Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

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UIXIIORS GlClS.S' C9ffq.C8I'S BOBBY BANKS . . . . . . I'r'vxiJf'l11' AMLLIA MAXWELL ...... S!'f'f'l'fdl',Y , , 1 CAROLYN BRAMISLIYTT . . Vll'l'-PVl'SIlll'l7f BOB A1xNALL . . . . . Trraszzrvr . ff lj A -f 11-A ' - I-Iomeroom k Miss ANN1a HILL Dmawux' 26 l 1

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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., -, ,. -

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UIXIIORS ,-'X X Molto: Only one's best is good enough. Colors: Green and Wliite. FIUlt'l'l'I Rose. With only one year to go before attaining its dream of eleven years, to become honored seniors, the Class of '49 began the year by electing Bobby Banks, presidentg Carolyn Bramblett, vice-president: Amelia Maxwell, secretary, and Bob Arnall, treasurer. Filling their positions very eapably, the officers led the class in putting over a successful Halloween carnival. With the money the juniors earned from this, they gave the seniors a long-remembered junior-senior prom. The juniors participated in 'almost every activity in school. They were active members and otheers of important clubs including the High Ligbl staff, Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, and GU Club. Extracurricular activities, such as football, basketball, track, tennis, and golf, also occupied a large measure of quite a number of the juniors' time. 27 ll-B Homeroom Mk. WAl.l,AK1l41 MUSSlil.MAN if I l-C Homeroom MR. Cl.AUlll4. S'l'IiVIiNS