Milner High School - Top Notcher Yearbook (Milner, GA)

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livlvw H l l U .Seanad . . . BILLY MOORE . . . Milce,', is a member of tbe Iere M. Pound Debating Society, tbe Music Club, tbe Hi-Y Club, the Beta Club, tbe school patrol. and The Piper and tbe Tor' Norcr-nga stall, He is friendly and coopera- tive to everyone. l JACK MULLINS -. . . Knyo,,' who likes to argue with the taculty, is a member ot -lere M. Pound Debating Society, tbe animal stait and The Piper staff. ,lack bas great possi- bilities. l J .I 'r .l lvl A OE PEABMAN . . . 'iSlim, as be is known to everyone, is a sebool patrolman, a member of tbe Jere M, Pound Debating Society, the Music Club, tbe Hi-Y, and tbe annual and The Piper stall. His winning personality seems to always get results. ACK PILGBIM . . . 'KFu:zy, who is just .1 little on tbe low side, is a member of tbe Hi-Y, ,lere M. Pound Debating Society, and tbe Music Club, The Piper and tbe annual stall. He seems to baye no worries at all. HOMAS POSS . . . u,l1lHll8'lld,D is a member of the Jere M. Pound Debating Society, the Hi-Y, and tbe Beta Club. He is a varsity basketball player. In friendliness and cour- tesy be always excels. ACK VVAITS . . . Little Biff, who is a star basketball player, is a member of tbe Beta Club, of tbe HifY, and of the L.Q.C. Lamar Debating Society. He is a little on the quiet and courteous side, but is a friend to all and a good sport. ARINELLPI VVELDON , . . Nellie, Witb tbe ligbt brown bair, is a helper to all, presi- dent ot tbe Music Club, president of tbe 4-ll Club, president of tbe L.Q.C. Lamar Des bating Society, a ebampion debater, man- aging editor of The Piper, editor of the Toe Norcmgu, a member of Tri-Hi-Y, secre- tary ot Beta Club, and secretary of tbe senior class. Sbe is always busy, yet finds time to lend a belping band wllere it is needed. NNIE LAURA YVILLABD . . . uflll!ll'liU,,, wbo is capable and friendly, is a member of tbe jere M. Pound Debating Society, also tbe Music Club, sebool patrol, advertising staff of annual, also on The Piper staff. If sbe bas any worries sbe keeps tllem to herself.

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i: 1 as 6-ti: -gf 5 'Su lNlAlljOlllli HEAD . . . uDirlk,U wllo lias a sweet disposition and a eute smile, is presi- dent ot Beta Club, elass editor of tlie annual, literary editor of T110 Piper, a member of the L.Q.C. Lamar Debating Soeiety. also seliool patrol and senior t-lass president. As for in- telleet, slie ean't be passed. BILLY HOUSE . . , Pedro, witli tlie blond liair and blue eyes. is a member of tlie varsity basketball team, a ineiuber of L.Q.C. Lamar Debating Society, Beta Club, Musical Club, and seliool patrol. Ile is business manager of the annual staff, and on Tlzrf Piper stall. Billy is dependable. industrious, and a grand sport. DONALD IIUTTO . . . Ike, wlio is our class eonunander, is a ineinber ot -lere M. Pound Debating Soc-iety, ot tlie annual and The Pip- er staff. llis smile is simply irresistable. 'VHE1 NIA KINABD . . . nSl1UI'fij,H is our eute little girl with tlie sparkling brown eyes: a ineniber of tlre L.Q.C. Lamar Debating S0- eiety, viee president of tlue senior class and .1 varsity basketball player. Slie is a member of tlie annual stall' and The Piper staff. Slie llas a very niee personality. COLLEEN MANN . . . Blondie, who is quiet, sweet, smart and a friend to all, is tlie senior class treasurer, member of tlie Music Club, also secretary ol' tlie Tri-Ili-Y, nieuiber of L.Q,C. Lamar Debating Soeiety and Beta Club. FANNIE LOU X'IAll'I'lN . . . MLIHTU LllTll,n who is a first rate sport with lier friends, is a varsity basketball player, member of Iere XI, Pound Debating Society, news editor of the annual and a seliool patrol. Iler friend- sliip is eoveterl bv all. NIABY IOIIX MARTIN . . . ,Iolnmie,', who is steady and self-reliant, is a rneinber of tlie -lere M Pound Debating Society, also Tri- lli-Y, Beta Club, assistant to Tor NQTCHER and Tlie Piper stall. CLAUDE MILYEB . , . flop-alon,q, our ain- bitious little boy with the eute smile, is a varsity basketball player, a rnelnber of Beta Club and a member ol' The Piper staff. Claude is eooperative and is never to busy to be eourteous.

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Seam Elm Jlmfwf 1945 - 46 There were five members of the present class who started to school at Milner in September, 1935. They were Bessie Mae Brinkley, Marjorie Head, Fannie Lou Martin, Mary john Martin, and Mariuelle Vlfeldon. YVe were quite thrilled at this new experience and spent the next six years gaining foundation for our high school work. Geraldine Crawford and Dorothy Crawley had joined our class in the fifth grade, and V onceil Lott joined us in the sixth. Claude Milner, james and Franklin Tillery started with us in the sex enth grade. When the end of the seventh year came we received the certificates which cer- tified that we were eligible for high school work. The following September when we came to school we found many new mem- bers. They were lack VVaits, Charles Beale, Delma Eubanks, joe Pearman, Billy Moore, Donald Hutto, Colleen Mann. Annie Laura Willard, jack Mullins, Thomas Poss, Billy House, jack Pilgrim, and Paul Maddox. During that year our home room teacher was Mrs. B. H. Kenny. Other teachers were Miss Ora Lee Howard, Mrs. Florence Brewster, Miss Mary Littlejohn, with Mr. A. H. Shuler as principal. In the ninth grade Thelma Kinard and Dorothy Ann English joined our class. Our home room teacher this year was Mrs. Florence Brewster. Our other teach- ers were Miss Elmina McKneely, Miss Ora Lee Howard, with Mr. Schuler as principal. At the end of that year we lost james and Franklin Tillery and Paul Maddox. During the latter part of that year We were permitted to take part in the very happy occasion of the junior-Senior Banquet. Then we became juniors. This year We lost Charles Beale who Went into the Army. This was the first year our school had an annual- the TOP NO1'CHER. VVe got quite a thrill out of helping with it. This year our home room teacher was Miss Elmina McKneely, with Mr. Schuler still principal. and the other teachers were Miss Ora Lee Howard, Miss Begina VVi1son, Mrs. Stella D. VVorsham, and Mrs. Florence Brewster. At last we were Seniors! We were very happy and also excited at having reached this long desired goal. joan Armistead was the only new member of our senior class. We lost Vonceil Lott this year, and our home room teacher was Mrs. K. P. Domingos. Other teachers were Mrs. Florence Brewster, Miss Flmina McKneely, Mrs. Begina Turner, Mrs. Stella D. VVorsham. with Miss Ora Lee Howard as principal. And now as we come to the end of our high school career we shall be happy to enter new fields but it gives us a feeling of sadness when we think of separating from our classmates and teachers. -MARJORIE HEAD 14