Centralhatchee High School - Cheerio Yearbook (Centralhatchee, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1948 volume:

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' ww THE SENIOR CLASS oi 1948 PRESENTS THE ' ll 0, The First Annual Published by Ceniralhaichee High School CENTRAEHATCHEE, GEORGIA kgs A. A To Our Fuifhful Purw1t.e TN DEDICATION We lovingly fleclis-ate the l'heerio to you, the parents of the Senior Class of 1948, as a token of appreciation for your lllld9l'St?llldlllg of our unending prob- lems, your undying interest in our school ac-tivities. and your faithful 1-ooperation througrhouf our school years. Mr and Mrs. J. D. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Landers Mr and Mrs. J. VV. H. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Laster Mr and Mrs Roy Cassel Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Loftin Mr and Mrs W. W. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Marlow Mr and Mrs L. M. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Medlovk Mr Mr and Mrs 0. Cl. Davis and Mrs. E. B. Denney Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Milam Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Neighbors Mr and Mrs. J. W. Evans Mr. anal Mrs. Brince Noles Mr and Mrs. VVyvis Hannah Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Noles Mr and Mrs John Duke Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Paschal Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jackson Rev. and Mrs. 0. S. Sheets Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Walls 9 Of Thu' UW' Sing Mi 1 , ALMA MAIER For the glory of learning thy praises we sing For the boom to mankind i11 thy past that has For the future serviee thou art able to give Loud praises We lift Ole' Centralhatchee. CHORUS So here 's to thy 11a1ne thy praises We sing We laud to the skies and extol thy name So raise high your voices again and again For our dear Alma Mater, Centralhatchee. In heart and soul our aims will be To hold high the standards of Centralhatehee The light of service guides on our way Beckoning onward and upward to luminous rays 3 been JH Thr lI'i.w.wf of Tlwm A-Ill 3100 ' M N. GA Y SHP1LNI l l' I'I'llH'llHll lvlliVl'I'Sifj' of l9v0l'gi:1, Exnory l'lliVl'l'Sitj' MR. N. A. ROGERS Vlillllfj' Sc-Imul SlIIN'I'illfl'llIlt'lIf HliWlll'll, lvlliYl'l'Sifj' of llvurgizn 'l'5Z'?,2Y MINS ROBBIE BASKIN MRS. MOZHLL SMITH MISS RUSSIFI MAPK FASH ninr Spmusor-Sfwizxl Htudivs Lihrslirzln-English Math 4-rry :und xvilltllflbll l'ollm-gv I'11ivo1'sity of Georgia, EIIIOPQ' l'nivu1'sity S0llHll'l'Il l'nim1, Pivdnmnt Poll: 4 X . , Q- I . X LK 'X b LS. LL. V. .XRMS'l'lIONli NlIL.1'l'lE'I'lH LYLLASUN Llumv L'EL'UlIUlllLl'S 'L'l'ilL'Lll'l' -X,2'l'i1'llLTl1I'1' 'L'l'?ll'Ll4'l In IIN :uni l'nix'vrsity nt' lim-u1'gi:1 L5l'I'l'5' illlfL l'IliY1'I'Si1y HT' 1 LULLVII ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY '7 'N 'F? M. 951 - Aww 5 XINS. LIONS l1l1'IlUL.N MRS. LI. li. DENNIS MRS. NLIICRNIAN I'Il.LX LEUWILUII Vullvgm- LLL'I'l'.X' 1'uIlvg'1- Wm-st Hn-m'g'i:l 1'ulI1-gy l lLLY1'I'SLLY1lL'lLt'1ll'11LII MHS. IL. Ll. LCLJRUID MISS l!l'I'l I'Y ZAXLC UAH livrry l'nLL1-gm' Wvst lim-urgiu Uullug u.s.c'.w. mlli-gv i l MR. H. H. HLROIJ MR. DORSEY DENNEY Votorun 'l'a-zu-lwr Veteran T1-anchor ry Colin-go, linivvrsity of Gvorgin University of Gvorgizl MRS. A. J. DANIEL Visiting Tcnchvr MR. EMME'I'Tl'1 JACKSON Chairman of Sm-hoo! Board Uk MR. PAUL JAUKSUN MR. TROY CHAMBERS S4-lmol Board Mcnlhvr School Board Mombcr fi Labor zriih iwlmi eval uw will, sonzvflzing still I'1'lll!1ilI.Q umlonvf' qu-m!SS ' Sitting: llvsivr. Mm-dlovk, llnilvy, VV:iiIs, Mvdlovk, Niiiillll, Noivs, .lnvkso nund Slim-via. Yi, Q Qui l, , vu , K-an Q W Standing: Mr. Sliolnutf, Hznnnaih, Johnson, :ind Rl'-Yilll. lfflifm' . . .-l SSIICIAKI fv E11 iforx l r'nf url' Ediior P11 nlogrrlplr y . .ifll'l'I'fI'NI.llfj . ..... . Sports . . . EIWQI-INIAI Slii1:ic'rs. 7'1'v11.wi11'z'1' . . . lfllxirlfxs Jlrzlzflgfv' . l'irf'uIufiun . . . SPONSORS . . R.L.l5A1l.1:x' l'mNi-1 Numzs, Anxlas BRYAN. Ji-Jsslr: Munnovx . Iionnna .lfwxsox . VERA BI15ln.ovK . . Iivss lI1cs'l'1cR l'A1'1.lN1a -lmixsox . linA1n,1cY SSIIIAAM . . -IAVK WA1,l,s Loi' JEAN IIANNAII ww , 1 ii, MISS ROSSIH MAE FASH MH. GAY Sl1l'ILNl l l' MISS BOIEISIH BASKIN 1 'I'f'm,w li lm lfifrill' mul lfimir' Tim! Y'l1f',.'1 lffmzr 1 . eg I-'vvvsl . 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Tiny ..,Iv1'lN .xI'4illIIlI...I'II'I1'Il4II-X I IPIN IC XULICS H411 1'IIl't' Is IinI1Ivll , NIA-x . . . .I.Xl'K W.XI,I.S II:lII' I'iuI . . . I.:1l1gIuf :I I,n1 . ,A II rf I PLANE OF EDUCATION The loudspeaker bellowed forth, Attention all personnel! Plane No. 48 about to land. All preparations are being made for landing, proceed to south runway. The passengers are about to complete an 11,000-mile journey. At the be- ginning of this trip, Mr. N. A. Rogers was the pilot, and Mr. Leon Shelnutt was the co-pilot, and Miss Fannie Mae Jackson was the hostess. The passenger list was as follows: Betty Sue Hannah, Mildred Adams, Ernestine Almon, Betty Buchanan, Bobbie Sue Gore, Pauline Johnson, Bobbie Jackson, Virginia Kend- rick, Gertie Mae Norwood, Melba Jean Purgason, Reba Teal, James Brand, Travis Cassell, Billy Hyatt, Billy Lipham, Malory Shelnutt, Marvin Johnson, Lavern Buttrum, and Billy Joe Merrill. The first four thousand miles were uneventful, except for the addition of Betty Lene Woodruff, Opal Vaughan, Margaret Knight, a11d Norman Prince. The plane was almost forced down over the Geography Hills, however, it regained altitude and flew on for four thousand more miles. Next, James Arrington, R. L. Bailey, Gerald Cassell, and Earlie Mae Banks were added to our list. Bad weather from the clouds of Algebraic Soup overtook the plane, but it continued its long journey. As we began our ninth-thousand mile our passenger list was swelled by the addition of Cutine Noles, Ella Mae Sanders, Lou Jean Hannah, Joyce Daniel, Udine Noles, Janet Smith, Harvey Neighbors, Lamon Neighbors, Bradley Milam, James Gardner, Eugene Sheets, Billy Shelnutt, and Homer Laster. The hostesses were changed at the expiration of each thousand miles. Trou- ble again arose on the horizon, headaches caused by English Crackers attacked some of the crew. These were not serious because of the good remedies prescribed by Miss Rossie Mae Cash a11d Mrs. Vance Goodner. At the beginning of the tenth thousand mile, Mr. Gay Shelnutt became the pilot and Mrs. Mozelle Smith as hostess. For the last two thousand miles the passenger list increased by the addition of Vera and Jessie Medlock, Mary Joyce Frost, Melba Jean Purgason, Agnes Bryan, Eugene Evans, Junior Noles, Russ Ilester, Maylon Phillips, Marvis Marlowe, Bobby Phillips, Arlin Paschal, Dan Denney, Don Payton, Bobby Coleman, Brooks Landers, Jack Walls, Dewey Loftin, Marvin Noles, and Harris Gray. ' During the eleventh thousand mile of our journey, a large group of people who called themselves Juniors boarded our plane and served us delicacies. Also, during this last lap of our journey, Owen Cook Davis and Dara Worley found seats on the crowded plane. We were also entertained on board by The Great Spirit of hard work and diligent concentration, namely YEARBOOK. As we neared the end of our journey, with Mr. Gay Shelnutt as pilot and Miss Bobbie Baskin, hostess, numerous preparations for landing on the Runway of Life were made. We honored those of our number who were outstanding in scholastic ability, character, personality and athletics. We chose a motto to guide us 011 through life, Onward ever, backward never. Our colors. red alld white, and flower, the rose, were chosen to represent our group. We engaged in a number of activities and finally the plane circled the field and descended for a perfect landing, thus completing its long journey. The date of landing was Graduation Day, 1948. Lou JEAN HANNAH BOBBIE JACKSON 12 CLASS Wlll Be it known, to whom it may concern, that whereas we, the Senior Class, having completed our eleven allotted years in C. H. S., and whereas, we are now come to our graduation in May, 1948, we hereby relinquish all rights to being the Big Shots of C. H. S. and declare this to be our last will and testament: Dewey Loftin leaves his favorite desk to Hollis Stephens. Marvis Marlowe leaves his red hair to Bobby Wright. Arlin Paschal leaves his singing ability to Junior Teal. Homer Laster leaves his ability to sleep in class to J. B. Prince. Vera Medlock leaves her literary ability to Carol Merrill. Junior Noles leaves the u11shot goal to James Arrington. We, Agnes Bryan and Jack Walls, leave our loud mouths to Nell Weaver. R. L. Bailey leaves his presidential manner to Jerry Kelley. Dan Denney leaves his bashfulness to Preston Geter. Lou Jean Hannah leaves her ability to play ball to Lennie Striplin. Joyce Daniel leaves all her important positions to Geraldine Paschal. Bobbie Jackson leaves her friendly smile to Johnnie Jean Davis. Agnes Bryan leaves her blushing ability to Glyness Barker. Cutine Noles leaves her sweet disposition to Lois Philips. Udine Noles leaves her neatness to Sara Loftin. Jessie Medlock leaves his physique to Hershel Parmer. Brooks Landers leaves his big feet to Charlie Dean. Pauline Johnson leaves her slimness to June Johnson. Eugene Sheets leaves his Mischieviousness to Jimmy Arp. Owen Cook Davis leaves his loud colored jackets to Bobby Duke. I, Russ Hester, leave Lennie Striplin to Maurice Brandenburg, so take good care of her for me. Dara Worley Gore leaves her smile and dimples to Elizabeth Vaughan. Eugene Evans leaves his ability to staying at home all the time to Maylon Philips. Bradley Milam leaves his intellectual ability to Reba Rogers. Bobby Coleman leaves his curly hair to Bobby Joe Masdom. I, Harvey Neighbors, leave my nickname Gord to Durell Yates. I, Jack Walls, leave my biting remarks to anyone in the Junior class who is smart enough to get by with them. And finally, to the faculty of Centralhatchee High School, we leave our great love and respect, and to our Alma Mater our undying loyalty and affection. 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' . . . . .. . ,Ku - f Q . ' . , IIIHII SVIIUOL QIVEICN Hmm .Mvxsox I4 Q? LOOKING Let 's call in Radar, and Atomic Energy, to help us look into the future. Ten years have elapsed and let 's see if we can find any of the old gang who graduated from Centralhatchee High in '48, Hey over there does that sign say, Modern Beauty Shoppe. Let 's stop in for a manicure. Why here 's Udine Noles and Vera Medlock. They always did try to please the men. Here 's a drug store, let 's stop in for a soda, and catch up on the gossip. Well, here 's Jack Walls and Travis Cassell soda jerking. Once a jerk, always a jerk, I say. On Central Avenue is a grocery store owned by Brooks Landers. Here 's the hospital, let 's go in and see if we can find any of the old crowd. They were al- ways ailing fin the head of coursej. Well what have we here? Nurses. No, Agnes Bryan guar- anteed to cure or kill. Strolling on down the street and peering into an office window we see Pauline Johnson on the boss' knee taking dictation. Such Short- hand. They didn't teach it like that when I went to old C. H. S. Going on down the familiar old street, we pass the Gateway Office and Marvis Marlowe draws our attention by his complete lack of interest in the editorial R. L. Bailey is labor- ously hammering out on the typewriter. Here is the grand old school. Only it 's new now, thank goodness, the younger generation will never have the old building to find fault. Hearing Tschaikowsky and tracking it down we find Bobbie Jackson teaching music. Who's the industrious Math teacher? Well, Russ Hester. I wonder if he helps pupils in Alge- bra like he used to help us on Exams. That 's a laugh .... To the gym. Why, if it isn't Lou Jean Hannah teaching Physical Education. And now for the opening basketball game of the season. Centralhatchee Red Birds vs. AHEAD University of Georgia. There 's a coach giving the boys a last minute pep talk. That blonde head looks strongly familiar. Why it 's Eugene Sheets. Now look at the opposing team with Junior Noles as their coach. They should put up some strong opposition. Let's take in a movie after this game. Here's Owen Cook Davis as manager. Joyce Daniel selling tic- kets Cshe always did like to handle doughl. Here are two handsome ushers to show us to our seats. They're Bobby Coleman and Eu- gene Evans. We 're tired, and our feet are praying for a lift, so we hail a taxi. We see another familiar face, Harvey Neighbors, the Textile Executive. As we gander out the Window we noticed a neon lighted sign, Pete 's Cleaners, and the handsome owner, Arlin Paschel, flirting with his stenographer, Cutine Noles. We ride past the business section to the residential section of town where we see a par- sonage, inside the Rev. Bradley Milam is try- ing to cheer the homesick Marine, Dan Den- ney. While an annoying sound comes from the kitchen, and who could it be but Dewey Loften tinkering with the refrigerator. There comes into view a prosperous looking chicken farm, and there's Dara Worley Gore delivering eggs for the day f just a part time jobl. Before turning off our Radar a11d Atomic Energy, we see Jessie Medlock, the building contractor, completing a purchase from the great lumberman, Homer Laster. We have seen boys and girls still holding aloft the banner of physical, mental, and cul- tural development, through whom Central- hatchee High School continues to serve by in- stilling into these young boys and girls high ideals of thinking and living. Thank you Mr. Atom. Boaam JACKSON. -N- N? 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FOURTH DISTRICT CHAMPIONS L1-ft to right: UOIUIIIZIII, Nolvs, Hesfvry Sh00ts, Conch Wilson, Milam, Arrington, Davis, Bl':l11d0nb11rg, Yzltvs, :Ind Teal. 24 by A Rf 'swf gfSf f ffm gg W Q w Q w.pf M Q 8? + Q Q fi W H Q , t 5 if W ., , Q fa' , anew 1 at ig hi -,w5K1,9l3.X:f x -.f X fy w Ax 1 3 wx A 1 . ?f? f 7'? e 2 Q 'fQ9 3- g Q. 9 5 h xg? f ' - K ' i , .Q , 5 , E Q? 175 . xt Q X1 ?s , w . X- w S!! A vf W f Aff '35 A as A 1 E ,Q X . , 1 iQMjxf?WifMW?x 1 'iw v fu ' Q 1 if iewggi Nlfflllg lll'x':un, .I THE CENTRAL NEWS ' ' AXVUNI' fill' .Yr'll'.w' V 1 . 'W M .1 . 1 1.1. v ky a ulnnsun, Null-s. Sllvllllltf, EEJIIIIIZIEI, .I:u'ksun, Wnlls, Me-4lIm'lz. llzunis-I, N Iu'flilwr ,... , IEllIiI2!I-L -l,xm'KmN .E-YSlll -Ill! la'fl!!wr . l'mx1-1 Numb lI1r.w'uf.w.w .llunfryjr 1' . . . -IAVK XY.Xl.l.a Npfu'l.s lu'flil.w E,.XI'l,lNl'I -EHIINSUN .XV uw lfflzlffr . . I,m'.l14:.xx ll.xxx.xl1 I.'wliyffmf.v Ifflifw' . . .Xuxrzs llxnxxx .N'f,f-iflyf Ifflflrn' . Ylcxu Ml4lIYIAN'K la'.:'f'l1fr1rgw l','flilm' . . E'l I'lNI4I Norms .Ink-fs . . -lmwl-1 DANII-II. Sli!! IINHI' . MR. HAY SIlI'II,Nl l' 243 l:'11sl Is lfusf mul ll'1'sf Is ll'1'.wl mul Xml' flu' Tlffllll Shall .llwfn DEBATIN6 CLUB Zllllllllgl llorsllul Pill'llH'l' and Opal l'owull. Sitting: Jl'l'l'y Kollvy, Rolm Rogws, Gvslrlim l':lsvll:ll, llollis SlUlbllt'llS, Bobby Vl'rigllt, lvlllllil .lL'illl l :u'uwr, mul lrvnv l'upl1:lm. I,wf1f'11i11f1 fn IM . . . fn LI'fH'II . . . to Lin' . . . in h'f'r1'w FFA mmlingz .lm-ssiv Nlwllnck, llolrlny llukv, Junior' 'l'l'2ll, 'l'l'zu'is Vzlssvll, Ilurvll Yzltvs, lil-o1'gn XNlllll0l'l', liuhlxy .loo Mnsdun, lllIllll'll'l' lilulmlulllvllrg, llumvr Lush-r, Russ llvsfvr, ll:1l'v4-x 'iglulmrs. .Xrlin ll2lSl'll1ll. Svvmul row: l'l11g.!ollv lflvnns, Roy H1114-lllvy, Dan limnlvy. R. l l lilvlv, ll1':ull--y xlllillll, l'lllgl'lll' Nlu-vis, Owvn l'mrk llnvis, JIIIIIUS .xl'l'lllg'TUll. 'l'l1il'4l run NI1 Xlnl .. .. .. , , . , '. sun, lhww-v llllfllll, Mnylam l'llllIllS, Prostun I-1-tvr, lluzlrlw llvzln, Bobby lull-num uuks lA1llllll'l'S. Mnrvis Kl:ll'luwm-, .lurk VV:llls,.Iill1nl.x' Arla, Bulrlrlv Wriglut, llullis Stvplu-lu ifmrl lhmk IN Hn' lim-I of l I'lI'IIlfx, Hn' SIIHII' Tuflujy rlnfl IJIIII 1 II XYI'IS'l' Hl'I0lUJl.X IIICHIONJXIA I,lliH.XRY'S IZOOKMUISILI-I 'I'lII1I LIHIIA HY l'l.l'I! .lim Ifvlfllf lfustfr . . . lil-zmuxxl. I,lmc.xm.xx .lllfw f'l1r1'slr'n1 k'frl,wm . ..... .Xwls'1'AN'l Allrx, .llnzfllf Nmllh . . 1'l'IX'I'RAlll,X'I'l'lIlII-I l.lmc.xlclAx 28 ff 'f'rlkruv 1 fIr'f' f'ffll'lf1'l' ffl fvllfljl If Jlllll, lillkjlflll f'1Ill'ff4'l' lu lX'1'1'IlllfIH ,,l'4YNf-lil nf . . . l,m'.l1-:Ax IIANNAII l'im l'l'lNI'If1 nl . , Kumi. M1-:mm.l. NH-rffffryf . Yu-:lm 3Ir:nl.m'K 7'rffr.vu1'r1' . . . limumc ,IM-Ksux Nmwrl l'lmfrnmn ......,..,. Mamas Iimtxx -myfgp X fl JI... wp: mg Q VW' N! Q I C ' . v . J. . , 1 ' u Nlttxllg. l4IIIll.llll, l4llIIll'I, luxvllzll. l,Zlllll'l, ln x':lll. .lullllsulp JIIFIQSHII, Hllllllllll. xIl'I'I'lH N:nuglx:un. Iklvls. 5fIIHlilIlg,1I Iiry:xl1, lmtlln, l,Ill'lIIl'l'. Hllllvli, Iiugm-rs. 1'l1:u1h:m1, XYHHIIIIIN l rvlnls, Illlii Xlmllmfk. fl' ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The objective of our elementary school is to do everything possible to help each child develop his own individual capacities. We realize that our goal can be achieved only through careful planning and cooperation of the teachers. pupils and parents of our community. Many activities are provided in order to give the children an opportunity to assume worthwhile responsibilities and to develop self reliance and self confi- dence. We believe that children should 11ot only have an opportunity to learn the three R's but also have an opportunity to experience democratic living through planning, sharing, working and evaluating. It is our desire that each child recognize his contributions to society and be allowed to develop his abilities through careful guidance. The Georgia committee on Elementary Education has selected our Ele- mentary School as one of the 27 schools to carry on a special Elementary School Program. The object of the program is to improve Elementary Education not only in Georgia but also in the Southern States. Our school was selected because we were already carrying on a progressive program, had a stable faculty and were fortunate in having a cooperative community. Representatives from teacher education institutions, State Department of Education and other resourceful people will work with us a11d at the end of three years we hope to have a school that will be worthy as an observation center. Ill order to make i111prove1ne11ts in our school we have already begun some planning and work. Our pupils, teachers and parents have had several meetings to discuss and make plans for desirable changes in our school. CENTRMHATCHEE P. T. A. Our Parent-Teacher Association was organized in August with the following oliicers: President-Mrs. J. D. Harcrowg Vice-President-Mrs. L. W. Favorg Secretary-Mrs. Il. ll. Elrodg Treasurer--Mrs. T. E. Chambers. Our regular meeting is held every first Tuesday afternoon at 3:30. We have been very for- tunate in having a good attendance at each meeting. These people are greatly concerned about the growth of their school and community. They have been anxious to render their time and services to make it possible for us to have a better school program. Through the organization of our P.-T.A. we have secured a better relationship between our parents, teachers and pupils. We realize that it is only through this close relationship a11d cooperation that we may be able to understand each child. We want to meet the needs of our children. We want to guide them into the proper channels. We can do it only through mutual interest and common understanding between our parents and teachers. 30 .Lab- 'or 00 55 - L' tl!- ai . x-'tual-.:: , Q. vvun . EF nhp , as -Nf , - 1 -5- -uf:-, 5: ---fA5:::f::::7 va -3- -. 4-54 --- L .: W 94 ...-- QW Y-M - 'ff' , -- ---f.-' Q0 ,,.-,,.,- X -.5 ,-fp. .v,.- 3,- -rv: '-'ai -x11fxt':!t.'::. ::!J 1'r- yQLiRwCQd'3.4f': 3 1 If-'J-Z7 Ng.-pfzz :S-'I'-:YN --f 'f':,-rag. : .f-,- 5 f --C- -j,.--,--' - ,132-ff . Jvzf' ,fr-D, , .f ,.. f ,v f 13.1, --..- '--- f ---'7-- ,-ff .-fm., , 1 - 4-f fi--ze ,- ..-,--yj, x-f:,.,.-5.-- ,-g..ff'f-' ,,,.',-1, -f, ,ff .-L-f, ,.... -if - ,.' ...I--.F-- '-, 4. hy' ,-' ,,v - - I' ,,-1, .u-1. ,...ru-s-- ,f y,v,-- .41 .- , Lg- ':-5:1-3-gf: z-gg..-3:5 ya-V f ff . -v '.- Ko .-f' -'15 -:,.f.,v-'L -ir-sv -1 P, . ff' f ,Q N Q -at 1 ' 44 fix I I Tflwlj xuu. If I I pays fo 111l1'f'1'H.Q1', hu mm' iffw up fu you Tu rwrul flu' f'0HUll'ill'lj INIIIIPS, 7v1llIN ,II'U1'ill'fj if is fruv. IH Congratulations to Seniors of 1948 ik CENTRALIIATCIIEE ALUMNUS 32 COIllpliIIIl'IIfS of Andrew Daniel FRA N KI.: N GEORUIA Compliments of Caswell's Bus Line RO0l'VIl.l.I-I GEORGIA Camplinzents of J. ll. Parham's Barber Shop CI-3N1'RAI.IIAT1:I-IEE G EOREIA Complinzvnls of J. ll. Gammon FRANKLIN GEORGIA Barker Furniture Go. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS G. E. and Cruslvy Appliances PHONE 2731 FRANKLIN, GEORIQIA Compliments of Franklin Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS FRANKLIN GEORIIIA Corn plimvnts of 0wensby Service Sta. FRANKLIN GEORGIA Com plimvn ts of G. A. Adams Chairman Of School Board FRANKLIN GI-IORILIA ConI.plI'n1r'rIIs of C. ll. Williamson Gln'NER.-'IL .HERCHANDISE ROIITI-: 2 FRANKLIN, GI-1ORI:I-I Conzplimvntx of Shelnutt's Garage Allllllllllbfll' and Truvlr Repairs and Sr'rvil'v CI-:NTRALH ATCIIEI: GEORLIA Smith9s Service Station and Garage Gulf fins and Uil Grvnsirrg and llvrzshing HouANsvILLI-:, GEORGIA Complilllcvzts of Franklin Dry Cleaners FRANKLIN GI-.OREIA CornplinII'nt.s of Western Auto NI-:wNA N GEORGIA Com,pl1'n1vnts 0 f Amos Caswell Rvprvswzlntiw of H vard County ROOI'vILI.E GICOIHQI.-X La Grange Packing Co. BEEF. PORK. VEAL. SAUSAGE 207 Nl'llLBliRIlY STREI-IT LA GRANIII-1, GA. Faver dc Faver Old Fashioned Country Good C 0 R N M E A L Cl-JNTRAI.HATCHEl-I GEORGIA Compliments L. 0. McINTOSIl GENERAL MERCHANDISE When in Need of Good Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware, Feeds fA11KindsJ See L. 0. McINTOSH ROOSTERVILLI-3 - GEORGIA Compliments Compliments 0 f 0 f N. A. R 0 G E R S County School Superintendent H A N N A H B R 0 S' FRANKLIN GEORGIA FRANKLIN GEORGIA Mr. Jim Prince 8: Son 1At Loftin, Georgiaj AUTO REPAIR, PARTS and GENERAL MERCHANDISE F R E D II 0 S E Y GENERAL MERCHANDISE Agent SOUTHEASTERN MOTOR LINES CENTRALH ATCH EE GEORGIA G. F. ROGERS 8: SONS DEALERS in GENERAL MERCHANDISE wir LIVESTOCK DAIRYING TRUCKING LUMBER CONTRACTING iff EPHESUS - - GEORGIA 35 'ik' Sir Compliments of Lurlie's Beauty Shoppe SATISFACTIUN GlfAR,4NTIil:'l1 Located in Cladncyk Building FRANKLIN GINIIIIQIA Cnrnplinzrnts of Z. P. Ahnon 8: Sons FIIANKI IN lLI:nIuQIA Cnlnplima-nis of Cobb Cafe HllQ13l1SVillF Highway LA GIIANIQIL llI:uIu:IA C0111 pI1'nu'nIs of Irene's Beauty Shop FRANKLIN GIQIIIIIJIA Compliments Of J. E. GLADNEY COUNTY SHERIFF Manufacturer of P I N E L U M B E R FRANKLIN GEORGIA Complimenfs Of J. W. L I N D S A Y FRANKLIN GI:oIu:IA C0 Ill p I 1' In 0 II I S 0 -I' Mr. 8: Mrs. B. L. Roberts 1R0ostervillf-I GENERAL JWICRCHANIJISE ROOPVILLE GEOIIILIA Compliments Of RIIBERT L. MERRILL and EMMETTE JACKSON DEALERS IN BUILDING MATERIAL LUMBER AND SHINGLES SPECIALIZING ALSO IN CONTRACTINC AND BUILDING CENTRALIIATCHIJE - - GEORGIA Lambert 8: Powell SERVICE STATION AMOCO PRODUCTS Washing - Greasing CAuIIoI.I.T0N Cr:oIzcIA J. M. Chapman Co. FIVE AND TEN STORE CALLAWAY RUGS AND TOWELS Waid Tire Service Expert Recapping and Rvpairing LA GIIANIQI: Grzonmzm Compliments of P. W. llipp and Thos. D. Evans HocANsvILLI: Crzomzn Fincher Radio Service You Can Buy 1tFor Less At Ncwnan Dry Goods Co. FRANKLIN GEORGIA NEWNAN GEORGIA Compliments 0, Compliments of Awbrey's Service Sta. W C H i 1 I I FIRESTUNE TIRES ' FRANKLIN Gsoncn FRANKLIN GEORGIA 37 Lipford dc Staples Furnilurv and Elvrtriml Appliancf's Frm NKL1 w GEORGIA Fred M. Glover, DC. CHIROPRACTOR 209 Vernon 'I'eleplmnv 3434- LA GRANGE, Cl-IORGIA Complimvnts of Heard Theatre HOME OF GOOD SHOWS FM N KLI N GHORIZI A Miss Amayhayley Lancaster PA LMIST-WASTRONONGIST Great Mystic Educator, Rf-advr FnAxKI.1x Gvzomsn Corn plimvnls nf Louise Sledge Complimvnls of Guy Noles Garage FRULUNA Gr:mu:IA Il 0 r a e e N 0 I e S Compliments of GARAGE ,md SERVICE STATION B e I k . G 3 l 1 3 n t Phone 2791 FRANKLIN GEORGIA HOGAYSVILI r Cmlu:lA Payton's Ilot Lunches T II E ll U B READY-TO-WEAR, SHOES DRY GOODS and NOTIONS CARROLLTON GEORGIA lust 0,0 Square ,fit Turmffs Taxi CARROLLTON Gr-:mu:1A Complimvnls of T h e L e a d e r C.Ammx,LToN GEORGIA Compliments of Builders Supply Co. CARROLLTON GEORGIA Compliments of Roopville Beauty Shop RO0IWIl.l.l'I Gpgnngn Southeastern Motor Lines, Inc. SAFE, COMFORTABLE MOTORCOACH TRANSPORTATION 5 , Compliments of ROY L. DENNEY CARROLLTON GE Compliments of ll. A. ELEY STANDARD COFFEE AGENT ORCIA HOGANSVILLE GEORGIA Compliments of D. E. IIANNAII GENERAL MERCHANDISE GLENLOGK GEORGIA Compliments of J. A. RIDGEBS 1EphesusJ ROOPvII.I.I-3 GEORGIA Compliments of Lewis 8: Lipford FUNERAL DIRECTORS and AMBULANCE SERVICE Day Phone: 2571 - Night Phone FRANKLIN, GEORGIA Compliments of Carrollton lldw. Co. Paints, Oils, Cements, Stoves, Plows, Builders Supplies 2531 CARROLLTON GEORGIA Compliments of Stl'iPlill9S Bus Line ROOPVILLE to La GRANGE Carroll CO. 574- ROOPVILLE GEO 'fsay 12 Wim Flowers Cottage Hill Green House LA GRANGE HIGHWAY Phone 293-W RGIA CARROLLTON GEORGIA 39 NTHEBUSIESTSTOREIN TOWNV J. A. KENT 793 GENERAL MERCHANDISE CENTRALHATCHEE GEORGIA Compliments Compliments 0 f 0 f T. 0. Y A T E S GUZA MOTOB C0. GENERAL MERCHANDISE PLYMOUTH, DODGE, DESOTO, and CHRYSLER ROLLING STORE ROCKALO GEORGIA NEWNAN GEORGIA 40 Foster 8 Compliments of Heating Co. l' l'l.lf'MBINC and HEATING CONTRACTOR R h 0 d e S P e d u e u 113 U2 Greenville Street N LA GRANGE Cm,m,M LA l,RANm: bl-IORGIA Compliments of H S . . Allman's Five Point u ervlce Station L. L. HUFF 207 Greenville Slrert DIAL 5211 LA GRANGE GI-IORGIA LA GRANGE GEORGIA C0ll1plllI1l'lllS of G U Y S MAIN FLOOR VIRGINIA HUTRI. S ll O E S O If R S P E C I A L T Y Ladies' and Cl1ilflr1'r1'.s Apparel HOGANSVll.l.l'1 CHURGIA NEWNAN G1-:uRm:1A Conzplinzrvzis of Complinwnts of AUE0 P51135 if Wrecking Brownbilt Shoe Store I 3 rr-envi e Street LA GRANGE GEORGIA Nl-ZWNAN GEORGIA Compliments Compliments Of Of ff J. L. E L E Y BELK'GALLANT Co' FANCY and FAMILY GROCERIES if FARM SUPPLIES DRY GOODS and SHOES LII Gl'0VLge,S Leading DEPARTMENT STORE STOVES and BEDSTEADS LA GRANGE GEORGIA CENTRALHATCHEE GEORGIA 41 Compliments of Conzpliments 0 f NEWNAN GEORGIA A F ll I E N D King Wilson Service Station GULF PRODUCTS 45 Greenville Street Nl-IWNAY GEORGIA Compliments 0 f Drink D A N I E L B R 0 S. GENERAL MERCHANDISE I i'RolliIIg Store Service at Your Doori' Your Business Always A ppreciated R. F. D.-fLOftinJ ROOPVILLE GEORGIA G 0 0 d s 0 n B r 0 s. Smedley Printing Co. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Hay, n QUALITY PRINTING and Feeds, Cotton, Gmnery, Warehouse, OFFICE SUPPLIES Grist Mill Telephone 2551 Dial 7317 FRANKLIN GEORGIA LA GRANGE GEORGIA 42 Congratulations SENIORS OF 1948 CENTRALHATCHEE HIGH SCHOOL UNITED STATES RUBBER CIIMPANY STARK HOGANSVILLE REID GEORGIA Compliments of T. ll. LIPF0llD 8: C0. DRY GOODS, SHOES, HARDWARE and FARMERS SUPPLIES FRANKLIN GEORGIA Heard Co. Agr. Assc. O. W. BURNS, Treasurer Compliments Of BELK-RIIODES C0. HOME OF BETTER VALUES 'iff Where You Can Outfit The Entire FIIANKLI GI-LIJRILIA Family Economically C l' mp e 's of CARROLLTON G1-30Rg1A D 0 u ll l e C 0 l a Double Measure - Double Pleasure CARROLLTON GEORGIA Cum plinlmls nj C ompl imvrztx of News and Banner Woodings Millinery FIIANKLIN GEORI IA LA GIIANGIQ IlI1oIII:IA La Grange Glass Co. C0 f 'fS of 11,4 TE WINDOW and ORNAMENTAL GLASS Rainbow Grill 517 Hamilton Street LA GIIANI:I: CI:oIIcIA FRANKLIN llmm IA The Varsity Shop Gund Accurate Curb Service Troup Motor Sales Your WILLYS and JEEP Deal:-rs Frvsh Fish, Oystrrs, Stmlf. Chickrn, SlllllIIL'iCIll'S, 215 Main Street Fountain. Service CAIIIIIII I TIIN CI:oIIcIA LA GRANGE UMW M Compliments Compliments Of Of HEARD C0UNTY ILT. RANDALL C A B I N E T S H 0 P ik Tk RINGS - DIPLOMA CAP and GOWNS BUILDERS SUPPLIES L. G. Balfour 8: Co. FRANKLIN GEORGIA ATTLEBORO MASS. Compliments of G B I F F I N S DEPARTMENT STORE ESTABLISHED IN 1899 NWI- Appreciate Our Customers CARIIOLI TON Gmmgl A 44 Compliments Compliments of of B 0 G E R S G I N E' C 0 M P A N Y DIXIE C0TT0N MEALS-HULLS-SEED FERTILIZER and COAL M I L L S iff if Route 1 LA GRANGE GEORGIA ROOPVILLE GEORGIA Compliments Of J. C. PENNEY iff LA GRANGE GEORGIA Complimrfnts of Deluxe Cab Company TWO-WAY RADIO DISPATCH LA GRANGE GEORGIA Compliments of Franklin Motor Co. ACCESSORIES - SUPPLIES - SERVICE Phone 2591 FRANKLIN GEORGIA Compliments of Carroll and Playhouse Theatres CARROLLTON GEORGIA Troup Co. Bargain Basement I. KA MINSKY, Proprietor 105 Vernon Street LA GRANGE GEORGIA THE BANK 0F HEARD CIIUNTY 'iff FRANKLIN : GEORGIA Sk YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIA TED Sir MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 46 CHEERIO 23959 Compliments Of ik' ELRIID 0IL COMPANY SHELL OIL PRODUCTS - ARMSTRONG TIRES CENTRALHATCHEE GEORGIA T. E. CHAMBERS POULTRY EGGS ik' EVER-BEST FEEDS FOR BEST RESULTS FEED EVER-BESTV 47 Compliments 0 f MARTIN FUNERAL lIOME AGENCY 404 FAMILY FUND LIFE INSURANCE CO. I4 Center Street-Phone 38 CARROLLTON GEORGIA Compliments Of C. M. Tanner Grocery Company CARROLLTON GEORGIA Compliments of City Supply Co. WHOLESALE GROCERIES CARIIOLLTON GEOIu'IA BOB WHITE The Pride of Our Products Carroll Frozen Foods 8: Provision PHONE 853 CAImOI.I.'rON. GEOm:IA Complim ents of J. B. Warren, Inc. APPLIANCES - FURNITURE - RUGS BREMEN, CARROLLTON, VILLA RICA, GEORGIA Economy Cleaners There's A Dijerence COHEN JACKSON, Solicitor CARROLLTON GEORGIA Congratulations to Annual Staff Compliments Of sk DR. A. G. WDRTHAM il' CENTIIALHATCHEE GEORGIA CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE SENIORS sk' WE OFFER HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS FOR A SPLENDID RECORD OF THE ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS AND THE CENTRALHATCHEE HIGH SCHOOL IN THIS KEEN CHEERIO!! TO THE MEM- BERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS WHO MAY LEAVE CENTRALHATCHEE TO ENTER COLLEGE OR SEEK EMPLOYMENT: WE EXTEND OUR HEARTFELT WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN YOUR CHOSEN FIELDS, AND THE HOPE THAT OUR PATHS MAY CROSS AGAIN! TO THOSE WHO RE- MAIN IN OUR COMMUNITY, PUPILS AND TEACHERS: WE SAY THAT IT IS NICE TO KNOW YOU SO WELL, AND MAY OUR PRESENT CONGENIAL RE- LATIONS CONTINUE AS TIME MARCHES ON! ik' CENTBALIIATCIIEE CIVITAN CLUB 49 Compliment Of CALLAWAY MILLS - SG' LA GRANGE GEORGIA Compliments .Of fl? CENTBALIIATCHEE P. T. 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