South Fulton High School - Lion Yearbook (East Point, GA)

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lionewono 9When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too, The memory of the past will stay And half 0er joys reneuf, 9111100196 The joys of reflection are too often denied, too often ignored in the rush of modern 1iving. It is hoped that this pictoriaI compilation will call to mind the happy moments of days now past and renew in the reader the ambitions, hopes and aspirations of youth. We salute the classes 01 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958 in this7 the initial yearbook of South Fulton High School. 114 mmfs real possession is his memory. In, nothing else is he rich, in, nothing else is he poor? 9Alexander Smith

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DUBlIShGO By south Fulton hIGh school EASE pomt, GEORGIA

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,. 9... , Kali: 19TH $3? 5.3. e3... i .. I ,a' :v3 2 ; a. .1 2 Wis. :9: 7 1. . t4vn t $2; .uA 413 ? Ly. .H . 3:. s 5 3t, . .233; o s. 3 km 5 a OEOICAU on We dedicate our first year book to our retired supervisor, Miss Maggie L. Perry. A native Georgian. Miss Perry received her formal training at Spelman College and Atlanta University. She has unquestionably established herself in the hearts of many as a humanitarian; During her years of faithful service our school achieved com- mendable progress. Her keen sense of understanding and working with the problems of the school system caused the students to look upon her, not merely as a person who came to observe them, but as a friend who saw their deserved needs as well as their shortcomings, and tried to provide for improvements accordingly. Miss Perrfs years of unselfish toil qmve proven symbolic of her inner beauty? She typifiw for us the poetic facts that Beauty 0f soul and spiriH ,, is indeed its own excuse for being. She Will long be remembered for her quiet perseverance and integ- rity.