Carver High School - Tigonian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1967 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Columbus, Georgia 1967 TIGONIAN Mrs. M. Skillern Co-ordinator William Green, II Editor-in-Chief Volumn V ESENTS THE 2 9n Tyicmohiam WILLIE JAMES DOLEMAN The rest is silence. Now cracks a noble heart. Goodnight, . . . And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest! —Hamlet, Act IV, scene ii. T VIWTO 3Hi FOREWORD The Senior Class of 1967 is proud to present to the public the end product of many hours of labor. The Tigonian is produced annually by the graduating class of that year, and we, the graduates of ’67, sincerely hope that this years Tigonian sur- passes all others in being truly unique. The Rani of Avon, Shakespeare, wrote in All’s Well That Ends Well All the ivorltf s a stage, And all the men and women Merely players: They have their exits And entrances; And one man in his time Plays many parts, . . . During our years at Carver High, we have played upon the stage in the great drama called “Life.” As our performances are evaluated, what will he the judgment of the critics? Have we been stars, have we played the supporting roles, or have we merely played a walk-on part? Look hack with us upon the scenes we have played and evaluate our acting as we review the year 1966-1967. 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administrators ................... 16 Counselors........................ 20 Faculty .......................... 21 Administrative Personnel ......... 29 THE ADMINISTRATION iw ENTRANCE TO ACADEMIC BUILDING ENTRANCE TO GYMNATORIUM INSIDE VIEW OF GYMNATORIUM CAFETERIA NIGHT VIEW OF ACADEMIC BUILDING This building contains the AUDITORIUM, ROTC FACILITIES, MUSIC DEPARTMENT, AND ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT. For many years, the Administration at Carver has dreamed of adding to its physical plant an auditorium, ROTC facilities, a new library, and additional classroom space. Today this is no longer a dream—as the pictures on these pages show this dream be- coming a reality. This construction houses the new library and seven additional classrooms. P R 0 G R E S S DR. FRED KIRBY Director of Instruction MR. BRICE CARSON Director of Personnel MR. NATHAN PATTERSON Supervisor of Special Services 16 Mr. Charleston presents gift to Mr. B. F. Moseley upon his retirement as principal of Carver Elementary School. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CLEMON DeRAMUS Checking transcripts is MR. ARTHUR GLOVER, DEAN OF BOYS. 20 FACULTY MRS. SADIE ALEXANDER Social Studies MRS. LULA BASS English MRS. MARIAN ARMSTRONG Social Studies ADOLPHUS BIGGERS Distributive Education LUCIOUS BALDWIN English, Journalism MISS LUE M. BRAME Vocational Office Training 21 « MRS EVELYN BROWN Business MRS. ANNA DEBRO Mathematics JOSEPH BROWN English MRS. BETTY EDWARDS Physical Education MRS. LENETTE CARTER English, Business MRS IOLA FLORENCE English 22 MISS INELL FUDGE Social Studies MRS. LILLIAN GALBRAITH English JIMMY HABERSHAM Mathematics MRS. DELLA GRAY Home Economics MISS MARY HARPER English MRS LILLIAN GRISBY English MRS. ELIABETH HEARD Home Economics LOU W. GUNN Physics MRS. RUBY HERNANDEZ Mathematics 24 MRS. RUTH LEWIS Mathematics MRS. ANNE MOORE English, Drama JESSE LOCKHART Science MRS MARILYN MOORE Biology MRS. SUNOMIA MILLER Science FREDDIE PELLMAN Social Studies WILLIAM MONROE Band MRS. ANNE PHILLIPS Social Studies Humanities 25 26 MRS. MILDRED SKILLERN English HENRY WALKER Social Studies ALBILLY SMITH Social Studies MRS. MARGUERITE WATT English 27 JAMES WRIGHT Social Studies MRS. MATTIE WRIGHT Biology 28 SECRETARY, MISS DORIS BASKIN, takes a message. ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL MISS MARTHA BODDIE, COUNSELOR'S SECRETARY, files students' transcripts. 29 LIBRARY CLERK, MRS. CATHERINE CAR- PENTER, checks library book. SENIOR ADVISORS MISS JUANITA LEE J. HABERSHAM 32 THE DRAMA OF A GREAT CLASS Setting: Carver High Opera House In September of 1963, the “Curtain of Time” was about to open on the Tigonian Stage. A drama was about to be presented which would have a great impact on each actor and actress who sought stardom in this production. The stage hands were anxious, and preparing in every way to make our production a successful one. Our producer, William Green, knew that he had an efficient staff with people like Pierre Lewis, Barbara Houston, Phyllis Evans, and Winston McGruder to assist him. The lights went out one by one, and everyone knew that soon the show would begin. Sitting backstage waiting for the curtain call, some of the stars engaged in several activities to pass the time away. Many of them thought it very important to read and study their script as much as they could and absorb as much knowledge about this com- ing production as possible. This was a wise beginning, for as a result of their quest for knowledge, their names appeared on the theater’s Honor Roll. No, there wasn’t a boring moment on the Tigonian Stage. How could there be when Helen Marshall and Izora Kindred were given special awards for their outstanding per- formance in cheerleading? Their energy and spirit were demonstrated when the curtain opened on Act I, scene 9. In this scene every athlete had to prove himself, and he did. Charles Jackson, Wilbur Booth, Lawrence Walker, Jimmy Smith, Tommy James, Al- vesta Lamb, Felix Walton, Carman Pitts, and Willie Moore, clad in their football uni- forms, trampled one by one across that stage with an air of victory accompanying them. A yell of “Two points” was heard. Everyone knew then that Edgar Scott, William Green, and Willie Broderick were somewhere displaying their agility in basketball. Though track has a very short season, Robert Thompson would never let us for- get when the season came around. It was onlv during this era in motion picture and thea- trical production that such fit athletes were introduced—especially a 3 letter man like Cecil Hood. The drama was long. Many of the participants grew weary and decided to travel no further. Some decided to let other theaters handle their climb to stardom. Some were Val- nita Morris, who reigned as our beautiful and graceful Queen and Francesta Farmer, whose brilliantly constructed science project deemed her an award in that field. Sandra Battle, Marcelyne Bryant, Clara Egins, and Phyllis Evans were all a part of us, and we’ll never forget them. In the fall of 1964, the cast elected a new director, Barbara Houston, and continued casting. The time soon neared for Act I Scene 10, “Achievement.” During this scene, many rested. Others could not relax until their names appeared in the annals of the theat- ers history. Marcus Turner, Iris Robinson, Betty Owens, Linda Johnson, Barbara Hous- ton, and Harold Hudson were nominated to the Governor’s Honor Program, while Shar- on Crittenden and Robert Wilder were participants in the program at Wesleyn College in the summer of 1965. Izora Kindred was selected as our news reporter. Other great achievers were Clementine Alexander and Raymond Lakes. We had many Academy Award winners among us. As the curtain was pulled for Act I, Scene II, Agnes Buckner and Otis Weaver sang melodiouslv. Many times we were entertained with trumpet solos by Robert Wilder and Harold Hudson and beautiful twirling routines by Carolyn Blackmon and Barbara Houston, two great majorettes. Surely beauty was among us, because Ruby Gardner and Carolyn Blackmon were at one time attendants of Miss Carver’s Royal Court. A call was heard — “Everyone prepare yourselves for Act I, Scene 12, Commence- ment !” How long we had waited and yearned to hear this call! To some of us it was a re- lief; to others it was the sight of the end of a long, hard production. And yet, to others, it was a beginning. They felt that though they had played in many roles, more still lay ahead. After the act, all the stars were summoned for a last curtain call. As they took their last bow, they thought of the hardships that had been endured to make the show a suc- cess. Sure it was hard, but we made it! As the curtain began to close, we looked out into the audience who were now on their feet applauding as loudly as they could. We saw our mothers, fathers, teachers, and principles. We listened closely to their applause, for it seemed to have had a message for us: “Life is the mirror of kings and slaves And here s what each of you should do: Give to the world the best that you have. And the best will come back to you. By Barbara Houston CLASS POEM T’was the month of graduation and all down the hall. We Seniors were most gay, the happiest of all. We had our young futures; we planned with great care. And hoped that June second, would soon meet us there. Some huddled in bunches, in groups, and in pairs To measure those plans of others with theirs. Some will be doctors; this you’ll discover, Some will be nurses, typists, and mothers. And now that June second is drawing so near. We Seniors are feeling we haven’t a care. We requested our privileges as others did. And when they were granted, our hearts felt so big. All Seniors can rate special freedom at last. And now as we gather out front on the grass. We’ll leave, as you know, and all will be sad. But the dear little Juniors will really be glad. We’ve reached this first goal of success at last. By continous struggle and going to class. The principal and teachers have helped each of us; They’ll do it for you without any fuss. And now as we leave dear old Carver High. We caution each one of you to------------- “Reach for the sky!’’ By Roosevelt Foster CLASS SONG (Tune: “More”) Now that the year is here to say goodbye. And we commence this year, dear Carver High Going to fulfill our future hopes and goals. Sixty-seven Class, we have our roles. Carver, we love you. and we’ll love you forever, and we’ll Never forget you, goodbye. Parents, who have loved us very dear. And when our path was gloom you made it clear. But when we thought we’d never make it nigh. Teachers, you were the forces in our strive. Carver, we’re leaving, and we’ll never forget. Juniors, hold our standards high. To our principal who made us know We have our chances if we pray and hope. And to our Alma Mater whom we love. We won’t forget the things you’ve done for us. Carver, we’re leaving, and we’ll never forget you. Our hearts will follow you through years. And now forever. Carver. Now we’ll commence this year and say goodbye, To our Alma Mater, Carver High. And that our Senior year forever past. Love for you. dear school, will always last. Carver, we love you, and we’ll love you forever. And we’ll never forget you. Goodbye-----------------------. By Agnes Buckner SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Ronald Perry TREASURER Agnes Buckner Letter to the Seniors from Principal S. P. Charleston Greetings to the Class of 1967: In a few weeks the 1967 Senior Class will be graduating from Carver High School. During your stay here, your parents and teachers have tried to give you a measure of pro- tection, but when it is all over June 2, 1967, you join with us in our worries about war in Viet Nam, China, the “H” Bomb, the Nation’s Economy, Social Unrest, and Youth Crime. When you get out into the world, you will begin to ask yourselves what are the advant- ages of an education and what you have gained by going to school. You have learned a great many things which add to your store of information and knowledge. You have be- come civilized in the sense that you have learned manners and social etiquette so that you can conduct yourselves as decent and respectable human beings. If any of you young men and women are wondering just what the purpose of the education you have received should be, I will answer you in just a few words: Your education should enable you to function nobly as citizens. It should make you aware of your obligations to cooperate with your fellowmen, to become useful members of your society. You also owe certain duties to yourself. If you fail to make your own life more worthwhile, then you will have wasted your time obtaining this education, and you should have stayed home. I am not going to undertake to tell you how you can make your life worthwhile, but I do want to suggest that peace of mind and contentment are very important ingredients. A mind free from worries and troubles is an asset far more valuable than most people realize. Since I am expected to give you practical advice, I would like to tell you a story of a young fellow who wanted work on a farm. He applied to a farmer who asked him if he had ever worked on a farm. He replied. “No!” Then the farmer asked the boy if he had ever milked a cow, and he replied that he had not. As the farmer continued his question- ing. it was obvious that the young fellow knew nothing about farming, but the youth sum- med ud his qualifications by saying. “I am willing to work and to learn, and I want you to know that I can sleep when the the wind is blowing.” This nuzzled the farmer, but he hired the boy and found him to be a conscientious worker. Whatever he was told to do, he did well. One night a terrible storm broke and the wind and rain seemed to reach hur- ricane proportions. The farmer awakened and aroused members of his family. He called the boy, but there was no answer. He went to the bed and shook the lad roughly. The young fellow only turned over in his sleep and murmured, “There is nothing to be up for.” Then he went back to sleep. The disgusted farmer left him and took a lantern to make his way to the barn. He found everything in good order. The high winds had done no damage to the farm. The farmer was well satisfied and made his way back to the house, and as he walk- ed through the storm, he said to himself, “Well, I know now what that young fellow meant when he said he could sleep when the wind blew.” This is applicable to all of us. If we do our work every day the best we can. we can sleep at night when the wind blows. Some of you will enter college, some will be gainfully employed, others will enroll in a Trade School. Whatever you choose to do, there is a certain amount of work to be done. Work well, so that you can sleep when the wind blows. It is a formula for a happy and contented life, and I urge that you adopt it as your own. .S. P. Charleston. Principal THE SENIOR CLASS KEY 37 GEORGE AGES, JR. 4Yh Esquire Social Club THERESSA ASHMON Risa Miss Senior, D.E., CO-ED, Spanish Club GWENDOLYN AUSTIN Neet Student Council, Band, CO-ED, Attendant to Miss Senior CLEMENTINE ALEXANDER Tina CO-ED, Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Editor of the Carverlite SANDRA ATKINSON San National Honor Society, Annual Staff, CO-ED, Science Club WILLOUGHBY BANKSTON Esquire Social Club, Spanish Club 38 LONNIE BASS ROLAND BELCHER Les Charmoiselle, Red Cross, F.B.L.A., Driver Education 39 VIOLET BELL Cupcake BETTY BIDDLES VOT, Red Cross F.B.L.A., Les Charmoiselles CYNTHIA BIGGERS Cint National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, CO-EDS, Annual Staff HENRY BOOTH Bot 40 Football, Explorers, Track, Varsity C Club Annual Staff, Explorers, Hi-Y, Viscount Social Club GLENDA BRANFORD Poochie RUTH BRANNIGAN Ruthie Charmette Social Club, Honor Society, V.I.C.A. ANNIE BRITTEN V.O.T., Future Business Leaders Social Studies Club, Red Cross WILLIE BODERICK Shank Basketball Team, Viscount Social Club, C Club, Explorers LARRY BROWDER ELLA BROWN Beep Esquire Social Club, D.E., Red Cross Art Club 41 JACQUELINE BROWN Jackie AGNES BUCKNER Buck Girl Scouts, Chorus AMOS BUCKNER Chief Explorers, V.I.C.A., Junior Red Cross JOSEPHINE BURKS Carverlite Staff, Choraliers, Miss Tri-Hi-Y, Majestic Ladies GORDON BURKE, JR. Butch Football Team, Varsity C Club, Social Studies Club LEE BUTLER, JR. Future Homemakers of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club Esquire Social Club, Chorus, Art Club, Red Cross JOHN BYRD Junior Charmette Social Cli4 , Social Studies Club, Student Council, Annual Staff SANDRA CHESTER Sand Co-Ed Social Club, VOT, F.B.L.A. Red Cross BETTY CARTER B.B EARLENE BYRD Lena F.B.L.A., Girl Scouts, Reading and English Club CARNELL CARTER BESSIE CASTILE Dean Les Charmoiselles, Art Club 43 MARION COLEMAN CHARLIE COOK Majestic Ladies, Social Studies Club, Art Club, B B B Club 44 ANTHONY DAVIS DELLA DAVIS FRANK DAVIS, JR. “Soul Kid Band, Temptation Imitators, Esquires, Annual Staff RAYCILLE DAVIS Raye Girl Scouts, Reading and English Club NOMAN DAVIS Ned Explorers, Art Club KENNETH DEWBERRY Kenny Les Charmoiselles, Spanish Club, Viscounts, Carvelite Staff, AA Band Slags, Dramatics Club 45 CAROYLN DIRKE Cap JOSEPHINE DIXON Josie Majestic Ladies, Chorus, Red Cross, Science Club LUGENIA DIXON MAE JEAN DUMAS Jean Art Club, Reading and English Club MICHAEL DODSON Mike Esquire Social Club, Social Studies Club, Chorus, Annual Staff GARY NEAL EARLY Duke N.H.A, Arts and Craft Red Cross, Hall Guard 46 SYNTHIA EDWARDS Sint ANNIE EELBECK Ann Les Charmoiselles, Student Council, Office Aid, Chorus DIANNE ELLISON Slu National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Miss Varsity C Asst. Editor Annual Staff LONNIE EVANS, JR. Bubbie Art Club, Reading and English Club JACQUELINE ESTERS Jackie Chorus, Student Council, Girl's Octet JOANN FORD Red V.I.C.A., D.C.T., B B. Club, Viscounts Science Club, Charmettes, Social Studies Club 47 TOMMIE FORD Rusty JOANNE FOSTER Dimples Social Clubs, Chorus, Majestic Ladies MARY FREEMAN Lil Mary WILLIE FORD, JR. Crip Viscounts, C Club, Football, Track ROOSEVELT FOSTER EULA GARDNER 48 RUBY GARDNER Annie CORINE GARY Dramatics Club, AA Band, Charmette Social Club, Annual Staff KATHLEEN GARZA Cat Chorus, Les Charmoiselles SHERRYE GASKIN Shagg Majestic Ladies, Slags, Chorus MAXINE GILES JUDY GILMORE Red 49 Chorus, Girl Scouts OLGA GILMORE Toni PATRICIA GILMORE Pat National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Junior Achievement, Charmette Social Club EDDIE GRANNISON WILLIAM GREEN, II Bone Chorus, Red Cross BARBARA GREEN Bob Les Charmoiselle, Slags, Science Club, Red Cross ALVIN GREENING 50 National Honor Society, Viscounts, Mu Alpha Theta, Editor-In-Chief Annual Staff THOMAS GROOMS Boo Bop ERIC HALL Explorers ANNIE HARDAWAY Kate Les Charmoiselles, Future Teachers, Spanish Club JEROME HARRIS Esquire Social Club, Annual Staff, Explorers, Carverlite Staff 51 LEOLA MARIE HARRIS Lee LEROY HARROW L. H Chorus, Kings Men, Track, Hi-Y HARRY HICKS Esquire Social Club, Glee Club, D.E. BETTY ANN HOCKER VOT, Social Studies Club, Les Charmoiselles, Science Club, Slags BBB Club, Charmette Social Club 52 CHRISTINE HOLLIS Chris CURTIS HOLLIS, II King Curt Les Charmoiselles, National Honor Society, Secretary, Senior Class ERNEST JULIUS HOLLIS, JR. Junior THOMAS JEFFERSON HOLLIS, JR. Tunafish Esquire Social Club, DCT Football, Basketball, Viscounts, Varsity C Club 53 JESSE HOLT Jet BARBARA JEAN HOUSTON Woot Spanish Club, Red Cross, Reading English Club RUTH HOWARD National Honor Society, Co-Ed Social Club, Majorette, Annual Staff HAROLD HUDSON Punkin Puss F B.L.S., VOT, Social Studies Club Viscounts Social Club, Band, Classics, Science Club EVELYN HULING Sister MARVIN HUMBER Tadpole 54 Reading and English Club, Art Club MELVIN INGRAM Dell BARBARA ANN JACKSON Hair D C.T., Kingsmen Social Club CARTER JACKSON Bly Reading English Club, Lawyers of Tomorrow, Distributive Education CHARLES JACKSON Chip Hi-Y, Red Cross Explorers, Viscounts, C Club, Football JAMES EDWARD JACKSON J J TOMMIE W. JAMES Cool Luck Explorers, Varsity C Club, Football, Viscounts Explorers, Band, Viscount Social Club 55 DONALD JENKINS Duck ALBERT JOHNSON Explorers Club, Spanish Club DEBORAH ANN JOHNSON Dimple Junior Achievement, Tri-Hi-Y Chorus, D.E. GEORGE RALPH JOHNSON Hare Hall Guard, Chorus Chorus, Annual Staff, Carverlite Staff, Viscount Social Club 56 HENRY LEE JOHNSON GEORGE JONES Onion Kingsmen KATIE JONES Ease LINDA Y. JOHNSON Weeds National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Co-Eds JOE C. JONES Joe C D.C.T., Explorers MELVIN JONES Pete Hi-Y, Hall Guard, Track Dramatics Club 57 OSSIE JEAN JONES WILSON JONES Sugar YVONNE DELORIS JONES Fat CHarmette Social Club, F H A , Red Cross BETTYE ARNITA KING Bug National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Social Studies, Co-Eds 58 RAYMOND LAKES Ray ALVESTER LAMB Bud Explorers, Varsity C Club, Football, Track WINIFRED LANE Biddy Social Studies Club, AA Concert and Marching Band, Charmette Social Club MARY EMMA LAYFIELD Duke 59 Art Club, D.E. HAYWARD LEONARD Skint LILLA MARSHA LEONARD Dillon D.C.T., Hall Monitors, Red Cross PIERRE A. LEWIS Tony Viscounts, Junior Achievement, Science Club, Forensic Society VERNA ISABELLA LITTLEJOHN Kisses V.O.T. JACOB LEE LITTLE GLORIA ANN LUTTRELL Angel Les Charmoiselle, Red Cross, Social Studies, Debating Club FBLA, Co-Ed Social Club, V.O.T., Reading and English Club 60 JAMES LUTTRELL Explorers HELEN INEZ MARSHALL Shorty Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Cheering Squad, Charmette Social Club MYRA BELL MATHIS Kill Lee SAMUEL WILLIAM MANUEL Little Sam Art Club GARRETT MATHIS JEWELL MAYS National Honor Society, VOT, Charmette Social Club HAROLD McCOY “Coy Band TERESA MILES Resa SHIRLEY LOUISE MILLER Patch WINSTON McGRUDER Whimp Band, Explorers, Red Cross, Viscount Social Club GLORIA JEANETTE MILLER Tank Charmette Social Club, Chorus, Social Studies Club, Annual Staff VERLINDA ANN MINGO Lyn 62 Honor Society, Marching Concert Band, Charmette Social Club CLARENCE MITCHELL, III Musclehead JEROME MITCHELL Dog Kingsmen Social Club, D.E., Red Cross, Hall Guard WILLIE MOORE Lenny Moore D.C.T., Football Team, Track Team, Varsity C Club ROBERT EARL MORRIS Bob 63 ERMA JEAN MULLEN Short Stuff ELIZABETH ANN MULLINS Liz Co-Eds, Reading English Club, Carverlite Staff, French Club CARRIE MARIE NELSON Dimples Red Cross, Social Studies Club STANLEY NELSON Dramatic Club CLARA NELSON Miss Clara F B.L.A., VOT Les Charmoiselles, Red Cross JAMES NEWSOME V.I.C.A. Club 64 EMMA JEAN OATES Jean Art Club, D.E. BENJAMIN OLIVER Coffee Explorers, Student Council, Esquire Social Club, D.E. ROBERT LEE OWENS Coffee Explorers, Student Council, Esquire Social Club, D.E. BERNICE ODOM Bonnie Les Charmoiselles, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club BETTY OWENS Bett Junior Achievement, Les Charmettes, Nat'l Honor Society, Columbus Junior Symphony Orchestra MARY OXFORD Lyn Art Club 65 BRUCE PARKMAN Slim THOMAS J PATRICK Mellow One Chorus WILLIE EARL PETERSON Little Joe Band, Red Cross CARMEN ALLEN PITTS, JR. King's Men, Chorus, Drill Team, Hi-Y BBB Club, Explorers, Band, Viscount Social Club 66 DEBRA PITTS Little Mike WILLIE F. PITTS Sonny Majestic Ladies Social Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, F.B.L.A., Social Studies Club. DONNA MARIE PORTER D. P. Majestic Ladies Club, Dance Club, Girls' Octet JACQUELYN POWELL Lil Bit Safety Club MARY PORTER • D. P. VOT, F B LA ROXIE RADNEY Rock Social Studies, Charmette Social Club, B.B.B. Club, French Club Reading and English Club, Red Cross 67 NATHANIAL RICHARDSON WILLIAM RENFRO, III Track IRIS CAROLYN ROBINSON 'Trixie Mu Alpha Theta, Annual Staff, Honor Society, Co-Ed Social Club CAROLYN ROGERS D.C.T., Explorers, Safety Club, Hall Guard JOHN ROBINSON Bear 68 Varsity C Club, Explorers, Football DOUGLAS ROGERS Doug EDGAR SCOTT, II Scottie Football Team, Basketball Team, Varsity C Club, Red Cross MINNIE SELDON Cutie Reading Club, Art Club, Red Cross DELORSE ANN SHEPPARD Dee Dee FHA, Red Cross, Chorus, Octet, Red Cross English Club, Science Club 69 PATRICIA ANN SHERMAN Trisha JOSHUA SAMUEL SIMPSON Governor Red Cross, Slags, Reading Club JAMES PRESTON SIMES Buster Annual Staiff, Viscount Social Club, Band, Explorers JIMMY SMITH Moose Spanish Club, Football Team, Varsity C Club, Safety Club Majestic Ladies, New Homemakers of America 70 LEO JAMES SMOTHERS “Dickey YVONNE SPENCER 71 LULA TANNER DENISE E. TARVER KITTEN Majestic Ladies Social Club, Junior Red Cross, Lawyers of Tomorrow LONNIE C. TAYLOR ALMISHA THOMAS Misha Charmette Social Club, Social Studies Club, Annual Staff, Science Club Nurses of Tomorrow, Science Club, French Club, Red Cross BARBARA A. TERRY Bob V.O.T., Majestic Ladies, E.B.L.A., English Club ROBERT L. THOMPSON Bobby Football Team, Track Team, Varsity C Club 72 BONITA THRASH ET Nita MARCUS TURNER Pancho Student Council, Spanish Club, Band BRENDA J. TYNER B. J. T. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Sec. Student Council, Cheerleader MAURETTA J. WALKER Jan Science Club, Esquire Social Club, Band, Jupior Achievement EVELYN L. WALKER D.C.T. LAWRENCE A. WALKER Deek Football Team, Spanish Club, Varsity C Club, Track Team Student Council, Red Cross, Chorus 73 ROBERT LEE WALKER Bob FELIX WALTON Joe Stonebreaker Track, Glee Club, Band Red Cross ELIZABETH WATT Nitty Slags, Nurses of Tomorrow, Social Studies Club, Red Cross BESSIE M. WATSON Bet Pres. Varsity C Club, Track, Football, Viscounts MARGIE M. WATT Tina Art Club, D.E. Marching Band, Concert Band, Social Studies Club 74 CLINTON WEAVER Sparkie OTIS WEAVER V.I.C.A., Explorers, Red Cross LUTHER C. WHEELER Lute ALVIN WHITE Chorus MOSES WHEELER GREGORY WHITE Smiley Annual Staff, Band, Red Cross, French Club 75 Science Club, Student Council, Red Cross, Reading Club BARBARA A. WHITTAKER Barbie CURTIS WHITTAKER Whit F.B.L.A., Majestic Ladies, Miss V.O.T. ROBERT V. WILDER Bobby BEN WILLIAMS Sweet Pea '65 Governor's Honors Program Band, Debating Club, Columbus Symphony Orchestra CYNTHIA E. WILLIAMS Cynt Esquire Social Club, Chorus, Red Cross, Glee Club HENRY WILLIAMS Skeet LOUISE WILLIAMS Lou ROSETTA WILLIAMS Red Cross, F.B.L.A., Reading and English Club ANDERSON WILLIAMSON Lank JUDY WILLIS Betsy D.C.T., Red Cross Co-Ed Social Club, Chorus, Girls Octet D.E., Majestic Ladies, Explorers, D.E. Spanish Club 78 RUBY WRIGHT LUCY BROWDER Art Club, Explorers, Social Studies Club 80 e Most Versatile William Green Izora Kindred 82 Most Humorous Biggest Consumers Cynthia Williams Anton Lane 83 Most Talented Harold Hudson Sharon Crittenden Most Athletic Cecil Hood Izora Kindred 84 T 41 ■ ) Best Dressed Theresa Ashman James Luttrell Neatest Gloria Luttrell Ronald Perry 85 Most Popular Ronald Perry Theresa Ashmon Most Creative Charles Jackson Ruby Gardner 86 Most Intellectual Raymond Lakes Iris Robinson Most Talkative Robert Thompson Bernice Bell 87 Most Gentlemanlike Norman Davis Most Ladylike Sylister Williams Most Dramatic Gordon Burke Ruby Gardner 88 Mr. Executive William Green Miss Executive Barbara Houston 90 Raymond Lakes Most Likely To Succeed Barbara Houston Most Poised Jewell Mays Most Debonair Gordon Burke 91 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Michael Sales TREASURER Hassie Buckner 92 George Henderson Soammes Williams SECRETARY Myra Davis BUSINESS MANAGER Malvin Crittenden Henry Alexander Larry Alexander Marian Alexander Shirley Amos Bobby Anderson � Patricia Anderson Shirley Anglin Beverlyn Arrington Patricia Ashe Baxter Ashmond James Banks Peggy Banks Mary Ann Baskin Nancy Bedell Corine Bell William Bell i Annie Ruth Belt Charles Benton Bernice Boswell Mattie Boswell i 13 v A I Melvin Broadnax Rebecca Broadnax Janice Brent Henry Brooks Leroy Bryant Auburn Buckner Hassie Buckner Donald Lee Butler Lorraine Castile Silas H. Christian Patricia Burns Clinton Clark Andrew Coleman Ceretha Copeland Shirley Cook Linda Copenny Jesse Covington Malvin Crittenden Walter J. Crittenden Cora Crowell Willie Ruth Dalton James Daniels Michael David 96 Stella Farley Myra Davis Irene Davis Johnny Davis i Sandra Ellens Bevelyn Edmonds Cynthia Farley Gary Davis Lewis Dawkins Donald Edwards Michael Edwards Milton E. Dotson Thaddeus Dawson Mary Frazier Christine Gary William Geddis Ronald Gibson Bernette Gillis Mary Green Shirley Green Belinda Greenleaf Gloria Grooms Barbara Hall Billy Harrington Freddie Harris Harold Harris Roberta Harrow Sandra Hartifield Carrie Hatchet Mary Henry Janice Hensley Betty Hill Bobby Hill Theodore Hood Rhonda Hollis Arthur Hudson Robert Huling Raymond Hughly Barbara Hugle Sandra Hicks Ted Holcomb Juanita Hudson Rosalyn Jackson Dorothy James Randy Johnson Mae Johnson Dorothy Jones Lawrence Jones Barbara Jordan Brenda Jordan Clem Jordan Lenord King Vernice King Willie King Deborah Lane Patricia Lawrence Earnestine Layfield David Lee Margaret Ann Lee Marvin Leonard Nettie P. Leonard ■B Micheal Lewis Paula Lewis Katie Loudes John Love James Lucas Charlie Mabry Thomas Mabry Marlene McCray Bernice McCray Sharon Peabody Eddie Patton Nathan Parkman Ventine Parham Eddie Pitts Julia Pied Patricia Pickett Minnie Pickett Mary Ramsure Linda Ramsure Mary Ramsey Hazel Pitts Charlie Robinson Dover Roberts Mary Riouse Norma Rirchards 102 Frances Moore Patricia Morris Betty Murphy Madline Myles Lachone Owens Jacqueline Pace Arthur Myricks Earline McGhee Sylvia Marshall Barbara Marshall Herman Mitchell Marian Malone William Marks Joann Menafee Glenda Millsap 103 Peggy Ruggs Michael Sales Kenny Snell Linda Stovall Martha Scott Annette Smith Patricia Spencer Theresa Street Curtis Scott Tommie Short Barbara Senior Carolyn Senior Cassandra Stanback Violet Stewart Larry Smith Sylvia Smith Sylvia Sturkey Barbara Sumbry Anna Taylor Janice Taylor Harold Tennyson Dorothy Walker Charlotte White Leon Thomas Anthony Vinson Sandra Terry Louis Walker Matilda Walton Alfred White Helen Whitehead Shirley Whitfield Johnny Whittaker Christine Williams Soammes Williams Ressie Williams Frances Wright Evelyn Wright 107 PRESIDENT Dorothy Kelley VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Geraldine Edwards George Johnson TREASURER Claudia Weeks ASST. SECRETARY Gwendolyn Lightfoot PARLIAMENTARIAN 108 Alexander, Emory Alexander, Erskine Ashe, III, Judge Austin, Brenda Austin, Linda Austin, Linda Barnett, Cynthia Biggers, Carmel Blair, Deborah Blair, Velda Blount, Beatrice Bowden, Lee Boynton, Izella Bozeman, Benadine Broderick, Janice Brown, Annie Brown, Charles Brown, Ernest Brown, Howard Brown, John Brown, Smithie Buckner, Linda Bryant, Patricia Byrd, Leon Carter, Willie 109 110 Chambers, Barbara Channell, James Cheatham, Brenda Conley, James Crittenden, Willie Crowell, Lola Cruz, Rosaland Davis, Barbara Davis, Melvin, II Dawson, Arlinda Dewberry, Ethel Dubose, Isiah Dumas, Dorothy Dunham, Sharon Early, Barbara Edwards, Gloria Edmonds, Geraldine Edmondson, Maurice Flakes, Janice Ford, Majorie Foster, Margaret Freeman, Gwendolyn Gardner, Callie Gardner, Josephine Gandy, Jerry Gillis, U. L. Gray, June Green, Elizabeth Grooms, Thelma Hall, Marvin Hamilton, Dwayne Hardison, Hattie Hardaway, Arzanda Harris, Barbara Hickey, Harold Hollis, Euradell Hollis, La-France Hollis, Ronald Hollis, Wyline Hood, Willie Howard, Brenda Hubert, Cassandra Hudson, Lawerence Hughley, Sheryl Huling, Rose Jackson, Clovis Jackson, Lurriender James, Jackie Jenkins, Ralph Johnson, Connie 111 Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Elia Johnson, George Johnson, Lester Johnson, Louie Johnson, Michael Johnson, Turham Jones, Beatrice Jones, Clara Jones, Ronald Kegler, Mary Kelly, Doris Kelly, Dorothy King, Cynthia King, Gloria King, Major Lakes, Adolphus Lawson, Rosemary Lightfoot, Gwendolyn Lucas, Charles Lynch, Larry Mayfield, Gregory Miles, Hazel Mitchell, Lizzie Mitchell, Loretta 112 McCoden, Larry McCray, Jessie McGruder, Nathan Moore, France Moore, Melvene Neal, Rose Mary Oates, Benjamin Perkins, Janice Perry, Victoria Peterson, Janet Pickett, Patricia Pied, Jessie Pierson, Irene Pratt, June Radney, Alma Render, Marry Richardson, Bernard Rucker, Jewell Ruggs, Kenneth Scales, Arnetia Scouiel, Marley Senior, Lannette Sharp, Alma Smith, Mary Sparks, Patricia 113 Sparks, Ruth Stafford, Samuel Stewart, Richard Sumbry, Richard Talley, John Taylor, Joyce Thomas, Eddie Thomas, Perry Thomas, Rubytean Thompson, Lydia Thornton, Mattie Upshaw, Patricia Vanghn, Patricia Walker, Jerry Walker, Lonnie Walker, Mary Walton, Chinnetta Wardian, Olivia Warren, Louise Weeks, Claudia Wheeler, Linda Whittaker, Ruben Williams, Charlie Willis, Joyce Willis, Peggy 114 HEY, TIGERS! 115 VICE-PRESIDENT Deborah Walfon TREASURER Iris Backner PARLIAMENTARIAN Addie Grace 116 117 Alexander, Coriis Alexander, Florence Alexander, Lamar Baker, Arrice Banks, Gerldine Banks, J. B. Barker, Marjorie Barker, Phyllis Beaseley, Dorothy Bell, James Bellamy, Martha Biggers, Jr., Clinton Birt, Earnestine Boddie, Brenda Branford, Ozelle Brown, Calvin Buckner, Iris Buckner, Larry Bulger, Mary Byrd, Jonas Cannon, Gatha Carter, Larry Carter, Walter Copenny, Brenda Dawsey, Ruby Doleman, Patricia Donsey, Debra Edmondson, Matthew Farley, Reginald Flowers, Donald Fluellen, Willie Ford, Larris Foster, William Gray, Inetha German, Johnny Gibson, Marietta 118 Glover, Deborah Grant, Patricia Graves, Addie Green, Bertha Green, Shirley Griffin, Elaine Harrington, Walter Harris, Cynthia Harris, Helen Harris, Martha Harris, Ricky Harrow, Rickey Harrow, Paul Harvey, Beverlyn Haynes, Lorena Hicks, Shelia Hightower, Larry Hinton, Brenda Holt, Dock Hughley, Randy Hughley, Von Huff, Dorothy Jackson, Edward Jackson, Ivory Jackson, Tommy Jemisen, Shirley Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Betty Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Dianne Johnson, Gwendolyn Jones, James Jones, Jesse King, Deloise King, Willie Lane, Rhonda Lee, Janer Leonard, Charlayne Lewts, Donald Locked, Tnememce Lyles. Loretta Martin. Yvome Mathts., Ronald Wa s, Evelyn McBride, James McCaden, Beverly McCoy, Horace McCoy, Murlene McGee, Neva M.ms, Jacqulme Moore, Robert Morgan, Jeanette Morris, Diann Moms, L� nda Mott, James Norman. Beverly Odom, Annette Odom, Brenda Owens, Gloria Phillips, Lonxa Pickett, William Pierce, Michael Porter, Tmella Powell, Dorothy Price, Angela Pyatt, Eugene Ray, Timothy Reese, Willie Rhodes, Priscilla Richardson, Samuel Rivers, John Roberts, Earl 120 Robinson, Vcncda Rutledge, Bessie Scales, Edgar Scarbrough, Phillip Scott, Vicky Senior, Kathena Sherman, Deborah Sparks, Andrew Street, Malirtda Sumbry, Carol n Taylor, Sylvia Tennyson, Geraldine Thrasher, Jerry Turner, Mamie Walker, Brendolyn Walker, Geraldine Wallace, James Walton, Loretta Walton, Paul Washington, Halton Weeks, Lorendis Whitfield, Isiah Wiggins, Patricia Wilder, Liry M Wiley, Aaron Williams, Glenda Wilson, Daryl Wilson, James Wilson, Gwmnette Woods, Kathy 121 PRESIDENT Alvin Peabody VICE-PRESIDENT Delorse Walker SECRETARY Lillie Johnson PRE- FRESHMEN OFFICERS 122 TREASURER Judith Pinkleton 123 Christian, Collier, Royastine Henry Collier, Willie Crawford, Sharon Crocker, Homer Dent, Lowanda Dewberry Carl Dixon, Rosa Downs, Dubose, Duncan, Edmondson, Flakes, Flemming, Ford, French, Barbara James Barbara Mathis Joyce Dianne Glenn Rodney Gardner, Green, Royce Denise Griffin, Arthur Grooms, Harrington, Harris, Andrew Terry Winston Hensley, Avera Hudson, Dorothy Hicks, Sharon King, Lamb, Lockett, Marshall, Marshall, Martin, Gwendolyn Michael Theresa Jeanette Mary James Matthews, Joyce Maxwell, Mayfield, Victor Cathy McLester, Mitchell, Alonza Arlene Moore, Mott, Nadine Vivian Nathaniel, Obleton, Calvin Cynthia Parker, Glenda Parkman, Parkman, Parker, Peabody, Perry, Pinkleton, Pitts, Cathy Dwain Linda Alvin Linda Judith Delmarie Pitts, Scott, Short, Smiley, Smith, Sidney Larry Bernice Gloria Caluin Smothers, Taylor, Marie Austin Walker, Delores Warren, Johnny Weatherspoon Patrice Washington, Martha White, Glenn Toombs, Gwenette Vaughn, Joseph Wigfall, Beverly 125 ACADEMIC Students in the HUMANITI- ES raise their hands in re- sponse to questions from stu- dent Helen Marshall. Mrs. Rose Stanback lectures to students in SOCIAL STUDI- ES. ENGLISH students translate Chaucer’s Old English to Modern English. ACTIVITIES A class of JOURNALISM stu- dents study the lay-out of The Carverlite. GEOGRAPHY and WORLD AFFAIRS students prepare project for Social Studies Fair. Students in ART try their hands at sketching. ACADEMIC Mr. Carswell tells students in DRIVER EDUCATION class to “Watch the road.” Students in MATHAMATICS are learning that computing the slide rule is advantageous for high speed, but limited in accuracy. CHEMISTRY students pre- pare an experiment. 130 ACTIVITIES PHYSICS students study their manuals as Mrs. S. Miller ob- serves. A question in the text book puzzles these students in CHEM STUDIES class. Mrs. M Wright observes as students in ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY disect frogs. 131 FOREIGN LANGUAGE students listen to translations on individual headsets in FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB. ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES Correct place setting is observed by HOME ECONOMICS students. Mr. James Wright shows boys the correct way to do it in IN- DUSTRIAL ARTS class. V.O.T. students use the dif- ferent office machines. D.C.T. students pause for photographer before leaving for their respective jobs. Mr. J. M. Kindricks is co-ordinator. Girls’ DANCE GROUP go through their paces. Melvin Ingram works as a salesman in the Nursery Department at Sears Roebuck Com- pany. ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES Carver High School is among the few high schools in Georgia that include in their curriculum programs in Vocational Office Training, Distributive Education, and Diversified Co-operative Training. In these courses, students not only receive classroom instruction, but also on-the- job training in occupations which they plan to pursue as careers. 7 he students attend classes for one-half day and report to their respective jobs for the rest of the day. Here they receive valuable experience in their chosen fields. Pictures of these students were secured as they worked at their various jobs. We at Carver would like to express our thanks and appreciation to Royal Crown Cola Company. Mr. Washington at Talbotton Road School, Sears Roebuck Com- pany, Import Motor Company, and Spanko Engraving Company for their co-opera- lion in securing pictures of these students for publication in the Tigonian. Gloria Luttrell serves as an assistant in the secretary’s office at Talbotton Road School. ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES Linda Thomas and Ted Hol- comb work in the Engraving Department at Spanko’s En- graving, Inc. Jerome Mitchell is learning to become a salesman at Ruby Wright works in the office of Assistant Principal Import Motor Company. DeRamus. NET CONTEf r OLIR gallons Barbara Houston compares totals after making an adding machine check in RC’s Accounting Depart- ment. Raymond Lakes checks out for shipment several boxes of RC concentrate in Royal Crown Cola Co.’s Traffic Department. Barbara Terry, who works in RC’s Data Processing Department, is shown filing an important bit of in- formation. James Newsome, an RC employee in the Concentrate Plant, makes sure that each box is positioned correct- ly before going to final stage of packing. Attendant Carolyn BlackrPion Atteiulknl Clbra'Egini Rosalind Jackson MISS ESQUIRE Cassandra Stanback MISS SENIOR Theresa Ashmon MISS FRESHMAN Larris Ford MISS SOCIAL STUDIES Rhonda Hollis MISS FRENCH CLUB Helen Marshall MISS SOPHOMORE Patricia Barnes MISS JUNIOR Dorothy James MISS DRILL TEAM Rosaline Cruz MISS CONGENIALITY Barbara Houston MISS L.O.T. Barbara Jackson MISS V.O.T. Barbara Whittaker MISS F.H.A. Beverly Arrington OfViA. dluih 7 Jtswh— Mrs. Ruth Y. Lewis, a mathematics instructor at Carver, teas named Georgia’s State Teacher of the Year for 1966. The Annual Teacher of the Year program is sponsored jointly by the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce and the Georgia Teachers and Education Association. Mrs. Lewis is a graduate of Alabama State College, where she received her B.S. degree. She has done further study at Atlanta University, Tuskegee Institute, Colorado State University, and American University. We at Carver are proud that she is a member of the Carver family. MRS. LEWIS receives plaque from Mr. Charleston. 146 State Jaadwi 0$ Jhe (lj aJi CARVER FACULTY honors Mrs. Lewis at banquet Mr. E. Hicks. First Vice-President of G.T.E.A., is principal speaker at ban- quet honoring Mrs. Lewis. 147 CAMPUS EVENTS WINS SOCIAL SCIENCE SWEEPSTAKES Ronald Perry stands beside his sweepstakes-winning exhibit in the 1966-67 regional Social Science Fair. Quential ESSAY WINNER Carver High School eighth- grader Audrey Scott is Mus- cogee County winner in the In- dependence Hall essay contest sponsored by the National Junior Chamber of Commerce. Walter Pierce, ninth grade student, wins 3rd place in the 3rd District Science Fair in the field of Physics. CAMPIS EVENTS Cecil Hood, Top Athlete of the Year, receives the Coca- Cola Golden Helmet Award from Charles Pipkins, Repre- sentative of the Coca-Cola Bot- tling Co. L. J. Lomax, Head Coach of Fort Valley State College and Mr. S. P. Charles- ton, principal, join in the pre- sentation. Dr. A. J. Kravtin, M.D. in Peditric and Adolescent Medi- cine, addresses the male stu- dent body at Carver. It was a hilarious event as the teachers and parents exhibited their many talents on the an- nual HOME - SCHOOL SHOW. CAMPUS EVENTS Dr. Grady W. Taylor, director of the School of Hor- ticulture, Tuskegee Institute, addresses the students on Carver Day. CARVER DAY Platform guests on CARVER DAY were Rev. Miller, Dr. Taylor, Mr. Charleston, Marcus Turner, and George Henderson. Mrs. T. M. Robinson is honored by faculty for outstanding work as Chair- man of the English Department. CAREER DAY HOMECOMING Miss Carver and attendants. Fort Benning Army Band Little Miss Carver, Stephanie Carter Miss Congeniality, Barbara Houston The Carver Mascot JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Gladiators, Thaddeus Dawson, George Henderson, and Michael David flex their muscles. Hosts and hostesses at the JUNIOR-SENIOR Prom Margaret Lee and Cassandra Stanback perform at prom. c 5 m z m rs c CAMPUS EVENTS Miss Lucille London, of the Columbus Area Vocational Technical School, gets experience as a clerk in the principal’s office. Mr. Norman Wilkerson, of Columbus Area Vocational Technical School, also works as a clerk in the principal’s office. Student teachers from Fort Valley State Col- lege enter building for eight weeks of observa- tion and student teaching. L. to R.: Edgar Lester, Loretta Hood, Emma Rodgers, Gwen- dolyn Clifton, and Emma Walker. 157 Anges Buckner, Delorse Shep- pard, and Jacqueline Esters imitate the Supremes. SENIOR renda Montgomery gives out with Carla Thomas’ Baby, Baby.” FROLICS Everyone certainly enjoyed Walter Pierce and Melvin Jones rendition. CAMPUS EVENTS Jerome Mitchell kept everyone in stitches with his jokes. A creative dance was done by Iris Robinson. The fabulous Temptation Imi- tators brought the house down! L. to R.: Anthony Davis, Lonnie Bass, James Jackson, Norman Davis, James Sims, and Frank Davis. Announcing the half-time activities for the CARVER HIGH MARCHING BAND is LORRENDIS WEEKS. IRIS ROBINSON broadcasts the latest hap- penings around the CARVER campus over radio station WOKS. 160 IZORA KINDRED keeps the public abreast of the latest news around the CARVER HIGH campus as correspondent to the Ledger-Enquirer Newspaper. 52! JSS: H :i 'J'! v«hii� |M3) ; mu ii i iMi felMR '«( i v 4S € 5' — GUIDING HANDS OF THE TIGERS DONALD CORBETT Defensive Coach Varsity Basketball Coach RUDY INGERSOLL Backfield Coach Baseball Coach OBERT SANDEI Head Coach ROGER HOWELL JAMES WRIGHT Backfield Coach Defensive Coach Coach Junior Varsity ]64 Track Coach Basketball THE FIGHTING TIGERS L.-R. Back Row:—Trainer, Willie Carter, Lott McFarley, Gordon Burke, Charles Jackson, Jerome Chaney, Jessie Cody, Curtis Sparks; Marshall Smith, Richard Mahone, Cecil Hood, Curtis Scott, Jimmy Smith, Tommy James, Willie Ford. Lawerence Walker, Trainer, Anthony Vincent. Middle Row: Clem Jordan, Harold Parkman, Jimmy Leonard, Alvester Lamb, James Simmons, Donald Edwards, A. Hardaway, Edgar Scott, Henry Booth, William Bell, Lenell Finch, Leroy Bryant, Morris Sherman, Clarence Mitchell, Marice Edmondson, Dover Roberts. Front Row: Bobby Bradley, Bobby Thompson, Marvin Hall, Thaddeus Dawson, Lawrence Hudson, Malvin Crittenden, Michael David, Felix Walton, Lamell Jordan, Bobby Carter, Johnny Whittaker, James Mott, Willie E. Ford, Eddy Thomas. FOOTBALL In the 1966-67 football season, the Tigers encountered one of their strongest sched- ules in many years. With a squad of fourty-five men. including an almost entirely new backfield, the Tigers recorded four wins and two losses in conference competition, and a six-two-one win-loss record in overall season play. Although the team was extremely young and inexperienced, the coaching staff, headed by Robert Sanders, instilled into the players the necessary vigor, stamina, and will-to-win, which ivas needed to tighten the slack. Our hats are off to the MIGHTY CARVER TIGERS for their never-ceasing role as the champions we feel them to be. MEET THE CAPTAIN AND THE CO-CAPTAINS Felix Walton, Co-captain; Cecil Hood, Captain; Willie Ford, Co-captain Captain, Cecil Hood-14, and Co-captain, Felix Walton-16, meet Captains from Pineville of Valdosta in an all important conference battle. FOOTBALL SCORES, 1966-1967 Season Carver 9 Tuskegee 0 Carver 19 Spencer . . 32 Carver 19 Central 0 Carver 18 Pinevale 7 Carver 47 Hunt 0 Carver 9 Appling 0 Carver 41 Ballard Hudson 0 Carver 8 Monroe . 14 Carver 6 South Girard . 6 Record — 6-2-1 Fullback Thaddeus Dawson scores from 3 yards out against Tuskegee. ROBERT THOMPSON Halfback LAWRENCE WALKER Guard SENIOR PLAYERS CECIL HOOD Quarterback SIMPLY GREAT! 168 Halfback Edgar Scott evades last of would-be tacklers on a 70 yard run from scrimmage. (L-R) Players Willie E. Ford, Gordon Burke, Jerome Chaney, Richard Malhone, Morris Sherman, and Lott Mc- Farley run into the stadium at half speed in Carver’s seasons opener. REAL TOUGH! CHARLES JACKSON EDGAR SCOTT WILLIE MOORE TOMMIE JAMES Tackle Halfback Halfback Center WONDERFUL SENIORS! BASKETBALL CARVER HIGH VARSITY TEAM L-R: William Green, Willie Bodrick, Edgar Scott, Cecil Hood. Curtis Sparks, Ruben Whittaker, Jerome Chaney, Oscar Williams, Willie Alexander, Jimmy Rouse, and Trainer Marell Crittenden. JUNIOR VARSITY L-R: Curtis Williams, Harold Parkman, Jerry Burkes, Rich- ard Malhone, Donald Elder, Willie Dalton, Rodney White, Walter Greenleaf, Gary Chest- er, Lewis Wisdom, Sammy Stafford, and James Mott. SENIOR PLAYERS Cecil “Nap” Hood—Center-Forward. Edgar “Jeffro” Scott—Guard-Forward. William “Bone” Green—Guard. Jerome Chaney, displaying superior form, goes up for the tip-off against Darden High School. William Bone” Green tries for tip. Curtis Sparkes (31) and Cecil Hood (15) display their uncanny abilities as they out jump an unidentified player from their cross-town rivals, Spencer. 174 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Izora Kindred Brenda Tyner Helen Marshall The CHEERLEADERS were always behind the Tigers 100%. CHEERLEADERS L-R Back Row: Izora Kindred, Captain; Brenda Tyner, Co-captain; Gloria Edwards, Hellen Marshall, Evelyn Wright, Peggy Banks, Patricia Spencer, Chinetta Walton. L-R Front Row: Beverlyn Edmonds, Linda Copenny, Joyce Taylor, Cassandra Hubert. This enthusiastic group, along with the Carver Mascot, cheer- ed the Tigers on to many victories. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: L-R, Betty Owens, Parliamenta rian; Lorendis Weeks, Treasurer; Bren- da Tyner, Secretary; George Henderson, Vice President; Raymond Lakes, Presi- dent. President Lakes asks for questions concerning the projects for the school year 1966-67 STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS OF GEORGIA IS wUILiJLiH The faculty and students salute our SLAGS who have been elected as state officers. Left to right: Lester John- son, Reporter; Cassandra Stanback, State Vice-President; Olga Gilmore, State President; Claudia Weeks, Historian: Joyce Taylor, Secretary. Donald Jenkins is the President of our local organization. Slag Ventrine Parham assists students in finding the material they need. Slags busy at work keeping the library in tact MU ALPHA THETA is composed of all stu- dents who wish to pursue a career in one of the fields of mathematics. It’s members in- clude those who maintain an average of B and above in mathematics. Top to bottom, L. to R.: Cynthia Biggers, Raymond Lakes, William Green, Brenda Tyn- er, Linda Johnson, Dianne Ellison, and Bet- tye King. Containing Presidents of all organizations around the campus, the PRESIDENTS’ CLUB is organized to provide ways and means for bettering our school and campus. 182 The TRI-HI-Y Club has been a part of the Carver family for the past seven years. Using as its motto. “Clean Speech. Clean Scholarship, and Clean Sports- manship”, the TRI-HI-Y striv- es to extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The HI-Y Club is an off-spring of the Young Men’s Christian Association and sets as its goals the building of young men in spirit, mind, and body. One of the basic principles of the EXPLORERS is to learn the wonders of nature. The SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB was developed to widen the knowledge of the students who are particularly interested in the Social Sciences. The GIRL SCOUTS show the Junior Scouts how to cook- out. NURSES OF TOMORROW learn First Aid from one of their members. Members of the DRILL SQUAD stand at parade rest The members of the SCIENCE CLUB say that through exten- sive experimentation they shall soon discover the cure for all incurable diseases. The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, organized to acquaint students with available opportunities in business, gives its members first hand practice in using business machines. The DRAMATICS CLUB is the birth place of great per- formers. The LAWYERS of TOMOR- ROW, organized for students in- terested in the field of law, por- trays a courtroom scene. The FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA, which was designed to inform, to instruct and to guide those who are interested in pur- suing a teaching career, is pre- paring the students to meet the challenges of our complex society. The members of the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA are learning the values that are being symbolized in their emblem and its effect upon their future. Top Row, L-R: Ronald Perry, Iris Robinson, Dianne Ellison, Clementine Alexander, Raymond Lakes. Center Row: Linda Johnson, Cynthia Biggers, Verlinda Mingo, Izora Kindred, Brenda Tyner, Betty Owens. Sandra Atkinson. Bottom Row: Glenda Branford, Ogla Gilmore, William Green, Helen Mar- shall, Betty King. THE ELIZABETH F. CANTY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Carver High SchooFs chapter of the Elizabeth Canty Honor Society has given boys and girls of Carver a goal toward which to strive. The Society s aim is to instill in all of its members a need for excellence in scholarship leadership, character, citizenship, and service. The members 0 the National Honor Society must maintain an academic average of “B” and must be rated by the faculty on the characteristics which the society encourages in its members. Each prospective member must maintain a minimum score of thirty-six points before being ad- mitted to the society. National Honor Society Induction Ceremony The RED CROSS, a branch of the National American Red Cross Society, was formed to work with the community in times of distress and disaster and to cover a wide field of humanitarian work. The SAFETY CLUB was developed to promote safety rules and regulations on and around the campus. 190 THE VARSITY “C” CLUB Row 1, L. to R.: Walton, Boderick, Smith, Walker, Hood, Scott, Thompson, Jackson, Green. Row 2, Scott, Cody, Ford, Moore, Jordan, Booth, Lamb, Smith. Row 3, Sparks, Alexander, Crittenden, Dawson, Burke, Bell, Carter, Parkman, Edwards, Whittaker, Chaney. The Varsity “C” Club is composed of those athletes ivho have participated in sports for one year and who have lettered in one sport. 191 THE MARCHING BAND The Marching Rand is under the direction of Mr. Wayman Monroe and performs on many occasions. The Band, hoivever, is most evident at the football games where it thrills the audiences ivith its colorful half-time performances. After the football season is over, some of the members of the Marching Band are selected to join the Concert Band. Also under the direc- tion of Mr. Monroe, the Concert Band always performs at a Spring Concert. THE CONCERT BAND The Concert Band, made up primarily of members of the marching band, gives a Spring Concert every year. THE B FLAT SHARPS The B FLAT SHARPS provide popular music for pep rallies and sock hops. DRUM MAJORETTE. Paula Lewis, adds a bit of femenine beauty to the Marching Band. DRUM MAJOR, Marcus “Pon- cho” Turner, goes through one of his many thrilling performanc- es with the band. 194 MAJORETTES This group of lovely and high-stepping young ladies, along with the Marching Band, provides thrilling entertainment during half-time at football games and during parades. SENIOR MAJORETTES Barbara Houston Carolyn Blackmon THE CARVER CHORUS The Carver chorus, under the direction of Marquis L. Pitts, II, provides the student body, as ivell as the citizens of Columbus, with inspiring mo- ments of music. The chorus is composed of students who enjoy singing and who devote many hours to rehearsals in order to perfect their renditions. 196 The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of Music Featuring... THE CLASSICS: L.-R., Robert Wilder, George Henderson, Lawerence Lane, Harold Hudson. These groups render special services when the CARVER CHORUS performs. THE GIRLS OCTET: Front Row: L.-R., Naomi Buckner, Delores Sheppard, Judy Willis. Back Row L.- R., Donna Porter, Jacqueline Estees, Lillie Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Patricia Thomas. 197 .THE CARVERLITE i CARVER HIGH SCHOOL, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA THE AMERICAN WAY Miss Carver, Rosalind Jackson, and her attendants, Carolyn Blackmon and Clara Egins, will queens in tfie homecoming festivities. ' s represent us as THE CARVERLITE STAFF L.R.—David Johnson, Izora Kindred, Brenda Montgomery, Clementine Alexander, Editor-in-chief. 198 THE TIGONIAN STAFF EDITOR’S MESSAGE The Tigonian Staff and the Senior Class of ’67 have finally cleared the wall and are now on their way to their respective colleges and fields of endeavor, but it it were not for the many scold- ings and helpful suggestions of our parents, teachers, counselors, and our beloved principal, Mr. S. P. Charleston, we would not have made the grade. Therefore, we would like to express our deep- est gratitude for the help and support which they have given us during our tenure at Carver. Now that the time has come to say farewell, we hope that we have comprehended the knowledge which those persons have tried to instill within us. Ordinarily we give our parents most of the thanks for our success in school: however, the Tigonian Staff would like to say that our stay at Carver was made successful by our second parents, as we call them at school: the teachers, counselors, and principal. The Staff, headed by Mrs. M. J. Skillern, hopes that the ’66-’67 publication of the Tigonian is the best of any other publications. In order to publish this peerless book, it took the complete co- operation of the Senior Class, community, business associations, school authorities, and countless other people and organizations too numerous to mention. The Staff would personally like to express words of thanks to Mr. Lucious Baldwin for his benevolent assistance and support in our publication to Sargarent W. H. Morrow for his fine work as our photographer. William Green, II Editor-in-chief Editor 199 William Green, Editor-in-Chief TYPISTS Almisha Thomas Gloria Miller Verlinda Mingo Betty Carter Jewell Mays Clementine Alexander Barbara Houston ARTISTS James Sims Ruby Gardner Kenneth Dewberry Christine Hollis CIRCULATION Herbert Harper Frank Davis Gordon Burke Verlinda Mingo Larry Boyd LAY-OUT Gregory White Olga Gilmore Sandra Atkinson Sharon Crittenden Dianne Ellison Betty King Iris Robinson quite Qlub From left to right: George Henderson, Alfred White, Jerome Harris, Her- bert Harper, Ben Oliver, Marcus Turner, Michael David (kneeling), Cas- sandra Stanback, Malvin Crittenden, Thomas Hollis, Lewis Dawkins, So- ammos Williams, Charles Benton, Harold Christian, and George Ages. Officers. (From left to right) Michael Wayne Sales, Secretary; Alfred White, Treasurer; Soammes Williams, Vice-President; Harold Christian, Reporter; George Ages, Parliamentarian; (kneeling) Marcus Turner, President; Malvin Crittenden, Business Manager. QJmhmsdttsA CHARM GRACE BRAINS AND BEAUTY Promoting Finer Womanhood Through Sisterhood O d QlwhmOLAsdklA Front Row, L. to R.: Bernice Odom, Christine Hollis, Barbara Green. Back Row, L. to R.: Sophonia Pyatt, Mary Rouse, Clara Nelson, Racille Davis, Violet Bell, Bessie Castile. (JiAcoimiA Left to Right.: Larry Boyd, Pierre Lewis, Roland Belcher, David Johnson, Harold Hudson, Willie Boderick, Raymond Lakes, Lonnie Evans, Gordon Burkes, Carmen Pitts, Charles Jackson, Willie Ford, Winston McGruder, Ronald Perry, James Simes, Felix Walton, Ken- neth Dewberry. Center: William Green and Majorie Ford. 205 JJwm QrdsMjd d $sda Ozelle Bradford, Lorendis Weeks, Charlene Leonard, Debra Grier, Shirley Jemison, Cath- erine Dukes, Brenda Howard, Inetha Garry. Helen Marshall, Elaine Griffin, Janet Lee, Claudia Weeks, Debro Sherman, June Gray, Brenda Odom, Patricia Thomas. 206 LORRENDIS WEEKES President cm TO MEMBERS OF THE CARVER FAMILY: The record of the Academic Year 1966-1967 has come to an end and it is time to close the portfolio. As you begin the sequel in an everchanging world, we commend to you Polimus’ advice to his son as recorded in Shakespear’s Hamlet: . . . my blessings go icith thee! And these fetv precepts in thy memory Look thou character. Give thy thoughts no tongue, Nor any unproportion d thought his act. Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar. Those friends tliou hast, and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel; But do not dull thy palm icith entertainment Of each new hatched, unfledged comrade. Beware Of entrance to quarrel, but being in, Beart that the opposed may beware of thee. Give every man thy ear, but fetv thy voice; Take every mans censure, but reserve thy judgment. Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy. But not express'd in fancy; rich, not gaudy; For the apparel oft proclaims the man. Neither a borrower or a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. This above all: to thine own self be true. And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou can'st not then be false to any man. Farewell: my blessing season this in thee! THE TIGONIAN STAFF 208 Patrons A Sgt. Mrs. George Adams Gladys Adams Mr. Julius Adams Mr. Julius Adams Family Miss Elizabeth Alexander Mr. Mrs. T. T. Alexander Mrs. Josephine Anderson Mr. Mrs. Robert Armstrong Sgt. Willie Arthur Mr. Mrs. Judge Ashe, Junior Family Mrs. Judge, Ashe, Senior Mr. Mrs. Ulyssess Avery Family B Mrs. Juanita Bacon Mrs. Katie Bank Mr. Mrs. James R. Banks Mr. Mrs. James E. Baptiste, Junior Mrs. Mary B. Barnes Mrs. Fannie M. Barnett Mrs. Fannie M. Barnett Daughter Miss Ruth E. Barnett Dr. Mrs. Clarence Baskins Mr. Willie Bass Mr. James Beach Mrs. Annie Lee Beauford Mr. Mrs. Frank Beauford L. V. Bell Mr. Mrs. Willie C. Bell Mr. Mrs. Robert Benning Mr. Mrs. Ernest Benton Mrs. Freddie Benton Mr. Mrs. Issaic Benton Mr. Walter Bivins Sfc. Emmaniel Branford Mr. Joseph Branford Family A 7 C Mrs. Ceil Blanchard Mr. Elleg Blount Mrs. Ailean Blue Mr. Mrs. Ed Botts Sgt. Mrs. Hilton Britt Mr. Mrs. Ed Brown Mrs Ethel Mae Brown Miss Louise Brown Family Mrs. Mason Brown, Junior Sgt. Mrs. Reynolds Bryson Family Sgt. Mrs. Claude Burgess Mr. Mrs. Cleo Burkes Family Mr. Mrs. Jefferson Burkes Sgt. Mrs. T. R. Burnette Mr. Mrs. James Bussey Family Mr. Mrs. Curtis Byrd Mr. Mrs. Emmett Byrd Family Mr. Mrs. Richard Byrd Family Mr. Mrs. Samuel Byrd Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Byrd Family C Mr. Lonnie Callier Sgt. Mrs. Nemo Campbell Mrs. Lillian Cannon Nephew Mrs. Mary Cannon Family Mrs. Marcella Carter Willie Mrs. Minnie Carter Mrs. Walter Lou Carter Mrs. Bessie Castile Miss Nelda Castile Mr. Mrs. William Chandler Mrs. Marquerite Cheathan Brenda Mr. Mrs. Frank Chester Mr. Herney Childs Mr. Mrs. Chilen Mrs. Lois Clay Mr. Mrs. Lambert Charles Cobb Mrs. Thelma Cobb Mr. Mrs. John Colbert Mrs. Lacy Coleman Mr. Mrs. Alfonza Comer Comptom's Grocery Mr Mrs. J. L. Connors Della Cook Dorothy Cook Mr. Ernest Cook Mr. Mrs. Robert Cook Family Mr Mrs. Walter Cook Walter Cook Miss Virginia Cooper Mr. Donald B. Corbett Mrs. George Cox Jacob Cox Mrs. Sarah Cox Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Crawford Mr. Mrs. Preston Crawford Mrs. Barbara Crittenden Son Mrs. Fannie Crooks The Cruz Family D Mr. Mrs. B. D. Davis Mr. Booker T. Davis Miss Brenda Dee Dee Davis Mrs. Eunice Davis Mr. Mrs. Frank Davis, Jr. Mr. Gaines Davis Mr. Mrs. Johnnie Davis Mr. Mrs. Joseph Davis Andre Mr. Mrs. Leonard Davis Family Mrs. Mary Davis Miss Mary L. Davis Mrs. Tillie Davis Mr. Mrs. Willie Davis Mrs. Eva Deloach Mr. Mrs. Herbert DeRaven Sgt. Mrs. Amos Dixon Ola B. Dixon Mrs. Gussie Dodson Mr. Mrs. Richard Dove Sgt. Herbert Dowdell CW-3 Mrs. John Dull, Jr. Mrs Agnes Dumas Mr. John Dumas E Dr. Mrs. Delmar Edwards Family Mr. Mrs. James Edward Family Mrs. Louise Elder Major Mrs. Joe Ellis, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Evans Family M Sgt. Mrs. Emmett J. Evre Miss Sue Evans F Mr. Mrs. Fitzpatrick Mr. Charles Fleming Mr. Mrs. King Fluellen Family Mr. Arthur James Ford Mr. Evelyn Ford Son Mr. Mrs. Newton Ford Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Foster Mr. Mrs. Jefferson Foster Mrs. Nora Foster Sgt. Mrs. Joseph Francis Mr. Mrs. Fred D. Frankland Mr. Mrs. Tunker Frazier Mr. Connell Freeman Mr. Mrs. Bonnell Freeman Ulysses Mr. Mrs. Fuller Heard G Mrs. Elizabeth Gallon Daughter Miss Catherine Joyce Gamble Larry F. Gardner Mr. Mrs. Lauone Gardner Family Rev. Mrs. R. C. Gates Mr. Mrs. Eugene Giddens Famil Mr. Mrs. John V. Gilmore Oliv€ Miss Judy Gilmore Mr. Mrs. Austin Gipson Sgt. Mrs. Girt Family Mr. Mrs. John Gordon Mrs. Louise S. Gray Mr. Author Greene Mr. Mrs. Arthur W. Green, Sr. Mrs. Cora Green Son Mr. Henry Green Sgt. Mrs. Wilbert Green Miss Vivian Green Sgt. Mrs. M. Greenwood Mr. Mrs. Roy Greenwood David Griffin Rev. Mrs. John Griffin Family Mr. Mrs. Percy E. Griffin Little Percy, III Mr. Mrs. Percy Griffin, Sr. H Mr. Marvin Hall, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Annie Harris Miss Carolyn Harris Mrs. Jessie Harris Mr. Willie Ed Harris Mr. Mrs. Obler Lee Harmon Mr. Oscar T. Harmon Mrs. Fannie Harr Family Mrs. Louise Harrow Family Henry Hatchett Susie Hawkins Mrs. Leola Henderson Charlie Mr. Charles Henry Mr. Jerry Herbert Mr. Mrs. King W. Hensley Miss Ethell Mae Hicks Mrs. Mattie Hicks Mr. Mrs. Odis Hickey Family Mrs. Roberta Hidd Mr. Mrs. Clarence Hightower Mr. Mrs. C. V. Hill Mr. Mrs. Levorgia Hill Girls Mr. Mrs. Lois Hixon Ocie Hodo Mrs. Pearl Hollins Mr. Mrs. William Hollinsheath Family Mr. Mrs. Author Hollis Mr Mrs. Jack Hollis Jark Hollis Mr. Mrs. John H. Hollis Mr. Mrs. Mack Hollis Mr. Mrs. Robert Hollis Mr. Mrs. Robert Hollis Mr. T. J. Hollis Mr. W. R. Holmes Rev. Robert Holston Mr. Mrs. Wilson Howard Son Jimmy Hubbard Mr. Mrs. Charles Huff Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Huff Sons Mr. Mrs. Ed Hugley Mrs. Mattie Hugley Mr. Mrs. Obinton Hughes Rev. Mrs. Henry Hunter Mr. James Hunter Mr. Mrs. John Hunter Family I Miss Pecolia Ingram J Mrs. Alice Jackson Mr. Carter Jackson Mr. Mrs. Clarence H. Jackson Mrs. La Verne Jackson Family Airleen James Tommy James Miss Dorothy Jefferson Mr. Mrs. Alfred Jenkins Family Tom Jenkins Mr Mrs. Walter Jenkins Mr. Mrs. Alfonsa Johnson Family Mr. Davis Johnson Mrs. Gussie Johnson 210 Patrons Mr. Lamar Johnson Mrs. Maide Johnson Mr. William H. Johnson Mr. Mrs. William J. Johnson Juanita Mr. Mrs. Ben Jones Mr. Mrs. Ben Casey Jones Charles Jones Miss Evelyn Jones Mr. Fred Jones Mrs. Gcrdruide Jones Mr. Henry Jones Mr. Mrs. Jesse Jones, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Sanford Jones Miss Sharon Jones Mr. Mrs. Theodore D Jones, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Nathioneal Joseph K Mr. Mrs. Robert Kelley Sgt, Mrs. Charles Kennedy Family Mr Mrs Richard Kimber Mrs. Dorothy Mae Kimbrough Mrs. Mary Alices King Bennie Lee King Mr. Mrs. Gordon King L Ret. Sgt. Mrs. Larnell Lacy Son Mr. Mrs. Arthur E. Lamar Family Mr. Mrs. William H. Leonard, Jr. Mr. Mrs. William H. Leonard, Sr Mrs. Barbara A Lewis Donald Lewis Mr. Mrs. Green Lewis Mr. Mrs. I. P. Lewis Mr. Mrs. J. T. Little Daughter Jerry Lockett Josie Lott Mrs. Sally Luko Mr. Mrs. Charles Luttrell Mr. John Luttrell Mr. John H. Luttrell, Sr. Family Mrs. Mattie Luttrell Daughter M Denny Eugene Marby Mr. Al Marshall Mr. Mrs Williams Marshall Family Martin's Grocery Curtic Martin Mr. Mrs Raymond Mays, Sr. Charlie Pearl Meadows Miss Mable Theresa Meadows Mr Mrs. Vincent P McCarley Miss Minnie McComb Mr Early McCroskey, Sr. and Sons Mr. Melvin McCoy Mollie McCoy Sfc. Mrs. Frank McElhamnor Son Mr. Mrs. Willie McGee Miss Deloris McGruder Mr. Mrs. Leo McGruder Mr. Mrs. Nathan McGruder Mr Mrs. Fred Mims Mr. Joseph L Mingo Mr. Alvin Mitchell Mr. Mrs Joe Minter Mr. James Mohane Sfc. Mrs. Calvin Morse Son Sot Mrs. Willie Mosely Mr. Mrs. Moss Mrs. Gertrude Moss Family Mr. Walter Moss Mr. Mrs. Albert Mullin N Mrs Ethel Nathaniel S Sgt. Mrs. Freddie Neal Daughters Ruby Neal Ben Nelson Mrs. Equilia Nelson Mrs. Ann Nicholson Mrs. Doreatha Nunnally 0 Rev. Mrs. John Obeton Dr. Mrs. W. S. Odom Son Mr. Mrs Moses O'Neal Mrs. Mmme Orange Leonard Paize, Union Bricklayer P Mr. Mrs. Roy Palms Family Mrs. Rosie Park Mrs. Anderson Parks Mr. Mrs. Warren H. Paschal Mrs. Lillie Passmon Son Mr Fred Patrick S Sgt. Mrs. Andrew Perry Mrs. Carrie Perry Mrs. Louella Perry Mr. Mrs. Roselle Perry Mrs. Oscar Phillips Mrs. Thelma Phillips Miss Laurastene Pitts Mrs. Willis James Porch Mr. Bennie Porter Mrs. Elizabeth M. Porter Mrs. Minnie Porter Miss Eva M Powell Mr Mrs. Ben Preston R Mr Mrs Walter Radney Miss Gloria Ramsure Mr. Alfred Manddoshn Randolph Rita Rankins Mr. James Rayford Mr. Duncan Reliford Mr Mrs. Williams Reese Mrs. Queenie Priscella Rhodes Mr. Mrs. Edgar Robinson Son Mr. Mrs. Grover Robinson Sfc. Mrs Julius Robinson Mrs. Lillie Robinson Mr Wallace Robinson Mr Jimmy Richardson Mr. Mrs. John A Richardson, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Royal Sgt. Mrs. Roosevelt Ruggs Mr. Mrs. George Rowells Carian, Marline George Rowells, Jr. S Mr Ester Sam Mr James Sams Mrs. Annie G. Scott Decon Mrs. Sears Mr Sammie Sears, II Jimmie Seldon Mrs. Louise Seldon Mother Mr. Mrs. Tommy Lee Seldon Mr. Mrs. Henry R. Sellers Rev. Mrs. B. S. Shore Mrs. Annie Shell Mr. Mrs. Georqe Shoemaker Sheppard's Fish, Bait Tackle Shop Mr. Roy Simpson Mr. Mrs. Cobert Smith Family Mr. Hamp Smith Mr. Mrs. James Smith Family Mr. John Smith, Jr. Mr. Mrs. L. L. Smith Michael and Robert Smith Mr Mrs. Royzell Smith Mr. Mrs. Snell Smith Ed Snell, Jr. Mrs. Lillie Snell Mr. Mrs. Charlie Sparks Mr. Mrs. John Spratling Family M Sfc. George Spencer The Super Barber Shop Mr. Sylvester Stephens Mr. Mrs. Jack Stafford Family Mrs. Martha Stephens Sgt. Leroy Sweat Children Mr. Mrs. Sylvester Steven T Mrs. Addie B. Tarleton Mr. Mrs. Tatton Mr. Mrs. William Telfair Sgt. Mrs. Benjamin Thomas Darrick Miss Betty Jean Thomas Miss Edna Thomas Mr. Mrs. John W. Thomas Miss Mattie C. Thomas Mr. Mrs. Mose Thomas Miss Patricia Thomas Mrs. Ruth Thompson Mrs. Lillie Thompson Mr. Mrs. Charlie Thorenton Mr Mrs. Ida Thorenton Mrs. Molly Thorenton Mr. Mrs Seldon Thorenton Mrs. Rowella Thrash Sgt. Mrs. David B Thurman Deborah Mr. Mrs. Jessie Tony Miss Francis Turner Mr Mrs. Hattie Turner Mr. Mrs. James Turner Mr Mrs. Harold A Tutt Alvis W Mr. Mrs. Anthony Walker Mr. Mrs. Avy Walker Family Mrs. Bessie Walker Mrs. Carrie Mae Walker Rev. Curtis Walker Mr Henry J. Walker Mr Mrs. Johnny Walker Family Mr. Robert Walker Rev. Mrs. W. W. Walker Mr. Mrs. Walter Walker Mrs. Dorothy Walkin Mrs. Louise Walton Mrs. Maurice Walton Mr Mrs. Willie C. Walton Mrs. Gillie Wanaer Mrs. Helen Washington Mr. Rodie Watt Mary France West Mr. Mrs William Eugene Whaley Mrs. Emma White Family Mrs. Estallia White Sgt. Mrs. Freeman A White Mrs. Ophila White Mr. Mrs. Joseph Whittlesey, Jr. Daughter Mr. Douglas Williams Mrs. Earnestine Williams Mr. Mrs. John Williams Family Mrs. Larcine Williams Mrs. Lucilia Williams Mr. Major Leon Williams Captain Mrs. McClellen Williams Mr. Mrs. Oscar Williams Miss Shirley Williams Mrs. Vera Williams Mrs. Ceola Williamson Mrs. Williamson Son Mr. Leroy Willis Mrs. Louise Willis Mr. Mrs. John Willis, Jr. Mrs. Mary Willis Mrs. Sara Willis Mrs. Renia Mae Wood Mr Walter K. Woods Dr. Mrs. Robert Wright, Jr. Mrs. Veral P. Wright Mrs. Zula M. Wynne 211 COMPLIMENTS to the Faculty and to our niece, CONGRATULATIONS to our daughter GLORIA MILLER DENISE TARVER From From her parents MR. MRS. JOSEPH DAVIS AUDREY MR. MRS. SAMMY TARVER CONGRATULATIONS to our daughter COMPLIMENTS OF TALBOTTON ROAD GLORIA J. MILLER JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY STUDENTS From her parents REV. MRS. C. L. MILLER TO GLORIA ANN LUTTRELL CONGRATULATIONS to BETTY S. CARTER From AMVETS POST 69 CONGRATULATIONS to SHARON CRITTENDEN From HAROLD McBRIDE To the Graduate, DONNA MARIE CONGRATULATIONS to my brother Success comes in showers for you Love, RONALD From DAVID ALDORN WALKER ALBERT COMPLIMENTS to DONNA MARIE PORTER Love, MR. MRS. ALBERT FULLER MRS. LOUARTHUR ELAM CONGRATULATIONS to my son RONALD From his mother MRS. 0. PERRY CONGRATULATIONS to DONNA MARIE PORTER CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class So you've finally made it Best of luck always! AUNTIE AND GEORGE From MRS. HILDA HALL CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class TO From VERLINDA MINGO THE TIGONIAN STAFF CONGRATULATIONS to my daughter, GLORIA ANN LUTTRELL CONGRATULATIONS on your Graduation Your Grandmother From MRS. MATTIE LUTTRELL MRS. LILA E. HUGHES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM '67 SENIOR ADVISORS Mrs. M. J. Skillern Miss J. Lee Mrs. H. McKennie Mr. J. D. Habersham Mr. H. J. Walker Mrs. A. R. Phillips Mr. P. D. Jones Mrs. 1. P. Florence Mrs. C. H. Shores VISCOUNT SOCIAL CLUB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 William Green Ronald Perry David Johnson Felix Walton Larry Boyd Cecil Hood James Sims James Jackson Roland Belcher Charles Jackson Willie Ford Carman Pitts Willie Bodrick Pierre Lewis Lonnie Evans Robert Wilder Harold Hudson Kenneth Dewberry Gordon Burke Winston McGruder Raymond Lakes Congratulations From No. 2 Shepherd Court MR. J. P. JACKSON, Minister MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH t PRINTERS PUBLISHERS LITHOGRAPHERS f ANNUALS CATALOGS BOOKS Printed to order i MULTIPLE CARBON BUSINESS FORMS f RULING JOB PRINTING i ENGRAVED INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS f and CALLING CARDS l BOOKBINDING of all kinds BIBLES Old books and Valuable Documents repaired OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY 'Columbus Office Supply Company telephone: - Fairfax 2-4478 1335 - 37 SIXTH AVENUE COLUMBUS. GEORGIA BROWN REALTY SCHOMBURG'S Jewelers for 95 Years Columbus, Georgia INSURANCE CO. Sales — Rental — Insurance SPECIALIZING IN COLLECTING RENT 810 Sixth Avenue FA 4-3586 COMPLIMENTS OF L. G. Balfour Company Congratulations and Best Wishes R. M. Hendrick to the Graduate Supply House Class of 1967 From Newsfoto Publishing Company MATTHEWS through TEACHERS AGENCY OF GEORGIA, INC. Post Office Box 100 1122 Broadway 2302 Wynnton Rd. Dublin, Georgia 31021 LUKE P. PERRY, REPRESENTATIVE Columbus Square Compliments of Your Cool and Comfortable LIBERTY THEATER 821 - 8th Avenue K I R A L F Y ' S DOWNTOWN — CROSS COUNTRY COLUMBUS SQUARE Columbus, Georgia COMMUNITY CLEANERS Compliments City Wide Pick Up Delivery of 519 4th Ave Phone 322-8951 Columbus, Ga. DRUE'S BEAUTY SHOP UNITED FISH COMPANY BROWN'S CLEANERS Odorless Cleaning 2715 Buena Vista Road 1 HOUR OR 1 DAY SERVICE We have fresh fish daily. PICK UP AND DELIVERY We clean them free. 2330 Buena Vista Rd FA 2-9652 te- SGT. MORROW Photography Compliments of Weddings — Schools — Commercial Baby Family Pictures TOM RIVERS Parties — All Occasions PHONE 545-4600 Compliments of IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP 823 8th Avenue J. D. PIERCE, Prop. 322-9523 Congratulations to the Senior Class Be a Hit — Come to the PIT 1023 Broadway Congratulations to the Office FA 2-7242 Residence 323-3811 Senior Class From GREETINGS CITY FOOD MARKET CHARLESTON PERSONNEL BUREAU 2341 Buena Vista Road 500V2 Ninth St. 3rd Floor, Sconiers Building Compliments of FARLEY REALTY CO. INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of MRS. E. W FARLEY, Mgr DR. C. V. WILLIAMS 814 - 5th Avenue Phone FA 3-8576 Columbus, Georgia And Success to the Class of '67 CONGRATULATIONS On Your Graduation X. WILLOUGHBY BANKSTON THE WHITE FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS On Your Graduation WILLOUGHBY BANKSTON THE HENRY HUGHES FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS to my Godchild DONNA M. PORTER From NANNIE ELIZABETH of Orleans, France Best Wishes to our Daughter DONNA From SFC MRS. ARTHUR L. PORTER Cut Flower — Potted Plant — Corsage Albright's Joy Shop 1301 13th Street Phone FA 2-8201 Columbus, Georgia GLENN K. ALBRIGHT, Jr. WEDDINGS ARE OUR SPECIALTY PROMS DANCES COMPLIMENTS OF SOL LOEB CO. Established in 1868 Wholesale Groceries and Cigars 900 Front Ave. Phone FA 2-7376 1012 - 1st Avenue Dial 324-3592 FOR THE SWINGIN'EST STYLES, IT'S SLhwobmj; iff....all at low, moker-to-w BROADWAY AT 10TH ST. COLUMBUS SQUARE HOLIDAY HOUSE FURNITURE CO. PEOPLE'S FURNITURE COMPANY Elegant but not Expensive Corner of 13th Street and Broadway Columbus, Georgia Complete Household Furnishings CASH OR TERMS Graduates, let us serve you and your family. Compliments of White Brothers Columbus-Phenix City Service Center Cleaners Association 1321 Cusseta Rd. Phone FA 2-6069 Modern as Tomorrow GAS and OIL State Approved Compliments of HOLLYWOOD WIGS Wear What the Stars Wear LENNIT GRILLS FA 2-7793 9 East 10th Street Stylist — MRS. EVELYN BRAYE at Manager — MISS MARGARET PRUETT Brookhaven Boulevard — 13th Ave. Congratulations Seniors Columbus Area Vocational-Technical School, Branch 1 Telephone: 561-8972 — 561-2889 Courtland Avenue, Route 2 Columbus, Georgia 31907 Res. FA 4-2208 Bus. FA 3-0513 WILLIAM T. FORD MORTUARY AMBULANCE SERVICE 2715 - 9th Street Columbus, Ga. CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class and to my Daughter DIANNE ELLISON From Her Mother MRS. ANNE ELLISON CONGRATULATIONS to my Peers on Their Graduation from WILLIAM GREEN Cejjiarfcr Robert Chattahoochee Valley Refrigeration Service -Euld£E- Builders, Inc. COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC RAYMOND MAYS, Pres. Service with a Smile Phone 322-2469 210 - 9th St. ROBERT L. WEEKS Columbus, Ga. 31901 Phone FA 2-0840 3325 Morehouse St. COLUMBUS, GA. CONGRATULATIONS to my daughter CONGRATULATIONS to my Grandaughter BRENDA MONTGOMERY BRENDA MONTGOMERY from from MRS. MATTIE MITCHELL MRS. FANNIE HEATH CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '67 CONGRATULATIONS to my daughter from BARBARA JACKSON JONES and TAYLOR'S CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS to my daughters VIOLET and SHIRLEY from CONGRATULATIONS to Betty S. Carter from MRS. L. BELL SGT. HERBERT DOWDLE Best Wishes To JACQUELINE SMITH CONGRATULATIONS to our daughter from SYLISTER WILLIAMS ALLEN YOUTH COUNCIL from Chairman—Mrs. Evans MR. MRS. DANIEL WILLIAMS Congratulations to CONGRATULATIONS to our daughter BARBARA HOUSTON JEWEL from from CHARLIE HENDERSON MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND MAYS Compliments of WILLIAMS SUPER MARKET 3419 Decatur Street Phone FA 7-7008 Senior Directory George Ages 2935 Baldwin Street Clementine Alexander 938 Booker Street Theresa Ashmon 2825 Colorado Street Sandra Atkinson 695 lllges Road Lincoln Court, Apt I I Gwendolyn Austin 655 Pierce Drive Willoughby Bankston 1710 Box Road Lonnie Bass 806-34th Avenue Jcrcldine Bedell 226 Forrest Road Bernice Bell 933 Samson Avenue Bonnie Faye Bell 3411 Terminal Court Shirley Ann Bell 2936B-Baldwin Street Violet Bell 2936B- Baldwin Street Roland Belcher 3219 O'Neal Street Betty Biddles 715 Annette Avenue Cynthia Biggers 534 Chesterfield Avenue Carolyn Jean Blackmon 3040 Baldwin Street Willie Ray Boderick 1001 Diggs Avenue Henry W. Booth 507A-Farley Homes Larry Boyd 3 103 Morehouse Street Glenda Branford 2939-8th Street Ruth Brannigan 937 lllges Road Annie Britten 2640 Spenola Street Larry Browder 933 Booker Avenue Lucy Browder 1033 Adair Avenue Ella Brown Rte. 1, Box 71 Midland, Ga. Jacqueline Brown 328 Art Avenue Agnes Buckner 739 Timberlane Drive Amos Buckner 739 Timberlane Drive Gordon Burke 1033 Fleming Avenue Josephine Burks Rte. I, Box 47 Midland, Ga. Lee D. Butler 922 Booker Avenue Earlene Byrd Rte. 14 Box 167 Upatoi, Ga. John Byrd Rte. 1, Box 155 Betty Carter 2833 Harlem Court Bessie Castile 204A-Elizabeth Canty Apts. Sandra Faye Chester 642 Dawson Drive Marion Coleman 2905 Thomas Street Charlie Cook 683 lllges Road James Crenshaw 3235 Gleason Avenue Thurman Cruz 34 15 Terminal Court Sharon Crittenden 520 Forrest Road Angela Davis 923 Rigdon Road Anthony Davis 920 lllges Road, Apt A. Della Davis 1011 Fisk Avenue Frank Davis 1000 lllges Road Norman Davis 1000 lllges Road Raycill Davis 2808-9th Street Kenneth Dewberry 3310 Decatur Street Robert Dewberry 1406 Zi-29th Street Carolyn Dirks 337-28th Street Lugenia Dixon Rte. 1, Box 159 Upatoi, Ga. Josephine Dixon Rte. 1, Box 9 Upatoi, Ga. Michael Dodson 4307 Moline Avenue Mae Jean Dumas 234 Schutalga Road Gary Early Rte. 1, Box 319 Synthia Edwards 842 Washington Avenue Annie Eelbeck Rte. I, Box 534 Midland, Ga. Dianne Ellison 605D-Elizabeth Canty Apts Jacqueline Esters 3212 Carver Street Lonnie Evans 3021-8th Street Joann Ford 2722 Pinola Avenue Tommy Ford 2722 Pinola Avenue Willie Ford 2213J-14th Avenue Joann Foster Rte. 2, Box 295 Buena Vista Rd. Roosevelt Foster 2716 Willow Street Mary Freeman 2705-10th Street Eula Gardner 6406 Buena Vista Road Ruby Gardner 911 Fleming Avenue Corine Gary 2728 Thomas Street Kathleen Garza 1017 Diggs Avenue Shcrrye Gaskin 3012 Shirley Ann Drive Maxine Giles 2809-9th Street Judy Gilmore Rte. 1, Box 143 Talbotton Road Olga Gilmore 1 009-9th Street Patricia Gilmore 909 Charleston Avenue Eddie Grannison Rte. 1, Box 141 Midland, Ga. Barbara Green 955-34th Avenue William Green 560 Radcliff Avenue Alvin Greening 935 Samson Avenue Thomas Grooms 2721-9th Street Eric Hall 2924E-7th Street Mary Hampton 5020 Shirley Ann Drive Annie Hardaway 6919 Mitchell Drive Herbert Harper Havenbrook Ct., Apt 15 Jerome Harris 565 Radcliff Avenue Leola Harris 303 Elizabeth Canty Apt Leroy Harrow 4 148 Bellamy Street Rudolph Hayes 1 10D-Warren Wms. Homes Harry Hicks 937 lllges Road Angela D. Hill 4668 Buckner Drive Betty Hockcr 2720 Buena Vista Rd. Christine Hollis 2930 Lansing Avenue Curtis Hollis Rte. 1, Box 29 Macon Road Ernest Hollis 2719 Baldwin Street LaFrench Hollis Rte. 1, Box 26 Midland, Ga. Thomas Hollis 2619 10th Street Jessie Holt 938 Diggs Avenue Cecil Hood 1 51 2-27th Street Barbara Houston 3215 O'Neal Street Ruth Howard 4038 Maplewood Drive Harold Hudson 3116 Morehouse Street Evelyn Huling Rte. 1, Box 118 Warm Spring Road Marvin Humber 1432 Sheppard Drive Barbara Jackson 1010 Fisk Avenue Melvin Ingram 1013 34th Avenue Carter Jackson 782 Terminal Court 221 Senior Directory Charles Jackson 1333-22nd Street James Jackson 919-32nd Avenue Tommy Walker James 2933 Baldwin Street Donald Jenkins 1040 Fleming Avenue Albert Johnson Rte. 1, Box 140 River Road David Johnson 2907 Doyle Avenue Deborah Johnson 3225 Morehouse Street George Johnson Rte. 1, Box 125 River Road Henry Johnson 4650 Buckner Avenue Linda Johnson 930 Chesterfield Avenue Amos Jones 2807 Baldwin Avenue Georgia Jones 2834 Baldwin Street Joe C. Jones 560 Chesterfield Avenue Katie Jones Rte. 2, Box 638 Dawson Drive Melvin Jones 2807 Baldwin Street Ossie Jones lllD-Warren Williams Apts. Yvonne Jones 1304 Regina Drive Wilson Jones 2901.9th Street Raymond Lakes 110 Henry Drive Izora Kindred 683 Marida Apt. Illges Rd Betty Arnita King 2909 Thomas St. Johnny King 5666 Alfred Drive Alves ter Lamb 1 543 3rd Avenue Lawrence Anton Lane 3525 Ruben Street Winifred Lane 1040 Diggs Avenue Lucille Lawrence 1 1 15 48th Street Mary Layfield Rte. 1, Box 74 Midland, Georgia Haywood Leonard 2942 8th Street Lilia Marsha Leonard 717 Lawyers Lane Pierre Lewis 918 Booker Avenue Jacob Little Rte. 1, Box 162 Fortson, Georgia Verna Littlejohn 1026 Fleming Avenue Gloria Ann Luttrell 900 Lawyers Lane James Luttrell 1213 Pou Street Samuel Manuel 94 1 Spruce Avenue Helen Marshall 3325 8th Street Garrett Mathis 15-C Buena Vista Estates Myra Mathis Rte. 1, Box 303 Upatoi, Georgia Jewel Mays 827 33rd Avenue Harold McCoy 828 32nd Avenue Winston McGruder 960 Illges Road Teresa Miles Rte. 1, Box 538 Upatoi, Georgia Gloria J. Miller 3309 10th Street Shirley L. Miller 5030 Kennedy Street Verlinda Mingo 3019 Colorado Street Clarence Mitchell 746 Terminal Ct. Apt. Ill Jerome Mitchell 621 Steam Mill Road Brenda J. Montgomery 2837-B Colorado Street Willie Moore 618 James Avenue Melvin Morris 2803 8th Street Robert Morris I 064 Bedford Avenue Erma J. Mullen 3326 Gleason Avenue Elizabeth Mullins 821 32nd Avenue Carrie Nelson 3022 9th Street Clara Nelson 2730 Spenola Street Stanley Nelson 3019 Colorado Street James Newsome 2723 8th Street Emma Oates 610-E Pierce Drive Bernice Odom 1706 Anita Avenue Benjamin Oliver 912 Fleming Avenue Mary Oxford 211 Henry Drive Betty J. Owens 3322 10th Street Robert L. Owens 907 32nd Avenue Bruce Parkman 633 Dawson Drive Thomas J. Patrick 1351 2 24th Street Willie Peterson 3720 Macon Road Ronald Perry 695 Illges Rd. Apt. 4 Walter Pierce 2929 8th Street Carman Pitts 2813 8th Street Dcbro Pitts 2801 9th Street Willie Pitts 3721 Macon Road Jacquelyn Powell 2944 10th Street Donna Porter 4725 LaSalle Drive Mary Porter Rte. 1, Box 13 Upatoi, Georgia Roxie Radncy Rte 1, Box 144 Fortson, Georgia William A. Renfro 321 1 Carver Street Nathaniel Richardson 229-A Forrest Road John Robinson 1012 Enoch Drive Iris C. Robinson 1 470 Brazil Avenue Carolyn Rodgers 2737 Buena Vista Rd. Charlie Rodgers 1021 Adair Apt. 5 Douglas Rodgers 671 Steammill Rd. Edgar Scott 3571 Woodland Dr. Patrick H. Scott 3031 Colorda Street Minnie B. Seldon Rte. 1 Upatoi, Georgia Paulien Senior Rte 1, Box 93 Midland, Georgia Delores Sheppard 3315 O'Neal Street Patricia Sherman 1018 Fish Avenue Alvin White 301 31st Avenue Gregory White 301 Mays Avenue Robert Wilder 935 Fleming Avenue Ben Williams 952 Illges Road Cynthia Williams 4654 Farley Drive Henry Williams 764 Terminal Court Louise Williams Rte. 1, Box 26 Midland, Georgia Rosetta Williams 2936-A Baldwin Street Sylvester Williams 613 Steammill Road Zelma Williams Rte. 1, Box 32 Midland, Georgia Anderson, Williamson 760 Illges Road Judy Ann Willis 234-H Schatulga Road Barbara Woodard 729 Church Street Freddie Woody 638-A Dawson Drive Ruby Wright 122 Ingersol Loop 222 (hdoqJtapPiA 223 CludtoqAaphA 224