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

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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

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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.

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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