Ashburn High School - Ace Yearbook (Ashburn, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1936 volume:

(Hip Acp Published by the Smirnaliflttr (Blub of Ashhunt Ijtgb £ rluwl Ashburn, Georgia 1936 A Z 4-: BURN U : G 4-2 SCHOOL D t N N ' S y DfcNN S A 5.C iTt T J. New School Building FOREWORD The publication of this yearbook has been a challenge to all of us. And now that we present this Second Edition of the Ace” we are proud of what this work has meant to us. It has required the co-operation of the Board of Education, the entire faculty, students, and those who have contrib- uted their support through advertisements. We wish to thank you who have helped us. And may we assure you that in selecting the theme of Knighthood” for our an- nual we are expressing our aspirations for the years to come; To the Knights in the Jays of old, keeping watch o’er the mountain height, Came a vision of the Holy Grail, and a voice through the waiting night— Follow, follow, follow the gleam of the night that shall bring the dawn.” The challenge of higher learning, adventure, and new worlds to conquer lies immediately before the members of the Senior Class. May they ever follow the gleam of the night that shall bring the dawn! v� Dr. G. C. McKenzie Chairwan Board of luliti a ion DEDICATION Because lie has never failed to support our school and its various interests, we are happy to dedicate the Second Edition of the Ace” to Dr. Gordon C. McKenzie. His faithfulness has been an inspiration to us. In behalf of the entire student body and faculty, we express sincerely our appreciation to him. SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE To the Seniors: Your work is just beginning. In a very short time you will be called upon to make your contribution to an ever-changing world. With these changes come problems, and you are to offer the solutions. This means that you must be on the alert and have faith in human ability to cope successfully with these progressive steps. Strive constantly and continuously to develop traits of character that will make of you a person who is able and also disposed to work things out in imagination before trying them in action: one who is steady and calm in new and complex situations: one who is ready and willing to face life's greatest tasks. R. L. TODD, JR„ Superintendent. 19 3 6 - 7 - Superintendent R. L. Todd, Jr Mrs. Grady Jones . Miss Elia Jackson Miss Gladys Hargreaves . Principal J. D. Harrison Mrs. J. C. McKnight Miss Harriett Massey Mrs. A. T. Murphy Mrs. J. N. Raines .... Miss Katherine Shepard Mrs. J. S. Shingler, Jr. Miss Caroline Tappan Mrs. L. R. Whatley ...........................Algebra, Geometry ................................Sixth Grade .................................Second Grade Science, Algebra, Girls' Basketball Coach History, Football, Basketball and Baseball Coach ...................................First Grade .................French, Latin, Si't enth Grade .....................Voice, Piano, Expression ...................................Fifth Grade .......................................English .................................Third Grade Home Economics .................................Fourth Grade CLASSES = 19 3 6 - io- ' 3 he Aolj SENIORS 1936 5 he c%c SENIORS 19 3 6 - 12 - T hc c5 c(u SENIORS 19 3 6 -13- Rubye Whitehead SENIORS Flowers: Red and White Roses Colors: Red ami White Motto: Undaunted” IN PENSIVE MOOD Our dear school of learning, Dear old familiar place, You made a place in our memory hook That time can ne'er erase. We love your rooms and hallways— At least in retrospect; We can't quite say we felt that way When answers weren't correct. To our deserving teachers. Each of a kind, warm heart, Forever thus you will he to us, Though time and distance part. Mr. Todd, our superintendent. Cast in a noble mold, We'll recollect you with respect Till all our years are fold. And to our underclassmen. Friends of our yesterdays, We can truly add that we are sad O'er this parting of the ways. We love your awed devotion— And hope through years to come The echoes of our Senior class May he of battles won. CLASS SONG Tune—''follow |k Gleam' ; =F =1 J tf- i— ?=m fOu. '“ IThou f Dea 2“ Th«y vo-cet we ia.tr ghtt of pa'tmg old school we w.ll guide us • m m m tong now fll ou w.H ting thy coming yea d — tearts praise 'S sl at we gath for our sch thy deals to the goa Ip er tonight once more ool days will soon be we shall ne’er forget Is that we stnve for ell _e £= § £ . ,• � •« . s ji y-, . C r 5 _C__£. _•—.r r mtrn f t 1 r • r r r ‘ - r r _ r i , r_ _J—1 T r — iH +4 r- 1 a 1 ■ I—ti i—J t-� - w i 4' ft {mem—ber faith—ful f High School I cher.sh— mt • _ «ffff j i in spite of feau I—true to the .dealt of A. H. S. ever to you 2—love happy memories of A. H. S. _: Si tHough all the yean loyal and we wll be true in hearts of mM through smiles and tcart irti 19 3 6 - 14- UNDERCLASSMEN vhe qAolj JUNIORS A. V. Akin, Jr. Lonel Anderson Joe Blackwell Ruth Britt Margie Britt J. R. Brown, Jr. J. C. Brown Mavis Burch Samuel Burgess Lamar Castleberry Murray Castleberry Frances Chambliss Mavis Cone Evelyn Corn Evelyn Currie Rubin Fields Edwin Farmer Roy Geoghagen Ruth Gorday Etta Mae Gordon Joseph Haley Lawrence Hancock Eudora Harden Evelyn Huntley Hilliard Johnson Williford Luke Jack McCard Ruth Mann John Murphy, Jr. Franklin Perry Sally Jane Rouse Austin Scott Rosemary Smith Marguerite Stewart Roy Sumner, Jr. Grace Walker Charles Willingham Marguerite Wish am Emily Garner, President J. S. Shingler, III, Vice-President Lucy Baxter, Secretary-Treasurer = 19 3 6 SOPHOMORES Marcel Anderson Cortez Burdette Eitzabeth Corn William Fiveash Rual Gorday Mary Harden George Johnson Herman McCard Simon Shingler, President Ben Opal Hobbs, Vice John Story, Jr., Secret 19 3 6 Jaunita McCard Pearly G. McMurrain Abbie Mann Jane Mathis Ewell Nipper Jane North Julia Raines Yvo Richardson George Smith, Jr. Earl Sullivan Wallace Tisinger Joe Perry Tison Cecil Turner Mamie Walker Frances Williams Helen Zorn -President tary-T rea surer - 17 - FRESHMEN Elsie Adams Lottie Sarah Akin Susie Mai Anderson Roy Avery, Jr. Ralph Baldwin Henry Brown Rena Mae Burgess Claude H. Chambliss Anna Bell Chambliss Sidney Dill James Faircloth Deane Fowler Calvin Geoghagen Doris Geoghagen Velvie Green Evelyn Horne Nellie Horton Corrie Johnson Virginia Kerch Betty Knowles Emily Luke Henry McKenzie Vera Nipper Lucy Mae Rouse Garnet Sauls Arthur Smith, Jr. Audrey Tisinger John Jay Watson Marion Watson June Williams P. B. Vanzant Valaree Burdette, Vice-President Ross Whatley, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer Florence Baxter, President - 18- SEVENTH GRADE Miss Harriette Massey SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Grady Jones FIFTH GRADE Mrs. J. N. Raines 1 9 3 6 = ■ 20- THIRD GRADE Mrs. J. S. Shingler, Jr. 19 3 6 -21 - FIRST GRADE Mrs. J. C. McKnicht ijhe c AcdJ GRAMMAR SCHOOL ROLL 7TH GRADE David Adams Chari.if Baldwin Elsie Rene Boli s Lydea Burch Flora Cannon Gertrude Carr Katie Elrod Wesley Fiveash Dan Forsmee Theron Forshei Phllice Fowler Ernest Garner Anne Geoghagen Betty Gorday ChrISTENE Hard’n Marion Harp Foss Harwell Wilbur Harwell Lazelle Holland Betty Hudson Negan Huff Mary Hunt George Johnston Junior Lanni au Billie Mann Lanier McCard Doris McCard ELIZABETH Moon Marjorie Murray Joelyn North O’Neil NeSmith Evelyn Presley Mary Raines Roger Reinhardt Tirista Richardson M. W. Rouse James Scott Betty Shingler Wilbourn Speight Harvey Stephens Elizabeth Stewart Phylice Story Payton Ward Hazel Watson Ruby Wilson 6TH GRADE Margaret Fuller Jack Gauldf.n Margaret Harden James Head Agnf.s Head Adalyn Johnson Admirna Johnson Kathryn Knowles Robert Latham Billie Moore Kathleen Murphy Billie Murray Xavia Nipper James Nipper Hardy Rainey Billy Rogers Rebecca Rouse Walstein Rousi Clyde Sauls Frances Shealy Clark Shingler George Shingler Latrelle Shivers Hardy Sum rs A. F. Shivers Harold Smith Kdith Tisinger Jack Walker Margaret Ward Preston Wells Vi i.ma Wiei iams Brown Wisham JTH GRADE Thomas Akin Eunice Baker Julian Britt Doris Brown Billy Cason Robert Dill Roy Farmer M. D. Fowl i r Arthur Gamaras Margaret Garner Fri d Green Susii May Harden Marion Hill Ted Horton Marcus Huff Clarance: Jackson Calvin Johnson Janie Lindsey Essie Luke Marcus Luke Don a i d Mann Faye McCard Evelyn McCard Evelyn Moore: Fred Presley Billy Scott Esteen Smith Eugene Stephens Latrelle Sumner Claire Thompson Elizabeth Turni r Bobby Wells Ru hard Wisham Edwin a Richardson Bernice Vanzant 4TH GRADE Julia Bailey Wilma Lee Baker Martha Sue Burch Marguerite Chambliss Betty Fiveash Earl Geoghagen Marteia Gorday Bill Harden Doris Hi ad Junior Dryden Benny Gandy Wrigeit Green Mary Jackson Beatrice Johnson Robby McDonald Calvin Mimms Cecil Morris Mary Gray Murray Willie F. Roberts Richard Rosi Nick Rousi Elizabeth Sauls Albert Sauls Annie Faye Shealy I.averne Skipper Nora Smith Patsy Smith Billy Penn Tison Bobby Todd Ruth Vanzant John H. Williams 3RD GRADE Garland Adams EAR LEE N A K RIDGE Aubrey Dill George Doss Mary Lou Faircloth Rubye Nell Farmer Jim Garner James Haley Tommy Hendricks Gene Hobby Charles Hunt Arvii. Filyow Ji an Lovf.tte Mildred Mann Lois McCard Claude McClendon Maudine Nipper Jeannette Ross Bobby Scott Scott if. Smith W. T. Walker P. G. Watson Junior Webb Hugh Webb 2ND GRADE Eugenia Adams Harry Adams Lindy Akin Dorothy Baker Jack Barronton Lutiii r Carrol Whit Chambliss Betty Davison Bennett Galyean Louise Harwell Jimmy Hayman J. D. Head Bill Johnson George Johnson Mary Lanius Jimmy Luke John McDonald Fari. McNair Andrew Newsom Jeanette Presley Betty Redmond Edward Richardson Leona Robi rts Edwin Rouse Georgia Shealy Ovid Shivers Jim Smith 1ST GRADE White Adams Billie Beardi n Leon Bryan Kenneth Cooper Betty Ji an Daniel Melvin Fowler Herbert Fuller Paul Hadaway Lee Haire Catherine Hardi n Lauretta Harden David Harp Travis Head Bobby Holland Dolores Law Margaret Mann Billy McCard Donald McCard Edward Mimms Martha Moore Patricia Murray Lettie Newsom Robert North Erline Phillips Geneva Ross Martha Ruth Si itz Betty Smith Mack Smith Sarah Watson Inez Williams Irene Williams Robert Williams 1936 -22- ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: Dinkins, Hancock, Burgess, J. Shingler, G. Shingler, C. Baldwin, Johnson Second row: Castleberry, H. Brown, Gorday, Watson, Cason, S. Shingler Third row: McKenzie, W. Tisinger, Sullivan, Willingham, Coach Cotton” Harrison, J. C. Brown, H. Shingler, S. Tisinger, J. Brown, Harwell Coach Cotton” Harrison 1 9 3 6 = -25- GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Anderson, Mann, Gorday, Captain Coot” Whatley, Hobbs, Fowler Back row: Rouse, Raines, Chambliss, Stewart, Nipper, Tisinger, Geoghagen, Harwell, Walker, Muse -27 - BOYS’ BASKETBALL Standing: Kneeling: Coacii Harrison W. Tisinger S. Tisinger J. C. Brown H. Shingler Robt. Johnson (Manager) S. Burgi ss H. Brown J. Shingler R. M. Cason Jim Brown - 28 - -29- Of what significance is Do conventional forms� n quircd breeding. or to he observed in . cial and social life? Since people are ambarms.ed when they’re gu;,‘ of a breach of etiquette the� - try to become more cultur bred. J A we!! bred person 1. Never inquire.' inf person’� private' affairs. 2. Gives his undivided • 3 to a speaker. 3. Never or . the per-on to whom he is talking. 4. Replies to invitation� imme- diately, appreciatively . and a� ' cally. 5 Doesn't discuss his p Jfk fair in public. 6 Doesn't continually hind him or point to per jecu while in an audienct 7 Doesn't lose his tem, . elation it victory or chagrin feat in a sport. Doesn’t whisper dilring a church service. 0 Makes prompt introductio� strangers. J|||| 10 Isn’t a restle� s mkH while traveling. F ‘A social system ia which each ■mgle person works for himself Webster, says of individualism only way to make on aaaocia- vter is to improve the people there is no way hy which one ll B an make a group of people o do this th individual must work for himself, been proved that people can Jra de temperate and it might be proved by the same me- thod i hat he can not be made suc- efficient, friendly, charitable v other inumerablc things that « docided to make a society lalism ha been seen to- ? There are many people ) created more socialism .numism than was desired. | K Vevelop the individual he must rbegin by building-up character, ''hnracter can not be built from rdy of a book. It is created and •v do •• d in ourselves ■ iividualisn rirht CAMPUS PARAD1 Thr o For Tsn Cents ™ 1 Wc wonder if Simon is very proud of his office as president of the •ophm-' _ hen wt v- f Jrence sV ' and snore individual effort. Good citiKonship regain the self- Whv asked Ju Murphy wu - v«v triangles could not b proved congruent by placing one When the Upon the other. angles 19 3 6 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Grace Harwell.............................................................President Lucy Baxter.................................................Vice-President Julia Raines.........................................Secretary Elizabeth Whatley..............................Treasurer Miss Caroline Tappan .... Advisor SCHOOL OF THE AIR Lucy Baxter Mavis Cone Elizabeth Corn Evelyn Corn Marion Harp Mf.lba- McCard Mrs. A. T. Murphy, Advisor Kathleen Murphy John Murphy, Jr. Jane North Roger Reinhardt Helen Zorn 19 3 6 -31 - Carolyn McKenzie, 36...........................................Edit or-in-Chief Miss Katherine Shepard...........................................Adviser Grace Harwell, ’36............................• . Assistant Foditor LaFayette Anderson, 36......................Sports Editor Lucy Baxter, 37...................Business Manager Julia Raines, 38 Emily Garner, 37 Ross Whatley, Jr., 39 Joe Perry Tison, 38 19 3 6 - 32 - Rosemary Smitei, 37 Frances Lanneau, 36 FEATURES OUTSTANDING SENIORS jhc cfAaiJ Good i ChiJlun (Johnny Slick ’n Marguerihe WHO5 WHOSE- 193 6 1 9 3 6 -37- 19 3 6 - 39 ■ Ijhe 19 3 6 -41 - Cj cAce 19 3 6 42 • ALMA MATER I Ashburn High School, listen Mother, To our vows of love. To thyself anil to each other Faithful friends we'll be. Chorus: Faithful, loyal, firm and true Heart bound to heart will beat Year by year the ages through, till in heaven we’ll meet. II Fame and glory, praise and honor. May they grace thy throne, When in realms of High School Memories We claim thee our own. III High School days arc swiftly fleeting, Soon we’ll leave thy halls. Ne’er to join another meeting ’Neath thy hallowed walls. IV So farewell, dear Alma Mater; May thy name, we pray, Be remembered, pure and stainless As it is today. (Chorus, again) 19 3 6 - 44 - ADVERTISEMENTS We ARE 1 0 0 WITH you °Jc UNION DRUG CO. ASHBURN, GEORGIA ( { Compliments of 1 1 1 WALTER M. HUCKABEE GROCERY i { Ashburn i Georgia i i-----—-----------------—------- I t ! THE PHOTO SHOP i i i i i • I j ALBANY GEORGIA Your Children Can Have the Advantages of a College Education WHETHER YOU LIVE OR DIE Through the Medium of a Life Insurance Educational Policy ! LET JNO. S. JOHNSON Ashburn, Georgia FURNISH YOU INFORMATION } There Will Be No Obligation i LIFE • FIRE i CASUALTY INSURANCE j EVANS REALTY COMPANY INSURANCE W. K. JENKINS, MANAGER L -47- Up and down. In and out. Round and round. You walk eight miles a day just in house- work. Use your head to save your heels. Pause and refresh yourself with an ice-cold Coco- Cola. Thirst knows no season mnd the life and sparkle of this pure, wholesome drink revive energy. WHEN YOU’RE RUNNING IN CIRCLES- It’s time to refresh yourseif ICE-COLD COCA-COLA IS EVERY PLACE ELSE- IT OUGHT TO DE IN YOUR FAMILY REFRIGERATOR MR. L. L. BURDETTE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU. You can be «ure tt It pure and wholesome Coca-Cola it a pure drink of natural product with no artificial flavor or coloring. Comply lag with pure teed lews ed ever the world. JNO. L. ROYAL BARBER SHOP McKenzie Building Ashburn y Georgia ASHBURN TRADING CO., INC. 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Our policy: Sell the Best Prod- ucts and Treat Our Cus- tomers Right.” Tote fair with friend and foe. It pays good dividends. Once a Customer — Always a Customer. - 55 - THE ACE STAFF WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND CON- TRIBUTIONS: MRS. H. I. SHINGLER mr. t. b. McKenzie dr. g. c. McKenzie MR. C. Z. HARDEN SHERIFF ALEX STORY MR. K. P. BAKER MISS MARTHA JENKINS J. R. BROWN MOTOR COMPANY Authorised Sales and Service ASHBURN, GEORGIA Established July, 1900 Oldest Bank in Turner County AUTHORIZED DEPOSITORY STATE OF GEORGIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Certificate No. 8023 WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS We Wish the Seniors of 1936 Much Success in Life -58- Jl tere Li na zr'uliti tute jet i ialit ij THRASHER THRASHER Gordon Street Phone No. 159 HARDWARE 'We extend congratulations to the graduating class for their efforts and accomplish- ments during the year 1935'36 MITCHEL-STEWART HARDWARE CO. PHONE 22 � ASHBURN, GA. 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