Central High School - Pegasus Miller Lanier Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1960 volume:

n+ ceecceserss etevereseae f sinri HH HH} ats FROM US... There are pictures—of our building . . . of those who have taught us and worked with us . . . of the seniors, the graduates of 1960 . . . and of the juniors and sophomores . . . at Miller Senior High. . . There is copy There are events, and the personalities that have made them .. . There are moments that we shall never forget . . . There are thoughts, longings. wonders, regrets, and memories. In this book are all these. Your staff TO YOU WE PRESENT... | nt rod uction 4 A c ministration 8 Dedicat ion 10 Facult y 1] Classes l6o Organizations D8 A ctivities 74 Superlatives 92 e studiec e searched diligently in the peace and quiet of the library. through stacks and stacks of magazines for infor- mation ... themes. . . essays. 3 We tried to study as Privileged Seniors, but we were tempted . . . to nibble . gossip . . . chat. We had fun as we cut letters . . . pasted . . . painted . . . and then we admired those eye-catching Guidance bulletin boards. Remem- ber? We were guinea pigs in Chemistry as new methods ty minutes of film every day tried on us! and in American History as a Miller graduate. now a college senior, did her practice teaching. We had interrupted classes ee we had fire drills . . . sometimes with planned blocked exits. We'll remember the pounding, the noise, the disturbance as the building was made safe . . . but we can’t miss those exits now... in Homemaking as we tried to learn the art of making corsages . . . and flower ar- rangements, We went outside a for Gym. . . on all days . . . in the hot and in the cold . . . for soccer, hockey. and exer- : ' cises! We used and enjoyed new equipment In the business, science, and languages departments we had wonderful new equipment—typewriters. record plavers. tape recorders, microscopes, charts, . . . Tatum and her parents admire a beauti- ful box of bugs-... ugh! .. . leyball . . . The game was much more exciting than that score showed! Our parents and friends—they all came on November ‘ ; the twelfth. That night the exhibit of Beta Club was a popular spot. As we teased... joked... listened... waited our turns at the telephone. We'll never forget those squeals, tears of joy. and smiles as girls were tapped for Beta. We sketched. we measured, we painted: we had about us both the curious and the critical as we worked on scenery for the play. Purple sheets! When we saw teachers form that line at the ditto ma- chine... . — : its e lived in suspense 4 ; :, | hen we murdered a classmate! It all happened so realistically in our Senior play (but we really did not). DR. H. G. WEAVER is presi- dent of the Board of Education. MR. MALLORY C. MR. WALLACE MILLER, JR. MR. W. P. SIMMONS ATKINSON secretary treasurer vice-president — - . — The members of our board ae We are delighted to show you these outstanding business-men, known for their executive ability . . . who devote untold hours spent in an effort to give every opportunity for education to us in Bibb County. We usually think of them ... on the second Thursday of each month . . . at the Board of Education office . . . but we show each of them in a pose typical of his committee work. Mr. W. A. Fickling, Sr. . . . Rules and Regulations . . . reviews the manual. Mr. Frank M. Willingham . . . Textbooks and Courses of Study . . . is thoroughly familiar with texts studied. Judge Oscar L. Long . . . Transportation . . . inspects new buses. Mr. C. C. Hertwig . . . Operation of Plant . . . checks equipment for the school system. Mr. A. S. Hatcher, Jr. . . . Instructional Services . . . knows and supervises all supplies. Mr. Julius Gholson is superintendent of the Bibb County School System, berry is assistant superintendent. who give u nt old h ours Mayor Edgar H. Wilson is an ex officio member. Mr. G. P. Rankin, Jr. . . . Maintenance of Plant . . . closely watches progress made in construction of classrooms and new buildings. Mr. R. A. McCord . . . Special School Needs . . . is at Glen Cove, site of a future school. Mr. H. T. Birdsey . . . Vocational Education . . . can well be happy over progress shown in this field of education. Judge W. C. Stevens . . . Military and Athletics . . . approves new equipment for use in the schools. —H ee OF EDUCATION — = | OR GRADE SCHOOL and Mr. Lloyd New- ( )n Ce W h Om we 10n0r by dedicating to her our annual because she’s always smiling, friendly, and ready for fun... because we admire so many qualities in her her ability, thoroughness. and the speed with which she accomplishes whatever she does. her well-groomed appearance and interesting personality . . . because we know her cooperative nature because we respect her. so small. and young in spirit and because she seems to be one of us. This is Mrs. Charles L. Stewart. A n ( one whom we respect for his genuine concern for the welfare and happiness of his girls... . for his inspiration and guidance for his wisdom and willingness to share it. . . for his convictions and the strength to stand by them.. . for his dignity, quiet forcefulness, under- standing, and friendliness. This is our principal. Mr. H. S. Lasseter. It may be basketball, soccer, hockey . . . or any of the other sports . . . but Mr. Lasseter is usually there . . . watch- ing... and... enjoying a good game. It may be late in the afternoon . . . : before he leaves his office, he usually stops by to talk to groups meeting after school. We just expect him then . . . enjoy him. . . and get to know him better. In her many books. students’ art work. 12 We shal] remem be r in ENGLISH .. . unity and coherence . . . hack- neyed, stereotyped, trite and cliché . . . it’s ad- vantageous . . . Do | sound like that? ...A comma there. Why? .. . Chaucer . . . Senior Es- say? .. . What is a brief? ... outlines .. Dickens ... “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” .. . Li- brary lessons again? In this department are Mrs. Frank Miller, Miss Cath erine Jones, Miss Addie Funderburke, Miss Yonah Hurt, Miss Lucile Carswell, and Mrs. Ann Martin Holmes. : [’ h OSE WwW h 0) h ave woO rk ec = as in ? , . : : in the LIBRARY .. . Remain seated until slips are taken up! - Whew! © as inher ; : : 3 . but time flies and fines mount: ... in ART . . . Squint up your eyes and see the values. . . organized con- fusion . .. perspective... shading ... Picasso... in CHORUS . . . Overtones flying around the room .. . blend your voices . breathe correctly . . . hum your note... breathe .. . Miss Mary Alfriend stresses sounds. the library is Mrs. Dixon Watson with Mrs. Jones Brown is pleased with her Mrs. A. J. Johnson, Jr., is ready for her chorus class. in SOCIAL SCIENCES ... Time to teach! ... U. S. News and World Report. . . time lines . concept . . . panel discussions . . . Federal Reserve System Mrs. “Bru,” a_ living stock exchange . . . par- allel, parallel . . . Third Ward, Precinct 207... the big idea . . . rela- tionship, that’s the word . from the Minuet to the Charleston. Mrs. W A. Perry, Miss Ann Henry, Mrs. Charles Stewart, Miss Florence Blair, and Miss Mary Holmes admire a 203 bulletin board wit h us in LANGUAGES . . . Deri vatives synonyms . . . mythology more subjunctive uses Cierren ustedes los libros, por favor . . . Dona Barbara phonetics, the French Style Shows N’avez-vous pas etudie votre lecon? . . . Dormez-vous? . ‘Oué bueno! Mrs. Frances Brubaker reigns jQué bueno! Mrs. Wendell Clark admires Latin scrapbook. in the OFFICE, the center of the La senorita Geraldine Jackson et Madame W school, we hear at the telephone veneers Se “This is Miller Senior High School . (Mrs.) Mary M. Barber.” in BUSINESS 120 words! ... I can’t even take 60! . . « Look it UP ss ledgers . . . sales slips . . . balance sheets... sets... Get instructions, un- derstand instrue- tions, follow instruc- tions . . . Don't erase! ... Where’s my typewriter cover? . Mrs. John Pellew, Miss Agnes Pittman, Miss Ann Cul- verhouse, Mrs. Paul Elkins, and Mrs. J. P. Wilingham they are in the business department. rynN . Cheir quotes... and in PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . Where are the halfbacks? .« . sub- stitutions . . . 350 Jumping Jacks? . . . Two laps around the field . . . You aren’t cold, are you? . . . Another practice this afternoon . . . Release arrows! in the LUNCH ROOM . . . It’s hamburgers, hot dogs . . . and barbecue - but today! M’mm ... it’s cherry cobbler . . . or apple ... . M’mm i! . SO good! Mrs. Bruce Thrasher teaches General Business. Mrs. Shelton Lister and Miss Rosalyn Harden check Mrs. Amy Olmstead and Mrs. J. C. Bynum check tomorrow's menu. some new gym equipment. 14 in MATHEMATICS—Hands all over the room! ... colored figures . . . Pythagorean Theorem ... Things = to = things are =. If a boat traveled upstream at eleven miles an hour... 100 graphs by tomorrow! x to the n'! power... in NATURAL SCIENCES — Hawthorn, sp. ... leaves... bugs... flowers .. . Platy- helminthes-Nemathelminthes . . . Chemistry Scrapbooks . . . H:SO. . . . learning? by films? What's that smell? 107 has gone wild again! Miss Emily Orr accompanies our well-analyzed friend on another trip from 108 to 107—a long, loud journey! ; ‘ or . fend th, « = Pt ae emg: 1 Gr. 37 Mrs. Thomas L. Crews and Miss Dorothy a Simmons enjoy some new math textbooks. , quips in HOMEMAKING .. . home proj- ects . . . relationships . . . budgets child growth and development . good grooming . . . That could be right . . . it’s a new possibility! Miss Willie Mae Little at the board works a math problem. Mrs. W. V. Williams, Jr., and Mrs. Gail Carver are quite proud of this Mrs. Lamar Ross and Mrs. John Pendergrass admire a cross section of a leaf—new to the Biology department. small arrangement, ideal for a desk. Capably leading our ser class are Charlotte Raley, vice-president; Merri We were so glad to learn that Miss Ann Henry. and Massey, president; ler n Edenfield, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Charles Stewart were chosen as our class sponsors, CLASS OF ’60 BEST IN DIXIE e Susan Patton, Gayle Watson, Kay Kelly, Gail Arrington, and Page Hutcherson, directors. FRANCES LUCILLE ADAMS Frances Honor Group 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; MBBC 11, 12; FHA 12; Archery Tournament 10 MITYLENE CLARICE AGEE Vitylene Entered 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12 MARTHA JEAN AIKEN Jeannie Transfer 1958; MAA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; Senior Play Chairman 12; Student Council 12; Supervision Officer 12; Class Volleyball Team 10; Red Cross Council 10 BARBARA LORENE ANDREWS Barbara Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Chemistry Club 12: FTA Officer 12; Music Club 11; Class Speedball Team 11: Perfect Attendance 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12 GAIL LOUISE ARRINGTON Gail Beta Club 12: Student Council Secretary 12; Class Direc- tor 12; Gym Assistant 11; MAA 11; Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Superlative GERRYLYN CHRISTINE ASHENFELDER Gerry Tri-Hi-Y 10; Supervision President 10; Red Cross 11; Music Club 12; Class Cheerleader 10; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Art Club Program Chairman 12 LEILA EUGENIA ASHURST Genie Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Cap- tain 12; FTA 10-12; Music Club 12; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10; Supervision Softb all Team 10 GAIL READ ATWATER Gail Tri-Hi-Y 10; Chemistry Club 11, 12; Chemistry Club Vice- President 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Music Club 10; Art Club Program Chairman 12 CATHERINE BAILEY Cathy FHA Officer 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball Team 10 SANDRA FAYE BAILEY Sandra FHA 10: MBBC 11: Music Club 10, 11; Art Club 12 CHARLOTTE BARKER Charlotte Beta Club 11, 12: Honor Group 11, 12: Book Store Man- ager 12: MBBC Treasurer 12; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; FHA 10; Annual Biog- rapher 1] MARGARET ANN BASS {nn Bookkeeping Roll of Honor Dis Tri-Hi-Y }1' MBBC 12; Class Speedpinball Team 1] ANITA ANN BEALL Vita MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Super- vision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 12 IRENE BELL Irene FTA Secretary 11; FTA 10-12; Supervision Officer 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12: Chemistry Club 12: FHA 10: Perfect ‘At- tendance 11: ROTC Sponsor 12 PENELOPE BELL Penny Honor Group 11, 12; Music Club Treasurer 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Class Speedball Team 11; Senior Play Scenery Com- mittee 12; Supervision Officer 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Art Club Secretary-Treasurer 12 GLORIA JEAN BLACKSHEAR Jean Perfect Attendance 11; MBBC 11; MBBC Scrapbook Editor 12; Senior Play Business Committee 12; Student Council 11, 12: Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11; Supervision Secretary 11; Chorus 10 DOROTHY ELIZABETH BRAKE Dottie FHA 10, 12; MBBC 11; Archery Tournament 11; Super- vision Volleyball Team 10, 11: Supervision Softball Team 10 SARAH ANN BRANTLEY Sarah Gregg Shorthand Award 11: Glee Club 10, 12; Supervi- sion Volleyball Team 11; Supervision Volleyball Cham- pionship Team 12; Music Club 11, 12; MBBC 11, 12 MARY LEILA BRAY Mary MBBC 11, 12; Glee Club 10; FHA 12; Chemistry Club 11: Supervision Volleyball Team 11 BARBARA NELL BRIDGES Barbara Hi-Lights Editor 12; Music Club Secretary 12: Beta Club 11, 12: Honor Group 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12; Supervision Officer 11, 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11 VIRGINIA CARROLLYN BROOKS Virginia Library Assistant 11, 12: FTA 10; FHA 12: Miller-Lanier Orchestra 10; Glee Club 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Supervision Secretary 11 ELIZABETH DIANE BROWN Diane Class Hockey Team Manager 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Class Soccer Team 11; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; FHA 12 JANE BEATRICE BROWN Jane Tri-Hi-Y 10-12: MBBC 11, 12: MBBC Group Captain 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Sports Day 11: Hi-Lights Business Staff 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11; Supervision Teams 11. 12 JANETTE FAYE BROWN Janette FHA 10; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10- 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Soft- ball Team Manager 11; Student Council Talent Show 12 KATHERINE LAVERNE BROWN Verne Hi-Lights Managing Editor 12; MAA 12; Music Club 12; Tri-H i-Y 10, 12; Sports Day 11: Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 LOUISE HINSON BROWN Louise Exhibition 10; Dramatics Club 11; Music Club 11, 12; Class Soccer Team 11; Supervision Volleyball Team Cap- tain 10; Supervision Basketball Team Manager 10; Art Club 12: Gregg Shorthand Award 11 SANDRA LEE BROWN Sandra Library Club President 12; Library Club Vice-President 11; Supervision Secretary 12; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; FHA 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 12 BETTY ANNETTE BURCH Betty SANDRA LOUISE BURKE Sandra ROTC Sponsor 11; Music Club 10-12; Supervision Officer 11; Supervision Volleyball 10; Supervision Softball 10, 11 ALICE FAYE BUSH Faye Sports Day 10, 11; MAA 12; Chemistry Club Secretary 11, 12: Hi-Lights Photo Editor 12; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Class Volleyball 12; Archery Tournament 10, 11 GAIL JoANN BUTLER JoAnn Sports Day 10; Class Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team Captain 12; Music Club 11; FHA 10; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 11 PATRICIA LOREE BUTLER Patricia Class Basketball Team 10; Supervision Basketball Team 11, 12; Supervision Officer 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Gym Monitor 10; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; FHA 10 PATRICIA ANN CALIFF Patricia Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Chemistry Club 12; FNC 12: Music Club 11 GAIL ELIZABETH CALLAWAY Gail Tri-Hi-Y 10; Music Club 10, 11: Dramatics Club 11, 12; FHA 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball 10, 11 JOYCE CAMERON Joyce Red Cross Representative 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10 VIRGINIA CARROLL Foc. Miller Radio Program Announcer 12; Dramatics Club 10- 12; Hi-Lights Staff 12 SANDRA DELORES CARTER Delores Beta Club 12; Bookstore Assistant 12: Student Council 12: Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Music Club 11: FNC 10; Lunch Monitor 1], 12 MIRIAM CASKIN Miriam Gym Assistant 11, 12; Student Council 10, 12; MAA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Sports Day 11, 12; Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11 ALPHA LaFAYE CHAMBLISS Faye MBBC 11, 12; FHA 10, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Class Soccer Team 10; Homemaking Degree 10 GLORIA JEAN CHAMBLISS Gloria Jean FNA 11, 12; FNA Group Captain 12; FHA 10, 12; Music Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball Team 10-12 JACQUELINE CHEEK Jackie Student Council 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; FHA Parliamentarian 12; FNC 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12; Supervision Softball Team Manager 11 PATRICIA FAYE CHESTER Faye Dramatics Club 10; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11: Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; Class Soccer Team 10: Senior Play Stage Committee 12 VIRGINIA GAYLE CLARK Gayle Class Hockey Team 10; Class Soccer Team 10; Sports Day 10; Supervision Softball Team Manager 10: Supervision Volleyball Team Manager 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12: Musie Club 10-12; Art Club 12 SANDRA ANN COBB Sandy ROTC Sponsor 11; MAA 11; Music Club 11, 12; Sp orts Day Aide 10; Class Volleyball Team 11; Class Hockey Team 10; Class Soccer Team 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 | _ RACHEL SHIRLEY COHEN Rachel Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MAA 11, 12; Sen- ior Play Cast 12; Music Club 10-12; Perfect Attendance 10: Sports Day 10, 1] MARGARET ANN COLLIER Wargaret Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 11; Chemistry Club 12; Hi- Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11 CAROLE GWENDOLYN COOPER Carole Library Assistant 10; Hi-Lights Editorial Staff; FHA 10, 12; Supervision Officer 10; MBBC 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Office Monitor 10 DELORES DIANE COOPER Diane Student Council 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Supervision Officer 11. 12: Class Soccer Team 10: Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12 PEGGY ANN COPELAND Peggy Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Typing Award 11; MBBC 11, 12: Class Speedpinball Team Manager 11; Sports Day 11: Supervision Softball Team Co-Captain 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 JULIA CAROLYN CORBETT Judy FTA 10, 11; Library Assistant 11; Chemistry Club 12; FNC 12: Glee Club 12; Senior Play Sound Effects Com- mittee 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12 ROSE MARIE CRUMBLEY Rose Varie Library Assistant 10-12: FHA 10, 11 MARTHA JO DEAS Vartha Jo Tri-Hi-Y 12; Music Club 11, 12; Orchestra 10: Supervi- sion Volleyball Team 10, 12: Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Softball Team 10: Art Club 12 NANCY MARIE DENDLE Vancy Orchestra 10-12; Music Club 10, 11: Senior Play Sound Effects Committee 12; FNC 11. 12: Chemistry Club 12 BONNYLYN DARE DENTON Bonny MAA 11, 12; Student Council 12; Beta Club 12; Sports Day 10, 11: Class Hockey Team Manager 10, 11; Super- vision Vice-President 10; Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11 - SUZANNE DIXON Suzie Glee Club 10: State Music Festival 10: Music Club 10. 11: Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball Team 1] BILLIE MARIAN DOCKERY Varian Student Council 10; Library Assistant 10, 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Archery Tournament 10; Class Speedpinball Team 11; Supervision Volleyball and Softball Manager 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 12; Supervi- sion Officer 12 MARTHA JANICE DOHN Jann FNC 10-12: Music Club 11; Chemistry Club 12: FNC Group Captain 12; Tennis Tournament 1] JERRY HOBSON DREW Jerry Annual Business Manager 12: FTA Program Chairman 12: Music Club 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Class Speedball Team Manager 11: Annual Solicitor 11, 12; Chemistry Club 12; Leading Ad Salesman 11 MARY DEANNA DUDNEY Deanna Tri-Hi-Y 10; Music Club Group Captain 12; Class Speed- pinball Team 10; Class Soccer Team 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11 ELLEN ANN EDENFIELD Ellen Ann Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Club Vice-President 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Class Secretary-Treasurer 10, 12; Student Council 10; Tri-Hi-Y 12; MAA 11, 12; MAA Treasurer 11 PHYLLIS PATRICIA ELLIOTT Pat FHA Vice-President 11; Gregg Shorthand Certificate 11; Library Assistant 11; MBBC 11: Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11, 12; FFA-FHA Sweetheart Contest 11: Senior Play Prompter 12; Class Volleyball Team 12 MARY SYLVIA EMANUEL Sylvia Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Girls State 11; Music Club 11, 12; Super- vision Soccer Team 11; Supervision Softball Team 11; Supervision Officer 10; Art Club 12 HELEN SHEPARD ENGLISH Helen Beta Club Treasurer 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council 11; Girls State 11; Orches- tra 10; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 1] JEANNETTE LILLIAN ETHERIDGE Jeannette Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MBBC Recording Secretary 12; Supervision Vice-President 12; Typing Award 11: Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11 MARGARET SUSAN EVANS Peggy Tri-Hi-Y 12: Supervision Officer 12; FNC 10, 11; Class Speedball Team 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team Captain 11 PATRICIA TELORAH EVANS Pat Lanier Band 11, 12; Most Improved Musician Award 11: Dixie Doodle Dandy Pit Band 11, 12; Music Festival 10- 12: Miller-Lanier Orchestra 10; Beta Club Corresponding Secretary 12; Outstanding French Student Award 10, 11: Supervision President 11 JANE KLECKLEY EVERETT Janie Supervision Offi¢er 11; Class Soccer Team 10; Music Club 11; Red Cross Alternate 12; Chemistry Club 12; Super- vision Teams 12 MOLLY ANN FINCHER Molly MAA 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Class Teams 10; Supervision Teams 10-12; Manager Class Volleyball Team 10; Music Club 12 JO ELLEN FITZGIBBONS Jo Ellen Senior Play Cast 12; Supervision President 10; Student Council 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 11; Class Soccer Team 10; Class Speedpinball Team 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-t2 BONNIE JEAN FLEMING Bonnie Jean Music Club Program Chairman 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Supervi- sion Volleyball Team 12; Supervision Officer 10; ROTC Sponsor 12 DOROTHY LOUISE FLEWELLYN Dot FHA Vice-President 12: FHA 10-12; MBBC 12: Book- keeping Roll of Honor 11; Perfect Attendance 11 SALLY JEANNETTE FLYNT Sally Red Cross Representative 10: Music Club 11, 12: Super- vision Officer 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11: Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball Team 10, 1] DOROTHY REBECCA FONTAINE Becky Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Annual Biographer 10; Chemistry Club 10; Supervision Officer 10 KATHLEEN RICE FORD Kathy MAA 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; ROTC Sponsor 10; Music Club 12; Senior Play Business Staff 12; Library Assistant 10; Supervision Teams 10-12; Supervision Officer 10 PHYLLIS ANNE FORDHAM Phyllis MBBC 11, 12; Library Club 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11: Supervision Softball Team 11 EVELYN PATRICIA FOUNTAIN Pat Entered 12; FNC 12; Chemistry Club 12 PRISCILLA FAITH FRASER Silla Tri-Hi-Y 12; FHA 10, 12; FHA Officer 10; MBBC 12; Red Cross Representative 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10, 11 IRIS ANN GARRARD Tris Ann Sports Day Aide 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11, 12; Class Soccer Team Manager 11; Class Soccer Team 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; MBBC 11; FNC 12; Supervision Volleyball Team Manager 11 MARIE ELENA GILES Marie ROTC Sponsor 11; Music Club 11, 12; FHA 10; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Class Speedball Team 11; Badminton Champion 10; Supervi- sion Teams 10-12 MARTHA SPERRY GILLELAND Sperry Red Cross Representative 11; FHA 12; Supervision Bas- ketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Art Club 12 PAULA SANDRA GOLDMAN Paula Music Club 10, 11; Red Cross Representative 12; Super- vision Teams 10-12: Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 10; Senior Play Business Staff 12; Class Hockey Team 10; Class Volleyball Team 10; Art Club Vice-President 12 TERESA ANNETTE GRAHAM Teresa Library Assistant 11, 12; FHA 12; Red Cross Alternate 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball 11: Supervision Softball 10 BARBARA JEAN GREEN Barbara FHA Secretary 10-12; Dramatics Club 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Sup- ervision Softball Team 10; Badminton Tournament 11; Art Club 12 REBECCA LEE GRIGGS Becky Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council 10; Music Club 11, 12; Art Club 12; Class Volleyball Team 10 LILLIAN RUTH GROCE Lillian Ruth Beta Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y Corresponding Secretary 12; MAA 11; Annual Biographer 11; Music 2: Club 11, 12: Student Council 10; Supervision Teams 10-12 KAY GUEST Kay Music Club 11, 12 MARY ALICE HAMLIN Mary MBBC 11, 12; FNC 10: Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11 BETTY JO HARALSON Betty Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Supervision Softball Team 11; Gym Monitor 11] MARY BETH HARDAWAY Beth Beta Club 11, 12; Music Club 10, 11; Music Club Program Chairman 12; Miller-Lanier Orchestra 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12: Supervision Officer 12 ETHEL RUNETTE HARRIS Runnie Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MBBC Corresponding Secretary 12; Supervision Officer 11, 12; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Bookstore Assistant 12; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Awards 11 MIRIAM ELISE HARRISON Mimi Supervision Officer 10-12; Music Club 10; Student Coun- cil Corresponding Secretary 11; Girls State Senator 11: Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 12; Beta Club 12; Chemistry Club 12; ROTC Sponsor 12 ZULA FAYE HARTZOG Zula Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Music Club 11, 12: MBBC 11, 12; Class Volleyball Team 12; Supervision Softball Team 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Super- vision Basketball Team 10 MARY MALENE HAYNES Vary MBBC 12; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gre ge Short- hand Award 11; FHA 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Softball Team 10 POLLY ANN HESTER Polly Ann FHA 12; MBBC 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team Manager 12; Supervision Softball Team 10; Supervision Officer 10 SARA GORDON HEWLETT Sara FTA 10-12; Chemistry Club 12 BRENDA JOYCE HIGHTOWER Brenda Perfect Attendance 10-11: Gregg Shorthand Award 11: Typing Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; FHA 10; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Softball Team 11 FRANCES KATHERINE HILL Kay Dramatics Club 11, 12; Publicity Chairman 11; Music Club 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Class Speed- ball Team 10; Supervision Basketball Team 11, 12 TRECIA BERNICE HILL Trecia Music Club 10-12; Supervision President 10-12; MAA 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11; Class Volleyball Team 10-12; Sports Day 10, 11: Class Basketball Team Manager 10 LENA ESTELLE HOLLOWAY Estelle MAA 12; MBBC 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11, 12; Class Teams 11; Sports Day 11; Exhibition Basketball Team 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Perfect Attendance 11 MARGARET TANZEL HONEYCUTT Tanzel Entered 11; Music Club Vice-President 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12; Annual Advertiser 12 SUE ELLEN HOPPE Sue MAA 11; Musie Club 11; Class Basketball Team 10; Sports Day 10; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11: Class Soccer Team 10: Chemistry Club 12 DERYL ARLENE HOWINGTON Deryl Chemistry Club President 12; Chemistry Club 11; Class Speedpinball Team 10; Class Basketball Team 10; Super- vision Officer 11, 12; Supervision Teams 10, 11 JO ANN HOWINGTON Jo Ann FTA President 12: Chorus President 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12; Chemistry Club 12 DINAH JEAN HUDSON Dinah Music Club 11; Class Soccer Team Manager 11; Chemistry Club 12: Senior Play Scenery Committee 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12 SHIRLEY TAYLOR HUDSON Shirley Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council 12; Supervision Volleyball Team Manager 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 12; FHA 10; FNC 12 MARY ALICE HUGHES Mary Alice Sports Day 10; FHA 10: Class Soccer Team 10, 11: Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11 SALLY JOSEPHINE HUGHES Sally FNC Treasurer 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11: Music Club 12: Sports Day 10, 11; Class Soccer Team 10, 11; Super- vision Softball Team 10: Supervision Basketball Team 10 MARY ELLEN HUNT Vary Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11: FHA 10 BARBARA JEAN HUNTER Boo Hi-Lights Business Manager 12; ROTC Sponsor 10; MAA 11. 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Class Teams 10, 11; Girls State Attorney General 11; Annual Ad Solicitor 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12 JAN GRACE HURST Gracie Beta Club 11. 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Underwood Typ- ing Award 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Student Coun- cil Typist 12; Student Council Aide 12; MBBC 11, 12; FHA 10 MARTHA PAGE HUTCHERSON Page Senior Class Director 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Music Club 11, 12: Class Teams 10, 11; ROTC Sponsor 12 HARRIET LEA HUTSON Harriet Beta Club 12; Gym Assistant 12; MAA 12; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Music Club 11; FNC 10, 11; Class Teams 10. 11 LOMA MAXINE JACKSON Butch Honor Group 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; MAA 11], 12; Library Assistant 11; Music Club 12; MBBC 11; Super- vision Officer: Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 1] CATHERINE IRENE JOHNSON Catherine FHA 12; Miller-Lanier Chorus 12; MBBC 12; Red Cross 10 ELIZABETH BRADBERRY JOHNSON Betsy Gym Assistant 12; ROTC Sponsor 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12: MAA 11, 12; Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Sports Day 11 BARBARA JEAN JONES Jean FHA 10; Senior Play Make-up Committee 12 CAROL ELLEN JONES Carol Class Speedpinball Team 10; FTA 10; FTA Historian 11; FTA Program Chairman 12; Library Assistant 10-12; Li- brary Club Vice-President 12; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12: Supervision Teams 10-12 EMMA JO JONES Emma Jo Homecoming Queen 12; Cheerleader 12; Student Council Vice-President 12: Inter-School Student Council President 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Class Basketball Team Manager 11; Sports Day 11; Superlative JUDY BARBARA JONES Judy Red Cross 11, 12 LOLA VIRGINIA JONES Virginia FHA 10; MBBC 11; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Softball Team 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11 MARISUE JONES Sue FTA Historian 11; FTA 10-12; Chemistry Club 12; Girls State 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10 BETTY RUTH JORDAN Betty MBBC 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11 FAYE JORDAN Faye Beta Club 12; MAA 12; Gym Assistant 12; Girls State 11; Honor Group 11, 12; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12; Super- vision Officer 10, 11; Class Speedball Championship Team 1] SANDRA KAY KELLY Kay Class Director 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12: Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 12; Supervision Officer 10-12; Tri- Hi-Y 10-12; Sports Day 10; Superlative ELIZABETH SADLER KEMP Liz Cheerleader 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12: MAA 12; Music Club 12; Girls State 11; Annual Biographer 11 DONNA JEWEL KIMBLE Donna Beta Club 11, 12; Chemistry Club 12; FNC 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12; Dramatics Club 10; Honor Group 11, 12; Senior Play Committees 12 RITA EARLENE KING Rita FHA 11; Library Assistant 10-12; Class Soccer Team 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10: Senior Play Business Staff 12 MARGARET FAYE KITCHENS Faye Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; MBBC 11, 12 MARION ANN KITE Ann ROTC Sponsor 11; MAA 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Sports Day 10; Class Teams 10; Annual Biographer 11; Speedpinball Team 11; Class Cheerleader 12 BRENDA ELVIRA KLEPSIG Brenda Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Typing Award 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; FHA 10; Music Club 10-12; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Vol- leyball Championship Team 12 GEORGIANNE LANE Skip Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11: Library Assistant 11, 12: MBBC 12; Class Volleyball Team 10: Supervision Volley ball Team 10, 11: Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11: Supervision Softball Team 10. 11 PATRICIA IRIS LAYTON Patricia Annual Assistant Business Manager 12: Gym Assistant 12: MAA 11, 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10-12: Beta Club 12; Music’ Club 10-12: Annual Ad Solicitor 11; Supervision Officer 11 SYLVIA LANE LILES Sylvia Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 1] LINDA DELL LISTER Linda MBBC 11, 12: Typing Award 11: Music Club 12: Super- vision Teams 10-12: FHA 10 VACRETIA AUGUSTINE LOVETT V acretia Dramatics Club Secretary 10-12; Senior Play Cast 12: Music Club 12; FHA 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11 NINA SUZANNE LUMPKIN Suzanne MBBC 11; FHA 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11: Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Senior Play Stage Committee 12; Archery Tour- nament 10; Art Club 12 MARGIE ANNE MANDERSON Anne FHA 10; Dramatics Club 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Music Club 12; MBBC 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11 MARILYN MANNING Marilyn Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11: Music Club 10-12; Supervision Officer 10; Supervision Softball Team 11; Art Club 12 MARTHA JANE MASON Vartha Entered 11; Beta Club 12: MBBC 11. 12: Tri-Hi-Y 12: Music Club 12: Honor Group 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11 MERRI DAWN MASSEY Merri Class President 10-12: Student Council 10-12: Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12: MAA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12: Gym Assistant 11; Superlative GLENDA JEAN MAXWELL Glenda Hi-Lights Cartoon Editor 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Music Club 12; Supervision Softball Team 11; Supervision Cheerleader 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10 JUDITH SIMONE MAXWELL Simone MBBC 12; FHA 10 BRENDA KAY MAYO Brenda Gym Assistant 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Champion- ship Team 11, 12; Class Volleyball Team 10, 11; Class Basketball Team 10, 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Perfect Attendance 10 CAROL WYMAN McALLISTER Carol Hi-Lights Exchange Editor 12; Music Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11 PATSY ANN McCOOK Patsy MBBC 11, 12; FHA 10; Supervision Volleyball Cham- pionship Team 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, hi; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11 REBECCA McDOUGAL Becky FHA 10; Library Assistant 10; MBBC 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11, 12; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10 SHIRLEY MARIE McKIM Shirley MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Softball Team 11 JULIANN McMAHAN Julie Student Council 10; Student Council Aide 12; Gym As- sistant 11, 12; MAA 11, 12; Annual Biographer 10; Super- vision Officer 10-12; Sports Day 10, 11; Class Teams 10-12 VIRGINIA CHLOE McMILLAN Jenni Library Assistant 10; Music Club 11, 12 Girls State Councilman and Commissioner 11; Hi-Lights Feature Edi- tor 12 MARTHA ANN McPHERSON Martha Ann FHA Public Relations Chairman 10; FHA 10, 12; FNC 10-12: Tri-Hi-Y 12; Supervision Officer 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11 RUTH ELIZABETH MINSHEW Ruth NYDIRA ANN MITCHELL Vydira Homecoming Court 12; ROTC Sponsor 10; Class Director 10; Supervision President 10; Music Club 11, 12; Class Soccer Team Manager 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10 MARGARET ROSE MOODY Rose Red Cross 12; Ad Solicitor 12; Senior Play Business Com- mittee 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Supervision Team Manager 11, 12 LINDA LANE MOSELEY Linda Music Club 10; Glee Club 10, 12: Student Council 12: Supervision Volleyball Team 10 Kae el MARGARET CAMILLE MOSELY Camille Beta Club 12; Music Club President 12; Girls State 11: Thespian 12; ROTC Sponsor 11; Senior Play Cast 12; Dramatics Club Play 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 VIOLET LUCILE NEBLETT Violet Honor Group 11; Student Council 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Stu- dent Council Alternate 12 PHOEBE CAROL NELSON Phoebe Miller Thrift Bank Vice-President 12; Beta Club 12; Book- keeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; MBBC 12; Music Club 12; Supervision Softball Team 11 MARGARET LOUISE NEWBERRY Margaret Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Bookstore Assistant Manager 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Student Council 10: Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11: Gregg Shorthand Award 11; MBBC 11, 12 MARGARET ADELL ODOM Mimi Annual Editorial Staff 12; Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council 11; Girls State Secretary of Senate 11; FTA 11; Library Assistant 10; Supervision Teams 10 LORETTA EDINE OGBURN Edine Thespian 11, 12; Dramatics Club Treasurer 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; FHA Chairman of Degrees 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solici- tor 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Perfect Attendance 11 GAYNELLE VIRGINIA PARHAM Gaynelle Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Typing Award 11; Student Council 12; Class Basketball Team 11; MBBC 11, 12: Red Cross 11, 12; FHA 10; Typing Roll of Honor 1] LAURA ANN PARHAM Ann Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Typing Award 11; Music Club 11, 12; MBBC 11, 12; FHA 10; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10 SUSAN ELIZABETH PATTON Susan Annual Editor-in-Chief 12; Homecoming Court 12; Class Director 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11; Honor Group 11, 12; MAA 11; ROTC Sponsor 12 BRENDA JOAN PEACOCK Brenda MAA 12: MBBC 11; FHA 10; Sports Day 11: Class Teams 11; Typing and Shorthand Awards 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Perfect Attendance 11 JUDITH GRAHAM PELL Judye Music Club 10-12; Music Club Program Chairman 12; Sports Day 10; FHA 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10, 11; Art Club 12 VIVIAN ANN POOLE Viv Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12; Speedball Champion Team 11; Class Hockey Team 10; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Super- vision Volleyball Team Manager 10; Girls State 11] JANET LOUISE POWELL Janet Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; MAA 11, 12: FHA 10; Music Club 11; Class Teams 10-12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11 DONNA GRACE POWERS Donna Beta Club 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11; FNC President 12; FNC State Secretary 12; Sports Day 10, 11; Class Teams 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; ROTC Sponsor 12 KATHERINE VAN DUSEN RADCLIFFE Kay Dramatics Club 10-12; Dramatics Club President 12; Thes- pian 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Hi-Lights Headline Edi- tor 12; Music Club 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11 CHARLOTTE EDWINA RALEY Charlotte Class Vice-President 11, 12; Student Council Treasurer 11; Student Council Chaplain 12; Beta Club 12; Annual As- sistant Business Manager 12; Hi-Lights News Editor 12; Supervision President 10, 11; Superlative BARBARA CECELIA RANKIN Barbara Beta Club 11, 12; Red Cross President 12; Gym Assistant 11; MAA 12; Sports Day 10, 11; Class Teams 10, 11; FNC 10, 11 PEGGY JOYCE REEVES Bookstore Assistant 12; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11: Senior Play Scenery Committee 12: Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Music Club 11, 12: MBBC 11. 12 SANDRA ELAINE REEVES Sandra Senior Play Make-up Committee 12; Art Club 12 YVONNE REEVES Yvonne Dramatics Club Group Captain 11; Dramatics Club Play Business Manager 11; Red Cross Alternate 10; Music Club 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Chemistry Club 12 BRENDA JOYCE REGISTER Brenda Music Club 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Super- vision Volleyball Team Manager 12; Supervision Vice- President 11, 12; FHA 12; Badminton Tournament 10; Supervision Basketball Team 11 CAROLE EDITH RHODENHISER Carole Senior Play Cast 12; FNC 12; MAA 11; Chemistry Club 11; Sports Day 10, 11; Class Soccer Team 10, 11; Class Speedpinball Team 10 SANDRA KAYE RICHARDS Sandra Glee Club 10, 12; Music Club 11, 12; MBBC 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11 VIRGINIA MAE RICHARDSON Ginger Archery Tournament 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Shorthand Award 11; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 11; Super- vision Softball Team 11; Art Club 12 MELANIE JO RIDDLE Melanie Student Council 12; Inter-School Council Representative 12; Supervision Officer 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 PAMELA LEIGH ROBERTS am Tri-Hi-Y 12; Music Club 11, 12; Art Club 12 GLORIA ROBY Gloria FNC 11: Dramatics Club 10; FHA 10-12; FHA Historian 10, 12; Supervision Softball Team 11; Supervision Volley- ball Team 12; Art Club 12 DONNA SUE ROLLINGS Donna Senior Play Business Staff 12; FNC 10; Music Club 12; FHA 10; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Cham- pionship Team 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Super- vision Basketball Team 10 PATRICIA SANDEFUR Pat Archery Tournament 11; Sports Day 11; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10; MBBC 11, 12; FHA 10 CLAUDIA DEANNE SAUNDERS Cindy Student Council President 12; Student Council 11, 12; Girls State Sheriff 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision Officer 11; Class Speedpinball Team 10; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Superlative VERA ELLEN SCARBARY Vera FHA 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Softball Team 10; Class Soccer Team 11; Sports Day 11; MBBC 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11; Red Cross Alter- nate 1] VIRGINIA ANN SCOVILLE Ann Gym Assistant 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12: MAA 11, 12; Hi-Lights Sports Editor 12; Student Council 11; Class Teams 10-12; Music Club 12 PATRICIA ANN SELF Pat Chemistry Club 12; FTA 12; Music Club 11: Supervision Softball Team 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 11 SOLEMLIE MAE SESSIONS Mae MBBC 11, 12; Senior Play Scenery Committee 12; Super- vision Volleyball Team 10- 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10-12; Supervision Softball Team 10-12; Art Club 12 MARY EVA SEWELL Mary Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Bookstore Assistant 12; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Awards 11; Typing Awards 11; MBBC ll, 12; Sports Day Aide 10 GLORIA JEAN SHELTON Gloria FHA 10; Library Club 10, 11; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Softball Team 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 12 MARGARET SHIRAH Vargaret Class Hockey Team Manager 10; Class Soccer Team 10: Tri-Hi-Y 10; Music Club 11; Red Cross 12: Art Club 12 GLENDA SHIVER Glenda Supervision Softball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12 MARY LOUISE SIKES Vary Entered 11; Beta Club 12; Red Cross 11, 12: Red Cross Chapter-Wide Council Vice-President 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Thespians 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11 BETTY SWEET SIMMONS Betty Sweet Beta Club 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Cheerleader Captain 12; Annual Associate Editor 12; Homecoming Court 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MAA 11; ROTC Sponsor 12 DOROTHY ANN SIMMONS Dorothy MBBC 11, 12: FHA 10 BARBARA SMITH Barbara MBBC 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Red Cross 10: Office Monitor 10-12; Student Council Alternate 10; FHA 12: Office Typist 12 EVA JEWEL SMITH Jewel Library Assistant 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11: Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11 HATTIE KAY SMITH ay Entered 11; Miller Radio Program Announcer 12; Red Cross Vice-President 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Thespian 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 1] LINDA LEE SMITH Smity Gym Assistant 11, 12; MAA 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11; Music Club 10-12; Class Teams 10-12; Class Volleyball Team 10-12 SALLY ANN SMITH Sally Ann MBBC 10, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Archery Tournament 10; Supervision Softball Team 10 BETSY DuBOSE SOLOMON Betsy Senior Play Cast 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 12; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Art Club President 12 JOYCE ANN SPEAR Joyce Ann Student Council 10; Tri-Hi-Y 12; MBBC 12; Future Home- makers 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 12 BARBARA LEE SPILLER Barbara Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Club Historian 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MAA 11; Supervision President 10, 12; Chemistry Club 11, 12; Chemistry Club Program Chairman 12; ROTC Sponsor 12 BARBARA ALLEN STANTON Barbara Hi-Lights Circulation Manager 12; MAA 11, 12; Music Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Class Teams 11 MARY LIZZIE STEPHENS Liz Class Soccer Team 11; FHA 11, 12; Lunchroom Monitor 10; Library Assistant 11; Red Cross 10; Supervision Vol- leyball Team 10 SARA FRANCES STEWART Sara FHA 10, 12; MBBC 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10, 12: Perfect Attendance 11 CLAUDIA LEE STROUD Claudilee FHA Sergeant-at-Arms 10; Supervision Softball Team 11 MARDELL LUREE STUCKEY Mardell Beta Club 11, 12; Miller Thrift Bank President 12; MBBC 11, 12: FHA 10; Honor Group 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Typing Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11 KATHRYN JEWEL SUTHERLAND Kathryn Gym Assistant 12; Tri-Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Honor Group 11; Beta Club 11; MAA 11, 12: Student Council 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 LINDA DOYAL SUTHERLAND Linna Student Council Officer 12; Homecoming Court 12; State Beta Club Secretary 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Honor Group 11. 12: Beta Club 11, 12; Class Secretary-Treasurer 11; Superlative MARTHA VIRGINIA TALLEY Martha Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Club Secretary 12; Annual Editorial Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y Executive Council 11; MAA 12; Music Club 10, 11; Honor Group 11, 12 MARIA ELENA THAMES Elena Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MBBC President 12; Supervision Officer 10, 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Typing Certificate 11; Office Typist 12; FHA 10 LINDA KAY THOMAS Kay Student Council 11; MAA 12; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Sports Day 11; Supervision Teams 11, 12; Class Volley- ball Team 11; Class Soccer Team 11; Annual Biographer 11 MYRTLE ANN THOMAS Ann FHA 10; MBBC 12 CHARLOTTE KATHRYN THOMPSON Charlotte FHA Secretary 10; FNC 11, 12; Chemistry Club 11, 12: Chemistry Club Treasurer 12; Girls State 11; Supervision Basketball Team 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12 SCARLETT DAWN THOMPSON Scarlett Beta Club 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Bookstore Assistant 12; MBBC Club 11, 12; Music Club 11, 12; Annual Biographer 11; Per- fect Attendance 11 PATRICIA JEAN TIDWELL Jean MBBC 11, 12; FHA 10; Library Assistant 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Softball Team 10 MARIA THERESA TIMMS Theresa MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12; Super- vision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Softball Team 11; Chemistry Club 11 DONNA MARIE TREADWELL Donna FTA Secretary-Treasurer 12; Supervision Officer -11, 12; Badminton Tournament 10; Chemistry Club 12; Supervi- sion Volleyball Team 11, 12; Supervision Softball Team 10 JANE LENOX TYLER Jane ROTC Sponsor 11; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Hi-Lights Advertising Manager 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision Teams 10; Sports Day 11 MARLYN UTLEY Marlyn Head Majorette 12; Majorette 10, 11; Girls State Mayor 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Class Teams 10, 11; MAA 11, 12; Sports Day 10, 11 HARRIET LOUISE VARN Harriet Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 12; Tri-Hi-Y District Council 12: Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 11; Red Cross Treasurer 11; Red Cross Publicity Chairman 12; Supervision Officer 12 CAROLYN REBECCA WALKER Carolyn Senior Play Committee 12; FNC Publicity Manager 11; FNC Head Group Captain 12; Sports Day 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 11, 12; Music Club 12 MELBA HARRELL WALKER Jerrie Music Club 11, 12; Student Council 10; Supervision Teams 10-12; Senior Play Committee 12 LUCY de SAUSSURE WARREN Lu Tri-Hi-Y President 12; Beta Club 12; MAA 12; Hi-Lights Business Staff 11: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Class Teams 11, 12; Supervision Teams 11, 12; Chemistry Club 12 BERTHA CAROLYN WATSON Carolyn FTA 10; Supervision Teams 10, 11] ERMA LOUISE WATSON Cookie FNC Officer 12; Chemistry Club 12; Supervision Officer 10; Class Soccer Team 11; Class Cheerleader 10; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12; Supervision Teams 10-12; Bookkeep- ing Roll of Honor 11 SANDRA GAYLE WATSON Gayle Beta Club President 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Class Director 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 11; Supervision Officer 10-12; Girls State 11; Superlative GLYNDA FAYE WEBB Glynda Honor Group 12; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Officer 10, 12; Supervision Volleyball Championship Team 12; Typ- ing Award 11; Perfect Attendance 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 CLARA ELAINE WELLS Elaine Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Library Assistant 11; FTA 11; Supervision Teams 11, 12; Supervision Bas- ketball Team Captain 11; Class Speedpinball Team 11 DORIS ANNETTE WEST Annette MBBC 11, 12; Honor Group 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Typing Award 11 CAROLE ELAINE WHEELESS Lane Glee Club 12: Office Typist 12: Library Assistant 11: Musie Club 12: MBBC 11. 12° LYDIA ELIZABETH WHITE Beth MAA President 12: Supervision President 10, 11: Class Teams 10-12; MAA 11, 12: Perfect Attendance 10. ll; Supervision Vice-President 12 VENETA ANN WHITE Veneta Music Club 10-12; Miller-Lanier Orchestra 10-12: All-State Orchestra 11, 12; State Music Festival 10-12: Perfect Attendance 1] JUDITH FAYE WHITEHURST Judy MAA 11; Music Club 12; FTA 12: Tri-Hi-Y 12: Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Senior Play Scenery Committee 12 CLARA THERESA WILKINSON Theresa Library Assistant 10 JUDITH JEAN WILLIAMSON Judy Music Club 12; Dramatics Club 11; Supervision Volley- ball Team 11, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 11: Senior Play Committee 12; Art Club 12 FRANCES WILLIS Fran Dramatics Club Vice-President 12; Thespian Troupe Vice- President 12; Music Club 10-12: Chorus 10: Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Speedball Team Manager 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10 BARBARA ANN WILSON Barbara MAA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Music Club 10-12 Senior Play Business Committee 12; Sports Day Aide 11; Class Volley- ball Team 10, 11; Class Basketball Team 10; Supervision Teams 10-12 MARJORIE WINN Margie FTA Scrapbook Chairman 12; Chemistry Club 12; Music Club 10; Supervision Teams 10, 11: Hi-Lights Ad Solici- tor 12 MARY BELLE WOOD Mary Beta Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y Group Cap- tain 12: Student Council 10; FNC 10, 11; FNC Vice- President 12; Class Volleyball Team 10; Honor Group 11, 12 BEVERLY JEAN WORSHAM Bev FHA 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 11 MARJORIE JO WRIGHT Margie Tri-Hi-Y 12; MBBC 12; FHA Officer 12; Library Assist- ant 10, 11; Red Cross 10, 11; Shorthand Award 11; Super- vision Volleyball Team 10-12: Supervision Softball Team 10 BENNY JEAN YANCEY Jean FHA 10; MBBC 11, 12 RONDA MARLENE COHEN January 2, 1942—June 15, 1959 Psalm 121 I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. The Lord is thy keeper: the Lord is thy shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night. The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: He shall preserve thy soul. The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even forevermore. Leading the Junior Class are Lynda Jones, director: Judy Miller, director; Lynn Everett, secretary-treasurer; Curry Harrison, president; Peggy Martin, vice-president: and Mary Anne Houser, director. SLASS OF 61 — FULL OF FUN Carolyn Shella Bonnie Mary Dot Angels Sandrz Elizabeth Adams Amann Barnett Batchelor Bell Bennett Bledsoe Boltze Connie Becky Sherry Elene Sandra Cecilia Jean Julia Ann Adams Arnold Barberick Bateman Bedgood Benson Bloodworth Bond Gloria Kay Alice Helene Betty Metta Pat Judy Alford Baker Bashuk Bernstein Beatty Birge Bloodworth Bowman Brenda Pat Bridgeman Brown 2 t L QO a N ee) Se b a Chapman Ruth Clay Ranelle Coleman Couch Carole Collinsworth Laurel Crutchfield Joye e Cranford Terry Cranford Joyee Crenshaw Toni Crocker Kaye Crutchfield a Bonnie Davis Darrell Davis Helen Davis Zoe Dawson Rita Della Donna Dale DiAntonio Janie Dodson Penny Dollar Jean Donahoo Janice Duke Kay Durham Shirley Edwards Jo Elliott Regina Ennis Mildred Eschmann Mary Etheridge Joyce Evans Lynn Everett Annette Fields Ellen Fletcher Fran Flournoy Nancy Fowler Phyllis Frazier Carolyn Freeman Juanita Gabriel Charlotte Gambell Dean Gibson Mary Gibson Ann Glover Sue Good Gordon Frankie Grant Bonnie Green Carol Green Carolyn Green Murriel Griffin Dianne Grissom Charlotte Haines Mary Alice Haines Betsy Hales Lynn Hall Lynne Hall Shirley Hamilton Anna Hancock Sydney Hancock Karen Hanner Betty Happoldt Connie Hardeman Peggy Harper Curry Harrison Jean Harrison Earline Hayslip Sandy Heil Elaine Holding Mabrey Holloway Mary Anne Houser Charlene Hubert Toby Hudson Ginger Hughes Sandra Humphrey Shirley Hurst Ouida Hutchinson Gayle Johnson Glenda Johnson Mary Alice Johnson Helen Johnson Katheryn Jones Lynda Jones Patricia Jones Peggy Jones Geraldine Keeble Margaret Kephart Dianne Kirk Diane K itchens Sarolyn Krampitz Frances Lanier Brenda Lawhorne Annette Lawrence Rosemary Lawson Linda Leach Judy Leaptrot Debbie Leggett Judy Leonard Susan Levine Janice Lines Harriett Linkous Memory Lister Jeanne Long 3999 a Mina Oi . Ma. xh. — - Sandra g Mary Ann Martha Sharon Harriett ile Long Marshall Massengill McDonald Michel Murphey Norton Pawley Pam Kay Pearlie Sarah Joe Judy Marianne Toni Delores Lowe Marshall McCallum McGouirk Miller Murchison Nutting Perry Linda Lidia Mary Jane Jane Donna Frances Faye Diane Lunsford Martin McCarren McLendon Mills Nash O’Hern Phillips Janice Peggy Sandra Sandra Lynn Latane Louise Judy Lyde Martin McCarthy McLeod Mitchell Nelms O'Neal Phillips Evelyn Carole Nena Brenda Margaret Irene Loretta Linda Maddox Massey McClancy Meeks Moore Nelson Osborne Pitts Diane Marlys Virginia Shirley Saundra Paulette Gail Ann Marchman Massey McCook Melvin Moseley Norris Parker Ragan 48 Gloria Renfroe June Revell Joy Reynolds Ann Dianne Riley Roughton Charlotte Robertson Margaret Robe rtson 3arbara Claudia Rogero Sanderson Becky Sapp Nancy Saunders Reba Scarbary Camille Schaefer Sandy Schell Alexis Schuyler Sandra scott Pat ] ox hrimpshire Louise Seymore Joann Shepard Diane Sherwood Diane Sims ousan Slocumb Carole Smith Janet Smith Nancy Smith Lee Sorrow Cecelia now Jannis Stallworth Jette Stanton Sandy Steinmeyer Mattie Stephens Midge Stone Robby Strozier Carol Sumner Diane Surles Ann Talbird Brenda Tate Elaine Taylor Thigpen Linda Thigpen Carole Thomas Billie Thompson June Thornton Joyce Tidwell 50 Jackie Tudor Dorothy Tyson Carolyn Valentine Sherry Vinson Joyce Waits Ruth Anne Waldrep Gwen Walker Nancy Walker Reba Waller Sandra Walton Tina Warrick Melanie Watkins Hilary Watson Pat Weaver Cathy Welsh Karen Wheaton Dianne White Donna Whitehead Ginny Whitener Lynda Whitley Rebecca Wilbanks Charlotte Williams Glenda Williams Janet Williams Jean Williams Lawanna Williams Patricia Williams Sherry Williams Barbara Wilson Barbara Windham Barbara Wood Deane Wor yds Linda Woolf Sandra Work OD nN 3 2 Lynda Worley Elaine Wright Diane Yaughn Martha Young Sandra Young Glenda Zellner . ad ‘ ars a Chosen to be leaders of the Sophomore Class are Susan Eddy, secretary-treasurer; Lee Aldrich, vice-president; Joanne Brown, presi- dent; and Betty Baker, director CLASS OF ’62 — LOYAL AND TRUE Carol Ann Elizabeth Betty Sonja Able Adams Allen Askew Bailey Baker Ballek Barnes Barrow Carol Lee Carolyn Brenda Faye Posey Louise Cheryl Peggy Adams Aldrich Anderson Attaway Bailey Baker Barfield Barnett Bartlett Linda Ann Tommie Linda Linda Carole Cherry Brenda Bobbie Adams Alexander Anderson Attaway Bailey Baldwin Barlow Barrett Bass 51 Elaine Catherine Ginny Etta Mae Sandra rlo Kay Margaret Ginny Basso Bennett Bolden Brantley Brown Cates Childs Coleman Carol Mary Lamar Beverly Fay Barbara Juanita Jackie Martha Baxter Benton Booth Bray Brubaker sI Chalkley Chiles Conner Stella Brenda Jackie Vicki Lucy ge Anne Dianne Bonnie Beaty Berkner Bowers Brooks Bryant sutl Champion Christian Cook Jean Carol Ann Ernestine Carolyn Charles Rowena Jackie Jean Karen 3eck Bretleyoun Bracewell Broome Bullgck Byars Champion Clance Cook Bonnie Charlotte Patricia Carol Barbara Elaine Nelda Jeanne Jane Beckman Bivins Bracewell Brown Bunting Byington Chapman Clark Cooper Holly Linda Kay Joanne Mary Pearl Gail Gloria Beverly Jean Belew Blackshear Brackett Brown Burk Carmichael Chasteen Cobb Coopef Betty Cathy Julia Nancy Catharine Jo Nell Lynda Coralie Gloria Benefield Bloor Branham Brown Burns Carter Ches ter Colburn Coulter A Kay Cowan Karen Cowdrey Sherry Cranford Marlene Creel Brenda Cribb Ruby Crook Carol Ann Crouch Travine Crouch Barbara Crumbley Barbara Cummings Paulette Cunningham Phyllis Crutchfield Virginia Dailey Elizabeth Dantzler Deryl Daugherty Linda Davidson Ann Davis Joan Davis Johnny Mae Davis Judy Davis Loraine Davis Pattie Davis Gloria Dieion Bonnie Dendle Mickey Dennis Linda Dixon Vonceil Dixon Linda Dominey � “a C3 Nancy Domingos Cheryl Donovan Carla Douthit Mary Drake Pat Driver Donna Duffell Charlotte Dumas Dunlap Elaine Dunn Ginny Durham Ann Durkee Jean Durden Lena Rae Durrett Susan Eddy Edmonson Paula Edwards ( carole English Faye Evans Jackie Evans Peggy Evans Harriet Evins Ezell Mary Sue Ezell Judy Farrell Ann Fielding Judy Fitzgibbons Louise Fitzpatrick Judy Flournoy Glenda Floyd Bobera Fowler Gloria Francis Janice French Eden Frost Faye Fuller Brenda Fulwood 53 Ruth Garrett Ada Garrison Martha Gaston Jennie Gautier Bobby Gay Jerry Gentry Len George Barbara Gibbs Susan Gibson Sharon Faye Gillette Mary Gladstone Mary Glore Emily Gober Brenda Goff Alice Gordon Linda Gordon Julia Goss Jacqueline Granade Joy Grant Beverly Green Gerry Green Peggy Green Barbara Griffin Fay Grinstead Barbara Hale La Dora Hall Barbara Jo Hardeman Ellen Harrell Gini Harshbarger Donna Hartman Shirley Hartman Sandra Hartness Gail Harvey Carol Hatcher Kam Hatcher Barbara Hawkins Patty Hawkins Jeanne Hay Donna Head Marsha Helton Myra Helton Gloria He ndrix Margaret Hendrix Dottie Herin Elaine Herndon Linda Herron Gail Hersh Jeannette Hester Margaret Hiett Imelda Height Mary Ann Hitchcock Pat Hogan Patsy Holder Mettie Holland Linda Holloway Anne Horton Carolyn Horton Janice Horton Kay Howard Harriette Howe Sandra Howington Randall Huckabée Linda Hudgins � 6a oP . acoA Pod Sandra Hudson Julia Ingram Mary Ruth Ingraham Sarah Ingram Nita Irwin Cassandra Ivey Fay Jackson ‘9 a. 4 Joyce Jackson Carolyn James Helen Jarriel Barbara Jenkins Carol Johnson Ellen Johnson Judy Jones ALA Terry Jones Theresa Jones Marian Jordan Marianna Kaufman Joyce Kephart Gayle King Kathy King Kitchens Beverly Knight Evelyn Knight Beth Lambert Sandra Langford Linda Laurens Rm ih uA a Linda Lavender Linda Lawhon Dianna Lewis Carol Linder Amy Lindsey Linda Lineburger Mary Lober Patsy Logue Elizabeth Lominick Barbara Lovelace Cheryl Lovett Arlene Mac on Linda Maddox Scarlett Maddox Manderson Ann Marsaen Carol Marshall Sandra Marshall Martin Connie Massey Elaine Massey Gail Matthews Shirley Maxwell Glenda Mc A fee Joan McCallum Sherry McCallum Margaret McDonald Judy McElveen Mary McGee Russell McKay Sue McRay Kaye Mellette Audrey Merritt Louise Metz Lyn Middlebrooks 55 Judye Miller Deanna Milner Trudy Mitchell Barbara Molton Diane Monaghan Paula Moody Gail Morgan Bobby Jean Moss Sara Mullis Carol Murphy Kay Nelesn Connie Newberry Mary Beth Newman Ellen Nikula Mildred Nobles oue Ogden Maureen Palmer Carol Parker Ter esa Parker Nancy Peavy Jane Peed Tatum Dudley Pendleton Powers Beulah Pam Peterson Preston Judy Rebecca Pettey Pritchard Jananne Jene Pettis Rachels Barbara Julie Pheil Reed Mary Frances Jane Pose y Richardson Deanna Elaine Potts Barbara Roberts Bettye Roberts Mary Frances Rodgers Sue Rogers Sandra Rorex Darlene Ries June Rossland Phyllis Rowland Gail Russell Charlotte Rutherford Gayle Ryals Nina Jo Sanders Sandra Sapp Louise Schaffer Cheryl Schrader Patricia Scott Amelia Searcy Judy Self Ann Seymour Faye Sharpe Kay Sheally Pat Shelly Mavis Slaton Linda Smallwood Betty Smith Jeanette Smith Kathryn Smith Kay Smith Smith Nancy Smith Sandra Soloman « Juanita Stanley Martha Stanton Donna Stauffer Beth Stephens Barbara Stevens Barbara Stokes Strong Bernice Taylor Joanne Taylor Patricia Taylor Regena Taylor Dolores Terry Marsha Tharpe Carol Lee Thayer Barbara Thigpen Barbara Thomas Kay Thomas Linda Thompson Sandra Thompson Mary Ann Timms Dian Torbert Quilla Truett Mary Ann Tucker Marie Underwood Ellen Ursitti Lois Ussery Georgia Vaughan Joyce Vaughn Ann Vickers Janice Vimont Sondra Vogel Barbara Walker Christie Walker Shirley Walker Phyllis Wall Shirley Wallace Margie Wagner Martha Ward Inez Watson Shirley Weeks Betty Wells Brenda Whitaker Grace White Patricia Whitley Barbara Wiggins Peggy Wilder Rosemary Williams Linda Willis Betty Wilson Harriett Wimberly Lynda Witt Sandra Wolf Delores Wood Woodruff Margaret Wood ward Joan Wright Beth Wrye Willene Yarbrough La Trelle Young Zandra Zorzi Ps Foote Cae ke ' aN: ateal ore ; 1 Wig eo oe iki we E ee he s a «0m - OUR ORGANIZATIONS We—Martha, Margaret, Susan, and Betty Sweet—will never forget . . . Miss Jackson and Mrs. Poe Clark ... guide... those endless after school ANNUAL meetings . . . good copy .. . But this direct . . . MILLER-LANIER (Miller’s half, of picture was supposed to be vertical! . . . layouts . . . double-page spreads course) . .. the unnatural quiet of Miller as we lo cked ..+ proportion machine (ohhh!) .. . up at 5:30... On or before February 16 or else! Our organizations — 204... 4th period . . . HI-LIGHTS staff . . . Chief Barbara dashing to the office to call the printer .. . deadlines . . . galley sheets . proofreading . . . paste and scissors . . . only 200 words! ... what? what? ... 24 pt. bold On the ANNUAL business staff, Patricia, Miss Jones, Jerry, and Charlotte, . checking files .. . receipts ... ads .. . money, money, money! var 1 C cl as t h ey are “How many did you sell today?” Faye asks Cookie . we can tell they’re on the business staff. Jane, Barbara, and another Barbara of the HI- LIGHTS business staff .. . too many ads... “Can we hold this one?” .. . This is the fourth time we’ve killed this . . . but they want their ad at the top; don’t bury it! ... trips to Lanier (a thing of the past! ) Annual typists, Jeannette and Scarlett . . . Get all this in that little space? ...Isthat anrorann... senior biographies! !! give opportunity At this point, we, in the HONOR GROUP, have . . . at least 12 honor points... ' maybe more more by June? . . . Let’s see—those A’s were 2 each: that B was 1; no credit for that C . . . Won’t our Mothers be proud to see our names on the program twice!—if we make it . . . one of us? valedictorian? ... well. . . maybe ... then, salutatorian! .. . In this group FIRST ROW: Fran _ Willis, Grace Hurst, Merri Massey, Bar bara Bridges, Helen English. SECOND ROW: Margaret New- berry, Janet Powell, Martha Talley, Mary Wood, Charlotte Raley, Susan Patton. THIRD ROW: Shirley Hudson, Mary Sikes, Barbara Andrews, Pat- ricia Califf, Beth Hardaway, Ellen Ann Edenfield. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Webb, Martha Mason, Charlotte Barker, Elena Thames, Donna Kimble, Elaine Wells. And in this group FIRST ROW: Margaret Odom, Mitylene Agee, Jeannette Etheridge, Rachel Cohen, Betty Sweet Simmons. SECOND ROW: Runette Harris, Mary Sewell, Ann Scoville, Linda Sutherland, Patricia Layton, Donna Powers. THIRD ROW: Ann Parham, Bar- bara Rankin, Faye Jordan, Barbara Spillers, Gayle Watson. FOURTH ROW: Kay Kelly, Genie Ashurst, Loma Jackson, Mardell Stuckey, Becky Griggs, Liz Kemp. Not pictured—Patricia Evans. t Sy greet t eb, ee ee: seer Ld) Abe ’ prerrs ay = In the BETA CLUB. Our special privilege . . . mis- sing a class on the first Thurs- day of each month ... . our tea when Gayle was installed .. . and for the chosen few — the convention . . . “Would you like to buy a BETA pencil?” .. . our speakers—Bijarnne’s jokes .. . Mrs. Hertwig’s inspirational talk . . . To encourage scholar- ship ... pennants. . . cries of woe... “We lost the pennant!” ... Gold tassels . . . gone to the Honor Group! The thrill of be- ing tapped—chosen through ex- cellence in scholarship . . . in activities . .© in personality! .. . First two groups—seniors . . . sec- ond group—juniors . . . quite an honor to be in Beta in the junior year! for those qualified We appreciate the work of our STUDENT COUNCIL officers: Old Spanish ejercicios . . . paper cups . . . chewing gum wrap- Claudia, Emma Jo, Gail, Cecelia, and Linda . . . their hours pers . . . old check-up papers—all into the new trash cans!!! ... their plans . . . interests. or those interested . . It’s a familiar sound . . . “Go to the front, please!” . . . “Could I get out o’ class early for assembly?” . . . red and white aid bands. a ened ty ”) (f sts +— a omens | Suggestion box . . . coupons, coupons, coupons Sophomores won again! . . . Freddie, age 6, wants... . parking permits... . address books . . . These are the cries of our supervision representatives. Miller’s own Emma Jo—president of the INTER-SCHOOL STI DENT COUNCIL ... Others are Nancy, Alan, Grace, and Mitzi. The Council brings the schools closer together . . . creates friendly rivalry in sports . « - keeps straight the dates of each school’s activities. MS N ot Lucy and the Executive Council of TRI- HI-Y will remember . . . Council meetings . that night the pecan roll was passed around . . . endless telephone calls. “Please stay for a short practice!” Mottoes. mottoes, misspelled mottoes ... points due . . . attendance prize after five years! . . . magazines for the jail . . . those endless reminders during last supervision that read— Tri-Hi-Y tonight, etc.” to ¢ evelop worthwhile qualities Stage-struck girls . . . “Speak to the back of the room.” . . . Cover that up with make- up . . . DRAMATICS CLUB play practice 3:15 on the dot—no taking carpools home today! . . . check the bulletin board .. . points, always points . . . then—that big test . . . history of drama from Socrates to now... and a chosen few became THES- PIANS. Monday nights ... 8:00 “Doesn’t anybody have any news?” . but the last program was all music... there was no news... oops, we forgot that request! This from our RADIO ANNOUNCERS. MILLER DRAMATIC S CLUB THESPIAN ROLL BULLETIN BOARD | Wall Brn ae - Ce Tres- Nalage Ps Sec « Vecrata Leet pa See « Vires- Fra to appreciate Flocks of MUSIC CLUB- BERS . . . the whistler . . . Classical music, ballets, The Messiah — points, points, points! “Liberace” Bar- field . . . enormous mem- bership! . . . banners. the skills of others . The Great Organization—the ART CLUB . door prizes . . . 25c in an envelope... “Does my name go in the annual?” .. . criticisms . . . poor acoustics in lunch room ... attentiveness? � S. 7 : La Ah to fu rt h er their interests To 4-H members . . . Achievement Day was outstanding . . . projects . . . money— prizes . . . booth at the fair. ——_— = | F.H.A. reminds us of-. . . degrees . . . state honor roll . . . Albany—District Meet- ings . . . State Convention in Atlanta .. . Betty Crock- er award .. . projects .-. . and more projects! Hostesses — F.T.A. mem- bers, of course. Student teachers, student teachers, and more student teachers . . . Ray Block’s Band, but not Ray Block! .. . Rained out fair . . . Open House . . . Stationery sale . . . Banquet! preparation tor the future . We learn—in M.B.B.C. . . . from business executives . .. what’s expected of secretaries . . . good grooming .. . i pleasing telephone voice? and to give RED CROSS buttons . . . “We must be 100%!” Chapter house meetings . scrapbook ... card party .. . chest for overseas. i‘ = ‘ O f t h emselves Balloons for Christmas . . . Cancer exhibit . . . experiments! . . . solar batteries . . . Mighty Midget—that’s CHEMISTRY CLUB. tor ft h e £00c “Did you check the Magazine File?” ... “I’m sorry, the five-minute bell has rung.” . . . skit on How Not to Be a Good LIBRARY ASSISTANT .. . sticky paste . . . magazines—down with the old, up with the new. O f ot he rs FUTURE NURSES’ field trip to Grady Hospital . . . Dr. Topple’s Leper Colony . . . points . . . convention . . . candy for the old folks’ home . . . baby-sitting course .. . and much more! sll 78 7 74 We frolicked, Second Friday in each month . . . SENIOR DAY ... It was our idea... it was a great idea . . . Kids’ Day—pantaloons, pig- tails, and pinafores . . . Christmas Is Almost Here—red and green, bells, bows . . . Senior Color Day—everywhere black and white . . . Some were cute .. . some were not... Of all days . . . these are never to be forgotten. we chose thoughtfully, Claudia and Gail—runners-up . . . Merri— our BEST CITIZEN . . . nominated by the senior class, elected by the faculty, they are the outstanding seniors . . . We’ve admired their friendliness . . . participation in school activities . . . qualities of leadership . . . Such an honor . . . such an award... wonderful! an d we were serious 1n our jobs. It’s before school . . . it’s during study hall it’s during fourth period lunch . “Can I go to the BOOK STORE?” (pause) .. “You may!” ... There it might be Mary, Delores, Peggy, Scarlotte, Runette, Charlotte, or Margaret. Pencils, folders, in- dex cards, paper (with a coupon)—but no tax. It is a good idea to bank . . . and Mardell and Phoebe think it’s a better idea to bank at Miller ., . Banking hours—before school ... first period . . . and fourth . . . Good training and experience as we save for rings . . . invitations . . . vacations. . . etc. ... How convenient! . NK 1 We tho ught these appropriate, but snuck this one in ) 1 cause we h A | { mh found Career Night very h elpful, - — ied an d t h ec h orus — always © nj oya bl =] data) aN Seo ht ny by AA ie Ag a THE SENIOR CLASS Presents NINE GIRLS By Wilfrid H. Pettitt November 5 ANN MARTIN HOLMES, Director CAST In the order of their appearance Jane Rachel Cohen Phyllis Carole Rhodenhiser Eve Vacretia Lovett Freida = ; Loma Jackson Alice Betsy Solomon Shirley Jo Ellen Fitzgibbons Betty (Tennessee) Camille Mosely Kathryn Sutherland Stella (Shotput) Kay Radcliffe Mary Linda Sutherland Place: The entire action is laid in the front room of a sorority club- house in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains Sharon (Glamorpuss) Time: The present and three years ago. Synopsis Prologue: An evening in spring Act One . Scene One: A Saturday evening, three years earlier Scene Two: Late the same night. Act Two Scene One: Sunday morning. Scene Two: Sunday night COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Make-Up Carolyn Walker Scenery Jeanie Aiken, Virginia Carroll Sound Effects Nancy Dendle, Judy Corbett Stage Donna Kimble Prompter Pat Elliott Business Merri Massey, Rose Moody Our thanks to Mr. Charles Stewart of Radio Station WNEX who prepared the record used for the radio broadcast We saw a “Boy, was I scared!” . . . “Linda’s eyes looked downright ruthless.” . . . Remember . . . those faulty brakes . . . the half-burned gloves . . . blood-curdling screams . . . unsuspecting pledges ... anxious moments. classm ate mu rd ered Breathtaking receipts—more than any other sen- ior class has made .. . Sound effects . . . scenery . ushers . . . ticket salesmen . . . capacity crowd ... Mrs. Holmes—all went into the making of our greatest senior achievement. = y - A 7 FOUR SPORTS Characteristics of a good GYM ASSISTANT as read by Nancy and Ginny—Be a good example . . . Develop initiative . . . Make good grades ... Have sense of humor . . . Inspire confidence! Backs are good for something Faye and Katherine agree . . .-excuses . .. absences ... slips . . . notes . . . N.D.’s—“All this just to check the roll?” “But I’ve never taken archery before,” says Becky. “How can L teach someone else?” . . . Phyllis will teach you Bounce passes . . . chest passes . . . dribbling . . . one hand pass ... “It’s really very simple” (so Ann thinks! ) Alexis and Harriet are the villians 50 jumping-jacks! . . . groans . moans . . . creaking bones . “We're limber enough already!” “Sign me up to referee Wednesday” tournaments” . . . Lynda and losers, maybe . “I lose more friends in those Anne can protect each other from the we pla y I art Sandy and Jean—bearers of glad tidings . . . “Go to lunch.” “Do you have to blow those things so loud, Miriam and Mary Anne?” Safe! ... What a slide ... Reds win 4 to3.. . Call ’em as you see “em, Linda. MUL y ( li Scissors ... paper ... pipe cleaners . . . tacks . . . Janet, Ann, and Brenda can use them all .. . “Is this letter straight?” an (| ha ve fu n “But, Judy, this is too low to hit!” shrieks Terry. Betsy, Patricia, and Julie take ‘em away .. . true, false . . . fill in the blank . . . diagrams— This one was a dilly of a test!” Break somebody, please! ... 3 seconds to get it away... i only that guard would move. at times 3,000 aspirins a year . . . cure-all for aches and pains... three minutes out of class, too! “Where’s your gym belt?” .. . “Well-l-l, I guess I forgot it, Deanne!” . . . Gr-r-r. “Br-r-r ... that water’s cold!” . . . Nothing like it for a swollen ankle. 87 Up... down....up...down... steady rhythm . . . artificial respiration—a must for everyone to know. Wham! . . . Not everybody can do a spike like that ... and the score goes up another notch! as we re | ax Demonstration time . . . pull hard... push hard. . . you'll get it strung yet. Feet exercises . . . that’s a new one... up, down, around, and back - +� pretty easy, eh? “Hey. who’s got two left feet?” Too bad ... she got the ball away from you... “ a tackle.” or a moment One-sided team . . . two paddles are better than one . . . but don’t hog the ball. “Our first game .. . today? Oh goody .. . guess we'll be playing in the finals next week.” What kind of line-up is that? . . . “I don’t know.” . . . These corks are just fun to play with. “Who borrowed my tennis shoes?” P iia , a Shuffle-board Lane . . . Dangerous intersection . . “Watch out for that disc!” buf just a moment — “Throw it to me.” ... “I'll get it.” ... This guard is foxy. “Will the meeting please come to order.” . . . Beth has opened Vice-president . . . program chairman . . . Connie serves as another MAA meeting. both ... “And now may I present .. .” b © Fi re we ] | + if rusn on again Names .. . names . and more names . .-°. plus minutes ..- Harriett’s job is secretary. As treasurer Ann handles checks .. . bills . .. dues... Carole, sergeant-at-arms, . . . Gail, awards chairman most important of all . . . money. glancing over Pam’s MAA scrapbook. re adr ss a OUR SUI 92 MMA . “— ‘ | Z, = = a O “ada MPSEY a 4 DI — SAM LAMBACK KAY KELLY , “ay “T¢ r ) CHARLOTTE RALEY ALAN FORNEY rn LINDA SUTHERLAND GARY CARTER a GAIL ARRINGTON JIMMY SPIVEY MASSEY RALPH SMALL 1939-1960 LANIER SENIOR HIG FOR BOYS M acon, Georgi Lee Draughon Editor H SCHOOL ay a FOREWORD An annual is a book of memories — the record of a year of memories. Here are the familiar faces, the familiar scenes. Here is Lanier in the year 1959-60. There is much that is intangible, that cannot be set forth in pictures, but the pictures serve as a reminder of those intangibles. As the inevitable years pass and the scenes change, may this book al- ways bring to your mind your best days at Lanier. rc eereee. hy uot on BBE BY |v oa re frre fe ad od se : : : arn nay 00 OE ' ’ pet woe We Woe Oe OEE iercrmrer : ; wt 4 micy Dedication Administration Classes Activities Sports Military Ads The Color Guard symbolize s all that R.O.T.C. means to us: patriotism. precision, neatness. discipline, loyalty and the admiring glances of femi- nine friends. The members of the Color Guard are: Bobby Patterson, Jimmy Cooper, Ronnie Rankin. and Ronnie Jump. Words of advice and inspiration, music and entertainment Lanier riflemen fire a salute in honor of the Confederate dead. Student Council sponsored programs bring them all to us throughout the year. Everybody loves a football parade—especially one with = | | pretty candidates for homecoming queen riding in i] 5 - 3 - convertibles. The library. is an unforgettable place. He who enters a by the wrong door will return to enter again, but he who really wishes to study is grateful for an atmosphere of orderliness and quiet. 4 pn ee | = | The fairest of them all: Homecoming Queen Miss Emma Jo Jones and her attendants: Miss Jetty Sweet Simmons. Miss Susan Patton, Miss Nadyra Mitchell. and Miss Linda Southerland. Guard Wayne McMillan, symbol of a Not seventy-six trombones, but a big brass band. The practice may be tire- team spirit that grew as the season some, but the music is sweet. We like our band. progressed Lanier takes pride in the National Merit Scholarship semifinalists in each senior class—a total of twenty-eight since 1955. This year’s high scorers are: Ralph Small, Harold Lavine, John Blanks, Walton Smith, Wayne Bowers, David Baker, and Sam Wood. Guidance Counselor J. A. Gratigny is seated in the center at the desk. isiti i yns im- ’s the good word? If you have good ears, loud voices, Students visiting schools in other towns return more im What's t I y | pa than lt with our good behavior, good food, and and plenty of spirit (and we all do), a pep rally is the place attractive lunchroom, for you. MR. J..C. SORRELLS THE MAN AND THE TEACHER The first thing that a student learns about Mr. Sorrells is that he is a quiet and gentle man, a “gentleman” in the true sense of the word; for in his quietness there is strength, and in his gentleness a true concern for others. In his years of service at Lanier Mr. Sorrells has taught mathematics algebra, plane ge- ometry, trigonometry, and solid geometry. His former students, many of them now parents of the boys he teaches today, hold him in high regard, remembering him as a wise and good teacher who somehow manages to inspire each student, the brilliant, the slow, the scholar, and the dullard, to work to the highest level of his capabilities. Throughout the years of his teaching Mr. Sorrells has per- formed many extra duties with the same quiet ease he dis- plays in the classroom. His vigilance in the lunchroom keeps it an orderly, pleasant place. His work as adviser for the annual for twenty-seven years, from 1932 to 1959, represents a tremendous contribution of time, patience, and energy, but Mr. Sorrells worked so unobtrusively and efficiently that many of the students and faculty were scarcely aware of his efforts. He has never sought praise or recognition, for he is that rare person who works only for the satisfaction of a job well done. The seniors of 1960 salute you, Mr. Sorrells, and dedicate this yearbook to you with gratitude and affection. Benjamin Franklin’s secret of success: “I will speak ill of no man, and speak all the good I know of everybody.” We hope that the years you have spent at Lanier have prepared you to meet the challenges of the various paths you will encounter and that they will guide you in the choices which you will make. If you have learned to think before you choose and to win or lose without de- stroying your sense of values, you are becoming a responsible adult. The future is unlimited for each of you. It will be what you make it. Remember that you gain in proportion to what you give to the world and your fellow man. Set your goals wisely and work hard. You will attain the success and the satisfaction for which you strive. Principal LANIER M SGT. CHARLES H. BADY S.F.C. JOSEPH R. BAUGH MR. M. L. BRANNEN History MR. LANDON H. BRENT History, Economics, Government MRS. DELORES W. BROWN Secretary MAJ. LEE R. COX (retired) Custodian of Military Supplies MR. STEWART 0. CUNNINGHAM English MR. JOE DeFORE Shop MISS JOSEPHINE EARLY English MAJ. RICHARD A. ERICKSON Professor of Military Science and Tactics ’ MRS. MARGERY W. FITZSIMMONS Government MR. J. AUBREY FLOYD Spanish MR. OREN P. FULMER Physics MR. T. M. GAUGHF Band MRS. NELL H. GAZAFY Biology MRS. ELIZABETH H. GLASS English MR. THOMAS HUNTER GODDARD, JR. Chemistry, Biology MR. CLARENCE GOSS Algebra, Commercial Arithmetic MR. J. A. GRATIGNY Counselor MRS. M. A. GRIFFIN Dietitian MR. COTTON HARRISON Shop MR. WARDLAW A. JOHNSON, JR. Biology MR. GEORGE E. JONES English S.F.C. WAYNE W. KILLIAN FACULTY MRS. ALLENE C. KING English, Typing MRS. ISABEL H. KINNETT Plane Geometry, Trigonometry MISS NELLIE LAMAR Spanish MISS ALICE LOTT English, Guidance MRS, MARGARET MATHEWS Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic MRS. RICHARD B. MATHEWS English MISS MARY DEL McCAW Librarian MR. FRANCIS C. MeCULLOUGH English MR. C. R. McCORD Shop MR. BOBBY N. McELROY History MR. FELIX L. NEAL Chemistry MR. JIM NOLAN Algebra, Plane Geometry MR. AUGUSTUS M. PARKER Plane Geometry MR. THOMAS J. PORTER Algebra S.F.C. HAROLD POWERS SGT. ROBERT SEARCY SGT. JOHN A. SHEALY MR. H. E. SIMMONS Agriculture M SGT. WILLARD C. SMITH, JR. MR, J. C. SORRELLS Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry MR. JOHN W. SWINT Chemistry, Applied Physics MR. ELTON L. WALL Government, Economics MR. HULIN H. WEBB Mechanical Drawing MRS. FRANCES E. WRIGHT English, French 7 - : ; : : 112 aré immy Spivey, vice-president; Gary Carter, president; and Sam Lamback, secretary-treasurer. Directors of the Senior ass are, seated: Alan Forney, Sam Wood, and Robert Towe; standing: Dempsey Brown, Mike Dodd, and Jere Smith 114 WILLIAM TEBBS ABARE, JR. Bill Cadet First Lieutenant 12; “B’” Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Beta Honorary 11; Crack Squad 11; Var- sity Baseball 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Group 12. COY ROSCOE ADAMS, JR. Roscoe Cadet Sergeant 12; Rifle Team 10; Supervision Basket- ball 10. GEORGE PAUL ADAMS George Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 10, 11; Track Team 11; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 11; Chess Club 11, 12; Business Club 11. PAUL JOSEPH ADKINS Joe Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Honor Com- pany 10. CHARLES JOHN AKINS Akins Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Com- pany 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10. JAMES LUTHER ANDERSON Jimmy Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Best Inspection Company 10; Supervision Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11; Var- sity Baseball 11. RICHARD W. ASBELL Rick Cadet Private 12: Transfer Student 12. JOHN PEPPER ATKINSON John Cadet Captain 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; News Editor of Poet Leader 12: Brigade Neatest Cadet 11; Crack Squad 11; Secretary of Demosthenian Literary Society 11; Key Club 11, 12; Honor Group 12. JOSEPH SPROTT ATKINSON Joe Cadet Lieutenant Colonel 12: President of Demosthenian Literary Society 12; Editorial Editor of Poet Leader 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Brigade Best Drilled Cadet 11; Winning Crack Squad 11; Honor Group 12. WILLIAM HAYNES BAGWELL Billy Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Rifle Team 10-12; President of Industrial Arts Club 12; Student Council 12; “L” Club 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. CHARLES EDWARD BAILEY, JR. Beetle Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Busi- ness Club 11; Company Softball Team 10. ANTHONY ROSE BAKER Tony Cadet Private 10-12. JOHN DAVID BAKER David ° Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Edi- tor of Orange and Green 12; Spanish Club 11; Crack Squad 11; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 10; Poet Leader 11, 1 2: Honor Group 12. CECIL AINSWORTH BALDWIN Cecil Cadet Captain 12; Beta Honorary 11; Associate Editor of Annual 12; Americanism Club 10, 11; Supervision Basket- ball 10; Rifle Team 10; Honor Group 12; Cadet Military Historian 12. ROBERT EARL BANKSTON Bobby Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Company 10; Supervi- sion Basketball 10, 11; Business Club 10. EDMUND BLAKE BARKER Blake Cadet Private 10-12: Americanism Club 10, 11: Honor Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. THEODORE WILLIAM BARTELS Bill Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10; Americanism Club 10-12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10-12; Spanish Club 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11. JAMES CLYDE BARTON fC. Cadet Sergeant 12. TERRY RANDALL BECHAM Terry Cadet Sergeant 12: Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; 4-H Club 10-12; Vice-President of 4-H Club 11, 12; Business Club 12. RONALD LEE BECK Ronald Cadet Private 10-12: Best Drilled Platoon 10: Best Drilled Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. 116 JAMES GORDON BENNETT Gordon Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. HENRY CECIL BENSON Bubba Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Baseball 11: Track Team 10. JOHN RANDOLPH BLANKS, JR. John Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Annual Staff 12; Crack Squad 11; “B” Team Football 10, 11; Track Team 11; Spanish Club 11, 12: Science Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. ROBERT EDWARD BORUM Robert Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12. ALBERT WAYNE BOWERS Wayne Cadet Captain 12; Orchestra 10; Glee Club Accompanist 12; Chess Club 10; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Orange and Green Staff 11; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10; Honor Group 12. BOBBY JOE BRADDY Bobby Cadet Private 10-12; Company Softball Team 10, 11. ERNEST FRANKLIN BRAGG Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11. WILLIAM MELL BRAKE, JR. Bill Cadet Captain 12; President of Science Club 12; Secretary of Demosthenian Literary Society 12; Golden Boots Drill Team 10, 11; Student Council 12; Beta Honorary 11; Crack Squad 11; Honor Group 12. DONALD CLAY BRASWELL Don Cadet Private 12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Rifle Team 10; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 10; History Club 11; Crack Squad 11; Company Clerk 12; Spanish Club 11, 12. EDDIE RILEY BRAY Eddie Cadet Private 11, 12; Company Clerk 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11. DEMPSEY SHORT BROWN, JR. Dempsey Cadet Private 10-12; Class Director 10, 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; President of “L” Club 12; Captain of Football Team 12; Student Council 12; Honor Group 12; Superla- tive 12. THOMAS HENRY BROWN Henry Cadet Private 10-12. WILLIAM HORACE BROWN, JR. Bill Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10: Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 11; Hi-Y Club 11; Ameri- canism Club 10, 11; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Supervision Basketball 10. JOHN MAXWELL BRUSKIE John Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 11; Best Parade Com- pany 11; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Sergeant-at-Arms of Industrial Arts Club 12; Business Club 11. FRANCIS LEWIS BULLINGTON, JR. Toby Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; 4-H Club 10-12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10, 11; Glee Club 12. CHARLES GORDON BURDEN Butch Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Winning Crack Squad 11; “B” Team Football 10, 11; Honor Company 11; Varsity Track Team 11, 12; Glee Club 12; Best Inspection Com- pany ll. JOHNNY MALOY BURKETT, JR. Johnny Cadet Sergeant 12; “B” Team Football 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Business Club 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Super- vision Basketball 11. THOMAS GORDON BUSH, JR. Tommy Library Assistant 10; Chess Club 10; Athletic Business Manager 11; Honor Group 12. MARSHALL RAY BYRD Marshall Cadet Private 10-12: Best Drilled Platoon 10: Business Club 10-12; Company Softball 11. ROBERT STANLEY CAREY Bob Cadet Private 10-12; Glee Club 10: Business Club 10; Typist for Annual 12. JOHN LINDSEY CARSWELL John Cadet Private 10-12. MILLARD GARY CARTER Gary Cadet Lieutenant Colonel 12: President of Class 10, 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Varsity Football Team 10-12; Stu- dent Council 10-12; Varsity Track Team 11, 12; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. ROBERT MITCHELL CATES Bob Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Glee Club 10, 12; Red Cross Club 11; Chess Club 10; Secretary of Spanish Club 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11: Best Drilled Company 11. DOUGLAS CARLTON CATO Doug Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Company 11; American- ism Club 10, 11; Science Club 10; Demosthenian Literary Society 11. STEPHEN AUSTIN CHAPMAN Steve Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Band 10-12; Beta Honorary 11; Americanism Club 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Honor Group 12. CARLTON C. CHURCHWELL Carlton Cadet Private 10-12; Basketball Manager 10-12; Red Cross Club 10; Track Manager 10; Secretary of Business Club 12: Best Drilled Company 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. EDWARD ALAN CLARK Edward Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Key Club 11, 12; “B” Team Football 10, 11; Crack Squad 11; Americanism Club 11; Honor Group 12. WILLIAM MURPHY CLEMENTS Billy Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10; Best Pa- rade Company 10. ROY ALLEN COLLINSWORTH, JR. Roy Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Crack Squad 11; “B” Team Football 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Glee Club 12; Varsity Football 11; Business Club 10-12. CHARLES WAYNE COOK Charles Cadet Captain 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Parliamentarian of Business Club 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Business Club 10-12; Best Parade Company 11; Key Club 11; Honor Group 12. JAMES LAFAYETTE COOPER, JR. Jimmy Cadet Regimental Supply Sergeant 12: Commander of Regimental Drill Teams 12; Regimental Drill Team 11, 12: Honor Color Guard Staff 11, 12; Winning Crack Squad 10, 11;- Spanish Club 11, 12; Sidney Lanier Literary So- ciety 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12. NEIL STARK CRETER Neil Cadet Sergeant 12: Best Drilled Company 11; Spanish Club 11; Hi-Y Club 11; Science Club 10; Chess Club 10: Red Cross Club 10. JOHN COTTON CUMMINGS. JR. Cotton Cadet Private 10-12: Honor Company 11; Science Club 10: Rifle Team 10-12; Industrial Arts Club Li. 12: JAMES ALLEN DAVIS Jimmy Cadet Sergeant 12; President of Business Club 12: Student Council 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11: Typist for An- nual 12. RONALD COLEMAN DAVIS Ronnie Cadet Private 10-12: Golden Boots 12: Best Drilled Com- pany Platoon 11: Best Drilled Company 10, 11. RICHARD FELTON DAY Richard Cadet Sergeant First Class 12: Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Rifle Team 10. LARRY MITCHELL DEAN Larry Cadet Private 10-12: Glee Club 12: Best Drilled Platoon 10. LARRY ARDELL DeFORE., JR. Larry Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 11: Honor Com- pany 10, 11; Best Drilled Company 10; Business Club 10- 12: Glee Club 12; Best Inspection Company 11. ANSEL DEKLE Sonny Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Golden Boots 11: Crack Squad 10; Winning Crack Squad 11: Honor Company 11; Sec- retary of Sidney Lanier Literary Society 11; Vice-President of Sidney Lanier Literary Society 12; Honor Group 12. ROGER DODD, III Mike Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Secretary-Treasurer of Class 10: Vice-President of Class 11: Director of Class 12: Varsity Football 10-12; Varsity Track Team 10-12: Honor Group 12: Superlative 12. GEORGE PIERCE DOLES, JR. Bonnie Cadet Private 10-12: Best Drilled Platoon 11. BOBBY MERRILL DONALDSON Bobby Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. TOMMIE MARION DONALDSON Tommie Cadet Sergeant 12; “B’” Team Football 11; “C” Team Basketball 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Rifle Team 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10. ELMO LEE DRAUGHON Lee Cadet Captain 12; Editor-in-Chief of Annual 12; Student Council 12; Beta Honorary 11; Secretary of Key Club 12; Crack Squad 11; Treasurer of Demosthenian Literary So- ciety 11; Honor Group 12. SEYMOR BROWN DRIGGARS, III Sonny Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Best Drilled Company 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; “B” Team Football 10, 11; Varsity Baseball 11, 12. GORDON LESLIE DUFFELL Gordon Cadet Private 10-12: Honor Company 10; Best Parade Company 10; Best Disciplined Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball Champions 11. VIRGIL EARL DUNCAN, JR. Virgil Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Orange and Green Staff 11; Annual Staff 11; President of 4-H Club 12; Student Coun- cil 12; Beta Honorary 11; Key Club 11, 12: Honor Group 12. BOBBY DYKES Bobby Cadet Private 10-12. JACK COLON EDWARDS Jack Cadet Private 10-12: Best Drilled Platoon 11; Business Club 12; Company Softball 11. THOMAS EDWIN ELDER Squeeky Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Champions 10. DALLAS VAN ETHERIDGE Van Cadet Sergeant First Class 12: Supervision Basketball 10: Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Honor Group 12. CURTIS THOMPSON EZZELL Curtis Cadet Sergeant First Class 12: Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Company 11; Industrial Arts Fair 10. EDDIE DURWARD FARR, JR. Eddie Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; “B” Team Football 10, 11; Business Club 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11: Glee Club 12. WAYMAN CLAYTON FINDLAY Wayman Cadet Sergeant 12; Best Drilled Company 11; Varsity Foot- ball 11; Supervision Basketball 10. BEN TARVER FINNEY lly Cadet Private 10-12; Business Club 11, 12: Best Drilled Platoon 10: Supervision Basketball 10, 11; National F.B.L.A. Spelling Contest 11, 12; Company Softball Cham- pionship 10; Best Drilled Company 10. HENRY WARNOCK FLOURNOY Henry Cadet First Lieutenant 12: Golden Boots 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; Annual Staff 12; Beta Honorary 11; Key Club 11, 12: Glee Club 10; Honor Group 12. ROBERT LARRY FLOYD Larry Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Company Soft- ball 10, 11. JAMES ALAN FORNEY Alan Cadet Lieutenant Colonel 12; President of Spanish Club 12: Student Council 12; Director of Class 11, 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Vice-President of Inter-School Student Council 12; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. CHARLES NELSON FOWLER, JR. Charles Cadet Captain 12; President of Sidney Lanier Literary Society 12; Vice-President of Spanish Club 12; Paper Shop 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Winning Crack Squad 11; Stu- dent Council 12; Honor Group 12. JAMES ELERY GARRETT James Cadet Private 10-12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11. STANLEY MARTIN GERSON Stanley Cadet Private 11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Bas- ketball Champions 11; “C” Team Basketball 11; Red Cross Club 11, 12. EUGENE LA DON GLEATON Don Beta Honorary 11; Business Club 11, 12. WILLIAM ERWIN GOETTER William Cadet Captain 12; Band 10-12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Secretary-Treasurer of the Sidney Lanier Literary Society 12: Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Neatest Cadet in Band 11; Honor Group 12; Student Council 12. WARREN STEVE GOFF Steve Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Science Club 10; Demos- thenian Literary Society 10-12; Chess Club 11; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10. ROBERT COLEMAN GORDON Bobby Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Red Cross Club 10-12; Ameri- canism Club 10, 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; Boys’ State 11; Best Drilled Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11: Honor Group 12. LAWSON McKENZIE GRAHAM Mac Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Secretary-Treasurer of Hi-Y Club 12; “C” Team Basketball 10: “B” Team Basketball 11; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10. ROBERT DANNY GREEN Robert Cadet Private 10-12: Future Farmers of America 10-12. GEORGE WILLIAM GRIER, III George Cadet Captain 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Treasurer of Spanish Club 12; Best Drilled Company 11; Science Club 10; Americanism Club 10; Associate Editor of Military Review 12; Honor Group 12. MICHAEL WAYNE GUNN Wayne Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12. HARVEY MILTON HAINES Harvey Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11; Crack Squad 11; Library Assistant 10-12; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 10; Supervision Basketball 11: Honor Group 12. JAMES WILLIAM HALEY Billy Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12. FRANCIS KENNEDY HALL, JR. Frank Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11; Varsity Baseball 10-12; “B” Team Basketball 10; Varsity Basket- ball 11, 12; “L” Club 11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Honor Group 12. WALTER COLLINS HANSON Collins Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Ameri- canism Club 11; Demosthenian Literary Society 10. JAMES EMORY HARDISON Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 11; Honor Company 10, 11. FREDERICK EUGENE HARMON, JR. Fred Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Treasurer of Red Cross Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Track Team 10; Crack Squad 11; Poet Leader Staff 11; “B” Team Football 10; Honor Group 12. ROBERT LORAN HARTLEY, JR. Bob Cadet Captain 12: Beta Honorary 11; Key Club 11, 12; Athletic Business Manager 11, 12; Americanism Club 10; Chess Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Group 12. MELVIN HARROLD HASKINS Melvin Cadet Second Lieutenant 12: Vice-President of Red Cross Club 12; Red Cross Representative 11; Winning Crack Squad 10; Golden Boots Drill Team 10, 11; Chess Club 10; Business Staff of Poet Leader 11: Business Staff of Annual 12. REGINALD HOMER HASLETT Reggie Cadet Private 10-12; Best Parade Company 11; Future Farmers of America 10. TERRELL NORMAN HAWES Terry Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. RONALD AUGUSTUS HEADDEN Ronnie Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. 124 JOHN WALTER HENDRIX YEA Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Varsity Football Team 12; Crack Squad 11; “B” Team Football 11; “B” Team Bas- ketball 11. CARTER ALLEN HENSON, JR. Allen Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Hi-Y Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12: Band 10-12; Orange and Green Staff 10; Annual Business Staff 12: Key Club 12; Honor Group 12. LANSFORD MONCY HILL Lanny Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; “B” Team Football 10; Crack Squad 11; Honor Company 10; Track Team 11, 12; “L” Club 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. THOMAS FREDERICK HOLLINGSWORTH Tommy Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Poet Leader Staff 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Honor Company 11; Chess Club 10: Americanism Club 10; Honor Group 12. KENNETH DWAIN HOWELL Kenneth Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Hi-Y Club 11, 12; Key Club 11. 12: Red Cross Club 10-12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Basketball Champions 11; Rifle Team 11; Color Guard 11. JOSEPH CASPER HUBBARD Joe Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10; Best Drilled Company 10. LEO BENNETTE HUCKABEE Leo Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Demosthenian Literary Society 11; Americanism Club 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. STEELEY HUBERT HUMPHREY, JR. Hubert Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Orange and Green Staff 11; Honor Group 12. FREDDY NOLAN HUTCHESON Freddy Cadet Private 10-12. THOMAS MONROE HUTCHISON, JR. Junior Cadet Private 10-12. EDWARD DENNIS HUTHNANCE, JR. Dennis Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Red Cross Club 10-12; Spanish Club 12: Chess Club 10, 11: Miller-Lanier Orchestra 10, 11: Perfect Attendance 10, 11: Honor Group 12. DAVID LYNN IVEY Lynn Cadet First Lieutenant 12; President of Future Farmers of America Club 11, 12; 4-H Club 10; Demosthenian Literary Society 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Student Coun- cil 12; Honor Group 12. HARVEY RANDALL IVEY Randall Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 11: Chess Club 10; Rifle Team 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11: Glee Club 12: Science Club 12. JAMES DOYLE JACKSON Doyle 2 Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10. TILLMAN ROLAND JACKSON Tim Cadet Private 10-12: Best Drilled Platoon 10: Rifle Team 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. GLENN JOSEPH JAMES Glenn Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Company 11; History Club 11. 12; Red Cross Club 11; Glee Club 12; Best Inspection Company 11. WILLIAM THOMAS JAMES Bill Cadet Private 10, 11. GUY FELTON JENKINS, JR. Jenks Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball Captain 10; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11. DOUGLAS GEORGE JOHNSON Doug Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Supervision Basketball Cham- pions 11; Business Club 10-12; Americanism Club 11; Science Club 10. JOHN CARROLL JOHNSTON Johnny Cadet Master Sergeant 10; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Hi-Y 11, 12; Regimental Drill Team 11, 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; “B” Team Football 10; Supervision Bas- ketball 10, 11; Leader of Regimental Drill Team 12. 126 WILLARD KIM JOINER Kim Cadet Private 10-12. SEABORN GUSTAVUS JONES Seaborn Cadet Sergeant 12; Americanism Club 10; Chess Club 10; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Rifle Team 10; Spanish Club 11; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 11. LELAND K. JORDAN, III L.K Cadet Corporal 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Poet Leader Staff 12; Chess Club 12; Band 11, 12; Transfer Student 11; Honor Group 12. RONALD CLARENCE JUMP Ronnie Cadet Private 10-12; Business Staff of Annual 12; Color Guard 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; “B” Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. MELVIN THEODORE KELLY, JR. Ted Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11. WILLIAM JAMES KENDRICK Bill Cadet Private 12; Key Club 12; Transfer Student 12; Honor Group 12. AUGUSTUS RAWSON KING Buddy Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Best Parade Company 10; Best Drilled Company 10; Best Inspection Company 10; Best Disciplined Company 10. HIRAM McDUFFIE KING Duffie Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10. JAMES CLAYTON KING Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Industrial Arts Club 10-12; Supervi- sion Basketball 10, 11. THOMAS BYRON KITCHENS Tommy Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11. FRANCIS MAURICE LAMB Vaurice Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 11; Tennis Team 10-12; “B” Team Basketball 11; “L” Club 12: Spanish Club 11. FRANK SHIPLEY LAMB Frank Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Beta Honorary Honor Group EZ: PHILIP MADDOX LAMB Philip Chess Club 10-12. SAMUEL PALMER LAMBACK, JR. Sam Cadet Captain 12; President of Student Council 12; Sec- retary-Treasurer of Senior Class 12; Tennis Team 10-12: Secretary of Beta Honorary 12; Class Director 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. WILLIE OSCAR LAND, JR. Billy Cadet Captain 12; Business Manager of Annual 12; Key Club 11, 12; Secretary-Treasurer of Chess Club 11, 12; Rifle Team 10-12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Beta Honorary 12: Honor Group 12. HUGH MINTON LAVENDER Peabody Cadet Private 10-12; Rifle Team 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Best Parade Company 11; Key Club 12. HAROLD DAVID LAVINE Harold Cadet Captain 12; Secretary of Student Council 12; Pub- licity Director of Red Cross Club 12; Paper Shop 11, 12; Associate Editor of Poet Leader 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12: Orange and Green Staff 11; Honor Group 12. WILLIAM MELVIN LAWLESS. JR. Duba Cadet Sergeant 12; “B” Team Football 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11; Winning Crack Squad 10; Honor Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Company Football Cham- pions 10. WILLIAM ROBERTS LEWIS Bill Cadet Private 10, 11. WILLIAM STEVE LOVE Billy Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10, 11; Best Drilled Company 11. MICHAEL ALIKA LOWRANCE Vike Cadet Private 11, 12; Transfer Student 11; Honor Com- pany 11; Supervision Basketball 11; “L” Club 11, 12; Track Team 11, 12: Co-Captain of Varsity Football 12. GEORGE GORDON LUTTRELL Gordon Cadet Sergeant 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10. RUEL WINFREY LYNCH Wimpy Cadet Private 10-12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Science Club 10; Rifle Team 10; Spanish Club 11; Ameri- canism Club 12. TWIGGS MILLER LYNDON Twiggs Cadet Private 10-12; Best Inspection Company 10; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. ROSS FORTUNE MAINOR, JR. Fort Cadet Sergeant 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Glee Club 12; Annual Staff 12: Band 10-12: Poet Leader Staff 11. SCOTT KENSON MARBUT Scott Cadet Private 10-12: Americanism Club 10; Demosthenian Literary Society 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11: Golf Team 11. CHARLES RICHARD MARSHALL Richard Cadet Sergeant 12; Business Club 11; Demosthenian Lit- erary Society 10; Honor Company 11; Best Inspection Com- pany 11; Best Drilled Company 11. THOMAS HUMPHREY MARSHALL Humphrey Cadet Private 11, 12; Secretary of 4-H Club 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Rifle Team 11. NATHANIEL WILSON MASSEY. JR. Nat Jr. Cadet Sergeant 12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10, 11; Rifle Team 10; Hi-Y 11, 12; Business Staff of Annual 12: Key Club 12. ROBERT J. MASSEY Bob Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Company 11; Best Inspection Company 11. JOHN CARL McBREARTY John Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Beta Honorary 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Band 10; Vice- President of Chess Club 11. VIRGIL DEVER McCALLUM Virgil Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11. CLEMENT LAIRD McCONNELL Clem Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10: Best Drilled Company 11; Business Staff of Annual 12; Glee Club 12; Drill Team 12. SAMUEL DOUGLAS McELMURRAY Douglas Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Honor Group 12. JOHN WILLIAM McLENDON, JR. Billy Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Company 10; Best Disciplined Company 10; Best Parade Company 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. DANIEL WAYNE McMILLAN Wayne Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Varsity Football Team 10-12; Football Co-Captain 12; Baseball Manager 11, 12; “L” Club 11, 12. WALTER THOMAS MELTON Tommy Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Red Cross Representative 10; Business Club 10-12: Best Drilled Company 11. DALE DON MILLER Dale Cadet Sergeant 12: Best Drilled Platoon 11; Best Drilled Company 11; “B” Team Football 11; Supervision Basket- ball 10, 11; Company Softball 10, 11; Company Basket- ball 10. EDWARD LEE MILLER Ed Cadet Private 12: Transfer Student 12. HUGH MORGAN MILNER, II Morgan Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Company 10: “B” Team Football 11: Rifle Team 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12. 130 MACK BYRD MINTON, III Mack Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Demosthenian Literary So- ciety 10, 11: Americanism Club 10, 11; Supervision Bas- ketball 10; Honor Company 10. MARVIN ERNEST MITCHINER, JR. Marv Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Secretary of Red Cross Club 12; Crack Squad 11: Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Spanish Club 12; Business Staff of Annual 12. ROY LEE MOATE, JR. Buddy Cadet Private 10-12; “B’” Team Football 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Rifle Team 10; Crack Squad 11; Company Softball 10. FRANK BYRON MORGAN, JR. Frank Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Chess Club 10, 11; Science Club 10; Red Cross Club 11, 12; Best Inspection Company 10; Best Parade Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Honor Group 12. ROBERT BAILEY MOSELEY Bert Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10-12; Business Club 10; Super- vision Basketball 10, 11. WILLIAM ROLF MOSELEY William Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10, 11; Key Club 11; Beta Honorary 11; Science Club 10; Supervision Basketball 11; Crack Squad 11; Honor Group 12. JAMES WESLEY MULLIS Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; 4-H Club 11, 12; Best Parade Com- pany ll. WALTER GARY NEAL Gary Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. LARRY EUGENE NIBLETT Larry Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Band 10-12; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 10; Beta Honorary 12: Honor Group 12. WILLIAM WAYNE ODOM Wayne Cadet Private 10-12: Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Com- pany Softball Team 10, 11; Company Basketball Team 10. LARRY EUGENE OSBORNE Os Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Crack Squad 11; Company Softball Team 10. WALTER WILLIAM OSTEEN Billy Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Chess Club 10. JAMES SANDERS OWENS, JR. Sandy Cadet Captain 12; President of Key Club 12; Poet Leader 11, 12; Winning Crack Squad 10; Leader of Second Place Crack Squad 11; Beta Honorary 11; Class Officer 10: Honor Group 12. RICHARD BINION PARKER Richard Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Rifle Team 10: Business Club 11: Spanish Club 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 11. ROBERT AUGUSTUS PATTERSON Bobby Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Basketball 10, 11; Track Team 10; Crack Squad 11; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Company 10; Best Parade Company 10. EDDIE RAY PENDER Ray Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10, 11; Best Drilled Company 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Best Parade Company 10; Best Disciplined Company Supervision Basketball 10, 11. ROBERT EDWIN PHILLIPS Robert Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10. THOMAS A. PITTMAN Tom Cadet Captain 12; Varsity Football 12; Crack Squad 10, 11: Beta Honorary 11; Key Club 11, 12; Track Team 10- 12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Honor Group 12. DANIEL IRA POOLE Danny Cadet Private 12: Transfer Student 12; Honor Group 12. TROY O’NEAL POWELL Troy Cadet Staff Sergeant 12; Band 10-12; Science Club 10; Americanism Club 11; Georgia State Music Festival 10-12: Regimental Bugler 12. JAMES EDWARD PRESTON, III Ed Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; Best Parade Com- pany 11. HOYT MILTON PUCKETT Hoyt Cadet Sergeant 12. CHOVINE RICHARDSON RADER, JR. Richard Cadet Master Sergeant 12: Rifle Team 10, 11; Demos- thenian Literary Society 10; Secretary-Treasurer of Ameri- canism Club 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; Best Drilled Com- pany 11; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Supervision Basket- ball 10. WILLIAM ALFRED RALEY Bill Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10-12; Regimental Drum Corps H, 22; JESSE RONALD RANKIN Ronnie Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Super- vision Basketball 10, 11; “C’ Team Basketball 10. HAROLD MACK RAWLINS, JR. Mack Cadet Sergeant 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; “B” Team Football 10, 11. OWEN FELMON REDD Felmon Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 11, 12; “L” Club 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 10. HARVEY WAYNE REEVES Wayne Cadet Sergeant 12; Rifle Team 10; Honor Group 12. BUELL CLIFFORD REID, I Doc Cadet Private 10-12. MERCER THOMAS ROBERSON Mercer Cadet Sergeant 12; Rifle Team 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11. CHARLES MORGAN ROBERTS Charles Spanish Club 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11: Honor Group 12. JAMES PRYOR ROBY, III Jim Cadet First Sergeant 12; Band 10-12: Chess Club 10-12; Boys’ State 11; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11. ROBERT CHARLES ROGERO Bobby Cadet Second Lieutenant 12: Best Drilled Platoon 10: Crack Squad 11; Hi-Y Club 11, 12: Rifle Team 11, 12. PHILIP ALLAN ROWAN Phil Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10, 11; Best Parade Company 10; Winning Crack Squad 11; Supervision Bas- ketball 10. PHIL RAYMOND RUSHING Phil Cadet Private 11, 12; “B” Team Football 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Supervision Basketball 11; Transfer Student 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11. JULIAN HAROLD RYLE Harold Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Rifle Team 10. WILLIAM DORSEY SANDERS William Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Science Club 10; Chess Club 10; Rifle Team 10. HOMER McCRARY SCARBOROUGH, JR. Homer Cadet Private 10, 11; Band 10, 11: Dixie Doodle Dandy 10; District Music Festival 10; Band 10-12; Business Club 12. JAMES LUTHER SELLARS James Cadet Sergeant 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Bes t Parade Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. JOHN BRADLEY SHAVER, JR. John Cadet Private 10-12; Chess Club 11; Business Club ll; Best Drilled Platoon 11. 134 WILLIAM BROWN SHEARER Bill Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Crack Squad 10. 11: Honor Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10: Americanism Club 10, 11. JESSE RONALD SHEPPARD Ronnie Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10. RALPH MATTHEWS SIRES Chip Cadet Sergeant 12; Secretary of Future Farmers of America 12. PAUL GEORGE SMAHA Paul Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Winning Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Red Cross 10-12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Chess Club 10, 11; Americanism Club 10; Best Parade Company 11. RALPH BROWNE SMALL, III Ralph Cadet Major 12; Student Council 12; President of Red Cross Club 12; Treasurer of Key Club 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Tennis Team 10-12; Honor Group 12; Superla- tive 12. JAMES RICHARD SMITH Jimmy Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Parliamentarian of Spanish Club 12; Honor Company 11; Winning Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; “C” Team Basketball Man- ager 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10. JERE CREWS SMITH Jere Cadet Colonel 12; Vice-President of Student Council 12; Vice-President of Beta Honorary 12; President of Ameri- canism Club 11; Director of Class 10-12; Company Neatest and Best Drilled Cadet 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. PEYTON BENJAMIN SMITH, JR. Sonny Cadet Private 10-12; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11; Best Drilled Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Best Parade Company 11. WALTON NAPIER SMITH Walton Cadet Captain 12; State President of Beta Honorary 12; Editor-in-Chief of Poet Leader 12; Vice-President of De- mosthenian Literary Society 11, 12; Student Council Par- liamentarian 12; Athletic Business Manager 11, 12; Win- ning Crack Squad 10; Honor Group 12. RONALD BRUCE SOUTHERLAND Ronnie Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Science Club 10; Americanism Club 10. ANSEL JOEL SPEARMAN, JR. Joel Cadet Private 10-12; Hi-Y Captain 11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Track Team 10, 11: Color Guard 11, 12: Golden Boots 10-12: Best Drilled Platoon 10. WILLIAM RONALD SPILLERS Ronny Cadet Private 12. JIMMY ALLEN SPIVEY Jimmy Cadet Adjutant Major 12; President of Class 11: Vice- President of Class 10, 12; Lieutenant Governor of Key Club 12; Treasurer of Beta Honorary 12; Student Council 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. WARREN EVERITT STILLWELL Warren Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; Band 10-12: Dixie . ¢ Doodle Dandy 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. WAYNE GILBERT STINSON Wayne Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10. FRANKLIN SYLVESTER STOKES Buddy Cadet Sergeant First Class 12: Best Drilled Platoon 10: Supervision Basketball Champions 10; Vice-President of Future Farmers of America 11, 12. JAMES DAVID STOKES James Cadet Private 10-12; Student Council 11; President of Chess Club 11; Demosthenian Literary Society 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Company 10. JAMES WILLIAM STOVALL Bill Cadet Sergeant 12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11. TERRY LANE STRONG Terry Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Rifle Team 10; Americanism Club 10-12; Crack Squad 11; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Science Club 10; Track Team 10: Vice-President of Hi-Y 12. GENE OSCAR STUCKEY Gene JOHN DAVID SWIFT John Cadet Private 10-12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10; Supervision Basketball 10; Rifle Team 10; Band 10. THOMAS WINSLOW TALBOT Tommy Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10: Crack Squad 11: “B” Team Basketball 10, 11; Varsity Basket- ball 12; Varsity Track 11, 12; Americanism Club 10; President of Hi-Y 12. ANDREW CLAY TAYLOR Andy Cadet Private 11, 12: Transfer Student 11: Best Drilled Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11. FELDER BRUCE TAYLOR Felder Cadet Private 10-12: Chess Club 10: Science Club 10; Business Club 12. STEVE ASHLEY TAYLOR Steve Cadet Sergeant 12: Best Drilled Platoon 10; Rifle Team 10; Parade Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. KENNETH JEFFERSON THOMPSON Kenneth Cadet Private 10-12: Business Club 10; Best Drilled Com- pany 11. WILLIAM GHEE THUM Billy Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Most Im- proved Company 10; Supervision Basketball 10; Best Drilled Company 10. ROBERT EARL TOWE Robert Cadet Captain 12; Vice-President of Key Club 12; Vice- President of “L” Club 12; Director of Class 10, 12; Var- sity Baseball 10-12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Beta Honor- ary 11, 12; Honor Group 12. LEMUEL DAVIS TRUESDEL, JR. Dave Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10: Baseball Manager 10; Vice-President of Chess Club 12. CURTIS ADRIAN TYLER, JR. Curtis Cadet Private 10; Band 10; Rifle Team 10. HUGH SIDNEY VALENTINE. JR. Hugh Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Red Cross Club 10-12: Ameri- canism Club 11, 12; Honor Company 10, 11; Parade Com- pany 10; Best Drilled Company 10; Best Disciplined Com- pany 10: Honor Group 12. JAMES WILLIAM VAUGHAN, JR. Bill Cadet Sergeant 12; Vice-President of Business Club 12: State Vice-President of Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 12; “B” Team Football 10; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10, ll: Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10. 11: Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. JAMES NORMAN VINSON Jimmy Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Beta Honorary 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Spanish Club 11; Honor Group 12. JAMES CHARLES WALL Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 12; Track Team 11, 12; “B” Team Football 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; SL Glub 11, 12. ELLIS HOWARD WALLACE Wally Wally Cadet Private 10-12: Honor Company 11: Best Drilled Platoon 10. CHARLES BILLY WHITAKER Billy Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11: Varsity Football 12. GUY WALTER WHITE, JR. Guy Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Chess Club 10; Science Club 10. WILBUR COYLE WHITTEN Coyle Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Red Cross Club 10; Science Club 10, 11; Rifle Team 10; Spanish Club 11. GEORGE ELI WILLIAMS George Cadet Sergeant 12; Honor Company 11. WILLIAM WORTH WILLIAMS, III Worth Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Band 10-12; Science Club 10; Beta Honorary 11: Sidney Lanier Literary Society 11, 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 12: Georgia State Musical Festival 10-12; Honor Group 12. RICHARD DORSEY WILLIAMSON, JR. Richard Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12. JOSEPH PARKS WILLINGHAM Parks Cadet Private 10-12: Science Club 10; Demosthenian Lit- erary Society 10; Rifle Team 10; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Company 11: Best Drilled Platoon 11: Americanism Club 11. ALBERTUS COLEMAN WILSON Al Cadet Private 10-12: Rifle Team 12: Track Team 10, 11. DONALD EUGENE WILSON Don Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. THOMAS WILBURN WILSON Tommy Cadet Sergeant 12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Com- pany 11; Dest Drilled Platoon 10, 11. HERBERT LARRY WOLF Herbert Cadet Private 11, 12: Crack Squad 11; Science Club 12; Transfer Student 11. CHARLES WILLIAM WOMACK Bill Cadet Private 10-12: Business Club 10; Demosthenian Lit- erary Society 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. CHARLTON AARON WOOD Charlton Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Best Inspection Company 10; Business Club 10-12; Super- vision Basketball 11. SAMUEL EARL WOOD Sam Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Class Director 12; President of Beta Honorary 12; Student Council 12; Comptroller-General of Boys’ State 11; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Track 10-12; Honor Group 12. CHRISTOPHER PINKNEY WRAY Chris Cadet Sergeant First Class 12: Best Drilled Cadet 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; “B” Team Football 11; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Science Club 10; Americanism Club 11. 139 GEORGE SKIPPER YETTER Skip Cadet Sergeant First Class 12: Chess Club 10. 11: Science Club 11: Best Drilled Platoon 11. LEROY SHEPARD YOUNG Leroy Cadet Second Lieutenant 12: Class Director 10, 11; “B” Team Football 10: Varsity Football 11: Crack Squad 10, ll: Americanism Club 10: Supervision Basketball 10, 11, JOHN RUSSELL ZEIGLER, JR. Dickie Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Rifle Team 10; Red Cross Representative 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Demos- thenian Literary Society 10, 11; Americanism Club 10, 11; Honor Group 12. 141 ‘he officers of the Junior Class are: Jim president; Barri Vickers, treasurer; and Buddy ase, vice-president Directors of the Junior Class are: Ted Musial, John Wood, Jim Carson, and Steve Rei hert. Bert Michael is missing fro picture. 142 Paul Acree Tommy Adkins Victor Andros Jim Annin Hal Armstrong Pearman Arrington Lawrence Arrington Mike Arthur Guerry Backer David Bailey Leon Barfield Jim Bass Jimmy Beasley David Belew David Billingsley Benny Birch Charles Bishop Rhen Bishop David Bley Jonnie Bloomfield Dennis Boutwell Jim Bowers Richard Bowring Keith Brady John Breedlove James Bright Ralph Brinson Bobby Brooks Ronnie Brown Winston Brown Woody Brown Jimmy Bryson Thomas Bullock Willie Burns James Bush Tommy Bush Dennis Callaway Wayne Cannon Jimmy Carnish Deitz Carpenter Jim Carson Bruce Carstarphen Larry Carter John Chadwick David Chapman Buddy Chase Jimmy Chester Reggie Christian Gordon Clark Jay Clark Larry Cochran Ben Cohen Frank Comer Mark Coppage Charles Corbin Frankie Cornelius Randy Cornelius Joe Cowart Neil Craddock Cecil Cranford James Dumas DouglassDurrett Lamar Eberhardt Sam Edmonsond Jack Edwards Gary Elliott Jimmy English Billy Ethridge Daryl Evans Robert Fambro Fagan Fargason Luther Farless Johnny Ferguson Marshall Flatau Chuck Fleming David Foster Dale Freeney Bobby Fulmer McKenna Garvin Francis Gaston Crawford Gates Ralph Gattie Tommy Gay Jerry Gleaton Wayne Gleaton Louis Glendenning Rudy Gordon Rufus Gordon Benning Grice Frank Griffin Kelly Gunnells, Jr. Tommy Halliburton Freddie Hamlin Maurice Hanson Al Hargrove Larry Harn Dan Harnsberger Larry Harper Steve Harper Al Hatcher Roy Hatcher Cole Haverfield Albert Cribb Wilburn Criswell Franklin Darnell Joe Daughtry Clyde Davidson Alan Davis James Davis Woody Davis Joe DeGrandis Wayne Dennis John Devine David Diantonio Tim Dodd Larry Dorsey Donald Douglas James Douthit Randy Douthit G. i. Dozier. Jr. John Hawkins Charles Haygood David Hazelhurst Fred Hearn Walter Herin Alvan Herring Ervie Hill Kenneth Hill Terry Hitchcock Bill Holden Tommy Hollis Ken Hollow ay Arnold Holmstrom Darrell Holton Billy Hudson Donald Hunnicutt Johnny Hunnicutt Charles Hunter Richard Hurvitz Ty Ivey Earl Janney T. V. Jarrett Bobby Johnson Jerry Johnson Johnny Johnson Mike Johnson Phillip Johnson Pat Jones Tommy Jones George Jordan Jimmy Jordan David Kalish Jim Kaney Pete Kendall Ford Kendrick Jimmy Kennedy Frank Kern Gene Kernaghan Donnie Kilgore Barry King Felix King Russell King Louis Kitchens Dan Kleckley Roland Knight Larry Knowles Albert Kroemer Jon Kubler Curtis Lamb Frank Lanneau Toby Lawson Butch Layfield Robert Lee. Jr. Eric Lipson Eddie Long Marshall Lovein Cliff Lowden Jim Lowe Bill Lumpkin Bruce MacGregor Jim Miller Joe Miller Warren Minton Robert Misinco Joe Mize Charles Moate Billy Moffat Lee Moncrief Jerry Moseley George Moss Bobby Mullis Jack Murchison Ted Musial Johnny NeSmith Johnny NeSmith Paul Newton Bobby Nickels Bob Nolan Randall Ogles Gus Osterloh Alvin Owens Jeff Pace Roy Peacock Len Perkins Bernard Phillips Tommy Phillips Victor Powell David Poythress Jerry Price Gary Pyles Charles Raffield Charlie Railey Lane Rainwater John Ramsey Billy Rape David Reagan Steve Reichert Joe Reynolds Ronnie Rhodes Robert Richards Bunny Richardson Bill Ridley Jim MacMahon Tommy Malone Forrest Marshall Milton Marshall Buddy Mash Richard Mathews Joe Maynard John McArthur Douglas McCallum Donny McCarty George McDonald Maxie McFarland John McMahon Andy McPherson Bert Michael Sid Middlebrooks Tom Mignerey Henry Miles Jack Riner Billy Rivers Mickey Rivers Jerry Roberts Tom Roberts Lee Robinson Steve Rominsky Charlie Ross — Robert Ross Tommy Rousey Danny Rutherford Jimmy Sandefur Allen Sanders LeRoy Sanders Philip Sasnett Jack Schneider Jimmy Seward Jimmie Sheffield Bill Shipman Jimmy Simpson Charles Smaha Donnie Smaha Gus Small Charles Smallwood Bennie Smith Gene Smith Tommy Smith Charles Stanley Gene Stanton Bill Stapleton Steve Stephens Clark Stevens Jerry Stevens Benham Stewart Jere Stokes Jimmy Stroup Allen Tanner Julian Tanner Bennie Thomas John Thompson Bobby Tidwell Richard Todd Cody Toole Charles Tucker Romney Tucker Bill Tye, Ll Barri Vickers Philip Vullo Johnny Wadley Charles Walker Tuck Wall David Waller John Ward Billy Warren Walter Watkins Dennis Wheatley Jerry Whigham Billy White Ben Whitley Boyce Wilkes c James Williams Ralph Williams Broadus Willingham James Willis Jim Willis Richard Wimberly Zeke W imberly Alfred Wise John Wood Tom W ood Jack Woods Charles Yawn Strat Zaloumes Harold Zellner Robby Edenfield iran, I ingham, Frank Cannon, Arthur Coc inuel, Haynes Will Em rt Howe of the Sophom officers and directors irton, and Robe Bi Robby Edenfield, Don Patton; standin Mack Archer James Armstrong Emmett Asbell Glenn Ashmore Ken Autry Jack Bagwell John Bailey William Bailey Jimmy Baker Steve Ballard Edgar Barbee Mickin Barberick Steve Barnes Mike Barnwell Johnny Barton Paul Bassett Tommy Batchelor i. . j William Bazemore Ww 7) -_. 4 . 4 , Roland Bell Eugene Berisford Freddy Berrong Steve Binkley Loyd Black Thomas Blake Harry Bloodworth Jerry Bowden Henry Bowden James Brandenburg Gerald Brickle Terry Briggs Bobby Brown James Brown Ralph Brown Stewart Brown Don Burton William Bussey Gerald Butler Ottis Butler Jimmy Byington George Byrd Lamar Calhoun Randy Candler Frank Cannon Bobby Capel William Caraway James Carroll Charles Cartwright Edgar Causey Billy Chambers Henry Cheek Tommy Clance Ken Clark Arthur Cochran Joseph Coke Dwight Conway Paul Copeland Gary Cranford Richard Criswell Jimmy Crouch David Cunningham Robert Edenfield David Edrington Archie Edwards George Edwards en Edwards rry Elrod Cassie Emanuel Gary Epps Wayne Epps Ronnie Etheridge Tommy Evans Charles Everett Ed Everett Bobby Fincher Woodrow Fine her Joe Ford Robert Fordham Bob Forney Farris Fountain Robert Fountain Kell Freeman Billy Freeney John Fullington Warren Gardner Joseph Gazafy Lawrence George Robert Germany James Gibbs Leon Gibson John Gilbert Harry Gilleland Saxon Goldwire Billy Goquen Charles Gordon Charles Gorman Douglas Gowder James Greenway Thomas Gregory Charles Gresham Arthur Griffith Weldon Gurley Donnie Hadden James Hadden Gordon Hall Wayne Hamlin Benny Hancock Robert Hancock Dee Hansford Jim Hanson Bob Hardison Kelly Hardwick Buster Hardy John Hargrave Charles Harn Robert Harris G. B. Harrison Julian Harvard Joe Haselden ence Haskins Hencely Kip Herin Ralph Herin Billy Herren Richard Hester Howard Hightower Frankie Hilton John Hirsch Richard Holden Tommy Holland J, P. Holmes Edward Hortman Bob Howe Tony Howington Billy Hudson Radford Hunt Billy Jackson Jerry Jarvis Jimmy Johnson Ric k Johnson Scott Johnson Carr Jones Evan Jones George Jones Jack Jones John Jones Mike Jones Roger Jones Thomas Jones Walter Jones Ernest Jordan Sidney Kelley Ronny Kelly Jim Kiefer Earl King Robert King Beau Kitchens Richard Kitchens Gene Kitchings Cary Koplin Sidney Lanier Joseph League Robert Leonard Edmund LeRoy Gary Leroy John Lewis Tommy Lewis Tommy Lewis Ray Lifsey David Luttrell Billy Mabry Don MacMillan James Madden Russ Mant Ray Marl Ww Buddy Marsha Gerald Marshall Lawrence Marsha Richard Marshall John Mason Joe Mathews John Mays Don McCallum Fred McCook Tommy McCoy Paul McDuffie Alfred McGinnis Charles McInvale Curtis McMichael Larry McNally Jerry Meadows Raymond Moody Peyton Morgan James Morris Louis Moseley David Mosely Broughton Mullins Edwin Mullins James Mullis Jimmy Murphey Olin Murphy Mike Napier Miljet Neville Mickey Newson John Nutting Edward Oliver Steve O’Nan Bill O'Neal Joe Orr John Ouzts Robert Parrish George Parsons Billy Patterson George Patton Henry Perkins Walter Phar: Johnny Poe Sobby Preston Ronald Pritchard James Rainey William Read James Reeves William Reeves irton Reifler ster Rendilman Cecil Renfroe Mike Rheberg Zeke Rhodes Br P Jame Mike Roach Leon Rob Charles Rogers Jerry Rogers James Rollins Billy Ruark Milton Russell { James Ryan ys : J Frank Saneers Jerry Sanders a Ae | Paul Sender James Sands Carl Scarbrough Mike Schild Reuben Scott Walter Sewell Roger Sheffield Larry Sheppard Robert Shiver Mike Sigal Bobby Sikes Huland Simons Karl Slinkard Bobby Smith James Smith Richard Smith Gene Snell Jimmy Solomon Richard Southerland Robert Stanton Warren Steinmeyer, Jr. Raymond Stone Phillip Sullivan oe te John Suttles Terry Sutton ; +) 4 - AY oN Jimmy Taylor Wayne Tedders Richard Thomas Charles Thurston James Tucker Bobby Turner Richard Tyler Bill nderwood Mike Underwood Joseph Union Martin Ursitti Theron Ussery Harry Vogler Alan Walden Charles Walker Wayne Walker Don Walker James Wansley Paul Ward William Warnock Bobby Watson Hugh Wayne Ronny Welch Jack White Sam White Charles Whitehead Arthur Whitley Barney Whitus Albert Widner Charles Wilkins David Williams Gary Williams Jerry Williams Haynes Willingham Alan Wilson Bob Winn Kester Woody James Wright Tommy Wright Walter Worsham Jerry Wymens William Yarbrough Tommy Yearwood Woody Yeomans Harold Young John Young Johnny Young ANNUAL STAFF Left: Editorial Staff Members of the ANNUAL: John Blanks; Cecil Bald- win, associate editor; Henry Flournoy; Fred Harmon; and Charles Fowler find that past annuals are a good source of ideas. Center left: Typists for the ANNUAL are Jimmy Davis and Bob Carey. Melvin Haskins, Allen Henson, and Marvin Mitchiner, members of the business staff, are looking over copy for the ads. Lower left: Discussing one of the many details in putting out,an an- nual are this year’s advisers, Mr. Hulin Webb, Mr. Stewart Cunningham, and Mrs. Richard Mathews. Below: Cooperation between Business Manager Billy Land and Editor Lee Draughon is essential in producing a good annual. | . a he STUDENT COUNCIL officers are re, seated: Jere vice-president m nback, president. Standing, Harold Lavine, secre W t ton Smith, parliame STUDENT COUNCIL tary and treasurer; The STUDENT COUNCIL members are of the clubs, editors of the school publications, the cadet colonel and the sophomore, junior, and senior class presidents. Members pictured below are, first row: Mrs. Isabel Kinnett, adviser, Deitz Carpenter; Harold Lavine: Bunny Richardson; Jere Smith; Lee raughon: Bert Micl Sam Wood; Jimmy Davis; Sandy Owens. Second row Walton Smith, Mike Napier or kinsor harles Fowler, Ralph Small, Bill Brake, Billy Goetter, Frank lin Stokes (substituting for Lynn Ivey), Tommy ilbot, Bagwell. empsey Brow1 ind Alan Forney. Sam Lamback i standing at the lectern. Gary Carter, Virgil Duncan, anc ! innon are ssing from the picture Editorial staff members of the POET LEADER are, seated: Joe Atkinson, editorial editor; Harold Lavine, associate editor; Walton Smith, editor-in-chief; Franklin Darnell, sports editor; Ty Ivey, feature editor. Standing: John Atkinson, news editor; and Miss Josephine Early, adviser. THE POET POET LEADER reporters are: Mike Sigal, Gene Stanton, Tommy Hollingsworth, L. K. Jordan, Gene Smith, Mike Napier, and Sandy Owens. The POET LEADER business staff members are Cary Koplin, Stevie Stephens, business manager; Virgil Duncan, Lawrence Has- kins, and Mr. F. C. McCullough, adviser, standing. LEADER Students eagerly read the latest issue of the POET LEADER as their supervisor looks on. Members of the HONOR GROUP are students who have maintained the highest scholastic average in their class. First row: Lynn Ivey, Charles Roberts, Dickie Zeigler, Wayne Bowers, Dennis Huthnance, Fred Harmon, Gary Carter. Second row: Sam Wood, Frank Hall, Bob Hartley, Robert Towe, Bobby Gordon, Bill Abare, Edward Clark. Third row: Van Etheridge, Ralph Small, Henry Flournoy, Billy Goetter, Sandy Owens, Tom Pittman, Sam Lamback. Fourth row: Jere Smith, Harold Lavine, John Atkinson, Mike Dodd, Dempsey Brown, Joe Atkinson, and Walton Smith. HONOR GROUP Other members of the HONOR GROUP are, first row: Alan Forney, Charles Fowler, Tommy Hollingsworth, Wayne Reeves, Frank Lamb, David Baker, Steve Chapman. Second row: Lee Draughon, Billy Land, J. W. Hendrix, Ansel Dekle, Hugh Valentine, Bill Moseley, Harvey Haines. Third row: Worth Williams, Frank Morgan, Charles Cook, Virgil Duncan, Jimmy Spivey, L. K. Jordan, Hubert Humphrey. Fourth row: George Grier, Cecil Baldwin, Douglas McElmurray, Bill Brake, Tommy Bush, Allen Henson, and Larry Niblett. a B, H f : 4 Pai Ams mPa apy HI-Y officers are Mac Graham, secretary-treasurer; Tommy Talbot, president; Terry Strong, vice-president; and Mrs. Margery Fitzsimmons, adviser. Jere Smith, chaplain, is missing from the picture. HI-Y The HI-Y is spongored by the Y.M.C.A. and is affiliated with both state and national organizations. It is a service organization whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. BETA CLUB B oH by YEAR “SCHOLASTIC AWARD Mr. Aubrey Floyd, adviser; Sam Wood, president; Jere Smith, vice- BETA CLUB are Jimmy Spivey, treasure: Officers of the and Sam Lamback, secretary THE BETA president; National Beta Club is a leadership service club for high school students of America. Any Lanier junior or senior who has an points in citizenship for the preceding year is eligible for membership in the local chapter Benning Grice, Dempsey Brown, Robert Towe, Sid Middlebrooks, Dan Kleckley, Charles average of all “A’s” and at least twelve The members pictured below are, first row: Second row: Larry Niblett, John Atkinson, George Grier, Robert Ross, Dan Harnsberger, Stevie Stephens, David Baker, Joe Atkinson, Wayne Bowers, Wilburn Criswell, Cook, Johnny Ferguson Jim Carson, Billy Goetter, Harold Lavine, Watkins, John Mash, Bunny Richardson, Jon Kubler, Dennis Huthnance, Tuck Wall. Third row: Charles Walker, Walter Hollingsworth. Fourth row: Tommy Walton Smith, and James Lowe. Beta Honorary HONORAR The members pictured below Billy Land, John Hawkins. Holmstrom, Frank Lanneau. Andy McPherson, Steve Reichert. Fourth Jordan. 4 , a holson, superintendent of Bibb County Schools members are being inducted by Mr. Julius G y : Rudy Gordon, Jim Willis, Mark Coppage, Douglas McElmurray, Frank Lamb, Ben Cohen, Frankie Cornelius, Steve Harper, Deitz Carpenter, Hal Armstrong, Len Perkins, Arnold Ralph Small, Buddy Chase, Gene Kernaghan, Willie Burns, David Kalish, Paul Newton, David Poythress, Ty Ivey, Gus Small, and L. K are, tirst row Second row: Third row: Alan Forney, row: Bill Tye, Jim Bass, JUNIOR RED CROSS officers are Ralph Small, president; Melvin Haskins, Harmon, treasurer; and Harold Lavine vice-president; Marvin Mitchiner, . publicity chairman secretary; Fred JUNIOR The JUNIOR RED CROSS, affiliated with the American Red Cross, handle and clothes, and s the annual Red Cross Drive at Lanier, collects food maintains the school’s first aid room. Miss Alice Lott is the adviser —__aa -- re B= a Ni : Pal All RED CROSS president, Ralph Small, and treasurer, Fred Harmon, look on as this year’s winning supervision representative, Fort Mainor, points to, his supervision’s victory. RED CROSS Red Cross representatives collect funds in their supervision during the annual drive. . ‘7 ¢ hee i | : : +e f wo | ‘ ant ? 7 i. ‘ y ui cay : ? MUM bai Pil é Pits 1 OSES Officers of the DEMOSTHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY are: Walton Smith, vice-president; Joe Atkinson, president; Bill Brake, ecretary; Jim Bass, treasurer; and Willie Burns, parliamentarian. THE DEMOSTHENIANS DEMOSTHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY gives its members a chance to develop their debating and public speaking talents. Mrs. Elizabeth Glass is the faculty adviser Officers of the SIDNEY LANIER LITERARY SOCIETY are, seated: Billy Goetter, secretary and treasurer; Charles Fowler, presi- dent; Ansel Dekle, vice-president. Standing, Tommy Phillips, parliamentarian THE SIDNEY LANIERIANS SIDNEY LANIER LITERARY SOCIETY rivals the Demosthenian Literary Society in the spring debate and other contests. Mr. F, C. McCullough is the faculty adviser | | sai 7 Miss Nancy Childs, Miss Future Business Executive of America for 1959-1960, is admiring the Gold Seal Award, a National Con- vention Award, with the officers of the BUSINESS CLUB. They are Jimmy Davis, president; Carlton Churchwell, secretary; Ben Finney, treasurer; and Bill Vaughn, vice-president. BUSINESS CLUB The Lanier Chapter of the FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA is affiliated with both state and national organizations, and delegates are sent each year to the state and national conventions. The members of the ORANGE and GREEN, the Lanier literary magazine, are, first row: Jim Bass, Frank Cornelius, David Baker, editor, Sam Wood, Wayne Bowers. Second row: Sam Lamback, and Jack Murchison, Third row: Charles Walker, Ed Preston, Stevie Stephens, Buddy Mash, Allen Henson, Kenneth Howell. Fourth row: Charles Fowler, Bob Cates, John McBrearty, Willie Burns, David Poythress, and Harold Lavine. ORANGE AND GREEN GLEE CLUB The Lanier members of the GLEE CLUB combined with the Miller members under the direction of Mrs. A. J. Johnson present various choral programs at both Lanier and Miller during the year. Several of the members attend clinics at colleges and universi- ties in the state in preparation for the All State Chorus. +H CLUB officers and adviser are Terry Becham. vice-president; Thomas Marshall, secretary and treasurer; Virgil Duncan, president; and Mr. Charles Inman. 4-H CLUB The members of the 4-H CLUB are, kneeling: Robert Lee, Jimmy Mullis. Toby Bullington, Randy Douthit. Standing: Douglas McCallum, Jerry Stevens, Jim Bowers, and Keenen Ward. Officers of the Lanier chapter of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA are: Ralph Sikes, secretary; Franklin Stokes, vice-presi- dent; Lynn Ivey, president; Reuben Scott, treasurer; Mack Archer, sentinel; Chip Sires, secretary; and Mr Herschel Simmons, adviser. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, a service organization, has many activities in the field of agriculture. a. . ee | ta : - 2S Sergeant Powers tests the skill of Billy Land, secretary and treasurer, as Deitz Carpenter, president, Mr. Thomas Goddard, adviser, G. H. Small, sergeant-at-arms, and Dave Truesdel, first vice-president, observe. Jim Roby, second vice-president, is missing from the picture CHESS CLUB The CHESS CLUB gives its members the opportunity to engage in many chess events and tournaments. a . At INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB officers are Billy Bagwell, president; Jim Miller, vice-president; and David Bailey, secretary and treasurer. John Bruskie, sergeant-at-arms, is missing from the picture. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB gives its members the chance to build furniture and various other articles. The members pictured below are: Richard Marshall, John Cotton Cummings, Bruce MacGregor, Lamar Calhoun, William Caraway, and Milton Marshall. n pe _ . v ? : - r ¢ 7 a0) : Members of the SCIENCE CLUB enter their projects annually at the Science Fair, and the finalists go to Athens to the State Science Fair. SCIENCE CLUB The SCIENCE CLUB gives its members the opportunity to advance their scientific knowledge by making various projects. SCIENCE CLUB officers are Frank Comer, vice-president; Bill] The PAPER SHOP is operated by Harold Lavine, Frank Corne Brake, president; John Chadwick, second vice-presiderft; and lius, Charles Walker, and Charles Fowler. Kelly Gunnells, secretary and treasurer SCIENCE CLUB — PAPER SHOP LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The LIBRARY ASSISTANTS pictured with Miss Mary Del McCaw are Archer Edwards, Crawford Gates, Freddy Berrong, Harry Vogler, Charles Bishop, Frank Hall, and Harvey Haines. KEY CLUB officers admiring their banner are Lee Draughon, secretary; Robert Towe, vice-president; Sandy Owens, president; Ralph Small, treasurer; and Jimmy Spivey, district lieutenant governor. Mr. Clarence Goss, adviser, is not pictured. KEY CLUB The KEY CLUB is a service organization sponsored by the Macon Kiwanis Club $ ett sd : - Ife iW all SPANISH CLUB officers are Jimmy Smith, parliamentarian; George Grier, treasurer; Alan Forney, president; Bob Cates, secretary; and Charles Fowler, vice-president. Miss Nellie Lamar and Mr. Aubrey Floyd, advisers, are not pictured. SPANISH CLUB The SPANISH CLUB provides through various programs opportunities for its members to learn about Spanish speaking people and their customs. Officers of the HISTORY CLUB pi tured below are Richard Southerland, sergeant-at-arms; Mike Napier, presi dent; Dee Hansford, secretary-treasur er; Pat Pattor ice-president. Mr jobby McElroy, adviser, is standing in The HISTORY CLUB membership is made up of sophomores who are in terested in increasing their knowledge of history. AMERICANISM CLUB The officers of the AMERICAN ISM CLUB are Franklin Darn- ell, secretary-treasurer; Dan Kleckley, vice-president; and 3ert Michael, president. The purpose of the AMERICAN. ISM CLUB is to teach the prin ciples of good citizenship and parliamentary procedure to its members. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Charles Whitaker, Tommy Jones, Ted Musial, Curtis Lamb, Jay Drane, Don Burton, Bill Abare, Woody Brown, Bobby Fincher. SECOND ROW: Mickey Rivers, Bunny Richardson, John Breedlove, David Poythress. Gary Carter, Jimmy Seward, Jimmy Wall, Johnny McArthur, Pete Kendall. THIRD ROW: Barri Vickers, Mike Lowrance, Lee Robinson, Larry Cochran, David Waller, Leroy Sanders, Paul Ward, Jack Jones. FOURTH ROW: Dempsey Brown, George Edwards. Charles Haygood, Maurice Lamb, J W. Hendrix, Tom Pittman, Felmon Redd. FIFTH ROW: John Wood. manager, Buddy Chase, Mike Dodd, Sam Wood. Danny Rutherford, Wayne McMillan, Luther Farless, Tevie Jarratt, manager. 1959 VARSITY FOOTBALL Lanier Brown Lanier : Moultrie Lanier Columbus Lanier Valdosta Lanier : Jordan Lanier La Grange Lanier : R. E. Lee Lanier Baker Lanier Albany Lanier Willingham MR. JIM NOLAN MR. ELTON WALL Varsity Coach Varsity Coach 4 MR. COTTON HARRISON Head Football Coach MR. LANDON BRENT MR. JOE DEFORE Head “B” Team Coach “B” Team Coach MR. GEORGE JONES Faculty Manager ‘i | Ws see rayon 20 orm | Athletic Business Managers are: Bud Ross, Jim Bass, Mr. F. L. Neel, assistant athletic manager, Walton Smith, Robert Ross, Ty Ivey, Mr. Gus Parker, athletic manager, John Kubler, and Bob Hartley. . 0 ee PL oer - a � 7 . 4 - ‘es JOHN BREEDLOVE MIKE DODD BUNNY RICHARDSON LEROY SANDERS Quarterback End End Tackle DEMPSEY BROWN Fullback WAYNE McMILLAN MIKE LOWRANCE LUTHER FARLESS TOM PITTMAN Tackle Guard Guard Center russ GARY CARTER BILL ABARE 1.8 Halfback Halfback Quarterback Halfback SAM WOOD Halfback JIMMY SEWARD MAURICE LAMB BUDDY CHASE DON BURTON Tackle Halfback Halfback End TED MUSIAL Halfback No telling how far Gary could have gone with his eyes open JACK JONES Guard FELMON REDD End WILLIAM LEE ROBINSON Guard THOMAS JONES Center DANNY RUTHERFORD Tackle Fullback PAUL WARD Tackle BARRI VICKERS Quarterback GEORGE LEE EDWARDS Guard CHARLES HAYGOOD End DAVID WALLER Tackle JOHNNY McARTHUR End JEREL DRANE Halfback Tackle The accurate Breedlove throws a long pass to oops! BOBBY FINCHER Fullback FIRST ROW: Woodrow Fincher, Buster Hardy, Billy Patterson, Charles Gordon, Tommy Jones, Pete Rittenburry. SECOND ROW: Bob Winn, Mike Rheberg, Jerry Williams, Jimmy Morris, Billy Jackson, Kelly Hardwick, Billy Hancock. THIRD ROW: Tommy Blake, Billy Emanuel, Kenny Clark, Robbie Edenfield, J. P. Morgan. Paul Bassett. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Evans, Richard Davies, Jim Hanson, Henry Bowden, and Cecil Renfroe. | Football Managers are Jay Clark, Jimmy Bright, Tevee Jarrett, and John Wood. “L” CLUB FIRST ROW: Leroy Sanders, Wayne McMillan, Luther Farless, John Wood, Maurice Lamb, Barri Vickers, Tevie Jarratt. SECOND ROW: Billy Bag well, Rhen Bishop, Bud Dozier, Tom- my Talbot, Sam Wood, Felmon Redd, Sam Lamback. THIRD ROW: Jerry Johnson, Robert Towe, Dempsey Brown, Bunny Richardson. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Wall, Ralph Small. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Chester, Gary Carter. SIXTH ROW: Mike Dodd, Frank Hall. SEVENTH ROW: John- ny Johnson, Clark Stevens. EIGHTH ROW: Mike Lowrance, Buddy Chase. NINTH ROW: Richard Hur- vitz, Jimmy Anderson. TENTH ROW: Lanny Hill, and Mr. Jim Nolan, fac- ulty adviser. Missing from picture are Tommy Malone, Ted Musial, Charles Burden, Alan Forney, Charles Haygood, and Billy Land. FRONT ROW: Ann Talbird, Curry CHEERLEADERS Harrison, Betty Sweet Simmons, Emma Jo Jones, Charlotte Robertson. BACK ROW: Steve Reichert, Mike Johnson, Paul Acree, Louis Glendenning, Jim Carson, and Jim Willis. BAAS VARSITY BASKETBALL TE FIRST ROW: Jerry Johnson, Barri Vickers To mmy Talbe Woodrow Fincher, Sid Middlebrooks, Robert Towe. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Nolan, Jimmy Anderson, Jimmy Seward, Frank Th. ill, Be by Nichols, John Breedlove, Bunny Richardson, and Coach Tom Porter. JIMMY ANDERSON FRANK HALL ROBERT TOWE SID MIDDLEBROOKS Forward Center Forward Guard JERRY JOHNSON BARRI VICKERS JOHN BREEDLOVE TOMMY TALBOT Guard Forward Forward Guard Y ¥ 4, wie ' ‘ whe F Ne : mee =e ant? oe b te Mr. George Jones, “C” team coach; Mr. Tom Porter, varsity team coach; Mr. Jim Nolan, “B” team coach and assistant varsity coac h. Basketball Managers are Burton Reifler, Wayne McMillan, and George Williams BOBBY NICHOLS WOODROW FINCHER BUNNY RICHARDSON JIMMY SEWARD Center Guard Forward Center 1959-1960 VARSITY BASKETBALL Fort Valley Perry Lanier Lanier La Grange Albany Baker Valdosta Lanier Moultrie Lanier wut NON = Lanier 19 Lanier uw wo Lanier Lanier Columbus Lanier y Perry Lanier R. E. Lee Lanier Willingham Lanier 55 La Grange Lanier Jordan Lanier Albany Nay Nova. o1Uul Lanier Valdosta Lanier 5 Moultrie Lanier sf Jordan Lanier 5 R. E. Lee Lanier : Fort Valley Lanier 50 Willingham ww oa ww o By overcoming Tucker, Hall hangs two in the old green sock. rywaTrs y ¥ Fi FIRST ROW: Ford Kendrick, Mike Barnwell, Bobby Fincher, Curtis Lamb, Haynes Willingham, Theron Ussery. SECOND ROW: Bert Michael, Lamar Daniel, Bill Tye, Wayne Hencely, Jerry Stokes, Don Burton, and Darrell Holton 195 CY oe gee fe) ‘ = “Sry f T T rT — � | i C” BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Robbie Edenfield, Buster Black, James Greenway, Jerry Rogers, Lamar Eberhardt, Jack White, Bill Read. SECOND ROW: Coach George Jones, Jim Kiefer, Scott Johnson, Joe League, Ed Everett, Charles Thurston, and Buster Hardy. i — 14 A oy me Spring sports play an important part in our sports program. The coaches for these sports are: Mr. Landon Brent, tennis coach; Mr. Elton Wall, baseball coach: Mr. George Jones, golf coach; Mr. Tom Porter, track coach; and Mr. Jim Nolan, assistant track coach. - Se 196 Mr. George Jones, golf instructor, is standing with members of the golf team, Richard Hurvitz, Jimmy Chester, and Tommy Malone. TENNIS Mr. Landon Brent, tennis instructor, gives pointers to members of the tennis team. They are, left to right: Ralph Small, Maurice Lamb, Sam Lamback, Gary Pyles, and Earl Janney. 197 ai mel @ el Pal rRACK The members of the track team are: Mike Dodd, Barri Vickers, Jimmy Wall, Ted Musial, Rhen Bishop, Gary Carter, Butch Burden, Sam Wood, and Tommy Talbot. Mr. Elton Wall, baseball coach, talks with Sonny Driggers and WAYNE McMILLAN Bunny Richardson on baseball. Baseball Manager 198 BUNNY RICHARDSON JOHN BREEDLOVE ROBERT TOWE Pitcher Catcher First Base BASEBALL CHARLES HAYGOOD JIMMY ANDERSON SONNY DRIGGARS Outfielder Outfielder Pitcher FRANK HALL, Pitcher, is missing from the above pictures. ib a Sa yy a l 20!| _ JERE SMITH Sponsor Miss Betty Sweet Simmons Brigade Colors Orange and Green . u iy a4 elt ir iss Betsy Hales Sponsor ye GARY C, Bou ay HHHHHU LT i4e oH Ee 203 6 sia a utenant Colo ATKINSON el J )pOnsor, . . onsor susan Patton. Wiss Ann Ragan r: Hig a — oor as eat es nad se St, aE | ; fac SB cel lenin (eS a aaa” gue Me aa ier mee oC ee Cadet Major RALPH SMALE Cir ty 5 pond f Sponsor ee Mivg Mimi Harrison ; Miss Bonnie Jean Fleming yah hy i 4 ‘ Ay patie ty Vp Peg i Sih ee 205 Cadet Captain a ; Cadet Captain CECIL BALDWIN 7 ' WALTON SMITH Sponsor y ‘ Spotisor Miss Irene Bell Miss Katharine Burns Cadet Captain —— Cadet Captain WAYNE BOWERS PUNTERS HAROLD LAVIQR Sponsor Sponsot iss B riff Miss Marianna Kaufman Miss Barbara Griffin 207 “AQ” COMPANY Cadet Captain ROBERT TOWE Sponsor Miss Mary Lamar Benton ( olors Kelly Green and Gold Second Lieutenant Frank Hall M Sgt. Hendrix, SFC Burden, SFC Wood, Sgt. Becham, Sgt. Davis; Cpls. First Lieutenant Terry Strong Herren, Robinson, Kalish, Wall, Michael; Cpls. Tanner, Smaha, Kendrix, Mathews UH COMPANY 5.8 Lalali! Cadet Captain BOB HARTLEY ’ dibehasi Sponsor Miss Diane Phillips Color S HA Holiday Red and White Sgt. Roberson, Sgt. Sellars, SFC Graham, M Sgt. Johnson; Cpls. Osterloh; First Lieutenant Virgil Duncan Pace, Holden, Holmstrom; Cpls. Small, Halliburton, Walker, Willingham. Second Lieutenant Paul Smaha COMPANY Cadet Captain GEORGE GRIER Sponsor Miss Julia Goss Colors Turquoise and White M Sgt. Johnston, SFC McElmurray, SFC Ezell, Sgt. Adams, Sgt. Stovall: Cpls. Gordon, Lamb, Peacock, Kaney; Cpls. Tanner, Clark, Nickels, Bishop. COMPANY Cadet Captain BILLY LAND Sponsor Miss Nita Irwin TEER LEEEEEEAL. Colors Royal Blue and White Sgt. Barton, SFC Lamb, SFC Hill, M Sgt. Bagwell, M Sgt. McBrearty; Cpls. First Lieutenant Fred Harmon McGregor, Stevens, Stokes, Misinco, Bush, Willis; Cpls. Chadwick, Schneider, Second Lieutenant Bobby Rogero Ivey, Clark, Corbin, Kramer. up” COMPANY Cadet Captain CHARLES FOWLER Sponsor Miss Barbara Lee Spiller Colors Rose and White Second Lieutenant Harvey Haines M Sgt. Vinson, SFC Anderson, SFC Whitten, Sgt. Mainor; Sgt. Massey, Sgt. First Lieutenant Sam Wood Jones; Cpls. Jordan, Sanders, Pyles, Stephens, Davis; Cpls. Chase, Hawkins, Mize, Zaloumes. “E COMPANY Cadet Captain TOM PITTMAN Sponsor Miss Fran Flournoy Colors Baby Blue and White Set. Taylor, Sgt. Powell, SFC Reeves, SFC Brown, SFC Henson, Set. Driggers: First Lieutenant Tommy Hollingsworth Sgt. Lawless, Cpls. Moseley, Furguson, Chester, Cohen; Cpls. Reichert, Jarrat, Second Lieutenant Leroy Young Whitley, Dozier, Cornelius. RB COMPANY Cadet Captain SAM LAMBACK Sponsor Miss Page Hutcherson Colors Periwinkle Blue and Azure Second Lieutenant Melvin Haskins M Sgt. Bartels, SFC Goff, SFC Minton, Sgt. Humphrey, Cpl. Stewart; Cpls. First Lieutenant Bobby Gordon Lowden, Kleckley, Carpenter, Herren; Cpls. Rivers, Musial, Breedlove. “a COMPANY Cadet Captain CHARLES COOK Sponsor Miss Carolyn Freeman Colors Raspberry and Pink Sgt. Sires, Sgt. Burkett, SFC Bullington, SFC Day, M Sgt. Rader; Cpls. Ross, First Lieutenant Ansel Dekle Kubler, Johnson, Harper; Cpls. Jordan, Ramsey, Tucker, Lee, Carstarphen. Second Lieutenant David Baker oy” (OMPANY Cadet Captain SANDY OWENS Sponsor Miss Pat Tillery Colors Confederate Gray and Red Second Lieutenant Frank Morgan M Sgt. Howell, Sgt. Donaldson, Sgt. Miller, SFC Wray, SFC Milner; Cpls. First Lieutenant Henry Flournoy Middlebrooks, Stanton, Shipman, Carson; Cpls. Sasnett, Kernaghan, Hunnicut, Mash. up IMPANY in SP (| Cadet Captain BILL BRAKE Spon sor Miss Carol Baldwin Colors Emerald Green and White M Sgt. Huckabee, Sgt. Wilson, Sgt. Bloomfield, Comer, Phillips, Richardson, Poythress. Bley, Etheridge, SFC Smith, SFC Yetter; Cpls. Ross; Cpls. Hitchcock, Minton, has vie al) L iy aye ay ‘ | tH A Hee THEE HHL AY s | ari F . al age ba] - Grice, Second : First Lieutenant Tommy Talbot Lieutenant Hugh Valentine 3) a ; Se B. HHL t sfefa eleials r 99 K COMPAN ¥ Cadet Captain JOHN ATKINSON Sponsor Viss Betty Baker Colors Regal Blue and White Second Lieutenant John Blanks M Sgt. Southerland, M Sgt. Niblett, SFC Farr, SFC Melton, Sgt. Findley, Sgt. First Lieutenant Lynn Ivey Lutrell; Cpls. Tye, McPherson, Powell, Smaha, Boutwell, Rape; Cpls. Vickers, Johnson, Watkizs, Harnsberger, Lanneau. L COMPANY Cadet Captain LEE DRAUGHON Sponsor Miss Michael Yeager ( olor 5S Royal Gold and White Sgt. Rawlins, Sgt. Williams, SFC Roby, SFC Mitchiner, SFC McConnell, M Segt i First Lieutenant William Moseley Parker; Cpls. Lowe, Criswell, Darnell, Thompson, Simpson; Cpls. Backer, Perkins, Lumpkin, Wadley, Coppage. Second Lieutenant Bob Cates afefs| LE BAND Cadet Captain BILLY GOETTER Sponsor Miss Donna Powers Colors Pink and Silver Second Lieutenant Worth Williams M Sgt. Niblett, SFC Henson, SFC Roby, Sgt. Powell, Sgt. Mainor; Cpls. Jor- First Lieutenant Steve Chapman dan, Coppage, Boutwell, Hunnicut; Cpls. Rape, Simpson. LANIER MARCHING BAND eee ae NS Band Director Gaughf is pictured with the Majorettes. Left to right: Amy Lindsey, Sandra Bedgood, Band Director T. M. Gaughf, Marlyn Utley, Diane Yaughn, and Paul Moody. MILITARY DEPARTMENT MAJOR RICHARD A. ERICKSON Professor of Military Science and Tactics MILITARY INSTRUCTORS: Sgt. Joseph R. Baugh, SFC Wayne W. Killian, M Sgt. Charles H. Bady, M Sgt. Willard C. Smith, Sgt. John A. Shealy, Sgt. Robert Searcy, and SFC Harold Powers. . = ° =- = = . p ve ) x a ar i U s BRIGADE PRECISION DRILL TEAM Left to right: Greg Jordan, Jim Carson, Steve Reichert, Willie Burns, Ben Cohen, Gene Stanton, Warren Minton, Ben Whitley, Charles Corbin, Victor Powell, Clem McConnell, Jimmy Davis, Tommy Wood, Billy. Rivers, Alan Sanders, Gene Kernaghan, David Kalish, Andy McPherson. Jimmy Cooper, Johnny Johnston, and Bill Holden are standing in the rear with Sgt. Shealy. JUNIOR DRILL TEAM KNEELING, left to right: Russ Manning, Edgar Barbee, Dee Hansford, Bobby Sikes, James Wright, Larry Cartwright, Frank Cannon, Cary Koplin. STANDING, left to right: Bill Underwood, David Cunningham, Harry Vogler, Pat Patton, Brooks Livingston, Steve Barnes, Billy Mabry, Bobby Fountain. Jimmy Cooper, the leader of the team, is standing in the center. 223 RIFLE TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Bud Dozier, Bobby Rogers, Clark Stevens, Billy Land, Billy Bagwell, Bill Kendrick. SECOND ROW, left to right: Billy O’Neal, Larry Dillard, Walter Sewell, Jimmy Bryson, George Parsons, Jimmy Sandefur. Boyce Wilkes, Cotton Cummings, Dwight Conway, George Hitchcock, and Richard Holden are missing from the picture. Major Lee R. Cox (Retired), Custodian of Military Supplies, BRIGADE STAFF LIEUTENANTS measures cadet for military uniform. FIRST ROW: First Lieutenant Mike Dodd and First Lieutenant Bill Abare. SECOND ROW: First Lieutenant Dennis Huthnance and Sergeant Major Wayne McMillan. Officer of the Day and Military Police Rifle Team Practice Sgt. Powers gives instructions on weapons to a senior class. Advertising is a wonderful and rewarding field of endeavor. Those who have worked diligently serving our advertisers are shown above. 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GLASS Need G) DIAL 2-876 iSWANGER Grass (o. 951 FIFTH ST. J. W. McCOOK LUMBER CO. 330 Ash Street Phone 3-7464 SINCLAIR OILS CHAPPLES SERVICE STATION Washing—Polishing—Greasing Tire Recapping—Accessories Phone 2-1235 Napier Ave. and Vine St. LUNCHROOM WORKERS Minshew, Brickel, Davies, Hudgins, and Haines. Gibson not shown. LEE GREENE, JR. GREENE PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Contracting and Repairs 2684 ROFF AVE. MACON, GEORGIA SH 6-320] SYDNEY PYLES HERIN'S FOOD STORE MEATS A SPECIALTY 3151 Napier Ave. SH-3-2622 RAINES SUPER MARKET Owned Operated Y PAUL H. NEWBERRY 2611 Montpelier Ave. Phone SH 5-3272 Quality Will Be Remembered When Price Is Forgotten W. C. SCOTT'S SUPERMARKET INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION “Manufacturers of Corrugated Shipping Containers” MACON GEORGIA THE M H COMPANY Good Food for Good Health WE WELCOME TEEN-AGERS 440 Cotton Ave. Macon, Ga. CLIFF DAVIS HARDWARE CO. Your Friendly Hardware Store Phone 2-1625 3156 Vineville Ave. MACON, GEORGIA BIBB CIGAR CANDY CO., INC. Wholesale Only TOBACCO CIGARS CONFECTIONERIES 364 Plum St. Macon, Georgia Phone SH. 3-5363 Serving Middle Georgia Since 192] LYON-MARSHALL COMPANY Printers 575 MULBERRY ST. LANE MACON, GEORGIA Phone SH. 5-6544 DEAL’S LUGGAGE STORE Authorized Dealer for: SKYWAY—AMERICAN TOURISTER—TRI-TAPER AND SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Middle Georgia's Only Exclusive Luggage Shop 365 Third St. Macon, Ga. BUILDING ARCHITECTURAL MATERIALS WOODWORK WILLINGHAM SASH AND DOOR COMPANY Seventh Dial and Cherry Sts. hs I YANCEY BROS. CO. Road Machinery 4660 Broadway Phone SH 5-926 AD SOLICITORS OF GIRLS HI LIGHTS DiAntonio, Cooper, Lawson, Dodson, Whitener,- Miller, Whitley, Cook, and Kimble. Compliments of BARNEY A. SMITH IMPORT MOTORS Your Renault Dealer 663 Third St. SALES AND SERVICE GEORGIA-CAROLINA OIL CO. MACON, GEORGIA Quality Lubricants Since 1919 BARNES BARNES, INC. Insurance 477 Cotton Avenue Phone SH. 2-2554 GEORGE'S RADIO SERVICE, INC. MUNTZ TV 335 5th St. 309 Cherry St. SH. 5-4633 SH. 2-7029 552-558 Poplar St. Phone 2-4576 Compliments of DANNENBERG’S Macon, Georgia JONES POSTER SERVICE Outdoor Advertising 105! College St. SH 2-0357 ZACLE RHC Phone SH. 3-196! by oLy COLLINS' 7s INGLESIDE SERVICE STATION 2304 Ingleside Avenue MACON, GEORGIA Drive With Care Buy Sinclair’ CORLEY’S CONDITIONED AIR, INC. OPTICIANS 633 North Avenue Bankers Insurance Bldg. MACON, GEORGIA Makers of Fine Glasses Phones SH. 6-6248 SH. 6-6249 CASEY FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP 3112 Hillcrest Avenue, Phone SH. 5-3934 ORIGINALITY IS OUR SPECIALTY Buddy Casey—Joyce Whitley—Madge Jones -to- rices WE DELIVER Factory-to-You Pri CHAMPION’S AD SOLICITORS OF GIRLS HI LIGHTS Ragan, Cagliostro, Scott, Hill, Poole, Schell, Winn, Smith, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Phone Sh-5-4351 RED BROWN Manager 312 Third St. MACON, GA. CREDIT BUREAU OF MACON COLLECTION SERVICE 791 Poplar Street MACON, GEORGIA CREDIT REPORTS COLLECTIONS SH. 33771 SH. 2-758! Serving Macon Merchants and Professional Men Since 1907 McCLURE, BALDWIN GRIFFIN Complete Office Supplies Desks, Chairs, and Files BOORUM PEASE GENERAL FIREPROOFING CO. ALMA DESK A. B. DICK, Distrib. MIMEOGRAPH SPIRIT OFFSET PHOTOCOPY 570-572 Mulberry Street MACON, GEORGIA Telephone SH. 2-2589 CLISBY COMPANY Stocks—Bonds—Mutual Funds 2360 Ingleside Ave. MACON, GA. SH. 6-6262 ALEXANDER FRAME SHOP 183 Spring St. — SH.3-6434 Macon, Georgia CUSTOM MADE FRAMES PERIOD FRAMES PRINTS FRAMED PICTURES BILLS’ NEWS and VARIETY STORES No. | 2386 INGLESIDE AVE. SH. 2-3710 No. 2 665 BACONSFIELD CENTER SH. 2-4314 Macon's Only Complete News Stores STEVE POPPER Gifts and Antiques 1066 Magnolia Street MACON, GEORGIA R. C. CROPPER CO. eee Waits, Dollar, Bernstein, Jones and Mc- Jf Allister. MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 752 Hemlock St. Macon, Georgia Compliments of PHONES SH-6-621 |—6-6212 NEWBERRY’S VARIETY SCOGGINS DEPARTMENT STORE DRY CLEANERS 3126 Vineville Avenue SH 3-394I LAKESIDE PARK Dancing—Bowling—Swimming—Picnicking Miniature Golf—Boating—Fishing PLAYGROUND FOR KIDDIES RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN 2010 Riverside Drive Open 7 A.M. Close 11:45 P.M. Featuring Charcoal Steaks, Seafoods, Golden Brown Fried Chicken, and the Largest Variety of Sandwiches in Macon. Homemade Pizzas Made to Order MACON'S FINEST DRIVE-IN LAMAR PONTIAC COMPANY, INC. PONTIAC—VAUXHALL—WILLYS JEEP Sales Service Phone Phone 5-5456 PONTIAC 2-6436 MACON C. W. FARMER CO. HOYT WANSLEY'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Holt and Vineville PALMER’S Ph SH5-5069 cid KELVINATOR APPLIANCES PENNSYLVANIA TIRES 753 Broadway 3225 Pio Nono Commercial Circle WARNER ROBINS 479 SECOND ST. MACON, GA. JOHNSON BROS. Eive Floors of Fine Furniture” SH 6-6207 Washing, Lubrication, Tires, Batteries and Accessories BILL CAUSEY GULF SERVICE Hardeman and Forsyth MACON, GEORGIA Phone 2-9713 Road Service DAY FHONE CURTIS STEPHENS “69184 MUSIC MACHINE CO. Automatic Phonographs—Coin Machines T. W. TAYLOR 360 First Street Manager MACON, GA. I. B. (BRAD) GRIFFIN Ditching -o- Excavating -o- Grading Septic System Expert MACON, GEORGIA ROUTE 4 Phone SH 3-0967 Recapping New Tires Used Tires THAMES WALTHALL CALLAWAY TIRE RECAP STORES OIL COMPANY Distributors 3105 Vineville Ave. SERVICE Phone SH. 6-1825 CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS FRANK BROOKS SHOE COMPANY Quality Footwear for the Entire Family 435 Third St. Macon, Georgia Macon's New Self Service Drug Store CLAXTON-HILL DRUGS Shurlington Plaza SH 6-3219 M. L. FLEMING The Tailor 632 Poplar St. Phone 2-9247 A Senior's Privilege: to spend study hall period outside. TAILORING, REPAIRING, ALTERING peer ener SNe Se ene MACON FLOUR GRAIN COMPANY MACON MILLING COMPANY BIRDSEY FLOUR FEED MILLS 900 Fifth Street 211 Lower Poplar St. Ph. Sherwood 23656 Macon, Ga, 405 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga, PETE KENDALL'S SERVICE STATION Phone SH. 3-3439 Administrator GIFTS Something for Everyone JOYCINE GIFT If It's Jewelry It's Joycine's Phone 613 Cherry St. SH 3-3144 MACON, GEORGIA HARRISON'S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 2396 Ingleside Ave. DIAL SH5-4777 MACON, GA. BRYAN TRANSFER STORAGE CO. We Specialize in Local and Long Distance Moving Agent DELCHERS BROS. For Free Estimate Tel. S.H.-3-9616 770 5th ST. — MACON PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Paint — Glass — Mirrors Painter's Supplies M. E. MITCHINER, Mor. SH: 3-6353 818 Riverside Drive ROY G. WILLIAMS, INC. Macon's Leading Druggist DAIRY AND HORSE FEED SPECIALISTS Straw for Hay Rides JULIETTE MILLING COMPANY S. L. ORR CO., JEWELERS 8th and Poplar Streets MACON, GEORGIA Corner of Second and Cherry Hotel Dempsey Building Senior Play Practice: Cohen, Southerland, Mosely, I Jackson, and Lovett. ah if GERTRUDE KELLEY SCHOOL OF DANCING Physical and Cultural Education 1126 Bond St. Phone 2-0451 Sportscaster Porter G. BERND COMPANY Established 1865 MACON, GEORGIA KERNAGHAN, INC. —JEWELERS— Phone SH-5-4717 419 Cherry St. MACON, GEORGIA Fine Men's Wear Compliments of The College Man's Shop STEWART OIL CO. 414 Cherry St. SH-5-3962 Corner of Mulberry and Third Sts. MACON, GEORGIA Photographer PORTRAITURE AND COMMERCIAL Phones SH 2-2055 Night SH 2-3446 369 Cotton Ave. Good Luck From GOLDMAN'S P. H. WRAY, Pres. conagamiliens HAL C. WALTON, Vice-Pres. QUALITY FEMININE FASHIONS 7 REID GRIFFIN, Jewel A. T. HOLT COMPANY ag “ESTABLISHED 1886 Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repairing 591 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga. MACON, GA. SH. 2-5303 316 Third Street Business Girls Hamlin, and Etheridge. 7 | . ‘ : : 4 - : THE MACON SHOE COMPANY PIG'N WHISTLE Fine Shoes Since 1900 371 THIRD ST. Phone SH-3-1731 Very Best Wishes From A FRIEND Congratulations to the Senior Class of MILLER AND LANIER DUNLAP CHEVROLET COMPANY OLDHAM’S SOUTHERN OPTICIANS DISCOUNT COMPANY 329 Cotton Ave.—Macon, Ga. @ PRESCRIPTION SERVICE @ STYLE FRAMES Loans and Discounts @ CONTACT LENSES L. EDDIE CANNON Manager 101 Persons Bldg. SH. 6-4866 Chat Sehe-757 DIXON'S PAY LESS DRUG STORES Mulberry at Third SH. 3-6704 Houston at Charles SH. 3-546! Compliments From 2463 Vineville Avenue SH. 5-6547 P Cherry at Cotton SH. 2-6426 MILDRED JOHNS piseaget 567 Cherry Street Headquarters for Miller and Lanier Jewelry MACON, GEORGIA GOODMAN - HAYES JEWELERS Cherry at Second Phone SH. 5-2233 MILK ICE CREAM “If It’s Borden’s It’s Got to Be Good!” Macon, Georgia Tel. S.H.-6-7414 S.H.-2-9433 COYNER’S RESTAURANT CATERING SERVICE Complete Dinners Delivered to Homes AUTO PARTS CO. Sorority and Fraternity Parties Luncheons and Dinners for Any Size Group “Auto Parts for Receptions and Church Suppers All Makes and Models 355 COTTON AVENUE 2775 MACON MACON, GEORGIA Broadway GEORGIA Congratulations to the graduating class | MISS DUFFEY‘S Wishing Geod 7 and Happiness PLAYHOUSE Members of the Class of '60 MACON IRON PAPER STOCK CO. WALNUT ST. AT th ST. Phone SH.-3-6773 TASTEE FREEZ 3090 Napier Avenue STORES 691 Mulberry Street Phone SH. 3-157] MILK SHAKES SUNDAES SANDWICHES BAKERY PRODUCTS Owner: CHUCK OGLETREE MISS GEORGIA DAIRIES, INC. Quality Dairy Products 3318 Vineville Avenue MACON, GA. Phone SH-3-8631 WEST ROOFING COMPANY Weatherstripping Roofing, Siding and Insulation 1593 FORSYTH ST. MACON, GA. (ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY Compliments of CENTRAL TIRE COMPANY Post Office Box 1347 MACON, GEORGIA JOHNSON DRANE BODY AND PAINT SHOP 864 Broadway SH. 2-395] MACON; GEORGIA MACON TRANSFER COMPANY Agt. ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc. Used Furniture and Antiques Nationwide Moving 676 Broadway MACON, GEORGIA THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. OF GEORGIA PAINTS—ARTISTS' SUPPLIES 458 2nd Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of YOUNG DRUG CO. 303 Cotton Avenue EVELYN Y 322 First Street — Ph. SH 2-7371 MACON, GEORGIA Compliments From CENTRAL GEORGIA FERTILIZER COMPANY 350 Poplar Street MACON, GEORGIA BATEMAN WADE Groceries and Fresh Meats 2283 Clayton St. Macon, Georgia Phone SH. 5-3966 890 Pio Nono Ave. Free Estimates DELTA FENCE COMPANY Phones SH. 3-7775 SH. 2-7061 Come to See Us BYRD'S GARAGE 447 Pine Street Phone SH. 3-3765 ARTISTIC FLOWER SHOP Brighten Every Occasion With Flowers 120 NEW STREET PHONE SH. 6-2262 MRS. JANNTTE AIKEN Dixie Doodle Dainties SNYDER CLEANERS 2566 Montpelier Ave. DIAL SH. 2-3147. MACON, GA. L. A. THOMAS DRUG CO. ESTABLISHED 1898 Cor. Broadway and Oglethorpe Sts. MACON, GEORGIA Phone SH-3-7414 SUBURBAN FABRIC SHOPS 2320 Ingleside Ave. SH-6-5042 E. RAYMOND SMITH NEW USED CARS Inc. MACON, GEORGIA 814 Third Street -:- SH 5-2871 Compliments of Compliments of MEMORIAL CHAPEL RACKLEY'S 746 Cherry Street ANIMAL HOSPITAL EVERETT SAMMONS 1550 Hardeman Ave. JOE SUTHERLAND Phone SH. 2-8766 CHARLIE WOOD SPORTING GOODS Serving the Money Needs for Maconites for More Than 20 Years NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY 485 Broadway MACON - GEORGIA Dial SHerwood 5-2426 ey Art Work — Ad Layout Tommy Adkins SPEIR’S ARCTIC CIRCLE Specializing in Barbecue Outings, and Picnics Fried Chicken — Sandwiches — Catfish DIAL SH. 3-419] 1762 Jeffersonville Rd. MURPHEY, TAYLOR AND ELLIS, INC. Realtors Insurors Compliments LA VISTA RESTAURANT of CHICKEN STEAKS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. SEAFOOD 3040 Vineville Avenue DUAL DRIVE SYSTEM Do It Yourself and Save @ Professional Instructors @ Dual Control ieee @ Free Pick-up of Students DO-IT-YOURSELF Store Instructor Phone 433 Walnut St. SH. 6-5 1 11 WALLACE FOWLER SH. 3-7182 4115 Riggins Mill Road Phone SH 2-5714 Compliments of : ete Iain ‘a er ary Carter DEMPSEY CORNER | | STAUDARD FEED MILING CO. Macon, Georgia STARNES FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE Tuxedos, Evening, and Wedding Gowns and All Accessories SH. 2-6573 2808 Napier Ave. Macon, Georgia Compliments of SCOTT'S SUPERMARKET SAM WARD JEWELERS, INC. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry MACON, GA. SH 3-3232 478 Cherry St. SOUTHERN FOOD SERVICE Store Door Distributor for BORDEN'S—NUCOTE—QUIP—F. F. U. COOKIES RONCO—WHIPPED BUTTER 1095 Sixth Street Macon, Georgia SH. 6-1226 Macon, Georgia Phone—S.H.-2-641 | RHODES FURNITURE CO. 369 Second St. MACON, GEORGIA WILLIAMS' OPTICIANS Prescriptions Filled Lenses Duplicated Contact Lens Specialists 530 First Street SH. 5-432I Compliments of BIG APPLE SUPER MARKETS Prompt Shipment of All Orders Whether a Case or a Carload. Purveyors of fine quality products to institutions of all types through- out Georgia, North Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina. Compliments of THE TRADING POST 48 State Moving Service Catering Exclusively to Restaurants—Hospitals Hotels—Schools Colleges-Clubs Caterers—Industrial Food Operations Bakers and Institutions More and Better Servings in Every Can GENERAL OFFICES 320-346 Oglethorpe Street Macon, Georgia GARDNER METAL PRODUCTS STARNES 1320 Guy Paine Road DRY CLEANERS MACON, GEORGIA 2830 Napier Avenue Phone SH. 6-462! SH. 5-2034 Compliments of CHEROKEE BARBER SHOP W. B. ASHLEY 2810 Napier Avenue Quietly—Efficiently HART’S MORTUARY Renders the Best Service DIAL | SHerwood 6-432] 765 Cherry BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY MACON, GEORGIA The First Name in TEXTILES ALTERATIONS COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING REPAIRING Dial SHerwood 5-6307 ia SE ee Di SE “WES. a cons NE 2011 NAPIER AVE.— MACON, GA. Compliments of COKE’S PHOTO-SUPPLY 735 Cherry St. N= asee a STORE FRONTS AND ALTERATIONS OUR SPECIALTY AMERICAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Office Furniture Office Supplies Office Machines 532 MULBERRY STREET Phone SH. 2-7548 Macon Independent Automobile Dealers Association AL RUSSELL'S USED CARS MILES WILSON USED CARS BARNEY'S USED CARS MIXON'S USED CARS BROADWAY USED CAR LOT MIZELL USED CARS BROWN MOTOR CO. MODERN MOTORS BROWN'S NEW USED CARS MOORE MEADOWS USED CARS TOMMY COOK NEW USED CARS MULLIS AUTO SALES COCHRAN MOTOR CO. NORTHERN MOTOR CO. DONINY'S USED CARS O'NEAL-SMITH MOTOR CO. DOZIER'S USED CARS FONSO G. POPE MOTORS EPPS MOTOR CO. L. M. ROGERS, INC. HAROLD ROGERS USED CARS RYLES NEW USED CARS HORNE'S USED CARS GUS SMALL MOTOR CO., INC. BUBBER KING USED CARS SMITH SON USED CARS LAVENDER MOTORS E. RAYMOND SMITH, INC. M M MOTORS SOUTHERN MOTORS MIDDLE GEORGIA MOTOR CO. SOUTHSIDE MOTORS YARBOROUGH MOTOR CO. Graduate to GREATER FOOD SAVINGS at Your FRIENDLY WILSON TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINE CO. 639 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga. Dial SH.6-2777 COLONIAL STORES | SALES—SERVICE—RENTALS—SUPPLIES INGLESIDE JEWELERS, INC. Keepsake Diamonds WE SPECIALIZE IN TEENAGE JEWELRY 2322 Ingleside Avenue Phone SH. 6-1388 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 HEFNER’S BAKERY, Inc. 1018 Pio Nono Ave. Phone SH. 2-8426 McGOLDRICK MOTOR CO. Studebaker—Packard and Mercedes-Benz 240 Third Street MACON, GEORGIA FAUSETT AND SANDERS Realtors—Insurers 365 COTTON AVE. Distinctive Local and Long Distance Moving Household Goods Storage DEPENDABLE, PROMPT SERVICE WASHBURN STORAGE CO. 83 5th Street SH-3-7471 MOTOROLA FEDDERS R C A VICTOR For That Stereophonic Player or Radio For Your Graduation Gift See BILL HUNT — BILL RAGAN HUNT - RAGAN, Inc. 668 Poplar Street MACON, GEORGIA Watson Blvd. WARNER ROBINS, GA. Homemaking Class Edwards and Mitchell . ee ee Fine Photographs METRO STUDIOS 588 Cherry St. Phone SH-5-5121 FREE ESTIMATES NO JOB TOO LARGE .. NO JOB TOO SMALL STONE PLUMBING HEATING, Inc. 2140 Montpelier Ave. @ BONDED @ LICENSED @ INSURED A Complete Plumbing and Heating Service Specializing in Repair Work and Septic Tanks No Money Down — 36 Months to Pay PHONE SHerwood 3-446] CORNELL-YOUNG COMPANY Ready-Mix Concrete MACON WARNER ROBINS SH 5-7031 WA 3-4245 MACON PRESTRESSED CONCRETE COMPANY Precast and Prestressed Concrete MACON SH 6-1645 DIXIE DRIVE IN 2320 Jeffersonville Rd. Phone SH. 3-1136 Ad Layouts Adkins, Rawlins, and Vaughn. CALOX TOOTH POWDER for a Smile That Glistens McKESSON ROBBINS INC. Grading—Topsoil—Fill Dirt Sand and Gravel W. C. COOK RIVERSIDE DRIVE Phone SH2-7613 Compliments of TRAILWAYS Charter Coach Service ANYWHERE ANY TIME For Information Call TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL Phone SH. 3-2535 Come to See Us — Thanks CALLAWAY SERVICE STATION 2395 Ingleside Ave. Phone SH 6-3539 CAFETERIAS Third St. Cherry St. MACON, GA. Billy Land Compliments of BALKOM'S SERVICE STATION 2962 Vineville Ave. Phone SH. 2-9502 WILLIE LAND'S INGLESIDE COFFEE SHOP 2385 Ingleside Avenue MACON, GEORGIA TOP SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITOR SUBSCRIPTION WHEELHORSES (above) Howell Zaloumes Mitchiner (insert) VALUABLE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS (below) Pete Johnny Arrington Johnston Not Massey Congratulations cass oF “60 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Above: Annual Business Staff, First Period Group — Handling money, receipts, and records. Raley, Layton, Frazier, Cook, Holding, and Drew. Below: Annual Business Staff, Juniors — Checking records and assigning ads. Warlick, Smith, Davies, Baker, Fowler, Davis, Wright, Leach, and Harri- son. TOP AD SALESMEN Above: Annual Business taff, Seniors — Preparing receipt books. Thompson, Watson, Jor- don, Garrard, and Jones. Below: Annual Sales Promotion — By Artists Honeycutt and Jones. Shop Mulberry! WHERE YOU SAVE CASH $ $ $ --- NOT STAMPS MULBERRY MARKET for Lowest Food Prices in Town... QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED BUSINESS STAFF — ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION Johnson Hensen Duncan Mitchiner Massey Johnston McConnell BUSINESS STAFF — AD SALES SECTION = : = = = ae R= BUSINESS STAFF — AD LAYOUT SECTION Mainor Stovall Rawlins Russell Adkins = The Name SAM S. CHANDLER on Your Insurance Policy Is a Symbol of Protection and Service SAM S. CHANDLER INSURANCE AGENCY Established 1920 DANA ADAMS—DEMING JONES—MARGUERITE L. JACKSON Chandler Building 154 Broadway St. Phone SH 2-3641 Ample Customer Parking Space REASONABLE RATES—GOOD EQUIPMENT RENT A CAR OR TRUCK NO NEED TO BE A ONE CAR FAMILY WE WILL FURNISH THE EXTRA CAR Drivurself FOR THAT SPECIAL TRIP Phone 2-5622 Chandler Building 154 Broadway HERTZ RENT-A-CAR SERVICE SAM S. CHANDLER, Prop. DEMING JONES, Mgr. Phone SH 2-5622 To a very special group of friends in town — the business people, who really made this Annual possible, we say many, many heartfelt thank yous'’. BILLY LAND — PERRY DREW Business Managers YOU, T00, CAN B STEWOGRAPWER WEEKS wO_SIGNS. A eS TYPING OPTIONAL x FOR BUSINESS AND CIVIL SERVICE x START ANY MONDAY DAY OR EVE SESSIONS « COME—OBSERVE—SPEAK TO PUPILS NATIONAL LIFETIME PLACEMENT SERVICE—FREE NATIONAL LIFETIME TRANSFER PRIVILEGES—FREE SCHOOLS IN 452 CITIES — U.S. AND C CRANDALL BUSINESS COLLEGE 589 Mulberry St. Dial SH 3-2923 Terry Strong—Tuck Wall—Bert Michael—Mrs. Fitzsimmons AUTOGRAPHS HI Y ACTIVITY DIETICIANS P.O. BOX 964 DIAL SH 3-9237 ROBY ELECTRIC COMPANY Commercial—Residential Contracting—Repairing 1581 HARDEMAN AVENUE MACON, GEORGIA LANIER EDITORIAL STAFF KARSTEN AND DENSON Sa a en rae Maca CO. SEEDS Dairy and Poultry Equipment 536 Third St. SH 5-3306 PARK AND SHOP AND SAVE TOM FLOURNOY, JR., C.L.U. at NEW YORK INSURANCE CO. B 1k-Matth 417 First National Bank Building ¢ ews MACON, GEORGIA Telephone SH 2-734I DEPARTMENT STORE Macon, Ga. Sheared! HAVE RAM — WILL TRAVEL, Bye, Now! Rivers Brown Breedlove Carter Seward Lowrance Pittman Farless McMillan Richardson GEORGIA TIMBERLANDS, INC. Pulpwood Timber MACON, GEORGIA TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylormade’