Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

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-nu ..........gs.,o-... .-.L-A. -1-aus. -A Getting off to a good start this year with an enrollment of about E I- E V E n T H 80. the Junior Class proved her worthiness throughout the year by participating in every actixity offered to the Eleventh Grade. Outstanding hoy s. elf-fled as honorary nienilwrs of the liotary liluh. G R H D E were Donald Sullins. 'lionnny Turner. and Sain Nlartin. As proof ol' their superiority' in the Cleo Cluli. Nlary Curry. Nlilllllllly-H Arnall and Nannette Daniel yu-re chosen for the little 1-liorus. Twelve niemlmers ol' the ,lunior Class served wt-ll on the various stalls of the Higlzliglzl. The lileyenth Grade made a good showing for itself this year in the athletic field also. Juniors on the State lihanipionship Football Team were Sam Martin, Herriell Autrey, Donald Sullins, and Tonnny Turner. Earning their HGi's. hy being able substitutes who had many' chances to show fans what they eould really do. were George Bailey, Hay Vlfilkie. Bulilmer Williams, Albert Vlfallace, ,linnny l rovinan. and Powell Wheaton. Inspiring the rlnnnpions as cheerleaders, the Eleventh Grade lioaslt-ml jean l,and. llc-len lfggz-rt. and lfloise Cauntt. On tho girls' liaslu-tlrall squad lloris lft'lllll'lf'li. Nlary Curry. Nlartha cilllillllllll. Betsy' Arr'ln-r. and Nlarie Wilson gave a good aevounl ol' lllt'lllSl'lXl'5. llonald I,yli- and 'lionnny 'liurner scored many a point lor tht- lvoysi team. Xivning thi- year as a whole. tht- Junior Class feels proud ol' thi- rm-cord it has made, and looks forward to an 4-yen greater revord next year as Seniors of yshoni our Alma Hater may lie truly proud. 22

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-gb EIGHTH G OFFICERS ,IIXIMX TLRN1-:R . . BETTY Jo ISRINRLEY . EMILY DAY WILs0N . XIJLL PRITIIIIARD . V. RHDE . l,l'8Sl.Ill'III :ve-Presidelzl . Secretary . Treasurer ,P HIHTH GRHDE OFFICERS X lRc1x1A PRICE . . Presiflenl KENNETH IIl'NT . . lYl'1'P-1,f6SilIf?lll EDWARD NIm:CARx'EY . . Secretary SAM SH.-XPAIIIJ . . Trvasurer SEVENTH GRHDE OFFICERS CHR1sT1Ar: HOLT . . . President HOWARD W-ALI-ACE . l ,l.C6-Pf6SilICllt HAY BARRDN . . , Secretary NIARY BAILEY . . Treasurer

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