Tech High School - Tehisean Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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DR. WILLIS A. SUTTON DR. I-I. REID HUNTER Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent IIIIIIIIII IIF ED UIITIU l94l E. S. Coox . , . President DEVEREAUX F. MCCLACHEY . . .Vice-President MRS. FANNIE MAE WESTON . , Secretary DR. CHARLES C. RIFE D. M. THERRELL J. H. LANDERS J. AUSTIN DILBECK . AlIMINIS'I'IIA'I'IIlIII

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Tech High, ir: its comparatively short lifetime, has been called upon frequently to take stock of its spiritual values and to express in some pm? tical work-a-day fashion its relationships to the community which make? its life possible. . J ,Never before has Tech High done this so manfully as in the present world crisis, when, forthe second time since the turn of the century, the faculty and student body have joined hands and hearts in making the willing sacri- fice of giving to America for the duration of the emergency a number of its talented gentlemen of valor onthe faculty whose training made thempvalu- able to the flag which protects us all. A ' To these gentlemen of Americgwho, though physically removed from the campus, rqmpin in influence and in the prayerffvx' thoughts of those to whom they have 'meant so much, this l94Obl94l record of Tech Fligh life is dedicated by the faculty, the student body, the editors and the Senior Class Sponsors, all of-whom pray that they may soon return to a more permanently happy campusand a more peaceful life because of the sacrifice of parting . . . an expression by all of the deep faith in the way of life which they are pledged to preserve. The roll of honor as we go to press: Colonel Thomas L. Alexander Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Collins Major Frank A. Kopf Captain J. Edgar Morris J First Lieutenant J. E. DeVaughn First Lieutenant Sidney Scarborough