Brookwood High School - Warrior Yearbook (Thomasville, GA)

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Yet we have tried to capture the motivating forces behind the accomplishments and advances this year , . . those people who have made Brookwood School a success. Dedication The annual staff would like to dedicate our first annual to everyone who helped make Brookwood possible. The first Brookwood annual, The Warrior, is dedicated to everyone who helped in making our school possible, It would have been unfair to dedicate The Warrior to just one person since so many have helped us. The annual staff would like to say a special thanks to: - Mr. Lyle - the Board of Directors - the Board of Trustees - the faculty - the parents - the students - to the many friends of Brook- wood . , Motto Our best today for a better tomorrow. Alma Mater Mid the pines there stands an emblem, Of the noble, true, and right, Lifting up her values ever, Hail to thee, the blue and white. Future years may bring us triumph, Days ahead may bring us paing But the memories of thy teaching, Ever with us will remain, We salute thee Dear Old Brookwood! We will e'er to thee be true, To the morals and the standards Of our own dear white and blue. O i.,t::.t1.,.,.:tt . 5' zta W ! .itaf it Q G? 4-3 H S fb 'E is G ,.,:,i,i .,y:i y yuligyiiiiy IEQE., bty, y y y .:yi X MOM ASQ V An Impossible Dream? The interested parents had their first meeting in November of 1969. This was the begin- ning. In May and June of last year, our first building began really to take shape, when the steel arrived, the network of plumb- ing, air conditioning, and heating equipment followed. The faculty had its first meet- ing in June of 1970, and Brook- wood obtained its charter on February 23, 1970. The first day of school was Tuesday, September 8, for orientation, registration, and purchasing of texts and materials. Thus - Brookwood began! 1-:i '5?., 2 JW4' VG+ -u ':,,,,,r,v1 ' R- ,wa if .1 ,X ,T as s M .,:' I 4 'V O 'E rf-'st' s , i. It started like this . . . In recognition of the construction of Brook- wood's first building, a Ground-breaking cere- mony was held on May 1, 1970, Present were Board members, parents, the Thomasville Mayor, faculty members, and a representative from the Chamber of Commerce, ' . es H A W . . . meetings were held . . . 7 x .2 2' 9 M l , U ' Q if , 523 the students arrived . . . , Tafkgsf Q. A Q- .NX J X I HH Brookwood began Q Z States of confusion . . . a few mishaps . . ,gag Y N56 . . . but, we finally got through the year. 6 xi? X : w ' , T M, , 1 4,2 ig WA 1 - ,f J f f NN f , 4' .WM , f W f fl f Q, ' 7 !T f fl ,' Gt' xt n I, :H 1-Nxt. -gx .5 1 , iff if 5 , 9 Y N X f Q ff K f f' N .A b f I 1' f ' N55 f ,I X' Zz' 9 as sl fir! O w 1 f I In - I, .R 1 f Q I ! K x X A X S ff 0 M ' ' 1, ff ' X If 3.1 ,. Q . -.4 16 wf x fl M '7 fy 5 , ,ff f f 1f t qfQQmv gn, -,.1.. KJXJ ' A CNWW If 1' ' :Val N K 9 , ll NL N wt 5 12 KA' XD NW gm x- W Wk-192' ' , X D ff A E D 4? Q A dst,-.r , -'L 17: J ,nv ww if z nil? fig My . Q ,,. my N flifpcp J Our Headmaster Mr. Iames E. Lyle Mr. Lyle, Idon't feel good . . . Mr. Lyle, may I go home? . . . Mr. Lyle, do I have to come to school tomorrow? . . . Mr. Lyle, I lost my dime in the candy machine . . , Questions like this, day in day out. How could one man survive for nine months, and still be ready to answer a dozen more from any student, teacher, or parent? Mr. Lyle did, and for this we are very thankful. VWMC r Q , I I ,I ' kiftf .f.f ' f I , Kia W ww -F ,J Helping Hands MRS. FAYE MILLER L g:,, ' There are no other secretaries in the whole world as good as the ones Brookwood was blessed with, Secretary wasn't their only job. They were nurses, teachers, advisors . . . You name it, they were it. All this on voluntary basis! It would have been very hard for Brookwood to keep going if it weren't for these two ladies We would like to thank Mrs. Faye Miller and Mrs. Lequite LeGette for all their work, MRS. LEQU ITA LCGETTE MISS RAY First Grade 'QE-:Q MRS. LYLE Second Grade fX dw DV fyq-JLN ' If :- Q JW .: ' 'JE I 'g JL-2 ' . if 11 .if f ,f 'A MRS. SCOGGINS Third Grade MISS DICKEY Fourth Grade MRS. WILLIS Fifth Grade MRS. COOPER Sixth Grade ix., , ik x ..HaPPy Day.. MR. WCRTHINGTON As xl cb Mathematics History V' MRS. BREEDLOVE Librarian and English MRS. MILL 44 BULLETIN .11 lf? ff bb .I . Mk? ' uw 1 X , xl A ni ' 1 Qsf X 426033 0 O . Q O O O Q O Z' 1 1 1 Dog, 0 o O 0 0 0 0 O 0 o V 1 2? W f KD Z Q EM MQ -fm K ll xmeebng pique f N ff,M53f+Zg 5 4 -1 ..f-1- EG HM 5216 Q 3 fee Student Body Uffioers 1 ' f f' -g o r LEFT TO RIGHT: David Stoddard, Presidentg Mark Crittendon, Vice-Presidentg Charlotte Harper, Secretaryg Eddie Lloyd, Treasurer. OUR PRESIDENT? David Stoddard at the age of 4. Beta Club 'SB 3 P by F up ':Q4MX,g FRONT: Kay Whigham. SECOND ROW: Carol Alexander, Cheryl Miller, Christa Cooper. THIRD ROW: Cathy Carr, David Stoddard, Lynn Gainey, and Mrs, Miller, advisor. The scholarship, leadership, character, and service of these students enables them to fulfill the purpose of this club, which is, to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school, Their qualifications help them to achieve their objectives of creation of enthusiasm der service, promotion of worthy leadership, and the devel opment of character. Membership in this organization is the highest honor a student may receive. BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Christa Cooper, SecretaryfTreasurerg Carol Alexander, Program Chairman: Cheryl Miller, Vice- President, Lynn Gainey, President, for scholarship, it helps their stimulation of a desire to ren- FRONT ROW QL to RJ: Mrs. Breedlove, advisor, Ellen Davis, Kathy Barret, Jeanie Herndon, Carol Alexander, Lisa Bracey, Gretchen Wight, Ann Tyson, Marie Stoddard, Nelray Rice. SECOND ROW: Ian Stringer, Sherri Pafford, Cathy Carr, Sheri Burton, Leanne Strickland, Lib Lanigan, Christa Cooper, Marge Sons. FOURTH ROW: Priscilla Barber, Carol Hartsfield, Rick Wiseman, Bobby Johnson, Bobby Sise, and Scott Lyle, K , Annual Staff 'f I V P lui 0 J f Ki-I 1 LEFT: Carol Alexander, Business Manager RIGHT: Cathy Carr, Editor. I FRONT ROW QL to RJ: Mrs. Miller, Cheryl Miller, Libby Lane, David Stoddard, Vicki Willis, Mark Crittenden, Kay Whigam, Curtis Singletary, Lynn Gainey. SECOND ROW: Robin Vickery, Patricia Hopkins, Katherine LeGette, Mardi Rodenbery, Cheri Harper, Callie Brogden, Char- lotte Harper. The first newspaper club of Brookwood was or- ganized under the faculty supervisor, Mrs. Willie Mae Miller. The student body selected The Totem Pole as the name for the school's newspaper. The first edition was published October 2, 1970. There was a total of eight papers published during the 1970-'71 school year. Except for special occasions, The Totem Pole contained these features: interviews, editorials, sports, class news, club news, gossip, jokes, as- trological forecast, and current society, The last publication viewed the highlights of Brookwood 's first school year. T-Q Uffff 1 QW fir, 0 0 Lx W, it M Mark Crittenden, editor, with the first edition of The Totem Pole, Photo Club FRONT ROW: Elaine.Hines, Elise Chastain, Melanie Dollar, Cynthia Kavouklis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Shih, advisor, Ben Jones, Aggie Smith, Bobby McAuley, Neel Davis. THIRD ROW: Jim Chavaux, Tommy McAu1ey, Eddie Lloyd, and Bruce Brown. Science Club FRONT ROW: Reggy Lee, Harold Royal, Reynolds Brown, Ken LeGette, Steve Akridge, Mike Taylor, Diana Carman, Harris Strickland. SECOND ROW: Richard Manny, Steve Miller, Robert Benyon, Ste- ven Cheney, Jay Flowers, Brad Heath, Laura Cour son, and Darlene Hudson. Glee Club ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Marge Sons, Melanie Dollar, Ann Tyson, Sherri Pafford, Lisa Bracey, Kay Whigham, Cheryl Miller, Vicki Willis. BACK ROW: Patricia Hopkins, Libby Lane, Sheri Burton, Gretchen Wight, Charlotte Harper, Lynn Gainey, and Marie Stoddard, at ! C .r i :Q 2' C 4- . - I ' E' .XXX C ik Ev s fx , U g5QgK ,QF.i Q gi Q Q fra fav Q iifvggcfflf Q Q ' W MQ '3 Q I N W ,cf -ggi gg i51-Tfiifi-7 1-1 f -'Qg,:Q,1,3f? i-,Ld W7 1 ff' x X K if w 627 4,153 55 A d I 1 , ff X w' If 1 I I V, U LEP ,f Q VCO QSi.g?i7Q 2525 Q vri-' , f F 27 5 W wa C553 wgigg xX, :- x X5 X F1 J X X f 4, 4 -14.4. 74 'ff E g?3g:5,i?-sr 1 Y Y --41 TH ' FIRST ROW fL to RQ: Bobby Sise, Jay Flowers, Rick Wiseman. SECOND ROW: Harris Strickland, Ken Le- Gette, Steven Cheney, Reynolds Brown. THIRD ROW: Steve Miller, Mark Crittenden, Ben Jones. FOURTH ROW: Steve Akridge, Scott Lyle, Bobby Johnson, Jim Chavaux, David Stoddard, Coach Worthington, Tom- my McAuley, Eddie Lloyd, Bobby McAu1ey, Aggie Smith, Mike Taylor, and Robert Benton. Warriors Put Effort Into First Year f, .3 vt' Jn, The Brookwood boys' first season in basketball was a losing one. De- spite good team spirit the ninth grade had four wins and nine losses, Four of the games playedwere against big schools and we lost all four, though there were some close games. Our two highest scorers were David Stoddard, who made a total of 148 points and Tommy McAuley who scored 113 points. Brookwood's seventh and eighth grade also had a losing season with two wins and three losses, Brook- wood played twenty-two boys and had a total of 708 points, Next year we plan to give our opponents some stiff competition. :ix A , K ,. i - i1'f:.5,ga A Coach Encourages Warriorettes' Team Spirit The gir1's basketball team was very successful this year. With one week's practice behind us, we tack- led our first opponent, Southwood, with vigor. The ending score was forty-six to sixteenyin our favor. This was Brookwood's first victory. We deeply appreciate the team spirit, and spectators support, FIRST ROW fL to RJ: Marie Stoddard, Gretchen Wight. SECOND ROW: Jeanie Hemdon, Diana Carman, Melanie Dollar, Nelray Rice. THIRD ROW: Sherri Pafford, Callie Brogden, Mardi Roddenbery, Lise Bracey Kathy Barrett. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Willis, Sheri Burton, Ellen Davis, Cathy Carr, Coach Worthington, Charlotte Harper, Leanne Strickland, Lib Lanigan, and Lynn Gainey. duh -ba A wahvuv-an 'UQ L :'W 1175 W i 1' :Q W 9 I . II 1, ra f I' XX Ill f XII' W If XXI ll a- xl Sis Mm You broke my fingernail! Whue backstage Now listen . . . 3 , el Come here, you No, that will not do, 44 1 ers were led by captain Nelray Rice and co-captain Mardi Rodenbery. ers had little experience they tried hard. Practice helped and experience came. Brookwood boosters, encouraged by the cheerleaders roused the spirit and led the team to victory. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders FRONT ROW fL to RJ: Mardi Rodenbery, Nelray Rice. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Hemdon, Kathy Barret, Libby Lane, Sherry Pafford. THIRD ROW: Sheri Burton, Callie Brogden, Cheri Harper. The 1970-'71 seventh grade cheerlead- Although the seventh grade cheerlead- ., 7' , w,.,5',,j, 3' .wars , f' ,1w4 ',, Y . . -if FRONT ROW QL to Ry: Carol Alexander, Marie Stoddard, Elaine Hines. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Miller, Katherine LeGette, Kay Whigham, Vicki Willis, Ann Tyson. BACK ROW: Leanne Strickland, and Char- lotte Harper. The 1970-'71 Varsity Cheerleaders were led by captain Vicki Willis and co-captain Kay Whigham. The sponsor was Mrs. Faye Miller. The cheerleaders led the spirit at all the games and pep rallies. The boosters helped to lead our first basketball team to many victories, The Varsity Cheerleaders were thrilled because they had received so much help from parents, faculty, students, and others. They decided to start a tradition to be con- tinued each year The Brookwood Booster Award . The first recipient was Mrs, Mary Edna Courson. l.. 1 Our First Year of Track K+ xf ugh Q NNY 'fikmb mmm, Tn ma, M '45 if Baseball 0 .LU Q33 CQ X iff' - f , , --vil .Wg 1 M , f- U V 5 Q1 3 may 1 1 - an . 'Wm ef has lu ,ii- rl 2, .:' ,,,-, Wzgir fN,,,:1kmm,, uf . 7f 5 A Wmgw,-fly A 13? , , .L,. mu , . - H V wifi ,, 3 I Physcial Education XX Qu DJQLQS, XX cmd Q, f?!f Q9 X 71 X 'wif if X lk I CVD .1 xiii! ny Miviifiillf f VW' I fir f M Qc M Q? Pr N S31 fn' . y QQ' , I ' v ' 1 ,ull ' ,4 ,i 'img M I m Y, ' W isw KX Ur 90 i V363 3 E XXXXQQ 1 F J Q mx I if AM 57 ' wi aff L5 QQ rw bmw Special Events at Brookwood Ol ,1 XJ TT, ,f TQIK JH 'L .n 1 fm 3- Halloween Carnival First Grade Presents Play, Fun at the Christmas Party. The five best dressed ladies at Brookwood. rm U f 1 f 'va' 4, :fig 5' J K W A' is , -,J AL 'A nd Flag Ceremony Campaigning for student body elections. Audience listens carefully I R I SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: FRONT ROW CL to RJ: Laura Courson, Leanne Strickland, Carol Alexander SECOND ROW: Mr. Lanigan, Mr. Worthinton, Mr. Flowers, ' ' 1 Qiiifi , I RIC rl, D, .12 -ff Ga.-I , If 2 w gun sqm: ffQ'WQ3 ' llyg I ' Ar ,iff fy si Ag : , awk Science Fair E Q , 3 i D qi i -' W G G . Q G A Q 1 Sweetheart Dance ff Q E. me I 61 V., fnN,-'71, H M 5. iq V!! I .' . tv K'- filfff X3 - -5. . X A 1 555 if , X x ' ff - . K ' v wg ' ' if mJ'1'x ii V '- ' Of 9 H X 'T 'fl Xe f 9 ' 'gi CD ' XQ X f2d?,Qf, x. Q2 U1 W s 'W' h x be v AA W 1 x W mf X dv x 350 1 fx ,I Lx-'X UN , .dy I. I in I if 'K iz, N w X X rfgf A ' -'M , in f, ' 1, Q63 IM? A Wax W ,ky M 4 XC 519 2 R, 'K N33 ' X' ' J l f' J ' . an. f' 1 XX A Jog? ,XM I4 X Xe, X qv . , Qfli! J - X Q1 5 x x XRM l 1 W M500 q I 7 n I :4I A 415 1 fgf , kl! ' wh x ,gg M, , i ' V A WW, H ' 5' f nififffx 'Q' f ww , ,K O45 A M! ' f fs sg' I -, 7' K '73 gf A , 5 ? 'fi ,jg Q'., ' , . 7 4 ,X a 1 Ng Q fb Ol If W - Xe, W W CW' G6 93 ,X MXAQCX T5 bg ,J Carol Alexander Cathy Carr Jim Chavaux Christa Cooper Katherine LeG ette During 1970-'71, Brookwood started at the first grade and went through the ninth. The ninth grade was composed of nineteen students. Some of the memorable events of our first year at Brookwood were: the Halloween Carnival where our exhibit, the Spook House, captured the second prize. Our science field trip to Cape Kennedy was a blast! We had a talk on spaceships and the many tasks of the astronauts. After the talk we had a tour of Cape Kennedy and saw Apollo 14 on its launch pad. Our Spring Dance was really great! The seventh eighth and ninth grades were invited. This is one school year that the ninth graders will not forget. Our first year at Brookwood. Eddie Lloyd Tommy MCA uley Cheryl Miller Curtis Singletary Marge Sons David Stoddard Kay Whigham Vicki Willis 1 11 R, A N ,Y Thirst Quencher Where is everybody? Very Interesting I um ------er I N -5 do---,,,fv Q j fs Eh... 21 02 The Three Stooges ., W Q ESS EX TX Q Li EX N-: , l. --, NQQL-,Exe-, ,, g f: 4 . 1 1 i' ii '-in - f eion You never know. NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: CL to RJ FRONT ROW: Cheryl Miller, Reporter: Vicki Willis, President: Kay Whigham, Treasurer, SECOND ROW: Lynn Gainey, Vice-President. THIRD ROW: Tommy McAuley, Secretary: Curtis Singletary, Social Chairman. Ding dong, Avon calling. The mad Scientist. Elise Chastain Ellen Davis Melanie Dollar Carol Hartsfield Elaine Hines Ben Jones Cynthia Kavouklis Reggy Lee Bobby McAu1ey Richard Manny Harold Royal Aggie Smith Marie Stoddard Leanne Strickland ,T an Stringer Susan Taylor Ann Tyson Cochran Vann Robin Vickery Gretchen Wight Class of 75 fix 9'- H1 The eighth grade had a very successful year. We sponsored a Sweetheart Dance and made a lot of money which we do- nated to the library fund. We made several field trips this year, two in science and a trip to Tallahassee with our modern history class. Our civics class conducted the Student Body elections which turned out great! Everyone will agree that the eighth grades first year at Brookwood was really a blast! I l f 1 XJ f V . N . V ,,, H iii. f xg 1 Rick Wiseman Beth Vann This year has been a very fun and enjoy- able one for the seventh graders. We thank all of the teachers for being patient with us throughout the year, for we all know it wasn't easy. This year has been a new experience for the students of the seventh grade. We have all learned a lot and have met many new friends. The high point of our school year was the trip to Okeefenokee State Park with our science teacher Mr. Worthington, While there we learned about the history of the swamp and its animals, We have all had a great year and hope that next year will be as memorable and as great as this one has been. Kathy Barret Reynolds Brown June Bullock Diana Carman Laura Courson Jay F lowers Cheri Harper Jeanie Herndon Ken LeG ette Scott Lyle Steve Miller Nelray Rice Mardi Rodd enbery Bobby Sise Harris Strickland Mike Taylor Seven A Steve Akridge Priscilla Barber Robert Benton Lisa Bracey Callie Brogdon Bruce Brown Sheri Burton Steven Cheney Neel Davis Bradley Heath Bobby Johnson Libby Lane Claudia Mason Sherri Pafford Kim Watkins amb- UNF- X i i 59 Sixth Grade The sixth grade had a good year. We have devoted a good portion of each day to the language arts program. We presented the narration and tableau of the nativity as our part in the Christmas Parents' Night program, In the spring we visited Florida State University and were conducted on a most interesting tour. We felt very fortunate to be the first elementary school pupils to be shown through the Nuclear Research Center. Lunch in the students union cafeteria was another highlight of our day. The class enjoyed a cook-out and swim- ming party at the home of Libby Horne, - We hope to have many more profitable and enjoyable school terms together as this, our first year, has been. Bubba Ball Nick Banister Karen Barnhill Nick Burroughs Nora Burroughs Becky Crittenden Susan Dennis Mark Herndon Libby Horne Blair Johnson Leah Lane Malone LeGette Peggy McKenzie Priscilla Mixon Carol Palmer Janet Sellers Hill Smith Io Lynn Taylor Mark White Mike Woodruff Fifth Grade The fifth grade had a good year. We have done many things together. One of our first class events was the country store in the Halloween Carnival, which won first prize, Among many of the other ex- citing events of the year we had two par- ties. The Christmas party and a swim- ming party at the Scott's house at the end of the year. Leah Banister Ian Barber Beth Chambers Julie Chaney Greg Connel Scott Courson Laura Fenlon Bert Harper Stanton Heath Robert Hopkins Bob LeGette Lucretia Roddenbery Ashley Russel Robert Scott Richard Sirlgletary Susan Slaughter Lib Wight Glynn Willis Marty Willis Danny Wornmack September 9, 1970 - school bells rang out for the first fourth grade class of Brook- wood with an assembly, Our class started out with nine stud ents. October - Rain for Carnival! Our class made dishgardens at Amy Stone's house and sold them at the Country Store. Coun- try Store won first prize for its display. November - Trip to Thomasville's Library December - David Mason brought us a tree which we decorated like a Swiss tree. January - Talent Show - Amy Stone, Sam Harper, Martha Scott, and David Mason en- tered. Trip to Apollo ll! May - Party at Philip Watt's pool house! June 4 was our final day and we were dismissed with eighteen children. Glenn Barret Dawn Dollar Ricky Gorden 3 Sam Harper Mary Hartsfield Al Lanier John LeGette Lois Manny Keith Marsha ll David Mason Tom Muller Lee Russel Martha Scott Amy Stone Mary Vann Philip Watt Johnny Westbury Laurie Willis A manda Antley Mary Ethel Courson E3 Kimberly Lyle Peggy McAuley Scott Peck Tracy Ponder Jeannie Singletary Alice Vaughon Al Zavaleta xy! ' ' Various projects, activities, and field trips have , kept Brookwood's third grade busy this year. ln Oc- Th d tober we made black cats and pumpkins for use at our Halloween Carnival. ln December we had a German Christmas with a G d tree which we all helped to decorate. I' H e Later in the year we visited Tallahassee to View the Apollo ll lunar module. We learned much from this special exhibit and weretparticularly interested to see t e size of the capsule, e seating position and clothing of the astronauts. Our irst year at Brookwood has certainly been ful- filled with many new experiences, ones 'we will remem- ber as we move through the years as Brookwood Warriors Second Lisa Antley Ieffery Fiveash Gayla Marshall Bruce Muller Robert Payne Sharon Clark Grade Lewis Hall Singletary Elise Smith Gene Strickland Francess Watt Walter Wommack This year we have made new friends, discovered new ideas, developed a better love for reading, and shared many thoughts and joys together. We have studied the world around us by reading, reporting, and taking trips. The study of communica- tions took us to the Thomasville Telephone Company and the Times Enterprise newspaper, We learned how products are made on large assembly lines by visiting Flowers Baking Company. The visit to the Thomas- ville Public Library increased our desire to find new treasures in books, Our greatest project of the year was the play, Tommy's Adventure where Gene Strickland played the leading role. l 76 First Grade Enjoys Learning my Jill Harper Suzanne LeGette Jim McRae David Price Martha Singletary Melissa Smith Scott Vann Greg Vaughan Dena Williams Julie Willis Karen Worthington Class of 6619 99 The first graders part in the Halloween Carnival was to have a Fish Pond. We had some great prizes and the children fall agesy had fun. To celebrate Thanksgiving they had a play. It was their first play and everyone thought they did great. All the grades participated in the Christmas play and each grade sang one special song. The following day the first grade presented another play titled The Animal Christmas. A Dream Come True Many people felt that the first day of school at Brookwood would never come. A few people had vague hopes of creating a school that would increase in size and be a leader in the field of education, Through many people working long and tiring hours and battling many doubts, what seemed to be an impossible dream was finally created. Progress Being Made Getting ready for next year, new plans started to be made, On the top of the list was a new building to make room for the increasing enrollment, This building includes a gym, cafeteria and a number of classrooms, This is on ly a small step towards the expansion of Brookwood, but many more are sure to follow until Brookwood becomes one of the leading schools, QE' we T 1 F K , ' .1 e . 'S 1 , were M it . 5' ff--me .K Look not into the past . It comes not back again It is thine . . Go forth to meet The shadowy future Without fear and A manly heart. INN 1l0WN'l'0W 1011 Compliments of enneqi ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Thomasville, Ga. BELL CHEVROLET INC Dial 377-1042 P,0, BOX 547 Cairo, Georgia Worth More When You Buy It Worth Nlore When You Trade It FINCH RADIO 87 T.V. UI!!! X P.O. Box 248 110 N. Broad St. Thomasville, Ga. JEQN57ERS ADOLPH MANZ Watchmaker - Jeweler Thomasville, Ga. P.O. Box 171 Ph. 226-2445 Lbgjbgf PAvo Ace .Lg v HARDWARE 04 1 l I Q V GIFT sl-loP P. 0. Box H77 Thomasville, Georgia 31792 Pavo, Ga. modern Builders, Inc TERRELL A. SINGLETARY, Pres General Contracting and Building Materials Thomasville, Ga. 3 1 792 Buy Olympia Typevvriters and You Buy the Finest Sold Exclusive by J. N. ROSOLIO Thomasville, Ga, Compliments of TYSON DECQRATING CO. Cairo, Ga. Complim ents of GOODRUMS Floor Covering 206 S. Crawford 226-2290 MODERN BUILDER James 5-10 - 551.00 Stores Pavo, Ga. Boston, Ga. - Doerun, Ga Compllments of HERNDON DRUG STORE COLONIAL STORES I STONE INC. lst Ave. Cairo, Ga. Owners of RODDENBERY pp HARDWARE Compliments of , KRAMER S DEPARTMENT STORE KATE 81 ELMER'S S. B1'Oad STL. Full Line of Wearing Apparel Dry C9-UO, Cfefngia 31728 Goods, Notions, Etc. 137 S. Broad Street Phone 377-1505 Ph. 377-2582 Compliments of SERVICE ELECTRIC Thomasville , Ga. GRADY TRACTQR CO X 5 THE NATl0N'g P INNKEEPERJ I u , :75f3? El??1'?f'- .-f3T FQ'QT75T'?f'f- lzifitf Compliments of KNAPP HARDWARE HAZEL 8. JEANETTES FLORIST Cairo, Ga. Compliments of Compliments of t JACK a. JILL SHOP 1 Two Convenient Locations to Serve You Main Office - - - Broad and Jackson Streets Drive-In Branch - - Dawson and COMMERCIAL BANK Dependable Service Thomasville , Georgia Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jefferson Streets THOMAS DRUG STORES The Rexall Stores Established 1881 Thomasville , Ga. CONE MOTORS INC. Your Pontiac - Cadillac - Datsun Sales and Service Moultrie Road 226-1106 SPENCE OLDSMOBILE-BUICK Inc. I Telephone 912-216-1741 51? Norvh Madison Sires! THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA 31792 E S M G n U IN IIAHCR 11111112 Phone 377 1130 rn 135 s CAIRO WIGHT 81 BRDWNE THE LEADING DRUGGISTS - . , GA. GLASS' WESTERN WEAR 1506 East Jackson Street Thomasville, Georgia 31792 JOHN C. CARR Pipe, Pumps, Water Wells Box 52 Thomasville, Ga. SINGLETARY TIRE SERVICE, INC. New and Used Tires - Retreads - Batteries - Accessories and Service P.O. Box 822 401 N. Madison St. , Thomasville, Ga. Ph. 19121226-2842 as 1 Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS 8. snnvxzgms Phone ESE? STORE No. 515 ' Gateway Shopping Center 522 N. Broad THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA Thomasville, Ga. 31 792. OFFICE FURNITURE. EQUIPMENT AND MACI-Imzs F R A N K , S couppsrz PRINTING ssnwcs - LAYOUTS Ano ossmns SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN lg d 7 Print Shop O M E lf S Office Supplies A HA, 128 East Jackson Street GIFTS - Tovs - aooxs 401 R A, THOMASVILLE' GEORGIA 0 'QE 0 THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA 2 Phone 226-7320 117 W. JEFFERSON Q e 5' A 'E PHONE 225-3341 I SING OIL COMPANY Wholesale and Retail P.O. Box 1059 Thomasville, Georgia 31792 Phone 226-1211 EDWARD CHAMBERS Compliments of INSURANCE MacINTYRE AND 226-3131 EDWARD'S, INC. C mpliments of TOM HORNE SUPPLY COMPANY Whole sale Mill Supplie s BELLAMY'S BOAT SHOP Evinrude Motors - a or railer G t T and Marine Accessories 124 E. Jackson Street Thomas-ville , Georgia Phone 226-3261 Compliments of LIBERTY MOBILE HOMES INC. TRUMAN'S DRUGS Cairo, Georgia Best Wishes .mngggif 126 SOUTH BROAD STREET THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA Business Machines, Furnitu and School Equipment BURTON'S FARMS GANDY HARDWARE CO. General Hardware and Farm Supplie s P.O. BOX 7214 Cairo, Georgia I GRADY OIL CO. Ga. Highway 93 - Ph. 377-4098 Independent Oil and Gas Distributors Cairo, Georgia 31728 4 X' you re i -- going jg: I Wherever Q ' 'lo n you need a little lift- depend on Coke 4 Q S wherever you've 5 been Q K IOIH N O V OF IN! COCA-COIA Z -Home j- ALL KINDS DF BUILDING MRTEHIDLS CAM.-ev!!-D 77: ill Compliments of R 8. H ROOFING 8. NICHQLSQWS SHEET METAL co., INC. Your CLE. Dealer for Cairo Feed, Seed, and Appliances 929 N- Broad Street Phones 226-0475 and 226-0482 Cairo, Ga' Thomasville, Georgia 31792 31728 ay.L',.,..1,yiz.,.,s.,.,..441.Elzs.,La.,Lo..mzEfLE ' Building Material Co. Im. GECRGE S' NEWMAN Realtor ' G g NEWMAN REALTY Bus, 377-3131 126 N. Broad St. Res, 377-3131 418 s. Madison sr. Calm' Ga' 31728 VDLKSWAGEN MIKE GROOVER VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 1306 E. Jackson St. Thomasville, Georgia 31792 Sales Phone - 226-7723 Parts and Service - 226-1266 Home Phone - 226-3350 C mpliments of GRACO FERTILIZER CO. Compliments of BISHOPS JEWELRY irst With Fa h 138 S Broad St C G C G SQUIRE SHOP C G C mpliments oi BUTLERS FURNITURE cz G SECREST PULPWOOD 81 TIMBER CO., INC. Thomasville, Georgia Ph. 226-3998 With Branches in Cairo - Moultrie - Quitman - Drifton - Tifton - Fitzgerald, LARRY HARMON SKEET MILLER SHELFER'S FOCD MARKET Cairo, Georgia N 94 HOPKINS MILLING CO., INC. SQUTHERN INSURANCE M mem, Ga- MANAGERS mc 872-3422 ' ' Poultry and Livestock Feeds Liquid Feeds Agents :-: Brokers -:- Underwriters BELL TIRE 84 Phone 377-3652 RECAP SHOP IIDe1ta and Goodrich Tiresu 2.14 F1I.I'SIL Street, S. E. Recapping and Vulcanizing Ca, G h 31728 1ro, eorgia 1190 - 38th Blvd. N. W. 377-3533 Cairo, Georgia 31728 Zifgsmlk of Gatsby Qotmtxg Whighazm, Georgia Member F.D. I. C. Deposit Deposits Up to 520, OOO. OO Grady Gour1ty's Fastest Growing Bank Grow With Us EI-I EIEEY MOBILE HOMES INC. Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. ThornasviHe, Georgia Cairo, Georgia as I Compliments of FEW P'O' BOX 380 FARM SERVICE Smith Avenue Thomasville, Georgia Cano and H2121 226-1881 Th masville, Ga. H GREENWOOD 6 u I- SEED CO. I Il' ' I P.o. BOX 890 Your happy Slwppins Store Thomasville, M' ini , ,I--K ,.'- Thomasville, Ga. Georgia I I9l2y 226-4784 Q-. BETTER . . . BECAUSE THEY'RE FRESHER . - '. . 'va H A, - -, J, 9'!f-1 '1 11.43 -ll' nl ' 'T H . , , QSAUSAGE ' 3- - .,- : 1 . Q v.::.::z::5.c': '1 6- I EQLCQBEA C O N ,,:t-31-ips::g,,, H E11 -'wi ! DIBKITGBER C I FRANK5 E E ' 4 W Y ' 4495, Fine MEATS Since 1932 DO You Carer - About Your Community 'P About Your Heritage ? About Its Preservation? If So- Join THOMASVILLE LANDMARKS, INC. and Junior Landmarks P.O. Box 1285 Telephone: 226-6016 fflornplirnents of a Friend of TLD Compliments of CHANDLER'S DRIVE-IN A FRIEND CF BROOKWOOD'S 0 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . Mr. and Mrs. Eugine Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Green W, Alday Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson Ellen Andrews P. C. Andrews, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous Donor Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Antley Mr. Lois Arline Mr. J. Dan Baine III Karen Barnhill Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bell Pot Belly Mr. R. T. Bibb J. W. Blanton Amy Adeline Bowman Laura Jean Bowman Mr. Frank Branda Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Breedlove Jeff Brinson l June Bullock Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Bullock Mr. Robert Caldwell, Jr. Mrs. John Carr Uncle Bill Carter Eugene Casper, Jr. Tramp and D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Chambers Mrs. Helen Chastain Jacques Vaughan Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chastain Ching-Ching Mimi Veal Christian Lamb Chop Mrs. Harold Clarke David W. Cliett, Jr. Elsie M. Cone Dr. and Mrs. John Cone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connell Pattie Connell Pepper Connell Spec Connell Frankie Courtney Mr. and Mrs. F. Alex Crittenden Mr. F. Alex Crittenden, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Crowly Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Daniell C. S. + M. D. Mrs. L. P. Dollar Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Durham The Eagle Bill Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B. Edwards Mrs. C. Ray Eiford Mr. and Mrs. Estridge Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Finland Fish Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Fisher Mrs. Norman W. Ford Frank Mr. Fred A Friend Charles Gaddy Pepsi Gerbil Mrs. Gorden Lee Gorden Ricky Gorden Mr. and Mrs. John B. Guy Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hall Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harper Cynthia Harper Mrs. John Harriey Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harrison Mrs. Jeanne Hart Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harvard Charles G. Heath Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Herndon Lynn Herndon Joque Hines Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McComb Hines Ellen Hjort Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Horne Libby Horne Mr. and Mrs. James K. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jefferson, Jr. Valerie Joanos Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Johnson Little Kate Mrs. Tom Kerr H. T. Keyton Mr. Jim Keyton Mrs. Jim Keyton Mrs. Louis Kidd Dr. and Mrs. John T. King W. J. Kirkberg Dr. and Mrs. George Lane Mr. and Mrs. J. Leabo Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Leabo Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leddy Mr. Jim LeGette Mr. and Mrs. Tom K. LeGette Mr. McGoo Jean McKenzie Lori McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. McKinnon, Mr.,and Mrs. C. W. McKinnon, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. McMillan Miss Florence McMillan Mr, and Mrs. James McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McRae Mrs, Adolyn MacZuiddy Mr. Charles Manny Lois Manny Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Manny Mrs. Pat Manny Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Martain Mr. and Mrs. James S. Mason Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Maxwell Mr. Jean May Cayla Miller Tanya Moncrief Vivian and Ronny Moncrief Mrs. George Moore Mrs. Ruth Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Carlas W. Morris Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Mueller Mathew Mueller Dr. and Mrs. Fred E. Murphy, Jr. Mrs. Brenda Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Lannis Nicholson Nigger Mr. and Mrs. Jamie W. Oglesby Mijra Owens Mr. and Mrs. John Parker Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Parrish Sherri Patford Dr. and Mrs. John F. Payne Albert Peabody Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Peck Dr. and Mrs.l-lenry Pekin Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Perry Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pilcher Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pittman DeDe Ponder Earl Ponder Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ponder Tracy Ponder Mr. and Mrs. B. Maxley Powell Mrs. Richard R. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Redding Mr. and'Mrs. W. Hugh Rockett, Jr. Lucretia Rodenbery Mardi Rodenbery Ralph Rodenbery Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Rodenbery Robin Rodenbery Ashley Russell J Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Russell Lee Russell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell Mrs. Ronald Salter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scoggins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, Sr. Fred Scott Ill Martha Scott Allen Sherrer Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Singletary Nancy Singletary Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Singletary Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Singletary Tigger Singletary Mrs. Louise Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sons Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spence Stardust Amy Stone Donna Strickland Kaye Stickland Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Stucky Mr. and Mrs.J. R. Sumner Susie Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thomas Pauline Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Mamie Thompson Mr. Ed Tlmmerman Mr. and Mrs. Ben Touchstone Nathan Trawick Valli Carter Turner Timmy Turtle Mrs. W. J. Vaughan, Sr. Armstrong Vaughan Goblin Vaughan Spottie Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Luther Walden Mrs. Charles H. Watt Philip Watt Dr. and Mrs. Vance Watt Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wells Johnny Westbery Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Whatley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wheeler Gretchen Wight Loise Wight Sally Wight Mrs. Adeline Wilkes G. Y. Willis Melanie Willis Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wine Carla Womble Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Woodruff Mike WOOd1'L1ff Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Zavaleta Mr. and Mrs. Billy Woodruff Mister Zeb BUSINESS PATRONS Albert Tryan's Standard Oil The Surry Bracey Lumber Company Thomasville Flower Shop Buddy Parish and Sons Town and Country Service Cleaners Waldens Flower Shop The Sampler HOPKIN'S MILLING CO. compliments Of .7 Rt. 3 CRenoJ Cairo, Ga. ' Poultry and Livestock Feeds Flu ugly' i f Liquid Feeds il SHOP CREW Moions INC. T LE R Q l v l YOUR GM PEOPLE i SALES CORP. Buick - Olds - Pontiac - GMC Sales - Service Highway 84, East Ph. 377-4162 Cairo, Ga. Ph. 377-3922 U.S. Highway 84 E Cairo, Georgia 31728 We re a bank. And every student knows what a bank does. We just happen to think We do it better than other banks. The Citizens and Southern Banks in Georgia Member FDIC MAVERICK MOBILE HOMES Cairo, Ga. 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