Robert E Lee Institute - Rebel Yearbook (Thomaston, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1948 volume:

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Stop Where you 3323 buy a Brock Can Out with it, folks. I'm Chita-Banana! Take it easy . f 4 D 1, Sign' M . , ItJtB t CDUR NEW LUNCH RCDOM f ' C55 To Q LEE REBEL whom everyone admires, KLA , Aff Qjuf sd ft ,1 -.1 respects, cmd loyjves- Coach b fd IU .1 ,1 J ,A Qi ' duff ,,! I -- NJ L, Y lv vb J! jr XJ ef 163 COACH IJ. E. RICHA.RDS af.. BCDARD CDF EDUCATICDN First row: Mr. W. H. Hightower, Ji-.3 Mr. James R. Davis, Chairmang Mr. Fred P. Smith. Second row: Mr. C. Salter, Mr. Adrian Colquitt, Mr. R. J. Varner, Mr. Woodbrige Greene. ' V Mr. Ralph S. Owings Mr. D. G. Harris Mr. Kenneth J. Moore Superiizfencleizt l'1-ilzeipal Asst. Prizzcipczl The Tmin W ould W reek Wzflzout Its Engineers C 7 J Miss Tommie Lou Arnette Capt. Vernon S. Atwood Miss Dorothy Aycock Miss Gloria B. Bell Miss Dixie Berly Miss Annie Laurie Bryant RQ. Jprnes A. Buchan a Mrs. C. Willard Greene Miss Eva Jackson Sgt. Albert W. Lamb Miss Dorothy McGee Mr. E. C. Mitcham k Miss Agnes Moye Mr. William E. Newsome Mr. W. Guy Oxner 8 9 Mr. James Hinton Pitner Mr. J. E. Richards Miss Priscilla Roberts Mr. Harry L. Robertson Miss Ila Rooks Sgt. Timothy O. Newman Mrs. Morgan Scott Miss Blanche Shehee Mr. A. L. Stiles , Sgt. D. A. Stripling Mr. J. Ben Stone Miss Ophelia Trice Miss Louise Whiteside Col. George S. Parrish Miss Ruth J. Pendleton R l 1 i i Miss Gertrude Bland Mrs. Betty Harris Miss Jean Boles Mrs. Frances Greene Mrs. Edison Davidson Miss Sara Brown Miss Betty Collins 4107 I imandxva n BQ' Q ecxagayfion 6 J of Jence X jf 75 Up. J'-71 0 20' I AJJW f Q TQ? K Ci? W5 N Q X xx If Q a ! X SENIGR CLASS CDFFICERS Pl'6SZ'd0llf Svcrvlrzry Robert XVQBVQ1' Billy Garrett ,dv Vice'-I'r1'Siflent TI'e !ISlll'Ul' Paul Garcia Marlarme Perdue Mascots F1-ed Adams Czlrle-no Radcliffe 1123 CLASS SONG: TUNE: Anniversary Song BY: Dewey Gassett and Carl Haywood VVe now say farewell- In the year forty-eightg XVe've come through these years At a slow, steady gait. The days here at Lee Now must go in our past, For now we must face A wild world changing fast. CHORUS NVith us the mem'ries of Lee we will takeg Our Alma Mater we'll never forsake. XVe'll love thee forever, our dear R. E. Leeg True Alumni we'll always be. The days seem to pass And the moments to Hee, But as we go on VVelll remember our dear Lee. On our Classmates, cheeks Are those little hot tears, Caused by the thought of leaving A school so dear. CLASS POEM : BY: Dewey Gassett The class of V18 must now say adieu, To the faculty, principal, and the superintendent, too. The time has come for us to part, dear Lee, My! how the time has flown since Freshmen were we. To the classmates we love and from whom we must part VVe say farewell with a heavy heart. XVe thank our teachers who have been so kind, And have done what they could when' we got behind. To the principal and superintendent our thanks belong, For the many days they helped us along. Luck to you, Juniors l Your time has come, To take over our posts and enjoy the fun. Take up the work we had only started, An-d do it well when we have parted. ,Tis strange that as we say our last goodbyes, The tears seem slowly to dim our eyes. The R. E. Lee that we know so well, VVill always in our mem'ries dwell. 4131 1' N l v K' i 'xx ffl? -, Q I ff UUUU U E 601690 Here Comes the Senior Classy .X 5 5 1 ' X 67 wg WCQSQ l X K' U , . YW, ' 7 . .S i n Better all look quick! 5 D ' +5 5 ' We ' to if ,ff .t JW W f Barbara Jean Adams HBOBBIE' Home Economics 15 Dramatics Club l. George Washington Adams Junior Marshal. 35 Military 1. 2, 3, 4, Cpl. 3: Technical Sergeant 4: Citi- zenship Club 15 Biology Club 25 Beta Club 3, 45 National Honor 15 Chemis- try Club 35 Physics I: President fi: Hi- Y, Charter M'-mberg Disc and Dia- mond Srciety 45 Glee Club I5 Crack Platoon 1: Perfect Attendance I, 2, 35 Most Military Bearing: R.O.T.C. Ca- det 4. Esther Vivian Argo Science Club 1: Glec Club 15 Com- mercial Club 9: N'-tionzil l'eta Club 3: Treasuru' 45 Tri-HiY fl, -1: National Honor Society 45 D.C.T. Club 45 Rebel Staff, Typist 4. Wynette Avery ' Entered Lee in 1917 from Soperton High School: National Honor Society -1. 1147 Bentley Childs Adams, Jr. DOC R.O.T.C. 2, Ii, -I, Cpl. 35 S-Sgt. 43 Hi-Y Ci, I, Charter Member: Football 1, 2, Ii, 1, Letter 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 35 L Club Zi, 4: Disc and Diamond Zi, 15 Physics Club -15 Chemis- try Club fi. Hazel Edna Anthony CW WEASEL Glce Club 15 Tennis 1, 2. Zi, Letter 1. 2, 35 Basketball 25 Physical Educa- tion Club l5 Home Economics l, 25 L 'Club 2, Zi, 45 D.C.T. Club Zi, 4, Officer Ii, 45 Lunch Room 2, Zi, 4. Edward Alonzo Arrington EDGAR Science Club I 5 Civics Club 15 Chem- istry Club Iii Di'c' and Diamond So- ciety il, I5 Physics Club -15 R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Corporal Ii, Technical Sergeant 45 Hi-Y Club Zi, 4, Charter Member5 Rifle Team 11. Cora Lazetta Baker Eta Epsilon Chi 1, 25 Rcbel Staff -15 Transferred from L a k el a n d High School, Lakeland, Fla. Bessie Louise Beeland BOOTS Glue Club l: Commercial Club 153 Beta Club 25, I3 Tri-Hi-Y lg Rebel Staff li Girls' Cravk Platoon fl: Purfert Attonclance Zig D,C.T. Club, vice-p1'0si- dont I. Patricia Jeanette Bolton PATSY Physical Elufzatizrn Club lg Home Room Reprcsentativc- 2: Home Eco- nomics Club TE IF, I, Parliamentflrian lg Chemistry Club Zig 'l'ri'Hi'Y Il, lg Latin Club Il, 13 Rclrl Staff I: Crack Plu- tofm J. Minnie Clare Boyette Home lfconomics 2. Sammy Alton Brewton 'I'rzu1sfe'x'ed to Luv in INST: Football li L Clu'J ig lglngrlish Club 4: Presi- flent 4: Naticgnl Honor Soi-iety lg Beta Club l. Curtis Britt A-Rain il.O.'T'.C. l 2, fi: F.E ,A. 1, john Floyd Black, Jr. JOHNNY Military l, 2, 3, 4, Serzreant 3, Lieu- tenant lg Football l. Il! Biology Club 23 Disc and Diamond Il, 1, CaDt3ln.45 Chemistry 1, Vice-President lg Physical Education l, 2. Joyce Boyd LUI.U Hump Ee. 2: Chemistry Club 35 Craeck Platoon il: History Club 2. jack Bradshaw Disc and Diamond Stnzictyl R-0-TAC- 22, ZS, ,lg RiHe Team -I. Betty Jean Britt Floyd Brown Ir Club 3, lp Football Zi, 41 Bas- ketball Il, 13 Track fl, lg Baseball 45 Military 2, 3, 44 C153 Wilburn Brown R.O.T.C. 1, 2. Richard Eugene Caldwell Military 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant Il, Lieu- tenant 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 L Club 2, 3, 4, President 4g Hi-Y Club Il, -l, Vice-President Il: Charter Member: Disc and Diamond 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 4: Citizenship club 13 Biology Club 23 Science Club 1. Betty jean Carden Glee Club 1, 4, Vice-President 4: Homeroom Representative 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Home Economics Club 2, 33 Dra- matics Club 2, Perfect Attendance 3, Rachel Lee Casteel ROACH Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Biology Club 33 Crack Platoon 3: Home Economics Club 35 Latin Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Charles Bentley Childs FUZZY Military 1, 2, 3, 4, Staff Sergeant 43 Biology Club 2: Science Club 1: Citi- zenship Club 1: Football 1, 23 Chemis- try Club 3: Disc and Diamond Society 43 Glee Club 43 Hi-Y. Club, Charter Member: Physics Club 4. 1163 Mildred Gloria Burson Science Club 1: Citizenship Club 1, 2: Biology Club 21 Rebel Staff 2. Zi, -I, Editor 1: Chemistry Club Il, Secretary: F.H.A. Ii, I, President 'lg Dramatics C Club Il, lg Tri-Hi-Y Il, -13 Beta Club ii, ig National Honor Society ll, 13 Lat- in Club Il: L Club -15 Physics Club 1: District Meet, Debate 2, Zi-lst Place Zi: Homeroom Representative 23 Honor Medal I. 2, Zig Letter ll: Junior Marshal ii: lJ.A.lt. Representative -i. Albert Cameron UAL.- l'llli,fll Ull Lee in 1945 from Anniston, Alabama: R.O.T.C. 1, 2, Serileant 23 Football Ii, -l, Letter el: L Club A15 Disc and Diamond 'ig Hi-Y l. Marjorie Ruth Carraway MAGGIE Citizenshio Club 1: Home Economics 2, Il, Parliamentarian Ii, 'Tri-Hi-Y 3, lg Biology Club 33 Chemistry Club Il, Sponsor Ii: Beta Club Ii, 45 National Honor Society 1: Glee Club l, 23 Latin Club l, 2, Rebel Staff I. james Chastain CASEY Entered Lee in 19453 R.O.T.C. 2. 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Disc and Diamond -13 Hi-Y -1. Verna Lou Conley VERNIE Entered Lee 1944 from Milner, Geor- giag Home Economics Club 2. James Carter Cook Military 1, 2, 3. Donald Cornwell CONROD Military 1, 2. Calvin Daniel BOONE Glee Club 1: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4. , l Juanita Inez Duncan I 3 SHOR.TSTOP Home Economics Club 2: Commercial 3: Biology Club 2: Beta Club 3,4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: D.C.T. Club 4, President 4. Carolyn Joyce Ellington SKEET Girls' Crack Platoon 3: Home Eco- nomics Club 2: English Club 4. Earl Dewey Corley PROFESSOR R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4: Baseball 3: Letter 3. Eugene Whitie Crawford Chemistry Club 3: Baseball 3: R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4. ' Ola Allene Duke ADALINE Emory Eldo Ellerbee R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 1: Disc and Diamond Society 4. Lord james Ellington HL. J... L Club 2, 3, 4: Senior English Club 4, President: R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, S-Sgt. 3, 2nd Lt. 4: Textiles 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3,3 Homeroom Represent- ative 2, 3: Rifle Team 4. 1173, Donald Harrison Emiinger sTINKY R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Sgt. 3rd, M-Sgt. 4th: English Club 4: Textiles 2, 3, 4. Kathryn Ethridge Entered Lee from Ben Hill High in 1945. J ack Aubrey Fordham BLACK JACK L Club' En llsh Club Vice .. ,, 4: g. ' . - President, 4: R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Cor- poral 3, Staif Sgt. 4: Football 4: Base- ball 3, Letter 3. Ruby Pearl Franklin Paul Bernado Garcia GO0SEY R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cpl. 3, Ist Lt. 4: Disc and Diamond Society 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Charter Member, Vice-President 4: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 3: Most Representative Jr. : Jr. M a r s h a 1 : Physics Club 4: National Honor S'o- ciety 3, 4, President 4: English Club: Vice-President of Senior Class: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Track 3, 4: President of Junior Class: L Club 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 4. 1181 William Paul English R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4. Willene Fender Perfect attendance 1, 2, 3: Beta Club 4. Cynthia Jeanette Fortson NETT Home Economics 1, 2: Correspond- ing Sec. 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Biology Club 3: Rebel Staff 3, 4, Typist 4: Dra- matic Club 1: D.C.T. 4: Homeroom Representative 4: Commercial Club Norman George Gaddy Band 1, 2, 3: R.O.T.C. 2, 3: Foot- ball 4: L Club 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2. Billy Garrett CURLY Chemistry 3: Track 3, 4: R.0.T.C 3, Letter 3, 4: Secretary of Senior Class. n George Dewey Gassett Charter Member: Science Club 33 Physics Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Service Chairman 4: Glee Club 4: Rebel Staif 4, Advertising Manager 4: Spanish Club 4. President 4: R.0.T.C 2. 3, 4, Staff Sgt. 45 Scribbler Staff, Literary Editor 4. Sara Helen Gilbert CLAUDE F.H.A 2: Perfect Attendance 2. Fay Gilmer BLoND1E Charter Member of Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Safety Patrol 4, Charter Memberg Bas- ketball 4. Alma Rita Hamrick OWL Home Economics 1, 2, Vice-President 2: Dramatics Club 13 D.C.T., Treasurer 4: Lunchroom Worker 2, 3, 4. Jeane Renee Hardy Glee Club 1: Crack Platoon 3. -4 Betty Sue Gilbert Home Economics Club 1, 2: Glee Club lg Crack Platoon 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Phy. Ed. Club 1: Chem- istry Club 4g Basketball 4: Rebel Staff, Typist 4. Walter George Gill G1LL R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Cpl. 3, 1st-Sgt. 4: D.C.T. 4: L Club 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4, State Meet 2, Football 3: Home- room Representative 2: Student Coun- cil 3g Crack Platoon 2, 3. ! Walter Eugene Hammond R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3: Disc and Diamond Society 2, 35 F.F.A. 1. Betty Hardy Bobby J ack Harris R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Sgt. 3, Tech. Sgt. 43 Disc and Diamond Society 4: Glee Club 45 Hi-Y 4: Homeroom Represent- ative 4: Rebel Staff 45 Cheerleader 43 L Club 4. C193 Herbert Carlton Haywood CARL Citizenship Club 1: Dramatics Club 1, 3 :R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, non-com. officer, 3, 4: Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Beta Club 3, 4, President 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Physics Club 4: L Club 4: Disc and Diamond So- ciety 4: Latin Club 3: District Meet 2, 3: Scribblers Staff 4, Co-Editor-im ghief 4: Choral Club 4: Crack Platoon Billy Eugene Helms .TATU F.F.A. 1, 2: R.0.T.C. 2, 4. Fred Leon Herring msn R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3: Biology Club 3: Crack Platoon 4: Hi-Y 4: F.F.A. 2: English Club 4: Perfect Attendance, 1, 2. Doris Beatrice Hogan HOGAN Chemistry Club 4: Homeroom Repre- sentative 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: L Club 3, 4: Letters 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: National Honor Society 4, Secretary: Biology Club 3: Science Club 2: Home Economics 1, 2, 3: Basketballl 2, Zi, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Crack Platoon 3: Phy. Ed. 1: Student Council 3: Rebel Staff, Typist 4. A Warren Holloway Chemistry Club 4: R.O.T.C. 1, 2: Freshman Drill. 1 20 l Betty Sue Helms BETTS Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Citizenship and History Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Biology Club 3: Rebel Staif 4. Marshall Eugene Helms sHEGAY R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, Staff Sgt: F.F.A.: English Club 4. Isham Lamar Hinson, jr. BUDDY Charter Member: Civics Club 1: Bi- ology Club, President 2: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club, Presi- dent 3: L Club 3. 4: Rebel Stal? 1, 2, 3, 4, Academic Editor 4: Football 2, 3, -I, Letter 3: R.0.T.C. 2, 3, 4. Sgt. 3, Major 4: Disc and Diamond Society 3, 4: Physics Club 4: Rifle Team 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Boys' State 3, Jus- tice of Supreme Court: Honorable es- cort to Governor: Scribblers Staff 4, Activities Editor 4: Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y play 4. Bobby Eugenia Holloway LEFTY Perfect Attendance 2: National Hon- or Society 4. Mary Frances Holmes Perfect Attendance 3. Winifred Sallie Howard WONDER Glee Club 1. Mary Fay Hoyle Civics Club 1: Science Club 1: Glee Club 1: Dramatics Club 1, 2: Home Ec- Club 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Com- mercial Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Rebel Staff 3, 4, Photography Editor 4, Sponsor 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Beta Club 4: D.C.T. 4, Secretary. Donald Hunter Lois Elizabeth Johnson ULIZ., Civics Club 1: History Club 2: Biol- ogy Club 2: Basketball 3: Crack Pla- toon 3: Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. Dewey Wheeler Jones, jr. JONES Charter Member: Science Club 1: Civics Club 1, Vice-President: R.0.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Cpl. 3, Squad Drill Captain 4: Disc and Diamond 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice- President 4: Chemistry Club 3: Physics Club 4: Football 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: L Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, secretary 3: Latin Club 3: Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor 4: Rifle Team 3, 4. Mary Anne Howell VIXEN Homeroom Representative 1: Civics Club 1: Phy. Ed. 1: Science Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2: Rebel Stalf 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Home Economics Club 2, Historian: Latin Club 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Physics Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Junior Marshal, Sponsor 4: Scrib- bler Staff 4: Perfect Attendance 3: Crack Platoon 3. Maie Joanne Hoyle , Phy. Ed. Club 1: Science Club 1: Glee Club 1: Dramatics Club 1: Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2: L Club 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Rebel Staff 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 1: Charter Member. Ruth jimmerson MAUDE F.H.A. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Rebel Staff, Typist 4. Mary Frances Johnson CHICK Glee Club 1, 2: Home Economics Club 2, 3: Citizenship Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer: Commercial Club 3: Tri-Hi- Y 3: Beta Club 3, 4: National-Honor Society 4: D.C.T. 4 :Junior Marshal. Grace Jones PEANUT Charter Member: Chemistry Club 4, Secretary 4: Biology Club 2: Science Club 2: Home Economics 2: Crack Pla- toon 3: Victory Corps 2: Basketball 1, 2. 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 2: Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: District Meet 3, State Meet 3, Concert 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: L Club 4, Letter 3: Sponsor 1, 2, 4: Rebel Staff 4, Art Editor 4: Scribbler Staff 4. 1211 johnny Frank jordan R.0.'r.c. 1, 2, 3: F.F.A. 1. , Hazel Kersey SUE Phy. Ed. Club: Home Economics Club: Ty-i-Hi-Y 3, 4: Homeroom Rep- resentative: Glee Club: Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2, 3: Charter Member. Johnnie Kinsler STAR Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1: L Club 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4: Home Economics Club 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Victory Corps 3. Erma Janet Lee Glee Club 1: Home Economics Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Commercial Club 3. Joan Legg Glee Club 1: Science Club 1: Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4: Commercial Club 3. 4225 Rachel Kennedy W, T. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 3: Glee Club 1, 4: Homeroom Represtntative 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4: L Club 3, 4: Rebel Staff 4, Assistant Photography Editor 4: Crack Platoon 3: Phy. Ed. Club 1: Chemistry Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Safety Patrol 4. Shirley Faye Kersey STRAWBERRY Charter Member: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Citizen- ship and History Club 3, President 3: Y Homeroom Representative 2: Chemistry Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Mixed Quartet 3: Glee Club 1: L Club 4: Rebel Staff 4. Bettye Juanita Lee sUzIE Entered Lee from Miller High, Ma- con, Ga.: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Glee Club 4: Rebel Staff 4: Crack Platoon 3. Robert Eugene Lee BOBBY Entered Lee from Lanier High, Ma- con, Ga.: Hi-Y 4: Glee Club 4: Disc and Diamond Society 4: R.0.T.C. 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4: Rebel Staff 4. Betty LaRose Lowe Betty Jo Martin Physics Club 4. James Horace Martin, jr. JAYBIRD Charter Member: Civics Club 1: Bi- ology Club 2: Science Club 2: Chemis- try Club 3: Rifle Team 3, 4: Disc and Diamond 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: R.O.T.C. 2, 3. 4, Cpl. 3, 1st Lt. 4: English Club 4: Physics Club 4: Boys' State 3, Secre- tary of State. George Eugene McDonald GENE R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, S-Sgt. 4: Football 2: Disc and Diamond Society 3, 4, Officer 4: Physics Club 4: Glee Club 4: Crack Platoon 3, 4. Faye McKinley Chemistry Club 3: Home Economics Club 2, 3: Latin Club 4: Perfect At- tendance 3. Virginia Louise Middlebrooks GINIA Glee Club 1, 2: Civics Club 1: His- tory Club 3: Science Club 1: Latin Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Biology Club 2. Betty J une Martin Charter Member: Science Club 1: Civics Club, Secretary 1: Biology Club 2: Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 2: Phy. Ed. Club 1: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4: Student Coun- cil, Secretary 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Rebel Staff 2, 4, Business Manager 4: L Club 4: Cheerleader 4: Physics Club 4, Secre- tary 4: Jr. Marshal 3: Sponsor 4. Benjamin Teddy Matthews TED Entered from Concord High in 1947: Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club 4, treasurer 4: Beta Club 4: National Honor Society 4. William McKenzie LUKlE Football 1,4: R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Sgt. 4: 4-H Club 3. Ruby Jean Middlebrooks Charter Member: Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4: Basketf ball 1, 2, Basketball Manager 4: Biol- ogy Club 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Gleel Club 1, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Rebel Staff 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4: Crack Platoon 3: Chemistry Club 3: Phy. Ed. Club 1: Homeroom Representative 2: Sponsor 4. Bobbie Lou Moore Charter Member: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: L Club 4: Biology Club 2: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4: Rebel Staff 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 3: Crack Platoon 3: Citizenship Club 2. ' 1233 Norman Sinclair Morris SWAMP CAT R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Cpl. 3, Lt. 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4, Letter 4: Football 2, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Disc and Diamond Society 4: Rebel Staff 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Charter Member: Homeroom Represent- tative 4. Katie Hazel Newton ..T,. L Club 2, 3, 4, Letter 2: Science Club 1: Civics Club 1: Homeroom Rep- resentative 3: Charter Member: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2. Earl Hoyt Oglesbee SPEEDY Charter Member: Biology Club Il. Herschel Edward Parker F.F.A. 1, 2: Football 3, 4: Patrol 4: Lt. 4. R.0.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Sgt. 4. Everett Pasley R.o.T.C. 21 F.F.A. 1, 2. C249 Betty Sue Newman Mittie Lee Nixon '-MITTH Home Economics Club 2. Donald Albert Page WILD MAN Hi-Y fl, 4, Treasurer 4: Rebel Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4: Physics Club 4: Disc and Diamond Society Il, 4, officer 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track Il: Crack Pla- tfmn Zi, 4, Leader 4: Latin Club 4: Biology Club 2: Georgia Boys' State 3, Chaplain, State Treasurer, Honorary Governor's Escort: R.0.'1'.C. 2. Il, 4, Sgt. fl, Captain 4. Ann Banks Pasley PARSLEY Charter Member: Science Club: Citi- zenship Club 1: Dramatics Club 1: Home Economics Club 2: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 3: Chemistry Club 3: Beta Club 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Rebel Staff 4, Assistant Literary Edit- or: Homeroom Representative 2: Spon- sor 4. Mary Estelle Patrick Glee Club 1, 2: Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3: D.C.T. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Perfect Attendance 1. 3: Crack Platoon 3. Edwin Raymond Pelot PELOT,' Chemistry Club 4, President: Glee Club 4: Rebel Staff 43 Disc and Dia- mond Society 3, 43 First Sgt.: L Club 3, -1: District Meet: Track 3, -13 F.F.A. 2: R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lt. -1. Charles Ronald Pfannkuche USHORTY' Charter Member: Science Club 1: Civics Club l: Basketball 23 Football 2, 3: Chemistry Club 33 R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Sgt. 3, Lt. 4: RiHe Team 3, 4: Disc and Diamond Society 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 43 Track Team 2, 3: Choral Club 43 Physics Club 43 Eng- lish Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: L Club 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club l, 23 Freshman Drill. Paul Vernon Pitts English Club 4: R.O.T.C 2. 3, 4: Bi- ology 2. Betty Ruth Radcliffe Charter Member: Glee Club 13 Bas- ketball 3, 43 Homeroom Representative 1, 3, 4: Rebel Staff 4. Malcolm Stanley Ragan R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 43 Disc and Diamond Society 3, 4. Marianne Perdue Charter Member: Citizenshp Club 1: Science Club 1: Dramatics Club 1, 2. 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Phy. Ed. Club 1: L Club 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2, Vice-President: Dis- trict Meet, One-Act Play, 3, 4: Chemis- try Club 3: Home Economics Club 2: Latin Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer: Tri- Hi-Y 3, -1, Secretary: Rebel Stall' 4, Literary Editor: Sponsor 3, I3 Beta Club 3, 4: Most representative Jr. girl: Treasurer of Jr. Class: Treasurer of Sr. Class: National Honor Society 3, 4. Virginia Philmon PHILIE Beta Club 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 43 Dramatics Club I: Home Eco- nomics Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Jacquelyn DeLores Pollette JACKIE Charter Member: Glee Club 1: Tri- Hi-Y 3. nk Radc1i REDBONE Basketball 1. 2, 3, -I: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, -l: Baseball 3, 4: L Club 2, 3, 4: R.0.T,C. 2, 3, -I. johnny Mack Raines Charter Member: R.O.T.C 1, 2, Cpl. I, S-Sgt. 2: Citizenship Club: Science Club: Biology Club: Hi-Y 3: Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 43 L Club: Track 3: Physics Club 4: Disc and Diamond Society. C255 Paul Reese Football 1, 2, Ii, 43 Basketball 2, 43 Track 23 L Club 2, fi, I3 R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, -4, Sgt. 4: Homeroom Represent- ative I, 2, 33 Choral Club 43 Charter Member. Olen B. Reid, jr. Charter Memberg R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Cpl. Ii, Sgt. ig Chemistry Club 33 Physics Club 43 Hi-Y fl, 43 Rebel StaH 33 English Club 43 Phy. Ed. 1. 2. Pauline Josephine Roberts '3PoLLY Glee Club l 3 Home Economics l, 2, 33 Rebel Staff -13 D,C.T. -I3 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Homeroom Representative 13 Crack Platoon 3. Betty Ruth Sanders Home Economics 25 History Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y Zi, 43 Glee Club 1. Arminda Anne Shadburn Charter Member: Biology Club 33 Home Economics 23 Citizenship Club 1 3 Beta Club 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 43 Physics Club 4, Treasurer. 1265 V jo Ann Reeves Jo Glee Club, Home Economics Club F.H.A.3 Tri-Hi-Y: Crack Platoon: Bi ology Club. ' Evelyn Pauline Roberts Crack Platoon3 Choral Club 4. Robert L. Rudasill RUDIE R.O.T.C. I, 2, Il, 4, Cpl. 3, Lt. 4 Charter Member: Citizenship Club 1 Science Club li, 43 Football 2, Il, 43 Homeroom Representatives 1, 33 Disc and Diamond Society 3, 4, Officer 4 Track Zi: Rifle Team 4. L. J. Scroggins LIGHTNING Latin Club 43 English 43 Hi-Y 4, Aubrey Shepard R,0.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ruby Shepard Mary Faye Spinks Home Economics 23 D.C.T. Club 4. johnny Edward Sprinkle --SPRINKLEH R.O.T,C. 1. 2, 3, 4. Sara Elizabeth Stewart Glee Club 1: Home Economics Club 23 Biology Club 3. VaLeta Clyde Tapley ULETA.. Glee Club 1, 4: Dramatics Club 1: Home Economics Club 1: Girls' Crack Platoon 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Spanish Club 43 Rebel Staff 4, Assistant Advertising Manager: Charter Member. Genevie Wilma Smith Glee Club l 3 Dramatics Club 1: Home Economics Club 1. 23 District and State Meet 1, 21 livta Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Chemistry Club Il: Rebel Staff 43 Spon- sor 4. James Bentley Spinks D.C.T. Club 4: Disc and Diamond -lg Homeroom Representative 1, 4. Billy Frank Stewart R.o.T.c. :s, ig F.F.A. 2, Helen Marie Sykes HD., Entered Lee from Allbany during 1947. Mack Taunton F.F A. 2: Football fi: R.O.T.C. 1279 Dorothy Ann Thompson JUNlOR ' Glee Club I, 2: Basketball 2, 2, Ii: Home Economics Club l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y Il, 4: Rebel Staff -I: Victory Corps 3: Civics Club 1. Betsy Bell Thornton BET Entered Lee in 1945: Biology Club 4: Glee Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Parliamen- tarian: Rebel Staff 4, Assistant Busi- ness Manager 4: Homeroom Represent- tative Zi: Home Economics Club 2: Girls' Crack Platoon Il. Doris Elaine Thurston Charter Member: Science Club 1: Home Economics Club 2, Secretary, Historian -I: Biology Club 2: Glee Club l: Latin Club fi: Chemistry Club 3: Dramatics Club Ii: Beta Club 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Tri-Hi-Y Il, fi: Rebel Staff 4: District Meet Essay fi: Sponsor 4: Humeroom Representative fi. Jacquelyn Dolores Underwood JACKIE Glee Club 1, 4: Home Economics 1, 2, Vice-President: Homeroom Repre- sentative 2: Rebel Staff 4. Homer Waller BUBBER R.O.T.C. Il, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Science Club 2: Hi-Y 4: English Club 4. 1289 Joseph E. Thompson JOE R.0.T.C. 1, 2, Il, 4, Sgt. 4: Football 2. Cl, 4: Basketball Ii: L Club 3, 4: Science Club, President 1: Disc and Diamond 3, -I: Hi-Y fi, 4: Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club Zi: Homeroom Rep- resentative 1, 2, fl: Charter Member: Rifle Team 4. Sybil Virginia Thrasher SIB Glee Club 1: Homeroom Represent- ative Zi: Home Economics Club 2: Dra- matics Club 2: Phy. Ed. Club. I Burle Turner ..BO,, Football 2, Il, 4: Hi-Y ll, 4: Disc and Diamond Society 4: L Club 3, 4: R.0.T.C. 2, Ii, 4, Cpl. Il, Capt. 4: Track -1 Brownie Vaughn Charter Member: Home Economics 1. 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: Girls' Crack Pla- toon fi: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. Elna Louise Warren ADA Civics Club 1: Science Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2: Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club Zi: Home Economics Club 2, 3: Beta Club Ii, 4: National Honor So- Ciety 3, 4: Latin Club 3: L Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: District Meet 3: Home Economics. Marilyn Ann Washam PEGGY Safety Patrol 1: Citizenship Club 1. Robert Lee Weaver, jr. R.0.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Sgt. 3, Capt. 4: Disc and Diamond 3, 4: Civics Club 1: Science Club 1: Biology 23 Chemistry Club 3, Vice-President: Hi-Y 3, 4, President 45 Football Il, 43 Basketball Il, 4, Letters 3, 4, Manager 23 President of Senior Class: District Meet 3. 4: Choral Club 4: L Club 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 2, 3: Rebel Staff 4: Band l, 2: Track 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 33 Georgia Boys' State fcandidate for Governorjg Freshman Drill. George Warren Welch R.o.'r.c. 1, 2, 3, 4. Geraldine Williams GERRY Glee Club 1, 43 Home Economics 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Biology Club 33 Dra- matics Club 15 D.C.T. lg Rebel Staff -I: girfzi Crack Platoon 33 Commercial u .. Harold Owens Wilson F.F.A. 2g R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. l xv 1 Katie Sue Watson HSUEH Entered Lee in 1945: Beta Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. Thelma Patricia Weaver Glee Club 1. Thyra jane Winkles WIMPLES Home Economics 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Crack Platoon 3: Latin Club lg Civics Club lg Tri-Hi-Y Il, 4: Rebel Staff 4, Basketball 2, fl. Mary Elizabeth Williams BETH Entered Lee in 19455 Basketball 2: Rebel Staff Il: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Girls' Crack Platoon Sig Glee Club Al. C299 WOULD THE WALLS OF R. E. LEE CRUMBLE. . If Paul had a girl friend? If Horace stopped flirting? If Marianne couldn't use her hands to talk? If Skeet' couldn't talk? Period. If Bon and June were separated? If Rudie didn't cram Peanut in the locker between classes? If Patsy couldn't giggle? If Fay grew an inch. If Rachel got away just once with chewing gum first period? If Gerri didn't know the latest gossip? If Shirleyis hair ever looked ugly? If Robin Hood didn t watch the lunch line with a hawk eye? If Mr. Harris ever got frustrated? K If Anne did something wrong? Anything! If Miss Shehee didn't love the U.N.? If everyone brought a pen to Miss Rooks' class? If students ever studied in study hall? If Mrs. Greene left? Question' inark? If Richard couldn't dance? If no one used the library phone? If Jean and Robert stopped gazing at each other long enough to pass? If Al stopped Hirting with all the girls? If Gordon didn't meet jackie after school? If Johnnie forgot to leave Gordy a note? If Hazel were ever without a date? If Pfannkuche couldn't use 251.50 words? - If Carl didn't know oodles, of things? If Gloria made a B ? If Buddy,' couldn't sport a Packard? If Norman acted serious ? If chapel were ever regular? If L. J. ceased to surprise everyone? If students would yell for Joanne at a pep', meeting? If Edward stopped looking' for Tubby,'? If the Rebel Shop burned down? If all athletes were honor students? If Senior boys dated Senior girls? If Reese couldn't sing I Known? If Hogan stopped grinning? If Doris couldn't have a funny ? If Radcliffe left his gang at home? If Joe didn't slay the girls? All of 'eml If Lee and Griffin became friends? h They Might Not Crumble, But T ings Would Be Mighty Dull! C 30 7 MCDST REPRESENTATIVE JUNICDRS Rudine Daniel Donald Brannon MISS BRYANT'S HOMEROOM First row: Tommie Woodall, Louise Callahan, Voncile Wheeler, Fay Weems, Lavonia Hudson, Rudine Daniel, Ronelle Slate, Billy Farr. Second row: Miss Bryant, Yvonne Kent, Evelyn Larose Lord, Catherine Stevens, Joyce Pryor, Betty Salter, Ernestine Winslett, Bobby Cain. Third row: Wyman Matthews, Bi1l'y Gene Phillips, Carter Camp- bell, W. A. Becknell, Joe Mullins, Charles Tate, Ben Watson, Donald Hunter. Fourth row: Davis Hendricks, Asa Yarbrough, Larry White, Lamar Goodroe, Billy Gatlin, Luther Presley, Hilton Stallings, Jack Weeks, Donald Brannon, Charles Cooper. C31l MCDST REPRESENTATIVE SGP!-IOMCDRES 'Rus Troy Pfannkuche Edna Garrett ff' MISS AYCOCK'S HOMEROOM T First row: Miss Aycock, Geneva Smith, Martha Searcy, Betty Smith, Marlene Salter, Marilyn Strickland, Margie Smith, Earl Reeves, Roscoe Selph. Second row: Rub'y Shaw, Martha Smith, Sylvia Reeves, Martha Reeves, Alvah Salter, Billy Shaw, Roy Salter, Kenneth Rogers, Royal Phillips, Rency Renfroe. Third row: Tommy Russell, Linnie Shelley, Troy Pfannkuche, Douglas Smith, Betty Searcy, Virginia Sledge, Betty Jean Sears, Jeanette Smith. fzazp l till MISS jACKSON'S HOMEROOM First row: Sara McManus, Martha McCarty, Jackie Pettis, Jean Pryor, Melba Mc- Crackin, Cecelia Price. Second row: Joyce Spears, Lura Ray, Hazel Powell, Frances Mcliemore, Lucile Oglesbee, Willene Moye, Betty Jean Morris, Janie Prather, Rosa Lee Nix. Third row: Miss Jackson, Barney Montgomery, Harold Mabry, George Nobles, Sonny McClellan, Edmond Matthews, Bobby Nichols, Sue Cook. Fourth row: Lamar Lussi, Robert Mclieod, Eugene MeGorran, Benny Moseley, Bobby Milner, Bernard MC- Lendon, Glynn Mallory. MISS McGEE'S HOMEROOM First row: Betty Wilkerson, Doris Vining, Ellene Warren I uint Xainfi Shelli Wilson. Second row: Catherine Woods, Alice Teal, Betty Walku Nell Webb Joan Teal, Sara Thurston, Ellene Wheeless, Christine Vaughn, Ann Y ubiough Eileen Walls Third row: Alton Treadway, Robert Alexander, llelmas Whitten feoi e VValke1 Fred 'T'riee, Robert Williams, Tommy Tatum, Elbert Stubbs. Fouith 10W Louis Watson Ernest Smith, James Welch, Bobby Woodson, James Turner Bob Watkins Hubert Thompson, Fred Smith, Barron Yarbrough, Ray Teal. MR. PITNER'S HOMEROOM fm .. Q ' First row: Myrtle Hale, Patricia Harpe, Myrtice Hale, Antoinette Harris, Doris Franklin, Sue Gordy, Joyce Eubanks, Bobby Fowler. Second row: Mr. Pitner, Billy Hancock, Edna Garrett, Virginia Helms, Betty Doris Harp, Ann Forhus, Barbara Elliott, Christine Ellington, Melroe Greathouse, Ruth Garner. Third row: .loe Ham- rick, Joe Helms, Preston Harpe, Ellis Hamlett, Ellis Strickland. Marion Gaddy, Ben- nett Hancock, Ray Gulledge, Charles Harrell, Charles Hall. MISS ROBERTS' HOMEROOM First row: Eugenia Ward, Anna Mzzuldin, Patricia Holland, Faye Lumpkin, Eliza- lweth Kirksey, Rose Helms. Second row: Harold Hopkins, Kenneth Helms, Margie Caro- lyn Hohbs, Ronell Kent, Helen Moore, lVlZ1l'j.!'lC Maynard, Betty .lean Howard. Third row: Miss Roberts, Bill Jones, Otis King, Jackie Lewis, Bethel Ingram, Eugene Garrett, Alvin Isbell, Jimmy lluckaby, Henry Johnson. 1 3-1 J MR. STONE'S HOMEROOM v--' WJ First row: Norma Ford, Betty Beeland, Jessie Aldridge, Ellis Bransford, Billv Bal- lard, Belle Butts, Barbara Cantrell, Betty Anthony, Mildred Birdsongr, Floyd Black. Second row: Edna Childree, Elsie Callahan, Douglas Adams, Franklin Avery, Barbara Anderson, lone Riggins, Jackie Arnold. MISS WHITESIDE'S HOMEROOM if First row: Billy Eubanks, Nina Ellerbee, Betty CoX, Romie Lou llowdy, Joyce Denney, Mary Jo Ellerbee, Jean Drummond. Second row: Miss Whiteside, James Duke, Marvin English, Bobby Dawson, Robert Duncan, Laura Lee Cox, Betty Earnest, Dorothy Eller- liee, Joe Elliott. Third row: Donald Ethridge, Roy Dawson, James Davis, Dona Belle Colquitt, Bill Dickens, Minnie Lou Cromer, Barbara Craft, Laura Mae Cox. C357 MCDST REPRESENTATIVE ERESETMEN Allen Lee Sue Harris MISS ARNETTE'S HOMEROOM E E,EE E E E First row: Betty Mikell, Ruth Miller, Nancy Matthews, Joyce LaGrone, Doris Mc- Daniel, Helen Melton, lnez Long, LaVerne Lynch, Maelene Jordan, Nonnie Sue Kent. Second row: Emory Salter, Kenneth Mathis, Gene Kilgrore, Marie McMillan, Margie Lowe, Anne Mauldin, Faye Leigh, Gertrude McDaniel, Barbara Martin, Gerry Mc- Swain. Third row: Miss Arnette, Jimmie McCall, Billy Mitcham, Billy Mabry, Ronny Maxwell, Bobby Montgomery, Edison Purris, Ralph Moon, Julian Jones, Bennie Little, Allen Lee. C361 MISS BELL'S HOMEROOM First row: Betty Ann Pitts, Jane Perdue, Mary Bell Moulton, Joyce Parker, Imogene Parrish, Eloise Polk, Annie Ruth Pollard, Betty Morris, Dolores Owen, Gloria Peoples. Second row: Joe Moore, Harold Pitts, Miss Bell, Betty Jean Moody, Mattie Lou Pollard, Marie Hilley, Fairy Peterman, Lorell Nix. Third row: Leon Quinn, Bobby Paul, Alvah Nelson, James Moseley, Frank Murdock, Bill'y Pitts, Billy Hunter, Ben Moore, Travis Nix, Bernard Peterman. MR. BUCHAN'S HOMEROOM First row: Janette Youngblood, Bobbie June Wheeless, Jane Washain, Jeanette Toole, Marlene Thompson, Virginia Ann Trice, Joan Turner, Joan Wheeler, Betty Jo Watts, Roger Treadaway. Second row: Douglas Tankersley, Robert Teat, Betty Weems, Bonnie Weems, June Williamson, Nell Whigham, Agnes Ussery, Edith Williams, Wilma Turner, Irma Wilson, Sue Tindell, Juanita Ward, Barbara Jean Torbert, Betty Teal. Third row: Bobby Wilson, Billy Tales, Harold Stevens, Charles Huffman, Jarrell Stumphf, Roosevelt Winklcs, Alton Whitten, Harold Yarbrough, Thomas Davidson, Junior Stephens. 1373 J x f l MISS MOYE'S HOMEROOM MRS. GREENE'S HOMEROOM First row: Devane Adams, Betty Elrod, Agnes Bishop, Jeanette Barfield, Jacquelyn Boyett, Betty Barron, Bobby Barfield, Joe Adkisson, Leon Bagley, Richard Anderson, Eugene Akins, Harold Bransford, Marion Bevel, Adrian Blount, Mrs. Greene, Jeanette Benton, Joyce Barnes, Judy Arnold, Carolyn Shumate, Erma Jean Alsobrooks, Carolyn Bethune, Jeanette Boyt, Eleanor Arnold, Marlene Adams, Alverne Winslett, June Black, Frafnces Barrett, Sara Ann Bransford, Claude Beck, LeGreW Bray, Billy Brown, Bobby Rui in. First row: Sue Hardman, Sue Harris, Jean Hutcherson, Annie Mae Hines, LaVerne Hanson, Helen Huguley, Annie Ruth Jarrell, Bernice Holloway, Betty Jean Henderson, Ramona Powell. Second row: Mary Holcomb, Sally Jimmerson, Joyce Hancock, Martha Jo Horton, Helen Garrett, Jean Jones, Barbara Jarrell, Betty C. Hughes, Willie Maude Hulett, Miss Moye. Third row: Sonny Holmes, Hugh Hudson, James Heaton, Melvin Helms, Billy Hudgins, Rudolph Henderson, Wa'yne Hester, Harry Helms, Burl Holley, Earl Holley. l 1 'W W I 3 I r 8 i.. 81 MR. NEWSOMES HOMEROOM First row: Betty Daniel, Clarice Driver, Helen Daniel, Fairy Dawkins, Betty Gordy, Patsy Grier, Betty Goins. Peggy Ellis, Bobbie Jean Dingler. Second row: Betty Jean Fowler, Gwendolyn Gilbert. Ruth Gaddy, Dorothy Dent, Audrey Dover, Marjorie Em- mett, Peggy Emil Hammonk, Barbara Gilbert, Clarence Hanson. Third row: Harry Gordy, Leon Foster, Dan Gilbert, Eugene Fallin, Donald Harris, Ernest Gore, Lamar Landers, Parker Greene, Bobby Harrell, Bobby Ferguson. Fourth row: Bobby Elling- ton, Mr. Newsome. MR. ROBERTSON'S HOMEROOM First row: Jeanne Bunn, Mary Ann Childers, Camille Colquitt, Hazel Burkett, Betty Sue Butler, Nancy Ann Clay, Betty Busby, Barbara Bush, Carol Clarke. Second row: Harold Craft, Barbara Ann Casteel, Bobby Crawford, Billy Dove, Julian Daniel, Ray Bruce, Johnny Dunn, Mr. H. L. Robertson. Third row: Betty Chapman, Carolyn Cox, Bobby Hayes, Gordon Collins, Lawson Blount, Mac Dallas. Fourth row: Franklin Cromer, Johnny Gresham, Harold Dorsey, Ernest Dominy, Irene Cantrell, Clara Corley, Becky Currie, Mary Frances Crawford, Virginia Cody. l l ,Nj , , A........L..,,.. ' i l V l w i 1 I MISS TRICE'S HOMEROOM First row: Eunelle Proctor, Jo Nelle Reeves, Martha Ann Reeves, Carolyn Simmons, Grace Short, Marie Prevatt, Gloria Ann Roberts, Jane Sanford, Geneva Railey, Clara Rutherford, Rhunette Rogers, Jean Rudasill. Second row: Vermontis Stephens, Nadine Fowler, Elizabeth Smith, Gloria Riggins, Betty Ross. Third row: Miss Trice, Clarence' Rutherford, Jacky Smith, Bobby Shepard, Bernard Rogers, Wiace Sapp, A. C. Smith, Donald Smith, Ronald Shehee, Milton Smith. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row: Judith Youngblood, Jean Pryor, Annie Mae Hines, Lavonia Hudson, Jeanette Fortson, Betty Radcliffe, Betty Daniel, Camille Colquitt, June Black, Elleene Wheeless, Barbara Anderson. Second row: Paul Garcia, Dale Kelly, Bill Dickens, Nor- man Morris, Alvah Nelson, Ronny Maxwell, Ellis Hamlet, Harold Mabry, Troy Pfannkuche. 6403 U0 WM b ,. 0 . MJ 5'5Wf'7w M 'QW 35:5 EMA. My -+-f Qfi Wk! I , 2' in E SE .. E U Qs 0 III C2 m Q cm 'J 9,2 cm ' Gia D is -1 52 UI ug D3 A Ex P QS 6 fU3 1 O 6 G 032556 'Q 3 .... ACTIVWE 1 J E R E E B T E Literary Editor ASs't. Idterary Editor Marianne Perdue Ann Pasley L 4 Editor Gloria Burson Academic Editor Ass't. Academic Editor Photography Editor Ass't. Photography Ed Lamar Hinson Lavonia Hudson Fay Hdyle Rachel Kenned Y Art Editor Ass't. Art Editor Sports Editor Ass't. Sports Editor Grace Jones Genevie Smith Carl Haywood Dewey Jones 1423 S T H F F Ass't. Editor Donald Page Business Illcmagcw' Ass'ii. Business My: Q June Martin Betsy Thornton Advertising Mgr. Ass't. Ad'vertisi11g Circulation Mgr. Ass't. Circulation Dewey Gassett 'Valeta Tapley Jean Middlebrooks Jackie Underwood Sponsors: Mr. Kenneth Moore, Miss Louise Whiteside, Miss Ila Rooks. THE REBEL STAFF 4435 TRI - HI -Y CLUB Joyce Pryor, Marianne Perdue, June Martin, Sheila Wilson. Sponsor ,,,, .,...., M iss Blanche Shehee Pl'0S7'6lG'7If ,.......... ,..,l.,,,,,,,,., J une Martin V1'cf'-I'1'r'siflw1f ..... ..,,,,..,,..., J oyce Pryor Sf'crcffc1ry ..,.... ,,,,,, M arianne Perdue Tr1'0fS1n'e'1' ....,..,,.,,,,...,........,...,,,,,,,,........,,,, Sheila Wilson illofw: Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. IVIHI'jl0Sf'I To create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character. TRI-HI-Y CLUB MEMBERS . . 1443 HI-Y CLUB Robert Weaver, Laul Garcia, Dewey Jones, Donald Page. l Sponsors .e,, ,,.,,, IN Ir. Newsome, Coach Richards 1,I'l'8ifll lIf .,......,e ,,,,..,,,,A..,,,,,,,......,, R obert Weaver Vice-I'rcsident ,,,,.,,,,, , ,,,..,, Paul Garcia Rvcorrliug Secretary ,,,.... .,,,..,, D ewey Jones Corrvsponcling Sfrrvfzzry ,,,,,, i.,,,. C arl Haywood TI'l'llSIlI't'I' ,,,,,.,,,r,.,,.,...,..,,,,,,,,.,.....,..i,....,,,,,, Donald Page Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout school and community high standards of Chris- tian Character. Motto: Clean speech, clean living, and clean sports. HI-Y CLUB MEMBERS 1-v,.tsw-, ef, 2 '- 9. A of 4457 71 r . . , . s,.f.. bww. , ,N , . i ... ,A-..-..---,, ...I The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools R. E. LEE CHAPTER, CHARTER No. 1593, GRANTED APRIL 19, 1935 Paul Garcia, Doris Hogan, Dewey Jones. Purpose: To create an enthusiasm for scholarshipg to encourage a desire on the part of the pupils to render service to the school and to the com- munityg to cause the pupil to evaluate himself and to see whether there are elements of lead- Councilz Col. D. G. Harris, Principalg Mr. E. C. Mitcham, Mr. Allen Stiles, Mr. W. Guy Oxner, Miss Blanche Shehee. SPUIISUI' ,,,A,,.,,,......,,,,.....,..,,, ....,,,, ll liss Ila Rooks 1ll'0S'Ii!II I'lf , ,,....,,.i ....... P aul Garcia Vice-1'a-wsirlcnt ,,..,. ,,,,,.,,, I Dewey Jones Sccrcfnry ,, ,,,.i,,i,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,.... D oris Hogan Progrrznz CvIlf11'I'HIIl'IZ ,,,,,.,,..... .,,,,.... G eorge Adams ASSY. I'rngrf1m Chaz'1'man ................ Sammy Brewton Jlntfn: Observe the opportunity. fEcclesiasticus 1 120.1 ership within himg to stimulate the students to watch those acts that develop charaeterg and to urge chapter members, who are eligible for the Revolving: Scholarship Loan Fund, to continue their careers in institutions of higher learning. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS C465 BETA CLUB IJI'FS1'dC7I,t .......,,, .....,., C arl Haywood Vice-President ..A,.... ,7,.... P aul Garcia Sccwflzry ,,,,...... ,,,.... E lna Warren Trcusurer .......,,,,,.,..7,,.,,..,.....,.........A ,,,.., E sther Argo Motto: Ducamus aliis serricizflo. fLet us lead by serving others.J Colors: Old gold and black Purpose: The promotion of scholastic excellence and the cultivation of the ideals of honesty, loyalty, courage, and leadership among' the high school students of America. Carl Haywood, Elna Warren, Paul Garcia Esther Argo. BETA CLUB MEMBERS 4471 DISC AND DIAMCDND SCDCIETY Lt. John Black, Lt. Paul Garcia, Sgt. Joe Thomp- son, Capt. Donald Page, Sgt. Bobby Harris. Sec- ond row: Capt. Robert Weaver, Lt. Robert Ruda- sill, Sgt. Eugene McDonald, Lt. Edwin Pelot. Sponsor ...... ........ C apt. Vernon Atwood Captain .......... ............,...,,... J ohn Black First Lt. L ,,,,... ......... P aul Garcia First Lt. H ...... ......... J oe Thompson First Lt. V ...... ........ D onald Page Second Lt. T .,.l,,. .......... B obby Harris Second Lt. S ,,,,.,, ....... R obert Weaver Second Lt. L .....,. ........, R obert Rudasill Second Lt. F ....... ........ E ugene McDonald First Sgt. ...l.....,.,,.,.,..,..,..,.,........... .,,.....,,.. E dwin Pelot Motto: Forward for America. Purpose: To Promote Honor, Loyalty, and Valor. DISC AND DIAMOND SOCIETY MEMBERS 6483 ll ll CLUB 1 , 1 . Q Purpose: To establish, maintain, a sportsmanship. Billy Garrett, Johnnie Kinsler, Richard Caldwell, Doris Hogan. L CLUB MEMBERS Preszdent .....,,,.i... ,,,..,. Secretary ,..... Treasurer ,,,i.......... ..........,...................,....... Richard Caldwell Vice-President ......, .....,.... B illy Garrett .Johnnie Kinsler Doris Hogan nd promote better C497 l l PHYSICS CLUB i George Adams, June Martin, Anne Shadburn, Sammy Brewton. President ,,......., ...,,,. G em-ge Adams Vice-President ........ ....... S ammy Brewton Secretary ......... .......... J une Martin. Treasurer ..,..,.,.,...........,.....,..........,......... Anne Shadburn Motto: The path of learning is hard: but knowl- edge, the goal, is worth the struggle. Purpose: 'ATO create an interest in the problems of modern physics. PHYSICS CLUB MEMBERS , ,,,, X 1505 SPANISH CLUB Geneva Smith, Sheila Wilson, Joyce Pryor, Dewey Gassett. Sponsor ....... ............. M iss Trice President .,.,.... , ......... Dewey Gassett Vice-President ...., ....,....., J oyce Pryor Secretary .....,. ....... S heila Wilson Treasurer .......,..,.,...........,,..., ....... G eneva Smith Motto : Vamos Adelantel Purpose: To promote understanding and interest in Latin-American Countries. SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS C517 THOMASTON CHAPTER OF FUTURE HQMEMAKERS OF HMERICA Sponsors A.A.,, ,,,,,,., ll liss Jackson, Miss Aycock I'VFSI.!It'7lf ,.,,.... A.,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, G loria Burson l'i1'v-Prcsirlezzf ..,,,,,,, Marilyn Strickland 7'1'0nsm'er ,,,,,,,,.. ....,....... M artha Smith Social Chairman ..,i ...,,,, D ona Bell Colquitt Sang Leader .,.. .....,,... D oris Vining HfSf!Il'l'll'll ....,,,,,, ....., D oris Thurston IIUVHKIIllfC?lfflI'fllI1 ,.,, ,,,,,.,, P atsy Bolton Ilvpm-fer .,.,,.....ii.i,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,., .,..,, Betty Chapman Motto: Toward New Horizons. Purpose: Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. FUTURE HOMFMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB MEMBERS '41 , 1 'K . .1 L. . P' . ' xg I -I w lx '. V 1 ww 1 l 1 ,. ..,,,, , , ,...a,..i,,...1l Cl-ICDRAL CLUB Grace Jones, Betty Jean Carden, Geneva S'mith, Martha Searcy. Sponsor .,,, ........ M iss Berly President ........... ......... G race Jones Vice-President ..... .......... B etty Carden Secretary ....,,. ,.,...... G eneva Smith Motto: Music Hath Charm. CHORAL CLUB MEMBERS C533 BIOLOGY CLUB Sonny McClellan, Sara Thurston, A Bob Watkins, Bethel Ingram. l'1'cS'ide11t ......,..,... 7.,,,.,., B ob Watkins VIC?-I'l'l?S'fLlf?'77f ....... ,,....,. S ara Thurston Sccrcfary .,,..,..,. ,,,,,,,, S onny McClellan Treasurer .,..,Y.,.,A,,,.,.........,............,,,A,,,,,,,, Bethel Ingram Motto: Making the best better in Science. 0bjl'Cf1.'llC'Z To gain a better insight into the field of Science by field trips and individual projects. MEMBERS OF BIOLOGY CLUB -M --ww-uw-m-W l. M to .e W. ,llr ,Bowery I AJ 1545 Sponsor ,.,.. . President .....A... Vice-Presidezlf A Secretary ,,,,,.,... Treas1n e1' ........ . ParI'iame11ta1'iaw D. C. T. CLASS .......Bessie Beeland .......,.,M1'. Stiles ....,..Inez Duncan Hoyle ....... Alma Hamrick Hazel Anthony , ,nfl?g'aegm' Q' lst row: Fay Hoyle, Hazel Anthony. 2nd row: Inez Duncan, Bessie Beeland, Alma Hamrick. MEMBERS OF D.C.T. CLASS 6553 , -in CHEMISTRY CLUB l John Black, Grace Jones, Edwin Pelot, Ted Matthews. Sponsor ...........,,.,......,k,,,,,....,.,.,A,,, .,A,,.,,,,,,.,,,,, M r, Pitney Motto: Willingness to let evidence determine judg- ment. Purpose: To promote interest in scientific activities. President .,.....,,,,...,,, ......i...,.,, ,,,,...,YA.....,.... E d win Pelot Vice-Presidevzt ...r,,. 7,,Y,,,,, J ohn Black Secretary .,,,.... ,.......,, G race Jones T1-eas1u'e'r ..... ......... T ed Matthews MEMBERS OF CHEMISTRY CLUB C569 LATIN CLUB Sponsor ...... ..Y.v,, M rs. Greene President ...A..,,,,....,...... ,..,.,.,, ...... S a ra Thurston Secretary and Treasurer .,,,.. ......., S ylvia Reeves Motto: Labor vincif omnia. iLabor Conquers all.J Project: To arouse in each member a deeper appre- ciation of the ways and customs of the Romans. Sara Thurston, Sonny McClellan Sylvia Reeves. MEMBERS OF LATIN CLUB 571 SAFETY PATROL First row: Jean Rudasill, Winifred Howard, Fay Gilmer, Sara Mcllflanus, Rachel Ken- nedy, Joan Turner, Joyce Barnes, Virginia Cody, Va Leta Taplcy. Second row: Leon Foster, Claude Jones, Bobby Cain, Marion Gaddy, Tommy Tatum, Ellis Bransford, Renay lienfroe. SCRIBBLER STAFF V T a Seated: Dorothy Thompson, Jane Winkles, Grace Jones, Rachel Vasteel, Carl Haywood, Anne Howell, Dewey Gassett, Lamar Hinson. Standing: Ben Watson, Miss Bryant, Charles Pfannkuche, Joyce Denny, Martha Searcy, Geneva Smith, Betty Jean Carden, Burle Turner, Sonny McClellan, Miss Bell, Back row Douglas Smith. 1581 We Have Wrecked Qle Griffin Hig S X NW gi . Q ' Q' ,Q do Q36 mwfl a p w '-K . Ilan G .EY Q + lv if WF:-5 I 4 7, Y CHEERLEADERS 'W ,klipnnrv-v-W Lirst row: Annie May Hines, Joyce Pryor, June Martin, Anne Yarbrough, Martha Searcy. Second row: Barbara Jean Torbert, Marianne Perdue, co-captain, Joanne Hoyle, co-captain, Eleanor Arnald. 1601 J First row: Coach E. C. Mitchum, Delmas Whitten, Marion Gaddy, Burle Turner, Norman Gaddy, Paul Garcia, Al Cameron, Dewey Jones, Joe Thompson, Bobby Rudasill, Coachch J. E. Richards. Second row: Billy Gene Phillips, Bill Dickens, Sonny McClellan, Donald Hunter, Ellis Hamlett, Jack Fordham, Hugh Radcliffe, Calvin Daniel, Floyd Brown, Mack Raines. Third row: Allen Lee, Billy McKenzie, Jack Arnold, Donald Harris, Bethel Ingram, Bud Duncan, Bentley Adams, Wheeler Cooper, Robert Weaver, Richard Caldwell, Davis Hendricks. Fourth row: Billy Mitcham, Manager, Billy Garrett, Billy Farr, Larry White, Lamar Hinson, Joe Moore, Legrew Bray, Bill Jones, Troy Pfannkuche, Henry Johnson, Paul Reese, Dale Kelley, Manager. LEE LINE-UP Lana.. ,---- s ,, ,fr ,WA , , LAL' ss. . . , . , .- , End, Floyd Brown, Tackle, Marion Gaddyg Guard, Al Cameron, Cen- ter, Burle Turnerg Guard, Paul Garcia, Tackle, Bobby Rudasill, End, Hugh RadclifTeg Quarterback, Richard Caldwell, Lefthalf, Paul Reese, Righthalf, Robert Weaver: Fullback, Billy Garrett. C612 OUR COACHES TO COACHES RICHARDS AND MITCHAM GOES OUR GRATEFUL APPRECIATION FOR A JOB WELL DONE COACH J. E. RICHARDS COACH E. C. MITCHAM WE HAVE WRECKED OL' GRIFFIN HIGH! Bring out the bunting and the striped flags! Lee has beaten Griffin, and we still hear Rebel voices raised in the chant of victory, We have wrecked ol' Griffin High! The mighty Gold Wave was stopped cold in its tracks on the night of November 27, 1947, as a Rebel team that couldn't be content without winning that game made the gridiron sizzle. The Lee line was supreme, equaled only by the Lee backfield. In the opening quarter of the game, Griffin fumbled and the Rebels recovered the ball on the Gold Waves' thirty- five yard line. The Rebels then tried a pass, but the ball was intercepted. On the next play, Griffin tried a pass, but it failed. Then a scoring threat was stopped by Brown. On the same pla'y, Lee's offensive center, Turner, was hurt. The second and third quarters were uneventful in that no score was made by either team. With just a few remaining minutes of the last quarter, the Gold Wavers were able to c1'ash through to pay dirt, to make the score seven to nothing. Then, right out the blue, Reese broke through the Griffin line and got away into the clear for a seventy-six yard run to a touchdown. The extra point was good, and the score became seven to seven. A few plays later, a Griffin punt was blockedg and in a very few plays, Lee was at Griffin'sVtwo-yard line. In two tries, Cald- well was able to buck the line for the winning score. Then, Radcliffe passed to Caldwell for the extra point, making the score fourteen to seven. MANAGERS Dale Kelly and Billy Mitcham f 62 J A Summary oi The i947 Football Season The highlight of the 1947 football season came on the night of November 27 when Lee beat Griffin to the tune of 14-7. However, the rest of the season was by no means a dull one. In the first game of the season, with Fulton High of Atlanta, the Fightin' Rebels triumphed, 20-6. Next, the Lee Gridders traveled to Cedartown, only to be beaten, 8-7. The Rebels put up a good fight, and made a good showing by holding the score down to this low tide. 'Way, 'way out in Belzoni, Mississippi, Lee won again, this time 7-0. This was a heartening victory for the Rebels, for it was an uncertain game. Back home again, Lee played host to Fitzgerald, and was beaten, 34-O. The season was getting to be a varied one, and crowds packed the stadium much more than in the previous year when the Rebels were winning at the first of the season. The next game was with Americus, and Lee's star, Radcliffe, was just beginning to turn the tide of events for the Rebels. Americus suffered a 20-0 defeat at the hands of the Rebels. Finally, the much-awaited day was here-the Rockmart game! Many were appre- hensive, to say the least, about this game, but the Rebels, although they suffered a series of heart-rending bad breaks, managed to keep the score to a 0-O dead-lock. At that time, many said that this point was the peak of the Rebels' ability, but no one could foresee the outcome of that game with Griffin. Next, Lee triumphed over Athens, 39-7. The next game, with Baker Village of Columbus, resulted in a Rebel defeat. The Baker team Won over the Rebels, 13.0. The rest of the story is now deeply carved on the pages of history. Is there a Rebel in Georgia who doesn't know that on November 27, Lee beat Griffin, 14-7? - During the season as a whole, there were many stars who contributed equally to the success of the season. But all will agree that in the line, Garcia was superb, in the backfield, Radcliffe, Reese, Weaver, Caldwell, and Garrett. These are just the superl- atifes, but there is not room on several pages to list the names of all those who played the game well, and deserve a great deal of credit. To ever'y football player, from the star to the water boy, goes a salute from all of us. 6633 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Martha Smith, Nelle VVebb, Sylvia Reeves, June Black, Rachel Kennedy, Alternate Captain, Doris Hogan, Betty Radcliffe, Bobby Moore, Johnnie Kinsler, Cap- tain. Second row: Betty Jean Fowler, Jean Pryor, Melba McCrackin, Ellene Wheeless, Wanda Wade, Sara McManus, Myrtice Hale, Fay Gilmer, Frances Barrett. Third row: Jeanette Boyt, Betty Gilbert, Myrtle Hale, Camille Colquitt, Joyce Barnes, VVilma Turner, Betty Walker, Christine Vaughn. Fourth row: Shirley Kersey, Manager, Coach E. C. Mitchum, Jean Middlebrooks, Manager. MAIN FORWARDS MAIN GUARDS Sylvia Reeves, Rachel Kennedy, Betty Walk- Frances Barrett, Christine Vaughn, Nelle er, June Black, Doris Hogan, Betty Radcliffe. Webb, Bobby Moore, Johnnie Kinsler, Martha Smith, Myrtlce Hale. Q 64 J BUYS' BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Bentley Adams, Bethel Ingram, Bud Duncan, Hugh Radcliffe, Donald Page, Norman Morris, Floyd Brown. Second row: Bill Dickens, Davis Hendricks, Alvah Nelson, Joe Moore, Joe Mullins, Robert Weaver, Jack Fordham. Third row: Dale Kelly, Manager, Alton Treadway, Coach J. E. Richards, Larry White, Billy Mitcham, Manager. FIRST TEAM Bethel Ingram, Floyd Brown, Hugh Radcliffe, Bud Duncan, Robert Weaver. 1659 Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee L Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee FOOTBALL SCORES Fulton High Cedartown Belzoni Fitzgerald LaGrange Americus Rockmart ,rAthens Fulton High Griffin BASKETBALL SCORES BOYS GIRLS L r,rYatesville L L ,aHogansvi11e . Spalding ,r,,r,,Zebu1on rGriffin L G 7 Fort Valley L aaaa LaGrange , N,,Concord L ,,,, ,rGriffin jackson LaGrange Lee L ,aiaaa Yatesville Lee ,LHogansville Lee a,i..w. Spalding Lee Zebulon Lee aYa7a,a Griffin Lee a,,a,,a Fort Valley Lee ir.Concord Lee L jackson Lee aa,aaaa Zebulon Lee aaa,,,, Griffin Lee Y rrr,r Jackson Lee Fort Valley Lee rar,r Spalding W- ' W' 4' 1 .4 Q 9 Il - ! 2, F wg6?'7 Y THEY GUARD THE flgg Iv REBEL TRAIN. WIN ' l E X f 0' MILITARY PERSONNEL Col. Parrish, Capt. Atwood, Sgt. Stripling, Sgt. Lamb, Sgt. Newman. BATTALION STAFF Major Lamar Hinson Lfrontj, Capt. Donald Page, lst Lt. Paul Garcia, Capt. Robert Weaver, 2nd Lt. Norman Morris, Sgt. Dewey Gassett, Cpl. Barney Montgomery. 1683 Major Lamar Hinson Batffllion CYOHIIIIUHIIPI' Marianne Perdue Capt. Donald Page 'HQ' 'Gia Capt. Robert Weaver' Battalion Elwcmiw, Ann lgaslev Plans and TVUA1'NIIlfj Jean Middlebrooks Lt. Paul Garcia Adjutant Lt. Norman Munn Supply OfI'ic'vr Fay Hoyle Faye Lumpkin 4 G9 ' 1 CCDMPANY A l Lt. Horace Martin Doris Thurston Lt. L. J. Ellington Anne Howell Lt. Robert Rudasill Grace Jones C703 Capt. Dewey Jones Camille Colquitt FIRST PLATOON First row Jimmy Davis, Jackie Arnold, Bennett Hancock, Capt. DeWe'y Jones, Lt. Horace Martin, Houston Flowers, Herschel Parker. Second row: Wheeler Cooper, Roy Dawson, Elbert Stubbs, Bobby Dawson, Preston Harpe, Al Cameron. Third row: Eugene McDonald, Roy Salter, Charles Hilton Stall- ings, James Welch, Jackie Lewis, Bobby Fowler. SECOND PLATOON First row: Bentley Spinks, Fred Trice, Lt. L. J. Ellington, Bobby Lee, Glenn Mallory, Junior John- son. Second row: Joe Mullins, Taunton, Jimmie Huckabee, Alvin Isbell. Third row: Fred Smith, Billy Shaw, James Turner, James Duke, Ray Gul- ledge, Otis King, Bentley Adams. Fourth row: James Chastain, Bill'y Ballard, Eugene McGowan, Tommy Woodall, James Henderson. THIRD PLATOON First row: Donald Brannon, Bobby Cain, Carter Campbell, Troy Pfannkuche, Billy Stewart, Joe El- liott, Herbert Thompson, Leon Herring. Second row: Aubrey Shepard, Louis Watson, Ben Moseley, John- nie Jordan, Ralph Brown, Robert Williams, Eugene Ivey, Luther Presley. Third row: Douglas Smith, Mack Raines, Bill Jones, Lt. Bobby Rudasill, George Adams, Asa Yarbrough, Charles Hambrick. an h wx Ga wg 6 fs I P .l w ' fi ? Y . 5. , fa . fu my- , , was f, I ' fy f -A LV. , H Q - mf 9 3 Uh it Q ,+V ' V '31 , 3 Z- Q , Swv' A z 5 ,gf -.71 ,- -s.-,M-M 31 Qu, , 5 ,r I 3 gi? ifoigg 13.0212 1 11 f FA? f .g 'QE L K' 54 'E .v 4 'I Y ,X. , i 'Q it 9? K ! 'N f , .2 Q .3 ' I 9 i .,: .. ,x ,.+ CGM PAIXIY B Lt. Edwin Pelot Betty Radcliie Lt. Charles Pfannkuche Sue Harris Lt. John Flo'yd Black Genevie Smith 1721 Capt. Burle Turner June Martin FIRST PLATOON First row: Capt. Burle Turner, Lt. Edwin Pelot, Billy Gatlin, James Cook, Alvah Salter, George No- bles, Ellis Bransford, Tommy Tatum, Bobby Harris. Second 'row': Jack Fordham, Curtis Britt, Lamar Goodroe, Johnny Sprinkle, Marvin English, Edgar Legg, Eldo Ellerbee, Franklin Avery, Alton Tread- way. Third row: Ellis Hamlet, Ernest Walker, Jack Weeks, Tommy Russell, Bobby Milner, Joe Helms, Larry White, Whitie Crawford, Kenneth Helms, Dewey Corley. SECOND PLATOON First row: Bethel Ingram, Delmas Whitten, Lt. Charles Pfannkuche, Jack Bradshaw, Donald Corn- well, Sonny McClellan, Carl Haywood. Second row: Stanley Ragan, Lenny Shelley, Billy Phillips, Billy Eubanks, Earl Oglesbee, Paul English, Harold Wil- son, Bill Dickens. Third row: Bob Watkins, Harold Hopkins, Hugh Radcliffe, Eugene Helms, Bubber Waller, Charles Tate, Warren Holloway. THIRD PLATOON First row: Davis Hendricks, Bud Duncan, Charles Childs, Lt. John Floyd Black, Donald Emfinger, Olen Reid, Barron Yarbrough, Marion Gadd'y. Second row: Gene Hammond, Billy Hancock, Dale Kelly, William Baughcom, Renay Renfroe, Warren Welch, Marshall Helms. Third row: Earl Reeves, Ormand Dariel, Douglas Glover, Bobby Woodson, Royal Philips, Roscoe Selph, Kenneth Rogers, Ben Watson, Wyman Matthews, Donald Ethridge, Edmond Mat- thews, Lamar Lussi, Robert McLerd. A n M I 3 U 5 Kg K ' if ..,.i 'W USF' A , 1, 5 ,iliiiww QQ Q N I 'W , x 3 'I aa eg 5 '- g YJ 0. if , J vgfzfi , r-' l ,,.,f,,,,.V .- RIFLE TEAM First row: Lamar Hinson, Burle Turner, Dewey Jones, Horace Martin, L. J. Elling- ton, Robert Weaver, Robert Rudasill. Second row: Barney Montgomery, Davis Hen- dricks, Bubber Waller, Ray Gulledge, Jack Bradshaw. Third row: Donald Ethridge, Johnn'y Jordan, Hilton Stallings, Joe Mullins, Bethel Ingram, Joe Thompson, Jimmy Davis, Edward Arrington. MOST MILITARY BEARING George Adams 1 74 I NEATEST CADET Tommy Tatum - ., . ,, w , 51 VE WE QQ UWEQQ 3699 rw Wf 41jf 6 ',,, i X Q96 0,9 qv' Wq val? , W' M W' qw-... wiQd2ff9m4W ki? at-?fJ,Mwf !?4,'jfQWwJM,JyKf! W., MMA? 5531665 gf-0 'O apo' M' 'f7 6'6qJ OMC! a o i Jw 'Ms . ..,Aj,eL-f' MMG! WM 'div jpg J, ., MJ. !'.J4ZL3 v' JQWXZMJWVJWQG 6f'Jf'f'-'fj,fvZ'K9w-f ' Mfg-K fw- cf fb , -f' ,,afMJ CP MMM X ,I xg-I I-IqhLqht Q ,J M i i s of the L , . S h 1 Y X ,YYY X! Pj. D ,ifiyjivvmffiqr 11 11 NN 4 , . ., , ' I fgiiiiwiwkhfgv xm-?f'fv was g1.f.,,,L4ZV ? cg-km'-4h.NN -L Miss R. E. Lee MARIANNE PERDUE K 755 -I f '1 I 1 Mr. Pm. E. Lee ROBERT WEAVER 1779 Most Dependable Boy Most Dependable Girl CARL HAYWOOD . GLORIA BURSON ,ff AJ fl' .. ost Athletic Boy X 5 Mast Athletic Girl HUGH RADCLIFFE JOHNNIE KINSLER it r C 785 Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy 79 GRACE JONES ROBERT WEAVER Wittiest Boy Wittiest Girl L. J. ELLINGTON CAROLYN ELLINGTON V B i N313 'Nm Boy With Best Personality Girl With Best Pevscmality ROBERT WEAVER GRACE JONES Best Looking Prettiest BOBBY RUDASILL MARIANNE PERDUE t i k v Most Intellectual Girl GLORIA BURSON Most Intellectual Boy PAUL GARCIA Ftrfiemlliest Girl F'7'?'67lClll6Sl Boy BETTY RADCLIFFE EDWIN PELOT I...--V Literary Events - -- District Meet 19 4 6 - 19 4 7 Essay Vocal S0l0 Carl Haygood Doris Thurston Sara Fallin Walte'r Murphy Alternate: Secomi Place First Place Sonny McClellan in District in District Third Place in District Quartet T il ki Patricia Ritch, Sara Fallin, Grace Jones and Carol June Daniel The Quartet Won First Place in District Piano Typing Shorthand Home Economics J Y Sara Thurston Jeanette Fortson Joyce Hamrick Elna Warren Fourth Place Second Place Second Place in District in,District in District f32J Literary Events District Meet Thomas M. Frost C. Frost Rieeves ONE-ACT PLAY Jackie Thomas, Marylene Frost, Charlene Frost, Donald Reeves, Marianne Perdue, Walter Murphy. The One-Act Play Won Third Place in the District. I ' Perdue Murphy Reaclmg Declamatioii Zanier Downs Carl Haywood Alternate: Alternate: Martha Reeves Robert Weaver First Place in First Place in District District A Jfirmative Negative Gloria Burson Mary Bird Horner Zanier Downs Carl Haywood First Place in the District C839 DEAR DIARY by ANNE HOWELL Sept. 8-Ding! Dong! Bells, books and school! Horrors! Sept. 19-First football game of the season! The win- nah -Lee! Oct. 13-The football team had all the girls worried today. What tales they told about those Belzoni girls! All the Lee girls were Chartreuse with jeal- ousy. Oct. 17-The team played Fitzgerald. They won- Oct. 24 We yelled our heads off at the Americus ame M g Why? Lee won! , . Oct. 31-What a life! Lee lost again-to LaGrange. Nov. 7-Yippee! Our superb football team managed to hold undefeated Rockmart to a 0-0 tie! Fifteen big rahs for team! Nov. 10-Lee looked like Sadie Hawkins Day today. The officers were selecting sponsors . . . or was it the other wa'y around? Nov. 14-The Lee team journeyed to Athens, and now the players are bragging that they played on the same field that Trippi played on. Lee won. Nov. 21-The last home game of the season. Lee played the many-times-defeated Baker Village team and lost. Nov. 26-History was made, today. Lee-that wonder- ful, wonderful school - defeated Griffin for the first time in ages. After the game there was much celebration, but the Griifin team didn't join in the festivities. Wonder why. I don't suppose losing a chance at the championship had anything to do with it. P.S.-When Bo Turner got hurt, a cer- tain cheerleader was very unhappy. So was Bo's sister. Thanksgiving holidays began today. 1-Back to school after the holidays The home- room representatives met with Mr. Harris, Carl Haywood, Dewey Gassett, and Yours Truly to dis- cuss a school paper. The big question is: Will we get enough subscriptions? Dec. Dec. 2-We made club and homeroom pictures today for the Rebel. No classes before lunch! 3-Beta initiation! There were six new members. Have a Brock, somebody? Dec. Dec. 5-The Disc and Diamond Society had its initia- tion last night. Some of the boys had a hard time sitting down today. We also had our first basket- ball game of the season. Yatesville won. C843 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan Jan. Jan Jan Jan 6-The Third Annual Georgia Youth Assembly began its session today. Delegates from Thomaston were: Hi-Y-Paul Garcia and Robert Weaverg Tri- Hi-Y-June Martin and Marianne Perdueg Press Agent-Carl Haywood, Advisors-Miss Blanche Shehee and Mr. William Newsome. Say you liked Hurt Park, Carl? 7-A year ago today, tragedy struck deep into the heart of Thomaston, when four of our beloved girls and a teacher were lost in the Winecoff Hotel fire. Toda'y, at the State Capitol, a bronze plaque was dedicated in an impressive ceremony to the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members who lost their lives in the fire. Bravo to last year's Speaker of the House for suggesting the plaque! 9-Today Miss Shehee dished out, to be memorized, Patrick Henry's speech and the opening lines of The Declaration of Independence. Oh, woe is me! 10-Mr. Robert Martin gave a barbecue for the football team and cheerleaders. Some fun, huh? 19-School was out today for Christmas holidays! Two whole weeks of freedom! 22-The Tri-Hi-Y had a costume ball to raise money for the Memorial Fund. This fund is to be used to buy a piano for the school in memory of Mrs. Minor and the girls. The costumes were color- ful, the gym looked wonderful, and everyone had a grand time! 5-Back to school. How dull! 19-The big question of the week is: What is IT? 24-The Spanish Club had a dance at the Club- house. The decorations were beautiful and the dance cards were even numbered in Spanish! Won- der what they said. 27-That bright glow around school yesterday was Gloria's face when she saw Donald coming down the hall! 28-Officers of the Scribbler staff were announced today. Co-Editors were Anne Howell and Carl Hay- wood, but who is The Crumb ? The time has come to put the finishing touches to the Rebel, so I must end this daily account of happenings at Lee. We have enjoyed the first part of the year, and I know the latter part will be even better. There are the tournaments, the Beta Club Convention, District Meet, and all the Graduation Exercises-all these and many more-to look for- ward to. There are several things that I should like to add, but, since all things must sometimes end, I must sa'y, Goodbye, dear Diary. These are American Legion American Oil Company The 1948 Rebel the ones who have given their book possible. Patronize themg Alvah Nelson Lumber Company Artiste Beauty Shop Bethel Salter Birdsong Insurance Agency Birdsey Flour Store Birdsong Insurance Agency B. F. Goodrich Stores Bob Varner's Food Store Big Apple Food Market Braddy Jewelry Company Blue Goose Cafe Business and Professional Women's Club Bailey's Taxi Compan'y Co-Op Dairies City Barber Shop Charles Kass Company City Dairy Carter's Insurance Agency City Drug Company Christopher Williams Furniture Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company Cochran Motor Company Commercial Finance Company City of Thomaston Colquitt and Perdue Insurance Agency Citizens and Southern Bank Doyal Salter Dallas and Holloman Doctor Mattie C. Stphens Dickson Adams Drive-Inn Grill Emory Adams Food Store E. Thomaston Service Station Fincher Jewelry Company Frank Middlebrooks Friendly Finance Corporation Fairway Grocery Ferguson's Amoco Station Georgia Baking Compan'y Gulf Oil Products George H. Miller George N. McGeehee Golden Peacock Beauty Shoppe Georgia Highway Express Gordon E. Brown Electric Company Gladins Ladies Shoppe J. C. Colwell Motor Company Hawkins Grocery Hinson Auto and Furniture Company Herif-Jones Company Helner's Department Store Heberling Products Company Hotel Upson Hudgins' Motor Company James R. Davis, Jr. John W. Pye Junior Chamber of Commerce J ake's Cleaners Jake's Used Cars J. R. Wheeless and Sons 1855 Hdvertisers kind cooperation to help make they are Rebel boosters. Jesse English Service Station Karp Auto Parts Compan'y Loosier Furniture Company Lewis Brothers Mikell Jewelry Store Mitchell and Mitchell McCle1lan's Pharmacy McKenny Insurance Agency Moore's Dime Store Maxwell's Dime Store Model Laundry Martha Mills Mallory Motor Company Neal Logue Company Nehi Bottling Company O. W. Jones Hardware Company Perkins Freight Lines Pastime Bowling Alley Parkway Florists Patty Ann Dress Shop Pruett Motor Company Quality Cleaners Red's Pharmacy Roselyn Flower Shop Rebel Soda Shop Rhodes-Perdue Furniture Company Rightway Cleaners Ritz and Five Points Theaters Southern Finance Company Suggs' Chevrolet Compan'y Silvertown Pharmacy Stephens' Silvertown Theater Star Grocery Tri-City Furniture Company Taylor's Friendly Store The Board of Education Thomaston Appliance Company Tri-City Launder-Rite Bus Depot Publishing Company Mattress Company Kiwanis Club Lions Club Telephone Compan'y Mills Music Shop Florists Ice Company Cafe Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomaston Thomas Jewelry Company The Band Box The Jacobs Company U. S. Underwood Upson Laundry Upson County Commissioners The Veterans of Foreign Wars Veterans' Cab Company W S F T Watson Furniture Company Western Auto Associate Store Wheless Jewelry Company this Woodson Brothers Electrical Company WJJM ,bbphwgu Wyj jake' Wi?i!5ggfEQ3 S? .QQ WWEZQZQQZZKQ ,QQ QQQLZAQ Sjgjfgigizfwii 0533 25 MEYER Qfiwiwf Q M, E6 Elixjfjf wif Mg W X' fffgffdgfjilixwgfj FS 6 559 if Wjiqiw ,231 fwwwg M W gggiwfjfffjfff gif if fwfimw E Cwwwfffgfwl' Sfgfgg JHSHQMMJG ,diff QE QMYAW il 5.3! .ln 11-111111--1-- 111111-un1nu--an-un1nn --1--1-1 1111-1 n l1ll1In!o Compliments of PRUITT MOTOR COMPANY Phone Numbers 553 and 554 North Center Street Thomaston, Georgia Chrysler - Plymouth - International Harvester -..-..-..-,,-..-u,--...-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-,.-..-..-..-.u-.I-,.-..-...-H-.I-..-..- - - - -..-..-..I, Gloria Bzu'sonfThe p-rice of wisdom 'is above riches. -,...........-...-..-....-........-.I.-...-..-.......-..-..-.I-.s-..--.-s --.---- -- ----- ......-.......!. I Complinzvents of I BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL i WOMEN'S CLUB OF THOMASTON Our Goals-Jobs, Justice, Peace VW'E5525265fi7f?2255E?2EZii?E?E?2EEf?IfI'f f'ifffIff.Q I.Q..QQQ Q 1 'i i'l Thomaston Phone 3 Barnesville Griffin Phone 1071 Atlanta Phone Ra. 2167 PERKINS FREIGHT LINES, INC LEWIS PERKINS CHARLES WILLIAMS Ca-rl HoIywood4Witho1It music life would be a mistake. -...-.,..-,.....,..-.......,-....-..,.-,,.,-...-.....,,.,......,-,..-.,,....,...-...-..-......,.......,.... - .. -M,-..,,-,,,,..-....-....-..-....-..- -,,..-,,.,1,,!, Best Wishes THOMASTON FLORIST AND MUSIC SHOP 7 When It's Flowers Say It With Ours The Best in Music i Corner of West Main and Church Streets Phones ass, Night 44-W-7 Miss Dorothy Butts, owner Q I -....-..--.-..-...-....-..-..-.I-.......-..-....-..-...-...-..-..-..-. -..-...-..-.... .-....-....-.u-...-......-..-. ....-...-...g. Ann Pa-sley-A llllllllllllg smile, on heart of pure gold. 1na1n:1uu-un--su--m-un1un-un-uu-uu-un-un1uu-u--uuinuiun--un--u 1-11-1- u - 11111-1 nu-us-4? olompzmsms o f I I COMMERCIAL FINANCE COMPANY Auto Financing and Re-Financing Phone 873 C. B. Short -1- ----- ---I--- --- ------- -n-----n------ ------ -------'------- - - - ---------xi 1385 Commander J. A VINING Sr. Vice-Commander EDWIN TRIC E J r. Vice-Commander BILLY B LOUNT Ch ap lain X ' Adjutant A OF Fo M PAUL GOODROE X vs not f '41 Q f2lll1fI'fCI WLllSl5C'7' A X ff fl f MARCHMAN MCKENNEY X 'Wi 1 Trustee 'K U 9 WALTER PRO 6 MTE N WM. GIBSON I J. E. TRICE . 0 ezmlm ng if .L ma i'P,:L 5' 7 6 A A EMMETT PRESLEY W VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Stanford Ellington Post 6447 CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF '48 AND DEDICATES THIS PAGE TO THE MEMORY OF WORLD II DEAD OF UPSON COUNTY Alsobrooks, Andrew Bishop, Ralph E. Bledsoe, Cecil W. Bunn, Curtis V. Canup, Grady H. Cato, Franklin A. Chambley, R. M. Conley, John K. Conley, William A. Corley, Douglas A. Crawley, Clifford L. Cummings, Barney Daniel, Carl Daniel, Webb H. Dawson, Charles E. Dickens, Harvey Dixon, Clarence W. Doty, Robert S. Douglas, Paul Duke, Woody W. Dumas, Frank Dunbar, joel H. Ellerbee, Jessie M. Ellerbee, Merritt L. Ellington, Stanford Eubanks, Otis E. Fallin, Harvey T. Fallin, Thomas S. Brown, Otis Green, Robert L. Franklin, Ben S. Gilbert, Walter F. Grant, Reginald D. Greene, Paul E. Hale, Cecil Hanson, Wiley R. Harrell, Robert M. Hewett, Clyde Kinsler, Thomas F. Lashley, Orin D. Lynch, Frank A. Marrow, Ira W. Mallory, Fred Meadows, Dan Meeks, Troy E. Melton, james F. Melton, Lewis A. Murdock, Lamar Neely, Burton L. Nix, Morris E. Mixon, Ralph G. Oglesbee, Vemma K. Parkerson, Raymond Peaden, jim B. Perkins, Thomas L. Poole, john M. Powell, Athus K. Presley, Herbert G. Colored Hightower, Elijah jordan, Ulyses 1895 Pressley, William T., Pritchett, joseph E. Purvis, James P. Raines, Thomas D. Reeves, Lonnie H. Reeves, Thomas J. Ryals, Thurman Scarborough, Wm. H Shaw, Ernest Shirley, John H. Simpson, Richard Smith, james L. Stumphf, Walter P. Sutton, Ralph A. Teal, John A. Trice, Thomas B. Waldrop, Fletcher J. Weekes, Richard B. Whatley, Clifford E. Whittle, joseph H. Wilson, james T. Wilson, Jessie M. Willis, Cebran E. Winkles, Frank N. Wood, Henry N., jr. Wyatt, William W. Tomlin, Willie CTOR Jr. The Hotel. We is from.Thomaston. Lazy Boys! Resting' Arrington? Who's the girls, Hinson? The star and the produce Working hard, Miss Sheh r! ee? C901 Got two on hand, huh! Marianne and Clabberhead. Making her work for the trip Marianne? Mr. Brown and his boys! What boys! How do you rate, Hinson? PHONE 617 217-19 N. CHURCH STREET Before Your Buy - Be Sure You Try LCDCDSIER FURNITURE CCDMPANY Good ond Better Furniture for Less Money Since 1933 OSCAR F. LOOSIER EVERETT D. LOOSIER 1911 1111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111 1 1 1111111111 1 111111111111111111111111111 Compliments of MAllORY MOTOR COMPANY Your Studebaker Dealer Specializes In: Complete Motor Tune-Up Wheel Balancing and Front End Aligning Genuine AMOCO Lubrication by An Expert Parts and Accessories for All Studebakers DAVIS AT NORTH CENTER PHONE 1024 111111-111111111u.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1 1 111111111111 1 Nell Webb-Sh ' g tl h ' hy but she has mischief in her y. 1 1111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111111111-111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 -- 1-1 1 1 Compliments of FINCHER JEWELRY COMPANY Diamonds - Watches - Iewelry FINCHER BUILDING THOMASTON, GEORGIA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111-1-1.1111111111 1 1 1 1 111111111111111111111111111111 C927 1111-51. in-...in ... -..-..-.......-..-..-..-..-..-... - ............i. Y-..-..- -.............-.............-.....-..-.- Compliments of I I F SILVERTOWN PHARMACY l Compliments of The Rexall Store i Q - 1 Phone 671 E I ......-..-......-......-.................-......-..........I. .i.........-......-.......-..-..-..-......-..- - - - Dewey Gassett-We know nothing of tomorrowg our business is to be happy today. ..........-.......-.........-.................-..............,', q..-....................-............-.......-....- - -. - I i Compliments of I I Compliments of E QUALITY CLEANERS THE BAND BOX 1 I Al Uphezd E M,-e. Evelyn Hicks ..-..-..-..-..-.....-..-..-..-..-.-..-..-.........l .e....-..-..-..-n-...s....-.........-..-........- Betty Walker-Grace in all her step in every picture kindness and love. ..-..-........-..-...-..-....................-..-......-..!. .g..................................-..-..-..........-. ... .-- I I Compliments of I H Compliments of GORDON E. BROWN l' KERSEY'S FOOD ELECTRIC COMPANY I S T 0 R E phone 305 U Phone 1196-J ez X ..-....-..-...........-..-......-..-.........-..-...........-nl. ei..-......-..-..-.......-.......-.......-..-..-..- - -- Ernest Walker-Real life lies in love, laughter and work. :inn-:sian-E511:1n-sun-:sins--nn-nil:-n1n.!, T1n1n1n1n1n-nu-nl1uu--EI1n-1:11:11-1:11 1 -I J. C. CCLWELL MOTOR li ,L compliments vf H I! CUMPANY i CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS Kaiser-Frazer Automobiles i COMPANY Sales' and Service n H 411 N. Center St II I Household Furnishings Thomaston, Georgia Thomastonf Georgia -1114--QE1--1.1.-u1q.1.n1u-.ql..g-in-1.1-g1.n1n1ll 4:--n1-an-n1n-lu-u1ul-nzul--n11:-ll1u-Il1u-1 Helen Gilbert-Modest and sweet, a truer friend hath no man. in-'11.51.gininiIn-..in...,...,..,,.1,.1..-.n.1n1.? Tgini1.1.51Ig..g-n1-pin1u-n1un--n1nn--nn1ln- i F R 1 C 1 D A 1 R E Compliments of l I I JOHN W. PYE, Dealer A F R I E N D T 104 N. Church Street i 4 Phone 820 1'--In1.n.-u-n.-qq1.qg1qg-.ql..-n-.ninlq +-a -. -i......... -......-e.....ie.le........L:....Le:.......Le C931 ill... 1 1 1.,...qq1,,ingiqg1 1 1 1 1 -mg 111,111-.-1-11...-1.--q 'Y 'E Compliments of THE THOMASTON BUS DEPOT Trailways '2'5fL XZ2.ZLLQ?625LIfIEEE ZJZJZQZ' 145.1niI.11p-.,i,.1n.-.lg-.nq.-.p1..1...i 1 -mg...--.,. Compliments of HAWKINS GROCERY 901 Barnesville Street Thomaston, Georgia -Genevie Smith-Fair words never hurt the Compliments of GLADIN'S LADIES' SHOPPE -I -r---- ----- ------------ ----- ---'- I I I Compliments i of i I I I I I GEORGIA HIGHWAY I I I EXPRESS I Frank W. Warren, Agent I I .L .i..-..- - ....- -......-......-.-.-..-.- - -..- S I I Always Tune To I I I W S F T FOR THE FINEST I i ENTERTAINMENT I I ' f I I I 1 2 2 0 I I I I O n Y 0 u r D I al .I L-.. .... ..- -..-. - -.-..-..-. - - -..- tongue. .r,i,,T,,,,,...,T,...,.i.,1.I1l....,li,.1l...,qilq-...tug-. ' I I I HUDGINS MOTOR I I COMPANY I I I AUTOMOTIVE I I SPECIALISTSH f I PONTIAC I T Sales and Service Phone 361 Thomaston, Ga i I..-..- -..-.. ....... .-..-..-.- -.,- C949 Compliments oi TI-IE CITY OF Tl-ICDMASTON The City authorities are in sympathy with our educational institutions and take ioriole in the publication of this volume. Frank Binford, Mayor. Councilmenz L. P. Davis, Mayor pro tem Lewis Perkins Alton Jenkins Marvin Adams J. A. Vining R. M. Bethel, Clerk and Treasure 1953 rv.-. 1 'bf-f5',i4F Zan 'I ill 1. Two goons and a gal. 6 2. Beat her up! 7 3. Mr. Oxner. 8 4. Bo and his gals. 9 5. Betty looks natural. 10. C963 k Ba1'1'on's Popular! '4The Ganga Have a fight? Patsy gets around. Something's wrong here! if gg in gm ff:-g!l',,' . idk -.7 PHTRONIZE OUR HDVERTISERS Through the kind cooperation of the Advertisers, this twenty- second volume of THE REBEL has been published. They are your friends, the forces that have made the printing of this book possible. Patronize themg they are for Lee and YOU.- Advertising Manager R. E. LEE REBEL Helen Sykes-Without love and laughter, life 'is nothing. 1..1..1..1,.1..1..1..1..1..1..1l.1...-..1,.1..1..1......1..11.1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of THE UPSON COOPERATIVE DAIRIES INC. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE 802 R. C. Pinkard, Manager Thomaston, Georgia 1.11.I1-.1..1,.1..111.11.1.11.11.1..1'q1.,1.p1..1..1..-...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.g1. Bobby Harris-A laugh, a smile, a cheery word. BEST WISEIES RIGHT-WAY CLEANERS We Appreciate Your Patronage Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service N. Center Street Phone 959 1..1u.1..1..1..1..-- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...-..1..1q.-.ll-1.1 1, C975 -f- 1111111111111111111111111.-n1u1n-n1pq.-u1gq1.g1g Compliments of THE BOARD GF EDUCATICDN JAMES R. DAVIS, JR., CHAIRMAN ADRIAN COLQUITT WOODBRIDGE GREENE W. H. HIGHTOWER, JR. CLYDE c. SALTER FRED P. SMITH ROBERT J. VARNER Thomcxston, Georgia 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1.l1..-.q.1.l1..1 1 1..1..1-11,113-4.11 6981 13 --1113-ol--ll 14-an :: 3:151- .. ., .. .. N 15 H 'F L 4. lv I I M U of --n-1-1-4, ofau1uu -1--- ------n-n-u--u--- ---- u-..- I I Compliments of R' E' LEE I STANDARD CLASS RING I esse English Gulf I I Fee Any Year . . I I SGIVICS Stcrtron 1 3 II' I Herfl-I ones Company Thomaston' Georgia H. S. Canfield Atlanta, Ga. I I. Bobby Lee-To hurry or worry is not my creedg things will happen so wh.at's the need. i..i..1..1..1.,1gg.-nie..-.11pl.-I.-1.-1.-ll.-I...-pq, +.1.n-1.11-1111-u.-u-1n1-nI1u1nn--un-1:11a--uu1ll-ll1ll- I I B E S T W I S H E S 1 1 Woodson Brothers I Plumbing, Heating and Electrical from Contractors I Truitt R. Woodson - Maurice J. Woodson The Star Grocery I Ne.-eh Center Street I i Telephone 161 Box 667 108 E. Gordon Street T Thomaston, Ga. 1llillllll1ulh1llillilltulluillillillvll1ll1ll1ullli-0350 L1llll1ll1ll1ll1ll-Tllhili-'IllTIITIIITIU-ill? Y' 4' illill-1 Elna Warren-A good time on hand is worth. two rn the planning. i..i..T..T..T..i.q..m.-.lpiuiqp-...iq.1.gT.l1pl...?g ,?...,.qT..T,qT..i.g1.l--T 1- - 1 - 1 1 L vlnilni I I Compliments I I Compliments of of . I I ' . . 1 B. F. Goodrrch Store Lewrs Brothers 7 i fi I I I -,,,..-,,,,,,,,,.,,,,-,,,-.,,-H,,,,,-...1,,,..,,,,...,,,.-,.,,,,,,-,,,l. +e-nn-un-- - - -- - - - - - - - - - -lw-ll- Douglas Smith-To strive, to seek, and not to yield. illvllvllvlliniuvhl1ll1ll:-ll-1ll1llvllvll1llll?t l?UlTlUil'T ' 1 T T 'T T T i 1' l T Tuiui . I I Comphments I I Roselyn Flower Shop of I I I Flowers For All Occasions SilVe1'l0WI1 Thedfel' Corsage Work A Specialty I I HOUSE OF HITS Phone 33 Mrs. c. M. Paulk I I - .. -.,,.-..-..-....-.,1..-..-..-...- - -......-...i. aio---.1----n--nn -1-- - - --un-I-1-w------I-II1 C995 COMPLIMENTS OF WHEELESS JEWELRY COMPANY Authorized Dealers BULOVA - GRUEN - HAMILTON - ELGIN - HARVEL W A T C H E S RITZ THEATER BUILDING THOMASTON, GEORGIA iilff-' ' 'i2 'Z ZQ7ZT7'Ql? 'Y Z I T ZT COMPLIMENTS OF ALVAH NELSON LUMBER C 0 M P A N Y EVERYTHING T0 BUILD WITH THOMASTON ICE COMPANY ICE - COAL 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1:1-n1pq1..1n1pp1n1 1.1..1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1. f10OJ 1111.1-1.15 l1u1n1g.1. if I I l ! I I. 4- I. I. I. I I Z H 331 I 2:1011-u 'I'- q',l1so-ug1pg1g....g.1..1..1..1,.-n-pa-un-au1.n 14.1-1.1-.1191-qu-4.-q1q.1..'. n1n1uu1u:1sn1nn 111111 11111111 111 Compliments of TI-ICDMASTCDN MILLS Thomcrston,Georqic1 1n1n1u1...-n1u1..1... 1 1 1 u1 K J x L i kmwdaa Ah-come on Martin. Sleeping' Girls? Jail Birds. Got a prop Ann? Thinking, Bo? In the sway. 11021 Where's Melba? School Hicks! What's up, Rachel? The gang1's all Herr'-Qrah! What's the matter Yarbrough? Why so indifferent Patsy? 111: :: 4. --------------- ..-..-..-..-..-...-..-.. -..-... .........-..- - .. - -.......i. COMPLIMENTS OF i T THE FRIENDLY FIN ANCE. INC. E M. T. Salter, Manager T 113 Hightower Street Phone 240 A.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.. .... ..-..-..-..-..-.. .......... ..-..- -.,-..- - -ml Johnnie Kinsler-the great t pl, ure in life is love. .!..-..-..-...-..-..------------------. ---- ----------------.-.--..-.. ------ -- - - - - - -..-......g. COMPLIMENTS Q OF l V 2 GOLDEN PEACOCK BEAUTY SHOP I 1- L H Phone 359 Hotel Upson Building l.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-.. ..... ..-..-..-.. ....... ..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- -..-..-,.i Jean Middlebro k -A g d d' 'position helps one -l b t g ' t h ,'ght . ?--.--..-..-..-......- -.. -...... ..-..-...-.. ........... -- .... - -..-..-.T i X COMPLIMEN TS g OF 5 n THOMASTON QPPLIANCE COMPANY i i l 1 4--------------------------------------------------------- -------- - - - - - - - - - ---------1. Rachel Kennedy-Speech, is great, but silence is g' t '. Q..-..-........-.....-..........-..-..-..........-..-..-..-...... .....--... -- - - - - - ....-......E. 1 i COMPLIMENTS , 1 OF I E g HOTEL UPSON I l L-..-.....-..-.- - - -- - - -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.....-..-..-.....-..- - - - - - - - -..-..-..g 11031 Compliments of I-IINSGN AUTQMQBILE CQ. and HIINISCDN FURNITURE CCD. DODGE . , . PLYMCDUTH . . . DQSCDTO DODGE TRUCKS NORTH CHURCH STREET - PHONE 62 C J .141I..-...1u1l.1..1..1..1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1uu1u Compliments of MARTHA MILLS Textile Division of B. F. GOODRICH CO. Silveriown, Georgia 1 1 1I.-n1..1u1q-.g..-1.14.-u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1.g1..1 Q01 --. -----.-------. ..-.......!. T........-.. -.... ..-...-......-..-..- - - - - 5 Q B est Wishes E Compliments of I I BIG APPLE SUPER MARKET i PATTY ANN DRESS SHOP 5 1 2 1 - '22ZZfiiQlIf13Z2Z'IfQZ'ZiQIiiZQfi'Z'Zlif Stii2'JIHlZ'2JIf,'LZQ'E2EEXIfZ ' - ' ' - - - -.......-...-..-..-....-...-...-..-......................-.........-...-...!. .!...-..........-...-...-..-......-......- .. .. - - - -..- I 1 Compliments' of f B e S i W i S h e S ' I JAMES R. DAVIS, JR. l FRANK M. MIDDLEBROOKS I 1 I i -..-..-..-..........-.....-.....-..-..........-......-..i. .i..-..-..- .. .. - - - - - .. .. - - - ....- Paul Garcia-Let my' deep, deep silence speak for me. 'I' 1n1..................,-...li..1.-1..1..1....,.1,.-uu1un1u-in gt...-I.-..1 1 .-..1..1..1..1..1..i...-........1 1 ,uh- I T ' 1 HELNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 3 3 . Complimenting the Graduating Class I A for Twenty-Five Years ' F -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-..-.......-..-..l. 4. Bessie Beeland-A world of wit, a heart of pfure g -un--an--:win--:lr-lu:ln1nullllnllluvnliul-ll-ul-ul-cus? C , . r ompliments of T H BAILEY'S TAXI COMPANY For Quick and Conrteons Service ! H Always I Call Bailey's Taxi Company Phone 151 U -sslI1IIT'II1-'llSillii!HIll! fill llT'llTllllll'Ulill1UllZllTli E Edwin Pelot-The way to have a friend is to be iIIIiIli'lllilllIlill-Tll'Tll'-ill?-IlT'll3 llllllll'Tll 'llT'l+ + I 5 COLQUITT 8z PURDUE 7 INSURANCE AGENCY I Protection Plus' S'eri1ice ' g I Fincher Building Phone 139 i I Thomaston, Georgia T Q W. Hubert Colquitt - Alton Perdue I illlllTllvtlliilll-1IIill'Tll'10'llllllTllTllFlllllTllTll I lil -11061 Compliments of CITY DAIRY Sz FREEZER LOCKER Phone 439 Thomaston, Ga. .1..1p.1,..-.gi-.1lp1gg...g1.g1.l1..1 1 .... -. -ui u1.u1g.-......i.l1gg-.lgiggiI-1..i..1u1 1 1 ...li Compliments of BOBBY B. MITCHELL and ROY C. MITCHELL g1.n-....- 1 u1u1nu......-.llltllill1ql1.g1..-..... 1...- one n1uu1u- -- 1 1nn1nn1nn-nu--un1uu1ul1 - - 10... Compliments of RITZ THEATER and FIVE POINTS THEATER 4.14g-.l11.41I...I.1.itq.1.11.H.-...1.g1.q1..1.g1..1..1 11.1.11..1..1u.1ll1..1u1.,1.,..-..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..-....1.l-gg-n1..1,,1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF ARTISTE BEAUTY SHOP Pledsino Permonents Our Specialty PHONE 127 108 N. CENTER STREET Hazel Odom, Owner Esth 1' Argo-Better to be s ll d shine tha t b l 'ge and cast shadow. Church Sm'myB' COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS JEWELRY COMPANY Wood Corved Hit Didmond Hinos and Main Street Thomaston, Georgia t -Its icft be i henyu .tn-lly '. COMPLIMENTS OF KILPATRICK HARDWARE COMPANY A Sporting Goods - Gifts - Hordwoire 1,1 -pn1..1.g1,1.1.11.g1..1g.1.,1n1.g1n1..1..g1..1.,1..1..1..1.g1.g1..1..1..1..1.1 11075 e If if -av . 2 ,L 4 Mad, Rachel? 7 Ready for Freddy or practice? 8 Somebody smile! 9 Two of a kind. 10 Totem pole. 11 Was Phy. Ed. that bad? 12 qwsp x Daddy, star, and manager. ROBERT E. LEE!'? Whata crowd ! Cute seniors! Stand up will ya. Cute couple. P r COMPLIMENTS OF NEAL10GUE COMPANY Quality - One Price Tri-City's Complete Department Store D 1 C rleu-The stren 1u1u1.n1n1n1n1u1n.1nu1nn1..1..1p.1..1 1 1.,1..1.n1.,1 gth, of your life is determined by the strength of your 14: II 1n1n1n1n1n1.u1n1u1.u1u1u1.g1..1.11..1 1,,1.,--..1..1 COMPLIMENTS OF 0 We I r a d e speciame AT .2E-2f-Q -EMELAELS 98 mfs PHONE AVENUE 3 8 8 H rocerie UPER TORE s C osmeti U. S. Underwood Has Served the People of Middle Georgia for 33 Years We Appreciate Your Patronage Q 109 J g1:n11u1uu1Iu1u...n1n1..1..1.,1..1,,1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of O. W. IONES 6. SON HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE, GIFTS, FEEDS, AND SEEDS You Can Get It At jones n1..1n1..1I.11I1Il1..1..1qu1nn-111-p1..1..1g1..1..1u1 1n1n1.n..l-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A man Morris-I can't help feelmg that 'my acts don't 'rep - t me. BRADDY IEWELRY COMPANY DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE The Store of Quality and Service PHONE 420 .1n1n1n1uu--n1u1 1n1n1n,1.u1II-u1.,1II1..1..1..1..1..1..1.,1..1 1.u1..1 1 1 1 sy Thornton-Si1zcerity is the true and honest picture of the mind. Compliments of THE REBEL SODA SHOP Meet Your Friends at the Rebel Soda Shop Best In Foods Courteous Service Always .1u1u..u..n--nn1un1un1nn-gp-111,11..1..1..1..1..1..1...-...1..1 1 1 1..1..1 1 1 1 1 eta Tapley-It matters not how long we live but how. ..1..1q.1..1..1..1..1 1..1..1qI1.g1..1..1..1..1..1.l1..-11 1 1u1nn1u1.n.-nu-.I1 1 1 Compliments of COCHRAN MOTOR COMPANY WILLY'S AND OLDSMOBILE DEALERS 24-Hour Wrecker Service Parts and Sales-Phone 74-W Service--Phone 74-J C1103 .1..ilu-.uninu1.n1nu.-lp-.n..p. Compliments of JUNICDR CHAMBER CDF CCDMMERCE TI-IOMQSTON, GEORGIQ. i J 1n1n1n-.u1l1..1l.1..1..1 1..1..1 1 1 11.1.--.. 1..1p.1 1 1.11..1,.1.I1..1n...n1u1.n1gn1gn1n1n1n 'I' I Compliments of I EMORY ADAMS FOOD STORE I I 905 Barnesville Street i Phone 132 Thomaston, Ga. II I 'I' Bettye Lee-Bettye's cute, Bettye's fine, Bettye 'I' I Compliments of I I CARTER'S I INSURANCE AGENCY I E. WoI'rill Carter I I Al Cafmeron-Let the other fellow worry. 'I' Compliments of I I CITY BARBER SHOP I I Phone 747 I I Marion A. Page Corner of Hightower and Main Street 1......1.l,1lu1uu1n1n......1..1.q1..1..1,.1.q1qp1.l1..1. 'I' Gerry Williams-A carefree will leads to joyfu 1nn1ln:un:ll1un-nn--nn-nn-1uu--un-uninn1nu1nu1un1nn1ll1u+ I Compliments of I I I ll7L l I ATTORNEY I I -I- 1n1n1u1n1n1n1u1u.1nn1n...n-.n-u-111-111.141-I Charles Childs-If worry were the cause of dea 'I- I TRI-CITY FURNITURE I COMPANY I Everything For the Home Telephone 405 I I 'I' I I I I I I I I I -I' .1nn1uu1 1n..n1ng1nn1np1ln1u.1nn1n-11.1 1 1. Compliments of THE JACOBS COMPANY shoots them all a line. 'I' I I I I I I I I I .1n.-n..u1n1n...-u1n1n.-u1n1n1.-1 1 1 1. Compliments of THOMASTON MATTRESS COMPANY Mrs. M. C. Shaclburn 600 Hightower Street .i......-..-.... - -..-..-..-..-..-..-..- .. - -.. 'I' I I I I I I I I n1n.1u Compliments of J. R. WHELESS AND SONS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 'I'- l life. 4' 11..1141,.1'.1.g1..1..1l.1..1,,1 1 1 1 1 1' I I I I I I I I I 4' Compliments' of GEORGE H. MILLER u1u.1n...u1u-.n...n..n1u1na1u-. 1 1 1 1 1:1 th, he would live forever. -I- I I I I I I I I- f112J .1p,1..1..1.......1..1..1n1.n...n1n1n1u1u1n1n TRI-CITY LAUNDER-RITE SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Harry Harp, Maxnager Phone 1208 Corner of Hightower and Walker Streets 1u1n1ln1n-.n1gn1.11gn1n1n...n.1n1u-.n-.u-n 1..1-.1u1u1.g...nn1n1 111.1 1 1 1 1... Citizens and Southern Bank Gi Thornaston, Georgia james R. Atwater r 7,,, ,,,, ,. Chairman of the Board C. B. jenkins ,aa,,,,, aa,,7,aa, ,..,.,,,,,a,, P r esident Walter B. Atwater e,,eeeee,teeee,ee,, President B. M. Branch ...,..... ....,.., . Assistant Cashier J. P. Culpepper ,, e. e. ,.... Assistant Cashier This Bank Is A Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1.1..1.q.-4.11.-I-1 1 1 1 1:'1.l1..1.g.-...'1u1 1:1 1 7: 1: 11 1 1: 1:1 11135 You name it. Keep it on-it helps. Birdseye view. Just peeping. Dizzy? The major. What's the idea? 11145 Hurry! Hurry! Whatcha doing Alma? Our dietician. Is she dancing? Who's on bottom? The mascot and the aunt 1..1..1.-11111111111111111111111.-....-In-ruin:-ll1a COMPLIMENTS OF UPSON LAUNDRY Expert Dry Cleaners PHONE 760 NORTH CENTER STREET 1..1.l1..1.,1.,1,..-111 1n1...1.41.1'p1..1.l1..1,.1..1..1..1n.1u.1..1..1.,1..1.,1. 1 1 1 1 Marjorie Carraway- . . . And what she greatly thought she greatly did. 1.41..1...-.I1H1...11.1...1..1..1..1..1..1,,1,.1..1.I1..11.11...,.1..1,.1..1,.1..1.g.-nl1..1 1 1. THE AMERICAN OIL CO. J. D. Greene NO BUSINESS TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL GAS - OIL - GREASE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES NORTH CENTER STREET 11151 .......n....n1.u1.u1n--n1u1n1un:lu-1nn1uu1nl:nl1- p-nn -- 1 1 1 1..1..1..1.,.1..1..1-.1 n1u1u1nn1.-1u1u1n...u1n.1n1n1 1 1 Compliments of Veterans Cabs PHONE 616 Operators: May Ray and William Traylor Cab No. Driver Cab No. Driver Cab No. Driver 9 1-Sam Daniel, jr. 2--Doug Daniel 3-W. Y. Daniel 4-Lamar Shephard 5-James Gilbert 6-Ben Ferguson 7-Worth Pryor 8-Buford Barlield Grace Jones-A little stone makes a big splash. Compliments of Thomcrston Telephone Bobby Radasill-I rn not arguing with you, Fm telling you. Compliments of -John Barfield 10-Buster Barfield 11-Ted Land 12-Buddy johnson 13-Pete Lumpkin Company F erquson Amoco Service Station At Barnesville and E. Main Streets 1..1,.1.,1,,1..-ua--u1nn1nu1nn1nn1uu1un1un1..1..1..1..1..1.,1..1..1..1q.1.......1..1.1 1 1 Bentley Aclams+I have no mockings or argamentsg I witness and wait. Compliments of Wcttson's Furniture Store Everything In Furniture Alma Hamriek-She likes to walk but not alone. Compliments of ,1..1111-.111 1...1..1..1l.1n'1..1,.1..1..1I,1U1.,1.,1,,1..1..1.,1..1..1 1 1 1 1 Mcrxwell's 5c and 10 c: Stores Thomaston's Leading Five and Ten Cent Store Where Shopping Is a Pleasure Q 116 J 1 1 1..1,.1 -1.1-pq1.p1.'1l.1..1,q1 1 1 1 1 1'.1.l-gl1l,1. :ln--un--n 11----------11 I... 4, Compliments of RED'S PHARMACY 1+ 1-u 11111-1-1111--- ll: ii +......- .-..-..-...-..-..-..-.. .--- - - -..- When it's reminiscence- it's THE REBEL When it's news you want- it's The Thomaston Times Every Friday AND The Free Press Every Tuesday 1u1n1lnin1n--11.11111...n...n....n..,'-.11-....-n-n... in of gold. nu? n1nn-n-1nn1n1nu1nu1ul1uu1 1un1un1nu1nu1nu1nn1n-1 Compliments of SARA M. BRITT Distributor GULF OIL PRODUCTS --'- --------------- --'A . L U L E Compliments of f f L 1v1ccLELLAN's ii PHARMACY 5 t 4 it i ........-..-..-..-......-..-..........-...-...........-..-..- ale Joe Thompson-Blessed is the man who invented sleep. 1:51n:u:u:n1ni:u-1uu-l:l-Iuinlrulinuilnvqnvn-pg-vpn? I 1 T Compliments of A I M : MODEL LAUNDRY D 1' y C l e a n i n g A l t e r a t i 0 n s L a u n d 1' y South Church Street Phone 1293 Thomaston, Georgia ! : -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-..-..-..-...,-.,-,1 L Erma Lee-Quietness and wisdom woven together into a ske 1f::---.---.--.--..----..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-....-..-..- T i T E E Compliments of 2 i i I PASLEY FUNERAL E g , ' I HOME 1 I 1 2 I ------ ---------------- -i- nlg n-n 1-1111i11111111 ln- C1171 ....1n.-n1..1.11111111111111..11.-1111 1.11U1.11pq1...--gg1.11'11.l1lq1qp1..1..1g.1-.1..1.1 1 1 1 1.I1n...u1.n-pl--n1u1u1u1l Compliments of EASON'S USED CARS AND GARAGE JAKE EASON THOMASTON, GEORGIA A ze Howell-A maiden l'ght and debonaire, with shi ' g ,y s and light brown hair. Compliments of PHRKWHY FLORISTS mes Chastain,-In action faithful and in honor cl '. Compliments of CQCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 0 F T H o M A S T o N ty GilbertvB silent and safe. Silence n ' b t y y . 1.--,.1..1.,1 1..1..1..1,.1..1..1..1.,1..1l1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-111:-nu.-.nu1nu1 1 Compliments of SUGGS CHEVROLET COMPANY AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE Q Thomaston, Georgia 1n1q.,1uu1nn1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1p'1gp1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1141...-.ql1qp1..-1.11- 11183 1p.1nn1qu1u 111111.11- I-n1n1n..-I nf ,1g.1u1.n1.u1gu-u1u1ol-In +...................................g. 1 l I I -Nl' lfv.-.............1q-up-u1..1.,1u1,, .....-..-......-..-........'. 1.15: 'I---a !' 11-11--11--so--11-11-enola-1!1 ?: :: 11111-11:4 1 10--:: :lin ici n-at I I I I II II 2 III 9 IDBI Q III 1 -1 III ' ' I 'gd 2 IZI E E ISI 2 C? Q 5 51 U Q I-U -. . ' I -2: Sisesiiies WSIQIF go ge P1 2 III 9 Q. SI 2 ITI S E I-UQ 5 sg: Er E- H 2' :I:s: 3 a2eZSI2I2w QSISIQ 'S' EXW 3 Ivel U2 3 2 I3 ISI 12 :m P o :S-: Q 6: Sh im: 2 I: II IIII I . Q, INI Q H 101 U, 'O -g- :. IXI gg I,QI fb Q : : .r.: V. IIIII E I-I I1.I N :.g- 3 FI :gs ig ISI II: F' I'I I'I ' lil : : zg: I I ISI I I IMI ..- -.......-..-..-..-...-..f. -i....-..-...........-..-.......-..g. 'S I S: ..........................!. .!.........................-....!. ., I I 5 IIEI I III I I H .3- I I Q III I L1 IS' I-1 UU II , nf ISI gf an II pg m Is! 5 cn Q ' ' E SI I I 3 '19 S IiI 2 'Q-I I I I Q I III I S. Q 3- ga: Q m II II 5 FI S ISI g 3 C, E11 .I,. if a' I s Q III 'I I :Is rm FI Q S o SS! S- Iq N I I 3 Z N Isl M I I 1 E15 I I I' I I 2 w I I I I as I I I I m I I I I 5 I I I I '4 I I Compliments of THOMASTON CAFE I -1- 1... ?......-..-..-.......-..-..-....!. 1..-..-..-.......-..-..-..-..-.!. I I I I I I I I I I g I I Q Q I I I I ge I I cu I 51 I Z IS I 5 I O Q I 'S I S I-I Q I 'E W Q : Q : 9... Z :I : Iv I I I I I S I I I I I 4 S I I I 2 F P7 2 I 53 5 3 : m : rl E I 3 N I N- I UI' W Q I 'lf' I . . Q H . - 5 w E. ' aa ' cg -4 Q E- ' W I Z 2 I Q I II 2 2 I II' I E11 N' I 3' I Q N' I Q , : 3 : C, F' : I., I 'JU IQ I Q I-I I Q : : IX' - 9-I Z : 'C N Q Q I I I I Q, I I IQ I? 1 Im IE I I I I ? q.-..-......-......-.......-...-..g. SI .g..g..-..-..-..-..-..-...- ..- 3, 'S 5 .!...-.... .-..-...-...-......-....g. ...-..-..-. -..-..-..-..-.q..g. Q- I I -.......-..-...-..-...-...-..-...-........-.......-..- -..-..-...g. I 11191 1i11...11..1.. 1 -. 1 1 -. .. -.111111.11,11111111111 7,007 104 in 111111111 1 111111111i11111..-1.i.,1.,1..... First With the Newest CHAS. KASS COMPANY MCKENNY INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance for Every Risk Auto Financing and Security Loans N. Church Street Phone 1104 0l0l1ll-ll 1f11----11-1 ll-ll-l-1l- -I-11:-I--ul -111- uu-un1l---uu-uu-n- - 11.-un--u-ua? COMPLIMENTS OF STEPHENS Auromosllf COMPANY I srfvnfus ruuml HOME I STEPHENS INSURANCE AGENCY I 0 I I I I ROY STEPHENS, AGENT I I . . I I I STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS I 1Il-u1n-uu1nn-nu1n- 11111 u11:-nn--n1n-11.11.------p---.11l.1.--.I11.1.11 -I-.1-.1-1.14111--1-11.-.11lu111-n--uu-nfg Belle Butts-All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. +'il'ill1ll1Ill!!-llillilllll 11-111 ll-nl1Il1u-'ll--ul1n 111111 n-nina-lull!--lull'-In-llilulll---rig' I I N I ' I I -I ff-N I 1 ,S M E X E., X ef 1 S f X '... E I QSNSQLPQQSQQ I .Q., I I H EX E. .- E i QQ mms 9 I Y QSZSESNO W : ., I 1 OF Tao mmm ms, GA. 1 I nos NORTH cr-funcn sv. I -n-n-----n:nn-u-an--nn--u-un1u1nn--u1n1u-n-n Q---- ---n1u1n-- p-n- --I-1:-I-ln:-1uu-nu-u--un-an-n-ut! I 120 J -I+ aio Phone 69 Compzmenis Of BIRDSON G INSURANCE AGENCY E. Main S g1..1ggigg...I..i..1 1 1 .1 1 1un1uu1un1.p1nn..nn ni..-.li 1 ..n1,...-...1..1nninn-...1,.-..1.,..... - Compliments of THOMASTON SHOE SHOP Correct Shoe Rebuilding Corner of Hightower and Main Street Phone 14 ..1..1 1,.iuu1uIIini:II..-niuninnluuluu-.nuiln I1niII.,:nil--1.-II-in-1........-.liIli..-.lin-Ill.. Best Wishes KARP AUTO PARTS, INC. Thomaston, Ga. SOUTHERN FINANCE CO. Friendly Service to Everyone tt Building Thomaston, Ga all, quite remarkable for one so small. 4..-..-..-..... -..-..-......-..-...-..-...-..-..-..-... Compliments Of H. DOYAL SALTER Compliments of E i . : I Dr. Mattie Carswell Stephens I Palmer Graduate 5 X -Ray and N eurocalometer Examinations E 317 W. Gordon St. Thomaston, G - I -..-..........-..-.....-.......-.....-..-..-.............-..I. .i. Betty Radclije-A good sport in both life and athle -...-........-........-.......-..-..-..1..----.--I-----un-un-u,!, T Compliments g of il W. M. DALLAS I and I : JOHN HOLLIMAN I -..-..-......-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..i. .i. Robert Weaver-Why should life be all lab ? -...........-.........-...........-......-..-..-..-..-..-..!. 4. I E Compliments of I g I . TAYLOR'S FRIENDLY STORE I I : Friends First-Profit Second Is Our I i Guiding Principle ll: E - - ...... .Q Q.- - Sonny McClellan-To do or know the reason why. ------------------------I---------------------------+ -x- i 2 i I J Compliments' I - I of gl E I I BIRDSEY'S FLOUR MILLS I I I 1 - I -..-..-..-..........-.........-..-..-..-.....-..-..-..-..L '- Sara Thurston-She carries a smile and a ord fjr -.-..-........-..-.I.-...............-.............-....-...-...-......-....-.I+ ' I Compliments of 5 1 - I THE GEORGIA BAKING I COMPANY I Owners: g A. T. Green - Raymond Astumian 1 - I lllllli llU Cll1 T Tllilliillillih-ll-I-IITIIC1 l'l'ilI1lL f121J .g..-..-..- -..-..-..-..-..-..-..........-........ - if P14 COMPANY I ...i I NEHI BOTTLING i -il Shirley Kersey-Green eyes, strawberry hairy just loads of fun, I do declare. aiu-nu--1:11u-.11:1u1ln1nu1nn1nn1nn1nniun1nn-n--:asian-an--uu1nn1nu:au1uu-un1un-ul--uu-ul-uu1n-- 1 1 -- 1 1 1 Compliments of I I CITY DRUG COMPANY i PHONE 36 AND 37 I -i- Betty Sanders-I don't think too much learnifrig becomes a young lady. T.....-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-....-.- - -..-..- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS sin-nill1ul1ll1u1u1u--uu1u-ul-IImnI-I:missinn1nu1lu1nu--nu1uu1nu-au1nu-un1:11--uu1-u-an-nu--au1ni.-nu-nu1:11 1 1 Bobbie Moorefhz sports headlines yo1l'll see her nu me, since basketball is her fmworite game. :Tin-1n1n-.I-.---1-----nj-n1-----1.---u----an--u-an-neg' o?w-uu- ----un-u--uhu--.-T-.--.-u..-..--.--.-- - Q C om plimeizts of i i Coniplimeizts of George H. Miken East Thomaston N Jeweler, Watchmaker and i i Station .: Engineer i Siimioclfatson, Prog. 3 2 I I For the Best in Watch Repairing u Acgessgsfgs an 9 108 S. Hightower Street Phone 534-J 900 Barnesville Thomaston, Georgia Thomaston, Georgia I 4- .j..-..-......-......-...-......-...-..-...-...-......-..-..-..-..i. Doris Hogan-She lightens every burden with friendship. 11.1ui.1.glniuini.I.-gl-.ll-l.1u1u1..-...1..1.,.....1...-..1..1,.1..1..-...1.'-.......1 -.I 1 -. 1,.1..1,.1..1.. 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' .f fx- it l V I. lrifbg E 43, Xu, K ,WJ I T L r l JL T if .,. ,f J ui X I kijti- f i L' X , 1 N 1 ' , I ' f K1 - fi- fi - l 2, 1 - ,fi CLUB QFFIC S AND IDMECTZQRS ' i .v+ ,gl-f f l 1' J KX. ' f 1 J' I l is ' 1 I - l lr lf qi all V ll-Y 11947 -M19-Aga . ! 4 ' Lai' 1'-I' V. ., fl fi! l effi 'Il ml Minor, Eresid 'I . Ji-Ai -5' N Marion Kelly, Asst. Tail Twister V 1 f' Q NW.. ' . Thorrias, st Vice-Pres' X t A N P -ii Grady House, Asst. Tail Twister Qf!.f'i X lx Q. Mollr artinaglbfgecorid Vice- resident! A Zed W. Banks, Director ,, ' I Kxjwfi JEQUS Longwolgth, Third 'Vise-President 'W Talmadge B. Echols, Director ffl- U Webster C. Bush, Secreiiry , V Dallas E. Hazlewood, Director ffijl 1 xv J ohrph Watkins, Tredsurer James E. Boyers, Director 5 , 'I a J 1l'B. Haynei Tait Twister Y Owen J. Adams, Immed. Past Pres. Li l Nfliidzgqle R. Ehlvw irds, Lionyfamer I lv' X--, .' ' 1 ,v' I ' . 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I of -nil: 1111111 - i1111 Claude Hudgins Irving Kass Marion Kelly Gus Longworth Alan C. Mallory R. S. Moye Tom Minor Paul T. Mitcham, Jr. Millard B. Underwood John L. Watkins Jesse H. Williams Jack L. Wilson W. K. Will Woodall Truett R. Woodson R. W. Red Yawn C. W. Busby McDaniel 1124i 1111.--.-.....11..1..11 T il n i n n u ii Q U n r 1. if 0 n L I r P , V .1 ff ....,1:. ,I rj, f .4 .g.-..-..- K LJ- .I J .n-.nn-nn-nn1..1u-nnninn.-nn.1n-II1I..-lllulu.,-nfl...-. -... - .- 1 1 -. -. 1 1 inninn JS Compliments to GRADUATING CLASS of 1948 Pere Thurston Posr Number 81 The American Legion THQMASTQN, GEGRGIA Johnny Rickman W. H. Daniel .....,....,,o ,.......oo,,,ooo C ommander Hubert Colquitt, Sr. ov,,A. ,,,w,..... V ice-Commander Ray Lewis, Jr. ,,o,.o.,ooo ,,,o ,,........ V i ce-Commander -..,.-ooo,,,on,,oo,-.oAdjutant .,,o,.-.-,.,oFinance Officer Jack Hutchinson L. A. Mallary, jr Thomas Cason Tom Minor ,,,,o.o. . oooooo ooooooo., S ervice Chairman .o oooo....oo,,..ioo.oooo,o A, ,,o,,,A....o.,oooooo,,ooo,v...,. Chaplain Tom Allen or ..oooo o,oooooo,,oooo,.ooo,.,....o,7.,,,o....ooooo , 7, AND MEMBERS Sergeant-At-Arms United in Peorce As in War Q125j Thomasion Kiwanis Club CLUB OFFICERS 1 9 4 8 Pres1k1er1,t, SAM F. BURKE Treasurer, W. RUSSELL JOHNSON Vice-President, ALTON H. HARVEY Secretary, LLOYD K. WILLIAMS Adams, B. C. Adams, Dickson Adams, R. J. Andrews, F. P. Andrews, W. R. Arrington, A. A. Atwater, James R. Barnes, Jim Bethel, R. M. Binford, Frank G. Bishop, D. L. Black, Sam Blackburn, J. D. Blank, J. J. Bradd'y, James Bridges, B. L. Bryant, C. A. Burke, S. F. Carter, R. L. Childers, John W. Colquitt, Adrian Colquitt, Carlton B. Davis, J. R., Jr. Downs, C. E. Dunaway, T. W. Elliott, B. N. Elliott, Frank Flanagan, Jim Freeman, R. A. Gibson, A. Scott Greene, Woodbridge Hadaway, H. L. Hardy, A. A. iu.1u.1uniuu1u-ln1ll.- CLUB ROSTER Hardy, J. B. Harp, Harry, Jr. Harris, Homer B. Harvey, Alton H. Hempstead, S. W. Hightower, George Hightower, J I T. Hihtower, W. H., Jr Hinson, I. Lamar Holliman, John Jacobs, S. M. Jenkins, Alton T. Jenkins, Alton T., Jr. Johnson, W. Russell Jorgeson, C. M. Kellum, J. M. Kelly, E. Lamar King, G. G., Jtr. Lipsey, Joe Lyon, Alvin L. Martin, M. P. Mallory, L. A. Matthews, A. T. Matthews, R. M. Maxwell, R. B. McKenney, F. D. Middlebrooks, Frank Middlebrooks, Harry Miner, W. N. Mitcham, Paul T. Moore, Earl Moseley, A. M. New, Arlie M. New, W. L. Newton, H. E. Ormand, H. W. Owings, Ralph S. Pasley, C. M., Jr. Perdue, T. Alton Perkins, Lewis M. Persons, J. C. Price, W. W. Pruitt, S. W., Jr. Rauch, Sam D. Salter, Bethel Salter, H. Doyal Salter, M. T. Sappington, T. A. Schoeller, L. M., Jr. Scott, T. R. Smith, Hollis K. Starling, T. Hugo Stallings, O. G. Stephens, Roy Suggs, R. M. Teal, A. O. Thurston, H. K. Thurston, V. G. Tidwell, Claude Varner, R. J. Watson, Wyna B. Weeks, J. B. Wheeless, G. S. 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