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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1955 volume:

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MOORE . . . for his assistance and friendship through some of our most vivid and formative years. if-am , - , ,sa wn , h is U k:wkw??T,Mw .MW K 75 X Q , A25 , JF '1' K9 4 Z QR A N If if 4? 2:5 1 W fl' ,Q fb Si, g Sfi-..!' :1i',25,:E',-:' 4.575 ., ,, , 7 1 f X 4, q,i5i52,gg, .lf ,,,, xv wf 1 'i va 5333! ,, I A V ' y ,.,,. M , , 'f'1 1' Af , M, L. 1 -Q V 4. -, 32' f- , f ,f Qu, l i 's ,Q W. I2 1660 aff' ff . Z A , W,,,,h .,,,,Q,, 3 5 i 5 ' we if ' If :gif QA ffw wlkwii . . if if 'QE X ? ll 0 V' W0 09 ' muh QQ ,Il ,Ottgggglgmm 'zigullllll I Q'-Film. - gd. ' ,Exam ,V ,nlnitu ' f , I 9Q9Je222!:::luE:i x efjggllfllllnr ll ' :Elf ' 1. sh 'Ei J x N, , j 0 O I g MR. HOLSTUN Superintendent gmnllrgn my BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Lewis Bishop, Mr. Alvah Nelson, Mr. W, H. Thomas, Chairmang Mr. Owen Adams, Mr. Rawlins Cladin, Mr. M. M. Mc- Clellan, Mr. Dickson Adams. MRS. KENNEDY, Office of the Superintendent MRS. ALEXANDER, Office of the Superintendent MRS. DAVIDSON, Visiting Teacher MR. MOORE. Principal MRS. EMMERSON Prineipafs Secretary MR. MAGUIRE 357522 Assistant Principal Q if I 5 ff MISS EDNA ATWOOD MR. JAMES BASKINS MISS GERTRUDE BLAND MR. LORENZO BRAXTON Physical Educationg G.S.C.W. General Mathg University of Librarian English and Spanishg Univer Alabama, M.A. Degree. sity of Texas, M.A. Degree. MISS BETTY BROWN Home Economics and General Scienceg Uni- versity of Georgia, B.S. Degree. MR. ULEY CALHOUN Chemistry, Physics, and Scienceg Universi- ty of Georgia, B.S. De- gree. MR. JIM CAVAN Geographyg University of Georgia, B.S., De- gree. ii MRS. HENRY CHATFIELD English 5 Winthrop College, AB. Degree. e ,S E 11 1 MRS. MEMMIE COLCORD CAPTAIN ROBERT MR. CLARENCE CREWS MISS PATRICIA DEAN English and Lating Converse CRESON Bookkeeping and Typingg Physical Educationg GSCW College, A.B. Degree. ROTCg PMS81T. University of Georgia, B.B.A. A.B. Degree. and M.B.A. Degrees. MRS. CARRENE ELIJAH Typing, Shorthand and Office Practiceg Georgia State Wo- men's College, A.B. Degree. MR. JIM FRANKO Physical Education and World Historyg University of Alabama, B.S. Degree. ' S' 2 MISS ANNE GAINEY Music Appreciation and Pianog Central College, B.M. Degreeg Florida State Univer- sity, M.M. Degree. MRS. LYDIE GREENE Englishg Wesleyan College, A.B. Degree. s M!! MR. RALPH HOGAN Social Living, Typing, and Lawg Lambulh College, .S. De f i V I Q Q Y! fj MISS LEE HOLDER Speech and Englishg Valdosta State College, B.A. Degree E MR. JAMES H TER Algebra and Plane g University of Ala , B.A. and M,A. MR. HAROLD MAGUIRE Typingg University of Georgia, B.B.A. and M.Ed. 'VIR PAUL MATTHIESSON - MR. HOWARD MCPEAKE MRS HYLAN MITCHELH? MR JACK MORGAN Band Director Vandercook World History Middle Ten Chou' and Glee Club Colum I M tenance D1 or College and Umversny of nessee State BS Peabody bla University MA Degree Georgia BM College, ME Degrees. MRS. JACK MORGAN Dietician MR. WILLIAM E. NALL General Scienceg Guidance Director, Emory University, A.B. Degreeg Peabody Uni- versity, M.A. Degree. - 4, .jeg 4 'I f' Q 'wa .N r. . ,iw . ' V A fl VX, MR. GUY OXNER General Mathg New- berry College, A.B. De- greeg Mercer Universi- ty, Master's Degree. Awffihw-f MISS JANE PENDLETON Librarian 'how BETTIE RHODES MR. EUGENE ROGERS MR. HERMAN ROOKS MRS. PAUL Economics and General General Scienceg Emory Uni- English, Social Living, and SCHUMACHER GSCW, B,S, Degree, versity, B.A. Degree. American Historyg University American Historyg Lander of Wisconsin, BS. and M.A. College, A.B. Degree MISS BLANCHE SHEHEE American History and Prob- lems of Democracy: Bessie Tift College, A.B. Degreeg University of N. Carolina, M.A. Degree. MR. RALPH SMITH English and Journalismg Uni- versity of Florida, B.A. and M. Ed. Degre . MRS. MAMIE SLOTHOWER English and Business Eng- lishg Mississippi Southern, B.S. and M.A. Degrees. MR. ALLEN STILES DCT Administratorg Textiles. I ff-ffaf ,Q JO. MRS GLADYS MR JOE TOMPKINS MR JOHN LL M J APPI TH MASON Biolo Middle Tennessee Literature rec p 'T' S --L Trigonometry, AB. and Mas- i i i , V. Q K ters Degrees from University J , I 0 ' gr: ' ' I ' A 7,6110 9 I Algebra, Solid Geometry and State' BS. Degree Englishg mor U rsit. , sity.l2JA Y . , - I Ky it of Georgia. 9 i--, fw f , . n 4W'5i'WwW 1 falaflilllllllllli IW 'yr' l IQ? 4 I X , s e- Q fx LAS X 3 ! D U n R5 :J MKG X cr M cr f V --fini cp C9 if 1 x N ., I 32: -TAMLS Blum Pi' v- .V -W W.,--Y.. -QW.. -W -v...-..-f YYYV .W 717 Y. ,,.,,,,,, , . SENIOR PAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1955: The necessity to bid you farewell is an annual and painful duty. It is difficult to state briefly a message befitting the times, especially ones like these when days move so swiftly and are so frought with fear, instability, and clashing ideologies. Yet there is one thing, it seems to me, superseding all else for us, the inheritors of western society: principle or integrity. This is an age of expediency-in education, politics, social life, and religion. Group thinking or getting along with peoplew determines moral values. Morality is a matter of popular sovereignty. This is a shocking condition. The mention of Lincoln, Jefferson, Galileo or Luther indicates the error of such thinking. Ebb and flow, of course, are now new to history, and the present state will pass, but so will generations and great ideals, these ideals will have to be reborn in pain and intellectual upheaval. When I was a sophomore in college, I studied in American literature a story of a man's search for the unpardonable sin. The author was, I think, Nathaniel Hawthorne. A young man, disturbed by the times, set out to discover this sin. He studied diligently and travelled the world. He acquired great learning but failed in his quest. Many years later he decided that the uunpardonablev sin was for a man to permit his intellectual attainments to outstrip his moral development. This dis- covery is valid for us today, perhaps one of the greatest tragedies of life is the man of great learning but without moral scruple. KENNETH J. MOORE CLASS POEM CLASS SONG A road that appeared unending, Ulune: Secret Laval A horizon of variety and life, I The question of toil impending, But rewarding for all our strife. For many years of our young life, Now our hearts our mem ries bind . . . And true, our young years are longest . . . Our happiness we cannot find We've toiled, joked, aggravated, and envied H To prove to the world who was strongest. Though our days be very few We thought no regret could shadow these months We still will love and cherish you Of dignity lmportance, and bliss, To our home of yesterday But now that they're here, this doesn't seem clear We bow our head and homage pay Alas! SoInething's amissl Chorus Melancholy creeps in and tweeks at our heart, Our future looms so lu-llllautly ahead Remember those Seed times We had? Because of you our paths will be well tread And how when Lee lost that big football game, Of thee, who guided all our Ways. We went Stafkmevmg mad? We bow our heads in humble praise The picnics, the parties, the homework neglected, By ANN KINSLER And you must not forget all those dances! How strange it seems to turn back the clock, And smile at our old romances. No regrets, no failures . . . that is to say, No regrets or failures everlasting . . . We realize now as parting grows nigh How few were never-lasting. Indeed, 'twill be good to sit remembering The many years gone past, HOW eaeh event to Come COLORS: Lavender and White Seemed more important than the last. FLOWER. Violet The school years at Lee . . . the formative years of youth MOTTO: We have Opened the door to knowl goifsillfetfelgaiiggaie dock edge, but the stairs are still to be climbed Have clicked away the time. By ANN KINSLER ..,..- ...W ,A ,. Once we knew these days with glee And thought how joyful we would be OFFICERS: ,lvanvllc Thrcfamlgill, Treasurerg Ann Kinflvr, Secrctaryg Me-lvin B4-ntlvy, Pre-sinh-ntg Sandra Huygoocl, Vice President. Seniors MARJORIE SUE ABERNATHY Susie Entered from Marietta High 19543 Band 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Yg Drarnatics Club 3g Folk Dance Club 3. RUTH ADAMS Tri-Hi-Y 1g Pep Club 2, 3g Folk Dance 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2. 3. ,aqui RONALD CECIL BARFIELD Vi MYRTLE CHARLINE BARKER Choir 1, 23 Folk Dance I 2g Science Club 2g Rebel Staff 4. NEIL HOUSTON BARTLETT v' . Neil Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 43 Ground Observer's Corps 3, 4. WILLIAM STUART BECKNELLv Billy ' ROTC 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2. ERNESTINE BEST Ernie Physical Education 1, 2, 3, 45 Dra- matics Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Jo ELLEN BIRDSONG English Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. 5' BETTY CLYDE BELL +1 Folk Dance I lg L Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. English Club 2, 3g Bas- ketball 2, 3g Student Council 3, Clee Club 3, 4. MELVIN BENTLEY Daw .Y Melvin President Senior Class, President ,lun- ior Class, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 4g Editor Rebel Yell 4, Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Photography Edi- tor 4g Latin Club President 4, Treas- urer 3g Beta Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. BILLIE BODNER Billie Transfer Student 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, English Club 1g Social Science Club 1. NEAL A. BONDS if ly Ears ' 1 1 English Club 3g Biology Club 2, Hi-Y 1, 25 ROTC 2, 3, 4, Football Man- ager 2, 3g Track Manager 2g L Club 3, 43 Physics-Chemistry Club 3g Student Council 4, Rebel Staff 2, 3. JAMES BLAIR fumes Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Rebel Yell 4, Assistant Editor 4g Camera Club 3, Choir 3, DCT 4, Basketball 1, 2g English Club 3. JEANETTE BLOUNT Ouffcn Jeanette Dacia Q 5 English Club 1, 2, 3, Biology Club, 3g Camera Club 3g Clee Club 1, 2, 3g Choir 4g Tri'Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 3g Rebel Staff 3, 4g Basket- ball 2. pqjju f I Jfiw JOYCE BOWDEN Joyce Transferred from Charlottesville, Vir- ginia, 19539, Latin Club 3, 4g Beta Club 3, 45 Rebel Staff, Layout Staff 3, 45 Rebel Yell 4. GINGER MAE BOYT Ginger Physical Education 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD BRACKETT v' Edward ROTC 2, 3, 4, DCT Rifle Team 4-g Radio Club 2, Industrial Arts Club 25 Biology Club 2. BILLY LAVOYN BROOKS Von ROTC 2, 3, 4, Aircraft Spotters Club 3, 4. ETHEL CARPENTER Ethel 4--H Club 1, 23 Basketball 1, 3, Eng- lish Club 3g Beta Club 3, 4, Physical Education 25 Glee Club 3g Choir 4. SHARON CASTEELIS rig, if ,QW- Sherry I Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 2, 3, 43 Home Economics 1, 2. BEVERLY ANN BUNTYN Beverly JACQUELINE BURDEN Jackie Perfect Attendance 3, English Club 3 NY 1 e .- 5 f 1 V .VM J' JOAN DENSON COLQUITTVBLJSFL if Joan f Beta Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, English Club 3, ROTC Sponsor 3. RONALD CONE y Ronnie Folk Dance Club 1, 2, 3, President l, 2, Vice President 3, DCT 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Shop 1, 2, Air Spotters Club 3, 4. GLORIA COCHRAN Samlgyg, Gloria Basketball l, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, Vice President English Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Physical Education 2, Glee Club 3, Choir 4. CARLTON COLQUITT .Q , Carlton Rebel Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Circulation Staff 1, Advertising Manager 2, 3, Layout Ed- itor 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Choir l, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, Phys- ics-Chemistry Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4. 2 MARGARET ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Beth Charter Member, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, English Club 1, 3, Latin Club 3, Rebel Staff 3, Biology 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, FHA Secre- tary 4, Physics-Chemistry 4. ,X BETTY I0 CROOM Brwqfw B. I. Charter Member, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Band 1, Choir 2, 3, 4: Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Circula- tion Manager 3, Advertising Manager 4. JUNIOR CUMMING Lightning ROTC 2, 3, 45 Shop lg Typing l. OPHELIA DANIELIC1l7fmfx on Ophelia Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Band 23 English Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Beta Club 3, 4. EMILY RHEUNETTE DAWSON Runnie AXx!5i5f5J+Lf A. Physical Education lg Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARY JEAN DENHAM fena FHA 2, Folk Dance 2, 4-H Club. CLEONARD ELBERT DAWKINS Tabby ROTC 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 25 Folk Dance Club 1, 2, 3, President 3. LEONARD ALTON DAWKINS Leonard Folk Dance Club 1, 2, '39 Camera Club 2, Biology Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 43 ROTC 2, 3, 4. LEONARD ALVIN EASON Leonard Latin Club 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 23 Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g ROTC 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Drill Platoon 3, Military Efficiency Award 3. BOBBY GRAHAM ELLERBEE If Bobby Choir Accompanist 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 13 Spanish 4. DIXIE GENE DORSEY Dixie ROTC 2, 3, 4, Shop I, 2. SYLVIA YVONNE DUNNAHO0 SNMP Sylvia Q E Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Physicalif-iv Education lg FHA 2, Social Science Club 3, Folk Dance Club I 3. l JAMES TYRON ELLERBEE VV Toppy f . , JULIE FRANCES ELLIOTT G V02 V Julie Bug f' 1 ' Student Council 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Choir 1, 2, 33 -Rebgl Yell 4, Rebel Staff 3, 4, ROTC Sponsfor 2, 3, 4, English Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3g Dramatic Club 2g Physics-Chemistry 4, Vice President 4. RONALD ELROD ff Ronald ROTC 2, 3, 4, Drill Platoon 33 Latin Club lg Aircraft Spotters Club 3, 4. BOBBY EUBANKS Bobby 4--H Club 1, 2, 3, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts 1. MARVIN CLIFFORD FORDHAM Marvin Biology Club 3, President 3g Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 45 L Clubg ROTC 2, 3, 4. Avis LAVELLE GASSETT 1 . Lavelle H'bi,UVa.A, , . ,f- A 4.H Club lg Basketball 145 Folk Dance 2g English Club 33 Perfect Attendance 1. JACK FINCHER Jack Football lg ROTC 2, 3, 4. FRANCES MIRIAM FORD Miriam Tri-Hi-Y 43 Physical Education 1, 2 3, 4. WILLIAM BENJAMIN GRAY V A Benny Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 23 ROTC 2, 3, 4, DCT Club 4. J EANETTE HALE Nette Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4g Home Ee. 1, 2. MARTHA JACQUELINE GATES V' Jackie Choir 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, Rebel Staff 2, 33 Assistant Art Editor, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, English Club 2, Perfect Attend- ance 1. I ALICE GAYLE GIBSON L12.ul'l,, Gayle g .,,,, tiwyff Charter Member Band 1, 2g Maljorette 3, 4g Beta Club 3, 4, Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, State Treasurer 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Home- coming Queen 3, English Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1. DON STILES HALL Don Transfer from Blue Ridge 1954, Band 4, Treasurer 4, Beta Club 3, 4. BESSIE LUCILLE HAMMOCK SWK, Lucy 7 A' Perfect Attendance 13 Folk Dance '25 FHA 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Physical Edu- cation 1, 2, 3, 4. GRADY HAMRICK, JR. Grady Basketball 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4, Lieu- tenant 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 L Club. BARNEY PAUL HANCOCK gf! Barney Hi-Y Club 23 Camera Club 2g ROTC 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY ANNE HARWELIBQOTTJ Dot Biology Club 2g Circulation Staff 3g Latin Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Eng- lish Club 33 ROTC Sponsor 2, 33 Ad- vertising Staff 4. SANDRA TILLMAN HAYCOOD B r Tillie V Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3g Junior Class Vice Presi- dent3 Beta Club 3, 43 Chaplain 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Latin Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 23 ROTC Sponsor 1, 3. fd CECIL EDWARD HANEYV Cecil Industrial Arts 23 Folk Dance 23 Choir 3, 43 ROTC 2, 3, 4. EVELYN HANEY C1021 Evelyn T3 Beta Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Rebel Staff 3, 4-3 English'Club 33 Choir 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 33 Social Science Club 3. Ga ir- JAMES FRANKLIN HENDRICKS Jimmy ROTC 2, 3, 43 Drill Platoon 2. 3: Radio Club 3, Rifle Team 4. xx KAREN HENDRICKS lif1':.,2t'f ' Karen V Cheerleader 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Dra 'natics 2g Choir 3. 4g Social Science Club 3, Spanish 4. 5391- GLORIA JEANETTE HAYWOOD lil: Gloria f V' Physical Education 1. 2. 33 Choir 41 English Club 3. ANN HELMS l-2151 lg 12 Ann Q Basketball lg 4-H Club 1. President, Camera Club 2, English Club 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 45 DCT 3. 4, President 4, State Convention 3, 4, Rebel Staff 4. MAXINE HEWITT . Maxine Pep Club, Biology Club, Folk Dance HI. JAUNITA HARTMAN lil1Hi..r'L 0 PATSY Jo l'lUCKABYu,lA'7 if 5, Pat ' Folk Dance Club 15 FHA 2, 3, Presi- dent 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4. BILLY LOWRELL HUDSON v Hut Football Manager 1, 25 Basketball Man- ager 1, 2, 35 Baseball Manager 25 Stu- dent Council 2. STANTON STOKES ISBELL Stan ROTC 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Radio Club 35 Football 1. AVORLEEN JOHNSON MARY LAROSE HUFFMAN Mary Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Bela Club 3, 45 DCT 4. ABNER TERRELL HURST, JR. If Terrell ' Hi-Y 1, 25 Biology Club 35 English Club 35 Baseball 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 ROTC 2, 3, 4. wav NANCY SUE MARLOWE Sue Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, Rebel Staff 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Folk Dance Club 1, Latin Club 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 2. ' GLENN HENRY MARTIN i GZ i 4' ,f ,lb 1 li Jn ts, ,V Radio Club, Vice President, Phys' - Chemistry Club, era Club,,K TC in 1 I . Af' M ,J -Lg, I ff fi I A - J I MJ V' IJ if W A ff' X 1 ,.,L, iU. ,X t 'ol MARY MCGOWAN H6354 Mary 4-H Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, Glee Club 2, English Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM NORMAN MCINVALE Billy ELAINE MATHIS lllC.12g.,,:t-A Elaine Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Biology Club 2, Girls' State 3, ROTC Sponsor 3, Rebel Staff 3, 4. JERRY MCDONALD ff' ferry L E Band 1, 2, Student Council 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Perfect At- tendance 1, 2, 3. GARY MILLER Gary IVEY JOAN MOON Ioan DOT MCMANUSIYT aarK'Y'1 Dot ' V English Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4g DCT 4. ERNEST RAY MEEKS Billy ROTC 2, 3, 4. ALBERT OTIS MONTGOMERY Otis Camera Club 19 ROTC 2, 3, 4g Hi- Y 1, 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 35 Rifle Team 3g Beta Club 3, 4. JOHN MORGAN John ROTC 2, 3, 4, Rebel Yell 4g Perfect Attendance 2, 3g Drill Platoon 3. ELEANOR RUTH NELSON Eleanor - A Charter Member ROTC Sponsor 1, 2, Cheerleader 4, Basketball Manager 33 Homecoming Queen 2, Princess 1g Beta Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 4g Student Council 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Rebel Staff 3, 4. 'Q SYLVIA MARIE 0,NEAL . I Sylvia ICJ,-1k'1,4 E., Student Council 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Social Science 3, English Club 3, Perfect Attendance 1, 3. JOHNNIE MAE PHILLIPS Johnnie Pep Club 2, 3, Folk Dance 3, Perfect Attendance 1. RUSSELL PETTIS ROTC 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts 2, 3. I . ' I ,. , Yu. 5 :S ,N HERMAN PARRISH Herman ROTC 2, 3, 4, Folk Dance lg Camera Club. WALLACE R. PETERMAN :- Nicky Band 23 ROTC 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts 3. 2. 111 QWJQLMPEWQA Xi, 'D I I SYBIL SANDERS Mr,-yi -,1.j v' Sybil -, ,JA , 5 Basketball lg Cheerleader 3g Student Council 2, 4, Biology Club 2, English Club 3g Glee Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4g Rebel Staff 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4g May Queen 3. PAUL SCHUMACHER Paul Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Physics-Chemistry Club 3, Camera Club 2. lVlERLYN MONTEEN SHORT Shortze Physical Education 1, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM SINGER ,- Billy Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Sergeant 3g Gulf Team 3, Rebel Staff 23 Beta Club 3, 4. ANN SEARCY li lu . Arm Glee Club 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 1, Dramalics Club 1, 23 Beta Club 3, 43 Physics- Chemistry 33 Biology Club 2. MARTHA FRANCES SHAW 5- , Frances DCT Club. RONALD SALTER 14 1 Ronald 'fin , ,-24, Choir lg 4-H Club 'l, 4. MARTHA EVE SANFORD Martha English Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 33 Beta Club 3, 4g Per' fect Attendance 1, 25 ROTC Spon Sor 3. GLORIA DAWN SALTER CMV Gloria V, Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Beta Club 3, 4g Camera Club 3, English Club 33 Cvlee Club 35 Basketball 1, 3, DCT 4, Vice Presi- dent 4. JAMES RANDALL SALTER Ramlall V PEGGY SANDERS ,f A Peg 'Q 1 FHA 23 Band 1, 2, 3g DCT 43 Ma- jorette l. PRESTON SANDERS Preqton Choir 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, DCT 4. Treasurer 4, Glee Club 23 ROTC 2, 3. 45 Football Manager 2. SYLVIA SMITH .. , Sylvia ' V 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, District Winner 33 Beta Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, President 43 Rebel Yell, News Staff 35 Girls' State 3, Student Coun- cil 4. T HURSTON EUGENE SMITH Gene ROTC First Lieutenant, Transferred to R. E. Lee in Sept. 1954. .,- .mam KATHRYN SMITH Kitten Home EC. l. MARVIN EUGENE SMITHV Marvin ROTC 2, 3, 4, Second Lieutenant 4, Drill Platoon 3, Physics-Chemistry Club, President 4. r 'UM VALERIS YvoNNE SMITH Yvonne Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Folk Dance 1, 2, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 4g English 2, 3, ROTC Spon- sor 3. WALTER L. SMITH If Walter Folk Dance I 1, 2, 3, 4g Folk Dance II 1, 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 43 Shop 23 Chairman of Folk Danceg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Spotters Club 3, 4g English Club 1. CONNIE STREETMAN Connie Choir 2, 3, 4g English Club 2g Social Science Club 3g Spanish Club 4, Re- porter, Student Council 2. FRANKLIN STEWART If Franklin Radio Club lg DCT lg Industrial Art Club 1. BETTY Jo THOMAS Betty Jo Rebelettes 4, Rebel Yell 4 JAMES THIGPEN Wancey Baseball 5 Football. JAMES WILLIAM STEWART Diet Billy ROTC 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 43 Rebel 3, 4g Rebel Yell 3, 4, Sports Editor 4g Beta Club 3, 4. WILLIAM LAURENCE STRICKLAND ,..,:.Lf1 W. L. 'Dv .... . ,, . Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4g Boys' State 4g L Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4. ROBERT H. THOMAS Robert DQ,jg.x1j.' 5 Choir 2g Beta Club 3, 4g Folk Dance Club 2, 3g Student Council 3g Boys' Clee Club 2. RAY TH0MASONlel4 'l ' Bugger Football 1, 2, 3. JAMES THOMAS James DCT 3, Folk Dance Club l, 2, 3, Band 1, 23 4-H Club l. ROBERT EUGENE THOMAS Bobby Radio Club 2, Vice President 25 Per- fect Attendance 2g ROTC 2, 3, 4g Physics-Chemistry Club 4. JEANELLE THREADGILL til.-u Jeanelle Senior Class Treasurer, Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Convention 2g Clee Club 2, 3, Ac- companist 2, 3g Delegate On UN Pil- grimage for Youth. BARBARA JANE TRAYLOR LN Barbara l- Basketball lg 4-H Club lg Biology Club 25 Latin Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4. xy l7lNr BAILEY TURNER Bailey Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Rebel Staff 4, English Club 3, Rifle Team 4, Sergeant 3, Drill Pla- toon 3. ALBERT L. UPHOLD, JR. Al ROTC 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Camera Club 1, 2, English Club 3, 4, Rebel Staff 3, Drill Platoon 3, Rifle Team 3, 4. MARLIN WADE Marlin Shop 1, 2, Military 1, 2, 3, Air Spot- ters Club 1, Perfect Attendance 2. Me. ROBERT BRUCE WALDER , Bruce Ground Observer Corps 3. 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, DCT Club 4, BARBARA VARNER LQ, - Barbara X Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Rebel Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Tri-Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent 1, President 2, Secretary 3, Latin Club Treasurer 1, 2, Beta Club 3. 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1. 2, Girls' State and Girls' Nation. FRANK CRISWELL VARNER, JR. .- Frank 1' Student Council 1, Golf Team 3, 41 Football 1, 2, Biology Club 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, Hi-Y 1, 2. YH, JW' ANN CLYSTIA WHTQRTEN Ann f,.fQQ. -7'.Lf. Rebel Staff 3, Basketball Manager 3, Spanish Club 2, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Secretary English Club 3, Clee Club 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2. RAYMOND WIGGINS gf Raymond English Club 3, Physics-Chemistry Club 4, Choir 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Sergeant 3, Industrial Arts Club 3. RUTH LEE WARREN? - .W Ruth Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Choir 2, 3, DCT 4, Beta Club 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 3, Circulation Staff 3. LARRY LEE WATSON Larry GJ H' ' ROTC 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, Camera Club'2, Rebel Staff 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3. GAYNELLE WILKES ' ' . Gaynelle Perfect Attendance 1, Class Night Play, Tri-Hi-Y, Clee Club 2, 3, Li- brarian 2, Biology Club 2, Rebel Staff 3, Rebel Yell Staff 3, Choir 4, Beta Club 4. MARTHA NELL WILLIAMS Our' Martha l 4-H Club 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Folk Dance 2, English Club 3. DONALD ARTHUR WILLOUGHBY v Donald ij, ,E , .V Transferred from Leon High School. Tallahasse, Fla. in 19543 Hi-Y 43 Beta Club 4. MIRIAM JUDITH YATES Miriam Perfect Attendance 1, 33 Glee Club 2, English 33 ROTC Sponsor 3g Latin Club 3, 4. All JOYCE BALLARD Ioyce Home Economics 3, 4. JOANNE BRADSHAW Joanne Home Economics 2, 3, 4. JENNIE LEE Yow Jennie Lee Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 13 State Convention 2, Secretary 33 Dra- matics Club 1, 23 ROTC 33 Rebel Staff 2, 33 Choir 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Beta Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. MARION BEELAND U - ' Marion ROTC 2, 3, 43 Drill Platoon 3. M :Q 1 MW, f W U! , ft , ,ez 'N MP1 'z 'if v 1 Q L 13.1 ,. Wg 'Shir' ig 44 f ,:'?,s'v 326' . X, Q M,-,?,Wi W H 2 a it c 'jjf513,L?,-.szgg, QA J V575 Q , fit ., ,,,,, . - A ,cha 4 L - W 21 fu 5 , , Q ' f .... 'Lf ,,.. F iw? if V 'Tw ' ' ' T532 X K 1 1,59 A lf Q' I4 K an X M f 1 , ,wx 1. A , MSW -fm ,114 , f A ig: , ig wmv: 7 ' X my OFFICERS: Harry Middle-brooks, Presiclvntg Edward Crews, Vive Prvsidvnlg Mary ,Ivan Milf Secretaryg Paul Wncvfl. 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' - f 1 W- 3 ffzfff -f : 5 , g I , 4 3 M g 5 f 1, , wi 3 1: xx V 3 5 1 Mi V: QV k-s.1,-- QW 'ff , -T ge, IJ I ' ' Sv' it L' Z ,W 1 ' f J I qw . Q' it 1 1 , . , f A? f s First row: Peaden, Nixon, Watson, Strickland, Reeves. Second row: Cromer ' Waller, Becknell, Adams, Curtis. Third row: Crews, Fordham, Storey, Tabb. , First row: Adams, Fallin, G sett, Peterman, Martin, Heh Turner, Paulk. Second ro agus :Klan YORDHAM H095 Smith, Odom, Fordham, Yo I GARY ADAMS MARVIN FORDHAM LARRY WATSON W. L. STRICKLANI L if First row: Slay, Scruggs, Cromer, Waller, Woodall. Second row: Middlebrooks, Peaden, Tahb. rdue, Edmondson Pfannkuche. ird row: Taunton, Yates, ebb, Campbell. RONALD REEVES EDWARD CREWS BILLY BECKNELL DOUG STOREY KENNETH NIXON TRACK TEAM , Front row: Coach Jim Cavan. Flitter, Turner, Scruggs, Watson, Perdue, Price, Fallin, Martin, Davis. Second row: Wood, Woodall, Curtiss, Bentley, Coker, ' ' ' dl b k , Peaden, Pass- Ford, Strickland. Third row: Blanton, Collins, Mid e roo s more, Russell. BA EBALL TEAM Front row: Fordh am, Duncan, Tabb, Cromer, Coker. Second row: Bentley, Crews, Scruggs, Morris, Thigpen, Ford, Third row: Renfroe, S Blount, Burnette, Middlebrooks, Garland. earcy, Gerald 1 ROLL Becknell Dawkins Dawkins Elliott Fallin Fincher Harris Mathis Miles Moore Reid Renlroe Storey Thomas Sponsor: MR. J. W. WOODALL TENNIS TEAM f' 77ZcWZ4'Lq I 7 W 5 W W , V A Q 'V X 51 Tamssmx bllsf BATTALION STAFF Above is pictured the R. O. T. C. Battalion of Robert E. Lee Institute. Throug their experience in military science in this program, the boys learn the importan of high moral standards and cooperation with fellow citizens. They develop t CAPT. R. F. CRESON PMS8zT alities of leadership and are benefited by their basic knowledge of military ocedure that is so important to our nation, the United States of America. SGT. YOUNG JONES Administrative NCO SGT. EDSEL LANDINGHAM Supply NCO -, 5 V, WT pu. . , ,E Z fr I 4,2 f J rw' 1 .2 X W ,V Ez v Life? My f 5? 5' iii Y QW, L. 5 Y ga49'!i: 'ff v E if Q -1- f Q Q H, Q Q1 '91- .Q 2 2 Y' Q 'bn ' 1. gk wffl iw? ads :f1'+'P ,L::1 ' T ar me za 'U fl' may g ,. 3, 4 Lev, g 'arg 3 KX Q ' 1 , ,Q Www! Q' Q 5 35 , A W 3 A.. .fn 5 'fm 3 fl F 1 wwf, i , Y Company Commander CAPTAIN REGINALD POTEAT COMPANY ROLL-Adair, Adams, Adams Anderson, Bailey, Barfield, Barnett, Bedj good, Bentley, Bonds, Boyd, Bridgeman Brown, Bryan, Burel, Burks, Calahan: Caldwell, Carr, Currie, Daniel, Daniel, Carsey, Dawkins, Dover, Drummond Echols, Emmett, English, Ethridge, Eu banks. Fennell, Gilbert, Kennedy, Kinard Langford, Lee, Long, Mauldin, Miller Montgomery, Mullis, Parker, Parrish, Pass more, Payne, Pitts, Pitts, Poteat, Reeves Salter, Skipper, Smith, Smith, Smith, Stewart, Thomas, Thornton, Tindell, Wil loughby. Company Executive Officer FIRST LT. RONALD BARFIELD Miss Martha Ralston Sponsoring CAPTAIN POTEAT COMPA Y MA7' a v COMPANY MBN C O M P A N Y ROLL-Austin, Bartlett Becham, Becknell, Balnton, Blair, Brooks, Brown, Caldwell, Chambley, Collins, Coker, Curtis, Daniel, Dorsey, Duncan, Eason English, Fennell, Flitter, Ford, Garrett Cray, Hale, Hamlet, Hoyal, Howell, Han cock, Harold, Hayes, Hendricks, Hudson Lane, Marlowe, Matthews, Matthiessen McCullough, McDonald, Morgan, Moseley, Nixon, Odom, Oliver, Parker, Parker, Pet tis, Railey, Rauch, Renfroe, Roberts, Salter Sanders, Schumacher, Scribner, Shaw Singer, Smith. Stevens, Stewart, Tabb, Up hold, Walden, Waller, Watkins, Weeks White, Wilborn, Williams, Woodall. Mtss Glarza Dowdy Sponsoring CAPTAIN BECKNELL Company Executive Officer FIRST LT. SINGER Company Commander CAPTAIN WILLIAM BECKNELI.. Company Executive Officer FIRST LT. MARVIN SMITH COMPA Y MC, Company Commander CAPTAIN BARNEY HANCOCK Miss Suenelle Robertson Sponsoring CAPTAIN HANCOCK COMPANY ROLL-Adair, Adams, All- mon, Barett, Beeland, Bentley, Birdsong, Blount, Boyt, Brackett, Capel, Cason, Cochran, Colquitt, Cox, Cook, Coogler, Cromer, Curry, Daniel, Dawkins, Elijah, Elrod, Fagarty, Fallin, Fordham, Fowler Garland, Gibson, Greene, Hancock, Hay Helms. Hill, jackson,-Joiner, Jordan, Kent Lastinger, McChargue, McKissick, Meeks Middlebrooks, Millan, Moore, Osborn, Par- tain, Peaden, Perdue, Peterman, Pope Reeves, Reid, Ryals, Seay, Shaw, Simmons Smith, Smith, Strickland, Wade, Wiggins. 1 s v f ' 3 f. .. 'N . fs Xxx, Lis iZi5tjvigg:.QLe Q17 ,igygv f K 'fi : wif I S3555 K W v X Www. if 5 1 1 ii' ,g:-W 5 , 'F Q X ww ,gg N WW ,, ,urn M -YW, f' QM A X W- X'xsv,.WiLQw WM- my V X wx if ei an 4 :ef is E 5 si 2 E52 .K 5 32 LQ 1. Miss Sharon Casteel Sponsoring 2nd LT. MORGAN 9. Miss Karen Henflriolfs Sponsoring 2nd LT. EASON 17, Miss Gwen Barfielfl Sponsoring 2nd LT. HAMRICK 2. Miss Mary Ann Webb Sponsoring 2nd LT. BONDS 10. .Miss Mary Ann Alsobroolfs Sponsoring 2nd LT. THOMAS 18. Miss Becky Hood Sponsoring 2nd LT. HANEY 3. Miss Clair Bentley Sponsoring 2nd LT. WIGCINS 11. Miss Sybil Renfroe Sponsoring 2nd LT. TURNER 19. Miss Betty ,lo Thomas Sponsoring 2nd LT. THOMAS fs he we ua -is as ns in 4. Miss Janet Plunkett Sponsoring 2nd LT. BLAIR 12. Miss Sheila Amos Sponsoring 2nd LT. MONTGOMERY 20. Miss Kay Wilson Sponsoring 2nd LT. HURST 5. Miss LaNette Wooley Sponsoring 2nd LT. SANDERS 13. Miss Joyce Bowden Sponsoring 2nd LT. BRACKETT 21. Miss Glenda Wilson Sponsoring 2nd LT. STEVENS 6. Miss Mary Moore Sponsoring lst LT. REEVES 14. Miss Nancy Dover Sponsoring 1st LT. BARFIELD 22. Miss Inez Tomberline Sponsoring 1st LT. SMITH 7. Miss Martha Johnson Sponsoring V 2nd LT. BEELAND 15. Miss Martha Freeman Sponsoring ' 2nd LT. THOMAS 23. Miss Paulette'Robertson Sponsoring 2nd LT. RYALS fNot pictured? , 8. Miss Gaynelle Wilkes Sponsoring 2nd LT. RAINES 16. Miss Ann Matthews Sponsoring lst LT. SMITH 24. Miss Gayle Sanders Sponsoring 2nd LT. ALLMON 25. Miss Eleanor Nelson Sponsoring lst LT. SINGER LIEUTENAN S Q lst LT. SMITH Batt. Provost Marshal 2nd LT. RAINES 2nd LT. BLAIR 2nd LT. THOMAS 2nd LT. BEELAND 2nd LT. MONTGOMER Batt. Asst. S-I , Batt. Asst. S-3 Batt. Asst. S-4 Asst. Plat. Ldr., Unit Adm. Off., Co. HC!! Co. HA!! 2nd LT. BONDS 2nd LT. THOMAS 2nd LT. HANEY 2nd LT. STEVENS 2nd LT. SANDERS Plat. Ldr., Co. A Plat. Ldr., Co. A Plat. Ldr., Co. A Uni: Adm, Off., Plat. Ldr., Co. B Co, ccBn SS 1. fi rg 2nd LT. MORGAN 2nd LT. EASON 2nd LT. BRACKETT 2nd LT. ALLMON 2nd LT. RYALS Plat. Ldr., Co. B Plat. Ldr., Co. BU Unit Adm. Off., Plat. Ldr., Co. CU Plat. Ldr. C0. HC . co. C 54 H3 X 25? 2nd LT. WIGGINS 2nd LT. HURST 2nd LT. HAMRICK 2nd LT. THOMAS 2nd LT. TURNER Plat. Ldr. Co. C Unit Adm. Off., Plat. Ldr., Co. D Plat. Ldr. Co. D Plat. Ldr., Co. D CO' uDn General Gillam, third from left, poses with Captain Creson, Wallace Joiner, and Melvin Bentley. MILIT RY SNAPSHOTS General Gillam spoke to our Military Department. This was the day the distinguished cadet medals were given. Our Color Guard was there to perform, After Military Inspection we received a rating of superior. IPM LLJQ Q I f wfm k' Q K 1 ' -mf Mk 1 gm J f' Q .,..'- QM-L fqa. .n.! -E Q K fr, S 7 Ziff gg ,irq State Secretary MARTHA RALSTON The foundauon upon whndithe Hu- dent body reds and depends to gani suengdiand unUy,the Student CouncH functions in many sundry ways. Our Student Councd-Mdnch sponsors such activities as the Homecoming Queen Contest, Twerp Season, a State Work- shop for Student Council members, and the Sponsor, Secretary, and 'Treasurer of our State Student Council-broadens the students, experience with the form of government upon which our state and federal government is built. The honor of being chosen to serve on the Student Council is appreciated deeply, whether the member is an elected representative or an appointee. ROLL Claire Bentley Foy Bentley Neal Bonds Allen Bridgman Elizabeth Carlock Patricia Carter Mandy Collum Carlton Colquitt Joan Colquitt Bob Cromer Bill Curtis Julie Elliott David English Shirley Fowler Martha Hall Sandra Haygood Joanne Hardy Sylvian Huckeba Charles Jordan Ann Kinsler Janet McDaniel Paula McDaniel Wilson Moseley Eleanor Nelson Walter Parker Rita Perdue Tommy Perdue J. l. Pope Reginald Poteat Norman Renfroe Ralph Ross Sybil Sanders Edward Shaw Sylvia Smith Julian Stalnaker Tommy Stevens Billy Stewart Douglas Storey Garland Stubbs Ina Fay Tidwell Edith Thompson Mary Jo Turner Carol Underwood Jack Waller Glenda Wilson Billy Woodall Jennie Lee Yow State Treasurer GAYLE GIBSON Layout Editor CARLTON COLQUITT Sponsor MR. RALPH HOGAN Editor-in-Chief BARBARA VARNER Sponsor MR. HAROLD MAGUlRl Sponsor MR. ULEY CALHOUN fvwvk' ST PLYYNXCD wel' NFO , .XL ' e 'Vagina M ,M...-.- LAYOUT STAFF-Bishop, Black, Cox, Fowler, Perkins. CIRCULATION STAFF-Al sobrooks, Barker, Bentley, Best, Boswell, Carlock, Car ter, Daniel, Gibson, Greene, Haynes, Helms, Hooten, Lin gold, Mathis. 19 REBE - Ma Advertising Manager Literary Editor BETTY JO CROOM ANN KINSLER Assistant Literary Editor z LINDA COOK ' s T A F F-Nelson, E1- Iiott, Ross, O I i v e r, Mathis. ADVERTISING S T A F F - Boyt, Brown, Dover, Haney, Harwell, Turner, Underwood, White. CIRCULATION STAFF Con- tinued - Marlowe, McDaniel, Pitts, Ralston, Rauch, Ruf fin, Searcy, Simonton, SuIIi van, Trice, Warren, Watson Watson, Wooley. 9 Circulation Manager PATRICIA SIMONTON Business Manager JOAN COLQUITT EDITORIAL STAFF MELVIN BENTLEY Editor-in-Chief JAMES BLAIR Assistant Editor MARTHA LINGOLD Feature Editor JOYCE BOWDEN News Editor BILLY STEWART Sports Editor Business Manager JOHN MORGAN Assistant Business Manager MAXINE HEWITT SPORTS STAFF: BILLY STEWART IEANETTE PLUNKETT JAMES BLAIR A YELL NEWS STAFF : JULIE ELLIOTT BOB DANIEL ANITA HUCKABY SHIRLEY LONG BEVERLY BUNTYN JOYCE BOWDEN The Staff at Work. FEATURE STAFF JACKIE WIGGINS MARTHA LINGOLD MAXINE HEWITT SUE MARLOWE BARBARA VARN-ER BETTY JO THOMAS i , ,...,T.,.f, ,,,,,i.,A .. , ,,, . . 7 . .f .rm 17 X. .,M,..., ...,...W.,..4,...f ,, M,,,,,.,. .Mi M,,,.,,Wf.,.M V, . 1 .....,,., .,L. , .T . .amwy .... Wil Tip. W. ..., , ,, mx 'Www xx, fp W ,M ei Adams, Barrett, Bethune, Bevel, Brooks, Currie, Gilmer, Hall, Holloway, Kent, Lackey Lingold, Moore, McDaniel Mclnvale, Partridge, Pasley, Pruett, Stallings, Stallings, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thompson, Trice, Webb. .Lita S 5'Efl1 REBELETTE Abernathy, Sue, Allmon, Victor, Barns Linda, Casteel, Sharon, Cochran, Gary, Cook, Marijo, Cox, Jackie, Curtis Bill, Ellerbee, Toppy, Gibson, Buddy, Gibson, Gayle, Hale, Jeanette, Hall Don, Hall, Martha, Hamlett, Wallace, Hamrick, Grady, Hancock, Ronald, Harper, Jimmy, Helms, Butch, Lang ford, Melco, Littleton, Phylis, Matthies sen, Jimmy, Miller, Frances, Mc Chargure, Ronnie, McKissick, Ted, Odom, Gene, Olive, Jane, Perdue Steve, Pitts, Virginia, Presley, Vir ginia, Ralston, Martha, Ralston, Wil burn, Reid, Suzanne, Singer, Billy, Singer, Katherine, Thomaston, Harold, Varner, Charlie, Watson, Rose Mary, Whited, Mike, Ware, Joanne, Wood Paul, Woodson, Connie. 1 R. E. LEE CHOIR BOBBY ELLERBEE Aecompanist President ......A....... Vice President .....,.. Secretary Business Manager ,..,. Librarians ...,,.,7..A. SANDRA HAYGOOD LEONARD EASON JENNIE LEE YOW JACKIE GATES BAILEY TURNER BETTY .IO CROOM MRS. HYLAN MITCHELL Director, Choir and Glee Club Ist SOPRANO Adair Bell Bradshaw Daniel Dawson Dunnahoo Fowler Garrett Gordy Hill Matthews O'Neal Rogers Sanders Sanford .SSL Simonton Smith Smith Turner GLEE CLUB ROLL Vann Vining Warren Wiggins 2nd SOPRANO Carter Cone Coay Edmundson Gordy Hall Howell Kersey Middlebrooks Royal Sanders Suddeth Thomas Wooley lst ALTO Adams Barrett Force Milton Plunkett Renfroe Slaughter ' Watts Weaver 2nd A LTO Adams Alsobrook Canup Davis McCullers Renfroe Sanders Webb Wooley -www ,E i,4Ns,,W -We iillr CHOIR ROLL 'I Black Cook Gates Helms 'W' ' 'Wait of , Haney Kinsler Haygood Starling Hendricks Streetman Hooten Thompson Legg Whitten Mathis Proctor Mathis Becham Moore Bowles Schuessler Casteel Tidwell Holstun Yow ,lerell Cochran Dawkins Fowler Ross Cladin Teal Hortman Simmons Oliver Dyer Ruffin Eason Searcy Parker Underwood Passmore Colquitt Searcy Croom Stubbs Dingler Turner Haynes Wiggins Haywood Adair Phillips Collfllliif Plunkett EflgliSh Wilkes Lastinger Woodson UPh01d Blount Garrett Carpenter Ellerbee GIRL ' GLEE CLUB President .,,,,,,,s,,r Vice President ,,... Secretary ..,. Business Manager .,.. Librarians ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MARTHA MIDDLEBROOKS Accompanist SYLVIA SMITH SYBIL SANDERS JACKIE WIGGINS BETTY BELL BOBBIE HOWELL SYLVIA SANDERS LPH TRI HI-Y President I JOAN COLQUITT I , gf Vice President SHIRLEY FOWLER Warren, Wiggins, Best, Short, Robertson, Underwood. if I ,g , g 1 l I ., 1 .J J Secretary JULIE ELLIOTT Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor KAREN HENDRICKS CONNIE STREETMAN MISS BLANCHE SHEHEE X 1 I E H 1 F' ROLL-Alsobrooks, Bodner, Colquitt, Crawford, Daniel, Dawson, Fowler, Gordy, Haney, Haygood, Hendricks, Huffman, Haggis, Howell, Leigh, Lingold, Marlowe, Mathis, McManus, Moore, Nelson, O'Neal, Olive. Perkins, Ruffin, Sanford, Searcy, Smith, Streetman, Varner, DELT TRI HI-Y A President PAT CARTER 1 Vice President MARTHA MIDDLEBROOKS ROLL-Adair, Alsohrooks, Amos, Barnes, Bentley, Bishop, Black, Boswell, Boyt, Carden, Zarlock, Carter, Carter, Cosey, Daniel, Ford, Freeman, Garrett, Gladin, Hall, Holloman, Holloway, Kinard, Mallory, Matthews, McSwain, Middlebrooks, Miller, Milton, Moore, Jlive, Oliver, Perdue, Putman, Renfroe, Sanders, Schuessler. Secretary MARIE BLACK Sponsor Chaplain Treasurer MRS. SLOTHOWER LINDA OLIVER SUZANNE CARTER HIY GLB President DAVID CASON Vice President MELVIN BENTLEY Secretary CARLTON COLQUITT Treasurer DAVID ENGLISH Chaplain ALLEN BRIDGMAN Sponsor MR. BRAXTON ROLL Becham Bentley Blanton Bridgman Cason Colquitt Cook Daniel Echols A English Garrett Greene Hay Moseley Railey Ralston Reeves Spivey Schumacher Varner N Ji., 5 L, ,,fv M iii? WHW' 1 MES-Q65 ,x , :QW , - ii. , gf Wk 31, X .,gQ5F,L ,,, , M if A E 79? x g S W3 'vi Yi wr in ,f'.. w LgMI, i1,.r.M41M Q ,TM Ejwfgg 3fw TQ I WM., ,......,.M .- ,...W..w 8 My ry 1, 4 f :232 ,fri ff -g-., 4 .131 .Sz f L S, .m.JW... is if gf 3 xi ' 25 M 5, 33 M, . KS TK yy A are gg? W ,W A, 3 If 1 , g ,., J' S ANISH CLUBS SPANISH II S P A N I S P 'd 1: H SPANISHI JERRYTRILSENALI I ROLL-Barron, Black, Coker, Collins, Coogler, English, Fer- guson, Hill, Hood, Howell, Kilhy, Kilhy, Kitchen, Mathis, Moseley, Mullis, Ross, Searcy, Slade, Woodall. pmsident Vice pmsiden, BILLY WOODALL ELAINE MATHIS ROLL-Cook, Ellerbee, Gates, Hancock, Hendricks, Hill, Huckabee, Mathis, McDaniel, McDonald, Osborns, Parker, Vice President Secfegay-y.Trga5urer Reid, Shaw, Streetman, Thomas, Tidwell, Varner, Waller. MARIE BLACK JANET MCDANIEI sf. Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman BETTY MATHIS KAREN HENDRIC .Q Program Chairman SP07lS0T GRADY COKER MR. BRAXTON LATIN CLUBS LATIN II President VIN BENTLEY LATIN I Vice President President SANDRA HAYGOOD HAYS ARNOLD SCCVBMIVY Vice President DIANNE .RUFFIN ' JIMMY BURKS LATIN I ROLL-Alsobrook, Arnold, Bagley, Bentley, Blount, Bolton, Burkes, Carlock, Cook, Daniel, Dyer, Echols, Hall, Harris, Huckaby, Hudson, McCullough, McSwain, Moore, Odom, Oliver, Putnam, Rauch, Shaw, Stratham, Thomas. ROLL-Becham, Bentley, Bridgeman, Carter, Colquitt, Cox Fowler, Bigson, Gibson, Hardy, Harwell, Haygood, Johnson Marlowe, Matthews, Middlebrooks, Nelson, Olive, Olive, Reeves, Robertson, Ruffin, Schuessler, White, Wilson, Yates Threadgill, Croom, Traylor, Cason, Bowden, Underwood. Treasurer Secretary XRRY MIDDLEBROOKS ELIZABETH CARLOCK Sponsor Treasurer MRS. COLCORD ELLEN DANIEL LATIN II 1 F. H. A. CLUB The' Future Homemakers of America Club of Robert E. Lee Institute has been very active this year in vari- ous projects. The FHA Club has sent several delegates to the Dis- trict Meeting of the State Group. OPHELIA AGNES CAROL BETH DANIEL PLUNKETT UNDERWOOD CRAWFORD Treasurer Vice President 3, President Secretary . 1 .L .1 ROLL-Abernathy, Barfield, Canup, Cone, Gordy, Harris, HiSl0fil17l Harrison, Hewitt, Jarrell, Knight, Lee, McLeod, McManus, Perkins, Pitts, Roberts, Rogers, Slade, Wade. Sponsors: CLAIRE HOLLOMAN Miss Betty Rhodes, Miss Betty Brown. parliamentarians CHARLOTTE THOMAS PAT PRUETT JAMES BLAIR LAMAR MOORE FRANCES SHAW RUTH WARREN JIMMY SCRIBNER MR. ALLAN STILE S, Sponsor DCT OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .... .,,,,,,V,,V,,,,,,,, ANN HELMS Vice President ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, C LORIA SALTER Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Treasurer ,,,.... - .,.......,......... MARY HUFFMAN PRESTON SANDERS Publzczty Agent v,,...,,,, ,.,.,.,,,,,,,, D OT MCMANUS WESLEY PARTAIN TOMMY BARRETT RONALD CONE BENNY GRAY Y' 15 MQ' 3 as 'nb my '7 if N .W . W X, W M ,M .... gy , . ' panel if is YL 5 . v ip 'fe 2 A , ,f 4. , , 'E 3 f K Hx A 14 i I , N H' m Wg -.Ff1eiff A A JW r f , N V' WMM s wh 5? mv :Q K ' M 3,51 T A E? g Q . i ,. Q 2 f Q ' 2 X Z 2 1 1 'lmxmT.02 E QA ' 4w?0X4'WfWM i 'Q W N ' 8- Mm f Y , T H ,Y 4-H CL B President Secretary LARRY HANCOCK KAY FOWLER HEALTH HANDS HEART HEAD Gifls, Vilfe Pfesidefll Boys Vlce Pregldgnt PATSY ROYAL CECIL PITTS H R r lf' IJ J EX x I Edward Shaw Q , N N Blanche Ferguson X 2 XX Bill Curtiss . I Donald Booth ' ' s wi, C. A I 2 4-, , ' AEmory Pltts X 1' sf K' I vi x K Q ' K Sponsors ROLL Mary Sue Hudson Joanne Hardy Sarah Ellerbee Shirley Ellerbee Melvin Fallin MR. RALPH HOGAN MRS. MAMIE SLOTHOWER ROLL Foy Bentley Neal Bonds Albert Curry Cary Flitter Gloria Dowdy Martha Harris Ted Helms Barbara Howard Terrell Hurst Wallace Joiner Marie Johnson Gary Miller Mary Moore Reginald Poteat Charlene Sanders Patricia Sinionton Edith Thompson Barbara Varner Larry Watson Sybil Watson Paul Woods MLB CLUB The HL Club is composed of members of the Athletic Teams of Robert E. Lee who have won an individual letter during the school year. The Club's main projects for this school year have been school dances after the games. OFFICERS President W. L. STRICKLAND Vice President EDWARD CREWS Secretary ELEANOR NELSON Treasurer BETTY BELL Sponsor COACH CAVAN we - -iw-m.a.s..1w .- .Y is -VM I .i 2349 if 1 dw.-am.. a 1 ? , 'Vt ff :' ' X , fi hx X V K AX -9 fy , K A 'A ' ' W , ww X lx Mva f,,.. V Y , ssl I M 3, - -w u 1'-Mi' ff, 1' . .XR 'Y ' f 4, f I 'f L ,xv '23 'r 'A . ,A X i, .'x ,1,,g,i9 fb. ... 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U Q.. f ws ' 1 i 2, il if 5 KZ H, 3 QS M fl ig if 5991 ri! 4 fl 'N iSn,! Bbq . TWERP EASON An outstanding feature sponsored by the Student Council this y e a r w a s Twerp Seasonf, held in No- , vember. For two weeks the girls had a chance to legally date the boys. Daisy Mae and Little Abner were len nie Lee- Yow and Marvin Fordham. Twerp Season came to its climax with a Dance held at the gym Hey, Marvin! Let me catch you! cried Jennie Lee. This 'gCheck your shoes at the door, please. Because the gym was a familiar sound on Sadie Hawkins Day. floor was being prepared for basketball, the dance was a sock hop. The girls made corsages for their dates, and a prize was Then the dance got into full swing as you may easily tell given to the couple with the cutest corsage. The winner from the picture below. was Grady Hamrickg his escort was Paulette Robinson. A contest was also held for the best-decorated pair of socks. K. w 1, ff? -4 1 ! ,ff ff? 5.1 E X. 1: 5, , iq .L nw: ' is 1 N fm, M., ff my M y-A-. ,NK Y H ,A,5gfm.1 5 sf Q ,Q 5 ,f f 5 .4 1 -as Lf-i . ziw, ., - M . . , I a X K. .W , 35: A 4' N ,,,.v . 4. iii .V ' - ., ' Y W I f I Mfg: 'D ' ,RSM f 1:,1fi5x If-045A ' xwmr 14 A -ww ,gf 5, wigs A 'T -fm, ,L:g52?ljf5f1L f in 'ish 3 'S-45 2, 5 r'U'55 ---- 39 ,Jp SKA-23 ' .. sv QQ f f 5 .wr T Yi FE - ' fd Q, Q - XL pfeifsegifilf. , ., W: ,aww .awk ' kwa -W, ui 'Q '- E K W FQ me 1 7 , ,A, . A, ,. ,, .,, . Six students were chosen by various civic clubs in town to attend Girls' State and Boys' Stale, sponsored by the American Legion and .the American Legion Auxiliary, this past summer. They are as follows: Barbara Varner, Sylvia Smith, ,loan Colquitt, Martha Ralston, 'Elain Mathis, W. L. Strickland. During the Youth Assembly in December Pat Carter was given the office of Calendar Clerk. She will hold this office at the 1955 Youth Assembly. A contest essay The Characteristics of an Outstanding Soldier, was written by the cadets of the ROTC unit. Frank Varner was awarded a watch by McNeely Jewelry Company for writing the best essay. Miss Jeanelle Threadgill was chosen by the faculty to be given a trip to the UN and other national sites by the ODD FELLOW LODGE NO. 1977 of Thomaston in the sum- mer of 1954. R. E. Lee was elected by the State Student Council as the State Secretary-Treasurer. To represent Lee the student council elected Martha Ralston Cleft? as secretary and Gayle Gibson as treasurer. Nh. an -K with 3 9- ave twewe ROTC um Education g pcb bowl' The soars Oleea with We Pu C cupg to L Qente . Adams We' has tau' A Mrs. Dlcksgger punch bowl inatching During the past football season a plaque was placed at the football stadium to honor Mr. Albert Matthews, who granted the land on which the stadium is located. 5 the At the Founders Day Program on December 19, which celebrated the school's 79th year, Captain James R. Atwater was presented a plaque for his outstanding contributions to the school. Each year a plaque will be placed in the lunchroom honoring an outstanding citizen, This fall the FHA Club secured a charter from Mayor Barron setting up FHA week in the school. Pictured on the left is Carol Underwood receiving the charter from Mayor Barron. In the picture to the right Martha Ralston is shown receiv- ing a trophy from Mr. John Woodall after winning the Miss West Central Georgia Contest. S , , , K 0 I 7 - iff' Im' N' f ' f ' 4: S 4 1 , x M 42 X 1 . 1 1:-2 R1 NL Q: ' Y MR. h. E. LEE MELVIN BENTLEY 5 if- px hz 5 Q 5 f,g W? J PIJ' sf . .,,, ji, h . . , A A W A L, , V , M '-m'h migi , f sms asa .aw 5 BARBARA'VARNER MARTHA RALSTON REGINALD POTEAT BETTY BELL PRESTON SANDERS SUPERL TIVE JULIE ELLIOTT NEAL BONDS SUE MARLOWE BILLY STEWART SUPERLATIVES GAYLE GIBSON LARRY WATSON SUPERLATIVES JOAN COLQUITT WALLACE JOINER JENNIE LEE YOW RONALD REEVES i SANDRA HAYGOOD BOBBY ELLERBEE SUPERLATIVES ANN KINSLER W. L. STRICKLAND S PERLATIVES J,, ,- JEANELLE THREADGILL MARVIN FORDHAM KAREN HENDRICKS LEONARD EASON ---...., ILLEAN OR NELSON CARLTON COLQUITT SUPERLATIVE MMM A f V- weww.. s QF. . 11' .Fi F4 s Our faithful Mr. Scott always has a wel- These men, Mr. Morgarfs helpers, keep Thanks to Mrs. Morgan and these women COITIC for any Sllldellt- our school clean. we all get those good lunches. All right now, let's go over that yell one During lunch Jennie Lee wandered away Beta Club initiation shore has David i1 more time. from Paul. the clark!! or: 'F E Q I H , .W fs sff'w3 3 Afternoon pastime4where are Frank and Charlene and Claire just can't stay out The Latin Club Party proved Latin can Billy?? of trouble. be fun! After school picture-taking can be funf Boy, did we enjoy those cute little girls Important bl1SiIl6SS really g0eS 0l'l in 0111 Smile. pretty girls! in the Tri-Hi-Y initiation. Office. fgdfd After showing you through the doors of Lee, we ask you to follow the parade through our ad section to salute those business firms of Thomaston who have helped make this book possible. We of the 1955 Rebel Staff appreciate the interest these establishments have shown in our school and wish that you would remember to patronize these stores often. 376163 ???E 9604 ma RJWL1 Fat ' GUM Ellingl'on'S Q, MW- JJ TExACo fwaaim C ' 'LW SERVICE STATION WLQMJA ZJMI' N. CHURCH DIAL zzu A115225 KERs4EY's GROCERY Highway N. E MAIN DIAL 2423 Dial 48I2 ECONOMY AUTO Jani-zen Headquar+ers W5JiV? ins: STALUNGS DIAL 36ll N. CENTER ST l00 W. Main Sf. Dial 3034 City Dairy Company YOUR HOME TOWN DAIRY bll E S+ree+ Dial 255 I GENERAL GORDON MOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP + R + The Bes in Il es MRS. PALMER AYERS - RUTH J. GOODWIN O O. ROOT HAR LD Dial 4422 KILPATRICICS THOMASTON HARDWARE co. BUS DEPOT C ' l03 Eas+ Main Sireei Dial 2420 W. H. THOMAS For Comfori' and Sa'Fe'ry Jeweler MRS. ROBERT BARRON Agenf l02 N CENTER DIAL 4052 H. DOYAL SALTER AI'I'orney CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE MISS MARY BUTTS SI'udy Io show fhyself approved un'Io God. 2 Timoihy 2:I5 Bruce Croom Insurance Agency LIFE AND HOSPITALIZATION DIAL 29l3 209 N. BETHEL INSURANCE I 00 Norfh Cen'I'er Dial 4036 H-I MN W2 ti: 'f'4 If 'V II'P?'5fi'1fIi' if QI? , 1 i'i39'W' ' ' f 53 v S3 V HOME OWNED AND OPERATED Air-Condiiioned For Your Comfori' Dial 2234 Peach Tourist Court BOB VARNER'S d G GROCERY Thomoston Motor Hotel g MEMBER AAA AND RUTHELLE'S SUPERIOR coums UNITED DRESS SHOP 'Dial 3922 Hightower St. Dial 2l25 I KELLY Burton s AUTO WELDING CO. SHOE STORE , Quality Shoes for Dial 2323 the entire Family ON THE SQUARE U PSON LAU N DRY CO. ' Dry Cleaning and Laundering 3l9 N. CENTER Dial 2I89 HESTER DRUG COMPANY RHQDES Thomasfon, Ga. 203 S. Church DIAL 3I3I INC. THE Shop a+ Rhgdes and FRENCH SHOP Save Easi' Main S+. DIAL 2l03 Dial 3323 THOMASTQN HAIRDRESSERS Thomas+on, Ga. EDWARDZS 2532555 FINANCE GFI-.'b'?Efi-S HAEEINEIFER-S COMPANY Manager pRQCTQR BILLY TORBERT PLUMBING AND GND HEATING COMPANY I02 N. Church Dial 375I PRUITT BUILDING THOMASTON FLORIST V 1 If , . if 'When il s flowers, say if wilh ours V3 fly, W N fu ,- wk H ., I 1 ,, V we X ' ,V ' 'V A,, J I J' 'L I X ff F JXT5 DL if P I fx 'l 4 I L J l ' X Q. OTHY BUTTS A , IQ .v' zl 2 '.' If f 5' f l L N lf Oc 1 ik J fr ,,, L, J f ' 4' l I w l V L ' l Owner Flower fone Dial 2l77 CORNER W. MAIN AND N. CHURCH ST. Save ai HOU-0WAY'5 McCONNELL'S TIRE SHOP 5C AND .IOC Besi' Recapping Service Main S+, Dial 4634 in Town HUGH HOLLOWAY F All Th N Manage' Ifffhne I+fNef,fs DIAL 20l6 THE THOMASTON TIMES 405 N. Cenfer AND Qu! THE FREE PRESS Lisfen 'Io for music, news, sporfs all day Iong I220 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL THE BAND BOX MRS. EVELYN HICKS-Owner Ladies' Ready-+o-Wear Millinery, Hose PHONE 2528 IUEWELRY COMPANY DIAMONDS. WATCHES CHINA AND SILVERWARE Wesi' Main SI'ree'I' - H kg - Lhwvvv X y CMU- Sfvo.. ggmfsyjxvmw -SQVMQM' Qvwpwm KLM- CWNWQL'-5 Qi? URW WNWQ31 My WM fgwfwu THOMASTON ,lNTELI.lGENCE+ ', C141-JB -If Dun +NA'rnonsz - . E Lnszaw . -- i.'.AYl1'Y .15'fRUEx. 57W ff pw www ,ff f ' J Jig! Witmw WM 19005 GEORGIA 5WX4w! , QN-A:-2, F I ,UL ' 4 if va, 5Gf,fA, mf by-LM, My :ww QQ-f1.J.,a.f, mf, ,LB 'GLU-3 0-N3-. , 593-fa-i, A JIM BAKER HAMMocK's Hardware Supply Company Jeff Davis Road 54 coBB's affmja CREDIT Free Delivery Service 109 High+ jDaal 267: 403 Hi-W? ibglfgjpiaa I 242 1 ' N LL . M O W W QW! W V MARVIN COOK'S 531 R W SELF-SERVICE Dial 2432 D MARKET AND GROCERY 2lI S. Cenfer S+ AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT ,.,.-,. ,, ,.....-,,.4g.l,,,...g. ,, , BANK OF UPSON MEMBER F.D.I.C. DIAL 2l29 C. M. PASLEY, JR. Presideni R. P. CRAVEY Cashier H. D. STOREY, JR. Assf. Cashier A+ your service wi'I'h convenieni' parking Comforfable surroundings COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE ai' YOUR FRIENDLY HOME BANK Thomasion, Ga. .div- KINGSTON TRIO DANCE ACADEMY 300 N. Church FOR YOUR Tap Ballef -4 Acrobalic Ballroom if , I lla? JEWEL SMITH SUE MAXWELL NEEDS Dial 435i Dial 3826 Phone 203l 2I5 E. Lee Dial 296I The Famous Yellow Froni' --' Sfores FINE MdEATS PRCIBUCE THE NEW STORE and STAR GROCERY THE ACE SHOE STORE I08 E. Gordon Dial 2I83 Side by Side GLAD lN'S Cenfer S+. Dial 35l7 FRANK C. VARNER BARRON'S GROCERY STUDIO ix Porfraii' and Commercial Mfwiil Phofography QA, AX Fresh r 5 ' 9 Meafs ,E and 61 In Vegeiables IQ NS ' Q d i y I0b N. CHURCH DIAL 3320 SUGGS UPSON CHEVROLET BUILDING COMPANY SUPPLY co. Qualify Plus Service Gnd BUILDING MATERIALS F IRESTONE Cenier Phone ZI64 STORE GREEN'S f --.......,,,, : . . . f ., - . - ,.,1shfg1 Mew--as-.,,,,, mm , .W ,. M., W, .V,,.gW,..,,.,f, w 'H - 55,,:I.,v-we-gf . ,V Q-.... .M ' - ' ,K , KN , .V -Ui , 2 INC. PROPANE GAS SERVICE Dial ZI I7 v WATSON'S The Sfore +ha+ Cons'l'an1'ly Lowers Your Cosi of Living ON THE SQUARE DIAL 2426 Ifriff We-W GEORGIA 27024 Claw CARTER W mf HIGHWAY W4 5 EXPRESS INSURANCE f Dependable Mofor Express Service 205 N. Church FRANK WARREN DIAL 2I05 Agen'r -'Q 2, O. w. JONES Qlgfifig s. SON X if HARDWARE COMPANY CITY DRUG C0 iso 'Qb For 45 years our friends S. Cerner S+. and cus+Omers have said, Q. YOU CAN GET IT AT JONES E Tho'f5TIfff'2?5?'gia C-E2 'Q NEAL LOGUE COMPANY WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE PREVAII. Thomas+on's Only Compleie Depar+meni S1'ore HOWELL'S ORRICK SERVICE PRINTING co. 5TAT'0N 36 years experience in fhe producfion of qualiiy prinfing a+ reasonable pnces. DIAL 3' I5 Free Delivery Service BARNESVILLE DIAL HI-WAY 3653 KEENAN AUTO PARTS CO. We Specialize in Original Equipmeni' Replacemeni' Paris PARKWAY FLORIST O CAR, TRUCK, TRACTOR, PARTS O PAINT AND WELDING A MEMBER OF THE I SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY O DELCO BATTERIES Weddings I I 5 ll F I 'Call Keenan s Firsi' Cgrgsgs DIAL 2l75 I05 N. CENTER 322 E. GORDON DIAL 3622 EASON'S r-1-1, ,'...J Au+I1orized Sales and Service MOTOR COMPANY 24-hour wrecker and garage DIAL 37I3 For nighf service DIAL 4803 NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY ROYAL CROWN COLA Best by 2 full Taste-Test glasses lc T 1' d yh 5C Zdvff 444--14' jg 5 , I . fdvv. ivfyrf 'R You Save Sci! 5 f f ' A I f Every Day Zi : 'L ' ' E ' R' , a+ No charge for I 4 I . 0DfL7f,f FAIRWAY 13, QI f . O N 5 1 f?l4l-rvgj WK? GROCERY My GEHS Self-Service LEONASQD ADAMS 'For all occa o DIAL 3231 FURNITURE MOTOR COMPANY COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS D Ponliac, Cadillac, GMC Truclcs SI dS ' Il2 E.Main DIAL 2533 STEPHENS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME STEPHENS INSURANCE AGENCY STANARD OIL PRODUCTS QUALITY CLEANERS WILLIAMS FURNITURE A. L. UPHOLD, Ow DIaI 2244 NOELL'S On 'rI1e Square Household FurniI'ure Dial 52I0 THOMASTON. GEORGIA MRS. J. S. NOEL. O .,,?,,rg,c1, :GO f J J T-1 X Q? 1,3 ,?,L4?,g,,3f Wea C, 42550 424.2712 7144 W -75432542 Q Q-ffl! T71-A, ,Lia X2 L,ff,w,. T' I Li. , ' -A 'ff' 4-fn. ' Q fwmwsbw TI-QRS! Lf JM! Zjff Q 1 7 QQ ffl awe! f Zffivfpr-1147i .1 wa! f 'C -' Lf ,Jima f M fer M M Pfwffriv N J MWA A ff ,. 'ff ., p A ' Q! I Mole, ..-4 nf 2fn Q S 5121 AlZ4'97 -'VY'-'Q 4,6 f f' . f . O f T JBZQE , T W, ' gf, J 4Cenj'er'Zp'9jree4g 5, A - fra, Ara-Q5 DIALu227I - ,f'?L4m,ZLf,g, Save al' EMORY ADAMS The BeS+ in Grocery Enl'er'l'ainmen1' BARNESVILLE STREET Buy Brand Names from B. F. GOODRICH Tubeless Tire Headquar1'ers 'A' MOTOROLA TELEVISION, RADIO ir THOR WASHERS if KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, FREEZERS ir ARNOLD-SCHWINN BICYCLES if CHAMPION OUTBOARD MOTORS -k FLORENCE GAS RANGES ir DEARBORN GAS HEATERS Only Sl0.00 Delivers Any Maior Appliance Ordinary Tl1omas1'on Upson Counfy Georgia BETHEL SALTER THOMASTON GEORGE FEDERAL H- Savings and Loan Co. MILLER WALTER PRICE-Mgr. E Dial N. Church Si' SINGER'S STORES Toi-and-Teen On 'I'he Square AH'orney-ai'-law SINGERS Easi' Main Sf. MARK 'S The Ladies' Apparel Shop l05 E. MAIN STREET THOMASTON. GA. JJ LYON'S f 'W WM FINER Foops QVVW M Q ii ,Finn Mf Fresh Meafs ff 4, A N J., Vegefables X N X Fancygafrgpgzeries W 5 A1 oNE-sToP SHQPPINGLCENTER W. X Q. W RMK? MWWWM M X ffmfyfxm .tw WTSJMW OEDUCATION -. . . W W - Thoma n G ri ' X R W 's I.. eo ga M0322 fri. Q55MZM M by dMV.fCh?3?j1aITAgELLAN if S My Q. .mf R'Q.gfS1,TEllmS X. .yy lfpgllfy J MR. RAWLINGS GLADIN WP? t 7' MR. D. L. BISHOP , ' U 9 gif MR. owENs ADAMS '52 ,ff 1 Gxoxgu , , . VJVSS .XR by 915 Ox JDK 'inf' Hx RF 1 O9 ' . .QP Q R mf ny J -. ' 1. LSU I. . 9, R 7 My-f Kxrfprl Fpfjfb may N mf!!! 7 yy N54 K, Q! vrfj ,I , J. RAB' uf N ' Y Y 'jg 71 I T' lj. 1 'N J fl 5 1 pf f pf I, . X 'Aff NJ RR 45 .r-J' ,, ,' -4-4 Kr ,f 1 rl. 'JJ gfigrj E? T 55: EQ-P Ex Sui . l R E ge KAR? kSbAgT+he FE A :L AUT0 Y' e 5 PARTS X' XX E s sg Cf' CHAR SNQSQJN M , E kc . is cl-lATFlELn's Gig 1, QE Gulf gvMen Tore u Service HQ. IN ST. TQ Lad' s' hop - ON TH UARE I 3333 S Ch R Yo Food Bill ls Less When You Shop JR. COLONIAL STORE -Sr keg-R V E. Gordon Sf. ki-T . is als LUE GOOSE CAFE On The Square A DIAL 2735 s Q05 L. B I+ Q. irillffls 1 R AHorne'5!i-? W. MAIN STREET WHEELESS . ' Jewelry Company ON THE SQUARE DIAL 2845 E S 31 J clJ 3 slay? ia MARVIN ADAM's Tops In APPLIANCES DW C'ea '9 Your Frigidaire Dealer I 326I N. Church The finesi' meais and groceries HALL'S FOOD CENTER 209 A s+ree+ D I 3I II Free Delivery DIAL 3532 For fhe Besf in Ice ancI Coal CRYSTAL I ICE COMPANY O Corner f DIAL S. Cen+ 45I4 and Walk lhffffi-1,51 QW ,QWVMQQ W MMU? If NV - WV yyxw ff gz.4,!,,,,.QfgfA Wfwf Rf f !4iuic,? ,pq 44, 77 A! yy' a 'PIU quam MW P44 AUTCMOBILE COf' W of . 426,41 MJ' .1 i J' DODGE-PLYMOUT1-1-DESOTO+-DO'fJGE TRUCKS V Ll f . R fl' Q Q o fi X And HINSON FURNITURE COMPANY For Repalrlng You Can+ Bea? Shoes Peugh s will l QA 1 l ALSO SALES MEN'S DRESS SHOES PEUGH SHOE SHOP I06 E. Gordon Dial 3590 600 CEDAR ST. THOMASTON, GA. DAIRIES COOP. LABORATORY PROTECTED FROM FARM TO YOU P. O. 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'Ti I Prescripfions DRUEE PM RED'S PHARMACY Dial 3l I3 McCLELLAN'S PHARMACY Dial 23l I .CQ .,.'- f ' 1-ff 0111 Q J ..f-:f4r4Q1'f ?ifg't7 ' DABLE Q .1 DR UGGIST CASTLEN'S Shell Service S+a+ion 3 D I47I4 LOGSIER FURNITURE CCMPANY Furnish Your Home +he Easy , Loosier Way 2862 2I7 N. CHURCH W wmfwgf' W JW ' WWW M Wy ik TOR co. R ,W M fiyylgff' Q?,.?5c S+uclebaker-A Ceniury on Wheels DAVIS STREET DIAL 37l5 , ..l...lJ THOMASTON TELEPHONE COMPANY A EAST GORDON STREET WWW ' fzf1l?'741'2?'ffw W gf, Having Be ins OZ M4,4,oif1f 'W?+h Saving r WW wow, JQAW- CITIZENS 8: f SOUTHERN Aiea, 771.40 HFJMQL., -T5 aaJ7-211'-f7a.MJmJm.....LaJc.,,., 417047 AW, WVQ 4 , Banking 'I'ha+ ' building 90 Wes'I' Cenf I G rgia CJQMM Q - ?53i:Ji,.J iii? LQJBDWQJZM if 042079 .zfafwziwp scBMgg.,xA5 We Build QW my M1535 'W xwwfiwd . 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