Robert E Lee Institute - Rebel Yearbook (Thomaston, GA)

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Q. f , . , . .9 ., 5 'fu . yy ' v A ' v I. ' aww AJ . .I P' ..,, .. I., Y-14-12152 . .lf .' I ,, ,i 5. 5 ,f :Zh .ggflg if-1' 'LI-CW 'bi Q - :,. D V nu 4 Wi J 4 1 3,51 fav'- : ',' H ' in hdmxlmu, E: i THE REBEL 1933 Published By THE SENIOR CLASS R. E. LEE INSTITUTE Thomaston, Ga. DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of I933, in order to show our appreciation for the faithful work, the untiring ef- forts and the unselfish spirit of hirn who has been a friend to us during these past four years, dedicate the seventh volume of The Rebel to Mr. Richard l-l. Taliaferro j. I X in . f I 1 A Y i . W 3, i 1 l r I Herein do you behold the last recorded years ot the Class of '33, Out from the walls of our Alma Mater we go, guided by the light from her swinging lanterns. ln our hearts we bear the peace, the hope, the confidence wthat fellowship within her walls has brought us. ln this book there is a secret clasp, which, pressed in later years, will call before our eyes the ghosts ot pages, too many and too dear for print, leaves clear or blurred, that these two covers bind- which we alone may see. Herein you may behold some of the brighter scenes selected from innumer- able charming pictures ot these days. Faculty I I. Classes Activities IV. Military V. Athletics VI. Features K QV - ,.....4-1:1 OLD THOMASTON N EW THOMASTON .. REBEL BOARD OF TRUSTEES james R. Atwater, Chairman A. C Adams Dr, E. Garner F. P, Andrews 1. B. Hardy 1. I.. C Barron Paul Johnston M 1 9 3 3 To the Members of the Senior Class of l933' . You should be glad ot Lite because it gives you the chance to love, vvork, play, and look up at the stars-eto be satisfied with your possessions, but not contented vvith yourselt until you have made the best of your opportunities by industry and honest ettort. You should despise nothing in the vvorld except falsehood and mean- ness, dishonesty and corvvardiceg and be governed by your admiration of virtues rather than by your disgust ot vices. Cuideposts on the tootpath to peace, happiness, and success that l hope you vvill find, are these' Covet nothing that is your neighbors except his kindness ot heart and gentleness ot mannerg think seldom of your enemies, often of your friends, and every day think ot l-lumanity and Christg spend as much time as you can, vvith body and spirit, in Gods Out-ot-Doors, wwf!!! Mark A. Smith, Superintendent ot Schools lQ93l3 WWWSS it REBEL CAPTAIN C. C, KNICI-IT, lr., F. A, Professor ot Military Science and Tactics MARGARET REEVES, B. M. Languages Cl-IRISTINE MONTCQMERY, A. B. English SERCEANT W, L. SLAYTON Assistant Professor ot Military Science and Tactics ESTI-IER ANDERSON, B, S,, Ph. E. Physical Director and English I. W, MATT Director ol Athletics Mathematics MARCUERITE MILLER, A, B, Biology and Science C. L, STUBBLEFIELD, Science RUTH ELDER, A, B, Commercial Training INEZ WALLACE, Br S, Home Economics C. R. HOLSTUN, B. S. History MALI DE WHEELER Piano MYRTLE PET? DUE Librarian IVIADCE EERDUE Dieiician B R E B E L W WW Wff ,ff 35355 gwwp WWW U WiLQMQg,0 Nggm QffW'i3W of 9' m,WJ?ZZ?5f? rf mg WKWNVJ My R wifi? figiiifajl iw? ng EW Wm wMQf6!fWfi'0'fMffQk wvjgggf WL ' f F' My Q Wfffiiw M S MLM? QQQQCZQQ5? W-Tv 1 9 3 3 CLASSES REBEL R. E. LEE, OUR ALMA MATER By Lucile Nelson Senior Class of R. E. Lee We'll love you always Senior Class, now we'll be true To you, all hail! Alma Mater, we now sing praise To your name all hail! Senior Class of '33, l-lere's to you, all hail! Chorus We are the Senior Class Dear Ole Class of '33, R. E. Lee! We'Il uphold our Alma Mater standards -.. ,. 1' To the world we'll prove our love and loyalty Seniors, we'll be true To the white and gold 1 We grieve to leave your sacred shrine, . Alma Mater, R, E, Lee! CLASS POEM By Billie Blount Our days are over at R. E. Lee We now are Seniors of '33, The road has been rugged, the pathway steep, At last we have the summit reached. As we stand at the top, eyes dim with tears, We relive in memory those happy years. Spent in work and play at R. E. Lee To make us Seniors of '33, As we prepare to leave you Lee We, the Seniors of '33 Wish some word from tongue or pen, Could express our love tor you and then We could go on our way with lighter hearts, Knowing that at least, we expressed a part Of our love tor you, dear R. E. Lee, From the Senior Class ot '33, lll C We grasp your hand, dear R. E. Lee, , We, the Seniors of '33 , Even though we mount the ladder of fame, We will always honor and cherish your name, We won't say good-bye but au revoir You will live in the heart of each girl and boy We will always stand by you, R. E. Lee We will always be the Seniors of '33, 1933 SENIOR CLASS IVIASCQI Frederick Srmth, Ir SENIOR CLASS REBEL Colors CoId and Where Flovverg Cladiolr 1933 Morto Orwvard and Upward CLASS OFFICERS President ,...............,.,............ TerreII MCSWMI Vrce-President .... ...,. N Inrramue Ivllllory Secretary .... .... IVI artrra Mcliermy Treasurer. .... Owen Reeves DAVID MARVIN ADAMS MolIie'l Nothing great is lightly won, nothing won is lost. Entered Class '3l, Odd Literary Society, 3, 4. IDA RUTH ADAMS Babe Ruth Heaven helps those who help themselves. Entered Class '3I, Honor Roll 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Hooks and Crooks 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. RUTH ALMAND Willie Know her and love her, for her merry tongue binds all who hear her many friends among, Entered Class '30, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Clee Club 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Even Literary Society 3, 4. BILLY BENTLEY Bentley A workman is known by his works, Entered Class '3l , Rifle Team 3, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, BESSIE LOUISE BISHOP ' Hsunnyii Like a fair lily on a river floating, she floats upon the river of our thoughts. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Horne Ec.'Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Gypsy Rover 2, Clee Club 4, Sec. Music Club I, 2, 31' Treas. of Hooks Z3 Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. RUBY LOUISE BLACK Boots There is no pathway of flowers leading to glory. Entered Class '29, Honor Roll 3, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 4, MARGARET EVELYN BLACK Blackie Whose little body housed a mighty mind. Entered Class '32, Roll of Honor 4, Rebel Staff 4, Music Club 4, Hooks and Crooks 4, Even Literary Society 4, Honor lvledal Club 4. IAMES WILLIAM BLOUNT UBB!! There is none so deaf as those vvho do not hear. Biology Club 2, Rifle Team 3, 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Non-Com. Club 3, 4, Officers' Club 4, Honor Medal Club l, MYRA BROWN Bonnie Higher must I climb, yet higher, vvider yet must be my gaze. Roll of Honor I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Perfect At- tendance I, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. AUDREY LORINE CHASTEEN llkenaif Persuasion is better than force Entered Class '32, Hooks and Crooks Club -4, Even Literary Society 4. WILLIE PEARL COLQUITT CIBEHYY Square your shoulders and face the music. Charter member, Honor Roll 3, Home Ec, Club 3, Biology Club 2, Lee Follies lg Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Lit- erary Society 3, 4. LOICE EMERSON COVINCTON Ktpati! A maiden of our century skilled in art. Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Rebel Staff 4, Per- fect Attendance I, 2, Odd Literary HAZEL COX Haddie 'Crace was in her steps, heaven in her eyes. Entered Class '32, Honor Roll 4, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Even Literary Society 4, SARA EDWARD DANIEL Peanuts And she did, with a cheerful will, vvhat others talked of while their hands were still. Re-entered Class '30, Biology Club 2, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Home Ec. Club 2, Cypsy Rover 2, Cheer Leader 2. CHARLES FREDERICK DANIEL upegn Society 4, Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Football 4, Biology Club 2, 3, Cilee Club 4, Even Literary Society 3, Rifle Team 4, Track 4, L Club 4, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Non-Com. Club I, 2, 3. MARTHA HARRIS DANIELS upunkn l'Thoughtless ot beauty, she was Beauty's seltf' Roll ot Honor l, 2, 35 C-ypsy Rover 35 Vice-Pres. ot Class 35 l-lome Ec. Club 2, 35 Sec. Home Ec, Club 35 Odd Liter- ary Society 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Rebel Statt 45 Clee Club 45 Sponsor 4. FANNIE MAE DRIVER Boozie II - - - II Let us rejoice while vve are young Roll ot l-lonor l, 2, 35 l-lome Ec. Club 2, 35 Biology Club 25 Pertect Attend- ance l, 25 l-looks and Crooks Club 45 Odd Literary Society, IOSEPH BRITT ELLI NGTON li,oeU 'lAtter the battle the reward Charter lVlcmber5 l-lcinor Roll l, Z5 35 Biology Club ?1 Non-Com, Club 35 Battalion Clerk 35 Odd Literary Society 3, 4. EARL D. ENGLISH Pee Wee They can because they think they can Biology Club 25 Rebel Statt 45 l-looks and Crooks Club 45 Odd Literary Society 3, 45 Non-Ccm. Club 3, 4, ARTHUR THOMAS FALLIN Klkedii l'lt is more blessed to give than to receive Entered Class '3l 5 Clee Club 45 Ritle Team 45 President 4-l-l Club 4. ALFRED ALTON FRANKLIN HAH!! lt you seek a monument look about you. Charter lvlemberg l-lonor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Pertect Attendance 2, 35 Odd Lit- orary Society 3, 4. MARTHA EDWARD FRANKLIN Martie l-ler tair vvords have gladdened so many a heart Charter Memberg Roll of l-lonor l, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec, Club 2, 35 President Home Ec. Club 35 Biology Club 25 Lee Follies lg Rebel Staft 3, 45 Editor-in- Chief Rebel 45 Perfect Attendance I5 Hurricane Staff l, 2, 35 Odd Literary Society 35 45 l-lonor Medal Club l, EDM U N D A. GASSETT Eddie To the stars through bolts and bars Football 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Hooks and Crooks 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Non-Com. Club 3, Officers Club 3. WILLIAM ALFRED HARP tlPangH The world of sport is an ideal world, the world l love and that l would fain live in. Charter Member, Honor Roll 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Rebel Staff 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, District Meet 3, 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Non-Com. Club 3. WYNNETTE HARDY Sally A vvorld of wit, a heart of purest gold Charter Member, Roll of Honor 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, 3, Gypsy Rover 2, Clee Club 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, EDWARD HAWKINS CKHawkU Live and learn Entered Class '32, Odd Literary So- ciety 4. GEORGE H. HICHTOWER Foots Deep sighted in intelligences, ideas, atoms, influence. Charter member, Roll of Honor l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, L Club 3, 4, Who's Who l, 2, 3, Rebel Staff 4, Rifle Team 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Non-Com. Club 2, 3, Officers Club 4, Hurricane Staff 3. GERALDINE HOLLOWAY Umeanii Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. Entered Class '32, Hooks and Crooks 4, Even Literary Society 4. MELBA FRANCES HUDGINS HMebaD For the beauty of a lovely woman is like music. Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Ciypsy Rover 3, L Club 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, Secretary Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Sponsor 3. 4, Lee Follies l, Secretary Class 3, Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4, Marshall 3 MYRA ELIZABETH IENKINS Hlinksi! Stately in bearing, svveet in attitude, beloved because she is so lovable. Charter member, Roll of Honor l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Home Ecu Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres, Biology Club 2, Lee Follies l, Ciypsy Rover 3, L Club 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer Clee Club 4, District Meet l, 2, 3, 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Pres. Odd Literary Society 3, Treas- i'rer Class 3, Honor Medal Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hurricane Staff 2, 3, Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. VELPOE IONES Fronie Seize each opportunity, Entered Class '29, Odd Literary So- ciety 3, 4, Football 4, Non-Corn Club 4, L Club 4, Biology Club 2, MARGARET LOUISE KERSEY tlESe1! Thy inodesty's a candle to thy merit. Horne Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Cypsy Rover 2, Music Club l, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Hooks and Crooks 4, Even Literary Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4. IEWELL LAWRENCE Buddie Live and let live. Entered Class '30, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Even Literary Society 3, 4. IOHN IACOB LEWIS tllakeii A word to the wise is sufficient Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Who's Who 4, Rebel Staff 4, Rifle Team 4, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Officers' Club 4, Non-Com. Club l, 2, 3. FREDERICK FERGUSON MALLORY lKFred!Y XNhen duty whispers lovv 'thou must the youth replies 'l can ', Charter rnember, Roll of Honor l, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Rifle Team 4, President Odd Literary Society 4, Non- Corn. Club 3, Officers' Club 4, Presi- dent Class l , Hurricane Staff 3, Honor Medal Club l, 2, 3, 4, District Meet 3, 4, Biology Club 2. L. A. MALLORY, ik. Love 'Silence gives consent. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Perfect Attend- ance l, 2, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. MARIANNE MALLORY Mirandy Grace, beauty, talent, shine among her train, and music is her escort and her thought. Vice-President Class 4, Roll of Honor l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Vice- President Home Ec. Club 2, Biology Club 2, Lee Follies l, Gypsy Rover 2, Rebel Staff 3, 4, Bus, Mgr. Rebel 4, Pres. Glee Club 4, Perfect Attendance l, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, District Meet 3, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Hur- ricane Staff 3, Honor Medal Club l, 3. DEXIE MILLS Trixie Wisdom is better than riches. Roll of Honor l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Lee Follies lg Gypsy Rover 2, Glee Club 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Perfect At- tendance 2, Secretary Hooks and Crooks Club 4, President Class 2, Dis- trict Meet 3, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Non-Com. Club 2, 3, Officers' Club 4, Editor Rebel Hurricane 3, Honor Cadet 3, Gorgas Medalist 3, Quill C1 Scholl l, Orchestra 4. MACIE MCDANIEL Buck Hlieep on going, don't stay still. Some vvon't like you, others vvill. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Gypsy Rover 2, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. MILDRED CLYDE MORGAN Millie A friend in need is a friend indeed. Roll of Honor 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. LOUIE LOUISE MOORE Uwese!! The smiles that vvin--A-a mind at peace Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. MARTHA LEOLA MCGEE ilceem Hlt is easier to perform than to promise. Entered Class '3l, Honor Roll 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, Perfect Attendance 3, 4, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. MARTHA ALICE MCKENNY lKMartyY1 She has a mild manner and a gentle heart. Entered Class '32, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Secretary Class 4, Even Lit- erary Society 4. MARY IEWELL MCKINLEY Winnie She vvho has lived obscurely and quietly has lived well. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. IAMES TRICE MCKINLEY Sunshine Labor conquers all Biology Club 23 Odd Literary Society 3, 4. TERRELL H. MCSWAIN Queenie Still vvaters run deep Cnarter lVlernber3 Football 2, 33 43 Track 3, 43 L Club 2, 3, 43 Hooks and Crooks Club 43 Odd Literary Society 43 Non-Com Club 23 33 President Class 4. WILLIE LUCILE NELSON uLucyn Age cannot vvitlier ner, nor custom stale ber infinite variety. Charter mernberg Roll ot Honor l3 23 33 43 Basketball 33 43 Home Ec. Club 23 33 Treas, Home Ec. Club 23 Biology Club 23 Gypsy Rover 23 NL Club 3, 43 Rebel Statt 43 Clee Club 43 Perfect At- tendance l, 2, 3, 43 District lvleet 33 Odd Literary Society 3, 43 Music Club l 3 Honor Medal Club l, 4. REESE IULIAN O'NEAL Ululiei! 'Not on the heights, but climbing Entered Class '323 Clee Club 43 Even literary Society 43 District lvleet 3. CECIL EUGENIA PASLEY Lcjackn Speech is silver, silence is gold. Entered Class '323 Hooks and Crooks Clisb 43 Even Literary Society 4. EDDIE CLEO PASLEY lKLeoN I-X stitclt in time saves nfne Entered Class 323 Hooks and Crooks flub 43 Even Literary Society 43 4-H Club 4. MATTIE RUTH PASLEY Ruthie No news is good news. Entered Class '323 Even Literary Sciety 4. RAN DOLPH ELLERSON PASLEY Deaconl' Look betore you leap. Entered Class '32, Even Literary So- Cleiy 4. LaFAYETTE PERRIAN PATTERSON Kipercyii HAS you make your bed, so you must lief' Charter Member, Manager Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Manager Basketball 3, Biology Club 2, Rebel Statt 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Non-Com, Club 4, Hurricane Statt 3, Secretary Class 2. CRAWFORD M. PAULK Little C.M. P. Beyond the Alps lies Italy. Honor Roll 2, 3, Football 3, 4, L Club 4, Biology Club 2, Clee Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll l. FLORA ESTELLE PHILLIPS FIapper Vi!ho knovv her, know the charm of gay black eyes and dusky hair, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2. 3, Biology Club 2, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Even Literary Society 3, 4. MARY INDIA PITTARD uMindyn As vvelcome as the sunshine in every place, so vve vvelcome the sunshine of thy smiling face, Entered Class '3l , Roll of Honor 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, Rebel Statt 4, Clee Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Sponsor 4, District Meet 4. IOSEPHINE PRESLEY 15,011 Great is the force ot habit. Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Home Ec. Club 3, 4. EZRA OWEN REEVES uEasyM Practice makes perfect. Charter Member, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, L Club 4, Who's Who 4, Rifle Team 4, Non-Com. Club 3, 4, Biology Club 2. ANNA NADINE SHEPARD LKDeneU Work gains everything, Entered Class '32, Honor Roll 4, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Even Lit- erary Society 4, Clee Club 4. l l EVERETTE SMITH Captain Bright lust vvait 'till it happens, then l'll take care of it. Entered Class '29, Odd Literary So- ciety 2, 3, 4. IOHNNIE LEE SMITH ClTacU While there is life, there is hope. Entered Class '32, Clee Club 4, Even Literary Society 4. HOWELL BARRETT THOMPSON lKTarzan9i Though the vvay be rugged, climb. Entered Class '29, Football 3, 4, Biisketball 4, Track 4, Biology Club 2, UL Club 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Rifle Team 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Non-Com Club 3, Officers Club 4. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH TRICE Christie I-leaven is in thy soul, beauty and virtue shine forever round thee. Roll of I-lonor I, 3, I-lonor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Clee Club 4, Music Club I, 2, 3, Vice- President Music Club, Sponsor 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Marshall 3, IOSEPH HARRISON TURNER lKHarry1Y The early bird catches the worm, Charter Member, Eootban 4, Basket- ball 4, Track 3, 4, Biology Club 2, L Club 4, Rifle Team 3, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Non-Com. Club 3. WILLIAM PRUITT WOODALL Uwoodyii Undertake not what you cannot per- form, but be careful to keep your promise. Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Otficer's Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Non-Com, Club 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Basketball 3, 4, President Class 3, L Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, District Meet 3, 4. CLYMENTINE WOODSON CIemmie Sound health, broad scholarship, sterling character. Roll of I-lonor I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec, Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Perfect At- tendance 2, Hooks and Crooks Club 4, Reporter I-looks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4, Secretary Class 2. CATHERINE YATES Priss Her hair, her manner, all who savv admired, courteous though gay, gentle tho' retired. Roll of I-lonor l, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Gypsy Rover 2, I-looks and Crooks Club 4, Odd Literary Society 3, 4. 1933 REBEL CLASS HISTORY As we, the Class of '33, look back over the past years, we realize that, from the beginning in l922, we have been making history for ourselves and for Robert E. Lee Institute. ln the fall of that year, fourteen youngsters, unaware of the fact that they were destined, eleven years later, to form the honored group of charter members of this class, gave us our first chapter. Despite some evident hardships, we soared upward through the grammar grades, l-lard work and determinatIon, coupled with the thrill of campus joys, marked our progress through these years. Our untiring and patient teachers gave their time, thought, and leadership to prepare us for high school. ln l929, with many priceless additions to our class, we entered high school, an eager band of Freshmen. With a reverence to the upper classmen, we continued the race. Our class sent football stars on the field, and basketball winners on the court. Cheer leaders hailed from our crowd to help hoist the White and Cold higher in the breeze. Our boys and girls were always there when things happened, putting their shoulders to the wheel. ln our Sophomore year, we were the first to start the Biology garden and the first to donate to the l-lome Economics Cottage Fund, We won the Class Night competi- tive cup when we were juniors. Each year during the four in high school, we sent representatives to the District Meet. Then suddenly, mingled with sadness and eagerness, we saw that our academic and athletic endeavors were soon to be terminated. Admitting that our career has missed brilliancy and perfection, but proud of our accomplishments, we have reached our goal-graduation from the Senior Class and commencement into Life. With this, our hats go off to Mr, Smith, Mr. Taliaferro, and each teacher for guiding us here. As the members of the Senior Class scan the pages of this book some time in the future--when the present has become the dim past, l am sure that they will derive satisfaction from their achievements. Thus, with our thoughts in the future, we stand with our faces to the sky, flinging our challenge to Life-The Seniors of '33l MYRA jENKlNS, Class l-listorian. IUNIOR CLASS Colors. Creen and White Flower: Lily ot the Valley Motto: Can All Your Can'ts President ........... .................... R obert lenkins Viceapresident .,......... Brill Hiers Secretary ...... ........ C hloe Mathis Treasurer ..... .......... V irginia Colquitt Adams, Virginia Barnes, W. R. Barron, Aline Barron, Clemmie Blount, Doris Bovvles, Robert Braddy, james Brannon, Charles Bryan, lohn Colouitt, Virginia Cook, Thelma Daniel, Butord Davis, Luther Davis, Hugh ROLL Davison, Martha Lou Ellerbee, Alfred Ellerbee, Mary Will Ellington, Inez Evans, Catherine Fortner, Vivian Fortner, Mildred Fossette, Willie lo Coodroe, Frances Creen, Mabel Cirittin, Virginia Hancock, Hubert Hardage, William Hardy, lunior Harvey, Sara Helms, Gertrude Hiers, Brill Hightower, Martha Howell, Betty jenkins, Robert johnson, Ann jones, Martha Brooks Kersey, Elsie Lindsey, Ruth McGee, Elizabeth McMichael, john Cljzy McSwain, Martha Kate Mason, Mabel Mathews, j. E. jr. Mathis, Aline Mathis, Chloe Mayes, Irma Mayes, Sara Meeks, Maude Mills, William joseph Perdue, Ted Perkins, Virginia Putman, Althea Putman, Sara Reeves, Marion Roberts, june R. Roberts, Thomas Rogers, Marion Ruffin, Roscoe Salter, Paul Bethel Sanders, W, H. jr. Self, Ora Shepard, Gladys Smith, Antionette Smith, Fred Smith, Margaret Smith, Lillian Stamps, Mary Storey, Hubert Storey, josephine Torbert, Lois White, Lester Whittle, Rebecca Williams, johnny Mack Wise, Thomas Yarbrough, Paul W SOPHMORE CLASS Golors Rainbow Flower. Sweet Pea Motto United we stand, divided we Hunk President .,...........,.................... Lillian Nelson Vice-President ..,..... ,.... D ouglas McSwain Secretary and Treasurer .......... Bobbie Hightower ROLL Adams, Mary Weeks Adanis, Wynnelle Allen, Mary Beth Armstrong, Clayton Bailey, George Barker, Valeria Barron, Helen Bethel, Sara Bland, R, E, Bonds, Gullon Bowles, Kelly Boyers, Dorothy Braswell, Lillian Braswell, Lucile Brown, Rosa Lee Buckholts, Geraldine Burkett, Mary Gannatak, Sara Gantrell, Raul Ghatlield, Emmett Golouitt, laines Govington, Louis Grawley, Annice Darnron, Marion Daniel, Rachel Daniel, Kate Daniel, VV, Y. Davison, Ruth Dean, William Edwards, Vxfoodrow Eidson, jesse Will Ell:ngton, Sara Eliza e h Ellis, Ruthelle English, Arthur English, Luther Fallin, Rosa Ferguson, Bernice Franklin, Gladys Gabrels, Eleanor Goggins, Roy Gordy, Irma Green, Estelle Greenway, Dorothy Gresham, Olin Gritlin, Virginia Hammock, Mary Dora Hardy, Farley Harp, Mary Frances Harper, Grace Harper, Eula Haygood, Martha Heath, Martha Lora Hightower, Bobby Hoyle, Henry Hyde, Hylton Kersey, David King, Pete Tigner Knox, 'Bobby Lee, Lynda Lesley, Lillian Lottin, La Verne Martin, Hugh Wilson Martin, Gwen Massey, Alphus Meel-Qs, Dorsey McMal4in, Doris McSwain Dou las , 8 Morehead, Sara Margaret Mote, Dorothy Nelson, Lillian O'lNleal, lames Perry, Gordon Peuriloy, Fryer Price, Lamar Reid, l. F Riggins, Frances Rogers, Willard Salter, Horace B. Saturday, Hesekiah Saturday, Vesta Mae Scroggins, Ben Nelson Scroggins, Ieanette Short, Edward Stevins, Russel Stuart, Pauline Thompson, Herbert Torbert, Marion Hense Trice, Rachel Tucker, Marie Turner, Glitton Turner, Florence Waldrop. Catherine NValler, Elmo Waller, lrene Watson, Lila Mae Wheless, Billy Wheless, Emily Wheless, lacqueline Woodson, Martha Frances Woodson, Ruth Yarbrough, Mary FRESHMAN CLASS Colors Pink and Xlfhite Flower' Carnation Motto Not on the heights, but climbing President ............. . . ...... . . Vice-President ............ Secretary and Treasurer ..... . . . , . Adams, Dickson Allmon, Nina Andrews, Caines Barron, Alton Bishop, Dorsey Black, Sara Britt, Robert Vifalker Brown, Pauline Bullard, Mildred Buntyn, Ceorge Aldine Burt, lhornas Walter Byars, Elmer Cole, Edward Conley, Nellie Crace Connally, Annie Crace Cook, Blake Cox, Hugh Herman Cox, Irma loe Cummings, Barney Daniel, Martha Ruth Danrel, Carolyn Elderine Dawson, Margaret ROLL . . . . . .Charlie Dean .Ezekiel Mathis Nellie Murphy Davis, Crady Frank Dean, Charles Deering, lona Dinkins, Gains Cleayen Echols, William Odes Floyd, james Fowler, Frances Eugene Franklin, loe Cassett, Francis Cillaert, Pauline Cladney, Raleigh Cresham, Mabel Criggers, Ben, lr. Criggers, Helen Mae Hammond, Thomas Tay Hancock, Fred Hardage, Martha Hardage, Charles Harper, Mary Harrison, Lewis Harry, Lena Hayes, lessie larnes lor Hewitt, Eddie Lee Huckaby, Mildred Hunt, Addie Louise l-lutchinson, Raymond lackson, Edmond Carter lones, Curtis Kelly, Frank Kinsler, Francis La Crone, Marie La Crone, Mildred Landrum, William Sanford Lee, Dewey Lindsey, lames Lord, Douglas Mallory, Erank Mallory, Robert, lr Martin, Leslie Mathis, Ezekiel Mathis, LaVadus Mathis, Lorene Mathis, Robert Matthews, Thomas Minor, Edgar Lee Mitchell, Doris Mitchell, Edna Ruth Mitchell, Lucile Moseley, Marion Elizabeth Murphy, Nellie Clyde Nicholson, Ruby Norris, Paul Partriclge, Nell Peterman, Zebbie Peterson, Edward Paulk, lirnmie Ruth Pigler, Lecter Pike, Frances Pitts, Coleman Pitts, Sara Carnette Poole, lohn Maughan Presley, Weaver Thomas Price, Veriell Proctor, Lonnie Puckett, Elizabeth Riggins, King Solomon Roberts, Lennie Robertson, Mary Elizabeth Rogers, Earline Ruffin, Barney Saggus, Doris Shepard, Lamar Shepard, Madeline Slade, left Smith, Elbert Francis Smith, james Henry Stewart, Robert Allen Tankersley, Lewis Tatum, Virginia Torbert, Alline lorbert, Ruth Ell Trice, Doris ' Tompson, Earl K Waddell, Newton Vifallace, lack Waller, Eunice Alice Warren, joseph Vxfhite, Paul lr Wigley, Catherine Wilborn, Ered Pascal Vxfilliains, Sylvine Wilson, Ceorge William REBEL S , , -, KODAK ON THE CAMPUS 1933 V Il f X- X X A REBEL REBEL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Martha Franklin Eacgultv Advisor Ruth Elder Associate Editor ..... ...... I ndia Pittard Assistant Editor .... ,..... M arion Reeves Literary Editor .... ..... M argaret Black Sports Editor ......... .... P errian Patterson Art Editor ......,...... ..... L oice Covington Assistant Art Editor ......... Lucille Nelson 1933 R E B E L S T A F F Business Manager Mariann Mallory REBEL Faculty Advisor R. l-l. Taliaferro Assistant Business Manager ....,.. ...... R oscoe Ruffin Advertising Manager ............ .......... E arl English Assistant Advertising Manager .......... Martha Daniels Circulation Manager ............ George Hightower Assistant Circulation Manager ....... Fred Harp Associate Business Manager .... lake Lewis 1933 REBEL THE CRESCENDO CLUB Colors' Pink and Green Slogan, Music Washes President ......... Vice-President. . Secretary ..,. Treasurer. . Atwater, Ritchie Barron, Gene Beverly, Betty Black, Margaret Butts, Dorothy Cass, Sara Bell Day, LaRose Fowler, Margaret Gilbert, Pauline Harp, Mary Frances lenkins, Alton Flower: Rose Away trom the Soul the Dust of Everyday Life. ROLL . . .Marion johnston . . . .Reba Yarbrough Dorothy Butts Ritchie Atwater lohnston, Marion Mitcham, Paul Paulk, lirnmie Ruth Perdue, lames Robertson, Betty Salter, Forest Smith, Mark Stamps, Clara Stamps, Mary Watson, Virginia 1933 EEEI LITERARY TEAM Debate: Fred Mallory Myra jenkins Lesler While Roscoe Ruffin Essay: Margaret Black Prod Mallory Home Economics: Willie joe Fossetto 1933 One Act Play: Holon Barron Wyiiiiel ia Hardy George Hightower Howell 'lliornpson Girls' Reading: India Pirlard Boys' Declamationz Dickson Adams REBEIJ HONOR MEDAL CLUB Barron, Clemmie lenlains, Myra Black, Margaret Nelson, Lillian Brown, Myra Nelson, Lucile Echols, William Odes Woodson, Clymentine This medal is awarded to eich student who succeeds in making an average aca- demic grade ot at least 90 per cent and whose conduct is exemplary. Each month ot the school year is the grading period over which thcry must attain this Academic excellence. Students vvho vvin this honor each successive month during the school year are avvarded at commencement a gold medal tor scholarly achievement and gentlemanly conduct. . 'wt . vii- . S X . .:f3Qi?F't?f' 1 -. . -. -x ',, ' S ,.., , A., ,M M ' it .f i 1::ffvrftl?2t2'asf. 212511. J.-W ag- fs, o- . '?.-,if s:?2? '823+ Ha- Millar. af? al- '5lg2'i-q,fE.g ,p n 'B ,ifgldajiq-.,. ,,.pt,F'Q- . lx. gl -:git ' 51 -ff Q 1 ' ' .-Cximfggii 'YM .lhvn-.T-:gs -. V-1 Q' 52?-'X A- . jr'-r K -r lfe fe' 'alfa REBEL GIRLS' L CLUB Nelson, Lillian Brasvyell, Lillian lliidgins, Melba Allen, Mary Beth Bethel, Sara lee, Lynda Mathis, Chloe Braswell, Lucile Harvey, Sara Daniel, Kate jenkins, Myra Nelson, Lucile lvlclvlakin, Doris lVlCSwain, Terrell Yarbrough, Paul Price, Verrell Harb, Fred Cassett, Edmund Turner, l-larry Thompson, Howell 1933 BOYS' L CLUB Brannon, Charlie Saturday, Hesekiah Williams, johnny Bowles, Robert jenkins, Robert Hightower, George jones, Velpoe lvlassey, Albhus Daniel, Fred Woodall, Pruitt Reeves, Owen Paulk, Crawford Burt, T. W. REBEL HOME ECCNOMICS CLUB Golors White and Green Flower: White Rose Motto As your girlhood is, so shall your womanhood be. Adams, Mary Vifeeks Adams, Virginia Adams, Wynelle Allen, Mary Beth Barron, Aline Blount, Doris Barron, Glemmie Barker, Valeria Bethel, Sara Buckholts, Geraldine Boyers, Dorothy Brown, Rosa Lee Barron, Helen Braswell, Lillian Braswell, Lucile Burkett, Mary Brown, Pauline Golciuitt, Virginia Gook, -lhelma Gannatax, Sara Grawley, Annice Davison, Martha Lou Daniel, Rachel Daniel, Kate Ellington, Inez Ellerbee, Mary Will Evans, Gatherine Ellis, Ruthelle Ellington, Sara Fossette, Willie lo ROLL Ferguson, Bernice Fortner, Mildred Fortner, Vivian Fallin, Rosa Franklin, Gladys Green, Mabel Green, Estelle Goodroe, Frances Greenway, Dorothy Gabrels, Eleanor Gordy, Irma Grittin, Virginia Harvey, Sara Helms, Gertrude Harper, Eula Haygood, Martha Hightower, Bobbie Hyde, .Hylton Harb, Mary Frances Harper, Grace Howell, Betty Hammock, Mary Dora lones, Martha Brooks Kersey, Elsie Lindsey, Ruth Lee, Lynda Lottin, La Verne Leslie, Lillian Mathis, Ghloe Mason, Mabel , ,, LLVLQSLVQQLMQIQWLKQELL Mayes, Sara Mathews, Aline McMakin, Doris Mote, Dorothy Meeks, Maude McGee, Elizabeth Nelson, Lillian Perkins, Virginia Putman, Sara Pigler, Lecter Reeves, Marian Riggins, Frances Sell, Ora Storey, losephine Smith, Antionett Smith, Margaret Smith, Lillian Saturday, Vesta Torbert, Lois Trice, Rachel Turner, Florence Tucker, Marie Waldrop, Gather e Mae ine Woodson, Martha Frances Woodson, Ruth Wheeles, lacoueline Wheeles, Emily Waller, Irene Watson, Lila Ma Whittle, Rebecca 1933 REBEL THE BIOLOGY CLUB President .....................,........,... Lillian Leslie Vice-President ........... .... H esekiah Saturday Secretary and Treasurer ..... .... O lin Gresham ROLL Adams, Ma ry Weeks Armstrong, Clayton Allen, Mary Beth Barker, Valeria Boyers, Dorothy Bowles, Kelly Bethel, Sara Brown, Rosa Lee Bcnds, Gullon Barron, Helen Brown, Pauline Crawley, Annice Gannatax, Sara Gantrell, Paul Ghatfield, Emmett Daniel, Rachel Damron, Marion Daniel, Kate 1933 Ellis, Ruthelle Edwards, Woodrow English, Luther Eidson, jesse Ellington, Sara Ferguson, Bernice Franklin, Gladys Fallin, Rosa Greenway, Dorothy Gabrels, Eleanor Gordy, Irma Gresham, Olin Harp, Mary Frances Hightower, Bobbie Hammock, Mary Dora Harper, Grace Hoyle, Henry Hyde, Hylton Kersey, David King, Pete Knox, Bobby Lee, Lynda Leslie, Lillian Lottin, La Verne McMakin, Doris McSwain, Douglas Martin, Hugh Morehead, Margaret Mote, Dorothy Nelson, Lillian Pigler, Lecter Price, Lamar Riggins, Frances Saturday, Hesekiah Saturday, Vesta Stephens, Russell REREJ GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President .,..................... Secretary-Treasurer ..... Adarns, Virginia Alniand, Ruth Barron, Nino Barron, Helen llishop, Louise Daniel, Kate Daniels, Martha Lorlner, Mildred Fortnor, Viyian Coodroe, Frances Green, Mabel Hardy, Wyfnnette Harvey, Sara ROLL Hightower, Martha .Marianne Mallory Myra lenlsins Hudgins, Mellua jenkins, Myra jones, Martha Brooks Lesley, Lillian Mallory, Marianne Mason, Mabel Morehead, Margaret Nelson, Lucile Pittard, India Self, Ora Shepard, Nadine Srnith, lohnnie Trice, Christine Wheeles, Jacqueline 1933 REBEI THE HOOKS AND CROOKS CLUB President ....,..................,,...... Wynnette Hardy Vice-President .,... ..... M yra Brown Secretary ...... ...... D exie Mills Treasurer .,....,.......,....... Louise Bishop This Club is composed of those students in the Shorthand Department who mwlce an average ot B5 or above for each six weeks' grading period, Those students who have been members the entire year are known as Honor Members and have a star by their names. Adams, Ruth f Black, Margaret if Black, Ruby Bishop, Louise Brown, Myra 'F' Colquitt, Willie Pearl Chasteen, Lorene Cox, Hazel Daniel, Fred Daniel, Sara i' Driver, Fannie Mae W Cassett, Edmund English, Earl Hardy, Wynnette if Holloway, Geraldine jackson, Marion 'ff Kersey, Louise 1933 ROLL Lawrence, lewell W Lewis, lake McKinley, jewel i' McDaniel, Macie McCree, Martha McSwain, Terrell McKenny, Martha Mallory, Marianne Mills, Dexie 'F' Moore, Louise Pasley, Cecil Pasley, Cleo Phillips, Flora Shepard, Nadine f Woodson, Clyment Yates, Catherine ine REBEL THE 4-H CLUB President ..................... Vice-President .... Secretary. . Treasurer Sponsors .....,. Daniel, Garolyn Dinkins, Gains Eallin,Artl'1ur Franklin, Alfred Eranklin, Gladys Franklin, loe Eortner, Mildred Eortner, Vivian Gordy, Irma Griffin, Virginia ROLL l-lammock, Mary Dora .............f'-Xrtliur Eallin .....Mildred Eortner Virginia Griffin Elbert Srnitl'1 ..Mr. Taliaferro, Miss Elder Meeks, Dorsey Meeks, Maude Nicholson, Ruby Pasley, Cleo Paulk, Crawford Pitts, Garnett Sanders, W, l-l. Srnitlw, Elbert Smith, Eyerette Waller, Elrno 1933 REBEL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Pauline Gibson, Faculty Director Violins Cornets Dons Mclvlalzun .,,... .... l sf Vlolln Elmo Waller .............. lst Cornet Alune Barron ,... ..2d Vlolln Thomas Roberts .... ..... 2 cl Cornet Edgar Minor .............,. ld Cornet Drum Trombone lcnnnle Willoarns Henry Hoylo 1933 Solo Clarfnet Dexie Malls REBEL WW , -f Vx ,V ff' , ' 0 9 .,'?'x PR- 'TT L 4rQK'A W4 gfaabibl. 014, 'x all 9 N Iv' sf U Y' , X ff V Rf uf: .va -- 5 Y f' K G, Q QW I NIKYHA 1 X 7 -1 :- 1 , 1,501-vac an How ro Haha A worms 6-vfv pQ0vIlz-.:.l-'DIY BE 4 Given f- ,, ,M 6 H, k .., ,,...x - L, 4 1 5 Fxn,-no.: .X nl I 5 Q NR Hu:.s'Fuf-1 , ' cvlnarolwm 019455, xg -- 1 , K 45 I ,lf wov...a gaooss +2- ' ' 'PAC su-x x.E L-IFE v I ' 0:cfc-v su: fr- y f ' HH I' X2 Guru Aumnuo svn-- tgtgf afvslsvsrf-oAvr1sv4,Lfvit f AFTER. Hnvurvo A HHILPEN .1 - 4?-W s-rve.u4TH2 '9H , It f' ' Q., -rnam. 04:5 GMU ' jgzgri' Dean-rf N1 H x r 1 ,X L.. 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H . - ., f' '. 413.3 -' v ,gag - W., ,,.-in REBEL By order of the Secretary of War, under the direction of the President, pursuant to authority granted by the National Defense Act, and in response to the application of the Robert E, Lee Institute, the authorities of which have agreed to establish and maintain a compulsory course of military training for its physically fit male students, which course shall be a prerequisite for graduation, and to use their endeavors to promote and further the objects for which the training corps is established, there is hereby established in the Robert E, Lee Institute, a unit of the junior division of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps, effective at the beginning of the academic year l93l-32.eWar Department, Washington, February l5, l933. 1933 RWE R Cpl PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT 1933 REBEL lNDlA PTTTARD SPONSOR ROSTER Ist Sergeant jones, Velpoe Sergeants Reeves, Owen White, Lester lst Squad Znd Squad Torbert, Marion Cpl Colquitt, larnes Adams, Marvin PVT Bailey, George Proctor, Lonnie PVT, Damron, Marion Pasley, Randolph Pvt. Hawkins, Edward Perry, Cordon Pvt. Srnith, Everette Norris, Paul PVT. Hiers, Brill Eallin, Arthur PVT. Hoyle, Henry Mallory, LoVe PVT. Price, Lamar 3rd Squad CP PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT l. Cantrell, Paul . Storey, Hubert , Peurifoy, Fryer . Price, Verrell . McKinley, james , Smith, Elbert , Mathis, Ezekiel . Andrews, Gaines REBEL Cpl Cpl PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT ROSTER lst Sergeant Mills, joseph Sergeants Bowles, Robert Salter, Bethel Ist Squad 2nd Squad jenkins, Robert Cpl Hancock, Hubert Roberts. june PVT Meeks, Dorsey Reid, j. E PVT Bentley, Billie lvlassey, Alphus PVT Franklin, Alfred Knox, Bobby PVT Turner, Clifton l-layes, james PVt Turner, Harry Saturday,Hesekiah PVT Scroggins, Ben Ellington, joseph 3rd Squard Cpl Braddy, james PVT Sanders, W, H. PVT Waddell, Newton PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT l-larp, Fred Ellerbee, Alfred Daniel, Buford King, Pete Poole, john Brannon, Charlie Attached Ruffin, Roscoe, Bn. Supply Sgt, Roberts, Tom, Bn, Chief Bugler 1933 REBFI Cpl Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Cpl Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt 1933 lst Squad Cresham, Olin Stevens, Russell lvlclvlichael, lohn C R 0 S T E R lst Sergeant Smith, Fred Sergeants Davis, Hugh Yarbrough, Paul 3rd Squad Cpl Perdue, Ted Cpl Pvt Hardage, William Rogers, Willard jones, Curtis Cummings, Barney Dean, Charlie 2nd Squad Waller, Elmo Bonds, Cullon Thompson, Herbert Hardy, lunior Covington, Lewis Bowles, Kelly Mathis, Robert Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Cpl Pvt Pvt Pvt vt vt Pvt Pvt E' P Chattield, Emnaett lvlcSwain, Douglis Kersey, David Tanlsersley, Lewis Martin, Hugh 4th Squad Armstrong, Clayton Dean, William Hardy, Farley Cassett, Francis Wheeles, Billie English, Luther English, Earl Wilborn, Fred lty REBEL ROSTER Sergeant Wise, Thomas Guides O'Neal, james Eidson, jesse Adams, Dickson Barron, Alton Britt, Robert Byars, Elmer Cook, Blake Cox, Hugh Davis, Frank Dinkins, Gaines Echols, William Franklin, joe Criggers, Benjamin Hammond, Thomas Hardage, Charles Harrison, Lewis Hutchinson, Raymond jackson, Edmond Kelley, Frank Kinsler, Francis Landrum, Sanford Kadets Lee, Dewey Lindsey, james Loyd, Douglas Mallory, Frank Mallory, Bob Matthews, Thomas Pitts, Coleman Peterson, Edward Roberts, Lennie Ruffin, Barney Slade, jeff Smith, james H. Shepard, Lamar Stewart, Robert Thompson, Earl Wallace, jack Warren, joseph White, Paul Wilson, George R I F L E T E A M Cadet Sergeant Fred Smith ..... ......,..,.. ..... C a ptaln DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Cadet Sergeant Pernan Patterson .....,..,..,.....,.... Drurn Mater INSPECTION DAY ATHLETICS K --1 A X -1 1 REHHL K . . I . K QI. - , 2 . ,un 5 I . . 5 r ' J .L MWF' .: 3 A 1 ,L ' iv 7 . ' V - - 1- Q . 1 K, K in . i A 9 , X - , T , N V , x f, 7 3 - . .V 1 - ,' , . . ik -1 R ia fa 2 Z iii z qi Q , , SQ , K V If , . N3 5 - i n. V ' B ' A e, f f DANIEL MRMATT . i x!-UGHTOVVEK Y HO D ' w ooDALL l Y T ' HARP wmssgv wwsom J is 6: 6 GASSETT 5 . , S ' 2 E ?i ,. 5 ,J f, if fi , ' Efm1 wif J L gg J . j my JONES 't4M9SWAIN M V BRANNON JENKINS TURNER PAULK WILLIAMS REEVES 1933 REBEL Football Football started two weeks earlier this year than last, Twenty-eight men re- ported, and of these, only lVlcSwain, Woodall, Hightower, Harp, Fallin, Reeves, Oas- sett, Thompson, and Paulk had had previous varsity experience. Nevertheless, Coach lvlatt went to work with a stout heart and firm hand. The confidence that Coach lvlatt placed in his team inspired every boy on the squad to do his best for the school, the team, andthe coach. PERSONALS lvlcSWAlN, Quarterback-lvlac was the man depended upon when yardage was needed. Being Quarterback, it was he on which fell the responsibility to call his signals and pull 'ole Lee out'of a tough spot. HARP, Hight Half-- Speedy will be greatly missed next year in all forms of athletics. DANIEL, Left Half-When the going was hardest Peg was traveling the fastest. SHORT, Fullback-- Bear was a hazard to the other team's chances. REEVES, Right End- Smoochie added many worries to the opposing team in intercepting and receiving passes. ' WOODALL, Right Tackle- Woody was the man depended upon to open up a hole in the line. , THOMPSON, Right Guard- Tarzan was a brute among men. HIOHTOWER, Center- Foots, in spite of many difficulties, was still plugging when the final whistle blows. OASSETTT, Left Guard-A good man and a good sport. IONES, Left Tackle- Fronnie was instrumental in halting many line plays. TURNER, Left End- Artie played his game and came up smiling. Substitutes jenkins, Robert Fallin, Howard Kent, Robert Paulk, Crawford Massey, Alphus 1933 I 'J I ' REEIJJL BETHEL ON HUDGINQ yll iw '5.. ,. A MATH15 N? ALLEN W HARVEY f P.: B RASWE Lls M9-M V1 nf 190 REBEL GIRLS' BASKETBALL Basketball season opened with a bang--and a new coach, Miss Anderson. After the season was underway, it was evident that the Lady Rebels had a fine team built up from some who had had previous varsity experience, and others who were out for the first time. This was proved by the fact that only one team marred their record previous to the District Tournament, LILLIAN NELSON, Center-Lillian is always right there when she is needed She held her ground with each and every center she met, be she ever so tall. SARA BETHEL, Forwcrd- Teny's delight is in slipping off and leaving her guard wondering where she is. She is fond of small courts built on stages. MELBA HUDCINS, Forward-Melba gives guards trouble, too. She likes to get the ball under the goal, where no one can do much about it, and shoot. lt's in! They will get to be Seniors. LUCILE NELSON, Guard-Lucile has that adhesive power as a guard that is very irritating to the forward! As an over-head passer-she's great! Another Senior. LYNDA LEE, Guard-Lynda is new at guarding but no one would guess it. She gives forwards plenty of trouble, too. KATE DANIEL, Guard-Kate likes to guard-tall centers. She proved that one night when she exasperated one such person because she would stay with her! MARY BETH ALLEN, Guard-Bessie seems to always come out from among opposing forwards with the ball in her hands! Myra jenkins, Doris McMakin, Chlor Mathis, Sara l-larvey, Lillian Braswell, and Lucile Brasvvell contributed faithfully to the welfare of the team. 1933 t l 1 , Ettlil . . .111 BOYS' BASKETBALL Lineup Reeves. , . Center ..,, ,,.. W oodall llaro. . , Forward .... . . .Patterson lenluns. .. Forward .... .....,. M llls ltovvles. . . .Guard Yarbrough Hrgntovyer. .. .... Cuard. .... Price Legend Twenty-semen men reported lor practice under the competent suryellence of Coach lylatt Altnouglt tne season could not be well called a successful one, from a stundpornt ol games won or lost, It could be called successful trom a standpoint ot teantyvorla and good sportsrnansltlp ll E Lee snould have a clwanwplonslwrp team next year, every class in nigh sclftool being ably represented. 1933 EBEL TRACK Practice started lvlarch 6, vvith about tvventy out tor the team The chief prob- lem to be taced vvas to develop an outstanding sprinter. Several ot the boys vvcre tast, but not tast enough to vvin first places in a Meet, Although the team lacks a tirst-class sprinter, the prospects lor a vvell-roigndd squad are bright, Great things are expected ot Woodall this spring. He is the best vvith th: Lhot, discus, and high jump. jenkins and Brannon are developing into good sprinters, vvilh Saturday running them a close second On the 440 and relay, vve expect Harp to come out in front, Yarbrough vvill represent the team in the hurdles, ln viult ng, Reeves and Turner should develop enough to win some places. Daniel is the bent in broad jumping, Williams, Massey, and Shepard should develop enough to make stairta ers tor next season. jenkins Williams lVlcSvvain Brannon Saturday 440 Sprinters Broad. Brannon lUmP jenkins l-larp Satu rday Yarbrough High IUmP Saturday Relay Hurdles 193 l-larp D Vvoodall Woodall DISCUS Thompson Thompson Daniel Daniel Woodall Turner Shot Uoociall Shepard assly Vlfoodall Shepard Pole Vault Turner Turner Reeves VARSTY 1 SPO BLACK BASKETBALL HAWK5 SQUAD , BASEBALL DDWLES' BLUE Bova wDDDALL's WHITEHPANTHERSX RDEEvES RED DEvrLs JEN'mN'5 GREEN DRAGONS if. .9 FEATURES REBEL JMQE, LEWIS. ff! EIVDU E5 T Y YQETH ALLEN wffrffsr 2 L1m,1AN 1NL13r,LsoN swam wisvss 15557 01121. 4ATHL4E7'E j Q 5f5T Boy AfH LErE -, 1 9 3 3 M057 MALLOEJY 3 IDEAL SENIOR REBEL PROPHECY Aw Baloneyl That ole theme in English has got to be written. She told me to use my imagination, and shoot, I can't write a theme like that, I never could use my imagination. And a year from now. Who knows what's gonna happen a year from now? I couIdn't even tell what will happen a week from now-l'm no fortune- teller or prophet. One day I strolled into the New York Public Library and asked for Myra Brown's latest book of Nursery Rhymes. The librarian informed me that she did not have it, but perhaps I would be interested in seeing a good picture upstairs that Alfred Franklin was showing. I took the elevator to the l200th floor and asked the Robot where I could find Franklin's Theatre. I-le pointed to a door at the end of the hall and when I entered, imagine my surprise when I looked up and found Myra len- kins was the usher who had rushed me to my seat by a special sliding device. The first thing on the program was a Flip, the Frog Comedy directed by Ed I-lawkins, with Marianne Mallory doing the lyrics. Next came the news reel, and I found that Martha McGee and joseph Ellington had just completed a Non-stop Flight around the world. George Hightower had gone to Neptune a few months before to live, and Arthur Fallin and Marvin Adams were running air taxis between the Earth and Neptune, with stops at Mars and Saturn. The hostesses on these planes were Cleo Pasley and Lorine Chasteen. Next I saw Martha Franklin being crowned Queen of Swimmers after swimming the Atlantic Ocean. Ruth Almand was shown going over her newest animal hospital, the world's largest. Among the doctors there, were Perrian Patterson, Dexie Mills, and Velpoe jones. Martha Mc- Kenny was Superintendent of the Rat Department, Ruby Black was in charge of the Dog Department and Louise Kersey was in charge of the jersey Cow Department. Next was shown the newly crowned Colf Champion, Iosephine Pressley, with her favorite caddy, Fred Mallory. Then was shown the Queen of the Rose Festival, Hazel Cox, and her maids of honor. These were Cecil Pasley and lohnnie Smith. Next was shown an interesting play in the latest football game-R. E. Lee Institute versus Notre Dame. I-lere I found that after 45 years of coaching, Billy Bentley was now the water boy on the Lee team. Then I learned that james McKinley, Edmund Cassett and Fred Daniel had just perfected an automatic back-scratcher with a non-breakable mirror. Martha Daniels was shown in Mars at the Airplane Terminal, on her flagpole, establishing a new record for flagpole sitting. I-lowell Thompson was shown receiving the winner's cup in the Ugliest Man Contest at I-lollywood. India Pittard was testing pills for energy units. Billy Blount was now, after fifty years of practice, the champion pancake 1933 REBEL flipper of the world. Mildred Morgan had discovered a new rare earth element which was bringing her a preposterous income with Fred Harp spending it for her. Louise Moore, Macie McDaniel, lewell Lawrence, and Nadine Shepard had astonished the world by buying Australia and establishing technocracy there. This news reel was followed by the feature picture, The Sorrows of Rudolphof' starring Randolph Pasley and Flora Phillips. In the circus scenes in this picture, I recognized Willie Pearl Colquitt walking tight ropes, Earl English as the tallest man, Iulian O'Neal as the strong man, and Love Mallory as the Barker for the main show. People had grown so large by the year i990 that Pruitt Woodall was the midget in the circus. ' After leaving the theater on my way home, I heard a voice which sounded strangely familiar to me. Turning I found Lucile Nelson just behind me crying, EXTRAl EXTRA! All about the appearance of the Sweetheart of the World at the Roxy Theater in Radio City Tonight! After greeting my old friend, I bought a paper and found that it was lewell McKinley who would appear at the Roxy Theater. In this paper I also noted that Sara Daniel, Ruth Adams and Harry Turner had sailed for Africa, as missionaries. Looking on the editorial page, I was surprised to see that the paper was edited by Owen Reeves, and that Christine Trice and Catherine Yates were Society and Sports Editors, respectively, Turning a page, I read that Crawford Paulk had given a million dollars to the fashionable Miss Dimples' School for Girls, where Melba Hudgins had been teaching French for the past 25 years, and where Mattie Ruth Pasley was the instructor in Aesthetic Dancing. lake Lewis had per- fected a gadget for telling time without looking at a watch. In the latest gangster war, two of the gangsters' Molls had been arrested-Louise Bishop and Geraldine Holloway. Fannie Mae Driver and Clymentine Woodson were getting rich since they had founded A Home for Retired High School Principals. On my way home, I stopped in at the Little Church Around the Corner, and found Terrell McSwain had his time well occupied with marrying couples from all over the world. Arriving home, I turned on the radio and sank into an easy chair, only to be interrupted from my thoughts by Everette Smith's crooning. Giving the dial a twist, I heard Margaret Black giving advice on how to capture a husband, She had become the Dorothy Dix of this generation. As I was not interested in this, I turned the dial and heard Loice Covington making one of her campaign addresses. By jovel One of my old classmates was running for President of the United States. Here l've been imagining the wildest sort of things, when I could have been writing that theme. l'd better get up and start on that thing. Goodness gracious! WYNNETTE HARDY, Prophet. 1933 REBEL M LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of R. E. Lee Institute, l933, being of sound physical and mental capacity, and in our last throes of high school education, do hereby proclaim this to be our last will and testament. Item I-We wish to leave to Mr. Smith, our Superintendent, and Mr. Taliaferro, our Principal, our thanks and appreciation of the many favors that they have heaped upon this class. Item 2-We will our home room teachers, Coach Matt and Miss Montgomery the acknowledgement of their willing and helpful aid in the many trials that we have had. Item 3-We bequeath Miss Reeves more success in making the future Seniors understand the many plots of Shakespeare's plays than she has had with us. Item 4-We will Mr. I-Iolstun the knack of never forgetting to remind the future Seniors that they cannot graduate unless they pass his history class. Item 5-To Mr. Stubblefield we leave our dramatic ability for his numerous future chapel programs. Item 6-To Miss Elder, the I-looks and Crooks leave their capability for making the I-looks and Crooks. Item 7-To the juniors we leave our Savoir Faire. May they ever have our poise and dignity. Item 8-To the Sophomores we leave our determination and will power. Only by using these may they reach that envied goal, the Senior Class. Item 9-Feeling the great attachment that we do to the following people men- tioned below, we bequeath our cherished worldly goods with the view in mind that they perpetuate and increase their capacity, To Robert Boles and Fred Smith, we leave Perrian Patterson and Harry 'I'urner's ability to be a nuisance at all times. ' To Gordon Perry, we leave Marianne MaIlory's melodious voice. llt is unani- mously agreed that he is a fit recipientl To Doris Blount, we leave Willie Pearl CoIquitt's athletic figure. To Paul Yarbrough, we leave Pruitt Woodall's monogamous character. May the lady of his affections always return his fidelity. 1933 REBEL LAST. WILL. AND. TESTAMENT Crawford Paulk wills his prowess on the football field to Bob jenkins. Our basketball player, Myra jenkins, wills her seat on the bench to Lillian Nelson. Melba Hudgins and Lucile Nelson leave their places on the team to the Braswell sisters. We leave the Damon-Pythias friendship of Fannie Mae Driver and Clymentine Woodson to Helen Barron and Mary Yarbrough. Our Beau Brummel, Owen Reeves, wills to Tom Roberts, his heart, which is the coveted prize of all ambitious young ladies. To the future commissioned officers of the M. S. and T. Class, the present officers leave their success in solving Captain Knight's strategic problems. To Sara Harvey, Louise Bishop bequeaths her title as Mr. Taliaferro's secretary. We leave the lordly airs of lake Lewis, Howell Thompson, and Billy Blount to Hugh Davis, Buford Daniel, and Ted Perdue. The girls of The Rock Contingent leave their alarm .clocks to any early risers. To all the faculty, we leave the remembrance of the many happy hours that we have spent in their class rooms, and may they be a source of joy to gladden their hearts in their sad old age. Oiven under our hand and seal this 20th day of May, 1933. Witnesses: SENIOR CLASS OF '33 PRUIT-I' WOODALL Fred Mallory, Testator. MARTHA FRANKLIN HOWELL THOMPSON 1933 REBEL Compliments of THE CITY OF THOMASTON THE TEXTILE CITY The City Authorities are in thorough sympathy with OUI' Educational Institutions and take pride in the publication of this volume. A fYDfSfJ1fk37Dfli5 Bi L:3:Dfl4:D5'l-35151-QFDCKQJ7 Gil? C lil? fEiDQi:Dfl?Dfl?'5Qi:DfQ3g7fE-e-D ufaservasu-fuuw-beffuu--vu-Qfuers-umtvu-2-as ui? 4 i 1? - 1? uiafuiuui Compliments of STEPHEN'S AUTO CO. STEPHEN'S UNDERTAKING CO. AND STEPHEN'S FILLING STATIONS Nos. I and Z Rye ninfkenqin -v- . -:- -Lf-Q-U 1933 REBEL CALENDAR Sept. 5-The agony begins. Sept. 6-The Seniors look snooty. Sept. 7-Crawford Paulk begins with grim determination, to become a chemist. Sept. 8-First real chemistry lesson. Mr. Paulk immediately abandons the former idea. Oct. 7-Ci. E. A. Convention held in Thomaston. After eating four plates of bar- becue, Mr. Taliaferro decides that in time he might learn to like it. Oct. l4-Mr, Holstun decides that two can live as cheaply as one and acts accordingly. Oct. l5-Mr. l-lolstun absent-mindedly calls all the girls Louise Oct. l6-First reports given out. And there was weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Nov. 3-Martha McKenny Heard from Emory University. Nov. 8-Perrian Patterson borrows needle from Home Ec. Dept., with which to sow his wild oats. Nov. l7-Owen Reeves and Harry Turner have lunch at Miss Elder's expense. Dec. 7-Bessie Allen attends school in pajamas. , Dec. i2-Mr. Stubblefield absent because of flu. All the chemistry class weeps. Dec. l5- Willie Almand thrilled over thoughts of what Santa Claus will bring her. Dec. l6-Christmas l-lolidays begin. Misery over for a while. lan. 2-Back again. Earl English begins the New Year right-absent from school the first day. lan. lOHMiss Wallace, trusting in the old adage about the way to a man's heart, sends Mr. Stubbletield another piece of pie. lan. l3-Ted McSwain feeling terrible. Sara Daniel wants to call Dr. Odum. Feb. 5-Major George Hightower held in retreat as Lady Rebels walk in when he is dressing behind the stove in the gym. The situation becomes a little embarrassing. Feb. lO-Matrimonial wave sweeps the school! Two beloved Seniors lost when Emma Lee jones and Mittye Crawley fall victims to Cupid's dirty prank.. Feb. 24-Martha Daniels and Fred Mallory continue their daily conversation dur- ing French class. Feb. 28-Mr. Taliaferro wonders if anybody has the troubles that he has. March 4WMr. Stubblefield changes rooms without finding any business to discuss with Miss Elder. lBelieve it or not.l March 6-Melba l-ludgins knows her French lesson. g March llHFred l-larp fails to eat anything during French class. lThe only reason being that no one will give him anything to eat.J March l8-Pruitt Woodall brings his paper dolls to school. All the Senior boys want to play with them. feontinued page 851 1933 REBEL f l Compliments of WHEELESS JEWELRY COMPANY lSuccessor to Wynnes'i 'U7' CLASS RINGS-PINS-INVITATIONS-MEDALS Thomaston, Georgia i: fi vP'ff:nQ?n'liD '1?f l4:'7Q?nqf Qin 'lvD'l?Pq?n'Pi:P'Y?P'E3f51'1?n'E6fJ ? l4f5' A A 3 uiuefiuuiuuiuuiuuiuuiu ui uiuLr6vu?uu4beF5bu3uLF9i.au3uu-Y-asain Good Luck and Best Wishes- May 1933 be a Banner Year for Old R. E. Lee THOMASTON KIWANIS CLUB 'Awe BUILD 6 DR. I. 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A Compliments of FRANKLIN SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY I 1933 REBEL CALENDAR March Zl-Teachers agree with a sigh of impatience that students must have spring fever. March 22-Pictures made for the annual. Frosh wonder where the little birdie is March 30-Miss Reeves reioices. The Annual has gone to press. English class is now in full session. April l-Seniors abandon their forced dignity and be themselves. April 6-Seniors still wondering what their privileges are. April l4-Randolph Pasley continues to be the school sheik. April i4-i5-District Meet in Barnesville. April 28-lunior-Senior Prom goes over big after monetary difficulties. Warm Springs fine. May i9-Senior Play, Hearts and Blossoms. May l9-Military Day-Sponsors take the day. May 26-Class Night-Thrills and heart throbsl May 28-Baccaluareate sermon. May 29-Seniors receive Emancipation-along with some others in Thomaston. IOKES George H.-l heard where it was against the law to sell cigarettes to minors. Christine Trice-Well, it looks like to me that wouldn't be so harmful, because they wouldn't have to smoke until they came out of the mines. Melba l-l.-What is an operetta? Marianne-Don't be foolish. lt's a girl who asks Number please. Howell T.-Only a Mother could love a face like that. Lynda l..-l'm about to inherit a fortune. Howell T.-l'm about to become a Mother. Miss Montgomery-joseph, name three collective nouns. joseph E.-Waste basket, fly paper, and vacuum cleaner. And did you hear about Mr. Taliaferro, who absent-mindedly drove up to his garage the other night, saw his car was not in the garage, hopped into his auto, drove to the police station and told them his car had been stolen? Fred Mallory-Could you care for a chap like me? Kate Daniel-Yes, if he wasn't too much like you. Miss Elder lto Kelly Bowles, who was chewing gum, with feet in aislel-Kelly, take the gum out of our mouth and put your feet in. Martha Daniels-Pruitt, dear, I like the looks of that hat in the window. Pruitt-Well, we can come back tomorrow and have another look. 1933 REBEL l CONCLUSION .. .We strived To please everyone, If There are a few who are hor satisfied, we are Sorry. Thls Rebel as a queer cohtrivahcei The School gets all the fameg The prmlers get the money Amd the Staff gels all The blame. The Staff. 1933