LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1958 volume:

1 . I X , .ull -,nn EDITORS . ' -- I I , f ' Q X . 1 I! A w- x X ., . 4- P:-au. A1.BmeH'r -011,2 -4 , SUSANNE DANIEL BILL JOHNSON BUSINESS NXANAG-ERS MARK WHITEHEAD MARY FRANCE-3 JACKSON Elf .4x-' K N I ,u '-1' 'I XL 4 . I 4 -. 4 'I GRANGER I 958 VOLUME XXXIX 1 TABLE UF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ..... FEATURES . . ACTIVITIES . SPORTS ..... ADVERTISERS . . PAGE 6 PAGE 14 PAGE 52 PAGE 62 PAGE 92 PAGE 106 FUREWURD Registration . . . locker keys . . . bulletin boards , . . Granger Teen-Age Club . . . tardy bells . . . Beowulf . . . announcements . . . study hall . . . cafeteria lines . . . pep meetings . . . football games . . . the Clarion . . . equations . . . movies . . . Homecoming Parade . . . six weeks tests . . . Silas Marner . . . Senior Superlatives . . . National Education Week . . . Thanksgiving . . . picture making . . . Hu epidemic . . . Julius Caesar . . . history reports . . . book reports . . . Christmas parties . . . holidays . . . New Year . . . review . . . tests . . . Winter Games . . . aviation . . . Thana- topsis . . . Beta Club tapping . . . Hamlet . . . L Club . . . football banquet . . . chemistry ex- periments . . . Honors Day . . . State Basketball Tournament . . . track . . . tennis . . . spring holidays . . . Science Fairs . . . typing . . Sweet- heart Dance . . . the band and the chorus . . . gas shortage . . . week's holiday . . . Teen Talks . . . mechanical drawing . . . Home Ec. dinners . . . Industrial Arts Fair . . . Senior Privilege Day . . . biology projects . . . term papers . . . the Granger . . . Junior-Senior . . . final exams . . . graduation. This, LaGrange High, is our memory of you. The Students of LaGrange High School DEDICATIUN WVe, of the GRANGER EDITORIAL STAFF, affectionately dedicate this book of memories of 1957-58 to--- One whom we have met in the library, enjoying the books that she has taught us to love, One whom we have coniided in and talked to, perceiving her ideals which inspired us to greater knowledge and understanding, One whom we have known in our many activities, encouraging and guiding us, One whom we have found in our hearts to be a true friend, enriching our lives through her kindly ways, MISS FAE KENT 5 5 ADMINISTRATION BOARD UF EDUCATION J. W. CHAMBERS A. S. DAVIS C. H. DAY EDWIN GORE G. S. Joi-1NsoN B. A. LANCASTER FRANK TIGNER B. W. WHORTON It has been due to the broad vision and leadership of the Board of Edu- cation that LaGrange has become a city of fine schools. The Board has provided L. H. S. with the finest educational facilities and instruction. The youth of LaGrange-who will be the builders of tomorrow-are grateful for the opportunities which the Board has made available to them. 8 B. A. LANCASTER, superinlendent A.B., M.A. Mercer University University of Georgia Columbia University ynhder the. leadership of these two capable administrators it is certain that LaGrange High School will progress in the future as it has in the past. SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL MRs. FRANK TATUM Secretary to the superintendent W. W. KELLER, principal A. B., M. Ed. Erskine College Duke University University of Georgia MARIE DENNEY Secretary to the principal GLADYS MARGARET BROWN LILLIAN CLARK B.S. A.B., M.A. Georgia Teachers College LaGrange College, University Girls Physical Educaliong Ad- of North C3-mlma viser for Physical Education Englishg Adviser for Senior Club. Tri-Hi-Y. Homeroom l2A. CoNsrANcE DAY B.S., M.A. Georgia State College for Wo- men, Columbia University Home Economics,Healthg Ad- viser for F.H.A. and Granger Teen-Age Club. Homeroom 9C. WILLIAM jo!-IN DEAL B.A., B.S., M.M. Oglethorpe University, Geor- gia Teachers College, Northwestem University Band, Chorusg Adviser for Music Club. Homeroom IOC. SOME OF OUR MATH ANL SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACH ERS-Left to right: Mrs. Whit ley, Miss Falls, Mrs. Dean, Mrs Halman, Miss Owen, Coach Fowler, Miss Richardson, and Coach Mariotti. ANNIE LAURA FALLS R. FOWLER MRS. JACK FREEMAN A.B. B A A.B. MARGARET HALL A.B., M.S. Alabama College Piedmont College Shorter College LaGrange College, Al' Plone Ggomgny, Solid G5-om. World Historv: Adviser for Spanish, French, English: Ad- l'0lYt'5Chfuc Institute gl,-y, Alggbra: Adviser for Boys Physical Education Club viser for Romance Language Englzshg Adviser for Freshmen Tri . Hi . Y and and Freshman Hi-Y, Home- and junior Tri-Hi-Y. Home- Staff of Granger. room l0F. room l2C. llC. Teen-Age Club. Homeroom 9B. BERNICE LEGG Mus. HARVEY' HALMAN WILLIAM OLIVER HUNNICUTT FAI: KENT B.S., M.S. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Georgia State College for University of Georgia, University of Georgia, Emory B.A., M.A. u, Alabama Polytechnic Alabama Polytechnic Inst. University Women, Univ. of Georgla Institute Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Librariang Adviser for Libra- English: Adviser for junior Algebrag Adviser for junior Physical Education, Coachj ry Club and Library Assist- Tri-Hi-Y and Dramatics Club Red Cross. Homeroom llB. Adviser for L Club. ants Club. Homeroom IOB. Homeroom llA. Mas. A. WVIELLS MCCONNELL B.S., H.E. Lenoir Rhyne, WOIHHHYS College of the Univ. of North Carolina Healthy Homeroom l0G. TEACHERS OF FINE ARTS, SPORTS, AND COMMER- CIAL SUBJECTS AT L.H.S,- Left to right, first row: Miss Wilson, Miss Brown, Miss Pat- ton, Coach Hunnicutt. Second row: Mr. Deal, Mr. Waters, Mr. Sturdivant, and Miss Kent. ALFRED MARIOTTI A.B., M.A. Newberry College, Alabama Polytechnic Inst. Coach, Social Science, Physi- cal Educationg Adviser for Key Club. Homeroom 9G. MRS. ROBERT MlLl,ER DAvEs R. NICI-IOI5 B.A., B.S. B.S. jacksonville State Teachers Troy State College Algebra, Health: Adviser for Biology: Adviser for Biology Sophomore Hi-Y. Homeroom 11 Club. Homeroom l0E, 9F. Georgia State College for LOUISE OWEN A.B., M.A. Tift College, Emory University Government History, Adviser for Audio-Visual, junior Town Meeting, and Junior Hi-Y. Homeroom l2D. SCIENCE INSTRUCTORS Seated, left to right: Mrs. Miller, Miss Sherrill, Mrs. McConnell, Miss Day. Standing: Coach Nich- ols, zmd Mrs. Smith. BILLIE PATTON B.F.A. University of Georgia Ari' Adviser for Art Club and PATRICIA Quisuzy A.B. LaGrange College World History, Modern Eu- ' -- -- 1 ropean History, Adviser for fggffgqgfe TU H' Y' Home Student Council and Jr. Hivv. Homeroom 91 . Com L. RICHARDSON A.B., M.A. Agnes Scott College, University of Georgia History, Adviser for Business Staff of Granger. Homeroom l2B. Eusiz SI-Imxiu. B.S. Bowdon State College Physirs, General Science, Biology, and Aviation, Ad' viser for General Science Club. Homeroom l0D. Mas. RAYMOND Sivirm B.S., A.B. Georgia State College for Women, and LaGrange College English, Chemistry, Adviser for Phy-Chem Club. Home' mom IOA. ELIZABETH SMITHWICK O'rrIs W. STUILDIVANT A.B. B.S., M.A. LaGrange College Mississippi Southem Latin, English: Adviser for Typing, General Business, Latin Club. Homeroom 9.-X. Arithmetic, Business Arithmetic, Adviser for Sen- ior Commercial. Homerooru HE. ISMA SWAIN RUBEN. WATERS Mas. JOHN H. VVHITLEY BOBBIE GENE WILSON AB., M.A. B.S., M.Ed. A-B- A.B. Wesleyan College Georgia Teachers College LHGYHHEC College Alabama College University of Georgia University of Missouri Algebra, Englishg Adviser for Shgrlhand, Typemritingg .4 joumalism.lAdviser Indurlrial Arts, Adviser for Beta Club' Homeroom 9D' Visef for Junior Commeff Freshman Tfl'Hl'Y, Cla- Industrial Arts Club. Club, Sophomore Tri-Hi Granger Teen-Age Club Cheerleaders. Homeroom Homeroom l ID. GROUP OF ENGLISH TEACH ERS AT l.. H. S.-Left to right: Miss Clark, Miss Hall, Miss Swain, Miss Legg, Miss Smithwick, and Mrs. Freeman. Our good lunches at school this year were largely due to the care- ful planning of our two dieti- tians, Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Bishop. CLASSES WVILLIAM OWVEN GREENE, Preridffrit Owen Beta 3,43 Biology I, Vice Pres. 13 Cla- rion 2,3,4, Editor 43 Granger Editorial 23 Granger Teen-Age l,2,3,4, Sec. 43 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Sec. l,2,3, Pres. 4, Pres. Central West District Y Clubs 3,4, Dele- gate Youth Assembly 2,3,4, Rock Eagle Training Conference 33 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 jr. Town Meeting 4, Vice Pres, 43 Key 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 43 Key Club In- ternational 33 L 3,4, Sec. 43 Latin 2,3, Vice Pres. 33 Class Sec. l, Treas, 2, Pres. 3,43 Homeroom Pres. l,2,43 B Foot- ball 1,2, Varsity 3,43 Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 Honor's Day 1,23 Baccalaureate Usher 33 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 33 jr. Achievement 3,4. Vice Pres. 33 Mr. L.H.S. 4. SENIORS EDVVINA LORAINE FULLEH, Vice Presirienf Tuddie Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,43 Chorus 1,33 Clarion 3, 4, Business Mgr. 43 Commerr cial 4, Pres. 43 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4: Ir. Town Meeting 43 Key Club Sweet- heart 43 Student Council 33 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 43 Homeroom Pres. l,2,3,43 Class Sec. 2,3, Vice Pres. 43 Jr. Achievement 2,3, Sec. 2,33 Youth Assem- bly 33 Rock Eagle Training Conf. 3: Central West District Hi-Y Sweetheart 33 Homecoming Queen 43 Most Beauti- ful Girl 4. ALICE FAYE BASSETT, Secretary Alice Biology 1, Treas. 13 Cheerleader Var- sity l,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 3, Capt. 43 Clarion 3,4, Assoc. Ed. 43 Commercial 3,4, Vice Pres. 3,43 Granger Business 3,43 Gran- ger Teen-Age 4, Vice Pres, 43 jr. Red Cross, l,2,3,43 jr. Town Meeting 4, Treas. 43 Romance Language 2, Pres. 23 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Pres. l,2,3,43 Home- room Pres. l,2,43 Class Vice Pres. l,3, Pres. 2, Sec, 43 jr. Achievement 2,3,4, Sec. 33 Candidate for Sport Queen 2 Runner-up 23 Youth .Assembly 2,3 Homecoming Court 43 Miss L.H.S. 4. CLASS SPONSORS-Left to right: Miss Clark, Miss Richardson, Mrs. Free- man, and Miss Owen. JAMES HUBERT SIMS, JR., Treasurer Duck Audio-Visual 13 Granger Teen-Age 1 Hi-Y l,2,3,43 junior Town Meeting 4 L 2,3,4, Pres.43 Class Treas. 43 Home- room Vice Pres. 43 Varsity Footbal 2,3,4, Capt. 43 junior Red Cross, l,2,3,4. ENJAMIN PHILLIPS ALBRIGHT Phil ta 3,43 Chorus 23 'Granger Ed- rial 3,4. Editor 4: Granger en-Age 1,43 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Treas. Chaplain 43 jr. Red Cross 1,2, I Jr. Town Meeting 43 Key 3,4, ate and Local Sec. 43 Phy.- em. 3,4, Sec. 33 Student Coun- l 2, Student Council Conv. 23 X, Achievement 2,3, Pres. 2,3, :hievers Assn. 23 Honor Stu- :nt 1,2,3: SOJAC 2,33 Bacca- ureate Usher 33 Homeroom ce Pres. 1,33 Track 4. J. W. ANDREWS Dubby Biology 2,33 Granger Teen-Age 33 Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Romance Lan- guage l3 Student Council 43 Base- ball 43 junior Achievement 3,4. VVILLIAM Howimn ARNOLD Billy Clarion 3,4, Sports Editor 43 Granger Teen-Age lj Hi-Y l,2, 3,43 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4, Coun- cil 23 L 2,3,43 Student Council l3 B Team Football lj Varsity Football 2,3.4, All Region Hon orable Mention 3, Baseball 2,4. WMNE BAYLEM BENEFIELD, Benny Art 3,43 Audio-Visual 1,21 Gran- ger Teen-Age 2,3,43 Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 junior Red Cross l,2,3,43 Council 33 Homeroom Treas. 23 junior Achievement 2,3. IANICE ju.-xNiTA Bici Janice Band l,2,3,43 Biology 2, Sec. 2: Commercial 3,4, Sec.-Treas, 3-43 Granger Teen-Age 23 junior Red Cross l,2,3,43 jr. Town Meeting 43 Romance Language 13 Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Sec.- Treas, 23 Majorette 2,33 Drum Majorette 43 Most Talented Girl 4. SAMUAL D1xoN BLACK Elvis General Science 13 Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Industrial Arts 43 Junior Red Cross l,2,3,43 junior Town Meet- ing 43 Romance Language 2,33 junior Achievement 4. 17 EDITH SANDRA BLACKVVOOD Sandy F.H.A. 1,23 Junior Red Cross l,2, 3,43 junior Town Meeting 43 Tri- Hi-Y l,2,3,4j Physical Education 3,4. Dawn HOWARD BLANKENS1-nr' Dewey Biology 23 Chorus 43 Clarion 33 Granger Teen-Age 2,3,43 Hi-Y l,2,3,43 junior Fire Marshal 33 Baseball 4. FRANCES GRACE BRAND Grace Art 1, Art Convention l5 Chorus 2,3,45 Clarion 4, Editorial Staff 4, Exchange Editor 45 Granger Teen-Age 15 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Council 45 Library 3,4, 4th Dist. Library Assistants Club 2,3,4, 4th Dist. Library Conv. 3, Library Assistant 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Music 25 Student Council 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treas. l,4, Sec. 2,35 jr. Achievement 2,3, Sec. 2, Treas. 2. Pres. 3. LUCILLE EDITH BRYAN Cille Clarion 45 Commercial 45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Physical Education 2,35 junior Achievement 3, Sec. 3. EDWARD STANLEY BUTLER Ace Audio-Visual 35 Band l,2,3,4, All- District 35 Granger Teen-Age 45 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 junior Red Cross l,2,3,4, Council 1,25 Junior Town Meeting 45 Music 4, SUsANNE DANIEL Susanne Chorus l5 Granger Business 45 Granger Editorial l,2,3,4, Assoc. Ed. 45 Granger Teen-Age l,2,3,45 Ir. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Jr. Town Meeting 45 Latin 15 Library Club 45 Romance Language 35 Student Council 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 45 jr. Achievement 2,35 Treas. 25 Rock Eagle Training Conference 35 Tennis 2,3,4, Regional Meet 2,3, State Meet 35 Homecoming Court 4. FRANK ELLIS DARDEN, JR. Moose General Science l5 Granger Teen- Age 35 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 L 3,45 Mathemat- ics 3, Pres. 35 Romance Lan' guage 25 Homeroom Vice Pres. 4, Treas. l5 B Football lg Varsity Football 2,3,45 All-State Honora- ble Mention 45 Track 354. 18 HILDA QUINN DUNCAN Duncan Clarion 45 Commercial 45 jr Red Cross l,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2 3,45 Phys. Ed. 2,35 jr. Achieve- ment 2,3, Treas. 2, Pres. 35 SO- IAC 2.3, JERRY EDWIN CALDWELL njenwy., Art l: Clarion 3,45 T Age 1,25 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Arts 2: jr. Red Cross Town Meeting 45 Phy Homeroom Vice Pres. lg jr Cross Council 35 Basketball l,25 Football Mgr. l,2' Achievement 2,4. RUBEN CLARENCE ESTES Rube Industrial Arts 3,4, Pres. ior Red Cross l,2,3,45 Town Meeting 4. 21 CHARLES ZANE CATER General Science 1 2 Vice Pres 2 H1Y 1234 Jr Red Cross 123 Jr Town Meeting 4 Phy Chem 4 Jr Achlevement 234 Pres 3 4 Dramatics Club 34 Treas 4 DELoREs ANN COOPER Lme FHA 1 Jr Red Cross 1234 Council 1 Jr Town Meeting 4 Library Club 2 Tri H1 Y 12 3 4 Dramatics Club 34 Jun1or AchIevement 34 Sec 4 NIA JAC 4 JANE CROKER jane Tri H1 Y 124 Band 124 B101 ogy Club 2 3 Romance Lan guage 12 Editorial Staff 3 4 Jr Town Meeting 4 Jr Achieve ment 2 Beta Club 4 VANCY LEE DANIEL Nancy Band 12 3 4 Majorette 2 3 4 B Team Cheerleader 23 Cla nan 4 Granger Teen Age 4 J Red Cross 12 34 Jr Town Meeting 4 Latm 12 Romance Language 34 Pres 4 Tr1 H1 Y 1234 Homeroom Pres 1 Sec Treas. 2,35 Rock Eagle Training Camp 3' Homecoming Court 4. PIIISCELLA JANICE FIELDS Gert Chorus 1,2,3,43 F.H.A. 15 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Junior Town Meeting 45 Junior Achievement 35 Mathematics 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. CAROLYN SUE FINCI-IER Carolyn Biology 25 Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. 1,45 Junior Town Meeting 45 Phy -Chem. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 15 Junior Achievement 3. 19 FRANCES ELIZABETH FINNEY Francie Band 15 Clarion 45 Granger Teen-Age 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 25 Junior Town Meeting 45 Latin 15 Library Club 3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Vice Pres. 1, Sec. 2. WILLIAM THOMAS FLING ayogi.. Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Library Club 3-45 Junior Achievement 3,45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. BARBARA LILLIAN FowLER Barbara Granger Teen-Age l,23 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 jr. Town Meeting 43 Latin 1,23 Pry.-Chem. 43 Ro- mance Language 33 Student Council 23 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Homeroom Vice Pres. l. JANETTE CLAIRE FowI.ER jenny Band lg Chorus 2,3,43 F.H.A. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,33 junior Red Cross l,2,3,4. EDWIN RlISSEl.I, FRYER Russ Audio-Visual 23 General Science 13 Hi-Y l,2,3,43 junior Red Cross 3: Phys.-Chem. 43 Baseball 2,3,4. NANCY JEAN GIBSON Gibbie Beta 3,43 Biology 23 Chorus 3,43 F.H.A. l,4, Program man 43 jr, Red Cross Council 13 Jr. Town Meeting Romance Language 33 Tri-Hi l,2,3,43 jr. Achievement 2, Sec. Honor Student 13 Gradua lfsher 3. MYRA Jo HAWKINS Gubus IACKIE LOUISE HEARD jackie Band l,2,3,43 Commercial 3,43 jr. F.H.A. 13 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 jr. Town jr. Town Meeting 43 Tri-Hi-Y Meeting 41 Latin 1,22 Tri-Hi-Y 1,33 Physical Education 3,4, l,2,3,4. Treas. 4. SARAH ANNE'l l'E HENDERSON Sarah Commercial 43 F.H.A. 1,21 Gran- ger Editorial 43 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Phys. Ed. Club 2,33 jr. Achievement 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 33 Sales Manager 33 Library Assistant l,2, WALTER OLEN HENDRIX Walter Granger Teen-Age 3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Town Meeting 4, Pres. 43 3,4, Treas. 43 Phy.-Chem. Pres, 43 Romance Language Homeroom Vice Pres. 2, Pres. jr. Achievement 2,35 Honor dent 2,33 Baseball 3,43 B ketball 1,23 Homecoming cort 4. MARCUS GoRnoN Hicks, JR Butch Audio-Visual 43 Hi-Y 2,3,43 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 Mathematics 2,3, Program Chairman 33 jr. Achievement 3,4, Sales Manager 3,4. JANICE LANEI.l.li HILL jan Art l,2,3,43 Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 43 Granger Teen-Age 43 jr. Red Cross 1,233,443 Jr. Town Meeting 43 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Jr. Achieve- ment 3, Sec. 33 Honor Student I. 21 KENNETH EDWARD HOLSOMBECK Ho.sie Audio-Visual 33 General Science l, Treas, lg Granger Teen-Age 23 Hi4Y l,2,3,43 Industrial Arts, 2, Sec. 23 Jr. Red Cross 12,3345 L 43 Student Council 43 B Foot- ball l,2, Varsity 3,43 Homeroom Sec. 1, MABLE ANN HORNE Mable Art 33 Chorus lg jr. Red Cross 12,3343 Library Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,43 Library Assistants Club l,2,3,4. MARY ELIZABETH Houze Libby Band l,2,3,4, Combo 2,5,4, Ma- jorette 2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 Granger Teen-Age 15 Jr. Town Meeting 45 Library Club 25 Music 3, Vice Pres. 35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Home- room Vice Pres. 1,25 Jr. Achieve- ment 3, Vice-Pres. 3. EVALYN ANNE RANDOLPH Hun: Anne Beta 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Granger Business 5,45 Jr. Town Meeting 4, Sec. 45 Latin Club 1,25 Phy- Chem 45 Romance Language 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Vice-Pres. l, Sec. 2,3, Chaplain 45 Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Jr. Achievement 4, Treas. 45 Graduation Usher 35 Most Intellectual Girl 45 Honor Student l,2,3. BARBARA Jo JONES Bobbie Clarion 45 Commercial 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Physical Education 2, 3. EvDRn'rr EDWARD JONES, JR. ..Ed,, Granger Teen-Age 1, 2, 3, 45Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Town Meeting 45 L 3, 45 Latin 1, 2, Pres. 25 Phy-Chem 35 B Foot- ball 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 45 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Sec.-Treas. 35 Cutest Boy 4. NANCY PEARL HUNT Nancy Clarion 45 Granger Teen-Age 1, 23 Jr. Red Cross l,2,8,45 Jr, Town Meeting 45 Library Club l,2, Li- brary Assistant 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Fourth District Library Club 3, 4, Library Assistants Club 3,4, Sec. 45 Jr. Achievement 3, Vice- Pres. 35 Homecoming Court 45 Cutest Girl 45 Homeroom Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2. JOHN PAUL JONES JULIUS WILLIAM JORDAN JR john Paul Bzlly Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts Art 1 2 Claxrzon 1 2 H1Y 45 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin r Red Cross l 2 3 4 Club 2, 3. 22 PEARL ADEL1. KEEBLE Shartie Commercial 3, 45 F.H.A. 13 Ju- nior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Tri- HRVY 1. 2, 3, 43 Physical Educa- tion Club 2. EMILY DIANNE KETZKY Emily Band lg Biology 13 Clarion 4, Asst. Business Mgr. 43 Grange1 Business 3, 4g Granger Teen-Age 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Ir. Town Meeting 43 Latin 23 Library Club 3, 4, Program Chm. 45 Student Council lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Achievement 3, Pres. 3, Achiever's Assn. 3, Vice- Pres. 3, SOJAC 3-. CURTIS RONALD KEY Butterbean Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Industrial Arts 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, junior Red Cross l 2, 3, 43 junior Town Meeting 33 junior Achievement 3, 4, Produc- tion Manager 3. SONDRA ALLENE Knmv Sam Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial 3, 43 General Science 2: Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. GLENDA CAROL Krrr CHARLIE LEE KNIGHT FRANKLIN EUGENE KNIGHT Glenda Charlie Gene jr. Commercial 45 Jr. Red Cross Audio-Visual 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Audio-Visual 1, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 1, 2, 3, 45 Music I5 Romance Hi-Y 3, 45 Mathematics 25 junior Industrial Arts 1, 2, 35 Junior Language 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 B Foot- Dramatics Club 2, 35 Jr. Achieve- ball 2, Varsity Foolball 3. 4: JU- ment 2, 3, Sec. 2, 3. nior Fire Marshall. HAROLD TRAYLOR MCDONALD Traylor Mac Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts 35 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Coun- cil l5 Library 45 B Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 25 Jr. Fire Marshall 35 State Indus- trail Arts Award 3. LINDA JEAN LATIMER Peanuts Band l, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, Combo 2, 35 Beta 3, 4, Sec. 45 Granger Business 45 Granger Teen-Age 1, 25 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Town Meeting 45 Latin 25 Music 35 Phy-Chem 4, Sec. 45 Student Council 15 Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 15 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 25 jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Vice- Pres. 4, SOJAC5 Youth Assembly: Honor Student l, 2, 35 Gradua- tion Usher 3. SALLY BAxuuNcElz MCLEOD Sally Band 15 Biology 15 B Cheer- leader 45 Granger Business 45 Granger Teen-Age 1, 2, 3, 4, Pub- licity Chairman 45 jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Sec. 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 15 Library Assistant l, 2, 3, 45 Li- brary Assistants Club l, 2, 3, 4. 1 24 GEORGE THOMAS MAHAFFEY Tomm 7 Biology 3, Treas. 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts 2: L 3, 45 B Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 45 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT Ct-1Es'rEn MALLORY Bobby Art 25 Audio-Visual 15 Granger Teen-Age 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Council I, 25 jr. Town Meeting 45 L 45 Library Club 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 4, B Football 1, 2: Junior Achievement 35 Home- coming Escort 4. THOMAS Lowa john 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 3, 45 Granger Business 41 Teen-Age lg Hi-Y 1, 2, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 45 Jr. own Meeting 43 Key 3, 43 Phy. 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Student 1, 53 Baccalaureate Usher American History Award Achievement 4, Most Boy 4: First Place est Georgia Science Fair 33 Student l, 2, 3, JUDITH Lizicl-I LYNCH Ajudyn Clarion 4, Asst. Advertising Mgr. 4, jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 jr Town Meeting 43 Music lg Tri- Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chair- man 43 Homeroom Vice-Pres, 1 Sec.-Treas. 35 Dramatics Club 2 33 Phys, Ed. 4g jr. Achievement 4i SANDRA GAY McCLm.LAN Sandy Art 3, Publicity Chairman 3: Bi- ology lg Chorus 3, 4, Ensemble 3: Jr. Town Meeting 4, Library Club 4, Publicity Chairman 43 Student Council 45 Tri4Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3: jr. Achievement 2, Sec. 2. ELEANOR JANE MCCONNELL lane Clarion 4: Commercial 33 F.H.A. 23 Granger Teen-Age 1, 23 jr. Red Cross 15 Jr. Town Meeting 43 Library Club 1, 23 Music 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Treas. 1, Sec. 2: Phys. Ed. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4. Ed 2, 3, 45 Project Chair- Talented Boy 4. 4, Jr. Achievement 3, Sec. 3. MARY EMMA MATTHEWS CHARLES HUNTER MILAM, III JIMMY FRANK Moiuus FRED EDWARD MURPHY, IR- Red Hunter-' ulimmyv Freddie ' S: F.H.A. 1: Junior Red Arr lg Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1.2, 3, Audio-Visual 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Grangw TCC?-Age 11 H1-Y 1. 2, 1 2, 3, 4, junior Town 43 Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 5, 43 jr, Physical Education Club 4g Ju- 3, 45 lf1d11SlflH1 Arts 1: Latin l, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Achievement 2, 3, Treas. 3, Most nior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4- 21 Jumof Red CIOSS 11 2, 5, 4- 25 MARY NEwsoIvI PEARL MILDRED NICHOISON ANNIE FAYE NoLEs FREDERICK LEE O'NEAL Ml1Ty Minnie Pearl Faye Shelby Art 3: Biology 2, Commercial 43 Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4g Romance F.H-A. 1, 2: IUI1i01' Red Cross 1, AH 35 AUC110'V15UH1 4: Granger Teen-Age 1, 25 jr. Red Language 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 2, 3, 43 junior Town Meeting 4, ogy lg Granger Teen-Age 2 Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club lg 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Treas. 4, Library Club 2: Tri-Hi4Y 1, 2. 3- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Jl1Hi0r Red Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: jr. Achieve- Program Chm. 43 jr. Achieve- 1, 2, JT- Red Cross Council 1 ment 2. ment 4. junior Town Achievement 3, 43 B 1, 2. DIzLoRIs PHILLIPS Locky Biology 35 F.H.A. l, 23 jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Rep, lg jr. Town Meeting 45 Student Council 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Sec. 25 Phys. Ed. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 jr. Achievement 3. HELEN Joy PHILLIPS Ajay., ' Biology 23 Clarzon 43 Commer- cial 4g jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 45 jr. Town Meeting 43 Romance Lan- guage 3, Treas. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Hillcrest School: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Program Chairman 13 Jr. Red Cross 1, Red Cross Council 1. SANDRA JEAN PHILLIPS SHIRLEY. ANN PIKE Sandra Slim Biology 2: -'BH Cheerleader 43 Biology 23 Clarzon4gSen1or Chorus lg Clarion 45 F.H.A. lg merelql 4: Jr. Red Cross 1 Granger Teen-Age 13 jr. Red 41 TTl'H1'Y 1, 25 3, 45 Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Library 3, 4, 3- Pfogfam Chalfmafl 33 vice-Pres. 4g Tri'Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Achievement 2, 3, 4, Sec. Homeroom Sec. Treas. 2, 3: V1Ce'Pfe5- 4, SOJAC 1 I 26 2, 3, Best salesman in Jr. I ment 3. Room CLARK PARMER BARBARA PATTERSON Roger Bobbye Biology 25 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 junior F.H.A. 15 junior Red Cross l, 2, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Key 45 L 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3- 2, 3, 45 Jr. Achievement 35 Track 2, 3, 45 B Football 2, Var- sity 3, 4. HUGH MICHAEL PA'r'r1LLo Mike Biology l5 Chorus 1, 25 Granger Teen-Age 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Town Meeting 45 L 3, 45 Latin 25 Phy-Chem 35 HB Football 25 Track l, 2, 3, 45 jr, Achievement 4, Pres. 4. MARIAN FAYE PAYNE Queenie jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Town Meeting 45 Library Club 15 Tri- Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Phys. Ed. 3, 4, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, Pres. 3. SANDRA ANITA PoLR Sandy Biology 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Student Council 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Treas. l, Vice-Pres. 35 Dramatics 35 Phys. Ed. 4. josEPH ANDREW RAGSDALE Andy Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts 2: jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 jr. Red Cross Council 2, 3, 45 jr. Achievement 3, 4, Vice'Pres. 3, gres. 45 Homeroom Vice-Pres. l, ELEANOR ELIZABETH Rem JEAN ROBINSON Bettyf' Jeanie Biology 2, Treas. 25 Commercial F.H.A. 15 Granger Teen-Age 25 3, 45 Granger Teen-Age 1, 2: Jr. Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Town Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y l, Meeting 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3,49 Jr. Achievement 2. Phys. Ed. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Achieve- ment 3. 27 LEWIS FRANKLIN ROBINSON Lewis Audio-Visual 23 Biology 23 C1104 rus 43 Granger Teen-Age 1, 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Town Meet- ing 33 L 3, 43 Romance Lan- guage 33 B Football 1, 2, Var- sity 3, 43 B Basketball 1, 23 Jr. Achievement 2, 3. MARY FRANCES SMITI-I Fran Commercial 43 General Science 23 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 jr, Town Meeting 43 Romance Language 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Achieve- ment 3. GEORGE SAMPSON George Audio-Visual 3, 4, Pres. 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Granger Business 43 Granger Teen-Age 13 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 13 Jr. Achievement 2, 3, Treas. 3: Key 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 2, Student Council Conv. 23 C. A. P. Aviation Scholarship 33 Honor Student 33 B Football I3 Baccalaureate Usher 3. MARICJN LI.oYn SEEGAR Lloyd Newnan: Beta 33 Georgia Boy's State 33 LaGrange: Beta 4g Hi-Y 23 Latin 13 Phy-Chem 43 District and State Science Fair 3, 4. SANDRA FAITH SLAUGI-ITER Faithy Chorus l, 3, 43 Clarion 43 mercial 43 F.H.A. 33 junior Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 43 Junior Achievement 4, Sec. VERNON MICHAEL SMITH IRIS SPIRES CAROLYN LEE STILL Rabbit Iris ' Lee Band l, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 3, 43 Jr. Band 13 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Red Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 C0If1U1BfCi2'1l Rgd Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Music 49 Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Cguncil 23 jr, 3, 43 F.H.A. 13 General Sciencel jr, Achievement 2, S3135 Mana. Town Meeting 43 Latin 33 Tri- Granger Teen-Age l, 2, 3: Math. ger 23 Industrial Arts Fair 2, 3. Hi-Y1,2, 3, 4. 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Red Cross Rep. 33 jr. Achievement 3, 4, Treas. 3, SO-IAC 4. NAN MARIE TAYLOR Res Commercial 43 F.H.A. 1,'2: Granger Teen-Age 1, 43 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 33 Libraxy Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 43 I-Iomeroom Sec.fTreas. 23 Jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, 3. Treas. 2, 4, Achiever's Assn, 3, Sec. 8. ANNE1'rE THoMPsoN Touts F.H.A. 1, 23 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 23 Jr. Town Meet- ing 43 Math. 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Phys, Ed. 2. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 43 jr. Achievement 2, 3, Sec. 33 Dramatics 2, 33 Oilice Assistant 4. BARBARA ANNE THOMPSON jmuw MAX TRAYLOR Barb Traylor Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 ju- Biology 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 jr. Red nior Town Meeting 43 Tri-Hi-Y Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Mathematics 23 1, 2, 3, 43 Phys. Ed. 4. Phy-Chem 43 B Basketball 1, 2. CHARLEY RAYMOND TREADWELL Raymond Audio-Visual 43 General Science 13 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g junior Town Meeting 43 B Football 2. JERRY WAYNE TURNER Smiley Hi-Y l, 3, 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Town Meeting 43 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Li- brary Assistants Club 3, 43 Li- brary Assistant 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Achievement 2, 3. Joi-iN CHARLES KENNETH TURNER Tina Biology 2, Vice-Pres. 23 Clarion 43 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 43 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Town Meeting 43 Math. lg Homeroom Treas. 3, Pres. 43 B Football 1, Varsity 43 Dramatics 4, Vice-Pres. 4. JANICE DIANNE UNDERWOOD Underwood Commercial 43 F.H.A. 2, Chm. 23 General Science Granger Teen-Age 13 jr. T Meeting 43 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3 Red Cross 23 Phys. Ed. 3. TRAMEL ANDREW WHITE, JR. Tim Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, All-State 33 Granger Teen-Age 43 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 jr. Town Meeting 43 Music 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 23 Phy- Chem 3, 4, Treas. 43 jr. Achieve- ment 2, 3, Treas. 33 Tennis 33 Dramatics Club 1. CLARENCE MARK Wx-IITEHEAD Mark Band l, 2, 3, Combo 2, 33 Beta 3, 43 Granger Business 2, 3, 4, Manager 43 Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Workshop 33 Granger Teen-Age 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Youth Assembly 43 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 23 jr. Town Meeting 43 Latin 1, 23 Phy-Chem 33 Romance Lan- guage 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Ga. State Science Fair 2, 3, First Place 2, Third Place 33 Honor Student l, 2, 33 Baccalaureate Usher 83 Rotarian of the Month 43 Home- coming Escort 4. GARY BROWN Wmrtocx Whit Granger Teen-Age l, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 1, 2, Vice- Pres. 4, Delegate to Youth As- sembly 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 L 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Romance Language lg Program Chairman 13 Class Treas, 13 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1, 23 All- Region Football 3, Honorable- Mention All-State 3, Georgia Prep Back of Week 3, Lion's Club Back of Week 33 B Bas- ketball l, Varsity 32, 3, 43 Base- ball 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 43 Most Athletic Boy 4. 30 SANDRA DELORES WILLIAMS SLl7ldTll Biology lg Jr. Red Cross 1, 43 Library Club 2, 3, 4, - Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Library ant l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. District Library Assistant's 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Iv Sec. l, Vice-Pres. 2, 33 Home room Sec.-Treas. 1, Pres. 2, 33 Winter Games Sports Queen Candidate 33 Most Athletic Girl McKENz1E WALLACE Toum Meeting 43 L 3, 4 l, 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Vice-Pres. 2: B l, 2, Varsity 3, 43 Base- Bovn W1Ns'roN WALLS Hockyu Audio-Visual 13 Clarion 3, 43 Hi- Y l, 2, 3, 43 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Town Meeting 43 L 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Representative 13 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 3, Sec.- Treas. 4g Baseball 2, 3, 43 B Football l, 2, Varsity 3, 43 Youth Assembly 3: Chaplain at Rock Eagle 33 jr. Achievement 2, 3. ELLIS JAMES WELBORN Welborn Audio-Visual 43 Hi-Y 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Town Meeting 43 Mathematics Club 2. EucENiA LAMON1' WHITE Jeannie Band l, 2, 3, 43 Biology 23 Granger Teen-Age 1, 23 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Romance Language 13 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Achievement 3. Luie Scorr Woon LINDA GAIL WOODRUFF SYBIL JEANNETTE YAREROUG1-t .. ,. .. I .fsybn Gai 0-Visual 23 Chorus l, 2, 3, Commercial 43 junior Red Cross F.H.A. 13 Granger Teen-Age 43 Granger Teen-Age l3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 jr. Town Meeting 4g Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Town 3, 43 jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Library 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Jr. Meeting 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 43 Library 43 Student Coun- Achievement 4. Physical Education Club 2, 3, 4, 13 Homeroom Sec. Treas. 4g Pres. 33 Homeroom Vice Pres. 1. 33 Most Handsome 43 13 B Football 1, 2, 31 DAvm HOLDER YATES David Hi-Y 2, 33 jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 L 2, 33 Student Council 23 jr. Fire Marshal 33 Homeroom Vice- Pres. 43 Homecoming Escort 43 'B Football l, Varsity 2, 3, 4. Left to right: Myron Marchman, Jerry Anglin, Martha Ann Prince, and Judy Moon. CLASS OFFICERS President ..... . . . MARTHA ANNE PRINCE Vice President .... ....,.... J UDY MooN Sfcfetafy. . . . . . MYRON MARCHMAN Treasurer ,,., ,,,,, J may ANGLIN JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Left to right: Miss Hall, Miss Legg, Mrs, Halman, Mr. Sturdi- vant, and Miss Wilson. Rau' I Adams, Joe Adcock, janice Anglin, jerry Row III Beard, Donald Belcher, Janet Binns, Mary Benson Boggus, Solon Row 1 Brown, Palsy Brown, Willa Dean Bruce, Martha Ann Burke, Felton Bnrson, jimmy Butler, Kenneth Bryan, Peggy Rom II Ashley, Brenda Baker, jerry Baker, Linda Row IV Bowles, Faye Boyd, Barbara Brazil, Judy Brooks, james Robert Brown, Billy Row VI Cagle, Thurman' Cantrell, Claudia Cater, Betty Childs, Eloise Childs, Geraldine Churchill, Pat Clark, Benny Rau I Colley, joe Cook, Mellxa Crenshaw, Truim Cumby, Betty Dance, Walter Davis, Deedic Davis Paul Dennis Johnny Denny, Nelda Edmondson, Voncil Edmondson, Wayne Ron II e Davis, Lynda Row III Finney, Susan Floyd, Joe Ford, Charles Foster, Frankie Fuller, Wynerte Row I' Golden, Elmer Gordon, Ronnie Grant, Billy Ely, Leonard Fincher, Sherill Ron' II' Gay, Steve Gibson, Marilyn Gladney, Betty jane Glover, VVimberly Row VI Gray, jerry Green, Nancy Henry, Barbara Hou' I Henry, Xkaighls Holmes, Allen Hornsby, Sillflllly Hou' III Alacobs, Don james, Paula jessup, Clarence johnson, Gary Row V King, Rosezane Kirby, Barbara Kirby, YVyaIt Lipham, Linda Little, XVayne Livingston, Barbara McPhail, Carolyn Rau' Il Howell. Larry Huckahec, Marlin Huff, Paula Run' ll' jones, Brenda 01168, Earl ones, jacq uclin jones, Plea Key, Roy ,I l Row VI Marchman, Myron Marlowe, Juan Marshall, Ann Meadows, Coleman Moon, jndy Moore, Brenda Moorhead, Marcia janv.. Row I Morgan, Claire Mott, Bobby Mullinax, Judy Mullins, Emily Mullins, Emmett Newberry, Nancy Nichols, Milton Run' III Price, Lane Prince, Martha Ann Reese, Frank Reese. Janie Lon Rice, Joyce lion' I' Rowe, Dorothy Scarbrough, liillee I-'aye Shelnutt, Lanier Row II Noles, JoAnne Odom, Diane Page, Lamar Parker, Paul Phillips, Sylvia Pitts, Ronnie Porter, Suella Ron' I V Rich ardson, joel Robinson. jean Robinson, Martha Sui Robinson, Peter Ron' l'l Shuford, Freda Smedley, Mary Anne Sinilh, Bobby Row I Smith, Janice Storey, Eugene Taylor, Martha Rqow III Toney, Nell Tucker, Elderenc Tucker, Roy l'pch urch, Joanne Rau' V Woodson, Niek Xlioody, Sandra Hlyatt, Smith Vllyche, Charles Yarbrough, Linda Yates, Joyce Nou' ll Thompson, Ann Thompson, Marie 'I'hompson, Virginia Ron' ll' lVelborn, H. Whatley, Robert White, Lamar Williams, Nancy Williams, Richard CLASS OFFICERS - Bottom to top: Gay Jackson, Elizabeth Wyatt, Diane Ayers, and Bobby Beck. SOPHUMURES OFFICERS President ...... BOBBY BECK Vice President ....... DIANE AYERS Secretary ....... ELIZABETH WYATT T7'CHSU7'67' .... ...... G AY JACKSON SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS - Seated, left to right: Mrs, McConnell, Miss Sherrill, Miss Kent. Standing: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Deal, and Coach Fowler. Abbott, Larry Aldridge, Terry Alford, Diane Anderson, Charles Anderson, james Anglin, Marvin Alsobrooks, Hulun Amold, Edna Arrington, john Ayers, Diane Bailey, Mary Ann Barber, Beverly Bechdol, Linda Beck, Bobby Benecke, Ernest Benefreld, Phil Bishop, Kenneth Bledsoe, Douglas Bledsoe, Larry Borders, Homer Boyd, Tommie Lou Bradley, H. B. Brazell, Willodene Bridwell, Margaret Brooks, joe Brown, Brenda Bryan, jimmy Bryant, Sandra Buckelew, Barbara Burgess, Wayne Campbell, Mary joyce Cardwell, Thomas Carter, Michael Causey, Janice Cauthen, Gerald Chambers, Barbara Cheek, Mickey Cherry, Sheran Clark, Charles Clark, Margaret Clerke, Suzanne Cochran, Linda Cone, Annette Cook, Dawn Cook, George Culpepper, Sandra Daniel, Frankie Darden, Alice Davidson, Judy Davis, James Alvin DeLamar, Larry Dennis, Daniel Dickinson, Ann Dodgen, johnny Dudley, Arthur Duncan, Ann Dunn, Donnie Eady, jimmy Estes, Kenneth Evans, Diane Evans, Esther Fields, joy Fowler, Carolyn Franklin, Mickey Freeman, Margaret Garner, Charles Garner, Melanie Gates, Patsy Gordy, Bonnie Gower, Grady Graves, Martha Hand, Lea Hanner, Eddie Hanner, jerry Haralson, Dorothy Haralson, Lonnie Hardy, Mary Ellen Harrington, Neal Harry, Carol Harvel, Bobbie Head, Phillip Heamburg, Billy Henry, Betty Henry, Martha Herault, Pete Herrington, Billy Holder, Pat Holliday, Diana Holstun, Judy Hornsby, Larry Howard, Wallace Huie, Elise Hunt, Edwin Hutchinson, Fred Jackson, Gay Jackson, Ramon Jenkins, Ernest Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Bill Jones, Winston Kaminsky, Jerry Kelley, Melissa Key, Peggy Kilgore, Ronnie Kite, Gail Knight, James Knighton, Margaret Laney, Elaine Langley, Jane Lee, Tyrone Lester, Buddy Linch, Kelly Lipham, Carolyn Littlefreld, Sonja Maddox, Herman Maddox, Hilda Mahaffey, Donnie Marshall, Jeanette McCord, Sammy McDaniel, James McLendon, Brenda McGuoirk, Suzanne Medlock, Sandra Messer, Douglas Milam, Judson Mitchell, John Moncus, Gloria Moore, Jerry Morgan, Ervin Nasworthy, Brenda Neighbors, Lamar Nelms, Joyce Newell, Jacqueline Nickles, Anne Noles, Faye Parmer, Brenda Pattillo, Frank Pike, Eugene Potts, Shelby Powers, Mladene Prescott, Charles Reed, Isabelle Reeves, Bobby Roberts, Terry Robinson, Donnie Robinson, Gus Robinson, Linda Ann Rollins, Elaine Schmitz, Tonidean Senn, Annette Sharman, Brenda Shearer, Catherine Sheets, Lamar Shelnutt, Rosa Sims, Brenda Sims, Elizabeth Skelton, jerry Smith, Anna Smith, Bill Smith, Carol Smith, jay Spears, Eugene Spradlin, L. J., jr. Stephens, Janice Stewart, Jimmie Stone, Buddy Swanson, joan Tatum, Amelia Yarbrough, Sherry Yearta Lonnie IN MEMORIAM DONALD BENEFIELD 19424957 I am the Resurrection and the life: he that believ- eth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: and whosoever liveth and believeth in me, shall never die. Tatum, Franklin Taylor, Beth Thompson, Betty Thompson, Floyd Thompson, Philip Timms, Patricia Traylor, Brenda jo Treadwell, Janice Trent, Freda Turner, Lana Faye Upchurch, Bobby Vaughn, Morgan Vowell, Mary Wagnon, Sharon Walls, Hueal Warlick, Johnny Weeks, Thomas White, Carolyn White, Ronnie Whitman, Hollis Williams, jimmy Williams, Larry Williams, Linda Williams, Marvin Wilson, Margie Wood, Martha Anne Woodruff, Mary Anne Wright, Anne Wyatt, Elizabeth Yarbrough, jean CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Ted Alford, vice presidentg Pat Hunnicutt, secretaryg Bill Davidson, treasurer: and Rob Albright, president. FRESHMAN CLASS W fi wf CLASS SPONSORS - Left row: Mrs. Whitley, Miss Patton, Miss Smithwick, Miss Swain, Miss Falls. Right row: Mrs. Dean, Coach Nichols, Miss Day, and Coach Mariotti. Abbott, Barbara Adair, Mike Albright, Rob Alford, Ted Allman, Pat Andrews, Bobby Bagley, Earl Bales, Patricia Barfreld, Betty Bolt, Wanda Jean Bonner, Beverly Ann Bowers, Barbara Bowles, Terrell Boyd, Kathleen Brand, Joel Brazil, Joe Breed, Bradford Brooks, Hilton Brown, Gary Brown, Judy Bryan, Lutrell Burgess, Eugenia Burnham, Jayne Buttrum, Jerry Caldwell, Edward Cantrell, George Carr, Tony Carter, Johnny Cason, Mike Cavender, E. J. Cavender, Janice Chambers, Joyce Chatham, Roy Lee Clark, Charlotte Coates, Paulette Cofield, Florence Cole, Allen Cole, Mary Lee Cook, Linda Cook, Wanda Cooley, Carolyn Cooper, Rose Cox, Eugene Cox, Nathan Crews, june Crews, Linda Culbreth, Larry Cupp, Fay Daniel, Danny Daniel, Wesley Darden, Bubber Davidson, Bill Davis, Mike Davis, Ronald Dollar, Linda Ely, Sarah jane Edge, Emily Evans, Rodney Fincher, Geraldine Fincher, Rosalyn Foster, Randy Foster, Stanley Fowler, William Freeman, Billie jean Freeman, Julianne Freeman, Tommy Gilbert, Larry Gladney, Harold Goodwin, jimmy Grace, Kenneth Gray, jimmy Gray, Ronald Grier, Rogene Griffin, Jerry Griliin, Mary Frances Grizzard, Janice Hale, Brenda Hamer, Elwyn Harris, Ginger Hendricks, joe Hendrix, Charles Hess, Susan Hester, Elvis Holliday, Mary Lee Houze. Bill Hubbard, Jean Hunnicutt, Pat Hyatt, Billy joe James, Toby jarrell, Louise johnson, Amanda johnson, Thomas jones, Ann Jones, jimmy jones, Mary Nell Jones, Robert jones, Wiley Jordan, Jimmy Kersey, Suzanne Key, Barry King, Bernice King, Mike King, Patricia Kinsley, Cheryl Kirby, Bobby Kirby, Tommy Kistler, Johnnie Knight, Charles Knight, Lynda Ann Knight, Linda Ruth Lane, Freddie Langford, Barbara Lanier, Ronald Lord, Neil Lowe, jane Luper, Gary McCall, Russell McClellan, Douglas McDaniel, Nickie McDowell, Nancy Maddox, Linda Magouirk, Michael Mansour, Priscilla Martin, jerry Mathews, Nancy Matthews, Ben Matthews, jimmy May, Freddie Milam, Charles Mills, Sally Mobley, Joyce Moon, Mae Moore, Francis Moore, Mary Morgan, Sandra Morris, Bobby Jean Morrow, Glenda Morrow, Imogene Mullinax, Linda Murray, Betty jo Neely, Sue Neil, Patricia Nelson, Patricia Newberry, Donald Newsom, Martha Nicholson, Annette Nickles, Betty Oliver, Annelle Overton, Linda Parker, Eugene Payton, Carol Perkerson, Louise Perry, jimmy Phipps, Gloria Pierce, Patricia Pitts, Buddy -Poole, Martha Ann Price, Gail Ray, Donna Reason, Wayne Reeves, Robert Rholetter, Wylene Rice, Billie Jean Rice, Paul Richardson, Brenda Ridley, Rochelle Roberts, Jackie Roberts, Judy Robinson, Penny Robinson, Thomas Ross, Homer Roye, Jolene Sampson, Miriam Sanderson, Mickey Shelnutt, Faith Shepherd, Joyce Shierling, Wayne Shumake, Janice Skelton, Sue Sledge, Teddy Smallwood, James Smith, Billy Smith, David Smith, Jimmy Smith, Rita Gail Solomon, Charlie South, Henry Stephens, LeGrand Stewart, Ellen Stewart, Patricia Strack, Harry Struletz, Ina Sweat, Virginia Talley, Roy Taylor, John Thrash, Jo Ann Tucker, Delbert Turner, Jimmy Veal, Jackie lVaits, Lavonia Walburn, Alberta Walburn, Sandra Wallace, Norma WVarlick, Don Webb, jorene Vfelborn, Brenda Welborn, Grady Whitlock, Becky VVidgeon, Betty Wilder, Don lNilliams, Alfred Williams, Peggy Wright, Electra VVright, Martha Anne Wyche, Patricia Who's chicken? 50 What is this? Madness!! GUESS WHO. GUESS WHAT 52 FEATURES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES ,.. W! Wit!! .Sf The senior class must have had the many outstand- ing traits of Alice and Owen in mind when they elected them to be Mr. and Miss L.H.S. These two students have long been recognized for their notably fine leadership. Their tact, helpfulness, and real school spirit made them the popular students that they were, and their scholarship added much to these other fme qualities. 54- Ev Lf ' U 59 Amr I 0 2 We .grienvlheaf Even the lowest spirits were dispelled by the pleasing cheer- fulness of Bill and Arm. These two always had genial smiles and happy greetings which made them popular with both students and teachers. Friendliest was a trait of character as well as an adjective with Ann and Billl WWII! 6797? . .A A 1- sn at 1 A l kv' ,QW wk E+, 2 '? Q p , gc noi? lv- 5 W W, E- Ciufedf Want to describe Nancy and Everett? Try clever, witty, or just plain wonderful! A cheerful smile or a clever word from them, and even the darkest day took on the yellow shine of daffodils, as the poet says. In appearance, manners, and taste, Everett and Nancy were mighty keen ! Wad .gnfefkcfuaf A line scholastic record with many extra-curricular activities as well as their willingness to work and strive for any worthy goal, made Anne and John nat' ural choices for the title of Most Intellectual. Perseverance, pa- tience, and vigor added to their keen, active minds, are just a few of the many outstanding traits which will carry them far in the future. af 0 1' 1 1 Q 5' 1 . V 'I ' ' ,f .. f ,'l,, '- ' - '57, -a QA . .M ng. t'qQ.ss' KW Q l l l 1 x+ ,,3,? Q tvs I min ' ' Wad Eaufifuf anzJ.jJancLiome The attractive features and good looks of Loraine and Dan were equaled only by their charming and graceful manners. Their Winsome smile, tactful wit, and glowing enthusiasm have added to the attractiveness of these two seniors. Wad .7aAznfez! Janice and Hunter are the musicians at LHS. High-stepping Janice has done an excellent job of leading the band as head drum majorette and runs Benny Goodman a close second on her clarinet! Hunter's drums have not only made the LHS band complete, but by his terrific rhythm kept us on our toes at many a dance and at LHS foot- ball games. li x it Q! so We . X ' '15 . ws Mmm -um WM 2. Q, Z ' - .pmt , ,F L V , I L. 1 mu ' 4 Z Y Eh A 4 K Ar. Z i Z ,fum ' 6 av' ' V N ,414 f :I Z, X 6 Wad .xddzzfic Determination and the will to win are characteristics of all fine athletes, and two of the finest were Gary and Sandra. Even when the chips were down, they continued to do their best and often were rewarded with vic- tory. They were also good sports- men, as true champions always are, and we can be proud to say that they are from L.H.S. The Queen and her court with their escorts are: Left to right: First row: Susanne Daniel, David Yates, Nancy Lee Daniel and Bobby Mallory. Second row: Ann Smith, Walter Hendrix, Debbie Alford, Donna Sturdivant, cheerleader mascots, Ann Hutchin- son, and Mark Whitehead. Third row: Alice Bassett, Lewis Robinson, Nancy Hunt and Phil Albright. Fourth row: Queen Loraine HUMECUMING-1957 M The old grads of LHS returned to their Alma Mater to see the Homecoming Parade, the crowning of the lovely Homecoming Queen, and the defeat of Moultrie in the football bout, Fuller escorted by Bill johnson. The court worked long and hard for their float in the big parade on Homecoming Day. Loraine Fuller, LaGrange High's gracious 1957-'58 Homecoming Queen, smiles as she is presented red roses. jimmy Burson dodges a Moultrie player for a successful run , In our annual Winter Games Contest, Will Morgan, president of the Lions Club, and Billie Clyde Lewis, the 1956 Queen, are being pictured with Loraine Fuller, the winner of the 1957 contest. Nancy Hunt was the second runner-up in this big event. Spectators to the annual Winters Games wit- nessed three fine basketball games hy Troup County High, LaGrange High, and LaGrange College against rival teams. The Hfinter Games are sponsored by the LaGrange Lions Club. An exciting scene from one of the three basketball games on this big night- The Winter Games candidates from L.H.S. were: Left to right, First raw: Nancy Hunt, Alice Bassett, Sally McLeod, Ann Smith, Frances Finney, Linda Lipham, and Mary Frances Jackson. Second row: Janet Belcher, Nancy Daniel, Emily Ketzky, Susanne Daniel, Loraine Fuller, Ann Hutchinson, and Anne Huie. Not in picture: Myron Marchman, TEACHER 0F THE YEAR Miss Lillian Clark has long been recog- nized by her students of English and the student teachers of LaGrange College as the ideal teacher. Now her colleagues, the teachers of LaGrange High School and all the other city teachers of LaGrange, have named her the Teacher of the Year. Miss Clark's influence casts its shadow on her church and community as well as her school. She is always aligned with any worthy cause of her community. Witty, poised, gracious, and intelligent, Miss Clark is the epitome of a true Southern lady. MISS GOUD CITIZEN Anne Huie was elected Miss Good Citi- zen by the senior class and the L.H.S. fac- ulty. All of her years in high school have shown that she has the Finest qualities and infiuence. The DAR Committee chooses leadership, dependability, service, and pa- triotism as the main qualifications for the Miss Good Citizen award. All of these traits were already associated with Anne, and it was no surprise to anyone when she was presented with the Citizenship award and pin. Mrs. Sam Rambo, chairman of the local DAR Good Citizens Committee, is pictured congratulating Anne for her achievements. Left to right, First row: Bowers, Brown, Clark, Cook, Cooley, B. Davidson, Edge, Goodwin, Gray, Harris, Hunnicutt, Kersey,Neely Nelson, Newberry, Kinsley, Newsom, Price, Reeves. Second row: Bledsoe, Boyd, Carter, Darden, Haralson, Gower, Roberson Swanson, A. Smith, E. Huie, Hubbard, Holliday, Mathews, Holstun, Shearer, F. J. Shelnutt, P. Robinson, Rice, Third raw: Bruce, Floyd, Henry, Hornsby, jones, M. S. Robinson, L. Shelnutt, Taylor, Wlilliams, Davidson, VVagnon, Maddox, Chambers, Strack Sampson, R. G. Smith, Fowler. Fourth row: Albright, Brand, Daniel, Gibson, Hendrix, johnson, Hill, A. Huie, Hutchinson, Jack- son, Latimer, Lowe, McClellan, Phillips, Seegar, VVhite, VVhitehead, Davis. Not pirtured, Rob Albright. just as LaGrange High honored students of ath- letic ability, so were those with scholastic proficiency H 0 N 0 R S D A Y recognized on Honors Day. The students with aninety or above average in major subjects and conduct were honored at a special chapel program, and allowed a half holiday! THE 1957 JUNIOR-SENIOR The diligent planning and hard work of the juniors in preparation for the Big Dance was recognized in the nostalgic theme of Moments to Remember. This night will be remembered for many years to come. W 9 ACTIVITIES GRANGER EDITORIAL STAFF It would have been impossible to record in one volume all of the happenings of the 1957-58 school term, but we have endea- vored to register an impartial-yet thorough view of LaGrange High School life. Through the diligent activity and expert leadership of our editor, Phil Albright, and associate editors, Susanne Daniel and Bill Johnson, we have tried to make this book worthy of the title GRANGER. if The members of the Editorial Staff were, seated, left to right: Henderson, Hornsby, Daniel, Albright, johnson, Green, Smith, Bowers. Standing: jackson, Thompson, Chambers, Floyd, Strack, Hutchinson, Davidson, and Miss Hall, adviser. GRANGER ADVISER Though the post of Granger Editorial Stall adviser often means many sacrifices, including after-school hoursg Miss Hall has done all this and more. It was largely due to her patience and guidance that this book has been produced. 'Ne hope this GRANGER is a fitting result of her untiring efforts. BUSINESS STAFF The members of the business staff spent many hours on their feet selling ads for the Granger. The job of selling annuals and plastic covers also kept them occupied. lt was up to the Business Staff, headed by Mark Vklhitehead, business manager, and Mary Frances Jackson, advertising manager, to manage all finances for the Granger. Yvith- out their behind-the-scenes work, this an- nual could not have been produced. na .was- -vm Silas -f of-if 4- I J ,, ,s Q. , r r , -- WB.-3 .i V H FSSM ZE . : 1, 7, i ,:g3?,ff2? H .af sz-k m, 52.1-im .W , if 5 g ffj ,g f iffm 5- ,r ,, gn S Staff members ready to go out soliciting ads are, left to right: Henry, Sampson, Whitehead, Alford, Holstun, Latimer, Huie, Ketzky, jackson, McGouirk, Smith, Lipham, Mullinax, Williams, Moon, Daniel, W. Fuller, McLeod, Ashley, Hutchinson, Bas- sett, Moorhead, Smedley, Price, L. Fuller, and Marchman. Miss Ricl1ardson's understanding and helpfulness made working on the Business Staff a real pleasure. Hel' efficiency in su- pervising the financial end of the Granger made it possible to produce this book. Seated, Left to right: Lynch, Irvin, Ashley. Standing: Hunt, Hancock, Fuller, Walls, Schmitz, Daniel, Caldwell, McLeod, Arnold Ketzky, Huff, Brand, Wvilliams, Marchman, Xvhite, Smith, and Calhoun. CLARION During fourth period each day, typewriters clicked furiously as Clarion staff members worked to meet deadlines. Besides the six newspapers they published each year, they also had to write for the weekly school page, High School Headlines, in the LaGrange Daily News. There were to be pictures captioned, ads sold, lay-outs made, names spelled cor- rectly, and one hundred and one other things done to get out the newspaper. But under Miss Swain's patient and helpful direction, these things were done-and done well! The Clarion Stuff was headed by Loraine Fuller, Owen Greene, edt tor, and Alice Bassett. 66 The Clarion Stag seems to be hard at work in order to meet the dead- line. Left to right, seated: Pike, jordan, Slaughter. Standing: Duncan, Phillips, Jones, McConnell, Porter, and Scarbrough. STAFF Had it not been for the expert leadership of Miss Swain, The Clarion and High School Headlines would not have been the big suc- cess that they were this year. She deserves much praise and thanks for her untiring efforts and guidance. To you, Miss Swain, we on the Clarion Staff say, Thank you so much! The members of the Clarion Stag are enjoying the new Clarions before distributing them to the different homerooms. ,, Lgqff 45 'KW x ,ffff 2 3swff ,S v 5, 3 Z 1-f 1' Sign Y' s R Q' Mwfak., Left to right, First row: Morgan, Hubbard, Cook, Yarbrough, Shearer, Wright, Childs, Fields, Stewart, Nelson, Brand, Upchurch, Rowe, M. F, jackson, G. jackson, Holstun, J. Mullinax, Mr. Deal, conductor. Second row: Evans, Grier, L. Knight, Childs, McClellan, Garner, Bechdol, Stewart, Payton, Moore, Thompson, Bryan, Moorhead, Smedley, B. Nickles. Third row: C. Fowler, J. Fowler, jarrell, Brazell, C. Knight, Howard, j. Williams, Richardson, L. Williams, Shuford, Gibson, jones, Fincher, T. L Boyd, K. Boyd. Fourth row: Still, Freeman, Slaughter, McGouirk, Huie, Cook, Clerke, R. Williams, Robinson, Anglin, Wood, L Mullinax, Bowers, Price, Yarbrough, J. Smith, Belcher, and A. Nickles, CHORUS The hard work and effort of every cho- rus member was recognized by the students and faculty of LHS when they heard the wonderful programs given by the chorus. Also, the state recognized our chorus at the Georgia Music Festival. This year, as in the other years, our chorus was awarded a superior rating. It is fitting that these honors resulted from the time and after school hours which Mr. Deal, the director, spent in giv- ing the LaGrange High Chorus the high place it has in this school today. Shown here is the Chorus performing in chapel. 69 Left to right, First row: Green, Alf l, W 'I' k. jf ' i: A , ' ' . ' ' , ' 1 orc ar rc Strand mu Crews Grace Williams Third row. McLeod, Porter Goodwin, Brown, Game Brand Fourth row. 'I aylor, Mrs. Halman, advxserg Smith, Huuze, Buckelew, Cook. Fifth row: johnson, Carter, Ragsdale. Sixlh row: Davrdsoi ones and Holmes. JR. RED CROSS The creed of the junior Red Cross Council is VVe believe in service for others, for our country, our community, and our school, in health of mind and bocly to ht her for greater service, and in work- ing for better human relations throughout the world. They lived up to this by various services and projects during the year. Few projects were sponsoring Teacher Appreciation Day at LHS, mak- ing favors for patients at Wann Springs Hospital and City-County Hospital on special holidays and sponsoring good citizenship through its programs, and strengthening jr. Red Cross in the Troup County Chapter. Officers of Junior Red Cross were left lo right: Nancy Williams, Sally McLeod, Mike john, son, and Diane Odom, Left to right, First row: jackson, Woodruff, S. Daniel, Thompson, Phillips, Taylor, Smith, Hutchinson, Greene, vice president. Sammi row: j. Smith, Bassett, Treasurer, Hunt, Underwood, Robinson, Hamrick, jones, Lowe, Miss Owen, adviser. Third row: Ful- ler Houze, Ketzky, McLeod, Cooper, Hill, Graham, Milam, Albright. Fourth row: Smith, N. Daniel, Davis, Lynch, Patillo, ' h F' lds Arnold Wallace Irvin Caldwell, Butler, Darden, Turner, johnson. Fiflh row: Finney, Fowler, Bice, Hawkins, Fine er, ie ., . , , , Walls,'Hancock. Sixth row: Huie, secretary, Latimer, Brand, Gibson, Spikes, Williams, Whitehead, Blankenship. Seventh row: Hendrix, president, Welborn, Phillips, Payne, Thompson, Noles, White, Sims. Eighth row: L. Smith, and A. Smith. IUNIUR TOWN MEETING The members of the junior Town Meeting, sponsored by Miss Owen, were students taking gov- ernment. This organization served to help the members learn more about the community and how government operates there. Excursions to places of interest and importance added to the students' class- room edueation. Information about local govern- ment was obtained First hand, and programs held in the regular meetings were an aid to political understanding. Those who led the junior Town Meeting this year were, left to right: YValtcr Hendrix, presif dentg Annle Huie, secretaryg Alice Bassett, treasurer: and Owen Greene, vice president. Left lo right, First row: Wilson, Darden, Powers, Morrow. Second row: Harvel, Barfield, M. N. jones, Nelson, Griflin, Bonner. Third row: Newell, Bailey Shumake, Kelly, Fincher, A. jones. Third row: Crewsj Neil Overton. Foiith rout: WVid eon Abbot Kni ht , g . . g Cooley, Cavender, Causey, Tony. Fifzh row: Furger- son, Smith, Xvalburn, Stewart, Rich ardson, Boyd Woodruff, and Fowler. F. H. A. CLUB The LaGrange High F.H.A. Club of- fered an interest for those girls who were interested in home economics. The mem- bers, with their adviser, Miss Day, promoted a growing appreciation of the joys and satisa factions of homemaking and emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. They joined with other F.H.A. Clubs over the state in building a cottage at Lake jack- son, the F.H.A. Camp. Left to right, I irxl row: XVaites, Bolt, Bridwell, Grizzard, Knighlon, Gib- son. Sccmzd row: Moon, Fowler, Hale, Fields, Spikes. Third row: Noles, Cook, Roberts, Cooper, Miss Day, adviser. Fourth row: Kev, Brazell, Yarbrough, Williams, and Roye. ' Officers of the F.H.A. Club were, left to right: Alice Darden, Bobbie Harvel, Wadene Powers, Melissa Kel- ley, and Miss Day, adviser. A J,s,.,,, K Cwh Left, Back to front: Gordon, johnson, president: Price, Floyd, Parmer, Yvilliams, Samp son, Pitts, Fuller, sweetheart. Right: Dance, Beck, Albright, secretary: Hendrix, treas- urer, Davis, Henry, Greene, vice president, Lowe, Smith, Hornsby, and Gower. KEY CLUB Membership in the Key Club is a coveted honor indeed, for a member of the Key Club is an outstanding student and a useful citizen in his community, school, and city. In the Key Club he developed initiative and lead- ership and gained invaluable ex- perience in living and working together. The Club this year sent contributions to CARE, to the United American Fund, and to The Harbor. Coach Mari- otti was the adviser. Key Club officers discussing some of the club's projects are, left to right: Walter Hendrix, treasurer, Owen Greene, vice president, Bill johnson, presidentg and Phil Albright, secretary. L Club oflicers were from left to right: Jim Sims, president: Gary Whitlock, vice-president, and Owen Greene, secretary-treasurer. L CLUB To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, better sportsmanship-this was the aim of the L Club. Their adviser, Coach Hunnicutt, and the members, those boys sporting the big L's, have contributed immensely toward upholding high ideals in sportsmanship at LHS. YfVe're proud of the HL Club and congratulate each member on this high honor! Left to right, First row: Parmer, Whitlock, Burson, Herault, Greene, E. Jones, Walls, McDonald, Key, Beck. Second row: john- son, Knight, Mallory, Sims, Wallace, Dance, P. Robinson, Messer, Wood. Third row: Arnold, Yates, Earl jones, L. Robinson, Darden, Holsombeck, Mullins. Fourth row: Huckabee, Howell, Mahaffey, Pattillo, and Mr. Hunnicutt, adviser. Left to right, First row: Moon, Smith, Henry, Phillips, vice-pres., Kersey. Second row: White, Brown, Hunt, Marchman, sec.- treas.g Finney, Bowers, Daniel. Third row: Ketzky, Williams, pres, Culpepper, Tatum, Holliday, Moore, Brown, Horne, McClel- lan, Miss Kent. Fourth row: Grifhn, Cantrell, Fling, Turner, Williams, Messer, McDonald, Wood, Boggus, and Robinson. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CLUB VVhat would we have done without the library assistants! They were the students who gave one period a day to work in the school library, carrying out the duties which are essential to a well-run li- brary. They helped students Find the books they needed, and then checked them out for them. These library helpers each year are given a certificate of service. LIBRARY CLUB Fun with books and each other is the keynote at each Library Club meeting. The members are chosen for their enjoyment of reading and their interest in library work. The club programs in- creased the club members' ability to select, read, and discuss good books. Everyone at LHS enjoyed the eye-catching bulletin boards in the Library, a project of this club. Left to right, First row: Moore, Bowers, Horne, Brown. Second row: Swanson, Hunt, Marchman, Tucker, Brand, Kersey, Knighton, Smith, Moon, McLeod, Buck- elew. Third row: Freeman, Holliday, Culpepper, Cald- well, Turner, Williams, and johnson. IUNIUR ACHIEVEMENT Although Junior Achievement is not actually an organization of LaGrange High School, many stu- dents take part in this activity. Meeting every Mon- day night from October to May, the four companies strive to produce a product that the public will buy, so that they might make a profit and pay their stockholders a dividend. Participants in junior Achievement learn much about the American Free Enterprise System and are rewarded for their hard work with a banquet at the end of the year. The pic- tures on this page show achievers hard at work. V . 76 BETA CLUB The Beta Club membership represented scholastic persever- ance, high character, and proud achievement. Only students with an A average for hve semesters could become members. Under Mrs. Whitley's leadership, this year's club worked to promote worth-while projects in the school and community and to in- still a desire on the part of the students to advance scholarship. Beta Club members tried to demonstrate their club's motto, Achievement, character, leader- ship in every phase of school- life. Seated, left to right: Jackson, Latimer, Hutchinson, johnson. Standing: Seegar Lowe Albright, VVhitehead, Greene, Mrs. W'hitley, adviser: Huie, and Gibson. ROMANCE LANGUAGE CLUB Bonjour! Buenos dias! The Romance Language Club was made up of the students taking French or Spanish, and their adviser was Mrs. Freeman. The members furthered their knowledge of the French and Spanish speaking coun- tries with a variety of pro- grams and projects and en- joyed using their foreign language in corresponding with pen pals from France and Spain. Their chief project was sending CARE packages. Left to righl, Front row: Kaminsky, Clark, Strack. Second row: Mrs. Freeman, adviser! Wright, Morgan, secretary-treasurer: Cauthen, Whitehead, vice-president, Daniel, president, and Gibson. THE LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, or Corona Hederae QA Crown of lvyj had fun while learning more of the customs of the ancient Romans and studying outstanding leaders of the Roman Empire. The club used its money wisely by donating to several charities. The club group, sponsored by Miss Smithwick, always lives up to its motto, Ad astro per aspera, which means to the stars through difficulty. Left to right, First row: Hunnicutt, Chambers, Wagnon, Smith, Davidson, Gower, Swanson, treasurer, Edge, Bryant. Second row: Skelton, VVa1ls, Kil- gore, president, Benefield, vice- pres- ident, Hunt, McDan- iel. Third row: Brooks, Reeves, Her- ault, Bishop, Dance, secretary, Wyche. Fourth row: McCord Perkerson, Hess, Holliday, Kinsley. Fifth row: Knight, Cofield, Rholetter, Miss Smithwick, ad- viser, and Maddox. PHY-CHEM The members of the Phy-Chem Club, under Mrs. Smith's sponsorship, studied the facts and laws of the scientific world and learned to use this knowl- edge in everyday life. Students taking physics or chemistry were eligible for membership. The Phy- Chem Club encouraged members to enter projects in the state and national science fairs. Several members won important recognition. Left to right, First ww: Henry, Butler, Fryer, Gay, Anglin, Lowe, vice-president: Caldwell, Fowler, Jackson, Huie. Hornsby- Secqnd row: Price,4Burke,'Wil1iams, Jacobs, Kirby, Cater, Smith, Ford, Latimer, secretary, Clerke, Bruce, Mrs. Smith, adviser. Third row: Hendrix, president, Seegar, Hancock, Graham, Adams, Pitts, White, treasurer, johnson, Albright, Carter. Fourth row: Lester. Left to right, First row: jackson, C. Lipham, McClellan, Taylor, Prince, treasurerg Roberts, L. Lipham, president, Hutchinson, secretaryg Wyche, Langley, Knight, Welborn. Second row: Freeman, Duncan, Bledsoe, WVilder, Dennis, v1ce-president: Holsom- beck, Clark, Gordon, Hester, Williams. STUDENT CUUNCH A representative from each class made up the Student Council. The council worked to build school unity and co-operation, to promote school spirit and loyalty, and to promote co-operation be- tween students and teachers. They promoted the sale of U. S. Savings Stamps, a worthwhile project, which helped the students to form the habit of saving and to make an investment that will benefit them in the years to come. ART CLUB The clever and attractive bulletin boards around LaGrange High and the special dance decorations were part of the Art Club's annual projects. When there were jobs such as these to be done, the mem- bers of this club and their adviser, Miss Patton, undertook them with great enthusiasm. Their han- diwork has been admired by students, teachers, and guests. Left to right, First row: Stone, president, Mansour, Williams, Henry, lreasurerg Second row: Taylor, secretary, Struletz, Prescott, Gates, Thompson. Third row: Daniel, Oliver, Cherry, Gladney, Kirby, Fourth row: Cook, Skelton, Kite, Cole, Noles. Sanding: Crenshaw, Davis, Shelnutt, Hill, vice-president, Smith, jordan, Miss Patton, adviserg and Reese. Left to right, First Row: Alsobrook, Hearnburg, Cooper, A, Smith, McPhail, presidentg Traylor secretary, Nicholson, treasurer, Turner, vice-president. Second row: Huie, Adcock, Allman Thompson, Bryan, Huff. Third rozu: Nickles, M. Freeman, Burnham, Phipps, Cook, E. Childs. Fourth row: Evans, Davis, Anglin, Trent, Webb, Robinson, Wyatt. Fifth row: White, M. Clark Nix, Lowe, Cater, Maddox, Laney. Sixth raw: Hubbard, C. Clark, Barber, Payton, Burgess, King, Morris, Neely, Brown. Seventh row: Miss Legg, sponsor, Harris, Mathews, Freeman, Shellnut. MUSIC CLUB Some students appreciate music more than others, because of their talent or inspiration. Such were the members of the Music Club, sponsored by Mr. Deal. These students were some of the accomplished musicians who were mem- bers of the school chorus and band. As Music Club members they found a clearer interpretation of music and a greater appre- ciation for it. Left to right, Seated: WVoodson, president, Standing: Glover, sec- retary-treasurcrg Davis, vice-pres identg Reese, Shearer, Boyd, Rol- lins, jones, Milam, Grace, Butler, Pool, Newsom, Shepherd, Smith, Sledge, and Ridley. DRAMATICS CLUB Several fine programs were put on by the mem- bers of the Dramatics Club, directed by its sponsor, Miss Legg. At its bi-weekly meetings, programs pertaining to various aspects of dramatics were given. Through these programs the members gained an ever-increasing interest in dramatics. The Dra- matics Club members learned the elements of play production and ex- perienced the hard work which goes into every play production. Left to right, Seated: Robinson, Taylor, Ashley, Kite. Standing: Smith, Golden, jones, Fuller, Morgan, Smith. Sharman, Marlowe, Cumby, and Miss Wilson, adviser. SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB IUNIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB The junior Commercial Club presented interesting programs about the business world. These programs were designed to aid the members in choosing their careers in the commercial field. The club's purpose was to in- crease and promote interest in commercial subjects. Their helpful adviser, Miss Wilson, and the members- students taking typing, short- hand, or bookkeeping- helped to make the junior Commercial Club a very ac- tive one at LaGrange High. The Senior Commercial Club offered an outlet for stimulative interest in business education as well as fonfriendship among students taking commercial subjects. The club, under the advisership of Mr. Sturdivant, was made up of students taking second year business or typing courses. This year they helped needy children by giving toys to the Empty Stocking Fund. Lvfff 10 fight, Fir-V! fvwi Kirby, Pike, Duncan, Henderson, Bassett. Second row: Hawkins, Phillips, Bice, Slaughter, jones, bnderwood. Thzrd row: Keeble, Reid, Still, and Fuller. Standing: Mr. Sturdivant, adviser. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB One of the most important ser- vice clubs in our school, the Industrial Arts Club, emphaa sized the place of industrial arts in our school and community. The members, with their ad- viser, Mr. VVaters, made pencil trays for the teachers, repaired the pencil sharpeners, and did other general repairs for our school. This club saw to it that everything was kept running smoothly and eliiciently. Left to right: Estes, president: Milam, King, Smith, Waters, adviser, Second rawr Reeves, Brown, Churchill, treas- urer, Colley, secretary, Kistler. Not in Picture: Key, vice presidentg Black, Cav- endar, Cook, Hardenson, jones, Mea- dows, and Murphy, AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB ,The Audio-Visual Club trained students in the jector, record player, film strip machine, opaque use of various audio-visual machines in education. projector, or tape recorder, Under the expert guid- Members of this club offered helping hands when ance of Miss Owen, the Audio-Visual Club was a the teachers needed aid in operating the movie pro- useful club at LaGrange High School. Left to right, First row: Abbott, Hamer, South, J. Hanner, Sims, Morgan, Mitchell, Haralson, Anderson, Key. Second row: Jones, Treadwell, Cason, O'Neal, Beard, Gray, Yvhite, Spears, Third row: Caldwell, DeLama1', Chatham, Welborn. fourth row: Perry, Rice, Weeks, Hicks, Howard, Burgess, Sampson, president. Fifth row: Kirby, Stewart, Ely, Pitts, Alford, Sixth row: Tucker, Grant, Brooks, Lane, Cox, Turner, Fowler, Franklin, E. Hanner, Veal, Richardson, Seventh raw: Bradley, Miss Owen, adviser, E, Knight, Harrington, L, Smith, Milam, McClellan, J. Smith, and Stephens. - zz firmer, Left to right, First row: Bechdol, King, Nasworthy, Cochran, Hand, Timms, Newberry, Holstun, Mullinax, Upchurch, Denny, Smith. Second row: Miller, adviser, Moorhead, Smedley, Nickles, McGouirk, Marshall, Boyd, Schmitz, Arnold, Sims, Cone, Finney, Phillips. Third row: Brooks, president, Mullins, Robinson, Wyatt, Anderson, Hornsby, Bryan, Moore, Dodgen, jones, Floyd.FourtI1 row: Mahaffey, Linch, Beck, vice-president, jackson, jenkins, Foster, Eady, Pattilo, Bledsoe, Holder, treasurer, and Borders. BIULCCY CLUB The Biology Club was a popular club for stu- effort was made to help students keep up with dents taking biology because it gave students par- current science, also, and to become famliar with ticularly interested in this phase of science an the many careers associated with biology. Mrs. Mil- opportunity to meet together and share their sci- ler was the Biology Club adviser. entific interests, enthusiasms, and knowledge. An Left to right, Sitting: Williams, vice-president, Ray, Gray, Kirby, treasurer, Johnson, Moore. Second row, Standing: Thompson, president, Arrington, secretary, Cox, Knight, YVhatley, Roberts, and Miss Sherrill, adviser. GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB Students who took gen- eral science were eligible for membership in the Gen- eral Science Club, under Miss Sherrill's advisership. The programs given at each meeting dealt with various aspects of science and biog- raphies of scientists. One of the functions of this club was to awaken interest in the state science fairs and to encourage students to enter projects in the sci- ence fairs. Also, the club bought a new science refer- erence book for the school library. Left ta right: Front row, seated: Sweat, Sing, McLendon, Medlock, Brazil, Scarbrough, Wood, A Thompson, vice-presidentg Phillips, president, j. Robinson, Graves. Second row: Miss Brown adviserg Littlefield, Widgeon, Walburn, Reed, Mobley, Chambers, Thrash, Hedrick, Polk, Binns Tucker. Third row: Coates, Cupp, Morrow, Whitlock, McConnell, secretary, Moore, Heard, treasj urerg Mills, Blackwood, Calhoun, Lynch, Davis, Payne, Matthews, and Dickinson. GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The Girls Physical Education Club pro- vided activity for girls whose interests follow in physical education helds, and there was plenty of activity! The club spona sored a float in the Homecoming Parade, contributed fruit and candy for the children at City-County Hospital, and sponsored a dance after the basketball game in February. The members had fun in learning more about physcial eduaction, too. The club's sponsor was Miss Brown. BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The Boys Physical Ed- ucation Club, thiough a comparatively new or- ganization at LHS, went full steam ahead to meet the needs of the boys interested in the physical education fields. Mr. Fowler, as adviser, helped to promote a bet- ter understanding of the aims and purposes of this interesting field. There was always some- thing new to learn, to talk about, and to dis- y cuss at the meetings. GRANGER TEEN AGE CLUB The Granger Teen-Age Club was led by four very active and vivacious seniors. They were: Loraine Fuller, president: Owen Greene, secretaryg Bill johnson, treas- urer, and Alice Bassett, vice-president. The Granger Teen Age Club enjoyed many such activities as dancing, singing around the piano, and enjoying fellowship over cokes and cookies. The advisers were very cooperative with the students in planning enjoyable meetings. The advisers this year were Miss Swain, Miss Day, Mr. Nichols, Miss Wilson, Miss Smithwick, Miss Patton, Miss Falls, and Miss Brown. Howdy! ! Lefl to right, First row: Fuller, Hunt, Grace, A. Smith, Bassett, S. Phillips, 1. Smith, Still, A. Thompson, Matthews, Robinson D. Phillips, Payne, Keeble, Blackwood, B. Thompson, Calhoun. Second row: Latimer, Bice, Hutchinson, S. Daniel, Reid, Horne, Pike, Slaughter, J. Phillips, Houze, Smith, Woodruff, McClellan, Brand, Fields. Third row: Taylor, Underwood, Bryan, Jones, Henderson, Duncan, Kirby, Hawkins, McConnell, Williams, White, Nicholson, Spikes, Gibson. Fourth row: Hill, Huie, N. Daniel jackson, Fowler, Cooper, McLeod, Ketzky, Polk, Lynch, Davis, Fincher, and Finney. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y 1 The Senior Tri-Hi-Y, one of the largest and most influential clubs at LHS, put up bulletin boards and posters throughout the school, and contributed aid for a school for the retarded. The club's spon- sor, Miss Clark, and its ofhcers, Alice Bassett, presi- dent, Loraine Fuller, vice president, Ann Hutchin- son, secretary, Grace Brand, treasurer, and Ann Huie, chaplain, led the members in creating, main- taining, and extending throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Senior Tri-Hi-Y officers were, left to right: Anne Huie chaplain, Alice Bassett, president, Ann Hutchinson, Secre- tary, Grace Brand, treasurer and Loraine Fuller, vice- 86 president. Left to right, First row: Albright, Caldwell, jones, Whitlock, Walls, Greene, Treadwell, Partner, Sampson, Fling, A. Smith. Sec- ond row: Mahaiiey, Morris, Wallace, Andrews, Irwin, Hicks, Graham, Carter, White, Hamric, Milam, Lowe, Black, L. Smith, P. jones. Third row: Traylor, Ragsdale, Blankenship, MacDonald, jordan, V. Smith, Pattillo, C. Knight, E. Knight, Holsombeck, Welborn, Hancock. Fourth row: Mr. Sturdivant, adviser, Sims, Wood, Arnold, Butler, Hendrix, Whitehead, and johnson. SENIUR HI-Y The Senior Hi-Y, under the adviser- ship of Mr. Sturtlivant, worked to create, maintain and extend throughout the school, home, and community, high standards of Christian living. To be suc- cessful toward these ends, the club helped with the Jaycees' Empty Stocking Fund and brought food at Christmas for our school's cooks and janitors. Senior Hi-Y officers having a friendly chat are, left to right: Bill Johnson, secretary, Gary Whit' lock, vice-prexidentg Phil Albright, chaplain, Ev- irett jones, treasurevg and Owen Greene, presi- t ent. Left to right, First raw: Moorhead, Scarbrough, Reese, Cater, Tucker, Fincher, Moore, Brazil, Newberry, Green, Lipham, treas- urer: Childs, Edmondson, Moon, president, Smith, Marchman. Second row: Smedley, Toney, Taylor, Davis, james, Thomaston Bryan, Brown, Cumby, Robinson, Huff, Williams, Cook, McPhail, Mullinax. Third row: Yates, Marlowe, Childs, Nix, Brown Prince, Denny, Fuller, secretary: Ashley, Marshall, Cantrell, Thompson, Baker, Borgan, Kirby, Porter. Fourth row: Miss Legg, adviser, Glover, Bruce, Gibson, Woody, King, Phillips, jones, Binns, Thompson, Rowe, Robinson, Noles, Upchurch, Shellnut Belcher, and Finney, vice-president. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The junior Tri4Hi-Y, in carrying out its motto, to seek, to find, to sliaref' in self improvement, Christian fellowship, and united service, has promoted many notable projects, such as assisting in Open House during National Education Y'Veek, writing inspirational passages on blackboards in classrooms, and preparing homeroom bulletin boards. The Junior Tri-Hi'Y oflicers were, left lv right: Martha Ann Prince, joe Floyd, Ronnie Gordon, and Sammy Hornsby. Left lo right, First row: johnson, Henry, secretaryg Woodson, Shelnutt, Tucker, Richardson, Crenshaw, Hornsby, president, Da- vis, Holmes, Whatley. Second row: Huckabee, Ely, Foster, Butler, Wyche, Jacobs, Grant, Smith, Anglin, Key, Pitts, Miss Owen, adviser. Third row: Kirby, Churchill, Colley, Dance, Price, treasurer, Gay, Howell, Dennis, Golden, Wyatt, E. jones. Fourth row: P. Jones, Gordon, chaplain, Brooks, Adams, Williams, Floyd, vice president, Meadows, Gray, Burson, Robinson, and Boggus. JUNI Emphasizing clean sportsmanship, scholarship, speech, and living has been a major project of the junior Hi-Y this past year. The club helped to promote world friendship and brotherhood through contributions to the YMCA, and contributed to needy families at Thanks- giving and at Christmas. The adviser of the junior Hi-Y is Miss Owen. UR HI-Y The Junior Hi-Y officers were, left to right: Waights Henry, Lane Price, joe Floyd, Ronnie Cordon, and Sammy Hornsby. Left to right, First raw: Mr. Nichols, adviser, Hearnburg, Gower, Smith, Haralson, Hornsby, Linch, Walls, Hunt, Holder, Sheets, L. Bledsoe, Borders, Howard, F. Thompson, Arrington, treasurerg Upchurch. Second row: Franklin, Pike, Herrington, M. Wil- liams, Lee, Pattillo, C. Anderson, Bishop, Herault, J. Anderson, Weeks, Eady, Spears, P. Thompson, Beck, president: Davis, chaplain. Third rauf: Alsobrook, Robinson, Knight, Head, jackson, Clark, YVilliams, Moore, Milam, Caulhen, Mitchell, DeLa- mar, Kilgore, serrctaryg Morgan, jenkins, Carter. Bledsoe, lwiin-ll: row: Kaminsky, Reeves, Yearta, Anglin, jones, Messer, Bene- field, vice-president, Mahalfey, Whitman, Bryan, Stewart, Brooks, L, Williams, Dodgen, and McCord. Not in picture: Cheek. SUPHUMURE 'Y' CLUBS Left to right, First row: Nasworthy, Alford, Medlock, McClendon, Trent, B. Henry, M. Henry, Shearer, jackson, presidentg Cham- bers, Davidson, Langley, Harry, Turner, Potts, Wagnon, A, Smith, Timms, Vowell. Second row: Senns, Lipham, Yvyatt, Graves, Bry- ant, Evans, Holstun, Maddox, McGouirk, Laney, Robinson, Tatum, Thompson, Boyd, Knighton, Daniel, Marshall, Wright. Third row: Wood, Taylor, treasurer, Nickles, Darden, Powers, Littleiield, johnson, Freeman, Sharman, Evans, S. Yarbrough, Tread- well, Garner, Brown, Traylor, Woodruff, J, Yarbrough, Moncus. Fourth row: Braze-ll,Hand, Swanson, Harvel, j. Smith, Barber, Holliday, Clark, Stevens, Bechtlol, Cone, Huie, Kelly, Sims, Newell, Key, Fields, Noles, Wilson, Causey, Cherry, Duncan, Fifth row: Culpepper, Arnold, Sims, WVilliams, Cochran. Reed, Schmitz, YVaIlace, Burkelew, Cook, Parmer, Hardy, Kite, Gates. 90 xxx i V ., ,K I Vik Left to right, Front row: Harris, treasurerg Nickles, Wvyche, Shelnutt, P. Stewart, Holliday, Smith, Ridley, Robinson, Poole, Clark Mansour, rice-president: Bowers, chaplain: Price, president, Kersey, J. Freeman, Crier, jones, Barfield, J. Roberts, Cavender Sammi row: Ctlpp, Mullinax, Murray, R. Fincher, Matthews, Fincher, Cooley, secretary, Crews, Brown, Nelson, Hubbard, Moore secretary: Payton, Newsom, Shepherd, Boyd, Morgan, Bales, Pierce, Ely, Jarrell. Third row: Sampson, Shumake, Oliver, King, Dol- lar, Welborn. Whitlock. Edge, J. Roberts, Perkerson, Allman, L. A. Knight, King, Wright, Neely, Maddox, Skelton, Morris Widgeon, Webb, Cole, Cooper. Fourth row: Neil, Williams, Grizzard, Overton, Nicholson, Colield, L. Knight, B. J. Freeman, W Cook, A. Walhurn, E. Stewart, Burgess, Struletz, Rholetter, L. Cook, S. Walburn, I. Mobley, Chambers, Thrash, Morrow, Ray Fergerson, Fifth ron-: Sweat, Abbott, Hale, MacDowell, Vowel, Davis, Wallace, Mills, Phipps, Kinsley, Waights, Moon, Coates jones, Morrow, Lowe, Hess, Burnham, Miss Falls, adviser, and Miss Swain, adviser. FRESHMAN CLUBS Left to right, First row: Rice, Grace, Darden, Perry, Solomon, Tucker, jones, Milam, Foster, Gladney, Newberry, Hunnicutt, corresponding secretary, Knight. Second row: Kirby, Williams, Hyatt, recording secretary, Culbreth, Warlick, Alford, McDaniel Moore, Hendrix, Albright, president: Martin. Third row: Matthews, Parker, Brown, Breed, Cason, Talley, Kistler, Davidson treasurer. Fourth raw: Key, Goodwin, Veal, Daniel, vice presidentg Lord, VVilder, Kirby, King, Foster, Fowler, adviser. Fifth row. Criflin, Cantrell, Strack, chaplain, Matthews, Houze, Taylor, Davis. Sixth mu-: Bagley, jordan, Magouirk, jones, and Luper. 91 1 J,-:jf A .f ' aQ?' 1. H 4 5 ' L sf 3 EH av'l.,1 M, ' f SPORTS FRANK DARDEN KFNNETH HOLSOMBECK GARY jol-lNsoN EVERETT JONES ROY KEY' Holsombeck pulls in an pass l0 keep a Granger drive alive, A nw mule yards put L.H.S. nearer pay dirt. 95 .snr 3' P V' 2' I J' . I 5513? 1. we - X I 2 Y ,A , 2 . ffm Q, M 14 '159 26.15 1' xv, Q- 5'9 ul 'Q T3 A 4 ,L 'w L f A KA 'g1.A2.,L LF MA pf? .1 xr I Xl f , . 5, K A I ,T -' 'k ' V' f V 1 , ' ' ' an vi iii' gf' f j ,L-' N 7-M3f'W44, ' W ,Il .,' 1 M QL, jiiff mf U .Wu , ,U ,www I VARSITY-Left to right, Firsl row: Cheek, Pills, Whitlock, Burson, Gay. Second row: Coach Mariotti, Mullins, Howell, D. Ma halfey, T. Mahatfey, Gordon, Robinson, and White. BASKETBALL SHUADS B Team-Left to right. First row: Foster, Culbreth, XVarlick, Soloman, Holder, Hyatt, Davidson, Second row: J. Jones, man- ager: Moore, Smith, W. Fowler, W. jones, Williams, Kilgore, and Mr. Fowler, coach. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Left to right, Firsl tow: Loraine Fuller, Alice Bassett, captain, Phil Benefield, Ann Hutchinson. Second ruzu: Priscilla Mansour, Diane Alford, Linda Lipham. Top row: XVynette Fuller, co-captain. The B-Team players of today will be the Varsity stars of tomorrow. The B- Team Cheerleaders have supported these boys with their enthusiastic spirit and liveliness at every game. Their participation added to the school spirit and rivalry. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS- Left row, Bottom In top: Em- ily Mullins, Nancy Williams, Sally McLeod, Ginger Harris. Right row: Brenda Ashley, Bren- da Brown, Elizabeth YVyalt, and Sandra Phillips. CHEERLEADERS Much of the fine school spirit, good-na tured competition, and sportsmanship was due to the constant efforts of our cheerleaders. They directed the students' pep and enthusiasm to in- spire in our team a lively spirit and a will to win and also to let them know that the students were behind them. TRACK TEAM pl'- II S Left to right: Tucker, Butler, Pattillo, E. jones, Hamric, Parmer, Key, P. jones, Beck, Huckabee, and Johnson. Not in picture Phil Albright. Coach Hunnicutt is showing Everett Jones how to sprint. Left lo right, Stand- ing: Pattillo, Key, Hamric, Parmer, But- ler, Huckabee. Beck, P. jones, Tucker, and Johnson, Shown here is Martin Huckabee jumping a hurdle. Track rounded out the LaGrange High athletic program. The boys who devoted their time, effort, and talents to this sport were, and will continue to be, great assets to their Alma Mater. BASEBALLTEAM . ,, s s l t 1 , ' ' i ,,L 1 , ' 5 Left to right, Front row: Moore, Walls, Burson, Darden, W'allace, Andrews, Alford, Gray, Second row: Kilgore, jones, Mes ser, Key, Dance, Hancock, Hendrix, and Coach Nichols, adviser, Baseball is the newest sport at LaGrange High. Already many fine athletes have been developed as a result of this great American sport. TENNISTEAM 6562120 right, Kneeling: Dell Grace, Susanne Daniel, Nancy Daniel, Ann Hutchinson. Standing: Charles Hendrix and Tim Tennis is one of the minor sports at LHS that gives an opportunity for compe tition with other schools. The hours spent by the players in this enjoyable sport were profitable to both mind and body. The friendly handshake ol winner and loser at the close of a close game made.both realize that life itself is a game with both victories and losses. THE Cmzsus mm ADVERTISERS 4? Ilf I f A X I IL I fy M 0 . , 1 .I fzffffz 'I'WIlV4l -Snlflp L . I I I g I Ll L N TI ,, I E II ' 1 I fir 'l . C 9 . C ...Cf QCII Q- 1 mama QCIQLIILIAQ A I I MITTTTTITTTTTTTTTTTTMITTT T I I 1 the - . SIGN OF GOOD TASTE ' graduating class WIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIMTIIITTDSYSIWTIEIIIIIISIW C, 5 15 M 0655 SI V -I -A - Il Xb x 0 X f,4l' - , ,, xxx BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY A LAGRANGE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY may CONGRATULATIONS fo the SENIORS of 1958 from IN LISTENER LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS ACCEPTANCE FOR SIXTEEN CONSECUTIVE YEARS CECIL BURDETTE TYPEWRITERS o ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES o CASH REGISTERS WLAG UNDERWOOD AGENCY 11 - ll 3 Eos' Colm square The Voice of LaGrange Dial 5077 BECAUSE OF OUR INTEREST IN LAGRANGE HIGH SCHOOL WE ARE GLAD TO GIVE THIS ANNUAL OUR SUPPORT Turner Lumber Company Horace Richter Phillips Brothers Grocery James E. Weldon Seale Hipp Milton Strickland Isadore Struletz A Friend aw? 4 'RQ' ' h 5 PERKERSON CLEANERS xx-iQ ww MM WK: ,W BEAUTIFUL DRY CLEANING Dial 4665 2ll Greenville Slreel WM Lwfejtd-'film' W A FRIEND AWK 27, jeff' fU WI' LMA! f Ia .'Z,fiVfkE?iarK- H ' I 'Q N A , iff c'tL 37' 'Q32'1?Q'glQ3?E1g5IgI.QQ:,, ' ,I j W .etlx - ,,,w,K,,,X,,tmca, L if U Q .NV V4 4 ,L fy. V i , M 4 'S' I ' u u lv r Z7 class ol 5 8 -V j I I QA., swh aeurlph ndTlogpl1Gompay KJ Lam L lun ol onou 0 ro n ,, LAGRANGE HARDWARE COMPANY MacGREGOR o GOLDSMITH SPORTING GOODS 210 Bull Street- Dial 5241 710 Lincoln - Dial 2-1220 al 6332 MYHAND-HOLTREY snsu. on. Josasns R. C. KEY srocxs Q norms LaGrange, Ga. CLEAVELAND-DODD COMPANY The Style Center LQGRANGE, GEORGIA THE MILL STORE HILLSIDE DRUG COMPANY Dial 6471 East Court Square A GOOD PLACE To TRADE Visit the Opening of Our New Store GUS VALERI AMERICAN SHOE COMPANY 116 Bull Street LaGrange, Georgia WAID TIRE SERVICE SEABOARD FINANCE CO. 7 East Court Square laGRANGE, GEORGIA Phone: 5667 LEHMANN JEWELRY COMPANY Our 102nd Year Serving LaGrange Diql 4931 1857- I958 LaGrange, Georgia A. VERNON BELCHER INSURANCE CLAIMS SERVICE Loyd Building Dial 8515 35 South Court Square STEAKS 0 SEAFOCDS 0 REGULAR D INNERS SWANSON'S LADIES' APPAREL 211 Main Street LaGrange, Ga. HANSON'S AIRPORT DRIVE-IN Home of Good Foods Dial 8941 or 9030 ROBERT HAMMOND PURE OIL DISTRIBUTOR WYATT and MORGAN REAL ESTATE O INSURANCE 0 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MALLORY REALTY CQ. 116 Main Street Dial 7811 DAVIS PHARMACY A. GUINN VAUGHN, Owner Dial 2-3535 LaGrange PARKER FURNITURE COMPANY Dial 5541 111 Bull Street FOSTER PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. WE DO IT RIGHT HUDSON HARDWARE CO. Dial 4012 109 Main St I ALLEN E'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Dial 7855 904 Hill Street LOEB C. KETZKY MIDDLEBROOKS GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hogcnsville Road THE DIXIE MILLS, INC. ' no ao G0 oo L D 2? Rayon Fabrics STARR MUSIC CO. NEW and USED RECORDS Dial 2-2055 110 Hines Street LAGRANGE JEWELRY COMPANY Albert I.. Rosser, Owner Dial 4312 H5 Main Slreel LaGrange, Georgia FUNDERBURK AUTO SUPPLY Dial 2-1486 8 E. Couri Square PIERCE BRUCE KING Furniture Company A Good Place fo Trade TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Hill Sf. at Three Points Lincoln Sf. af Hillside LaGRANGE .IOE S. GOIiE MID 8011, Illc. COTTON WASTE LaGrange, Georgia WEST GA. MOTORS Acceptance Corporation Automobile Financing and Re-Financing LOANS MADE ON ALL MAKES AND MODELS See Us for Quick Confidential Loan Service Dial 8661 36 S. Court Square MARION ROBERTS LIFE INSURANCE WILKES SERVICE STATION 201 Ridley Avenue LQGRANGE, GEORGIA W. D. BARTLETT GROCERIES and WESTERN MEATS 701-3 Fourth Avenue Dial 4601 -2 PISTON RING 81 SUPPLY CO. Automotive Paris and Accessories Dial 4626 LaGrange DANIEL LUMBER COMPANY OUR 40TH YEAR THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN BANK OF LAGRANGE Member ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation No Account Too Large- None Too Small Dial 4681 I36 Main Stre PEPPIIIIELL IIIII UFII TIIIIIIIIII C0 DUNSON DIVISION Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE COTTON FABRICS FOR THE CONVERTING AND MANUFACTURING TRADES TRAYLOR CONSTRUCTION CO. LaGRANGE READY MIX CONCRETE CO. INCORPORATED Phone 4609 Plant Located at Lee's Crossing LaGrange, Georgia Visit With Your Friends Plantation Restaurant Home of Good Food Sandwiches Lunches Dinners Ice Cream Homemade Pies 131 Bull Street Dial 9050 PAYTON DRY CLEANERS 202 Harclson Street LaGrange, Georgia Dial 7339 CONSOLIDATED CREDIT CORPORATION Phone 2-1434 108 Hines CAROLYN'S FLOWER SHOP Complete Flower Service LAGRANGE PHARMACY Where Pharmacy ls a Profession Dial sau We Deliver 615 Hin sneer 134 BU 5'f'e' Dial 5614-5615 BETTER SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY FOR LESS MONEY TROUP COUNTY BARGAIN BASEMENT I. Kaminsky, Prop. 105 Vernon TAYLOR PLUMBING AND HARDWARE CO. Plumbing, Electrical and Gas Appliances Westinghouse Appliances I 6401 220 Main Street PARMER BROTHERS GROCERY SEVEN DAY SERVICE Lee's Crossing Phone 2-3153 R. A. SHUFORD HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING SALES Complete Pest Control LAGRANGE EXTERMINATING COMPANY 6O4V2 Greenville Street Phone: 5190 Richard P. Yates-Owner BELK-GALLANT COMPANY LoGrange's Largest Depa rtment Store and B and G DEPARTMENT STORE SMITH and PETERS DEL'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY HAMMETT BUILDING W. H. SMITH SANITARY BARBER SHOP II2 Main Street LAGRANGE REALTY AND INSURANCE CO. WOODING'S GIFT Sl-IOP Q. N. JOHNSON STUDIO Ridley Avenue Main Sire f 'NAL 5345 Buscn JEWELRY COMPANY C '1m Diamond Importers 130 Main Street WATCHES 0 DIAMONDS I SILVERWARE LAGRANGE LODGE B. P. O. ELK'S VISIT OUR MILK BAR TROUP COUNTY CO-OP DAIRIES INC. Grade A Dairy Products SPINNING WHEELS ICE CREAM BANANA SPLITS BETTER MILK FOR BETTER HEALTH Dial 2-3533 314 Main I 467 W. A. IBiIIJ ABERNATHY AMOCO SERVICE STATION ROAD SERVICE 101 Ridley Avenue 8 LcGran e HILLSIDE GROCERY MEATS 0 GROCERIES 0 VEGETABLES Prompf Delivery Service 712 Lincoln LaGrange, Ga JOHNSON HARDWARE and LAGRANGE SPORT SHOP A FRIEND sr-loss Fon THE FAMILY FROM DARDEN-PATILLO, INC. B. L. COOK AGENCY, AGENT INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 105 Greenville SI. Phone 2-1441 I-,NNW we ,T X.. . Fcimo Flour Is Behind L.H.S. LaGRANGE GROCERY COMPANY PAUL COLE DRUG CO. Prescriptions Firsf LaGron FLING GROCERY coumnv clua WHITLEY CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANING Prompf Pick-Up and Delivery MOTH PROOFING John M. Whitley - Owner 204 King Dial 4991 LAGRANGE PARTS COMPANY 'IO4-T06 Greenville Sireei LaGrange, Georgia Aufomofive Jobbers COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Phones 2-3581 - 2-3582 H E. SIMS LUMBER COMPANY Manufadurers of SOUTHERN PINE and HARDWOOD LUMBER Roanoke Road Diol 5219 GEORGE M. FORRESTER Agenf STANDARD OIL COMPANY Phone 4146 LqGrqng BOYETTE FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME ruRNisHERs Dial 3126 9 East Court Square If lt's New You'll Find It at DALE' S COURT SQUARE AT MAIN HUGH OLIVER GRocERlEs n rkulrs AND VEGETABLES OLIVER'S GROCERY FARMERS MUTUAL WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION LQGRANGE, GEORGIA BORDERS BROTHERS PACKING PLANT Hamilton Street Phone 8602 LaGrange, Georgia LINCOLN STREET BEAUTY SHOP So Praudly We Wave for You 610 Lincoln Street Dial 8086 LAGRANGE MOTOR HOTEL 204 Franklin Road Telephone 2-1473 LEE A. STIETENROTH PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTOR LaGrange, Georgia RICE'S BARBER SHOP WHERE FRIENDS MEET LAGRANGE LANDSCAPE and HORTICULTURAL SERVICE LaGrange, Georgia JACK and VALERIA KISER CITY OIL COMPANY Atlantic Petroleum FIRESTONE BATTERIES and TUBES GEORGE SAMPSON CIVIL ENGINEER L SURVEYOR City and Farm Surveys Dial B066 204 S. lewis Street Phone: 5235 DIAMONDS O WATCHES I JEWELRY co. 115 Hines Street Phones 2-3537 - 33 CONVENIENT TERMS 33 South Court Square LaGrange, Georgia SEA FOOD AND POULTRY 0 CAMMON'S CHOICE FOODS e, Georgia Where Price and Quality Mnl VENETIAN BLIND and AWNING COMPANY 608 GREENVILLE STREET FREEMAN DRUGS LEADERS IN QUALITY THE BEAUTIFUL LABEL OF LUXURY TOWELS AND RUGS In rich vibrant colors- d g df g I g CALLAWAY MILLS COMPANY J. D. DAVIDSON, JR. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Electrical Contracting Maintenance and Repairs Dial 8173 LaGrange, Georgia COLLEGIATE GRILL Meet With All the Kids for a Snack BEST IN TOWN 14 MAIN STREET Dial 9125 SOLOMON'S DEPARTMENT STORE AND sa AND wif stone Dial 5951 108 and 110 Bull Street Dial 3626 FRANK TIGNER INSURANCE AGENCY 1 300 B FLEETH 8. HUTCHINSON MEN'S CLOTHING HUTCHINSON LUMBER COMPANY LaGRANGE, GEORGIA LOVEJOY and MAYER FLINK'S FLOWERS LaGrange's Finest and Newer! DIAL: 2-3531 or 4490 C PENNEY COMPANY Always FIRST QUALITY ONLY fNo Seconds at Penney'sI THE FOUR WAY TEST OF THE THINGS WE THINK, SAY, OR DO I. ls if The TRUTH? 2. Is if FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will if build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIP? 4. Will if be BENEFICIAL To all concerned? ROTARY CLUB of LaGrange STATE DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN'S SERVICE J. D. HILL, Manager WILL E. MORGAN R E A L T o R See the B-58 BUICK ai ALFORD BUICK CO. 315 New Franklin Road Dial 7369 - 7360 GRIFFIN WHOLESALE CO. COMPLETE LINE OF CANDIES BOTH 50 and IO6 CIGARS School Supplies and Notions 208 Ridley Avenue Dial 7700 SERVICE COAL CO. DIAL 2-3686 WEATHERS MUSIC CO. West Point Highway PHONE: 2-3838 CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY Engineers-Contractor Concrete Manufacturing P. O. Box 677 Dial 3587 LAGRANGE CAKE BOX DIAL 7335 - 3-3556 AMERICAN FINANCE CORPORATION OF GEORGIA 108 Ridley Avenue LaGRANGE, GEORGIA NIILAM'S We Appreciate Your Trade 216 Main Street L G g G g THORNTON TIRE CO. 208 Greenville ul 8393 LOGRANGE, GEORGIA HESTER BROTHERS GROCERY Dial 4057 H gansville Road HARRIS BROTHERS TIRE SERVICE 0 WASHING O GREASING Gulf Tires, Tubes and Batteries Phone 8055 301 Main Street HINES LADIES APPAREL DRESSES 0 SUITS 0 LINGERIE 106 Main Street HARRIS and FERGUSON BODY and FENDER womc o wnecxsk seHvicE Lee's Crossing, Route 3 Dial 9866, 7768, 2-2011 See Us At Our New Location 1 17 Vernon Street LAGRANGE APPLIANCE CO. Best Deals ln Town Dial 2-1438 KITE'S FLOOR COVERING 209 Greenville Street DIAL 2-'I406 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVER, CHINA MOORE'S JEWELRY Two Stores to Serve You uter Building One ct 'I08 Main Street e 4812 Phone 2-2481 BILL TROTTER LAGRANGE FLORIST HARoLsoN smear MANSOUR'S Lc1Gronge's Oldest and Most Modern Department Store West Court Square LaGrange, Georgia DR. PEPPER Bottling Company ilriilr 830 North Greenwood DIAL 2-3543 ELM CITY COAL COMPANY 401 Main Street Dial 2-3757 L. W. BAILEY sHEmFF S. H. KRESS COMPANY Main Street LaGRANGE, GEORGIA SKINNER FURNITURE STORE, INC. Main Street Phone 5831 LQGRANGE, GEORGIA FRANK TIGNER, Mayor Counciimen EARL BAGLEY H. M. CRANE, City Manager FRED LAMB, City Engineer HORACE RICHTER, City Attorney C. H. DAY, City Clerk RAYMOND FORT GARDNER NEWMAN A. U. PRIESTER, JR. GETER L. WOOD JAMES SWANSON CITY or LAGRANGE WE BUILD KIWANIS CLUB OF LAGRANGE LAGRANGE BANKING COMPANY South Court Square LAGRANGE, GEORGIA Complete Banking Facilities Insured upto SI0,000 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION N l L LAGRANGE LIONS CLUB TOWN HOUSE SUBURBAN RESTAURANT SWENSON FORD U.S. 27 North LaGrange, Georgia Charcoaled Broiled Steaks Southern Fried Chicken Florida Fresh Seafood Just Inside City Limits LaGrange's Most Modern Restaurant Open 6 A.M. Close 'll P.M. Daily FORD and EDSEL Sales and Service 326 Main Street LaGrange, Georgia Dial 2-1401 You're Always Welcome to Radio Pleasure CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO '58 SENIORS from WTBP BROWN'S SUPER MARKET 112 Bull Sireel JOHN CARLEY J. C. VAN HOUTEN CO. THE TOWEL 81 LINEN SHOP DIAL 4633 12 North Courl Square, LaGrange, Georgia RADIOS O TELEVISION Phone 2-1035 SERVICE Towels of Mill Infants' and 107 Ridley Ave' Dial 3491 Sfore Prices Children's Wear FINNEY POW INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE s REAL ESTATE 0 RENTALS The Johnson Building Dial 7321 LaGrange, Ga. MOTOR COMPANY DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH CARS Sales o Service o Paris Phone 5628 116 Broad Sfreet NO FINER ANYWHERE IL E 2, I I - If II I? Im' s O I V, it ommv 1 E ' I ' 2 Sp ,jay y pttr I I I I ..-.M one . 1 . svrmegrxfi' f YE: I 1 V 1: ' ' fwr f ,f,, 1? .'f' 1W , 'G- H 'L'.i ,,,. I -2 I ' ' to Lyr I ' Town and Country AIR CONDITIONED - TELEVISION - TELEPHONES THREE POINT LOAN AND INSURANCE CO. 906 Hill Street Ph one 2-1461 H. R. DARDEN GROCERY STAPLES, MEATS, FRUITS L VEGETABLES Lee's Crossing Dial: 2-3972 HOLLYWOOD SHOES 105 Main Street FOOTWEAR FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART RABY FABRIC CENTER Complete Line at Dress Material, Drapery and Upholstery Fabric Phone: LaGrange 2-2220 West Point Road HOLMES DRUG STORE We Are LaGrange's Largest and Best Drug Store We Appreciate Your Business 113 Main Street LAGRANGE LAUNDRY and HOWARD CLEANERS LAUNDERERS and CLEANERS Sanitone Dry Cleaning Broome Street Dial 5665 124 Bull Street 2-3424 WOODING'S GENERAL HEADQUARTERS for the Younger Set New and Youthful Cloihes NEWMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors LUMBER BUILDERS SUPPLIES PAINTS BUILDERS HARDWARE Dial 7361 101 Whifesville WO0D'S SUPERETTE FANCY GROCERIES o SELECT MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES STEWART WHOLESALE HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE o BUILDING SUPPLIES GROCERIES Sweef Sixteen Flour EVELYN-ESTELLE SPORTSWEAR HEADQUARTERS Ridley Avenue Dial 4201 PHOTOGRAPHY Don Holsombeck Photo COMMERCIAL and NEWS PHOTO SERVICES One-Day Kodak Finishing Dial 2-3648 LaGrange, Georgia CULUIIIIL SIDRES Your TOTAL food bill is less . When you shop at CS! COLONIAL STORES BEST WISHES SENIORS LAGRANGE J U NIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MADDOX FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Controlled by 2-Way Radio HOTEL COLONIAL LaGrange, Georgia DINING ROOMS II8 Church Slreei Dial 8636 G ral Agent for Family F d Lf I ce Co. Dial 56I.l IDEAL CLEANERS W4 AND LAUNDRY 9 Y '31, 43 1 I X Nr g LaGrange s Mosf Modern F S I DRIVE - IN 0 8' CLEANERS and LAUNDRY L. L. Goode L. L. Goode, Jr. BORDEN'S ICE CREAM 224 Greenville Street Dial 4656 0.1 L :J I rf 'L ,ff' V1-fu -I A SV ffl I C307 vfxbbglxflaig lib ikuvxh SQ 9 ,bk Q' I L ', 5 VCL W INDUSTRIAL suPPuERs, INC LaGrange, Georgia HAMMOND-HUDSON INSURANCE AGENCY LaGrange, Georgia McCLURE CIGAR AND CANDY COMPANY HAV-A-TAMPA CIGAR Tcmpo Nugget Riotan King Edward Bering A 8- C El-Producto PAPER GOODS o PIPES I00 Greenville Street Phone: 2-3384 RONSON UGHTER5 CANDY 0 GUM 0 NOTIONS LGGRANGE THEATRE BEI'IR'S The Smarfesf . . . il? 'k 'wir JUNIOR CLOTHES LAGRANGE DRIVE-IN THEATRE SPORTSWEAR LaGrange Georgia ACCESSORIES INTERNATIONAL LATEX CORPORATION LAGRANGE'S NEWEST INDUSTRY HUIE MOTOR COMPANY LAGRANGE CHEVROLET IRON WORKS CARS o TRUCKS o PARTS Morgan Street SERVICE Dial 4383 So. Main at F ve Points LcGrang Georgia HUNTER-ALLEN-MYHAND LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE LQGRANGE, GEORGIA FUNERAL Home SI Successors to Hunfer-Owen 'III Broad Street Dial 5626 JOHNSON MOTORS, INC. CADILLAC - PONTIAC - G.M.C. TRUCKS SALES - SERVICE We Sell the Best and Service the Rest LAGRANGE, GEORGIA 203 Greenville Street Dial 7341 A Great Name in Clothing W O Q I I8 Main Street SUITS THE SOUTH FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LaGrange, Georgia INSURED SAVINGS Phone 8642 201 Broad Street VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION 203 BROAD STREET SMEDLEY PRINTING CO. :1f.,., Z3 ' - zi' :,' ..,' i , 11A,1,,iA, ,, ,.,A . Y A ' , : Y X - ,::,. A..: ..A., ,',V4, COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY 'I038 13th St., Columbus, Ga. Phone 2-0618 When Visitors The Best In Sporting Goods LUGRANGE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY REEDER and MCGAUGHEY PHONE 2-1466 GOH:-Fi5hif'l9 TOCkle'-GUNS'-' 807 Hamilton Road LaGrange, Ga Ammunition-Shoes-Sportswear- Tennis-Athletic Goods-Trophies- HUTCHINSON-TRAYLOR INSURANCE AGENCY Archery-Team Equipment Specialist In Sports 200 Broad Street Broad and Walton Dial 4,513 Jackson 2-8757 Atlanta, Georgia DEPENDABLE SERVICE M I N 0 R S T U D I 0 EAST POINT, GEORGIA Photographs OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR OUR ANNUAL JOHN H. JORDAN Auro sALEs 'II4 Greenville Street OFiice Phone 7961 Night Phone 4317 WILLIAM C. SMITH OFFICE suPPl.Y AND EQUIPMENT co. 'IO9 Vernon Road Phone 2-I484 BOOKS, SCHOOL and OFFICE SUPPLIES GLASS GIN CO. ron YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS. . . CALL ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIFE, HOSPITALIZATION, AUTOMOBILE, AND FIRE INSURANCE 204 Ridley Phone 2-I104 TROUP ROOFING COMPANY ROOFING and ASBESTOS SIDING Joe Thrash THRASH SERVICE STATION Dial 8381 Grady Bishop Service When You Need It JESSUP PLUMBING AND HEATING co. IIO Greenville Street Phone 7996 WEATHERS' SUPER SERVICE 24-HOUR SERVICE Phone 2-2695 LAGRANGE OPTIMIST CLUB Friend of the Boy sssr wlsl-les THE CITY DRUG CO. 33 Court Square LDGRANGE, GEORGIA YOUR BEAUTY CENTER DR'NK VALDAI R MILK Phone 2-3153 Mallory-Hutchinson Building Call LaGrange 2-2060 Ruby Walker Lavonia Taylor or Robbie Parsons West Point 2-5384 .K ' 4 ' E P 2 if I -,J It - Q U I 4 1 '14 1- ' 1 5 1 ' 4 A -1. G Q I ' ' ,- 1 , Jf- if ,. - O- . , 2 -,. , , 1 ' v AFRIEND 6 if f-fff ff'-f 7? POWER PLATING INC. We, the members of the 1958 Granger Staff, gratefully thank our ad- vertisers for their generous support in publishing this edition. 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