Turner County High School - Rebel Yearbook (Ashburn, GA)

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Fonda Ellerbec and Cheryl Walker admire the high S. A.T. score of Alex Dasher. Turner County boasts a guidance depart- ment that is complete and informative. Mr. Robert Gressett, head of the department, maintains an extensive source of college materials and readily offers advice to all of the students at Turner High. The guidance department sponsors nu- merous tests during the year that provide the student with information concerning his fu- ture vocation. Mr. Gressett orders some new college hand- books. Lynn Kelley shows Sandra Wisham some valuable information about colleges on the Guidance Bul- letin-Board. Guidance MR. ROBERT GRESSETT B.S., Georgia Southern Guidance, Physical Education, Economics, Assist. Football Coach, B Team Basketball Coach Student Council Advisor Mr. Gressett and Johnny Young discuss the courses needed for en- tering college.

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MRS. H. E. JONES. JR. B.S., M.S. G.S.C.W., F.S.U. Librarian, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club Officers of the Library Club: Barbara Morris President, Bill Ellis Vice Pres., Fabian Fain Sec. -Treas., Linda Crav- by Reporter, Shirly Taylor Pari. Students use the library for research and enjoyment of reading. Library Give a man a pipe he can smoke. Give a man a book he can read; And his home is bright with a calm delight. Though the room be poor indeed. James Thomson Gifts Endless valuable research ma- terial such as magazines and refer- ence books and interesting reading material are found in the library of T. C. H. S. Through the library's resources, each student may increase his knowledge on almost any subject and may better himself through re- search and reading. Service to the student body of Turner High is given by members of the Library Club. Each member works one hour daily in the library showing films, filing books, and assisting students in finding research material. As they serve, they learn the many facets of library work, and become competent users of li- brary materials. Knowledge of library science and the experience of helping others are the two fold gain of the Library Club.

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Physical Education Department In the physical education classes, teenagers gain physical and moral growth. Through exercising regu- larly, Turner County's youth de- velop strong, alert, and healthy bodies. They cultivate a sense of clean sportsmanship by participat- ing in such competitive sports as softball, football, basketball, and track. The chance for future success is certainly improved by possessing the physically fit body and whole- some outlook provided by the Phys- ical Education course. Tony Watson, left, and Larry Irwin, above, try broad jumping as other P. E. students await their turn. Mr. Gressette supervises his P. E. class in the broadjump. C. A. Potts hurls discus in his P. E. period. Above and right: Mr. Hardin gives instruction to girls in basketball. At left: James Taylor participates in the weight lifting program. 3 A.