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

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Byfz - 54015 ZiJ'4'0' ecause she? helped us with untiri g e sew-a,,fC34 eiiort and 'ncere inierest, befcxuse h h Q vigrx inspired trive for higher id 1 d ,715 X be Lise she h l bl ' d p X9 Q he is, we. the 1950 Rebel St ff d d f Qgxjlipglpmis Rebel with deep qffedion tot, 685437 .l QQ QW wud Www sf ll ell ffm, ww-M W lla? x' x 0 ' will wldl M MQW WW MRS. C. W. GREENE 3 Qf .51 it ,F Q lt t gf S7fq71'jfAe cflfbf WV if Ax if uf Xp JR Nl at wyftf ,lt owl tj xffw Hifi fp tl 'V f s., ly , w Since the Senior Class of 1950 is the first class to graduate under a state-wide twelve-grade system and is also the class to graduate in the 75th year oi R. E. Lee, our theme is repre- sented by a seventy-five-year-old grandfather clock whose twelve hours represent the twelve years. From the door in the bottom of the Grandfather Clock come twelve little animated characters, representing the twelve years and the twelve grades. It is our sincere hope that this Rebel will bring back happy memories of the wonderful times we have all had together: that it will be a Rebel you will be proud of both now and later: but, above all. that it will be a bond which will bring us together in the years to come. MWQ7 4 VVQJ R D jAl 0lfl,gA fA8 6!00If'6 0 I' Fl' R. r.. L.-ze , :JW ,gn fo fAe:5e k Q ff? E7T'E ! . A ul- W X i iff ,X A +A' FUILDINGS. 5 5 01418 Olfllf' UDENTS N i 5 5 EDUCATION Our .giilaerinfenolenf an BOARD OF Mr. Gordon B. Holstun we Mr. Woodbridge Greene Mr. W. H. Hightower Mr. Alvuh Nelson Mr. W. H. Thomas Mr. R. I. Vcrner Mr. K. W. Woodall J XZ-Y M Clyd S I Mr. Kenneth I. Moore. ' Principal l Mr. Ernest M. Hale Assist 1 t Principal -5 f,v'1,v-1 K ,N n Ulf' A If '1,ZTj , It 'Ii-IE FACULTY ZWWQ 4....w-w-7- Qu l FIRST ROW: Mrs. Iuanita Alexander. Miss Ruth Bennett. Mrs. Henry P. Chatiield. Mrs. Memmie Colcord. Mrs. C. W. Greene, Mrs. Ralph Hogan. SECOND ROW: Mr. A. T. Barker. Mrs. Maxine Bethel. Sgt. Emory Chestnut. Mr. R. H. Cravey, Sgt. Alton Halso. Miss Frances Holmes. THIRD ROW: Mr. Iames Baskin. Miss Gertrude Bland. Mrs. George Childs. Mrs. E. H. Davidson. Miss Ieanne Her- ritaqe. Sqt. Albert W. Lamb. xi X X, ' xi J W O JEL O M. if WMF? , my. .Nqr Fx ' L.-If f' ,l, lvitx Il 'z yr J l FIRST ROW: Miss Helen Leggitt, Miss Barbara Mann, Miss Lillian McDonald, Mr. Guy Oxner, Col. G. S. Parish, Mr. I. H. Pitner SECOND ROW: Miss Mary Littleiohn, Mr. Paul Matthiessen. Mr. Howard McPeake, Sgt. Timothy Newman, Miss lane Pendleton Mr. I. E. Richards. FIRST ROVJ: Miss Bettie Rhodes, Miss lla Rocks, Miss Blanche Shebee, Mr. Ioe Tompkins, Miss Anne Tuggle, Mr. O. H. Weaver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Iesse Shaddix. Mr. A. L. Stiles, Miss Joy Trulock, Miss Margaret Wallis. 11 jlze 75fA .fdnniuemarg 0 Our .SZ 00 The bell at the Thomaston Female Academy rang! The pupils went into the one-story wooden building that morn- ing in the middle 1800's to take their places under one of the two teachers. Little did they know that so great a school would take its place. But the old Male and Female Academies had their day and ceased to be, for in 1875, ten years after the W'ar Between the States, a new high school was born. This school, chartered seventy-five years ago, was named for General Robert E. Lee, that matchless and noble leader of the South, with the thought that his name would inspire the pupils to lofty ideals and fine, moral character. The first senior class to graduate from R. E. Lee had only three members! The Board of Trustees having de- clared the course of study for this institution, and three of the scholars, Miss Mattie Gibson, Mr. Frank Oliphant tSee Illus.l, and Mr. W. C. Cunningham, having completed the course, they are declared to be entitled to a certificate of graduation. Professor Harrison in his dear address paid them high and deserving compliments. ' But what would those three graduates have thought had someone told them that later, in the seventy-fifth year of the school, there would be one hundred fifty-two graduates! Those three graduates went to school in the old Female Academy building which was in the next year replaced by the first R. E. Lee Institute building . . . a two- story wooden structure with a chapel on the second floor which served the school until an auditorium was completed in 1901 tSee Illus.l. This building stood about fifty yards south of our present main building. Would those three students have been amazed if they could have looked into the future and seen the large plant that we have today- a two-story brick building, an auditorium with a sating capacity of 800, a sixteen room annex, a 590.000 lunchroom, .fi tt. a gymnasium, a military building, plans for a 580,000 science building, a student body of 750, and a faculty ot forty! What fun they must have had back in the year of '75! The few pupils, many of whom had walked for miles to school, gathered at the call of the bell which was rung violently and heartily by the professor. The little old stove must have had many a frostbitten hand hovered over it those cold winter mornings, and the old oaken bucket must have quenched many a thirsty lip those hot May days. But the old bell that the principal rang has been re- placed by electrically timed gongs: the smoking stove, by a gas automatic heating system: the old oaken bucket. by sanitary iced drinking fountains: the scratchy slates, by typewriters, mimeographing machines, and fountain pens: the mud-covered boots and horse and buggies, by school busses and automobiles: and even the tin pail, which faith- fully held cold biscuit and sausage, by a cafeteria, serving hot balanced meals. Yes, it's been a long time since those good old days. but the Spirit of Lee still shines down upon the school, guiding us forward to new achievements and upward to higher ideals: and the search for knowledge and the mastering of language and science, the dominant goal of the students of 1875, is still the dominant goal of the students of 1950. We students of the Diamond Iubilee class are apprecia- tive of those who, in the long, long ago, laid the foundation and helped to make our school what it is today. We are also indebted to those fine citizens and teachers who have contributed to the growth and prosperity of our school in recent years. By SARA THURSTON :QPY I .-f.- 1 . , Q3 Gif 1 ....g . Ev A Ali? Q gg SMA .stil st ,tsgg fffwrwi tag... .G . f ff we.. ltrf F 5 ., 'i'i -' 2 .,.. ,...., -W ',..- 1 'YIVQ .,.:1: 1 .. .,-,'A-v.-, t,.....1 i1f?1,,j.1gmff.1 :1-:r.1':.:rrMfN , erm 2 rr MR. FRANK OLIPHANT The first R. E. Lee lnstitute MRS. LEE BETHEL First graduate of R. E. Leep building. the oldest living graduate later principal and presi- dent: then president of the Academy for the Blind in Macon, Georgia. of R. E. Lee. ll-lOLSTUN, GORDON R., A History ol Education in Upson County tllnpublished Masters Thesis, Alabama Polytechnic institute, Auburn, Alabama, l'94OJ, citing an editorial in the Middle Georgia Times, lune ll, l88l. 8 fx 1f fn ll 'fldclve T YI fr 1 i m ' - ef fm ffm , ' m MXN 'JJ B, I 7 f 'N f Q w mx R Q ' , A K 7, 6' R ll rsrxf-r f-l,Qrsf-n-rr-rrrs onlll ni -..1-las rrl-nKo ,435 ,fs ' r rr 'Y ,w,HKQ: Sylvia Reeves, vice-president: Nell Webb. secreiaryg Bennett Hancock. president Barbara Canlrell, treasurer. 451 J Sh- Mascot Mascot Debbie Sanders Sieve Shqddix 14- C L A S S P O E M By Antionette Harris We are the Senior Class of l95O, Now facing the future, unafraid. We've come thus far in our timeg Cnward we'll go . . . our foundation laid. And now that we are leaving, We send our thanks behind, To the principal, superintendent, teachers, and Who were helpful, patient, and kind. To the luniors of dear old Alma Mater, Good luck! Your time has arrived To finish the work, and have the fung Cf this privilege, we're now deprived. And now that our time has come, To leave this phase of life, We'll cherish our thoughts of dear 'ole Lee, fn all of our sorrow, joy, and strife. As the days go by, and the years roll on, As we hold each memory dear, We'll think of the past, and gain new strength To overcome temptation, doubt, and fear. We bid farewell with a heavy heart, As we depart from Thee. We'll think of you now and evermore As our dear old B. E. Lee, C L A S S S O N G By Barbara Cantrell Tune: My Happiness When our days at Lee are through, Happy thoughts will make us blue, Longing to be here with you, Our B. E. Lee. lt's been swell being here, We've enjoyed every year, But We're surely gonna miss Our B. E. Lee. The teachers have been swell To solve our problems so well, And we'll love them so dear We'll hold all these memories here. Whether skies are gray or blue, No place on earth can do So much for us, as you, Our B. E. Lee. CLASS CCLOBS Cfreen and White MOTTO lt's better to wear out than to rust out. 15 CI CLASS FLOWER Camellia IACKIE IEROME ARNOLD Iackie L Club, 3, 4, Spanish, 2, Football, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, R. O. T. C., 1, 2, 3, lVlfSgt., Commercial, 3, 4, Social Science, 3, 4, Rebel Staff, 3. DOROTHY LAVERNE AVERETT Perfect attendance, l, 2, 3. BILLY C, BALLARD Charter member, Social Science, 3, 4, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, English 3, Commercial 4, Biology 2. WILLIAM HENRY BAUGHCUM Wild Bill Latin, 2, 3, BiolOqy, 2, Beta, 3, 4, Chemistry, 3: Physics and Chemistry, 4, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, SfSgt., 3. DOUGLAS EDWARD ADAMS Latin, 2, 3, 4, English, 3, L Club, 3, 4, Biology, 2, Chemistry 4, Vice'President, R. O. T. C., Cpl., 2, Sgt., 3, Tennis, 2, 3 IESSIE ALDRIDGE F. H. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3. BARBARA LEE ANDERSON ,.Babs., F. H. A., 1, Z, Phy. Ed., l, 3, Homeroom Representative, 2, Commercial, 3, 4. BETTY RUTH ANTHONY Betty F. H. A., l, Z, 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y, l, Phy Ed.. l, 3. MARTHA IEAN BIRDSONG Fean Tri-l-li-Y, 4. MILDRED ELISE BIRDSONG Mirid F. H. A., ly Beta, 3, 45 Commercial, 3, 4, Sponsor, Crack Platoon, 2, Basketball, l. FLOY ELIZABETH BLACK Black Phy, Ed., lg F. H. A., l, 25 Commercial, 3, 4, Beta, 3 Secretary 37 D. C. T., 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, Sponsor, 4, Rebel Staff Board of Directors, 4. NORMAN ELLIS BRANSFORD Water Boy Biology, 2, Social Science, 4, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, TfSqt., Charter Member, Safety Patrol 27 Perfect Attendance Band, 3, Hi-Y, 2, L Club, 45 Manager, 3, 4. RALPH GLENWOOD BROWN Toby English, 3, 4, Spanish, l, 25 Disc. and Diamond, 2, 37 World History, 2. 3, Military, l, 2, 3, Corp, 2, Plt. Sgt., 37 School Paper, 3, 4. . BETTY IEAN BURKETT ,.Be1.. F. H. A., l, Z, 3, Commercial, 3. GOLDEN CLAIR BURKETT Go1dtip F. H. A., l, 2, Commercial, 3, 47 Bioloqy, 3, 4. 1 MARTHA BELLE BUTTS Butts Rebel Staff, 2, 3, 4, Adv. Mgr., 3: Perfect Attendance, l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, 3, Patrol, 3, Glee Club, 3, Biology, 2, 35 F. H. A., l, 25 Commercial, 3, 4: Phy. Ed., l, 3. ELSIE MAE CALLAHAN Beta, 3, 47 F. H. A., 45 Commercial, 4. LOUISE CALLAHAN F. H. A., l, 2, 4, Treasurer, 25 4-H, l, 2, Commercial Club, 45 Glee Club, 3: Phy. Ed., 3. BARBARA ANN CANTRELL ..Bob.. Rebel Staff, 3, 47 Commercial Club, 3, 4, Phy. Ed., lg Tri-Hi-Y, 35 Sponsor, 3, Most Representative lunior, 3: F. H. A., l, 3: Student Council, 4. DONA BELLE COLQUITT Dont Rebel Staff, 25 Phy. Ed., l, 25 Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2: Choral Club, 2, Sponsor, 3, D. C. T., 3, 4, Parliamentartan, Commercial, 3, 4, F. H. A., 2, 3: Girls' Crack Platoon, l. WHEELER DAVIS COOPER. IR. Charter Member, Football, 2, 37 R. O. T. C., l, 2, 35 First Lt., Disc and Diamond Society, 2, 3, 4, First Sqt. DORIS RUTH COVINGTON Commercial Club, 3, 47 Tri-Hi-Y, 47 Dramatic Club, 4. BETTY RUTH COX F. H. A., 3, School Paper, 4, Glee Club, 2, BiolOQY, 4, Commercial, 3, 4. BARBARA CAROL CRAFT Bobbie Spanish, 2, 3, Treasurer, Rebel Staff, 25 Majorette, 4, Com mercial, 4, Phy. Ed., lg Girls' Crack Platoon, l. fly MMJJ. ft 'AVE 'v v V 3 -www :W 'MWA' MMM 5, 3 WILLIAM LAWRENCE DICKENS One Arm Charter Member, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, L Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, Beta, 3, 4, Disc and Diamond, 3, Znd Lt., 3, Glee Club, Z, 4, 4 Biology, 2, Social Science, 4, Physics and Chemistry, Treasurer, R. O. T. C., 3, Captain, Perfect Attendance, 2, 3 RHEUNETTE ELIZABETH DINKINS Dink Phy. Ed., 2, 3, F. H. A., 2, Commercial, 3, 4, Crack Platoon l, Glee Club, 3, Choir, 4. ROMIE LOU DOWDY Dould Girls' Crack Platoon, 2, Phy. E., l, 3, F. H. A., 4, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 4, School Patrol, 4. OTHALIS EUGENIA DRUMMOND .,Iean,. F. H. A., 2, Commercial, 3, 4. MINNIE LOU CROMER Quarts F. H. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 4, Beta, 3, 4, Phy. Ed., 1, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, l, Biology, 2. IAMES R. DAVIS Race-Horse Charter Member, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Plt. Sql, lst Lt., Social Science, 3, 4, Biology, 3, Rifle Team, l, 2, 3, Foot- ball, l, Z, 3, Basketball, 3, Dramatic, 4, Disc and Diamond, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2, Spanish, 2, 3, L Club, 3, 4, Chemistry and Physics, 4, Beta Club, 3, 4. BOBBY GERALD DAWSON Luckie R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Corp, 3, Biology, 2, Perfect attendance, l. ROY HARRISON DAWSON Curley R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, SfSgt., 3. MILDRED CHRISTINE ELLINGTON Chris F. H. A., ly Commercial Club, 3, 4, Tri-Hi'Y, 4. MARVIN ALLEN ENGLISH Military, l, 2, 3, SfSqt, CARRIE IOYCE EUBANKS Red Charter Member, Perfect Attendance, l, 2, 3, 47 D. C. T., 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 4. ANNE ELIZABETH FORBUS Perfect Attendance, l, 25 F. H. A., lg Beta Club, 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 4. IOANNE DUNAWAY ..Io,. F. H. A., 3, Phy. Ed., 3g Commercial, 3, 4. ROBERT MALCOLM DUNCAN ..Bud., Charter Member, Rebel Staff, 45 L Club, l, 2, 3, 47 R. O T. C., l, 2, 3, Corp., 2, Captain, 3, Rifle Team, 35 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 37 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, l 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Track, 3, 47 Commercial Club, 3. BETTY IEAN EARNEST Big Biddy Phy. Ed., l, 25 F. H. A., lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, Commercial, 3, 4 D. C, T., 3, 4, Vice-President, 4. MARY IO ELLERBEE ,,Io,. Perfect Attendance, lg F. H. A., 37 Commercial Club, 3, Band, 3, 47 Beta Club, 4, Rebel Staff, 4. BOBBY LEON FOWLER Leon H. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Corp., 2, SfSgt., 3: D. C. T., 4, Perfect Attendance, 2. DORIS LOUISE FRANKLIN Rusty School Paper, 4, Biology, 4, Commercial, 3, 4. EDNA IVEEL GARRETT Hot Dog Rebel Staff, 3, Phy. Ed., l, F. H. A., l, Z, 4, Girls' Crack Platoon, l, Commercial, 3, 4, Tri-HifY, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative, l, Most Representative Soph., Biology, 2. IAMES GILL E BIRDIE SUE GORDY Birdie Perfect Attendance, l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, 4, Bioloqy, 2, F, H. A., l: Spanish, 3, 4, Phy. Ed., Z, Sponsor, 3, Girls' State, 3. RAY HORACE GULLEDGE Fuytus Military, l, 3, Plt. Sgt., Disc and Diamond, Z, 3, Com- mercial, 3, Rifle Team, 2, 3. MYRTICE HALE Prissy Phy. Ed., l, 3, Commercial, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer, 3, President, 4, L Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, All-State, 3, Spanish, 2, Treasurer, 2, Glee Club, 4, Biology, 2, F. H. A., l, Girls' Crack Platoon, l, Tri-Hi'Y, 2, Dramatic, 4, Beta Club, 3, 4, Board of Directors, 4, Perfect Attendance, l, 2, Choral Club, l, 2, Beta Club Play, 3. MYRTLE HALE Slick Phy. Ed., l, 3, Commercial, 3, 4, L Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Spanish, 2, Glee Club, 3, 4, Biology, 2, Girls' Crack Platoon, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, Girls' Doubles, District Runner-Up. CHARLES EVERETTE HALL Biology, 3, 45 Commercial, 3, 45 Band, 35 Military, l. ELLIS H. HAMLETT Hambone English Club, 45 Football, l, 2, 3, 45 L Club, 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club, 35 Social Science, 45 Rifle Team, 35 Disc and Diamond Society, 35 R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Cpl., 2, lst Lt. 35 Track, 2, 3, 45 Home-room Representative, 2. CHARLES IOSEPH HAMRICK nice., Commercial, 35 Perfect Attendance, 25 D. C. T., 45 R. O. T. C., 1, 2, 3, Cpl., 3. BILLY CHARLES HANCOCK Spanish Club, 25 Beta Club, 35 D. C. T., 3, 45 Military, l, 2, 3, SfSqt., 35 Perfect Attendance, 3. 'HBS' an y .. 3 ww.,4,wi! MILTON BENNETT HANCOCK Shinitt Social Science, 3, 4, Treasurer, 35 English, 45 Disc and Diamond, 2, 3, First Lt. L , Student Council, 3, 4, Sec. 6: Treasurer, 3, President, 45 Boys' State, 35 Military, l, 2, 3, SfSqt,, 2, Captain, 35 Chemistry, 3, Treasurer5 lunior Marshall, 3. BETTY DORIS HARP Betty Rebel Staff, 3, 45 Adv. Managen F. H. A., l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4: Beta Club, 45 Commercial, 3, 45 Phy. Ed., l, 35 District Meet, 25 Page to Library, 4. PATRICIA ANNE HARPE ,.Tio,, F. H. A., 3, 45 Commercial, 3, 45 Tri-I-li-Y, 3, 45 Rebel Staff, 3, 45 Band, 3, 45 Glee Club, 3. PRESTON DAN HARPE Bubber Biology, 2, 35 Beta, 3, 45 Military, l, 2, 3, SfSqt.5 Band, 3, 45 lunior Marshal, 35 Rifle Team, 3. A 1 also Mt, MARGIE CAROLYN HOBBS F. H. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 47 Crack Platoon, lp Rebel Staff, 3, 4: Phy. Ecl., l. HAROLD EUGENE HOPKINS Sandy Commercial, 3, D. C. T., 3, 4, Disc and Diamond, 2, 3, R. O. T. C., 1, 2, 3, Sgt., 2, Sfsqi., 3. IIMMY NEAL HUCKABY Huck L Club, 4, Biology, 2: B. O. T. C., 3, SfSgt.7 Football, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4. THOMAS BETHEL INGRAM, IR. HIL., Gen. Science. lp Biology, 2, Latin, l, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Spanish, 3, 4, President, 4, Disc and Diamond Society, Z, 3, lst Lt. H , Military, l, 2, 3, SfSgt., 2, Captain, 3, Social Science, 3, L Club, l, 2, 3, 47 Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 47 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, 1943, Beta Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Glee Club, 4, Dramatic Club, 45 Chemistry Club, 4, Bebel Staff, 3, 4, Asst. Photography Editor, 4. BIRDIE ANTIONETTE HARRIS Amie Rebel Staff, 4, Bookkeeper, Biology, 2: Commercial, 3, 47 F. H. A., 47 Rebel Board of Directors, 4. IOSEPH ELLINGTON HELMS Pot R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Sgt. lst Class, 3, Band 4, Treasurer, 4, L Club, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Disc and Diamond, 2, 3. x KENNETH EUGENE HELMS uzeke., B. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, sfsqt., 3: Band, 37 Perfect Attendance, 2 MARTHA VIRGINIA HELMS Nigqer Biology, 2, F. H. A., l, 2, Commercial, 3, 4, Crack Platoon 27 Sponsor, 3, Phy. Ed., lg Basketball, l. BARBARA B. KEEN uBebeu Entered Lee from Washington, D. C., April 2, l949, Latin, 3, Beta, 4, Tri-HiAY, 4, Chemistry and Physics, 4, Student Council, 4, Rebel Statt, 4, Student Convention, 4. DALE EUGENE KELLY L Club, 2, 3, 4, Disc and Diamond, 2, 3, Lt., 3, School Paper, 4, Sports Editor, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Cpl., 2, Lt., 3, Football, 4, Track, 3, 4, English, 3, Social Science, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 3, Physics Club, 4, Spanish, 2, Student Council, 3, 4, Home-room Representative, 2, Most Representative Iunior, 3, District Meet, 3. DOROTHY RONELL KENT F. H. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 4, REBECCA ANN KERR Becky Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, Spanish Club, 2, 3, D. C. T., 3, Secretary, Beta, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Physics and Chemistry Club, 4, Biology, 2, Home-room Representative, 1, School Paper, l, Perfect Attendance, 2, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 4. ALVIN ISBELL Iudge Military, l, 2, 3, S,'Sgt,, 2, Captain, 3, Disc and Diamond 2, 3, Rifle Team, 3, Biology Club, 2, Boys' State, l947, Social Science ll, 4, English, 4, Beta 3, 4: lunior Marshall, 3, Student Council, 3. GARETH EUGENE IVEY HENRY CURTIS JOHNSON. IR. Lord English, 4, President, L Club, 2, 3, 4, Biology, 2, Social Science, 4, Commercial Club, 3, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, lst. Lt., 3, Phy. Ed., 4, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Basket- ball, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4. BILL WHATLEY IONES Charter Member, Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, Com- mercial, 3, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, SfSgt., 2, lst Lt., 3, Football, 2, 3, 4, L Club, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4. LELIA ELIZABETH KIRKSEY Lizzie JACKIE LAMAR LEWIS Commercial Club, 45 Military, l, 2, 3, Corporal, 3. IOSEPH LAMAR LUSSI L Club, 2, 3, 45 Social Science, 45 Military, l, 2, 3, Corporal, 2, S!Sqt., 35 Commercial, 35 Cheerleader, 2, 3. GLYNN VIRGIL MALLORY Military, l, 2 3, Sgt l, SfSqt. Z, First Sqt 35 Biolo 2 . -I 1 V1 QYf 2 Math, 3, President Commercial, 35 Iunior Marshal, 35 Dramatic Club, 45 Physics and Chemistry, 45 Perfect At- tendance, 2, 35 One-Act Play, 3. 'il MAA EDMOND RYLANDER MATHEWS Charter Member5 Rebel Staff, 3, Assistant Sports Editor5 Spanish, 25 Biology, 25 Disc and Diamond, 2, 35 Military, l, 2, 3, SfSqt., 2, First Sgt., 35 Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 45 Social Science, 35 Football, 35 Perfect Attendance, l, 25 Glee Club, 4. ANNA ALINE MAULDIN Commercial, 3, 4. ELIZABETH MARGIE MAYNARD Sam F. I-I. A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Phy. Ed., 2, 35 Perfect Attendance, l, 25 Beta, 3, 45 Commercial, 3, 4. MARTHA IANE MCCARTY Tri-Hi-Y, l, 3, 45 F. H. A., l, 25 Phy. Ed., l, 35 Commercial, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 4. MARION MATTHEWS MCCLELLAN Sonny Rebel Staff, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor, 35 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Corresp. Sect., 37 Latin, l, 2, Vice-Pres., 2, Physics and Chemistry, 3, 4, Pres., Beta, 3, 4, L Club, 3, 45 Football, 2, 3, 41 Biology, 27 Military, l, 2, 3, SfSqt., 2, First Sgt., 3: Disc and Diamond, 2, 3, School Paper, 2, Dramatic, 47 Social Science, 3, Debate, 2, 3, Declamation, 3, One-Act Play, 37 Representative to Youth Assembly, 3, 4. MELBA McCRACKIN Shorty Rebel Staff, 2, 3, 4, L Club, 3, 45 F, H. A., l, 25 Spanish Club, 2, 3, Commercial Club. 3, 47 Girls' Crack Platoon, lg Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Sponsor, 37 Phy. Ed., 37 Glee Club, lg Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 4. KENNETH MCCRARY IVA EUVENE MCGOWAN Shorty Military, l, 2, 3, SfSqt., 3. . df-f it 26 t 1 xl MARY FRANCES MCLEMORE UMUC., Commercial, 3, 4. BENARD DELANO MCLENDON Article Commercial, 3, Military, 1, 2, 3, SfSqt., 3. SARA ELIZABETH MCMANUS Bunnie Rebel Staff, 3, 47 Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Beta 3, 47 L Club, 3, 47 P. H. A., l, 2, Social Science Club, 35 Dramatic Club, 47 Spanish Club, 2, 3, Phy. Ed., 2, 3, Biology Club, 27 Basketball, l, 2, 3. ffvjhj IACK VIRGIL MILLS Hi-Y, 3, 4, Physics and Chemistry Clubs, 3, 4, Latin, 2, Biology, 2, 3: Perfect Attendance, 3, Band, 3, 4, Military 2, 3, Sql., 2, SfSgt., 3. Rebel Staff, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 3, F. H. A., 3, Phy. Ed., lg nw-mg-1-. GEORGE WYMAN NOBLES Crookarm Military, l, 2, 3, Sgt. First Class: L Club, 4: Baseball, 3, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4: Math, 3: Commercial, 3: Perfect Attend- ance, 1. MATTIE LUCILE OGLESBEE Lucy Rebel Staff, 4, Typist: Commercial, 3, 4: F. H. A., 3: Tri-HieY, 4. HAZEL IACQUELYN PETTIS Iackie Biology, 2: Commercial, 3, 4: Beta, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 4 TROY ELLIS PFANNKUCHE Kuche Perfect Attendance, l: Beta Club, 3, 4: L Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 3, President, 4: Disc and Diamond, 2, 3, Captain: Latin, l, Vice-Pres.: Social Science, 3, 4, President, 3, Vice-Pres., 4: Physics and Chemistry Club, 3, 4, Pres. 3: Military, l, 2, 3, Sgt. 3, First Sergeant, 4: Football, l, 2, 3, 4: Track, l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 3, 4: Student Council, 3, 4 Vice-Pres., 3, 4: Most Representative Sophomore. ROBERT ERNEST MILNER Bobby Rebel Staff, 3, Circulation Manager: Perfect Attendance l, 2: I-li-Y, 3, 4, Corresp, Sect. 4: L Club, 3, 4: Latin, 2, 3: Social Science, 4: Physics and Chemistry, 3, 4: Military . irst Class: Tennis, Z, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4: I, 2, 3, Sgt F Football, 4. BETTY IEAN MORRIS Ieanie F. H. A., lg Commercial, 4: Tri-l-li'Y, 4. WILLENE MOYE Wil1ie F. H. A., 3. ROBERT RICHARD NICHOLS Bobby Chemistry, 3: Disc and Diamond, 4, 2nd Lt.: Biology, 2: Social Science, 4: Football, 3: Football Manager, 4: Track 3, 4: R. O. T. C., 3, 4: Corporal 3, First Lt., 4: Commercial, 4 ROYAL PHILLIPS Little Royal Staff Sgt., l. HAZEL POWELL Short Stuff' Perfect Attendance, l7 Physical Ed., l7 F. H. A., 3. LUTHER BRENDLE PRESLEY nskippy.. Commercial, 47 R. O. T. C., 2, 3, 47 Staff Sgt., 27 First Lieutenant, 37 Crack Platoon, 2, 37 Biology Club, 2, 37 Disc and Diamond, 37 English Club, 3, 47 World History Club, 2, 37 Hi-Y, 27 Social Science Club, 2, 37 Civics Club, l7 Best Drilled Cadet, 27 Math Club, 2. CECELIA LINDA PRICE Shorty E. H. A., l, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 47 Rebel Staff, 3, 4, Associate Adv. Mgr., 3, Treasurer, 47 Commercial, 3, 47 Tri-Hi-Y, 47 Beta, 3, 4: Choral, 27 Physical Ed., 3. IEAN PRYOR Red Rebel Staff, 3, 4, Asst. Art Editor, 3, Art Editor, 4: Phys. Ed. Club, l, 3, President, 3: L Club, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer, 47 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club, 2, 3, Vice- President, 37 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Letter, 3, 4: Social Science. 47 Sponsor R. O. T. C., l, 3, 47 Beta Club, 47 Choral Club, 47 Tennis, 3, 4, Girls' Doubles, Runner-Up in District, 3: Biology Club, 27 F. H. A., l7 Home Room Representative, l, 27 Physics and Chemistry, 4. MARTHA WEAVER REEVES Marti Charter Member7 Phy. Ed. Club, l, 27 L Club, 3, 47 Biology Club, 27 District Meet, One-Act Play, 3, First Place: Reading, 2, 3, First Place7 Latin Club, l, 27 Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 37 Rebel Staff, 2, 37 Beta Club, 3, 47 Basketball, l7 Spanish Club, 3, 47 Dramatic Club, 4, Vice-President7 World History, 37 Choral Club, 27 Science Club, l7 Page to Library, 4. SYLVIA ANN REEVES B. B. Phys. Ed. Club, l, 3, President, l7 L Club, l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 47 All-State, 3, Captain, 37 Choral Club, l, 27 Latin Club, l, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 27 Spanish 3, 47 Biology, 27 Rebel. Staff, 2, 3, 4, Associate Academic Editor, 2, Sports Editor, 3, Activities Editor, 47 Most Repre- sentative ireshman7 Homeroom Representative, l7 Dramatic Club, 47 Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 47 R. O. T, C. Sponsor, 37 Delegate to Youth Assembly, 37 Beta Club Play, 37 Beta Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 47 Student Council, 3, President7 Delegate to Girls' State. RENAY RENFROE Benny R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Staff Sgt. 37 Biology, 27 Perfect At- tendance, l, 2. QQ? gf ' T 'Z i V,t.1 W , ni kg , . , Q X 4? .., mn. Q1 - - ' SENIOR ATTENDENTS Laurie Mauland--Gary Labat JUNIOR ATTENDENTS Peggy Idso--David Johnson FRESH N ATTENDENTS Dee Dee Johnson--Marc Rosa SENIOR ATTENDENT5 SENIOR ATTENDENTS Cindy Thompson--Kim Runholt Joan Hirmer--Clinton Isaackson Raya! Comet - Homecoming l97Lp got underway during the week of September 22 to 28. It all began with the classes going all out to win that coveted first place with their float. On Thursday, ofthe same week, one of the highlights took place. This was the coronation festivities which took place at the school. It was at this time that Miss Cindy Thompson was crowned Miss CHS. A pep rally followed back of the school. On Friday afternoon the big par- ade took place through the streets of downtown. The juniors with their float, HDrive 'em Buggy,N captured first place. The game followed in the evening whentheRaiders defeated the Huskies from Hendricks bya score of SO to 8. EIGHTH GRADE ATTENDENTS Tami Pederson--James Cornwell M 2 I SARA THURSTON Sarie Charter Member, Dramatic Club, 4, President, Beta Club, 3, 4, Rebel Staff, 2, 3, 4, Photography Editor, 3, Editor- in-Chief, 4, Choral Club, 2, Piano Solo, l, District Meet, L Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, l, 2, President, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Physical Ed. Club, l, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, l, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 3, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Chemistry Club, 3, Secretary, Debate Team, 2, 3, lst. Place in Dis- trict, 2, Biology Club, 2, Vice-President, Tennis Team, 2, Delegate to Youth Assembly, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Student Council, 4, School Paper, 4, Asst. Editor, Honor Student, 3, Citizenship Award, 4. ALTON NIX TREADWAY, IR. Tread L Club, 3, 4, Disc and Diamond, 3, Biology Club, 3, Eng- lish Club, 4, Commercial Club, 3, Social Science, 4, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Sgt., 2, 3, Football, l, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4. MARION FRED TRICE. IR. Fireball L Club, 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Corporal, 2, Staff Sgt., 3, Football, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, 3. IOANNE ELIZABETH VARNER alan., Charter Member, Rebel Staff, 2, 3, 4, Photography Editor, 4, Business Mgr., 3, Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club, 3, 4, L Club, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4, Accompanist, Latin Club, l, 2, Dramatic Club, 4, Chemistry, 3, Physical Ed. Club., l, 3, Military Sponsor, 3, Choral Club, 4, Debate, l, 2, 3, Officer Georgia Youth Assembly, 4. WILLIAM ELBERT STUBBS Stubby D. C. T., 4, R. O. T. C., l, Z, 3, Sgt. lst Class, 3. THOMAS ALVA TATUM Tommy Charter Member, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Sgt., 2, Chief Warrant Officer, 3, Neatest Cadet Winner, 2, Crack Platoon, 2, Drum and Bugle Corps, l, 2, 3, Leader, 3, Disc and Diamond, 2, 3, Hi-Y, l, School Patrol, 2, 3, English Club, 3, Math Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Commercial Club, 4, The Rebel Yell, 4, Editor, 4, Home Boom Representa- tive, 4. IOAN KEITH TEAL Ioanie Physical Ed. Club, l, Latin Club, l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club, 2, Rebel Staff, 2, Choral Club, 2, Social Science, 3, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Chemistry-Physics, 4, Charter Member, One-Act-Play, 3. THOMAS RAY TEAL Social Science Club, 4, English Club, 4, R. O. T. C., l, Z, 3, Staff Sgt., 3, Rifle Team, 3. WANDA WADE Wcmdie Physical Education Club, l, 35 Crack Platoon, lg Com mercial, 3, 4, Dramatic, 45 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3. BETTY ANN WALKER ,.Crip,, Rebel Staff, l, 2, 4, Tri-HiAY, 4: L Club, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A., 1, 2, 37 Chemistry, 3, Commercial, 45 Girls' Crack Platoon, ly Band Majorette, 47 Physical Education, l, 3, Vice-Presb dent, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, All-District, 3, Perfect At+ tendance, l, 2. GEORGE ERNEST WALKER Doc Rebel Staff, l, Associate Advertising Manager, Disc and Diamond Society, 35 Hi-Y, lg R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, Sergeant, 2, Staff Sergeant, 3. EILEEN IEANETTE WALLS l MARION VAUGHAN F. H. A., l, 2, Commercial, 3, Girls' Crack Platoon, lg Physical Education Club, 1. X , 1 1 ' - if-A MARY CHRISTINE VAUGHN 1 Y ., , f- I Star ' Rebel Staff, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 4, L Club, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 4, Girls' Crack Platoon, lg Band, 3, 4, Physical Education, l, 2, Treasurer, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, 4. DORIS EVELYN VINING Snookie Rebel Staff, 3, 4, Production Manager, 47 Perfect Attend- ance, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4, E. H. A., 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Sextet, 3, Commercial, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Choral Club, 27 Glee Club, 3, Beta Club, 4, Secretary, 4, D. C. T., 4, Citizen- ship Award, 4. URTE INGRID, RENATE VOIGT Entered Lee from Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany, lanuary l95U. Dramatic Club, 4, Beta Club,'4, Glee Club, 47 Tri-Hi-Y, 4. EMILY ELLENE WARREN D. C. T., 3, 4, Treasurer, F. H. A., l, 2, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Physical Education Club, l, Student Council, 3, Perfect Attendance, 3. ROBERT HOWARD WATKINS .,Bob,, Charter Member, R. O. T. C., l, 2, 3, SfSqt., 2, Captain, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3, President, Rebel Staff, 3, Assistant Business Mgr., 4, Business Mar., Disc and Diamond, 2, 3, Beta Club, 3, 4, President, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Recording Secretary, 4, President, Social Science Club, 2, 3, Physics-Chemistry, 4, Debate, 3, 4, Football Manager, 3, 4, L Club, 3, 4, Biology Club, 2, President Student Council, 3, 4, Essay, 3, Basketball Manager, 3, 4. LOUIS WATSON Beta Club, 3, 4, Military, l, 2, 3, Cpl., 2, SfSqt., 3, and Sqt. lst Class. NELL WINIFRED WEBB Bouncer Charter Member, Rebel Staff, l, 2, 4, Sports Editor, 4, L Club, Z, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Let- ter, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 3, Tri-HifY, l, 2, 4, Latin Club, 3, F. H. A., l, 2, One-Act Play, 3, First in District, Chemistry Club, 4, Sponsor, 3, Student Helper, 4. JAMES WILLIAM WELCH Buddy R. o. T. c., 1, 2, 3, Staff sqt., 3, D. c. T., 4, ELLENE WHEELESS Physical Ed. Club, l, 2, Horneroom Representative, 2, Spanish Club, 2, F. H. A., l, School Paper, 2, Girls' Crack Platoon, l, 2, Perfect Attendance, 2, Social Science Club, 4, Sec. and Treas., Commercial, 4, Band Majorette, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, Tennis, 3. IULIA ELIZABETH WHITE Blondie Entered Lee irom Baker in '5U. Commercial, 4, Dramatic, 4, F. H. A., l, 2, Glee Club, l, 2, 4-H, 1, 2. DELMAS R. WHITTEN Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, Sheriff, Dramatic Club, 4, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Z, Disc and Diamond Society, 3, Commercial Club, 3, Vice-President, 3, Social Science, 4, R. O. T. C., Sat., 2, First Sgt., 3, First Lt., 3, Cadet Captain, 3, Cadet Major, 3, Rifle Team, 3, Most Military Bearing, 3, Charter Member, Hi-Y, l, 2, Spanish, 2, L Club, l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA IUNE WILLIAMS Babs Entered Lee from Grady High in Atlanta in l94B5 Bebel Staff, 3, 45 Social Science, 35 Spanish, 3, l3arliamentarian5 Phy. Ed., 35 Military Sponsor, 35 Tri'Hi-Y, 3, 45 Beta, 3, 45 Glee Club, 45 Dramatic, 45 Band Majorette, 4. HARRY BROUGHTON WILLIAMS Sonny Entered Lee from Duncan V. Fletcher, lacksonville, Fla. in '49. Hi-Y, 45 Football, 3, 45 Track, 3, 45 Glee Club, 45 Chemistry, 45 Baseball, 4. ROBERT ERNEST WILLIAMS Rabbit Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 45 Disc and Diamond, 2, 35 Glee Club, 45 Dramatic, 45 Spanish, 2, 35 Military, l, 2, 3, MfSgt., 35 One-Act play5 Biology, 25 Rebel Stall, l, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor, 3, Snapshot Editor, 45 Beta Club Play, 35 Charter Member. BETTY IOYCE WILSON Little Bit Tri-Hi-Y, I, 2, 45 Biology, 25 Commercial, 3, 45 Girls' Crack Platoon, l5 Phy. Ed., l, 35 D. C. T., 3, 45 Social Science, 35 English, 3. .34 ,PAQ 5445 SHEILA PATRICIA WILSON Rebel Staff, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 25 Glee Club 35 Biology, 25 Social Science, 3, Sec.5 D. C. T., 45 Dramatic l5 Spanish, 2, 3, Sec. and Treas., 25 Commercial, 45 Sextet, 35 Band Majorette, 45 Phy. Ed., l, 3, V.-Pres., lg Military Sponsor, 3. BOBBY RAY WOODSON Disc and Diamond, 2, 35 Commercial, 3, 45 Social Science 45 Military, l, 2, 3, Corporal, 3, SfSgt. 4. ml-ubby., Glee Club, I, 25 F. H. Commercial, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, Corporal, 3. Yabbo ber. MELBA CATHERINE WOODSON IOE BARRON YARBROUGH Perfect Attendance, 25 Military LOIS ANN YARBROUGH Spanish, 35 Choral, 25 Sextet 2 Cheerleader, l, 2, 3, 4, Co Cap tain, 45 Rebel Staff, l, 2 3 A t Art Editor, 35 Tri-Hi-Y, l 2 3 4 E. H. A., l, 25 Glee Club 4 cornpanist5 Phy. Ed., l5 L Cl b 2, 3, 45 Scribbler Staff, 2 Beport er5 Military Sponsor, 3 Perfect Attendance, l, 2, 35 Charter Mem CLASS PROPHECY By Barbara Williams lune 6, l965 Dear Sara: Gosh, it's been a long time since l've seen you, almost a year in fact. But what a year that has been! lt all started when l was in- vited to an anniversary party for limmy and Sheila Davis, Bud and Melba Duncan, and scads of others were there. We all had a won- derful time. Well, during the course of conver- sation, we began talking about high school days and that gave me an idea. l rounded up my BBI CBarbara's Bureau of investigation! and put them to work investigating the outcome of the 1950 Senior Class of R. E. Lee. This is what l found: Sonny McClellan, after studying surgery for fifteen years at Duke, has been proclaimed Butcher of the Year, l965 by the American Meat lnstitute. Betty Ruth Anthony, Eileen Walls, Martha lean Birdsong, Ronelle Kent, and Laverne Averett are directing traffic in down-town New York City. Martha Searcy, after ten years of trying to crash Hollywood, has at last settled down to teach piano. The Silvertown Seven, Barbara Cantrell, Myrtle and Myrtice Hale, Barbara Craft, Re- becca Kerr, Ellene Wheeless, and lean Pryor, have been named the most beautiful girls in the lohn Roberts Powers line-up. Preston and Patricia Harp still have them guessing as to Which Twin Has the Toni . Poor Doug Smith is in the hospital with a bad case of malnutrition. lt seems that his doctor cut him down to ten banana splits a week and it nearly killed him. loanne Varner, Sheila Wilson, and Barbara Keen, all Grade A nurses, along with 47 other doctors and nurses, are in careful attendance. Believe me, it takes every one of them. Oh, Yes! You should see the titles our group has collected. Bobby Milner and Doug Adames are both Olympic Tennis Champs, Martha Reeves won the title World's Best Dressed Woman, Martha McCarty coped the Miss America, l952 and later married a mil- lionaire, and Sam Maynard holds the World's Champion Middleweight Woman Boxer title. Delmas Whitten won the baseball crown for breaking the Babe Ruth record for home runs. Most of the girls are members of a very well known clan . the housewives of America. lessie Aldridge, Elsie May Callahan, Betty Burkett, Romie Lou Dowdy, Golden Burkett, Eu- genia Drummond, loyce Eubanks, Doris Frank- lin, Betty Harp, Margie Hobbs, Elizabeth Kirksey, Betty lean Morris, Alline Mauldin, and Willene Moye are just a few of the DOZENS!! Oh, yes! Cecelia Price, Marilyn Strickland, Martha Smith, and Christine Vaughn are President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, and Treasurer, respectively, of the FHA lnternational. Dona Colquitt, Barbara Anderson, lackie Pettis, Edna Garrett, and Wanda Wade can currently be seen on the Varga Calendar. Ioan Teal is in Paris modeling French bathing suits that Ann Yarbrough designed. William Baughcum, Marvin English, Bobby loe Hamerick, Royal Phillips, Ray Dawson, Bobby Fowler, Everette Hall, Benard McLen- don, Kenneth McCrary, Harold Hopkins, Ken- neth Helms, Billy Hancock, Louis Watson, and lames Welch, are starring in the 749th perform- ance of the Womanless Wedding. Well, Hambone Hamlett, Bill Iones, and Troy Pfannkuche are real successes. They were chosen from fifteen other applicants to dig the ditches to irrigate Edmond Mathews' farm. Floy Black, Margie Smith, Betty Ernest, and Betty Wilson, between rides in Betty Ernest's jeep, are all successful secretaries to Glynn Mallory, perfume manufacturer. Bethel, Harry, and limmy, of lngram, Wil- liams, and Davis, DDS, have hung out their shingle which bears the inscription We Pull Anything ONCE!! Bill The Great Lover Dickens can cur- rently be seen making love to Nell Webb in the motion picture extravanganza ..... . Speaking of the movie set, Dale Kelly and Catherine Woodson are two topnotch comed- ians. They'll really go places! Virginia Helms, Sue Gordy, and Mildred Birdsong have opened an Escort Bureau. They escort the men!! Ann Forbus has at last realized her ambi- tion. She has opened an establishment. She's now known as Digger Forbus, the friendly undertakerf' George Nobles and Fred Trice have opened a large resort on the Coast. Ellis Bransford, Ralph Brown, Barron Yarbrough, Bobby Wood- son, Fred Smith, and Ernest Walker are the bellhops. The place is known as Little Alca- traz, and Skippy Presley, comedian, and lames Gill, folk-singer are featured. Alvin lsbell, after many years of experience is writing an Advice to the Lovelorn column. Betty Walker, school teacher, and Sara Mc- Manus, seamstress, are ardent fans of Alvin's. lContinued on Page lfil JUNIORS .1 Marlene Adams Devane Adams Joe Adlrisson Erma Alsobrooks Richard Anderson Iudy Arnold Eleanor Arnold Leon Bagley Bobby Bariield Ieanette Bariield Ioyce Barnes Frances Barrett Betty Barron Ieanette Benton Iune Black Ray Blount lackie Boyett Ieanette Boyt Sara Ann Branstord LeGare Bray Mary Britt Ray Bruce lean Bunn Hazel Burkett Betty Busby Barbara Bush Betty Sue Butler Irene Cantrell Betty Chapman Carole Clarke Nancy Clay Virginia Cody Clara Corley Carolyn Cox Harold Craft Mary Frances Crawlord Rebecca Currie Mack Dallas Betty Daniel Helen Daniel Ioyce Daniel Fairy Dawkins Dorothy Dent Bobbie lean Dingler Billy Dove Johnny Dunn Wesley Dunnahoo Dorothy Ellerbee Betty Elrod Bruce English Bobby Ray Ferguson Leon Foster Betty lean Fowler Nadine Fowler Dan Gilbert Douglas Glover Betty Goins Harry Gordy Betty Gordy Earnest Gore Parker Greene Enil Hammock Ioyce Hancock LaVerne Hanson Sue Hardman Bobby Harrell Donald Harris Sue Harris Bobby Hayes Melvin Helms Wayne Hester Mary Holcomb Earl Holley Catherine Howard Billy Hudgins Betty Hughes Helen Huguley Willie Maude Hulett lean Hutcherson Annie Ruth Iarrell Barbara Iarrell Grady Iulian Jones Eugene Kilgore Ioyce LaGrone Allen Lee Faye Leigh Margie Lowe Laverne Lynch Barbara Martin Kenneth Mathis Nancy Claire Matthews Anne Mauldin Ronald Maxwell Doris McDaniel Robert McLeod Gerry McSwain Betty Mikell Ruth Miller Billy Mitcham Betty Moody Ioe Moore Iames Moseley F rank Murdock Alvah Nelson Lorrell Nix Aubry Odom Alvah O'Neal Ioyce Parker Imogene Parrish Bobby Paul Gloria Peoples P Iane Perdue Fairy Peterman Betty Ann Pitts Hugh Harold Pitts Mattie Lou Pollard Ramona Powell P Eunelle Proctor Leon Quinn Geneva Railey Martha Ann Reeves Io Nelle Reeves Elsie Rice Gloria Riggins Gloria Roberts Bernard Colbert Rogers Rhunette Rogers Catherine Ross lean Rudasill Betty Russell Frances lane Sanford Wallace Sapp Ronald Shebee Grace Short Carolyn Shumate Carolyn Simmons Elizabeth Smith Iacky Smith Milton Smith Harold Stevens Iarrell Stumphf Douglas Tankersley Robert Teal Marlene Thompson Hubert Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Billy Toler Barbara lean Torbert Roger Treadaway Virginia Ann Trice lane Washam Betty Weems Bonnie Weems Ioan Wheeler Bobbie Iune Wheeless Alton Whitten Bobby Ray Wilborn Edith Williams Iune Williamson Bobby Wilson Roosevelt Winkles Alverne Winslett Tommy Woodall Iudith Youngblood ,vii Miki- we bww ...W -vw-v-A W '52 f'vf:5 Q-ww we OPi-IOMO Royce Abercrombie Iohnnie Ray Adair Kenneth Aldredge Clayton Aldredge Betty Allen Ioyce Argo Anne Arrington Annie Ruth Baggett Adolphus Bailey Dean Ballard Eugene Barnes Bobby Barrett Ruby Nell Baughcum Corley Beverly Peggy Beverly Dcrthy Bishop Gene Blakely Carlene Bransford William Harold Bransford William Bridgeman Billy Britt leanette E. Cain Barbara Capes Earl Benson Carpenter Billy Carter Mobley Childs Charlotte Coiield Donald Coggins Rebecca Cole Bobbie Sue Colquitt Henry Calvin Colquitt Martha Alice Colquitt William Cook Mary Frances Cooper P. W. Cotton, Ir. David Eugene Covington Fay Ioyce Cox Ierry Lane Cox Margie Fay Cox Ioyce Cromer Elizabeth Rebecca Dawson Ioanne Day Neva Dent Patricia Dickens Susie Dowdy Thomas Larry Dowdy Harmer Eason Eleanor Carol Ellerbee leanette Ellerbee John Ellington Thomas Ellington Sybil Ruth Elliott Nancy Fay English Robert Fennell Pam Ferguson William Fincher Hugh Flournoy Ray Fowler Roy Fowler Kay I-'ulghum Vera Eleanor Fullerton Iessie Elizabeth Garrett Burle Eugene Gilbert Maxine Glanton Betty Goode Ann Gordy Ruby Wynette Gordy Alton larnes Gore Clyde E. Gray Reginald Greene Frederic Greene Peggy Hale Ralph Hamilton Sara Earlene Hammock Clarence Hanson Rachall Larose Hardy Annie Io Harpe Sarah Harris Dorothy Hay Donald E. Haywood Mary Iuanita Heaton Charles Giles Herring Edward B. Hewett, Ir Fermon Hill Glenda Lee Hill Theron Haines Hill Carolyn Hilton Burl Holly Betty Ruth Holloway Gerald Holloway Bernice Holloway Mavis Holman Leon McKenzie Holes Homer Hood Roxie Hood Robert Hoyal Betty Jean Huckaby Wallace Hudgins Bessie Hudson Riley Claxton Hudson Fay Huffman Billy Ice Hunter Donald Iimmerson Mildred Iohnson Lucile Iohnston Virginia Iones Nonnie Sue Kent Melvin Kersey Morgan Key Betty Sue Ledbetter Oscar Lee Marie Legg Ioseph Edward Lewis Gay Linder Fay Lindsey Irma Lumpkin Gene Felton Martin Marlene Mathews Iohnnie Ellis Mathews Ann Mathews Ierry Matthiessen Maudine McCracken Betty Ruth McCullough Donald McEachern Gene McFarlin Ieanette McFarlin' ' Died March 16, 1950 Barbara Ann McGee Guelda McKnvall Thomas Everett McKinley Eleanor McManus Annette McNeely Mary Mills Helen Milner Horace T. Montgomery Charlotte Louise Moon Ioseph Benton Moore Lillie Eva Moore Mary Ruth Morgan Betty lean Morroe Martha Mullins Howard Elbert Nobles Patsy Ruth Nunnally Gwendolyn Passmore Ianette Nadine Passmore Fay Peters Carolyn Ptannkuche Shirley Pharr Patricia Pharr William Pippin Hortense Pound Frances Presley Reginald Presley William Franklin Rabon Pansy Reeves Marlene Reese Sammy Reeves Suzanne Reeves Virginia Reeves Nell Richardson Barney Rogers Iimmy Rogers Joseph Rogers Clayra Rutherford Iames Salter Sara Salter Vonceil Salter Rita Sanders Iean Savage Iosephine Scruggs Carleen Selph Charles Sessions Mary Shealy Fred Shepard Barbara Iean Shockley Leroy Simpson Geraldine Smith Annie Ruth Speer Gary Sprinkle Harold Stallings Hobson Stephens, Ir. Buford Storey Bobbie Iean Teal Mary Teal Dorothy Thompson Lorena Turner Ice Underwood Ava Vaughn Barbara Ann Wade Wayne Waldrop Buck Warren Richard Watkins Faye Watson Sara Lou Watson loanne Watts Bennie Weaver Io Whitten Dorothy E. Williams Dorothy R. Williams Freida Williams Allen Williams Troy Windham Jackie York FRESi-IMEN Barbara Allen lean Anderson Iean Anthony Yvonne Baker Geneva Barber Betty Io Bariield Maxie Baughcum Kathryn Beck Nadine Beeland I. B. Berryhill Ray Blount, Ir. Sylvia Bolton Charles Britt Iuanita Brown Iames Burden Shirley Burris Frankie Cain Genelle Carroll Cindy Cason Rose Ann Castleherry Betty Cavender Gerald Chastain Dorothy Childree Evelyn Cobb Hilton Cook Billy Cox Delores Crabtree Gene Craft Donald Crawford Martha Iean Crawford Billy Daniel Bobo Davis Marie Dickerson Buddy Dingler Alma lean Dover Doris Dowdy Barbara Edmondson Ioe Eidson William Ellerbee Margie Ellington Ralph Ellington Billy Elliott Myrtice Farr Willorene Ferguson Ray Foster Betty Ray Freeman Clary Garland Franklin Gladin Shari Glass Betty Gleaton George Greene Ronald Gresham Christine Harris Martha Ann Hawkins Iewell Hayes lack Helms Gene Hempstead Patsy Henry Marjorie Herndon Sue Higgs Selina Hinson Lola Mae Holmes Donald Howard Ted Hudgins Louise Hurst Iackie Hutcherson Douglas Isbell Gene Iohns Gene Iohnson Ioanne Iohnson Darrell Iohnson Nellie Iohnson Sidney Iohnson Buck Iones Billy Iones Imogene Keen Edwin Kelly Grantland King Robert Kirksey Mickey Lanier Gerry Kinchen Willie Mae Layfield Betty Iean Ledtord Bob Longworth Iune Matthews Helen Mathis Geraldine Mauldin Mary Io McCarty Ioe McC1unq Maxine McRaine Sara Ioe McRee Iean Middlebrooks Prank Milton lack Moore Ruth Moore Maxine Moore Peggy Moreland Evelyn Morris Iona Mullins Iune Newton Betty Nipper Bobby Paramore Shirley Parker Madge Partridge Alan Paulk Billy Peek Rosa Mae Penley Gerald Penn Betty Io Peters Barbara Piper William Pollard Barbara Porter Ray Poteat Ann Price Iewell Purvis Faye Railey Nadine Reason Ianelle Reason Ierome Renfroe Bobby Revis Martha Lou Reynolds Ieanette Richards Esther Ross Betty Rowell Shirley Salter Bert Schoeller Patsy Scott Delanie Scott Martha Scruggs Ieanelle Sewell Jimmy Sharp Earlene Shumate Billy Sinrich Doris Skipper Evelyn Smith Martha Smith Marvin Smith Joyce Stallings Iames Stephens Wayne Stewart Charles Story Melvin Stout Barbara Streetman Franklin Streetman Iames Streetman Rex Tarrier Beason Taunton Billy Thomas Bubber Thompson Barbara Toole Darlene Treadaway Glenn Turner Jimmy Lee Turner Cleo Tyson Howard Vann Frances Waller Annette Watson Jimmy Wheeless Yvonne Whitten Marie Whittington Lila Mae Wilkes Donald Wilson Mary Wilson Billy Yates Ennis Young Ray Turner J-4 5 0 . ' 4 f - x J, , 1 .1-X 4- X 2 , . A rs I . A .I f- I o RQ 2 I - L 11 ' 1 H '7 ' J A -2 fx. 'Q i 10 '33 X 2 ' . b 1 I b S ' ' x I f N If ' V 1 5 9 '4Lf2ff: ' . - A V ar V Q ' ' N .I f 1 BM H' ' -Q.: wg, fg ffyflhg, J: A ' 1 K A , -A L- cnsa-' . A Z .. 4 5 A ubyy-5 'X mir fl' R . ', ,kN.. 1 c Y -4. . ,f , I l '3 'L i-IE ,E-IAF' EI IVXEMBERS and HHSI' ROW: Iune Black, Grace Short, Bobbie Sue Colquitt, Marie Leqq, Charlotte Coefield. SECOND ROW: Frank Murdock, Sylvia Reeves, Ellene Warren, Martha Searcy, Gloria Riqqens Iimmy Davis, Ray Fowler. THIRD ROW: Ioe Adkisson, Bobby Barrett, Bob Watkins, Dale Kelly, Bennett Hancock, Troy Ptannkuche, Alvin Isbell. Mr. E. M. Hale. Tlrere is one Student Council member from eoch home-rooni, elected by lfiis or her home-room. lt is on lionor to be at zneuilver of tliis orqftriizotion, which was formed just lost yeor ot Lee. The qroup took port in tlie Pop pctrode, sponsored the introinurcil sports :ind literory proqroin, helped needy fcunilies ot Cliristrnos tirne, ond set ct qood exctinple tor the rest of the scliool. Projects of the Student Council ulso included on Honor Banquet, o l-leciltlr Proqroin, ond o Public Relcxtions Proqrcnn, besides the sociols enjoyed this yeor. 50 Ti-IE NE IV STUDENT Cf UNCIL promote leadership FIRST FQOVVY Ann Arrington, Patricia Dickens, Faye Watson, Jean Hutcherson. Sara Thurston. Laverne Hanson, Barbara Cantrell. Barbara Keen, Helen Matthews. SECOND ROW: lack Moore, Sammy Reeves, Allen Pcrulk, Ray Fowler, Parker Greene. George Greene, Sylvia Bolton, Mr. Ralph Hogan. Tl-HRD ROW: Troy Piannkuche, Dale Kelly, Bob Watkins, Tommy Ellington. Allen Williams, Harmer Eason, Allen Lee, Bobby Hayes, Bobo Davis, Bennett Hancock. Wy OFFICERS President . . . Bennett Hancock Vice President . . . Troy Phannkuche Secretary-Treasurer ..., . Ray Fowler Sponsor: Mr. Ralph Hogan. Purpose: To promote school citizenship. 51 IrIESE PUBLISHED is-'Firm '5l?j 4Nj- Sara Thurston Editor Doris Vining Betty Iean Fowler Nell Webb Sylvia Reeves Iean Pryor Production Manager Layout Editor Sports Editor Activities Editor Art Editor Eli:-IST ROW: Lucile Iohnston, Barbara Bush, Iune Black. Nell Webb, Barbara lean Shockley, Ann Arrington, Marilyn Strickland, Billy Sinrich, George Green, Mr. E. M. Hale. Virginia Sledge, Margie Hobbs, Belle Butts, Marlene Adams, Cecelia Price, Shirley Pharr. Christine Vaughn. SECOND ROW: Doris Vining. Patricia Harpe, Barbara Cantrell. Lucile Oglesbee, Helen Milner. Antionette Harris, Mary Teal, Martha Smith. Miss Ruth Bennett, Martha Alice Colquitt. Miss Anne Tuqgle. Sara Thurston, Mary Britt, LaVerne Hanson, lean Pryor. Betty Harp, Betty Thompson, Ioyce Argo, Sheila Wilson, Betty Ann Pitts, Carole Clarke, Bob Watkins, Sonny McClellan, Milton Smith. THIRD ROW: Bennett Hancock, Roosevelt Winkles, Faye Watson. Bethel Ingram. Sylvia Reeves, Robert Williams. Betty Iean Fowler. Mary Io Ellerbee, Barbara Williams. Gerry McSwain, Sara McManus, Melba Mc- Crackin, Virginia Reeves, Gene McFarlin, Douglas Smith. Fred Shepard, Wallace Hudgins. Mr. Iames Baskin. FOURTH ROW: Geneva Railey, Bud Duncan, Ioanne Varner, Miss llla Rocks. 52 fl! IEFEL s. Q it qs -ii Q' 1 1 M ' im Hale, Rooks, Baskin SPONSORS Mr. E. M. Hale, Miss lla Books, Mr. James Baskin, Miss Ruth Ifennett. and Miss Anne Tuqqle. vwiq,? Jplmw. ...,-www! jf'-E, xg - Bob Watkins Cecelia Price Ioanne Varner Betty Harp Marilyn Strickland Business Manager Treasurer ,' Photography Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager .f 53 4 t I ' 'r an as a f N D gives us sehbol spirit cy , , tiwf it .f Q 4 n wwf I -,QW-di' I' Q MAIORETTES: Betty Thompson, Barbara Williams, Betty Walker. Sheila Wilson, Ioy Lucas, Virginia Ann Trice, Shirley Pharr, Barbara Craft, Ellene Wheeless, Io Whitten, Patricia Dickens. A BAND ROLL: Harry Gordy, Betty Barron. Ierry Mathiessen, Sara Io McRee, Ieanette Richards, Clary Garland, Billy Sirrger, Bert Schoeller, Iimmy Turner. Betty Morrow, Patricia Harpe, Io Nelle Reeves. Iean Middlebrooks, Marlene Reese, Preston Harrie. Bessie Hudson. Billy Mitcham, Buford Storey, Christine Vaughn, Ioe Carriker. Billy Bridgman, Betty Io Croom, Bobby Bariield, Eunelle Proctor, Ioyce Greene, Mary Io Ellerbee, Charlotte Coefield, Betty Russell, lane Perdue, lack Mills, Carole Clarke, Iune Black, George Greene. Reginald Greene, Mobley Childs. Bob Longworth, Cindy Cason. Nadine Fowler, Sue Hardman, Marlene Matthews, Harold Craft, Becky Currie. Betty Ann Pitts, Milton Smith, Kitty Howard, Fairy Peterman, Billy Dovefloel Helmsff ,M Y- X. 1 till l Not only our Brave Lads of Gridiron attracted attention this year, but also with the coming ot the tootball season, the band made a bid tor applause. This is the first time in several years that Lee has had a Band Milton Smith with full dress and everything, and we are proud ot it. We Pfesidemt should give the credit tor this achievement of Mr. Paul llvlatthiessen, the director who came to Lee in the Spring of '49 trom Brunswick, Georgia. His ability as a director was shown quickly when in less than three months the band was playing tor the public all over the county. y 1' Sara Io McRee Thanks to much consideration on the part ot Mr. Gordon l-lolstun Secretary the band was allowed to attend both the home and the out-ot-town games this year. All the members ot the band are going to con- tinue to work to 'the best ot their ability to improve as much as possible. A few ot the members have been chosen from the group to play in a dance orchestra which we are sure will meet with as much success as the tirst undertaking did. ,HPF Ioe Helms Treasurer The band plans to take part in the Annual Musical Festival which is held each year in Milledgeville, Georgia. lt will take work, but the band will come through, as usual, with tlying colors. fs 3 jj 54 - ? ' a 'W ky , 'x.A lf X I ' x X' if , ff f34vgf,f7g? ,g f, A 1 f 1 ff ,f X' f .MA 'fi-jg QLEE CLUB encourages better music r ee. .rr M X . 5 l r Y f sexism +2 it X f .. .ost N A . , i if :-,: Mia, i ROLL: Eleanor Arnold, Iackie Arnold, Ieanette Benton, Ralph Brown, Rose Ann Castleberry, Martha Alice Colquitt, Beckie Currie, Helen Daniel, Patricia Dickens, Bill Dickens, Bobbie lean Dingler, Rheunette Dinkins, Ruth Elliott, Willorene Fergusson, Kay Fulghum, Myrtice Hale, Myrtle Hale, Peggy Hale, Sarah Hammock. Ioyce Hancock, Laverne Hanson, Sue Hardman, Martha Ann Hawkins, Sue Higgs, Mary Holcombe. Roxie Hood, Kitty Howard, Bessie Hudson, Bethel Ingram, Lucile Iohnston. Nellie Iohnston, Melvin Kersey, Mickey Lanier. Gaye Linder, Faye Lindsey, Bob Longworth, Mary Io McCarty. Barbara McGee, Annette McNeely, Ann Mathews, Edmond Mathews, Iean Middlebrooks, Betty Moody, Peggy Moreland, Mary Morgan. Patsy Nunally, Madge Patridge, Bobby Paul, Gloria Peoples, Pat Pharr, Iean Pryor, Faye Bailey. Virginia Reeves, Io Nelle Reeves, Suzanne Reeves, Ieanette Richards, Gloria Roberts, lean Rudasill, Clayra Rutheriord, Mary Shealy. Fred Sheppard. Billy Sinrich, Douglas Smith, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Streetman, Bobbie lean Teal, Darlene Treadaway, Ioe Underwood, Bobo Davis Ioanne Varner, Faye Watson, Yvonne Whitten, Barbara Williams, Harry Williams, Robert Williams. Ann Yarbrough, Iudith Youngblood, Yvone Baker, George Nobles, Elbert Stubbs, Robert Teal. Miss Ieanne Herritage Director whiny fr.. 4 F .pn 1? N gi is The R. E. Lee Choir successfully completed three concerts before Christmas. lt performed for civic organizations and school programs, and led the Community Christmas program on the Court House square. One of its most prized possessions is a letter of commendation sent by the Thomaston Cham- ber of Commerce after the first public performance. The spring activities include taking part in the District Music Festival at LaGrange, concerts, and the presentation of TRlAL BY IURY, a Gilbert and Sullivan production. Proceeds from any concert will be used to purchase choir robes. 'fi-IE 312' j. QLU3 promotes scholarship FIRST ROW: Alvin Isbell, Louis Watson, Sonny McClellan, Preston Harpe. William Baughcum, Troy Plannkache, Bob Watkins. SECOND ROW: Betty Iean Fowler, Barbara Bush. Barbara Keen. Mary Io Ellerbee, Iean Pryor, Myrtice Hale. Rebecca Kerr. Anne Mauldin, Helen Huguley. Carole Clarke, Marilyn Strickland. Martha Smith, Doris Vining. Cecelia Price, Laverne Hanson, Barbara Martin. Marlene Adams, Sara Branslord, Gloria Riggins, Clara Corley. Grace Short. Sue Hardman, Carolyn Simmons. THIRD ROW: Bobby Hayes. Milton Smith, Martha Searcy, Floy Black, Gerry McSwain. Sara Thurston, Martha Reeves. Sylvia Reeves, Sara McManus, Iackie Pettis, Elsie Callahan, Anne Forbus, Betty Harp, Lou Cromer, Fairy Peterman. Betty Sue Butler. Margie Maynard. Laverne Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Iulian Iones, Wayne Hester. Gene Pallin, Iimmy Davis. Bethel Ingram, Alvah Nelson, Mildred Birdsong. Betty Mikell. Ioyce Hancock. Alverne Winslett, Barbara Williams, Maude Hulett, Iudy Arnold, Bill Dickens. Parker Greene, Mac Dallas, Ioe Adkisson. Sponsor: Mrs. Harold Childs. lt seems that the Beta Club never stops thinking up new projects, all of which are helpful to the school as a whole. This year the Beta Club sold beautiful Christmas cards and made a profit of 540. lts float, THE QUEEN OE FOOTBALL, won second place in the Pep Parade, and its initiation of 42 new members proved rather hilarious. The Beta Club contributed S5 to the GEA fund for the Minimum Foundation Program, along with several other clubsl and also, with the Student Council, adopted 25 needy families at Christmas-time. Now they have a candidate for a state office from their club, Bobby Hayes. 57 Bob Watkins President Bethel Ingram Vice-President Doris Vining Secretary Sylvia Reeves Treasurer QKWA Z , A N Q fe O 0 ' 1 'I x ,Ll '7 it 1,-Z!!! RE. LEE msnru TE , ruomtsromei. ,QQ ig x , . ,,.. ,, H .KA Z - - ,. ,MM y Tommy Tatum Sara Thurston Editor Assistant Editor Miss Ruth Bennett Sponsor OUR WORK ON THE TIMES Each Monday morning as the iournalism class comes to order. Sara Thurston takes charge of the first tew minutes, which are devoted to getting together all the im- portant news around the school for publica- tion in the Thomaston Times. Then the assignments are given to the different students of the class. As soon as the assignments are made, those responsible t 58 HOW WE STUDY IOURNALISM Being a journalist comes with the real experience of writing a story or making an interview. Iournalism requires much study. yet the studying does not come from the text books alone. Text books are essential to learning the fundamentals ot the course. and without them. cne's study may not include all that is needed to learn the ropes of iournalism. By actually making an interview, writ- ing the story, or covering a big tire cn the spot, a reporter is able to put into operation the things that he has been taught and to learn more as he performs these duties. A reporter is taught the meaning ot the inverted pyramid. and it is his duty to use that style. By meeting this one requirement in writing a news story, he has accomplished another lesson in the study of iournalism. The daily newspaper contributes much to the course. Students increase their knowledge of leads and other details of iournalism by their examination ot articles in the daily papers. These stories, often studied by the class, help the tuture journal- ists improve their writing. Having a school paper gives one the experience and studying that is needed to hold the position ot a reporter. editor. circulation manager. or others. for writing them up go to work immed- iately so that they will be ready to turn in on Tuesday. On Tuesday, the stories written in the students' best iournalistic style. are given to Miss Ruth Bennett, the advisor of the class. who takes them to the Times ottice immediately after school where they are later published. These stories are written and printed for the benefit of those out- side of Lee's halls, telling parents and others about the work carried on at Lee by both teachers and students. OUR FIRST NEWSPAPER After mad dashes and a hectic month, the first issue of THE REBEL YELL came out on October 21, 1949. To begin with, none of the deadlines were met, so the staff was really pushed for time. Since we had no press we had to mimeo- graph our own paper which took hours and hours of slaving. After ruining five stencils and struggling with three more our patience was strained. Night often caught us draging home with pencils chewed and brains exhausted. Reviewing the fruits of our first efforts, wo discovered, among other things, that we had no headlines on the sports page. in spite of all our mistakes, we showed a good profit in both finances and ex- periences. The Rebel Yell' is supported entirely by subscriptions. lt carries no advertising. Consisting of four pages, front, editorial, sports and feature. it is mimeographed ai 1. PRESENTING THE REBEL YELL EXTRA! EXTRA! The dream of the school has come to lite. Our school newspaper is now here. The Iournalism department rolled the first issue off the press today. Through the cooperation of our advisor and administrafion officials, our staff has spent many hours of sweat and toil making a newspaper possible for the students. Our sincere thanks go to Mrs. George Childs for her help in typing and mimeo- graphing the paper. No one seems to realize the problems we have in making a newspaper possible lor the students. The reporter must find news to write about, outline his topic, write the story. then type his story before the deadline. When the article is written, it must be handed in to the copyreader, who checks the material for all gramatical errors. The copyreader then hands the material to the managing editor, Ralph Brown, who in turn arranges the material in order for the paper. The material is then typed for mimeographing which is the final step in publishing the paper. present, although a printing press is ex- pected in the future. It is sold for five cents a copy and all profits are used to make a better paper. From the profits, the staff has purchased. in addition to the required paper and stencils, a set of style uses, shaders, letter guides, cartoon books, a stapler and other equipment. The mimeograph machine has also been moved to the book room next to the class room. Editor ..... Assistant Editor . . Managing Editor . Assistant Managing Editor . News Editor . . . Assistant News Editor . Sports Editors . . . Feature Editor . , Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Exchange Editor . Advisor ..... Manager . Tommy Tatum . Sara Thurston . Ralph Brown . . . . Betty Cox . . . . Gloria Riggins . . . . . . . Betty Barron . Wayne Hester, Dale Kelly . . . . Iudy Youngblood . Marlene Adams . . Doris Franklin . . . . Ioyce Daniel . . Miss Ruth Bennett 59 fheAlphf1'R -an-' ... FIRST ROW: Gloria Roberts. Doris Covington. Faye Leigh, Ieanne Rudasill, lean Birdsong, Margie Hobbs, Carole Clarke, Mary Britt. Iean Hutcherson, Martha McCarty. Iudy Arnold, Virginia Sledge, Iune Black, Betty Walker. Betty Barron. SECOND ROW: Betty Iean Morris, Romie Lou Dowdy, Carolyn Simmons, Myrtle Hale, Barbara Williams, Barbara Keen, Barbara Bush. Sara Thurston, Martha Reeves, Ioan Teal, Martha Searcy, Bobbie lean Dingler, Betty Ann Pitts. Betty Jean Fowler, Io Nell Reeves. 'THIRD ROW: Christine Vaughn. LaVerne Hanson. Eleanor Arnold, Rebecca Currie, lane Perdue, Ioanne Varner, Lucile Oglesbee. Patricia Harpe, Betty Harp, Edna Garrett, Martha Smith, Sue Hardman, Sylvia Reeves. Iean Pryor, Marilyn Strickland, Ann Yarbrough, Nell Webb, Betty Mikell. Miss Blanche Shebee. Sara McManus, Christine Ellington. Sue Gordy. Doris Vining. Cecelia Price. President ,... . Marilyn Strickland Sponsor: Miss Blanche Shehee. Vice-President . . . lean Hutcherson Secretary l A I I . pmricia Hmpe Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the Treasurer .,.',.-'---..A---. Sam McManus community high stadards ot Christian character. - - Slogan: . Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. ACTIVITIES OF ALPHA TRI-HI-Y l-Helped form Delta Tri-l-li-Y Club. Zdlrlelped operate drink concession stand at the football games. 3-fObserved Church Loyalty Week. - Llfliept nursery at First Baptist Church during the revival. 54l'lad fourteen girls and advisor to attend summer encampment at Wesleyan. 6!Sponsored early morning Thanksgiving Service. 74Donated 5525 to the Underprivileged Family Drive at Christmas. 8-Entered a float in the School Pep Parade. 9-Had four girls and advisor to attend Youth Assembly. lOfl-lelped the local Kiwanis Club sell tickets for a Magician Show. ll-loined with Hi-Y in presenting and passing bill at Youth Assembly. l2fDonated S50 to the World Service Fund of Y. M. C. A. Cto be used to support a Y. M. C. A. worker in South Africal. 60 theDelta'I -5-11-r ,, ROLL: Ann Arrington. Shirley Burris, Sylvia Bolton. Martha Colquitt, Rose Ann Castleberry, Rebecca Cole, Cindy Cason, Ioanne Day. Doris Dowdy. Susie Dowdy, Faye English. Willorene Ferguson, Betty Ray Freeman, Kay Fulqhum. Patsy Garrett. Maxine Glanton, Dorothy Hay. Iewell Hayes, Annie Io Harpe. Gene Hempsted, Patsy Henry, Carolyn Hilton, Selina I-linson, Lola Mae Holms, Mavis Holman, Louise Hurst, Ioanne Iohnson, Lucile Iohnston, Mildred Iohnson, Mickey Lanier, Betty Iean Ledtord. Marie Legg, Gaye Linder, Ann Mathews. Marlene Matthews, Mary Io McCarty, Bettye McCullough. Barbara Ann McGee, Maxine McRonie, Iean Middlebrooks. Mary Mills, Helen Milner, Peggy Moreland, Mary Ruth Morgan, Shirley Parker, Betty Io Peters, Pat Pharr. Shirley Pharr. Madge Patridqe, Ann Price, Pansy Reaves, Suzanne Reeves, Virginia Reeves, Martha Lou Reynolds. Ieanette Richards, Shirley Salter, Martha Scruggs, Mary Shealey, Barbara Streetman. Evelyn Smith, Bobbie lean Teal, Mary Teal, Barbara Toole, Darlene Treadaway, Annette Watson, Faye Watson. Lila Mae Wilkes, Mary Wilson. President .... , . . Ann Arrington Vice-President . . . Barbara Streetman Secretary . . . .... Joanne Day Treasurer ....,............... Ann Price Sponsors: Miss Barbara Mann and Miss Helen Leqqitt. Purpose: To create. maintain. and extend throughout the school and community high standards ot Chris- tian character. Motto: . . Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. The Delta Tri-l-li-Y Club was organized just this year and is composed of freshman and sophomore girls. The club established its finances with a Halloween Carnival Ballfa gala affair of dancing, entertainment, Bingo, cake walks, fortune telling, and costume con- tests. This carnival was held for the whole school, and, in spite of the downpouring rain, there was a good crowd. Everyone cooperated, and everyone had fun. The Delta Tri-Hi-Y members are really gaining invaluable ex- perience by having a club of their own, and they should add a great deal to the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y in their lunior and Senior years. 61 . . and 'Ii-IE i-ll-Y forward Christian service FIRST ROW: Bobo Davis, Bob Watkins. Donnle Wilscn, Billy Thomas. Doyle Potter, Billy Peek, Grantland King, Buck Iones. Ennis Young, Iimmy Turner, A'len Williams. SECOND ROW: George Greene, Sonny McClellan, Gene Martin, Bethel Ingram. Bill Dickens, Lamar Kelly, Bert Schoeller. Bob Longworth. Allen Paulk, Harry Williams, Gene MCI-'arlin, THIRD ROW: Ma: Dallas, Parker Greene, Bobby Milner, Edmond Mathews, Dan Gilbert, Wayne Hester. lack Mills. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Baskin. Bill Iones, Robert Williams, Doug Smith, Billy Dove, Ronald Shehee, Iimmy Salter. iloe Adkisson's picture not takenl. PurposefTo create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and Community, high standards ot Christian character, clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. President . . . Vice-President ..... Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary . . Treasurer ..... Sponsor . . Bob Watkins . Parker Greene . Bobby Milner . . Bethel Ingram . , Iohnny Dunn . . Iames Baskin 'fi-IE 1 CLU3 promotes sportsmanship FIRST ROW: Myrtle Hale, Martha Searcy, Martha Reeves, Sa:a Thurston, Marilyn Strickland, Martha Smith, Faye Watson, Mildred Johnson, Barbara Jean Torbert, Joanne Varner, Melba McCrackin, Sara McManus, June Black, Nell Webb, Myrtice Hale, Betty Walker, Eleanor Arnold, Christine Vaughn, Franses Barrett, Bobbie Jean Dingler. SECOND ROW: Donnie Coggins, Jirruny Rogers, Donald Harris, Billy Mitcham, Alvah Nelson, Le Gare Bray, Henry Johnson, Lamar Lussi, Troy Pfannkuche, Bud Duncan, Ann Yarbrough, Sylvia Reeves, Jean Pryor, Barbara Jean Rudasill. THIRD ROVV: Jimmy Davis, Bethel Ingram, Sonny McClellan, Bill Dickens, Bill Jones, Ellis Hamlett, Doug Smith, Dale Kelly, Joe Moore, Jimmy Huckaby, Fred Trice, George Nobles, Joe Helms, Coach Richards, Jackie Arnold, Bobby Milner, Fred Greene, Bob Watkins, Delmas Whitten, Alton Treadaway, Allen Lee. President . . . . Troy Piannkuche my Vice-President .......... Nell Webb F 434.1 W . fx Secretary-Treasurer ....,... Jean Pryor ' 'Cl at C vos? 'S J 1 N Q ssyrzsgissiigfqg WK l M -, K , ii? WMM , I . ,Wm , . .A WZ, r tr Sponsor: Coach J. E. Richards. Purpose: To perpetuate the ideals oi clean, wholesome athletics and good sportsmanship. Motto: . Activity for everyone is the source of school spirit. The L Club is an organization of students who have earned a Block L, and turthers an interest in athletics and other extra-curricular activities. The members of this club endeavor to furnish further entertainment in connection with athletics by sponsoring dances after the games. One ot the outstanding achievements of the L Club members has been a campaign to promote sportsmanship among the students. This leads to better relations with other schools. r- Ti-IE LP TIN CLUB cultivatcs classical appreciation FIRST ROW: Faye Watson, Iune Matthews, Mrs. W. H. Colcord, Virginia Reeves, Shari Glass, Ann Arrington. Sara Io McRee. Martha Alice Colquitt. SECOND ROW: Frances Waller. Mary Teal, lean Middlebrooks, Selina Hinson, Cindy Cason, Shirley Salter, Mary Shealy. THIRD ROW: Shirley Parker, Nancy Matthews. Alan Paulk, Lucile Iohnston. Gaye Linder. FOURTH ROW: Billy Sinrich, Gene Martin, Tommy Ellington. Hamrer Eason, Frank Murdock, Ioe Adkisson. A Mrs. Colcord 4- ip Faye Watson Sponsor Purpose: To bring out for the pupil the social value of the .V 1 classical studies. the human and humanistic side ol Latin, and to show him how Roman life and rm speech have influenced us. ' President A s Motto: . Non scholae, sed vitae. Not for school twe learnl but for life. www.-, i W., T r its af ' A 51 -4. , fx' Y 1 'x us 353' 5 3' t, .ucl . 22- QQ I I Je Hamer 5115011 The Latin Club is composed oi both iirst Vlceupresldem and second year Latin students. The members strive to understand the English language liffwggty fig f through the passageways of Greek and Roman A literature and, every month, have a planned - l program which is valuable in obtaining knowl- edge of Roman customs, religious celebrations, I Sara Io McRee festivities oi all kinds, and literature, ln the V 5 - ,.. Secretary Pep Parade the Latin Club won honorable men- 'Q H ,W-N tion for both their automobile and their float 'tt.' K 4, representing THE FALL OF ROME. The Club it ,, , 1 H , Vrpq -,l32,Q1 'i ' 1, V -7 contributed to needy Children at Christmas 'rf' ' 'A - 4 along with other clubs., The H. E. Lee Latin T Virginia Reeves ' N Club is proud to be a member ot the lunior Treasurer X V Classical League, and all the members attend 'f 1 the meetings regularly. 64 l Ti-IE SP!-XNlSi-I CLUB promotes friendly relations l FIRST ROW: Bessie Hudson, Ann Mathews. Patricia Dickens. Io Whitten, Miss Mary Littleiohn. Ieasette Richards, Martha Searcy, Bobbie Iean Dinqler, Kitty Howard, Willorene Ferguson, Betty Chapman, Sue Gordy, Betty Raye Freeman. Louise Hurst. SECOND ROW: Patsy Henry. Kay Fulqhum, Iean Hempstead. Judy Arnold. Martha Reeves. Sara Thurston, Sylvia Reeves. Martha Mullins, Annie Ruth Iarrell. Anne Mauldin, Betty Thompson. THIRD ROW: Ice Moore, Ronny Maxwell, Sammy Reeves, Dan Gilbert, Bethel Ingram, Iimmy Rogers, Alvah Nelson. Sponsor: Miss Mary Littleiohn. Bothel Ingram Purpose: To create a better understanding ot our Spanish speaking president neighbors. Motto: I Quien sabe? The Spanish Club is composed of students who take either first or second year Spanish, and the club just goes to show that there is some fun connected with taking a Patricia Dickens foreign language even though the student has to put Vice-President out a little effort. During the year the members decorated the Spanish class room with pictures of Spanish scenes drawn on the boards with colored chalk. They planned a fiesta and learned Spanish and Mexican folk dances: they learned Spanish songs and serenaded the annex with them during fifth periodg and they carried on con- versations in Spanish. They had discussions and book- I0 Whmen Secretary lets on South American countriesg they learned the geographic location of the Spanish speaking countriesg they listened to recordings to help them better understand their Spanishp and they even had a guest who was Well acquainted with the Spanish language. 65 v4 745 ap ' A! 1 1 Ioe Moore Treasurer I I , . ,.,, ,.,. ,,,.. , I ie A Q V ' -L - - ' ,ff-zz' Ti-IE BIOLOGY CLUB advances scientific interests FIRST ROVV: Bobby Hayes, Tommy Woodall, Ioyce Barnes, Ieanette Benton, Ioyce Argo, Patsy Pharr. Mary Frances Crawford, Devane Adams, Iosephine Scruggs, Fay Lindsey, Frances Cooper, Geraldine Smith. Doris Franklin, Carolyn Hilton, Lillie Moore. Barbara Martin, Mr. I. G. Tompkins. Pam Ferguson, Patsy Nunnally, Dorothy Williams, Roxie Hood. Mary Ruth Morgan. SECOND ROW: Lorene Turner. Carolyn Ptannkuche. Helen Huguley. Anne Mauldin, Gloria Peoples. Betty lean Huckaby. Ioyce LaGrone, Carolyn Cox, Virginia Ann Trice. Bobby Wilborn, Bobby Wilson, Ray Fowler. THlRD ROW: Roger Treadaway. Donald Iimmerson, Gene Barnes, Betty Cox, Golden Burkett. Elizabeth Dawson, Frances Barrett, Martha Ann Reeves, Erma lean Also- brook. Billy Mitchum. -in :gli-f'.,f , A V ,gs '- M . 1 ..., ' , 1 13 i nf , ' OFFICERS President ..... ........... L eon Quinn Vice-President . . . . . Bobby Ray Wilborn Secretary-Treasurer . . .,.. Bobby Hayes Sponsor .............. Mr. Ioe Tompkins Purpose: To create an interest in the Biological world. A few of the interesting activities of the Biology Club are going on field trips, visiting the Coca-Cola Bottling Company, visiting the ice plant and the funeral homes, and touring the Martha Mills. Good films also help to make the Biology Club members have a good time While they are learning Worthwhile things. Something that the Biology Club always excels in is its socials, where everyone has fun. 1 ,Za - ,B ,, I 1. f f' r . , , . t wifi W 'Ii-IE SCE-IOOL PA TRP L vrvmvtes Safety FiRS1' ROW: Laverne Lynch, Dorothy Childree, Sue Higgs, Romnie Lou Dowdy, Gracie Short, Clarah Corley, Carolyn McCarty, Darlene Treadaway, Geraldine Kinchen, Gloria Betty Carolyn Hughes. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cravey. Gary Rudasill. Sponsor: Mr. Bob Cravey. Purpose: To promote and maintain safety throughout the school. Motto: . Safety is our goal. You might think a member oi the safety patrol has a great deal of work and no play, but their social events will prove just how wrong you are. Surely, theres plenty of work, but anything Worthwhile is hard. lust remember that the patrol members are your friends. They assist at the ball games and other school func! tions by helping to keep order and by ushering people to their seats. They patrol the line in the lunch room, the halls, and do many useful things around the school every day. They help to make our school run smoothly. To all the members oi the School Patrol, we students want to say Thank you. ,sum .AL my X 'a ' T it 1 Vivizm Rogers, Maxie Baughcum, Ioan Wheeler, Imogene Parrish, Simmons, Yvonne Baker. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Bolton, Mary Io Peoples, Iean Bunn, Mary Holcomb, Betty Chapman, Hazel Burkett, Taylor, Charles Paramore, Melvin Stout. Edward Hewett, Ieanne President . . . . . Grace Short Vice-President . V. . . Iean Parrish Secretary . . . . Ioan Wheeler Treasurer . Carolyn Simmons 6:7 Ti-IE SOCIP - SCIENCE CLUBS . . . FIRST ROVV: Bob Watkins, Bobby Woodson, Billy Ballard. Ray Teal. Iimmy Davis, Bobby Harrell, Iimmy Rogers, Ellis Brans- tord, Dale Kelly, Lamar Lussi. Delmas Whitten. Alton Treadaway, Bobby Milner. Ellis Hamlett, Iackie Arnold, Bill Dickens. George Greene, Grantland King, Alvin Isbell, Bennett Hancock, Troy Plannkuche. SECOND ROVV: Barbara I. Shockley. Iosephine Scruggs, Betty Hughes. Ieanette Benton, Virginia Ann Trice, Ellene Wheeless, Betty Barron, Betty Ann Pitts, Geraldine Smith, Imogene Parrish. Fay Lindsey, Betty lean Huckaby. Patsy Garrett, Jeanette McFar1in, Barbara Martin. Henry tLardl Iohnson, Miss Anne Tuggle. Mr. Iesse Shaddix. lean Pryor. THIRD ROW: Mary Crawford. Ieanette Boyt. Ioyce Barnes, Laverne Lynch, Faye Watson, Peggy Beverly. FOURTH ROW: Grace Short, Betty Daniel, Dorothy Hay, Marlene Mathews, Lillie Moore, Martha Kennington, Dorothy Thompson, Frances Cooper, Ann Wade, Carolyn Piannkuche, Eleanor McManus, Ioanne Day, Carolyn Hilton. FIFTH ROW: Ioyce Daniel. Marlene Tompson, Barbara Iarrell. Lorene Turner, Ioyce Cromer, Betty Busby. Ioanne Watts, Ava Vaughn, Bernice Holloway, Frances Barrett. STXTH ROW: Ioan Wheeler. Helen Daniel, Bruce English, Patricia Dickens, Anne Mathews, Virginia Reeyes. Betty lean Moody, Iudith Youngblood. Donald Iimmerson, Ralph Brown. SEVENTH ROW: Iulian Iones, Allen Williams, Charlie Herring, Ioe Moore, Harold Cralt, W. A. Dunnahoo, Bobby Nichols, Sammy Reeves. Tommie Woodall, Allen Lee, Ioe Rogers, Kenneth Mathis, Ronny Maxwell, Gene McFarlin, Gene Barnes, Purpose: To develop a better understanding of human relationships, thereby enabling students to be- come better citizens. A W Ioyce Barnes President Motto: Knowledge is power! Faye Lindsey Vice-President Mary Crawford Secretary The main projects for the Social Science Bm-bend Mmm, I I A 'T Club l Were trips to nearby places of lonstorical recsurer , V I Mis A T l rnterest, and, at Christmas, a Beneflt Barn S ugqe , , , M' R th B tt Dance for underprivlleged chlldren. Iss Splfmsorgnne 68 further historical knowledge sz 'rg V, N W W, . t ....,,.,...anwapa-1-uw t ,Qi WW' Grantland King President Troy Phannkuche Vice-President Ellene Wheeless Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Iesse Shaddix Sponsor Purpose: To uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States: to promote peace and good will among the people ol the United States and all nations of the earth: and to consecrate the ellorts oi its members to service to their country. Motto: . Purpose, Achievement. The Social Science Club ll has as its projects mainly visits. Some of these are visits to the Post Office, the Bank, Court, and the Thornaston Mills. The members sponsor par- ties and dances, the profits from which go to needy families. ft Qt it Ti-IE PHYSICS- -i-IENll3'l'RY CLUB cultivates scientific thinking FIRST ROW: Iimmy Davis. Bob Watkins. Ioan Teal. Nell Webb. Iean Pryor. Rebecca Kerr. Bethel Ingram. Dale Kelley. Harry Williams. SECOND ROVJ: Billy Mitcham, Parker Green. Lamar Lussi. Delmas Whitten. Bill Dickens, Troy Pwannkuche. Bobby Milner, William Baughcum. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cravey, Glynn Mallory. Sonny McClellan, Doug Smith. Edmond Mathews, Iack Mills. Mr. Baskin. r President . . . . Sonny McClellan gmxwlltjlylw Vice-President . . . Douglas Adams Q fx H , l Secretary-Treasurer .......... .... B ill Dickens '?:kf',g1 0 S 'la y cr tiifitfifus This club is set up to provide additional information to students interested in scientiiic phenomena. The cluh's work consists ot di:- cussions, field trips, demonstrations, and lec- tures. All activities, discussions, and field trips are planned by the students, under the super- vision oi the instructors. 70 Ti-I E DRAMAT I C CLUB advances better acting l-'lRST ROW: Betty Mikell, Martha Searcy, Icanne Varner, Sonny McClellan. Robert Williams, Bethel Ingram, Sylvia Reeves, Bobbie lean Dinqler, Gloria Roberts. SECOND ROW: Glynn Mallory, Iudy Arnold, Miss Iohnson, Mary Britt, Barbara Bush. Sara Thurston, Rebecca Kerr, Martha McCarty, Iackie Pettis, Mytrice Hale, Nell Webb, Kay Fulghum. Tl-HRD ROW: Barbara Wi lliams, Darlene Treadaway, Gene Hempstead, Ioan Teal, Martha Reeves, Bessie Hudson, Willarene Ferguson, Evelyn Smith. Martha Mullins, Sara McManus, Betty lean Fowler, lean Hutcherson, Lavern Hanson, Iimmy Davis. FOURTH ROW: Roosevelt Winkles, Robert Teat, Iohnny Dunn, Douglas Smith, Iune Black, Ioy Lucas, Delmas Whitten. President . . . . Sara Thurston Sponsors: Miss Martha Johnson, Mrs. Harold Childs. and Vicepfesidem ' ' - Martha Reeves Mr. Ralph Hogan. Secretary . . . Laverne Hanson Treasurer ..,.............. lean Hutcherson Purpose: To promote skill in public speaking, reading. and the art ot acting, and to develop a more general interest in these accomplishments throughout the student body oi the high school. The Draniatics Club has been very active this year under the leadership of the sponsors and officers. The club has presented several radio sketches and sponsored a chapel pro- arani, as well as havina presented the annual play. A V fl: ,f Tlx- fgff' ff K 1 , L V f at it M hiatt. l Ag! 71 'Ii-IE 4-i-I CLUB fosters health and happiness ,F FIRST RCW: Voncile Salter. Alton Gore. lunior Boyd, Carlene Bgmsford. SECOND ROW? Adolphus Bailey. Annette McNee1y. Ioyce Hancock, Eugene Gilbert. Purpose: To raise the standards ol rural life. Motto: . Make the best better. Adolphus E. Bailey President The 4-H Club members carry on individual projects such as caring tor small children, make ing improvements at home, caring tor the yard, building up eroded lands, making better pas- . . . A M N 1 tures, and raising beet and dairy cattle. Dur- nllene eey Vice-President ing the summer the members go to summer camps, district meetings, and state conventions. Throughout the year they have talent shows, parties, and square dances. Voncue Sane, Secretary-Treasurer '-ev V - ra Mrs. Warren ' .N Y , and W- ,gif Mr. C. A. Bryant '. ' H Sponsors 72 'Ii-If I' , W 'IQ directs practical learning FIRST ROW: Margie Smith, Floy Black, Ellene Warren, Sheila Wilson, Ioyce Eubanks, Doris Vining, Betty Wilson. SECOND ROW: Dona Belle Colquitt, Ioe Hamrick, Billy Hancock, Iames Welch, Betty Ernest. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stiles, Bobby Fowler, Eugene Kilgore, Elbert Stubbs, Harold Hopkins. Motto: . Earn While You Learn. OFFICERS Sponsor: Mr. A. L. Stiles. President The D. T., DIVERSIFIED COOPERATE Floy Black TRAINING, is a club composed of high school students who have jobs outside of school but still attend their classes and keep all their Work up. An hour is spent each day in the class- Vice-President Betty Earnest room, studying books relative to the work the student does. The student then gives up his study hall in order to go to Work in the after- noon. In the Pep Parade this year, the D. O. T. won first place for having the best decorated Secretary Margie Smith car. Money was contributed to the Billboard Fund of the G. E. A. to publicize the Minimum Foundation Program. The D. O. T. sends repre- sentatives to conferences and even has a mem- Treusurer ber who is a state officer. This person is Floy Euene Wane Black who is State Secretary. Every D. C. T. E member at Lee attended the Spring Convention held on St. Simon's Island in April. 73 i Ti-IE COIVXMERCIA L CLUF I promotes efficiency I FIRST ROW: Tommy Woodall, W. A. Dunnahoo. Harold Craft. Bobby Woodson. Billy Ballard. Iackie Lewis. Milton Smith, Tommy Tatum, Eugene Ivey, Everette Hall, Skippy Presley, Iackie Arnold, Bobby Wilbom. Bobby Hayes. SECOND ROW: Iulia White. Eunelle Proctor. Betty Smith, Doris Franklin. Betty Barron, Betty Ann Pitts. Betty Harp, Virginia Sledge. Margie Hobbs. Lou Cromer, Wanda Wade. Martha McCarty. Doris Vining. Io Nelle Reeves. Antoinette Harris. TI-IIRD ROW: Margie Smith, Floy Black, Ioan Wheeler. Grace Short. Myrtice Hale, Gwendolyn Passmore. lean Bunn, Golden Burkett. Betty Cox. lean Drummond, Faye Cox. Romie Lou Dowdy, Marilyn Strickland. Martha Smith. Patricia Harpe. Anne Forbus, Frances Presley. Ioyce Eubanks. Ieanette Smith. FOURTH ROIJV: Betty Walker. Elsie Callahan. Betty Ann Russell. FIFTH ROW: Doris Covington. Betty Anthony, Barbara Anderson, Nadine Fowler. Belle Butts, Christine Vaughn. Sheila Wilson, Faye Leigh, Gloria Roberts, Louise Callahan, Alline Mauldin, Iessie Aldredge, Mary Holcomb, Betty Earnest. Ellene Warren. SIXTH ROW: Edith Williams. Barbara Cantrell. lean Hutcherson, Ioanne Dunaway, Frances McLemore. Myrtle Hale. Ronelle Kent. Ieanne Rudasill. Gloria Peoples, Margie Maynard, Iackie Pettis, Mildred Birdsonq. Virginia Helms. Fairy Dawkins. Melba McCraclcin, Ieanette Boyt. Edna Gar- rett. Eleanor Arnold, Christine Ellington. Betty lean Morris. Lucile Oglesbee. Catherine Woodson. Mavis Holman, Carolyn Cox. Marlene Salter. Betty lean Morroe. Becky Currie. lane Perdue. Barbara Craft, Betty Wilson. M t' H l yr me G E Sponsors: Mrs. George Childs and Mr. Ralph Hogan. President . Purpose: To promote interest in commerce. Iackie Arnold Vice-President Motto: . . Make the best better. Secretary lean Hmchexson The Commercial Club is one ot the largest academic clubs at school. To become a member Dons Vining one must take typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, or Treasurer some commercial subject. The purpose of this club any is to promote interest and to present understanding Ig:-gg? of information concerning the business world, and X N l to apply that information through projects and prob- .f - lems taken from the business activities that surround X 74 Ti-IE MATE-I CLUB encourages an analytical approach to problems FIRST ROW: Bob Longworth, Annette Watson, Reginald Greene, Shirley Burris, Bobo Davis. SECOND ROW: Bert Schoeller, Billy Bridqman, I. E. Richards, Iames Streetman, Bobby Barlield. THIRD ROW: Tommy Tatum. Purpose: To arouse in each student a love for mathematics. ' Motto: . Figures can be translated into things oi beauty and symmetry. The Math Club arouses in each student a love for mathematics by furnishing the students interested in math with recreational activities pertaining to mathematics and thus poves that math can be fun as Well as Work. Tommy Tatum an-Timm President Q ' 'Ex Bob Longworth My Vice-President Bert Schoeller Secretary ,1 -f V Y Annette Watson - ' Treasurer Coach I. E. Richards NLE.. Sponsor 75 Ti-IE ENGLISI-I CLUB cultivates effective expression FIRST ROW: Harold Iohnson, Frank Murdock, Bennett Hancock, Alvin Isbell, Alton Treadaway. Ray Teal, Grantland King, Iack Moore. SECOND ROW: Annie Io Harpe, Dorothy Bishop, Patsy Nunnally, Carole Clarke, Shirley Pharr, Barbara lean Shockley, Ann Arrington. Mary Britt, Shirley Salter, Sara Ioe McRee. Pat Pharr, Ioyce Argo, Barbara Bush, Maxie Baughcum. THIRD ROW: Shirley Burris, Annette Watson, lean Middlebrooks, Shirley Parker, Ruth Miller, Martha Alice Colquitt, Selina Hinson. Barbara Streetman, Cindy Cason, Gaye Linder, Mary Shealy. Martha Scruggs. Mary Io McCarty, Shari Glass, Lucile lohnston, Nellie Iohnson. FOURTH ROW: Pam Ferguson, Devane Adams, Betty Mikell, Iudy Arnold, Nancy Matthews, Mary Teal, Iune Black, Sue Hardman, Miss Beth Callaham, Suzanne Reeves. Myrtice Farr, Darlene Treadaway, Mary Ruth Morgan, Bobbie lean Teal. Gene McFarlin, Billy Sinrich, George Greene, Bruce English, Allen Williams, Bert Schoeller, Bob Longworth, Bobo Davis, Betty lean Moody, Iudy Youngblood, Jacky Smith, Fred Shepard, Henry Iohnson. Ralph Brown, Iimmy Salter. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Harrell, Roger Treadaway, Ellis Hamlett. Not in picture, Betty lean Fowler. President . . . . . Henry Iohnson Sponsor: Mrs. Henry P. Chatiield. Vice-President . . . . Iune Black ' Secretary t , . I . Mary Brin Purpose: To create a closer fellowship and understanding Treasurer '...l..'......'..' Ann between those who have a common interest in I the English language. Motto: . Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. The English Club has been very active this year, going into its projects wholeheartedly. In the Pep Parade the English Club float Won first prize for the best truck float. The theme was HBARBECUE ROME. The club donated SIU . t to the 'Underprivileged Drive at Christmas. You probably will hear an English Club mem- ber tallcing about the initiation party, the chapel program, the radio program, or the interesting programs enjoyed by the members during the club periods, all of which are projects of the English Club. .tis Y E525 5--'fi 5 'W i 1 L i 5 W 'I' i-I 5 F, i-I, ,L i directs homemaking FIRST ROW: Nadine Beeland, Barbara Toole, Betty Sue Butler, Sara Bransford. Irene Cantrell, Ieanette Barlield, Romie Lou Dowdy, Betty Harp, Margie Hobbs, Virginia Sledge. Lou Cromer, Betty lean Morroe, Maxie Baughcum. Doris Vining, Antoinette Harris. SECOND ROW: Gloria Higgins, Betty Nipper, Edith Williams, Lila Mae Wilkes, Sue Harris, Marilyn Strickland, Martha Smith, Edna Garrett, Betty Anthony, Betty Busby, Ieanette Smith, Nadine Fowler, Eleanor McManus. Tl-HRD ROW: Sue Higgs, Betty McCullough, Ioyce Hancock, Doris Dowdy, Elsie Callahan, Peggy Beverly, Mary Mills, Maxine Glanton, Faye English, Marie Legg. Louise Callahan, Iessie Aldredge. Christine Vaughn, Carleen Branstord. FOURTH ROW: Margie Maynard, Pa- tricia Harpe, Imogene Keen, Betty Ice Peters, Myrtice Farr, Ann Price, Eunelle Proctor, Iean Anthony. Laura lean Hicks, Iune Newton, Helen Milner, Nonnie Sue Kent, Ioanne Day, Miss Rhodes, Yvonne Baker. Sponsors: Miss Wallis and Miss Rhodes. Purpose: To promote a growing appreciation oi the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. F' H' A' PRGIECTS FOR 194950 Motto: . . Toward New Horizons. l-Continuing contributions to the World Christmas Festival. Pfwdent - - - - Cecelia Price 2-Observing National Fl-lA WeekfOctober Vlwpresldem ' ' ' BGMY Busbv 30-November 5 l949. Secretary ..............,,... Martha Smith t. . t. '. th F -1 th Treasurer .................. Eunelle Proctor Grdclpa Inq In 9 Gml les Oge er c project. 4-Participating in the lnez Murray Award project. 5-lmproving reading project. 6eSponsoring a Sadie Hawkins' Dance. 7--Making Christmas gitts tor the needy. 8-Participating in the Homecoming Parade. Qflmproving school grounds by planting rose bushes. 10-Sending delegates to the district and state meetings. ll--Giving a chapel program. l2fGiving a radio program. if fl? it , ill 'ww -' J ff nw , 5 Ti-IE DIS, A ND DIAMOND SOCIETY promotes leadership FIRST ROW: Milton Smith. Allen Lee, Ice Moore, Roger Treadaway, Bobby Bariield, Billy Mitcham. Leon Bagley. Frank Murdoch. W. A. Dunnahoo. SECOND ROW: Mac Dallas. Gene Kilgore, Adrian Blount, Leon Quinn, Earl Holley, Roosevelt Winkles, Ronny Maxwell, Bobby Paul, Dan Gilbert. THlRD ROW: Sergeant Slayden, Bobby Wilbum, Iohnny Dunn. Sonny Pitts, Bobby Nichols, Ioe Adkisson, Iarrell Stumph, Parker Greene, Wayne Hester, Bobby Hayes, Alvah Nelson. Sponsor: Sgt. Timothy Newman. Purpose: To promote Loyalty, Valor, and Honor. Motto: . They conquer who believe they can. The Disc and Diamond really must be a secret organization because you certainly can't get even your steady boy friends to give out with any information about it. One thing We can tell you is that the members are hiqhly selective, and to become a member you must first be voted in. The Disc and Diamond initia- tion proves every year to be the rouqhest one even though the public never knows what captain, Aim. Nelson: First Lieutenant Amen Lee: .gi Gfrtuflllv hoops-HS. The boysiustcome tO School First Lieutenant L , Dan Gilbert: First Lieutenant V , Ct bit ll'19 l'19Xl ClCt'y', Ctfld W9 dOl'1'l ITISCUI Milton Smith: Second Lieutenant L , Leon Quinn: Second f They C111 are proud to be members how- Lieutenant S , Bobby Nichols: Second Lieutenant T , 1 , 1 I . . .. . I Bobby Hayes: Firm Sergeant Bobby Paul. , I 1 ever, ana really dont mind the initiation. Am f ,J I right boys? REBEL STAFF H MEMBER 78 12. 1 fN Z, Y IQ? 25 X,,,. ,r A Q I 2, A W . lu Q - C9 7 6 5 'D QQ F J ip E4 6 W 2 Egg? J !5X f . - V .35 gi , I px? N Q- . A 6? f 5 80 i I I' 'II -frCrlnS T. E. Richards, lteacl football coach, girls' basketball coach. Otis Weaver, assistant football, track coo Iesse Shcxddlx assistant football, boys' basketball coach. Ioe Tompkins. assistant football lB teaml. Howard McPeake B team football baseball coach. Bobby Nichols. Ellis Bransford, Bob Watkins ' is , of K' fa. l V 0 sq? oe Moore f-k Alton Trecxdawcy Hcxlibock Henry Iohnson 1 1 lones Allen Lee End Tczf-kia F11 llbcfk ,V Elhs Hamlet! cckle Sonny McClellan Troy Pia:-mkuche ' U UU! G End , Quczverbvzck gill fy., 3,351 Fred Green Ce mer an ,Mg .. .. .wi 51 Q 3,2 ,g,.2.W-f W3 Ag S3 of M, W? 1' 'S Y' -we Ax K fi LeGaxe Bray vu win: ci digg I ,, .. A ,.., , ' f ..,, . , ,. Bull DSckens sl,-wg: K f Q- ,oe Underwood H ,,i,,,L.. ,, ,,.,, ,, 1 ' kifwiaf! -'I f A Beihel Ixxqmm S Donald Hangs 'J' ' K' ' ' ' JU! los Rogers Gucxrft 35.13, Q ff. Ronny Maxwell Tac k le N353 Bobbi' Paul Holfbczcl: Billy Cox r ef ta Delmos Wh Wm Htxltbu k Donald Coqq nn rtoltb r Rickie Arnold Ehtii-.1'L: 'lf-'ERS 1 Alvah Nelson September 16 September 23 September 30 October 7 . October 14 . . LEE 18 . LEE 38 .LEE 7 . .LEE 20 . .LEE 31 Bud Duncan Hfxtthoctc Gene Marlin Futlbuck Bobby Harm!! Cexm Fred Trice End FOOTBALL SCORES . . . . FULTON 0 BAKER VILLAGE O . . . ,DECATUR 21 . . . . RUSSELL O . . . SPALDING O October 21 October 28 . November I1 November 18 November 3 LEE LEE . LEE LEE . LEE B.. 55.. 33.. U.. 14.. LQGRANGI AMERICUf . GRIFFID . ARTENE . . ROME VU! FOOTBA LL 'EAM l l l FIRST ROVV: Bobby Nichols llvlanaqerl, Bobby Harrell, Ronny Maxwell, Harold Storey, Bobby Paul. Frank Milton, Douglas Glover. Harry Williams, Billy Cox. Donald Cogqins, Ellis Branslord fMar1c1qerD, Bob Watkins llvlanaqerl. SECOND ROW: LeGare Bray. Alvah Nelson, Ioseph Underwood, Bill Iones, Allen Lee, Ioe Moore, Ellis Harnlett, Henry Iohnson, Bethel Ingram. Sonny McClellan, Bud Duncan, Troy Plannkuche, Bill Dickens. Fred Greene, Fred Trice, Alton Treadaway, Delmas Whitten. THIRD ROW: Roger Treadaway, Iackie Arnold, Homer Hood, Kenneth Aldredge, George Nobles. Billy Joe Hunter, Ice Rogers. Donald Harris. Iackie ' Smith. Wayne Waldrop, Sammy Reeves, Bobby Milner, Melvin Kersey, Wayne Stuart, Coach Richards. FOURTH ROW: Coach Tompkins. Coach McPeake, Douglas Isbell. Gene McFarlane, Charles Herrinq. Dale Kelley. Fred Shepard, Wayne Hester, Bruce t English, Kenneth Kelley, Tommy Ellington. Gene Martin, Mickey Oglesbee, Coach Shaddix, Coach Weaver. Quit laughing, Lard! Batt1e Casualties! 84 FUI BASEBA LL ' EAM FIRST ROW: Iimmy Huckaby. Fred Trice, Ioe Helms. Ellis Bransford, George Nobles. Bethel Ingram. Henry Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Donald Harris. Troy Plannkuche, Allen Lee, Delmas Whlilen. Bud Ducan, P. W. Cotton. Iimmy Rogers. Coach McPeake. GJLF Sammy Reeves, Belhel Ingram. Parker Greene, Mac Dall as, Marshall Biniord. Tommy Ellington, Melvin Kersey 85 B YS' BASKE' BA LL ' EAM ,V FIRST ROVV: Alvah Nelson, Marshall Biniord, Bethel Ingram, Melvin Kersey. Sammy Reeves, Buck Warren, Henry Iohnson, Ioe Moore, Bud Duncan. SECOND ROW: Homer Hood. Ennis Young, Tommy Ellington, Gerald Holloway. Gene McFarlane, lack Moore, Charlie Herring. Leon Foster. THIRD ROW: Edwin Kelley, Bruce English. Bob Lonqworth, Billy Sinrich. MANAGERS Bob Watkins, Ellis Bransford THE BOYS IN ACTION 86 Bethel LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE uncan YATESVILLE . ROBERTA. . . I-IOGANSVILLE . TALBOT COUNTY MANCHESTER . HOGANSVILLE . MANCHESTER . IORDAN . . . LA GRANGE . ROBERTA . . . BAKER ..... BASKETBALL SCORES 1949 - 1950 LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE BOY'S REGIONAL 1-AA TOURNAMENT LEE 43 ALBANY SPALDING . GRIFFIN . . BAKER . . . YATESVILLE LA GRANGE IORDAN , . SPALDING . GRIFFIN . . VALLEY . . VALLEY . . J R..S' E'-3ASKE'l'Bf LL ' Ei-XM FIRST ROVJ: Betty Walker, Alverne Winslett, Virginia Reeves, Martha Smith. Fairie Dawkins, Grace Short, lean Pryor. SECOND ROW: Iune Black, Myrtice Hale. Melba McCrackin, Sylvia Reeves, Nell Webb, lean Hutcherson, Christine Vaughn. THIRD ROW: Louise Skipper, Darlene Treadaway. Myrtle Hale, Cindy Cason, Iean Hempstead, Io Whitten, Frances Barrett. Martha Smith. MANAGERS Marilyn Strickland, Barbara lean Shockley THE GIRLS IN ACTION 88 Belly Walker Myrtxce Hale Mcriha Smith LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE Myitle Hale ,L Wm: Chrmine YATESVILLE , ROBERTA. . . HOGANSVILLE . . TALBOT COUNTY . MANCHESTER . HOGANSVILLE . MANCHESTER , ROBERTA . . LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE Nell Webb Guard Syivio Hee June Black 35 SPALDING . . . 33 GRIFFIN . . . . . 24 YATESVILLE . . . 38 SPALDING ...... 41 GRIFFIN ....... GIRL'S STATE AA TOURNAMENT 45 DECATUR ...... 25 MARIETTA ...... 43 GLYNN ACADEMY . . TIACI 46 FIRST ROW: Troy Piarmkuche, Ellis Hamleit, Bobby Milner. Dale Kelley. Bill Iones, Bud Duncan, Delmas Whitten, Bethel Ingram, Gene McFarlane. SECOND ROW: Allen Lee, Alvah Nelson, Bobby Nichols, Ioe Underwood, Fred Shepard, Iackie Smith, Ronny Maxwell, Donald Coqgins, Troy Windham. 'ENNIS KNEEUNG: Iimmy Salter, Bobby Milner. STANDING: Eleanor Arnold, Myrtle Hale, lean Pryor. 90 IE X in A ...- 6 1 EX XP'-I' 1 . ?'!5 ' D -X IXILITA R' PERSONIIEL lst Sql. A. K. Hcrlso, Sqi. 1 Cl. T. O. Newman, Sqi. 1 Cl. E. M. Chestnut, Lt. Col. G. S. Parish, MlSqt. Walier Slayden. MlSgt. A. W. Lamb. F-f'l l'fL VN Cadet Li. Col. Alvah Nelson, Cadet IA. Andrew Adkisson, Cadet Capl. Rooseveli Winkles. Ccxdei Capt. Mac Dallas, Cadet Muster Sgt. Ierry Mcxtthiessen. 4 92 Io Whitten Alvah Nelson Mac Dallas Shirley Pharr Sponsor Cadet Lt. Col. Cadet Captain Sponsor ft' Fl' Q A rr 3-19 Q kqmmwf' Eleanor Arnold Andrew Adkisson Roosevelt Winkles Floy Black Sponsor Cadet Lieutenant Cadet Captain Sponsor 93 t. -O WAPA NY Allen Lee Cadet Captain Martha Mullins Sponsor FIRST PLATOON Iulian Iones, Plt. Sgt., Kenneth Mathis, Plt. Guide. First Squad: Douglas Tankersley, Sqd. Ldr., Oscar Lee, Morgan Key. Harold Stevens, Hugh Flournoy, Second Squad: Bobby Montgomery, Sqd. Ldr., Jimmy Rogers. Bobby Barrett, Wayne Waldrop. Third Squad: Alton Whitten, Sqd. Ldr., Royce Fennel, Iames Reese Frederick Green, Gerald Holloway. 94 L 13? 'ASM , ? a s -1' Iohn Dunn Pam Ferguson Jean Pryor Bobby Paul Cadet Lieutenant Sponsor Sponsor Cadet Lieutenant SECOND PLATOON Harold Craft, Plt. Sgt., Billy Hudgins, Plt. Guide. First Squad: Ernest Gore, Sqd. Ldr, Robert Hoyal, Iohn Ellington, Billy Bridg- man: Second Squad: Robert Teat, Sqd. Ldr., Thomas Montgomery, Bennie Weaver, Allen Williams, Earl Carpenter: Third Squad: Iames Mosley, Sqd. Ldr., Billy Britt, Bobby Tankersley, Barney Rogers. Ralph Hamilton. 95 Y me ve, , ,so f:-Q.. , , Nswfi :,- , Q N fy, '4 I wwww' Wi lv tw 2- gifivwfig .,,-:f:- 1, V2 6 . ' K 'Y 7'seitiSZamX5'h A mzitf, .gif Ioe Moore Patricia Dickens Betty Barron Cadet Lieutenant Sponsor Sponsor THIRD PLATOON S -fi-Ng fi 1,4 Jlfizf, , . l sl , nf. iff ,AJ Bobby Barfield Cadet Lieutenant Ronny Maxwell, Plt. Sgt., Mitchel Oglesbee, Plt. Guide. First Squad: Harold Dorsey, Sqd. Ldr.. Corley Beverly, Haines Hil Shirley, Frank Shepard, Billy Cook: Second Squad: Bobby Iones, Sqd. Ldr.. Ierry Cox, Charles Sessions: Third Squad: Stevens, Sqd. Ldr.. Gene Blakley, Reginald Green, Charlie Her-ring. Gene McFarlin. 96 l, Albert Harold i ,OMPANY Harold Pills Cadet Captain 72 ff Faye Peters Sponsor ,MQ I W J -7755 X If FIRST PLATOON Frank Murdock, Pll. Ldr., Bobby Wilbom. Plt. Sgi., Leon Fosier, Ph. Guide. First Squad: Earl Holley, Sqd. Ldr., Ioe Iordan. Roy Glover. Donald Haywood: Second Squad: Kenneih McCrary, Sqd. Ldr., Harmer Eason. Talmadge Whigham. Richard Walkins: Third Squad: Bobby Wilson. Sqd. Ldr., Tommy Ellington, Roy Fowler, Ioe Rogers. f W A , gi wind. r xl: - ! 97 -.ef ggi... .-,. if ff' .,,., E E2 2 2 ,124 ,mt ff P yeewvil ,L Frank Mmdoek 'Q WE Gene Kilgore Cadet Lieutenant f Q' Cadet Lieutenant Betty Sue Butler Barbara Allen Sponsor Sponsor SECOND PLATOON W. A. Dunnohoo. Plt. Sgt., Roger Treadaway, Plt. Guide. First Squad: Ray Bruce. Sqd. Ldr.. Melvin Howard. Iimmy Salter: Second Squad: Eugene Fallin. Sqd. Ldr.. Clayton Aldredqe, William Pippin. Thomas Fincher, Thomas C. McKinley: Third Squad Harold Bransford, Sqd. Ldr.. Fred Shepard. Billy Carter. Ioe Underwood. Kenneth Aldredqe. 98 X fi 4' '55 WM Donald Harris Betty Thompson Barbara Craft Billy Mitcham Cadet Lieutenant Sponsor Sponsor Cadet Lieutenant THIRD PLATOON Iarrell Stumphf, Plt. Sgt., Leon Bagley. Plt. Guide. First Squad: Bobby Ferguson, Sqd. Ldr., Buck Warren, Gene Martin, Reginald Presley. Melvin Kersey: Second Squad: Richard Anderson. Sqd. Ldr., Donald Coqgins, Iunior Boyd, Henry Colquitt, Eugene Coving- ton: Third Squad: Billy Pitts. Sqd. Ldr.. Elmo Hammond, Ferman Hill, Gary Sprinkle. Clayton Hudson, Royce Abercromby. . K .ltt X an T 7,5 ' 5 , 57 ' Q, - K 1, f, new . ..,., . , . ...f,L,,. H -- l 99 I 1 f f ,JMPA NY mn we I S' xl ,. we - 'rf iw' 5, Parker Greene Cadet Captain Ann Mathews Sponsor FIRST PLATOON Burl Holley, Plt. Sgt., Bobby Harold. Plt. Guide. First Squad: Wallace Sapp, Sqd. Ldr.. Bruce English, Eugene Gilbert, W. W Mathews, Bobby Shaw: Second Squad: Billy Toler, Sqd. Ldr., Roy Fowler. Bill Shaw. Don Mcliachern. Gene Bames: Third Squad lack Smith, Sqd. Ldr., Billy Rabon, lack Holmes, Clary Garland. Clarence Hanson. 100 fl-F2 S fl A Dan Gilbert Eunelle Proctor Pat Phan' Bobby Nichols Codei Lieutenant Sponsor Sponsor Cadet Lieutenant SECOND PLATOON Ronald Shehee, PIL Sql., Tommy Woodall, Pll. Guide. First Squad: Leon Quinn, Sqd. Ldr., P. W. Colton, Adolphus Bailey, Howard Nobles, Mobley Childs: Second Squad: Alvah O'Neal, Sqd. Ldr., Donald Iimmerson, Edward Hewelt, Thomas Dowdy, Alton Gore. Bobby Powers: Third Squad: Billy Ioe Hunier, Sqd. Ldr., Ben Moore, Dean Ballard, Gary Taylor, Harold Siallinqs. sd-'mr MBR 021153 it-mr' fi 9 4 Gee 1 Wayne Hester Q Rebecca Kerr Christine Vaughn Milton Smith Cadet Lieutenant Sponsor Sponsor Cadet Lieutenant THIRD PLATOON Bobby Hayes, Plt. Sgt., Billy Dove. Plt. Guide. First Squad: Melvin Helms, Sqd. Ldr., Buford Story, Gary Emmett, Marshall Binford Le Gare Bray: Second Squad: Harry Gordy, Sqd. Ldr.. Troy Windham, Ioe Carriker, Homer Hood: Third Squad: Colbert Rogers, Sqd. Ldr.. Sammy Reeves. Leon Holmes, Roy Mauldin. Ioseph Lewis, Iulian Daniel. 102 Parker Greene. Mac Dallas, and Alvah Nelson - L I r r I I- r - r ,X I' r n at r L n r. 1- Sgt. NeWman's sharpshooters have entered the Third Army competition tor marksmanship. Last year the Lee sharpshooters were among the best shots in the South and entered the Army's National Matches. They were among the top ten teams in the country. This year the team is practically new, but it contains some good scorers. Before the close of this year the team Will compete in the Hearst Trophy Matches. The three members pictured above are three oi the members from last year's team. The following cadets are those who compose this year's team: loe Moore Marshall Bintord Parker Greene Milton Smith Mac Dallas Frank Murdock Alvah Nelson Ronald Shehee I Hearing a lecture on Military Organization. 103 Edward Hewett Ioe Aclkisson Harold Pitts Dan Gilbert Iohnny Dunn Billy Pitts Iarrell Stumphi Ioe Underwood. Richard Anderson, Bobby Paul. W. A. Dunnuhoo GUIDON BEARERS Bobby Tones. Company A7 THE COLORS Fred Shepard, Ccmpcmy By LeGcu'e Bray. Company C I C 5 . 5 3- Q A E V 5 Z a Y 1 I - Y ii' i Air 'gn' iv . , 11 10 fx fx Z b , A W 21 'f G T V ' x U f . q, ,,.---1- .....- up Q. QW, 7 6 5 -:yy ' ,Q r I -is ,W 5 F J 2 5 32 1 2 9 5 - 'f F L A A ff in ,,,.-LZ' -A 45, 5 I . V L Jg QL 4 f 5 J rx 3- if Uv 5 -r sjq. nb I' I J MISS R.E. LEE... SYLVIA REEVES R. E. LEE... BENNETT HANCOCK f WL PWW94 FRIENDLIEST... Catherine Woodson Bennett Hancock MOST POPULAR. Nell Webb Henry Iohnson MOST INTELLECTUAL Ioanne Vcrrner Bob Watkins MOST ATHLETIC Sylvia Reeves Bud Dunc an CUTEST COUPLE Sheila Wilson Iimmy Davis BEST DANCERS Wanda Wade Ray Teal MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sctrc: Thurston Bob Watkins NEATEST... Floy Black ethel Ingram WITTIEST... Catherine Woodson Dale Kelley BEST PERSONALITY... MOST TALENTED Barbara Cantrell Sara Thurston Bennett Hancock Bethel Ingram ll2 PRETTIEST AND BEST LOOKING Nell Webb Bethel Ingram MOST DEPENDABLE... MOST COURTEOUS loanne Varner Sara Thurston Bob Watkins Bennett Hancock T bfi? , I . 5, i ' -1 l ' xqjjg: . ,Qs Q V. In i g A 55?fgQ ff R' '1 .I 113 Dls'rRlc'r Mas' '91 9 1 F - PIANO 'rmo 4th in District 1s'1 in District Mary Shealy Bobbie lean Dingler Laverne Hanson Sue Hardman SOLO SOLO TYPING HOME ECONOMICS 3rd in District 2nd in District Bill Dickens Bobbie Iecm Dinqler Shirley Pharr Ioyce Argo DECLAMATION ESSAY READING 4th in State 4th in District 4th in District Grd in State SORRY McClellan loyce Denny Bob Watkins Martha Reeves 114 DEBATE AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE Sara Thursion Sonny McClellan Ioanne Varner Bob Watkins ONE.ACT PLAY lst in Dislricf Martha Reeves Sonny McClellan Ioyce Pryor Marlha Searcy ONE-ACT PLAY lCont.l TENNIS SINGLES Delmas Whillen Nell Webb Eleanor Arnold Douglas Adams TENNIS DOUBLES Girls' Boys' Iean Pryor Myrtle Hale Bobby Milner Iimmy Salter E 115 Elbert Stubbs, Ernest Smith, Ray Teal, Lin- nie Shelly, Tommy, Russell, and Euvene Mc- Gowan are now employed by the city . . . as street sweepers. All you have to do is support a successful candidate. Lard Iohnson is now president of the Doris Day fan club, and Iulia White is still in love with Montgomery Clift . . . but, what girl isn't? Honestly, Sara, I was never so shocked! I had such great hopes for Sylvia Reeves, but . . .Il Two days ago I ran into poor Sylvia, She was washing clothes. She now is the Wife of a plumber and has eight children. And she was such a sweet girl! Iimmy Huckaby and Alton Treadaway battle every Saturday night at the city audi- torium in the Golden Gloves tournament. Iimmy is managed by Ioe Helms, and Alton by lackie Lewis. The president of the new Rocket Air Ways is none other than lackie Arnold and he has some swell air hostesses with Betty Smith, Frances McLemore, Mary Io Ellerbee, Io Ann Dunaway, Louise Callahan, and Minnie Lou Cromer. lack Mills is now keeper at Grant Park Zoo in Atlanta where Roy Salter sells popcorn, Billy Ballard vends peanuts, and Iunior Cooper keeps all bits of paper off the beautiful park lawns. When we were Seniors, Bennett Hancock was elected president of everything. Well, now he's elected King . . . of the Hobos. There he reigns with Crown Princes Bobby Nichols and Lamar Lussi. ' Tommy Tatum, Kenneth Rogers, Renay Rentroe, Eugene Ivey and Ray Gulledge have, because of their hard work and sincere effort, become janitors in the New York Herald- Tribune building. Who knows, if they work hard, they may become copy boys eventually. Doris Vining, editor, Belle Butts, advertis- ing manager, and Antionette Harris, business manager, with,the help of Ellene Warren, Vir- ginia Sledge, Hazel Powell, Lucile Oglesbee, and Doris Covington are putting out a first rate fashion magazine called Model. Among the richest men in the United States is Robert Williams. He has made a cool million selling Kick-a-poo Ioy Iuice. Betty Ruth Cox, Rhunette Dinkins, Christine Ellington, Marlene Salter, Marion Vaughn, Ieanette Smith, and Rubye Shaw are now suc- cessful feminine versions of the Fuller Brush Man. Last of all, Urte Voigt, famous interpreter, is trying to teach Einstein Watkins to speak German. Bob says he's going to Germany to do some research but from what I've seen of the German girls, well . . . Well, I must close for now. Congratula- tions on the success of your latest book. I should like to write more but I must go back to my studies. I'm reading HOW TO WRITE A SHORT STORY IN SIXTY-FIVE EASY LES- SONS. Love, BARBARA. 'ifr it Mm IK' , i ni A c 1 12 1 I xo A A 2 P 0 0 -J 9 KJ ,,, X C 8 Q 1+ 1 5 + . in 6 X, -2+-1 Q H ' '-TQ: x '5,.,g,, Zflvulw lf, 1 ' .QT : - - H f 'Fl' I 1 E M - Rx 3 11,1 69' . Z:::,':'1l'E:s :fJ iiltw -T wwvfi-lf' ' 5,-QsX1--ffiwf , x:2f:2fi :1'fff1:f gE3S41:Q il fitifikilyg k , A 3 Q J . G! 9 ' M63 'R Z-fgffe ' if ff N'-7:5sL? 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Professor Our Lunchroom Siatf Our NNQQ.. Yau re Bmq Enough Old Enough Sidi and Ugly Enough Oh, Miss Rocks! Now, About the Dark Ages . The Bxggest Problem Min. Thompson cmd Her Giris In P. O. D. Sweet Smile and Sweet Music The Indispensable Mr. Wise emonagfiea rounc! fine amloud MQ Q , 4 D Compliments of THOMAS JEWELRY COMPANY ik COLUMBIA DIAMOND RINGS INTERNATIONAL SILVER ELGIN WATCHES 75? Church and Main Streets Thomaston, Georgia Q U 121 ,Q. ,9. ,9. ,QQ A ,Q ,Q. ,Q Compliments of ATLANTIC SERVICENTER D. H. STEVENS, Manager Thomaston, Ga. wo! , 4 ,OK ,QQ ,04 ,Qi ,Of ,01 101 ,gf ,Q. ,04 ,Q ,QP , Compliments of PARKWAY FLORIST I -soi ,QQ ,Of ,QQ on ,of ,Qi ,01 ,of ,of ,Q Compliments of SUN RAY GRILL Where the young people meet to eat PHONE 1257 ,ol 0- ,04 ,Qt ,Ol ,QQ ,Qc ,QQ ,gl ,O Compliments of CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS COMPANY Household Furnishers Thomaston, Ga. ,OK 4 ,01 ,gl ,g ,01 ,0- ,of 0. ,Q ,0. ,g. ,Qi ,Q Compliments of THE BAND BOX Mas. EVELYN HICKS ,gf ,QQ ,of ,Ol ,04 ,g. ,gf ,of 0 O Ugg. ,Q ,0. ,o- ,o- fo- ,Q- E Compliments ia of E WILSON APPLIANCE L COMPANY I gpg. ,Q. . ,Q. ,O. ,fy -of 2 wo- I Compliments of E EMORY ADAMS Foon E STORE I 905 BARNESVILLE ST. F Phone 132 Thomaston, Ga ao- fof 301 wo- ,of wo- xo- ro- :oe -of 630- wo: f -cu ,of :oc fo- 1 wo: fog Q Compliments of UQ REEVES BONDED A WAREHOUSE g PHONE 67 ao- wo- of wo- ,ox wo: of Upo- ,of :of -0- fo- ,ov -Q4 f Ao- i Compliments H of U JAMES R. DAVIS E Attorney U o ao- fo: -of FA ,A . ,A ,A ,A ,A A Q Compliments of Q THE WESTERN AUTO Q ASSOCIATE sToREs 3 PHONE 777 ao: :oc of ,oc :o- :of wo- 128 Q3 O O W F o 01 wo: THE AMERICAN OIL CO 1. D. GREENE, Agent NO BUSINESS TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL, YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATEDU GAS - OIL - GREASE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES NORTH CENTER STREET Q 1 , VI U U COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE H. MIKELL JEWELER, WATCHMAKER, and ENGRAVER For the Best in Watch Repairing THE FINEST IN LADIES' WATCHES COME SEE US 104 South Hightower Street Thomaston, Georgia 129 0 0 EO- me o U E04 'Of O O O O O O O 104 1 :Ol O O O IO' 'OGC 'Of O Of DOCE Q Compliments of E U O E COMMERCIAL FINANCE COMPANY U E AUTO FINANCING AND REFINANCING E E Phone 873 C. B. Short E aw :of o- fox 1 ,oc ,of o o o o o oi ,of wo- wo1 mcg pof ,of o o moi yo 1-104 nn- ,of ,of :ot o o o o of mcg U 0 Q Compliments of E I O j GEORGIA HIGHWAY EXPRESS Q Q u .3 FRANK W. WARREN, Agent am :Oc F04 P01 ,Of FO' V04 P04 ,Of VO' 'Of 410i ' O O ,Oi E35 XTOI ,QQ :of :oc vol :of :oc wo4 vof wo- vol :oi :of ,of 204 ,of 1 of hoc? O U Q PERKINS FREIGHT LINES, INC. 3 THE LINE OF PERSONAL SERVICE E cj GRIFFIN THOMASTON ATLANTA E cj Phone 2071 Phone 3 Phone CY. 2996-7 E O E QDQ. o :of o o o o o o o o o o ,of ,od N301 JO: O 07101 O P01 ,Of 'Of P04 O O O O rec? E Compliments U E of U E GRANT BANKS CUMPANY E Q o + U U O 0 H Q4 1Of OCDO O PO! O O P04 O O 1OCQ Upoi zo- o O O o :of No: ,oi 10+ 104 :oc 2 o 4 1 ciocf GCE E Compliments of Q Q KERSEY'S FOOD STORE Q GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE O U 904 Barnesville Street Q O Thomaston, Geor ia U U g O c6fT5OfT5OfTO4T5OCDO'-1501 PO O O 'Of P04 POS PO4 ,Of F 4.201 'O O O DOC! 130 O Q04 o o 04 204 ,o- 104 so 104 404 fo4 04 o ,o4 bo- 404 04 focb Q U Q Cosmetics by Elizabeth Arden-Lentheric and Revlon E Q WHITMAN'S CANDIES Q CITY DRUG COMPANY U O 3- 0 o ocso- 204 404 bo 04 fo4 wo4 ,o4 404 104 fo- fo4 fo4 404 fo o o fo4 fodg fQO4 O O O O O P01 ,Of P04 ,O P01 O O O O4 YOCRJ U 0 Q Compliments of Q U O U DUKE'S STUD10 Q THOMASTON, GEORGIA an ,ocaof wo o 404 bo- ,o4 :of bo- ,o4 :of fo- ,OJ WOW O O 101 O O O O O O O O 1501 ,Oi O4 POC? U Q U STALLINGS U FOR O Q YOUR ARROW SHIRTS Q Q4 O O O O O O O O O O DOE QDC14 O O 101 204 O H04 OCE Q Compliments of E U O Q KILPATRICK HARDWARE COMPANY Q HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS, AND GIFTS Q U O 0 H Q30 0 0 of 204 wo4 ,o4 :of wo4 :of 204 ,of 104 404 104 fo- wo4 204 o o o ,od Q04 wo- :of 404 104 404 :C4 :of ,of 204 204 404 :O4 :O4 404 404 ocg U 0 Q GOOD AND BETTER FURNITURE FOR LESS MONEY Q E LOOSIER FURNITURE COMPANY Q 217-219 N. CHURCH STREET i Q Buy and Pay the Easy Loosier Way E E304 Q DO O4 4 vo4 404 wo4 04 404 yoj 131 Please Mr. let pictures today. Siupxd! expkains peepsiqht mne-weeks tes! versxons of Pxunes 2 Two book-worms Memcmwq That dill? Sprmq Irium Did they thas in ls this what they lecmx ui P-her u School? or an 636114661 fion GO' 'O O O O O O OQJOC FO O O O O O O O i. Q....?OCM O O 01 HJC 'S J 5 COMPLIMENTS TO O 0 GRADUATING CLASS 0 of '50 0 PETE THURSTO POST O. 81 O THE A ERIC LEGIO O O O THOMASTON, GEORGIA O f L. A. Mallory, Ir ..... Commander L Jake Eason . . . Sr. Vice Commander 9 S. G. Mullins . . Jr. Vice Commander R. C. Pinkard ..... Adjutant 6 Tom Allen ...... Sgt.-at-Arms Robert W. Taylor ..... Historian D Jack Hutchinson . . . Finance Officer T. H. Cason ....... Chaplain O And Members 0 if O 0 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY 9 PETE THURSTON UNIT No. 31 THOMASTON, GEORGIA 0 Mrs. Billy Blount ..... President Mrs. Dewey Daniel . lst Vice President 0 Miss Clemmie Barron 2nd Vice President Mrs. Alvin Hudgins .... Secretary O Miss Mildred Fortner . Corp. Secretary Mrs. G. L. Jones ..... Chaplain O Mrs. R. H. Pruett, Sr. . Sgt.-at-Arms Mrs. H. B. Braswell .... Historian O EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE O Mrs. Carl White Mrs. John H. Srnith Mrs. O. B. Torbert Mrs. E. L. McCarty O 0 United in Peace as in War O 6 r Qpct o 01 :roof io 010 o o o fo- ro o o o o o o o o o Q. ,ogy 133 gmt Jo- L..:of v0 o ob T04 ,of y f'Ho1 ,o o ,of wc? Compliments of Compliments A O 9 of o I V O CITY WHOLESALE JIM BAKER A O 5 HARDWARE Sc SUPPLY CO. .5 Q JEFF DAVIS ROAD + O Q 0 Phone 34 - 35 9 Thomaston, Georgia 5, Thomaston' Ga 9 Q01 P04 PO9gOl PO' F04 F Of O J 66321701 PO O C ' 'OE F04 P01 O O O 4.904 'O E04 204 O O O O4 lf? . V V Compliments Of Compliments of L iv LOGUES INC. Q THOMASTON CAFE + 0 ' 6 Better Goods - Lower Prices THOMASTON. GA- EGOK 20 lol 'Of O4 DOCQ 334-TO' YO 54504 ,Of 'Of F05 601 o o of fog 6304 yo: o L.poQ :of o o or-,cg Compliments of Compliments of O 9 ' O O Watsoll s F'llI'l11tl1I'C O JENNIEQS SHOP Company 101 N. Center 5, 110 E. Main Street Thomaston, Georgia 5 O THOMASTON, GA. j + F Q if E V 5 QQ O O ,gram ,Ol O QL a:t,1ofLpo4..-1oe,.:of ,of :of O :of :oC9 0 U G 1 4 O4 101 O O O O4 301 PO O O 104 TRI-CITY LAUNDER-RITE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harp Phone 1208 Corner of Hightower and Walker Streets Q31 :of o c o o- ,or ,Cb GPO' YO1 O O O 051104 C O PO O D04 O O O O O O PCL.-vOf IC The TIIOHIHSTOII Office Equipment Company Thomastorfs Exclusive Office Supply and Office Equipment Store ROYAL Standard and Portable Typewriters O o V1 Q34 ,OQJCM ,Q 'wx-dm ,gf ,Qi ,ol ,of 10. ,QQ por not of o o o fo '.4o-'Mpeg U 9 Compliments of O O SAM'S CLEANERS 0 Fur Cleaning Glove and Leather Cleaning Phone 1455 Highway North O JEFF DAVIS ROAD 9 Q '5 n Q01 Io o r ,of w o ,of ,od 6,301 201 O O a...JO4 O O Oc mfg Q . 9 Q V Compliments O w of in SILVERTOWN THEATER O l o House of Hits 5 ? 6 R Q7fiJOxL2OL.JOL,2Oxl2Oxl2O42OxTyO4zOn,20g.2OC! G01 DO O O O O 04404 ,Oh o 9 f lg 5 5 Compliments of CHATFIELD'S O MODEL LAUNDRY SERVICE STATION + fl Q o o o o ,odf s 4 o 9 l ik W V 6 J PHONE 1293 9 6 9 . 5 o F7 3147201 O O O 0 504 :OCJ 35 Og ICQ O N I O O E: U3 ,QQ ,gf ,g. ,Qt ,om Qs Compliments of THOMASTON BUS DEPOT Mrs. Robert Barron, Agent ZPO1 201 Of , 4 ,gf ,0. ,Qt .0. ,0. ,gf ,0. ,0. ,QQ ,Of ,0. ,Q. -9. .04 BRADDY JEWELRY COMPANY DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE The Store of Quality and Service EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova - Gotham and Longine Watches ,ocjgt ,Of ,gf ,Q. ,0. ,QQ ,g. Q1 ,QQ ,gf ,QQ ,gf ,Q ,ol ,Q. ,0 , ,Of ,0. ,QQ ,QQ ,QQ Compliments of O. W. JONES 81 SON HARDWARE CO. Hardware, Gifts, F eeds, and Seeds You Crm Get It at Jones 1 ,of ,gf ,gy ,QQ ,Q1 , , 4 ,gl ,431 .04 ,gl ,QQ ,Of ,gf ,Q. .Qt ,of ,01 ,0. sg. ,gf ,Qt ,QCVQ UPSON BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 208 Thomaston, Georgia Q. ,431 ,QQ ,QQ mg- ,0. ,gf ,Q1 , 4,3404 4 136 01 101 'O Of '3Of WO O O O Of 10 B O 9 Compliments of L E WIS B R O S . 5 O O Q o 4- QOI'-501 104 O O O O O O Of 105 F04 FO O O O O O O O' 1Ob R. B. MAXWELUS 5.10-250 STORES 0 + o TI1omaston's Leading 5 dl I0c Store O Where Shopping is a Pleasure 0 Q04 'Ol O O O 0 O O O O Ol 105 6,304 10 Q Q1 10- So. 104 SQ. ,gt Q Q- ,QQ McKENNEY 9 INSURANCE AGENCY Q Insure Today-Be Sure Tomorrow qv FIRE - CASUALTY E AUTO - BONDS 100 N. Church St. Phone 1104 9 QC' 'O' O O OQ..,704 30' 0 O O 'O' N75 137 60' 10 O O O O O O O iOf 'UQ 9 . 6 6 O Compliments of O O o 9 O 2 + Q 9 6 S Q0'15Of v0 70' 501 O O O 0 O Of YOU 6,901 D0 O O O O O O 0 O 'OC ICE 9 . 5 5 , O 0 Compliments of 0 O o Gladin'S Ladies Shop 9 0 5 O 0 + 5 9 6 S Qoc wo o o o o o o o o of woe? EOS '01 o o for :of wo- xo o o :of -CE Q ,. 6 Best Wishes 6 O to the 0 SENIOR CLASS O OF 9 'P 1949-50 5 9 Singer,S Silvertown Store 6 A and o 5 Singer'S Tot and Teen Shop 6 6 2 QQ- vor.Jof o o o o o o o io- ,od lib Qlpa 9542? h , axis Vining A Mdrgfe Hgbbs Belle Butia , 1 l f 1 MQW 96 1 ,s of ' oe 099 201 .swovb ... xl-'LQ eg K , ' 1 X fp ..v W X ' .ff A an ' A davgi If b , A::A ,,,A .... V' iw Q' wiv' pb 19 wx Qxtdxfba 40 we a-W5 SYIWU A-.,,,,e 9 Madwf' SK rickmna Lamar L fo 0132, Sql Anlioneiie Harris Sara McManus O gOs1JOnlzOL-2OQipOgiyOaT1O4J0aEQ04 Oc-.101 OOOOOOOO 4 ,CCH -0 O of -oc? Z COMPLIMENTS OF O O THE FRANK BI ORD SUPPLY Q O COMPANY Q 0 fi 5 an , OOO, , OOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOQO, go. O O O O O O O 0 O O O Q O 0 O Q O O. ,DCM ,OFM ,O ,CCE Z Compliments Q O of O fj F I CHER ,IE ELRY COMPA Q Q, DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY O Z Fincher Building 0 O I 0 O THOMASTON, GA. SINCE 1890 5 an ,O C, C , OOQQOO, Oi QOOOOO Jonwj 140 00 o lc. .O. ,Of--eo. .Ot ,of ,of :of 1o4..Jof' vofwoL,.,o1 for ,of wo- we sc-of ,of o o och U o O THE THOMASTO LIONS CL B O - In Memoriam - Lion H. Tillman Haygood Secretary Thomaslon Lions Died 1 November 24, 1949 Marvln Adams Leonard Adams Emory Adams Owen J. Adams Hays Arnold Tom Allen R. E. Adair Z. W. Banks A. V. Barron H. S. Benson Jas. E. Boyers Ellis T. Bray Dallas Broome W. L. Brown Perry S. Bush Julius C. Bostwick B. M. Branch Raymond D. Black W. C. Cochran S. J. Carswell W. H. Clarke Russell L. Crawford OFFICERS 1949-1950 President ..... lst Vice President . 2nd Vice President . 3rd Vice President . Secretary . . . Treasurer Lion Tamer . Tail Twister .... Assistant Tail Twisters Marvin Adams . Bill Gibson . J. L. Watkins . Will Woodall John B. Haynes Julius Bostwick . Grady House . Bill Thomas Paul Smith and George Wilson DIRECTORS Dallas Broome, Gus Longworth, Charlie jenkins, R. C. Pinkard Immediate Past President - John B. Haynes G. Bruce Groom Tilman Dix W. H. Daniel Dr. R. E. Dallas Burdette Daniel Talmadge B, Echols Mayne R. Edwards E. W. Foy Newton Fowler Will Brown Ferguson W. J. Gibson J. Rawlins Gladin Douglas Goodroe J. D. Greene J. G. Hardman Morris Hartman Pete Harvey John B. Haynes Dallas E. Hazelwood F. M. Henry Gordon R. Holstun H. Grady House Claude E. Hudglns Chas. Hooten C. B. Jenkins, Jr. Irving Kass P. T. King A. G. Longworth Harold Lifsey Alan C. Mallory Tom Minor Dr. P. K. Mason Paul Matthiessen Rhodes Murphy Paul T. Mitcham, Jr. C. W. tBushyJ McDaniel E. S. McGahee A. W. McKenzie Harry Ormand, Jr. C. H. Orrick, Sr. Guy Oxner Jack Perdue R. C. Pinkard Joe F. Reeves J. E. Richards A. Leon Singer T. J. Slade, Sr. Weyman J. Slade Waller S. Slayden Chas. W. Smith Paul Smith Allen L. Stiles Hubert Storey W. H. Thomas Howell B. Thompson E. E. Turner Millard B. Underwood Everette Waller Al Uphold John L. Watkins Jesse L. Williams W. K. Woodall W. H. Wolfe George Wilson R. W. Yawn Hartley Barron Fred Crawley 301-of-s0f+Of+sr301-greg-f ,gf ,ot ,oe ,of doa :cigars of .of for-101-104-wofiioz ofmwofvodl 1411 ,gt io. ,QQ ,Qt ,gt ,gf 3 ,ot Compliments of HELLNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE 593 Over One-Fourth Century at Five Points ,Of ,Of ,of ,Qt ,Of ,gl ,gf of ,Qt ,Qt ,Q4 ,Qt ,Ot ,Qt 1 ,QQ Compliments of H. Doyal Salter and Ernest E. Mahler ,Qc ,of ,QQ 104 ,gt ,of ,ot io. ,Qf ,of yo. ,QQ 104 ,ot 1 ,Qt Compliments of COBB,S CREDIT CLOTHING 109 Hightower Street ,Ot - ,Of ,Of ,QQ ,gt ,Qt ,Of Q4 ,on 1 ,Qt ,Ot ,Qt ,Of ,QQ Compliments of THE STAR GROCERY 108 East Gordon Street ,Of 4 ,gf ,Og--,Qt ,Q- 04 ,of ,of 04 wot 4 wo. ,of ,Of ,Of , ,Of Compliments of QUALITY CLEANERS ALBERT UPHOLD, Owner ,Qf-104 ,ot ,om ,of ,gf ,QQ 04 604 POC D04 IOC P01 704 H04 HO! P04 E Compliments of E THE MELL-O-KRUST BAKING O COMPANY Q Home of MELLO-KRUST U Products E A. T. GREEN RAYMOND ASTUMIAN acc ,of wok :ol fo: wot ,on fo- fo- :ox wo- pof ,of fo- :of :o wo- wo1 Q L Compliments I of Q cEoRcE H. MILLER Q Attorney any vol wo- wo. po- fo- ,ol -0- ,of ,o- :of :of :OK Ll I Compliments of E Eason Motor Company E Buick Sales and Service O . I Thomaston, Georgia O Q01 ,or 0: ,Qc 104 not ,Qt ,cz ,gf ,Q- gyot ,QQ 1 ,gt ,Qt lot g ,Of O Q Compliments of Q Q ll + BARRON'S STUDIO o QQ. ,Of . ,Of ,Qt o- ig. ,ot Hp o ll E Compliments of E FRANK s. M1DDLEBRooKs 5 Qc! so- ,o. I 4-2 O Qpof ,oc 1 1-'vm bo 'O Q Compliments of U U FERGUSON'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION E THOMASTON, GEORGIA at yo- of ,of :ot ,o- -of fo: ,of ,of vo: 'O gpm ,0. ,of ,Qt x vo: :O L Compliments of l E THE THOMASTON BAR ASSOCIATION in O + I R304 fo- 1 'Of 'Of ' 1--PO' 'O' ' fbot :of 1 :oe-ww :of 1 wo- - 'O L, L Compliments of I f HESTER DRUG COMPANY E THOMASTON, GEORGIA an ,0. - ,of :oe-yw wo1 wo- ,cf fm Ao- 2 .201 :of -0 go. ,Q. -of :of ,of-'Soc :of 'O Q Compliments of U Q SILVERTOWN PHARMACY Q THE REXALL STORE Q QM ,Of :ol -04 ,of xo wO Wo! ,O4 ,O, ,o. ,O, ,O. ,gl ,Q wof :OE go- ,ot ,ot ,of wot ,of :of ,ot E Best Wishes from g Q R. M. Q Birdsong Insurance FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO Q Agency SUPPLIES STORE U E Q West Main St. Phone 1103 U + 0 THOMASTON, GA. 301 :of ,0. ,of ,O wo- yoj Qc- ,of ,of ,of ,of fo: :of :o- ,ot :o- Ao 143 Q9 D EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH and LEE REBEL BOOSTERS FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS I ALVAH NELSON LUMBER C0 THOMASTON ICE CO. Q , .o. ,, ,.-10. ,.,. H U, ,o. ,W , . ,LN ,0. B Compliments of Junior Chamber of Commerce + THOMASTCN, GEORGIA 4 104 Q04 ,OL ,Of ,gl 144 .2 F04 PO O O O O O O O 104 O O 07704 v0 O O O C74 DOCK ,O O O IOCQ 3 EMM ll 0 M NEH1 BoTTL1NG 0 ' I l I-CRO l 1 GUN .4.....A W : in O Q, cm ff COMPANY O 2 fullz ' Q glasses -JL EDO O O4 M304 ,Of O ,Of DO4 P01 O O O O O O O O O YO ,O O O1 rOCy 6501 DO O O O4 O O O O O O O O O O D O O Of ,CCN ,O 0 O YOCB Q O 6 Compliments of O CHAS. KASS CUMPANY 0 THoMAsToN, GEORGIA 314 30 O OK lOCDO' 'O O O O O O O O O O O O O OK...2Of YOf i3Ol 'Of 'Od GDC' HO O O4 lOl ,Of O O O O O O O O O O O O O4 IOCI4 20 O OK. ,DCU STANFORD ELLINGTON POST No. 6447 Thomaston, Georgia O Commander .... . Edwin Trice 0 Sr. Vice Commander . . Ross Brantley O Jr. Vice Commander . John Edenfield Adjutant ..... Gilmore Hancock O Quartermaster .... Chas. L. Short O Trustee . . Wm. Gibson, Marion Page O Jesse Eidson 0 I'Ve would like to express our appreciation to the faculty and student O body of the R. E. Lee High School for the cooperation we F3 received in 1949. Best wishes in 1950. E R301 ,Q O O H204 JO O O O O O 201 201 O 0 O O O O O O O Of wodf 145 Q ,0. ,of yo 5304 - U Q U WOODSON BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, and Compliments cf Electrical Contractors 9 MCCLELLAN S TRUITT R. WOODSON E MAURICE J. WooDSoN 9 P NORTH CENTER STREET Telephone 161 Box 667 + Q .O 0. ,059 QQ. ,O G Q :QQ :QE TO' i0 ROGERS TEXACO SERVICE STATION Compliments of DUNLAP TIRES, TUBES BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES The RITZ THEATER O 'A' Phone 203 Barnesville St. 5 Q ,O Qi ,OJ QQ. W U ' 104 ,OB 604 ,Q B Compliments J. R. Wheless 81 ,Sons ...of... REDUS PHARMACY ELECTRICAL WIRING l + QS EJQ J I ,dj ' ,f ,f L X j fi Q 3, 4, ,of Po. Q ,o. E154 ,.-,RK-1 U , 5 ,V f 'ig XL .XXX 4 W f -1 E X5 . ' X 3 f' -N 1 ' y f Compliments of XX M x. xi E 1 Xl XT'f1 ' ,L GREEN'S FUEL GAS if Xi . x x, X SERVICE, INC. Xu O mx Q 1 if s I of .C YOUR LP GAS DEALER 'ik F ,. , X xx xx gal 0 COMPLIMENTS OF xlib N. .X v WHEELESS JEWELRY COMPANYW Authorized Dealers X5 BULOVA - GRUEN - HAMILTON - ELGIN - HARVEL WATCHES ' RITZ THEATER BUILDING THOMASTON, GA. 0 Q ,QQ ,Qc 4 ,Q 6 N 147 L4 sz x is Svmmim'afhwsrV,ggi:::,:, ,. ,. ,,, , . A ,. 1- ' A - - H f A - Lziaiwfgf lgt ,Qi-512W 11M -' xc ml O fpof ,of Clboc :of o 5 fp 4 ,ol ,of ,Qt ,Of ,gf ,Of .04 ,gr ,Of ,Q 11 m g Q McGehee S1 Adams 9 g LAW OFFICES 9 Q 1? Q91--S01 :O 1 wo1 01 ,och H301 101 1 wO1 QOLJO1 101 w 101 ,CE g Compliments of 9 Q Betty Ray Freeman 9 U Q U ' 5 O H Q71 , 1 wo- 101 700 Upoi QO1 1 101 101 201 101 w :CE Q Compliments of E U . 1 U D3l1l6l,S Men's Shop U Q o f U U 0 0 H Q01 wo1 w 1....wO1 w 1.401 101 201 -O0 6,601 101 101 wO1 H01 201 201 -O1 :OE 5 Compliments of U U B. F. Goodrich Store U Kelvinator Refrigerator QU, E Thor Washing Machine U O Your Home-Town B. F. E Q Goodrich Tires E Q01 1o1 1 101 ,O1 201 -o1 -01 101 ,O1 101 -od! 5301 201 JO1 -O1 101 wo1 ,O1 201 101 -ob U Q G Compliments of Q Q SUGGS CHEVROLET Q COMPANY 0 U Authorized Sales afncl Services Q E THOMASTON, GA. asf-101 , - fo1 ,o1 101 wo1 fo1 101 fo1 -OCU Keenan Auto Parts CO Phone 141 THOMASTON, GA. Call Kee11an's First 10- ,of ,Of ,Q 0- ,gf 01 Q1 ,of 1 ,QQ ,QQ 101 , ,Q Compliments of Paulkas Pharmacy Phone 611 Barnesville Street fo1 io 201 ,of 1 of 101 vo- 101 QQ- ,Qi ,Q. .01 sg. ,0. ,g. ,9. ,g. ,QK ,Q Pruitt Insurance Agency Pruitt Bldg. Phone 627 THOMASTON, GA. Best Wishes from S. Y. PRUITT, JR. J. M. MACK RAINES ,01 ,Of ,gf ,Q1 ,Of ,of 10. .04 ,QI 01 O1 wo1 '01 -O1 -o ,O Compliments of Peugh Shoe Shop ,Of 101 you , O. no- ,gl .04 ,QQ sg. 104 ,QQ yo- ,QQ ,01 THE NEW STORE WITH THE YELLOW FRONT We Sell 'Em Cheap and Sell a Heap ,oi ,gt ,gzlwgr ,Qt ,Or ,QQ ,Qi Compliments of HOLLOWAYS TIRE SHOP RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING B. F. 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