Tifton High School - Talisman Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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! inn- ' .,.....+.. ,. , ,N , , fur... ,5.,.z:..,.....--..4..,.. -f---L. -,, M First row, left to right: Rosemary Bailey, Nezzie Calhoun, Jane Fullerton, Jeffrey Waldrop. Faye W'hitley, Brenda Wells, Carol VCreen, Carol Dillard. Second row: Maxie Clark, Marie White, Jolene Bryant, Mary Jensen, Betty SUE M0rf0W, Margaret AUIHSOH, D0l'0lhY-5fS!'l0f- Thlfd- WW! Cflffil Davison, Ann Crum, Margo Kennedy, Waldene Grilfin, Judy Cooper, Louise McGill, Faye Conger, Sharon Conger, Betty Parti-n, Lorene Smith, Frankie Flippo, Cherie Gibbs. Fourth row: Charlie Ann Grantham, Janet Hall, Sandra Turelinvgton, Shirley Jane Paulk, Pat Green, Rita Gibl3.gay Mclgllllgn, lxnoxene Carrington, Mary Hammons, Ruthie Jane Davis, Mary Elizabeth Sanders, Libby Turner. Filth rou. Mrs. Hult, lugene c rayer, an ra Abel, Carolyn Marchant, Carolyn Morris, Sue Clements, Carolyn Fullwood, Betty Sue McAllister, Carolyn Spradley, Faye Carr, Betty Jackson, San- dra Ross, Jane Branch. Vivian McAllister. Mary Lee Evans, Barbara Connor, Charlene Paulk, Charlene Slack, Barbara Yancey. Junior Tri-Hi-Y Encourages Good Citizenship ond Service The .lunior 'liri-Hi-Y, one of the largest and most influential clubs in 'llifton High School, is a Christian organization for girls in the fresh- man and sophomore classes. lt encourages religious activities in the school and often its members give the devotional in the homerooms. Other school and community projects of this club were making favors for hospital trays on tive occasions, collecting food and clothing for the needy, pre- senting chapel program and the lnstallation Ser- yice at the Program Planning Conference, spon- soring an honesty campaign and a church loyalty project, participating in 'lieen-Talks, holding road blocks for polio and Heart Fund llrives and seniling delegates to Youth Assembly. US Seated, left lo right: Rosemary Bailey, Vice-President: .lane Fuller- ton, President: Mrs. Hult, Advisor: Nellie Calhoun, Secretary: Joan Gray, Treasurer. Standing, left tn right: Carol Dillard. Sth Yice-Presi- dent: Faye Whitley, 4th Vice-President: Jeffrey Waldron, Znd Vice- President: Brenda W'ells, fith Vice-President: Carol Green, 3rd Vice- President. These officers go oyer plans for their February assembly proiram on Love.

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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.

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Sitlin r Junior Hi-Y Club Upholds High Standards Ct Christian Character The Junior Hi-Y is composed of boys in the sophomore class who carry out their purpose. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character -through their many school and community projects. Some of their projects were a dance to raise money for lV0rld Service, posters for Homecoming, and donations for the record player of the Physical Fd department. g, left to right: Advisors, Coach Fred Tucker, Mrs. Johnson, Bo Crum, M. T. Clements, Jimmy Allen, Foster Golf, Mike Yow. Stand- ing: Doug Bodenhamer, Jackie Renew, Jordan Short, Cal Bowen, Joe Smith ,Hunter Coleman. First row, left to right: David Gibbs, Dunbar Hankinson, W'alter Simpson, Mike CODIIOF, FDSIQI' G05, B0 Cfllm. Jimmy Allen, M- T- Clemeflti. Aldine Walters, Joe Vance, Wayne Morris, Jackie Renew. Second row' Mrs. Johnson Jimmy Rankin Niike Stewart, Fmory Atwater John She herd Jimm - v - - 1 v P v Y Holloway, Jordan Short, Billy Hutchinson, Charlie Coxwell, Cal Bowen, Tony Jackson. Third row: Frank Taylor, Ronald Baker, Fred Sutton, Hunter Coleman, Wayne Matthews, Bill Denning, Larry Walker, Buddy Moore, Jimmy Dill, Jim Nelson, Butch Chamhliss Fourth row: Coach Tucker Bill Harrell, Bill Warren, Clayton Knight, Mickey Cohen, Mike Yow, Tommy Humber, Joe Smith, W'endall Ball, Jimmyi Boney. l .14 sq, 1 -an -pp.,