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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

' A • 1� 00 7 3 — v -v v v-v .-v ■ . v a 7'; ' ' 6 Ml ___ i? UJ LJ ' - V: JiV a 2 i If � T r THE REBEL Turner County High School Ashburn, Georgia Volume XIV, 1971 TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Section........1 Organizations.........14 Sports................44 Faces.................70 Closing..............156 Advertisements.......165 15 T.C.H.S. Student Council True representive government by free demo- cratic elections Is the essence of the American way of life. At T. C. H. S., we believe this is a truth, not a theory. Our Student Council exemplifies this belief. This student government became a dynamic force in school life. 16 17 Le Francais Club A club that enables the students to increase their knowledge of the French language and to better under- stand the French way of living. President - Romaine Currier Vice-President - John Rainey Secretary - Dianne Connell Treasurer - Bobbie Clark Parliamentarian - Michael Dye Advisor - Lynette Thompson 19 Future Teachers of America The F.T. A. is composed of prospective teachers who are juniors and seniors. They must maintain a B average. This year the members of this club discovered what teach- ing means by substituting for teachers at various schools in the county. OFFICERS: Pres. - Vicky Dunlap Vice-Pres. - Rachel Blackwell Sec. - Donna Hanner Treas. - Sammy Young Pari. - Mike Wisham Hist. - Mara Moree Advisor - Mrs. Bennett Pate Jr. Tri-Hi-Y The Junior Tri-Hi-Y was one of the most active clubs at TCHS. They visited convales- cents, sponsored a teen talk, sold candy, dis- tributed honesty pledges, displayed posters on drugs, drinking and sportsmanship, and many other things. President - Beverly Beard Vice-President - Linda Carter Secretary - Dorothy Cushion Treasurer - Jacquelyn Gamble Chaplain - Debbie Rendek Sweetheart - Steve Hobby Advisor - Mrs. Savannah Weston Sr. Tri-Hi-Y The Sr. Tri-Hi-Y is a club organized for Junior and senior girls. The main purpose of this club is to promote Christian living. This club sold calendars, helped with the White Christmas program, and had a bottle drive to help pay expenses for delegates to Youth Assembly. Pres. - Pat Ponder Vice-Pres. - Rachel Blackwell Vice-Pres. - Elizabeth Edge Sec. - Mara Moree Treas. - Roxanne Pitts Chaplain - Sharon Holmes Advisor - Miss Taunton 21 Hi-Y President - Paul Baldwin Vice-President - Chip Moree Secretary-Treasurer - Mike Wisham Chaplain - Jeff Forshee Sweetheart - Donna Luke Advisor - Mrs. Tommy Helms 2 25 Future Farmers of America The FFA is one of the most dependable and helpful clubs around the school. They have won many honors. They placed first in the District Forestry Meet, and the District Rural Electrifica- tion Meet. 26 turner county President - David Hickman, Vice-President - Greg Denham, Secretary - Johnny Whiddon, Treasurer - Jack Philips, Chaplain - Roy Lumsden, Parliamentarian - Burt Shepherd, Reporter - Rusty Smith, Sentinel - Donnie Sellars, Advisors - Mr. O. H. Rhodes, Mr. Eston Freeman. 27 Future Homemakers of America The FHA is one of the larger and more active clubs at TCHS. Among their pro- jects were the March of Dimes, and the FFA-FHA Chickenque. President - Brenda Sue Pate Vice-President - Arlene Harrell Treasurer - Vicki Roberts Parliamentarian - Peggy Morris Historian - Faye Warren CHAIRMEN Honor Roll - Karen Hanner Degree - Jerylin Barnette Project - Beverly Beard Music and Recreation - Beverly Branch Public - Debra Gandy Sweethearts - Alan Cooper Greg Denham 28 Chapter Mothers - Mrs. Bennie Gandy Mrs. Gerald Barnette Mrs. G. J. Pate Advisor - Mrs. Donnell Stubbs Future Nurses of America The F.N.A. is a club whose members work, for a limited period, as nurses aids. This experience is the beginning of lives dedicated to relieving human suffering. These stu- dents find personal satisfaction in helping others. OFFICERS: Pres. - Brenda Reynolds V. Pres. - Sharon Holmes Sec. -Treas. - Laura Fiveash Chaplain - Elizabeth Edge Program - Glenda Whiddon Advisor - Mrs. Hampton 29 4-H OFFICERS: Pres. - Rachel Ethridge Girl’s V. Pres. - Susan Wheeler Boy's V. Pres. - Dan McCorvey Reporter - Chris Brown Pari. - Dale Wiggins Sec. -Treas. - Paula Gravitt BENJIE GRIFFIN - District Pres. 31 T.C.H.S. Band The band played a major part in the increase of school spirit this year. They spent many long hours practicing, and were very popular with the student body. Library Club The library club serves both a needed and useful function at TCHS. Club members make order out of the bewild- ering maze of books in the library. They are always cheerful and willing to help students. President - Diane Connell Vice-President - Dan McCorvey Secretary - Brenda Sue Pate Treasurer - Allen Carter Historian - Jack Philips Advisor - Mrs. C. C. Goss Interact The Interact Club is a division of Rotary Club. Advised by Dr. Ray Clayton and Mr. A1 Wright, this club has performed a needed service to the community. They organized a car wash to raise money, gave to the needy at Christmas, and distributed trash cans around town. OFFICERS: Pres. - Jay Faircloth V. Pres. - John Goss Sec. - David Hickman Treas. - Bob Christian Directors - Chip Moree Greg Denham Benjie Griffin Sweetheart - Susan Dukes Advisors - Dr. Ray Clayton Mr. A1 Wright 34 35 Rocket Club A club setting the pace for promo- tion and experimentation of rocketry. Rockets and leaders are judged by their altitude and stability. 37 Pep Club The Pep Club, promoter of spirit, is made up of students who show exceptional enthusiasm for their school. The Pep Club instills school allegiance in the student body. The spirit generated by this club has been tremendous. Beta Club Promotion of character and high scholastic average defines the goal of the Beta Club. Ad- mittance to the club requires a grade average of 93-94 or an A- President - Vicki West Vice-President - Laura Fiveash Secretary - Donna Hanner Treasurer - James Wynn Historian - Sue Warren Advisor - Mrs. Wayne Baxter Annual Staff Creating a book of remembrance is the responsibility of the Annual Staff. They seek to capture involve- ment in the year 1970- 71. Each facet of school life must be present in the pages of this book. The story must be told, and the message must be clear. The characters in this story are real. They are the heart of T.C.H.S. 42 43 1970 Rebels 9-1-1 Year JOHN DYE - Assistant Coach BENJIE GRIFFIN, End LARRY BATEMAN, Center Seniors ’71 BILL WILSON Tackle JAY FAIRCLOTH Guard GARY STANFORD. Tackle 49 JERRY LEWIS, Back Football 1970 The 1970 Rebels marched through the first seven games undefeated. In the eighth contest, Irwin County was the foe, with the sub-region champion- ship riding on the line. A win or tie would clinch the crown for Turner and the Rebels came through with a come-from-behind 13-13 tie. Turner breezed by the next two opponents preparing for the region title clash with Wilcox County in Crisp County sudium. Here, the Rebels felt the sting of defeat for the first and last time of the season. But the trademark of determination and the never-give- up attitude showed the true winners to be the 1970 Rebels. 52 Homecoming Court 1970 BONNIE REINHARDT Senior Attendant BRENDA SUE PATE Homecoming Queen MARA MOREE 54 Junior Attendant MILDRED CROSS Senior Attendant SUSAN WHEELER Junior Attendant Cheerleaders 1971 Bobbie Ponder Debbie Rendek Karen Rendek Nancy Jannot Donna Luke Sandra Cravey Gloria Lawson Vicki West Lynn Greene Pat Holmes Spirited autumn nights ... energetic winter evenings ... happy laughter and bitter tears. These tell the story of the TCHS cheerleaders. To a cheerleader hard work is the order of the day. With new members on the squad each year, the cheerleaders tirelessly practice to perfect their art. Often without thanks our cheerleaders inspired us to yell louder and stomp harder at sports events. They helped promote school spirit through posters, inventing interesting pep rallys and cheering at games. For a job well done and to a great squad we thank you TCHS Cheerleaders. SPONSORS: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Baxter, and Miss Taunton Girls’ Basketball 1970-71 56 B-Team Boys’ Basketball 1970-71 Varsity COACH RUDENE GENTRY 60 B-Team 62 The hardwood floor is bare, the bleachers empty. The sounds of a season of basketball are ceased. The sweaty practices and giant blisters are over for a season, But the few weeks of Tuesday and Friday night basket- ball games remain in the hearts of the students at TCHS. They all know and appreciate the determina- tion and hard work of our cagers. With fond memories we bid goodby to Basketball 1971. 63 Seniors 71 A team is led by its seniors. By setting an example of hard work and dedication, these seniors were an inspiration to their team. The many hours of practice and difficult games, all without a hard word from the seniors, make them a credit to their class. 64 Baseball The Rebs Do It Again! The Rebel baseball team again this year had a successful season, compiling a 7-3 record. The Rebs downed Lee Co., Norman Park, and Worth Co. twice and Irwin Co. once. Rebel loses came twice at the hands of powerful Fitzgerald and once from Irwin Co. Ad- vancing to the sub-region play-offs the Rebs met Pelham in a one game series for the title. In a hard fought contest the Rebels were defeated. This put an abrupt end to what might have been a long baseball season. But with only four seniors, Don Holly, Fred McMurrian, Sammy Young, and Carlton Murphy, leaving the squad, Turner County baseball looks bright for next year. 66 67 • •� 71 The Turner County Board of Education is the backbone of the school system in Turner County. They make dicisions which keep the schools functioning properly. The members of the board fill a tremendously responsible position because the education of our young people is of prime impor- tance. 72 73 Faculty Mr. Walter Crenshaw Mr. W. G. Hardin 74 Mr. Charles Nazworth Mr. O. H. Rhodes Mrs. Francis Pate y Mrs. Ruth Raines Mrs. Myrtice Smith Mrs. Donnell Stubbs Miss Linda Taunton Mr. Hodge King 75 Office and Counseling Staff Their tremendous interest in education motivates our staff to tireless service. In the service, student needs are always given priority. A special kind of devotion is necessary to serve others with this caliber of enthusiasm and interest. The quality leadership and sound judgement of our staff are strong tools for education. 76 MRS. W. G. HARDIN, Secretary Language Arts The aim of the language a£ts department is to make students express themselves clearly and precisely. Miss Thompson, Mrs. Weston, and Mrs. Woodard teach sophomore English. The juniors are taught by Mrs. Baxter, and Mr. Crumbley teaches the seniors. 78 79 Social Studies Department Students studying History, Sociology and Economics, and Government, gain a better understanding of our country and man's place in society. With this knowledge, these students will go into the world as better citizens. 80 81 Science and Mathematics To give pupils an adequate under- standing of science or math requires a special kind of person. More than knowledge is required to teach. An effective teacher is one who is able to communicate. Such qualifications as these demand teachers like Mr. Helms, Mrs. Raines, Mr. Mitchell, and Mrs. Pate. 82 Commercial Department Encourages Skills Miss Taunton, Mr. Nazworth, and Mr. Crenshaw in our commercial department offer bookkeeping, typing, office practice, and shorthand to prepare students for the world of business. 84 Vocational Department In the vocational departments students learn by doing. Mrs. Stubbs guides the home ec. girls, and Mr. Rhodes leads the ag. boys. Mr. Freeman works with ag. stu- dents and farmers in the community. 85 f Music Department Mastering the art of music takes practice and discipline. Coordinating movement with rythym contributes to the effectiveness of music. And the beat goes on ... 86 Library and Study Hall for Our Convenience Our Library and study-hall are here for our convenience. Under the direction of Mrs. Goss, our library has maintained its high educational function. Mrs. Smith supervises our studyhalls which provides an atmosphere for creativity and work. 87 Lunchroom and Maintenance Through careful planning, Mrs. Rooks and her staff prepare wholesome lunches for the students and teachers. Dotie, the school custodian, stays busy keeping T. C. H. S. clean. 88 Driver’s Education: Teaches for the Future Coach John Dye works extra hard with his students in Driver's Training, His purpose is to teach students the proper techniques of driving. These skills will be of use today and for many days to come. 89 Seniors of ’73 90 Linda Arnold Eddie Austin Beverly Baggett Randy Barfield Bobby Barker Lillie Barnes Freddie Bateman Beverly Beard Charles Beard Vicki Beard Doris Bell Juanita Bell Albert Chever David Clark Evelyn Clark Geneva Clark Jackie Coats Carolyn Cole Linda Collier Jo Ann Combes Sheldon Cook Pam Cornwell Sandra Cravey Janey Crumpton Brenda Currier 93 Dorothy Cushion Tommy Davis Jerry Dean Leon Donohoo Susan Dukes Debra Edge Gloria Edmond Willie Edwards Glenn Ellerbee Ricky Elliott Wylene Everett Gloria Evers Donalene Ezell Paul Faye Wesley Fiveash Judy Fogarty 94 Tommy Fountain Kathy Freeman Debra Gandy Jacauelyn Gamble Edward Gammage Patsy Gammage James Gates Sheran Gibbs Johhny Gilbert Annie Gipson 95 Lanier Gipson Danny Godwin Joel Grayitt Lynn Greene Lorene Greene Donnie Griffin Jessie Hall Francis Hall Lorine Harvey Pam Hasty 96 Mammie Hayes Wesley Herndon Gloria Hill Charles Hille Mary Hill Vicki Hobbs Beth Hobby 97 Steve Hobby Marvin Holmes Sarah Hunt Connie Ireland Greg Ireland Jill Johnston Gloria Jones Terry Jones Geraldine Jordon Len Jordon Eric Kovac Mike Lamb Leon Lawson Aldonnie Laster Linda Lee Warren Lee 98 Danny Leggett Gail Little Becky Lolly Donna Luke Ricky Luke Audrynette Lumpkin Raymond McCoy Robert McNair Frank Moore Gloria Morris Pam Morris Audie Murphy Theresa Nelson John Office Glenn Pate Clara Poke Eddie Poke Bobbie Ponder Billy Posey Frank Prather Ann Purcell Jimmy Pylant Sherra Raines Sharon Ratliff Tim Ray Deborah Rendek Beaulah Richardson James Rowe 101 Larry Sanders Steve Schley Edward Sheppard Louvenia Shepherd Tim Shivers Steve Shealy John Simmon Allen Smith Scott Smith Glenn Stanford Oscar Stewart Nellie Stewart Debra Story Daryl Sumner Harward Teague Joey Thompson 102 Janice Tomlinson Ike Truluck Mike Truluck Donna Walker Gary Walker Jo Ann Walker Larry Walker Larry Walker Tina Waller Faye Warren 103 Rhett Watson Marvin West Ricky Westbrooks Brenda Wheeler Gary Whiddon Allen Whitehead Neal Wiley Steve Willis Michael Wilkerson Cindy Wilson Ray Wise Lillie Woods 104 Seniors of ’72 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - John Goss Vice-President - James Wynn Treasurer - Paula Gravitt Secretary - Glenda Whidden 106 W. C. Adams David Baldwin Chris Barber Jerilyn Barnette Ernestine Bateman Nan Blanchard Susan Britt Chris Brown Doris Brown Glenda Bullington Laura Burgess Lorene Canady 107 Marguerite Carithers Pearlie Carithers Dusty Carter Gary Carter James Chatfield Bobbie Clark Melvin Clark Elaine Cleghom Laura Collins Mike Cook Allan Cooper Gwen Cornwell 108 109 Diane Edmanson Mark Elder Rachel Etheridge Margie Evers Ernestine Ezell Mary Felton no Sylvia Floyd Wanda Folsom Jeff Forshee Linda Fortson James Gamble Joan Gaskin Debbie Geoghagan Larry Geoghagan Joy6e Goodman ill John Goss Paula Gravitt Bertha Gray Butch Hasty Lewis Hilmon Alan Hobby 112 Sharon Holmes Jimmy House •� Dorothy Hoyt Jack Ivey Hazel Jackson Laura James Laura Johnson Samuel Johnson Randy Jordan Linda Kennedy Henry Lamb Chria Law Virginia Leggett Marie Little Eva Mae Lilly 113 V' • Robert Love Roy Lumsden Lewis Maddie Betty Martin Everette Mathis Pam Me Card JoAnn MetCalf Oddessa Middlebrooks Mara Moree Bucky Morgan Peggy Morris Shiron Murphy Randy Myers Margaret Nelson Robert Nutt Roxanne Pitts Penny Ponder James Powell Glenda Presley Lee Presley IIS 116 Rusty Smith Michael Smith Susie Smith 117 Dennis Summers Margaret Taylor Melvin Terrell Christine Thomas Royce Thomas Dorothy Towns Charles Walker Sue Warren Ann West Annie Westbrooks Margaret Westbrooks Deborah Wheeler 118 Susan Wheeler Joan Whiddon Glenda Whiddon Gail Whittle Dale Wiggins Janice Wilkerson Ken Williamson Susan Williford Ellen Wood Zeke Woodall James Wynn Greg Young 119 Seniors of ’71 President - Bill Wilson Vice-President - Brenda Sue Pate Secretary - Bonnie Reinhardt Treasurer - Mildred Cross 120 PAUL STARK BALDWIN LARRY CHARLES BATEMAN DAVID ALLEN BLACK ROBERT LEON BARBER GLORIA JEAN BATEMAN DEBORAH CHERYL BELL THOMAS BRITT 121 ALTON BRYANT WILLIE LEE BURGESS EDDIE JOE BRYAN ALAN EUGENE CARTER 122 ROBERT BUSSEY CHRISTIAN RICKY CLEG HORN sy r-'! LYNETTE DAVIS CREGORY LYNN DENHAM BILLY CURTIS CUSHION 123 HORACE GARY FLEMING GLORIA KAY FREEMAN LAURA ELIZABETH FIVEASH 124 ANTHONY BEN GRIFFIN MILTON HALL KAREN FAYE HANNER CHERYL ARLENE HARRELL DAVID EUGENE HICKMAN LELA ANN HOBBY GAIL JUANITA HOLMES DONNA CAROL HOUSE DANNY LEE INGRAM 126 DALE VENIOR JONES BRUCE LEONARD JOYNER MARIA NAN KELLY ALICE JEANETTE NEILL GERALDINE NELSON DARLENE MOORE PASSMORE 130 BRENDA SUE PATE EARL LINDSEY PERRY MARION JACKSON PHILLIPS FRANCIS DIANNE PITTS JUANITA PITTMAN PATRICIA ELAINE PONDER 13) WRAY REID BRENDA KAY REYNOLDS KAREN JOANNE RENDER VICKIE LOU ROBERTS RONALD WAYNE SAYLOR DONALD ASHLEY SELLARS GEORGE BURTON SHEPHARD GEORGE JAY SHINGLER. JR. RALPH SIDER 134 VETTA WALKER BARBARA JUNE WATSON DEBORAH ANN WEST BEVERLY ANITA WHEELER 135 JOHNNY PRESTON WHIDDON JUNE GILLEY WHIDDON DIANE WATSON WILEY FRANKLIN ANDREW WILEY DEBRA YVONNE WILKERSON MIKE ALAN WILLIAMS WALLY MALCOLM WILSON WILLIAM GLENN WILSON TERRY MICHAEL WISHAM 13« ROBERT STANFORD WOODARD SAMUEL MARTIN YOUNG RONALD GARY YOUNGBLOOD Gregory Lynn Denham (1953-1971) When I am dead, my dearest, Sing no sad songs for me; Plant thou no roses at my head. Nor shady cypress tree. Be the green grass above me With showers and dewdrops wet; And if thou wilt, remember, And if thou wilt, forget. I shall not see the shadows, I shall not feel the rain; I shall not hear the nightingale Sing on as if in pain. And dreaming through the twilight That doth not rise nor set, Haply 1 may remember, And haply may forget. C. Rossetti 137 Seniors “71 138 PAT PONDER ... energetic ... smiling ... hard worker ... 'doer' ... BENJIE GRIFFIN ... down to earth ... buoyant ... unfailing ... gallant ... BONNIE REINHARDT ... sparkling__zealous ... funny ... merry maker ... JAY FAIRCLOTH ... tactful ... athletic ... debonair ... composed ... Dedication Here is a man worthy of praise. His careet as a teacher has been marked with capability, sincerity, and feeling for others. Education and community service fill his days and often consume his nights. Almost thirty years of his life has been given to the education of the young people of Turner County. The students of TCHS consider Mr. O. H. Rhodes more than a teacher and advisor; he is a friend. 144 To be STAR STUDENT is a tremendous honor. This award goes to the student with the highest S. A. T. score. Great achievement does not come without encouragement. A good teacher makes you leam, but a great teacher makes you enjoy learning. The STAR STUDENT, Laura Fiveash, selected Mrs. O. H. Rhodes as the STAR TEACH- ER. Seniors SOPHOMORE HONOR STUDENTS: Lilie Barnes, Beverly Branch, Debra Gandy, Pam Hasty, Len Jordan, Gail little, Bob- bie Ponder, Billy Posey, Debbie Pendek, Scott Smith, Cindy Wilson, Rhett Watson, Shelia Yarborough. JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS; Mara Moree and Ken Williamson. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS; Eddie Joe Bryan, Vicky Dunlap, Jay Fair- cloth, Gary Flemming, Karen Hanner, Judy Lane, Darlene Passmore, Pat Ponder, Karen Rendek, Marsha Tomlinson, Vicki West, Frankie Wiley. HONOR GRADUATES; Eddie Joe Bryan, Vicki Dunlap, Laura Fiveash, Pat Ponder, Vicki West. 147 Scholarships and Awards Paul Baldwin - DAR Award, Eddie Joe Bryan - I Dare You Award, Ernestine Collier - American Legion Citizen- ship Award, Romaine Currier - French Club Aid Winner, Pat Ponder - DAR Award, University of Georgia Merit Award Winners, Marsha Tomlinson - Ashburn Bank Scholarship, Rhett Watson - French Club College Award, Vicki West - I Dare You Award, Sammy Young - American Legion Citizenship Award, Maud Butler Scholarship. Athletic Awards KAREN RENDER - Outstanding Cheerleader. IN BASKETBALL: Gloria Lawson, Chip Moree. Most Valuable Varsity Players; Bobby Barker, Patsy Mangum (not pictured) Most Valuable B Team Players. IN FOOTBALL: Bill Wilson - Most Valuable Lineman; Eddie Gammage - Most Valuable B Team Player; Larry Walker - Most Valuable Back. DENNIS SUMMERS - Most Valuable Baseball Player. PAUL BALDWIN - WMES Achievement Award. Senior Play “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay” 150 Cast Gary Youngblood Pat Ponder---- Vicky EHinlap - Wayne Garland Rachel Blackwell David Hickman Brenda Reynolds Benjie Griffin - Gary Fleming - Karen Hanner - - Laura Fiveash - Dan McCorvey - Judy Lane - — Diane Connell - Arlene Harrell - Frankie Wiley Tony Sumner- - - ■-------------Steward -----Mrs. Skinner Cornelia Otis Skinner - ---Otis Skinner Emily Kimbrough -------------Purser ----------Stewardess ---------Dick Winters ------------- Admiral — Harriett St. John -----Winifred Blaugh -------- Leo McEvoy - - --------Inspector ■ ------------Therese - — Madame Elise Monsieur de la Croix - - Window Cleaner 151 152 “We’ve Only Just Begun” 153 Invocation------------------— ■ Welcome ----------------------- Presentation of Honor Students Presentation of Class Gift — - Presentation of Class-------- - Delivery of Diplomas----------- Appreciation and Farewell - - Benediction --- ------------- Laura Fiveash - - - Vicki West Eddie Joe Bryan • -----Bill Wilson Mr. W. G. Hardin ■ Mr. D. C. Royal • - - Vicky Dunlap ----- Pat Ponder 154 155 1971 is gone. The seniors take one last look at the school and its memories. The school has become something of their past, living only in their minds now. The Sophomores and Juniors see the end of the year in a less dramatic way. To them the school represents not a thing of the past, but a thing of the future. Without the people, the school is just brick, steel, and glass, resting, wait- ing for the people to return. 163 EPILOGUE Creating a yearbook is always a tremendous task. The '71 Annual Staff had to work diligently. Not only did the staff want to publish an annual to satisfy all, but they also had to pay an old debt. Members of the staff heard many criticisms but few compliments on the book they were making. With this in mind, many long hours were spent trying to make an annual that would satisfy the student body. It's really hard to believe the book is finished and the work is over. Before closing, I would like to express my appreciation to the staff for their ceaseless efforts. Time after time their patience was tested. A special THANK YOU is due to our advisor, Mr. Crumbley. Of the many ideas that were expressed, the staff picked what were believed to be the best. Patience, ideas, and work form the '71 REBEL. Pat Ponder, Co-Editor 164 FREEWAY NATIONAL 165 Ashburn Roger's Plaza Phone 567-2422 Georgia BROOKS AUTO PARTS 4NAPA} W Quality First It Pays to Buy the Best' Phone: 567-3386 Phone: 567-3387 Ashburn Georgia Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK IN CORDELE iwi.a.p..n..in.u u.imoo FDIG Your tfull Service Bank (fyfdelk. South Gcoooias largcst c. MOJTCOMPVCTE UiMfCR OmC POIUPCA5 StIPPUCS —=Sash, Poor Lumber . 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Ashburn Georgia C «Cj, ♦♦ ft MORRISON’S GROCERY Georgia Ashburn Supporting Turner County High School Since It's Beginning Compliments of TILLMAN’S DRIVE INN CLEANERS Gordon Street Ashburn, Ga. DRYDEN FURNITURE COMPANY New and Used Furniture We Sell for Less Terms Can Be Arranged 567-3486 Compliments of H. C. WILLIAMS PEANUT COMPANY Ashburn Ga. Ashburn Georgia Congratulations to Seniors ANIMAL HEALTH CENTER DR. SHINGLER and DR. CLAYTON Ashburn Georgia DUNN’S Shoes - Clothing for the Entire Family Ashburn, Georgia JOHN S. JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. Dependable Insurance Service Since 1926 Ashburn, Georgia We Specialize In Farm Insurance . Agricultural Equipment . Crop-Hail . Disability . Automobile . Casualty . Health and Accident . Personal Liability . Life . Fire NOBODY SETTLES CLAIMS FASTER AND MORE FAIRLY Phone: Off. 567-3711 Res. 567-2114 JOHN S. JOHNSON GEORGE S. JOHNSON Congratulations to '71 Seniors SERRO-SCOTTY TRAVEL-TRAILER COMPANY MRS. G. C. 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Sporting Goods Hardware Best of Luck Rebels Albany, Georgia Compliments of SAM NEEL’S SHOES GOLDEN’S STUDIO 174 Tifton, Georgia TOWN and COUNTRY PLAZA and S and R SHOE STORE 305 Main Street Phone: 382-5640 A STORE OF QUALITY AND FASHION OF CORDELE SERVING SOUTH CENTRAL GEORGIA t LATHEM PONTIAC AND GMC, INC. 1406 Dawson Road 105 N. Washington St. Albany Georgia Ashburn, Georgia Compliments of CHURCHWELLS Albany Georgia 175 JOHNSON’S CLEANERS WISHAM FISH MARKET Phone: 567:3662 Ashburn, Georgia Best for Fresh Seafood Phone: 567-3737 Ashburn Georgia MiLADIES SHOPPE Smart styles for ladies and children Ashburn, Georgia SCONYERS GIN AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY Congratulations Seniors '71 BARKER’S Sycamore, Georgia Gifts - Housewares - Hardware 176 ASHBURN BANK The Oldest and Friendliest Bank in Turner County 'A Bank is People . . . . . People Who Care About Your Banking Needs. 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(Recapping) 567-2684 Ashburn, Georgia Ashburn, Georgia WEST BROTHERS Ashburn, Georgia YOUTH CENTRE Town and Country Plaza Tifton, Georgia RAINES INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. All Forms of Insurance E. Washington Phone: 567-3542 567-4100 Ashburn, Georgia 185 Compliments of JAMES T. KING GIN WAREHOUSE Sears Compliments of AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANT JACO FABRICS INC. Owned and Operated by BYROM PERRY Ashburn Ashburn Georgia ALBRITTON’S GULF SERVICE STATION Georgia Congratulations Seniors Phone 567-43 11 Sycamore, Georgia JORDAN’S OLE FASHIONED STUDIO Congratulations Seniors ! STUCKEY’S 567-4720 - Ashburn 776-3687 - Sylvester 1-75 Sycamore, Ga. 186 Compliments of REBECCA FOOD CENTER SIMON B. SHINGLER Our regular prices Are most people's Specials Ashburn Georgia Ashburn Ga. TURNER COUNTY STOCK YARDS Best Wishes from H. R. and Roy Wiggins Located on Highway 41 Phone: 567-3371 Ashburn, Georgia FOLSOM CONSTRUCTION Ashburn, Georgia FOLSOM CONCRETE Cordele, Georgia Ashburn, Georgia Sylvester, Georgia 187 R M CASH DRUGS Ashburn 567-2393 Let Us Be Your Bridal Consultant . . . Diamonds - China - Silver - Wedding Attire - Lingerie BLUE’S JEWELRY Congratulations Seniors! REBECCA-AUTO-PARTS Parts for Cars, Trucks, and Tractors W.B.T. FARM SERVICE Rebecca, Georgia Phone: 643-2100 188 CHARLES V. PERRY FUNERAL CHAPEL Ashburn Phone: 567-3366 Georgia Compliments of Baldwin Pianos and Organs Guitars and Amps Sheet Music Band Instruments ZOELLNER MUSIC CO. DR. J. C. GREENE, JR. Ashburn Georgia 810 W. Oglethorpe Albany, Georgia CThe Wi regrass Farmer ▼ ▼ ' ' AND itockma'n � x; A a. C. FATTEN PUBLICATION Sine0 1899 Ashburn, Ga. 31714 189 Compliments of FOREMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Ashburn Georgia Compliments of TRI-COUNTY FINANCE Ashburn Georgia ASHBURN MOTOR INN RESTAURANT The Charm of Hospitality- in a Modern Setting Ashburn, Ga. 567-3346 TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP Our Business Is to Make People Look Beautiful Ashburn Georgia NORTH FORD COMPANY Compliments of TURNER COUNTY FROZEN FOODS Phone 567-3301 Ashburn, Georgia Sycamore Georgia 191 Your Prescription Drug Center Filling Your Prescription is Our Pride and Profession Complete Family Needs Gifts . Cosmetics . Candy . Greeting Cards . Baby Needs fcopal pttarmacg Sc Service DAN ROYAL and BILL DAVIS, Pharmacists 1620 John Orr Drive, Across From Tift General Hospital The members of the Annual Staff wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who bought 0 ads in our yearbook. Without their support, there would not have been a '71 REBEL. 192 NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE NINETEEN HU