Blakely Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Blakely, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1948 volume:

- i EX Libris fig gi 'S sw .,- -v g Sf I JR V S l Ji fxzfwayan Qfofkanhhn W 5112 Qaragon Qress .fmzrfyzfarrfvzyg '7fze Bafccall SENIOR CLASS 1945 waz. f Publish-ed by BLAKELY-UNIO N Blakeiy, Georgia H IGH SCHOOL Q rqfmallfffalen A Our strong band can ne'er be broken, l-ligh School life at best is passing, Formed in Blakely High, . Gliding swiftly by, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Let us pledge in word and deed, Sealed by friendships tie. Our love for Blakely High. Mem'ry's leaflets close shall twine, Chorus Round OUV hefffls for aY9. Blakely, Fairest, we shall give, Walt us back, o er lite s broad track, Loyalty and praise' T0 DleaSUVe5i l0U8 BONE' bY- Give our hearts devotion ever Thru our high school days. , 'xxq l it 5 l 2' fi-SJ , V .-..:.. , 0 I - .g 1, XZ, llguw 0 vwll-'ti r 2 -, aa , Q' xi so vt' I 4 . I O P '4W' Because of his high ideals of life, his understanding of our problems, and his sincere love for boys and girls, in an effort to express our appreciation for him, we, the Senior Class, affectionately dedicate to MR. HOMER HODCES BRINSON, lR. Our Principal this the first issue of our school annual The l948 Bobcat Seated, left to right: Gloria Bush Beth White Betty jean Temples Virginia Chandler Standing: Billy Roberts Billy joe jordan ,james Williams Ted Whitchard i s GD xt N.f 07 at . 1 sl r x I gukg an l ' 'T xii' 7fae Baical' Seated, left to right Homer Brinson Ann jean jones Mary Rogers Carolyn Dunning Bill Toole Standing: Billy Snyder Billy Hayes Ree Mills joy Chiles Ray Shierling szayy Kneeling, left to right: Tommy Crawford Sammye Bostwiclc Standing: Peggy Scarborough lacqueline White joy Pitman Ida Marcia Middleton loan Bryant Standing, left to right: larnesa Williams Peggy Crubbs Seated 2 Inez Fain Lottie Be Phelps Olive Yates ml? 1 '1 J n'9l lggC Oo H A! 'Vs' , - , . . ? ' , iii'-:-l 4 - P+ 95 .. ,Q , 1 If f 1 it ' 1' - 532 Wwulifq i l Mrs. l. l. Amrich Mrs. l. O. Brown U. of Georgia U. of Georgia A.B., Sociology A.B., Social Science C. Leonard Brooks Mrs. l. F. Hattaway, E. Tenn. College lr' B.S. in Education U- Of KenlUCkY -English A.B. in Education Mrs. H. H. Brinson, lr. LaGrange College A.B. in History l l l i i Miss Maxine Moody Mrs. Alyce R. Bessie Tift College Dennls B.S. in Hgme U. of Alabama Economics B.S. in Education Mrs. l. R. Puckett E. H. Cheek U. of Georgia U. of Georgia A.B. in English B.S Agriculture f if SENO R JUNIUR snpnmnna n Q X A J' f --if-f ' v , 5 'E 'f 5 in Q : ggfrtldg' it X geniau I-IOMER BRINSON-F.F,A.g I-Ii-YQ Basketball 43 Football 4g Annual Staffg Delta Sigma Pi. GLORIA BUSH-F.l-I.A.g Tri-Hi- Yg Basketball Reporterg Annual Staff. I-IOOVER CHANCY-F.F.A.g l-li- Yg Baseball 3. VIRGINIA CI-IANDLER-FI-I.A,g Tri-I-li-Yg Basketball 45 Annual Staff. BETTY ANN COX-F,H.A.g Tri- I-li-Yg Basketball 4. TOMMY CRAWFORD - l-Ii-YQ Annual Staff. CAROLYN DUNNINO-FI-l.A,g Betag Tri-l-li-YQ Secretary of Senior Classg Basketball 3, 43 Whos Whog Annual Staffg Kappa Theta Pig Cheer Leader. ANN EDMONDSON - F.l-I.A.g Tri-I-Ii-Y. Senahu T INEZ FAIN-Tri-Hi-Yg Annual Staff. . lOHN FLANAGAN-F.F.A. IANE FUQUA-F.H.A.3 Tri-Hi- Yg Reporter of Senior Classg Who's Who3 Kappa Theta Pig Class Prophetg Cheerleader. PEGGY GRUGGS-F.H.A.g Betag Tri-Hi-Yg Who's Whog Kappa Theta Pig Honorary F.F.A.g Annual Staffg Cheerleader. GEORGE HAMMOND - F.F.A.g Hi-Yg Who's Who. MARY ANN HARPER-Tri-Hb Yg Basketball 3, 45 Who's Who. BILLY HAYES-Hi-YQ Basketball 43 Football 3, 45 Annual Staffg Delta Sigma Pi. ANN lEAN JONES-F.H.A.3 Tri- Hi-Yp Who's Who: Annual Staffg Kappa Theta Pig Cheerleader. .. 3L:ll.l. ' ,,-- ..4,-fL:.., Seniau BILLY IOE IORDAN-F.F.A.g Hi- Yg Basketball 3, 4g Football 3, 45 Whois Wlwog Annual Stattg Delta Sigma Pig Track 35 Baseball 3. BARBARA KING-Tri-l-li-Y. LOIS IVICDOWELL-El-l.A.g Tri- Hi-Y. REE MILLS-El-l.A,g Betag Tri- I-li-Yg Class Treasurerg Basketball 45 Who's Whog Annual Staffg Kappa Theta Pi. HELEN PATTERSONif- El-l.A.g Tri-Hi-Y. LOTTIE BE Pl-lELPS-Betag Tri- l-li-Yg Annual Staff. IOY PITMAN-F.l7l.A.g Tri-l-li- Yg Annual Staff. QUNE PITMAN-F.l-l.A.g Tri-l-li- g Basketball 3, 4g Class Will. Seniaaei BILLY ROBERTS - President, Senior Classg I-li-Yg Football 3, 45 Whos Wliog Annual Statfg Base- ball 3g Delta Sigma Pi. MARY ROGERS-F.l-l.A,g Betag Tri-I-li-Yg Class Vice-Presidentg Basketball 45 Wnds Whog Annual Stalfg Class I-listoriang Kappa Theta Pi. L PEGGY SCARBOROUCH-F. l-l. A.p Betag Tri-l-li-YQ Who's Whog Annual Staffg Kappa Theta Pi. FELTON Sl-IEFFIELD - F.F.A.j l-li-Y. RAY SHIERLINC-F.F.A.g l-li-Yg Senior Parliamentariang Basketball 3, 43 Football 35 Whds Whog An- nual Staftg Track 3g Baseball 3g Delta Sigma Pi. BILLY SNYDER-F.F.A.g Hi-Yg Annual Staftg Who's Whog Foot- ball 3, 4g Track 35 Delta Sigma Pi, IUNE SPENCE - F.l-l.A.g Tri- Hi-Y. IEAN STEWART - F.H.A.g Tri Hi-Y. Se:-niaafi DOROTHY STOKES--F.l-l.A. BETTY lEAN TEMPLES-F.H.A. Betag Tri-I-li-Yg Annual Staff. x BILL TOOLE-F.F.A.g l-li-Yg An- nual Staff. TED WHITCHARD - F. F. A., Football 4g Baseball 33 l-li-YQ An- nual Staftg Delta Sigma Pi. BETH WHITE-F.l-l.A,p Tri-l-li- Yg Annual Statfg Wl1o's Who. IAMES WlLLlAlvlS-l-li-Yg Class Vice-Presidentg Football 43 Bas- ketball 4g Whds Whog Annual Statfg Track 35 Delta Sigma Pi. OLIVE YATES - Tri-l-li-YQ An- nual Staff. X View A i 6199! O, , Sikxsgf l W Classmates, for many years now we have been sitting in the cinders, so to speak. We will think of the cinders as the work years we spent in high school. We have been here trudging along, acquir- ing the fundamentals of education and the art of living with ourselves and with one another. Sitting in the cinders has not been so bad because we have had happy and gay times together. We have obeyed with meekness and humility the rules and regulations of cinderland. All worthwhile things are gained by a price. We have paid that price as we have written our history through the yearsf Act l of a four-act play entitled The Blakely Senior Class History-l948, Time-l944. Place-The old Fryer house on North Main Street. - All of us trudged nervously toward the old Fryer house which, at the time, was all we had for a school building. We went to our rooms and found our homeroom teachers to be Mrs. E. C. Bridges and Mr. Lowery Stone. New members who joined our class that memorable year included Lois McDowell, Helen Patterson, Benny Windsor, and Reese Teclder. We were told by our fellow high school chums that good class officers in high school were a necessity and after thoughtful consideration, we elected Ray Shierling as president. Our first class party was a formal affair that took place in November at the Woman's Club House. Because it turned out to be such a success, many others like it took place in the future. Act ll. Time--1945. Place-Fryer House. Our sophomore year was begun in September of l945 and we were still without a school building. Classes were being held, as usual, in the Fryer house. More new names were added to ourclass roll that year and they were: Ann Edmondson and Tommy Crawford. Ray Shierling was elected class president for the second time. Money making proiects and another class party highlighted our sopho- more year. Homeroom teachers were Mrs. l. O. Brown and Mrs. Floyd Hattaway. Act lll. Time-l946. Place-New School Building. Yes, it was our junior year and our schooling quarters had been changed from the Fryer House to the school gymnasium around Christmas of l945 and about two weeks before our sophomore year was completed, we moved over to this big, new, beautiful school building. Mrs. Alyce Dennis and Mr. E. H. Cheek were our home room teachers that year and they were two of the very best. At a class meeting about the first week of school, Billy joe jordan was elected junior class president. Our class roll had new names added to it this year and they included: june and joy Pitman, Felton Sheffield, john Flanagan and Olive Yates. Our first thoughts were turned toward the annual Halloween Carnival that we were to sponsor in October. After making plans for a month or longer, the Carnival night arrived and everything went over with a bang. From a financial viewpoint, it was a real success. About that same time a salesman came to show us class rings and that gave us a thrill like nothing else ever will. We hadn't felt like juniors until we ordered our rings. lt was in November of our junior year when loyce Davis moved to Savannah. Thus our class roll was decreased one. Spring came around real soon and our class began thinking about the junior and senior banquet that we were to sponsor in May. After working like Trojans for three months, the grand and glorious night of the occasion arrived. ln about three weeks the seniors would be graduating and our hearts grew sad at the thought of our own graduation, only one year away. lvlay 24 finally came, and thus the curtain was lowered on Act lll. Act IV. Time-1947. Place-New school building and a new commander-in-chief-Mr. Spencer was leaving and Mr. H. H, Brinson, jr., was here. Dignified Seniors-That's what we called ourselves. When we went to school that warm Septem- ber morning, naturally we thought a great deal of the many privileges for seniors that would be ours. The things that we had looked forward to for many years would soon become a reality. lvloney for our class trip and annual! That seemed to be more or less our motto. lvlrs. Dennis and lvlr. 'Cheek were our home room teachers again and they were full of good ideas of how we could make loads of money. When our class roll was called there were new names on it. Yes, they were Homer Brinson, Bob Pritchard, and Bill Toole. ln November, our class sponsored a booth at the County Fair and Peanut Festival, and that was our main money making project for that month. An informal dance following our football game with Arlington highlighted the pre-Christmas season. We sold Blakely High pennants, B.H.S. caps, as well as subscriptions to magazines, and felt as though we had left no stone unturned in searching for ways tc make our bank account grow. Spring came around and we were honored with many dances and parties, all of which we will remember as our happy yesterdays in the Land of Tomorrow. The juniors entertained us with a banquet and dance during the last few days before graduation and it was as delightful as anything in the world ever could be. Alas! and it's graduation time, but we find several of our class members whose nameslare not on the graduation roll, Football-That answers why Ted Whitchard, Homer Brinson, Billy Hayes, and Pee Wee Williams are not leaving with us. Pee Wee was elected captain of our fighting football team to succeed Captain Billy Roberts at the annual banquet held in December. As in the old fairy tale, the clock will soon be striking twelve. We believe the time will not take us unaware as our days and years have been spent in preparation for this event. Our diploma will serve as a reminder that our Alma Mater has given us a dress that will not vanish at midnight, MARY ROGERS Historian but last throughout our lives. 'Samoa' I pfzopfzecqy What a day! What an age I am living in . . . You see, I have just celebrated my Zllth birthday and have leisurely enjoyed an A-I special birthday capsule. Ah, yes, little did I ever dream the Age of the Atom would come in my lifetime, but who am nm., ,-f l to wonder and bicker with the Einsteins! Oh, well, what could be a better way to end a birthday celebration than a little spin around the world in my rocket plane? - -5 I have a few minutes to spare and, besides, it's been some time since I have seen my friends inllvlars and Venus . . . Oh, yes, I must visit the Moon on my way back, too. Imust not forget to gas up, oh excuse me, I mean atom up my rocket before I leave. I-IMMM . . . made it to Mars in 2V2 of W of a second. Gosh, this rocket really does need servicing! Now that I am above lvlars I will switch on my radar-television set and see who dwells in this first house. I don't know who lives here, but he really needs a new coat of radium on those plastic walls! Well, I do believe that it is my ole classmate, Ted Whitchard. I hear that he is quite a well-to-do farmer. That must be Mrs. Whitchard sitting over there in that rocking chair. Well, if it isn't Virginia Chandler!! What is thatconcealed in her hair?? Yes, just as I thought, one of those instruments used in new hair-dos. I guess that I had better explain. It is one of those Atomic Patronisms that light up red, white and blue, by the aid of chemicalized peanuts, fashioned by an artist by the name of . . . who is it now?? . . . oh, yes, joy Pitman. I wonder if she is any kin to that famous writer june Pitman? Ups, there goes theambulance, and look who is driving it, Billy joe jordan and Billy Snyder. Always did figure that they would go into the undertaking business. But what are those brown bottles rattling in the back? Some bootleggers lead a happy life!! Suppose that I will go down this alley to avoid some of the traffic, I-lmmm .n . . what a tiny shack in that corner, that sign out front- Get your forging done here, see manager Ray Shierling in the rear. I wonder if it is true that he has a courtesy card at 'the jail. Ciuess that I had better slow down, there is one of those balloon state patrols. Whose familiar voice is that saying, Deposit your fines here, pIease ? Well, if it isn't Bill Toole! Praise the defenders of the law! While crossing through Mexico, century before last, I stopped for the bull-fight. It was really amazing to watch Betty jean Temples, the famous bull-fighter, kill, dress, and cook the bull all at once. Some say that she will soon star in a motion picture for the S. A. P. Studios. I-lere is a hot edition of the Mars Times fresh off the Smackographer. I-lere're the returns of the first up-in-the-air tennis game perfected by Professor I.aVon Wood. I-Iere're pictures of his muscle-bound cohorts, Tommy Crawford and john Flanagan. I-Iere's also a marriage announcement of two of my old friends, Carolyn Dunning, the famous model, and I-lomer Brinson, who is equally as famous as an engineer. I-le has at last invented the highway under the Atlantic Ocean. I heard that he sold it to that multi-millionairess, Peggy Cirubbs. Confidentially, I heard by the telegraph line, there I go, I mean the grape-graph line, that after her eleven marriages, she accumulated a little cash, plus the Atlantic Ocean. Believe that I will press the button, that will press the button, for some rain this morning. Voice: Thank you this morning for pressing the buttons for your rain this morning, We have some wonderful flavors on your skyline menu today, orange, lemon, lime, and raspberry, This is George I-lammond, this morning, bringing you your favorite quartet, drip, drop, drip, and drizzle, starring: Helen Paterson, Inez Fain, Lottie Be Phelps, and Ann Edmondson, singing for you, You Are My Sunshine. Oh, my, there's t-hat station breaking in. lt's that poor friend of mine trying to sell those automobiles. I-le is giving them away, I heaf, and Billy Hayes used to have a booming business a few centuries ago, I heard in I' QQ Q, N In X A 7 6 in 5' 'Q C . WK ' Q Q . Q- - f -' l I 2 ' I ' U I iv' n Swim Elma ZW!! We, the Class of l948, being of .tired minds and sound hearts, do hereby will and bequeath to lowly juniors the following items: Gloria Bush wills her love for the boys to june .Williams jane- Fuqua wills Lewis jones to Ida Marcia Middleton. Virginia Chandler wills her polished technique of flirting with the boys to joan Bryant and Betty Roberts, Billy joe jordan wills Sally Sealy to Clarence Pullen. Billy Snyder wills his quietness to Herbert Simms. Bobbie King wills her peroxide bottle to Marion Bridges. Dorothy Stokes wills to Frances Stokes her title as the only Senior girl to pay her class dues. Carolyn Dunning wills to Patty Robinson her ability to foul out of every basketball game. Betty Cox wills her methods of extracting class dues from the pockets of the senior girls, to joy Chiles. Peggy Scarborough wills her car-driving ability to Claire Tompkins. Olive Yates wills her quietness to Nell Gentry. Billy Roberts and Ann jean jones will to Eleanor Bowman and Martin Sheffield, their title of The Sweethearts of Blakely High. june and joy Pitman will their northern accents to Margaret Ann Cannon and Faye Scarborough. Helen Patterson wills her engagement ring to Agnes Bostwick Betty jean Temples wills to jacqueline White her shapely figure. Ree Mills wills 54 pounds to jo Ann Swain. jean Stewart wills her tardy slips to Martha Ann Bragan. Inez Fain wills half of her boy friends to Betty Lou Williams. Hen Hayes wills his love for Virginia to David Dunn. - Felton Sheffield wills his demerits to Charles Bostwick. , Mary Ann Harper wills her job as Mr. Brinson's private secretary to Thelma Williams. john Flanagan wills his voice to Herbert Simms. Mary Rogers wills her good grades to joyce Loyless. LaVon Wood wills his size to Lamar Wasdin. Peggy Grubbs wills her musical talents to Sally Sealy. Bob Pritchard willshis ability to get along with all the teachers to Clarence Pullen. George Hammond wills his long legs to Lamar Wasdin. Homer Brinson and james Williams will their ability to charm the eighth grade girls to Sammye Bostwick. june Spence wills her American History Book, along with her deepest sympathy, to Margie Tedder and all those unfortunate souls who will take history next yean Ann Edmondson wills her secret formula .for getting a boy friend to Barbara Shierling, Ted Whitchard wills to Charles Bostwick his ability to charm the girls. I Tommy Crawford wills Pollyanna Stovall to Norman Spence. Hoover Chancy wills half a bottle of red henna rinse to Mazelle Cole. Ray Shierling wills his good manners to David Dunn. Beth White wills her freckles to juanita Day and Effie Ree jackson. Bill Toole wills his permanent wave set to Lamar Wasdin. Lottie Be Phelps wills to David ,Dunn her Beta Club pin. iuNEPnMAN China the other day, while I was getting my daily supply of tea, that Princess Woongo Mary Rogers of the island Managua Nicarague and her royal carpet-baggers, Ree Mills, Peggy Scarborough, and Gloria Bush, were making a tour around the world. l hear that she is to run for the President of the Sun in the next decade. Here is the planet Venus and right below me is Sing-Sing where my old friend, the Warden, Hoover Chancey and his assistant guard, Felton Sheffield, are. l see down amidst the corridors two cells fully equipped with the very latest conveniences, and the inmates are leisurely enjoying maga- zines and candy . . . Ah, ha, l see on both cells a sign- Bob Pritchard, at home to all visitors. The other sign says, Do not disturb, james Williams, Being meek and timid, they pay the state to live there. ' In Pluto today, there's to be quite a lot of excitement. lean Stewart, the stunt flyer, is to put on one of her breath-taking demonstrations. She is to try out thatsensational new rocket that moves by cream-puffs. What nerve!!! Whoops! What was that, that just weezed by??? Hmm . . . one of those new 80th century buzz- bomb rockets. I will turn on my Magic Eye and see who is aboard. There is the rocket-stewardessg well, well, if it isn't Beth White. Also aboard is that famous trapeze team, june Spence, Barbara King, and Dorothy Stokes. They are the only team in Venus that can kiss their elbow. lt is a pleasure to see them again!! Now, the buzz-bomb rocket is flying away. Wait, what is that below the instru- ment, in a plastic balloon . . . Mary Ann Harper and Betty Cox!!! . . . playing that favorite sport, root-ball. Oops! l must go to the Moon and fill my rocket. There is a cloud up there, think that l will stop there . . . That station attendant back there looked familiar. Where have l heard the name Olive Yates???? Look who l see living on the moon, with my radar-television set!!! Billy Roberts . . . Quite an explorer, so I hear! After years of searching, he found the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Down below me is the Moon's College of Women. I never would believe it if l hadn't seen it with my own eyes. Miss Anna jones, Dean of Women!!! . . . Arrived l9S2, to . . . Your guess is as good as ours. Well, lite is full of surprises!!! Guess that l will start for home. I can hardly wait to settle down to a large capsule of milk!! JANE F UQUA Prophet CHARLES BOSTWICK SAMMYE. BOSTWICK AGNES BOSTWICK ELEANOR R. BOWMAN MARTI-IA ANN BRACAN TI-IELMA WILLIAMS IOAN BRYANT MARGARET ANN CANNON IOY CHILES MAZELLE COLE IUANITA DAY DAVID DUNN NELL OENTRY EFFIE 'REE IACKSON IOYCE LOYLESS IDA MARCIA M I DDLETON CLARENCE PULLEN BETTY ROBERTS PATTY ROBINSON SALLY SEALY FAYE SCARBOROUCI-I BARBARA SI-IIERLING HERBERT SIMIVIS NORMAN SPENCE FRANCES STOKES IO ANN SWAIN MARCIE TEDDER CLAIRE TOMPKINS ROBERT WASDIN IACQUELINE WHITE IUNE WILLIAMS BETTY LOU WILLIAMS . 'S 91 L' I lf? QEAJ- wf' 5' 5 . V I -1: an N Sopfnamolze Glafu Left to right, first row: Bob Hall, Claude Day, Roy Arnold, Darnell Hoover, Therman jenkins, Dennis Collins, Charles Brunson, Ben Hayes, Edd jones Lisenby, Horace Harrell. Second row: Edwin Boyett, Winston Chandler, Will Middleton, jack Howard, johnny Harris, Van Clements, Crady Brownlee, jimmy Holman, Walter Hodges, joyce Warren, Martin Sheffield, Tom Harris, Freddie Battle, Reese Tedder, Teman Candy. Third row: Anita jarrett, Betty jean Wise, Emily Harris, Edith Bowman, Kathleen Holland, Bertha Hall, Louise Bynum, Emily Bush, Winnie Mae Chandler, Nadine jordan, Dorothy jones, june Pate, Carol Sammons, Sara Cieorge, Polly Ann Stovall, joan Chandler, Sara jean Dunn, Patricia Howard. Teachers: Mrs. j. O. Brown and Mrs. j. F. Hattaway, jr. V Class Officers: Grady Brownlee, jimmy Holman, Walter Hodges, joyce Warren, Martin Sheffield. Waedzmen Blau Left to right, first row: Billy jarrett, Katie Frances Wall, Billy Bryant, Mary Sue Alexander, Bill Reed, joyce Williams, David Mclntyre, Lucille Grubbs, Clinton jarrett, Ouida McDonald, Bobby George, Melba Chapman. Second row: Raymond Ferguson, Pauline Gay, David jones, Margaret Ann Wiley, William Balkcom, Martha Ann Simms, Marvin George, Martha Lou Alexander, Lewis jones, Dorothy Hayes, Tallice Hinson, Betty McMullen, jack Hall. Third row: Dean Cox, Margie Askew, Larry Middleton, Faye jarrett, Harold Gentry, Barbara Batchelor, Thomas Whatley, Sylvia Hartley, Donald Farris, Mary Brownlee, Hubert Wasdin, Martha Clyde Hay, Martha jean Bynum. Fourth row: Rebecca Crawford, Mary Eleanor Arnold, Betty Lewis, Peggy Stewart, Mary jane Hutchins, Mary Katherine Brewer, joel Gay, Earliese jackson, Betty Hayes, joyce Bowman, Bebe Ann Brunson, Betty King, Hazel Reynolds, Mavis Lewis. Fifth row: Mrs. Amrich, Bobby King, Frances Bowman, Remelle Moore, Charlotte Chandler, james Brinson, Ann Collins, Margaret Pullen, Edna Pearl Carnley, Hoyl White, Mrs. Brinson. Teachers: Mrs. H. H. Brinson, jr., and Mrs. john Amrich. Class Officers: Raymond Ferguson, james Brinson, Ann Collins, Mary jane Hutchins. K5 Cady QXOXOQY COGC6 8 I' Q1 Xordaof O04-9 .CB ' go CHEERLEADERS Left to right, standing: Mary Eleanor Arnold, Peggy Crubbs, Ann jean jones Kneeiingz jane Fuqua, Betty Roberts, Carolyn Dunning, Sara jean Dunn. Mascot: Alice Hammack. if ill f rife -H X 4 539 C if :YQ wwxxwi ' if ma-h.y I 40015411 Sqaacf l Left to right, front row: Edwin Boyett, Norman Spence, Billy Roberts, Billy joe jordan, Herbert Simms Bob Hall, Max jordan. Second row: David Mclntyre, james Williams, Billy Hayes, Walter Hodges, David Dunn, Larry Middle- ton, Dean Cox, jack Howard, Billy Bryant. Third row: j, C. Rogers, Ted Whitchard, jimmy Holman, Billy Snyder, Bob Pritchard, Charles Bostwiclc Homer Brinson, Clarence Pollen, Carlton lVlcAlvin, Coach Brooks, james Brinson. l e 2 f 'ef f i ' V 5 ll ' i ll Bovs' BASKETBALL w TEAM Standing Billy Bryant Larry Middleton Herbert Sims Martin Sheffield jack Howard Billy Hayes Bob Pritchard Bottom Row james Williams David Dunn Billy joe jordan Homer Brinson, C, jimrny Holman Ray Shierling james Brinson Manager: Bill Toole Coach: Leonard Brooks ms li A, GIRLS' BAKETBALL TEAM Mary E. Arnold Mary j. Hutchins joan Chandler Carolyn Dunning Duaine Moore Sara Dunn Mary Ann Harper Patty Robinson Ann Collins Pauline Cay joyce Loyless june Pitman Sara George Ann Wall Patricia ljloward Virginia Chandler lda M. Middleton - Ree Mills Mary Rogers Betty Ann Cox Claire Tompkins june Pate Winnie M. Chandler Sally Sealy Manager: Bill Toole Coach: Leonard Brooks i - . ' , Ndwziiea 6 N. Q7 f' E A Q 1 , N' A 'K Tl rj l' xx ' Q 5 . - S1 H 3 ,, i7 'f-+ T. A l Eella Glad Lett to right, seated: Eleanor Bowman, Peggy Crubbs, Carolyn Dunning, Betty jean Temples, Marion Bridges, Peggy Scarborough, loy Chiles, Claire Tompkins, Emily I-larris. Standing: Betty lean Wise, Frances Stokes, Emily Bush, Mary Rogers, Ree Mills, joan Bryant, Carol Sammons, Lottie Be Phelps, Mrs, Dennis, Advisor. l OFFICERS ssxs UN!! Ree Mills - .... .................... P resident - ' joy Chiles ..... .... V ice-President ,f - 5. Marian Bridges .. ..... Secretary, Carolyn Dunning .. ..... Treasurer t Eleanor Bowman .. .... Reporter f J Gy 1 0 THE NATIONAL BETA CLUB is a non- Af AX h secret., achievement-service organization for 2 , ,r, 4 students of senior high schools. Its purpose is T ,xgxx - I BQQJV' the promotion of honesty, service. and leader- K 5 ship. V Q 5 0. E-'REID U 'r ' I TO q 1 : 'll I, I 2 ' I grae em Lett to right, first row: Remelle Moore, Ann Collins, Ann Wall, Melba Chapman, Mary lane Hutchins, Pauline Cay, Martha Ann Simms, Faye larrett, Bebe Ann Brunson, loyce Williams. Second row: loyce Bowman, Mary Eleanor Arnold, Martha lean Bynum, Rebecca Crawford, Charlotte Chandler, Margaret Ann Wiley, Martha Lou Alexander, Lucile Crubbs, Frances Bowman, Martha Clyde Hay. Third row: Ouicla McDonald, Dorothy Hayes, Hazel Reynolds, Barbara Bachelor, Katie Wall, Peggy Stewart, Mary Brownlee, Betty King, Mary Sue Alexander, Earliese jackson. 4 Fourth row: Margaret Pullen, Mary Katherine Brewer, Sylvia Hartley. P Ann Collins ......................... Reporter 5 3 Mary lane Hutchins .... ..... S ecretary 7 A - rf Silt i l lx r y fc ,1 anime of Nmmica Left to right, first row: Polly Ann Stovall, Patricia l-loward, Mazelle Cole, Eleanor Bowman, Ida Marcia Middleton, Claire Tompkins, loy Chiles, Betty Lou Williams, lo Ann Swain, loan Bryant, Margaret Ann Cannon, Miss Moody, Peggy Crubbs, Beth White, Carolyn Dunning, Mary Rogers, Virginia Chandler, Peggy Scarborough, loyce Bowman, Ann Wall, Margaret Pullen, Peggy Stewart. Second row: loan Chandler, Louise Bynum, Edith Bowman, Betty King, Faye larrett, Charlotte Chandler, Barbara Bachelor, lune Williams, Patty Robinson, Sara Ceorge, Melba Chapman, Ouida McDonald, Dorothy l-layes, Betty Cox, Nell Gentry, Ann lean jones, lane Fuqua, Ann Edmondson, joy Pitman, june Spence, Martha Clyde l-lay, Lucille Crubbs, Martha Lou Alexander. Third row: Sara lean Dunn, Winnie Mae Chandler, loyce Warren, Lillian Weaver, Dorothy jones, Duaine Moore, Nadine lordon, Kathleenl-lolland, Emily l-larris, Carol Sammons, Mary Brownlee, Ree Mills, Betty Roberts, Sally Sealy, june Pitman, Mary Ann Harper, Cloria Bush, Lois McDowell, Betty lean Temples, lean Stewart, Marion Bridges, Martha Ann Simms, Margaret Ann Wiley, Mary Sue Alexander, loyce Williams. ' W orricens Peggy Crubbs -s 1 Beth White Q Carolyn Dunning 'i Margaret Ann Cannon. 5517, k loan Bryant f ' Miss Moody sv' , i, '--J l if Qulfww aafuneu of Hmmm Left to right, first row: Mr, Cheek, Ray Shierling, Felton Sheffield, Grady Brownlee, Martin Sheffield, Sarnmye Bostwicl-1, and Mr. Brinson, Second row: Peggy Grubbs, David Dunn, Billy joa jordan, Hoover Chancy, Herbert Simms, Homer Brinson, Clarence Pullen, George Hammond, Walter Hodges, Tom Harris, Will Middleton, Tallice Hinson, Max jordon, David Pitman, Teman Gandy. ' , Third row: Larry Middleton, Charles Bostwick, johnny Harris, Darnell Hoover, Ed Lisenby, Winston Chandler, Ben Hayes, Bob Hall, Therman jenkins, Van Clements, Freddie Battle, john Flanagan, jimmy Holman, Charles Brunson, Wilburn Williams ' Fourth row: Clinton jarrett, Bobby King, james Brinson, Bill Reed, David jones Raymond Darden, Hayes Middleton, Cecil Waller, Dennis Collins, Horace Harrell Reese gedder, Dean Cox, Thomas Whatley, Billy Snyder, Bobby Temples, William exan er. joel Gay, William Balkcom, Richard Nash, Ben Hunt, Hoyl White, Bob Pritchard, QQ j. G. Rogers, jack Howard, Ted Whitchard, Norman Spence, Carlton McAlvin. ,pf ,, 4 vlnlj orricsns 5 A Ray Shierling Felton Sheffield Q F Grady Brownlee I ll , W Q . . , I A g Q , Sammye Bostwick ' J lc ,fm Mr. Cheek W' ' Vx f ,. 1 f ' A , , , , ' Q1 Fifth row: Harold White, james Hayes, Hezekiah Flanagan, Billy jarrett, j, W, Durham, 'QI s E y .3 17 'I Martin Sheffield K 1 IM A, I 'pnesidemf 'YVLQM1 'Ra-y-no mte?3es:JQN bud Seuehx -Q 4 'Kefmrur 46 The Tri-l-li-Y Club, an organization for Q girls sponsored by the State Y.M.C.A., has as its purpose the creation, maintenance, and extension throughout the community of high standards of Christian character. fly ' at rf : I r - 1... rs . gr. . .' TREASURY- 7 '. Mr Q C wiv. .1 LS, R17 Q , Left to right, first row: Mrs, Brinson, Inez Fain, lacqueline White, Effie Ree jackson, Peggy Scar- borough, Betty Roberts, Mrs. Dennis, Mary Rogers, Ree Mills, Olive Yates, Betty Lou Williams, Mary Ann l-larper, Claire Tompkins, Miss Moody. Second rowi Ida Marcia Middleton, Mrs. l-lattaway, joy Chiles, loan Bryant, Margaret Ann Cannon, june Williams, Betty Cox, Nell Gentry, Barbara King, Eleanor Bowman, Patty Robinson, Barbara Shierling, Carolyn Dunning, Virginia Chandler, Peggy Crubbs, Margie Tedder. Third row: luanita Day, Frances Stokes, Mrs. Amrich, Thelma Williams, Lottie Be Phelps, lean Stewart, Sally Sealy, jane Fuqua, Ann lean jones, Beth White, Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Puckett. Fourth row: joy Pitman, Ann Edmondson, june Pitman, loyce l.oyIess, Agnes Bostwick, Faye Scar- borough, Marian Bridges, lo Ann Swain, Helen Patterson, Cloria Bush, Betty lean Temples, Lois McDowell. D s - . - - . -' . .1 . - . '9' ..- .. . ,15- ,.-sif ' ,,,.' 1 -F, '-wr: 'P . aux H i . - -,Lp ' bb. . b V .., - , S ,da-'Zf S Lett to right, first row: Ted Whitchard, Norman Spence, Mr. Brooks, Ray Shierling, l-lomer Brinson. Second row: Mr. Cheek, Billie Snyder, Tommy Crawford, Charles Bostwick, Clarence Pullen, Herbert Simms. , , ' Third row: George Hammond, Sammye Bostvviclc, Lamar Wasdin, lvlr. Brinson, Billy Roberts, David Dunn. Fourth row: Felton Sheffield, Bill Toole, james Williams, Hoover Chancy, Billy joe jordan, Billy l-layes, Bob Pritchard OFFICERS Ray Shierling Norman Spence Ted Whitchard Homer Brinson t 2' 3 Y , I S Q9 ' i W! f rqxs X fs 5 ix fbelia giqma phi Left to right, front row: Billy Roberts, james Williams, Bob Pritchard. Back row: Ray Shierling, Billy Snyder, Ted Whitchard, Billy joe jordan. S Kdflf-6 7fzeZ'a pi Left to right, first row: Sally Sealy, Ann jean jones, Peggy Scarborough, Carolyn Dunning, joy Chiles, Patty Robinson, lda Marcia Middleton. Second row: Miss Moody, Margaret Ann Cannon. Third row: Ree Mills, Betty Roberts. Back row: Eleanor Bowman, Mary Rogers, Claire Tompkins, jane Fuqua, Peggy Crubbs, joan Bryant. Sponsor: Miss Moody. Y f2? '- A ki d n '- - f K M 'kv 4 E X 24 9 5 J Z' X U Q L4 f , X G 7 ,593 99 Y Q JJ Q U Mod Xlildelab Mary Aon Harper Billyjoe jordan .8eu' ,411-Round Mary Rogers Billy Roberts Mod Papulaa Ree Mills Billy Roberts Mod Scioiadlic Peggy Crubbs Ray Shierlimg Guia! Ann jean jones james Williams Ill I .I Ia H I IL! Ill 4: - ga. Beth White Ray Shierling peaaud Queemt Peggy Scarborough-Runner-up Ann Collins-Queen eu: ma.-W4 Peggy Scarborough George Hammond S44 Mau .fifzely io succeed Peggy Crubbs Ray Shierling V 1. Q, I. . - 1 4..,' Wfdfzeu' jane Fuqua Billy Snyder my . , JI 7' E' V I I ' , .' . f' .- , ' ' . , l -4 4'5 ' ' -N. ' 1 ul- ,,. P UN, W A 15 V . SJ' s .1 L A , Q A in It is o Paeibu! Carolyn Donning Bu! .Booking George Hammond XL mn ss ' .Queen Ann jean jones ?f'l fi Zvi 8 riff W lla! if ff : . '- b , ' . As 69' Yxxf:-4 jf' , J U 'Ill' , . futf, lf QM ,L .K.'- -ma Sw , ....x 41,1 , LLFNLF4, WM '-' ew a w ,n, I, v 1' ww mm bw a E: 5 4. H , Q ms swf Emffmas REBER nm E an ss ss . 1 E :sm 1 'amps X .H , , Q, mn ss . ss ws 1 se 1 E E an Exam H mmm X misses.. ,Y new ' ss 4 V- .. fi e H . H . : Q .HW . M mms IK .H .55 , mm WX gs ' I can H N , W H ss ,mn iam . umm 1 K, w E . 'Mmm V'-Le' 1 amen 1 , RWE , ri , , c ss ..,,5. , . n is s N f . f N ' ' , 's- ' X , R. W L My W sa N, . , ,pf fm ' X mn I-r-just Beth, 2.7-Birds of a Feather. 3-MRomeo. 4eeUp in the Clouds, 5 -Bathing Beauty Beffy Ge-joy and joan. 7- Baby Buntln' Ree. 8-Ballerina. 9A-Beta Specimen IOM-At the ringing of the bell. , aaaiw Ii ' new is i B . is an , xi - H. E , fe .ia nga aaa Bi W mi i B 1 'Q aa' ima iwm 'N E I-eejeari takes a ride, 2- -The Musical Middleton. 3---The world loves lovers, 4-A Senior Favorite, 5--Kappa Theta Pi Initiation, 6-Date Bait. 7--Sopiwomores. 8-Four cute gais. 9-Virginia and the big catch. IOP-Camping at Ridgecrest, A A v . min if -4 si, .EQ -31'-: s SW, Wes? is 5 I-Seniors Inez, Gloria, and Helen, 2-Prep Star and Coach. 3-Friends. iiwfjuess who? 5-jane does not co-operate. 6--In the good ole summer time. 7-Posers jane and Peggy. 8-Parker and his Stars. 9-Mary Ann. IO-Mjean and Gene, Q.f X9 N ,GJ 90' Q I 'll , Q x K Q MD so 'J 0 VJ f :Q Q 2, Q 'S fa 1 H fill! Dependable Service Guaranteed Workmanship TOMPKINS CHEVROLET CO., INC. CHEVROLET-OLDSMOB I LE Day Phone 127 Night Phone 242-W couomrumrlous, SENIORS BOYETT MOTCR CO. Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks Sales Service BLAKELY BUILDING 81 SUPP'-Y CO- ' BLAKELY THEATRE , BLAKELY, CA. W. B. WIDENER l-lousebuilding and Material I Hardware - Paints - Cabinet Work .Always a Good Show- Elecfrical Supplies and Service Often 8 Great Show 4 Blakely, Ca. Court Square Phone 320-W r A A,.,.,.,.,.,-,-,,.,.,.,.,.v.,.,. .,.,.,.,.,.,.-.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.v. -:::.-::.-.-:v-,-,-,-,-.A:.A::v-.-:.-.-,-.-,-.Av-,A,A.-.-:v-v-::.-, 4 Compliments of BLAKELY FLORISTS . Complimem Of ANNETTE GREENE Flowers for All Occasions SNYDERIS BQDY SHOP Phone 237-J Nile 314-J I Compliments of ' EARLY FURNITURE COMPANY l BLAKELY,CEORCHA . Compmnmnsot FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY PEARCE3 CAFE Regular Dinners P We Specialize in STEAKS and CHICKEN DINNERS North Main Street l. l-l. Pearce Phone 279-R , - - , , - - - - - - , - -.-,-.-.-S-.-.+.-.+.-.-.-.-.-.-A 4 r Q SOUTHERN BUTCHERS SUPPLY 'l if Refrigerators - Sales - Service fl Butcher's Supplies ii ll Phone l7-W l. l-l. Pearce t ---------- A-, r 'r BLAKELY FREEZER-Locxsn ll Processing, Curing and Storage l Meats, Vegetables and Other Eatable Products ,, Phone l2O-l Qxx Yx::: -- P 1 l lr 4 A 4 'I gg 5: EVANS FUNERAL Home Day and Nite Ambulance Service Phone 79-W l f Blakely Georgia D 1 -- Ar E :I corvipumiiixirs FIRST STATE BANK, BLAKELY, GEORGIA Your Account Appreciated Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. gg wYNNE's DEPARTMENT P s'roRE 1: Better Merchandise for Less 2 Phone 68 iw-.-.-.-.-.A. GULF SERVICE STATION BEN MOSELEY Phone 46 Our Best Wishes to BLAKELY SENIORS DIXIELAND stroma F'.v.vA'.v. P 'r 1 Compliments of F RYER'S PHARMACY Bos AND NAPS Frozen Foods - Groceries and Market Phone 41 Compliments to the Seniors From SCARBOROUGH'S ,MARKET VISIT MIDGET FREEZER 3 'I I :I I I 4 'I I I 4 'I 4 I I I 4 4 4 'I 'i I I I I I 4 I 1. .J AAAA-'ll ll Compliments of PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE Phone 7l Blakely 4 4 4 I 'I 4a 'I I I I 4 tr 'I I I 4 4 I I I I I I I I I I 4 A I I I I vgggijpvzvzvzg gggvigg EAR'-Y MOTOR BANK or EARLY 'K COMPANY i , 5 ' ' Complete Banking Service Ceneral Automobile Repairing I Doing Business of the Square 1 Front End Alignment :l 'I Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Across from Baptist Church 1, 'E if Corporation 7 H, B, RABON-Prop. 5 gl g Phone 159-J 1: Phone l52 If HOLMAN MULE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Horses, Mules, Wagons and l-larness We Appreciate Your Business ' HOLMAN MULE COMPANY Blakely, Georgia Compliments of FARMERS' GIN AND WAREHOUSE S. G. Maddox BLAKELY, GEORGIA Compliments ot GRIST SERVICE STATION Blakely, Georgia BLAKELY LIVESTOCK ICO Buyers ot Cattle and I-logs Blakely, Ga, Phone 204 .L ----- - A----- -- Films - Cameras - Supplies EU BAN KS PHOTO SHOP Blakely, Georgia Pictures for Every Occasion .--v ..v.... v -.v.-.. -vv vv..v..... ---- I Congratulations and Best Wishes on the Publication of this Yearbook from H. L. HOLMAN, JR. ARCHITECT Ozark, Alabama Registered: Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and New York vv- ........ 1sAnas..,----.Anr.-:s'vv-vvv CHARLES E. BOYETT DEPT. STORE Home of Levine, Nelly Don, Paul Sachs, Doris Dodson, Franklin, Trudy Hall Dresses jr. Deb.-Printzess, Nardis, Betty-Rose Suits and Coats Humming Bird Hose Miss Swank and Miss Deb Underwear Wear-Right and Stetson Cloves MEN'S DEPARTMENT Dobbs, Stetson and .Etchison Hats Nunn Bush, Crosly Square and City Club Shoes Curlee and Critten Clothes for Men Manhattan Shirts Compliments ot H EATH'S CAFE Sorriest Cottee in Town Under New Management-O. F. Peed Phone 77 PETER'S DRUG CO. A The Rexall Store Phone i6 ' Blakely, Ga. Compliments of SID HOWELL Compliments ot T. E. GRIER, J. P. Compliments ot MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Phone 172-i For Blakely and Early County Now and Always D. c. MORGAN, ordinary Compliments of BROWN'S CLEANERS Phone 26l -l ALTO WARRICK CO. Bicycles - Whizzer Motors - Keys - Lawn Mowers Phone 93 Blakely, Ga. Compliments to the Blakely-Union School, its entire faculty and students, from the NEW BLAKELY HOTEL The traveling man's modern headquarters while in Blakely ' MACK STRICKLAND, Owner Compliments of FULLER JEWELRY CO. Phone l72-W owENs ssigvicis sTATioN Phone lO6 Compliments of HOWELL DRUG COMPANY Blakely, Georgia Sells the Best tor Less Compliments of THOMPSON'S GROCERY 8. tc. L. was ll MARKET Compliments of 4 4: For Groceries and Meats Service with a Smile'-' We Deliver Phone 38 W- C- 4 1, Blakely, Georgia T. K. WEAVER On the Square - Next Door Featuring for men and boys - Shirtcratt shirts Stylesmart Suits interwoven socks Featuring tor ladies and misses AND CO. to Fryer's Pharmacy Kaiser underwear and hosiery junior house dresses Philmore of California casuals jonathan Logan dresses Lidolaire sportswear x 1: DAVENPORT ssnvics , lm STATION Compliments ig il ' Phone 98 81 Blakely, Georgia ELEC, APPL, CO, lj VULCANIZINC RECAPPiNo Bendiic Home Laundries Am-ummu mmmm Philco Radios tl fl lf OSCAR WHITCHARD Heating and Cooling I 4: i tl Agent Prudential lnsurance Co. Phone 272-4 l 1 tg Assets over Seven Billion Dollars I I BLAKELY WELDI NG AND MACHINE SHOP f WELDERS - MACI-IINISTS Repair work of all kinds Phone ZI I Night Phone 225 BOYETT Compliments of WHOLESALE CO. , I 4 4 4 4 Compliments of CONLEY MUSIC COMPANY BLAKELY, GEORGIA Middleton I 5 Hardware Company I HARDWARE - FARM MACHINERY BUILDING MATERIALS I I BLAKELY oEoRolA I 4 I r 1+ FORD FELDER 81 SON sues-seiavicis Court Square Blakely, Ca. Phone 26 W. A. FUQUA LIVESTOCK CO. Dealer in john Deere Farm lmplements Also Repairs and Service Phone l9O-W N. Main St. JENKINS MOTORS Willys Cars, Trucks, leeps, and Station Wagons Phone Zl 3-W Box 494 Blakely, Georgia . tv-W ----- Compliments of T. B. MELLETTE County Superintendent of Education Compliments of W. A. MAY 81 GREEN ATHLETIC SUPPLIES Montgomery, Alabama coop LUCK TO You WEAVER'S FOOD MARKET Q .... ---- - ---- --- v-v- -----1 Compliments of MlNTER'S FUNERAL HOME Compliments of J. L. HOUSTON TAX COLLECTOR Compliments of R. C. HOWELL SEED 81 FEED STORE --------- .A.-. -- .... -A --------- ---P 4 ' ' ' ' 4: C. R. DAVIS CONST. -C Fish Ponds - Stumping Terracing - Grading Blakely, Georgia Phone 270-W P. G. Box ----- -----, --,-- ,, -,--. 'l 'r Compliments of BLAKELY PEANUT CO. BLAKELY, GA. Compliments of GEORGE GEE DISTRIBUTORS GULF OIL PRODUCTS vvv v...... v v.vv.vv.- vvvv - vva Compliments of BLAKELY BASEBALL CLUB Compliments ot R. 0. WATERS GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT Compliments ot FELTQN, BEAUTY SUPPLY -CO. The South's Largest Beauty Shop Suppliers 303 Peachtree St., N. E. Atlanta, Georgia The City ot Blakely extends its sincere appre- ciation and compliments to the Blakely-Union School, all its students, and the entire faculty. Mr, Brinson and Mr, Brooks, Blakely welcomes you and Yours with the entire personnel of your school. MACK STRICKLAND, Mayor CHARLES E. BOYETT, Councilman SEVOLA JONES, Councilman OSCARD WHITCHARD, Councilman ROBERT HALL, Councilman Compliments of. GEORGIA HOSIERY M Blakely, Georgia ILL Compliments of FLETCHER THOMPSON'S SERVICE G.lvl.C, TRUCKS PONTIAC CARS Blakely, Ga, Phone l9 .-.-.-S-,-.ll 5.,,4,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,,.,., .,,,.,,v.,,,., Compliments of W. T. YOUNG FOODS, INC. Quality Peanut Products 767 E. Third Street Lexington, Kentucky - - - , -,-,-,-,-,L VANITY BOX BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Cecil George, Gwner Blakely Georgia Compliments of BLAKELY-UNION HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of ROGERS' INSURANCE CO. GREENBRIER FLORAL COMPANY Mrs, Murcloclds Flower Shop - Serving this community over 20 years - . . COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE . . Y -Qsx r 'T S Y up . 6,9-.fe WR' l .., . -'X-ix i4?r.Ztr,.n ff ' 'Rl wx. LQ N uf ' .,If..-T.',,.I..-,..-lj-1-:--f-:tg '1 ! Jr? . y- i..,f'f--,'.Y f Y - Zi: -A-- .f -Q S N- X '.'4- 1 1 T' - -L tial. -4 ..w.:.. 1 - - X5- , I X Q, I I , I i Q I NVQ!! I f 'Ei' -if iw 5 il y !?HfF. ' .3 l, skllxf- 1 E ' 'S ' li e-S vi: 1 fi, 5' , :':'..i-.. :7l 1fT'11. all -:ill I . J 'A WWW 9 -fs' ' '-S , .-'iff l-' .Fi nl. . 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