Simpson School - Echo Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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J T A J J PAUL EARLE FT AC TYLER PROF. GHCEME FoevJty ALtr« ROWE AAR'Jofl 'jAhDtKS MARTHA 8 MILTON CHA CKEE»1 MISS GRACE I EE BROOK ALBERT VlhCCWT UCllt ELLIOT LOUl t KEC JE fLUITT fULTOh JOHN WOOD

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S T A J J C. O. Waters Joe Flore N i The C. ). Water- Echo Staff JnK Florence Paul H. Fable. Jr. Beverly Nabors Denson Rsir . .. Louise Reese M artha Belle Hilton Hanson Sanders. Photographic Editor I.fsLiE Sawyer Virginia Webb V IK .IL Cl'l.HEl'PER C»i rlks Green Posey Morton Albert Vincent John Wood Frank Jones. Percy Tyler Allan Rowe Fluitt Fulton. Lucille Elliott.. Miss Brooks Raleh.h W. Greene.

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J 0 R E w 0 R D Read this forcurnrd. IVe wish to say some things as briefly as possible. Criticise but mildly. Perfection is not claimed for this book. The work could have been done in forty different ways. Every student had the right to offer suggestions during the making of the book: twtv. that it’s done, let's support it. In behalf of the next staff, we ask your constructive criticism. Whether in Simpson or elsewhere, try to help the Echo next year. Simpson has had the best year of her life. Each year grows better. The Simpson Spirit has become proverbial. A school that stands f tr the best in the class room, on the athletic field, in the realm of character and life, is our only ideal. IVe are established in the best city in the i'nited States. Visitors exclaim zeith one accord. The half has not been told.” There is here a growing appreciation of Simpson School. IVe honor the great public high schools of the city. W’e believe the leaders in these schools are broad enough to see there is a vdry important place for Simpson. IVe are in no sense in antagonism. The time is not distant when the main principle in the discipline of Simpson 'will be the spirit of honor of its students. Dishonesty, impurity, nusportmanlike conduct, ruthless waste of time—these and other base things will be noted as much by the student body as by the faculty, and will be controlled accordingly. IVe eall upon every Simpson student, past and present, to join in the pull for u greater school.