LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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,1 Kli?'1,:-W R ' .1 . M! -wgttwi wi ., W, .,-- ,' tw O -at '., Xhw.. 1:1 ,, 147' . , wi 'L we tame THE 1934 CLARION GILBERT HOLLIDAY And he arew in stature- ' Gilbert is one of the tallest members of the senior class. This tall- ness is further accentuated when he meets a half-pint freshman in the hall. However. Gilbert says that his feet only reach the floor. In his hobby, art. one finds that he is just as good as he is tall. Whenever an artist is needed. Gilbert is there with a pencil. Art Editor Clarion '32, '33, '34: Athletic Council '32s Congress '31: Class Basketball '31, '32, '33: Stunt Night '31, MADGE JENKINS For she is just the quiet hind whose nature never varies Madge fills her place in our class well. Her friends find assurance of a long-standing friendship in her quiet manner. She is always ready to do her part cheerfully, especially if it is working for the Clarion. Congress '31: Student Librarian '33: Junior Clarion Staff '33: Clarion Staff '34: Glee Club '34: French Club '33, '34: Who's Wlmo. LAWRENCE KEEBLE Never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles vnu Lawrence has proved a helper in all activities that have come his way during the four years at L. H. S. He is a good student and this fact'coupled with his good looks, should make him a very outstanding figure in the future. He has a jovial disposition, makes friends easily, and holds them tenaciously. Class Basketball '31, '32, '33: Class Football '31, '32: Contestant for Martin Cup '31: French Club '34, TRAVIS KEY g Alu.'aus be true to the best that is within ucv Travis' heart is almost as big as his body. He is a good sport. He takes part in everything he is called on for. and does it with a smiling face. He will be greatly missed by his classmates. Travis is a friend to everyone and an enemy to none. His friends are many. Stunt Night '32: Football '32: Chem. Club '33: French Club '33, '34: Gate Keeper '34, CHARLIE Jo KIMBROUGH Alle cannot wither her, nor custom stale Q Her infinite variety Pretty. popular, Charlie Jo is one of the friendliest members of her class. She is intellectual and a leader whom all eniov following. She has done good work on the Clarion Staff. Red Cross Council '33, '34: Sec.-Treas. Red Cross Council '33: Athletic Council '32, '34: Pres. Athletic Council '34: Chem. Club '33, '34: Vice-pres, Chem. Club '33: Home Ec. Club '32, '33, '34: Sec. Home Ec. Club '34: Forum '34g French Club '34: Literary So- '32: Congress '31: Speaker of Con- ciety '31, '33: Student Librarian gress '31: Dramatic Club Play '34: Stunt Night '31: Girls' Athletic Editor Clarion '33: Asst. Editor Clarion '34: Who's Who. .- Q SFENIGRS 21

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HE. .l-i-3 -i--Ql- 5. .EJ .QQI SENIORS LEON HALL My man's as true as steel Brer is a quiet boy who studies and is willing to help anyone else. Leon came here in his sophomore year from Rosemont. but he soon adapted himself and has made friends with all pupils and teachers that he has come in contact with. He has made a name for himself in football this year and will be remembered by all. Class Basketball '32, '33: Football '34. ROBERT HALLMAN A friend in need is 11 friend indeed Bootsie, as he is commonly called, has, by his winning smile and friendly appearance. won a large circle of friends. His willingness to help in any service whatever has made him one of the most popular boys in our school. Class Basketball '31, '33: Red Cross '3l: Stunt Night '3l: Con- gress '3l: Athletic Council '32: Swimming Life Savings Badge '32: Impromptu Reading Rep. '33: Basketball '33: Swimming Team '33: Dramatic Club '33: Clarion Staff '34: Passion Play '34: Football Ticket Agent '33, '34s Hi-Y '34: Chem. Club '34: Who's Who. CLAUDE HANDLEY Alive and afresh and impromptu. Thoughtless and certain and free Red-headed and always happy, Rip with his amusing smile and friendly attitude toward the world will be sorely missed at I.. H. S. He is an easy-going, steady. dependable person-just the type that succeed in life. He has a business-like air that makes everybody respect him. Congress '3l: Stunt Night '31, JULIA HANDLEY Be a friend- You don't need money. . Just a disposition sunny Julia is one of the most loyal members of the class. She takes part in everything and does so willingly. She has represented her class several times in expression. Her working ability and perseverancehave won her great esteem. Sweet, and business-like, Julia will leave many friends at L. H. S. . Hom Ec. Club '31, '32, '33, '34: Literary Society '32, '33: Martin Cup '3l: Congress '31, . IRBY HENDERSON By the work one knows the worker Irby came to us this year from Young Harris Academy. We hope he likes it as much as we. His place on the football team is significant of his place in school. His smile has won him many friends. His cheerful words and witty sayings have provided his class with many a smile. We are sorry that Irby has been with us such a short time. for he is liked by every one. Football '34, -2

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TI-1121934 CLARION SENIORS 22 MARY LEE High in faith and hope, I I Look how she reaehes after the prize in view Mary is an outstanding student, a hard worker, and a good friend. Although she has her fun she also finds time to study. She is one whom you can call on at all times to help in every activity. She has made a lot of friends during her high school course. Home Ec. '31, '32, '33, '34: Class Basketball '32, '33. Wll.LAlll3 l-l2WlS Do the duty which lies nearest lo lheet- Willard ordinarily has little to say but when his teachers call on him he usually has a ready answer. He is a good all-round fellow and everybody counts him a true friend. He is a dependable person who seems to enjoy rendering service to his fellowmen. Red Cross Program '31: Stunt Night '31: Congress '3l: Chem. Club '33, Wll.MA LIPHAM Let us help one another while we may Wilma has a sweet disposition and she is greatly appreciated by all that know her. She is courteous to her teachers and classmates. She does her best in whatever she undertakes to do. lf she does not suc- ceed at Hrst she keeps trying until she has reached her goal. Stunt Night '32: Home Ec. Club '34: Class Basketball '32: Class Basketball '33, '1RlfRRl2l,l, lV1Al.l.OR'l' Efficiency always H sl Terrell has been a popular member of our class. He does his work well: therefore he is highly appreciated by all his associates, He can always be seen using his extra time working. At lVlilam's he has quenched the thirst and satisfied the hunger of many a weary soul. He is a living example of service with a smile. Class Basketball '31, '32: Class Football '31, NORA NEWTON Her beautiful eyes with their sly darts Haue broken even the strongest hearts Nora's pleasant disposition has won a long list of admirers. Nora's hard work and charming personality have been an inspiration to the faculty and student body. i'We think she was intended for a leader, although She would make a nice wife to knead the dough Home Ee. Club '31, '32, '33, '34: Congress '3l: Literary So- ciety Rep. '31: Class Basketball '33: l.unch Room Asst. '33: Con- test for Martin Cup '3l. PAULINE PARRISH A laugh, a smile, a cheery word Pauline, better known to her friends as Polly, is a dear, sweet friend. She is always in a good humor and ready to laugh and joke. She is always willing to help her friends and classmates. She is a smooth, steady student and will be missed after graduation. Stunt Night '31: Home Ec. Club '33, '3-4: Cl-ass Basketball '32 '33 - - e