Hewitt Trussville High School - Memento Yearbook (Trussville, AL)

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ING OVER A DS lvlany times Superintendent Bryan has made public his belief that the P. T. A, is one of the strongest organizations in the United States today. Looking back over the vvork of our own branch of this national group, we are inclined to agree with him and to recognize with pride the splendid efforts which its members have made in our behalf, Under the skilled and patient leadership of its president, Mrs, B. G. Glenn, the Senior High P. T, A. has carried on the superior vvcrk started by its predecessors. ln the past school year, the P's and T's have met frequently and talked and dis- cussed matters in our behalf. Mothers and fathers have given generously of time, efforts, and money to make improvements-to help in every vvay to aid this vvorthy cause, With Mr. Searcy as council for the student body, the inenibers of the Execu- tive Council of the P. T. A. have worked quietly and effectively. It gives us pleasure to acknowledge the efforts and to vvish them long life in our midst.

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LOO MR. BRYAN, Superintendent MR. BRYAN says, Congratulations, Seniors, upon your graduation! This graduaticn signifies that you have accomplished a certain amount of studying and learning, and that you are novv partially prepared to earn your livelihood. ln your new associations with people and with lite, niy sincere wish lor you is that you may retain the ideals ot good citi- zenship that you hate learned and practiced while students in the Hewitt High School, K' K, ffl X30 fd 3-?.KL,1cf,J 7 O X H ybmff N Ywifli Lv-jc I, W Cemfifxi, V1-..+.,.,: x 'W 2' MR, C, W, PHILLIPS, Assistant Superintendent MR. FORNEY REESE, Assistant Superintendent OUR

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Youth novv flees on feathered feet. -Stevenson. Dear Students, You come to us as freshmen, wide eyed ex- pectant, uncertain in your nevv surroundings. You leave us four years later, poised, perhaps a bit sophisticated. I would like to congrat- ulate you on the splendid record you have made, your spirit of loyalty and cooperation, ond the worthwhile achievements to which you have contributed during these years. In this interval, vve hope you have ex- perienced the exhilaraticn of play, the inspi- ration of dreams, the satisfaction and pride that comes to those vvho have fought a good fight. .., 4 fe , I , Y A -4'l3 f:f,, ,zpmrfrnin 1' , i The smoothness and effectiveness with which our office work is done is a tribute to Dorothy and Mary Elizabeth's skill as regis- trars. Their ability in keeping straight the records of tour hundred fifty students is de- serving of our praise. And who would sign our O. Kfs if Dorothy and Mary Elizabeth were not around? THE OF DOROTHY PENTON MARY EUZABETH TRULL 'Q A 5 ull