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

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Evarhprah ZEannrite gmyinga PROFESSOR MCGEE hvaving handy HLeEs not have this talking, young peo- play, KIR. BELL: HCut dzxt out back there.H MISS DOBBS: hhAll right, now Iym going to do the talking. Hush, now! Hush!H MISS MIDDLEBROOKS mopping fingersk hAll right, class, Tm getting terribly tired of this talking? h'IIss COL-QUITT: H'All ready now, class; lefs get the drift of this? 31155 KIERIWETHER: UGet rid of that chewing: gumlh BIISS ANDERSON: HThis may be translated in various and sundry ways. KIISS EVERTON: hTm afraid you are forgetting to be polite to-dnyfy RIISS PARK: UChildren, you responded beautifully t0 that.H MISS PENDERGRASS: HI demand silence. RIISS OLDS: HAnd how much have y-o-u practiced?

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igarmt-Ziparhprah Azanriatinn MRS.L.V.DONEH00 . . . . . . . . . . .Prm'ident The ilhrent-Teachersy Association of Russell High School, in making itself a part of the school, has' indeed become a vzllhable asset. By unselfish effort and co-operation it has helped us to attain and hold an enviable position among other high schobls. By its substantial hacking athletics have been fostered: with its indispensable assistance, the Fifth DistrictiKIeet was entertained both last year and this 'year; due to its moral and financial support, the publication of THE POINTER of 1926 was advanced, and THE POINTER of 1927 is now an nccbmplished fact. In 2111 these respects and countleSS others, we are indebted to our mothers of the Parent-Teachers, Association; and as words are inadequate the most appropriate thanks we can return to them are worthy deeds. Cm 1927

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CEho Tointer EHarultg 1r 1927 $ x