The Greyhound 1937

GRAYHOUND

Vivian Hawki
Assist

Carolyn Davis
Foature Editor

Rad Ethridge
Sports Editor

MR. PERRY WESTBROOK

erintendent

MR. G. M. CHARLES

MR. ARD PULLIAM
Vocational Agriculture

MISS LOUISE YOUNG

Domestic Science

MRS. LOUISE H. MORTON

English al d French

MISS FARISE SASSER
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MISS REBA HARRIS
Music

MISS RUTH HOLLINSHEAI

English and Mathematics

THOMAS BROWN
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CLEO BAXLEY

LYNWOOD COMER

CAROLYN DAVIS

HAZEL ETHRIDGE
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RAD ETHRIDGE
As faithful

ELOISE ETHRIDGE
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THELMA ETHRIDGE
Happy-g ick t
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MARTHA LOU GORDON

KUGENIA GODARD

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VIVIAN HAWKINS
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\LONZA HADDOCK
The world no bett
Life

ANDERSON HODGE
Work york and mu
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KDITH JONES
Not many will you meet

With ta weet

ALICE KITCHENS

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In the steady) clear

[IRIAM KITCHEN

SADIE MOORE

TOMMIE RUSSELL
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MARY STEVENS

Ek WHIDBY

LOUIE WILLIAMS

May

MR. PERRY WESTBROOK
Superintendent
MR. G. M. CHARLES

Coach and Principal

History and Science

MR. ARD PULLIAM
Vocational Ayriculture
MISS LOUISE YOUNG

Domestic Science

MRS. LOUISE H. MORTON

English and French

MISS FARISE SASSER
English

MISS REBA HARRIS
Music

MISS RUTH HOLLINSHEAI))

English and Mathematics

THOMAS BROWN
Just an altogether good guy,
He does as he would be done by.
CLEO BAXLEY
She always helps us when in need,
Shes frank and truthfully a frie
JOE BOWEN
Tall and handsome, sweet and gay,
They made him, and threw the pattern away
LYNWOOD COMER
It is noble to have a friend,

But still nobler to be a friend.

CAROLYN DAVIS

reaming eyes, a most picasinz

Shes th

nit in her locality

HAZEL ETHRIDGE

Still they gazed and their ore

That one small head
RAD ETHRIDGE
As faithful a lad as you may know,

Who delights not in pomp or show.

ELOISE ETHRIDGE
Happy am I, from care I'm free,
Why arent they all content lik
THELMA ETHRIDGE
Happy-go-lucky is her trend,

But all in all a very good frien

MARTHA LOU GORDON
er v frown is fairer far,

Than smiles of other maidens are
EUGENIA GODARD
Graceful ani useful in al] she does,

Lovely and jolly to those she loves

VIVIAN HAWKINS

Theres mischief in this lass so sweet,

With cheerful smiles to those she meets.

ALONZA HADDOCK
The worlds no better if we worry,
Lifes no longer if we hurry.
ANDERSON HODGE
Work is work and must be done,
Yet as 1 work I have my fun.
EDITH JONES
Not many will you meet
With a smile so staid and sweet.
ALICE KITCHENS
She represents the modern day,
In the steady clean cut modern way.

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MIRIAM KITCHENS
Modest and unassuming plus rosy cheeks,
Modern blushes and very sweet.
O. R. KITCHENS
It was his natural wish to please,
An this he does with greatest ease.
MALCOLM MORTON
Well-bred, friendly, lots of wit,
With a welcome grin and lots of grit.
SADIE MOORE

Shes little, shes 2

But a terror, I say.

MARGARET MORTON

Sweet, intelligent, lovely, demure,

Always friendly, truthful and pure.
FRANCES MITCHELL
Shes happy, clever, has a wonderful mind,
Girls of her type are hard to find.
HELEN MASON
A face with gladness-overspread,

Soft smiles by human kindness bred.

BLOUNT MATHIS
In argueing he has his skill,
Always talking, talk he will.
TOMMIE RUSSELL
Her intelligence is admired by all her friends,
With her ability and modesty, she always wins.
MARY STEVENS
Hazel e} and cold black hair,

Were silenc golklen she'd be a millionaire

BOB SMALL
A wink and a joke and a broad wry grin,

The love of the class hes sure to win.
PHIL STINE
Voice like a bear and an imagination
Thats a big exaggeration.
FRANK STEWART
Dutys his motto, knowledge his aim,
Yet, hes human and jolly all the same.
VALERIA VINCENT
Shes tall and intelligent, majestic as a queen,
Calm and elegant wherever shes seen.
BEATRICE WHIDBY
She does her part
With a willing heart.
LOUIE WILLIAMS
Quiet, sweet and everyone's friend,
Margaret's heart hes sure to win.

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In Ceptember 1923, iventv-niie of
ever saw assembled et Grey Jiith Tshscl
the world in an airpldiise. Alautsent
was in command of this azcibi: civantusre.

Mr. Douglas Rumbl3, dr. Uceptirct, irs. 7

Hattie &. Chiles wore hustarceuc. inte . lie

Goncva Jilliams accompanicc us 30 this first hop to set acgurirct-
od with their futurc passcn7ers. ~c 44 -oud flyine weathor tt.2t
your. Only a fow mishaps oseourrss. overd the ond of the first
yoar's motor trouble and stonpec *or sspeirs and esi others
couldn't take it so thoy bailed cus in prrachutes to travel sire
other vay. One of the cmusinue inc: onts was tho mock court ve
hold. Bob mall vs the Stztc. Tho charge was for broaking <.

He must havo lost weight considerablo sines thon for ho is su

and gcntle hu wouldn't co it intontionaliy for anything now

or would ho?

ve had a three month stop which complutod + of our journcy.

While we stopped ve added 6 of our friocnds for our noxt
flight. hr. Folds, our chicf-pilot was offcred a better position
with the Butlor air lino which ho accopted. We had to act a nou
chicf-pilot so we lookod around and found Mr. Porry Jostbrook on
the Haddock nltnc whom we persuaded to be our chiof-pilot. Mr.
Rumbic rumblod around in the clouds and found a job 1s sinzine ~_

pilot for thc Tuckcr iir linc. Mr. 0. BR. dike took his placc as
co-pilot. Our now frionds socomed to be dissatisfied with our
trevcls so fivo of thom bailod -ut. The rest stayed and cnjoy-
ed the trip vory much.

We landed for our sccond thrce months' stop.

On our third tcrm trip wo lcft with 49 passcngors. Our trip
began to attrrct tttcontion. Pcoplce from difforent plcccs cime to
join us. iio took 5 off the Round O1k planc, 10 off the Eaddock
plinc, 3 off Macon, 1 Fort Gaincs, 3 Griswordvillc, 3 Julicttc,

1 Tenn. io let 6 passonacrs off in different placcs durin this
hop.

Yo thon took our list landineg before the ond of our trip.

4G beean our last flight with a l-rgc numbor of passonzcrs.
Our old planc was cxthanecd for the Kow Gray Hish. This now
plane was midc under the direction and suporvision of Mr. J. E.
Knox, Board of Commissioners, and grants from the public orks
administration. Jith our nov plano we intended to make cur last
ninc nonths tho most succossful, most cvontful, and most pros-
perous of 111 our trip. In an offort to do thic:.c published cn
annual, a monthly nowspaper, and cntcrod all the 4thlictic ind Lit-
orary cvents. But liko all the rest of our flights there are al-
ways paisscenscrs who have to loave us for virious reasons. ic had
11 to take their doparturc before our Isnding safsly back hone
asain. Wow that wo are landing, cvoryonc is thinkine About what
hc or shc is going to do. ivoeryboty hrs sone defirite thing plin-
nod and we hope that future years will fulfill for cach of them
his doarest expectations.

Motto
Climb though the way be rugsed.
Parting

Farewell schoolhouse where wo dare not dwoll,
And you dear teachers, farowell, fareowcll!
You too, doar pupils, that we lovo so truc
Romomber the conversations twocn us and you?
As wo at noon zo riding away,

Your shadcs aro down your wihdows aro gray.
The light glows soft on your red brick tilcs
And we must be riding a thousand milcs.
Riding away ovor hill and dalc,

Like the youngest son in a fairy talo;

To find some country that nceods a youth

To kill its giants and dragons,forsooth!
Come up, our ponics! Sleop sound, my doars!
We shall bo bick in maybo a yonr.

Goodbye little school whero wo'd like to dvc
and you, our schoolm-tos, Farowell, Farovell

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Tuno (Pagon Love Song)

Come and soc, doar Seniors
What we have for you
what the carth is giining
To tc.ch you to bo truc.
Theo wido 61 world is ovlling
To it we'll reply
And we'll coms tiptocing
With a willing sigh.

In our otrs it whispcrs

Rise nnd wander forth
To soc whit we are trying

To torch vou to bo vorth
So pl<nt a troo whoso lcsf

Tho yovetroc loif vill suit
Whon tho shide is over

Turn ind pluck the fruit.

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W. T. Ethridse Lyman inchell
Jane Moore Estelle winchell
Wyatt Bonner Tormy Rottanah
Lillian James Grace .terling
Viotet James aunt alice
Viotet Poland Irene 4indrews
zvelyn Malone Rose tanfora
Grace Batchelor, liai Jenny

hoscoe Stallworth The Grocery Soy

Uncle Bob Thomas Jhite
Stella, the brido Lillian James
sunt Eldora Doris Balkcon
Miss arnold Margaret Parker
The Nicces Martha Moughon
Jane Moore
Evelyn Malone
Annic, the maid Grace Batchclor

Pauline Bclton Margarot Parkcr
Flossic Sclton Vialst Poland
Bob Bonty ie T. Ethridge
Mrs. Mclby Alice Kitchens
iiss Redington, thoir chapcron Cathorn Moore
ir. Brovm, in love with Paulinc, Phillip tine

The Ghost Story

Frances Reid
Goorge, in love with anna, Gordon Eldridge
Fricnds of Anna Joscph Jackson
Jack Comor, Lddic Lanc, Bon Ross, Bessic 'illiamson
Ouida ing, warie Goolsby

Tho Now Brido

Thomas Yilliams, Brido-sroom amos Vaughn
Stillson, Butlor Carl Blasingane
Ashlcy Barr, Friond Roscoc Ctalworth
Mrs. Vaughn, the ncw bride Jano hoore
Holen Vaughn, James's sistor Cleo Millocr
Newspapor Reporters Agnes Millcr
Lcoonard Roberts
Policomon : io Jilliims, Joscph Jackson
Marion Balkcom

Ninth Grade

vamcs
Bilderback, Franccs
Bowen, Jamos
Burnettc, Mildred
Childs, Frank
Childs, la
Comor, MM

Gamblo, Moblcy
Groene, Louisc

Grecnc, Mcric
Haverficla, Harold
Ecwkins, John
Hawlkins, Vornon
Jackson, Aannic
Jackson, Janic Mac
Jowctts, Maudlyn
Xitchons, Cluyton
Morecr, Margaret
Sims, Hcolon
Southcr, Gladys
Stcwart, Holmcs
Tucker, Alvin
Miteholl, Bill

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On Septenber 3, 1936 ths freshmen of 1955--36 were
proud to become sophcmores an preuder still to begin a
new school year in the nev Suilding. We started out as
the smallest class in Hien School and still romain so.

we wore boginnins to think, howevor, that we were
a class without a toacher or room beccuse of all the
changos to be made they wore alvays mad3 on us. Je first
occupicd the present science rcom ard our home room tcach-
cr was Mr. Pulliam. Aftcrwarda we worc moved to tho pre-
sent ninth grado room. Thoy thon tock Mr. Pulliam and
gavo us Miss Louiso Young for a homo room teacher. This
was Miss Young's first yoar of to2aching but she soon found
out that thosc who appeared to bo such holy torrors, John
Hawkins, Clayton Kitchens, and Alvin Tucker were just
"bluffs" and although they worc pretty apt tp pop up at any
time with such drv nonsonso that oven tho tcachor would
ave to laugh, they could bo good students and give no
trouble if they liked thcoir tcachor. So we had no troublec.

During the yoar wo have hed miny intoresting socials.
Our first was a Christmas party at the Club houso and amid
the fun and gaioty of the party the stove politoly gave
way and coll -psed filling tho room with smoko and ruining
suits and dresscs. This broke up tho party.

Our sccond pirty was at tho home of Mrric Grecno where
wo danced and promed. Our last partics woro at the homo
of Mobloy Gamblc and John Hrvkins nd at Maudlyn Jowctt's.

At tho last clsss mocting of the ninth grado wo olcct-
od the following as Who's iho:
Prettiost Girl Frances Bilderback
Bost Looking Boy John Hawkins
Swoctcst Girl Mary Frances Comer
Cutest Girl Greco Davis
Niccst Boy Harold Haverficld
Cutcst Boy Alvin Tuckor
Quictcst Girl Louise Groocnc
Quictcst Boy Hanson Cook
Smirtest Girl Mary Frances Comor
Smirtest Boy Harold Havorfiold
Neatcst Girl Grce Davis
Biggest Talker Alvin Tucker
Most Romantic John Hwkins

Mcry Frances Comer
Mobley Gamble
Grace Davis

Marion Bowen
Harris Brage
Anderson Bryant
Joseph Bryant
Myttis Bryant
Anne Burnette
Bessie Comer
Renfroe Comer
Martha Cowart
Robert Dtheridge
Roy Etheridge
Sanford Stheridge
Mell Greono
Roymond Groonoe
Frances Hawkins
Dorothy Holsenbceck
Margaret Joincr
Mildred Joiner
Jonkins Jordan
Edith Malone

Harry Massoy
Marion McMullan
Froderick Morcor
Elizabeth Miller
ewoll Mitcholl
Majorie Morton
Yatson Poland
Lillian Roberts
Roland Robcrts
Jcan Saundors
Josic Loe Snith
Sara Smith
Marcus Stewart
Bllicn Stevens
Frances ard
Mildred hidby
Marquorite Villiams
Harold Vinters
James Wright
Harold Lano

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Band

Miss Reba Harris (Teacher)

Marcus Stewart Harold Winters
Harry massey James Barron
Homer Harris Roscoe Stallworth
Frank Childs Jenkins Jordan

rank Stewart

Front row, left to right: Alice Kitchens, Jean
Saundors, Thomas Williams, Gordon Eldridgs, Marcus
Stcwart, John Hawkins, and Frank Childs. Second row:
Varina Gomer Mar joric Morton, Mildrod Whidby, Jane

genie Harry "Mas soy, 2nd Roscoc Stallworth. Star
Sarah S mith, Bossic Comor, Frances Mitchcll, Eug
Godard, Vivian Ha ur. Westbrook, Moblc sy Ga.

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muecnian Godard
Howkins
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Bottom Row:
Lynwood Comor
John Ha7viins
Fanson Cook
Clayton Xitchon

Top Rov:
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John Childs
Ralph Carvor
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Captain Ralph Carvor

Loft Tacklo John Childs
Right Tacklo Joc Bowen
Loft Ind Lynwood Comor
Right End --------- oe -- + ~~ Roy Comor
Loft Guard Cinude Baxloy
Right Guard ------- ee nn nn ne ee ee oe Hugh Comor
Quartcrback Ralph Carvor
Right H-1lfbick Willio Cloments
Left Halfback Clayton Kitchons
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Ray Carr
Full Back --+------------- wo e+ ------- Pote Gibson
Clarence Dockory

Substitutes

Philip Stino
Joscph J-=ckson
Malcom Morton
John Hawkins

The History of the Football Team of 1936

The first game of the soason wis plnyod with Madison on
their ficld. This bcing tho first gime of the scason the wholc
high school was full of pop and cnorgy. A groat number from
the school and town wero attondants at this samc in Mo@ison.
Tho score cnded in a tic which was O -- 0.

The Grayhounds journcyod to Dublin for thcir next game.
gveoryone was thrilled ovsr this gime also. They came away
with . victory for dear old Gray High. The score was 135--0,

Pcto Gibson ind Ralph Carver scored the touchdowns 2nd
illic Cloments -ddcd tho cxtra point.

The following gnmo was a poppor-upper 2lso. Tho Grayhounds
met Toennilic on Grny's ficld. This was 1 h rd ficht. The strug-
glo cnded vith rnothor victory for Grny. The score wis 27 -- 0.
Scoring the touchdowns for Gray rero; Willic Clements, 3;

Rilph Carver l.

On Friday, Octobor tho ninth ono of the h rdest struggles
of tho soason was fought. This gimo was with Madison on Gray's
ficld. Tho Grayhounds were defoatod 6 -- 0. This defo2rt wis
hird to ta, but it takes truce sports to lose with a smile.

wis October 23. It
All wrought up over
nvor of Monticollo.

After having boon anti wice Grayhounds roally
know how to appreciato a ) vict over Dublin tho follov-

ing Friday.

The RES
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November
The gtmce cnded

At lnst the gercoit Ly camc 17] h avhouncds
number of studonts sand vn pe C 5 Menticollo
The Purple Hurricnines. Ef "ank of Pop. a
finil sshistle -blcer, Monticello] , wa

The Boys Brskotbill To1am

Conch M. Charles
Captai Claudc Baxley

Forrard Rid Ethridge
Forward Thomas White
Contor Claudc Baxloy
Guird Ye Le Dbhoriago
Guird Frank Stewart

FP NEARS Res

The Girls' Basketball Team of 1937

M. Charles
Alice Kitchens

Margaret Parker
Martha Moughon
- Mildred Crutchfield

Guard -------------- ~- Alice Kitchens

Martha Lou Gordon

Agnes Miller
Forward Thelma Ethridge
Forward Edith Jones

Margaret Morton

Cleo Baxley

The girls' basketball tcam was vory successful this
soason, ovon though luck turned against thom as they near-
ed the ond of the tournament in Wrightsvillo.

Coach Charles had a good strong tcam this season;
ono of the best that has cvor ropresentod Gray High School.
Whon his girls won a game it didn't mcan that they quit
trying. It only made thom work hardor to win the noxt onc.
Whon thoy lost thoy took it like true and good sports.

The following is a schedule of this scason's gamcs.

Eatonton

Gordon

Forsyth

Gordon --<<---- woe eee
Montiecllo

Roborta

Forsyth

Monticcllo

Tournamont Games

Wrightsvillo
Sparts
Eatonton
Gordon

Only 196 points worc sensed against Gray, while
Gray's toam scorsi 329 poiats on other teams.

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