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

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Pum' TIH'IlUl-NPFPII Clay; 7906772 Hail! Class of '28, so dear, hTz's four short years that we've met here; And as wehve studied, we have shared Each otherhs joys. each otherhs cares- And then to us there comes the day When to each other we must say: Farewell, dear Class of 28. Hail fondly, Alma Mater true, Departing, we would leave with you Our precious banner, gold and white- Emblems of Loyalty and Right. Cherish these emblems each day through. That lifehs best gifts may come to you. Farewell to Thee. dear Russell High. Our high school days have quickly flown, The happiest days that we have known; And now. the path ahead we take. God grant success and on us make Thy blessing here on this last day; Then let us whisper as we say: Farewell, dear Class of '28? eLOUISE HENCELEY.

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Item XVII. Katherine Damon's responsibility for the annual we give to Alcimus Donehoo, for, though it has weighed heavily upon Katherine, he will be able to carry it easily on his broad shoulders. Item XVIII. We give Randolph Cochran's desire to fly to J. D. Suttles, for they both have the reputation of boys of fast motion. Item XIX. We do give and bequeath to Stella Christian the tendency to write notes in school which has been acquired by Ray Sammons. Item XX. Gladys McWhorter's musical ability we bequeath to Clarence Ingram. Item XXI. T0 Madge Ellison we give Ruby Suttles, gingham bonnet. Perhaps it will bring the fame of a Hgingham girl to Madge. Item XXII. We do give and bequeath Helen Youman's white sweater, which is one of her badges as a basketball player, to Lillian Holden. Item XXIII. The social graces of Martha Carmichael and Lucille Jones we bequeath to Ruth Stevens and Virginia Yeargan. Item XXIV, To Grace Cooper we give the shyness 0f Sallie Pearl Mc- Daniel. Item XXV. Pansy Bugg's desire to create a perfect vacuum for the benefit of our physics class we give to Jodie Banks. Item XXVI. LeRoy McKibben's speed in typewriting we bequeath to Fred Warren. Item XXVII. We do give and bequeath Elizabeth Hollum's, Mabel Hensleeis, Irma Carmichaelis, and Hazel Cato's love of physics to Frances Moul- trie, Louise Millet, Louise Garrison and Bessie Pope. Item XXVHI. Evelyn Brown's talent as the class cartoonist We give to B. H. Orr. Now, we feel sure the Senior class rooms, next year, will be highly decorated. Item XXIX. To Elizabeth Walker and Blanche Elliot we bequeath Clyde Patterson's and Ruth Wootenis reputation as two of the best dancers of the Senior class. Item XXX. We do give and bequeath to Fred Warnock, Elizabeth Mat- thew's talent for debating and arguing. Item XXXI. Jennie V. Breazealeys love for playing jokes on other people we bequeath to Wade Stallings. But we hope he will not get into the same predicaments as she did. Item XXXII. To Robert Byrd we bequeath Rachel Styles' liking for History, wishing him a brilliant success in this subject. Item XXXIH. In conclusion, we bequeath the best wishes of Grace Pinyan and Nina Eidson to the Juniors. This, our last Will and Testament, signed, sealed and published in the presence of the undersigned witnesses. NINA EIDSON, Lawyer. Witnesses: BLANCHE ELLIOT WADE STALLINGS REUBEN SALTER. I'umt 'I'll't'lIle-xifl?

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dlma Water I Brauely, bravely stands old Russell, Waving Gold and White; Emblems of true Sons and Daughters, Loyalty and Right. CHORUS Russell, Russell, dear old Russell, We shall ever be; Proud to claim our Alma Mater, Russell, bail to thee! 11 Every mem,ry we will cherish, Hold them sacred, too. Let us sing her praises gladly, O er and deer anew. CHORUS Russell, Russell, dear old Russell, May we ever be Worthy of our Alma Mater, Russell, bail to thee! A. EVERTON. Puyc I'u euf u70iyllt