Carrollton High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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EDITOR THE I Ul..lJ A ibsoription Price-eSl.50 Per Year ln Advance Carrollton, Georgia - PATIENT QQCATQS 2 x COACH NRW.TO SPEAK CARROLLTON'S HOSPITAL, -li-I-1 Y Doctor R.K. borders, famous psychiatrist at the nFiner Nutsn insane aslyum in Nuttinjtown, announced today that a patient answering to the name of Shakespeare has escaped from the Insti- tution. The patient's real name is Donald Ar- rington. .,ela, A...-. Are You Popular? Are You Witty? Are You Short Of Catch Phrases? Are You Slow To Catch On To Jokes? . BETTY REESE EXPRESSION STUDIOS ,. -........ ' we specialize in Pink Elephants R fascinating ,D.T. reptiles-guaranteed tb be there as you wake upl MARIE SMITH--VEGETERIAN W BILLY smxrzms GARAGE a.....Repairs nnoooeaeNeW Parts ,ploooonooeP18Sti0 TiT98 Misses Lena Ann Traylor and Billie Snow, models, and Miss 'Pat Griffin, dress designer from nThe Persian Gown Shop' in Chicago are spending a few days with their par- ents in this city before lggzjng on a world tour. 4 Coach Marion Lee New, a member of the class of '48, .will address the Carrollton football team Mon. night, Nov. 20, '68 at 7 P.M. Coach New, who is Coach of the Ga. Tech football team assumed his position there in October of last year. oxnomr Passsuis LECTURE Mr. Louis Robinson, fa- mous diplomat, and his assistant, Miss Evelyn Jordon, will give a lec- ture on NDiplomats Can Prevent War,N Mon. after class at the High School Auditoriu . Miss Dorothy Williamson, nelly appointed ambassa- dor, left this morning on a special clipper to Russia. ERIDGE FAUTY AT CTTY GYM Yrs. John D. Pooky- fellow, the Former Visa Wilma Stallin s, Hrs. Donny Jeter, the Dormer Mies Joyce Cumbie, ond Inez Nusa entertained at a Rridge Party at she City Gym this week. THE TANNTR NTMORIAL COMPLETED The new, modern Tanner Memorial Hospital was opened this week for the first time. Robert Lane was the first patient to enter the Hospital. He is suffering fr m a bro- ken toe. Miss Nan Turner is Head Nurse with Nancy Cramer, Carolyn Martin, Sandra Davis and LaVerne Hardin as Senior Nurses. Dr. Kramer Griffin, Mr. Lane's doctor, is a very skillful toe specialist. ' i ' Y Miss Grace Powers, Red Cross Nurse, and Miss' Pat Duncan, Foreign Cor- respondent, left for the battle fields of Bombay to serve in the present crisis. LOVELY SHOWER QIVEN IN HQNOR OF BRIDE Visa Jo Anne Walker, bride-to-be of Mr. Bobby Simonton was honored at a luncheon by Miss Fran- ces Lane at the Carroll- ton Hotel. The guests present were: Miss Betty Brook, a Power's Nodelg louise Bonner, world fa- mous soorts conmentatorg and Misses Betty Cooper, Joyce Lee, and Marilyn Hannah, stars of stage, Screen, and Radio.

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Nll l3l.Al FAIR and t WARMER i l 1 -rriaay, April 23, 1968 Volume 69--N umber Sixteen ,OF l48 LOCAL TIRL LYQDS ORCU S- THA AT NFDA' ORLEANS MARDI IRAS Viss Barbara Thomas, resident of Car- former rollton, is leading her popular orchestra at the famous New Orleans Mardi Uras. Her orchestra has fiven performances in every leading city of the United States. 1 Do You Have Sad Dreams At Night? 4 Are You Haunted By Someone Cr Something? 4 Do You Wish To Commune with The Spirits? W Do You Have A Complex? ME TOO1l Consult Alice Borders, Famous psychologist,etc. Frisky Little Shoes at POLLARD'S SHOE STORE Marion Pollard HICKS TAVERN Bill Sampler, Proprietor BDlP PRETZEIS Close but never closed POR SALE Heautiful home in the most desirable section ,eo9,ee9 99-33- Real Buy MAKES KEEPING UP IN THE WORLD J,3. Word or the usec- 0 ond Orson Vells,u is the latest edition to the crop of nBig Townn geni- uses. He is somewhat versatileghe is a direc- tor, stage actor and de- si ner, a motion picture and radio actor, writer, and a Journalist. This month a modernised version of Shakespeare's famous FOVTO AND JVLITT seems destined to hecome as famous as the play itself. The role of Rom- eo is played by Loderic Simkins, whom critics proclaim capable of ex- quisite portrayal. Bernard Phillips, after years of research in his laboratory, presented to the world this month a Hydrogen which does not unite readily with other elements. S Permanente Shampoos Sets Manicures Facials DW SOTO BWAUTY SHOP Hildred Heath miss Tillie Barve au eller, THD VIBE IN LIT? will sneak h re on Tri HISTORY T ARMISTICE DAY CBLHBRATED li Carrollton presented an Armistice.Day Program in the park last Thursday. The band, under the di- rection of Miss Fay Gil- bert, played three nu r F hers, and the principal speaker, Donald Carter, a popular lawyer of this i city was introduced. The topic of his speech was i nThe American Future.' m Our Army and Navy were T well represented by Hor- ace Hendrix and Bobby Sl9d'Q9c We Cut Toe Nailsllli Big Toes--101 Little Toes-- Ef Catherine Hunt--Sculptor fl ECNTIEMEENL Do you have APPEAL?? Pep up with a manicure and permanent. Marjorie's Beauty Salon Marjorie Walker CARPOLL THEATPR Hovt Humphries, Mfr hon Tues Wed AFT R AIL starrin Betty Phillips Thurs Fri 'MOONSTONE with Bslva Baker Sat Wi ht Special A QWOT IU THF DAPK , M LR: x -1-:su I A 1' , k i . is . . .J Q --.------- . 1 . . . A ' ..-n.g-1-no-0-I-I n I Q ga' .ls ,. J, A . ' - A 0 . 0 M, 1, n - xl. V . l eg. l ' - S . ff Y' , of C5TT011t0Un f9T only thor of this vear's best S6 . 0 0 3 ' 43 V Q' s . Q A . ' T v . f fi X Q g ' - n ,-, X 5 N F 17 i- , I A E . U 14.99 .Q ' ,- ' - J ,ue Sarrett, Qealtor dav of next v V Featurin Bonnell Shiroy , ,Q , 4 N.. ,......s..