Tifton High School - Talisman Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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-qt-6-1 .---1.. s... ,N ,Aa-4? was -1 22,23 wan.. 1 Seated, left to righl: Sara Huff, Glenda Nohle, Dianne Dillard, Lylla Crum, Nell Tabor, Frances McMullen, Betty Carter, Pattie Goff. Second row: Carolyn Davidson, Gracie Taylor, Marolyn Davidson, Kay Mosely, Judy Asensio, Sara Gordon, Jackie Baker, Patricia Horne, Patsy Ingram, Miss Lloyd. Third row: Geraldine Smith, Lois Sledge, Myra Nell WVood, Bonnie Rutland, Beverly Pitts, Lyn Lindskog, Judy Saunders. Carol Lee. Snookie Rigdon, Linda Hardy. Fourth row: Nelda Moore, Peggy Sumner, Ann Collins, Frances Rigsby, Irene Durden, Caroline Gill, Virginia Greene, Kathy McCrae, Myrna Lee GUH, Anne Rigdon, Sandra Branch. Fifth row: Louise Smith, Suzanne Smith, Jane Medford, Joannah Sims. Mary Lou Greer, Dianna Palmer, Doris Vance, Patricia Vance, Mary Taylor, Sara Roberson, Betty Hendricks, Sandra Cox, Neila Smith, Sixth row: Kay Hancock, Judy Ireland, Laurel Bird, June Blanton, Bootsie Hartley, Martha Lucas, Carolyn Bennett, Linda Evans, Shirley Pope, Norma Carring- ton, Charlene Currie, Sally Thomoson, Sally Zimmerman. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Enioy ' Ye? Y . M I Fun and Fellowship ln keeping with thi- Christizin stzinclzittl, which .ire the fuundzitiuns of tht- cluh, the Sr. Tri-lli-Y liiitl maint activities which helped other people. Scliool projects incliitletl zi Self-Improvement Cam- paign :intl :in Honesty Cziinpziiggn. Back to School posters in September to remind students that it was i'oiintl up time zigztin, zm inspiring Christmas pro- lrzim. 'limo ut their community pro-ieets were helping tu t-omltif: the Klzirch of llimes drive and giving Il llzillmvevn cztrnixal :it the 'liitt County Youth Cen- ter tor iimlerpriviletletl Chiltlien. Other Tift Conn- tizins zipprrcizitetl the fhristmzis :ind 'lihanksgiving lillsslivis nt html uollt-cu-il ln rlii- eliih. Xleinht-rs of tht- Senior iliri-lli-Y, one of the most inlliientizil fliihs ill' 'lill5, enmlezivorecl to Hcrezite. mztintziin. :intl extend throughout the home, school. .intl voinintiiiiti. high stzintlutils of Christizin flurr- 2lk'It'I'.H 4 THE SENIOR TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS are admiring the Cluh plaques. The oflicers are ilelt to right! Jane Harrell, Corresponding secretary: Pattie Holi, Treasurer: Miss l,loy d, .-Xdxisor: Nell Tahor, lst Yice4President: Lylla Crum, President: Glenda Noble, Reporter: Dianne Dillard, Recording secretary: and Betty Carter, 2nd Vice- President. Those not pictured are Sara Huff, Sergeant-at-arms, and Frances Nlchlullen, 3rd Vice-President.

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The Beta Club Sets High Standards Beta Club membership represents scholastic per- serverance, high character, and proud achievement. Only Juniors and Seniors with an overall scholastic average of 90 last year and no yearly grade less than 80 in any subject are eligible to become members. Under Bliss Pullen's leadership, this year's club worked to promote worth while projects in the school and community and to instill a desire on the part of the students to advance scholastically. llonev received from some of their projects, such as radio repairing, goes into a scholarship fund, to be pre- sented to a worthy graduate in lune On Nlarch l3th and l-lfth, members attended the annual Beta Llub convention in Atlanta lhroughout the year, Beta members trv to dem onstrate their club s motto, Achievement, character, le idership in ex erv phase of school life Mary Jean Taylor Lois Sledge Frances Rigsby President Vice President Secretary Mary Taylor Miss Pullen Treasurer Adpgmf Seated left to nght Mary Taylor Frances Rigsby Mary Jean Taylor Lois Sledge Miss Pullen Srrond row Bonnie Goode lna Claire Watson Jean Braswell Janice Massey Lyn Lmdskog Lylla Crum Caroline Gill Peggy Lloyd Bootsie Hartley Anna Rigdon Charlene Currie Stand mg left to ngllt Tommy Parkman Tim Davis Joyce Walters Shirley Pope Dave Harris Patricia Lawhorne Jerry Stone Decia Cook Melba Cran ford Gene Montgomery James Mullls Betty Carter Jimmy Stone Dianne Dillard Myrna Goff Laurel Bird Nell Tabor es.. v 4 4 4 4 I - I ' v K I K n A L . I . , W A I I 4 4 4 4 4 . f 4 Y , - 4 4 t 5 - s Q at - Y . 4 , 4 . - ' U ' V . ' 4 , 4 . . . - Q t . . , - I , . ' ' 9 ' I 1 Y Y Y Y 7 I ' ' I I Y I I Y l I Y V I I V I V 7 V ' . u as fe 4' e -'L-sy . L lt, Q-y ff 5 N' s , , ' 'QLSZZW ' .' ,n - Elo

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L. 'W' 'I Senior Hi-Y Club Sets High Ideals A club dedicated to the Christian faith and spon- sored hy the Y.lI.C..-X.-this might have heen zi dictionary definition of the Senior Hi-Y. Backing that pharse, however, was each memherls purpose to create, maintain, and extend. throughout the llome, School, and Community a high standard of Chris- tian character. Cnder the direction of Hr. Xlillet. this clulw supported activities for the promotion of school plan to eomplete 'during ,ich ..., i tclrm, 'ljhq nmcfr, me qlgff ,., rightly pride. Some of their projects include participating in iiiifnigitiflflliiin'yiflci'1'i1l1ifdit .iliXfl f,.3 fl'.l'.if' f1Qfff.lf'Z1lflfIff.hm' the March of Ulmfe flflwf C llf fl f1 food and clothing for needy families at l'hanksgiy'ing and Christmas, sponsoring a Keep 'FHS clean cam- paign, Cleaning the trophy case, taking part in the state Y.XV.C.A. week, distrihuting magazines at the jail and convalescent home, and sponsoring Teen Talks. ln Xlarch, four delegates attended the Youth Assembly in Atlanta, yvhere Larry Fowler was President Pro Tem. THE SHNIUR HI-Y OFFICERS are discussing projects which they lfirxl rnui, lrfl to right: Henry Greene, Gorman Edison, Wayne Sumner, Larry Fowler, Kndy Mason, Joannah Sims, Johnny Glcaton, 'fummw Joiner, Have: Harris. Seruud row: Allen Nloon, Charles Barfiuld, Way ne Ellis, Tommy Pittman, Freddy Butterfield, Bohhy Joe Horne, Mac Wilder, Ronald Cooper, Sonny Walton, Hil Hutchinson. Tommy Psrkman. George Sparrow, Jimmy' Chestnut. Standing: Mr. Miller. Paul Spradlin, Claude Barker, Jerry' Rowland, Joe Riddy, Billy' Greer, Tommy Wlise. Johnny Durham, Jimmy Rainwater, Hohhy Dayidson, Larry Whitten. Gary Roberts, Hobby' Fullerton, Roh Nlerrit, Buster Nlonk, Jimmy YYilson. Morris Bryant, John Uireardeau.