Berry High School - Torch Yearbook (Mount Berry, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

'J 1 'x ll ' ' . lfngil ,Q ALM X NI NTER OLD BFRRY TRIED AND TRUE FHL SHRINE OF MANY A MEMORY OI' TIIE SILVER AWD THF BLUE OUR LOYALTY AND LOVE WE ILEDCE COD KEEP THEIL WITHOUT FAIL BE THOU THE LIGHT PHAT SHINES POR RIGHT ALMA MATER HAIL ALL HAIL H-nl ' I 4 '4 I- g 4' i J ' A I 3,1 .i X FAR UI' IN TIIE HILLS OF GEORGIA, STANDS 3 I . l 1 , f '1 l F ---I 7 P X I 'Nw 7-vm. ' ' .WN A .4 1 v .wx- s l' J v , 5 7afcc4 may I0 7,694 In days to come we hope that this book will grovy in value Many years from nov you will leaf through this 1956 annual and recall various experiences in high school Many of them will be brought to life by the sight of an old friend s face XVe on the annual staff sincerely hope that the 1956 Torch yoy on a reminiscent night in the future We also hope that it will bind you closer to your present friends so that they may not be forgotten later on XX'e would like to thank all the faculty students and friends who helped us to make this book possible Now we present to you students and faculty of Berry High your 1956 Torch THE EDITOR f 'Y '13 . 7. V . D will help you relive your high school days. May it bring you Mrs. Alta V. Stevens is shown presenting a watch and jewel set to Mr Hill as a token of appreciation from the faculty for his years of devoted service 7x 24 , 1 We, the students of Berry High School, wish to express to you, Mr. Hill, our sincere ap- preciation for the thirty-five years of devoted service to the passing generation of Berry stu- dents. You have been an inspiration as well as a sound advisor and counselor to the students in time of stress and trouble. We wish you, Mr. Hill, many more happy years as chef of the Boys' High School Kitchen. Because we are grateful to you for giving your time generously, endeavoring to guide us, somehow, making us stop and think before we jumped, and for your never- ending help in completing our yearbook, We, the Class of 1956, do dedicate to you, Mr. DI. R. Rip- pey, our Torch. The Semors of the Martha Berry School for Grrls are proud to ded :cate the 1956 edrtron of The Torch to Dr R C Gresham Be cause of hrs relrgrous rmpact 0 our lrwes and hrs understandmg of our everyday problems he has been a great msprratron to all of ix. IL? 71041 ' Frost Chapel, one of the most inspiring and lovliest sights on our campus, was contributed by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frost as a memorial to their son, john Laurence Frost, a student and an energetic Christian worker who died in Italy in 1934. The chapel is set atop a rolling hill, and its sweeping lawn and majestic trees and shrubs help make it a favorite beauty spot. The peaceful atmosphere, the timelessness of the Frost Chapel are also a tribute to the tirelessness of Miss Martha Berry. She, foremen, and students worked together diligently to complete the chapel so its dedication date could be moved several months ahead of schedule to October 1937. Berry old timers still recall the driving spirit Miss Berry instilled in her students to finish the beautiful woodwork, the pews, the masonry of native stone in time. This chapel's warm and simple charm make it a true memorial to Christian living and a symbol of the ideals of education at Berry that our graduates will carry with them always. X Y: L11 .'.'.'JlB-f2' .' -- ' 'Wad Rough brown mountain stones gathered by Berry students during their work and jaunts about Lavender Mountain provided the inspiration and humble origin for Friend- ship Hall. Miss Berry started the students collecting such building stone, which they piled by the side of the road near Friendships present site. To visitors Miss Berry pointed out the growing pile of stones as she told of her hopes for a new dormitory there. Friendship is truly a fitting name for this hall, for many visitors donated funds to aid in its construction. Before Friendships completion in 1926, students lived in such log structures as Meacham Hall. Friendship stands on a grassy knoll above the Recitation Hall. It accommodates seventy students, has four single faculty apartments and one family apartment for faculty. The recently refurnished common room is a favorite gathering spot for students. igwwtow ' Z' On a hilltop across the valley from Frost Chapel stands Barstow Memorial Library, a beautiful building of colorful field stone. This library was erected by Berry students in 1940 and financed by Mr. and Mrs. George E. Barstow II in memory of their son, George E. Barstow III, who was lost at sea with the famed explorer, Richard Halliburton. Barstow Library is adjacent to the Recitation Hall. It houses a large collection of reference works and current reading material for high school students and faculty. Its rustic yet clean lines and its modern facilities make it a pleasantly functional academic building. 6 5, is V Q' -- New York pilgrims to Berry, led by Mrs. Emily Vanderbilt Hammond, gave us Pilgrim Hall. In 1929-30 students helped erect this dormitory on a wooded slope of Lavender Mountain. Pilgrim Hall's Gothic lines and native stone blend fittingly with the tall pines and beautiful flowering shrubs and trees that surround the building. This is the largest dormitory on the upper Campus. It houses 150 students, and has several faculty apartments, a spacious common room, a TV room, and various other facilities. Pilgrim Hall overlooks the broad valleys of the Rome area. From the dormitory site above the Dining Hall and the other Mountain Campus buildings, one can see the Berry fields and forests and the industrial plants and settlements that dot the valleys and hills along the Oostanala, Etowah, and Coosa Rivers. 'f '77 ,. '-L Lf 1 - , , W f, ,--1 W , st, ,. A 1 x, . 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N1w.Zi5b---:,-s4.,, Q'-er 3325 JN 14 Dear Fr1ends Berry IS a combrnatron of change and constancy As tlme passes the people who constrtute the school communlty d1ffer procedures and modes of operatlon change w1th varyxng needs new courses and 1ndustr1es may he added and old ones d1s Carded and a bulldrng may he lost to further use At the same trme Berry has certarn tradrtronal sprrltual qualltxes that tend to keep her constant through the years These are our ndeals of devoted servrce Chrrstran love and compasslon humrlrty orderllness lndustry 1nd1v1dual mtegrnty and thorough scholar shrp-1deals that we assoclate wrth Berry s orrgnn We can afford to lose a bu1ld1ng better than we can afford to lose one of these ldeals for the real foundatlons of Berry are not of stone steel and concrete Her lastrng foundatlons are to be found rn the eternal promlses from God and rn the hearts and mrnds of those who under H15 guldance are devoted to unselfrsh servxce to manklnd and to the perpetuatron of the true Splflf of Berry Cordrallw yours 7 7 1 1 , . 9 1 1 s . . . .Y - 9 3 a . . . . , .. . . Y 7 a 1 9 . .. V ,v .. 3 i Dear Frrends Whrle collectrvely you constrtute the 1956 graduatrng class of the Martha Berry School for Grrls rndrvrdually each of you has made a nrche for yourself rn the hearts of those who have worked wrth you during your stay at Berry Here you have had the opportunrty to study and play to make lastrng frrendshrps and to develop frne Chrrstran characters The world urgently needs the srgnrfrcant contrrbutrons whrch you can make as homemakers and career women along whatever paths the future may lead you I would lrke to remrnd you that your success or farlure rn whatever you undertake to do after you leave Berry depends entrrely upon yourself We hope that you have found here a sense of drrectron and a satrsfyrng phrlosophy of lrfe Cordrally yours Zxjaslc 2 1' YOUR Cowl AN Lyric by HARRY TOBIAS and BING CROSBY Moderato 4 Mum' by HARRY BARRIS . 4 ,,,., X fi P' bm ,J l JJ JIJJ l J ,Q fgiif ,-if 'Egg NLFX1-f ' C p gh! V931 Mevvo'CoIdwyf1McveY Corp N w Ymh, N Cupyrigm Ewgngd l932 vo Robb-ns Muslc Corpovonon, 799 Seventh Ave , New York, N Y Oo: Un-tori Smves 8 funodn -gh' Secured Mode fn' LU 5 A All H ghu Reserved Iv-cfudmg Publ: Pev'o1mavn'o fo-r Pm!-v MISS BETTY BARBOVR Dean of Xvomen MRS. GLADYS BLACKXVELL Nurse MR. RAYMOND BOWEN Industrial Artsg Advisor of Artisan Club. MR. BRANCH BRAGG Athletic Directorg Hygieneg Advisor of Varsity Clubg Coach of Track and Basketball Teams. XZ' iff Ml' if A- :fa .W . 4 5 Ms.t I Q J 1 3 a B mi E .,, 5 , iww K lr? lf N MRS. HELEN E. BROWN Mathematicsg Advisor of Euclidian Club. MR. L. GEDDINS CANNON Supervisor ol' XX'aterworks, Grounds and Wfildlife Reserve Warclcn. MRS. JO ANN CHAMBERS Assistant of Handicrafts, INIISS RL'Tl'l CLENDENIN Biologyg Scienccg Advisor of Tri- Hi'Y and Senior Class. MR. TORRIS GERALDSON Superintendent of Sunday Sclmolg Advisor of Religious Education Clubg Bible. DR, RICHARD GRESHAM Chaplain MRS. ALICE GTQELKER Social Science MRS. JEXVEL HIBBS Supervisor uf janitor Crew. MRS. ETHIZI. COLQVITT Hiiuse Miitlicr of Pilgrim and Friendship Halls. K MRS. MARTHA DFLLINGIQR Dictician MRS. ANNA DOHERTY Nurse of Buys' Sclinul MR. GROVER FORD Supervisor uf Laundry Qi Xxh MR. C, XV. HILL Steward MR. T. G. HOYLE Assistant Supervisor of Hog Farm. MRS. ESSIE HITFF House Mother of Clara Hall MR. DOYLE INGRAM Assistant Supervisor of Dairy. Q i Z MR, DONALD JONES Englishg Dormitory Master of Pil grim Hallg Assistant Librarian Sponsor of Sophomore Class. MR. ERWIN KITCHINS Assistant Supervisor of Grounds. MRS. FRED H. LOVEDAY Assistant Teacher MR. FRED H. LOVEDAY Principal: Advisor of Senior Class Psychology. mx in 5 x ., ami I-'hiki- -gf-'--M JF 14 V4 an 3 ' Q k Q m Q . tixx if . it + .mf j 41 ' 1 'il 4.-v-YV an , ---f- ', -,,-n A4o ...,-- ,,.,f- A A 1 fe .. if e K V . 9 r. . ,ve- ' ' 1 If 'iff 1. L Q. VK MR, SUTHERLAND Coordinator of Food Service MRS. GERTRUDE STALEY Advisor of Torchg English. MRS. ALTA V. STEVENS Englislig Pcnmanship. MRS. WILLIE SUE SULLIVAIN Handicraft and Wkaving. Q '37 Q X 'Ar' -OO . - f ' 'K MR. EARL A. TURNER, JR. Historyg Advisor of Beta Clu Freshman Class, MR. STANLEY TURNER History MISS MERLE WADE Assistant Dean MR. J. R. WALLACE Supervisor of Dairy b and .- . .mud F2 , ,,.---- ff' J I MR. DAMON TAYLOR Biologyg Scienceg Advisor of Hi-YL Director of Choirg Friendship DOI- mitory Master. MISS MERNA M. THOMAS Librarian MR. W. A. THOMPSON Manager of H. S. Store MISS NORMA JEAN TOPHAN Physical Education E5 O ' LS 3 wk P-1 i.......... ,nv MR. KENNETH E, WEHUNT Assistant Supervisor of Poultry Farm MRS. J. P. WEST Secretary to the Principal MR. J. P. WEST Supervisor of Hog Farmg Agricul- tureg Advisor of Granger Club and Senior Class. DR. KENLAW Assistant Chaplain ' s TW 'Jul A- ' ..- H . J , , Ak , IFF RW Wliere the elite meet to eat. 2 J 'ff xx A is .-, 5.- ,.. Somebody S Slowly nor th expression! Hy mcx Howano, A. BOB :-, F. A. P. ELLSWORTH and RUSS M ORGAN Q - A..,I,.A.Y. ZX rf! p Guitar qu' R7 Verse Q W Sweet was lovek love a 4' 5 Aw!-s ,Q W M F050 - mont of glo- - er is yearn- JJ T - jg caim C, cdim W Q M WWW M J JJPJ ry And now youre not a ing But your heart just laughs Copyrigh J J a Copyrn m MCVlXXXV'Ilb a .trq ' g A yThe Back BayMusucCo - Asslgncd toifihaplro,1lifr.nsinnhCo Inc l-MCMXLI by Shapirujernstem A Co lnc, R K 0iR.ld1o Cnty Mus1u:HallDBu1ldmg, H210 Suxlh Avenue,New York f 4'v1'y'1KM - 'f 'f ...,...,fIlL.,R.f???aFft?SERYE? la . f5ffWfQff.f5f 'a U' 'mf 'GW incl ty Sud Q ' a - nn, ff!! Av-S Q . W' 3 Sponsor Sponsor Co-Sponsor MR. F. H, LOVEDAY MISS RUTH CLENDENIN MR. I. R. RIPPEY GIRLS' SCHOOL OFFICERS PI'6,lIfdt7IIl4JANE EDWARDS Vife Pre.ridw11fSI'SAN STRICKLAND Sefmft.1r5--IVANITA DAVIS T1'6'.1,l'lll'c'?'-LEE ANN ALLEN BOYS' SCHOOL OFFICERS Pu ffdg iJz'fI.ARRX' ADABIS I-104 PM IfdL1:.'f.IERRY XVINTON SIwL.',1rV1 .md Tu.lf11nr-DONAI.D D I 'F 41 TED ALLRED Half-Red Cartersville. Georgia 54-56. Member of Torch staff, Granger Club. BERNICE ARNOLD Niecey Dalton, Georgia 52-56. Freshman Sponsor, Vice President Freshman Class, Secretary and Treasurer of Student Government, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, Clionian Club, Choir, Ensemble. BILLY BANNISTER Banny Gainesville, Georgia 5366. Member of Mt. Berry Church, Choir, Quartet. MARGARET BAGWELL Brewster Calhoun, Georgia 53-56. Choir, Delphics, Tri-Hi-Y, and Euclidian Club. 1.113-fm as,-15+ it ... ' 5 A, V r,,.Q,. fl' I ,- .59 JI 31... , -W if . -' 'fi 1 Q ,gn 1 ,vW, in. - l N ' Wild LARRY ADAMS Adams Smithxille. Georgia 52-56. President of junior and Senior classes, Artisan and FFA Clubs: Secretary of Choir, Friendship Student Gov- ernment: Torch Staff, President, Vite President, Program Chairman of Hi-Y: Secretary .intl Treasurer of Beta Club, GOC, Football. HILTON ALLEN Cheeta Eastman. Georgia 5 5456. Usher, Member Manager. of Mt, Berry Church, Basketball JACK ALLEN Brutus Summerville, Georgia 53+56. FFA, Football. LEE ANN ALLEN Fannie Birmingham. Alabama 52-56, Freshman Sponsor, Treasurer of Student Govern- ment, President of Delphic, Treasurer of junior Class, Vice President of Senior Class, Treasurer of Senior Class, Member of Mt. Berry Church, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir. .f ix , Ac 'i'i Qi A 'Y--17' 7 ' 'QT .'4'., ROBBIE BARBER Evans, Georgia 53-56. President of Dclphicsl President of junior Classg Secretary of Euclidian Clubg Secretary of Sophomore Classg Tri-Hi-Yg Sponsor of Senior Class Field Day of '56- WARRINER BETSILL Preacher Fayetteville, Georgia 53-56. Member of Mr. Berry Churchg RECQ I-Ii-YL Secretary- Treasurer of RFC MICHATI Bow 1 ING Angelo Sorral Crrrlc Georgia 54 56 Bctr Club Student Gmernment Editor ot Tortli JAMES BRAIUQHAW eep Chicklmauri Georgu 57 56 FFA ind H1 X Clubs rm. 'X 1'-nt' '11 'T 'fix 'Z-ff' A 1,141 f ' f., fs, f f , if F '52 'fi' 517 JANICIT BROVUN - un Clmttanoo,La. Tennessee 53-56. 'l'ri-Hi-Yg Delphirsg Euclidiang Member nf Mt. Berry Cliurclil FHA. JANETTF BROVUN Janet Chattanooga. Tennessee 53-56. Tri-Hi-YQ Treasurer of Delphicsg Vice President of Euclidian Club: Member of Mt. Berry Churchg Cheerleaclerg FHA. IANELLE BRUMBELOXY' .Nc .. Carrollton. Georgia 55-56. FHA: Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y: Secretary of Choirg Furlidiang Delphirs. CAROL BUCHANAN Tinker Bells Ikiinc-ml Bluff. Georgia 55-56. Euclidiang Tri-Hi-Yg Clioniansg Member of Mt. Berry Church: Choir. - ft 'Q vw-gs ,avg ,Q ft. Q2-- Q 'WUC' Cfomnfw CRINT F1 O an mn l I M XRIORIL QROLCH XI ULL u In mx Tcnnewnc or CN DQ' II LIHINLIII K mmm mmm mm L w 4 mr y Hll N 1 IIILLY Llll 1 LU IUXLIFIINL Im CI Cr RLTON 1 1 D 11 Jam Cn x Lmmcm Al vm Dun N I1 X rm CQIFUIHWI Sa 6 ff UL Pruncnl Chou' Chcul LJ Tr1H1X HA x LI IL1U L hl cr Iwfcmbcr of NI! Bun flumh H IXNIW Crxmx Cl A Hull YILII INIH Lf PLRRx C Lu mx Kggic. lr utr A mmm I IN K Xl NH nm Ninn nz IH Plum COIIINS ham UI 55 Sf jmw CONNIR Lin Cnuvr v Q Ls I f ILII Club AILINWLI 'Wt L C IILII '3 fig H -Q T' 0 JNL 7 536.1 Q'-'7 I f 'I ef DONALD DECK Houdini Rotlty Fate, Georgia 51-56. Seirttary-'l're.isurc'i' of Senior Class: Memher of Hi-Y and Choir. TOMMY DUNAHOO XY!ho-done-iti' Wincler, Georgia ' 54-56. Memher of Mt. Berry Churchg Hi-Y: Grangersz Football. JANE EDWARDS Blond Bombshell 55-56. Clioniansg Tri-Hi-YgEuclidiang Member of Mt. Berry Churchg Iinsemhlcg Choir1 Vice President Choirg President Tri-Hi-YQ Pianist. FHAQ President of Junior Classg Presi- dent of Senior Class: Sophomore Sponsorg junior Sponsor, RONALD EDWARDS Elmo Atlanta. Georgia 53-56. Meacham Student Governmcntg Torch Staffg Poothallg lntramural Sports. ,f-iw 5 1 'sd' k s..-ff X ! . K 5 If J 2 2 XV l Q HAROLD FARMER Farm Barn Iwiineral Bluff, Georgia 54-56. Member of Mt. Berry Churchg Hi-YQ Pilgrim Hall Student Government. MARILYN l:I.liMING V. Iflherton, Georgia 53-56. Treasurer' of Sophomore Classg Treasurer of Delphicsg Choirg Ensembleg President of Tri-Hi-Yg Program Chairman Senior Classg Member of Mt. Berry Churchg PHA. KATHIZIQINE FULGHUM Kitty hlidville. Georgia 5-l-56. Tri-Hi-Yg Vice President of Clionians. ISI.-XNCY HAYES Nan Calhoun. Georgia 55-56. Vice Presidentg Tri-Hi-YQ President of Sophomore Class: Ifuclidiang FHAQ Choirg Delphicg Member of Mt. Berry Church. X vi 1'-I v 'T'H FU 1' 5 if , . . P X gk CIZLII. INGRAM CL-til Birmingham, Alabama 52-56. FFA and Football VICTORIA JORDAN Vitkic Shorter. Alalmuna 55-56. INIL-r11bcrufINIt, Berry Churthg Tri-Hi-Y. CHARLIQS KING Herman Conmrd. Georgia 53-56. hfclntwr of hit. Berry Churthq Prwidcnt Bt-ta Clubg FFA: RECQ Hi-Y: Studtnt Gm crnmcntg Turth Staff. CLARENCE KLINGER CIinl-cur Rotk Hill. South Carolina 53-56. Choirg Artisan Clubg Vita- Prcsidcnt of Pilgrim Stu- dent Govcrnmcntg Sctrctary .md 'l'rL-.xsurcr uf Buta Qlllhl PH'- gram Chairman of Hi-Y. Hman' ll.-ww.-xxx linkin Mldxxax. Uuvr-qua 55-51-.Mtn1lurut'H1-Yand Itmh NJN' 'luv' Klxu HH Kam' 'Arla- CQ1xtI'1r1.CQu:l'u1.1 51-5K-. Mmnlwtr uf Pllhllllll Studtnt Gmtrnrmrmti x C1x.1r1gLxxgl..1pt.l1n lratk It-am. Homcjri H1'l,sl'x' Hnrsc Smyrna. Gt-urgia 5-I-56. PATSY HVN1' IR-tu Atwurth. Gcvwgia 55-56. FHAQ Tri-Hi-YQ Student Government: Choirg Ircli urt-r of Senior Claw. Dclphitsg Prundcnt of Sunday Sthmml Class. WR 2? 1 F3 'Ub- ix 56? '2' DONALD LAVIENDIQR l'SlLlSllH Tifton, Georgia 55-56. DAN Lnnrokn Lefty Blue Ridge. Georgia 52-56. President of Freshman Classy Program Chairman of Senior Class: Bnskethallg Foothrillg Friendship Student Gov- ernmentg Choir. BAX'r1iR LITTLIE Little Baxter Clmttunuuggi, Tennesree 54-56. Usher: blemher of Mt. Berry Churihg Hi-YQ Punt- hallg Artisan Cluh. IRMA MATTHEWS UIYINH Mt. Airv. North Carolina 55-56, Memher uf Mt. Berry Cliurehg 'l'ri-Hi-YQ Chuirg Delphitg lfHA3 Sk'Ll'ClA1l'Y uf Student Cuuntilg Pi'ngi'.iin Clmirmnn of Tri-Hi-Y. ffm X fi 67 ,3 W , Kgs 21 f 'f it ----4 I sy..-4-Ii' M7717 les. .1 it G JOHNNY BICKIEIZHAN Mantle-in-l1.intl Sunimerxille, Geurgm 52-56. Presitlent ut c,llUll'l Mcnihei' nf H1-Y. DAVIIJ Mizufwii Gmuse Diinwourlv. Geurgiu 55-56. St-t1'et.iry uf Sunday Sthiiirlg Member uf Mt, Berry Cliuixhg Hi-YQ linskethallg Ifmitlmillg Trunk, JOHN Mixno john O C.iie Springs, Geurgiu 55-56. C.i1-Captain Fmvthdll leaimg I'l4A1 lS.1sl-uqthzillg lipirk l5.1sL-lull. DANiEi. MURPHY Gid Fwrest P.1rk, Georgia 54-56. Business Mdnager Torrhg Pilgrim Student Govern mentg Choirg Mt. Berry Church Memberg Hi-Yg Vice Presi dent REC. X C17 X -.ab 'cs' BURKE PIE,-XCOCK Burke Eastman. Georgia 55-56. Memher of Mt. Berry Churehp Basketball Mnnager. CHARLES PENDERGRASS Milkweed Rome. Georgia 55-56, CAYCIZ PHtI.i.iPs Casey Jones Ellnille. Georgia 53-56. Memher of Friendship and Pilgrim Student Gov- ernmentg President Bet.i Cluhg lfsher in Mt. Berry Churthl Setretdry and Tregtsuitei' of Student Government. HAROLIJ Posm' Chiek Kingston. Georgia 52-56. Secretary and Treasurer of Freshman Classg Vite Pres ident of Sophomore Classg Vice President of Varsity Clubg Student Governmentg Vice President of Hi-Yg Basketball Football. N t I i I..-wc'ToN Oi.lx'12R Ulu er ' blennings. l:lorid.i 55-in jorix Oxviixm' ' l5LIl'l'l1L'.hl-r Aslixille. North Girolinti 5-I-56, Hi-Y. Chi-ir: Bmd. CHAR1.i2s PARIS P.iris Dorgtville. Georgi.i 5-l-56, 'forth Staff. josisivn PATTON Chief Gadsden. Aliihtinu 54-56. Tmek 'I'e.1m1 GOC g Choirg Mt. Berry Church: Hi-Y .van rlfl' fi' Euazxii PRICE Gone Oneonta. Alabama 55-56. Hi-Yg Grangersg FFA. DIZAN PRITCHETT Dinkey Anniston, Alabama Q XX 54-56. Tri-Hi-YQ FHA: Setretary junior Claws: l'rwgrai11 Chairman Delphits. BETTY QLJARLES Boss Ellijay, Georgia 5 2-56. Ensemblcg Choirg FHA. DOROTHY REEVES Dot Rome. Getmrgia Tri-Hi-Y: ljuclitlianai Delphitsg 52-56. Tri-Hi-Y: Delphity Program Chairman Snplwmoir Classg Scaretary Clmirg Prugram Chairman Senior Class. fi' ,1-A 'Zz' 2 SUE REVVI5 Mabelene Santlerson, Florida 55-56. FI-lAg Tri-Hi-Y: Dclphicsg Basketball: Clwir. WAYNE RIGGINS Tweety Bird Rome, Georgia 54-56. BARBARA SHAW Hl5Ail7Su jatlcsonville. Alabama 55-56. Member of Mt. B Choir. TED SHIPP Boat Monticello. Georgia 55-56. Football Team. erry Churthg Tri-Hi-YQ I4 3 K -63' 2 . X--, K' V H,-xkoilu Sowiii. Ulillkiu Cirhuttu. Gcurgm 52-Vi, 'llwrtli Staftg Sctrt't.lry .intl 'l'rc.tstircr uf V.irxity Clubg B.l5L'i'3.lil. Fmntlmll 'iililllhl Chiwirg Hi'Yg liriingcr .ind Arti- san Cluhsg Intmmuriil Sports. CZLAUDINIE STAPJEY Cunt Calhoun, Geirrgiii 52-56. President Euclitimmg Vita Prcsitit-nt. Sctrctury and Tre-.isurcr of Student Govcrnmcntg 'l'rc.1surcr Choirg FHAQ Dclphics. Iffuin S'1'RANt,i5 Hpcitiliiiru Triun. GQurgi.i S5-56, Ftrivtrmll .anti l5.nkctb.1Il 'llxiiiisp 'livrih Staff .tnai FFAQ Intr.in1ur.il Spcwrtx, SVSAN STRicgTi..aNiu ..I4.llNiC,. Buth.in.tn, Gci1igi.l Si-36. Axwtmtc Iftiitivr Tnrthg Tri-HiAYg Cliuninnsg Vitt' Prt-xiticnt Suphuintrrc, -Iuniur. Senior Claw: Sctrvtnry Student Guvcrnincntg FHA: Mt. lit-rry Churth. EARL Smruis' Sliirlu ' Alba-rtxillc. Al.iiw.im.l 52-36. Gmm' SMITH Hut Rmli' lutkcr. Qiwrgi.i S5-Vi. Tmtkg B.iscb.iIl1 FFA. XY'15Nm-'IL SMITH 4'Swinti.ilI Tiftun, lit-m'gi.i S5-56. V.iisity Cfluit Artimn Club: li.isti1.illg I-'mvttmll 'l'i.1tk. HIQNRY SONIIER Bustivn l..1 Cimngc. Georgia S2-56. Vito Prcsitlcnt inf Frtwhimn Cjliisg Hi'Y .ind FIA Cffuiwi Mcinbcr of Mt. Berry lfhurtli. Stutltnt Lima-rniuc Quartet .mtl Chuirg Ifiiiwtiull 'Il-11:11. I :I . 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Iil1Llixil.H l Clluhx Choirg Vins Pruidvnt of Ifrrshnmn Clmx. BILLY XY'12111xcM1P XXCN11111 Hcllx Mi1iw.1x. cQL'Ul'.QI.l 91-V1 Nfutwfmr' 117 H1X Bam Hui Clxbx. Prnwuicnt ,ml XYIQL Pfwldp-nt Artlxm, KI11111. Mt Hum Chxxrnh SUQT1 XX'11,rH H541-YI! Dunhj 'Il nnp-ww Q'-V1 Nh-11iTwr11r Mr livrry C,hur1h1 Ammm Clubg H1 FFA -rl f-4 ple 9 WAYNE W1sE Cornbread jay. Florida 55-56. Footballg Choir. DAXVN WOBSER Nightfall Mt. Berry, Georgia 54-56. Member of Mt. Berry Churchg Tri-Hi-YQ Euclidiang Clioniansg Choirg Student Councilg Torch Staff. NEIL WOOD Chrome-dome Sparks. Georgia 52-56. Member of FFAQ Basketballg Baseball: Choir. WAYNE XVOOTEN Wee Willie Summerville. Georgia 52-56. Member of Hi-YQ Pilgrim Student Govemmentg President of Friendship Student Governmentg Secretary of Sunday School: President of Artisan Clubg Torch Staffg Foot- ball: Track: Vice President of junior Class. 'IANE XVEST Jan Rising Fawn, Georgia 5356- 'l'fi'Hi-YL Secrrrlrw of Delphics Sophomore Field Day Sponsor. Euclidian Club Choir Member ot Nlt Bern Church: Assistant Business Man lcer Torrh EARNIZST WHITT Cotton Attalla, Alabama 55-56. DONALD Wu.us Onion Sycamore, Georgia 55-56. Member of Choir JERRY WINTON Wfinton Tuscumbia, Alabama 52-56. Vice President of Senior Class Vice President of Artisan Clubg Member Mt Berry Church Usher Band Torch Staffg Football. -iii K y, 4' J K' 11 N A I 'X A A lxlian GEORGE XVYNN Gorgeous George jasper. Florida 53-56. Pilgrim Student Governmentg FFA. GEORGE YOUNG Sandpiper jasper. Florida 54- 56. Pr-iYLLrs Scorr Phoebe Adairsville. Georgia 52-56. Vice President and Secretary of Tri-Hi-Yg President and Secretary of Choir. Student Councilg Girls' Ensemble. , I 1 sv' lla XA X65 3 Bi X I' i -,gif l . ng A THE GIRLS' SCHOOL VIEVUED FROM AFAR l 'in -, J Aim! Pujf14f.1r' XVAYNIZ W'OO'l'IfN ROBISIIZ Llili BARBER MMI Sfmffffzrf HORACE HULSEY IAXICE BROVVX 7044 4 7044 an me Semin 66444 J -Q.. T- X . li .1.. .V 1.15.2 ,ll'RliYXXlN'l1JX Dmxzi rDxx'MzDf .W .w DONALD DECK ,ll'AXI'I'A DAVIS 1, Mllxlz ISOXX LINC, MARGARIZAI' l5AC9XX'IiI.I. Ilnizziefz WAYNE RIGGINS LEE ANN ALLEN Mfyff AffJ!EIfL' DEAN SLTHNER HERNICE ARNOLD Q .5 -if X1 FBM49 Wie '4 7044 in 546 senden 444 X I' 'W fl 3 l A-iw A x -lx Y' 2, ly T A N. 'Q I . 'S' F5 Bar! PEl',f01l.l!il-J JOHN MLKEEHAN PHYLLIS SCOTT Aim! Izznfliuqfrzf CLARENCE KLINGER -IANELL BRUAIBELCJVU FffE71d1lVt fl HAROLD POSEY VICTORIA JORDAN Q Q ' 335 if 2, i -nn! iv' if f 1 1' J! 'S 6 WF :qw xl' xl.. Y if If ,ml .238 Arr-X fi VOM BOXWDEIN , I MII ION BI AZI FH , IOI-IINNH COLQL I I NI ,H N, L l J-410 P fl, va r -A Q: 1 P1 vi 1 'O his Nvs J. R. RIPPEY Barr ' Akins altcr Alcorn johnny Allen I 'I Charles Anglirl Larry Babb Robert Bain ff fu Y. Z' x 15.-lex ,L ,-Q IP ' Milton Beazley Bobby Bishop james Blooclworth 41' Tom Bowden Dan Brackett ft ,y jimmy Brantley 9 has 13 f ,sv v' Davis Brooks f , 0,9 fl 2 Billy Burkhalter 'I 1-ji jerry Bush 3 5 Q .Q Benny Chunn Johnny Colquitt Harold Cook 'A fl 9'3- john Deetz f f 1 George Degtoff ' . j ' ,- David Fox ' 5 If 519 Y , :- f 4 V ,rar A , vs K1 I 1, fs gs-.41 Richard Holdridge Frank jones Robert Jones Kenneth Kirk Merrill Landrum Rabun Landrum XY'illiam Leachman jerry Lehman Royal Liner h P Lawrence Gilbert N544 , Charles Gill Emory Green Robert l-lndden liugene Helmey Allen Holder X 3 Q Q '22 -J if 4 J if fo- -..r 'Q Riclmrd Longwortlw ' ' Cgnlrvl Mrlhnicl Clurlcs Mnlrroy Billy Mahan ln MR 1:5 john Mason Tmvis Muon '- 'G S55-. 'Iark Massey Billy Middleton NS Ronald Moore f Shcrald North Douglas P.1trick 1 54' Roger Patrirk L 5 1 ,tl 'Q 3 Q. , x CQ.1rl Pcntcrost ,j, , lf ' I H.1rry Poole ' v ff 7 lfarl Powell . Hy, J -wx 9 'Y - 4 ' A H -B xg-f-f 'Y Tommy Ryall john Sangster Revier Shearouse Larry Swanson Charles Tensley Eugene Tinsley D. C. Wfeatherly Fred Whiten jimmy Wfillis 3 Eugene Redding Tommy Reeves Troyce Rice john Ritch 1 Stanton Robertson Wfayne Ross 'Vx ..af -AQ 1 args r ' N A R '1' ff '-4 . -Q .4' 1 , 1 'nf Y '5 .R f'f'N tx.,-Q' ,F 494' fx 6 Gene XY'iIson Harry XVise Frank XY'itt Frank Y.1mcll MEMORY BRIDGE AT MIRROR LAK! -Z Sal W., '90- it ...Iv V Frrends of Berry are Mr M Gordon Keown Mrs Emrly V Hammonds and Mrs Inez Henry We wrsh to dedrcate thrs page to the late M Gordon Kcown who dred Sunday aftcr noon anuary 22 1956 Mr Keown came to the Berry Schools as a student ln 1902 and xx as braduatcd rn 19Ou as Xaledrctorran of hrs class He was a close adusor to the latc Mrss Martha Bcrry foundcr of the schools One of Mrss Berry s last rcqucsts was that hc Mr Kcown becomc actrnf, drrector of the Schools Mr Kwvnn was rnstrumcntal rn obtarnxng thousands of acrcs of forest land for the schools and was wrdcly known as a succcssful frnanucr He was one of the School s frrst graduatcs and most prornlncnt alumnr, and represented the schools on many occasrons He spoke at the Thrrty frfth Annnersary of the Berry Schools In hrs role as adv1sor to Mlss Berry, he met and became a close frrend of thc natronally known frrends and supporters of the school 9 p 2'lfiQ rl 1 fri? r fax ' rm I ' 3 V f 1 y ,A 7 Qi Q , I 4. ' p up 'K rg W 1' r t - 1 ef s ,, A ' 5 l 'ran 1 .4 ' , 4 i V, 1. 1 p ' 3.2 2 . . ' , I i,V',:jH A f I A.. L t or g 7 fuk pw, ' p r ig, fx gg. ., 1 ' M r w 1,,'4-A '.,. 3Q- T ' e Q n 4 ', ' vw: , f any ' ' 6 Q , llnw an of , l , - I ' ' ,- 1 V ., I . 7 - . ' y Z sz? me gig an. aw L, if-5 gb I 1 Q1 V ,, w . ,' X V I ' Q53-f -1ij5,,'j,,'fzbf'i', 1' , igLff,7'ff W.'i 5515 AF' fm - ' V 1' X' 'i'f,g!?,' fm A - -1, . 5 - ff, . it ' xl V lx T I 2 Q P95 4 A A.. W if . Y 'N . K . A -s I ,M ?W wa. 4' M541 jg. A 3 4 la ,Q X fx A U, Q Q E'-N .N is X , 15, E wigs.. D qw. Aa X. z , J., Lge - ir ' g F 5 2 W 'ii ti f' v 0 I' 4 p S .Q K 5, J 5 1 K ' 5 l'f Q L. J. CARROLL .,,,...,, ,.,,., .....,,........ P r 'e ridefzl BERNICE WHITE 4 ,,... ....,,.,.,,,., , ,. Vivo Piefideazl ARCHIE BURTON ,,,,.,,,,.,. Sff11l.1r-1 ,md Tl4.lfIH't'I l 1.79 ri! ! i S-f70PIJ'0!' lNlR. DONALD JONES 'E William Angel Larry Beazley james Black Milton Black Hilory Brown Archie Burton A if J, - 'UW :CQ Truman Davis XVarrcn Delaney Eddie Dillard james Dunn Charles Echols Edgar Evers Billy Faulkner john lfovvlcr jimmy Gammon V1 l?' Bobby Byrd L. I, Carroll Tommy Chestnut '5 D one Cobb ' ck , Bobby Combs XVcsley Daniel A do x J- 1'-Q 'Ii .- 'N 4 jerry Goodwin Rowc Gilhcrt 0 Dm id Glass livin, Illul Climax I K , K I Harold Greene Ncugcnt Griffin -sf ?1 6'9- 9 '?' Q-3 ,it :QQ Q I? Ri Williain Hadden L A I-hrpcr ldv ard Hclmcx Glenn Hass jackie Holdridge james Holt Larry Johnston Arthur Kirkpatripk Kenneth Lewis A avid joel Rackley Bobby Robcrts Ronald Ryder Miclmcl Steed john Smith Alton Slater Ellis Stewart Myron Stmin Clmrlcs Summcrx ills A l..t Rox I 'rl' , ' ' N l Ligun Xltlx 1X flLt'!'.,L X14 l.r.1n Rt-lmr' NI ax n t,zld,fXl.1S lnllrw lfloyd P ' 'I 1 gf 'Q-'-on-an Y? 100-T I 'QR ri Q3 ' .of Bob Taylor Charles Welch Bernice Wfhite Wfayne Wfilliams 'fl -4 Eddie Lee Willis joe Wfillis james Wlhitten QUAINT BARNNX'EI.L CHAPEL M'EEE??' Q Fw W we f W R R ig NW 'Had A ff QW Wm Y' ww VERLE CARTER ... ,, Pri vida ul -IOE FREEMAN ,,,, . ,,,,, A,,.., ..., I ' ll L 1'vu'i1fu!l TONY ADAMS ,, . , Sui'l'Ll.:r1 ,uid 'I'ri.1i1niA f 1 ,I A i 1 A .A . we R A -3, x fe X i Sf? 'A if W e ..-wwf 'ix F' Sfrrlllim' MR. EARL A. TURNER. .IR M'-an 'VY If --5 Dennis Tyrone Adams Norris Allen Verle Carter joseph Freeman Benjamin Greene Kenneth Gunn l J '-3- f .J David Hawkins jerry Herndon jack Ingram Q-.41 .J 4'-3 '2 3 Bobby Kaylcr I I' , Xvilliam Kenner 4,1 Allen McDaniel james Miolen Alton Neal W Benny Tutcn Wfayne Wfallace jcrryXVatson 1 Ca - ' Tommy XVeatherly ? 'C7' a s li , 'Wai 1. Charles XY'cdincamp V Doyle Padgettc ' '-fj' f-1 fs C J TRAGEDY There were some blue notes and dis- cord this year, as well as happiness and harmony. Probably the blucst note was the burning of the Recitntion Hall, November 27, 1955. The fire when discovered at three cfclmk that Sunday morning was out of Control, The build- ing was completely gutted, leaving only the rock walls. . .wvpx ,, in f'-1 M , fs za A ' ,, i ,flu q.X My 123' haze Sim: our big tiie. the shop huiltling werxes .is temporary Retitation Hall. Pltins for the new building: are being tompleted .mtl Lonstruction will get un- tlerwtiy Soon. Time for class thangef' say Allen Students listen with untlivitlcd i1tten4 tion as hir. Turner, the worltl history teacher, explains the offices of the Cath- olic Churth, 9 PC and Bloodworth as they head for their next Class in the temporary recitation hall. I THE WATERWORKS THE DAIRY Wordr by Hail! Hail! The Galtgzs All Here! Muxic by D A ESROM THE Tempo dt MRICIB ii il PIANO -'i 11.1 1 ili- -.- .1 1 n-' IN! -Q Q - 1 . '- - ODORE MORSE and ARTHUR SULLIVAN Q ali Q OICE 'iii f When ' -iii pc , i-.b.B.b.b-9 nev-er a wor-ry you broth-er -ly love and lt's noth-ing we do that is Ugdi ll fi Q '- Q ar , rare wet With do, we dog With o twe go 3 Therels see, tyou see,J true, 4it's true,l slow, lis slow,y -J , P Li .J P 1 you se ryou seen you see, 1 you see.,J We it's true, rlt's truep lt's true, rits true.,l lt's is sl w slovtg lis slowql ow, tis, slo .,J 1 sri 3705-2 'est Copyright l9l7 leo Y F i I, Inc , New Yarlt, N, Y. Copyright renewal l945 leo Feist, Inc . New York, N. Y. International Copyright Secured Made in U. S. A. All Rights Reserved Including Public Perlormance For Prom Any arrangement or adaptation ol this composition without the consent l the owner is ' lnngement ol copyfighl FIRST TENOR SECOND TENOR A ft -- Sfg j I FIFST rovf T Adams K Levtxi B Bmhop D C Weatherley I Wfeatherley B Bannliter Second row j Rackley E Helmey J Wrlson L Adams H Clark 'lhrrd row C Tmsley J Patton G Txndall E McKay T Bowden E UQ4 ji.- g! pg! il-- .,5g.::t:Q.i . ,igzsuu-.I Dneflm MR DAMON TAYLOR BARITOXE BASS hal. Frrst rov- E Stewart I Huckabw R Patrick H Sovtell F jones C Klrnger Second row W WISC D Murphy I Munro TN XXULJ D Deck J Bloodxxorth Third row J McKeehan XY' Betsrll I-I WIISC . Xa? -.-.- - fm- ? 2 F , U., Q F Q ' ?',? 3. F' 4 ,Q fy, n + 4. 1 . Q. Q . M ri V Rf? A I J W qi 2 W Qi ,K . 1 soefiigg vf ,gd E 4 'Xl 'en-gwai H UQ ' iw ff , .ffi-zf Ig if 'ff iii f:,2iQ H ing Aff, 5 . Wa- Z Gene XX'1lson Tony Adams Kenneth Lewrs Wayne Wrllrams Perry Clayton Harold Sowell Joel Rackley Larry Beazley Glenn Hess Ronald Mason Tommy Rexes Harold Posey Jerry Wmton Mllton Beazley Larry Adams Clarence Klmger Hyland Clark Baxter Lrttle Warrlner Betsxll Harold Farmer Stephens Tankersely James Bloodworth Earl Powell Bxlly Burkhalter Joe Patton Kenneth K1rk Charles Krng Donald Deck Glenn Tmclall Harry Poole Frank Jones L J Carroll Mrlton Black Tr urs Mason Dan Murphy rs, Adx rsor MR DAMON TAYLOR Prerldent JAMES BLOODVC ORTH 5557615175 FRANK JONES Trearuver LARRY ADAMS Frlendrbzp Program Chanmerz HAROLD POSEY HYLAND CLARK Pllgillil Program Claazfmezz CLARENCE KLINGER JOHNNX COLQLITT Vife Pfmdellf 'ffffff...ffffff ..,.,.........,,. ROYAL LINER .A x J ' - -. -- ....... . L, I I SM Prerldfrli INIARILX 'N FLEMINC Vice Pfffldfill Pl-IH LLIS SCOTT swam, JANELLE BRL MBELOW Tfezmrer CLALDINE STAMEY ze We O F1rst row Bermce Arnold Janelle Brumbelow Carol Buchanan Patsy Hunt Marxlyn Flemmg Robb1e Barber Dean Prrtchett Margaret Bagwell Second row Peggy Collms Betty Quarles Susan Strlckland Jeanette Brown Jamce Brown V1ck1 Jordan Kxtty Fulghum Jean Connor Thzrd roxs Claudme Stamey Phyllxs Scott Barbara Shaw Joyce Cureton Jane West Dawn VUobser Nancy Hayes Juamta Daus v'-4. TR Adusor MISS RLTH CLENDENININ OFFICERS '+ ui 4 .Samara ' hw tly, .s-1. -Bi! ln if FRIENDSHIP Prefident ,,,,,,,.,, ,. .,,..,,,,....,......,...... WAYNE WOOTEN Vire Prerident .,..... ...... S TEPHENS TANKERSI-EY Sefremry ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ................. C AYCE PHILLIPS Morzilorr ......,.. ,............... T CM BOWDEN CHARLES KING ent Dormitory Master MR. DAMON TAYLOR , . -.f , V---Q.. . x I Dormitory Master MR. J. D. JONES -rimfi 0 -10' 53 3 9: aw'?4ll- T xl M 1+-of 'T PILGRIM Preffderzl ...,,,,.,,.. ,,,,,.r,,,.,,,,rr,,,..,,...... D EAN SUIVINER Vire Preridenl ....,.. CLARENCE KLINGER Sefvelarj .......,..... .,....Y......... R OYAL LINER Afofzigwif ., ..........,..... HENRY SONIER JESSE KING HIQCKABY LARRY SXVANSON STANTON ROBERTSON CHARLES MCLEROY MILTON BEAZLEY OFFICERS OF CLARA HALL STUDENT GOVERNMENT House Mother MRS HLFF miie.. GIRLS SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OF 56 Frrst row Bermce Arnold Janelle Brumbelovu Carol Buchanan Patsy Hunt Marrlyn Flemmg Robbre Barber Dean Prrtchett Margaret Bagwell Second rows Peggy Collms Betts Quarles Susan Strrckland Vicki Jordan Krtty Fulghum Jean Connor Th1rd row Claudme Stamey Phyllis Scott Barbara Shaw Joyce Cureton jane West Daun XX'obser 1Nancy Hayes juamta Dans Adv -..4-vs ju. 'IQ 1. .O 3.2 L3 Royal Lincr Joel Racklq Warrinci Bctsill Din Muiplmy intl Stznton Robertson IBL6' F' 2 Z 6 -ui J'---s' X if 55- ',' 'ff-2:7 iwfiil X . .r , , 531331 5221-gg' it ' OFFICERS :'-Efffif :frrrw . ,gfff Przfridf 111 it A, O ,,,,,,,,,,,, ROYAL LINER if f ' A A , - , Vire Prefidenz ....., , , ,,,,,A,A D ANIEL MLRPHY - ' ' 5 fx Y 'vi i If Sfrrelffy YY..YVV.,., ,..,,.. S TAINTON ROBERTSON ,297 f 'M ' ..4..+ 5. .. .3 Z!-.'. . Ushers: Earl Powell, Hilton Allen, Baxter Little, jerry Winton. Advisor MR. TORRIS GFRA LDSON 'Ni Mn .U s I Flrst ron jane Wfest Margaret Bagwell Rolwbre Barber Janelle Brumbeloxx Carol Burhmm Claudme Stamey Second rovu Juamta Dans jean Conner Jamce Broun Leanette Brown Betty Quarles Thxrd roxx kamv Hayes Dawn XX'obser jouc Cureton IL . X till OFFICERS Preflderzl JAINE WEST Vlre Pfenderzl MARGARET BAGWELL Senefzrj ROBBIE BARBER Tremnev CLAT, DINE STAMEY Prog: 1111 Claznwnz JANELLE BRLMBELOW Adusor MRS BROXX IN O Frrst roxx left to rrght Bernrnc Xwhrtc and Wayne Wrllrams Second roxx Hyland Clark Myron Straxn Archre Burton Baxter Lrttle and StLwart Ellrs Thrrd roxx Harry Poole johnny Allen L J Carroll jerry W mton and R1bun Landrum Arlxrwr DIR RAS INIQND BOVUEX OI FIC ERS Pzelldezll HYLAND Cl ARK Vlfe Pfellderzl EARL POWEII Sefrrf.u3 JFRRX XX IXTON fn' lllllfl RABUIX IANDRL M .' V ' . '- ' . , I' ' A , .. . , ,- , , , A ' .. ': . , . . 74 1 xl , , , ,, , , I . I ,, , ., Y-, ,,., ., ...... .,,, 4 L ?caad- 2 Frank sells candy and sandwithes to Royal. Glynn. and Billy. This is one of the ways the Beta Club makes money for expenses. Q 0 0 g n The Artisan Club raises money for ex- penses by building projects for the school and the boys of the school. Daxis Larry. XX'illiam, Larry. Tommy. Rabun, Earl. and Baxter work in the school shop ln, 'nil Poole and Powell sell cokes and delici, ous hor dogs to Beazley and Middleton, This is one of the ways the Varsity Club raises funds for the expenses of the tlub. , , . nj ' ' V af 5? . . I , 1 v ' 04 -Q. 5 xy, 1-fm' ' ' .-K . '-'P - . '. 1 wa I 91, . vw ,,A. 8' ' QA' 'Y' n , R, 2, .1 ,H .jhnm Lv. .' v si , ' 'rf' L t .. ' .' q vt-- I QJQN . f' N- ,-3 ,ft 1s'2 :K . LQ '-. V i , 4 . .3 , S G' 54 Ml: sq U fm, f , 'Nix' 1 1 fl! fs.. V ., . f tru-- ffivs . 4 - Q 1, Q 4 I .4 - , . . 1 3-14' ' .A 4-ob - 'QU 1,11 'U 1 I I 5 ' s o pu 'iff' X4 f 0 if Q f,K' 6. S ., an NK 1. 13 4' 5 'P U if . 'AQ Q Z Take Me Gut To Time Ukulele or Wurds by Banjulelc Banjo Music by F'-T T'1 The Ball Game JACK NORWORTH Tempo di Valse ALBERT VON TILZE I-'Q B Ukulele Arfnby .YAY E E E Nel - ly Kc Nei - ly 3 LE' wfmfl Y Y a long.-i good and J J, J J ,E gi .IJ ff rr 19? Copyright MCMVIII York Music Co. 1 A ' Q Copyright Renewed HCIDOOCVI by Alb ' Copyright Assigned MCIADG-ZXV1 to B Left to rxght Dan Ledford B1lly Burkhalter Tom Bowden Clayton Anglm Barry Akm Wendell Smnth jxmmy W7llllS Eugene Reddxng Daud Mebane Dan Bracket! jerry Bush Nelll Wood Center Coach Branch Bragg ...x,.,., M-.l-1... Coanh MR BRAIXCH BRAGC1 Captam JIMMY WILLIS 4.6: J x UP 1 1 L? 5- .5 'Y5 f Get that hull? shoiita the tixmti .is the giime with Armutht-e nimes intn the three minute overtime period. Mehane scores two points from the wi'- nci' as Smith g.ZctS ready for any possible ichuunti, 1' I , i K' 'Du - rf f '-WWA 1'3- i ...n4l X 2 Smith goes up for the rebound in ii game against Armuchee, and sets up the play for ll goal for Berry. NEILL 'WOOD Guard welfdfw DAVID MEBANE Center MR BRANCH BRA GG Cdach ff ix 'Y I LI mm! F:f,f',u3 wmom. smru Forward DAN LEDFORU O 6 ' n ' ' r 162 ' ' 1' . exp 'Q' E' X 1' v ' rl xf X ' ' -.m-., AW, , , A ,fiffffj --.,-U4 MS A,.,,,A, A . lima I , -X rx fx, 1,1 X N I f Guard rw- ,P f X X , 4,37 1,' 5 fl W! .A B ,tlw 1 ki, M f f 'xi I , 1 Q W , '-. ,xxx ,m , ,f is I' ? XX If X of U M, , ' Willis fights with the opponent for pm- sc-Ssion of the blll is it wmv off thi ll 011' W I gr i i 3 4. .I XYUUJ Sprints ahmn thc wurt fm- ,ln unaided lmuk-slwt. ...-. . ff? I-B 5l9f y--. AN.,- ' lm,-kb i Li. A A Q5 I - f '-.1 Phu I S ith Lcntc-1 fm BCIIX kcs 1 ct Q11 I frum thc mmm-i pv - v -wqa 1-han? Flrst row Wayne Wrllrams Eddre Wrllrs Larry Johnston johny Smith james Holt Joe Wrllls Second row Jerry Herndon Bernlce Whrte L J Carroll Ronald Mason Wrllram Angel BASKETBALL MANAGERS HILTON ALLEN ROYAL LINER BL RKE PEACOCK The Taylorsville guard makes a good try at blocking Herntlon's long shot, but his effort was unsuccessful. The ball game gets under way with john Smith making an outstanding jump to give the ball to Berry. ---- 1 Here john Smith and jerry Herndon fight with opponents for possession of the ball in the closing minutes of the game. Berry cheerleaders lead the fans ln a spmt bulldmg yell They are Bllly Carol Bobby Peggy Edd1e janell Harry and Robbxe 1 fi l' VARSITY TEAM D 7 5 'ide .S N , 5 QL SEASON S RECORD ' Vanity B Team Won Won Lost Losf OPPONENT MCI-lenry ohnson Cassulle College B Ad3lfSXlllC Pcppcrell Tay lorsx llle College B Modal Model Armuchee Trlon 4? VARSITY B TEAM OPPONENT Coosa Peppc ell 1 Cassx nlle Coosa Trxon Armuchec Md-lenry Tas lorsx llle If . If If 755 S I 5 I Q f 4 WY' , il A ' xx' W ..........., 9 ...........,. 6 40 30 29 30 Adairsvillc 50 26 55 17 johnson 50 49 ' 57 55 51 41 47 48 46 28 J 45 44 36 52 if 51 42 52 17 52 63 36 54 1 52 59 ' 57 44 46 44 45 44 51 52 ' 'h A 57 50 40 28 A 46 62 27 44 - 57 55 40 29 ' ' 43 51 56 24 ' V 51 55 ' ' 48 36 i 57 is 57 29 g ' 46 K5 40 28 - 57 36 56 46 - 43 54 50 52 '7 45 46 27 ' 'Hf'?'Us?222 'SVP' rf! ! fe 4 Frrst row R Mason D Sumner W Wlllxams Second row C Pentecost G Degtoff G Cust J K Huckaby R Gllbert Third row D Wlllls C Anglm W Smlth D Mebane J Munro H Somer 5 gap-rw Dean has a good lead on Pentecost Cnsr and Wxllls as he sets a new record for the 770 yard dash Qfq vu-H' wp! X DEAN SLMXER Track Captam 1 Dean and Crrst shout words of cmouraccmcnr to JCSSIC Hucklbx as he crosscs the tllll h imc .. ' ' - 1 , , I I 'did X 'M ' 5 4 . , U , IAQ. ,I 6551- ff MQ,-. .,,. , 13, rc we .- -wma. .wfi Q ., ' Y. 4 ' v - r I ' A A . . , 1 it 'za he' p, . I 5' 1. fr' ,v Ar- A ! 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W saw fggjxgkalv -ig 'wir f 'L 1 ,i+f:Jil '44 4 4- it 1 X ,L - A . 6 'VN' 0 5 ff ' ' K lei f V' r 7' n L ll If lx X f . x .J VK-1 Alti '11 i for th' kill. ru the .irmu.il lmtmt.i1i Dax' ' nt-rx hix man. .tx Smith l1i'c.il-tx tliwrirgl Y' vi tht- xtu N lrmthill mme 'ct im lor mix' t . P- , ' I ,f ' I Q., , v I 'ill' - . f . r .Q ' , ' ' 4 - lin, I K Y v . A L gif' 4 ,P A A If . ,,1Y,'- 3 ' +4 ffl, 'LH' -,inf-1' W .' H i , ,, - W . f f. 'fr -,Lf , ' ,' , Y Q 'ff FW! Q' ff 'Z U . 'V I If . Iwfliwffzgg ,?5f,11ff1'.f t',1.,,!k ffj' ' Q -' , N , g ,, N, .,, . -A ,,. I - ff 'gr F1r5t roxx left to rlght Tommy Rsxll Dean Sumner Hyland Cllrk Harold Qmxell C6111 IUf.,I.1lN and nhn Deetz Qcwnd rmx Ink Tulor Elmo Edxx 114.15 olm Munro IIIUITH Wxlhs and Hun Poolc imnth mee but mnwcs Dean ax Dem mum rm the xunmngx Bzrrx Akm IUNI Lant tng.,u1e thu one out .xi the plax breaks tounhdoxxn nn thc Mnuntun Dax tuotball game L ly: 1 . - 4 5 -, 1-E ' ' luv. A K K I ' 1 , V4 KN 'fi .g Z:!5 sv ' 4 I . 5 X lm? 5-f .. uu as Q 1 va mv: an The center of attentlon IS Janelle Brumbeloxx and Carol Buchanan as they thsplay fl'lClI' acrobatlt skxll Kltty Fulg,hum and Dean Prltchett compete for the champxonshlp m a gamt of pmg pong Carol Buchanan makes a good try for a short one on the tennis court as her teammate Kitty Fulghum looks on. I Strong, healthy bodies are important! The Physifal Education class is shown herc' bend- ing to develop strong backs, Mr Rippey joins the Phwical Education tlass in a frienclls game ot basketball -gy' 1 2 3 4 count these boys in unison as they do Calisthenlcs in Phyeipal Education class u. nffwf' Q 'Wi' Q 'O t xv Y- K N O I I X, I 70446 Here at Berry we are proud of our unique work-study educational program, The schedule includes a two-day a week work plan which provides payment for our room, board, laundry, and part of our school expenses. Each student is re- quired to work and to share responsibili- ties that will make him better able to face the future. Agricultural and maintenance projects afford the boys with employ- ment while the laundry, weaving room, cleaning crew, and dining hall occupy the girls. In order to build strong, healthy bodies and character, promote sportsmanship and love of worthwhile recreation, and teach diversified activities and hygenic living, Berry offers many extracurricular activi- ties. Baseball, track, and basketball are the chief competitive sports, and many other sports provide opportunities to develop individual skills and preferences. Parties, dances, movies, and special events give a wide variety of activities. S The focal point for the four-point Berry program is education. The school curriculum provides a solid foundation for good citizenship, earning a liveli- hood, and leading a worthwhile life. We also gain a background for further edu- cational work such as college. Besides standard subject matter that is available in most schools, Berry's program is rich in opportunities for learning to live with others, sharing responsibilities, and realiz- ing the importance of work and the ap- plication of skills and knowledge. 2 . Religion is emphasized in the four- point program at Berry. We are ever re- minded of our dependence on the Heavenly Father by the spires and steeples that beautify our buildings and lead our thoughts upward, by the loveliness of our campus, and by the opportunities af- forded us here. Christian living is stressed at our evening meal devotionals. Sunday services and special chapels are held in Frost Memorial Chapel. The Hi-Y and the Religious Education Club do their part in helping complete this program by providing special services and vespers during the week. 110- np.-W-mm,,,....--0 'www-we A wmlvw The L1UlII1fllflLLlN md D1 lj.,UI1S llm up tuuth fmmtblll mdldtfdfut Zag Iaculty mnmbets xx ltth from the pouh 0 Plm Lcrtlgt is students piss by n tu C11 mtl BIIIL 1 '.fI,'g ' W MMM Mvmig' tmp' ww :.vn-'-...ngqvovv rw var Wann 'V-wr ff .vi-Trai' .,.,, .puf- WW, wwaiwnnl-4 W-0' w ,fnvxfafvm-.1. . W. -...V wf- ' fvywqwmnm tan x wwf y gm ll u We .S-was in-f this 'Ilu student bodx txmshcs thc Cztaml hlarth m hunm tat Mlss Bern As thy studgnts Piss 1 Inga haskct thcx place donatmns for thc upkup of tht school I Y f Mai. 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Dag Field Day is the intramural track meets betvs een the class track teams This is a part of the intramural sports program hcld each year CLASS FIELD DAY SPONSORS Left to right Carol Buchanan Suc Rexxis Robbie Barber Juanita Dans Carol Buchanan Field Dax ueen pre sents the championship ribbon to John Munro Dean takes the lead inthe one hundred-yarcl clash. Pentewst, First place in thu hundred-yarcl clash was talccn hx Drm Crist. and Ritch. follow him up. Pcntatost, She-amuse. Phillips. and Crist stand r dx tt catch him. 4 A ni 5 'HW' V fn Students march into the Mount Berry Chlpel for the annual Tlianksgixing berxice Gr 'F' 'Q '9 'Sq ohn Oxyenby dclixers his Thanks giying Speech We at Berry haye much to be thankful for Not only at Thanks giying but the year long Thanksgiy ing means to us a time of gathering together and lifting thanks to God for the many blessings rcceiyed in the past years tl the boys. A luuk uf aatisfattion shows on exery-ones face as they indulge in one of the main exents of Thanksv ixing. This dinner is looked twiwartl tu heiause it is the time when the girls tome up tu eat with L shus Cnxly Smnh and Bnllx XXL-dxmimp lnght Landlu IS tu ng,lu.1t1on pu s Frm! Chap cl 'VV The Cmdlcllght Scrum 15 m umuxl ax m re scntcd by thc gurl md how hugh wnhool Lholrs This wrrltlonll umm IS rutc thu N mon 'I qlor whnm I-lI'lhL1SlLN Lllxus Hx Likl m ll ulwol Lindlallght Scrum lk! uf' mn-rx 1-' '. -. - I U - lam - A rmcvx 4 ll' Students gather at thc grueslde of M155 Martha Berry on the F1fty fourth ADHIXCISJIX of the schools foundlng Dr Loule Newton ldiill' ot thc. DI'LllLl Hills Church IH Atlanta speaks at tha Iuuntlcrs Du Service, The dlgnltgmcm of lfuumlcl-5 Ddy nxtrtlx up to their Vlatu nn the Spmlcctr stand. Dr. Newton .mtl Dr Ccnvk lcatl them in - '7 Q4 first iliii in thi innuil tilant iontut Suomi 1 Inc in the tilcnt mntcst xx is tikcn hx tha moist Hirix Wim His piiu xxinnmtg sung., vx is I Helium Ihn third plus. lit xx is Hntxxun lxxu Iuxu picsnnlui hx Iimll Biumhgluxx lhn ut xx is iiuititi an pun in ltilim iiiilut ' 2 J' f Ti 5 N 5 L , - - . Q s i- s if W s 5 V i Y , , Y b 2 fy. ' 'D -I if. s 7 h 1 ff s ' bg A l T , ' ' 5 Q i , x L -49, 4 ' U .5 1, i i f xi ' 5 Donald Dcik and his assistant. Arihie Burton. perform some of the black magib' which won them .4 51 A ' 44 L 4 ' 1 . 5 ? , . i ' . Q D 7 .14 l Q 1 ' 2 Aj f ' I 'E' I 3 ' i - s 5 4, f i 70464 geaefd is 5 I joe Bridges presents a panto- mime. Rock-A-Bye Baby, dur- ing the intermission of the Tmrb Benefit Party. This was one of the many intermission acts given by the students of the high school, Jerry W'inton Crowns Robbie Bar- ber, Torch Queen, for 1956. Students enjoy themselves as they dance away their worries at the Tfnfh Benefit Party. Dean, Lawton, George Vfynn George Young, and johnny dis cuss jokes from the Readerf Di KEN! and N.:d Cfwzirf. Miss Emily Peel, our new librar- ian, has made many changes to help make our library more in- teresting. Here she checks out to joe Pat- ton one of the many new books which the library has rereivetl. 'Students enjoy a TV show as part of their recreational program. fzom0wz it Z W I 47 I 5 5 Q rw -'if Q V 'qwwf f , IQ. .xgf iff Phyllis studies her literature while Susan says. XX'hat could the answer to that problem be? Now this one will top that one. Mike says. Ted. Fred. XY'ayne. Eugene. XY'illiiim. Alton. and George listen to see if the joke is up to standards. While Marilyn reads ii thrilling lore letter from the boys' school. -lane. Margaret. Dean. j.iniie, Bernice. Peggy, Phyllis. Vickie. and Susan listen with undixided attentiivn. Phyllis. Susan. Janine. Vickie. ' Peggy. jane. and Marilyn put 7 5' wiirdy in Margarets mouth as she X talks to her true line. The Rock and Roll Waltz plays while Peggy and Bernice decide on the next number. This is what Santa brought me. johnny plays the new phonograph he iust receiied in the mail. Hy- land. Ted, Rowe, john. and Mike listen and approie of the new i'tLui'dingS. 1008605 'Ze Work! Work! Wfork! say Mar- garet and Bernice as they prepare for daily white-glove room in- spection. A look of satisfaction shows as Stephens, a last half senior, pre- pares to leave, john, an under- classman, looks on with envy. Anyone for Chinese Checker-sf say Margaret and Phyllis as they come to a thrilling fontlusion of another game. 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I OUR LOYALTLY AND LOVE WE PLEDGE, GOD KEEP THEE WITHOUTFAILQO A I A A BE THOU THE LIGHT THAT SHINES FOR RIGHT, ALMAAMATER, HAIL, ALL HAIL.