LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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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.

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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