Geneva County High School - Gecorala Yearbook (Hartford, AL)

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CGUNTY BOARD QF EDUCATION ,rg-!t r-u .ax -J , Jw Left to right: Mr. I. S. May, Chancellor, Alabamag Mr. I. A. Mulkey, Geneva, Alabama, Chairman, Mr. J. I. Collins, Geneva, Alabama, Superintendent: Mr. I. A. Anderson, Hartford, Alabama, Mr, C. C. Smith, Slocomb, Alabama: Dr. E. E. Johnson, Samson, Alabama, CITY BGARD CF EDUCATIO Mr. Q. I. Borland - Chairman Mr. Henry Guilford Mr. A1 Saunders

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IN ff' w Jlhlllly Anderson bggan lun tourse. 1n lrytng Dtgunbu l 133 and waa graduatnd October lf 1931 He learncdh1s lebsom wall and 111 the really Lssbnual thmgb he excellod Nlow htlb flnlshed wlth lll'lllIL,d, f1n1te, earth bound ways hm COIIIIULIICCIIJQIII la mth thu ptrfctt and eternal HL lcarnpd to Lnjoy musrc horn Nou hm lm mth Hpamnly contgrts He found pluaxure ln hu home. wworlnhop lwoyy ho syorlw mth thrngb ll .mortal for the Nlaxtcr ot all dung: good XNh1le, hu wsaa lore hu dcyeloped thoae qualrtres that go to ntakp up an 1dc,al Sonlor otudroubnws, 'lhoughtfulnwb Abprratnln, Bravmry l'xlI1dllt,bS llmpeotftlllrlcss Loyalty lnttgrtty Lmntlpnubu lt 15 w1t1 mat attrlnuttb that tht, p1r1tot 111 ll y Xtrdtrbon mll jOlI1L xch mmor C .ass ab ll llama Geneya County llruh school and gow Gul to take 1th plate ln the endlus caray an of real Amerlcanu t 4 I fs . ,ax ,I is lv 1 - 1 w 1 ' 111 1 H ffl 11- f 1 A 4 ..., ,,,.,, V A.. F1 ' 1 A ' ' 1 I 'Q x I I ' 3 I ' 0 1 -, a 1 'x 1' x x V ' 1 1. 1 , ' ' 1 V' 3 '1 ' ' N1 ' ,, 1 1. ,, A l 1 fn - 1' ' -'v1 1, A 1 K ' - , 1 1 - , V I 3 1 N 1 51 ' 1 X I' ' 'x 4 xr gm 4 u . . 1 1 . X -,-1 ' ,H '. 'N , , , ,- t -.- 1 , 'I 1 n 1 1 do 1' ' -11111 1 1.11-, 11- 1' , r ' 1 rx' ' 11 I k ' ' 11 1 I- xx' J r

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-1-H... v- - .W ., .1,..,,,, A., M W MERRITT Prmcxpal BETTY MCCLELLAN Secretary PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE bon ratulations to the students, faculty, parents and iriends f Geneva C unty hi h School for your fine spirit of cooperation This spirit of cooperation and civic pride is reflected in all school, church and community projects I is a Joy and privilege to be a part of Hartford school and community As an institution, the school ranks with the church and the home as one o he most important n lu nces in determinin he destiny o a nation The school is in pos tion to teach +he fundamental skills develop character and determine the code of values wh ch will be the American war of life tomorrow herefore, it is of utmost importance that we have the best schools available The youth OI today faces a future that has much to challenge tnei best efforts and thev will require a great faith in themselves and t eir fellowmen to make the future of this nation secure in the ,sound principl s of freedom, justice and o portunity It has been the policy of our school + mare each stu'ent aware of his 'ndividual abilitg and skill so each may 'etter fit into the future li e of these roy led times wish for eact of ,ci success, hta th and ha oiness Sincerely, Principal