Todd Grant High School - Tiger Yearbook (Darlen, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

The Flame 1956 Published by The Senior Class of Todd-Grant H igh School Darien, Georgia Pioneer PROFESSOR JAMES L. GRANT HISTORY OF TODD-GRANT HIGH SCHOOL The Todd-Grant High School was established for the purpose of providing a high school educa- tion for the youth of McIntosh County. The Todd-Grant Industrial School, as it was called was erected in 1930. It was Professor James L. Grant, a pioneer teacher and leader in McIntosh County, who had the foresight and vision to organize the high school. Working through the McIntosh County Board of Education in co-operation with the Julius Rosenwald Fund, Mrs. Jule Atwood, C.S. Superintendent, Mr. D. E. Lane, President of the Board of Education and Mr. Robert L. Cousin, State Supervisor of Negro Education, Professor Grant established what is now the Todd-Grant High School. During the quarter century from 1930 through 1955, the school has enjoyed effective leadership. Under the leadership of Mr. C. A. DeVillars, Principal, the school has grown from a six-teacher school to a twenty-teacher accredited hi$i school with a twenth-six piece band and a forty voice chorus. The school is proud of many of its graduates who have finished accredited colleges in many sections of the United States; and many more who have taken leading positions in various walks of life in many sections of the country. Co n ten t s HISTORY DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY . ACTIVITIES STUDENTS SENIORS WHO IS WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS CLASS PROPHECY CLASS WILL CLASS SONG A LAST LOOK PATRONS ADVERTISERS Joint . Dedication PARENTS OF SENIORS AND FACULTY OF TODD-GRANT SCHOOL We, the Senior Class of 1956, dedicate The Flame to our Mothers, Fathers and Teachers. TO OUR PARENTS As a token of our love and appreciation for your loyalty, devotion, and enduring guardianship, we dedi- cate The Flame” to you.. .Our Parents 1st Row: Mrs. Berdie Grant, Mrs. Ethel Jordan, Mrs. Lucile Holmes, Mrs. Katie Williams. Mrs. Alberta Baker, Mrs. Lillie Cromley, Mrs. Willie Hutcherson and Mrs. Alma Campbell. 2nd Row: Mrs. Alberta Mitchell, Mr. Robert Mells, Mr. Alphonsa Thorpe, Mr. Hercules Lemon, Mrs. Annie Oliver, Mrs. Florence Lotson, Mrs. Sadie Norman. Joint - Dedication PARENTS OF SENIORS AND FACULTY OF TODD-GRANT SCHOOL TO OUR TEACHERS As a token of gratitude for your advice concerning our school work and personal problems and enduring guidance that helped us attain the rank of graduates, we dedicate The Flame” to you.. .Our Principal and Teachers. Left to Right Sitting: Mr. Levy, Mrs. Cooper, Mr. DeVillars, Principal 2nd Row: Mrs. DeVillars, Miss Billingsley, Mrs. Mells, Mrs. S. Hall, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. O. Hall, Mrs. Trimn, Mrs. McFarland 3rd Row: Miss Moore, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Hall, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Nobles, Miss Luten, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Young and Miss Williams Administration WE, THE SENIORS OF 1956 BELIEVE: THAT EVERY SCHOOL MUST HAVE A CONTROLLING POLICY AND THAT ORDER IS ONE OF THE LAWS OF HEAVEN. THEREFORE, WE PRESENT OUR Administration Superintendent Message to the Graduates It is my privilege to offer you congratulations for having achieved this important mile- stone in your career. We hope thaithe training which vouhave received in our public school system will help you to become useful citizens. May you continue to grow in wisdom and character. Sincerely, 'hi Mrs. Robert Young CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Education should be fashioned to achieve desired outcomes in terms of character and behavior, not that which follows convention for its own sake, or holds any aspect of the individual as an end in him- self rather than a means to an end. Above all, education recognizes the inherent dignity of the human personality. Those of us who have had a touch with you, in an advisory capacity, sincerely hope that the oppor- tunities for experiences we tried to provide for your educational growth will be reflected in the life you live after you have left this institution. Whether you go to college or choose some other area, please be reminded that education is a con- tinuous process. It begins with life and ends with death. We hope that you will be a credit to your home, school, community and nation, that you will ever face the challenging problems of life with faith, hope and determination to succeed, ever mindful of the supreme ruler, whom we should always consider as the inevitable partner in a full life. I congratulate you for the attainment of this milestone and wish for you continued success for a rich and full life. Sincerely, C.A. DeVillars, Principal Faculty nn A WE, THE SENIORS OF TODD-GRANT HIGH SCHOOL, BELIEVE FURTHER, THAT THIS SCHOOL COULD NOT BE GREAT WITHOUT THE CON - SCIENTIOUS AND CONTINUOUS EFFORTS OF THOSE WHO TRANSMIT ITS IDEALS AND PRESERVE ITS STANDARDS. THEREFORE, WE PRESENT SCHOLARLY MEN AND WOMEN OF DEMONSTRATED ABILITY Our Faculty Faculty Mrs. C. M. Cooper Mathematics Biology Mrs. L. G. Reid English Dramatics Miss M. A. Williams Social Science Typewriting Mr. J. W. Levy Social Studies Band Mr. Frank Thomas Science Basketball Coach Miss M. E. Billingsley Librarian English Mr. George C. Hall Vo-Ag Chorus - Band Mrs. M. T. McFarland 7th. Grade 8th. English - Chorus Mr. J. B. Nobles 7th. Grade 8th. Math. Mrs. Birdie A. Mells 6th. Grade Miss Mary K. Luten 5th. Grade Basketball Coach Mrs. R. L. Wilson 4th. Grade Miss F. C. Moore 3rd. Grade Mrs. Geneva Trimm 2nd. Grade Mrs. O. M. Young 1st. Grade Mrs. Ollie T. Hall 1st. Grade Mrs. S. C. DeVillars Remedial Reading ■■■■■■■ Mrs. B. B. Palmer 4-H Club Mrs. S. T. Hall Mrs. B. Thomas Second Grade Home Economics Class Hymn - AH BLESS THE NAME (Tune: 300” Arrangement of Amazing Grace ) Ah bless the name That spawned the flame That lights a thousand wicks; As we shall pass- The Victory Class Of Nine-teen-Fifty--Six. Refrain: Hail to the Flame-the path of fame, Hail to the golden Flame. Hold high the Flame Unto life's game, -- From time's immortal fires, - We kindled bright The beacon light That guides love's soul’s desires. Thou Flame of bliss, - Blest ages kiss Unto the torches’ chain, - Whose end shall be Eternity, On Eden's Happy Lane. Ah bless the name That fanned the Flame To light a thousand wicks, - The Victory Class As we shall pass, - Dear Nine-teen-Fifty--Six. SENIORS CHARLESETTA MITCHELL BENNETT October 12, 1937 - October 18, 1954 Who can forget her quick smile and her quicker helping hand. Charlesetta's good nature and personality will long be remembered. Annual Staff Mrs. C. M. Cooper, J. Bens, H. Jackson, D. Williams, S. Holmes W. Washington, Miss M. A. Williams, M. Washington, T. Norman, A. Mells R. Lotson, H. Pierce, Mrs. C. M. Cooper, T. Mifflin, M. Thorpe, H. Jackson J. Everson, C. Lemon, E. Holmes, B. Baker, Mrs. L. G. Reid WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS Selected on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and co-operation in academic and extra-curricular activities, these students were selected for Who’s Who in the Senior class. Beverly Baker Julia Bens Susie Holmes Clovis Lemon Thelma Norman Elnora Holmes Doris Williams Vivian Jordan Thomas Mifflin Standing: T. Mifflin-Business Manager, Seated from left to right: Annie Mells-Asst. Business Mgr. , Thelma Norman-Treasurer, Beverly Baker-President, Susie Holmes-Secretary, Clovis Lemon-Vice President Beverly Baker Julia Bens Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; NHA 1.2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3; Basketball 1.2, 3,4. Ambition-Nurse Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3.4; NHA 1. 2; Majorette4; Editor, Student Press 4 Ambition- Welfare Worker Eula Campbell Daisy Chapman NHA 1,2,3. Ambition-Beautician Harold Cuthbert George Grant NFA 1, 2; Dramatics Club 4. Ambition -Carpenter Basketball3,4; NFA 1. 2. Ambition-Briqk Mason Irvin Grant, Jr. NFA 1,2, 3; Dramatics 1. Ambition-Brick Mason NFA 1.2,3,4; Asst. Ed- itor Student Press Ambition-Teacher Elouise Green Bobby Hills NFA 1,2, 3; Dramatics 2. 3,4; Basketball 3. Ambition-Brick Mason Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Tri- HI-Y1.2.3; NHA 1.2, 3.4. Ambition-Nurse Elnora Holmes Susan Holmes ClassOfficer 1,2; NHA 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3; Student Council 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Ambition-Nurse Class Secretary 1,2,3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3; NHA 1, 2. 3; Student Council 1,2,4; Chorus 1.2. 3.4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4. Ambition-Nurse John Hutcherson Lewis Hutcherson NFA 1,2,3; Dramat- ics 4. Ambition-Brick Mason NFA 1.2, 3; Basketball 1.2, 3.4. Ambition-Carpenter Helen Jackson Anna B. Jones NHA 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Library Club 4. A mbition -Bea utician NHA 1,2,3; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Student Press 4. Ambition -Beautician Vivian Jordan Clovis Lemon NHA 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Press 4. A mbition-Beautician NHA 1,2, 3.4; Chorus 1,2. 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3; ClassOfficer 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; A mbition -Kindergar - ten Teacher Robert Lotson Annie L. Mells NFA 1,2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Press 4; Math. Club 4. Ambition-Brick Layer Student Council 1; NHA 1. 2. 3;Tri-Hi-Y 1.2; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer 4. Ambition-Nurse Thomas Mifflin Thelma Norman NFA 1.2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; ClassOfficer2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. Ambition- Brick Mason NHA 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 1, 2. Ambition- Interior Decorator NFA 1.2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3. 4. Ambition-Brick Mason NFA 1,2,3; Dramatics 1.2,3,4. Ambition-Brick Mason Harry Pierce James Prescott, Jr. Marshall Thorpe Frank Underwood Class Officer 1; NFA Quartet 1.2; NFA 1,2, 3.4; Hi-Y 1,2,3; School Patrol 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1. Ambition - Mortician NFA 1.2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3.4. Ambition-Brick Mason Mildred Washington Walter Washington NFA 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2. A mbition -Mechanic Doris Williams Mrs. C. M. Cooper Tri-Hi-Y 1.2; NHA 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4. Ambition-Beautician Mrs. C. M. Cooper, Adviser The Last Will and Testament Of The Class Of 1956 We, the Senior Class of Todd-Grant High School, of the city of Darien, County of McIntosh, and state of Georgia, being of sound mind, do hereby leave this our last will and testament. We hereby appoint Mrs. C. M. Cooper executrix of this will. I, Eloise Green, leave my charming smile to Verna Mells. 1, Helen Jackson, leave my ability to sing to Carolyn Willis. 1, Daisy Chapman, leave my ability to get along with others to Eunice Mungin, with the hope that she will make better use of it than I did. I, Doris Williams, do hereby bequeath my ability to sew to Lottie Mitchell. I, Susan Holmes, leave my ability to play basketball to Shirley Hall. I, Frank Underwood, leave my height to James Lemon with the hope that he will use it to improve his game of basketball. I, Harry Pierce, bequeath my handsome looks to Jake Carter. I, James Prescott, Jr. , leave my ability to copy anything concerning school work to Irvin Thorpe with the hope that he will use it only in times of direct need, for it is a dangerous weapon. I, Irvin Grant, leave my height and weight to Johnson Washington. I, Marshall Thorpe, leave my ability to argue to anyone in the Junior Class who needs it. I, Harold Cuthbert, leave my ability to get my lessons to Talmadge Sullivan. I, Eula Campbell, leave my ability to keep a secret to Venus Cooper. I, Clovis Lemon, bequeath to Jacqueline Green, my neat appearance and my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Annie B. Jones, do hereby leave my singing ability to Bertha M. Moore. I, Elnora Holmes, leave my blond hair to Juanita Mitchell. I, Beverly Baker, do hereby leave my ability to control my temper to Mary J. Mungin. 1, Walter Washington, leave, 1 just hope I get to leave! I, Julia Bens, leave my ability to get along with others to Lottie Mitchell. 1, Johnnie Everson, bequeath my typing ability to Eugene Watts. I, Thelma Norman, bequeath my dignity to any Junior who needs it. This document signed and sworn to me this_____day of May, 1956. Students WE BELIEVE IN YOUTH, AND WE KNOW THAT THE HOPE OF THE FUTURE LIES IN THEM; THEREFORE, WE PRESENT OUR HOPE FOR THE FUTURE, OUR Students f Bertha Moore Secretary Juanita Mitchell President Junior Class Jake Carter Asst. Secretary Robert Hudley Reporter I Saul Ellison Curley Ferguson Miriam Grant Shirley Hall Edgar Jackson Helen Jackson James Lemon James Littles William Lotson Verna Mells Lottie Mitchell Mary Moran Eunice Mungin Mary Mungin Francis Palmer Lucile Riley Herbert Roberts Irvin Thorpe Margaret Tyson Johnson Washington Carolyn Willis I Essie Thorpe Secretary v i Linnie Lizama Thelma Hamilton President Vice Pres. Sophomores Leroy Page Treasurer Ernest Carter Sgt. At Arms Lena Gibson Reporter Vivian Bens Reporter just Sv camerari shy Lonnie Sullivan Asst. Secretary Mary L. Lotson Ruby Mention Johnny Mifflin Roosevelt Moran Walter Powell 9 Tw V� Lizzie Ryals Maxine Tyson Rosa L. Wiley Randolph Wynn Eugene Sullivan Julian Quarterman Ira L. Bryant Edgar Williams Dolores Hall Secretary Betty Rogers Treasurer Betty Butler Myrl Ryals President Fres Barbara Mitchell Reporter Helen Churchill r It 3 Deotha Chapman Vice Pres. men Helen Dixon f Agatha Sams Asst. Secretary Clyde Bens Charlotte Farison Louis Grant Bernice Jones Vernia Jones Melvin Jordan Moody Littles Delores Mclver Elsie Simmons Mary Sistrunk Shirley Sullivan Barbara Tyson Claretha Thorpe Thelma Thorpe Freddie Walker Edna Williams Elliott Williams Albertha Lawson Eighth Grade Angela Baker President 802 Deanna DeVillars Vice Pres. 802 Bertha Boles President 801 Earl Price Amelia Moran Royal Knight Sullivan Office Supplies Motor Supplies Company Brunswick Tire Shop J. C. Strather Company Eddie Stevens Patrons Ophelia Baker John Lewis The Garden Shop The Lollipop Choen's Mrs. W. M. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hunter L. W. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. James Bryan, Jr. Seventh Grade Mrs. M. T. McFarland, Teacher Seventh Grade Mr. J. B. Nobles, Teacher Fifth Grade Miss M. K. Luten, Teacher Sixth Grade Mrs. B. A. Metis, Teacher Fourth Grade Mis. R. L. Wilson, Teacher Second Grade Mb. G. Trimn, Teacher Second Grade Mb. S.T. Hall, Teacher First Grade Mrs. O. T. Hall, Teacher - -Mrs. O. M. Young, Teacher Activities WE BELIEVE THAT RELAXATION IS ESSENTIAL TO GOOD MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH, AND THAT THE LIFE OF VARIED INTERESTS IS THE FULL LIFE; THEREFORE, WE PRESENT Activities Majorettes Miss M. K. Luten and Mr. J. W. Levy, Directors Todd - Grant High Band Mr. J. Levy, Director and Mr. G. Hall, Asst. Director Dramatics Club t r--- Mrs. L. G. Reid, Director Chorus Mrs. M. T. McFarland and Mr. George C. Hall, Directors Student Counci I Eugene Watts, President Members Of Student Council Miss O. T. Hall, Miss M. A. Williams, and Mr. J. W. Levy, Advisers. Julia Bens and Venus Cooper, Co-Editors - George Dunham, Business Manager The Publication’s Staff Mrs. C. M. Cooper, Miss M. E. Billingsley, Mr. J. Nobles, Sponsors Driver Education Class Mr. C. A. DeVillars, Instructor STATE OF GEORGIA DRIVER’S LICENSE MINIMUM AGE Minimum age for operator's license, 16 years old Minimum age for chauffeur's license, 18 years old Minimum age for special learner's permit, 15 years old H i - y Mr. C. A. DeVillars and Mr. J. W. Levy, Sponsors T r y - H i - y Miss M. A. Williams, Sponsor New Homemakers Of America Mrs. B. M. Thomas, Adviser K N.F.A. Mr. G. C. Hall, Adviser School Patrol Mis. S. C. DeVillars and Mrs. C. M. Cooper, Sponsors Library Club Miss M. E. Billingsley, Sponsor Senior Typ ing Class Miss M. A. Williams, Instructor Sophomore T yp in gClass Miss M. A. Williams, Instructor Math Club Mr. F. Thomas, Sponsor Mrs. C. Cooper, Sponsor Reading C I inic Mrs. S. C. DeVillars, Instructor Reading Class Mrs. S. C. DeVillars, Instructor Mis. L. Mungin, President Mrs. B. B. Palmer, Sponsor Mrs. L. M. Logue, President Mrs. L. M. Cromley, Secretary Class Song (Tune: Ah Sweet Mystery of Life) Ah, we breathe to you fond farewell true, Dear Todd-Grant Ah, we know at Last that friends so dear must part Thoughts that we now leave our teachers, classmates, schoolmates Bring throbs of woe to every heart to every heart! But 'tis service true alone the world is seeking And by this and this alone we can repay 'Tis the answer, 'tis the end and all of living So we will work for Thee Todd-Grant for Aye. Now we pause awhile before we part, dear classmates Ah, the years that we have spent now seem so fair Now here's loving, longing, grieving, yearning waiting This grief would fond make fall a tear, make fall a tear! But 'tis service true alone the world is seeking And by this and this alone we can repay 'Tis the answer, 'tis the end and all of living So we will work for Thee Todd-Grant for Aye. A LAST LOOK AT THE CLASS OF 1956 ERTISERS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS DARIEN FUNERAL HOME Darien, Georgia Telephone 123 P. o. Box 334 ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE OUR GREATEST ASSET - YOUR GOOD WILL H. G. Cooper, President Best Wishes Rogers Drug Store Congratulations 1956 Graduates Prescriptions Darien, Georgia - Phone 9 Dr. M. F. Engel - Darien, Georgia Congratulations and Best Wishes The Ploeger-Abbott Canners of Seafood and Vegetables Darien, Ga. , U. S. A. Telephone 86 Compliments of Williams Company General Merchandise Stores At Meridian, Ga. - Jones, Ga. Hall’s Barber Shop Vlen's Barber Shop-Men's Hairdressing Men's Hairdressing a Specialty J V «- - - f. JUST ms WAY We cut hair to please YOU 1—1' NOT Ourselves Best Wishes To Class of 1956 Jakes’ Place Jake Mention - Darien, Ga. 7k: ? G r SfoC{fn S t Gffr SH tfwwtekt Compliments of Bluestein ’ s Super Market Jack Bluestein, Prop. Choice Meats-Selected Groceries Frozen Foods-Fresh Produce Darien, Georgia - Phone 59 Compliments of Butler Grocery Darien, Georgia - Phone 61 Compliments of Geo. C . Patelidas Sons Hardware and Builders Supplies Motorola - RCA Philco T elevision Darien, Ga. - Phone 41 Compliments of L. W. Shrimp Co. Key West, Fla. - Darien, Ga. whjena Awlillii L.SW. Trucking Company Phone Darien 100 111 Compliments of BS B Variety Store Darien, Ga. Compliments of The Darien Bank Member F D I C Darien, Ga. - Phone 56 Compliments of Pack Chevrolet Compliments of B 1 u e s t e i n Service Station FzfTBBl CHEVROLET Texaco Products - Goodrich Products Open All Night Darien, Georgia - Phone 18 Darien, Georgia - Phone 28 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Darien M o t o r Co. , N THtRFS A _ V IN YOUR FUTURE) Darien, Georgia - Phone 42 Compliments of Darien Hardware Co., Inc. Hardware, Marine Supplies, Building Materials, Paints, Household Supplies Sporting Goods A. O. Michels, President R. E. 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