Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

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EMELINE MAR'l'IN SCALES A small girl who is class secretary responding to the call, Emma, which rings across the campus constantly. KIEAN SI-KAYBERRY A captivating personality with a quick smile, gustily supporting the team at all football and basketball games. IRA HUNT SLADE, Jn. the most intellectual boy ' the senior class, never ir g in his work as e de e Student Council A scholar who was electedq RONIE STRICKLAND A winning little blonde en- gaged in conversation from dawn until dusk. JEANNENE TAYLO'R A very pretty girl exhibiting a ring on the third finger of her left hand to an admiring group of friends. MARNIORIE VAUGHN A basketball star playing Ll good game as the spectators ex- citedly yell, Come on, 'R0ck'. HOWARD PELHAM WALLACE A student, whose grades are A's and whose extracurricular record is outstanding, meander- ing here and there with a happy-go-lucky air. BETTY jo WALKER A girl with an enthusiastic laugh and friendly manner non- chalantly taking her time in all situations and activities.

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ROBERT JAMES PONDER A curly-haired boy with his camera, saying, Hold it, 1, 2. 3, O. K., I got it. WILLIAM R. PRESCOTT A future ice plant owner dis- regarding trafhc rules as he drives an ice truck on his rounds. BETTY AN NE PRITCHETT A student voted the senior girl with the best disposition sponsoring for the first football game of the season, the Bass- Gritiin game. GEORGE EDWARD PEURIFOY A seven-footer wearing a cap to all classes and profusely worrying about all his subjects except English. -7 rl 'f WILLIS O'DELL RAPE, JR. An interested band member writing the band arrangement for Stardust and other songs. DUDLEY RonER'rs A student whose good humor is as obvious as his size, all absorbed in drawing sketches of his friends. RonERT BOMAN Rocnnsnzn A student with a quiet but friendly manner talking earn- estly to a group of friends. WILLIAM EARL Rowe A well-built athlete who is co-captain of the football team, braving the line of his opponents and pushing through for a touchdown.

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5 f. 1 N xg gs-yn :le ,- .-- rqjv, yg:r4,,gy,:v- fgqjf Y ' ll Romzivr Louis Woon A handsome newcomer to the class striding across the campus while his female audi- ence strives to look the other way. ff CLASS PGEM For high school joys at G. H. S. forever will we yearn, And in our daydreams we are thereg yes, we again return. Here was the act of life's play that to us was the best, An act we, the players, presented with all our youthful zest. - The curtain rose our freshman year, the performance began, We gave each line, each deed well, as was ourdirectors' plan, And when at last all freshman duties of the cast were done, We accepted sophomore parts that were deservedly Won. , That year we presented to the best of our abilityg At its close was granted junior responsibility, S0 continued this act of life's play until our senior yearg The players then sighed, the acts end was drawing very near. Exerting talents, we resolved to do better than before, So we worked for perfection, knowing there would be no encore. ' Then we came together to review the act before its close, ' Well satisfied we recalled its numerous joys and woes. In suspense we held our breath, before long we would be through Through to go our respective ways to do what we wished to do Then at last it was over and the applause does yet resound, For this act was completediangl the curtain was brought down. 9 J ANNETTE HAMMOND A 25 . , W... . r, ,. ,. .4.4.aii-s.,,.......nAn.4.. J., -, ,. -