LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)
- Class of 1946
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' lm ll Eli , 7 You ll ll' 2' lfmlf l4 Il 1 .N' ll ,.-:gg:,l ,ULIQI 9 ll, ll 5:5-:gi I lg YY- lil l ll' ? I 5 3 I as ,gk lx la gxk S 1 lx - A I ff:-wH -. 2:1 affifffilll ' II' . 5 il-- CVNQS 775 THEME Peace and reconstruction have brought us to the frontiers of a new era. The field of scientific progress stretches before us as a vast unexplored region, which challenges and thrills the imagination. Aviation, radio, radar, atomic energy are symbolic of man's age- old struggle to master the earth. Peace and reconstruction have likewise brought us in sight of a second frontier, as rugged and overtowering as a mountain range, it is-world co-operation. Peace can fade like a mirage unless people learn to get along with other people. This frontier, too, is challenging. The Charter of the Allied Nations is symbolic of manis age-old struggle to master himself. As Americans, we are still on the frontiers. We who are in high school are climbing the hill at sunrise. From the heights We hope to catch a view from the Atlantic to the Atlantic-the world over. Like our forefathers we need faith and courage for the problems ahead. Far more than they, we need education. In whatever measure this, the 1946 GRANGER, shows life at L. H. S., it reveals our equipment for life on the new frontier. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ACTIVITIES CLASSES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 4 V ji ff 'if '- ' fw ? ,fa . NX . ,,,. 1 'W I .. W' f if Y,,..XA X V ,,. 'ix Q N 13,2 A ,p L . , V V 5 . , N, r V I K-Y l 5 Ai X 9' 4 1 if YA, .I -x .K . . , . , F'-N., '. ' I H i N I ' f A .V 3- ' ' M' Q 'x.,g t -e ' 4-, ' ' fg.. A- Nm. , Q ,. v . ... ,. 1 . . sw sw . V ,5N,f,,'Tix',I,,l'X1'B' ' E l 'Swv ' 1 , 0, 'TN ' . f wha t X Q k. x X as V . Q V Q . .,- V X 'H 1 ..,,,. , I f 10.1-la ,,,, -,S 'XX - eff' . . sf'--is 1 2 S i 'A 8 f 3 in 'S 153 '3- 1' J Q f c.O1'wx if N J g xxghn X Q., ,X 4 ubif'-N Y V A N 1 us x 1 xi X X ...M A lying if AQ, 6 NX, ' ' . ' , 4 l. .fi ' 1 ' L X l 'T' V ' .r Y N-.. 1' Rf! fx u X T Y I, fb 1' , Y' A 'Nl A l X Q I X I fix 4 I X651 XL xx' gi ,YA eJ1,v,.,, . 1 , ' , Se I-9 DEDICATION Because they lent us their Education Building when it was new and beautiful, our ciwn building having burned, and because of a deeper influence felt in a spiritual environment, we dedicate this, our 1946 GRANGEK, in grateful appreciation, to .the members of the LaGrange First Methodist Church. -Q , 4 - , E A .fx 67 V 1 , 4 , w Y . 2 . X 3 i l A 4 r, , ' , 1, e -Mill: 1 e ' fi I lln' 4'fJlln'f1u1'4fvl1 IW .lf flllligjlf H Mw- W F ...pa .H ' PII HIUHI HI . fl: 'flu' rfuzjwl lnzrmlr I Z I Iilglli: Our m'14 flown' -gh llNAI'1'l'1l L f B. A. LANCASTER GUY Dxrven ELIZABETH Smrmvicit. A.B. Latin LaGrange College. Mas. Fimmt TATUM Sr'rn'tary lo fbi' Sllprrifzlwzdrnf Crescent College: Stephens College, Curry School of Expression. TLHMMIE MARTIN, A.B., M.A. History LaGrange College, Emory University. iiffljix, 1k!' Eush SHERRILL, B.S. Mulbemutics Bowdon State College. AIIRED lNlARl0TTl, A.B. Social Sci:-nrt' Newberry College. ETHEL Sonoma, A.B., M.S. Biology Bessie Tift College, Emory University. Zlwdiq 'w',,r -, ,fv ', 4 I j A.,.,.,,1il.o sz' , If ff , 8 Q -2 9, rsfgsiikeismn, A.B., M.A, 1' , jyf Superintendent of School: Mercer University. GUY DRIVER, A.B., M.A. Prinrilml Young Harris College, University of Georgia. Miss ELIZABETH Swrnvlclt ts. FRANK TATUM Miss ELISE SHERRILL ALFRED MAMQTT1 M155 T I M 7 OMM E AnT1N Miss ETHEL SORGEE N 'hx' mg 9' 9 '-,Q WW- xp- 0. xW 1 Keith ,vw NXN X. . y X Q' cum R X . - xW XXV UU' gs-5 W9 , Sw NX NW SN :lu I N N HMM Evlal YN BRIN1, A.l5. liflglish CQNYIANCI Du. B.S.. MA, flown' fi1'w11m1lz'.s' Gcurgim State Cullegu for W'omen Columbia Univ:-reity. ln I lxx CII Mak, A.B., M.A. lfuglixff Cfnrulirml. l..1Gr.mgc Cwllugu, University of North Georgia Sum: College fur Woman. --S - xx vvffx I 1 K - .c-Vx N ww MAKIANNI' Busu, A.B. AILlffIl'llILlffI'Y Picdmunr College. Mus. Lnnn BRAIN-ll4l.H Bu.vim'xx Cox Cullcgeq CJ. A. B., Macon. lun SWAIN, A.B., M.A. liuglixlr XVLWICYLIII Lmrlkgu, Ul1ix'cn'siLy of Georgia. . bw NX x W w 0 Rn x ' , 7 A ,fnfx ff' I X., N19-NCQUNSINNCI Du N1ISNl,IIl.I-KN C1 wma Mm M.fuu,xNNr Ruin Mas.l.m'lxBk.1mlll1lx X'1lSilHNlA Sxx mx 8 WN. dnlnlll mfg. , ii-N wt li. l we ti'- . wt NW -ii' U v.u.t4v ,AN t N: Nxliv- Di X 'Yydll1llllmiii. , olllxfltxvll' li K 1 i we . , iwlil W0 v kllil-tiillllili Lllli ts ,Unit bmtlt VU' Annie Q1IlHAM,B.S. Nliu. Loitlm SN1IllI.ll.S. Mm I I uns: in Tut it Mi1lfn'rmllic'i Sfiwln' Florence State Normal College, Alabama Georgia State College for Women: Cornell Pulyu-glmiq lnqifuw, University: .'xl.ll5.lITlLl Polyit-uhnie lmtitute. Cotta I.. Ric uAiuwsoN, AJS., M.A. Yi mix f'H'X'KII I I. NB. fljgfm-ry Sflilllhll Agnew Scott College: University of Iiswie Tift College. Georgia. Iii wus: iii Tut hi R, Ali. Minn' Four, A.B.. M.A. fiwjjxf, s -' lsfr -V . . in M I H mi l..1l1r.1i1gt-Ctmllege. Georgia State College for Whineng University of Georgia. - 1 if xx Anim fill Hui Miss Coin I.. Rl: IINKINUN Mus Xl uw I-on: Mics. lL7lilNl SNIIIII Xlixs Vi vm Cu XXII ii 9 enaauieiqialiluied CLASSES On all frontiers education is common-sense e ui ment. Intellectual enli htenment will q S be the ma'or defense a ainst our real enemies-i norance, disease, overt , crime. And I P science demands the know-how era. We must be ready. Here at L. H. S. we feel that we are stepping out to meet the new era by adding, for the first time, a twelfth grade. Although small in this period of transition, it is the beginning of advanced learning. This grade will meet the need for diversified subjects, maturity of thought, and clearer judgment in selection of a life work. It seems worthy and needed equipment for the present time. In this, our chapter on classes, we bid good-bye to the mid-term seniors, for graduation in January, started fourteen years ago, will end with the 1946 class. So farewell and good luck, Winter Wonders! Sophisticated sophomores of this year must enjoy their privileges, for next year the newcomers will be termed fresh men. At L. H. S., as at all schools, classes must hold the spotlight. It is our purpose to have a school as good as the best. To this aim we must stand solidly on classes. 4: fi ,J-T Y 5 f- , X-4 X I9 xv- - vxxy lfvf. F Q we-B3 'f f , Xfv .gl y '--W, Q. lfhm N' fs- 7 'Srl X 10 Q.. X W U xv 1 'i 5 ,vqwl NNW Q i iwi s 1 3 ' firm ' A 3 my A s .EL H K n 1 , T in v I. 1 QF 5 'f ' A Q 3 5,4 41 Q I 4 ' J Q. - I, , . Hvmf, Qing in N OFFICERS BLZTTY ANN15 l1YDl-I . . . . I'ri'xiJvul LENA MERLE Counaw . . Secretary lli:1'ivANNnlIv1-iz BETH l.zfi'1'yl1ml5 .x swr'clfJcal'l. Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, Secretary lg llumc lieonomicb Club 1. 2, Red Cross Representative 3: Literary Society 1: Latin Club 2: Tennis 2, 4th Distric: Singles Winner 49 Dramatic Club 2, Treasurer 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Vice-President S: Phy-Chem Club 4, President S: Red Cross I, 2, 4. Council 3, Prcsiclent S, Sclmol Clweerlender 4, ig GRANGEII Staffs 4, Beta Club 4. 55 CiRANGLR Editor-in-Chief S1 Class President S, junior Town Meeting Secretnrv ig Wl10's Wllio 4, 5. awywu Se' TVVELFTH GRADE QREAL PIONEERSJ l I -Lf -' f v! 1 rl N .1 , 1 'ff 1 ' lf' fx 1 ' 1 ,fyVf,f., ,!,, J 1 ,f ff ' ,f , ,X , 1 f ,V ff ,J 1 ' ,ZXIX .V LFNA Mi-mf Cox nnx 'MFRII Dimjrlr'x :mike Iwi' zvlmf x Hillcrest: TriAHi-Y l. 24 Red Cross l, 2, -l-H Club 1, 23 Usher at GradA untion l, Speaker Z. l.. H. S.: Red Cross 5. 4, Council ig Home Economics Club 3: 4-H Club 3, 4, ig Student Council S5 Class Secretary 5. BENNETT, HODNETT. KOENIC., Sm:-u Douurux' lluuNl.l'1 . juuNNx' Kolzmn. . Tuom.-ts lil-NN:-1 'I . Wmxmu, Svnk . lJORO'IHY HL7llNl.'l'l Ruin b10RGAN ,lUNmn Prvllr! Willy! Original! W iu'! A Ilmlzxalnl girls in um: Glue Club l, 2. 3, Secretary 4: Latin Club Treasurer 2: Dramatic Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, Treasurer 2: Clarion Club 3, 4: Cluriou Staff, 3, 4: Editor of Clarion 4: Phy-Chem 3, 4: GRANQER Business 3: Lit- erary Staff 4: Home Economics Club l, 2: Usher at Graduation 3: Class President 4: Student Council 4: VUho's W'l1o 4: Nurxus Aide 5: Rell Cross l, 2, 3, 4. joim KOENIG ,lonNNY fifflflfllldlllj' and goml looking. Berry: Varsity Club 3: Academic Club 2, 3: journalistic Club 1. I.. H. S.: Red Cross 4: Who's W'ho 45 Hi-Y Vice-Presb dent 4. EVA joe LYNCH ..-'OEM Wbal you irish dom' wrll, do yonv'xclf. Red Cross l, 3, 4, Council 2: Clarion Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Usher at Gradua- tion 3. THOMAS BLANV11 i TOMMY AN ffvingx arf m1.m'r' if dom' u'illiugly. Plvy-Cl'1cm 3: Hi-Y Secretary 1, 4: Rad Cross I. 2, 3. 4: Glqe Club 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, Vice-Prcsiillent 4: Class Secre- tary 4, Bixxrzi Lrxc ll nUZzx ' ln -11 - fuzrrj , lmx'. ' Forum Club l: 1JI'JlT1.lIlC Club I: Glue Club l, 2. 3: Homv l'iC0l1Ul1'llCS Club l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 5: QiRANI.lR Iiuxi- ncss Staff 3, Assistant Buwincis Manager 4: Clarion Club 4: Clarion Staff 4: Red Cross I, Z, 3, 4. WVALI M I-, Sl-u it Ill-Art Wiur, l4,'1lHlA'II will SUIIKQ! Iii-Y l: Forum Club lg Cilcc Club lg Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Council I: Class Suc- rctary 2: Clwerlcnder 2: Tvnnix Team 1, 4: Phy-Chem 1, 4. Vice-President 4: Cl.u'ion Club 3, 4: Class Treaeurcr 4. IIOYPNI-'IT Sm: il KOkNlK. XlURC.AN HIGH SENIORS OI5l5lC'liRS l'r'l'.xlil.'11l l'1'i'.xirlr11l . Sn'r'rlilr'1 I l'r'uxln'rr i .-eu., ANNE jomss USUG.. Uirankjlyl very rule indeed. Tri-Hi-Y l, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Phy-Chem 3, 45 GRANGER Business Stat? 3, 45 President Low Seniors 45 Home Economics Club 1, 25 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Rrim ELLIS nam Tha! all-'round guy. Hi-Y 15 Red Cross Representative 25 Phy-Chem 3, 45 Clarion Club 45 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Key Club 45 Who's Who 4. ELsu2 Pout Pour Sb: romes up smiling. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y l, 3, 45 Clarion Staff 4. .u WA LLACE RHODES PnoFEssok Collosux of Rhodes. Spanish Club Vice-President 35 Beta Club Treasurer 45 Key Club 45 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Town Meeting 4. FRANCIS LANIER She looks as flour as morning rosex, newly 'lL'EJlJ,d in dew? Tri-Hi-Y 15 Clarion Staff 45 Clarion Club President 45 Red Cross 1, Z, 3, 4. Domus HEARD ..DOT,, I can't begin io tell you. Tri-Hi-Y 15 Red Cross 1, Z, 3, 45 Clarion Staff 45 Clarion Club 4. LUCILE DIELOACH QQCILEH Fascinating, fashionable, faithful. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Home Economics Club 25 Dramatic Club 1. j. M. NAPPXBK ...IOY,, For lJr s a jolly good fellow. Spanish Club 35 Red Cross I, 2, 4, Council 35 Clarion Club 4. LILLIE Brno CLEMLNTS uI.lLl,IIin Wit and wisdom. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 15 Home Eco- nomics Club 45 Class Secretary 35 Usher at Graduation 35 Clafon Staff 45 Martin Cup 15 Who's Whcr 4. Bonny FULLER Bonny Tracbrfs pri-or first. Hi- Y 45 Phy - Chem Club 45 GRANGE!! Business Staff 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Clarion Club 5. lil.1.i-N L.-XNIER i31.iLN No nm' lowlier can be found. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarion Club 4: Clarion Staff 4. lNlARll'AlTH AUAIMSON PAYE Short, vnrrl, bard lo limi. Red Cross l, Z, 3, Council 41 Dra- matic Club lg Glee Club l, 2, 3g Home Economics Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Phy-Chem 3, 43 Clarion Club 4, CrRANGFR Business Stal? 45 Art Club 4. ELLA R512 MciC1,A1N nslsn Sf7w'rl1 ix iilwr, xilenrr is golden. Red Cross I, Z, 3, 4, Home lico- nomics Club Ig Clarion Staff 4. Ifuctun SHARMAN BUCK Unity, Duisy, gin' mr your anxufvr Irma Glee Club 4: Rey Club Treasurer 4, Pliy-Chem Club 3, 4: Clurirm 4: Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4: GRANGFR Business Staff 4, Red Cross Speaker 4. Bi-,ri Y Hoon lil TTY ls1.UL MiglvlAy lilllv, lm! nzigfrty rule. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4: Clarion Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 3. 4: junior Nurses' Aide 3, GRANGIER Business Staff 3, 4. Rmuguzft MANN 1-BPL-Ku Winn: shi' lmil passed, rl xrwrrud like Ibm' reusing of 4'YtlllfXlft' mu.sir, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary lg Latin Club Treasurer 2, Glee Club Ig Dramatic Club lg Clarion Club Treasurer 45 Home Ifconumica Club l, 2: Phy-Chem Club 3, 4: GRANGI-.R Business Staff 3, Literary 4, Nurses' Aide 35 Red Cross l, Z, 3. 43 ,lunior Town Meeting 4: W'l1o'S Wfbo 4. Fannin' H1 YI la R isonnx ' Fnlun' xlll-Aun'rirurr, Red Crows I, 2, 3, 43 liootball 3, 4. H151 l N l.ANll-,R UIWVINU Her airx, bar lll1lIllll'YX, all u'bo mu' uiImlr'ci1. Clarion Club 4: Red Cross l, 3, 43 Cluriou Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y l. 7 -v Vmomm john-x Jmuu ' lin1l1ruu'11b1r You. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1' Home lfcnnoniies Club 2. Erum BMI.:-Y u,n ' Our PIall'Y In-rn. Key Club 4, Red Cross 2, 3, Rep- resentative 4q Varwity Fontball 4g Clarion Club Vice-President 4' W'ho's Wliti 4. v LOW SENIORS l.i-owiutn jostavn NllCiCl,URl SlNr,Ir',1oN OFFICERS ALVIN LI-ONAIQD . . . Pri-xnlrul FLOYDSINQIJ-rox . . Sl'l'l'l'f4l j' G11N1-3 -Ioslavn . . Vive-Pri-xirlrni BOBBY MCCLLVRIL . . . Irtmiinfi' Ft two SINQLIQTQN ul LOYlln l71'!It'lItlzIIIll', Jiguiihrd-fwjmlur will: all. Phy-Chem Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4, Class Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4. fil.NIp .lOSl.l'll m Nl Ht' fcunuxt ull flu' tH1xut'r'.x. Hi-Y 3, Glee Club I, Phy-Chem Club 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 4, Class President 1, Vice-President 4, Student Council 3, Usher at Commencement 3, School Cheerleader 3, Latin Club l, 2, GRANGIiR Business Staff 3: American History Award 3, juninr Town Meeting President 4. Al vm l,l,oN,uum, klk. ,xi.v1N Mr: Pri'siilrl1f. Class President 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President I, Red Cross l, 2. 3, 4, Council 2, Speaker 2, 33 Needham Avery Cup 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer 3, Phy-Chem Club President 3, Hi-Y President 3, Beta Club President 4, Kev Club 3, President 4, Cheerleader 4, Usher at Commencement 3, Humeroom President 3. liolzm' Mllfil Ulu Mat iiielz izrnl lmrltlnmlr. West Point: Fontball 3, Red Cross 2, 3, L. ll. S.: I-'nntball 4, Red Cross 4, Phy-Chem Club 4, l, Club 4, Treasurer Class 4, Humemum Treasurer 4. 1.1-oxfuui Smal.:-'mx lVlCcll,URl .Inst mi vlgtfxius STLPHLNS vi INNYH ooh,fl1'v'x fciwng up find uulrlm I ' of lJisWli1l'il3 3 , ll By ar l 3' it will slrikrf' Spanish Club 33' Hi-Y 33 Phy- fhem 4 Iieta 43 Red Cross Coun- cil 43RjuiTin!r Town Meeting 4. 1 1 i V, -l i 1 x .1 N -, lt . , Iii.i.1.N TMUM l'l:ROXlDLDH She wulki mill: xfulrly grurr. Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Conference 43 Glue Club 3, 43 Latin Club 23 GRANGER Literary Staff 43 Biology Club 33 Nurses' Aide 33 Dramatic Club l, Z. Fi.ouu-. FRMLMA N Po Po Sim irullzx in hmuly Iilzr fbi' niglwlf' Beta Club 43 Assistant lfditor Clarion 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Red Cross l, Z, 3. 4, ROlil:R'l CANTLY nomn ' u1f1'l'V-1' :nun is ll lllllllflt' if you lwou' lrou to ri-ml' him. Key Club 3, 4: Red Cross I, 2 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 3, 4. lirlARbARl:'l BLAIRU cunts Min Mdffi-lI,.K riglvl lmmlf' Home Economics Club Z3 Glec Club l, 2.3, 43 Red Cross 1, 2, 4, Council 33 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Usher at Commence- ment 33 GluNu1an Business Man- ager 4. Boumn ANNE SMl'l'Il Tue-Nl-Nx ' Slam in lwr i'y1'x. Home Economics Club 1, 23 Tri Hi-Y l, Z, 3, 43 Homeroom Presi dent 3, Secretary 43 Latin Club 2 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 School Cheer- leader 4. BILLY Pom- Ponta Tri1117i'x i'quul. Key Club 43 Track 3, 43 Basket ball 43 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Cou eil Z3 L Club 3, Secretary 3 Varsity 3, 43 Homeroom Vice-Presb dent 3. X Q Nlmu' C1.LpAvu1,ANu UMARYH ll'x fbi' songs yo sing uuil flu' .vmilm yr wvur Tbnfx umakin' lbv xmrxlvim' fl rry- wh1'r1'. Latin Club l, Treasurer 23 Biology Club 33 Glec Club 3, 43 Beta Club 43 Red Cross l, 2, 3, Council 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Treasurer I3 Usher at Graduation 33 Dramatic Club 23 GMNGER Literary Staff 43 Home liconomics Club 1, 23 Class Treas- urer 33 Nurses' Aide 33 ,luniur Town Meeting 4. ANNII: GUNN ANNIE MoilmI-y ii flu' gran' of ilu' mul. f,il1NI- UPCHURLH UGENEH Kn0u'lvclgr' ix pou'r'v'. Phy-Chem 43 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 junior Town Meeting 4. ,ips . QQ'- 'QQ nv J. TROY MCCI,UNC, JR. NMAC., Basbful beau. Hi-Y 3, 4, Glec Club 4g Phy- Chem Club 3, 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Town Meeting 4. CHRISTINE GAY CI-IRIs Nfzfvr a Ilull mrmltlil. Anniston, Ala.: Science Club lg Red Cross l, 29 L. H. S.: Red Cross 3, 45 GRANGER Business Staff. GEORGIA HAMMETT GEORGIAN Cover girl. Home Economics 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 39 Try-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2: GRANGER Business Staff 3g Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA LANCASTER UGENNYU Quie! and sinrwr, und ulufuys full of rfacrr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4: Clarion Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. HARRRLL HARDY HGEORGEH The mildrxf manners ufilb ilu' brazrsf mind. Latin Club Vice-President 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Representative 4: Junior Town Meeting 4. ' v f7 M897 4 Av ,W I f fu , J, ' I f I, MJUNE WILDER I Il, X1 UJUNEII , . ' ' Always chasing rainlm-Iux. Tri-Hi-Y lg Home Economics Club 1. 2: Latin Club 1, 25 Art Club 23 Dramatic Club 25 Usher at Grad- uation 3: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Phy-Chem Club 4: Beta Club 4. A f 5 I DOROTHY PRESCOTT UDOTTIEU S0 with tba' uforlal, llvy quid ways slmll hc, An rmllvss ffavnu' of praise and low. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Clarion Club 4: Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. LAMAR PooRI2 LAMAR Tlwy Corzquvi' who l1r'1iz'w' flrvy ran. Vfcst Point High: Basketball lg Baseball 1. L. H. S.: Football 23 Varsity 3, 43 L Club 3, 43 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Vice- President 2, 4: Basketball 4. MARTHA CLEAVELA ND NNIARTHAH Ufr in flu: rlrmds-lm! flleniv smart. yS Red Cross l, 2, 35 Council 4, J Dramatic Club 23 Latin Club 1, 2: Biology Club 35 Usher at Gradua- tion 3: Nurses' Aide 3: Homeroom President 3g Class Secretary 33 -Iunior Town Meeting 4, Home Eco- no'nics Club l, 23 Glee Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, President lg Beta Club Secretary 4. JUNE HAMRICK LITTLE BITH Tiny, lilly, lol. Home Economics Club l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: Clarion Staff 4, Glee Club 3, 45 GRANGER Staff 43 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. DoRo'rHY MULDREW MDOT.. Gwzllr, genial, gooml-looking. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4gTri-Hi-Y 1,35 Glee Club 3. 4. ANN WALLACE HBABSU Sfnlf!'Sh0V0,S loxs ix our gain. Anderson, S. C.: Class Secretary 1. Statesboro High: Glee Club 3: Red Cross l, 2, 33 Home Economics Club 3. I.. H. S.: Red Cross 45 junior Town Meeting 4. DICK BRIDGES BRIDGES Thar golrlrn rlarim't.' Glee Club lg Dramatic Club 25 Basketball 2: Hi-Y 29 Science Club 2: GRANGER Literary Stal? 3: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET STURDIVA NT MARGARET Thr fmwrr of llrmlgbl, ibn magir of tbc mind. Chipley High: Red Cross l, 2. L. H. S.: Red Cross 3, 4: Beta Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Y if JOE WILL SMITH x ..JOE.. Hr' fmt qmttlinnx Dr. I. Q. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4: junior Town Meeting 4. FRANK JACKSON FRANK Lift' to lm' is just a c'0uu':ly. Football 2, Varsity 3, 45 L Club 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANNE CREWS 'QSQUIRRELU A musiriun to your liking. Home Economics Club l, 25 Glen Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y lg Spanish Club 1, 2, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 45 GRANGER Business Staff lg Latin Club 1. MARTHA ANN joHNsToN MARTHA Swz'rl and lo1'c'l3'. Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, 4: Red Cross Rep- resentative lg Art Club lg Spanish Club 35 Glee Club 3, 45 GRANGER BusinessxStaff 43 Home Economics Club lg Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. LUCY MARGARET TYslNcER ULUCYU ' Will I ever jimi flu' boy in my miml? GRANGER Business Staff 45 Tri-Hi- Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Town Y l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 23 Red Meeting 4. - L Cyl L TAYLOR W ' wrNNE On flu' mmf. side of tlu' sln'r't. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club lg junior Town Meet' ing 4. 55.55 .sur- Q' l 171+ 3? R J '-J it OPM. BAILIYY nAPRIl,n fSl'71fIf'PIlf'Il llrvfrr blomlrx. Glcc Club 45 Homeroom Secretary 3: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. 4 J lin MAQENI: WAI.Tms LI I4.ANNI12 All KK'lIfll'IIl'.YX uml loring lmrrt. Tri-Hi-Y lg Home Economics Club I: Spanish Club Secretary 39 Red Cross 1, 2, 4, Council 3, Clarion Club 3, 4: Nurses' Aide 3. BI1.I.IfI. SMITII i'SMITl-I ll lulwx uf0ng,fu1l, f1rnII'r1- .vlzirzrzmf gal . . . Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Council lg Cvlee Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3: GRANGER Literary Staff, 3. 4, Nursc's Aide 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, Vice- Prcsidcnt 3: Conference 4g Usher at Commencement 3, Beta Club 45 Art Club President lg Homeroom Cheerleader lg junior Town Meet- ing 4. A ,- I lWAVlS ISAILI-Y m.oND.f fl juil fllfflllll' uwuitx Mu' iii-.wrr ing. Tatum School: President 4-H Club 2: Red Cross l, 2. I.. H. S., Red Cross 3, 4. ' Boisuv LAN I- nom-is Mugfr, url anal Iran. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4, L Club 3, 45 Art Club l, 2, Clarion Staff 3, 4: GRANGER Staff 3, Clariun Club 4: Key Club 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Council 4: Junior Town Meet- ing 4. BIivI3Iu.Y Coon Ist-.vi-RLY FIUIIIJIIX artixr nf fbi' fnfnnx Art Club I, 2, 5, 4, Spanish Club 3: CQRANGER Staff 2, 3, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. AGNI-is SIMIIKINQ Duck TfHl'!'lill' xlmux. Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. Luc ILE WI1.stvN Too1'sIiz Laval am! fim-loving. Latin Club lg Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. RAYMQND Coon RAYMOND,- On flu' quid xizlrf' Art Club lg Spanish Club 3: Clarion Club 41 Red ross 1, 2, 3, 4, MARGARk'I' FAN1 UMARTH Tln' rain' ruzlio xrrmfi uri' looking for. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Red Cross l, Z, 3, 4: Clarion Club. alles GN' S 'X J 1 ,uw Q is 4' . is .i , 45. I 5 - an , I ff.. ss. una.. ,ae J . ,WD ..v B1 ITY Asuui 'KQUEIINZIC' So well Io lznouf har UIUH, Tlmt wha! shi' wills lo do or my Seems wixvxl, truesf, bmi. Tri-Hi-Y Ig Latin Club Secretary 2: Biology Club 3, 4: GRANGIAR Literary Staff 3. Assistant Iiditor 4: Phy-Chem 4: Spanish Club 3: Stu- dent Council 3: Beta Club 4: Red Cross I, 2, 4, Council 3: Dramatic Club 2: Usher at Commencement 3: Art Club I. 2: Glee Club 3, 4. .N if Jj' I f1lf AfUf ,-W' 'F:1t.1Ni- SHARMAN POLLY Swinging on a slay. Roanoke: Class Reporter I: Girls' Clubs Z. L. H. S.: Homeroom Vice-President 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec- retary 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4: GRANGliR Business Staff 4. Mlrxt-.Y ARRINl.'l'llN UMILZKU Noi loo xvrirmx-nu! loo guy, Bu! u ran' good fvllou' IVZWII il runzrs lo play. Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3. 4: Class Secretary and Treasurer lg Cross I, Z, 3, 4: L Club 3, 4, President 4: Home Rooni President 4. lxlixlu' TM 'I 'i'iil-iv UAI'd7ft'I'I'Illl'l1f ix ilu' 4'rou'n of rfforl unit' flu' iliiulifm of llmugl1l. Woodbury: Class Vice-President I: Class Treasurer 2. L. H. S.: Tri- Hi-Y 4: Phy-Chem 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. Hlikui-k'r BUIKSON num LIQGSH To pluy ilu' gumi' for all tlu'n i in il, To play ilu' garm' :mil fxluy 10 win if. L Club 3, 4: Varsity Football 4: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Track 4: Class President I: Red Cross I, 2, 4, Council 3: Student Council 4. lVlYMII5 Nnbu' mfiun ' Hair xuwfl you umm Tri-Hi-Y I, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Latin Club President 33 Home lico- nomics Club I: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. Minn' IiM11.Y Smrrii mussv l'm in Il burrjh I'1'r' gal MORE fl! dal Home Economics Club l, 2, 3, President 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, GimNtai.k Business Staff J: junior Town Meeting 4. lSRNl4'STlNl4 AloHNsoN 'i'ififNY Goin' my way. Tri-Hi-Y I, 4: Glec Club 1, 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club I. 1 l.l:XVlS Post UN uAI.FALIfAu A man withoizzl mirlb is Iilei- il IHIIQOII withoul xfnringx. Red Cross I, Z, 3, 4, DOROTHY PHILLIPS NDOT.. Absence makes the heart grow fender. Red Cross 1, 3, 4, Council 2, Tri- Hi-Y President 3, Phy-Chem Presi- dent 3, Phy-Chem Secretary and Treasurer 3, Glee Club 4, Home- room Treasurer 3. MARION PARKER SLIM A laugh a day. Home Economics Club 1, 2, Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Secretary D, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Clarion Club 4. BILLY BYARD UBIRDYU Talking, knowing not why, caring noi whalf' Glee Club 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, GRANGER Business Staff 3, Phy-Chem 3, Football 4, Hi-Y 3. JANETTE THOMPSON NIz'rTI: Vivarious and carefree. Hillcrest: Tri-Hi-Y President l, 2, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative I. L. H. S.: Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4. A , , ac. 4 ...Q VIVIAN WARD KIDO A willing heart ligbtfvzs work. Langdale, Ala.: Class Vice-President 2, Red Cross l, 2. L. H. S.: Red Cross 3, 4, junior Town Meeting 4. BILLY TURNER TURNER Sharp as a lark. Hi-Y 1, Glee Club l, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Clarion Club 4, Phy-Chem 4, Basketball 4, Football 3, 4, Clarion Staff 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. R, FAYNELL NEIESE NNY., Loyal, friendly, smarlf' Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Representa- tive 2. ANN HUTCHINSON UANND l'u' go! plrnly of fimr', Tri-Hi-Y Secretary l, Vice-Presi- dent, Conference 2, Red Cross Representative 3, Conference 4, GRANGER Literary Staff 2, 3, Busi- ness 4, Art Club Secretary I, Treas- urer 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Clarion Club 4, Dramatic Club 2, Theme Contest Winner 2, 3, Nurses' Aide 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Town Meeting 4. - X ROY WILLIAMS CI-IIsEsY Noi afraid of work, bu! not in sympathy willy ii. L Club 2 3 , 4' Red Cross l 2, s, 4, Glee,Club' 1, Ha-Y l,,2, Dramatic Club 1. EVELYN ROBINSON UIEVELINAU MigfJly lifzi' u msc. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I3 Spanish Club I3 Tri-Hi-Y l. VIRGINIA SCHICII czNNx ' HDVVUIII lL'lJl'lI you'rI' feeling l7lu4'. Home Economics Club l, 23 Glee Club l, 23 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. EARL PRATHIEIR mIzI.Y Hold Ifaal linr! Hi-Y 13 Clarion Club 43 Clarion SMH 43 Football Varsity 43 I, Club 4. MAlDAl.lNE YORK PENNY HW rain' u-as rwr soft aml lou' An mrrllrnl fbing in woman. Tuscaloosa, Ala.: Glee Club 13 4-H Club l3 Music Club 23 Home Eco- nomics Club 33 Excelsior Club 33 Commercial Club 3. I.. H. S.: Glee Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. HI1.TO'N IZSTES IIII.'1'oN 1' ' A lmzrf to rvsoliv, a lmnl lu rou- lriI'I', I1 lmml lo 4',YI'Ullfl'. Dramatic Club l, Z3 Choral Club I3 Hi-Y I, 2, Treasurer 33 Latin Club Treasurer 33 Red Cross l, 4, Council 2, 33 Glen Club 3, 4: Phy-Chem 43 Clurfon Staff 43 Clar- ion Club 43 GRANGI-.R Literary Staff 4. PIQARIINL S'I'liW.-'KR I' ' UDERKH 1 TlIfJXt' l'!Il!l'tlYfIlK yozzug rfmrrm. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 1, Z3 Phy-Chem Club 33 Clarion Club 4. MARGIE I-IAwTIIoRNI- ..Pm,k., Pwlfy as a IJ.:t'fIH'l'. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Home Fcunoinic Club 43 Red Cross I, 2. 3. 4. w'Al,1'I?R JONES WALT A frivmf flllll'l'll'l Rosemont: 4-H Club l, 2. L. H. 5.: Red Cross 3. 4. BIHITY Du N N sTINIcY U Fun will: Dunn. '- Home Economics Club l3 Phy- j Chem 33 Glee Club 2, 3, President I 43 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Town Meeting 4. s.. I he K K fi if 'Ji i 53 f X. T - Qwgl- X f 31 f'1., 4 fb V Ja. l S' ii f K -4399 3 . , TNF 0. ,nw W1- 5. M? K if aff V i. .V . ' l w',AlIACU1,r'AxNl 5 J- ' .- N fl liflfli' hllwlll' imu' will flu-11 ii iiliml lu' flu' 14'i.n'xl incil. llliy-Cbcm 3, 4: Red Crow I, 2. 5, 4. W ali My 0' ,I A Oi-ml. Pini- UPAII-v fl liniglv, ii .iniilig iz l'bl't'Y'flll uvml. Homc Economics Club 1, 23 Span- ish Club 3, 43 Red Cross I, Z, 3, 43 Clarion Club 43 Glcc Club 4: Cik.xNr,1k Busincse Staff 4. . ,- 'N I o Iii '1 'i Y -Ii AN Hmun xx'lMPv 'lifii' xlillxllilli' of ylllll' xlllilv. Hillcrest: Tri-Hi-Y 13 4fH Club l. l,. H. S.: Red Crow I, Z. 3, 4. Nolwm ALLLN NORTH WINDU Szwrfi fr: flu' x14'rc'!. Glue Club l: Red Crose 1, 2, 3, 43 Clarion Club I3 Home Economics Club 53 Pliy-Chem Club 13 Tri- Hi-Y 33 Dramatic Club l. Mnin' Xllr'Al.liUkN Mums Tim lim11'1'i1.v xurlr gruru iliil lvml fm' Tlml .vlw miglil lu' uilrniri'il. Homeroom President I3 Homcroom Chcerlcnder !3 Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Council lg School Cheerleader l, 2. 3, 4: Tri-iii-Y 4. ,IAMVS SAND! RS info I'll fry ulllyllvizrlq mlrr. Football 3, 43 Track 33 Clarion Club 43 Clin-im: Staff 43 Pby- Cbern Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 3: Red Crows I, Z, 3, 43 junior Town Meeting 4. CZUMII, WRli3li'I if U C UTY Wriglll 1z'rif4'.i riglilg Wriglifx right. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 43 Clarion Club 43 Red Cross l, 2, 5, 4. Nurs Wll.LliXMS Rui In arguing, foo, ln' slwuril grval ikill, For t'l'l'II llm' iumfuixlml ln' ronlil urgui' still. Class Vice-President 23 Pl1y4Cl'1em Club 33 Key Club 3, 4: Red Cross 1. 2, 4, Council Secretary 33 Chair- man of Troup County Rel Cross Council 3: junior Town Meeting 4. l5i'1'l'x' Ruril S1'MQc, iifxPPY A imili' for ull, il gl't't'flllX gliiil. flu Lllllfrllllt' frilly llllj' .vlw bail. Clarion Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4: Red Crows I, -. 3, 4. N? if 3 Q55 Nh X W nf a i, iv.- Hx 5 QS '32 Rom- lu' Sm-.1 N UTI non W'fu'r'r lfn'ri x il xmilv, lfu'rr'v Kofwurf. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Council W. 4 FMII Y H11 YH: .QPUGU I'u1 uufi, bu! I fran' fun! Red Crows I, 2, 3, 4: Home lico- nomics Club I. Z: Art Club l ,lilac Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Treasurer 5, Confcr- cncc 4: GRANQA-'R Business 4. llfi NI M uu ummm ' ,y,xNl1. Tv llvosz' 14-lm hmm' ffm' xml, rn um'Jx um fldillf, Anil Mmm' Mlm fumu flrvr, krmu ull uvmlv arf' fain! Red Crows l, 2, 3, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 5. Ric lmao Zi lhl K UZ!-.IGI-Rn SN'OIHI-cTl'UUll1'l'. Sylacauga, Ala.: Football 2, Senior Band Z3 Sylacuuga Paper 2, L. H. S.: Glen- Club 3, 43 Football 3. 4: Clarion Club 4. N1 I I 1. will 1 mms Nl,l.l.l fl fun' ilu! flriffi flifllllgfl flrmlnzx. Milltowu: Class Secretary .ind Treasurer 2: Ii. H. A. Z. Treasurer I. I.. H. S.: Bern Club 4, Clu- Cluh 4. QIQHN Lfmus 1 ,xMnc'uo1's Ilulzlmf llulzlmf Play-K,l1cn1 3: Ilootbnll 1, Vnrmy 4g Red Crows l, 1, X, 4. ,ll AN Fi-iuu ll L mc K Tlvr-y'll fu' lnririlq you ulxnlyx. Tri-Hi-Y l, J, 4: Art Club l, 2: Home liconomicx Club I, 2, 5, 4, Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, GRANLQI-.R liusincxs Staff 3, Home- room Vice-President 3. Ci rua.-x Ruoli 1 ri-ia c'i,AlxA Cunju-rulir 1' imrl nllmlflv. Real Cross 1, Z, 3. 4: Clarion Club 4. hlllll 1 NNI- I'Rmsl 4lUI.ll NNI- I-'nr :HIM xln' ix, of fvu' soft zzvmlx, Moi! gvnllr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Red Cross I, 2, E, 4. BETTY SHELNUTT UBETTYU I'vf' got rhythm. Dramatic Club lg Home Economics Club lg Tri-Hi-Y lg Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Clarion Club 35 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. MAR-IORIE RIVERS MARcE AJ lllfffj' as tbv day is long. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics 1, 25 Spanish Club 35 Art Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Yg Glee Club 4: Junior Town Meeting 4. HERSHEL BOWEN HERsHEL ' c' ' J 1' Arr HPI Maximum r sulis with n H11 I1 vjorixf' Phy-Chem Club J, 43 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY HUNTER HBETTYH Sha' lirrs ul pmcf with all mankimf. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Home Economics Club lg Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNNY DUNN Doon-IT Watvb out johnny, ben' mmf fha Sopbs! Glee Club 3, 4g Red Cross I, Z, 3, Council 4. MARY NEAL DOLLAR USB., As good as Navy come! Latin Club 2, Secretary 35 Tri-Hi- Y President 4g Biology lg Glec Club 3. 4, Beta Club 45 Red Cross 2, 3, 4. MARY FRANK SMITH UFRANKIEH Plruxarxl and praisrufortby. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. NELSON CARLISLE BILL Thinks twice brforz' ln' spvukkg flwn lzfrfvs silrnff' Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. ELOISE HOWARD wEAsY Sufeel and xmarf. Home Economics Club 1, 2, Glec Club 45 Phy-Chem Club 35 Tri- Hi-Y lg Clarion Club 45 Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. lt of .qu-+. 5-L 404 Q JW' HUIKERT PITTMAN RNocRriR Olll' fUll1'l7110Il'll Illllll. Red Cross l, Z, 5, 43 Glee Club l: Football Varsity 2, 3, 43 Basketball 33 Track 3, 43 I, Club 2, 5, Vice-President 43 Hi-Y President 43 Homeroom President 3. -lovcki BROWN JOYCE Swm'1, sirznfrv, and ln'1owd. Glee Club 23 Art Club Treasurer 33 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Spanish Club l3 Home Economics Club 23 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. LFILA WAI.l.S Lu1.U Yra-a-a, Tram! Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3. 43 Class Vice-President l, 4: Homeroom President 23 Student Council 4. DORIS Lucas UDOT.. Wfbfrz in rznwrf, a friend imlnfnf. Hillcrest: Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer I, 23 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross I, 23 Home Economics Club 23 Spanish Club 1. I.. H. S.: Glec Club 33 Home Economics Club 33 Red Cross 3, 43 Glec Club 3. MARGARET lVlARl.l-ER HBUCKYH And ilill Ibm' wonder grew How xnrb u small bvad rould lvolil all sbv km'u'. Phy-Chem 43 Latin Club 2, 43 Beta Club 43 Red Cross I, 2, 4. X Nlill. BARTLEY UMD.. As tu Carrol-lops, br s 'lops'. L Club 3, 43 Rel Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 5, 43 Foot ball 2, Varsity 3, 43 Track I3 junior Town Meeting 4. -lx:wEL1. Puck JLwuLL Quiet arm' imfuxlriom. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Red Cross l, 2, 3. 4 LIzONARll Buensoia co1.1f1sA1.x. Quiet uml z'w1sric'11Iiu11s. Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Pby-Chem 3. CHARLES STROUD UCHARLIEH W'lral be bas, he giI'l'.YQ Wim! lu' lbiulzx, be shows. Red Cross I. 2, 5, 4. 'FU-4 f' Q X. fp! ,yvu ., QW QR.. T2 1 ' 'F X ,. 35:22 y X ' ik ' :tffnfi ' f 9 , A ,Z I Q ' X .... QW W vf , ag . is Qgifimk gf 313.1 yi :- Q M553 43251 4 xiii' gigs S ,QMS , Uggssi ff 2 MQ, Q! EM: i gm! shew M vw Q 'gifs Y Q Q Hawheww f AW ri A . f '1 X . xr lx ' X S u . Xeliuf ., ,. ,:X. 2 I 't:,.l W .. mr 3 9 R Q wr H wfqg , , Qs sf k .7 ' fx Q 'gf' Q . sq , ,Q fi ' is 5 i wmv . X , ww. .. ,, Y NAWQNK --.N LOW SENIORS .Uwfzrf M ox! Pnjrlzlfzz' LA h1AR P0011 li MARY NVA1,1su11 IX BMI' A1'l1lr'f1' I-IU1a1aR'1' Pl'l l'N1AN Rlghf: Mos! Il1fl'Hl't'fI1tIl BETTY ASBIl,l. GENE JOSEPH GY' .'xl10!L'f Bvxf 1,00k.Ivllg BOB Mc:CLURu NIil,l.I-i WILLIAMS Rzglvlf Brawl' All Ronin! ALVIN LEONARD B1-1'1 1'Y ANNE Hvmi g'I'xx clfrlu 4Lr.1dui 4 ls? ff-+ KVA 1,1.s SMITH Gm-LN YouNx.xx1,ouu SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS TOMMY Sunu . . . . Prmiflv UIQAN Mfmluxrsorv . . . Vim'-Pwxidvfzf MARILYN CANH Y . Sm'r'rlur'y-Truuvlzrrr ,, x CAM' , unx. NNnxUUNOS Q Ss Ri41'1Um': Nwhcn is .1 freshman n wplmnmra 1lI.Sll't'YI As lung .lx an ulcvcnth gmdcr is I sgmur 32 .E 00.164 GMM nh Il' ,IUINIOR LLASS OlfFICI RS LQNKIIIIIY SMITH . . . . I'r'r,x 1.1 ll x XV.x1ls . x,il'1'-Pl'l'1i1ll'7lf ISI- 1' rw Gm I N . . . Snwvfur' Mun' You Nblil only . 'l'n'u.xnrrr l'r'uut mu, If-fl lu rllqfvl: licuy Y.1rbrnugli, .loycc lzsicx, .Nnnullc llislur ..... N nnnil mu: l-'JIM Umlci-u.-ml. lbnwilu White, Nancy Ciarrnll. Mary Alice Hull. Rachel Mallnry, ,-Xnnc Rcaincx. lays l'iukaril, Nlargic ll.lllk'llIlI1k', Maxim- llnnnpwn. lfrmis Mcsscr .... ilwllllll Von: Virginia Hamnwnml. l'ranccs sl11lll!, l5arlwai'.i llunncll, llarrict liillain, :Xnn Icnlainx. Sliirlrx lililcli, Ann Herman, Marllaa ,Ivan Bennett. lflifalwclli lirics, Bully liayc King, liclly llcan llaxwll ,,.. lnuilfv vnu: Klux Swain, lllwcri lfullur, ,Inlin 'l'lmrnmn, Slicpparil Pliillipx, llnlmlwy Nl.n'livlil, II. XY. lvwix, Iinnni Ynnnglvl-m.l, Iwlin lknicu, Wilux llaylcx. Rnxwcll Swanwn. llillx lurnur. Roizur Umlclwrnmml, llillx' Swim' .... Yo! Ill jiifllnr' linrrx Circcm-. Mm ,Nniur1: lJnn'r dixrurlu Ihmc chairs, Alimniyf' 1 l'i'n11l run, li'-H In rfgfflf Bcity XXVCNL, lining' -In ililmmpwn, liayu XY'illiainw, llclvn Rlllldlhl, Maxix Xlax, I xclxn lwml, lilnnin Nluorc, lflilalwtli Paltcrwn, Virginia Bleed, lvulyn NlCll.ll'llL'l .... Srrfllzfl mu: ,Ican l'.n.gu, lluxly lvruun, laxlnn XX-Ilglll llavinl Prallicr, liilly linrcla. llinnny Maddm, linsuuc Allcn. llurniin XVilwn, -Iuyuc Askuw, blianncliu llcmlciwnn ..,.' l'fv11. run: ,Iinimy Arnold. Garfiulnl Qniirli. lirancis lluol. iiliarlux C nnluy, llcrwlnl O'Ni-dl. llillv Ciuspvr, Paul Klnrpln. 'lcrrcll -Inncy 'lilwncluiw' lirccnian, Vfilliani Wnrc, -Iaclx Nl.llllk'Xl w, Xlrx. Slllllll .... .Yul 111 fmlllrir 'lnni Knnglii. Xlaxaxin l'iaIlwi llri, Smlffli: You n1.ly4gn. i 4 l'll'XI mn, Ii-ff to rilqfil: Thelma Strickland, Mary Helen Chaw, Ilarbara XX'ui'lt-y,,m'illQda41f.Norris Ltjuisc' McW'hnrtcr, Misa Cihainlcc, juhnnic Mau Ray, Virginia Smith, Pcarlic Vining, l.ynisc Stanley, Nlildrud King. . .giwyghd fuitdgfliill Cherry, Peggy Hurt, .Iuycc Tanner, liarbara l'rathcr, l.cit:1 Carlton, M yra Ruth Riuu, Virginia Owen,-ff'c,Ytt,5h'gyi1tot1, Dorothy Duke, Clautlc Gentry .... 'IXIYIHI mu: laimtin Shclnutt, Vfilliatn M ilfiirtl, Xyllllldlll Lfupp, Curnclius llnrpcr, Holm Culpeppcr, Dun- .ild W'right, Alva Breed, limults Griggs. Ralph Taylor, Charles Parr .,... 'Vol lv l1it'l1x1'i': hcttv Huhbx, Richard Mallory, Phyllis Nappicr, ,lfII1L'llL' Rutlcilpgu, Hclcn Huic. Hitt C'fu1mli'i' Ahran stu librmf' l i lfrnrzl mu, lrfl fu rilqfil: lictty klu Hearn, lnlsic Hcadrick, Carolyn Parlay .... Swruml mu: Virginia Gray, Natlinc Hardy, .lanct Karr, Hulcn Morrison, Marlene Meacham, Billie qlnycu Hnlbmf-k, Ruby Patturwn, llnmtlly lfuwlcr, Martha Kccblc, liutly Cfulicltl .... 'I'fur.l mir: Miss Shurrill, Hclcn licnclicld, lictty lilacliburn, Halcl linhinsini Myrtle Clay, Alice Paxton. llorntliy Harpcr, BCLIQ' Bryant, Xlfayncr Smith .... lfrmrlfr r'r:n': l..t'a'ruiicc llarpcr, liilly l,utt, Rayniuml Bowman, Ifugcnc liallcw, lfrncst Nlcl.cntlwn. lirt-tl Mun, LI. XV. Shcrrcr, Billy Sharpe, Charles Startn-s. Troy Kcchl . . . Nu! in frirlllw: Mary Smith. l,.lI'l'l.ll' xYl.lllSVs'Ul'll1. bf Mutt Sfiwrifl: Nly! this is a lwright hmking class this morning. I If -4. i 14 'V l lfn-.il mu. lrfl lf' rlglvlr Naomi Powell. liatrbar-1 Streeter, ,Iu.mit.i Howard, Ann Strickland ..., Sri-will rout: Alum llowird, lhvid Thompson, X,.lllb.lI1 Awhniore, lonn Cooper, lfuniee Connally, l7r.int'ex lfoltes, Charles Gibson, julian Dunlap .... Tih.iI'J run: Nlarion CZJIIKCY, Mxrinnne Arnett, Betty Banks klarrell, Ciilhert llolley, Colleen Mcfluxltey, Stanley W'illi.uns, kle.nnette Mefllung, -Ioan Morrison, Miss Smithwiek .,.. l'iUIlV'ff7 ron: johnny Dunlap, Ray Redding, Kenneth liowler, Betty lirowka, ,lo Ann Horn, Arlene Clements, Betty lo Neuse, lfbb Doviei, Roy Ciritiin .... lfiflfl rnzr: Clurles l..ine.mer, Kenneth liruinbeloe, Leeile Prince. Charles Waller, Margaret Whitley, Nlaek Bowen, Steve Neely ..., No! nz Irrrlurr: ,lane Cirayton. Nellie Ch.nnherw. .Win Snziffmirfc: Wait, children, let me help you with thatf' - vw .. u--.. .ww --.- -. ,t it ., . - . v V - - l'1rxf mu, li'-fl In rlgfrl: hlxmew wikllhllfll, Voneile XY-.lllJLlI'l1, Betty Mitchell, wliniell Smith, Peggy Xvillinglmin, ileanelle Daniel, louise Miller. lilsie Ledford, Betty Brooks, Billy Robertson ..... S wollif mn' S.imniy 'l'urner, Syble liibwon, Flor! enee Veal. Mary Golden, Marie Blankenship, Faye Phillipx, Ruth Harvey, Mildred lltnehinson, Misa Bush, Denny Spray- berry .... Tfvirif row: Holland Helton, Charles Hollis, Bobby Munn, Alasper Shaw, llilly -Ioe Roberts, 'l'oniniy Smith, Kenneth Holcomb, lfmory Clegg, Howard Muserxgnle, lfugene Sledge ,... I rmrff1 mn: Wfilter Cfullors, Billy .Ioe Lipp, Donald Swann, -limniy Cline, Henry Rhodes, George Courtney, l.o:n.w Denny, l..1wrenee wilVl7d.lTLl, XY'infred Browning. . . . Nu! ru jm'fun': Paul Hollis, Yfilln Dean Nappier. Min Bluff: Now, go quietly, boys and girly. lrurlf 1'uu,li'-fl 1'n1'l4qfll: Alton Atlainsun, Hernmn Hnw.1rL.l. l.eon.1rd Ilnckmn. . . ' Swvllzif mu: Hubby Pauley, Betty Jean llunter. lnrenn Nurtun, ,lsun Hollis, Rosie lee Cfustley, Bettie Clarke, Gluria Darnell, Christine Tucker, Annette Brand. nniin' Hulmem ,,.. Tflirrl mu: Wiziyne Keeblc, Miss lirim. Mussoleen Brooks, Munlell Stroud, Alv.1 l,ee Stone, Kathryn Ben- Htll, llelty xlmmn lillis, -Iunnitn Hvxle, Roy Meadmfvs ..., l ul11'llv1'nu': l7on.1ld Innes. -Ill-lllllll llaxrpe. fvliltlretl Vining, Blanelie inter, Peggy Copeland, Katherine Rhodes, Helen Harris. wlenn Rhuletter, Rodney Hester .... l'ifllv mu: Glenn Hyde, I.inies W'illi.nns, Gerald M.1y, Ronald Xlfillinins, ,lutlwn liirdwng. Aliin Miteliell, ,Iiminy Gable, Riclmrtl Cirirlin, W'illi.1ni X1cC1iml'k, klulinny Young .... Nui ill flirlzlwr lfnrnestine -Inlinmn. Xllsi lirim: lust .I minute, lwneyf' lnwt mu, lf'-H fu V'l4Q!7fI l'r.ineex Harry, Aluyee Strickland, Marian Nixon, Betty Valeri, Millie Cinlielel, Nl.1rtli.1 Dunn, lsolene Hurley, Virginil Byrd. fiylltllltl Walls, Mnry Alice liobinsun, Flossie Henderson ..,. Yiwulif run: Rutli Mitcham. Betty lou Ciuniniingx, liinily llutl.intl, Ciemldine Tglylor, Mary Betli Qmitli, lrene Caldwell, Frances Phillipa, Violet Mullinis, lftllul Pieree, Bernice liiiley ..., Tfmiril mu: .lewell Duncan. Beck y Kee Cofield, Betty .lean l'fv.ins, lnirie -lune Miller, Bertie 'Nl.ie Antlrevvx, lltlly 'lu Howard, H.itlie lflournoy, Betty l-arixir, fflen Cobb, Nlixs lhi. Hui Dim: Now, dearie. dnn'i stir tlu: mo lnngfi I-iii-.il rung left In right: Charlex Tomlinson, Marilyn May. Terrell Cileveland. Betty -lean Hipp. klanies Gay ..., Slliflllll run: Alohn Powell, lidvel Rav, Gloria Kelly, Betty Allen Turner. ,lustine Stevens, Hattie Ravle, Doris Hall, Terrell W'illi.ims, Hobby XY'oodrutf. . . 'lilllfil mu: Fred Cottle, NX'arner NX'illis, Betty ,lean Rushton. Naomi Cunningh.1n1, lflaine Sinner- ford, Miss Marlin, Joyce Nolex, Gary Singleton, wiillltlli Rutledge .,.. l'Ulll'fl7 run: lf. VV, Carver. Mildred Wfltkilis. Martha- lene Tatum, Dorothy johnson, Mary l,ou Vaughn, Florence Daniel, ,Iune lfmmtl, Grady Willis .... Nui in jvii'fl11'i': Mar- garet Holloway, lillian Sprayherry, llansel Cooley, liohby It-ai: l7elamar, Maylon Muncus, Min Marlin: Pau your papers to the left. An hour from now l'll he swinging into Heard County on a grape vine.' l'.'r'il ron, lijll In rlgfwl: Doris Harris. Bohhie .lean Wadsworth, Cooper Sparkem. Donald Searhrough, Richard Miles, Richard Golden, l.amar Mann, Nora Lee llenkins, 'lanice McDaniel .... brroml mu' -Ioyce Lynch, .Ianet Humphrey, Fmhhie jean Holderfield, Vernon Hyde, Dick Hill, Charles Gay, Glenn Cole. 'lackie Vfard. NY illene Pike, Malone Glover .... 'lilvlrif Von: Rachel Shuford, .lean Wilson, Phil Prather, liddie Xvalburn. lf. T. Sllllllillll, Curtis Brown, Grover Newsom, jr.. l.urline Bowen. Marie Duke .... lionrlfi mir: Anne Bartley. Ainy Vfilliams, Alfred Iflder, Donald l7el.oach, Russ Hester, Ridley Glover, Harold Nlurphy, fxliu Surgee. Mary l-'velyn Harris. , . .Ynt in ffiitnru: Iaekie Moody. Roherl Pittman. XVilodine Strain, Hulon Vi'hitley. Min Sorgrr: Y0u're talking. 2:H. Un new wnfieu did My haue! ACTIVITIES On the frcntiers of our new era, East and West have met. Here problems so entangled arise that even the light of education is not sufficient. But there is adequate equipment- faith in God and a sense of the brotherhood of man. Co-operation is the watchword through the passes of this wilderness. Here we present our chapter on activities, for it is the clubs at L. H. S. that afford most opportunity for spiritual, social, and civic development. They run the gamut from fine art to applied arts, from pure sciences to social sciences. They are sufficient in number and variety for everyone to have an opportunity to follow his bent and learn how to get along with his fellow students. Clubs meet regularly once a month. Some, however, like the Glee Club, meet twice every week, or like the Clarion or GRANGE!! staffs just before publication, meet continu- ously. Each club has a definite objective of study or service. Almost every club enjoys a social some time or other during the year, when refreshments are an added attraction. Leadership, co-operation, and the democratic pattern of life are the equipment forged in clubs. 'F' CN .2 ii ,rg I E 7+ I f w 5 J Q ' , 'xx K J' .yy Q f 1 -F -' A I S ' I? , fe , 'e ,-,,f --..T f f --QI 'I XX-,,,,f f I .f-2 1 CJ, we F e kg 38 f Lf? 4 'IIIYW A-xg K W 5 THE GRA GER RUTH MORKIAN, BETTY ASBILL, MARGARET BFAIRD, BETTY ANNF HYDE BETTY ANNE HYDE BETTY AsBxLL . MARGARET BEAIRD RUTH MORGAN . BOBBY LANE . CFFICERS . . . Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . . Business Manager Assistant Business Manager . . . . Artist ANN HERMAN Ariigf Faculty Advisers Miss TOMMIE MARTIN . . Business Miss LILLIAN CLARK Editorial ANN HFRM.NN, Bomn' LAN:- l The GRANGER staff hopes to produce in the 1946 GRANGER a memory book that will be a pleasure to all our students. We have tried to 'present in the GRANGER life at L. H. S., to make the book an accurate record, and to give it a theme that reflects world thought today. O U R C O V E R In this time of scientific marvels, we have chosen to typify an invention which is not new, but which is fundamental in the realm of progress- the invention of printing. The cover design of our GRANGER does not portray two blocks, as one might suppose, but two sticks of type. Amidst our new scientiiic wonders, we pause to pay tribute to this invention of old as a most powerful factor on the frontiers of today and of future years. f 40 Neu' Sviefztific Formula: Radiation of 28 nd collectors, dime squeezer for each club. one Fat, posers Q50 ar Il timej, several Bettys, a couple of Bones, Ford car named jerry, miscellaneous summoners and interrupters, one camera, and 150 dummy sheets. Allow to simmer three weeks, boil two weeks, burn one week. Result: The 1946 GRANGER. GKANGl:R Editorial Staff .... l.r1uer lvfl, r'loeku'irr': ,loan Morrison, Marion Cnntcy, Rehecca Mann. Hilton Ifstes, Betty Anne Hyde, Do: Hodnett, Betty Ashill, ,Iimmy Maddox, Ann Herman, Elizabeth Price, liillee Smith, Mary Cleuvelnml, Miss Cfl.irk. ff l l GRANGIER Business Staff .... Firxf row, lef! lu riglvi: Reid Ellis, Lucy Tysinger. Betty Ann Crews, Opal Pike, lfniily Hilyer. Pauline Sharman,Mnrth:1-Iohnston .... Siroml row: Christine Gay, Mririfaith Adamson. Frames Fokes, Betty Hood, Ruth Morgan. Martha jenn Bennett, june Hamrick .,.. Third rou': Ann jones, Margaret Beaird, Ann Strickland, .lodie Horn. Shirley Blirch, Ellen Tatum, Ann jenkins. Harriet Gillam, Miss Martin. Buck Sharman. 4l it 'F B E V11 A 11 '57 IA U B Ifroul row, lvfl 10 rfgflvl: Nelle Williaiiis, Flodie Freeman Lvice'presidentJ, Mary Neal Dollar, Margaret Sturdivant, ,Iune Wilder, Martha Cleaveland Csecretaryj, Lillie Byrd Clements .... Srvomf row: Cent- Ioseph, Whillaee Rhodes ftreasurerj, Margaret Marler, Alvin Leonard lpresidentj, Betty Anne Hyde, Clark Stevens, Miss Richardson, Mary Cleaveland, Betty Asbill, Billee Smith. Achievement, character, leadership are the ideals of the Beta Club. Those pupils who have made an average of ninety or above for the first three yearsof high school are eligible for membership. X B f This honorary organization has for its purpose to uphold the standards of the schoolf' li If Beta Club ideals, expanded to world-wide thinkin g, should play Ll part in at peaceful future. fzqsi' XF I Si'aIml', li-ff 10 right: Alvin Leonard, Gene joseph Qpresidenty, Lena Merle Golden, Dot Hodnett. Herbert ZX Burson, Leila Walls Csecretaryj, Dorothy Alohnston .... Sluniling, Iuff In riglil: Herman Howard, Bill ff' Cherry Qvice-presidentj, Garfield Smith ftreasurerb, Miss Hush. S T U D E N T CO UN U IL In its second year of organization, the Stu-A dent Council has as its function to give con- structive C r i t i c ism about school affairs, act as a co-ordinator between students and faculty, and to reflect the views of students. 42 Frunl rou', lefl in riglrf: jackie Ward, Willene Pike, jeanette McClung, Betty jarrell .... Srroml' mir: Kenneth Fowler Fred Moss Qvice-presidemj, Harold Murphy, Billy jo Roberts, Doris Harris, Bobbie Wadsworth .... Tbira' rou': Billy Sharp, Marthalcnt Long ahore, janet Humphrey, joyce Lynch, Miss Sorgee, Hershel O'Ncal, Billy Cosper, Billy Lott, jackie Moody, Skippy Bartley, Marion Cmtu These nature lovers dig up all the information they can from ameba to man, from bacteria to giant o1ks In doing this, they not only get up many worthwhile programs, but find out many interesting flets lbout the world they live in. Firsl mug left In right: Fred Cottle, Maylon Muneus, Stanley Williams, Howard Mas-tng,alt ihirlu NU, V, Waller, Sammy Turner .... Si-mm! mir: Dick Hill Qpresidentj, Vlalton Rutledge Htrshel O Nu i B Cosper, james Wialburn, Fred Moss. lf. T. Shelnutt, Billy Robertson ..., Tlrrif mu Ronald XXI ,gmt X Qtreasurerj, Miss Sherrill, Herman Howard Qsecretnryj, W'alter Cullars, Billy li A rf II fmluy, 0 i G Lawrence Harper, Billy jrre Hipp, Paul Murphy 0 , X, f l ii v GENERAL SUIEN1 'IC The General Science Club is Cl new or- ganization at L. H. S. this year. Only boys who are inter- ested in science are eligible for member- ship in the club. There is no limit to the experiments they will tackle at the suggestion of their leader, Miss Sherrill. 43 gg. I'll'Af mu, lwfl fu rzgfvl: Vireinii Smixli ttieisurerl. leim Carlton Qx'iceApresitltntl, Maxine ll-liompson lsecretnryl, -ICJIHCIIC Hentlerf son, M.1rx' limilx' Smitli lprexitlentl. lvnise Stanley. Anette Hest er, l.velyn Ford llled Crows representativej .... St't'm1J mu: Peggy Hint, .wl.iry Golden, Betty -Ie.1iiil5g1xsett, Billie ,loyee Holbruak, Faye XY'illi.ims. Louise NleNX'l1orter, Bnrbnrin Xllfurley, Ruth iXl47f'g.lIW .... Tlriril mu: Florence Daniel, lixelyn Mclhniel, Ruby i711fICl'Stl1, Helen lienelieltl, Miss Day, Iona Vnnper. Virginia Owen, Betty .lo vlilnmipsnn, ,lnyee l.ynt'li. SENIOR HOME lC1'UNUNIIl'hC'I.lTB N as Hum NRI ici Arl CLUB arg in N Slfflllgi Skippy lS.u'tley, Amy XXf'illi.uns lsecretnryj, M.irif:1itl1 Adaunson ..,. Slilmlillgr Stanley W'illi.inix lsgcretaryl. Margaret Wlliitley, Mn. lleitlenruicli. Qiitry Singleton ltrenxurerl, Ann klenkins lpresidentl. limell Sll1lll'l, Beverly C ook, Anne rloncs, Gilbert Hollev. M: , Q1 These uw-and-comin v voun v artists combine talent .tml ori 'inulitv to nroduee Sucli uietures tlmt win 3 . 3 . . l prizes in state exhibitions. Tlmnks go to this eo-operative group for posters, illmtrntions, and all tlmt lmrtl work on favors and programs when Alunior-Senior Banquet time rolls around. 44 liirxl ruu': Florence Veal, Mildred Vining, Louise Miller, Rosie Lee Costly, Christine Tucker .... Swami mir: Naomi Cunf ningham. Joyce Noles, Nora Lee jenkins, Betty Mitchell, Monzel Stroud, jmnicc McDaniel. Blanche Foster .... Tlvlrrl rnu: Juanita Harpe, june Emmett, Miss Day, Alva Lee Stone .... Fonrllv ruu': Betty -lean Hipp. Frances Phillips. Bernice Bailey, Marion Nixon, Betty Farrar, Betty Allen Turner, Betty jean Rushton, Betty Clark. 1, Home-making. with all the conveniences science has brought, can be as different and as ,W fi fascinating as any phase of the new frontierf For girls, it is ,ob number one. ln both the Senior and unior Home Economics Clubs, Miss Da ' ives ex crt uidancc in rob- - 3 X 2 P lems that relate to home-making and home-makers. Seulml, lefl fu rigfrl: Ruth Mitchcm, Betty Lou Cummings, Violet Mullinnix, Martha Dunn, Millie Cofield, -Ioyee Sll'iCli.ll1Ll. Frances Harry. Hattie Flournoy .... Sfxllillillx, firxl rou, left lu riglrl: Cynthia XValls, lsolene Hurley. Virginia Byrd, lleekv Rec Cofield, Bertie May Andrews, lilibazelh Patterson, Flossie Henderson, Ethel Pierce, Irene Caldwell, Gtraldine Taylor, lieux' Valeri ..., Swrzrlrl mir: Betty -lean Evans, Mary Smith, jewel Duncan, Cleo Cobb, Lottie -Iune Miller. Betty ,In Howard. -H Wmsww' :ws Q ,Q Q-:?i'3 h 'Q n. . 21 AL V Iggy? N Y figgyyf F? 5-AL V V? -2 go , Q 1 ' .:,--,,, S 'V M 3 iv A ' rbi? A Km fs. A,',. V W sf jp Sw S V P' L5 M ,S I S A 5 0, s 5 ,, 412: ,- - 1 Q A ' X ,.l ' Z in b 5 K Y -,.... ms ..:xx., Q 2-Q' K .W MWMMW Wm fa ,... Q ' '.,,A1 ,, Q Eg Ax. QV ig: wwi Q f 5 F if 5 it 2 f sf gtg? M ' is ' mf ' ks K V4 ,,.:' If mg Y J il I ., ,xx 1 X V , 1 A R 1 S ., 5 Eayi EW kim , Q' 5 P , 3 iw QS' iff' 51 Hay' ln S mastcrkd D from . , UCI' - to th and also to their Own I p Y V esouth' earn mon, anguagc hi af pf , f ,Q 'about the Cy 15 gm, Se k -1 -ey 4' mmf? music L S fo bfowd if 4 , 1, f I ' and CUSIO 1 en the lan, ms of our . suaglf n v X ,f clshbfirs bu Seated: Opai Pike, Mary Bveiyn Harris .... Shxmfing: Ghvria Darneii, Bobby Mann, Pauj Hojiis Qvice- Q presidcnrj, Betty Ann Crews Qpresidentj, Miss Chamiee, Peggy Wiiiinghani, Amy Wijiianis Qseererary- X treasurerj . IJ -'11-n- r' C L U B Charies Gibson will was We Qi ,f , Bijjy ' lit- Mack Bowen, jbhn Duniap, jniian Dunjap, Gijberr Hoiicy, . C rev Skippy Barriey, jane Crayron, jeaneue McChxng,. ' e rcsidentj . . . Third First f01L',ifff to ng. . Sharp .... Second row: Nadine Hardy, Marion an 1, Bury Brooks, Frances Fokes, Bobby Hoidcrfieid. Berry Banks jarrcii, Ahcc Paxron Qvic--p . row: Vauban Ashmore, Marrhajine Tarnrn, Coijeen McChasky, Barbara Srrceter, joyce Tanner, ju Ann ' Sirnonwn Qpresidenrj, Mary Lou Vaughn, Mary Neai Doiiar Lrreasurerj, ' 'dj' Ghwcr, Gary Singiewn, Ray Bedding, Ebb ' 1, riine Bowen, Horn, joan Morrison, jean iinnicc Connaiiy .... Fourth row: Cornehus Harper. Bi ey Do-Liar, Cccijc Prince, ilmiiy Bntiand, Ann Strickiand, Margaret Marier tsecreraryj, u Marianne Arneu, juanira Howard. Steve Neeiy, Miss Srnirhwiek. The Purpose of g,Zt,The Latin El?ebLatin Club i mueg to be au 1, Srganizcd slto Study Ro C U in t nine man m h years ago yth0l0 , und KY and Jul. lug C , C limelight. CI' the I eadcrsh. I nesnr and hh rs lp of M155 Slhi Ehwick ! I IH L A 71W I N U L U B xv kxlg www M mg., mi 1 V Hl-Y The Hi-Y at L. H. S. has for its platform clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Its high pur- pose - develop- ment of Chris- tian character- is our principal fortification for life on the fron- tiers of today. RED VRUSS COUNUII, l ir.if ron: li'-ll lo riglvl: liaye Pliillips, Lena Merle Golden, Betty Anne l lytle Qpresitlent J , .laniee Mclllniel, If m i l y Rutland, Betty .lean Rushton ..,. Swvulil rule: l'.1ul Murphy, Mary lfyelyn Harris. Betty Green Qseere- taryl, .loan Morri- son, Mary Cleave- land, Retry -lu Neese. lfvelyn lford, Miss Sorgee .... Tlvird rout Francis Pool, Clark Stevms, Billy Sharp, johnny Dunn, Roywell Swan- son, R o y Cirilhn, liill Cherry, Judson llirdsong. ln peace or war we're always ready. As members of the junior Red Cross, we do our part in each driye made for suffering humanity. Our hori7ons have been widened to include the world. On the basis of service. we believe nations can learn to live together peaceably. Smlril, lint mu, lwfl lo rlgfil: George Robertson ttreasurerl, laniir Mann, liilly Miles, lfdwel Ray, lerrell Wil liams. . . . Smllril. .ll'l'!IIItl ron: Richard Mallory, Hubert Pittman Qpresidentj, Lawrence Woodard, Cooper Sparks .lohn Powell, Hobby Mann, Walter Sledge, Aluhn Koenig Cyiee-presidentj . . , Siwfvil, ffviril mir: lilbert lfulltr Theodore Freeman, Holand Helton, Tommy Smith, Charles Hollis. Paul Hollis .,.. liillllfll roir, ii'ufi'J: Shu W Phillips, Mr. Mariotti, ,limmy Maddox, Billy ,Io Roberts, Billy Sharpe ..,. Biffle mug xtinnlinlq: Tliomax lienntrl gseeretaryj, Bobby Fuller, W'iley lioyles, Terrell Cleaveland. Roswell Swanson, Troy Meiflung, liilly ll. Turmr limmy Cline, Henry Rhodes, George Courtney, Denny Sprayhurry, XVinfretl Browning, Billy Stone, -lohn llarrett LI im in y Youngblood, . Sf, , X , , K . K AIC :IQ lltli Siem of K, f'l'1JIlf Io fmrlz: Richard Mallory, Billy Pope, Brooke Griggs, Rodney Hester, Kenneth Brumbelowe, Reid Ellis, Gary Singleton, Malek Bowen .... Olllrr fmrf of K, frmzl In bark: Alvin Leonard Qpresidentj, Buck Shnrmnn ftrensurerj, Thomas Bennett Cviee-preaidentj, Bobby Lane fsecre- tnryj, Billy Sharpe, Nils W'illi:ims, Iflton Bailey, -Iimmy Youngblood, Bobby Cantey, Blackie Smith. The Key Club has been recently organized at L. H. S. It is ii high school organimtion for key boys who :ire united in a program designed to serve the school ns the Kiwanis Club, their sponsor, serves tht community. These young men can be depended upon to spread the spirit of good-will to the farthest frontier. SENIOR AND RIUNIOR GIRLS' Gldliff, CLUB .... Frou! l'4lIl', lrfl fn ligfif: Mary Taft, Mary Neal Dollar, Mary Frank Smith, june NVilder, Betty Dunn lpresidentb, Ellen Tatum. Georgia Hammett, June Hnmrick. Margaret Benird .... Si'i'nml rouj: Phyllis Nrippier, Helen Rutland, Thelma Strickland, Joyce Tanner, Virginia Gray, Betty .lo Hearn, Ruby Patterson, Carolyn Parks, joyee Askew, Maxine Thompson, Dorothy Duke, Virginia Smith, Shirley Blitch, Ann Herman, Anne Renmu Peggy Hart, Iirrnis Messer, Marthrilene Longshore, Annette Heiter. Billy ,Ioyee Holbrook. ,Ioyee Estes. SU MIXED CHORUS .... l'il'!Hlf Voir, lvfl lo rixefll: Marjorie Rivers, Martha Ann Johnston, Dorothy Phillips, Betty Ann Hyde Qvice- presidentj, Alvin Leonard, Ann Hutchinson, Emily Ann Hilyer, Dorothy Hodnett lsecretaryj, Broolts Griggs, Betty Ashill, jean Simonton, Lucy Tysinger, Nvlle Wfilliams .... Sernllrl ron: Alice Paxton, Martha jean Bennet, Roswell Swanson. lfuclid Sharman. Harriet Ciielam, George Courtney, Ann jenkins. Leonard jackson. Reid lillis, Lynise Stanley, Mary Alice Huff. G L E IC C L U li NVherever there's music around L. H. S., there's the Glee Club, no doubt practicing for the latest chapel program! The members of this outstanding organization are very generous with their talent, and their songs lend spice to many gatherings. They are morale builders on any frontier. Miss Swain, their sponsor, is the hcsr of good-will ambassadors as well as a successful director of music. OPHOMURF GIRLS' CiI.l',l'i CLUB .... Fira! mug lr'-fl In riglrl: limily Rutland, Betty ,lean Hipp, ,lane Cirayton, leanrtte MeCluni.g, inn Bartley, Katherine Rhodes, liuniee Connally ftreasurerj. Marion Cantey, Frances Harryi , , , Sflkllllll Voip, I,-fi In rilqlrlf Bernice ailey, ,limtll Smith, W'illene Pike, Cecile Prince, lflaine Summerford, Doris Harris. Mary Alice Robinyon. .Iacliie NVar.l, Gloria Darnell, lary lzvelyn Harris, Margaret Whitley, I-lorence Daniel, Ruth Harvey, Betty jo Howard, Betty Valeri, Ioyee Lynch, Mildred Hutch- ison, Ann Strickland, Marianne Arnett, Frances Fokes, Martha Dunn. 51 Hrai mu, lefl lu riyfvl: Raymond Cook, Nancy Carroll, Flodie Freeman, Frances Lanier, Dot Hodnett. Hilton listes. . . Sfwultl rnu: Farl Prather, Bobby Lane, Pearlinc Stewart, lfloise Howard, Helen Lanier, lilla Ree McClain, Pauline Sharinan .... Tlriril rnu: Lillie Byrd Clements, Ruth Morgan, Bill Cato ,... Fnurllr rout james Sanders, Miss Brim, Betty Ruth Stagg. Upal Pike. Miss Tucker, Billy Turner I. W, Lewis. Buck Sharman. FLA RIUN STA F Ii' The Clarion Stalf and the Clarion Club, under Miss Tuckerls direction, experi- ment in the field of journalism. The staff publishes monthly the Clarion, our school paper. The club assists the staff in scouting for news and getting the paper out on time. As future correspondents, we'll see to it that these Clarion- Cttes report peace, not war. CLARION STAFF OFFICERS Doa' HLJIJNI-.'l'I', lidifur-in-Clvivf I-'toon Fai-1 MAN, Axxixtizlif lillilor If I. A R I 0 N 1 1 L U B i 1 I'1r.il rou, luf! lo riglrl: liya jo Lynch, Barbara Bennett ..,. Seroml' rout Virginia Lancaster, Dorothy Prescott, Betty Yar- brough, Nancy Carrolle, Rebecca Mann, liloise Howard .... Tfwiml mir: Pauline Sharman, Ceorgia Hammett, Doris Heard. I Ruth Morgan, Helen Lamer, Dot Hodnett .... lfonrllv rout Norma Allen, Iillen Lanier, Frances Lanier Qpresidentj, Betty Z Hood, lilla Ree McClain .... Fiflfw mn: Miss Tucker, Raym md Cook, Betty Hunter, lirmagean Nlfalters, Mary Smith, 7 7 Opal like, Betty Stagg, Cumi Wright, Margaret Fant, Riehlrd Zeieer, Iearline Stewart. Hilton Estes, joe Livingston, I-llton Bailey lyice-presidentj. Ann Hutchinson, Bobby Anne Smith fsecretary-treasurerj ..... S ixlll mir: Bobby Lane, .lwvm-s Sanders. Buck Sharman, Wallace Spier, Reid Fllis, Billy Turner, lfarl Prather, ll. XV. Lewis. 52 ,W M, W We QA: 1.. '9 K Q L WS? 5 Sv ,g 'smash -- W sf 3 445' A. - annew ' of afanulzenmqq ATHLETICS FRONTIERSMEN-modern ones-need strength for the complex life ahead. This era of atomic energy is likely to be wearing on the nerves. So we need doubly the benefits that exercise and recreation bring. At LaGrange High, as usual, football and basketball hold the spotlight. The football season can be characterized as one of unusually interesting games. A mixture of spec- tacular plays,' fumbles, bad breaks, and genuinely good teamwork made each game a thriller, to which the town turned out in record-breaking crowds. Plans are being dis- cussed for a new stadium, and a loud speaker for the field is in the offing. ' Basketball season is now coming up. With our new gymnasium still in the architect's hands, we shall again accept the privilege of Calumet Community House and the Cal- laway Auditorium. Prospects for the season are good. With Coach Mariotti in charge, we can expect expert playing and a peak of basketball enthusiasm. At L. H. S. we are looking forward to a larger program of athletics as we see our new building grow in stature. When re-established at home base all of us expect to have the opportunity of participating in sports. tgfm--' . f' X i 1 S, - su, Z 1-it FQ A frtrvfj 38:13 444, is ' M QVXJQQX 12: F U:g35- KR +Iqx Y- 7 ar' S4 'K ,K 'ML , Q -in v - W ' wz , , ,F ' X A r ' - Milvf-VNVA' i , .M M A 535, 1 W- 'ef W 'f3 'Qf'- 3 ', V , Am A3 it E K 'Quik K . B 7-5-YRHJ , X2 - .-5 Wk Z ' 'Gm ' ' J r ilu , b'f'3.x A. 1,1 ,. wi ' e - v - 5 ' M- -- -1 ,. ws' . Q ' ' 4 af gf '22 -s Wg .f Qi . milk win, 1, Y + . in :H .Sf if 4 ' 'ffsf 7 1 , Q A 3495. -' dv Q 9' gf' rv . . m Fl- ,wg Q, 'Q lx gr ,www 7 .' ' ' - vxqg. . Q 0-ff: ff' i Mx? g A Q , IJ 4 1 Q -sw f- ft' YQ, v gl' If -++51f-W' f -. H M W x M . x W V-:li LJJYHASI K. pg k V ash' n Sw . 'Z' i J-N41 ff' fy-rg.. 'S 'PE' 'XX QW6' 'fig v. Y' ' uf .4 wr? ' ' . K 1 vf 'Qu' X-nw ,y . .X ,i ' .N n i in 5 Ill I Cl0'CAI'TAIN Bx1.1.v Pom-,, Comix-i Mmuoi ni CAIWAIN Huuriu' Px'I rMaN FOOTBALL With Ll total of sev feats, the 1945 footbal for L. H. S. The Gran en victories, one tie, and three dc l team established a fine record gers came near taking a second N. G. F. A. championship, following the one last year. ories in the conference, the team gave Cedartown, also unbe Y to worry about until the tide of that key game turned against us by an intercepted pass. But the school is just as proud as it can be of the Grangers, from the speed demons in the backfield to the line-toeing substitutes. Lamar Poore copped the honors by being selected all ariotti, in the first part of his first year with us, has rov d h' 1 admiration of all. After six successive vict aten in the conference, plent N. G. I. C. end. Coach M p e is eadership, and won the SCORES: College Park ,, , ll L. H. S. L.. ,..,. 19 West Fulton ., . , 6 L. H. S..,. . H., 12 Marietta L 0 L. H. S.-,, ,,-.2R Roanoke L W, 7 L. H. S..,, , L 0 Newnrm ,LHZU L. H. S.,,e .,,.25 Griiiin ,L , ,L 7 L. H. S..,, .- I3 Thomaston , ,,,l2 L. H. S. .W LL. 21 Cedartown , ..,.20 L.H.S..-, ,L 7 Decatur , 27 L. H. S. Spalding . if is 1,. H. sfii Giza Gordon L 6 L.H.S... WOO 6 fin! ,,1a'?-' ,.w , as A'muxUA'i11 W hi si., 3, 'Q E' Q mi asf? 16? LY? int? A vi ww ' Q53 33 5 3 X , 17 3 , Q 5 ,Qy Q QA S ,Q QW Q me i xx fw- Nwb W R , , .x x SK W QM! XLWW' xg 2 MM 5 . WW 'SS ,X mx-'W x --wx ,E N K 'ffiw -.f,wM ,Q Q fm, N , is Q f YN if iii sq if sf' Ft 1 i mx !! Q T E 5 .f Q4 WWW? 12554 J K f wfk f lfmfbx 6.2.x K ,-figvm, 8' W Wi ,. 4 kk-, ag S' ,P if M 3 2 gs ,Www dh QQ A .K hiv' :Q V ' mb, ,,Q, .. l L ENTIRE SQUAD . . . Firsl row, If-fl io riglai: Charles Gates, Bobby Hester, Elton Bailey, Frank jackson, Glenn Hyde, William Milford, john Lamb, Charles Parr .... SVFOIIIII row: Richard Hyde, Billy Byard, Earl Prather, Charles Lancaster, Theodore Freeman, Dick Hill, Ronald Williams, Mickey Arrington, George Robertson, Garfield Smith, Herbert Burson, Neil Bartley .... Third row: Harold Murphey, Billy Sharpe, Billy Pope, Bill Cherry, Bob McClure, Francis Pool, james Sanders, Bobby Lane, Coach Mariotti. Nof in picture: Hubert Pittman, Lamar Poore. LaGRANGE-Starting off their season with an THOMASTON-Combining speed and power, the 18-0 victory over the College Park Rams, the Grangers outscored the R. E. Lee Rebels 21-12 in Grangers at once showed co-ordination and plenty of 3 h3fd-f0ught thriller. Showing up especially well punch. Behind a strong line, Pittman, Pope and' were Pittman, Pope, Arrington, Smith and Bartley. Bartley starred in the backfield. CEDARTOWN-Cedartown came with a strong team and strong will to win. The brilliant defense of the Grangers held them to a 0 to 0 score until the half. But later the Cedartown star, Hunt, broke loose for an 80-yard run to a touchdown, the first of LaGRANGE-With one notch in our club, thc Grangers met W'est Fulton for a second victory. Our defense was weak, but our offense was non-stop. In the first quarter, after several plays, Pittman carried the ball to pay dirt. West Fulton went into of- fensive action, and Crawford Piunged across for a three. The Granger score came when Pittman recov- tying Score. in the third quarter, the Gmngers again ered a lateral fumble and went straight through the copped a touchdown, leaving the score 12 to 6. lme- Fmal Scofe 20'7- MARIETTA-The Marietta game proved an easier victory, 28 to 0. Displaying brilliant offensive and defensive ability, the Grangers had possession of the ball most of the time, with Hill, Smith, Pope, and Poore doing the scoring. LaGRANGE-Against Decatur, LaGrange played probably its best game of the season, but was out- classed. The Grzngers scored early in the game and had the Decatur team really worried until Miller, having intercepted a Granger pass, made a 101 yard dash for a touchdown. The game ended with a 26-7 LaGRANGE-In their first defeat of the season, triumph for Decatur the Grangers held powerful Handley High from Roa- noke, Alabama, to a 7 to 0 victory. Although they showed up well on defensive plays, the boys from GRIFFIN-Following a Spalding lead in the first L- H- 5- Were handicapped by the 2l3SCI1C6 of POPE quarter, LaGrange came back in the second to score and Pittman in the backfield' twice. Again in the third qurter a third touchdown was made on a pass from Arrington to Smith. With Spalding also scoring, the Grangers stood in front with a two point lead, which they widened by an- other touchdown when Pittman went over on a cen- ter plunge. Final score was 26-18. NEWNAN--'Playing their traditional rival, La- Grange put everything they had into the Newnan game. Backed up by a charging line, Pope and Pitt-- man crossed the goal line four times to make the final score 25-20. GRIFFIN-The Grangers, back in the winning LQGRANGE-The L10ffS,F3lub SP0f?S0fed 3 Post- Column again, marched to 3 13-7 Victory over Giiiiin season game with Gordon Military Institute. Almost in an exciting game in which both teams were evenly equally matched, both teams played a bang-up matched. Pope did some valuable kicking with Smith same, locking in 3 Sfvfeless tie through the third and Arrington going over the double lines to clinch quarter, and C21Ch making El F01-lChd0WI'1 in fl'10 the score. f0Uffl1. 60 Ifiril mu , lr'-lil In rigfvl: Billy Sharp, Herbert Burson fcaptainy, lid Beard, Charles Gay, Coach Mariutti . . . Svrnml I'4lll'f I..mmr Ponre. Melvin Phillips, Bones Lane, Wallalce Spier, Blackie Smith ini.inager5 Theodore Freeman, Tommv Smith, Bobby' Mavfieltl. jimmy Cline, Billy Turner, I A I B A S K E 'l' B A L I. The GRANGI-ik goes to press as the first week of basketball gets under way. Although Coach Mariotti has some new material to weld into shape, in the initial practices he seems about ready to put in cagers that will do the work. With good support from the students and a good team, this basketball season promises to match the successful gridiron record. The tentative schedule is as follows: Dee I --Clhiplcy ,H were .lan Vl'est Point Here Dee, I4- -WVCSI Point There -Ian Hoganxville Here lan. 4-wThomaston Here Feb Carrollton Here Ian. 8--Greenville There Feb Chipley Here Ian. ll-Carrollton There Feb Roanoke liliere lan. I V-Hogansville There Feb Greenville Here lan, IR-Roanoke Here lfll lu rltqfll: Herbert liurson, l'd Heard, Coach Mariotti, l..imar Poore. Tommy Smith. Bones l..ine je Hur' linnrlfi I3i.xfrn't NIPIQQIAW zfulnljviurl, Belly rlnm' llyrfi' ri i'1ul,err1ll1h1lr'il In lli'iu1' Yfiirr, uflulfwr' l,. ll. X. fflllllx ruflvmiint. Left fo rigfwl: Betty Anne Hyde, Billy Cosper, jackie Ward, Mary Walhurn, Bobby Anne Smith, Alvin Leonard, Leila Walls. f,iHP1ERLEADEIlS Our team is red-d-d-d hot! . . . Bubbling over with energy and pep, the cheerleaders are always on the job. These blue and white flash co-ordinators really whoop ,em up, X and with the students' Hne co-operation, the team gets red-d-d-d hot. Then the game L goes into the bag, or nearly does. Clf the atoms give out, these cheerleaders can furnish V some energy.Q MLB C L U B Here are the handsome young men who wear the blue and white sweaters. And don't think they haven't earned them either! Membership in this club is a result of hard work and athletic skill. So here's to you, Grangers ! First row, Irfl In riglrl: Dick Hill, Garfield Smith, Francis Pool. Hubert Pittman, Mickey Arrington .... Semrzd row: Lamar Poore, Billy Pope, Neil Bartley, Herbert Burson .... Tbfnf row: john Lamb, Earl Prather, Ronald Willianis, Bobby Lane .... Fourib row: Frank jackson, Bob McClure, Coach Mariotti. 62 BY' Bones' 7 Ik lr F-'24-if fgv: Q' ' ' ' 13335221 QQEE 1015 Wd ,SE-E un v sf' Q f' 'Ill 'V 6 W 4 T- suv l'-'Il 3- I ff gg., b LP , WI W crsav 1 my :EUCH SETTING THE HNGELS ---RNGLES STRRIGNT --li X774 Xff 'si ' J 1 f-. Figgywg- ' D fi --'nf' 1 f ff! ' I W 1 ,f A 27 f ' 9 'sk , ,, is-XA if - Q iff X L : 4 Y X 9 1 'wlgl V r 4 1 -. f 'x sd! E, ft - .a. , L - , T 'ol 1 Q ' , '42s-6, B. xl ' .X 42:4 4 A ' , H, 4 A 4 lt? Q-r I, 2 Egg 8 X I4 'J 5 P 44 E S .TL- -?:. .5- ?..--fi Y fi.:s'-if-'wifi ' fi-7 rrmcf THE cLnRnoN OUT' Gpggzg wsu., WNW' '5 yavk E 55 rms Tar-12? fa: U I O 1 V If l Lf-L . . ff ff L-' xii: rr. f fb -3 ff' ' ':-' 51- I ' -1 1:0 + .Z ' gi, NLHTE HGH1N if 606601 awww ADVERTISEMENTS Building a log cabin and hunting venison in the forest will not be required on our frontiers. But as keen an eye and as skilled a hand will be necessary to meet thc ever increasing competition in business. In our last chapter, we present the notices of our advertisers, who have so generously given us their support. They show us the way in the reality of earning a living. We would like this chapter to typify the new frontier of economic security for all. Life at L. H. S. represents only the bed rcck of this frontier- a general education. But it is the foundation on which skyscrapers of the future can be built. This is the education we desire-for all. e . 'fi E Ig,- -,xfi gg.. 64 Q11 XM, W N an-W., un...-.1-ww-1.1 ..,,, 1 5 A df. 1 1 . K by 1 J lllmiu A V wWWifiK 0'!9 9'5w'!if'sffVAH'iHWUl'3ifMgnw m A' wx w K ' 'W A ' , 1 'W' 1 11- W 11 1 1 'f 11 11 , ' '1 ' .w 'f 1,1 1 ' 11 4 11 - 1 -uw A ' -f - f Q1 rx ww 11 .11111 1 X1 11 1:11 111 KY 1 1 PMWMQ1. ,1,13T,1wW1Ji11,,1 , wx 111q,,111! 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Vernon St. LaGrange 0:01011 21 ini 1 1 111.1111 2 101111111113 1-1 11 1 -11-111 11 3 111111 1111 1 11 11 IJUHPFS UA FE LAGRANGIE GEORGIA fini 1u11v11w:1n11I11111 fini 1111 1 -11:11-11-3011-11-11x11-11ri1I11vi1+11x1ni1 IAM ERIFAN SICRVIFIC UO. 102-4 Morgan Street '11 I11vi1-21-in-iu1oio11r:u11ri1v11viui1 IJAVIS PHARMACY Our Label Is Your Guurantr'r ' LAGRANGE GEORGIA Iiuiuiui 11 1011 11 10111113 vinioi 11 1 3 v11ri1:11n11u11ni1 1 11111 3 11:2 I3 1010101111 3 rio .1021 0:0 vzo 02011 0 vi? 0:03 Oi 6 n1'0' O . ,190 0:0 1101011 ,3 J 020:11 5 . 113' 0:0 6 . '.' 4. , . '0' 01011 10:1 :xox 0 0.011 11014 033' o 0.0 n:0:0101010:01n10101e 1' vie 10101 1 1 1 1 1 213121111 1 1011 -Oi JOHN A. CARLEY -0+- SMEDLY PRINTING CO. QUALITY PRINTING PHONE 121 110:11 1 101011 11 is 2 2 1 12011 1011 POPE MOTOR CO. Your Dodge Dealer 220 Main St. Phone 21 0:0111 1 10113121111 1 1 101 1 1 1111 11011 2 1 1 11 1 10111011 101 1 130 1 1011 5:0 0:01010 govioinxx L21 01010i010i1ni011:i1r1ni1si011 ....... -.-.,. -.-.--....- 1 ! 1 Q Q l l l l l i HOLLYWOOD SHOPS COLUMBUS LAGRANGE 210301014 1 110101011 ioioinioiniui 0:01011 11 11 20201014 101010111 1 31 1 11 CITY DRUG 33 Court Square Phones 33-34 LaGrange 1101030101011v10i0i0i1r10i0i0i0i011 MARY ALICE BEALTTY SHOP Phone 400 203 Broome St. 3011 10i01u1010i1x11x:o10i1 1030101011 o'o 5 0 5.0 ,i o:ov10101010101 10z01011v10:0:0:01011111 :xo O. K. SHOE SHOP Though the war is over you will still want to econ- omize by repairing your old shoes. See us for better workmanship and service. HINES STREET LAGMNGE 11010101021 i0i030101010i0i1r1021r1- xi011x11ri011r11xi010i1w10i0i1riar10i4 mi010i0i1x11v101010i0i1xi02n1an1l0:i l Q 5.4 1:1420 ! HITTCHIN S ON-TRAYLOR IN SURANPE AGENCY Your Insurance Agency For More Than 25 Years MAIN STREET LAGRANGE 4.1-1,-1 -..-.1...,-.,.1......,- 1.0.0. -....... .Q.'QOQ0a0QOQ!VQ1bQ1DQlDQ1lIPQOQOQOQKP,lPQKDQ1 Meet your friend: here for your noon lu-nrb hour P LANTATI 0 N ,BARBE C' UE BULL STREET LAGRANGE P2031 1 l 1 l l I 1 ii go -if niozoioioiojojojojc 11011 njoioxoxnioif iuioioioianicviojoioiwxnxiaxiaxi ....g. .g. -.. n:ojo10:o1u1n:1 xzuioioioioioxuvxoioimvx i I ! I u u u THE DI IE CCDTTON MILLS I QUALITY DUCK AND CONVERTED FABRICS La1IIIIA IIE IIIIIIUEIIY CIIMPA Y --u--l FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF LAGRANGE Our Dirccmrf' . . . Z. AflCl' .1 lmrd dayk work. . . . Bonus' dream some Lruc .... 4. It must have been fun . S. Those Tvping Dcnwne, . . . 6. Tho XX'.1rdens, . Vfhnr curc fact you hnvc' In ' PV1 1'MAN A HANNEH Q Q , g 203 Broome Street ! ' PHUNI S06 l.AGRA Nou, GA ! E - - - - - - - - - - - L! i 4 M - ' ' ' ,' - 4 U ' VICTORY SHOPS I . LADII-'S' AND CHILDRIiN'S I : READY-TO-WEAR E MAIN SIRI-Qlil LAf3RANGl Q Q 'Q i U , . L L ! i NEXVMAN lf0NS'l'Rl VTIUN g i COMPANY Q Q BUILDERS' SUPPLIES g GENERAL CONTRACTORS Q Q COAL U ' ! 9 i ! Phone 443 2 Q E 1 ! U U U U U - U II U W L A G U U il U H U U U U U -0- U ! i U U U U II H 5 YOUR MUTUAL FRIEND A 3 LAGRANGE H E U U U ! U U U ! o'or1u1u1u1ni110101011rioiuiuiuz111110193 CALLAWAY- - Adm! the American way A of living For the fine homes of today and the better homes which you will build tomorrow, Callaway Mills continues to make beautiful Label of Luxury My ,Ml towels and bath ensembles . . . designed for inn Wag racious livin . E,-L5 g g MILLS Callmva Mills LA GRANGE, GEORGIA 7l u Qiqvillil i Yi!IT!lillilll0i0iili01l!i0i1 I iliilii OV! 1 1i0ill1lli0l0l0Qllllilllliliiit XQQQY . , Y . O G FREEMAN DRUG CO. g NIONC U5 NIARI' ET I A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE 2 Q S14 MILLER LAGRANGI i i Phone 176 E , i 807 Hill Street LaGrange ! ssc O!0i01Ui0l0li 10101 Til Di bi O!O f:OP1n10gavioirr1oi4Iioioiurioirlicniuioif :oi 050103 101' 7 '3 '1' 3' 1 1 -D010- 'r0b0r04Dwi COCHRAN 'FURNITURE CO. I Q l WE BUY, SELL, AND REPAIR ALL MAKES I ' JOHN IV. IVILCOX I l OP SEWING MACHINES l 2 710 Lincoln Phone 897 i 2 ! .i. I 1 K K K 1 I ii Qi. LIVINGSTON,S SERVICE .I I l I STATION I Q XVHEELERS PHARMACY I T1REs-BATTERIES-ACCESSORIES I Q Q i Wholesale and Retail Gas and Oil U Q Q i 4l3 Main Street Phone ll 3. .:.,10i,,3,,34,i,,1,,3,,i,,g,,1,,i,,i,,i,,3,,1 iota? ,zyiuioioiuicr14ri1riniOi1Iio31r1o1oQ91I11I1aoi 3 A GOOD PLACE T0 EAT WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE Q Q THREE POINTS CAFE I j STORE I Q 906 Hill SL phone 1723-1 g Q 3 East Court Square LaGrange I Q0ll0i0i0i0l0i li ll iii it iillll 111011020 sliiillliililiiiliiillilY10i1liiDllli0l0Q0l4!. 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IN 1.AGRANGI-1 Where You Arc' F ree From Sc'c'onds 1111111 1 1 11113 211 1 11111111111 1 1 1111ni11111311io11vi11111111111111111111:1 AMERICAN SHOE SHOP Gus VALERI, Prop. 116 Bull Street LaGrange 0 1111111.11-111111: .1 11 11111 1 1:11qm1q11111:0,v 11 1 i111111111v111111i111o111i1 1111 111110: SIMON AND SON JUNK DEALERS Main Street LaGrange 11111111111111111 11111 1 1 1 1111211111301 11 1 1111112121 31111 11 1 111 1111111111 HUIE-DOBBS CHEVROLET COMPANY -0- CARS - TRUCKS - PARTS SERVICE -o- Sourh Main at Five Points Phone 1715 LAGRANGP GEORGIA 131111111111 11111 1131111 11 11 11131 11 11 3 11111 11 1 11 r111111c911111111i 12 11112 1 :ui 1i11111i1:1111111111:1i:11o:1:i:11ni11i1111 PIKE'S I I1flWER SHOP Say If With Fl0we'rx FLOXVERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 71 1 131111 11111 1 111 1112112 i1 11 2 11-21-11 11121 KING FURNITURE CO. 05111111 1 111: 11 1 11 11111 1111111 111 1 11111 g:q111i1111131111-1111 111 1 11131111 1 xi 11111011 J I E.. rx I fl X QL X -:fx 3. 1 Apf MARK nfsfsy X ai ,X X 1 1 ave lm 'mv- 5 E 9' E v U S3 IR WD ' --1. rw -4 ' 3 99 3 aCo e E loftlcd Under Authority of Tha Coca-Cole Company BY LaGrange Coca-Cola Bottling Company 0:010111111111i11i1110in11111v111111102020101 0 11c'.' 1110111111101 Q11o11111 11111111 fo 11 11.11.114 c!o1zo11111111110:v 3:4111 0 Q011vjc1111jnj11jo:oj1vj1v111111j11j1n:1110141j11i11jas:1111111111111 9.0 ,:. 1. an 1 Q. - - -..- -. -.,-.,-..g. .g. . 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Ladies' Fine Footwear Men's Clothing and Furnishings IARMAN, FLORSHEIM AND HANAN SHOES ng- n:11n1121-n-11111111117 --101-5:0 34101 3 111111113 pg in 1 1 in 2:21020 COURT SQUARE PHARMACY The Rexall Store DRUGS - SODAS SEEDS Phones 74-75 LaGrange 1:1411 iriniiui 1 -1: 1 1 1o1ri111i111iu1u1o1ri14i 1 2 3 STRONGNS ..0.. IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO PLEASE YOU Y i , E 1. You lucky dog! . . . 2. Back to nature .... 3. Goin' our way? . . . 4. The birdic must be funny .... S. Confoozin' but amoozin' .... 6. Yuu're outnumbered, men! . . 7. Hubln hubbn! 1-1-15010101 1 1 1 1 1 2:1 1 1:1--1 2 1 11213110111- DUNSON MILLS ,4if'yfix.i1 -, ,I im . 1 11 A ' ,gffjfg nw. , Mfwufal-fu,-ers of HIGH GRADE COTTON FABRICS FOR THE CON VERTING AND MANUFACTURING TRADES 1 11 1030: vin: 31101 sz 1 rio: 14 3011 in 34 if 2:11411 vqxuif 2 vinzuinq 77 Q fImr:o:o:1x:1x1o14v:4v:o:u:o1fu1nv:evi4v:1v1o11 vioio1o:4v:o1ns1cr11s1o:o1oc 90:110:4n1o11r14v1oj4n1x1:o11v:1vio71s:o:4v14o14v14x1en:u:10,0 ,ypaujericviojoioinjoioioicviaozg gg. vioioioioioiozniusioifxi0-11v1u14r1cr11s1oj01o1o1o11r:0:ax:4o:0 10101111 3411011 xi: if-103014 I I F, I I I Z' I :ff I I E Q I Q Ir I I Us I-4 I ab N 51 I E 5 I C Q 4 1 D I 'T' Q I I Z rf Q C ' I w- I I I Z -I o - W m I 2 L-4 I I 2 :P ! I w gl O I 5 ? 0 I I o 2 I I E E g Q I 03' Q E I ! :U cz I I 5 , U w r' I N If I I w In I I cm 9 rn G' I ga H I I U2 I I Q go U Z :U I a- LI I I H I I rm ru 2 C ,. Q O Q g DU Q 3 rn 3, CD H I ,. 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Which is which? vie -ioiozozoiozoioz 11:10:01 11 viniuingfqg i.-30201010101 -1 14,1-11111311-ig 11,103.1 ! u Q I 5 2 5 3 Q HLHGRANGES BESTH ,ELEI 'TRIXFAL APPI.lA NCE i I Q Q QOMPA N Y Q g Q U i : : : Q 3 T A S T Y C O F F E E PHONOGRAPH RECORDS E E S H O P : Z 3 2 l II Q I i - STROMBERG CARLSON Q i EMERSON S 3 U QQ RADIO RADIO PHONOGRAPI-I I i 2 COMBINATIONS 3 Q Main and South Court Square Q : : : Q 8 Entrances l 3 5 5 113 Ridley Ave. LaGrange S Q l Q l 2 ! ! 2 Qnrxox-i10103n1014ig010gn1014igi if 3 rioing' Lorxoioiozni rzanifvicnxavxcvieniinxcrievxivianzi 79 izaozo n1o1o1u1n:o:n:o:4 I14 0:4 SERVIFE COAL COMPANY 101.- Phone l 133 LAGRANGE GEORGIA 0:4101 1 1- 1-was 'Q' 1111014 ill Yll ll Yl0Ql Q1 I HUFF SERVICE STATION I L, I.. HUFF 2 207 Greenville Street Phone 680 Q:ol11li4ri1v14ri4u3xniIv1Ivi1v1c ininioioiuiux I g MEIiTON'S STUDIQT I W'afc'h flu' Birdie I iz' 101 1414 34 in 111114211 1:1114-in-34114 3 Q PAY AND TAKE Q MRS. PROCTER I g THE BEST OF GROCERIESH I i I I l E. L. RICE BARBER SHOP I Pay Us A Visit Q? 11 Q illimliuioinlniuic i1 2 i :ini 5,0 i i IjfYllBIiE flOLA BfJTTI.ING FO. I The Most Beautiful 2 Plant in the South Y O U N G 9 S LADIES' WEARING APPAREL nz: 1 1 ini 1014 11 1011 101 xiii: ini: J. FOREST JOHNSON 0:0101 rg. :I :ning 1010: 14 3 10101014 1 riuininininini 101: 1:-in xnxx 0311024xi-r1u14r1o1o1oi4x1o1Iv10i1r:O1 1 I1 x74 S1015 2' . riot! 0. 111 nz ui:vifrizniiuxf-imager:-vii-1cr11v14 1 violate ! l NEXVSOM CANDY Q COMPANY ! -0. POR YOUR FAVORITES I IN CANDY, SEE US Q LAGRANGE GEORGIA iiliihilli i lil iii if if i4 illli 1120105 ! BOSTON SHOE SHOP Q I .!. ini lliitlllil 1 li 1 llllliil illilli ilbi LACHRANGE FIREEZE E PLANT j ' O!O .xg 101011 11101 v1o:o:o1o1o1oin21vio1n:Io'o f E DR. W. VANOE JACKSON 2 ' QQ! Q.. 101014114110203:ri1nio1o1Iu1Oin3:1in1o:n0 i WILKES SERVICE STATION I TEXACO PRODUCTS l Phone 819 201 Ridley Avenue iexinioiarimrioiniuiuii 1 I1 mio:-92' lovioioiogniui 114 1:I1o2o3o31r1u1o34I1u:- 'S 9.-101 Iguingugoing 14103 30301 14,314.9 i 1 1 I Q LAGRANGE GROCERY i I COMPANY j I g FAMO FLOUR E I AND Q E BETTER B1scU1Ts I I I Ogovxfniozozoioioxcrzmxi xi 10:1 iozoxozoieg' qiqixoinifniuicvzoiiviirzfvxznicszivicxioicvicsicoio E LALQRANGE SMALL ANIMAL E I H 0 SPITA 1. H I . ilflfiflilflliliilliliiilifli iifililliff I LOVEJOY dz MAYER I I Attorneys at Law I 2 LaGRANGE, GEORGIA 2 govzozozocsozuxoanoxoxinxoesuzi-11-can 10101102 Q, 1n1o:o1u1o1o1cn1en1o11n1o:mx1o:o1o1sx:4o' Q I I DUNLAP TIRES I I When Better Tires Are Built, I I 2 Dunlap Will Build Them Q o:or:1vio10:1v1014v:1v1o1n:1n:i:z1r1mx1 rxnioiee' .iflllifPllll0l4li0i1ll4li4li0i0i0i01 514101105 I RHODES-PERDUE I Q I FURNITURE C O. 2 1 ------- -M -----I----wg , 1 , 1 I MCLELLAN,S I 2 I. g I 1 Q MAIN STREET LAGRANGE I I 1 2 1 1 I ugvxcvierxozozoznzoi 1011 3 -1 10:1 1 v1n1i':' 's 1:4020 0:03 uiobf I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I n1114s1o:o:o14x:n:4n1411ri1nicn1o11r141114n11s:1s:1x11:4r11 0 yi :jc rxnozo 0:0 o ,311 LEHMAN JEWVELRY CO. ik 6 East Court Square LaGrange v1n11vio11x14xi1v1oi1ri4v1oi1ni1vi4r11xi0i1 STAMPS dl COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE Morgan Street Phone 703 LaGrange, Ga. WOODING'S GENERAL HEADQUARTERS FOR THE YOUNGER SET NEW AND YOUTHFUL CLOTHES 1 1 I I I Q Q I I 1 I I 1 1 1 ---J I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I szonic Z' 1010103 0:0 02014 n1o1oj1ujo11vjcnju11r14rj01o:1n11n:4r:1x11njoj- 'I I I I I I I I I I I icxinivisirlnifriicxirixiuvifwievicie LAGRANGE KIYVANIS CLUB ,Q 0:0 THORNTON VULCANIZING SIIOP U. S. ROYAL TIRES RECAPPING VULCANIZING 208 Ridley LaGrange, Ga. DQUQG 0:0 1, Q0 ,111 1 1:1 11111 1 1 1 1 1: 1 1 19:4 ,z,v1u1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ininioimozo 5 ' ! Q 2 2 ' V v 1 1 : V 5MITH URU1 90- g Q MAN soul: DEPT. STORE Q GEORGE SMITH' Prop' 25-26 W. Court Square Q Q , g . ' : -0- : 3 i Pl'lOI16 1765-1766 g ! i : ' - Fourth Ave. LaGrange Q i Styled fn Hvllywved E l . 2 2 .!. 0111.1 ,Q 3,311 3 1,311.1 3 14? 551421411111 ri 14 10111 1u1i1u1o1o1o1:o? D Q , i l Tell Ya, Pnl: E ' AN IRL CIRfN ERX Whether it's a new shade lip stick, pretty 1 l0M PAN Y : stationery, clever gift, charming jewelry, l perfume, a banana split, or medicine, . Y0u'll find if af Q Q FRIENDLY FOKES DRUG flfl. 113 Vernon Street Phone S03 106 Mai Sue t LaGrange i ' 5 n e C I - ! i .!. l.e!'s go for a ride. . . . 2. Miss Martin. here's your man! . . 3. The insepambles .... 4. You must have 'ieen .1 beautiful baby! . , . Y. The gmg at Zzli .... t-. Thar old caveman 1echnique. R2 zioioini vin11:11:14r1viniuiui1v1ui4 G 1 L M A N ' S LADIES, READY-TO-WEAR ioioininiuioi-v1oi4nioiuiniuiiii 1-iii vi vi: ini:rioioioiiwim-103014 31:4 vioixo H U NTER-UWENS FYRNITURE COMPA NY 2011 103011iiuniiiaiiiimririciiiicl :ui ricximiinxioioioicnicsicvinicxioioioiq JOE S. 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