Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1936 volume:

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With this thought in mind, we, the Staff, present the nineteenth volume of the Spotlight, hoping that we have accomplished this purpose. , '--'-r - , . 1 ,E X, ,,, , .. .H V N. , V W.. SEI ' 327.2 S23 1325 2551 , JZ. V -H3 ni! 3 lf.. H-L fw- , V V 4 , . . 'Q vm um mu H... gm 1 .::. 13: 33 L, mn: mg gg: ffl! 1:22 J!!! M 222' -H , V -..Z Zu. - una L... . -N -K.. Dedication In sincere appreciation of a man who showed a deep interest in our schoolsg who assisted many boys and girls in their struggle to gain an ed- ucation g who gave unstintingly of his time and talent to the less fortunateg who was intensely interested in the development of youth, we dedicate the 1936 Spotlight to, and in loving memory of, the late DR. WILLIAM H. AUSTIN V Q . .wg . I ...I ,I ,ff I ..,. , .... iii! '2 CSI! . J - -J ,f 'f ,f V. - nu V- new Five ' Zifi 'wi f ' 4, 'xm fiivmer 'Nm . . ' . I--W.. S ix ,W Ii .Hi ,. 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PRICE EVANDER SHAPARD 35245511522 QmEi44i' i-wgife EGQLHQEWESQE J. L. FORTNEY A. B., Mercer University Business Education, Sue Bennett Memorial College Graduate Student, George Peabody College, University of Georgia Superintendent of Schools, Griffin, Georgia WILLIAM T. KING A. B., Mercer University M. A., University of Georgia Principal of Grifiin High School, Griffin, Georgia Seventeen E H E E .HL Faculty CAROLINE EAKES A. B., Wesleyan College Head of Modern Language Department T. G. DULIN A. B., Presbyterian College Head of Science Department ANN L. DILLARD B. S., University of Georgia Head of Home Economics Department NORA ETHEL ENGLISH B. S., G. S. C. W. Head of Commercial Department H. H. WEBB B. S., Auburn Head of Mathematics Department MAUDE CUMMING G. S. C. W. Head of History Department C ' ' G W ' W 2233 . 332 . ha 1-. , :lux ans nu E' M E M Am mme wt nu l nn: ...W nn . an ' ' ' ill! ' 'Ili ill! Ili! ' Dil ' xlli vit. 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M if Freshman Class J' BERKELEY CHENEY President OTIS WE AVE R , , Vice-President FRANCES PATTERSON Secretary RALPH CONNELL Treasurer Colors: Pink and Orchid Flowers: Sweet Pea Motto: Aim high and believe yourself capable of great things. Twenty Vfgfj 1'--Mfifllivvl l'jalEu'if,Qfi Vu I I 1 I I nu I A - - fum 1' ' sn mn ' ' un ' was um mu an 55: ' gggg AW' 6 7 ,K ,ff TJ 255 :gg 1 1313 9... im. :nn mn sun , um R am W ln: nu.. an un A V V C V , as Q ,,,, ,., '59 size N1 I 2 ' I M 232 SSW. , to 5 'R an ax. Sophomore Class .al GEORGE MANN President ROBIN GUNTER Vice-President HAROLD HADDEN Secretary HENRY POWERS Treasurer Colors: Blue and White Flower: Iris Motto: To the stars through difficulties T'LU!71Z.1f,f-01115 QUFFIN HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER 9 0237 ' 'N-1 ff'-I ff W f Q' l vu ' .um - V ' -an man ' -'--H - nv nu --M 0... ,f , v 1 mm l nm vm. mm :nn mn u mn. V nn un . 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'IZ 'GCI 225 1135 HH 'Ui HSI wal 5 rv--I H H 'M' U ' ' if-if 9 1532 1551 5221 ffl' R23 1: gm .nu man um -. sun -M -W ,W an I , , 59 g. E .g. C.-. ..-. 43 L - in ka EMILY WILLIAMS BECK NEWTON BELL WILMA COATES DURWOOD CONNELL RICHARD COX X is in Twenty- five nun nu um nu ' nu un , nn nu .f an run w :Ti e LLLLR L L , L L V 3 waive? R2 Twenty-six .N QEQ4 4 ' was M R -ff SMITH COURTNEY DOROTHY DIGBY WILLIAM ODES ECHOLS JOHN FAULKNER WALTER FORBES .- 1 -' 1 f ,- up 4-. - y 173. ,ZZ 72312 533 153 ii!! .33 V 332 - nil 5, wi- 'H' . M A Rd Mt nz: f ass: :azz ms uk azz: ED' ui: :::: ZZ!! E!!! Z!!! S525 '-' 'EE .... .-.. .W vu- .... .... ... JAMES GIBSON HERMAN HAMBRICK MARILOU HARDEE MAURICE HARRIS NELL HENDERSON -. ., , .fevgf-1 X 53? ENV' T we-nty-seven - mm nu. un nn su.. .sn , nn nu .ff -' mu :un 5,3 I , V.,,, ,W gg .... 1 x.,L 1zE 22 ,- IK!! .ae v vas: ' , Wax Esvvlwlk mn-14 . req' .-:-av. Sh! Twenty-eight E nu.. 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Sw mn, .Ji w s ,ff .M DICK MITCHELL VIRGINIA MITCHELL I J. CHALMERS NOULIS JIM OWEN OLETTA PATTERSON X 'K ...., :.,, T hirty-one ,.,- - uw Mm , up ...I .V , . H.. as A ,.... V ,A un -- nu ,f J - . I .ms an ,Q W A f'::f '2-,az , V,., . :,. Thirty-two H... ., - ., . - Zi! Q 5 X ll , ,W ...N ..: nu ' - , ,mf ,un pn . ,un . - an -' ,nz .we ...H , - ,... V mn ,nu y ,Qu ' nw nn - KQV! Kill' fi!! gzlr- gvlld -qu ,na V ,qu vnu- -nf an Q ,nn .wx mu qu .-W ,- , ml - mu um M... an , ,. msg - mf V mln ...N g Q,' ' .lm . .,.-- .mn Ln K , GRACE POPE BEATRICE POTEET BET'1rY SEAGRAVES NELLIE SIKES , .1 A, . V. 1. ., ,, .,., ,. .-,ff -u fue -- fu- ,- ,011 t va' ew V 9- -M f' ' .eu :Uv t- nn H . - .-1-. -Us 1 ,, -an 4.1m , f-rf su , , ' use : Hu X un nn v nu s wsu' f ' C 1, ' -'Q . . .... .1 . H 1,-Q., M., nm. mm n - u u X 'Y b IL ' ffl. ' J... , - - ' mu ' ' M.. V .lu :ma f ' ...L JACK SMITH FRANCES TARPLEY ARTHUR THOMASON KATHRYN TURNER SARA TWIGGS JOHN WALLACE Thirty-three 53:1 1-I U . un um fu 5 41- un ,f -1 .mn ...- 1 nm ww- my my .. H., S , -x M, Iggy Q? W V EP? Q Q T hirty- four 413 3.12159 32:2 an wx mm mu aan :nu nu ' ' was WW' un f H an ---- nu x w 1 rn ma mu ann lun un an ann X nz: 5 wu- .,, . 1 . ' ' ISE ' Ali! 5253 5 1525 E Elf' 'LS LKJ '2 ' gy 52. LJ. US ' 'W' . .M -.. . mf ml , , 3.2! 4, 545 ..-, .W W M ROBERT L. WEIMER CAROLYN WHIRLOW CLIFFORD J. WILLIAMS EVELYN WILLIAMS GEORGE WILLIS CAROLYN WOODALL :V sul fm: V- - nu ' ' - nu uni - run, - fx: it 7, ' , . - U 1 H . use . sa-sv W af EQ fi 1 gg in :::: ,ser E :::: ..:. 3 :zzz V --if un -un an-11 use nu f un ' mea ,, if e ma . -Q. nw un , ,. --M ---a V we ,A it IQ W An Appreciation J' The entire school learned with regret that Miss Maud Cumming had decided to retire from active teaching with the close of the present school year, Miss Maud has served the school long and faithfully. She has become a part of its life and has made for herself an important place in the hearts of her pupils. Words can never express our appreciation of her interest and service, and of the high standards which she has maintained for her students. Although she will not be at Griffin High next year, her iniiuence will continue to be felt both by those who are still here and by those who have gone out into the world as graduates of the school. Miss Maud, the Senior Class and the staii' of The Spotlight hope that you will carry with you pleasant memories of school life and will continue to feel, as we do, that you are still a part of Grifiin High. www Thirty-five fm un num runs .N nu L Nm. .MN MQ! 5 su. mm um wx- -. H- mu 4 'f .un nm in un-n nu um 9. W 2?W?ZQ 2325 gr nu HMB QHQQQQMEQ mn ina v-an ' - ' un an nu lr? u u uns mn un nu i : 2 la as vu, :,::: :zzz , .zzz pg zzz: ..:. ,gd .... W W .. 202 au uw. Thirty-six E255 vu , .L, H951-1f'll M I 2 'LI 23- I WI SCHOOL OF THE AIR J' On March 23, representatives from Griffin High School presented the following program over station WSB in Atlanta: Alma Mater Mighty Lak a Rose-Choruses Reading: Just David-Catherine Combs Chopin's Waltz in E Minor-Nellie Sikes Sweet and Low-Emily Jones Declamation: Possibilities-Franklin Smith Mister Moon-Choruses Thirty--eight DEBATING CLUB Q' . The Debating Club was formed to help and encourage debating in the school. It has weekly meetings every Thursday under the direction of Mr. Webb. Members are elected to thc club and must take part in at least two club debates during the year. This club not only teaches one to debate but helps in public speaking as well. OFFICERS First Semester President ............. ........................................ K athryn Turner Vice-President ....... ,,,,,,A N ewton Bell Secretary ......... Madeline Blackwelder Treasurer Second Semester President ,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,4,,,.,,,,,i..... N ewton Bell Vice-President .....,. ...,.. M ary Griffin Secfetafy- l ,,,,,,, ,...,. M attie Curry Treasurer T hirty-nine Es ,vw , - ff- .. 'Wm ..-me L -4 'I ' '- 2 Z '?' I ':',:.:I :WH zsffwfkw . Im T925 sv' Mi' I .:::::, :zap - ..::. I .AB vez: ' . .. fI:,: H, ..W:..:s zwiwkzgmz I A 53,5 -,. :ease ess: are: f - zzz: . r.. r.-, E5 I .f -fm.-n-r - Jn in' Li .5 I 2 DEMOSTHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY .ai President WALTER FORBES Vice-President VESTA WALLACE Secretary-Treasurer ROGER LANGLEY Debaters KATHRYN TURNER MARTHA MOONEY Advisers MISS ENGLISH MR. DULIN Forty A A A ,M A, ,, A ,, A.,,, ,A A ..., .... 1 .... .... ,... A A A , zz: . W Is.: xt.. .W , ..,. . -.-H 3, I M- W :ses A ff All ras: ' :':: :::: 3:21 I 222: 322 ISS! -':: I 2222 sis: me :sas exe: 4.,. .:.. .... N. A.- .-., A .... g., wwf.. was ATHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY .8 President GRACE POPE Vice-President FRANKLIN SMITH Secretary-Treasurer JAMES HINES Debaters EMILY BECK JAMES GIBSON Advisers MISS EAKES MR. KING F orty-one , gs: ...Q ,fm ,, f Q2 nag mm' Taz- v 'W' , 2-:un - un :Qi 'W ' un H x an ,ax-5 V, 1 I fm f' as miss H21 Q I-ff' M fm as fm an f A222 iw Hsf H55 122- lm' - 553 I :fx , .ajlgj 1, I S32 ...- . 5222 1515! an-4: :af :id an , 222 A L P H A LITERARY SOCIETY I .av President BARBARA POTEET Vice-President AUSTIN FORTNEY Secretary-Treasurer ANN SHAPARD Cheer Leader MARTHA HATCHER Pianist HENRIETTA CONNOR Adviser MISS EVELYN ANDERSON F arty-two .. , V . V- --VW ,. ,, Vg r V- u 1 4 I -- nu A un, - Vu. S. ', NW 'f JW, '- 2112 - . I Z .V 3715 ' 1312 F221 - 2223 - . un -un Vw- V fv- A A - V ' S I V .. sa: I as-f ' :ua :::: vs: sz: :::: ., ,A,. . - 212 if! ,L 22251 LE . .... -.. fm wg. , J... ,N ...S- um .fu usmfwmm mm B E T A LITERARY SOCIETY J' President ALEENE MILLS Vice-President ARMISTEAD BOARDMAN Secretary-Treasurer FRANCES PATTERSON Cheer Leader DORIS LAND Pianist JOSEPHINE BROWN Adviser MISS KATHRYN SELLERS I F arty-three fun nm f X W f, if k H iraq ' V ' wsu - nu-nw W In-an una ' 'W' mu v-an ' :mx Y wax ' an mu E'-g,:,g ,,,. Q Z a V 413221122555 un: if gags: My :sm :an me: an :su W f zzzzug saga :asa ,M zzz: gy mf. V- .ut ff 552 22 SJ! QQ!!! S!!! 2232 'U ' 222 22? 333 522 I-II Y CLUB J The Griiiin Hi Y Club was reorganized last fall under the leadership of Mr. W. T. King. Its aim is to create, maintain and extend throughout the community high stand- ards of Christian character. Only those who are truly interested in advancing this aim are elected to membership. The Hi Y Clubs are allied with the Y. M. C. A. which serves a. similar purpose among older men. The oHicers of the club are as follows: Jim Owen-President Phillip Scales-Vice-President Franklin Smith-Secretary Linton Hopkins-Treasurer F arty- four v --an Y 3-.H f --. -'- can 'Y 1-an .qi m ' pf- nun -- e ,if 4 . f ri is at sais ff? m i5Ef'h.H1E5Si 122222422245 W an HH ffif 1. A ' is we 5525 .... .... 22:2 ess: -V .Je ...Q nz: :ss :zzz ,. :zu an , 22: 4 Q K :gg :gg -' THE TRI-HI-Y CLUB Q2 Another club formed just this year is the Tri-Hi-Y Club. This is a girls' organiza- tion, which is a companion club to the boys? Hi-Y. Several years ago a Hi-Y club was organized but was eventually dropped. It has been reorganized, together with the girls' Tri-Hi-Y, through the efforts of Mr. J. L. Fortney, Superintendent of Grif'Hn Public Schools. Weekly meetings are held under the direction of Miss Nora Ethel English and Miss Evelyn Anderson. The officers of the club are as follows: President-Martha Mooney Vice-President-Lucile Haynes Secretary-Beatrice Poteet Treasurer-Carolyn Woodall Advisers-Miss Nora Ethel English Miss Evelyn Anderson Mrs. J. B. Turner F orty-five S 35 fd. ns was wma u . as 1 w-41. ara use ng: A nu 1 up mn- nu nu un S533 li 324559 Q.SQE2-.EQ3EQ. EHQEw Ei24?E.W,E THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE .29 The Ways and Means Committee is one of the most important at Griffin High. Through its efforts, money is provided for senior activities and especially for the publication of the Spotlight This year with the help of our class mothers, Mrs. W. B. Forbes and Mrs. L. J. Turner, we have had a very successful season. The class of '36 ran a Weiner stand at Lightfoot Park during' the football season and at the Athletic Court during the basketball season, sold candy during activity period, and sponsored the senior play to make money for the needs of the class. Members of the class serving on the committee were: Betty Rucker, chairman Beatrice Poteet Grace Pope, vice-chairman Virginia Mitchell Carolyn Woodall Kathryn Turner Newton Bell Emily Beck Durwood Connell Robert Massey Carroll Jones Fort y-six gsliaazaa acsaile- aaaaaliamccalag 'l l' 933 li ff' ml- af- BOYS' AND GIRLS' CHORUSES The Girls' and Boys' choruses were formed this year to replace the Glee Clubs They have weekly meetings under the direction of Miss Mary Cloud, director of music in the Griflin Public Schools. They sing over the radio, sponsor musical programs, and assist in the musical portion of other chapel programs. The members are: Beatrice Poteet Barbara Poteet Vesta Wallace Eugenia Hopkins Jessie HeHin Catherine Combs Carolyn Woodall Mary Griffin J. P. Jennings Hugh Hill James Hines Norman Lewis Albert Holt Franklin Smith Phillip Scales Robin Gunter F orty-seven Lil 'Ll 5.3313 leaieiagem aeml w l g el la iw mg LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le cercle francais se reunit deux fois par mois, les jeudis alternatifs, avec la directrice, Mlle. Caroline Eakes, rnaitresse de francais. Pour en etre un membre on do.t avoir un chiffre moyen de C ou de plus. C'est le but du cercle d'apprendre bien des choses interessantes de la France- l'histoire, les costumes, les industries, les fetes, les endroits pittoresques-quelquechose qui est impossible a faire dans la classe. Les membres ecrivent des lettres aux etudiants francais, ils lisent des journaux francais, et ils clnantent beaucoup de chansons. Pendant cette annee le cercle a presente dans l'au1litoire un programme qui etait Vole par la T. S. F. Les ofliciers du cercle: lst Semester La Presidente ....,,.......................,..... ,.,,,. B etty Rucker Le Vice-President .......,....,... .,.,,. M aurice Harris La Secretaire-Tresoriere ...,..,, ,,,,,, B etty Seagraveg LQ Rapporteur .........,...,.,.............,, ,,,.,. N ewton Bell 2nd Semester La Presidente ................................ .,,,,, B etty Rucker La Vice-President ....,.,,.,......., ,,,,.. J gan McCollum Le Secretaire-Tresoriere .....,.. ...,,, W alter Fgybes La Rapporteur ..............c,....... ...... N ancy Mason F arty-ei ght 55215 QTEK Baume r-QQffe1Es2'fEW,Effif1-E HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club creed is symbolized by the colors of the rainbow-the white, true light of our highest aims, is made up of the blue light of character, the yel- low light of wisdom, the rei light of health, the lavender light of beauty, the green light of service and the orange light of home. President-Mary Frances Green Vice-President-Virginia Mitchell Group No. 1 Emma Lura Lindler, Chairman Ethel Dallas Jessie Heliin Margie Jones Ruth Mullins Martha Noulis Mary Ella Penn Hazel Perkins Group No. 2 Beatrice Poteet, Chairman Elizabeth Chapman Helen Chapman Martha Hatcher Frances McClurd Grace Pope Barbara Poteet Virginia Poteet Secretary-Emma Lura Lindler Treasurer-Carroll Jones Group No. 3 Carolyn Castellaw, Chairman Sara Margaret Gauntt Carroll Jones Betty Rucker Kathryn Smaha Mildred Stallings Edmonia Ward Carolyn Whirlow Group No. 4 Wilma Coates, Chairman Lorena Butler Hazel Glow Marilou Hardie Ruby Hoard Emily Jones Louise Lane Juanita Walker F orty-nine -3, :ng H: Y ' D - -'-- - - ' ga ' gnu f 1-ni :na 5 was W une 543 ITD 835595339 MQW. Ml ! If-ifl fw WI DRAMATIC CLUB .ai The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to give training in the principles of dramatics and dramatic technique, to encourage interest in the study of drama, and to improve individual speaking ability from the standpoint of diction, enunciation, and interpre- tation of the English language. The dramatic club functions in the school to provide entertainment for students and parents, thus affecting a closer relationship between pupils, teachers and parents. It also gives the members of the club training in methods of carrying on an organ- ization and in learning how to plan and present programs. JAMES HINES, President HUGH HILL, Vice-President GEORGE WILLIS, Secretary-Treas. MISS NANCY PIERCE, Director. x Fifty 351139235 EMEM HQQM Qeigwgsflifg 'ff fe E! ONE ACT PLAY Submergezl, written by H. Stuart Cottman and LeVergne Shaw and directed by Miss Nancy Pierce, head of the Depart- ment of Speech, was Griflin High School's contribution to the One Act Play Contest of the Fourth District Meet. The play won first place for Section B of the district, and was later presented at Spalding High School, where it won first place in the entire district. On May 8, it was presented at tlze Georgia State Meet in Athens, bringing credit to the school, the players and the director. CAST OF CHARACTERS Franklin Smith James Hines Hugh Hill Walter Forbes George Willis Dick Mitchell F iffy-one :nz ze: pm . ,. 1 ' ms: ages: f :::: ' an 3 2241 ' . -1 n x--L tg-3 9 azz: fzsz: zzz: :zzz 152: ' M fn: :fr .::.:: W . , ., , use . c 221: ..... .... . , ..... ..... , .... , SCHOOL CALENDAR 1935-'36 Sept. 2-School opens with a bang. Did I hear you say something? Were the freshmen's faces red! Sept. 27-Football season opens. Griflin Hi athletes start season off right, beating Dallas. Oct. 22-J im Owen selected to take the stern of the Senior ship. Hats off to Pope, Seagraves, and Langley, assistant officers. , Oct. 24-Seniors do rate! Officers of French Club all upper classmen. Oct. 31-Hallowe'en Carnival a success! Sugar cane fields invaded again! Wonder how three dignified Senior lassies feel now. They were shot at or at least half shot. Nov. 15-Those Griflin Hi football players are perfectg Decatur Hi put in its right place at last. Dec. 20-Impressive Christmas pageant given by Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs. Dec. 21-Last day of school for '35. Students and teachers happy! Seniors happiest of all-rings arrive. Jan. 6-Second Semester-Winter hibernation ends with electric lights on at last. Jan. 7-Griffin Hi basketeers go to Zebulon for a tilt there. Alley Oop Harris is found sitting on Zebulon's side. Whoa Hoss! Jan 11-Many Griffin Hi beauties enter American Legion Beauty Contest. What a night! A Leap Year party afterwards. Feb. 5-Feminine hearts all a-flutter-Mr. King dons his oHicer's pants and boots during the snow. Feb. 11-Seniors elect Grace Pope class poet and Betty Ann Pritchett class mascot. Feb. 15-Boys' Basketball squad takes second place in the N. G. I. C. tournament, losing to Commercial Hi in the finals. Feb. 19-22-Fourth District Basketball tournament for Group B boys held here- Griffin takes second place. Feb. 26-29-Fourth District tournament for B girls held in Zebulon-hard luck for Griffin. March 23-Students represent Griflin Hi in the School of the Air over WSB. April 1-Amid the downpour of a spring rain Seniors learn a new way to pronounce banana -in other words, the Annual State Spelling Contest. April 8-Sgt. Kirby leaves for Decatur. He was one more jolly fellow! April 11-Griffin Hi boys go submarining in the District meet with Submerged. But you can't drown those boys! They won the award for Fourth District. G. H. S. also brought home the Fourth District Literary Cup. April 14-Griffin places second in the Fourth District Track Meet, but comes out with the high point cup, for the entire meet. April 15-Freshmen go galivanting around as annual picnic affords much fun. April 22-Capt. Cooley received notice of his transfer to Ft. Riley, Kansas, next year. Can't we keep any of those army guys? April 24- G clubbers hold annual picnic-an unusually warm reception for the new members-if you get what we mean! May 5- Three Strikes-You're Out ! Seniors show their dramatic talent in Senior Play. May 6, 7, 8-Winners in various district events go to Athens for the State Meet- to keep up the home rep. May 15-Junior-Senior Leap Year dance. The femmes get their men. May 26-A little get-together before bidding farewell-Senior Banquet. May 29-Seniors reminisce-Class Night. May 31-Commencement Sermon. June 1-Graduation exercises-a last farewell to G. H. S. Fifty-two ux my ans: U nv ,Q uni 'T' ZZ' mf- HH 2521 wa Iffl T335 in- 252 K. l-A um vm um 5, mu um gn: 9 iw. an un: 3:1 Z: l.. , mf SP' 'mi H U M' un ...M --I nun ' -. ..- if , ,-. ,-,, A ,A' ME M3 15F ,W SED SENIOR WHO'S wuo EMILY BECK Best All-Round Girl. Most Popular Girl. JIM OWEN Best All-Round Boy. Most Popular Boy. Most Courteous Boy. GRACE POPE Most Gracious Girl. Most Studious Girl. NEWTON BELL Most Studious Boy, BETTY RUCKER Most Original Girl. HUGH HILL Jr. Most Original Boy. F ifty-three -l g --M V ...U .... - . W.. if .W 1. , , ,W .... , . I G r- M., U ...... mf:- ..!,.. , z -fum 4 U' . Mu. at, ..,,. V, 'lg yi .Tr Q-2 1 . H.. tan s j :zzz f X: - Lam, :sm :,:: I:::. in . 535 1,225 NI. El? FAX iii RH Q ..,..,m.,g:r :.::,:1:: ,fl . me sas: V. we - ess: V Fifty-four CLASS POEM From the east to the west, we have traveled, From the foot to the summit of hills, From the mountains and valleys and grasslands, We've found knowledge, sweet laughter and thrills. There was joy in the fact of knowing We followed the setting sung In these halls we found love for each other, And the hope that our work was well done. If the pages of time could turn backward, How our school days we'd like to repeatg But time beckons us onward-forever, With firm step we advance, not retreat. Can we slack the work set before us? The youth of today answers, NO! To the endless, far-reaching horizon Where others have trod, we will go. Let us hope we'1l receive in life, Things we hoped for and prayed for most, May our knowledge and learning forever keep Us faithful to our post. So it's good-bye, good luck, good faith- God give blessings, but little of sorrow, May life pour its rich fruits upon us- Men and women of Tomorrow! Grace Pope, '36 , :rm fm: ::::. sz: rm: :::: 3151 zzz: . aa: 13, azz: :ua sm 9 ' if HU. P' KB. :as f ra' :ar :::: uk 519' Si: ist: -1 2:2 sn: we .. , zzz: ,far .., -.: ...s ..... :zu -.. .... SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS nw ,-- M., ,-M N.. .U W., .nu ' .ua 'I nm mn - nun Mi. mn -nn: M.. wgg 'P Ame . .. Em. hm.: my .,., ,.3 .5 .Glyn sw. .mn G RWM: :Ex ...fi . 1 . .M lx: fx: :a M94 -' 1121 Q mn img mf nm 5, .2 nm. -mn -nn i mm a... -4: -ffm! . iff.: .. . E211 V 5253 ,. F525 5252! .1512 Li-E2 Q V Rm Senior Class Inez Lynch .............. Sara Twiggs ........... Kathryn Turner ........ Grace Pope. ......... Flonnie Jones ......... Emily Beck .......... Grace Pope .......... Emily Beck ................ Carolyn Woodall ...... Sophomore Class Ann Shapard ............. Cornelia Stucky ........ . ....,,.. second place.. Eugenia Hopkins .......... Ann Shapard .............. ,,,,,,,, Carolyn Chambers... Jack Flelds ................ F i fty-six Robert Prothro ...... CREATIVE ENDEAVOR Short Stories ........Hl'St place...... ........second place.......... . ........ third place ........ . Poems . first place ...... . second place .......... Junior Class ..............Albert Holt .......Nancy Mason .........Phillip Scales ..............Albert Holt .........Martha Mooney ........third place.......... ...........Mattie Curry Essays first place........... .........Jeanette Kimbrell ........second p1ace.......... ..........Martha Mooney - , ........ third place .......... ....... F ranklin Smith Short Stories Freshman Class .. ............ Quimby Melton ........first place...... thlrd place ......... ......... Poems Sophomore Sport Stories first place .............. .second place .......... third place ......... Collier Armistead Boardman ........Rosalyn Nolan .......Lois Ricketts ..........Cecil Dollar ..............first place Frank Henderson ......... Hope Hammond .... second place .......third place ,mn - - mm - --P un uns mu '-H un :nu - un ' has nun was W sig: 3, . ,, I I ,.,.,, ,,,, I lm! 'ful ill!! :mi EIR! 553: f 1522 H55 Us 3' nu nan ia in ' - 5 3:5 :Ill . H, n gm, qu. un nn na un U nu mn nu if' fy s un nn 1 A' Qi!! i... Ll! ..... -... .U -.. .Q uns: , , -... ..... -.. Q 1 ,U , ..,... THE HIGH LIGHT STAFF Co-Editors Mary Griffin Emily Beck Literary Editors Grace Pope Carolyn Woodall News Editors Ann Shapard Eugenia Hopkins Sports Editor Maurice Harris Club Editors Lucia Drake Aleene Mills Social Editors Carroll Jones Vesta Wallace Humor Editors George Willis Philip McLaurin Madeline Blackwelder Junior Hi Editors Hilda Pope Helen Poteet Business Manager Franklin Smith Circulation Managers Robert Prothro Austin Fortney Doris Land, Carolyn Farmer Katherine Mason Exchange Editors Mattie Curry Beatrice Poteet Reporters Marjorie Evans Hope Hammond Jean McCollum Wilma Coates F i fly-seven 5 Z3 Q., . I., 111 ff ,..: A I... -,S 3... - ..,. ,fm-, , - , Ax H 3 Q lg I 5 .:r:., :me :www .:::. zzz: gn: ul 5535 I .z:: ::,5 ,333 Q ' USER- ' 515 il!! FSE!! EES!! .252 A .M 2552 SSL M334 mm It Lv., .2..,gn.,, -mn A , uv - .wa ,R H., .HS .em ,..v.- ,HRM FOURTH DISTRICT MEET 1956 LITERARY ENTRANTS One-Act Play, Submerged ,........................................................ WALTER FORBES GEORGE WILLIS HUGH ,HILL JAMES HINES FRANKLIN SMITH DICK MITCHELL ........FirSt Place Piano ,,.,, .,.,................................... . ..FirSt Place NELLIE SIKES Boys' Essay ......... ...................................................... ......... F i rst Place WALTER FORBES Girls' Essay ........ ................................... ......,.. S e cond Place GRACE POPE Declamation ....... .............................................,,... ......... F i rst Place FRANKLIN SMITH Home Economics .,................................................................ Secohd Place SARA MARGARET GAUNTT , Reading .......... ,........ M ARGENE LANE DEBATE Allirmative Negative KATHRYN TURNER JAMES GIBSON MARY GRIFFIN MINELLE GIBSON F ifty-aight f 7 331. fm 1.3. H.. , W3 St!! iz: ' 252: Q 4 fC I f :zzz 52:5 K 1:- QE!! Ml m i Fifty-nine Q N Sixty 1 l ff I ff , g .... .M ffm v, 65 ,J , J img , gg, ' gm: -4. ann --H A -sn my .... 4 ,, gg g Er , C fm. me mn nn p um N., 4 El Ei! ff mba fees as mf THE R.O.T.C. UNIT AT During the year 1935-'36 G. H. S. continued the new system of military instruction that was introduced last year. Under this system the theoretical training of the student is given much more consideration than ever before. At least one full period a day is devoted to it in the classes. Twice weekly the combined classes drill at activity period. During the week the cadets receive the principles which they put into performance on these days. This enables the cadets to get a better outlook on the whole course also enabling them to become better and more capable leaders. The following theoretical subjects were taken up under the capable leadership of Captain John B. Cooley, and Sergeant J. L. Kirby: scouting, and patroling, military courtesy and customs, first aid, hygiene, combat principles, interior guard duty, mus- ketry, and map reading. The most important work of the R. O. T. C. is to develop leaders instead of followers. To this end nothing has been left undone. Instead of being just a part of the school the R. O. T. C. unit has endeavored to become a credit to the school and we are proud of it. The benefit of a course in military training is apparent both physically and mentally. This fact has become well recognized by all concerned and it is the urge of the school that every able-bodied boy contribute his part in holding up the tradition of G. H. S. and in making it an institution that the nation as well as the community may be proud of. Sixty-two Idiiifgifgg-fEME3P'fl' 1'fQf4fQf+e1 E QE WESFE if fe SEZ! GRIFFIN HIGH SCHOOL COMPANY ORGANIZATION Captain John B. Cooley Sergeant Jasper L. Kirby COMPANY HEADQUARTERS Sponsor, Lucia Drake Cadet Capt. Owen, J. Cadet lst Sgt. DuPree, W. Cadet Staff Sgt. Hutson, W. al. q E W U - ' lg igszf ',M5'F IW Sixty-three sin 144 mn. Q' fc Q f --'- :nun -'-- W- - - ff an amz W - - un. - nn -me -.N 4... y, pf. W -I, ,f W- mm j nn: af um mu umm mu ,gn nu nn nn V, ff mm :mu A M n . Q -zzumzzz zai Q ga E522 9 we E- 4355 :SEE iii? in l if ml l Ml 5-Y P ' P dl FIRST PLATOON , ':' A Sponsor, Dorothy Lawler lf Wyvy 1Qfh V? Cadet 1st Licut. Connell, D. - Cadet 2d Lt. Miller, H. i Cadet 2d Lt. Harris, M. 5 Cadet Sgt. Echols, O. , Cadet Sgt. Bell, N. Q Cadet Sgt. Hudgins, C. . Vugr , ttoz. i'A L , Cadet Sgt. Langley, R. . .-, 5 Eulu i Cadet Pvt. Mitchell, D. fguidon bearer! 5 Cadet Pvt. Ross, J. L' Cadet Pvt. Goldstein, L. zz' 1st SQUAD Brown, L- Morris, T- Williams, C. Langley, H. Powers, H. Gunter, R. Scales, P. fCorp.D 2nd SQUAD 31'd SQUAD Wilson, J. . Jones, F. Mann, G. Underwood J Green, N, Hamilton, S. Cowan, C. Th0m21SOI1 A Lewis, C. Williams, P. Watkins, P. Lindlel' C Pounds, J. Smith, F. QCorp.J Hadden, H. Smith, R CCOYPT Sixty-four ....- .... -'-' -. -.... . .H . .... .... . ,.,., - .... ,, .... ,V M.. gm V- - mg 553151531 'W 1211 Q ' W -new fm f Q1H1z.i.2 535 we were W :sn an H EL K. A 55535 ' 555 t 35, .. 3125 -Q gg: 511: 552 512 JS. ,, E252 .... .... ,ff 5- SECOND PLATOON Sponsor, Jessie Heflin Cadet lst Lt. Smith, J. Cadet 2nd Lt. Forbes, W. Cadet Sgt. Beckam, H. Cadet Sgt. Weimer, R. Cadet Corp. Steele, W. Cadet Pvt. Helms, W. fguidon bearerj Cadet Pvt. Mauney, H. Cadet Pvt. Turner, J. 1st Squad Clemons, I. Parker, T. Brown, K. Plowden, W. Sibley, C. Waller, W. Henderson, T. Jordan, L. QCorpJ 2nd Squad Hartshorn, R. Bennett, J. Prothro, R. Crowder, M. Jones, A. Barrett, C. Jones. W. Crawford, F. Hill, C. Waller. C. Doming'os,K.fCorp7 Hammond, H. 3d Squad Watson, F. Fortney, A. Conner, B. McLaurin, P. fCorpJ S ixty- five E EB at .al fadgs wamml-al .E l...LlJJM f we fe 12' W nu un nn -nu ...M ...M pu- sux un lun 1 M fn. nu, nun nm Q mn 0 Faulkner, J. Lewis, N. Grant, W. Hines, J. Jones, E. DRUM AND BUCLE CORPS Sponsor, Nancy Mason Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet 2d Lt. Hopkins, L. Sgt. Cox, R. Sgt. Underwood, D. Corp. Banks, J. Corp. Stephenson, J. Cadet Privates Shuler, B. Ponder, C. Williams, J Dallas, T. Sixty-six D 1 - 1 int: S223 mi l 3:32 C rm 5:22 ss.: zu: Z 59 QEQQQZQE- Mo all l-Us P W 4 RIFLE TEAM Franklin Smith, Captain Ann Phillips, Sponsor Clemons, I, Connell, D. Domingos, K. Dupree, W. Forbes, W. Hudgins, C. Harris, M. Hutson, W. Lewis, N. Lindler, C. Miller, H. Owen, J. Steele, W. Sixty-seven nm nu un 1 i ui nn. nn van 4 an on -C 1-ui ' ' If' 1 UU in azz: zz-sf me f '---- H ' :rn :.,' ' X ' vs: ?2LZ kiQfS'Q f?.5wEM 1Ew M Fw 1-M Sixty-eight x w I I n 1 A L T 5 Q it x i V ' X w,l , f M I Q --.., . 2 ' ,w Qi ' 'V ,A 3 X .L : , - -'giNM 1?2'am...,.. ,. .vf!1',.,..m-.a p..-.NSQ-.1 . susan ':'5E'.1: Shu ' v in Hg!! 'i 1bnil 'P '5 '5q .. U . ' , - d'h,,'fi'5i 5533 : - 4, , .,... A M W4 q N .F-ww. :manor ..,.- ,,.,. , - . - 53515: in asia . ' . BSS? big fm: ' 1 ' A+,-.9 Jann- M, - gn! gf-,gui Eggf. Q. Q lgifg, 2:2221 32235: 2. - - 9 1 15 1.133 A 5 3 i gr Egg 53355 I 5 K1 , ,wa ,333 g . , ss 4 ww . . ilu! :fwql V 1 , i V 7 my Q A waz ' . ' 'fk -- , . ' '-NW ,Mm ' V 2 n 'M aff ' if - A - -ff ' if 2 1 51 fig '.1 ' ' ff W' W if -Q l A 1 'X -Q1' f ,V f . 4 , , , 5-gb is 4 Q, -'.,..7i:5 ' M N K- fgfaw , l iw. ' w 2 - 1 ff, '- ff, H' ,. , I .,+' 5 V. f iggfigiigggjwkg - b b b I1 -',f- iw ffgmffffg Q L - ,V 5 ,gf , ,fj,,,3: 4 ' gx v . Q3 Af! I E 'Q , .1 ' B X if 1 l Q I 5 1 1 , f -' V- 1 1' , ' J 1 , ffm 1, f Q 53 X 2 1,1 xi 5 V , f 5 X Y A ' ' ggggr-. OWEN, J.-A hard worker, showed up well for a first year man. JONES, O.-Light and fast, good on backing up the line. LANGLEY, R.-Captain and N. G. I. C. guard-could always be depended on no matter how hard the task. MANN, G.-Strong on defense-good at pulling out of line on oifense. MORRIS, T.-Hard charging tackle, good on defense. COURTNEY, S.-He knew how to run ends, and could always be depended on to take care of his man. DUPREE, W.-He couldn't be run around and was always down on a punt. WALLACE, J.-Knew how to take care of his man, good on catching passes. THOMASON, A.-Scrappy little general and knew how to block. POWERS, H.-Very fast, good on end runs and intercepting passes. MITCHELL, D.-Good on ofense, could punt the ball well. WILLIS, G.-Hard charging back, could always be depended on to gain ground. LINDSEY, J.-Could always be depended on, good delivering and receiving passes. HADDEN, H.-Light and fast, a good offen- sive back. HILL, H.-Scrappy little back, could run with the ball. HUDGINS, C.-Very light, but could not be taken out of a play. HOPKINS, L.-Played a steady game, never gave up. MILLER, H.-Good on offense, showed up well for a first year man. LEWIS, C.-Hard worker, first year man, should develop into a good ball player next season. HINES, J.-Good offensive player, lost out on injuries during the season. LANGLEY, H.-Showed well, should develop into a good end next year. HUTSON, W.-Manager, helped the spirit of the team. Griffin Griffin Griflin Griffin Griffin Griflin Griflin ....,,, ...,..... Griffin ....,,. ......Y 1 9 Griffin GriH'in FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Dallas ..... Marist ,,..i Russell .,...... Gainesville ., Bowdin ...,,,,, Fulton ..... Newnan .... Decatur Monroe ..,,,,.. Phoenix City , vga: :za L gm: :::: p 12:2 zzz: mg 2222 255 2222 f f ,f Q 5525 22:2 IEA ,ggg ggggals f gggg 13. 0421 230. ml till. , 4 L, 6:1 , GIRLS' BASKETBALL , Captain-LENA ALICE MAYES Manager-FRANCES WILKIE The girls did not have an altogether successful season, but in spite of this they kept their chins up and worked all the harder. Jones, Beck, Kelley, Mayes, and Coates, were the vete- rans who kept up the morale of the team and set the example for the others. Perkins, Gibson, and Chapman, guards, and Cunningham, forward, deserve a lot of credit, although they did not make the team. We are expecting much from them next year. The entire team played hard and gained valuable experience which should enable Griffin to put out an excellent team next season. I S eventy-three 55 fa . 1 an ' as nn N.. , f an um sian , N.. m. .. N.. , ma SFR e Q i Seventy-four V W U ' ' Ili: 313 msn nano una: ...Q U! -QW' uni Q mn um ' -4- mu lun mr c Q5-Eff EW7?Ef?Haes' 5522 .5 5 GIRLS' BASKETBALL KELLEY-A hard worker who could always be depended on to get the points. MAYES-Diminutive forward and captain of the team, was always among the high scorers. JONES-Playing at both forward and guard positions served the team loyally-we regret that this is her last year. BECK-A capable guard who will be lost by graduation. Her place will be hard to fill. COATES-Veteran guard, always in the fray. Worked hard all season. DRAKE-A sophomore who was regular on the job. By the time she is a senior she ought to be A-1. WILKllE-An under classman who played exceptionally well. A freshman who will be of great value to next year's team. SMAHA-A freshman with possibilities, an unusually good shot. RUCKER-A newcomer to the G. H. S. court. Being a senior she will not be able to serve her team next year. COMBS-A junior who won a berth by sticking in there and chunkingf' QEQQQZEQEMEQ HfQEle1gaffPEWlE,??1E Q, Q Y 5 5 BOYS' BASKETBALL The Griffin High basketeers had a most successful season this year, going to the finals in both the North Georgia Interscholastic Conference Tournament and the Fourth District Tournament, and being beaten only by a narrow margin. George Mann, stellar guard, earned a berth on the All-N. G. I. C. team by his excel- lent playing. He also was placed on the All-District team, Jim Owen sharing equal honors as center. With capable coaching by Jesse L. Keene, mentor of last year's squad, the 1936 team made many improvements and under the lealership of Captain Jim Owen, lost only a few games. Sezwzty-Jive ag? :::: me . :rf -. N.. nn an xl-fe' nn .f 01 .rn ff..-2 - .Nm Ma. .ww ...,. S eventy-six - :azz exe: i mx: 222: :ni zzz: 1 nz: zzz: V 1.3 at Bl E ' AE! 213: Mi. fa: r ' ai: lil? ur: '.':: :fd W . . :asa . sms -.. .... -.. ... za.. :zzz BOYS' BASKETBALL OWEN, Jim-Captain and center. Made All District Center. Showed up well on getting the ball off the back- board. MITCHELL, Dick-Forward. Knew how to handle the ball and was a crack shot. SCALES-Phillip-Guard. Showed many improvements over last year. Should develop into a fine player next year. MANN, George-Guard. Made all N. G. I. C. guard. Could handle his man and get the points. 'II-IOMASON, Arthur-Guard. Could handle the ball and take care of his man. POWERS, Henry-Forward. Was good on breaking up opponents plays and tying up his man. MORRIS, Snooks -Center. Was a good floorman. Could get the tip-off. GUNTER, Robin-Forward. New man on the G. H. S. quintet. A crack shot. Should be a fine player next year. DUPREE, William-Guard. Could handle the ball well and was good on sinking long shots. SHULER, Bayne-Forward. First year man. Should develop into a good player next year. HYQQLWEE QMEQ1-4' Hegre E655 WLLELQE QoliflDf33 li Q2 22 ffl President ..,.., ...... Vice-President .....,.A Secretary ..... Treasurer .A,A. Emily Beck Wilma Coates Catherine Combs Lucia Drake Carroll Jones Angelyn Kelley Doris Land Lena Alice Mayes Betty Rucker Katherine Smaha Frances Wilkie Smith Courtney William Dupree Robin Gunter Harold Hadden James Hines Hugh Hill G CLUB .,,,,,,..ROGER LANGLEY ..,,.,..,YJOHN LINDSEY .........WILLIAM DUPREE ..,,,...WILMA COATES Linton Hopkins Otis Jones Hubert Langley Roger Langley Clomer Lewis John Lindsey Horace Miller George Mann Thomas Morris Dick Mitchell Henry Powers Phillip Scales Jim Owen Bayne Shuler Arthur Thomason Clifford Visage George Willis Seventy sewn me f Dlscus Shot Put Broad Jump High Jump 120 yard Hurdles 220 yard dash ...... 440-yard dash ..... 100-yard dash ..... V Pole Vault .......... .. ....... ., FOURTH DISTRICT MEET ATHLETIC EVENTS Relay Flrst Place J P Jennings Henry Powers John Wallace Wllham Dupree second place second place second place second place third place ....,. second place .... second place ....... , ......,.. Golf Team William Dupree Thomas Morris John Wallace John Wallace J P Jennings .. ........ Henry Powers ..........William Dupree .J. P. Jennings ..........Thomas Lane Bill Helms Louis Goldstein Jim Turner Dick Mitchell Tennis Doubles-First Place ........ ....... J Im Owen-Phillip Scales Tennis Singles .............. ............ F ranklin Smith Seventy-eight was amass: szsz 'sr' ar' ff Ei? AQ 1325 W 4: ,. N. sl, .,... N ',.!! ,, Sw! 2..:! .,,,., :.. , - - V -I YV ., ,zu Um W ,f W 1.-3 .-Q. , fem -m my xv 72... -in -:fm - Im 2-ffgimr vz-12 I P me 5531355 W m ass ease f :ssf sssa am mr ,152 A 1 W TL L!!! ...Et ii!!! 225.2 .W -N. .--. -W THE STYLE CENTER OI: GRIFFIN WE ff gg'-X SET THE STYLES A, 2 .Zh ' OTHERS '9:5'.f'31j-.Eg TRY TO FOLLOW ' 'xhffvjikcf 4, SMITH-RQBERTS C O M P A N Y WHERE FASHIONABLE APPAREL IS NOT EXPENSIVE The CETEEEEE Dailly News YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER COMPLIMENTS .- of 1 HIGHLAND MILLS Emghty IFSQKCEQ QMQM IQIQM E 'ME W SWE COMPLIMEN TS 1 of 1 IMPERIAL and ROXY THEATERS To the Students of Griffin High We appreciate your patronage-Past Present and Future HOLLFLEHOCK HAPIJEIAZJVALE GRIFFIN GROCERY COMPANY Eighty-on 22:3 IE? ff: ' gf f - 'N' O ' ' 20: ' ' 'fig fx, F SiEf?9Q:1ii!lE2EME,4Q-m'P,l wl ,-El, 'f ssslwl fwi fbllwi COMPLIMENTS ORROW- OWELL CLOTHING COMPANY MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS PHONE 116 BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 816 COMPLIMENTS -. of 1 Spalding Hosiery Mills Pittman jfumzral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 822 Ezghty two 4 mn - ffm iron - U.. X W.. .ua --1. '--- - N.. 1 W-f 9 0 , 0 X M E523 az 2 M im gses ssss wassup ssssfiwasss 2522 5225 in fi-11 - ..-. .... .... .... ..... .... .... ..... .... A, gg: H. V. KELL CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS GRIFFIN - NEWNAN - FT. VALLEY - TIFTON Ziaaisten Erntbers R. M. MITCHELL EVERYTHING YOU WILL FIND IN A WELL STOCKED DRUG STORE -Prescriptions a Specialtyi AGENTS FOR NUNNALLY'S, WHITMAN, PAGE 85 SHAW CANDIES MAX FACTOR Kz DOROTHY GRAY TOILET ARTICLES Eighty-three , . f ' ,V f , ,.... ,, . e , -.-W sm :rm , T4 nf -by ,ef 7-J I , 'nes zzz: 2:22 zzz: na: :::: :::: . :zzz :::: X' ew gg --wa A jg all ng: 1 'sv :Hz rg: ff-- .,.. .... .... -we ,f use , 221: ..,, L.: .::. .:.. H 168 1251 ' 1,4 NEHG RANGE Ackue Fruzt Beverage fDrznl'-Q, GRIFFIN NEI-II BOTTLING CO. Griffin, Ga. , Q L -3- ,lam M Midi QEHM :L '.'JU'YAi.l J HV? V V 'A isa! HW ll ' 5 9, ll. V Photographs Kelley? Studio Newton Coal 8: Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIALS CONTRACTORS AUTOMATIC STOKERS Eighty-four ...H V- W.. - - -.i 1... ,... V- mu me A .W .... U... rg. f mg ,f , VV, QD ,,,, ,,,, ,N ig am: Q -1231.2 rm. rg :sm viii! 53 2:25 5 isa: EQ ml my ,gd :::: gy- :rig im Q , Q3 :nam :::: J ess: 5 222 eu: me V- use zu: 21. ::: :..: ru. :eu 2.. .... YQ f ,Q gg: gg: A :gg nhehutnn Mastery jllilills Manufacturers of WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY Owners of DOVEDOWN and SHAPARD Brands GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Compliments of ROBERT WHEATON 8c SONS CONTRACTORS COAL, LUMBER, AND BUILDING MATERIAL PHONE 84 GRIFFIN, GEORGIA CROUCH COMPANY FOR SCHOOL AND GRADUATION DRESSES IT COSTS LITTLE SQ TO BE SMART AT CROUCH'S Eighty-five 1 53:4 :Hi 2-3: Z, W -mg iv: an 1-an H :gun can gym A -nxt ng: . 1 use '. if Z . f 22f2fi1 Hf2fm ff' iff-fi 135 55 2535 f:aefn.L2. u:i :animal Q9 ,. ,.. fax: 2 R new 2:22 asus use .ere .U -.. . ..., .... .. .... THE DRAUGHON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE High School Graduation and Character References Entrance Requirements THE DRAUGHON PLACEMENT DEPARTMENT Filled 756 Positions in 1935-Including Temporary Positions ATLANTA GEORGIA AUTHORIZED DEALERS RANDALL Sz BLAKELY, Incorporated SAIVl'S CAFE Home of Good Eats PHONE 547 GRIFFIN, GA. coratamn Moron comwmr S A L E S hhif A SERVICE GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Eighty-six M., A .,... 4 A ,.... 1... -A ,,.,. .-... ,M f ..., -.. i..-. .-. N. ,, Q .W H.. Eg am: img .:::: ms: Ag, sara: M4 :::: 4 azz: Hgaxsgm :egg ,JH zzz: gy 45:5 QQ 5355 M 2:55 J V, 212 if! fi!! S!!! ' f Bi!! L55 222 S22 :im . 5222 ...- -.a pn -wr THE GOEN PRINTING COMPANY QUALITY PRINTERS MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH CLASS STATIONERY Phone 1034 COMPLIMENTS - OF .. MacLemore,s THE DAYLIGHT CORNER COMPLIMENTS OF THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE E. E. MILLICAN Distributor COMPLIMENTS .. OF - Griffin Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company PHONE 123 Eighty-seven f Q T ff .nn M. 'f 'ff' -.0 ian V Y' ,,.... --'- my new , U., Q, EE 51 W f f 23 amz: ns: :smug ::::: :sn ma: an mx 4 zsitkigiizzza 1 gy 5223 222 sus amz use we :sz zz: U - SIT: ffi vw - SZ . uw '1 vim xx.:-x nm! .f J lu.. mn - un Ut. , , um COMPLIMENTS TO SEE BETTER See 'of' P k Dr. J. P. ar s GEORGIA-KINCAID Om . ces Directly Across from Methodist Church COMPLIMENTS -QF- Wheelefs Pharmao , Inc. Curb Service a Pleasure Prescriptions a Specialty Phone - - - 1000 COMPLIMENTS 1 of -. CITY WHOLESALE CO. We Appreciate COMPLIMENTS The many accounts that the young men and young ladies of Griffin High carry '-of1 withus,ad td d'1' 't- tion to cal? orixusnwhsehgvaercggelsarilgehje C, N, you. ' ' JEWELER f0l'lll'IIOI'Clill K SGVIIIQS Bdllk Eighty-eight . . . -A - - f ' mu ' un neu ' un ' nn nan un iii: f , Nm gm fem ml . 'Qu 'vw gg: ,,,,, 4 f Qffabggilww EM M-I 2 iw l l?-M uf eff , Q WE NEVER CLOSE Pomona Products Co. ALLEN'S ONE STOP GROWERS SERVICE STATION and PACKERS WOCO PEP AND TIOLENE Phone 501 FRED ALLEN, Owner Fruits ancl Vegetables D ' M l E N T05 NEW AND MODERN Willis ROSlllIldIll f. l. BdrlIl0I0m0W BUICKS and PONTIACS SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 742 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS 1 of 1 Q 1 of ..... Ward -Allison THE TEXAS co. THE REXALL DRUG STORE E. C. LANE, Agent Dillly Grocery C0. QUALITY--SERVICE PHONE 100-718-719 United Cotton Goods Co. Local Selling Agents for DUNDEE TOWELS And Other Products of GEORGIA-KINCAID MILLS Eighty-nine .s .... M ' 'R' H 22 ri: ru: :en E EH- if IQRESQQEZ M QMS :AII WI 9:1 BQ I lui sill Il J .sz-:zzz .... ..,. ..., GIVE GIFTS THAT LAST FROM IN STERILIZED BOTTLES N N E S, JEWELERS SINCE 1889 GRIFFIN HARDWARE IIRMPANY COMjLjjIjNTS Hardware for Every Need QUALITY and SERVICE BT31111011 Grocery CO. SINCE 1901 FRESH MEATS 101 N. HILL Phone 91 Phfmes 205-206 CONPLIMENTS - of - COMPLIMENTS SEATON G. BAILEY of ' an The First Federal Savings and Loan Association Starr Engraving Co. HOUSTON, TEX. of Griffin This Trade Mark on every Insurance Policy MEANS SAFETY COMPLIMENTS SEARCY 8: COMPANY l L. 1 of 1 ESTABLISHED IBBB J. II. PINNEY IIII., INN. lu Q lbiw 9 SEE us ,on sr-znvrcz 120 S. HILL ST. PHONE 675 Ninety , , . nu f W M f ,,., ..... v .... , .... ..... - R.. H-35 535 , gg: zu: :sz ,... 5 j V . ,,,,., ,v nn: v..., ...M :vm gm 3:22 5 214. up un f un W nn in 03: Z Q zzzzaffab :ms Klasse: :sm .:... 1?-'51-as M 21: :nf :az 5 gm ,su 1... Z .,.. ... .-. ,.... ..-. MANLEY IMOTOR CO. COMPLIMENTS STUDEBAKER AND 4 of ' PIERCE ARROW DEALERS G A S C O. DESOTO and PLYMOUTH GODDARD'S HUIIIBI 553355 lliallh S H O P ELECTRICAL 116 W. Solomon St. CONTRACTOR SOUTH EIGHTH STREET Phone 73 Phone 485 P. I W. l COMPLIMENTS 123 Y 1538 Y -.,f- We RMI HIE SGI itll Patronage V PHONE 116 EVERETT G' MAN N Implement Co. Agents for International RENFROE MOTOR CO. 111 EAST SOLOMON STREET SALES AND SERVICE Harvester Co. PACKAgII?-I SOTO PLYMOUTH TE A A E RR PL N HUDSON Phone No. 1071 N inety-one 2222 ' EES!- aiu .1 Lu nm- .- -1 Eli ITB .ff ,f ,,,,,,, , , .. . W. , 33 E :Hr In ta as W fm 'W fm E im ' f. . - 1 - lm .1 V Z gig nm am ami mu viii: M 2223 I S235 M? 5511 Lb at , A . ... .... ...... ...... .... .U -.. ,... COMPLIMENTS ... gf 1 C. P. ARCHER QUICK TIRE SERVICE U. S. Tires-Exide Batteries Amoco Gas 8x Oil PHONE 711 ROAD SERVICE An American film star was applying for a passport. Unmarried'? asked the clerk. Occasionally, answered the actress. Rock-a-bye seniors, upon a tree topg As long as you study, your grades will not drop, But if you stop digging, your standards will fall, And down will come senior, diploma and all. AS YOU GO THROUGH LIFE Remember ,S Hamburgers that gave you Strength, Vitality, and Brains WHITE HOUSE CAFE Goode 8: ichols Furniture Co. PHONE 30 EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME 206 S. Hill SPALDING Insurance 8z Realty Co., Inc. Real Estate-Mortgage Loans All Forms of Insurance FIDELITY 8: SURETY BONDS Griiiin Bank Bldg. Phone 413 FRENCH - In the French class I sit all day, Thinking of what to do. I must give attention and obey, Or next year it will all be new The teacher asked the Questionnaire, Said, Louis, repondez I said Je n'suis pas debonairf' That's all I could think to say. The teacher said C'est vrai, mon gar, Vous avez bien raison And the funny part was I didn't know, I had made a mistake, allons. Louis Goldstein. Miss Sellers: Please tell me what it is when I say, I love, you love, he loves. Robert Prothro: That's one of them triangles where somebody gets shot. N inety-two -M ms - I... - mu mu nm - -U. lu: -su. f - uf. W 7 , Q I H gt.. . mf. , H Ill.. - mu -431 Aw un . vu. A H.. W yn- Z I lie I SEQ! IM' 2323 UK . I I w 130 WI , E 4 FORBES ICE CREAM CO. ff JUST A LITTLE BETTER Phone 472 COMPLIMENTS OF S h 1 1. . . . , 1 , Big Nickel Sandwlch Shop C oonooigpaiffi omcisgippllgp 'es PHONE 273 'COMPLIMENTS OF , M. E. CoLE DRUG Co. BQJNPIBQ Prescriptions First CLEIEIEERSIKIZD GBSGEERS Phone 37 Phone 38 MCLAURIN SEED Co. A- C- GRIFFIN Dry Goods, Shoes, Ready-to-Wear YOUR STORE OUR SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF DOMINGOS GRESHAM LQUMBER CO. Everything Good to Eat PHONE 105 COMPLIMENTS OF CHESTER A. BYARS SCALES SODA CO. ICE CREAM SPECIALIST PHONE 418 NEWBY PLUMBING Co. COMPLIMENTS Chamber'S Candy Co. Now, said Miss Anderson, finishing a long problem, the result is: X equals zero, or nothing. Walter Forbes: All that work for nothing! Frances T.: 'What's the difference be- tween dancing' and marching? Geo. Willis: I don't know. She: I didn't think you did. Let's sit down. Have you proposed to Blanche yet ? No, I was just going to, when she said she loved Wordsworth, Shelley and Keats. What chance do I stand with all those fellers around? GOLDSTEIN'S COMPLIMENTS OF POWELL'S MARKET N in ety-three I, ,,, .... . . -M nv-0: wi Q.. 5:3 ,Mi ,i..... .L' 'A eds: . Xl . fi um , um, ,vs wg-,. ' wh ,il yi ,,,,, ,. ., , ,. H, ,,... , . gl? 4 Q gf 2 Q mi ,nm I--5 was ig... my A Eijiifsiiai at 5222 sal- me new size M1 12,1 an Q Q -M. - vm- ..... M!! 2525 am... ,N COMPLIMENTS OF VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP I Phone 155 COMPLIMENTS TURNER'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 101 COMPLIMENTS OF UNION .BUS STATION GOLDENBERG FURNITURE CO . ' COMPLIMENTS NANCE SHOE SHOP 106 West Broad Street. FRANK ELLIS GROCERY CO. SLADE'S MEN'S SHOP 4 Doors Above Post Office Phone 345 SERVICE-Hotel Garage Man Qto fusser about midget carl- All right slr I 11 see that it's refilled and washed and polished, and if you like I'll have it left outside your bedroom door with your boots in the morning. Henry: Since I met you, I can't eat, I can't sleep, I can't drink. Nancy: fshylyj Why not? Henry: I'm broke. Mr. Keene: We're going to have a test today on the races of men Wilma Coates: Don't give any questions about the time they lived because I can t U - remember dates. Mr. Keene: I bet you don't even remember the day you were born Wilma: I know it. I was too young. COMPLIMENTS McKNEELY'S MARKET COMPLIMENTS SPALDING FURNITURE CO. COMPLIMENTS WISEBRAM'S DEPT. STORE N inety- four LIRHHL -Eli RHVI UHLITHJ a word tlwat can pe applied to engravings only vvlwen produced by highly sl4illed craltsmen supplied Witli modern lacilities. -l-lwe growtli ol our Annual business is ample prool ol tlie quality ol our plates. OURNAL BLDG. ATLANTAG 'Z ,, A ,',i.S,1-4 41'. 1 yr. ma e 'A' 51' ' 2 . Vi.-14:1 ee TQ?5'f , fff2 '5i-.. iid'-Hi LI: , f if 5 s --,gf . , 213' -' A-1 . ' ' '. . 'W 5 fl 131 .A i , ew 'V .. .gf M ..l,Qn.vif'f. ' Q - fuk' Jr- -. .y 'mln' I 1 ',,',. 11,41 ff fy- .V AJ.. V Y ,M ,A , , , Y I 1 l . lf- , ' A '93, 'i e ' X4- ' . ' 1 - . 1' . ' , A-- tw- -N . -A ., , 1 Z .1 l, . 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R. ,4 ,gn , fy- -,.., fr ' 'A i 3 film r ,QE K , .fi e - 'X' . -2 i J ,-s . nf e - .JH TH HJ? , .. , fi bw 2+ ,. ,- ,.,, ,Q ,I - , , . - ,QW . - .Jw-,L-. K , K ' . fe' , ., ., 5, - .4 A 'fl ,M ef. if .Q he -. W ,Q A , . ., . sn, . .4 f'A,-LMA., A' ?' - 1' . - ri 1 'g i u Q , i-,as fx . - - Vppreciationfls , l ' . ,N'5il5ii'bXpress our apprecia 2 - ' to all who! qi-Jigmadee fliis 'issue of thelSpotlight possible-to thef 3 7 ,ix ' 4 'istndentsg to the parents and friends of theiieimoqdz fra vi 'ivjexgefalways ready to give of their time and '. . -.itirvl ' -substance. to help senior projectsg to the citizens, who patronizedlnour concession stand and senior play: and to the advertisers who purchased space in our annual. e in '11 Q.. if A THE STAFF. :wg-,. v 1,50 .Hr Q 644:13 . U, fp,- . 4, u A sg!! . . W. ., Y 1.. 1 1v'f',Qgff, ' 7. -:few n Lf. - - V ..1:',' J ,. . , tif- fg:,.. .1. 'f - -V-jv:...g- .- , .if ., if.- Qx W l 5. A V . if .V 4:1 guuunc-runun IY ', F?!5'2Em ' 1-H55 IOUTH any an-rss nRrn1fgu:Q3s!lPAil4QY ., - Fi , 2' 'gibiln aio ', Q,ff ' - is . ' R- - , 4 .,'zz4,qf . . ' 'fight- ' if . 'ff .f ' , , .M 1: ig f.- Y ff W ,J-3 v ' - . .f f v . , Z'- . , V f - ..s Sw if F531 Q Q .jim 5, 'J ,. ga if ' v 1 IQ, 'Q 3 c , . 1, w 9 ,if , .va . k,,, 4, ., S 5 Q . , -u 41: 3 ' k , . , , ,. 5' ' '1'1'., 4 1 , 1 ff , .4 If 1554317 . la ,i gi, 'M GRIFFIN HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER QE I