Cordele High School - Cordeleer Yearbook (Cordele, GA)

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Za ' ' - 1.s,,tQ,T ' we-r First row, left to right: Douglas, Bowling, Pearce, Bundrick, Peale, Turner, Fite, Harper, Second row: Hamilton, Allen, Gilliam, Dorman, Little, Jones, Schofill, Theus, Williams, Fenn, Ray, Dowell, Third row: Little, Hardin, Arrington, Wood, Hines, Leddin, Fourth row: Raines, Brown, Phillips, Roobin, Hun- ter, Zeesman, Ellis, Stewart, Grigor, Gettys, Hicks, Fifth row: Powell, Smith, Gleaton, Mishoe, Fitz- gerald, Powers, Hitchcock, Wilson, Sixth row: Pearson, Raines, Marsh, Bramlet, Wright, Ward, Auch- moody, Murphey, Cox, Seventh row: Brown, Slocumb, Rogers, Purvis, Coffee, Gilbert, Eighth row: Tim mons, Rowland, Hall, Durham, Lawson, Hunt, Moody, 1:06 J' 421 fvatok

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E li -1' Q' me Y If V, First row, left to right: Gleaton, Thornton, Slade, Penn, Norton, Hartin, Second row: Hitchcock, Mus- selwhite, Turner, Waldrip, Harper, Jackson, Jordan. Third row: Palmour, Pearson, Stewart, Hall, Doug- las, Murphy, Jordan. Fourth row: Whelchel, Suddath, Mitchell, Marsh, Hall, Greer. vlxwwwx VON ELLO SQOQS X Qi 5. L Ky, 5 X f 5 , v S Hmmm! The Beta Club is an achievement service organization for students of senior high schools Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, ser- vice, and leadership.