Headland High School - La Resume Yearbook (Headland, AL)

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Dedication That the dreams of impetuous youth might live unmolested--even flourish-- be- neath an understanding sympathy, there were created some to whom God gave wisdom and patience to guide this youthful enthusiasm into channels which eventually elevate them to positions of dignity and security. To these, the unacknowledged leaders of our youth, our teachers, we dedicate the 1963 LA RESUME, with love and undying gratitude.

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Financial Secretary, Frances Parker; Assistant, Carolyn Pope; Activities Editor, Patsy Bradshaw; Historian, Nelle Solomon; Art Editor, Dana Howard; Sports Editor, Carl Williams; Photographers, Joe Walden and Kathy Kelly; Business Manager, Ann Walden; Assistant, Emily Watson; Circulation Manager, Winston Griggs; Assistant, Jean Woodham; Editor, Agnes Gene Allen; Assistant, Marilyn Elaine Espy.