Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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MRS. H. B. LOOMIS Dedication The moving finger writes, And having writ, moves on. This quotation has lefta lasting impression upon the minds of young people who have graduated from Texas Junior High School during the past five years, but the lady who quoted it had left an even greater mark upon the minds of these young people. Mrs. H. B. Loomis has an outstanding place in the school clay memories of the T953 Seniors, for she was the sponsor of this class when it graduated from Junior High in 1950. Recently the moving finger has written the name of Mrs. Loomis in the book of gold, the finger moves on, but her memory still lives and will live forever. The annual staff of 1953 lovingly and respectfully cledicates this annual to the memory of Mrs. H . B. Loomis.