Cedartown High School - Cedar Log Yearbook (Cedartown, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

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C. - Q ,j, 4?.? 2:12 571511 , .- N N- 5. - gp X1 x v X X X N v x ' , v , x ., x K K s x Q x N ,S . ,' W' efv Qc'- 'L .v A, 6vv'.-vias 51 4' 'F 0 1 33, sf JS' The fhree R s readm , rrfm , and rrfhmehc -were taught fo The Tune of a hickory stick The blue-back speller caused Johnny To labor long and loud under The watchful eye of a stern schoolmasfer. Salma! Knowledge of child psychology has re- placed the switch, but there are still those who wonder if sparing the rod has spoiled the child. The rnodern teacher uses all the weapons at her disposal in the mighty battle of education vs. ignorance. up riufmdenf Our SUPERINTENDENT is a peach. In spite of his many administrative duties, Mr. Gray is always ready to share the ioys and the problems of each individual student. LLOYD H. GRAY Superintendent of Cedartown Public Schools l6'v rd af fdumiizw We are proud of this group of gentlemen-our BOARD, Their ever-present interest and leadership is an inspiration to the entire student body. The FACULTY-Their wisdom and their goodness make them excellent leaders. They play a vital role in the lives of C.H.S. students, and we love them-every one! 'gif if gllfllf y W. B. THOMAS Principal our-s 'X Cl'-7' DOC AYERS Physical Edvcation Athletic Director, Coach LA JEAN BATTLES General Science K. T. BRANNON Science, Mathematics Assistant Coach FANNIE LAURA BREWSTER Z English Beta Club ,185 ,135 1-'rf' -47' Q MI' A. P. HEMPHILL Industrial Arts Bookroom Proiector MRS. JOHN HOGUE Sec. to Principal GERTRUDE HUGHES Bookkeeping History Library JAMES A. HUGHEY Industrial Arts B Team Coach MRS. HENRY KING English Beta Club MRS. R. R. MORGAN Lunchroom Supervisor I? 7 iv if , 'af Q . ' , ,X off M, A f 'xl MRS. WALLIS BRUMBY English MISS MAY CALDWELL Glee Club MRS. WILLIAM EBBITT Languages MARY FULMER Mathematics MRS. L. S. HAJOSY Shorthand Typing MRS. R. WHIT HAMRICK Mathematics J 4, A7 I f .Y ff,- .A is . . , A 'S .nj ft u j5 if fl!6'5q if' , UN x 'V' .qv-Y' MRS. WALTER D. RIDGEWAY Biology MRS. PAUL SEWELL Mathematics JACK SHULER Band Glee Club RALPH SIMMONS Civics History Assistant Coach MRS. BUFORD SMITH English J. C. SMITH Visiting Teacher 1-Egg. .iwhpdivnw ...Iq- of lxf 14 1 'QWQLE-. at IX ,-'41 IPA 'Q7' if 'wg-o-N '0 9- MRS. RALPH SMITH Home Economics MRS. JACK VEATCH Horne Economics Junior TrifHi-Y JOSEPHINE WHITAKER Sec. to Superintendent MRS. LES WILLIAMS Physical Education Girls' Basketball Cheerleaders MRS. B. E. WOODRUFF Librarian MRS. FRANK ZIGLAR Government Senior Tri-Hi-Y ,I Between cotton-pickin' and corn-plantin' time, Johnny, with a lunch box in one hand and a slate in the other, trudged over rough, muddy roads to a small school- house, where Greek and ABC's were often taught in the same room. 61115555 From football through baseball season, Johnny drives to school in his hot-rod, beats the tardy bell by a split second, writes a last-minute answer to a trig problem-or a bookkeeping exercise-then dashes oft to his classes, where learning is made as pain- less as possible, Q , 'Y' Al - in ,IH u . ., 4-A E vfxtf-M. .. aan-ww. in - .1 f I 'U A 3 .- nl , 44 My, ' W.5..v,fr ff H .'e!wQW ' 561110 ffzsfzfry Amud numerous actuvutues and plans for the future I fund myself thunkung of the past In retrospect a few happenungs stand out un my mund as really bug moments for the class of 1952 Furst of all I remember how small we were twelve years ago small un body lumuted un experuence but full of hugh hopes for the future We were only sux years old and ready to begun school lufe I ll never forget how embarrassed we were un the furst grade when our parents came to vusut the class and we were asked to defune a hard word luke errand I But our parents were very proud of us when we entered hugh furst and began to wrute sentences From there we were led unto the second grade Here we sat on luttle boxes to read and we soon learned that uf you dudnt hude your recess someone mught get hungry before the bell rang We trued to blame ut on the rats of course but the teacher soon convunced us that no rat grew that bug Leavung our beloved Muss Lucy we trupped up the staurs to the thurd grade That year we were measured and weughed often Do you remember how surpused we were to fund that Bully Joe Banks was becomung such a bug boy? Those terruble columns of fugures to add were a nughtmare and we looked forward to gettung through wuth them so you can umagune how suck we were to see them agaun un the fourth grade We vuondered uf they went on for ever From Muss Sarah we learned the meanung of patruotuc We had quute a tume learnung the Natuonal Anthem and fought temptatuon every day un order to buy a defense stamp wuth our precuous dumes We were terrubly excuted about the fure drulls especually because we werent allowed to take our lunches wuth us What uf the buuldung should really be on fure'P Wed starve to death' One of the really bug moments came when we left grammar school and began a new adventure .XX Junuor Hugh' The words chulled and hrulled us There were so many new and dufferent thungs to become accustomed to We no longer had one teacher but several Why we were even goung to have a man to teach us I remember that hus name was Charlue In the suxth grade Dee Gul more moved back to Cedartown and funushed breakung all the gurls hearts Ralph Raunwater uouned us and one of the teachers nearly left her professuon because of hus antucs In short order most of us were promoted to the seventh grade Thus was our last year un Junuor Hugh and we made the most of ut Mrs Paul gave us num erous partues and we had so many plays un the Englush classes that we began to feel luke profes suonals Those were the good old days when the truest test of a gurls popularuty was the number of Valentunes she receuved How we loved and feared those Valentunesl And then at long last we realuzed that we were ready for the buggest of all adventures HIGH SCHOOL We had heard about the unutuatuon whuch was beung planned for us and we were nearly scared to death lmagune our reluef to fund out that ut concerned the boys more than ut did the gurls From our pount of vuew ut wasnt bad at all As for the boys well they needed ut' After regus tratuon thungs began to shape up Thus was the furst year of mud term promotuons and we soon realuzed that the ugluest word un the Englush lan guage us examunatuon Some of us survuved and others had to be revuved Many of us took part un the varuous actuvutues that hugh school offered It was hard at furst to keep those benches warm but we managed to do a credutable uob Our motto soon became When a Freshman act luke a Freshman Contunued on page 28 Q Q n f ' 1 11 - 11 . 1 . - 11 11 - 1 - 1 1 . . , . 1 1 . 1 . 1 ' 11 11 11 - . 11 I 1 . . , . 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'- 1 ' I 11 11 - 11 Wim is' Wim NAN CASEY Most Outstanding MARGIE COLEY Best Dressed r ' revi- JEAN PRICE Most Dependable JEAN ETTE RUTLEDGE Most Intellectual Friendliest Yr' BETTY JANE ESTES Most Popular Prettiest BECKY LENTZ Most Athletic BOBBY BROOME Most Popular BOBBY ELLEN BU RG Most Oursanding SARAH SPENCER Wirtiesf JANICE WRIGHT Most Talented WILBU RN GARY Best Dressed ALTON GILMORE Most Dependable LOUIS HAJOSY Most lnrellecfual JIMMY HANSON Most Athletic JAMES SPIKES Best Looking BOBBY YOR K Friendliesr g , RALPH RAINWATER Wiftiest WAYNE RAY Most Talented T15 ,A i Scum 611155 Wzll We the Senaor Class of I952 havang spent a number of years here at Cedartown Hagh School do hereby and forthwath state and publash these vaces and vartues as our last wall and testament To Mr Gray Mr Thomas and our teachers we leave our deep apprecaa tlon for thear pataence and for the leadershap they have gaven us these many years To all Senaor classes of the future we leave hopes for good tames and lastang fraendshaps such as weve had but we take with us treasured memoraes of never to be forgotten hugh school days EBBY ALRED walls has skanned nose to Robert Baxter CATHERINE ARCHER leaves her temper wath any one not over four feet tall BILLY JOE BANKS leaves has nackname Bag Star to any future vactam of carcumstances ED BENTEY walls has quaet calm dasposataon to Hugh Brewster GENN BOATNER walls all hrs loud sharts to John Terhune JOHN BRAZIER walls has heaght to Terry Tucker undergaduates BOBBY BROOME leaves has hallbllly songs wath Mrs Kang BILLY BROWN walls has government reports to all those who lake to talk a lot JACK CARTER leaves an has new Chevrolet DAN CASEY walls has rades on the school bus to anyone who wants to mass farst period NAN CASEY walls her abalaty to keep secrets to Mattae Sue Shaflett MARGIE COLEY walls her long haar to Mary Jam Nachols BONNIE COLLIER walls her 'ob an Berrys shoe department to anyone who lakes to smell feet WANDA DOLLIEHYDE leaves her lovely smale to Annae Ruth Packer VIRGINIA EDGE walls her glasses to Trelle Gam mage who cant see three feet wathout them BOBBY ELLENBURG wllls has abalaty to kall rt to some bloodtharsty Freshman BETTY JANE ESTES leaves her vavacaty to Shirley Powell NELLA GAMMON leaves her Good mornang to all naght owls WILBURN GARY walls has bag blue eyes to some poor deservang hound dog LILLIAN GILLEY leaves her Iadylake manners to Mildred Barrett ALTON GILMORE leaves a bag bottle of asparan next years Senaor class Presadent VAN GRANT walls has black haar to Davad Fer guson WALLACE GRAY leaves for home LOUIS HAJOSY walls has braan power to Dave Porter JIMMY HANSON leaves hrs battang average wath the baseball team HERMAN IRWIN leaves has shy manner to Loretta Spencer CHARLES IVIE walls has wanged track shoes to Batsy Munroe NORMA JEAN JACKSON leaves an a gust of wand for Rockmart NANCY FAYE KELLY leaves all her comac books to Carolyn Durham JEFF KIRKPATRICK walls hrs love for the Nataonal Guard to Clyde Wallas BECKY LENTZ leaves her abllaty to eat enormous amounts of food anytame anywhere to Ann McCarson ALLINE LITTLEFIELD leaves her bag eyes to Mass Hughes monators CLARKE MERCER leaves for the second tame The questaon as wall he be back agaan'P HOWARD NICHOLS leaves has sore law to Mary Nell Ledbetter SYBIL PERKINS leaves her malk at lunch to Dolly Ann Young BILLY JOE POWELL walls has fraends an Washangton to Mrs Zaglar Contanued on page 44 1 6. . n E . .. to ROBERT BROCK leaves his, Let me think to all . . . .. . 6 S t 'MF' -in-- Seniors Here's that old gang again-still having a wonderful time! We're few in number, but we make up for that in lots of other ways. Being a Senior is such fun-getting out of classes to attend meetings, being envied and feared by the underclassmen, realizing that school days are almost over. You won't believe this-but we hate to leave-we really do! You'll miss us and we'll miss you, but we'll think of C.H.S. often in the days and years to come-remembering good times and old friends. SENIOR SPONSORS Mrs. Frank Ziglar Fannie Laura Brewster EBBY ALRED Transferred from Macon, Ga.: Football 4 , Track 32' 4', Bas- ketball 4. CATHERINE ARCHER Glee Club 1, 2, Band 2, 3, A, Maiorette, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Basket- .,,.,.,.. ball 1. BILLY JOE BANKS Class Treasurer 2, 3, C Club 2, 3, Football I, 2 , 3 ', 4'g Track 3, 4. EDWARD BENTLEY GLENN BOATNER Transferred from Trion Ga 'LCV' ,,,,g-as JOHN SPENCER BRAZIER -,X 'Eff' ROBERT BROCK Glee Club l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3' Manager 4. BOBBY BROOME C Club 2, 3, whoa who 4 Football I, 2 , 3 , A , Co-Cap if px tain 4. BILLY BROWN JACK CARTER DAN CASEY 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. NAN CASEY Gym Assistant 4, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, 4, C Club 3, Who's Who 4, Basketball 2 , 3 , 4 . MARGIE LEE COLEY Tri-Hi-Y 3, Who's Who 4. BONNIE LARUE COLLIER Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. WANDA DOLLIEHYDE VIRGINIA EDGE BOBBY ELLENBURG C Club 2, 3, Who's Who 4, Football 1, 2, 3 , 4', Track 3, 4, Baseball l , 2 , 3', 4 . BETTY JANE EsTEs Glee Club l, 2, 3, Band Maiorette 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 3, C Club l, 2, 3, Who's Who 4, Basketball l', 2 , Cheerleader 2. NELLA MASON GAMMON Transferred from Upper Arlington High School, Ohio: Beta Club 4, Band 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 4, Cheerleader 4, Gym Assistant 4. WILBURN L. GARY Who's Who 4. LILLIAN GILLEY JF' f? 8-fl as MARTYN CLARKE MERCER Post Graduate: Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Editor 5, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Officer- Maior 4, Key Club 4, 5, Vice President 5, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. HOWARD NICHOLS Football 4', Basketball 4'. SYBIL PERKINS Tri-Hi-Y 3. BILLY JOE POWELL Proiector Boy 3, 4, Postman 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Key Club 4, Basket- ball 4. JEAN PRICE Beta Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Vice President 4, Who's Who 4. MARGIE PRIEST CLARA Pu LLEN Tri-I-Ii-Y 4. JAMES RALPH RAINWATER Who's Who 4. KENNETH WAYNE RAY Glee Club I, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Colonel 4, Who's Who 4. JIMMIE ROGERS JEANETTE RUTLEDGE Glee Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Who's Who 4, Bookroom As- sistant 4. DOUGLAS SANDERS Golf 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, Georgia AA Champ 3, National Junior Champion. fm Senza 611155 Z7 rfplzevy Maama Florada May I9o2 Dear Chum Well I fanally decaded to settle down and get marraed not to a football player but to a football coach At 'the present tame we are lavang at Georgaa Tech but we maght transfer to the Unaversaty of Georgaa next year Ive made several traps wath the team and I often come an contact wath many of our old fraends I know you have wondered as I have so often done what has happened to them so I wall pass the news that I have gathered on to you Whale I was an New York I saw several of our fraends Jack Carter now has the leadang part an the popular radao program The Squeakang Door sponsored by Vaselane Dan Casey recently won the aackpot on the radao program It Pays to be Ignorant Margae Coley as one of the ten best dressed women an Ameraca Bonnae Collaer as starrang an the popular Broadway hat La Rue s Bubbles She plays the part of a wealthy woman manufacturer of bubble bath Wanda Dollaehyde as modelang at Saks and teachang Physacal Culture at the YMCA Betty Jane Estes famous novelast has lust publashed a new novel As Yet No Decasaon Alton Galmore as teachang ballet and has most outstandang student as Nancy Faye Kelly Bobby York has a beauty shop on Fafth Ave he has lust anvented a new haar tonac whach he calls Frances Favorate At the New Yorker I ran anto Allane Lattlefaeld who as daetataan there Betty Jean Wallaamon as a famous haar stylast for Tona Whale l was havang a permanent wave Betty Jean told me that Clara Pullen can be seen quate often on magazane covers especaally Readers Dagest At Ohao State Unaversaty I happened to see Nella Gammon She has returned to the North to sell Confederate flags and her slogan as Get your Confederate flags the South shall rase agaan In Kentucky we had a chance to see the Kentucky Derby and I ran anto Ralph Watcher who as a famous aockey At Machagan State I found out Margae Praest as teachang those Yankees how to talk wath a Southern drawl I had the masfortune of havang a bad tooth pulled by none other than Howard Nachols who as a noted dentast Has slogan as I dont gave you a paan you gave me one Georgaa Tech was playang U C LA and I had a chance to go to Calafornaa for the farst tame Youll never guess how many of our old fraends are out there' Frank Swanney has taken Red Skelton s place as a comedaan and he has a wonder ful televasaon show I found out Roger Stone has packed up a new ornament a ball and chaan and he sand hed never marry I had a chance to see the academy award wannang pacture I ll Never Cuss Anymore featurang Bally Womack Wayne Ray as a well known song wrater at MGM and has gust wratten a new song called Gold Dust In Beverly Halls I ran anto Walburn Gary who has a gorgeous home and as stall a bachelor but I suppose he s stall hopang I hear Margaret Truman as goang to make her debut at the Hollywood Bowl and wall be accompanaed by her new sangang teacher Janace Wraght James Spakes has lust taken Tyrone Powers place an the movaes I ll be at Sharley s House As the team started south agaan I went along to the Unaversaty of North Carolana where I saw Jeff Karkpatrack He as dravang for Joae Chatwood Jeff told me that he saw Charles lvae a few months ago and that he as stall tryang to outrun a let Confanued on page 26 jx '-B 13-'-- .-4 - , Italy RJ c 'QA N ,, a J , If -jr , x 1 , ' 'X N s fl, iz B XIX I I I . . . ,. 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I I ' ' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Contanued After the fooball season was over we went back to Cedartown and at was wonderful seeang some of our fraends who stall lave there You wall never belaeve thas but Ralph Raanwater as truant offacer at C H S l The latest bat of gossap as that Jeanette Rutledge has lust eloped wath one of the bachelors from her Boardang Home for Men Douglas Sanders rs stall an the news he gust defeated Ben Hogan and as now teachang ham the fane poants of golf Jammy Rogers as a tough Sergeant at Fort Bennang ln Rockmart Bally Brown as the local mortacaan and h slogan as We all have to go sometame why not now? Nan Casey has been doang a lot of travelang lately and seems to love followang the navy and Wallace Ebby Alred has a typewrater repaar shop on Maan St Has sagn reads You brang at we break rt Catherane Archer has been kept busy teachang her two lattle garls how to strut lake Mama dad at C H S Bally Joe Banks has turned pro He as playang football for the Cedartown All Stars Ed Bentley as now runnang Lost Chance a new restaurant Glenn Boatner as gettang a bag thrall dravang an the stock car races at the faargounds John Brazaer as stall at C H S he has been promoted to head custo daan Robert Brock after has thard broken engagement as sellang Ladaes ready to wear at the Sonya Shop Bobby Broome as the new curb boy at Lost Chance the last one got lost Bobby Ellenburg as stall puzzled because he made All Regaonal an T951 football Lallaan Gllley as teachang phys ed t CHS and t seems she has changed the length an the gym suats the bloomers are longer' Van Grant as pastor of the Farst Methodast Church Wallace Gray father of traplets IS now sangang I Wash I Were Sangle Agaan Louas Haaosy and has popular orchestra are featured at the DeSoto Hall an Rome Norma Jackson has fmally made a dummy out of a Rockmart football player she marraed ham Jean Prace as a champaon lady wrestler her next opponent wall be May Weston last years champ Paul Sewell as stall tryang to grow a beard but has had no luck LaVerne Smath as a torch sanger at Cedartowns most famous naght club Yappys Sarah Spencer sponsors a radao program The Obatuary Hour C W Summervalle as workang has head off at the Frosty Palace talkang We started back to Atlanta agaan and we happened to stop at a very attractave hamburger stand youll never guess who owns at Varganta Edge The Atlanta Crackers have lust started thear sprang traanang and thear new batboy as none other than Jammy Hanson Clarke Mercer as havang trouble keepang has grades up yes hes stall a Ramblang Wreck from Georgaa Tech Sybal Perkans has lust graduated from Vogue Modelang School and as teachang personal groomang at Rockmart Hrgh Bally Joe Powell had to move to Atlanta because he had read all the books an the Cedartown labraraes We are now an Maama and the bag news as that Herman lrwan has lust receaved a S2 50 lnheratance from a rach classmate of C H S Isnt at wonderful to know that all our old fraends are doang so well and that lafe has been as good to them as at has to us? Wath hagh hopes for the future BECKY LENTZ f ' av 5' 2 1 f ,a , , ... f 1 ' ' 11 - 11 . . . . . y L - - - 11 - 1 11 - . . IS - 11 . ,, . , . . . . . . ,, . . ' 1 - 11 - . . . - - ' 11 11 - - - V 11 11 ' 1 . . . ., ' . . . . . . , ' 1 1 ' ' - 11 11 ' 1 - - 11 . ,, . . . . . . 11 11 a . .' . . . ., - 1 1 . . . ,, . . . ,, . . . , . 11 11 - - . . . , 1 1 - - - 1 - 11 - 1 11 . ,, . ,, . . , . . . 1 , . . . . , 7 . . . . . . . 11 11 - 1 , . ,, . . ,, . . . I . 1 I , . . 1 1 '7' E . Q E -,Z 1 1 Q Mama ,+ I X W 3-P AN- rpg:-fff' Lu. it THINGS WE SHALL NEVER FORGET Bug Star Banks Mr Brannon s many sons The band s favorite expression Lune lt up Coach Simmons and Castle Rock Dee Gilmore s many uh s at yell practlce Mr Thomas saymg Now I am not golng to keep you here long Persuadung the cast for the grand spectacle Centurama Coach Ayers Southern drawl The wonderful score of the Rockmart Cedartown game Clean up Day CVD before Evaluation Miss Hughes favorlte song On Top of Old Smokey Becky s leave of absence from the band How Mass Brewster loves half holidays Betty Jane Estes cowboy Mrs Ebbltts descruptuon of Clarke Mercer sllly unclvlllzed monkey The fuzz and brush growers Those glgglnng twlns Sarah and Nan The day Bobby Broome went to sleep In Mrs Kung s class The day the chemlstry class decided to blow up a snake The expression on Bentley s face during the clean up campalgn Mrs Ziglar s Wednesday afternoon partles Frances Davis saying Just look at mel The four musucnans and Scott Harpe s nmltatlon of Jerry Lewis Our orderly procession Into chapel Louus Hagosy s enthusiasm over startung a student councll Josephine s Halloween costume The large sums of money raused by Mr Hughey s and Mr Summons rooms for T B The take off at dunner 7 .sbs -, 447 5 I is ' li' y 4 X , M ' I . '- in . - V, XX t S4 J A I H I H J ' Q50 Q , . ,, . H L 41 ef I ' ' I f MT' N 4 . v kl ll l - L I t tl ' - . I I t . , . -,, ,, Shirley Powell'sf 'Have you seen Robert? Z IL i, 4' - , ,. ,g 9 - , . sal' , gh 1,74 X5 , 6 L ... jv ' ,X ' Ji ,: r X57 ' ' 3 ' . ,xy V f J N After nlne months we took on a new name Sophomores For some strange reason some of us were reluctant to leave Freshman algebra One of the most excutlng events was the funeral held for Rockmart Gallons of tears were wept by the mourners of the deceased and the enthuslasm whlch swept over the school resulted un a score of 32 32 Purks Jumor Hugh was completed and the Junlor Senior Dance took place In tts modern cafeteria The days rushed by and we became Jolly Jun lors wlth all the rtghts and privileges whlch were few and far between The new gym was our prlde and toy and It was wonderful not to lump mud holes to get to the lunchroom Several of our gurls went to Mulledgevllle to vlslt G S C W Jack Shuler became our band director and we sent our snappy band to the governors nnauguratlon and also to the Peanut Bowl where we competed with some of the best bands un the state Of course we came through wtth flymg colors lt doesnt seem possuble but nts true We really are SENIORSI Mr Thomas sand so We are amazed bewrldered excited and scared There are so many thmgs to worry about that shorthand for Instance Suppose we dont graduate nts enough to drive you crazy If you let It worry you' We refuse to entertaun the thoughts of such a calam :ty We order our class rlngs early and fund that three votes can determnne the kind Much to our sorrow we lose our beloved coaches Dave Ovt GW and Ben Boulware Uncle beckoned and they went When we saw our two new coaches we were thrilled to death It dudnt take us long to dtscover flaws un them however wedding bands I heard that Becky Lentz fell unto a mud puddle as she trued to wave a frlendly greeting to one of them CLASS HISTORY Continued Well never forget the centennial celebratnon of our county Our school contrnbuted enghty of our most talented students to the cast of the drarnatzc spectacle Centurama We all looked luke mod ern Robin Hoods In our centennual hats and some of the Fellows of the Fuzz and Brothers of the Brush were froghtenlng to behold The Evalu atlve Crlterla made us take stock of ourselves and our school The clean up campalgn sponsored by the Trl Hn Y turned the school up sxde down and In side out Strange rumors of Items found an the cleanmg spread over the school pungent odors of palnt dusunfectant and polish fulled the air and tlred students and teachers put the fnntshtng touches on the dear old Alma Mater When the Crlterla came we were ready believe rt or not' We were thrtlled when the commlttee gave us such a good report and realuzed that It ns a good thing to stop and take stock sometlmes The great est thrlll thus far was the wonderful vuctory over Rockmart at the Thanksgnvung game We won the John Veal trophy for thus brlllnant vnctory and hope to keep ut In Cedartown for several years Other highlights of the year Include our speeches for Democracy preparations for a spectacular Christmas program featuring the two Glee Clubs and plenty of good work outs for basketball season and the band concert It makes us sad to thunk of leaving CHS a school that we have put much unto and taken much from We are reluctant to leave our be loved teachers and classmates As we go we reach out with trusting hands hoplng that the future will be as wonderful as the past BETTY JAN E ESTES Historian t Q 1 yfl 1 gl . , . . - - 11 11 - , . , ,' A . - 11 11 11 1 . . ,, . . , . . . . . - 1 - . - I . . - I . - 11 1 ' - 1 . ,, . . . . . I - , . 1 1 I 1 . 11 - - 11 - - , . 1 1 , . . I . . D I . . 1 - - 1 ' , . ' D I I . . . , . 1 - I . - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 , . - . . ., 1 . 1 1 - . 11 11 - 1 - 1 . , - . . , , 1 - . junia s Life could be wonderful-buT, oh, ThaT homework! Somebody must have warned our Teachers ThaT we were really smarT. WiTh our noses To The grindsTone, our heads in The clouds, and our feeT on The ground-we are Truly a remarkable class! JUNIOR SPONSORS Mrs. Henry King Q, Miss GerTrude Hughes Mrs. Jack VeaTch X 3-5 l K. T. Brannon X ix A :ZW I K A-as ggi-,sniff gn m f 313' 'UP' Y hit an of 'fff',,1:lY0Pf 'a X T if -5- liliix l ,. Q . Q f'-4 ,gi ,K ffefwf' I 8 -Q.A-Y-Ku., i x f V y ,,,, -M 'aid'-'J-' , : -1 fy-,w1gl' 9 r -9 Y-'f '4.,4' H. Y in sg ,x A .:, ow I .MJT A4 : Y: -,- ,,. -T fl M Y-,A 3. 1, l sX m:'.1b,,q.-kt? 4, -,afiofci r:.,llt6'.f:As.Z.Sxff1 ff: Qt .,, , 2' f5,4 -4 v ' QJX- ,F 'ki Y: ,xv Xa ifjg. ta. ,J Q ?4...h-.'4x..-i ,ips gl: Q . at-V ,i A -if s4.xQ 1 IX Q' ofa.. 2' ' ' 3 T-,L 'IPX x y in !l s, ',x'.'t. ,qpx f-.r S A -'r ...ff . f - rv we -, N I 1 LZ, :xx QMQH In-' g ,,:' ' , i:,3: 3 ' 3 5 ' fini- lkrvfk.-':f',..- -arf... wr nk..-s. Q - -. 4' ' - junior Glass Offcers PAUL RITCT-lfPresidenr BILLIE JEAN ANDREVVSfVice Presldenr MILDRED BARRETTYSecrerary-Treasurer ...Qt,,, f Kl!Q,9 :ay fs ,P Q'pT.,LZs fl If .sig-' .-yP: fg3':5 . If , we X323 4. --- awww mm: nuwrn IDC fu ly x it .k5 'r- Fu Fahy Bailey Mildred Barrett Mary Beck Louise Bentley Hugh Brewster Floyd Brock Glenelle Brown Mildred Brown Nancy E. Bruner Barbara Burke ww Mel, rw -in 'Y' tv' QQ' Melvin Anderson Billie Jean Andrews Malcolm Avirett I1 3,5 6? ,No X more AvAiLABLe -G12 ju, 4 Linda Brannon Hayward Chandler Jacqueline Chandler Gwendolyn Elders David Ferguson Ruby Nell Hooper Elizabeth Johnson Dottie Jones Betty Pittman Anne Runyan Harold Shiflett Amos Surrett Marlene Swafford Mary Anne Tamplin Lamar Worthy -0 vw YT' fo ,N Q .4 ,- er h' I i Jean Evans Jerry Flynt Aliene Forriste Nancy Frazier Dolores Fulmer Gloria Gober Margaret Gowens Milliard Greer Sara Frances Greer Emress Guice Geraldine Haclliney Betty Hicks Gaines Hobbs Faye lngram Aileen Johnson 'ff '1 vnq Marie Burnham Daniel Campbell, Bernice Cantrell Ruby Carter Dewey Chandler Jean Chandler Bradley Clinton Ruby Cobb Faye Crocker Rex Crocker Frances Davis Gene Dekle Bobby Dobbs Carolyn Durham Rayford Dyer Margaret Marbut Margaret McLarty Bobby Meadows Lee Montgomery Jeanette Mull Anne Mundy Charles Munroe Sylvia Murdock Mary Ann Murphy Molly Newton Ditsy Oates Jimmie Ollis Annie Ruth Packer Rossie Peace Ray Peyton 133' he P406 Pas AVAlLASl.E Q7 03x 'Q 1 if L Da:- LV, W7 Billy Johnson Virginia Jolly I Edward Kigl'it ' 1 W Wylene Kigltt Jeanette Ktltight f .' I i 1. Clark Landrum Peggy Landrum Peggy Lanier Mary Nell Ledbetter Addis Lee Gere Ann Lefevers Beatrice Lewis Bobby Lindsey Ed Lindsey Florine Leming 6 fatally fn 49 'V' Loretta Spencer Frances Stone Ed Tanner Terry Tucker Ed Venable David Waites Jo Ann Watts Shirley Wheeler Beatrice Whitehead Clyde Willis Shirley Wilson Jeweline Winkles Jackie Woodward Melvin Worthy Virginia York Drviflk .framawb 4- Y X kv' Q3 Dave Porter Joyce Bobbie Potts Shirley Powell Malcolm Reeves Joyce Reynolds Paul Ritch Joey Robinson Guy Rutland Earl Seckinger J. W. Shaw Howard Shellhorse Dwain Shiflett Larry Shoemaker Gene Sqrrells Hele South Af Snplznmores Wise Sophomores-fthat's what were called! Ot course, we'll admit vve've made our share of F's this year, but we can't study all the timefnot when there are so many interesting things to do. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Mrs. Wallis Brumby Mrs. Paul Sewell Mrs. W. D. Ridgeway Ralph Simmons James A. Hughey Glass Officers President EDDIE BARRETT Vice President ROBERT BAXTER Secretary Treasurer JIMMY AUSTIN Eddie Barrett is-tw at Baxter Barrett Austin X ,fN.f Z5 Y lef7N -sic 1 ' Y 0 X ' Q719 .mtl -E 7 f' 4. ' Dent Acree Kenneth Adair Mickey Adair Charles Alred Clayton Arrington Willie Mae Astin Jimmy Austin Mary Barnhill Douglas Barrett Joyce Barrett Not pictured Clarence Barrett Bob Brannon Maior Battle Robert Baxter Helen Beck Jack Wayne Benefield Mary Ann Berry Barbara Biggers Joyce Bradshaw Herbert Britt Claud Brown Jerry Brown Not pictured Doyle Broome Winfred Brown Shirley Burkhalter Kermit Bussey Frances Camp Aaron Campbell Not pictured Glenda Burns Jewell Carden Charles Carter Earline Casey James Ira Casey Donald Cash Not pictured Charlie Van Carter Patrick West Casey Eugene Cauthen Vivian Chandler Frances Collins Hazel Cook Bill Corvin Not pictured Rita Cromer Shirley Dawson Larry Davis Kenneth Davison Martha Dempsey Margaret Dingler Not pictured Shirley Anne Davis Marlin Laverne Dollar Billy Donaldson Jackie Duke Shirley Edge Charles Edwards Bobbie Faires Shirley Fincher Juanita Flathmonn Bob Flourney Jeanette Frasier Latrelle Gammage John Griffith Frances Grimes Gladys Grimes Othella Grogan Stanley Hackney Billy Hagan Roger Hajosy Tommy Hale Nellie Sue Harris Sammy Harris Helen Jane Harrison Mary Ann Hatch Janice Hayes Louise Hicks Betty Ann Hill Buddy Horton Jasper Howard Ronnie Hunt Douglas Johnson Harriett Jordan Betty Jean Kelley Gene Kelley Barbara Keyes J. D. Knight Nor pictured Doyle Kiek Linnie Knight Randall Lane Betty Jean Lankford Norman Lawrence Ann Ledbetter Jo Ann Ledbetter Charles Lee Frankie Lentz Louise Lewis Lucy Lindsey Not pictured Sue Little Betty Jean Lockridge Bobby Lockridge Tessie Lott Gloria Marbut Ray Merritt Ann McCarson Billy McCown Catherine McClarty Julia McLendon Edwin McWhorter Houston Mobbs William Mobley Donald E. Nichols Mary Jim Nichols John Orebaugh Not pictured Thomas C. Moss Jack Odom Charles Owens Nancy Parham Sandra Phillips Jean Ramsey Jerry Raper f X -an .H y I Patricia Reeves Hiram Reynolds Gerelean Roberts Carolyn Rutledge Atha Jo Sanders Betty Ann Shaw Fred Shaw Sue Shiflett Mary Ann Singleton Edna Faye Smith Lewis Spann Gloria Stephens Sandra Swinney Leon Tanner John Terhune Not pictured Harold E. Summerville Mary Thomas Milton Thompson Sue Turner Patsy Voyles Gail Watson Dorothy Nell Weddington Faye Welchell Harvey Wells Barbara Wheeler Vivian Mae Wheeler Nellie Mae Whitehead Floyd Whitfield Annette Whitton Georgia Mae Wilkerson Norma Willingham Not pictured Jackie Wilkes Edward Wilkes Anna Joyce Wilson Hazel Winkles Guy Womack Ken Worsham Jerry Sue Wright gfflllllfl Here we are-last but not least-because we are nearly two hundred strong. lt has taken patience and fortitude to handle us, we'll admit, but our teachers have not been found lackingeno siree! To them--and usfwe say, Well Done! It F5 FRESHMAN SPONSORS f r-'nr Mrs. William Ebbitt Mrs. Whit Hamrick ff ,, '1 Mrs. L. S. Haiosy Mrs. Buford Smith FRG H! Miss Mary Fulmer Mrs. Ralph Smith Offqcers President ..,. , . . . JOHN MOODY Vice President . SUZANNE WATTS Secretary-Treasurer .1 FAYE SMITH x 'Ffa' IX ,, I S YE' V , 14. s , r 1 1 W... ,J X 9.1 152' i gi Lf 'S 5 W7 Q- ,.. A Harmon Adams Betty Jean Atkins Jackie Atkins Fay Astin Mary Ruth Ayers Angela Baxter Doyal Beck Juanita Benefield Sonny Benson James Edward Brewer Ann Bridges Jerry Bridges Not pictured Gloria Abernathy Sonny Belle 1 if ps an ...I ire Rachel Bridges Rebecca Bridges Doyal Bright Sue Bright Marion Brock Not pictured Bobby Busby Richard Brock Nelson Brown Ralph Brown Mildred Burnham Clark Bussey Duran Buttram Benny Casey Bettie Sue Chandler Frances Clemmer Jo Cole Sarah Cole Martha Jo Coleman Shirley Jean Cooper Margaret Corley James Couey Susan Craven Buddy Crocker Douglas Davidson Jo Ann Davis Shirley Dawson Not pictured Charles Duncan Ski DeArman Evelyn DeLeeuw Fay Dingler Della Mae Dollar Elizabeth Drummond Johnny Ray Earley Janet Edmondson Mary Ann Edwards Bobby Ferguson Geneva Ferguson Shelby Ferguson John Roy Forrister Betty Sue Foster Sherry Frazier Harold Gary Not pictured Ed Fowler Hershell Gladden Stanley Gorman Beth Grimes Zelia Ann Grimes Marion Hagin Not pictured Billy Greenway Scott Harpe Bobby Hilliard Patsy Jo Hobbs Mark Hopkins Albert Hunt Not pictured Charles Howard Joyce Ann Howard Glynn Hutto Shirley Jackson William Lee Jackson Charlotte Jameson Buddy Johnson Not pictured Bruce Jolly Betty Kelley Louise Kelley Sara Kesler Nancy King Sara Ann King Joe Kirkpatrick Doyle Eugene Knight Jerry Knight Sarah Knight Betty Jean Knott Lois Landrum Wayne Landrum Janet Laurie Evelyn Lee Hoyt Leming Joyce Leming Roy Leming Frances Louise LePortier Ann Little Ruby Little Not pictured Bradford Love James Malone Henry Massey Gail Lockridge Jean Lockridge Sarah Jo Love Johnnie L. Mason Bette McDowell Bobby Gene McEIwee Bobby McElwee Jan Mercer John Moody Sonny Moore Not pictured Kenneth McElwee Donald Meadows Dewey Morris Ester Inez Morris Barbara Mullinax Judy Murphy Betty Nichols Jerry Nicholson Joyce Nolan Charlotte Norris Shirley Ann Orebaugh James Packer Shirley Packer Betty Ann Parish Jean Payne Sybil Peek Frances Pilgrim Howard Porter Wyndell Powell Sue Prince Geraldine Pruitt Joan Ragan Hazel Rainey Jan Ramey Yvonne Redding Virginia Reeves Rita Rhodes Billie Faye Richards Margarite Robinson Early Runyan Lewis Rutledge Jerry Samples Aaron Sanford Charles Shaw Mamie Lou Shiflett Betty Smith Faye Smith Linda Smith Lois Smith Mary Smith Winifred South Ronald Spann Not pictured Charles South Leonard Sprayberry June Statham Glenda Stubblefield Allan Summerville Mary Ann Swafford Bobby Teat Blanche Teems Virginia Teems Cecil Terry Mary Fay Terry Bobbie Thompson Joyce Tuck Shirley Turkett Anne Turner Marcelle Vincent Nancy Vincent Wylie Waller Margaret Washburn Charles Watson Suzanne Watts lma Jean Wells Mary Wheeler Lavonia Whitehead Mary Frances Wiggins' Bertha Williams Phyllis Williams Don Williamson Mary Elizabeth Williamson Barbara Wilson Jeannette Worthey John Worthington Dolly Ann Young Dorothy Lou Youngblood Wayne Zebeau Winifred Zuker ' K 'XX L psmwgs 1 M- CLASS WILL Contrnued JEAN PRICE leaves the Beta Club to all sopho mores who thrnk they are smart enough to get rn and stay rn to Paul Rrtch CLARA PULLEN leaves to catch the bus shes afrard she has gotten left RALPH RAINWATER grves all hrs tardy slrps back to Mr Thomas WAYNE RAY leaves rn search of another frne band to play In like Cedartovvns JIMMIE ROGERS left before graduatron JEANETTE RUTLEDGE leaves for Fort Bennrng wonder why? DOUGLAS SANDERS vvrlls hrs abrlrty to sleep rn class to Skr DeArmon PAUL SEWELL leaves wrth enough creduts at last LaVERNE SMITH leaves to walk down the church arsle Early JAMES SPIKES wrlls hrs strong srlent personalrty to John Moody ROGER STONE leaves hrs understanding of Ern sterns Theory to Bobby Meadows C W SUMMERVILLE leaves the fancy way of students FRANK SWINNEY JR leaves he hopes BETTY JEAN WILLIAMON leaves her beautrful blond hear to Sara Krng RALPH WITCHER wllls his love of typrng to Mrs Halosy BILLY WOMACK leaves hrs penclls to all those students who never seem to have one JANICE WRIGHT leaves her I forgot to Sara Frances Greer or to CLARKE MERCER rn case he happens to hang around another year SARA SPENCER wrlls her serrous state of mrnd to Nancy Krng BOBBY YORK leaves to walt for Frances Havrng now declared the last wrll and testament of the Class of 1952 I take my leave as NELLA GAMMON L 24 4 W, 't I ' f S. I - A F iffy: u. , , . f -1 -nl rival. ,, . MARGIE PRIEST wills her slow, Southern drawl .putting his name on the board to the band Birthday l5'11llyl1av! 0115 my 'Q ' 041 V hi- The stocks was uncomfortable punishment for A sight you seldom seeea politician being shut offenders. up!! 5 fs- . . 3 V 55 I 'Q tg . 4 A close shave with a dull ra zor S'?! Brothers of the Brush. Fellows of the Fuzz. Barefoot boys with beards Che Grand Dramatic ,J Pi 6- if Am, x '-N- , ,x 4- . i g ,Q V 4 ' uf X 'M 1 r X Q I 1 K, . get sxgflt x l19',,,, ,.?kf' 0s , Behind the canes-. if gg ' !. A rip-roaring good time was had by all the members of the cast. 'W'-V f li Four bng wheels A few Induan rnandens dnscuss the length of the new costumes A loyal trube thelr courage never wavered' T e crowd awed by the splendor Hugs K ii A fmal touch before going on I 1 t y to 4. l A t, ,f I , in a. jr ' h 11 ui . I' , N x' 4, A . . I J-I-lx I , x X ' - 9 ... .1 , !r Q X' W - I X -, Q X' . . i J-Z gh Selma! 1952 The modern schooi opens its doors To every child--it offers wholesome fun, feliovvsnip, and a wide seleciion of studies. 77 LI' 5, A... M' .-.L J... Ill-0. 84.5.4.4 ,TJ ,,...n.. .11 ...J.?J L-4 rl--L---l.1.l....J ...s , ......a ' --J......I.....J...J......J ...J 1 Yr . Q. 5 I .A Enter to learn Go forth fo serve. I ,-has ,-.4 Z Ex W rr We dent Uoyd H. Gray can assure x,' sc.hooX. Here Joske, Nw. Gray s Superknren r a modern TN ou that 'o'rXXs are nor uncornrno ' Secretary, hands nrrn one. runnkng o overnrnenrfEngXKsnfrnarxnfNNr. Tnornas, our PrKnc'rpaX, rnakes our a GKXXey wnKXe Bob Brannon Xooks on. H-rn-rnfg sc'neduXe 'ror XfrXXran Debit . . . Credit . . . Bookkeeping is just a small part of the work that Josephine Whitaker, Mr. Gray's efficient Secretary does. A typical day's Work for Gertrude Hogue includes: Signing excuses, checking absentee lists, Writing letters, answering the telephone, helping Mr. Thomas, and listening to complaints. N ZS it f + ,. an i' ' 11? 1 + I ? X ' g yfijgiifggf Q K A 5 S . 1 5 ., , ,sg .,.-..-ig.. Hy w. Ly, N ww. AY, .. fl ' w,n4L:. sg Y' J k Y -F50 .854 Zvi' -. B M -. 3 B I 2 .H 1 vs... 1 ol' 2. ' fx X ri. I . ' . If , 2gf..,, wi. . FQ Q -.4 ,, - - V 6 ,gin 15 k I 1: ,, ,. l AA l K gr r ' nf'-' ff, . M ,mf ' '-. 474.7 ff Wm, 6 f 'Q NE- f Q , 5 S 3 , ,uri .Af I 3.9 'fi y am- 41 L -1, .gy-, M -1 J z . ,Z g if 574 3 .3 ,L - .,p'iP' A ? K . sr 5 . 1 ',, L . .wif 9 x 1 f': p'y N 4 c Q .af awwge-vw-I-www pg ff , , sf af l ' asf' .5-+ 135' M I L , . I ,ak .. , Rx-,hr W gs-nl' The mad rush to The cafeteria Frled chlcken for a spe cia occasion-the Ki- Z- .- wanis Club comes for lunch. She needs that potholder because The food in our cafeteria is always hot. A Q35 I gl-59' -arf' lin -nv-wu1-shy I 1 V5 '2- Mrs M D Russell clty supervnsor of parks sees that our school grounds are well planted and cared for Miss Portna as she IS aftectnonately known and her boys are frequently seen worknng around our school Mr Brock and Mr Bentley are always ready to help wuth any odd 'obs The camera catches them an a rare moment of rest between chores .- .v-.....-.----. -. .. ,,, ,,,,g',, '- 1 ...-......... --a.:. .L.... - - ..--...-....-....-..- -.... .... an--1--.-n.. 1.--.Q-gpg. X M noi-Q-...fi--.111---. ,, ,', ,, 1' l .Q-niusqwuu-1-pg.,-.Q-.--11 Q 1-Q.--Li ' .-.......--..--..-...-........ .. .......- .. ... mini-vw-u-q--1----. - ., gh. -...--.-.-me -qu ...A .,...' I Q Dlhlhilrl Q-'Cid 1 :1Qv1lrw1v- 1 AQ! ,. 1 v 1- un- -qui--. .un-1---, ,.,,, W .s.......-...s..--,- ...- ..-.:'.L - ..-.4-. ' -t 1-g-W--u-Q--Q.--.-. -0.-fv.+.., -4. ,,.,,,, ,Q ' ........ .. .-.... U... lu-ll - l .- 1 A - 0 - 4 -- .. 3 'I , U' v ,.- ' .... 1 - -. , 1 - -. - N -r, S l X ' ,A ' -- , 1 . t 1 ' .- I , ,. -1- . K ,, 1 '- -. . - .- 1 ,. x' A ' A I . .Z U . , , r 1 J' ' S - . ... , QM ur-rb . .--., ..,.-Yfgf- - N , ' '15-'T' ' f xl . ww L ,gf-f,. . , V . , v , A -Q -' .iff .' , v UZ H ' ' - t . s, Y Q - . FL A, . ,. , , . , V y 'Mg , - .I ,x-Vt, y , V N' . , - ' - ., . 1 . . . . , , ,, . . ,, . . H U . , 1 rx 1 e , Qxub members coXXeCx en- evewbody' V35 B ha1'xsxNXN Beta deposkksf oder 'xi X fa nuaX good t'm'NefNNO the books dodi baXance. Miss C 'er -aldwell Qlve The Shu- ub a Qood work OUT. dasses m 5 mechanic.aX drawx K S the most Kmerestkng dem schooX ne o ' xhe mo 'ng. Q, 35,7 ilu' px, X Eff' Mrs. Ebbitt teaches several lan- guages, but from the expressions on these pupils' faces this must be the dead one. ' A 3. ' Billy Joe Powell demon- strates the new slide pro- iector to Miss Brewster's English class. Macbeth is interesting this way-even D o u g l a s Sanders stays awake. The camera catches some students going both ways on the stairs between classes. Don't you know it's against regula- tions? i f M- . 1 'Z-rl' 24... Josephine and Miss Brew- ster let their hair down for Halloween. The P.T.A. helps to promote a b e t t e r understanding among parents, teachers, and students. Pictured here are: Mrs. W. A. Acree President Mrs. Alton Gilmore Secretary Mrs. Ira Murphy Treasurer Mrs. E. L. Gammage Vice President As long as they are passing, students don't mind their parents and teachers get- ting together. This group ot students gets quite interested in civics-sometimes. Students in a modern school can al- ways tind time for a little horse-play. The chips fly when the boys in manual arts class start on a new proiect. This is one of the newest courses added to our curriculum. . H! .40 J . 4 ., -' .nv - war,-,, V... . , -. vt! within the shop come much banging and buzzing, as well as many works of art. :H ,'..!E:.-Q5 .pg l 5.1 '-:Aj 154 I Remember, be accurate, and speed will fo Ilow- Don't look at your keys- keep your eyes on your copy! The Touch system is won- derful-when you leam it. As we sew, so shall we r i p -Future homemakers buckle down To The lask of learning to sew. G Z 7' x . i Q 1 E Nav I 0 1 ff 1, -f7' Fl' -253 T ix F' 9? 'v x 'f V 'v iv Wigs M521 A216 Not bad for a quarter! Popular Mrs. Morgan knows lots of good recipes. Sometimes you can beat the rush by go- ing the back way to lunch. Marcelle Vincent Nancy Vincent and Judy Murphy watch the pot so It wont boil The home economics department has up-to-date equrpment wffh l which to work. Y 5 .fx - .J.1.,u..x.1.,u..,L.l.,I.l. 1 . . I' -. A 5 Ylxi-.3 A -- ,Annual Staff Editor-in'Chief 7 CLARKE MERCER, JR. Literary Editor , , NELLA GAMMON Business Manager LOUIS HAJOSY Q. QS If you hear giggling and laughing in the Beta Club room, don't think editing an annual is all fun! Making layouts, selling ads, writing copy, and identifying pictures take long hours of hard work, Of course, we couIdn't get along without Mrs. King's and Miss Brevvster's guidance and inspiration, but we also appreciate the cooperation of the other faculty members and the students of C.l-l.S.Ayou are wonderful to work for! The Beta Club members do all the work-we three merely lead the way! CII!!! Mumblepeg, lump-rope, and the devilish pranks of liffle boys dominated The un- supervised acfivifies of The students - A ctivitics I f 1 Na 'l A n -In X0 3, Musrc, sports and club acffvmes contribute - To The fun fn The well rounded school life of fodays students V Kata 61116 These Juniors and Seniors have reasons for smiling! They are happy because they have a ninety average in their subiects and straight A's in conduct, qualifying them to be members of the NATIONAL BETA CLUB, which is based on good mentality creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. Mildred Barrett Bernice Cantrell Carolyn Durham Nancy Frazier Nella Gammon Louis Haiosy Betty Hicks Wylene Kight Peggy Lanier Clarke Mercer, Jr. Lee Montgomery bmw: QFD' 'OQSB Om-- 1-4-Q, J' 52m 3 'vii 3 5-1 ru 25, 5 3i C lCl 1 l l OJ gm m 'Tl 1 ll, 2 'EU' l ' .U- , g Qzl 'I 2 ml 'O 7.1 Q U, gffilfg U' 3 EV ' U7 I 5'i'l m img? 2 Z1-10' N4 mall' 7s gg! 2 -sm? LO UJVYCD Q! 100. S50 maui -1110 HP vm '4DzR5 0' XX B L I N N! Ann Mundy Mary Ann Murphy Jean Price Ditsy Oates Dave Porter Paul Ritch Dwain Shiflett Terry Tucker Jo Ann Watts Shirley Wilson Jackie Woodward The Beta Club edits Tne Cedar Log. Here you see Nancy Frazier, Mildred Barrett, Wylene Kight, Nancy Bruner, and .lean Price discussing the latest dope who forgot his deposit. Lee Montgornery slrtows Carolyn Dur- lwant, Dave Porter, Bobby Meadows, and Terry Tucker some fine points of photography. He knows all the an- swers! 6 Q sm. Z 7 'i'Pm v Miss Brewster explains how to la out a dummy. I .,., 72 '. ' ' 1 ' T T ,, S is 4-fl Klub Johnny Stowe Elizabeth Wilson These students hit the headlines quite often, for they are frequently winning all kinds of honors. Encouraged and guided by Johnny Stowe, County Agent, Eliza- beth Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent, and LeRoy Bigham, Assistant County AgentfQbefore moving on to greener pasturesj-'these young people pledge their heads to clearer thinking, their hearts to greater loyalty, their hands to larger service, and their health to better living A-H members, we salute you as you strive to make the best better. OFFICERS President Betty Ann Shaw Vice President Nellie Mae Whitehead Vice President 7 Guy Rutland Secretary Gail Watson err GQ?- Left to right Clayton Arr ngton Pat Casey Lewis Rutledge Ed Lindsey Guy Rutland Larry Davis Betty Ann Shaw, Nellie Mae Wh tehead Gail Watson, Sandra Swinney. 51 if cm Directors Jack Shuler Miss May Caldwell President Helen Beck Vice President Harold Summerville Secretary-Treasurer Carolyn Durham Assistant Pianist Helen Beck Besides its own special performances at Christmas and in the spring, the GLEE CLUB provides us with beautiful music during the second period every day. -4 MEMBERS Sherry Frazier, Louise Hicks, Nancy Frazier, Charlotte Jameson, Sarah Kesler Lois Landrum, Betty Jean Lankford, Florine Leming, Ann McCarson, Betty Nichols, Shirley Ann Orebaugh, Shirley Powell, Joan Ragan, Betty Smith, Edna Fay Smith, Frances Stone, Mary Ann Swattord, Mary Fay Terry, Shirley Turkett, Mary Vilheeler, Lavonia Whitehead, Mary Frances Wiggins, Betty Jean Williamon Dolly Ann Young, Mary Nell Ledbetter, Helen Beck, Rebecca Bridges, Sue Bright, Betty Sue Chandler Jo Cole, Ann Collins, Shirley Ann Dawson, Jackie Duke, Janet Ecln-onson, Shirley Fincher Irene Hanslord, Helen Jane Harrison, Faye Ingram, Shirley Jackson, Virginia Jolly, Helen Jordon, Lois Ann Leclbc-fter, Betty Jean Lockridge, Sara Jo Love, Jeanette Mull, Mary Ann Murphy, Mary Jim Nichols, Atha Jo Sanders, Faye Smith, Linda Smith, Ann Turner, Margaret Washburn, Phyllis VVilliams, Hazel Winklcs, Dorothy Youngblood, Doris Edna Brown, Frances Clemmer, Carolyn Durham, Eunice Faulkner Patsy Jo t-tobhs, John MOOdy Sylvia Murdock, Bobbie Potts, Virginia Reeves Ronald Spann, Dorothy Necldingtort Virginia York, Harmon Adams, Jack Benefield, Wesley Forrister, Scott Harpe William Jackson, Louis Spann, Harold Summerville, lnez Morris, Daniel Campbell Mary Elizabeth Williamson, Joyce Lemirig WHT! Senior Uri-Hi- The SENIOR TRI-HI-Y is a well- known organizaTion consisTing of any Senior girl who wishes To be a member. The club Tries To improve The moral and religious aTTiTudes of The school and communiTy. This year The Senior Tri-Hi-Y and The Junior Tri-Hi-Y sponsored Teen-Talks, disTricT conferences, amaTeur conTesTs and clean-up campaigns. ii 1 'Y X OFFICERS President Nan Casey Vice President Jean Price Secrefary BeTTy Jean Williamon Treasurer , Nella Gammon Reporter 7 S , Becky Lenfz Corresponding Secrefary Norma Jackson Sponsor ,,,su S Mrs. Fr'enk Ziglar SeaTed: Bonnie Collier, Clara Pullen, Mrs, Frank Ziglar, Jean Price, Linda Brannon, Norma Jackson BeTTy Jane Estes. STanding: Becky Lentz, Nan Casey, Sarah Spencer, Betfy Jean Williarnon, Janice WrighT NOT pictured: Nella Gammon. junior Z'ri-1-li- To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and corwncnftv high standards ot Christian character. This is the purpose ot our JUNIOR TRN-ii'Y CLUB, which we have tried to carry out in cdr protects. Together i-.ith 'he Senior Tri-Hi-Y, we sponsored the arnateur show, dstrict nteewngs, the clean-up campaign, and Teen-Talks. wh 'SQ -nn- Y x . OFFICERS President Nancy Bruner Vice President Jo Ann Watts Recording Secretary Carolyn Durham Corresponding Secretary Bettv Hicks Sponsor Mrs. Jack Veatch MEMBERS Nancy Brcner Jeah Chandler PSY B5i9r Jo Ann i'.a s Be 'ice Caribe' Jerk S -Noodwercf Caroiyn Di. 'a'n V 'g nia Yo'k SHIHON POWGH Be'w Hicks Jean Evans Anne Mundy Sn New V- sod Frances Stone Nidcred Barrev Sara Frances Greer A can Johhsow WHVN AWP Niurphy Rem Cobb Dits. Oates Hoien South S,ivia Murdock Nana Frazier Boobv Po'ts Key Klub ',,f'Q.Ev '3 'O 6,4 z , X X ,i OFFICERS Fl' X c 6 . . X'-if ff l President Alton Gilmore Vice President Clarke Mercer, Jr. Secretary Dave Porter Treasurer Terry Tucker School Advisor ,g W. B. Thomas U - 1 First row, left to right: Clarke Mercer, Jr., Dent Acree, Charles Munroe, Robert Baxter, Milton Thompson, Jiinmy Austin, Alton Gilmore, Second row: Louis Haiosy, Roger Haiosy, Bobby Meadows, Eddie Barrett, Gene Sorrells, Millard Greer, Billy Joe Powell. Third row: Terry Tucker, Dave Porter, Mr. Thomas, Charles Edwards. Not pictured: Lee Montgomery, Frank Swinney. The KEY CLUB, under the sponsorship ofthe Kiwanis Club, has supported through- out the year many proiects-the most noteworthy of which were escorting members of the evaluation committee around the school, raising and lowering the flag, and ushering at football games. To these boys and Mr. Thomas, go hearty thanks for services performed for the school and for the community. Haakraa ssisianls During the first, third and fifth periods, you will find these girls and their supervi- sor, Mr. Hemphill, always on the iob, helping you find the books you need for your classes. ,I 2 E 1 Q Look on page 100 and find the number, please, says Margaret McLarty as Mary Beck and Peggy Landrum check the files, Standing by are Patsy Voyles, Jeanette Rutledge, and Mr, Hemphill. Kibrary ,4 ssisfauls lf information is needed on any subiect, these girls can always find it. Each girl spends one hour a day working in the library, and they really know their iob. H1 Q t.-C v-.-,,... 'A Seated: Gere Lefevers, Peggy Lanier, Ailene Johnson, Martha Dempsey Standing: Atha Jo Sanders Faye Bailey, Sarah Spencer, Nellie Mae Whitehead, Shirley Dawson, Norma Willingham, Sandra Swinney Gladys Grimes Pasfbays Being a postboy makes you an important fellow. Af least the ones at C.H.S. are. They are a great help to the students and faculty, for they fetch and carry mail in fair or foul weather. 5 First row: Harmon Adams, Leonard Sprayberry. Second row: Billy Joe Powell, Lewis Rutledge. -fly H 3, Pwjecfor Opera tors These boys of C.H.S. are doing a wonderful fob with the capable help of Mrs. B. E. Woodruff, who secures the films for the school. They are ready and willing to be of service at any time. sw-if-4 left to 'l9l'1f1 Rex Crocker, Dfmald CGSVI, Billy Joe Powell, Billy Johnson, Alton Gilmore, Mr. Hemphill, Supervisor, David Waites. Hand an parade Jack Shuler Ann McCarson I Q .5 . 'H Efiskzrm S Q Q 'h iw 0Uf Director Our Most Valuable Member is Black and red uniforms, marching feet, a blare of horns, and a beat of drums-all these make us think of no other band but Cedartown's. Under the leadership of Jack Shuler this group has put on many an entertaining show. You will always find our band ready for parades, football games, and concerts. To Mr. Shuler, the maiorettes, and the entire band, we can truly say, We're proud of you! L 5 . f- , 'N 'X C l J ,flflzzjaretfcs lt takes time and talent to work out the intricate rou- tines that these high-stepping MAJORETTES do and Drum Major Kermit Bussey aclcls plenty of zip to the show. Its no wonder they are the talk of the town after every performance. f 'J' 'NAV Q9 , fe Q f' x X4 ' F A X W, f x S A 635, f 'x l E KERMIT Bussizv fi '5 x , D - rn H Left Janet Laurie Mary Elizabeth Williamson Shirley Edge Sandra Phillips Rossie Peace Drum Mayor ff' Zi-X ,II A c Right Becky Lentz Betty Jane Estes Norma Jackson Catherine Archer Billie Jean Andrews ,.f?,5T- nf, M , T 5 Q4 , : A XA. . iirfjf . A ,-Q , , ' 'A 'Z a Lf, , 'Q,' 4,5 3529 WT , ?j3g L f4 Z Jia fffsig Isz 5 f, fl fjvl gg 'f'g7...f , - M' ' ' .:f ' f' 551- .. .F 4 'W ,,f,x45e3: NVXW 5 '. 1!'C' I Uv' ,nw- ,. . , A . . . . . - 1 if' C? r fy -1 , A 0 1 .vt 00 ma 'X I, Khcer fender YEA CEDARTOWN! These gals spend hours with their able Sponsor Mrs ELL Lester Williams practicing the yells so they ll be letter-perfect for the games. Whether its football or basketball at every game youll find these gals giving-FIFTEEN RAHS FOR CEDARTOWN! Captain-Frances Davis Manager-Anne Mundy Y, jaw: 'i V lyke , M l .q .gpg rw- ' -air 3 Q xv sr, I df kms .F Ma' 'QQS4 -I Mia-. THE CHEERLEADERS-First row, lett to right: Jackie Woodward, Loretta Spencer, Frances Davis, Suzanne Watts. Second row: Nancy Bruner, Shirley Dawson, Trelle Gammage, Mary Ann Murphy. Not pictured: Jean Ramsey, Nella Gammon, Anne Mundy. Hwfball Summary Teaching so much in so little time was the problem for Howard Doc Ayers when he took over the Cedar- town Bulldogs in late August. However, with valuable assistance from Ralph Red Simmons and Lester Williams, who served as line coach and backfield coach, respectively, he slowly molded together a hustling team from a group that had started out only as young, inexperienced boys who were Uvill- ing to learn. Alton Gilmore, Gene Sorrells, and Bobby Broome were named by their teammates as Co-Captains before the season got underway. These boys repaid their trust by displaying excellent leadership and sportsmanship throughout the entire season. The long-awaited season began when the Bulldogs lost a 25-7 verdict to Rossville. Many loyal Cedartown fans saw the Bulldogs fight back from a two-touchdown deficit in the first half, threaten twice again in the third period, and then lose when Rossville pushed over two fourth-quarter tallies. This loss only seemed to make the Bulldogs more determined to win over West Fulton the following week at Gray Field. lt looked as if all the hard work on the practice field might pay off when West Fulton could only manage a 20-19 lead at halftime. But the Atlanta school opened up steam in the second half and powered to a 32-19 victory. Marist came to Cedartown the following week expecting a pushover but were lucky to escape with a 20-6 win. Next, Cedartown traveled to Spalding and lost a 14-7 decision in one of the better defensive ball games of the season. The expected came when the Bulldogs returned home the following week to play Dalton. Unable to keep up their pace, the roof caved in and Dalton waltzed to a 39-13 victory. However, proof that the Bulldogs' earlier games were no flukes came the following week in Marietta. The Blue Devils scored two touchdowns in the first three minutes of the game when Cedartown came roaring back with two quick six-pointers. Marietta managed to win 14-12 on the strength of two extra points. Another heartbreaker occurred the following week at Gray Field when Griffin scored on a desperation last-quarter pass to win 19-13 when it looked like victory was in the bag for Cedartown. The big night finally came on November 2 when the Bulldogs powered past Cartersville 12-6. Favored Rome also received a iolt the next week when Cedartown went ahead 12-O at the half, only to lose 20-12 in a hard-fought game. Rome's final touchdown came on the last play of the game, which is a better indication of how hotly con- tested the game really was. And then came the practice for the big game-the annual Thanksgiving classic with neighboring Rockmart, our arch rivals. The Yellow Jackets were given a slight edge, on past records, but with Cedartown playing at home some folks wondered. With an over-flow crowd impatiently awaiting the kickoff, Cedartown started showing their stuff from the very start and by halftime were ahead 26-O. Ayers played every member of the team, but, even with this, Cedartown wasn't to be stopped, and when the whistle sounded the scoreboard read: Ceclartown 40-Rockmart 6. A WONDERFUL ENDING TO AN ENJOYABLE FOOTBALL SEASON! Q. nb- 'fi 5 Y v z'v : ..v' x ' il ,S Y ' ' Q :V 'f 'A' ' . if , , , 1- , Q , la' . A., I , . n' . .'. ' 1' O -'a' , v ' 1 5 .-' 2' 3 ' V -lf? J ' . ' , ' ' ' . ' ,n g . ' , . ' 3 ' 5 ' 0 'Q - I ' ' f. n , N M b r . , , - . , , J , - ' X ' ' Q . A .' v ' K 0 . , B . ' l , 3, f . ,. ku . ' . v f f r ' ' ' , A 4 5 ' ' ' l ' o 1 4 A A, 3.47 .4 ' l, ' ,I t 4 vw, '.-in Ls, ' 'f.' iw- . 1' ' '-q gl. '.,o lxg ' 'xv 1 . Q . ' , ' ' '. Xxx , - I--if -- : IAQ5, af'-ni. X - 'A A '. 'HF4 ...Af 34 ' . 4 - ' ' 4 M 1 - W:-. '41, '.. 1. J, fu ww ' In -x QU ' V .Ag pd .V - .Ly 49 ' '-Qi,-I . K A -K . X5 , an +8 , 'Y' H Q A '5 1 ' . It 4' , 1 . ir 2 5 :vnu ,ff . lf, of Q 1 3. I sf I. 1. -, 'A V ' 4 .. - ', ,, . y Y . ' -- I 7' ' q . 1. A Q ' ', , . 1 I, 5 , . Nu , , Y. ' 1 W. A Q f 1 . ' ' - Q , 4 'l A 1 f 1. A f ' A ' -K W t L k I .V 'U' 4 ' 45 -, l 1 Q Y f Y3Q4 Hf,g . ' , QR it , Q - 4 y I2 fi- I xii Q E ' ik? A AF A ' ' L- I 5- 1 K kr' M fr 'D s h 1 ,av n U 3 L .rl 'ML 4,11 rs, lv tf:Nr -ta J' 1 or . 4 1,5 X - + 2 . x XX 5 Ox X 5 ffeqbul-9 Catch SS G D ass 07 me P OCA, 'hart game. MANAGERS-Dewey Chandler, Robert Brock, Howard Shellhorse, Malcolm Avirett, and 5, V John Terhune. Not pictured: Ray Merritt. gs , x Ez , f ftll -' X First row: James Packard, Dent Acree, Jimmy Austin, Bobby Broome, Gene Sorrells, Alton Gilmore, Douglas Barrett, Robert Baxter, Charles Alred, Ed Wilkes. Second r0w: Clayton Arrington, Hayward Chandler, Bobby Lockridge, Ski DeArman, Buddy Johnson, Charles Edwards, Don Cash, Bradley Clinton, Frankie Lentz, Eddie Barrett, Third row: Guy Womack, Charles lvie, Melvin Anderson, Jackie Wilkes, Marion Hagan, Ed Venable, Howard Nichols, Jimmy Hanson, Joe Wayne Zebeau, Bob Brannon. Fourth row: Frank Swinney, Clark Landrum, Bobby Lindsey, Red Ferguson, Billy Joe Banks, Malcolm Reeves, Bobby Ellenburg, Ed Fowler, Floyd Brock. Not pictured: Ebby Alred- Hullpups The Bullpups started out this year under Coaches Kenson Brannon and James Arthur Hughey. Despite much effort and good coaching, they did not have a very impressive season, They won two games, lost three and tied one. .' ,f S, X' , If J' ,fbi . ' af' I I . First row: Tuck Shiflett, Charles Boyles, Wayne Dobbs, Kippy Mason, Luther Colbert Lawson Short Tommy Witcher, Marion Brock, Johnny Mason, Lawrence Wilkes, Jerry Durham, Fred Clinton, Norman Shaw, Second row: Aaron Sanford, Stanley Gorman, Mark Hopkins, Tommy Andrews, Paul Moody, Billy Sutton, C. E. David, Jerry Samples, Dickie Ammons, Mike Knighton, Richard Alred, Charles Byrd, Roy Philpot, Joe Dolan, Roy Forrister. Third row: Coach Brannon, Bobby McElwee, Kenneth McEIwee, Charles Truitt, Wilburn East, Billy Singleton, Johnny Hutcheson, Charles Dugger, Bill Ammons, Bruce Jolly, Lester Litsey, Jimmy Russell, Jackie Ridgeway, Bobby Lyles, J, A. Hughey, Coach. Fourth row: Sonny Moore, Bob Puckett Charles Swafford, Johnny Little, Jan Powell, Cecil Terry, Ski DeArmon, Richard Owen, Jr, Pointer, Roy Leming, Jimmy Martin, Leon Roberts, Charles Massey, Clyde Patterson, Jimmy Cagle, Curtis Milam. I '23- C ll H1751 2 Q, T J:,:'!lv L :li E Girl ' l6'a kefbzzll With practically the same team returning from last year, these girls show much improvement. Under the guiding hand of Mrs. Lester Williams, the girls work out every afternoon in the gym throughout the season to give the spectators some fine thrills on the basketball court. nw Milne x Hoy ' Ka kcfb ll With the starting tive graduating last May, the C.H.S. basketball team has been made up of the reserve five of '51, Lacking the needed experience, but not spirit, these boys, under the leadership of Coach Doc Ayers, worked hard through- out the season to produce a fine basketball team. 9-,qs 1 l i lxl,l27l iii 3 s 2,1 it X First row: Ed Wilkes, Robert Baxter, Jimmy Austin, J. D. Knight, Bitsy Munroe, Milton Thompson. Second row: Ed Kight, Bobby Meadows, Jerry Raper, Gene Dekle, Billy McCowan, Eddie Barrett, Billy Joe Powell. Third row: Tommy Hale, Malcolm Reeves, Ray Merritt, Terry Tucker, Dave Porter, Jimmy Hanson, Coach Doc Ayers. Captains-Eddie Barrett, Milton Thompson, Terry Tucker Managers-Ed Kight, Tommy Hale Dec Dec. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan A+ 2 SCHEDULE Dallas Summerville S Lindale Summerville Marietta Austell Dallas Rome D, Cave Spring Rockman Athens Rome Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb ,Q ff ' li' DI ' f Cave Spring Lindale Cartersville W Dalton , Austell Rockmart 500 Although golf is comparatively new in our school, we are glad that the athletic program has expanded to include this fine sport. Coach Lester Williams is doing a fine iob with the golf team. Douglas Sanders hit the headlines when he won the NATIONAL JUNIOR GOLF TOUR- NAMENT. Doug is also Georgia State AA Champion, as well as Highland Country Club Invitation Tournament Champion. Con- gratulations, Doug! GOOD 00000 'E fi Doug accepts the trophy from Lee Price, national Presi- dent ot the Junior Chamber of Commerce, sponsor of the tournament. 1 of no :S -fn rv gas' DO 5- 'rr M. rv.. ' D' '- .-' ' ..' - . '. 6-W 5, ' ' 'U -- ntl hisf. 5:11. 'li' Coach Lester Williams, Dent Acree, Robert Baxter, Kenneth McElwee, Bobby York and Co-Captain Ski DeArman watch Captain Douglas Sanders demonstrating the formal swing. Crank Z' am 1 'flux f , These boys combine exercise, hard work, sportsman- qh' fig X ship, and fun when they become a member of Coach Doc Ayers' track team. 5 Baseball 61116 The bat swings-the ball flies-the crowd cheers, and it's a home- run! Yes, it's baseball season, and to The 1952 team and Coach Simmons, we wish the best of luck. K- 1 1 X JW C g if Z Q 1 yi 0 f .-' df' - LETTERMEN FOR '51-Left to right: Jerry Raper, Bradley Clinton, Bobby Ellenburg, Gene Sorrells, Frankie Lentz, Jimmy Austin, Floyd Brock, Dewey Chandler, Ed Wilkes, and Coach Simmons. Sc wx b f efe. , .. as W4 X xx. f K X xr X X C v hx X D YX xx X X sig? PROSPECTS FOR '52-Left to right: Aaron Sanford, Ralph Witcher, Bradley Clinton, Ed Kight, Manager, Ed Lindsey, Doyle Kirk, Floyd Brock, Frankie Lentz, Billy Joe Banks, Gene Sorrells, Jerry Raper, Douglas Barrett, Bobby Ellenburg, Jimmy Hanson, Charles Edwards, Wylie Waller, Jimmie Austin, Bob Brannon Ollis, Ed Wilkes, Roger Stone, Malcolm Avirett, Manager, David Ferguson, and Coach Simmons. , Cecil Terry, Jimmy Tenn! Coach Lester Williams Billy McCowen Robert Baxter Dent Acree Eddie Barrett id X HSVSIIYO1-,e . S l future l S Srlfhu 8163, lg ab O Uf fh Sne w ,en Dis ,ea ffl. s ofhe new sr GFS lh With appofnas many V4 O fed 'f7e,q,.sZ'fnehr5 as P . lfs to on hex V Win' Q p her 'a 'S r X each es, she needs 5 fllffle heob she Becky Lentz, Nan Casey, Jo Ann Watts, Nella Gammon, Judy Murphy, Sandra Phil- lips, Patsy Voyles, Joyce Bradshaw, Betty Jean Wil- liamon, Ditsy Oates, Beatrice Lewis, Janet Laurie, Tessie Lott, Ruby Little, Georgia Mae Wilkerson, Wylene Kight, Bobby Thompson, Sandra Swinney, Sh i rle y Dawson. 811411111 tim' Cfritcria We peer behind closed doors and catch a glimpse of the general confusion that precedes the approach of THE COMMITTEE. Teachers and students scrub and scour -wash and wipe-paint and polish-to prepare for the big event. Mr. Thomas undergoes a teritfic strain as he prepares the schedule of visitations and works out all the fine details of the ordeal. Teachers shudder and shake at the thought of being observed all day-students eagerly await the opportunity to shoot off their mouths. The sale of stimulants and sedatives reaches a new high as November 12 draws near. ? '-t- The cooperation spirit which exists between faculty and student body is note- worthy - The building and grounds are attractive and well-kept- reports the committee. Per omzlific Bonnie Collier and Betty Jean in X y stef' Williamon apply the first coat Ed Foweler tells Mrs. Hamrick that he can't help clean up the room -he plays football. We have no record of what Mrs. Hamrick says. Betty Ann Shaw with a Grand Champion-that girl really knows how to raise them. R11 Q Polly knits Argyles for Lester ' fi' Polk County's Scout of the Year -Billy Joe Powell. f..,sA Nu' 'T 3 Sybil Perkins, Margie Priest, Lillian Gilley Ed Bentley and Clara Pullen admire C. W. Summerville's C l a s s ring. Joyce Bradshaw sympathizes with Roger SfonefRuby Little makes him torget. The Q goal post tell on him. f if-W9 Nellis Mae Whitehead-famous cowgirl, Qgl Alton Gilmore and Bobby B r o o rn e, Captains of football team, admire trophy won from Rockmart. A1 .N PY 'Tx xr John Veal, Jr., Cedar- to W n businessman, donated trophy. 1 Q LL -+ ulllll . . f ' ff 'X r s I- . O Boss Mercer, Jr. points the way- Coach Ayers, Eddie Barrett, and Ed Barrett, President of Exchange Club, stop talking football long enough to pose. That trophy is enough to make any- body smile, Doug. er . X V U5 - U UI 4 ik .I u-. nu ...' 1 Q A ,vt Z' A'- 1 Y , . A -. u, ,R fx ., W .. - . Y . . x , wwe. , . ' . 'g.,,,b ' s . . g 2 s Us 'ina 'Lf-1 A Above: Shirley Edge, Betty Jane Estes, and Norma Jackson strut their stuff. Left: Popular Doc Ayers trying to figure out a way- John Worthington develops al 'QQ EV E l . li' . it -lg , .- - N tt lp lf 1 l l , 4 ,Ml Zflzc 131g Sprzng Around Big Spring The Indians Traded in The long ago - Here many of us have played and waded in The noT so long ago Drink of my cold clear wafers, and you will always refurn To beaufiful Cedar Valley - -LEGEND vl 'QW if il 511611 we 0 'fag n'P0':'f' ex' :N .s A 5,10 C Llilib Subffg? I 6+ 6 8, 66 SENAULE .Y xiao ,Z 069 gif 355 5:1 LA'- V ff VGA ull UW Advertising -WZ' w l,-gg., - . , fig ...III Q, 9' in v v-1' r ,, .5 . .,.. l mg 1-. Hr ff 4, rg? - 7 1 : . Av... he 'fw wo. ,Y -..n. . .,.,, M - N- .. '1 'T' SIS' . , 1 ' has 14,90 la f WA '7 TN, lllf,,,,,,, 01 X' , '--H- c Nag-.'?:' -. I g' ,. X I I N 'H mug 43325 ' J 'Hman .,,,,. un ,' I - N ' ' I7 ' 1 2' ' 45017 .'...... fallp - , A 5 5.5 , -rg 5W04f' f 4911 1f.+2rLi' N W' Ns YfXG5 q ' Uto A 4, mpg 5 Q5 f S, g J! runnin l' A H .fl li' N' DMFUIIISETTE ff 1 36:1 P S iw Jskyhy Ng 'L' 'S -U' :ax 'M ffc :: N,N ulqx 'X q 'N. :i 1-..,l H K . -. I '-.nf 'fl' vnu-4, Diehl... ld Yll fs 'lb Mr. McDoogals aclverfrsemenfs, full of modern slang and glamor girls, cover a full page IH the local paper. COMPLIMENTS OF MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY, INC. YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER TELEPHONE 359 COMPLIMENTS OF I-XMHIIIH ANII MEHIIEH THE MEN S STORE ARROXV SHIRTS HART SCHAFFNER 81 MARX CLOTHTNL, FREEMAN SHOES DOBBS HATS 9 CI DARTONVN GLORGIA 410 MAIN STREET vg MANUFACTURERS OF FINE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE CEDARTOWN GEORGIA G G SLOAN Conslgnee THE TEXAS COMPANY Sky Chlef Gas Fire Chuef Gas Havohne Oils Marfak Grease Cowrvofwnana D? FLORENCE GH COMPANY coTToN MERCHANTS 5I IVZ Mann S+ Phone 98 CEDARTOWN FRUIT 8: PRODUCE COMPANY ALL KINDS or seems FEEDS d MILLING Wes'I' Gibson S+ Phone 3 Besf Wishes io fhe Class of 52 and fo fhe Edufors of +he Cedar Log Olm Gammage FUNERAL HOME l ' o and d Complumenfs f MURPHY GIN 81 COAL CO INC JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Phone I4 BUTLERS BEAUTY SHOP For Beau+ys Salle Phone 759 332 Sfubbs Sf OZZIE S RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD TODAY AND EVERYDAY We serve only cholce wesfern meals fhe flnesf chuclren and sea foods fo be had AIR CONDITIONED Where 'I'he preparahon of good food us an ar+ COMPLIMENTS OF INTERSTATE WHOLESALE COMPANY Incorporaied DISTRIBUTORS OF WHITE SILK FLOUR Telephone I8 and I9 Cedar+own Georgia EDWAIQD WILDEI25 SARSAPARILLA and POTASH Purlfues +he Blood PRICE SI 00 ' o COmpIImerlI'S of FOR YOUR COMFORT g COMPLIMENTS OF LIVERY WESTERN AUTO AND ASSOCIATE STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE C HOME AND AUTO CLEAN CARRIAGES I 2l8 M h H CEDARTOWN GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF OBER WHOLESALE COMPANY GROCERIES T I ph d Ced rI'o Geo g aII-noun, Georgia H , ZI6- ain SI. Phone 65I Odor ess Dnvers by 1' e our I ee ones I82 an I83 a wn, r ia THE CITY OF CEDARTOWN EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STUDENTS OF CH S AND THE BETA CLUB UPON THE PUBLICATION OF THE I952 CEDAR LOG I CITY COMMISSIONERS W ARTHUR CASON GLENN T YORK M M CORNELIUS BRUCE LOVVORN Clfy Manager R W BARRCW Clerk 7 VETO GAMEL, Chairman L. V. ANDREWS CITY GROCERY COMPANY PHONE 300 FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES o'oo'oo Prompl' Delivery FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE CEDARTOWN INCORPORATED Farmer Owned and Farmer Con'I'rolled OPEN FORMULA FEED SEED FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES 209 Nor+l1 Main Sheef Phone 586 Cedariown Ga SERVICE STATION Amoco Gasoline PHONE I300 Cedarfown Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF CEDARTOWN LOAN and FINANCE COMPANY 5II Mann SI' Cedarlown ACME UPHOLSTERY COMPANY Cusfom Builders of Fine Living Room Furniiure Complimenfs of BURGDORF PRINTING co O Commercial Prinling of 0 o :P I Hogue s ' . , Ga. V. C. CORLEY'S CAFE Old fashioned Bruns :ck Sfew a d Barbecue Regular Dmners Seven Days a Week I2 FRIED CHICKEN OYSTERS STEAKS Soufh Mann S+ Tel 9I47 COMPLIMENTS OF Wayside Inn EXCELLENT FOOD EFFICIENT SERVICE Cedarfowns Besf Place fo EnI'er1'am PHONE 477 COMPLIMENTS OF Dodge Plymoufh MCCARSON Motor Co 403 N Mann Phone I24I DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS Genuine Facfory Paris SALES and SERVICE Congrai'uIahons fo Ihe Graduahng CIass of I95I COMPLIMENTS OF CEDAQTCDWN SEOI2 SI A w D TRIPPE Lumber Co Assocuafe PrmclpaIs Qualify Bulldlng MaI'erlaIs MRS H N NOYES From S+arI' +o Flnlsh ASSIS+-mf The Sprung T rm wlII begun January ISI' Rafes of Tulhon phone 364 Same as Usual - w' n I O ' w. J. NOYES J. E. HousEAL CEDARTOWN BLOCK and CONCRETE CO Manufacfurers and Dealers CONCRETE BLOCKS READY MIX CONCRETE SAND GRAVEL d CEMENT Phone 509 Cedariown Ga VIADUCT FURNITURE COMPANY We undersell +hem all Phone 929J CEDARTOWN GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF A C Cobb Co Cedarfown Georgia STATE FINANCE COMPANY Furmfure Loans ROOM 6 PEEK BLDG PHONE 822 Cedariown Georgia MU LLINAX Grocery Qualify Merchandise and Meals Guaranieed Servlce 573 Wesi' Avenue PHONE 649 . O in , an I T. R. LOVERN, JR., Mgr. 'iii' COMPLIMENTS or ARR' NGTQN Mmmg Company Clemmo s HII B o n O e STANDARD THE c B ARRINGTON o Your Homeixo D Ne Spape PHONE I094 PO BOX II5 COMPLIMENTS OF CEDARTOWN YARN MILL Makers of Quollty Yarn 7 MOTTO' F ll fime Ope a1'ion ' O n I r w r . . , wner Cedar+own, Georgia wn ai w r ll ' ll . u - r COMPLIMENTS OF CEDARTOWN FOUNDRY and MACHINE CO Summon s Cafe LUNCHES COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM SAPONIFIER Is Ihe Old ReIIabIe Concen+raI'ed Lye or FAMILY SOAP MAKING Dnrechons for makmg hard sofi' and I'onIe+ soaps accompany each order ASK FOR SAPONIFIER AND TAKE NO OTHER 12554: Phone 72 QE sf' RED TOP CAB CO Safefy FIrs+ wII'h Service Mann SI Cedarfown Ga We Know Tires from A Io Z Adams Zuker HOBSON BROTHERS Reglsiered Jewelers AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Cedariown Georgla TIMMS Seed ond Feed Co SEEDS FEEDS Farm Hardware 840 S MAIN ST PHONE I 592 O f I I 0 I ' I -.L - -' . II -' -- - -- . e Q . , . O O I ' ' CEDAR VALLEY CO-OP DAIRY Our Alm IS Quality' GRADE A PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Prompi' and Efflclenf Servlce OWNED AND OPERATED BY LOCAL DAIRYMEN Phone 8II 425 N Mann SI A+IanI'a Georgua I+ has been 'Fun being your 52 CEDAR LOG PHOTOGRAPHER WEDDINGS HOME PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL 'K SCHOOL ANNUALS I720 Peachfree Road Afwood 6953 KERR 'Ag I ECONOMY AUTO STORES COM PLIMENTS OF Kelvmafor Dealer Modern Cleaners W H DUB PARKER Ass c Ie Deal 6' Laundry 505 Mann Sfreel Ceclarfown Georgua SANITONE DRY CLEANING SAVE AT ECQNQMY Brown and Ayers ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Induslrual and Commercial Wlrlng PHONE I379 J Phone I32 UNION BUS TERMINAL SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS TAXI SERVICE I eQ,0 Q Phone 606 208 Main S'I'reeI' . Il ll o Ia er I 'ff 1- 1,2- ' Yi . . . . . COMPLIMENTS OF YOUNG HARDWARE M PHONE 393 REVOLVERS e egan moun e cIceI-pIa+ed NEW BUFFALO BILL REVOLVERS edbfzm SUN VVOIZKS S2 50 9 DRINK Q? For the Pause that Refreshes CEDARTOWN COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY TI1 I I'Iy I CI I . ' 232 ain S+. . Chica o, IIIinois Complimenfs of 1 I Cedar+own, Georgia Compllmenfs of E P LIVINGSTON Dlsfrnbufor Gulf OII Products Park and Cenfral Sis. PHONE 4I8 Cedar'rown Georgla COMPLIMENTS or THE PEOPLE S DEPARTMENT STORE ualafy Tells Prices Sell Cedarfown Georgia THE MOST POPULAR PLACE IN TOWN KIPPY S CAFE The Home of Fme Foods Cedar+own Georgia Special Sale EMBROIDERIES or Nexi' Two Weelcs A C Cobb O Compllmenfs of Roses 5 I0 and Z5c STORE BONANZA SCHOOL SUPPLIES . ' Q I i 0 I OOO of ' I I I AT OOO CONGRATULATIONS LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Everything In Good Banking MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FDIC s of L A FROSTY PALACE COMPLIMENTS CEDARTOWN TEXTILES FOOD FIT nc FOR A KING , 'A' To C.H.S. In AII of Their Progress-Especially Their Annual Bef uck Iways of I . Compllmenfs of MODEL Super Market Where your buslness IS always appreclafecl DELMER SANDERS Manager COMPLIMENTS OF DREW S PHARMACY For Prescrlphons Phone 60 YOUR FAVORITE DRUG STORE We Dehver CompIumen'Is of McBRAYER FURNITURE CO INC Phone I60 l6I Cedarfown Ga ALLEN S 5 and lOc STORES uaIl+y Merchandise af Lower Prices Comphmenis of Rlves COMPLIMENTS OF BREWSTER RENTZ HARDWARE CO House of Fine Paun'Is Phone 40 4I CEDARTOWN S LEADING DRESS SHOP Phone 625 Cedarfown Ga WE DELIVER O Phone 365 Wesf Avenue The Home of Good Furniiure and Music IIQ ' ' iii' COMPLIMENTS OF STUBBS and HOGG FURNITURE Complete Home Furnlshers THE HOME OF QUALLITY FURNITURE Phones 28 and 29 Draughon HARDWARE COMPANY of Fruendly Servuce PHONE 505 Phone 9 I sa f TEX SORRELLS TEXACO GAS d OIL FIRESTONE TIRES d TUBES Corner Mann and Easf Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF JAN ES OFFICE SUPPLY CO SMITH coRoNA TYPEWRITERS HUNT JEWELRY COMPANY Dependable Merchandise Dependable Service 305 308 Mann SI'reeI' CEDARTOWN GEORGIA CO. I fco The House SERVICE STATION W G BRUNER A + SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY ww, YSQLX PHONES 3I9 AND 358 THE Q H WAYSIDE LAUNDRY aiding 304 Cle TALLOW BEESWAX CEDARTOWN HIGH FUR5 See U Before ou e gen 59 Q 4' B y Home of Beaufiful , H HIDES, Dry anmg Exfends Congrafulafions fo ' U S Y S ll AMBULANCE SERVICE ELORAL DESIGNS LESTER C LITESEY FUNERAL HOME ...IRC-Tw'-5 ma. if l x l lily 1 230 College Sfreef CEDARTOWN Sha, 53' ff Phones 56b-567 GEORGIA Compllme is of The Jewel Box, Inc YOUR FRIENDLY CREDIT JEWELERS 425 Mann Slreel' Ceclarfown Georgia BEST OF LUCK Compl menls of Olm J Bales Complnmenls of COLONIAL 5 I0 25c STORES, lncorporaled Cedarlown's Home Owned Varnefy Sfore Compllmenfs of STANDARD on COMPANY GLENN YORK Agenl O O O o,oo,oo,o Telephone 209 Ceclarfown, Ga Telephone 2I74 Roclcmarf, Ga ....,,' L, R' V. W A I A. Wig: P 'kzhgti-A Q . ...N , 4' T E 2 . T T I ,I I 1 .'l 63- lg Al? I 1 viz M- , V- ' E 4 gin: U ml. if 114.1135 ,.-gy. Hilti: 1, Q 1 Q .Ma-E. .. 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F L DALE ELECTRIC COMPANY Commercial and lndusirnal Waring MOTOR REWINDING J A BENEFIELD General Confrador 209 PIONEER BUILDING Cedar+own Georgia Phone I734 Campbell ond Jackson SERVICE STATION Smclalr Produc'l's PHONE l773 A d O Phone l556 IOIO Soulh Main C . . .9 Us C' W COMPLIMENTS OF MOORE S PHARMACY 45 Your Drug Sfore PHONES 5 and 405 J4 Complumenfs of Cook s FURNITURE COMPANY Appliances and Furmfure SHELVADORE DEALER Where Price and Qualify Meei' PHONE 78 1 CEDARTOWN INSURANCE AGENCY Fure CasuaII'y Insurance In Leading Companles -Iii Compllmenfs of HOLMES CLOTHING Com pony MEN S WEAR PHIL BREWSTER O Theres No Place Luke Holmes C H GRAVE5 O ne Mann Sfreei' CecIarI'own Ga I I 'A e OIdesI' Agency in Norihwesf Georgia . I , wner ll I 9 . . . w r I ' 064 Honey and Tar Cures Coughs Colds Croup La Gnppe AsI'I1ma Throai' and Lung Troubles THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE TAR AND HONEY IN THE YELLOW PACKAGE 'Ihe Lungs HIGHWAY 6 Drlve-In-Theater Befween Cedarfown and Rockmarf Georgia pflmdfy C0nCeI'n COMPLIMENTS OF CASEY S SUPER MARKET Rf Phone 66 Mann Sf CEDARTOWN GEORGIA WEST AVENUE CLOTHING STORE WE CLOTHE THE FAMILY 55I W Avenue PI1one I225W gpgalieff SERVICE STATION LOCATED ON ROCKMART HI WAY I Kill 'Ihe Cough and Cure Good Picfures are a V JUST AS C H S LEADS IN ACHIEVEMENT We Lead In Prlces Others Follow Comphmenfs and Besi' Wishes fo Ihe Siudenfs of C H S and Ihe sfaff of THE CEDAR Los M M CORNELIUS CEDARTOWN S LEADING GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF CUMMINGS AND MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY ED S CLEANERS Where Good Furmfure Noi' Expenslve IIO Herberi' Sireef PHONE 87 Phone 4IO Mann af Seaboard J HARRY MARTIN D L CUMMINGS ll ' ' ll . O U I I I ' o ll I O IS 0 ll Qf X54 H E H 'S umm Qtmevvem GROCERIES NOTIONS GAS OIL FEEDS Phone I073J Benedlci' RFD No 3 Cedarfown Ga PERHAPS YOU LIKE YOUR GRAY HAIR Then Ireep I+ Perhaps noi Ihen doni' keep Renewer always resfores color Io gray hanr Sutton s PHARMACY Ouallfy 8: Servlce HA'I'I'IES FLOWER SHOP CEDARTOWN GEORGIA Phone 75 Tuck's SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF FASTEX, INC Slnde Fasfener Texhles CEDARTOWN GEORGIA Q ' x x I ' xv' If. Remember HaII's Hair I POLK TRUCK and TRACTOR COMPANY Inc INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS OLDSMOBILE AUTOMOBILES Cedarfown Ga Compllmenfs of HALLS A I BARBECUE and STEAK HOUSE SOl'l'I6I'I'llhg Superlor for Your lnferlor We Speclaluze n STEAKS CHICKEN and CHOPS Open 600 AM Close I2 PM SHIFLETT CONE AND INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Agency NOTHING BUT INSURANCE Cedarfown s Largesf 202 Puoneer Bldg Cedar+own Ga TELEPHONE 447 BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP J C McKIBBEN Prop Courfesy Service Prlce Aufo Keys Made by Number 5l2 Ma n S+ Phone 769 Congra'I'uIahons and Besi' Washes Io +I1e S+uden+s and FacuI+y of CEDARTOWN HIGH SCHOOL THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Member F D I C Membe r Federal Reserve Sysfem . . I J. WesIy Cone Ray C. SI1ifIeI I' COMPLIMENTS OF ' ' ' i . ROME PLOW COMPANY Manufacfurers of ROME DISK PLOWIN6 HARROWS LAND CLEARING SOIL EROSION FOREST CONSERVATION ROAD MIX SUBGRADINC-3 DAMS AND LEVEES MILITARY BASES AIRPORTS ill? 0 0 0 0 ROAD CONSTRUCTION 0 0 0 0 0 Comphmenfs of HUNT S DRUG COMPANY Telephones 4 and I3I Ceclarfown Georgia COMPLIMENTS RALPH HAN EY S Servlce Station X f J B HOBBS APPLIANCE CO SI8 Mann Sfreei' Cedar+own Georgia Shop Wu+h Confudence CULUNML srnnES A+ The Sugn of QUALITY FOODS COMPLIMENTS OF eooDRlcH TIRES a BATTERIES AMERTCAN DRY CLEANERS GULF GAS and OIL PHONE 543 I I . of I V BTI IIARVELL MOTOR CIDMPANY PONTIAC Safvs ana' SK'7'l'Il'l' G.M.C. TRUCKS ALI KINDS OF PARTS AND ACCFSSORIIS TLX AC O GAS AND OII Phone 645 I 1one 1658 FLOWERS By Lyle Next o Polk General Hospnal Phone 1670 Brlght Electrlc Company Elecrrrc Ranges Refrrgemrors I O HI LI MLINTS OF GLENIVS MEN S Sll0P MLN 5 WI AR Bend1x Home Laundry GI nf Ezerjlfzng CII mzzziced Ezcmllnzr We Ima! 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We Have Nothmg to Sell but Service Wlllard Watts SERVICE STATION Phone 9l32 Complumenfs of STITCH IN TIME of Cedar+own II7 WEST AVENUE Phone Ib52 JAMIE R WITCHER me wfZmZI DYE FOR THE WHISKERS wlII change I'he beard 'Io a brown or black a+ dlscrehon easlly applied and produces a permanenf color Ihai' wuII no'I' wash off Reedy s Transfer Shorf and Long Dls+ance Moving PHONE 38 STONE 81 HUFF DEPARTMENT STORE YOUR HOME OF BETTER VALUE Lawrence GROCERY and MARKET QUALITY FIRST SERVICE ALWAYS Phone 73I Free Delivery 7II Soufh Mann FRANK EVANS EIec+rlcaI ConI'racI'or WE DO ALL TYPES OF WIRING Phone I 534 I Being in one preparafion, ii' is C B BURKE 8: SON G W Wrlllams SERVICE STATION The P be'S 'ocahed on Come' of PHONE no CEDARTOWN GA Norfh Mann and Faurmoni' SINCLAIR PRODUCTS c 9 W H Brock Grocery GROCERIES MEATS Phone I586 COMPLIMENTS OF WGAA I 340 THE VOICE OF THE POLK COUNTY HAPPINESS EMPIRE HEALTH kan Complrmen+s of E o BERRYdCOMPANY ,Z4 CHANDLERS SHOE DEPARTMENT Busier Brown Shoes S Lt, . . 0 49 'fvvrf CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES from NOPCO CHEMICAL CO Evolved Through Research Cedariown Georgia W and W CLEANERS CompIlmenI's of CLEANING Pnsssme ALTERATIONS Becks K and F MOI'0rS Phone 560 S Mann S+ 225 Mann Sfreei' Phone I083 KAISER COMPLIMENTS FRAZER HENRY J A FRIEND I Q ll W u O03 I . CompIimen+s of 0 1 0 of WASH O MAT Cedariown GeorgIa PHONE I0 I 5 J P CROKER I-II QUALITY PRODUCE FIRST QUALITY ERUITS MEATS AND VEGETABLES General MerchandIse of all luncls HI Way 6 Crly LImI1s Southeastern MOTOR LIN ES Inc Safe Comforfable Mofor Coach Transporfahon fy EILIQIZZ I CARROLLTON GA COMPLIMENTS OF GREER AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Cedarfown Georgla fe I5 lx o Q ff ki E ,rw ' 'i -l , A v COMPLIMENTS or BREWSTER GIN AND SEED CO Wesi' Ave. a+ Second Phon CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA e l687 BEST wlsl-les or THE VOGUE Rome Georgia Va - aoomyvun TIRES Goodyear Tires ancl Bafleries General Eleclruc Appliances AMOCO PRODUCTS Cedartown TIRE AND MOTOR COMPANY Wesl Avenue Phone 3l0 CEDARTOWN GEORGIA WEST THEATER CEDAR THEATER CEDAR VALLEY DRIVE IN THEATER POPLIN S g' GE BROAD ST ROME GEORGIA Appealing +o The es+ wav Carroll Lynn School BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 509lf2 Broad S+ Rome Georgla I fy s . 3 I 5 . . l oiuo I I 0 , Z5 b I I of Owens Kung COMPANY 245 Broad Sfreel' Rome Georgaa MENS and BOYS CLOTHING OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY INC We Have If PHONE 534l ROME GA Busmess College Solves The Job Problem NORTH GEORGIA BUSINESS COLLEGE Second and Broad S+ree+ Rome GeorgIa DAY 81 NIGHT CLASSES Enloy Borclens LIIy Ice Cream al' your nearesi' Dealer IF ITS BORDENS ITS GOT TO BE GOOD THE FAHY STORE Esfabllshecl I873 ROME GEORGIA One of +I1e Souih s Fmesf Small Deparfmenf S+ores for Every Member of 'I'he Famuly In +I'1Is Area HARDY JEWELRY CO 304 Broad S+ree'I' ROME GEORGIA MAXWELL BROTHERS 8: GARNETT INC FURNITURE RADIOS FRIGIDAIRES 5I9 Broad S+ Rome Georgla BUSY BEE CAFE ROMES BEST LITTLE RESTAURANT ESSERMAN S In +I'Ie Heari' of Rome Snnce l896 Broad S+ Rome Ga ll ll . 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