Butler High School Journal Ad Weekly PY Geearn
Student journalism notes from Butler High School under instructor Margery Walker and staff Dorothy Brews Ethel Jarrell and others. Publication by the Journalism Class highlights weekly topics and school events.
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Senior Class Journal Highlights Bennett High School
The Butler High School Journal honors the Senior Class with a yearbook tribute led by Eleanor Booth as class president and top honors earner with a 95.15 average. Profiles celebrate favorites, future plans, and the enduring camaraderie of teachers and classmates across arts, athletics, and scholarship.
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Commencement Calendar Details Recital Through Graduation
Certificate recital by Mangery Walker on May 31 follows musical program by Marjorie Brown on June 1. Final recital June 2, Senior Class Night June 3, sermon June 5 at 11 00 A M, and graduation Monday evening June 5.
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Marjorie Brown
Commencement Speakers Named for Butler High Seniors
Dr George E Rosser of Wesleyan College Macon will deliver the Baccalaureate Sermon for Butler High Seniors June 5. Hon Milton L Fleetwood editor of the Cartersville Tribune News will give the Literary Address June 6. Motto At the Top of the Hills the Morning Star. Class Flower Pink Rose. Colors Blue and White. Mascots Carol and Harold Bazemore twins. Ruth Bazemore sister of the twins and honor student.
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Butler
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Ruth Bazemore
Georgia Southwestern Announces Graduation Plans and Elections
Americus Georgia Southwestern College set plans for commencement with Rev Silas Johnson delivering the baccalaureate sermon and R L Ramsey giving the literary address. Johnson preaches at 11 a m Sunday June 5 at Americus First Methodist church. Student government races see run offs for president secretary and treasurer with James Andrews named vice president. Tennis champions for 1988 are Eleanor Woodard and Ervin Lee.
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Thomaston Plans Soap Box Derby
Thomaston Ga May 23 The Thomaston Times and Thomaston Kiwanis club signed a contract enabling Thomaston boys 15 years old or younger to enter home made cars in a Soap Box Derby The winner advances to the state Derby to compete for a chance at the national Derby A large number of prizes will be awarded.
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Red and Black Wins All American Honor Again
The Red and Black at the University of Georgia received the All American honor rating in the superior division for the fourth consecutive year. Awards cover fall winter and spring quarters with editors Dyar Massey Capers Holmes and Don Carter named.
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Bar Association Commends Grice for Supreme Court Seat
The Oconee Bar Association at Hawkinsville commends Warren Grice for the Georgia Supreme Court and lauds Roy Rivers for making the appointment. The group urges Grice’s re election and calls for his unopposed succession, noting Judge Grice’s recent bid for re election.
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Georgia to Run 28 CCC Camps Under Revised Program
Atlanta May 24 Under the revised CCC national program Georgia will operate 28 camps through the six months ending September 30 the Army Corps area headquarters announced. The move cancels earlier orders to close six camps after Congress boosted CCC funding by 50 million dollars for the new fiscal year. Of the 28 camps four attach to national forest projects seven to private forest land nine to soil conservation one to the Bureau of Biological Survey three to national monuments and four to state parks.
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58 Year-Old Capitol to Get Face Lifted
The 68-year-old State Capitol in Atlanta will undergo a 55000 project funded by the state and WPA for repairs and renovation begun in 1880. A giant scaffold rises in the rotunda reaching from the second floor to the dome, 171 feet high and 52 feet wide at the base. The roof and interior areas including the dome rotunda corridors and Jobbies will be cleaned and painted over four months, employing 790 men.
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R. E. Lee Institute Plans Graduation
Thomaston Ga May 23 R E Lee Institute in the midst of commencement. Military Day May 18 featured. The play Chintz Cottage was staged last Friday. Class night Friday awards honors and medals. Sunday Rev A B Crone of Oakhurst Baptist Decatur will deliver baccalaureate sermon. Mary Reid valedictory and Fivelyn Mitchell the annuity. Roe Ferensom to give the address.
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Oakhurst Baptist Church
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Daniel's Temptation and Temperance Provides Life Lesson
A Sunday school lesson centers Daniel 1 8 16 19 20 and 1 Corinthians 9 24 27 on temperance as the key to clear thinking and effective living. Daniel refuses the king's food and wine choosing pulse and water proving physical discipline guards mental clarity and spiritual faith. Poverty misery and broken homes are linked to intemperance while self control preserves family life and lifelong duty to God.
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Laughter Loses Meaning Says Jud Tunkins
Jud Tunkins argues constant laughter erodes meaning as a man may end up wearing a comic false face.
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