LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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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.

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