Lowndes High School - Munin Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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Deans Mr. Carlton Adams Dean of Boys Mrs. Frances Jordon Dean of Girls

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L.C.H.S. Administration Mr. T. H. Wall, Jr. Principal Mrs. George Johnson Secretary

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Sincerely, LOWNDES COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS C W. M EACH AM, Superintendent Valdosta, Georgia Dear Student Body and Friends, The aijn of any Board of Education, any Superintendent, any principal, and any faculty group is to provide the greatest number of educational opportunities to the highest percentage of the students enrolled in an educational program. I believe that we here in Lowndes County have an educational program which can provide sufficient educational foundation for all our students regardless of the level to which they may be academically assirned. Of this, we as administrators, are proud, and you as students can feel assured that you are being well equipped to take your place in the adult world. Have you thought—What is education? It cannot be just a time that you are required to be -enrolled in a school. It is not just a time when you must devote the major part of your tine to textbook. Education is progressing; a time of changing; a tine of learning; a time of opportunity to develop new ideas, new feelings, new ideals; a time of effort; a time of real- ization. The opportunity of education will not end when you have left the public school nor when you leave an institution of higher learning. You have been provided certain ' conveniences in your education; certain interests; certain challenges. We as adults have become spectators and well-wishers, urging you to press on with your best efforts in this game of learning that you may be better prepared to successfully take part in the game of life. 12