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

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MRS. CARRIE PEACOCK Sixth Grade MRS. CLEO WOODHAM Sixth Grade MRS. V.C. BURCH Fifth Grade MRS. OLGA COLLINS Fifth Grade MRS. LONELLE PHELPS Fifth Grade MRS. ROYCE MYERS Fourth Grade MRS. LEX McAULEY Fourth Grade MRS. INDIA SELLERS Fourth Grade MRS. AUGIEORR Third Grade MRS. ARMA WYNN Third Grade MRS. ETHEL CHILDS Third Grade MRS. MAURINE THOMLEY Second Grade MRS. GLADYS BYRD Second Grade MRS. STELLA NATIONS Second Grade MRS. ANNIE EDMONSON First Grade MRS. LOTTIE LEE BROCK First Grade MRS. VELMA HARDY First Grade MRS. RUTH BYRD First Grade 19

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MRS. LOUISE MADDOX Librarian MR. LARRY COTANCHE English, Speech MRS. JEANNE COTANCHE English MR. JERRY JOHNSON Basketball, Baseball, Civics MISS JESSIE MAE METCALF Economics, Math MR. C.T. BURGESS Football, Track, History MRS. NORMAN HOOPER Girls Physical Education MR. DOYLE KIZZIRE Spanish, Government MR. PAUL DEAN Vocational Agriculture MRS. M.W. MERRITT Chemistry, Physics, Biology, General Science mr. max McKinney Bookkeeping, Math, Science MRS. JEAN REAGAN Home Economics MRS. MIRIAM RYLAND Typing, Shorthand MRS. EDITH CAMPBELL English, History MRS. ESSIE. HATCHER Science, Math MRS. GRACE THOMLEY Math, Science MRS. MARY WRIGHT English, History MRS. A.L. HAWLEY Sixth Grade This Page is Sponsored by H. M. WATSON HARTFORD MILLING COMPANY DOWLING SON LUMBER CC 808 Fulton Avenue Hartford, Alabama Building Material - Lumber Birmingham, Alabama 18 Hartford, Alabama

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Never before in the history of our country have we faced a greater challenge than we face today. No darker storm clouds have gathered on the horizon; no stronger winds of hate, greed and prejudice have blown across the land; and no clearer call to duty and patriotism has ever beer sounded than the challenge of the present. In spite of the dark foreboding threats, I have faith in the youth of America to meet the i challenge. I believe the students, who walk the halls of Geneva County High and the millions of others in the high schools of America today, have the intelligence, courage and moral fiber to shape our country's destiny. Let us take advantage of our opportunities and use to the fullest extent our resources, so that we may have a part in keeping America the beacon light of freedom for all peoples of the world. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE