Russell High School - Pointer Yearbook (East Point, GA)

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E. G. NABELL Board Of C. H. THOMPSON . E. E. BOYD Education President Secretary C. H. LIVSEY P: h Page Nina

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-!memumf RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL A History N nineteen hundred twenty-two, Mr. John J. Eagan gave a ten-acre tract of land to East Point for educational purposes. Mr. Eagan7s only request was that the school, When erected, be named in honor of his uncle, Mr. Russell. Nineteen hundred twenty-three saw Russell High completed. The build- ing was modern in every detail. It contained a large auditorium, a labora- tory, and a commercial department, in addition to the regular recitation rooms. I To-day, the passer-by is attracted by the beautiful grove. The Visitor is impressed with the simplicity of the building design. The eye is caught by the cleanly kept campus. But far greater than thesenthe records with- in give silent testimony to the excellency 0f the faculty and the ability of the students. And for the futureewe predict an even greater school! J' Pagr Eight

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PARENT-TEACHER57 ASSOCIATION ParentTeachers7 Association There is no other organization that takes as much in- terest in Russell High School as the Parent-Teaehers7 Asso- ciation. This body strives constantly to raise the status of our school. Through its zealous efforts, athletics have been greatly MRS NABELL encouraged during the last year. Pres' This publication is greatly indebted to the P. T. A. for both moral and financial support. From the very first, THE POINTER has received ardent encouragement from the entire association. Page Tm