Buchanan High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Buchanan, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

The Buchanan High School Senior Class of 1952 Buchanan, Georgia Presents MEMOIRS ALMA MATER B. H. S. our Alma Mater To our vows of love To ourselves and to each other Faithful friends we’ll prove. Faithful, loyal, firm and true Heart bound to heart we will be Year by year the ages through 'Till in heaven we meet. High School days are swiftly fleeting Soon we’ll leave these halls Ne’er to join another meeting 'Neath these Hallowed walls. FOREWORD As we launch out facing life’s problems, more-or-less on our own, and as the years pass, our school experiences will become somewhat dimmed but most certainly not for- gotten. The Memoirs staff of 1952 have undertaken here to concisely formulate a plan of rehearsal that will remind us from time to time of our most pleasant years spent in the Buchanan High School. We invite you to use this production as a reflector when a bit of cheer is needed on your voyage of life. And let us hope that our efforts will serve to stimulate you in the days ahead, as these pages vivify ideals and principles of happy living. We dedicate the 1952 edition of MEMIORS to Mrs. Darlene Weaver who has exemplified so many inspiring and desirable characteristics of a good life. Her thinking and teaching are characterized by those deep- rooted southern traditions that have been the pass-words from generation to generation--devotion, loyalty, and pride. Though endowed with many convictions as regards peoples, philosophies and ideals, she is guided by a spirit of fairness. She brooks no favors for prejudices and cannot be easily forgotten. She is constantly laboring in an effort to saturate the minds of youth with these ideals, which will enable them to meet the mystifying problems of society with a sane solution, and make a permanent contribution to a better way of life. 3 ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR Joy Williams ASSISTANT EDITOR Reba Jeffers (not shown) BUSINESS MANAGERS Annice Hancock Roger Daniel SPORT’S EDITORS Joyce Holcombe Ray Jeffers PHOTOGRAPHER Johnny Davenport PROOF READERS Dorothy Floyd Donald Rowell TYPISTS Lorene Bishop Douglas Floyd ADVISORS Mrs. Evelyn Sanford Mrs. Darlene Weaver 4 SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Students: Is fame your goal? It should well be. Let us remember that fame, like money, should neither be despised nor idolized. An honest fame based on worth and merit, and gained by prudence and industry, will perpetuate the names of the great and the good. Be not so eager for popular applause as to forget that the same breath that blows up a fire may blow it out again. True fame is the Light of Heaven- God. There is a philosophy that no human being who halts between two opinions, who cannot decide promptly, and having, decided, act as though there was no such word as fail, can never be great. Ceasar would never have crossed the Rubicon nor Washington the Delaware, had they not fixed their stern gaze on objects far beyond the perils at their feet. Solomon said, “He that is slow to wrath is of great understanding but he that is hasty of spirit exhalteth folly. Our advice is to keep cool under all circumstances. We should learn to command our feelings and act prudently in all the ordinary concerns of life. This will better prepare us to meet sudden emergencies with calmness and fortitude. We must bid adieu to vice, to sloth, to flatteries and ease--WORK. 5 MRS. J.F. GRIFFITH English MRS. DARLENE WEAVER Commercial MRS. VERNICE HUTCHESON Home Economics HIGH SCHOOL FACU1TV MR. SPENCER TEAL Science MRS. L. O. BAXTER Mathematics MRS. HAZEL GOLDIN History and French ♦I MR. DAVE HARDIN Agriculture and Coach 6 MR. WEBSTER SMITH Principal MRS. ESTELLE EDWARDS 8th Grade MRS. AVIS MATTHEWS 8th Grade JUNIOR HIGH _______ FACUITV MISS TASS IE REID 7th Grade MRS. INA W. DRIVER 8th Grade MRS. LOUIE WALDROP 7th Grade 7 MRS. VIRGINIA JENNINGS 6th Grade MISS BOBBIE SUE DANIEL 6th Grade MRS. MARY KIRK 5th Grade JUNIOR HIGH FACULTV MRS. JAMES HARRISON 5th Grade MRS. MYRTICE WINKLE 4th Grade MRS. EVELYN SANFORD 4th Grade 8 MRS. JULIAN WOOD MRS. SUE SANDERS MRS. FERN SMITH PRIMARY TEACHERS MRS. REBECCA KNIGHT MRS. PAULINE TEAL MISS KA THLEEN EAVES 9 Class History and Destination As I go back into the years to relate the history of this graduating class of '52, I hesitate to put some of the memories in writing. After all, when a brilliant group of boys and girls like these land in one pile to spend twelve years of their important lives together there are bound to be occasions when almost unbelievable action takes place such as that important day, February 8, 1947, when we were in the eight grade and Melvin Agan actually said the ABC’s for his teacher, tired, worn-out and growing old, Mrs. Avis Matthews. Little did he know he’d have to be tortured by another hectic woman for four, long, almost unbearable years when Mrs. Apphia Griffith attempted the impossible task of teaching our class English. Would you believe that when we were in the ninth grade we learned that it’s more proper to say “we isn’t than we aren’t?” Yes, we’re a marvelous class. Returning to the early years of our school life I would like for this school to know what a nice quiet class we have always been. Year by year as we climbed upward on the educational ladder we left teachers crying at our sad departure and dreading so much having to go through the next year without seeing our bright faces sitting in their classrooms to inspire them and give them courage to go through the day. At the beginning of our Freshmen year, we had quite a number of new students coming from Felton and other large metropolises. Being “brids of a feather, we flocked together into one big gracious family. As we grew older and became more self-relying, some of our classmates, deciding they had reached their peak of learning, turned to the outside world. Some of them got married, some weren’t so unfortunate. Others joined Uncle Sam’s great army, but the great majority of the class remained, determined to see it through. Now we come to the end of our last year in high school and though we don’t want to leave the impression that we're boasting, I’d like for you to know that our Superintendent, has through the years, marveled at our intelligence and our great desire to study. He says we are, without doubt, the quietest class he’s ever had the pleasure of presenting diplomas to. We’ve never given him the least bit of trouble and we’ll be among the first on his list of precious memories. As we are soon to go out on our own diamond and try our many different outfields, our fondest dream is that the envious freshmen will follow in our foot- prints on the sand of time. As for our destination, who knows? Our talents are unlimited. Of course in two years the girls may be at home washing baby diapers with one hand, whipping Junior with the other and peeling potatoes with their big toes. We boys may be from sun-up to sun-down following these animals called mules. Jackasses, anyway something with four legs that you plow dirt with. However, time will tell so let’s just sit back and wait, huh? Donald Rowell SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . President Vice President . .Secretary . .Treasurer Joy Williams . . . Doyal Dennis Reba Jeffers . . . Johnny Davenport Charles Head Reporter Melvin Agan Lorene Bishop Harold Blackmon SENIOR CLASS 12 SENIOR CLASS Johnny Davenport Charles Dennis Doyal Dennis t v i 13 Douglas Floyd Shirley Goldin Dorothy Floyd Carden Green SENIOR CLASS L Johnny Griffin Annice Hancock Charles Head 14 Joyce Holcombe SENIOR Donald Rowell Joy Williams Alton Wilson 1952 CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1952, having discovered that we are soon to go out on our own, do hereby make this, our Last Will and Testament, public to anyone and everyone. To Nelda and Velda Posey, Reba Jeffers and Lorene Bishop leave their height-6’5” tall, and weight- 145 2 pounds to distribute as the twins wish. Edward Crawford leaves his entire fortune, one nickel, to Kenneth Griffith. Roger Daniel wills his ability to chew gum in Mrs. Hutcheson’s class, to Walter Price. Donald Rowell leaves Bobby Posey only part of his brains, as he will need a pound or two for his own use. Doyal Dennis is just leaving--thank Goodness. To Marlene Wilson and Earlene Brown, Dorothy Floyd leaves her timidity, use it girls. Pauline Brown wills all her excess fat to Jo Ann Daniel but where can Pauline find any? Garden Green leaves his big friendly smile to Richard Carter. Charles Head leaves Jack Head his red Convertible. Got to keep it in the family. To Vivian Mozley, Annice Hancock leaves her book-keeping ability. Wesley Cash wills Bobby Dowdy his tall, dark, and handsome looks, although he doesn’t need them. Shirley Browning leaves her long goldie locks to Jerry Weaver. To Roger Lassiter, Bobby Bowling leaves his speed on the football field and on the basketball court. Ray Jeffers wills to Hal Biggers his technique with the girls. Melvin Agan would be glad to will someone his big mouth, but he couldn't get along without it. And besides, who wants it? To Doris Tolbert, Hazel Hardin leaves her many sweaters. One gets cold, you know. Coy Cash and Harold Blackmon will to Phil Bowman, their love for B. H. S. Johnny Davenport leaves his job as office boy, to anyone, who can ring a bell and contend with the continous growl of the “Bear. Shirley Goldin leaves her mischievous ways to Bertha Cheatwood, hoping she uses them. Douglas Floyd wills his feet, toes, and all, to Jerry Eaves. To Billy Garner, Johnny Griffin leaves anything he can get by without. Alton Wilson leaves his little finger and “Ride of the Dare Devils” to Chalmus Kiser. Charles Dennis would leave his guitar to Joe Loyd Biggers, but he will need it to serenade his ever-loving girls. To the Junior Class we leave Mrs. Griffith and we know you will love her as we do. I, Joy Williams, leave my Senior Class Presidency to the poor miserable creature who has the misfortune to be elected next year. 16 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vivian Mozley . Rose Ellen Deese Velda Posey . . Jerry Weaver . . President Vice President . . Secretary . . Treasurer Jo Ann Daniel Reporter JUNIOR CLASS Eulise Bailey Joe Loyd Biggers Phil Bowman Earlene Brown Richard Carter Bertha Cheatwood Betty Ann Cooke Jo Ann Daniel Rose Ellen Deese 18 Bobby Dowdy Jerry Eaves Billy Garner JUNIOR Martha Goldin Kenneth Griffith Chalmus Kiser Charlotte Me Brayer Vivian Mozley Joyce Mullins Bobby Posey Nelda Posey Velda Posey Walter Price Charlcie Thompson Doris Tolbert 19 JUNIOR CLASS Doris Copeland Jerry Weaver Marlene Wilson Mary Ann Wood NOT SHOWN Hal Biggers Edris Lee Jack Head Richard Strickland Roger Lassiter JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Horrible Most Likely Not to Succeed Most Deformed Least Intelligent 20 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mike Mullins. . Shirley Brown . Vila Pope ... Frances Griffin President (Not Shown) ..... Vice President ...........Secretary Treasurer (Not Shown) SOPHOMORE John Davis Jack Eaves Coyal Agan Pank Adams CLASS Cohen Cash Shirley Brown Shirley Carroll Jeannine Armstrong Roger Chandler 22 Ralph Carter Jimmy Davenport Lynn Dennis SOPHOMORE CLASS Annette Johnson Myra McAfee Amileen McWhorter Bobbie Sue Hagan Marvin Hammond Larry McKibben Bonnie Holcombe Bobby Gentry Alice Mae Hutcheson 23 Billy Hackney Frances Griffin Gwenelle McWhorter SOPHOMORE CLASS Gerald Willis Rachel Sanders June Spearman Wallace Shaw Jimmy Singleton Donald Spearman Sarah Morris Vila Pope Annie Mae Newborn PICTURES NOT SHOWN Robert Abney Charles Beam Roland Brown Carolyn Cowen Fred Davis Bobby Hudgins Mike Mullins Margaret Kittles 24 Billie Joe Skidmore FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jackie Pope............................................President Jimmie Lou Anderson...............................Vice President Joan Garner............................................Secretary Wayne Shadrix..........................................Treasurer 25 Phoebe Kinsey Reporte r FRESHMAN ClASS Mary Ellen Bishop Ted Cash Melba Bradley Shelby Jean Blackman Joann Browning Sara Beck Joyce Brooks J. F. Brown Ann Addison 26 Jimmie Lou Anderson Billy Baxter Eleanor Davis FRESHMAN CLASS Sylvia Maner Annie Ruth Leatherwood Jennie Lee Hurston Pheobe Kinzy Shirley Lee Shirley Daniell Gerald Johnson Johnny Edwards Joan Garner Ann Jeffers Barbara Heath Charlotte Holcombe 27 FRESHMAN CLASS Sylvia Singleton Sammy Stribling Shirley Pritchard Doris Rutledge Wayne Shadrix Larry Murphy Lee McConnell Charles McClung Shirley Morris 28 Barbara McKibben Jackie Pope Doris Maner FRESHMAN C1ASS Valera Worthy Shirley Tillman Bobby Walker Bessie Vines Charles Kiser PICTURES NOT SHOWN Grady Abney Lowell Ayers Dwain Blackman Russell Green Jerry Hackney Billy Payton Billy Mullins James Parrot Mary June Shaw Hoyt Worthy Lena Pettit Edith Brooks Bobby Sue Crawford Betty Kiser Jackie Kirk 29 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Earlene Brown Marlene Wilson Frances Griffin Ann Addison Betty Ann Cook Jerry Weaver Vila Pope Lorene Bishop Sylvia Maner Jo Ann Browning Shelby Blackman Shirley Brown Bonnie Holcombe Charlotte Holcombe Alice Mae Hutchesor Mary Ann Jeffers Phoebe Kinzey Shirley Pritchard Joan Garner Joyce McAfee Mary Ellen Bishop Doris Rutledge Lena Pettit Eleanor Davis Shirley Lee Edris Lee Joyce Brooks Jackie Pope Shirley Tillman Shirley Carroll Valera Worthy Jimmy Lou Anderson Annie Mae Newborn Mrs. Warren Hutcheson Instructor 30 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Coy Cash Gerald Johnson Ted Cash Larry McKibben Lee McConnell Sammy Stribling Jack Eaves Charles Kiser Roger Chandler Jimmy Singleton Cohen Cash Ray Jeffers Charles McClung Wayne Shadrix Bobby Walker Richard Carter Kenneth Griffith Roger Lassiter Wallace Shaw Gerald Willis Johnny Edwards Billy Hackney Buddy Kimball Oscar Addison Wesley Cash Joe Loyd Biggers Donald Spearman Jimmy Drvenport Carden Green Jerry Eaves Johnny Davenport Mr. Dave Hardin, Instructor 31 Marlene Wilson Ann Addison Charlotte Me Brayer Joan Garner Jackie Pope Joy Williams Beverly Morgan Mrs. Merle Rivers Betty Miller Betty Browning Patricia Wood MUSIC CLASS LUNCH ROOM Mrs. V. M. Wilson Mrs. Isaac Me Dowell Mrs. Ola Leathers Mrs. Henry Wells Mrs. Cordie Spearman HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Reba Jeffers Frances Griffin Marlene Wilson Joy Williams Earlene Brown Joann Daniel JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Barbara Sanders Peggy Tillman Sarah Lee Mary Ann Shadrix CHEER LEADERS OFFENSIVE. BUCHANAN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM: Coy Cash. Billy Hackney. Kenneth Griffith. Wesley Cash. Jerry Eaves. Jimmy Davenport. Richard Carter. Bobby Bowling. Mike Mullins, Ray Jeffers, Roger Chandler. DEFENSIVE. BUCHANAN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM: Charles McClung. Gerald Willis. Wayne Shadrix, Jimmy Singleton. Sammy Stribling, Jack Eaves, Billy Garner, Harold Blackmon, Doyal Dennis, Phil Bowman, Carden Green, Roger Lassiter, John Davis. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM: Bobby Bowling, Jimmy Singleton, Sammy Stribling, Wayne Shadrix, Coy Cash, Ted Cash, Johnny Edwards, Cohen Cash. Billy Garner, Walter Price, Bobby Dowdy , Wesley Cash, Billy Joe Skidmore, Juhn Davis, manager; Mr. Dave Hardin, coach. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: Shelby Jean Blackman, Sylvia Singleton, Joyce Holcombe, Charlotte Holcombe, Vivian Mozley, Earlene Brown, Jimmie Lou Anderson. Lillian Posey. Jennie Lee Hurston, Shirley Browning, Shirley Goldin, Mr. Dave Hardin, coach. B A $ K [ T B A I I Dorothy Floyd Most intellectual Johnny Davenport Most intellectual Joy Williams and Wesley Cash Best all around girl and boy Rose Ellen Deese Most beautiful Wesley Cash Most handsome Joy Williams and Johhny Davenport. Best all around Joyce Holcombe and Ray Jeffers Most Popular CAMPUS SUPERLATIVES Shirley Tillman Neatest girl Wesley Cash Neatest boy � ■51 Compliments of STUBBS AND HOGG Phone 2205 Bremen, Georgia Your Complete Home Furnishers Your Frigidaire Dealer Service Headquarters Too close for Reba’s comfort Peek-a-boo They're boy-crazy Toys Notions Hardware Dry Goods Candies Ready-to-Wear Tobacco Cosmetics Williams I and IOC Store Buchanan, Georgia Compliments of Coca Cola Bottling Co. Carrollton, Georgia Phone 9107 THE HI-HAT CAFE Fried Chicken Sea Food Curb Service Proprietor-Mr. and Mrs. Dryden Tallapossa, Georgia Can't we ever be alone 9 ? I now pronounce you............. Where's my paddle? Compliments of J. B. MORGAN AND HAROLD POSEV Buchanan Tire Recapping Georgia Compliments of MORGAN LUMBER CO. Buchanan Georgia 0 Compliments of FITE'S GIN Cedar town Georgia TOM'S CANDY CO. Distributed By W. H. Payton Compliments of NEWTON HARDWARE CO. Farm Implements - Building Material - Furniture Paints - Oil - Varnishes - Auto Tires Accessories Buchanan, Georgia Tallapoosa, Georgia Phone 2191 Phone 155-W CAMP DRUG CO. Quality, Service and Courtesy The Rexall Store Phone 2101 Buchanan, Georgia WEAVER BROTHERS Dry Goods - Shoes - Ladies Men's Wear Buchanan, Georgia HILOERBRANO DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists C. M. Hilderbrand, Prop. Phone 132 Tallapoosa, Georgia Compliments of and good wishes to all from HENDERSON IANHAM CONGRESSMAN 7th District of Georgia Compliment of ORDINARV’S OFFICE Mrs. I. N. Daniel Mr. Nealy Holcombe Congratulations to the Seniors A8ERNATHV BROTHERS Ginning and Milling Buchanan Georgia Compliments of Buchanan Woman’s Club Compliments of THE COMMERCIAL BANK We Appreciate Your Business Cedartown Georgia My heart's not in this Mama, I'm sick! Oooh! ! ! I'm cold! BARNES CANDV CO. Wholesale Dealer Jack Barnes Bremen Georgia Congratulations Senior Class of 1952 F rom SOUTHERN WOODENWARE AND HARDWARE CO. H. Dan Harman Nashville Tennessee Williams Brothers Wholesale Tallapoosa, Georgia ADAMS GROCERY Fresh Vegetables Every Day Top Quality Meats We Appreciate your Patronage Buchanan, Georgia Phone 2791 BREMEN FURNITURE CO. Hotpoint Philco Appliances M. M. Sanders Gregg Sanders Phone 3581 Pies-Donuts Cakes-Pastries Specialties We Specialize in Wedding Birthday Cakes DIXIE BAKERY Wholesale Retail BETTER BAKING Phone 2031 Bremen, Georgia Okay girls-play it fair and square. Feast your eyes upon this. Compliments of HAMIL 6EAUTV SHOP Tallapoosa Georgia Compliments of PHIL VERNER'S GARAGE Buchanan Georgia Compliments of BUCHANAN SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Joe Philpot Harold Philpot Artemus Philpot Wofford Sanders J. C. Sanders Martin McBrayer George Frazier A. B. Mobley Clarence Brown T. C. Bowman Marvin Griffin Come In and Start An Account With RICHARDSOI AND COMPANV Hardware, Building Material and Supplies Buchanan, Georgia And the lucky number is What! Me eat to much. Up to the lips Over the gums Look out stumick Here she comes HARALSON COUNTV BANK Buchanan, Georgia State Depository Member Federal Reserve Deposit Co. Inc. Compliments of WHITTON S REPAIR SHOP We repair all makes of automobiles, trucks and tractors Buchanan, Georgia PAT'S SAUSAGE CO. Sausage - Steaks - Porkchops All your favorite meats At All your leading stores Proprietor-Everett S. Williams Box 177 Bremen, Georgia Compliments of HUBBARDS PANTS CO. Bremen Georgia Men's and Boy's Pants Compliments of L. P. ALIEN. SHERIFF JOHN EAVES. OEPUTV Buchanan, Georgia Shucks --nothing to it. Anybody seen Joan? There she is. CURTISS CANDV CO. If candy is what you want, You want it fresh If its Curtiss Candy It is fresh Distributed by E. H. Wood Cedartown Georgia Congratulation to the Seniors from The Buchanan School Faculty Mrs. Webster Smith Mrs. Paul Camp Mrs. Kermit Wood Mrs. Grady Knight Mrs. Wofford Sanders Mrs. Evelyn Sanford Miss Kathleen Eaves Mrs. Yula Strickland Mrs. Wilson Weaver Mrs. L. O. Baxter Mrs. Earnest Goldin Mrs. Apphia Griffith Mrs. Warren Hutcheson Mr. R. C. Stribling Mr. Spencer Teal Mrs. Spencer Teal Mr. David Hardin Mrs. Myrtice Winkle Miss Bobbie S. Daniel Mrs. Louie Waldrop Miss Tassie Reid Mrs. H. C. Edwards Mrs. Avis Matthews Mr. Webster Smith Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley Mrs. Mary Kirk Mrs. Ina Driver Mrs. Virginia Jennings Mrs. James Harrison Compliments of HOLLAND'S STORE Bremen Georgia Compliments of GEORGIA POWER CO. Bremen Georgia Compliments of C. C. Head J. Hugh Lanier OFFICE OF CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT Buchanan, Georgia That car looks familiar. Aw Boys---------------Have Mercy Say! ! How about some food? GEO. F. DOVAL, INC. Atlanta, Ga. THE JEWEL BOX Your Friendly Jewelery Store Cedartown, Ga. Easy terms at No Extra Charge Compliments of Roop Grocery Co. Wholesale Grocers Bowdon, Georgia ARROW GRILL Buchanan Georgia Compliments of Haralson County Board of Education E. H. Goldin County School Superintendent DISTINCTION....................................VALUE I. G. BALFOUR CO. “Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia Medals Trophies Thad Wilkins 4493 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd. Atlanta, Georgia QUALITY.....................................SERVICE i H. MENDEL AND CO. INCORPORATED Wholesale Distributors Telephone Walnut 6619 185-191 Pryor Street, S. W. Atlanta, 3, Georgia NEHI Bottling Company Carrollton, Georgia Drink Royal Crown Cola Best By Taste Test MODEL CLEANERS “The Model for Quality Service Lewis McPherson Tom Smith, Jr. Approved SANITONE Service DAVIS STUDIO AND GIFT SHOP Photographs-Gifts Bremen, Georgia Best wishes for the success of the Buchanan School and Community THE ROCKMART BANK Rockmart, Ga. Resources $3,500,000.00 Member FDIC. HIGHTOWER FUNERAL HOME Bremen, Georgia Phone 53 Buchanan, Georgia Phone 2602 Compliments of JOHN SEXTON CO. OTHEL1A SANDERS-$ 1.00 HAROLD MUR PHY-$ 3.00 DIANA SHOP-$ 1.00 SOUTHERN MERCHANDISE COMPANY Compliments of HOBSON BROS.. JEWELERS Cedartown, Georgia Ooh-La-La Cheerless Leaders Latest Fashions in Cheerleaders PICKETT CHEVROLET CO. Buick and Chevrolet Dealers Telephone 150 610 Main St. Cedartown, Georgia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wizard Appliances - Wizard Batteries - Davis Tires Western Flyer Bicycle s - Truetone Radios. Home Owned by 221 Pacific Ave. W. T. Holmes Bremen, Georgia Phone 2448 Compliments of WIMPEE'S SERVICE STATION Cedartown Georgia COLONIAL 5. 10 ANO 25C STORES. INC. Cedartown. Georgia Cedartown's Only Home Owned Variety Store KILGO MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Dealer Genuine Ford Parts Phone 35 Sales and Service Compliment of FRIENDS OF MR. AND MRS. J. T. WILLIAMS Atlanta, Georgia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Auto Parts, Accessories, Tires, Radios Bicycles and Sporting Goods Cedartown, Georgia 216-218 Main St. Phone 651 STUBBS AND HOGG FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers Phone 29 Cedartown, Georgia TEXACO SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, Tires, Tubes Batteries And Accessories ♦♦♦Accounts Payable First of Each Month Competly demolished- -and Johnny too McCARSON MOTOR CO. 403 N. Main Street Cedartown, Georgia Trucks Plymouth Passenger Cars Your Friendly Dodge Dealer Genuine Factory Parts and Factory Trained Mechanics JONES MOTOR CO. Your Chevrolet Dealer Phone 2477 Bremen, Georgia Congratulations Seniors AMALGAMATED CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA Buchanan Georgia LI8ERTV NATIONAL BANK We appreciate your Business Member of Federal Reserve System Deposits insured up to $10,000.00 Cedartown Georgia 8REWSTER-RENTZ Hardware Co. Cedar town Georgia ROBERT MILLER FUNERAL HOME Efficient Ambulance Service Our Service A Sacred Trust Bremen, Georgia HUTCHESON BROS. CO Market, Fancy Groceries Feeds We deliver Phone 3361 Buchanan, Georgia Compliments of LUNCHROOM EMPLOVEES Mrs. V. M. Wilson, Supervisor Mrs. Henry Wells Mrs. Ola Leathers Mrs. Cordie Spearman Mrs. Lawrence Posey Congratulations to the Seniors from the ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION of Buchanan High School Maw Weaver's Nightmare of the Future BOYS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Commodore Philpot, Jimmy Hurston, Johnny Coalson, Jack Weather - ington, Grover Newman. Billy Kinzy. BOYS. BOTTOM ROW: Sam Smith. Leon Goldin. Benny Tolbery. Ralph Hutcheson. Jimmy Mullins. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Spearman, Jane Edwards, Bonnie Mosley, Shirley C, Lee, Joanne Deese, Rosie Price, Lillie Mae Rush, Carol Bowman. GIRLS, BOTTOM ROW: Bertha Davenport, Shirley Adams, Carolyn Goldin, Deloris Price, Frances Davenport. Mary Cash, Hilda Monroe. m {MYERS - YEARBOOKS TMt PACEMAKERS Of OUAIIIV MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS Ws. -g-—� ■ +r 9 mK s .j ml it -- -i M iA «« • ife . f |� •. • . ■ � , r f r ► 4 •