Forest Park High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Forest Park, GA)

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FRESHMAN BUYS EIGHTH BOYS l-'irst row, left to right: Henry Shields, Mau- rice Lee, Harvey Cummings, Charles Forrester, Bernard Biles, Ralph Barronton ..,. Second row: Hansell Trammell, Billy Walker, Lester Williams, Eugene Trammell, jimmy Anderson. . . . Third row: Billy Green, Powell Hoover, Larry Phillips, James Cochran .... Fourth row: Weyman Thompson, jack Kelley, Billy Gilbert, Richard Adair .... Fifth row: Billy Dodson, james Sargent, Emerson Thomas. Sees '23, ff? . I N'-Q.- , OFFICERS NIARTIN MILLS . , . IH-eiiilwiz RICHARD AIJAIR . . Vit-efPw.mlw11 LESTER XVILLIAMS . . S0L'V'6f:ll'1-,l47'L'cl.l'll7'L'V

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FRESHMAN GIRLS 3,5 - vw. ..,. ., . . . ,, 5 F?g,,,j.,r. .,,,,, Muze ,N , U , 1 k -f .'1..A.Y, , ,,2,., . . ,A f, A 'MVK , ,, ' EIGHT H GIRLS - First row, left to right: Miriam Hicks, Ellen Aikin, Hazel Ogletree, Irene Byrd, Ruth Banks, Mary Ellen Pierce, Lelia Hunter, Edna Martin, Carolyn Cates, Sara Carolyn McGouirk, Lou Ellen Burks. , . . Second row: Margaret Brown, Mary Ellen Yancey, Louise Nichols, Minnie Bell Mitchell, Rosa Lee Callaway, Gloria Bradford, Marilyn Benson, jean Scoggins, jean Farrar, Mattie Bell Mitchell, Mary Frances Clayton, Nannie Ree Sellers, Edna Welles, Montene Morton, Mary Ellen Callaway, jacquelin Wilkerson, Lettie Ellington, Merle Cates, june Cartledge. OFFICERS MARY ANNIE STEPHENS . . . Pfexidenf RUTH BANKs .... . Vit-e4Preridem KATHERINE SAMPLES . , . Sei-remm OEIE Lou BRITON . . '1'i-ear-in-tfi We, thirty-eight Freshman girls, have had very little time to make high school history. We are having an interesting first year. We have enjoyed knowing our nine home room teachers, as they came and left. It is hoped that we may have Miss Sams and Mrs. Cox for keeps. Under the direction of Mrs. Cox and Mr. Green, the Freshman girls put on two pro- grams at chapel. Much time, and preparation were given these programs, and we were proud of the results. We defeated the Sophomore girls in two games of baseball during the winter. The role of the Freshman girls as cow's tail of the high school during lunch hour could certainly not be omitted from our history. They say we'll be able someday to laugh over the hours we have spent in line watching through the windows upper classmen devour all the spaghetti and meat balls and milk. lt's been dirlicult to show good sports- manship as we stood on the outside looking in. At any rate we have tried. MARY ANNIE STEPHENS, Clair Prerirfezzl of F1'6.li!J7IlLl7l Girlr. 1 4 ,

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