Stapleton High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Stapleton, GA)

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SENIOR PARTY One of the most enjoyable affairs of the school year was our Senior Class partv held at the lovely country home of Miss Betty Hadden on Friday evening March twenty-fifth, nineteen hundred forty-nine. Each member was invited to bring one guest. When assembled there were seventeen young people ready for fun and frolic. A well planned program of entertainment was carried out during the evening. Delicious refreshments were served by Miss Hadden. assisted by her Mother and the young lady members of the class. Those present were Misses Hobbs, Swint, 'I'hompsom, Sheppard Clark, Allen, Hadden, and Messrs Henderson, Zeigler, Newsome, Wells, Hadden, Kitchens, Rabun, Howard, and McGahee. JUNIOR PICNIC On Thursday evening March seventeenth, nineteen hundred and forty-nine, the Junior Class and their guests assembled at Stapleton's Gymnasium for an evening of entertainment. During the course of the evening many games were played that brought hearty laughter from one and all. The girls of the class served as hostesses. One hour of the evening was spent conversing, eating, and drinking. The Chaperons, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cason, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cook, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kilgore, shared unheard laughter while watching the worn out hosts pushing through the crowd for their hostesses, when the last game of Post Office was finshed. and home-going time rolled around. Those present were Misses Anne Johnson, Bertha Thompsom, Jeanette Paul, Sue Rooks, Jimmie Rocks, Wauline Usry, Pauline Usry, Sarah Kitchens, Maggie Ree McTier, Mildred Hobbs, Ellen Boone, June Clark, Betty Jean Hadden and Messrs Dick Swan, Billy Dye, Weldon Purvis Jr., Edison Henson, Marion Wilkinson. Aubrey Montgomery, Daniel Shelton, Oscar Means, Jr., Glynn Hadden, Jack Rabun, Roy McGahee, Frank Terry, Johnny Peebles, Alva Newsome, Farris Pendrey, Eddie Williams, and Edd Perdue. 30

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