Lumpkin County High School - Argus Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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Principal It U a pleasure for me to work with you. Graduation from high school can be one of your greatest achievements. Preparation for your life's work is most important and requires moral courage and mucheffort. Think on II Timothy 15: Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needed not to be ashamed, rightly di- viding the word of truth.” May we ever be mindful of our motto, Indians Honor Truth.” Sincerely, Berry Floyd Mr. J. D. Edge Instructional Supervisor Mrs. R. A. Griffin Guidance Counselor Mrs. J. D. Hutcheson Visiting Teacher

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Congratulations to the Argus Staff and Class of 1965 at Lumpkin County High School. We hope you have taken ad- vantage of the opportunities we have tried to make possible for you to ac- quire those Educational Experiences and Skills to better fit you for further education or to make worthwhile con- tributions in today's automated econ- omy. May you have a sustaining faith to guide as you go from this point in life. Price Bowen Superintendent Board of Education Gordon Anderson, F. L. Corbin, Walter Caldwell, Frank Gable, James Woodward, M. D., Chairman.

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Mrs. John Simpson Coach Leonard Dowis Mrs. Ernest Jarrard Mrs. Charles Moore Senior Homeroom Teachers Mrs. Leon Davis Mrs. V. C. Palmer Miss Moddelle Walker Mrs. Leonard Dowis Junior Homeroom Teachers