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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

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Joanne Varner, Business Manager Q W A 'fy , M ', Q .X 4, QM up 7, 'Q all R '16, x , gg, X VVe dedicate this i949 Rebel to a true friend and a loyal Rebel MIS BLANCHE SHEHEE 7 . .-.A The Board of Education W5 lrx .ns--.. ' Mm Mr. wY0UI'llll idg0 Greem- Mr. W. H. Hightower Mr. Alvah Nelson Dir. Clyde Salter Clmirmun Mr. YV. ll. ThOlllaS Mr. R. J. Varner Mr. K. W. W'00dall , OUR SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Gordon R. llolstun 4' 8 -ff , -sm. ,r. s A si 'S . , 9 V V ggi l Kenneth J. Moore Ernest M. Hale rifefgf' Principal ' E, 'P Assistant Principal -W jkglxl u l - 1. G U l' l: 8 Cilzlll k ,Qi 1 l 1 Miss Alice Bagley Mr. Alvah Barker, Jr. Mr. James Baskin Miss Dixie Berly Spanish, English Shop Illath Music Mrs. John Bethel Miss Gertrude Bland Miss Beth Callahan: Mrs. C. W. Greene Secretary Assistant Librarian English English, Latin Miss Frances Holmes Miss Mary Jackson Miss Martha johnson Sergeant A. W. Lamb Secretary Typing, Shar! Hand Typing, Shorthand, R. 0. T. C. Bookkeeping bij V 0 5 ev Miss llclcn L1-ggitt Miss Barbara lllann Miss Lillian McDonald Mr. Howard McPcake Typing, Shorthand Physical Education Physical Education, Social Science, English Physical Education P i . Sgt. Timothy Newman Mrs. YV. l.. Norris Mr. Willie Guy Oxner Col. George S. Parish R. O. T. C. Visiting Teacher Math., Social Science Commandant, R.0.T.C. P A w 4 Miss ,lane Pendleton Mrs. Wvillialll lllurphy Mr. J. H. Pitner Mr. J. E. Richards Librarian Pickens Science, Wlalh. Mlltll., Phys. Education Home Ec.. Science Miss lla Rocks ' Miss Blanche Sher-hee Mr. A. L. Stiles Sgt. Dock A. Stripling ' English Soc. Science - D. C. T. R. 0. T. C. 4l3v'w.aw Zi. YQQSR' Sw Xiifiz i Mr. Frederick Miss Ann Tuggle Miss Margaret Wallis Miss Margie Watson Mr. Hugh Wilson Thompson Social Science Home Ec., Science Bookkeeper Social Science , Biology L IUUIIIS xwrc- not the most iiilelligmil 011145, hut all lvasl lhvy fu-vmiiplis CLASSES The most impmluiil ll2lI'l of sc-limml sw-'rims to hc- lhm- vlassimoiiis lille-il with lhu WOl'lIlqS mos! llllCOIlll.tll'lillJlC souls. Wlziylre lhv sluclcnls in lhvso vlzlss- sonwlhing' Sfff the hoys told jokes while girls cfoiiilmcml lheii' Imir. 'lilivm wero i fluys wlwn 1'l'iII1lIIIlIlg phlywl an iiiiportuiil part: ycl thou: wvre llllll'I' ch when stuclying was not thought ol. No, experiem'0s in thx- uhissmoiii will never he f0l'gOll6Ill hell M 1 U win if MQW U 5 i ,5,., -4.i .,: gjiiif i K ,VWV MW Q .., , Y ,A , W, A 'mi 1iiGLs-wgzk V555 A Wk M. , -QQ .,., ,', H' f K Q- ' V.., S A. A' Kwai, 'SSWQM' Senior Class Officers President: Billy Farr Vice-President: Donald Brannon Secretary: Rucline Daniel Treasurvr: Monty Ogleslree MASCOTS Rosalind Casteel Charles Pryor A I 2 Cfadd oem By LUTHER PRESLEY We are the Rebels of 749, The greatest of all in our time. The records will show, Our deeds will prove, ln words and in action, W6,1'6 in the groove. Our records in sports are all just the same. We're still the best and should go down in fame. But since weore here, we might as well say, We're here to build and not to slay. And last, but not least, there are the faculty members, Whom we are to praise, Because they all saw us here in this stage. Cfddd Ong By JOYCE PRYOR Tune: A Tree in the Meadow There's a feeling of sadness ln our hearts as we say Our fun and gaiety have Passed like the day. The teachers who guide us And the friends that we knew We'll carry in our hearts Their names to places old and new. And as we go to venture far, Silhouettes we'll leave behind To be remembered through the years As the seniors of '49. By this Symbol of Greatness Our thoughts will always lie. And where'er we go, our Memories will remain in the Halls of u0le Lee Highf, COAP6 C055 QALUQI' Red and White Carnation molto To be rather than seem i 13 ,X DONALD BRANNUN CHARLES COOPER Ulf'-my Military, 3, 2g Biology Club, 33 Junior Entererl Lee from Grillin in 19161 R.U.T.C.. Marshal- 3, 4, Corporal, 3, Sergeant, -'Lg Most Repre- sentative Juniorg Junior Marshalg Chemistry Club, fig Disc and Diamond Society, 3, 4g English Clulm, 'lg Crack Platoon, 3g Vice- President of Senior Classg Biology Clulm. -fig-Q LALR.-X NIAE COX RUDINE DANIEL Hllossw Chubby', Glee Club. Ig Home EC. Cluli, 3: Girls, Crack Clve Clulv. lg Home EC. Club, lg Home Room Platoon, 3: Biology Club, il: Commercial llc'p1'esentative,2g Most Representative ,lnnior Club, 11. Girl, 23g Girls' Crack Platoon, 2g Rebel Staff. lg Secretary ol Senior Classg Connnercial Clulm, -'I-g Glee Club, 4-. l 11, , , VY- v 'W fs '--' sf-'V Entered R. E. Lee in I9I5 from 'Ocmulgee High School. Spanish Club, 35 Tri-Hi-Y, 113 Rebel Stall, -'lg Chemistry Clulw, -1-3 I7.H.A., rl. Awe' xi .5 IAVINE DAVIS BILLY FAIIR Sno0kiew ' , 'glionesi' IVYiIitary, Ig S,fSgt., 2g SV,fSgl., 3g Homeroom Representative, I, 23 L Club, 3, -I, President, -Ig Football, C15 Baseball, 23, Manager, I, 2g Presimlent Senior Class, 4. I I mf, two 5 X BILLY CATLIN IISCIQINIC I-IANIMACIK II.U.T.C., 2. 3. I: Sergeant, Sig First Lieu- Iizitmvml II. If. Lee High School on Noveni- tenant, -I-g Biology Clulr, 2g Disc anfl Dia- ber I. IUIIZ, from Yalesvillo High School. I monfl Som-iety, II, fl. , I5 Y rr B' DAVIS VIKING HHN DRICKS ulflillf' JACK HIGGINS 'cfaclcien Military. I. 2, fl, -I-g Corporal. 2g Sergeant. R,0,T,C,,1, Sig Major. lg Disc and Diamond Society, 3. 4g IiiIIe Team 3, ,Ig I 00tIJaII Team, ffl, 'I Captain, 41, Letter, ig Track. 3. 1. Letter. 3. big! J If CIUI1. 3. Ig CUIlllllCl'CI3.I CIUIJ, I, Iresi rient lg .Iunior NI2ll'SI'lL1IQ CancIi1Iate for Boys' State, fig Crack Platoon, 2. LAVUNIA HUDSON HSl1orty-5 ICIIIBFCII Lee from Perry in I915. Home EC CIUI1, Ig Civics CIuIu, Ig I.atin Club, 2, 3 Beta Club, 3, sl, President. Ig CI1en1ist1'y Clulwi I, Yim'v-President, 4g Tri-Hi-Y, 2. 3, 4g Home room Representative, Kg Rebel Staff, 3. 44. Assistant Acaclemic Iffiitor. literary lidi tor, -lg Glee Club, 3g Girls' Crack Platoon. 2 I'IOI'10l' Medal. 3g Girls' State, 3, Senator junior WIarsIiaI. 33 Phy. Ed. CIuI9, I, Sucre tary, 'I-g Sponsor, -I. ICVELYN LAROSE LORD uEbI1ie Ifntered Lee from NIcCaysviIIe High in I9-I7. l .I'I.A., II. 4g Glue Club, 2, 3, flig Chemistry Club. I: Home ICC., 3g Biology Club, 3g I-H Club, WYMAN MATTHEWS JOE MULLINS HSOIIIUCM Entered Lee from Gordon in 19417. Military, Military, 152, 3,5115 Corporalvi 3, 4, Corporal, 3, Technical Sergeant, 41, Chemistry Club, 33 Beta Club, 4, Vice-P1'esi- dent, ig Basketball, 3, 414, Football Manager, 41-3 Commercial Club, 43 Disc and Diamond Society, 3, 4. Alan , M15 was ' new JASON MURPHY AUBREY -O DOM lfntererl Lee from Fort Valley in 1918. School lfnterecl Lee from Georgia Military College. Patrol, lg 1-H Club. I. 3, D.C.'l'., -1, Presi- Biology, Hi-Y. dent, lg Hi-Y, lvg Ex-C.l. upqwaw-vK0 NIONTY UGLESBEE HM011ey'7 Social Science, 11-g English, Q11 ULN Cluh. 4g Tennis Team, 3, lg Rifle Team, 2, 3, 'lg Mili- tary, Corporal, Sfsgt., 3, First Lieuten- ant, 1, Crack Platoon. 2, 3, l .F.A., 2, Home- rooin Representative, 2, Treasurer, Senior Class, 4. Jovci-3 PHYUR ujercew Entered Lee from Savannah in 1946. Tri- Hi-Y. 2. 3. 'L Yice-President, 3, President, 4, Biology Club. 2, Girls' Crack Platoon, 2, Rebel Stall, 3, 11, Associate Editor, 3, Aca- demic Editor, fl-g Cheerleader. 3, 4, Cap- tain, 'lg Choral Club, fl, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Vice-l'resident, fl, Secretary, 'lg Scribbler Staff, 233 N ice-President, Junior Class, 3, MIX' Club, fl-g Junior Marshal, 3, Home Room Representative. 2: Student Council, 2, Girls' State. 3g Phy. Ed. Club, 4. LUTHER PRESLEY uSlcippyw Military, 1, 2. 3, slr, Sergeant, IS. First Lien tenant, 4, Biology Club, Il, lg Science 'Clulm 2: Crack Platoon. 2, 3, Best Drilled Cadet. 3 HILTON STALLINCS Nlilitary, l, 2, 3, -L, Corporal, 3. First Lieu- tenant. 'lg Commercial Club, ll.. CHARLES TATE BENJAMIN A. WATSON Military, I, 2, 53, 4, School Patrol, lg Com- HBenH mercial Club, ali, Math Club, 4, Drum and R.O,T.C,7 27 3, 4, Corporal, 3, First lieu. Bugle Corps, 3. tenant, 4g Beta Club, 3, bl, Treasurer, ll, Com- mercial Club, -1, Geography Club, 1, Biology Club, 2. JACK WEEKS FAY WEEMS R.O.T.C., l, 2, 3. Corporal, 3, First Sergeant, D.C.T. Club, 4. 1, Disc and Diamond Society, Football, -I: b Biology Club, lg Science Club, lg Englis Club, 1. VONCILE WHEELER LARRY WHITE uB0'l7li9,, Entered Lee from Cedartown. l7ootball, 2, 3, Home Ec. 1,2g ConnncrcialClub,41. 43 Basketball, Zv 32 49 MI-'77 Club, 21 3, 49 Tennis, 1, 2, 3, Biology Club, 3, Junior 'Class President, Baseball, 4, Track, 4, Rebel Staff, 4, Assistant Academic Editor, Home Room Representative, lg Science Club, 23 Glee Club, -lg R.'O.T.C.. l, 2, 3, 41, S,fSgt., lg Technical Sergeant, 3. ASA YARBROUGH R.O.T.C., l, 2, 3, bl, Sergeant, 3, SfSgt., 4. ,O Most Representative Juniors Barbara Cantrell Dale Kelly The Seniors of '49 extend to the Junior Class their heart- iest wishes for a successful senior year. Zl mn. 5646401 if omeroom First row: Betty Harp, Joyee Eubanks, Myrtle llale, Patricia llollancl, Anne Forbus, Antoinette Harris, Jeanette Snlith, Joanne Varner, Joan Teal, and Margie llolblls. Second row: Myrtiee Hale, Mellmzx MeCraekin, Jean Pryor, Sara McManus, Betty Earnest, Wanda W'ade, and Frerl Smith. Third row: Bobby Fowler, Edmond Mathews, Aubrey Odom, Jimmy Davis, Nlr. Haskins, Ralph Brown, and William Baugheum. Q 7 PJ. MCLQITA Olflfl QIAOOIWL First row: Helen Moore, Jo Ann Dunaway, Eileen Wvalls, Faye Lumpkin, Margie Smith, Cath- erine Yvooclson, Margie Maynard, Jessie Aldredge, Alline Maulrlin. Second row: Joe llamriek, Dale Kelly, Christine Vaughn, Elizabeth Thompson, Edna Garrett, Sara Thurston, ,laek Mills, Fred Triee. Third row: Ernest Yvalker, Sonny MeClellan, Bethel lngram, illrs. Pickens, Troy Pfann- kuehe, Roy Salter, James We-leh, Harold Hopkins. 22 WP. Mfnerh omeroom First row: Ronnie Lou Dowdy, Mary ,Io Ellerbee, Betty Smith, Doris Franklin, Virginia Ht-lms, ,lean Drummond, Ellcvncfwrhc-4-l1'ss, Rebecca Kerr, Barbara Craft, Doris Vining. Sevonll row: Georgi- Noblvs, Eugene lvvy, Ellis Bransford, Patricia Harpv, Martha Revvvs, Sheila W'ils0n, Betty ,Ivan Dum-an, Billy llanvock., Bob W'atkins. Third row: Bill Jones, Bill Dickens, Iillllllll' Lussi, Ellis llamlvtt., Mr. Pitnur, Glynn Mallory, Tonuny Tatum, Douglas Adams, James Turner. ' It ' L55 0 l'l50l'l fl 0lfl'I,QI 00lfl'l First row: Rheum-tte Dinkins, ,lavkie P1-ltis, Virginian Sledgv, Minniv Lou Cromer, Betty Wilson., Barbara Anrlffrson, Doris Covington, Marlene Salter., Honvllv Kent. Svcolul row: Edison Purvis Marilyn Strickland, Martha Smith, Suv Uordy, Ellenc Wvarrvn, Dona Bullv Colquitt, Mzlrtha Mc Carly, Null Wvllll. Third row: Robert Williallis, Delmas Whitten, Bud Dunran, Alton Tri-adaway Miss Johnson. Douglas Smith, Jackie Lewis, Barron Yarbrough. x 7 9 . jA0l'YLl9.'i0I'l 3 Olflfl 8I 00I1'l First row: Norma Ford, Bello Butts, Barbara Cantrell, Hazel Powell, Ruby Shaw, Martha Searcy, liueile Ogle-sbee, Martha ,Ivan Birdsong, Betty Jean Morris. Second row: Billy Joe Shaw, Ernest Smith, Jr., Royal Phillips., Betty Anthony, Elsie Callahan, Willem- Moye, Barbara Willianuts, La- verne Averett. Thirll row: Euvenv McGowan, Marvin English. Bay Teal. Bobby Milne-r, Mr. Thomp- -nn, Linniv Shelley. Roy Dawson.. Kenneth Ilelms., Bobby Dawson. i515 wa! fri, omeroom M First rozr: BA-tty Wyalker, Sylvia Bu-ves, Franves M4-lienlorv, Betty Burkett, Ann Yarbrough. Joyce Ds-nney, Cm-4-lia l'ri1'0, Flay Black, Mildred Birdsong. Second row: Bobby Wbodson, Louis Watson, Janie Prather, B4-tty Cox, Golden Burkett, Marion Vaughn, Earl Reeves, James Gill, Benartl Mv- l.1-ndon. Third row: Bay Gulledge, ,loc Helms, Renay Renfrov. Fourth row: Miss Wallis, llc-nry Johnson, Alvin Isbell, Kenneth Mdfrary, Tommy Buss:-ll. 24 Most Representative Sophomore june Blavk Donald Harris 0 7 L56 If 0l'YlQlf'00lfl'l First row: liolllry llayvs, Barbara Hush, Ruth Miller. ,ll'21lYlll1'll1' Boyl, Eleanor Arnold, Erma Wilaon. Agnes Bishop. ,'f'2lIlll1'll1' Barlic-ld, and EllIll'llK' Proctor. Svvonrl roar: Juno Black. Edith Williams.. Barbara Jarrvll, lic-My Www-ins. Marla-nv Thompson.. Nanry Matlhi-ws, Carolyn lgldhllllk, Gloria l'm-oplvs, and W'aync lli-sl:-r. Third row: Alle-n IA-1-. l,i-on Quinn, ,lov Moore. l'a-lo lla-ndvrson. Miss llaglvy. johnny Dunn. Billy llosr. and Hi1'l'lard Andi-raon. 25 iam eggiff if om eroom First l'Ull'I Betty Sue llutler, Mary ,lane WYH5llillll, Kitty Howard, Joyce l,aCrone, Vivian Rogers, ,lane Mcflorklc, l.aVerne llanson, Clayra Rutherford, Betty Elrod, Helen lluguley. Second row: Joyce Barncs, Betty ,lean Fowler, Sue llardnlan, Nancy Ann Clay, Frances Barrett, Lola ,lean Vfilkes, Carolyn Shumate, Bobbie June Wheeless, Jeanette Benton. Third row: Bobby Paul, Miss Leg- gitt, llarold Craft, Ernest Gore, Bobby Ferguson, Sonny Winkles, Claude Jones, Ronald Shchee, llarry Gordy, Joe Adkinson. i155 yaclnion 2 omeroom First row: Uevane Adams, Clarieee Driver, Betty Daniel, Jean Jones, Sara Bransford, Betty Cordy, Gloria Higgins, Erma Jean Alsobrook, Betty Barron, Barbara Jean Torbert. Seevnd row: Joyce Hancock, Gertrude M1-Daniel, Betty Chapman, Mattie Lou Pollard, Enil Hammock, Maude Hulett, Margie Lowe, Gerry fllcSwain. Third row: Douglas Tankersley, Earl Holley, ,larrell Stulnphf, Harold Pitts, Wallace Sapp, Miss Jackson, R. E. Moon, Alton Whitten, Billy Ballard, Kenneth Rogers. 26 WA. WCIQMLQ Q Omemom First row: Harold Bransforcl, ,Ioan Wheeler, Joyee Daniel, Marlene Arlams, Carole Clarke, Alverne Wfinslett, Virginia Ann Trice, Carolyn Simmons, Betty Hughes, Betty lludgins. Sevond row: Ray Bruce, Anne Mauldin, Bobbie Jean Dingler, Ramona Powell, Irene Cantrell, Barbara Casteel, Caro- lyn Cox, Sue Harris, Joan Turner. Third row: William Toler, Bobby F. Barfield, Roger Tread- away, 'Lellare Bray, Howard Q. Wlepeake, Parker Greene, Mac' Dallas, Gene Fallin. idx! .S7zeAee Z5 om eroom First row: Elizabeth Smith, ,Iaekie lioyett, Fairy l,0l.6I'l'll1lll, Fairy Dawkins, Grace Short, Clarah Corley, Eloise Nixon, Betty Mikell, Leon Foster, Mit1'hell Uglesbee. SI'l'llllll row: Gs-neva Hailey, Juanita Xvard, liavern Lynch, Nonniv Sue Kent, Jeanne liurlasill, Dorothy Ellerbee, Ben Moore, Kenneth Mathis. Third row: Bobby Montgolnery, Harold Stevens, Donald Ethritlge, Bobby El- lington, Miss Shvhve. Hobby W'ilb0rn, Bobby Har roll., Donald llarris, Elbert Stubbs. 27 WP. .Skid , omeroom First row: Betty Ann Russell, Jean Bunn.. Jane Purdue, Becky Currie, Barbara Gilbert, Betty ,Io wvatts, ,Io N4-lle Reeves, Peggy Ellis, Betty Ann Pitts, lmogcne Parrish, Patsy Greer. Second row: Vermontis Stephens, MaryFran1-es Crawford, Barbara Martin., Doris MeDaniel, Virginia Cody. Gwendolyn Gilbert, Martha Ann Reaves, Betty Ross, Dorothy Dent, Judy Arnold. Third row: lluberl Thompson, Billy Mitcham, Clarenee Rutherford, Ernest Donliny. A. l.. Stiles. Leon Bagley., Ronny Maxwell. Alvah Nelson. jaeky Smith, Bobby Nii-hols. idfi nigga 25 omeroom First row: Gloria Roberts, Helen Daniel, Marlene Jordan, Marie l'revatt, ,loyee Parker, Lorell Nix, Betty Jean Moody, Judith Youngblood, Bobby W'ilson. Second row: Mary lloleomb, ,lean Iluteher- son, Annie Mae llines, Nadine Fowler, Betty Busby, Betty WvCPlllS, Annie Ruth Jarrell, Faye Leigh. ,lane Sanford, Milton Smith, Adrian Blount. Third row: Billy Pitts, James Moseley, Frank Mur- doek. Miss Tuggle, Billy llunter.. Gene Kilgore, Eve-relte llall, Colbert Rogers. 28 Most Representative Freshmen 6 fgi on Buck Warren , M V H -W 1 Lg 7 I . KLPLQI' 6 0l'l'l 8l 00l'lfl First row: Patricia Pharr, lllary Teal, Joanne Day, Jackie York, lllary Shealy, Martha Alice Col- quitt, Peggy Beverly, Elizabeth Dawson, Joyce Piper, Ivylyn Carrick. Second row: Clary Car- land, Pain Ferguson, Faye Watson, Lucile Johnston, Gaye Linder, Virginia Jones, Betty Ann Eth- ridge, Gene Barnes, Joe Rogers. Third row: Corley Beverly, Bill Bridgman, Leon Holmes, How- ard Nobles, T. A. Barker, Jr., Merrell Wlarren, Loyee Fennell, Charlie Herring. iam Caffa amii omeroom First row: Carolyn Pfannkuche, Eleanor McManus, Joyce Argo, Joanne Watts, Mary Frances Sapp, Sarah Salter, Helen Sharp, Betty Sue Scott, Geraldine Smith, Lillie Moore. Second row: Boy Glover, Ray Fowler, Sammy Reeves, Gene McFarlin, Betty Ruth Holloway, LaRose Hardy, Josephine Scruggs, Troy Windhallu, Thomas Fincher, Gary Taylor. Third row: Billy Carter, Allen Willialns, Miss Callaham, Roy Fowler, Howard Nann, Donald Coggins. 30 W 7 IU. P80718 6 0771, QI 00l'lfl First row: Frances Presley, Bessie Hudson, Alice Taylor, lnez Long, Shirley Pharr, Franees Cooper, Evelyn Cobb, Catherine Landers, Patsy Garrett, Julian Daniel. Second role: Mavis llolman. Faye English, Faye Lindsey, Gwendolyn llassmore, Mzxrlene Mathews.. llatsy Nunnally, Freida Wlilliams, Jimmy Rogers, P. W. Cotton, Joe Jordan, Eugene Covington. Third row: James Stephens, Franklin llovsell, Bobby Barret, Clayton Aldredge, A. C. Smith, Fredric Green, Fred Shepard, Esehol W'ood. . 9 p L55 ann 5 0Ifl'l8l 00lflfl First row: Erma Lumpkin, Rita Sanders, Betty McCullough, Ava Vaughn. Robbie Sue Colquitl. Jeanette Melfarlin, Helen Milner, Barbara Piper, Neva Dent, Sarah llarris. lluth llaggetl. See- oml row: ,lark Helms. Robert Iloyal, Oscar Lee, Martha Ann Kennington, Joy Anne Sp:-Iler, Clyde Gray, Mary Mills, Mildred Johnson, Bobby Holmes. Third row: Charles Sessions, Jerry Bridges, Miss Barbara ,lean Mann, Donald Haywood, Dean Ballard, Reginald Presley, Williannnt Pippin, Roy Mauldin.. Harrell Stallings, Bobby Tankersley. 31 I WMA ccibonafolii ,jwlomeroom First row: Betty Allen, Horlense Pound, Marlene Reese, liorene Turner, Belly Wieaver, Virginia Reeves, Juanita lleaton, Joyee Cromer, Maudine Meflraekin, Barbara Capes, Elmo llammond. Second row: Billy Greene, Tommy Ellington. Annie Ruth Speer, Carleen Selph, Jo Yvhitlen, Betty ,lf-an lluekaby, Charlotte Cofield, Fay Peters, Royee Alrereromhie. Fred Lord. Third row: Wiayne Sharp., joseph Underwood, Melvin Kersey, Johnny Yvilliams, Burl Holley. Jimmy Salter. Henry Colquilt, ,lark Bradshaw. ifizi Quoin , omeroom First row: Jeannette Cain, Pansy Reaves, Rebeeea Cole., Barbara llartman, Barbara ,lean Shock- ley, Patrieia Dickens, Sarah Hammaek, Susie Dowrly, Emily Horton, Kay Fulghum, Ann Arring- ton, Ann Matthews. Maxine Clanton, Joyce Marlow. SPFUIIYI row: John Ellington, Ralph Hamil- ton, Jerry Cox., Billy Rahon, Hugh Flournoy, Gerald Holloway, Miss Rooks, Beverly W'illiams, Martha Mullins, Marie Legg, Donald jimmerson, Reginald Greene, Wallace lluflgins, llaines llill. W. .13 CTIVITIES Fwluml hh xmulfl :ml ln- ilu- sauna' xxltlmul m'xl1'a-vxlrris-lil11 HIIXIIIKN In lln- gl ul our mark lhvrc' If il pl ll IS lu ckwlop illNl11ll0llN dll hmm: smisly Willl Ol i ' 2 ' '.. . JIUSP aw' Im' m'wl'yum-. Maybe ll li lo train for lmulcrsllipg lllilfllfx 'g mul. lm' zu luvlq' ivw, nmylw 1 Il IN ll! IIPCOIIII' il HICIIIIICI' ul ll lllcsu iH'llVllli'H school lllc would lm umrvc-nllul. 3 f-11' 4m UWT 'I E NNW VSLKA A EW AJ!! if. FN FRANK-iC'5H 95 'QALMAS JA!-K -IDT S F BURN' M. Y The Rebel Steffi t Bob Watkins Assistant Business Illanager QE' . arm Joanne Varner Business Manager Douglas Smith Editor Belle Butts Roosevelt Winkles Robert Williams Sara Thurston Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Assistant Photography Photography Editor Manager Editor Jean Hutcherson ' Jean Pryor Sylvia Reeves Edmond Matthews Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor 34 SPONSORS Miss lla Books, Mr. E. M. Hale. Nliss Alice Bagley, Miss Dixie Berly. June Black Assistant Literary Editor :EWR Lavonia Hudson Literary Editor Marion McClellan Assistant Editor First row: Faye Watson, Barbara Bush, Joyce Argo, Betty Ann Pitts, Betty Mikell, Laverne Hanson, Lavonia Hudson, Joyce Denny, Barbara Jean Shoekley, Patrie ia Dickens, Joyce Hancock, Marlene Adams, and Gerry Mcswain. Second row: Jean Hutcherson, Betty J. Fowler, Marlene Matthews, Sara Thurston, Martha Snlith, Marilyn Strickland, Cecelia Price, Ann Yarbrough, Carolyn Simmons, Erma Jean Alsobrook, Peggy Ellis, Francis Meliemore, Joanne Varner. Third row: Pam Ferguson, Barbara J. Torbert., Mary Teal, Virginia Reeves, Betty Walker, Sylvia Reeves, June Black, Joyce Pryor, Bob VVatkins, Jean Pryor, Belle Butts, Mclba Mellrackin, Geneva Bailey, Barbara Cantrell. Fourth row: Robert W'illian1s, Bethel Ingram, Sonny McClellan, Laverne Lynch, Jo Whitten, Helen Daniel, Alverne Wfinslctt, Miss Books, Doris Vining. Fifth row: Sheila Wilson, Martha Reeves, Jackie Arnold, Joe Adkisson, Larry White, Bobby Milner, Douglas Smith, Miss Bagley, Betty llarpe, Margie Hobbs, Barbara Willianls, Mildred Johnson. Helen Milner. Edniond Mat- thews, Javine Davis, Jean Rudasill, Judith Youngblood, Christine Vaughn, Barbara Craft, and Sara McManus. Martha Smith Bobby Milner Larry White Joyce Pryor Assistant Circulation Circulation Illanager Assistant Academic Aeadeniie Editor illanager Editor , xm- ms- g 1 W-Maw Uanrrlfm V-if J. President Lavonia H Treasu rvr Ben Watson BETA CLUB M ce-President Sec-remry Flay Black Motto: Dru-amos fxllusj Svrvivmln Purpose: The purpose ol' this organization shall ln-: the promotion of svholastir 4-xc-vllexn-v and lln- rultiyalion ol' the ideals ol honesty, loyalty, courage, and luadership among the slude-nts ol ll. E. IA-0. First row: Marilyn Strickland, Covclia Prim-, Minnie Lou Cl'0lll6l', Joanne Varner, Sara Thurston, Martha Reeves, Joyce D1-nney, Rebecca Kerr, Jackie Pettis, Louisa- Carraway, Elsie Callahan, Lavonia lludson. Svconll row: Louise Wfatson., Doris Vining, Sara McManus, Martha S111 ith, Sylvia Reeves, Barbara Willizlllus, Floy Black, Mildred Birdsong, Margie- Maynard, Anne Forbus, Myrtice Hale, ,lov Mullins. Third row: llvlhel lngram, Sonny MOClc-llan, Ben Watscmn, Jimmy Davis, Bill Dickens, Miss Jackson, Alvin lshell, Billy llanvock, William llaughvum, Troy Pfann- kuvhe, Boll Wvatkins. 36 6 6 9 7 Vu-,,.Prf1sifl0nt and Treasurer B Billy Parr Pfannkuvhe Martha Searcy -. Motto: .-lctilfily' for vrvryolw is the sourrr-1 of school spirit. Purposv: To p1'I'pf'llli.ll0 lhl- ideals ol' clean, vsholvsome 1llllll'llI'S and good sportsmanship. Sponsor: J. E. Richards. First row: ,loyvv l'ryor, Ann Yarbrough, Eli-amor Arnold, Christina' Vaughn, Sara Thurslon, Ne-ll Webb, Martha Smith. Martha Rvvvvs, Joanni- Varnor, Bobby J. Dingle-r, Betty Walker, Sylvia lim-A-vvs, and ,loan 'llurnx-r. Second row: llarhara J. Torlu-rt.. Anniv M. llines, June Blavk, ,lea n lglldlllilll, Delmas Yvhiltvn, Davis llcndrivks, Ellis llamlc-ll.. Troy I,f2lIlllkll1'ht', llilly Catlin, Bob Yvatkins, Dale Kelly. Third row: Billy Nlilvhanl. lh-ilu-l lngram, Douglas Adams, jllllllly Davis, Larry Wvhilv, Douglas Smith, Sonny Mcfllvllan, Bud Duncan, Bill Dickvns, Lallaro Bray, llenry Johnson, and Lamar Lussi. Fourth row: Billy Fa rr, Bill ,loni-s, Alton Treailaway, lfre-clriifllrx-1-n, ,lack Weeks, Coavh liic-hards, lfrn-d 'llrim-, Buddy Caddy.. llolblly Wlilnvr. Donald llarris. All:-n Lvl-, ,lov Wloorv, and Donald Iloggins. -1-1 .ll J Prwsiliz-nl Bill Dirk:-ns Trefnsu rf' r Parker Cr:-:env - lwv-f'rr'srJf'nl Douglas- Snlilh Svcremrivs Sonny McClellan and Bob Watkins Dlotlo: 6'Purv thoughts, pun' words, and purv uctionsf' Purpose: To vrf-ale, maintain, and vxtend lhroughoul the school and community high Standards of Christian charavter Sponsor: Dlr. Jann-s Baskin. First row: Sonny lWcClc-Ilan, Gm-nv McFarlin, Allen W'illian1s, Johnny Dunn, Mar' Dallas, Hay Fowl:-r, Cena Marlin, Jack Mills, Aulxrcy Odom. Svvonll row: Bobby Harrn-ll. Bill Dirkc-115, Holi Wralkins., Belhvl lngram, EIllll0llIl Blat- thvws, Parker Crt-cn, Alton Yvhitlc-n. Franklin Howl-ll. Fred rim' Crm-nc. Third row: Bill Jones, 'l'onlmie Wvoodall. Jason Murphy, Yvaynv llc-ster. Billy Dov:-, Jimmy Ellio lt, ,IlI1llllj'D2lY'lS, Molllvy Childs. 38 I' resitlent j mace Pryor Treasurer Carol Clarke TR-HI-Y P im Pre-siclent Eleanor Arnold -'iw-relarjv Martha Reeves Motto: Pure words, pure thoughts, and pure actions. Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character Sponsor: Miss Blanche Shchee. First row: Dowfly, Watts, Salter, Mills, Holman, Hudson, McCarty, Hutcherson, Holcomb, Cantrell, Belle Butts, Vir- ginia liceves, Searcy. Hanson Sledge Strickland Arrington, Pharr, Wilson, Reeves, Miller, Clanton, McSwain, Also- 7 El ', 7 brook, Ellis. Svcolul row: Russell, Bransford, Black, Miss Shehee, Thompson, Denny, Fulghum, Mcillanus, Milner Third row: Greer, Mathews, Davis, Railey, Pound, Pryor, Reese, Simmons, McLemore, Teal, McManus, Perdue Fourth row: Bush Miki-ll, Linder, Yarbrough, Arnold, Boyt, Reeves, Thurston, Varner, Dingler, Wfatson, Nixon, Presley, Scruggs. Fifth row: Torbcrt, Barron, Shealy, Eng lish, Beverly, Johnston, Clarke, Arnold, Fowler, Hardman, Teal, wVllll2llll5, Proetor, Lynch, Shumale, Yvillianls, Mullins, Mathews, Legg. Reeves, llllflson, W'ilson. Sixth row: Vining, Ilarpe, lludasill, Nunnally, Pitts, Adams, Lumpkin, Wade, Harp, Hobbs, Lindsey, Yvilliams, Colquitt Day, Bunn, Thompson, Dickens, Pryor, Vaughn, and Shoekley. 39 Disc and Diamond Social OFFICERS Clllifflllllfrllfllf lJliLllllIliU1'll0 l'll'l'Sf Lieulelzanl ll fl31-llwl lngrmn l'1'l'.Sl Lif:'lIft?IllIlIl 'gif'-Bcllxllrll llum'or'k 1'vl'I'Sf l4iL'llfCIIlllII HI ,-Hilly Catlin SlfffllllliLil?llfCIlL1I1l Nl, --Dale Kolly Seconrl Lieulelzanl Him-flfllis Hamlett Second Ll.l?llf6lIUlIf HS --llouglas Smith H7 Sefroml Lifflllellfllll '-sliill Diclwns l'lI.I'Sf S6l'g!?lIllff Wllffeler Coopvr ,lrlullm Thi-y conquer who believe lll9y 1-un. l'11rpose.' To prmnole Loy ally. Xulur. mul llmmr. Sponsor: Colonel Cvorgv S. Parisli. has 5. ,WL 1' -43 I 'Q' is .-4.1. - H' '4 Roll: Bvlhvl Ingram, Bob Wvatkins, Donald Brannon, Ellis llannlclt, Dale Kc-lly, Ralph Brown, Alvin Isbell, Edmond Mal- llu-ws, Whl?l?l6P Cooper, Troy Pfzlllnkuvhv, Billy Catlin, Bill Divlu-ns, Joe- Ili-Inns, Bobby Wloodson, Tomlny 'l'alum, Davis Hendricks, Harold Hopkins., Dvlmas W'hiltPn, Jan-k W1-1-ks, Jimmy Dania., H4-nm-tl llum-ol-k. Ray Clllleflgn-. ,loo Wlullina.. Douglaa Smith, Robert xvilllkllllh. Erllliil NYull-wr. 40 I'r0sirIen! Jason Murphy DIVERSIFIED COOPER Tlvri TRAINING CLUB l'61-1--l'rrsidvnl l-'lny Black Sm-rvturg' Reba-1-va Kerr Molto: Earn lUlIilP you lvnrn. Purpoavz 'l'ruining of Ihr hu-url. mind. and Spiril. Sponsor: Mr. A. L. Stilvs. First row: lfluy Black, Margie Smith, Ellene W'arr1-n, B1-tly Yvilson, Dona Bella- Colquill, Betty Earnest, Louise- Car- ralwny, lh-ln-1-ca Kerr, Fay WW-1-Ins, Joyl-0 Euhanks. Svvnn 11 rum: jason Murphy. Ku-nm-th Mvffrary. Mr. A. l,. Slilvs, Billy ,luv Shaw. Billy ff. Ham'm'k. llurulll Hopkins. -L1 President Allen Lee Trensu rer I con BIOLOGY CL B if I ,..,,...,: Paul h Secretary Bobby Ray Wfilborn Motto: All things are of one pattern madeg bird, beast and flower. Purpose: Create an interest in the biological world. Sponsor: Mr. E. H. Thompson. First row: Bobby Ray Wilborn, Bobby Hayes, James Moseley, Milton Smith, Bobby Paul, Bobby Wilson, Aubrey Odom, Roger Treadaway, W'ayne Hester. Second row: Mr. Thompson., Mary Frances Sapp, Maclcnc Jordan, Joe- nelle Reeves, Carolyn Bethune, Sue Harris, Jane Perdue, Betty Ann Pitts, Virginia Ann Trice, Betty Jo Watts, Betty Moody. Third row: Leon Quinn, Sue Tendell, Jean Bunn, Colden Burkett, Gloria Peoples, Becky Currie, Sara Ann Bransford, Carolyn Cox. Fourth row: Laura Mae Cox, Allen Lee, Clarice Driver, Virginia Cody, Irene Cantrell, Billy Dove, Helen Huguley. Dorothy Ann Mauldin, Joyce LaCrone. 112 M l'rvsiflem Troy l'hunnkm'hf- Tr:-asu rm' H1-nm-tt Ha nvoek CHEMISTRY CLUB Lavonia Hudson Secretary Sara Thurston Motto: W'ork mul Patience and Success. Purpose: To develop within each individual a knowledge of ehemistry which will keep him in later life. Sponsor: Mr. Pitner. First row: Bennett llaneoek, Sonny McClellan, I.1lV0l'll2l Hudson, Joanne Varner, Sara Thurston, llelty Walkavr, Joyce Pryor, Wvillium ll1lllg'l'll'lllll. ,lack Mills. Seronll row: Troy l,f2lllIllillI'll0, Robert Nichols, Ellis Hanllett, Mr. Pitner, Bobby Milner, Douglas Smith. A 43 Molto: Quin: Sulw? Purpose: Sponsor: Presidflm' Bob Wfatkins TfPl18II ref Barbara Craft SPANISH CL B .lean Pryor Sm-rwtary ,loyvv l'ry or va To promoh- a bf-tif-1' uncle-rslamling ancl apprc-1-ialion ol' Spanish-spa-aleing llt 0llll' lhv world ow-r. Miss Alice Bagley M1 'Vl inus Ann Matthvws, Joyve Pryor, Barbara Hartman, Barbara Craft, Ellvm- Wheelavss, Rebecca Kerr, Sara Ann Yarbrough, Mariha S1-arcy, Barbara Jean Shovkley. Svvond row: Kay Fulghum, Sheila Wiilson, Martha Nlullms Suv Gordy, Sylvia Reeves, Sara Thurston, Barbara Wfilliams, Jo W'hittvn, Elizabeth Thompson, Joan Pryor. First row: 'L 2 J, W, D Palriria Dominy, ivkc-ns. Third rour: Parker Greens-, Bob W'alkins, Mac' Dallas, Jimmy Davis, johnny Dunn, Firm-sl Wliss Alivs- Baglvy, Rolwrl W'illiams, Alvah N4-lson. Joe Monro, Ronny Maxwc-ll, B1'll'lt'l Ingram. A 44' l'rvsidf'nI X LATIN CLUB Srrretarx' nnd T V Barham 4 Jimmy Salk-r I Viflmla Molto: Labor Omnio Vinrvl. l'urnos1-: To hrin-1 out for tho lll nil thi- sovial valnf- of thx- vlassival slnrlivs, tht- human and humanitirs sixlv of ' .. I I . Latin, anrl lo show hem how Roman llfc and spvvrh haw- lllHlll l'll'l'd our own. W Sponsor: Mrs. C. Wh Crvvnv. ggxfiggi ,Q s.......n.-ww ,....,,, First row: Mary Daniel, Luvilc Johnston, Betty Mikell, Judy Arnold, Carol Clarke, Barbara Bush, Martha Alice Colquitt, Ruth Dlillvr, Nancy Matthews, Virginian Reeves. Second row: Jimmy Sallvr, Douglas Adams, Tommy Ellington, Fayv Wzltson. Suv Hardman, Mary Ta-al, ,Iunv Blark, Nell Weblp, Bill Dickens, William Baughvum. Third row: U1-ne Martin, ,lov Adkisson, Mrs. Grvvne. Douglas Smith. Bollhv Milnvr. L5 Presillvm Davis llc-ndrirks and Treasurer Hale COIVIIVIERCI L CLUB l'ir1'-Prexidvrrl Delmas W'hit!en Pfngrnnn Chairman Martha Smith A Sponsors: Miss Helen Lcggitt and Miss Martha Johnson. Motto: Make the best better. Purpose: To broaden knowledge of activities which take place in the business world. Roll: E. Arnold, J. Arnold, E. Anderson, Anthony, Birdsong, Black, Barron, Boytt, Busby, Butts, B. Burgett, C. Buckett, Cantrell, Carraway, Cromer, Colquitt, Covington, Cofield, Cox, Childs, R. Daniel, H. Daniel, Day, Ding- ler, Dickens, Driver, Drummonds, Dowdy, Dawkins, Dun naway, Ellerbee, Ernest, Elliott, Eubanks, Franklin, Forbus, E. Garrett, R. Garrett, Garland, Gullcdgc, Gilbert, Cill, Caddy, Gordy, Hall, Myrtle Hale, Myrtice Hale, Harrell, Harris, Harpe, Harpe, Hendricks, Hamrick, Hamilton, Hobbs, Hopkins, Hugulcy, Holland, Jordan, B. Jones, J. Jones, Kent, La Cronc, Lee, Lussi, Lumpkin, Lynch, Maynard, McCarty, Melba McCrackin, Maudine McCrackin, Mc- Lcmore, McLcndon, McManus, Mallory, Mauldin, Mullins, Moore, Nobles, Nixon, Oglesbee, Peltis, Prather, l'harr, Pounds, Price, Paul, Reese, Rodgers Rutherford, Rudasill, Russel, Simmons, Sledge, Margie Smith, Martha Smith, B. Smith, C. Smith, J. Smith, Salter, Tate, Thompson, Treadaway, Turner, C. Vaughn, M. Vaughn, Vining, Wade, Warren, Washam, Watson, Betty Weaver, Bennie Weaver, Whitten, Wilson, Wilborn, Williams, Wilson, Winkles, Woodson, Woodall, B. Woodson, Wheeler, Quinn, Duncan, Johnson, Stallings, Piper, Cotton, Cox, Helms, Adams, Daniel, Torbert, and Ellington. 46 Cm-elia Priee Treasurer Strickland + It F. H. . 2 Jean A Hutcherson Secretary Ma rtha Sm ith Motto: Toward New Horizons. Purpose: To enlphasize the importance of worthy homemaking. Sponsors: Mrs. Pickens and Miss Margaret Wiallis. Roll: Adams, -Aldridge, Allen, Anthony, Argo, F. Baggett, Benton, Beverly, Butler, Buekett, Busby, Cain, Cantrell, Clay, Cobb, Cox, Cooper, Crawford, Cromer, Daniel, Dawson, Dent, Dunnaway, Dunean, Ellerbee, English, Fowler, Clanton, Hancock, B. Harpe, P. Harpe, llealon, Iloblrs, Holman, lluekaby, Hudson, Huteherson. Jones, Kennington, N. Kent, B. Kent, Legg, Leigh, Matthews, Maynard, ilcliemore, Moye, Mills, Milner, Nunnally, Oglesbee. Parrish, Passmore, P. Pharr, Powell, Prather, Presley, Price, Proelor, Salter, Samlford, Sewell, Shumate, E. Slnith, J. Snlith, M. Snlith, Speer, Strickland, Vaughn, Walker, Yvheeler, D. YVilliam s, E. W'illian1s, Willialllsoll, A. Vaughn, and Vining. 117 SCHOOL P TROL fllarirff Driver Motto: Safely is our goal. Purpose: To maintain safety throughout the at-honl. ffllflfllfll lnrnly-'11 5'-Kimnmn Lieulvnnrvl Virginia Cody Lien Munn! Lion Ivmml Laverne Lynch First row: Devane Adams, Imogene Parrish, ,loan Wheeler, kin, Eloise Nixon, Belle Butts, Joyce Denney. Second row: hara Gilbert, Betty Chapman, Sonny Winklcs, Nonnie Sue Snlith. -'18 Grace Short, Clarah Corley, Geneva Railey, Faye Lump- Laverne Lynch, Carolyn Smmons, Becky Currie, Bar- Kent, Clarice Driver, Virginia Cody, Leon Foster, Fred N 1 t Pr:-siflvrnt lfa yr V ntson E GLISH CLUB Vil'l'-f,7'P3il1f l11 Donald Brannon Secrvtary Betty Ann Pitts Motto: Knmvlwlgff ronws bul wisdom lingvrs. l'urposv: To crm-ate a vlosx-r fvllowship and unflvrstamling lu-tvwrll thosc who haw- a common intvrvst in Ilu- lfngglish languagv. Sponsor : Miss Callaham. First row: Joni-llv Ruevvs.. Betty Ann Pitts, Jane Perdue, Barbara Bush, lim-tty Mikell, ,loycv Argo, Sarah Salter., Carol Clarkv, Nancy Matthews, Ruth Miller, Sue Harriman, Mantle Hula-tie, Margie Lowe. Svronll row: ,lunv lllavk, Fayv Wfatson, Lurilv Johnston, Barbara Gillu-rt, Bs-tty Chapman, Hazvl Burkett, Anno lvlilllldlll, Betty ,ll-an lfowlvr, Jurly Arnold, Mary T4-al, Gloria Pc-oplvs. Third row: Dale Kellvy, Mat' Dallas, Sammy Rea-vt-s, Douglas Adams, Parkvr Gres-nr, Rogvr Tru-arlaway, Allan Williallls, Gary Taylor, Luther Presley, ,lavlx Wm-1'ks. Fourth row: Jimmy Rogvrgs, Johnny Dunn, ,loc Carrikvr, Miss Callaham., Frank Murdork, Monty Oglt-sbee, Donald llrannon, Billy Ballard, WH'- man fllatthrws. '19 'M ' ifresivlehfn Judith Youngblood Secretary' THE WDRLD HISTORY CL B Vace-President Donald jimmersnn Treaau fer .lacquelyn Boyctl Motto: Knowledge is power. Purpose: To consecratc the efforts of the members to greater service in world affairs, and to achieve this by mutual helpfulness and cooperation. Sponsors: Miss .Tuggle and Mr. McPeakc. First row: Elizabeth Smith, LaVerne Hanson, Jeannette Benton, Betty Hughes, Jackie Boyt, Virginia Ann Trice, Clarah Corley, Joan Wheeler, Grace Short, Imogene Parrish, Peggy Ellis, Erma Jean Alsobrooks, Marlene Adams. Second row: Melba Sewell, Jean Bunn, Becky Currie, Virginia Cody, Fairy Peterman, June Yvilliamson, Mary Frances Crawford, Joyce Barnes, Vermontis Stephens, Elsie Bice, Vivian Rogers, Gloria Higgins, Gerry McSwain, Betty Cordy. Third row: Gene Barnes, Judith Youngblood, Barbara Martin, Betty Jean Moody, Frances Barrett, Eunellc Proctor, Nadine Fowler, Edith Williams, Joyce Hancock, Julian Jones, and Bobby Bariield. Fourth row: Bay Bruce, Sonny Pitts, Ralph Brown, Miss Tuggle, Mr. McPeakc, Leon Holm es, Donald Jimmerson, Bobby Hayes, and Wfayne Hester. 50 President Troy Pfannkuclw Secretary l WM SOCIl.SCE CE CLUB Vice-President Dale Kelly Treasu for , Bennett Hancock Motttr: Purpose, ,4f',IiPUPlHl'llf. Sponsor: Mr. Hugh Wilsoll. Purpose: To uphold and dl-fond the Constitution of the United Statvsg to pl'0lll0ll' peavo and good will among the pvople of the liniterl States and all nations of the carthg and to vonsevrate tho vllforts of its nmmhers to service to their country. First row: Joan Teal, Martha Rvvvvs, Sara MI'Manus, Martha Svarry, Barbara Yvilliams, Sheila Wilson. Sflcond row: Bob Wfatkins, Dale' Kelly, Jackie Arnold, Sonny lVlc'Cl1-llan, llrnnett Hancock, Billy Ballard, Mr. W'ilson, Troy Pfannkuchc-, Edmond Malthvws. llvthvl lngram, Jllllllly Davis, and llvn WIIIISOII. 51 L President Ja-aa n Pryor Secretary Lavonia Hudson PHYSIC L EDUCATIO CL B B1-tty Yi Trwzsu rar Christine Vaughn Motto: Fair play, conduct, and courage lcud to honor. Purpose: To build strength and character through play. Sponsors: Miss Mann and Miss McDonald. Roll: Adams, Anthony, Argo, Arrington, Benton, Black, Bunn, Butts. Cantrcll, Cody, flohcld, Corley, Cromer, Cur- rie, Bransford. Daniel, Denny, Dickens, Dinkins, Dunnaway, Ferguson, Fulghum, Hale. Myrtlc Halc, Hanson, Harp, Hartman, Hammack, Holcomb, Hutcherson, Hudson, liavonia Hudson, Harris, Johnston, Linder, Lumpkin, Martin, Matthews, Maynard, McCarty, McCrackin, Mclba Mclfrackin, M1-Manus, Sara Mr-Manus, Milncr. Mullins, Piper, Pitts, Pharr, Pound, Price, Proctor, Pryor, Reese, Rceves. Virginia Rccvcs, Shcaly. Short, Shocklcy, Shunlatc, Slnith, Strickland, Thonlpson, Elizabeth Thompson, Thurston, Tricc, Torbcrl, Turncr, Ava Vaughn, Varncr, W'alkcr, W'at- son, Watts, Joanne Wlatts, Wclllr, W'heclcr, Whittcn, Barbara Williallls, Hcvcrly Wfilliams, Dorothy Wlilliams, Wilson, Winslett, Grccr, Dowrly. 32 1 M TH CLUB Llp nn Mallory , Pain Ferguson . 4 Y imf'-Prvsideml Tommy Tatum Motto: Knowledge is Power. Purpose: Figures may be translated into things of symmetry and beauty. Sponsor: Mr. J. A. Pitner. First row: Grace Short, Joyce Cromer, Shirley Pharr, Pam Ferguson, Rita Sanders, and Buford Storey. Seeonfl row: P. W. Cotton, Barbara Capes, Faye Peters, Ray Garrett, Thomas Fincher, and George Nobles. Third row: Jimmy Rogers, Ralph llamilton, Glynn Mallory, Roy Fowler, Charles Tate, Ray Fowler, and Clarah Corley, and Mr. Pitner. FU JJ You fix him, Bobby. Everybody but El- Walker and Company. Oh no-o-ol Ile look I,ll pat my fool. lene smiles. our picture. Ah, come on, Bobby! ls everybody happy? You can't hide, Cath- Yeah, man! erine. You see, it's like Ah, g'wan and leave Students??? Deah! Deah! this. us alone. Hark! Do I see a Euterpeans! Cllow Campus beauties. Asleep, Searcy? man? do you spell it?j 54- ,H , , , W l - . THLETICS llzlyvcl lry tl lvu. lllll, Ulljtbflil lmy f?X't?l'yUllC', sports art- Llll important part ol' svll lllv. ln ilu- lull. lls lmmllmull. ln ilu- winlmfr. il's lmuslwllmll. Euan in thu spring L uve llxlllllx lmsvlmll, uml ll'ill'li. Wlml, is nrure llxrilling lllklll am inlm-resting ganna! e 9 .' ' if-1 :1 i f . l l The Football Line-up First row: Henry Johnson, Ellis Hamlett, Davis Hendricks, Bill Dickns, Sonny lVlcCleIlan, Buddy Caddy, Troy l,f1ll'lI'lkll1'h1'. Sffvonfl row: Bethel Ingram. Third row: Alton Treaduway, Alla-n Lee, and Dc-lmas W'hiltc-n. C0-Captains: Davis Hvndrivks and lie-lhvl WI:-lnagcrs: Bob Watkins, ,lov Mullins, and Ingram. Ralph Hamilton. 56 UUR CGACHES 31' je wx f L,,LAQ'.L1,.fL, . . m: Lh .1 , Coach ,I. E. Richards Assistant Coach H. M4-Peake Firsl row: Jimmy Davis. ,lavkiv Arnold. Gun- Martin. Fred ,lil1'l', ,lzlvkiv Smith. Roger Treadaway. Bobby Harm-ll. Cc-orgv Nohlvs. Jimmy Hurkaby. SI'l'llllIl row: ,lost-ph llndvrwood, Bobby Paul. Dvlmas wYhilll5ll, Bill Divkens. llelhm-I Ingram. Sonny McClellan, Davis Hi-ndrivks, Ellis Hands-tl, Fra-driv Gr:-4-lu-. Third row: ,lov Moore, Allon 'l'rvadaway, Edmond Matthews. Billy Catlin, Bill ,Iom-sa, Ronniv Wlaxwvll. Donald llarris. Alvah N1-lson, Troy Pfann- kuvhv. Fourth rou-: Grady Lord. Buddy Caddy. llvnry Johnson. Alla-n L4-e, Laflare Bray. ,lark NYM-ks. Fred Shop- zlrd. Donald Coggins. and K4-nn:-Ih llalhis. .3 T is 'gils 1 X fs l Martha Searcy CHEERLEADERS Annie M. Hines, Barbara J. Torhert, Joyce Pryor, and Eleanor Arnold. Lamar Lussi, Ann Yarbrough, Faye Watson, and Mildred Johnson. 58 sgullllflafy of fde Seaaon By SYLVIA REEVES The 1948 edition of the peppy Rebels of the gridiron was composed mostly of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Only one senior was on the varsity squad that wound up a none-too-successful season with three wins registered against seven setbacks. The Rebel footballers started the ten-game schedule with a slow start by losing the first six. As the season rolled along, the lads from the Institute Xracked up three straight wins before dropping their last game to Griffin. The Rebels hit the road for the opening game with Fulton and bowed out, 12 to 13. 'k 'A' I Lee opened the home schedule with Cedartown before losing a heart-breaker, 18 to 13, in the final quarter. 4 4 Next in line for the Rebels came a powerful Decatur eleven that rolled up 30 points to Lee's 6. 'k 'A' Lee journeyed to Fitzgerald to tackle the strong South Georgia champs. After outplaying the Purple Hurricane in every way except the scoring department, the Rebels lost, 21 to 7. i' 'A' The next game, with Spalding High in Griffin, resulted in the Rebels' fifth straight defeat. The Wolf- pack won, 19 to 12. 'k 'A' LaGrange was the first squad to hold the Green Rebels scoreless when they won, 26 to 0. i i' 'A' Then it happened when the Rebels traveled to Americus. Both teams were winless', when the Rebels traveled the Panthers, 26 to 6, after trailing in the first quarter. 'ki' Athens furnished the opposition for the Rebels in their eighth game. A Rebel rally put the game on ice for Lee, 21 to 14. in the first period 'ki' The fighting Rebels pushed a favored Baker Village team in Columbus, 19 to 6, before returning home to wind up the season with Griffin. i' 'k The largest throng of football fans ever to watcha football game in Thomaston was on hand to see the game Rebels fall before the Griffin Goldwave, 20 to 0, in the last game of the 1948 season. SCORES Lee ----Fulton 12 Lee ----Cedartown 18 Lee ----Decatur 30 Lee ---Fitzgerald 21 Lee ---Spalding 19 Lee ----LaGrange 26 Lee ----- Americus 6 Lee ----Athens 14 Lee ---- Baker Village 6 Lee ---- . Griffin 20 WON 3 LOST 7 59 V-YV Y W First row: Myrtle llale, June Black, Sylvia Reeves, Martha Smith, Betty Yvalker, Nell Wlebb, Chris- tine Vaughan, Myrtiee Hale. Second raw: Franees Barrett., Ellene Whmwelt-ss, Barbara J. Shoe-kley, Sara McManus, Melba lVIcCraekin, Nlarilyn Strickland, Virginia Reeves. Third row: Judith Young- blood. Betty J. Fowler, Jean Pryor, J0 Whitten, Jean Hutehrson, Joyee Barnes. Girls' Basketball Myrtle Hale, Nell W1-lab. Martha Smith, Myrtive Hale, June- Blaek. He-tty W'alker, Sylvia Reeves. and Christine Vaughn. First row: Melvin Kersey, Alton Treadaway, Bud Dunvun, Larry W'hile., Bethel lngranl, llenry johnson, Joe Nloore, Allen Lee. Second row: Alvah Nelson, Bill Dickens, Charlie Ile-rring, Buck Wzlrren, Billy Greene, Sammy Reeves, Gene McFarlin, Jackie Smith. Third row: Billy Mitcham, Us-no Martin. ,loo Mullins, Parker Greene, Mac Dallas, Roger Treadaway. Boys' Baskeball Larry While-, Bud Duncan, Bethel Ingram, Joe Moore, llcnry Johnson. SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL SEASON OF '48-,419 The basketball season of '48-'49 started with a double-header against Yatesville. It was on this night that Yatesville dedicated their new gym. The rest of the season was composed of various games with both teams participating. During the course ofthe season Lee played Hogansville, Jackson, Zebulon, Grif- fin, and other teams. Both teams played every game with their hearts set to win, and there was never a game that either of the Lee teams gave up before the last whistle of the game blew. As a whole the sea son was very successful. LEE GIRLS LEE BOYS Lee 18 .... --Yatesville ee 14f--,L .,,.. Yatesville Lee 25 .... Hogansville ee 23 ..,. Hogansville Lee 25 ,LLL --Yatesville ee 15 ,,., ,,,,, Y atesville Lee 40 ,,,. -,Talbotton ee 25 ..,. ..... T albotton Lee 33,,- Hogansville Lee 244---, ..., Hogansville Lee 22 ,,.. --Yatesville ee 32 ..,. .,.,, Y atesville Lee 38 .... .,... .1 ackson ee 32 ,,.L ,.,., I ackson Lee 26 .... ,,,Zebulon Lee 23 ,,,, ,..,. Z ebulon Lee 23,--, .... Fort Valley Lee 17 ,,,L .,., F ort Valley Lee 27 .L,, L,Yatesville Lee 30 ,... ,.... L aGrange Lee 33,,-- ,,,Spalding Lee 31 L... ..., S palding Lee 26 .... ,,.,,.w. C riflin Lee 31,-,,- ...,.. Criflin Lee 54-1--- Fort Valley Lee 23W-L ,,,,,,LaCrange Lee 41 .,,, ,--,Spalding Lee 28 LL, -,,,Fort Valley Lee 24 ..., .... C riflin Lee 4-1 ,... .L.. S palding Lee 31 .... L...L Ze bulon Lee 25,,-- -,,,Grif1in Lee 27 ,... .,,..L , 7 ...L .,,,, J ackson Lee 32 LLLL ,,,, , Zebulon V WON 10 Lee 43 .,,, ,.,., J ackson LOST 5 TIED 2 WON 5 LOST 62 1948 BASEBALL TEA First row: Delmas Whitten, Edward Arrington, Jackie Arnold, Robert Weaver., Barney Montgom- ery. Second row: Neb Strickland, Joe Moore, Bethel Ingram, Donald Hunter, Fred Trice, Billy Catlin, Billy Farr. Third row: Norman Morris, Buddy Caddy, Burle Turner, Hugh Frank Rad- cliffe, Floyd Borwn, Henry Johnson, Alton Tread- awav. GULF 63 Bethel Ingram TRACK First row: Bud Dunran, Allen Lee.. Delmas Whitten, Alvah Nelson, Bethel Ingram. Svrond row: Ray Garrett, Troy W'indham, Bennie Weaver, Dale Kelly, JIIIIICS Stephens, P. W. Cotton, and Don- ald Coggins. Third row: Davis Hendricks, Bobby Milner, Jimmy Rogers, Jimmy Mosley, Claude Jones, Jimmy Davis. Fourth row: Fred Shepard, LaGarz- Bray, Frederic Gr:-on, Larry White Loon Quinn.. Bobby Harrell, Buddy Caddy, Billy Mitcham, Troy Pfannkuvlle. OL IVIILIT RY SECTIG Thx' mission of thc' H.U.'i'.i 'Q f 1 lu us ix mit . . z ai 1-ii in the sliulvnl am a ' im-nship. In prvpzlrv him lo di lppnulatmii of lhv olmligulium of sr'i1'1I'gc hi clul' N 1 , Q 5 lv.: as ai mfilizvn. and ln quail clhm-1' in pvucc or in war. ,Q 41 . ig w nw IW 03 ify him as ai lea Ql JOI'lI'LQ ' PAV L W f ' if in M 'ff it SUI Lieutenant Colonel George S. Parrish, Sergeant Albert WH Lamb, Sergeant Doek A. Stripling, Sergeant Timothy 0. Newnlan. affakon Self! jimmy Davis, Billy Catlin, Douglas Smith, Davis llenclrieks, Ben Yvatson. Matthews, Burl Dunean, Jackie Arnold, Charles Tate. Elbert Stubbs, Edmond ,aww gCl,ff6l,A0l'l arm! .S2l00l'l50l 6 il IG-'x sf 4 '10-'Q X W Nh'-lm' Davis II0lfd if'k5 First Lieutenant Ben Yvatson SPUHSUF: M-ll Wahl: Sponsor: Lavonia Hudson is.. fv- i i Wir' -gm... 'IMI First Livutcnant Burl Duncan First Lieutenant Billy Catlin Sponsor: Mc-Ibn McCravkin Sponsor: Laverne Hanson , H .Www 4 l '5 9 ' 'k n First Lieutenant Jimmy Davis Warrant Officer Tommy Tatum Sponsor: Sheila W'ilson Sponsor: Sue Cordy 0I'l'll9Cl,l'lg 7 .- YZi-'f' .ms aff Captain Bill Dickens First Lieutenant Delmas Whittvlt Sponsor: Joan Teal Sponsor: Ann Yarbrough - , I First Lieutenant Benm-tt Hancock Sponsor: Sylvia Rccvvs 08 CC 77 Olflildallg FIRST PIATOON First Squad: Lamar Lussi, Billy Hunlvr, A. C. Smiihq Alwah 0lNlL1ll, Adrian Blounl, Milton Slllllh, Billy Bullard. Sl l'UHll squad: Roy Salter, Harold Pills, llunsvvvll Yvinklvs. Mivkey Oglvsbee, G1-ruld SllllllpllS, Ellis Bransford. Third Squad: ,luck Mills, Alle-n lme, Earl llnllvy, Bobby Paul. Roger Tn-aldaway, lluhhy Ray W'illmrn. SECON D PLATOUN First Squad: Bobby Milner. Jackie Ls-wis, Bobby wl0lllg0lllPl'y, Ralph Brown, unrl Trov Pfunnkuflle. Svrond Squad: Marvin English, Leon Quinn, W':lllm'e Supp, and Donald Ethc-ridge. lic-nnell Hancock, Plutuon I.:-alder. Third Sqruul: Bobby Fowl:-r. ,lawkiv Smith. ILIIVPIH' Mdlwvuln. Bill Julws. 00 CC 77 Olfflldallg F' ja WN Captain Bethel Ingram First Lieutenant Sonny McClellan Sponsor: Patricia Dickens Sponsor: Sara Thurston fwi I A A 1 1 First Lieutenant Ellis Hamlett Sponsor: Dona Belle Colquitt rw 1 0 t CC 7? 0I'I'Ll9CLl'lg FIRST PLATOON First Squad: Eugene Ivey, W. Il. Dunnahoo, and Emory Salter. Second Squad: Joe Ham- rick, Bobby Nichols, and Kenneth McCrarv. Third Squad: Royal Phillips, Kenneth Mathis, and Junior Cooper. ' SECOND PLATUON First Squad: Jimmy Iluckaby, Billy Toler, Ronald Shehee, and Alvah Nelson. Second Squad: Joe llelms, Grady Lord, Colbert Rogers, Billy Hancock, and James Mosley. Third Squad: Preston llarpe, Clarence Rutherford, Douglas Tankersleys Julian Daniel, and Barron Yarbrough. 71 CC 77 0lflfLl06ll'ly Captain Alvin Isbell First Lieutenant Monty Oglesbee Sponsor: Barbara Cantrell Sponsor: Virginia Helms First Lieutenant Ilenry Johnson Sponsor: Martha Mullins 72 CC 77 Onlldalig FIRST PLATUON First squad: LeGare Bray, Monty Ogleshee, Ernest Wfzxlker, Yvayne Hester, Billy Hudgins, Billy Dove, Dan Gilbert, and Kvnneth. Second squad: Rogers, Ernest Smith, Gvm Fallin, Edison Purvis, Frank Murdnvk, Johnny Dunn. Third Squad: Bobby Dawson llzlrnld Craft, Parke-r Crm-rw, Julian jmws, Bobby llarfic-ld. SECOND PLATUON First squad: Ronny Renfruu, La-wis Yvatson, Burl Holley, llarold Bransford.. Rudolph llvndcrsnn, and Tommy Kussvll. Svcond Squad: llenurd Mclivmlon, Bobby llayvs, Charlvs Huffman, Richard Anderson, and R. E. Mmm fun! in pivlurt-J. Third squad: ,lunles W1-lvh, Mau' Dallas. Billy Pills, ,Iunws Kilgore, Glynn Wlzlllnry. and ,lunws Gill fum in pivlurvj. 'fr 1.3 Q 66 77 0I'l'll0CLl'lg 4 l 1 I 1 Caplnin Bob Vhnlkins Fir znnl Hilton Stallings Sponsor: ,loannv Varner Sponsor: Milrlrvd Birdsong 74 C6 77 y Onipang i FIRST PLATOUN l 1 , M. Platoon Leader: Hilton Stallings. First Squad: Jack Higgins, Robert Ellington, llarry Cordy, and Edgar Legg. Second Squad: Robert Williams, Joe Moore, Donald Harris, Ronnie Maxwell, and Robert Harrell. Third Squad: Alton Treadaway, Leon Bagley, Leon Foster, Melvin Helnls, and Larry White. SECOND PLATOON ' 1 x x lx i 1 x l ,Ji Cuide: Luther Presley. First Squad: Bobby Woodson, Bobby Ferguson, Ray Bruce, Douglas Adams, Jack Weeks. Second Squad: Melvin Helms, Fred Lord, Aubrey Odom, James Turner. Third Squad: Ray Teal, Harold Stephens, Ernest Gore, and WWYYIHHII Matthews. l 75 Wea fed Caclef mmf migfary earing llarold llopkins Delmas Wvhitta-n Jimmy Davis, Alvin Isbell, Bud Duncan, Joe Mullins, Bethel Ingram, Ellis llzlmlett, Kay Teal, Roll- ert W'illiams, Alvah Nelson, Preston Harpe, Tommy Russell, Mollty Oglesbee, Eugene lvy, Ray Cul- ledge, Donald Etheridge, Delmas Yvhitten, and Davis Hendricks. Tommy Tatum, Preston llarpe, Roosevelt Yvinkles, ,lanies Mosley, Larry W'l1itv, ,lack Mills, Ellis Bruns- ford, Bobby Wilson, Milton Smith, Fred Smith, Alton NVhittcn, Claude- Jones, and Billy Mitcham. i rum anz! M54 6201795 5 T :-' WM IQ cf elle LAVONIA HUDSON A' ,L , MOST DEPENDABLE GIRL MOST DEPENDABLE BOY Lavonia Hudson Ben Wlalson MOST POPULAR GIRL MOST POPULAR BOY Lavoniu Hudson Billy Farr UU P'1'T -'lw-? GIRL YVITH BEST PERSONALITY BOY WITH BEST PERSONALITY Lavonia Hudson Billy Farr Em ,Wgaiv fm' PRETTIEST GIRL DIUST HANDSONIE BUY LilY0l'liZl HUIISOH - Davis Ilendrickg 82 SUPERL TI ES --ff w-1 X XJ! FRIENDLIEST GIRL FRIENDLIEST BOY Lavonia Hudson Jack Weciks 83 ,Y , T ,,,,,,, Y 1947-1948 DISTRICT EET BOYS' QUARTET Carl Haywood, Bill Parish, Charles Childs, Douglas SOLO Bobbie Jean Dingler anfl Bill Parish Smith ' READING Dingler Martha Reeves TYPING: Elna Warren SHORTHAND: Sue Vlfatson Ilarpq? HOME ECONOMICS: Betty Harpe TENNIS Sara Thurston Eleanor Arnold Douglas Adams Bobby Milner 341 LITERARY EVENTS KKK ,Ioan Rurlasill ESSAY Joyce Donny Sonny MQHCIQ-llzln N1-gativc DEBATE Affirmative Carl Hay woorl and Juamm Varner and Sara 'l'l1L1rs1m1 Martha Scarcv Alternatv: Sunny HUCIPIIHI1 1947-1948 UN If-ACT PLA Y Cluria llurwn. llmlzxlfl Page, Joan 'l'urm'r. .lr-un llurlasill. June Martin. Huflv 'l'lll'llVl'. lhwu-y Jones, A11110 Hmwll. I3lCCI,AMAr1'ION ,fiF IMD, A f Thurston vY2ll'lll'l 85 13 wiv Svurvy Restful. Our Mrs. Greene. Let's la Cu id. Don't turn over, Coach! P y P A . mm 'll i e '3 v I i f . -v-- .2 'f . A L3,. ww. ' ' . - V1 , fi 35.5. x , I1 ' fi, Y , WS N 1, ,Q ii We at ' ' 5 Q 5 X ,,,,,g,,,. H ' h.5,,,...g it V MM' :Q 65715 ?5i,:Ai,,f',3'gk,g . nv- - 4' AMW... ,.., , ,,., ' ' .. ,N Five -T's. Tired Laverne? Peek-a-boo!! What's the matter, Barrett? Y .ff 'e 4 .t 1- I 'V . ,f , .Q iw ,.,, .. The Big Three. Studying Hard? Horse sense? Betty. Working on the Rebel Whatcha see, Dale? Sweet Affection. Riding home at last. 86 Flu Plllbllwll .111 11111111 ll uelx 41111111 musl 111111611 1s'alyof111u'l4111g IIIUIIGY, T110 ICP s, 11111111111 lislc-rl ill the pugvs lu fullfm. 87 2? WV 'm ffZf siiii52XZ1 W W 2 R W' Qfmm Qi W QW Sli WW ,gs ' L '...qw.f M ffm! f ,b'W? Xf - 5 zj'2: wWam4Xz 5iff,vfWf'g,7M ggffrufwfl fsQ7V7,01txE?q? QQ 02-,X ii ' 'mg-J by Us-Q if 1 Qjwwx ZQGQQ if fLffafQk:vW 'gg4 ff'f 3 3 Q 5 ffiwvxzg SQQQEQ X: sg :few H'-Wax if XF Fa Q Qpf EEL 5 2 CE S. -u N YW 'Kg 'gi N QQ' .EF sf . , H ,BHK sw xx X 'S :E ' N - Q9 Q Fx 55:5 ' QR ,SL Q FF Sig 'it 555 QCD S . M16 , JW MJ CN W Wh Q5 wk ES 7? 9 fjfgfgfggg ,S5?5fQ4f 'f WMV? ff Wvifb QNX ,dim .f ' Zig? kyle! W9 LU1 df tAQ gafiCl,AOI'l CUQCQ Swing your partner. SIll00lh Sitting it out together. Oueh, my toe! Sur rise! 9 Stags! Wall flowersf?J Hep cats. P Hurry, girlsg the bcll's rung. Thirsty? Learning to sew. Piekin' fleas? Boogie Woogie-? Peekin' away. lVlmm-yummy! Good ole lunvhtime. 90 THE AMERICAN OIL CO. I. D. GREENE, Agent No Business Too Large or Too Small GAS - OIL - GREASE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES NORTH CENTER STREET DOUGLAS SMITH-His thoughts guide his actions and determine his life. Compliments of FINCHER JEWELRY COMPANY DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Fincher Building O THOMASTON, GA. 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MARCELLUS BRANCH, Assistant Cashier NO ACCOUNT TOO SMALL - NONE TOO LARGE A' This Bank Is a Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 103 PERKINS FREIGHT LINES 6'The Line of Personal Servicev GRIFFIN THOMASTON ATLANTA Phone 2071 Phone 3 Phone RA. 2167 FRANCES MCLEMORE-The set of the soul determines the goal. Compliments of CITY DRUG COMPANY PHONES 36 AND 37 BARBARA TORBERT-Play and Work make up Bobbie Jean. Compliments of COMMERCIAL FINANCE CO. Auto Financing and Refinancing PHONE 873 C. B. SHORT MELBA MCCRACKIN-Anything worth doing is Worth doing well. WITH THE VERY BEST WISHES FROM BIC APPLE SUPER MARKETS STORES IN ALABAMA AND GEORGIA GERRY MCSWAIN-Great oaks from small acorns grow. BEST WISHES THOMASTON FLORIST When itis F lowers, say it with oursf, CORNER OF WEST MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS Phone 385 Night 44-W-47 Miss DOROTHY BUTTS, Owner 104 --------,,---- A, f ----vv---v----v I 'I Compliments E 5, Compliments of 'Q 3: of I I GRANT-BANKS CO. QI THE STAR GROCERY I . I , o 1. it 'I 'I -,A:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J 1,::::::::::::::: -: CHRISTINE VAUGHN-Lives, and Loves and Loved by all. Of RECAPPING and ' I BOWLE S FLOWER sH0P 3 1 VULCANIZING ' 1' B. E. GOODRICH TIRES 913 Hightower Street , Phone NO 7 I I ' I: 'g MARLENE ADAMS-Sincerity, Simplicity, and Service. -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 r::::::::::::::::::::::::- 1, 4, Compliments 5, :I Compliments of 1 of I CLOTHING il Where the young people meet EI 'I to eat I ' :g :E PHONE 1257 1, 4, ::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::.r 4,::::::::::::.-.-:.-:.-.-.-::: BETTY HARP-A good heart is worth its weight in gold. ':::::::: ff:-'-Aff:-'ff::::::-'fffn 4-::v--:::::::-A-::::::::::::::::::: Compliments of 3 , ROSELYN FLOWER SHOP I I WESTERN AUTO E , Flowers for All Occasions The best in tires, batteries, and ,I ,I Corsage Work a Specialty auto parts. 'I :I BILL BRANTLEY , ,, Phone 333 MRS. C. M. PAULK 'I I :iff5I555II-Af:3:55:3555::5::::5:1, tr35555555555555552555233--5353135 BETTY WALKER-The smile that wins, the tints that glow. -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-A4 T-::::::::::::-::::::::::::: In I I 1 ' Compliments 'E :E I Compliments of of 11 I1 PRICE FURNITURE STORE 1' if E. R. PRICE, Proprietor HELLNEIVS DEPARTMENT if 4 Where Your Dollars Do Double STORE I Duty ,Q I, 504-506-508 N. Hightower St. ' I: If Phone 828 Thomaston, Ga. if: ::::l l::::::::::' :::::::::::::: 105 Jezliousy??? Stark ,ein up, boys. We aren't enemies, are Thoughtful. we? , My goodness, let's not 0-h! That Disc and Dia- Studying Cfor onceD. have an explosion! nlond Initiation! Did it hurt the ground? Quid debas? Yeh-h-h! Joyce! Rear view of going attrac- CWhat did you see?D tions. Two peas in a pod. Boys, we're waiting! Three to one. Slipping out of class, Girls? 106 i V W f W Q7 A -..,-. ,zjxiiiizwd Maxi, .W 771m .5 if 5 ,eww M V A 5QQj4LJ :QQ - xg? -::::::::ff::QgiL::f::::::::- f ':7K DU 2 6M'u '4 ., ft 'fi . t df X I K l 3 QM f :E V -71-5,441.4-ff e in PATRONIZE oUR ADVERTISERS A T rou kin coope ation f th Adve isers, this twe ty- econd Ei ew ff,-2 if-JL l,g4,4A.J - P vo urne of T E REBEL has been pu 1Shed. They are your friends the . '+ , JL, A . A 60-L,j,e'fQ, zf-e.5fe35f2,ee,e hat have rn e the finting of this book possible. Patropize , :I If ' I Y ,,... , v' them: they e for. Lee aids YlOUi. ' , M !7f3g..L-j x 4,25 ,Q C WL'-'E - ' A .c v'c2'2'! 67209 ' C 1' Advertzsing Manager - Ai' j7Z C ' ' . I ff R. E. LEE, REBEL . I 4 1 4 'r P P ir . :E -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: J JEAN HUTCHERSON-It is better to be charming than to be famous. --------- 1 P P BRADDY JEWELRY COMPANY DIAMONDS - WA TCHES - SIL VER WARE The Store of Quality and Service 1: 1 EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR 1' Phone 420 107 w i I 1 1 P P P 1 P 1 P I 1a 1 P 4 F 1: 1 Compliments of MARVIN ADAMS 1 GROCERY E if SUGGS CHEVROLET Quality M eats and Groceries 'i 1: COMPANY 1 Authorized Sales and Services PHONE 1082-1083 ' 1, THOMASTON GA 'mMXE?T15IiiE6H3fQ2ZQ 1'1Ri:QlfhavTf1Ifx m: :m:'Axm: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'p f::::: :::- ::: : : Compliments of 1 3 Compliments of BOBBY B. MITCHELL 1: REEVES BUNDLE and Q, WAREHOUSE ROY C. MITCHELL QE PHONE 67 A:::i22E2TMYZSEQfE3Zff IliQ'IfiZfJC.i1m.fEfQifi5.3'Jf1iS252255: ::::::::::::::::::::f:::::::::-, r:::f:::::::::::-:::::::- Compliments of 'E 1 Compliments THE GEORGIA BAKING , ,1 of COMPANY 1' 1 Home of MELL-o-KR UST I THE -lAC0B5 CUMPANY Products 1, A. T. GREEN RAYMOND ASTUMIAN 1, 0 1:1:H156331512325555fe'I1'QQ2'Ii5Q but 325215233 QQIHM f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'r r::::::f::::::::::f:::::- Compliments 1 1 Compliments of I 1 of BETHEL SALTER ' ij HESTER DRUG COMPANY O 1: 1' O BARBARA BUSH-Speech is silver, silence is golden. Compliments of ' First With the Newest QUALITY CLEANERS CHAS. KASS COMPANY ALBERT UPHOLD, Owner ' :::::::::: - -::::: - - - - -::J ::: - A - A 108 P P P -, 1 1 ,v.-..-... r ' , Compliments of 1E 1 Best Wlshes 4, 4 1 :E THE LINEN si REMNANT THE BAND BOX ' ' ' il SHOP MRS' EVELYN HICKS EI 11 MRS. DEWEASE LEWIS CAROLYN SIMMONS-Quiet and Steady, always ready. -:::::::::::::::::::::v-:::::::1 r:::::::ff-:::::::::::::: 1: 1: Compliments Compliments of 1 1 of 4 1 lr , SILVERTOWN BEAUTY THOMASTON CAFE 1, I '1 1+ SHOP , 1 Phone 530 EI QI MRS. BONNIE BEELAND :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.4 4L:::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::, MARILYN STRICKLAND-SUCCESS awaits at Labor's gate. 'I:::::-'-'I-'-'f:::::::::::::::::7: 1T:::::::::::::::::::::: 4, 4, Compliments I 1 Compliments of I of GEORGE H. MILLER 3 1: H. DOYAL SALTER I, 1' 0 I1 1 0 vIifI55:55:55:ffffffffffffffffij ii:::::::::::::-- -- J AVINE DAVIS-Character is a perfectly educated will. A:xx::x:::xx:::xxx::::RK Ix:::::x:::::::::x:::::' 'v 'r Compliments 1 'l BEST WISHES of 1 JENN1E,s SHOP B03 VARNER , 101 N. CENTER ST. I P 1 I1 MRS. A. L. UPHOLD ' 1 MISS JENNIE BOLES 4, 4, -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J dv::::::f::::::::::::::::::::::::: BARBARA SHOCKLEY-One life to live, let this be nothing but good. 555355I5:5ffffffffifffffffffffffi 55:53-:::::'-:': FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 11 1 Compllments of John Pye, Dealer E 1 WATSON FURNITURE 1 104 N. CHURCH STREET 1 4, COMPANY Phone 820 +I EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE A General Motors Product 1' 1, Established 1913 :::::::::::::::::::--A: 'fi gf: :::::::::::::: 109 W A- THOMASTON LIONS CLUB Officers and Directors 1948-49 John B. Haynes, President ' H. T. Haygood, First Vice-President J. D. Greene, Second Vice-President Alan C. Mallory, Third Vice-President Dallas E. Hazelwood, Director James E. Boyers, Director Tom Minor, Immediate Past President R. E. Adair Marvin Adams Leonard Adams Emory Adams Owen J. Adams T. L. Allen Harry Armond, Jr. Z. W. Banks A. V. Barron Dr. B. L. Beason H. S. Benson Raymond D. Black Julius C. Bostwick James E. Boyers B. M. Branch Ellis T. Bray Dallas Broome W. L. Brown Webster C. Bush Perry S. Bush S. J. Carswell W. H. Clark W. C. Cochran Russell L. Crawford G. Bruce Croom Dr. R. E. Dallas Burdette Daniel W. H. Daniel Tillman M. Dix Talmage B. Echols John Edenfield Mayne R. Edwards E. W. Foy W. J. Gibson J. Rawlings Gladin Douglas Goodroe J. D. Greene James G. Hardman Morris Hartman Pete Harvey H. T. Haygood John B. Haynes Paul Mitcham, Jr., Secretary John L. Watkins, Treasurer J. Weyman Slade, Lion Tamer E. S. McGahee, Tailticister Marion Kelly, Taiitwister C. B. Jenkins, Jr., Director R. C. Pinkard, Director Roster Dallas E. Hazelwood Gordon R. Holstun Chas. O. Hooten H. Grady House Wm. B. Hoyle Claude Hudgins Charlie B. Jenkins, Jr. Irving Kass Marion Kelly Harold Lifsey A. G. Longworth Alan C. Mallory R. S. Moye Tom Minor Paul T. Mitcham, Jr. Rhodes Murphy C. W. Bushy McDaniel E. S. McGahee A. W. McKenzie Chas. H. Orrick Chas. H. Orrick, Jr. Leon Palmisano R. C. Pinkard Walter B. Proctor Harvey Pryor Joe F. Reeves A. Loon Singer T. J. Slade, Sr. J. Weyman Slade C. W. Smith Paul Smith Allen L. Stiles Z. Hubert Storey W. H. Thomas Howell B. Thompson E. E. Turner Millard B. Underwood John L. Watkins Jesse L. Williams W. H. Wolfe W. K. Woodall R. W. Yawn k , . l l Z ,z u 9 W - N COMMANDER ADJUTANT H. P. Chatfield L. G. Hancock SENIOR VICE-COMMANDER QUARTERMASTER Grover McSWain Marchman McKenney JUNIOR VICE-COMMANDER TRUSTEES T. H. Holloway Wm, Gibson J. E. Trice Jesse Eidson VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS STANFORD ELLINGTON Posr No. 6447 Thomaston, Ga. Dedicates This Page to GORDON R. HOLSTUN WHO IN THE PAST HAS DONE AN OUTSTANDING JOB FOR THE COMMUNITY AND SCHOOLS OF UPSON COUNTY You Have Our Full Support III 'rf' i' ' ' A ' i iS 1 I I w 1. :J uf If ., ':f::4fxff:: 7 1' Compliments I of 1: Q WA BYTHOMAS JEWELRY COMPANY D3 1' V! If BIA DIAMOND NGS nffwggfh A gg ,V ff y M NTERNATTON L LVER l A J 1 'X' pi 1 , - H l 9 WA J 75,0 XX' K N iff, , 1 4 .I 71, f . Q ch Od Main ee ' M, I I Jwgjfh . :jp V Www! A Dil, 4 'xr gff' L, 3, J A,AAA,, L QQ, ,,,, ffffyi 'Sf'2e6f'1 1 1 wif FI A 1 Wy '11 P ' . My ' ffiufiiiswffasjif if Q' 1 10 1 H in 'X 1 A155 'A Wfwwf A Ie gl MALLORY MOTOR COMPANY f 1 1 1, Your Studebaker Dealer , 1 I V r 1 Specialize in , 1 1 COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP' . 1, 1+ WHEEL BALANCING AND FRONT END ALIGNING ' 1 GENUINE AMOCO LUBRICATING BY AN EXPERT 1 I, PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL STUDEBAKERS ' 1 1 Davis at North Center Phone 1024 ' ' 1 I 1, 1 , ........ - 112 3 2'3.3f,Qw2 U7iT-'fpgiywf w iifgfssigiififsg 52 Rfb' xsygfffsfkg Moomsgs ig Q? 25550 5 332-29532- AlwaysB ette ,mes fo if f XX R Rim gli? fi se Ek Q +g3i?M0 OR YOUR M ONEY E AEE fk 'r , 'r 1 , . Ex is 3 59 giizigjjiigiig S331 H 6 S 2i? P 'P P P P P P P P P P P 0 :::::'A:::x::: 7 T ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Compliments of 51 Compliments of 'P . SILVERTOWN PHARMACY CHARLES DUNCAN The REX ALL Store 11 Radiator Service PHONE1 671 ': PHONE 195-J v v :riffIriiiiiiiiififfffffffiffE ig::.-::::::v-::::::::::::J ROBERT WILLIAMS-A little fun is relished by the best of men. A555::::::l':::::3:::-::i::::::'1l EJIIJIIJIIIIIIIJJII-' ----- BEST WISHES I 5 Compliments of FRANK S. MIDDLEBROOKS ff 2 SLADE'S MOTOR CO. . I I Best in Used Cars Always AiiiiiiiiiiiifffffffifIiifiiiij 2555555555:::::::::::::::::: BETHEL INGRAM-The less you have to say the less you have to reap. ::'A: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::Tf f::::::::::::::'A::::::::::' ATLANTIC SERVIOENTER P 5. Compliments I of D. H. STEVENS, Manager 1 1, PARKWAY FLORIS T P Thomaston, Ga. I ' . -S,,,,,e,,:,,,,,,,,,::,,,,,,,ei i,..,,,,,,,,,,, .., LAVERNE HANSON-Courage is the best medicine made. -::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::1 f::::::::::::::::::::::::v-v-::::v 1, 1, Compliments of 'P 11 J. C. COLWELL MOTOR PATTY ANN DRESS SHOP 1 P COMPANY 1 d 'I KAISER-FRAZER an 1, 1 AUTOMOBILE BEAUTY SALON 'I 1, Sales and Service Phone 1144 MARIE ARD ' IP 41'?i10D5'ESIf1g,1EI?AST , , - . MARGIE HOBBS-Greatness in thyself will not go unrewarded. --:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q rf:::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1, 1, Compiiments 1 BEST WISHES FROM 1 f , I , 0 A 1 BLUE GOOSE CAFE ' I 1 COMPANY 1 'P Phone 245 II 1C -:J L-f:: -:::::::,-::- 114 fgflfff 441 , pmnm-Z fxfz 55 V1 492505 Afafwf, Oz ii 55.42 x P Rk64F1661 EE if QEPHENSYQI' 0 AZ-2117 'ffl QQ T N811 vw A11 if .A--af if ' if 4, f K . ? 0 1 A 1 4+ z' dvw , ROY STEPHE ' STANDARD OIL PRODUCT ,,,,,,,,,, -,,,:..:,- ::,::.-E-:::x:.-fx-:::- Q1 -: c mpliments I q41d f f wx 5 LYON'S FINER Foons QQ? is ii had STORE 2 7223 4 D ::- A-:::::::::::::::: 1 :::::::::::::::-'::: '-- ' - Compliments of 15 TRI CITY LAUNDER RITE EMORY ADAMS FOOD 1: SELI7 SERVICE LAURDRY STORE I ' Througlgj 02412 Doorist Pgjss age Finest 1 HARRY HARP, Manager eop e in t e or lp OUR CUSTOMERS I: PHONE 1208 905 BARNESVILLE ST. fl C - H' ht - Ll W ,Hg St , Phone 132 Thomaston, Ga. 1: 1+ 07 nm. lg Owe? an a er S 5::-'::::::::::5:::::::53:555555:-A 4r::::::::::::::::::::::JJ:J5I:::- SHEILA WILSON-Always smiling, and alert, always cheerful and pert. Compliments 1: Best Wishes , of :E R1CHT.WAY CLEANERS ff igugizziifs.. 1 - T r S ORE :I North Center St. Phone 959 J 4, :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J Ir:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: LAVONIA HUDSON-The two noblest things-sweetness and laughter. -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'v x-:::::::::::::::::::::f:::- 'r BEST WISHES 1, Compliments of 8 CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS KARP AUTO PARTS, INC. 1 COMPANY 4' Household Furnishers THOMASTON' GA' 1' Thomaston, Ga. I: 2 vJ55:3:IIJJJ5::!!5:3:::5:::::::J :::::::55::::::::::5:::: JUNE BLACK-With much to be praised, little to be forgiven. -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- - ,- - Y- ,:,,,,v , :- ,, v.,....... - Y - Compliments Of ' Compliments of THOMASTON MATTRESS .1 , COMPANY 'P KERSEY S FOOD STORE 600 HIGHTOWER STREET 1' I Thomaston, Ga. mm,,.:,,:,x:,,,,,,,,,,,.-,,,l i,,:,,,:,,,,-,,-:,-,,,,:- MARTHA REEVES-She has a friendly manner and a friendly heart. A::::::::::,::,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,:,,,,,,,,:,:,.,,,,,:::,,,,- - Compliments SAM'S CLEANERS of Fur Cleaning Glove and Leather Cleaning DALLAS 3K HULLIMAN PHONE 25oW5 HIGHWAY 6 Lew 055098 JEFF DAVIS ROAD :::::::::- :ffl :::- :::::::::::::::::::: 116 lafa,.,.,Qg 4, Q 5'Al:: 1: J 'L ' if' we-if Jimi MW' G-fx-'. f.w7,5 E, 1. G 1 COMPL? viakx -If 1,21-2541 1 ? 7 op NTS- ' LJ! asf dim WM- WJ f ,.. J OF EDUCAT1 N1 fw f 0 f '7 WM? fUi?f'?ZZg,Q 321-,Z M ,424 Elwood aria ne, FAA' ' -Aw Qfggvff Q ii '4' ' C9 .., fff 5 gh vQg.g,.iili',2OlQ5K md x LL I if ?6'M' J o 25 22 'cf a f f ia 'MU' MWAN Wyww GEORQ 15 Till i 755 099' CM-K-.Q :LV I I I 4 I I I 'I I I I 'I A f?!J-'K Ellgnf an rf -2 II AQ if A S 1' ::iQ:' 1 'ff i::ff- ff 'I 0 -:::::::fff::::::f: f,:g:::'R::-'I 1 if 4 I :SX 'I 1: if of 34' ' WS if 4 'I' If E ' 1 'IW' xc I-X Compliments II El Q P' II f of 1 1' 22 of R I I ., I I A N 3 EE A S 1 I OPP' Q- I GREEN'S FUEL GAS I , Ly T 'I 'A I if MORE MUSIC - I 1 I ,If MORE . ,S ig O 4 J 'A' MOR TE G ,' ' A 4 Y I E II Stay Tuned t S N 4 , 4 C S I Your L P Gas Dealer 4' I fm' the fin 'f I ., X IIXSJ ' 4E 1: :I enter E :Y :::::::::::::::::::::::::::-'-':::lI 4I::::::::::::::-'f::: x 5 5 :ff :f A , ' X JOYCE PRYOR-She is' herself a collection Of the best things. Q ' A::xx:x:::::::::::::::::::::7 V'-:::::::::::::::::: :' ' ' xx: ATT I I I 'I ' . I HUDGINS MOTOR I I Comphments ' 1I I 1I 1E COMPANY 1E 1 of 1E 1 I 'I 1 I I 'I 1 4 4 NEAL-LOGUE COMPANY Automotive Specialists :I I - . ' tl I I ' I ' ' ' Q- . . I I I ' , A PONTIAC and CADILLAC I - 4, I ' I I QI SALES and SERVICE I Q' QUALITY -ONE P R1 CE I' It 1. TRI-ClTY'S COMPLETE I I I If Phone 361 Thomaston, Ga. IQ DEPARTMENT STORE 1: 5' I 1 5' 1' I I I LARRY WHITE-I am the master of my fate and the captain of my Soul. r -ff-:f::::::f::::::::::::::::::1 vvfffff:f-f---ffff--::::::::: 'I 1 I :E PE , I 1+ . t , I Comp lmen S E . ROGERS TEXACO 1 O 'I ' I 4 4 'I SERVICE STATION :I I I THOMASTON TRACTOR I I ' DUNLAP TIRES, TUBES 1' COMPANY 1E 1 1' I 1: BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES I 'I 'I Ig N. CENTER ST. PHONE 1307 T' 'g 1: 1: I 4, 4 4 4' Thomaston, Ga. fi 1 . ' 'I :I 'I 4 JOHN DEERE DEALER I :E Phone 203 Barnesville St. I 4 'I I 1 4 1, f J Mm- ....A...A L 118 P QW D 14+ 2f?'Mff U? W muff fwf fW W ffff3wW0:5gwENTS it WW Wa 0 il WM wyffw' w-Wiz., Wwmw dn! Aww Bgwhgiyq 8 QMQQETHA MILQIZS up WMM H f5,'5,??f3j4'f 5:15 ffl .JW Q VL ' AJ' J- 119 V 1 1 3ee,,,M,,, if ,pl P, 'ef R 4 I J' A , li 1 cn, Qlj , je M R lfr Pt Xl' 5 ' kd .. ffl lei ff ' ff V 1' 1' 1 if 1 '2 ' 1 , , .-'E W, L' HF,-1 ,gl Qafaffvlzd . 14.1 efxeeeeeeee -e eqgpxx ff' xxd fefxxeefeee :xx :feefexefx-e1 K' K : JV J . iv? 1. ,Q ,,,liJVe. f' Ohm? en Y' ,JW fi ' WOODSON BROTHERS If 1 1 1 , I A' 1 1 ji . 1. f ,fy OZ-ll' ' 'i Plumbing, Heating, and 1, , 1 H AM T SALTER 1, Electrical Contractors '11' 1' ' I' s 0 1 1 , V i 'I TRUITT R. WOODSON j 1, ,pb X 1 , 1, MAURICE J. WOODSON ,JW t, if 1 '-' 1, 11, ,nf F , d Ed V ' gf NORTH CENTER STREET ,Ji 3, 31 mn of wa 'On 1, IL Telephone 161 ,D Rex 667 Ig A1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, - 1 v ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J Lf:-'::::::::-':::::f::: ::f:: 55:51, 9 PATRICIA DICKENS-Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. wi 1, I ' . 17- '1 - ' , - x., - ' 41 X an Jlflf i ,il LP L, J ,Mi ,q ,kg Comptlgments ,X l 'sh ' ,, . 4 ky, r Q :W I . , W' ,- N 'i ,J V ' ' , H 1' I ,V1 a J1' IQTEFRANK BINFORD , V15 1 A 1 1 ,J E .PLY COMPANY , R e f fi 5 , vi A -,V J , T P N . 1' ,, ' ., e ,vi . W I ' P' 5 I 'ly L 1 1 ,- L:,,,,..,:,,,,:..,:,':,,,::..,,:,,,,:,,,:..A :ASfE,e:,,,,,,,, mae.. . JEAN PRYOR-Make every failure a stepping stggefo suc' ss' 11 -:::::::::::f::::f:f:::fee:f::::::::-:::::::ffe:-af::: e: :::f:f::ff:- :Jn 5 4 it re-,X Zi ' If i' 1, . Compliments of N? . If IC f' 'u 1,' Xi i S 9 V .bln 1,3 O. W. JONES se SON HARDWAR' CO. ,f 1 fxjil' ,Q ,Q K ,1 , N 1, 1' 5 QQ. , N Hardware, Gifts, Feeds, and Seeds , If 'Z I l -, '1 -1 .Y T You Can Get It at Jones . W ' :E R1 Qing lr A lk . 1 T v ' fi3HHS,13f13fQ.Iel1lTieeee8'te'be'1Q1eQfQ end Qieef ' ' ' ' T ' ' ' Y v ' ' ' Y ' J ::a::'.::Jq-: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::f:::- 'P li , ' 4 Compliments of , ' 1 ' ,J 1 1:1 ' 1 GEO. H. MIKELL I I 4 , V Q if Jeweler, Watchmaker, and Engraver ' li For the Best in Watch Repairing ' 1, ' THE FINESCZYFOIN LADIESAQ WATCHES 1 ' ME SEE U ' 104 S. HIGHTOWER STREET ', 1 .A Q, .1 ' Thomaston, Ga. , Q9 I l , 11. 120 .ig I 1. ' MAJ Qfzns-1-ov' sl,Lcou,A.4,4-ef Q 71 - i 3'i-o1w.,4,- 1 fghltdl luclv 25114 0 eng5531' P 4 ' 91-na: 1 ,. f. 1 1 1 11 1 1 1, THE UPSON COOPERATIVE DAIRIES, INC. 1 I 1 I ' QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS 1 P 1 11 Phone 802 if 1 X li Wide fufl A KA ' f ' Th 1 G 1, . . 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