Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1954 volume:

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Q 3519 P if 'x ' 'Lf' Q5 ' R'-2' -' ,I '?'?1W +g- Q , ' ' , 'Y ' 4' 4 fr 1: my 1 , , ,-,' 5 ZA, 7 , xy lg Wi ' ? Q ,V '.VV A 'f W. am, m g, ,, . f LLV- . N , VK Mu 1 . Y 'iv' ' , 3121352 . ,HJ K 1 ., ay. ,, '- w,,,2'5Hg!z: ,Q , 5 Q.. ' V fin' 2,1 f W'gi4Jf4I wg DEDIPATIUN To our parents, good citizens of our county, who, thinking of our educa- tional needs, voted to create the Griffin High of today, who support us in all school undertakings, and who strive to make us the good citizens of tomor- row-we dedicate this, the first volume of the .xderie --.-..-, BIIABD 0F EllUCATION Griffin and Spalding County school systems were consolidated on -lanuary 1, 1953, but not un- til January 1954 was a new Board of Education elected. During that year, the new system was served by a board made up of five members from each of the former systems. The members of this board found many questions to be answered, prob- lems to be solved. and difficulties to be overcome. The school and community owe them a debt of gratitude for their efficient handling of the situa- tion. The men who served on this board were Chairman, Dr. K. S. Hunt, Vice Chairman, Mr. Taylor Manley, Members, Mr. XV. K. Bailey, Mr. C. A. Brooks, Mr. A. Copeland, Mr. l. XV. Greer, Mr. NY'ill Hill Newton, ll, Mr. Phil Sanson, Mr. D. B. Searcy, Mr. H. L. Steele. The present board, elected and installed in .lanuary 1954, consists of Dr. Hunt, Mr. Manley, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Billy G. Brooks, Mr. C. A. Brooks, Mr. Copeland, Mr. Greer, Mr. Newton, Mr. Ennis Parker, Mr. R. G. Vickery. To these men the Aerie staff, on behalf of the high school student body, expresses its sincere apprecia- tion for the time, energy, and thought which they give to the school, and pledges its support to the efforts of the board to develop and improve the schools of Griffin and Spalding County. .XXX Front Row: Hunt, Manley, Parker, Brooks. Bark Ron: Newton, Copeland, Bailey, C. A. Brooks, Vickery, Greer. ,392 'U 5 M lf fi 2? inf? ' uf' , 'X H' y 5 i a ' ' ' 5 4 i 1 f f , , , 5 z f 5 , , L f 1 , f K 1 3 , Q 3 L , ,N 5 5 ? . fi: z'z Q3 iwf -fg,,K xi A 2 1,515 gf 7 ,ag r a i sl? E 5 Q -vi M 5339263 fi Wiwfx K B, . S M 'gh Li . i wqwu-n-me .nf , A ' Q fax, 11, f 3 E ,K , , X - , f S 5x1 Num 4 X-V ri Q W QQ ,, -1-vw,,uWwwV'k . I I I v s l mai MR. C. CHEVES Supcrintenrlvnt 3 MR. G. W. PATRICK, JR. Auistuut Supp rinfendenf 3 f ADMINISTRATIUN V 5 SL'I'l-RINTl1NDl-NT'S Olflfllil- STAFF ASSISTANT SUPIQRINTI NDI-NT'S OH-ICT-l STAFF MRS. JAMES WESTMORELAND MRS. WYMAN MATHEWS MRS. LEON WOODLE MISS JOANN COLWELL MISS IRIS WALLER I MRS AMELIA ANDERSON MRS. CERETA TINLEY Svrrctary lu Prinrilml 54: D B QHRISTIIL Principal 2 yn-Y ,J Q, l ,.,., D94 I IIE I9 VOLATIONAL MR GRADY DONALDSON MR HERMAN NELSON MR ROBERT L JAMES IINGLISI-I HOMIE IQONOMICS MISS KATHLEEN GOEN MRS ANNE MRS BESS HOSKINS MISS OPAL DONEHOO MISS ESTELLE CASTEL BRASWELL LAW MISS ANNE HILL DREWRY MISS DORRIS CALDWELL LANGUAGL SOCIAI SCIISNCE MRS ALLYNIE BAIRD MRS MAR MISS ORA LEE HOWARD MRS GUERITE HOLLILY MRS MARII MARGIE WEST MISS JANE GHEES PACE MRS MARIWILL HULSEY LING MR GUS WHITE MISS JULIA ELLIOTT MRS AMELIA ANDERSON MR I-RANK GREGORY MRS RUTH NEALY MISS BETTY BECKHAM MRS FAX E WEBSTER COVIMIRCIAL MUSIC SCIENCE M155 THELMA BRISENDINE, MR Miss CONNIE KINSLER, Miss AL TASCAR WILLIAMS MRS ANGIE THEA SMITH MR WILLIAM BIZ MANKIN ZELL PHYSICAL EDUCATION MATH MR JAMES WHITMIRE, MISS MYIN MRS BARBARA TURNER, MISS ETTE MAY, MRS LOUISE PATTER BERTHA CUNARD, MR KIMSEY SON, MR D T SMITH STEWART, MISS MARTHA ROGERS, MRS CLARA RAVEN F C U L Y I I . ng ., f , I .41 ,. W M. I J.. I 1 A . I , A . , Y E . 3' S A M 5 'W' 251215 is A IE5I'.3: I . A f Q :I ii 2 i I 3 6 m Wh Y .1 ,V . W if , , 1 v -:N-., - -if . V - 2 A 'Ev ::,- J l A -.-- i . 6 5, ' Xxx 3 45-1 vQ' A xiii, 4 ' if fic WSW f Q s fg 1. 1 Q 5 'Nu S E N I 0 Il S CALENDAR August 31-Doors open wide as underclassmen rush in to meet new friends and teachers. September 4-Fifteen rahs for our winning football team-with swell cheerleaders. September 7-Hurrah! a holiday-gives students a chance to re- cuperate after rushed schedule of school. October 16-What? Another holiday! G.E.A. day. Students play -while teachers go to school. October 18- What a ring! Ain't they pretty! Mine don't fit! These were the echoes heard down hall as the seniors received their class rings. November 13-Victory over LaGrange closes football season with only two defeats. November 25-Turkey, Pumpkin Pie, Cranberry Sauce, and the wonderful play by Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs impress all students. November 26-27--Thanksgiving holidays at last! December 10-The first basketball game opens with Thomaston with Woodward and Lee as captains. December 17-Pam Byars and Wayne Farr, Senior mascots, stole the Seniors' hearts. December 18-White Christmas, Carols, Mistletoe and an impres- PATRICIA ANN AIKEN HELEN VASTIRE ALEORD sive Christmas pageant dominate the minds of students over the four- SAMUEL E, ALLEN ANN ANDREWS teen wonderful Christmas Holidays. January 22-After long EXAMS happy smiling faces look dim from lack of sleep! February 13-A night to remember! G.H.S. Band Concert con- ducted by Mr. Tascar Williams. February 26--Faculty Basketball game-most talked about event of the year. March 18-19--Day dreaming, spring fever all help us to obtain two official days to play hooky. May 28- Honor Day Beaming Seniors receive awards for outstanding ability. May 31- No more pencils - No more books. School's out!!! June 1-Graduation-Caps and gowns take the spotlight,-while the Seniors look sad after receiving diplomas. Good luck in the future! JAMES AULTMAN JANE BALLARD DORIS BANKS DAVID BARNES ANGELYN BEASLEY FRANCES BELL JOHN ROBERT BENNETT JOYCE BEVTL SHIRLEY BILES ERNESTINE BOLTON I 2 W 2 lg ADELIA BOYD BOBBY JULIUS BRADLEY JAMES BRANNON BOBBY BRANNON WYLENE YVONNE RICHARD BROOKS BEN BROWN, III GENE BROWN ROBERT THOMAS BROWN SUE BROWN S E N I 0 B S 0 nineleen fy-Auf . . T H E S C H 0 0 L School days, school days, dear old golden rule days . . . RUSSELL BUFFINGTON FRANKLIN BURDETTE V THOMAS BURKS FAYE CALDWELL 5953 S 'v l EPTEMBER , SUN 3 MON ru l' E wso -,HU 4 FR' sn l27 28 iw :FEV 930 J V I 5 w ,L 9 3 ocrossn ,953 MON TUE WEL THU FRI I ? 3 4 J , IO II 4 V I7 I8 ' 24 25 2 ' ANNETTE CARLYLE JOAN CHAPPELL J MARY EDITH CHAPPELL ROBERT EARL CHAPPELL, JR. H0nCy. hush -What 21 ring! YEAR AND FOOTBALL SEASON BEGIN . LAMAR CLEGHORN CLAUDETTE CLIFFORD GUINN COLLINS LINWOOD CONNALLY CLAUDIA COOPER EDWARD COOPER H. J. COPELAND, JR. ARTHUR J. COPELAND, JR. MORRIS R. COPELAND, JR. JOHNNY DANIEL 1 i IK RAYMOND DANIEL JEANETTE DONEHOO FAYE DUNCAN RONALD DUNN PAUL DUTTON NORMAN FIELDS BILLY FLOYD MAURICE FOSTER BETTY FUTRAL REBA GASAWAY w S E N I 0 B S 0 nlneteen Ahg'!0llI' . . H O L I D A Y S , Mn Touchdown, U.S.Af' f SCOTT GAY BARBARA GLASS WALTER R. GILBERT CAROL GLASS EMBER , 7 A 953 sun THU if su if 7285 29 30 'wrnfe 3 V I P I sun Mon ,953 H27 28 29 30 31 AN WAYNE HALL YVONNE HARDY HW 'S' f 'ww :awk '-my WEN six? f-A im if T79 ' K, EUTIS HARRIS SHIRLEY HEAD SYLVIA HELMS GARLAND HICKS WYNELLE HIGGINS ROCHELLE HOLCOMBE GENA HOOKS BETTY JO HURT HAROLD HUTCHESON DEHRYL ANN JACKSON Y 1 S E A I 0 B S f,!,,,,,,,1ee,.M,.!,W. . BASKETBALL The Old Lamp Lighm- J. W. JACKSON BARBARA JAMES V FAYE JIMERSON LAIRUE JOHNSON '95 L A JANUARY SUN MON r, TUE WED its JDK' Q'--f , -'rr-ar V 195 I 4 FEBRUARY TEV 1954 Ji WED THU FR' su -, 6 I fuk f HQ-lv '11 ffm' ELIZABETH W. JONES RONALD KELLEY T T E G J FAYE KENNEDY LARRY KENNEDY Take me out to the bull gnnIc. TAKES THE SPOTLIGHT . . EXAMS ARE UPON US . BETTY KEY SARA B. KILGORE NANCY KING NORMA JEAN KING WILLIAM C. KNOTT JEANETTE LAWRENCE VIRGINIA LEACH WILLIAM C. LEE JANE LONG JUNE LONG Vik N.,-WX wwf? film EAA JSM fn SE gm gg, ivwf 'N 'P ,,.y M Q 3, OQQ -f Q'3 233 N .A T' ELIZABETH LUNSFORD GAIL MANLEY BETTY MARTIN GLORIA MATTHEWS WILLIAM s. McDANIEL SHIRLEY McDOWELL BETTY JANE McLEAN JOHN MELIN S E N I 0 B S o nineleen hh?-four Bye, Byc, Blues. LARRY MELTON EDDIE MIXON . . S P R I N C LUCILE MOORE PATRICIA MOYE MARLENE MURPHY WALTER TATUM NEILL F0 mu SAT 4 ll: 26 27 j,28 29 30 31 V LI959' APRIL SUN F954 -'Mass THU FRI SAT El 24 I f 25 26 L NED NOLEN MARVIN PARRISH April Showers-But then: nu twenty-four hours of DAVID PATTERSON JEANETTE PENN Sunshine . H BRINGSABUSY SCHEDULE . PHYLLIS PRESLEY MONTY ROBERTS BOBBY L. PRITCHETT DIETER SCHUMACHER ELLA JOANNE RATLIFF EUGENE SCOTT KENNETH REDDING WALTER A. SEAGO NANCY RICHARDSON FAYE SHOCKLEY -auf' KM Ai 419 90 ,Q,, an if ,M rv. 'wu- 'Nf' X GLENDA SMITH BETTY AIEAN SPARKS C C E P T JIMMY STALLINGS CALVIN STINSON 19 'vs L r F954 sun Mow JUNE 27 28 29 L 1954 5 I2 26 DREW W. SUTTLES MARION SUTTON ,lOAN,LOUISE SWITZER WALLACE TRIBBLE Auf Wiederselwn. J OUR DIPLOMA WITH THOUGHTS OF THE FUTURE . CLAUDETTE TURNER DOUGLAS WASHINGTON SHIRLEY C. VAUGHN FRED WALKER BOBBY JACK WEBB BOBBY HUNT WEEMS www ,ba 'Ui' sr-qwrpf JOANNE WALKER TOMMY WHITE 'FQ- ri is RONALD WALKER NINA R. WILLIAMS r,,:h4v--. 42 ', 3 12.3. 50 'Nw' 7'?'TiI'-f' d44'xh GUY WILLIAMSON CHARLES E. WILLIFORD FRANK WILSON NANCY CHARLENE WOLLET CAROL WOODS DONALD WOODS SENIOR CLASS POEM Our first year in our new school Was full of happiness, We faced our problems nobly, To bring about success. We had to learn new facesg New friends we had to makeg Our teachers, understanding, Somehow looked over our mistakes. Our hopes, our aspirations, We took in highest stride, We went through trials and problems With a smile and a look of pride. Now the '54 Class must separate, Our lives be put to the test, But in our hearts, there'll always be, Fond memories of G.H.S. Juanita Grantham MARY KATE WILSON SHIRLEY WILSON PEGGY WOODWARD TONY WYNNE K ggi? W ASLIITS PAMBYARS WAYNE FARR l95l ST WILL AND TESTAMEN We the Sentor Class of Griffin Hngh School Grtfftn Georgia betng of sound mlnd and memory do therefore make ordatn and declare thus to be our last Wnll and Testament I PATSY AIKEN bequeath my giggle to MYRTLE TOWNS I VASTIRE ALEORD bequeath my ablllty to keep calm whtle rldmg wnth SHIRLEY WILSOIN t0 JIMIVIY FLYNT I ANN ANDREWS bequeath mv great speed In typmg to CYNTHIA PI RKINS I JIMMY AULTWIAN bequeath my ablllty to hunt and ftsh to JIMMY PIERCE We JANE BALLARD and JOYCE BEVIL bequeath our abthty to rob the cradle to any gurl wtth a mother mstmct I DORIS BANKS bequeath my trouble vynth boys to SHIRLEY JONES We BOBBY BRADLEY and DAVID BARNES bequeath our Qblllfy get to school on time to ARI HIBALD and JIM JOHNSON I ANGELYN BEASLEY bequeath my love for Iddte Fisher and Perry Como to PEGGY FARMER and AVIS SIMPKINS I FRANCES BELL bequeath a eopy of Hom To Trap 'vlen to MURIII PUI IIAM I BOB BENNETT bequeath my ablltty to sung tenor to TOMVIY JAMI S I SHIRLEY BILES bequeath my abnltty to pass typlng to ANGELYIN ANDERSON I ERNFSTINE BOLTON beque 1 my knee socks to LONA TURNER I ADELIA BOYD bequeath my long name to LEW IS STINCHCOMBS future Florist I JAMES BRANNON1 bequeath my lose for Thomaston to JOEL MOYE I BOBBY BRANNON bequeath my manly athletic physnquc to JIMMY LANDON I YVONNE BRANNON bequeath my flsherman s ablllty to throw a lme RUBY MAE ALLEN RICHARD BROOKS bequeath nothing havtng nothing to bequeath BEN BROWN III bequeath my shooting xron to DAVIS JOHNSON GENE BROWN bequeath my curly hatr to BOB DONEHOO ROBERT BROWN bequeath ny abthty to graduate to SHFRRY NOEL FDDIF COOK and SARA ETHRIDCI' I RUSSELL BUFFINGTON bequeath my abnlnty to get along wnth other people to ALLEN MCGEE I FRANKLIN BURDETTE bequeath my abnltty to never be ln gall more than three days to OTTO NORTON I TOMMY BURKS bequeath my pokes to DORA JANE FUTRAL I EAYE CALDWELI bequeath my abuhty to hook a great athlete to AI ICE CRADDOC K I ANNETTE CARLYLI bequeath my peroxnded bangs tt ROSI GI ORC E who likes II as well as I It I MARY EDITH CHAPPEII bequeath my abnllty to be quiet ln study hall to SHIRLEY BYARS I BOBBY CHAPPELL bequeath ryy gamblmg syndicate to MIKE BRY ANT I JOAN CHAPPELL bequeath my secret loye to anyone who can keep a secret I LAMAR CLEGHORN bequeath my basketball and football uniform to TE RRY WYNNE I CLAUDETTE CLIFFORD bequeath my bottle of Prell shampoo to NANILENE LEE I JOEL COPELAND bequeath my 88 to the boys I H J LOPELAND bequeath the Presxdency of the Student Body to MONK MURPHY I MORRIS COPEI AND bequeath my curly halr to HARRY HAISTEIN I LINWOOD COINNALY bequeath my abtlnty to fall Enghsh to LEON SPOON I GUINN COLLINS bequeath my Ducktatls to DONALD COCHRAIN I CLAUDIA COOPER bequeath my abxhty to get a drnvers hcense to ANNE JONES I JOHNNY DANIEL bequeath my parkmg place at the Snack Shack after school to MOTNIE HOOK and HORSE I JEANETTE DONAHOO bequeath my abtltty to stand tn the luneh hne to my brother BOB I EAYE DUNCAN bequeath my ablllty to wear a Lee Hugh sweater to some lucky gxrl I ROLAND DUNN bequeath my ablltty to graduate tn five years to LARRY HOWARD I PAUL DIITTON bequeath mv abllnty to pass all of my subjects to BOBBY HUCKABY I NORMAN FIELDS bequeath my abnhty to get A s nn Deportment even though I talk I BILLY FLOYD bequeath my ablltty to get As nn Deportment when I talk all the tnme to JONNIF CASH I MAURICE FOSTER bequeath my abthty to tease Jtm Nance nn study hall to DONNIE BROWN I BETTY FUTRAL bequeath my abthty to get two letters a week from Forsyth to Dip I REBA GASAWAY bequeath my abthty to eontrol my temper to JIMMY SHOCKLY I WAITFR GILBERT bequeath my dragging ablltty to GRADY NORTON I BARBARA GLASS bequeath my dtmples to JONNIE CASH I CAROL GLASS bequeath my ab hty to get 'engaged to COACH GUS WHITE I LEINORE GOI DSTEIIN bequeath my slum whlte frlend to CONNII AI I EN I ROBERTA GOSS bequeath my ablllty to pass bookkeepmg to PAUI INI GRAHAM I RUTH GRANT bequeath my loye for Barnesvxlle to MARY JO L RFENWAY I JUANITA C RAN EHAM bequeath my OC A pm to HELEN PICK EORD We ALVIS GREEINWAY DONALD HARPER ZANE COODIN and SCOTT C AY leayc our abnhty to do nothing to anyone that can get as far as we hayc wtthout Cloxng anything I WAYNE HAI L bequeath my SIIL I3 football shoes to CLAY BROVVN I JOHNNY HAMBY bequeath my black eurly hanr to BRIC E RICH ARIJSON I JACK HAMMOND bequeath my mustache to IYN BANKS m hopes that lt wull hnde hns false teeth I L LAUDETTI HAND bequeath my shorthand pad to BARBARA BI I lx I GI ORGI HANIXS bequeath mv Interest In Martm Eheatres to RODDY THAXTON I VONNII HARDY bequeath by Cuplc doll fate to FARRIII Me I UFFY LOLIY HARPIR bequeath my tenms racquet to my slstcr MARY EUTIS HARRIS bequeath my deep voxee to JOE WHITI SHIRLEY HEAD bequeath my hetght to BEATRICE HILI SYLVIA HELMS bequeath my cow to BETTY BRANAN GARLAND HICKS bequeath my l1st chaw of tobaccy to LYN BANKS and my shotgun to COACH GREG I ROCHELLI HOLCOMBE bequeath the name Roehellte baek to the nut who gave ll to me I WYNI LLE HIGGINS bequetth my abllxty to play the eymbxls m th band to JANICE HILL I BETTY JO HURT bequeath my hugh Ingllsh average to JAINI RIC GINS I DEHRYI ANN JACKSON bequetth my mekname Ftft to CONNJII I J W ACKSON bequeath my tough dnsposxtuon to GUS MCKNI I I X I BARBARA JAMES bequeath my yymnmg smlle and neatness to my brother FRED I EAYE JIMERSON bequeath my posntnon as reporter to BRENDA STARR I LARUE JOHNSON bequeath my 35 cwpm to my stster SPI EDY I RONNIE KELLY bequeath the fnrst and last touchdown to BYARS and L RFSHAM I EAYI KENNEDY bequeath my abxltty to ysm ln poker to DONNII BROWN IARRY KENNEDY bequeath my Chevys to FRANK HARRIS BETTY KEY bequeath my ablllty to make .1 C m Mlss Anne Hull s room to CATHERINE MILLER I NANCY KING bequeath my red halr and loye for Ned Nolen to JI AN FOX SARA B KILGORE bequeath my wedding band to MISS KATHLFEIN GOEN I NORMA JEAN KING bequeath my abxlxty to go to school for one permd a day to anybody who can get away wnth xt I BILLY KNOTT bequeath my abnhty to learn Latnn to MRS HULSEY I JFANI TTE LAWRENCE bequeath my loud mouth to DINAH LEWIS and JERRY COLLINS I VIRGINIA LFACH bequeath my mekname of Leach to anybody who wants ll I BILLY LEE bequeath my bashfulness to LYNN BANKS I JANE LONG bequeath my ablltty to roam the halls durmg class t SALLY OLLIEE I JUNE LONG bequeath my mckname Shorty to JOYCE TAYI OR I ILIZABETH LUNSFORD bequeath my tntle as neatest to JANE RIG GINS I GAIL MANLEY bequeath mv poise ln Speech to GINGER LEWIS I BETTY MARTIN bequeath my nbnhty to have long hanr to LIINDA VAN HOOK I GLORIA MATTHEWS bequeath my muscles and temper to MARY JANE SAULS I BILLY MeDANIEL bequeath my golf clubs to GUS MCKNEELY I SHIRLEY McDOWELL bequeath my abthty to become engaged tn my lumor year to DORA JANE FUTRAI I BETTY JANE MCLEAN bequeath my abnhty to eat tn front of boys to SHIRLEY CRANE I JOHIN MELIN bequeath my ablltty to hunt crows to WALTER CLIFF FUTRAL I LARRY MELTON bequeath my abnhty to play slouchy pnano t JAMES ALDERMAN I EDDIE MIXOIN bequeath my haircut to DAN PEEPLES I LUCILE MOORE bequeath my mckname Sweeney to NANCY DOB BFRTFEN I PATRICIA MOYF bequeath my naturally curly hair to SARAH ETH RIDGE I MARLENE MURPHY bequeath my easnness to blush to JEAN WII LIAMS I NED NOLFN bequeath all my love for Nancy D to a boy xn the Kev Club fContmued on Page 1231 v L A L T V Y Y 7 J ' ' ' ' Y I ' f . . 1 4, 1 A ' 11 ' 1 5 . , - - ' A 1 I ,. . . ,, .. ,. . . 1 5 ' 1 I 151 1 ' j , - 1' l Y ' ' ' v Y 1 1 . 1 1 , I I , 1 1 . 1 1 ,. . 11 J I A . . 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Well here vse are rn the year of 1964 Boy trme has really flown by' We are srttrng rn the Grrffrn Darly News offrce lookrng through all the news paper frles of the year rn our town and varrous parts of the country MONTY ROBERTS who bought out Mr Melton publrshes the Neus Hrs star re porters who have helped to make the paper a brg success are GAIL MAN LEY and WALLACE TRIBBLE Many of the senrors have garned success wealth and happmess The sports pages really had a lot of names whrch we recognrzed The ov we chose as most athletrc TOM SIMONTON rs the favorrte outfrelder or the Yankees And who do you thrnk rs representrng the Unrted States rn t e Olymprcs none other than our track star NORMAN FIELDS Under t e football sectron we see that those speedy backs of our old senror class BOBBY XVEBB and RONNIE KELLEY are thrrllrng football fans all over the country Under the wonderful coachrng of SAMMY ALLEN the team from Loveloy Unrversrty has chalked up another vrctory Guess who boxed rn Madrson Square Garden last nrght BOBBY WEEMS and BOBBY BRAN NON' Belreve rt or not both won' In the tennrs spotlrght we see the charm rng smrle of LOLLY HARPER as she holds the Wrnners Cup BOBBY CHAPPELL and DAVID PATTERSON arent champrons yet but they are well on therr way CAROL GLASS and her hubby are happy now They have fmally rarsed therr own basketball team Those Hot Rodders of S4 have turned professronal at Indranapolrs Speed Way They are ZANE GOODIN ALVIS GREENWAY W L SMITH RONALD WALKER PAUL DUTTON BILLY FLOYD EUGENE SCOTT and SCOTT GAY Its so much nrcer to race legally than rllegally The advertrsrng pages are really loaded wrth names of our senrors who have been successful rn busmess ERNESTINE BOLTON rs Presrdent of the Cum IN Stay Asylum One of the most exclusrve poolrooms found any where rs owned by RUSSELL BUFFINGTON and GARLAND HICKS Others who operate establrshments are ROCHELLE HOLCOMBE and YVONNE HARDY who run an old mards home They decrded they were hopeless The only good thmg about rt rs the bachelors home next door operated by RONALD SMITH and EDDIE WILLIFORD WALTER SMITHY rs a pro fessronal photographer SUE BROWN and JIMMY STALLINGS are pomt owners of a wrg and touoee shop for people who have duck tarl harrcuts We re farrly sure that DAN SLADE has reached the mrllron mark rn hrs clothrng store wrth the help of hrs frne salesman RONALD BYARS RON NIE DUNN and FRANKLIN BURDETTE run a used car lot A new rest aurant rn town rs owned by WAYNE HALL We hear that he eats up all the profrt MARLENE hrs wrfe rs hrs slavrng wartress From the Montreal Guzette we see that PAT MOYE and WYNETTE HIGGINS own a dude ranch rn Canada YY ONNE BRANNON has her own harr stylrng shop Her specralty rs bangs My here IS somethrng new rn entertarnment a drrve rn for helrcopters owned and operated by BILLY SKRINE GEORGE HANKS and MARION SUTTON From the Neu York Tzmet we find that Ned Nolen Orrgrnal rs a very popular name rn ladres fashrons He has hrs own shop on Frfth Avenue Heres a column wrrtten by FAYE JIMERSON rn the same paper MARY KATE WILSON and NORMA JEAN KING have made a name for females They are managers of Penneys and F W Woolworth Co spectrvely ROBERT BROWN belreves that there 15 no busrness lrke show busrness He rs manager of the Rex Theatre Revrve Em Vrtamrn Prlls are almost as good as the old trme favorrte Hadacol The patent holders are SHIRLEY HEAD and JUNE LONG You would never know SHIRLEY BILES now Her reducmg salon rs really payrng o In the cosmet1c freld we frnd JANE LONG AND MIRIAM SPRAY BERRY who are specral representatrves from Maybelrne to explarn and dem onstrate the proper way to curl eyelashes and arch eyebrows NANCY RICHARDSON rs tourrng the country grvrng explanatrons on complexron care JOHNNY HAMBY has really made the headlmes wrth hrs Frrz and Fuzz Home Permanent Gee our Senrors reallv made the socrety columns We found that many of them have grven up therr rndependence Among them are EDWARD COOPER GENA HOOKS BILLY PEEPLES FAYE CALDWELL GENE BROWN JEANETTE DONEHOO MARY EDITH CHAPPELL ELIZA BETH LUNSEORD SHIRLEY McDOWELL BETTY HURT NINA WIL LIAMS and CAROL WOODS We found a real rtem of IIIICYCSI JEANETTE PENN fmally decrded that RONNIE was the one BETTY KEY fmally made up her mrnd too JANE BALLARD rs now the devoted mother of four krds she always lrked young ones anyway My here s a new angle rn the secretarral field' VASTIRE ALFORD DORIS BANKS FAYE KENNEDY REBA GASAWAY ROBERTA GOSS NANCY KING PHYLLIS PRESLEY BETTY JEAN SPARKS CLAUDETTE TUR NER SHIRLEY WILSOIN CLAUDETTE HAND CLAUDIA COOPER SHIRLEY VAUGHN and JOAN SWITZER have formed a club called the Srx Frgure Club These hardworkrng grrls take every summer off and tour the world Oh well they can afford rt Oh I forgot to mentron that PEG and CLEG are bouncrng Lrttle Srds on therr knees The beauty queens of our trme now hold natronal honors MRS MAURY FISHER the former AINN ANDREWS holds the Mrs Amerrca trtle That lrttle package of lrfe SYLVIA I-IELMS holds the Mrss Amerrca trrle Heres another artrcle of mterest from New York ADELIA BOYD has made her debut rn Carnegre Hall Shes almost as good as Chopm The RICHARD SMITH Orchestra wrth LARRY 'VIELTOIN trcklrng the 88 and JACK HAMMOND playmg the clarrnet has a two tear contract at the Stork Club B C BOB BENNETT held a recrtal for hrs vorce puprls not long ago You should have seen all the mothers smrlrng at therr lrttle dears On exhrbrt rn Europe are some of BILL STANDARDS most famous parntrngs FAYE SHOCKLEY and her husband have been mrssronarres Chrna for two years Oh well they lrke rrce anyway And now for the entertarnment page Who should be starmg us rn the face wrth hrs smrle rs none other than DREW SUTTLES He rs on the Col gate Comedy Hour adxertrsrng toothpaste of course A new comedy team composed of DOUG WASHINGTON and RICHARD BROOKS rs starrrng at the Dragnet Crove And Buddy you can have them' Would you belreve that the bashful BILLY LEE rs rn Hollywood teachrng Clark Gable how to make love? A great dramatrc actress rs CHARLENE WOLLET Whrle LENORE GOLDSTEIN was on tour she stopped off rn Pans and taught the French a thrng or two VIRGINIA LEACH and JEANETTE LAWRENCE have taken over the Martrn and Lewrs team rn the comedy freld DIETER SCHUMACHER rs thrrllrng mrllrons wrth hrs Xrolrn concerts And now for book reviews Here we frnd that some very good books have been wrrtten GLORIA MATTHEWS has wrrtten an essay on How To Control Your Temper MARVIN PARRISH has surprrsed everyone by wrrtrng hrs book How lo Grazluaie rom Hugh School m Fllf' Easy Years A book of poems has been wrrtten by WALTER SEAGO Streamlrnrng the News JOAN CHAPPELL rs walkrng around rn Chrcago lookrng at the srghts wrth wrde eyes That crazy LUCILE MOORE rs strll confusrng Dr Stuckey s DGCICDCS Inqursrtrve MORRIS COPELAND and GUY WILLIAMSON have Just returned from therr tenth successful trrp to Mars SARAH KILGORE and ELIZABETH JONES are strll concentratrng on homemakrng The boss of FAYE DUNCAN has fmally wrsed up and grven her a rarse Brg hearted ANNETTE CARLYLE and RUTH GRANT are hostesses rn the S O Canteen at the Arr Academy rn our own crty BETTY FUTRAL has proven that dramonds are a grrls best frrend The new YWCA secretary rs GLENDA SMITH JIMMY AULTMAN and BEN BROWN have fmally come out of therr shells They are dorng well as barkers for a crrcus rn Las Vegas You remember how TONY WYNN always used to ask for brg oranges? Well Im sure he rs happy now because he owns hrs own orange grove out rn qurte a reputatron rn the cattle market Strll loafmg around and takrng lrfc easy are KENNETH REDDING JOE STEELE BOBBY PRITCHETT FRED WALKER HAROLD HUTCHESON TOMMY WHITE LINWOOD CON NALLY and CALVIN STINSON GUINN COLLINS frrendly personalrty helped hrm fulfrll hrs ambrtron a wrfe and krds That bookkeeprng wrzard CLAUDETTE CLIFFORD rs head accountant for the Ford Company rn At lanta Srnce Atomrc typewrrters came out JUANITA GRANTHAM BETTY MARTIN and BOBBY BRADLEY have trred to outdo themselves They are tryrng to break the world s record of 600 cwpm The teachmg professron has caught the eyes of many of our wonderful Seniors FRANCES BELL ANGELYN BEASLEY and JOANNE RATLIFF are teachrng commercral courses at G S C W The Senror Englrsh whrz LARUE JOHNSON rs back at Grrffrn Hrgh teachrng PATSY AIKEN teaches Home Economrcs and Famrly Lrvrng at Sunny Srde Hrgh We hear she rs dorng a wonderful job Do you remember BARBARA JAMES who slung hash for us? Well she has become the competent dretrtran for the Grriiin Spaldmg school system All through these years many of our Senrors have made the It Happened rn Georgra column Industrrous JOEL COPELAND fmally drd 1 h worked up a problem that even Ernstern cant frgure out Poor JOYCE BEVIL' Her short memory lost her chance at marrrage-she forgot at whrch church the weddrng was to be held After qurte a brt of struggle DEHRYL JACKSON made a good start on a set of luggage She now has seventy preces JOHNNY DANIEL who always played wrth cars has a model of hrs newly devrsed car on drsplay rn New York Those boys who have become the backbone of Amerrca are TOMMY BURKS FRANK WILSON IVIAURICE FOSTER BILLY KNOT EDDIE MIXON EUTIS HARRIS and JAMES SLAUGHTER They have helped to burld Spaldrng County mto a great agrrcultural center Danrel Webster drdnt have a thmg on two of our old speech students WALTER GILBERT and H J COPELAND never get a brll turned down when they present rt rn Congress W JACKSON has succeeded rn becoming the mayor of Orchard Hrll We guess the brggest headlrne we saw was used the day our own BILLY Mc DANIEL became the Governor of Georgra Hes well on hrs way to the Presrdency Its trme to close up shop so we are gorng to leave lt wrth you We guess our old senrors have done well rn garnrng success wealth and happrness for themsels es Here s to the Senrors of S4' ROCHELLE HOLCOMBE and JOAN CHAPPELL 31 , - r - . , , . . - . . . . N . , . . r . , , , Y ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I . I 1 Q b 1 , , ' ' . . f ' . .... . h , - . 1 . , , . I1 ' , ' - . . W . I 1 - . r , ' ' V I . ' 7 T 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 . , ! ' . 7 I l I A ff . ,Y - ' v - . . . , ,, . , , . . , f V . . . I U 1 , , , , - I ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . , h . 1 , . . . . . ' ' ' . . , . a y - ' ' . , , . ll A iv , . . . . ' , . . ' , - ' '- - - 5 California and can have all the big oranges he wants. JOHN MELIN has ' 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 7 Y 1 I . 1 ' Q 1 1 ,s - - ,, - - - , - . - , , , . . , . . , I ' ' ' r ,A re- . . . . , , . . . . . , . . . , . i - . . . . . v . - , 1 ff. . . . . . ' . . . , , . . . . - . , . . . . . . . Y ' U v - . ' . - - 1 1 ,, ' 1 V 1 1 E e I . . , . ! , ' 1 . I ! 1 Y 3 W 1 I 3 . ! 3 - . 1 - 1 1 9 ' ' ' . . . , , , , h d . . . . y - . ' , I Y ' I I ' I Y , . . , , . , , y . . . . , 4 , , , . . , . I 1 ! T 1 . ' 7 I Q 1 1 , . -1 - - 1, - - J K ' ' - I . , l . ' ' ' 11 - - 11 ' ' ' , . - - , . . . . 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ALR if 4 l A A .... ,. ,, COBB, MARTHA COKER, DAVID COKER, PERRY COLEMAN, LEON CONNALLY, BO COOPER, TOMMY COX BOB CRADDOCK ALICE CRAWLEY LENARD CRAWLEY SHIRLEY CROWDER JEWEL DANIEL BILL DANIELL MARJORIE DARSEY SHERRY DAVIES MALCOLM DAVIS IRENE DINGLER EDWARD DONEHOO ROBERT DUNN MARIE EDWARDS BARBARA JEAN ELDER LISA ELLIS SALLY EPPINGER AL ETHRIDGE SARA EUBANKS EDNA EARL EUBANKS LOUISE EVANS SHIRLEY FARMER PEGGY FIELDS, ANN FIELDS ERNEST FLETCHER DONALD FLOURNOY GAYLE I S- 'Hi 0 nineteen un l eC! an L Oni FLYNT MYRNA FOLDS ANNIE MERLE FREEMAN COLEMAN FREEMAN, JERRY GARDENER ROYCE GARNER PEGGY GASAWAY JEANETTE GAY FRANK GEORGE ROSEMARY GILLELAND BOBBIE GOEN, JOYCE GOODIN GAYLE GOODRUM EARLINE GOODSON VIRGINIA GOOLSBY DELORIS GRANT KENNETH GRAYSON PATRICIA GREER ARTHUR GREER MARY ANN GRESHAM KAYE GRESHAM RONALD GRESHAM TOMMY GRIGGERS JESSIE LEE HAISTEN FRED HALL HARVEY HAMBY JOAIN HAMLET POPE HAND EDITH HANSONI JOHNNY HARPER NIOLLIE HARRIS BILLY HARRIS HOLLIS HARRIS HOWARD HARRIS XX AYNE HARRISOIN BARBARA HARWELL CECIL HATCHETT JERRY HATTAWAY RACHEL HAYGOOD JOYCE HEAD CAROL HEAD MAURICE HEATON BETTY ali, HELMS JIMMY HIGHTOWER BETTY JO HOLT DONALD HOOPER CHARLOTTE HORTON CHARLES HOWARD LARRY HOWARD MARJORIE HUBBARD DAVID HUCKABY, JAMES HUFFMAN CHARLES HUNNICUT PAT IRVINE LOUISE IRVING RONNIE JAMES FRED JENKINS BUDDY JIMERSON FAYE JOHNSON BOBBY JOHNSON CAROL JOHNSON ROLAND JONES ANN JONES RICHARD KEEL DOROTHY KEY GAIL KIMBELL DAWN KING LECIE JO KNOX DALE LANDON JIMMY LAPRADE, ELSIE LEE NANILINE LEWIS BETTY LEWIS BETTY ANN LEWIS DINAH ,wa IWW 'G ll ll MOBE mp., mf G, iff QV LEWIS MAXINE LIFSEY PHYLLIS LIFSEY RONNIE LONG LUCILE MEBRIDE WAYNE MCCLURE PAUL McCULLOUGH SHIRLEY MCDONALD JEANETTE McENTIRE, DEANNA MCGHEE, PHYLLIS MCKNEELY, GUS MCLAURIN, COLEMAN MCLEAN, JOHN MADDOX, EUGENE MANGHAM, ROSALIND MARTIN, LUCILE MARTIN, SHIRLEY MAYS, J D MEEKS, PAT MERRITT, BILLY MICHAEL, CAROL MIDDLEBROOKS, JOHNNY MILLER, CATHERINE MOBLEY, CAROL JEAN MORRIS, BETTY MORRIS, BOBBY MORRIS, JIMMY MORRIS, THOMAS MORRISON, DORIS MURPHY, TOMMY NEALY, NANCY NEAL, ARMON NELSON, JAMES NEWMAN, RAY NEWTON, CHARLES NOEL, JAMES NORTON, OTTO ODEN, JANE OGLETREE, EVELYN OWEN, EUGENE PARRISH, DONNIE POPE, MARSHALL DT A PHILLIPS FRANKIE PHILLIPS GLENN PHILLIPS HENRY PICKFORD HELEN PIERCE JIMMY PITTMAN DAVID PITTS BILLY PITTS CARL PITTS WALLACE POLLARD MARY ANN POTEET MARY ANN POWELL ED POWELL ELIZABETH POWELL SHIRLEY PRESCOTT HUEY PULLIAM MURIEL PURMORT DONALD PURSER SALLY RAGAN JOANNE RICHARDSON BRICE RICHARDSON, CARL RIVERS SHIRLEY ROBERTS JOAN ROBERTSON JOHNNY SANGSTER ROYCE SAUTEL WAFFORD SCOTT KAY SCOTT VINCENT SHORT GERALD SIMMONS DONNIE SIMPKINS AVIS SIMPKINS WAYNE 0 nineteen AMHJPQJ all L Olll' SMITH BRUCE SMITH SUE SMITH WAYNF SMITH WAYNE SORROW, JIMMY STANLEY, ANNE STANLEY JOEL STARLEY CAROLYN STEELE DON STEPHENS LEE STEPHENS MACK STEWART, GAII. SULLIVAN, ROSEMARY TANKSLEY, MARGARET THOMPSON, BOBBY THOMPSON, BUDDY THOMPSON, ERLENE TOWNS, MYRLE TURNER, PEGGY VAIUGHN, JONNIE VINING, BOBBY VISAGE, CHERYL WALKER, NANCY WALKER, PERRY WALLER, SAM WALTON, LAMONT WELLS, KENNETH WESTMORELAND, DOROTHY JANE WHITAKER, CAROLYN WHITE, ALLEN WHITE, DOUGLAS WHITE, EREDDY WHITE, FRIEDA WHITE, JUDY WHITE, JOE WHITE, MARIE WILLIAMS, JEAN WISE, RUDINE WOODS, EDNA, WOOD, PEGGY WRIGHT, JIMMY WYNNE, TERRY YAUGHN, LAVONIA AN C OFFICERS JERRY COLLINS President DICKIE WHEELER Vice-President JIM McLEAN Secretary TOMMIE SMITH Treasurer LAS ADAMS, CAROLYN AIKEN, EUGENIA ALDERMAN, DALE ALLEN, DAVID ANTHONY, MATTIE ASKEW, VERLYN ATKINSON, BRUCE BAILEY, BETTY BAILEY, BETTY DEAN BAILEY, BOBBY BAKER, BRUCE BAKER, PATSY S BALLARD, JIMMY BRANFORD, IMOGENE BARLOW, VELMAV BARROW, JACKIE BASS, MELINDA BILLY BEALL, BEALL, JIMMY BEVIL, BIGGS, FRANCES LOUISE BLACKMAN, JOHN BLALOCK, WESLEY BOWDEN, DAVID BOYD, BETTY JEAN BRAMBLETT, EVELYN BRANNON, BARBARA BRANNON, JEANETTE BRANNON, LARRY BRIDGES, PRESTON BROOKS, EMILY BROWN, DELMAS BROWN, LESLIE BROWN, MYRTLE BROWN, RAY BRYANT, BEVERLEY BUCHANAN, GEORGE BUNN, BOBBY BUNTYN, PEGGY BURDESHAW, CAROLE BURNETTE, MARY FRANCES BUTLER, JAMES BUTTERWORTH, WAYNE BYARS JOEL BYARS SHIRLEY BYNE ALICE BYOUS ROBERT CAMPBELL DICK ANNON JEANETTE CARDELL, JOANNE CHAMBERS BRUCE CHAMBERS DEMPSEY CHAMBLEY LORETTA CHAPMAN GAIL CHAPPELL FREDDY CHAPPELL JIMMY CHAPPELL SHIRLEY CLARK ROMELLE COCHRAN LYNN COCHRAN DONALD COKER BOBBY COLEMAN LAMAR COLLINS JERRY COLQUITT JOHNNY CONNALLY CHARLES COOK LARRY COOK NORMA COOPER WANDA COOPER WILSON COPELAND LILA CORLEY FINLEY COWAN LAIN ILLE COWAN CLIFFORD COX DONALD 'T As.. 9 dw. be 1 CS.. fu lv- .-., v---. 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NICHOLS, ANN NOEL, SHERRY NORTON, HORACE OGLETREE, NANCY OLLIEE, BEN PARKER, JUDY PENN, JOAN PERDUE, JOYCE PEEPLES, RICHARD PHILLIPS, CLIFFORD PHILLIPS, DONALD PHILLIPS, JOYCE PIERCE, JOYCE PITTMAN, HAZEL PITTS, JAMES PITTS, SALLY PITTS, WESLEY PRESLEY, RONALD PRIOR, BOBBY RATLIPP, PAULINE REDDING, MARGARET REESE, ANN RICKLES, RICHARD ROGERS, ANN ROSS, JANE ROYALS, LARRY ROYALS, MARGIE SCOTT, GEORGE SHIELDS, RONNIE SHOCKLEY, JIMMY SHOCKLEY, JOE SIMPRINS, BARBARA . . . 0 ninefeen lnunclreal arm! hh?-four W1 .Ei figg H ,SARA my 5 0 N SMITH ANGELA SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH TOMMIE SMOAK CAROLYN SOLLENBERGER JERAULD SORROW, CHARLES STANDARD, EMILY STEANSON JULIA STEPHENS BOBBY STEPHENS JOAN STINCHCOMB, LEWIS STOREY BOBBY STRICRLAND THOMAS TARPLEY MARIAN TAYLOR EVELYN THAXTON HILDA TOMLIN PEGGY TOWNS LYNDA TRUETT JAMES TUGGLE LARRY TURNER LONA TURNER PATRICIA TYSON KENNETH VAN BEECK NICKY VARNADORE, MORRIS VAUGHN HAZEL VEGORS NANCY VICKERY DEWEY VICKERY DONALD VINING EARL WALKER WALKER WALKER WALLER WATSON GAYLE MARTHA SANDRA MAURINE STANLEY WATTS JAMIE WHATLEY KENNETH WHATLEY STEWART WHEELER RICHARD WHEELESS DAVID WHIDBY GLENN WHITE CARLTON WILEY GWEN WILLIAMS RALPH WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS SADIE WILMS JACQUELINE WILSON BETTY WILSON DONNIE WOODLE ROSA WRIGHT RONALD YARBROUGH BELL YARBROUGH REBECCA YONCE EAYE 5 ff I 7 , y 3 I I I 5. , 7 f 7 .1252 I :::,., 112' I 'I y I A ' 'QM +C ' 5 S i, ' F I 1 I , I 4. 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Q WZMQ A Q4 , will A F 3' v 'if vw J, J, A, ...,x,,..,,. ,Quay THE AEBIE STAFF ,wk 5 Qig: I A I f1f:?al, 255291 'txb his A 2 GQ ' fi :gk RAYMOND DANIELL Editor-in-Chief MISS ANNE HILL DREWRY MISS KATHLEEN GOEN Farully Advisors NANCY RICHARDSON Business Manager 46 CAROL GLASS ROCHELLE HOLCOMBE Advertising Managers LARUE JOHNSON Literary Editor JUANITA GRANTHAM Copy Editor ELIZABETH LUNSFORD Club Editor SUE BROWN Feature Editor DAVID PATTERSON Sports Editor MARLENE MURPHY Photography Editor JOAN CHAPPELL YVONNE BRANNON Circulation Managers THE AGL IE SARA ETHRIDGE Exchange Edltor ADELIA BOYD Assistant Art Edxtor WALTER SMITHEY Photo Edxtor JOE ROBERTS Art Editor JEAN SNIDER Assxstant Busmess Manager JOHN WARD Make up Edxror WALLACE TRIBBLE Photo Edxtor JANE BALLARD Cxrculatxon Manager JANE RIGGINS Assnstant Cu-culatnon Manager GAIL MANLEY, MONTY ROBERTS Co Edztars GLENDA SMITH Busmess Manager Seated Club Edxtor Betty Martm, News Editor Charlene Wollet, Feature Edntor Ann Andrews Assxstant Feature Edxtor Carol ohnson Sfandzng Sports Edxtor Stanley Hayes, Assistant Club Editor Tuna Barton Assistant Sports Edxtor Wayne Hall Assxstant Feature Edntor Frances Bell, and Ass1stant Sports Edltor Merlxn Lewxs nil See Lew? 47 E A E 9 S V YY 2 X ie ................. - MISS MARTHA ROOEIRS .- .- .4 ,V .- ........, . . Advisor 3'.'f:.'.-'-H. .-+ 'f .Zim Q95 he il -are new W D' J J 'va an OI-I-ICLRS BILLY MCDANIEL Presxdcnt BILLY LEE Treasurer CAROL GLASS Vnce Prcsndent MISS JULIA ELLIOTT F1culty Advnsor NANC Y RIC HARDSON Secret-:rx lee Rnlmrdson Gl1ss X1eD1n1el 48 The Speech Club functxons to promote self Confl denee md LYCIIC mterest In the speeeh 1rts The Club ns eomposed of the f1ftx four students ln the two hrs! xelr speeeh ellsses The members ietnely p1r tlelplte ln sehool lffurs such IS ehlpel programs lnhursdeu mormng dexotxonals and dxstrnct lxterary ex ents Thex h.1xe 1lso been on sexeral loc.1lrad1o pro vmms The sum of the club IS to eo operate vuth the sehool m 111 uetxxmes and to promote good cmzen shnp through the use of knowledge ln commumtx mtnmes l P E E ll' ll L U B 1 l M , v. I 55 , I ,, , .1 1 'sw I f 1 z, I , ,tx I .Q L '1 M Q.. un, : A Q I Q. - f '1 'Aa I 5 of Q3 3 4. XE kg Q7 I if r I V ' I .ff-5 l . A I ' I . V D U . Y b 1, n 1 E ' Y I L y 1 v y - I 1 F. ll. A. C L U B The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Ter- ritories. The motto is: Toward New Horizonsf' Some of the specific purposes of the organization are: 1. To pro- mote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home :ind family life for all. S. And to promote international good will. MRS. CLAYTON A. HOSKINS . MISS OPAL BRASWELL .... . DAWN KIMBELL . . . . JONNIE CASH .,,., WILLETT CALDWELL , . MARY ANN POTEET . . Ano? . . Vice-President First Row: Freeze, Kimbell, Meeks, Gresham. Second Row: Elder, Poteet, Nealy. Third Row: Cash, Ethridge, Fields. OFFICERS TINA BARTON . JANE ODEN .... SARAH ETHRIDGE . . SHIRLEY BYARS . . FAYE GRESHAM ..., MRS. W. T. CALDWELL . Membership 128 Z A ll Chairman Public Relations . . . . Chairman Music . Chairman of Recreation . . . Chairman Project . . . . Historian . . Chapter Mother 6 gb 93 STUDENT CIIUNCIL OFFICERS H J COPELAND President LOLLY HARPER Secretary WAYNE HALL Vlce President PEGGY WOODWARD Treasurer on '99 Woodward, Hall Harper, Copeland The Cnlffxn Hxch Student C,OLll1Lll of 1953 54 was or glI1lZCLl to promote UHIIX bctxxeen the students 'md faculties of both Grnffm md Spxldlng Hugh Schools Thls councll xxas unusuxl ln thlt before consohdltlon ln equal number of mem bers xxere elected from each of the student bodles to serve from xnulrx l 135: through Xhx of 1954 The most out stmdmt, tlsk of the Councll xx.1s to promote hxrmony md understmdmg mxong the students md to promote aeuxxtles xx hxch xx ould m xke the merger easter The Counul vxent about this nn x lrlous xxaxs such .1s hlxlflii, the colors md mnscots chosen before the nexx school xclr so thlt the new .1thlet1c md bmd unlforms could be ordered, securmg the early elec txon of cheerlelders, recommending, to the Board of Pducatlon thlt the nexx school he ntmed Grlffm Hugh md encouragmg, jomt mtetxngs betxx een the dlfftrent clubs 1nd staffs Among other rhmus the Councnl xxrth the help of other organlzatxons, cue ,1 xcrx successful ptrtx xxnth students from both schools mxmted The purpose of thns party luke the purpose of all che Councxl s actlxmes xx .ls to mlke the students feel at home to help them ITlllxC nexx Irnends, md to turther the dcxclopment ot 1 school of xx hrch cxerx one xx ould be proud The purpose ot thus orgmmntnon ns to promote the 1de1ls of honestx seruee md letdershmp zmom, the students of Cyrnffnn H1511 Sehool The Betl Club his IS nts obyeetn es the eneourlgement of effort the promotnon of eh 1r1eter the stlm ul1t10n of lk,l llCXCl11CHI 1nd the lssxstlnee of students ID eon tmulng Il'lClI' edueltlon tfter hugh sehool Nlembershlp IS hm lted to those students xx hose sehollstxe stlndlng xs suffxelentlx eredxttble to lndlclte superlor mentll qullnflettlons xx ho hue demonstrtted leldershnp lblllty md vx ho lre reeommended bx the fteulty md the tdmmmstrltlon IS belng soenllx mltule md responsxble Lteh nevt member I9 tsked to subsernbe to the follomns, pledge l solemnly deellre thtt l shtll ilu lys strne to hold flst to the prmelples of honesty to eonstlntly endelvor to mun tun 1 LlCdlflblC reeord to eultlvlte ln my llfe md eonduet the prlnenples whneh the NlflOn1l Beta Club IS org1n17ed to eneourlge l further pledge myself to eo operlte wlth the members of the elub ln the promotlon of 1 sense of nndlvlduwl responslbllnty to our sehool eommumty state 1nd nltxon, to make rlght the muster of mlght, md to eonseerate our com rldeshlp to mutu1l helpfulness md to the betterment of ou: fellow students Ol-PICPR5 Clock wzse Mnss Howard, Copeland, Martm, Chappell, Smlth Jackson BOBBY CHAPPELI. President GLENDA SMITH See retary BETTY MARTIN Vxce Presxdent DEHRYI. ANN JACKSON Treasurer I 01 i gg , 1 ' . 'L .. - . 1 -1 1'-1 . V v 1 .',. , . . . . K . Y ' . Q 4.4 f ' ' f: , . , 1 ' -, s 1 1 ' - .K . 1 - . - M - , , , ', . , ' . - z. f: . . 1 . . . . . 44,5 'X Y 'L 1 ' Y ' .1' . 3 - m x I . . . . .. ,,,, W-f 1 ', ' '. , 1' , , s. ' - 1 .'. ' . . . .... , . ,E I - . I 1 'I r f V - 1 5' 1 X ' . 1 A 1 Q gs ' . 'Q ' 1 A . h .1- 1, . lv 1 - 1 1 Q: 1 1' r 1: . . . , , , . , ,, . ,, . ' -' 1 V 1 ., V 1 - ,' - . , .. . . 4 ,I , -. I, 11 1 . 1 1' y ' ,. 1 N 4 . . . , . . ' S ' L . Q S L . K Z 1 - . 1 1 1 r -, 1. ' 1 . . , , ,. . 1 . 1 , . - . . . J SENICIB TBI-Ill-Y is Members Vastxre Alford Ann Andrews, ane Ballard, Angelyn Beasley Frances Bell Joyce Bevnl, Adella Boyd, Sue Brown Faye Caldwell Joan Chappell, Claudette Clnfford Claudxa Cooper, Betty Futral, Carol Glass Lenore Goldstem, Juamta Grant ham Claudette Hand, Lolly Harper Sylvna Helms Rochelle Holcombe, Dehryl ackson Barbara james Larue Johnson, Faye Kennedy, Betty Key, Nancy Kung, eanette Lawrence Gall Manley, Betty Martm, Glorna Matthews Shnrley McDowell Jeanette Penn Nancy Rnchardson Faye Shockley Glenda Smnth, Joan Swntzer, Shnrley Vaughn Joanne Walker Nma Wnlhams, Shnrley Wnlson, Charlene Wollet Carol Woods Peggy Woodward OPFICLRS DEHRYI. JACKSON Presldent LOLLY HARPER Vlce President IUANITA GRANTHAM Secretary ANN ANDREWS Devotxonal Chairman MRS RUTH NEALY Faculty Advnsor Trl H1 X clubs lrc Y M C A 0rg.1n17at1ons for hlgh school glrls Thesc clubs are orgqnllcd md dlrccted bx the Stlte Y M C A elther dlrectlx or m cooperatlon xuth locll 3 M C A s The Trl m the name IS SlgFllflC'1I1t of Tr1ads or lmportmt f1Ct01S around mhlch the club IS bullt The Club srmds for mll round dcxelopment of nts members Spmt Mmd .md Bodx md serxes the threc mam Trammg Agencles Home, Church .md School Delegates to the Youth Assemblx werc Dehryl ackson Larue lohnson Gul Nlanlex rcporter md Glendl Sflllfll senltc doorkeeper Harper Andrews, ackson Martxn Grantham 02 5 - : ,. C4 I La 1 I o . 1' ' ' 3 1 . ' Af' ffig' T N- 5 as f 2 ' , J , , ' ' , 3 1 Y - , , Y J y , J , , , , Y , v , , y - , Y - V 1 V, T 2 .............,.......... F hp , .....,......,.......... - ' - if ' Q bv BETTY MARTIN ..,...,,.................. Treasurer , ,, x . ..,,........... .. . . ' A W1 . . , ..ss ,s.., . ......... - ' ' ' , - , s , ' . ' - ' ' F44 - Y . .... , A . , i - - x y I , U -U - V . - - - ' ' g . .... , ,, . ,, . 1 I V . . . ' . U . . . H . A . ' ' - . , , ' . . . i. ,, N H L , , , v ' . l . Y , ,. , . - J - . - 1 A , ' . L l . L ' - . J , ' , - Ps E L T ll ll I OFFICERS ANN HARRIS Presxdenr MARY JANE SAULS Vnce Presndent ANNE PROTHRO Secretary JOAN WALTON Treasurer MISS KATHLEEN GOEIN Faculty Advnsor Oblettnu of Trl H1 X To Qtek to fmd t share Slogln lure thoughts lure vxords Pure aetlons Platform Harrns, Prothro Goen, Sauls Walton Stlf IITIPFOX tmcnt Chrxstnm Fellow shnp Umted Serum. Members Betty Branan Conme Allen, Verlene Carden, Slurley Crane N1ncy Dobberteen Carol Chapman, Marnlyn Davres acquelme Darden ewel Conner, Mona Grant, Mary Jo Greenway Dora Jane Futral Anne Flournoy, Barbara Goodson, Car olyn Hamxlton, eane Hadaway Margaret Harlow, Jane ames, Shnrley Llsle Mary Emnly Howard Georgia Ann Harper Anne Mac Kendree, Bertie Ann Massey Margaret Mxtchell Mary Jane Sauls Patrxcxa Sockwell Sally Ollnff Joanne Scogglns ane Rnggms, Anne Prothro, Laura Westbrook Joan Walton Carol Anne Slade Anne Woods Gall Turner Jean Snider, Lmda Van Hook Kathryn Pasclmall Ruby Mae Allen Joan Bass Slurley Louise ones, oyce Vxvxan Nnchols Margne Dearmg , 1 We W U 1 Qt. 53 D A T I - - Y V . . . . ., . V, , ,Z U - I U A, ,o, . 3 3 1 f XA . v - . l Y ' ,,,, . H . V- - - ,-un . - - e 1 - : , . . , A , . ., J t ,J , , . - J U 1 - J ' 9 ' ' a is v v 1 y 1 , , , y ' J J , - SOPlIOM0llE TRI-Ill-Y if Members Mane Dunne Kaye Scott, Edna Woods Myrle Towns, Erlme Thompson, Dorothy Jane Westmoreland, Marne Whnte, Merle Brndges, Jonme Cash Alnce Craddock, Mary Ann Poteet Mary Ann Pollard, Betty Lewxs, Faye Alvns, Joyce Haygood, Ann Jones Elnzabeth Powell, Sue Smnth, Ann Fields Nancy Walker, Murnel Pullnam, Kaye Gresham, Rudxne Wxse, Faye Butler, Sara Ethrndge, Tuna Barton Helen Pnckford, ane Oden, Joan Hamby, Lnsa Elder, Mamne Jo Harrington, Dale Knox, Jean Wnllxams Maybelle Chambers, Ann Stanley Shnrley Crawley, Carol Johnson, Vnrgmna Goodson, Shxrley Martm Gall Stewart, Dawn Kxmbell Lecxe o Kmg, Joanne Roberts, Erlnne Goodrum Nancy Nealy, Gayle Flournoy, Deanna McEntnre, Joanne Ragan, Sally Purser, Shnrley Rxvers, Faye Jnrnerson, Avns Sxmpkms, Ethel Brannon, Frenda Whnte, Judy Whnte, Mary Ann Greer Josephnne Chambers, Laqunto Barrow Angelyn Anderson Grace Chappell LaVoma Vaughn Margaret Tanksley Carolyn Whitaker, Molly Harper Maxine Hardm OFFICERS JEAN WILLIAMS President HELEN PICKFORD Vxce Presxdent JOYCE HAYGOOD Treasurer MISS JANE GHEESLING Faculty Adv1sor The Emblem A small trlangle wxth Trl H1 Y 1n thc corners and a torch mscrxbed nn a cxrcle m tht center The Trxangle has long been the emblem of the Y M C A , whlch sponsors the Tr1 H1 Y Movement It stands for the whole personalxty Body Mmd and Spmt The cnrcle s1gn1f1es the Clrcle of Frxendshnp for glrls all over the world The Torch denotes the Lught of the World the center of our program Its colors red, whnte and blue, express Sacrl fnce, Punty, and Loyalty Wnllnams Plckford Gheeslmg, Gresham, Haygood Q ' A W V T I -Y Y I i Q J . 1 . . - . u , -. 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A . . 3 I S . 1 3 I, I T I I KAYE GRESHAM ................. secretary K 3 - ' rx 54 ft., FBESIIDIAN TBI-III-Y gag Members Betty Barley Lounse Bnggs, Barbara Brannon Emxly Brooks, Carole Burdeshaw, Mary Frances Burnett, Lynn Cochran, Wanda Cooper Lula Copeland LaNelle Cowan, Gaxl Crawford Ronell Crocker, Lora Crouch, Barbara Davxs, Lmda Dye can Fox Beatrnce Gaddy Gayle Goldstem Marnlyn Gore, Carol Hamxlton Mary Harden, Dorothy Hardm, Nadme Harwell Harrnett Hnggms Margaret Ison, Angelyn Johnson Chappy johnson Patsy Kmght Theo Lmdsey, Dale Lynch Betty Jo McCord, Elame McGhee, Mxchael Ann Mnllmg, Cynthia Newton Nancy Ogletree udy Parker, Paulme Ratlxff Ann Reese Anne Rogers ane Ross Duane Sxmpkms, Angela Smxth, Tommie Smxth Marxan Tarpley Nancy Vegors, Gall Walker Jerry Walker Sadie Wxl hams Emnly Standard ulxa Brxtt Steanson ackne Wllms OFFICERS LYNN COCHRAN President BETTY BAILEY Secretary HARRIET HIGGINS Treasurer MISS MARTHA ROGERS Faculty Advlsor lurpose of Trl Hx Y To erelte mum un md extend throuahout the home sehool mel eommumtx hugh stxnd lrels ofChrxst11n elnrleter Code of In H1 I lo bunld 1 better World Top Rou Barley Cochran Lauer Ron Smxth Hnggms 5 1 U g 3 X . , I , . . . ,n . A l I , J. . 7 - , , , . . , . A h . . . I . I . , 1 - , J . 1 . I , u I J 1 1 , . . , . I V I - - . J . ,I - TOMMIE SMITH .......,....... Vice-President , .l .- -,, i L N A. t, ,L ll' X 5 SENIIIB III-Y , , J, , , ,gi , , r 'K S E Fxrst Ron S-nmmy Allen Walter Gnlbert Johnny D1n1el Blll Stnnd1rd Tommy Wh1te Rnchard Smith Monty Roberts ohnny Hamby Bully Knott Serond Rau Robert Brown Dneter Schum-ncher D1ud P1ttcrson Wallace Trnbble Paul Nunnally L:1m1r Cleghorn Russell Buffmgton Guy Wnllxamson Bobby Clrlppell Bxllv Flovd Top Ron Mr Donaldson Ned Nolen nmmy Stall mg,s Morrns Copeland Eddie Maxon Dan Slade Garhnd Hxcks Drew Suttles H J Copeland Fm Mr Donaldson Patterson Chappell Buffmgton Roberts OFFICERS RUSSELL BUFFINGTON MONTY ROBERTS BOBBY CHAPPELL DAVID PATTERSON MR GRADY DONALDSON President Vxce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Program Chaxrman Advnsor JUNIO RHI-Y ua Members Harry Melton, Oscar Cardell Charles Byars, Jnmmy Hooper Eddne Cunard Robert Crouch, jnm Nance, nmmy Flynt, Mnlton Hallman, Srdney Melton, Arthur Montgomery, Dalton Whnte ohn Ward, jack Robbms, john Foster, Lynwood Banks James Alderman, Joe Roberts Norman Brooks, Harold Godsey, jack Pierce Barnett Cozme, Dnck Pxland Joel Moye xmmy Standard, Charles Couch, Gary Wells Joe Lynch Wxllnam Smnth Maury Fnsher, Dan Smnth Clay Brown Front Row Wm Smnth, Fnsher Hayes, Lynch Buck Raw D Smxth, Brown 57 WILLIAM SMITH STANLEY HAYES DAN SMITH MAURY FISHER Jon LYNCH MRS CLARA RAVEN OFFICERS Presndent Vnce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Project Chaxrman Faculty Advisor lurpose of H1 Y To crclte muntun and ultend throughout the home School md commumts h13.,h stwnd .zrds of Cl1r1st1.1n clmrmtcr Plltform Clean Speech Clem Sportsmanshxp Clean Scholarshlp Clean Lnmg N i C35 F I ! . : . y I . Y l , . l J. , J . Q 1 Q . , i , . - . g , A , , J 3 Y Y V ' 'Y 4 I CLAY BROWN .,....,...... Program Chairman N M , I I ' ' , y , , ......,...... . ' I EV f, ,V 4 ,EV . ........ . . , . T . . . . , ' - J - -H ' L , . A , ' ' ' ' 7- . - ' , ' , - SOPHOM0llE Ill-Y 1-.. X... x Members Tommy Murphy Buddy Grrggers Glenn Phnllnps, Bo Connally Royce Sangster, Fred Hansten, Wallace Prtts, George Beeland, Charles Huffman Jnmmy Anken joe Whnte Butch Freeman Pope Hamlet, Ronald Gresham Terry Avery, Al Eppmger, Guy Clark Bruce Rnchardson Kenneth Wells, Jxmmy Helms Hollns Harris Carl Rnchardson XA Q Q, Rb I jp ., wwf , ,D yup 'fri JW, A OFFICERS 4 I' ,ffl 0 X frwl Smnh Waller Gresham, McLean 58 TOMMY GRESHAM President SAM WALLER Vrce Presxdenz WAYNE SMITH Secretary JOHN MCLEAN Treasurer MR JAMES WHITMIRE Faculty Advxsor To provxdc .ln opportumty for fellowshnp wxth other boys h,1x mg Chrxstnn 1de.1ls To provlde .1 challenge to do deeds of Chrnstxan scruce m home, school .md commumty To create a world brotherhood attxtude among all boys regardless of economnc status, raclal or natxonal lmes, mchudual or mterschool competltlon To sun boys to an acceptance of esus Chrxst as thur Sauour, Frxend :md Compamon, and to put Hrs prmclples mto pr.1ct1ce m the1r hves , . fl f I vp. Q ri . 3 g 5 ai 'K f ' 1 3:0-. ,aw v : , . , .. , I . . 5 . . 1 . Y 7 l - y . . ' . . .' . ' ..- ' 'x 'H ls if I Imax!!-A I . ,. . , ,-- dY.D, rid' 1 ns ' 1 +5 ff' -- ' - 73- - s........... . - ,- ll . . . ,' ' ,, ' s v' J ' , i. VV. . y . . ' Y I ' FIIESIIMAN III-Y Memberx Bobby Coker, Ray Corley, Buddy Cowan, John Drennen Wayne Fears, Larry Fountam, Benny Hoard Wallace Lanl Tommy Lewns, 1m McLean, John Mxlls Dougald Montgomery, Ronme Wrnght, Jerry Grnssom Wheeless Whatley, Wlnte, Ollnff Wheeler 59 OFFICERS DAVID WHEELESS President BEN OLLIFF Vice Presndent DICKIE WHEELER Secretary KENNETH WHATLEY Treasurer Phe H1 X LI'I1bltITl IS the Rod lrnmglg rLpra.sLnt1n3., Spmt Nlmd .md Bods xuth the Whlte Cross ln che center sxgmfxmg, the pure 'md SlCI'lflCl.ll hfe of csus xx ho IS the center lround vslnch the Hn Y Program IS bu! t Y 5 A ' 1 D Y J , . ' 1 '- ' m 1 '- f x Y w x V, ' , . K , , , , , -- , - - - ,v - , , , K .L . J L 1 l 1 9 ' 'I 0 Thrs rs the fnrst year for the DCT Club at Crrffxn Hlgll The Club ns eomposed of 1ll members of the DCT Class 1 elass dexoted to the study of some oeeupatron thtt the stu dent mtends to follovs 1n .adult lrfe Although mtnx are study mg different oeupatnons all hate much ln eommon XY e em lmproxe our personalxty le1rn better hou to get llong vuth IS to proude for the furtherme of the students xoemtlonml interest 1nd h1s soenl l1fe The elub ns helpful ln SLCLIFIHB speakers for our elass to talk to us on the busrness vs orld 1nd what the student needs to do m order to better prep1re hnmself for rt Hanks Wrley, Stephens Moore Skrme home of the serxous elub meetlngs hue been devoted to tlllss from busmess Ind lI1LILlSII'lll lelders on sueh subjects IS Hou to get 1 job Xvlllf the employer IS looking for Per sonal hellth IS xt pertuns to job sueeess Hour nneome hovs to use md sue rt Credlts md therr proper use Legll eon trxets Hou to hll out YOUI meome tu forms Buune, Then ue hue our llghter slde llso I'h1s meludes sueh thnntgs 1s suppers squue dmees the Employer Employee an quet xx hlch rs in occlslon on whneh the students honor therr emplox ers It .1 formal bxnquet ln order to show h1s lppreeu tnon for 1ll hns employers help the student mutes h1s em ploxer to be h1s guest II the blnquet Then of eourse the hrghlmght of the xear IS the St xte Conxentnon of DCT students held 1t St Snmons Island rn the sprung Here the students gtther from all oxer the stlte to share mth eaeh other some of rhelr leeomplrshments and ldels and to hate fun The DCT Club h s forty members thrs year and for the fnrst one we feel that If h1s been 1 successful one under the lestdershrp of the folloxxm, OFFICERS LUCILE MOORE Presnclent BILLY SKRINE Vice Presxaent MARY STEPHENS Secretary GEORGE HANKS Treasurer JO ANNE WILEY Reporter CECIL MAYS Sergeant at Arms MR GRADY DONALDSON Club Advrsor D . . T . C L U B .,':., . fs: A 5,16 'IA sh .ff ' In X I ,e 4 N.. 5 . , ., , . u I I f K . II Q '. ' ' s . ' ' ' 'ky - ' s I vs -s ' -Is .ss ' t 1 gvs ss s s . ' . , 1 1 . ' L S A L ' ' A , - . -s s 1 s s s X - ' L s - , f K v L 3 L H ' 1' ' Kr Q - ' s . V' . ' ' L rl s. ,- K- . sl Lk-' s l' ' - --sz ' ' - s' f ' ' , , , ' y ,, ' , . 1, .L K :L .s 'Ag . ' -L s' s sz A s h . vs ' fy A s Y K A K ,' as p.: , lv - s s LA, L.: If , ln- people, and how to work with others. The purpose of the club surnnec wlselyi and 0Il1CI'S- ' V' ' , ' 1 -, ' , . I V . t . sc .. W . . ki .Y l ' rg ' L . .1 ' Q , I I , V A-s L -sy , - ',.,B - . . , ' 1 A ' ' J '- Q , I . V , V . V. K .1 - 'Vx 1 A 1 L . V ' , 1 n u I ' x . K - X X . I . ,. . 1 f . . v' + - s a ' , . A t. ' . . , 4 'I 0: Y . 7 9 . ' 60 S P A N I S ll C L U B . shim? fs-ef E .Ex ' E Q ,J Members Faye Caldwell, Joel Copeland, Betty Futral, Lolly Harper, Larue Johnson, Bllly McDamel, ohn Melxn, o Anne Rat lxff, Faye Shockley, Joan Swntzer, Joanne Walker Tommy Whlte, Charlene Wollet, Evelyn Bohler Nma Wlllnams, Eddne Cook Walter Clnff Futral Stanley Hayes Jack Robbms Carol Chapman, Marilyn Davies, erry Greene, Margaret Harlow, Emily How ard, Mxke Brvant Earlme Goodrum, John McLean, Catherme Mnller Anne Stanley, Dehryl ackson, Conme Allen Ruby Allen Bxll Cadow Verlene Carden Robert Crouch Carolyn Hamllton Sally Olllff J H Sklpper, Jean Snxder Ethel Brannon, Gayle Goodm Barbara Harrnson Mary Ann Pollard Sxdney Melton, John Ward McDaniel Copeland Hayes Johnson Greene The purpose of the Spamsh Club ns to cncourxgc the pruc tlce of the Spamsh hngunge and to famllmrnzc the members vuth customs, llterature, muslc, and xrts of Spam md Span 1sh Amerlca 1nd thus to mcrease the growth of frnendshnp between those COUDIYICS and ours The emblem 1nd colors are of Mexncan orngm smce Vlexnco IS our nearest Spamsh spetkmg nenghbor The emblem of the club 15 the eagle lt was chosen because of 1ts slgmfncsnce ln the Aztec Indmns hxstorx .md because xt IS used m the Nlexlcan flag The colors are red vthlte, and green xx hnch lrc the na tronal colors of Mexlco The offncxal flower ns the red rose md the club motto Surge The offlcnl song IS El Rancho Grande ACCIWIIICS consmst of monthlx mectmgs on the fourth XX ed ncsday of each month conducted 15 much .1s posslble nn Span rsh Other programs 1re arrmged throughout the tear out slde school hours suc 1 IS 1 Chrxstmas PIYIX mth scenes rtprc sentmg typncal Chrxstmts eustoms of the Sptmsh countrnes bemg dmmltlzed md the trldltlonll brclklng of 1 p1n1t1 BILLY McDANIEL JOEL COPELAND LARUE JOHNSON STANLEY HAYES JERRY GREENE OI FICFRS Presndent Vnce Presudent Secretary Parlnamentarxan Treasurer ,C ef y , v , , , J - . . , J , , y s y s , - - , S ' Y 1 1 . . ' 4 Y A '- Q t K X Y - I I - . . . 1 . . . . , 6 ,, V , A , . X Y I . . . , A . . , . . . . . ,YV X I , 1 I V - . 1 - . . , L , . J . .i. Y . - - . N .. U - V - U i . . . K t N ' v' ' - A V s ' 'V - , . . , . , ' ' - , .. , . L ' 4 Y ' - t . . . sl 4 4 , . ' 3 ' ' . C ' - y l l . w , I ' . A .. . . - - - - - .1 - U I . A ' Q 1 L t K' A Q .. 1 N U Y 1 Y ' 61 F. F. A. I K Futral Mathews Melun Colwell Burks The l'uture Farmers of Amcr1Ca IS .1 n.1t1on:1l organ1Z1t10n of f.1ll'l1 boys enrolled 1n xoe.1t1on1l agneulture elfxsses It was st1bl1shed 1n 1976 fOl the purpose of helpmg farm boys IH X1rg1n11 1nd now hls spreld oxer the 48 QIIICS, H111 111 and luerto R1e0 The l' l' A IS eomposed of ehlrtered stzte asso ennons 11 huh 1n turn xrt made up of lot 1l ehlpters sntuated 1n h1s,h sehools haxms, deplrtments of Xoeltlonal .11.,r1Lulture The boss enrolled 1n suth eourses eonsutute 1ts letne mem btrshnp but pros 1s1on IS 1lso m1ele for ISSOLIIIC md honorarx ure four degrees he H115 urn, they 1re as follovss the Green H md Degree the Ir lwrmer Degree the C1eorg1a Plmrer De gree 1nd the Amer1c1n I xrmtr Degree Our loeal chapter was estxbhshed IH 1997 mt old 9p1ld1ng 1-I13,h The membershnp wt thzt t1me 11 1s approx1m1tels 35 bovs Smee that t1me the I'I'lCI11bCI'9l'llP has reached IS h1gl1 as 80 boss and .lt present stmds It 60 boys on roll Though small our ehapter has sent two boys to Kansas C1ty to recene the Amer1e.1n Farmer De gree md mother to the st1te eonvent1on to reeene the Star Georgu Planter Degree We 'ure constfmtly strnmg to hue more boys 1eh1exe these honors OI FILERS WALTER FUTRAL Pres1dent TOMMY BURKS FRANK WILSON VICE Presxdents IOHNNY MATHEWS Secretary IOHN MELIN Treasurer LAMAR COLWELL Reporter MR NFLSON Advxsor 'U H tx. ,. ,, . J! ' . YT . - if f A ,F 1' lar' mfg xg ., ,, . , J' I -A s f ,2 e. . '. ' - ' . ' ' 4 '. ' 7' ' ' r . - , 1 . r U 7 . ' l. Q. . ' ' 1 ' , 4 ' - 1 I I ' . ' , 4 ' 1 '1 ' 1 . ' ' ' , - . 1' , 1 L 1 . .A ' , , ' . ' x O , Y. l A Q 4 Q . -I. Q ' 4' l11CI11bCl'ShlpS. Upon entermg the chapter Ll boy fmds that there . . , , , .. . , , , . , . Q it , t . Nz ' , B D K ' 1 - ' ,Q l 1 :L ' . ' ' ' . , ' Y ' . , ' ' 3 1 . ' . , ' ' , , ' , ' V ' -, . - I N Lv 1. 1 L' I I 7 , 1 1 ,, , ---.-l, . - . 1 V I V 1 ' 62 T8Ll1HlCll skllls ue not enough The I-BLA ns orglnxztd to prepare students for tommumtx ltldershlp Sponsored bx 1 department of the NIIIODII Edueltlon Assouatlon tht Umted Buslness Fdutltlon Assotntnon XXl'11Ll'1 1tf1l11ted pro fesslonal lssoclltlons serxlng exerx stltt nn the natlon nn ethnul and tonstructne edut1t1on1l oblectlses 1nd fll'lll'lLlll backmg 1nd educltronll ltmdcrshlp Democratxullx org1n17ed for all buslness students, FBLA ns dexoted to south dex elop ment and LOUTITILIHIIX serute Flth chapter decldes upon Ind 1dopts nts own projects 1nd programs The emph1s1s IS on youth igundlnee struce und commumtx relatlons md ns exemphfled xn FBLA Creed I behexe that free educmon IS the rnght of exerx young person nn Amer1c1 I behexe that the future of Amerlca de pends upon mutual understandmg 1nd tooperatlon of busmess lndustry labor the home the ehurch the sehool, and bw the peoples of our own and other lands I agree to do mx utmost to brmg about better understandmg and Cooperatxon on the part of all these groups I beheve every young person should prepare hlmself for 1 useful occupatnon, and that he should carry on that octupx tlon ln 11 manner that will brmg the gretttest good to the greatest number I beheve every young person has a r1ght to earn h1s hung at a useful occupauon and that thls rlght should not be demed hum because of race, color or creed I beheve every young person should take responsnblhts for carrymg out ass1gned tasks IH a manner that wxll reflect Cred1t to hlmself hls assocntes, hls school and hrs commumtv I beheve m my own 1b1l1ty to work effrcnently and to thunk clearly and I pledge myself to use these abxlltles to m1ke America 1 better plate for every one Holcombe Ballard Thaxton Penn Brannon OFFICERS YVONNE BRANNON JEANETTE PENN IANE BALLARD RODDY THAXTON ROCHELLE HOLCOMBE MISS BETTY BECKHAM MRS FAYE WEBSTER QQ Presndent Vnce President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Advxsors 'T'- ABC MEMBERS Wayne Hall Bnlly Lee Ronnie Kelly Sam Allen Walter Gul bert, Bobby Bradley Dleter Schumacher Scott Gay John Mclm Norman Flelds Donald Harper Morris Copeland Rlchard Brooks Joel Copeland Bxlly McDaniel Bully Skrme Not Pxctured VIC CLUB Fuh yen Sutrll loul una, clubs let is hosts to out stmdmg h1gh Sthool students entertumn., Ll h If ll mttrmgi held durmg om month of tht sthool yen' ABC, representltxxts lrc stlettcd bx 1 flkljlfy tommlttcc md Rotxrx md lzxthmgc Club rcprtstntltnts are se ltttcd bs thc. scmor s.l1ss on the bms of leldershlp and tmzenslup EXCHANGE MEMBERS Tom Sxmonton Bobby Webb Tony Wynne Guy Wxllxamson, Eddxe Maxon Larrv Melton Bxlly Lee Bobby Chappell ROTARY MEMBERS H Copeland Lolly Harper Bllly McDaniel, Elxzabeth Lunsford Ruchard Smnth Ann Andrews Lamar Cleghorn Peggy Woodward Gumn Collms, Sylvna Helms, Monty Rob erts Betty Martm Dan Slade Sue Brown Russell Buffmgton Glenda Smnth Not Pnctured Members Ann Frelds Jo anne Scoggrns, Alxce Crad dock Franklm Holcombe Lenore Goldstem Bob Ben nett oe Roberts, Ruby Wlllxams, Beatrxce H111 Joan Walton Cyntlua Per kms Betty Lewxs B C U OFFICERS KAY GRESHAM Presxdent MARY ANN POTEET Vlce Presxdent IONNIE CASH Secretary FRENCHIE STRONG Treaiufel' JANE ODEN Song Leader TINA BARTON RCPUYWI' MRS MARGUERITE HOLLEY Advlsor GUINN COLLINS DAVID PATTERSON LENORE GOLDSTEIN ANN ANDREWS MISS JULIA ELLIOT Members Carol Woods Faye Shockley Lamar Cleghorn Charlene Wol let, Yvonne Brannon V1r gmxa Leach Walter G11 bert Monty Roberts ue Brown Larry Melton BAMA L L OFFICERS Presxdent Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Advxsor 65 The Dramaues Club, eomposed of fourteen members of the second year speech elqss xx as orglmzed for the purpose of furthermg the students lpprecntlon of fme arts .J .Z F E N ll C L B D T I ' S C U B ev-'mmm MEMBERS jimmy Landon, Richard Jones Edward Dingler, Billy Knott, Ronald Johnson, Guy Clark, Bruce Atkinson, Andy Martin Delmas Brown, Jack Pierce Gus McKneely Carl Richardson, Richard Denton, Paul McClure Al Eppinger, Bruce Chambers U B OFFICERS RICHARD DENTON President GUY CLARK Vice President PAUL MCCLURE Secretary Treasurer MISS ALTHEA SMITH Advisor The purpose of the Seitnct Club is to promote ln interest in science 'ind to furnish opportunities for members to do lIldlNlLlLlll cxptri ments 1nd projects PUTILIPIEIOII in tht Stltt Science Fur is ont of the mun goals FUTURE TEACHERS 0F AMERICA IS .--..-..7.- ---1 'WY f m www MEMBERS Faye Alvis, Angelyn Anderson, Laquito Barrow, Shirley Biles, Rebecca Boyd, Beverly Bryant. Betty Ann Burdette, Lunette Allison, Faye Butler, Maybelle Chambers, Grace Chappell, Faye Dunn, Gayle Feltman, Wynelle Higgins, Helen Hobbs, Charlotte Hooper, Joyce Howell, jean- ette Leach, Marilyn Lee, Lucille Long, Dorothy Kent, Frances Moss, Muriel Pulliam, Kay Scott. Carolyn Stanley, jean Stephens, Margaret Tanksley, Hilda Thaxton, Carolyn Whitaker, LaVonia Yaughn. M OFFICERS WYNELLE HIGGINS President VIRGINIA LEACH Vice President JEANETTE LAWRENCE Secretary SHIRLEY BILES Treasurer JEAN STEPHENS Program Chairman MRS MARGUERITE HOLLEY MRS RUTH NEALY Advisors Fha. elub purpose is to cncourxgt xoung people to cultix 1te in them sclies the quilities of personality and character which are the foun- dations of successful teaching and to acqufnint young people with the inspiring story of the schools, and the part free schools have played in the development of the democratic way of life. I L L U OFFICERS JEAN WILLIAMS Presldent MOLLY HARPER st Vnce Presxdent LESLIE BROWN Zn Vnce Presndent CAROL ANNE SLADE Secretary MAXINE HARDEN Reporter MISS MARTHA REID Advxsor BOY 4 H C R E E D I belleve nn 4 H Club work for the opportumty xt yy 1ll glVe me to become a useful cltlzen I belneye 1n the trammg of my Head for the power lt wnll gxye me to rhmk to plan, and to reason I belxeve 1n the trzumng of my Heart for the nobleness 1t wnll gxve me to become kmd, sy mpathetnc and true I belxeye m the trammg, of my Hands for the dxgmty The 4 H Club IS ln 1llustr1t1on of democracy nn actxon volunt1ry membershnp, voluntary leadersh1p, choxce of proj Lets md equll opportumry for all LU xt yull glye me to be helpful useful 1nd skxllful I belleve 1n the trzunmg of my Hellth for the strength It mll g1VC me to enjoy l1fe to rcsnst d1se1se md to yy ork efflcxently I be lleye 1n my country my stwte my tommumty, and m mv respons1b1l1ty for thelr dtylopment In 111 these thmgs I be lleye and I am yyxllmg to dedncate my efforts to then' fulflll ment OFFICERS DAVID WHEELESS Presndem: JERAULD SOLLENBERGER Vnce President CHARLES FUTRAL Secretary Treasurer FREDDIE CHAPPELL Reporter MR JACK SMITH Advlsor G L E E C L U B 3 igoi ' E 1 5 ,Q W 3 3 E . 5 5 E S , 5 X Ji Q H S MRS. JAMES MANKIN gyamwaav xl MISS THELMA BRISENDINE . . . CLAY BROWN .... Bob Bennett Joyce Bevil Joan Chappell Claudette Clifford Carol Glass Juanita Grantham Sylvia Helms Rochelle Holcombe Betty Hurt Dehryl Jackson Barbara James Faye Jimerson Larry Melton Glenda Smith Nancy Richardson Joanne Walker Nina Williams Connie Allen Ruby Allen Clay Brown Verlene Carden Nancy Dobberteen Donald Cochran Maury Fisher Carolyn Hamilton Jerry Green Georgia Ann Harper Mary Emily Howard Bertie Ann Massey Harry Melton Margaret Mitchell Sally Olliff Joe Roberts Ml-H U F QQ oft . , Director MAURY FISHER . , Accompanist RUBY MAE ALLEN , . . . President SYLVIA HELMS . . MEMBERS Jean Snider Jim Standard Wallace Upson Linda Van Hook Joan Walton Dalton White Terry Avery Maybelle Chambers Guy Clark Al Eppinger Bill Daniel Mary Ann Greer Betty Lewis Paul McClure Phyllis McGhee Jane Oden M Nancy Walker Jean Williams Betty Bailey Frances Bevil Louise Briggs Barbara Brannon Lila Copeland Clifford Cowan Gail Crawford Ronelle Crocker Linda Dye Wayne Fears Jean Fox Marilyn Gore Joan Goss Joan Hammond 5' . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer Mary Harden Tommy James Angelyn Johnson Patricia Kilgore Glenda Knowles Andrew Martin Dale Lynch Betty Jo McCord Barbara Jean Madaris Michael Milling Cynthia Newton Judy Parker Joan Penn Ann Reese Ann Rogers Emily Standard Ronald Wright OFFICERS SAMMY ALLEN Presldent GARLAND HICKS Vrce Presrdent BILLY LEE Secretary RUSSELL BUFFINGTON Treasurer MR D B CHRISTIE Faculty Advrsor The Key Club 15 11 jumor Sets 1ce Club for the Key boys 1n the hrgh school Boys from the Sophomore jumor 'md Semor cl1ssts umte from the prrncrpal s seleetlon md vuth h1s szmctlon 1nd under the sponsorsh1p ,md assrstance of the local Km anus Club to render seruce to the lugh sehool The club has the same offrcers 1nd types of commlttees 1s does the Km ants Club It goes about fmdrng xx hat the school needs and then sets about ateompl1sh1ng that The members meet tvuce a month once on club day and once for a supper meet mg vuth a pre arringed prosram The Key Club IS based on the pr1nc1ple of seruee It capxtahzes for eonstructrye school seruce the fellowshlp of .1 group of boys deytlops frrendshrp and encourages leadershlp seeks to bu1ld better schools and commumtres through mtelhgent mttrest .xttrye trammg and unselfrsh leadersh1p From 1ts mceptron the Key Club has been mterested 1n the dey elopmtnt of our youth Thrs 1nterest has taken many drfferent forms rn drfferent clubs but thrs one actrvrty, to whrch all Km 3015 and Key Clubs 1re dey oted forms the backbone of the Key Club 8 f , ,fr- Mr-1. Z! fifhs Top: Cleghorn, Smith, Simonton, Peeples, Lewis, Byars, Hall, Neill, Slade, Whatley, Pitts, Buffington, Allen, Roberts, Shiflet. Middle: Smith, W., Hubbard, Steele, Waller, Murphy, Kent, Gresham, Lee, McGee, Burdette, Webb, Hicks, White. Bottom: Hicks, R., Foster, Fields, Byars, Kelley, Banks, Landon, Newman, Wynne. With the newly consolidated system of Spalding County and Griffin, the Griffin High Eagles were formed. Coach Kimsey Stewart developed a fast-moving, hard-hitting outfit. Even before the season started, they were voted one of the best teams in the state. On August 7 the Eagles began practice. After a week of running and getting into shape, they went to Chipley, Georgia, to football camp. For eleven days they ate, thought, and slept football. When they returned, they were ready for combat. Coach Stewart had one of the best lines in the state and the backfield boys could do everything but fly. September 4 was the big day. The Eagles invaded R. E. Lee under Coach Cavan, former mentor of Griffin High. The Eagles took the kickoff and marched down the field into Rebel territory, but lost the ball on downs. From then on it was a see-saw battle and the quarter ended 0-0. ln the next period Griffin fumbled and Thomaston scored to lead 6-0 at the half. In the third quarter Thomaston capitalized on two Eagles' mistakes and had twelve more points. ln the fourth quarter the Eagles caught fire. ln the remaining minutes Griffin fought for three touchdowns and won their first victory, 19-18. The next week against O'Keefe the Eagles played much better but didn't score as well as they looked. In eight min- utes Griffin scored twice to lead 14-0. Then the Irish caught fire and at the half the score was 14-13. In the final half both teams scored once and Griffin came out on top 21-20. September 18 the Eagles met their first regional foe, Dal- ton. The first touchdown came early in the game when Billy Peeples sprinted around end for a score. The half ended 7-0. The Eagles held from then on and midway in the third quarter Charley Byars dashed 45 yards for another Eagle score. The game ended 13-0. The next Friday the Eagles were to meet their death, so everyone in the state except Griffin said. The Cedartown Bull- dogs were tops, favored to beat Griffin at least seven points. From the very start everyone knew it was Griffinis game. Griffin kicked off to Cedartown and it was a real battle. The Bulldogs were stopped cold. Later Griffin took the ball on Cedartown's 45 yard line and filled the air with passes. One was dropped on the 15 but the next fell into Tom Simonton's arms and he moved into the end zone for a 45 yard touch- down play. ln the scond half the Eagles ran through the Bulldogs, forward wall with ease to score two more touch- downs. lt ended 19-0. After a week off and plenty of hard practice, the Eagles met Russell. Griffin started with a powerful offense and an impregnable defense. The Eagles swept over Russell 28-6. On October 16 Griffin met its first defeat. The Bull- dogs cracked the Eagles' forward wall for two touchdowns, both set up by fumbles. Rossville came out on top of a pretty even game, 15-0. October 23 was another sad day for the Eagles. The Decatur Bulldogs formed a powerful passing attack to down Griffin 21-14. Late in the first quarter Peeples picked a Decatur fumble to race 42 yards to a touchdown. Banks con- verted and Griffin led 7-0. Decatur took advantage of an Eagle fumble and 13 yard penalty to tie up the score 7-7. ln the second half Simonton scored once but Decatur passed for two to win 21-14. The next week, the Eagles combined running, passing, and kicking to topple Rome 31-6. Griffin led all the way from the start and were too much for the Hilltoppers. Again the Eagles showed their tremendous power by romp- ing over Marietta 40-14. Led by Billy Lee, the Eagles passed for 3 and ran for 3 to rack up their seventh win of the season. The Eagles finished their season with a magnificent win over LaGrange. Griffinls ground attack was unstoppable. Yard by yard Griffin ran over the Grangers forward wall. At the end the score was 21-0 with the Eagles on top. Griffin piled up an 8-2 record and was voted fifth in the state to finish as one of the best teams ever put out in their section. Gresham gets away!! RBNALD KE LLEY TONY WYNNE BILLY LEE M ONTY ROBERTS smmv 'ALLEN ffl. -f if-ff... K- sf? RICHARD BROOKS NORMAN FIELDS fn. ., X WWI DAN SLADE BOBBY WEBB DONALD HARPER RUSSELL BU FFINGTON LRN COACH STEWART THE AG E LENTIIBS COACHES WHITMIRE STEWART SMITH MANAGERS Te ry Wy e Joe Steele D ew Suttles Bully g B tch Fr A mo Ne l ,Q if Q rf' x f ' fl fe? R 9 egg? 'ff Y'-I ju. , ff 'dp s h I Sv I JZ 'ff' vl gf in 1 is ,ga W ,wp WC 4 Q X if i f . X Q, fa 3 K , TP' N ig! 513, X If K VV ti E 1 N sf! my X Vg-. ' ' wt' ' Rs, 5 Q? X Q I W -e J A u 4 S' - 9 r w, sf, ?'Qx .gk wyifx fl' I 9 . fig' -2 I iii' f 5 A 0' Standmg Wllla Dean Beall Sally Ollxff Yvonne Brannon, Glorua Matthews Sue Brown Kneeling Lolly Harper, Jeanette Penn, Jane Ballard, Margaret Grant Dora Jane Futral LOLLY SUE JEANETTE GLORIA JANE YVONNE C ll E E ll L E A D E B S Standing: Tommie Smith, Barbara Davis, Elaine McGhee, Ann Stanley. Kneeling: Marie White, Theo Lindsey, joan Penn, Ann Fields, Pac Hale. TEAM CIIEEBLEADER 1 riff Q- GIRLS ASKETBAL Glorxa Matthew Peggy Woodward Faye Caldwell Kay Gresham Jeanette Penn Frankxe Phnl Betty Jean Sparks Claudna Cooper Ann Jones MANAGERS COACH GREGORY Lolly Harper and Bxllxe Jean Robmson 80 9 B L lips, Sally Olliffz Willa Dean Beall: Jane Long, Beity Futral, Yvonne Brannon, lfirginia Leach, Y Y ' S E N l 0 Il S JANE LONG YVONNE BRANNON BETTY JEAN SPARKS PEGGY WOODWARD CLAUDIA COOPER G I R L S GRIFFIN THOMASTON . GRIFFIN SMITH .... GRIFFIN SACRED HEART GRIFFIN THOMASTON . GRIFFIN SMITH . . . GRIFFIN RUSSELL . . GRIFFIN MARIETTA . GRIFFIN NEWNAN . . . GRIFFIN THOMASTON . GRIFFIN HAPEVILLE . . GRIFFIN SACRED HEART GRIFFIN RUSSELL . . . GRIFFIN THOMASTON . GRIFFIN NEWNAN . . GRIFFIN MARIETTA . GRIFFIN HAPEVILLE . BETTY FUTRAL JEANETTE PENN VIRGINIA LEACH BOYS ASK BAL Top Row Slade Byars Goss McGuffey Nance Cleghorn Nexll Coach Smnth Bottom Row Newman Copeland Snmonton Chas teen Adams Kelley Lee Buffmgton COACH SMITH MANAGERS Armon Neal and Drew Suttles 9 B ET L 82 GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN H J COPELAND DAN SLADE THOMASTON SMITH MARIST THOMASTON BROWN MONTEZUMA SMITH PERRY RUSSELL MARIETTA BOYS GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN NEWNAN GA FROSH HAPEVILLE MARIST LAGRANGE PERRY NEWNAN MARIE TTA HAPEVILLE RONNIE KELLEY TOM SIMONTON 83 CAPTAIN BILLY LEE 48.. ..37 ss.. ....s9 37.. ...... 43 45., ., ,,,,44 ss.. ..... sz e4.. ...41 34-- -.37 ss.. .....46 29.. ..... 39 64., ...ss GRIFFIN 66. .CUTHBERT . . . sz GRIFFIN 47. .RUSSELL , . . . . 44 ss.. ..44 s4.. ......so so.. ...... 61 45.. ....69 sz.. ...... ss es.. ....s1 sz.. ..... 69 so.. ...ss ss.. .... 64 4 B L A RICHARD BROOKS 63 The Griffin High trick tezm is tops this veir Under the newly consolidated school system Griffin probibls his the best track telm in the state Tom Simonton state vxmntr of the 220 dish list wir is expected to do 1 repeat performince Richard in the state Mont! Roberts is ilso counted on to t1kt resional honors The teim his plenty of experience md under the leadership of Colch Kimsey Stew irt should dex tlop into 1 fine squid Here s hoping., they xx in 1 state ehlmpionship State Champs' Gresham Roberts, Brooks, Sxmonton 84 T A N K T E M Brooks and Billy Peoples, two more fnst men, give Griffin some of the best sprinters ' ' '. ' I. A . ' . ' 'Q ' . Q 'Q 'X A L i ' Q . ' i Y 'I 1 ' 1 I i . . , i . TENYIS TEAI BOBBY CHAPPELL DAVID PATTERSON Gr1ff1n Hrgh s tenms hopes are r1d1ng h1gh th1s year The team 15 experlenced and has a good chance to cop reg1on honors Lolly Harper 15 the outstandmg player on the g1rls team G1rls Cxty Tenms Trophy for two years She IS expected to w1n honors m the d1str1ct 1nd state tournaments Iaranlue Ph1ll1ps and oanne Walker wlll probmblx be the doubles team The boys team has 1ts real chance thls year The team IS expenenced and has the materlal to w1n both the smgles and doubles 1n the d1strnct The four members of lzst yur s team vt rll be back as vt ell as sexeral other promxsmg pllyers The probable team wmll be Bobby Chappell H I Coptlmd lJ'lV1Cl Patterson, and Bully Lee Standmg Broome Hall Byars Chappell Kelley Damel Lee Copeland Patterson Kneelmg Ollnff Pollard Harper Walker Phxllnps Crouch 85 H ' G o 0 S 0 A L D . . . , . . . . . . . I J I V. L Y A K I . l ' V ' L . t l l 4 I , . . .K . I Q L al Lolly was n member of last year's team and has won the ,- , - ' , , - - , , ' ' ' Y ' Y V , ' , - 6 . ' . , . A . ' 1 , 1 I T ' ' ' 7 . Q' : 1 1 1 1 1 I v 1 v - l : I a u 1 a , . 215 5 if , 5 S' LA RUE JOHNSON M' wwhslf-1 .......,,,,,.,,W,m S 2 zafw 21 W -cf j NEATEST MOST COURTEOUS WALTER GILBERT ELIZABETH LUNSFORD BILTTY MARTIN BILLY Uh i iQ' zwmg am was Mfg' suxenww .nm 5 Imw ANT' 8l'lL0l MOST ATHLETIC PEGGY WOODWARD TOM SIMONTOIN MOST INTELLECTUAL BEST PERSONALITY H I COPELAND LARUE JOHNSON IANE BALLARD DAVID PATTERSON 88 3 A 1' 1' T nf X, ' A W we F T 4 .,,.. - .. A ' ., , 'S- O O O , FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL AROUND GUINN COLLINS DEHRYL JACKSON SAMMY ALLEN LOLLY HARPER ape? 6LtlUQ6 MOST POPULAR GARLAND HICKS ANN ANDREWS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WITTIEST GLENDA SMITH BILLY M DANIEL LAMAR CLEGHORN JOYCE BEVIL 89 ,,,,.,..-.--. Ohnny Dmul Mqrlene Murphy Sylvn Helms W11ter Gllbert Gumn Lollms C1rol Woods Lunorc Goldstcm D1ud Pntcrson Roddy Thqxfon P92-183' W00dW1fd FWY9 Caldwell Eddie Cf-'Uk Eddxe Wnllnford Cnrol Gl1ss Dehryl J-nckson Bobby Weems my-:WQQ H 1 Copeland, Nlanuv Rnchardson, Betty Futral, jxmmv Stallnngs Larrv Kennedx, Ann Andrews, Shxrlev V1ughn, Guv Wnllnamson 90 ' Y S B S S P 0 , L --vm-nm ' ll 5 ,,,,,,, ! . an A ou, , 1' ' K, f f N- 2 a ,Wx 1,4 5 S Y XV ' u 1 u ' v l ' ' ' ' . Q. . , 4 , . , 'W A, W, ' Y, W Ninn Willinn1s Drew Suttles Lamar Clcghorn W. L. Smith Shirley Wilson B A B H Claudia Cooper jack Hammond jimmy Aultman Yvonne Hardy Gene Brown Charlene Weller jnnc Ballard --Fa ye Shockley Nancy Richardson David Patterson Billv Loc 4:9 is vim 1 Y . N I' . Fav: Caldwell Lucille Nloorc Kenneth Redding, Gall Mmnley Svlxn Helms 26-jc-ancttc Penn 27--Bc-tty jean McLean Z8-Yvonne Brannon Z9-Bettv Key Miipcggy Xvoodward 1 -Claudette Hand -Sam Allen -Elizabeth Lunsford -Johnny Daniel -Donald Walken' 36- 37- 38- 39- 40- 41- Guy w'Yllll1lI11SUIl Ronald Xvalkcr Tommy XX hitC Bcrtv Hur: Juanita Grantham Russell Buffington V ml A' w., .mn 0 gr, fm 1 6' , 4' dl-M 9 1' W .mgdiel -us... Mfr .Alma M0555 fi HIL IN MEMIIIIIA Dot DOROTHY POLLARD February 24, 1936 September 7, 1953 Ihmt she s dead She ns lust awav' rr as I cannot say, and I will not say IIE SENIO Mlllllllll NAME PATRICIA AIKENS VASTIRE ALFORD SAM ALLEN ANN ANDREWS JIMMY AULTMAN JANE BALLARD DORIS BANKS DAVID BARNES ANGELYN BEASLEY FRANCES BELL BOB BENNET JOYCE BEVIL SHIRLEY BILES ERNESTINE BOLTON ADELIA BOYD BOBBY BRADLEY BOBBY BRANNON JAMES BRANNON YVONNE BRANNON BEN BROWN GENE BROWN RICHARD BROOKS SUE BROWN RUSSELL BUFFINGTON FAYE CALDWELL ANNETTE CARLYLE JOAN CHAPPELL MARY E CHAPPELL BOBBY CHAPPELL LAMAR CLEGHORN CLAUDETTE CLIFFORD JOEL COPELAND H J COPELAND MORRIS COPELAND LINWOOD CONN ALLY GUINN COLLINS CLAUDIA COOPER EDWARD COOPER JOHNNY DANIEL RAYMOND DANIEL JEANETTE DONEHOO FAYE DUNCAN RONALD DUNN PAUL DUTTON NORMAN FIELDS BILLY FLOYD MAURICE FOSTER BETTY FUTRAL REBA GASAWAY SCOTT GAY WALTER GILBERT BARBARA GLASS CAROL GLASS LENORE GOLDSTEIN ZANE GOODIN ROBERTA GOSS RUTH GRANT JUANITA GRANTHAM ALVIS GREENWAY WAYNE HALL NOTED FOR SIlly laugh Trups to Thomaston ZS cashmere sweaters Ravmg beauty QuIetness Colgate Sl'1'lllQ Prlendlmess BIg muscular physlque Unruly bangs Green cat eyes 'vIetropolItan cItI7en of Zcbulon Makmg frlends 'I front teeth Changeable haIr svle and color FrIendlIness UlCk Vtlf AbIlIty to get females Nothmp, DHHCIHJ., abIlIty QUICIHCSS TonI curls Bemg a good dancer Frankness and IndIIIdualIty along vs Ith Way wIth gIrls My love for BIlly Reckless drIvIng Long eyelashes BrI5.,ht smIle Golden vonce OuIek Wlf Good grades Talkmg too much Leaderslup Curly haIr uxttmg MISS Gs EnglIsh c ass uIet personahty AbIlIty to pass Shorthand Speedy drIver BrIllIant I Bemg a popular nobody Curly haIr Kmdness TInIIdIty ActIng cra7y AbIlIty In Track Impersonauons ot radIo and TV stars Typmg Bemg named WISC ASSOCIZIIOD wIth Patsy A for 8 years Bemg la7y OrIy.,Inal halr sty les liemg late Bung .1 letty My tall sIIm fIgure Speedmg Belng QUICK Blonde haIr OGA pIn Always happy Small stature REDEEMING VIRTUE WIt Good humor Dellcate and small ears a d nose Neatness Pleasant attltude Quuet charm Red lIps Blond haIr Brown eyes Pauence Belng a gentleman Blue eyes Laughmg at lIfe Domg the dIrty boogle SmIle TalkatIve blue eyes PCYSOUBIIIY Shmey gold tooth Legs GENIUS braIn Pleasmg personalIty Way wIth women OrIgInal duck taIl haIr cut EverlastIng smIle TalkatIve smIle AbIlIty to pass EnglIsh IV SympathetIc understandmg Forgweness fxcellente espanol Laughter Sense of humor Hard worker PatIence wIth MISS Smmth Outstandxng ll'ICClllg8l'ICC Happy go lucky attItude AbIlIty to copy classIe eomIes FrIeI-Idlmess QuIetness but he gets around PatIence Havmg too much to say that IS never saId Sense of humor Lovable character Happy go luckv attItude Good dIsposItIon and help fulness QIIIBC but effectwe Gettmg along mth folks uIet and stupld Bemg a lazy happy fnendly scatterbram Fnendlmess Bemg a scatterbram and bum Speakmg abIlIty Sweetness Freckles AbIlIty to get along mth people-even G Collms GettIng along Wlfh the CIty Boys Sweetness Ablllly to get out of ehenI ISLTY That Innocent look Good dIsposItIon Iuttle feet and bIg smIle 95 NEED MOST Loy e 'VIoncy Yew face A In I:nglIsh A qulet woman Farley Granger Tommy l'duc1tIon LIfetIme supply of haIr tonuc Vloney AbIlIty to appeal older boys More tIme and FddIc Cook A mm More dates Short cut to succtss lean Snlder and money Nothmg An understandmg man A woman Ieanette Donehoo Sense and cents A new car and IS More sleep Fngagement rmg Boy from Cuba Book reports lack Moore 1 Inches and 30 pounds A struct dnet Fducatlon Chrysler V 8 AbI1Ity to evade the traffIc cops Better personahty A TonI permanent Vloney and .1 man Insurance on my car Sleep A gIrl rIch pretty and dumb Good Iob Nloney A HIDCIV axerage III Enghsh DIPIOHIJ Lots of gIrl fnends A gIrl and money to spend Lots of gIrls I4 carat rmg A new pocketbook full f money An excuse to be a draft A car that runs on H20 Somethmg to attract men A man a hcense and a rIng A few Inches of heIght Xloney to pay fInes Branns A new car An electnc typewnter Something to attraet women A bed that mll fIt AMBITION PrIy ate secretary Housevufe In Thomaston A pro football Star I-ashIon desngner TV star on Howdy Doody To become N1rs F Granger Nlurse Tc be a Rat at Ga Learn musIc TrIp to RUSSIZI Teacher of French A pIlots wIff loln the Waves AIrlIne hostess To traxel To see the world Ioln the lNayy Nothmg Modelmg To loaf and sleep for years Travllng salesman To be a success Teach Home Ee and get m 'VIRS degree A pro In basketball To yoIn the vuves Laboratory tcchnIcIan GUldC at UN meetIngs Secretary for bIg company Take Walter WInchell s place Chew tobacco wIthout get tmg SICR To be an accountant DrIve In Pan Amencan road races To Wln an argument wIth FInsteIn Have haIr lIke DavId Barnes TV repaIrman To fInIsh my term at GHS Secretary Reach Mars To own a CadIllac conver tIb e Teacher at Agnes Scott About 2 years at college Typnst for Mr Donaldson A machmc that Wlll under stand women To grovu slIm and tall To marry a rIch gIrl and nexer work To preach Iom the AIr Corps To get what I need most Prn ate secretary More tIme to put off vthat he never Intended to To drne at Ie Mans To lIve on .1 farm To marry and make a eer tam someone happy A buyer of cashmere sweaters To be ZI stock car racer on US 41 Secretary Iaboratorv technIcIan To be a success In lIfe To dIscover a vtay to keep nIght from bemg dark To be an engIneer In South Amenca ,V V V. , .. 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at Clegs Bug tyes Peroxuded bangs Nickname Good nature Mixed Southern accent Friendly smule to all females Quuetness Clever editorials un Griffin Daily News Lowe for Spanish Frankness Good looks uuttness Money bags Punctualuty Neatness Hus lowe for Joanne W Nickname Lou Costello Cravuness and masculune vouce Tumudxty Ability to get along with referees Beung a Shorty and a tvsun Sweet personality Nickname Abbue Neatness and long aur Temper Dreamy blue eyes Always being late Always going Huntung and fushung Abuluty to play a puano Hunting skull Nuckname Sweeney Frankness un Fnglush Dreamy blue eyes Collection of vehicles Interest un helpung others Bashfulness Auto accidents Corny pokes Always day dreamung Bashfulness Love for Spanish Ability to read and like Shakespeare Trips to Hampton Cattv clothes Dependabuluty Heught and pounds Being co operative Patience Being a good gurl Nothung Angeluc look Unknown Quuetness Tuny waustlunc Baggy britches Friendly ways Honesty Pierced ears Pleasant smulc Having plenty of money Laughing at life and her co lectuon of cashmere sweaters Way wuth women Sully giggles Brains Good dusposutuon Abuluty to keep house an attend school Dreamy appealing eyes Lose for dumb animals men Manly beard Always talkung 'Vlarruage before graduation Being able to stay alive Cheerfulness Speed Cuttung the fool abuhty to say no to women Happiness Wuttuness Neat ness un dress Vs eakness for Nashes that et stuck un rainy weather Helpfulness Athletuc abuluty Patience with everybody Ceven womenj Abuluty to keep a long en gagement Helpung others Modesty Staying out of trouble Vlemorizatuon of Macbeth Hasung an answer for every thung Naturally curly haur Stylish clothes Angelic look Friendly smule and ability to take teasing Kindness to all Don t care attutudt Gettung along with college boys School gurl completion Forgetting grudges Reserved manners Cowboy vualk Patuence wuth annual money Patience and rovung ewes 96 Fwerythung Anything I can get my hands on A vehicle Good marks un English Will power to stuck to a duet Nothing More pounds Money and a gurl A duploma To grow A good reducung plan Understanding More brams Diploma Braun for algebra A red head A man that appreciates mv personality Fxcuses to stay out of school Good grades un Chemistry Someone to full my shoes a a writer Another study hall Gontrollable temper Three inches un height Abuluty to learn Someone to love A single bachelor that aun t married To graduate A certaun gurl To learn bow to dance Glenn Whudby To understand physics A new wardrobe Brains Another rung to match the one on my third finger A certain auto mechanic Speed More patience A gurl wuth an understanding heart Sleep and more sleep To luve to love and be happy Self confidence More time Good marks un chemistry A duet and a scholarship to Grady Hospital A man to love A gun to shoot gurls who flirt wuth Wayne An auto thats up to date A good woman to help me forget my troubles Mostly everythung To learn how to drive and lTlOfU Insurance Pounds A diploma and a man to make happy Sense and cents and time Better grades An understanding woman Gruffun Hampton Aurline A mulluon dollars manage a Five and Ten be a daury farmer be a secretary be an engineer be speedy un shorthand Nothung To be a ballet d ncer A Cadillac wuth get speed To luve to be a wealthy sue cess To be the fat lady in t c circus To be a coach To go over Niagara Falls un a barrel Clerk typust To be an outstanding secrt tary Model for a fashion desugmr To teach school To be an artist and draw conclusions To loaf and luve the luft of Raleigh To push pulls un a hospital Loaf To learn to spell To finish school To double for Tyrone Power un movues Secretary Grease monkey To cut a wedding cake soon To be a model housewife Druggust To ioun the Waves To become a PE teacher To score a touchdown To be a housewife To have 12 kids-cheaper by the dozen Secretary To make A un Chemistry To go to college To get hitched To get Muss Smith to change her mund only once To graduate and change my name Ioun the Waves To own a cattle ranch To accompany for Guy Lom bardo s orchestra Munusteu' To be a nurse Fashion designer To luve un S America and rause little Halls of Fame To become Presudent make good un all be Mr Ameruca be a great lover get a MRS degree Georgia To luve happuly ever after wuth what I need most To be a telephone worker Hermut Teach at Bessie Tift To be a speed star un typing To own a 98 red and whute Olds Holuday K .' . . n . . . V lv U . To . . ' To ' ' 'U - I X ' To . ' ' . . . ' ' ' To ' .. , u, . . To . A v ' Av - A . 2 .4 . . . , h 1 ' Q . ' ' d ' ' Q ', . , - , ' ' V NANCY KING Red hair Sympathetic understanding W'eight in the right places To be a somebody - tt - as ir . I g . ' - ' ' ' . h ' . . . , . , . i . . . . To - ' ' To . ' X .' ' ' , ' , T0 ' ' ' F To . at DIETER SCHUMACHER EUGENE SCOTT WALTER SEAGO FAYE SHOCKLEY TOM SIMONTON BILLY SKRINE DAN SLADE GLENDA SMITH JAMES ROLAND SMITH W L SMITH WALTER SMITHEY BETTY JEAN SPARKS MIRIAM SPRAYBERRY JIMMY STALLINGS BILL STANDARD DREW SUTTLES uoAN swurzusut CLAUDETTE TURNER WALLACE TRIBBLE SHIRLEY VAUGHN FRED WALKER IOANNE WALKER RONALD WALKER DOUGLAS WASHINGTON BOBBY WEBB BOBBY WEEMS TOMMY WHITE NINA WILLIAMS GUY WILLIAMS EDDIE WILLIFORD MARY KATE WILSON SHIRLEY WILSON CHARLENE WOLLET CAROL WOODS DONALD WOODS PEGGY WOODARD TONY WYNNE Wunnung smule Skuppung sehool Muscles Stupuduty Blunders un chemustry Bushfulness Athletuc skull Brown eyes Red haur Braggung Shootung lacks rabbut dog Personaluty Sut black haur and fugure Duck taul and 4 years of algebra Breakung gurls hearts Yankee brogue C urly red haur 20 20 susuon Man made nose Nothung Duck taul Crazy questuons Tall statue and dumples Quuetness Playung hookey and gettung by wuth ut Losung books SuLe and smule Mental abuluty Crazy expedutuons Talking Beung called ungle Speech abuluty Peroxuded haur Gettung by Bluntness un speech F xtreme heught Plasung the N uolun Good looks Curly locks Quuet wut Sweetness Fruendly ways Lowe for Nancy Posutuon at Belks Innocent look Abuluty to play hookey Always beung late Dusarmung smule Kundness to dumb anumals luncludung Frnestune B J Wutty personaluty and rosy cheeks To guve some lucky gurl date wuth a good boy m Quuetness Frcckles Good behavuor un Englush Burd legs Nothung Orugunaluty un clothes Attachment to gurls Good looks fuust ask mej Genuus braun Boxung skull Generous spurut Love for Harry Curly haur Outstandung personaluty Wutty remarks Leopard skurt and tuny feet Sweetness Beung able to get along wuth her fellows Quuetness Professuonal basketball ma terual Vluscular physuque 97 A good complete Fnglush so eabulary A posutuon unstead of a job Money to get a haur eut Scholarshup Someone to lose A face that vsont blush Nancy Abuluty to understand Span us A thurty four hour day Sense An effectuve alarm clock To be on tume+uust onee A braun and a dumb man Lufetume supply of Camels A honky tonk angel A Southern man Improvement un shorthand A female A male Somethung A un Spanush To pass government A co operatuve dumb woman An old fashuoned gurl I6 unuts Curls A reducung plan Harem Marulyn Monroe A car load of cugarettes and a good match To gaun pounds A un Spanush A longer weekend A mulluon dollars Dates To learn how to druve To get a druwers lucense To be a great nobodu To learn to type mth one hand To go to college To pass chemustry To teach PI- at Agnes Scott To be a sweet husband to Nancy To graduate An edueatuon from some beautuful teacher Tc be a deluwery boy for bootlcgger Illustratuwe photographer un Hollywood To be a basketball star To become MISS Bow Wow To he father of .u football team To take Clark Cables plaee un moyues To graduate and mugrate to the North be a school teacher succeed o become 2 years younger be zu nothung get hutched own a pool room be an astronomer and study the heavenly bodues at the corner of Holly wood Sc Vune To be a famous leeturer Hase a hoe sharp enough to cut the mustard To make all kunds of monev To love be loved and forget everythung but Harry To draw an upsude down curcle To be a career solducr A trup abroad To be a shoe model To mayor un Speech To mauor un Speech A lob wuth luttle work and ots of pay To be a model secretary or wufe To be a fruend of the State Patrol I I 1 , V 4 , . , . . - ' h I . . I I Y , I vm v v :I ' ' Y . , ' . G.A. 100 76 posture Co-operativeness Automatic car washer To be a 6 star admiral at 19 . . , . . 1 v , , I H . V' C . V. T ' - - ' X To - ' - v A ' ' ' To . ' T , , . . . To . h . . . . . . . To . N . . v To Y . . - . V To K ' I . S ! I - I l HJ us - - . I l ' V . . . . . . 1. . - ,. - - . - - - l - S ! I SMITH ROBERTS CGMPANY fly fyI d g C omplrments of GRIFFIN DAILY NEWS + For twenty-nine years discriminating high I1 I g I .- I1 I k d t fh I II H I d -- 9 d fh I 1 f 1 FOR FAVORITE JUNIOR FASHIONS CROUCH'S DGVEDCDWN HCDSIERY MILL WOMEN S HOSIERY AND ANKLETS Owners of Dovedown and Shapard Brands G R I F F I N G E O R G Manufacturers of I ll II ll ll , I A JESSE S PHARMACY PRESC S PHO 329 I SOUTHEASTERN TEXTILE CO Plssly Wlssly 81 Quallty Poultry Co SPALDING MOTOR COMPANY OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC I RIPTION A SPECIALTY Comp iments of Best Wishes From SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 71 RECORD HAVEN RECORDS RECORD PLAYERS TELEVISION RADIOS . REPAIRS Dual 5259 'I04 Meriwether BELK GALLANT GRIFFIN s LARGEST 8. BEST DEPT STORE GRIFFIN GA HARDWARE APPLIANCES FARM MACHINERY BUILDING SUPPLIES AUTO ACCESSORIES TIRES BATTERIES IIO II2 SOUTH FIFTH ST PHONE 3268 GRIFFIN GA GRIFFIN SALES 8g SERVICE, INC. C OMPLIMEN TS OF DUNDEE MILLS INC MAKERS OF FINE TOWELS 0 Griffin Georgia ' I Since 'I888 Lee Kung Griffin s newest and most modern men s shop featuring A ow Sh ts Pu ta Spo tswear Bota y 500 Taylo Made Shoes HARPER INSURANCE 8g REALTY C0 AGENCY GIRDEAN HARPER G ndaII 8: BIaIceIy, nc ol F Me c s 1926 0 0 l I 0 rr ir 0 ri n r 0 n o r 102 S H II Street Tel ph 2018 G IT g R a I . Linc n - ord - r ury S I - S ' W K E U A M F M GRIFFINS FULL TIME RAnlo STATIONS Macon Grocery Company h l among moles 34 6Ogl th p St Ph 27126 0UALWl UALW4 BUNN S LAUNDERERS and CLEANERS s HII sf 2281 F L BARTHOLCMEW BUICKS 1 Institutional W oesale Grocers Catering To XX QW 0 Schools - Hospitals - Restaurants fs' iass XQ4 ' Clb-Htl-Bk -lt'tt' -H l it XS - - KX 2 Q O ' 'IPEJ 'P M G g' I t Ph I I I I I Compliments of WRIGHT'S ICE CREAM CO GRIFFIN SPORT CENTER All SPORTS EQUIPMENT SWEATERS LETTERS JACKETS 2692 T890 1954 COMMERCIAL BANK 8g TRUST COMPANY FRIENDLY d PROGRESSIVE P WQN What I want arg Coke was IX Ph on Member Federal De osif lnsur C r or f' P la I N ' ' xv: g, M '. g . - 6 s ' I' f f , 0 .- is a regirlered YIUd9'lIl0fk. M A l0TTlfD UNDER AUTNOIIIY OF 'Ni COCA-COLA COMPANY ,Y To Build Strong Bodies There's No Substitute For Milk. For the Very Finest Get- Ill I OTH STREET PHONE 5557 Grade A Mil THE SOUTHERN STATES PRINTING CO THE EAGLES VIEW PRINTERS YOUR BOOK STORE Over 20 Years of 720 E Taylor Sf CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED II7 WEST SOLOMON STREET SMARTLY DRESSED GRIFFIN HIGH GIRLS SHOP AT FASHION SHOP And FASHION SHOES Compliments of UNITED COTTON GOODS CO. SEARCY 8g COMPANY INSURANCE Smce I888 See Us for Service Compliments CROSSFIELD ICE CO J C PENNEY COMPANY Dorf! put your feet in UNCLEAN Sli ES' be sure , yt ' 'I your shoes X thl are M Byth tP y Q ll ' ll O U U I . .V.. ..... ..,,, - Penney's shoes z 'e scien- ffffz ' tificall rea ed to resis he 1523 I grow h of harmful hacterna 55:55-2:5 if d 1 f f - fifsxf' I an a I ' Hugh fgffie 4 f 553' I retard b ' g foot 5 ,.,.. . L odors.B' fy h es! ' fx-I . - :Jz5SfEE2Sf5':'A ' 5:5:5:5:E:E13? 2525533555415 Y u . Powell s Shoe Shop COmP m-M of CLYDE HOLLINGSWORTH M g Quality Shoe Repalrmg GRIFFIN GA WARBECK STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY GOLDSTEIN S A C GRIFFIN Compliments of REEVES CLEANERS 2I'I S Suxth Street DIAL 5176 CAIN S Electric Appliances Furniture Compliments f Whltmlre Jewelers Compliments of Buster Brown Ira Slade Clothmg Co McGregor Sportswear Mens ond Boys Wear SHOE STORE 121 w solo Sl Phon 3338 I . , unc er H f - - ll , . ' n O O I ' o O I l O I I . mOn . 102S HIISI GRIFFIN PHARMACY FOR PRESCRIPTIONS 3241 G E WILLIS QUICK SERVICE U S TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES D164 2348 A C POUNDS HASKELLS PRESCRIPTION SHOP PRESCRIPTIO DRUGGIST COLONIAL STORES S THE KIDDIE SHOP Goode Nlchols Furnlture Co RHODES FURNITURE CO 168 M ELLIOTT SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING TERIALS ROO ING 81 SIDING CONTRACTORS 3891 Comphmenfs of DON JEAN'S CLOTHING STORE . i . Phone Grimn, eorgio 301 . T yl S. Road Service ' 22 Ph E p ' G ' I N h : D y 9432 - N' ht 3244 G 'ff' G ' 3E.Tyl S. 13h .Ep' Compliments of Complimenfs of ' 0 Complimenfs of 0 MA - F ' h S. R. P. H h' -Ph Compliments of CROMPTCDN HIGHLAND MILLS VELVETS VELVETEENS CORDUROYS SupSI7IIIIS Q IIIUIIEBNIIFE :Q Company Manufacturers of Quality i 9 POITIODG Pl'0dUCtS I am . 5 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Q Ne. 49-s GREYHCUND BUS DEPOT GRIFFIN Ph 9 90 PLAZA GRILL G H G Ph 9557 X I GA. one 5 a JOSTEN'S Since I897 Flne Class Rings, Announcements AWARDS AND YEARBOOKS TRUMAN FLETCHER, Representative Box 358 Marietta, Ga. First Federal Savings and Loan Assoclahon of Grlfhn Home Loans Insured Savings THE STATE BANK EVERY BANKING FACILFW FOR EVERY BANKING NEED JOKES Peggy Woodward Of course Im not married Im nobody s fool Lamar Cleghorn Then wtll you be mme? W L Smnth Mass Goen what does beheaded mean? Muss Goen It means one s head has been cut off W L Smnth Well I guess defeated means ones feet has been cut ol? The teacher was explannnng an algebra problem And now she sand after completing the equa tnon we fand that x equals zero Hoy cow' sad o pupnl All that work or nothnng' EXCEEDING speed llmnts IS the surest way to rest ln peace Bug Operator A hugh school graduate was applyung for o lab nn a bug manufacturung plant The questuonnaure was long and rather Involved for the young man He skipped from page to page answerlng nothung puzzled by the whole procedure Flnally he brightened and to the questnon What machines can you operate? he answered proudly Pm ball 0 1 I 11 1 . 1 1 1 . 11 ' ' 11 - I 11 1 1 1 11 . . . , . - . 11 1 11 - . 11 1 1 1 11 . . . , . 11 11 . 11 . , , 1 1 ' - - 1 1 11 . . . . 1 . . 11 I 11 . ,, f ' 1 1 - 11 . , , 11 A - - . 1 1 ' . 11 . 11 . 11 Gnffln Laundry 8: Dry Cleanlng Co o 5 C Id et JACO KNITWEAR INC PITTMAN FUNERAL HOME Ph 2236 DIAMQND JEWELRY COMPANY CREDIT JIswIsI.IaRs KING or DIAMONDS 106 N th I-I II Sf Ph ne 555 om mrns... X l AMBULANCE SERVICE one C or i . GRIFFIN HARDWARE COMPANY NEWTON COAL 81 LUMBER CO SNIDERS SUPER MARKET CLAXTON S PHARMACY O W 52 Years of Service H P' AI' -GI'cId P' d O .d. . . omp imen s o I EXPERIMENT, GEORGIA I GriHIn's Only Drug Sfore n est Tcyl S GRIFF McLean Service Statlon Compliments of West Taylor Street 5UPeV Mafkef Phone 5614 McDonald Funeral Home cQm,,f,mef.IS 452 N HILL smear O O ' CRAWFORD Dedicated to the principles of sympothetnc ond n ient' us servic ' I O 'A' . I . . - O SC TYPEWRITER AGENCY Phone 5532 Phone 4132 FORBES DRUG CO BOBS PASTRY SHOP FINEST and FRESHEST OF BAKERY PRODUCTS Prescrlptlon Druggusts Griffin Georgia PI'IOI1e 5362 207 S SIXTH Sf SPALDI NG Lumsen coMPANY Complrments of Contractors LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS C ompllments Swansdown Family Flour 4 X Peaberry Coffee Kell s Hotel Blend Coffee Stokely Van Camps Fruits and Vegetables Kell K O Canned Foods Happy Kids Pickles and Peanut Butter H V KELL COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Newnan Georgia Tilton Georgia Griffin Georgia Fort Valley Georgia Cairo Georgia Write Right School Supplies C A Kendra I4 BUILDING CONTRACTOR Phone 5585 128 WGST SOIOmOr1 ST Griffin Go ED SMITH CHEVROLET COMPANY Servvce That Saves and SCIIISFIGS Phone 5577 Solomon cnt 5th Slnce 1889 I I I C u . I . ll ' ' ll 4 I o McMILLAN BARBER SHOP EXPERIMENT, GEORGIA COLE'S FOR PRESCRIPTIONS ROBERTS AUTO SUPPLY YOUR B F GOODRICH DEALER LOFTON 81 KING FRESH MEATS FANCY GROCERIES 234 Meriwether Street Compliments of McKNEELY MARKET HAROLD McKNEELY II8 West Taylor St Phone 3226 Griffin Ga JOKES Stu ent m hungry enough to eat a horse Mrs Jimerson Thats what we re getting in ten minutes J W Jackson I m after Iornin what d ya have? J W Jackson Well give me some oi that there trigernometry Im the worst shot in the family Deep Freeze It was so cold where we were boasted Billy McDaniel that the candle froze ond we couldnt blow it out That s nothing said I-I J Copeland Where we were it was so cold that our words come out in chunks of ice and we had to fry them to find out what we were talking about HORSE SENSE A horse cant pull while kicking This fact I merely mention And he can t luck while pulling Let s imitate the good old horse And lead o life thats fitting Just pull an honest load and then There ll be no time for kicking I Il d . ,Ili it - ' it 1 1 ' ' ' if 1 ' ' ' , .. . . t Y if 'K Y 'll ' ' . if i - 1 1 ii 1 ' ' ' . . . , . , Mr. Christie: We offer English, trigonometry, spelling, etc. Which is my chief contention. ,, . . , , . . . . : , . . . ,, . , . - 1 Q X it , , . , . it it - t . ,I , , , it if 1 - it . if , . . . 1 - ti HAISTEN BRCTHERS Incorporated 3231 Phone 3232 GRIFFIN GEORGIA Cfiibiyff of-of Q v- In El Ml m Illlllllllu-.... 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