Talbot County High School - Hornet Yearbook (Talbotton, GA)

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0p%iKctfial 7?te44 z?4. To the Seniors of 1956: My heartiest congratulations go out to you for completing high school this year. There Is no end to education. No matter what you plan to do after you complete your course of study here, you will still go on learning and working hard to do it. May I suggest that you choose wisely in directing this learning proc- ess toward desirable goals. You will need to be well informed to live in, and understand the big world of today. Education can do much to prepare you for the breath-taking experiences of our fast moving age. Your ultimate success will depend upon how well you adapt yourselves to the surroundings in which you find yourselves, also your ambitions. Ambition is the drive behind you. Do not become discouraged when things seem to go wrong, because the worth of a per- son is measured to a great extent by his ambition, courage and willingness to try again. You will per- haps face many discouraging problems in your future experiences. However, I hope that you will always remember that ambition is required in order to suc- ceed. Sincerely, C. A. Reynolds

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MRS. CHARLIE MITCHELL B. S., Georgia State College for Women First Grade MRS. SAXON JONES University of Georgia Second Grade MRS. J. E. BUFFINGTON B. S., Georgia State College for Women Third Grade MRS. L. E. RAY Georgia Southwestern Fourth Grade MRS. C. A. REYNOLDS B. S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Fifth Grade MRS. C. O. SCHULTZ B. S., Troy State Teachers College Sixth Grade MRS. H. L. DIXON B.S., H. E. University of Georgia Seventh Grade MRS. R. M. ALSOBROOK M. A., University of Georgia Visiting Teacher and Instructional Supervisor MR. E. A. HALL B.S., University of Cincinnati M.M, Cincinnati Conservatory Band MRS. A. M. SMITH B. of M.S., Cincinnati College of Music F. A.G.O. New York Piano