Thomasville High School - Pines Yearbook (Thomasville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

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RALPH SMITH XC K X L ff' r X X ,, I ff N1 X 4 2 77 X ,K X Q Rum lu' CAN Ninn' Fuuu I I. GRM' I,l'l'Al4IA'llf Vin' Prrxidr-nl SENIURS Malin: Life is just beginning. Snug: Wc'll Meet Again Colors: Red and Wlmitc l l0u'c'rx: Red and White Roscbuds G lbw' ' EMORY Ouom Sfuu Gonwm S1'1'r1'hll'y hl'r'4'-ullwl' SICNIOR SPONSORS MISS RLJTII Blu'r'r Mus. li'rm,l l.fxwsoN Mus. T. M. Mnlkmn ESTHER ADLER Fair and leurued and good is she. Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47g Classical Club, '44-'45, Thespians, '46-'47, Asst. Dir. Thespian Play, '45-'46, josir- nalism Club, '46-'47, Spanish Clu , '46-'47, C.C. Homeroom Rep., '46- '47g Alt. Debate Team, '45-'46: Athletic Assoc. '44-'47, Commer- cial Club, '46-'47: Typing Staff Tile PINES, '46-'47. JAMES BELL Diligent, kiml, and friemlly is be. Glee Club, '43-'4S: Art Editor, THE Pmns, '46-'47, United States Army, '45-'-16. GEORGE BLOW A souml miml in a souml body. Band, '41-'44, D.C.T. Club, '45- '47g Ath. Assoc., '46-'47g President Home Room, '44-'45, Vice Pres- ident Home Room, '45-'46, Presi- dent Home Room, '46-'47. .XX DOROTHY BRYANT Pleasures lie Ihiekesl where no pleasures seem. Athletic Association, '46-'47, Com- mercial Club, '45-'47, Transferred from Cairo High School. FANNIE LOU BUTLER I lin- for Ilmse who love me. Glee Club, '46-'47, Athletic Asso- ciation, '46-'47, ROBERT CANNADY Every ineb a king. Hi-Y, '46-'47, Athletic Association, '46-'47, journ. Club. '46-'47: Com- mercial Club, '46-'47g Quill and Scroll, '46-'47, President journ. Club, '46-'47, President Senior Class, '46-'47, C.C. Staff, '46-'47, Vice President Quill and Scroll, '46- '47g National Honor Society, '46- '47g Literary Editor, Tue PlNEs, '46-'47, Feature Editor C.C., '46- '47: Transferred from Panama City, Florida. . 1 OWARD ANDREWS Gla4lly I live. Athletic Association, '44-'47g Glee Club, '46-'47g Key Club, '45-'47, Honorary Member of 4-H Club, Thomas County, '45-'47, BETTY BLOODWORTH Shire to be what you wish lo be thought lo be. Commercial Club, '45-'46, Athletic Assoc., '46-'47, D.C.T. Club, '46- '47g Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, Secretary and Treasurer D.C.T. Club, '46- '47g 60 Word award pin in typing, '45-'46, Transferred from Dixie High School. W! KATHRYN BLOW Her goodness makes the uforlel f bri,glJI. imercial Club, '45-'47g Athletic ss ciation, '45-'47, Glee Club, 46347: National Honor Society, 246-'47, Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, Home Room Secretary, '46-'47, Home Ee. Club, '43-'44, Secretary Sl Treas- urer National Honor Society, '46- '47g C.C. Typist, '46-'47, Athletic Assoc. Bookkeeper, '46-'47, 70 Word award pin in typing, '45-'46, Vice President Home Room, '44- '45, Secretary Home Room, '43- '44g Business Manager, Tina PINES, '46-'47, President Commercial Club, '46-'47, High School Register, 1947. RTHUR BURNS There ain'l no flies on me. F.F.A. '43-'-155 Athletic Associa- tion, '46-'47, Vice President F.F.A., '43-'44g Secretary F.F.A., '44-'4S. ERIE BULLINGTON He never says u foolish flung. Commercial Club, '45-'46, D.C.T. lu , '45-'47, Athletic Association, 46 '47. BILLY CARTER As ialle as a painiezl ship 1111011 u painted' sea. Athletic Assoc., '45-'47g Football, '45-'47, Hi-Y, '46-'47, Spanish Club President, '46-'47g Home Room President, '45-'46g Home Room Vice President, '43-'44, Lit- erary Staff, THE Pmes, '46-'47. CONNIE CHASTAIN She Iuuglvx lwrr girlixh lauglairr anal u'i'i'frs ber girlixb fears, Glee Club, '44-'45, Home lic. Club, '43-'44, Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47, Ath- letic Assoc., '46-'47, Spanish Club, '46-'47, journ. Club, '46-'47, C. C. ' Staff, '46-'47, Treasurer junior Class, '45-'46, Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, Sec. 8L Treas. Home Room, '46-'47, Secretary Home Room, '43-'44. OSBORNE CHASTAIN 'Tix only lmbli' lo be good. Cheerleader, '45-'47, Basketball, '44- '47, Football, '44-'45, Athletic As- sociation, '43-'47, Glee Club, '46- '47, Treas. Home Room, '43-'44. RlfMlfR CONE Simple irufb his ulmosl skill. X Commercial Club, '45-'46, Trades. Club, '45-'47, Baseball Team, '42-'XX '43, Co-Captain Baseball, '42-'43, Transferred from Poulan High School. BOBBY CRAWFORD He shall lvuri' brlniml lrim-fooh lirinlx un the sundx of fiml'. State Music Festival, '45-'46, Dist. Music Festival, '45-'46, Glce Club, '43-'47, Basketball, '45-'46, jour- nalism Club, '44-'46, Classical Club, '44-'45, Hi-Y, '45-'47, KEY C lJ, '45-'47: National Honor Socie , '46-'47, Thespians, '45-'47, Athf., '- . -X. Assoc., '44-'47, Operetta, 44-'45, Commercial, '46-'47, Sales Staff, '45-'47, Music Clinic, 1947, Vice Pres. journalism Club, '45-'46, Assoc. liditor C. C., '45-'46, Sec. BL Treas. Thespians, '45-'46, Pres. junior Class, '45-'46, Pres. Ath. Assoc., '46-'47, Pres. National Honor Society, '46-'47, Editor-in- Chief Tina Pmias, '46-'47, Second place District Meet, Boys' Quartet, '45, First place, District Meet, Boys' Quartet, '46, Second place State Meet, Boys' Quartet, '46, First place One-Act Play, State Meet, '46, Asst. Sec. S.W. Ga. Hi-Y, '46- '47, High School Register, 1947. TOM CROCKER I fo my lrlmfgml word am Irma Library Club, '45-'46, Spanish Club, '45-'46, 4-H Club, '45-'47, Athletic Association, '45-'47, Com- mercial Club, '46-'47, Vice-Presi- dent 4-H Club, '46-'47, Typing Staff, Tina Pmizs, '46-'47, MFRITA DAVIS How far that liitli' mmllf- llJrou's ifx beam. Home lic. Club. '43-'44, Library Club, '45-'46, Commercial Club, '45-'47, Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, D.C.T. Club, '46-'47, Athletic Associa- tion, '46-'47, Vice President Home Room, '46-'47, Picture Staff, THE Pmhs, '46-'47. lf! t X X -V X X In 'ri.!f'2': 1 l, ll:g :':' i X X X Av Xi i X lx - x, x ,,,, 5, !Xj14lORMAN CHASTAIN W! t xt Hu builds the laililrr by irlvirli ln' rites. Key Club, '45-'47, Hi-Y. '45-'47, Glee Club, '43-'44, Football, '43- '47, Basketball, '43-'47, National Honor Society, '46-'47, Thespians. '45-'47, Athletic Assoc., '45-'47, Iourn. Club, '45-'46, Track, '45- '47, Dist. and State Music Festival, 1946, Pres. Key Club, '46-'47, Treasurer Hi-Y, '46-'47, All Con- ference Center, '45-'47, First place 'econd Dist. Shotput, '46, Member iecond Dist. Champion Basketball ,,'lTeam, '46, Member 1945 State . Football Champions, Perfect At- tendance Award in Football, '44- '46, Delegate to National Key Club Convention, 1946, Asst. Bus. Mgr. of C. C., '45-'46, Captain Football Team, '46-'47, Captain Basketball Team, '46-'47. JACK COLLIER T0ilil1g ulvuuril in flu' n'gbI. D.C.T. Club, '4Y-'47, Athletic As- sugiation, '45-'47, Picture Staff, Tina PINES, '46-'47, Sergeant-an Arms D.C.T. Club, '45-'46, Presi- dent Home Room, '45-'46, Home ,f',Roon1 Rep. C.C., '46-'47, Pres. D.C.T. Club, '46-'47, Transferred 7' from Ochlocknee High School. MARGARET COURTNEY I.igbl of xref: uml bear! is xln'. Tri- Hi-Y, '45-'47, Commercial Club, '45-'47, Athletic Association, '45-'47, Basketball, '44-'47, Pres. Home Room, '44-'45, Capt. Basket- ball, '46-'47, 60 Wford award in typing, '45-'46, Typing liditor, Ti ia Pmias, '46-'47, C.C. Typist, 7-4!-'47, Home lic. Bookkeeper, '46- J' 7, Treasurer Home Room, '43- lj 44, Vice Pres. Com. Club, '46-'47. lf ALICE CRFECH Sing no sail songs for mr. Commercial Club, '45-'47, Athletic Association, '46-'47, Transferred from Cairo High School, Trans- ferred to Meigs High School. MADELYN DAVIS Qu will! ilu' tlllllff, lvl joy ln' If Illlt'UllfiIlt'Ll. i Club, '43-'47, Home Fc. Club, ' 5-'44, Sergeant in Girls' Militia, 343-'44, Ath. Assoc., '45-'47, Bas- flketball Team, '45-'47, Library Club. '45-'47, Typing Stab' Tina PIN:-s, '46-'47. CONSTANCE DILLARD Ax the lily among flu' ilmruxf' Athletic Association, '45-'46, '46- '47, Library Club, '46-'47. IQDNA DOVVLING Thr basl is yr! fo be. Tri-Hi-Y Club, '46-'47, D.C.T. Club, '46-'47, journ. Club, '46- '47, Glee Club, '43-'46: Opere ta, '43-'44, Red Cross Home Nursi Course, '48-'46, Home Fc. Club, '43-'44, Ath. Assoc., '44-'47, Dist. and State Music Festival, '45-'46, C.C. Staff, '46-'47, D.C.T. Re- porter, '46-'47, Speakers Committee D.C.T. Club, '46-'47. IZDVUARD DUNN Thr higlwxl of llixtirldimlx is n'r1'in' In others. Glee Club, '45-'47, Ath. Assoc., '43-'47, Picture Fditor, THE PlNias, '46-'47, Hi-Y, '46-'47, C.C. Staff. '45-'47, Band, '42-'47, Key Club, '45-'471 Journ. Club, '44-'47, Clas- sical Club. '44-'45g One-act play stage manager, '45-'46, Thespians, '46-'-47: National Honor Socie , '46-'47, High School Registe I947, Rec. Sec. Hi-Y, '46-'47: Managing Editor C.C., '46-'47, All- State Clinic Band, '47-'47, One rating Dist. Music Festival, '45-'46, Two rating State Music Festival, '45-'46, Pres. Quill and Scroll, '45- '47g Lt. Gov. Ga. Key Clubs, '46- '47g Sales Staff, '46-'47, Chrm. Football Programs, '46-'47. ANN FLFMING She walks in rfernul XIlI1Sl7lllt'.n Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47, Library lub, '45-'47, Spanish Club, '46-'47, ee Club, '46-'47: Ath. Assoc. '45-' - Rep. Bonds and Stamps Sale, '4 '45. DOROTHY GIBSON Her l0I'1'lil1l'SS shall nr'1'rr dir. Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47, Basketball, '45- '46, Spanish Club, '46-'47, Major- ette, '46-'47: Ath. Assoc., '44-'47: Library Club, '46-'47, Rep. Bonds and Stamps Sale, '44-'45, Worship Chrm., Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47. SARA GODWIN Ari wi-II your par!-lhrre all honor lies. Commercial Club, '45-'47, Tri- Hi-Y, '45-'47, Basketball, '45-'47, Ath. Assoc., '45-'47, Home EC. Club, '43-'44, Treasurer Home Room, '45-'46, C.C. Typist, '46- '-47, Red Cross Chrm. Home Room, '44-'45, Ath. Assoc., Bookkeeper, '46-'47, Business Asst., THE PINES, '46-'47. FERRELL GRAY Ile shall eu! lmthways bolh vas! aml west. Glee Club, '46-'47, Spanish Club, '46-'47g Library Club, '46-'47g Hi-Y, '46-'47, Ath. Assoc., '45 '47, President Home Room '44-'45, President Home Room, '46-'47: Cheerleader, '46 - '47, Program Chrm. Spanish Club, '46-'47, Vice Pres. Senior Class, '46-'47g Assoc. Iiditor, THE PINES, '46-'47. LLIE DUNLAP A man diligent in his work. Spanish Club, '45-'46, Ath. Assoc., '45-'47, Secretary and Treasurer Spanish Club, '45-'46, Alt. Essay- ist, '46. SARA DYKE To knou' her ix Io low' her. lee Club, '43-'47, Basketball, '45- '47q journ. Club, '45-'47g Tri- Hi-Y, '45-'47, Operetta, '43-'44, Athletic Assoc., '43-'47: Spanish Club, '46-'47, Library Club, '45- '47, Literary Staff, THE PINIES, '46-'47g National Honor Society, '46-'47g Dist. and State Music Fes- tival, '45-'46, Editor-in-Chief, C.C., '46-'47, Associate Editor, C.C., '46, Circulation Manager C.C., '45-'46, Sec. Glee Club, '46-'47, Sec. Quill BL Scroll, '46-'47: Cheerleader, '46- '47g Sec. Home Room, '44-'45. ' Ax a while nuullr in a holy 1vlui'v. Classical Club, '44-'45, Glee Club, '44-'47, Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47, Library Club, '46-'47g C.C. Staff, '46-'47, journ. Club, '46-'47, Spanish Club, '46-'47: Ath. Assoc., '45-'47: Rep. Bonds and Stamps Sale, '44-'4Sg Sec. Bc Treas. Home Room, '45-'46, Worship Chrm., Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'46: Vice Pres. journ. Club, '46-'47g Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47: Bus. Mgr. C.C., '46-'47. A FRANKLIN PATSY GILMER l shall no! lim' in ruin. Athletic Association, '45-'47, Com- mercial Club, '45-'47, Transferred from Columbus, Ga., Transferred to Columbus, Ga. BARBARA GOTHARD l.virIirr lhurz Ihr' was are strong. jorette, '45-'47, Ath. Assoc., '46- ' 7, Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47, Journ. ub, '44-'45, Picture Staff, Ti-ua mas, '46-'47g Spanish Club, '46- '47g Dist, and State Meet Band, '45- '47g Sec. 86 Treas. Home Room, '45- '46g Sec. Home Room, '46-'47. DILLARD GRIFFIN Lvl us rat and drink, for Iomor- row we may dir. Ach. Assoc., '45-'47, D.C.T. Club, '46-'47. BR ANSON GROVENSTEIN flu fmllrsl man ix ilu' nobles! work of Goal. Band, '43-'47: Athletic Associa tion, '48-'47. X -IOYCIS HART fl Ilwiug of Ilfdllfj' ix u joy fnri'1'i'r. Home lic. Club, '43-'44, Atll. Assoc., '43-'47, Operetta, '43-'44, Ulee Club, '43-'47, Basketball, '44- '47: l.ibrary Club, '45-'47, Tri- Hi-Y. '45-'47g Spanish Club, '46- '47g journ. Club, '46-'47, Pres. Home lic. Club, '43-'44, Pres. Home Room, '43-'44: Vice Pres. Home Room, '44-'4ig Treas. So pho- more Class, '44-'45g Sec. junior Class, '45-'-46: Cheerleader, '45-'47, Capt. Cheerleaders, '41-'47g Library Club, '45-'46, Capt. Pres. Bas- ketball, '45-'46, News Editor C.C., '46-'47, Sec. SL Treas. Ath. A, '46-'47g Picture Staff, THE Pi '46-'47: Co-Capt. Basketball, '47. VVOUDSON HIQRRING I bun' kept flu' faith. OC' N. '4 Ath. Assoc., 45-'473 4-H Club, '43- '47, Commercial Club, '45-'47, Trades Club, '46-'47: Vice 4-H Club, '45-'46, President Pres. 4-H Club, '46-'47, Viee Pres. Spanish Club, '46-'-47: Typing Staff, PIN:-s, '46-'47. x FRANCES lNNliS A qliivl miml is 7'.'t'bl'l' Mum rmu'n. Tina ll Athletic Association, '45-'47: Span- ish Club, '46-'47, Treasurer Home Room, '46-'47. NWATT ,IEFFRIES Hr .ilmll grow lilo- a cellar of Li-l1ur1ml. Com. Club, '46-'47, Glee Club, '43- '475 C.C. Staff, '45-'46, Hi-Y, '45- '47g Key Club, '46-'47, Operetta Lead, '43, Boys' Quartet, '44-'47, Debate, '46, National Honor 0- i eiety, '46-'47q Thespians, '45-A 3 journ. Club, '45-'46, Ach. A '44-'47g Second place District bate, '46: Second place Dis SOC. ev trt Quartet, '45, Second place Stat Quartet, 5465 State Music Festival, '46g First place District Qua FIEI, '46, Pres. Freshman Class, '43-'44: Vice Pres. National Honor Society, '46-'47, Thespian One-Act Play, '46-'47q Dist. Music Festival, '46- '47g Speaker pro-tem Hi-Y State Youth Assembly, '46-'47, Typing Staff, Tma Pmtss, '46-'47g High School Register, 1947. SARA ANN AIOINFR A spiril of wurmllw aml vlwrr lik IIHIO u lumjfx frirmlly glow Nc' - ing i'z'i'r1Iiili x gloomy sadness. Home lic. Club, '45-'44g Athletic Association, '45-'47, Tri-Hi-Y, '45- '47: Spanish Club, '46-'47, Vice President Home EC. Club, '43-'44, VIAN HARRIS Hraz'i'n'x furor in u unrlil of leurs. journalism Club, '44-'47, C. C. Staff, '46-'47, Spanish Club, '46- '47: Athletic Association, '43-'47: Rep. Bonds and Stamps Sale. '43- '44, Secretary Home Room, '43-'44. ANNE HASTY She shall xluml llrfon' kings. Glee Club, '45-'47, Tri-Hi-Y, '46- '47g Library Club, '46-'47, Athletic Assoc., '45-'47, Spanish Club, '46- '47, Cheerleader. '46-'47, Art Edi- tor, THE Pmss, '46-'47, Trans- ferred from Atlanta, Georgia. AN HOLLAND uc rrouwlvu' hour of glorious life '. worth an age Ilffhllllf u name. Home Ee. Club, '43-'44: Athletic Assoc., '45-'47, journalism Club, ,46-,472 C.C. Staff, '43-'44, '46-,471 Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, Basketball, '44- '47: Library Club, '45-'47, Com- mercial Club, '46-'47g Circ. Mgr. C.C., '46-'47, Co-Captain Basket- ball, '4S-'46q Typing Staff, Tint PINES, '46-'47. jo ANN JACKSON Beauly uml uauglvl else. Library Club, '45-'47, Spanish Club, '46-'47: Athletic Association, '45-'47, Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47. ROBERT JINRIGHT Ld us lim' aml be glad. Hi-Y, '45-'47g Key Club, '45-'47, Ath. Association, '44-'47: Library Cl b, '45-'46, Vice President Li- b ry Club, '45-'46, Secretary Hi- '46-'47g Vice Pres. Home Room, 4-'45, Vice President Sophomore lass, '44-'4S. FRANCES KINDRED A Xll01L'fllIkf Iossvil by flu' u'inli'r's gale. Library Club, '45-'46g Athletic Assoc., '46-'47. ANN LINSON Obliging, t'ln'i'rfl1l, imluxfrioux, umf kimlf' Home lic. Club, '43-'44, Com- mercial Club, '45-'47, Athletic As- sociation, '46-'47, Band, '43- S, Sec. 85 Treas. Home Room, '4 - '45, Sec. Home Room, '49-'46, Ar liditor, Tm: PlNli5, '46-'47, Asst. Chrm. War Bond Committee, '45- 44. VIRGINIA MCBRlDli You .tlmll kllU'IL' fllflll by llzrir frnif. Classical Club, '44-'45, Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47, Spanish Club, '46-'47, Thespians, '46-'47, One-Act Play, '48-'46, Athletic Assoc., '45-'47, Glee Club, '43-'44, Com. Club, '46-'47, Typing Staff Tllli PINIES, '46-'47, Sec. SL Treas. Thespi s '-lt.-'-47. MARClilLl.li MtZlfVlfR Iwi ux lu' up will flaring. D.C.T. Club, '45-'47, Ath. Assoc., '45-'47, Commercial Club, '46-'47, Clee Cltib, '43-'4S, Alourn. Club, '44-'45, Home lic. Club, '43-'44, Typing Staff, Tm- PINI-'s, '46-'47, Parliamentarian of D.C.T. Club, '46-'47. MARY MASSEY She is muilr' of frullaf' D.C.T. Club, '45-'46, '46-'47, Transferred from Moultrie, Georgia. ,IOIZ MAY A man lo laolil ugainxl flu' u'w'la . Ath. Assoc., '46-'47, Band, '43-'47, Glee Club, '44-'47, Football, '44- '47, Hi-Y, '46-'47, Key Club, '45- '47, Basketball, '45-'47, Opcretta, '43-'44, Classical Club, '44-'45, Music Clinic, '47, State BL Dist. Music. Festival, '45-'47. x -IOHN MUSSELWHITE Wfln're i,qnorum'z' is bliss 'fix folly I0 ln' u'i.w'. Football, '43-'46, F.F.A., '43-'44' Athletic Association, '45-'47, S . Home Room, '46-'47, Member 194 State Championship Football Team, Honorable Mention, All-Conference Fullbaclt, '46, Perfect Attendance Award in Football, '46. ACK LOVE Glad llml I lin' um I. D.C.T. Club, '4X-'47, Athletic As- sociation, '45-'47, Vice President D.C.T. Club, '46-'47, Treasurer Home Room, '46-'47. TOMMY MCCOMB A lirro in ilu' slrifz'. Football, '45-'46, Athletic Assoc., '43-'46, Glee Club, '43-'47, Alt. Declamation, '46, Operettal, '43, Basketball, '43-'44, Key Club, '45- '47, Hi-Y, '45-'47, Com. Club, '46- '47: Tliespians, '44-'46, National Honor Society, '46-'47, Vice Presi- dent Thespians, '48-'46, Vice Pres. Atli. Assoc., '48-'46, Sec. State Hi-Y SL Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, Boys' Quartet, Second place Dist., '45, Boys' Quartet, Second place State, '46, Vice Pres. Hi-Y, '46-'47, Mu- sic Clinic, '46, Dist. Bc State Music Festival, '46, Typing Staff, Tina PlNlis, '46-'47, High School Regis- ter, 1947. f XVlNFlIiLD MANRY Make lraxtt' xlou'lvy. Athletic Association, '45-'47, Vic: President Home Room, '43-'44. KATHRYN MAXWICLL A uiurry bear! nnikrllr ti t'ln'4'rf11l t'uuuli'uuun'. ri-Hi-Y, '45-'47, Glee Club, '44- '47, Ath. Assoc., '44-'47, C.C. Staff, '43-'44, Picture Staff, Tina PtN1as, '46-'47, Library Club, '46- '47, Majorettc, '45-'47, Opcretta, '46-'47, State and Dist. Music Meet, '45-'46. FRANK MOORE A :nun lu lwltl aguinxl ilu' Illllllllfdfflif' Spanish Club, '46-'47, Football, '46- '47, Ath, Assoc. '45-'47, Vice Pres. 'lome Room, '46-'47, Treas. Span- 'sh Club, '46-'47, Treasurer Home loom, '44-'4S. LILLIAN NOLES ll lakes life lo low lift-. Home lic. Club, '43-'44, Glec Club, '44-'45, District Meet, Music, '45- '46, Basketball, '45-'46, Commer- cial Club, '45-'47, Athletic Asso- ciation, '4S-'47, Typing Staff, Tint Pmias, '46-'47. PMOR Y ODOM Muliu' lrmvlril num'-i'lmr'ily for all. Commercial Club, '45-'47, Athle 'c Assoc., '46-'47, Glee Club. '46-'47, President Home Room, '43-'44, C.C. Typist, '46-'47, Asst. Business Manager, Tina. PlNi-.s, '46-'47. DIANA ROBERTS Pure iunl umjrxlii' ax flu' lnvr1'i'l1s. Glce Club. '43-'47, -Iourn. Club, '44-'46, Thespians, '44-'47g Tri- lli-Y, '45-'47g Spanish Club. '46- '47: Operctta, '43-'44, One-Act Play, '45-'46, Vice Pres. Freshman Class, '43-'44, Vice Pres. Tri-Y, '45-'46: Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, Sec. Glee Club, '45-'46, Pres. T ee Club, '46-'47, Vice Pres. juni Class, '45-'46: Vice Pres. Home Room, '45-'46, First Place District Oral Reading, '45-'46, First Place State Oral Reading, '45-'46, High School Register, 1947. MARYAN SlfGl.lfR ll'.s Inu' ffm! rmrkrx flu' uvnrlil go 'rr1uml. Glue Club, '45-'47, Ath. Assoc., '45-'47: Spanish Club, '4 -'47g Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, Opcretta, 3- '44. RALPH SMITH WUI is his will. C.C. Staff, '46-'47, Debate Team, '46, Hi-Y, '46-'47, journ. Club, '46-'47, Poet, Tina l'lNl'.S, '46-'47, Ath. Assoc., '4i-'47, Promotion Mgr. C.C., '46-'47, Quill BL Scroll, '47, BETTY TERRY l.if:n' flu' illIlIH'l'llf fl0u'4'r. Classical Club, '44-'45, Thcspians, '45-'47g Spanish Club, '46-'47, One-Act Play, '46, Tri-Hi-Y, '45- '47, Ath. Assoc., '44-'47, Commer- cial Club, '46-'47, Alt. Girls' Es- say, '46, Typing Staff, True Pmias, '46-'47, Pres. Soph. Class, '44-'45, Vice Pres. Tri - Hi- Y, '46 - '473 Cheerleader, '46-'47, Rep. Tri-Hi-Y Youth Assembly, '46, Vice Pres. Thcspians, '46-'47, Sec. judiciary Com. at Youth Assembly, '46-'47. QIACK THOMPSON Hr ix grullv: fu' ix fzimlf' Athletic Association, '46-'47. JAMES PlPPlN Nc'iflu'r u l70Y7'0ll'l'l' nm' Il lvmlvr ln' Key Club, '45-'47, BIQTTY SANDERS Hufvf1im'.ss ix flu- only good. Post Graduate, '46-'47. UDREY SINGLIZTARY Will: firmness in flu' rigliff' Fotball, '44-'47, Track, '45-'47, li-Y, '46-'47, Ath. Assoc., '44- '47g Spanish Club, '46-'47: Second place Dist. 440, '45-'46. ICLOISIZ STEVENS Franz Huy sparks grrul jirvx do Haze. C.C. Staff, '43-'44, Glen Club, '43- '47, Ath. Assoc., '45-'47, C.C. Re- porter, '4i-'46, Operetta, '43-'44, panish Club, '46-'47, Home lic. Club, '44-'45, Library Club, '45- '47: Basketball, '45-'47, Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47g Band, '43-'44, Mngr. Bas- ketball, '49-'47, Sec. BL Treas. Li- brary Club, '46-'47, Sec. 81 Trcas. qlourn. Club, '46-'47, Exchange lid- itor, C.C., '46-'47. MARY ANNE THOMAS Spirit of llowrr, Ilt'Hllfj', uml ilvliglzlf' Tri-Hi-Y, '46-'47, journ. Club, ' 6-'47g Ath. Assoc., '46-'47, Trans- erred from Donalsonville, Ga. LOLA TILLIIZ W'lml ix lowly NA'l'l'7' divx, ,Jill jmswr info other lo1'i'lim'xs. Basketball, '44-'45, '46-'47, Home I-lc. Club, '44-'4Sg Library Club. '45-'46, Com. Club, '46-'47, Typ- ing Staff, Tun PlNEs, '46-'47. -ICTIQ YCTUNG Our ulm urirr fIIl'lIt'l1 his bark, lSlI.I.IIi TROWIZLI. Singing family iriflm tl rlnvrflzl l'oir'i'. Home Ifc. Club, '43-'44g Com.- Club, '45-'47g Ath. Assoc., '45-i '47, Band, '43-'4Sg Glee Club, ' - '-47: Treas. Home lic. Club '-445 Chrm. W'ar Bond Com., '43- '44, Rep. C.C., '45-'4s. Rliliiili TURRENTINH Ile will nof fuller. Football, '48-'-463 Glee Club, '44- '47g Dist. 8: State Music Festival, '45-'46, journ. Club, '44-'47, Oper- etta. '43-'44, Ath. Assoc., '44-'47: Bus. Staff, Ath. Assoc., '45-'46: Music Clinic, '46-'47g Key Club, '45-'47: Hi-Y, '45-'47q Literary Staff, Tiuf PlNias, '46-'47q Sports lid. C.C., '46-'47g Vice Pres. Home Room, '45-'-463 Gov. Ga. Key C bs, '46-'47g Vice Pres. Glee Club, ' -'X '47. LAURICE XVALKISR Nu fmrjwxi' mn' Ilmf nf IlIl'1IXllYl'T no ,7l1'4l.Yll1't' mir Ilml of joy. Ath. Assoc., '45-'47, Hi-Y, '46- '47g Key Club, '46-'47, Library Club, '45-'47g Basketball, '45-'47: Sales Staff, '45-'47, Com. Club, '46- '47: Typing Staff, Tina PlNifs, '46- '47g Pres. Home Room, '44-'46g Pres. Library Club, '46-'47. ss 1 Xt GUS WATT Life ix il jml uuil all lfringx xliou' il. Hi-Y, '49-'47: Glee Club, '43-'47: Key Club, '45-'47g Ath. Assoc., '44-'47, Football, '45-'47, Basket- ball, '44-'47, Track, '45-'47, Decla- mation, '45-'46, Boys' Quartet, '44-'47, Operetta Lead, '43-'44, Com. Club, '46-'47, Thespians, '45- '47g Typing Staff, Tina Pmiis, '46- '47g Pres. Hi-Y, '46-'47: Sec. Key Club, '46-'47g First Place Dist. Discus, '45-'-16: First Place Dist. Quartet, '45-'-463 Second Place Dist.-, Quartet, '44-'-Hg Second Place, State Quartet, '45-'46g Ga. St c Football Champions, '4Sg Co-Cap Football, '46-'47g Fourth Place Dec- clamation Dist. Meet. '45-'46, Thes- pian Play, '45-'46, Dist. and State Music Festivalg Del. to Hi-Y Youth Assembly, 1946. CHARLISS WILLIAMS Noflving Immun can ln' nf iIl4liHt'ft'lll'l' lo me. Ath. Assoc., '46-'475 D.C.T. Club, '45-'47g F.F.A. Club, '43-'44, Safe- ty Patrol, '43-'-445 Ste. F.F.A., '43- -H. lruf marrlnwl lmvrxt foru'uril. Ath. Assoc., '45-'47, D.C.T. Club, '45-'47. Nl v -43-xx X Xi N XX 1 ANNHLLIE TURNER God xlwil bit gran' ml flare. Home Ec. Club, '44-'4Sg Ath. As- sociation, '45-'47, Com. Club, '46- '47g Basketball, '4 4-'47: Library Club, '45-'46g Typing Staff, THE Pimas, '46-'47. j ,f ,X JOHN UPCHURCI- -I CU!lKiXft'Ilt'.j' is a par! of him. Football, '44-'47, Ath. Assoc., '45- '47g Track, '46-'47, '47g Hi-Y, '45-'47, Club, '46-'47. JACK WATKINS Key Club, '45- Vice Pres. Key F0ru'ur4l his fry-fliligi'm'e bis u'uft'llu'oril. Ijancl, '43-'47g Glee f th. Assoc., '45-'47g nic, '45-'47, Ga. ,' S-'47: Dist. Band , '4 I -'47g Key Navy Band, '46, Bu Club, '43-'45g All-State Band State Festival, Meet, '45-'47, Club, '45-'47: s. Mngr. Band, '43-'44, Drum Major, '46-'47, Vice Pres. Home Room, '44-'45g First Division State 81 Dist. Meet. Trom- bone Solog First Chair Trombone, All -State Band C Staff, Tlllf PINIES, '4 BILLY WILLIAMS linicg Literary 6-'47. C0m'1'if xlloulzf m i'r 01'c'r170u'rr, m x a1'bivi'r1nen!x ix ut'i'c'fJlam'e of no small meas- ure of onr'x grrulm'xx. yffzr flu' mellwoif of Ky Ath. Assoc., '44-'47, Basketball, '4 5 -'46g '47 Hi Band, '43 -'47g Football, '4 S - 5 4-Y, '45-'47, Key Club, '45- '47g Glee Club, '46-'47g Sales Staff, '44-'45g Dist. Music Festival, '46- '47, State Music Festival, '46-'47. BILLY WIOODWARD Slnrtl'v um! xlaunvl: ln' xlamlxf' Football, '43-'47g Track, '45-'47: Basketball, '45-'47, Ath. Assoc., '43-'46g Hi-Y, '45-'47, C.C. Staff, '4,g Sec. Spanish Club, '46-'47g F' st Place Dist. Rela ,f 1 CAROLYN ZHIGLE y, '-is-'41.. R She lmildeil f1t'lft'f than xln- k!l!'Il'. Ath. Assoc., '46-'47, Library Club, '45-'46-g D.C.T. Club, '46-'47g hlfaurn. Club, '46-'47g Tri-Hi-Y, '45-'47, C.C. Staff, '46-'47: Home lic. Club, '43-'44: C.C. Staff Pho- tographer, '46-'47. A. J. PRINCE 4No Picturej D.C.T. Club, '46-'47. ugone .APB we law . . . H It all started back in 1935 on one bright shining September morn when our proud mamas led us by the hand to our first day of SCHOOL. My, didn't we feel big! Our grammar school days were days that we'll never forget. Things like the modeling clay and the blue, red, white, and green report cards in the first gradeg the little store in the second grade and the entrance of Bill Titusg the new cylindrical fire escapesg the little clay beads we madeg those terrible typhoid shotsg the time a representative from each home room threw one shovelful of dirt on a newly planted tree in observance of Arbor Day, and the new girl, Eva Pearl Franklin, in the third gradeg the huge geography booksg the Valentine party Miss Smith gave usg the time the goat ate the cardboard mountains in the Heidi and Peter play, and the first Bible Class ever conducted in the Thomasville School System under the leadership of Miss Majorie Stith in the fourth grade, the fruit showers for the teachers, and the song Bobby Crawford made dear to our hearts, Beer Barrel Polka , in the fifth gradeg the records Miss Milner used to play- The Swan and To A Wild Rose , and the party we waited on for a whole year Qand never hadj in the sixth grade. I just love to reminisce about those days. Remember the first prom party we ever attended? I'll never forget-but I must stop and go on or we'll never get to junior High. PART II Our first days in junior High were little short of chaos. Instead of having one teacher all day long, we had a different teacher for every class. We were given little cards with the classes and room numbers on them, but even they didn't help too much. After the first six weeks we had settled down enough to consider ourselves high school students and the days rolled merrily on. QThe teachers, however, say that we have never settled down and probably never will settle down. Yes, indeed, our lovely little band was the topic of many a faculty meeting.j One time when we were in the eighth grade, Ferrell Gray and John Scarborough wore dresses to school in defiance of the girls' wearing jeans. Mr. Reid called us all to chapel and said that the girls couldn't wear long pants to school any more. In the ninth grade Polly Mann was elected the first girl president. I'll never forget those campaign speeches. We were promised everything from juke boxes in the hall to a holiday every Wednesday. For our graduation, the girls wore their first high heels. It sounded as if a bunch of horses had been turned loose. PART III We entered Senior High awe stricken with tales of how terrible Miss Wertz was. We didn't say one word in her class unless she spoke to us and then we usually didn't know the answer to the question. She must have heard how the juniors and seniors had fright- ened us, for one day she had a little heart-to-heart talk with us, told us a joke on herself, and since then everything has been all right. It was in our junior year that the 'football boys were State Champions, and in the same year the Band and Glee Club took their first trip to Milledgeville for the State Music Festival. Our experiences there would fill a book. When we got home, we started right in on the plans for the junior-Senior, that wonderful formal, that everyone had dreamed of ever since he was so high. At last the day came and we were at the top-we were SENIORS! Our Senior year was filled with things that will always remain crystal clear in our hearts, for it is an experience that no one can take from us. When I think of our Senior year, little things come to mind like the beautiful Christ- mas programs, the formal .dances at Yuletide, the football games, arguments for student government, initiations, class rings, our second Junior-Senior, class night, and finally graduation with its tears and sadness. Yes, it's been a long way, but now that it's all over and we look back, it seems as though it were not long enough. We have enjoyed every second of our twelve years, and to the new seniors we bid adieu and hope that their history will be filled with times equally as enjoyable as ours. 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I71'ju'mf.1f'f1' lxxx l'l,xu1 I-nuxmlx lnxx um lbrxx 13'-X wh Mm! l'nfvl1f.Ar cmnlml -Inu: Hun lhmm Ltluxxlmum ull ' 4. l 'l l'1 gg, 'M' -E lv f fg.'.': ,....'-ws-1 -- g r 31 in -' F Tun' -V in IQ U' gin' 13 if .I ' ' t K I , ' J -' I ' Hiilillfi . . afmihlliyi I inrmwm lIlaur vmmswzm wvmanvuqnliulzilunnnu l'1n'nJln'xl Mm! .Hfvlrln QKHNNII QKIIANIXIN Ifilllklll Liam' illxx llullxmv NUIRNIXX fIlXNIX llmmun Lnnmx linux Ckucuu Jadf ana! lafamenf 0 fde Cfada o 1947 Having arrived at the peak of the ladder by the normal path of twelve long, hard years, we are now forced to plunge into the outer world. However, before we part we wish to bequeath to the juniors, the following: Laurice Walker wills his small ears and studious atti- tude to Brownie Cooper. Myrtice Burgess receives, with pleasure, Mary Massey's love for the Commercial Room. Theron Hardin, lucky boy, gets Frank Moore's clothes with the knowledge of a sure fit. Herbert Lewitt is the fortunate heir to Ollie Dunlap's scarlet locks of hair. Dot Minchew, in serious need, gets from Virginia McBride, her famous secret, How I Got My Man. Constance Dillard and Frances Kindred leave their love for Mr. Mac's afternoon chats to Sara Griffin and Molly Bruce. William Raiford, who doesn't know a song by heart, gets Reece Turrentine's worn-weary copy of Male- guna. Lola Tillie and Annelle Turner bequeath their inher- ited shake it but don't break it swings to Annette McKinney and Janie Taylor. Robert Cannady, Sara Dyke, and Edward Dunn leave the C. C., the voice of the peoplef?J to Donald Lewis and Norma Yandle. From Fannie Lou Butler, Jean Forrester gets those coquettish looks and sweet remarks. Billy Fatty Woodward leaves his charming dimples to Dan Irby and Bobby Tillie. Howard Andrews and Robert Jinright will their speedy Plymouths to Ernest Green and Jim Rackley, with the hope that they can make Tallahassee in 15 minutes flat. Norman Chastain and Gus Watt will their touch- downs and sure-fire plays to Louis Jerger and Cecil Redfern. Warning-all beauty parlors-Rose Anstis receives Lillian Noles' last box of hair curlers. Billie Trowell and Ann Linson relinquish their danc- ing lessons to Dora Christie and Mildred Reichert. Anne Hasty leaves her various talents in music, art and dramatics to Carl Hutchison. Maybe he can do something with one of 'em. Hank Patterson, who never opens his mouth, re- ceives an autographed copy of The Value of Increasing Your Vocabulary, by Ralph Smith. Betty Sanders wills her art of handling college profes- sors to Eleanor Inman, who may never get out of high school. George Blow and Joe Young are sad to part with their love for the dance floor but are cheered in knowing that Edward Shirley and Hayward Hargrove are the proud recipients. Adrian Rogers and Maurice Singletary get Ann Flem- ing and Mary Anne Thomas' collection of modern novels. Leon Taylor is the privileged one to receive Vivian Harris's much-loved algebra book. Emory Odom wills Mr. Mac's keys to Bill Pettigrew. Watt Jeffries leaves his A's to David Dillinger and Sheftall Lanter. Maryan Wakulla Segler leaves her personality to Ann Wahl. Merita Davis leaves her immense height to be divided between Dorothy Watkins and Annie Lois Clark. Jack Love leaves his Model A as a permanent taxi leaving for Terry's every day at 12:40 for Albert John- son, with reserve seats for Janette Jones and Dorothy Kepling. Elaine Blane, who can never get a car, receives Frances Innes's jeep. Handsome Tommy McComb and Billy The Face Williams bequeath their good looks to Billy and Bobby Dunlap. Kathryn Maxwell bequeaths her Spanish senorita ap- pearance to Charlotte Hicks. Harry Vann receives james Bell's love for assembly singing. Margaret Courtney leaves her E period love letters to Pat Gainous. jack Collier and Dillard Griifin leave their dark hand- some looks to Billy Evans and Kenneth Fulford. Kathryn Blow leaves her dependability to jane Blan- ton, who can certainly use it. Ronald Lewis receives john Musselwhite's talents for geometry. janet Carlton is very fortunate to get Madelyn Davis' private mixture of peroxide and lemon juice. Billy Carter wills his ability to fox 'em to none other than Farris Floyd. Winfield Manry leaves his lovely wavy hair to Bobby Whiddon, whose hair never had a curl. Marceille McEver leaves her cuteness to lucky Betty Stephens. Thomas Crocker and Woodson Herring bequeath their shoes and their knowledge of walking home at night to Henry Knight, Franklin Harvin, and jack Quick. Tommy Ferguson and William Kindon get as a souve- nir, the tattered menu of Erie Bullington's, entitled Rehberg's Tea Room. Arthur Burns leaves his fond remembrance of coach's paddle to Charles Allen. Eva Franklin and Dorothy Gibson leave their silly laughs to jean Brown and Carolyn Dixon, who might try smiling now and then. jack Thompson and Charles Williams leave their seri- ous attitudes to Buddy Defreitas and Floyd Grifiin. Betty Terry leaves those famous legs to Barbara Teate with the famous formula handed down from Pat Chas- tain. Osborne Chastain and Buddy Upchurch leave their recipe for the game warden to Nolan Collins and Dude McRory and hope they always get the limit. Barbara Gothard lets fly with her baton and hopes that Lil Sister Doris can handle it when the potential energy turns into kinetic. Ferrell Gray leaves his girl friend Louise to jimmy Thomas, who has so many now that he doesn't know what to do with them. Sara Godwin and Alice Creech leave their typewriters to Marjorie Prince and Margaret Tanner. Dorothy Bryant and Patsy Gilmer leave their trouble with lockers to Dorothy Rickey and Doris and Mary Elva Turner. Eloise Stevens leaves her quiet attitude toward every- thing to Betty jo Fricks, who surely doesn't have any use for it. Audrey Singletary leaves his vast repertoire of jokes to Clayton Courson, who should go in for popping corn. Betty Bloodworth leaves her favorite hypodermic needle to Annette jones. Groan!! Edna Dowling and Carolyn Ziegler will their affection for each other to Sue Rigsby and Shirley Stokes. joe May, jack Watkins and Branson Grovenstein leave their knowledge of the Kansas City Conservatory and their last pair of ear-stoppers to Ralph McChesney, Bryan Robinson, and Bill Kelly. Charles Callahan is lucky to receive james Pippin's ability to hit it off with Miss Wertz. Esther Adler and Diana Roberts leave their friendli- ness to Cherie Ann Carter and Ida Ann Taylor. Sara Ann joiner and jo Ann jackson bequeath their recipes to Dorothy Kepling, Annette jones, and Mildred Tryan. joyce Hart and jean Holland will their championship basketball squad to jean Forrester and june Woodward. Remer Cone and A. j. Prince leave their love for Bill Colvin and the Musical Clock to Bob Allen and james Dekle. Connie Chastain leaves her ability always to get elected Home-room treasurer to Lois Dowling and Mary Bass. And I, Bobby Crawford, leave to all you juniors your final year, with the hope that it will mean to you what it did to those of '47, Checked and closed this 6th day of june, 1947. Good luck - - Au Revoir, THE Semoas. -In AN Fonkl-sun SPONSORS JU I 0 R S MR MR. li. O. CQARNI R MM. Iivl-HN T. 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Vim' lou: YuUNc.lxlou:m . 5nr'1'lur'x 51 l'I'1',xI1f4'lIl Pr'r.mlrv1l Swrrrlury 'I4n'u.x11rrr' l'l'miJ1'r1I l'n'.xi1lrr1l Sumvfury 7, f4'1I,YlH'1'?' I'rwxi1f1'11l l'n'ml1rll ,I1l'1':l1lH'1'7' l'1'mnf1'r1l l'r'wi4l1'11i 1 1'4'm111'1'1' l,r'4'x11f1'11l l'r'rxi4fr11l .Sr4'rwl111x 'l'1'1m111u'1' l'wml1'f1l l'r'mi1f4l1l T l'4'1lXlIft'l' l'rmi4l1'r1l I,Il'1i1,4'7lf I I'1'Al,1IH'l'V' I'rwvi1l1'rlf l'l'1'.mfL'ftf 'I'rr11uz rn' T Faoult Junior High School Mus. R. IJ. Bl Am NIN . ..... Cfmnn1w'1'n1l Mlss c2Ul,I.l 1 N O'l5luAN . . Ilnzm- limzzrmlifiv, S4'fl'lII'l' Mlss ,VIII IMA 'I'lloMAs . . . . Ifuglixlv, Ilixlnrj' Miss lfkANc1s MAsllm'RN . . Ifflglixfr Miss NUNNII XYJAI1, . . . I,il1wriun Miss RM ln 1, Ulu:-l'l1'll . . St4f4'lll'l' Mus. Sm Hol,co:x1n Moss . . lfuglixlv Miss VI INA Cfxssl 1 s . . ..... N Ialfu'rm1li1'x Miss CQKRRII Ii. R1 Num: . . Snvml Sfmlirx, Sri1'1n'v Miss Horus BL'RKIIAl.'I'l lk . , . lli.vlury, Suriul Sfmlirzv Mu. li. IS. QYQUINN . . ..., N laflwnmlirx 1 144 xi9f fqdnn 'N 6. 02a 45 92 FQ! Q c Z 1 NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY 698' Y sf, JG XY' I' IIIIRIIH KAIIIIHN Bum' IA' Il'l'.XI It , I IEIIIIIII C'II.'xxx'IoIIII Al i- PIII Il ul Yi I ' 'Il ut YI' I'rh1I'IfI'r'vIu11I'I'I' II' ss R UTI I Bn l'I 'I Slmnsnr ,lin mIII I1 I' K' XNNIXIYY NIIIIM-xx fillASI:KlN lfl7WAKIl DUNN RIIIII lXlAlkIIN ' ax Dim VINN Gimoriix xixii NIICIIMII Su lil I IY RIc.sIn' VIIu,INI,x XVII I IN The Thomasville branch of the National Honor Society was chartered in 1937. Members of this organization are selected on the basis of their standing in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The club sponsors worthy projects during the year, coaches students, and locates sources of scholarships. COMM ERCI L CL B l'.Sllll 11 A111 1 11 l.A1'1 11N1, B1 1 Nl 11 .IAM1 s lil ll ll1'1 1'1' .I1 AN l'1111111'N D1111111111 lS111'AN'1' M 1'11'1 11 11 liU111,1 ss Rom 11 1' CANN.-1111' ANNII- l.o1s C1 A1111 IX1111111' C11A11'1o11n Tom C11111 111 lk MA111-1.1'N ll.-11'1s lNllkllA lJA1'1s .I1 AN ljtllilll s'1 1 11 B1 1'11' Io llkll KS A IA vo s P 1' C IN u Woo11s11N ll111111Nu 111 AN H111 1 AN11 wl1X'I'l' .I1 1 1 1111 s ANNl'I'Il -l11N11s .l.1Nll'll .I11N1s ll11111111'1' l,1 XX'I'l' 1' ANN l,1NsoN V1111.1N1A M1'l'1111111 'l'1111r111 M1C'111111 M 1111 1 II ll M1 l':YI 11 l,ll 1 IAN N111 1 s 51.1115111111 ANN l'111 Nlll 11111 11 R111111111' MA1111111 S1N1.1 1 '1'A11 kl1 .-1NlfI I'l 51111111 Nl 1 B1 111' T111111' l,111 A 'l'Il 1 Il llll III T1111111 ll hlll 11111 ll T111 AN ljwlllb Tu11N1-11 Y Nl V OIflflCliRS KA'1'11111'N l31.o11 M,-1111,,-1111 '1' Cou11'1'N1 1 . Vin- lfA1o111' 0111111 . . M.-1111' li11'A TL111N1-11 l.-11111111 wl11Ilxlli I71111111111' WA1111Ns Gus NTI.-1'I'I 5111111 Go1111'1N . . l'r1'xi1l1'11l Pr1'xi1f1'l1l S1'H'1'f11l',1' Tl't'tIXlll'l'l' 1e COIl1ll1CfClkll Club is Ll service orggxnizntion of the school. It is com- sed of the eleventh and twelfth grade students who take the com- :rcinl subjects. The officers are selected by merit. The many and ried services of the Commercial Club .ure indispensglble to the school. LIBRARY CL llmc l.ilvr.n'y Club was 0l'g.lI1i7L'd last year. It consists of students wl xo ummm 1 ur of lima Cach wcck lo .lSSi'SI in the lilwrnry. Thcy lunrn .Ill phqlwus of sux l.Au1uc1 W,-x1.m na Wu 1 mm R.-ul mum lilolsl Sll vw NS Miss N1lNNIl XY,All. . lnuusl' l,l'I I'NlAN lil 1 l'x' Mc BIKINI KA'l'nlu'N N11XXXVll.l. ANN: l'I'l Mc KINNI x ICVA Pr mu. l'4IiANKl.IN Mmm' VILAN1. I s BMS Mmm' ANN! B-'Xlllilll N1Al7ll,X N llfxvls llcmunn' ISMAN1' .IANII 'l'M'1,u1x 'H v . . l,l't'Xj1l4'Ilf . V1u'l'rf'x1.lrnl Surrvtar 3'-'l'm1s11 rw ,Nall IW! .lo ANN -IM KSUN Plti1iYl,IklI clONS'I'ANCl Du :mm llolwnn' GIBSON ANNI Ilfxslw' ANN lfl,m1lNc, EIANI lil..-xN roN mln AN l1Ul,I,ANl7 KIOYCLI l1,uu' SAR.-x UYM III-RRI-l,l CLR,-xx' ational Thespian Dramatic Honor Societ 'l'l1c 'I'l1cspi.1n Troupe in Tlmmnsxl L Hr-11 Lmol xx IS 0lQll'IllLd rn J-U M it produccs unc lhrcc-act play and oumonml short Pllyx md sluts Mrmb lxlup rs utu mined by the quality and amount of vroxlx rn tn hu L of urrnxr LS Am huh su 1 studcnt is cligiblc for 111c1nbc1'sl1ip. Thr ll 11 s t I mi mt lngr im crcxl in d r.1m.1 Ol-'HCIIQRS WA'1 1'.l1r-1-'rms . lSl l l'x' Tl lun' . . . . VllurrNl,x Nhlilillll . Sn Miss Br 'l l'Y -I1 AN CUNI . liS'l'Ill ll IXIJLILR NUIQMAN clllAS'lQ-XIN Ronin' CIRAXVINORIJ CIA1ml,x'N IJIXUN linwmum DUNN liurv livANs trcs. . 1'rr'.rirlr'l1I Vin' I'l'r'xirf1'Ill l'l'ftll'-j'-'I'l't'tI.HlITV' Sf mlmr C:llAlll,0'l'l'l- Hlci 'lksmmx' Mcillom .lui RAcrlu.1fx' IBIANA ROHI-R'l'S Gus XVATI' BA IJIIIII AIIII' l.xxI,II4 AI I I I' ISII I lin IMIII I I I lion l'IIIIxI .IIIIIN Ii.-IIIIIII lx M IIIIIIII HI ll ISIIII KQIIMI IIN KIIXIIIIN C'II.xsI IIN CIIXIQI I I' K'I .um lJ.xI I M CI .wk l.II I KXIIIIII II CI IYIIIN KQIILJMIIN 'l'sIsIxII C Imwl umm c.IlAIlI I s KVAI I AIIAN HII mx lhvls linxx IIIII l,UNN fIIUllI.l l'1YlRll'Il I III.IxIa VIII III KH fill IIII I s LMI Ioxvm' ISII I I KIII I s I-Uuu. KIIKANI' l'IIxII'IN QIRII I IN ISIIINIQIN RiIuIvI NSI l'IllI II- HIIIIIIIN 'IQIIIRON IIIIIIIIIN K Xllll I I N l'iAKI'IR HIIMII Il H01 I IINII CI-IIII. IIUHIIISUN IXIIII INMAN IIII I I' KI I I I' ,lm IX KI I I I' N liII.I I' KIM. .IIMMII KIYIIIN lion KNAI-If CfIIIIIs'I'I' I.IxNc.II,I' l,0NAl ll I,l-.WIS RAI I'II N1L,f:lll,SNl I' CIIIIIIII I I. N1l'KlNNUN -IIIII MAY llowl I I. MAIXI ISAIIIIAIIII Nil-.Rl I II CIIIAIII I s OI Imc. -lolv, P.-IIMI II -IIII-, PIIIQKI R INIARVIN PIIIII-,M ISIIII' PQINIIIQII l'IIII.IIf l'IuIssIIIx WVINN RLIIIINsoN ISIIYAN ROIIINMIN CARI-Y Sco'I r ffm IIIIAN SI LII I' Ii'I III-I. Sm.o'I l' IQIIWIN SMH II lium-NI S'I'oIsI-,s AI. S'I'kINm.I-,Is NAN S'I'IuNc,I ll BI- I'II' ,Il-AN S'Il WIIIVI .IIIIIN STI XVARI BII LI' TAYIQR PI-'I'I-1 TIILIMAS lin TI'I'us CARI' x7ANN MII. li. L. ZInc,I.11I1 Dim'lor 38 MM VANN RI III VINN .-Xxx XVIIIII IfIaNIxI XXVXIII .Ifxmk NVIxIIxINs XVANNI xvllhh BIIII' XXVIIIIXMS HIIII H. XYIIIImIx AlL'NI WIIIIIIII3-IIIII .II Inu' XVIIIIII blmmx Rochll MI.'sIIIuIu QIIIIIII.-IN NIARIIIA AIINIIU fkARYI MIIIIIIII. -IIIIN RIIIIHIIN .IXNII H.IIw.Ix BII I I' IXTIISUN lJ.xIIII DIIIINIIIR N1AlllliYf1:XRIlIl NQIIIIN CQXIKIIIK HIxIu'I I' VIIMINI. IDI I .-IMI l'.Il I IIINI. EIIIIINNI' KIIIIIN fx,'XRUI YN .IIIYNI Ia Mmm' ANNI ISAIIIIIII IJIIIIIIIIII CLIININ KAIIIIII N MI-IxII'I Il l'I.IxIIImII.-I UIIIIIIIIIII Dmus LQIIIIIAIIII l'III'IIIs -IIIIIIIIIN C-LEE CLUB ififli I' I The Glcc Club is composed of the boys and girls interested in group singing and solo work. lhllulllli' AIIAMs HIIWARII ANIIRIVWS Iii AINI-i lll,ANl' -lANlu BIAN'I'oN KAIIIRYN Blow l:ANNll-. Lou lSu'I'I.I-R lVlAKlWll. Busu CIIIRII- ANN c1AR'l'liR ,lANIfl.l I-. CIIALKI-R NQRMAN CIIAs'I'AIN KYSIIURNI: CIIASTAIN lll I l'Y lfRANm I-'s CILARK fil,AY'l'UN citlUllSl7N lioinn' c:llAW'l'0liIl MAIIIfI YN I7AvIs ciANOl YN l,IXON l,AVlIl l7II.I.INcaIAR SARA DYRI4: IQIIWARII lJUNN MARY livANs livA PIKARI, FRANKIIN ANN IfI.IaMINu MISS LUQILLIQ CARTIQR . DIANA RonIaRTs . Riaiacu TURRIZNTINIE . SARA DYRE . . HliNRX' KNIGHT . PAT GRIIsIxI5N IDORIS Go'I'IIARu FIiRRIaI.I. GRAY -loYcIa HART ANNIQ HAS'fY JOAN HUIJSON liI.nANoiR lNMAN MAxINIa jAcRsoN JANE JAY WA'I I' AlIgIfI-'RII4.s Louis JERGER PA'I' LAWSON .lor MAY KA'I'IIRYN MAxwIaI.I, BlZ'l l'Y MlLBRIDI'i TOMMY MCCOMII AN Nl-1TTli MQKIN NIH' HILL MII.I.IaR DUROTHY MlNCZHlfW jo-ANNE MOREI.ANlB l.II.I.lAN Nouas PATRICIA GARNIZR 39 Vin' Dirr'a'lor I'rvxiJw1l PH'SitIl'Uf Svvrvfary Trf'usIm'r AIIM RM RI.I Y WILIIAM RAIIoRII BRYAN RoIsIN5oN lJlANA RoIxIfR'I's lWARYAN SIac.I.IiR -IAQR QuIc'R BIQTTY S'I'I:I'IIIfNs EIIoIsIc STIQVI-:Ns -loANNIi S'I'IfvIaNs IDA ANNIQ TAYIoR BARBARA TliA'I'l: MARX' lil.VA TURNIR RIA.I1c:Ia TURRI-N'I'INIa HARRII-.'I I'I-, YI'ARc,IN Gus WA'l I' BOIIRY WIIIIIIIQN BILLY w!ll.l.IAM5 CIIARI Ias WooIIsoN KIUNI: WooIIwARII -IANI'I'A WClR'l'llY IIMQRY Onom iVlARY l.l'I'lA TAYIQR Robert Sherrod Chapter Quill and Scroll Honor Societ The Quill and Scroll, the International Honor Society for High School Journalists, encourages and rewards individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. EDWARD DUNN ROBERT CANNADY SARA DYKE l'rr'5irll'r1i Vin' Prrridrrll Svvrrlary-Trraxurrr CONNIE CHASTAIN CAMPUS COMMENTATOR STAFF four- The Journalism Class publishes monthly a page paper which gives a well-rounded picture of the activities of our students and school. The class writes various types of stories that find a place in the school paper. SARA DYRE . . . . Editor-in-Chief DONALD LEWIs . . Arsorialc Editor EDWARD DUNN . . Managing Editor JOYCE HART . . . . . News Editor ROBERT CANNADY . . Feature Edilor REECE TURRENTINE . . . . Sporfs Editor EI.oIsE STEVENS . . . . Exchange Editor RALPH SMITH .... . Promotion Manager EVA PEARL FRANRIIN . . . . Business Manager JEAN H0lil.AND ..... . Cirrulatlon Manager Miss FRANcEs MAsHIIuRN . ..... Advise-r REPORTERS Edna Dowling, Connie Chastain, Charles Callahan, Carolyn Zeigler, Norma Yandle, Billy Kelly, Vivian Harris. TYPISTS Emory Odom, Margaret Courtney, Kathryn Blow, Sara Godwin EVA PEARL RALPH SMITH FRANKLIN 40 JOURNALISM CLUB The Journalism Club is composed of the members of the journalism classes and selected sophomores and juniors who must have the recommendation of their English teachers. The aim of this Club is to encour- age more students to engage in the study of journal- ism. ROBERT CANNADY . . EVA PEARL FRANKLIN . EI.oIsE STEVENS . . . Miss FRANCES MAsHIwRN CHARLES CALLAHAN CONNIE CHASTAIN IEDNA MAE DOWl.ING EDWARD DUNN SARA DYKE VIVIAN HARRIS JOYCE HART JEAN HOLLAND ANNETTE JONES BILL KELLY DONALD LEWIS RALPH SMITII REECE TUKRENTINE CAROLYN ZEIGLER BARBARA TEATE IDA ANNE TAYLOR JUNE WOODWARD PAT GRIBBEN JANE JAY Prrsirlenl . . . Vin'Prrsidrnt , Sm'rvlary-'I'rvasurvr WILLIAM RAII-oRD DORIS GOTHARD MARY ANN Tl1OMAS NORMA YANDLIS HARRIETTE YEARGIN BRYAN ROBINSON ESTIIER ADLER SARA BLOW MARY BETH BUTLER MAYNE CATER JACK COLLIER LOIS DOWLING ELEANOR INMAN BILL MILLER DoRoTHY MINCIIEW JOANNE STEVENS NAN STRINGER HOWELL MAYo Sponsor MIVIENT NALISM CL QEQQQE -H HI-Y Cllcnn Spccclm, Qican Living, Clean Spor'ts1n.msl1ip, Clean Sclwlnrslnip ' 1 5 :95 , 59245 1, .- - ' - -r , 1137, A fa ' 5, gh A999 f Y f 9 liz ,f 'Q 354 if f' Qlx XVA1 I' 'llwmxn M4 Chun Rom Rl Alrxlclmul Nunn xx fu xxx x l'wxi1ll'fll Vim' I'l'w1lf4'rll .Su'v'4'l.1v'y I'rl'.1xl1r'n' 4 'Naam :Ng 9' Sjmmorzx Mu. C. XV. MR. NV, R. lin. lllll MclxlNNuN Nlll um Sn umm 42 Pure Thoughts, Pure XYf'Ol'dS, Pure Action Sm' DI.-xN,x RUIHRTS I31 1 l'Y Truim' Ifvfx P1 Mu. KEONNII' fillAS'l'A l'n'.vi1lm1l Vim' l'rvviu'w1l FRANK: IN TV'A'xlXlll'l'1' SL'l'rl',LfY'Y SPONSORS Miss IWINNII' W7Al.I. Mus. VIRGII. Iinmowm 43 KEY CLUB The Kvy Cluh was 0l'g.ll1l7.CLl in Thomasvillc High School in 1945. lr is .1 junior Kiwanis Club sponsorcd hy the local Kiwanis Club. lt is composed of thc lacy boys of the high suhool. .xml its purpose is to train young boys to he good civic lenders when they gm out in the world. ll is composed of mcmhcrs of thc sophomore. funior. .ind senior classes. Olfl-'ICICRS Nolmmm Cllr.-xs'mlN . . . l'n'.viflf'r1l .IUIIN Lll'llIl'lNll . . Vin' l'n'xi11'4'11r Kits XXIAII . . . . St'l'l't'ftll'X IIXIKIN I HUMAS ..... l'rw1x1nf'r KIM K W.x'iluNs WA Vi' All I-L1 lui s Boism ciliAXYl olum Ri ici bl'URRl'N'l'INl Iiuix' W11,i,mMs KIAMI s l'lvPlN jon Mm' Tommi' Mcllomis Rom lu' 4lINRIK.ll'I' lilmviium IJUNN I lowmum ANDRI ws Q. Iiimisl' S1-:Nu AND Du. XV. C. IIoi.i.oxv.M . Lfxuiucpi NWA! KI ia Nol.,xN CiUl.l.lNS lhaoxvw Coom la Cl.M l'oN Clouksox RAl.Pli Mciliusxx Wu LIAM Rim oium Cl-11lI.Rlu1-IRN BRYAN Rolsmsox IZITXVAIRD Sllllkl 1 i IUAVIIJ lJll.l.lNGl In Louis -ll R111 R Sfnullxmix SPANISH CLUB .mf f 3 fa si Q ,nl ? gi fill' 5 E The Spanish Club was organized last year by the students of the second year class. lts purpose is to offer an opportunity for use of Spanish in conversation, games, and songs. and to stimulate interest in Spanish-speaking countries through special reports and talks on Spanish subjec ts. l5II,I.I' CAR'l'l'R . XVooIIsoN ldliRRlNG . BII.I.I' WooIIxvARII . AUIIRI-ix' SINGLI-1'I'ARY Iis'I'IIIaR AImLIaR CONNII-' CllAS'l'AIN SARA l,YKlf ANN FI,IfIw1INc: EVA PIQARL FRANKLIN DC7RO'l'llX' GIBSON . l'I'I'xiJI'rIf FRANK MOLBRI-1 . . . . Trvamrrr . Vin' I'n'xi4lw1l IfI'.RRIaI.L GRAY . . Program Chairman . Sl'l'l'!'fHl'j MIss RIQIIARIISQN . . Slmfmxr BARBARA GOTHARII VIVIAN HARRIS hlovcifz HAIKT AN Nli l'lAS'l'Y SARA ANN -IOINI-QR VIRGINIA MC1BRll3li DIAN A ROBERTS 45 ELoIsIi STI-1VliNS BI-1'I'Tx' TERRY JACK QuIc:R IJRANCIQS INNI-'s jo ANN jAc.RsoN MARX'AN SIaoLI-:R JIM RAQRLIA' Hmm D T I X 'X N + A N an amz-5 A Cf O P o R rx F D ' Q s w 2 N l N 5 :41, -q,..., D R an A,2:: A e En f rl n T R T 5 am co Lum ENNELL SNLVX LOW s 2 Ka E R R Q E cg Y P f 2, fe T 3 j .'A4, 3 , T N R T H 3 113 AT 2 E W Q s, H 3 , 12 N c BETTY BLooow0RTH emma momma Q EW 95 MWCEW 'A Em mmm. Q NN R CON E HWS N F PMN Ku N HRRVNN 4,, f GEORGE BLOW ERNE BUxuNCAoxx SANET Lmc- DXLLNYO I S XNOODSON XAERQXNG DEKLE SXXRSX Cx LOXS DOW Mxxme SONGS CAA Wave S XNm,xxwxs TOE YOUNG CPQROV4 N 'LE XGLY, E G, R MN I 4 9 fbi-,E EARN X7 , 1 1 jf, 1' F x xx K is Q x 1 x x , 1 ww - 1 iq ...f Q , fr K-ggi, I 4 i 591 , 1. ' .z WS: f Mx Wg' x ,1 ., Y 5 WT 4' Q Nm Q Q Q E ,yy mr ,, :1 w rt , fx ilk: AED 1 e 1 K., 1 --X A5 vf A w? ' fm. Q faaqsq liumkl .IINIKH-Ill lhmln' I luxx I nun IAUIKIKI XVAIKIIK Nm lluxlx XYIIIII IUIIN 'Sllwlul Hur Mu llll. -lu, Nha. B. l. Nuxw illl l'Rl l Al7l RS lun! IIXIKI QWNIKURNI l'1l.fxsl.xlx lr: xxuu Ixxux SAL! S STAN' A'I'Hl.IiTlC ASSOVIATION OI5lflC'l'RS BUHIIYCRAXXIURIB . . . I,oulx4Ilkc,ln . . . Vir mx ,um DUN N .IOYCI I hu 1 . . Suu Gomx IN . , . Kfxuuu N Blmx . . IQMORN Ummm . . . ll xx bm 1 lm Pl'4'xiJ4'lIl 4' l'r'1'ml4'r1l Sm rrlurx fim1kk1'1'l'1'r' llrmkkr'rln'r lirmkfcrrjwr AM, gym, ' MANAQQI-las I llllll I I hun PI IH ,URM COACHES lluxxllmkl.lxxls Wu I mx: R XII wsu: lf. O- UARNI R s -lu S Mx H 'X MM UNK' 15,15-O'QU,NN bm: I.XIl l,XNllll ! -OX b F 'I' I '4, ..k -, u-a 4. ,. 1 FOOTB LL l'n'.xf Rout li. li. O'Quinn, 'l'. Carter, N. Clmslnin, UI. Upchurch, B. Kelly. N. f:l1.l9l.'llll, B. Carter, D. Kclly l,. llcrgur, j. Dollar. lf. O. liirncr. wilful Rim: KI. 'I.lH7I11.lS, K. Fiilfnrd, T. Mclfnmb, B. W'illi.imQ, B. Dclircius, QI. Mimclwliitc, B. W'nndw.ii'd C. lI.irrcll, C. Rcdfcrn, ll. XY'liiddim, S. Lamcr, R. Lcwis. fliirif Run: llilly l7unl.ip, U. I,uwis, C. W'oodwn. H. Knight, -I. Kcywn, Hubby Dunlap, R. l'il1j.1l.lllLl B. Cooper, I-'. Shirley, il. Mellon, Il. Tillie, il. Swick, D. Dillinger. 'lllllffll Rnu': il. listridgc, CI Cl1.1Sl.iin, XV. Kimlnn, C. Scum, L. C.1ll.il1.in. I. Milclicll, C, Hutchison I, Racklvsy, .I. May, li. Inman, ml. Srugnll, -I. l'.1rlin, A. Singlctary. Varsity Football NORMAN CHASTAIN' C C Cavs WAT-5, E I Captain Center 0 up am lg! H Thomasville Thomasville Thomasville Thomasville Thomasville Thomasville Thomasville Thomasville Thomasville Thomasville 11, l SCORES 1946 . . 14 . 0 . 6 . 6 . 19 . 32 . 18 . 7 . 32 . 6 50 SEASON Gordon B Cairo . Tifton . Bainbridge Americus Dawson Valdosta Moultrie Douglas Albany . BILI v CfAR'I'lfR BUDDY Dl5FlUil'l'AS -IOHN LJPCIIURCH Imfl Umm! Q1mrh'rlnu'k Rlglrl T.u'kl4' llll I Y Wll,1.1AMa Louis Jlillljlik lin I v XY'ounwAun Kixlff Hwlf 1..'ff :xml 1..'ff llulf BH, KH., Y jolm MU5Sl:l.Wlll'l'li l,ANlll K1 1 I Y Riklvl Uuunl Pulflmrk lwff Tdflflf' il BOYS' BASKETB LL NORMAN CHASTAIN . . Captain E. O. GARNER . . . . . Coach E. B. O,QUINN . . Assistanl Coarb Gus WATT CECIL REDFERN LEON TAYLOR OSBORNE CHASTAIN JIMMY THOMAS HERBERT LEWITT BOBBY DUNLAI1 LOUIS JERGER DAvIIm DILLINGER ERWIN MlTCHIiLL CARL HUTCHISON DONALD LEWIS SAM MILLER HARRY VANN J. L. DOLLAR BILLY WOOIJWARII LAURICE WALKER GIRLS' BASKETS LL MARGARET COURTNEY . . Caplain JOYCE HART . . Co-Cujntain Miss RUTH READ . . Coavlr ELOISIZ STEVENS . Managvr -IUNE VVOODXVARD JEAN FORRESTER ANNliLLli TURNER .IRAN HOl.LANll SARA GODWTN WX'Nlil.l.li NLUSSIILXY' SARA IBYKIQ ,IUANITA CIHASTAIN MARY EDNA SCOTT llITli LOLA TILLIE JANE LJUPRIS ,ANI-.T LJUPRLI BETTY jo FRRQRS PANSY VVILLIAMS JOYCE WIIIIDIJON GLORIA CALEAHAN ALMA Lllli DANlliLS 'fig F1-fZ'! i .3 2 MQ' 'N SY: gy .Q , , , ,rg , , WY: ?'fi'i vii!! ' vB 1 5:29p -f i:1 g?f3 W Q M ,5 Q, 'NP A KE K f' 49 , in ASA if-yr' . . , Q 'xxx E lg I ,gl mu 315 ,F 41 r A N A 3 35' his I as 'Vi wilii' , 'fa WA ,', ',M'L,... gs Q-lag: I l 'g . x , 5 I Q 3'-:W X - 1-A . fdfffvi wi X X ' 14' if! . 1.22, f ,f 1 I l W K. AT' . NUS Y 57 fx g, ' Q Q ia I f fg pf 27 Qffjli I L X 4 '- f Xf., ff? V ff C2417 'jf X E D 1 xx N . r ff! .f K 4 xp. K,-ga , -, fbrfnfcj-:Ham M LITERARY EVENTS Dislrict third place. llomi lit owoiolt-L--Virginia Xlfillis-Slate second place. liss.-xx'-Robby Rtibin-'onflhstriet secon.l place. lisuax'-Ilctty Hall-District third place. RlAllIN!,'lJlLlI1.l Roberts-State lirxt place. TYviNm.--Bob Mallee-District fourth place. Snoki'imNo--lloward llslaneyflllwtrlet second place. H ' 1ff 'ff'i l7i,xNo--W'illian1 Raiford-District second place. ly!KI,ANl.'Xl'IUNiciUN Watt-District fourth place. XELMAI Solo-'Louise Holloway. Votaxl Solo-jimmy Callaliin--Stat: Iirst place. State scc.in.l place. QJNI,-ALI' PLAY--Louise Holloway, Carolyn liielson, liohlw Crawfor .Iinimy Clallahan-State first place. l Drfmin' Remfillg Slwrllmml Typing Derluruutmn 56 Dximii,-Zack V.xrnedo:, Ralph Smith, Whitt -letfriew. Robby liohiiwonf QUaR'l'l i'-lloblmy Crawfortl, XVatt blcllries, Gus Whitt, Tomniy McComb- Ymxlf Sola Youll Sofa l'l.uln Qmnlll I-,mlm lm: 1 H ' f 'TS 4 i Urn'-.lvl Pl-H Urn'f.'h'l l'l.lx Slugr PM 57 UNNkIlX'HSU yards . SKNDIRS U yards . . XII KH Bruad .lump . ww Cfxkwua-ifu,1cl1cs lNIlxlNS Hurdles . vxms INN Vault . xsl x Slum .... AHA xx N1luxlxrl,XVun:m S vnrkx RL-lay .,.. muukm H-I liglm ,lump c II I4 --H0 yuuds . All Dnuus 1110 Qklfxix . Ann, Illwrxlc I' . lfirxl Pfam . Ifrrxf P1111 . If lr'x I P1111 . Ifirxl Nm . S 1'1'r:r nl Plm I lr'x I Nm . . I ll'x I Nur . l'uuv'lfv l'l.n . S 4'4'1:1l. l Nm . I-1 r'.x I Plum . l'lr'xl l'l.u . I 11'x I l'l.n ,g E L 'NW JUNIOR-SENIOR X HIGHLIGHTS sq -2- . ff - 'gi I - me my . Og A aw QQ fy If , -552 6 Q. .. W SP : A ' gi 21 ,mark 4 A I .- A K W ,K+ Jw -..::: ss,f::EEg,'E1 53,5 Y , L.. V. 515,115 . K 'fi' wg?-I in-Nvgit , lx: ,K HN P4 5 k 391511559 .X A, f , fr' ' gy W N- W QQ-fix., -f R z LQ ff wfggzy 1 1 ' 4 I 515, 7 f 4 f' K 'N fx 4 QV if X X Qf rf Q , . if K ,. , ,,, t , 3 Ai 4 g 5 79 , NE: ' wr Q vi -if-'ww I 12 3 F a '94 1 ww' wf ii x 'Mn .n Q. X' vi wi , 4 I V f V 1 f T 4 ll 1000, 9- N J' WI S . D' NB? 7 I n XM' lf Hfffie as 1 , F Q xx ff , V ff I, . S - .O f X K . Q lxi n W. Q X, F C n 'M ' fi2 1' no S THE PINES STAFF ..-:ggi I ,rg . 1 .illglv Ronsrr CRAWFORD . . Editor-in-Chief 4 Y . . F - W 'l, zlbwdl Faluuau. Gln' . . Associate Editor 1 Mfrs-K X af. Y ' x W ff W Roman' CANNADY . . . Literary Editor V, Q Eownno DUNN . . . . Picture Editor , A ef' KATHRYN Btov . . . . Business Manager X . f j,! Mncnsr Couxnuzv . . . Typing Editor , ,', , , li .1 ,l , RALPH SMITH .......... . . . Poet XX f ln ,ff ' f J fl ggi ,l ANNE. HASTY, ANN LlNsoN, James BELL . . . Artists o T - ff , ssgfz' . WAX M L 1 lkiwguf K N I 7 TER.-my sum 0 , ff' Sara Dyke, Reece Turrentine, jack Watkins, Billy Carter , 'Q R ,f, X , ,E-:elf X f f X ' , l T ,X if PICTURE surf: , X Joyce Hart, 'Barbara Gothard, Kathryn Maxwell, Merita 1 ' M 9 Davis, jack Collier N , Y p TYPING STAFF: A . f Woodson Herring, Lillian Noles, Lola Tillie, Madelyn Davis, X X 'LJ X' V, , Watt Jeiries, Thomas McComb, Laurice Walker, Gus Watt, V '15, ' '- X ,f , 2, Esther Adler, jean Holland, Virginia McBride, Betty Terry, ' . ' Thomas Crocker, Marceille McEver, Annelle Turner f ' . '71 'fi l r BUSINESS ASSISTANTS: I X , ' Sara Godwin, Emory Odom X, in f ADVERTISING: V Norman Chastain, Ollie Dunlap, joe May, james Pippin, Audrey Singletary, Billy Williams, Billy Woodward, Connie Chastain, Howard Andrews, Maryan Segler, Osborne Chastain, Remer ' Cone, Mary Massey, Branson Grovenstein, Robert jinright, Win- W field Manry, Frank Moore, John Musselwhite, A. j. Prince, John lv Upchurch, Fannie Lou Butler, Frances Innes, jo Ann jackson, I Frances Kindred, Billie Trowell, Constance Dillard, Ann Flem1 ' ing, Eva Pearl Franklin, Dorothy Gibson, Vivian Harris, Sara N Ann Joiner, Diana Roberts, Eloise Stevens, Mary Ann Thomas, , ' Carolyn Zeigler, George Blow, Erie Bullington, Dillard GriiEn, X jack Love, joe Young, Betty Bloodworth, Dorothy Bryant, Edna Dowling, Betty Sanders, jack Thompson, Charles Williams. 'u xl' .WX x X 'Ni A X Q of-Q4-4-4-of-4-,04-Q4-f ' 4-..-4-v-4-fx 4x4-4-.f-4-4s..f-4xf- 4 - -4-4-4-4-4-4-.- : :v Stevens Sea Food Service I A WF, . 4 r-': 7'31 V , H It Swims We Herve It 222 WEST IACKSON 329 Day Phone 648 Nighi Phone 405-W THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA 64 .-.-wx.-f : : : BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE CLASS OF '47 as IHISE THEATRE Interstate Enterprises Direction E-.-:fs-,s-::..v-..f..-N.: : - 65 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1947 Headquarters for Service on All Makes and Models it F aulk Chevrolet Company 221 S. Broad Street Telephone 713-714 Night, Sundays and Holidays. Call 1106-W THOMASVILLE. GEORGIA if A 66 Congratulations From Your Annual Photographer - ------- ft --- BEST WISHES wil? to Compliments from the of AMERICAN LEGION W J Powell Posr No. 222 L ' ' 7 v - - Q- - ....,,.. - - - 0- - -f- --------w-Ne--,--xx .---.N.-ix--v-6-:::::::::::::::::::::- BUY WHERE QUALITY COUNTS ,,-kr' Carroll Hill Grocery 8: Market Speedy Motor Delivery ik PHONE 598 ,,,,, ',,,'----- ----- -- ---- -- .Q ,Q-.f.'- v v v '0- v 0' lb Compliments of MITCHELL CAN N ERIES DEEP SGUTH BRAND FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Plcmts at THOMASVILLE. GEORGIA FORT MEADE, FLORIDA I F 1 1 COMPLIMENTS eneuodnf anal profecfiue Orcler 0 aa, 1 if? THOMASVILLE. GEORGIA 70 f 0ff' '0Q4 'f004-Q4-0:Qv vJ 7 Q- QQQQQQQQQQQQ 4-Q00 ,0- 0 QQ' 0 Dodson's Grill , HCJME OF Goon Foon 51 E' Roblnson Southern Fried Chicken A A ?'22fiIEiQFEEl?,ECiE Phone 680 Route 19, North THOMASVILLE, Side GA. Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 235 126 East Iackson Street Phone 1267 THOMASVILLE, GA. ,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,-,,,,, J g -..,,,,-,-.,,, ,--,-,r,,-'-,-,-,- Gunn-Knight Motors, Inc. Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars-Dodge Iob-Rated Trucks Sales 6, Service-Phone 883 118 Clay at Madison Street Thomasville. Georgia 75? ik l Compliments l Compliments i of CRAWFURIYS GRUCERY GILBERT FETE CA RIA AND MARKET 223- 5?- L J Lf -4-.4-.-:: .- BA K 0F IHUMAS COUNTY Serving OFFICERS W. F. SCOTT . President E. A. DAWES .e-...e eeeeeeeeeee Vice-President H. B. GURLEY . Executive Vice-President IOE I. KEYTON . . .. . . eeeeeeee.Cashier CAROL IOINER . C - Assistant Cashier LEE H. SINGLETARY . . C ee C Assistant Cashier 23? WE STRIVE TO SERVE TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS AND BIND OLD ONES CLOSER 21?- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 73 600119 Ain ell td 0 THOMASVILLE'S ONLY AIR-CONDITIONED RESTAURANT The PLAZA 74 ff' Compliments Concrete Block Company wif Smith Avenue, Thomasville. Ga. LUMBER - ROOFING DOORS - HARDWARE PAINTS KIBBY-EVAN S MATERIAL C0 Material for Every Need' Phone 264 THOMASVILLE. GA. J J I r , , , , ,,,,-.,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,-,,,,,,,.',,,--.,.,f, ,4-Q4-'s .,, -y ,,,.-,,,,,,-.-,,,,.-,.-.-,-.-.-,-.-,---',4s,4-.- Grittin's Grocery 81 Market Groceries - Fresh Meats Produce Crier Forty Years of Service il? 627 East Clay Street THOMASVILLE, GA. fl-.,.', J 0,-,,-ff f.-.-,-.,,,,,,4-,-.,4-,,.,,,,,,,', ,4 I Q 'I Q I I 3 2 'I 'I 'I t 'I 'I 'I I 3 S 5 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 5 S 1 4 I H Compliments of H 8: H CUNSTRUCTIUN AND SUPPLY CUMPANY Tom Harrison - Ioe Higgins Phone 10 N. Madison Street THOMASVILLE, GA. - 'Q' 4-p.,.,0, '-Q- 4,'.',, Q4-0,4-4 4-0 ,,,,, .- : ,.,.,.,.'.,.,.,...,..r,.,'xr.r-'., I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I S 5 'I ,-:,:::,.,-.s ,-. .-,,,: L :::.-f4s.-:.- e-e-:e-:::es.s.s..e..N.N.N..'-..- s.s.s.. -.. s.-sA..X-::::: Miss Sunbeam Sends You BEST WISHES F rom the Bakers of FLOWERS ' BREAD Flowers Baking Co., Inc. NA.- ..,,---------- - . . ...v.... :::.e.f.-Jue.-:.---.-.-:f.9,-.e--.-.e::::.-.-::, .-:.-::-:.-- --,- -N.e.--v ::::: Scott Construction Co. THOMASVILLE. GA. PHONES 307 and 308 21?- W. F. SCOTT I. C. SCOTT I. I. SCOTT W. A. BRITTON -54 Health. Happiness, and Success if A 77 ::::::: ::::::::::::0:::: ::::::::0::::::::::::::::::: omlo imenfri o Thomas ille laundr anifone ry eanera 78 -----,---- -----,--- F F , as Van McKinney LUBHICATION. ACCESSORIES M O D E R N AND TIRES 'z DRY CLEANERS A525 Phone 286 THOMASVILLE, GA. ,,-,-- ----- A--- We Specialize in Dry Cleaning Phone 1179 522 N. Broad St -- vvvv vovvvv :::,'::::::,::::- .- MANRY IRUN WURKS Machine Work - Welding 224 905 North Broad St. Phone 260 -v'Q--0',-- V ' ' ' 'V P 1+ 1, 4 1+ I 1 1 Compliments to r 1, I The Senior Class of '47 1, 1 1+ + ' I 1 ' I 1 McEVER ELECTRIC 00. P 1, , 11 4 1, Contracting and Repair Service if 1, 4 Phone 1574 'C 'I :E 1. B. McEver D. W. Mcsver gf .Q g 1 4, 1 1 4 J if J F F + '., Lest We Forget GEARY CAlIlWEll Class 1935, T. H. S. Killed- F lying the Hump BURMA September 15, 1943 A. T. C. + Compliments and Good Wishes Always to THOMASVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Moon Jewelry Company 110 N. Broad Street 9 THOMASVILLE. GA. Neel Brothers Everything in Every Line to Suit the Students of Thomasville High School 4' 101 N. Broad Street Phones 771 and 439 Park's Bakery PIES AND PASTRIES 9 Phone 54 113 East Iackson Street THOMASVILLE, GA. COOK ELECTRICALLY Saie - Clean - Convenient - Economical Low Rates for Matchless Service Make the Cost of Cooking Electrically as Economical As It ls Conveniently Modern 4 CITY WATER 81 EIGHT DEPARTMENT Phone 24 326 Fletcher Street Thomasville. Georgia Watt Building Material Co. Everything to Build Anything Plumbing and Heating Contractors Phone 476 104 N. Madison Street Thomasville, Georgia 82 f- 'QQ ,,.....,,... - 4-.Q .,...., 4-::: Q-Q::Q'04,-.,',N ,4-4-4-.'0 Qe,4-'N 'e4-',, 1 5 'I 5 I f 221 - 1E AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALERS Theo Titus, Jr., Inc. 3 Carroll Hill 5? 04-00, : : : : Thigpen Tractor 00. Dealers in Iohn Deere Quality Farm Equipment 4' Sales Phone 74 Service 105 N. Stevens Street THOMASVILLE, GA. ::::':::: Y' 1 1 P P P E Compliments 1 1 1 of 1 1 1 THOMASVIlllE fe mmuzfn CUMPANY 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 L f' Ice-Cold Storage-Coal ' Fuel Oil 9 Qi lHOMASVlllE ICE 8: MANUFACTURING 1 CIIMPANY I1 Cold Alone Is Not Enough 1 Lf f ........ 1 1 1 Complimenis 11 oi 11 11 11 1 SE AMERICAN o1L co. 11 THOMASVILLE GEORGIA X- ........ Compliments , ol 11 11 11 Applewhite's Grocery and Market 1 1 L ,xxxv xx, L :,,,,,,:,:,,,,:,:- 1 emexm T ::::::::::x:::::::::::xx 5: Congratulations to 1947 semors Carlton? Men and Benton Welding and BOYS' S1109 QE Machine Shop QE QUAEEE HEQPZELGBSQZAREL 1, ll9V2 Campbell St.. Thomasville, Ga. 1' Phone 417 1, Phone 670 1 120 S Broad St. Thomasville, Ga. . J r ::::::::xx ,,,,-,--,,--,,---,--::::::::::- Q- THUMASVILLE HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY IIUMPANY Sportsman's Headquarters 9 'Hot-Point' Electrical Appliances Goldsmith Sporting Equipment O Hardware - Plumbing Supplies Paints Authorized FORD DEALERS IHOMASVIllE SALES CUMPANY r-0-4-oo-:soo-:-.asp-.4-.4-.,.,..,.,..,, SALES - SERVICE 116 N. Madison Phone 147 L ---- 4 Compliments of CHASTAIN 'S QUALITY MARKET East Iackson St. Phone 436 Compliments of CHRISTIE'S SERVICE STATION COLONIAL DINING ROOM Specializing in Fine Foods Banquet Room Broad and Ieiierson Thomasville COWDEN AUTO SUPPLY sPo1mNG Goons BICYCLES RADIOS J A l'i'w1q?1- as M x .1 - ','0 '000'0v----'OJ - --A A - -- - A - - ll -4-., ' --- Y ..... ...vv : -4 Compliments of The Tri-Hi-Y Chapter ot the Thomasville Hiqh School Whose Motto ls Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions. 'Q' ,, .',::.'4-Q:4::-'-,,0:::: Q4-Q ,-,000 '0Q.,',-00004-0' ' Q4 0 0 Q 0 0 ' Compliments of T R UY LA U N ll RY Quality Service 5? Phone 43 Thomasville, Ga :::::.-:J-Q0:: : :'.'.'::::.'::,Q ',.,.4 T 4 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' T 4 4 4 I 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 G V 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 L F 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 44 44 4 4 4 4 4' DESANTIS MOTOR COMPANY 601 N. Madison Phone 7 1 0 HUDSON - PACKARD FEDERAL TRUCK Sales and Service FARMERS EQUIPMENT CO. AUTOMOBILES - TRUCKS TRACTORS Phone 250 Cor. Madison and Washington St. THE FASHION SHOPPE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 1 'The Store Where Quality Counts Comer of Broad and Jackson Phone 184 Compliments of FIVE POINT CLEANERS DRY CLEANING Thomasville Georgia Complimenis of T. A. F UTCH HARDWARE CO. Phone 92 124 S. Broad St. Complimenis of GORDON SIGN SHOP 313 S. Broad St. Shop Foreman- Red Cook Congratulations to 1947 Seniors Keep Up the Good Work and Keep Warm With GULF FUEL OIL Robert E. Chastain, Distributor Phone 332 Congraiulations cmd Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '47 HARRIS PAWN SHOP Compliments oi HART'S GROCERY AND MARKET Thomasville. Georgia Compliments of HICKS CLOTHING COMPANY Style Center for Men and Boys THOMASVILLE GEORGIA Compliments oi Iames K. Harper. Hi-Y THOMASVILLE HIGH I OSEPH IERGER Where Hiqh Quality Meets Modest Price Q IEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS D. R. IOYE. President B.S. in Commerce University of South Carolina Ioye's Business School Diploma Courses Stenographic Iunior Accounting Member Ncxtionol Council of Business Schools Compliments LOVETTS GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODUCE You Save cz Little on Everything You Buy Compliments of McGEE-TUCKER MACHINE SHOP GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 1061 W. F. MacINTYRE LEROY EDWARDS GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE SALES cmd RENTALS Scott Building Phone 60 Compliments oi The Meqahee Speiqht Company West Iackson Street OAK SERVICE STATION KELZO SINGLETARY. Prop. Amoco Gas and Oil Phone 552 PARKER 6. I OSEPH INSURANCE lll Scott Building Phone 269 Thomasville Georgia Iames C. Pringle, Special Agent The Prudential Insurance Company of America Home Office: Newark, N. I. 204 Upchurch Bldg. Thomasville. Ga. LIFE INSURANCE - ANNUITIES The Prudential Has the Strength of Gibraltar YELLOW CAB CO. White, Courteous Drivers Compliments ol ROBERTS 4 FURNITURE CQ. U'D'i'e'l ' fo' Hen' LEAVES NO Room Fon COMPLAINT Phone 300 126 soueh Broad Phone 1388 ROBISON HARDWARE CO. COMPLIMENTS l 17-l 19-121 E. Iackson St. Thomasville, Ga. Phone 168 PAINT AND GLASS CROCKERY GLASSWARE AND UTENSILS ROOFING AND SHINGLES . . . OF . . . ROSEMARY INN Compliments oi KENT M. SANDERS 6: COMPANY WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS SEARCY-GOODWIN SALES COMPANY Sporting Goods and Electrical Appliances THE SEARCY AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Thomasville. Ga. The Easiest and Best Place in Town to Shop SEARS ORDER OFFICE 113 N. Broad St. Phone 111 Compliments . . . oi . . . SHOE BOX CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Compliments of STEGALL ELECTRIC STOKES TIRE CO. 125 E. Iackson St. PENNSYLVANIA TIRES TUBES and BATTERIES RECAPPING and VULCANIZING Phone 1531 L. M. Stokes. Mgr. COMPANY Thomasville Georgia Compliments of THE STORK CLUB Lake Iamonia Howard Andrews Bobby Crawford Norman Chastain Ernest Green Osborne Chastain Robert Iinright Forrest Knapp A::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::4 1 f' ,SLA-lZ5eA CM 324 lf J - - - - - v - - ::::::::::::.-::::e-:',x--:: For Quick and Courteous Service GIVE US A RING TERRYS DRUG SHIRE Telephones 108 and 109 112 N. Broad St. 9 Thomasville, Ga. ::::':::: Compliments ot MRS. FRED S. NORTON TAX RECEIVER THOMAS COUNTY THE TEXAS COMPANY IOHN WATT. Consiqnee 416 Smith Ave. Thomasville. Ga. Compliments ot TIMBERLAKE GROCERY CO. Thomasville Georgia Keep Well Informed . . . Read the Daily THOMASVILLE TIMES-ENTERPRISE Phone 12 119 N. Madison St THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA THOMAS DRUG STORE Established in 1881 THE REXALL STORE Quality Service by Registered Druggists 108 S. Broad 40-Phones-41 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Thomasville Home 6. Auto Supply 114 North Broad Phone 810 Distributors DeSoto and Plymouth Automobiles and General Tires THOMASVILLE MOTORS. INC. Telephone 1048 Corner Madison and Fletcher Streets WELLS FLORAL SHOP O Flowers of Distinction For All Occasions DRACONIS DANDY XENIA 1 169550 Classified-Excellent Register ol Merit Records Ago Days Lbs. Milk 'QQ Fat Lb I y ll mol. 305 8.959 5.23 2 . ll mol. 365 9 685 6 05 4 y . 2 mol. 665 14 B56 5 ll 5 Y 9 m I. 365 13 461 5 Sl 6 y ll rn s. 305 ll 279 5 55 B y l m 305 15 H4 5 30 Pebble Hill Plantation Thomasville. Georgia MRS. ELIZABETH IRELAND POE, Owner : ::::::: : : 4, Compliments 5' ,E COMPLIMENTS TO THE of Q' E 1947 CLASS WEST RADIO SALES WHIDDON'S 6- SERVICE Ig 5: FUNERAL HCME South Broad Street 'E Phone 75 E ZIQIQQQQQS' Compliments : 'E of 0' E ROSE CITY ICE ig 5 CREAM COMPANY :E 310 South Broad Street :E , Best By Any Test 93 Three Great Coitee Buys 8 O'CLOCK, RED CIRCLE and BOKAR SOLD AT THE AGP TEA CO. W. FEINBERG 6. SON THOMASVILLE'S LEADING COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Jackson and Madison Sts. Thomasville. Ga. BEST WISHES FROM BOYETT'S BARBER SHOP 109 N. Broad Phone 500 Compliments ol FERGUSON HARDWARE 6- SHOE REPAIRS Leather Goods - Sold and Repaired 228 W. lackson St. Phone 755 Bob Chastain's Super Market Native and Western Meats - Fish - Sea Foods In Season Corner Broad and Calhoun Thomasville Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF Franklin Grocery and Market FREE DELIVERY 233 W. Iackson St. Phone 281 GOLDEN BROTHERS CO. Wholesale Feed and Groceries 120 Smith Avenue Phone 158 CONE'S SHOP EXPERT BLACKSMITHING 122 N. Oak Street Phone 560 COMPLIMENTS OF S. C. DAVIS GROCERY W. D. REAVES, Owner Fresh Vegetables and Meats Phone 53 GRIFFIN-TROWELL BLOCK CO. CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS AQUELLA WATER PROOFING 123 Campbell Street Phone 570 ------------------------------':,, A Iohn Dixon Groceries. Meats East Iackson Featuring Sprague Warner Richelieu Foods and COMPLIMENTS OF HARRIS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors Bird's Eye Frosted Foods Il7 S. Broad Street Phone 21 COMPLIMENTS Compgglmu-rs or KELLY's SERVICE STATION South Broad at Gordon COMPLIMENTS OF ETHYLEEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 243 l29V2 Iackson St. IACKSON AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY 502 North Broad St. Phone 140 A'---A---A---A----AAA '1 LOUIS LEWITT 217 and 219 W. Icxcklon St. tr 4 I. din' Roady-to-Wear and Millinory :r D G ods und Shan for the Entire Fam ly 4: 1, 4 D A- ----I 4,- COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEW YORK STORE OF PRICE'S SERVICE STATION 4, 00 ou h Broad Strut LovE's BEAUTY SHOP :g 3 S ,I,.,,, 6, ----,,,::,,:,,:, ----...- 1 je- --,::,:::::::::::::e-- ans? wrsl-ms ' mr: SENIORTSLASS or '41 1, W' F' RAIFORD M ARYM AC CAFETERIA Mr-:Ars AND Gnocrzmxs ::::::::::5:::::::::::::::::::::3 IL: :::::: :::::: ::::::::::: :T f ::::::::::::::::::::::v COMPUMENTS of ' A. P. ROBERSON M AXQNS Gnocfzmr - MA .... -. Quality Clothes , Ph 787 no cord A Thomasville, Georgia Th mcnvtllo Georgia ---------:::::::::::---------- 4 L ---------------------- ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: f A::::::::::::::::::::::::: 'n Middleton Insurance Agency QI I ALI. FORMS OF INSURANCE GEORGE ROBINSON GROCERIES AND MEATS Corner Young and Webster Stroctl 702 U h h Bldg T l h 1320 Thomasville. Georgia :::::::- J Ar 55:55:::555::f55::5:5::553: 5:55:55:fffffffffffffffifffiiv 1 Y'::::::::::::::::::::::::I::::: COMPLIMENTS OF - I I, MILLIGAN-STRINGER DRUG :g -: ROBISON STATIONERY C0 CCMPANY 1, 4' OFFICZOSIISPLIES I DRUG AND SEED HEADQUARTERS 4: 300 wc jackson SL I, IM S th B d Ph 224 Ar' ':::f:::f:::5::::::5: 'L Lfffif 'iii '55 A ::::::::::::::f::::::::::::::- 'r 17: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -1 COMPUMENTS 0' 1, ROSE CITY ICE CREAM DORIS MITCHELL'S BEAUTY 3: RETAIL SHOP Ph o 1455 Madison and Wolc :III:::::::::::::::::::::::::- Ir : -:::::: ,I L. W. MORELAND'S SERVICE STATION WASHING LUBRICATION Ph 138 Monument C ::::::::: L, COMPLIMENTS OF ROSE'S 5-10-25c STORE 95 Compliments ot MILLINERY AND YELLOW PINE COUNCIL 1046 . ROYAL ARCANUM I ms N B d MRS' 1' H' SPENCB Ph 776 lr -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- :::::::- -::::::: -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- 4 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4 Thomasville Mattress Works We Serve to Serve Again 230 Cherokee Street THOMASVILLE MUSIC STORE S. Broad Street R. O. West. Prop. Th mas llle. G Everything in Musxc , M FANCY CAMELLIAS 420 5, 5f,.,,..,,, NG S mn, ,104 THOMASVILLE NURSERIES cnocnmss - rnurrs - VEGETABLES 'Home of Roses MEATS B on Road Thomasville. Ga .-:::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::: J -::::: '::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::T: 7 -::::: 'P SOUTHERN RADIO SERVICE 11 CO -Pllmm' Admiral Ra::a:.RG:lllflqi:x:I': and Stoves i ol Small Electrical Appliances 1, 114 E lack-on S Ph 112 1' TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION G E RENFROE. Owner Th ill G ' ::::::::::::::- 3 4,-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- J r :f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::4 r 4::::f:f:: 4 Compliments CLEAN WHITE WASHED BAND 'l ol WHOLESALE and RETAIL 1, D Ph e 292 Us Ea. I anon stlilfiht Phone Gil-W :, G r ::::::::::::::::: r 4 Compliments ot the compnmaun of 1 WAFFLE SHOP C M HEETH ll4 East Jackson ' ' MRS. LOUISE IAMES, Prop. 1 TAX COLLECTOR , xx .,, I' QQQQI New York Life Insurance Co. 0' nonmrr 'rx-xowls. Age. 1: I ' naw, s. mad sa. Thomasville. cu. WALDEN S FLOWERS :::::::- :::v :::-J L- -::::::::::::::::::::::::: A v -4 r Aff: Compliments 308 8. Bread Pho ll2 oi THOMASVILLE FLOWER SHOP ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -J L, WALKER'S GROCERY GROCERIES FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Compliments of the D. C. T. CLUB Earn While You Learn Water Pumps Duo-Therm Heaters TUCK IMPLEMENT CUMPANY 0' Phone 888 5: ::: tr Compliments of jg vAucHAN's ig SPURTING nouns ff Everything forthe Sportsman' 1 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::4 4 4 L --A---------------------- ..... A-...----------------::,::,,,,.,., The Commercial Bank believes in Harmony: Harmony in music, harmony in our relationship with nature and nature's God, and harmony in business and social interests. We are proud of our hiqh school band, what it means to the school itself, and to the community as a whole. 0 CCIVIMERCIAL BANK THOMASVILLE. GA. 98 0 '1 1 --------------v--------- 4 r --------v-------- '1 TO THE GRADUATES 1 1' W ARSI-1AW'S T1 OF ql 11 Shoes for Men. Women and Children ll 1, 1 Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery 1 AS you finish Your educc- 1, THOMASVILLE and cAmo, GEORGIA tion and enter into the Com- 1, 4' J mercial, Industrial and Pro- ll f - ' xxfx: ' ' ' 1 iessional World, we sin- fl 1, Compliments of 1+ cerely hope you will make tl I 11 Thomasville and Thomas ft 1 WHEELER S PRINT SHOP 1 County your home. Further, 11 1 zos s. uma sims 1 in the pursuit of Profit and 11 1' -:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ' Pleasure, we solicit your et- 11 AAAAAAA--AAAAAAA--AAAAA forts, cooperation and ideas 11 ' ' ' ' - 7 toward making your Home 1 1 WH1TE'S DRUG STQRE E and Community a better 11 1 B 1 , P 3 1, S , place in which to live and 1 er 'D rescup we me 1: make CI 11 1 123 East Iuckson St. Phone Sincerely yours, b ' ' '- ' -'- 1 :::::: -0 Thomasville .I 1, of .5 Chamber of Commerce 55 1, THE CLASS 0F1947 1 ------A----U----A--------------3 L ----------Us------M is 1947 Pines and in ending its final year pauses in memory of those Youth Dele gates who perished in the Wlnecoff IN MEMORIAM The Senior Class. in publishing The disaster. '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 II ANNUALS I ai DlSTlNC'l'l0N lrowm, Lowe: my Yuma Y Ei ,ax 4- s ul A 1. A .fl v- 5 'faliww ,swf +1 1 , 1 ., .. .- , .lim-r . . . 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