LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1941 volume:

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Q I- nt 'll 'F 3 Ill I ,,,, ,, , llllif 'llllfl ig,fil, in 1 l 7:3 js i 'fle7fJ,I'fs:wui ,llilll ll Nl ii Because of his unusual abili- ties, because of his constant and faithful work on the school yearbook and news- paper, and because of his untiring service in behalf of his students, we dedicate this edition of THE CLARION to RAY O. BURKS, JR. ff A -' -. .1 r?'1 '- WN HHS Hl UNHY Hl in From Understudy to Star The manual training department under the direction of F. H. Du- Bose has been revived atteralapse of titteen years. Mechanical draw- ing under L. C. Perry's supervision has also been added to the cur- riculum. Each class has modern equipment and accommodates ap- proximately twenty students. Quiet, Please The cafeteria is one of the bright spots of the school. It consists of an enlarged lunchroom, containing new tables and chairs, and two steam tables. All the students are seated for lunch, forming one big happy family. The Callaway Vocational School is offering L. H. S. students a course in vocational textiles for which they receive high school credit. Approx- imately eighteen boys are enrolled in this class. B. A. LANCASTER, A.B., A.M. Mercer University Superintendent of Schools EMILY ROWE, A.B .......... . Eiiglish ELIZABETH SMITHWICK A.B. ..... . . . Latin Agnes Scott College N LaGrange College RACHEL BEARD, A.B. ........ . Mathematics MARION LEE, A.B ............ Library Science LaGrange College LaGrange College, University of Virginia MARY RADFORD, A.B., A.M. .......... French AMOS M. TEASLEY, A.B., M.A. ......... Science Agnes Scott College, Emory University Vanderbilt University, University of Georgia W. W. KELLER, A.B., M.Ed. ........... Science MARJORIE ASKIN, A.B., A.M. ......... English Erskine College, Duke University Piedmont College, Peabody College MARY ALLEN, A.B ............ Social Science ISMA SWAIN, A.B., A.M. ............ English Baylor University, Bowling Green College of Commerce Wesleyan College, University of Georgia BERNICE FREEMAN A.B ......... History, English CONSTANCE DAY, B.S., M.A ....... Home Economics Bessie Tift College, University of North Carolina Georgia State College for Women, Columbia University F. M. CHALKER, A.B., A.M University of Georgia, Universit North Carolina Principal of High School MRS. HARVEY NIMMONS Secretary to Superintendent yot Wl WHllH RAY O. BURKS, JR., A.B., A.M. ..... English, Journalism L. C. PERRY, B.S., M.S. . Athletics, Social Science University of Arkansas Alabama Polytechnic Institute MARIANNE BUSH, A.B ........... Mathematics LOUISE STILES, B.S. . . Home Economics Piedmont College Georgia State College for Women ADDIE GILHAM, B.S ........ . . , . Mathematics ETHEL SORGEE, A.B., A.M Biology Florence State Normal College, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Bessie Tift College Emory University TOMMIE MARTIN, A.B., A.M ........... History CORA L. RICHARDSON, A B M A History LaGrange College, Emory University Agnes Scott College University of Georgia SARAH McDOWELL, B.S. .......... Mathematics LILLIAN CLARK, A.B. . English Georgia State College for Women LaGrange College FRANK H. DUBOSE, B.S. . . . Boys' Athletic Director, Science Alabama Polytechnic Institute I I I I I IN IIIIIHIIIHII FREDERICK FINGER ROWE Superintendent of Schools: l9l7-l940 To Frederick Finger Rowe, we would raise a monument, not of stone, but of high character. Endowed with a cheerful and 'Friendly disposition, Mr. Rowe 'faced each new day with a bright Good morning. He lent a sympathetic ear and a helping hand to all who sought him for guidance. He was ever eager to understand and encourage. ln judgment he was calm, not hasty. He was, indeed, Professor Rowe, for he had the attri- butes of a scholar and a teacher. - The secret of greatness was known to Mr. Rowe, and with humility of spirit he kept it ever as his ideal. His favorite passage was: Who- soever of you will be the greatest shall be servant of aIl. His favorite chapel prayer: May we so live that Thou wilt say of us, 'Well done, good and faithful servant'. iii' ' ' - EE. -- 5: -Q --: 5.5-. N 'ai Mm, -LQ. My - 1.. 5 .,,:-,.-.-.,:..Ll,.: . , I :U-,fi J 3'4 'si , A I a . if! A ffm -L. xw.ll'44h- am an-1 II Q Left to Right: Norris, Bryan, Teaver, Strickland. 2 5 5 , liHIEiHSI1N PHHHH RUTH BRYAN . ELIZABETH TEAVER . ELIZABETH STRICIILAND WILLIAM NORRIS . RAY O. BURKS, JR. . HIGH SENIOR . Presida Vil'C-Pl'PXil1i . Sz't'rm'c . Trcaxu . SIIOII. Look, Lisfen, and Learn . . MOST INTELLECTUAL . . CLOVIS TODD TOMMY BURDETTE The World nt Their Feet . . MOST POPULAR . . ELIZABETH STRICKLAND DARNELL BOHANNON The Pair That Refresbes . . FRIENDLIEST . . T. G. BOYD FREDA REID IHMI WHO'S WHO . . . AMONG THE HIGHS Man of Might and Muscle . . MOST ATHLETIC . . HERBERT STRICKLAND Our Belle and Beau . . BEST LOOKING . . RUTH BRYAN WILLIAM NORRIS T'JEy,'U8 Got EV'1 9'thmg . . aesr AbLLQ5J?5f ND ' ' ELIZKZETH 'IEAVER Class Basketball, 1: Class Track, I, 2 BETTY KITCHENS Bet Dmirr' fouigbl, for f0lll0YI'0lU may Nllllff CUIIIE Home Ec. Club, I, Z, 3, 4: Red Cross Council, 4: Martin Cup Finals, la Vice- President of junior Class: Library Assist- ant, 3: Literary Society, 3: Forum, -tg Beta Club, Vice-President, 4: Usher at Class Night, 35 Junior Funmalters, 3. GERALD KELLY Cuban Pete Liiflrf Iolzrsfrr Basketball, 3, 4: L Club, 4: Red Cross 3, 4. DARNELL BOHANNON ..DOn,, A Vrrsrllilr Guy Phy-Chem, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 4: Varsity Foot- ball, J, 4: Alternate Captain, 4: L Club, J, Vice-President, 4: Red Cross: Sports Editor CLARION, 4. ELIZABETH STRICKLAND Tin-Liz Cuff' as a kitien Athletic Council, 1, Z, 3: Red Cross Council, 25 Latin Club, l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Gltc Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Liter- ary Society, I, 4: Forum, 4: Library As- sistant, l: Usher at Class Night, 3: Sec- retary of CInss, 4: junior Funmalters, 3. HERBERT STRICKLAND Mr. Herbert His rlclighl, fbi' pigskin Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball, 1, 2: L Club, 3, President, 4: Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, Captain, 4: Red Cross Council, Z: Track, 3: Swimming Team, 2, 3: Glce Club, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 4. GLADYS SMITH Smythe'l A willing, reliable -u-'orlevr Home Ec. Club, I. 2: Red Cross: Usher nt Graduation, 3: French Club, 4, Treas- urer, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, Beta Club, Sec- retary and Treasurer, 4: Library Assist- ant, 2, 3, 4. JAMIE TURNER jamie Lou Nerrr trouble lrouble fill trouble trouble' lroulllrs you Red Cross Council, 4: Football, l, 2, J, 4: Red Cross, l, 2, 3, 4. RUTH BRYAN .-Tony., Silence is ber grvalesf charm Red Cross Council, 1: Athletic Council, I: Home EC. Club, I, 2, J, 4: French Club, 3, Secretary, 4: Forum Treasurer, 4: Ctmuow Staff, 4: President Class 4: Glee Club, 4. IH4l SH CLOVIS KATHLEEN TODD Katrinltn A goofl xfmlenl, fi In-Her frirml Tri-I-Ii-Y, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: Home lic. Club, l, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 3, Program Chairman, -I: Beta Club, Pro- gram Chairman. -l: Glce Club, l, 2, 3. 4: Red Cross, I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Coun- cil, 2: Library Staff, 2. 3, 4: Usher at Graduation, 3: junior Funmnlters, 3: Edi- tor Annual, -l. WILLIAb'I NORRIS NVillie As likeable as be is good looking Red Cross, I, 2, 3, 4: Civic Medal, I: Boys' Glee Club, 3, Secretary and Treas- urer, 4: Treasurer of Senior Class. FREDA VALERIA REID Frcdrica A lwluxliilzg ron' Hillcrest: 4-H Club, I, Secretary,2g Chi- Beta, Secretary-Treasurer, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 2: President of Class, 2: Class Basketball, l, 2: L. H. S, Recl Cross, P. J. STATHAM upiggyn A genial fellow Varsity Track. 3, 4: Red Cross. HIlElHSS HENRY REX LIPHAM HAZEL INEZ SI-IELNUTT QI-'ipn ulnien Silrnrr' is golden Hi-Y. I, 2: Class Track, l, 2: Red Cross, 1, 2, 5, 4: Class Basketball, l. INIARGARET THOINIPSON Migget Her Xlllill' falls for unofbfr Glee Club, I, 3, 4: Iiurum, 1, -I: Red Cross, l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Team, 2: Dramatic Club, 4: Latin Club, 2: CLA- utox Staff, 4. THOMAS C. BURDIZTTIE. Tommy Ht' grfx along wifb lln' lwuuliful girls Hi-Y, I, 2, Secretary and Treasurer. 3. President, -l: Glen Club, I, 2, Secretary, S, President, 4: Forum, 3, -Q: Play-Chem, 3, 4: Beta Club, President, -I: Athletic Council, 3: Latin, l. Secretary, 1: French Club, 3, -I: Literary Society, l, 3, 4: Tennis Team, -O: Swimming Team, l: Li- brary Assistant, 4: Usher at Graduatiun, 3: Red Cross. MILTON STRICKLAND Big Strick Uur All-American Hem Varsity Iiunthall, 2. 3, -l. S: Varsity Track, 2, 3, -l, S: L Club, 5, 4, K: Red Cross. As frirmlly as ll baske! of puppies Home lic. Club, l. 2: Athletic Council, 2, 4: French Club, President, 4: Red Cross, I, Z, 3, 4: Forum, -l: Uslxer at Class Night, 3: Library Assistant,2: jun- ior Funmalters, 3. DAVID RAYMOND LEWIS ,tkayn Ht-'ll prow' bis u-'orlb -u'bvn't't'r ln' goes Hi-Y, 2: Class Track, I, 2: Track, 3: Basketball, 3: Red Cross, lg Athletic Council. -lg Class Basketball, 1. RESSIE MAE BROOKS Sunny Clrvrrflll uml clmrming Home Ee, Club, l, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, l, Vice-President, 2: Tri-Hi-Y Club, 3, 4: Literary Society, 2. 3: Forum Club. 3, President, -Q: Beta Club, 3, 4: Glee Club. 2, J, 4: Usher at Graduation, 3: Swimming Team, 2: Red Cross: Library Assistant, 5. ELIZABETH TEAVER Lizbeth Dnly Comes first, an-l Ibm comes plajgl Hume Ee. Club, I, 2, J, President, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, l, President, 2, 3, Vice-Prv:s- ident. 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Red Cross Council, X: Latin Club. Z: President uf Suplmnwre Class: Vice-President of Sen- ior Class: Usher at Class Night, 3: An- nual Staff. 4: Library Assistant, 5: State Music Festival, 3: junior Funmakcrs, 3. JENNIE MARION BURK Madge A helping band Home lic. Club, l, Z: Red Cross. ELLA MAE HUBER Diddic Wfork's u pleasure to ber Home lic. Club, l, 2: Red Cross. T. G. BOYD Clark Gable Grvasrtl Ligbhling Class Basketball, l: Class Track, I: Red Cross. , r- , Left to Right: Duncan, Ivey, Rutland, Howard. HHIHHS HI HISHH ROY DUNCAN . STEVE IVEY . CLIFFORD RUTLAND . WALLACE HOXY'ARD . Miss ADDIE GILHAh1I . Mlss CORA RICHARDSON LOW SENIOR OFFICERS . Tfreas ll rf . Prcsidcf . Secrvfar Vice-Prcxizferq . S pause . S ponsc u00mPb,, Kids 2 yuNG - ' BEST A-2?,34LY mu. owes ENALY H Onuard to Higher Lemmng MOST INTELLECTUAL LUCILLE ESTES ROY DUNCAN WHO'S WHO . . . AMONG THE LOWS One Minute to Play! . . MOST ATHLETIC . . NOBLE DOSS Tha! Sunny Dzspoxlhon FRIENDLIEST WALLACE HOWARD FRANCES JOSEPH They shine El-'C yWhc c . . BEST ALL AROUND . - SARAH FUNDERBURKI ENOCH CALLAWAY ll KcePing Uncle Snm Busy . . Mosr Pop srsve zvg5AR ' ' suzAeerH conuzn REBECCA RICHARDSON N L. 1 I ! L ttBecky,, As per! as a lemon lari Glee Club, I, 2, 3, President, -I: Senior Tri-Hi-Y, J, 4: Latin Club, 1, 2, 3: Dra- matic Club, 1, 4: Forum, 4: Home Iic. Club, 1, 2, 4: Red Cross: Red Cross Council, 4: junior Funmalters, 3. MARY VIRGINIAJTOVVNSEND Jamie Sbr' is sincerity ifsvlf Home Ee. Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Forum, -I: CLARION Statf. -I. JAIVIES FINCHER Big Springs A hard worker uml a barll player Big Springs, Ala., I, 2, 3: 4-H Club, I: L. H. S., 3, -I: News Reporter, Z, 3: Red Cross: Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4: Beta Club, 4: Phy-Chem, 4, LOUISE BRILEY UEMYH As bright uml shining as ibv sun Girls' Glec Club, 3: Swimming Team, I: Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, 4: Forum, -I: CLARION Staff, 4: Library Assistant, 2, 4. 1K H vx Oo E fi! fi gg, X TM IHII ROY DUNCAN ..Dude,, Smurf as u wbip Hi-Y, 3, Treasurer, 4: Glen Club, 3, 4: French Club, Vice-President, 3, 4: Phy- Cbcm, 3, Vice-President, 4: Class Treas- urer, 3, 4: Beta Club, 4: Laboratory Assistant, 3, -I: Literary Society, 3: jun- ior Funmakcrs, 3: Red Cross, 3, 4: Head Usher, Class Night and Graduation, 3. JOSEPHINE MONCRIEF ..Jo,, 1 Our Io, aluuyi jolly aml jovial Glue Club, I, Z, 3, 4: Red Cross: Tri- Hi-Y, I, Secretary and Treasurer, 2, 3, Vice-President, JI: Latin Club, I, Secre- tary, 2: Secretary of Class, 2, 3: French Club, 3, Treasurer, -I: CLARION Staff, 2: Beta Club, 4: Class Night Usher, 3: jun. ior Funmalters. J. JAMES SLAUGHTER Black Cat Nc'z'rr do lorluy 14.-buf you can put off unfil fonzorrow Athletic Council, 2: Red Cross Council, Z: Basketball. 3: Class Track Team, 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Funmakcrs, 3. PAUL SMITH smarty Our liffle bnrfllr champ Class Track, I, 2: Varsity Track, 2, 3: Fourth District Champion, 3: L Club- 2: Laboratory Assistant, -I: junior Pun- makers, 3. ELIZABETH BELLE ISLE Libby Morlvsiy Offfll Cowrs great mvri! Red Cross Council, I: Home Ec. Club, I: Forum, -I: Red Cross. FRANK STITT Bolo Our Gfllflfllltlll Farmer Red Cross. MX :MQ Rf-IM 4 vig ,I TX -'lf .. ax 2 ' XTX? ,I , -I fb' Ms ly, , . -Cf 'L E: . , lg Ti rift JN 'smilie 37 f N X, J- 'Q 'qs S my ,A L21 EMILY HOLMES Granny Nm! nml X1Ul'l'f Senior Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4: junior Tri-Hi-Y, I, 2: Red Cross: Home EC. Club, I, 2, 3, -I: Latin Club, I, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, I, 2, 5: junior Funmakers, 3. CLIFFORD RUTLAND ttDoC:a D0 your bex! mul lei lbe other fellou-' do fbc 'worrying Hi-Y, I, Z, 3, Program Chairman, 4: Glue Club, 3, Vice-President, -I: Dramatic Club, 2, 3, -I: Forum, 3, -I: Football, 3, Varsity Team, 4: Class Track, 3: Secre- tary-Treasurer of junior Class: Secretary of Senior Class: Red Cross Council, I, 2. SlNIHHS BILL SMYLY Sweet Willian1 Ht' puts Gulvlr' rum' Power fo rbame Hi-Y, 1, Z, 4: Red Cross Council, 1: Athletic Council, 4: Class Basketball, 2. LUCILLE ESTES ..Cei1,. Yon'll set a pare across the 'll1IiL'L'l'5C,, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, l. 23 Dramatic Club, 2, J, 4: Phy-Chem Club. J, 49 Red Cross Council, 2, J, 4: Home Ee. Club, l, Z: Chemistry Laboratory Assistant, 4: Library Assistant, 3: Class Basketball, I, Z: State Festival Chorus, 3: Beta Club, 4: Usher at Graduation, 3: U. D. C. Contest, Winner of First PATRICIA HENNESSY UPN.. 0 Lf: Mp spwlei Glec Club. l. 2, Secretary, 3, -I: 'Fri- Hi-Y, l. President, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, l, 2: French Club, 3, 4: Dramatic Club. Z, 3, 4: Athletic Council, 4: Class Cheer- leader, l, 2, 4: Beta Club, 4: Cuuuox Staff, 2, J: Annual 3, 4: Library- Stall, 3: Usher at Class Night, 3: junior Fun- makers, 3: Usher at Mercer Glee Club Program, 2: Usher at Glec Club Program, 2: State Festival Chorus, 3. WALLACE HOVVARD . Bloncly Blofm'y', is ll frirml imfcwl, !'l'l'I rnuly fo help Red Cross: Hi-Y, 1, 3: Class Secretary, lg Class Vice-President, 2, 3, 4: Lit- WHY Society, 1, 5, Athletic Council, l, 3: Phy-Chem, 4: Red Cross Council, l, 2, FLORA SIKES Flossie Sha' likes rl lJomf, 1711, not fbi- kim! you wear on your brml Hillcrest: Tri-Hi-Y, I: -I-H Club, l: L. H. S.: Phy-Chem Club, 3, fl: French Club, 4: Forum, -l. M YR TICE DIAMOND Smokey Joe To knou-' ber is lo like ber Glec Club, 1, 2, 5, 4: Home lic. Club, I: Red Cross: Junior Funmakers, J. HOXVARD LIPHAM Curly E Goorl-irlizlllrmi aml fricufflj Center School: Glec Club, l, 2: Prcsi dent of Class, 2: Basketball, 3: junior Play, 3. CHARLENE JAYNE Bougar Speaking gwzerally, sbt-'x St'lll'l'tlIlj' speaking Glee Club, 1, 2, 5, 4: Home lic. Club, 1, 2, J, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Forum, 4: Literary Society, I, 2: Latin Club. 3: Swimming Team, 1: Red Cross. THOIVIAS WHITLEY Rabbit If uin't 110 me fo grzmllzlv mul rolnplaill. 11,5 jus! as cheap and easy fo rejoice Class Track, 3: Basketball, 3, 4: Red Cross. BETTY CLINE Bettina Ax brigbf as m new dollar Glee Club, l, 2: Red Cross Council, 2: Draniatic Club, I: Home Ec. Club, 1. 2: Senior Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4: Forum, 4: CLA- iuox Stall, 3: Phy-Chem Club. 4. EMILY SMITH ti mn , As quiet as zz KIOTIIIOIIXL' Home Fc. Club, 3, 4: French Club. 5. 4: Forum, 4: Class Night Usher, 3: Red Cross. -IEANISTTE ARNETT -.Nct.. A frm' friwnl fo all Tri-Hi-Y, I, 2. J, Program Chairman. 42 Red Cross Council, 4: Home En. Club. I, 2, 3. 4: Home Ee. Cup, Z: Glec Club. l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 2, 3, 4: Beta Club, 4: Usher Class Night, 3: Phy- Chem Club, 4: Red Cross: junior Fun- malters, 5. 5321 X A sv Q 4 ll 1. , K-KM J 41 75 , -- 5122 ii' kb' '53 6 , X? X lllllll ik I -r ini? N 'ZX v.-. A-iw I Football, 4, ior Funmakers, 3. 3, CLARION Stall, 4. BILLY IVIULDREW' Shuts A S1ul.r will m'1'z'r br' CUll.YilllL'l'l'lI n xlavleer, for be allways rlors bis work ru-'ell French Club, 3, 4: Beta Club, 4: Senior Hi-Y, 4: junior Funmakers, 3: Red Crust Phy-Chem, 43 Civics Medal, 1. AVANELLE COSPER Red jolly Lifflv Inspcr Glcc Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y, 43 Home lic. Club, I, 2, J, 45 Latin Club, 2, Red Cross, Class Basketball, lg Study Hall Assistant, 4. . DORIS MAY Dorisa Sbe looks at Ihr -world tbrougla rosy glasses Home Ee. Club, 1, 25 Red Cross. ' CARY GORDY Here, fbvrv, and cwryzt-'bcrz' Red Cross, Junior Funmalters, J, Senior Hi-Y, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Forum,-lg jun- ior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3. NOBLE DOSS Kat His ivirming pcrxamilify 'lllllkfi him a fazforilzr u-'ifb fbi' girlx Phy-Chem, 4: l li-Y, 2, 3, Glee Club, 4: Athletic Council, J, Red Crossg Varsity VIRGINIA BORDERS Virgin She ro11141'l1'f br' ruler Tri-Hi-Y, I, 2, 43 Home Ec. Club. I. 2, 5, 4, Latin Club. 33 Literary Society, 3: French Club. -lg Dramatic Club, 3, 4. LAWRENCE JONES Hobo Why worry? Literary Society, 2, Glce Club, 4: French Club, 4: Phy-Chem, 4: Red Crossg Study Hall Assistant, 55 Annual Staff, 4, jun- MARY SUE TURNER Sweet Sue If'x the lilflc ilaiugx in life ibut count Home Ee, Club, l, 2: Dramatic Club, l, 4, Red Cross Council, 2, Glcc Club, lll SARAH FUNDERBURK Sally The nimble fingers of ibt' kl'yb0tlftl Congress, lg Civic Medal, l: Literary Program, 2, 5, Swimming Team, lg Phy- Chenx, 4: Forum, 4: French Club, 3: Viee-President, 4, Beta Club, 4, Home Ee. Club, 1, 2, 5, Program Chairman, -1: Usher at Graduation, 3: Dramatic Club, l, J, 45 Annual Stall, 4: junior Fun- makers, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, I, Program Chair- man, 2, 3, 43 Pianist for Chapel, 2, 3. 4: State Music Festival :md Piano Acenm' panist, 3, Accompanist for Glcc Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES TRAYLOR Punch Large is his bolmfy, ami bis soul sinrcrc' Red Cross. GRACIE COLQUITT ..HapPy,, Happy is jus! -what bm' fiirkmwrr , implies Red Cross: Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, junior Funmakers, 35 Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee, 3. PRECIOUS BENNETT Preck Who could burr' ll beflcr fltllilf? Home lic. Club, l, 2, -lg Red Cross. SlNIllHS ARTHUR HARRIS Buddy Iurf name if: be can :lo if School of Air, 1, 2, 3, 4: Literary So- ciety, I, 4: Dramatic Cluh, Z, 3, Pres- ident, 4: Forum, 1, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, l, 2: Library Assistant, 1: Hi-Y, 2, 3. 4: Glee Cluh, 3, 4: Managing Editor of Ctaiuox, Business Staff, 4: Red Cross Council, 4. BETTY BARNES Lefty To bare frivml.r-be u frieml Home Ec. Club, 2, 3: Athletic Council, l, Z, 3: Reporter, Z, 3: Forum, 4. GRADY COBB Corn Cobl' Happy I am: from cure I am free Mountvillc High: 4-H Club. I, 2, Sec- retary, 3: 4-H Club Council, 3: .lunior Wild Life Ranger, 3: Basketball l, 2 Assistant Captain, 3. INIARGARET PHIPPS .,Rip,, W'beu you see ber, you like ber: rebel: you know ber, you like ber better Latin Club, 2: Home lic. Cluh, 1, 2. -ig Glue Club, 3: Forum, 4: Library Assist- ant, 3, 4. ALTHA LEE TYSINGER Little Ty Sbe's always willing fo :lo ber .vbare Glce Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 2: Dramatic Club, I, Z, 3, 4: junior Tri- Hi-Y, l, Z: Senior Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4: Fo- rum, 4: Red Cross Council, J: Red Cross. ODELL BOHANNON ..BO,. That flashy Iilfle bnekfielrl imm- Spring Football, 2, 3: Football, 3, -1: Red Cross. ROZZALEE JOHNS Rozzy Rozzyit sweet smile and fwrsomilily will always be remembered Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, 4: Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, J, 4: Forum, 4: Dramatic Club. 2, 3, 4: French Club, 3. 4: CLARION Staff, 3: Annual Staff, 4: Usher Class Night, 3: Library Assistant. 2: Hall Monitor, 2: Senior Tri-Hi-Y, 3, -lg School of the Air, 3. KATHRYN VICKERS UKM.. You ure remembered by whirl you :lo Glec Club, 3, 4: Dramatic Cluh, 3. -1: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: Phy-Chem Cluh, 4: Library Assistant, J. MONROE ERQUITT Erkie Maybe Erkie, but nof irksome Hillcrest: Red Cross: 4-H Club, 1, Pres- ident, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council, Pres- ident, 2, 3: L. H. S.: Phy-Chem, 3, Treasurer, 4: Football, 3, 4. EULA MAE GORE Sherrie In work are my dreams, in labor is my life Latin Club, 2: Home Ee. Club, 1, 2: Glcc Club, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 3, Treasurer, 4: Forum Club, 4, Program Chairman: Red Cross, Council, 4: President Ath- letic Council, 4: Beta Club, 4: Library Assistant, 2, 4. MARY JIM OWENSBY jimmy She is quiel, but you always know sbt' is fbere Home lic. Club, l, 2: Forum, 4: French Cluh, Red Cross. DEAN GENTRY Lefty About as still as the ocean Tri-Hi-Y, I: Latin Club, 2: Class Bas- kctball, Captain, 2: junior Funmalters 3: Class Cheerleader, 3: Phy-Chem, 4. Cl Y ,, uf- . , .,,. MARGARET COOPER ..Mcg,, The Goorl Samaritan, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2: Home Ee. Club, 1: Red Cross. T FRANCES JOSEPH Frankie El-'eryl7orl31's pal and iz big asset fo line cheerleaders Class Cheerleader, l, 2, J: School Cheer- leader, 4: Home Ee. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant, 2, 4: Dramatic Club, I, 2, J, 4: Athletic Council, 2: CLARION Staff, 3: Swimming Team, l, 2: Class Basketball, 1, 2. MARGARET HART ..Mag,, Nangbiy buf nice Tri-Hi-Y. 2: Home Ee. Club, l, 2: Latin Club, 2: Red Cross. MARY MAYER Speed Demon Always fbc lady Dramatics Club, l, 2. 3, 4: Home llc. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glue Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council, 4. I EUGENE WALBURN ucicncn Concerning fbeir own virllies, nzoilext -nien are silent Class Basketball, 2: Red Cross. VIVIEN WRIGHT ubY'3l'l00n Wright writes right, all figbf, all right Editor-in-Chief of CLAIUON, 3, 4: Glue Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Dra- matic Club, 4: Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, fl: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Forum, 4. JIM BAILEY ujimmyn Our sliuleni philosopher Athletic Council, 1: Latin Club, 2: jun- ior Funmakcrs, J. FRANK ARRINGTON Artie Shaw Moilesly lferoiues ll young 'man Class Track, 1, 2: Class Basketball, 1, Z: Red Cross. ALFRED ARRINGTON Fudge,' He has no worries Class Track, 1, 3, 4: Track, 4: Red Cross Class Basketball, 3. . LA VERNE VICKERY Vick Don'l let ezlucafion iulerfere lwifb ft good time Athletic Council, 1, 2: Red Cross. H41 ELIZABETH COLLIE11 --Kafsyn Likes goofl olzl subsfunfiul -zfines Latin Club, 1, President, 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y, 1, Treasurer and Vice-President, 2, 3, President, 4: Dramatic Club. 1: Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1. 2, 3, 4: Pby-Chem, 4: Annual staff, 3, Bus- iness Manager, 4: Study Hill Assistant, -4, CLARION Staff, 2: Beta Club, 4: Ath- letic Council, 2: Usher at Class Night. J: junior Iiunmakers, 3: Usher at Glce Club Program. Z. ROBERT SHARNIAN 'KBull Dog His iongue is loose ul boib enrlr Glec Club, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 3, 4: French Club, 4: Class Basketball, l. 3: Class Track, 2, 3: junior liunmakcrs, J: Red Cross. HNIUHS ENOCH CALLAXVAY III Nochie Tbvrrls only om' of his kiml Latin Club, l, Secretary, 2, 4: Beta Club, 4: Phy-Chem Club, 5, President, 4: jun- ior Funmakers, 5: Hi-Y, I, 2, 5, Vice- Prcsident, 4: Usher at Class Night, 3: Usher at Graduation, 3: Forum, l, 23 Laboratory Assistant, 5: Literary Society, I, 2, 3, Class Cheerleader, 3: Class Swim- ming Meet, 1: Library Assistant. 33 Foot- ball, 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff, 4: Red Crnss. ELEANOR HALL Monk Silrurc it a frm' frivml who 1101 rr llefmyx Hillcrest: Tri-Hi-Y. l. President, 3: 4-H Club, I, President, 2. VIVIAN DANIEL NBR., Sbr's nr bonu- will: a Hass or rr Doss Red Cross Council, 2, Treasurer, J, -H Athletic Council, I: Tri-Hi-Y, I, Sec- retary, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, l, 2: Forum, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: CLAMON Staff Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4: Annual Staff, 3. 4: junior Funmmkers, 3. EARL GUERIN Slim Nom' bill hiiizxrlf run be his equal Balboa High, Canal Zone: Basketball, 3. 4: Softball, 39 Baseball, 3: LaGrange High School: Athletic Council, lg Basketball, 4, I. 2: Red Cross. liunmalters, 3. oulg rlcuy it' Cruss. 0- KATHRYN IRVIN Kittie A loyal hrurt, ri xpirif brazfc, ll soul that is lruc JEXVELL JACKSON Q-Lil' sis A 1zrn.' member of our class, mul zz welcome one KATHERINE REED uKittyx, Gruml Opera IL-'0ll,f be roiizfrlrfz' :wilbouf ber MARGIE VOLLENWEIDER Marg G a,, , KN 'ii Forum, -1, Phy-Chem, 4: Home EC. Club, Pitts High School: Dramatic Club, l, 2. 3: Home Fc. Club, 2: Vice-President of Class, I, 3, Secretary and Treasurer of Class, 2, L. H. S.: CLARION Staff, 4. Glcc Club, 1, 2, 3, -1: Home lic. Club, l, Z, 4, Latin Club, l, 2: French Club, J, 4: Annual Staff, -lg U. D. C. Con- test-Winner of Second Place, J: Junior Dumun' mul quivl in school aml HN' friwzrlx are many, you Ctlllif , Home lic. Club, 1, 2, 4: French Club, 3, 4, Glec Club, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, -lg Red ERNVIN lNlAPP Junior H4-'x ,gof rbylbm Literary Society, lg Forum, 3: Glee Club, 4. - HAZEL TURNER Where voula' be fonml a fare dainfivr? Home Ile. Club, l, 1: Red Cross Coun- cil, Tv: CLARION Staff, 4. JOHN D. CROKER J, D. His izzlvllf-rliial ability amazes us Academy For Blind at Macon: Debating Club, 5: Glec Club, 1, 2, J: Red Cross. GLADYS THOMPSON ..Glad,, A quiet worlevr Hillcrest: Tri-Hi-Y, lg 4-H Club, 2, J: Vice-President of Class, I: Red Cross, 1, 2, 3: L. H. S.: CLAMQN Staff, -I. I me NV I i --f V , . , b . tiiigl? 225' CLIE P iff Uni yi r, - RILEY'GOLDEN Goldie A bard uforkrr and a xluvll fellow Hillcrest: 4-H Club, l, 23 L. H. S.: Lieu- tenant School Patrol, I, 2: Red Cross Council. 2: junior Funxnakers, 3: Phy- Chcm, 4. NEl.l..lE LESTER Nell Simple aml szrrvl Hillcrest: junior Tri-Hi-Y, I, 2: -l-H Club, I, 2: Red Cross. STEPHEN IVEY Steve As lively as lightning Literar Societ 2' Swimmin Tc-.lm. l Y Y: v K I 2, J, 4: Cake Race, lg Red Cross Coun- cil, J: Hi-Y, l. President, 2, J, Ag Glue Club. 2, 3, 4: junior Punmakers, 5: School Cheerleader, 2, 5, Head, 4: Vice- President of Class, I, President, 3, -lx Athletic Council. 1, 5, -l: Golf Team. 2. 3, Captain, -lg Cuntmx Staff, 1. JULIA GUANTT ujukclyil Prvfly as a pit-fun' LnGr.mge High: Home lic, Club, 1. 2, ig Glue Club, 1, Z, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, l. 3: Latin Club, 2: Typist for CLARION, J: Girls High, Atlanta, Ga.: Tri-Hi-Y, 4: Cheni- isxry Club, 4: Music, -l. BURRELL KING .lBUfIl, Definitely no! u thorn Hillcrest: Class Vice-President, l, IZ: Cap- tain School Patrol, l. 2: 4-H Club, I. 2: I.. H. S.: Red Cross: Athletic Coun- cil, J, junior liunnukcrs, J. LORELLA MAXWELL Rella Lorclla is a friend to all French Club, J: Phy-Chem, 4. Home EC.. lg Red Cross. 'ot MARY LESTER MMMN Sfill wafer runs dn-p Hillcrest: junior Tri-Hi-Y, 1, Z: 4-H Club, 1, 2, President of Class, lg Red Cross. lHl H141 HIW SlNIlIH ElHSS HIGH JUNIOR as ffm if DOT TAYLOR .......... Vice-President GRADY TRAYLOR . . ....... President MARTHA SMITH ..... Secretary and Treasurer L O W J U N I O R ARTHUR BRADFIELD ....... Vice-President NELL McCLUSKY . . . .... Secretary LYNFORD CAHALL . . . . Treasurer CLAIRE ROWE ........... President HIGH SOPHOMORE SARA VICKERS ........... Presideni RALPH BAIN ...... Secretary and Treasurer NASOR MANSOUR ....... Vice-President L O W 5 O P H O M O R E REX JUSTICE ....... ..... P resident WILLIE GUNN ......... Vice-President OLGA GORE ...... Secretary and Treasurer HIGH FRESHMAN JULIAN DRINKARD . . . . Secretary and 'Treasurer KARL SCHICK ........, Vice-President JANET SPINKS ........... President I L O W F R E S H M A N . ' AVANELLE MEACHAM ...... Vice-President ERE-ARD SANDERS . . President DUNCAN . ', 'secreraiy .., and Treasurer HIGH JUNIORS First Row, Left to Right: Doris Knight, Betty Mae Pruitt, Josephine Hurst, Frances Hood, Mary Kate Copeland, Alberta Brooks, Martha Smith, Marjorie Carlisle, Ruth Mann, Shirley Kaplan. 0 Second Row: Tommy Garrett, Edward Teaver, lla Walls, Frances Estes, Dot Taylor, George Eiland, Clide Reeves, Gladys Gunn, Lula Cofield. 9 Third Row: Lonza Claxton, Jack Hogg, A. W. Birdsong, Hugh Chastain, Julian Trippe, Neil Wright, Billy Mann, Clara Brazil, Carolyn King, Miss McDowell. 0 Fourth Row: Miss Lee, Anthony Nader, Henry Cook, George Skelton, Howard Walters, Paul Kelly, Joe McDow, Jack Hearn. 0 Fifth Row: Kent Stietenroth, Eph Mathews, Clyde Burke, Grady Traylor, Bobby Mann, Earl Bolden, Hershel Bailey. I Not in Picture: Oneita Griffin, Lahlerle Head, William Curry, Edward Hamrick, Alonza Murphy, Mattie Joe Gunn. - uk it ut' ir 'Jr ir First Row, Left to Right, Betty Cooper, Frances Bradley, Margaret Arnold, Virginia Bryant, Ucaline Estes, Wilma Carlisle, Carolyn Swanson, Madeline Moore, Emily Smotherman, Clare Stewart, Mearlon Nappier, Calvin Close, Earl Waugh. 0 Second Row: Elsie Davis, Aileen Parmer, lrene Marchman, Ethelene Elder, Doris Cooper, Carmen May, Lois Hamil, Carolyn Abney, Helen Jabaley, Mary Jacqueline Rutherford, A. J. Hill, Milton Harper, James McCullough, Doris Auchmuty. I Third Row: Dorothy Fulton, Cleo Clark, Lawson Young, Mary Pearce, Pitman Davis, lris Owens, Betty Jo Wadsworth, Jennie Yarborough, Geneva Sexton, Geneva Wright, J. C. Kenney, William Lee Sanders, Dorothy Belle lsle. 0 Fourth Row: Dorothy Evans, Gladys Fields, Nell McCluskey, Martha Johnston, Margie Blanks, Virginia Blackburn, Claire Rowe, Jane Sher- man, Doris Howard, Richard Yates, Andrew Harr ,John Newman, Jimmy lrvin, James Daniel. 0 Fifth Row: Shirley Moore, Kathryn Waldrop, Virginia Bassett, Edna Brannan, Flemie Todd, tlargaret McDaniel, Robert Vickery, Hazel Ponder, Levis Handley, Maynard Strickland, George Crossley, John Hubbard, Arthur Bradfield, Theron Denny, Jason Meadors, James Hines, Tommy Godfrey. 0 Sixth Row: James Meacham, Miss Swain, Bill Dollar, Richard Kaminsky, Robert Parr, Richard Wolfe, James Burch, Paul Hammett, Gordon Ward, Harold Jones, Garland Lashley, Miss Radford. 0 Seventh Row: Fred Howard, Otis Burdette, Lovell Roberts, Edgar Golden, James Jenkins, Johnnie Allen, Wade Yarborough. 0 Eighth Row: Warren Marshall, Joe Daniel, Elton Smith, Tarver Abernathy, Trippe Green, Emory Drinkard, Mr. Keller. 0 Ninth gow: James Walls, Lynford Cahall, Frank Prince, Bruce Prather. 0 Not in Picture: Catherine Allen, Billy Colquitt, Edward Sherrer, Martha auer. LOW JUNIORS HlGH SOPHOMORES Front Row, Left to Right: Dick Willis, Bill Anthony, Phil Richardson, Lemma Freeman, Marie Sharpe, Alice Atkins, Ruth Walters, O'l.eila Embrey, Geraldine Harry, Seale Hipp, Mildred Brown. O Second Row: Wallace Reid, Gaston Hester, Margaret Brand, Susie Mae Hasty, Ralph Patterson, James Broome, Mildred Jacobs, Hazel Jones, Kathryn Gladney, Frances Hicks. 0 Third Row: Merlin Freeman, Hugh Moss, Lee Stietenroth. Robert Wilkerson, Virginia Smith, Lorelle Cole, Dorothy Perry, Doris Hill, Anne Alsobrook, Jewel Hancock, Evelyn Murray. 0 Fourth Row: Miss Ethel Sorgee, Cooper Schaudies, Paul Jones, Kay W. Anderson, Virginia Jenkins, Virginia Moncus, Wynette Young, Elizabeth Free- man, Thomas Wilson, Howard Swann, Morris Harlin. 0 Fifth Row: J. T. Fulford, Alton Daniel, Christine Estes, Jacqueline Hester, Mae Dean Stewart, Horace Erwin,-Vernette' Middlebrooks, Sarah Vickers, Estelle Fowler, Sybil McCurdy, Jack Graham. I Sixth Row: James Huff, Nasor Mansour, Jap Denny, Ralph Bain, Aubrey Culpepper, George Whatley, G. L. Mason, Raymond Woodruff, Robert Rosser, Miss Bernice Freeman. ir 'Jr ir 'A' ir ir First Row, Left to Right: Edward Ussery, lrene Howard, Billy Bennett, Martha Harris, Joyce Yates, Ernest Stroud, Charlie Jean Dix, Garland Moon, Nan Taylor, Willie Gunn, Juanita Diamond, Sara Helen Giles, Ann Elliot, Bruel Sharpe, Olga Gore, Lorenza Slaughter. 0 Second Row: Jenelle Betterton, Mary Jean Dunaway, Evelyn Pitts, LaVaughan Bruce, Margaret Mitchell, Maurine Jones, Maurice Parmer, Dorothy Rutledge, Eleanor Strickland, LeVerne Byard, Ann Webster, Dorothy Brown, Kathryn Freeman, Dorothy Rowe, Miss Stiles, Douglas Dye. 0 Third Row: Catherine Bryan, Ethelyn Edmondson, Martha Whitley, Mary Nell Roberts, Mae Davis, Colleen Close, Catherine Daniel, Edith Ann Holtrey, Emma Stephens, Emily Willis, Minnie Claire Wilson, Virginia Davis, Mildred King, Ruth Sherman, Mariorie Burson, Margaret Poore, Lenord Rutland, Harold Bowles. o Fourth Row: Miriam Stephenson, Lillian Hildebrand, Tommy Ely, Lola Mae Fisher, Mary Arrington, Betty Edelson, Norma Bledso, Ann Trippe, louise Jenkins, Lucile Lee, Billy Wadsworth, Charles Geer, Freeman Cary, Nvilliam Shephard, Bobby Nix, George Smith, Gene Cline. 0 Fifth Row: Cathryn Fisher, Doris Rholetter, Doris Green, Regene Gamble, Ezelle Gay, Jenette Kitchens, Betty Wallace, Oneida Turner, Frank Funderburk, George Brier, Dallas Jones, Robert Lee Bales, Frances McClurg, Dorothy Sexton, Bobby Graham, Jack Smith, Curtis Alverson, Frank Carruth. 0 Sixth Row: Miss Smithwick, Eva Jean Walls, Lucille Ford, Joe Keeble, James Traylor, Mary Ellen Travis, William Hyde, Elton Lester, Lavelle Patterson, Ray Rice, Stanley Johnson, Ira Bradfield, Hardy Clark, Carson Sammons, Richard Lewis. O Seventh Row: Doy Harmon, Talmadge Rushton, Clyde Cronic, Curtis Lindsey, Hurston Pittman, William Eason, Mack Reed, Jack Erwin, Mr. Perry, Mr. DuBose. 9 Eighth Row: Ernest Harris, John Brinsfield, Rex Justice. 0 Not in Picture: Paige Alford, Sanford Sherrer, John T. Owings, Agnes Waldrop, Dorothy Brown. LOW SOPHOMORES HIGH FRESHMEN First Row, Left to Right: Jerome Wood, Marcie Cadenhead, Margaret Birdsong, Nelda Hadaway, Myrlene Headrick, Gladys Brown, Dorothy Cottle, Desdie Elder, Mary Abbott, Patricia Walburn, Leatrice Knight, Alice Reason, Bryan Webb. 0 Second Row: James Jenkins, Doyce Tillery, Janet Spinks, Elese Traylor, Frances Bell, Winifred Groover, Dot Dunson, Vivian Pitts, Lillian Fowler, Fay Estes, Helen Carter, Betty Solomon, Lamar Howard. O Third Row: Artis Brown, George Card- well, Calvin Adamson, Maxine Laney, Jean Wil- liams, Ruth Ozburn, Annie Kate Shelnutt, Thelma Hanson, Linda Hildebrand, Dorothy Coats, Frances Towns, Lawrence Fuller, Wade Rutland. 0 Fourth Row: Torn Stanley, Roy Burdette, J. T. Poole, Louise Alexander, Frances Ray, Lucindy Thompson, Ruth Thompson, Lurlene King, Betty Philips, Wil- liam Buchanan, Arthur Lewis Harry, James Irvin. 0 Fifth Row: Mary Kate Alexander, Julian Drink- ard, Ed Voorhees, Edwin Kaplan, Albert Arring- ton, Joe Brookshire, William Martin, Wade Mi- lam, G. W. Parker, Clarence Hildebrand, LaVerne Walburn. 0 Sixth Row: Miss Rowe, Aubrey Poore, Walter Williams, Terrell Bass, Charlie Paul Mul- key, Miss Askin, Neal Hicks, Karl Schick, Charles Hudson, Horace Neely, Miss Beard. 0 Not in Picture: Richard Poolas, Beverley Barker, R. V. Jones. A A A LOW FRESHMEN First Row: Thelma Tucker, Ruth Fincher, Poncy Harman, Peggy Hennessy, Marion Caldwell, Stella Breed, Jean Clenney, Bobbie Jean Jones, Martha Nell Bassett, Betty Ruth Satterwhite, Voncile Nap- pier, Christian Baker, Georgia Martin, Lillian May, Jewell Allen. I Second Row: Duncan Fultor, Charles Brazell, Charlotte Sorrells, Irene Davis, Margie Murphy, Leo Clifton, Katie Ruth Prince, Novis Allen, Janice Harman, Charlsey Woodson, Bess Talbert, Imogene Maxwell, Jane Jackson, Maurice Lipham, Earl Duncan, Bill Vollenweider. 0 Third Row: Henry Haralson, Royce Redden, Vir- ginia Dickson, Charles Handley, Howell Johnson, Gladys Howard, Kathleen Harris, Raymond Ja- baley, Bill Young, Alvin Hamlin, Charles Travis, Edward Sanders, Emily Bolden, Hazel Watts. 0 Fourth Row: Harold Penley, Sarah Brazil, Mary I-lill, Helen Bowen, Ocie Mae Bridges, Lillie Bri- ley, Hanley Burson, Jimmy Dallas, Griffin Al- bright, Carey Knight, Kimbyl Wright, Johnnie Robertson. Billy Jarriel, William Brookshire, Ed- win Parham. 0 Fifth Row: Thelma Collier, Dor- othy Kenney, Mary Helen Marshall, Mildred Hatcher, Myrtle White, Rayford Lewis, Horace Burke, Harvey Williams, Wilford Keeble, Marvis Carter, Tom Hearn, Harold Dennard. O Sixth Row: Miss Bush, Miss Clark. 0 Not in Picture: lames Houston, Cleveland Mitcham, Steve Morris. LOW FRESHMEN First Row, Left to Right-Donald Curry, Stanley Daniel, Olin Smith, Gerald Hester, Janet Stille, Martha Nell Prince, Lavelle Prince, Joyce Living- ton, Alice Teaver, Billie Van Houten, Keith Hill, James Harris, Aubrey Mann, Harold Sharman. O Second Row: Frances Jordan, Willie Lee Pitts, Mary Agnes Ogletree, Avanelle Meacham, Ruth Owen, Jean Saltsman, Jo Boles, Helen Parker, Walter Frost, Coleman Hancock, Earl Bowen, Larry Green, Donald Chastain. 0 Third Row: Frances Scarborough, Ruth Patterson, Kathryn Cash, Dorothy Doss, Sarah Freeman, Dorothy Carroll, Virginia Vining, Robert Pinckard, Hubert John- son, Boyd Carver, Paul Brown. 0 Fourth Row: Ollie Belle Jones, Eleanor Gentry, Jarsel Geter, Clifford McClellan, Clarence Knighton, Virginia Heflin, Annie Lou Hall, Helen Thompson, Chester Whitley, Billy Spence, Elbert Neese, Miriam Parr, Betty Lewis. 0 Fifth Row: William Cato, Mildred Eastridge, Leta Taylor, Hilda McCurdy, Helen Stallings, Buette Green, Calvin Brooks, Eugene Moody, Y. T. Abernathy, Ray Counts. 0 Sixth Row: Bruce Williams, Thomas McKeehan, Ralph Barnes, Charles Copeland, William Vowel, Earl Smith, Le Roy Smith, Jack Morgan, Wyndal Lash- ley, Brenton Neese, 0 Seventh Row: Mr. Teasley, Miss Martin. All work and no play makes It is fitting that the victory pay tribute to that have given strength and ultimate goal of citizens. iii 7,, Y, W , .4 . 1- 'r 1 rs I.AxvuuNc:1a james lfl.l'ZABl3TH Tuixvlin VIYIEN Wiucirr Et.rz.mnTH Cotuizn . VIVIAN Dnxnai. . Miss RACHEL lhiixuu - Aivn-lui: Hmuus RUTH MANN Iirvriixziuxu Riaitn LUQILLIZ Esrtis BUSINESS Iiixtim' Smorntaiu-xAN LYNFQRD CAHALL Rozzntni: jouxs Pcn WRITERS' CRAMP + 1--T A-1-.- -, 5 - t J Clockwise: Todd, Beard, Rowe, ' , -v -4-1 Collier. N' ' if Y .Z i 'EDVQKI L Q Q Q Q Q A I .f' QLOVIS 'lump . . Sf. . I:J1for-m- i' : Pm' I-l1aNN1atsx' . . Assis or 1 . t Q SARAH FUNDIERBURK - i . lic' hllllfljl' 'L Q Z lmocu C.xLLixwm', Ill . . Asn -f Miss EMILY Roxviz . - Atlrixrr and ink sk .IANE SHERMAN Ctfuiuz RONV15 Cum' Gorinx' etch courtesy Katherine Vickers - . . Bnxinrxs hflillldgfl' Axxixiirnl Busim'x.v hlilllilgfl' . . . . . . flifl'in'r Gkfxm' TRAYLOR BUCK Bmusoxc The Annual Staff of 1941 has attempted to give the students just what they wnnt in their annual-Qi complete pic- ture of school life at L. H. S. They were somewhat like the census takers, asking so many questions. They appreciate the cooperation of the entire school, and hope that the 1941 annual will give just half as much pleasure as the Staff had in working on it. , iteswffeg I ,xwv-V' .A Tiki? I -lemma gym . I 'LESS N I G HTS X FU N I I AflZ?43,.,, , Iilififi 99' ' R I 1:-1 .1 'Q- Clockwise: Wright, Daniel, , bv I EWP sew f 1515153-TIMES . . RUTH BRYAN . - DARNIQLL BOHANNON . . XIIVIAN DANIEI, . RAY O. BURKS, jx. . RIARGARET v 3 5- 5 FF . 1' - - Mclrmging Erlifor - IVru'.r Erlifor - Sports Eilifor Bllxirwxx NIIIIZIISGI' - - - Arlvixcr THOMPSON FLELHE Tomy IVIARY VIRGINIA TOWNSEND GLADYS THONIPSON HAZEL TURNER MATTIE jo GUNN PAUL SMITH wr Q AMX , R w.+'5x -. Lf sg. E I J JA .3 1 R-crm: In J f'Z6'Q',4 S5l2sg,.?n' WR, ahve r id fzrgawd LH N , cf? QV Ar?-EA, fr, Im. -S 'f eedgd QQ S9 , A. ,grae JI. ,X ., X - 0 X , QI- fer '1.-tfw, q A A A 4,3 A we I . T, . ' li? 5ii vl'z'f'VTlZQd 'Tien A Blue and wh-res 9 .. - f I p K I- .K Q., y J, f. Ls ' ' - '- ' aka Newnany QE-It mm .iJKIQT,fI2s f31IQ?: arg, S an fr. l , . 1 af., ,B fm Sim , 1,,.,. A A A j Y. f43Qt,Q3fTijQifflZ'ml73f3',ySiigi,g. if-I Imidlfkt ,136 1'i' - - . . , ' ' 'KH :S is If-'si ' 'PQ 'Wu ' air ,,. mt uffmi iw. 1, ' QT Un, 'Aj'-' an, 'Y-'Y 'iw D-'I-H ' 'HLQQM q,H.R:ffiiZw Ggislxg' AN 5u,2S:ir'. 'Rf :.QlffiI:+uf,SfffvQ,lS Us A ww RI so ,+I A -:tmp fam MARGARIET MCDANIEI. LOUISE BRILEY JEXVELL jAcRsoN NIARY SUE TURNER ARTHUR HAIXRIS VIVIAN DANIEL P. j. STATHIXM GERALD KELLY HAZEL PONDER jAMII3 TURNER DARNELL BOHA lYlILTON STRICR RUTH BRYAN NNON LAND No school would bc complete without the press. THE CLARIQN, LaGrange High School publication, is published every three weeks by the members of the journalism class, who gather the news for each issue and sell advertisements. The Staff strives to provide instruction, enjoyment and Cl1EOI'IRll'll'I'lCl1t for everyone, and to uphold American principles of democracy :md freedo m of the press. I SERVE RED CROSS COUNCIL In this time of world tumult, the Red Cross Council is happy to do its part in helping to relieve unhappiness and suffering. The purpose of the Red Cross Council is to serve and to de- velop world friendship. It is composed of one representative from each home room and from every club. This year the school, through the council, is sending to the Veterans' Home in Atlanta, packages at Christmas, flowers on VaIcntine's Day, and candy at Easter. It also sponsors free lunches to needy students. O F F I C E R S EULA MAE Going - --.- - Prvxidvnl V1Rc1N1,i MONCUS Vive-Prrxiflrnt DOT TAYLOR - Svcwfrzry MARTHA SM1TH . - Trenxnrrr Miss Maas' Rnnifono . Sponsor FORUM The purpose of the Forum is to develop logical reasoning and effective speaking. To qualify for membership, students must maintain a passing grade in all subjects and must merit the approval of the faculty. The Forum meets every two weeks. This year the club is studying parliamentary law and debating. In the spring it sponsors debates by the Literary Society. The Forum hopes that it may inspire some future statcsmen to speak in behalf of American liberty. O F F I C E R S RESSIE MAE BROOKS ----- - P1'vsizlz'r1t Tommy BURDETTE . . Vicz'-Pwsillrlll NELL MCCLUSKY - - Scvrvtnry RUTH BRYAN - . Trcuxlrwr Miss CORA RICHARDSON - - - Sponsor PATRICK HENRY SPEAKS AGAIN PHY-CHEM CLUB The Phy-Chem Society is composed of the students who have completed at least six weeks of Chemistry or Physics and have made an average of 90 and A in deportment. The aims of the club are: to assist and interest students in Chemistry and Physics, to broaden the scope of information beyond that of the classroom, and to reveal the advantages of the study of these subjects, both from the commercial and practical standpoint. Meetings consist of discussions and experiments, relative to the field of science, conducted by invited guests and members of the club. O F F I C E R S ENOCH Ca1.r.aw,n', III ,.... . . pr,-ml,-,,1 Rox' DuNcAN - - - - Vin--Presiflt-nf Glmnx' Txfxvton - - - Svrrvfur-y Moxnoiz ERQUIT1' . . Treasurer XV, XV. KELLER .--. . Sponsor CURIES IN THE KNOWLEDGE IS POWER BETA CLUB The Beta Club is truly an American organization, for it pro- motes character and scholarshipg provides high ideals for high school studentsg and stimulates school spirit and patriotism. Those seniors making an average of 90 or above on all sub- jects for the first three years of their high school career are eligible for membership. O F F I C E R S TOMMY BURDETTIZ . .... . . President Bnzrrv KITCHENS . . . . Vim'-Prcsirlrvxvl GLADYS SMITH - - Sm'c'r:'lur-y and Trra.tur1'r F. M. CHALKIQR . ..,.. Sponsor' MAKING HI-I IIIIHS SENIOR CLUB Hi-Y is an organization that strives to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Chris- tian character. The Junior and Senior Hi-Y clubs believe that if the youth of America will adhere to the principles of clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living, this land will remain the great democratic nation that it is today. SENIOR OFFICERS TOMMY BURDETTE . . President ENOCH CALLAWAY, III . Vice-Pres. ROY DUNCAN . . . . Trrasnrer GRADY TRAYLOR . . Sccrf'fary F. M. CHALKER .... Sponsor JUNIOR CLUB JUNIOR OFFICERS NASOR MANSOUR . . . Prvsideui FREEIMAN CARY . Vice-Pwsizlcnf Moiuus HARLIN . . Src.-Trvas. RAY O. BURKS, JR. . . . Sponsor DO I THE WORD I IIIIHI-IIIIIIIS SENIOR CLUB The Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y clubs are two of the most promi- nent organizations at L. H. S. Their platform is Self - improvement, Christian Fellowship, and United Service. The projects for 1940 in- clude Clean-Up Campaigns, Self- improvement, Good Speech, Go-To- Sunday-School, as well as baskets for the needy at Christmas and Thanksgiving. SENIOR OFFICERS , ELIZABETH COLLIEI1 . . President JOSEPHINE MONCRIEF . Vice-Pres. CLOVIS TODD .... Secretary EULA MAE GORE . . . Treasurer Miss ADDIE GILHAM . . Sponsor JUNIOR CLUB JUNIOR OFFICERS ELIZABETH FREEMAN . President OLGA GORE . . . 'ViCC'-Pf0Si!1L'lIf LOUISE JENKINS . . . Secretary KATHERINE FREEMAN . Trmsnrer Miss MARJORIE ASKIN . . Sponsor Miss ETHEL SoIxcEE . . Sponsor QHHMHHE cum Hilarious and intriguing entertainment has regularly come from the Dramatic Club's pres- entations, and genius has flowered, as budding young actors and actresses have developed into players of force and finesse. Any student interested in dramatics is eligible for membership if he is passing his work, will pay his dues, and will attend play practiee regularly. The objectives of the club are: to promote interest in the art of Dramatics, to discover talent in students to act, and to so conduct its work that it will give enjoyment to others as well as to its members. O F F I C E R S A ARTHUR HARRIS . . . . , . . . . . President IRIS Ownrrs - - . - . - Vice-Presidenl CLAIRE Rows - - - - - Srr'ref1Iry-Trrasllrm' Miss BERNICE FREEMAN - - - . Dirt-ffm' .. -if .. .. ,, , , . .-. ,1,'--TF '..1'-f i'fQ5k- . 'jg'2t'?f'e '--sq...-.nfs :.fg,2:f:g.Q,5f,-2:-' ':.ef,3'g. -fi-5 ' -ii'?1s.-.-'fd-'ifqfh-T?H?'N5 'S Reiki: '-Qfr '5 5l'Z.A'?.:'1 3:'?11-'HQ 5-l-1 5 ' 'IN , .few ,AQ-Ea 15 9334. jr-3.3,-f--,,:'-3Egeg'- I 523, N . ' ' -2315...--j , Aglfa 416.1-sanar-gift:-bi:-igtw 'fl ,g -. -52:-',.gc.,.d4,,15,.-ii:- sf.f-'fe-,,,.ff -- Wd- ef f fvxgwzz. Q1 . 'Q ,gf:frl A,4:,., -iz. ' - s.':,.J- ,gIf,?4 F ' , I . l , -'32 L. I-I. S. has enjoyed Z1 Boys Glee Club since 1936, the year In which Mr. F. M. Chalker came here as principal. Under his leadership the club has grown in size and popularity. This organization helps boys to develop their singing ability. Each year the club presents Hlll Elllll :I varied musical program which always attracts a large audience. 0 F F l C E R S TOMMY BURDETTE . ' ' ' i ' ' - Prvsitlmt CLIFFORD RUTLAND - - . Vin'-Pwsidvrif XVILLIAM NORRIS . . Srrrrfury-TI'c'as1I1-rr F. M. CI-IALRER - .... Sponsor HIHIS Hlll Ellllll For many years, the Girls' Glen: Club has played an important part in the activities of L. H. S. Its purpose is to encourage the love of good musicg to develop the art of singing in unison, in small groups, and in two-part and three-part cliorusesg to discover and encourage the development of special vocal talents. ' The activities of tlie club include special programs in chapel and at civic organizations, participation in the district and state music festivals, and the presentation of an animal concert in May. W'e as Americans, are fortunate indeed to be able to lift our voices in son s of raise i 3 S P instead of songs of sorrow. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE GROUP F A f- va--5,-,gr-Q. .,5.3:s..A . Q . , 1 -. --- fgg. , 'i'?75?: fi' f- fiirlfiiasxvziw Ls - 25 5 ' V -fb 2e- Q s'-- as .1 - + ' . , .,. --,- hr- ff:-Q.. A. O F F I C E R S REBECCA RICHARDSON - '-- - . Prcriflcut RozzALEu JOHNS - Vice-Prrxirlcnl MARTHA SMITH . . Secrvfnry Y Dor TAYLOR - - . Trmsurrr RESSIE MAE BROOKS - . Arcompanixi OLGA Goruz - . Accolupullirz' SARAH FUNDERBURK . - Acmnzfmnixf Miss ISMA SWAIN . . Director L...A.,.B. . r J., A Y , . W Y YY Q LE CERCLE FRANCAIS 'lr ir LATIN CLUB All Gaul is divided into three parts --You've guessed it, the Latin Club. The club was originated six years ago and promises a thriv- ing existence. It has as its motto, Ad Astra Per Aspen, or To the stars through difiicultiesf' Its purpose is twofold: first, to create a greater interest in Lating second, to learn Roman history. At Christmas a basket is given for the needy. Social activi- ties include a theatre party in the fall, and a picnic in the spring. Each year a cup, dedicated to the memory of Needham Avery, is presented to the outstanding sophomore. OFFICERS NASOR NIANSOUR ...... . . . President Gnome WHATLEX' . . Vive-President ELIZABETH FREEMAN . - . Secretary SARAH XIICKERS .--- - Treasurer Miss ELIZABETH Smrruwicx - - Sponsor FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais was established prior to 1928. To qualify for membership in this club, first-year pupils taking French TIIUSE make an A on a six weeks' grade. All seniors taking French are members. The purpose of the French Club is twofold: first, to study the customs, arts and language of the French people: and sec- ond, to make the language more alive to the pupils. The club celebrates French holidays as far as is possible. The annual Christmas party is always an outstanding event of the year. OFFICERS INEZ SHELNUTT .----- - - President SARAH FUNDERBURK . - Vice-President RUTH BRYAN - - - ' - Svcrvfary josem-HNE MONCRIEF - - Treasurer Miss IIAARY RADFORD . . Sponsor ir IIE PLURIBUS UNUM -111-znulagu 714 KEEP THE HOME HHMl HIHTIHMIIIS EHIB x The LaGrange High School Home Economics Club was organ- ized in 1928. The club's creed is: A home economics girl is hospitablcg il home economics girl is thriftyg a home economics girl is honest and loyalg a home economics girl is resourcefulg a home economics girl is neat, orderly, and dresses smartlyg a home economics girl is a home loverg u home economics girl is helpful and thoughtfulg a home economics girl is clean in thought, word, and deed. The club strives to help each girl to live up to this creed. o Ff l c E R s ELIZABETH TEAVER ------ - - . Prrsidrrzf OLGA Gone - - - - - - Vice-Prrsidml Mmw ARRINGTON . . Svrretury-Treamrrr Miss Loulslz ST11.ns . . .... Sponsor Mlss CONSTANCE DAY - - Sponsor vnuunmuiuv:n -nii ga s 3 3 2 ,, 2 Q 5 2 5 2 2 2 1 Z 5 VIEWS HI l. H. S. UNlTED DIVI ln every human there This can be kill, and a love of war, healthy competitive In America the spirit of on a basis of how many a bloody battlefield of many nations, but such as. football, Here the participants and honor not by the nets, but by their Football, basketball -these prlovide an pirit t e koutilif fi, ylulhllxr, r'1,,,wl'Wf'f 5 irlill llllrllu ei -gilfafeg WANNA BUY A TICKET? ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is composed of two representatives from each home room. It was organized for the purposelof keeping the students in close touch with the ath- letic program for the year. Council mem- bers perform such duties as procuring sea- son tickets and individual tickets for games played at L. H. S. They strive to arouse the interest in their respective home rooms in each athletic event, thus promoting loy- alty to the school. The sponsor is F. H. DuBosc. l 2:- MODERN HERCULES L C L U B Every year a group of boys win blue jackets bearing white block L's, given for faithful service in the various branches of athletics. These boys compose the L Club. This club discusses athletic rules and problems, sponsors outings, and in gen- eral is the social organization of the athletes of L. H. S. HERBERT STRICKLAND . . Pnssirlrllf DARNELL BOHANNON - . . Virv-Prcsiilvuf HAROLD JONES - - - . - - - . Svcrr'iary-Tr:-as11rcr Cofici-nas T1sAsLEv, PERRY AND DUBOSE . . . . Sponsor-y PIHSKIN l'HllHIll Front Row, Left to Right: Harold Jones, Clifford Rutland, Bobby Mann, Milton Strickland, Bruce Prather, Captaing Herbert Strickland, Rayford Lewis, John Hubbard, Trippe Greene, Wade Yarbrough. 0 Second Row: Jack Hearn, Enoch Callaway, t-.veorge Eiland, Alton Daniel, Horace Neeley, Jamie Turner, Aubrey Poore, Billy Mann, Noble Doss, Anthony Nader, Co-Captaing Darnell Bohannon, Earl Bolden, Joe Daniel. 0 Third Row: Coach Perry, Harold Bowles, Monroe Erquitt, Elton Smith, Tommy Godfrey, Clifford McClellan, LaVerne Wal- bum, James Jenkins, Odelle Bohannon, James Huff, A. J. Hill, Edward Teaver, Johnny Allen, Coach Teasley. FOOTBALL SQUAD Football makes men physically fit for the future. It develops stamina, courage, and sportsmanship. As C1 sport, football develops teamwork, and in 11 democracy where all kinds of men must pull together, teamwork is essential. The spirit of the boys is inclomitablc. They start practicing weeks before school opens :incl work steadily until the end of the season. Left to Right: Coach L. C. Perry, Captain Herbert Strickland, Coach Amos Teasley. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE A. M. TEAsL15i' - - Head Coarb L. C. PERRY . . . . Arsistarrf Coach HERBERT STRICKLAND - . . . Captain DARNELL BOHANNON - ----- - Co-Captain Sept. 20 25-West Point - Sept. Z7 0-Athens - - Oct. 4 7-Russell - Oct. 11 -Gainesville - Oct. 18 -Newnan . Oct. 25 -Rockmart - Nov 1 -Decatur - Nov 8 -Lanett - - Nov 15 -North Fulton Nov. 22 -Fulton High Nov. 29 26-Phenix City - lHHlHS EHIllH Front Row, Left to Right: A. J. Hill, Elton Smith, Bobby Mann, Billy Mann, Horace Neeley, Johnny Allen, Thomas Whitley, Gerald Kelly, Earl Guerin. 0 Second Row: Rayforcl Lewis, James Fincher, Bur- rell King, Howard Lipham, Jack Hogg, Robert Wilkerson. Coach Frank DuBose, Thomas Whitley, Gerald Kelley BASKETBALL SQUAD This year only one Letterman is returning to our basketball team, so the neophytes are trying to outdo themselves. Hard work combined with their enthusiasm, according to Conch Duliosc, indicate good results. Dec. Dec. Dec Jan. Jan. lan. Jan. eb. Feb. F 6-Greenville -Zebulon - L'HOg1ll1SN'lllC 17-Newnnn - 24-Greenville 28- 31-Newnan - 11-Franklin - 14-Hogansville Franklin - District Tournament Feb. 20-22 Other games: Griflin, Thomnston, Lanett, SCHEDULE ' . . . . . . . . There - Here . There . There . Here . There . Here . Here . Here Fulton High, and Russell High. YEA-A-A-A TEAM! CHEERLEADERS Left io Right: Alberta Brooks, Frances Joseph, Olga Gore, A. W. Birdsong, Steve Ivey, Virginia Blackburn, Mary Pearce, Ruth Mann. The track team has brought glory to L. H. S. It was awarded the LaGrange News and the Hoke Smith trophies for winning the annual invitation and the 4th District meets. Paul Smith, repre- senting the team in the state meet, Won second place in hurdles. The track team intends to make trophy winning a habit, with these merely as a beginning. FORE, PLEASE! GOLF TEAM Left to Right: Alton Daniel, Arthur Bradfield, Paul Hammett, Enoch Callaway, Steve Ivey, George Whatley, Noble Doss, Lynford Cahall. lIIINIllll llllllll Front Row, Left to Right: Horace Neeley, Earl Belden, Johnny Allen, Wade Yarbrough. O Second Row: Anthony Nader, Richard Wolfe, Alfred Arrington, Paul Kelly. 0 Third Row: Trippe Greene, James Jenkins, John Hub- bard, LaVerne Walburn. OVER THE TOP 5. 1 l I. Reading maketh a 'lull man. . . . 2. Ring around the roses. . . . 3. The water's line. . . . 4. Waiching the world go by .... 5. Rats take a bow. . . . 6. Here they come .... 7. Who'll 'cake the cake? . . . 8. Cusiodian . . . 9. A direct hii .... IO. My! My! . . . ll. The villain still pursueth .... l2. The sands are fickle and shift with the winds. . . . l3. They group to conquer .... I4. 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LAGRANGE COLLEGE For Young Women LAGRANGE GEORGIA ll f h ' the The charm of the old is happily blended with the cha enge o t e new in atmosphere of christian culture at LaGrange Collegeg with modern and comfortable residence halls, excellent courses in domestic, commercial, and line arts, and a standard curriculum leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. Expenses moderate. For further information address: HUBERT T. QUILLIAN, Presiclent LAGRANGE, GEORGIA Complimenfs Of Rhodes-Perdue Furniture Co. Western Auto Associate Store Everything for flee Car Phone 285 3 East Court Square HILL'S BARBER SHOP It Pavs to Look Well 7 Court Square LaGrange Parts Company Complete Parts Service for ALL CARS AND TRUCKS Compliments Of Godfrey Sheet Metal Works C om plynents TASTY COFFEE SHOP M I L A M ' S The Firm That Apprecialfes Your T'racle L Pnnce-ofa-paL ... Z Peny ponde Gangk AH 6.Topp MARY ALICE BEAUTY SHOP Modern Styles and Equipment for Modem W'omen DODD MOTOR COMPANY fJOHN S. DODD, O'lUl1L'1'D 203 Broom St. Phone 400 . DE SOTO and Complimzfnfs f PLYMOUTH 0 CARS Freeman Coal 8: Wood Co. Phone I278 Q BETTER COAL AND MORE WOOD FOR YOUR MONEY 107 Greenville Street MODERN DAIRY '7t . 00 LVL? .4 Apprecmtes P f L. H. S. C f ' atronage 0 3 eterla General Headquarters Phone novo IO7 Bull Street for the Younger Set I Complimcnfs Of Court Square Service Station Always Slamuing THE NEW AND YOUTHFUL CLOTHES 'ami . TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, FACULTY, AND CLARION STAFF OF LAGRANGE HIGH SCHOOL U' '.'l OLUI !'! C9 'f' xi 46 25 'S MILLS S' FCG.U.3 PKR CVT CALLAWAY MILL Plants at LAGRANGE, HOGANSVILLE, MANCHESTER MILSTEAD M411-ufaciu-rers of SUNTONES RUGS, MATS, AND LID COVERS TOWELS AND SHOWER CURTAINS CHENILLE BEDSPREADS O From Raw Cotton to the Finished Product in Our Own MiIIs Foster Plumbing SL WILKES SERVICE sTATloN BuII and Broom Streets Stamirzrd Oil Products O Phone BI9 PLUMBING STEAM and WARM Am HEATING STOKERS C 0 nz plimenzfs Of O 'WE DO IT RIGI-IT' ELM CITY COMPANY COAL and WOOD Make Our Store Your Uptown Meeting Place 0 FOKES DRUG COMPANY IO6 Main Street Phone 223 Phone 223 PERKERSON BROTHERS DRY CLEANING PLANT . Phone 972 ECONOMY AUTO STORES Ii Eat Golden Crust Bread . . . Fresh Every Day LA GRANGE BAKING COMPANY N 0 orders too large or loo small Phone 9I I Com plim en ts Of MYHAND AND HOLTREY GEORGE S. JOHNSON IN s U R A N C E LA GRANGE OPTICAL CO. lI5 Main Street C 0 m pli me n fs Of HILLSIDE DRUG COMPANY DARDEN BROTHERS LaGrange and West Point Drink . . . Royal Crown and Nehi Beverages Best By Taste Test I. Thai: roII book .... 2. Rescue th Perishing. . . . 3. Huge Hugh guzl grub .... 4. In a hurry? . . . 5. A b S T R O N G ' S ward glance .... 6. We I:I1r I08 Main Street W'ORD'S DAIRY ' Service 6041 fompdny Ofers The Highest Quality Dairy Product 0 CLEANLINESS FIRST o QUALITY SECOND 0 PRICE THIRD GUY M. WORD, Manager 'i' Phone 704 LaGrange P I-I O N E I I 3 3 Chewfolet's First Againv pr E1-an nul Tnupnumq t I V E Y ' S Your Chevrolet Dealer LA GRANGE GEORGIA LAGRANGE GEORGIA UIIII'I'I'IIIIIlIIlIIIIIII VALLEY LUMIIIIII CIIMPMIY Davis Studio O O PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL B U I I. D I N G PHOTOGRAPHY S U P P I. I E S . 0 Vernon Road Official Photographer for This PHONE 178 Arnnual THE UITIZENS AND SIIUTIIERN BANK 0F LA GRANGE jM6l1'1,g8Z CQEEZGZEZ JZJQOAIJ JHALLZEIICB COZJ90Cdji0lfL N0 ACCOUN'l' T00 LARGE--NONE T00 SMALL if lift DW Daniels Grocery System iSCHWO IL A . M E A T S and G R O C E R IE S TI-IE SCHWOB CO. 118 Main Street C 5 Ph LAGRANGE GEORGIA Th Ph C0mpIi11ze11is Of Firestone AUTO SUPPLY AND SERVICE STORES 121 Main Street J. U. PENNEY CUMPANY, INC. LAGRANGE GEORGIA PHONE 142 0 A IT PAYS TO SHOP AT LAGRANGE GEORGIA P EN N EY ' S C0111'pli11zVerzfs , , Of R. T. RANDALL 436 Allendaie, Atianta, Ga. 0 CLASS JEWELRY 0 INVITATIONS 0 CAPS rum' GOXVNS RCPf6SCIlfillg L. G. Balfour Co. Cofrell 8: Leonard A U xr DRY -ff my A ' A XXII by 'J if? X , , . . 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