Statesboro High School - Criterion Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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SENIORS EMING S UMAN Football, '12, Club, '14, 'sn O Circulation Manager CIUTEMON. JEWEL GRACE STRANGE riginal Clubg Entered junior Yearg Basketball, '35g Cur ent Events Club, '34 '35 ELSIE EVELYN WARNOCK lcfbfmul Entered junior Cl.-ssg Current Events Club, '34, '35. B. W. SI-IELLNUTT Circulation Manager Hi-Owl, '36. WILLIAM OSBORNE SNEED Entered junior Class, '3i4g Band, '35, '36g Harm Club, '3s, 'J6. ELISE WATERS ony Music Entered junior Yearg Current Events Club. ALLEN RAPNELL Entered junior Class, '34. , ,ggi 22 hw 'W .f ' W lv 'v lv' Q, 115 ps .al-f ai 'lil , .3511-

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.. I xt , E 4 'Nur 1 x ik ,.5a,t',l 4 'EWR' 91, 0 ? ...LL SENIORS WILLIE JURELLE SHUPTRINE Basketball, '34, '35, Literary Editor Hi-Owl, '35S S- S- 5- Club, '34, '35, Harmony Music Club, '35, '36, 5 Club, '34,,'35i Secretary junior Class, '34, '35, Original Club, Art Editor Cm'rExuoN. . HAROLD PERMAN RIMES A41! Qymuv Original Club. BLANCI-IE SMITH gfswf-44 Afwzz Current Events Club, '34, '35, Original Club. VIRGIL ROBINSON my Original Club, Football, '35. NORA BOB SMITH Harmony Music Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, Secretary, '33, Current Events Club, '34, '35, Glee Club, '35, Cheer Leader, '36, junior Advertising Manager, '35, Social Editor Hi-Owl, G' Q A--Y' ' 'fl' ,' M.- cial. W 'Fr P '36, J. T. J., '33, '34, Vice-President, '35, '36, Advertising Manager CrurEmoN. - RUEBEN ROSENBERG J., Entered Senior Class, 'HZ RUTH VIRGINIA STRANGE 43:23 111: 1. Entered junior Class, '34, Bar etball, '34. ANDREW JACKSON RUCKER Entered Freshman Class.

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ufiiwy R JOYCE WEST Cu rent vents Club, Original Club, 2'-,rv CECIL WILLIAMSON WATERS fr-inf . X Football, '34, '35g Track, '34, '35, '36g Dramatic Club, '31, '3Zg President Current Events Club, '35, '36g President T. E. T. Club, 'Jog Assistant Snapshot Editor CRI- TERION. History BACK IN THE FALL OF 1925 an eager band of youngsters approached the first grade room with all the awe that Alice must have felt as she followed the white rabbit into the intricate mazes of a true Wonderland. .- Possibly they were just as dazed by their rapid introduction Y, 5- to the new round of school life as Alice was by her rapid fall I down the rabbit hole. However they soon felt the thud which proved they had landed in a world so different that the only --A -. fi D I fn I u - ft! V mu ,fa I i1 , ,lQ1T g 1,nAE1A3 x K gnaaii 'xx ... ': f-'iT Q thing to do was to become adjusted as soon as possible. Q-E C 3' ..- .- Q. o 2 D FV :r 'na :r 53 W : o P91 ill 0 5 5-1 0 P9 :r- O M--.fe or-:Do Sand 56 ng:- :r' L2 22 -E o 503. 5- :s-gba ra-Dorf' .-.8,'?,,Q' O N mast o gi :Fog 23410 Q00-ro HEMQ' to 50 We? gg-1:3 Q-Hg-rv nm E' warg 505: X421-ng HD'-. o :sm -i-2 53 5 wgbeo. 5' s-v 1 E: sims 0 30'-11 P.-,Revo I V aa 5 Q- F' 3' ro D .3 5 rw ET aa FY fi. 'Q -vs 9.- '5- 5. D UQ 2 ro '1 rn FY 'J' rn Q- O O 'Y vi 0 -+1 vm 'U fl- 5. 'IQ NIGX-1324 I ll ou umluv f 73N T. l 2 nl -4 3 T 4 ,E 1 ft , , Reading and English. qfl- li ,N i When we reached the third grade we found, as Alice did, a small door behind a low curtain. We saw written on this door Geography. We tried the little golden key to the lock and found to our great delight it fitted! At Hrst the passage in the hole took from a labeled bottle with the words Drink Me. We indeed had to drink fast and to our of Geography was small and the Hrst doses taken made us feel very small like the doses poor Alice I astonishment we soon found ourselves growing larger in that knowledge.