Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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IOHHHIHII The 1950 SANDSPUR was planned as a Memory Book, which should bring to the Senior Class of 1950 fond recollec- tions of the school days at “Dosta High. Coming at the half- turn of the 20th century, the 1950 SANDSPUR adopted a golden cover because Cold symbolizes 50th anniversaries. The SANDSPUR staff strove to complete a yearbook that you would cherish for years to come. When you first open this book, do not judge the product of our labors too harshly. Wait until many years have gone by and then again turn these pages and decide whether or not it is truly a Book of Colden Memories. Edward Michael Nussbaum

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“Breather there the man with soulv-so dead, t,Who never to himself hath said, This is my own, my nafiwrlSnif ' In this “Golden Year” of the twentieth century we Seniors of 1950 dedicate Our Book of Memories” to the only Valdosta, “Our Home Town.” 1 '

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BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Mrs. Howard Dasher, Mrs. W. C. Southwell. SECOND ROW: Mr. W. L Goodloe, Sr.. Mr. R. L. Stump. Mr. June Norwood THIRD ROW: Dr Conrad Williams, Judge A. J. Little. Mr. H. C. Eberhardt, Dr. F. G Eldridge. These men and women give of their time, their efforts, and their interest to make ours a better school. Not only the student body, but the entire town thank them. 6