Thomasville High School - Pines Yearbook (Thomasville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

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I in -.. cy-4lLMA MATER Drar Alma Maier, hail io fhvch' Though from fhcfsa l70lIOVC'l1 halls We S0017 11111sf fllfll 7'f'l1lC'flIlIf feef Wh01'U,rr our forfziuc' Calls, Whc1'c'er our for1'1111c calls. YN from fhy porfals we will hear The imprinf of fhy prvccfjvfs fair. Tha loffy hvacoiz of fhy frzzfh XVill g11i1lU fha sicfps of youfh. BCl1C'fll'lJ fha' shelicr of fhe pines Now curls fha' 1511111 j'C'!ll' Br' ours fha' INIIIIIS, 11111 glory fhi11c', O, hallozvffrl Moihvr, zlcfar, O, hallozwcl Moihcfr, dear. So 1'o111ra1lc's all clasp wall each 12111161 A1161 let 11111 ZL'C'lkilI slowly ring, Thr' royal 011111, Il loyal b11111l. Thy praises wer sing! D I 4 KDEDICATIG Ciusn Qlu hls gnxgn to us L1l1flIlI1.,lX of hu tlmg 1 t1lcr1tQ, bug mum Shu his bI'O1dL1'lLd oux knowkdgg of cur rent affurs by hu world outlook md bumuig bx mu charm 'md Sll1C,CI'lIy shy has bggomc omg IIUOINQ us we, rhg 1943 stlff dcdxulu oux Ldmon of the llxls to MISS RUTH BRITT Vx., Bc. 'Y ' 1 '- q yi' ' ' 'gud . . L .' 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X4 BETTY TU RNER ANNE EIDSON JACKIE STILWELL WALTER DlLLARD 8 HELEN DUPRF Ari Edlfm LOU CRAWFORD Plc hm' Ezfllor BOB WISE ELIZABETH MALLAIRIJ LUCILLE SINGLETARY FRANCES CALDWELL SARAH ANNE GARRISON JIMMIE EVANS BETTY GRINER JACK DAVIS BIVINS GRIFFIN BILL COLVIN V I MAMIE EVELYN HANCOCR EMOGENE SHEPARIJ LOU ELLA COLVIN MERLT ALDREDGE ELSIT JONES MISS EMILY NETL MRS T M MCCOMB BILL HEISLER BURMA COX JOHN GOLDEN CHARLOTTE PORTER BOBBY CLARK JAMES KNEPTON ,If View X J 4 CQQJSXLJ .- A , X A B 1 :J wif 'vi ix 1 C D 5 iw X I 2 49 Jf I ,L V W Y I 9 , They Directed the Rationlng But Durmg the year Mr McComb has vs orked e1rly 'md llte helpmg vuth and superusmg the rzuonmg pro brim Not only does 'Vlr Mac as prmcnpal help us vuth our problems but he also serxes as an m structor ln physlcs The SCDIOFS wlll mlss Mr Mac s dearly loved afternoon ch1ts over the pubhc d dress system Extra sugar stamps to our school secretarles Mlss Rubv Ball and Mrs Horton Grnfhn fEdna Edmondsj for thelr efficlency patnence and lund ness especlally to those nun sances the students who contmually ask May I use tht telephone? How much tune have I got? Throughout our yegus 1n hugh school Supermtenden H. R. Mahler has served as a gulde 1n d1rect1ng all phases of school hfe Under his systematlc ganization and directxon of the rauonmg program p n patriotic duty has become 1 pleasure -4-+3 We W1sh They H at10 Lessons, Too' f 'Pfflluf lmr'V NEEL HOLLAND GREENE GRIFFITH WERTZ NUNN f50q Englush Journalism Mathematics Mathematics Biology QW! KM S LOVE MEGAHEE rn M44 BRITT ANDERSON Spanish Social Science l ww 'T 1 WOOTEN VERRAN NORWOOD BRANDON STITH Speech Band Glee Club Llbranan Blble vfffwf 00,-f-,,,.,,zLw ,4 BOLAND BEAMAN SEWELL Agriculture Home Trades Economncs mwlwmww GARNER HAMILTO Physxcal Physical Educatnon Education I l IV . , Kr, I xl M J I . 1' Q, L 5 . I jg! Q5 7f1-- H L ,f A. y Q 5 WMA! I l .1 M , ' , ' 1 , 'P ' r ln Rl l,Jy,,, s f , J fqfely- 1123115 - If 5 1' . . . I, lyk-P r . -. l 1 I A . , . . N 11 SCHOOL CALE DAR September 14-XVe're back to our three R's. At last-Seniors, but feeling so undigniHed! September 18--Everybody turned out to cheer our boys to victory in the Hrst football game of the season. The Bulldogs defeated Camilla! October 9-The Barefoot Girls had their day, when junior Tri-Hi-Y members wore blue-jeans, checkered shirts, and pigtails to school for their initation. October 20--All T'ville High braved the dump-heaps and rummaged trash cans as the whole school turned out to participate in the Scrap Drive. November 1 1-We participated in the colorful Armistice Day Parade, after which we all made our way to Valdosta to see our boys whip the Wildcats 14-12! November17-Senior class oflieers are elected. These are our choice: president, Bivins GriHing viee-presi- dent, Bill Colvin, secretary, Louise Collinsg treasurer, Anne Alday. November 27-Thanksgiving Holidays and the end of football! December 4-Spooks were on the loose tonight! The Thespians presented their play The Ghost in the December 18 Belfry. -The Glee Club gave a beautiful Christmas program in chapel today, which gave us a real send-off for those long awaited Christmas Holidays. January S-Four new members were inducted into the National Honor Society in a very impressive serv- ice. The new members were Burma Cox, Anne Alday, Jimmy Evans, and James Knepton. February 19--A night of K0mical Komediesn was sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y and presented by mem- March 19- bers of the Speech Department. The rafters rang out to the tune of In Old Louisiana, the Glee Club's annual operetta. As the annual goes to press, we can still look forward to such events as the one- act play, debate, junior-Senior, Senior Play, and Commencement. l l SE IOR CLASS BININS GR11 IIN BILL COLVIN LOUISE Col rms ASNE ALDAY OFFICERS Prc'm1c'nt Prvmfmzt Sac It tary Tre asm cr ge. 4 5OKQ ' 0 1.1, o ,Q BIVINS BILL GRIFFIN COLVIN LOUISE COLLINS guscn' 1 QQ mx X J 9 I In Of? Q Q X X 93lS'fYAT'loh 1 I 3 lu-I X 4- 9 f gm l' Q, jk r HA J if R41 4 Nl gp 5' 'f' Q Q5 X 'S 'hmlllfnh If PPI .afoniz ,M ' 'wh D 0 ef n. E 4:1 ., AN Q F Q HB.. W , Lum Q fu I, -Cs, 6 uL Y 8'm1- Xlvjf 47 Senlors 13 . . . . Vive- . ,--, . I Y , . 'fx I 4 f n f -, , .Ill ,- I .I A . , X1 AL U . x . . S I ' .i ' I ,pb ' 4,' :fa D. .45 'EG wx fe Ml. 'M Q, Q ,W I Q1 -ww I5 1 , v '. 1- f 7. 'fx '51 3, 'V vt, 1 QC. 'rx' X I1'v S . mi y'4 . in If X'.9x -1,5-x Na-'+I' ik FA 1 M K Q, 649' ' Own y'f,.'. '55 ' IN 9 A , ' 6.5-.AX 3 -.fab ,W v-, v 1 ff ,,, y. QIQX Q., -Of, 'Gita ' . 3 w H, 11,3 -.5 1, v,, ., -1, K -,X , L 'f.x'w, f24 'f -. f ---Eff 4 . 4. e1 . -ln. -145 X , 'ah ' 'J X Ju, M, 5,41 M- 5 ,MIM :-- --- - .gf Q I gf' ,qv 'WX 'J-A wwf mi --.n.-au... 3 Cvml'm 9- s-I - Y, Q QL 'xx 3 VX ' 'CNF '. - A wh-A---dv , 5 , ax , , .nf-.buff f . I, .11 , -o,, 1.5 . 9 Us - --U. ,, , 1- HJ ,Wei X -, M., , 1 'ann his Yh Xx , ',s'l,, N ' Q, IH' Q' 'Hr M- 1 J . , Q5 , .. . , , , :NV wax Ln r wr..-.L1,u,,'QiuNx ,P+ L I lr -Y .Nui-.. ,, I u.S,Agx 5 '------- X, h -'I r F' L QM.-. Ju L00 we V, 1 1, S s x 1 Q ANNE ALDAY v-Dx! GEORGIA At, N1 xx Dollfc Basketball 39 42 Dranutnc Club 41 42 Home leonomncs Club 43 T1 Y 42 43 Gltt C uw 42 Etx unttc Club MAI: AN1N1'111I AI DAX an 8 43 I Suu C :mc Ban 41 Lnbrnrnn Band 43 1 Dnxsxon Clannet Duu Dnstrntt Its UX3 1st Dnmon Dnstrxct Clarxnet Solo lst Dnnsnon Dxstrntt and State Quartet 43 Orchestra ec Club 4 Cnrls ct ub 42 Opcrcttn 4 Lnrs MI Itla 43 Red Cross Counul 4 43 Dranmatu. Club 4 fn 41 43 Trcfmsurtr T I Y 43 Treasurer Scnlor Class 43 Cumfmx C01!1IlIf'l1ft1f0l Std? 39 lNClf101'l.ll Honor Soclcty 43 Busmcss Man ager PI1N1S Staff 43 EDR x MI R11 A111111 DL.: Bllllldlll Secretary and '1 rtasunr Home Room 39 40 luqucttt Club 41 4 PIN1 s Staff 43 Vnce re Commtrenal Club 42 4 3 'Cf AIHIRINI X11XA : Kal Glee Club 40 43 Thtspnan Club 43 rl 43 Chor1 Rt lLl111,, 41 2 BLANCH1 CM xuomw ALI LN Angrl Gnrs Glcc Club 39 43 Mnttd ec Club 40 43 In X Cheer Leader 4 'lrtasurtr Home ECOUOFIIICS C lub 4 43 Choral Rcadmg, Club 41 42 MARTHA LARRIR BALI I HLI ec Club 39 41 rn 43 Thespmns 41 42 Sttrttary Thtsplans 42 43 Campus C0171 meulator 42 43 Choral Rndmg, Cu 41 2 C11 2,0 f v-Uefcb' ff 777 UL41 0 SE IORS .Alu 'TE 3542-04- 1 1-24- ,HquOQ',Qju,u4rv'3-1 .., A,-A IM m,fv5l qq ,El-:M ANCY BI LTI IL de Grejiu -... rl Y 4 43 Knlttlng Club 41 42 Lleutcnant In Glrls M111 13 Bas et a 39 43 Choral Rcadxng, Club 41 42 Stu dent Councul 41 42 Commercnal Club 42 43 Thcspnn Club 43 BARRIINCHOW BI UTI LL Slence Club 41 42 HIY 42 43 School Patrol 4 V L R F BIOODXNORTH Ref' Transfcrrtd from Apopka Fla 38 FooIb1ll 40 41 Basketball 41 orter 1- 1- A Cub 42 43 Commtreml Club 43 43 AQNI s I1 Ah VI Ill BRADX Tmnsferrtd from Othlocknec -.-I-4 '?7 -60L4Jr.L4f FRANCI s ORD CAI nw LLL lranlur Gee Club 38 43 T I Y 41 43 Student Councnl 42 43 P I N L s Staff 43 Home l'conomIcs Club 42 43 SLLFCIZIFY Home Room 41 42 Conmnnreml Club 42 43 ZJw,f,aA.Jv4' HOWARD CAR'11R Crasb Football 39 42 Co Captam Bas etball 4 41 Tratk Student Councnl Gee Club 41 43 HI Y 42 Operttta Lead 43 9X LEY LARK r 0 J wwf ow F . ub 9-'40, Glee Club, - 5 S man Club, '41-'42, mmercial Club 42- ' s S aff 43' Operetta - ational Honor Society 43' Declamation 43. INEZ DOWLING CLEMENITS Nez Home Economics Club 40 42 Glee Club 39 40 Commercial Clu 42 43 Louise Co1.L1Ns Charlie National Honor Society 43 C1p tam Valley Ball Team 38 41 Current Lvents Club 4 2 President Home Room 40 41 Secretary Home Room 42 43 Editor Chief Pwlas Staff 43 Tri Y 41 42 Vice President Tri Y 42 43 Secretary Senior Class 42 43 President Home Economics Club 4 43 ice President Athletic Association 42 43 Thespian Club 43 WILLIAM LIISTONI Cou ix B1 President Home Room 39 43 Treasurer Sophomore Class 40 41 Trades Club 4143 res: dent Trades Club 42 43 Xiee President Senior Class 4 43 Lou I1L1.A CoLv1N Lou Seeretarv Freshman Class 39 40 Secretarv Home Room 39 41 Red Cross Council 40 43 Stu dent Council 40 43 PINFS Staff 43 Director Commercial Cl b 42 43 BURMA JEWEIL Co Bumu Vice President Iumor Hibh Schxij 39 40 President Home Room 39 40 Secretary Choral Reading Cu 41 42 Girls Glee Cub 39 43 Mixed Glee Club 40 43 Vice President Glce Club 41 42 Girls Small Group 40 43 Dis trict Contralto Soloist 42 Tr1Y Club 41 43 President Tri Y 42 43 Secretary and Treasurer unior Cass 41 42 Thespians 42 43 Secretary Student Council 42 43 National Honor Society 43 Cheer Leader 42 Operetta Lead 43 Campus Commentnlor 42 43 Pmts Staff 43 ,AQLAJJ 1 4-Jg.L.x LL N' .A L PM- J 'A ,J-0-1.- Lou LEESE CRAWFORD Lou Glee Club, '39-'43g Reading Club, '40-'41' Secretary Home Room - 2' Knitting Club 41- 2' Tri-Y 42-43' Home Economics Club 42-43' Secretary Athletic Association 42 43' PINES Staff 43' Choral Reading Club 41-42' De ate National Honor Society BRANTLEY DAVIS D C Trades Club 41 42 Parliamen t rian Trades Club 42 43 V JACK Ltoxo Dxvis c Student Council 39 40 Manager Football Team 39 43 Track T 1m 40 41 H1 Y 41 43 ICC President Hi Y 47 43 Sports man Club 41 42 Hasan. DFKLE Har 15 Hi Y 42 43 Sportsman Cub 42 Pre Flight 42 WALTI ie Dum um Waldo Campus C0lIllllt1lfdf0f Staff 39 40 U D C Essay Winner 40 1' s Lssay Award 4 ICC President Home Room 41 Cllr rent Lvents Club 42 District Fssay Contest 42 Debate Team 42 PINIS Staff 43 Honorary Member HiY 41 43 National Honor Society 43 LJQILAD H1 I.Lx FLIZABI TH Du Pm: Rez Glu. Club 39 40 Att Club 41 42 Commercial Club CDIFCCIOFJ 42 43 PINLS Staff 43 SE IORS 1 S-LLQDQUZQK VXRLAAJ wxuol MARTHA Dx ms Presxdcnt Home Room 39 40 Vxce Prestdent Sophomore Class 41 Glcc Club 40 43 Home Iconomnts Club 42 43 3'fl','3l'y .f5'5 I J Prlius 1x1olxl1Tl ILID on Aim: ee Club 40 41 Gnrls Sma roup 41 St1tt Meet 40 4 Alternate Debate 42 Campu Commrnlalor Staff 4143 I change Edntor 41 42 National Honor SOCICIQ 41 43 Secretary National Honor Socnety 42 43 Thespxan 41 43 Presndent Thes plans 42 43 Prcsxdent Gnrls ee Club 42 43 r1Y 43 Choral Readmg Club 41 42 Knnttmg Club 41 42 State Mu.: Rea mg QFnrst Placej 4 2 PINES Staff 43 Opcretta 43 ARNo1 D 1 LI IS Zorro rack 41 Trades 42 43 cr geant at Arms m Trades Club 42 43 Football 39 42 Current Esents Club 39 40 Vxce Presn dent Home Room 41 42 KJ TDK? J 5,53 X L X lu,J JABll:S FRIDIRICR FVAN51 JR 1 m rn 3 Natnonal Honor Socxety 2 43 1 Y 42 43 Thcsp1ans 43 Vlce Presndent Thesplans 42 43 Current Fxents Club 41 MARTHA PATRICIA GAIN EX ll Kodak Club 39 40 Orchestra 39 40 Band 39 42 Current lvents Club 41 42 Dramatles ub 41 2 Trl C u 4 43 Thcspnan Club 43 SARA AN N GARRISON Clzuggar B n 40 42 Glet Club 39 43 Vice President Iztxquette Club 41 42 Secretary Home Fconomncs Club 42 43 Vlce Prcsndent Home oom, 42 43 rn Y 41 Drum Magorette 40 42 Pmrs Sta 43 SE IORSA 1 JOHN GOLDLN Goan lootball 39 4 Capram Busmcss Manager Cumpuv Commcn falor 4 43 Basketball lunlor o ict 39 42 President lumor Cass 41 42 Prcsl cnt Student Councnl 42 43 Treas urer H1 Y 4 43 Vice President Sportsman Club 4 42 PINLS Stal? 43 Presndtnt Home Room 39 40 Buns GR11 FIV Pug lresldent Semor Class 42 43 Presxdtnt Iarcshman Class 39 40 uct Presndent Student Councxl 42 43 1 Y 42 43 PINLS Sta 43 Traek Ttam 40 42 1st Place Dxstrlct 440 yd dash 42 2nd Place State 440 yd dash 42 2nd Plaet D1Slf1CI 440 yd das 41 School Patrol 38 0 Sportsman Club 41 42 NNL BETH GRINER Rm I rn Y 2 PINI s Sta Sccr ary and Treasurer Home 42 43 Art Club 42 Glee Club 40 42 Operctta N40 41 Commtrcnal Club DALLA EUGENE HAGAN Pete qv n Club 39 40 Foot a Glce Club 41 43 Oeetta ed 42 43 H1Y 42 39 42 Presldent Glee Clu 42 43 MAM115 IZVLLYY HANCOCK Shorty Glte Club Art Club 4 PINE Staff 3 Wlffffw MARY NELL HANCOCK Blomlre Glce Club 39 42 Home Eco nomxcs Club 41 43 'I IJ LEON HA N cock Ku School Boy Patrol Glee Club 39 40 Reporter of F F A Cub 40 Presldent F F A Club 42 Secretary F C 4 r C ll 41 42 MARY MAGDALENIE HAKULE Safety Club 39 40 Nnce Pres: dent Home Room 40 41 Knut tmg Club 41 42 Trades Club 42 43 Blu HPISLIK W1 Clu. Club 41 43 Optrctta Ltad 43 umor o xct 42 43 Student Councnl 41 42 H1 Y 42 43 Pre Fllght Club 42 43 Choral Reading 41 42 JAMI s HERRING Football 41 42 Secretary HTY 42 43 Band 40 42 Orchestra 42 Lt umor Ponce 43 Prcsldcnt Home Room 42 V1cePres1dtnt umor Class 42 Sportsman Club 4 2 4 42 Iumor Pont lst Place m DISIYICI Saxophone uarttt 41 42 P1'LFl1bl'lE Club 47 43 jouw CAlxm11x H11 F' Iobrmy J cmool Boy Patrol 3 40 quette u 2 Hn 43 Choral Readmg Club 41 42 WW' BLETFY Rost Honuxt Rrzf Il Tn Y 42 43 Etiquette C ub 41 2 Vice Presxdcnt Home Room 42 43 Commercial Club 42 43 A444 J-lk N-A-'-v.J'L, Mmm eo LMA M7276 fawpv' WI W HAZEL HUDSON '74-A Baby Band 38 42 All State Band 42, Etrquette Club 41 42 Symphony Orchestra 40 42 Commercial Club 42 43 Home Economics Clu 42 43 MARIANNE WATT JEFIRII-'S Sissy Gxrls Small Group 4 43 D bate QAlternatej 42 1' Y 41 43 Thespmans 41 43 Prcsndent Natlonal Honor Society 42 43 Operetta 41 42 Op letra Lead 43 PlNEs Staff 43 Cam IS Comm:-nfator Staff 41 43 Psso cxate Edntor 41 42 Edntor 42 43 Mixed Glee Club 39 43 Choral Reading Club 41 42 Girls Glee Club 40 43 Natxonal Honor Socxe y 41 42 read? Q? ELslE JONES Brat Secretary and Treasurer Art Club 2 Campus Commmlator ta 42 43 PINES Staff Dnreetor of Commercxal Club, 4 WILODENE JONES Dene VlccPres1dent Home Room 39 40 Captann Soccer Team 40 4' Secretary Home Room 40 Knitting Club 41 42 joel. MASON KING oe Current Events Club 41 42 H Y 42 43 Commercxal Club MARTHA ANNE KNAPT- Bulcb an , 38 43 Trl 42 Etnquette Club 41 42 Assistant Lnbrarxan of Band 42 43 Home Economics Club 42 43 Commcr u 2 -I J .J KORS , I pg!! An f x ' Y few 6' jftmhs C Kmxrov ju Knrjr Band 40 41 Operetta Lead 43 Presmdcnt H1 Y '42 43 Pres1dcnt Athletxc Assoclatnon 42 43 Prcsn dent Home Room 42 43 N tional Honor Socncty 42 43 School Pa rol 42 43 PIINIS aff 4 Boys Clu Club 41 43 Fkmslt OWLNI KNIGHT Cbnlzm F fy 11.909 IOHIN KNIG run V11 mm Gcc u 41 43 42 Football 42 144 KEALEY M NDR Football an 41 ll uctte b 47 43 H1 Y 43 President Home oom 4 5,12 'iff SARAH Euzltsn 1 H MALLARD Dzllu Trl Y 41 43 Assembly Pmnlst 42 43 Choral Reading Club 4 42 Glrls Small Group 40 43 PINIS Staff 43 Home LLOHOITIILS Club 42 43 Commercial Club 42 43 lVllXLd Glee Club 40 43 Glrls Glu: Club 39 43 Auomav JIANNLTTI: MARTIN Lxillz' Audrey Vice Presxdent 39 40 Secretary Sophomore Class :cu Presxdent f Home Economncs Club 41 42 Secretary Trades Clu 42 43 T 1 Y 42 3 SE IORS fi CA IN wus MEADOW s Doc Transferred from Echols I-ng School 42 vjf MQ Ftxqucttc Club 41 42 Cl ss orttr 41 Glce C u 42 43 Commcrclal Club 42 43 PEGGY MIMS Tenn' 12 WW BOBBY Mo'r'r Zark H1 Y 4 43 Glue Club 4 3 Iumor o :ce 4 43 lt lumor Polxce 4 43 Band 0 41 u dent Councnl 39 40 Cheer Lca cr 42 43 Lururk Musscrwx-urn Rubblt 43 Football A 40 JAMLS Faro Noluus Sborl3 Sportsman Club 4 42 G ee C 1.1 42 43 H1 Y 42 43 O retta Lead 43 F F A 42 XflARGARLT Ouvm PILAND Home Economics Club 41 Commcrcxal Club 42 43 but ' Uqxw' wk CH IO'l'I'li XVAK111-'11.1.n PORTILR Knitting Club, '41-'42g C11mp11.s Comlllmzlulur Staff, '42-'45g Pl. 1- Stalf, '43g Director mmc ia '43. OHNIVII Ixr R 1 1017711111 Transftrrud from Bn1,ont1m 1942 cUI'I'1111L1 k,li1l Club 4 43 1 1111 1 Ronm RR! Sz uf Honn l tononuu C lub 41 RITCIIII RUss11L Rulznq Sutnco. Club 41 -1 TAMAT SAMPSON 511117001 bu Qenretary Qutnu Club 39 40 Sccrttnry Currtnt I-.mms Club 1 42 1 Y 4 43 umor 0 ICC 42 45 G ea. C ub 4 'viMx I'N1OGl xl- SHIIARD Iuflg t1 uuttt Club 4 Cam II Commruhllor 42 43 11x15 ta 43 Stcrctnry and Truasurtr Cum mercml Club 42 43 1 F N - .bi JN-L,-.. x. I ,N K Q' V ,-- N5-ff F Ll LUCILLE INGLETARY b J cfm L. t 1 11 Glue Club, '43g Tri-Y, '41-'43g Secretary Tri - Y, '42 - '43g PINE5 Staff, '43g Choral Reading Club, '41-'42g Home Economics Club, '42-'-159 Opcrettn L c il d , '42' Clllll!7Il.1 Commrzlhllor '4 -'4' Awxl CORNII IIX SLATIZR u DFHHIIIILS Club 41 42 Choral RL'ILllllj., Club 41 42 Glte Club 40 41 Home Iuonomlcs Club 4 43 Opcrutta 40 43 Tr1Y JJ!! 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ELIZABLT11 XY'A11111L1x FIQURNI, Bvlly' ri-Y - , - Thus 1i:1ns -- 43 Trcnsurcr 'l'l1cspin11s 4 - 45' National Honor Society, 4 -43 Vice-President National Honor Society 42- 43' Campus Cammwn- aor Staff 39- .. 'tant '- ' culation Manabr- -4 C' 1 - tion Manager 4l-43- PIWKSYKH 43' Girls Small,Gr up 40- ' irs Glee Club 735- ' ixc Glee Club, 40- 43: Cllfw .1 i C u '4l- 42g Oacrcfi -' . N 1 SE IORS 1 , I LL1 1111.1xx WKLKI-R If C1111 Clu 39 40 l't1qu1.tl1 C111 4 1 Doxfu 11 XX AT 1 IJIHII X'lK1011ll Honor S1111111, 42 43 11111111111 39 4' 5tu1111t COU11Cll, unior Pol11.1 39 42 1LSlKlC111I unior H1511 39 40 1311111 39 42 Pr1s1dc11t Sopl1omor1 ass 40 41 C1111 C. u 42 1 Y 4 fjfmd my A A. Lvl 5 11 XX 511111 V11 lam 1111 4 Sportsmm Lu 4 Cl111r1l R111 11., C ub A S1111 1111 51111 11111 1511111 UIANILS 1, XXH1111111N x H in, iootb.1ll l -' 14:0 1111 4 - . .unior Police '40-43' Opcrctta ca 43' Cl1ur.1l Reading, ClLb -' -' cram --' A S1111-1 Story Club 39-'-10. 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McCox11s Sjlrlllsrnl' joHN Ciornrx Prexiifellf Bivixs GRI: 1-'ix Vin'-Pr'i'5i1ft'IIf BURBIA Cox St't'l'1'fLIl'J These representatives from the various classes in school, sponsor many useful cam- paigns and projects during the school year. The Council this year was also in charge of the Victory Corps drive. CO OFFICERS MRS. T. NI. McCoMB Sjromor Bois in Ci A R R l'!'4'.xirI1'IIf MIVRII Al imRifnc,i. I'iui'-lmxviilvrzf Enom Nl Sui-.Pi-xRu Sl'L'V1'fdI'-1 and 'T!'t'tISlH'l'l' DIRECTORS Lou lil IA Comix Ersii, Aloxiis HIiI.l'.N IDUPRI1 CriAR1.oT'1'E PORTER iii! MERCIA CLUB The Commercial Club was reorganized this year under the direction of Mrs. T. M- McComb. This school service club types all notices, high school news, lists from the ofliee, absence lists, registering sheets, and schedule cards. The members make sten- eils, posters, programs, favors for banquets, and invitations for the junior-Senior dance. This year, particularly, the club has greatly aidetlthe school in the rationing program. 32 Ogqpwb'- r'9'I M Q l 161,55 I . ,i gw QU-E a' M l m . ATIoNAI. R 2 1 f Q r SOCIETYMNWZA . , SUW1 . mf. OFFICERS Miss MARJORIE LOVE . . . Sponsor MARIANNE JEFFRIES . . . President 1 BETTY TURNER . . . Vice-President ANNE EIDSON . . Secrefary JAMES KNEPTON . . Treasurer The National Honor Society was installed in our school in 1937. Membership in this organization is based upon scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Each year 1075 of the Senior Class and SQ? of the Junior Class are elected into this society. Since it has been formed, the club has tried to aid the school in as many Ways as pos- sible. Some of its projects have been making a student manual, coaching students in school who need help in certain studies, and fostering a drive to locate scholarship funds for students interested in il college career. MEMBERS ANNE ALDAY BURMA Cox JIMMIE EVANS DONALD WATT BOBBY CLARR LOUISE COLLINS LOU LEESE CRAWFORD WALTER DILLARIJ MERLE JENKINS MARJORIE LAWING DOROTHY LovE '21 - GLADYS TI-IAMES 2 CHRISTINE ZEIGLER X J 9 i H 1 F ' 3 33 Tru 111 pf fs FRANCI s WAI III x DAVII3 Ijll I IINC R Obor ROY BI ATY Clllflllt fx ANNI ALDAX ANNE THONIAS INANQI ROCKII TAI BOT Numx xr FERNI ROBIRSON SARAH HANK OCR Horn CYRLS MALL ARD ANU C1111l111i Ixc R KING Bus Cltlfllllf B LIX XXIIIS S6IX01Jl7UIll I Eugrxl BOIITII RAI PII NICCIIISNII HARRX STH PRNI xx C rnuzlx I LI IIILQI FLCINI Sxxwsox If RUR IKRXXCIN HAN1llX C x11 x T1o111l1011z I IACK XX AIRIxs BOBBY HINIS BRANSON CIROII 131111111111 Bunm II x Rlxs BIIHIS FIN ARD DL N X Illllhflllll N RII IIxRIxs HAR RIxs II xxs 1 R BI In I 34 JWQIU MR W T VERRAN Durector H I .Y vu A I I A I 'Z .ff 13' .' 3' I . . I ,. ',I-, ' .' W X ' '77 1 ' '5 J ' '-NSI' -KIN 5 ,- ,, 3 I . - I , M. , ROBI'.R'l' BALI-'OUR CORNliI,I1K HANQOQR JIMMY CALLAIIAN T Y , , , . W . , .. J , . . - ' . 1 ' V J.-X'1Y,7l II' 3, A S141--1 5,15 juz' ,'I ' I 1, . AIlf'! RECORD HISTORY 1937--State Contest, Savannah, Marching Band, 2nd division, Concert Band, lst division: Solos, Ellen Hancock, lst division: Laurie Hancock, lst division. 1938-State Contest: Marching Band, 3rd division, Concert Band, lst division, Solos, lst division: Doris Chastain, jenelle Chastain, Aloe Porter, Fred Clarke, Ellen Hancock, Laurie Hancock, jack Hubert, Bobby Scoggins, Donald Ferguson, Wilson Young, 2nd division: Luten Teate. National Contest, Vfest Palm Beach, Fla.: Concert Band, 2nd division: Solos, lst division: Ellen Hancock, Doris Chastain, -lenelle Chastain, Laurie Hancock. 1939-State Contest, Marching Band, lst division: Concert Band, lst division, Solos, lst division: Luten Teate, Martha NValden, Bob Lennon, jack Zeigler, NVilliam Cox, Tom Vann, Doris Chastain, Joe Jer- ger. National Contest, Charlotte, N. C.: Solos, lst division: Joe Porter. Doris Chastain: 2nd division, Joe Jerger, Luten Teate, Martha Walden. 1940-State Contest, Marching Band, lst division, Solos: lst division, Dick Carr, XVilson Young, Jack King, Bobby Balfour, Jack Zeigler fl plusj, P. C. Andrews, Joe Jerger, Nat Douglas, Martha XValdeng Znd division, Terrell Singletary. 1941--State Contest, Marching Band, lst division, Solos, lst division: XVilson Young, Dick Carr, Patri- cia Cowden, Paul Hjortg 2nd division: joe Nichols, Osco Hughes. National Contest-lst division, Wil- son Young, Patricia Cowden, Vann Atkinson, Harry Turner, Nat Douglas, 2nd division: Paul Hjort. Sfznlenl Dirvrlor Lillrzzrizzfz XPAUI. HJORT ANNIQ Atom' Drum Major , ' ROY BIQATY I 1 S l 1 ,.-Ib Beginning with but Six students in September, 1936, the band made its debut in chapel on Decem- ber 7th with 16 members. On April 2nd with the glee club and orchestra the band gave its first pub- lic performance. Participating in the State Music Contest in Savannah on April 16th, the band won three Hrst divisions and one second division. Music was furnished for Class Night, thus starting a tradi- tion that has continued. In 1937-'38 the band furnished music for foot- ball games, Kiwanis luncheon, Santa Claus parade, Memorial Day exercises, second district music fes- tival, National Contest, Concert at Vashti, Legion Parade, opening of baseball season and various con- ccrts. In 1938-'39 the band in uniforms for the Hrst time performed at football games, Legion Armistice Day parade, Rose Show, Santa Claus parade, Legion dinner, district contest, state contest, national con- test, opening of baseball season, and several concerts. The band participated in the year 1939-'40 in foot- ball games, Santa Claus parade, district Music Con- test, State Music Contest, opening of baseball season, Rose Show, Greater Albany Celebration, Legion Armistice Day parade, dedication of Municipal Auditorium, and different concerts. In 1940-'41 the band furnished music for foot- ball games, Armistice Day parade, Santa Claus parade, concert for milk fund, and also Rotary con- certs at Bainbridge, Thomasville, and Valdosta. ln addition it has been our yearly custom to furnish players for the All-State Band. Besides the usual activities participated in by the band each year, the band agreed to furnish the American Legion the musical portion of their month- ly meetings for the entire year. These programs were played by the small groups and soloists of the organization. In all of the concerts and programs played this year, patriotic music was featured. 1942-'43. Due to conditions and transportation the band canceled its annual fall concert. However, it played all home football games and two games away from home-Bainbridge and Moultrie. Patri- otic work has been the chief consideration of the band this year. It has played for army convoys passing through Thomasville, Armistice Day parade, parades of the Georgia State Guard, as well as the annual Santa Claus parade. The band has continued its program each semester in both the senior and junior high schools featuring novelty numbers. The over- ture, entre, act, and finale of the glee club operetta will be played by the band this year. Members of the band have furnished many numbers for the serv- ice clubs this year. Due to the war all contests have been called off for the duration. Ql1:1rli'rnzaxfr'1'x NllIi0Vl'fll'K ANNIQ TPIOMAS Fiiuma Roui1RsoN Cvuus lVlAl.I.ARD ANNIE W7IiRRAN jack KING GLEE NARS C1 xm Nokxx ooo .S IUIINUI Pr: mfr nf Thr Glu Club 18 Qompowd of boxs md gurls who us. lntuxstad ln group SIIIQIHQ md solo work Tlus mir buxusr of lIll'lSpO1IlCl0l1 dlfhgultlu no dlstrmt on stltg musxn Lstn lls Xurg lurid Thr xxoxlx of rn Glu Club llus NLII' LOI19lSU.Ll l11llUlX of tn mnuml opurgttu prasmmd Ill Nllfkll C L .1 kk A El.'c.11N1-1 HAGAN Q, . A---f'J QQ CAM US COMM TATOR The Czlrlzjurs Comnzulfaim, Thomlsvxlle Hxgh School s newsplper, IS publxshed monthly by members of tne ourmllsm cllsu Ir IS the purpose of the pwpnr to report School ex ents 1ccur1tely and mterestmgly for the ftudents md the publlc Thus yegu, smce enlmghtenment IS v1taI IS newer before, rhr smfl members hue mdcaxored both to preQent truthful mformatnon and to m fluence relders 1n makmg IDICIIILZCHI decxslons EDITORIAL STAFF 'VIARIANNE jrl 1 RILS Ezflfor III Chu G' Ams TIIANII s Awmmfc Dflfor ARRA JAX NIE CARIKOLI I'tflflH'L Editor ROBIIRTA HARRIS Art Fdzfor MISS AIKANIIWTA GRP!-NI Iafulfy Azluscr Rrporfc rx Vrsml BARBER, G1 ORGI WAIT, SARAH ALRI-IJ, BURMA COR, LULII II SINGI l'lARY, JAQ Ru STILWI 1 L, ANNI EIDSON, GARIDIN1 R LANO11 Y INAINC Y Roc KI L MARTHA BALL B1 IIX SANIDI Rs, LOLI51 H011 O WAY SUIANNI SLARCX KA1 HRXN JOHNSON 9 JOHN GOLDEN BUSINESS STAFF Bmmf xv MARGYXRIT WAII Axmhuzl BIIKIIHKS BLTTY TURNER ELSIE MOORE CHARIOT rL POR rr R ELSIL JONIS Ewomxl SHL1-ARD Clrc nlafmu ASN1Sfllllf Cin Illllflllll if AIHIIHQI r Mana ga r Manaqr r Munnqz r T5 fm! T3 jmf T5 jmf MARIANNE JEFFRIES i. . 2' ' 1 f R , f . 1 1 , . I , I ' . , . K . I J ' M . . . 1 Y . . , . I , I 5 'A . . . . A Y J . . , L 1 v1 w A 7 1 ' . . T I 3 1 ' . , . K . L I I - ,', -.f , V W . .. .' , , ' vv r T, , ' . . , . ..... . l .. : 4' . ,'-, I ,. . .... . . . . ,.. A J' ' I I V .' 4 I ' I .. . . .. Y . . .. , v ,., . , , .-, - , . . , , . I . . .. I ' VVS I ' ' ' . L. . . , Y. , . - .. , . ......... .. Q : .' ,,. , . ...... . .. K . . . ' , . . ....... . K , e. . I YJ ' I' Y . . . ,...... . . . , . . HIV Hr OFFICERS Nhx C, XX N1cKwNox IANII s KNII ION IAQK IJANIS Iixxns HIRRINTG louis. Goun NI IDOXAI n XX ATT S mmm Pu mlruf V111 Pnvnlm! 5117011571 Tiumncr Szrgeani af Allllk Under the leadership of their capable president, james Knepton, the members of the Hi-Y Club have served very effectively in school, church, home, and community tl1l'OLlgl1Ollf the YCIIY. 38 TRI-HI- Muss Mfxuxjouuui Lox'u1 . . . . Sponsor Muss CHAuu.oTT1a Bl-QAN1AN . . Sponsor BURMA COX . ..... Pr1'xiJ4'11l Louusua Cou.u.uNs . . . Vin'-Prvsidwuf Lucuuurg SuNcI,nTfuuu' . . . Su'crvfau'y ANNu-1 ALDAY ..... Trraxzzrvu' use Deep un che muncls of these gurls us the follovuung sentence Our purpose us to create mwurutuun 'und extend throuu hour school und ommunutx hugh stmchrds of Chrustuaru ch1r1ctcr Thus yeur under the leadershup of thcur presudcnt Burma Cox the club luus uccomplushcd much through scrxucc un home school church and communuty 39 . . . . . ,, . s , 1 1 , 9 V. V U 1 P . V . 4 . . u . , . , O . - 1 . . - u- , U ' fu ' 1' ' 1 . . . . , A, . ' , , U. ' , , - ' ., . v u v . THESPIANS MRs. BROOKS XVOOTIZN Spwzsm' ANNL limsox l'Va'xiili'11l AIIMMH. IivANs l'ir's'-l'l'r'Siifc'lIl MARTHA BALL SL'L'l'L'fLlVvY B1-TTT TLRNER j T!'t'tl.YIll'l'I' IIM Atv PRINGLL X Ser 'fl'dl1f-llf-A rms ' 6 f , . . . The Thespian roupe in the Thomasville High School was organized in 19f1-2 by Miss Wynette Phil- lips. The aim of the Thespinns is to create Ll spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramatics among boys .Ind girls of the secondary schools. MEMBERS KATHI-,RINIQ ALIZXANDER BURMA COX NANCY BEUTEU- IDOROTHY COCRR1-LLL SALLY HARRLLL UUT FERGUSON NlARIANN1-I lllzl-I-RII.S SARAH HAsTv FRANCES ESTRIDGE l'lABlLlN CALLAHAN KIAQR KING PAT GMNU' -IACQUALINE STTLWLLL Loulsn COLLINS ROBERTA HARRIS MARY LOUISE NELSON LOUISE JARNIGAN ECO OMICS CLU OFFICERS X LOUISE COLLINS ' Presidvnf SARAH ALRED Vice-President SARAH ANN GARRISON Serrvlary BLANCHTQ ALLEN Trvaszzrvr Miss CHARLOTTE BEABIAN Sponsor ,'X The object of the Home Ec0nom1cs Club is to develop leadership and personality in 1K5 L4 f ,KN members. to cooperate with school activities. to influence parents to take an active lx interest in home economics and to broaden the outlook in this held. The motto of MN !f f..-' L the club reflects its spirit: XXV, , J,. ,fx- i'Give to the world the best you have, nml the best will come back to you. Ss 1:14. sc A1 I l D. C. T. CLUB OFFICERS MR. P. G. SI-XX'lr.LL SINIIIXUI' BIL1. Corvm Prr'sirli'11f BLANCHIC ,IoNi.s Vim'-l'r'c'xirlr'11f AUDREY MARTIN Suwwlury uml Trvaxzzwi' NTARY TRUETT Rvfwrlrr ROBERT Qlioisj WISII St'V'KQt'dlIf-:If-AVIIIS BRANTLI-.Y TDAVIS PMl'1i6Hlll'lIf6Il'il1I1 This club, a member of the Georgia Association of Diversified Cooperative Training Clubs, is com- posed of bona-hde members of the D. C. T. Trades Class. This group, juniors and seniors exclusively, are engaged in a part-time cooperative educational program which gives them practical job experi- ence and occupational related information, pertinent to the particular field of work in which the stu- dent is interested and engaged. This program of study, approved by the State Department of Educa- tion and the Federal Othce of Education. was designed to Ht students for industrial, business. profes- sional, public service, and other careers upon graduation. F. F. A. CLUB l OFFICERS MR. NEIL BOLAND Sjionmr LEON HANCOCK PV't'Sitfl'llf Orix HOIKNIZ Vin'-P1'c'siffi'f1f RunoLPH Dfxvis Serrvlarg LUTHIQR NTUSSl5I.XX'HITIi T was ll re r R. E. BLoonw'oRTH Rvporfvr TTTT I , V The Ii. If. A. Club, the Future Farmers of America, trains boys in the vocation of Y agriculture. It is a cooperative organization established to help boys help themselves. i l ' ' I i . ,wx R I i 1 VI 1 Marr W TWBK fa 1 I 'fl .by hw A , lf' Ifj mlzupmadv- 41 RED CROSS COUNCIL Miss Luclxm Axm ksov S nmxm Mlss MARIQRH Ioxl S mzzxm HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES ANN1 ALDAX E1 I7 XBITH MAH xkn Vlxkc, xlu 1 Siklxc I R IOL FIIA COININ VIARQAR11 Wxll Sfxkxrf ALRIIJ xIALh CLLPL1 P1 VIARx TR1,rTr CLAIR1 FLOWERS SAux HARRLL1 onx STH xx 1 II 12A1 NAI I A7 IVA1 llA1 IIA7 11Ax 1 on IOAI IOAZ l0Aa 'I' Thg numbers of our hlgh school uoopcritnd xx holduntgdlx Ill nhk Rgd Cross C1I11P3lS,ll for thus yen' Thy names of many Thom1sx1llL Hl,l1 Sphool studmts on our Honm Roll serxgd as 1 sgrxous rcmmdcr of rh support xxg oxxg our boxs Exenx pupll rml xzcd the xxorthnmss of thls cwsc 1nd conlrnbuted Ecmrouslx S C H O 0 I. T R 0 L The Sghool Pltlol 15 mnntumd to fkfsllllft. trlfhu md to lulp tln sLl1ool ulx md county m my wlx posslblv. .17 OFFICERS I I H151 tllftllll Exul SINGLLTAI x JAXIIS Hhmuxc 01161 WATT Su glllllfk 5 GN 1110 EC f -sa K...L fx I4 ' P nw E Ill! Ill - I E YYVMM . .z S . 1 ,... ,.. if ': .W A fy .... 2 - , A . 25- IFA . . . . . ,Y i ...... - sq ' E3 R ..... f f A ' M' ..... 1 V 1 :ia J .' ...... f ,. Jox'c.13 R.,xc:x1.l.x' ..... 10 Voc. ' ' N 1 1 ' ' - 1 K 1 1 . .t- . 1 ' 1 1 ' X 5 'y ' vs I 1 f r t -' 1 'U 1 1 - ., , A 1' ' Ck V, Y, 'J V ., ' 8 .- I V l 1 . K I' l gyx 3 V. ' r 511. . .I' .1-LR C1 ' , . 1' Gli ,i ' A',,,, N. X xl 13 X 4 K YY f 5 ., ma., ULILQVL , 'xx T.H. . ILITIA CHARL1'lS GRINIER Masfvr Sergeant ALBERT WINN Szzpply Svrgeulzf JIMLIY PRINGLE Uni! Sl'l'gC'61I1f BILLY WILSON C0l'I70I'!li JOHN STILXVELI. 1 Corporal , ALLAN LIPSEY l Corjiolwll The Thomasville High School Militia was organized for the purpose of training boys from the ages of 13-18 for the armed services in later years. Instructions are obtained from the United States Army and the Homt Gulrd The Ifllfllflg equn alent to that gnen by the army during tht first six months of serxict has Sgllfltd recognition from the Army 111 mmy cases This unit has done xery well In its work so fir Ind Its continued success IS expected by the school SECOND LIEUTENANTS ANNL ALIJXY CHRISTINI BARXXIC NANCY BILYLII MARY CIIxsIAIN DOROTHY COCKRI VIRGINIA HIIS1 YR VILRIL IINKINS NAINCY ROLRI L ll IUlIET1I SNIITII MARX TIILS IRANQIS XX IIIII x W ggfo , 5 5:3-f y-qmbdrlff RLS DRILL SQU The purpose of tht Cmls Drill Squad which was orgmized In the fall of 1942 by Vliss Flimbtth l'lll11llIOI'l physical educltion director IS to gnc more advanced physi cal educltion trumm, to high school girls During the year the drill squad performed at footblll gimts and patriotic demonstrations 13 . ' I . al ' j, i'. . ki' ' . i Y X . vii, bi Ll. i 1 .. . L Y M U I. . Y Y . . V i,L . . i . E . GI ' D YY' f ' I'f W QK I ,., . I' Q .1 l . .' I' I' I fli V: . I' ,Li gf? Zi Tv? 6,9 HH ffm. .- I - . - - I fly' I-A Xl-15,7 I . L1 sl . y .I U .2 . U 6 ,xi y i I, I I . .1 ' L , ' ' I , ' . . - x t , 5 5 ' K, 'K - ' , - , , - flff fV'-fi! . I A if A f f 'VT , ' T T Y 'ejfw :TT , K ' VICTORY CORPS fx -v 'N 'S' Q-L... ,G I Ren moss nu hug found IH igqulu owht for o 1 gigs toxxud thu 2 rmrlgln XILYOIX Conps It hls xponsomd tn nh of dgfgnsg bonds md SI'lI'l15S SL IP drum PILPIIIIIOII f tht f tum bx Llxdullx plmmd LULIISL of Qtua 1 numcrom mmpugns to ud our Ill 1 ll xxu IUIOSSIIIN ln thu hugh ss.hoolS of M Umud Stltw 1-1 1 ' X r a. .. h Aa Q 4' Q ' X , ' Y , 'P ,if w -'f The hopes of the world .ull point to victory. NVQ whose duty it is to study back nt hol ' . 'f 4 nc' 1 - . - ' ' Ll' cn j '. ' that goal in - All- f'rg LU' or - u 'x 1' Ll 1' . - ' fy, and . 'Q .Ay ' .' JL 'z ' ' ' - ' L rl 1 CLASS OFFICERS JAMES HERRING SARAH A GARRISON EUGENE HAGAN MARGARET STRING-ER JAMES KNEPTON ANNE EIDSON LOUISE COLLINS ELIZABETH MALLARD BETTY ROSE HORNE ELSIE MOORE BETTY GRINER GLADYS THAMES ,1- f s.,I: wiki BILL COLVIN CHRISTINE ZEIGLER HOUSTON TEMPLE GERALDINE FEINBERG KENLEY LANTER SARAH ALRED JACK CULPEPPER aosav BALFOUR Qt PAuLINE TRYAN FERNE RoaERsoN ROLAND FLOYD MARY JANE oIxoN Cafe RACHEL couR1NEY EARL SINGLETARY ALICE DICKEY MARY ANN PITTMAN Jbzo JIMMY BRYANT JIMMY PRINGLE 'tr-2, a-a.eJLo CHARLES GRINER MONDAL GANDY VIDFINIA VICKFRS BILLY THOMAS MARTHA ANN SWICK BETTV BROOME SARAH HASTY ELEANOR TOMPKINS JEAN DEKLE ANNE KNEPTON 47 5525221 R VER ATILE WG' ln Old Loulslana Ghost an the Belfry IQ ll Debafe Team A Helo ls Bom Track Team. May Queen and Court. 46 ' - ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS wir s KN1 IT Premlvni Iou Lusl Cfmwronn Srcrefary Treasurer L t xx JI A i Q ON ....... '. ' I.oU1sE COLLINS . ..... Vice-Prcsizlenf XX wfnng ,,.- A+ K X, . X Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov. 2- F OOTB THOMASVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE, 1942-'43 18-Thomasville 2 S-Thomasville Thomasville. -Thomasville 16-Thomasville -Thomasville -Thomasville -Thomasville -Thomasville -Thomasville 25 Camilla . 0 7 Quincy . 0 14 Cairo . . 7 6 Tifton . 6 14 Bainbridge 12 24 Cordele . 0 33 Americus . 0 14 Valdosta . 12 I 9 Moultrie . 12 12 Albany . 27 48 ALL Much of the credit for a successful '42 season goes to Coach E. O. Garner. His tirlcss efforts and interest inspired the team to a hard fight for the S. G. F. A. cham- pionship. Although the goal was not at- tained, the boys gained valuable experience in hard work and good sportsmanship from the coach. MANAGERS JACK DAVIS BILLY THOMAS FIZLIX ATKINSON BOBBY SANDERS A ! 7 . V' ,- I. -if xy s-I X 'il xx Q Nh WM! in , N 'Zz S . , ff fc .gf 5- ,' fy gg 755-lm CHEER LEADERS I ,K un 1- N f 'X X A N I 41 uf I -Ln. T M4 . n l1,WyLMl'. px f 'll H, tx If .mmf-lflllw Hx Un M liytxu Y:f,,f1H . .WV ' '. 'vw' , Z- X' ff, . 'lg 0 91 1 T2flfT, v4l-nlLfwfr,fam 'Q .- ,f l , .1 , 'wv .1 -ff. -Tum 4 WM . f.. ..gu1..A1'. Vi s Q4 XX A U' BLANCHE ALLEN ALBERT WINN .X N ' Q5 XX BURMA Cox BOBBY NIOTT w X MARGARET XVATT HOUSTON TEMPLE .D K Fix SJ XY Q S QN X X xv- 49 W Caplam Goow GOLDYN Elected to the All Confer ence team by 1 unanimous vote Goons heavy line plunges accounted for many touchdovs ns and extra points Although he fulfilled admlr ably the duties of captain of the team he did not yyear down the other pl1yt1s by driving home the old Lets get ln there and fight em technique Goon did mole fighting than talking and he opponents when he vt ent 2,11 lopmg through the hne CAU1 1 Y SMITH Rzgbl Guard The fighting spirit Caulev showed durmg the 42 foot ball season made hum a most valuable first year man Al though off the field Craw le IS not anxious or trouble on the field he sur vlves the knocks and jolts both given and received 0 the line He has turned ln a fine season DONALD WATT Cc ulcr Although this vsas Donalds first year on the vars1ty he played entirely like a veteran Dunk IS the kind of boy that every team needs Foot ball like every other thmg he took very seriously and gnvmg up was not 1n his vocabulary Donald was a Hne sport and was easy to 1 e 50 HOWARD CARTER Ouurferbarlz A yeteran of four years of football holds the dlstnnctlon of being one of the few left handed passers in the confer ence Friendly likeable and pers1stent Hovsard held his ovsn in eyery grime Al though he vms best 'xt s11d position he might easily have played my position on the. team THORNTON SMITH Rlghi End Thornton claimed his first post on the vars1ty durmg m1dseason because of an in jury to jack Culpepper Fish Head fell r1ght into line and performed very well for the team His Rblllty to take grid iron punishment and to re ceive passes was his greatest asset I . X 1' r I bf I lb l 1, , -A Daft, t .Y N ,, 1 A 1 .. rx I ' Q1 J 1, ' 3 f Y Y . . . , , l Y I -sr . . 1 '.' ' 'V Y Y - - me s ' ' ' ' s sa ' - ' u ax - -2 ' - - I 1. - , I' ar U Q . always spelled trouble for the , - 1 ,, - v K t , l ' K- . .- I ' s , ' '. . 1 y V , . . y I .7 ,L . y I A . . 3 3 Q! ,l ' ' . 7 . . 5 9 t. - . ,, - - lk . 'E 7 bm, , . , ' - u l - - - ' lt ' yn - - f ,, . . : y - A . S . n I y - JAMES HERMNG Rzgbt Tackle Thus was James second year on the flrst team Sxckness at the begmnmg of the year kept hlm away from practlce but after two weeks he had worked hxs way back Jay s SIX feet foul of graspmg muscle proved lt self more than once a blg ob stacle for conference backs Lvlxw ooo EASON Ifff Hulflmck li football continues ln the years to come Lynwood should show Thomasville some exeellent playing Thls year was his hrst on the flrst squld but has performance was eommendlble He called sngnals ran w1rh the ball passed and reeelved passes Beaver was especlally outstandmg 1n pass reeenv 111 ference MARSPIALL LANTIR Left hm! Although off the field Marshall may seem a but shy the feel of 1 football entrances hlm B A was a very jolly sort and was Well l1ked by the team He dld all the puntmg and was :1 good EUGENE HAGAN Left Tackle Eugene IS another of the flrst year men that made up the -I- squad Bhmps 220 pounds found IIS way around qulte brxskly on the Held Hagans cheerful outlook was a blessmg and a necess1ty for the team RANDOIPH ELLIS If 1' Cuard Rough and ready Rlndolph Ellxs was truly the key note of the 42 Thomasvllle llnc Has courage and plaxn grlt have shattered many thrusts of the op posnng teams Though only a second year man he d1splayed a defense that more ewpermenced men mlght envy Knothead Ellis earned the tltle of All Con pass receiver. FRED POSEY Right Hal back Freds first varsity year Was a bright one. He stepped right in and made an excellent broken Held runner. Nosey could find more ways to get around an op- ponent than anyone else on 'he team. A prophecy for next year says that little Fred Posey will be che man to watch. 51 it A pw jwofw f f cs... - . 4' sf Q -.. U in? V : if 1 N bw x 3. E A M- U Yu.. m ay 'ci-Q55 gi T U R E S 'KW B W J fx I iff! f f , 4 f' ff W Q ' U E 4 x ff 41, Q ,vn- 4.4 his Mm! c01lIflSUIlX K XTHI RINI A11xaN1m11i J mn Du IS Mm! D1 pmffalflf IOUISI COIIINS Inu s KNLP rox K.-.,,,,,p Bc xi Looflu BITTY TL,1a1x1 11 IOHN G01 111 N Bu! All Arrmmf Hf I1 1 3 7 S f BURMA Lux Axm IIDSUN IBQQXID XII 13ONAIl3wXIl EPRODY vw' 111411111114 I1mxc1s Q11 mx 1 ll Blvlxs GR11 1 IN 14 1 Y 4 . , lb 01 . 15 f o is I :fl W ' ,H V I J h D , , 1 ,,. , iv 1 1 Q, W , , W, f- Ta nf V . is X 1 6 , 5 iw 11 1 .Q . Mfg ,'k'I, 0 .QIll'4 K't1 1 r . f A A f ' 1: . K A T al Rf a 5 T ' J A 1 L .' .' -. sxvy f ' of Ion N GOLIII NT PRESE SARAH AN f':f Urn! Afblcllc' OBBYNJIEI GARRISO PATRICIA GAINI I OTT WllffIUSf ILSTELI E WALKI R Bon WISP egg-47 Mm! Talcnfccl ANNE EIDSONI BILL Comm x DD M foggy 'fllfar BURMEZDEN OX Moc! llIftIIC'lI'IlllI LOUISE COLLINS WAI TER DII I ARD DIARY OF MY SCHOOL DAYS 1931 Dear Darey XVe started sl ool We loye skool Theae are IS little boys and gurls an my aom We take naps on mats We daneed the maaaet Betty ya as Matha and Bally was Gorge Washangtun I can spel geography We sory to leve Mass Dasy but sunaer as here 1933 Dear Diary We re thard graders nova We love to talk YVC had to wate I mus not talk a laaandcd times for Mass Ruth Worth held Sassys laand at recess Isent that awful? We dont take naps anymor We re bag now We ll soon be 4th graders 1936 Dear Daary Were nova gardeners Mass Malner gaye us each a piece of land and vae grew sonae radashes We hay to learn pomes eyery week A neva boy Wilson aoung came All tlae gaals are craLy about hlm because he plays the clarinet We all neaaly ery to thank of leayang Eastside 1937 Dear Daary We re scared to death' The neyy teaehers teraafy us' Mass Wertz stands stern guard an tlae doyyn staars hall We feel completely lost The Cam 1111 tlaey say Golden as saalang smoothly along the Huel son 1939 Dear Diary XVe re nova freshmen but stall haye another year an unaor Hlgh A neva garl joined our class I-Ier name as Jackie Sralwell The boys were yery curious but we ve decided vae don t have any thang to vsorry about Shes fat wears horn rammed glasses lauge rabbon on top of laead and no naakeup We ye just struggled through Iyanhoe One boy saad that Rowena married Gurth and made 13 on has test Exams are gone forever' We only have sax vseeks tests now We ve been gaaly trallang Country Gaadens for graduation next vaeek' At last vaeye reached Senior High 1940 Dear Daary Wlaat a change' Wed be eonapletely lost af the National Honor Soeaety hadaa t left us a handbook telling us rules and regulations Senior I-Iagh 15 lots of fun We have a good football team and yery excatang games Mass Tucker 15 our new English teacher She ey en helps us solye our love problems It wall be wonderful to be junaors and look down on the green sophomores next year 1941 Dear Daary What a day' We ve just been anataated into the Tr1Y and had to come to school dressed as caye vaomen Well ney ea forget the smell of that onaon necklace the bone an our haar the red paste plastered all oy er our faces the one legged race an the squashy mud an front of 1000 people or fallang on oua faces on the football field at the shout of ar aaa Our actors and actresses had .1 vsonderful tame do ang lane Ey re A group of us have become charter members of the Tlaespaans a hagh school drama ae honoaary socaetv Our football team as wonderful' XVe axon the South Georgaa Championship' George Langford and Lark Mason are our heroes We gaye the senaors loyely Iunaor Senior The theme was patraotac We even had ace pt nch bowls vaath red yxlaate and blue punch You haye to use a lattle amaganataon for that ust to thank next year well be dagnfied senaors 1942 Dear Daary At long last yae are heae' But at doesn t seem quite as wonderful as vac amaganed It s dasgraceful to ad mat but most of us feel exaetly the va ay we alva ays have We mass Worth aaad Walson vaho haye gone to malatary sclaool Vfe also mass Mass Waggans Mass Tucker Mass Lovae Mr Nfoseley and Mass Fatts yery much ohn Golden as our football hero thas year and has made many excatang plays Trances and I'aanl the exer faathful paar are seek ang neva faelds Eugene Hagan has been quite sensataon thas year and as taking up a lot of Frances tame Half of last years senaors are now married either to the hagh school loyes or to men an the armed forces The Thespaans gaye a scary play Ghost an the Belfry When the thunder roared and laghtnang flashed at was so realastac that small chaldren yelled and had to be taken out It was a scream fthe cast laas another term for atj Oh' Happy day' We oc casaonally haye holidays because of rataonang Most of us patriotic senaors haye been helpang but at least at s a break an the monotony Christmas yyas cxcatang as usual Theae were lots of parties but beeause of lack of boys and gas we had to be content wath small laome partaes One day the an hole sclaool turned out for a scaap daaye It Saas all right untal one bright soul traed to add Mrs Megahee s treasured spare tare to the pale Donald Watt was the first of our class to graduate and joan the armed forces We nearly wept to thank of our class breaking up Its rather sad to thank of only one more semes ter before were through foaey er But wath annual paper senaor play unaor Senaor class naght and final tests to look forward to we probably wont haye much tame to vaorry about at And finally our graduation the excatement of class naght and the fun of getting out a week before the others at s so wondeaful vue can hardly waat' . ,, . - , s 1- -I ,Y 1 1 . 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X, -vm ff'-S Q, 1 f ' l t 9 gsm i 6 MIDV X M X f IW AR BOND ERT MEN 4. W 1 1 w, , Lim !! Md ' I' ,f Nuff M N l f, M Y ff I S E Bank of Thomas County THOMASVILLE GEORGIA COUNTY XV F Sco1T E A DAVIS I-I B GURLFX JOE J KEYTOIN CAROL Joux ER V N STATE NATION O rm PlCS1dPl1f V1 r P1 CSIIII uf I xcc11f1L0 V110 IWW fwzf Hlllll CISIJIFT ASSISHIIIIL Casfamr A551 fmzf Casbzm WE STRIVE TO SERVE TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS AND BIND OLD ONES CLOSER Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporahon I i' S E R I G - if -5- . . 'fi ...... Tr- ' .. . 'f - fr I In Y ..... 's '- 'A' Remember Chevrolet Dealers Service All Makes of Cars and Trucks SUPER CHEVROLET SERVICE Gd U Sklllmi Check Up Now, CHEVROLET dealers have the lead r s know how 111 servrcrng all makes k r eklb CHEVROLET dealers have had the broadest ex perrence serx1c1n m1ll1ons of new and used b tt fy CHEVROLET dealers have skrlled t r a 1 n e d Ch ck b ake l mechanlcg CCI' We 8 d se CHEVROLET dealers have modern tools and equ1pment Ch k Clutch t CHEVROLET dealers grve quahty servrce at low COSII HEADQUARTERS FOR SERVICE ON ALL MAKES AND MODELS Faulk Chevrolet Company 111 SOUTH CRAWFORD STREET PH O N E 4 7 9 Nlght Sundays and Holrdays Call 694 W 61 L , If . 1 ' 'C - 7 '7,, l . . N ,, . . . V Chee and ro AIC tires A Q v V Ch C u rication ' 1 ,' ' g ' ' V Check engine, carburetor l Cars and trucks- Q Q I . . , , V c r s N ' , X' Ch s rin an wh l W alignment ' V ec , ransmission N - - - rear axle X I , . 5 7 Spay, ASK MY BANK To be well and favorably known at your Home Town Bank IS a great personal and busmess asset Don t neglect any opportun1ty to cultwate fr1endlv acqualntanceshlp wlth your bank Tlns w1ll pay you dlvxdencls some day We me fmppx fo sertr all zz fm can bc COIISCICIUIOIISIQ rrconznzuzdrd CGMMERCIAL BANK THOMASVILLE GEORGIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation K? cc 'P 7 7 '.P . I 7' I P I C Proiecfs Foods The Naiurnl Wag THOMASVILLE ICE St MFG C0 CE COAL COKE FUEL OIL COLD ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH THOMASVILLE CHAPTER OF JAMES K HARPER H Y ALDAY St MOBRIDE WHOLESALE RETAIL COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD Fletcher Street OnA C L Tracks THOMASVILLE GA 6 I E I : : : COMPLIMENTS OF . I- f'l'N COMPIIMLNTS OP IHUM H EHHPHH Ht IHI HI Y WHOSI PURPOSE IS To create marntaln and extend throuqhout the school and commumty hugh standards ot Christian character 1 HSVH - - GEORGIA CRATE AND BASKET COMPANY Manu acturers 0 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PACKAGES HAMPERS THOMASVILLE GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF W J POWELL W olesalc FRUITS AND VEGETABLES THOMASVILLE GA PHONE 67 346 348 W Jackson St THE WATKINS SYSTEM XVATKINS PRODUCE COMPANY WATKINS MOTOR LINES INC Thomasvllle Ga ThOmasv1lle Ga 6 f f I1 F I R E S T O N E HOME AND AUTO SUPPLH1S THON4ASVII II GhOllGlA FLOWI RS BAKINF I OMPANY Illlfllllllg BRI ADS AND CAKPS I 1111 3 DISCRIMIN RTING PIOPL1: Phom 708 Wzfb fbc Cfllllplllllzllfx 0 THOMPSON FOUNDRY 81 MACHINE COMPANY THONIASVII Ll GEORGIA Phone 777 A 101111111111 I9 11111'g111' In flu' 111011 11 Amps So11fl1 C1101 gm x 11111 sf THF PLAIA IAFE HEADQUARTLRS FOR HICH SCHOOL STUDENTS Phone 105 1 1 S South Broad Street THOMASX ILLE GEORGIA TT 1 T1 L J 'N J , Q Q f 1 -' y I , . 1, X 'I'1'fc f f1-' cr I 'In 114 N, Broad Sf, Phone 810 TliON1ASX'lI.l.li CIEORGIA 0 'N V N J L J A .1 - 3, f I , o o rr 1 y ' - Y, V ' 77 . . A 7 11 WATT BUILDIN G MATERIAL COMPANY EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Phont 476 104 N Midxson Street THOMASVILLE GhORGIA T110 CI01IfVll7IlflOllS' fo lbf lwznlflcvs Walzngezzzmzf 0 ffm Home 0 Tbf Fufznr From your school through ts hone cconomc ans ers t the gt c I probIcms of your homt From your Izunhy LI h tc 1 sw through ptrft t Ilu dry SCFNICC t CITIS THOMASVILLE LAUNDRY THOMASVILLE GFORGIA LUMBER ROOFING DooRs HARDWARE PAINTS KIRBY EVANS MATERIAL COMPANY Mzzfcrml For Pvcm Nma' 0 PHONE 264 THOMASVILL15 GA Grorgm s La: gas! IIHIIPUIICIICIIZI Paz f FFS' GEORGIA PACKING COMPANY Cooperatmg m tvery poss1bIc Way Wlth che boys and gurls of Thomaswllc THOMASVILLE GEORGIA I ' ' , ' , 1 I f A f , ., , t - I. I - 1 W . 0 k f1 ral ' I V'-11 cQni .n er 3 ' lc L n - , o one of the most important prob- O O , A K I T A 4 A I . X : T' yl ,X - 1 w 1 V K K K ie- KI, I I 9 O rf I I I I 1 ll! p . . . X . 7 1 ' A 67 CTOIIIIJIIIIIFIUS o 1 1 1 PARKER 81 JOSEPH 111 Wlll13mS Bulldmg Phone 269 Tnowmsx II 1 F ORGIA ClJIIQldfIlIdfl0lIY and Bzrf WIYIJCY a SIItltiSll1Cdftfl lo Facfr 43 C Idlllldfl SCOTT CONSTRUCTION CO CENERAI CONTRACTORS THOMASXIILI G1 Oncm PARK S BAKERY PIES AND PASTRIES Phone S4 113 East Ifackson Street TIIOVIASNIITE CIORGIX D R IOYE Prrvlrlmzf Carohm JOYE S BUSINESS SCHOOL Coum v Stenogrxphrc Sttretarml Bookkeepmg IDILIIPTIODC Bookkttpmg Machmts T A FUTCH HARDWARE COMPANY Pnomi 92 124 S BROAD ST Com Inmnfs aml C0011 Wlvbm A L W A Y S O THOMASVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Moon Jewelry Company 110 N Broad Street THOMASXILLE GEORGM fm, 1 1 .h , I, , . I 1 . ' . .. G12 . i 2 . ' ' ' . 1 ' - A B.S. in Commerce, University of South I ,L ' : m- , '. : ' A f . . Ji . 4 : ' ' ' - , P' ' . 1 V. ' T O 68 C 11111 1111111 1112 fo THE 1943 CLASS WHIDDON S FUNERAL HOME PHONE 75 NEEL BROTHERS Ezmybnzq 111 Ezcry Llm To Sult the Studunts of THOMASVILLE HIGH SCHOOL N Broad St Phones 771 81 4 AUTHORIZED O R D D E A L E R Thomasvllle Sales Company MAYFAIR RESTAURANT 121 N BROAD Phonn 27 SAM I I TC H1-.s SHORTY I LTCHM C 111 1111111 1111 T T CALDWELL GENERAL INSURANCE 107 N Brold hone 50 Thomasvllle Hardware and Supply Company HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS Phom 655 THOLIASNII 11 G1 onrm KEEP WELL INIORMED Rauf Hu THOMASVILLE TIMES ENTERPRISE A Phonu 1 2 119 North NI.1L1l5OI'1 St THOMASVILLE C tonal x ROBISON HARDWARE CO RANC ES 111111 REFRIGERATORS Fostornl Izunts Ghssw urn Crodcry Wlnclow 86 Auto C1159 Phom 168 117 Jackson T 1 ' ' . . . . l ' 1 101 . . ' 39 If S 1. . , ' 0 511'S 5 '1'if'1' I ,a1 5 221 S. Broad Phone 147 Prop. Prop. T0!4'.'0f1f1 ' ' T . 1 P ' i . V5 4 ' I : 7' : . 4 ' D I L Y M . , i 69 Conzjnlimmzfs of 1 1 1 THE SEARCY AGENCY Phone 431 117 North Brold St Tnowmsxu ll Crokcm STYLE CENTER M h N A N D B O Y S Hicks CIo'cI1lng Company THOMASHL11 GEORGIA THOMAS DRUG STORE QUALITY SERVICE REGISTERED DRUGGISTS 108 S Brofld 40 1 PHONES 1 41 I O R COMPLETE HOME PURINISHING SUPPLIES E C JORDAN H1 W jackson Phone 126 LOUIS H JERGER INC Wharf H1 IJ Olldlllj Meds Modzsf Pure XXELRY WAT DIAMONDS Bu! WIUIJIA rom 1 Gulf Life Insurance Co Between 16 'md 60 exery worker earns 1 Ioxtune You VHII hue an mcome 111 old nge IF you sue as you 3,0 BEGIN TO SAVE EARL1 IN LIFE UI Ounle and C ozufmm S vznz GIVE US A RING TERRY S DRUG STORE Telephones 108 85 109 2 N Broqd St Thomasvdle Ga THL EASILST AND BEST PLACE TOWN TO SHOP SEARS ORDER OFFICE 113 N Broad St Phone 111 for . '..i IQ 1 ' ' Y 1 by 1 1. fe fl 1 1 . , . H P '11 'I Is - , , 1 , .' H ' O . ' .... 'I . . I 4 ' 7 7 Y E V V' CHES ' I If , N ',, T . , k. 't,.,'., , , ' 3 O I 11 . . . ' , . . . TU Constant Effort THE THOMASVILLE CHAMBER OT COMMERCE has for years been on the job to help 1n every may Lets all do our part' Moms Live Stock Company Sucffssors to Olner Luc' Stock Compunj HORSES MULES AND CATTLE Largest Barn South of Atlanta Telephone 6 2 2 THOMASN ILLE GEORGIA Olltlllfj and Stjlc Hvadqzzartfrs STEYERMAN S BROAD AND JACKSON THOMASVILLE GEORGIA CARLTON S MensXz Boys Shop Hlgh Qu1l1ty Merchandxse at Low Cost mg apparel for boys and students 1n all the newest styles Vxslt us for your needs Con mtulatlons to the CLASS OF 1943 Compliments 0 Stegall Electric Company THoMAsv1LLh GEORGIA Compliments o S B D E B C L U B Compliments 0 CLIFFORD E HAY ATTORNEY AT LAW Wnllmms B dg Phone 381 l 4 s ' , , , . , I I I I Headquarters feg everything in wear- I 3 ' ' f U - ' f ' 1 . 71 Complmzwzis 0 HORNE HARDWARE LEATHER GOODS SOLD and REPAIRED 228 XV jackson Phone 755 ROUNTREE S PHARMACY SI' FDS DRUGS P1 one 115 JOHN DIXON GROCERIES MEATS East jackson Fcaturmg Sprague Warner Rnchtheu Foods Bxrds Eye Frost and Bnrds Fye Frosted Foods COIIIIIIIIIIPIUS 0 Hjort s Thomasvllle Nurseries HOIITE Ol THE ROSIS Boston Road Thornasx 11le G Best Wu bex rom BOYETT S BARBER SHOP 106 N Broad Phone COIIIPIIHIFIIIIY 0 CITY FRUIT COMPANY W ackson St Phone JAMES GRIBBEN INC YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER 202 roa Phone NIILLINFRY AND READY TO WEAR Camps Surgltal Garments Gossard I-oundatxon Garments MRS J H SPENCE Compliments 0 ROSEMARY INN ONLY PLAC1 YOU LL FIND B1 TTER BARBERS IS IN THI 'NFXT WORLD Your Pahomzgl Applmlufrd Phont 22 108 E ackson S SCOGGINS 81 LANGLEY BARBER SHOP McLELLAN S S 10 8z 25 CENT STORE North Broad Street ALL FRILNDS MIIT AT ROSE HILL PHARMACY P1 out 13 Hrlp Wm Ibn' Wm Our dry cleamnt, makes old clothes look lxkc new TROY LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS Phone 43 THE MONASH SHOP LVERYTHING IN WOMINS APPAREL 6 N Broad St Phone 691 C0lllfI1llIIf'l7fS 0 WHEELER S PRINT SHOP 205 S Broad Street W 1' MALINTYRK Llnox IDWARDS GENERAL INSURANCE Real Estate Salts and Rentals Wlllnams Bldg 1I10r1C 60 1 f A ' I 1 : . , . . 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' ' 3 72 ROBISON STATIONERY CO 114 South Broad Phong 224 BOOKS OFFICE SUPPLIES CHASTAIN TRANSFER LINE Pham 292 116 I1 Iac son INSURED MOVING STORAGE HAULIYG Compllmmzfv 0 J J GAINEY ATTORNEY AT LAW Wllllams Bdg Phone 7 B L BREWTON 81 SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS XIJdlSOI1 St Phone 10 Complnnruis 0 FLOYD S BARBER SHOP PERSONAL AIND FAMILY IOANS OI- ALL TYPFS Consolidated Loan Company Brlghmn Bldg Phone 620 306 S Broad Phong 1121 WALKER S GROCERY CONES SHOP EXPERT BLACKSXIITHIINC1 GOLDEN BROTHERS COMPANY V HOLESALE FFFD -KIND GROCILRIIES 120 Smlth Awe Pmm 158 WELLS FLORAL SHOP ILOXY ERS FOR -XLL OCCASIONS 214 S Crawford Plmm 387 C0ll1l7IIlllUlIfS 0 WHEET S GRILL FOODS FAMOUS FOR FINE FLAVOR North Broad Phong 1012 WARSHAW S SHOES For Ven Wonnn and Chxldrcn LADIFS READY TOWIAR AND MILLINERY Thomasullu and C lro G zz Qrvf u 'I k. k : , : f I : I ' ' I . 33 N' ' A ' I l , I I - , , GROCERIES FQR PARTICULAR PEOPLE 330 5' Broad Sf- Phone 560 I I ' I 1 1 . 1 . f I I .... 1 . . . 11 L Vx x A I VI: 1 ' ' EA , zz. IJ ' 0' ' v 'C T 'I f COOK ELECTRICALLY SAFE o CLEAN o CONVENIENT 0 ECONOMICAL Low rates for matchless service make the cost of cooking electrlcally as economlcal as 1t IS convcmently modern CITY WATER 81 LIGHT DEPARTMENT PHONE 24 326 FLETCHER STREET THGMASVILLE GEORGIA Complzmmzfs mm' Brsf W15bUS McLEOD STUDIO PORTRAIT AND CONIMERCIAI. PHOTOGRAPHY KODAK FIIXISHINYG P14 fun Prfznzes Made fo Ordcr 114V N Broad St Thomasvllle Georg 1 1 0 n c IUL O PIPPIID FOR AII IIXI SIOCK Dempsey s Cash Feed Store 74 fbfil? WW . You can spot zt ever tzme ' OCA COLA has that extra sornetlung that rates Wlth youth That s why Coca Cola a long establlshed product b longs to the younger set year after year Ch01CCSt, speclal Ingredients and specxal care 1n ltS mak1ng, glve Coca Cola a speclal refreshlng taste and quality Th1s umque taste comes from a fimshed art ln lts maklng a blend of flavor We essences merg1ng the lngredlents of Coca Cola 1nto a taste all 1ts own It leaves an after sense of refreshment that everybody recognxzes It s natural for popular names to acquire friend ly abbrevlatlons That s why you hear Coca Cola called Coke Coca Cola and Coke mean the same thmg the real thmg comlng from a slngle source and well known to the com mumty YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY BOIFIID mum XLIIIORITY or III! COLXLOIX co BY THOMASVILLE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 'x O Q n - 2' ' 'f . , V 0 if V . ' A 1 f' - 1 a ' 1- e. 5 . . V M l K qs . . . . . f ' ' 3 . . . . 5 .Q ' , f . J' . . v . 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