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Coach R. L. Bowen Asst. Coach HT. Grifiin Front row: J. Bowen, Williams, Ivey, Turner, Henslee, Kalamos, Capt. Womble, Alt, Capt. L. Bowen, Gross, Moore, Hall. Second row: Hilton, Robertson, Henry, Hunt, Slaton, O. Smith, Baker, Harkey, Pruitt, P. Smith, Thompson. Third row: Griesby, Wallace, Fagan, Lane, Parham, Ratteree, Dempsey, Oswald, Harper, Rollins, Mason, Walters, Saunders, Sconyers.
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D ED 1 Cia} To those members of the Football Team of 1941-42 who have given so unselfishly and so unsparingly of their time, their energy, and their loyalty to win the coveted N. G. I. C. cham- pionship; AND To Head Coach R. L. Bowen whose inexhaustible patience and excellent leadership, and to Assistant Coach Hoyt T. Griffin whose efficiency and devotion have been responsible for the or- ganization and guidance of this victorious team, this, the Seven. teenth Edition of the Pointer is dedicated.
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In this era when all Americans are striv- ing laboriously to preserve our way of life, which has made possible the building of our great nation, it is well for our youth to be- come aware of the complex problems that face our people and to understand better the role that the young life of America will play in the solution of the problems that be- set us. Through the medium of the school and its excellent program of activities our students must capitalize upon the opportunities to promote their physical, mental, social and spiritual welfare. It is only as one em- ploys all his talents to the fullest extent that Pror. Pau D. West the fiber of society is strengthened. Our na- Principal tion becomes stronger only as individuals learn to live together cooperatively, to respect the sanctity of personality and to subordinate their selfish interests to those of the com- mon good. As we say “au revoir” to our graduating class, it is with the admonition that each one of them may incorporate into his life the principle of unselfish and loyal devotion to his fellow-man and his country. “Let knowledge grow from more to more, But more of reverence in us dwell, That mind and soul, according well, May make one music as before.” = PAULA AW EST oe yt 1} é j | p [ ? A? Mrs. EvizaBETH PRICE fF SENNA Cl J v ) ¢ A Ler k y vA, A J N | J J ( Wid nf KY ) f “Yoffa J } Vi J oy} yi
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