Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1932 volume:

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A., Wofford College Superintendent of Schools Griflin, Georgia J. HENRY WEST, A. B., M. A. Principal of High School Grifiin, Georgia Nina' FACULTY COVINGTON MCMILLAN, B. S., Clemson College Physical Director--Mathematics LENA M. STAMM, A. B., Berea College Head of Commercial Department T. W. ROSS, B. S., The Citadel Commandant R. O. T. C. ANNE HILL DREWRY, Shorter College Biology--History T. G. DULIN, A. B., Presbyterian College Head of Science Department Chemistry-Physics CAROLINE EAKES, A. B., Wesleyan College Head of Department of Modern Languages 1' 77 FACULTY EDWIN D. EUBANKS, B. Ph., M. A., Emory University ALGERNON Spanish-English ANN L. DILLARD, G. S. C. W. Head of Home Economics Department CHARLES KING, Fort McPherson Instructor in Military Tactics D. ALSTON, A. B., M. S., U. of Ga. and Em Head of Mathematics Department ETHEL A. ADAMS, B. S., Piedmont College Head of English Department Dean of Girls MAUD CUMMING, G. S. C. W. 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'W 1 h. '. I ' --J .' .r v. f ., 1 ,. - wc ,V 4 , Senior Class Sixteen SENIOR CLASS MARY NELSON BROWN ...,,,.A ,,YAA..,,,,,.,...... P resident MARTHALYN LYNCH .....,. ,....,,,, V ice-President MAUDE PURDY .,....,,,......,....A.. ,.....A.,,.,. S ecretary HAROLD MCKNEELY ,,A,,...,,,,...... Treasurer Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Sweet Pea Motto: Not on the heights, but climbing. HERBERT ALLEN MOSKOVITZ Class Mascot Scwr1t1'f'11 Iiighlccn BILLY AUSTIN D. L. S.: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Alternate Captain. Basketball, 4: Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain, Tennis Club, 2, 3: President, Tennis Club, 2: Secretary, Junior Class: G Club, 2, 3, 4: Hi Y Club: Dra- matic Club, 3. IXIARGARET BELL D. L. S.: Senior Play: Glee Club, 4. SARA BOWDEN A. L. S.: French Club, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club, 4: Photo Editor, Spotlight: Senior Play. MARY NELSON BROWN A. I.. S.: Vice-President, 1: Sponsor Plattoon, 2: Battalion, 3: Staff, 4: Football Sponsor, 3, 4: Basketball, 3. 4: President, Senior Class: G Club, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary Athenian Society, 4: Senior Play. WILLIE CHILDERS A. L, S.: Home Economics Club, 4: Glee Club: 4: Senior Play. EUGENE COMBS A. L. S.: Glee Club, 4: Best Drilled Cadet, 3 French Club, 3, 4. WALTER CONNER A. L. S.: French Club, 3, 4: Football, 4. CORNICLIA COOP ER D. L. S.: Home Economics Club, 2, 1: Secretary Home Economics Club, 2: Honor Roll, 3: Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Secretary D. L. S., 4: Scnior Play, MARTHA COPPEDGE A. L. S.: Home Economics Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3. CLAY B. DANIEL A. L. S.: Gle: Club, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 2, 31 Debating: Club, 3, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Tennis Club, 3, 4: Tennis Team, 3, 4: Sgt. Co. B, 3: First Lieut. Co. B, 4: Battalion Staff, 3, 4: Ride Team. 3, 4: Sect. French Club, 4: Pcrfect Attendance, 3: lnter-school Debater, 4: Senior Play, 4: Art Edi- tor Spotlight, 4: G Club, 4. KATHICRINIE DIGBY A. L. S.: Latin Club, 2: French Club, 3, 4: Home Economics Club, 4: Honor Roll, 1: Senior Play, 4: Home Room President, 1: Home Room Secre- tary, 1: Perfect Attendance, 4. LONIIC DORSICY D. L. S.: Latin Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Glee Club, 4. Nineteen Iuwlty CLAIRE DREWRY A. L. S.: Home Ee. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Senior Play. WARREN ELDER A. L. S.: Sgt. Co, C, 2: Sgt. Drum 8a Bugle Corps, 4: Rifle Team, 3: Corporal Drum 81 Bugle Corps, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Perfect At- tendance, 1: Senior Play. ALTON ELLIS A. L. S.: Honor Student, 1: Dramatic Club, 2: Debaters' Club, 2, 3, 4: G. S. P. A. Representative, 3: Sgt., 4: Business Manager, Spotlight: Vice- President, Athenian Society: Secretary, Debaters' Club, 3, 4: Giaduation Spzaker. FLORENCE EVANS D. L. S.: Home Ee. Club, 1: Latin Club, 2: Span' ish Club, 3: Glee Club, 4: Senior Play. K.-1'l'HI,liliN GLISSON A. L. S.: Entered 1932: Secretary French Club, 4: Debating: Club, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Senior Play: Last Will and Testament: Glee Club, 4. WILSON HARRY A. L. S. : Entered 1932 : Football, 4 : Secretary Athenian Society, 4: G Club, 4: R. 0. T. C. First Lieut., 4: C. M. T. C., 4. GICORGIA HEl I.IN D. L. S.: Home Economic Club, 1. 2, 4: Sec. Home Room, 205: Spanish Club, 3. R ALPH HILL A. L. Senior Play. RUTH HULON A. I.. S.: Home Economic Club, 1: Dramatic Club. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Basketball, 3, 4: Girls' Gle-e Club, 4: Tennis Club, 2, 3: Senior Play. BILL TOM -ION ES A. L. S.: Football, 2, 3, 4: Captain, 4: Basketball, Z, 2, 4: G Club, 2, 3, 4: Most Valuable Member Ln Football, 3: Advertising Mpzr. Spotlight, 4: Vice-President A. L. S., 3: Vice-President Junior Class, 3: Vice-President Soph. Class, 3: Most Pop- ular Boy, 3, 4: Lieut, R. O. T. C., 3: Sabre Club, 3: Hi-Y Club, 2, 3: Glee Club, 1, 2. ROSICB U D CAROLINE JON ES A. L. S.: Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Basketball Team, 2, 3, 4: Spon- sor of Athenians, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 4: Tennis Club, 2, 3: Home Ec. Club, 1, 2: Senior Play, 4: G Club, 2, 3, 4. ICVICLYN LANDERS A. L. S.: Glee Club, 4: French Club, 4. wvrzly-ou: 'ZL'fflIl-V-f'ZL'0 MARCUS LYNCH A. L. S.: French Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: Senior Play: Honor Student, 1, 2, 3, 4: Sfrt. Co. C, 4: Student Council. MARTHALYN LYNCH A. L. S.: Vice-President A. L. S., 4: Associate Ed' itorfin-Chief Spotlight : Student Council, 4: Secretary Student Council, 4: Vice-President Senior Class, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Vice-President French Club, 3: President Home Ee. Club, 4: Secretary French Club, 4: Debating Club, 4: Latin Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Honor Student, 2: Graduation Speaker. GLENN MCCARTY D. L. S.: Entered 1932: Football, 4: Track, 41 Adjutant-General, R. 0. T. C., 4: G Club, 4: Glee Club, 4: Treasurer, French Club, 4. HAROLD MCKNEELY A. L. S.: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain Track, 2: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2: Honor Day, 1. 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Vice-President, G Club. 4: Secretary, Sophomore Class: Treasurer, Junior. Senior Classes: Spanish Club: Athletic Editor. Spotlight. MARVIN MCKNEELY D. L. S.: French Club, 3, 4: President Debating Club, 4: Vice-Pres., Dramatic Club, 4: President, Demosthenian Society, 4: Vice-Pres., Demosthen- ian Society, 4: D. L. S. Debater, 4: Ways and Means Committee: Senior Play: Joke Editor Spot- light: Honor Student, 3: News Committee of Stu- dent Council: Top Sergeant R. 0. T. C. SARA MEHAFFEY A.L.S.: Senior Play: French Club, 4: Glee Club, 4. 'IICSSI li MILAM ll. I.. S.: Glev Club, 4: Senior Play. j I Nl NUTT ll. I.. S,Z Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Manager Football, 3: Secretary D. L. S: Sabre Club, 4: Bat. A. J., R. O. T. C.: Dramatic Club. 2, Il, 4: G Club, 2. 3, 4: Treas. G Club, 4: Tennis Club, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3: Spanish Club, 4: First Sgt., R. O. T. C., 2: Rifle Team, 3: - , w l.u-ut. Co. A, -4. CLARA MAE l'O'l'lilET A. I.. S.: Home Economics Club, 3, 4: Perfect At- ttndanco, l: Glee Club, 4: Treasurer, Home Ee. Club, 4: Senior Play, 4: Home Economics Delef Kate, 4. HICLICN POWELL A. I.. S.: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4: Sponsor, Co. A, R. O. T, C., 3: Sponsor Co. B, R. 0. T. C., 4: Football Sponsor. 4: Honor Day: Scholarship, 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Light Staff, tSoph Issuer, 2: Senior l'luy: Tennis Club, 1, 2: Debating' Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Latin Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Home Room President, 1. 2: Winner Snort Story. 12nd Placer, 3: Graduation Speaker. MOLLI li TOM POW ER ll. L. S.: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain Basketball, -1: Senior Cheer Leader, 4: D. L, S. Pianist, 2, 3. 4: D. L. S. Debater, 3: D. I.. S. Cheer Leader 43 President Dramatic Club, 4: Dramatic Club, 1, 2, ti, 4: Senior Play: G Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Sponsor, 4: Honor Student, 3: Spanish Club, 3: De-haters Cluh, 2, 3: Glee Club, 4: Tennis Club. l, 2: Latin, 2: Athletic Committee Student Gov- vrnmfni, 4. ' jlCSSIC l'RI'l'C'Hli'l l' D. l.. S.: Football, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Capt. Basketball, 4: Alt. Captain, Football, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Demosthenian Debater, 3, 4: Sec- Sabre Club, 3, 4: Lt. Co. A, R. O. T. C. 3: Major el: Rifle Team, 2, 3: Debating Club, 3, 4: Vice- President Debating: Club, 4: Honor Student, 3. Dcmosthenian. Il: President Demosthenian. 4: Twrzily-l Tuwzly-fozlr HARRIS PROTHRO A. L. S.: Perfect Attendance, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Treasurer A. L. S., 4: French Club, 3, 4: Debating' Club, 1, 2: Dramatic Club, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Sgt. Co. C, 4. MAUDE PURDY A. L. S.: Debating: Club, 1, 2, 3: Fall Term Dee bater, 4: Football Sponsor, 4 :Battalion Sponsor, 4: Secretary Senior Class: Vice'Pres. Student Coun- cil: Club Editor, Annual, 4: Senior Play: Honor Student. 2, 3: First Place Recitation, District Meet, 3: Music Contest, 4: Reading Contest, 4. DOUGLAS ROBINSON D. L. S.: Football, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Debating Club, 2, 3: Treasurer, Glee Club, 3: G Club, 3, 4: Perfect Attendance, 2, 3. JAMES RODDY A. L. S.: Football, 1. 2, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: Cap- tain Track, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2, 4: G Club 2, 3, 4: French Club, 2, 4. MARGARET RUCKER D. L. S.: Home Ec, Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres., Home Ec. Club, 4: French Club, 4: Dramatic Club. 3: Perfect Attendance, 3: Honor Student, 2: Foot! hall Sponsor, 3: Sponsor Demosthenian Society, 3: Senior Play. NORMAN SMAHA A. L. S.: French Club, 3, 4: Football, 3, 4: G Club, 4. Ill-lILll' SMAHA A. I.. S.: Ifootlmall, 1. 2. 3. 4: Track. 1. 32 Q Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Ii. 0. 'IH C., 1, 2, 3. 4: Rifle Team. l. BICKLEY SMITH D. L. S.: Entered, 3: Glee Club, 3, 4: lst Silt. Co. C, 4. KARL 'l'l-IAXTON A. L. S.: Glee Club, 2, 4: Senior Who's Who l RANC'lCS VAN D'lCLDlCN A. L. S.: Honor Student, 2: President Home Ee, Club, 2: Vie:-President Home Ec., 2: Sponsor Debate, 2: Vice-President French Club, 4: Treas- urer Athenian Society, 4: Wittiest Girl, 4: Mos! Original Girl, 3: Cutest Girl, 4: Annual Stalf, 4: Senior Play. 4: Bulletin Board Committee, 4: Latin Club, 2: Home Ee. Club. 1, 2. 3, 4: Chair- man Progzram Committee, 4. FH ICN LY W ALIxl'.R A. L. S.: Valedictorian: Austin Loving Cup, 2: II. D. C. Medal, 3: Most Representative Sopho- more: Most Representative Junior: Senior Who's Who : Literary Editor Spotlight, 4: Associate Editor-in-Chief. HiKhlii!ht. 3: Literary Editor Highlight, 3: Editor-in-Chief Sophomore Edition HighliRht : Essayist in District Meet, 3: Ath- enian Literary Society Debater, 2, 3, 4: Inter- Seholastic Debater, 2, 3, 4: Nichols' Essay Prize, 2, 3, 4 : G. H. S. Representative in State Latin Tour- nament, 3: Pianist Boys' Gle: Club, 3: G. S. P. A. Representative, 2, 3: G. S. P. A, Speaker, 3: Honor Day: Scholastic Distinction, 1, 2, 3, 4: Perfect Attendance, 3, 4: All Round Group, 2, 3, 1: Extra-Curricula, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Basketball, 3. 4: G Club, 4: Most Studious Girl, 4: Tennis Doubles Championship, 2: President Debating Club, 4: Vice-President Debating Club, 3: Secre tary Debatinsz Club, 4: First Prize Sport Story, 3: Second Prize Christmas Editorial, 3: Fourth Prize Short Story, 3: Sect.-Treas. Quill and Scroll, 3: Senior Play: Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Debating Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Ten- nis Club, 1, 2, Second Place Quill and Scroll Ready Writers' Contest, 3: Program Committee Athenian Society, 3, 4: News Committee Student Government, 4. IZLEANOR WALKER A. L. S.: Salutaturian Senior Class: Editor-in- Chief Spotlixzht, 4: President Athenian Society, 4: Sponsor Football, 4: Sponsor Co. C, R. O. T. C., 3: Platoon, 2: lnterfSociety Debater, 2, 3: Per- fect Attendance, 1, 2, 3, 4: Distinction Group, 1, 2, 3, 4: Extra-Curricula Group, 2, 3, 4: All-Round Group, 2, 3, 4: Debaters' Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Vice- President Debaters' Club, 3: French Club. 3, 4: Pres. French Club, 4: Representative State Latin Tourney, 1: Placed in State Spelling Contest, 4: Athenian Pianist, 1, 2: Tennis Club, 1, 2: Basket- ball, 3, 4: Placed District Meet Essay, 4: Winner First Editorial, 3: Winner Third Sport Story, 3: Most Popular Girl,4: G.S. P.A. Representative, 2.3: Ways and Means Committee Senior Class, 4: G Club, 4: Associate News Editor, Highlight, 3: As- sociate Editor-in-Chief, Highlinht, 3: Senior Play: Inter-School Debater, 3, 4: Atheltic Editor Soph. Highlight: Latin Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 4: Win- ner llstb Sport Story, 2: Winner I3rdj Editorial, 2: Homeroom President, 1: Homeroom Vice-Presi- xnI:,I2i Quill and Scroll. 3: Winner U. D. C. em u , . wwlly-jive wrnfy-xix FVELYN XVARD D. L. S.: French Club, 3, 4. MILDRED WATSON A. L. S.: Sponsor Co. A, 4: G Club, 4: Who's Who, 3, 4: Ways and Means Committee Senior Class: Winner 2nd Sport Story, 3: G. S. P. A. Representative, 3: Griffin News Reporter, 4: Base ketball, 4: Student Council, 4: Senior Play: Honor Student, 2, 3: Latin Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 2: Debating Club, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 3, 4. NANNIE PEARL WILLIS D. L. S.: Home Ec. Club, 1, 4: French Club, 3. FRANCES WILLIAMS A. L. S.: Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Senior Play: Glee Club, 4: Librarian, 4. RAYMOND DOKE D. L. S.: R. 0. 'l'. C., 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club. 3, 4: Glee Club, 4: Track, 4, l l 4 SCHOOL SEAL Motto: Sound Health, Broad Scholarship Sterling Character. Colors: Gold and Black. 'il' ALM A M A'l'ER I Our strong band can ne'er be broken Formed at Griffin High, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by friendship's tie. CHORUS Liit the chorus, speed it onwardg Loud her praises cry. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Hail to Griflin High! II School life here at best is passing, Gliding swiftly by. Let us pledge in word and deed Our love for Griffin High. Twenty-eight ICIHSS Poem Against the pallid eastern sky, Where sinks the fiery morning star While purple shadows fade and die, There looms a goal that gleams afar. The lark's sweet note begins the tune, Accompanied by the sweet bluebell, Stop not on earth, but climb for aye- The chorus rings from out the dell, Across the lovely morning hush There sounds amidst the golden dawn, Yet echoed back by even the thrush, The charge to march forever on. The lark's sweet note begins the tune, Accompanied by the sweet bluebell, Stop not at allg march on and on- The chorus rings from out the dell. Then march and march forever on, Nor stop nor rest till you have fought To stand, when all the rest have gone, And claim for yours what most you sought- The lark's sweet note begins the tune, Accompanied by the sweet bluebell, You've won your spurs! now rest in peace-- The chorus rings from out the dell. Marvin McKneely Undef Classes JUNIOR CLASS BILL MOORE ,.,A,,.A.A,,.,,AA,,A,,A,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,,AA,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,A,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P resident CHALMERS MCLAUITN ....... .,.,,,A., V ice-President POWELL NIXON ,...,,......,,,,,,,, ,..,., ,,,AA,,,,,,,,,, S e cetary GENETTE VAN D'ELDEN ,.,.....,A. Treasurer Colors: Green and White Flower: Sweet Pea Motto: Work gains everything. To the Junior Class, the Seniors of tomorrow, continuei power to carry on in the future as you have in the past! May you never grow weary in your efforts toward an education. Griffin High would like one year hence to bestow a diploma on each of the seventy of you. Thirty SOPHOMORE CLASS EWELL ATKINSON ....,,,. ,,,,,A..A............ P resident WILSON FUTRAL ,AA.,,, ....... V ice-President J. H, BRANNON ............. .....,,.... S ecretary ELSIE HEWELLH ..,,, ,,.,,, T reasurer Colors: Green and White Flower: White Rose Motto: Seize each opportunity. The Class of 1934 has enrolled eighty-nine lively members during 1931-'32-three years before graduation. They have successfully passell the first milestone in their hig-h school career. There could be no better guide to success than their wisely-chosen slogan: Seize each opportunity. Much is hoped of this class in years to come. f'wuwffah-4- .V V, ,L f if 5 J .ff 4. L. 'wi:w+L,,',. .iff-A viii A V 1,1-5.-L.'i',',r'fi yrs f Q' v' 551'-' 4: 7. 'LSA , -'ifiw' ni? iff ff . f., . Q2 Lzfsii-24 ... - 'V ' . t . . ,. Ft, f... J - ' ' K' 1 K- ' 1 w . dw. ,K .vQl.. Vw lkmwj , - , . . . sw . , , T? ?ef gf,.f-.a , e , si.L:x1:r'1 ' .4 Tis 3311- 4 JTQJK, 1 'Jazz' ' rar.. 'Y 11mg W Ea.. 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ACt1V1t1GS omolr tl ll oljut rzmfnx zmpoflrzluc zustztutzonx 44151 L zorgc II mhmglon XXYXYXYXYYYXYIX , 'S r I I 2 m' -Q -. - Q' -. N I I X 2 . I I 9: ' I I ' I . - '1 I I .. Q N x fs-4 'E I ,i ' Q o I , -:c 2 A ' I . 2 M Y a I ' E' -1 I -. : , : ' '. Q . I I H ' I ' Fc- ' - - Q . I I 3 f ' 'Fi I Q x Q I I I '4 A STUDENT COUNCIL Maude Purdy .,........,...... Marthalyn Lynch ....... Edwin Pope ...,.,.........,.. . Miss Ethel Adams.. Mr. A. D. Alston .....,.. CHAIRMAN Edwin Pope ........ .... Frances Prothro ........ Harold McKneely .......... Wilson Futral .A................. Sara Frances Stanley... Marthalyn Lynch ......... Vice-Presidentg Acting Pres. ................................Secretary .........Treasurer . Faculty Advisers COMMITTEE Bulletin Board House and Grounds ....,..Athletic ,.....Lost and Found .......News ..........Assembly The Student Council is a new feature of life at Griffin High. Although the organi- zation has just been perfected and has functioned only in a limited way this first year, it is hoped that in the future it will become a vital part of the school program. Thirty-five LITERARY SOCIETIES ATHENIAN SOCIETY First Semester TILDEN PURDY ,,,,A,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, ,,..,,,.,..,............. P resident MARTHALYN LYNCH ,,,..,...,A,.,..,A....,.....,. A......... V ice-President MARY NELSON BROWN ..,.,A. ................w,............ S ecretary HARRIS PROTHRO ...,..,.,A.,......................., Treasurer Program Theme- Georgia Second Semester ELEANOR WALKER ...............r...........,.,,.....,. A..,.....,.,,.....,,.w,.. P resident ALTON ELLIS .....,.....................,,.,,,.,.,.. ,,.,....,........... X 'ice-President WILSON HARRY .,I,rr,,,,..........,......,,,.,,,,,,....,.....,,... Secretary FRANCES VAN D'ELDEN .........I..,II,,.I..,,. Treasurer Program Theme- Political Parties DEMOSTHENI AN SOCIETY First Semester JESSE PRITCHETT ....,..,..,.II.......,.........,..........., .,.,...I,.....,...... P resident MARVIN MCKNEELY ...........,.....,.............. ......... V ice-President CORNELIA COOPER ...A.......,,...... ......,......,,,.......... S ecretary POWELL NIXON .......,.I,...,...,..............,,.... Treasurer Program Theme- Southern Literature Second Semester MARVIN MCKNEELY .....,.....,....,........,..,.,......... ........................ P resident SARA BELL IIII,,..,..,,,,,..........,. ,...,.,.,,,.,I,I,r ,I,.,.... V i ce-President WAYNE BROWN ,,,,......,.........,....,......I,,,,,I,............ Secretary POWELL NIXON I,..,...............,..Y..,,,II.,,.,.,.. Treasurer Program Theme- Biblical Literature Thirty-six INTER-SOCIETY DEBATES First Semester Jesse Pritchett, D. L. S .,.,..,.......,..... ..,.,............ F irst Aflirmative Speaker Marvin McKneely, D. L. S ........ .,...... S econd Affirmative Speaker Maude Purdy, A. L. S .... ,,..... .,.,........ F i rst Negative Speaker Cheney Walker, A. L. S .............. Second Negative Speaker Subject for Debate-Resolved, That the United States should adopt the British sys- tem of broadcast control. Won by negative speakers -A. L. S.-3 to 0. Second Semester Genette Van D'Elden, A. L. S ........................... First Alfirmative Speaker Edwin Pope, A. L. S ...,..,........ ....,, S econd Affirmative Speaker Sara Bell, D. L. S ................... ...,......... I4 'irst Negative Speaker J. H. Brannon, D. L. S ..,.,...,...... Second Negative Speaker Subject for Debate-Resolved, That the United States should maintain troops on foreign soil for the protection of its citizens and private capital. Won by speakers- . L. S.- Thfirty-.www DEBATING CLUB First Semester Cheney Walker ..,,.,. A.7,................VA....AA.-.-. --,-------'A- ---- P F esident Jesse Pritchett ,.,,,,, rr,,r............., V ice-President Alton Ellls ,,.,,,, ,t,,,, ,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,.r..A. S e cretary-Treasurer Second Semester Marvin McKneely ............ .....7,........., ,......,......., ...........-..-.... P I' 9 Sident Genette Van D,Elden ........ ..............Y.A.. V ice-President Cheney Walker ,,,,,,t,Y,t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,,r.,,,,,,,, Secretary-Treasurer Louise Baxter Sara Bell William Bennett J. H. Brannon Eleanor Brisendine Clay Daniel Genette Van D'Elden Alton Ellis Luther Farmer VVilson Futral John Glisson Kathleen Glisson Annie Scott Gunter Catherine Hatcher Catherine Hopkins Marcus Lynch Marthalyn Lynch Luther Maddox Marvin McKneely Wayne McKneely Margaret Mitchell Ruth Nixon Marjorie O'Steen Lenis Park Josephine Pittman Edwin Pope Helen Powell Jesse Pritchett Frances Prothro Mary Ross Marian Slade Sara Frances Stanley Cheney Walker Eleanor Walker Mildred Watson Catherine Westmoreland James Westmoreland Talrnadge Boyd Elizabeth Robinson Miss Caroline Eakes, Faculty Adviser Th irfy-wig ht Ewell Atkinson Walter Baker J. H, Brannan Jake Berry A. B. Brown, Jr. Wayne Brown Joe Chambers Eugene Combs Walter Conner Clay Daniel Raymond Doke Warren Elder Luther Farmer Wilson Futral Homer Gossett George Hartshorn Arthur Hasty W. A. Hazelrigs Malcolm Hemphill Jimmy Johnson Alyn Jones Charles Jones Paschal Jones Donald Kesler Durward Kesler Gene Landers Jenous Langford GLEE CLUB Charles Lynch Marcus Lynch Tom Lindsey Jack Mackey Glenn McCarty Luther Maddox Wayne McKneely Cooper Mills Robert Mooney Bill Moore Powell Nixon Lamar Nutt Lenis Park Robert Patterson Nat Pendergrass John Polansky Edwin Pope J. B. Poteet James Reed Lamar Reed Douglas Robinson James Roddy Jack Shivers Bickley Smith Karl Thaxton Roy Trippe James Westmoreland Eleanor Avera Margaret Bell Eleanor Brisendine Willie Childers Cornelia Cooper Frances Cowan Evelyn Doke Lonie Dorsey Florence Evans Erline Faulkner Florrie Foster Kathleen Glisson Lorene Grantham Catherine Hopkins Ruth Hulon Rosebud Jones Evelyn Landers Ida Massey Sara Mehaffay Jessie Milam Clara Mae Poteet Hester Poteet Mollie Tom Power Catherine Ricketts Frances Williams Miss Aline Cumming, Director 4 Thzrlx 111711 41 FRENCH CLUB First Semester Eleanor Walker .,,...,,....,. ,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,...,.,,,,,,,, .....,,,,,,,,,...,. P r e sident Josephine Pittman .,,,..... . ,......r,rr. ......,,,...... ...AA.... V i ce-President Marthalyn Lynch ...,.,,.,r,,., ,.A,., .....,.,...,,. Secretary Glenn McCarty .... .,.....,,,,,..,...., .,,........,... ..,..,,,. T r e asurer Second Semester Eleanor Walker .,.........,..,,.,..........,., ..., .....7,...,,...... ......,............ P r e sident Frances Van D'Elden .....7,. . ,...... Vice-President Kathleen Glisson .....,,l Jean Williams .......................,,...,.......,., Ruth Austin Sara Bell William Bennett Sara Bowden Eleanor Brisendine Mary Nell Butler Joe Chambers Reid Childers Lola Colquit Walter Conner Frances Cowan Clay Daniel Katherine Digby John Glisson Members Kathleen Glisson Annie Scott Gunter Frances Helms Ralph Hill Mildred Hudgins Evelyn Landers Marthalyn Lynch Marjorie Mays Glenn McCarty Sara Mehaffey Marvin McKneely Margaret Mitchell Marjorie O'Steen Lenis Park ..........Secretary ....,.,..Treasurer Josephine Pittman James Roddy Margaret Rucker Martha Frances Slaton Thelma Smith Sara Frances Stanley Genette Van D'Elden Frances Van D'Elden Cheney Walker Eleanor Walker Frances Watson Mildred Watson Evelyn Ward Jean Williams Miss Caroline Eakes-Faculty Adviser Fo rl ,vi HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Marthalyn Lynch .,,,.,,. .........,,A... P resident Margaret Rucker ,,,,,A,, ,,.,.... 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In huh I promm mvszlf to I'fI1lIzc Imthozat ullov Ihf s 111 I710XWlP71f0 par lulzng, 111 lhf mzdxl 0 mv fllllw ulzzms th: INHIK17 WILIIPIII1 1 5001 lfuu C :argl I1 IN Im, 011 XXYYYYKYCTKYYCYYYY I iffy-I WHO'S WHO AMONG THE SENIORS MOST lVlar5.1'zu'c-t liuvka-1' Hzmmlal MQKIN-oly llmzlxtlm Elm-amm' Walla-1' Bill Tum .lc Allon Ellis Vlwlwy Wzxllwr K PM in Mary Nclsun lkrown vs l'll'2llll'L'S Yam lYl'llc Flay llzmiol l 1'fl.x' H111 1 SNAPSHOTS Fifty-four SN APSHOTS ,sf 'TW' Fifly-ji SNAPSHOTS y- vi V SNAPSHOTS lfffff HO OR DAY MAY 1711, 1952 Honor Day is celebrated annually at G. H. S., and stands out as a red letter day in the school calendar. Each year the outstanding students in scholarship and various activities at Griifin High are accorded a public expression cf appreciation by the faculty and student body. The teachers select the students whom they consider All-Round. They are deco- rated with a gold ribbon badge. Those pupils who have achieved a specified scholastic average receive the blue badge of scholarship. The perfect attendance group boasts a red ribbon, and a white badge signifies outstanding extra curricular activity. Although the intrinsic value of the short red, white, blue, or gold ribbon is very small, the honor conferred upon the pupil wearing the emblems is, indeed, one to be appreciated. ALL-ROUND PUPILS Cheney Walker Genette Van D'Elden Josephine Pittman Eleanor Walker William Bennett Marjorie 0'Steen SCHOLARSHIP CAverage of B and Abovel Seniors Marcus Lynch Eleanor Walker Cornelia Cooper Alton Ellis Marthalyn Lynch Cheney Walker Sara Bell William Bennett Frances Cowan Virginia Drewry Louise Baxter Luther Farmer Wilson Futral Ralph Hill Maude Purdy Mildred Watson Juniors Margaret Mitchell Marjorie O'Steen Josephine Pittman Edwin Pope Sophomores Bessie Lewis Frances Prothro Genevieve Ragsdale Kathleen Glisson Helen Powell Sara Frances Stanley Genette Van D'E1den Cecille Pryor Frances Watson Roy Trippe George Walker Margie Edwards Julia Grant Mary Ross EXTRA-CURRICULA Debates Genette Van D'Elden Edwin Pope J. H. Brannan Jesse Pritchett Marvin McKneely Maude Purdy Sara Bell Clay Daniel Cheney Walker Eleanor Walkker William Bennett U. D. C. Medal Eleanor Walker Fifty-eight Best Drilled Cadet ......... Neatest Officer ............ Neatest Cadet ............. Expert Rifleman ..,...... Sharpshooter ........... R. 0. T. C. Athletics Most Valuable Football Player .......,,......................,..... Most Valuable Basketball Player fBoyJ ...............,.. Most Valuable Basketball Player QGir1J ........ Most All-Round Athlete ................................. First Place in District Meet .,...Durwood Kesler Powell Nixon Pope B. Poteet Malcolm Hemphill .......Harold McKneely ............Billy Austin ........Rosebud Jones Harold McKneely Harold McKneely James Sampson Cheney Walker Eleanor Walker Best Editorial Writer.. Best Poet ............................v, Best Sport Story Writer ....... Best Short Story Writer ........ Edwin Pope Louise Baxter Harold Glow Frank Gossett Catherine Hopkins Bessie Lewis Thomas Hammond Malcolm Hemphill PUBLICATIONS Work in Local Newspaper Mildred Watson Work in School Annual Alton Ellis Bill Tom Jones Perfect Attendance Malcolm Hemphill Mary Smaha Frances Prothro Katherine Digby Warren Elder Marvin McKneely Cheney Walker Eleanor Walker Sara Bowden Harold McKneely ........Cheney Walker .......Marvin McKneely ,.,......William Bennett ..........Marcus Lynch Harris Protho Sara Bell Virginia Drewry Eleanor Brisendine Lola Colquitt Mary Nell Butler Louie Brown Fiftv nine Creative Endeavor Contests No one project in English class at Griflin High arouses greater interest or reaps greater benefit to the pupils than do the contests in creative writing that are held each year. The one-act play was of necessity, omitted this year. Small cash prizes are offered for the best three in each type. Sixty REULTS OF THE 1931-32 CONTEST Short Story First Prize ....,.. ............................. Second Prize ........ Third Prize ...,...... Fourth Place ......... Fifth Place .... ........Marcus Lynch ...,.,...Talmadge Boyd ,...,....Harold McKneely ...,.....VVillard Hunnicutt .,.,..,.Douglas Robinson Poetry First Prize .,,,.., ...,,,,...... ........ li I arvin McKneely Second Place .....,, ........ M arvin McKneely Third Place .....,,.,..,.......,.,,.,,.,, .,...... M arvin McKneely Second Prize 14th Placej ........ ........ D ouglas Robinson Third Prize 15th Placej ...,.,,......... .......... ....... E l izabeth Bethune Sport Story First Prize .....,. ...........,. ............. ....... W i l liam Bennett Second Prize ,....,.. ........................... S ara Bell 'Ihird Prize .....,.... Genette Van D'Elden Fourth Place ....... ..,,........ T almadge Boyd Fifth Place ....... ......, ...... ........, E 1 e anor Walker Essay First Prize ....... ....,........ ......... C h eney Walker Second Prize ........ ......... E leanor Walker Third Place ........, .. ...... Cheney Walker Fourth Place ......................, ......... C heney Walker Third Prize 15th Placej .....,. .......,. M arthalyn Lynch Sixth Place ......................,... .,..,... . Helen Powell 64 7 77 Griffin I-Iigh Who s Who Most Popular Girl... .... .... . .. Most Popular Boy ..... Prettiest Girl ....... Best-looking Boy .... . . Cutest Girl ...... Cutest Boy ........ Best Natured Girl. . . . . Best Natured Boy .... Neatest Girl ....... Best-groomed Boy .... Biggest Flirt ....... Biggest Bull-shooter .... Worst Boy-struck .... Biggest Ladies'-Man ..... Most Courteous Boy ..... Most Studious Girl .... Most Studious Boy .... Most Intelligent Girl .... Most Intelligent Boy ...... Best Sportsmanship-Girl ..... . . Best Sportsmanship-Boy. . . Most Athletic Girl ..... Most Athletic Boy. . . Best All-Round Girl. . . . . Best All-Round Boy .......... Most Representative Sophomore .... Most Representative Junior .... .... Most Representative Senior .... . . . .Eleanor Walker . . . .Bill Tom jones . . . .Margaret Rucker .. . . ...Powell Nixon Frances Van D'Elden . . . . . .Harris Prothro .Mary Nelson Brown . . . .James Sampson . . .Margaret Mitchell . . . .Powell Nixon . . .Mildred Watson . . .Jesse Pritchett . . . .Louise Baxter . . . .Jenous Langford . . .Marvin McKneely . . . .Cheney Walker . . . . . .Alton Ellis . . . .Eleanor Walker .........Alton Ellis .Mary Nelson Brown . . . . .Bill Tom jones ..Mollie Tom Power . . .Harold McKneely .Mary Nelson Brown . . . .Bill Tom Jones . . . . .Frances Prothro Genette Van D'Elden . . . . .Eleanor Walker Sixty-o ne FOIJIH1 District Meet Griffin High became the champion high school of the district this year, winning the Hoke Smith high-point cup with a total of 36 points. In the literary meet Griflin placed third making a total of 8 pointsg and in the athletic meet she made 28 points, captur ing second place. Music Recitation Declamation Boy's Essay Girl's Essay Cooking Debate 100-yd. dash 220-yd. dash 440-yd. dash Shot Put Discus Hurdles High Jump Pole Vault Broad Jump Half-Mile Relay Szxtv two LITERARY EVENTS Representatives Maude Purdy Third Place Maude Purdy Second Place Walter Baker Second Place Marvin McKneely ................ Eleanor Walker Third Place Catherine Hatcher ................ Cheney Walker, William Bennett Clay Daniel, Eleanor Walker ATHLETIC EVENTS Representatives Harold McKneely Harold McKneely James Sampson Jesse Pritchett James Sampson James Roddy Malcolm Hemphill Malcolm Hemphill Jesse Pritchett Pritchett, James Sampson, Roddy and McKneely First Place First Place Second Place Third Place First Place First Place Second Place Third Place Second Place 1931-1932 SCHOOL CALENDAR September 7-Well, we go back to the old daily grind today. Our new superin- tendent, Mr. Wannamaker, was initiated in chapel. September 18-Grifiin Hi starts off a successful football season under Cap'n Jones. October 23-Homecoming Day at G. H. S. Thomaston meets her Waterloo. Every- body excited. Hallowe'en Carnival at the Athletic Court with eats . . . and everything. Dance at Sissy's. October 31-G. H. S. motors up to Gainesville and brings home the bacon. A jolly time was had by all, including the girls. November 6-What a football game! Grifiin beats Marist again, 20-0. d November 25-Thanksgiving holidays. What a relief! The old town is just about eserted. December 1-An addition to our fair city arrived today. The two new ministers' children, Hunnicutt and Glisson, enter G. H. S. December 4-The Furman Harmony Hurricane crashes Griflin. Lucky day for the unlucky girls. December 10-Four lady football supporters give football squad a banquet. Glenn was sick next day. December 18-Rah! Rah! Two short weeks for Christmas holidays. White Christ- mas in chapel. Miss Morgan leaves us to be married. December 20-Professor Algernon Alston plunges into the sea of matrimony. January 4-School begins again with a boom, mostly yawns and heavy sighs. Mr. Eubanks arrives. January - Students draw up constitution for the first Student Body Association at G. H. S. January 19-All students, especially seniors, burn the midnight oilg for do not exams begin tomorrow? February 16-Athenians win fall-term debate. A February 22.-24-Girls motor to the City of Zebulon to participate in the basket- ball tournament. February 26-Washington bi-centennial celebrated in a big way with wigs and all. Ask Maude and Kathleen how they celebrated it! March 1-Mr. Webb rescued from the Athletic Court. Mr. West says it must have been seen to be appreciated fully. March 5-Coach dashes into a light-post up-town. February 17-19-Grifiin entertains Fourth District basketball tourney. Lots of fun. April 1-The town is over-run with kids in checkered dresses, overalls, and multi-colored hair ribbons on vehicles of every description. Mac especially enjoyed the peanut-butter sandwiches at the A. Kr P. April 5-Cornelia Cooper arrives after dinner on time! 'Ray for Cornie! April 12-Senior play, The Love Bug. April 15-Long-hoped-for holiday. Teachers' Convention in Macon. Everybody wants to know if Coach attended another banquet for vocational teachers. April 18-Many play hooky and get cut in subjects. April 19--Clear Teeth holiday. And Circus Day, too. April 22-District Meet at Spalding High. Grifiin Hi wins beautiful Hoke Smith high-point trophy. April 25-Cheney is valedictorian for Class of '32, April 26--All the Griffin Hi girls have the privilege of marching in the Memorial Day parade. Everybody has a good time eating hunkys. Eleanor Walker wins U. D. C. medal for best essay on .Iohn B. Gordon. April 28--Frances Van receives a letter from the Coast Guard. -She fiunked her algebra test today. May 13-- G Club picnic. Nixon and Little Smaha lose their shoes at Walker's Mill. First school dance is decided success. All the members looked kinda sleepy next morn- ing. Wonder why? May 26-Junior-Senior prom-dance. A roarin' good time. Who says the Class of '33 won't be a swell one? Seniors have a last good time together at the banquet before graduation. May 29-Commencement sermon at Baptist Church. There are some really digni- fied seniors today! May 30-Last, but not least-not by a long jump-Graduation Night! Everybody sad-but glad. Farewell, dear ol' Alma Mater, 'till we meet again! Sixty-three Qs qw L ,' I r r '24 If My 4ir2f+4ff1'fiE'f1ZS' tiigyf fyywfys A s A i X-nxx I X X i f Spf? l . . ,fini 'I M agid. , ,ab A .P , at N1 Wm, 'Q ia. Tie?-' Q 555, Sixty-four Found-in the Pritchett family album. The adorable chap has blue eyes and red curls. Ain't he cute? He's only six. Peahead Austin-always to be found where a love game is in progress. Leap year proved to be disastrous for Alton and Katherine at the Junior-Senior prom. Coach--the boy who made good. His good looks, swanky clothes, and that swagger fthat deserves a patentb is the answer to a maiden's prayer-blonde or otherwise. What a man! Sonny Boy Sampson-- In the spring: a young man's fancy lightly turns- Note the rosebud in his hand. 1947-Dr. Harold McKnecly, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Modern Languages -Spanish a Specialty- at North Carolina. E'-3 Auguua - - lllll u ll Nun fl I nl: lim!!! nrlla U Ulm!! llllll: vnu 'I ' ' 'I ll Ill gg :lx l . .f... ' 'r ,I W w 1 P ZIWOI .::5::::P- I I I I :::.l:u-1-:nn :::..i::.... -.!2:.::l.. . f5m:5':Ei:5555' 'YI : I lag- I i': :5f --:5::5 4- c J. 'ESQ Dllllll lllh X 0 a X T Q 2 ss-.,,,p-? S ixt y I, ,, . wuu-Qx - x www x NW w -d 2 1 'Y 5 Q s ... N . . 'N E I I , , N I I A. FC- xi N TI' Q N, e s :: 1.1. -1 ,., 2 . N W Q . S 'E ' N - -5 I I LN :, 3 I I ' V N 1 51- .5. N Q' I I SA. - N :N f. '-I. r- ' , ' 1 FS ' ' '. fi M I I ' V Z 'Tr V ,N .FET 2 ' N fx. - 2 -' Nc .2 - 1 2. H ,, I I . rm :N N .., - I I -I., I ff' x NNN- WN Qu Xu KW l vrvwlw wr 8 mu 5 tm, x......wgmyg3gxqg,qm - www - WXXNXNX E W ww-.-Q Nm -AQ'-ww xg .. x 'N um Atlrxleiucs x 1 x1 H mr l mor 0 1 lf 1111 lr ffzllzd fmmzmrf CIOVAI U 418,111 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXX yAv1'g 111 FOOTBALL SNAPS FOOTBALL TEAM .S'i.x'f'v-11 in Sr'z'f'11ty BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 5 . is Q 5'1'i'1 5 vNj-our FOOTBALL 1951 Coach ............... .....,. C ovington McMillan Captain ....,......,....,,..,,,,, .....,.,.. B ill Tom Jones Alternate Captain ....... .............., J esse Pritchett Manager .....,...., ..... ' 'Chicken McLaurin TILDEN PURDY Center Ram Rod was one of the mainstays of the team, both on offense and defense. By his wonderful playing he has earned his nickname. WILLIAM H. MADDOX Guard Cigar, after a year's absence, returned and made a good man at guard. JAMES SAMPSON Tackle Sonny Boy, a new man at G. H. S., was a clean sport and played the game fast. His tackling made him a star player and won for him a name that G. H. S. honors. WAYNE BROWN End Wayne was noted for his ability to catch passesg thus he was always a threat when in the game. JACK SHIVERS Guard Pal's first year on the squad was a success. This sturdy little guard stopped many plays in the line. JESSE PRITCHETT Tackle Red had a fighting spirit that was not to be overcome. The Gold and Black will lose him through graduation, and his position will be hard to fill. PHILIP SMAHA End Tight, playing his last year on the varsity, was always stopping opposing plays. His hard hitting will be missed greatly next year. BILL JONES Quarter-back Bill was selected captain of the Gold and Black, and well deserved the honor. Although Bill was not flashy, he was a very consistent player, with a spirit that could never be beaten. Seventy-two JENOUS LANGFORD Half-back Jenous displayed marked ability to play football. Because of his splendid record for 1931, he was chosen captain of football team of 1932. GLENN MCCARTY Half-back Although Glenn was a new man at G. H. S., he made a wonderful record and won his fame largely by the splendid blocking he was capable of doing. HAROLD McKNEELY Full-back Mac was the man who could be depended on when yardage was needed to score another victory for G. H. S. He was a star player, carrying the spirit of G. H. S. into every game. Griflin Grillin- FOOTBALL RESULTS -32-Gray-0 19-Fulton-0 Griffin- 7-Newnan-0 Griffin- 7-Decatur-36 Griffin- Griffin- Grillin- Griffin- 0-Russell-7 21-Thomaston-0 6 - Gainesville-0 25-Marist-7 Griffin-21-Commercial-0 Griffin Grillin- Fat 6-Gordon-13 25-Boys Hi. Reserves-6 Center SECOND TEAM -Pat Jones Guard-Henslee Tackle-Hugh McLaurin Guard-Vincent Tackle - Red Gaissert End-Norman Smaha End-Luther Maddox Quarter Back-J im Nutt Left Half-Wison Harry Right Half-George Wightman Full Back-Doug Robinson Full Back-James Roddy SUBSTITUTES Connor Donald Kesler Homer Gossett Lamar Nutt Joe Foster Seventy-three Bogs, Basketball Coach ................ .,.... Captain ............. Manager .....,.. FIRST TEAM Alt. Capt.-B. Austin, Forward J. Polansky, Forward J. Sampson, Center Capt. J. Pritchett, Guard B. Jones, Guard .........Covington McMillan .,,,,,,,.Jesse Pritchett .......Jean Landers SUBSTITUTES Shivers, Guard Langford, Guard Brown, Forward Maddox, Forward Gossett, Forward Smith, Forward PERSONALS Sonnyboy Sampson, our great big Injun, played center and always revived the waning spirits of the team at crucial moments. Bill Jones, guard, was the man with the even temper. One could always depend on ol' Bill to play heads-up basketball. John Polansky, forward, with a little more experience will prove a valuable asset to the team. Get in there and fight, John. Captain Pritchett played guard, and, man, when he stretched those arms out no one could pass! Peahead Austin was our dashing forward. He wasn't satisfied unless that ball rung up two points, and he 'very seldom missed. Jack Shivers, guard, lived up to his rep, He was a slick number. Wayne Brown, forward, played a consistent game. Do 'em some, ol' kid! You can't keep a good man down. Coach Covington McMillan is last, but not least by any means! He deserves lots of credit, and we're proud to have had the honor of knowing him as our pal and coach. More power to you, Coach! A better man could not be found. Seventy-four Girls, Basketball Coach ............,,, ....... M rs. Ben F. McKnight Captain .,.,,.................. . ........ Mollie Tom Power Senior Manager ,..... .............. Eleanor Walker Junior Manager .....,.... .......... M artha Maynard FORWARDS GUARDS Ruth Hulon Jean Williams Rosebud Jones Josephine Pittman Mollie Tom Power Mary Nelson Brown SUBSTITUTES Eleanor Walker Annie Scott Gunter Mildred Watson Cheney Walker Genette Van D'Elden Lola Colquitt PERSONALS Rosebud Jones, the midget forward, played three years for Griffin, and was a star to be proud of. Ruth Hulon, playing at center, was a level-headed, clean sport. Captain Mollie Tom Power played forward four years, and was a dependable player. Sissy Brown, our celebrated guard, allowed very few points to slip by her. Josephine Pittman, guard, always played a good floor game. Jean Williams, guard, will be one of the stars of the coming 1932-'33 season. Eleanor Walker always stuck in there with 'emf' Mildred Watson, guard, proved to be a credit to our team. Coach Amelia McKnight has endeared herself to her girls, and all who know her. Always will she be held in highest esteem and devotion by those who have had the privilege of associating with Miss Amelia. Seventy jive Track Coach ,.,....,A,, ,,,,,,,, C lovington McMillan Captain .......,.., .. ..,, J ames Roddy Manager .......,,Y,,, Y..... ,,............,Y..A.....,,.A...,,.....,,,,.,A. L a mar Reid The Grimn High Track team, coached by Covington McMillan, had a successful year. They had two dual meets during the season, winning from Russell High and losing' by a close margin to Carrollton A. and M. The team showed excellent ability in the district meet, winning four first places. The men who were honored with Hrst places in the district traveled to Athens for the state meet, but were unlucky in placing. Most of the track men are seniors, but there are some good runners coming up to fill their shoes. Personals McKneely was the mainstay of the team. Pritchett was a valuable member of the team. Sampson looked like a Greek athlete on the field. Roddy, as captain, served G. H. S. faithfully. Thurston will fill the fast shoes of McKneely. Hemphill is good and only a Junior. Wightman was a substitute for a fast man. Griffin Men Placing in the District Meet were: 100-yard dash-lst Mclqneely ' ' 'i'' 'i 'i' i ' i ' 220-yard dash--lst - , Shot put-2nd Putchett ' B road Jump-3rd Discus - lst Sampson ' 4 4 0-yard dash-2nd ' High jump-lst Hemphill ....,.,........,.,.,.....,.. ....... McKneely, Pritchett, Sampson, Roddy, Relay-2nd SI Z1l'11f y-six The G Club Bill Toni Jones ,...,, ...,.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,...... l 1 l'0SiCl0l1t Ilarold MeKneely ,,,,,,... .,.....V, V ive-President Jim Nutt ,,..,,.........., .......A . S ecretary Tilden Purdy ..,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,. ,.,, . ...... T r c asurer Members Billy Austin Wayne Brown Mary Nelson Brown Joe Chambers liola Colquit Genette Van U'l'Ilclen Julian Gaissert Annie Scott Gunter Wilson Harry Malcolm Hemphill Joe Henslee Ilutli llulon Bill Tom Jones Rosebud Jones Jenous Langford Martha Maynard William Henry Maddox Luther Maddox Chalmers McLaurin Hugh McLaurin Harold MeKneely Glenn McCarty Powell Nixon .lim Nutt Josephine Pittman Mollie Tom Power Jesse Pritchett Tilden Purdy Douglas Robinson James Sampson Philip Smaha Norman Smaha Eleanor Walker Cheney Walker Mildred Watson George Wigfhtman Jean Williams Coach McMillan-Faculty Adviser Srwizl x gg fi 5 mwxkkww- QQ is muh- my Q- 'vii SUNN- annfuuunswu Q x Q -. wNQlmswmnnu Q AWA uswnvnnuxxxx x uw x x wb X-RN wax-wg:-Km Aclvertlsements nr frtll I hu! 1014 441111101 rarm lull 1 L rf zr ll fuhm Q'- QBNN- x XXXXXXXXXXXXXX X1 'b i 2 5 'N' S 5' - -Q J Q ' K .. Q . I ' N -S N. N. . z fx -5 ., , 3 ., , I I 4 ' Q N . 'u , I I J: .1 Qt 1 Q -1 X - T' . 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If Katherine Digby was not so shy, H d And Helen passed her giggling byg I If Mildred should her flirting quit, I'll bet the boys would haviffda fitg If Marvin Mc no verse wou write, I-I X 7 And Nannie Pearl were not so slightg l If Margaret gucker dyed herfhair, And Bickley mith wasnlt so airy If Molly Tom quit making iove, an And turning her eyes to heaven aboveg If Walter Conner got his French, And could for once desert the mourner's benchg If Karl Thaxton wasn't so bright, The physics lesson would be all rightg If Kay Glisson became a saint, I know what would happen- ALWAYS PULLING FOR The teachers would faint! GH ----l- GRIFFIN HI Golf Golfer's alibi for neglecting his busi- ness: The doctor says I must take my iron every day?-Boston Transcript. tBill Eennett:dA'We have some very fine s ring eans to ay. Catherine Hatcher: How much are PHONE 4 they a string? -Boston Transcript. Compliments of Robert Wheaton Sc Sons CONTRACTORS COAL, LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL PHoNE 34 GRIFFIN, GA. Eighty-two COMPLIMENTS OF Sams Cafe I think that I shall never see A boy as miserable as meg A boy whose begging hands are hooked Against his father's pocket-bookg A boy who sits and dreams all day About something his girl might say. Other boys sometimes enhance A roll of bills within their pants. Upon my brow true love has lain, And robbed me of my paltry brain. They tell me she is quite an omeng For only a millionaire could support a woman. SERVE YOU ---1 Sam, Ah jes seen a alligator eatin' our younges' chile! Umm-uh! Sho' nuff? You know, Ah thought sump'n been gittin' our chillun! -Life. Georgia H, fto one-armed driverjz For goodness' sake, use two hands. Harold Mc.: Can't. Gotta drive with one. Mr. Dulin: Our child has a geat deal of will power. PHONE 547 Mrs. Dulin: Yes, and even more won't power. HULLYHOCK Self - Rising SUPERBA Plain and Self-Rising Finest Patent F lours Happyvale Meal DISTRIBUTED BY GRIFFIN GROCERY COMPANY Eighty-three JOHN V. CHLJNN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, MILLINERY, READY-TO-WEAR SHOES FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN Always Happy to Serve You in OUR STORE AND BEAUTY SHOP CHUNN'S 119 S. HILL STREET GRIFFIN, GEORGIA lf lt's Done With Heat-- Dear teacher, wrote an indignant mother, you must not whack my Tom- my. He is a delicate child and isn't used to it. At home we never hit him except in self-defense. -The Survey. YOU CAN DO IT WITH NATURAL What are the best ten years of a wo- man's life? Between 28 and 30.--Judge. BETTER Go after business sounds like good advice, until you remember where busi- ness has gone.-Publisher's Syndicate. GAS lillllillla lill. 125 WEST SOLOMON STREET Are you folks saving anything? Well not X ctl b t h 't , ea y, u we ave qui spending money we haven't got. -Path- finder, Boss fpointing to cigarette stub on the floorjz Smith, is that yours? Smith: Not at all, sir-you saw it first. -Montreal Star. Phone 665 Mrs. Hunnicut: Is my boy really try- ing ? . Mr. Dullnz Very, ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION and TWO CHARACTER REFERENCES gat...- ,The Draughon School of Commerce Peachtree at Baker Street ATLANTA, GA. Eighty-four I-I. V. KELI. CO. WHOLESALE FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES, FEEDS Coffee Roasters, Flour Blenders, Cold Storage NEWNAN GRIFFIN TIFTON FT. VALLEY Children John G.: Ma, if Kathleen was to swal- low a tadpole, would it give her a voice l'k f '? I e a rog Mrs. Glisso: Heavens, no! It would kill her, most likely. John: Oh no, it wouldn't. It didn't. What did you learn in Sunday School today, dear? The Lord is my chauffeur, I shall not walk-.' -Boston Transcript. Pastor: Good morning, May. I hear God has seen fit to send you two little twin brothers. Little May: Yes, sir, and He knows where the money's coming from, too. I heard daddy say so. -National Farm Journal. Little Meadows West, age three, driv- ing through the country with his father, for the first time saw cat-tails growing along the road. Oh, daddy, he cried, look at the hot-dog garden! -The Kablegram. BUICK Pontiac 6 and V-8 LaSalle, Cadillac General Motors Trucks SALES AND SERVICE .,.. :X xx Xxxsnv-s F. L. Bartholomew GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Telephone 493 STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY HOUSTON, TEXAS FURNISHED INVITATIONS AND CARDS -to- ' GRIFFIN HIGH SCHOOL-SENIOR CLASS OF 1932 We Appreciate Your Patronage E. TRUMAN FLETCHER, Mgr., Branch Ollice, ATLANTA, GA. Eighty-five MACLEMQRES YOUR BEST DRUG STORE PHONE 703 Children Pop fto his bright infantj: What's wrong? Son Q12 years oldlz I had a terrible scene with your wife. Montreal Star. Pardon me, sir, she said as the car passed the vast United States Pension Building, can you tell me what building this is? I shorely can, lady, said Charlie. That's a monument to Southern marksmanshipf'-N. Y. Sun. In his school essay on Parents, John Glisson wrote: t'We get our parents at so late an age that it is impossible to change their habits. -Boston Transcript. Cartoon in College Humor: One little girl to her playmate: So long, Mamie, momma's giving a party and I gotto go home and make precocious remarks. Mistress Cto maidb : Haven't we al- ways treated you like one of the family? Maid: Yes, and I'm not going to stand it any longer. -The Churchman. Compliments of Digby Grocery Co. Native and Western Meats Fancy and Heavy Groceries Grocery Phone - - 718 8z 719 Market Phone - - - 100 JUST AS NEAR YOU AS YOUR PHONE Call Us For Service THAXTONS Buster Brown Shoe Store 109 NORTH HILL STREET GRIFFIN, GA. Eighty-six POMONA PRGDUCTS COMPANY suN5HINE BQAN 'MleNTO5 D GROWERS AND PACKERS OF F RUITS AND VEGETABLES GRIFFIN, GA. Spalding Insurance 69 Reaitg Co., Inc. INSURANCE R35 RISK GENERAL INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS Fire Tornado Life Liability Health Elevator Accident Burglary Automobile Fly' Wheel Surety Bonds PlatelZ1aSS Steam Boiler Water Damage Sprinkler Leakage Compensation Use 8: Occupancy Tourist Floater Professions Isn't it dreadful? The minister's son has decided to become a jockey. He was to have been a minister, you know. Well, he'll bring a lot more people to repentance than he would as a minister. -Wall Street Journel. Mrs. West: I wonder why we can't save money! Mr. West: The neighbors are always doing something we can't afford. Did you ever catch your husband flirt- ingqn Yes, that's the very way I did catch him. -Christian Observer. I can't see what Jenny married that old codger for. Jen doesn't see much of what she mar- ried him for, either. -Boston Transcript. Rents Electric Machinery . script. Rooms 204-5-6 '-'- - Freshwed: My wife likes tea for GRIFFIN BANK BUILDING breakfast, while I like coffee. Phone 413 Oldwedz You'll soon get used to tea. -Pathfinder. CZHTY WHGTJESATLE CQMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS B R A N C H E S : THOMASTON GRIFFIN Eighty-scverz HERFF -JONES CO. Mdl1L1fdCtLlfi118 JEWELERS Sz STATIONERS Supply GRIFFIN HIGH STANDARD RINGS H. S. CANFIELD 303 Mortgage Guarantee Bldg. ATLANTA, GA. Compliments i GRIP F I HIGH Griffin Sporting Goods Co. GRIFFIN, GEORGIA War Father: And there, son, I have told you the story of your daddy and the Great War. Son: Yes, daddy, but what did they need all the other soldiers for? --Mom treal Star. A golf professional, hired by a big de- partment store to give golf lessons, was approached by two women. Do you wish to learn to play golf, madam? he asked one. Oh, no, she said, it's my friend who wants to learn. I learned yesterday. - Montreal Star. I could lend you Hve shillings, but lending money only breaks up friend- ships. Oh, well, we were never very good friends. -Everybody's Weekly. Wheeler's Pharmacy The Store with a Welcome 108 North Hill St., GRIFFIN, GA. Phone 1000 -li WE SELL FOR LESS Prescriptions a Specialty Curb Service a Pleasure Eighty-right Compliments l HOTEL PHARMACY Phone 121 Compliments l Griffin Launclr MASTER DRY CLEANERS PHONE 123 Ambulance Service PHONE 1100 Ziaaisten Jgrnthers Same Name Some writhe and some wriggle, Some wabble or walkg Some jerk and some jiggle, Some solemnly stalkg Some waggle, some waddle, Some haughtily prance- But hobble or toddle Or wiggle or waddle Or wriggle or jiggle, They'call it The Dance. -Lowell Otus Reese. Jim Nutt: Well, Tom, how do you like your new little sister ? Tom: Oh, she's all right, I guess, but there are lots of things we needed worse. Yes, said the professor to his class one balmy spring afternoon, it isn't the heat, it's the stupidity. -Reserve Red Cat. Eighty-nine Griffin i-iigii School 25371 Griffin Cnnrcrin Griffin Hardware Co.,Inc. GRIFFIN, GEORGIA EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE PHONE 91 GIVE VVYNNES' GIFTS THAT LAST They Are Always Appreciated 7 Q Ii L J W I WYNNE5 ui,,ii1E8Eers CLASS RINGS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS MITCHELIJS DRUGS, DRUG SUNDRIES AND EVERYTHING YOU WILL FIND IN A WVELL STOCKED DRUG STORE Prescriptions a Specialty AGENTS FOR NUNNALLY'S 8: WHITMAN'S CANDIES R. M. MITCHELL Your Druggist Folks, said the colored minister, the subject of my sermon this evening' am fLiars.' How many in the congregation has done read the 69th chapter of Mat- thew? Nearly every hand in the audi- ence was raised. 'tDat's right, said his reverence. You is jest the folks I want to preach to. Dere is no 69th chapter of Matthew. -Public Service. He: Unmarried? She: Yes-twice. -American Boy. Has your baby learned to talk yet? My, yes! We're teaching him to keep quiet now. -Emporia Gasette. Two spinster ladies pictured in The Country Gentleman are busy working around their fiowerbeds. Suddenly one looks up and exclaims, Good gracious, Annabelle, the Duchess of York has lice again! -Boston Transcript. Ninety MORROW-POWELL CLOTHING COMPANY MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS PHONE 116 A Better Beauty Parlor for Ladies and Children PHONE 816 This Trade Mark on Every Insurance Policy MEANS SAFETY SEARCY 8: COMPANY D. B. SEARCY -.ML PHONE 675 Wm. E. H. SEARCY III f5m'5 f 'm I KJ D fp cg. ' 120 S. HILL ST. SEE US ron 5E V'CE GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Jfrank 9. Pittman FUNERAL DIRECTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE OFFICE PHONE 822 RESIDENCE PHONE 682 Ninrty-o Miss Maud: Helen, you were a long time coming. Didr1't you hear me call- , , , ww Grzffm Dazry :Q Ice Helen: No, ma'am, not till you called the third time, ma'am. CO. Wife Ito husband sick in bedjz 'KDa1'- ling, I'm just writing to mother-er- how do you spell cemetery, with an S or GRADE' KLAY, DAIRY PRODUCTS a C? -Cartoon from London Bystander Pasteuyized for Safetq reprinted in Life. COMPLIMENTS OF Goode 8: Nichols Furniture Co. PHONE 30 HOUSE FURNISHING 8x RADIOS DRINK - Dunlap 81 Bibb JEWELERS 117 SOUTH HILL STREET Delicious ancl Reireslxingn COMPLIMENTS ! GULF REFINING CO. E. E. MILLICAN, Distributor Ximfly-two NEWTON COAL 81 LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS CONTRACTORS 1 --PHONES--- S KELLEYS STUDIO Tl-IE GRIFFIN DAILY NEWS Your Home Newspapern If nt to know ll the new f G ffin- Y h ld b b b t THE NEWS v . ty-th POPLAR STREET GREENHOUS ES MRS. J. F. WHATLEY, Prop. 616 W. Poplar St. GRIFFIN, GA. Phone 209-J Pieelu Wi8811J . ALL OVER THE WORLD Lady: Have you ever been offered work? Tramp: Only once, madam. Aside from that, I've met with nothing but kindness. -Hudson Star. Red P.: May I kiss you ? Molly P.: Heavens! Another ama- teur! Eleanor: I thought you could keep a secret? Mildred: Well, I kept it for a week. What do you think I am, a cold-storage plant ? So you're the bill collector? Well, just take that pile on the desk. -Ameri- can Boy. ELLIS THE FLORIST FLORAL BASKETS CORSAGES PHONE 380 NEW ea MODERN RESTAURANT MEALS AT ALL HOURS Special Dinner on Sunclag for 50C Willis Rksldllfdlll Ninety-four THE Griffin Banking Company Commercial 8: Savings Bank CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR BUSINESS Jim: Hello, Red, lend me a nickel, will you? I want to call up a friend. Red: Here's a dime. Call up all your friends. -Variety. Boss fto applicant for jobjz No! I haven't enough work to keep my own men busy! Aw, take me on, boss. I won't work hard. -Cartoon in Life. THE TEXAS co. HGMER LEACH THE SERVICE SHOP E. L. POPE, Agent ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS FRIGIDAIRE DEALERS Ni 11 vt y-jiw' ':ix354'?f'H4' L YQ 'WQYQI-YIK ws? 4f55'Wf?' Tn- 35 - 'ZILIlI.11L2TDCiTi1:g'5:fm-M t 1::::1ipiLfQ'.... 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