Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

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X, 9 1323 ' e'n,', ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ATHLETIC C OU RT 1 J, Q' ,.,, Q. Y, 4 ww A ' ' a , 5 E Q hr-'V 'H Nlfn, ' ,Y 1, fifiiff-fi v- ' .. :Wi -1' - 'T 1 'Y' SAM BAILEY ATHLETIC FIELD -A Q x -.vi 'I 4, ,xx ,,-5,3,,,f,. 5 an wvwa.. . an x ,'Qsi1Q'.'- pj'i?'3'Q 4 ,vm 1 u .1. I' ' .- - My :lv ' .- A -1 A. til: 14, Sixteen Zin Memoriam MR. JOHN EMMETT POWELL April 3, 1887-October 20, 1937 A good man, o worthy fitizen, cz true and loyal friend of edufatiolz, whose wise counsel, and cordial interest will be sorely missed by the schools of Griffin. THE SPOTLIGHT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION First Row: J. W. Hammond, chairman of Board of Educationg D. R. Cumming. chairman of City Commissiong N. H. Baileyg T. T. Blakely. Second Row: Wilbur Brown, P. Y. Luther, A. K. Maddox, Fray Nance, Evander Shapard. Jr. Seventeen o NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT is , - . 'I Y f, . . p . x I la. 1 ,- dh, 'l' in I - -in . '- ' O 'N 4 51 Sf, . .VV n JF 9 - 4 -- fx s 4 . . s .- X. 3- P 'Z F . mv -9 1 I S 0 - -W ' -I H V' w , '. . ,. I M ' - I - . . 'atm A U .LJ-l. 'Atl THE SPOTLIGHT J. L. FORTNEY S. N. GARDNER A. B. Mercer Universityg Busi- A. B., M. A., University of Geor- ness Education, Sue Bennett Me- gia. Principal of Griffin High inorial College, Graduate Student, School, Griffin, Georgia. George Peabody College, Univer- sity of Georgia, Superintendent of Schools, Griiiin, Georgia. Q I Nineteen NINETEEN THIRTY-EIG-HT TH' ' .ry 5 if 9 , K. - 3 NJ, l 1 f I' . 'I NT K 5 il -Aj- N J V A. l I L59 , 1 V 1 K .rl rl ,f is 'HA .' My yr V r ,J .1 I' .x . . AL: 1 'L I, nity 7 - .2 FLUKER - DUNAWAY LORD DREWRY DULIN EAKES KAY --,NK 1 1 f r w 'XI X rAcLL1xEy S. LOUISE FLUKER 'E K. B. A., Agnes Scott College' 5- X Latin, English ix, . Q . NORMA DUNAWAY K K A. B., G. S. C. VN. H 'A Eng-11511 9 1 . I DOROTHY C. LORD M. ' B. A., Columbia University Science, Biology, Algebra ANNE HILL DREXVRY 'Q B, S.. Shorter College English T. GLENN DULIN A. B., Presbyterian College Science FAHOLINE EAKES A. B., YVesleyan College Social Science, French M. A. KAY, Jr. A. B., Furman University Mathematics, Playgrounfl Director HUIWETHHEDJHHIIEHFYJHUEIUD, x fx JL, O , -4' Wits Q um? - .1 I l I A . . . -.: gym, i J K FL I , ff if My 3' 'H . H 1? . SPOTLIGHT K,9 A. J J fm ,y MCKNIGHT ZEIGLER I TURNER XLX af QFEMCCAIN MCLENDON Mll.LlKEN PlLKENTOl1!, in '11-'Xp A! L , XY' wr f2t.wf to A F A C C L T Y AMELIA MCKNIGHT B. S., Shorter College History, Mathematics JTJLIANA ZEIGLER B. S., lVinthrop College Home Economics E. HERBEN TURNER B. S. Emory University Mathematics, Industrial Arts LAM.-XRTHA MQCAIN B. A., LaGrange College B. A., Emory University Library Science DAN,-X C. MCLENDON A. B., Presbyterian College Athletic Director RENA MILLIKEN A. B., Western State Teachers College Bowling Green College of Commerce Business Training, Bookkeeping NELLIE PILKENTON B. S., G. S. C. W. Typewriting, Stenography E X Tmceizty-0116 ?i'f:,I if' .giif ' .. , it if . fi . i fl xv-v... .' -' .fgr-Y ,? :Er-.VH-Y . 'QQ 5 C THIRTY-EIGHT THE SPOTLIGHT .-vi-2:-' ' jf: K. I fifff i ' J Q- Q, .. f , ' ' ' ff- ' ,,2 Q- , F Robert Nope Afammonaf EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LITERARY Enwow. nik 'Q' .,..q -, 401 Frank Henderson ua fe Aff: ugema Am Eovrom Susscmvnou Emma Aovemnsme- Eovron CLUB Emron, ' ' ng' Qin 'rv JUL Hifi-.ffxs If '-1: : 3uren Faster James Pozmacs Copy Em-row, An-:Leno Emrov, Jose Eomrorf. Puoro Emron-. fa. QS . Q ,li Sand M Gardner am Drewry, FACLILT1 Aovnsoa. A551 Acuuy Aovnson, STAFF OF SPOTLIGHT 1 4111 v-ftuo I NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT ' x :I V. ' .' . Q5 V 14 4 ,5. -' , uf, f.f1 1' 'V E -f - f ' 5 I 5, ,, F -S - fl 4 , 1 - fi W7 gy' X i 1 'QL' ' - , H X 1 ,Il 'J ',f!1UAj! 5 'fn If ,' f,,f'?! VV Y r Q' , 'x yy K V' I 'N , , IANN U I V 5? Q Ll S My jiiff Pa., 44 A X! :KX 1 Y - X Mrk! Vilwl' xx jj xiii! 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POTLIGHT V nl 4 j Y , sf V XJ It il .qlypb X 1' . u ,Lf , 51,1 if X J F ' . 'X ATKINSON BAl.LARD BARRETT J. BROWN K, BROWN E. CHAPMAN H. CHAPMAN XIYIAN .X'l'KlXSUN, l7z'111pIr,v Beta Literary Society 25 Tri-HifY bl: Commercial Club lp Su-nug1'apl1er's Club -lg Hume Economics Club -13 Hunur Stulleni 11. KLXRY lfl,lf.Xlll'f'l'l'l ll.Xl,l,.XRlJ, IMI Stenugralvhm-r's Club l: Socrwlziry Ste-!lm:1'ziplwl s Club lg lb-ta Liturary Sociity 23 DL-luxlinyt Club 3. 1'HARl.liS H. liARRlC'l l', .lml'v R. O. 'l'. C. 2, ii: HifY 25, -lg Vlfays and Means Cuniniitu-Q Al. -lOSlCl'HlNlC ISRHXYN, ,1o.fiw Str'Il0IJl'2111hk'l S Club 13 Commercial Club lg lip-la Literary Society 2. Kl'l'CHlfX N. HRUXYN, I'f11z1'1'-vu R. O. T. C. 1, Li: Curpuial 31 VVays and Me-ans Committee -l: Perfect. Attendance Z: Senior Play -1. lCLIZABIi'l'H FHAPMAX, U1.IlI7Z7'VU Alpha Literary Suvieiy 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, A11 Home Economics Club 2, 251 St8I'lOl,Il'3Ill'lCl'lS Club bl: Commer- cial Club 'lg Hunur Student Ll, 3: Senior Play 4. HELEN cfH.x1fuAN, -'.x'f,qgfPf Tri-Hi-Y 4: Secretary Senior Tri-Hi-Y -lg Home Economics Club 2, 3: Sueretaryflrvasurer Home? Eco- nomics Club -13 Stn-nu1:1'a1rhe1 5 Club 45 Treasurer Slenugraphufs Club -I: Commercial Club 4: Beta Literary Sociely 2: Seniur Play 4. I uQ'f'l1fj'-5l.Y N NETE THIRTY-EIGIIT 5 SPOTLIGHT I A 44 CLENION5 CONNOR CORBIN COWAN CROWDER DALLAS DENHAM I. L. Cl,liBl'4JNS. A'I,01L'f'7'll0ll.VI'U R. O. 'I'. C. 1, 2, 35 Rifle Team 1, 35 Officers Club 35 Serueant fi: Perfect Attendance 1. HENRIFTTA KATHICRINIQ CONNIQR, 'lIf:z11,v Beta Literary Society 2: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3. 4: Queen of Fall Festival 22: Stenoxzraphefs Club -1: Football Sponsor 4. MILDRED CORBIN, U.l1i1dl'c dH Glee Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y Club -1. CLEMENT COWAN, Chiu Military 2, 35 Football 45 Rifle Team 35 G Club 4. AIURRAY CROWDER, .w1wpy R. O. T. C. 2, 35 French Club 4. THOMAS DALLAS, Rai R. O. T. C. 2, 35 G Club 4: Football 4. GERALDINE DENHAM, Gm'ry Beta Literary Society 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2: Photography Club 45 First Prize Dress Making 1, 2. TTL'6lZfy-SFIVEIZ W. .vig .f' , Y 1' X Ji l . R A ,K I- . 4-,k,..,A.L,.Yw .. , ,I V I Y' .5 Al in 14 AA A A 4 ,,A, ....,,,.,...a...-,- 4, jig' .f -Q, , Alu ,. K X 4 gan' r .aff ,, 5 H, . I ii:--Tjiri. ' 1 l p , 5,,1 , ,T :Q ' H J ' ' . '1 if All i I I Y vm l a THIHPY-EIGHT J . ,f wif , I 1 ff! 1 'ta THE SPOT D HT .Aff X ffjiivff m l I li My DRAKE FIELDS FORTNEY FOSTER GAILLARD GAUNTT GIBSON 1-ff ri - v 1 f 1 X IT LI t IA lJRAIxl'., Hlinnfvwr ct, Secretary Hunur Cuuncil 1: Military Simnsnr 11: liafkcthall 2, 3, -1: Beta Liter' vuSut-ie-ty :jg High Light Staff 2. 3, 11: G Cluli 12, Cl, '13 Press Cluli Ci, l: l'ri-.gitlcnt Press Club -I: Secretziry uf Class Hg Ftuptlyall Sponsor -lg Best All Ruunil Girl 4: Simtlimzht Stall lg ExtrafCurricular 3: Beta Cluh ,lg Hunm- Gi-ailuate. BIARIAN lilll'l'l'I l IlCLl3S, 1ii1lw Beta Literary Society 11: Steiimzraphei s Cluli l. AI'5'l'IN I tJli'l'NlfY, :hi0Ilf7'l'u Vicefpresitlcnt uf Alpha Litvrary Society ll: Neatcst Military Cmlct 3: Secretary Hi-Y 52, -1: Hiuh School Chorus Li, IS, al: Schmil nf the Air 22, 3, 4: Hiuh Light Stall' LZ, Zi, I1 Press Cluh 24, I: High Selimil Orchestra 3: OnefAct Play -tg Extra Curricular Ll, 4: Ile-ta Cluh 1. liuimi' Graduate. ISIIRICN I tJS'l'lCR, .ll1'.v-ff11cf ' High Light Staff Sl. lg Press Cluli 3. LI: Siiotliuht -1: Beta Literary Society 12: Fuutliall Spmism' 4: Stenographerk Cluh -I: Cummrsrcial Club 4: Extra Curricular 3: Must Graciuiis Girl fl: Senior Play 4: Miss GrifIin ft. I-'RAXCICS GAILLARIJ, l f11111y Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: French Cluli -1: Commercial Cluli rl: Glee Cluh I: Beta Literary Suciety 2: School of the Air 4: Ways and Means Committee 4: Perfect Attcntlaiice 1, -I. Honor Graduate. SARA MARGARIYI' GAI'N'I I', .N'.1Il-v Secretary of Commercial Club 4: Stenoirraphefs Cluli tp Home Economics Clulx LZ, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y -It Press Club 4: High Light Staff -1: Home Economics District Meet 2nd Place Zig Htumr Student ZZ, 33 Beta Literary Suciety ZZ. Hunor Graduate. CATHERINE GIBSON, CHD Beta Literary Society 2: Vice-president Glee Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Secretary-treasurer Glee Club 4: Commercial Club At: Dramatic Club 2. Twelzty-eiglzt ETEE THIRTY-EIGHT M W, .. THE SPOT WIGHT li xv' ,ff kljllwup XLPM l p f! 'A ' W A A 0 si.ow GRANT' ' 1 lsneea M. J. GUNTER R. GUNTER HADDEN HAMMOND HAZEL GLUXY, Holm:-r1111 Home Economics Club 2, 3: Stenonraphefs Club -1: Commercial Club -l: Alpha Literary Society 2. WALl,AC'E L. GRANT, Grunt P. T. C. 1, 2. 3: Drum and Buyzle Corps 1. 2: Sergeant Company A 3: Officers Club 3: Alpha Literary Society 2: Perfect Attendance 1. XYILLIAM NORMAN GREER, Bf1r01z R. O. 'l'. C. 2, 3: Rifle Team 3. ll.-XRY JANE GLNTER, .lff1ggie ' Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Press Club 4: High Lieht Staff 4: Beta Literary Society 2: Basketball 4: Football Sponsor 4. ROBIN GLNTER, Slots-boyu Alpha Literary Society 2: Class President 3, 4: Vice-president of Class ZZ: R. O. T. C. 1, 2. 3: Corporal 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain Basketball Team 4: Football 2. 3. 4: G Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer G Club 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Treasurer Hi-Y 3: Tennis Club 3, 4: Rifle Team 3: Extra-Curricular 3: Glee Club 3: Most Popular Boy 4: Best All-Round Boy 4: Senior Play 4: All District Basketball 4: All N. G. I. C. 4. JAMES HAROLD HADDEN, Doc R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Best Drilled Cadet 3: Rifle Team 3: Corporal 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: G Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice- president of Class 1: Secretary of Class 2: High Light Staff 4: Press Club 4: Vice-president Commercial Club 4: Basketball Manager 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Perfect Attendance 2. HOPE HAMMOND, Hopeless R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Rifle Team 3: Honor Student 1, 2, 3: Football Manager 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Vice-president Hi-Y 4: French Club 3, 4: High Light Staff 2: G Club 43 President of Class 1: Most Studious Boy 4: Spotlight Staff 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Treasurer Beta Club 4. Second Honor Graduate. Twenty-lziizc .1 THIRTY-EIGHT THE SPOTLIGH' if 1 ' 1 ll! ' al g 'F I M! U .f - L Q V Il 0 Jkv P ., X l J ' A V lk ,X al ' 2 fx 73 L L L L L K , 5.44, 'LJ.1.fk50'4- 4 HATCHER AK-'LH 'WH HEFLli I-QYINDERSON HILL 'l HINES , WHOARD HOLLIS KLA. -up 1.4-4.ug,4,x, l. Nl.XR'l'll.X H.X'llf'HlClQ, .N'pfrlc Alplm l.ilvr:n'y Sm-ul-ly 33 Humv l'h-4-xwmius Club Z: Commercial Club lg Schuul uf the Air lg l-'uutball Spf All C11 mam- lg Cl1eu1'l1-:ul-'r I1 zmzl ll Sm-niur Play I1 Stuwp1:1plu-1L's Club 1. -IICSSIIC HlCl l.IN, llf111lf111wg.1 ,lrx,w ,hu l.il1-runny Sunil-ly Z: Humv l-Il-unumich Club 13, Zig Stormpg1'zxphcx s Club 13 Cun1m1-ruial Club ll: Tri-HiY 1b 3:3 SK-h,,,,1 uf 1h.- Ail- Si, lg Sp-uwsm' R. U. 'l'. C. 23 l'm-rfrct Attvuclulwe l. l R.XNK I.. HICXIJICRSUN, llup1'y Slmtl1u'l11 Stull: .XVI l'C:litv-rg livin Club ,lg Vim' lm-sirlent mul Cbairmzln l'l'uLr1'am Cumnmittee -lp Hi-Y 3, ,lg S4111-lzx1'5' zmxl 'l'rua1Nul'vl' nf CilH1l'I'1l Club lg Military 21, il. f'HARl,lCS HILI., l1iII'v llliliturv 53 'IX11-zxsunn-1' uf Frvslmnmam Class: HifY 4: Athenian Literary Society 1. All -IACK H IN ICS, l l'I'f7lll'fn wha l,il1-rury Such-ty 1, 2: Atlu-nian 1. Z, 34: R. O. T. C. 1. 2. 3: Ss-1's:m-ant 3: Pu-ss Club 4: Hiilh Lil-fhl Stuff l. Y Y w 'vw , .. v I H Rl BX -IPANIN la HlJgXlxlJ, ll Illlj' .ltflll Glee- Club lp Hump- 1'Ix'unomics Club 1, 2, Il. SHI HOLLIS, CQ Hnllix ll'n1I1'x Miluzn-y 323 S1-bowl ut' tln- Air tl: Glu- Club l, furry N ETEE THIRTY-EIGHT ,- J . ly-bark. I X. ll, J' X N gal I THE POTLIGHT 5,3-W ,ut-,Q ..--.-..w, -.-.--..-- X I 5 EMILY JONES V! KING KITCHENS 4-4.24 ,A-..4, , WJ... Q 4- I 'ow - be , . x H-4 ff f+ a.'4 ' 2 tb IA I'IOl'IxIX S, HftJIH'l'IIll'n 'J I - , , , I 'F 4' ri-I-:lieg Il, -1: President Tri-HrY el: Glte Club 1, 2, Zi, ,lg President Glve Club 'lg Press Club 32, .lg Secretary Press Club -1: Spotlight Staff -lg School ol' the Air 2, 231, I: Vice-iwesimlent of French Club -11 Beta L1t91'21l'y Society 22 3rd Place Short Story l: End Plant- Disirict Meet-Piano 12, 4: Perfect Atten- dance 1: Honor Student 1. 2. 3: Citizenship Award l: VVuys and lVlf-ans Committee l: U. D. C. Medal -ll Senior Play -1: Beta Club -1. Honor Grziduzlte. KATHICRIXIC IYliS'l'lCR, Iiiffj ' Glee Club 3, ,lg 12. Ls. -ioxiis, Ii-1c'x ' A. L. S. 1: Football 3, 4: N. G. I. C. Second Team 35 Basketball 3. -l: All District 3, 4: All State 42 All N. G. I. C. 41 Tiack 3: G Club 3, -l: R. O. 'l'. C. 1, ZZ. 3: lst Serueant 3: Ollicers Club 3: Senior Play 4. EMILY -I UN IQS, Ili-Hoody A. L. S. 1, 2: Home Economics Club 3: School of the Air 1. 2. 25: Most Original Girl 4: President Glee Club 35 Football Sponsor -1: Tri-Hi-Y 3. YIRGINIA ALEENE JONES, Fifi: Chop Honor Student 2: Alpha Literary Society 2: Glee Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Sponsor of Company B 35 Press Club 45 High Light Staff 4: President of Home Economics Club -1: Football Sponsor -1. MARY ELOUISE KING, Billie Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Glee Club 43 School of the Air 4: French Club 4: Senior Play 4. YELM.-X KITCHENS, Pf111fry D. L. S. 15 School of the Air 4: Glee Club 43 High Light Staff 43 Press Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Stenographefs Club 4. T11il'f'l'-01113 NINETEE THIRTY-EIGHT ,, fi Qiadw LV-F3391-iq, 111 THE SPOTLIGHT ? w J it J txt , 'ibtgt' 'JU f aw- LARKIN ' i ' LEWIS 4,5 LUTHER MANN MILLS MULLINS NOULIS il: I, y IASPICR IQICNNIQIJY LARIQIN, l.m1t1!it ' Military Cut-pttral 3: Bt-at Ilrillctl Sliuatl il: St-ht-tal ut' thc Air-Dc-clamatiun l: Must Courtenus Buy -1: l ttt,1tlwaIl l: G Club -tg Hi Y 3, 1, VLKJNIICR l.l'fXYIS, tiling-Cl1'111 Fuutball 11, H. 1: G Club 2, Zi, 4: Managsr Basketball l: R, O. T. C, LI, Zig Hi'Y 12. KIIRIAM I.l l'HlCR. l'. lf French Club 3: Beta Literary Suciety T: Annual Statln lg High Light Stat? ,lg Press Club -l: Glee Club -l: 'l'rifHi'Y IS. fl: VVays antl Me-ana Cummitttvt- 4: Ct,n'i'esimntlim1 Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y First Place Home Ecunumics 1. GICURGIC MANN, Bz'f't':y Honor Cuuncil 1: Ftmutball 1. LZ: Basketball 1, 2: G Club 1, 2, Zi, 13 All District Basketball Team 2: All N. G. l. C. 2: President of Class 2: Press Club 31 High Lizsht Staff 33 R. O. T. C. 2, 33 Rifle Team 3 XLFICNIT MILLS, lIz1t'lc Pl'E'SlflE'l'll Beta Literary Socicty 2: High Light Staff 2. 25. 4: PrPSs Club 3, 4: French Club 3. -l: Chair- man of Ways and Means Committee 4: Annual Staff -l: Nlanafxcr Basketball Team 3. -ll FO0tball SDOUSOI' 4 G Club 3. -1: Most Popular Girl 4: Beta Club 4. Distinction Graduate. RLTH MVLLINS, HCfl'rll'I'f'llIH Home Ecunumics Club 2, 33 Beta Literary Society 22: Tri-HifY 3, -1: School of the Air 4: Glee Club -I. MARTH.-X XULLIS, S1111.vl11'11f ' Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, -lg Vice-president Tri-Hi-Y 4: Third Place Horne Economics Glee Club 45 Commercial Club -13 Home Economics Club LZ, -1: School of the Air -l: Beta Literary Society Zg Hunt-1' Stutie-nt 2. i1'IYv-Zinn NINETEE TIIIRTY-EIGIIT 6' .- . v , . --.,a. , I -yy 4,17 THE SPOTLIGHT .Q f ff ,dw . I f P ' WY' Y' ovER'roN PERKINS fv PLowoeN POTEET 1' Poumos fPOWERS PROT:-mo JAMES OVERTON, uffllllllyu Entered 1937 HAZEL PERKINS, Puffs Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 3: G Club 3, 4: Honor Student 2: Basketball 3, 4: lst Place in State for Meat Contest 3: Home Economics Club 2, 3. WILL BEST PLOWDEN, AAPI1'lltIVt'll Golf Club 1, 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Rifle Team 3. BARBARA PO ISEILI, C zlddlfiv' President of Alpha Literary Society 2: Home Economics Club 3: Press Club 3. 4: Student Honor Coun- cil 1: Dramatic Club 2: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: School of the Air 2, 3, 4: District Meet, 1st Place Reading 4: Junior Play 3: Secretary of Class 1, 4: Treasurer of Class 3: Football Sponsor 4: District One-Act Play 3, 4: Honor Student 1, 2, 3: Extra-Curricula 1. 2, 3: High Light Staff 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Secre- tary of Beta Club 4: G Club 4: Honor Graduate. JAMES A. POUNDS, Willey Football 3, 4: G Club 3, 4: Spotlight Staff 4: Neatest Military Cadet 2: Corporal Best Drilled Squad 3. HENRY POWERS, C'11pIi1i1z Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain Football Team 4: All N. G. I. C. Team 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: All District Team 4: Track 2, 3: R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Corporal 3: G Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-president G Club 3, 4. ROBERT PROTHRO, Pro R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Best Drilled Squad 3: Corporal 3: 2nd Best Drilled Cadet 3: 2nd Neatest Cadet 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: President Hi-Y 4: Football 4: Extra-Curricular 1: G Club 4: High Light Staff 3: 2nd Place Decliamation in District Meet 4: Press Club 3: Editor-in-Chief of Spotlight 4: Senior Play 4: Honor Gra uate. Th iffy-th ref' NI ETEE THIRTY-EIG-HT Y THE SPOTLIGHT A f . l v I I K. SEAGRAVES SHAPARD X' Q SHAPARD SIBLEY SMAHA SPANGLER STALLINGS KLXRY .'Xl.ll'lf Sli.-XGR.XYlfS, .ll.1'v Alpha Literary Society 2: Glev Club sl. .XXX SHAPARD, Rui VVinner of Austin Cup l: Vice-pres:-lent of Alpha Literary Society 2: High Light Stat? 2, 3, -13 First place in poem anfl short story l, Z: lfrench Club ZS, lg Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y 35: Corresponding Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y Club 1: Press Club 24, 1: rimwuiljall Sponsor -1: Beta Club sl: Most Stutliuus Girl 4: Honor Student 1. ZZ .33 Extra-Curri:uIar 1, 2, H. Fix-st Honor Grafluate. MARY -ll'l,XNlf'l l'lf SHAIYXRD, L'l1i11L ' 'Fri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Press Club 3, sl: High Light Stall' Zi, '11 French Club 3. -l: Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4: French Club 12, 4. Honor Graduate. CHARIJCS Sllll.lCY, MII Press Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 1: Spotlight Staff 1: Most Original Boy ,lg High Light Staff -1: Military 12, 3: Senior Play -1. liA'l'HlCRlNlQ SM.-XHA, .N'fi11krx ' Basketball 2, 4: Secretary of G Club 3: Captain of basketball team -1: Cheer-leader 3, 4: Football Sponsor 43 Alpha Literary Society l: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, -15 Treasurer of Commercial Club 43 Home Economics Club 2, -I. MARGERY SPANGLICR, .N'!m111.fifIf'r Press Club 43 High Light Staff 4: French Club 3: Commercial Club 4: Beta Literary Society 1.1 Treasurer 'l'ri-Hi-Y 33 Assistant Manager basketball team -1. 7 M ILDRIQD ST.-XLLINGS, BilvlJiv Beta Literary Society 11 Home Economics Club l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y -1: Vice-president of Tri-Hi-Y 3: Com- mercial Club -1: Stenonraphens Club 13 Football Sponsor 4: Dramatic Club l. 25 Cheer Leader 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play -lp Glue Club 2: Vice-president of Stenog1'apher's Club 4. 'lzirty-four INETEE THIRTY-EIGHT THE SPOTLIGHT 'J f ,, .yr ,U , Y ,L .it t I f , STRICKLAND , STUCKEY TEDDER ,445 ik ,fr fi, - V,-' Y TURNER -, TYUS UNDERWOOV. Jam? Lyfnvuggi-LIL XYILBIER S'l'RICKI.ANll, Umm G Club -1: Football 4: Basketball -lg AllASlate Basketball 'l'e:xm -1: Entered 4. VORNICLIA S'I'I'f'KlCY, Pf'Ir ' Co-chairman Tri-Hi-Y Program Committoe -1: Tri-Hi-Y Zi, Al: Recordinu Secretary 'l'ri-Hi-Y 'li Beta Literary Society 2: French Club 3, -1: High Liyht Stall' 2, 3, -lg Press Club 3, -lg Vice-president Press Club Al: Commercial Club -1: End Place Short Story 1, LIL Honor Stud-ent 1, 21, 3: Extra-Curricular 2, 3: Beta Club 4. Distinction Graduate. BEELAH MARIE TEDDER, 'l'i11y Tri-Hi-Y 4: Commercial Club -13 Senior Play -1. Entered MUST. JIM TURNER, uI3rll'fll1IH Hi-Y 4: R. O. T. C. 2. 3: Rifle Team 2, 3: Football 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Golf Team 1. 2, 3, -1: District Ready Write Contest 4: Rifle Marksmanship 2: Senior Play -1. ELLA CATHERINE TYUS, L'f1flc'z'c Home Economics Club 1: T1-ifHi-Y 3: Beta Literary Society 22: Commercial Club -1: Stenographefs Club 4. Honor Student 2, 33 Perfect Attendance 3. JOHN W. UNDERWQUD, '-Big L'glz Football 1, 2, 3, 4: G Club 3, 43 R. O. T. C, 2, 3g Alpha Literary Society 1, 2: Track 2, 3. Tlvirfy-five NINETEE THIRTY-EIGHT THE sPoTL,1GH?WQQ ' -4 in 15? Sw. ,w - Mftg A Vt' ' WALKER WALLER WARD WATSON WATSON WILSON i ,I FAN ITA XYAl,KliR, l'00p.viw 'l'ri4Hi-Y Club 25, 1' Homo Economics Club Z, 3: Commercial Club -lx Junior Play 35 Football Sponsor 41 Literary Snciuty LI. CH.-XRl,l'fS l l,l'l'l'l'HlfR lY.Xl,l,lfll, 'Al lf'lrl1f'r . Military LI, 31: G Club Zi, -lg Spotlight Stall' 1: Basketball Nlzmaut-r Si: Basketball 2, 3, tl: Football 213,-1. lillhlt JNI.-X XYARIJ, .N'ilw'x ' Homo Et-ronomics 2: Ste-i1op1i'aphei + Club l: Commercial Club 1. ANNlf'l lll'l XY.'X'l'StJN, T1't'lzy Nota Literary Son-it-ty il: Comnwruizil Club tl: Vice president Home Eronomics Club -1: Stenoy:ra1vhPr's Club -lg Tri-HifY 3, lg P11-ss Club lg lfrencli Club 343 District Meet rl. Honor Graduate. FR.-XNCIS XY.-X'l'SUN, Fritz Hi' Y -13 Assistant Basin-tball Mnnairer -1: Cumnu-x'ciul Club il: Came-ru Club -1. F.fXRRIS XX ILSUX, Tvi11 ' Military 2, Zig Beta Club L15 Prusitlent Beta Club -l: G Club 24, 4: Football 3, 4. Honor Graduate. Tl1i1'!v-xix I E EE 'THIRTY-EIGHT CLASS POEM, 1958 The little children we once were Walked blindly the path of life, With no understanding of what was there- It all seemed endless strife. We walked by faith, the way not clear, But God led, and we trusted Life. This path ahead had for its span Much more than we could see, But our Master had counseled every man Of the Glory yet to be. And so 'twas decided by our clan To go on patiently. Years treading on unfamiliar ground Brought us nearer to the sun, But on looking forward we have found Our journey's just begun. Before us lies an invincible mound, To be faced by everyone. Those who have crossed the mound already Know what life gave and denied And now, at last, we've come to see What's on the other side. May we face the world with courage and be Led by Faith as our guide! Marie Tedder Thirty-seven THE . POTLIGHT ...N D TTY. . , fn . - . ,. ...... 2 A ,.,. 'N' v. ,,,. ,-4.-.1-LQ V .,. -. xxx, ii Q.. . ..,3 ,, .- - '--g,,: .- -ff? ,I f H+ 4 1 .,.. T' Nz X x Q H X .- ...MJ A- N- Q , '.?.f2. QM as NX Q gi wb SNAPS Th irfy-v1'g1zI N INETEE THIRTY-EIGHT ' 'l 5 x , -AAN, , . f NH. NX :5.:S.-: x X Q X1-4 nb- 3, NA wg x 1- VA ,Q -fm .TX 3 'E . ,:...,s. MARY ELLA PENN President Junior Class HELEN POTE ET President Sophomore Class BECKWORTH ARCHER President Freshman Class LOW'VER CLAXSSES Thirty-nine F, , ,W 5, ,. THE SPOTLIGIIT -1 .-P A, . . 4, ,4 , V ll, Forllv ,.- ,l t Q-Y-i 9 ff? ,fr - JUNIOR CLASS ., ,,.Mary Ella Penn Presirlentt , ,,,, , , Vice-president .,., ,,,, . ,,.Robert Joyner Set-returx' ,, .. ,. , ,,Carolyn Farmer Trezisuiti , , Jacqueline Domingos Colors.. , , ,..,,, ,,,,, ,..,, ,,,..,,,... P i 1 ik and Orchid Flower ..,,,, .,,. . ., ,... ,,,. , . ....,,,.....,,.,r,..,,,...,.,,,, Sweet Pea Motto: Aim high and believe yourself capable of great things. 'sg ape NINETEEN THIR'fY-EIGHT TI-IE SPOTLIGIIT l ,,.:, . .. Nia' .-.-q-7- 5-.'l.L - 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS President ,,,.,,,..,.................,..,,.A............,A.....,...,...,.... Helen Poteet Vice-president AA,..,,,.,.... .,...A,,...,.. M artha Wisebram Secretary ',,,,,.,.,,..,,,,., ..,,..,..,,,... A nn Henderson Treasurer ....,,.., ..,...,..... J ean Atkinson Colors ,,... ..,,.... ..,,,,. . . .............,, ,,,,...... G 1' een and White Flower ..,...,,,,.. Motto: Only one-'s best is goo Rose d enough Fortyeone NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT THE SPOTLIGHTWWMBQM vv ,. ,-,l qv' v 4' , Vgilwii , , Q..-.,... , q , A 2 : , . i ., V , . 1,111 angst Eff-is 'fr FRESHMAN CLASS P1't'S1llL'11t, , , ., ,.., . ,, .,.,, ,,.,.,,, . ,.BQL'liXVU1'tll .-X1'L'llC1' Vice-presiflent ,,... ,, .,,,.,. .,,.,, B Iary Wilkie Secrutary . , ,,,,,. l,?lFl'8IlL'E Gauntt Tll't'21Sl1l'l3l' ,, , , ,, . , ,,.,....,. ., ,Jake Cheatham Muttu: Nut on the heights, but climbing. L'ulm's: Luvcmler and green Fluwcr: Lilac Forfy-liao N INETEEN TI-IIRTY-EIGHT , I yy! r ,4- ,, JAM- I JJ K ph i ACTIVITIES F orty-three THE SPOTLIGHT 4951 ,INA Q 'sr uckey Dmsnucvuom DIST: Dlsrmcnom lucm fomfney Frames Gaz Sam Margaret Craurztt Honoa Honour. Honor. H-onon, - 5 f wr .T -29 - Hope Hammond 2 U , 1 . 4-lemon, Honor, Honor, I-louom Mary Watson Howov, Homov. HONOR ROLL Forty-fozn' NINETEEN THIRTY-E1G,HTvo THE SPOTLIGHT Zi. . n . L- .' 1' , All A 4 f x v The purpose of this organization shall be the promotion of scholastic excellence 129177. Adi , 1 and cultivation of the ideals of loyalty, Courage, honesty, and leadership among higlyf. , X school students. 1 For the first time Grilfm High School has a Beta Club. At the time of its organi- Y. h Zation in November, only senior members were named to the Club. Since Clll'lStlN3.S!LiPPlf,'ff ,fy members of the Junior Class have been elected to augment the list. To the latter group 6 up-J LX will fall the task of carrying on the work and upholding' the ideals of the club next year. it ' iw, The members are: 1 ,f !J5Q,,Y.-,sy ..,..,.,,...President Farris Wilson ,,,,.. Frank Henderson .,,,,, .....,, X fice-president Barbara Poteet .,.... ..,.,.... S ecretary ,,,l,,,..,.,,,,,,......,,..,..,Treasurer Hope Hammond ...... 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' -ff ' -A on Q '- f 1 THE HIGH LIGHT The staff of The High Light organized in September for the purpose of publish- ing monthly Z1 newspaper which would in its columns reflect the daily school life ol' Griihn High, would merit the interest of all its readers, would uphold the high standards of journalism which former staffs have set, and would offer opportunity for the pub- lication of worthy literary efforts of the student body. The High Light has tried throughout the year to foster and promote a proper school spirit by words of encouragement, by words of congrratulation, and now and then by words of just criticism. The purpose of The High Light has been to serve well the community which supports it. Editor-in chief .,,. . , ,,,, ,. .. ...Ann Shapard Associate-Editorsn ,, , , Cornelia Stuckey, Barbara Poteet Fort y-six N INETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to broaden the interest in French history, art, and living. The members learn French songs, read French newspapers, play games, and work cross-word puzzles. In order to be in the French Club, a student must have an average of at least a C. The club has as its faculty adviser, Miss Caroline Eakes, French instructor, President ..,.,,,..,,,, ,,,.r.,,,. . ..Aleene Mills Vice-president ,,,.,,,,,.,, ,,...,., E ugenia Hopkins Secretary-treasurer ...... ....,, L aura Cumming F orty-5621611 THE SPOTLIGHT TRI-HI-Y CLUB The club stands for the all around development of its members Spirit, Mind and Body and serves the three main training agencies Home, Church, and School . I SENIOR Pr-esidentl ..,,,il..,,,,.,,,,... ...,,.l.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l...,,,, E ugenia Hopkins Forty-ez'g1z1' Vice-president ,..,..,.,...,i., .... ..,i. Recording' Secretary ....,,,, ..,,, Cor. Secretary .....,.,....,,, . Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,., Faculty Adviser ....,, ,..,..,,,,,,..,,..,......, , Presidentz ....,.,,,,l, Vice-president ,...,,........,..,,,,,,,,.,..,,.,... ..... Recording Secretary ........ . ...,. ,. .i,,Martha Noulis ,..Helen Chapman ......,Ann Shapard Mary Shapard ..i,i,Louise Fluker ,Laura Cumming i...Larrv Goodrich .Catherine Mason Cor. Secretary ,....,,,,,...,, . ,............. Doris Land Treasurer. ,.,,,,,,,,......,,,, ,..,.,..........,.....,,,....,......,.. M arjorie Evans Faculty Adviser .w....,,A,,,,,..,,....Y,,........,,........... Norma Dunaway President ,,,,.....i.....,,,,,...,..,,..........,,..........,,,A..,.. Vice-president ,,,,.....,.,,,,,,,........,.,,,.....i.,,., ...,. .Josephine Smith ,.,,......,.Bera Bray Recording Secretary ,,,,,,.. .....,., H Glen Poteet Cor. Secretary ,..,..,,,,..... . Treasurer .................,., ,,........................ ..... .....,..,Helen Grant ....,Helen Colquitt Faculty Adviser ......,,.,.,....,.,.,..,...,........,,.,,.i.,... Nellie PilkGI1t0I1 President c,,,.,...i..,.. .,,,,,..............,,,....,.. J acqueline Domingos Vice-president .w..,..,.,... .,...,.,,,,,.,......,,.....,,,..,,.... B arbara Drake Treasurer ,,.,..,.,....,,,i.,,, .... - Recording' Secretary .,.,.... ......,, l Helen Domuigos Faculty Adviser ,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,..... R ena Milliken NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Q l K l , A ,ssw Blade' l THE SPOTLIGHT HI-Y endeavors to meet the spiritual needs of courses in Bibly study, and by inviting schools and conduct devotional programs ganizations in collecting' and distributing Officers for the year are: President ,.A. ,,,,.. Vice-president ....., Secretary-treasurer ',,.,, Faculty Sponsor .,.,., ., Lay Sponsor ,,,,..... CLUB I I i In line with the better high schools of the State, Gritltin High School sponsors from year to year za Hi-Y unit for the boys. This non-denominational organization the boys through weekly prog'rams, annual ministers of all denominations to visit the The Hi-Y also cooperates with other or- baskets for the poor at Thanksgiving' and Christmas, and renders special service when Called upon or when need demands it. t.,,,,,.Robert Prothro ,, ,,.Hope Hammond ,. , , Austin Fortney T. G. Dulin t,.,,,Rev. M. O. Gardner F0l'f'V-71 ine NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT THEISPOTLIGHT 1 HOME ECGNOMICS CLUB The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to develop a worthwhile program which includes the following' types of activities: educational, social, social service, and financial. The club endeavors to raise the standard of scholarship among students of home economics at GriHin Highg to develop a state, national, and international con- sciousness in studentsg to foster high ideals and a deep appreciation for home lifeg to cooperate with state and national organizations in their attempts to better the home life of the nation. Any girl who takes home economics is eligible for membership in this club. President ...,,. ,,..., .Virginia Jones Vice-president ,,,,,,,,, ....., A IIHGULG W2tSOH Secretary-treasurer Y.Y,i. .,..........i. H HIGH Ch-HDIIIHI1 Adviser ...,.,..,.,,,...,,... .,,.... M iss Juliana Zeigler Fifty NINETEEN THIRTY-EAIGHT 5 THE SPOTLIGHT JOHN E. DREWRY PRESS CLUB The John E. Drewry Press Club was organized last year for the purpose of in- spiring those interested in journalistic Work to do more and better writing, to supply as nearly as possible the need for a course in journalism, and to offer some opportunity for social contact for the editorial and business members of the newspaper staff. President Y.,.,,........,., ..,,..,..,...... L ucia Drake Vice-president .....,...,., ........... C ornelia Stuckey Secretary ,...,,...,.. .. .,,.... Eugenia Hopkins Treasurer .,,,.., ,..i.,,., ,.,. A l eene Mills Fifty-one NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT TI-IE' SPOTLIGHT THE ORCHESTRA Thi- 4li'iH'iii High Srlimil Orcliestra, umlei' thc ilirui-tion ui' Mrs. Marian V21LlL1'ilH, has vc-iii1'ilii1twl much to the' 4fLIitlll'21i life nf tlu- sclimml this year. Tlic Ul'L'h9Stl'H has manic niziiiy pulvliv zxppe-uiuiiiu-s both liuru and in Atlzmtu. 'l'lu-iw im- 4-ight musiciziiis iii the miimziiiizzitiiiiiz four viuliiiists, imc nw-llist, one Violo 11.151-i', mu- iilziyvi' nl' the uiwlii,-ht1'al bulls, uiwl um- 4il'UlNlNL'I'. Thu ofiii-ora L-lm-tw! by the group for the currviit your arc us t'ulluws: I'1'.-5i4lv11t I.21l'l'y Cikblllilifil Yin--p1's-siilciit Lewick Daniel SL-u1'utui'y AIZII'-iHl'iL' Evans y-tivo NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT THE SPOTLIGIIT CGMMERCIAL CLUB The purpose of the Commercial Club is to promote interest in the business world and in the study of commercial subjects, to encourage a social spirit by offering op- portunities for wholesome social contact, to become familiar with modern progressive business methods and systems, endeavoring by such means to raise and maintain a higher standard of training for business. President ......,,,,...., ,,....,, lv Iary Collier Vice-president ..,,..... ,...,.........,...,. H arold Haclden Secretary .,,,....... ,......,. S ara Margaret Gauntt Treasurei '.,,,..., ...,,,,,,., K atherine Smaha Reporter., .......l.....,.,.,. ...l,........, D oris Land Program Chairman .,,,.,,r ........ C arolyn Farmer Faculty Adviser .....,.. ..,...... N ellie Pilkenton Fifty-three NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Fifty-four A LUCKY BREAK Presented by the CLASS OF 1938 Miss Annie Laurie Taylor Q D I h irectors Miss Louise Fluker S Martha Mullet ....... Nora Mullet .,...... Elmine .....,. ,.,....... Benny Ketchem. Abner Ketchem .....,... Mrs. Barrett ,,......... Claudia Barrett. Tommy Lansing .,..,,. John Bruce .......... Charles Martin .......... Jura Charente ..,. Var Charente ...,.. Bella ................. Achiba ....,... Alphecca ..,..,. Spivins ......,, Tokio ....... Watkins .........,..,............ ...,......Eugenia Hopkins .,,......Elizabeth Chapman .,,.,....Martha Hatcher ..,.......Jin1 Turner B. Jones ..,,,..Mildred Stallings ........Buren Foster .......Robert Prothro .......,...Robin Gunter .........Hope Hammond ......,Barbara Poteet .........Charles Sibley .......Marie Tedder .....,,....E1ouise King .........Helen Chapman .,.....Frank Henderson .,......Kitchen Brown Powers Dancers: Aleene Mills, Emily Jones, Miriam Luther, Ann Shapard, Mary Jeanette Shapard, Charles Hill, Clement Cowan, Austin Fortney, Francis Watson, Farris Wilson. Reading ....... FOURTH DISTRICT MEET Literary Events First Place..........,......l... .........Barbara Poteet ...,.,...Robert Prothro Eugenia Hopkins Declamation ...,.,. ,.....,. T hird Place ...... Piano ...............,.., ..,,,... S econd Place .....,.. Boys' Essay ...,..... ...................,,,..... Girls' Essay ....,,....., Home Economics ....... One Act Play THE MAN ON THE KERB Barbara Poteet Austin Fortney Athletic Events ,...,...,...Jim Turner ...........Ann Shapard c.,..,...Annette Watson Marie Tedder GOLF TEAM Ike Scott Jim Turner W. B. Plowden Bobby Wheaton TENNIS TEAM Doubles ..................,...,.........,. Second Place Robin Gunter Gene Turner Singles .............,.,.................,.. Second Place Robin Gunter F ifty-Jive 1'1:lcslcN'1'1':l1 143' 'l'IIl'I SENIOR CLASS UI-' fillIlf'l4'IN I'IIliII S0111 rr rl, KGRIFI-'IN. KGICURGIA TI-IE SPOTLIGHT Heff' +111-Round Girl Maki ftudiouf Girl LUCIA DQAKE MOH? fzfudiouf 5oy ANN SHAPABD H -HOPE -HAMMOND Mow Uwginal 5051 Eat All-I-?ouna6 gay CMARLE SIBLEY M056 popular Girl Most P0pula1fBoy ALE-ENE MILLS ROBIN GUNTEP. Moft Zaciouf Girl Most fourteous Hoy EUR!-EN FOSTER M056 Un' ina! Girl KAY LARKIN EMILFJONES SENIOR WHO'S VVHO I fix-mx NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT THE SPOTLIGHT THE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club this year under the direction of Miss Thelma Brisenfline did some very interesting' work, and contributed greatly to the school-life. Besides adding' to chapel programs throughout the year, the Club sang on the Atlanta Journal School of the Air, and in the Fourth District Music Festival. The Club is organized each year for the enjoyment of those interested in music. President ..,,.., ,,,. ,..,,... ,,,,,,. E u g enia Hopkins Secretary-treasurer ....,,. , ,,,,,. Catherine Gibson F iffy-560612 N INETEEN THIRTY-EIG-H'I' September October November December January February March April May F i fty-eight 1 10 20 24 30 4 10 15 4. 20 24 24 29 1 9 17 CALENDAR School bells ring Biggest senior class yet back to work. Students find a friend in Mr. Gardner, the new principal. The rest of the new teachers receive an O. K., too. Class ofiicers elected. Gunter again heads the list with Powers, Poteet, and Prothro as his aides-de-camp. First football game. Grinin defeats Dallas. . First edition of High Light goes to press. Mr. Gardner acquires his first gray hairs at the birth of his baby girl, Lynn Arnold Gardner. Mr. Kay has discovered a new way to keep hair waved, but discloses the secret to no one, not even Mildred Stallings. Seniors flash new rings and new smiles. Two seniors come here from Florida and go rapturously cold over see- ing their first snow. Beta Club organized. Ten seniors receive honorable positions. Last football game. A grand season-Griffin High victorious in every game. Out for Thanksgiving holidays. In again-same difference. Student body full of anticipation for Christmas Holidays. Mr. Dulin enlightens the scene with his bright cracks. School deserted-Xmas holidays-Oh boy! 4. By now, all the students have about decided that Miss Fluker is the best 10 11 26 12 21 23 1 5 22 2 3 4 11 13 20 27 29 30. pal they have. Amazing how the list of absentees has decreased since somebody hit on the idea of calling their homes. Seniors sponsor Talent Program and Beauty Contest. Buren Foster chosen Miss Griffin. Boy's Basketball team declared District Winners-over the radio, too! Grifiin High basketeers are State Champs. Mousetrap McLendon happiest yet. Monday morning-the thermometer at 35 degrees and not a sprig of heat in the building! The Battle of the Century! Caps and gowns win for graduation. Seniors act natural for one day-namely, Kid Day, which turns out all wet. Griffin wins preliminary district plays. District Meet. Barbara Poteet wins first place in readingg Robert Pro- thro third in declamationg Eugenia Hopkins second in piano. Marie Tedder shows a spark of genius and wins the State Gorgas Essay Contest and a check for 2510. Senior Play causes a furor. Ann Shapard wins place as valedictorian- Hope Hammond, salutatorian. Fourteen honor students. The G Club Picnic proves to be an event well remembered by quite a few. Vifhen the last copy for the annual is in, Miss Drewry settles down to enjoy what she hopes are- compliments on it. -14. Invitation Golf Tourney. Big barbecue and dance at the Elks Club. . Junior-Senior Prom bigger and better than ever. Class Night for the Seniors. The end is perilously near. The Baccalaureate Sermon is held at the First Baptist Church. Rever- end Blackwelder delivers the sermon. Sighs, tears, and sly grins-Graduation! THE SPGTLIGI-IT WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE The VVays and Means Committee is one of the most important factors in the sue- cess of senior activities. Through its efforts, money is provided for the publication of the Spotlight , as well as for other senior activities.. Under the direction of the home-room mothers, Mrs. George E. Jones, Mrs. F. H. Wilson, and Mrs. Richard Crowder, and with thc aid of other senior mothers, the com- mittee operated a stand during' the football and basketball seasons, selling weiners, soft drinks, and candy. Through the cooperation of the P. T. A., the class also spon- sored a Talent Program and Beauty Contest. Members of the Committee were: Aleene Mills, Chairman Eugenia Hopkins Frances Gaillard Miriam Luther Elizabeth Chapman Kitchen Brown Charles Barrett Fifty-nine NINETEEN THIRTY-EIG-HT -x THE SPOTLIGHT NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT x x ' I X Y Qiwxxx 'sv .1 2: Q ! ff g A T'7M FH ,Q L A4,.2T U ' lK1mI ?mmRMr6AQx'l!?k!VQf gf, ,..m....,1.4L.A1m-nwsiafg-ffggflsgigmn X Twwwhmk Mulvifwffi X 52521 . 5 3 - I 5 E , :JL 45 5 K RW ira- QQ KZ, ATHLETICS GRIFFIN HIGH FOOTBALL SEASON Only two years after coming to Gr,fiin High, Coach Dana McLendon gave the school the first undefeated and unticd football squad in its history. After a full nine-game season, Grifiin was declared CO-Cl'3ll'DIOI1, with Spalding High School, of the North Georgia Interscholastic Conference. As may be seen from the scores, Griiiin defeated some of the outstanding teams in high school circles of Georgia. Four defeats of the previous season were avenged when Griflin won easily from Russell, Gainesville, Decatur and Cartersville. In nine games Coach McLendon's high-scoring aggregation rolled up 328 points, while holding the opposition to 12. And those 12 points were scored by a Bowden team that already had been badly licked. They came after Grifiin's regulars had piled up 38 points and McLendon had sent in his second and third stringers. During the season Captain Powers legl the touchdown parade with 19. E. B. Jones had 13 to his credit. Clomer Lewis made 7, all of them coming on his brilliant end- around runs. Charlie VValler, plucky little second string halfback, crossed the goal line four times. Robin Gunter tallied three times on end-arounds and passes. Gunter was on the receiving end of one pass from Captain Powers that netted 50 full yards. Johnny Clements scored twice during the season. G. C. Helms and Harold Hadden made one each. At the conclusion of the season, coaches in the N. G. I. C. selected two all-star teams. Griffin led the way with three men on the first team. They were Captain Powers at quarterback, Clomer Lewis at end, and James Ragsdale at tackle. E. B. Jones was barely nosed out of a place on the first squad, but easily polled enough votes to rate a half back position on the second team. Robin Gunter, an endg John Underwood, a guard, James Pounds, center, and Johnny Clements, quarterback received honorable mention. Members of the 1937 championship squad included: Watson, Beckham, Greer. Leary, Turner, Powers, Spier, Waller, Larkin, Clements, Hadden, Kile, Helms, Jones, Davis Williams, Downey, Lewis, Gunter, Ragsdale, Strickland, Wilson, Philip Wil- liams, Pounds. Underwood, Cowan, Miller, Dallas, Taylor, Prothro, and Britt, Hammond- Manager, Brisendine-Assistant Manager. 1 xiy-tivo THE SPOTLIGHT Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 24- FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Grimm ,,,,,,,,.,....,.....,,, ,,,,,,, 2 6 Dallas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,A,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 0 Griffin .,,...,,. ..,,,....,., 3 3 Russell, ,.,,.,.., ,,,,,.. O Griffin .....,,,. ,,.,........ 3 8 Bowden ,,.,...,, ........,... 1 2 Griffin .,..,..., ,,.......cc. 2 8 Gainesville ,.... ,.... . ,A 0 Griffin ...,,,... ..,,.,i,..,. 2 4 North Fulton ..... ..,, , ,, 0 Griffin ........, ,,,,,.,,,i.i 4 5 Newman ...,,,i, ,,.i..i, 0 Grifiin ......,,, .,.....,.... 1 3 Decatur ..,..,, ,,,,.,.. 0 Griffin ......,., .....,..,... 5 3 Cartersville .,,,.,. ,rr.r,., O Griffin ..... .....,...,,, 68 Fulton .. ....,.... 0 Sixty-th ree N INETEEN TI-IIRTY-EIGIIT FOOTBALL BRITT, LAMAR- Hardhead : A good first year man-handled his opponents well. CLEMENTS, JOHN-'tOscar : An excellent spinner back - good safety man and broken field runner. COWAN, CLEMENT- Cowhand : A fine defensive player. DALLAS, THOMAS-UH. Jones : A hard worker in games and practice-capable reserve. GUNTER, ROBIN- Slowboy : Good pass receiver and blocker-took care of de- fensive tackle with ease. HADDEN, HAROLD- Red : He seldom had his hands on the ball but how he cleared the way! A fine blocking back. HELMS, G. C.- Geeta : Light and fast- the pony back type who peeled off long gains. JONES, E. B.- Sot : A triple-threat back-the most improved player on the squad-made second All N. G. I. C. team. LARKIN, KAY- Looney : Another fine blocking back-smacked the opponents down for the running backs. LEWIS, CLOMER- Wild Bill : All N. G. I. C.-his runs on end-around plays were sensational. MILLER, LAWRENCE- Sojar-man : Good defensive player. Si.x'z'5'-folzz' FOOTBALL POWERS, HENRY- Lovebird : All N. G. I. C.-the best running back in the con- ference-triple threat-a capable cap- tain. POUNDS, JAMES- Allie : Backed up the line-fine defensive and offensive player. PROTHRO, ROBERT - Mopslinger : De- veloped into a good player during his first year. RAGSDALE, JAMES- Honeyboy : All N. G. I. C.-the most vicious blocker and tackler on the squad. SPIER, HERBERT- Herbie : Another first year man who should make the varsity next fall. STRICKLAND, VVILMER- C0on : A new- comer to Griffin High-developed rapid- ly into a capable end. UNDERWOOD, JOHN- Big Ugh : An- other player who won his laurels this fall-came through in fine style with fine offensive and defensive plays. WALLER, CHARLES- Monk : A pony back and a real scrapper-he really played ball. WILSON, FARRIS-- Toar : Another line- man w h o s e all-around performance helped greatly to carry Grifiin through its best season. WILLIAMS, PHILLIP- PH: A fine run- ning guard and a vicious charger on de- fense. HAMMOND, HOPE- Hopeless : Hope set a standard by which other managers will be judged. BRISENDINE, BOB- Dopey : Hope's pro- tegee-already following in Hope's foot- steps. Sixty-jive 34.044 W LLM ,wwf re-w-M 5-IZQ If 0 ' 'f , We sea, I. T II li SPOTLIGH1' 1938 THE SPOTLIGHT GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEASON The girls' basketball team at Griflin High School had a most successful season in 1938. Under Mr. Kuy's g:ui1lam'e the team won the majority of its games and played good basketball. VVhile some of the experienced players will be lost through pjraduation, several first year pgirls showed promise of developing' into first class material for next year. The city of Griffin was proud of its teams as evirlenceml by the large crowds that attenclerl every Qzune. The team has made an excellent rec-oral for succeeding teams to uphold. Sixty-six NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT GIRLS' BASKETBALL SMAHA, KATHERINE - Snakel'- Cap- tain, and a ,good shot. She will be lost by graduation, and her ability to score against opponents will be greatly missed. LAND, DORIS - Butch - A junior who has truly earned her place on the team. She was always under the basket. BASS, EDITH- Eppes -A junior whose spiritegl playing will be missed now that she has moved away. PERKINS, HAZEL- Perk - Guard, who could surely hold down her opponent. She will be lost by graduation, and in- deed missed by the team. DRAKE, LUCIA- Hooper -Guarcl. and an excellent player. She is another senior who will be sorely missed by her team- mates. VAUGHN, WINNIFRED- Soup Gal -A sophomore and a sure guard. She was faithful to the team and a tricky player. GOODRICH, LARRY- Larry -A promis- ing forward for next year's team. One of the most valuable players and one who always wore that winning smile. MILLS, ALEENE- Duck -Manager-Al- ways on the dot to help inspire the team to victory. Sixty-sc2'e1z THE SPOTLIGHT BOYS? BASKETBALL SEASON The nine boys who played basketball for Griffin Higrh in 1938 led their school tlirough a remarkably successful season, with only two defeats out of twenty-five games. The team was headed by Captain Robin Gunter. Grifiin's seorine' machine piled up T74 points against 480 for the opposition. lVhile there were several outstanclinfl inmlivimlual players, it was team work which produced such a sueeesstnl season. The team playecl an excellent defensive game also. Grifhn played in three tournaments during the 1938 season. The first was the Fourth District Tournament., in which they were fleelarecl champions, next came the N. G. I. Q . contest, in which the team was runner upg and last but not least, the state tournament, whieh the quintet won for the first time in the history of Griflin High School. A fine reuortl for both coach and team! NINETEEN TIIIRTY-EIGHT ff ifyr -.gin C BOYS' BASKETBALL GUNTER, ROBIN - Forward - Captain, a third year man who proved to be one of the most valuable players on the team. He made the All District and N. G. I. C. team for the first time this year. JONES, E. B.-Forward-A second year man that proved to be the best shot that Griffin has produced in many years. He made the All District team for the second time this year. He made the All N. G. I. C. and All State team for the Hrst time this year. HELMS, G. C.-Guard-A second year man that kept clean sportsmanship going. POWERS, HENRY-Guard-A third year man who proved to be very useful, made the All District team for the first time this year. CLEMENTS, JOHN-Guard-A Hrst year man that started many of the games and proved to be very useful. WEAVER, OTIS-Guard-A first year man that started many of the games and proved to be a good prospect for future years. STRICKLAND, WILMER-Guard- A new comer to Griiiin High who proved to be one of the mainstays of the Griffin team. He didn't make the District or N. G. I. C. but came back and made All State team. WALLER, CHARLES -Guard-One of Griiiin's best reserves. Although he was small he knew the tricks to bring up the difference. LEWIS, CLOMER -Manager- Did every- thing he could for the good of the team. S ixty-nine THE SPOTLIGHT i HG CLUB The G Club is an organization composed of those students who by their active participation in some form of athletics or extra-curricular literary activity have earned a G. The group is sponsored by Mr. T. G. Dulin, Director of Athletics at Griflin High. The highlight of the school year for this club is the G Club picnic, which is held each spring soon after the basketball season closes. The stullents who have headed the club for the current year are as follows: President, ,,...,. ,...... H enry Powers Vice-president ,,,,..,,,,,. ,...,.,.. C lomer Lewis Secretary-treasurer .,.,,,,, ,,,, , ,Katherine Smaha NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT THE SPOTLIGHT Iwi 5? J S NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT S eventy-two TO OUR ADVERTISERS IVF, the staff of the Spotlight, wish to take this op- portzmity to thank our adzfertfisers for their loyal support, without which the publifation of this annual would not have been possible. if -us 1-vpn: 1--'- 1 I I I . S- ' 2 an as ssfirf' F'iE F? DJ X 1 ii I 5 fffpnvqs' ,. ? f,f7 1, ,ff fi 42' 4f1 Ti Q S if 51, s2..'1f'Pi ' f Q 2 f V7 ,-,- W,i,g.5RA :Wir-ggggg,-iidg 'W X ' i l , , 1 .A 'i .- X --- 2 F 2 ff :tri-' L Y 1 , T- 22512 --1315, A - - ,M v- -, 'fi 21135-fm' i.L '? -.1-Z'-2' LL 17 5' V Les'-! A fin' - f- tg.. 1-i p . + ADVERTISEBfIENTS Seventy-three I sf 0 I E, Ji ru r r' V .I V' ---5, ' !, : I I , w 5 1 '1 SMITH-ROBERTS COMPANY FOR SMART APPAREL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS h T HAVE A CORDIAL WELCOME g HERE WHERE FASHION f S RREEZES ARE ALWAYS 2 RLOWING. T A wk The GTEEEEEE Dailly NEWS YOUR HOME TOWN NEWSPAPER HZ IN STERILIZED BOTTLES S eventy-fiv Four FOIIEYVOIRD It is the desire of the Class of '38 in presenting this, the twenty-first edition of the Spotlight, to show in some small way our appreciation to all those who have con- tributed toward making our life at Griffin High more pleasant and beneficial. It seems most appropriate that, as the theme of this annual is early transportation, we should in later years be able to travel back by 'means of it to our happy school- days at G. H. S. We hope that we accomplish this as 'we present- The Spotlight of 1938. CROUCH COMPANY DRESSES FOR SCHOOL AND GRADUATION lf T? S L I P P E R S Qfml X IT COSTS LITTLE TO BE SMART T AT CROUCH'S COMPLIMENTS -OF- Dr. T. H. WYNN E, Sr. Dr. T. H. WYNNE, J I' OPTOMETRISTS HAISTEN BROTHERS - PHONE 1100 - Seventy-six COMPLIMENTS MORROW-POWELL MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS -- PHONE 116 - BFAUTY SHOP PHONE 816 THE HOME OF BETTER PERMANENTS DUNDEE TOWELS MADEBY GEORGIA-KINCAID MILLS S y MEET YOUR FRIENDS .-AT, IMPERIAL AND ROXY THEATERS TO THE STUDENTS OF GRIFFIN HIGH- WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE I-ICDI.I.Yl-IOCK HAPPYVALE MEAL DISTRIBUTED BY GRIFFIN GROCERY COMPANY S f gli COMPLIMENTS -OF- H. V. KELL CO. GRIFFIN- -NEWNAN- -FT. VALLEY- -TIFTON- -CAIRO PITTMAN FUNERAL HOME AMBULAQNCE SERVICE - PHONE 822 -l R. M. MITCHELL YCUR DRUGGIST Everything You Will Find in a Well Stocked Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Agents for NUNNALLY'S, WHITMAN, PAGE AND SHAW CANDIES MAX FACTOR Sz DOROTHY GRAY TOILET ARTICLES Seventy-nine DOVEDOVVN I-IOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY Owners of DovedoWn and Shapard Brands GRIFFIN, GEORGIA COMPLIMEN TS ,QF- ROBERT WHEATON 8L SONS CONTRACTORS COAL, LUMBER, AND BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 34 GRIFFIN, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS -QF- HIGHLAND MILLS Eighty NEWTON COAL 8z LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS C 0 N T R A C T O R S AUTOMATIC STOKERS 5--PHONES--6 COMPLIMENTS -OF- SPALDING KNITTING MILLS THIS TRADE MARK ON EVERY INSURANCE POLICY MEANS SAFETY SEARCY 8a COMPANY .JJ 'L ESTABLISHED I838 fb SIG? LJ Q , . Q arg ' 14 , 2 9 SEE US'-.on sERvfCE,' PHONE 676 Ezghty MID-GEORGIA OIL CO. DISTRIBUTORS -OF- WOCO PEP AND TIOLENE MOTOR OIL COMPLIMENTS ...OF-. MAQl.EM0RE's THE GOEN PRINTING COMPANY QUALITY PRINTING MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH CLASS STATIONERY --PHONE 1034i- COMPLIMENTS .-OF-. POMONA PRODUCTS COMPANY GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Eighty-t T E X A C G FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE Q AUTHORIZED DEALERS RANDALL 8z BLAKELY, Incorporated John Underwood-You know my father used to be a great base ball player. Henry Powers-What were you, his first error? Mrs. Weaver-After all he is only a boy and boys will sow their wild oats. Mr. Weaver-Yeah, I wouldn't mind if he didn't mix in so much rye. Charlie-I think I shall go in the chicken business. Mr. Hill-You better go in the owl business-you are more familiar with their hours. Lucia-You're the bright spot in my life. Will Best-Yeah, nothing but silver shines. COMPLIMENTS -QF- UNITED COTTON GOODS COMPANY Eighty-three COMPLIMENTS -OF- THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE E. E. MILLICAN Distributor Emily-I don't like those eggs you sent me yesterday. Grocer-What was wrong with them? Emily-'Ihey were a bit undersized for their age. Coach-Give an example of wasted energy. Leila-Telling hair raising g h o s t stories to Mr. Dulin. Lawyer's Wife-You know I suspect that my husband has a love affair with Southern Error-A man taking his wife on their honeymoon to a hotel that boasted of its honey. Sambo, he asked, where's my honey ? Ah don't know, said Sambo, eying the lady cautiously, She don't work here no more. Aleene-1'm saving all my kisses. Robin-How about letting me add one or two to the collection? Clement-Is this the weather bureau? Yes Sir. Clement-How about a shower to- his stenographer. night? Maid-Oh, I d0I1't believe it- YO'-We It's all right with me, take one if you saying it to make me jealous. need it. PHGTQGRAPHS Kelleys Studio Eighty-four COMPLIMENTS -OF- CITY WHOLESALE COMPANY Pro-What's the difference in a dol- Sir, the enemy afe as thick 3-S P925 be' fore us. lar and a woman. General-All right shell 'em. Bobby-I don't know. Pro-Well, WS like this' a dollar is Policeman-How did you get up in that small and a woman is large, a dollar tree? goes from hand to hand and a woman Tramp-Ain't you got no sense? I goes from man to man. sat on it when it was an acorn COMPLIMENTS -OF- J. C. PENNY CO., Inc. COMPLIMEN TS ,QF- SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY J. R. MABBETT, Agent Eighty-five 1 'QV 'THE SPOTLIGHT 1 DEI JICATION To our dmr helper 111111 1'0111p1111i011, who with fire- less efforl 11115 joined iaith IIS 111111 our pr11111'1'esso1's in 11111lci11g our Spofliglzt ll Xlll'l'l7SS,' who has 11I1u11,v5 xlood ready to 1'01111s1'l 1111d 11111 h1'r 5flll1t'JIfS t11lH'i1Ig hfr 'v1'111'x of 1'e111'11i11g,' 111111 who holds the 1'1fspf'1't 111111 10116 of the entirr 5l'lldl'lI1L b0C.lVV-IL'1.f1I e11d1'11ri11g 111e1110ri1',v 111111 dcffpfst 11pprff1'i111'io11, uw, 1116 .S'1f11i0r CZ115.v of 11i11c'f1fP11 llzirty-1'ight, dedimte this, the t11'e11ty-first 11011111112 of The Spotlight to- JIISS ANNE HILL DRE IVR I' THIRTY-EIGHT f :2j'?7iN - , .1 , 1 . Five PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER FOOD MARKET We Appreciate Your THE STATE BANK GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Every Banking Facility For Patronage Every Banking Need HERE'S TO YOU GRIFFIN HIGH COMPLIMENTS C. N. WHITMIRE gl NICHOLS I FURNITURE JEWELER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS YOUR STORE-OUR SERVICE D O M I N G O S Everything Good to Eat CROSSFIELD ICE CO. Manufactures Crystal Ice GRIFFIN, GEORGIA GOMPLIMENTS OF Mr. 8z Mrs. B. C. Plowden Ice- -Ice Refrigerators- -Coal G O D D A R D ' S -PHO-NE 73- HOME FURNISHINGS 116 W. Solomon Street E i ghzf y-six New and Modern WILLIS RESTAURANT MEALS AT ALL HOURS PHONE 742 VVE APPRECIATE The Accounts that the Young Men and Ladies of Griffin High Carry with us and Extend you a Cordial Invitation to Call on Us. Commercial 81 Savings Bank Homer 525212 Leach ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Plumbing and Heating -PHONE 485- J ESSE'S PHARMACY 108 N. Hill St. Phone 1000 GRIFFIN, GEORGIA HERFF-J ONES CO. Designers St Mfgrs. of -GRIFFIN HIGH- SENIOR CLASS RINGS For 12 Consecutive Years COMPLIMENTS OF SPALDING LUMBER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF GAS CO. GRIFFIN F. L. 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There are five way she feels. of us geingy G O L D S T E I N ' S COMPLIMENTS Ninety UAL .if 1 Q v 'mme o fthe vefdecjuoo o mooskixo foo ded xl xsen mg 'owl vsfre e our o ogvovmg COVOQOO 5 erxo sewkce, okskonomg x e Sou YK 'for over 25 ore GRIFFIN LAUNDRY gl DRY CLEANING CO. MASTER DRY CLEANERS Phones 123 and 124 Complete Family Wash Service Phones 123 and 124 Miss Amelia had written 92.7 on the blackboard. To show the effect of multi- plying by 10, she rubbed out the decimal point. Now Mary, where is the decimal point? On the eraser , replied Mary. Goode Furniture Co. Complete House Furnishing 206 W. BROAD ST. PHONE 219 COMPLIMENTS WARD-ALLISON The Rexall Drug Store Miss Drewry: Where's your pencil, Allen? Allen Reid: I ain't got one. Miss Drewry: How many times must I tell you not to say that? Say I haven't one, you haven't one, they haven't one. Allen: Well, where have all the pen- cils gone ? Ladies Beauty Shoppe Griifin Hotel Bldg. PHONE 880 Mrs. Frank C. Ellis PIANO AND VOICE TEACHER COMPLIMENTS POWELL'S MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF Big Nickel Sandwich Shop True-Art Beauty Shoppe OUR SPECIALTY IS-YOU 104 W. Broad St. Phone 990 Grifiin High Senior: Could you fix a dose of castor oil so that the oil wouldn't taste ? Druggist: Certainly. Won't you have a soda while you wait? Senior: Oh, thank you. QDrinks sodal Druggist: Something else today? Senior: No, I was waiting for the oil. Druggist: But you drank it. Senior: My gracious! I wanted it for my little brother. COMPLIMENTS NANCE SHOE SHOP 106 West Broad Street COMPLIMENTS Miss Edwina Tharpe TEACHER OF MUs1c Charles Hill: Open the door. Pro: I can't. The key's lost. Charlie: Good gosh! What will you do if there's a fire ? Pro: I just won't go. GRIFFIN DAIRY Sz ICE CREAM CO. Pasteurized Dairy Products Complete Rug Cleaning EXPERT CURTAIN SGFVICG CLEANERS Phones 123 and 124 Phones 123 and 124 N inety-two X WATCH REPAIRING J. E. S I K E S Professional Building Mother: I told you to count fifty, Charles, before losing your temper. Now I find that you have locked your little brother in the closet. Charles S.: 'Tm still counting, Mother, and I wanted to be sure that I have him where I can find him when I get through. Whistles I bought a wooden whistle, But it wooden whistle. I bought a steel whistle, But it steel wooden whistle. I bought a lead whistle, And steel they wooden lead me whistle. I bought a tin whistle, And now I tin whistle. COMPLIMENTS OF ELI JOHNSON She: Robin, are you doing anything for that cold you have? He: Oh, yes, I sneeze whenever it wants me to. N Two small boys were having an argu- ment. My daddy's a mounted policeman, said the first. Aw, gee, that's no better than being an ordinary policeman like my dad, said the second. Oh, but it is! If there's any danger, my dad can get away quicker. W. ARTHUR I-IASTY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Hey Walt, cried a frosh in a frat house, all in a flutter. 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