Baker High School - Lions Pride Arrowhead Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1963 volume:

A R 1 R 9 0 6 W 3 H t A D BAKER HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR SANDRA HOLMES BUSINESS MANAGER BOB RICHBURG ADVISOR.... ..MISS KAY SCHNELL ADVISOR... MISS KATRINA YIELDING CONTENTS Administration 7 Seniors 19 Juniors 57 Sophomores 69 Freshmen 85 Features 103 Organizations 119 ROTC 157 Sports 167 Activities 187 Advertisements 207 ALMA MATER In the pines of dear old Georgia Stands a school we love. We will always keep her standards Towering high above. Alma Mater, thee we honor True and loyal he. _ Ever crowned with grace and glory Baker, hail to thee! f'-'- ■ j PssiiSmmE We will never ever falter. We will do or die. And for us the blue and white Will ever wave on high. Alma Mater, thee we honor True and loyal be. Ever crowned with grace and glory Baker, hail to thee! fsiy!! FOREWORD We the 1963 Arrowhead staff have attempted to present this school year for you. As memories fade and faces grow dim, we hope you will open this book and relive a wonderful year at Baker. If this purpose is fulfilled, our work will have been worthwhile. We hope as you turn the pages of this book, you will agree with us, this year has certainly been . . . A PROUD ACHIEVEMENT 3 VecUcatUit Sometimes through the halls of an institution there comes a great scholar ... a dedicated teacher. Through her conscientious devotion to her profession, her high ideals and her sense of understanding, she has been an inspiration to all who know her. In appreciation for what she has meant to us as individuals and for what she has meant to our school, we dedicate the 1963 Arrowhead to . . . MISS KATRINA YIELDING 5 For her many years of service and for her patient loyalty to Baker and its students, we the 1963 Arrowhead staff would like to add our special thanks to that of the student body to Mrs. Williams, our lunchroom supervisor. Her years at Baker have truly been . . . A PROUD ACHIEVEMENT 6 WILLIAM HENRY SHAW SUPERINTENDENT MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT DR. FREDERICK W. KIRBY PRINCIPAL BAKER HIGH SCHOOL OSCAR P. BOYLES ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL LEE ROY FOREHAND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MRS. RUTH ATKINSON DEAN OF GIRLS FOSTER WATKINS BOYS’ COUNSELOR MRS. JANE DEATON GIRLS’ COUNSELOR 9 MRS. RICHARD ARNOLD Pembroke College University of Madrid A.B. Spanish MRS. RUTH ATKINSON Auburn M.S. English 4 MISS JOANN BAXTER Biology Anatomy Physiology MRS. RUTH BRADY Georgia State College for Women University of Michigan B.A. English II With their guidance . . . . COL. GEORGE E. BENDER U. S. Military Academy University of Georgia B.S. Geometry MRS. PETER BUDD College of Our Lady of the Elms A.B. English II, III MISS JUDITH BENGERT Alabama College B.A. Art MR. RAYMOND CAMPBELL Emory at Oxford Emory University B.A. English I, II MRS. NELL S. CO AN Auburn A.B. World History MRS. FRANCES CORE LaGrange College University of Georgia M.A. General Math I Algebra II MR. WM. CUNNINGHAM Ga. Southern College as. Geometry Trigonometry College Algebra MR. BRYSON CURRY University of Kentucky University of Illinois R.S. Band and instructions, . . . MRS. CORA MAE DARDEN Florida State University Auburn University B.S. General Math I COACH ALVIN DAVIS University of Alabama Geo. Peabody College M.S. Government Physical Education MRS. JANE DEATON Mercer University Auburn University M.A. World History MRS. CORA DE MOTT Berry College B.S. Typing Commercial Law Bookkeeping MRS ALCIE MAE DENNIS University of Alabama Auburn University M.S. English III MISS GWEN DRISKELL Bird wood Jr. College Auburn University B.S. American Government MR. J. R. FREEMAN University of Alabama R.S. Biology MRS. REBECCA FOREHAND Auburn University B.S. Typing 1, II Shorthand I Baker Students have . . . COACH CARLTON GARNER University of Mississippi B.S. Physical Education MRS. KARL R. CILDERSLEEVE College of Wooster Duqucsne University B.A. Chemistry MR. BYRON W. GRANT Huntingdon College Southern Illinois University Conservatoire de Musique M.M. Chorus French MISS HELEN J. GREEN HAW Jacksonville State College B.S. English MRS. SARA M. GRIGGS Oregon State University University of Oregon B.S. Physical Education MRS. LOUISE 0. GRINER Georgia Southern University of Georgia Auburn University M.Ed. Homemaking Education MR. HAINLIN Florida State University University of Utah Auburn University M.S. Wood Shop I MRS. ROBERT HANVEY Jacksonville State College B.S. English I, II been inspired to set. MR. HAROLD F. HARDY Auburn University B.S. Physics Plane Geometry COL. ANDREW W. HAYES University of Georgia B.S. Sociology Psychology MISS CAROLYN HILL Alabama University B.S. Physical Education COL. W. H. HORAN Auburn University University of Georgia B.S. U.S. and World Geography MR. J. W. HOWARD Auburn University B.S. German I, II English III MISS JOANN JACKSON Auburn University B.S. English I, II ROY T. JUDAII LaGrange College University of Georgia University of Chicago B.A. German I, II MRS. SALLY KENIMER University of Georgia B.S. English . . . their aims high MR. FREDRICK KORZAN EDWARD R. LAMBERT MISS HELEN H. Florida State University Norman College LAMBERT Auburn University Auburn University World History B.S. Howard College Spanish I, II B.S. Home Economics I MR. ROBERT LIEBENDORFER Penn State University B.S. English III, IV GEORGE V. LUELLMAN MISS LUCY MARTIN WARREN MASON MISS CAROLE University of Georgia University of Alabama Troy State College McAlister Augusta College B.S. Auburn University Auburn University Purdue University Science M.Ed. B.S. B.S. Algebra I General Math II Algebra II Plane Geocmtry World History to work hard. • • PAUL MEZICK Auburn Universty University of Georgia M.Ed. D.C.T. MRS. JACQUELYN MILLER South Georgia College Georgia College Georgia State College for Women University of Georgia B.S. Home Economics MRS. BESSIE RIPPEY MIXON Peabody Middle Tenn. Teachers College Stetson Florida Southern University of Florida B.A.E. Science MISS MARY INEZ NEWMAN Florida State University M.A. Latin 15 MISS NELL JO OWENS East Tenn. State Western State George Peabody M.A. Librarian BENNIE E. PATTERSON Jacksonville State College Peabody College M.A. World History WILLIAM F. PEAVEY Auburn University B.S. Meial Shop MISS SYLVIA POUND Alabama College B.A. English II Journalism And to strive daily. • • MRS. PAUL POWERS Univ. of Massachusetts B.S. Algebra II General Math II MISS CAROLINE PRUITT University of Georgia B.S. English IV MRS. RUTH PULLIUM Western Carolina College Cumberland University University of Georgia B.S. French I, II MRS. MARGY RADECKI University of Georgia Auburn University M.S. Biology MRS. ANN RAY Georgia Southern College B.S. Commercial Math Shorthand I Typing I General Science MR. MITCHELL RAY Georgia Southern B.S. Industrial Arts MRS. DONNA REMMERT University of Wisconsin B.S. Speech COACH SAM T. ROBERTS Oklahoma State Univ. of Southern California M.S. U.S. History toward higher education MISS KAY SCHNELL Huntingdon College Auburn University B.A. World History MISS ELEANOR R. SHOTTS Ala. College B.A. Biology CHARLES SMITH Georgia Southern College B.S. General Science Physical Education MRS. BILLIE JEAN STALLINGS Georgia Southern B.S. Typing I, II Shorthand I, II MRS. CHARLES C. TAYLOR, JR. Hollins College University of Miss. B.A. English II MISS REBECCA THORNTON Vanderbilt University B.A. American History World History MRS. ANNE FULTZ WATERS West Hampton College B.A. World History MRS. VERA D. WEAVER Auburn University M.A. Algebra . . and good citizenship. MRS. FRANCES W. WINSLOW Mary Baldwin College B.A. Economics Sociology Psychology MRS. VIRGINIA S. WOOD Madison College B.S. English I MISS KATRINA YIELDING Auburn University M.S. Government U.S. History MRS. LUCRETIA YOUNG Wesleyan B.A. English ...an achievement in knowledge 19 Seatai O icesib PRESIDENT ... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY .... TREASURER .... SPONSOR ...... SPONSOR ..... SPONSOR ...... ... MICKEY MEKKELSEN .... CAROLYN COLE BARBARA SCHLITZKUS ....... VIC GARVEY .... MRS. JANE DEATON . COL. ANDREW HAYES .... MR. PAUL MEZICK 20 MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS “On my honor, I will try to do my duty to God and my country, to help other people at all times . . Spanish Club 2,3; FTA 3,4, Secretary 4; Beta Rho Chi 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Gamma Tri-Hi Y 4, President 4; ROTC Sponsor 4. JOE AMBROSE “Man cannot remake himself with. out suffering for he is both the marble and the sculptor .” Lions’ Roar 1,2,3, Co-Editor 4; DCT 4, Publicity Director 4; Thespian So- ciety 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. THOMAS H. ANDERSON “Make new friends But keep the old Those are silver But these are gold.” Football 1,2,3; “B” Club 3,4. FRANCES EARLENE APEL “If you have love and faith, you have everything....; these are hap- piness” Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; All-State Marching Band 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Jazz Club 3; FTA 4. KATHY BALL “It's not what you expect out of life, but what you plan to get out of it” Band 1,2.3.4, Secretary 2,3. Majorette 3; Solo Twirler 4; Jr. Red Cross 1.2; Latin Club 1: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Sec- retary 3; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3.4. President 4; Who’s Who. JOSEPH W. BARRETT “As a freshman, the road looks long, but as a Senior, it ivas ex- tremely too short ” Biology Club 2; Drill Team 3. 21 CHRISTINE BATTIATO “Smile and the whole world smiles with you; Weep and you weep alone” Jr. Red Cross 1,2; FHA 2,3; Choral Club 1,4; Concert Choir 2; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3; Girls’ Ensemble 1,2,3; Li- brary Club 1; Student Council 2; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Library Assistant 4. MARY BIRCH ‘7 never get lost, someone is al- ways telling me where to go.” FHA 1,2; DCT 4; Library Club 4. RONALD BOLEN “If ignorance were bliss, Vd be a blister.” GAIL BONDS “It is better late than never.” Choral Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 3,4. GEORGE BONDS “It is better to bend than to break” JANICE BOOTH “Wit is the salt of conversation, not the food.” 22 SHIRLEY BORROUM “When you point a finger of scorn at someone else, take a look at your hand. You will see that three fingers are looking back at you.” Transfer Student; Beta Rho Chi 4; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 4; FT A 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Choral Club 4. MARILYN BOWEN “When handling yourself, uxe your head—when handling others, use your heart” Glee Club 1; Choral Club 2,3; Girls' Ensemble 3; FHA 2,3,4, Secretary 4; FNA 1,2; FBLA 3; Student Council 3,4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Lionbackcrs 4; Alternate Cheerleader 4. KAY BOYLE “Great things come in small pack- ages.” LOU BRAMLETT “Be an optimist; try not to put so much worry into life’s problems; there would be a lot less people with ulcers that way.” Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2, President 4; FHA 1.2. Chaplain 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3; Beta Rho Chi 4. Social Chairman; FBLA 4: Parliamentarian 4; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 1; Columbus Symphony Orchestra 4; Columbus Jr. Symphony 4; All-State Marching Band 3. ANNE BRIDGES “When ignorance is no excuse, stu- pidity is a pretty good alibi.” Student Council 1,2; Latin Club 2; Bi- ology Club 2. Treasurer 2; Thespian Society 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3. MICHAEL BROWN “Silence is more eloquent than words.” 23 PATRICIA ANN BRYANT “Four be the things I’d been better without; Love, curiosity, freckles, «wd doubt. DCT 3,4, Secretary 4. JERRY BUCHANAN ((Do not muse at me my most wor- thy friends, for I have a strange infirmity, which is nothing, to those who know me.” Football 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,4; All Bi- City 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Lettered 1,2, 3,4, Bi-City 2,3,4, State 3,4; “B” Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4. DANIEL BUTLER uAll doors open to courtesy. SHARON BUTLER “100 words a minute—no typewrit- er.” TOMMY CARSTENS “Bad men excuse their faults; good men leave them.” BEVERLEY CARY “In spite of failure, all is not lost.” Pep Club 1,2,3; Home Ec. Club 2; Photo Club 3; Chorus 1,2. 24 JOEL CASEY “When in doubt, ’tis better to try than not eind out.” Student Council 1,2; II Club 4; Var- sity Basketball 3,4; Who’s Who 4. FRANKLIN CATRFTT “He who docs not advance, recedes” MARTHA ANN CHAPPELL “W hen the sun qoes down on the path you have trod will you find your name in the autograph of God?” Transfer Student; FBLA 3,4, Presi- dent 4. JUDY KAY CHAVES “Be to her virtues very kind; Be to her faults a little blind .” Red Cross 1; FHA 2,3,4, Historian 2, President 4; FTA 2.3,4, Chaplain 3; Treasurer 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2; Honor Student 3; FBLA 4. OTTIS NEAL CHESSER “He siniles on many just for fun, but everyone knows there’s only one.” Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- ball 2,3,4. JOAN MILDRED CHILDREY “If for a moment you have known true love—rejoice in that moment— for you have witnessed eternity.” Spanish Club 1,2; Choral Club 2; Thespian Society 3,4. Historian 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. 25 GWEN CHILSON “Sweetness has been suck a habit for so lone that she could riot part from it.” FHA 2,3. WAYNE CLARK 44Hurry is the weakness of fools.” JUTTA MARIA CLAYTON 44The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Tennis Club 1,2; Library Assistant 2, 3; Drill Team 2.3; Pep Club 3; GAA 3; FHA 3; National Honor Society 3,4. STEVE CLEARY “Happy are those who have no doubt of themselves.” German Club 1, V. Pres. 1; Thespian Society 1,2,3, Scribe 2; Chemistry Club 2; ROTC 2,3,4, Officer 4; FT A 3; Art Club 3; Hi-Y 4, Community Project 4; Physiology and Anatomy Club 4; Chess Club 3. PHILIP LARRY COFER “I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience.” Student Council 3; Teenage Grand Jury 2; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Class President 2; “B” Club 2,3,4, President 4; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4; Who’s Who. CAROLYN COLE “I read in a book that a man named Christ went about doing good. It is very disconcerting to me that I am so easily content just going about” Transfer Student; Drama Club 2; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3; Chemistry Club, V. Pres. 3; FNA Club 2; FHA 3; Miss Jr. Class; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Teenage Grand Jury Secretary 4; Bi- City Student Council 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Christmas Court 3,4; Valentine Court 3, Valentine Queen 4. 26 MARIE ELAINE COOK “He who cannot forgive breaks the bridge over which he himself must pass” Band 1,2,3; FHA 1; DCT 4. MARTHA JEAN COOK “Sometimes happy, sometimes sad, Sometimes naughty but never bad.” LUTHER W. COX “It98 the law of averages—you make fewer mistakes if you do less work” Latin Club 1; Science Club 1; Chem- istry Club 4; Track 4; Star Student. HESTER LYNN CRADDOCK “There is nothing enduring in life for a woman except what she builds in a man's heart.” Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Publicity Chair- man 4; Jr. Civinettes 3,4, President 4; German Club 1; ROTC Sponsor 4; Walk-A-Thon 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Who’s Who; Court of Beauty 4. PATRICIA COLLEEN CRAWFORD “God knows I'm not the person I should be Nor am I even The person I coidd be” Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Art Club 3,4; FBLA 3; DCT 4. JAMES CRESAWN “The cautious seldom err.” 27 LINDA GAYLE CROWELL “She smiles on many just for fun, but everyone knows there’s only one’’ Band 2; Beta Rho Chi 3,4, Secretary 4; Alpha Tri-Hi Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Chattahoochee Valley Business and Pro- fessional Women’s Club 4. JAMES MICHAEL CROWSON “Life may be a bed of roses, but it has its thorns.” “B” Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Jr. Civitan Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4. Treasurer; Student Council 1,2,4; FBLA 4; Physics Club 4; Class Treas- urer 1. MARIE PENELOPE CURTIS (Penny) “The less people speak of their greatness the more we thiyik of it.” Transfer Student; Y-Teens 2; Library Club 3, V. Pres. 3; Typing Club 3, Parliamentarian 3; Library Assistant 3; Beta Rho Chi 4. ALLEN T. DAVIS, JR. (Tommy) “I never get lost, someone is al- ways there telling me where to go.” Varsity Track 3,4; Football 3; Chem- istry (dub 3,4. President; Science Club 2; Chess Club. ROBERT DAVIS “Strange how much you’ve got to know before you know how little you know.” SUSAN JUNE DAVIS “He prayeth best, who loveth best all things both great and small; For the dear God who loveth us, He made and loveth all.” FHA 1.2,3,4, Public Relations Chair- man 3, Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 4; Thespian Society 3,4. V. Pres 4; Lions' Roar Staff 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Beta Rho Chi 4; Christmas Float Com- mittee 4. 28 JAMES G. DEAN “All comes to he who waiteth, if he worketh like Hell while he wait- eth.99 DCT 4. SUSAN LOUISE DENNIS “Make yourself necessary to some- body.” FHA 3; Glee Club 2: Choral Club 3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 4; Chemistry Club 4, President 4; ROTC Sponsor 4; Who’s Who. GEORGE DORER “If you come upon one of life's many rivers without a bridge to cross—build one 99 Biology Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3; Track 3,4; Chemistry Club 4, V. Pres. 4; Traffic Safety Committee. DIANE BERNICE DORMINY “Tall is good where tall will do; But short is just as useful too 99 Student Council 1; Alpha lri-Hi-Y 2.3,4. V. Pres. 4; Homecoming Court 2.3, Queen 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; FHA 1.2.3, Committee Chairman 3; Lion- backers Club 4, President 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Court of Beauty 2,4; Who’s Who; Choral Club 3,4. EUGENE DRAPER “What I don't know won't hurt me.’ SHARON DUKE “Happiness is like a kiss, you don't receive the full value unless you share it with someone 99 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 3,4. Secretary 4; FT A 3.4; F1IA 3; FNA 3; Biology Club 2. 29 JOHN EASTERLING “Better the feet slip than the tbngue. MARGARET JANE ELLIS “A smile here, a tvord there, makes true friends everywhere. FHA 1; Bela Tri-Hi-Y 4. CHERYL ELY “The Rays of Happiness, like those of light, are colorless when un- broken. Honor Student 2; Civinettes 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Court of Beauty 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; French Club 3; Lions’ Roar 4; Annual Busi- ness Staff 4; ROTC Sponsor 4. CLAUDE FAIRMAN “What three know, everybody knows. THOMAS FARMER “Even the sea, great as it is, grows calm. RONALD B. FELTS “The difficult do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer— like passing Latin! Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Honor Student 2; Chemistry Club 3; Physics Club 4; Beta Kappa Hi-Y 4; Phy- siology Club 4. 30 THOMAS MORRIS FIQUETT “A friend is a person who knows all about you and still likes you.” ROY HENRY FRANKLIN “Women's faults are many, men have only two; everything they say, and everything they do” Art Club 4. LORAE FRANZEN “I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad.” German Club 1; Jr. Achievement 3.4. SANDRA FULBRIGHT “By the work we know the work- man.” j VICTOR GARVEY “Never seem more learned than the people you are with.” SYLVIA JANE GILLEY “What ive are is God’s gift to us; what we become is our gift to God.” 31 LINDA GLASER “She loved but one all the days of her life.” FUA 1,2; Red Cross 3; Who’s Who 4; Delta Tri-Hi Y 4; B Team Cheerleader 1. JERRY GLENN “Marry for love not money, but if they don't have the money don't love them.” Track 3,4. WAYNE GORDON Winning is not the most important thing, it is the only thing” Track 3,4. RITA GOYNES “All things whatsoever ye shall ask, believing, ye shall receive” Student Council 1; FBLA 3,4; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4. President 4; Inter-Club Council 4. JOANN GRIER “Happiness is like a perfume; you can't help but spill a few drops on yourself ivhile sheading it on others.” ELVA LOUISE GRINER 11 Whatever you are—Be that; Whatever you say—Be true; Stra; lit fo'nvardly act, Be honest in fact, Be nobody else but you!” FT A 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3.4; Beta Tri- Hi-Y 2.3.4; Civinettes 3.4. Historian 4; National Thespian Society 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Student Council 3,4; Annual Literary Staff 4; Annual Business Staff 3,4; Lions’ Roar Staff 3; Inter- Club Council 3,4; Advanced Chorus 4; ROTC Rifle Team Sponsor 4; Traffic Safety Committee Chairman 3,4; FHA 1.2,3.4, President 3. 32 1 FRANCES JEAN GROGAN ‘7 slept and dreamed that life was beauty; I woke and found that life was duty. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Glee Club 1; Choral Club 2,3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 3; Concert Choir 3. JEFF Gl EYMARD “Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead V Physics Club 4: Golf 4; Dramatics 4; School Paper 3; JV Football 2; Wrestl- ing 2; JV Baseball 1. NICK IIAICK “I'm not going to kill myself study- ing even if I never die. STEPHEN HALL “It was once said that a man needs only two very important things in order to live a full life. The first is friends. I forget the other FRANCES ELAINE HARDEN “To each is given a bag of tools A shapeless mass and a Book of Rules, And each must fashion, e'er life has floum A stumbling block or a stepping stoyie. Choral Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Stu- dent Council 2; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; FHA 1; Girls’ Athletic As- sociation 2; ROTC Sponsor 4. DAVID HARRIS “In the world ye shall have tribu- lation but be of good cheer. 33 LYNN HARRISON “Reprove thy friend privately; commend him publicly. EDWARD HASSIG “I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes Student Council 1,2; Annual 2; ROTC 3. NANCY HATCHER “But if any man be ignorant, let him be ignorant.” FT A 1,2, Officer 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Officer 3,4; Art Club 3; Traffic Safety Winner 3; Annual Business Staff 3,4; Lions’ Roar 1,2,3,4, Asso- ciate Editor 4; Annual Literary Staff 4; Nsrtional Newspaper Week Repre- sentative 4; Who's Who; Quill and Scroll 4, President 4. KARLA JANE HAWK “There's an optimistic side to every pessimistic situation ... if weUl look hard enough!! FNA 1,2,3; German Club 1, Secre- tary 1. SANDRA HAYES (Sandy) “The greatest essentials of happi- ness are something to hope for and someone to love. Spanish Club 1,2,3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Alternate Cheerleader 3; Lion- backers’ Club 1; FNA 3; FBLA 3. ALAN HIATT (Al) “He has achieved success, who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. Key Club 3,4; Football 2,3. 34 JERRY HICKS “Studying is for the birds, and I never could fly” OLE HILL ‘7 at first you don't succeed, quit!!!” MARY CATHERINE HOLCOMB “God f ave us two ears and one mouth; this indicating that we should make twice as much use of one as the other.” Beta Rho Chi 4; ROTC Sponsor 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Annual Literary Staff 4; Honor Student 1,3. SANDRA KAY HOLMES “The doer is better than the critic, and the man who strives stands far above the man who stands aloof ” Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3; All-State Marching Band 2.3; Alternate Major- ette 3, Captain 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Youth Assembly Press Representative 4; Chemistry Club 4; Thespian Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Annual Literary Staff 4, Editor 4. CHARLES OLIVER HORNE (Charlie) “Rare and happy are the times when we may think what we please, and express what we think.” Chemistry Club 3; Key Club 2.3.4, President 4; Beta Kappa Hi-Y 3,4, Project Chairman 3,4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; “B” Club 3,4; Class Treas- urer 3; Who’s Who; Football 1.2.3.4, Lettered 3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 4; All Bi-City Quarterback 4; Most Valuable Football Player 4. JOHN DAVE HOWELL “Do unto others before they have time to do unto you.” Science Club 1; French Club 2,3; Bas- ketball 2,3; Jr. Civit an Club 3.4; Hi-Y 4. 35 MYRA HUDGINS “Too low they build who build be- neath the stars. FHA 1; Red Cross 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4; Civinettes 4, Treasurer 4. JAMES WALKER HUGHES “Winning is not the most impor- tant thinq, it is the only thing. Track 4. THOMAS HUIE “He who considers much will per- form little.” JACOB WELDON HUNTER “The world’s no better if we worry! Life’s no longer if we hurry. Anatomy and Physiology Club 4; Bi- ology Club 2; Chemistry Club 3,4; “B” Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. LEONARD EUGENE HURLEY “As mischevious as I may seem, I hope people will always have faith in me.” Transfer Student; Baseball 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. DEWEY E. IVEY “The difficult I do immediately; The impossible takes a little long- er. ROTC 1,2,3, Officer 3. 36 JERRY WAYNE IVEY “ £ used to be that if you got all A’s on your report card, you were called a brain. Now days you’re called a well-motivated achiever in the colie a e-level percentiles.” DCT 3,4. CAROL JERNIGAN “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Jr. Red Cross 1: Latin Club 2,3; FNA 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4. KAY FRANCES JOHNSON “There is so much bad in the best of us and so much good in the worst of us, it’s hard to say which of us ought to reform the rest of us.” Band 2.3.4, Alternate Majorette 4; Choral Club 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Civ- inettes 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 4; Youth Assembly 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Honor Student 1,2; ROTC Spon- sor 4; Discussion Group 4; Annual Literary Staff 4; Court of Beauty. RHONDA JOHNSON ‘7 will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path and I will leave a trail.” Band 1, Court 1; FHA 1,2,3; Basket- ball Court 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Class Secretary 2; Jr. Red Cross 2; Christmas Court 2; Civinettes 3.4. Chap- lain 4; Student Council 3,4, Historian 4; Cheerleader 3.4, Captain 4; Teen- age Grand Jury 4; Bi-City Government 4; Pep Club 4; Who’s Who. RONALD JOHNSON uLife is a great bmidle of little things.” Transfer Student; Discussion Group 4. LARRY JOINER “Rig surprises come in small pack- ages.” Jr. Civitan Club, 3,4, Treasurer 4. 37 STEVE JOINER “The train slopped with a jerk and I pot off . . Jr. Civil a n Club 3,4. MARY SUSAN JONES If only I could do some of the things think off FI IA 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Treasurer 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2. JEAN KAESERMAN ‘ Maybc men ain't, perfect, but they're the best opposite sex we've pot! FBI.A 3; Choral Club 4; Gamma Tri- Hi-Y 4. LAURA LEE KIDD “Love all, trust, a few, do wrong to none, FHA 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Beta Rho Chi 2,3,4, President; Anatomy Club 3; DCT Club 4. MICHAEL J. KOVACICH “The strongest bond in friendship is sincerity. French Club 2. Treasurer 2; Chemis- try Club 3; Physics Club 4; Beta Kappa Hi-Y 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. CHERRY DIANNE LANE “Set your goals at the top of the ladder, theyi climb after them. FHA 1,2,3,4, Music and Recreation Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Beta Tri- Hi-Y 3,4; FT A 4. GEORGE RICHARD LANG WORTH “I walk o7i shadow-covered streets and no light intervenes. A DOLES SENSES CHAOS. Jr. Civitan 1.2.3.4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Thespian Society 4; Lions’ Roar Staff 3; Student Council 1. ALBERT LaVALLEY “Learning without thought is labor lost.” RICHARD LIGON “The world is a wonderful place.” “B” Club; Varsity Football; Key Club. THOMAS E. LIVINGSTON (Tom) “Let no one control your thoughts or your emotions for therein lies your greatest pozver—the power to reason ” Chemistry Club 3,4; Jr. Civitan 1,2,3.4; Physics Club 4; Track 3,4. GARY LOFTIN ‘7 dare do all that may become a man. Who dares do more is none!” KOTC 2,3,4; Rifle Team 3,4; Drill Team 4. ART LONG “The years of love have been for- gotten in the hatred of a minute.” 39 CHERYL VIRGINIA LLELLMAN “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today. FHA 1; FBLA 3.4; FT A 4. MARY EVELYN MACKEY “Lord, let me live in such a way that others may see the light of Christ in me today.” Red Cross 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1; FHA 1.2.3. Chaplain 3; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 4. GENE MALONE “Life is but one long party; too many parties and too many pals.” Track 3,4; Chemistry Club 4. LEE MALONE “When Fortune knocks, be sure to open the door.” SIIERRON MANDERSON “Pride often borrows the cloak of humility.’’ JOAN THERESA MATTUS “If getting into trouble kept you alive, I’d live forever. Band 1.2.3.4; Majorette 2,3,4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Annual Literary Staff 40 ANN McBRIDE “Trust in God and your life will be as bright as a Christmas tree. Jr. Red Cross 1,2; FHA 1,2,3, Treas- urer 3; FliLA 4; Beta Klio Clii 4; Jr. Achievement. THOMAS E. McCLESKEY JR. “I’m not a surgeon but I do a lot of cutting up.” “B” Club 3.4; Track 3.4; Who’s Who 4. ANGELA McCLURE “All good things must come to an end. FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Art Club 3. KATHRYN McDANIELS Happy is he who oives nothing. JAMES W. MEALOR “Money isn’t everything, but what can you buy without it? ROTC 1,2,3; Chess Club 3. NORMAN MEKKELSON (Mickey) “Consult the dead upon things that were, but the living only on things that arc.” 41 MICHAEL A. MENZEL “Thinking before speaking is wise, but perhaps thinking is wiser. German Club 3; French Club 3; Phy- sics Club 4; ROTC 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3; Rifle Team 3,4. JOHN MERRITT “A winner never quits and a quit- ter never wins.” Track 2.3,4; “B” Club 3.4. DIANNE MIDGETTE ‘7 am the Captain of my fate and the Master of my soul.” Transfer Student; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4. GENE MONTGOMERY “Where words end, music begins.” Band 1,2,3,4; Student Teacher 3,4; Dance Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Concert Choir 1,4; All-Star Marching Band 1; All-Slate Chorus 2.4; Inter- national Band Camp, Switzerland 3; Honor Student 1; Literary Meet 2,4; FTA 2,4; NHS 3,4; German Club 4; Beta Kappa Hi-Y 4; Annual Business Staff 4, Secretary 4. ROBIN MONTGOMERY ‘7 wish I could foresee the future but my nose is blocking my way.” Track 3.4; Physics Club 4; Chemistry Club 3; Golf 2,3,4; “BM Club 3,4; Key Club 3.4. CAROL SUE MOYE “Remember me as Vm the one who laughexl often but not always wisely.” German Club 1; FBLA 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 4; Science Club 2. 42 MAIDA MURRAY “All the world’s a stage and all its scenery needs painting. Jr. Red Cross 1; Choral Club 2; Thes- pian Sociely 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Presi- dent 4; Best Thespian 2.3; Art Club 3,4, Historian 3; Honor Student 3; An- nual Business Staff 3; FTA 3,4, His- torian 4; Annual Literary Staff 4; Lions’ Roar Staff 4; Student Council 4; Art Director 4; Interclub Council 4; Traffic Safety Committee 4; Christ- mas Float Committee Chairman 4; Who’s Who. STEVE MYRICK “Tough luck, girls, I’m leaving.” Biology Club 2, V. Pres. 2; Chemistry Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Track 3,4; Physics Club 4; “B” Club 4; Jr. Civi- lan 4; FTA 4; Traffic Safety Com- mittee 4. MANUEL NAKU “Great things come in small pack- ages. ROTC 2.3.4, Officer 4; Biology Club 2; Drill Team 3. MINNIE NAVARRO “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one.” SHIRLEY NEVES ‘Hear much, speak little. TERRELL NICKALOFF “How poor are they who hath not patience.” 43 DAVID NULL “Happiness is like a kiss; it’s no good unless shared with the op- posite sex.” DCT 4. JUDITH ANN NUTT “False friends are like autumn leaves strewn everywhere—true friends are like diamonds, costly and rare. FHA 1,2,3, Hostess 2,3; Jr. Red Cross 1,2.3. FRED ODOM “Confidence is the conqueror of man” Rand 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Chem- istry Club 3; Physics Club 4; Jr. Honor Society 1,2. MARY ANN OLDS “Hast thou a friend, as heart may wish at will? Then use him so, to have his friend- shiv still. Wouldst have a friend, wouldst know ivhat friend is best? Have Cod thy friend, who passeth all the rest” Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 4. SYLVIA PATRICIA PARK “My heart is wax to be moulded as he pleases, but enduring as a marble to retain .” Glee Club 1; FHA 1; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Choral Club 4; FBLA 4; Beta Rho Chi 4. DAVID PATTERSON “He is well paid who is well sat- isfied.” 44 PHYLLIS JEAN PAYE “When handling yourself, use your head; when handling others, use your heart.’’ ISeta Rho Chi 2,3.4, Chaplain 4; Della Tri-Hi-Y 4; FBLA 3,4; Choral Club 2. JEANETTE PAYNE “She smiles on many just for fun, but everybody knows there’s only one.” Class V. Pres. 1; Rami 1.2.3; Student Council 1; Jazz Club 3; Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4; DCT 4, Chap- lain 4; Homecoming Court 4; Who’s Who. OLEN R. PEARSON “IAfe is what you make it. Anatomy and Physiology Club 2; Chem- istry Club 4; Physics Club 4; Honor Student 2. BETTY JEAN PENDLETON “O’ I’m stabbed with laughter. Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club 4. ANNIS PETTIT “What I must do is all that con- ceits me, not what the people think. Transfer Student; Jr. Achievement 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Christmas Float Com- mittee 4; Library Assistant 4. JEANNINE PETTY “If you can’t say what you think, why think it?” 45 BILL PHILLIPS “A fool's knowledge is through ex- perience, but a wise man doesn't need it.” Transfer Student; Baseball 3,4. KATHY PHILLIPS (iTo have friends you must be one” Glee Club 2; German Club; Choral Club 3; FHA; FBLA. PEGGIE PHILLIPS “True love is like a ghost, some- thing everyone talks about and few have seen.” FBLA 3,4; FTA 4; Civinettes 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 4. JOHN HARVEY PRESTON “A winner never quits, and a quit- ter never wins.” Key Club 3.4; “B” Club 3,4; Football 1.2,3,4, Captain 4; All Bi-City Tackle 4; All-Region Tackle 4; All-State Tackle 4; Track 3,4; Who’s Who. PAT PRICE “Ideas are like the stars. We never reach them, but like the mariners on the sea, we chart our course by them” Transfer Student; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3; DCT 4. JOHNNIE LOUSE PRUITT “She smiles on many just for fun, but everyone knows there's only one.” A 46 MIKE PURTLE “Life is a dream but sometimes it turns into a niyhtmarc.y' Football 2,3,4. Captain 4. All-Region 4. All Bi-City 4; “B” Club 3,4; Who’s Who. BRENDA JEAN QUATTLEBAUM “Divine love is a sacred flower which in its early bud is happi- ness, and in its full bloom is heaven.” Choral Club 3,4; DCT 4. FRANCES CAROLYN RAMSEY “Character is what we are; repu- tation is what people think we are” Band 1,2,3,4. STEVE RAYBURN “They conquer zvho believe they can” RICHARD REARDON “Write injuries in sand, but bene- fits in marble” JANICE CAROL REED “The days that make us happy make us wise ” Transfer Student; Latin Club 1; Co- Ed Hi-Y 1.2; Pep Club 2; Science Club 2; GAA Basketball and Soccer 2; German Club 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. 47 SANDIU J. REESE “It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice” Jr. Red Cross 1; Choral Club 3; FNA 3; DCT 4. MARK RANDALL REIF “If anything better was created, no one has ever seen it.” Beta Kappa Hi-Y 4; Choral Club 4; Anatomy and Physiology Club Secre- tary 3; Spanish Club 3. LINDA CAROL RHOADS “The creator gave us his master- piece of love To do what we could by his hand above. Falter not and linger less To try to do your very best.” Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4; FBLA 4. JIMMIE RHYME “Time spent in laughter is ivoll in- vested.” BOB RICHBURG “Great men are not born, they are made.” Civitan Club 1.2.3; Student Council V. Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Beta Kappa Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4; Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Na- tional Honor Society Chaplain 4; Phy- sics Club V. Pres. 4; French Club 2. GRACE RIZZO “Happiness is like perfume. When you spray it on others you're bound to carry a little of the scent away with you ” Spanish Club 2,3; Civincltes 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Biology Club 2; ROTC Sponsor 4; Choral Club 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 3, Program Chair- man 3. 48 ANGIE LOUISE ROBERTS “Whatever you are—be that; Whatever you say — be tt'iie; straight forwardly act, be hon- esty in fact, be nobody else but you!” Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3,4, Alternate Majorette 4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,4; Class President 1; “B” Team Cheer- leader 1; Who’s Who; Court of Beauty 4; Jazz Club 3. EDMOND RONDEAU “He is a good orator who convinces himself” WILLIAM RUSHER “Jack of all trades; master of none” Football 1; ROTC 2.3,4, Officer 4; Rifle Team 1,2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 4. TONY SALEMME “Eat, drink and be merry, for to- morrow may be too late Band 1,3,4, Drum Major 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Art Club 1; Audio- Visual 1; Science Club 1; Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Choral Club 4; Thespian Society 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4, President 3,4; Who’s Who 4. BARBARA ALICE SCIILITZKUS “Follow every rainbow, till you find your dream ” Class Secretary 4; Majorette 4; Who’s Who 4; Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Teenage Grand Jury 2,3,4; Thespian Society 3,4; Annual Literary Staff 3; Honor Student 1.2,3. JOHN SCHULZ “They said it. couldn't be doxxc, so I didn't try.” 49 MARGARET ANN SHELTON “An hour for toil, and for sport, but for a friend is life too short” Hand 1,2,4; Spanish Club 4; Dance Hand 2,4; FT A 4; Bela Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4. GLORIA JEAN1 SHEPPARD I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes” MARION SHORT “He who endures with patience is a conqueror CAROLYN LEE SIMMS “Live so you at least get the bene- fit of the doubt.” Band 1,2,3,4; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4; Jazz Club 3. JIM SIZEMORE “If getting into trouble kept a per- son alive, Vd live forever” ROTO 2,3; DCT 4. RITA SLOMAN “Be not angry that you cannot make others as you wish them to be since you cannot make your- self as you wish to be.” Choral Club 1; FHA 1,2,3; Most Beau- tiful 2; DCT 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3. 50 HERBERT RAY SMITH. JR. One must do what one can'7 National Honor Society 3,4; Lions’ Roar Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Teenage Grand Jury 4; Beta Kappa Ili-Y 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Jr. Civitan Club 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; “B” Club 4; Quill and Scroll Club 4; Chemistry Club 3; Phy- sics Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Georgia Boys’ State Cit- izen 3. ROBIN WAYNE SMITH “Search me 0 God and know my heart; try me and know my thoughts.” Spanish Club 2,3, Parliamentarian 2; Jr. Civitan (dub 3,4. Secretary 4; Beta Kappa Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 3,4; Beta Rho Chi 4; Physics Club 4; Annual Literary Staff 4. LINDA LOUISE STALCUP A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him may think aloud.” Jr. Achievement 4, Secretary 4; Ger- man Club 1; Band 2, Librarian 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Thespian Society 2,3.4; Jr. Red Cross 3.4; Gamma Tri- Hi-Y 4, V. Pres. 4; Library Assistant 2; Lions’ Roar 3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Anatomy and Physiology Club 3, Treas- urer 3; Beta Rho Chi 2,3,4; Annual Businesss Staff 4. JUDITH LEE STARLEY fDccds worth doing and frie'nds worth having make life worth liv- } ing. Band 1,2,3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; FBLA 3; DCT 4. ELEANOR STEMPLE (Micki) ilConfusion now hath made his masterpiece.77 DCT 4. CATHY STEVENS ,{Like all, love none, Stay happy, have fun” FHA 1; DCT 4. Secretary 4. 51 WILLA JEAN STEVENS “Bid one to live, and I ivill live, thy Protestant, to be. Or bid one to love, and I will give my loving heart to thee.” FHA 2,3; Honor Roll Chairman 3; DCT 4. DONNA ELIZABETH STORY “The motto of a modern coed; ev- ery man for herself.” Transfer Student; Emeralds Y-Toen 2; Debonaircs Y-Teen 3; DCT 4. JIM SUDDERTH “Let the dead bury the dead, but while we are alive let us live.” Transfer Student; German Club 1,3; Soccer Team 2; Football 2; Science Club 2; Letterman’s Club 2; Physics Club 4. GLORIA ANN T ACC ATI “Because God has let me live, I must live for Him.” FHA 2; German Club 3, Treasurer 3; Art Club 3; Annual Literary Staff 4; Chorus (dub 4; FBLA 4. BEVERLY TALLENT “Study the past if you would di- vine the future.” YVONNE MARIE THIBODEAUX “The deed I intend is great, but what, as yet, I know not.” Transfer Student. DIANE THODE “Winter is the time when gentle- men be fur blondes.” Annual Literary Staff 2,4; FHA 1,2,4; FNA 2, Historian 2; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Student Council 2,4; Civinettcs 4; Art Club 4, President 4; Honor Student 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1. BETTY ROSE THOMSON “May we live to learn well, and learn to live well” FHA 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; DCT 3,4, State Secretary 4, Local President 4. STANLEY ARNO TIEDGEN “His heart is big although he is small, God bless the women, he locoes them all.” Transfer Student; German Club 3; ROTC 4. SUSAN TREADWELL “In goodness there are all kinds of wisdom.” ROY TURGEON “We're still livin', so everything's okay.” Jr. Civitan Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; State Lt. Gov. 4; Beta Kappa Hi-Y 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Stu- dent Council 2; Beta Rho Chi 4; Latin Club 1,2, President 1,2; Lions’ Roar 4; Annual Literary Staff 4; Varsity base- ball 2,3,4; Varsitv Golf 1. VICKI TWITCH ELL ‘ 1 light heart lives long.” 53 CARLOS GIL VEGA “The years which stretch ahead are collapsible. Take your eye off them for a moment, and the fu- ture is yesterday.” “B” Club 1.2,3.4, V. Pres. 4; Student Council 2.3,4; ('lass President 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Teenage Grand Jury 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. V. Pres. 3, Pres- ident 4; DCT 4; Who’s Who; Var- sity baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity basket- ball 2,3. GABRIEL VINTAR “Sorrow is brief but joy is end- less” MIKE WADE “Neither ridicule nor criticize that which you do not knoiv or under- stand.” KENNETH WAITES “Let us all so live that when we die, even the undertaker will ci'y.” HELEN WALDEN “A heart is not judged by how much you love but by how much you are loved by others ” Jr. Red Cross 1; FHA 2; Latin Club 2; Cheerleader 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3; Civinettes 3,4, Officer 4; Pep Club 4; Who’s Who. JACK WALLACE “A wise man knows everything, a shrewd one, everybody.” 54 LINDA GAYLE WEAVER “All that glitters is not gold; all that is heart does not show.” ROTC Sponsor; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Physics Club 4. SUSAN WELLS “It’s nice to be importantf but it’s more important to be nice. Transfer Student; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 4. CATHERINE A. WESSNER (Cathy) “Full of pep and lots of fun al- ways friendly to everyone. Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4; FNA 4; FBLA 4. WOODROW THOMAS WHIPPLE (Tom) “Perfect man, nobly planned, to wa n, to comfort, and command. ROTC 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2; Debate Team 1. VALREE WHITMAN “Employ time well, if thou meanest to gain leisure. Latin Club 2; DCT Club 4. MARILYN WILKINSON “Born to talk, talk she will, al- ways talking, never still. FNA 4; FBLA 4; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4. 55 MIKE WILLIAMS “Truth never did his master shame Transfer Student; Hi-Y; Beta Rho Chi 4; ROTC 3. TOMMY CLARENCE YOUNCE “The world stands aside to let anyone pass who knows where he is going. Student Council 3,4. President 4; Bi- City Student Council Co-President 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Who’s Who 4; Physics Club 4; Teenage Grand Jury 4; Class V. Pres. 3. RICHARD WIREMAN “Men judge the affairs of other men better than their own PETE YOUNG “The fantasy within my brain is acting like a bully. Really, if I'm all I see today, l m acting very silly. 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J. STEVENS JACQUELYN WARD STEVE SHUBIN DENNIS SMITH DELORES SIEBERT KAY SMITH CHARLES SLOMKA AUTHOR SNEED CORDON STEWART STANLEY TURNER MARY TURON ALAN TWICHELL BOB WALDRIP JERRY WARD MARY WARREN JAMES WEAVER VICKY WICKHAM JOHN SMALL SANDRA SNOWDEN m ALFRED SMITH DONNA SOKOLOWSKI DENNIS STANFORD RICHARD STANFORD FAYE STONE JAMES SWINDELLS ELLIS TALLEY MIKE TAYLOR FRANKLIN THOMAS PHIL TOMLINSON DAUNN JILL BRENDA CONRAD UNDERWOOD VALENTEEN VANLA N DI NGHAM VARMON DANNY VINING ANN VOLLENTINE CYNTHIA WATSON CHERYL WAYMENT DIANE KATHLEEN TILLERY TILLMAN ELIZABETH WELCH OLIVER WELCH CHARLES WHATLEY JEN EE WELLS LUCIA WELLS LARRY WHIPPLE BECKY WHITE ROBBY CHARLES CISSY JIMMY WHITE WHITFIELD WHITT WHITT WARNER WILBOURN BILLY WILKINS JUDY WILKINSON PATSY WILLIAMSON i LINDY WILLIAMS SANDY WILSON SUSAN WISE DAVID wittwer ERNEST WRIGHT TERRY WORLDS LAMAR LOUISE YARBROUGH YOUNGBLOOD 67 AUTOGRAPHS 68 Sofkonma ..an achievement in enthusiasm 69 PRESIDENT .... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY .... TREASURER .... SPONSOR ...... SPONSOR ...... SPONSOR ...... ....... HAROLD LANE ...... ED BURROUGHS ...... BRENDA HOLLIS ........DUDLEY WELLS .. MRS. DARLENE JONES MR. FREDERICK KORZAN .. MISS GAIL WOODRUFF Sett AU AmmikcC CAROLE LANGWORTH BOBBY CAMPBELL Tftnt KtcUectccai LYNN VALENTEEN MICKEY KLEBER ”D PaficUasi CYNTHIA REARDON HAROLD LANE RICHARD ALEXANDER JOHN ALTENBURG BETTY ANDERSON CARL ANTHONY GARY ANTHONY BETTY ATKINS WILLIAM AUSTIN CHELY AVILES PAULINA AVILES ROBERT BACCHUS ELSIE BAILES MARY BAIN ANITA BARTON LANNY BASSHAM WANDA BEECH JACKIE BENEDICT DANIEL BERGERON BARBARA BEVILACQUA TONY BISHOP MIKE BIXLER BARBARA BLANKENSHII DORRIS BLEOINS ELAINE BODIFORD PATSY BOLTON SHARON BOLTON BRENDA BOUNDS BUTCH BOWYER DARWIN BOX HAL BRAMLET SAM BRAMLEY JOHN BREED BEVERLY BRITTON CHERYL BROOKS SONNY BROOKS BRENDA BROWN LORAINE BROWN MARY ANN BROWN ROBERT BROWN TERRY BRYANT FRANK BULLOCK KATHY BURCHETT BOBBY BURKETT RENATE BURRIER ED BURROUGHS GAIL BURTRUM BOBBY BUNN JIMMY BUNN KATHY BUSH CHERYL BYRD ROGER CADENHEAD RALPH CAIN JAMES CAJIAO LAVADA CALDWELL FRANKI CALLOWAY BOBBY CAMPBELL JERRY CAMPBELL SHERI CANEVIT DELIA CANTRELL JON CAPPAERT KEN CARLILE CHARLOTTE CARTER LINDA CATER JOE CAVENDER JOE CELKO BRENDA CHADWICK HARRY CHAMP JENNETTE CHASE JOHN CHASE PAT CHASTAIN THOMAS CHESTHAM YOLANDA CHICKINI CHARLES CHILDERS FREDDIE CHRESTMAN JOY CLARK WILBUR CLARKE JAMES CLARTY JOHN COCHRAN JAMES COE SHARON COLE SHARON COLE JIM COLLIER ROBERT COMMANDER LUCETTA CONNER DAN COOPSTICK JACK CORNETT NANCY COXWELL RONNIE CRAPSE BECKY CRAWFORD JANICE CRAWFORD LARRY CRAWFORD JAMES CRENSHAW DON CROSBY PATTY CROWE MELVIN CURTIS ELIZABETH CYRUS GEORGE DANIELS NORMAN DARLING JERRY DAVIDSON MARGARET DAVIS ROBBIE DeLeMARE LORNA DeMEDICUS SANDI DEMKO JACKIE DENANY LINDA DERISO JANE DeVLAMINC ELLEN DIAZ PATSY DISMUKE GLORIA DODDS JAMES DODGE WALT DONALDSON RICKY DORER DON DOZIER JAMES DOZIER PAM DUKE GREG DUNN JOHN DUNNIGAN RICHARD DUPONT LYNN DURDEN CATHY EASON PAULINE EASTERIDGF PATTY EDGE RITA EDWARDS BECKY ELLIOT BETTY JO ELLIOT PATSY ELLIOT SUE ANN ELLISON LAURA EMLEY RICHARD EPPIHIMER SHEILA EPPS BOB ESZES WILLARD EUANZ PAT FAGAN TOM FALLIS SUSAN FANNIN THRESSA FANNIN GREG FARMER CHUCK FARNELL LEAMARIE FAULKNER CYNTHIA FITZGERALD LINDA FLOURNOY BILLY FLOYD PAT FOLSON LINDA FORD SAM FOSTER NANCY FRAKER GREG FRANKLIN MARTIN FRAZIER PENNY FRANCIS JAMES FREEMAN JAMES FRIESE MONICA FROST CYNTHIA FUCCI JOHN GALLOPS MARGARET GANDY DELLA GARCIA TOM GARRETT DIANNE GARRISON DON GARRISON BILLY GARNER ROSEMARY GARVEY ANN GARVIN JERRY GAYLOR GORDON GELLNEI SUSAN GIBBS LINDA GILES CYNTHIA GILLEY SHARON GLADDEN SIDNEY GLEATON WAYNE GOBLE KAY GODWIN JUDY GOLDFARB VERA GORDON PATSY GRADY WILSON GREER JEANETTE GREEN LUGENIA GREEN ROBERT GREEN RICHARD GREENE SUE GRIFFITHS WAYNE GRIMES JOHNNY GRISARD JOYCE GRIZZARD PATSY GROGAN JEANNE GROVE DANN GUNN EVELYN GUNTER DAVID GUNTHNER JIMMY HAICK ARVEL HALL BECKY HALL JERRY HALL ROBERT HALL RON HANGARTNER JERRY HARDIN FAYE HARLOAM MARIAN HARMON JOHN HARPER EDITH HARRIS EDWARD HARRIS RODNEY HARRIS JOHN HARRISON JOHN HATCHER FRANCES HAWK CHARLENE HAYES CHRISTINA HEIDER LLOYD HELM LEE HENDERSON BUTCH HENSON LINDA HERNDON EMILY HEWITT GLENNA HICKMAN BUREN HICKS GARY HIEYT MARIAN HILDRETH LINDA HILL SHERRY HINSLEY JANET HOBBS JANICE HODGE LIBBY HODGES LOIJTHRELLE HOGAN MONTY HOLDER BRENDA HOLLIS SHERRY HOLMES JIMMY HOLTON JOAN HOLTON CHARLES HOMAN PEGGY HOPPER TERRY HOWARD HAROLD HUDSON JERRY HUGHES LYNN HUSCH BILL HUTSON GERALDINE IBACH SUE INGLE GEORGE IRIZARRY GENE JACKS JACKIE JAMES ROBERT JAMES JANICE JERNIGAN JAMES JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON GAY JONES MARGARET JONES MIKE JONES PETE JONES RONALD JONKINS LENORA JORDAN MARY BETH JOSEPH ANGIE KELLY SHI ELA KENNEDY INGER KILFOYLE BILL KIRBY EDWARD KIRKLAND MICKEY KLEBER DAVID KNOPF PAT KNOPF EVELYN KOCH SUZANNE KOON LINDA KOSER MIKE KUNIZ TOM KUNIZ MARY LAND HAROLD LANE DORIS LANEY TOMMY LANGFORD CAROLE LANGWORTH DARRELL LASSITER MIKE LAUFFER GLENDA LaVALLIE ALAN LAW JUDY LAWRENCE LORNA LAWRENCE JEAN LEAVITT JANICE LEDBETTER BARBARA LEE DANNY LEE NILDA LEON PAM LEONARD SANDRA LEONARD GLENDA LEWIS SHIRLEY LISTER NANCY LLOYD RUSSIE LOCKARD LAWAN LOFTIN SANDY LOPER JACKIE LORI A SCOTT MADDING SANDRA MAHARREY GREY MARTINA LINDA MARWEDE JUDY MAYNARD VIRGINIA MAYO MERRY MANLEY VICKI MARKLAND ANN MARSHBURN BRUNSON MARTIN DIANNE MARTIN JANIE McALPINE EVELYN McBEE BETTY McBRIDE DONNA McBRIDE SHERRELL McCAIN SUZANNE McCAIN DAVID McCLAIN CLYDE McCOMAS FRED McCRAW BERDENIA McCREARY BARBARA McDANIEL lynn McDuffie TRUETT McGEE DAVID McCUIRE FARRAND McLAIN fat McLendon KENNETH McLEOD SHEILA McMINN LYNDA McMULLIN WAYNE MEANS BERTHA MEEKS JAMES MEEKS DAVID MEIER LARRY MELLIN CAROL MELOY HUBERT MERCHANT SHERRY MERCHENT JUDY MEREDITH MIKE MERRITT HOLLIS MIJETTE CHERYL MILEHAM DAVID MILES JIMMY MILES ALLENE MILLER CARLENE MILLER JEAN MILLER KATHERINE MILLER TOMMY MITCHELL HENRY MIXON NANCY MONTGOMERY JOYCE MOON JIMMY MOORE CHARLES MOREHEAD RICKY MORGAN DAVID MORRIS MICKEY MULHERN DOUGLAS MULL EDDIE MULL REX MURPHY SANDRA NALL BARBARA NEAL MARGARET NELSON BOBBY NICKERSON ROY NIX SHEILA NIX DARYL NIXON SANDRA NOWELL BONNIE NUNLAY TONY NUNN BEVERLY NYZSER LARRY O’DONNELL DARWIN OLIVER GABRIEL OSTERBURG CLYDE OSTERMAN CORKY OWENS BRYAN PAIT DARLENE PARK BERNICE PARRISH CHESTER PASKO DENNIS PATTERSON JEANETTE PATTERSON PAULA PAUL PRESTON PAYNE OLGA PAZ WAYNE PELTY PHILIP PENNINGTON JEANNE PENNY JOAN PEREGOY ANITA PERRY MYRA PHELPS ROXANNE PHILLIPS JAMES PIERCE CYNTHIA PIPPIN FI A PITA SHIRLEY PITTS DENNIS PLAUCHE JEANETTE POULNOT ELBERT POWELL KEITH PRATT PEGGY PRESCOTT JOHN PRESTON LARRY PRESTON BILLY PRICE DAVID PURSER LINDA QUARLES PAT QUINN RATHEL RANDALL RALPH RATCLIFF REBECCA RAYBURN JACK REAGAN CYNTHIA REARDON BEN REESE ANN REEVES FRANK REEVES STEVE REGAN JAMES REID LINDA REID STEVE REID SUSAN RENFROW LINDA RICHARDSON FRANCINE RICHIE GARY RICKSON JUDY RIDDLE ALLEN RIGGLEMAN JEAN RIGGLEMAN DELORES RINER JOSE RIVERA CHARLES ROBERTSON PAT ROLLINS JAY ROMANS BARBARA ROMERO BILL ROYSTER CYNTHIA RUSH SANDRA SANCHEZ JUDY SANDERS TOM SANKEY DINA SAUCEDO LARRY SAULSBURY KARALEE SCIIOTTER RANDY SCOTT MICHAEL SEE SUE SELLERS JOHN SETTLES RONNIE SHADDIX BARBARA SHAFER BONNIE SHAFFER PEGGY SHAFFER WAYNE SHAW DOUGLAS SHELTON MARGARET SHEVLIN DONNA SHINE DELBERT SHOEMAKER JAMES SHOUSE RICHARD SIIREVE MARY ANN SHUFF MARIE SIKES JOHN SIMMONS STEVE SIMMONS ELAINE SIMONS RICHARD SIMPSON FRANCES SINGLETON WANDA SLOMKA KATHLEEN SMILEY BETTY SMITH BUDDY SMITH BUTCH SMITH DIANE SMITH GWEN SMITH LEWIS SMITH MARY SMITH PATRICIA A. 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SMITH THOMAS SMITH REBECCA SORRELLS BARRY SPARKS ] JUDITH SPARKS ORIE SPEAKER OTIS SPIKES CRAIG SPRESS DAN STEED JIMMY STEED t BRENDA STEVENS ROBERT STEVENS SANDRA STEVENS NEIL STEWART I REGINA STRICKLAND CHARLES STUDLEY CHRIS SUITT JOYCE SWEATMON JANICE TACCATI BECKY TAFF NANCY TAYLOR DIAN TEEL PAUL TESSIER ALFRED THORMAN CAROL THURMOND ANNE TIPP MARGARET TORRES JO ELLEN TROTTER EDDY TRUE BILL TURMAN THOMAS TURNER ROBERT UBREY ABRAHAM VALENTIN LYNN VALLENTINE MAYNARD VANLANDINGHAM IVAN VEGA MARGARET VISAGE GREG WALDING JAMES WALDREP JEANETT WALLACE HUGHIE WARMACK JACK WARREN JIMMY WEAVER JERRY WELCH CRYSTAL WELLS DUDLEY WELLS MARGIE WESTBERRY NANCY WESTON GLEN WHIDDON TOM WHIPPLE NANCY WHITING DOROTHY WHITE GAIL WHITE KATHY WHITT VICKI WILKOWSKI CAROL WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIAMS RON WILLIAMS TEDDY WILLIAMS HOWARD WILLIS MIKE WINDHAM BUDDY WINDISCH BILL WIREMAN BEVERLY WISOR PAM WOLMAN LINDA WOMBLE DORIS WOOD LYNN WOOD MARSHA WOOD PERRY WOODALL CAROL WOODS PAT WRENCH DAVID WRIGHT SUE WRIGHT VALERIE YONKIN NANCY ARMSTRONG BECKY KEAHEY 84 an achievement in determination 85 'pie krttaet O icesib PRESIDENT .... 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CHARLES SMITH 86 “Ttta t 1 ateiCectcccd KATHY OMELANUK JOHN SMITH Se t Att Al tCKct ROXIE GORDY EDDIE MILLER Tftnt 'P frcctasi ROXIE GORDY EDDIE MILLER ANNE ACHEY BENITA ACOSTA RICHARD A'CTON SAM ADAMS HELEN ADKINS BARBARA AINSWORTH DEBBIE ALDERMAN CYNTHIA ALLEN DEBBIE ALLISON ZOE ANN ALTENBURG SAM ALVARADO JAMES AMPA GWEN ANDERSON JEAN ANDERSON JERRY ANDERSON STEVE ANGEL KAREN ANTHONY JAMES ASHER LUIS AVELLANET DALE BAKER GALE BAKER BEVERLY BALES JANE BALL SUE BALL PAUL BARCHANOWEIZ CAROL BARHAM JACKIE BARNES BOB BARNETT DIANE BARTLES BONNIE BASILIERE JOAN BENEFIELD SALLY BERTRAM RUTH ANN BETTIN VINSON BIDDY RACHAEL BIGHEE SONJA BIOUNT PHYLLIS BIXLER JERRY BLACKMAN KENNETH BLACKWOOD SANDY BLANCHARD JERE BLASSINCAME TROA BLEVINS BARBARA BOLDEN LARRY BORTH NANCY BOUTELLE PETER BOWLES ROGER BOYER EUDORA BRAGG ELAINE BRANNON ELAINE BRANNON JIMMY BRANNON BILLY BRAZIL SANDRA BRIDGES CHARLES BROOME JOHNNY BROOKS LINDA BROWN RONNIE BROWN ROY BRYANT TOMMY BRYANT EDWARD BUFF WAYNE BUFF SHERIN BUIMAN BOBBY BUITON JIM BURKE GARY BURNETTE JACK BURNS MIKE BURNS CARI BURRELL KAREN BURROWS CAROL BUSH KATHY BUSH DENNIS BUTLER EVELYN BUTLER LEE BUTTS EVELYN BUZA ALTHA BYRD RICHARD BYRD DONNA CADENHEAD MILTON CAFFEY ALLEN CALDWELL GLENDA CALDWELL JOHN CALL ALLEN CAMPBELL PETER CAMPBELL ROGER CAMPBELL DAVID CAPPAERT ALLEN CARlClONA JACKIE CARTER MARY CARTER RODNEY CARTWRIGHT CHURMAN CARY JANE CATRETT JUDY CATRETT KYLE CAVIN ROBERT CELKO BRENDA CHAMPION WAYNE CHAMPION BRENDIA CHASTAIN JIMMIE CHAVIS EMILY CHEATHAM LARRY CHISM GLORIA CH1TTUM SUSAN CLARDY GORDON CLARK PENNY CLARK BILL CLEVELAND KAREN COGHILL ALBRECHT CONGER ELLIS CONTOIS WALTER COOK SUSAN COOLEY RAY COOPER TOM CORINCTON BRENDA CORLUTT DAVID CORLEY PAM CORNETT LINDA COSMAH DAVID COSTNER JO ANNE COVENY LINDA COX SHARON CRABB CLAUDIA CRAWFORD CONNIE CRAWFORD DELORES CRAWFORD GENE CRAWFORD PAUL CRAWFORD CARMIN CRUZ JESUS CRUZ MARIA CRUZ LARRY CULPEPPER SADINA CUTCHEN BYRON DANFORD WILLIAM DANIEL DANNY DANIELS RONALD DAUGHERTY MIKE DAVENPORT BOBBY DAVIS CAROL DAVIS ERICH DAVIS JANICE DAVIS JIM DAVIS JO ANN DcLANEY SHELLY DEMKO DIANE DEMMICK DICKY DeVORE LINDA DILARENGO BRIGITTE DINTLEMAN JOHN DIXON DAVID DOBARZYNSKI ROLF DOMINIAK JoANN DORMAN CARL DOZIER CHARLES DRAKE JAMES DUKE JANICE DUNCAN LAURIE DUNCAN MICKEY DUNN JIM DUNSEITH JOHN DUPRIEST WANDA DURDEN MARY DYE EDWARD EARLEY OSCAR EASON JEANIE EAST SUSAN EBERHARDT TED ECHOLS NORMA ELLIOT BRUCE EMERSON KEN EMERSON JOHN EVANS JOHN FARR'ELL MARIA FAZ GARY FERGUSON ROY FERGUSON DANNY FERRELL JUDY FLORES PEGGY FNG1AM JANET FORLINES NORMA FOSHEE RONNIE FOSTER CHARLES FRANCIS GLORIA FRANCIS DELLA MAE FRANKLIN JAMES FREEMAN DONALD FREYBERGER PAT GABLE DON CARLOS GARCIA GARY GARDNER NANCY GARDNER EVELYN GARRETT NORMAN GARRISON LINDA GIBSON SUSAN GINGRICH JAMES GILBERT NORMAN GILES BENJIE GILMORE MIKE GLASER LINDA GLASS JOHN GLARMEY WAYNE GLAZE SHIRLEY GLOVER BILL GOFF GEORGE CORDEN MARILYN GORDY ROXIE GORDY JANICE GORE CHARLES GRAY JIMMY GREGORY GAIL GRIER JAYNE GRIZZARD TOMMY GOSLIN ISRAEL GUADALUPE ESTEBAN GUDALUPE CHUCK HAlso DOLORES HALL JoANN HALL MERIDITH HALL TOMMY HALL RONNIE HAMAN BRENDA HAMILTON MARY HAMILTON JOHNNY HAMM a ( €5 FRANK HARDIN STEVE HARDIN LORETTA HARLOW RONNIE HARMON BUDDY HARPER JOYCE HARPER CAROL HARRIS SARAH HARRIS BEVERLY HARRISON JEANETTE HARRISON JoANN HART EMILY HARWELL JERRY HATCHER MIKE HEFFERON DACMA HEIDENTHAL HERBIE HEIDT DAVID HENSON LARRY HENSON ALFONSO HERNANDEZ CECIL HERNANDEZ CARMEN HERNANDEZ BEN HERRING NYOKA HERRING PEGGY HERRINGTON TONY HESSER DIANE HESTER ANNETTE HIBBARD CORDON HICE MICHAEL HILL VIVIAN HILL BRENDA HINSON CRAIG HOBBS DANNY HOBBS KATHY HOBBS IJNDA HOLCOMB DIANE HOLM BERG RICKY HOPKINS CATHY HORAN BOBBY HOWARD CHARLES HUBBARD JUDY HUCK TOMMY HUDSON ANN HUGHES JANE HUIBRECTSE GLORIA HUNDLEY SHIRLEY IDLE KEITH JACKSON MARY JACKSON ROY JACKSON DENNIS JAEGER CHARLENE JAMES LINDA JAMES RITA JAMES JOHN JAY RONNIE JAYNES SANDRE JENKS RAY JERNIGAN ANN JOHNSON ERIC JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON JACKIE JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON BOBBY JOINER FRANKLIN JONES HARRY JONES LYNN JONES MARY JONES RICHARD JONES TOM JONES JAMES JORDAN DAVID KASH ELAINE KELLY - PETRA KELLY ADELLE KENNEDY BILL KENIHAN BEN KILPATRICK ANNA LAURA KNOTTS JAMES KOISHACAURA ROBERT KONDRAK LINDA LANCASTER RON LANDS BARBARA LAW LINDA LAW NANCY LEDBETTER DANNY LEE DAVID LEE MARYLA LEE DANNY LEEDY DONALD LESLIE LARRY LEWIS PAT LEONARD DON LILES CARY LINDY RUBY LINGO CHARLES LOGAN MYRA LOPEZ PAUL MAHN TERRY MALLEY TIM MALLEY DAVID MANZ BETTY MARCUM CAROLYN MARCUM JOE MARKHAM DAVID MARTIN BRENDA MASON MIKE MASSEY BETTY MATHIS SHERRY MATHIS PAMELA MAYNARD CHARLOTTE McARTHUR ROBERT McBRIDE TED McCOOL TERESA McCOOL WALLY McCORMICK KAY McCRARY CHARLENE McCREARY NANCY McDANIEL MARY McGEE JANICE McINTYRE PATRICIA McKAY LARRY McKENZIE ANDREW McKNICHT BOBBY McLENDON HILDA McNEER BETTY MEANS DIANA MELLOW LINDA MENCHACA BILL MERCER ALLEN MERCHANT STANLEY MERRIT SUSAN MERRITT WAYNE MICHEL STEVE MIDLAM DON MILES AMANDA MILLER CHRISTY MILLER EDDY MILLER ROY MILLER CINDY MIMS SHERRON MINTON ANN MINOR BRENDA MIDLEN CARMEN MIRANDA CARMELITA MONICAL BUTCH MOORE CHARLES MOORE CHUCK MOORE VICKI MORALES PATRICIA ANN MORRIS SHARON MORRIS JUDY MURPHY MARLON MURREL BILL MYERS KATHY NELSON CHERYL NEWMAN CAROLYN NICKOLSON ANN NORRIS FRANK NORRIS DONALD NULL ROGER O’BRIEN JOE O’CONNOR MIKE O’FARRELL BUCKY OLIVER MARY JANE O’NEAL MARGARITA OTERO GRTHLA OWEN TIM OWEN RAY OWENS JANICE PAIT LA MONT PATE NANCY PAUL MIKE PARKER EVELYN PATRICK PATRICIA PATRICK PATSY PATTERSON ROBERTO PAZ PATRICIA PEARSON VICKI PENNINGTON STEPHEN PEREGORY JANE PERRINED JACKSON PERKINS RICHARD PEROPAT LINDA PERRY DAVID PETERS GAIL PHILIPS RICHARD PHILLIPS WILLIS PHILLIPS SHARON PHIPPS RONALD PLAUCHE MARK POLLMAN CAROL PONDER KENITH POOLE TOM PRADET MIKE PRESTON BRUCE PRESTON GEORGE PRICE JUENITA PRICE BARBARA PRIDE TOMMY PRIDE DOUG PRITCHETT DIAN PROPHITT CHARLES PUCKETT BARBARA QUINN BETTY ANN RALEY JOHN RAMAGE ELIZABETH RAMSEY JANICE REAGAN DEBORAH REESE PATSY REID PESSY REID RONALD RENFROE JANIS REYNOLDS FRANK REYNOLDS DEWEY RHODES DANA RHODES CHESTER RHODES CHARLES RICHARDS GUY RICHARDSON DONNA RICHMOND JUDY RICHMOND DOROTHY RIGDON ROY RIGGLEMAN ANGELA RIGSBY ANNA RILEY BLAND RILEY LILIANA RIVERO BARBARA ROARK PENNY ROBERTS WAYNE ROBINSON MARIA RODRIQUEZ BUTCH ROGERS ROBERTS ROGERS DONNA ROLLING STEVE ROLLISON JANET ROSANO MARIA ROSADO CAROLYN ROSE JOE ROQUE CURTIS RUSH JIMMY SADLER WILLIAM SALMON JoANN SAULS PAT SATURDAY CHRIS SCHLADT BETH SCHLITZKUS BRUCE SCHOFIELD MARY SCHROEDER GLENN SEAWELL MONIKA SELF FRED SELLER ROBERT SELLER GWEN SHEFFIELD BARBARA SHEVLIN DONALD SHOEMAKER CURTIS SIECY ALLEN SIMMONS RODNEY SLOAN BILLY SMITH DONNELL SMITH JEFF SMITH JOHN SMITH LEIGH SMITH MIKE SMITH RUTH SMITH ROBERT SMITH VALERIE SPAULDING CHARLOTTE SPENCE HELEN SPENCE LINDA STALEY JEAN ANN STANEK NANCY STANFORD LINDA STANLEY DIANE STEPHENS LINDA STEWARD PAM STIER JOHN STIKES GALE STONE JOE STREACKER CATHY STRINGFELLO CYNTHIA STRICKLANL BILL STRONG REBECCA SUHASKI JERKY SULT HARRIET SWEENEY WAYNE SYVERSON PHYLLIS TACATI GILBERT TAYLOR BRUCE TERRELL MIKE THIEL NORBERT THINNES EARL THOMAS JoANN THOMAS RICHARD THOMAS FREDDY THOMPSON JUDY THOMPSON SUSAN THORNBURG LINDA TIAMMELL BOBBY TILLERY HENRIETTA TILLERY ALICIA TOMBLIN JAMES TOLBERT DAVID TROY DEBBIE TROY MADGA VALENTINE MICKEY VAN HOUSEN PEGGY VAN LANDINGHAM MARCUS VEGA JERRY WALDING BILLY WALKER BEVERLY WALLACE PAUL WALLACE WESLEY WALLACE PATRICIA WALTERS TOMMY WATLEY PHYLLIS WATERS DANIEL WATSON JAMES WATSON TIM WEAVER SHIRLEY WEBB TERRY WEBSTER TIM WEBSTER BENNIE WELCH DAVID WELLS MARY LOU WENTZ RILL WEST JODY WEST LINDA WHATLEY JANICE WHEELER STEVE WHITELAW SHIRLEY WHITEMORE JIM WHITESIDE LAURA WHITMIRE RANDY WHITT TED WILBER MIKE WILBOURN DELMER WILLIAMS PAT WILLIAMS SANDRA WILLIAMS FRANKIE WILMER BRENDA WILSON HENRY WILSON JAMES WILSON PHYLLIS WILSON LINDA WISE CECIL WRIGHT ROBERT WRIGHT STANLEY WRIGHT PAT WOEGENS RODGER WOLFE EVELYN WONYETYE NANCY WOODALL LARRY WOODARD LYNN WYNN BUTCH YAWN WAYNE YELVERTON BUTCH YODER BONNIE YOUNG JUNE ZAMECNIK JOHN ZIMMERMAN 101 AUTOGRAPHS 102 ...an achievement in leadership 103 'Tft bt eauti£ut HELEN WALDEN 104 fault a £ beauty CAROLYN COLE @wit o-£ beauty KATHY BALL RHONDA JOHNSON 108 o£ Seaccty RITA SLOMAN @occit o£ Secutty ANGIE ROBERTS 109 Wait Ai ety U Succeed Kathy Ball Robert Davis 7ft 7 utettectuaC Barbara Schlitzkus Robert Davis ___________________________m Zu j @ ci%teau Susan Dennis Carlos Vega 'Tfta t Defcettda le Nancy Hatcher Tommy Younce wr Diane Dorminy Tommy McCleskey 'rtyaicte t 'MJo-'i eib Maida Murray Tommy Younce 1 13 'piieacttCc t Tommy Younce Rhonda Johnson Se t Sc aaC Sfieret Rhonda Johnson John Preston TVetteebt Lynn Craddock Joel Casey V 7ftin Kathy Ball _______________________m_____,________ yittfucd JLitiwif EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ............................... SANDRA HOLMES SPONSOR .................................... MISS KAY SCHNELL ART EDITOR SOPHOMORE CLASS Maida Murray Sarah Blake Rosalind Elrod CLASS EDITOR Diane Thode FRESHMAN CLASS Linda Seawell SENIOR CLASS Jo Ann Coveney Sheila Shoaf Gloria Tacatti Nancy Stanford FEATURES JUNIOR CLASS Joan Mattus Becky White Cissy Whitt Nancy Hatcher ORGANIZATIONS Gail Brophy Elva Griner ROTC EDITORS Steve Cleary Mary Holcumb ATHLETICS Roy Turgeon Wayne Smith ACTIVITIES Kay Johnson Bob Brown Tyler Parsons 120 MANAGER ........................................ BOB RICH BURG SPONSOR ............................. MISS KATRINA YIELDING Gay Cofer Gwenette Johnson Elva Griner Mike Kovachi Nancy Hatcher Bob Richburg Andy Hatley Micki Scott Annette Johnson Ann Vollentine JLiod'i Rom CO-EDITOR.................................JOE AMBROSE CO-EDITOR ................................ HERB SMITH SPONSOR............................MISS SYLVIA POUND Linda Blair Janice Creed Linda Cummings Jean Cooper Sheila Davenport Susan Davis Rozalind Elrod Elva Griner Nancy Hatcher B-Jo Hogg Chee-Chee Houston Annette Johnson Gwenette Johnson Elaine Miller Maida Murray Sara-Jean Runkle Linda Seawell Butch Smith Linda Stalcup Roy Turgeon 122 Quit mi Sadi Sandra Holmes Mike Kovacich Bob Richburg Linda Seawell Herb Smith SPONSORS Miss Sylvia Pound Miss Kay Schnell 123 Udiond Hotioi Society PRESIDENT ............................. KATHY BALL VICE-PRESIDENT ................ BARBARA SCHLITZKUS SECRETARY ........................... HELEN WALDEN TREASURER ........................... CAROLYN COLE CHAPLAIN ............................ BOB RICHBURG HISTORIAN............................ ELAINE HARDIN SPONSOR .................... MRS. ALCIE MAE DENNIS Warren Bowland NEW MEMBERS Ronnie Ogletree Jutta Clayton Mary Adams Jerry Pullium Robert Davis Sarah Blake Aralie Roberts Sandra Holmes Madge Bunce Richard Schroder Neal McLean Judy Chaves Ed Schumacher Gene Montgomery Vaughn Cook Micki Scott Mike Omelanuk Steve Davis Linda Seawell Angie Roberts Jean Dixon Wayne Smith Herb Smith Barbara Gilbert Steve Hall Audrey Hammerich Nancy Hatcher Kay Johnson Peggy Lehner Herbert Martin Joanie Melillo Diane Thode Jill Valenteen Brenda VanLandingham James Weaver Becky White 124 Vkupim ViowH PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SUSAN DAVIS SECRETARY TREASURER SANDRA HOLMES Joe Ambrose Tony Salemme Anne Bridges Barbara Schlitzkus Bobby Campbell Linda Stalcup Joan Childrey Chris Suitt Susan Davis Pete Young Elva Griner Audrey Hammerich HONORARY MEMBERS Sandra Holmes Mr. Byron Grant Maida Murray Mrs. Louise Griner Bill Royster 125 Studeat fauncit- Seni i efrie entatCveb PRESIDENT ............. VICE-PRESIDENT ...... JONNIE MELLILO SECRETARY .............. KATHY BALL SPONSOR ....... ......... TOMMY YOUNCE TREASURER ............... B-JO IIOGG HISTORIAN .......... RHONDA JOHNSON MR. OSCAR BOYLES Student ( buncit- tyunibi efiie entutiu-eb 126 Student 0 yuuciC- SdfrkfyttMyre eft%e entatCve Student (Zbuncit- ie hvKan efiiebentativeb 127 7 . tV. PRESIDENT BETTY THOMSON CHAPLAIN JEANETTE PAYNE VICE-PRESIDENT DONNY FOSTER HISTORIAN ... DAVID WITTWER TREASURER DAVID HARRIS PARLIAMENTARIAN ... . JIMMY RHYNE SECRETARY CATHY STEVENS SPONSOR MR. PAUL MEZICK Billy Adkins Craig Franzen David Sellers Joe Ambrose Brenda Grant Steve Shubin Stanley Atkins Ole Hill Jim Sizemore Mary Birch Nancy Hobbs Rita Sloman Brenda Brown Wayne Ivey Marshall Smith Mike Brown David Jones Judy Starley Paula Bryen Laura Kidd Micki Stemple Tommy Carstens Tito Menchaca Jean Stevens Maria Cook Melvin Miller Donna Story George Crabb Howard Miner Sue Treadwell Pat Crawford Danny Moore Carlos Vegas Jimmy Cresawn Johnny Moore Mike VVade Jimmy Dean David Null Kenneth Waites Jerry Dunlap Pat Price Valree Whitman Alford Dunstan Sandi Reese Martha Young Claude Fairman Pete Young 128 Keif PRESIDENT...............CHARLES HORNE VICE-PRESIDENT ......... ROBERT DAVIS SECRETARY .............. DAVID HARMON Tommy Bassett Jerry Buchannon Edgar Burroughs Phil Cofer Paul Ferguson Nick Haick Butch Harden Alan Hiatt Bill Kirby Harold Lane TREASURER ........... DANNY VINNING CHAPLAIN ............ GEORGE MILLER SPONSOR ........ MR.LEROY FOREHAND Richard Ligon Hermann Maynard Mickey Mekkelsen George Miller Robin Montgomery Phillip Pennington John Preston Jay Settles Dennis Stanford Carlos Vega 129 CioU CUb PRESIDENT .. ROY TURGEON HISTORIAN .... JAMES WEAVER VICE-PRESIDENT . STEVE JOINER CHAPLAIN JOHN HOWELL SECRETARY ... WAYNE SMITH SERGEANT-AT-ARMS STEVE MYRICK TREASURER LARRY JOINER SPONSOR MR. FOSTER WATKINS James Bardis Larry Joiner Jerry Pullium J araes Crowson Steve Joiner Ed Schumacher Bill Denny Mickey Kleber Randy Scott Mike Fanner Mike Kuntz Herb Smith Tom Garrett George Langworth Wayne Smith Gordon Hagewood Tom Livingston Roy Turgeon Lee Hankins Mickie Mulhern James Weaver Eddie JIarris Steve Myrick Oliver Welch Andy Hatley Ronnie Ogletree Lindy Williams John Howell Jimmy Payne Tommy Younce 130 ! ' Ciumtta i PRESIDENT ..................... LYNN CRADDOCK VICE-PRESIDENT ......... GRACE RIZZO SECRETARY.................CHERYL ELY CHAPLAIN ............ RHONDA JOHNSON HISTORIAN .............. ELVA GRINER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ..... HELEN WALDEN SPONSOR ....... MISS CAROLINE PRUITT Gail Brophy Gay Cofer Lynn Craddock Jean Dixon Ginger Dominey Pat Ellis Cheryl Ely Elva Griner Brenda Hayes B-Jo Hogg Myra Hudgins Rhonda Johnson Cynthia Kirkland Amelia Miller Jonnie Melillo Carol Norris Peggy Phillips Cheryl Regan Grace Rizzo Micki Scott Linda Seawell Barbara Seymour Betsey Shevlin Sheila Shoaf Diane Tillery Daunn Underwood Helen Walden Mary Warren Cynthia Watson Elizabeth Welch Becky White Cissy Whitt Patsy Williamson 131 PRESIDENT ..................... ANGIE ROBERTS VICE-PRESIDENT ..... DIANE DORMINEY SECRETARY ............ ROSALIND ELROD TREASURER ........ JEANETTE PAYNE CHAPLAIN ........ DAUNN UNDERWOOD SPONSOR ........ MRS. JANE DEATON Barbara Benton Linda Blair Sarah Blake Marilynn Bowen Gay Cofer Vaughn Cook Lynn Craddock Diane Dorminey Ginger Dominey Sharon Duke Rosalind Elrod Cheryl Ely Vera Gordon Audrey Hammerich Sandra Hayes B-Jo Hogg Brenda Hollis Myra Hudgins Harriet Jarvis Annette Johnson Gwennette Johnson Rhonda Johnson Diane Midgette Jo Carol Newman Jeanette Payne Tonnie Rankin Linda Rhoads Grace Rizzo Angie Roberts Micki Scott Linda Seawell Barbara Seymour Donna Shine Diane Thode Daunn Underwood Ann Volentine Mary Warren Susan Wells Cissy Whitt 132 PRESIDENT .............. KAY JOHNSON CHAPLAIN JANICE CREED VICE-PRESIDENT .. BARBARA SCHLITZKUS PROJECT CHAIRMAN NANCY HATCHER SECRETARY ............. GAIL BROPHY SPONSOR MISS CAROLE McALISTER TREASURER ......... CAROL JERNIGANS Gwen Adams Diane Lane Frances Apel Peggy Lehner Joan Childrey Joan Mattus Carolyn Cole Amelia Miller Susan Davis Carol Norris Susan Dennis Betty Jean Pendleton Diane Dixon Jean Prescott Jane Ellis Janice Reed Pat Ellis Sue Richburg Jean Grogan Dee Salemme Sandra Holmes Margaret Shelton Wanda Houston Sheila Shoaf Beth Hutchings Sandra Snowden Linda Johnson Judy Starley Sandra Johnson Brenda VanLandingham Wanda Johnson Cynthia Watson Susan Jones Elizabeth Welch 133 2 dU Vu PRESIDENT ................ RITA COYNES VICE-PRESIDENT ................. CHRIS SUITT SECRETARY ......... SARI JEAN RUNKLE TREASURER ............... SUSAN INGLE Carole Benton Lou Bramlett Lavada Caldwell Jennette Chase Nancy Coxwell Becky Crawford Patsy Dismuke Linda Glaser Kay Godwin Shirley Lister Linda Martin Lynn Newman COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN...SANDY ROCHE SCHOOL CHAIRMAN ..SHERRY CHRISLER SPONSOR ..... MISS REBECCA THORNTON Jeanne Penny Joan Peregory Patricia Quinn Linda Richardson Betty Smith Becky Taft Vicki Twichell Jackie Ward Dot White Marlyn Wilkinson Patsy Williamson Maria Wood 134 Gmm 'Ju-Ht-Lj PRESIDENT .... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY .... TREASURER..... ... MARY ADAMS LINDA STALCUP .... PAM DUKE JILL VALENTEEN CHAPLAIN ...........CAROL SUE MOYE COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN.....CATHY WHITT SCHOOL CHAIRMAN ...... MADGE BUNCE SPONSOR ....... MISS GWEN DRISKELL Mary Bain Shjrley Borroum Linda Caldwell Linda Campbell Diane Culvcrhouse Ivie Dendy Carolyn Ellison Shirley Felts Barbara Gilbert Marion Harmon Brenda Hayes Betty Howard Cynthia Kirkland Jean Lynch Peggy Marble Linda Martin Beverly Nipper Mary Ann Olds Peggy Phillips Nancy Shenosky Carolyn Simms Pat Smith Betty Thomson 135 'Beta JUppt, Hi-ty PRESIDENT ...................... BOB RICHBURG VICE-PRESIDENT .......... HERB SMITH SECRETARY ......... RONNIE OGLETREE TREASURER .......... JAMES CROWSON CHAPLAIN ............. WAYNE SMITH SPONSOR ....... COL. ANDREW HAYES Mike Brown Steve Cleary Ronnie Felts John Hatcher Charles Horne John Howell Mike Kovacich Art Long Gene Montgomery Tony Salemme Ed Schumacher Dennis Stanford Sonny Stewart Roy Turgeon James Weaver Mike Williams 136 3 SENIOR PRESIDENT ... PHIL COFER JUNIOR PRESIDENT JOHN BOLLES VICE-PRESIDENT CARLOS VEGA VICE-PRESIDENT RONNIE OGLETREE SEC’Y.-TREAS . HERMAN MAYNARD SPONSOR COACH ’’BUBBA’’ BALL Tommy Anderson John Edge Richard Ligon John Preston Tommy Bassett Paul Ferguson Gene Mann Mike Purtle John Bolles Vic Garvey Herman Maynard Ed Schumacher Jerry Buchanan Nick Haick Tommy McCleskey Randy Scott Ed Burroughs Butch Harden John Merritt John Sheetz Steve Busch David Harmon Robin Montgomery Marion Short Phil Cofer Charles Horne George Miller Wayne Smith Neal Chesser Jacob Hunter Steve Myrick Herb Smith James Crowson Harold Lane Ronnie Ogletree Roy Turgeon Steve Davis George Langworth Corky Owens Carlos Vega Billy Denny Jimmy Lawrence Jimmy Payne Danny Vinning 137 r 'ZiiuUi Jwtaw tfomtn ktu ol rfmeuca, PRESIDENT................ JUDY CHAVES VICE-PRESIDENT ................ LAURA KIDD SECRETARY ..................... DIANE LANE TREASURER ............. SUSAN JONES HISTORIAN ............. BECKY TAFF SPONSOR ..........MRS. LOUISE GRINER Mary Bain Carole Benton Linda Brooks Frankie Calloway Judy Chaves Janice Creed Janice Davis Susan Davis Rita Edwards Shirley Felts Cindy Fucci Kay Godwin Evelyn Gunter Elva Griner Charlene Hayes Linda James Laura Kidd Russie Lackard Diane Lane Barbara Lau Merry Manley Vicki Markland Sandra Nall Jeanne Penny Cynthia Pippin Peggy Prescott Francine Richie Aralie Roberts Barbara Romero Peggy Schafer Margie Shaw Donna Shine Mary Anne Shuff Wanda Slomka Diane Smith Becky Taff Carole Thurman Shirley Webb Nancy Weston Dorothy White Nancy Whiting 138 Homy tow 'Jutwu Jiommwktu ol jirnuca, PRESIDENT ......... MILDRED BREWER HISTORIAN........ CAROLE LANGWORTH VICE-PRESIDENT .... CYNTHIA WATSON PARLIAMENTARIAN LINDA CALDWELL SECRETARY ......... MARILYN BOWEN SPONSOR ......... MRS. LOUISE GRINER TREASURER ......... ELIZABETH WELCH Gwen Adams Gwenette Johnson Madge Bunce Linda Johnson Linda Campbell Linda Martin Gay Cofer Nancy Nicholson Jean Cooper Barbara Neal Sherry Crowe Janice Pait Linda Cummings Tonnie Rankin Ivie Dendy Penny Roberts Sherrill Frith Barbara Seymore Marion Harmon Diane Thode Edith Harris Brenda VanLandingham Brenda Hayes Judy Wilkinson Linda Herndon Patsy Williamson Annette Johnson Louise Youngblood 139 JutuM 'Je ckeu oh Amuc l PRESIDENT ............ PATSY SAMPLES VICE-PRESIDENT ........ ELVA GRINER SECRETARY ............. MARY ADAMS TREASURER .............. JUDY CHAVES HISTORIAN ............ MAIDA MURRAY PROJECT..................KAY GODWIN SPONSORS......... MRS. RUTH ATKINSON MR. CHARLES HOWARD Ann Achey Betsy Adams Betty Anderson Francis Apel Shirley Borroum Lou Bramlett Madge Bunce Danny Butler Donna Cadenhead Linda Caldwell Linda Campbell Judy Chaves Gay Cofer Patty Crowe Sharon Duke Danny Elkins Patricia Flournoy Kay Godwin Elva Griner Audrey Hammerich Brenda Hollis Linda Johnson Diane Lane Barbara Lau Cheryl Luellman Vicki Markland Gene Montgomery Maida Murray Steve Myrick Sandy Partain Peggy Philips 140 Cynthia Rearden Barbara Roark Patsy Samples Beth Schlitzkus Micki Scott Monika Self Margret Shelton Betty Smith Pat Smith Phyllis Taccati Becky Taff Jo Ann Thomas Brenda Van Landingham Lucia Wells Kathy Whitt Jatww 'ZumaJLuUvu fimuca, PRESIDENT .........MARTHA CHAPPELL VICE-PRESIDENT ......... CAROL MOYE SECRETARY ............ LINDA RHOADS TREASURER..........JO CAROL NEWMAN SPONSOR ......... MRS. CORA DE MOTT SPONSOR ............. MRS. ANN RAY SPONSOR......MRS. REBECCA FOREHAND SPONSOR....MRS. BILLIE JEAN STALLINGS Lou Bramlet Madge Bunce Martha Chappell Cherie Chrisler James Crowson Carol Moye Jo Carol Newman Peggie Phillips Linda Rolling Marilyn Wilkinson Kathy Wessner Gloria Taccati Linda Rhoads 141 Jwtwu %UMU ofi PRESIDENT JILL VALENTEEN TREASURER BRENDA HAYES VICE-PRESIDENT .... MILDRED BREWER SPONSOR MRS. VIRGINIA WOOD SECRETARY BRIGITTE HENRY Anne Achey Pat Edmonds Peggy Marble Linda Seawell Carole Benton Lee Ellison Carolyn Marcum Barbara Seymore Doris Blevins Rozalind Elrod Nancv McDaniel Barbara Shafer Mildred Brewer Roxie Gordy Molly McGee Nancy Stanford Charlotte Brookins Mary Hamilton Sue McMonagle Becky Suchaski Madge Bunce Brenda Hayes Judy Meredith Margaret Torres Pat Chastain Brigitte Henry Cheryl Mileham Jill Valenteen Saundra Cochran Wanda Houston Christy Miller Ann Vollentine Gay Cofer Jane Huibregtse Katherine Miller Gloria Jean Ward Vaughn Cooke Annette Johnson Ann Norris Shirley Webb Linda Cosmah Gwenette Johnson Jean Prescott Cathy Wessner Janice Creed Wanda Johnson Aralie Roberts Robby White Carmen Maria Cruz Petra Kelly Penney Roberts Judy Wilkinson Ellen Diaz Sheila Kennedy Carolyn Rose Marilyn Wilkinson Gloria Dodds Peggy Lehner Micki Scott Louise Youngblood 142 Pat Anderson John Asher Mary Bain Doris Ann Blevins Shirley Borroum Mary Brockway Cheryl Brooks Linda Brown Wayne Buff Glenda Caldwell Delia Cantrell Jackie Carter Jeanette Chase Larry Chism Cherie Crisler Ivie Dendy Ellen Diaz Cheryl Ely Pat Flournoy Susan Gibbs Barbara Gilbert Norma Giles Shirley Glower Johnny Hamm Connie Heath Jane Heibregtse Christina Heider Janet Hobbs Mary Holcumb Chee Chee Houston Francv Ibeck Gay Jones Susan Jones Carole Langworth Ann Marshburn Christy Miller Cindy Mims Barbara Neal Darleen Park Tyler Parsons Phyllis Paye JoAnn Peregory Jean Prescott Peggy Prescott Pat Quinn Micki Scott Barbara Seymore Marie Sikes Linda Stalcup Sherry Smith Margaret Torres Ann Vollentine Gayle Weaver Robbie White Lin da Womble 143 y Hobby Allen Hobby Atkins Ed Hurroughs Rodger Cadenhead George Cantrell Jennette Chase Bob Hcshizer Nancy Montgomery David Morris Wayne Petty Neil Stewart Eddie True Sue Wright 'Ziolotjtj tUb Science tUb Gwen Adams Carol Busch Larry Chism Don Clark Jerry Dunlap Oscar Eason Charles Frances Jo Ann Hall Carrie Henderson David Henson Jerry Hicks Wanda Houston Betty Howard Linda Johnson Wanda Johnson Jim Martina Tonnie Rankin Pat Reid Dina Saucedo Margie Shaw Sandra Snowden Gloria Jean Ward Patricia Williams Pat Woegens Magda Valentin 144 Carol Blassingamc Tony Contois Luther Cox Allen Davis Susan Dennis George Dorer Jenny Hall Huddleston Harden Sandra Holmes Jacob Hunter Tom Livingston Steve Myrick Olen Pearson Bill Rusher Richard Schroeder Ann Vollentine CkmUtitf Club yimtottUf Club Allen Davis Ronnie Felts Elva Griner David Harmon Jacob Hunter Vicki Twichell Jacque Ward 145 (l(j CC CU!) PRESIDENT ............................ ROBERT DAVIS VICE-PRESIDENT ....................... BOB RICHBliRG SECRETARY AND TREASURER .............. GAIL WEAVER SPONSOR ......................... MR. HAROLD HARDY Mary Adams Danny Butler James Crowson Ronnie Felts Jeff Gueymard Audrey Hammerich Mike Kovacich George Langworth Tom Livingston Mickey Mekkelsen Mike Menzel Robin Montgomery Steve My rick Olen Pearson Wayne Smith Dennis Stanford Pete Young 146 'Beta Uko PRESIDENT................ LAURA KIDD TREASURER MARY MANLEY VICE-PRESIDENT .......... MARY ADAMS SPONSOR..........MISS NELL JO OWENS SECRETARY ........... LINDA CROWELL Mary Adams Nancy Armstrong Shirley Borroum Linda Brazille Lou Bramlett Madge Bunce Greg Bunn Penny Curtis Susan Davis Barbara Gilbert Dan Gunn Jennifer Hall Mary Holcomb Laura Kidd Merry Manley Ann McBride Judy Nutt Pat Park Phyllis Paye Patsy Samples Richard Schrocder Butch Smith Wayne Smith JoAnn Thomas Susan Thornberg Roy Turgeon Susan Wainscott 147 yUt CU6 PRESIDENT .............................DIANE THODE VICE-PRESIDENT ...................... JACKIE LOUVIER SECRETARY AND TREASURER ......... CLAUDIA CRAWFORD Jerry Blackman Tommy Bryant Claudia Crawford Patricia Crawford Roy Franklin Petra Kelly Barbara Lee Jackie Louvier Cheryl Mileham Maida Murray Clyde Reynolds Diane Thode 148 j) QLwt) 149 James Bardis Bob Brown Tom Garret Audrey Hammerich Bill Kirby Edward Kirkland Mickey Kleber Linda Lancaster George Langworth Jackie Loria David McClain Cheryl Pearson Penny Roberts Jeff Smith SPONSOR Dr. F. W. Kirby 7)e ite CU!) Cieu tlwb Edward Buff Franklin Buff Joe Cclko Gordon Hagcwood Chester Pasko Bill Price Ritchie Stanford Charles Studley Jerry Ward Bill Wireman Louise Youngblood SPONSOR Mr. Fredrick Koran 150 7ip CUb Jeannette Chase Diane Dorminey Marion Harmon Eddie Harris Edith Harris Linda Herndon Vivian Hill Shiela Kennedy Barbara Lau Jean Miller Norma Jean Miller Jean Prescott Peggy Prescott Barbara Roark Donna Shine Dawn Underwood Jill Valenteen Lynn Valenteen Ann Vallentine Nancy Wadall 151 (%01M Chris Battiato Brenda Hollis Sue Richburg Jimmy Bishop Beth Hutchings Grace Rizzo Sarah Blake Kay Johnson Dee Salemme Jimmy Boggs Linda Johnson Tony Salemme Jimmy Collier Mike Jones Richard Schroeder Corless Cornett Terry Kathcart Sandra Snowden Ivey Dendy Angela McClure Sonny Stewart Susan Dennis Patricia Malahy Faye Stone Diane Dorminey Karen Marlin Dawn Underwood Patsy Flournoy Minnie Navarro Brenda VanLandingham Richard Green Dan Nix Sharon Wallace Ronald Griffon Nancy Page Hughie Warmack Sue Griffiths Patricia Park Cynthia Watson Elva Griner Tonnie Rankin Peggy Waugh Jean Grogan James Reid Jerry Welch John Hatcher Mark Reef Robby White Brenda Hayes Boh Richburg 152 153 'Exwd DRUM MAJOR—TONY SALEMME FLUTES Kathy Ball Salina Cutchin Elaine Simons Janice Pait CLARINETS Barbara Schlitzkus Angie Roberts Frances Apel Carolyn Simms Lenny Shores Gail Brophy Sue Richburg Sheila Shoaf Beth Schlitzkus Beverly Wallace Judy Murphy Anne Achey Susan Thornburg Carol Norris Evelyn Gunter Sandra Stevens Lynn Husch Mike O’Ferrell Roger Campbell ALTO CLARINET Joan Mattus Kathy Lewis BASS CLARINET Tony Salemme Mary Mackey DIRECTOR—BRYSON CURRY BASSOON Sandra Holmes Tom Goslin OBOE James Douglas Barbara Gilbert ALTO SAXAPHONE Margaret Shelton James Freeman Jo Ann Thomas Jim Burke TENOR SAXAPHONE Ralph Bacchus BARITONE SAXOPHONE Edward Schimmel Delia Cantrell BARITONE Carl Anthony Henry McMillon FRENCH HORNS Steve Reid Bradley Stevens 154 PRESIDENT—LOU BRAMLETT TRUMPETS Lou Bramlett Frank Thomas Fred Odom Delos Anderson Dennis Morgan Bobby La Voie Flora Delgado Robert Bacchus Jim Gavin Harold Hudson Dennis Jaeger TROMBONES Gene Montgomery Mickey Van Housen Tom Jones John Edge BASS Clayton Price Barry Sparks Don Garcia David Whittwer DRUMS Ronnie Shaddix Ted Wilbur Jerry Suit Diane Smith Roy Nix Richard Thomas Terry Jones Dennis Edleston Katby Ball Senior % Solo Twirler d i f 0 ? 6 e 3 t t e 155 i Barbara Schlitzkus Senior Sue Richburg Junior Joan Mattus Senior Carol Norris Junior rftteiacUeb Kay Johnson Tony Salemme Angie Roberts Barbara Gilbert Itiatk tyiacte Susan Thornburg Beth Schlitzkus JoAnn Thomas 156 % 0. v. t. ...an achievement on discipline 157 MISSION To establish the foundation of intelligent citizenship within the student and provide basic military training that will be of benefit to the student and military service. 158 THIRD BATTLE GROUP BAKER HIGH SCHOOL Major Leon P. Johnson Professor of Military Science and Tactics Muscogee County Sergeant Oliver L. Williams Military Instructor 159 David Patterson Battle Group Commander Col. David Patterson Hon. Col. Kay Johnson Lt. Col. Danny Butler Hon. Lt. Col. Cheryl Ely Capt. Manuel Naku 0 F 1 F 9 I 6 C 3 E R S Capt. Tony Contois Capt. Mike Menzel A N D ROTC CO-EDITORS Capt. Steve Cleary Hun. Capt. Mary Holcomb s p 0 N s 0 R S Capt. Vic Garvey Hon. Capt. Mary Adams Capt. Bill Rusher Hon. Capt. Grace Rizzo Capt. Steve Cleary Hon. Capt. Gail Weaver Lt. Jerry Pullium Hon. Capt. Lynn Craddock FIRST PLATOON “L” COMPANY SECOND PLATOON “L” COMPANY 162 DRILL TEAM BAKER ROTC 164 RIFLE MATCHES Baker 912 Jordan 824 Baker 920 Columbus 903 Baker 930 J ordan 912 Baker 936 Columbus 886 Baker 911 Jordan 927 Baker 2779 R. E. Lee 2782 Baker 1494 Jordan 1437 Baker 1554 Opelika 1551 Baker 943 R. E. Lee 948 Baker 1492 Columbus 1480 Baker 933 Jordan 933 Baker 1295 Columbus 1188 Baker 1380 Jordan 1333 Baker 1297 Jordan 1173 Baker 1366 Columbus 1268 Baker 1335 Brown 1336 Baker 1275 Jordan 1213 Baker 2011 Roosevelt 2072 Baker 1259 Columbus 1128 Baker 1231 165 Jordan 1034 TfcUitcvicf, SM Zcieen (£ke%if,t Step _____m______ .an achievement in character 167 Rhonda Johnson Senior Captain Lynn Valenteen Sophomore Becky White Junior 1 9 6 3 C 8 8 R a O) B-Jo Hogg Junior Patty Crowe Sophomore 168 ALTERNATES Linda Seawell, Marilyn Bowen, Vera Gordon Cissy Whitt Junior Brenda Hollis Sophomore Jonnie Melillo Helen Walden Carolyn Cole Junior Senior Senior 169 JAMES “BUBBA” BALL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ALVIN “PIG” DAVIS FOOTBALL, BASEBALL LEE ROY FOREHAND CARLTON GARNER FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, BASKETBALL TENNIS SAM ROBERTS TRACK CHARLIE SMITH PHYSICAL EDUCATION 170 FOSTER WATKINS FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, TRACK From how: Mike Morris, Jerry Hardin. Butch Hardin, George Langworlh, John Holies, Arthur Owens, Nick Haick, Danny Vinin Drums Stanford, Neal Chesser, Lenny Shores, Jerry Buchanna n, David Harman. Vic Garvey, Jerry High. Second How: Ja'y Settles. I etc Jones, Darwin Box, 10111 Garrett, Bruce Tail, Jimmy Payne, Charles Horne, Mike Purtle, Richard Ligon, Mickey Kleher Herh Smith, Charles Garefino, Herman Maynard, James Crowson. Ronnie Crapse. Third Row: Jerry Hughes, Bill Kirby, Ronnie Ogletree, James Bardis, Iommy Bassett, John Preston, Harold Lane, Ed Schumacher, Jimmy Lawrence, Dudley Paul Ferguson, Mickey Mulhern, Marion Short, Steve Davis, Edgar Burroughs, Corky Owens. Wells MIKE PURTLE, SENIOR GUARD, ALL REGION 1-AAA 2ND TEAM, ALL BI-CITY 1ST TEAM UNANIMOUS CHARLES HORNE. SENIOR QUARTERBACK, ALL RE- GION 3RD TEAM, ALL BI- CITY 1ST TEAM, MOST VAL- UABLE PLAYER JOHN PRESTON, SENIOR TACKLE, ALL STATE 1ST TEAM, ALL REGION 1ST TEAM, ALL BI-CITY 1ST TEAM UNANIMOUS 171 NICK HAICK, SENIOR CENTER, ALL REGION 2ND TEAM, ALL BI-CITY 1ST TEAM ED SCHUMACHER, JUNIOR CENTER JOHN PRESTON. GEORGE LANGEWORTH. JOHN BOLLES. AND MARION SHORT CLOSE IN ON THE BALL-CARRIER AS THE IJONS WIN A THRILLER AGAINST MOULTRIE. 21-12. BAKER 21. MOULTRIE 12 Baker put on her greatest showing of the year battering the fifth ranked team in the State. Moultrie, up and down the field for a heralded 21-12 conquering. Moultrie fought unsuccessfully Lion touchdown drives of 55, 62, and 80 yards. Jimmy Payne scored from the 3, and John Bolles racked up two short T.D. jaunts from three yards out. Charles Horne engineered the moves with expert care, getting great help from linemen James Crowson, Herb Smith, John Preston, Ronnie Ogletree, Jerry Buchannan, George Langworth and Nick Haick. The Lions were on their way with two wins and two losses. TOMMY BASSETT, JUNIOR CENTER JAMES CROWSON, SENIOR GUARD, ALL RECION HON- ORABLE MENTION, ALL BI- CITY HONORABLE MENTION HERBERT SMITH, SENIOR GUARD CORKY OWENS. RECEIVING BLOCKING HELP FROM JAMES CROWSON, RETURNS A PUNT 54 YARDS FOR A T.I). IN BAKER'S 21-6 WIN OVER JORDAN. BAKER 0, LANIER 0 Baker Lions deeded 99 yards of Memorial Stadium turf to the Lanier Poets hut laid strong claim on the other 36 inches. On two occasions the Poets drove to the Baker one-yard line. In the first period, they moved to Baker’s one-yard line, but a holding penalty killed the drive. Again in the fourth stanza the Poets powered their way to just 36 inches shy of paydirt, but Ceorge Langworth bauled Lanier’s quarterback to earth at the line of scrimmage on a fourth down play. RONNIE OGLETREE. JUNIOR GUARD, ALL REGION 3RD TEAM, ALL BI-CITY HONOR- ABLE MENTION EDGAR BURROUGHS, SOPHOMORE GUARD JIMMY PAYNE, JUNIOR TACKLE, ALL REGION 2ND TEAM, ALL BI-CITY 2ND TEAM JIMMY LAWRENCE, JUNIOR TACKLE 173 GEORGE LANGEWORTH SENIOR, END ALL REGION 2ND TEAM, ALL BI-CITY 1ST TEAM JERRY BUCHANNAN, SENIOR, END ALL BI-CITY 2ND TEAM VICTOR GARVEY, SENIOR END HERMAN MAYNARD, JUNIOR END BAKER 21, JORDAN 6 This was a memorable victory for the Baker Lions, creating many firsts in Baker football history. The win ended Jordan’s local domination in football, having failed to lose a single Bi-City game in the last two years. Also, the win gave Baker its first three-game winning streak in any one season. An intercepted pass, a runback of a punt, and a loose ball in the backfield accounted for the winning margin. Corky Owens gathered in a punt at his own 46, and galloped 54 yards for the first Baker touchdown. George Langworth picked off a Jordan aerial at their own 30, setting up a score by Jimmy Payne. The final Baker score was accounted for when Jimmy Payne took the ball away from Jordan’s quarterback and stepped off 55 yards for the third touchdown. HUDDLESTON HARDIN JUNIOR, END 174 JOHN BOLLES, JUNIOR HALF-BACK. ALL REGION 3RD TEAM, ALL Bl-CITY 3RD TEAM THE LIONS MOVE IN FOR A “KILL” AS A JORDAN RED JACKET IS STOPPED FOR NO GAIN. BAKER 23. LaGRANGE 14 After an 83-yard LaGrange touchdown on the first play from scrimmage, the Baker defense “got tough”, yielding only 37 yards, rushing the rest of the game. Baker quarterback Charlie Horne then “loosened-up” his throwing arm, accounting for two touch- downs. George Langworth hauled in the first pass and scored, concluding a 61-yard march. With only seconds left in the first half, Corky Owens pulled in the second Horne touchdown aerial, a 32-yard affair. The final Baker score came on Richard Ligon’s 8-yard scamper with only seconds remaining in the third frame. MARION SHORT, SENIOR HALFBACK, ALL BI-CITY 2ND TEAM CORKY OWENS, JUNIOR HALFBACK DAVID HARMAN. JUNIOR HALFBACK NEAL CHESSER, SENIOR HALFBACK HAROLD LANE, SOPHOMORE HALFBACK 175 RICHARD LIGON, SENIOR FULLBACK, ALL STATE HON- ORABLE MENTION, ALL RE- GION 1ST TEAM, ALL BI- CITY 2ND TEAM RICHARD LIGON “POWERS HIS WAY” THROUGH THE DEMON’S LINE WHILE MARION SHORT WAITS TO ASSIST WITH A BLOCK IN THE LION’S FINALE OF THE SEASON AGAINST WARNER ROBBINS, 40-6. DANNY VINING. JUNIOR FULLBACK BAKER 40, WARNER ROBINS 6 In the season’s finale the Baker High Lions exhibited the offensive and defensive strength which earned them a season record of 6-3-1. The Lions ended their season upon region foes by trampling the Warner Robins Demons 40-6. Richard Ligon scored twice. Charlie Horne. David Harman. Paul Ferguson, and George Langworth each posted six points. The Lions piled up 22 first downs, 416 yards rushing, and 69 yards passing, while holding the Demons to five first downs, 121 yards rushing, and zero yards passing. The only bright spot in Warner Robins’ output was their punting average of 40.4 yards, and they had plenty of those to handle. PAUL FERGUSON, JUNIOR QUARTERBACK STEVE DAVIS, JUNIOR KICKER 176 FRONT ROW: Rick Deavers, Bill Price, Ray Henderson, Hike Morris, Gerold High, David Stough, Bill Kirby, Dennis Stanford, Phillip Pennington, Lenny Shores, Arthur Owens, Darrel Lassiter. SECOND ROW: Jim Steed, Winfred Murrell, Jay Settles, Jerry Hughes, Bruce Tait, Wilson Grier, James Bardis, Pete Jones, Charles Garefino, Howard Willis, Ralph Ratliff, Rodney Harris, Ron Crapse. THIRD ROW: Darwin Box, James Shaw, Mike Jones, Dudley Wells, Mickey Mulhern, Mickey Kleber, lorn Garrett, Randy Stewart, John Aiken, Jerry Hardin, Sonny Brooks. “ B ” Team Freshman Team FRONT ROW: Rickie Richardson, Ronnie Harman, Stanley Merritt, Steve Howard, Bobby Rogers, Randy Whitt, Ronnie Hamon, Larry Culpepper, Butch Evans. SECOND ROW: Walter Cook, George Gordon, Wayne Cambell, Johnny Hamm, Bud Tucket, Jerry Walden, Ken Emerson, Jerry Anderson. THIRD ROW: Tommy Covington, Robert Sellars, Alan Caldwell, Odis Morris, Thomas Watley, Mike Preston, Mike Wilburn, Larry Henson. Not Pictured: Larry Chism. 177 FOOTBALL SUMMARY Down from Victory Drive came a battling band of win-starved Lions who fought and won their way into the hearts of all Bakerites and into the records of Georgia AAA football. The Lions erupted for six wins and three losses and gained the reputation of a South Georgia powerhouse. The Lions kicked off the season with Valdosta, and the Wildcats almost kicked us out of the competition. Richard Ligon broke his arm, and Baker seemed mighty crippled after meeting the nation’s number one team. But Baker fought back after losing to the slate’s number two squad, Willing- ham, by six bare points. They plastered Central, up-ended the state ranked Moultrie Packers in the campaign’s most inspired performance, slugged Jordan, ran over highly touted LaGrange, and bombed Albany. All this occurred with the part-time absence of Ligon, Marion Short, Mike Purtle, and many other bone-weary ballplayers. The Lions shuffled most of the load on graduating seniors “Big John” Preston, Charlie Horne, James Crowson, Herb Smith, Mike Purtle, Richard Ligon, Jerry Buchannan, Neal Chesser, Nick Haick, George Langworth, Vic Garvey and Marion Short. These athletes racked up so many awards, it is hard to find a place to begin. John Bo lies, Ronnie Ogletree, Jimmy Payne, and Corky Owens all played brilliantly as underclassmen. The fact remains true that here was Baker’s finest, playing their hardest schedule with many heart stopping moments. Next year’s brigade may challenge this ’63 version, but they have a long road to haul to equal its performance. Now the season is over and the excitement has died down, but Baker still may never forget this team. THE GREATEST FOOTBALL TEAM IN THE HISTORY OF BAKER HIGH SCHOOL 6 WINS 3 LOSSES 1 TIE BATTLE SCARS OF 1962 VALDOSTA 27 BAKER 0 WILLINGHAM 13 BAKER 7 BAKER 6 CENTRAL 0 BAKER 21 MOULTRIE 13 BAKER 21 JORDAN 6 BAKER 23 LaGRANCE 13 BAKER 13 ALBANY 7 COLUMBUS 21 BAKER 0 BAKER 0 LANIER 0 BAKER 40 WARNER ROBINS 6 WINS LOSSES TIES REGION 5 3 1 BI-CITY 2 1 0 178 FRONT ROW: Phil Gofer. Rill Denny, Jimmy Freise, Neil McLean. Eddy Miller. Glen Scawell. SECOND ROW: Joel Casey— Manager. Warren Rowland. Warner Wilburn. Tommy Bassett, George Miller, Milton Caffey. Steve Davis. Paul terguson, Terry Howard. NOT PICTURED: Robert Davis. T aktkll 1962- 1963 PHIL GOFER. SENIOR GUARD 179 Lion Captain BILL DENNY, JUNIOR GUARD GLEN SEAWELL, FRESHMAN GUARD WARREN HOWLAND SCORES ON A LAY-UP AS BILL DENNY LOOKS ON IN BAKER'S REGIONAL WIN OVER LANIER. EDDIE MILLER FRESHMAN FORWARD ROBERT DAVIS SENIOR FORWARD 180 “HIGH-FLYING” HAM TRIES TO “SADDLE” GEORGE MILLER AS GEORGE SEEKS TO ELUDE THE SURROUNDING VALLEY RAMS. WARNER WILBOURN JUNIOR GUARD MILTON CAFFEY FRESHMAN CENTER TERRY HOWARD SOPHOMORE FORWARD, GUARD WARREN ROWLAND JUNIOR FORWARD, CENTER 181 JIMMY FRIESE, SOPHOMORE GUARD PHIL COKER AND MILTON CAFKEY EXECUTE THE “SLEEPER-PLAY” AS A RED DEVIL GRIMACES IN THE PI-CITY CONTEST WITH CENTRAL. GEORGE MILLER. SENIOR CENTER PAUL FERGUSON JUNIOR CENTER NEIL McLEAN JUNIOR FORWARD 182 TOMMY BASSETT, JUNIOR FORWARD STEVE DAVIS. JUNIOR FORWARD PHIL GOFER. WARREN ROWLAND, AND EDDIE MILLER CLOSE IN ON THE BALL IN A NON RECIONAI CONTEST WITH HEADLAND. 183 FRONT ROW: Pete Jones, Jackie Benedict, Jerry Tucker, George Chambers. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hughes, Charles Bannister, Pat Bass, Edward Kirkland, Dudley Wells, Jerry Gaylor, Tom Turner. NOT PICTURED: Eddie Harris, Coach Foster Watkins. Junior Varsity Freshman Team FRONT ROW: Tommy Bryant, Ken Hight, Jackson Perkins, Dave Wells, Charles Richards. SECOND ROW: Rikki Richard- son, Allen Caldwell, Sidney Roche, Danny Hobbs, Coach Lee Roy Forehand. George Gordon, Jerry Walden, Ken Emerson, Marcus Vega. NOT PICTURED: Graig Hobbs. 184 A BASKETBALL WRAP-UP The 1962-63 basketball season for the Baker Lions was not as good as many produced by past Lion “hard courtcrs.” The team concluded the campaign with a season record of 11 wins and 15 losses. Yet there were many times when the Lions showed the championship form evident in many past Baker combos. In the first game with Central, the Lions ran “rough-shod” over the Red Devils, using to perfection the “shuffle” form offense made famous by Coach Ball. Scoring on many lay-ups, the Lions won the battle by a score of 67-45. Baker won second place in the Christmas tournament, losing only to Columbus, 53-41. The Lions had previously beaten Valley and Opelika before losing to the Blue Devils in the finals. Bill Denny, Phil Cofer, and George Miller were chosen to the All-Tournament squad, with Bill also gaining Most Valuable Player. Near the end of the season, Baker won the title of “giant killer” after knocking off two state-ranked quintets. First, the Lions bounced Albany, number one in Georgia, 39-36. The following week they bombed third ranked LaGrange, 44-32. With men returning next year, plus other prospects from the B-team, Baker is hoping the Lions will return to its position at the TOP of basketball circles in the state of Georgia. Members of this year’s squad graduating in June will be Phil Cofer, George Miller and Robert Davis. Returning next year will be Bill Denny, Steve Davis, Warren Bowland, Jimmy Friese, Neil McLean, Eddie Miller, Glenn Seawell, Warner Wilbourn, Tommy Bassett, Milton Caffey, Paul Ferguson, and Terry Howard. BAKER IIIGII LIONS 11 WINS ALBANY 53 BAKER 52 HEADLAND 55 BAKER 54 COLUMBUS 63 BAKER 50 BAKER 53 WILLINGHAM 32 BAKER 44 JORDAN 24 BAKER 67 CENTRAL 45 OPELIKA 48 BAKER 44 EUFAULA 50 BAKER 43 BAKER 62 VALDOSTA 34 BAKER 56 MOULTRIE 24 COLUMBUS 53 BAKER 48 WARNER ROBINS ... 71 BAKER 51 WILLINGHAM 53 BAKER 39 LaGRANGE 61 BAKER 29 BAKER 59 LANIER 38 WARNER ROBINS ... 55 BAKER 43 15 LOSSES CENTRA I 63 BAKER 52 BAKER 39 ALBANY 36 BAKER 44 LaGRANGE 32 LANIER 87 BAKER 48 BAKER 44 JORDAN 37 COLUMBUS 68 BAKER 48 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT BAKER 54 VALLEY 44 BAKER 57 OPELIKA 43 COLUMBUS 53 BAKER 41 REGION 1-AAA TOURNAMENT WARNER ROBINS .... 63 BAKER ........... 43 WINS LOSSES BI-CITY ...3 3 REGION 6 6 185 FRONT ROW: Lindy Williams, Mark Pollman, Andy Hatley, Gene Mann. SECOND ROW: Randy Scoll, Toni Cheatham, Charles K. Pollman, Hallas Midgette, Charles Ogden. Tennis Golf FRONT ROW: Steve Reed, Steve Simmons. SECOND ROW: Rill Austin, Captain Robin Montgomery, Leland Hankins, Steve Busch, John Edge, Jeff Smith. 186 Coach Ball is in a jovial mood at a pep rally. Cheerleaders. Patty Crowe and Jonnie Mellilo, add spirit at the bon-fire. Student Council sponsors buses to out of town games. 189 Office staff begins work as school begins. h Mrs. Mary Lou Hutchings Secretary—Mr. Boyles’s Office Miss Janelle Moore Secretary—Dr. Kirby’s Office Miss Anne Pait Registrar 190 Lunch Room managers prepare for mammoth” feeding job. Cooks begin preparing for 2100 students. 191 Seniors proudly show off their class rings. Measuring for caps and gowns starts seniors dreaming of graduation early. 192 Seniors quickly claim rights to “Senior Tables” in the lunchroom. . . . . . . if they can ever find them! The Halls are crowded with new faces eager to begin another year . . . . . . . and new bulletin boards inviting students to join various clubs. The teachers relax during their free period and discuss their classes. Many teachers find student secretaries very helpful. The counselors have a new set of records to handle and a big job ahead. 195 Miss Pruitt proves that English classes can be fun. Language classes in the laboratory help students to speak fluently. 196 Homemaking classes learn to sew and never forget that first dress or skirt. f Gym classes prove that exercising can be fun as well as healthy. 197 Diane Dorminy sheds tears of happiness after being crowned Homecoming Queen at the Homecoming Game. Cheryl Ely rides in the Christmas parade on the City of Columbus float. The Valentine Queen and court pose for photographers. Carolyn Cole is crowned Valentine Queen by Mr. Boyles at the Valentine Dance sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America. Members of the Tri Hi-Y’s and Hi-Y shown here preparing for their annual United Givers proj ect. Delegates to Youth Assembly are Gail Brophy, Angie Roberts, Rita Goynes, James Crowson and Ronnie Ogletree who was elected Youth Governor. Jonnie Melillo, vice president of the Student Council, conducts a meeting in the absence of the president, Tommy Younce. 202 James Crowson, Lynn Craddock, Linda Seawell and Warren Bowland head Baker’s March of Dimes Campaign and also represent Baker in the Walka- thon. Martha Chappell demonstrates the new switchboard installed at Baker. 203 The band and chorus end ihe year with the District Music Festival for which both groups spend many weeks of preparation. 204 The Cheerleaders pose long enough for a picture then show us how to get into the ball games without paying. 205 207 STUDENT COUNCIL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 YOUR 1962-1963 STUDENT COUNCIL 208 GAY LORDS DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE Acre� of Free Parking Open 10 a.m. lo 10 p.m. Victory Drive ami Lumpkin Road STREAMLINER DINER DRIVE-IN Curb Service 24 hours a day any day Compliments of =Park ’n Pawn Inc.= 3409 VICTORY DRIVC COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Burger Boy Self-Service Drive-In MU 9-1675 Victory Drive Columbus, Ga. 209 Miller-Taylor Shoe Company Columbus Largest and Finest Family Shoe Store 1237 Broadway Traffic Circle Cross Country Columbus Iron Works Company Southern Plow Division FA 4-2461 Columbus, Ga. a INSURORS a RENTORS BUILDING MATERIALS GENERAL CONTRACTORS THE JORDAN COMPANY Since 1903 Our Services Are Unreservedly At Your Command 1220 - 2nd Ave. FA 2-3353 3648 Victory Dr. MU 9-4244 Metcalf’s Sports Department For The Best In Sporting Goods 210 MILTON CARROLL FURNITURE CO., INC. 29 - 11th St. COLUMBUS. GA. NEWBERRY'S Compliments of Metcalfs Department Store W. C. BRADLEY Compliments of Bill Heard Chevrolet 211 Compliments COLUMBUS BOTTLERS ASSOCIATION C. SCHOMBURG SONS Jewelers 1121 Broadway at the Sign of the Clock Dial FA 7 7489 SCHWORILT invites you to take a peak (a peek, that is) at its new J1TJ I styles! on Broadway at 1 Oth St. 212 Compliments of PERRY BUSINESS SCHOOL 213 New Ideal Cleaners and Laundry “Our Cleaning Is Ideal” 1730 Lumpkin Road MU 9-1731 CRAIGS BAKERY 901 Hamilton Road FA 2-8207 Compliments of Malone’s Office and Equipment 107 12th Street Compliments KINNETT DAIRIES 214 k PRINTERS PUBLISHERS LITHOGRAPHERS f ANNUALS CATALOGS BOOKS Printed to order k MULTIPLE CARBON BUSINESS FORMS “ RULING JOB PRINTING k ENGRAVED INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS f and CALLING CARDS k BOOKBINDING of all kinds BIBLES Old books and Valuable Documents repaired ► OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY W JgColumbus Office Supply Company c. MALCOLM NEWELL PHOTOGRAPHY 2292 Cascade Road, S.W. Plaza 5-5224 Atlanta 11, Georgia Victory Bowling Lanes Congratulations To The Class Of 1963 OJA C. LEE REVELL FINISHING SCHOOL AND COSMETICS 1301 13th Street Martinique MOTOR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Banquet Facilities Fourth Avenue at 10th Street Columbus, Ga. AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of Country Maiden Shop Victory Drive 217 AFTERWORD As this school year draws to a close, many new experiences await the opening of a new year. For many, this is good-bye to Baker but for many more this is just a milestone in their progress through this institution of learning. May each student end this year with a sense of accomplishment and continue forward to richer and more rewarding experiences. The 1963 Arrowhead staff wishes each student continued success and hopes that each can say that he has contributed something towards making this year at Baker High School . . ., A PROUD ACHIEVEMENT. 218 AUTOGRAPHS Autographs 220 X i-