Vocational Molly
Not all good talkers are found in Paris.
Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Chorus 2;The Student Prince 1.
By Bettina P. H. Burns
When I became nine years of age, my father concluded that it was best for me to break up this free and semi-nomadic life, and to send me from home to school. I had picked up the rudiments of education in a female school which had been established at home for the education of my two sisters, and which was taught by two Northern ladies, one a Miss Parsons, of Massachusetts, and the other a Miss Draper, of New York. Miss Draper was a sister of Dr.
By permission from Larry Moore, Guest Columnist, 01/29/04 Article printed in The Eatonton Messenger. Eatonton Georgia.
General Israel Putnam
General Israel Putnam, which is the first of a three-part series on the Revolutionary War generals that Greene, Morgan and Putnam Counties are named for. Attached is a photo of General Putnam. Greene, Morgan and Putnam Counties are all named after Revolutionary War heroes. This story of General Israel Putnam is the first in a three part series.
Senior Class of 1942 Lebanon PA, High School
General Don
Thinking is but an idle waste of thought.
Home Room Manager 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Volley Ball 2; Ping Pong 2.
Drinkard Funeral Home in 1949Cullman, Alabama
By Bettina Pearson Higdon Burns
Melinda Adelaide Dunston, born Jan 18, 1839, Jackson Co., GA
Married Jeremiah Pearson, Feb. 11, 1857, Tallapoosa Co., AL
Married. William J Ponder, Feb 6, 1868, Chambers Co., AL
and again on Sept 14, 1925, Tallapoosa Co., AL
By Bettina P. H. Burns
Part of the 1942 Senior Class of Lebanon, PA HS
College Preparatory - Leenie
Smiles love to live on her lovely face;They haunt her eyes; they gloom erase.
Mixed Chorus 3; Girls Chorus 2; Girls Athletic Club 2, 3;Intramural Basketball 2; Volley Ball 2; Varsity Basketball 2.
By: Sandy Williams Driver
One rainy afternoon, I emptied a plastic bag of old pictures onto my kitchen counter. I was searching for a specific photo of an uncle and instead found a piece of history that shaped my mother into the woman she has been her entire life.
Grandmas
Left to Right, Top to Bottom:
Frances Batho, Jane Crouch, Bob Thayer, Jim Thayer, May Crouch,
Gertrude Batho, Grandma Hinkelbein, Edna Thayer, and Ray Thayer.
By Kathryn Seiley