Irwin County High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ocilla, GA)

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PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE From the Principal's Desk: First, may I congratulate you on the completion of a very fine annual— I also want to thank you for this opportunity to write a small section for the annual. You have done a good job, and I'm sure you will treasure this book for many years to come. You have, in your senior year, reached the last mile- stone in your public school education. Maybe sometime the going was rough and you felt like saying, Oh, what's the use I , but now aren't you glad you pushed on? As you leave O.H.S., we of the faculty shall be watch- ing with interest your progress. Today we are proud of you—may we always be proud of you as alumni. It is my hope that Ocilla High School, whether it be called Irwin County High School, Ocilla High or any other name, may always merit your love and admiration. There are many things that you can do for your Alma Mater. I am sure you will find your job and do it well. For having been here, you are a part of us and we are a part of you. With these mutual bonds, let us work for a bigger and better Ocilla, Irwin County, and State of Georgia I Sincerely your principal, John B. Burks J

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 95 OAs OSCEOLAN Published By SENIOR CLASS OCILLA HIGH SCHOOL OCILLA, GEORGIA

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We, the Seniors of 1950-51 with conscience clear dedi- cate this—our 1950-51 Osceolan—to our beloved sponsor: MISS MARY ELOISE PRUDE. To her a toast of the heartiest kind is raised. Not only for what she has done for us but for her love, and kind- ness, toward us during our Senior year. To know her is to love her. So, we the Seniors of 1950-51 say thanks” to some one we all know and appreciate, and who has helped to make our Senior year a success— MISS MARY ELOISE PRUDE