Briarcliff High School - Shield Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1963 volume:

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Heat radiates and penetrates, giving warmth and vibrancy to all living things. fust as the sun sustains life on earth, the sun of Briarcliff sustains the life of the school. Where does this sun come from? Everywhere. Its presence is felt through the students, the faculty, and the administration. The sun of Briarcliff glows brightly. The light comes not only from the fluorescent bulbs in the building, but also from glowing faces of students after a victory, or from the teacher who taught a difficult lesson well, or from the principal after receiving praise for the school. U i x C X 4 'Q JPXO XJ QQ! 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R f K Cbwfil cation, and an ability to stimulate the class are all elements of excel- JQJXJJO -pct., lence. Also to be considered are the teacheras relationship to st - 0 V ,e dents out of class, and his interest in extracurricular activities. Thef?jV,Q J. f teacher must be respected-an example that others may pattern their lives after. He must possess infinite patience, understanding, and a willingness to listen to the problems of his students. The SHIELD wishes to recognize such a teacher. He is an American Literature teacher of the highest caliber. As a trainer of bodies as well as minds, he coaches the B Team Wrestling and Baseball teams. This past year he sponsored the funior Civitan Club, the Rifle Club and co-sponsored the Senior Class. Many students have found that with his sympathetic understanding and capable counseling solutions appeared to problems which seemed insurmountable. It is with deepest respect and humble appreciation that we dedi- cate the 1963 SHIELD to G T 'wg fx is N N S Q rs RS 'XX gs Q , N Nx Gs Qs x X ,Y 0, Ei'fL,oQx, g LTQQQTMQL M ,f,7Qf . N, XQU C yee s J, gifs .bf .X , 5 DN' , , A ' ff 1 C ff rg, f, -f K1 iff if -1 N. A Z3 NQJ ,g A VPN A gi XA X 'fc has COACHEJIT. C SCUTT, F f 9 . ,, . , .. , 772, x. ,N-J!k:,'i X I , .hshns L li v Cixi: N wry X Tig! Tip Nay . 4, --X V .Y K X ' 67,5 --4 xl i ,' a - ' . - . ' Q f X' X +' 'N' e. ,W sf' . , . -f , ,ul A , x -, f D -J ll flvf. ,, Q., I , W ku I-X b ,M .C . ' -' . . A 1. K I ' S.. -f A A I ' OA my UQf2AK2AjgT f A ,T On . f A ip US 2 M! if , .f if'12W 2fifA ' ' X T VSV XY If X J :J ' f , 5,.,7A4r, U, ,M VM: Ifgfiw ffmf A A A ' A TSOO 1, AAAA Of A Jai A A O AA T W A , A, O WMVVX3 'V'f'V 'T V f-f-' 'kj Mfr' Vt, K f , A - , ,....,A , 2. iv A , A f fwf 1 f N fb ' V , 5, 'C .,WA,J K K ORGANIZATIONS i 'Q X 'IV fl .Q Af - 2 STUDENT LIFE Q I, . A 1 Q.. .,-J, 1 H fs: IZ ' I zLgf1,,,,f7:,- :O.,.a M V my Am Q A - fb, Kim K7 I! avi -:mf A A, NSN it I ATHLETICS A - -v' ha-:9y+'f:17'fr7 !::: :.JH fix A ft T. gm A -if KSN '4 Sx5 N 17 J 513, ,W .TWW, , .f ,,.f11f,Lz,fA-JAAQAA , , '11591355w3iz4s'ri?z 215-M1111 , LA--jjj.:55513:-K A i STUDENT PORTRAITS A .. ..... ,..Q . - ' x 5 V A: A 1 2 A5 ' gg A ,.. - - - ROYALTY I ,' ,. A, A , . . Q Q s 1 ? 3 3 3 5 f E e i f , 1 ,E Q E X i 5 ? 5 f X 4 X 4 3 5 3 e 5 2 5 i 3 i 5 E 6 3 Q . i 5 2 E ? s Q e 5 5 1 A -I , ' . , ,, 0 , I , ,, fi, M' y-rw,,w5gf4 4' g,, V' w u ,,- :www rwmgrg - . , , , f N . ,gzwwq ,fy f ,f, ,, f, ,,,fMw,nm m1e,rf,,.f,yf,W-,Yf'f',,- , J, , if K F -73 5 c1vfc9f 6 Q1wou4 i Qlfhsv it ide, had 1.1 -A-'GLA 1'-mi BCQUJ but-yr. xp Spcnfvfgly. Pfaoe 3 ,-QQ f! QQLYYWVWXGVCB' J-0 r'-70.6 fuck ,',U Ccj!0?E f f f ' L - ' 1 ' , f. . ,I .- 5- 'lf' K ' '- 'f A N f I-iq .4-NIA? 'jfp'-fcLlA,,,3 xg,-' A-7 . 5 L! L,-.-ffl 1 M! , 1, Q 4 . - I - . ' . 4' LL ' ' , Q M., ..'w- ,-.. -' syn. 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There are always schedules to be ad- justed, tests to be supervised, and those who defy school rules and regulations to be dealt With. All problems ter- minate in the offices of the administration, whether it be a studentls problem or a problem student. Capable minds are chal- lenged with managing the unruly, governing those who protest government, and guiding those who know no direction. I6 l MR. ANSLEY H. SHULER, PRINCIPAL A.B., NI.Ed., Mercer University ADMINISTRATIO DR. DAVID E. HERNANDILZ ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL B.S., University of Tampag M S Ed D Florida State Univ ersity MRS. JENNIE SPRINGER, MRS. HESTER MEANS, Counselor C0UIlSCl0I' BS., Floridal Southern, M.Ed., Univ. of Fla., Univ. uf Gu., Algelnru, l'l'l'X RS., MA., Memplus bum: l,Il1Y., Georgia History, FTA MR. IIOWICI .I. MARTI Y Counsc-lor Bgl., Nlul.. lllllii' Lvlllx.. , Univ.. .lluvrim-.111 lliftlwy. lf'l'X 2. xi S112 MRS. JULIA MAHICR, Secretary MRS. l.lilLA HITF. MRS. EMOGENE OLIYICR. llookkeeper Counselol'-Secretary x 1 E l l MRS. CYNTHIA LUWRY. Librarian MRS. VYLVA CASSELL. MRS. FRANCES ESKFW. Dietician Bs., JMC. Millikan lfnixy, ALS., lfniv. nf Ill., :Xisiswwr Lib1'Hfi2111 1 Library Club, Scroll I7 l Nllr I8 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT strives to develop intangibles of personality and character . . . Robert South once said, uHe that governs well leads the blind, but he that teaches him gives him eyes. This might be applied to the teachers of English at Briarcliff High School, who are highly competent in subject matter and in the methods that deal with the teaching of the spoken and of the written word. One characteristic of the group is the striving toward unity of purpose-the purpose of which is to help pupils become more effective in the use of the English language through the art of listening, speaking and writing. A prime objective of the English teachers is to awaken in pupils an appreciation for great works of literature and their authors. DEPARTMENT HEAD: ALENE BULLOCK IRENE ANDERSON CLAIRE ANSLEY E i i A.B., Peabody College B.A., Concordia College, U. of A.B., Vanderbilt Univ. English, Key Club Wisconsin English, Soph. Advisor English JULIA CULPEPPER BETSY DAUGHERTY SYLVIA DOUGHTRY BARBARA EDWARDS B.A., LaGrange College A.B., Emory A.B., Univ. of South Carolina B.A., Univ. of Alabama English, Seni0r Tri-Hi-Y English, Dramatics Club English, Scroll, Forensic So- English, Cheerleaders, Scroll ciety NANCY EPPLE SANDRA HAISTEN NAN HARPOLE B.A., Illinois Wesleyan Univ B.A., Univ. of Georgia B.S., Univ. of Georgia English, World Geography English, Georgia History English, B Team Cheer- leaders CAROL KIMBROUGH l3.S., Jacksonville State English MARY LOUISE STARK AB., Duke, M.F.A., Yale English, Allied Medical Ca- rcer's Club DEPARTMENT HEAD: SYLVIA KINDER BS., Winthrop College Homemaking, Home Eco- nomics Club . ,P Nb 'V r tit' MARY C. PARIS A.B., Univ. of Georgia English, Senior Sponsor gy tt, M A.l3., Andrews Collegcg Wom- en's College of Ca. English, Senior Sponsor JOANNA PRAYTOR B.A., Agnes Scott, Univ. of South Carolina World History, English, Junior Red Cross LINDA WOODALL B.S., Univ. of Georgia English, French, Dramatic's Club Domestic preparation and the refined qualities of living are the goals of the HOMEMAKINC DEPARTMENT . . . Since homemaking is both the choice and destiny of most young women, extensive training in this field offers them an opportunity not only to prepare for better living in their own homes, but also a good background for possible careers in this field. The scope of our three years of homemaking at Briarcliff includes finding knowledge and applying it in nutrition, foods, clothing, housing, household equipment, child develop- ment, family relationships, family economics, home manage- ment, home furnishings, and other aspects of living. LEON SCOTT li.A., Emory English Senior Sponsor, Rifle Club NB Team Wrestling, Baseball MARY LYNN NIORRILL B.A., Meredith College Homomaliing, Home Econom- ics Club, Allied Medical Ca- res-r's Club DEPARTMENT HEAD BARBARA LANDERS B.S., Univ. of Georgia Health and Phys. Ed. Varsity Basketball, BGIA, Pep Club, PHYSICAL EDUCATION program gives individual opportunity for physical fitness . . . Physical education at Briarcliff offers each student an opportunity to par- ticipate in a program that is enjoyable, instructive, constructive and worth- while. The eighth and ninth grade students take a required course that affords them experience in team sports, tumbling and apparatus work, wrestling and other combatitives, rhythms, track and field, and individual sports. An elec- tive program for upper-classmen is offered in which advanced skills in tech- nique and strategy are taught. Other upperclassmen serve as class assistants who aid in the organizing and conducting of the service program. SAM BLACK B.S., Jacksonville State Health and Phys. Ed., Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track Tennis CHARLES HAMBRICK B.S., West Georgiag University of Georgia Health and Phys. Ed., Varsity Basketball, Football, Pep Club VALINDA PURCELL B.S., Ga. Southern Health and Phys. Ed., Pep Club, BGIA, Softball, B-Team Basketball ALICE VON SUCK B.S., Penn. State General Science, Health and Phys. Ed., BGIA, Pep Club, Gymnastics BUSINESS DEPARTMENT offers diverse fields of training in all phases of business education . . . The Business Department of Briarcliff is proud to offer the two major types of business education. The first is of business that concern every member of an organized society: the education of persons to be business and to understand clearly the nationis economy. The second type includes specialized become employed in the business world. The skill subjects are offered for the purpose of serving needs of students. of DEPARTMENT HEAD: PATRICIA LEONARD MARY CORNELL l I 4 01,4 t B.S., G.S.C.W.g M.A., Colum- bia Univ. Accounting, Shorthand Rep. to Instruction Comm. 3, tif' B.S., Eastern Michigan Typing, Bridge Club, Coin Club THEDA KOONS B.A., Greenville College Gen. Business, Typing, FBLA Club B.S., Univ. of Georgia General Math, Typing, Spon- sor-Drill Team - I M WW W9 'Wakita fy of 'Q' WH' NE 6 DEPARTMENT HEAD: ,JV of-V 5 LILLIAN LINEBARGER B.S., North Texas Univ. General Science, Sponsor- Drill Team WARREN CAPHTON B.S,, Ga. Teachers College, M.A., Ga. Peabody College BOBBY BLACKWELDER JOYCE BROOKS B.S., Limestone College Physical Science, General Science, Sub-Fresh. Sponsor, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y B.A., Catawba College Biology, Varsity Cheerleaders SCIENCE DEPARTMENT gives opportunities to delve into the material and incalcuable properties of the universe . . . THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT at Briarcliff offers a Wide variety of subjects: Semi-Micro-Analysis, General Chemistry, Physics, General Biology, Advanced Zoology, Physical Science, and General Science. An effort is being made to give more practice in the lab, thereby giving the students the opportunities to seek answers rather than have answers provided, to verify conclusion and to pursue special personal scientific interests and Curiosities. Scientificly literate citizens are needed to make intelligent decisions related to the welfare of the state and nation. This is a challenge which the members of the science faculty are ever striving to meet. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, J Science Club CHARLOTTE MORRIS B.A., Oglethorpe Univ. Chemistry, Biology, Science Club , ' Lf VM' OM 'I . JJ Q L fI'fL1.1.fV I KL!! ' 4 XL 1'-L. ,f 'fr X ff! ,T in ' 4 2 .ff fqdm, SARA PRESCOTT A.B., Mercer, Emory Biology, Monogram Letter Club HERBERT SCHUTTE B.S., Univ. of Chattanooga Biology, Boys' P.E., Block Letter Club ANNA BRUECHERT B.S., M.A., College of Wil- liam and Mary General Science HOLLAND KING DAVIS B.A., Judson College Chemistry, Science Club MARTHA WHITWORTH B.S., Ga. Southern Biology DEPARTMENT HEAD: GEORGE THOMSON A.D,, U. of N. Carolina Advanced Algebra and Tri Calculus, Algebra I, II-Stu- dent Gov't., Math Club SANFORD ARNOLD B.lI.E., Florida State Univer- sity4Arithmetic, Boys, Girls, and Mixed Chorus JACKIE GINGRICH B.S., Auburn Geometry, Advanced Algebra and Trig., Drill Tcam MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT encourages the development of individual potential to meet requirements of higher education. . . The major emphasis of the mathematics program at Briarcliff is on the college preparatory phases of the subject. Five years of math through calculus and analytical geometry are currently being taught. - This year the Secondary Mathematics Study Group material is being used by all the advanced math classes in an effort to give the advanced level student the benefit of recent changes in the approach to teaching high school mathematics. TALMADGE BRANNEN t l B.S., Georgia Southern General Math, Rifle Club PAULA HOF MANN B.A., Oglethorpe University Algebra I and II, SHIELD RACHEL COUNTS B.A., Furman Algebra I, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y GORDON LACKEY B.A., Central Wesleyan Junior College, Mercer Algebra , I, Monogram Letter Club, Junior Sponsor WINNIE GEE B.A., Salem College Arithmetic, Beta Club JAMES D. LENTZ B.A., Oglethorpe University Algebra II, Cross Country, B-Team Basketball, Varsity Track, Jr. Civitan IVIILDRED S. MAYNARD B.S., Women's College of Georgia Geometry, Science Club 'THEODORE RIEGEL B.A., lNI.A., Yale University Arithmetic ANNE SPENCER New B,S., Bob ,Iones University Algebra I and II, Arithmetic, Beta Club GERALDINE WILSON A.B., Emoryg MA., North- western University Geometry, General Math, Science Club, Dramatics Club The expanding LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT opens the veins of international communica- tion . . . Briarcliff students are responding Well to the opportunities offered them in language study. Classes in the four foreign languages offered-Spanish, French, German and Latin-have so multiplied that there are now six full time language teachers and one part-time language teacher. Briarcliff boasts one of the finer language laboratories in the state, thus offering possibilities Ad.. for the latest electronic teaching techniques. J -nf X DEPARTMENT HEAD: CHARLES CLACK B.S., University of Georgia, KLA., Emory Univ. German, French, DEA Repre- sentative, Key Club, Chess Club DOROTHY MILLER BLA., Emory University Latin, Spanish, Dramatics Club MARIA CARRERAS BS., M.A., University of Michigan: Cornell University, Habana University Spanish Club FREDERICK POWELL B.A., University of Georgiag M.A., Peabody College Spanish, Jr. Bed Cross, Rifle Club BETTY LOU DAVIS B.A., MA., Emory University French, B-Team Majorettes, Freshman Sponsor JEAN SPORBORG B.A., Susquehanna Latin, Spanish, Spanish Club HISTORY DEPARTMENT encourages recognition of past, present and future . . . . It is the role of the History Department to provide the student with an understanding of the com- plexities of our modern way of life, the role of the United States in world affairs, and the import- ance of each citizen's active participation in all phases of community life. Subjects such as history, government, geography, economics, and sociology are interrelated in order to show the student the needs of our world and the role of different cultures in the world society. Through active class participation, research, parallel reading, films, and field trips, the student gains a thorough knowledge of the material in each course. FRANK HIXON RAMONA HOOKER ELIZABETH HURST HS., Jacksonville State World Geography, Block Let- tcr Club, Football, Swimming JACK MOORE B.S., East Tennessee State Georgia History B.A., Aldcrson-Broaddus Col- legeg Marshall University World History, English, For- ensic Society BRUCE NELSON B.S., University of Alabama Georgia History, Arithmetic BS., University of Georgia Georgia History - 5 .rw .I 5' I lifjlflltttffflt LEE PAULK AB., Emoryg B.D., Candler School of Theology American History, National Honor Society 5 5 ZQWTCQJPQ DEPARTMENT HEAD PATRICIA BELCHER B.A., Emory Am. History, American Cov- ernment, Coordinate Assemb- ly Programs JAMES MINYARD B.A., University of Chatta- nooga World History, Economics Football, Wrestling SUSANNE ROCKETT A.B., Women's College of Georgia World Geography, Junior Civitan, Jr. ETTA RUSH B.A., Furman Sociology, World History, .Iunior Tri-Hi-Y ED MCLESKEY B.S., Ga. Southern Mech. Drawing, Shop, Indus- trial Arts Club CLYDE STEEN NANCY STRUB MARY WOMMACK World History, Am. History, Health, P.E., B-Team Foot- ball, 8th Grade Basketball FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ART DEPARTMENTS encourage creative expression of the physical and abstract . . . The Briarcliff Art Curriculum is designed to sensitize the student to the universal language of art through creative participation in and clear understanding of the elements of the visual arts. Industrial arts is that phase of the general education program that deals specifically with a study of industry, its organization, materials, processes, products, and working conditions. The industrial arts department offers courses in general industrial arts, a study of drawing, Woods, metals, electricity, with advanced courses in wood technology, metal technology and electronics. Engineering drafting and architectural drafting are also taught and are geared to aid the future engineer or technician. ftwfflf 'yt C fr LJ viva b V L B,F.A., Atlanta Art Institute Art, Art Club Band B-Sw KHUSHS Slate BS., Univ. of Alabama B.S., M S Univ of Tenn World History, Beth Club Science Homemalun JAMES PENNINGTON BM., Univ. of Chattanoo a Georgia State Colle e 5 Vx I Qs X, ,y X N 0 N x N Q , ' , 5. f, 4 fa , 9 t Y , ' 2, , -J. ............... Y 4, f E 'K O we Zig.. 7 l! I :G I 01 lx' Q5 mg w my ky.. ..,,,3f, , , W. gi K' Kiki? I ffiisi 53 ff? -R-INN 1 ff V, X W f.,,,Njb Student Government VICE-PRESIDENT Lynn Patrick STUDENT GOVERNMENT CABINET Left to Right: Constant Yang, June Oglcisby, Patty Rogarclus, Bill Harris. 28 PRESIDENT Corky Corcoran SECRETARY Eileen McHenry TREASURER Sandi Morgan STUDENT COVERNBIENT COURT Left to Right: Steve Stcinniann, Harold Baskin, Scotta Myers, T Binkley. Student Government Senators As the core of student life, the Student Government is a constantly, functioning body. At Senate meetings all students have the opportunity to be represented through their homeroom representatives. I The cabinet and court members are chosen from the Junior and Senior grades. The cabinet is concerned with student ac- tivities and improvements, while the court is concerned with investigating students who have not complied with the govern- ment's regulations. This body sponsors such projects as the Knight Talk, School f V r . N , , l Q ', ti Spirit Week, formal dances and soc-hops. . te SENIOR SENATORS . .eft to Right: FIRST ROW: Babs Kalvelage, Kye Al- en. SECOND ROW: Dianne Austin, Betsy McBride, W, Iarolyn Lansing. THIRD ROW: Joyce Irwin, Jean- Iaire Padgett, Jimmy Davis. FOURTH ROW: Carol 'ate, Buddy Lawler, Barney Corbin. SOPHOMORE SENATORS Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Joe Hill, Jimmy Snider, Anne McBride, Aretta Goza, Betty Hogg, Burgess Adamson, Gloria Williams. SECOND ROW: Cary Wilson, Phil Houston, Ken Powers, Andy Guy, Bobby Stokes. FRESHMAN SENATORS .eft to Right: FIRST ROW: Karen Fulford, Bonnie Starnes, David Massey, lobert Cassell, Patty Cantrell, Donna Wier, Bobbie Williamson. SECOND ROW: Fill Crank, Linda Kinard, Donna Jolmson, Jan Joiner, Steve Johnstone, Cherry laney. Linda Zacharias, Steve Herman. JUNIOR SENATORS Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Lynn Eden, Nancy Hassler, Bobo Smith. SECOND ROW: Pat Graves, Susan Freeman, Paul Hauser. THIRD ROW: Diane Nelson, Nancy Wait, Dan Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Mary Eaton, Ana Lynn Plunkett, Billy Dobson. FIFTH ROW: Tena Austin, Kay Williams, Page Stein- mann. SIXTH ROW: Judy Hall, Mimi Milligan, Bob Goforth. if SUB-FRESHMAN SENATORS Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Jay Fahn, Linda Sanders, Janet Lewis, Wendy Johnson, Bonnie Ferree, Tommy Wiggins, Scott Woodstoke. SECOND ROW: Betty Silverstein, Jimmy Burch, Bobby Wages, Clark Binkley, Rita Simmons, 29 Presidents Couneil Correlating the activities of campus clubs and organiza- tions is the job of the President's Council. It is made up of the presidents of the various clubs and headed by the President of the Student Government. . Q 1 ,NY QX SERVICE CLUBS: Monogram Letter Club, .Iune Oglesbyg Key Club, Bob Castleberryg Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Peggy Hous- holder. Doug Gatlin, President of Senior Class: Patty Bogardus, Eighth Grade Advisor: Eileen McHenry, Secretary of Student Government: Corky Cor- coran, President of Student Government. PROFESSIONAL CLUBS: Allied Medical Careers Club, Susan Freeman, Future Teachers of America, Beth Koopman: Home Economics Club, Jerri Nye. SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS: Red Cross, ,lean Jefferson: Art Club, .Iohnna.Neaseg B.G.I.A., Linda King: Chess Club and Forensic Society, Melvin Perlin HONOR CLUBS: Sophomore Beta Club, Johnny Taylor, Beta Club, Jackie Acreeg National Honor Society, Susan Blank. 30 ACTIVITIES: Scroll, Betsey McBride: Varsity Cheerleaders, Lynn Patrick, SHIELD, Penny Penland, Band, Charles Applebee. - ational Honor ooiot FIRST ROW: Lf-fr to Right: NILIIILIILI Potter, Linda King, Linrlu Matliews, Svollai xIYt'I'S. Paitic Rnezsrlulo, Eiloen lIc'Hvnry, Iieslic Schmidt, Pvggy Housholdf-r, ,Iuckic Acrce. SECOND ROW: Becky Axnlmwoii, ,lvixn ljritclnnrd, Tziylor Hinkley, Aim Kiyivurv, Marc Friodlund, Coil Cox, Jeff Mrixcy, Sherry Vernon. Organized to honor outslancling stuclf-nts for their acaflcrnic zurliioycinerit, leaclership. service, and f,'Il8I'2li'I6l'. the Rational Honor Society 9Ilf'0l1I'ilQlQ'S the developement of these quali- ties in all students. NATIONAL HONBR 50ClETY : rlilb- 2 ' , if J f I 5 Ai M OFFICERS: Loft to Right: Snknn Blank, Prcsidontg Penny Penland, Vivo I'residf'ntg Claudia Franklin, Fvvrvtiiryg Nnnvy Ylliiylor, 'llrvirsurerq 134-by Mcllridv, Clnrplain. L 5 Left to Right: FIRST ROYV: ,Ioycc Irwin, Johnnu Ncasv, Priliy Rogurrlrr-, lioluliy Fivlz, Bill Ilrm-is, Coristant Yang, Pgnn Mcllaris, Beth Koopmun. SECOND ROWV: Diunnc Austin. Corky florworiin, filnol 'Intl-. Niikv ,lolin-on. llnlm Kulmivki. BOIJ Civil:-lun-1'i'y', Iluinl Savage, llcwrly Ililpliin. BETA CL B J' 14' ff if ,A Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Nancy Taylor, Susan Blank, Mary Elizabeth Wvatters, Judy Rrister. SECOND IIOW: Beverly Galphin, Pattie Ragsdale, Jeff Maxey, Janet Stephens. THIRD ROW: Charles Churehnian, Russell Huff, Rani lIcDaris, Paula Wilkes. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Nix, Rarhara Castleherry, Beth Kooprnan, John Randle, Jerry Lund. FIFTH ROYV: John Faucettc, Claudia Franklin, Peggy Housholder. SIXTH ROWYZ Aita Kivay- ari, Inez Giles. OFFICERS: Left to Right: Susan Freeman, Treasurer: Scotta Myers, Secretary: Joyce Irwin, Vice-President: Jackie Acree, President. 32 Recognizing the scholastic achievements of Juniors and Seniors, the Reta Club functions as a lull-time service cluh, emphasizing projects that encourage academic achievement. The clulfs most extensive project this year nas the making and presenting of forty shields which were hung in Raronls Hall to honor the most outstanding individuals at Briarcliff. The Beta Club also main- tains the Honor Roll plaque. Left Io Right: FIRST ROXV: Constant Yang, Eileen McHenry, Linda Mathews, Dill Harris. SECOND ROW: Carol Adams, Joyce Avery, Tom llayes, Raelene Hunsuclier, THIRD ROW: Nancy Sullivan, Irinda King, Peggy Craham, Meryl Fodder. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Schmidt, Bob Castleherry, .lean Pritchard, Harold Hurd. FIFTH ROW: Roh Kuhiclii, Jack Viforli, Johnna Neuse, Margaret Carruth. SIXTH ROW: Rill Johns, Dwight James, Penny Penland, Toni Carstens. if 1 ff' X' ff' ff' fs' ff' L Sophomore Beta Club Organized this year, the Sophomore Beta Club selects its IHCIIll10l'SllilJ from tenth-graders who have shown outstanding scholarship in their previous high school years. The club has been occupied with laying its foundations and estab- lishing preeedenls lor future members. Q -MTN-I . Et 3 E Iliff 'A Kr' 45' mmm? Left to Right: FIRST ROWVZ Bonner Sinclaire, Cregr Brown, .Ianice Edens, Beverly Marbut, Bobby Owens. SECOND ROW: Linda Browder, Susan WWIIIIIIIIIIT, Mike Barwicli, Richard McCoy. THIRD RONY: Tena Bender, Ruth Dulaney, Mary Ann Rountree, Mary Thurber. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Yining, ftlaryl Pt-eltlt-s, Sandra Wlilson, Cail johnson. FIFTH ROW: Aretta Cora, Nancy Spence, Gail Robison, Wanda Butler. SIXTH ROVV: Betty Tliorne, Diane Ralls, ,Io Bradley, Chuck Holxcr. SEVENTH ROW: Tonnny Skinner, Justin Pratt, Terry Covington. Left to Right: FIRST ROXY: Ann Haynes, Mike Dyer, Xancy Horne, Chris Puryis. SECOND ROW: Bob Coodin, Gloria Wvllllilllli, Cheryle Branch, Carlene Moore. THIRD ROXV: Diane Wvilliatnson, Polly Birdsall, Debbie Seydel. FOURTH ROW: .loyee Spaford, Donna Ewing, .lini Force, Martha Dimmoclq, Dale Crawford. FIFTH ROW: Andrea llellvr, Nancy Williams, Lenore Cranberry, Donn Chambers, Mary Beth Harper. SIXTH ROW: ,lirnniy Thurber, Fred Hart. SEVENTH ROWY: Frank Carpenter, Bob Steinbrueggre, Bill Lablon, Tini Askew. OFFICERS: President, Johnny Taylorg Vice-President, Jean Rosen- bergg Secretary, Judy Chase, Treasurer, Burgess Adamson. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Left to Right: FRONT ROW: Barbara Werk, Kay Owen, Judy Brister, Linda Womack, Linda Maly, Pam Wilcox, Linda Zeis, Beverly Galphrn. BACK ROW: Betsy Atkinson, Sue Swartzbaugh, Sharon Lane, Barbara Woods, Robbie Fisher, Dina Sale, Linda Lewis. I-lllllll 1 OFFICERS: Left to Right: Peggy Housholder, Pres.: Jackie Acree, Vice-Pres.: Scotta Myers, Sec.: .lohnna Nease, Treas.3 Nancy Taylor, Chaplain. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character . . .77 this is the purpose of the Sr. Tri Hi-Y, a Y.lVI.C.A. affiliated Club. Sponsoring the Briarcliff Baron at the football games and decorating the teachers, lounge at Christmas have been some of its services for the school. One of its most successful undertakings is Twirp Week, an activity enthusiastically enjoyed by all students. Left to Right: FRONT ROW: Linda Schaefer, Flo Rolader, Cindy Williams, Pattie Ragsdale, Pam McDaris, Peggy Graham, Susan DeHoff. BACK ROW: Elaine Parker, Joyce Irwin, Cristy Gray, Mahala Potter, Claudia Franklin, Betsy McBride. Junior Tri-I-li-Y L-R: FIRST ROW: Linda Schobel, Lynn King, Marianne Austin, Jane Alexander. SECOND ROW: Kathy Robinson, Dianne Robinson, Gail Taylor, Janet Bark. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y was created for those subfreshmen and freshmen girls who are interested in Tri-Hi-Y and are not old enough to join the senior chapter. This year, during the first semester, the club's activities were predominantly services for othersg the last semester the girls planned self-improvement projects. Ni, Q W ff W OFFICERS: L to R: Joyce Bozman, Pres., Beverly Hall, V.-Pres.: Ruth Ann Fleming, Treas.g Cheryl Prater, I Chaplain. L-R: FIRST ROW: Carol Rockwood, Carolyn Botts, Paula Bowers, Penney Perkins. SECOND ROW: Linda Scarborough, Sally Blount, Carol Gliedman, Patty Cantrell. Block Letter lub Membership in the Block Letter Club is open to all hoys and girls who have earned an ath- letic letter. At the end of the year the club gave an Outstanding Sportsmanship Award to the athlete they felt had shown the most athletic ability, courtesy, and sportsmanship during the school term. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Richard Krehs, Joe Hill, Bob Cow. SECOND ROW: Gene Massey, Mike Ely, Bucky Harrelson. THIRD ROW: Russel Adamson, Phil Houston, Sandy Sandford. FOURTH ROW: Bill Hansard, Bobby Stokes, Kenny Harp. FIFTH ROW: David Rapkin, Boho Burton, Robert Raines, Mike Hannon. .e-'ff 1. -Fw -- - f 05,23 ers? - A 2 tt If-Ia . .,- is , , msgsa f -1 ,WW tif if' WHY 1445 55i?s's,:m, .. H' 1: Wiififwzu -- ' : ' V, Yi?1?3zi?iil5.i51Z 1 i3E.5i?4zfQ,2--fu 1 . . -1 ?rlXf1f2fff5z.v:J:ii . , -- aria . , -Q stamp.-A an ,L 3'6 f Q yy .qi I + . ---- s.,r... ,,- t ,, ,V L,Vr 5 T J: gif A Vpyk V I i 'K I H I -, Q 'B+ A L , . 4,:.y,, H V , WF: k,4 ,, ,v , . ,I if mx 6 ' -Q ya Vs'-ff . -am A I- 1 I r trlr f gif' If I i -, Y ,j v- ' V7 ,. , lv ' Q , Q 3 .,.,. V . ' V 6 ' li, gf- . - . f F I A f f ' vt, 3 f 'xr . , I rg' ' a , I A .rt ' . f 1- W. ' -' f M , I ' ,ts ',,,. I i B A -. . ' A W, A 5 V Wt - -, , We i F f if X- D'-93? 1 Left to Right: FIRST ROW: .lean Jefferson, Betsy Atkinson, Nit Bartlett, Kay Williams. SECOND ROW: Sandi Boldt, Patsy Kimbrn Donna Willis, Jody Dunlap. THIRD ROW: Lynn Patrick, Wayn Williams, Roger Anderherg, Byron Farmer. FOURTH ROW: Donni Massey, Andy Guy, Bruce Jones, Shelton Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Mik Milligan, Steve Steinmann, Johnny Taylor, Wes Fetner. SIXTH ROW Ronnie Adams, Freddie Landers, Allen Thompson, Frank Gardne, SEVENTH ROW: ,lack Schupp, Robert Walter, Richard Rains. OFFICERS: Left to Right: Susan Hosch, Sec.-Treas., Barney Corbin, Patty Bogardus, Vice-Pres. ?FFICERS: Left to Right: ,Iune Oglesby, Pres., Becky Proctor, Vice-Pres., Pam Stott, sec., Carol Llpps, Treas., Brenda McGuire, Margaret Carruth, XVcndy Litchlield, Social nd Publicity Chairmen. onogram Letter Club The Monogram Letter Club was established for those students who have earned a monogram-letter through an activity or achievement ing scholastic ability, or such as band, outstand- drill team. This club, chosen Club of the Month by the Scroll in Decem- ber, promotes school spirit and aids the community through worthwhile projects. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Suzi Wald- ron, Lynn Syfan, ,lane Coza, Carol Tate, Lynn Jacobs, Carolyn Workman, Linda Zeis, Brenda Pullen, Carol Carter, Dianne Austin. SECOND ROW: Neal McEwen, Babs Kalvelagc, Eileen McHenry, Lynn Patrick, Barbara Ward, Sharon Philpot, Carol Horne, Oggie Oliver, Jane Walker, ,Ieanclairc Padgett. THIRD ROW: Car- olyn Lansing, Ruth Randle, Susan Hosch, Diane Nelson, Meryl Fedder, Nancy Sulli- van, Nancy Burch, Susan Greene, Dianne Ward, Gayle Williams. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Johnna Nease, Karen Hieser, Dale Crawford, Susan Freeman, Penny Penland, Tena Bender, Patty Bogardus. SECOND ROW: ,Io Bradley, Gail Robison, Donna Ewing, Polly Birdsall, Linda Blackburn, Ruth Dulaney, Sher- ry Vernon. THIRD ROW: Bev- erly Galphin, Susan Blank, Inez Giles, Justin Pratt, Tommy Dim- mock, Dianne Williamson, Jackie Acree, Betsy McBride. 37 Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Ann Traylor, Frances Eubanks, Sherry Gladden, Paula Wilkes, Pat Graves, Mary Eaton, Becky Anderson, Betty Hutcheson, Elaine Sobelson. SECOND ROW: Tena Austin, Joyce Avery, Nancy Sullivan, Cheryl Mills, Gail Halverson, Carol Adams, Cherie Koch, Lynn Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Richard Krebs, Bob Gow, Mike Ely, Alan Lane, Bob Haney, Donnie Massey, Ronnie Adams, Helen Gladden, Page Steinmann, Sherry Driscoll, Janet Crumbley. Junior Civitan An outstanding service Club on campus, Junior Civitan builds character and leadership ability--prerequisites of good citizen- ship. It presented the Citizen of the Month and Citizen of the Year awards, and sponsored, organized, and supervised the Miss Briarcliff contest. r' A 1 f W J OFFICERS: Left to Right: Evan Cor- k bin, Pres., Tommy Anderberg, Vice- J Pres., June Oglesby, Sec.-Treas. X' J Left to Right: STANDING: Barney Corbin, Bill Hansard, Dean Seville, Kay Williams, Buddy Lawler, Gayle Greer, Donna Fern, Barbara Yarbray, Kathy Smith, Sandi Morgan, Julie Scarborough, Connie Irwin, Sharon Moore, Jean Greer, Pam Stott, Carol Carter, Carol Tate, Dianne Ward, Bill Lipski, Ruth Randle, Paul Jackson, Jane Goza, Oggie Oliver, Shelton Stevens, Brenda McGuire, Bob Laney, Carol Lipps, Greg Speer, Billy Wiley, Bobo Burton, Roger Anderberg, Tony Armer. SEATED: Neil Johnson, Chuck Davis, Judy Ruehle, Jeanclaire Padgett, Jane Walker, Raelene Hunsucker, Karol Kimball, Margaret Carruth, Sharon Philpot, Marlo Collum, Kay Maillis, Barbara Ward, Suzi Waldron, Babs Kavalege, Richard McGriff, Bobby McKinnon. Junior Civitan, Junior Junior Civitan, Jr. has proved able to enrich the service program at Briarcliff-last year it sponsored the Miss Briarcliff contest. This club was instituted partially to ready its' members for its sister club, Junior Civitan. Junior Civitan, Jr. has shown the students and teachers that it is a worthwhile organization and fully capable of carrying out its responsibilities. X x I N J lu xy 'N OFFICERS: Phil Houston, Pres.g Cissy Atkins, Vice-Pres.: X I Jean Rosenberg, Sec. eft to Right: FIRST ROW: Martha Crane, Linda Heiser, Krista Brewer, Patty Cantrell, Carol Gliedman, Penny erkins. SECOND ROW: Mary Culpepper, Janet Brown, Sherrie McKay, Susan Mozley, Dianne Medlock, Paula Bowers, Jyce Bozman, Merrie Jackson. THIRD ROW: Cathy Pupway, Cindy Gregory, Janice Lench, Judy Prussner, Debbie rooks, Bobbie Williamson, Babs Mixon. ,L hvy-1vQ'?n Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Lane Rabb, Melinda Smith, Jody Dunlap, Lenore Cranberry, Jane Lipps, Gloria Williams, Pam Mason, Susan Head, Marty Cox, Lynn Shattles, Betty Hogg. SECOND ROW: Doug Stott, Rodney Montgomery, Donna Wier, Nancy Williams, Linda Woody, Debbie Williams, Anne McCullough, Jane Turley, Ellen Makenson, Connie Wiggins, Jan Joiner, Johnny Thibadeau, Mary Beth Harper. THIRD ROW: Bill Turner, Jimmy Gaines, Ronnie Swanson, Chuck Williamson, Ron Stein, Gary Pender, Tommy Crumbley, Jimmie Snyder. Key Club L-R: FIRST ROW: Jimmy Thurbcr, Bill Lallor, Tony Hutchins, Bobby Sites, Charles Churchman, Mike Day, Russell Huff, Dick Wallace, Con- stant Yang, Bob C-oforth, Chuck Rushing. SECOND ROW: Gary Butler, Stan Goldstein, Corky Corcoran, Tim Eskew, Charles McNeil, Johnny Brown, Terry Covington, Clint Hughes, Stephen Lee, Tommy Skinner. THIRD ROW: Bob Kubicki, Jeff Maxey, Richard Lockwood, Tom Hayes, John Faucette, Bobby Bookholt, Harold Herd, Jack Work, Fred Hart, Mike Dyer, Donn Chambers, Chris Purvis, Taylor Binkley. Do you remember White Christmasl' . . . the operation of the con- cession stand at games? Ideas in action such as these are typical of the vitality of the Key Club. It also willingly .performed less-known but equally important tasks for Briarcliff such as binding magazines for permanent file in the library and organizing our parking lot pro- gram. Honors go to the group this year for being chosen from among all the Key Clubs in the state to present the international theme and ob- jectives for Key Club International at the Georgia Convention. 'l .C 45 loo Q' 1,0 oe- 'WMP-Wx Chosen because of llier outstanding service, as well as her beauty and friendliness, Leslie Schmidt is the Key Club Sweetheart for 1962-63. She is also captain of the majorettes, and a member of the National Honor Society and the Beta Club. Leslie is indeed an asset to an already outstanding club. L-R: Steve Steinmann, Treasurer, Bill Harris, Secretary 'Nlik johnson, Vice-President, Bob Castleberry, President. LESLIE SCHMIDT, Sweetheart Future Teachers of America Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Penny Penland, Betsy McBride, Jackie Acree, ,lohnna Nease. SECOND ROW: Betty Thome, Dianne Austin, .loyce Irwin, Scotta Myers, Pam McDaris, Claudia Franklin. 91 OFFICERS: Left to Right: Beverly Galphin, Sec., Judy Chase, Vice-Pres., Beth Koopman, Pres., Pattie Ragsdale, Treas. M. . . Cladly learn and gladly teach. A beneficial year has passed for the Future Teachers of America Club. They made a tour of several of those Georgia colleges especially out- standing in the field of teacher education, sent delegates to the DeKalb Education Association and Georgia Education Association meetings, and formed a service pool to aid Briar- cliff teachers in correcting papers, preparing bulletin boards, and running errands. The club members are now a year closer to their goal of being good teachers in the schools of America. Briarcliff is fortunate to have the addition of this nationally recognized organization. Left to Right: Krista Brewer, Janet Crumbley, Nancy Taylor, Connie Dodge, Babs Kalvelege, Frances Eubanks, Carol Sutherland, Leslie Moll, Anne Johnson, Paula Wilkes. 4l Homemaking lub The members of the Homemaking Club are taught better ways to serve their family, home, school, and community. The main project of the club is furnishing the small room between the two home-ec. classrooms as a dining area, home nursing area, and baby-care unit. is 42 it :Qt ti! Q Fm rj T-ff OFFICERS: Left to Right: Pam McDaris, Reporter: Claudia Franklin, Vice-Pres.: Martha Dimmock, Chaplain: Oggie Oliver, Treas.: Mary Eaton, Sec., Jerrie Nye, Pres. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Mary Elizabeth Watters, Flo Rolader, Peggy Housholder, Pam Gavron, Linda Leres, Florrie Hazen, Renoula Maillis, Cay Perling. SECOND ROW: Gail Taylor, Gail Mitchell, Cheryl Vining, Patsy Kimbro, Barbara Eggleston, Aretta Coza, Helen Adams, Ann Haynes, Linda Manerbino, Nancy Stroud. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Guyton, Jody Dunlap, Pam Odom, Darleen Cadbois, Pat Lowry, Suzanne Witherington, Linda Ivey, Cissy Atkinson. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Mary Adams, June Oglesby, Pam Stott, Diane Nelson, Jane Goza, Carolyn Lansing, Eileen McHenry, Karol Kimball. SECOND ROW: Anne McBride, Connie Allen, Ruth Randle, Bonnie Starnes, Pam Wilcox, Jean Rosenberg, Judy Wainright, Kathy Smith, Marlo Collum, Sandi Bolt, Kathy Smith. THIRD ROW: Carol Babb, Jean Jefferson, Ann Traylor, Becky Myers, Barbara Little, Nancy Williams, Maryl Peeples, Tobe Nye, Carol Youngblood, Louise Bero, Nancy Blackburn. Allied Medical Careers Club Left to right: FIRST ROW: Ann Harris, lrene Friedland, Tom Dimmock, Jon Pirtle, Jerry Tallent, Linda Blackburn, Dianna Austin. SECOND ROW: Nancy Blount, Johnny Hembree, Bobby Cooper, Clinton Massey, Cherey Haney, Jo Bradley. This year, in answer to the interest that many stu- dents have shown in careers in medicine, the Allied Medical Careers Club was formed. ln an attempt to offer information concerning opportunities in the field of medicine, the club has arranged to have several professional speakers, visited hospital, and attended meetings at the Atlanta Academy of Medi- cme. President, Susan 'Freemang Vice-President, Gail Robison, Secretary, Meryl Fedderg Treasurer, Steve Davis. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Melody Peterson, Janet Kemmer, Dana Bailey, Anne Sinclair, Pam Wilcox, Raelene Hunsucker, Gail Robison, Susan Freeman, Bonnie Gadbois, Susan Bell. SECOND ROW: Carol Beaschler, Mary Lynn Holley, Betty Thorne, Rita Sim- mons, Winola Bush, Kathy Smith, Karen Elder. 44 Pep Club Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Linda Zeis, Lynn Jacobs, Carolyn Workman, Doug Stott, Judy Proctor, Babbs Kalvelage, Wendy Litchfield, Christie Courtney, Lynn Syfan, Eileen McHenry, Sandi Boldt, Dianne Ward, Carol Horne, Susan Hosch, Gail Mitchel, Elaine Whitehead, Jane Blackburn, Carol Carter, Carol Sutherland. SECOND ROW: Susan Green, Lynn Winstead, Johnna Nease, Peggy Housholder, Pam McDaris, Jackie Acree, Betsy McBride, Marianne Austin, Donna Williams, Jean Dixon, Diane Ralls, Nancy Burch, Beverly Wolfe, Diane Williams, Dale Crawford, Diane Thomas, Annelle Still, Joyce Spafford. THIRD ROW: Rhona Green, Karen Wolfe, Kay Williams, Carol- Eidschun, Lane Rabb, Janice Hayworth, Cindy Gregory, Jane Alexander, Connie Dodge, Nita Bartlett, Donna Johnson, Jan Joiner, Debbie Williams, Jane Turley, Linda Woody, Anne McClure, Susan Blair, Karla Winecoff, Karen Elley. FOURTH ROW: Dawn Apostalu, Connie Irwin, Louise Bero, Marsha Holley, Diane Nelson, Linda Heiser, Lynne Prost, Carol Rockwood, Cheryl Mustain, Babs Mixon, Susan Strobert, Cynthia Gurley, Gail Herdon, June Oglesby, Carolyn Lansing, Madaline Hunucke, Linda Blackburn, Beverly Bindseil, Suzanne Denny. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Eden, Sherri Koch, Betty Hutcheson, Bob Gow, Nancy Hassler, Susan Roberts, Connie Allen, Jo Rena Vaughn, Ann McBride, Sandra Wilson, Andre Barnett, Susan Langford, Nancy Spence, Donna Willis, Sharon Donalson, Susan Whitmire, Ann Haynes, Janice Edens, Lynda Hood, Diane Woody. X Q 'Jana ' ' WW OFFICERS: Left to Right: Becky Proctor, Treas.g Pam Stott, Sec., Patti Bogardus, Vice-Pres., Lynn Patrick, Pres. Pep Club Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Joan Moncrief, Janet Voorhies, Lynn Williams, Ellen Makinson, Brenda Renning, Mary Adams, Carol Babb, Becky Ander- son, Pat Graves, Tena Austin, Janet Manheim, Lynn Myer, Sandi Morgan, Jean Greer, Brenda Pullen, Barbara Yarbray, Jeanclair Padgett. SECOND ROW: Lynn Tennant, Ann Daugherty, Scotta Myers, Claudia Franklin, Mahala Potter, Linda Manierbino, Lynda Griffin, Nancy Stroud, Jean Jefferson, Sally Blount Sharon Morris Sharon Silverstein Inez Giles, Karen Horwitz, Sherry Gladden, Donna Fem, Janice Baker. THIRD ROW: Ruth Dulany, Judy Chase,,Tena Bender, Dliane Burell, Robbie,Fisher, Judy Bristor, Kay Owen, Marilyn Nighbert, Barbara Rockwood, Ruth Randall, Cindy Hall, Susan Kunz, Joyce Avrett, Nancy Sullivan, Karen Heiser, Rosemary Futch, Karen Stivers, Cathy Fristoe. FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Guyton, AnnehDelaE1ater,cShafn . . . . . . M M 1 Moore, Mary Lynn Irvin, Diane Caldwell, Martha Dlmmock, Kathy Smith, Ann Johnson, Leslie Moll, Joyce Hitchcock, Susan c a an, aro ros y, Ronnie Adams, Barbara Ward, Bonnie Starnes, Ann Blue, Ann Graham. FIFTH ROW: Angela Groweg, Joyce Enney, Jan Good, Suzanne Witherington, Linda Morris, Susan Gunston, Wendy Johnston, Pam Fleiser, Donn Henma, Yvette Garber, Melinda Smith, Linda Zacharias, Chris Coile, Janet Bark, Kathy Robinson, D onna Hineman. fn' W Q 'GZ ,Mg camjsafag, up Q27 CIAJQQJCLXWCC, VCLVD X. 6 447 ggfcx, AX 41 School Spirit Week, Pep Rallies, Homecoming, and X 1 Pep Club Dances are all contributions made by the X Pep Club to promote school spirit. This spirit, Ap Qu nurtured by the largest club on campus, has Grown, 8 thriving on the enthusiasm of the studentcbody. 1,9-fa, ,521 Q-614 UZ . 4 D pl ada, lb Q21 MAA Cjci , fx I 4 My D HW 1 +, ay t ' 1 V ,F ,wif in .f,f w K ,f f W W 'ff d Qffy I WU f , fa Y r K 4 Q xy Y flf f WW., 49 45 Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Jack Work, Don Pendergrast, Kenneth Green, Steve Collins, Stephen Lee. SEC- OND ROW: Dan Lewis, John McCabe, Jack Schupp, Gary Butler, Tom Hayes, Jimmy North. Chess lub Chess, a game requiring much 1 skill, provides enjoyment and in-,FS X tellectual stimulation for the mem-A bers of the Chess Club. This year the team participated in and wongg L-f5 'VV Z, ,f 4, , L Gi-Y AA LZ,-A Cu,7,!CjX,lA gl 2' , 1 0, i- 1 D9 f 27 . 475-fe, L, U, 5 e E S ., 5 Qffffrff 4 UE Z 2 pileafegg 3 I3 Q 5' 2- : 5 --uunyyxwl ff I U1 7 E ,I no ,f W Lf Cf Z4 Q74 E 46 U Radio Club Promoting interest in all fields of electronics is the purpose of the Radio Club. Activities this year have been concerned mainly with individual projects in the fields of science, hi-fidelity, and amateur radio. l.i'hTtmLJ I' ..:L:-0.51 3 ooo f ' 4 4 -A Left to Right: Melvin Perling, Pres., Charlie Churchman, Vice-Pres., Jimmy Poloney, Sec.-Treas, Norman Alliadeff, Mike Day, David Savage, Phil Churchman, Mark Friedland, Angela Croweg, Billy Bolton. lndustrial Arts Club ln our highly technical world today, working capably with tools is considered a great art, an art necessary to our way of life. The ln- dustrial Arts Club teaches many things-from designing to actual construction. Each mem- ber has a project to apply what he has learned. :ffl ' lil iw 5 f F 93 :rf e ..,- ...1 B, ROW: Left to Right: Ralph Brock, Frank Pryor, Bill Berry, Earl Martin, Buddy Lawler, lilly Logan. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Simpson, Bobby Bookholt, Fletcher Christiansen, Paul Bucca, Richard Mitchell. xx One of the new special in- terest clubs on campus is the Gun Club. The activities of the club include discussing new models of pistols and rifles, giving gun demonstra- tions, and going on hunts. un Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bill Ferguson, Paul Bucca, Fletcher Christiansen, Ricky Johnson, Steve Collins, Phil Reeves, Johnny Woodall. SECOND ROW: Fred Cooper, Wayne Huff, Frank Pryor, Larry Naylor, Bill Miller, Roy Donnelly Alvin Gershon, Rick Panter, Ralph McClure, David lNlcWliirter. Forensic Societ L-R: Sharon Silverstein, Frances Eubanks, Melvin Perling-President, Malcolm Garmany, Sherry Vernon Secretary, Charlie Churchman. Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club develops self-confi- dence along with acting ability. Members of the club learn not only the art of char- acter portrayal, but also about backstage duties, equipment, and scenery. Everyone in the club has an opportunity to do every job. 1 Debating has always been an excellent way of sharpening the mind and transposing one's ideas into words. This year's debating team found much enjoyment and stimulation Working on the topic, '4The United States Should Promote a Common Market for the Western Hemisphere? They partici- pated in the Barkely Forum at Emory University and the Georgia lnvitation- al Debates. r r-.. - La ss.- f 2 - 4 I 5 . .- OFFICERS: L. to R.: Diana Butler, Treas.3 .lohnny Douglas, Pres., Genie Elkan, V.-Pres. L-R: FIRST ROW: Donna William, Susan Flamm, Betty Swartz, Bari Swartz, Lesley Quint, Ruth Hughes, Linda,Speer, Janet Manheim, Lynn Meyer, Sally Rose, Sonja Nichols. SECOND ROW: Peggy Owens, Virginia Lewis. lim Force, Alan Roberts, Mark Stites, Vickie Branch, Beth Forman, Susan Spears Phyllis Haskell, Karen Walker. 48 rt Club Self expression through beauty of line, color, and composition is the theme of the Art Club. It is a group- ing of young artists who, through guidance from a pro- their first step into the world of fessional, are taking creation. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Janet Stephens, Elanie Parker, Pattie Ragsdale-Vice-President, Johnna Nease- President, Karen Stivers, Judy Wainwright. SECOND ROW: Claude Smith, Carol Eidchun, Warren Sealy, Susan Roberts, David Norton, Linda Montgomery, Ann Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Peggy Lankenau, Laine Kimpner, Jean Jefferson, 'Corky Bennett, Frances Eubanks, Steve Logan, Linda Schaeffer. Coin Club L-R: FIRST ROW: Eddy Lockheartf Phillip Reed, Ronnie Verner, Jay Everts. SECOND ROW: Peter Kraus, Kip Simmons, Wayne Paulk, Larry McLendon, Mike Weinberg. THIRD ROW: Bobby Coleman, Clinton Nix, George Ellis, Phil Churchman. M Ji gm, M 159 Money has always held a great attraction for people, and members of the Coin Club are no exception. They collect coins rather than spend them. The members hold auctions and exchange coins among themselves. The last part of the year an investment committee was formed to improve club funds. 49 A part of the Red Cross organiza- tion, ,Iunior Red Cross member- ship is open to both boys and girls. This year club members visited the children at the Gatchel School every week, helping them with various projects or entertaining them. They sponsored a drive to collect clothes for the Appalachian Mountain and prepared a provision chest of school supplies, musical instruments, and toilet articles to send overseas. Junior Red Cross L-R: FIRST ROW: .lean Jefferson, Gail Robertson, Gail Griffith, Donna Ewing. SECOND ROW Dianna Austin, Jo Bradley, Lena Strickland, Adele Dietz, Georgetta Vein. Science Club LR: FIRST ROW: Philip Reed, President, Eddie Griffin, Robert Cassell, Charles Roggenkamp, Steve Waldron, Sarita Kasriel, Charles Longley, George Karis. SECOND ROW: Clinton Nix, Bob McKinner, Bill Andrews, .lay Everts, Mike Cheek. V :gas 3 In a very few years the demand for scientists-good scientists- will more than double. The pur- pose of the Science Club is to give those who are interested an oppor- tunity to broaden their knowledge in various scientific fields. Spanish Club L to R: Tommy Crumbley, Lind Montgomery, John Douglas, Larry Wiggins, Sharon Donalson, Debbie Brooks, Beverly Marbut, Jane a Turley, Clara Hagins, Annelle Still. ,...-- , H K K -Ami OFFICERS: L to R: Beth Koopman, Sec., Nancy Taylor, Pro- gram Chairman, Gary Butler, Treas., Kay Cothran, Pres. Learning to use Spanish and gaining knowledge of the Spanish-speaking countries are the purposes of the Spanish Club. lts activities are complementary to the Spanish courses and offer an opportunity for students to apply what they have learned. 'N 337 at QAM ' f , ,U OZZQAZWW gg wfjmf ffm, MQW ? 063222224 C QM, J 5 QQ 176946, k A A miqjww' , M X ,CPC ,QL-40 A -F Q A X A Qkgwmm N NK R M www QQ GW i xl WL WD W 4' ki me if W , fy, Q1 Y 'irqv X X 5 - xp - 3 fj N ' ' 4' . f YN HN 1 V. , A... gg XS V A 5 I X W D MEUQ7 SPORTS EDITOR: Johnny Brown Shield CO-EDITOR: Bob C215lIt'IJt31'I'j' ART EDITOR: AIyce'Marie Moise ASSISTANT EDITOR: Susan Freeman Editors CO-EDITOR: Penclopc Penland CLASSES EDITOR: Cum Ilughes CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Johnna Neuse ASSISTANT EDITOR: Larry Naylor LITERARY EDITOR: Dianne Austin FACULTY ADVISOR: Paula Hofmann PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Ted Fahn Shield eneral Staff SPORTS STAFF ,eft to Right: David Swanson, Donna Willis, Sherry Cladden, Jane loza, Tena Austin. The Word uyearbookl' may be equated with many other words-toil, ingenuity, tears, nostalgia, dedication, and joy. Each ol these is an integral part of every page that is printed. Preparing the Shield is a year-long project that begins in mid-summer and continues to the last hectic deadline in March. The sponsor, the editors, and their staffs work long hours so that their boolc. the schoolis book, Will be better than any that have come before it. The rewards more than compensate for the work. The enjoyment of association gained in a closely-knit group, and the reception the book gels throughout the school, are remembered long years alter its pre- sentation. UTQQ Z-'T xl: CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS STAFF Left to Right: Sandi Morgan, Carol Crosby, Beth Koopman, Frances Eubanks, ,lane Black burn, Carol Carter, Robbie Fisher, Nancy Taylor. COPY AND LAYOUT STAFF Left to Right: Ruth Dulaney, Mahala Potter, Beverly Bindseil, Gail Breffle, Charles Applebee. 57 Shield General Staff ART STAFF: Left to Right: Carol Sutherland, Peggy Lankenau, Linda Maly. f . Q' . , lf , STAFF: Paula W1lkes, Sherry 'FSA A Knight Talk Staff . , L A- if ,,,r ' z,!!9- L-R: Carol Pancoast, Sherry Cladden, Jane Turley, Linda. Schohel. JEANCLAIRE PADCETT, Editor. Our newspaper, the Scroll, exists mainly to inform the student hody. It also provides entertainment, promotes a better student- faculty relationship, and allows students to express their opinions. Some outstanding projects of the Scroll include sponsoring a leadership contest among the clubs on campus, printing in- formation from press conferences, and put- ting out special editions such as the HI'Iowdy,l and April Fool Issues. The Scroll won the Key Club Leadership Award for l962. Influencing this selection were the facts that its subscriptions have risen to ahove 1500 and, it is printed once a month as a six to eight page publication. -x P9 .M I ' Z ' Scroll Editors EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Betsy Mcllride SOCIETY EDITORS: Peggy Houslioldcr and Suzi Cl'CSllllH'l I' 'Ln' 'xiii i' f L ' ' t yffyi ...N f '?.Z 'x .,,f: FEATURE EDITORS: Pam Wilcox and Pam McDaris. Scroll Editors EIJITORIAI- EIJITOH, David Massey MANAGING EDITOR, Bob Goodin SPORTS EDITOR, Duxid Swanson ., 5 I Q FRONT PACE EDITOR, Anne McBride Scroll General Staff I Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Linda Lipham, Charlie Churchman, Lynn Eden, Tommy Bell, Jerry Tallent, Susan Blank, Belverly Galphin, Allen Moye, Sharon Silvcrstien. SECOND ROW: Johnny Brown, Sharon Moore, Doug Stott, David Alperin, Jeanclaire Padgett, Karen Horwitz. Left to Right: Judy Procter, Scotia Myers, Tom Carter, Claudia Franklin, Lynn Winstead. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Alan Roberts, Sarita Kasriel, Jackie Acree, Bonnie Saccone, Joan Moncrief, Julia Fregosi, Sandi Morgan, Leslie Moll, Martha Dimmock. SECOND ROW: Cindy Hill, Joyce Irwin, Tom Carstens, Jimmy Simpson, Walter Padgett, Carol Crosby, Angela C-roweg, Jerrie Nye, Mary Ann Rountree. 6I Varsity Q03iifM,Jf WWW Wm Offffjff OJUWGPVSNJUN' fr UWA nw? A U-fmojj Gow mf ap Qifwjij , i My QW Ufjglfgp QA QJQJUQV JMC SANDI WALKER LINDA ZEIS DINA SALE CHARLENE WALKER LYNN JACOBS CAROL BEARSE ajorettes A v 4.. LYNN EDEN f CAROLYN WORKMAN ds Left to Right: Lynn Eden, Sharron Donalson, Dina Sale, Sandra Walker, Leslie Schmidt, Carolyn Work- man, Charlene Walker, Lynn Jacobs, Linda Zeis, Carol Bearse. 6 3 Band Stepping and strutting high, the WV, band out-performed their half-time rivals at this fallis football games. We have good reason to he proud of them. Revamping their style and differentiating their instru- mentation after football season, they proved they Could do an outstanding job in the concert area also. Their concert schedule this year was a Christmas performance with the Chorus, the Fifth District festival and a Spring concert. HOMER TOLAN, Drum Majorette i Q l l l 4 T s 1 s 1 OFFICERS: Kathleen Akin, Secretary-Treasurer, Charles Applehee, President UPPER BRASS Left to Right: FRONT: Mike Cobb, Terry Thciss, Bill Bishop, Jon Pirtle, Kenneth Curl, Tom Eschenbrcnner, Cathy Rudolph. BACK Bill Moncrief, Bill Miller, Myron Threadgill, Bob Coforth, Orville Harpole, Mike Johnson. LOWER BRASS Left to Right: FRONT: Tommy Good, Johnny Woodall, Bob Seitz, Walter Padgett, David Mcwhirter, Paul Hauser. BACK: Constant Yang, Neal McEwen, Mark Newsom, Clark Binkley, Bob Steinbrugge, Leon Bennett, Stephen Lee. 5 K N : n SAXOPHONES Left to Right: Mike Pate, John Holloway, Kip Simmons, Linda Williams, Charles Applebee. Vi 34 32, CLARINETS Left to Right: FRONT: Charles Longley, Nancy Bray, Joyce Bozman, Patty Cantrell, Bonnie Saecone, Karen Horwitz, Elaine Hilbum, Carol Saye, John McC0rvey, Leslie Schmidt. BACK: Sandi Walker, John Moon, Kathleen Akin, Richard Allen, James Shields, Joel Schanker, Steve Thomason, Mark Hall, Sam Grazier, Steve Sproul, Mark Stites. s . Q to 73 M J, K ,fa M5 5, fb? 'Q 3 If J 1 FLUTES AND OBOES Left to Right: FRONT: Homer Tolan, Carolyn Workman, Nancy Burch, Beverly Hall, Carol Bearse, Wendy Green, Bob Cassell, Sharon Donalson. BACK: Donna Willis, Judy Nabors, Lem Strength, Vicki Norman, Taylor Binkley, Beth Koopman. l 1 1 I 1 F I k ri, C ff- sf 'ffl gif, .-r::t ' , . PERCUSSION Left to Right: Lynn Jacobs, Joe Surber, Richard McCoy, Justin Pratt, Sam Harris, Jim Reynolds, Lynn Eden. B-Band L-R: FIRST ROW: Stuart Reeves, Barbara Bookholt, Linda Zeis, Charlene Walker, Pam Henry, Brian Hurd, Diane Dunagan, Emoretta Yang, Judy Pancoast, Sharon Baker. SECOND ROW: Dina Sale, Janet Martins, Linda Norton, Jerry Fico, David Jordan, Terry Queen, Larry Edwards, Borden Taylor, James Berry, Roggen Kamp, Bobbie Williamson, Susan Strobert. THIRD ROW: Jim Force, Jim Feldman, Jimmy Burch, Todd Bray, David Clarke, Lindsey Lilly, Bob Ryles, Jack Flanders, Mike Lilly, Dan Newsom. aj orettes L-R: Linda Norton, Diane Dunnagan, Bobbie Williamson, Patty Cantrell. Drill Team L.-R.: Carol Lipps, lst Lieutenantg Pam Stott, Captaing .lune Ogleshy, Executive Officerg Suzi Waldron, lst Lieutenant. sy, Briarcliffs 1962-63 Drill Team consists of sixty-four girls who entertain during the half time at football games. This organiza- tion demonstrates excellent routines per- formed precisely to the music of the band. With the help of the Drill Team, superior support and school spirit have been shown by the students. This organization has cer- tainly attained and surpassed its goal of encouraging better participation at Briar- cliff activities. L. to R.: Eileen McHenry, Pat Hill, .lane Coza, Lucy Teagle. L. to R.: Barbara Ward, Sergeantg Dianne Ward, Sergeantg Diane Nelson, 2nd Lieutenant, Wendy Litchfield, 2nd Lieutenant. 1 mfwm,.., MMBQNM L. to R.: Sherry Swett, Ruth Randle, Brenda Pul len, Nancy Sullivan. L. to R.: Dianne Austin, .leunclaire Padgett, Susan Ohl, Cheryl Perry. L.-R.: Pam Mason, son, Bahs Kalvelage. 70 L.-R.: Lyndell Gliedman, Carol Horne, Carol Car- ter, Oggie Oliver. L.-R.: Betty Hogg, Brenda McGuire, Cheri Koch Suzan Richardson. Gloria Williams, Betty Robin- L.-R.-: Tina Bender, Lenore Cranberry, Barabra Little, Susan Hosch. L.-R.: Karen Wolf, ,loyce Hitchcock, Pat Cash, Wanda Butler. L.-R.: Becky Proctor, Marcia Holley, Sharon Philpot, Karen Heiser. L.-R.: Judy Proctor, Diane Williamson, Carolyn Lansing, Deborah Harrison. L.-R.: Lynn Syfan, Patsy Kimbro, Beverly Mar- but, Gayle Williams. 7I L.-R.: Nancy McDonald, Jane Lipps, Dale Craw- ford, Sharon Scott. ii. L.-R.: Ann Harris, Margaret Carruth, Tobe Nye Carol Laurens. L.-R.: Carol Tate, Pat Lowry, Mary Beth Harper, Cheryl Hickman. v u nl 0 , I .7 iw ww J 6 1 , ii' , Jfv r V N - Q' i . Qs' T I ' i .L G 4 1 . '41 I ,gf J 2 2 E I 3 EJ' V I 1 ., W J I. 'H I1 'I I' ,f I I .1 i J ' W ' 1 .Pu ' 1' U, -5 w A sh 2 .2 1 , I P' f W 4' . V fn ff . I ,, v P W Gi kj F' 1 It J J lloigilioslglancy Beacher, Nancy Williams, Becky X J. 72 .,, BECKY ANDERSON META CHUPP C ar S . Q 1 I' C EI PATTY BOCARDUS BETSY MCBRIDE LYNN PATRICK SANDI MORGAN Varsity Briarcliff High School as we know it today, exists because of the spirit of the students. No other group has done more to boost this spirit than the cheer- leaders. At football and basketball games their job was not halftime entertainment. Noftlie girls ar- rived early, and began their task of stimulating the crowd and showing the team that many people believe in them. PAT GRAVES ANNE JOHNSON SANDI BOLDT i Cheerleaders They cheered their hearts out, never failing the school or the players. Departing late, they were often tired, sometimes disappointed, yet their ready smile never disappeared. rllllZlFlkS can never he adequately expressed for their untiring efforts to perpetuate school spirit and high standards of sportsmanship. l l SANDIE JOHNSON JUDY FERRARO DEE CALDWELL NANCY WAIT :Wine Q ,L K L e i 2? it t W 7 ,S X. , 5 - V A ,LVL ., TOP: Sandi Morgan. MIDDLE: Sandi Boldt, Dee Caldwell. BOTTOM: Patty TOP: Judy Ferraro. MIDDLE: Meta Chupp, Becky Anderson. BOTTOM: Pa1 Bogardus, Vo-captain, Sandie Johnson, Nancy Wait. Graves, Betsy McBride, Lynn Patrick, Captain, Anne Johnson. B-Team Cheerleaders B TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: Lane Rabh, Lynn Shattles, Gayle Duncan, Christine Scott, Claudia Conley, Judy Chase, Jean Rosenberg, Captain, Cissy Atkins, Co-Captain, Meryle Peebles, Maryann Rountree, Burgess Adamson, Dotti Moreland. 76 ii' Mixed Chorus -R: FIRST ROW: Carol Wells, Kathy Pupway, Judy Lee, Carole Adams, Martha Crain, Linda Mathews, Susan Dixon, Suzanne Mallory, Nancy Hassler, Kathie layo, Fran McGee. SECOND ROW: ,lo Mary Hilder, ,Ian Avery, Charles Harrison, Doug Brown, Mary Lynn Holley, ,lan Sherman, Mary ,lane Fuller, Allison Rowden, ussel Cash, Linda Lee, Jean Grinwis, Pat Jarvi, Bob Neely, Susan Kunz. THIRD RONX: Peggy Price, Pam Walker, Jo Rena Vaughn, Carol Youngblood, ,lan Price, Jann Wildherger, Kay Cothran, Sharon Forrest, Dana Beaschler, Sally Weaver, Linda Williams, Steve Johnstone, Ronnie Chase. FOURTH ROW: David Wheeler, lerwyn Givens, Bill Wesimell, Steve Sproul, Kent Collins, Bill Crank, Joe Huff, Jon Pirlle, Thomas Neal, Steve Logan, Bobby Jones, Charles Longley. Although the Mixed Chorus is a newly organized activity at Briarcliff, it has made many successful appearances. The group has performed at Lenox Square and at North Druid Hills Christian Church, as well as at two concerts and several school assemblies. The Mixed Chorus is made up primarily of members of the Boys, Chorus and Girls, Chorus and features two out- standing student solists-Kathie Mayo and Nancy Hassler. 77 irls, Chorus Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Carolyn Wells, .Iudy Lee, Carole Adams, Martha Crain, Linda Mathews, Susan Dickson, Susanne Mallory, Kathie Mayo, Susan Ku SECOND ROW: Sandi Smith, Kathy Pupway, Mary Lynn Holley, ,Ian Sherman, Mary ,lane Fuller, Allison Rowden, Linda Lee, .lean Crinwis, Pat Jarvis. THIRD R03 .IoRena Vaughn, Susan Freeman, Carol Youngblood, JoAnn Wildberger, Dana Beaschler, Sally Weax'er, Linda Williamson, Nancy Hassler, Pat Thomason. B oys' Chorus Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Ronnie Chase, Stove Johnstone, Jon Pirtle, Steve Sproul, Kent Collins. SECOND ROW: Doug Brown, Steve Logan, Thomas Neal, Charles Harrison, Roh Neely. 78 l ' Assistants OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Left to Right: Suzi Waldron, Sandi Boldt, Lynn Syfan, Marlo Collum, Greg Speer Joyce Irwin Cleo Berry Mahulu Potter, Tony Armer. 4 OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Left to Right: Sandi Morgan, Krista Brewer Carole Pdncoast Patty Bogardus Johnny Brown Sharon Moore, Murray Brown. LAB ASSISTANTS: Melvin Perlin, Charles Churchrnan. PN...-9 Assistants ,, 311, ,F . Q l SEB? Q Q ,Lea Y fl? : ialfies :V it ff f , . gszifiilewfis ' A 'K :l1?E.:':' L -a -Q it 3' it Z 'ea1s:zzfezf:a I PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSISTANTS: Standing, Left to Right: Bob Gow, Barney Corbin, Susan Hosch, Jimmy North, Evan Corbin. SEATED: Lynn Patrick, Gail Halverson, .lane Goza, Melinda Smith, Gail Breffle. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Diane Johnson, President, Robbie Fisher, Vice-President, Lura Sperry, Secre tary, Karla Winecoff, Regina Elkan, Virginia Hyde, Wendy Litchfield, Gayle Williams. SECOND ROW: Artie Armstrong, Dan Marcren ans. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Lynn'Irvin, Carla Cenker, Kent Collins, Rita Reiss, Elaine Hilburn, Sherry Vernon, Judy Brister. 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T? l 'wp ic fl35i55lFE?l4WfPA Sgiiiiikiii L-R.: FIRST ROW: Donnie Massey, Bill McNair, Millcdge Middleton. Horace Com, Hike SNYAIIIMJII, Mike Milligan. llill Rifliop, Mikal Hannon. Jinx Lane. SECOND RUYV: David McDonald, Hubby Stokes, Frank Cardncr, Dwight Jann-s. Cvnc Masicy, Ti-d Clmllcwslii. Rusell gMlainsu1i. David Ruplxin, llary Picrsmni, Allull Scoggins. THIRD ROW: Fr-nt! Miller, Terry Cmingtun, Phil Houston, Kun Harpc, Hymn 'lim-udgill, Andy Guy, Nlikc Ely, Lanny lluriiw, Ronnie Smmcll, rlm' Hill, Alan NU1'l.l1. Captains: L-R: Mike Milligan, Mike Swansuii, Horace Com. MANAGERS .-R, FIRST ROW: Winston Harvey, Fred Landers, Robbie Wal- ers, Richard Rains. SECOND ROW: Tom Carstcns, Robert lains, Pierce Evrett, Jerry Stough. 87 BILL BISHOP RUSSELL ADAMSON LANNY BARNES Senior Halfback Senior Guard Senior Halfback wg 5 f - 1 if - QV g ' 1 I X515 K W, VA ji , W I ' K . fr. YK, K If K ' Milledge cludes lackler V MIKE SWANSON Senior Center BILL NICNATT MYRON THREADCILL MILLEDCE MIDDLETON Senior Halfback Senior Tackle Seniflf Halfback I TED GODLEWSKI Junior Center FRANK GARDNER Junior Guard DAVID R.-XPKIN Junior Tackle DWIGHT JAMES JOE HILL Junior Tackle Junior Tackle ,. ff M ,V LF, 7 fl ..,-Q' - V K JIM LANE GENE MASSEY Junior Fullback Junior Center i in RONNIE SEAWELL GARY PIERSON Sophomore End Sophomore Tackle KEN HARP TERRY COVINGTON MIKE HANNON Sophomore End Sophomore Tackle Sophomore Quarterback Ely tripped up after 10 yard gain ANDY GUY Sophomore Halfhack PHIL HOUSTON ALAN NORTH BOBBY STOKES S0Ph0fU0f9 End Sophomore Guard Sophomore Quarterback B-Team Football I,-R: FIRST ROW: ,lim llanvy, Alan lYorll1, llowell Lovell, Ruddy Ill-rry, llutldy Huston, Bill Kent, Bob Piefke, Ken Curl, Don Foskey, ,lim Snider, I.a1'l'y Bishop, David Knox. SECOND ROYV: Ronnie Pitts, Tommy flood, Martin Danni-man, ,lolm Moon, Fred Crispen, Larry Ellis, ,lohn Clark, Dick Clary, Steve Adams, ,lolin lit-lil, Stan Anderson, Art Cloer, Dana Wilson, Albert Amato, Robert Poulnol, Jerry Davis. THIRD ROW: Coach Steen, Lee Tribble, Bill llnrge-ss, Ort Ilarpole, Ronnie Swanson, Richard King, Ste-vo l'1'iIt'l1ard, Terry Covington, Kevin Grady, Joe Segraves, Justin Pratt, Tim Askew, Tom Allison, ,llillll Walburn, Fred Minsk, Claude Carrullt. Ei hth rade Football 2 ft I, f fi S ., e -5 5 5 .. fi li I.-R: FIRST ROW: l'cle Stewart, Fred Cusie, Dennis Adamson, Steve Odom, liill Estes, Tonnny McKinnon, George Rhode, Brian West, Bob Cari- tln-rs, Fd Kulvclaga-, David Crosby. SECOND ROW: Frank Miller, llob Wages, Andy Bain, Ray Magaro, Hill Acree, Tim Hill, Walter Wylie, Mike Cornell, Phil Kyle, ,Inn Rodgers, Phillip lloles, Don Price. THIRD ROW: Coach Nlinyard, Tommy Waller, Joe Swader, Eddie Roberts, Clark llinklvy, ,lack lltirdt-Ile, Ilvorge Robinson, Dsfar Tllarp, Bobby St'l1lrw1nt'1',Mickey Pitts, David Davis, Jeff Stites. A .ft X Young Talent Assures Future Success This was Briarttliflls first year in AAA competition. The transition from AA to AAA lvaskethall was not easily macle. The floor play and hall hanclling were perlormetl with more skill, hut the shooting game never reached the peak neeflecl to Compete in our region, which had three teams in the quarter finals ol the state tournament. At the close of a relatively successful season we hurl won 10 games and lost l3. 'llhere are great hopes for the baslietliall program in the near future. Now training are some trernenclously talcntecl young lmoys with a great mlesire to cleyelop their skill. The B-'lleam ancl Eighth Gratlo haxe Con- sistently improyetl mluring the season. Through the eomlminefl ellorts of coavlles ancl players next year's team should be one to look lorwarcl to. Head Coach RAY HA NIIZR ICK Varsity Basketball onli Milligan, lim llroolis, ,lohn lfvltllnan. Nlivliey Hallylmurton, Al Sl1arp,,li1n1ny North, 'llonnny Flxinnf , llolm llaney, Nt-il lollnson, Evan COl'lJlI1 gdhhl Lmm, ' UUR4 25 Swami ,Q V -1,59 ,I . jigwsf fab Rfb aww 22 -'FTW' - J ,- 5 , A EVAN CORBIN NEIL JOHNSON PAUL JACKSON Svnior Guard Senior Forward Juniwr Guard Mad scramble , . . jump ball BARNEY CORBIN Senior I urw.11'd Cu-Cuptuill JOHNSON L MHLIEAN Time out! ii gr' EKYQW L , L Q ' AL SHARP Seniwr lforward t Y 5 BYRON FARMER MICKEY HALLYBURTON BOB HANEY Junior Guard Junior Center Junior Forward S JIM BROOKS Sophomore Guard MANAGERS: Johnny Hembree and Ronnie Adams Jackson sets up play. JOHN FELDMAN Sophomore Forward B-Team Basketball L-R. FIRST ROW: John Feldman. Van Murray. SECOND ROW: Terry Irwin, Chuck BICCCC, Rodney Hunt goinery. Roll Steinlmruegge. Tom Esclienlmrenner. THIRD ROW: Hike Hannon, Cary Wilson, Jimmy Cnines Boblmy Dum-li, Boli IJIIIIKKIII, Ross Coup:-r. Coach FRANKIE LENTZ Eighth rade Basketball I.-R. FIRST ROW: Buyne Eason, Sam Summerville, Ray Jmws, Ted. Haines, David Crosby, SECOND ROW: ,lim Waldrop, Bobby Sclilomer, Mickey Pitts, Mike Sutllcrland. 'IIIIRD ROW: Frank Miller, Inn Rodgers. C1HLlL'Il CLYDE FTEEN 97 X 9 S4 3 sa Q' . 3 . ,E W B 55 IS' in-vias i w ::: 'K' S wi, '-.5 ,Q .Lf ,J i A ,lg W A '- --my 'x.,.4 1,4 R' Qi has B5 H . x . 11:7 Q .. ,, sf 1 3 Sv Sf :Sv i PANT PERMENT Junior Forward f 1i'E' S fx: ,.,.J l 'ii i' bg: 2 if N xy , sv Q3 is a K: A6 . 2 9, es w, + ', J Vx EY 4 YJ, , , - P ,. 4. 1 n , 4 . 4 .Q E' K4 Sr S Q i ' V i 7 , X gf 5 , AZ , 1.1 Lg'-4 I f x 'L 5 .45, 13' Q t ,fs if 6: P nfs 1 , 7 23 .Q 1 Sus. 'JV NJ 5 5 IE L.: Nz? sb' 'S sa in x gnu 'i E N-.4 L' HC yn, B Z ha if x i i N.-I N., 'uv 1 Ji irls, B-Team Basketball I.-R. FIRST ROW: Chris Phillips, Joellyn Simpson, Linda Williams, Melinda Smith, Julia Milligan, ,lane Alexander. SECOND ROW: Car- lene Moore, Doreen Williams, Dianne Sommers, Marti Cox, Faith Permenter. THIRD ROW: ,Iudy Morton, Helen Fox, Carol Davis, Susan Steinlmrugge. Girls, Bth rade Basketball L-R. FIRST ROW: Lee Littcral, Cinny Berry, Nancy Cook, Sandy Allen, Pam Henry, Linda Hood, Alice Pendergrast, Weezie Jaswickie. SECOND ROW: Laura Buckner, Deana Burns, Kathy Rudolph, An- nette Williamson, Janice Gordon. THIRD ROW: Jamie Beal, Susan Dowdry, Lynn Williams, Nora Durham. Girls? C-Team Basketball L-R. FIRST ROW: Sherry Smith, Karen Fulford, Diane Thomas, Diane Rudolph, Donna Johnson. SECOND ROW: Evie Platta, Donna Ewing, Lila Cannon, Twila Cannon. THIRD ROW: Sandra Howard, Betsy Atkinson. , Co Varsity Wrestling l.-R: l lRST ROW: Bill Harris, Ken Curl, Ronnie Criffis, Larry Wiggins, Jim Reeves, Donnie Massey, Bucky Harrelson, Steve Codlewski. SECOND ROW: Conxalo Pena, larry Fox, Mike Swanson, Phil Houston, Bruce Jones, Alan North, Alex Bothwell, Walter Padgett. -Captains: Mike Swanson, Bucky Harrelsong Coach Sam Black. WRESTLING AT BRIARCLIFF: 1962-1963 Briarcliff, once again, had a highly successful wrestling team. The 'tRaiders', were undefeated in dual competition, finishing the season with a 10-0 record. They bettered their 1962 performance by taking first place in the DeKalb County Wrestling Tournament, first place in the State preliminaries, and then fought their way to the State Championship. The Raiders7, also received the second place trophy in the Georgia-Alabama meet. Outscoring their opponents 441 to 88 in dual meets, 135 to the second place team,s 88 in the county meet, the varsity team demolished the competition in the State preliminaries and outscored their nearest state opponent 110 to 69. The uBruisers,,' perpetual winners, posted another out- standing record. Their previous spotless record in dual com- petition was marred by Avondale, who manager to squeeze by 28-27. This defeat only acted as an incentive, however, and the determined '4Bruisers7' roared through the DeKalb B-Team Tournament smashing their nearest county competi- tor 134 to 85. Briarcliffis third team, the Mat Burnsf' composed mostly of eighth-graders and first-year wrestlers, were undefeated this year. They compiled a record of 4 wins, no losses. This new supply of wrestling material should keep Briarcliff strong for years to come. GEORGIA STATE CHAMPIONS-L-R: Larry Wiggins, Steve Codlewski, Mike Swanson, Bucky Harrelson, Donnie Massey. RONNIE CRIFFIS, 95 lbs. Placed: lst in Dekalb, 3rd in State. BILL HARRIS, 112 lbs. Placed: 2nd in Dekalb, 5th in State. LARRY WIGGINS, 103 lbs. Placed: lst in Dekalb, lst in State, lst in Alabama-Georgia Meet. WALTER PADGETT, 112 lbs. KEN CURL, 120 lbs. Placed: lst in Dekalb, 3rd in State. STEVE CODLEWSKI, 127 lbs. Placed: lst in Dekalb, lst in State, 2nd in Alabama-Georgia Meet. Griffis wins again CONZALO PENA, 127 lbs. DONNIE MASSEY, 133 lbs. Placed: 2nd in Dekalb, 1st in State, 2nd in Alabama-Georgia Meet. ,HM REEVES, 133 lbs. Placed: 2nd in Dekalb ALEX BOTHWELL, 138 lbs. Placed: 2nd in State LARRY FOX, 138 lbs. BUCKY HARRELSON, 145 lbs. Placed: 1st in Dekalb, 1st in State, 2nd in Alabama-Georgia Meet. Codlewski drives for pin. ALAN NORTH, 145 lbs. PHIL HOUSTON, 154 lbs. Placed: 6th in State Swanson introduces a new hold. MIKE SWANSON, 167 lbs. BRUCE JONES, 177 lbs. Placed: lst in DeKalb, lst in State, Placed: 2nd in DeKalb, 2nd in State lst in Alabama-Georgia Meet. 'K-N B-TEAM DEKALB COUNTY CHAMPS L-R: Steve Curl, Ken Powers, .Iohnny Thibadeau, Phil Houston, Alan North, Bob Ernst, Jim Hope. B-TEAM WRESTLING L-R. FIRST ROW: Steve Curl, Tommy Smoot, Gary Housholder, Ken Bowers, ,Iohn Thi- hadeau, Ralph Brock, Tom MvConneIl, Jimmy Snider, ,Iim Hope, Bruce Smith. SECOND ROW: Gene Massey, Clark Binkley, Alan North, Ken Harp, Phil Hous- ton, Lee Tribble, Fred Minsk, Bob Ernst, Coarh Scott. C-TEAM WRESTLING L-R. FIRST ROW: Gil Helmken, David Whee- ler, David Lane, Bruce Smith, Randy Lane, David Knox, Johnny Hayworth, Hal Padgett. SECOND ROW: Tony Hudgens, Steve Nor- man, Fred Crispen, Mike Causey, Shelton Miles, Rudy Fuglaar, Jay Fahn, Tim Hill, Ken Goodrich, Dennis Adamson, Doug Allman, David Davis. THIRD ROW: Coach Minyard, Fred Cooper, Clark Binkley, Bob Mel- ton, Ken Harp, Lee Trihhle, Fred Min sk, Brandon Shields, David Alpern, Bob Carithers, Coach Scott. I07 arsity Swimming LR: FIRST ROW: Jeff Ulrich, Chris Wall, Pat Cates, Wayne Williams, Donn Chambers, Edgar Lane, Tommy Raines, Mgr. Donna Willis. SECOND ROW: Gary Butlc Mike Cheek, Joe Park, Ch-nn Butler, Bill Moncricf, Mark Stites, Diane Williamson, Patsy Kimhro, Barbara Weeks, Sissi Smith. THIRD ROW: Johnny Taylor .l Sc-hupp, Chuck Williamson, Charles Sundiford, Mary Lynn Holley, ,lean Jefferson, Nancy Chapman, Mimi Milligan, Susan Hosch. Head Coach IOS FRANK HIXON As in previous seasons the girls dominated the Briarcliff swimming team. They have continued to place high in all their meets. The boys are not to go without due credit for they made commendable gains over last year's records. The girls' team placed second in the Southeastern Swimming and Diving Championship, only two points below first place Westminis- ter. In their only dual meet this year they out stroked Sandy Springs. In the State meet they took the second place trophy to step down from the championship. Of thirty-three teams in the state competition our hoys placed eighth, overshadowing their loss to the Sandy Springs swimmers. Under the fine leadership of Coach Frank Hixon, Briarcliff has high hopes of bettering their excellent record. C irls' Rela Team L-R: Susan Hosch, Mimi Milligan, Barbara Weeks, Sissi Smith, Nancy Chapman. 7 R l T Boys e a eam L-R: .lack Schupp, Chuck Williamson, Charles Sandiford, Donn Chambers 0 7 0 I T GIITS Sw1mmmg eam 'L-R: Jean Jefferson, Mary Lynn Holley, Diane Williamson, Patsy Kimbro. Boys' Swimming Team L-R: FIRST ROW: Jeff Ulricll, Chris Wall, Joe Park, Glenn Butler, Edgar Lane. SECOND ROW: Mark Stites, Mike Cheek, Gary Butler, Tommy Raines, Johnny Taylor, Ray Sikes, Bill lloncrief, Pat Cates, Wayne Williams. I09 L-R. FIRST ROW: Craig Brewer, Dick Wallace, Cris Pervis, Bill Calhoun, Bruce Chase. SECOND ROW: Buddy Hudson, Rich Ernst, David Pergament Andy Guy, Chuck Davis, ,lohn Graham. THIRD ROW: Neil Johnson, Bill Hansard, Bob Duncan, Mickey Hallyburton, Coach Lentz, Lanny Barnes Tommy Skinner Monk Milligan, Phil Reeves. CAPTAINS: Lanny Barnes, Chuck Davis. COACH: Frankie Lentz. IIO arsity Track Lf' Q 95 BA , -'V -:Y HURDLERS: Lanny Barnes, Chuck Davis. RELAY TEAM: L-R: Craig Brewer, Rich Ernst, David Pergament, Andy Guy. DISTANCE: KL-R: Chris Pervis, Dick Wallace, Bruce Chase, Monk Milligan. Rvw- MIDDLE DISTANCE: L-R: Vance Morgan, Bill Calhoun, Mickey Hally- burton, Tommy Skinner, Bill Hansard. FIELD EVENTS: L-R: Neil Johnson, Bobby Duncan, John Graham, Doug Catlin. L-R: FIRST ROW: Chris Pervis, Mike Cobb, Donn Chambers, Charles Kenney, Tommy Cheat- ham. SECOND ROW: Ray Sikes, Dick Wallace, Vance Morgan, Coach Lentz, Bill Hansard, Bruce Chase. H2 B-Team Track L-R: FIRST ROW: Bill Calhoun, Hoyt Cason, Edward Krebs, Chuck Rushing, Danny Romano, Alec Tatum, Jody Johnston, Charles Kenney, Ronald Sims, Gary Trout. SECOND ROW: Marc West, Rich- ard Brazzeal, Donald Sims, Tommy Saylor, Malcolm Carmany, Justin Pratt, Paul Williams, Sammy Craiser, Tommy Cheatham, Eddie Branch, Rusty Turner, Steve Davis, Coach Hamhrick. Cross-Country Team y- ff' l FIRST ROW: L-R: Shelton Stephens, David Rapkin, Don Shannehun, Bill Bishop, Mike Hannon, Richard C011Cll Krebs, Byron Farmer, Bobby Stokes. SECOND ROW: Bobo Burton, Mike Ely, Barney Corbin, Steve Steinmann, HERB SCHUTTE Bob Haney, Bob Stcinlmruegge, Boll Tiffin, Bill Lipski. ' B b ll Pitcher ii A K DAVID RAPKIN Pitcher MIKE ELY Z.-Q16 Pitcher BOB TIFFIN Alf... at Ma. INFIELDERS: L-R: Shelton Stevens, Steve Steinmann, Bobo Burton, Bobby Stokes. INFIELDERS: L-B: Mike Hannon, Byron Farmer, Don Shannehan OUTFIELDERS: L-R: Richard Krebs, Barney Corbin, Bill Lipski, Bob Haney. II4 Catcher BILL BISHOP Varsity Substitutes FIRST ROW: L-R: Ross Glatzer, Don Myers, Rickey Hurd, Paul Jackson. SECOND ROW: Van Lowry, Harold Herd, Charles McNeill, Ken Harpe. Eighth rade Bas ehall FIRST ROW: L-R: .lim DeSana, Steve Hill, Ray Magaro. Jackie Nicholson, Steve Norman, Fred Cusic. SECOND ROW: David Crosby, Ted Haynes, .limmy Nicholson, Jay Fahn, John Baird, Joe Swader. THIRD ROW: Phil Boles, David Davis, Mike Martin, Hal Schanker. B-Team Baseball FIRST ROW: L-R: Mike Barwick, Bix Williams, Rodney Hull, Heyward Goodin, Terry Brown, Bill Kent, Ray Piper, Larry Bishop, ,lim Haney, ,lack Port- man, Kurt Stone, Allan Piggott. SECOND ROW: Tommy Willis, Ross Cooper, Lloyd Thompson, Cleve Rountree, Pete Simon, Bob Buck, Bobby Owens, Stanley Miller, Claude Holloway, Bob Moore, Shelton Miles, Ricky Cogdell. THIRD ROW: Coach Scott, Tommy Good, David Lane, Marty Horne, Lynn Freid- man, Dan Winter, Buddy Hunsucker, Neil McEwen, ,lim Gaines, Milton Strange. BGIA FIRST ROW: L-R: Carolyn Nix, Linda King, Susan Hobbs, Carlen Moon. SECOND ROW: Judy Johnson, Jamy Strecker, Faye Coz: Jane Alexander, Linda Horton, Susan MclVIahan. THIRD ROW: Debbi Shannehan, Teri McCabe, Diane Hartman, Dianna Austin, Julia Frigos Wendy Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Maddox, Bonnie Gadboi, Chris Phillips, Sally Weaver, Diane Rudolph, Betsy Atkinson. FIFTI ROW: Nora Durham, Dana Beasehler, Cynthia Curley, Gayle Hurnder Carol Davis, Kathy Moll, Lynn Williams. SIXTH ROW: Diann Thomas, Melinda Smith, Patti Nix, Donna Johnson, Kibbie Simmon Lalla Ann Bogman, Sandy Allen, Jane-Asdroft, Carol Beaschler. yrnnastics L-R. FIRST ROW: Julia Frigosi, Wendy Johnston, Sue Gunston, Ginny Berry, Jane Hackney, Faye Coza, Judy Johnson, Terri McCabe. EQCCIJEND ROW: Coach Von Suck, Bill Hughes, Edward Krebs, Tommy Raines, Buz Alexander, Bobby Johnson, Curly Chase, Bobby Jones, il olton. Girls, Tennis Team FIRST ROW: L-R: Linmlai King, Melinda Smith, Linda Fcliobcl, Klartlia Dimmock, Laura Vuugrbn. SECOND ROW: Ann Wood- fin, Carolyn Nix, Kathy Smith, Dana lit321SCl1l6I', Diana Tlionins, Mary Lynn Hol- ley, Susan llobbs. Boys, Tennis Golf Team L-R. Bobo Smith, Evan Corbin, Louis Car- son, Mr. Paulk. Team FIRST ROVV: I.-R: Robert Cuice, Mike Menscr, Mike Hot- zopoulos, Jim lame, Billy Riley. SEC- OND ROW: Couch Steen, Jeff Cars- tcns, .luck Sobupp, Cary Butler, Cary ' Wilson, Paul Hou- ser, David Alpcrin. 5 LLM W 1 ,M-1 fy. . r,.,, ,.,f ,, ' A V., ,, M4 an-Q., A W- iv , if 5 .W . M - 4 'fl emi-in VARSITY FOOTBALL Druid Hills ,,7,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,7 , 6 Clarkston Tucker I Y,.7,77,,., ,, Cross Keys ,,,,,7, , ., Southwest DeKalb ,,,77,, ...,,,7 Robert E. Lee , Gordon ,, , ,,,,, Decatur 1 Avondale ,,,,,,. ,,,,,, South Cobb . ,,,, ,,o,, , B-TEAM FOOTBALL Chamblee o,,,,,o,,, 1 1 1 o,,,, 6 Southwest DeKalb ,t,,,t.. ,.,,t , 1 6 Gordon ,, ,,.,,,..,,, 1 1 ,,,,,, W 13 Druid Hills .,,,, t.,.,, 0 Avondale , ,,,, 26 EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL Chamblee ., ,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,...ff if Southwest DeKalb ,,,,t w Cross Keys ,,,.. ...rrf Gordon ,, t.,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,, -1 5 49 55 45 63 38 41 42 42 33 44 38 115 48 57 39 42 45 46 65 30 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Dykes ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 ,,,,..,r,,r,.,,,,,r,, , W Walter George ,,,,. Druid Hills -,,7, ,ttt. Avondale ,,,, ,,.. St. Pius ,, Gordon . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 1 Cross Keys .r,,.,,,t t,,,,, ,,t,, Southwest DeKalb ,,,t,,, ,,t,, Decatur ,,,t,,,,,,,,,s.,.,.t. ,.,tt Avondale , ,,,, ,. Griffin . . Chamblee ,t,, .... Gordon ,,,.,,,, ....,t 1 St. Pius .. .,.. ......., , , ,,,r ..,,, , Cross Keys ,,,,,,,,,,,,,ttt,t, t,,,t,,t Southwest DeKalb ,,,t,,, ,.,,,,,, Decatur , t,,,.,,...,,,.,,,, ,,,,,, , 1 Griffin ,G t,,,, ,,,,,, , , Chamblee ,,,, ,,,,,,,, Druid Hills ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, TOURNAMENT Southwest DeKalb ,,,,, ,,,,,. H BOYS' B-TEAM 4 1 63 63 41 41 40 73 34 38 4.5 47 36 39 44 65 44 64 54 49 32 53 Sport 196 BOYS' EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Decatur ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 8 Cross Keys ,,,,., ,,,,,,. 1 5 Druid Hills .... .,.,, , .. 16 Decatur .,Vt. 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' A X Nd . Q-- f Q M, Y Q--.Fx QM gk 5 A gf g X Vi :A F Y Qxx '-Exlqx CNW rx ' fflsx -N E FX' x,Lx wx mx , NX '.,x xj lx 'sxxkfxl X W -if A X 'N A X x 'ip K f X ' . N , I xx ' I ' ,N Y Ak . X 5 HX '6 W! ,Z A I 0 Wgjfyf kf 5 ifyyjff M f Tu r wf J! 0 , jg, U! A t ff 0.1! I .r ,fy X JJ! fl 1 N 'f 1' X V ' f ff I 1 W1 W1 .. , X' as -, 53W ? Wi 5 'f- ' ' '97 5:5 M lf E ' lj X f I 'V, r J V A , ' XV! L, ,,,L W.- X 'A IU A f Qu If '51 1' I C I ,K A xx ,4 A 3 6451 f' K W W' 4X .J 01 jjj, .- l M 1 . I, X 1 1 , ,Q 1 1 1 , -.1 1 SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS-Left to Right: Douglas Catlin, Presidentg Barney Corbin, Vice-Presidentg Carol Lipps, Secretaryg Sandi Johnson, Treasurer To the Seniors of 1963 . . . You young men and women who compose this graduating class are leaving behind at Briarcliff a record that will be a chal- lenge for all those who follow you. This record is not just a record of academic achievement, although many of you have received scholarships and other tributes to the quality of your classroom work. Neither is your record primarily one of athletic achievement, although your class has produced superior athletes in football, basketball, baseball, track and wrestling. Instead, your record at Briarcliff is a composite of many things, no one of which is truly exceptional, but which together add up to a standard of excellence by which following classes will be measured. You could brag about your national merit scholar- ship finalists, but more important as a mark of academic maturity is the fact that your class has remained serious and respon- sible through this senior year. You have supported the total school program and worked together for the special activities you wanted. You have enjoyed your dances and parties, even eating barbecue outside in freezing weather. Most important of all, you have never lost faith in yourselves and your abilities. Perhaps this has best been shown on the athletic field. Remember the Decatur football game? Do you remember the way you felt that night, whether, you were one of the players or in the stands cheering? That feeling of pride is something you have helped to build at Briarcliff. It is also a part of the record you leave behind. JACKIE ACREE-Transferred: Cartersville High, Ca. 4, Beta Club 4, Pres. 5, Tri-Hi-Y 4, V. Pres. 5, Presi- dent's Council 5, Pep Club 5, SCROLL Staff 5, Mono- gram Letter Club 5, FTA 5, Academic Letter 4. JAMES RONNIE ADAMS-Basketball Manager 3, 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 5, Pep Club 5, Block Letter Club 5, Senator 5. RUSSELL ADAMSON-Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, 5, Football 3, 4, 5. MARLA KYE ALLEN-SHIELD Staff 2, Pep Club 2, Senator 5, SCROLL Staff 5. CHARLES RICHARD ALLEN-Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 4, Science Club 3. THOMAS A. ANDERBERG-Transferred: South Mecklenburg High, S.C., Basketball 3, 4, Jr. Civitan 4, V. Pres. 5, Senior Representative. TERI LEE ANDERSON-Transferred: Dykes High 4. BARBARA LYNN APPLE-Transferred: N. Muske- gon High, Mich. 5, Gymnastics Team 5. CHARLES APPLEBEE-Transferred: Brown High, Ga. 3, Band 3, 4, Pres. 5. ANTHONY LEE ARMER-Jr. Civitan 5, SHIELD Staff 5. LANNY E. BARNES-Track 3, 4, Capt. 5, Football 5. NITA BARTLETT-Library Club, V. Pres. 2, Basket- ball 3, 4, Team Spirit Award 4, Pep Club 5. CAROL BEASCHLER-Band l, Basketball 3, 4, 5. CAROLE LEE BENNETT-Transferred: N. Fulton l, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 5, Dramatics Club 3, Art Club 5, SCROLL Staff 5. ,i , 7 CLEO GAFENEY BERRY-Cheerleading l, 2, Dra- matics Club 2, SHIELD Staff 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y V. Pres. 3, Homemaking Club 5. CHARLES WILLIAM BISHOP-Football l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Block Letter Club 2, 3, Senator 4, 5, Homeroom President 4. ARTHUR ARMSTRONG BARBARA DIANNE AUSTIN-Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Dramatics Club l, SCROLL Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, 5, lVIonograrn Letter Club 4, 5, SHIELD Literary Ed. 5, Senator 5, FTA 5. MARCIA BAIN-SCROLL Staff l, National Honor Society 4, 5. IVIARY JANICE BAKER-Transferred: Plainfield High School, Ind., Library Assistant 3, Chorus 3, Pep Club 5. 2, JUDY BRISTER-FTA 1, Dramatics Club 2, Pres. 3. JOHN BOZMAN-Industrial Arts Club 3, Football 3. MARILYN BOYER-Transferred: Clark High, N.J. 5, SHIELD Staff 5. ALEXANDER ROSS BOTHWELL-Wrestling 3, 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 5, Block Letter Club 5. SANDRA BOLDT-SCROLL Staff 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Cheerleading 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 4, 5, Pep Club 4, 5, Block Letter Club 5, Homemaking Club 5. PATTY BOCARDUS-Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. 5, Tri-Hi-Y, V. Pres. 1, 3, Pres. 2, Honor Coun- cil 3, 4, NHS 5, Pep Club, Sec. 3, 4, V. Pres. 5, Block Letter Club 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 4, 5, Citi- zen of the Month 4, HR P1'es. 3, 5, Sub-Freshman Ad- visor, Academic.Letter 4. FRED BLEIBERG-Band 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 5. SUSAN BLANK-Transferred: Lawrence Jr. High, N.J., 2, Dramaties Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Honor Council 4, Monogram Letter Club 4, 5, NHS 4, Pres. 5, SCROLL Staff 5, Academic Letter 2, 3, 4. KENDRICK EARL BLACK--Industrial Arts Club 1, Football 1, Baseball 1 ,Track 4. JANE BLACKBURN-SHIELD Staff 5, Jr. Civitan 4, 5, Drill Team 4, 5, Pep Club 5, Monogram Letter Club 4, 5. JOHN IVEY BROWN-Key Club 3, 4, 5, SCROLL Staff 5, SHIELD Sports Ed. 5. PAUL BUCCA-French Club 2, Industrial Arts Club 4, 5, Rifle Club, V. Pres. 5. JOAN DIANNE BUREL-Pep Club 4, 5. R OBERT BURKE DONALD fBo Boj BURTON Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Block Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, ,Ir. Civitan 5, Senator 3, 4, I-I.R. Pres. 2. DONALD WAYNE BUSH-Band l, 3, 4, Jr. Civitan 5. DOROTHY DIANE CALDWELL-Tri-Hi-Y 1, Dra- matics Club 2 , Pep Club 4, 5, Cheerleading 4, 5, Block Letter Club 5. JACK CANTRELL-Radio Club 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 5. MARGARET CARRUTI-I-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 5, Jun- ior Civitan 2, 3, Sec. 4, Monogram Letter Club 3, 4, 5, Drill Team 3, 4, 5, Honor Council 3, 4, Beta Club 4, 5, Senator 5, H.R. Pres. 5, Spanish Club, Sec. 2. CAROL CARTER-Drill Team I, 2, 5, Ir. Civitan 2, 4, 5, Pep Club 4, 5, SHIELD Staff 5. LOUIS CARSON ALICE COLLEEN CARTER-Transferred: Ridge- wood High, N.,I. 5. ROBERT PIERCE CASTLEBERRY-Cheerleader 2, 3, Capt. 2, Pep Club 2, Honor Council 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, 5, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Swimming Team 3, Key Club 3, 4, Pres. 5, Monogram Letter Club 4, Sopb. Class Treas., H.R. Pres. 4, President's Council 5, SHIELD Staff, Associate Ed. 4, Editor-in-Chief 5, Citizen of the Month 2, Academic Letter 2. CLIFFORD CHASE RONALD W CHASE ERNEST FLETCHER CHRISTIANSEN-Rifle Club 5, Sec.-Treas. Industrial Arts Club 5, Latin Club 2. WALTER CHRIETZBERG-Transferred: Decatur High, Ga. 5. META REBECCA CHUPP-Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Block Letter 2, 3, 5, Spanish Club 2, Senator 2. CHARLES CHURCHMAN-Transferred: Farmington High, N.Y. 4, Key Club 4, 5, Beta Club 5, SCROLL Staff 5, Forensic Society 5, Chess Club, V. Pres. 5, National Merit Semi-Finalist. MARSHALL WESLEY COMBS-Track l, 2, 5, Cross Country 5. CARL CORBIN--Transferred: Myers Park High, N.C. 4, Jr. Civitan 4, 5, Basketball 4, Capt. 5, Senator 5, Block Letter Club 5, Class V. Pres. 5. EVAN ROSS CORBIN-Transferred: Myers Park High, N.C. 4, Jr. Civitan 4, Pres. 5, Basketball 4, 5, Block Letter Club 5, Senator 4, Presidentis Council 5. DANIEL BRUCE CORCORAN-Latin Club 1, 2, Sci- ence Club, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Honor Council 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, 5, Key Club 3, 4, 5, Senator 3, 4, Pres. Student Government 5, Academic Letter 1, National Merit Semi-Finalist. MARY CHRISTIE COURTNEY-Transferred: Byrd High, La. 4, Pep Club 5, Jr. Civitan 5. GAIL COX-French Club, Treas. 2, Dramatics Club 2, Basketball, Capt. 3, 4, 5, National Honor Society 4, 5, H.R. Pres. 4, .SHIELD Staff 4, Jr. Civitan 4, 5, Honor Council 3, 4, Block Letter Club 3, 4, 5. ANN DALE-Basketball 3. ' CHARLES DAVIS-Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 5, Wrestling 2, Block Letter Club 3, 5, Jr. Civ- itan 5, H.R. Pres. 3, Football 3. DANIEL JEFFREY DeLANCEY-Transferred: Phil- adelphia, Penn. 4, Football Manager 4, Band 4, Wres- tling 5. CONNIE DODGE-Dramatics Club 1, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 3, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Basketball 3, FTA 5, SHIELD Staff 5. ' ROY DONNELLY-V. Pres. Student Council 1, Gun Club 5. DANIEL ELLINGTON LINDA ELLIOT MIKE ELY-Football l, 4, 5, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball I, 2, 3, Block Letter Club 3, 4, 5, Jr. Civi- tan 5. JAMES ERLEB-Transferred: Wheaton High, Ill. 5. RICHARD C. ERNST--Transferred: Cranford, N. J. 5, Cross Country 5, Track 5, National Merit Semi- Finalist. GRANT REYNOLDS ESSEX-Class Pres. 1, Baseball I, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Key Club 4, 5, Senator 5. FRANCES EUBANKS-lr. Civitan I, 4, 5, SHIELD Staff 2, 5, Dramatics Club 2, FTA 5, Art Club 5, F0- rensic Society 5, Swimming Team 5, Tennis 5. WILLIAM FERGUSON-Industrial Arts Club 4, Cun Club, Pres. 5. DONNA FERN-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Latin Club 3, Jr. Civitan 3, 4, 5, Spanish Club 5, Medical Club 5. IUDITH ANN FERRARO-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club 2, Cheerleader 4, 5, Block Letter Club 5, Basketball 3, Allied Medical Careers Club 5. ROBIN FISHER--Chorus I, 2, ,lunior Classical League 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, Library Club 4, Sec. 5. BEN FLEURY--Transferred: Marist 3, Football 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 5, Senator 5. LARRY FOX-Wrestling 2, 5, Industrial Arts Club 3, V. Pres. 5. CLAUDIA FRANKLIN-Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 5, Pres. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Senator 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Honor Council 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, National Honor Society 4, Sec. 5, Homemaking Club, V. Pres. 5, FTA 5, Academic Letter 3, 4, 5. TIM F REEIVIAN-Class Pres. 2, 3, Honor Council 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Senator 5, Academic Letter I, 2, 3. MARC IVI. FRIEDLAND-National Honor Society 5, Beta Club 4, 5, Science Club 3, 4, 5, Radio Club 3, Industrial Arts Club 3, SCROLL Staff I, Chess Club 5, Capt. 4. ' BEVERLY JANE GALPHIN-Transferred: Druid Hills I, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Mono- gram Letter Club 4, 5, Senator 4, Beta Club 4, 5, SCROLL Staff 5, Library Club 5, FTA 5, Academic Letter 3. DOUGLAS GATLIN-Science Club I, SCROLL Staff I, Cheerleader 2, Pep Club 5, Class Pres. 5, Senator 2, 3, President's Council 5. KATHY GEESLIN-Transferred: Druid Hills High 5. ALVIN CERSHON-Rifle Club 5, Industrial Arts Club 5. JEFF GERSHON-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, SCROLL Staff 1, Art Ed. 4, 5, Art Club 5, Pep Club 3, Monogram Let- ter Club 5. INEZ GILES-Chorus 3, Pep Club 5, Monogram Let- ter Club 5, Beta Club 5, Academic Letter 3, 4. SHARON DAETWYLER GLADDEN-Transferred: Chester High, S.C. 4, Pep Club 5, SHIELD Staff 5, Jr. Civitan 5. WANDA GODLEWSKI-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club 1, 2, Jr. Civitan 2, 3, Allied Medical Careers Club 5, Basketball 3, 4, Capt. 5. ROBERT LAWRENCE COW-Block Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 5, Jr. Civitan 5, SHIELD Staff Literary Ed. 2. CLAUDIA JANE COZA-SHIELD Staff 2, 3, 4, 5, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 2, Homemaking Club 5. HORACE GOZA-Football 1, 2, 4, 5, Track 1, 4, 5, Block Letter Club 5, Wrestling 5, Player of the Month 4, Honorable Mention-Greater Atlanta All Stars. SARA ELIZABETH GRAY-Transferred: Donelson High, Tenn. 4, Pep Club 5, Glee Club 5, Tri-Hi-Y 5. JAMES KENNETH GREEN-Key Club 5, Radio Club Sec. 5. WILLIAM E. GRINWIS-Jr. Civitan 4, Tennis 2. ,iw I MICHAEL .IOSEPH HENNECY-Wrestling Manager 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club 3, 5, Band 5. HELENE HERMAN-French Club 1, 2, Pep Club 4, 55 Spanish 'Club 5. DAVID HESTON-SCROLL Staff Ig Senator 2, Golf Team 5. JAMES HODGES-Transferred: GMA 45 Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 5. GUY RICHARD HOKE-Chess Club 5. ROYCE NADELL HOLTON-Transferred: North Ful- ton High 3. ELLEN GAIL HALVERSON-Transferred: Southwest High 4, Basketball 4, Jr. Civitan 5, BGIA 5. JAMES HAMILTON JAMES LEE HANAPEL ANN ELIZABETH HARRIS-Dramaties Club 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4, Allied Medical Careers Club 5. CAROL HORNE--Drill Team 2, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 3, 5, Pep Club 3, 5, Dramatics Club, Treas. I. SUSAN ELIZABETH HOSCH-SHIELD Staff I, Drill Team I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Chorus I, Swimming Team 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 3, 4, 5, Block Letter Club 3, 4, 5, ,Ir. Civitan 5. MARGARET LOUISE HOUSEHOLDER-Pep Club 3, 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, V. Pres. 4, Pres. 5, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, SCROLL Staff 3, 4, 5, National Honor So- ciety 4, 5, Homemaking Club 5, Academic Letter 4. CLINTON PREBLE HUGHES-Transferred: Dunbar- ton Jr. High, Md. 3, Science Club 3, 4, 5, Key Club 4, 5, SHIELD Class Editor 5, Spanish Club 4, Kiwanis Industrial Arts Award 4. MARK VALERIAN HUGHES-Transferred. Gunston Jr. High, Va. 2, Football 3, Pep Club 5. MARY VIRGINIA HYDE-Transferred: Decatur High 4, Pep Club 4, 5, Spanish Club 5. MARY LYNN IRVIN-Pep Club 5, Library Club 5, Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4. JOYCE IRWIN-Dramatics Club I, V. Pres. 2, Beta Club Pres. 3, Treas. 4, V. Pres. 5, Monogram Letter Club 3, Honor Council 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, National Honor Society 4, 5, County Beta Club Treas. 5, Senator 2, 3, 5, FTA 5, SCROLL Staff 5, Academic Letter I, 2, 3, 4, 5, National Merit Semi-Finalist. JEAN JEFFERSON-Red Cross I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, 5, Pep Club 3, 4, 5, Swimming Team 4, 5, Homemaking Club 5, Presidentas Council 5, Block Letter Club 5, Art Club 5, Bridge Club 5. CONSTANCE ANNE .IOHNSON-Pep Club 4, 5, Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, Treas. I, SCROLL Staff I, 2. VIRGINIA JONES-Transferred: College Park I, Dramatics Club 2, SHIELD Staff 2, Beta Club 4. BARBARA KALVELAGE-Transferred: Mellon Jr. High, Pa. 3, Pep Club 3, 4, lr. Civitan 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 5, FTA 5, Senator 5, Drill Team 5. CAROL MYRAIVI KIIVIBALL-Transferred: Greens- boro High 4, Jr. Civitan 5, Homemaking Club 5. AITA KIVIVARE-Dramatics Club l, 2, SHIELD, Art Ed. I, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, National Honor Society 5, Art Club, Sec. 5, Academic Letter I, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional lVIerit Semi-Finalist. BETH KOOPIVIAN-NFTA, Pres. 5, National Honor Society 5, SHIELD Staff 5, Band 4, 5, Beta Club 5, Spanish Club, Sec. 5, President's Council 5. JANIS KRAUS-Transferred: St. Pius High 4. DIANE JOHNSON-Ir. Civitan 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, 5, Library Club, President 5, Presidentls Council 5. ELIZABETH ANNE ,IOHNSON-Transferred: Grady High 2, French Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, 5, Cheerleading 3, 4, 5. NEIL CHARLES JOHNSON-Transferred: Charlotte, N.C. 3, Basketball 3, 4, 5, Track 3, Jr. Civitan 4, Pep Club 4, Block Letter Club 5. SANDRA DIANE JOHNSON-Class Treas. 5, Beta Club 3, Jr. Civitan 4, 5, Senator 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, SHIELD Staff 4, Pep Club 5. ROBERT EDWARD KUBICKI-Key Club 4, 5, Beta Club 4, 5, Track 4, 5, SCROLL Staff 5, National Honor Society 5. SHARON LANE-Transferred: Sandia High, N.M. 4, Pep Club 5, Jr. Civitan 5, Tri-Hi-Y 5, SCROLL Staff 5. CAROLYN LANSING-Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pep Club 2, 4, SHIELD Staff 2, Senator 2, 5, Jr. Civitan 4, Treas. 5, SCROLL Staff 5, Drill Team 4, 5, Monogram Let- ter Club 5. ROBERT BEN LAWLER-Transferred: N. Fulton High 2, ,Ir. Civitan 4, 5, Pep Club 5, Senator 5. LYNDA LOUISE LESTER-Transferred: Trinity Schools of the South 4, Homemaking Club 5, FTA 5. LINDA LIPHAM-Spanish Club 2, Softball 2, Dra- matics Club 3, SCROLL Staff 5, Pep Club 5, Library Club 5. CAROL LIPPS-Drill Team l., 2, 3, 4, First Lt. 5, Latin Club, V. Pres. 2, Senator 4, Class Sec. 5, Mono- gram Letter Club 3, 4, Treas. 5, Jr. Civitan 3, 4, 5. WILLIAM FRANKLIN LIPSKI-Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, French Club 2, Jr. Civitan 5, H.R. Pres. 5. WENDY MAY LITCHFIELD-Drill Team I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Queen of Roses Court I, Monogram Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 3, 5, SHIELD Beauties 4, Jr. Civitan 5, Library Club 5. WILLIAM R. LOGAN-SHIELD Staff 1, French Club 2, Wrestling Manager 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club 4, 5, Business Club 5. STANLEY MANUS-Transferred: Murphy High 3. BENJAMIN EARL MARTIN-Monogram Letter Club 4, 5, Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH McBBIDE-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, SCROLL Staff 1, 2, 3, Page Ed. 4, Editor 5, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Pres. 3, Cheerleading 4, 5, Senator 4, 5, FTA 5, President's Council 5, National Honor Society 4, Chaplain 5, Academic Letter 3. VVILLIAM VAN MCCANE-Academic Letter 4. PAM MCDABIS-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 3, SCROLL Staff 3, 4, 5. BRENDA McCUIRE-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SCROLL Staff 1, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Spanish Club 2, 3, Jr. Civitan 3, 4, 5, Sen- ator 5. LEDA LOSHAK-Transferred: N. Fulton High 4, Pep Club 4, Dramatics Club 5, Spanish Club 5. JULIA MAHEB-Library Club 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Bed Cross 2, Latin Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, H.B. Pres. 4, FTA 5, BCIA 5, Basketball Manager 5. KAY MAILLIS-SHIELD Staff' 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Bas- ketball 3, I r. Civitan 5. LINDA SUE MALY-Transferred: York Community High 5, SHIELD Staff 5, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 5, Art Club 5. EILEEN IVICHENRY-lVIonogram Letter Club 5, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Homemaking Club 5, Pep Club 3, 4, 5, Senator 3, 4, Sec. of Student Gov- ernment 5, Class Sec. 2, Drill Team I, 2, 3, 4, 5, President's Council 5, Academic Letter I. LYNDA lVIc1NNISH BILL IVICNATT-Football I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 4, 5. SANDY JEANNE IVIEYER-Chorus I, Library Club, Pres. I, Pep Club 2, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 4. IVIILLEDGE IVIIDDLETON-Transferred: Riverside lVIilitary Academy 3, Track 3, 4, 5, Football 3, 4, 5, Block Letter Club 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 4. WILLIAM ALLEN MILLER-Band 1. 2, 3, 4. 5: Ri- fle Club 5. MAX IVIILLICAN-Block Letter Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 5, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Track I, 4, 5, H.R. Pres I, 3, 4, 5, Class V. Pres. 4, Honor Council 2, 3, 4, Senator 2. CHERYL FAYE IVIILLS-Transferred: Gordon High 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Dramatics Club 3, Jr. Civitan 5, BGIA 5. ALYCE-MARIE IVIOISE-Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Treas. 3, Art Club, T1'eas. 5, SHIELD Beauty Section 4, SHIELD Art Editor 3, 4, 5, SCROLL Art Editor I, 2. LESLIE IVIOLL-Transferred: Southeast High 4, SCROLL Staff 5, Pep Club 5, Ir. Civitan 5, Knight Talk Staff 5. SHARON LEE MOORE-MTransferred: Leon High, Ela. 4, Jr. Civitan 5, SCROLL Staff 5, Pep Club 5. SANDRA ELLAINE MORGAN-SCROLL Staff l, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, SHIELD Staff 2, 5, Cheerleader 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 3, 4, 5, Treas. 3, 4, Jr. Civitan 5, Miss Briarcliff-3rd Runner-up, Senator 3, 4, Student Gov- ernment Treas. 5. MARGARET MORRIS-Transferred: Murphy High 5, Basketball 5. SCOTTA I O MYERS-Latin Club l, Student Senate l, Beta Club 3, 4, Sec. 5, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 5, ,l.C.L. Club 3, Pep Club 4, 5, National Honor Society 4, 5, SCROLL Staff 5, Student Court ,lustice 5, Academic Letter 3, 4. THOMAS NEAL-lndustrial Arts Club 4. JOHNNA NEASE-Transferred: Bellaire High, Texas, 4, Spanish Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treas. 5, SHIELD Staff 4, Organizations Ed. 5, Art Club Pres. 5, Presi- dentis Council 5, Pep Club 5, FTA 5, Beta Club 5, National Honor Society 5, Academic Letter 4. ROBERT GIDEON NEELY-Transferred: High Point High, N.C. 4, Radio Club 4, Mixed Chorus 5, Boys, Chorus 5. MARILYN NIGHBERT ADAIR CAROLYN NIX-Transferred: Palo Duro High, Texas 4, Beta Club 5, BGIA, Sec. 5. ANN NOTHEIS-Transferred: St. Pius X- High 4. ,IERRIE LEE NYE-Transferred: Evergreen Park High, Ill. 3, Pep Club 4, 5, Homemaking Club, Pres. 5, President's Council 5, SCROLL Staff 4, 5, SHIELD Staff 5, Beta Club 5. .IUNE OGLESBY-Drill Team I, 2, 3, Lt. 4, Co-Capt. 5, Ir. Civitan I, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Sec. 5, Monogram Let- ter Club, Pres. 2, 3, 4, 5, President's Council 3, 4, 5' Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Homemaking Club 5, Senator 2, 4, SHIELD Staff 3, President's Cabinet 5, Class Sec. 3, Class Treas. 2, 4, Honor Council 3, 4. 9 OGCIE OLIVER-SHIELD Staff I, Business Ed. 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Spanish Club 2, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 3, 4, 5, Honor Council 4, SCROLL Staff 5, Homemak- ing Club, Treas. 5. KATHLEEN OWEN-Pep Club 5, Tri-Hi-Y 5. ,IEANCLAIRE PADCETT-Transferred: D1u1d Hills 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, Ir. Civitan 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 4, 5, SCROLL Staff 2, 5, Senator 4, 5, Drill Team 4, 5. WALTER PADCETT-Science Club 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Key Club 5, SCROLL Staff 5. LYNN PATRICK-Drill Team I, 2, Monogram Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Club, Pres. 3, 4, 5, Senator 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Capt. 5, Block Letter Club 4, 5, Beta Club 4, 5, Homecoming Court 4, President's Council 4, 5, Citizen of Month 4, Student Govern., V. Pres. 5. PENELOPE PENLAND-FTA 5, Citizen of Year 2, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, SCROLL Staff I, Senator 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, Pres. I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 4, Chaplain 3, Honor Council 2, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, National Honor Society 4, V. Pres. 5, SHIELD Ed. I, Assistant Ed. 4, Co-Editor 5, Business Ed. I, Associate Ed. 3, Academic Letter I, 2, 3, 4, 5, National Merit Semi-Finalist. DAVID PERGAMENT-Jr. Civitan 2, 4, 5, Football I, 3, Basketball I, 2, Capt. I, Baseball I, 2, Tennis I, Track 3, 4, 5, Science Club 2, H.R. Pres. 5. MELVIN PERLINC-Chess Club 4, Pres. 5, Debate Club 4, Pres. 5. RICHARD J. PETRIE-Transferred: Myers Park High, N.C. 4, Jr. Civitan 5, Senator 5. SHARON PHILPOT-Drill Team 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 5, Pep Club 3, 4, Beta Club 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 5. MAHALA JEAN POTTER-Dramatics Club 1, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, V. Pres. 4, SHIELD Staff 5, Pep Club 5, National Honor Society 5. WILLIAM PRICE-Band I, 2, 3, Monogram Letter Club 2. IINIMY PRIEST BONNIE REBECCA PROCTOR-Drill Team 3, 4, 5, Honor Council 4, Monogram Letter Club, Sec. 4, V. Pres. 5, Pep Club 4, Treas. 5, Class Sec. 4, H.R. Pres. 4, Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. 2, Senator 3. PAUL PROPES FRANK PRYOR-French Club 2, W1'estling 3, 4, Ri Ile Club 5, Industrial Arts Club 5. BRENDA GALE PULLEN-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Band I , Dramatics Club 2, Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Drill Team 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 4, 5. PATTIE RAGSDALE-Beta Club 5, Art Club, V. Pres. 5, FTA, Treas. 5, National Honor Society 5, Tri- Hi-Y 5, SHIELD Staff 5. CLAUDE ADAMS RALLS-Football 2, Basketball 2, Track 4. JOHN HANDLE-Swimming Team 3, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Spanish Club 4. RUTH RANDLE-Beta Club 3, 4, Pep Club 5, Drill Team 5, Ir. Civitan 5, Monogram Letter Club 5, Home- making Club 5, Dramatics 2. PHILLIP BEEVES-Transferred: Pius X High, Ga. 4. JAMES HEYNOLDS-Transferred: Lakeland, Fla. 2, Track 2, 3, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, 5, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, 5, Band Club 4. STEPHEN KENT RIECER-Football 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club Pres. 3. WILLIAM MCWHORTER RILEY-Transferred: Flor- ence, S.C. 5, Tennis Team 5, Jr. Civitan 5, Senior Club Representative. SUSAN ROBERTS-Transferred: DuPont High, Fla. 5, Pep Club 5, Ir. Civitan 5, Art Club 5. JOSEPH P. ROCHE-Transferred: E. Mecklenburg High, N.C. 5. BARBARA JUNE ROCKWOOD-Spanish Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, lVIonogram Letter Club 5, Pep Club 5, Academic Letter 4. BEVERLY LAKE RUDOLPH-Library Club 1. YVONNE SAUNDERS-Transferred: Hathoro Horsh- am High, Pa. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. DEAN SAVILLE-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, .l1'. Civitan 4, 5. itan 5. SHARON SCHMIDT-T1'ansfe1'1'ed: Jenkins High, Ga. 5, Beta Club 5. ALICE LYNN SCHUSTER-T1'ansfe1'Ied: Seneca High, Ky. 4, Pep Club 5, Bridge Club 5. SHARON LEIGH SCOTT-Pep Club 3, 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Drill Team 5, Chorus 3. RAYMOND H. SEAGERS-French Club 2, ,l 1'. Civitan 2, 3, 4, 5, lndustrial Arts Club 3, Spanish Club 4, 5, Rifle Club 5. JAMES P. SEGRAVES-Football Manager 2, 3. DON SHANNEHAN-Basketball 3, Track 3, Baseball 4, Jr. Civitan 4. JULIE ANN SCARBOROUGH-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, I 1'. Civ- ALAN C. SHARP-Transferred: Downers Grove High, Ill. 3, Basketball 3, 4, 5, Baseball 5. SHARON SILVERSTEIN-Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 3, SCROLL Staff 5, Debate Club 5, Pep Club 5, Business Leaders of America 5. D JAMES SIMPSON-J r. Civitan 1, 2, Baseball Manager 2, Industrial Arts Club 4, Secretary 5, SCROLL Staff 5. KATHY SMITH-Transferred: Reynolds High, N.C. 5, Pep Club 5, J r. Civitan 5, Homemaking Club 5, BCIA 5. A J , f, ZH f f ,w 5 , - -s , , I pg i 'mg it if G Club 3, Wrestling 4, Pep Club 5, ,I r. Civitan 5. LURA SPERRY-Dramatics Club 4, Library Club, Treas. 5. RECORY C. SPEER-Cheerleader 2, Block Letter HELEN MARCIA STEWART--Transferred: Tucker High 4, Chess Club, Sec.-Treas. 4, 5. STEPHEN ALAN STEINMANN-Baseball 3, 4, 5, Wrestling 3, Key Club 3, 4, Treas. 5, Basketball 3, Stu- dent Covernment Justice 5. MARK STITES-Transferred: St. Joseph High, Michi- gan 5, Dramatics Club 5, Swimming Team 5. PAMELA JEAN STOTT-Drill Team l, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Capt. 5, Monogram Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Sec. 3, 5, Pep Club 3, 4, Sec. 5, Jr. Civitan 4, 5, Citizen of Month 4, Miss Briarcliff 4, Miss Congeniality 4, Home- making Club 5, Latin Club 2, 3, Sec. 2, SHIELD Staff 49 Presidentls Council 5, FTA 5. DOUGLAS STRENGER-Transferred: Druid Hills High 1. JAMES SUMPTERHJL Civitan 1, 2, Treas. 1, Band 1, 2, 4, 5, Spanish Club 2, 3, Treas. 4, Industrial Arts Club 3. CAROL ANN SUTHERLAND-Transferred: Oak Ridge High, Tenn. 5, SHIELD Staff 5, Pep Club 5, ETA 5. MICHAEL SWANSON-Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Capt. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Capt. 5, H.R. Treas. 1, 2, 3. RICHARD DAVID SWANSON-Transferred: Ballston Lake High, N.Y. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Cross Country 4, SHIELD Staff 5, Mixed Chorus 5, SCROLL Staff 4, Sports Ed. 5. SUE SWARTZBAUGH-Transferred: Roberts High, Basketball 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, Pep Club 4, 5, BCIA 5. DOROTHY LYNN SYFAN-Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 5' Jr. Civitan 1, 2. CAROL ANN TATE-Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Beta Club 3, SCROLL Staff 3, Mono- gram Letter Club 4, 5, Drill Team 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 5, Senator 5, National Honor Society 5, Academic Letter 3, 4. 7 NANCY TAYLOR-Dramatics Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 5, Spanish Club, Treas. 4, V. Pres. 5, FTA 5, Beta Club 5, SHIELD Staff 5, Art Club 5, National Honor Society, Treas. 5, Academic Letter 4. MARY LUCY TEAGLE-Pep Club 4, 5, Jr. Civitan 4, SCROLL Staff 4, Drill Team 5. ,U ' f Uv-Q' L L YOSHANA SUSAN THOMAS MYRON THREADCILL-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Wres- tling 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Block Letter Club 4, 5. ROBERT TIFF IN SHERRY VERNON-SCROLL Staff 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, French Club 2, Softball 2, Swimming Team 3, 4, 5, Forensic Society 3, Academic Letter 3, 4, 5, National Merit Semi-Finalist. DONNA VVATTES-Library Club 1, 2, Pres. 1, Tri- Hi-Y 3. SUSAN WALDRON-Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 5, Monogram Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, SHIELD Staff 2, Jr. Civitan 4, 5. LINDA WALDROP-SCROLL Staff 5, Jr. Civitan 5. NANCY ANN WALKER-T1'H11SfC1'1'6dZ Decatur High 3, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 5, Pep Club 5, Jr. Civitan 5. SANDRA GAIL WALKER--Library Club 1, 2, Jr. Civitan 1, 2, 5, French Club 2, Majorettes 4, 5, Head Majorette 4, Band 4, 5. JOYCE AZILEE WALLER-Transferred: Grady High 4, Pep Club 4, 5. CY EDWARD WARREN-Football 3g Pep Club 5. LANNY WHITAKER MARY YVONNE WIGENTON-Transferred: South Hall High, Ga. 5. JOANN REBECCA WILDBERGER-Monogram Letter Club 4, 55 Spanish Club 53 Academic Letter l. RONNIE WILDBERGER-Band lg Industrial Arts Club 3g Rifle Club 5. LINDA WOMACK BARBARA LORAINE W'ARD+T1'ansferred: Druid Hills High 25 Drill Team 5g Pep Club 3, 55 Jr. Civitan 5g Monogram Letter Club 5. DIANNE LILLIAN VVABD-Transferred: Druid Hills High 25 Drill Team 5g Pep Club 3, 5g Jr. Civitan 4, 5g Monogram Letter Club 5. PAULA WILKES-Transferred: Bass High 4, Jr. Civ- itan 4, 5, Beta Club 5, Monogram Letter Club 5, FTA 54, SHIELD Staff 5. PAM VVILLCOX-Transferred: Sandy Springs 2, Dra- matics Club 3, Chorus 3, Mixed Ensemble 5, SCROLL Staff 3, 4, Feature Ed. 5, Allied Medical Careers Club 5, Tri-Hi-Y 5. GAYLE WILLIAMS-Jr. Civitan 1, 2, 5, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 1, 2, Lt. 3, Monogram Let- ter Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 5, Library Club 5, Honor Council 4, Senator 2, Homecoming Queen 5. BARBARA JEANNE WOODS-Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 1, Chorus 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, Junior-Senior Ensemble 4, Pep Club 5. Monogram Letter Club 5. 4, Industrial Arts Club 4 fn r h,. , ROBERT YDUNCA A V , t. K' ,Mn 7 CAROLYN WORKMAN-Tri H1 Y 1 2 French Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Club 5 Majorette 3 4 5 KENNETH MURRAY YOUNG-Transferred Druid Hills 2, Baseball 33 Track 2, W1CSll1HC 3 Radio Club UNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT .CCC..CCCC.CCCCCCCCCS . ROGER ANDERBERG VICE-PRESIDENT L C,CCC, L BOB GOFORTH SECRETARY CS.,,7CCC A A JUDY HALL TREASURER LLL...LL L NANCY HASSLER JOYCE AVRETT HAROLD BASKIN MARY BATASTINI DANA BEASCHLER SUSAN BEISHLINE SUSAN BELL LOUISE BERO BOBBY BOOKHOLT CAROL ADAMS KATHLEEN AKIN CONNIE ALLEN ROGER ANDERBERG BECKY ANDERSON BETSY ATKINSON TINA AUSTIN IAN AVERY RALPH BROCK MURREY BROWN GARY BUTLER LILA CANNON TWILA CANNON HAL CARPENTER TOM CARSTENS BARBARA CASTLEBERRY NEAL CAUSEY NANCY CHAPMAN BRUCE CHASE JIMMY COBB STEVE COLLINS MARLO COLLUM FRANK COOPER SUZANNE CORNETT SUSAN DIXON DAVID DOOM ANNE DOUGHTERTY SHERRY DRISCOLL DIANE DUPONT MARY EATON LYNN EDEN BYRON FARMER KAY COTHRAN CAROL CROSBY JANET CRUMBLEY GENEVA CRYDER HAMILTON CUTTS DICK DAVIS SUSAN DeHOFF TERRY DELAND KATHY FRISTO-E CAROLIN FUGLAAR ROSEMARY FUTCH FRANK GARDNER BILL GAY STAN GERSHON HELEN GLADDEN DARLEEN GADBOIS JANICE FARMER JOHN FALTCETTE MERYL FEDDER LYNDA FEINBERG WES FETNER RICK FINDLEY GEORGE FREEMAN SUSAN FREEMAN TED GODLEWSKI BOB GOFORTH STANLEY GOLDSTEIN LINDA GOOD CHERYL GOODWIN ED GOUEDY ANN GRAHAM PEGGY GRAHAM PAT GRAVES IOANNE GREEN SUSAN GREENE GAYLE GREER JEAN GREER SUSIE GRESHAM CHARLES GUTHRIE MARILYN GWOSTZ KAREN HORWITZ NANCY HASSLER NANCY HEATH KAREN HEISER .IUDY ANNE HENSON PEGGY HERRICK CHERYL HICKMAN PAM HINDS ANITA HAGINS JUDY HALL MARK HALL BOB HANEY BILL HANSARD ANN HARRIS BILL HARRIS FRED HART RICKY HURD BETTY HUTCHISON CONNIE IRVIN CARY ISBELL KEITH IVEY PAUL JACKSON LYNN JACOBS DWIGHT JAMES SUSAN HOBBS IVIARCIA HOLLEY JOHN HOLLOWAY KAREN HOTZE SANDRA HOWARD 'TONY HUDGINS RUSSELL HUFF RAELENE HUNSUCKER BILL JOHNS GAIL JOHNSON JOANNE JOHNSON PAULA JOHNSON RICKY JOHNSON BRUCE JONES RICKY JORDAN LAINE KENIPNER SANDRA KESSLER LINDA KING CHERI KOCH PAT KRAUS RICHARD KREBS MICKEY KUTCH ALLEN LANE JIM LANE GENE MASSEY LINDA MATHEWS JEFF MAXEY JOHN MCCABE CAROL MCCANN DAVID MCDONALD BARBARA MCDOUGALL RICHARD MCGRIFF BOB LANEY SUSAN LANGFORD PEGGY LANKENEAU STEPHEN LEE DAN LEWIS LINDA LEWIS RICHARD LOCKWOOD JERRY LUND LINDA MONTGOMERY CAROL MUMEORD DON MYERS LARRY NAYLOR DIANE NELSON MARK NEWSOME .IENNY NEWTON CHARLIE NORD BOBBY MCKINNON CHARLES MacNEILL JOANNE MELTON MIKE MENSER MIMI MILLICAN RICHARD MITCHELL ANNE MOORE RICHARD MOSER ROSALYN NUSSBAUM PAM ODOM LYNN OLSON RICHARD PANTER ELAINE PARKER CAROLYN PAUL MIKE PAY DON PENDERGRAST HENRIETTA PENSKY PAM PERNIENTER CHERYL PERRY ANNA LYNN PLUNKETT JEAN PRITCHARD CARLENE PRUSSNER EVELYN ROBERTS MARY ROBERTSON BETTY L. ROBINSON BECKY ROGERS ELIZABETH SETTLE ANNE SINCLAIR SHARON SINIBERG BETH SMITH BOBO SMITH CHRIS SMITH JIMMY SMITH MARY M. SMITH RICHARD SMITH SISSI SMITH IS6 FLO ROLADER DEAN ROSEN JUDY RUEHLE BONNIE SACCONE BENSON SAYE LINDA SCHAETER LESLIE SCHMIDT JACK SCHUPPE ANNE TRAYLOR JO RENA VAUGHN CAROL WAGGLE NANCY WAIT PAM WALKER KAREN WALKER MARY ELIZABETH WATTERS BARBARA WEEKS ELAINE SOBELSON JENI STAMNI PAICE STEINNIANN JANET STEPHENS SHELTON STEVENS JANET STEWART LEM STRENGTH NANCY SULLIVAN SHERRY SWETT HOMER TOLAN JUDY WAINWRIGHT PENNY WHEELIS DENNIS WHITE LARRY WICKKISER BILLY WILEY KAY WILLIAMS LYNN WINGATE JACK WORK KAREN WOLFE BARBARA YARBRAY SOPHO ORE CLASS I . A ' . ALM 'A C ' l J I s ' C ' ' H , If 5 J' I K fft C I l58 E CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..,,CC , ESSC,, E DEBBIE HARRISON SECRETARY CC,7CC. , .,..,OO. BECKY MYERS TREASURER .I,.,,, ,,CCC7 B URGESS ADAIVISON HELEN ADANIS MARY ADAMS BURCESS ADAMSON ALBERT AMATO TIM ASKEW CISSY ATKINS CAROL BABB SANDY BACWELL DANA BAILEY DUNCAN BAILY LYNN BAKER JULIE BARNETT DON BARRETT NIIKE BARWICK JOHN BEHL PATSY BEALL JILL BERCMEYER STEVE BERCSTEIN TINA BENDER LEON BENNETT BEVERLY BIRDSEIL POLLY BIRDSALL LINDA BLACKBURN NANCY BLACKBLRN BILLY BLACKSTONE JERRY BLANDING BENNY BLATT CAROL BOCKMIER KAREN BOWEN JO BRADLEY CHERYL BRANCH NANCY BRAY CAYLE BREIVFLE KRISTA BREWER DEBBY BROOKS DAVID CLARKE CHUCK CLEVELAND MIKE COBB BOBBY COLEMAN CLAUDIA CONLEY BOBBY COOPER FRED COOPER ROSS COOPER TOMMY COULTER TERRY COVINGTON MARTY COX MARTHA CRAIN DALE CRAWFORD TOMMY CRUMBLY RENE CUNNINGHAM JUDY CUTCHINS BOB DAILEY KATHY DALE LINDA DAMERON GEOFF DAVID JIM BROOKS LINDA BROWDER JANET BROWN BOB BUCK NANCY BURCH WANDA BUTLER FRANK CARPENTER PAT CASH PAT CATES MIKE CAUSEY DONX CHAMBERS JUDY CHASE LEE CHRISTENSEN PHILLIP CHURCHMAN KATHLEEN CICCIARELLI STEVE DAVIS MIKE DAY MARTHA DIMMOCK JIM DODGE SHARO N DONALSON JOHN DOUGLAS GAIL DUNCAN RUTH DULANEY IODI DUNLAP TOMMY DUPREE MIKE DYER LINDA SUE EASTERLING IANICE EDENS BARBARA EGGLESTON KAREN ELDER GENIE ELKAN LYNDA ELLIOTT LARRY ELLIS BOB ERNST MARY LOU EVANS PIERCE EVERETT DONNA EWING ANITA FARRAR IOHN FEIDIVIAN JIM FERRARO SHARON FORREST HELEN FOX VIARC FREIDMAN MARC FRIEDMAN BLAKE FRISBEE TIM FURNER JIMMY CAINES MALCOM GARNIANY PAM GAVRON JUDY GENTRY ROBERT GUICE ANDY GUY ELIZABETH GUYTON CLARA HAGIXS GARLAND HAKIPSHRIES MIKE HANNON MARY BETH HARPER ORV HARPOLE SAM HARRIS DEBBIE HARRISON DON HARRISON DAVID HASTY GEORGE HAUER ANN HAYNES FLORRIE HAZEN SUSAN HEAD ANDREA HELLER JOHNNY HEMBREE MICHEL HICKEY ELAINE HILBURN LYNDELL GLIEDMAN JANET GLISSON STEVE GODLEWSKI BOB GOODIN ARETTA GOZA KEVIN GRADY SAM GRAISER LENORE GRANBERRY CHRISTY GRAY RHONA GREENE TONY GREEN GAIL GRIFFITH RONNIE GRIFFITH JEAN GRINWIS ANGELA GROWEG CHARLES HILL PAT HILL JOYCE HITCIICOCK BETTY HOGG MARY LYNN HOLLEY CHARLES HOLZER JIMMY HOPE NANCY HORNE GARY HOLSEHOLDER PHILIP HOUSTON BUDDY HUDSON WAYNE HUFF EVELYN HUGHES RODNEY HULL BUDDY HIQNSLTCKER DIANNE HLRST DONNA HUTCHINS MARSHA INGRAM LINDA IVEY BOB JACKSON PAT JARVIS GORDAN JENKINS RUSTY JOHNSON TOMMY JOHNSON JODY JOHNSTON JANCY JOLLEY ALLEN JONES GAIL .IOSSEIRWICK BILL JOY DONNA KALVELEDGE SARIETA KASRIEL KEN KELLER JANET KENMER CHARLES IXENNEY RONNIE KENT BARBARA LITTLE STEVE LOGAN KEN LONG CHARLES LOYGLEY PAT LOWREY JIM MACLAINE RENOULA MAILLIS SUSANNE MALORY CHARLE MALOTT LINDA MANIERBINO IOE MANN BEVERLY MARBUT CLIFTON MARTIN PANI MASON DONNIE NIASSEY ANNE MCBRIDE RICHARD MQCOY LARRY MCDANIELS CHUCK MCGEE BECKY MQINTOSH PATSY KIMBRO DAVID KITCHEN CHARLES KINNEY WANDA KNOX MARTIN KRIEIGER BILL LABION EDGAR LANE BOBBY LANDEAU RONNY LANNING .IUDY LEE LINDA LEE BEVERLY LEIGH BUBBA LEIGH LINDA LERES KAREN LINN DAVID McWHIRTER SHELTON MILES JOHN MILLEDGE STANLEY MILLER GAIL MITCHELL THOMAS MITCHELL BILL MONCRIEF JOHN MOON BOB MOORE BOB MOORE 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ION PIRTLE EVELYN PLATEAC CHERYL PRATER PEGGY PRICE STEVE PRITCHARD JUDY PROCTER LYNNE PROST JLDY PRLSSRER LESLIE QLINT LANE RARB RICHARD RAING ROBERT RAINS MARSHA REAVES JEFF REDDING PHILIP REED DIANE REEVES BUZZY RHODES SLSAN RICHARDSON K.fX'l'HY NIOLL P,fX'l I'IE XIOORE LINDA HORRIS SHARON NIORRIS KXY MORRISON .ll DY NORTON NIARTIIA NIOTES ALLEN MOYE SIQSAN NIOZLEY DIANE NILELLER CHERYL XILSTAIN NXNCY NEEDEBI LEE NEWMAN CONNIE NICIIALSON VICKY NORNIAXND DAVID NORTON LINDA NORTON KATHY O'SHIELDS CAIL OWEN MARLAINE PADCETT JOE PARK DONNA PARKER PI'I'A PARKER WAYNE PALLK PENNY PERKINS FAITH PERNIINTER EDWARD TETRUCCE CATHY PETTWAY CHRIS PHILLIPS ALAN PIGGOTT DIANE ROBERTSON CAROL ROBINS CAROL ROCKWOOD JANET ROGERS CLIVE ROUNTREE BECKY ROWLEY LINDA RUBEN BECKY SABO LINDA SCARBOROUGH LINDA SCHOBEL STEVE SCHUNK JOE SEAGRAVES FRANCES SEGARS RODGER SEIZTS MICKEY SHEPPARD BRANDON SHIELDS BARBARA SHUMAN DONALD SIMS KIBBIE SIMMONS KIP SIMMONS BONNER SINCLAIR BRENDA SMITH BRUCE SMITH SANDY 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BAKER JANET BARKE BARBARA BARRETT SUZANNE BARTON DAVID BAUCHAN JAMIE BEALE ALVIN BEALES BOB BEISHLINE JIMMY BELL BRENDA BENE BUZ BENZER JUDY BERNHARDT GINNY BERRY KATHY BIGCERS NANCY BLOUNT LALLA ANN BOGMAN PHILIP BOLES AARON BORENSTEIN PHYLLIS BOWEN VICKIE BRANCH TODD BRAY DAVID BREWER JACALYN BROCK EDDIE BROMBERG KENNY BROOKS BUSTER BROWN DAVID BROWN BILL BRUCE LAURA BUCKNER BOB BUNN JIMMY BURCH JACK BURDETT DINA BURNS DIANNE BUTLER CATHY CAMP ROBERT CARRITHERS CHERYL CARTER RUSSELL CASH CHERYL CHANEY CRAIG CHERRY CHERYL CILES ANN CLARK RICHARD CLARKE RONNIE CLIMER PAT TY CLOVERDALE DONNA COBB CHRIS COLIE MARTHA COMBS NANCY COOK MARGUERITE COPELAN BETTY CORCORAN MIKE CORNELL CAROL COSTA DAVID CROSBY CHERYL CRUMBLEY CAROL CULPEPPER STEVE CUNNINGHAM FRED CUSISIC TOMMY CUT TS LINDA DAVID DAVID DAVIS EDDIE DAVIS TIMOTHY DAY HOWARD DEAN JIMMY DECKLE PATSEY DEKLE ANNE DELAMETER GAIL DeLANCY TERRY DELOACH SUSANNE DENNY JIM DeSANA DIANE DICKINSON JEAN DICKSON JIMMY DIMMOCK TOMMY DOUGLAS 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MIKE HILL STEVE HILL TIM HILL JO MARY HILLIARD SUSAN HODCES SUSAN HOFFMAN ELAINE HOLCOMB DAVID HOLLOWAY BECKY HOLLY JANE HOLLY LYNDA HOOD BECKY HOPE JERRY HOPPER CHUCK HORTON LINDA HORTON LEN HOSHALL DONNA HOUSHOLDE SANDRA HOWARD JOE HUFF RUTH HUGHES HUNSUCKER DOUG HUNT BRIAN HURD BRUCE HURST PAM HUSCHE FLIP HUSSEY BILL HUTCHINGS DONNA HYMAN JOHNNY IRVIN AINGLIA IRWIN TERRY IRWIN JULIE ISAACS ANITA JACKSON JAN JACKSON TOMMY JACOBS CLENDA JAMES LOUISE JESIEWICKI BELINDA JOHNSON BRUCE JOHNSON CHRIS JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON KAY JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSON MILINDA JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON WENDY JOHNSON BOBBY JONES R BROOK JONES CAROL JONES RAY JONES TRENT JONES ANN JORDON DAVID JORDIN EDDIE KALVELAGE PETE KARRES SHERYL KELL CHRISTY KIMBRO STEVE KIMBRO PAULA KNOX RONNIE KOCH MARYVONNE KUTSCH PHIL KYLE DONNA LANDAU RANDY LANE STEVE LECKAR PHILIS LEE JANET LEWIS VIRGINIA LEWIS RONNIE LIGHTSY DIANE LINLEY LEE LITTRELL DOTTIE LOWERY JIMMY MACALIFF BOB MacKINNY BRENDA MADDOX RAY MAGARA RENOULA MALIS JANET MANHEIM SANDRA MANUS DAVID MARTIN MIKE MARTIN SANDY MARTIN KATHY MAYO PATTI MCBRIDE TERRY MCCABE GAIL MCCARTY GAIL MCCARTY CATHLEEIY MCCLOUD DAVID MCDONALD DEBORAH McDOWELL GRACE MCEWEN BETTY JEAN MCKENISH LIBBY MCKINNEY TOMMY MCKINNON JOAN MCLUNG BUTCH MCMAHAN DONNIE MCNEIL TOMMY MEDLOCK MIKE MESSER MIKE MICHEL FRANKIE MILLER MARTHA MITCHELL WENDY MITCHUM JOAN MONCRIEF TOMMY MONROE JOAN MOORE MOLLY MORE LINDA MOSELY BOBBY MOTES LYNN MOYER BILL NASH DAN NEUSOM CHARMEL NEWTON CLINTON NIX STEVE NORMAN DEBBY O7KELLEY RUTH ANN OLIVER MARIE OWEN PEGGY OWENS HAL PADGETT TONY PALADINO JUDY PANCOAST JOHN PARHAM LARRY PARHAM JIMMY PAUL ALICE PENDERGRAST QUENTIN PERKLE SONNY PESMORE SARAH PETERSON JIMMY PFLUEGER CAROL PIERCE MICKY PITTS SUSAN PLUNKETT ROGER POPP DON PORTERFIELD JACK PORTMAN ALAN PRATT DON PRICE SUSAN RALLS SUE RATHBUN PAUL REEVE BOB REYNOLDS JENETTE REYNOLDS ny' HELAINE RICH ROBERT RILES ALAN ROBERTS EDDIE ROBERTS GEORGE ROBINSON KATHY ROBINSON JIMMY ROGERS CHARLES ROGGENKAMP BETTY ROLAND EDWARD ROLNICT KENNY ROMANO SALLY ROSE WARREN ROSEN PHILLIP ROSENBAUM SANDY ROSSITER DAVID ROUNTREE KATHY RUDOLPH RANDY RUTHERFORD CLIFFORD SANDELL LINDA SANDERS HAL SCHANKER RICHARD SEDLOCK BILLY SEVILLE DEBRA SHANNEHAN FRED SHROYER DAVID SHULHOFER BOB SIKES BILL SEMMENDINGER RITA SIMMONS JUDY SIMS JUAN SITERAL BOBBY SLOMER ELAINE SMARTT BELINDA SMITH JANE SMITH JUDY SMITH SHERRY SMITH TOMMY SMITH SUSAN SPEARS LINDA SPEER JEFF STITES JAMIE STRECKER LAUREN STRENGER STEVEN STRENGER JANE STRINGER JERRY STROUGH PETE STUART DAVID SULLIVAN JOE SWADER SHELLY SWAN DARCY SWENEY JIMMY TABB GORDAN TAYLOR TOMMY TAYLOR CHARLIE TEDDER JULIA TREGOSIE RENEE TERRY OSCAR THARPE BOBBY THIBADEAU DICK THIBADEAU JIMMY THIBADEAU CLYDE THOMAS GREG THOMPSON JULIA THORNTON STEPHANIE THRELKELD WAYNE TIEDGE DON TOMLINSON BILL TONIASSI BONNIE TOPPLE BIARI E TREENI AN SANDY TI'CkER FREDDY TURNER BECKY VEAL GEORGETTA VEIN ANDY VERNON JANET VOORHIES DAVID WADE BOBBY WIACES NEAL WAIT JIAINIY WALDROP CRIS WALL JOHNNY WALLBURN LINDA WALTERS BRIAN WEST NANCY WHEELER LARRY WHITMORE TOAI WIGCINS LYNN WILBIR DONNA WILLIANIS JOE WILLIANIS LINDA WILLIAMS LYN WILLIANIS MARY .IO WILLIAMS AINNETT WILLIAMSON KAREN WILSON CAROL WINN SHERRY WINTER VALERIE WINTER WANDA WOODS DIANE WOODY WALTER WYLIE EMORETTA YANG RONNIE YARBRAY TINI YELTON STEVE YELVINGTON SARA YOLNC LINDA ZACHARIAS SAM ZAMOSCINSKI TONI ZEH REED ZIECLER BOB ZININIERAIAN ? Wwmfw if W JM yfp? if fda' -P MQ fy M 1mm ljfbcf? q ww Wfjf WMZW53 M EL 1 WWW farm fy 4 ww WWW Wjwww 'V Mgjffwjwwi M 0 W MO? J ff' Fjicwkfjwjbwffymj ff QWMAM f5f4,Wm Jf7,QQ J, W WMM ,W W W-fgfywjffwj . wif I fiW0mL QLGWJ Mjiwn -QM' M' Wifi ff W Wffgfiffgyf ygifyjfffcgyjfiw w'W!f QH ,153 fgiififfffffffdf J W ,af ff fp-W W7 WVTJMZM M ' WW! W ,WW ffjfxw :MVWM W M 'V' mfg, M, wwf V,,ffQWfJ JMJM afflfwfiwiffffwijij ff! M WM 2 ff ft W Mr ZWWMPQW ff nfwifffwyf JW fig If Wifi VW f MM! , w fgw Y, M Y ,V Li WM V N7 I JDLWJQWMJ WWLWZ99 !MW 0 QWQQWV! lvl N. 1 WL xv jjwffbwgfil X JM ww X CgvB - ' wevb' . QQWfyWQjZfl ff X Vx., Of Briarcliffis 5 state champions who competed in the Georgia-Alabama meet, Larry Wiggins and Mike Swanson, for his second consecutive year, emerged victorious. For the honor they bring to Briarcliff we salute them. l88 as STAR Student and STAR Teacher. On December 4, 1962, The Betty Crocker Homemaking Test of knowledge and aptitude was administered to all in- terested Senior girls. Betsy McBride had the highest score of those entering and was thus chosen Briareliffs Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, which made her eligible for state and perhaps national competition. At the Leaders Banquet sponsored by the Key Club, Shielc The Georgia Chamber of Commerce STAR Student award, in recognition of the Senior making the highest score on the December College Board SAT, goes to Penny Penland. M-rs. Hester Means was chosen hy Penny as the person who has contributed the most to her education, having been her mathematics teacher for three years. Because of the learning and teaching abilities of these two people, we honor them 200 students holding commanding positions in school clubs and activities chose as Leader of the Year for 1962-63 the same boy that the Decatur Optimist Club chose as Boy of the Year from Briarcliff. He is also Co-Editor in Chief of the SHIELD, President of the Key Club and The Most Versatile Boy in the Senior Class. For his outstanding leadership and achievement we salute Bob Caslleherry. The Bousch and Lomb Corporation gives an award each year to the graduating senior who has achieved the best record in science studies during his high school years. This award goes to Susan Blank, an outstanding Senior who is President of the National Honor Society. fti1Qf'If'3'f7lil V an . . T si..-h qs '91 ae? .4 M. JIS 1 One Senior member of the student body is chosen by the faculty to receive a citizenship medal given by the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution. This year that medal went to the President of the Pep Club, captain of the Cheerleaders, and Vice-President of the Student Government. Our congratula- tions go to Lynn Patrick, DAR Citizen of the Year. Salutes The challenging academic program at Briarcliff was again reflected by its eight National Merit Scholarship Finalists. For their excellent scholastic achievement we proudly recognize Shcriy Vernon, Charles Churchman, Taylor Bink- ley, Rich Ernst, Corky Corcoran, Joyce lrwin, Aita Kivivare, and Penny Penland. .leff Maxey is not only a member of the Key Club, but also Editor of the KEY RING, the official publication of the Georgia District of Key Club International. It is fitting that we recognize .leff for this far reaching posi- tion of leadership. Few wrestlers have the honor of holding the State Championship. When an individual re- tains this title for three consecutive years he deserves special recognition. For this ex- ceptional athletic distinction, we salute a co- captain of our wrestling team, Bucky Harrel- SOIL Andy Guy, sophomore halfbaek, received honorable mention on the North Georgia All'Star Teamg Mike Swanson, senior center, State All-Star Team, and Horace Coza, Senior end, honorable mention on both. We commend these boys for their performance this season. The Future Teachers of America Club has chosen as Teacher of the Year a man whom they feel cpitomizes those qualities necessary for excellent instruction. He maintains disciplinary con- trol based upon a mutual feeling of respect. He pos- sesses the highest profession- al ethics and actively par- ticipates in professional or- ganizations. His concern for the welfare of both students and fellow faculty members is readily seen. His broad knowledge of subject matter makes his class not only in- teresting, but also very worth- while. Wc salute a teacher dedicated to the principals of learning-Mr. Charles Clack. I89 Q I i . . 1 . . ,YT ,, 1 .rf- T... -7:74, ., fn g r V g 5 -H I .fa , V -' 'wap- Li 46: 'gg M gifs A ,gg e 1 454' Y' A 3? 3,321 Q' Q + f',,W:1'f Q N' ,V I , K kr kkkk ,V ip ir, grim Athletics MIKE sWANsoN GAIL cox Those who represent the school outstandingly in the field of athletics are certainly leaders. Through their performance and good sportsmanship, they have inspired in their fellow students a deep sense of school pride. It is fitting that We bestow upon those who have enhanced the spirit of Briarcliff, the title, MOST ATHLETIC. U 1:3 LLRT Sophomorff Rffprvsentativv Junior Rc'pr1-svnlatiw .IVDY CHASE PAT CRAVFS gms- A - Sub-Frcxshman Represflntativv Freshman Reprensvntatiw CAROL COSTA BONNIE STARNES f 4 i K , , 13211 4251 f Q. 53. it A 4 ' 45,'5g ' K . wg ' ,, ,, U 1 Q 1 .. ' X wh ,, ,HW f 4 , I 1 ... F i X - Q ' . ' i Q-vo uso ,ik 'Q-0 ' 4 . W,-ww, .ZW , f f. ..m.,...M f ..,.,,,, ., x. 'L' 'pq .ff M' As 1 1 1 i l 1 - Ns ' ', 'Q kffi.-'12'Tx.gJ wM-f,gy A we .M f N k mm A, Ay K ,fQ,Nl5m'9,fuf,,, , Q. L f 'f Wh-asf -aiuqr 20nnm.qg,ff 36 1 Xa.. W1 'f X ' ' ' M-M-X. if--W f 2' 2 I 'VW ' 1-.avf+w,,,,,,,, : mf., M 44 f L 'QT X a , Qf ..AV .4 ,MM , X Q1 V4 vm -, V G 1 ., L. . . 'wi -,V .,., -Aw-, ..,s. ,.-wg ..., M. ' X W M I , I V4 , -A, A --VV , X I . 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Ye wish that we could have met each of the contestants in Qerson as fudyiny . 42 3 , x onlv from vhctofraphs makes the ich more difficult esweciallv when e , . , , e schmcl such as Briarcliff has eo many attvertive young ladies. Our wish is for this to you and all uf the Fine ferward tn returning to performance. Attached to this letter which is one of our Yavc that you will like this Gardially yours, W6 .few THE YINGSTGX ZPIO Bob Shane Kick Reynolds J0hn Stewart 204 be e most sncc students of Br Atlanta and ho yuu will find rite wietures picture also. eneful schocl year fer each of laruliff High Schcvl. We look pe to see yen aqein at cur next e vbcto of nur latest a1Wmf HF the tiree 0? us. Te hero My J l w WWW ' W 1 4 jVLL3xgi1EQJfw I I ALYCE-MARIE MOISE lst Runner-Up SHERRY GLADDICN SHARON MOORE ,J IPAW GAYLE WILLIAM WMWQM W Y WW! MWJ A PM M Wrap! 143 M, 06 MISS PJRIARELIEE gf MOL IPFS First Runner-Up SANUI BOLDT Most Talvnlwl C,-HL COX Third Rl1I'lIN'I'-lvl? 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