LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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THE 1934 CLAREMGN PRFDIA CLARK All lhings are good to the good Fredia is one of the most composed and most dignified members of our class. She conscientiously does her best in every activity in which she takes part. Her willing help will be greatly missed next year. She is a responsible person. and can always be relied on to do her work well. Home Ec. Club '29, '30, '31, '32, '33: Student Librarian '31, '32, '33: Class Basketball '29: Stunt Night '29, '3O: Congress '29, ALLEN DANlliL lt does not pay to worry, unless you worry for pay Allen, better known as Pete, is one of the happy-go-luckies. His promiscuous outbursts of current song have provided much amusement to his class. Pete enjoys laughing at anything, and he can still laugh when the ioke is on him. His cheerful spirit and friendliness make him a popular member of the class. Stunt Night '31, '32: Class Football '3l: Congress '3l: Class Basketball '32, '33: Glee Club '33: Chem. Club '33: Tennis Club '33: Literary Club Usher '33: Red Cross Rep. '34: Football '34: Hi-Y '3-l: Who's Who. JOHN FARMER Though modest, on his unembarrassed brow. natu:e has written 'Gentleman' John has been a loyal and popular member of his class. He is not of the ones who merely sit up and listen. but he is indeed one who takes a keen interest in everything that goes on around him. Class Basketball '32, '33: Chem. Club '33, '34g French Club '33, '3-lg Gale Keeper '33g Freshman-Sophomore Football '3lg Shakes- pearean Play '31: Who's Who. EUDORA GARRETT Success begins with a felloufs will- lt's all in the state of mind Sweet and pleasant, Eudora has proved her true worth in many ways, especially as President of the Home Economics Club. Her will- ingness to work and attractive personality are the envy of all. Pres. of Home Ec, Club '33, '3-lr: Class Basketball '32, '33: Forum '32, '33: Glee Club '31, '32: Home Fc. Club '30, '31, '32, '3I3: Basketball '30: Congress '30: Student Librarian '33, '34, ' MARY CuR1iIEN She gave herself lo every cause lhat she upholds, ' and !haI's the greatest gift of all Mary's strong personality, her stickability, and her determination have brought her success throughout her high school career. Congress '31 : Shakespeazean Play '31 : Literary Society '31, Hom: lic. Club '31, '32, '33, '34: Forum '31, '32, '33, '34: Chemistry Club '32, '33, '34: French Club '32, '33, '34: Glee Club '32, '33, '34: Dramatic Club '33: Clarion Staff '32, '33, '34: Editor-in-Chief Clarion '34: Student Librarian '34: Chem. Club Play '33: Treas. French Club '32: Pres. French Club '33: Stage Mgr. Glee Club '34: Usher at Graduation '33: Special Delegate G. S. P. A. '33: Ways and Means Committee, Mercer Glee Club '34: Program Chairman, Home Ec. Club '33: Who's Who. SENIORS , .,,.,

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lglilkggligwl-gb 9 3,4 CWI: A ggR O N SENIGRS 6 FRANCES ADAMS An aimable. jolly way she had Frances's happy air and smile will long be remembered at L. H. S. Frances is gifted with an extra amount of intelligence. and she has been a good student all through high school. Shes always ready to help and has something interesting and valuable to say. She will be greatly missed at LaGrange High. Congress '3l: Shakespearean Play '32: Home Fc, Club '31, '32, '33, '34-: French Club '33, '34: Stunt Night '32, CURTIS AMOS A boy of great courage, good understanding, but of z'mJmc1'bIe modesty Curtis, with his winning smile and good-will look for everyone, has won a wide circle of friends. Always eager to help in any task assigned to him, Curtis has succeeded in many activities. Class Football '32: Shakespearean Play '3Z: Congress '32: Class Basketball '31, '32, '33, '34: Literary Society '31, '32, '33: Forum '32, '33. '34: Treasurer Forum '33, '34: French Club '33, '34: Chem. Club '34: Dramatic Club '32, '34: Stunt Night '32: Swim- ming Team '33: High School Play '34: Gatekeeper '3-4: Song Book Monitor '34: Whos Who. VIRGINIA BOYLES Hefty is as pretty does Several things combine to make Virginia an attractive member of her class. She looks pretty: she does pretty: she goes about her work with a determination to succeed-and she succeeds. She has saved our class many times with her voluntary answers. Class Room Rep, '31 : Shakespearean Play '3l: Congress '31: Red Cross Council '32: Sec. and Treas. Class '32: Dramatic Club '33: Literary Society '33: French Club '32, '33, '34z Treas, French Club '33: Chairman French Program Committee '3-4: Clarion Staff '32, '33, '34s Art Contestant '34: Who's Who. LoU1sE BROOKS For mild she is. of few soft words. most gentle Louis: Brooks entered our class in 1932 with determination to work and stick with the class. She immediately proved herself a good student. Louise goes about her work in a quiet and neat way. She suc- ceeded in winning the favor and love of all her classmates. She will be missed at L. H, S. for hers is not an easy place to fill. Home EC. Club '32, '33: French Club '32, REBECCA CAUDLE ' A laughing, peppy dame Always ready, always game Fat , as she is known, is always ready to do her part in work and play. Without her the senior class would be as a day without the sun. Congress '31: Glee Club '31, '32, '33, '34s Forum '31, '32, '33: Home Ec. Club '31, '32, '33, '34: Basketball '32, '33: Class Basket- ball '3l, '32, '33: Capt. Class Basketball '33: Chem. Club '33, '3-lc Chem. Play '34: French Club '33, '34: Literary Society Rep. '32: Shakespearean Play '32: Extra-curricular Program '3-4: Physical Ed, Demonstration '31s Student Librarian '32, '33: Dramatic Club '33: Who's Who.

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THEI 934 CLARION SENIORS J SARA JOHNSON The person worth while is the one who can smile when everything goes dead wrong A cheerful disposition: a willing heart, and an easy-going nature- that's Sara. Her droll, witty remarks will always be remembcre V he is a very sociable person and is widely loved among the studen 'at L. H. S. Home Ec. Club '31, '32, '33, '34: French Club '33, '3-4: Clee Club '32: Congress '3l: Winner of Sophia Brazlean Contest '3l: Forum '34: Shakespearean Play '3l: Physical Education Demonstra- tion '31, JAMES MCKENZIE Shim Be always as merry as you can. For no one delights rn a sorrowful man Many long, dreary hours in school have been shortened by Shim's sense of humor. Shim has expressed a desire to be a French Professor. Can you imagine him saying, Parlez-vous Fran- caise? Freshman Football '31: Class Football '31, '32: Congress '31, Stunt Night '3l: Chemistry Club '33: French Club '33, '34: Foot- ball '33: Class Basketball Captain '34: Who's Who. KATHERINE MCKENZILQ The world that we're a-livin' in. Is mighty hard to beat: You get a thorn with every rose. But ain't the roses sweet. Katherine is truly one of the most iovial members of our class. Her good disposition has made everyone like her. Her eagerness to laugh at some one else when a' ioke is played on him is equaled bv her readiness to laugh when some one plays a joke on her. Congress '3l: Shakespearean Play '3l: Home Ec. Club '31, '32, '33, '34: Stunt Night '32: Basketball '32, '33: Lunch Room Asst, '32, '33. '34: Chemistry Club '33, '34: Class Basketball '32, '33: Vice-pres. Home Ec. Club '34: Glee Club '34, PITTMAN MOORE A light heart lives long Pittman is the type of person who gets a big kick out of every- thing that goes on around him. Our classroom would indeed be lack- ing if we did not have his friendly smile and loud laugh to cheer things up. Congress '31: Shakespearean Play '3l: Stunt Night '31, '32: Class Basketball '32, '33s Chemistry Club '33, '34: Treas. Chem. Club '33: Student Library Asst. '34: XVho's Who. XVARNER MOIRGAN Why should I worry. l'Il get there anyway Truly Pop is a merry soul. He can always find something to be glad about, no matter how gloomy the occasion may be. He has real talent for drawing, a characteristic verified by the good quaities of the many posters and pictures he has drawn for various scholastic organi- zations. Hi-Y '33, '34: Forum '32, '33, '34: Red Cross Rep. Forum '3-1: Congress '34: Asst. Mgr. Football '33: S. S. S. Clrlonoraryl Club '32, '33, '34: Athletic Council '33, '34: Who's Who.