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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1961 volume:

7 Tp ph MILLER-LANIER Volume XXX Lanier Senior High School Macon, Georgia Tretton is a word representative of Lanier—its alumni and its students. Our 5 Lanier predecessors, sparked by such slogans aS We lead cnnlatePoetss and: :“Itwrprensie ‘ ee - _ Can Be Done,” have built an env of,accomplishment in school, state and — nationWe at Lanier, whether realizing it or not, are receiving one of the best prep- eS - arations available for life. We are learning how to preserve and build tradition. Everyone has his own set of memories, and it would be impossible to inclydg ’ Ser) CARSON them all. Therefore, the Annual attempts only to present the large events in hope that these will provide a means for recalling the more personal ones. In the following pages you will find Lanier and its activities—from the very ordinary to the unusual, from the scholarly to the sportsmanlike—all rewarding. IT ADMINISTRATION Page 8-11 I DEDICATION SAN ; es SUPERLATIVES VI MILITARY — a p 7h 04-129 — III CLASSES Pages 12-57 Bs ass ame IV ACTIVITIES Pages 58-81 _ . SELBY BUCK LEM CLARK The reputation of a school is built slowly, not instantaneously, and sports is one of the main ways through which it is achieved. Throughout Lanier’s history its name has symbolized athletic and academic leadership. We, the senior class of 1961, deem it only fitting that we dedicate this annual to the memory of two of its outstanding coaches—Selby Buck and Lem Clark. Selby Buck, a man respected and admired throughout Georgia for his athletic ability, left behind a coaching record surpassed or equaled by few.: During his thirty years at Lanier, his teams won five state championships in football, two in baseball, and eleven in basketball. Twice he served as president of the Georgia High School Coaches Association. He was chosen Georgia Coach of the Year in 1948 and was among the first to be elected to the Georgia Prep Hall of Fame. In 1955 Coach Buck retired from the Lanier coaching scene because of poor health. Until his death in January, 1961, he headed the Bibb County Athletic Department, con- tinually striving to improve sports facilities in the county public schools. In 1931 a player coached by Buck came to Lanier to aid him. Lem Clark, after a successful high school and college career, returned to his Alma Mater to become assistant grid coach and head baseball coach, positions he held until 1940 and from 1946 to 1950. While at Lanier, he led his baseball teams to two official state cham- pionships and six unofficial ones. After the Korean Conflict and three years at Brunswick’s Glynn Academy, Coach Clark resettled in Macon to begin his teaching duties at Lanier Junior High. Soon, however, he was forced to seek a leave of absence because of illness, an illness which ultimately resulted in death. Lemual Jay Clark, who radiated spirit and morale, was an asset to the school and to its boys. Had it not been for the records that their teams made and the later accomplish- ments of the boys that they coached, Lanier would not be so well-known today. These two men, Selby Buck and Lem Clark, exemplify the Lanier Spirit—that of sportsmanship, honor, and achievement. They have left an intangible mark on this school that will be cherished by its student body for years to come. This 1960-61 school annual is indeed a tribute to the ingenuity of its staff and advisors. The new arrangement of all pictures indicates initiative, imagination and skill, and the broad coverage of all school activities reveals careful thought and planning. My pride in your achievement is now, yours will be on some distant tomorrow when, as you review these pages, you recall memories of friendship and school events dimmed by passing years but never entirely forgotten. Only then can you sing with Walt Whitman — “Thanks in old age—thanks ere I go For precious, everlingering memories.” DR. H. GC. WEAVER MR. MALLORY C. MR. WALLACE MILLER, JR. MR. W. P. SIMMONS President ATKINSON Secretary Treasurer Vice-President The Members Of Our Board .. . 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 show each of them in a pose typical of his committee work. MR. W. A. FICKLING, SR... . Rules and Regulations. JUDGE HAL BELL .. . Ex officio member. MR. FRANK WILLINGHAM : 2 Textbooks and Courses of Study. JUDGE OSCAR L. LONG . . . Transportation. MR. C. C. HERTWIG .. . Operation of Plant. MR. A. S. HATCHER, JR. . . . Instructional Services. fs lisitl HH | | | i | | | | | MR. JULIUS GHOLSON is superintendent of the Bibb County School System, and MR. LLOYD NEWBERRY is assistant superintendent. ... Who Give Untold Hours... MR. RALPH EUBANKS .. . Teacher Retirement. MAYOR EDGAR H. WILSON .. . Ex officio member. MR. G. P. RANKIN, JR. . . . Maintenance of Plant. MR. R. A. McCORD . . . Special S chool Needs. MR. H. T. BIRDSEY . . . Vocational Education. JUDGE W. C. STEVENS . .. Military and Athletics. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT DIETICIANS Mrs. Kinnett, Mr. Fulmer, Mr. Nolan, Mr. Parker, Mr. Sorrells, Mr. Goss, and Mr. Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Ross Porter. AGRICULTURE BUSINESS SHOP Mr. Simmons . Mathews, Mrs. Wright Mr. DeFore, Mr. Eschmann, Mr. McCord BAND SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Miss Clements, Mr. Hardy, Mrs. Gazafy, Mr. Swint, Mr. Neal. MILITARY DEPARTMENT PMS Maj. Cox, Sgt. Fincher, Sgt. Neubauer, Sgt. Dalton, M Sgt. Smith, M Sgt. Bady, Major Erickson 10 Sgt. Killian, Sgt. Baugh, Sgt. Powers. ° iff ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Jones, Mr. McCullough, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Mathews, Miss Early, Mrs. Sapp. 4 ‘aha LIBRARY Miss McCaw OFFICE Mr. McElroy, Mr. Brannen, Mr. Wall, Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Brent. Mrs. Brown LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. Floyd Miss Lamar all Mr. Gratigny, Miss Lott I % WAY e i J, ! a | ¥ . IN ) ; SNe ae) zm | a f Wu {| | Hi) We (i | ‘| Nh i ha ies IL Was sf a oe 1 Wp au i ll aly TN y ‘iiss ih 1 dl Wie cE Hh: bf = 4 Abe | i ye ; : 4 Zz SW ddeg ea il las | ie | aA a Seniors € 7 ; fi a | AO Pefank j VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT 2D Widlhbrerks SECRETARY-TREASURER PAUL CLINTON ACREE Paul Cadet Private 10-12; Hi-Y 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; History Club 10; Cheer Leader 11. THOMAS EDWARD ADKINS Tommy Cadet Private 10-12; Business Staff of Annual 11, 12: Honor Company 11; Band 10. VICTOR JAMES ANDROS Victor Cadet Sergeant 12; President of Sidney Lanier Literary So- ciety 12; Student Council 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Band 10-12; Outstanding Musician 10, 11; District Music Festival 10-12. HAL MARTIN ARMSTRONG Hal Cadet Staff Sergeant 12; Beta Honorary 11; Supervision Basketball Champions 10, 11; Americanism Club 10; Red Cross Club 10. PEARMAN AUSTIN ARRINGTON Pete Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11: Business Staff of Annual 11. TERRELL LAWRENCE ARRINGTON Lawrence Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Company 10, 11; Honor Company 10. CLAYTON MICHAEL ARTHUR Mike Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11. GUERRY CLARK BACKER Guerry Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10; American- ism Club 10; Red Cross Club 10; Spanish Club 11; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 10. DAVID RODNEY BAILEY David Cadet Private 10-12; Secretary-Treasurer of Industrial Arts Club 11; Treasurer of Business Club 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Company 11. LEON EDWARD BARFIELD, JR. Leon Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; History Club 10; Chess Club 10-12; Spanish Club 1], 12. JAMES THURMAN BASS, JR. Jim President of Student Council 12: Vice-President of Hi-Y 12; Vice-President of Demosthenian Literary Society 12; Athletic Business Manager 11, 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Debating Team 10, 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. DAVID LEWIS BILLINGSLEY David Cadet Private 10-12: History Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Brigade Best Inspection Company 10; Hi-Y 11; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. WILLIAM BENJAMIN BIRCH Benny Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10. CHARLES WEBSTER BISHOP Charles Cadet Private 10-12; Library Assistant 10-12; Hi-Y 11; In- dustrial Arts Club 10; Honor Company 10. RHEN BISHOP Rhen Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Track Team 10-12; Varsity Foot- ball 12: “L” Club 11, 12; Second Vice-President of Chess Club 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball 11. DAVID WILLIAM BLEY David Cadet First Lieutenant 12; First Vice-President of Science Club 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Chess Club 10, 11; Demos- thenian Literary Society 11; Crack Squad 11; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 12; Honor Group 12. JONNIE LEON BLOOMFIELD Jonnie B. Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Junior Drill Team 10; Red Cross Club 10; His- tory Club 10; Americanism Club 11; Hi-Y 11, 12. WARREN DENNIS BOUTWELL Dennis Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Band 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11, 12: State Music Festival 10-12; Chess Club 10-12; Per- fect Attendance 10, 11. JERRY LEE BOWDEN Jerry Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Drilled Platoon 11. JAMES ALFRED BOWERS Jim Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; 4-H Club 10-12. RICHARD MATTHEWS BOWRING Richard Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10: Chess Club 10. TOMMY KEITH BRADY Keith Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Winning Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. JOHN HARDEN BREEDLOVE John Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Director of Class 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; “L” Club 11, 12; Superla- tive 12. JAMES MILNER BRIGHT Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Football Manager 11; Supervision Basketball Champions 10, 11; “L” Club 12; Business Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10. RALPH DEWITT BRINSON, JR. Butch Cadet Private 10-12. ROBERT DOUGLAS BROOKS Bobby Cadet Staff Sergeant 12; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Science Club 10, 11; Chess Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 11; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 11. LAWRENCE WINSTON BROWN Winston Cadet Private 10-12. RONALD HAROLD BROWN Ronnie Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Crack Squad 11. WOODROW ALFORD BROWN Woody Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Crack Squad 11. THOMAS MARVIN BULLOCK Thomas Cadet Private 10-12; Business Club 10-12; Supervision Bas- ketball 10, 11; FFA 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; American- ism Club 10; Poet Bowling League 11: Glee Club 10, 11. WILLIAM HOLMES BURNS Willie Cadet Captain 12; President of Beta Honorary 12; Student Council 12: Parliamentarian of Demosthenian Literary So- ciety 12; Treasurer of Key Club 12; Annual Staff 10-12; Honor Group 12; President of Inter-School Student Coun- cil 12. JAMES ESTES BUSH James Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Track Team 11, 12; Honor Company 10, 11; Americanism Club 10, 11; Demosthenian Literary Society 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Bri- gade Best Inspection Company 10; Honor Group 12. WALTER THOMAS BUSH, JR. Tommy Cadet Private 10-12; Red Cross Club 11; History Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Honor Company 11. ROBERT BENNETT BUTLER Robert Cadet Private 11, 12; Transfer Student 11. NORMAN WAYNE CANNON Wayne Cadet Private 10-12. HARRIS DEITZ CARPENTER, JR. Deitz Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; President of Chess Club 11; An- nual Staff 12; Beta Honorary 11; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 12; Crack Squad 11; Student Council 11; Honor Group 12. JAMES FRED CARSON, JR. Jim Cadet Captain 12; Lieutenant Governor of Key Club 12; Beta Honorary 11; Director of Class 10, 11; Secretary-Treasurer of History Club 10; Crack Squad 10, 11; Track Team 10, 11; Honor Group 12. ROBERT BRUCE CARSTARPHEN, JR. Bruce Cadet Sergeant 12; Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11; History Club 10; Americanism Club 11; Chess Club 10,.11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11. LARRY MADISON CARTER Larry Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10-12; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11. JOHN RUDDELL CHADWICK John Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Science Club 10, 11; Second Vice-President of Science Club 11; Red Cross Club 10; In- dustrial Arts Club 11; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Pla- toon 10, 11. WILLIAM DAVID CHAPMAN David Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Red Cross Representative 12. CLYDE EDWIN CHASE Buddy Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Varsity Football 10-12: Track Team 10-12; Secretary-Treasurer of Hi-Y 12; Director of Class 12; Vice-President of Class 10, 11; Beta Honorary 11; Honor Group 12. JAMES ROLAND CHESTER Jimmy Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Key Club 11, 12; History Club 10; “L” Club 10-12; Crack Squad 11; Golf Team 10-12; Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 10; Honor Group 12. LEM JAY CLARK, JR. Jay Cadet Private 10-12; Brigade Drill Team 12; Junior Drill Team 10: Crack Squad 11; Football Trainer 10-12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Brigade Best Parade Company 10. BENJAMIN EMANUEL COHEN Ben Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; History Club 10; Crack Squad 10, 11; Company Best Drilled Cadet 11; Track Manager 10; Honor Group 12. FRANK WILLIS COMER III Frank Cadet Sergeant Major 12; President of Science Club 12: Stu- dent Council 12; Key Club 11, 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Com- pany Best Drilled Cadet 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11: Brigade Drill Team 10. WILLIAM MARK COPPAGE, JR. Mark Cadet Colonel 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Sports Editor of Poet Leader 12; All State Band 11; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Band 10-12; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. CHARLES CULVER CORBIN, JR. Charles Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; History Club 10; Chess Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 11; Brigade Drill Team 11; Honor Company 11; Crack Squad 11. RANDY ALLAN CORNELIUS Runt Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Pa- rade Company 11. CHARLES JOSEPH COWART Joe Cadet Private 10-12. CECIL ERIC CRANFORD Eric Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Dis- ciplined Company 10; Brigade Best Inspection Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 11. ALBERT ROLAND CRIBB, JR. Buster Cadet Private 10-12; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Su- pervision Basketball 10. ROY WILBURN CRISWELL, JR. Wilburn Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Beta Honorary 11; Key Club 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; Brigade Drill Team 10; Business Staff of Annual 11; History Club 10; Honor Group 12. CHARLES FRANKLIN DARNELL Franklin Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Editor-in-Chief of Poet Leader 12; Student Council 12; Secretary-Treasurer of Americanism Club 10, 11; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10, 11; Key Club 11; Sports and News Correspondent for Macon Tele- graph 11, 12; Supervision Basketball Champions 10. JOEL CARLING DAUGHTRY — Joel Cadet Private 10-12. WILLIAM CLYDE DAVIDSON Clyde Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Supervision Basketball 11. JAMES EUGENE DAVIS James Cadet Private 10-12; Honer Company 10; Brigade Best Dis- ciplined Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. WOODROW WILSON DAVIS Woody Cadet Sergeant 12; President of Business Club 12; Student Council 12; Winning Crack Squad 11; Science Club 10, 11; Hénor Company 10; History Club 10; Typist for Annual 12. LARRY ARDELL DeFORE Larry Cadet Private 10-12; “B’” Team Football 10; Supervision Bas- ketball Champions 12; Honor Company 10, 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 10. JOSEPH MARION DeGRANDIS Joe Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 11. DAVID WAYNE DENNIS Wayne Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11, 12; Honor Company 10. JOHN HUE DEVINE John Cadet Private 10-12; Chess Club 11; Business Club 10; Americanism Club 11: Red Cross Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10. JOHN DAVID DiANTONIO David Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10-12; Red Cross Representative 10; Americanism Club 10; Spanish Club 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11. TIMOTHY McCOY DODD Tim Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. DONALD LESTER DOUGLAS Don Cadet Private 10-12. JAMES OVID DOUTHIT Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; FFA 10-12. RANDALL EUGENE DOUTHIT Randy’ _ Cadet Private 10-12; 4-H Club 10-12; Honor Company 10. G. L. DOZIER, JR. Bud Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Captain of Rifle Team 12; “RB” Team Football 11; “L” Club 10-12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Rifle Team 10-12. WALLACE DOUGLASS DURRETT III Doug Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Honor Company 12. SAMUEL LEE EDMONSOND Sam Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Business Staff of Annual 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Brigade Best Inspection Company 10; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 10. ELLIS J. EDWARDS | Jack ir- 1 7 q Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 11. WILLIAM RILEY ETHRIDGE Billy Cadet Private 10-12; History Club 10; Spanish Club’ 11; Brigade Best Parade Company 10. DARYL TAYLOR EVANS Daryl Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; History Club ™ 10; Spanish Club 11. ‘ ROBERT DAVID FAMBRO Robert Cadet Private 10-12. HARRY FAGAN FARGASON Fagan Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Pla- toon 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. LUTHER JAMES FARLESS, JR. Luther Cadet Staff Sergeant 12; Varsity Football 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; “L” Club 10-12. JOHNNY RAY FERGUSON Johnny Ray Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Crack Squad 11; Science Club 10; Chess Club 10; Americanism Club 11; Honor Group 12. DAVID GEORGE FOSTER David Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11; Band 10; Brigade Best Inspection Company 11; Chess Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10. CLARENCE DALE FREENEY Dale Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11. WILLIAM ROBERT FULMER Bobby Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 11; Honor Company 10; Americanism Club 11. WILLIAM McKENNA GARVIN McKenna Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 12; Supervision Bas- ketball 10, 11; Chess Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. HERBERT CRAWFORD GATES Crawford Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10-12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10-12; Chess Club 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 10; History Club 10; Library Assistant 11; Radio Club 12. RALPH SAMUEL GATTIE Ralph Cadet Private 10-12: Supervision Basketball 10, 11. WILLIAM TOMMY GAY Tommy Cadet Private 10-12: Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 10; Super- vision Basketball 10, 11. JERRY HOWELL GLEATON Jerry Cadet Private 10-12; Rifle Team 10; Honor Company 10, 11; Crack Squad 1]; Supervision Basketball 11; Best Parade Company 10. LOUIS B. GLENDENNING Louis Cadet Private 10-12; Americanism Club 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Cheer- leader ] L. RUDOLPH TRAVIS GORDON Rudy Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Beta Honorary 11; Business Club 11; Chess Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Super- vision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Group 12. RUFUS JEFFERSON GORDON Rufus Cadet Private 10-12; FFA 10. BENNING MOORE GRICE, JR. Benning Cadet Lieutenant Colonel 12; Editor-in-Chief of Annual 12; Parliamentarian of Student Council 12; Secretary of Demos- thenian Literary Society 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Winning Debate Team 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. KELLY LANIER GUNNELLS, JR. Kelly Cadet Private 10-12; Secretary-Treasurer of Science Club 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; French Club 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. THOMAS HENLEY HALLIBURTON Tommy Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11: Hi-Y 12; History Club 10, 11; Americanism Club 10, 11: Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11. FREDDIE EUGENE HAMLIN Freddie Cadet Private 10-12: Radio Club 12: Business Club 10: Science Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. MAURICE LAFAVE HANSON, JR. Boo Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Brigade Best Drilled Com- pany 10. ALFRED DOUGLAS HARGROVE Al Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11. LARRY EDWARD HARN Larry Cadet Private 11, 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Red Cross Club 11, Red Cross Representative 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11. HENRY STEVE HARPER Steve Cadet Private 11, 12; Secretary-Treasurer of Glee Club 12; Supervision Basketball 11; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Honor Group 12. LARRY RANDOLPH HARPER Larry Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11: Business Club 10; Business Staff of Annual 11. ALBERT SIDNEY HATCHER Al Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Honor Company 10; Americanism Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11: Business Staff of Annual 12. ROY SANDERS HATCHER, JR. Sanders Cadet Private 10-12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 11; Brigade Drill Team 12. RICHARD COLE HAVERFIELD Jack Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; History Club 10; French Club 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. JOHN BENJAMIN HAWKINS John Cadet Major 12; Science Club 10-12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; State Science Fair 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Champions 11; Chess Club 10, 11; Honor Group 12; Orange and Green Staff 12. CHARLES ERWIN HAYGOOD Buck Cadet Private 10-12; Baseball 10-12: Vice-President of FFA 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 11, 12; a; (le PE, Ez WALTER GEESLIN HERIN, JR. Walt Cadet Sergeant 12; Science Club 10; Americanism Club 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Key Club 11; Business Club 12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 12; Honor Group 12. ALVAN ALONZO HERRING Alvan Cadet Sergeant 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Business Club 10-12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10, 11; “L” Club 12; Crack Squad 11; Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 10; Super- vision Basketball 10, 11. JAMES ERVING HILL Ervie Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 10-12; Track Team 11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Inspection Company 10; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 10; “L” Club 12. GEORGE TRAWICK HITCHCOCK Terry Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Co-Captain of Rifle Team 12; Varsity Baseball 11; Science Club 10, 11; History Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10. WILLIAM WALLACE HOLDEN Bill Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Brigade Drill Team 11; Cap- tain of Color Guard 12; Leader of Junior Drill Team 12; Treasurer of Radio Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; “B” Team Football 10. THOMAS J. HOLLIS Tommy Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. KEN SLADE HOLLOWAY Ken Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Brigade Drill Team 12; Supervision Basket- ball 11. DARRELL EUGENE HOLTON Darrell Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Company 10; Red Cross Representative 11. WILLIAM FRANKLIN HUDSON Billy Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. DONALD PATTON HUNNICUTT Don Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Band 10-12; Business Club 10- 12; Secretary of Business Club 12; Business Manager of Dixie Doodle Dandy 11, 12; Georgia State Music Festival 10- 12; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 11; Honor Group 12. CHARLES BOOKER HUNTER Charles Cadet Private 11, 12. RICHARD DAVID HURVITZ Richard Cadet Private 10-12; Golf Team 10-12; “L” Club 11, 12; Demosthenian Literary Society 11; Rifle Team 10; Honor Company 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Group 12. NORMAN TYRUS IVEY Ty Cadet Captain 12; Associate Editor of Poet Leader 12; Sec- retary of Student Council 12; Athletic Business Manager 11, 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Brigade Neatest Cadet 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. EARL HINTON JANNEY, JR. Earl Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 11; Tennis Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 11; Honor Company 10; Americanism Club 10, 11; Red Cross Club 11; History Club 10. THEODORE VOLK JARRATT Tevie Cadet Sergeant 12; Football Manager 10-12; “L” Club 10-12; Science Club 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; American- ism Club 11; Honor Group 12. ALBERT PHILLIP JOHNSON Albert P. Cadet Private 10-12. BOBBY PAUL JOHNSON Bobby Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Industrial Arts Club 10; Science Club 11; Supervision Basketball T0, 11. JERRY BENNETT JOHNSON Jerry Cadet Private 10-12: Varsity Basketball 10-12; Varsity Base- ball 11, 12; “L” Club 10-12. MICHAEL BUSSEY JOHNSON Mike Cadet Private 10-12; Americanism Club 10, 11; Track Team 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Football Manager 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10. PATRICK HENRY JONES Pat Cadet Private 10-12. THOMAS CURTIS JONES, JR. Tommy Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Foot- ball 11; “B” Team Football 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Company 11; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Pla- toon 10. GEORGE McGREGOR JORDAN, JR. Greg Cadet First Lieutenant 12: Annual Staff 12; Americanism Club 10, 11; Chaplain of Hi-Y 12; Track Team 11; Brigade Drill Team 11; Leader of Crack Squad 11; Honor Group 12. JAMES HORACE JORDAN Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football Manager 10; Rifle Team 10; Cartoonist for Poet Leader 11, 12; Honor Com- pany 11; Illustrator for Orange and Green 11, 12; Business Club 12. DAVID MARCUS KALISH, JR. David Cadet Adjutant Major 12; Director of Class 12; Vice-Presi- dent of Key Club 12; Vice-President of Beta Honorary 12; Track Team 10-12; “L” Club 12; Honor Group 12; Superla- tive 12. JIM STUART KANEY Stuart Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Vice-President of Spanish Club 12; Copy Editor of Military Review 11; Crack Squad 11; Science Club 10, 11; History Club 10. MALCOLM RONALD KELLY Ronny Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Business Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. RONALD PETE KENDALL Pete Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 11, 12; “B” Team Football 10; “L” Club 11, 12; History Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. WILLIAM FORD KENDRICK Ford Cadet Master Sergeant 12; History Club 10; “B” Team Bas- ketball 10-12; Crack Squad 11; Track Team 11, 12. JAMES BUCHANAN KENNEDY Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10. CHARLES EUGENE KERNAGHAN III Gene Cadet Captain 12; Business Staff of Annual 12; Beta Honor- ary 11; Crack Squad 11; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Key Brigade Drill Team 10, 11; Honor Group 12. Club 11, 12: DONALD FRANK KILGORE Donnie Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10. FELIX MANGET KING Felix Cadet Private 10-12; Business Club 10-12. Cadet Private Gleb T4, 12. EMORY EUGENE KITCHINGS Gene Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 10, 11; “B” Team Football 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Track Team 10; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 10; Brigade Best Drilled Com- pany 11. DAVID DANIEL KLECKLEY Dan Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Vice-President of Americanism Club 11; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Company Best Drilled Cadet 11; Science Club 10; Crack Squad 11; Director of Class 12; Honor Group 12. ROLAND KENNETH KNIGHT Ronnie Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11. JOHN ALBERT KROEMER Albert Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad-11; Secretary-Treasurer of Sidney Lanier Literary Society 12; Poet Leader Staff 12; Honor Company 11; Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 10; Super- vision Basketball 10, 11. RICHARD BARRON KING Barry Cadet Private 10-12. RUSSELL MURRY KING Russell 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Business JONATHAN MAYSON KUBLER Jon Cadet Captain 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Ath- letic Business Manager 11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Science Club 10; History Club 10; Honor Group 12. CURTIS BERNARD LAMB Curtis Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Varsity Football 10-12; “B” Team Basketball 10, 11; Track Team 10-12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Key Club 11. FRANK BLISS LANNEAU III Frankie Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; “C” Team Basketball 10; Library Assistant 10; Crack Squad 11; Super- vision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Honor Group 12. JOHN NOEL LAWSON Toby Cadet Private 10-12; Business Club 11, 12; Supervision Bas- ketball 10, 11; Chess Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. ALVA FRANKLIN LAYFIELD Butch Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10. ROBERT EDWARD LEE, JR. Robert Cadet Sergeant 12; History Club 10; Science Club 11; 4- Club 10-12; Library Assistant 12. ERIC MICHAEL LIPSON Eric Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Key Club 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. EDWARD LAWRENCE LONG Eddie Cadet Private 10-12; Typist for Annual 12; Winning Crack Squad 11; History Club 10-12; Business Club 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10. MARSHALL EMERSON LOVEIN Marshall Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Honor Company 10; “B” Team Football 10; Supervision Basketball 10. CLIFFORD BURRELL LOWDEN, JR. Cliff Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Poet Bowling League 11, 12; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; History Club 11; Chess Club 10-12; Americanism Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 11. ALFRED LOWE, JR. Al Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 10; Best Drilled Pla- toon 10, 11. JAMES TARVER LOWE, JR. Jim Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; American- ism Club 11; Science Club 10; History Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Honor Group 12. WILLIAM BEVERLY LUMPKIN, JR. Wild Bill Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Science Club 10; FFA 10; Americanism Club 11. TWIGGS MILLER LYNDON, JR. Twiggs Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Crack Squad 12; Honor Company 10, 11; Brigade Best Inspection Company 10; Science Club 12; Track Team 12. ROBERT BRUCE MacGREGOR III Bruce Cadet Sergeant 12; President of Industrial Arts Club 12: Student Council 12; “B” Team Football 10; Track Team 10, 11; Science Club 11; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Pla- toon 10, 11. JAMES WALKER MacMAHON Jim Cadet Private 10-12; Sergeant-at-Arms of Sidney Lanier Lit- erary Society 12; Band 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11. THOMAS BENJAMIN MALONE Tommy Cadet Private 10-12; Golf Team 10-12: “L” Club LE 33; “B” Team Basketball 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Company 10, 11. FORREST ALAN MARSHALL Forrest Cadet Private 10-12: Transfer Student 10: 4-H Club Li, 12; Vice-President of 4-H Club 12. MILTON CLAY MARSHALL Muscles Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11; In- dustrial Arts Club 10-12. JOHN FELIX MASH, JR. Buddy Cadet Lieutenant Colonel 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Best Cadet Private 10; Secretary of Red Cross Club 12; Orange and Green Staff 11; Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Hon- or Company 10; Honor Group 12. RICHARD CARY MATHEWS Richard Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Brigade Best Parade Company 11; Americanism Club 10, 11; Business Club 10, 11; Honor Group 12. JOSEPH MORGAN MAYNARD, JR. Joe Cadet Private 10-12. WAYNE HERMAN MAYO Wayne Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12; Varsity Football 12. DOUGLAS PAUL McCALLUM Douglas Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; 4-H Club 10-12. WILLIAM DONALD McCARTY Donny Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. GEORGE WILLIAM McDONALD George Cadet Private 10-12. MAXIE GEORGE McFARLAND Max Cadet Private 11; Brigade Best Parade Company 11. RICHARD LARRY McNALLY Larry Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10. ANDREW MORGAN McPHERSON Andy Cadet Captain 12; Commander of Brigade Drill Team 12; Brigade Best Drilled Cadet 11; Company Best Drilled Cadet 11; Brigade Drill Team 10-12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Par- liamentarian of Spanish Club 12; Honor Group 12. JERRY DOUGLASS MEADOWS Jerry Cadet Private 10-12. BERT MICHAEL, JR. Bert Cadet Captain 12; Varsity Football 11; “B” Team Basket- ball 10, 11; Class Director 10, 11; President of American- ism Club 11; Hi-Y 11, 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Honor Group 12. SIDNEY EUGENE MIDDLEBROOKS Sid Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Secretary-Treasurer of Class 12: Secretary of Beta Honorary 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; “L” Club 12; Crack Squad 11; Americanism Club 10; Honor Group 12. THOMAS LYNN MIGNEREY Tom Cadet Private 10-12. HENRY CRITTENDEN MILES, JR. Henry Cadet Private 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11. JOSEPH OTTO MILLER Joe Cadet Private 10-12. WARREN STARR MINTON, JR. Skeeter Cadet Sergeant 12; Brigade Drill Team 11; Crack Squad 11, 12; Rifle Team 10; Americanism Club 11; Honor Com- pany 10; Chess Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. WILLIAM ROBERT MISINCO Bobby Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Key Club 11; Americanism Club 10, 11; Business Club 10; Honor Company 11; Super- vision Basketball 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10. JOE GERALD MIZE Joe Cadet Sergeant 12; Treasurer of Spanish Club 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Americanism Club 10; History Club 10; Winning Crack Squad 11; Track Team 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. LEE E. MONCRIEF Lee Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 11, 12; Supervision Bas- ketball 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Hi-Y 11, 12; Ameri- canism Club 10-12; History Club 10. CHARLES JEROME MOSELEY Jerry Cadet Sergeant 12; Vice-President of Business Club 12; State Vice-President of FBLA 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; History Club 10, 11; Red Cross Club 10; Best Drilled Pla- toon 10, 11. GEORGE EDWARD MOSS George Cadet Private 10-12; Business Club 11, 12; Chess Club 10; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Inspection Company 10; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 10; Brigade Drill Team 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. ROBERT THELTON MULLIS Bobby Cadet Private 10-12. AUBREY JACKSON MURCHISON, JR. Jack Cadet Private 10-12; Business Manager of Orange and Green 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Rifle Team 12. JAMES LLOYD MURPHY Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Red Cross 10; Business Club 11, 12; Science Club 10; Honor Company 11; Brigade Best Inspec- tion Company 11. JOHN THEODORE MUSIAL, JR. ed Cadet Captain 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; President of “L” Club 12; Director of Class 10, 11; Vice-President of Class 12: Track Team 10, 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. JOHN DALTON NeSMITH Johnny Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11: Business Club 12; Honor Group 12. JOHNNY ROBERT NeSMITH Johnny Cadet Private 10-12. PAUL EDMUND NEWTON Paul Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Band 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11, 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Business Manager of Poet Leader 12; History Club 10; Honor Group 12. ROBERT CALVIN NICKELS Bobby Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; es Team Basketball 10; “L” Club 12; Brigade Best Drilled Pla- toon 11; Track Team 10, 11; History Club 10; Honor Group 12. DWIGHT RANDALL OGLES Lucky Cadet Private 10-12; Rifle Team 10. GUS AUGUST OSTERLOH Gus Cadet Sergeant 12; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Chess Club 10, 11; History Club 10; Spanish Club 11; Best Drill- ed Platoon 10, 11; Honor Group 12. JEFFERSON DAVID PACE Jeff Cadet Sergeant 12; Crack Squad 11; Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Americanism Club 10; Red Cross Club 11. WALTER ROY PEACOCK, JR. Roy Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; President of Spanish Club 12; Americanism Club 10; Science Club 10, 11: Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10: Supervision Basketball Champions 11; Honor Group 12. THOMAS LEONARD PERKING, JR. Len Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; History Club 10; Chess Club 10-12; Beta Honorary 11; Poet Leader Staff 12; Red Cross Representative 11; Honor Group 12. THOMAS GEORGE PHILLIPS Tommy Cadet Private 10-12; Vice-President of Sidney Lanier Liter- ary Society 12; Parliamentarian of Sidney Lanier Literary Society 11; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10; Science Club 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Spanish Club 11. JERRY RONALD POPHAM Jerry Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12: Honor Group 12. JOHN ASHLEY PORTER John Cadet Private 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11. BOBBY EUGENE PRESTON Bobby Cadet Private 10-12; Business Club 10, 11; Glee Club 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. GARY GLENN PYLES Gary Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; “B” Team Football 10; Crack Squad 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Tennis Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Americanism Club 10, 11. CHARLES ALBERT RAFFIELD Raffield Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10. CHARLIE GRADY RAILEY Charlie Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Business Club 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. HOWARD LANE RAINWATER Lane Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. JOHN WHITE RAMSEY John Cadet Captain 12; Key Club 11; Americanism Club 10, 11; Crack Squad 11; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; History Club 10; Honor Group 12: WILLIAM WARREN RAPE, JR. Billy Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Band 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11, 12; History Club 10; Spanish Club 11; “C” Team Basketball 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Group J’. DAVID HARPER REAGAN David Cadet Private 10-12; Chess Club 11. STEPHEN ALLAN REICHERT Stephen Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Director of Class 10, 11; Student Council 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; President of Key Club 12; Brigade Drill Team 10, 11; Honor Group 12. JOE THOMAS REYNOLDS Joe Cadet Private 10-12; “B’’ Team Football 10. WILLIAM MARSHALL REYNOLDS Marshall Cadet Private 12. RONALD RALPH RHODES Ronnie Cadet Sergeant 12; Color Guard 12; President of FFA 12; Student Council 12; Crack Squad 11; Brigade Drill Team 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM RICHARDS Butch Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10-12; State Science Fair 10, 11; Sigma Xi Award 11; Science Fair 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11. CHARLESS HYATT RICHARDSON IIT Bunny Cadet Captain 12; President of Class 11, 12; Vice-President of Student Council 12; Vice-President of “L” Club 12: Var- sity Football 10-12; Varsity Baseball 10-12; Honor Group 12; Superlative 12. ELTON JACKSON RINER Jack Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10, 11: Music Festival 10, 11: Dixie Doodle Dandy 10; Track Team 11, 12; “L” Club 12. MICHAEL MOORE RIVERS Mickey Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Track Team 11; “L” Club 11, 12. WILLIAM EARL RIVERS Poa Cadet Captain 12; President of Hi-Y 12; Student Council 12; Crack Squad Leader 11; Varsity Baseball Team 11, 12; Company Neatest Cadet 10, 11; Brigade Drill Team 11; Honor Group 12. JERRY MICHAEL ROBERTS Jerry Cadet Private 10-12; FFA 10-12; Brigade Best Parade Com- pany 10. WILLIAM LEE ROBINSON Lee Cadet Sergeant 12; “B” Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11; History Club 10; Science Club 11; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Parade Company 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. CHARLIE MERRELL ROSS, JR. Bud Cadet Sergeant 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Athletic Business Manager 10, 11; History Club 10; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10, 11; Science Fair 11; Orange and Green Staff 10; Red Cross Club 10. ROBERT STEWART ROSS Robert Cadet Captain 12; Associate Editor of Annual 12; Beta Hon- orary 11, 12; Athletic Business Manager 11; Boys State 11; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Crack Squad 11; Honor Group 12. THOMAS MILTON ROUSEY Rousey Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Football Man- ager 10; Supervision Basketball 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11. MILTON EUGENE RUSSELL Gene Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11. CLYDE DANIEL RUTHERFORD Danny Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 11, 12; “B” Team Football 10; “L” Club 11, 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Inspection Company 11. JIMMY DONALD SANDEFUR Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Rifle Team 11, 12. WILLIAM ALLEN SANDERS, JR. Allen Cadet First Lieutenant 12; President French Club 12; Stu- dent Council 12; Poet Leader Staff 12; Demosthenian Liter- ary Society 10, 12; Winning Crack Squad 11; Company Best Drilled Cadet 11; Brigade Drill Team 11; Honor Group 12. RUFUS PHILIP SASNETT Philip Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Science Club 10, 11; Ameri- canism Club 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 11; Honor Group 12. JOHN MATTHEW SCHNEIDER Jack Cadet Sergeant 12; History Club 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Honor Company 11; Americanism Club 11; Spanish Club 12; Chess Club 10, 11. JAMES PRESTON SEWARD, JR. Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Captain of Football Team 12; “B” Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Basket- ball 11, 12; Secretary-Treasurer of “L” Club 12; Track Team 11; Supervision Basketball 10. JIMMY RANDOLPH SHIFFIELD Jimmy Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. WILLIAM BRYAN SHIPMAN, JR. Bill Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Brigade Drill Team 12; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; History Club 10; Sec- retary of Spanish Club 12; Treasurer of Red Cross Club 12; Honor Company 10. SILVEY JAMES SIMPSON Jimmy Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Band 10-12; Drum Major 11, 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 12; Key Club 11, 12; American- ism Club 10; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 12; Honor Group 12. CHARLES N. SMAHA Charles Cadet Master Sergeant 12; President of Red Cross Club 12; Student Council 12; Science Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Bas- ketball 11. DONALD WALTER SMAHA Donnie Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Science Club 10; Chess Club 11; Honor Group 12. GUSTAV H. SMALL Gus Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; President of Chess Club 12; Student Council 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12: Chess Club 10, 11; History Club 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Honor Group 12. CHARLESS ERNEST SMALLWOOD Charles Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10. BENNY RAY SMITH Benny Cadet Private 10-12. EUGENE L. SMITH Gene Cadet Private 10-12; Business Manager of Annual 12; Poet Leader Staff 11, 12; Boys State 11; Key Club 11; Business Club 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; History Club 10. PEYTON EDWARDS SPLANE III Peyton Cadet Private 12. EUGENE CHILDS STANTON III Gene Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Poet Leader Staff 11; Demos- thenian Literary Society 10-12; Brigade Drill Team 10, 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; Chess Club 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Science Club 10. JOSEPH WILLIAM STEPHENS III Steve Cadet Captain 12; Editor-in-Chief of Orange and Green 12; Business Manager of Poet Leader 11; Telegraph-News Correspondent 12; Student Council 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10-12; Honor Group 12. CLARK TALMAGE STEVENS Clark Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Captain of Rifle Team 11; Hon- or Company 11; “L” Club 11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Spanish Club 11; History Club 10; Honor Group 12. JERRY ROGER STEVENS Jerry Cadet Private 10-12; 4-H Club 10-12: Track Team 11. HENRY JEROME STOKES, JR. Jere Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Basketball 10, 11; Track Team 11; Supervision Basketball Champions 10; Varsity Basketball 12. JAMES ALLEN TANNER Allen Cadet Sergeant 12; History Club 10, 11; Chess Club 10, 11; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Brigade Best Parade Com- pany ll. JULIAN FRANKLIN TANNER, JR. Bubber Cadet Sergeant 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Science Club 11; Spanish Club 11; History Club 10; Chess Club 10. OTIS BENJAMIN THOMAS Bennie Cadet Private 10-12: Best Drilled Platoon 10-12; Glee Club 11; Rifle Team 10; Honor Company 10. WILLIAM JOHN THOMPSON Johnny Cadet Sergeant 12; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Inspec- tion Company 10; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 10; Americanism Club 10; History Club 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12. EUGENE CODY TOOLE Cody Cadet Private 10-12. EDWARD H. TRACY Ed Cadet Private 10-12: Business Staff of Annual 12; Science Club 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Rifle Team 10; Red Cross Representative 12. LEMUEL DAVIS TRUESDEL, JR. Dave Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10; Baseball Manager 10; Vice-President of Chess Club 12. JAMES ROMNEY TUCKER Romney Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Varsity Football 12; “B” Team Football 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Track Team 10, 11; Crack Squad 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Honor Group 12. WILLIAM BUTLER TYE Bill Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Treasurer of Beta Honorary 12; Varsity Basketball 12; Business Club 10; Demosthenian Lit- erary Society 10, 11; Track Team 11; Best Drilled Platoon. 10, 11; Honor Group 12. CURTIS ADRIAN TYLER, JR. Curtis Cadet Private 10; Band 10; Rifle Team 10. EDGAR BARRINEAU VICKERS Barri Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Varsity Football 10-12; Track Team 10-12: Treasurer of Class 11; Director of Class 12; “B” Team Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Crack Squad 11. PHILLIP SALVATOR VULLO Phillip Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; Chess Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10. JOHN EVERINGHAM WADLEY Wad Cadet Sergeant 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Company Best Drilled Cadet 11; Americanism Club 10, 11; History Club 10; Key Club 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10. CHARLES ARTHUR WALKER, JR. Charles Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Annual Staff 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Manager of Paper Shop 11, 12; State Spanish Award 11; Orange and Green Staff 11; Brigade Best Drilled Com- pany 11; Honor Group 12. ELTON LLOYD WALL Tuck Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11; Hi-Y 11, 12; Americanism Club 11; Crack Squad 11; Varsity Football 10; History Club 10; Honor Group 12. SHELBY DAVID WALLER David Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Basketball 11. JOHN KENNON WARD Kennon Cadet Private 10-12; 4-H Club 10-12; Honor Company 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Brigade Best Disciplined Company 10. WILLIAM CARLTON WARREN, JR. Billy Cadet Private 11, 12; Transfer Student 11; Track Team 11: Chess Club 11; French Club 12; Supervision Basketball 11; Brigade Best Parade Company 11. WALTER THOMAS WATKINS Walter Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Community Projects Chairman of Hi-Y 12; Business Staff of Annual 10; Beta Honorary 11; Americanism Club 10, 11; Red Cross Representative 10-12; Honor Group 12. JERRY WAYNE WHIGHAM Jerry Cadet Private 10-12: Honor Group 12. WILLIAM HOWARD WHITE Big Bill Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football 12; Honor Company 10; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; History Club 10; Red Cross Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11. JAMES BENJAMIN WHITLEY Ben Cadet First Lieutenant 12; President of Demosthenian Liter- ary Society 12; Key Club 11, 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Brigade Drill Team 11; Radio Club 12; Student Council 12; Honor Group [2 JAMES MICHAEL WILLIAMS James Cadet Private 10-12: Business Staff of Annual 11, 12; Bas- ketball Manager 11, 12; Brigade Best Drilled Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Red Cross Representative 10-12; French Club 12. BROADUS E. WILLINGHAM Broadus Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Track Team 10, 11; Demos- thenian Literary Society 11, 12; Chess Club 10; Science Club 10; Brigade Best Drilled Company 11; Honor Group 12; Annual Staff 12. JAMES GORDON WILLIS Butch Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10-12; Chess Club 10; Spanish Club 11; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11, 12. JAMES HULL WILLIS Jim Cadet Captain 12; President of Class 10; Vice-President of History Club 10; Treasurer of Class 11; Secretary of Key Club 12; Football Manager 10; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Honor Group 12. EZEKIEL JENKINS WIMBERLY Zeke Cadet Private 11, 12; Transfer Student 11: Science Club 11, 12: Radio Club 12. J. RICHARD WIMBERLY Richard Cadet Private 10-12; History Club 10; Science Club 10. ALFRED PAUL WISE Al Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Track Manager 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; History Club 10; Hi-Y 12. HILTON TOMMY WOOD Tom Cadet Private 10-12; Chairman of Program Committee of History Club 10, 11; Brigade Drill Team 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; Science Club 10; Hi-Y 11; Brigade Best Drilled Com- pany 10; Supervision Basketball Champions 10. JOHN LELAND WOOD John Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Director of Class 11; Football Manager 10-12; “L” Club 10-12; Brigade Best Drilled Com- pany 11; Crack Squad 11; History Club 10; Honor Group 12. JACK EDWARD WOODS Eddie Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Brigade Best Parade Company 10; Business Club 10-12; Business Club Reporter 12. WILLIAM CHARLES YAWN Chink Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Basketball 10; Brigade Best Drilled Platoon 10; Brigade Best Parade Company 10; Crack Squad 10. STRAT GEORGE ZALOUMES Strat Cadet Private 10-12; “B” Team Football 10; Business Club 10-12; Americanism Club 10, 11; Key Club 12; Business Staff of Annual 11; Supervision Basketball Champions 11; Winning Crack Squad 11. Reading from left to right: Jerry Whigham, Benning Grice, Len Perkins, Jim Willis, Jack Murchison, Broadus Willing- ham, and Bruce MacGregor National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists Reading left to right: Willie Burns, Steve Stephens, David Bley, Paul Newton, and John Hawkins. Letters of Commendation National Merit Scholarship Honor Group 7 re aw + ee: iPro wore FIRST ROW: Jon Kubler, Allen Sanders, Steve Stephens, Billy Rivers, Bill Tye, Steve Harper, Billy Rape, Greg Jordan SECOND ROW: Rudy Gordon, David Kalish, James Bush, Jimmy Simpson, Walter Herin, Bert Michael, Teevie Jarratt, Jerry Whigham THIRD ROW: Gus Small, John Ramsey, Deitz Carpenter, Ted Musial, Tuck Wall, Jimmy Chester, Robert Ross, Bobby Nickels FOURTH ROW: Ty Ivey, Dan Kleckley, David Bley, Buddy Mash, Clark Stevens, Philip Sasnett, John Wood, Charles Walker Students who have maintained highest scholastic average in the Senior Class FIRST ROW: Ben Whitley, Mark Coppage, Walter Watkins, Donnie Smaha, Jerry Popham, Andy McPherson, Richard Mathews, Benning Grice SECOND ROW: Broadus Willingham, Don Hunnicutt, Gene Kernaghan, Jim Carson, Ben Cohen, John Hawkins, Jim Willis THIRD ROW: Len Perkins, Johnny Ray Ferguson, Wilburn Criswell, Jim Lowe, Gus Osterloh, Roy Peacock, Jim Bass, Frank Lanneau FOURTH ROW: Sid Middlebrooks, Stephen Reichert, Bunny Richardson, Willie Burns, Buddy Chase, Romney Tucker, Johnny NeSmith Juniors Vey’ e i © ‘ y oW Left to right, FIRST ROW: -Robbie Edenfield, director; Frank Cannon, vice-president; Don Burton, president; Woodrow Fincher, secretary-treasurer. BACK ROW: Billy Emanuel, Haynes Willingham, Hal Young, Robert Howe, directors. Terry Archer Jimmy Armstrong Smitty Asbell Glenn Ashmore Ken Autry Billy Bailey John Bailey Jimmy Baker Steve Ballard Edgar Barbee Mickie Barberich Steve Barnes Mike Barnwell Johnny Barton Paul Bassett Chuck Batey Ronnie Bell Paul Berisford Freddy Berrong Steve Binkley Tommy Blake Harry Bloodworth Henry Bowden Pat Brandenburg Gerald Brickle Terry Briggs Hamp Brown Ralph Brown Steward Brown Don Burton Bill Bussey Gerald Butler Keith Butler George Byrd Lamar Calhoun Randy Candler Frank Cannon Bobby Capel Pete Caraway James Carroll Edgar Causey Henry Cheek Tommy Clance Kenny Clark Arthur Cochran Joe Coke Dwight Conway Jimmy Copeland Mickey Curry Lamar Daniel Alan Davis Bob Davis Jimmy Davis Dickie Dawson Tommy Deep Calvin Dill Larry Dillard James Dokes Bill Donaldson Larry Dorsey Bobby Douthit Robert Edenfield George Edwards Glen Edwards Bill Emanuel Jimmy English Gary Epps Ronnie Etheridge Tommy Evans Ed Everett Robert Fincher Woodrow Fincher Joe Ford Robert Fordham Bobby Fountain Farris Fountain Kell Freeman Joe Gazafy Larry George James Gibbs John Gibson John Gilbert Harry Gilleland Billy Goguen Charles Gordon Charles Gorman Douglas Gowder James Greenway Thomas Gregory Charles Gresham Frank Griffin Don Gurley Donnie Hadden Jimmy Hadden Gordon Hall Benny Hancock Robert Hancock Durward Hansford Jim Hanson Kelly Hardwick George Hardy John Hargraves Lindy Harn Robert Harris G. B. Harrison Julian Harvard Lawrence Haskins Wayne Hencely Kip Herin Ralph Herin Richard Hester Howard Hightower John Hirsch Dick Holden Tommy Holland Bill Hope Edward Hortman Bob Howe Tony Howington Billy Hudson Richard Hunt Billy Jackson Jimmy Johnson Rick Johnson Scott Johnson George Jones Jack Jones John C. Jones Johnny Jones Roger Jones Tommy Jones Sidney Kelley Frank Kern Jim Kiefer Buddy King Earl King Larry King Beau Kitchens Ray Kitchens Richard Kitchens Sidney Lanier Joe League Robert Leonard Edmund LeRoy Gary LeRoy Tommy Lewis Tommy Lewis Raymond Lifsey Brooks Livingston Tom Losson George Lovell Joe Lowery David Luttrell Billy Mabry Don MacMillan Jimmy Madden Ray Markwalter Gerald Marshall James Marshall Lawrence Marshall Johnnie Mason Joe Mathews Rick Mays Don McCallum Tommy McCoy Paul McDuffie Alfred McGinnis Charles McInvale Curt McMichael Peyton Morgan Jimmy Morris David Mosely Louis Mosley Broughton Mullins Edwin Mullins Jimmy Mullis Olin Murphy Mike Napier Jackie Nevill Mic key Newsome John Nutting Edward Oliver Joe Orr John Ouzts Robert Parrish Billy Patterson Henry Perkins Walter Pharr Ronny Pritchard James Rainey Al Rawlinson Bill Read Bill Reeves Eddie Reeves Mike Rehberg Lester Rendelman Cecil Renfroe Zeke Rhodes Pete Rittenberry Jay Rivers Mike Roach Charles Rogers Jerry Rogers Jimmy Rollins Steve Rominsky Billy Ruark James Ryan Frank Sanders Paul Sanders Jimmy Sands Carl Scarbrough Michael Schild Reuben Scott Roger Sheffield Larry Sheppard Bobby Sikes Tommy Simons Karl Slinkard Bobby Smith Dickie Smith Jimmy Smith Roy Smith Scotty Smith Gene Snell Jimmy Solomon Dickie Southerland Charles Stanley Erwin Steinmeyer Raymond Stone Jimmy Stroup Phillip Sullivan John Suttles Terry Sutton Jimmy Taylor Wayne Tedders Richard Thomas Charles Thurston Hugh Transou Kelly Tucker Jim Tucker Bobby Turner Dick Tyler Bill Underwood Mike [ nderwood Joseph Union Theron Ussery Bill Van Sloars Allen Walden Wayne Walker Jim Wansley Paul Ward Jimmy Wasden Bob Watson Butch Webb Ronny Welch Bill Wells Oliver Whipple Jack White Sam White Barney Whitus Al Widner Charles Wilkins David Williams Gary Williams Jerry Williams Ralph Williams Haynes Willingham 30b Winn Kester Woody Walter Worsham James Wright Tommy Wright Jerry Wynens William Yarbrough Tommy Yearwood W oody Yeomans Hal Young Johnny Young Sophomores Left to right. FIRST ROW: Rene Ginepri, vice-president; John Anderson, president; Tommy Seward, secretary-treasurer. BACK ROW: Tee Carstarphen, Neil Stokes, David Harmon, Phil Durden, Lance Levens (absent), directors. Bubber Adams Don Aldridge Virgil Allen Danny Amoss Billy Anderson John Anderson James Anglin Victor Armstrong Hal Arrington Harold Babbitt Bo Baird James Baker Scott Baker Fred Barfield W. A. Barker David Barksdale Jerry Baston Johnny Beasley Rhyne Beatty Harry Bell Larry Bell Don Biggs Lawson Bittaker James Bolin James Bowdoin Steve Braddy L. C. Bradley George Bralin Jim Brannan Bobby Braun Bob Brenner Bill Brown Henry Brown Larry Brown Richard Brown Ron Brown Richard Bryant Wayne Bryant W. R. Burch John Burke Malcolm Burgess Tommy Burnett Joe Burnette Richard Burts Floyd Busbee Charles Bush Fred Bush Johnny Butt Mike Byrd Steve Byrd Terry Campbell Tee Carstarphen Charles Carter J. H. Carter J. P. Carter Larry Cartwright Robert Caywood Al Chafin Billy Chambers Ricky Chambers Royce Chambers George Cheshire Stuart Cole Larry Collins Furman Combes Ervyn Compton Brant Conner Paul Copeland George Cowan Steve Cox Gary Cranford Wayne Cranford Richard Criswell Lamar Crosby Smith Cutter James Dampier Brayton Dasher Leslie Davies Billy Davis Phillip Davis Richard Davis Leo Deas III Ed Denard Bobby Dillard Arthur Dodd Mickey Dougherty Jeff Douglas Phillip Draughorne David Duck Jack Dugger Johnnie Dukes Richard Dumas Russell Dunn Buddy Durden Phil Durden Denny Dykes Charles Eavenson David Edrington Jerry Edwards Rick Edwards Jimmy Elliott Larry Elrod Mike Ennis Wayne Epps Bobby Evans Freeman Evans Steve Evans Butch Everett J. D. Fambro R. L. Ferrell Larry Finney Bill Flatau Gene Floyd David Foster Jimmy Fountain Wayne Fowler Ron Freeman LeRoy Freeny Johnny Fulford Kenneth Gambell Rodney Garland Kenneth Gay Ernie Genone Dan Gibson Herman Giles Rene Ginepri Marvin Glover Tommy Goetter Jimmy Goins Steven Gordon Marshall Grace George Green Joe Green Wayne Green Buz Grissom Thomas Hall David Hancock Alan Hardy David Harmon Grady Harrell Murray Harrell Wendell Harrelson Travis Harris Mike Hatcher Ross Hatcher Edward Hattaway Homer Haygood Wayne Hays Franklin Hencley Richard Herin Ronny Hewett Claude Hicks Eddie Hight Ronnie Hightower David Hildebrand Frankie Hilton Tommy Hinson Tom Hogan Russell Holland Marion Hollingsworth John Holmes Ron Holmes Lanny Hoyal Charles Hudson Charley Hudson Fred Hutchison Phillip Hutto Rusty Ingraham Carl Irwin Don Israel Bill Jackson Don Jackson Billy James Tom Jarriel Lee Johnson Mickey Johnson Dannie Johnston Alan Jones Bobby Jones Paul Jones Walter Jones William Jones Franky Jordan William Justice Bobby Kaplan Ricky Katz Charles Kennedy Jehnny Kerce Mike Ketterbaugh Dennis Kilgore Doug King Al Kinsaul Gary Kitchens Richard Knopf Billy Lamb Neil Lamberth Gerald Lancaster Harry Lashley Steve Leaptrot Tom Leonard Lance Levens Bubba Linkous Tom Lowe Dean Lowrance Ernest Maddox Robert Maloy Russ Manning Richard Marshall Benny Massey Joe Massey Ed Mathews Marvin Mathis Robert McCallum Charley McCullough Frank McDaniel Jim McDaniel Johnny McFarland Dickie McGarrity Cobin McLendon Harvey McLendon Robert McWilliams Jimmy Mickle Joe Miles Frank Miller Al Minton Billy Mitchell Lloyd Moate Terry Moore John Murchison Rudy Murphy Charles Nash Mike Nations Mic hael Needham Wayne Obenauf Steve O’Nan Jimmy O'Neal Williams O'Neal Bailey Ouzts Rick Palmer Michael Parella Tim Peacock Joel Peed Jerry Perkins Raymond Pitts Elbert Pope Garry Pope Larry Pope Carl Powers Steve Preston Bob Price Marcus Purser Wallace Purser Wade Raczynski Jerome Ragsdale Ed Raven Andy Ray Johathan Reagan Charles Reid Richard Rhodes Robert Richardson Johnny Rickman Charles Riggins Eddie Roberts Sammy Robinson Leon Roby Jimmy Rodgers Louis Rogero Steven Rogers Jimmy Russell Jerry Sanders John Sapp Richard Saunders Julian Scharfman Tommy Seward Govan Shockley Jimmy Sikes Bob Shaw Skip Sheats Terry Shepard Woodrow Shipman Bobby Smith Freddy Smith Kenny Smith Ron Smith Rob Solomon Steve Sorrow Roy Squires Sam Stanley Larry Stevens Billy Stewart Neil Stokes, III Walter Stripling 3ert Strong Johnny Sutton Charles Sweatland Johnny Swint Charles Tabor Harry Talcott Lee Tanksley Terry Tanner Kenneth Taylor Joel T hames Garrison Thomas Clifton Thompson Tommy Thompson John Truesdel Gene Tucker Mike Tucker William Tucker David Tungate Duncan Tye Jose Valls Douglas Vaughn Jimmy Veal Harry Vogler Frankie Walker Kenneth Walker David Walton Ellis Waters Frank Watkins Thomas Watts Richard Webb Bill Weeks Dennis Wheeler Gerald Wheeless Marty Whigham Wayne Whitley Wayne Whittaker Howard Wilcox Hoke S. Wilder John Wilkinson Kenneth Williams Tommy Williams Wayne Williams Larry Wiiliamson Frank Willingham Gary Wilson James Winn Lehman Wood Sobby Woodall Jimmy Woodward Tommy Worsham Gary Yetter The Vacant Battlefield ha eS Ss L 2? 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BETA HONORARY encourages scholastic achievement among all students and is helpful in many school funetions. President—William Burns Vice-President—Davud Kalish Secretary—Sid Middlebrooks Treasurer—Rill Tye Advisor—J. Aubrey Floyd The Science Club at Lanier engages in research and experimentation in order to learn more about the many branches of science. Members enter projects in the school, district, and state science fairs. .. . seeking through research ... Officers are (left to right): Joe Gazafy, second vice-president (seated); Mr. Felix Neal, advisor; David Bley, vice-president; Frank Comer, president; and Kelly Gunnells, secretary-treasurer. RVlle (| Tr F pleat feieten The Radio Club strives to promote amateur radio at Lanier and to better the understanding of the fundamentals of radio to the members through practical work. Officers (left to right): Bill Holden, treasurer; Billy Guard, vice-president; Pat Ryan, secretary; David Williams, president. ... expressing our thoughts and ideas... Seated are Steve Stephens, editor (left), and Charles Walker, associate editor. The Orange and Green staff supervises the publication of Lanier’s annual literary magazine, the Orange and Green. Material for the magazine is composed entirely by students and approved by the staff. WN Vl ee Advisors: Mrs. Richard Mathews, Mr. F. Neal, Miss Mary Ella Clements. Editor Benning Grice at work = 2 $e The editorial staff looks for new places to take pictures. Greg Jordan, Robert Willie Burns, photographer; Broadus Wil- Ross, Deitz Carpenter and Charles Walker. lingham and Jim Carson, artists. —— planning and presenting . . The ANNUAL STAFF hopes that this will be the best annual ever produced at Lanier. They have spent many hours in hard work to add new ideas to the book. Typists are Eddie Long and Woody Davis. Gene Smith Business manager 65 Stratford Academy Welcomed to Macon’s hursday, November 10, 1960 TE NEWS ear gets in the swing, Leader Staff members excellent records from es mith, last year’s editor ted five hours at Dart- ege avine, hours of English : John Atkinnson, Joe Atkinson editorial h exempted five hours Associate Editor, at E news Bh = ere Burns Steers From left to right Beta Club officers David Kalish, vice- resident; Bill Tye, treasurer; Mr. Aubrey Floyd, adviser; and Willie Burns, president; welcome new members Don Burton, Rick Johnson, and Bobby Leonard (Leader Staff photo by Willie Burns) 26 Tapped In Beta Club Induction; Parents Attend Twenty-four juniors and two seniors were inducted into the National Beta Club in ceremonies held on Friday, October 21. The sophomore class and mothers of the new members were invited to view the induction John Anderson To Head Sophs The sophomore class has elected its officers for the 1960-61 school term. Serving the class of ‘63 in the capacity of president is John An- derson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Anderson, 520 Eldorado Drive. He will join the club pres- idents and the junior and senior class presidents on the Student Council Rene Genepri, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Genepri, 4617 Twin Oak Drive is vice-president, and Tom- my Seward, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Seward, 1493 Oakland Avenue, will serve as secretary-treasurer. The five directors of the class are: Taylor Carstarphen, the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Carstarphen, 778 Bouvelard; Phil Durden, the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Durden, 3542 McKensie Drive; David Har- mon, the son of Mr and Mrs. W R. Harmon, 304 Pierce Avenue; Lance Levens, the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Levens, 531 Adrian Place; and Neil Stokes, the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Stokes, 1197 Jackson Springs Road. The graduating class of ’61 has as its president Bunny Richardson, and the class of 62 is headed by Don Burton ALBANY TRIPS POETS President Willie Burns explain- ed that the Beta Club is open to high school students of outstand- ing character and achievement. Re- quirements for Lanierians are a yearly “A” average in each schol- astic and at least twelve of a po- tential fourteen Citizenship points The aim of the National Beta Club is to stimulate and inspire higher academic work and better citizen- ship. The other officers for the 1960- 61 school term explained the dut- ies entrus ted to them and the ob- ligations which they accept as lead- eds. They are David Kalish, vice- president, Sid Middlebrooks, sec- retary, and Bill Tye, treasurer. ... reviewing school life... . =U, auu ue Larew OUl tne chalienge to the new members. It being ac- cepted, he led them in the oath of membership, congratulated them on their achievement, and present- ed the certificates to them. Principal A. J. Swann and ad- visor Aubrey Floyd joined the of- ficers in welcoming the new mem- bers, who are: Steve Binkley, Don Burton, William Caraway, Arthur Cochran, Robert Edenfield, Joe Ford, Harry Gilleland, Lawrence con't on page 5 Five Councils For 1960-61 Willie Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Burns of 1620 Wav erland Drive, was elected presi- dent of the InterCity Student Council recently at a meeting held at Lanier Junior High. The Council is composed of three members and one excutive officer from each Sof Macon's five % high schools. Others repre senting Lanier senior include Burns Jim Bass, Lanier Student Council president along with Franklin Darnell and Benning Grice Burns, a senior at Lanier, will be assisted by vice-president Bobby Cass, Willingham High School; re- cording secretary Mitzi Howard, Miller Senior High; and Mary Jane Nicholson, McEvoy High School Other officers on the executive Other members whose names were available are: Judy Miller, Miller Senior; Eloise Wilson and Judy Ferguson, Miller Junior, Lee Barfield; Lanier Junior; and Tom- my Reid and Bobby Mathews, Wil- lingham High School The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held at Lanier Sen- jor High on November 18. Accord- ing to Burns, major projects will be discussed for the 1960-61 school term Crowning Lynn Everett Qu Climaxes Homecoming E By Steve Stephens Poet Leader News Editor Homecoming spirits reached a peak October 28, as Miss Lynn “Bogie” Everett was crowned Homecoming Queen before an au- dience of thousands, only to find all Lanier’s hopes dashed as the Albany Indians went on the war- path to scalp the Poets 20-6 in the next two hours. The Homecoming festivities had occupied a prominent position in Lanierians’ activities for the pre ceding two weeks, introducing quite a hustle in the attempt to get everything ready. All turned out fine — except the game. Sixteen seniors at Miller were sponsored for Homecoming Queen A crowd could be seen eyeing the girls every time classes changed, and trying to make a choice. You can be sure there was no one ab sent the day of the election, unless he was really sick. October 24 was a hectic day of trying to influence others to vote for your choice, and then keeping crossed fingers to insure her becoming a finalist, an- nounced the next morning. Oct- tober 25 was a day of jubilation and disappointment, of specula- tion and hope The six finalists were announced in alphabetical order, to avoid any semblance of favoritism By coincidence, Lynn Everett led the rest, who were Miss Rose- Thursday nighi bonfire was touch: ie drilifield and was an Indian tie it! Shouting and the neighborhood band and the c ducted the large: e “L Club spc hop in the gym, at was announced. Decorated car: band literally sto in downtown Ma: ternoon for close the Queen and h through the str were awarded for ated cars. First } won by Kelly Gu........ Lanier Plays Rams Friday Inter-City Foo Sports Lanier’s Bobby Hendley Proves Well In Minors Page Six Subscription $1.00 Willingham In Second tball Game By Franklin Darnell Poet The Lanier High Po son meet their cross-tow ed by Billy Henderson Some 9,000 fans tur: wash the Rams 19-0 an hand tomorrow night Bleachers will probably « erected at the open end of t The Willingham eleven considered the home team Poets will occupy the visito ac f The Poets now hold an record of six wins agains losses. In Region 1-AAA th ently hold a 5-3-0 record. Tt own victories over the Warr ins Demons, the Moultrie | the Columbus Imps, the Jor: Jackets and the Baker Ind side the region. Losses cam hands of Valdosta, LaGran Albany. Lanier’s other w 1960 Annu ler Editor EDITORS Grice Begius MUQUIITL AAU Benning M. Grice, Grice of 3065 High Po chief of the Lanier sect His counter part at ! Grice is also a senior. Heading the Business Staff of the Annual are Ann Warlick and Gene Smith. Business staff mem- bers include Kay Baker and Carole Smith Members of the Editoral Staff are Rosemary Lawson, Susan Slo- cumb, Kay Smith, Linda Whitley, The advisers for this year’s an- nual are Miss Geraldine Jackson and Mrs. Poe Clark at Miller and Miss Mary Ella Clements and Mrs Richard Mathews at Lanier. Each of the Co-Editors-in-chief is responsible only for his or her school's portion of the yearbook The staffs co-operate on things con- cerning both schools, the super- latives for example. Many joint staff meetings de- cide such things as the cover, the Franklin Ivey, Stephens, news editor. Darnell, editor; editor; Tye assistant Steve kind of type, and the end sheets (the insides of the covers and the fly leaf). Recently the advisers and sev- eral members of the staff attended a Yearbook Seminar at Mercer Uni- versity. Cadet Lt. Colonel Grice acclaims the rather long session (9 A. M. to 3 P. M.) “very construc- Memorial tive.” Third Library Book Mrs. Mary Del McCaw today an- nounced the presentation of a third book to the Lem Clark Mem- orial. The Fireside Book of Base- ball was given by Mrs, J. W. Me Cook Jr. The other two books already in the Lem Clark Memorial are The Encyclopedia of Baseball giv- en by the Bibb Education Associa- tion and Baseball's Greatest Mana- gers which was given by Bayne Barfield. Red Cross Officers Charles Smaha—President Joe Coke—Vice-President John Mash—Secretary Bill Shipman—Treasurer Joe Union—Publicity Chairman Miss Alice Lott—Advisor ... serving others... The RED CROSS CLUB at Lanier plans and executes the National Junior Red Cross by use of supervision competition. Many other community projects are carried out during the year. JIM BASS BILLY RIVERS Vice-President President BUDDY CHASE Secretary-Treasurer oe om 84 = i GREG JORDAN Chaplain The Hi-Y at Lanier instills principles of Christian character in its members and is active in helping the needy and underprivileged in our area. Mrs. Margery Fitzsimmons is the advisor. WALTER WATKINS -- . LN OUT school Community Projects Chairman JIM WILLIS DAVID KALISH Secretary Vice-President WILLIE BURNS Treasurer Leadership and community pride are the goals of the Key Club under the supervision of Mr. Clarence Goss. The club is active in school affairs. and community .. . JIM CARSON Lieutenant Governor STEVE REICHERT President Officers (left to right): Jim Kaney, vice-president; Joe Mize, treasurer; Roy Peacock, president; Bill Shipman, secretary; Andy MacPherson, sergeant-at- arms, wml understanding those Los Hispafos are interested in Spanish customs and_ culture. Members participate in Spanish skits and songs, and a banquet is held in the spring. Miss Nellie Lamar and Mr. Aubrey Floyd are advisors. is of; As RS Le Cercle Franegaise de L’Elite stimulates interest in French culture and heritage through such activities as pen pals and a Mardi Gras. Mrs. Faye Popper is advisor of this new club. around us... _— Officers (left to right): Romney Tucker, sergeant-at-arms; Steve Barnes, secretary-treasurer; Jim Willis, vice-presi- dent; Allen Sanders, president. The Sidney Lanier Literary Society participates in various contests and debates such as The American Legion Oratorical Contest and school debate. ... speaking Officers are (seated) Tommy Phillips, vice-president; Victor Andros, presi- dent; Mr. F. C. McCullough, advisor; Albert Kroemer, secretary-treasurer. (standing) Karl Slinkard, parliamentarian; Jim MacMahon, sergeant-at-arms. Officers of Demosthenian Literary Society: (seated) Benning Grice, secretary; Ben Whitley, president; Mrs. Elizabeth Glass, advisor; John Hirsch, treasurer. (standing) Mike Napier, parliamentarian; Jim Bass, vice-president. Members participate in “I Speak for Democracy” contest and other debates. 73 Officers are (reading left to right): Rhen Bishop, second vice-president; Gus Small, president; Bill Read, vice-president; John Ouzts, s ecretary-treasurer. ... reasoning clearly ... — The CHESS CLUB works toward perfection in playing the ancient game of chess through individual games and tournaments. Trophies are awarded to the best players. 74 The officers are shown with two of their Gold Seal Awards. (Left to right) Jack Woods, par- liamentarian; Don Hun- nicutt, secretary; Woody Davis, president; Jerry Moseley, vice-president; David Bailey, treasurer. The aim of the Business Club is to develop aggressive leadership and to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. (Left to right) Mack Archer, reporter; Ronnie Rhodes, president; Richard Rhodes, treasurer; Reuben Scott, secretary; Edward Hortman, par- liamentarian; Harry Bell, chaplain; Charles Haygood, second vice-president; James Douthit, sentinel; Bobby 3rown, vice-president; Mr. Herschel Simmons, advisor. The Future Farmers of America learn bet- ter methods of agriculture, develop ‘their capacities, and improve their understand- ing of national farm problems. The aim of the 4-H CLUB is to make the best better. Members participate in Achievement Day, monthly demonstrations, and land judging contests. David Hancock, reporter; Forrest Marshall, vice-president; Wayne Obenauf, secretary; Mr. Charles Inman, assistant county agent. Officers are: Bruce MacGregor, president; Pete Caraway, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. C. R. McCord, advisor. The Industrial Arts Club serves to acquaint the members with various tools used in woodworking and requires that each member build one major project during the year. eas understanding our country... The officers of the Americanism Club are (left to right): Hal Young, vice-president; Haynes Willingham, secretary- treasurer: Steve Barnes, president; and Mr. Landon Brent, advisor. The aim of the Americanism Club is to train its members for leadership and to promote democratic and American ideas. ... evaluating The officers are: Mr. Bobby McElroy, advisor; Mike Napier, president; Zeke Rhodes, sergeant-at-arms; Arthur Cochran, vice- president; Tommy Wright, secretary-treasurer; and Jim Bass, program committee chairman. The HISTORY CLUB strives to serve country, community, and school, to promote high standards of ethics, to develop fellowship and enduring friendship, and to 8 I 8 I promote and advance interest in history and current events. iti The paper shop is managed by (left to right) Tommy Lewis, Steve Stephens, Charles Walker, and Mike Napier. Mrs. Isabel Kinnett is the advisor. ... and serving our school. The library assistants help keep the library a neat and pleasant place to work. Librarian, Miss Mary Del McCaw Football | or ERz 6, : “oul, a! e Poe AY ; saat aS Lat ae AY To 2 . ad 43 p a wh ty ea a ON ay + Here we see assistant varsity coaches, Mr. Elton Wall and Mr. Jim Nolan with our co-captain, Bunny Richardson and our captain, Jimmy Seward. Because of their fine play, both Richardson and Seward received All-State honors, with Seward going on to receive All-Southern and All-American recognition. Congratulations, Bunny and Jimmy, for a job well done. MR. JOE DeFORE, “B” Team Coach MR. LANDON BRENT, Head “B” Team Coach MR. COTTON HARRISON MR. GEORGE JONES Head Football Coach Faculty Manager BILLY EMANUEL Halfback Re habenaiabees idaho | JOHN BREEDLOVE Quarterback GEORGE LEE EDWARDS Guard WOODROW FINCHER End Football trainers for this year are John Wood, T. V. Jarrett, and Jerry Wynens. BUNNY RICHARDSON End my a PAUL BASSETT CURTIS LAMB End Fullback Rivers gains tough yardage off tackle. KEN CLARK Halfback JACK JONES Center ERVIE HILL Guard PETE RITTENBERRY End ov? babs cli oe xa ea A aN hy, JIMMY SEWARD PETE KENDALL LULLA BELL THOMAS Tackle End Tackle John holds Bunny kicks one point! DON BURTON ROMNEY TUCKER TED MUSIAL PAUL WARD End Guard Halfback Tackle AR yw rk 7, tA ae RH Ie : os IE DN ; er eee. ; ee ‘Ce bee alta BOBBY FINCHER HENRY BOWDEN BARRI VICKERS DANNY RUTHERFORD Fullback Center Halfback Tackle Athletic business managers are: Mr. Gus Parker, Mr. Felix Neal, Billy Ruark, Ty Ivey, Jon Kubler, Jim Bass, John Ouzts, Bobby Leonard, and Walter Pharr. TOMMY SEWARD BUDDY CHASE LUTHER FARLESS Guard Fullback Guard ale Football Team FIRST ROW: John Breedlove, Tee Carstarphen, Barri Vickers, Henry Bowden, Jack Jones, Bobby Fincher, Mike Underwood, McKenna Garvin. SECOND ROW: George Lee Edwards, Pete Kendall, Paul Ward, Sammy Robinson, Richard Saunders, Charles Gordon, Buster Hardy, Woodrow Fincher, Wayne Mayo. THIRD ROW: Romney Tucker, Tommy Seward, Billy Emanuel, Buddy Chase, Jimmy Seward, Danny Rutherford, Bunny Richardson, Charles Nash. FOURTH ROW: Rher Biship, Ted Musial, Richard Thomas, Curtis Lamb, Ervie Hill, Paul Bassett, Teavie Jarrett, manager; John Wood, manager; Jerry Wynens, manager. -. ' i 2 “ : ae ). . 3 Atty at int at; “B” Football Team FIRST ROW: Roy Squires, Ed Mathews, Paul Carter, Ross Hatcher, Tom Jarriel, Lee Johnson. SECOND ROW: Robert Richardson, Richard Saunders, Harry Linkous, Billy Jackson, Lance Levens, Dean Lowrance. THIRD ROW: Phil Durden, Terry Tanner, Doug King, Johnny Sutton, Rene Ginepri, Lee Brown. FOURTH ROW: Billy Tucker, Carl Irwin, Tommy Burnett, Johnny 90 Butt, Richard Palmer, manager; Rodney Garland, manager. Cheerleaders Jeckman, Sandra Work, Patricia Strickland, Curry Harrison, Judy Jones, Basketball MR. JIM NOLAN, Head “B” Team Coach, Assistant Varsity Coach. JERRY JOHNSON MR. TOM PORTER, Head Basketball Coach. Guard-Captain BOBBY NICKELS WOODROW FINCHER : Forward Center . JOHN BREEDLOVE SID MIDDLEBROOKS Forward Guard JIMMY SEWARD HAYNES WILLINGHAM Center Guard Middlebrooks and Seward rebound as we defeat Willingham 72-71. 9 Wincher pumps for 2 important points in the Willingham game. BARRI VICKERS JERE STOKES Forward Center D 4 - ” —i FY Basketball Managers are Cecil Renfroe, Red Brown, Terry Tanner, and Johnny Wadley. BOBBY FINCHER BILL TYE LAMAR DANIELS LULLA BELL THOMAS Guard Center Forward Guard Seward rebounds and passes to Breed- love as Gaines and Pulliam defend. . roe “B” Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Rick Johnson, Tommy Seward, Gary Kitchens, Tommy Worsham, Thomas Watts, Charles Thurston, Theron Ussery, Rene Genepri. SECOND ROW: Michael Dougherty, Johnny Murchison, Don Biggs, John Anderson, Bill Read, Bob Price, Malcolm Burgess. FIRST ROW: James Paul Carter, Carl Irwin, Frank Watkins, Larry Finney, Larry Dillard, Richard Burts. SECOND ROW: George Jones, coach; Rodney Garland, Lee Brown, Duncan Tye, Johnny Dukes, Johnny Beasley, Marvin Hardy, Coach. 95 Fore? No, three. These are the returning members of the golf team that won the region cham- pionship last year. They are Ed Everett, Tommy Malone, and Jimmy Chester. Their coach is Mr. George Jones. Tennis The tennis team is coached by Mr. Landon Brent, and the re- turning members are Jim Keifer, Gary Pyles, and Earl Janney. a Onte wi ry aBBiaaBBSi- | ie er; . 2. 088 GHus eee Y.. or ik Kt 2am ‘Serer eon + 443 4 : i - Track JACK RINER BARRI VICKERS FORD KENDRICKS Hurdler High Jump 440 Relay s ay ae; - e ‘ Phas Se ewes BOB HOWE Alfred Wise, manager; Coach Tom Porter, and Cecil Renfroe, RHEN BISHOP Broad Jump manager. Pole Vault TED MUSIAL and DAVID KALISH JOE MIZE and ERVIE HILL Sprint Relay Mile—880 Baseball JERRY JOHNSON ALVIN HERRING WOODROW FINCHER First Base Shortstop Second Base Coach Elton Wall discusses things with his manager, Tommy Clance, and with players Alvin Herring, Buster Hardy, Woodrow Fincher, and Jerry Johnson. BOBBY TURNER Outfield BUSTER HARDY Catcher JOHN BREEDLOVE Catcher BUNNY RICHARDSON Pitcher JIMMY BRIGHT Second Base TOMMY JONES Outfield CHARLES HAYGOOD Pitcher BILLY RIVERS Pitcher LULLA BELL THOMAS Third Base TERRY HITCHCOCK Outfield Homecoming CHARLOTTE ROBERTSON sponsored by “L” Club PATRICIA STRICKLAND sponsored by Demosthenian LYNN EVERETT Sponsored by Key Club H. omecoming ROSEMARY LAWSON sponsored by Americanism Club HARRIETT MURPHEY ANN TALBIRD sponsored sponsored by by French Club Science Club Homecoming Lanier US: Albany yo) ‘ 2p, Bon Fure Cr fe Sock Hop fina tye ONT ee Fid ; Barbara Hughes . TURNER M. GAUGHF Band Director ; F “= | u Diane Yaughn ye lal « '( Sandra Bedgood JIMMY SIMPSON Drum Major | i . 4 2 ets | ln - ie Bee dS 5 aN de ee ee i Shirley Bridwell Pat Bartels Sponsor AY FOSS 3) By. OX) Ooo C0) BiB) ENTE? ee sit L whe dhe aio . a + ee ache me i % OH on iy % Cadet Colonel ARK COPPAGE igade Commander Sponsor VISS CATHERINE BURNS M l l L [ a r 7 - all TT sid Sidney, Lanier pee Tinga ma lawyer. was Feb. 3, 18472. Tred bw thts onder) f from Oglethorpe Univ. then Baia! B oie served as a private in the and was captured while Sona ade runner. Lanier was married in wy Day of Mac where he practiced law with sag M to Maryland he lectured ot while carrying on his writh He ied at Lynn N.C. a oe A Mershes Sta fy Cadet Adjutant Major hema , ; oe Seas Cadet Major DAVID KALISH aN ar JOHN HAWKINS Sponsor . pa ane 7 Brigade $3 MISS GAIL HARVEY : Sponsor MISS JOANNE BROWN 109 a Sete GOR: Cadet Captain ROBERT ROSS S2 ale Brige Sponsor MISS RAYE COLEMAN 110 Rony ee a Captdin + ’ STEVE STEPHENS” = s M MILLIS — 2nd Battle Group Executive Offieer . roup Executive Officer Sponsor io ee, _ Sponsor @ MISS BECKY COX Sot MISS JEAN HARRISON | un = HQ Company CADET CAPTAIN JIM CARSON SPONSOR MISS MARGARET McMILLAN Colors Royal Blue and White First Lieutenant Greg Jordan Second Lieutenant Bud Dozier ona. Company CADET CAPTAIN BILLY RIVERS SPONSOR MISS SANDRA WORK Colors Purple and White First Lieutenant Sid Middlebrooks Second Lieutenant Clark Stevens Company CADET CAPTAIN WILLIE BURNS SPONSOR MISS DIANE FOUNTAIN Colors Powder Blue and Regal Blue First Lieutenant Steve Reichert Second Lieutenant Re y Peacc ck a Company CADET CAPTAIN JON KUBLER SPONSOR MISS CAROL JOHNSON Colors Gold and White First Lieutenant Allen Sanders Second Lieutenant Gus Small D Company CADET CAPTAIN GENE KERNAGHAN SPONSOR MISS BETTY REGISTER Colors Sky Blue and White First Lieutenant Paul Newton Second Lieutenant Don Hunnicutt weEeeaecaseeana im S aan rt E Company CADET CAPTAIN ANDY McPHERSON SPONSOR MISS CONNIE MASSEY Colors Emerald Green and Frosted Mint First Lieutenant Charles Walker Second Lieutenant Donnie Smaha ORS Wa) Ti F Com pany CADET CAPTAIN BUNNY RICHARDSON SPONSOR MISS LEE ALDRICH Colors Carnation Pink and White Fi rst Lieutenant Ben Cohen Second Lieutenant Johnny Ferguson G Company CADET CAPTAIN JOHN RAMSEY SPONSOR MISS GERRY GREEN Colors Lavender and White First Lieutenant Ben Whitley Second Lieutenant Dan Kleckley H Company CADET CAPTAIN BERT MICHAEL SPONSOR MISS JUDY MILLER Colors Turquoise and White First Lieutenant Tuck Wall Second Lieutenant Deitz Carpenter I Company CADET CAPTAIN TED MUSIAL SPONSOR MISS KAY SMITH Colors Red and White First Lieutenant Buddy Chase Second Lieutenant John Wood ——-- | ht ear : =2i LNaS, eta es ro Band Company CADET CAPTAIN TY IVEY SPONSOR MISS TINA STARR Colors Aqua and White First Lieutenant Jimmy Simpson Second Lieutenant Billy Rape Military Department MAJOR RICHARD A. ERICKSON Professor of Military Science MILITARY INSTRUCTORS: Sgt. Joseph Baugh, Sgt. Roy Fincher, Sgt. Bob Dalton, M Sgt. Willard Smith, M Sgt. Charles Bady, and Sgt. Daniel Neubauer. 123 EA pasee Brigade Precision Drill Team COMMANDER, CADET CAPTAIN ANDY McPHERSON Neier ae Junior Drill Team KNEELING: Ricky Chambers, Richard Rhodes, Jerry Ragsdale, Steve Solomon, Jeff Douglas, Bob Shaw. STANDING: Freddy Barfield, Johnny Pope, Bill Weeks, Ronnie Holmes, Freeman Evans, Gerald Wheeless, Tommy Goetter, Kenneth Walker. 124 COMMANDER, SFC WILLIAM HOLDEN Rifle Team FIRST ROW, left to right: Billy O’Neal, Terry Hitchcock, Jimmy Sandefur, Bud Dozier, captain; Richard Byrd, Richard Brown, Alan Hardy. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Gambell, Larry Dillard, Dwight Conway, Danny Amoss, Richard Saunders. BRIGADE STAFF LIEUTENANTS: Bill Tye MAJOR LEE R. COX (Retired) and David Bley, Sgt. Major Frank Comer. Custodian of Military Supplies. Parade Mi litary ea =) ww 2 er = a Military Class Friday Hydrogen sulfide What an odor! - Student Council Lights out On the wall ww 0 S 8 mS an a. rm) op) a'hiy at dak _. . = = = ez. ais iad - er — —== Se ey, A. L. MILLER SENIOR HIGH FOR GIRLS Macon, Georgia 1961 Contents Dedication Administration Classes Organizations Sports Ads And this is Miller... . not a building of glass and stone, but nine hundred seventy-five girls. This is the Miller where tradition and culture constantly fight the crazes and fads of the younger generation, this is the Miller familiar to all, and this is the Miller we, the staff of the 1960-61 MILLER-LANIER, have portrayed in this, your annual. Yes, Miller is girls . . . girls overjoyed at the Beta Assembly when the new members were tapped . . . girls buried under avalanches of books . . . girls laboring over test tubes, foreign accents, and typewriters . . . girls squealing and laughing as they make good use of the GEA holiday by going to the fair . . . girls studying in classrooms, in halls, on the steps, and in cars .. . girls sketching on the campus in the crisp autumn weather . . . girls filled with youthful exuberance, reveling at the Sock-Hop . . . girls excited but envious as sponsors are chosen and buttons appear . . . girls loyal and true, entering into school projects and activities with cheerful enthusiasm To show Miller completely would be an impossible task. It would take an immeasurable amount of time, space, and copy. But here, between the covers of the MILLER-LANIER, we, the staff, have attempted to present Miller as we saw it during the year 1960-61. And this is Miller . And this is one whom we love For again Miller girls have ded- icated their annual to you, Miss Lucile Carswell. A proof of all that you have meant to those sen- iors, fortunate to have known you in class work or in activities in- side and outside the school. We learned from you things of worth-while value the study of English as a tool and a source of pleasure and enrichment. In you we have admired that sincere in- terest and concern you have for people. In you we have seen the meaning and depth of true friend- ship. From you we have learned the importance of being ourselves and developing ourselves to the full- est. We have seen the endless love and enthusiasm you have for your work, your church, your friends, your family, and your hobbies. And so, we the class of 1961, have appreciated and grown to love in you the qualities and char- acteristics as have so many of your other students. We have honored you by dedicating this book to you, Miss Carswell! And One whom we shall always remember— To Mr. H. S. Lasseter, principal, Miller means “his girls.” He was a teacher at Lanier High School, but when the new school for girls was completed in 1931, he became her first and has been her only principal. He taught many of the teachers now on his faculty and because of him—his teachings and his principles—and his faculty, the school has kept her traditions, rec- ord, and reputation set years ago. Her graduates have done well in college and in business and in their many varied professions; in every field they have brought honors to their school. They have learned well from lessons, teachings, and ideals given them at Miller, Ma- con’s oldest senior high school for girls. And those who Mrs. Julia Carver, Mrs. Lucille London, and Mrs. Jean Wilson enjoy the use of “George” in the science department. jmin ’ Miss Addie Funderburke, Miss Lucile Carswell, and Mrs. Ann Holmes teach Senior English, while Miss Yonah Hurt, Miss Catherine Jones, Mrs. Eliza- beth Miller, and Miss Mary Alfriend have Sophomores and Juniors, Mrs. Elizabeth Poe Clark, Mrs. Sue Moss, and Miss Geraldine Jackson tell Mrs. Jacque James, guidance counselor, helps a us all about Latin, French, and Spanish. Millerite with a problem. 150 Mrs. Deanne Lister and Miss Rosalyn Hardin are the gym instructors. the knovdedge of yesterday Mrs. Charlene Williams and Miss Willie Mae Little teach algebra iny the math department. Miss Dorothy Simmons instructs in geometry. Mrs. Anna Rogero, Mrs. J. C. By- num, and Mrs. Amy Olmstead supervise the lunchroom. And the insptration Mrs. Frances Brubaker, Miss Florence Blair, and Mrs. Margie Perry teach so- cial studies, while Miss Mary Holmes, Miss Ann Henry, and Mrs. Betty Stew art teach American history. Mrs. Lena Pendergrass and Mrs. Katherine Ross are our home economics teachers, Mrs. Ida Brown helps and encourages our artists-to-be. Miss Emily Orr is Miller’s secretary. Mrs. Nina Laster, Mrs. Mary Pellew and Miss Ann Culverhouse make typists and stenographers out of our students with the help of Mrs. Lois Willingham. Mrs. Margaret Elkins and Miss Agnes Pittman work with our future bookkeepers. THE OPENING Ta ‘Z OEBiT ENTRIES PosTED 7. A Mrs. Dorothy Watson is the librarian. Mrs. Clevie Johnson leads the chorus. Every girl dreams of being a senior—and every girl looks forward to senior privileges and honors. The seniors of ’61 honored Curry by electing her as president, Dale as vice-president, and Ginny as secre- tary-treasurer. These directors—Lynda, Judy, Regina, Mary Anne, and Phyllis have really worked with the officers in selecting invitations and rings, in planning class meetings, and in encouraging class spirit and com- petition. Everybody was delighted when Mrs. Moss and Miss Carswell accepted and became sponsors for the seniors of 61! of FUN CONNIE PAULETTE ADAMS Connie Student Council 10, 12; MAA President 12: MAA Vice-Presi- dent 11; Girls State 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Music Club 11; Super- vision President 11; Class Teams 10. 11 EFFIE CAROLYN ADAMS Sister Art Club 11: Art Club President 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10: FHA 12: Music Club 10, 11; Biology Club 10, Supervision President Ll, 12; Supervision Teams 10-12 GLORIA JEAN ALFORD Gloria Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; MBBC 12: Dramatics Club 10; Supervision Teams 10; Typing Award 11 SHEILA ANN AMANN Sheila 1-H Club Officer 10-12: Red Cross 10, 12: Class Hockey Team 11; FHA Officer 11; Supervision Officer 10; Super- vision Teams 10-12; Archery Tournament 12; Perfect At- tendance Award 1] REBECCA ANNETT ARNOLD Becky Beta Club Historian 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council Typist 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12; Supervision President 10-12; Class Teams 10-12; Super- vision Teams 10-12 KAY FRANCES BAKER Kay Beta Club 11, 12; Annual Assistant Business Manager 12; Music Club 10, 11; Top Annual Ad Solicitor 12; Honor Group 11, 12; FNC 11; Annual Biographer 10 SHERRY JEANETTE BARBERICH Sherry MAA 11; Miller Y-Teens 10-12; Miller Y-Teens Vice-Presi- dent 12; Class Soccer Team 10; Class Speedball Team 10, 11; Class Volleyball Team 10; All Star Soccer Team 10; Super- vision Teams 10-12 MILDRED BONNIE BARNETT Bonnie Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Art Club 11, 12; FHA 12; Perfect Attendance 11 ALICE JEANNE BASHUK Alice Music Club 10, 11; Art Club 11; Dramatics 10; Supervision Teams 11, 12 MARY INEZ BATCHELOR Vary MBBC 11, 12: Lunch Monitor 10-12; FHA 10, 12; Super- vision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team Championship 11; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; Student Council 11 BETTY CAROLYN BEATTY Betty Tri-Hi-Y 11-12; Dramatics Club 11-12; Miller Radio An- nouncer 12; Dramatics Play Scenery Chairman 11; Super- vision Red Cross Representative 11; Perfect Attendance 11 SANDRA ANNE BEDGOOD Sandy Solo Twirler for Lanier Band 12; Majorette 10-12; FFA Sweetheart 11, 12; FHA 10-12; District Music Festival 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Student Council Talent Show 11, 12 DORIS BELL Dot Student Council President 12; Student Council 11, 12; FTA 10-12; FTA Vice-President 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Supervision Officer 10; Superlative 12 ANGELA VIRGINIA BENNETT Angela Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; MBBC 11; Supervision Basketball Team 11 CECILIA CLOUD BENSON Cecilia Student Council Treasurer 11; Student Council 10; Super- vision Officer 10, 12; Supervision Teams 10, 11; FHA 12 HELENE SANDRA BERNSTEIN Helene Art Club 11; Art Club Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12; Music Club 10, 11; Senior Play Scenery Com- mittee 12; FHA 12; Supervision Teams 10-12; Supervision Team Manager 11 METTA LOUISE BIRGE Lou FNC 10-12; FHA 1, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12 SANDRA ANN BLEDSOE Sandra Gym Monitor 11; Supervision Speedpinball 11 If You Want A Class That’s Full Of Fun, Hail To The Class Of 61! BEVERLY JEAN BLOODWORTH Jean Class Hockey Team 10; Class Basketball Team 10; Super- vision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Speedpinball Team 10; Supervision Softball 10; Music Club 10, 11; Supervision Secretary 1] JULIA ANN BOND Butch Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12; FHA 12: Art Club 12 JANET LYNN BRACKETT Janet Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Corresponding Secretary 12; Supervision Officer 11, 12; Music Club 11, 12; Student Council 10; Class Soccer Team 10 DOROTHY NELL BRAY Nell Dramatics Club 10, 11; Th espian 11, 12; Dramatics Club Treasurer 12; Miller Radio Announcer 11; FHA 1], 12; Supervision Teams 10, 12 BARBARA JUANITA BRICKLE Barbara FHA 10-12; Perfect Attendance 12; Lunchroom Assistant 11, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10; Study Hall Secretary 11; Georgia State Fair Red Ribbon 11 BRENDA ROSE BRIDGEMAN Brenda Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MBBC Correspond- ing Secretary 12; Student Council 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Typing Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Annual Biographer 11 JEAN MARIE BRILEY Jeanie MBBC 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Supervision Vol- leyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11 BRENDA DIANNE BROWN Brenda Music Club 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Super- vision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball Team 10 DOROTHY ELIZABETH BROWN Dottie FTA 10, 12; Senior Play Committee 12; Gym Monitor 11 FRANCES GAIL BROWN Frances Honor Group 12; Beta Club 12; Chemistry Club President 12; Chemistry Club 11; Red Cross 10 JUDITH ANN BROWN Judy Bookstore Cashier 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Book- keeping Honor Roll 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Teams 10, 12 PAULA PATRICIA BROWN Pat Typist-of-the-Year Award 11; Supervision Softball Team 10; Supervision Speedpinball Team 11; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; MBBC 12: Super- vision Officer 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 1] RUTH ELAINE BROWN Laine FHA Vice-President 12; FHA 10, 11: Tri-Hi-Y 11; Red Cross 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 1] SANDRA HUGHLENE BROWN Sandra Supervision Officer 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 11, 12 MARGIE LOUISE BRYANT Margie Music Club 12; Art Club 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Gregg Shorthand Award 11 VERA MAE BULLARD Vera Mae FHA 12; Perfect Attendance 11 RACHEL MARIETTE BUTT Variette FNC 10; FNC Chaplain 11; FNC Head Group Captain 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Hi-Lights Business Staff 12; Music Club 10, 11: Senior Play Committee 12 NANCY BERNICE CAGLIOSTRO Nancy Supervision Vice-President 10; Red Cross 12; Annual Ad Solicitor 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Supervision Speed- pinball Team 11; Music Club 11 EDNA MARIE CANNON Edna Art Club 11: Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Supervision Of- ficer 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11 ANGELA JANET CARAWAY Angela MAA 11, 12; Student Council 11; Class Teams 10-12; Super- vision Teams 10-12; Championship All Star Soccer Team 11 NELLIE JOAN CARAWAY Joan Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Volleyball Team Manager 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; MBBC ll, 12 SOPHIA CARRAS Sophia Entered 12 BILLIE ROSILAND CHANCE Billie Class Cheerleader 10-12; Music Club 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Class Soccer Team 10; Supervision Officer 10; Team Man- ager 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 CONNIE FAY CHAPMAN Connie MBBC 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Sports Day 10; Class Supervision Softball Co-Captain 10; Supervision Teams 10-12 JACQUELINE MARIE CHAPMAN Jackie MBBC 11, 12; MBBC Vice-President 12; Supervision Officer 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Perfect Attendance 11; FNC 10 HELEN LATTIMORE CLANCY Helen MAA 11; Chemistry Club 12; Music Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10- 12; Class Soccer Team 10; Sports Day Aide 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Softball Team 10 CLEONE RUTH CLAY Ruth MAA 11; Music Club 11; Supervision Secretary 10; Hi- Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Sports Day Aide 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Class Speedpinball 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11 BARBARA LOUISE COBB Barbara MBBC 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Award 11; FHA 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Teams 10, 11 Hail To The Seniors Oh Hail, Oh Hail, Oh Hail There’s Nothing That We Cannot Do... ANNA FAYE COLEMAN Faye Biology Club 10; Music Club 11, 12; FTA 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Class Speedpinball Team 10; Supervision Speedpinball Team 10, 11 VIRGIE RAYE COLEMAN Raye ROTC Sponsor 12; State Music Festival 10-12; All-State Orchestra 11, 12; Music Club 12; MAA Secretary 12; Cham- pionship Class Soccer Team 11; All Star Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team Captain 10-12 CAROLE MARIE CONLEY Carole Dramatics Club 10; Music Club 11; Art Club 11; Super- vision Officer 11; FHA 12 CHARLOTTE CHRISTINE COOK Charlotte Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; FTA President 12; Chemistry Club Vice-President 12; Hi- Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12; Tri-Hi- ¥i2 ANNE MADDOX CORK Corkie Gym Assistant 11, 12; Hi-Lights Assistant Business Manager 12; Beta Club 12; MAA 11, 12; Tennis Champion 11; Tri- Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision and Class Teams 10, 11; All Star Basketball Team 10, 11 RANELLE ANN COUCH Nelle FTA 10-12; Music Club 10, 11; Honor Group 11; Y-Teens 10; Class Soccer Team 10; Class Speedpinball Team 10; Senior Play Committee 12 MARGIE CLAIRE COWART Claire Tri-Hi-Y Sergeant at Arms 12; Chemistry Club 11; Art Club 11; Music Club 12; Perfect Attendance 10 NEUEVA COWART Neva Tri-Hi-Y 10; FNC 10; Music Club 11 ... We've Got The Spirit The Kind That Never Fails Us Well Prove It True... REBECCA JESSIE COX Becky Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Dramatics Group Chairman 11; Music Club 11; MAA 12; ROTC Sponsor 10, 12 JOYCE MARIE CRANFORD Joyce Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Supervision Officer 10, 12 At- tendance Award 11; FTA 10, 11; Music Club 11; FHA 12; Supervision Teams 10-12; Supervision Softball Team Man- ager 10 TERESA LAVERNE CRANFORD Terry Beta Club 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; MAA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11 TONY LYNN CROCKER Toni Art Club 11; Music Club 10, 11; Class Softball Team 11; Supervision Officer 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10 JANICE KAYE CRUTCHFIELD Crutch Senior Play Cast 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12; Dramatics Club 10; Archery Tournament 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Softball Team 10; Supervision Speedpinball Team 10, 11 LAUREL WILLENE CRUTCHFIELD Laurel FNC Group Captain 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Class Speedpinball Team 10; Supervision Teams 10-12; Chemistry Club 11 MILDRA ANGELYN DAVIDSON Angie Entered 12; Beta Club 12; Honor Group 12; FHA 12; FTA 12 PAMELA ELLEN DAVIES Pam Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Annual Business Staff 11, 12; FNC 12; Mu- sic Club 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Super- vision Softball Team 10 ADA DAVIS Ada Art Club 11, 12 AVA DAVIS Ava Art Club 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12 DARRELL LOUISE DAVIS Darrell MAA 11, 12; Gym Assistant 12; Music Club 10-12; Class Teams 10-12; Supervision Teams 10-12; Hi-Lights Ad Solici- tor 10; Senior Play 12; Sports Day 10, 11 MARY LaVONNIE DAVIS Bonnie FHA Treasurer 10-12; Biology Club 10; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; Supervision Volleyball Man- ager 12; Archery Tournament 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10 ZORA ETTA DAWSON Zoe Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; MBBC 12; FHA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 RITA DELLA DONNA Rita MBBC Historian 12; Supervision President 11; Music Club 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Supervision Speedpinball Team 11; Perfect Attendance 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Hon- DALE DiANTONIO P’nut Senior Class Vice-President 12; FHA President 11, 12; Beta Club 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Class Teams 10, 11; All Star Team 10, 11; Class Cheerleader 10-12; Thespian 11, 12 JANIE PATSY DODSON Janie MAA 12; Chemistry Club 12; Class Teams 10-12; Super- vision Teams 10-12 DIANA ELIZABETH DOLLAR Penny Music Club President 12; Music Club 10-12; Annual Staff Artist 12; Dramatics Club 11; Art Club 12; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Homecoming Queen Nominee 12; Student Council Alternate 11 KAY DURHAM Kay Music Club 10, 11; Art Club 11, 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12; Supervision Volleyball Team Manager 10, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Softball Team 10 SHIRLEY ANN EDWARDS Shirley Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11 FAY REGINA ENNIS Regina Class Director 12; Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Beta Club 12; Supervision President 10, 12; All Star Basketball 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 MILDRED MAY ESCHMANN Mildred Art Club Program Chairman 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12; Music Club 10, 11; Hi-Lights Cartoon Editor 12; Supervi- sion Volleyball Team 11 MARY LOUISE ETHRIDGE Vary Class Soccer Team 10; Class Speedpinball Team 10; Class Volleyball Team 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; MBBC 11, 12: FNC 10 LYNN BIRDSEY EVERETT Bogie Homecoming Queen 12; Cheerleader 12; Class Secretary- Treasurer 10, 11; Beta Club 12; Art Club Officer 11, 12; Student Council 10; Regimental Sponsor 10; Superlative 12 SUSAN CHARLENE FARR Susie FNC 10-12; FNC Secretary 11; FNC Vice-President 12; Hi- Lights Ad Solicitor 12; Supervision Secretary 10; Delegate Convention 11; Red Cross Alternate 11 PATRICIA ANNETTE FIELDS Annett Beta Club Treasurer 12; National Merit Semifinalist 12; Mil- ler Radio Announcer 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 11; Honor Group 11, 12 SARAH ELLEN FLETCHER Ellen Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Dramatics Club Group Captain 11, 12; Thespian 12; National Merit Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist 12; Spanish Award 10; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Chemistry Club 12 FRAN AUGUSTA FLOURNOY Fran Music Club Treasurer 12; Art Club Sergeant at Arms 12; ROTC Sponsor 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision President 10 NANCY KAREN FOWLER Nancy . 12; FHA Secretary 12; Annual Business Staff 11, upervision Teams 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 ... Were Never On The Bottom, We're Always On The Top... PHYLLIS FRAZIER Phyllis Class Director 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Supervision Officer 10-12; All Star Basketball Team 10, 11: Class and Supervision Teams 10-12; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12; MAA 11, 12 CAROLYN LeNANCE FREEMAN Carolyn Music Club 10, 11; FNC 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12: Miller- Lanier Glee Club 11; FHA 12; ROTC Sponsor 11; Super- vision Volleyball Team 10, 11 SYLVIA JUANITA GABRIEL Juanita Art Club 12; FHA 12; MAA 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Class Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Secretary 11; All Star Archery 10; Supervision Basketball Captain 11 CHARLOTTE ANNE GAMBELL Charlotie Hi-Lights Business Staff 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 10, 11; FTA 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Chemistry Club 11; FHA 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12 VELMA DEAN GIBSON Dean MBBC 12; Miller Bookstore Clerk 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Speedpinball Team 11: Gregg Shorthand Award 1] ELEANOR ANN GLOVER Ann FHA 12; 4-H 10, 12; Music Club 10, 11; Annual Biographer 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10 BETTY SUE GOOD Sue Art Club 11, 12; Music Club 11, 12; Supervision Officer 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervi- sion Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Team Manager 10 PATRICIA ANN GORDON Pat FHA 12; MBBC 12; Typing Award 11 ...Once You Get Us Started, You'll Never Get Us Stopped... FRANKIE ODESSA GRANT Frankie MBBC 11, 12; MBBC Treasurer 12; Music Club 11; Book- keeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Su- pervision Volleyball Team 11; Archery Tournament 10; Su- pervision Softball Team 11, 12 CAROL ELLYN GREEN Carol FTA Secretary 12; FTA 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Music Club 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11: Hi- Lights Ad Solicitor 12 BONNIE CAROLYN GREENE Bonnie Beta 12: Honor Group 11, 12; Miller Bank President 12; Supervision Officer 11, 12; MBBC 11, 12: Music Club 10, 11; Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Typing Awards 11; Su- pervision Teams 10, 11 CHARLOTTE INEZ HAINES Charlotte FHA 12; MBBC 12: Perfect Attendance 11; Lunchroom As- sistant 10 MARY ALICE HAINES Mary Alice FHA 10, 12; MBBC 11: Lunchroom Assistant 10-12 MARY ELIZABETH HALES Betsy ROTC Sponsor 11; Red Cross Treasurer 12; Music Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Library Assistant 10; Annual Biographer 10; Library Club 10; Biology Club 10 EVELYN LOUISE HALL Lynn Supervision Basketball Manager 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; FNC 10; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Softball Team 10; MBBC 12 PATRICIA LYNNE HALL = Lynne Entered 11; Glee Club 11, 12; Glee Club Vice-President 11: Miller-Lanier Chorus 11, 12; Miller-Lanier Chorus Vice- President 12; Music Club 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12 SHIRLEY ANN HAMILTON Shirley Class Softball Team 11; Music Club 11; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Super- vision Softball Team 12 ANNA REDDING HANCOCK Anna Honor Group 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 12; FNC 11, 12; 4-H Reporter 10; Guidance Office Monitor 11; Super- vision Teams 10-12 SYDNEY ANN HANCOCK Sydney Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; FNC 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10; FHA 12; Supervision Officer 11] BETTY JEAN HAPPOLDT Betty Beta Club 12; Bank Vice-President 12; MBBC 12; Library Assistant 11; Red Cross 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10, 11 CONSTANCE LOUISE HARDEMAN Connie FNC 11, 12; FNC President 12; Red Cross 11, 12; Red Cross Vice-President 12; Archery Tournament 10, 12; Super- vision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Teams 12 MARGARET ELIZABETH HARPER Peggy Student Council 10, 11; FNC 11, 12; Music Club 12; Class Soccer Team 10; Supervision Officer 12; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11 ANGELA BELLE HARRISON Angela Hi-Lights Editor 12; Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Chemistry Club Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Speedpinball Team 11 HAZEL JEANETTE HARRISON Jean Gym Assistant 11, 12; MAA 11, 12; Hi-Lights Business Staff 12; Senior Play Cast 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10-12: Office Monitor 12: Dramatics Club 10; Class Teams 10-12 SHIRLEY CURRY HARRISON Curry President of Class 10-12: Cheerleader 11, 12: Cheerleader Co-Captain 12; Student Council 10-12; Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Supervision President 10; Superla- tive 12 SANDRA HEIL Sandra Tri-Hi-Y 11; Transferred 12 SYLVIA REBECCA HILL Poochie MAA 11; Supervision Officer 11; All Star Hockey Team 10; Class Soccer Team Manager 10; Music Club 10, 11; Art Club 12; Class Speedball Team 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11 BETTIE ELAINE HOLDING Elaine Honor Group 10-12; Beta Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; ROTC Sponsor 12; Music Club 12; Library Assistants Club 10, 11; FTA 11, 12: Annual Ad Solicitor 10, 11 MABREY MARTHA HOLLOWAY Vabrey Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 12: Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 11: Music Club Secretary 12; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12 MARY ANNE HOUSER Vary Anne Class Officer 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council 10; MAA 11, 12: Music Club 12; Superlative 12 TOBY LEE HUDSON Toby FNC 10; Music Club 11: MBBC 11. 12 VIRGINIA GRACE HUGHES Ginger Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 10, 11; Art Club 11; Supervision Speedpinball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11 SANDRA PATRICIA HUMPHREY Sandra Gregg Shorthand Certificate 11; MBBC 12; FHA 12; Super- vision Volleyball Manager 12; Gregg Theory Certificate 11 SHIRLEY ANN HURST Shirley Gym Assistant 12; Senior Play Cast 12; MAA 11, 12; Tri- Hi-Y 12; Chemistry Club Officer 12; Supervision Officer 11, 12; Supervision and Class Teams 10-12; Music Club 11 MYRNA DALE JACKSON Myrna Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Typing Award 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 11 CONSTANCE ELIZABETH JAMES Connie-Baby FHA Treasurer 12; FNC Group Captain 12; MBBC 11; Mil- ler-Lanier Glee Club 10; Supervision Basketball Team Man- ager 10; Supervision Speedpinball Team 11; Supervision Of- ficer 11; FNC 10, 12 ...80, Hail To The Seniors, Oh Hail, Oh Hail, Oh Hail There’s Nothing That We Cannot Do! ANN ELIZABETH JARRIEL Ann FNC 10-12; FNC Group Captain 12; Student Council Alter- nate 12; Student Council 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Senior Play Cast 12 HELEN HARRIET JOHNSON Helen Gu idance Office Assistant 12; MBBC 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Typing Award 11; Music Club 12; Archery Tour- nament 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11 ROBIN GAYLE JOHNSON Gayle Art Club 11, 12: Music Club 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12 MARY ALICE JOHNSTON Mary Alice Music Club 11; MBBC 11, 12: Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Gregg Shorthand Awards 1] KATHERINE YVONNE JONES Kathy Music Club 10, 11; Art Club 11, 12; MBBC Group Captain 10; FHA 12; Perfect Attendance 11; Archery Tournament 10; Badminton Tournament 10; Senior Play Committee 12 LYNDA JOYCE JONES Jonsey Class Director 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11; Senior Play Cast 12; MAA 11, 12; Supervision President 12; Class Basketball Team 10, 11; All Star Basketball Team 10, 11; Superlative 12 MARGARET MAE JONES Peggy Entered 11; Art Club 11, 12; Music Club 11 PATRICIA ANN JONES Patricia Beta Club 11, 12: Honor Group 12; MBBC 11, 12; MBBC Recording Secretary 12; MBBC 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11 Seniors, Seniors Who Are They? The Best Darned Class In The U.S.A.! SYLVIA DIANNE KIRK Dianne Art Club 11, 12; Music Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Super- vision Volleyball Team 11, 12; Supervision Softball Team 11 SAROLYN ANTINE KRAMPITZ Sarolyn Beta Club 12; Honor Group 12; Bookstore Manager 12; Bookkeeping Honor Roll 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Typing Award 11; MBBC 11, 12: Music Club 11 PAULA ELIZABETH LAMB Paula Entered 12; FHA 12 ROSEMARY LAWSON Rosie Annual Staff 12; Art Club Vice-President 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Biology Club Treasurer 10; Student Council 10, 11 LINDA JEANNINE LEACH Linda Annual Business Staff 11, 12; Archery Tournament 10, 11: All Star Archery Tournament 10, 11; MBBC 11, 12; FHA 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Supervision Bas- ketball Team Manager 11 JUDY LEAPTROT Judy Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 12; Supervision Softball Team 10, 12 LORA DEBBIE LEGGETT Debbie Student Council Alternate 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Art Club 11; Class Soccer Team 10; Supervision Teams 10, 12 JUDITH ANN LEONARD Judy Music Club 10; FNC 10, 11; FNC Group Captain 11; Gym Monitor 11; Chemistry Club 12; Senior Play Cast 12 SUSAN KAY LEVINE Susan Music Club 11, 12; Supervision Teams 12 BARBARA LEIGH LEWIS Barbara Entered 12; FHA 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12 JANICE RAE LINES Janice Library Assistant 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12: 12; Red Cross 10 HARRIETT ANNELL LINKOUS Harriett FNC 10, 11: Supervision Officer 10; Dramatics Club 12; All- Star Team 10; Archery Tournament 12; Class Speedpinball Team 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11; FHA 12 MEMORY JEAN LISTER Mem Future Nurses Club Group Captain 12; Future Nurses Club 11; FTA 10; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Music Club 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Bas- ketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball 10, 11 SANDRA YVONNE LONG Sandy Art Club 12; Red Cross 12; Gregg Shorthand Awards; Super- vision President 10; Class Soccer Team 10; Supervision Teams 10-12 PAMELA LOWE Pam Class Cheer Leader 10-12; Student Council 11; 12; MAA Of- ficer 11; Class Officer Nominee 10-12; Art Club 12; Music Club 12; Class Soecer Team 10, 11 LINDA SUE LUNSFORD Linda Gregg Shorthand Awards 11; Class Softball Team 11; Super- vision Volleyball Team 12; FHA 10; Music Club 11; MBBC 12: Entered 10 JANICE LUCILLE LYDE Janice MBBC 12; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12; Supervision Speedpinball 11; Gregg Shorthand Awards 11 EVELYN MADDOX Evelyn Senior Play Cast 12; FTA 10-12; Class Softball Team Cham- pions 11, Office Monitor 11, Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Super- vision Teams 10, 11; FHA 11, 12 KAY MARSHALL Kay Class Cheerleader 11, 12; Music Club 10-12; Supervision Officer 10-12; Supervision Teams 10-12; Perfect Attend- ance 10 MARY JANE MARSHALL Jane Future Nurses Club 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10-12 LIDIA LESTER MARTIN Lidia Biology Club 10 MARGARET ALICE MARTIN Peggy ROTC Sponsor 10; Class Vice-Presiden t 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MAA 11; Student Council 12: Senior Play 12; Class Cheerleader 10-12 MARY ANN MASSENGILL Vary Ann Hi-Lights Exchange Editor 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; MAA 11; Music Club 11, 12; Supervision and Class Teams 10-12; Championship Volleyball Team 10; All-Star Soccer Team 10; Library Club 10 CAROLE GLADYS MASSEY Carole Student Council 12; MAA Sergeant-at-Arms 11; MAA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; All Star Soccer Team 11; All Star Volley- ball Team 10: Music Club 10, 11: Perfect Attendance 10 MARLYS YATES MASSEY Varlys Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 10, 11; Chemistry Club 11; Sports Day Aide 11; Supervision Officer 12; Supervision Teams 10-12: Dramatics Club 12 MARY JANE McCARREN Vary Jane MAA 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Chemistry Club 12: Art Club 12: Supervision Officer 10; Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; All-Star Hockey 10 VIRGINIA ELIZABETH McCOOK Jinya Art Club 11, 12; Student Council 10; Annual Biographer 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision Officer 10, 11; Class Soccer Team 10; Supervision Teams 10-12 MARTHA VEE McDONALD Martha Senior Play Cast 12; Music Club 10-12; Music Club Vice- President 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Super- vision Teams 10-12 The Seniors Are The Best, La-Di-Da The Seniors Are The Best! SARAH JOE McGOUIRK Sarah Joe Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Art Club 11, 12; Music Club 12; Red Cross Treasurer 11; Supervision Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball Teams 10, 11 ALICE JANE McLENDON Jane Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Dramatics Club President 12; Thespian 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Archery Tourna- ment Winner 10; Supervision Teams 10-12; Music Club 10-11] CHERYL ALDINE McRAE Cheryl Entered 11; Supervision Speedpinball Team 11; Gregg Short- hand Awards 11; MBBC 12 BRENDA JOYCE MEEKS Brenda Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 12; Art Club 11, 12; Library Club Secretary 11; All-Star Volleyball Team Captain 10; Super- vision Officer 10; Library Assistant 10, 11; Class Volleyball and Soccer Team 10; Supervision Teams 10-12 SHIRLEY JEAN MELVIN Shirley MBBC 12; Supervision Vice-President 10, 12; Supervision Volleyball, Basketball Team 10-12; Shorthand Certificate 11, Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11 NELL SHARON MICHEL Sharon Hi-Lights Photo Editor 12; Music Club 10, 11; FHA 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 11 JUDITH APPLETON MILLER Judy Student Council Secretary 12; Beta Club Secretary 12; Class Director 11; Inter-School Student Council 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council 11; Superla- tive 12 MARY LYNN MITCHELL Lynn Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Certificate of Merit for Educational Development Test 10; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12: Student Council 12; Annual Ad Solicitor 12; FTA 11, 12; Music Club 10, 11 Hail To The Seniors, Oh Hail, Oh Hail, Oh Hail There’s Nothing That We Cannot Do... SAUNDRA JANE MOSELEY Saundra MBBC 12; FHA Secretary 10; FTA 10; 4-H Club 11; Super- vision Officer 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Awards 11; Typing Awards 1] ‘ MARIANNE MURCHISON Marianne Dramatics Club Vice-President 12; Thespian Troupe Vice- President 12; Senior Play 12: Honor Group 12; Dramatics Club 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Library Assistant 11; Perfect Attendance 11 HARRIETT ANNE MURPHEY Harriett Homecoming Court 12; ROTC Sponsor 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; MAA Secretary 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Music Club 11, 12; Superlative 12 FRANCES ADAMS NASH Frances Entered 11; Music Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Teams 11, 12 VIVIAN LATANE NELMS Latane Beta Club 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; Hi-Lights Sports Editor 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Girls State Parliamentarian and Recorder 11; Class Championship Basketball Team 11 MARY PAULETTE NORRIS Paulette Beta Club 11, 12 NITA LEE NORTON Nita MBBC 11, 12; Class Speedball Team 10; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Super- vision Softball Team 10; Music Club 11; 4-H Club 10; Gregg Shorthand Award 11 EMILY ANTOINETTE NUTTING Toni Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Music Club 11; Art Club 11, 12; Class Speed- pinball Team 10; Supervision Teams 10, 11 PEGGY ANN O’HALLORAN Peggy Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12: Biology Club 10; Music Club 11, 12; Art Club 11; Chemis- try Club 12; Supervision Teams 10-12 LAVENNIA FAYE O’'HERN Faye Gregg Shorthand Awards 11; MBBC 11, 12; FTA 10; Music Club 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11 LOUISE O’NEAL Louise Dropped 12 LORETTA MAE OSBORNE Loretta Perfect Attendance 10; Typing Certificate 11; Supervision Basketball Team 11; MBBC 12 HARRIETT GAIL PARKER Gail Chemistry Club 12; MAA Awards Manager 11; Class Volley- ball Team Manager 11; Class Speedpinball Team Manager 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Class Soccer Team 10; Supervision Teams 10-12; Office Monitor 10 LILA SANDRA PAWLEY Lila Class Soccer Team 10, 11; Class Volleyball Team 10; Super- vision Teams 10-12: Supervision Officer 10, 11; Perfect At- tendance 10, 11 DELORES JANE PERRY Lois Student Council 10; Music Club 11, 12; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10; MBBC 12; Typing Award 11; Shorthand Award 11 ALVA DIANE PHILLIPS Diane ROTC Sponsor 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Music Club 11; Art Club 11; FHA 12; Class Speedball Team 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 MARY JUDITH PHILLIPS Judy Senior Class Director; Gym Assistant 11, 12; MAA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Music Club 11; Red Cross 12; Class and Super- vision Teams 10-12; Supervision Officer 11 CAROLYN ANN RAGAN Ann Beta Club 12; Student Council Treasurer 12; Hi-Lights Busi- ness Manager 12; ROTC Sponsor 11; MAA Treasurer 11; MAA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 SARAH LUCILLE RAY Sarah MAA 12; Champion Class Basketball Team 11; All-Star Vol- leyball Champions 11; Class Teams 10-12; Supervision Offic- er 10, 11; Music Club 12: Chemistry Club Parliamentarian 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 FRANCES ELIZABETH REID Beth Student Council 10; Music Club 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Officer 10, Chemistry Club 11 GLORIA ANN RENFROE Gloria FTA 11; Music Club 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12: Supervision Speedpinhball Team 11 MARY JUNE REVELL Junebug Senior Play Cast 12; Student Council 11: Gregg Shorthand Award 11; MBBC 11; FHA 12; FTA 10; Supervision Teams 10. 11 MINNIE JOY REYNOLDS Toy Archery Tournament 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 11: Supervision Officer 10; Gregg Shorthand Awards 11; Music Club 11; FNC 11; Outstanding Typist Award 11; MBBC 12 ANN MARIE RILEY Ann Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; MAA 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11; Chemistry Club Secre- tary 12; All-Star Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 GAIL RILEY Gail Music Club 11, 12; Art Club 11; Perfect Attendance 11 CHARLOTTE ANNE ROBERTSON Charlotte Home-Coming Court 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Student Council 12; MBBC 12: Class Cheerleader 10: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Music Club 11; Supervision Teams 10-12 MARGARET ALICIA ROBERTSON Margaret Music Club 11; FNC 11; Supervision Teams 11, 12; Book- keeping Honor Roll 11; MBBC 12 BARBARA ANN ROGERO Boo-Boo Senior Play Cast 12; MAA 11: Music Club 10, 11; Chemis- try Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Class Volleyball 10, 11; Class Speedpinball 10; Supervision Teams 10-12 ... We've Got The Spirit The Kind That Never Fails Us Well Prove It True... CATHERINE GAIL ROGERS Gail Beta Club Vice-President 12; Tri-Hi-Y President 12; Red Cross Secretary 11; Biology Club President 10; Class Volley- ball Team 10; Letter of Commendation from National Merit Test 12; Honor Group 11, 12 EFFIE DIANNE ROUGHTON Dianne MBBC 12; MBBC Program Chairman 11; Study Hall Secre- tary 10, 11 SALLY ANN RUARK Sally Entered 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Music Club 11; Hi-Lights Ad Solici- tor 12; FNC 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Basketball 11; Speed- pinball 11 MARCIA SANDERS Marcia Student Council 12; Music Club 11; FNC 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12; Supervision Softball Team 10; Super- vision Basketball Team 12 CLAUDIA MARIE SANDERSON Bo Beta Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12; Red Cross 11; Red Cross Secretary 12; Biology Club Secre- tary 10; Letter of Commendation for National Merit Test 12 BECKY LUTRELLE SAPP Becky MBBC President 12; Bookstore Assistant Manager 12; Super- vision Officer 10; Bookkeeping Honor Roll 11; Gregg Short- hand and Typing Awards 11; Class Softball Team 11; Super- vision Volleyball Team 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10, 11 REBA CLARA SCARBARY Reba MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Gregg Short- hand Award 11 EDITH CAMILLE SCHAEFER Camille Tri-Hi-Y 12; Music Club 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Sports Day Aide 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12 ... Were Never On The Bottom, We're Always On The Top... SANDRA KAY SCHELL Sandy Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; MAA 11, 12; Supervision and Class Teams 10-12; Tri- Hi-Y 10-12; Hi-Lights News Editor 12; Music Club 11, 12 PATRICIA ANN SCHRIMSHIRE Patti Annual Typist 12; MAA 11, 12; Typing Roll of Honor 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Certificate 11; Supervision Teams Captain 11, 12; Class Teams 10-12; All-Star Soccer Team 10, 11 ALEXIS ANN SCHUYLER Alexis Student Council Vice-President 12; Beta Club Corresponding Secretary 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11; MAA 11; Class Basketball Championship Team 10; Supervision Officer 10; Class Teams 10-12 PATRICIA ANN SCOTT Ann Music Club 12; FNC 12; Chemistry Club 11; Hi-Lights Ad Solicitor 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Library Assistant 10 SANDRA ANN SCOTT Sandra Honor Group 12; Bookstore Cashier 12; Student Council 12; MBBC Assistant Historian 12: Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Bookkeeping Honor Roll 11; Gregg Shorthand Awards 11; Library Assistant 10, 11 LOUISE SEYMOUR Louise MBBC 11; Music Club 11; Transferred 12 MARGARET ANN SEYMORE Ann Music Club 11, 12; MBBC 12; Gym Monitor 12; Supervision Teams 10-12; Art Club 11; FTA 10; Red Cross 10 GEORGIA JOANN SHEPARD Joann Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 10, 11; Art Club 11; Super- vision 10-12; Office Monitor 10 LYNDA DIANE SIMS Diane FTA 10, 12; FHA 12; Gym Monitor 11; Supervision Soft- ball Team 10 SUSAN VIRGINIA SLOCUMB Susan Annual Staff 12; Student Council Chaplain 12; Beta Club 12; Supervision President 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team Manager 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10 MARY CAROLE SMITH Carole Annual Assistant Business Manager 12; Annual Solicitor 11; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12; Music Club 11; Art Club 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball 10, 11; Supervision Softball 10; Super- vision Basketball 10 CECELIA FRANCES SNOW Cecelia Music Club 11, 12; MBBC 11; Perfect Attendance 11; Gregg Shorthand Certificate 11; Typing Certificate 11 LEE SORROW Lee Hi-Lights Headline Editor 12; Gym Monitor 10; Music Club 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Softball Team 10, 11; FTA 10; Future Nurses Club 11 JANNIS STALLWORTH Jannis Library Assistant 11; FHA 12; MBBC 12; FTA 10, ll; Gregg Shorthand Certificate 11; Typing Certificate 11 CASSANDRA ELAINE STEINMEYER Sandy Music Club 11; Art Club 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Team 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11 MILDRED REDDOCH STONE Midge Supervision Teams 10-12 THELMA PATRICIA STRICKLAND Tricia Varsity Cheerleader 12; Homecoming Court 12; Beta Club 12; Student Council 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Class Teams 11, 12; Supervision Teams 11, 12 JOAN CAROL SUMNER Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Music Club 10-12; Art Club 11, 12; Super- vision Volleyball Team 10, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 12; Supervision Speedpinball Team 11; Class Soccer Team 11 SARA ANN TALBIRD Ann Cheerleader 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Hi-Lights Managing Editor 12; Honor Group 10-12; MAA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 12; Supervision President 10, 11 BRENDA FRANCINE TATE Brenda Gregg Shorthand Award 11; MBBC 11, 12; Music Club 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Supervision Softball Team 10; Supervision Speedpinball Team 10 KAY LYNN THIGPEN Kay MAA Vice-President 12; MAA 11, 12; Music Club 11; Tri- Hi-Y 10, 12; Supervision Officer 12; All Star Basketball Team 10; Class Teams 10-12; Perfect Attendance 1] LINDA JOYCE THIGPEN Linda Senior Play 12; MBBC 11, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10-12; Supervision Softball Team 10-12; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10-12: Office Monitor 11: Gregg Shorthand Award 1] CAROLE ANN THOMAS Carole Honor Group 11, 12; Supervision President 12; Annual Biog- rapher 10; Library Club Treasurer 12; Art Club 11, 12; Library Assistant 10-12; Biology Club 10; Senior Play Com- mittee 12 BILLIE MYRA THOMPSON Billie MBBC 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Typing Award 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basket- ball Team 11, 12; FTA 10 JUNE WILLIAMS THORNTON June Annual Editor-in-Chief 12; Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Music Club 10, 11; Annual Biographer 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision Volleyball 10 LESSIE JOYCE TIDWELL oyce MBBC 12; Gregg Shorthand Awards 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; FTA 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Basketball Manager 11; Red Cross 10: Class Speedpinball 10 DOROTHY ANN TYSON Dot MBBC 11; Library Club 11; Supervision VoHeyball Team 10; Supervision Softball Team 10 MARIE BOMBARDIER UNDERWOOD Marie Class Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Teams 10-12 ...Once You Get Us Started, You'll Never Get Us Stopped... CAROLYN LEE VALENTINE Carolyn MBBC 11, 12; FTA 10; FHA 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12: Supervision Basketball Team 11, 12; Super- vision Softball Team 10 SHERRY ANN VINSON Sherry Gregg Shorthand Certificate 11; Bowling Champion 10, 11: Music Club 11; Winning Supervision Basketball Team 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10; Supervision Softball Team 10 SONDRA VOGEL Sondra Class Volleyball Team 10, 11; Class Basketball Team 11; Class Speedpinball Team 11; Class Softball Team 11; All- Star Volleyball Team 10, 11 HELEN JOYCE WAITS Joyce Supervision President 10; Class Speed-ball Team Manager 10; Class Hockey Team Manager 11; Art Club 11, 12; Music Club 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Teams 10, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10 RUTH ANNE WALDREP Ruth Anne Biology Club 10; Library Assistant 10 GLORIA GWEN WALKER Gwenie Biology Club 10; Junior Red Cross Representative 11; Music Club 12; FTA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision Teams 12 REBA LOUISE WALLER Reba Music Club 11, 12; MBBC 12; FTA 11; Supervision Volley- ball Team 10-12; Supervision Softball Team 10 SANDRA SHIELDS WALTON Sandra Music Club 10-12; Art Club 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Speedpinball Team 10, 11; Super- vision Softball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11 ...80, Hail To The Seniors Oh Hail, Oh Hail, Oh Hail There’s Nothing That We Cannot Do! ANN WARLICK Ann Annual Business Manager 12; Senior Play Cast 12: Art Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10; Annual Ad Solicitor 11, 12; Top Ad Salesman 11; Supervision Teams 10, 12 CHRISTINA PATRICIA WARRICK Tina MAA 11, 12; Class Volleyball Team 10, 11; Class Soccer Team 10, 11; Class Speedpinball Team 10, 11; Class Hockey Team 10; Class Speed Ball Team 10; Supervision Teams 10- 12; Sports Day Team 10, 11 MELANIE KAY WATKINS Melanie Class Soccer Manager 10; MBBC 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 11, 12: FNC 12: FHA 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11 BERNICE HILARY WATSON Hilary Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Library Club Presi- dent 12; Library Club Treasurer 11; Girls State 11; Annual Biographer 10; Biology Club 10 EVELYN PATRICIA WEAVER Pat Student Council 10, 11; Music Club 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Art Club 11; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Major- ette 10 KATHLEEN DALE WELSH Kathy Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; MBBC 12 SHIRLEY DIANNE WHITE Dianne MBBC 12; Music Club 10; Supervision Officer 10; Gym Moni- tor 10; Supervision Teams 10-12; Red Cross Alternate 12 VIRGINIA LOUISE WHITENER Ginny Beta Club President 12; Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer 12; Hi-Lights Feature Editor 12; Gym Assistant 11; Class Di- rector 10; Biology Club Vice-President 10; Class Teams 10- 12; Superlative 12 LYNDA CAROLE WHITLEY Lynda Beta Club 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Red Cross President 12; National Merit Semi-Finalist 11; Honor Group 11, 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10-12; Biology Club Program Chairman 10; Girls State 11] MOONYEEN CLAIRE WILKES Claire Entered 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Class Volleyball Team Manager 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Girls State 11 CHARLOTTE LOU WILLIAMS Charlotte Tri-Hi-Y 10: Perfect Attendance 10: FHA 12; Art Club 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11; FTA 10: Library Assistant 10 GLENDA FAYE WILLIAMS “Goalie” Library Club 10-12; Library Club Vice-President 12; FTA 10; MAA 11, 12; Supervision and Class Teams 10-12; Senior Class Volleyball Team Manager; Sports Day Aide 11; All- Star Hockey 10 LAWANNA NELL WILLIAMS Lawanna MBBC 12: Future Homemakers 12; Music Club 11; Future Teachers 11; Typing Award 11; Gregg Shorthand Awards 11; Supervision Teams 1] SHERRY VONCEIL WILLIAMS Sherry Future Nurses Club 12; FHA 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Perfect At- tendance 1] SHIRLEY JANET WILLIAMS Nurses Club 10, 11; Red Cross 11; Supervision Volleyball 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10-12; Supervision Softball 10; Class Softball 11; Bookkeeping Honor Roll 11; Officer Historian 10 BARBARA ANN WILSON Barbara Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 11; Perfect Attendance 11; FHA 12; Future ‘Nurses Club 12; Library Assistant 10; All-Star Hockey Team 10; Supervision Teams 10, 11 BARBARA FAYE WINDHAM Barbara Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; FHA 10-12; Music 10, 11; MBBC 11; Of- fice Monitor 11] CARMEN DEAN WOODS Deane Future Nurses Club 12; Music Club 10, 11; Library Assistant 10; Supervision Teams 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10 SANDRA EDITH WORK Sandra Cheerleader 12; ROTC Sponsor 12; MAA Trophy Chairman 12; MAA 11: Music Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; All-Star Basketball Team 10; Class Teams 10, 11 LYNDA FRANCES WORLEY Lynda Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group Cap- tain 11; MAA 11; Sports Day Aide 11; Chemistry Club Treasurer 12; National Thespian Society 10; Music Club 10, 11 ELAINE CAROL WRIGHT Elaine Music Club 10-12; Dramatics Club 11: Tri-Hi-Y FTA 12; Annual Ad Solicitor 11: Honor Group French Excellence Award 11: Senior Play Cast 12 FRANCES DIANE YAUGHN Diane Head Majorette 12; Majorette 10, 11; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Class Teams 10, 11; MAA 11. 12: FHA 12: Champion- ship All-Star Team 10; ROTC Sponsor 10 MARTHA LOUVENIA YOUNG Vartha Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 12; MAA 11: FTA 10. 12: Super- vision Teams 10-12; Guidance Office Assistant 12: Library Assistant 10 SANDRA LEE YOUNG Sandra Music Club 12; Art Club 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12 GLENDA CAROL ZELLNER Glenda Art Club 11, 12; Music Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Supervision Softball Team Manager 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10 Those SENIORS tried hard but ... the JUNIORS won! S MST Pe the wh? onan - Susan Eddy, president, Lee Aldrich, vice-president, Gini Harsh- Miss Ann Henry and Miss Agnes Pittman are our proud advisors. barger, secretary, lead the Junior class at Miller. CLASS of °62-LOYAL and TRUE f bo - + Re a. Julia Goss, Carol Linder, and Ann Durkee make up the board of directors. Carol Adams Dorothy Adams Lee Aldrich Ann Alexander Carolyn Anderson Tommie Anderson Brenda Attaway Linda Attaway Betty Bailey Faye Bailey Linda Baily Posy Baker Carole Baldwin Tina Ballek Louise Barfield Peggy Barlett Cherry Barlow Brenda Barrett ad nin An Sonja Barrow Bobbie Bass Elaine Basso Stella Beaty Bonnie Beckman Katherine Bennett Mary Lamar Benton 3renda Berkner Charlotte Bivins Linda Blackshear Cathy Bloor Ginny Bolden Beverly Booth Jackie Bowers Patricia Bracewell Kay Brackett Julia Branham Pam Brannan Carol Braswell Fay Bray Vicki Brooks Carolyn Broome Carole Brown Joanne Brown Nancy Brown Charles Bullock Barbara Bunting Mary Busha Rowena Byars Elaine Byington Gail Carmichael Nancy Carroll Kay Cates Nancy Chambless Anne Champion Jackie Champion Nelda Chapman Gloria Chasteen Lynda Chester Jackie Childs Jean Clance Jeanne Clark Paulette Cunningham Virginia Dailey Elizabeth Dantzler Ann Davis Joan Davis Judy Davis Pattie Davis Gloria Deion Donnie Dendle Mickey Dennis Linda Dixon Voncile Dixon Linda Dominey Cheryl Donovan Carla Douthit Mary Drake Judy Drewry Pat Driver Donna Duffell Pat Dunlap Elaine Dunn Jean Durden Ginny Durham Ann Durkee Lena Rae Durrett Charlotte Eacho Susan Eddy Ann Edmonson Paula Edwards Carole English Jackie Evans Patricia Everett Harriet Evins Martha Ezell Mary Sue Ezelle Ann Fielding Judy Fitzgibbons Louise Fitzpatrick Judy Nell Flournoy Bobera Fowler Janice French Eden Frost Ginny Coler Carole Collinsworth Martha Conner Bonnie Cook Karen Cook Jane ( ooper Jean ( ooper Kay Cowan Karen Cowdrey Sherry Cranford Brenda Cribb Ruby Crook Carol Anne Crouch Travine Crouch Barbara Crumbley Phyllis Crutchfield Barbara Cummings Faye Fuller Brenda Fulwood Martha Gaston Jennie Gautier Bobbie Gay Len George Barbara Gibbs Sue Gibson Mary Gladstone Mary Glore Emily Gobet Brenda Goff Alice Gordon Julia Goss Jackie Granade Joy Grant Beverly Green Carolyn Green Peggy Green Murriel Griffin Fay Grinstead Barbara Hale Ladora Hall Ellen Harrell Gini Harshbarger Donna Hartman Sandra Hartness Gail Harvey Carol Hatcher Barbara Hawkins Patty Hawkins Donna Head Melinda Head Sammy Head Marsha Helton Myra Helton Margaret Hendrix Dottie Herin Elaine Herndon Linda Herron Jeanette Hester Margaret Hiett Imelda Hight Mary Ann Hitchcock Ida Kay Hobby Patricia Hogan Linda Holloway Ann Horton Kay Howard Sandra Howington Randall Huckabee Linda Hudgins Sandra Hutson Ruth Ingraham Sara Ingram Nita Irwin Gail Israel Cassandra Ivey Faye Jackson Carolyn James Amy Lindsey Mary Lober Elizabeth Lominick Clare Long Jeanne Long Linda Love Barbara Lovelace Chery] Lovett Glenda McAfee Pearlie McCallum Sherry McCallum Sandra McCarthy Margaret McDonald Judy McElveen Sue McRae Arlene Macon Linda Maddox Scarlett Maddox Peggy Martin Lacy Manderson Ann Marsden Sandra Marshall Connie Massey Shirley Maxwell Kay Mellette Audrey Merritt Lynn Metz Lynn Middlebrooks Judy Miller Deanna Milner Trudy Mitchell Bobbi Mizes Diane Monaghan Paula Moody Sheila Moore Gail Morgan Bobbie Moss Carol Murphy Connie Newberry Mary Beth Newman Ellen Nikula Mildred Nobles Barbara Jenkins Carol Johnson Ellen Johnson Judy Jones Marianna Kaufman Joyce Kephart Gayle King Kathy King Carol Kitchens Beverly Knight Evelyn Knight Beth Lambert Sandra Longford Linda Lawhorn Linda Lawrens Dianna Lewis Carol Linder Linda Lineberger Sue Ogden Maureen Palmer Caro] Parker Theresa Parker Nancy Peavy Jane Peed Tatum Pendleton Judy Pettey Linda Pitts Mary Frances Posey Deanna Potts Dudley Powers Pam Preston Rebecca Pritchard Jane Richardson Elaine Ricks Barbara Roberts Betty Roberts Sue Rogers Sandra Rorex Darlene Ross Phyliss Rowland Charlotte Rutherford Gayle Ryals Sandra Sapp Louise Schaffer Patricia Scott Amelia Searcy Judy Self Diane Sherwood Adrienne Shockley Mavis Slaton Linda Smallwood Betty Smith Kathryn Smith Kay Smith Martha Smith Nan Smith Juanita Stonley Martha Stanton Donna Stauffer Beth Stephens Mattie Stephens Barbara Stevens Barbara Stokes Joella Strong Joanne Taylor Regina Taylor Delores Terry Marsha Tharpe Caro] Lee Thayer Barbara Thigpen Kay Thomas Linda Thompson Sandra Thompson Mary Ann Timms Betty Jo Torries Mary Ann Tucker Ellen Ursitti Paula Verner Margaret Woodward Linda Woolf Joan Wright Beth Wrye Willene Yarbrough Latrelle Young Zannie Zorzi t What fun we had on the bus to Columbus where we played BAKER Ann Vickers Janice Vimont Nina Von Drewitz Jarbara Walker Christie Walker Phyllis Wall Shirley Wallace Martha Ward Shirley Weeks Brenda Whitaker Patricia Whitley Barbara Wiggins Peggy Wilder Linda Willis Harriett Wimberly Sandra Wolf Delores Wood Judy Woodruff Joann Cotton, director, Gwenn Bittick, vice-president, Susan Ridley, secretary-treasurer, and Pam Draughorne, president, head the class of '63. CLASS of °63-—FULL of GLEE Miss Willie Mae Little and Mrs. Jean Wilson advise the Sophomores. Randy Abare Evelyn Adams Sandra Alexander Janice Allen { Beth Amnott = we: ‘ . Arleen Anderson J — Betty Anderson “ . Brenda Anderson Carlene Blasingame Marsha Bonine Marie Bonner Evelyn Bowden Teresa Bradford Francis Brandenburg Carolyn Bragg Betty Brake Mary Brake Phyllis Brennamen Sheila Bridgeman Shirley Bridwell Sue Briggs Betty Jane Brinson Gail Brown Louise Brown Mary Ellen Brown Polly Brown Gay Nell Buchanan Connie Burgamy Rosemary Burgamy Mary Pearl Burk Sam Burrus Becky Bush Laura Bush Martha Bush Ann Butt Margie Califf Margaret Callaway Jamie Cannon Patricia Cannon Pattie Carey Brenda Carrol Mary Ann Carswell Jo Nell Carter Diana Caruthers Carole Chambers Judy Champion Heyward Chance Candy Chanin Carol Cheves Diane Christian Judy Anderson Sheila Armstrong Susan Armstrong Betty Arnold Diane Ashe ll Renay Asbell Kathleen Aspinwall Susan Badgley Linda Bailey ggy Barnett Pat Bartels Lynn Barton Peggy Batchelor Dianne Benfield Carol Ann Betleyoun Gwen Bittick Elaine Blackshear Andrea Blankenship Carol Clark Beverly Cobb Diana Coleman Jo Ann Coleman Shirley Coleman Brenda Coley Beverly Collins Carolyn Collins Leslie Combes Janet ( ooper Joann Cotton Sue Coursey Ellen Cranford Connie Creel Ann Criswell Saleta Culpepper Brenda Daniels Dianne Daniels Wanda Daniels Gloria Darling Anita Dasher Carol Davis Judy Dawkins Betty Day Dinah Dean Pat Dean Linda Defore Sandra DeFore Barbara Dickerson Fay Dickson Josie Dodd Joyce Dokes Barbara Dominy Anne Dooley Sally Dorsey Frannie Doughman Rosemary Douglas Shirley Douglas Nancy Dozier Pam Draughorne Clara Duncan Patsy Dungan Ann Dunlap Margina Dunlap Margaret Ann Dupree Jennie Ennis Jean Erickson Betty Etheridge Elizabeth Etheridge Brenda Evans Charlotte Evans Patsy Evans Julie Evins Wanda Farr Pat Fawcett Sarah Fennell Paula Fields Cande Flewellyn Linda Forester Gloria Jean Foster Lynn Halstead Judy Hameric Ginny Hanson Faye Haralson Jackie Harrell Jeannie Harris Sally Harris Janice Harrison Jean Harrison Sylvia Hatton Geneale Hawkins Beverly Hawthorn Brenda Head Bea Helton Ruthie Hendrix Diane Henson Sue Hightower Kaye Hobbs Janice Hobbs Patricia Holder Mattie Holland Gladys Hollis Louise Hortman Dita Houston Martha Howard Mitzi Howard Harriette Howe Pat Hudson Jane Hudson Teena Huff Barbara Hughes Maria Humphrey Martha Humphrey Sharon Inman Joyce Irley Mildred Ann Ivey Diana James Claudine Jarriel Marjorie Jennings Katey Jessup Charlene Johnson Elise Johnson Ruth Foster Dianne Fountain Sandra Fountain Gloria Francis Angelia Freeman . . Jetty Freeman Laurie Fulli ngton Dianne Fuqua Shelby Galloway Mable Ann Gamble Melanie Garrard Nancy Goodrich Crissie Goolsby Gerry Green Suellen Green Lynn Grier Deanna Griffin Sandra Haffaway Elsie Johnson Faye Johnson Paula Johnson Susan Johnson Patricia Johnston Patsy Joiner Joyce Jones Martha Jones Bec ky Joyner Shirley Kelly Karen Kennedy Linda King Margaret King Angeline Kitchens Barbara Kitchens Gayle Kitchens Kaye Knox Barbara Laing Marrianne Lamar Mary Land Janette Lane 3renda Lawless Cherry League Linda Logue Pat Logue Penny Luther Carol Lyles Brenda Marshall Carol Marshall Gail Marshall Gay Marshall Carol Martin Glenda Martin Linda Jo Martin Gail Matthews Sherry Maxwell Linda McBrayer Caroline McCallister Jan McCallum Beverly McCord Lawson McCord Glenda McCox Sara McCurley Theresa McDonald Freida McDougal Mary McGee Lynn McKinley Ora Sue McKinnon Elizabeth McPherson Sue Meadows Gloria Metts Nancy Middlebrooks Beth Miller Dorothy Miller Donna Millirons Sandra Mills Agnes Mimbs Sandra Mishou Carolyn Mizell Peggy Moat Pattie Pace Kay Parham Brenda Patterson Sylvia Pawley Sandra Payne Ann Peacock Kay Peacock Betty Penland Susan Penley Patricia Perdue Janonne Pettis Betty Phillips Brenda Phillips Millie Phillips Sydney Pinholster Beth Pittman Carol Pittman Carole Pittman Janet Pool Bonnie Porter Sue Powell Jo Ann Priester Eloise Raby Beth Rankin Susan Rau Rita Ray Rita Reichert Gail Renfroe Orita Resseau Drucilla Rice Sylrid Richardson Susan Ridley Janice Robertson Chloe Ross Linda Royster Lois Rozier Sandra Runyan Gail Russel Louise Saddler Jean Sargent Dotty Saville Susan Scandrett Betty Jane Montgomery Jetty Moore Neida Moore Judy Morris Carol Mosely Claudia Moss Ann Moxley Julie Munroe Glenda Neal Connie Nelson Sherryl Nelson Pam Nivens Doris O’Berry Jan Oden Bytha Odom Linda Odom Dot Ogden Betty Jean Ogles Patsy Scarbrough Vickie Seekins Faye Sharpe Karen Shepherd Sandra Shumate Dale Smith Helen Smith Jackie Smith Rita Smith Sandra Smith Sandra Snellgrove Gwen Sorrel Ginny Sowell Ginger Stallings Linda Stanley Tina Starr Ann Stembridge Jeverly Stevens Sherielle Stevens Judy Stewart Charlene Stinson Ann Strohecker Joy Stroup Carolyn Talbot Candy Tanner Angelia Thompson Martha Ann Tidwell Pat Tillery Ginger Tomlinson Ann Tompson Diane Torbert Patsy Touchston Daphne Tribble Hazel Varnadore Georgia Vaugham Jean Veal Barbara Vining Sandra Vinson Kathryn Walker Barbara Walton Mary Ann Warren Scottie Warren Betty Ann Webb Karen Weiss Betty Wells Pat Wheaton Grace White Jo Whitten Marsha Wilkes Clemie Jo Wilkinson Pam Williams Rachel Williams Beverly Willis Carolyn Wilson Charlotte Wilson Hilda Wilson Pauline Wimberly Bonnie Wood Susan Wright Linda Yarborough Organizations Mrs. Clark, advisor, and Rosemary Lawson search for new ideas in old annuals. “You, little pink, move up by little red,” are the very familiar words of our in- valuable photographer, Bill Meriwether. 202 Miss Jackson, advisor, is giving Latane Nelms instructions on how to maneuver the unpredictable scaleograph. These are they who have racked their brains — and cabinets — for ideas! They finally mastered the intricacies of the scaleograph, who have written and re-written co p y “ cropped pictures, met deadlines and eaten! Lynda Whitley and Susan Slocumb mull over the pictures and sort out the ones to be used in the Annual. These are those on the Editorial Staff of the ANNUAL. June Thornton, Editor, plans a perspective layout of the Annual. Aiding the senior staff this year were Kay Cowan and Kay Smith. ... And these are they who conducted the busi- ness of this book. They sold—not only to busi- ness men, but annuals to Miller Girls. These are a vital part of... the ANNUAL STAFF. Ann Warlick, business manager; Miss Catherine Jones, advisor; Kay Smith helped make this annual possible. What typists, Jones! would we have done Patti Schrimshire Baker, and Carol without our and Patricia 203 These girls are preparing themselves for the medical professions by their work in the FUTURE NURSES CLUB. These prepare for the teaching profession as members of the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. The DRAMATICS CLUB, led by Jane McLendon, president, and Marianne Murchison, vice-president, has presented us with many short plays during this year. - These are the THESPIANS, an honored group of the DRAMATICS CLUB. Here are the Miller Radio Announcers—Betty Beatty, Sandra Rorex, Linda Holloway, Annette Fields, and Stevie Stephens from Lanier— informing the listeners of Miller-Lanier activities. Those who serve as BETA officers are G inny Whitener, president; Gail Rogers, vice-president and Miss Dorothy Simmons, advisor. These acted as hostesses at Open House. The Beta booth attracted much attention at the Student Council Carnival. What a surprise when Lynn was tapped for Beta! +a Uae y ie lhe ne SR These are our young, aspiring Junior BETAS. ’ Zee —_— a A Picks Does he really believe in the fortune teller? Some did at the RED CROSS booth. Lynda Whitley, president, and Connie Hardeman, vice-president, lead in preparing the disaster kits for RED CROSS. The Y-TEENS enjoy themselves while helping others. I aaa, | j Our STUDENT COUNCIL officers, Dot Bell, president, Alexis Schuyler, vice-president, and Judy Miller, secretary, lead Miller girls in all school projects. e wl � Vi , a s. __—_— These are representatives of the supervisions taking notes to make reports to their supervisions. STUDENT COUNCIL sponsors many projects including Lost and Found, parking permits and the Halloween Carnival. “Sorry, we don’t have it.” “You found it! Thank goodness.” Too bad, you forgot to get your permit. ms : f Halloween Carnival tickets, 50c—not too bad. What would we do without our aides on assembly days? Sculpture, interior decorating, fashion and mosaics readily lend themselves in providing interesting and varied programs for the ART CLUB. With so many good subjects available, it’s hard for Carolyn Adams, president, Rosemary Lawson, vice-president, and the other officers to decide which to use at the next meeting. Becky Sapp, president, and Jackie Chapman, vice-president, guide the members of M.B.B.C. in creating a bridge between school and the business world. Practice makes perfect! f L qTte LIBRARY CLUB members listen attentively as Carol Thomas, treasurer, gives her report. TRI-HI-Y continues “To create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” What a beautiful Thanksgiving bulletin board the TRI-HI-Y officers, Gail Rogers, president, Regina Ennis, vice-president, and the others helped make! TRI-HI-Y gives us a motto every morning to help us through the day. nti ae Chal BANK A good way to save—with Bonnie and Betty. Don’t just stand there—do SOMETHING! Open the window. It’s stuffy in here! As 4-H members, these girls strive “To make the best better.” Dale Di Antonio congratulates Beverly Haw- thorne on winning second place at the Georgia State Fair. “Yipe! How did I get into this?” Looking “Toward New Horizons,” these FUTURE HOMEMAKERS prepare for the life ahead. Under the leadership of Connie Adams, president, MAA sponsors the tourna- ments and other athletic projects at Miller. “Careful! those balls hurt!” As members of CHEMISTRY CLUB, these girls learn more about the world in which they live. Penny Dollar, president, and Martha McDonald, vice-president, enjoy encouraging Millerites in the appreciation of music. a - | - y rie The Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores thrill to the MUSIC CLUB programs that have featured the “Sherwood Five,” an accomplished ballerina and many others. Work was play at the Student Council Carnival. Were those apples as good as they looked? From Catherine the Shrew to Cleopatra, “Shakespeare’s Ladies” was quite a play. clanging cymbals The two plays were presented by the Senior class. ¥. | Jkt 4 te This was “A Night to Remember” for Lynn Everett, Homecoming Queen, and her court. This is Miller’s BEST CITIZEN, Curry Harison, with Judy Miller and Dot Bell, runners-up. This year Miller participated in the STUDENT TEACHER ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNITION program. Here are “the S.T.A.R.S!” Lynda Whit- ley, Miller’s highest scorer on the College Board Examination, chose Miss Katheryn Richardson as her favorite teacher. ANTNAT A TTT TrIMNtTtTMANA “top —ad solicitors , that is. { her master’s degree and mathematics James has 18, who is two sons, attending Lisaps College in Jackson, ippi, and Billy, 15, who is a ding Lanier High School firs. Lucille W. London has the past two years been trav- g in Europe, Africa, and the iddle East, visiting 35 coun- s in all eacher Honored rs. Lois Willingham, Miller rthand teacher, one of ee Georgia teachers who re- ved honorable mention in the ih Annual Shorthand Writers (Order of Gregg Artists) was wenty thousand Gregg writ- entered this year's national test, sponsored by the Gregg Company through Secretary” magazine entries were judged on their fection, beauty, and legibility Being a shorthand teacher was only requirement needed to er. band are Mrs uated went to did Tech living Laster’s from Lanier in He Auburn Univers and graduate work at Georgia He is an aeronautical en- gineer in the Air Force Mrs. Laster said that she and her husband were always inter- ested in young people, and she added, with her eyes showing her happiness, that she was enjoying teaching at Miller By the Way - - Seen in son, lunchroom—student’s idea balanced tato up of ice cream an apple, and a meal f Overheard in the hall — “Say something witty so it can be put in the Hi-Lights.” : des Seen pained look on seniors’ she decided she had rather her toothache back than the medication given her in the gym. face as have Seen in classroom — a@ senior with 1 purple tongue oops, the wrong end of that fountain pen again for Working so hard is the Harrison, ¢ the ; Co onal Me ig Test were n Gail Roger Hilary Wat- and Elaine They erson hitener girls not el ferit Scholarships, se this award a applying admission or for on when 's Sign ce Tests i four tenth grad Jevelopment take the Both school signed to ship Tests re at this March 11 itor. 201 Wins Again Brubaker i awa ipery with 100 per cent receive a rock Comments on Football ——ai tc te rest. of cernncaies, ana vrincipal MH, 5. Lasseter explained how the girls were selected. english only to her teacher, Here she is studying English, govern- ment, and history. Thi mediev sounding brass cymba will be participate because of the required The date announced October Holmes her permanent home, After three years she will apply and get her citizenship papers. With hands and voices raised, we gave thanks. Thanks to these—our office moni- tors—the office ran more smoothly § These —our guidance monitors — were such a help to Mrs. James. Going from Miller Senior to Miller Junior for practice are these Miller girls who played in MILLER’S BAND. Nature inspires the practice of these girls of the Miller orchestra. “Can't save places”—are the familiar words of the lunchroom monitors. Conlesls of skill, Wholesome competition... Hitting the mark, making, the goal... Always the means Ourpassing the end... Ready 1, 2 Let’s yell big L Hi Rams! We're from Lanier, We wanta meet ya, And to greet ya, And to give ya a cheer. I'm Gail, I'm Bonnie, I’m Lynn, Ready 1, 2 Let’s yell big L. V- V- Victory Var- Var- Varsity Victory Varsity Yeah, Rah! I'm ‘Tricia, I’m Curry, I'm Judy, I'm Sandra, I’m Ann. With an HELLO, With an HELLO, With an HELLO. Your Pep Your Pep You've got it, now keep it, Don’t lose it, we need it. Your Pep Your Pep Your P-E-P Pep! HI! “Go-o-o- Seniors!” Anne passes it to Ginny .. . Over Hard-fought games amid good sportsmanship and class loyalty. Junior—Champions! Sue takes her turn refereeing. “Call ’em right...” Side out... point... let... in the net . . . illegal spiking. “Twice around the soccer field,” every day, six periods a day, changes the once green field to unruly brown. Shirley and Terry can take it even when it is cold! Connie, our Robin Hood ; Mary Anne and Jennie take the equipment from the store room, to the lawn, to be set up... Sandra and Darrell .. . start class against that cold North wind. Cues, discs . . . here it comes, there it ind Demonstrations and explanations... Kay and Becky ... P-I-N-G P-O-N-G will tell who starts... Singles and doubles... g “This is the way you play.” Playing and refereeing ... Blocking, charging, obstructing, fouling, jump ball... A nod toa teammate... “Listen for the whistle,” . .. And the game starts . . . “Keep it smooth, Jean.” a jump... the game continues . .., “Tt’s all in the says Latane. Skills and drills... Drills and skills... It pays off in the tournaments. Guarding . . . Phyllis Shooting . . . Judy and Lynda... Gaining form for a strong team. Split the post ... lay-up... foul shot... jump shot... It takes all kinds to win a game... Ald % ghnceenww , Exercises . . . you must do your exercises . . . Rosalyn. Sandra . . . “What trophies!” . Louise. Classes . . . coming and going . . . always in a hurry. “Pitch ‘em, Carol. We'll get em out,” says Lynn. Deanne . . . Serve—hard, fast, just skim the net. Many sixth periods pass . . . Dale and Darrell . . . folkdancing. Bulletin board . . . Julia. Wind... line-off field... —— | hl ad ii 1, ia ab um BS os BOWL-O-MAT Three Locations to Serve You 1525 Forsyth—SH 6-4482 3720 Pio Nono Ave.—SH 6-7657 ROY PETERSON, Mgr. Williams Plaza, WARNER ROBINS WA 3-2644 FROM THE HOUSE OF L. O. (Nip) McCALLOUGH, Mgr. ANC ® INC- REDUCED RATES TO STUDENTS INC. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Manufacturers of Peanut Food Products JIMMY TOOLE AMOCO SERVICE STATION BILLS' NEWS ; ie Washing—Polishing—Greasing and Tires and Recapping VARIETY STORES 3203 Vineville Ave. SH 2-9522 No. | 2386 INGLESIDE AVE. SH 2-3710 LAWRENCE J. BROWN No. 2 665 BACONSFIELD CENTER SH 2-4314 Bee Macon's Only INCOME TAX SERVICE Complete News Stores Auto and Fire Insurance 815 Cherry St. SH 2-2457 PINEBROOK INN Catering to School and Club Banquets and Breakfasts FORSYTH ROAD PHONE SH 5-0429 WHITE LAVENDER Pest Control Co. 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Manufacturers of Electric Tire Recapping and Vulcanizing Equipment PHONE SH 5-4725 347 Hazel St. P.O. Box 557 Macon, Georgia FELIX BARBECUE We Cater to Barbecue Outings 502 Oglethorpe STOKES-SHAHEEN Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Tomatoes and Bananas a Specialty 477 Hawthorne DIAL SH 2-4517 MACON FEED SEED CO., INC. Quality Seed—Courteous Service 3115 Broadway Macon, Ga. Phone SH-5-0407 — 08 CHEROKEE PHARMACY KERNAGHAN, INC. 2603 Montpelier Ave. —JEWELERS— Phone SH 2-1465 Phone SH-5-4717 419 Cherry St. MACON, GEORGIA STARNES RELIABLE CLEANERS FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE 701 Main Street Tuxedos, Evening, and Wedding Gowns and All Accessories Phone SH 2-1847 SH 2-6573 2808 Napier Ave. Macon, Georgia Photographer PORTRAITURE AND COMMERCIAL Phones SH 2-2055 Night SH 2-3446 369 Cotton Ave. Compliments of DUNLAP ROOFING CO. BURDEN, SMITH AND CO. . SAM WARD JEWELERS The best in roofing We Cater to the High School Set'' 478 Cherry St.—Phone SH 3-3232 We Price It Right Then Do It Right Compliments of B. FRANK MULLIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3280 Ridgeland Ave. 3900 Lake Street Macon, Ga. PHONE SH 5-3327 MELVIN'S SHOE STORE “Leaders in Style for Young Men and Women 327 Third St. Next to Macon Federal THE QUEEN AND HER COUR1 Left to Right Ann Talbird Lynn Everett Patricia Strickland Rosemary Lawson Charlotte Robertson i High Lights GEORGIA-CAROLINA OIL CO. MACON, GEORGIA Quality Lubricants Since 1919 CORNELL-YOUNG COMPANY Ready-Mix Concrete Macon Warner Robins SH 5-703! WA 3-4245 MACON PRESTRESSED CONCRETE COMPANY Precast and Prestressed Goncrete Macon SH 6-1645 SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SALON 3093 Napier Ave. Phone SH 2-7731 THE M WH COMPANY Macon, Georgia COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Good Food for Good Health We Welcome Teen-Agers Skate Your Date 440 Cotton Ave. Macon, Ga. at DURR'S LAKE KERNAGHAN, INC. — Jewelers — 419 Cherry St. Phone Macon, Ga. SH 5-4717 Compliments of YOUNG DRUG CO. 303 Cotten Ave. Compliments of E Z MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION EXCHANGE 647 BROADWAY CHARLIE WOODS INC. 484 Second St. Macon, Ga. J. W. BURKE CO. Printers Publishers Office Supplies Telephone 626-628 Mulberry SH 3-2528 uM SH 2-2353 acon, Ga. Compliments of DANNENBURG CO. 484 Third St. Compliments of JOHNSON DRANE 864 Boadway L. A. THOMAS DRUG CO, Established 1898 Cor. Broadway and Oglethorpe Sts. MACON, GA. ROBERT WINN SERVICE STATION 3190 Vineville Ave. Macon, Georgia HEATH ICE and COAL CO. 1890 Montpelier Ave. Macon, Georgia HOGAN AUTO PARTS 3046 Columbus Rd. Phone SH 5-4406 Macon, Ga. BILLY WILLIAMSON AUTO PARTS Columbus Rd. Macon, Georgia WEST END SHOE SHOP 2624 Montpelier Ave. Phone SH 2-9169 We Sell Boys’ Loafer ind Work Shoes Be Sure With Pure CHARLIE FAMBRO SERVICE 880 Pio Nono Ave. Pio Nono at Hillcrest Ave. Phone 6-5414 Macon, Ga. CRAWFORD BARBER SHOP Cheerful and Speedy Service’ KING'S DRIVE IN Good Food : Good Service MACON, GA. Compliments of a FRIEND AMBASSADOR MOTEL 63 Rooms ® Air Conditioned ¢ TV Telephones Restaurant Swimming Pool 3 Miles North on Riverside Drive SH 2-3687 C. D. AUTO PARTS CO. 24-Hr. Service COLUMBUS RD. Phone SH 3-1412 Macon, Ga. PROCTOR BROS. SERVICE STATION 3091 Napier Ave.—Ph. SH 6-9127 Road Service—Call Today Have Serv ce, Will R kender Compliments of a FRIEND RIVERSIDE DRIVE INN 2010 Riverside Drive Open 7 a.m. to 11:45 p.m. AMBASSADOR RESTAURANT 2772 Riverside Drive Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Two Locations for the Finest in Food CORLEY’S OPTICIANS Bankers Insurance Bldg. Featuring: Steaks, Chops, Wiskers of Fine Glasses and Ocean Fresh Seafood nn Phone SH 5-0435 or SH 2-7284 SH 6-6248 SH 6-6249 JIM ROLLINS, Manager Good Luck to the Senior Class Jeff Pace Brayton Dasher Hal Young Billy Jackson Scottie Warren Sam White Bob Winn Jimmy Suttle Benny Birck Alfred Wise Cliff Lowden Russell Holland Robert Richards Warren Minton Billy Freeney Jimmy Davis Buster Hardy Earl Janney G. B. Harrison Bobby McWilliams Richard Hunt David DiAntino Jerry Stokes Ben Cohen Dennie Dykes Hugh Transou Billy Mabrey Frank McDaniel Jimmy O'Neil Charles Thurston Joseph Maynard Louis Glendenning Joe Myze Albert Kroemer Ford Kendricks Jack Ryner David Foster Doug Durett + a ; - cs , MACON TELEGRAPH CARRIERS THE MACON TELEGRAPH and NEWS MACON NEWS CARRIERS Brooks Livifigston Johnny Jones Donnie McCarty Benning Grice Tommy Wright Mike Shield Cutter Smith Walter Worsham Earl King Compliments of THE TRADING POST 50-State Moving Service Compliments of TRAILWAYS CAPITAL CYCLE and MARINE 1090 Washington Ave. Charter Coach Service Anywhere Anytime For Information Call Watches Diamonds ANDERSEN’S JEWELERS 361 Second St. Phone 3-3846 MACON, GA. TRAILWAYS BUS i gt Phone SH 3-2535° Compliments of STEWART OIL COMPANY CALOX Corner of Mulberry and Third St. TOOTH POWER MACON, GA. for A Smile That Glistens’’ McKESSON ROBBINS INC. ROSS LEWIS General Contractor PHONE SH 2-777 2416 Riverside Dr. WILLINGHAM COTTON MILLS 2038 Roff Avenue Macon, Georgia Fine Men's Wear The College Man's Shop 414 Cherry St. SH 5-3962 Very Best Wishes From A FRIEND Washing, Lubrication, Tires, Batteries and Accessories BILL CAUSEY GULF SERVICE Hardeman and Forsyth MACON, GEORGIA Phone 2-9713 Road Service Food to Take Home SHRIMP BOAT Four Locations to Serve You |. 2988 Vinville Ave. 3. 1307 Watson Blvd. Macon Warner Robins PHONE SH 3-1800 - Office - PHONE WA 3-6300 2. 717 Riverside Drive 2010 Riverside Dr. 4. 1424 Rocky Creek Rd. Macon Macon PHONE SH 3-1800 PHONE SH 6-6700 METAL BUILDING PRODUCTS Dixie Metal ss | - 2014 RIVERSIDE DRIVE TELEPHONE 3.7437 MA CON, GEORGIA APPLIED CHEMISTRY Instructor Student F. L. NEAL G. BUTLER EPPS BRADY USED CARS 688 Walnut Street Phone SH 3-1616 CHEROKEE RADIO TV 130 West Ridge Circle Curtis Hitchcock, Owner PHONE SH 5-1500 ACME GLASS DIST. 685 Broadway St. Phone SH 5-7478 Macon, Ga. Marine Service at Sinclair Lake Chris Craft—Johnson Boats Motors A. S. HATCHER CO. 444 Plum St. Macon, Georgia Compliments of DIXIE CLEANERS Try Our Drive-In Window Service 3113 Pio Nono Ave. Phone SH 5-1033 RODGERS SEAT COVERS CENTER and UPHOLSTERY SHOP 546 Arch St. CONSOLIDATED APPLIANCE SERVICE JACK HARRELL Service—Repairs—Parts 1128 James SH 6-1312 Phone SH. 3-196! COLLINS' INGLESIDE SERVICE STATION 2304 Ingleside Avenue JONES MACON, GEORGIA POSTER SERVICE Drive With Care Buy Sinclair’ Outdoor HIGHLAND CLEANERS - Advertising 691 NORTH AVENUE Phone SH 3-3823 QUALITY CLEANING 105! College St. HAND FINISHING SH 2-0357 Compliments of GORDON BUSH TIRE CO. E. RAYMOND SMITH NEW USED CARS Inc. MACON, GEORGIA 814 Third Street -:- SH 5-287] LAKESIDE PARK Dancing—Bowling—Swimming—Picnicking Miniature Golf—Boating—Fishing PLAYGROUND FOR KIDDIES BUICK CADILLAC | Soithfully yg Owners HUCKABEE AUTO CO. MACON FLOUR GRAIN COMPANY MACON MILLING COMPANY THE MACON B . Fifth Street OUR FEED SHOE COMPANY Ph. SHerwood 2-3656 Fine Shoes Since 1900 371 Third St. Phone SH-3-1731 G. G. HARDEMAN COMPANY REAL ESTATE 307 Cotton Avenue MURPHEY TAYLOR and ELLIS, INC. Realtors Insurors Compliments of the MACON POLICE DEPARTMENT BUILDING ARCHITECTURAL MATERIALS WOODWORK WILLINGHAM SASH AND DOOR COMPANY Seventh Dial and Cherry Sts. SH. 3-2642 J. W. BURKE CO. Printers — Publishers -— Office Supplies Telephones SH 3-2528, SH 2-2353 626-628 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga. A Builder as Well as a Converter of Georgia's Resources S GEORGIA KRAFT COMPANY Headquarters for Miller and Lanier Jewelry GOODMAN - HAYES JEWELERS Cherry at Second Phone SH. 5-2233 Macon's New Self Service Drug Store CLAXTON-HILL DRUGS Shurlington Plaza SH 6-3219 Compliments of MEMORIAL CHAPEL 746 Cherry Street EVERETT SAMMONS JOE SUTHERLAND MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 752 Hemlock St. PHONES SH 6-621 1—6-6212 Macon, Georgia 405 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga PETE KENDALL'S SERVICE STATION Phone SH. 3-3439 For Modern Warmth Convert from Spot Heat TO WALL TO WALL COMFORT EXPERT HEATING SERVICE Crane Quality Heating HEATING AND DASS Co. AIR CONDITIONING 2475 Clearwater Circle Phone SH 2-7917 %S CAFETERIAS Third St. Cherry St. MACON, GA. MARGIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 290 Clisby PHONE SH 2-7914 — 7) . Ura ’ Macon, Georgia Phone SH 2-641 1 S. L. ORR CO., JEWELERS Hotel Dempsey Building ROY G. WILLIAMS, INC. Macon's Leading Druggist Corner of Second and Cherry CONDITIONED AIR, INC. 633 North Avenue MACON, GEORGIA Burns Bricks Build Better Buildings M. L. FLEMING The Tailor 632 Poplar St. Phone 2-9247 TAILORING, REPAIRING, ALTERING R. C. CROPPER CO. FICKLING WALKER, INC. Realtors —Insurors FHA AND COMMERCIAL LOANS A Familiar Sight on the Local Scene Curb Service FINCHER’S PIT BAR-B-QUE RAYMOND FINCHER Picnics Our Specialty Phone SH-2-2220 3057 COLUMBUS RD. MACON, GA. Macon's Largest and Most Complete Record and Hi-Fi Shop JOHN DIXON TV RADIO CO. Macon's First and Leading TV Dealer 490 SECOND ST. SH.2-1459 CITY BUILDERS SUPPLY 406 TERMINAL AVE. Complete Line of Builders Supplies Phone SH-6-3255 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 HEFNER’S BAKERY, Inc. 1018 Pio Nono Ave. Phone SH. 2-8426 DAIRY AND HORSE FEED SPECIALISTS Straw for Hay Rides JULIETTE MILLING COMPANY 8th and Poplar Streets MACON, GEORGIA ARTISTIC FLOWER SHOP Brighten Every Occasion With Flowers 120 NEW STREET PHONE SH. 6-2262 MRS. JANNTTE AIKEN THE M H COMPANY Good Food for Good Health WE WELCOME TEEN-AGERS 440 Cotton Ave. Macon, Ga. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 7 ' GOOD YEAR, 577 Third Street Phone SH. 3-1525 MACON GEORGIA HARTLEY'S FLOWER GIFT SHOP Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Hartley WE DELIVER FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GIFTS AND GIFT WRAPPING Your Charge Account Honored Phone SH 6-3121 Lobby Macon Hospital STAUDARD FEED MILING CO. Macon, Georgia WIBB 1280 KC FOR GOOD PROGRAMS HAMRICK'S BARBER SHOP 2637 Montpellier JONES SEWING MACHINE CO. New and Rebuilt Sewing Machines All Makes Repaired Phone SH 3-7212 685 Cherry | Fi Fitestone , STORES 691 Mulberry Street Phone SH 3-157! G. BERND COMPANY Established 1865 MACON, GEORGIA DRIVE-IN COME-IN CALL-IN COYNER’S RESTAURANT Complete Dinners Delivered to Homes Sorority and Fraternity Parties Luncheons and Dinners for Any Size Group Receptions and Church Suppers 3rd and Walnut Street Macon, Georgia TEL. SH 3-4446 Compliments of RACKLEY’S ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1550 Hardeman Ave. Phone SH. 2-8766 GEORGIA TIMBERLANDS, INC. Guy Pain and Mead Roads P.O. Box 1062 MACON, GEORGIA SH 2-450] SH 2-4502 Supplying Pulpwood to Georgia Kraft Co. Throughout the Truck Area’ McGOLDRICK MOTOR CO. Studebaker—Packard and Mercedes-Benz 240 Third Street MACON, GEORGIA Compliments From CENTRAL GEORGIA FERTILIZER COMPANY 350 Poplar Street MACON, GEORGIA THE BANKERS HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE Bankers Insurance Bldg. SH 3-6776 LOCAL DISTRICT OFFICE 1213 Riverside Drive SH 3-3464 TOM FLOURNOY, JR., C.L.U. NEW YORK INSURANCE CO. 417 First National Bank Building MACON, GEORGIA Telephone SH 2-7341 MACON, GEORGIA Phone SH 2-1934 417 Mulberry St. BEST WISHES POWER OIL CO., INC. DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. —Tire Stores— 652 Third St. Third and Pine St. Ph. SH 2-6458 MARY LOU SHOP 484 Cherry St. “Juniors Are Our Specialty POTATO CHIPS FRITOS And Other Tasty Foods Enjoy Them Everywhere INSTITU TIONAL WHOLESALERS, Prompt Shipment of All Catering Exclusively to Orders Whether a Case atts eds Restaurants—Hospitel or a Carload. ) ne os SP Hotels—Schools S aa Colleges-——Clubs Caterers—Industrial Purveyors of fine quality products Food Operations to institutions of all types through- Bakers and Institutions out Georgia, North Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina. More and Better Servings in Every Can GENERAL OFFICES 320-346 Oglethorpe Street Macon, Georgia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ‘61 Every Senior Will Be Given a Savings Account of $1.00 in Rec- ognition of His Achievement Upon Presenting His Annual to Home Federal Savings and Loan Asso- ciation. GROUND FLOOR Sm BANKERS INSURANCE. BLDG J. . TIMBERLAKE, JR., President HUGH H. HILL, Vice Pres. . SAM P. LAMBACK, Manage OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS J. E. TIMBERLAKE, JR., President SAM P. LAMBACK, Sec'ty and Treas. HUGH H. HILL, Vice President C. O. McAFEE, Vice President DIRECTORS Tom Flournoy, Jr. T. Baldwin Martin Cubbedge Snow, Jr. Hugh H. Hill C. O. McAfee David W. Thornton Sam P. Lamback Chris R. Sheridan J. E. Timberlake, Jr. William A. Snow HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Bankers Insurance Building Macon, Ga. Serving Middle Georgia Since 1921 LYON-MARSHALL COMPANY Printers 575 MULBERRY ST. LANE MACON, GEORGIA Phone SH. 5-6544 GIFTS Something for Everyone JOYCINE GIFT If It's Jewelry It's Joycine's Phone 613 Cherry St. SH 3-3144 MACON, GEORGIA DIXIE AUTO PARTS CO. Auto Parts for All Makes and Models 2775 MACON Broadway GEORGIA Compliments From MILDRED JOHNS 567 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA Any Fine Toy Shown in Any Catalog at the List Price JUNIOR BOOTERY 46! Third Street Distinctive Local and Long Distance Moving Household Goods Storage DEPENDABLE, PROMPT SERVICE WASHBURN STORAGE CO. 83 5th Street SH-3-747| Listen! WMAZ RADIO WMAZ-TV Dial 940-CBS Channel 13-CBS, ABC, NBC Good Programs Always MACON TRANSFER COMPANY no.l specialist .% in long-distance moving! MACON TRANSFER COMPANY A 676 Broadway Phone SH 2-7593 NO. 1 ON U.S. HIGHWAYS + NO. 1 IN SERVICE + NO. 1 IN YOUR COMMUNITY Compliments of KWIK-KAFE VENDING Coffee—Candy—Snacks—Pastry OK DEAL’S DAY and NITE LAUNDROMATS LUGGAGE STORE Coin Operated Authorized Dealer for: SKYWAY—AMERICAN TOURISTER—TRI-TAPER Open 24 Hours AND SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Middle Georgia's Only Exclusive Luggage Shop 365 Third St. Macon, Ga. Superior Wirebound Containers for Over Half a Century SOUTHERN CRATE VENEER CO. MACON, GEORGIA SOUTHERN CRATE VENEER INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION “Manufacturers of Corrugated Shipping Containers” SINCLAIR OILS CHAPPLES SERVICE STATION Washing—Polishing—Greasing Tire Recapping—Accessories Phone 2-1235 Napier Ave. and Vine St. INGLESIDE JEWELERS, INC. Keepsake Diamonds WE SPECIALIZE IN TEENAGE JEWELRY 2322 Ingleside Avenue Phone SH. 6-1388 Compliments of SCOTT'S SUPERMARKET BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY MACON, GEORGIA The First Name ia TEXTILES WESLEYAN COLLEGE Chartered 1836 Offers a well-rounded education with unusual coordination of the Liberal and Fine Arts for men and women. Graduates of Miller and Lanier are invited to visit our modern campus and secure complete information about courses leading to the follow- ing degrees: BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS MASTER OF MUSIC Compliments of HANCOCK PLUMBING COMPANY 784 Plum Street MACON, GEORGIA PHONE SH 3-545! CAGLE'S POULTRY EGG COMPANY 455 Hawthorne Street MACON, GEORGIA Phone Phone SHerwood 2-5755 SHerwood 2-5756 Accoustical Stucco Plaster STAUFFER PLASTERING COMPANY Plain Ornamental Plaster Plaster 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 2-364] Ample Customer Parkin g Space REASONABLE RATES—GOOD EQUIPMENT NO NEED TO BE A ONE CAR FAMILY WE WILL FURNISH THE EXTRA CAR RENT A CAR OR TRUCK FOR THAT SPECIAL TRIP Phone SH 2-5622 Chandler Building 154 Broadway HERTZ RENT-A-CAR SERVICE SAM S. CHANDLER, Prop. DEMING JONES, Mgr. Phone SH 2-5622 Airport SH 2-0751 Drivurself HART’S MORTUARY Compliments of J. FREEMAN HART, JR. W. C. COOK SH 2-7613 Grading and Hauling Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Gravel BILL HUNT—BILL RAGAN HUNT-RAGAN, Inc. 688 Poplar Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of =_F_W. WOOLWORTH CO_= HOYT WANSLEY'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Holt and Vineville Phone SH 5-5069 Compliments of COKE'S PHOTO-SUPPLY 735 Cherry St. M. B. FYKE SERVICE STATION 1020 Riverside Dr. Phone SH 2-3162 Mansfield BUS. SH 3-5024 Extra Mileage RES. SH 2-6303 Tires HUGH DENNIS TIRE CO. Recapping HUGH DENNIS 1405 Broadway Owner Macon, Georgia PINKERTON TV RADIO ENW Sales and Service a Records and TV Rentals 3088 Napier Ave. Macon, Ga. DIAL SH 3-3387 Graduate to GREATER FOOD SAVINGS at Your FRIENDLY Compliments of a FRIEND [COLONIAL STORES | STORES SPEI R’S Compliments of ARCTIC CIRCLE BARTLETT Specializing in SHEET METAL WORKS Barbecue Outings, and Picnics Fried Chicken — Sandwiches — Catfish DIAL SH. 3-4191 1762 Jeffersonville Rd. ALEXANDER FRAME SHOP 183 Spring St.—SH.3-6434 Macon, Georgia Custom Made Frames Prints Period Frames Framed Pictures 13 Boys will play. CHEROKEE FARMS, INC. L. M. SOLOMON, JR. Quality Milk Since 1913 R.F.D. | MACON, GA. PHONE SH. 5-3304 4 ? bal Enjoy Milk From CHEROKEE FARMS YEAR by YEAR SAVINGS IF you start saving NOW! Citizens Southern First National Bank National Bank Trust Company Georgia Bank Trust Company Shop Mulberry! WHERE YOU SAVE CASH $ $ $ --- NOT STAMPS MULBERRY MARKET for Lowest Food Prices in Town... QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Do It Yourself and Save MUNFORD DO-IT-YOURSELF Store 433 Walnut Street PHONE SH 6-511 | SH 5-2647 SH 3-5523 H. G. PARKER Plumbing Company 2951 Napier Ave. Macon, Ga. NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY 485 Broadway MACON — GEORGIA Dial SHerwood 5-2426 MISS DUFFY’S PLAYHOUSE 1219 Briarcliff Road “MISS LOUISE DAFFY P. H. WAAY, Pres. HAL C. WALTON, Vice-Pres. A. T. HOLT COMPANY Realtors Established 1886 591 Mulberry Street Macon, Ga. AMERICAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Office Furniture—Office Supplies Office Machines 552 Mulberry Street PHONE SH 2-7548 Established 1913 STEVE M. SOLOMON, JR. INC. Corner Riverside and Broadway CHRYSLER DODGE Italian FIAT Money to Loan Phone Today—Money From US Is Like No Red Tape “Money From Home” INDUSTRIAL LOAN INVESTMENT CO. 352 Cotton Ave. Dial SH 6-2731 Lanier and Miller High School Uses Royal Typewriters and Victor Adding Machines WILSON TYPEWRITER and ADDING MACHINE CO. 639 MULBERRY STREET DIAL SH 6-2777 Sales-Service Rentals—Supplies Congratulations CLASS OF 61 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER BAKER-MAYFIELD CO. OLDHAM’S Macon, Georgia OPTICIANS 1845 Waterville Road @ PRESCRIPTION SERVICE @ STYLE FRAMES @ CONTACT LENSES PHONE SH 5-6526 101 Persons Bldg. SH. 6-4866 Activities at Mercer Are Varied MERCER UNIVERSITY Welcomes Graduates of MILLER and LANIER Your Alumni Make Outstanding MERCERIANS Good Luck From GOLDMAN'S 586 Cherry St. “QUALITY FEMININE FASHIONS JACKSON OLDSMOBILE INC. 717 Third Street Macon, Georgia SALES SERVICE LEE GREENE, JR. GREENE PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Contracting and Repairs 2684 ROFF AVE. MACON, GEORGIA SH 6-320] SYDNEY PYLES LAMAR PONTIAC COMPANY, INC. PONTIAC... TEMPEST—PONTIAC—VAUXHALL WILLYS JEEP MACON Sales Service Phone Phone SH 5-5456 SH 2-6436 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 COME AND PIG'N GET Pas WHISTLE Se. 7 (ongratulations to the graduating class , Congratulations to the Senior Class of Miller and Lanier DUNLAP CHEVROLET COMPANY R. S. THORPE SONS EXCLUSIVE MEN AND BOYS' WEAR LADIES' BEAUTY PARLOR CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, SHOES Phone 2-6246 533-535 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT CARRY THIS LABEL... ARE GRADE A —ALL THE WAY! Factory-to-You Prices CHAMPION’S en sass vt ge = MU Men‘s and Boys’ Clothing Gt = a Phone Sh-5-435] ie 3 CR RED BROWN Manager 312 Third St. 2411 Pio Nono Avenue MACON, GA. Macon, Georgia Phone SH 2-646] COMPARE PFT WITH ANY OTHER MILK ICE CREAM “If It’s Borden's It’s Got to Be Good!” Macon, Georgia Bordens YOU. 700, CAN B: STENOGRAPHER NO SIGNS. a es. TYPING OPTIONAL % FOR BUSINESS AND CIVIL SERVICE 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. Ss. AND CANADA 8S Te CRANDALL BUS INESS C 777 Walnut St. Dial SH — Richards Say It With Flowers STEVE POPPER EVELYN YATES FLOWER SHOP Gifts—Antiques . CNY 1066 Magnolia St. Macon, Ga. 777 Mulberry St. Macon, Georgia “Be Sure With Pure HOME ROOFERS BUILDERS, INC. RIVERSIDE SERVICE CENTER . 3 o- Roofing—Remodeling—Siding 1942 Riverside Dr. SH 2-9632 4457 Houston Ave. SH 6-8187 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY