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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1953 volume:

T 'I BARRoN's STUDIO 106 North Chgfch Street Hpne aa20+TH0MA5ToNg GA. Q --9 'f M ' ' -- ' -faflh, TUSQY' sffflf 1 4 I 2? Q4 4-A TY l H, 1. 'va-ri? i , . 'fr' A y .I V3 45 Y ,Q , ly. - 1 N i,Q,pg,, K ,f 4i!':k'. 12 L 5 . BARR,ON'S.STUfJIO 106 North Church Street Y 3320 - THOMASTON, GA. 51 H P E E i i E F 2 3 9 Y E F E r a s s , . E r E E , F . L i, I, L i L 2 5 of Cf ghp fl S EEE REBEL 3, 53 R. E. LEE INSTITUTE THOMASTON, GEORGIA 1 iw! ,SQ .4 K LL gmt - ,..LA. W ,NW , iwg.. af M I ,LL,- 21 ,X- Mxt fi g . a .5 .gs .,. . . N. .Lg k,k, V. is ,K www .. 'lsr 11 A! .. A.-1-Q, -. O 'Q .ou iii, , ,s SU wf Ts' ,Q Jig? 5H3'fbs Q. ms if Nw -hw .V A , H. - 'hy It ' 'Q-,M ' , ms' .4 Ag A. 'Q ,.4f,.fg jA. I ,,f1WWiaQil, 1 . fis'+i15i 1 T . QQ Y . f1? f?i1 T , Y i ' 1 5:5 4 ,, ,f Y .equi nw ix' af, -my f . 1553! W in 'A 7 af' 5 fi-2.- rxkQQyg6 , , '--f2f,fiwfi1,',T , ' I-41,15 . vga iz i A 4w2+g,s5l,fg . , X-wg. .ii 5- 1. Q, A ' sq, X. I JA Zu ' , r.. M. A Ax . , mgyh , M .H ,M Y W. . 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Then, pausing just a second to catch your breath - and being well prepared for the next, and greatest, act through your experiences in the Robert E. Lee Circus - get ready to enter the Show of the Future, the great Tent of Life. --- -7-1-md -.- u 1 A-ii S 1 Af I X 1, T A X Q fffl X QA cg ,Afw K , T 'S '51 ffffg ,vx I G' M' x ' -,f , '7' . . K 7 H ilk ' 'Q j 1 T 44 .- gig? ff: g X T Q, '5Qi335fggEgv5:'Z'7 K S fx ff 4 X X ' ,seep Q A 1 ll x , Chiefs' Z X j I W! X ln' , Nl fff if W rff J - I A 4 2 f ' Q ll S 3, ' f . ,L .ZAZ l ' 5 - I . FACULTY ,.3 2- CLASSES as 3. ACTIVITIES - - - ' - 1::' I - ' 4- SPORTS Nw , ..:1: Q 7, ADS 1 I QW T fav x 7 A Q Law xx M2 M5C 3 AAA ATAAA TAA Dedicafian A teacher in the dignity of the noblest sense, he has instructed us, encouraged us led b , us y ex- ample. We have learned much in his sparkling friendship. A man never too busy to help us with our prob- lems, never too busy to talk to us, and never too busy to sympathize, to laugh, he has given freely of his time, talent, of himself. For his hours of hard work and time spent to make Lee a better student body, his popularity among the student body and faculty, we dedicate the 1953 REBEL to . . . MR. JOHN W. WOODALL -.H 2Y gaze!! ghaehbn ' 7? ' 2?y ?59F f i by - .pq 'ff bg.,-,W fe ,.g3b.?2 - . A.,, , .. .. 5 Ah i .J I ,K 7 v.,,5iLiQQm.4 Hill-Quugg MH. GORDON HOLSTUN MR. CLYDE SALTEH Szzperintendent ' Chairman MR. DICKSON ADAMS MR. W. K. WOODALL DR. M. M. MCCLELLAN - MR. ALVAH NELSON MH. W. H. THOMAS MR. RAWLINS CLADDIN ll 53216319 slim? I ilix X X 6 X , WX ax M WAX' WM fy X ,J ..., 1 ' K9 N Xyn C H g , 'A'A J + lf 'ff'frf'f 'A A'ZfiifgffffffffSfgfgffffi -. ' fififffffffffi f Cf - Y , . -:'g ..... fp''IififgigIgiijfggigigjfjfgfgig' O w 'AVA ' f O . ,. , .... '.'.,-.-', I l CJ- N - - A A ras! , . - ' Q X,,,.J v ?,- 1 X - - A . X gi L ., .- Przncjpal I KENNETH J MOORE HAROLD O MAGUIRE Lee is very fortunate to have four such swell people for our office force as we have in Mrs. Rachel Kennedy, Mrs. Juanita Alexander, Mrs. Harriet David- son, and Mrs. Garnett Kimball. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Alexan- der toil long and hard for us in Mr. Holston,s officeg Mrs. David- son is always on the job as our visiting teacher, and who among us hasn't pleaded with Mrs. Kim- ball to let us go to town during lunch period fsomehow we never seem to convince her that it really is a matter of life or deathlj ? Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Alexander, and Mrs. Kennedy. Student - acuity ,ltctzztztztfs Ezfmmzttve lltk lllllimll WM ' Miss Dean, Billy Sinrich Glen Turner Mr Hogan Mr Woodall Mrs Lhatfuld Mrs Heult The athletic program at Lee in- cludes football, track, basketball, tennis, baseball, golf, and rifle marksmanship. Lee is extremely proud of its teams because we have fine play- ers that show good sportsmanship and excellent school spirit. We may have lost a few games, but we have won a fine name for our school through our sportsmanship. The team loses little material by graduation this year and we are looking for a championship team next year. The girls' intramural sports program, sponsored by the Phys- ical Educational Department, in- cludes volleyball, basketball, and tennis. Miss Dean, Coach Weaver, Mrs. Peacock. Left to 1-jght,Mrs.Lydie C-reene, Mr. Lorenzo Braxton, Mrs. Beth Chatfield, Mrs. Memmie Colcord, Mrs. Ruth Heule, Mr. John Woodall, Miss Lee Holder. fanguagv Department Our language department is divided into two main branches: the English department and the foreign language department. The English department is further divided into three branch- es of study: general English, business English, and journalism. JOHN WOODALL The English department has as its main purpose the teaching of practical every- day English and writing. This department also tries to broaden the student's mind in the fields of finer literature. Since each student is required to take English four years, this is considered one of the most important departments in high school. Our foreign language department is still in its infancy and, as yet, includes only two languages: Latin and Spanish. The language department sponsors the English Club, Latin Club, and Spanish Club to better acquaint the student with the finer points of these languages. H., 'S aria! fiance Department The Social Science Department sponsors probably more classes than any of the other departments. They are: American History, World History, Journalism, Social Living, Problems of Democracy, and Geography. This department held a student election this year just a few days before the national election. We had our own Stevenson and Eisenhower, and were priviledged to choose between them. fWe chose Stevensonlj The social science department is especially designed for students who have varied interests in social issues, research, and public or social issues. M155 BLANCHE SHEHEE This department provides a broad cultural background for understanding public affairs, for useful citizenship in the American democracy. Left to right: Mr. Jesse Shaddix, Mr. William Bone, Mr. Howard McPeake, Miss Blanche Shehee, Mr. Ralph Hogan, Mrs. Louise Schumacher. Lewes NATNJN5 uses W 145 'bfi MATH DEPARTMENT Mr. James Hunter, Mr. Roy Adams, Mr. J. E. Richards, Mr. Guy Oxner. DEPARTMENT HEADS MR. ROY ADAMS Head, Math Department CAPT. SAMUAL T. RHODES PMSQT Military Department Capt. Samual T. Rhodes, Sgt. Walter Slayden, Sgt. A. W. Lamb, Sgt. James Thomas. The math department is one of the most important in our school. Everyone has to have at least one type of math before graduating, and most students try to have three or four. We have a very complete math department offer- ing all stages of college prepara- tory math, including business and general math, beginners and ad- vanced algebra, plane and solid geometry and trigonometry. dh if The R.O.T.C. unit is an integral part of our school program. Our unit has been a credit to Lee by maintaining an honor rating and instilling in our students traits of character, leadership and dis- cipline. Capt. Samual T. Rhodes, the PlVlS8zT, is ably assisted by Sgts. Slayden, Lamb and Thomas. Sgt. Slayden is retiring this year after many contributive years at Lee. The Commercial Department has as its objective the teaching of the fundamental principles of business to those students who plan to enter the business field. Courses are also offered to aid students in other areas of work. Subjects offered by -the commer- cial department are: shorthand, typing, office practice, and book- keeping. The Music Department spon- sors four choral groups, a band, and piano courses. Miss Herri- tage is the director of the Girls' Clee Club, Boys' Clee Club, Choir l and Choir ll. Mr. Matthiessen is the director of our band, and Miss Cainey is the piano teacher. Miss Cainey is also offering, for the first time at Lee, a music appreciation course. This De- partment also sponsors a Sunday afternoon musical program for the public. X X Mr. Harold Maguire, Mrs. Carene Elijah, Mr. Clarence Crews. DEPARTMENT HEADS MR. HAROLD MAGUIRE Head, Commercial Department MISS JEANNE HERRITAGE Head, Music Department Miss Ann Gainey, Mr. Paul Matthiessen, Miss Jeanne Herritage. filmzry J' 's s Tx U55 JANE PF-NDLETON Left to right: Miss Sara Davis? Miss Gertrude Bland, Miss Jane Pendleton. st A , 7 ,manor 457' , My Left to right: Mr. Daniel Harrison, Mr. Joe Tompkins, Mrs. Berdie Hogan. Hama fmmwzics lil Miss Brown and Miss Rhodes teach Home Ec. i D. 67. C. Mr. Stiles carrus on the D. C. T. program. Industrial Arts fiance Dcp t. ln the Science Department we have biology, chemistry, physics, and general science. These classes are for any student who is inter- ested in going into any phase of medical work or vocational sci- ence, or any student who is just interested in understanding sci- ence. This department sponsors the Biology Club and the Physics Chemistry Club. ew' Q Mr. Zappia handles the shop. Left to right: Mr. Allen Stiles, Mr. John Zappia, Miss Bettie Rhodes M1 Betty Ware Brown. ln our own Mrs. Inez Thompson we believe we have one of the finest dieti- tians, as well as one of the nicest peo- ple, you can find anywhere. We always look forward to going to our lunch period each day. Mrs. Thompson never fails to have a cheerful greeting and a kind word for everyone. She is well- liked by all at Lee. And hereis Mr. Morgan. If it werenit for his expert care we could never keep our buildings and grounds looking so well or in such excellent condition. Mr. Morgan plays an important part in the operation of our school. MRS. INEZ THOMPSON Dietitian MR. JACK MORGAN Maintenance Engineer gx s 1 5 I i f 4 . I S V' 2 i 5 w--9...- K Q . wa kz ,I 1, . il .-.Wm ,x Q..,..xx.:-m...X ,. C Gil 63353333 8 6:3 Principal ' Llfe IS change to remam statrc IS to lose the race You should have learned ln hrgh school that the educated man IS unprejudlced that he welghs evaluates and wlthholds Judgment untll all possrble facts are ascertamed ln th1s frlghtfully fast movmg world he knows that durmg hrs llfetlme he w1ll have to make fundamental adjustments 1n all change IS nevertheless absolutely necessary to survrval I would counsel you also to hold onto those thmgs that dlstmgursh our country and our heritage of Anglo Saxon law and culture In these tlmes of attacks on our schools on our democracy and on the fundamental rlghts of free dom of speechl press and rellglon hold fast to an Amen cans mvrolate rlght to speak and to wrlte what he de srres so long as our securlty IS not Jeopardlzed or a person s character defamed or rmpugned Remember freedom IS an lndlvlsxble thmg f N 9 his outlook and in his belief. Remember, however, that Message to the erziors DEBBY NOELL Masta! CLASS POEM i by Billy Sinrich A heavenly light shown all around As St. Pete knelt there on the ground And as he gazed toward paradise A light of wonder filled his eyesg Now Lawd, You knows jest how I bin, A swearin' all mortals was fulla sing But Lawd, I'se now done seed de light My eyes is beheld a wonderous sight. A bunch 0' folks what's jest so fine, Why Lawd, it made me change my mind. I seed some mortals in dis place That's sho chock full o' Yo own grace. An Lawdfseein' how I'se changed my mind An ideas I had since de 'ginninyof time, I knows Yo jest won't mind a bit If I drinks a little ole toast to it. Then old St. Pete reached way in back And pulled out a bottle of apple-jack And raising a glass to the Heavenly Host I-Ie then repeated this little toast. A toast to good ole R. E. Lee And de kids in de class o' '53 A toast to ,all de fun they'se had A' lotta good times an one or two bad. A 'toast to all their jobs well-done. A toast to them each and every one. And then St. Pete took one long sip And said as he wiped off his upper lip, Lawd, have plenty o' room there in Yo town Cause dis whole great bunch am Heaven bound! And I, as I watched this scene from afar, Couldn't help seeing one bright star Swing from its path in the Heavenly sea, And come to stand over Robert E. Lee. CLASS SONG fTu,ne-You Belong To Mel Now these last school days will soon be gone Days of learning what is right and wrong, But my love for Lee will still be strongg I'll just say, So long. Friends and teachers that I love so dear, Our home team that I would always cheer, How I hate to leave all of you here, Lee, you are so dear. I'll be soalone when awayg Maybe I'll come back someday, I pray. I'll see the halls and rooms of used to be, Find the desk that once belonged to me, See the friends 1've waited long to see, Memories of Lee. Ellene Noell MOTTO One for allg all for one COLORS Light-blue and white FLOWER 'Red Rose Mascot u 3 5 ' ik, ...min ' -, ARTHUR STANFORD ADAMS Stanford ROTC 2, 3, 43 Military award 3, Crack Platoon 4 Radio Club 4, President 4. KATIE JEAN ANDERSON lean FHA Club 4, Rebel Yell 4, Camera Club 3, 4. WALTER RAY BUTTS Ray ROTC 2, 3, Boy's State 35 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2, Reporter 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas 45 Rebel Yell 4. GENEVA BARBER Geneva Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. CHARLES BRITT Charles ROTC 2, 3, 4, Award 3, Rifle team 3, Crack Platoon 45 Track 3, 4, Baseball 3, Boys' Glee Club 45 Dra- matics 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Physics-Chemistry Club 4, L Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Lieuten- ant 4, Sec. Treas. 4, Basketball 2. THEODORE BISHOP Theo Military 2, 3, 4, MAXIE BAUGHCUM Maxie Glee Club 33 FHA 1, 4, Biology Club 2, Rebel Staff 2, Beta Club 3, 4, English Club 1, 2. SYLVIA BOLTON Sylvia Tri-Hi-Y 1, English Club 1, 2, 4, Social Science Club 2, 3, Student Council 1, Folk Dance 1, 3, Choir 1, Sponsor 2. NADINE BEELAND Nadine FHA 1, English Club 1, 2, 45 Folk Dance 3, Camera Club 2. DANE BRABHAM Dane ROTC 2, 3, 4, 4.H Club 4, Rebel Yell 3. CAROLYN VIRGINIA BRANNON Virginia Clee Club 4, 4-H Club 2, 4, Biology Club 2. LOUISE BRADSHAW Louise Clee Club 4, FHA Club 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 4, Treas. 4, Biology Club 2. ANDREW WESLEY BROWNLEE Wesley ROTC 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 4, 4-H Club 3, 4, Folk Dance Club 4. HILBON BROOKS Hilbon ROTC 2, 3, 4, Industrial Art Club 4, Vice Presi- dent 4. LUCINDA CASON Cindy Girl's State 4, House of Rep. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 4, Charter Member, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All State, English Club 1, Dramatics 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Vice Pres, 3, Pres. 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Rebel Staff 4, Camera Club 2, Choir 3, 4. FRANKIE CAIN Frankie DCT 3, 4, State Convention 3. ETHEL CARPENTER Ethel FHA 4, 4-H Club 1, 3, Rebel Yell 4, Biology Club 2. JAMES LEON CATO Leon ROTC 2, 3, 4, Crack Platoon 4, Industrial Art Club 4. JEANETTE Cox Jeanette 4-H Club 2, Rebel Yell 4, Camera Club 4. SHELBY ANNETTE Cox Shelby Tri-Hi-Y 4, English Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Rebel Staff 4, Rebel Yell 3, Ass't. Feature Editor 3, Student Council 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3. ROSE ANN CASTLEBERRY Rose Ann Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Ass't Mgr. 3, Mana- ger 4, English Club 3, 4, Physics-Chem. 4, Social Science 2, L Club 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. WALTER DONALD DANIEL Donald ROTC 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ALVAH DANIEL Billy ROTC 2, 3, 4. Crack Platoon 4, Hi-Y 4, Student Council 4, Camera Club 2, 3, English Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Science 3. KATHERINE LOU DANIEL Katherine 4-H Club 1, 2. 4. MARTHA MAXINE DANIEL Maxine FHA 4, 4-H Club 2, L Club 2, 3, 4, Folk Dance 3, Rebel Yell 4. News Ed. 4, Student Council 3, Bi- ology Club 2, Basketball 2. 3, 4. THOMAS HADAWAY DINGLER Buddy ROTC 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2. JOHN ROBERT CARSON Johnny ROTC 2, 3, 4, Award 2, Rifle Team 4, Capt. 4, Basketball 2, 4, DCT 3, Physics-Chem. Club 4, Vice Pres. 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Student'COuncil 2, 3, 4, State Pres. 4, National Convention, Evanston, lll., President of Junior class. DOROTHY CHILDREE GERALD CHASTAIN Gerald ROTC 2, 3, 4, Crack Platoon 4, English Club 2, Biology Club 2, Rebel Yell 4, Circulation Mgr. 4, Student Council 4. DONALD CRAWFORD Don ROTC 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3. EDWARD WILSON DAVIS Bobo ROTC 2, 3, 4, Award3 Rifle Team 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43' Crack Platoon 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4g English l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 43 Physics-Cbem. 43 L Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4, Pres. 43 Rebel Staff 2, 43 Student Council 1. 2, 3. 43 Camera Club 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3. 43 Charter xIf'llllJl'I', Pres. 43 Sec. of Junior class. SARAH ANN DANIEL FHA Club 43 4-H Club 2. ALMA JEAN DOVER lean FHA Club 43 English Club 4. lil-IGGY ANN DAwsON l'fagy Cleo Club 43 Tri-Hi'Y 3, 43 FHA 43 Band 43 Camera Club 43 Folk Dance Club 4. ANNIF MARIE D1cKFRsoN Marie Basketball 2, 3, 43 FHA Club 43 Rebel Yell 4, Circ. Mgr. 43 Camera Club 4. THOMAS DRUMMOND Thomas ROTC 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club 1, 2, 33 Social Science Club 43 Rebel Yell 43 Camera Club 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Rebel Staff 2. BARBARA ANN EDMONDSON Barbara Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Club 43 L Club 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2. BARBARA JUNE ELLERBEE Barbara Clee Club 3, 4, Charter member3 Tri-Hi-Y 4g English Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Rebel Yell 3, Editor 33 Rebel Staff 4, Literary Editor 43 Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2, 3, 4. RAY ELLERBEE Ray ROTC 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 23 Social Science 4, Sec. Treas. 43 Rebel Yell 4, Ass't News Editor 43 Folk Dance 33 Lieutenant 4. HUBERT EUBANKS Linle Bit ROTC 2, 3, 4g 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2. 3, 43 Rebel Yell 4, Ass't Sports Editor 4. MYRTICE ANN FARR Mutt Cheerleader 1, 2, FHA Club 1, English Club l, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Biology Club 4, L Club 1, 2, Choir 2, 3, Sponsor 2. WILLORENE FERGUSON Willa Cirl's State 3, Mayor of lrwin City 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Rebel Staff 4, Student Council 2, Camera Club 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, 4. CARTER FOWLER Chick ROTC 2, 3, 4. BETTY RAY FREEMAN Baby Sister Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec! 4, Physics-Chem. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Sponsor 4. MERRILL GREATHOUSE ROTC 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Social Science 4, Pres. 4, Rebel Yell 4, Camera Club 4, Folk Dance Club 3. GEORGE OLIN GREENE George ROTC 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Rifle Team 4, Clee Club 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chap. 2, 4, English Club 1, 4, Dra- matics 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3, Social Science 1, Spanish 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Rebel Staff 1, 2, Stu- dent Council 1, Choir 3, 4. TERRELL ELLERBEE Terrell 4-H Club 2, Reporter 2, Physics-Chem, Club 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Rebel Yell 4. News Editor 4, Cam- era Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4. WAYNE TYRON ELLIOTT Tyron ROTC 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2.3. WAYNE ETHERIDGE Wayne ROTC 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, Rebel Yell 4, Band LAVERNE FALLIN LaVerne Glee Club 3, FHA Club 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 4, Bi- ology Club 3, Choir 4. ?Si13iQbaiH' ,M?5Y.'f::12fiFsrL,f5siw1si 1. - 57' CHRISTINE HAIvIIvIAI:R Christine Rebel Yell 4, ASS't Feature Editor. MARY VIRGINIA HARVYELI. Virginia FHA Club 4, Pres. 4, English Club 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Rebel Staff 4, Student Council 3, 4. BARBARA HARRISUN liobbie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Science 3, 4-H Club 2, Folk Dance Club 3, Camera Club 4, Sec. 4, L Club 2, 3, 4. JINIIVIII-3 Wll.SON llARRELL Jilllfllif' lint:-red Lee from Cordon Military College 1952, ROTC 4, Football 4. IU' BONNIE SUE HARDY Bonnie 4-H Club 2, FHA Club 4, Rebel Yell 4. GENE HEMPSTEAD Cette Cirl'S Clee Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 1, Physics-Chem. 3, 4, Social Science 3, Pres. 3, Biology Club 2, L Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Conven- tion 2, 3, Camera Club 4. JEWEL HAYES Jewel Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4, Social Science 3, 4, Pres. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4. MARTHA ANN HAWKINS Martha Ann Beta Club 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, PATRICIA ELAINE HENRY Patsy Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Sec. 4, English Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. JOHN HOGAN John Glee Club 4, Physics-Chem. 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Choir 4. TERRELL HUDGINS Ted ROTC 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS ISBELL Doug ROTC 2, 3, 4, Footb 4, Camera Club 4. ROBIN JACKSON Elmo all 1, 2, 3, 4, Physics-Chem. ROTC 2, 3, 4, DCT 4. HARRISON JACKSON Harrison ROTC 2, 3, 4, Lt. 4, English Club 3, DCT Crack Platoon, Hi-Y 2, 3, 3, 4, Pres. 4, State Con. 3, Pat FHA Club 4, Vice Pres. 4. MILDRED LOUISE HURST Luigi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, English Club 4, Physics-Chem. 4, Social Science Club 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Rebel Yell 3, AsS't. News Ed. 3, Band 3, 4, Newspaper Reporter 3, 4, Rebel Staff 2. 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Camera Club 3, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE HERNDON Majorie Rebel Yell 4, Camera Club 4. SELINA SADLER HINSON Selina Cirl's State 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club l, Dramatics 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Sec. Treas. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Rebel Staff 3, 4, Layout Ed. 4, Camera Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Sponsor 4. 4, 4-H Club l. 2, Dramatics 2, Rebel Yell 4, Beta Club 3. 4, Rebel Staff 3. 4, Camera Club 4, Perfect Attendance l. 2, 3. LEON DARRELL JOHNSON Muscles ROTC 2, 3, 4, Captai n 4, Crack Platoon 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, English Club 1, 3, Dramatics 4, Social Science 3, Rebel Yell 3, 4. JOANN JOHNSON Shakey Delta Tri-Hi-Y, English 1, 4, Folk Dance 3. NELLIE JOHNSON Nellie English Club 1, 4, Latin Club 2, 3. SIDNEY JOHNSON Sidney ROTC 2, 3, 4, English Club 1, Industrial Art Club 4, Radio Club 4. OSCAR WALTER JONES Buck ROTC 2, 3, 4, Lt. 4, Rifle Team 4, Crack Platoon 4, llOy's State 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Physics-Chem 4. KENNICTII CARSON KELLY Ken ROTC 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Re-be-l Yell 3, Ass't Sports Editor 3, Choir 2, Junior class Treas. 4 EDWIN LAMAR KELLY, JR. Edwin ROTC 2, 3, 4, Lt. 4, Crack Platoon 4, Boy's State 4, Senator 4, Hi4Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Rasket- ball 2, 3, 4, Physics-Chem. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3, Rebel Staff 3, 4, Photography Ed. 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3, Charter Mem- ber, Choir 4, Officer's Club 4. IMOGENE KEEN Imogene Glee Club 3, 4, FHA Club 2. CAROLE KENT Carole DCT 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4, State Convention 3. ROBERT KIRKSEY Robert ROTC 2, 3, 4, Industrial Art Club 4. GRANTLAND KING Grantland ROTC 2, 3, 4, Crack Platoon 4, Football Mgr. 2, Baseball Mgr. 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 1, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Social Science Club 1, Pres. 1, Biology Club 3, Spanish Club 2, L Club 3, 4, Camera Club 2. FAYE LAGRONE Faye English Club 4, Social Science Club 3. MARY Jo MCCARTY Mary Jo Tri-Hi-Y 13 English Club 1, 2, 43 Physics-Chem. 4g Social Science 1, 2g Beta Club 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 43 Folk Dance 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Sponsor 2. MARY ANN MCCHARGUE .Mary Ann 4-H Club 13 Social Science Club 43 Biology Club 4: Rebel Yell 4. SARA JOE MCREE Sara foe Charter Member3 Cirl's State 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 43 Physics-Chem. 4, Treas. 43 Biology Club 3, 4, Sec. 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Sec. 1, 2g Beta Club 3, 4, Sec. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, Sec. Treas. 1, 33 Rebel Staff 43 Student Council 2, 3, Sec. Treas. 33 Choir 3, 4, Sec. 43 Sponsor 2, 3, 4. CRISTINE MATTHEWS Chris FHA Club 4. GERALDINE MAULDINE Geraldine MATTIE PAULINE MAULDIN Pauline FHA Club 43 Perfect Attendance 2. Bob ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officers Club 4, Pres. 43 Track l, 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 43 Boy's State 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g English Club 13 Math Club 1, Vice Pres. 13 Dra- matics 33 Physics-Chem. 43 Spanish Club 1, 2g L Club 43 Band 1, 2, 3. BETTY JEAN LED1-'ORD Bezzy Tri-Hi-Y 1, 43 English Club 43 Social Science Club 3, 4g Biology Club 23 Pep Club 4. BOBBY LEIGH Bobby I ROTC 2, 3, 4, Crack Platoon 4. MARY Jo MCCRARY Mary I0 DCT 4g 4-H Club 1, 2. 3 , 411 5355 June Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, English Club 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, L Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3. 4, Vice Pres. 4, Camera Club 2, Sec. Treas. 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Convention 3. HELEN NIATHIS Helen English Club 1, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Biology 2, L Club 4, Rebel Yell 4, Feature Ed. 4, Student Coun- cil l, Folk Dance 3, Pres. 3. JOAN lVlAllI.DlN loan Biology Club 2, Rebel Yell 4. MAXINE MOORE Mac DCT 3, 4, Rebel Yell 4, Student Council 1. MARCIA JEAN lVlIllIJI.EBRO0KS lean Charter Member, Girl's State 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 1, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Program Chair- man 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2. 3, Rebel Staff 4, Camera Club 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Sponsor 2, 3, 4. MARY ANNE Nl00RE Mary Anne Clee Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. 4, 4-H Club 2, 4, Dramatics 2, Physics-Chem. 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Rebel Staff 4, Perfect Attendance 2: Sponsor 3, 4, PEGGY MORELANIJ Peg-Leg Tri-Hi-Y 1, Dramatics 4, Biology Club 4, Choir 1, 2, Folk Dance 3, Vice Pres, 3. lONA MULLINS Iona Social Science Club 4. ELLENE NOELL Ellene Entered Lee from Gordon Military College 1950, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Physics-Chem. 3, 4, Biology 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Drum Major:-tte 4, Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Sponsor 2. NORMA JEAN PEUGII lean Tri-Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 3, Folk Dance 3. BETTY Jo PETERS Betty Jo Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4, Cheerleader 4, FHA Club 1, English Club 2, Dramatics 4, Biology Club 4, Vice Pres. 4, Folk Dance 3, Sec. Treas. 3, Sponsor 3. ANN PRICE Ann Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, 2, FHA 1, Dramatics 3, Biology Club 4, Rebel Yell 4, Feature Ed. 4, Band 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 4. JEROME RENFROE Jerome ROTCA2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 4, Crack Platoon 4, Bi- ology Club 3, Rebel Yell 4, Choir 4. JEANETTE RICHARDS Jeanette Charter Member, C-irl'S State 2, Justice of Supreme Court 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Dra- matics 3, 4, L Club 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Rebel Staff 3, 4, Circ. Mgr. 4, Camera Club 3, Choir 1, 3, 4. ESTIHIER Ross Esther FHA Club 4, Camera Club 3. MARTHA LOU REYNOLDS Martha Lou DHIRLEY JANET' rAxIxmi Shirley Glee Club 4, Sec. Treas. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 1, Physics-Chem. 4, Social Science 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Rebel Yell 4, Editor 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Band 3, Reporter 3, Rebel Staff 3, 4, ASS't Layout Ed. 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4. WILLIAM PIPPINS William ROTC 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2. ALAN PAULK Alan ROTC 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, 4, Physics-Chem. 3, , Biology Club 4, Pres. 4, Latin Club Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Dramatics Vice Pres. 3 1, 2, 3, Beta 3, Sec. Treas. 3. FRANCES PRESLEY Susie FHA Club 2. 2 SHIRLEY CLAYTON SALTER Shirley Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 1, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Latin 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Rebel Staff 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Convention 3, Camera Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. DELANIE SCOTT Delanie FHA Club 3, English Club 2, Social Science Club 4, Camera Club 4. BERTRAM MYRICK SCHOELLER Bert ROTC 2, 3, 4, Lt. Col. 4, Highest Average 2, Rifle Team 3, 4, Basketball 2, Crack Platoon 4, Glee Club 4, Pres. 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Sec. 3, English Club 1, Math Club 1, Physics-Chem. 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pres. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Choir 1. JEANELLE SEWELL ,Ieanelle FHA Club 4. I WILLIAM M. SINRICH Billy ROTC 2, 3, 4, Lt. 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Crack Platoon 4, Capt. 4, Glee Club 4, Ass't Conductor 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, English Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Rebel Staff 1,2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Business Mgr. 3, Student Council 4, Vice Pres. 4, Camera Club 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Charter Member. JAMES STREETMAN ROTC 2, 3, Rebel Yell 4. DORIS SKIPPER Skipper Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 2, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. Treas. 4. WAYNE E. STEWART Wayne ROTC 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club. CHARLES STOREY Charles ROTC 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 4, Crack Platoon 4, Eng- lish Club 3, DCT 3, Industrial Art Club 4, Pres. 4, Lt. :Q DONALD GLEN TURNER Glen Charter Member, Dramatics Club 4, Social Science 1, Beta Club 3, 4, Convention 3, 4, Band 3, Physics-Chem. 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Con- vention 3, 4, Pres. 4, Rebel Staff 4, Camera Club 2, Choir 4. MARY ANN THOMAS Ann Tri-Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 3, Folk Dance 3. PANSY TIDWELL Pansy Entered Lee from Fort Valley in 1950, Tri-Hi-Y 2, -3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Physics-Chem. 4, Acc. for Girls' Clee Club 4. BILLY THOMAS Billy ROTC 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Rifle Team 4, Hi-Y 1, 2. ROTC 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Rifle Team 4, Hi-Y 1,2. DARLENE TREADAWAY Darlene Tri-Hi-Y 1, Basketball 1, English Club 1, DCT 4, Choir 1,. 2. FRANCES WALLER Frances Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Camera Club 3, 4. BARBARA STREETMAN Barbara Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice Pres. 2, English Club 1, 2, 3, 4, DCT 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Social Science 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Vice Pres. of Junior class. GENE STOREY Sweeney Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MELVIN STOUT Melvin ROTC 2, 3, 4, Lt. 4, English Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Biology Club 3, Rebel Yell 4, Folk Dance Club 3. REX TARPER Rex ROTC 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Rebel Yell 4, Ass't Sports Editor. MARY LOU WELCH Lucy FHA 43 Songleader 43 Biology Club 4. YVONNE WHITTEN Yvonne DCT 41 Beta Club 33 Choir 2, 3. MARY WILSON i Mary English Club 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g PhySicS-Chem. 4-5 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. LEE THOMAS WOODALL, III L. T. ROTC 2. 3, 43 4--H Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Folk Dance Club 4g Perfect Attendance 1. 2. MARY CLAIRE YORK Mary Claire Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 23 Social Science Club 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Folk Dance Club 3. DORIS DOWIJY Doris JACK MOORE Q lack BILLY YATES Billy zrfzrbw 65255 my EARL GARRETT FAYE ADAMS BILLY BISHOP FRED KIRKLAND Vice President Treasurer President Secretary W ff C ASW Bobbie Sue Blakely Ray Blount Richard Boswell Jeanette Bransford James Brown Bobby Buchanan Carolyn Burson Sue Busby Jimmy Bush Joanne Butler William Byrd Harold Callahan Barbara Adams Fay Adams Jatina Adams John Adams Joe Arrington Earlene Averett Faye Avery Hugh Bailey Don Baird Betty Jo Barfield Joanne Bartlett Billy Bishop -is Faye Carson Kathleen Cole Sandra Colquitt Sue Colquitt ,lanies Corley Eugene Crunnnie Kenneth Douglas Sylvia Downs Shelby Fllerbee ,lack English Doris Eubanks Patricia Fallin il: Wlayne Farrell Mabel Fender Joyce Ferguson Sydney Forehanvl Hilda Fountain Margaret Fowler Louise Fowler Norma ,lean Fowler Earl Garrett Gloria Gilbert Marshall Gilbert Mary Ann Gilbert Annette Helms Jimmy Henderson Harrison Hightower Allan Holliman Angie Holloway Robert Holloway Ellen Hood William Hoyle Rosa Huckaby Jean Hudgins Valette Hudson Ann Huguley Barbara Goggins Edith Goggins Lafaye Goodman Haran Gordy Melvin Gordy Bruce Greene Joyce Greene Perry Hamlett Benny Hammonds Dale Hammonds Billy Haney William Harris lilaine Ivey Virginia Jenkins Dorothy johns Barbara Jones J. E. Jordon Billy Kent lfrecl Kirkland Marlon Lastinger lirnestine Little Margie Mallory Andrew Martin Vance McClellan wif' ' Q w f 1:1 n 0 T1 Y'-ff m Vernon McDaniel Douglas Mcllonald Doris Melfarlin Antionetle McCouirk Bobby McGowan Mary Mclnvale janet McNeely Ray Meeks llolly Milner Annette Milton Charles Moore Nell Moulton Anita Pope Joyce Puckett Joyce Reeves Betty Jean Rigby Shirley Higgins Sonny Rogers Barney Rogers Jerry Rogers Joyce Rogers Bobbie Salter Pauline Salter Janice Sanders Donnie Nix Bobby Olive George Owsley Mary Jean Oxford Shirley Parham Madge Partridge Richard Partridge Sara Partridge Billy Peek Gail Perkins Joyce Peterman Dennis Pharr Becky Scott Glenda Shehee Alfred Shephard Donald Smallwood Doris Sprinkle Patsy Storey Mary Ann Stout Willenc Strickland ,loan Tankersley Harold Thomas Ray Thomason Margie Thompson Dorothy Thornton ,lane Thornton Dot Thrasher Wanda Tidwell Jimgny Lee Turner Rex Turner Sammy Torbert Joe Vaughn Jackie Wade Melva Wade Ralph Wade Mary Wainwright Those whose pictur are as follows: Doyle Abercrombie Rolland Baxley Ray Bethune Betty Caldwell Johnny Cochran Geraldine Collins Billy Cox Alva Denham Geneva Duncan Peggy Gill Dorothy Hammack Johnny Hammack Gloria Haygood Gary Helms BS weft! Jimmy Sanders Mary Sanders not available Annie Hubbard Janelle Lowe Henry Miller Alice Mills Frank Milton Myrtrice Parker Ora Lee Perkins Betty Shaw Jimmy Shepherd Franklin Smith Joe Taunton Gary Thompson Thomas White Frances Ward James Warren Shirley Warren Laverne Warren Dot Washam Cecile Wells ,lean Webb Henry Williams Marianne Wilson Jimmie Jo Wright Theresa Wright Melba Salter 52 QR X ,1- 7:15 C O Jeanette Blount Ray Blount Neal Bonds Ginger Boyt Claude Brackett Shirley Bradshaw Billy Brooks Joyce Brooks Doris Bruce Jacky Burden Sammy Burkett Ethel Carpenter Gloria Cochran Carlton Colquitt Joan Colquitt Annie Ruth Adams Victor Allmon Helen Avery Joyce Ballard Ronald Barfield Neil Bartlett Gayle Becham Billy Bechnell Marion Beeland Betty Clyde Bell Melvin Bentley Earnestine Best Jo Birdsong Sylvia Bishop .James Blair Ronald Cone Merita Coogler Joan Crabtree Mary E. Crawford Dorothy Crook Betty Jo Croom Ophelia Daniel Carlton Daniel Harold Daniel Cleonard Dawkins Leonard Dawkins Rheunette Dawson Mary J. Denham Martha J. Dobson Gene Dorsey Richard Duke Sylvia Dunnahoo Leonard Eason Betty Edmondson liolihy lflllerlree James T. Ellerbee Julia lflliott Ann Elliott Ronald lflrod Lamar lithridge llohby liuhanks .lunior Fennell Miriam Ford Marvin Fordham Cary Garrett - Ps. Juanita Hortman Ann Helms Roy Helms Jimmy Hendricks Karen Hendricks Maxine Hewitt Hazel Hilton Patsy Huckaby Billy Hudson Mary Huffman Terrell Hurst Stanton Isbell Avorleen Johnson Wallace Joiner Ann Kinsler Jackie Gates Gayle Gibson Lavelle Gossett Loretta Gossett Benny Gray Jeannette Hale Lucille Hammock Grady Hambrick Barney Hancock Cecil Haney Evelyn Haney Polly Harrell Faye Harrison Dorothy Harwell Sandra Haygood Q Q FQQ .,. it U' we ' of is Kenneth Locke Ronald Lackey Willis Lee Phyllis Langford Lorraine Legg Shirley Leigh Jerry McDonald Mary Mcllowen Billy Mclnvale Dot McManus Bobby McMichael Sue Marlowe Glenn Martin Elaine Mathis Clarence Milton Q rf L Cary Miller Otis Montgomery ,Ioan Moon John Morgan Joel Moye Eleanor Nelson Sylvia 0'Neal Annette Parker Ray Parrish Harold Pasley Ronald Peters Johnnie M. Phillip Hilman Pitts Elton Pius johnny Pitts i xfi if Patsy Royal Dianne Ruffin Robert Ryals Gloria Salter Ronald Salter Preston Sanders Peggy Sanders Sybil Sanders Martha Sanford Paul Schunaker Ann Searcy Frances Selph .limrny Sharp Victor Sharp Billy Singer Virginia Pitts Agnes Plunkett Yvonne Poole Gary Porter Reginald Poteat Shirley Presley Rosser Raines Sue Ralston Ronald Reeves Claude Renfroe Paulette Robertson Laverne Robinson Connie Rogers Mac Roper Elizabeth Ross Marvin Smith Sylvia Smith Thelma Smith Yvonne Smith Walter Smith .lames Sollenberger Tommy Stevens Billy Stewart Connie Streetman Anne Swetman John Teat .lames Tlligpen Betty ,lo Thomas Bobby Thomas Robert Thomas Billy Thompson Mary Threadgill Barbara ,l. Traylor Bailey Turner Albert Upliold Barbara Varner lack Wade Madie Wade Marlin Wade Bruce Walden Ruth Warren Frank Varner ,lavk W'alson Larry Watson Martha .l. Xvelvll Weida Selph Jimmy Smith Those whose pictures were not available are as follows: Faustine Barfield Louise Burke Stanley Burris Donnie Cochran Eurol Cumming Harvey Dean Ronnell Dorsey Harold Gilbert Lois Goodwin Jimmy Gresham Martha Huckaby Marion Jones Sara Kennedy John Moore Ray Patrick Gerald Penn Edwin Pettis Virginia Pitts Benny Puckett James Salter Wanda Selph Frances Shaw Frances Smith Gormond Smith Kathyrn Smith Albert Stewart W. L. Strickland James Thomas Henry Wheeler Eugene Wheeless Betty Sue White Billy Williams Winton Wilson Ann Whitten Raymond Wiggins Gaynelle Wilkes Martha Williams David Windham Harold Wright Miriam Yates Shirley York Jennie Lee Yow Gloria Haywood , pe: Q -. O Cl O 'f f-. WW? ,gf 9 N M' NN Tommy Barett Gerald Becham Doris Bell Joyce Best ,lean Bledsoe Kenneth Blount Emily Booth Carol Borders Juanita Boswell Ray Boyt Allan Bridgman Merrill Brooks Bobby Brown Beverly Canup Jimmy Capel Mary E. Carr Ruth Carroll David Cason Sharon Casteel .losie Cavender H Adair Gb lst0 Allied A5331 unnie A if Kel Muni' liglllziitha Allen l' H Ernest Plggisiooks Maxillse AndCY50n Lo e Andefsklil 2216 Auslln AVCYY lliiiiff Wie? Mhtle Ba' e dra Bama San Barnett Doyle 'T' S 'THU' Cochran ' ' 2 bandra Cochran F Frances Coker 1 Henri' Coker Madge Cone LmdH Cook Mary Jo Cook JUYCC Cox Eleanor Daniel Ellen Dan' I John Daniizi I-LEUTICS Dean artha Ann Dean Martha Dickerson - 2.!xl c I ,Eff lll si f if N L Q Q Y l if . ' ' W ,Kg 5 - a L, Af - - 'v gv W,,,,, o f if J X 4 l 1-v . , . mm- v Di ff 'TU' ..E': ,'li'. ' Q52 ' li ' gf . 5-ue, . at -,io-if - E ,iii ,m i i ffm, 1, Mm offer, i 1 1 rvj f e f . ' K .. . I ,I ack Dover Gloria Dowdy Helen Downs Taft Duke Laverne Ferguson ,lanie Fincher ,lack Force Jackie Ford Sara Fordham Charlene Fowler Shirley Fowler Willard Garrett Patricia Gilbert Mary Gordy Wallce Hamlett Wilbur Hanson Jimmy Harrell Bobby Hankinson Vernice Helms Donald Henderson Martha Lingold Dick Longworth Janet McDaniel James McKissick Barbara Mathis Betty Mathis Harry Middlebrooks Mary Jean Miles John Miller Mary Montgomery Lamar Hill Frances Moore ,lane Moore Wilsfxn Moseley Sherry Newton Bobbie Norris Barbara Oglesbee Mildred Olive Robert Osborne Johnzalene Parker Thomas Herring Larry Bill Hinson M ry HOOKER B2-llrbara Howard . d L Se Howar Bintbbie Howes , Georgia Hug eb Jimmy' jacksolx Stanl6Y land I ' J0h11SOH Johnson john Kem - d G ree KW Ri-iiinie Lastmger E, T . ,. N xx I-at if X F ll Curtis Parker Lyndell Partridge Lehilfi Passmore 1.011155 Perkins Patricia Perryl Wallace Peterman Ronald Peters Nathan Phillips Rachael Piper Willene Proctor Jack Reeves Thurman Reeves Thomas Reid Eunelle Robertson etty Rogers ,cf Benny Rutherford Kenneth Scott Yvonne Scott Lou .lean Shine Marilyn Short Patricia Simonton Laverne Skipper Mildred Slade Martha Ann Slaughter James Slay Arthur Smith Geraldine Smith Peggy Sorrell Martha Stevens Douglas Storey .lohn Sullivan Laverne Taylor Jean Taylor June Thigpen Barbara Thomas Richard Paul Donald Taunton lanelle Thomason Th wwf' iiiiiuigav 'Bidwell William Trlce Mary 50 Turner Carol Underwood lack Waller . Micheal Watkms Jimmy Wfnson Sylvia Watson .lackie Wiggins Wilkersw ikgflheeih Wilkins George Wilmot Kay Wilson Webster Arnold Barbara Ballard Jerry Blount Joyce Brooks .lack Brunson Ralph Carithers Gene Carr Barry Casteel Wesley Chapman Albert Curry Joyce Dover bi Paul Wood Ann Woodall Billy Woodall Doris Woodson Mary Wooley Those whose Kenneth Duncan Albert Ellerbee Phil English Marion Garland Shirley Hamhy Jean Herring Alfred Jordon Calvin Knight Gerald Livingston Kenneth Locke Mary Mathis pictures were not available are James McCullou 5 Louis Mathews Karey Moon Sonny Moore Frank Mullins Theo Odom Dewey Oglesbee Terry Owsley Newton Parker Charles Parkerson Wesley Partain as follows: Gene Perry Ronald Pitts McCurdy Poole Wilbur Purvis Homer Rigdon Charles Roberts Joyce Roberts Perry Roberts Raymond Selph Billy Storey Geneva Taylor Keith Teal Bobby Thomas Margie Thompson Barbara Trice James Watkins Ray Wiggins Shirley Woods Carroll Wright 8 ,, - , . mf 4-f : ugly' - .55 -Qs' 2 'D if' 3' ' 4 1 : ', 4 ...I aw. Mi 1: 5 Q3 ' i f W I 1 'I gww. N .,,W,,?m,wx 2 k M 4-Vi A 'S' Y' V itqaff Hg 5 3 3 i ig St-ff' ana- . -,V o , - n wp 1. 'M M... ..,, ,.,,-.,.... R sf' 'Q QAQWQKQMWEHS TT Z yg ' S 'A 21, r F f V ki! :.12 Q r ' X K f W gi f M 4 X ifdow 5?-C5 W . ,- gf Student Glen Turner Earl Garrett President Vice Pfe-Sldent Secretary-Treasurer vt ., N u Q t M t, 'FPC ROLL-Robertson, O'Neal, Streetman, Edmonson, Swetman, Adams, Goggins, Sanders, Goggins, McCarty, McDaniel, Middlebrooks, Dover, Cox, Harwell, Fowler, Gibson, Varner, Underwood Cochran, Hempstead, Haygood, Downs, Ferguson, Goodman, McDonald, Davis, Stewart, Col quitt, Bridgman, Hightower, Turner, Sinrich, Chastain, Garrett, Schoellar, Carson, Poteat Holloway, Turner. Q si' f assi Mr. Ralph Hogan State Sponsor This year our Student Council has been active 60 neil For the first time in the history of the Georgia Association of Student Councils, both the state sponsor and the president were selected from the same school. Robert E. Lee Student Council was the recipient of this honor. Johnny Carson was elected president of the Georgia Association of Student Councils and Mr. Ralph Hogan was elected state sponsor. Mr. Hogan and Johnny have been very busy coordinating the work of the state council, and the school is very proud of both of them. Johnny Carson State President in sponsoring school activities such as: the con- cession stands at both football and basketball games, Twerp Season and the annual Twerp Season dance, and cooperating with the L Club in sponsoring dances after the football games. Our Student Coun- cil has also been doing important work in seeing that all of our chapel programs are well-planned and organized, and assisting our teachers and principal in any way they can. The President and Vice President of the council serve on the Student-Faculty Activities committee, which discusses problems pertaining to the school. Selina Hinson Layout Editor Edwin Kelly Photography Editor 'G' Jeanette Richards Barbara Varner Circulation Editor Assistant Literary Editor BUSINESS and LITERARY STAFFS Maguire, Cox, Ferguson, Davis, Perkins, Varner, Cason. ' A f as m., A' - .Jw KX A X Al 4-.a . gh may I . En Joyce Greene Barbara Ellerbee Business Manager Literary Editor Q9 Q 4 Carlton Colquitt Advertising Editor Billy Sinrich Edil0V'i'l'Chi9f Shirley Parker Louise Hurst Assistant Layout Editor Art Editor if Y l t Q 3 Harrison, Strickland, Longworth, Hogan. Q MQ?-....... PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ART STAFF Gates, McRee, McDaniel, Blair, Harwell, Baird. ADVERTISING ST 1.1 . Heule, Marlowe, Singer, Croom, Middlebrooks, Yow, Jackson, Bentley, Bishop, Hoyle, McClelland. ,-,.,-1.-f LAYOUT STAFF Q Salter, Downs, Hogan. Noell Hightowe r, Turner, Fowler, Colquitt, Procter, Bonds, Holloway, Moore, Warren. THE REBEL YELL 'V 7 The Wheels 5 ,56 2 ' EDITORS 'W Joyce Ferguson and Shirley Parker L Gerald Chastain, Jerome Renfroe, Shirley Parker, Ray Butts, Joyce F erguson, Joyce Puckett, Joan Mauldin. ,Jn fy cr 7' , UMW ' 1 4 ' , we - NI N A A be -U-o+ NEWS STAFF IJUQEQWJ were - f in v J iGjo,- Seekers SPORTS STAFF 1 U Rex Tarrer, Don Baird, Frank Milton, Melvin Stout, Wayne Ethredge, Hubert Eubanks, Thomas Drummond. Ethel Carpenter, Marie Dicker- son, Ophelia Starnes, Terrell El- lerbee, Ray Ellerbee, Merrill Greathouse, Harrison Jackson. KXA I- ,wings M. Q up A ,g 'tv W - . J The E ace n -I-f-ie FEATURE STA FF Margie Herndon, Jeanette Cox, Jean Anderson, Doris Skipper, Ann Price. v at . A. .Q .e ,R f . 2-5 .Zee 1 1 Y 1 A l Q if ELLENE NOELL Drum Majorette JACKIE WADE VALETTE HUDSON BECKY SCOTT Majoreltes KAY ADAMS Mascot 6,31 P' ROLL-Daniel, Short, Olive, Daniel, Cook, Matthiessen, Riggins, Hall, Ellerhee, Thomas, Cone,-Elliot, Gill, Sand- Hamlett, Singer, Cochran, Almond. Fowler, Daniel, Rich- ers, Groggins, Adams, Milton, Salter, Turner, McDonald, ards, Rogers, Se-lph, Greene, Hurst, Cihson, Beth, Hale, Adams, Paulk, Britt, Peterman, Ellerbee, Byrd. Zend fini' W' 7 ' ' MIT -E 'F r nf .sq g,Q ,AI ALAN PAULKiHamI Captain CHARLES BRITT BOBBY ADAMS Band Livutf-nants Bmw ww--'lv-'pf A 5 M 4! 'Ev. ANN PRICE Drum Majorette VIRGINIA PITTS .IOANNE BUTLER SHARON CASTEEL Majoretles PAM WEAVER Mascot , hr- Nl E2- :sg x ,,s. . Mb., .4a':x,fs. www- A .W Q: .K an .IEANETTE RICHARDS Chosen 0utslan11ing Band fVIember-'53 Spam! 6440, ROLL-Freeman, Mathis, Adams, McRee, Henry, Salter, Warren, Hooten, Elliott, Fowler, Fallin, Perkins, Hollo- way, Haygood, Underwood, Tidwell, Castleberry, Richards, Caldwell, Hawkins, McNeeley, Croom, Varner, Crawford, Searcy, Whitten, Fallin, Helms, Fergurson, Middlebrooks, McCarthy. Eubanks, Kinsler, Downs, Ellerbee, Uphold, Becham, Cason, Eason, Woodall, Sanders, Cordy, Capel Middlebrooks, Sinrich, Cason, Matthews, Bentley, Daw kins, Dawkins, McDaniel, Kent, Adair, Turner, Greene Davis, Hightower, Turner, Hogan, Longworth, Schoeller Lastinger, Kelley, Henderson, Longworth. Our choir has been extremely active this year presenting chapel programs and special Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. A new feature has been added this year whereby once a month on Sunday afternoon the Music Department presents a special concert, and the choir has cooperated fully in presenting these programs. The choir also put on a very successful operetta, 'fleanief' They were honored this year to be hosts to the Fourth District Music Festival which was held in February. The choir has taken musical educational trips to see the Robert Shaw Chorale group, and South Pacific. a Bobo Davls President FPS 5:57 F, Bobby Ellerbee Accompanist in Xl' Call Perkms Librarian Sara Joe McRee Secretary-Treasurer gf? af 'T f1'LV Billy Sinrich i Advertising Manager 1 : a I f George Greene Assistant Conductor Girls' 516: glllb if ROLL-Bledsoe, Blount, Bradshaw, Brannon. Carson Coker, Colquiit, Cochran, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Daw- son. Dawson, Dunnahoo, Ellerbee, Fowler, Fowler. Gates Harrison, Hempstead, Hortman, Ivey, Legg, Marlowe, Margie Thompson Ann Swetman President Vice Preszdent Shirley Parker Fay Hafflgfm Secretary Assistant Conductor Pansy Tidwell Y Pianist Lzbrarlan Kaya' Glu' 67116 ROLL'--Billy Bishop, David Cason, Haran Gordy, George McDaniel, Alan Paulk. Bert Soho:-ller, Billy Sinrich, Greene, Harrison Hightower, John Hogan, William Hoyle, Rex Turner, Robert Osborne, Wilson Mosely, Willard Darrell Johnson, Billy Kent, Ronnie Lastinger, Vernon Garrett, Leonard Eason, Gerald Bt-Cham, Charles Britt. Bert Schoeller Harrison Hightower President Vice President Charles Brltt O Billy blllfllfh Secretary-Treasurer Assistant Conductor Jeanette Richards Alan Paulk Pianist Librarian 451 'H fa Q E 5 IUPIH SIG APPLE mamge 1 Mmm ,'. QQ U-sh-'im ,YVV N! Q I 1 E 'T' s -22 2 N g favs E I ,gfigggw gn Q V Q sg Q QT ng Q athgliiiijiana W? new Q ,-V 3 gmggxw-f 'H A nm- Mi' 0 Lv f-NM! , Y -5 ui- 4 .5 f Lf. ,MW ' ' .aff . -41 QW, , W ' 0 'TNT rs V-A -'sf 's2f3Q 2+ Q Q Q -: 'ff gpg pe- .1f, -Q 5m,,f f san Km. ,,,, may ,, ti M ,X Ja 53,1 2.3. A n --f is q . . ...Q . M.. A M.,M,.M,X,, X . x M W I I Q 3 AS 'x I 2 1 'fn J' f 95 'L 73? ff'f i 11. if . 2 Q, M gain. 5 J is 5.5 gxi ' 4 X3 at . xl wi 'ii A K ,j glllb ROLL-First row, left to right: MclVlicheal, Mosely, Reeves, Osborne, Uphold, Harrell. Second row: Hancock, Turner, Bently, Hurst. Third row: Longworth, Hoyle, Montgomery, Moore, Stevens, King. Fourth row: Davis, Kelly, Schoeller, Hightower, Schumacher, Adair. Fifth row: Varner, McClellan, Olive, Torbert, Holloway, Greene. Officers Bert Schoeller Bobo Davis George Greene Harrison Hightower Billy Bishop President Vice President Chaplain Secretary Treasurer M 6: fammz 611111 ROLL-Bailey, Baird, Douglas, Downs, Fowler, Hancock, Helms, He-mpsteaml, Holliman, Jordan, Kinsler, Kelly, Longworth, Middlebrooks, Ralston, Schumacher, Strickland, Teal, Turner, Waller, Wilson, Woodall. 8 si 0 ficers Edwin Kelly Sylvia Downs Bob Longworth Barbara Harrison President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Buddy Dingler Gene Storey Doris Skipper President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ROLL-Wade, Thrasher, Richards, Moore, Castleberry, Cason, Edmondson, Harison, Wilson, Haney, Bethune, Davis, Storey, Stewart, Cox, Moore, King, Skipper, Daniel, Mathews, Vaugn, Kirkland, Rogers, Kelly, Torhert, Britt, Hoyle, Greene, White, Dingler, Rogers, Longworth. l B050 Davis June Mathews Sara Jo lVlcRee Earl Garrett PVU5Ul'f l ViC6 Pfff-Yidefll Secretary Treasurer Kffd 671116 ,, , . ,, . . - , -- ---1, --'ww --------y Ferguson, Ferguson, Greene, Coggins, Hawkins, Hempstead, Hightower, Hancock, Hinson, Hollo- way, Jackson, Kent, Mathews, Middlebrooks, Milner, Moor:-, McCarty, MQNQ-1-ly, McRae, Paulk, Parkvr, Perkins, Salter, Sinrich, Stroetman, Sturt-y, Storey, Ticlwell, Tidwell, Turner, Waller, Wilson, Wright. ROLL-Ferguson, Sprinkle, Wilson, Adams, Sanders, Cates, Tidwell, Colquitt, Waller, Bell McCarty, Richards, Wilson, Procter, Simonton, Wiggins, Cox, Storey, Streetman, Castle-berry Stout, Daniel, Ellerbee, Moore, Marlowe, Middlebrooks, Mathews, Greene, Perkins, Partridge Johnson, Henry, Salter, Nelson, Coggins, Cook, Blount, Wilson, Cox, Thornton, Harwell. La Crone, Ferguson, Harrell, Bishop, Watkins, Storey, Hamlett, Greene, Daniel, Stout, Davis, King Shehee, Sanford, Gibson, Cole, Fowler. sw ff cm X 7 4 OFFICERS Q ' Billy Bishop .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,.. ..,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,, P r e s ident X . Bobo Davis ....... ..,.,, V ice President Gail Perkins W ,,YA-,,- Secretary Faye Adams ,...,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,.,..,eee,,,,, Treasurer yur? 5 I, ...f ii M' 1- ,5.,.,S.. 'x f iq vw .1 :fir 2 'f 3gw.?sW.3. if E:-F':55E'!-SHVJQSR: Y ggi k k., it .,.m,., xi.. xiii X 5, -pf.. n i ii'-vf'1 ' W - ,Q , a f . 3 A i!s.,l Q gi' 5 K' S gp' mefi, '42 Z, f . 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W LM lay., ' it 243154 Q 5, ,. 5 gf' was L -1 - , .1 'fix ' NESS .xv 3 1 ffig f5?5, 'fg 3 1 ?f3'5i7l?S3?? 5 'f ,Y xg . Q f df t 5, ng' gf .Qi 'Qi .1 iff 5511? 1 if L as 734 'ri-fyi? 39: vs 2 M W ,Q WP me Q, , 2? ' - .w - f. New 1-M 3-.. ' :iw ,mzw ' 'SHS . 25:- 5 M it .a .K f A E Q ff Qwy A f ,- . '1 5Qfiwalv?'-Y? .. 1. gui 2 u. N lx 6 . . 3 32 ,ge 'S Nr X-hx ,. f Faye Avery Vice President Cindy Cason President Selina Hinson is Secretary-Treasurer Billy Singer Ann Whitten in- Otis Montgomery Bobby McMichael ll! Dorothy Thornton Robert Holloway G El Toro Harrison Hightower La Rosa Hurst 41' ' 3 Spanish Klub Lorenzo Braxton Sponsor Carlton Colquitt Charles Moore , Home -the ancient Ziiy at Z. 21 Angie Holloway Earl Garrett Vice President Preszdent Ci? ey f 'Ef,rf.g52jP fav' -1 Janet McNeely Secretary H ' Barbara Varner E Treasurer ROLL-First row, left to right: Threadgill, Wright, Burson, Holloway, Underwood, Newton. Second row: Busby, York, Yow, Croom, Mrs. Colcord, Sponsor. Third row: Coggins, Hayes, Varner, McNeely. Fourth row: Lastinger, Eason, Warren, Cason, Kent, McClellan, Garrett. MMM E tam. 3 ff . 'Q if 511 fm f 'yx 52,55 if , L C gf gag 5 Q lb me 2 5 E I . rf sf i an A S A f X .Af A s ig X fk 5 X . 4 1 ' , - g , P 3 55 M, , Q L Q- r .wa f f Q 9' 5 J if if' as E. K 2 X 1 Q? 5 ,gtg K Q Q fi m Q tw ii X xg Q 'y u 1 Nxvs 4,695 of 4459! C 'gf' W 4,90 'LC Wi O 0 O OFFICERS Virginia Harwell President Patricia Holliman Vice President Doris Dowdy Secretary Polly Harwell Treasurer X,--,az 0 ROLL-Fallin, Dover, Wade, Dunnahoo, Smith, Harrell, Daniel, Peterman, Ross, Hardy, Thorn- ton, Holliman, Dowdy, Dawson, Dickerson, Mauldin, Anderson, Denham, Harwell, Carpenter, Baughcom, Matthews, Welsh, Wright, Bradshaw, Starnes, Parker, Sanders, Smith, Hammock, Hammock. Ifhyszcs - Ehcmzstry Klub ROLL Britt Carson Castleberry Davis Downs Schoellar Tidwell Tidwell Torbert Wilson Freeman Garrett Greene Hempstead Henderson Hogan Holloman Hurst Isbell Jones Jordan Kelly Longworth Mallory McCarty McClellan McRee Noel Olive Parker Perkins OFFICERS V Edwin Kelly Johnny Carson Gail Perkms bafa -l President Vice President Secretary TT 941-WV ef The Physics-Chemistry Club, sponsored by Mrs. R. A. Hogan, entered the Merrimac and the Monitor float in the Homecoming Parade. l5'wlrfgy Klub ROLL Averetl Bethune Crawford Dawkins Harwell Hurst Mathis McChargue lVlcRee Noel Paulk Peek Peters Pharr Poteat Price Ryals Sanders Searcy Sweatnam Turner Uphold Wilkes OFFICERS Alan Paulk Betty Peters Sara Jo McRee Ronald Reeves Presul Secretary Treasurer The Biology Club is no club for the squeamish. They learn the relationship of man to the lowest animals through actual experi- ments. The picture on the left illus- trates a typical project. fUgh!j ROLL-Streetman, Moore, Kent, Cain, Whitten, Treadaway, Strickland, McCrary, Warren, Jackson, Warren, Arrington, McGouirk, Patridge, Brown, Ellington. 2?.Ci'Z1 Harrison Jackson President James Warren Vice President C2fyYf5fS Carole Kent Secretary-Treasurer ROLL-York, Avery, McChargue, Hayes, Ledford, Jones, Greathouse, Elle-rlmee, Averett, lvey Gilbert, Tankersley, Warren, Blakely. aria! :imap Klub Merril Creathouse I' ,. 'rl res: en! Faye Avery Vice President Ray Ellerbee Secretary Ann Hughly Treasurer Officers f, if f, I , 1 rel I 7 1 Ronald Cone President rflk Dann' I ROLL-Parham, Oxford, Warren, Parker, Hammock, Williams, Daniel, Wells, Smith, Blair, Wainwright, Adams, Rogers, Stewart, Cone. if? qi U N : ...4f'iy , Ju Cecil Wells Vice President .5 ffl? B . 1 901k Dance ll Activities Chairman ROLL-Stout, Mathis, Cole, Wells, Crook, Borders, Moore, Cone, Ward, Bailey, Colquitt, Hilton, Washam, Crabtree, Harwell, Mallory, Reeves, Mosely, Duke, Goggins, Blair, Stewart, Smith, Jenkins, McFarlin, Woodall, Brownlee. , is i P 3 . I. XZ .M mm new ROLL--Adams, Farrell, Daniel, Odom, Stewart, Thomas, Pitts, Sponsor McPeake. Stanford Adams ' Wayne Farrell President Secretary-Treasurer Bobby Thomas Vice President s A I 1 I ' l zg. --1VA-I i s Q ,faq yn., 1. V Lkvr L ,L ? . A ROLL-Kirksey, Richards, Farrell, Brooks, StoreY, Johnson. Millen, McCowen, Martin, Windham, Dorsey, Corley, Mr. Zappia, Sponsor. industrial Ar! Klub Charles Storey ' Hilburn Brooks President O f f I L1 6 r 8 Vice President Leon Windham Secretary-Treasurer eg' 'lock l , 'w i . 1 I ROLL-Robertson, Olive, Moseley, Wilson, Sanders, Tidwell, Bonds, Slade, Plunkett, Thomason, McDaniel, Thomas, Taylor, Adams, Perkins, Robinson, Haney, Osburn, Salter, Hill, Smith, Barker, Garrett, Lastinger, Adams, Streetman, Cook, Renfroe, Duncan, Proctor, Cox, Gordy, Hoyle, Borders. O ficcrs an 'Y' William Hoyle Janice Sanders Willene Proctor G6-3116116 Threadgill President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ACCOmpanist if ENS. .2 Is, it 1. is -. V gl? H--1 s E if ,,L, Ei ' Q Q 'Fr SM M ig, A li! 2 +32 f Q Q sr f 3 '-Q. Agia ,. A' x P . X I XlY: ,!!?' 'I Q'l' 5 x,v- . iff' f 3.93 5 M' Cl ng. X L' H ., ' mx q ff:-X f V ' .1 N92 V P is 'L - -X-Y Lin ., 2 ' i'IQ21a ill I mx :mg q QS. Y' ' M F0 ' z qmcg 'f 1 pngw A 1 wig' l, G .fl-,sz 1 4-7 if ' A .vp intl 'Y' ,,ll,!'f' 4 I ff' 1-w 1, W 2... 'Q' Q. , 'ft Wigs ,Q-swi 3 i' JJ i I z im '15 2zm.. 3, if Q J W Zum -i As evidence to support our claim that Lee has the prettiest girls you can find anywhere, let us present our 1952 Homecoming Queen and her court. Meet Miss Eleanor Nelson, our Queeng Miss Patsy Henry, Princessg and Miss Selina Hinson, Maid of Honor. And, fwould you believe itl even with lovely candidates like these, the judges had a very hard time picking a winner! Proving that there are plenty more where these come from, as one can plainly see by shifting his gaze to the next page. I cmddacnt eeweldea G- ff' i. QR .' L 'Q JOYCE GREENE SARA JOE MCREE JEAN MIDDLEBROOK5 SANDRA HAYCOOD DIANNE RUFFIN JEANETTE RICHARDS MARY ANN MOORE ,fl X ELLENE NOELI. BETTY J0 PETERS if 3 me ,. ,W 31 f 2 QF in S' Vi' vi 'N- sm vi if ' . is K ,' 1 4 QQ ' , , s l an Q 3 Q . , :fax i S Q? ff fs Q f x , E Sl ' gg' 1 3 , O -5 .-,. fx k iihy 'N 5 lg Yum LJETSECT3 'cT. f,x.4,' Q 1 A Rx K! W V 34? if XY lt: qiziizizftp. f J 6 f -1 5 g 'i1 f '1 , Q -LA d- '411 '14 ' ' ' 'bL- ,'4- . ' f ' 19' T23 'I .323322232212325QEEQEQEEQEQEQEQEQ X W '7' Y ,, . ,. . .-4..- q .,-,,.4.1.'-,4. 5 .'-AA-,'AAA- 3 .1 A.'- 17 5 ' h 4'4L .f -J . ..,..: -E L -E' , , J .,-. Q in -.'v .- My v - -1 - .- ,- ' -. ...- -r g ff. 5, gf B Q 3 A 5 gf . rf-in Left to right: Marianne Wilson, Betty Jo Peters, Betty Bell, June Mathews, Janice Sanders, Barbara Oglesbee, Karen Hendricks. 'Q ff, -66 Q Ilan , 1333 JANICE SANDERS dw? V14 I HW Rl 2351951 -9 4 we J! Q BETTY CLYDE BELL CI 9 Y av Q are JUNE MATHEWS Captain BETTY JU PETERS Q BARBARA OGLESBEE is 40 ' ,gi I WJ A L, 1 G , 1. .LN - A 3 I -' f 1 ,..i- MARIANN E WILSON KAREN HENDRICKS STEWART WHITE HAMMOND 1 DINGLER HAMLETT TORBERT A? V WATSON VAUGHN ISBELL ROGER 5 PHARR GREENE cox STRICKLAND BUSH POTEAT i fk w il GREATHOUSE RENFROE Qin STOREY HAMMOCK MILTON MOORE KELLY ELLERBEE p Managers BILLY RISHOP NEAL BONDS PRESTON SANDERS S7 Well, sports fans, another year of football has passed for Lee, and what a year it was! The 1952 edition of the gridiron Rebels ended their none-too-successful, but highly eventful season with three wins registered against seven defeats. The Rebs hit the road for the opening game, and bowed out to Spalding 12-0 after com- pletely mauling the Wolfpack in the first half. Milton was the outstanding player of the game, with everyone else one step behind him. Billy Cox and Frank 'fletl' Milton really put on a show for the Newnan fans as they led the Rebels to a 37-0 victory over New- nan. Milton gained 137 yards rushing with Cox passing for 201 yards. Newnan fum- bled on the kickoff, and Milton took the ball over to pay dirt. After that it was easy going! Coach Weaver used thirty men. Cox and Milton led the Rebels to a 19-6 victory over Baker before 3,000 fans in the first home game of the season. This was the first region 1AA game won by the Rebels. Next in line for the Rebels came a power- ful Albany eleven that resulted in a 25-14- defeat that was really a heartbreaker. The Rebs looked good in the first half when they moved 76 yards with the kickoff ball for a touchdown. Storey was the outstanding back for Lee. The Rebels then journeyed to Jordan, where they were handed their third defeat of the season 33-21. The Rebels kept their record of never de- feating LaCrange intact by going down to defeat by the Crangers, 19-0. LaGrange took the ball for pay dirt on the kickoff, and if Joe Vaughn, Bruce Green, and W. L. Strick- land hadnit played their hearts out on de- fense. the score would have been 50-0. Moultrie 12, Lee 7-Homecoming . . need l say more? For their fifth straight defeat, the Rebels were tossed by the Columbus Blue Devils 25-20. For the second time the Rebels out- playcd their opponents on paper only to come out on the short end of the score. Lanier High Poets trounced the Rebs to the tune of 46-20 in a region IAA game. Our offense played tag with the hard-running Lanier backs, who scored the most points that a Lee team had given up in years. The bright spot of this game was Wayne Stewart, who caught six passes. Billy Cox and Frank Milton closed out their high school careers in a blaze of record- breaking glory, leading the Rebels to a 58-0 rout of West Fulton. Cox broke three region IAA passing records, and Milton set one for pass-receiving and one for running, put- ting them on top in the region. Jimmy Har- rel showed his stuff by intercepting a West Fulton pass, and Merrill Creathouse really looked like the player the coaches were ex- pecting all year. This ball game was a great way for any ball team to close the season, and the only regret we have is that there weren't more like it. ll!! 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T q? .ff LARRY WATSON PERRY HAMLETT ROLAND BAXLEY First row: Bonds, Moor Vaughn, Reeves, Poteat, Watso Second row: Strickland, Hal rick, Hammock, Hamlett, Tc Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 5-Roberta 9-Milner 12-Woodbury 16--Milner 19-F t. Valley 20-Open 2-Moultrie 6-Baker 9-Jordan 10-Griffin 13-Spaulding 16-LaGrange 17--Roberta 20-Lanier JOHN HAMMOCK JACK MOORE K. J bil iw! u-.A Z2 vert Fordham Baxl Third , , , ey. ow: Woodall, Storey, Teal, Wal- fr, Watkins, Amlair, Reid. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 23-Albany 24-Moultrie 27-Newnan 29-Yatesville 31-Lanier Sajordan 6-LaGrange 7-Griffin 10-Columbus 13-Spaulding 14-Woodbury 17-Baker 20-Columbus 21-Albany RONALD REEVES JOE VAUCHN IW .Q fx 5 'F NN-. Z if 115' gi 4 JOE VAUGHN BENNY HAMMOND l,' BOB0 DAVIS ix, ' 4, 1' QS., WILLIAM HOYLE E 1 soNNY ROGERS , r 5 , -, f 3 1 'Qtr fx 8 . wi ,Q -A , nl - ,' ' RAY BETRUNE Q 1-vin ' Z' Q Rf' :f ' . if A1351 i fi Q I Rogers, Fordham, Kirkland, Vaughn, Hammond. Davis, Rogers, Hainey, Bethune, Hoyle. 5 ,j , j , 5, wr.-mad R, I- -..,, Bobo Davis and Fred Kirkland W MafViIl Fordham and Billy' Hainei' x-P, I - I as 1 Q ' MM lr-5.4, 9 'J if far- Q : ' . r W- A f HNF?-L : , .,,,, -1 ' ' w' A - ' A A , R R R I I 41 '1 I R wffwjf l,pf'iSi???2, , 3 , -. ' K 1 I I I f as ' ' - fp- lf- k i, W, '- ,... I 5' 1 3 'A if I . f ll ,I nf- , . .,,., . I '- LJ, -, ,vi-y :lu ' I X ,'.' xv i,.'fN-'f f' -:. ..,, 5' uni -lin: 5252.5-I I ky LONGWORTH 1 h ? 4 F ' 'X pr., vi in na: i K v., A '. I ,K P' Cl E if ti, R I :N-'WA 'Q-1 9 0 ,,.,M ggxzxv- f'+3'i sm-' L' YQ 3,5331 SONNY ROGERS Raw? ' 'X - ' ' i L :arg 5 ' mawu: , 0, M 'Y QR'-S '3 31ff1v,lL'2,f aft' ,he HARLES BRITT I 1, S V J ,Q 'EQ SAMMY TORBERT ,T 'fu . ' K . +5 A95-f , 'RQ f Q' Fordham, Stevens, Adair. Watkins, Rogers, Reeves . 2 S- i R R 1 1 A - -X ? 9 1, L ' - N . an ' , , R ,mt R, can Hwang '7 ,,, -Nj 1. - 'Zf '1'R' - i--A ' W' 1 R . . b .M J'Iw J'q,l -rf ,,, , K' f A M1 3-,fl . L. STRICKLAND FRANK MILTON L,-5 inns, K.. ' - ' Q- 'Aw ' 'S Q k't .0Q', 1 T s N K C Q Strickland, Milton, Watkins, Britt, Rvvvvs. Bonds, Managvr Fordham, Steve-ns, Adair, Longworth, Turin-rt, Hoge-rs. k - 3-QW k , , E-L H' X, 5'-i ' X X 3' . F' X xx . fi 5 'S 4 7 I - V Nia gy ,O v , IIIJM4 'fry as 93319 Nwwww , wwe S 1 -wwf- X' I .pf Ai ?-T3 ww-new ma.,-M Ii 9 Vg y dl' N ix V- 'nv Q.. VL an 5 ...A J 1 QQ, U .L I 5 W V 9 2 Q W .K Kg. , we X E i ,W In in V . K R r K u is I :N . ,I ff 1 , fx D .. FW , VLXQL L L . ' W' , L Q A V l 3 Q V :., . Y? Ad L m J X Q 1 - Q I . 1 Y llllllluns r :l. ,Q I e g :yy 7 , nf Y ...Q-sl 495 .gg- ,.,,. up-vw ffl ...sulf- .M as xr' if BERTRAM M. SCHOELLAR MISS ELEANOR NELSON Cadet LI. Colonel Sponsoring Lt. Col. Schoellar Battalion Commander WILLIAM M. SINRICH MISS MARTHA RALSTON Cadet Major Sponsoring Major Sinrich Battalion Executive Officer SP!-W Q .fe 7 as - - -+ .a gar 3 . A 4 A 1 A in ' 74. Q I, X X , 1 as ., ,A K H ff Y . I f - ff-'Q w x'-- 4, 2 2 s 2 D fNlF ER' X. -A f-'ev M A . P.. .X l , ,fn- MEM, S x A., A, 9'- -an 'lk COMPANY OFFICERS james H. Sanders H ,,,, H , ,,7, , CO. Exec'- Gerald Chastain ,,,,, ,, ,,,,, Plat. Ldf. lerome Renfroe ,,,,, H Pla! Lflf. 0, W, Jones ,,,,,, , , As.S,t Plat. Ldf. l COMPANY NCO,s , Joe Vaughn Harold Callahan Leon Windham Billy Haney Merrill Creathousc Buddy Martin MISS BETTY RAY FREEMAN Sponsoring Capt. Greene GEORGE GREENE lfrlrfvt Llflflfllill Corrlrriarzrler, Co. A X QSX Si-Nowak ie , . , . N- .X A .,,,, Q , K i Q J , FIRST PLATOONH-First Squad: Hammond, Walder, SECOND PLATOON-First Squad: McGowan, Wright, Varne-r, NIOIIIQOIIIPIY. Bef-land, Brooks. Second Squad: Lynch, Stewart, Shepard, Daniel, Cordy. Second Squad: Harris. Crawford, Eubanks, Dawkins, Johnson, Stewart. Hammock, Porter, Daniel, Roberts, Locke-, Oglcslwe-, Third Squad: Kent, D3Ilil'l, Odom, Bishop, Trice, Bent- Thomas. Third Squad: Thompson, Blount, Collins, Lame, 1,-y, join.-r, Lackey, Eason, Crummie, Bonds. I 6 ng: EDWARD W. DAVIS Cadet Captain Commander, Co. B COMPANY OFFICERS Stanford P. Adams .777.,,,.,,,.77,.... Co. Exec Edwin W. Kelly ....,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, P lat. Ldf Harrison Jackson ,.,,......V.,77,.77..,.. Plat. Ldr Charles Story ,,,,,,,,A ,,.... A ss't Plat. Ldf. Douglas Isbell ..r.. .,,, A ss,t Plat. Ldr. Elmo Jackson ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Ass't Plat. Ldl' COMPANY NCO's Ronald Dorsey Dennis Pharr Ralph Wade Alan Holloman Sonny Rogers Vernon McDaniel MISS MARY JO McCARTY Sponsoring Capt. Davis FIRST PLATOON-First Squad: Patridge, Teat, Bec nell, Cox, Hancock, Fowler, McMichael, Casteel, Thi pen. Second Squad: Cummings, Watson, Woodall, Stric land, Moore, Bracken, Renfroe, Reeves, Penis. Third Squad: Holloway, Gray, Garrett, Hamrick, Rogers, Be- thune, Purvis, Ellerbee. h- SECOND PLATOON-First Squad: Moore, Yates, Bu- chanan, Abercrombie, Brownlee, Dorsey, Byrd, Mclnvale. Second Squad: English, Reeves, Dean, Brooks, McDonald Douglas, Pounds, Morgan. Third Squad: Warren, Bax ley, Fennell, Kirksey, Poteat, Wiggins, Ellerbee, Miller, Colquitt. g. k- . Harold Thomas COMPANY OFFICERS Ray L. Ellerbee ,,..,,,,,,, ,.,, ,,,,.. , 7,,,,, C 0 . Exec. William A. Daniel . YY,,77, ,,7,,,.,. I 'lat. Ldf. COMPANY NCO's Harrison Hightower Rex Turner Fred Kirkland Laverne Warren JOHNNY CARSON B G Cadet Captain -ruce reene Commander, Co. C -llmml' Brown ., v- WA.. .N-X in . J K Us -,ik qw , af px ,,. .L A V S , qs.. FIRST PLATOON-First Squad: Boswell, Blount, Moore Fordham, McClelland, Corley, Thompson, Salter, Parish Second Squad: Arrington. Barfield, Hurst, Stewart, Blair, Garland, Cato, Sanders, Wade. Third Squad: Baird, Ding ler, Smith, Penn, Eubanks, Perry, Allmon, Uphold. 1 Plat. Ldr. MISS YVONNE SCOTT Sponsoring Capt. Carson 'QQ ,Kwik 4, at SECOND PLATOONAFirst Squad: Smith, Leigh, Elrod .., Wheeless, Cordy, Smith, Sharpe, Bartlett. Second Squad' Jorden, Brooks, Peterman, Pitts, Taunton, Dawkins, Sol- lenberger, Ryals, Smith. Third Squad: Pitts, White, Hudgins, Williams, Story, Miller, Haney, Carithers, Helms. X X L WQZNN i , M 4419 .W Q' , - fxjfif ' ' - h', ' ' f' , Rf- ,V ' Q ' v . -L is , 'VA' . Q' I, ' -' f I 1 Q ' si -I 4 ' N 4 X 5 , , s , A ' Q i ' 5' . 1 Q X T fl .My IM wb - TER? 3 b r?3-mf.-'Q-, A I f453'?-9'-':wzs f'N f7f' 1 ,se K ,' A, G 2 4 . '-FLW ' - L , 'W' 'A'W.-pk, X ' Q- ff- A kwwr. 5 VA wifi-f f . :fe , JAMES SANDERS CHARLES BRITT Cadet First Ll. Carle! First LL 1 STANFORD ADAMS Cadet First Lt. OSCAR JONES EDWIN KELLY Cadet First Lt. Cadet Second Lt. MISS FAYE HARRISON MISS JUNE MATHEWS Sponsoring Lt. Sanders Sponsoring Lt. Britt MISS JEAN MIDDLEBROOKS Sponsoring Lt. Adams MISS SELINA HINSON MISS SARA JOE MCREE Sponsoring Lt. Jones Sponsoring Lt. Kelly Ip- HAROLD THOMAS EI-M0 JACKSON Carle! SPFUIIII Lt. Cadet Sefond Lf- MISS GAII. BECKHAM MISS PATRICIA FALLIN Sponsoring Lt. Thomas Sponsoring Lt. Jackson GRANTLANIJ KING JEROME RENFROE O Cadet Serond Lt. Cadet Second Ll. MISS SUE MARLOWE MISS WILLENE PROCTOR Sponsoring Lf, King Sponsoring Lt. Renfroe THOMAS IJRIIIVIMONIJ Caffe! Sefoml Lt. MISS DOROTHY HARWFILL Sponsoring Ll. Drummond DOUGLAS ISBELL Cadet Second Lt. MISS SARA PATRIIICE Sponsoring Lt. Isbell MELVIN STOUT Cadet Second Lt. MISS BARBARA HARRISON Sponsoring Lt. Stout WILLIAM DANIEL Cadet Second Lt. MISS JULIE ELLIOT Sponsoring Lt. Daniel I HARRISON JACKSON Cadet Second Lt. I MISS VIRGINIA BRAN NON Sponsoring Lt. Jackson CHARLES STORY Cadet Second Lt. MISS CAROL BORDERS Sponsoring Lt. Story GERALD CHASTAIN Cadet Second Lt. MISS ANN PRICE Sponsoring Lt. Chastain RAY ELLERBEE Cadet Second Lt. MISS MARY ANN MOORE Sponsoring Lt. Ellerbee ,nm .K H ' .,,QLL L2Lv3U4wUffLrg4.wavaw4,rfwz1ua,WM1,--mm,V tml.. 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Sept. 12-For the yearis first football encounter, the Rebels journeyed to Spaulding-only to end up on the short end of a 12-0 score. Sept. 19-The Rebels returned home to win their second game of the season over Baker 19-6. Sept. 26-The hard-fighting Rebels were nipped 24--14 by the Albany Indians. Sept. 28-The musical department of R. E. Lee presented its first concert of the year which featured four choirs under the direction of Miss Jeanne Herritage. Oct. 3-Jordan and Lee battled it out and Lee lost again! 31-2l! That's okay-we're gonna win next week! Oct. 9-Wheel The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y girls were initiated today. A sight to make eyes sore! Oct. 10-Well, LaGrange stomped us 19-0. Stoney is still wondering what a touchdown is. Oct. 14'-The county fair opened last night. The contest for Homecoming Queeni' was captured by Eleanor Nelson. Oct. 17-We had our annual homecoming parade and a football game with Moultrie today. Both were ex- citing fwe lost the game.J Oct. 21-Our first cold day! Oct. 24-Columbus High barely edged the fighting Reb- els in a close game. Oct. 26-Miss Herritage and Miss Cainey gave a piano concert today. Don't tell anyone, but Lee has two fine pianists on itis faculty. Oct. 30--The ghosts are on the march! Nine week tests! Oct. 31-Ouchl Lee 20, Lanier 4-6. Nov. 14-Now everyone feels fine again. Lee 'cshadedv West Fulton 58-0. Nov. 15-This Rebel is getting complicated! Saturday work! fWe got used to this.J Nov. 17-Latin Club initiation. Great Caesar's ghost! Nov. Nov . 23-Everyone enjoyed the band's concert today. Nov. Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. May May 21-We had a lot of fun having a mock presiden- tial election, but we proved to be bad guessers be- cause our Stevenson won! 22-Don't know how I almost left out this im- portant date! Today our Drill Platoon performed at the Tech-Florida State game! 25-Thanksgiving concert with all four choral groups. Very good. 27-Thanksgiving holidays. Hot dog! 3-Members of the choirs heard Robert Shaw's Chorale in Atlanta and were very impressed. 13-Music Department party. Food and dancing. 18-Choir's Christmas concert. 19-Freedom! Christmas holidays. 20-Military department held its annual Battalion Dance. Much Fun! 1-Drill Platoon and Band at the Peanut Bowl. 5-Back to school. The beginning of the end for the seniors. 19-Senior rings came. The sports banquet was a big success. 1-Girls' Glee Club present cantata We Believe with the speech class. A big hit. 16- Senior play practice started. 26-People from all over the district came to the vocal and piano festival held here. 3-Then came the bands. What music we heard that day! 20-At last! The choir operetta Jeanie 26-Exams. Aspirin anyone? 3- Our Hearts Were Young and Gayf' at least that was the name of our senior play. 8-The BIG night. Class night. 15-Beautiful sponsors in lovely gowns. That was Military Night. Mar. 17--Final concert in auditorium. May May 29-Help! 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Nw L A i..w Q X I f B N I .gf R 1' Q may ,ll . 35-2' Ln ' wwf'- SRX -Q W ,f L XJ 1 W2 ', . 1 F , ,, 'O ..zr:4'F, 1' G lf 'YY ducativu in the Uri - Zifics 1825-1953 Public Education in the Tri-Cities first began in the town of Thomaston in 1825. Today schools are located in Thomaston, East Thomaston and Silvertown. In the white schools of the '4Tri-Citiesi' there are 2,700 pupils enrolled and a faculty staff of 115 members. An enriched program of instruction is being offered to all students, the curriculum of the school being based on the needs and interests of the pupils. The people of the Tri-Cities have enjoyed 128 years of continued progress in educa- tional opportunities for their children. ln 1899 a new Cotton Mill was chartered and erected in the area immediately to the northeast of the town of Thomaston. The manufacture of cotton products first began in Upson County in 1833. Several factories were located on Tobler, Swift and Potato creeks where water power was available. When the railroad came to Thomaston, transportation forced the moving of these factories to other locations, while some were destroyed by the Yankees', during the War. The Thomaston Mills, having begun operation in 1899, soon outgrew the original plant and other plants were constructed. The village of East Thomaston was chartered in 1909. Pupils from East Thomaston attended school in Thomaston until the early 1920,s when a grade school was erected and known as R. E. Lee Annex. Today there are 600 pupils enrolled in the grammar schools of East Thomaston and approximately 180 who attend senior high school from East Thomaston at Robert E. Lee in Thomaston. The village of East Thomaston now has a population of 4-,000 people and three modern textile plants operating 24 hours per day. In 1929 the B. F. Goodrich Company of Akron, Ohio, purchased Martha Mill which had been operating under the management of the Thomaston Mills. A large plant was constructed and the city of Silvertown was chartered and built in 1929. Three modern brick schools were erected and the first elementary school began in Silvertown in 1929. The city of Silvertown has a population of over 4-,000 people. There are more than 700 pupils enrolled in the three grammar schools while some 200 students from Silvertown attend high school at Robert E. Lee in Thomaston. Robert E. Lee Institute has served as the high school for all students from Thomas- ton, East Thomaston, Silvertown and most of rural Upson County since it was char- tered in 1875. This school now has an enrollment of 780 pupils and a well trained faculty staff of 35 members. The school has received both state and national accreditation for the past 50 years. Students are now housed in' five modern, well equipped buildings, of Colonial architectural style, on a picturesque campus one block from the Court House square, in the southeastern section of Thomaston. 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Cenrer CONGRATULATIONS +o +he Senior Class '92 Complimenfs of MR. 8: MRS.J. E. RICHARDS 4--.-.C WRONG SCHOOL! ELLEN E COACHES KAY Qfmwiei HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY JEFF DAVIS ROAD QcffffWa7Z TIRE SHOP Besf recapping service in fown HUGH HOLLOWAY Manager Dial 20l6 405 N. Cenrer JMWD AUTCIWCDEI LE Co -'F U U U U , DODGE-PLYMOUTH-DESOTO-DODGE TRUCKS aes- fe: few aes ees and HINSON FURNITURE COMPANY WUMZZM FURNITURE COMPANY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Thomas+on, Georgia 62531 : Qwgfiff' WW Theater House of Hi1's Mane IIUI :vue lrle DUS, JO! yvwfi x Q, Z!! FRESH MEATS - VEGETABLES FANCY GROCERIES BAKERY -ex-.' 5 X X-A W. ' I, if A f :link 41 hif- 'FAN A f .fl ' aff? . . zu! , , ELK 1 ZWM . ,X 41' ,pf 34 Z fy Zi 1 A One-S+o p Shopping Cenier wwf!! V MRS. J. S. NOEL, owner Dial 52I0 ON THE SQUARE R QMWZ677 CLEANERS Woi' 'ya' Go? Be'H'y? HB + b T +I' es y es me genie Q Cafe A. L. UPHOLD, Owner ANYTHING TO EAT Dial 2244 On fhe Square THE FAMOUS Kgefazd Qian? The New Sfore THE YELLOW FRONT NO. 3 and THE ACE SHOE STORE Side by Side QGMYQZZL TV- RADIO SALES Service and Appliances IIO N. CHURCH Phone 3966 My Malaga STANDARD SERVICE STATION Who Is More Confused? il WW WW BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Qualify Plus Service BUILDING MATERIALS N. CENTER PHONE 2164 an .cfiifafow V4 ,,,. :N , K V Member F.D.l.C. Dial 2l29 C. M. PASLEY, JR. Presicieni' R. P. CRAVEY Cashier H. D. STORY, JR. Asst Cashier A+ Your Service Wifh Convenienf Parking COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS Complefe Banking Services af YOUR FRIENDLY HOME BANK Thomasfon, Georgia Qiifgfkm l BOOK STORE S S1'udy fo show fhyself approved unfo Bmy cools OH God, a worlcman fha? needefh noi' +o be ashamed, righfly dividing 1'he word of hum ,, For all fhe News H -nmdhy LIS - While i+'s News The Thomaston Times and MISS MARY BUTTS The Free Pl'eSS Dial 29l3 209 W. Befhel THOMASTON PUBLISHING CO ZMXQWZ SNELLUIRICATIGN WAS H E Shell Service Station N. Cerner S+. Dial 41:4 Q FB I 47 e Qu efience FOR THE BEST REPAIRS W I TWVA Eh I N 2 I X 'E AI K5 XI 1 Z 5 .' g f , gd F, U MSW' xx 0 hu' If VIIIISII f xm f JQZWZL sl-I OE S4-4 C13 I06 E. Gordon DIAL 3590 ROYAL Typewrifers in Porfable or Sfandard Size Are Sold in 1'I1is area by The Thomaston OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY .,. Q 'T FOLK DANCE FLOAT M3225 GROCE RY Frozen Foods, Mears PouI1'ry Vegefables A GOOD SIGN of BETTER GROCERIES I08 Easf Gordon W9 DAIRY THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS Dial 255I Commercial Finance COMPANY AUTO FINANCING and RE-FINANCING Lee S'l'udenI's? Owner LEONARD ADAMS f SELF .,.,,: :'flsTgQv-QE-e AT if-FAI RWDAYLT iT5l6I2OCEI2Y'j - t I, DIAL 323l 923 N. BETHEL GQZQSI- TEXACO SERVICE STATION Phone 2238 Barnesville S+ Ric-Rac L l f x 'BERT' P' iN-rERNATloNAl. 'lld vf c LUB mil -all 4 , my THOMASTON I I 4lfl' Y Dun vllxrions o GEORGIA F5 .4 2 A A . 1 f 5, ' X 5. is I 5 X 1 N' ' ' 1-' I ees . -4 . fer L l?' AQGJ' W. J. GIBSON, Presidenl' TILLMAN DIX, Is'I Vice Presidenf WALTER SLAYDEN, 2nd Vice Pres. HAROLD LIFSEY, 3rd Vice Pres. DALLAS BROOME, Secrelary ALTON GILBERT, Treasurer B. M. BRANCH, Lion Tamer PAUL SMITH, Tail Twisl'er DIRECTORS TOM MINOR, Chm. JOE REEVES RHODES MURPHY W. J. GOWER R. E. Adair Leonard Adams Marvin Adams Owen J. Adams Tom Allen Hayes Arnold Z. W. Banks A. V. Barron Harfley Barron H. S. Benson Raymond Black Julius Bosfwick B. M. Branch E. T. Bray W. L. Brown Dallas Broome Alvah Bu'Hs W. H. Clark W. C. Cochran Marvin Cook Bruce Croom George H. Childs R. E. Dallas Tillman Dix Talmadge Echols M. R. Edwards W. B. Ferguson Donald Forlner Newl Fowler E. W. Foy A1 L. Freeman W. J. Gibson Tony Goodroe W. J. Gower J. D. Greene Allon Gilberl Gilberl Hardman Charles Hardage Pele Harvey John Haynes Dallas Hazelwood F. M. Henry Gordon Holslun Grady House Claud Hudgins Marion Hill Mark Jacobs C. B. Jenkins Pele King Charles Kersey Harold Lifsey Gus Longworlh Allan Mallory P. K. Mason Paul Ma'H'hiessen Alberf McKenzie Tom Minor Rhodes Murphy C. H. Orrick Guy Oxner Jack Perdue R. C. Pinkard George Reddick Joe Reeves J. E. Richards Gene Raines Leon Singer T. Jeff Slade Waller Slayden Allen Sliles Harrison Slorey Zack Schuessler C. W. Smilh Paul Smilh Lloyd Sealy Bill Thomas Fellon Thompson E. E. Turner Millard Underwood Al Uphold Carl M. Ware J. L. Walkins Everell Waller Jesse Williams George Wilson W. H. Wolfe WWWZQ WW W Auto Po rts sfrzxmzi 'X Phone 2 I 8 I N CenI'er A Member of 'Ihe X ,f x vi 9 I FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY Weddings Funerals Corsages Cui' Flowers 322 E. Gordon Sfreei' DIAL 3622 K . 13' Kay and Ellene fmefafegal COMPANY LAURABELL SMITH Manager DIAL 20 I 7 Address-I I2 N. Cenfer NV! We 5, I The Ladies' Apparel Shop I05 E. MAIN STREET THOMASTON. GA. WW? Ready Auto Welding Co. CITY DRUG CO. ' COSETIICS DIAL 2323 ELIZABETH ARDEN LENTHERIC 81 REVELON WI1iI'man's Candies STOP C0l.D...s:ronE Homes, Z 9. 'E I if IE zlwfmx Qniaffafef Gas Company Your MIX-O-GAS Dealer CARTER BUILDING SGUTH CHURCH ST. Dial 47I I Bu+ane, Propane Gas and AppIiances COMPANY MBER I LU Sei' Your School Supplies WMS eie izhe fbie O on the Square MF, -M w W V g f1'fix'xn ing 5' Q Q g M 1 9 ,fern nk 1 . Q 9 '- 1 syn J as Q , L I RQ S 'QT'fA,'Q Q Home Owned and Operated AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Dial 2234 STEPHENS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY ALSO Stephens Funeral Home Stephens Insurance Agency Standard Oil Products Z fffW0g?EWELRY COMPANY DIAMONDS-WATCHES-J EWELRY Fincher Building THOMASTON G S NCE THE BCARD of EDUCATION of Thomaston, Georgia MR. CLYDE SALTER Chairman MR. W. H. THOMAS MR. RAWLINGS GLADIN MR. ALVAH NELSON MR. W. K. WOODALL MR. M. M. McCLELLAN MR. DICKSON ADAMS 4 Wjpn co-OP DAIRIES My af WHMQ5' JEWELRY co. Lfwfateal ,jj S7 at I dddd KMQMTZQTUWZI' Thomaston's most dependable and newest department store THE STORE THAT CONSTANTLY LOWERS YOUR COST OF LIVING On the Square Dial 2426 7 54 qfamafffm Qfcfiiff 'vu' an gb lacaeu Wm WHEN IT'S FLOWERS SAY IT WITH OURS Flower Fone 2I77 DOROTHY BUTTS ' Owner CORNER W. MAIN and N. CHURCH STREETS BUY BRAND NAMES FROM Zgqaockici ir MOTOROLA TELEVISION, RADIO i THOR WASHERS i KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, FREEZERS wk ARNOLD-SCHWINN BICYCLES f CHAMPION OUTBOARD MOTORS f FLORENCE GAS RANGES -k DEARBORN GAS HEATERS Only SI0.00 Delivers Any Maior Appliance Ugg' KUZHJ COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of Thomaston dgixafafyfbe JEWELRY COMPANY diamonds wafches silverware NORTH CHURCH STREET Qian! SUPPLY COMPANY We can furnish Your Every Need When Repairing or Building V A Dial 2525 308 N. Cen+er S+. THOMASTON, GEORGIA ZWTILLS Since Ri I 899 W! vi 'Q 00 60 PRODUCERS OF DEPENDABLE THOMASTON FABRICS SINCE I899 55:53 I L2 -7' if 'Z EN Q. ,5- y A fu 4' EE Q' XT . 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