Armstrong Atlantic State University - Geechee Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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zdicatinn With proud and grateful hearts. we. the students of Armstrong, dedicate this 1944 'Geechee to our President. FOREMAN llrlCCONNELL HAWES, who, through his interest in each individual, his constant courage. and his strong leadership has been an inspiration to us throughout the year. i5:'.t'3 M was ,soo

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F URE WORD We should like to think that those who browse through this yearis annual will absorb some of the atmosphere of our dear Alma Mater-.-Xrmstrong Junior College. Witli this thought in mind we have tried to create an informal pictorial theme to thread its way through these pages. We trust, as one glances from picture to picture, that he will feel the flow of life as it actually is among the student body. It is the spirit of youth so full and so free-the spirit we have tried to maintain despite the ravages of war, having received it as an heritage and feeling in our hearts our responsibility to sustain it for posterity. We want here to express our sincere thanks to Mr. Robert Herriot, who took all student pictures appearing in this annual, and to Mr. Ralph Rhodes, whose pictures of the monuments appear as an historical theme introducing each section. Roth of these gentlemen spent much of their time and effort in helping to create through their excellent photography the spirit of the l94l edition of the ,Geecheen THE Srxrr. I5 I