Simpson School - Echo Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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‘De die at ion It never rains but it pours is an old proverb the truth of which is being demonstrated to Simpson. It would be bad enough to lose one of these men whose pictures appear ou the opposite page: but to lose both at one fell stvoop is almost too much for human endurance. Mr. Xccsc, affectionately knoien as Slim.'’ has ; his eight years of service as coach and teacher and all-round man endeared himself to every one of us. In his new field of activity in Xew J ’ork City he will be backed by the whole school. His place will be hard to f ill. Mr. Lipsey has grown steadily in the esteem and affection of students and teachers, lispedal I y has he won a warm spot in the hearts of those who are grouped in the S Club with whom he has worked so faithfully. These men who knew him best would do anything for Pick, and all are behind him in his new field. hi admiration and gratitude we dedicate this Annual to these beloved men.