Athens High School - Maroon Yearbook (Athens, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1945 volume:

WHO Mos! Handsome - . -DOOLIITLS HODGSOM TUBBS I Most Sfudious . . . .... GITTINGER, GIBSON, JAMES Most Mrkehievous . .- . Li P053 NASI-L DQQUTTLE Mos! Brilliant . . . . - GIBSOM GITTINGER, TUBBS Mos! Unselfish - . . WILLIAMS TUBBS GIBSON Most Frank . . . ......... GITTINGERI NASI-L SQUL5 Most Charming . . .......- TUBBS HODGSOM DOOLITTLE Mm Aflracfive . . . . . .HoossoN, runs nooume Lumpkin .Most Undersfanding - ........... TUBBS WILLIAMS NASH Mum ..... ' . .... some GITTINGER, SMlTH,'NASH M0-If Tacfful . . . - - TUBBS GITTINGER, WILLIAMS NASH A Best Alnbiverf . . . . - - TUBBS GITTINGER, SMITH WILLIAMS :Mosf Personalify . . - .......... TUBBS NASH, SMITH 'Moss Unassurning .l .......... NASI-I SMITH, EADIE ' Besf Spar! .... . . E POSS TUBBS HODGSOM WILLIAMS Mos! Versafile . - - TUBBS SMITH, GIDLEZ GITTINGER Mbsf Afiriefic . ..--- E FOSS HODGSOM GENTRY 'Mosf Drainage - . - - SOULS BARROWC GITTINGFR, SCOTT ' Mos! Capable 7 ....... GIBSOM GITTINGER, TUBBS A4Sweefesl . .' . - - TUBBS, WILLIAMS DOOLITTLE J. FOSS .Most Popular . . . ..... rung HODGSOM 5 Poss Besf Dressed . . ..-- TUBBS LUMPKIM TAYLOR, GIBSON Mos! in Love' .... ..... H ODGSOM Li POSS TUBBS SMITH .Mosf Dependable , - . . . GIBSON, GITTINGER, JAMES scorn TUBBS . Mosf Conscienfious - - -.----. GIBSOM GITTINGER, WILLIAMS Mon oufsfsnafng . . '. . . . . .ruaag GIBSON Glrrnvssn Neafesf ...... . . - TUBBS GIBSON, LUMPKIN Mos: o,f,,f,,.,1 . . . . . -GITTINGER, some russs Besf Dancer - - - - GENTRZ NASH LANKFORD Biggest Fm . . . . V. . .msr-I SMITI-L MORGAN Gem . . ...... rung DOOLITTLE NASH Mos! Tallalive . - . - NASH, SOULS' B. DAVIS J. FOSS Mosf Sincere . . . ..--. WILLIAMS, BOSS SMITH I Mos! Dignmed - ....... SOULS GIBSON, LUMPKIN 'Besf All Round - - ...... TUBBS HODGSOM WILLIAMSV' Noisiest .... .Q . - E FOSS HEALAN, TOMLIN, DOOLITTLE Mos! Deserving -1. '. I -.---- GIBSOM GITTINGER, 71 DAVIS Friendliesl' . . L' . . '. . . . . - TUBBS NASH, E FOSS SMITH 'Mosf Lilely lo Succeed . . . ....... GIBSON, GITTINGER, TUBBS Answer fo a Maiden? Prayer . ...-... DOOLITTLS HODGSON, TUBBS 'one with Mm oomph . . . .HODGSOM oooume runs LUMPKIN ' One' wifh Besf Line ---. --------- N ASFL HODGSO Most Gentlenyanly I ---. . . - . . WILLIA Meeiest ...... ..... 71 Most Manly . . l .... . Mos! Cheerful - - - Most Talenfed - - Mosf'AppeaIing - - M SMITH MS, TUBBS GIBSON DAVIS, MANLEX N. SMITH . . . . HODGSOM Li FOSS SMITH . . . . . TUBBS A. DAVIS WILLIAMS E FOSS . . . PALMISANO, GIBSON, E. FOSS SOULS TUBBS - - - - - - - - -HODGSON, TUBBS DOOLITTLE l w 1 - S L, 'I :I -A -I -- ,- .- .u I w Q . I I Q Q 1, nl iw -I 5. : .1 ii 4 .. 4 .. .. 1: .. .. n .. ., :. ll . .. 2. .: :E N :: :e .. .. . .. s 1: .. .. :: s: ze .X i I! .. H :e :e .. ,. E? .z ,. ,Q .. 4: .. .. Ei I: an :: ,. 5: .. C7119 CSJQI'll.OI' 61618 ATHENS HIGH SIIHIIIIL presents She 1945 MHHUIJN Cglhbnz the gcfitors . . . With all our Work, We have finally Hnished this-the l945 MAROON. VVe hope that in future years it will relive for you many happy A.H.S. moments. gn QW 11,5 maroon Ere- CLASSES BEAUTIES MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS DEDIUATIU M I SS RUBY ANDERSON To Kliss Ruhy Anderson, who, by her devotion to the highest ideals of scholarship and hy her sympa- thetic understztnding, has helped students to make their years at Athens High School rich in meaning- ful and happy experiences. this annual is respectfully dedicated. ., W U M155 Rb N XXSXMS Miss fill.-XCIQ ,Xxmmsox Mlss :x1.'kR'I'HA .Xxnuksox Miss RUBY ANDERSON Miss ALETHA BAILEY F CULTY S A m.x.x!0. CHARLES N? ,1 tm FHCS -RAR. , Buys Da.-MU MR. j. C. V1Ns0N MR. SAM WV. VVOQD N1RS. SARA 1V1CFARLAND Prilzfiprll S1'f1'fI11ry to Ihr Prinripal MRS. j. C. VxNsoN Miss MARY TILLMAN Miss MARTHA NICHOLS? Diredor, Girls' Alhlelz MIss NATALIE Bococx Miss ELLIE BRADBURY Miss MARGARET BRANTLEY MIss BONNIE BROCK MRS. WVALTER CANNON I APPHEUIATIU To our friends and teachers, the faculty, the graduating class of 1945 extends sincere appreciation. VVe will never forget how much their help and guidance, their teach- ing and understanding, have meant to us. For their services during our years ar Athens High School we offer our warmest thanks. Nut pictured MISS MARTHA COMER MR. R. T. DOTTERY MR. B. M. GRIER Supfrintfndant, City Svlzool System MRS. LEE BRADBERRY Cafeteria Supervisor MISS FRANCES MOORE MR. HUGH MILLS CAPTAIN R. M. JACKSON SERGEANT LEON FARMER Hut. Boys' Basketball Coach U. S. Hrmy, P.M.S. 59' T. U. S. Arinzy, Amt. P.WI.S. 59' T. Miss MARY CONGER WSE MV xsvwe IW gi ADVI IIRY CUU CIL The Advisory Council of Athens High School was established during the 19-H--l-2 term, with the purpose of bettering the school through closer cooperation between faculty and stun dents. The council ia composed of representative seniors, juniors, and sophomores elected :in- nuzilly by the students: homeroom presidents, class presidents, one editor of the Thumb Trzrk Tribune, the principal, counsellor, and sponsor. ROBERT GIBSON- . JIMMY TUBES . PRICE QIITTINGER JACKIE SLIGII . BIADGE DAVID RUTII FOXYLER . CORNELIX .-XNN FROST . GLORIA DIXON . ALICE C'IIANuLER CEI,ESTE PURCELI. 1'ATRICI.-'A N1Iil.I, . CIEORGE XVILLIABIS MAR00 . lfIl'irnr-L11-Clziwf . .-1555111111 . . . . . .llzlkw-1111 - .-l.v.vI.v!1111t .llukf-nfl . . . . 1 l'1lflH't' - Yljiijfllllf Fwrzfzxn' . . . . .xlllllllfjillfl .'I5J'iJ'flIllf .lluzzuyffzy . . . . . I,ilH'11ry . .'lJJ'fJ'f!l1lflIif1'I'1ll'y . . . l'f1alogr'ajw'1y .-lssislallt l'l1r1lug1l'apl1y -IOA N K IQAIII . l:'I1'i!or lzlliiur 1:'.1'itur lililor' lfIfiZu1' LHIIIOI' Izliifm' l:'IIi1ur lfJiIor I:'IiIfu1' Ifdflor TAFF BETTY CRANE . HELEN IDRIFTMIICR BOBBY OLIVER . C1fi0RGli SCOTT . . BliT'IY ,IO BRIDGES YIYIAN .ASHFORD . LUKE SMITH - - . NTARY BOB 'IKURNER BOBBY jAxIES . . TOULA JUNLS . . SERENA FLANAGAN MARION XVEST , . Alsxislazzt .-I4'lifviZif.v Chairman -v I - . .I.I'.s'I.I'11111l .III-zw'rff.vi11y JIIIIIIUIVI' - Sll1If7 Sfmt lzllitnr . Szmji Simi lzllitar . , . . Ifuyx' Sfwrlx Izlfilnz' - .liiijfflllf llnyf' Sflurfs lfIlilur . . . liirlx' Sfmrlx lzlliim' - - ' Il11,Ii1If'.I.I' .llzumgwr .I.v.I'I.s'II1l1l lflliill 1'.w ' ,I .XIIUIIIQVIA . . . .SIII-z'rrfi.s'ir1g1 Jlllllllfjfl' l.Y.Vi5f1llIf .III-zw'rlI.vi11g1 .1II1m1yI'r . . . . . . , . , . Sulifllnr . ,lrli-Z'ftII'T f.'flIlil'llIlllI 8 xo 'WQ , .4..-'Wi val' QW ,yung CLASSES E HDR UFFICER Sfatzfd, lfft to right: Cornelia Ann Frost, Secretary, Jimmy Tubbs, President, Vivian Ashford, Vice-President . . . Standing: Pat Mell, Treasurer. xwrnmlllihmn Uii.'l1'im iW S fs, A ,,, , W ' V X Wllim V ' Q W I l i II WW' 7 N1 10 lVlEl.I. ADAMS Sinrrri!y is II rofvftfd fvirtuff' East Athens Baptist Church. B. T. :XLLEN Thfrr's honrs! manhood, and good ffllo-wxhip in thnx Central Baptist Church. MARTHA ALLEN Il ix fwfll lo think fwoll, it is difvinr to ad fwfllf' Church Organizations. VIVIAN ASHFORD To knofw hm' is to lo-vw hor. President of Beta Club, Vice-President of Senior Class, Vice-President of S.A.P., Member of Advisory Council, Thumb Turk Reporter, Annual Business Manager, Scholarship Society. MARY GEORGE BARBER Happy, lllouglllful, kind, and Irur, fllffl' if no fafvor :hr fwill not do. S.A.P., Girl Reserves, TIIIIIHII Tark Feature Editor, J-Buddies, Cheerleader, Canteen Council. BEN BARROXK' Hr lifvfs that he mighl play. Beta Club. BARBARA BLAKELY Nm1fr idlf, nffvrr .rtillg airways smiling, alfways will. Majorette, Girl Reserves. CARLTON BOOTH fl jolly good fr'llofw. Central Presbyterian Church. CAROLYN BRANDENBURG Ihr mildrst mannfrs and tho gfnllrx! lzrarlf' First Presbyterian Church. BETTY jo BRIDGES Wr lilef you mort bvcauff you'rf you. Basketball Team, Annual Girls' Sports Editor, Thumb Turk Advertising Manager, Girl Reserves, Advisory Council, President of Home Room. 2 3 1 E lllll CLASS E Illll CLASS GEORGE BULLOCK Not too Jfriozu, not loo gay-juxl a jolly good ffllofwf Baptist Church, Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C. fiI,0RlA BUTLER For my frirndr I will go Ihr limit. Girl Reserves, Thumb Took Feature XVriter. DYVAIN CHAMBERS Good nalurrd and drpfmlablr. Prince Avenue Baptist Church. ALICE CHANDLER Sho 1-who ir pfl'Jl.ffI'7lf in hrr -'wor'h,s1u'1'f.v.c -will fI 0fUJ7l., Thumb Tarla Editor, Advisory Council, Vice-President of Honor Society, Beta Club, Annual Literary Editor, Girl Reserves, Senior Service Scout, Scholarship Society. MARTHA CHESSER lf I am your frifnd thrrr is nothing too mufh fo: mr to do, HELEN CHII.IvIs Upon-mindfd, frank and fair, hfrf'.r Il girl fwithoul a Carr. Prince Avenue Baptist Church. BETTY CRAN E Br yoursrlf Illlflfllf all lhing:. b.A,P., Girl Reserves, Annual Snapshot Editor. WANDA CROVVIIEY Ewr'ryon1' soon lmrnml to lihr har. JEAN D.-XNIEI, Think of IVII' as you plfa.ff. MADGE DAVID Sinrfr1', frifndly, full of fhr'r'r,' II -'wonderful girl through all the y1'ar.r. President of S.A.P., Girl Reserves, j-Buddies, Cheer- leader, Canteen CoIIncil, Thumb Turk Society Editor, Annual Feature Editor, Sponsor. 1 I ALEX DAVIS, JR. His greeting is a smile, for he is a jolly good fellow. DeMolay, Football Manager, Hi-Y. ALICE DAVIS She has sweetness even in her finger rips. Captain of Majorettes, Beta Club. BILLY DAVIS Bid me farewell, I'm going. Prince Avenue Baptist Church. GLORIA DIXON An ounce of fommon sense is worth a pound of book learning. Thumb Taek Editor, Annual Assistant Managing Editor, Beta Club, Girl Reserves, Advisory Council, Treasurer of Rainbow Girls, Secretary of Honor Society, Scholarship Society. CHARLES DOOLITTLE Newer let studies interfere with your edueationf' Treasurer of O.W.L.'s, DeMolay, I-Buddies, Hi-Y, Football Team, Basketball Manager, First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. HELEN DRIFTMXER Being happy is a joy defvinef' S.A.P., Treasurer of Girl Reserves, Thumb Tack Girls' Sports Editor, Annual Snapshot Editor, Presi- dent of Home Room, Advisory Council. LILLIAN DRISKELL gentle way and a winning smile. First Christian Church. nA FRANK EADIE To know him is to like him. Vice-President of Home Room. RAYMOND ELDER He is liked by many. East Athens Baptist Church. CLARA EPPS Blest with that eharm certainly to please. Beta Club, Girl Reserves, Basketball Team, Thumb Tack Feature Writer. E Illll CLASS SERENA FLANAGAN Thrrf twill nrfvfr bf anothrr you. S.A,P., Girl Reserves, Thumb Turk Reporter, Annual Solicitor, Basketball Team. RICHARD F1.oYD Ile 'who playx not for glory, dom not oft mir: the goal. Beta Club, Honor Society. CAROL FOVVLER Our thing llfllfl' than .vuffrss is to bf fworthy of surrr'J.s'. Honor Society, Beta Club, Vice-President of Home Room, Thumb Tarh Literary Editor, Rainbow Girls, Scholarship Society. IEVELYN FOVVLER Surh a .rfwfft disposition is a ran' grin. Girl Reserves, Majorette, Senior Beauty. RUTH FOYVLER For who mn sff and thru forgft thr glorifr of the gay brunette? S.A.P., Girl Reserves, .I-Buddies, Sponsor, Captain of Cheerleaders, Miss A.H.S., Campus Beauty Queen, Annual Assistant Feature Editor, Thumb Tarh Asso- ciate VVriter. CoRN1al,1A ANN FROST Charming in hrr manner and fair to luole upon. Secretary of Senior Class, Treasurer of Beta Club, Honor Society, Annual Managing Editor, Thumb Turk Associate VVriter, Girl Reserves, S.A.P., President of Home Room, Advisory Council, Scholarship Society. EI,o1sE GARNER Full of lifr and fun, she gets all the joy out of living. Girl Reserves, Secretary of Home Room. PATSY CQENTRY 1 am an flrmfnt unrli.rturbrd. Girl Reserves, Rainbow Girls, Basketball Team. ROBERT GIBSON Hr rxrrllnd at mffrythirzgf' Thumb Turk Editor, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Presi- dent of Honor Society, Secretary of Beta Club, Ad- visory Council, Scribe and Treasurer of DeMolay, President of O.W.L.'s, Scholarship Society, Chairman of VVar W'orks Committee, Staff Captain, R.O.T.C. CEARDNER GIDLEY I had rathfr be right than Prfxidrntf' DeMolay, Canteen Council, Thumb Taflr Reporter. Bonus GIETZ Variety ir the .rpife of life, the .vpieier the better. Girl Reserves, Basketball Team. ELOISE GINN A good nature is a virtue. Baptist Church. PRICE GlT'fINGER Young Lofhin-'oar fame out of the IfIf'e5t. O.YV.L.'s, Honor Society, Beta Club, President of Home Room, Eagle Scout, Thumb Tafla Make-up Editor, Annual Make-up Editor, Scholarship Society. ROBERTA GODLOVE Friendly, smart, loyal, true--the best in efvery Away. Honor Society, Beta Club, Thumb Tarle Feature Edi- tor, Senior Service Scout, Girl Reserves, Scholarship Society. JANE HANCOCK She has a merry, amiable way. Thumb Tafla Reporter, Girl Reserves, Rainbow Girls, Annual Solicitor, Treasurer of Home Economics Club, Scholarship Society. LORRAINE HARRIS Happiness i5 a habit-fontrart il. Beta Cluh, Honor Society, S.A,P., Thumb Tarle Lit- erary Editor, Girl Reserves, Scholarship Society. JOAN HARTMAN In all thingy be loyal, modest, and sweet. Girl Reserves. jo ANN HAWKINS Neat, sfweet, simple--ho-w ideal. Girl Reserves, Sponsor. MARTHA HAwK1Ns She -who .rerfver faithfully today will be 'wanted tomorrofwf' Girl Reserves. ALMOND HEALAN I came, I safw, and nofw I'm going. Treasurer of Home Room E lllll CLASS E l0R CLASS GEORGE HEERY Long, tall, and full of tho makings of a man. O.W.L.'s, DeMOlay, Treasurer of Home Room. FORREST HINES Liam wfll today and tomorrow will take care of itself. PETE HINES Got what you want, what you can't get don't want. JIMMY HODGSON Efuz'rywh1're he fausfs a sfnsation with the women. Co-Captain of Football Team, President of O.W.L.'s, Treasurer of Hi-Y, DeMOlay, J-Buddies, Lt. Colonel R.O.T.C. SUSIE HONEA Sho has a habit of looking on tht' sunny side of life.' Member of Church of Christ. EARLE HUNTER Vfry bashful, so I'm told-so niet' a boy should be more bold. DeMolay. BOBBY JAMES Speech is silfvfr, silfnfo is golden. Honor Society, Beta Club, Basketball Team, Annual Assistant Advertising Manager, Canteen Council, Scholarship Society, Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C. ANN JOHNSON Sho was pleasant and all smiles to efveryonef' Girl Reserves. CATHERINE JOHNSON Lifvfly, frifndly, quirk. TOULA JONES Her flaming red hair catrhes the eye. Girl Reserves, Rainbow Girls, Thumb Tack Associate Writer, Annual Assistant Advertising Manager. MIKEY KENNON To all, to l'!Il'll, I1 fair goodbyr, and plraxing lllouglllx of dayr gona' by. Baptist Church, First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. MoN1'1NE KISER SIM fins lznfll II mild Nlllllllff and II grnllf Inari. Ilome Economics Club. FAY JORDAN fl: pun' in thought as angrlr arf. President of llorne Room, Advisory Council, llonor Society, Beta Club, Thumb Tavk Reporter, Rainbow Girls, Girl Reserves, Scholarship Society. jomc KEMP I?f.fi kim! .of a sport and a lrur pal. Tlmmb Tarle Associate VVriter, Co-Captain of Basket- ball Team, Annual Stall, Girl Reserves, Rainbow Girls, Secretary of Home Room. ToxiMY LANG f. Good artions mrry tllfir fwarrnnl. Beta Club. JIMMY LANKFonn l.iIllf 'wr think, lm: luv' If01lJ7I,f it funny fmfw we pull fl17'01lg1l?H Deblolay. JIMMY LtTTI.E Uh 'r'5 Iilllr, but 'NJ -wisfg 'f'.v trrror for lj 1141. 1- -H,n Boy Scouts. LUeu.E LOVERN Iffwryonr is -wisf to lzfr o-wn Away. T117-'lllll Turk Business Nlanager, Senior Service Scout, Girl Reserves, Secretary of Rainbow Girls, Treasurer of Nit-VVits. EDVVIN LUMPKIN .4ll grrnt mrn arf dying and I don'l frrl .vo fwrll mysflff' O.VV.L.'s, Ili-Y, DeMolay, Football Team, Captain R.O.T.C. BLAKE MACK Quirle, lifvfly, happy and gay-a Jmilr for all fwlza mmf hm' 1-way. Girl Reserves. ,AM llllli GLASS E Illll CLASS ANN MALCOM Brown hair, brown eyes, a gay fway, a happy smile. Rainbow Girls, Girl Reserves. MARJORIE MALCOLM No day 'without a deed to erofwn it. Honor Society, Beta Club, Thumb Turk Circulation Manager, Basketball Team, Girl Reserves, Scholar- ship Society. PAUL MANLEY Not too bashful, not too bold. JANETTE MARTIN Wise, fair, and true. JOYCE MARTIN Merry and elefver-an agreeable maiden. Prince Avenue Baptist Church, Scholarship Society. ROBERT MARTIN XI ready nature fwails upon his hand. Football Team, Second Lieutenant R.0.T.C. JEAN MCLEROY Friendship, above all things, does bind the heart. BEN MCREE A heart, noble and kind. Beta Club, DeMolay, Honor Society, First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. PATRICIA MELL Cheerful disposition and ready smile have Kwon her many friends. Cheerleader, President of Girl Reserves, Secretary of S.F.C.A., Treasurer of Senior Class, Annual Pho- tographic Editor, Thumb Taek Managing Editor, J-Buddies, Treasurer of S.A.P., Canteen Council, Sponsor. SARAH MICHAEL Better than riehes or -wordly wealth is the heart thai is alfways happy. Beta Club, S.A.P., Girl Reserves. BILL MURRAY Nefvcr a dull momfntf' J. Y. NASH Talaz' llll' myxflf for fwhat I am, 'without addition or dimini.fhing. lli-Y, O.W.L,'s, DeMolay, Football Team, BU Basket- ball Team, Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C. CAROLYN OGLETREE Sha lrafvrs us .vpfrfl1l1'.r.v. Prince Avenue Baptist Church. IRVIN OGLETREE Lif1' is -what fwf mahf it. Prince Avenue Baptist Church, BOBBY OLIVER HiJ futun' is aglofw fwith po.rsil1iliti1',r. Thumb Tafk Boys' Sports Editor, Annual Boys' Sports Editor. SALLY ORR life fould haw' not donf fwithout her. S.A.P,, Girl Reserves. DAVID PALMISANO His heart is as great ax thx' fworldf' Secretary of Home Room, Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C. Louise PARKER Vfry .rinrrre and thoughtful. Prince Avenue Baptist Church. HENRY PAUL Hlllay other mfn Pf0flif by my 1ni.vtalef's. 0.W.L.'s, Hi-Y, DeMolay. ANN PENDLEY The :world looks brighter from a smile. E 1011 LASS 'M E HDR CLASS IIu.oA PINSON 11r'r hrarl 'was kiml and soft. Oconee Street Nletlmdist Church. En Poss Hr is 1111 allllwilr boy--your lzopzxr in lllfll llf ll not dwslroyf' DeMolay, O.XV,I..'s, Captain of Football Teanl, B liuakelbull Team, Treasurer of Home Room. jfxcx Voss ll'lu.1l fwill il 11111111 1' tru y ary fra 11 1zuw. ' O.VV.L.'s, l3elNlul:1y. Mzrmznn l'0VVEl.l. I Mull Izmir! yin' llllfll, fwurllly of uzzr fumJllfmlzlllnflf' Yire-llrcsimlent of Ilolne licoumnics Club, Girl Re- serves, junior llolne lin-onolnics ,hr-uuizltion. Clil.ES'I'l.-X l,UllCEl.I. lL'jji1'i1'11!, qufrt and .rfm'rrr, Il fllllfllllllg girl from all fwr h1'ar. Ilunor Society, Beta Club, Annual .lssistant Literary linlilor, Thumb Turk Business Manager, Senior Serv- ice Scout, Girl Reserves. EDITH RAUTENBERG l.ig1l1l of lrfarf, mul flrwr, Jall and fworry lII UI'l'.H Baptist Cburcli. M.xR'r11.x SAYE 'Kllfwflys Irfzr tu hu' fI'it'Il.l.I,H Rainbow Girls. CZEORGE SCOTT ll'iIl1 .flllll ll l'0llII'IId1', .fllfll Il frirml, I fain would fwalle to j01:r11r'y'.r wld. 'l're:rsurer of O.XV.L.'s, Secretary of HiAY, Advisory Q'm.ncil, lic-tu Club Honor Society, Scholarship Society, Captain R.U.'li.C, STELLA SCOTT lVlmt is to br, will bw-.vo fwhy fworryf' 'l'l'CI1SllI'Cl' of Home Room, Girl Reserves. HARVEY SEAURAVES Ili: farm arf' nofw ull r'ndL'd. I .,L KATRINA SECREST She wa: a Iafvrrl, honorfd, and most rf.fp1'ft1'dfri1-nd. S.A.P., Girl Reserves, Thumb Tarh Mailing Clerk. JACKIE SLIGH I -want fwhal I fwant whfn I fwant il, and I knofw fwhat I fwanl right well. Girl Reserves, Secretary of S.A.P., -I-Buddies, Cheer- leader, Senior Beauty, Thumb Tark Associate, Annual Assistant Make-up Editor. LUKE SMITH Rare rompound of quality, noblf and truf, fwilh plfnly of .frnsa and good humor, too. O.W.L.'s, Hi-Y, Delvlolay, -I-Buddies, Beta Cluln, Honor Society, Annual Assistant Business Manager, S.F.C.A., Thumb Tafle Reporter, Captain R.G.T.C. N ED SMITH fl good ffllofw, a .ftaunrh friend-fwhat mon- fould bf :aid of anyone? O.YV.L.'s, Hi-Y, DeMolay, Beta Club. MURRAY SOULE Genius is the rapafity for evading hard work. Honor Society, President of Coast Model Railroad. JEANNINE STONE Leave .vilznrf to the Saints, I am only human. Girl Reserves, Basketball Team. BILLY TAYLOR Iliad :urfvss likf a gentleman and disaster lilen a man. President of B.A.T., First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. WILLIAM THoMPsoN Lal the othnr ffllofw fworryf' JAMES TILLER ife is loo .fhort to worry. CHESTER ToMLIN He fwas 'well rounded. ll lllll CLASS J1MMY TUBBS He is possessed of an inexhustible good nature. J-Buddies, O.W.L.'s, DeMolay, Beta Club, Basketball Team, Hi-Y, President of Senior Class, President of S.F.C.A., Mr. A.H.S., Scholarship Society, Major R.O.T.C. MARY BOB TURNER There is mufh knowledge in her mind, a truer friend you'll newer fmt. Thumb Turk News Editor, Annual Advertising Man- ager, President of Home Room, Basketball Team, VVorthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls, Honor Society, Beta Club, Girl Reserves, Scholarship Society. VINCENT WATSON Good humor and good sense must efver join. Beta Club, Thumb Tafle, Make-up Editor. MARION WEST fl form more fair, a fare more s-weet, ne'er hath it been my lot to meet. Advisory Council, Beta Club, Thumb Turk News Editor, Girl Reserves, S.A.P., Annual Activities Man- ager, Canteen Council, Scholarship Society. BILLIE WICKLIFFE In sports and friendliness she certainly excelled. Girl Reserves, Beta Club, Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Thumb Turk Reporter, Scholarship Society. jo WICRLIFFE A regular gal, a regular pal. Basketball Team, Beta Club, Thumb Tad: Advertising Manager, Girl Reserves, Tennis Team, Home Room Secretary, Scholarship Society. VIRGINIA WIER The only Quay to hafve a friend is to be one. S.A.P., Girl Reserves, Beta Club. DAPHNE WILKES '24 good nature is a virtue. Treasurer of Home Room, Prince Avenue Baptist Church. MARTHA WILLEY fl quiet tongue shofws a fwise head. Beta Club, Honor Society, Thumb Taele Exchange Editor, Rainbow Girls, President of Home Economics Club. ALENE WILLIAMS Full of likable simplieity and quietness. J. GEORGE WILLIAMS Ne'v1'r lalea life too srriously, you'll ncfvrr get out of it alive. President Of Hi-Y, Vice-President Of O.W.L.'S, DeMo- lay, Beta Club, Honor Society, J-Buddies, S.F.C.A., Annual Assistant Photographic Editor, Captain R.O.T.C. THELMA WILLIAMS A darling in many ways. Baptist Church. EDWARD WILLIAMSON IVl1orfvcr .fucz'f'm's gon: about his fworlz fwllh head, hfart and hand. Honor Society, Beta Club, Track Team. MARGARET WILLIAMSON A plfasant companion for all. Pleasant Grove Church. MARTHA WOFFORD Full of .vfwfft irzdiffcrzfnrd' NOT SHOWN EMILY BARNES PRISCILLA BRANCH TOD DAVIS AGNES ELDER BETTY FINGER HAZEI. FOWLER JIMMY GENTRY ALTON GRIFFITH EDWARD HAI.E SARA FRANCES KITTLE CARTER LANGFORD ROSE MCCLANAHAN LEWIS MILLS MAX MORGAN MARTHA MORRIS NELLIE PORTER THOMAS SPRATLIN GAY STEPHENS EMMETT 'TULLY ROSE WENDLINGER Ax I SE lllll CLASS Most B' V0 Yxxyixx L ani xxx H1 011 M and Most Hamisomv A QI9Nq,gg Uooxxfi A Const 55. in nh 0 u nd 0 si ow. KN ' xeeow V N4 X 3-NSY K1 ROY: IQ . Il, V Ill . Af MWEIIIATJZ and . 111111 Jlllfost IW ' MY lin! I-IDD J' GSON Nyhlx X , A on - ,N AEHSORDY ggggrp 'fl M GE my A x DCE DAVXD LUAMS7 Bxwsx 'crsa 'Nlost I and 2 To 1821 B65 til e xwvi 'YG ty WHU , w' ,,..a 'Lx.V'kx Ax ww, -V -Q59 pf' N- .Uuyf Yqllffllffxf 1.0RR,x1xu HARRXS am! Dwm l'Am11sxNo , A 'KX I E ?'lEs',sw,gw,b ky J 11,1 . , off 5 HI, 4 lv 4 11 . pl 1,4 IJRICE NDI, fm, 1,1-TLV' Tilly!! J? :ff x fi M k - V ' . '11 , in 'T CJEORQE-011171 I L , 8.41gBEg0'7ff N .J and ED Pass L If w JU IUR CLASS PWM ur-4? wa. sf f-er N.. 4-mx 'lx M ' , 3? 1 mn- 'kifil mf' 4-. ALEXANDER ANDERSON ANSLEY AVERA BF.-XTIENBOUGH I3l2cKw1'm BELL BOND BRADBIZRRY UROXVN BURKE BUTTS CAREY CAR'rIcY CHANCE C11AP1wmN CLARKE COFER CONWAY COOK DAVIS DRLK DOOLITTLE IJREVVRY Emfs l':P'I'ING IERWIN ESCOE FIELDS FINDLEY FIROR FLOYD FORTSON flARRISON CQILPIN, B. GII.PIN, M. A. GINN PIARRIS GI,ENN GOI.DSIv1ITlI IIARDEMAN IIARRISON, j. A. HEERY lIARk1soN, R. IIARTMAN HAYVKINS IIERRXNG JONES IIOLLIDAY I-IOYLE l'IUN NICUTT JORDAN LANCEY KEEN KELLUM KIRK LAND Losr MARLOWE MCCLAIN UNI li CLASS UNIDR CLASS FTCCIINNIS MCLE ROY MICHAEL M oRR1s Moss MIZE MnN'rrzoM ER Y NASH PARKER NICRIQRSON NORTIIINCTON PEARSON PENDIERGRASS PORTER PENDLEY PITTARD 1'R1NcE PYRON R0x's'1'oN Rxca RILEY RUSSELL SEAGRAVES SHIVER SIMP SHARIER SHIQPHARD soN SLIGH SORRELLS SPRATLIN STICXVART SUTTON THOMAS TIIOAIPSON TRUssvzi.i, 'LURNER PIQUTVVILER YVA1,'roN YVIIEIZLER NVn,L1AMs VVINGFIELD VS XVOODARD YORK JU HDR CL SS 'Q Q M Tmms winamp WELLS in-HH VITCIIER XVoon 5 4, X 4522? f G A. -,zz -, pus, nfl ,,,. Not S1I0'7.Ul1.' john Adams, Allen Arnold, Hilda Baker, Pauline Bagwell, judith Bishop, Sara Nell Brown, joan Cain, Phyllis Carteaux, Opal Carter, Dorothy Chandler jean Davis Billy Dotson Cortes Fleeman Mildred Folltma ol Bennett, Allen Cash, Ophelia , g, -' ' , , 5 , 4 ' n, B v Haynes, joyce Hardy, VVilliam Huff, Betty james, Fay jones, Leon Kidd, Arthur Langford, Reece Lester, Virginia Little, Mavis Lyle, Carl McCarthy, Patsy Nunley, George O'Neal, Bohhy Patrick, Annie Lou Phillips, Patsy Porterfield, Betty Ray, Nancy Rettig, Richard Shackelford, Catherine Swords, YVillis Valett, Boh VVansker, Marcielene VVinfrey. 1 l l l llPll0MORll CLASS Top rofw, lrft In right: Abney, Adams, B., Adams, C., Antley, Baughcum, Bedgood, Belcher, Bentley, Beussee . . Srfond rofw: Booth, Boswell, Bowden, Boyd, jane, Boyd, jean, Brown, Callahan, Camarata, Cash . . . Third row: Chastain, Childers, Cobb, Cohn, Cooper, Costa, Crawford, Daniels, David . . . Fourth ro-wi Dickey, Driskell, Eberhart, A., Eherhart, M., Eidson, Faulkner, Gambrell, Gann, B., Gibson . . . Fifth rofw: Gilmer, Ginn, Glenn, Godlove Graham, N., Graham, P., Griffeth, Carlton, Griffeth, Clarence, Guntharp . . . Sixth rofw: Hansford, Haynes, Haywood Hazen, Higgins, Hilley, Hines, Hitchcock, Holman . , . Sffvfnth rofwi Hopkins, Hubbard, Huntington, jiles, johnson joiner, Kidd, King, Kizer. 30 0PllllM0llll CLASS Top rofw, lfft to right: Lawson, Mack, McKinnon, McMillan, Morris, Newton, Norton, Ogletrec, O'Neal . . . Sffond rofw: Parsons, Porterfield, Riley, Roberts, Ronemus, Rocker, Sailors, Saxon, Shiver . . , Third rufw: Simpson, Slack, Stephens, Talmadge, Thompson, Vincent, Watson, VVebb, Wier . . . Fourth rofw: Overton, VVilmot, Winn, Wise, Woodall. Not shofwn: Marvin Adams, Mildred Akins, jasper Bates, Hoyt Bennett, Byron Booth, Marian Bowles, Bobby Bradherry, joanna Bridges, Billy Brown, Elizabeth Bullock, Lois Bullock, Caroline Carithers, Barbara Carson, Robert Carson, Baxton Cook, Howard Cooke, Tommy Coursey, Margaret Davis, Mary Driskell, Floyd Epps, Carlton Escoe, Thomas Escoe, Mary Farr, Stanley Fields, Dan Finger, VVilber Fowler, Arthur Gann, Edwin Greenway, Billy Hale, Robert Hale, Bob Hill, Herbert Holcomb, Martha Berry Kein, james Kenney, Richard Kittle, Leroy Michael, Charlotte Mills, Ruby Nell Morehead, VVilliam Owensby, William Pace, Betty Ross, john Saye, Linder Scott, Hayward Slone, Millie Tate, julia Tiller, Dewey Thurman, james Thurman, Coleman Whitehead, Donald VVilley, Leonard VVinn, Betty Rose Wood, George VVood. 31 FRESHMAN CLASS 32 UUDMGQ my 5f 'K Qt 1942 LATIN PARTIES 33 I' P r I . i k k BEAUTIE5 Q5 Q f NIISS Rl l'H FOXVI,IfR Canzpux Qumfn 36 MISS EVELYN FOWLER Senior Beauty 37 MISS JACKIE SUE SLIGH Senior Beau!-y 38 MISS CATHERINE CHANCE Junior Beauty NTISS BETTY BOWDEN Sophomore Beauly 4-Ui M Mfg hw' N- 55- fi: Q J- W W lgfllllf rofw, lffl In right: Fay jordan, Robert Gibson, President: Miss Grace Anderson, Sponsor, Alice Chandler, Vice- Presidentg Gloria Dixon, Secretary . . . Sfrond rofwi Cornelia Ann Frost, Lorraine Harris, Bobbie Godlove, Celeste Purcell, Marjorie Malcolm , , . Tllfl'11' rufw.' Finger, Ed VVilliamson . . . Fourth rufw: ATI!! Klcmbership in the National highest honor that can come outstanding achievements in Service. Murray Soule, Martha VVilley, Mary Bob Turner, Carol Fowler, Betty George Scott, Bobby james, Price Gittinger, Luke Smith, Billy Floyd. AL H0 IDR 0UIE'l'Y Honor Society is recognized in educational circles as the to a high school student. The Honor Society stands for the ideals of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and 42 lfrmzt rnfw, iff! to right! Vivian Ashford, President: jimmy Tubbs, Vice-President: Robert Gibson, Secretary . . . SI'l407Id rofw: Mary Bob Turner, Lorraine Harris, Marion YVest, Billie VVickliffe, Alice Chandler, Alice Davis, Celeste Purcell . . . Third ro-ua' Virginia VVier, Gloria Dixon, Clara Epps, jo VVickliffe, Marjorie Malcolm. Carol Fowler, Nlartha XVilley, Ed VVilliamson . . . Fourfh rrzfuz' Vincent XVatson, George Scott, Ned Smith, Luke Smith, George VVilliams, Price Gittinger, Bobbie Godlove, Fay Jordan, Ben IN1CRee . , , Not .fI10'LL'7I.' Cornelia Ann Frost. A'l'l0 AL ll Til UL B The purpose of the National Beta Club is to promote ideals of honesty, service. and leadership among: high school students, The requirements for student membership are superior mentality, good character, creditable achievements, and a commendable attitude. OFFICERS 43 ii l. 4 FWIIY WU, ffff ffl right: Mary Bob Turner, Lorraine Harris, Billie VVicklif'fe, Gloria Dixon, Carol Fowler, Marjorie Malcolm . . . Sl'I'07Irf rofwf Robert Gibson, jimmy Tubbs, jane Hancock, jo Wlicklifle, Marion VVest, Alice Chandler, Vivian Ashford, Fay jordan, joyce Martin, George Scott, Price Gittinger . . , Not rhofwn: Cornelia Ann Frost. Cll0LAR HIP DCIETY The purpose of the Athens High School Scholarship Society is to encourage and recognize scholarship. A senior student automatically becomes a member upon obtain- ing an average of seventy-five percent Aish and no mark below HIV, 44 Fizivl rufw, Jfllfftll, lrff fo rigflff Alex Davis, Douglas Epps, Earl Teat, Danny Poss, Dad Bridges, Ralph Thompson, Ned Smith, Ben MCRee . . . Sffoml rnfw: jimmy Hodgson, Claude Turner, Earl Hunter, C. Paul, Charles Burch, Sam Pinson, Charles Stone, jimmy Lankforcl, George VVilIiams, Frank Honea . . . Third rofw: Charles Doolittle, Lawrence Newman, Paul Chapman, Luke Smith, Tommy johnson, George Tutwiler, Gardner Gidley . . . Fourth rofw: Robert Gibson, jimmy Tubbs, Wesley Hill, Lamar Pittard, Charles Owens, VValter McGuire, j. H. Gordon, Wesley Stephens. lleMOLAY The Frank Hardeman Chapter, Order of Delllolay, an organization for young men between the ages of l5 and 21, strives to develop character, citizenship, and personality. Since its organization it has had 675 memhers, 300 of whom are now in the armed service. Five of these have made the supreme saerihce. The prosperity of the chapter has been due largely to the leadership of D. VVeaver Bridges, who has served as advisor since its founding. 45 Firrt rofw, lfft to riglllf Betty Hopkins, President Pat Mell, Treasurer Helen Driftmier, Vice-President Martha Ann Sligh, Harriet Mack, Toula jones, Gloria Dixon . . . Srrond rofw: Martha Hawkins, Ruth Fowler, Betty Bowden, Dot Belcher, Catherine johnson, Betty Crane, Lorraine Harris, Eleanor Ann Camarata, Vivian Ashford, Bobbie Godlove, Patsy Gentry, Alice Chandler . . . Third rofw: jo Ann Hawkins, jackie Sue Sligh, Madge David, Joanne Harrison, Joyce Keen, Kathy jiles, Betty Ann Northington, Lucile Lovern, Celeste Purcell, Mildred Powell . . . Fourth rofw: Miss Crabtree, Carolyn Heery, Bobbe Gietz, Alice Erwin, Gloria Butler, Marion VVest, Ann Malcolm, Sarah Michael, Jane Hancock, Martha Wofford, Marjorie Malcolm, Katrina Secrest, Emily Pert . . . Fifth rofw: Brinca Gilpin, Gene Xvheeler, Betty VVood, Edith Avera, joan Hartman, Virginia VVier, jo VVickliffe, Mary George Barber, Barbara Thomas . . . Sixth rofw: Mary Ann Gilpin, Faye Butts, Nancy Rettig, Carolyn Newton, Billie Wickliffe, Rachel VVinn, Polly VVoodall, Melba Bedgood, Eloise Garner, Evelyn Fowler, Cornelia Ann Frost. GIRL nismavli The Girl Reserves, a department of the Y.VV.C.A., has only one qualification for membership-that the prospective member be a student of Athens High School. The purpose of the organization is 'ito develop the kind of thinking, the kind of living, that will make the young girl of today a responsibile Christian woman, ready and able to make America more true to its best hopes and traditions. 46 Front rofw, Inf! to right: Edwin Lumpkin, jimmy Hodgson, George VVilliams, Ned Smith, George Scott, Allen Findley . . . Serum! row: jimmy VVoodard, Sam Davis, Charles Doolittle, Terry Vllinglield, Billy Taylor, Billy Brown . . . Thin! rofw: Luke Smith, Ed Poss, jimmy Tubbs, Paul Chapman, Balfour Hunnieutt . . . Fourllz rofw: Alex Davis, Harold Morris, Sam Nickerson, llenry Paul, Gardner Gidley, J. Y. Nash. lll-Y The Hi-Y is 21 national organization for high school boys. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian Cll2lI'2lCfCI'.U 47 E ...NCLB .N .al- Firxt rofw, left to rigfllfi Ira Cobb, jimmy Hodgson, George VVilliams, Charles Doolittle, J. Y. Nash, IW. C. Miehael . . . Srrond rofw: Ned Smith, Edwin Lumpkin, George Abney, Jimmy VVoodard, Marion York, Sam Sailors . . . Third rnfte.' Robert Gibson, Billy liilley, Bill Ilaynes, Bill Simpson, Richard David. Dewey Thurman . . . Fflllffll rnfw: David Sharer, Tad Riley, Balfour Ilunnicutt, Bill Sutton, George Scott, I-Ioke Nash, Hillyer King, George Gibson . . . Fiffll rnfw: Billy VVitcher, Ed Voss, George Heery, Bob Haynes, jimmy Tubbs, Luke Smith . . . Not .fl10flL'7I.' Price Gittinger. OFFICERS, FIRST SEMESTER Imf! to right: Robert Gibson, President, Ned Smith, Vice- Presidentg George VVilliams, Secretary, George Scott, Treasurer. OFFICERS, SECOND SEMESTER lmft In riqhl: -Iimmy Hodgson, President, Charles Doo- little, Treasurer, George VVilliams, Vice-President, J. Y, Nash, Secretary. The O.XY.l..'s Club was founded in 1936. Its members are to be found taking part in nearly all school activities, The members of this Club are selected rn a basis of character. scholarship. and leadership. The pur- pose of the U.VV.l,.'s Club is to promote in its members the traits of good citizenship and to de- xelop them mentally and socially. ' F !Hi WW' il' new Af! 9' .., Qi if Firjf rrnfw, Ifft to right: Bohhy Brndherry, Harold Morris, Allen Findley, Billy Taylor . . . Sfrond Vo-zu: Samho Davis, VVoody Ansley, Gene Fortson, George Tutwiler, Billy Brown . , . Third rofuu' Charles Sorrells, Clarence Roberts, Terry YVinglield, Thor Ronemus, Rohert Floyd, Tommy Bentley . . . Fourth rofw: Lee Moss, VVightman Beckwith, Richard Cofer . . . Fifth rofw: Sam Nickerson, Ralph Costa, Cecil Adams. ..'l'.CLB The H.A.T. Club was organized in 1932, and is tht- oldcst social club at A.H.S. The purpose of the cluh is to provide cntertaintncnt in the form of dances, hamburger fries, and other social activities for A.ll.S. students. Two of the more outstzlnrling functions of the year are the midwintc-r and spring dances, 49 OFFICERS Lrft to riglll: Harold Morris, Treasurer, Bobby Brad- berry, Secretary, Allen Findley, Vice-President, Billy Taylor, President. , Frnnl rnfw, lwfr In rfgfflfi Alice lirwin, Pat Mell, ,laekic Sue Sligh, Madge David, Vivian Ashford, Martha Ann Sligh . . . Sfruzni rofw: Sarah Michael, Gene VVheeler, Katrina Secrest, Charlotte Land, Betty Ann Northington, Edith .Xvera i , , . Tlliril rofLc.' Carolyn Heery, Lorraine Harris, Sally Orr. Betty Crane, Ruth Fowler, Kitty' Trussell Betty' VV00d Fflllffll l'0'ZL'.' Mary George Barber, Cornelia Ann Frost: Helen Drittmier, Virginia VVier, Serena-Flanagan, lN1aribnVVest. . A. P. CLUB The S.A.P. Club was organized in 1935. Green and purple are the colors. The purpose of the society is to bring girls together in fun, friendship, and loyalty. The annual events of the S.A.P. Club which are looked forward to by everyone are the spring and winter formal dances and the annual girl-break dance. 50 - 1 iff' , , .M figs , A Q 3,5465 f 1 ,W ' ir gm M J! if I if 1' - - Lu . George Bai C orge wwmmh, Seated: Ruth Fowlel' Nlarlimmy Hodgeoni e J-B DDI UL B The I-Buclclie Club was organized in the school year 1943-44 b boys and girls. There are no ofheers of this Cluh. The sole purpose of the organ fun :mal entertainment for the members. 51 - - Pat Men. l Y. Sue blxgh. N Doolittle. oavrd, Jaclde , -,h Charles be, Madge ke bmi r 5' 21 group of senior ization is to provide . Starldfflyf jimmy TubbSv 1 First rofw, lrft to right: Alice Chandler, Robert Gibson, Gloria Dixon . . . Sfmnd rofw: Betty joe Bridges Marjorie Malcolm, Mary Bob Turner, Pat Mell, Vivian Ashford, Jeannine Stone, Fay jordan, Martha Willey, Bobbie Godlove, Mary George Barber . . . Third rofw: Gloria Butler, jackie Sue Sligh, Helen Driftmier, Ruth Fowler, Madge David, Clara Iipps, Luke Smith, Lucile Lovern, Celeste Purcell, Toula jones, Price Gittinger, Marion NVest, jane Hancock, ' ' ' ' '- ' ' kl'i'F . . . N I .flrfwm Cornelia Ann Frost. joan Kemp, berena Flanagan, Billie w7lLkllHC, jo WVIC 1 e n I1 F The Q5 .i..,,,.W , h bun F fil'i'i31tiIZ 1 mg, ,W F Ib E553 till f1tP21'a:.fff M 1551 .,., HUP hr ' 13 Q , . ' 19 Sqlggrf fo ffrmrn, Q 'im' to 8114, pl' amor, Tlll MB TACK Tllllllllll The Thumb Tllfk Tribune, a student-run news- paper, has been the school publication of the Athens High School since l93O. This year the main staff combined their work on the paper with a half-unit course in journalism. 52 -4 run! rufw, fwfr In riglllf Joyce Keen, Czltlieriue Clizlnce, Gloria Dixon, joan Russell . . . S1'1'0lInf 1'nfLc.' liolwlmie Clocllove, Alice C'l1z1ucllc1', Ann Clarke, Faye Butts . . . Tlliril rnfwf Betty VVoozl, Troop L6flLli'I' Misa Margaret Brantley, Luvile I.overu . . . Fflllffll rrzfuz' Kitty Trussell, Nllllfj' Rettig. ii HDHS HVICE C0 T Senior Service Scout Troop Une is mzulc- up ot Il group of oliler Girl Scouts. 'lllu' Senior Scouts luwe unalertzlken such res vonsilulc mic-ces of community service as liosmitul l , nitl work, Rc-tl Cross sm-wing :intl knitting, zuitl work with tliv Brownie Scouts. 55 , DA l'lliU7' Play fast ll11'IlIll1'I'.S' arf, .f1'llf1'1f.' Gidley, Nash, 'I'urner, Gietz . . Sl11mf111y.' Barrow, Dixon, Gittinger, Chandler, VVLIISUII, Miss Grace .'XI1CiCfS0ll, Director, 'l':1ylo1', Mc-ll, Kemp. 'ENIUR P Y CE IUR W w-1 Nllss VIVIAN .XSIIFURIJ M155 .-XI.xc'r-2 C'H,w1mlrs Plucla GLTTINQ ru if is Romam' QPIBSUN CUMMENCEMENT S 'EAKEESS M155 U1,oR1.x Dlxox www!!- l , 1 mm nn' fx ' ' MILITARY 57 lmjt In r1'yl1i.' Cadet I,t.fCul. jimmy Hodgson with Kathy Jilesg Cadet Major jimmy Tuhhs with Ruth lfuwlerq Cadet Captain Luke Smith with Madge David, Cadet Captain litlwin Lumpkin with Pat Mn-ll: Catlet Captain George VVilliams with Carolyn llrery, Cadet Lt. Mikey Ke-nnon with ,loan Hawkins. ll. ll. . . P0 0R Lfft to right: Kathy jiles, battalion sponsor, Ruth Fowler, staff sponsorg Madge David, Com- pany A: Pat Me-ll, Cmnpany B: Carolyn Heery, Company C: loan Hawkins, hand. STAFF Cpictured on page 56, centerj t to right: Cadet Major jimmy Tubbsg fI.S. and T., Captain H. M. jackson, .A.q Cadet Captain George Scottg Cadet Colonel -limm Hodgson, battalion com y - iiderg Cadet Captain Robert Gibsong and ,istant P.M.S. and T., Sgt. Leon Farmer, MAJURETTE ,,.,--., ,,.-4-Q CULUR 'A' , x , v f wi, , if nw, 2 ,gm Mft ik, M B if are if W my H W ' Firxt Platoon U0 PAY SMITH, LUKE . 'l'M'l,oR, B1I,i.Y . filiNTRY, jimmy . . Sli.fUlR.XVES, HARVEY . FIRST l,l,,'Yl'UON MORGAN, MAX ........... Sffllllil liifllfflllllll VV1I,i,mmsoN, En . . . Smffs,-1-!,,,,,,,f VALETT, VVn,1.1s ...... .... . . Corporal First Squad: Lang, Sergeant, Fortson, Heery, Sliiver. Watson, Hill, Crawford, Montgomery, Bishop, Tiller . . . Swami Squad: Tutwiler, Sutton, Valett, Carey, Gann, Grifieth, Sloan, Cook, Driskell . . . Tllird Squad: Poss, Sergeant, Spratlin, Adams, VVoodard, Booth, McGinnis, Cook, VVood, Hansford. F . QQ 79 . . . . . Cnirinin - Firrt l,iI'llfI'!I!Hlf . . Firsl Sfryfzznf . . . Srrynm! S ECON D PLATOON BULLQCKY QQEQRQIQ . ........ SI'l'0lI1f I,fl'IllI'7I!1Ill L1'1 1'LEy Jlfwxix' . . . . . Slflff Sffyfflllf RoYsToN, CHARi.iss ..... ....... , Corporal First Squad: Findlcy, Sergeant, Royston, O'Neal, Shiver, Bates, Eberhart, Sebring, McCarthy, VVansker . . . Srrond Squad: Poss, Sergeant, Beckwith, Lankford, Griffeth, Pace, Thnrmand, Hale, Roberts, Hunter, Cash . . . Third Squad: Riley, Sergeant: Davis, Michael, York, Finger, Llewallyn, Sailors, Brooks, VVatson, Sfmnd Platoon 4 'ml ff T' i First Platoon CUMPA Y B LUMPKIN, EDWIN . - DooLiTTl,E, CHARLES . IXNSLEY, A. W. . . ADA Ms, MELL . FIRST PLATOON JAMES, Bonny .---- ---.. S rcond Licutanant ELDER, RAYMOND . - . . Staff Sergeant BURKES, DONALD ..------------ Scrgcanl First Squad: Goldsmith, Sergeantg Witcher, Herring, Escoe, Greenway, Glenn, Owensby, Harris, Kenney . . . Sfrond Squad: Moss, Sergeant, Davis, Huff, Hines, Whitehead, Allen, Graham, Cobb, Adams . . . Third Squad: Allen, Sergeant, Conley, Ginn, McMillan, Bennett, Costa, Scott, Saye. Second Platoon . . , . . Captain . . Firxt Lieutenant - - First Sfrgrant . . . Sfrgcant SECOND PLATOON NASH, J. Y.- - --'------- Snfond Lifutrnant BARROW, BEN . . . . Staff Sfrgrant COURSEY, ToMMY .-.- -.-. .... C o rporal Firxt Squad: Winglield, Sergeant, Murray, Sorrells, Watson, Gann, Huhhard, Coursey, Floyd . . . Scfond Squad: Ogletree, Sergeant, Haynes, Bradherry, Kirk, Gibson, Ahney, King, Hazen, Bentley . . . Third Squad: Cofer, Sergeant, Lancey, Hunnicutt, Hilly, Escoe, Bond, Adams, David, Higgins. First Platoon C0 PAY VVll,l.IAMS, CHZORGE . MCREE, BEN . . . LANKFQRD, -IAMES . . lNiII.I.S, LEWIS . . . FIRST PLATOON MARTIN, ROBERT --.-.-'--- SITOHL1 Lirutrnant HEAI.AN,AI,h10ND . . . Staff Sergeant BRADBERRY, BOBBY ...... . ..... Corporal First Squad: Chapman, Sergeantg Delk, Morris, Turner, Conway, Carson, Childers, Adams, Alexander, Bradherry . . . Sammi Squad: Gidley, Sergeant, Nash, Lester, Eadie, Smith, Thurmond, VViley, Mills . . . Third Squad: Nick- erson, Sergeant, Patrick, Shackelford, Hines, Slack, Adams, Holcomb, Booth, Brown, Godlove. 4 - - . Captain . . First Lifllffllfllll . First S1-1'q1'ant . . . Srrafant SECOND PLATOON PALMISANO, DAVID ......... Suomi Lifutfnaat SMITH, NED ..., . . . SfllfSl'I'!1l'!l7Zl SIMPSON, BILL ..-..-.- . -----. Corporal First Squad: Glenn, Sergeant, Cartey, Sharer, Dotson, Chambers, Escoe, Daniel, Brown, Stephens, Simpson . . . Sffoad Squad: Paul, Sergeant, Harrison, Haynes, Morris, Dickey, Wilmot, Michael, Hoyle, VVinn . . . Third Squad: Pendergrass, Sergeant, Epps, Pendley, johnson, Ronemus, Epps, Rocker, Fowler. Srrond Platoon Q! 77 I f ,rw K2 , xp- 'WR 1? 31 ,iffgx .-if fe: Q f7VZQ5f1i' ul .Z ii iff ' ffmiiff 3435-4.4 J lgwww ggi f A' iw- Q1 QSM? W 'gn ag ua.: J , 5212.355 Z -5 5 5,552 :if f 7 5- a f' . ::.:m:,. K qi in Q .: iiwzg '33i5fAWi'? TT Q 4.1 iimm MI ,Wh 1, ww mi? f wawgas x N, l I-'font rrmc, lrff In right: Edwin Lumpkin, Charles Alexander, David Sharer, Boh Haynes, Captain Ed Poss, Carter Lang- ford, jimmy Hodgson, Allen Findley . . . Srrnntl rofw: Manager john Spratlin, Bob Hill, Ed Greenway. Bud Cresse, Charles Doolittle, Robert Floyd, Assistant Manager Tad Riley, Coach Charlie VVilliams . . . Third ro-w: Frankie Cash. .Xlton Grilfeth, Rolmert Martin, VVightman Beckwith, j. Y. Nash, VVoody Ansley. CNA vi E0 we Fllll'l'B.1lLL The Athens High football team ran into some tough luck during the '44 season. They lost six, tied one, and won two games. However, win or lose, the boys were in there fighting. fn N my i flfvt' Ruth Fowler, Captain Kathy files, jackie ' . . . lffl lo rfgbf' U ells, l':II :U DER UHEEHL . .llice E1'U'I'lI, .Mary Ueorgf- linrlmcr, ell, .Unrlge David, javkir- Sue Sligh. 67 l'1'almf.' Charles Doolittle and john Sprntlin, Nlanagers , . . Sfllllcfllly, first rofw, If-ff In Viglllff jimmy Tuhhs, Bohlw liradherrv, VVilIis Valett, Harold Morris, Tom Niontgomery, 'l'hor Ronemus . . . Srwnnd ru-wi Touch Charlie VVilIi:ims, V Elliot Morris, jimmy Vincent, Bolmlmy james, George Scott, Coach Hugh Mills. BUYS' BA KETB LL The llaroon huskethull season of 19-l-5 was exciting and successful, The team was young and inexperienceml, hut under the uhle direction of Couch Charlie XVilliams the boys Ciillglllt on fast, Seven Gut of fourteen games were won hy the llaroons. High scorer for the season was Willis Vulett, who mzule 93 points during the regular scheduled games. Us 1 ,f 'Lf S1'r1Iml, lffr to riglltf jo YViCklilfe, .loan Kemp, Billie Vlfimtklilfe, Betty joe Bridges . . . SI11mlI11g.' Nancy Rettig, jean Drewry, Bnhhy jean Giles, Lois Anderson, Bohhe Uietz, Mary Bob Turner, Agnes Elder, Manager Helen Driftmier, Jeannine Stone, Faye Butts, Marjorie Malcolm, Serena Flanagan, Patsy Gentry, Kitty 'l'rnssell, C'lara Epps. GIRL ,BA KETBALL The Nlziroon lassies mmpleteml Z1 successful season uncler the mlireetinn of their helnvecl Miss Nick. Although the girls were clefezlterl a good many times, only zi few games were lust hy more than :1 two point margin. High seurer for the year was Captain Billie lVieklihie. 119 'ffrvw Lfft to right arv: joan Kemp jo VVickliffe, Betty jo Bridges and Billie VVicklitfe. GIIIL ' TENNIS 'IEA Lfft to right l1l'I'.' Alex Davis, Jimmy Hodgson, j. Y. Nash, and Charles Doolittle. 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