LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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Betty klo says her A's in geometry were dust in the eyes of her classmates. But marks are marks! Besides being an in- dustrious person and loving music, Betty Nlo proves to be photogenic, too. So the country lass with the perfect attendance record may be staged for greater things. lilected: Most intellec- tual girl Qtiej. JOYCE BRQWN HELL-:N RUTLANID W'ith natural sweetness of manner, ,loyce makes an unassuming but in- teresting companion. Dependability is one of her star traits. Her success as editor of the Clarion, her hard work as a student, her interest in sports and Usportsmanl' make her a general favorite. Elected: Best all-round girl Ctiej, and most pop- ular girl. To merry brown eyes, peaches and cream complexion, and teeth like pearls, Helen adds the greater attri- butes of friendliness and Charm. She has style, but the best of her style is that she remains unspoiled by all our bragging. Wliere you see her, you see her inspiration. Iflected: Best-looking girl. 25 BETTY jo I-Imax BILLY Povn -s No matter what happens, Billy is friendly and well-mannered. Al- ways wellvdressed, he stands broad- shouldered and erect. Football cap- tain this year, a football varsity man three years, basketball guard two years, he is an athlete of promi- nence. He eonverses fluently if the group is limited to one-same one. Elected: Best-looking boy Qtiej, and best athlete.

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sr GI f SIE IOR PERL TIVIES BILL CHIaIuw MARY EMILY SMITH HEIRMAN JONES Bill didn't walk off with the honors, they walked off with him. He has the basic qualifications of a leader-he in- spires confidence. With unassuming attitude, good manners, good grades, good looks, and athletic ability, he eouldn't escape the honors forced upon his humble spirit. Elected: Best looking boy ftiej, most popular boy, best all-round boy. Dependable, quick to move and quick to please, Mary Emily is as capable as a grown person. She wins young friends like a Pied Piper, and her inter- est and leadership in home economics should make her a homemaker of ex- cellence. Her grades are in the lead, too. She has proved her mettle in extra work cn the GIAANGER. fifhough edi- tor of the GRANGER, she didn't edit this., Elected: Most intellectual girl Ctiejg best all-round girl Qtiej. 24 Few others can boast two diplomas il two successive years. Herman can? as the Mountville valedictorian to tak advantage of our twelfth grade schoo He is working for a definite goal in tl' business World. With plenty of goo sense and good humor, he's a studen in the real sense of the Word. Wha comes his way, he must needs gal straight in his thinking. Elected: Mos intellectual boy.

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GREEN T. FREEMAN K. FREEMAN SMITH F LUWER Cl SS UFFICERS FOWLER SMITH CRAYTON CANTEY F RESI-IMEN ARTHUR EDGE . . . Presizfenzf DALLIS JOHNSON . Vice-President DOT BOLDEN .... Secretary RENDER CRAYTON . . Treasurer JUNIORS GARFIELD SMITH . . . Presia'enf KITTY FREENIAN . Vice-President BETTY GREEN . . . Secretary THEODORE FREEMAN . Treasurer SOPHOMORES F TOMMY SMITH . . . President JANE CRAYTON . Vice-President MARION CANTEY . . Secretary KENNETH FOWLER . . Treasurer CRAYTON BOLDEN JOHNSON EDGE 26