Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

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CAROLYN Wise ffBugS,I Bugs is a member of the Tri-Hi-Y and Music Club. She excels in music, both piano and voice. She should go far in her chosen field of welfare work. MORGAN DOZIER WYNNE, Jn. Morgan Morgan made many worth- while contributions to our class. He was an active member of the Key Club, Hi-Y, and band. Good luck to you while study- 'CLASS POE As we turn back the pages of the years at Griffin High, The ever-loving memories of days gone by, We glance o'er the years and fondly reminisce Our joyful days of high school bliss. The Class of '47 strives to do its task In ties of friendship to the very last. We stand bound strongly together as one- Bound with memories of days that are done. The pages of the years will fade out of sight, But still in our hearts is the same delight- Recalling the memories of thoughts through the years, Of classmates and parties, of joys and of tears. To the stars through difficulties, forever our aim, Climbing and striving, welll keep it the same. Though the road is not smooth and the distance is far, Let us always remember that we can grasp a star. And as the days of future years swiftly roll on, With a bright and shining star to guide us along, Memories still linger of years passed by, Of our Alma Mater . . . Our own Griffin High. -JACQUELINE KELLEY. X l if Wi we if Wfffrfgg ' pm!

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Riaui-tzcxx ANNI' Srulxiss Buffy Beelty's charm and friendly IIILIIITICI' htlvc won her llhllly friends and admirers at Griffin High. W'e understand it will be wedding bells just after graduation for her. CQ! iw Slrlili'-YH XVhether it's mid term exams or the bleakest day in Decem- ber. Smiley finds something to be happy about. Really on the ball on the golf course he hopes to become a perfect golfer. Rom ui' If. TXX'll,I.l1' Noltrvm LOUISIZ Tmaou Bugs Hugs was on the Ways and Means Committee and a member of the F. H. A. To become a stenographer is her ambition, and we know she will make a good one. N filo-i jo, small in size, takes a large part in school activities. She's Exchange Editor of t Higfrliglil, member of the Tri Hi Y and G Club. As cheerleader shc's shown plenty of spirit. Bi rn' jo 'lsus WAl.TuR Time ' WHA mite thi 1 wi Iitt nder ose mos thletic W' foresee success fr him ' professional baseball player. WI ' ' d .ll ' foutbal aikctb s. .' l qae ' oy. :IS J I it 0 I JIMMIIL I.. TQUIKNIR Elm If Turner can't do it, no- body can -football, track. ten- nis--everything! His election as vice president of the class and Hi Y, as best all-round and most popular boy prove his va- ried abilities. fbi, ffbdyii Hosch l' s title of Voted the senior girl with laziest b i tie A Class the best disposition, Day is ut his a i ome following in her sister's foot- ritf of D .- County- steps. Day's dependability in 't agree 'lt his title. her Beta Club and Tri Ili Y XVe' etting o vu anyway, work has made her many eu- Ilose deavors successful. ' R VAut.iiN IQMIIX Du' XVIIAUN

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