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

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Deddccufdan Mrs. Julia T. Mack, late president of the South Girard l-ligh School Parent and Teachers Association, was a devoted administratress during her presidency. Mrs. Mack indicated a sincere respect tor all people with whom she encountered, and worked faithfully with the administration and students at South Girard. In memory ot her loyalty to South Girard, devotion to her God, and service to her fellow-man we proudly dedicate this book. Year-book Chairman, J. Gosha

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F ORE WARD Now the time has come when graduation is in the mind of each senior. This is a tradition, but we regret to leave our classmates, friends and administration. As we of the present graduating class leave to further our education, we shall never forget the friendship as well as the guidance that we obtained at South Girard. South Girard, you have done your best to help us become competent students in furthering our edu- cation. Now we shall march proudly with sincere grati- tude to you. It is our ambition to cope with world situ- ations as democratic citizens . . . H0le,' South Girard we love you. The class of 1963

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SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE . . Dear Students: The primary purpose of the public schools is to offer each pupil an opportunity to develop to the fullest of his capabilities in order that he might become a better citizen and a worthwhile member of the society in his community. As you treasure this book in the future, we hope that it will remind you of pleasant memories and friendships and that it will also cause you to recall these primary purposes. Sincerely, DAVID SELF, Superintendent