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

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1965 Rebel Dedication Miss Baxter makes plans for her day’s classes. It has been said that a teacher affects eternity; she can never tell where her influence stops. We, the class of 1965, dedicate this annual to one who might well have been the inspiration for this philosophy. Her guidance, patience, and in- terest in the accomplishments of each student has commanded the respect and admiration of those at Turner County High throughout the eight years she has served here. Each pupil who has come under her influence in her classes departs with a deeper un- derstanding of the English language and a greater appreciation for liter- ature. Not only does she fulfill a teacher’s responsibility, but she finds time to sponsor the Beta Club and keep score records at basketball games. Utmost in loyalty, utmost in character, and utmost in the hearts of the students is Miss Florence Baxter, teacher of English at Turner County High School. Students leave the Beta Club meeting with a deeper un derstanding of education. Miss Baxter adds to the study of Shakespeare by playing records of his sonnets. Miss Baxter is present at every T.C.H.S. basketball game performing the duties of keeping score records. 5

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4 Miss Florence Baxter

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1965 Rebel Appreciation To express our appreciation to one who is de- serving of recognition is one of the more gratify- ing aspects of being a senior. The individual to whom we offer recognition, is outstanding in his service to the school and community. His friend ship to the students and faculty of Turner County High envokes the admiration and affection of all. AS Associate Editor of the Wiregrass Farmer, he promotes all sport and club events of Turner Co. High by printing news articles to inform the public of the various activities. An active mem- ber of the Athletic Club, he stimulates interest in Rebel athletes and encourages each to fulfill his potential. His attendance at the numerous banquets and social events, and his filling the podium as guest speaker at club meetings on many occasions display his regard for the impor- tance of extracurricular activities. Counselor of the Methodist Youth Fellowship, he supports all functions of the First Methodist Church and offers guidance and spiritual leadership to its youth. Mr. Austin Saxon, the class of '65 offers our appreciation for your many valuable services to our school and community. We especially thank you for your belief and confidence in the youth of Turner County. Students appreciate the friendship and encouragement of Austin Saxon. Austin carefully survey! the situation at a foot- ball game before takin| his notes. Austin and Mr. Sims discuss school news fcr the paper. 6 Austin and other Turner Co. fans enjoy visiting at sports events.