Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1956 volume:

Setter Teacher FOR BETTER SCHOOLS FOR A BETTER GEORG! E D I C A T I O Of all the influences on our lives as college students, we know of none so pleasant nor so effective as those individual ' s whom we feel possess greatness of character. Our association with Miss Johnson has enhanced our roles as students. Studying under her direction has broadened our visions and enlightened our minds. Her friendliness has brightened many an hour, and the qualities she radiates have made us better men and women. Her constant readiness to contribute to the improvement of student activities will remind us in the years ahead that there are always those who care. Her friendship will, we earnestly hope, continue to influence our lives for many years to come. Future encounters with elegance and refinement will instinctively bring to many of us warm memories of Miss Ela. Because we believe she, as a teacher and an individual, possesses those qualities worthy of our constant emulation, we dedicate this Reflector to Miss Ela Johnson — with admiration, gratitude, and affection. Class of ' 56 2 4 f ELA E. JOHNSON Assistant Professor of English ' tf aqualitif tiling . . . 3 Down among the murmuring pine trees Where old nature smiles, GTC holds up a standard, Known for miles and miles Lift the chorus. Speed it onward, Ne ' er her standard fail, Hail to thee our Alma Mater, GTC All Hail. THE REFLECTOR annual publication ctf GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE Collegeboro, Georgia LEWIS STRICKLAND E d ito GENE MEADOWS Business Manager 1955 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 IO 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 NOVEMBER DECEMBER SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 io 11 12 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ZO 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1956 JANUARY SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 IO 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 MARCH SUN MON 4 II 18 5 11 19 TUE 6 13 WED 7 14 THU 1 8 15 FRI 2 9 16 SAT 3 IO 17 FEBRUARY j L 1956 MARCH APRIL SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ■ 8 9 IO 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 MAY JUNE SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 6 7 8 9 io 11 12 3 4 5 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 faurinf Jammer Vacation Mm uwk Awe ftlaif • • • Retirements MRS. FLORINE MYERS MISS ANNIE THOMPSON At the end of summer school, two members of the staff retired. In Memoriam For almost a quarter of a century, Miss Mamie was a mother to the girls who came to school at our col- lege. Miss Mamie loved the college through all its years of progress — dur- ing its years of struggle. And we ' re sure that every girl who came under her care is today a better woman for it. Miss Mamie is being missed at Teachers College. All those who knew her and loved her miss her. 10 11 f We met the ADMINISTRATION L3 PAUL F. CARROLL Dean HELEN DUNCAN SOPHIE JOHNSON Dean of Women Dean of Men 14 DONALD OUTLAND McDOUGALD Comptroller VIOLA PERRY Registrar SECRET ARIES Sitting: Betty Sue Rountree, Kirbylene Stephens, Mrs. Jean Coleman; standing: Mary Jane Moore, and Lizzie Norman. ELLA MARJORIE JONES Manager of Bookstore 1 — f — n — it — 1 It BENJAMIN E. TAYLOR Superintendent or Buildings and Grounds 17 JACK N. AVERITT RUTH BOLTON DR. JOHN A. BOOLE Head, Social Science Home Economics Biology a 4 the FACULTY t JACK W. BROUCEK Music HAYDN CARMICHAEL Industrial Arts J. I. CLEMENTS Physical Education MRS. RAY DARLEY Business Education DR. ZOLTON J. FARKAS Foreign Languages 19 NITA GRAHAM Physical Education MRS. MARJORIE GUARDIA English DR. DONALD HACKETT Head, Industrial Arts DR. MARSHALL HAMILTON Education 20 DANA KING Music DR. CLARK S. KNOWLTON Social Science JANE MARTIN Business Education BETSY MEADOWS Home Economics 21 22 23 MARVIN PITMAN FACULTY ELEMENTARY Constance Cone Marie Wood Gladys Waller Marie O ' Neal Isabell Cabiniss Leona Newton Mrs. Cleo Mallard Mrs. Bernice Teel Jones Pelts Mrs. Miriam Smith Mrs. Gladys DcLoaeh Roger Parsons Betty Lane J. R. Foldes Mrs. Leola Hardy Marjorie Crouch Fred Beverly EAST HALL Central . . . proximity to campus benches . . . residence for sopho- more and junior girls . . . these make East Hall a popular place. CONE HALL Newest dormitory on campus, Cone Hall is home for junior and senior boys and our beloved Aunt Sophie. HEALTH COTTAGE The Health Cottage, scene of many a convalescence and site of the annual physical examinations. BLUE TIDE Bookstore and snack bar . . . campus postoffice . . . the Blue Tide is crowded constantly and altogether inadequate. LIBRARY The simple dignity of white columns distinguishes the Library. PI I I mil III! ■Mai ■ in INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING A recently-added wing built by stu- dent labor, makes the Industrial Arts Building a standing tribute to the students it serves. HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE The Home Management House pro- vides an ideal setting for Home Eco- nomics majors to perfect their skills at homemaking HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING Home of the Professors . . . scene of countless cage victories, the new gymnasium is the pride of the cam- pus. BUSINESS-MUSIC BUILDING In this building, which houses the departments of Business and Music, the sounds of typewriters and adding machines are balanced by the sound of vocal and instrumental rehearsals. MARVIN PITTMAN SCHOOL The Marvin Pittman School, named for the late president of the college, comprises both elementary and high schools and serves as a laboratory for the gaining of knowledge and experi- ence. BIOLOGY BUILDING The Biology Building, inherited from the army, in which students continue a tradition of battle by daily tackling biology, anatomy, physics, and botany. CHEMISTRY BUILDING Here, in the Chemistry Building, serious scholars follow the exacting pursuit of scientific knowledge 32 33 Enid . . . Mary Jo . . . John . . . Moxie Jo FRESHMAN OFFICERS JOHN CHAMBLISS President MAX IE JO MIMBS Vice-president ENID JACKSON Secretary MARY JO HODGES Treasurer III I 1 mm i Who will win???? Those shoes will shine 34 : J Wfc M - IT m lis J FRESHMEN WAYNE ADAMS, Hoschton, Georgia FRANKLIN AKINS, Register, Georgia RUFUS AKINS, Stotesboro, Georgio MARGIE ANDERSON, Conyers, Georgia RACHEL ANDERSON, Statesboro, Georgia SUE ANSLEY, Crawfordville, Georgia ROSALYN APPLEGATE, Swainsboro, Georgia JOHN ATTAWAY, Stone Mountain, Georgia RALPH BAILEY, Tifton, Georgia MERINDA BARBEE, Waycross, Georgia VIRGINIA BARRETT, Sylvania, Georgia LIBBY BAUGH, Brunswick, Georgia 1956 BETTY BELL, Vidalia, Georgia WINFRED BELL, Twin City, Georgia FRANKIE BLAND, Metter, Georgia MARIDEAN BLAND, Glennville, Georgia FRANKIE BOOTH, Manor, Georgia JANICE BOOTH, Cairo, Georgia BARBARA BRANCH, Glennville, Georgia ELLAN BRANDON, Decatur, Georgia PAUL BRISENDINE, Stotesboro, Georgio SONORA BROOKER, Waycross, Georgia WANDA BROOME, Dalton, Georgia EDWARD BROWN, Dudley, Georgia lll nHnMHHHBnnnB Si ft FRESHMEN LAVINIA BRYANT, Statesboro, Georgia BETTY CADLE, Warner Robins, Georgia WELSEY B. CARROLL, Statesboro, Georgia CHARLES D. CARTER, Savannah, Georgia ANN CASON, Statesboro, Georgia JOHN CHAMBLISS, Albany, Georgia JACKIE CLARK, Albany, Georgia SYLVIA CLARK, Savannah, Georgia SHIRLEY CLEARY, Sylvania, Georgia SALLY JO COLLINS, Cobbtown, Georgia JOHN CONNOR, Sylvania, Georgia WALTER COOK, Pineview, Georgia 19 5 6 GAIL COSTON, Abetter, Georgia FRANCINA COUEY, Alamo, Georgia ROBERT CREASEY, Brooklet, Georgia FAYE CROUCH, Swainsboro, Georgia RUFUS EARL DA BBS, Oliver, Georgia JANETTE DANIEL, Savannah, Georgia CAROLYN DAVIS, Darien, Georgia JO ANN DAVIS, Albany, Georgia BOYD DEAUX, Savannah, Georgia JACK DeLOACH, Claxton, Georgia WALLIS DeWITT, Glabella, Georgia RENA DIXON, Statesboro, Georgia FRESHMEN PERRY DOAK, Claxton, Georgia PEGGY DOBBS, Stone Mountain, Georgia ALLEN DOMINY, Dublin, Georgia ROBERT DONALDSON, Statesboro, Georgia NAOMI DRIGGERS, Brooklet, Georgia VANCE DUKE, Bainbridge, Georgia NANCY DURDEN, Metter, Georgia EARL EDENFIELD, Statesboro, Georgia DONALD ELKINS, Twin City, Georgia CAROLYN ELLINGTON, Montrose, Georgia PALMA EVANS, Sylvania, Georgia ELIZABETH EWING, Fitzgerald, Georgia 1956 FREDERIC FAGNANT, Pembroke, Georgia JEAN FITZGERALD, Savannah, Georgia PAT FLETCHER, Fitzgerald, Georgia RICHARD FLOURNOY, Ludowici, Georgia WILMATH FOWLER, Statesboro, Georgia GEORGE FRANKLIN, Metter, Georgia MILBRY ANN FRANKLIN, Statesboro, Georgia JUANITA FREEMAN, Covington, Georgia FRANCIS FULFORD, Sbellman, Georgia ANNE FULMER, Statesboro, Georgia JAMES GIGNILLIAT, Twin City, Georgia MARTHA GLOVER, Vidalia, Georgia FRESHMEN JAMES GODFREY, Ludowici, Georgia RICHARD GODFREY, Smyrna, Georgia BOBBY GODWIN, Omega, Georgia DOROTHY GOODSON, Macon, Georgia GLENDA GRAYSON, Alma, Georgia SHELBY GRIFFITH, Portal, Georgia SYLVIA GURGANUS, Fitzgerald, Georgia HUGH HAGIN, Marlow, Georgia ROSE MARIE HALEY, Elberton, Georgia JO ANN HAMILTON, Glennville, Georgia IRVING HANSON, Soperton, Georgia SANDRA HANSON, Avondale Estates, Georgia 19 5 6 FAYE HARDEN, Stilson, Georgia LINDA HARDIE, Gordon, Georgia CHARLIE HARPER, Perry, Georgia JIMMY HARPER, Woycross, Georgia RUFFIN HARROD, Bowden, Georgia CAROLYN HART, Statesboro, Georgia CHARLES HEAD, Hawkinsville, Georgia BETH HENDERSON, Jesup, Georgia LLOYD HILL, Toccoa, Georgia ELLIOTT HODGES, Reidsville, Georgia MARY JO HODGES, Statesboro, Georgia VILLETTE HURSEY, Statesboro, Georgia FRESHMEN KATRINO HUTTO, Albany, Georgia ENID JACKSON, Attapulgus, Georgia JANE JACKSON, Crawfordville, Georgia JOYCE JACKSON, Norcross, Georgia CHARLES JENKINS, Girard, Georgia SHIRLEY JENKINS, Statesboro, Georgia CAROLE JOHNSON, Washington, Georgia JUNE JOHNSON, Hazlehurst, Georgia JOHNNY JONES, Louisville, Georgia EVELYN JONES, Statesboro, Georgia JERRY JOYNER, Macon, Georgia KITTY KELLY, Statesboro, Georgia 1956 ANNE KENNEDY, Midville, Georgia JOYCE KIRKLAND, Vidalia, Georgia ROBERT LAMBERT, Sylvania, Georgia VENDORA LANIER, Twin City, Georgia DeLACY LUKE, Statesboro, Georgia BARBARA McBRAYER, Augusta, Georgia FREDERICK McCALL, Statesboro, Georgia THOMAS McCORKLE, Statesboro, Georgia JOAN McCORMICK, Statesboro, Georgia RIC MANDES, Brunswick, Georgia BOBBY MANLEY, Waynesboro, Georgia JOYCE MARTIN, Quitman, Georgia W mm FRESHMEN SANDRA MARTIN, Statesboro, Georgia JANICE MAYERS, Brunswick, Georgia LUCY MELTON, Statesboro ,Georgia PEGGY MERCER, Cordele, Georgia SARA MILLER, Soperton, Georgia MAXIE JO MIMBS, Lumber City, Georgia KAYE MINCHEW, Atlantic Beach, Florida JO MINTON, St. Simons, Georgia JENNY MITCHELL, Cobbtown, Georgia SHELBY JEAN MIXON, Statesboro, Georgia BERRY MOORE, Macon, Georgia VIRGINIA MORRISON, Sylvania, Georgia 1956 JUNE MURRAY, Screven, Georgia DONALD NATION, Waycross, Georgia PATRICIA NEMETH, Folkston, Georgia ELNA NEVIL, Register, Georgia RUTH SUTTON ODOM, Girard, Georgia SARAH JULIA OLDHAM, Blakely, Georgia HENRY CLAY O ' NEAL, Fitzgerald, Georgia ANNE OVERSTREET, Twin City, Georgia JOANN PARKER, Macon, Georgia JOAN PARKERSON, Sardis, Georgia BEVERLY PEAVY, Bloomingdale, Georgia BOB PERSINO, Newton Falls, Ohio FRESHMEN DELAINE PHILLIPS, Vidalia, Georgia VERMELLE PIERCE, Hazlehurst, Georgia SISTIE POE, Fitzgerald, Georgia HANNAH POPE, Glenwood, Georgia SAMMIE POWELL, Walhalla, South Carolina BERTHA POWERS, Blackshear, Georgia BUDDY RABITSCH, Millen, Georgia JAMES REDDISH, Jesup, Georgia AMALIE REEVES, Millen, Georgia ANN REID, Augusta, Georgia MARY JIM RHODES, Warrenton, Georgia JANE RICHARDSON, Staiesboro, Georgia 1956 SHELBY JEAN ROCKER, Twin City, Georgia BETTY LEE ROGERS, Statesboro, Georgia JIMMY ROGERS, Claxton, Georgia JOY ROGERS, Soperton, Georgia LINDA M. ROWELL, Sylvania, Georgia MARY ROZIER, Jeffersonville, Georgia BETTY JANE RUSHING, Lyons, Georgia MIMI SABA, Savannah, Georgia BILLIE SANDERS, Fort Valley, Georgia ANGEL SAULS, Morgan, Georgia JERRY SHEALY, Ashburn, Georgia NELLA SHEPARD, Swainsboro, Georgia If J 1 i As ' l ( FRESHMEN MYRTIE ANN SMITH, Ludowici, Georgia NANCY SMITH, Summertown, Georgia SHELBY SMITH, Arlington, Georgia ELIZABETH SOUTH, Augusta, Georgio BOB SPELL, Wadley, Georgia NAN STEPHENS, Waycross, Georgia CHARLES STOKES, Stilson, Georgia MARY K. STRICKLAND, Claxton, Georgia MARY ELLEN SUMNER, Sumner, Georgio ROBERT SURRENCY, Glennville, Georgia MARY ALICE TAFF, Cartersville, Georgia JULIUS TATUM, Richland, Georgia 1956 BOBBY TEASLEY, Augusta, Georgia CAROLYN THOMAS, Alamo, Georgia KARL THOMAS, Wheelwright, Kentucky ROBERT THOMAS, Rocfcy Ford, Georgio BETTY JEAN THRIFT, Woodbine, Georgio ANITA TIDWELL, Warner Robins, Georgia JAMES TIDWELL, Woycros, Georgia SANDRA TINDOL, Metier, Georgia CLAUDIA TINKER, Stofesboro, Georgio EDWIN TOWNS, Hazlehurst, Georgia CAROLYN TUCKER, Stofesboro, Georgio WILLIAM JOSEPH TUCKER, Wrightsville, Georgia FRESHMEN BRIGGS TYLER, Hahira, Georgia MILDRED TYLER, Garden City, Georgia CURTIS WALKER, Hazlehurst, Georgia WILLIAM WARD, Dublin, Georgia JERRY WARREN, Stillmore, Georgia HERMAN WELLS, Statesboro, Georgia PEGGY WHITFIELD, Cairo, Georgia SANDRA WIGGINS, Edison, Georgia NANCY WILLIAMS, Midville, Georgia MAX WOODARD, Adairsville, Georgia PHIL YARBROUGH, Donaldsonville, Georgia ANNETTE YEOMANS, Waynesboro, Georgia 19 5 6 SYLVIA ZETTROWER, Statesboro, Georgia JAMES A. BRANNEN, Statesboro, Georgia JIMMY HATHCOCK, Portal, Georgia MELVIN JOHNSON, Louisville, Georgia EARL McCORKLE, Vidalia, Georgia DILLIARD MAXWELL, Dallas, Georgia CHARLTON MOSELY, Statesboro, Georgia ANNELLE PITTMAN, Springfield, Georgia JIM PRITCHARD, Twin City, Georgia DENZIL SELLERS, Brunswick, Georgia CATHY SIMMONS, Savannah, Georgia TONY WARENZAK, Savannah, Georgia ORGANIZATIONS 45 Gene Meadows Clarence Miller Harriet Woodard Carolyn Pierce Ric Mandes M EM B E Joan Lindsey Anne Kennedy Nor in Picture Gwen Lanier Bob Sears 46 SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS Cathy Holt Bobby Richards Joan Lindsey Gwen Lanier Britt Fayssoux Pat Henderson Herbert Houston Harriet Woodard Gene Meadows Shirley Rountree John C. Tootle INTER-DORMITORY COUNCIL MEMBERS Keith Turner Ruth Sutton Odom Major Ray Battle Sistie Poe June Watts Ruth Bennett Edward Abercrombie Patsy Page Bob Cardell Joanne Hill Billy Jackson Jams Miller Wiley Dill Rose Watkins Lois Hammond Sandra Tindol 47 The George -Anne PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS .OF GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE Planning Ahead . . . Planning is one of the most im- portant parts of the production of the paper. Here, Joe Axelson, fall quarter editor; Larry Hyde, news ed- itor; Britt Fayssoux, spring quarter editor, and Carlton Humphrey, winter quarter editor, get things in shape for a weekly publication. Writing the News . . . Larry is giving instructions to a group of reporters working on their stories. As soon as the stories are completed, the copy goes to the news desk where the five wheels round it into final shape. The re- porters are Joyce Kirkland, Lewis W. Strickland, Sandra Hanson, Jane Jackson, Lowell Russell, Babs Wis- enbaker, and Gene Boston. Preparing the Copy . . . To the right you ' ll see that Britt and Larry do get around. Here they are passing out handwritten stories to typists Elian Brandon, Barbara McAfee, and Mary Lee Quarter- man, who grind out the typed copy. Here A The £twif Heads Present Problems . . . Writing the headlines is one of the biggest lobs in the production of the paper. Joe, Betty Watson, Ellen Blizzard, Carlton Humphrey, and Jennie Faye Morgan will attest that fact. It ' s frustrating, but it ' s a challenge — to tell a whole story in a half-dozen words. At the Printer ' s . . . The GEORGE-ANNE is printed each week by Leodel Coleman, editor and publisher of the BULLOCH HERALD He is shown here with business manager Gene Meadows and Carlton as they make a last- minute proof correction at the big newspaper press in the Herald plant downtown. It ' s Out . . . It ' s always a good feeling each Friday when the paper is printed and delivered. Here Roy F. Powell, faculty advisor, with Nella Shepard and Joanne Hill examine the finished product. 49 EAST HALL HOUSE COUNCIL OFFICERS JOANNE HILL President PATSY PAGE Vice-President JANIS MILLER Secretary-Treasurer MRS. J. B. JOHNSON House Mother MEMBERS Mickie Webb Frances Belle McGirt Joan Lindsey Beverly Perkins Beth Bannister Liz Morgan Carolyn Bourne Jeannette Nease Diane Bair Cecile Woodard CONE HALL HOUSE COUNCIL OFFICERS EDWARD ABERCROMBIE President KEITH TURNER Vice-President BOB CARDELL Secretary- Treasurer MISS SOPHIE JOHNSON House Mother MEMBERS Alton Jones Charles Lindsey Don Abbott Richard Cates Britt Fayssoux Don Smith Grady Williams 50 SANFORD HALL HOUSE COUNCIL OFFICERS BILLY JACKSON President MAJOR RAY BATTLE V ice-President WILEY DILL Secretary-Treasurer MRS. CLEO FRANKLIN House Mother MEMBERS Norman Griffin Dickey Dixon Benny Dreggors Doug Corry Garland Campbell Ralph Spurlock George Morrell WEST HALL HOUSE COUNCIL OFFICERS RUTH SUTTON ODOM President SISTIE POE Vice-President SANDRA TINDOL Secretary JUNE WATTS Treasurer MRS. ARCHIE JACKSON House Mother MEMBERS Mrs. Hilda Vaughn Sylvia Gurganus Peggy Mercer Mary Jo Hodges Angel Sauls Katrina Hutto Sandra Wiggins Mary Rozier Ellen Sumner Linda Rowell Mildred Tyler Palma Evans 51 LEWIS HALL HOUSE COUNCIL OFFICERS ROSE WATKINS President LOIS HAMMOND Vice-President RUTH BENNETT Secretary -Treasurer MRS. JEANETTE McCORKLE House Mother MEMBERS Lawanna Tillman Margaret Parker Ellen Blizzard Sybil Griner Lilli Douberly PRIMITIVE BAPTIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP OFFICERS RALPH WALTON President CAROLYN WILSON 1st Vice-President BARBARA BURKHALTER 2nd Vice-President JANE RICHARDSON Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Jennie Faye Morgan Barbara Prysock Ann Cason Beverly Perkins Janis Miller Etta Ann Akins June Edenfield Louise Bird Sylvia Zettrower 52 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS GENE MEADOWS President STANLEY BAILEY 1st Vice-President LIZ MORGAN 2nd Vice-President LAWANNA TILLMAN 3rd Vice-President LOIS HAMMOND Secretory CLIFF O ' NEAL Treasurer Dahlia Evans Lila Weatherly Marion Weaver Linda Hardee Jeanette Nease Betty Taylor Vonell Thomas Sue Whaley Christine McDaniel Betty Jean Thrift June Murray Carole Johnson Herbert Houston Virginia Sikes Diana Bair Lucille Parker Wilma Jones Bill Brookerd Betty Lynn Codlc Glenda Grayson Yvonne Stone Pat Harkleroad Ruth Bennett MEMBERS Avonel Morris Cecile Woodard Wilma Ricketson Virginia Smith Kitty Kelly Dot Yearwood Joyce Kirkland Gerry Todd Jane Jackson Barbara Anderson Anita Tidwell Myrtice McDaniel Betty Tippins Barbara Kotal Sara Miller Milton Norras DuWard Whelchel Ralph Ward Charles Tyre Edward Abercrombic Dick Carroll Bob Spell Welsey Carroll Wallis DeWitt Bob Cardell Richard Cates Linda Rowell Joyce Powell Joan Wilcher Annie Lee Hunter Alice Wingate Reggie Jackson Beverly Peavy Joann Parker WESLEY FOUNDATION Cathy Holt Ruth Sutton Odom Margene Jenkins Pat Nemeth Mary Jo Jackson Wanda Broome Carolyn Davis Juanette Ellington Bertie Franklin MEMBERS Sandra Tindol Ellen Sumner Joan Parkerson Angel Sauls Amalie Reeves Mimi Saba Frankie Booth Jerry Shealy Enid Jackson June Watts Ann Frier Eula Mae Huff Billy Jackson Joel Cooper Emory Cartrett Keith Turner Lewis W. Strickland 4 to OFFICERS ROGER BROWN President BETTY ALTMAN Vice-President SISTIE POE Secretary PAUL WARD Treasurer 54 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS BBVERLY PERKINS President ANN HARRISON 1st Vice-President JEWEL HARTE 2nd Vice-President CAREEN HATCHER Secretory TISSIE JORDAN Treasurer JANIS MILLER Reporter BETTYE PARKER Parliamentarian Jennie Mitchell Shirley Akins Wilma Jones Pot Nemeth Barbara Langley Ann Cason Claudia Tinker Mildred Tyler Sue Ansley Vendoro Lanier MEMBERS Bertie Franklin Jerry Shealy Patsy Colvin Nan Flanders June Johnson Sandra Martin Alice Williams Elizabeth Ewing Carolyn Ellington Beverly Peavy Lila Ann Canuette Eleanor Mullis Etta Ann Akins June Kennedy Bonnilyn Mixon Ann Frier Iva Mae Dinkins Joy Rogers Betty Jo Collins Sis Heys Christine McDaniel V CLUB OFFICERS BOB FUQUA President BOBBY RICHARDS Vice-President LEWIS W. STRICKLAND Secretary BUDDY MARTIN Sergeant -at- Arms T. J. CALHOUN Publicity-Reporter MEMBERS Whit Reeves Sam Rogers Lloyd Hill Britt Fayssoux James Boatright Albert Norman Charles Lindsey John Tootle Glynn Mathis Jean Holland Sammie Powell Allen Aspinwall Alton Dews Billy Tabb Larry Hyde Clarence Miller Dan Smith Charles W. Carter James Niblett Ninivois Croft Ric Mandes Joel Cooper Cecil Hanner Johnny King Bob Cardell Powell Collins ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OFFICERS SHIRLEY SCOTT President LIBBY ANN MARTIN 1st Vice-President NANCY ROWLAND 2nd Vice-President FRANCES BELLE McGIRT 3rd Vice-President LOIS HAMMOND Secretary MARTHA LACEY Treasurer MYRNA HOOD Publicity Chairman MEMBERS First row: Jerry Manley, Marcia Allen, Marion Weaver, Sybil Griner, Barbara Ann Scott, Mary Frances McKinnon, Frances Belle McGirt, Martha Lacey, Shirley Scott, Lois Hammond, Libby Ann Martin, Nancy Rowland, Nan Rich- ardson, Sue Whaley, P. S. Richardson, Annie Ruth Jones, Edward Robbins, Peggy Whitfield, Margie Anderson. Second row: Sylvia Gurganus, Lilli Douberly, Jeanette Gnann, June Murray, Nancy Mcintosh, Mary Jane Harper, Vila Browne, Carlene Usry, Ludelle Langham, Star Woodard, Lavinia Bryant, Etna Nevil, June Watts, Palma Evans, Sandra Hanson, Pat McCorkle, Mary Alice Taff, Wandra Broome, Mrs. C. L. Goss, Juanette Ellington, Janice Booth, Joan Wilcher, Rose Marie Haley. Third row: Jane Jackson, Juanita Freeman, Joan Parkerson, Sandra Wiggins, Margene Jenkins, Sylvia Clarke, Mimi Saba, Vonell Thomas, Bertha Powers, Lila Weatherly, Dahlia Evans, Joyce Martin, Joyce Jackson, Elizabeth South, Lucille Parker, Dot Yearwood, Virginia Smith, Eulita Carter, Shirley Gnann, Ellen Sumner, Shirley Hodges, Carolyn Bourne, Ellen Brandon, Betty Tippins, Myrtice McDaniel, Miss Bertha Freeman, sponsor. Fuorth row: Okie Hendrix, Margaret Parker, Mary Strickland, Carolyn Davis, Carolyn Griner, Betty Thigpen, Alta Dawson, Pat Harkleroad, Shirley Maxwell, Barbara Prysock, Linda Rowell, Dottie Goodson, June Edenfield, Annie Lee Hunter, Barbara Cowort, Barbara Burk halter, Dorothy G. Baker, Betty Home, Joye Bacon, Joan Hurst. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA mil MEMBERS First row: Jeonette Gnann, Careen Hatcher, Clarence Miller, Shelby Monroe, sponsor, Lewis W. Strickland, Bertie Franklin, Nancy Mcintosh. Second row Jane Jackson, June Murray, Lavina Bryant, Mary Jo Hodges, Marion Weaver, Mary Jane Harper, Lilli Douberly, Bertha Powers, Frankie Booth, Joan Hartly, Sandra Tindol, Pat Nemeth, Palma Evans, Wilma Ricketson, Virginia Sikes, Mary Alice Taff, Wanda Broome. Third row: Betty Thigpen, Joyce Martin, Mimi Saba, Lila Weatherly, Pat Harkleroad, Glenda Grayson, Yvonne Stone, Elna Nevil, June Watts, Dahlia Evans, Joyce Jackson, Dottie Goodson, Linda Rowell, Elizabeth South, Lucille Parker, Sandra Austin, Dot Yearwood, Gerry Todd, Annie Lee Hunter. Fourth row: Edward Abercrombie, Albert Norman, Stanley Bailey, Albert Cornelison, Cecil Usher, Eugene Collins, Herbert Houston, H. L. McCright, Bill Brookerd, Billy Jackson, Ralph Ward. OFFICERS CLARENCE MILLER President JEANE.TTE GNANN Vice-President NANCY MclNTQSH Secretary BERTIE FRANKLIN Treasurer LEWIS W. STRICKLAND Librarian CAREEN HATCHER Publicity Chairman 58 MASQUERS First row: Ruth Baker, Star Woodard, Marion Weaver, Gladys Brown, Shirley Rountree, Bob Allen, Diana Bair, Lewis W. Strickland, Ellen Blizzard, Ruth Odom, Corlene Usry. Second row. Dorothy Few, sponsor; Joyce Kirkland, Sylvia Gurganus, Lucille Parker, Janice Deal, Palma Evans, Jennie Faye Morgan, Dahlia Evans, Karen Young, Sandra Tindol. Third row: Gerry Todd, Virginia Smith, Margareet Ann Dekle, Yvonne Stone, Mary Lee Quarter- man, Betty Watson, Wilma Ricketson, Barbara McAfee, Carolyn Tuttle, Cliff O ' Neal, Iris Hurst, Stanley Brobston. Fourth row: Virginia Morrison, Charles Harper, Linda Rowell, Joyce Jackson, Ellen Sumner, Mary Hender- son, Billy Hobbs, Rebecca Sheffield, Bob Byrd, Julia Pryor, Tab Smith, Ann Johnson, Marion Porter, Emory Cartrett, Bob Spell. OFFICERS BOB ALLEN President SHIRLEY ROUNTREE Vice-President DIANA BAIR Secretory LEWIS W. STRICKLAND Business Manager ELLEN BLIZZARD Scrapbook Chairman 59 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OFFICERS CHARLES SIMS President, Fall Quarter CHARLES LINDSEY President, Winter Quarter SAMMIE POWELL Vice-President JERRY JOYNER Secretory Treasurer BUDDY MARTIN Masfer-of-Arms CLYDE LANE Reporter MEMBERS Leon Johnson Wiley Dill Jean Holland Edward Abercrombie Ruff in Harrod John Lee Boykin Allen Webb Don Whaley George Paulk Bobby Lassitter Edward DeChau Eugene Collins 60 MEMBERS First row: Jan Whelchel, Liz Morgan, Fred Wallace, Bob Cardell, Raymond Harvey, Ina Jones, Tully Pennington, Dr. John A. Boole. Second row: Colleen LaFavor, Edith Smith, Charles Henderson, Grady Williams, Albert Corneli- son, Troy Bishop, John Ell Hendley, Wallis DeWitt, Ralph Walton, Heyward Gnann, Curtis Walker, Janelle Cobb. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS RAYMOND HARVEY President BOB CARDELL Vice-President MARY TIPPINS Secretary INA JONES Treasurer JAN WHELCHEL Reporter 61 ENGLISH CLUB OFFICERS LEWIS W. STRICKLAND President TAB SMITH Vice-President JOANN LANE Secretory STANLEY BAILEY Treasurer MEMBERS Babs Wisenbaker Diana Bair Dahlia Evans Frances Bishop Amalie Reeves Sandra Tindol Janice Deal Barbara Kotal Beth Bannister Rebecca Sheffield Bob Allen Yvonne Stone Lloyd Hill Jennie Faye Morgan Bee Carroll Shirley Rountree Gerry Todd Joyce Kirkland Ruth Snyder SPONSORS Mrs. Guardia Dr. Russell ALPHA PSI OMEGA OFFICERS CATHY HOLT Director SHIRLEY ROUNTREE Secretary MEMBERS Tab Smith Dorothy Few Bob Allen 62 EN MELODIE OFFICERS MARALON WESTBROOK President CATHY HOLT 1st Vice-President HARRIET WOODARD 2nd Vice-President BILLIE KINCHEN Treasurer MEMBERS Jean Fitzgerald Carole Johnson Sara Cunnard Bette Kemp Maxie Jo Mimbs Kitty Kelly Ludelle Langham Cecile Woodard Martha Lacey Virginia Sikes Vermeil Pierce Sara Frances Driggers FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS OFFICERS Presidents DEWAYNE DUTTON WEITA WALL (not in picture) Sponsor DR. FARKAS MEMBERS Joyce Kirkland Joan Hurst Lawanna Tillman Gerry Todd Jennie Faye Morgan Jan Whelchel Liz Morgan Betty Altman Herbert Gunn Bill Brookcrd Sam Rogers Lloyd Hill Emory Cartrett Lewis W. Strickland Hubert Gunn Don Abbott Max Woodard Curtis Walker Kathleen Pelts Richard Cates Jane Morris Bee Carroll Thomas McCorkle Heyward Gnann 63 MUSIC EDUCATION CLUB MEMBERS First row: Kitty Kelly, Nan Stephens, Mar- alon Westbrook, Sara Frances Driggers, Virginia Barrett, Carole Johnson, Ruth Sutton Odom. Second row: Mel Seidel, Cathy Holt, Earl Smith, 2nd Vice-Presi dent; Virginia Sikes, Historian; Bob Priest- ly, President; Cecile Woodard, Secretary; James Jcnes, 1st Vice-President; Billy Kir.chens, Tour Chairman; Milton Ncrras, Treasurer; Guy Thompson. Third row: Dan Hcoley, Adviser, Dr Ronald J. Neil, Tom my Anderson, Harriet Woodard, Ninivois Croft, JoAnn Parker, Reggie Jackson, Sandra Glasgow, Jimmy Tidwell, Sara Cun- nard, Jack Broucek, Dana King. Fourth row: Don Flanders, Bobby Godwin, Ralph Bailey, Don Naticns, John Chambliss, Du- Ward Whelchel, J. C. Martin, S. B. Camp- bell, Dewayne Dutton, Stanley Brobston ' ' ■ t r r T CLUB BUDDY WARD President MEMBERS Skeeter Griffin Roy Alewine Tom Perry Don Wallen Charlie Iddins Dave Esmonde Garland Campbell Marvin Vanover Emory Clements Vondall Hall Doug Corry Ralph Cartee Howard Bo Warren 64 ORGAN GUILD OFFICERS MARTHA LACEY Dean JACK BROUCEK Sponsor MEMBERS Billie Kinchens Wilma Jones Etta Ann Akins Sara Cunnard Harriet Woodard Marion Porter INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS BOB ALLEN President DEWAYNE DUTTON 1st Vice-President GLENN COSTON 2nd Vice-President FRANCES BELLE McGIRT Secretary KEITH TURNER Treasurer MEMBERS Janelle Cobb Babs Wisenbaker Betty Altman Lawanna Tillman Emory Cartrett 65 MEMBERS First row: Jill Snyder, Bertha Powers, Mary Alice Taff, Marion Weaver, Carlene Usry, Carol Thomas, Bob Byrd, Lilli Douberly, Martha Tinker, Amalie Reeves, Janice Deal, Joan Parkerson. Second row: Mary Ann Davis, Dorothy Browning, Annie Lee Hunter, Yvonne Stone, Ann Reid, Mimi Saba, Enid Jackson, Claudia Tinker, Mickie Webb, Pat Harkleroad, Elna Nevil, Elizabeth South, Ann Cason. Third row: Allen Aspinwall, Stanley Brobston, Gail Coston, Freida Gernant, sponsor; Fred Fagnant, Roxie Remley, sponsor; James Harper, Frank Woodcock, Ronnie Clark. ALPHA RHO TAU OFFICERS BOB BYRD President CAROL THOMAS Vice-President LILLI DOUBERLY Secretary SHIRLEY EUNICE Treasurer 66 MEMBERS Seated: Shirley Rountree, Mrs. Marjorie Guardia, Ellen Blizzard, Cathy Holt, Eulita Carter, Dick Carroll, Jackie Mike 1 1, Libby Ann Martin, Jo Ann Lane. Standing: Shirley Scott, Ruth Bolton, Stanley Bailey, Grace Cooper, Alton Jones, Constance Cone, sponsor; Cecil Usher, Mrs. Miriam Moore, Bob Sears, Freida Gernont, Frank Saunders, Carol Thomas. KAPPA DELTA PI 67 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA MEM First row: John Tootle, Pat Henderson, Edwin McBride, Raliegh Warren, Mickie Webb, Powell Collins, Shelby Smith, Margie Simpson. Second row: Virginia Sikes, Shirley Jones, Carolyn Wilson, Babs Wisenbaker, Mary Lee Quarterman, Joy Hatcher, Carolyn Tuttle, Jeanette Nease, Mary Rozier, Berry Moore, Shelby Fletcher. Third row: Shirley Woods, Jane Martin, sponsor; Carolyn Pierce, Joel Cooper, Gwen Lanier, Bob Fuquo, Rose Watkins, E R S Bobby Richards, Nancy Stephens. Fourth row: Barbara Branch, Betty Bell, Betty Jane Rushing, Sara Miller, Frankie Booth, Francina Couey, Carolyn Thomas, Mary Jo Hodges, Sylvia Zettrower, Ann Reid, Ruth Bennett, Avonel Morris. Fifth row: Carmen Roach, Nancy Durden, Uldine Shuman, Annette Yeomans, Elliott Hodges, June Kight, Dan Smith, T. J. Calhoun, Jane Kight, Tal Orr, Charles Tyre, Dick Rogers, Ninivois Croft. DANCE BAND MEMBERS Sara Cunnard James Tidwell Milton Norras S B. Campbell Heyward Gnann Ralph Bailey Earl Smith Stanley Brobston James Jones Bob Priestly Mel Seidel BASKETBALL BAND MEMBERS Stanley Brobston James Jones John Cham ' bliss DuWard Whelchel Bob Priestly Guy Thompson Mel Seidel Vermeil Pierce Donald Nations Janet Dunn Denzil Sellers S. B. Campbell Cecile Woodard Ralph Bailey Milton Norras Earl Smith J. C. Martin James Tidwell Billie Kinchens Don Flanders Carole Johnson Joann Parker Bobby Godwin Maralon Westbrook Virginio Barrett 69 H=4 BIG SISTERS MEMBERS First row: Tissie Jordan, Nancy Mcintosh, Mary Jane Harper, Joanne Hill, Lois Ham- mond, Joan Hurst, Libby Ann Martin, Annie Ruth Jones, Diana Bair, Mary Tip- pins. Second row. Shirley Brown, Shirley Akins, Star Woodard, Virginia Sikes, Car- men Roach, Careen Hatcher, Betty Wat- son, Mickie Webb, Babs Wisenbaker, Wy- lene Fowler, Frances B. McGirt, Judy Theus, Martha Tinker, Joan Lindsey, Car- lene Osry, Patsy Page, Harriet Woodard, Cecile Woodard. Third row. Beverly Per- kins, Carol Thomas, Dot Yearwood, Liz Morgan, Lucille Parker, Rose Watkins, Shirley Maxwell, Carolyn Bourne, Gerry Todd, Beth Bannister, Sandra Austin, Edith Smith. PI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS First row: Kirbylene Stephens, sponsor; Joyce Kirkland, Billy Jackson, Rose Wat- kins, Bee Carroll, Jane Jackson, Alice Wingate, Sue Whaley, Clarence Miller, Ellen Blizzard. Second row: Paul Ward, Enid Jackson, Gene Collins, Edith Smith, Betty Altman, Patsy Colvin, Carole John- son, Virginia Sikes. Nella Shepard, Don McDougald, sponsor. Third row: Charlton Mosely, Beftye Parker, Marion Porter, Gerry Todd, Juanette Ellington, Annie Ruth Jones, Amalie Reeves, Margene Jen- kins, Marie Thomas, Carol Thomas, Gwen Lanier, Sandra Tindol. Fourth row: Joy Rogers, Sara Miller, Lewis W. Strickland, Sue Ansley, Dot Yearwood, Liz Morgan, Jan Whe lchel, Joan Lindsey, Betty Jo Collins, Ina Jones, Janelle Cobb, Eula Mae Huff, Pat Nemeth. ■■I I ftljllMijil yJ 70 PHI MU ALPHA OFFICERS DON FLANDERS President JAMES JONES Vice-President MARION PORTER Secretary CLIFF O ' NEAL Treasurer MEMBERS Donald Nations Tommy Anderson Bobby Godwin Ralph Bailey DuWard Whelchel Ninivois Croft Tab Smith S. B. Campbell Earl Smith Milton Norras Edward Rabbins Reggie Jackson Mel Seidel Bob Priestly Dr. Ronald J. Neil Sponsor c r c CANTERBURY CLUB OFFICERS JEAN FITZGERALD President MARTHA TINKER Vice-President JOAN EAST Secretary MARALON WESTBROOK Treasurer MEMBERS Tommy Anderson Janet Dunn Frank Woodcock Cora Peeples Ralph Bailey Claudia Tinker Wallace Frampton Dottie Goodson Father Robert Peeples Adviser 71 PHI LH ARAAONIC James Jones Cecile Woodard Elna Ncvil Peggy Mercer Diana Bair June Watts Angel Sauls Barbara McAfee Sandra Glasgow MEMBERS Duward Whelchel Milton Norras Stanley Brobston Tab Smith Buddy Martin Emory Cartrett Joan Hurst Edith Smith Sandra Austin Sara Cunnard Ann Frier Maralon Westbrook Joyce Kirkland Billie Kinchen Cliff O ' Neal Gail Coston Ninivois Croft Paul Brisendine 72 S. B. Campbell Ludelle Langhom Shirley Jones Anne Overstreet Virginia Sikes Sara Frances Driggers Gladys Brown Evelyn Jones Carole Johnson Maxie Jo Mimbs Don Flanders Edward Robbins Dewayne Dutton Curtis Walker Betty Watson Jennie Faye Morgan Jo Ann Hamilton Elian Brandon Martha Lacey Frankie Booth Jean Fitzgerald Sandra Wiggins Ruth Sutton Odom Linda Rowell Billie Sanders Mel Seidel Tommy Anderson DR. RONALD J. NEIL Conductor 73 CONCERT BAND DANA KING, Director DON FLANDERS, Assistant Director MEMBERS Maralon Westbrook Star Woodard Ins Hurst Milton Norras Bob Priestly Denzil Sellers Carole Johnson Ruth Sutton Odom Stanley Brobston Sistie Poe Pat Fletcher S. B. Campbell June Watts Ralph Bailey James Jones Sandra Glasgow Ann Overstreet Donald Elkins Joann Parker Virginia Barrett Don Nations Bobby Godwin Peggy Mercer Janet Dunn Shirley Jones Glenn Coston John Chambliss Heyward Gnann Lavinia Bryant Sara Frances Driggers Bette Kemp Martha Lacey Shirley Brown Joan Porkerson Earl Smith Ninivois Crott Wilmath Fowler Cecile Woodard Wilbur Cason Guy Thompson Edward Robbins Mary Jo Hodges Ed Brantley DuWard Whelchel James Tidwell Billie Kinchen Mel Seidel J. C. Martin Vermeil Pierce 74 CHEERLEADERS LEWIS W. STRICKLAND JOHN C. TOOTLE HARRIET WOODARD WHO ' S WHO awnq MudenU in American UnttetMtieA and College 79 Herbert . . ■ Mary Jane ■ Buddy • . • Liz SOPHOMORE OFFICERS GEORGE BUDDY MARTIN President HERBERT HOUSTON Vice-President MARY JANE HARPER Secretary LIZ MORGAN Treasurer THE SOPHOMORES RUTH BAKER Atlanta, Georgia BETH BANNISTER Coolidge, Georgia EUGENE BASTON Evans, Georgia MAJOR RAY BATTLE Cedartown, Georgia HENRY ALVIA BAXTER Glennville, Georgia TROY L. BISHOP Richland, Georgia SHIRLEY AKINS Statesboro, Georgia ROY ALEWINE Augusta, Georgia MARCIA ANN ALLEN Brunswick, Georgia BARBARA ANDERSON Sylvania, Georgia THOMAS ANDERSON Savannah, Georgia ALLEN ASPINWALL Blackshear, Georgia SANDRA AUSTIN Shannon, Georgia JOY BACON Hinesville, Georgia DIANA BAIR Pelham, Georgia CAROLYN BOURNE Savannah , Georgia STANLEY BROBSTON Baxley, Georgia GLADYS BROWN Culverton, Georgia % THE SOPHOMORES JUANITA BROWN Porial, Georgia ASA RICHARD BROWN Brunswick, Georgia SHIRLEY BROWN Twin City, Georgia VILA BROWNE Brunswick, Georgia RICHARD B. CATES Atlanta, Georgia RONALD CLARK Brunswick, Georgia EUGENE COLLINS Powder Springs, Georgia CHARLES COOPER Statesboro, Georgia WILLIAM CLARANCE COX Dublin, Georgia I i s NINIVOIS CROFT Brunswick, Georgia BILLY DEAL Brooklet, Georgia CHARLES DEAL Statesboro, Georgia MARGUERITE DECHAU Collegeboro, Georgia JAMES DeLOACH Brooklet, Georgia GEORGE DeMOTT Savannah, Georgia WILEY DILL Waycross, Georgia BOB DIXON Vidalia, Georgia DICKEY DIXON Glennville, Georgia THE SOPHOMORES JOAN EAST Savannah, Georgia WAYNE EDWARDS Rome, Georgia DAHLIA EVANS Oliver, Georgia SHELBY FLETCHER Fitzgerald, Georgia BILLIE JANE FOSS Statesboro, Georgia WYLENE FOWLER Soperton, Georgia WALLACE FRAMPTON Charleston, South Carolina SHIRLEY GNANN Waynesboro, Georgia MRS. C. L. GOSS Brooklet, Georgia LOUIS H. GREEN, JR. Harlan, Kentucky NORMAN GRIFFIN Augusta, Georgia MARY JANE HARPER Dublin, Georgia CAREEN HATCHER Albany, Georgia PAT HENDERSON Fitzgerald, Georgia SIS HEYS Fitzgerald, Georgia AUBREY PURVIS HIGHSMITH Nahunta, Georgia BARBARA HODGES Statesboro, Georgia JUNE HODGES Statesboro, Georgia A v 1 OF 1956 THE SOPHOMORES SHIRLEY HODGES Ludowici, Georgia HERBERT HOUSTON Blakely, Georgia JOAN HURST Savannah, Georgia LAWRENCE HYDE Walhalla, South Carolina BILLY M JACKSON Attapulgus, Georgia REGINALD JACKSON Darien, Georgia ANN JOHNSON Franklin, Georgia JAMES JONES Twin City, Georgia WILMA JONES Claxton, Georgia LOIS KELLY Chauncy, Georgia JANE KIGHT Kite, Georgia JUNE KIGHT Kite, Georgia LUDELLE LANGHAM Thomson, Georgia JOAN LINDSEY Vidalia, Georgia LEONARD LOKEY Thomson, Georgia ALVIN LYNN Statesboro, Georgia BARBARA McAFEE Augusta, Georgia CHRISTINE McDANIEL Glenwood, Georgia OF 1956 4 CLIFF O ' NEAL Martinez, Georgia BETTYE PARKER Statesboro, Georgia LUCILLE PARKER Macon, Georgia SCIGMUND PARKER Sylyania, Georgia BELLE PAULK Willacoochee, Georgia BEVERLY PERKINS Richland, Georgia MARION PORTER Sandersville, Georgio MARY LEE QUARTERMAN Hazlehurst, Georgia BRANNEN RICHARDSON Statesboro, Georgia THE SOPHOMORES MYRTICE McDANIEL Mitchell, Georgia JANE MARRIOTT Augusta, Georgia GEORGE MARTIN Augusta, Georgia SHIRLEY MAXWELL Cairo, Georgia HERMAN L. MITCHELL Claxton, Georgia ELIZABETH ANN MORGAN Lavonia, Georgia JENNIE FAY MORGAN Stillmore, Georgia WYLENE NeSMITH Pembroke, Georgia ELAINE NOBLES Glennville, Gorgia OF 1956 THE SOPHOMORES PETER RICHARDSON Stilson, Georgia WILMA RICKETSON Broxton, Georgia CARMEN ROACH Statesboro, Georgia ISAAC JOHN ROBERTSON Douglas, Georgia MARIE ROBERTS Pembroke, Georgia ALLEN ROBERTS Claxton, Georgia JOHN RICHARD ROGERS Reidsvilie, Georgia EUGENE SANDERS Pembroke, Georgia ULDINE SHUMAN Stilson, Georgia VIRGINIA SIKES Collins, Georgia CHARLES SIMMONS Statesboro, Georgia EDITH SMITH Thomson, Georgia VIRGINIA SMITH Milstead, Georgia RUTH JOANNE SNYDER Brunswick, Georgia SOLOMAN M. SPARKS Statesboro, Georgia NANCY STEPHENS Millen, Georgia LEWIS CLIFFORD STRICKLAND Daisy, Georgia MARY BELLE STRICKLAND Pembroke, Georgia OF 1956 BETTY WATSON Metter, Georgia PEGGY M. WEATHERFORD Portal, Georgia LILA WEATHERLY McRae, Georgia SUE WEST Camilla, Georgia SUE WHALEY Statesboro, Georgia BETTY LOU WHEELER Kite, Georgia JANIS WHELCHEL Statesboro, Georgia JOAN WILCHER Gibson, Georgia BARBARA WILLIAMSON Oak Park, Georgia CAROLYN TUTTLE Oliver, Georgia CHARLES TYRE Brewton, Georgia CARLENE USRY Augusta, Georgia OF 1956 THE SOPHOMORES CAROLYN WILSON Statesboro, Georgia ALICE WINGATE Sylvester, Georgia CECILE WOODARD Hazlehurst, Georgia FRANK WOODCOCK Brunswick, Georgia THOMAS J. WOODS Wadley, Georgia DOROTHY YEARWOOD Crawfordville, Georgia CHARLOTTE BLITCH Statesboro, Georgia RAYMOND McMILLAN Dublin, Georgia JIMMY RAINEY Sf. Simons, Georgia JACK SAPP Statesboro, Georgia SHIRLEY WOODS Marlow, Georgia OF 1956 1955 BASKETBALL THE RECORD Date Opponent We They Place Dec. 3 Stetson 93 99 Here Dec. 6 Newberry 94 64 Here Dec. 8 Wofford 93 75 Here Dec. 10 Florida Southern 90 76 There Dec 12 Morningside 91 72 Here Dec. 17 High Point 140 99 Here Dec. 20 Ball State 88 93 Quantico, Dec. 21 Wabash 90 81 Quantico, Dec. 22 Lemoyne 90 94 Quantico, Jan. 9 Wofford 94 85 There Jan. 10 Belmont Abbey 69 92 There Jan. 14 Florida State 90 81 Here Jan. 16 Florida Southern 1 04 c: o 58 Here Jan. 21 Belmont Abbey 85 74 Here Jan. 23 Piedmont 92 95 There Jan. 28 Kentucky Wesleyan 78 85 Here Jan. 30 Newberry 97 83 There Jan. 31 Erskine 90 87 There Feb. 4 Rollins 97 81 Here Feb. 7 Erskine 84 63 Here Feb. 1 1 Mercer 121 94 Here Feb. 13 Rollins 93 76 There Feb. 18 Piedmont 128 75 Here Feb. 20 Mercer 114 80 There NAIA DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Mar. 2 University of Tampa Here Mar. 3 Stetson 1 12 86 Here THE TEAM First row: Garland Campbell, Doug Corry, Chester Webb, Captain; Bo Assistant Coach; Ralph Cartee, Trainer; Herbert Houston, Walter Cook, Warren, Don Wallen. Second row. Ralph Spurlock, Jim Harley, Don Avery, Vondall Hall, Manager; J. B. Scearce, Coach. Bob Bolton, Emory Clements, and Buddy Ward. Third row: J. I. Clements, RALPH CARTREE Trainer 98 CHESTER WEBB DON WALLEN GARLAND CAMPBELL Captain Guard Forward Center All-American RETURNING LETTERMEN discuss plans for a coming game with Coach Scearce. Stand- ing are Corry, Campbell, Warren, Clements and Wallen. Kneeling with Coach Scearce are Webb and Ward. 99 THE TEAM Ralph Berryhill, Walter Cook, Phil Yarbrough, DeLacy Luke, Franklin Rush- Third row: Vondall Hall, Manager; James Godfrey, Howard Walls, Charles ing, Morris Hall, Briggs Tyler. Second row: Scotty Perkins, Coach; Roman Head, Buster Carter, Trainer. Brantley, Charles Jenkins, Edward Brown, Ruffin Harrod, Karl Thomas. THE FRESHMAN TEAM We Opponents They Place 81 South Georgia 48 Here 82 Armstrong 67 Here 77 Brewton-Parker 105 Here 70 Georgia Military College 69 There 89 Charleston Mine Force 93 Here 62 Georgia Tech Frosh 62 There 83 Jacksonville Junior 104 There 82 Camp Stewart 93 There 107 Norman Junior 69 Here 102 Armstrong 74 There 73 Jacksonville Junior 112 Here 70 University of Georgia Frosh 87 Tenni 1 le 74 Georgia Tech Frosh 70 Here (overtime) 59 Brewton-Parker 88 There 63 Norman Junior 84 There 104 106 Shirley vies for the title. The Pearl of the Sea and her escort. 107 Janice Ulai etA MISS TC OF 1956 108 SECON D PLACE 109 Martha Tinker THIRD PLACE 110 Catty Hclt FOURTH PLACE ill FIFTH PLACE 112 And cage them they did . . 1956 . . . Tin- As they upped the score . to make Mercer listen to his voice. JUNIORS 117 Patsy • ■ • Grady . ■ Rose ■ ■ Cecil JUNIOR OFFICERS GRADY WILLIAMS President CECIL USHER Vice-President ROSE WATKINS Secretary PATSY PAGE Treasurer JUNIORS ROBERT LEE ALLEN Thomasville, Georgia ALBERT BACON Pembroke, Georgia RUTH BENNETT Blackshear, Georgia MARY LOUISE BIRD Metter, Georgia FRANCIS BISHOP Lumpkin, Georgia ELLEN BLIZZARD Tennille, Georgia JAMES R. BOATRIGHT Swainsboro, Georgia HAYWOOD BOYD Statesboro, Georgia GLORIA BRAND Montezuma, Georgia WILLIAM H. BROOKERD Cordele, Georgia JUNE BROWN Brunswick, Georgia DOROTHY BROWNING Dublin, Georgia 119 JUNIORS BARBARA BURKHALTER Glennville, Georgia BOB BYRD Patterson, Georgia LILA ANNE CANUETTE Statesboro, Georgia LoQUITTA JOYCE CARR Glennville, Georgia CHARLES W. CARTER Manchester, Georgia EMORY CARTRETT Augusta, Georgia HARRY CLARK Statesboro, Georgia C. P. CLAXTON, JR. Statesboro, Georgia JANELL COBB Glennville, Georgia BETTY JO COLLINS Lyons, Georgia POWELL COLLINS Lyons, Georgia PATRICIA COLVIN Surrency, Georgia 120 1956 NANCY CORDRAY Savannah, Georgia ALBERT CORNELISON Rossville, Georgia DOUGLAS CORRY Union Point, Georgia GLE|N COSTON Metter, Georgia SARA CUNNARD Conyers, Georgia LESTER H. DAVIS Tifton, Georgia JEFF DAVIS Dublin, Georgia MARY ANNE DAVIS Mershon, Georgia ALTA DAWSON Ludowici, Georgia BUB DENHAM Sycamore, Georgia IVA MAE DINKINS Folkston, Georgia FRANCES DOSS Attapulgus, Georgia 121 JUNIORS JAMES L. DRAKE Collins, Georgia SARAH FRANCES DRIGGERS Stilson, Georgia NAN FLANDERS Swainsboro, Georgia JIMMY FORD Augusta, Georgia ANN FRIER Millwood, Georgia LEILA S. FULFORD Dublin, Georgia CHARLES ROBERT FUQUA Hilliard, Florida HAL GIBBS Uvalda, Georgia SANDA GLASGOW Dublin, Georgia ROBERT J. GORE Crescent, Georgia CECIL HANNER Buena Vista, Georgia PATRICIA HARKLEROAD Broxton, Georgia 122 1956 ANN HARRISON Kite, Georgia WILSON HARVARD Millen, Georgia JOY CLARICE HATCHER Jesup, Georgia DEP.RELL HENDLEY Garfield, Georgia JOHN ELL HENDLEY Garfield, Georgia EDWARD HIERS Moultrie, Georgia JOANNE HILL Hawkinsville, Georgia ALEXANDER M. HILTON Vidalia, Georgia JEAN HOLLAND Americus, Georgia IRIS HURST Sardis, Georgia CHARLIE IDDINS Reidsville, Georgia ANNIE RUTH JONES Lumber City, Georgia 123 JUNIORS INA JONES Matthews, Georgia SHIRLEY JONES Hazlehurst, Georgia SARAH ANN JORDAN Bartow, Georgia BETTY KEMP Jonesboro, Georgia BILLIE KINCHEN Hazlehurst, Georgia JOHN KING Pitts, Georgia BARBARA LANGLEY Soperton, Georgia BOBBY LASSETTER Newnan, Georgia BEN LEE, JR. Hawkinsville, Georgia MARY NAN LEE Finleyson, Georgia CHARLES W. LINDSEY Egypt, Georgia EDWIN McBRIDE Alston, Georgia 124 19 5 6 FRANCES BELLE McGIRT Poulan, Georgia GLYNN MATHIS Americus, Georgia EUGENE MEADOWS Register, Georgia RUBY LEE N. MEEKS Pembroke, Georgia CLARENCE MILLER Garfield, Georgia JANIS K. MILLER Brooklet, Georgia JAMES MOORE West Green, Georgia AVONEL MORRIS Brunswick, Georgia ELEANOR MULLIS Soperton, Georgia JIMMY MYERS Chester, Georgia JEANETTE NEASE Marlowe, Georgia JAMES 0. NIBLETT, JR. Monroe, Georgia 125 JUNIORS MARY NELL NICHOLS Box ey, Georgia CECIL NOBLES Ludowici, Georgia GERALD NOBLES Glennville, Georgia ALBERT NORMAN Norman Park, Georgia MILTON NORRAS Albany, Georgia ft TAL ORR Dublin, Georgia PATSY PAGE Lyons, Georgia JORDAN A. PHILLIPS, JR. Tarrytown, Georgia JOYCE POWELL Grovctown, Georgia JULIA PRYOR Cordele, Georgia BARBARA PRYSOCK Swainsboro, Georgia SHIRLEY ANN RABUN Thomson, Georgia 126 19 5 6 GENE RACHELS Warrenton, Georgia GLORIETA RICHARDS Columbus, Georgia NAN RICHARDSON Stilson, Georgia MARY FRANCES ROGERS Decatur, Georgia FLOYD A. RUSSELL Statesboro, Georgia MEL SEIDEL Collegeboro, Georgia EARL SMITH Sylvania, Georgia FRANKLIN SMITH Irwinville, Georgia RALPH SPURLOCK Cawood, Kentucky WALTER L. STEPHENS Swainsboro, Georgia YVONNE STONE Glenwood, Georgia FORREST THOMAS Nahunta, Georgia 127 JUNIORS VONELL THOMAS McRae, Georgia MARY TIPPINS Dellyille, Georgia DAL TURNER Clermont, Georgia JACK UPCHURCH Statesboro, Georgia CECIL USHER Egypt, Georgia MARVIN VANOVER Cawood, Kentucky DON WALLEN Wheelwright, Kentucky RALPH DEE WALTON Vidalia, Georgia RALPH WARD Lumber City, Georgia HOWARD WARREN Ludowici, Georgia ROSE WATKINS Hinesville, Georgia MARION WEAVER Ludowici, Georgia 128 1956 MICKIE WEBB Fort Pierce, Florida MARALON WESTBROOK Anniston, Alabama DuWARD WHELCHEL Gainesville, Georgia JAMES B. WHITE Leary, Georgia ALICE WILLIAMS Port Wentworth, Georgia GRADY WILLIAMS Ashburn, Georgia BABS WISENBAKER Savannah, Georgia STAR WOODARD Hazleburst, Georgia KAREN YOUNG Elberton, Georgia CHARLES BENNETT Waycross, Georgia ROSE MEIGHEN Savannah, Georgia WALLACE TANNER Douglas, Georgia 129 4 first row: Bobby Teasley, Manager; Whit Reeves, Jimmy White, Dave Es- monde, Vondoll Hall, Don Wallen, Gene Boston, Roy Alewine, Skeeter Griffin. Second row: Buster Cartee, Trainer; Kelly Powell, George Morrell, Briggs Tyler, Bo Warren, Ralph Berryhill, John Sawyer, Jimmy Ford, Billy Hobbs, Coach J. I. Clements. 1956 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Mar. 9 — Parris Island (Exh.), Apr. 2- there. Apr. 7- Mar. 10 — Parris Island (Exh.), there. Apr. 9- Mar. 15 — Rollins College, here. Apr. 10- Mar. 19 — Florida State, there. Apr. 11- Mar. 20 — Florida State, there. Apr. 19- Mar. 23 — Erskine College, here. Apr. 20- Mar. 24 — Erskine College, here. Apr. 23- Mar. 26 — University of Kentucky, Apr. 26- here. Apr. 27- Mar. 27 — University of Kentucky, Apr. 28- here. Apr. 30- Mar. 29 — North Georgia, here. May 4- Mar. 30 — University of Indiana, May 5- here. May 7- Mar. 31 — University of Indiana, May 8- here. May 1 0- Mar. 31 — Catawba (doubleheader) here. May 15- -Amherst, here. -American International, here. -Erskine, there. -Erskine, there. -Newberry, there. -Piedmont, here. -Piedmont, here. -Newberry, here. -Piedmont, there. -North Georgia, there. -North Georgia, there. -Valdosta State, here. -Florida State, here. -Florida State, here. -Valdosta State, there. -Valdosta State, there. -Mercer University, there. -Mercer University, here. J. I. CLEMENTS Coach 130 137 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 Chester . . . Betty ■ • ■ Joel SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOEL COOPER President BOB CARDELL Vice-President BETTY ALTMAN Secretary CHESTER WEBB Treasurer Joel Cooper Bob Cardell Betty Altman Not Pictured: Chester Webb 138 0 DON ABBOTT Pembroke, Georgia EDWARD ABERCROMBIE Forsyth, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Transfer from Atlanta Division, University of Geor- gia; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Officer 3; BSU 3, 4, Council 4; Cone Hall House Council President 4; p TA 4. ETTA ANNE AKINS Brooklet, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Pres- ident 3; PBFY ], 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Treasurer of Ga. Home Economics Club 2; Organ Guild 3 ,4; East Hall House Council 2, President 3; Interdormitory Council 3; Student Council 3; Social Committee 3; Who ' s Who 4; Miss Home Economics 3; Ciass Sec- retary 2. BETTY ALTMAN Waycross, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from University of Georgia; Art Club 2, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Phi Beta Lamda 4; Wesley Foundation 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Class Secretary 4; IRC 2, 4; FTA 4. STANLEY ARLEN BAILEY Palmetto, Georgia B.S. in Ed. English Transfer from Mercer University; BSU 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; SCA 3; FTA 3, 4; English Club 4, Treasurer 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. DOROTHY GRAINGER BAKER Woodbine, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education 139 RUTH BEVILL Ellabelle, Georgia PAT BLAKE Midway, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education Transfer from Young Harris Junior College; House 2; WRA 2, 3, 4. SENIORS JOHN LEE BOYKIN Sfoiesboro, Georgia BLAKE BROWN Wrightsville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Mathematics Transfer from ABAC; Wesley Founda- tion 3, 4. ROGER BROWN Sycamore, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education Transfer from ABAC; Wesley Founda- tion 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; SCA 2, 3, Vice-President 3; GEORGE- ANNE Staff 3. T. J. CALHOUN Vidalia, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Business Transfer from Brewton-Parker College; FBLA 3, 4; Veterans ' Club 3, 4, Public- ity-Reporter 4. 140 SANFORD B. CAMPBELL Waycross, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Music Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Band 3, 4; Dance Orchestra 1 , 2, 3, 4, Manager 4; Director L. S. Band 4; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4; Music Education Club 3, 4. ROBERT CARDELL, JR. Mansfield, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Exact Science Transfer from Georgia Tech; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Veterans ' Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; BSU 2, 3, 4, Council 4; Cone Hall House Council 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Class Vice-President 4; SCA 2, 3. SENIORS GEORGE PAUL CARR Hinesville, Georgia Transfer from North Georgia College. ANDREW DICKSON CARROLL Fitzgerald, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from Middle Georgia; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Veterans ' Club 4. EULITA CARTER Baxley, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Masquers 1 , 2, 3, 4; ACE 1 , 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4; Beauty Review 3 fourth place; GEORGE-ANNE Staff 3 EMORY CLEMENTS Irwinville, Georgia B S. in Ed. Physical Education Basketball; Baseball; T Club 141 REBA M. CLEMENTS Collegeboro, Georgia Transfer from Norman Junior College- Kappa Delta Pi; FBLA. JOEL W. COOPER Thomasville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Business Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Wesley Founda- tion 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 3; Veterans ' Club 4; Class President 4. SENIORS BARBARA SUE COWART Portal, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education ACE 1, 2, 3; BSU 1, 2, 3; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3. LEOLA CREWS Folkston, Georgia Transfer from South Georgia College; English Club ' ACE. HOWELL DAWSON Ludowici, Georgia MARIE JANICE DEAL Stafesboro, Georgia B.S. in Ed. English, Social Science English Club 4; Masquers 4; WRA I; FTA 4 Alpha Rho Tau 4. 142 EDWARD DECHAU Wrens, Georgia B.S. in Education Industrial Arts Veterans ' Club; Industrial Arts Club Secretary 3. ANN DcLOACH Glennville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education WRA. PBFY; Art Club. SENIORS BILLY MILLINGTON DENNARD Pineview, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Health and Physical Education Transfer from Middle Georgia College; BSU 4; REFLECTOR Staff 4. ALTON DEWS Edison, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education Veterans ' Club 3, 4; Dance Band Vocalist; T Club 2, 3, 4. LILLI DOUBERLY Savannah, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from Erskine College; Art Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 4; ACE 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Lewis Hall House Council 4. ED DUKES Sandersville, Georgia 143 JOSH A. DURDEN, JR. Metter, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 2, President 3; PBYF 1, 2. MARY SUE DURRENCE Reidsville, Georgia International Relations Club 3, 4; Art Club 4; FBLA 3, 4 JUNE EDENFIELD Statesboro, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education ACE 2, 3, 4; PBFY I, 2, 3. 4. JUANETTE ELLINGTON Montrose, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education ACE 1, 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3; SCA 1, 2, 3 ; Pi Beta Lambda 4 SHIRLEY EUNICE Hinesville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from Young Harris College; ACE 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; WRA 2, 3; FTA 1; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3 MARTHA EVANS Newington, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education Transfer from Bessie Tift College; East Hall House Council 3; Social Committee 4; Cheerleader 3 ' May Court 3; BSU 3, 4; WRA 3, 4 •1 % 144 ROBERT E. FAUDREE Albany, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; Veterans ' Club; IRC. a CAROL FOWLER Cuthbert, Georgia BERTIE GLYNN FRANKLIN Townsend, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3; FTA 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Wesley Foundation ], 2, 3, 4. H. EUGENE FRAZIER Atlanta, Georgia B.S. Biology, Math, Music Transfer from Atlanta Division Uni- versity of Georgia; Science Club 4; Vet- erans ' Club 4; Band 3, 4; Planning Board 3; Dance Band 3, 4; Basketball Band 3, 4. SENIORS JIMMY FULFORD Cuthbert, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; Social Science Seminar 3, 4. RONALD BRYAN GINN Morgan, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Business, English Transfer from ABAC; Who ' s Who 1955; Student Council 4; House Council 4, President 4; Masquers 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4; Social Commit- tee 4; FBLA 3, 4, Vice-President 4; BSU 3, 4, Treas- urer 3; Interdormitory Council 4; SCA 3. 145 SENIORS HEYWOOD GNANN Waynesboro, Georgia A.B. History, Chemistry Concert Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1; Science Club ' 2, 3, 4, President 3; IRC 2, 4, Treasurer 2; Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 3; Who ' s Who 4. JEANETTE GNANN C yo, Georgia ACE 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4 HAMILTON L. GRANT Andersonville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. General Science Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; Vet- erans ' Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. CAROLYN GRINER Savannah, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from Armstrong Junior College; WRA 3; Wesley Foundation 3; ACE 3, 4; GEORGE-ANNE Staff 3; Lewis Hall House Council 3. SYBIL JANET GRINER Stafesfaoro, Georgia Transfer from Wesleyan College; ACE 4, FTA 4; Lewis Hall House Council 4. LOIS HAMMOND Augusta, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education BSU 1, 2, 3, Chorister 2, Secretary 3; SCA 1, 2, Secretary 2; West Hall House Council 1, Secretary I; East Hall House Council 2, Secretary 2; Lewis Hall House Council 3, Vice-President 3; Class Sec- retary 1; WRA ]; ACE 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Big Sisters 3, President 3; YWA 3 146 SENIORS JEWEL HART Statesboro, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Home Economics Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, BSU Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; East Hall House Council 2. JO ANN HARTLEY Alamo, Georgia WRA; YWA; FTA; Pi Beta Lambda. CHARLES G. HENDERSON Americus, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Exact Science Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; Science Club 3, 4. EUBIE LEE HENDRIX Statesboro, Georgia ACE 1, 2, 3. OKIE ANN HENDRIX Manassas, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education ACE 4. SAMPSON HERNDON Surrency, Georgia B.S. in Ed. FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4. Business Education 1 17 KATE HODGES Glennville, Georgia West Hall House Council 1; WRA IRC 4. CATHY HOLT Albany, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Music Education Who ' s Who 4; Student Council 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Social Committee 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Masquers 1, 2, 3; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Director 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; GEORGE-ANNE 2, 3; Music Education Club 2, 3, 4; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 4; Band 3, 4, Council 4; En Melodie 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, First Vice-President 4; Beauty Review 3, 4, Fourth Place 4; May Court 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2, State Treasurer 3; SCA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3. JAMES M. HOOD Stotesfaoro, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Business Education FBLA 2. 3. MYRNA LOY HOOD Stotesfaoro, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education FBLA 1, 3; FT A 3; man 4. 2; East Hall House Council ACE 3, 4, Publicity Chair- BETTY JOAN HORNE Mount Vernon, Georgia B.S. Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from Brewton-Parker; ACE; Art Club; Sweetheart of the Veterans ' Club 3; Beauty Review 3, Fifth Place; GTC Gator Bowl Queen 3. CARLTON HUMPHREY Milledgeville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. English Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 2, President 3; GEORGE-ANNE Reporter 2, Managing Editor 3, Copy Editor 4, Edi- tor 3, 4; Sanford Hall House Council 2; Interdormitory Council 2; Social Com- mittee 4; Honors Day 3; Alpha Psi Omega Award 3; English Club 4 148 ANNIE LEE HUNTER Collins, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Alpha Rho Tau 4; ACE 4; FTA 4, SCA I, BSU 1, 2, 4; YWA 4. MARGENE JENKINS Hilltonia, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education East Hall House Council I; SCA 2; WRA 2; ACE 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4, Council 3, 4; Beta Lambda 4. SENIORS FOREST LEON JOHNSON Boneville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident, Vice-President, Sergeant-at-Arms; Veterans ' Club. ALTON JONES Norwood, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from Middle Georgia College; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Philharmonic Choir 3, 4; Veterans ' Club 3, 4; IRC 4; Cone Hall House Council 4. JUNE PROCTOR KENNEDY Statesboro, Georgia S in Ed Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Westminster Fellowship 1 , 2, 3 ' . MARILYN KENT Glennwood, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; BSU I, 2, 3; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3; Masquers 1 , 2. 149 PEGGY KILPATRICK Fitzgerald, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Business Education Philharmonic Choir ], 2; Organ Guild 1; Lewis Hall House Council 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Westminster Fellowship 2, 3- GEORGE-ANNE 1. MARTHA LACEY Hazlehurst, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Band 1, 2, 3; Philharmonic 1, 2, 3; En Melodie 1, 2, 3; Music Education Club 1, 2; Organ Guild 2, 3, Dean 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3; 5CA 1, 2; ACE 2, 3, Treasurer 3. SENIORS DOROTHY LANDON Atlanta, Georgia CLYDE E. LANE Sylvania, Georgia B S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Club Industrial Arts 2, 3, 4. JO ANNE LANE Sylvania, Georgia B.S. in Ed. English, Library Science English Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Honors Day 2. GWENDOLYN LANIER Abetter, Georgia B. S. in Ed. Business Education FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 4; Mas- quers 2; Lewis Hall House Council 4; Student Council 4; Pi Beta Lambda 4; GEORGE-ANNE 1, 2; Class Secretary 3; BSU I L50 SENIORS CAROLYN McCLELLAN Alamo, Georgia B.S. in Ed. WRA 1 , 2. PAT McCORKLE White Plains, Georgia B. S. in Ed. English, Library Science Elementary Education ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; FT A 1, 2, 3; WRA 1, 2; Wesley Foundation ], 2, 3, 4; Masquers 1, 2. H. L. McCRIGHT, JR. Newnan, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from West Georgia College; FTA. NANCY MclNTOSH Waycross, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Maiorette 1, 2, 3; En Melodie I, 2, 3; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Beauty Review, 1, 2, 3, 4, Fourth Place I; Student Council 3; FTA 3, 4, Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 2; May Court 2; REFLECTOR Staff 4. 151 MARY FRANCES McKINNON Douglas, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from South Georgia College; Art Club. ACE. JERRY MANLEY Waynesboro, Georgia LIBBY ANN MARTIN Jesup, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education WRA I, 2; Westminster Fellowship ], 2, 3, 4; Masquers 1; IRC 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Big Sisters 4; REFLECTOR 4; Recipient of Freshman Kappa Delta Pi Award; Kappa Delta Pi 4. JAMES M. MILFORD Harlem, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Veterans ' Club 1 . Physical Education BONNILYN BELL MIXON Abetter, Georgia Transfer from ABAC; Home Economics Club 3, 4 GENE MIXON Vidalia, Georgia m 152 EDISON D. MURPHY Alma, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education Transfer from South Georgia College. ALBERT MURRAY Toccoa, Georgia MARGARET PARKER Savannah, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Educaiton Transfer from Armstrong Junior Col- lege; Philharmonic Choir 3; Westminster Fellowship 3, 4; ACE 3, 4; En Melodie 3; Masquers 3; Lewis Hall House Coun- cil 4. DENT NEWTON Statesboro, Georgia SENIORS GEORGE R. PAULK Willacoochee, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Transfer from Berry College; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Veterans ' Club. CORA McKENZIE PEEPLES Statesboro, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfor from Stockton Junior College, Stockton, Calif.; Canterbury Club 3, 4; ACE 3, 4. 153 CAROLYN PIERCE Eastman, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Business Education Transfer from Middle Georgia College; FBLA 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 4; Philharmonic Choir 3, 4; GEORGE-ANNE Managing Editor Spring 3; Wesley Foundation 3, 4; Lewis Hall House Council 3; Kappa Delta Pi 4; REFLECTOR 4; Student Council 4. KELLY E. POWELL, JR. Kite, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education, Mathematics Class Vice-President I; Class President 2; Student Council 2, Vice-President 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; T Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice- President 4; PBYF 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA 1, 2; Sanford Hall House Council President 2 ANNETTE RHODEN Port Wentworth, Georgia B.S. in Ed. ACE Elementary Education ROBERT L. RICHARDS Augusta, Georgia B.S. in Education Business Education Transfer from Junior College of Augusta; Student Council Vice-President 4; Social Committee 4, FBLA 3, 4; Veterans ' Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. I ■ gtm It SHIRLEY GAY ROUNTREE Twin City, Georgia B.S. in Ed. English, Speecli Masquers 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, Grand Secretary 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3; Beauty Review 1 , 2, 3, 4, Second Place 4; Social Committee 4, English Club 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; West Hall House Council 1; REFLECTOR 4; Who ' s Who 4. NANCY MONETTE ROWLAND Fitzgerald, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from Wesleyan College; ACE 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Pi Beta Lambda 4. 154 SENIORS BARBARA ANN SCOTT Garden City, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from GSCW; Art Club; ACE. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH SCOTT Reidsville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education ACE 1, 3, 4, President 4; IRC 3; Art Club 4; Kap- oa Delta Pi 4. ROBERT L. SEARS Sasser, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from South Georgia College; IRC; Kappa Delta Pi; Winner of Marvin S. Pitmman Scholarship; Who ' s Who 4. REBECCA SHEFFIELD Newton, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Masquers 1, 2, 3; English Club 3. English MAGGIE SIMPSON Kingsland, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Business Education WRA 1, 2, 3; Cave Club 2; FBLA 2, 3; Wesley Foundation ], SCA 1, 2, 3. CHARLES W. SIMS Sfatesboro, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Vice-President 3; T Club 2 3. 155 CAROL VIRGINIA SMITH Claxton, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Transfer from GSCW; F3LA 3, 4. DAN SMITH Glennville, Georgia Business Education FRANCIS M. SMITH, JR. Claxton, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from Mercer University. OTAVIOUS H. SMITH, JR. Daisy, Georgia B.S. in Ed. English, History English Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 3, 4, Chairman 4; Phi Mu Al- pha 1, 2, 3, 4, Warden 2, Treasurer 3; Mu Sigma 1 ; Masquers 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4. JAMES H. SNOOKS Springfield, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Philharmonic Choir 2, 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4; GEORGE-ANNE 3, 4. FRANK TED STRICKLAND Woodbury, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College. 156 LEWIS WALLACE STRICKLAND Hinesville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. English Who ' s Who 4; REFLECTOR 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Editor 4; GEORGE-ANNE 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3; English Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 3, 4, Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; FTA 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4; Veterans ' Club 2, 3, 4, Publicity-Re- porter 3, Secretary 4; SCA 1, 3, Council 3; BDS Club 1: Pi Beta Lambda 4. JIMMY CARTER STYLES Savannah, Geornia SENIORS BILLY TABB Albany, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; Veterans ' Club 3, 4. BETTY THIGPEN Soperton, Georgia B.S. in Ed. FTA; ACE. Elementary Education CAROL THOMAS Waycross, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education Pi Beta Lambda 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2, 3; Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4; WRA 2, 3, 4, In- tramural Coordinator 3; Philharmonic Choir 1; En Melodie 2, Vice-President 2; BSU 1, 2; Alpha Rho Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; REFLEC- TOR 4; Big Sisters 4. GLENN THOMAS Jesup, Georgia 157 MARIE THOMAS Milstead, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Physical Education Masquers 1; WRA 1 , 2, 3, 4, President 3; Pi Beta Lambda 4. BEELER THOMPSON Gordon, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from Emory-at-Oxford; Assis- tant Basketball Trainer 1; Aassistant Baseball Trainer 2; BSU. S E N I O R S| LAWANNA TILLMAN Glennville, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science, English BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 2, Secretary 3, Third Vice- President 4; BSU State Executive Council 4; Mas- quers 1, 2, 3; IRC 3, 4, YWA 4; Lewis Hall House Council 4. BETTY FAYE TIPPINS Waycross, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from University of Georgia Off-Campus Center, Waycross; ACE 3, 4; BSU 3, 4 FTA 3 4- YWA 4; SCA 3. JOHN C. TOOTLE Glennville, Georgia LAWRENCE KEITH TURNER Ashburn, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social Science Transfer from Georgia Military College; Wesley Foundation 3, 4; IRC 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Cone Hall House Council Vice-President 4; Inferdormitory Coun- cil 4: FTA 4 tm 1 5,x MRS. HILDA VAUGHN Savannah, Georgia B.S. in Ed. WEITA WALL Dawson, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Home Economics Physical Education Drum Majorette 1 , 2, 3, 4; WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4, President 4. CLIFF WAI TON Swainsboro, Georgia PAUL E. WARD Ludowici, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Social S cience Transfer from Young Harris College; Pi Beta Lamb- da 4; Wesley Foundation 3, 4, Treasurer 4. WESLEY I ANE WARD Harlan, Kentucky B.S. in Ed. Physical Education, Mathematics T Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Westminster Fellowship 1,2 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. MARCIA DALE WARNOCK T arrytown, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Transfer from Brewton-Parker; ACE, Art Club; Beauty Review 3; May Court 3. 159 RALEIGH ELTON WARREN Claxton, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Business Education Transfer from ABAC; FBLA. JEAN WATSON Dublin, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Elementary Education Masquers 1; Art Club 2; ACE 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Westminster Fellowship 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; WRA 3. DONALD C. WHALEY Statesboro, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club I , 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 1 , President 2; Veterans ' Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY WILLIS Cochran, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Home Economics Transfer from Middle Georgia College; Cheerleader 3; Home Economics Club 3, 4; WRA 3; Beauty Review 3. SENIORS HARRIET LUCRETIA WOODARD Hazlehur t, Georgia B.S. in Ed. Music Education Transfer from Wesleyan Conservatory; Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band Vocalist 2; Choir 2, 3, 4, Chairman of Board of Directors 4; GEORGE-ANNE 3; Organ Guild 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Music Education Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; En Melodie 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Who ' s Who 4; REFLECTOR Associate Editor 4; Social Committee 4; Big Sisters 4. DORIS GRIFFITH Savannah, Georgia icii Up, Ed. top Mar ch ° 1956 De, us the Wl th e d 7 • 1 team. Qs we So 3pfc o Ur that We dre lap 2 o r with your 9 t rio your o Johnny u The AuJ dl to SaVa hTorn? ent nir] S News 1G2 THE REFLECTOR John Tootle Billy Dennard Harriet Woodard Bob Allen Mickie Webb Bob Byrd Curtis Walker Bob Spell LEWIS W. STRICKLAND Editor GENE MEADOWS Business Manager Gerry Todd Maralon Westbrook Sonora Brooker Cecile Woodward Nancy Mcintosh Carol Thomas Libby Ann Martin Diana Bair STAFF Babs Wisenbaker Star Woodard Sylvia Gurganus Frances Belle McGirt Ellen Blizzard Bette Kemp Carolyn Bourne Joye Bacon Ann Reid Mary Jane Harper Pat Fletcher Elizabeth South Shirley Rountree Gwen Lanier Major Ray Battle Ralph Walton Xetter ffrw the €4 ' ttw . . . Dear Students, This is your book of memories. On these pages we have tried to preserve the experience of a year spent on the Sweetheart campus. a year filled with unforgettable experiences - experiences which can never again be had but only recalled - ir. the library nd Blue Tide, clubs and meetings, specie! dates, athletic events, long awaited letters . Out of the student body of 3TC oomes the staff of the 1S56 Refl ec tor  This staff has worked many long, hard hours to produce this book. You, the students, have made the events, and we, the staff, have recorded them for posterity for you to recall ir. the years to come. We have been unable to capture in words and pictures many of the intangible experiences which are a vital part of college - last- ing friendships, spiritual growth, knowledge acquired, new hopes, and ideals. But it is our sincere desire triat in this, the 19b6 edition, the moments special to each of you have been memorable preserved so that when viewed in the years to come this book will bring back ten- der memories of the days you spent on the Sweetheart campus. publishing a yearbook is hard work, nevertheless we have en loved every moment of the time spent to give it to you. ' A ' e have made various changes in the style of the bock which we think add to it. V. ' e have attempted to depict the events as they happened, toe hope you like it. Thanks to all who have contributed to make this book possible. Lewis W. Strickland Editor, 1956 keflector 165 The seniors bid farewell to the campus in the Lantern Walk June 3. Here Cathy Holt speaks to the Marvin Pittman School Building. Aunt Sophie retires at the end of Summer School. We wish for you many happy years as you reminisce of those twenty-odd years spent here. 166 J. 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P. JONES Gulf Oil Products DISTRIBUTORS STATESBORO GEORGIA Compliments of HINES DRY CLEANERS 27 W. Vine Street STATESBORO GEORGIA HERFF JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive Class Jewelry . . . Graduation Announcements Medals . . . Trophies . . . Scholastic Awards ELIOTT BATTLE, 36, Representative The College Grill MILK SHAKES SUNDIES ICE CREAM Good Foods • U. S. Route 301 25 STATESBORO, GEORGIA EVERETT MOTOR CO. DESOTO — PLYMOUTH • Phone 4-3343 45 North Main STATESBORO GEORGIA Central Ga. Gas Co., Inc. BUTAN E — PROPAN E Bottled Gas Service • Statesboro Swainsboro Millen Claxton SMITH-TILLMAN MORTUARY AMBULANCE SERVICE • Day Phone 4-2722 Night 4-2991 STATESBORO GEORGIA HOKE S. BRUNSON BUICK AUTOMOBILES • ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT • Phone 4-2141 STATESBORO GEORGIA SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. • CATALOG SALES OFFICE Shop at Sears and Save Telephone 4 5448 STATESBORO W. Main GEORGIA Statesboro Buggy Wagon Co. Hardware, Roofing, Wire, DuPont Paint — Electrical Equipment — STATESBORO GEORGIA • CHEESEFURTERS • PORK SAUSAGE • HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • At Xmas Time we offer to Business and Professional people a de- licious, selected hickory smoked HAM attractively wrapped in Xmas paper and boxed ready for shipping — ideal gift for friends and business associates. R o b h i n s Red Breast Brands STATESBORO GEORGIA Compliments of F. W. Darby Lumber Co. and Darby Wood-Preserving Co. TREATED AND UNTREATED LUMBER Telephone — Poplar 4-5484 STATESBORO GEORGIA Compliments of Orkin Exterminating Co., Inc. World ' s Largest Pest Control Company Call 3-4703 2505 Skidaway Rd. FAVORITE SHOE STORE Shoes fitted by X-ray • WEATHERBIRD — VELVETSTEP CITY CLUB SHOES East Main Statesboro Statesboro ' s Only Exclusive Shoe Store HODGES MOTEL Home Cooked Food in Ultra Modern Air-Conditioned Restaurant 4 mi. N. on U. S. 301 Phone 3213 MR. MRS. LOYD HODGES Owners — Managers STATESBORO GEORGIA Compliments of THE FAIR STORE Your Style Headquarters in Statesboro for LADIES ' — MEN ' S — CHILDREN ' S WEAR ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY 15 Courtland Street Phone 4-2825 STATESBORO GEORGIA ,:MV als of Original layouts, distinctive typography and sparkling reproduction that give your annual the luxurious appearance impossible to obtain by standard layout, mass-production methods. P e S 110 TRINITY PLACE DECATUR, GEORGIA 1 9 ZACH S. HENDERSON LIBRARY D 2001 DMflflTO 1