Athens High School - Maroon Yearbook (Athens, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

F.llTllL'l'll QD lirwf mn, lnlf In IIXUIUI Klux Liragt- .Xiitlerwm Captain L lim, A, lleightx, lyrilitupal Sam XX' XXn.,tlx S lt-nn liarmer. - - - Sri :wil mn. Kliw liototlx, Klum Xieli-ilx-in, Xliw. luinei, Kliw, K iii ri - i Ifu 1 run: Klux Brullverrv, Klux C1-inet, Klum Klmire. A - V Iiflfwff mu' Klux l5ruelx, Klvw Klaf alia ,Xntlem n Klux llraltue Klux 'l'illm.m, Klux Ruhx xlmlerwn. . A llfffi mn' Klr, Yliiti-lil, Klux lltniinq, Xli KY'illuanu .intl Klr. KK'illlamx, N.lPPllEl'lglTl0N To our faculty, the teachers of our beloved Atheni High School, we extend our sineereet appreciation. 5 They will never know how much their help anti guidance has meant to us and, as the yeara go on. we will all look back and thank them again for their great service to us. As each senior class comes forward, they too, will appreciate their guidance during the three years .it A. H. S. From all the seniors, we say, Thank You. lo-mf T'N xx' mmm' Y ,e ef www, .. ...A . W A, 5 1' 6 vi V ' I Siullvif, lrfl In right: Harxcy Qabaniss, Mal-temp lfditnrg Eva Cohn, Assistant Editor: Susan Rica Fcaturc Iiditiirq Peggy Callahan, Axsistant Business Managcrg Catherine Storcr, Assistant Literary Editor Laurie Nicholson, Assistant Make-up Editurg Robert joel, Assistant Business Managerg Ann Burkhart Managing Editurg Whrth Bmwn, Advertising Managerg Gcurgc Bradbcrry, Sports Editorg Golden Hinton Assistant Editorg Charles Thornton, Editor .... Siuuifirzg, lrfi lo rigbi: Betty Parr, Literary Editor Abit Massey. Businest Manager .,.. Noi 511014 11: Mary Lou Upchurch, Photography Editor: Bobby Saye. Q A 'J CHARLES THORNTON ABiT Mzsssnu' Editor Buxinrss Manager at 6 GLASSES --x K in QQ, UEYIUH CLASS 0FFII'InlR.' f 13, Bohm' SMI 11l'x'slxlr'llf llfxxvl Y CAB,-XNISS , , , X lm'-Pl'z'xl1fL'Ill' NIORLAN I-Ifxuvllx Sk'l'l'l'flIl'VY QSIOIQGI' Elm IN Tl't'l1kIll'l'l' 8 I 9- QW' ilk vs sian? 4g..A 'tw r jk, II AN :XI 14.0013 luuflf' ni wfnuff .mil mum! nl rfllmlf' Lulrl Ruwrxu, Nui XYVII, Rnlnlmw knrlx, lluldrcn uf Cunfudcl .lug Mlml.uwlup Smnclx, I UUISI .XR MUUR Huufffv ,l Hlllfw mr frm flju .NIJ Al flqfrl HI fvm Vw hurl liuwxww, Ifwmf' link IYPINI. , IUHN ISAII I Y I fm.1tfu.f .1 mug mfn lfv' Jn. In-lllxlll Imm, lrxulx IL-,1m,l3.,X, ln. HAI LII- :XNNIA ISARIH R 1 IAIIIXIH'-I Nfl I 1mJ. ilwcr'lu.lJc1', Yxcu-l'luslJul1t uf N11 XVIU, Xlapurcltc, Mlm A. ll, S. I.'XNl'l I'l l5A'l'l'S Hr: fum! n vm! zulfl frm, ll ls 4'lxr11'fIrn'.' Haplxxr C lmurclm. I gIAXllfN l5I :Yl'INHOLK1Il Hr xjuulxlfr :mfg xr! lflmr fin ,l furllrrmlnnl IVI fm mm. Llio Blfllflllfli Ivl.f4'u'r'1fu1f'fr. B. 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CHARI ES BURCH ai tl r 11 111u11 xo x11111'1y 111a111'. 'Nationil Bm .1 Cub H1 Y Fmuixtball Team, Bmskuball TLJI1l Tennis Tum D1Molay, Advisory Council Sr- xp. I, 'tx ,IOAN ISURKI S 'jllmzl all ffwuxqx fu' yu1nn'l!. l'1.xxl-Qcrlull Team, knrl Ruurwx, ,I-fllllfll' frufl l'Xul1.lI1llQL' lxllllif. AXNN HL'RliH.-KRT l,r.11r wfrml In ilu' nunll, I .nu only !YIIHldll.U Trcakurur of S. .X 1'.'s, Ljlrl Ruscrwx, Annunl Nl.111.1gxx1.Lg Idlmr. H.'XRYI.Y LAB.-XNISS Raw rlmzpmrml' uf quulltx, zmfrlr rnnf lrur, uzilv fwlvnly nf xl-rm rum' vxgvimf lwunmr, mn. Sccrcmrv uf S. P. Q A.. XVICC-l'!'CNlLlCI1l uf Senior Clase, Yucc- Prcndunt nf Nalmnal H-,nur Sugxuu, Scgrcmry nf Natmnnl Bela 4 lub. Trick Tram. B, .-X. T., Annual Nlmku-up Ifdmrr, DcN1ol.1y, Sul-nlnrxlnp S-vclctv. Pl hid' LAI I AHAN Yu go! 11 fmt 11 Illini, S. .-X. P.,k,y1rl Ruscrvcx. Tlrnnzf' Tull' frlfl Sp-wrt lnlmmr, National llnnnr SUCICIX, N1tmn.1l Bum flulw, CKJPIJIII of Ihxkclbnll Teani, 'lycnnlx Team, :Xnnual .'XwxsI.1nl Buuncsa Nlanagcr, Prcsndcnt of Hmnur4mn1, gCl1Ul.l!'Nl1lP Suqictv. ANN L ASH 'fl fmm nnur' lun, .1 lull' num' xzcwf, m rr lrulfr ll fwfr: my lol In rrn'1'1, Girl Rcscrxcy Hume ll. Llub, Y. NY. .L HAL LO!-'I-R HU fum' 11 pffumuf f 'r'r ning nlllv rl frlmxuuf fmt. Yvjc-l'rcs1dcnt of lrlm11ur4mx1x, XllCC-I'f'C'wlLlCl1K uf B. A. 'l'.. Yout- ball Team. Tuck 'l'c,1n1, DcMol.1y. EVA L Ol IN I'fu'rl' IT nn u'mlru11 llfcl' Irrlllkll-wx, l'l1uwfv Talk lidnror, Annual Axsismnt lzdumr, N.mnnal Honor Society. National Bun Club, Advisnry Council, Gul Rcscrvcs, Scholarship Sncmcmy. KATHLEEN LOOP!-IR f Uf,T!7:ll'1t'f4'Y A llw Jiumuml u'fm'lv u'rulr'fu'x nvry gllwr sinmf' 1 National Honor Society, Baptist Church. Nu-Wu. hurl liumuuw, ll-unc lr Club, Yum-I'rwulc lR.XfNl I S QU!! .X 'fl flqulur q.1l, .1 rlglrlllr full, llmwmurmun. 'I fulfill' 'Ink Suluqnmxg 'Iuul-mr .XLlXlll.lI'N, VUNINIY KRUNIPTUN Ill um .1 lulm ul jnunl .lml 11 YHHJJ ur ull, lJcXlnI,u', N.lllHl1.'ll livin C lulw. K.-X'I'RlN.-X l3.XYlS Hfrllr' fu ifu 14ml.l Nu' lmr wuz fmn, um! lfu' fuwf 11 IH funn' funk In xml, N.1uun.1l Hnmwr Sunny, Y. P. lf. Club, lhpilst fl1Lll'Cl1. .IUNF Ul l'nFAUGRlNl lf all ilu' lqlrlw III lfu' umllf zum' fmt llkr fm. Prcxulcnt of Nu-XVII, Prcmlcm of Girl Rcxcrxcx, 7-lllfllll' Yu slucsx Manager, N.1Lulu.1l BLU Club, N.lrmu.1l llunm' Sngiury. LJORGI' URPNVRY Ulu lx Iam xfmrl In umm. TOM FISVRHARIJT A fuull, IlHl7lL' null frlllllf' CIIARLVS I-QDXVARDS Yun lm' only wang wmv. Xlctlmdist Church. MARY .IOIQ IfDXY'ARU9 Try url-yffwrug umm Home lfc Club, Mutlmdist Clmurclm. '?s. 'hx i .Wx fi I I 'Us 'U'- LIIURMI Il'l'N .1 . K, A U , , ULNI-vl.1x, I'lL'vJuv1r .lt Hu111y14mlu, U XX I , X,llmn.lI lhm Klub, .Xdxlwry QHLIHLII. ul ORn,If IRWIN l'llrl.fI Hn, ,XVII f 1fm.1rfl1uQP Nur'Ll.ll'x ul H1Y, Ii. A. 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MORGAN HARVII I pl mln: llnff fu' um' .Milf HI lm 1' ,ll lfu' Mllfll' infill Ilvmlull lL'.lI1l, ll.1slicllv.1ll l'c.xm, lrcmlcnt ul li. A, 'l.x, Mr. A. ll. S., Sccrcurv uf Scnmr Cllss. lRl Nlf lllfl.TON SHllll' umf Nu' 11 nrlll xmllm zlftfw quiz. -l-I'UlSLllLI' uf Homcroum, TTIYIIHIIV Tlnk Typlxt, Y. ll. lx Club. Baptist Cflwurch. GULDEN HINTUN Nutt: lm' ylllll' xllnfim ir1ll'l'fw'l' zviffr yunl mfl11'lztlo11. Flmnball Team, Baskutball Team. N.1rinn.zl Bcm Club, Secretary of B. A. Tff., YYZHIHII7 Tuff: Make-up Editor, Annual Awismnl lfditor. ANNIS HOLCUMIB lim fumf fnnlrt xfn' fmffr, uurlfvy of nm uw!Hl4'f1lll1fml1.' FRANK IIONFA ll 14 lu 1l'Ul'fl7 my 1'f111l'. Vice-President uf O. W. LE, Vicc-Prcsidunt of Ili-Y l74mtlv.1ll Team. ROBERT AIOFL Lui lfu' nlfuv' ffllou ll0I'7j.H Annual As5isl.1nt Busincv M.1nagcr, DcMol.ly, Track Team MlLDRlfD nIOHNSON Mark of iqrum' mm' l'lJIVIf7ll'fl' KIl'l'l'lIlA'.U.l l'lc.m1c lfc Club, Baml, 1 .1-mn. bm ,,-. 14- fx' 11-I Nu 'U- .-., GEF TONINIY JOHNSON W'fn'rr lwzr X011 ffrrn fmfru,q3 B, A. T. LII-.RLINIQ Oloklmx I A'l7Ft'7fIlI nflff7lMfff1Ul in J prim: ffm! rfflwlx lpqlvl mm Hmd of Xhgurcttcs, DORIS KINYON I I' Hilr ufwu wzwxlfvlfzxq .qnm Jrml' 1l'7U71.Q.H Ihptut Ckhurgh. C ARTPR LANLyI'ORD I lun fwfr: unjlulllzlmf ufIf1 flu' ?II,'2,Yf.II BARBARA I I5I ,XIrr13 Jmf flvzrr arm' JH uvqrwufvlr maui. Girl Rcscrvcs, Nut-XY'1t. LORI YI5 IIWYIS I r uuv mwul an J W ' 'Un Barkctball ,I-CJY11. Mctlmdist Church. BFTTX IITTII Ta If fn x Nxt ll Cu' Rcwcrxcs BILTTX I.I.I XX ALI X IN Ilaf mln flu' Inu n n Im lm k mio r wry Y Vs A Baptlst Church V1 pl J ll mul, in In fn I X I lu' A K' . X 8 . 4 . N. .-. . -XY' , y l . ' , Ll. A. . ' All .1 zu' xml! ' . ' of rl 'rx ' un r I nu ' 0u'n. S V, - 5: . . ., . -ff 15 .XIIUNINII 14 llz' nm lulf rrrllmfuf, l'l'c-lNlc11.111 K lnlulv, 1 ,, ISIII XLXRIIY 4 Hlilfwlzzgx fm fum ffm! rrnl mzm1f.,l Juju -21,3 if . 'T 1 l.., mlmll 'n...1., ls. Ax, '11 ff C, 'Q f ' fkf, A ' HOHISII HAR l IN 111 rm xfmlfy I Amfllm' ulfufulu fu' fuljrjzy. H.1skvlb.1ll 'lu.1m. Nccrul.1xy ui llumcxmnn, 401 QUl'I l' XIJXRTIN I A1111 L1fu.:yw Vl,Q!7f.N IUAN MAR I IN 'l1l'x ufnmx fmn .1 qnmf IIIII1 mmf fn' gum! fzlfmfx ffmul. Lu-Q.1px.1vn of l'r.1xkcllw,1ll 'l'c.1m, N.1lmn.1l llunvu' Smiuly. Sulml- .xrxlup Sofxuty. XIII URI U XLXRTIN 'Nllklzw IX 4QulJ1'11. ucrcmry of Ilmlwuruuln, NMI-m.1l Hnnur Sm'i4.'Iy, 'I fwzwf' '1.z.! Typut, Sclwhrslmip S-wcluly. .XBIT NIA-XSSVY Uv :ffm lx f7L'YXIKf4'lIf HI fm nmk, wlmzrw :UH fmzzrlf' Xnnual Bllsuwss Xlnlnlgcr, 'lkfvlzvlfv 'llmk Ncwx fdimr, H1-Y. Ii.1sl-icllull 'l'c.1m, Nmtmxnll Hum Club. NJIIIYILII Hummr Suuxcty. llxglg Scum, Sclml.1rxl1xp Suuuty. BYN NIITLHUNI I'm xml fum, l'H1 ylzxt fnllwvzlfzxq nu wlrrqyf' Y, f . 31 J: f 5 ' 5' f ' . ,,, Q, Q 9 3 - sf w-. 12 'Kg arf? 1 u 1 Ifl IZABI-TH MIZI-' In ulwl, fn lwmu, tn Inrr. Home If C'Iub, Iiand. XIctI1mI1st CI1urcI1. HI- LI N NIURROXY' ,Irv mul Inlrrzf' ai xx T I 1 ab. G IAXYRI NCI NIXY MAN Duff umfu my Muir. N.1rmn.xI Hem Club, T7cNIuI.w. I..'XL'RII NICIIOIAON l'II Ixvgzn' uzlfv Inu, fm! qynlfrr 1I74'l!IQ.H Prusndcnr nt' Narmnal Bcu Club, N.nmn.nI Honor Socxcty T-IYIIIIIII' T-nl: Ifcature I'cI1tur, I's.1xIiv.'KImII Tum, NI!-XVII, Gu' Rcwrvu, Advxwrv Cuuncnl, SLIM-Iarrlnp iucnctv. CII,XRI,I'S OXVITNS BIur1Ifr nv' lUIHIt'ffz', xfmvl nv' full, ln' lux: J lnzfv to mart ffvrm dll. CAIPIIIIII nt Fmnkmll Team, I5,1skcrIw.1II Team, DcMnIav. IIARRIS PARHAM I ' lm' nf ns ,qrf .ifmffvlrzg for IIl7flIlllg, 11111 I1 Inf of ur Lrvfw fI'1I,ll.Q,II I-uwLb.1II Team. BIQTTY PARR R14,q,Qml lm! r1,qf1t, ' Annual Literary Ifdnmr, Glrl Reserves, Secretary of Homeroom. ALVA PIINDERGRESS Fm fw's I1 jolly ,qnmf fvllrmg u'l1iI'lv unlvmfy ran deny, National Honor Society, Football Team. Trcasurcr of B. A, Tk, Nariunal Bula Club, DcMul.1y', Fsmtf SAR A PI-' R R Y Hr frm' in vm: nfml, qnur llllfk, .zml wmv fm'l1Jr, G l rl Row rx' ux LIROY l'HIl,l IPS I mu .111 rfmllwrll lzmflrfzrffuwlf' H1-Y, Trcgxurcr of U. XY, IH, l 4mKl1.lll Tcnxwl. SAM PINSON Hr 11 ln rzrv' ulfllrlg fn lrml rl frwfjvzulq fmmlf' ball Team. FRANCES Pl,lFDGL'R lik ffm' lllflv ffmzgx ifml' L'0llIIf.H Home EC Club, Y, XV. A., Bnptlil Church. ITVELINA PORTERFIELD Dfw ir ufmf -you nzakv ii. Maiorcttu, Methodist Church, HELEN PRATHFR Fm'mfrfy1jv, rzlmzv ull ffmzgr, Jmir lvfml ffm' lm111'. Methodist Clmrclx. HELFN PRICKETT Thr only nay fo lwazv u frivml is fn lm nur. casurcr of Nic-WWI, Tfmmlw Turk Sullcilur. Girl Rcscrvgs Rainbow Girls. J. L. PUGH nf1lfl70Il.ElJ xfry, lm um 11 rfal lady-!:illrr'. Baptist Church. lik 'Rx vi ,ox Chu I 'W 3' 45. A V . . . ,..V,-,..,, ,. '5- 9 R Vx -ii 1 i xr, 1533 lk tb- x 'ii A 'CZ' Li:XTHlfRlNI7 R,-XNUUI PH MYTIIH' fiipfvnzmi, if lflzilurxlfmif, inumti alum' IN ilululq vqrnnlf' Nitmnal Hontmr Sntiuly, N.itinn.il Bum Club, Y-lVHIlll Tilif: Typist, Sclmlnrsliip Snciuty. HTLFN R.-XUTl'NIil'RKi Duu't .fn fllilili ufmf iwli 4.111 ilu fummmu Baptist Cliurcli. ANURTTXY' REID Hfiillllli xi ifn' iiffviltzly for i'1inl1w,g fmrif 14 nik. Hi-Y, DuXlnl.1v, O, XV. L., Prcsutlcnt uf Hnnicrnoni, SUSAN RICE pl llllli' zlumivzii mm' .mil Ifwn, ii ifn'r1ifn'J In ffm' lriiwi Muzi. Pruidciii tif Atlvixurx Coungil, Pruxidcnt uf S.-lf, C. A., Tfumzfv 'llnk Ifilimr, Annu.il Vcaturc Editnr. Natitmnal Beta Club. Girl Rcwrvux. Cliucilcndcr, View-Prexnlciit of S, A. P.. Sccrt-t.irv nf N.itinn,il Snciutv, H-4lwl.1rxl1ip Society. BOBBY SAYF Hu t'.1nnw zzzimlwzi' fmlrix fn ff1lfIi'r, Prcxidqnt of Scninr Class, President of O, NV. LE. Annual SMH. Trcaiurcr of Hi-Y, Natiuiul Beta Club, Fnnrball Team, Ad- visory Council. STELLA SCOTT Roll un, H norlil, imif I'Il will niflr jun. P. S. A., First Presbyterian Cliurcli. ANN SMITH A 1l'jlIIil'l' lIl'li'r' quilt, il qlllflwv' IIUIUI' 1l'fIlX.H Natinnnl Bam Club, Nxt-NY'it. Girl Reserves. Scholarship Society. PATSY RUTH SRTITH 'Sfn' zcfvo tulzrt fiulfwfnllq ftlxlsli' uill ln' I!'ilIIli'il' lon10fru:1'. f Hliflqxqlm Ju' ffm hrlrfrlrzllrk, nr Reserves, Seerunlry nf N11-XYHU, Vice-Presnum ul Numnz .1 Club, Tfmmfv 'llnfr l'C.llUI'C XVVILQI' and TS put Smut of Homcroom, C l1.urm.1n of General Llllllly Cunmnnlte Se uw .lmlnp Sucnely. l Dl'IkH S'I'l1PHl NS l.rf .1 Xllllll' lu' 'ruin lzllllfwlfl l,Cl'IIlCUNl'.ll Holiness Qflmrull. XVI 5LIiY STEPHENS Wx lmll' fu .wr fum gn, SUSIIQ STFRRPTT Shen lllI'Z7z'7' Julia' ,,,, , ,,,, , Cl1ECflC.lLlCF. Nit-Wir, Gnrl Rcxerxcs CATHERINE STONE Sly likm lu Ilxllk lun' rm! alum Girl Reserva, Nletlwdist Clxureh CATHERINE STORFR Newer tronlvlw trozzfvlr fill rrzmblf' Ironux 011 Annual Assistant Literary Editor. Girl RLSe,rweS CHARLES STRICKLAND fmt u jolly good' ,f:'ll01L'. Holiness Church. JOAN TARPLEY Her flaming red hun' uulclfrx flu 151-'VI-RI.Y .-XNNI' SI'OR'I'SMf W1 l, 11 'Yb- 15 ,ur NIQXRY NI II 'I .X II Q f1111111I 1l11111111l11111 1111.l 11.1.Ix 1111111 f1.111 111111 f111 11111113 1111'111f1. 5cc1cl.11'y 111 SLM CIIIIV, Ihplnl QIILIFKII, 'l'IlIII IIIJXYIUIQ If1'll1'1 ff11111 111 f11'1 111 11111I1fI5 111'11I!f1 11 H11 f11.1l! ffm! 11 11111 .11 1 f1.111111 I1.m1I, I ARI 'II :XI II 1 lllw 11111 1111111 I111111111 11111'11 11111, V111-I'ru11Ic11l 111 II11111c1'1111'11, U. XY. I . IIVY. IUANN 'Il iONI.'1s I111, I1I'1 l1.11f1, 11 11f1.11 11111 111,151 11, RUHI RI' 'I'IIONI.'XS I 11111'1 11111 11 1111111 111-Q111 111y1111q 111 111111f1, 11111f 1'111I 1111 111x111lq 111 I1flI1. RAI PH 'IIIIUNIINUN .II111 111 1111' 11111111 1111' lf11' l111f 1111'11, 1JuXI11I.n'. C'IIARI.I S TIIOIQNTUN l'll l1'II H11' 11111I1f. 1'X11n11.1I I'1IIL11r, B. 1-X. II., 'I'1'c.lsux'cr uf II11mu11111m, fI1.'IlI'II'Ill1 uf llcfunxc C11m11iiIlcc. ANN THURNION YI11 1I fu' 111 11111' 111 1111111' f1111111' ln, Nit-XVII, Girl Ruxcrvcs, A1Ivis111'v QULIIICII, I'I11mu1'1111m Presi- dcnl, II11mu Ic LIUI1, lpL!k'CI1 uf C,1mpux. 5 SARA TIMMS Life ix so ihm-I, to niukr Ihr mm! of ii. Home lie Club, Band, Baptist Church. CLAUDE TURNICR Ile hui 4 merry, imiiuble ll1Jj.H MARY LOU UPCHURCH N0lhin,q ii fmpaiiilvlv fo iz willing heart. Captain of Cheerleaders, Defense Committee, Annual Photog- raphy lfditor, President of S. A. Pfs, Senior Beauty. NI. B, WHEI-ILIZR HFIIIJHI3 hi' zuifv harm' n'l11fIi1u!ly. President of National Honor Society, B, A. T., National Beta Club, Football Team. Basketball Team, Tennis Team. Hi-Y, Scholarship Society. RUTH ,IANIZ XVHlfl.CHYL Maxi rxrellmzl iu'rnv1plitlie'd lnlllllfi Thumlv Turk Editor, National Beta Club. S. A. P. MARTHA WHITEHEAD A1u'uyi frm' I0 hir frir11Js. President of Homeroom, Girl Reserves. Thumb Turk Assistant Business Manager, Vice-President of C. E., Advisory Council. EMMETT XVIER Laugh ami' thi' unrltl laughs with you. Football Team, Basketball Team, B. A. T., DeMolay, Hi-Y. BIZTTY WILLIAMS HBIFXI zrifh Ihixf fhtzrm, Ihr' rerlizinfy I0 pleuxi'. .A CN -lt an APN UIINI NYINI RI Y 1. I Q ff., I 'I' I JIVIJ. Ju fx Ulu, ffm, :II .Huy frm! I'm.1xkulIuII In-.1m, Ihplm thu,-Ilw Nut Slwmvn XY'.XI.TI'R ISIIQXLII.-XXI IAQ Ii I .-XliR:XR CARI TON IUXVII R .XI 'ION MKII II 'III ISI .YXIXI NI.XkIi. IOIIN IIJXYIN I'OI'I' I4II,I ROOKFR If.-XRI. SC.-XRISOROUGH RICI IARID SC OIT IOANNI7 SIIARIR I-IOYIJ SI'R,XTI.IN ISHANI TIQXS LIQY MAF 'IININIS 23 A fix ? G 3' MQ f' ' 19 I ? ' mu l1 3 Sig? S53 m- wM f W E W Q 51 if AEE 'rpg gg i gm X S Gig A Q rg ff 5 3 dl f -M Zwwywfw JHQQCPJ wi , ff N Q 09 M X iw lim Eifijggyoffgjr Qi' QW OM EK Mffvka W WWPRQ R' x Q - Must Most Must hlosl Most Most Most Nlust Most Witt Most Best Most hlusl blurs! Most Best Most hflu ,I Most Beautiful - Intelligent Sludious - Mischicvous Brilliant - Unsellish - Charming Attractive Sympathetic e,r .... Tactful - Ambivtrt . Personality Vivacious - Laclylike - Unassuminig Sport , . - Versatile - Athletic - Dramatic - Daintiest - . Most Capable - Sweetest - - - Most Popular V Best Dressed - Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Witt Most Best Most Most Best Most Most Most Most Swee Most i t Handsome Intelligent Studious 4 Mischicvous Brilliant - Unselfish - Erank - - Charming Attractive Sympathetic est---- Tacrful . Ambivert - Personality Unassuming Sport - - - Versatile - Athletic . Dramatic . Capable . est . . . Popular . Best Dressed . Most in Love - lH0'i' . Nlllkf, Gillespie, Thurmon - - - . Cohn, Rice, Callahan - - Nicholson, Cohn, Broadhurst . Starrett, Upchurch, Burltes A Cohn, Rice, Nicholson . Sportsman, Callahan, Rice . Gillespie, Rice, Sportsman . . , Gillespie, Rice, Thurmon - Sportsman, Bowden. Callahan - - Sterrett, Upchurch, Whitehead - - - - - Rice, NVhitehead, Thurmiin - . Gillespie, Callahan, Rice, Upchurch . ...... Rice, Upchurch, Barber - Sterrett, Upchurch, Sportsman, Barber - - Gillespie, Rice, DeBeaugrine - - Brown, Gillespie, A. Smith - - Callahan, VI. Martin, Nicholson . . .... Sharer, Rice, Nicholson - . - - Callahan, ,l., Martin, Nicholson Cohn and Allgood, Wliiteliead and Parr, Bowden, Mize and B. Martin - - - . - t - Gillespie, Rice, Mile V - Rice, Nicholson, Cohn, W'hitehead . . . . Sportsman, Rice, Gillespie . Rice, Upchurch, Barber - Gillespie, W'helchel, Rice - - - - - . Saye, Erwin, Burch - Cabaniss, Scott, Wlieeler, Massey - Scott, Cabaniss, Massey, Erwin - Pope, Hinton, XVier, Brown . Cabaniss, Wlieeler, Epps . . Pinson, Epps, Newman - Wfheeler, Hinton, Thornton . . Saye, Harvill, Hinton - - Saye, Burch, Pinson - Pinson, Epps, Maijin - Pope, Brown, Bradberry - - - Cabaniss, Epps, Pinson . . . Bradberry, Pinson, Cabaniss - Hinton, Pinson, Pope, Saye, Brown - W'heeler, Johnson, Massey, Erwin - s - - - - Bradberry, Burch, Owens - Burch, XVheeler, Bradberry, Cabaniss - - - - - Owens, Bradberry, Harvill - Thornton, Brown, Belcher - - - Cabaniss, Epps, Scott - - - Pinson, Epps, Saye - ' - - Burch, Bradberry, Saye - Thornton, Harvill, Owens, Saye - - - - - Harville, Epps, Pinson GI R I.S BOYS WHO Most Most Most Most Most ii1 Love . . Dependable Conscientious Courteous - Outstanding Neatest . . . . Most Original - Best Dancer . Biggest Flirt - Cutest - - . Most Talkative . Most Graceful . Most Sincere - Most Literary - Most Dignified - Best All Round - Noisiest .... Most Deserving - Eriendliest . . . Most Likely to Suc ' - Blfllwf, Stone, Sportsman - -'-. Cohn, Rice, Randolph - . Bowden, Sportsman, Nicholson - Rice, Whitehead, A. Smith . . . . Rice, Cohn, Barber - - - - - - - . Gillespie, Costa, Rice - Upchurch, Barber, Tarpley, Sportsman - . . Sterrett, Costa, Bates, Sportsman - B. Martin, Sterrett, Gillespie, Upchurch - - - - - - - . Gillespie, Rice, Sharer - Sterrett, Burkhart, Upchurch - - - - - Gillespie, Parr, Lee, Costa 4 Rice, Sportsman, Barber, W'hitehead - - - - - Cohn, Barber, Broadhurst . . . Bowden, Gillespie, Rice - - - . Rice, Callahan, Barber - V Starrett, Burkhart, Upchurch - - Rice, Cohn, Randolph, Whitelaead - - - -4--- Sportsman, Rice, Barber ceed - - - - Cohn, Rice, Nicholson Answer to a Gentleman's Prayer . . . Mizg, Barber, Gillggpie One NY'itli Most Oomph ,... Miye, Upchurch, Barber One With Best Line . . . Thurmon, B. Martin, Barber Meekest ---.- - Smith, Gillespie, Broadhurst Most Frank - - - - Brown, Cohn, Burltes Most Dependable . .... Epps, Cabaniss, Massey, Scott Most Conscientious . - Newman, Scott, Epps, Massey, Cabaniss Most Courteous . ...,... Pinson, Cabaniss, Epps Most Outstanding . . Cabaniss, Burch, Bradberry Nearest ----- ----.- T hornton, Harvill, Cofer Most Original Q - Pinson, Brown, Reid, Bradberry, Pope Best Dancer - --'-- Thomas, Brown, Bradberry Biggest Fliri - - Bailey, Hinton, Thornton, Thomas Cutest . . . ...... Pope, Hinton, Phillips Most Talkative - - Pope, Stephens, Bailey, Thomas Most Sincere - - - - Epps, Pinson, Wliecler Most Literary . . Erwin, Cabaniss, Scott, Pope Most Dignified - . - . Erwin, Thornton, Epps, Scott Best All Round - - Bradberry, Cabaniss, Burch N0iSif!St ---- . . Pope, Bradberry, Bailey Most Deserving - . . - Pendergrass, Epps, Pinson Cabaniss, Massey Friendiiest ------ . Pinson, Epps, Brown, Pope Most Likely to Succeed . . . . . Cgbgnigg' Epps' Scott Answer to a Maiden's Prayer . . Sgyg, Harvill, Burch One With Most Oomph , . Martin, Burch, Saye One With the Best Line ....... Sqyg, Parham, Bailey Most Gentlcmanly - . . Pinson, Epps, Burch, Cabaniss. Saye Mcekesr f-'-- - - Pugh, johnson, Wier, Newman Most Manly . - Burch, Erwin, Owens, Parham 24 'Sh-1 CUPH URE CL.H' OFFICERS ROBYRT Kimi . . Pm-mlm! DLJUGLAS FPPS . . 'Vim'-I'1'4'vAfu1f .UYl0H ULASU OH? ICIQRS llmxlx bmw ll . Plrmf1'11! 1.x si 'X Dx NJIII 111 . 511 wfum Null , In mn r Sei' 2,4 ,k .l. hs. 2.1 0l-l Cl, SS 26 Almms BOOTH CHAN! Dixon: Emfs ASHI-ORD BARBI sc Bfxlalaoxx' Bkmm S BL l'I 1 li CHANUU-R Clcuu DAN'II3 IJAYIS DLTCJLI'fTI,li DRI-iwm' Drurrlvun-.R F1.ANAc,AN FOXY'I.IfR, FowL1f,R, R. FROSI GILNTRY GIBSON G1u1,1iY GOlJLOX'1 GOOCH HANCOCK HAliThiAN I-IOHGSON HOLLmAx' HONIEA HUNTEIK JAINII-QS JOHNSON, A. JOHNSON, C. JONES JORDAN KEMP KENNON KISER JUNIUH, CLA -, fo ss- 5,,,.,-1 M-N44 N-..4' 27 'fs-..4-v' K-14 f-X -me ent UNIUR CLA 28 I..-xxn I,ANr, I.m'1RN LL'KII'KIN Mc CRI 1 MLLLRUY BIARTIN, AI. M.-xR1'1N, R. RILLL MIQHA1-.1. NfKSII PINSQN P055 PUXY'1fI,L l'L'Rc.f'LL SHR!-ST SIMBILRSON S1 IGH SIXIITH, L. SRIITH. N. S1 1,vH1aNs STQNE T.u1,nR TURNHR VAUQIIN XVIUQI Il-I-l,, B. xY'Il.lXLII'1'11s AI. XYXILLEY W1L1.xAMs,G. Ttrslss W1 SI' XVILR XVILLIABIS, T. XXVILLIABISON VVOI-'I-'ORD .llYIOR FLLH' v Hung? SUPHUMURE CLASS UPHHMUHE RASS IN lVlElVl0RlAlVl Memories of Waco Garrison, and Gloria Downs, who passed away during the school year 1943-44, will always remain in our hearts and minds. Their lives enriched the spirits of all who knew them. We also remember with appreciation Janie Owens, the faithful maid of Athens High School. 32 W 1 THEY DIED FUR US Many Athens High School alumni have given their lives in the service of their country. They have spilt their blood in many distant corners of the earth. They died to preserve the happy, democratic principles we, at home, are still enjoying. W'e pledge ourselves to live up to the ideals they fought and died for. Wfe also pledge ourselves to fulfill our tasks at home. 33 Qu- 34- 334 : me I, , + '?'k Y 1, . , ., ,-' D, Q '13 if CAMPUS SNAPS l?T-vp- -2 BE UTIEU CIIIIIPIIX QIlf7l'l1 Miss ANN ,THURIVION Yi. ,-f lInf Senior Bcvzzzfjf Qzmwz Miss NAN GILLESPIE jif-2-giw :f..'-X635 :'. fimi., A . jfhi, . - iz 1 L . 3. s,,YY,W'5a- ,' -ii Swzior Bvzzzzfy QIll'ClI Miss MARY LOU UPCHURCH QFQ-'W i Soplaomorv Bcvzzziy Qzwcvz Miss CATHERINE CHANCE Izruinr Bwzzzfy QIIVVII Miss PAT MELL lmwfflv ' MILITARY INSPECTWN 40 1 Ll'I' I .f CAPTAIN C. A. HIGHT SERGI1.-KNT LEON FARMLR PMSCNT Axsisluuf PIVISCNT an Lvfl In riglll: Lieutenant Colonel Charles Burch, Mzlior George Epps, Capmin M. B. XVl1celer, Captain George Erwin. 42' Lrfl fo ,. X , l'I.Ql7fI Ted X'i'4mtls, Wlirtli Bmwn, Robert klnel, Clirlttin lwnvler. ST' Ms V BV S I Fifsl Row, lvfl ia Vigbf: Captain George Brntlbcrry, Captain Bobby Saye. First Lieutenant Golden Hin- ton, First Lieutenant Harvey Cabaniss, First Lieutenant jimmy Glenn .... Svrrnlil Row: Second Lieu- tenant Frank Honea, Second Lieutenant Emmett NX ier, Second Lieutenant Morgan Harvill, Second Lieu- tenant john Bailey, Second Lieutenant Tom Eberhart. 43 'we -'-' 'M' -'Y - nut - iraqi! FIRST PLlT00l . Fm, 'c Ifirxi 10141 Irff fn riyltf: George Bradberrv, Captain: Golden Hinton, 'First Lieutenant, Emmitt Nlfier, Second Lieutenant, Alva Pendergrass, First Sergeant - - - Sworn! wut Robert Gibson, Henry Paul, Hoke Nash. Don johnson, Carl McCarthy, joe Pendergrass. Douglas Epps, Robert Kirk, slack Conway. I. Y. Nash, and Leroy Phillips - . - Tblrtl Voir: George Nll illiams, Earl Hunter, Xlifilliani Huff, Xlfight- man Beckwith, Billy Murray, Charlie Royston, Richard Kellu, Murray Soule. Bob Haynes, and Frank Gooch .-.- Fnnrlli r'o14': Billy Martin, Bobby Bradbcrry, lrvin Escoc, Thomas Dean, W'illis Valctt, George O'Ne,1l, Bobby james, sludge Holliday, lrving Ogletree, Harold Morris. if IEW.. 'l'Z. X ell2m PLAT00 i .Ny . 4 , , , ,.,. ,mumbai liirsl Rum, lrjt lu ritefwl: George Bradberry, Captain, Golden Hinton, First Lieutenant, Frank Honea, Second Lieutenant: Alva Pendergrass, First Sergeant .... Srmml Rout Abit Massey, jimmy Gentry, Claude Turner, Robert Lancey, Bobby Patrick, Bobby Conley, jimmy Xlfoodard, Dick Shackelford, Bob Braclberry, Billy Pendley, Balfour Hunnicutt, Edward Hale, liarl Tent ,... Tbiril Ro-u': Andrew Reid, Harvey Scagraves, Lewis Mills., David Palmismo, .lack Turner, Leon Kidd, Vinton Hoyle, Sam Nickerson, Dwain Chambers, .lack Poss, Gardner Gidley, Billy Taylor .... Fmarflw Rozr: Edwin Lump- kin, Thomas Spratlin, Paul Chapman, Lauren Goldemith, john Gastley, Carter Langford, Donald Colquitt, Alec Davis, Billy XVatson, Billy Reynolds. .. ,1-9---1.-1. ,,,s W . -1 S i S A1 is s th e PLATUUN Iiirsf Rott, lcff in Vlgflff Bobby Saye, Captain: Harvey Cahiniss, First Lieutenant: john Bailey, Second Lieutenant, Richard Scott, First Sersgesint, .... S wuml Rnzr: Ben Barrow, Forrest Hines, Tommy Coursey, George Murrow, Arthur Langford, Gene Fortsnn, Tad Riley, Bennie Carey, B. T. Allen, Sam Pinson. . . . Tlwirif Row: Raymond Flder, Carroll Ogletree, Frank Anderson, Billy Datsun, Billy XYiteher, Tim Cartey, Bobby Dells, jimnay Langford, Charles Sorrells .... Fnlrllfi Run! Robert Martin, Jimmy Shiver, Lamar Glenn, Paul Manley, Tommy Lang, Charles lidwards, Arthur Gann, Robert Pluyd, .lack Carter, CEC0lD PLAT00 Len Belcher. 533, 7' llYXQ r- Qfiiiffii Fifi! Row, Icff I0 rigbf: Bobby Saye, Captaing Harvey Cabaniss, First Lieutenantg Morgan Harvill, Second Lieutenant, Richard Scott, First Sergeant .... Sevoml Row: john Fowler, jimmy Little, Sambo Davis, Richard Harrison, Marion York, Tony Harris, Mell Adams, Richard Cnfer, Ned Smith, Pete Hines, Hal Cofcr .... Tflirif Roar: Carlton Booth, Max Morgan, Bill Simpson, Lee Moss, john Spratlin, Allison Herring, Vincent Watson, Ben McRee, Robert joel .... Fourth Raw: Luke Smith, Tod Davis, George Tutwiler, Terry Wingield, Allen Findley, Almond Healan, Abit Massey, XVorth Brown, Carlton Fowler. fo ? 9'X' ' Er' fb 'i .,. 1 . Q u ,V a , in .Y 1 ' if ,V yv n 4 J ' vi .- Sm 3' X sw T? 1 ,, '. A, A 7 af I -. 4,3 I if K R 'ie ,g -- J ,, MR. R. T. DOTTERY .ll. T. U. .'PON.'0Rl DAY B E Q 'Q l, 5, and 4 , M, ' , gl M' , fl, ,y , 'i. l .tw x ,.g We .' 4. ' , .Q 7 Q N ' V , e ii, gl 3 ff' I, 5. 5 22 Ku? ill 'V E a up Q' xi' ,.,L ' Q e sl ,J 2 A wh If 6 ' 'f rv' wwf xv.- :. t ww QTEK N zfginfig 'YA' 31723: ,. , ,xg mv.-.M W9 Q ffl mf' we V -x lg ., ,ag M- '.' er ' .1 A V , L vi' P-if Q l L.. A W A l 'ff ..:f.+,sz., - ltff rzqfwls P1 st Lieut. Ixmmv Glenn with Nan Gillnspxeg Captnln Bobby Saye wxth Xlndge fujv. lv I0 , r 1 1 Daniel: Captain George Erwin with Pat Mellg Major George Epps with Catherine Stoney l,neut. Culunel Charles Burch with .lean Daniels, . - - Bottom, lrlff rn right: Nan Gnllispieg Madge Daniel, PM Nlell, Catherine Stone, jean Daniels. 47 if A . M' Ewx COHN Gif? . 7'QQ M6 FUNIMENCE ENT SPEAKER A -,n f.-Mug, LAURIL NICHOLSON PII-.LAN BOWDEN 1. .- 1-S' - , , f , 5 f M ' -5 1 gil 4 ' ' 'iphigf P' A 1? RRR V J, J, Y gy, . J ' -ff' A K Q '- X -c 1' M Mx ,N 1 :T . , xi , A mg: V if it I M? K . I Q SUSAN RICE Hmuffx' CAUANISS RICHARD SCOTT CATHILRINI1 RANDOLPH 48 NIZAT SCHULARSHIP i'0Cl iTY ht i ' if l Z Fin! row, Ivfl fo riglrlr Eva Cohn, Nan Gillespie, Susan Rice, Peggy Callahan, Laurie Nicholson, Beverly Anne Sportsman, Betty Parr. . . . Svfomf Row: Daisy Brnaclhurst, joan Martin, Betty Brewer, jean Allgond, Mildred Martin, Helan Bowden. - - A Tlriril Rnir: Harvey Cabaniss, Abit Massey, Richard Scott, M. B. Nvheeler. The Athens High School Scholarship Society was organized at Athens High School in the school year of 1935-36. There were twenty-live seniors named by Principal E. B. Mell as the Hrst members. The qualifications for membership are .1 minimum of seventy-five percent A's and no mark below HB. When a student obtains this average, he automatically becomes a member. On February 28, seventeen Seniors were named by Mr. Mell to the Scholarship Society. The first meeting of this year was held Monday, March 9. Miss Martha Anderson and Miss Bonnie Brock are serving as co-sponsors this year. 50 li Tl0fAL HONOR. i'0CIE'l'Y JG. -' M-, llrif Rule, lij! fn ll,Ql7fI Peggy 4 allahan, Susan Rice, Secretarvg Harvey C'.ilw.imss, ViceAl'residenig Nl. li. Wlieeler, Presidenig Joan Xlartin ..., Srimnl Run: lva Kohn, Katrina lhvix, Vlune l3eliu.ii1i.:riiie, llclcn liowden, Nan Cnllespie, llaisy liroatlliurst, l.aurie Nicliolwn, Kathleen Cooper .... Tfrlnl limi .Xlxa l'endergrass, Lit-ox'i:e l'pps. Mildred Martin, Abit Massey. Membership in the National Honor Society is recognized in education circles as being the highest honor that any high school student can receive. The Honor Society stands for outstanding achiexements in the ideals of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. To be eligible for membership students must be a member of the third or fourth year classg must have been in the school more than one yearg and must rank in the upper third of his class in scholarship. The eligible students are nominated and elected by the faculty. Scholarship alone, however, will not admit a student to the National Honor Society. Character, leadership, and service are all considered. 51 Nil'Fl0NAIi BETA Clilfli 31 AL 17 Inn! lifur, lrvl! In rrglif: Susan Rice. Peggy Callahan, Harvey Cabaniss, Laurie Nicholson, Beverly Anne pnrtsman, Charles liureh ..,, buumf Ruiz. liva Cohn, june Delieaugrine, Nan Cillespie, Ann Smith, Catherine Randolph, Betty Brewer .... Tliiril' Roll: R tl I. - XVl -l-I 'l u 1 .int it Lit , Golden Hinton, Sam Pinson, Abit Massey ,... I-uurlli Rniv: M. B, Vfheeler, George Iipps, Lawrence Newman, XVnrth Brown. The purpose of the National Beta Club is to promote ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the high school students of America. The following requirements are necessary for student membership: Superior mentality, good character, creditable achievement, and a commendable attitude. Each member of the Beta Club realizes the honor he receives when he is invited to join the organization. In order to be chosen for membership in the Athens High School Chapter, the student must be in the upper third of his class, approved by the faculty, and elected by a three-fourths majority of the members. 52 'PHUMIS 'I' C Q ' ' . ii . l'iv'il Kung Ii-ft In Vlgllff ,Iune l5el5e.iugrint', Daisy lirwhidliiirst, Iva C-ihn, Susan Rice, Ruth .lane XY'helf chel, l..lUI'iC Niclmlsnii, klenn Brown, Nl.ll'll1.l Xw'l1llL'l1C.lCl .... Srinllil Run: Irene Helton, Alimn liurkes, Ikggy' C.lllJl1.'lI1, Helan Pmnwdeii, louise Armour .... illhllll Run I k,iem'g.gc Ifiwin, Harvey t.1b.1niss, Wlvrlh limwii. Abit M,nse',', Nan Qilllcspie. Golden Hinton, Nlildrud Nlartin The Tlmmfv Tack Trifmm' has been the student publication since 1930. It has .1 cir- culation of 750 and is member of the G. S. P. A. The T. T. T. is published with the help of Miss Ruby Anderson, the faculty adviser. The policy of the paper is to be of service to the high school, to strive always to uphold the principles of democracy .ind to represent the ide.1ls of the school, to be for the instruction and enjoyment of ill, and to develop the .lrt of deiling successfully with people. K f ' we 5. ax ' x gf' gf V 1 53 HI-Y ...,......,. 3 1 as-C UQ --f W J., ff ' K 'S ' , ' V 1 , 1 . F .tw ' ' . . . D , - ,. , 1' 5 - x. . . ' . 4 .f 1 llrii Rllllj li'-fl lu fl-Qllfi George limdberry, Abit Nlssscy, Charles Burch, Nl. li. Wilieelur. Richard Scott. Franlx Honea. George Erwin, lfmrl Test ..., SLTUIIAI Run: Ned Smith, Sambo lJ.ix'ix, Alan Finley, George XY'illi.ims, Luke Smith, blinimy' Tubbs, jimmy Hodgson .... Tlnril Ruta: l'l.irold Nlorris. Emmett XVier, NI. Y. Nash, Henry Paul. Andrew Reid. The l-li-Y is .1 national organization for high school boys. lts purpose is to create, m.1int.1in, .md extend throughout the school .md community the high stsmdards of Christian character. The local Club was organized in 1919. It is one of the oldest clubs of its type in connections with the Athens High School. Any senior, junior. or sophomore boy is eligible for membership. He makes written application for membership .ind after ap- proved by the members is admitted. At present there are thirty members on roll. For the duration of the war the Club is limited in its socials. The Hi-Y house party was not held for this reason. 54 GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves, .1 department of the Y. NV. C. A., has only one qualification for membership-that the prospective member be a student of Athens High School. The purpose of this organization is to develop the kind of thinking, the kind of living, that will make the young girl of today .1 responsible Christian woman, ready and able to make America more true to its best hopes and tradition. Highlights of the year are the Recognition Service, held annually at some local churchg the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and the house party held each spring at the Y. XV. C. A. Camp. Ollicers for the 1943-44 term are June DeBeaugrine, presidentg Patricia Mell, vice- presidentg Jo Ann Russell, secretary, and Madge David, treasurer. 55 , , .94 33-:5,,E.l :M ,Z .. M . ,Q A f Jw- A , Y A Zh W 'Q' A .965 Q if , xv.. v Jaw DE ef4a6,mff 0 , 'T ' 5 3 Hfzffv PQICKET BEVERLY A. spoersmfv BETTV H7715 muxmf ,wrHOL50N is 321 . r KJ? Q H HALLfE ANNA: BARBEP ,rf ru , .E 1,1 fm i igfxw V wif. Z: 'LA I I R ,.... aww JJNF HANKUCK LUULLE LUVBQIV JEAN BROWN ANN JHITH - , ,-5-' ,X M ? ANNE THURMON FRAIVCFJ C0570 01 V -f 'f , I x xv .r- 'fv 3 ,K ,, .R , 2 1 -'X X X s it ii A,,, -A' - f . . 8 . f x, W , V X X X .WW x Q ,Q S 49 'ix S , X Q xi , . , x , A, 7? 1 :al 5 Q f,-ji? X , , X' LN S' .-..' 1 BMPBHPHM iff 50515 .S 75212577 JEAN 01.16000 C'fl19Pl077'f ZXJND E4 YE BU 7' 715 P8 JACKIE WflL5 .77!l 1?fJ'!I l0l?F 808315 M45 J7fW4Pf-MAKFVA JJNFJIIIPIMBD ' JDYIE Kffdf U 'x ,Eg .33 -rg X . 1 A , Q, as 1 l . . . First Razr, lrfl lu I'I',QZIfI Sally Orr. Nan Gillispie, Mary Luu Upchurch, Vivian Ashford, Ann Burkhart, Virginia Waer .... Smunil Rau: Madge David, Cornelia Ann Frost .... Tfmtl Ruin Marion XY'ust, jackie Sue Sligh, Serena Fl.mag.m, Callahan .... Mary Lou Lrfl fo rigbl: Ann Burkhart, T1'ms111'vr': Upchurch, Prrtiileniq Sue Rice, Viz't'-P1'r.iiifrr1Iq Nan Gillespie, Sr'rv'vftlry. At the present time the total membership members and 6 Sophomore pledges. The purpose of this organization is to bring friendship and fun. Ruth Fowler, Pat Mull, Helen Driftmier, Katrina Secresr, Peggy Noi ilmiun: Ruth jane X'i'l1clcl'iel, Susan Rice. The S. A. P. Club was the first social organization for girls founded in 1955. The First club was com- posed of five members who chose the name, and col- ors which are green and purple. The society has three annual socials, which are the annual spring and winter dance, which are looked forward to by all students, and the Annual Girl Break. is IS junior and Senior girls together in loyalty, Plr'il,qrx 57 BAT CLUB X .. .,,.-,Q..Je .........i M. .... .L ...Q :X e. '1.. . ..-,..... Srltiug: fin the usual orderj George Tutwiler, Gene Fortsnn, Snmbo Davis, Richnrd Cofer, Billy Brown, Sam Nickerson, Allan Finley, Terry Wdngficld, Xhiilgl'llIH.1I'1 Beckwith .... Kmwlmg: XVnrrh Brown, Leo Belcher, Bobby Brmdberry, Hnrold Morris, Lauren Goldsmith, Robert Floyd, Billy Taylor, Frank Gooch. . . . Slumling: Billy Martin, Tommy johnson, Harvey Cabmiss, Charles Thornton, Hll Cofer, Golden Hinton, Morgan Harvill, Sam Pinson, Emmett W'ier, john Bailey. M. B. XY'heeler. George Bradberry. The B. A. T. club was organized in 1932, and is the oldest social club of A. H. S. Its charter members were a small group of socially outstanding juniors and seniors. The purpose of these boys was to provide entertainment in the form of dances, ham- burger fries, and other social activities for A. H. S. students. New members are inducted into the B. A. T.'s semi-annually. Two of the more outstanding functions of the school year are the midwinter dance and the spring dance, which are looked forward to eagerly by .ill the student body. .ng 58 0. W. LYS hm Boisisv SAYI Pl'i'Sizfz'IIl FRANK Hox is A St'N'i'fL1l'-1 RICHARD Scorr 3 lyffl'-P1'l'SfiI't'Jlf Lrkov PHi1,i,iPs Trmzxzirri' The O. XV. L. Social Club was founded in 1936 by a small group of high school boys. Since then it has advanced rapidly .ind is now well represented in .ill school activities. The most popular d.1tes on the high school calendai' are the two dances presented 'zach year, one during the Christmas holidays .ind the other in the spring. The members of the club .ire selected on the basis of character, scholarship, and lead- ership. The purpose of the Q. NV. L. Club is to promote in its members, the traits of citizenship .ind to develop them mentally .ind socially. Firsf Row, lrfl to rigbl: Leroy Phillips, Bill Sutton, Jimmy Tubbs, Hoke Nash, jack Pnss, Henry Paul. Douglas Epps, Ned Smith, Bill Simpson, Tad Riley, Marion York, Balfour Hunnicut, Earl Tear, George Scott .... SITOIIAI' Row: Bobby Saye, Richard Scott, Luke Smith, George Williams, George Epps, Paul Chapman, Edwin Lumpkin, Billy XVichard, Robert Gibson, Frank Honra, Ed Poss, Andrew Reid, RI. Y. Nash. jr. 1,5 K 59 'PEE LGE ULN 'IIN if jg 5 wg smfmlrfdlifhgl 'K Q 4 n ff 'L ' L 'W L ' L ' 5+-3 , Q L Lf - 1' . ALL L, L L, V L L, ,L L 4 V L L . 7. X X in wwf 7' N. ' N s: f-,ag lj L X L L ' L- ,Egg-,4'?' f L, LL., ,,,,. -L , ' ' Q -, . nf' ' L b Ll.. -1 1- 4 ' ' ffx ffv L L LL L55 , L L..L L Lg L L A k l, L... -L, A A L , Qzj? L A V I L.LL L W M as ml ,LL L ' K 'Q 'QL fix?- :L III- i4 L +- L -E -,+. 11 .p ' TW :L W --W1 X ' 21 ,L V L W L ,M - X--A ma V LES. L L 1 A ' V1 VF' fr- H.. L L UEAIUR PL Y CAUT 1 T.: .f w A , f , -Q ' X I f Y A K - f f ' Ex , fwxglx -Q' .M '- ,4 Q . 5 Fiixf row, iff! In rigfvfz Billy Belcher, Susie Stcrrcrl, juan Burlws, Billy Marlin, Ann Burklmrr, Betty Parr. Beverley Ann Spurtininn. - - - Srinnif r'm': Clmrlcs Tlnirntiin. .Xmlrcw Raul. Nlarrlu XY'liitc- l1C.lCl, B.1rb.1r.1 Luc, lfva Colm. - - - Tfvflif :nut XY nrtl1 Brown, George IZFXVID, Sam Pinson, Rulwcrt Alucl, .md Lcrpy Phillips. 61 ' 4 5 1 ' if l s X Q Y K M34 XYN NEWS AND VIEWS K 67 ATHLETICS , Q. f Q aff- iff:-ffl' M Cm L ,,,,f,,v C of ATHENS HIGH SCHUHL pmwxcllfyq THE 1944 HAH00 UHEEIl LEAllEli.' -00. Y - X. -..n.o ,.,a'... 1 rea- W.-.ma WW my X -i x L rllqfvff Pat Mull, Alice lfrwin. H.mllw Anno Iigrlwr, Sump Stcrrcu, Nlxdgc David, Susan Ricu, Ruth liuwicr. W- A' . . if jaffn 1 . 'KN MARY Lou UPCHURCH CHl7fNilI of CZ7t't'l'IL'L74ft'I'S 64 FO0TBilLL 5 Q VW --, ,, .- .. img' Firm' Row, frfl in l'lX,7ff Alva Pendcrgrass, Frank Hvnea, lfmmett Xvier, Charles Owens, Morgan Harvill, John Bailey, Bob Haynes ...,. S rmml Ruiz: Billy Martin, jimmy Hodgson, Ll. Y, Nash, Charles Burch, Harris Parham, Golden Hint-mn, Ifd Pow, Sam Pinmv ..,. Tfliiril Run: Charles Doolittle. Nlanagerg Robert Floyd, Hal Cofer, Richard Scott, George XY'illiams, Bobby Save, Buck Bradberry, Tyson Cruce. Alan Briscoe, George Tiirwiler, klimmy Gentrv, Xlanagerg Coach Charlie Walliains. The Athens High eleven had .1 very successful season, winning S out of 10 games. The two losses were suffered at the hands of Grirlin, 13-0, and to Decatur, 13-7. The team was captained by Charlie Owens along with Alternate Captain Buck Brad- berry. Coach Charlie Williilnas, in his First year at Athens High School, proved to be one of the best coaches in its history. He is a graduate of the University of Georgia and is considered one of the best guards that it has had in the past few years. The First team was composed of: Ends, M. B. Wheeler and Morgan Harvillg Tackles. Poss and Burch: Guards, Bailey and Parhamg Center, Honeag and Backiield, Saye, Owens, Martin and Bradberry. M. B. Wheelei', who suffered Ll broken arm during the season, was replaced by Emmett Wier, who did a great job. F l 65 A BA 'KETBALL CHARLIE CXVENS Cu-Capfain Q- W-f,,.,, ,Q Xxx ,- ,G X 'A'P--- ' fi.. .G G V, X, ' 4- N- 2- X, my 5 i 6 N? NT' If: , x x Nv,,,,W,, MQ? ':' XS PEGGY CALLA1-IAN, Cajwfniu .G 1 GEORGE BUcK', BRADBERRY Callzfain 66 w-maui BUYS' BilSKETM!i!i The Athens High basketball team of 19-H was the most talented and best ,111 'round team seen at the old institution in some time. ie .1 'ers o ae eam, wens, rat err ', arvi , ure 1 ant iee er .1 urnet Tl pl 5 f rl t O B lb H ll B l l XVI l ll t l in great performances throughout the season and won 13 of 14 regular scheduled games. The Maroons won the North Georgia Interseholastie Conference championships for the first time since 1959. The Athens team easily defeated Druid Hills in the finals, 56 IO 18. Athens suffered a great loss to Hartwell in the 10th district tournament because they Weren't quite playing up to par, but it seemed to give the boys more determination to win the N. G. I. C. The squad showed great spirit in every contest and only through hard work did they obtain such gratifying success. The team work of these boys will always be remembered at A. H. S. Conch L. C. Hickman ean,t be praised too much for his fine job of coaching and molding the team into one of the best in the state. 67 Glll iS' BA.'KE'I'Ril!iL -Q, ,loan Nlartm. Co-Caplairig Peggy Callahan, Laptain . . . SIIITVIKQI ,Ioan Kemp, kleanine Stone, lfva lang ford, Olene XY'mfrcy, Lorem: Harris, Berry Brewer, john Uurkex, laurie Nieliulrim, Marlorie, Klux Trussell. - - - Kllirllrlgf Billie XY'ickliHu, Patsy Ciuntry, Clara lippv, lfaye Butts, Betli' lot- Brirllees Alou Xviclillffc. The Maroon Lassies have had a very successful season during the past year. This was due to the undying spirit and good sportsmanship of the girls. as well as to the excellent coaching of their beloved Miss Nick. Miss Nicholson has been an inspiration in many hard battles. She always had L1 never say die spirit which gave the players courage to keep their chins up in spite of tlithculties. The girls worked hard all the season and deserve all the credit given them. They have fought hard: lost unrlinchingly, and won smiling! GFI ' 7 ' M T' f If A -, ,l,, A 1. ??fg,:b?+1il'7'l 'L is '- TRU 1 f'5li?:'i:eegf:gl . M..,M... F . yes Mm., 1 4 Flrif Volt, leff lu llgfrff Almond Haelan, Rubert 'I'hum.is, I-'tl XYvllli.1I'llbUU, liarl Tear ..... S wiufltl mnw' fharles W'illi.1ms, Cinaclig George liratlberry, John Halley, L. Lanltfnttl, .mtl Alex llavis, Manager. The Track Team this year was coached by Charles XVilli.1ms and Captainetl by George Buck Bradberry. The team was handicapped because of the lack of members, but did exceptionally well under the circumstances. Buck Bradberry, three-letter man, proved his exceptionally high value to the team by capturing First place in the broad jump and 120-yard low hurdles in both the State and N. G. I. C. meets. He was the indivitlual high scorer in both of these meets. 69 'PENN S i 'i 'Stew -was-nc, 9 .i .x xl A! VJ . - 2 Left fu riglrf-' Peggy Callahan, Billie XVickliHc, jo XVicklil'Ye, and Laurie Nicholson. The Boys' Tennis Team was composed of M. B. XVheeler, Captaing Charles Burch. Alex Davis, and Morgan Harvill. L. C. Hickman served as Boys' Coach while Miss Martha Nicholson coached the Girls' Team composed of the Wickliife twins, Callahan, and Nicholson. Both of these teams entered the state meet in Macon. M. B. Wheeler and Billie Wick- liffe won first place in the boys' and girls' singles respectively. This is the second con- secutive year M. B. has won the state championship. QA X,-1-HQ, 92.1-W . fi? I , lx D5-. , 4 , x X M X ev X Q . A N V ..o, . Q Qggs-a s 29A Y... , 3I:zf-Qc., ' x C xg vb. Q' Q f ,V - f. kk t , . DK a. ' 2 , Q 'K - y i W . f 2 . f X . gasp: ,gh Q . My U M Y ,5: ,,s--.2-M34 ,E 'g li-eggs-5jf.i W3 .. 'if f-H ge ,, ' -Q ' ' lf! X 5: 41,5 -'wixf 435 Af ': -. - 'Wah I' ' ure. ,J x,g,,gA, .QQQQX5 ig? .- LQ,.,Nkj -f-:Y ff ' ,N Ln ,. 'A' fzv- . ' 'T' , X, YQEA. 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