South Girard High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Phenix City, AL)

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l ACKNQWLEDGEMEN1' ' .1 .Ally 4 , . ' .-Q. ' K A 4 an airminded class and true to our motto, We are striving to move ahead, We cannot, we would not dare move on without pausing a moment to look retrospectively at our past. We should like to acknowledge the P. T. A. for its indefatig- able efforts, coupled with its exprit de-corps, to promote our school program. You have been our assembly plant and our pilots, preparing us for this take-oft into the world on our own, and assuring for us a safe landing to destinies unknown. A ,. -.,,w,gu,,,n su, ,,l,.w', - --iQ,,stnX,..s,,gnl',5,13 7

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After long and careful consideration, the i960 Bulldog is dedicated, with sincere respect and devotion, to Mr. J. B. Merriweather, principal of the South Girard High School and Mrs. Bl. S. Merriweather, his affable and capable wife, Not only have they given inspiration to the student body, but they have also played a tremendously important role in the enhancement of our entire school program. Mr. and Mrs. Merriweather received their B. S. degrees from Morris Brown and Alabama State Colleges, respectively, and their M. A. degrees from New York University. Mr. Merriweather has been principal of our school for fourteen years and Mrs. Merriweather has taught in the system for fifteen years. She taught most of us in the first grade and many of us through the elementary grades. She has taught seven of these years at the high school after receiving her M. A. degree. Quite aptly, we wish to recognize all that they have done for us. They have always given us their time and sincere friendship when we needed them most. We feel that our hopes, our ideals and our dreams have been nurtured by both of them. They helped us to realize that anything we desired to accomplish could be done. This gives us the courage to face tomorrow-its successes and its failures. It is for these reasons and many more that we could not depart from this institution without showing them, in a small way, how much we appre- ciate their efforts by dedicating to them our 1960 BULLDOG.