Central High School - Pegasus Miller Lanier Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1966 volume:

MILLER SENIOR LANIER SENIOR MACON, GEORGIA [he leisurely days of summer are a half-remembered dream once again we return to the frenetic pace of autumn ... ginkgo trees make iden carpet and the air is fresh and tingling As nature prepares for her winter’s sleep, Miller and Lanier come alive with the urgency of youth, exhilarated with life with the anxiety of football games, the happiness of Homecoming, Sponsors’ Day, bonfires, pep rallies, superlatives the doubt and uncertainty of the first report card, of “being accepted,” of grasping high school’s new challenge All of these are autumn at Miller and Lanier it is a time when 2,000 youth embark upon a journey, amid the heritage of two schools, aged in years, nevertheless perpetually young because of youth in them a journey which leaves childhood behind and maturity just around the corne1 with each traveler rarely look- ing back an Odyssey called education Sp = a) s CO a: = Ss sD = A Winter 1s Repose and Actwity ' he t y { c Fr As fall fades into the gray Somberness of winter, the tran- quil world takes its repose |). the days seem shorter and assignments longer .. . Winter is many things to many people ... walking in the hippy air, lost in thought |). 0a light, magic layer of snow a cold hand On a colderrifie ... college board exams the wild frenzy of basketball games ... defeating Wil- lingham � .. the joy and warmth of Christmas . .. the thrill of wearing new clothes for the first time ... the gala atmosphere and hilarity of New Year’s Eve Winter is a time when nature slows its pace and youth accelerates its quest for identity in a society which places tremendous pressure on the young ... when the earnest- ness of youth is balanced against the wisdom of the age. Spring 1s End and Beginning The incessant activity and vitality of the world grips Miller and Lanier in the spring as nature zestfully be- gins its year, the year of school ends on an equally ringing note Spring signals the advent of Competitiv ght Sports Day baseball games Recognition Day . the Military Ball choosing cheerleaders meeting dead- lines Graduation and for some, the wonder of love rhis is spring, the grand finale of a year that has passed too rapidly to remember, and yet, too slowly to forget a year which will melt irretrievably into the past . and when Miller and Lanier have changed and we, older in years, in a moment of sentimental evaluation reminisce about youth perhaps we too shall say, “Ah, this younger generation” because Miller and Lanier will have left upon us the indelible imprint of success and failures, heart- aches and happiness which will remain with us for- ever more. FALL Faculty Sophomore Class Football Homecoming Cheerleaders Maporettes Band Intramurals BIBB COUNTY BOARD oF EDUCATION 2064 Vineville Avenue E-ducation Dr. Julius L. Gholson, Superintendent of Schools SEATED Left to Right: Mr. Marvin Jones, Administrative Assistant; Mr. Lloyd Newberry, Assistant Superintend- ent; Mr. Gus Parker, Administrative Assistant; STANDING: Mr. Kemp Mabry, Director of Guidance; Mr. Al- len Gurley, Administrative Assistant- Instruction; Mr. John Jones, Super- vising Principal of High School Instruc- tion. BOARD OF EDUCATION ai or A mS + Only one man may claim the unique distinction of being the first Lanier principal to have graduated from Lanier this man is Elton Wall For a great portion of his life, Elton Wall was associated with Lanier in the capacity of student, teacher, and coac h. Through his past service and his present position as prin- cipal, Mr. Wall has always exemplified those exacting qualities which Lanier continually strives to instill into its students. In his short tenure at Lanier, he has revolutionized the functions of an old institution. Better teacher working conditions, more intense and more numerous courses, and general administration efficiency have marked Lanier un- der Mr. Wall. To head the operations of a school of one thousand boys, a remarkable man is the order of the day, and our principal is this man. The Lanier Annual staff proudly salutes Elton L. Wall. The Miller Annual staff wishes to recognize our prin- cipal, Miss Clara Nell Hargrove. for the quality of the achievements which have marked her work at Miller Senior High. She constantly strives to improve; the results are obvious. Every member of the student body is aware of our school’s reputation for academic excellence and high standards. Miss Hargrove has organized the school so well that we seldom realize how much administrative work is involved in the daily functioning of a school of this size. Finally, we would note the support and cooperation which she gives us in our projects and extra-curricular activities. We proudly salute for het superior leadership, Miss Clara Nell Hargrove. aS ae pee: WwrepAaLt — 2 Wess: i 1 ; : } TTT nl Rae a ae ofle anh et eh hin Se Ny iran one tl LANIER FACULTY— BEST IN YEARS The vigor and spirit of a crop of new, youthful teachers, combined with the unflagging steadiness and wisdom of the more seasoned, gave Lanier its most out- standing faculty in many years. A unique breed of teacher is required to instruct teenage boys—a teacher with deep dedication, and exemplary moral character, patience, and a sense of humor. While commanding the respect of boys, the faculty has also gained their admiration. No amount of eloquence could express our gratitude to and love for the faculty. The teachers and administrators of Lanier have abided by the simple but exacting claim, “We Lead.” Henry Middlebrooks Assistant Principal Bobby N. McElroy—Guidance Mrs. Delores Brown—Secretary Miss Alice Lott—Guidance Mrs. Marjorie Griffin—Dietitian James R. Coleman—Physics Thomas W. Bentley—Chemistry Bill Abare—Biology, Advanced Biology and Chemistry Willard Golden—Chemistry Mrs. Ina Putnal—Chemistry Mrs. Nell Gazafy—Biology E. V. Knight—Biology : ; John Breedlove—English Mrs. Mary S. Brown—English Miss Glenda Benefield—English Mrs. Lillian P. Jones—Assistant Librarian Mrs. Francis F. Harrison—Librarian Mrs. Jo Allen—English Mrs. Carolyn Beckelheimer English Mrs. Elizabeth Glass—English Stephen Chanin—English Mrs. Margaret F. Mathews—Bookkeeping Mrs. Richard Mathews—English Mrs. Elizabeth Knox—English Mrs. Allene C. King—Typing Mrs. Betty Lewis—American Govern- ment and Foreign Relations Bill Thornton—American Government Felix Neal—American History +i, Veer, ay av? PS r..° @ MM wit 7 : x, Cal Landon Brent—Economics Mrs. Bettye Parker Gus Johnson M. L Economics ican Government Brannen—World Geography and Amer- American History Bill McCullough— American History : Thomas M. Close—Trigonometry and Advanced Math Clarence E. Goss Isabelle Kinnett - Algebra Geometry Bury] Mc Waters—Trigonometry Jim Nolan—Mechanical Drawing and Algebra Mrs. Sally Brannen— Algebra John W. Swint—Geometry J. Aubrey Fk � yd— Spanish Joe DeFore—Metal Shop Herschel Simmons—Agriculture Miss Nellie Lamar—Spanish Rudisill McCord—Wood Shop Mrs. Irene Tidwell French Mrs. Elsie Dechman German Faculty The faculty at Miller is an inspiration to all the student body, if not the heart of Miller quite definitely an inseparable part of it. Each teacher gives her pupils a chance to involve themselves in an experi- ence which may never come again, the learning experience. These adults have a grave responsibility—one of providing students with a foundation for general culture, of broadening their viewpoints, and of developing sound thinking. It is with respect and awe that we at Miller realize how well this responsibility is met. Mrs. Susan Moss Language Mrs. Helen Hanson English Mrs. Emily Vickers Physical Education Mrs. Julia Carver Mrs. Mary Pellew Science Business Education Mrs. Georgia Jackura Miss Karen Witschi Social Studies English Miss Jean Harrison Social Studies Mrs. Dolores Ruff Guidance Counselor Miss Emily Griswell Home Economics Mrs. Amy Olmstead Lunchroom Manager Miss Geraldine Jackson Language Miss June Thornton Social Studies Mrs. Carolyn Phelps Assistant Librarian Mrs. Genevieve McMillan Science Miss Rosalyn Harden Physical Education Mrs. Alice Pate Librarian Mrs. Olga McLain Social Studies Mrs. Mary Alice Newberry—Busi- ness Education Miss Emily Orr Secretary Miss Addie Funderburke English Mrs. Lynette Sessions English Mr. Harold Greeney Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth Katz Social Studies Mrs. Isabel Gillespie English Mrs. Virginia Boger Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary Gray Mathematics Miss Dorothy Simmons Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth Clark English, Language Mrs. Lois Willingham Business Education _— ? er % €n - : ) } Mrs. Bess Mincey English Mrs. Lucile Hanson Mathematics Mrs. Catherine DuPree Home Economics Miss Mary Holmes Social Studies Mrs. Helen Manor English Mrs. Carolyn Maynard Science Mrs. Karen Rollins English Mrs. Martha Smith Science Mrs. Margaret Elkins Language Miss Ann Culverhouse Business Education SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED, Left to Right: Parker, Director; STANDING: Don Zorn, Ricky Bussey, Director Harris Hines, Secretary-Treasurer; gan, Director Mixon Robinson, President; Sandy Jones, Vice President; Kenny Sophomore Class SEATED Left to Right: Jenny MacMillan, Secretary-Treasurer; Glenda Greene, Vice Presi- dent; Karen Williamson, President; Bonnie Barnes, Director. Loh Director; Jim Mor- Bob Adams Joel Adelstone Steve Agee David Allen Larry Allen Bobby Andrews Chuck Arnold Robert Barfield Joel Barnes Wendy Barnes Christy Bass Bill Bates Richard Batton Michael Bennett Mike Bennett Jerry Berkner Mike Berkner Steve Bentley Billy Bilow Amos Betleyoun Randy Bickley Howard Birt Raymond Birt Ronnie Blalock Windy Blanks Larry Bloodworth Gary Blount Philip Bonine Alvin Booker Joe Boothe Joe Bost Ronnie Bowden Kenny Bray Thomas Brewer Mike Bridges Russell Bryant Mike Bryant Stark Buckner Spencer Bullis Charles Burris Ronnie Bush Walter Bush Richard Bussey Wayne Byrnes Jerry Campbell Vince Canipelli David Carr Mike Carr Edwin Carr Bob Cason Bill Chapman John Chapman Paul Chenoweth Henry Clance Jerald Clark Bubba Cloud Tommy Conger Dudley Cook Kenny Corbitt Mike Cox Mike Cox Jimmy Creel Glenn Cribb Calvin Cummings Richard Davis Al Davis Russell Davis Roy Dean Larry Deriso Charles Discher Buddy Donaldson Gary Dorsey Terry Douthit Walter Duke Al Dukes Jamie Dunn Mike Durban Doug Edwards John Eipert Chuck Ellison Tommy Ethridge Benny Ethridge Gary Evans Ray Evans Wiley Fields Don Flanders Steve Ford Billy Foy Ross Free Chuck Freeman John Fowler Stanley Fuller Walter Gabriel Wayne Gaddis Jimmy Gamble Bill Garvin Ernest Gay David Gelfman Martin Gazafy Marvin Giddens Fred Giles Tommy Gillespie Philip Gilstrap Mike Goble Bruce Gordy Emmett Grant Leonard Grant Don Gray Samuel Gray Gary Guntor Mike Hagerty Harvey Hall Paul Hall Judd Hamm Larry Hammock Terry Hammock Carroll Hanse Tim Hardy Hank Harper Norman Harrell Phil Harshaw Jack Harshbarger Johnny Harrison Doug Hawthorne James Havard Chuck Heard Larry Herndon Gene Herndon Buck Herring Larry Hicks Larry Hill Harris Hines Ed Hogan Frank Holmes Billy Hollis Wayne Hoover Darrel Hopson Kenny Hortman David Horton Donnie Howard Bernard Howell Curtis Howell Tommy Howell Vernon Hoyt Randy Hubbard Michael Hudgins Hugh Hudson Hugh Hunnicutt Richard Hunnicutt Dennis Ingley Baxter James Wesley James Dane Jackson Lee Jennings Carl Johnson Kenton Johnson Mike Johnson Randy Johnson Sandy Jones David Jones George Jones Mike Jones Verlin Jones Ronnie Jordan Paul Jordan Kenny Kaplan Dennis Keene Ray Kelly Wayne Key Al King David Kinard Carl Knight Don Klima Carl Kroemer Chuck Lamb John Laurens Ronnie Layson Robby Lee Brooks Little Hugh Little Gary Lindsey Mike Lumpkin Gregory Lundy Jerry Lyles Charles Malone Charlie Martin Bill Martin Roy Maddox David Matthews Jerry Mattox Tommy Mauldin Johnny Mayo Terry Maxwell Jimmy McAnn Fleming McCall Mitchell McCallum Danny McCorkle David McDaniel Terry McDaniel Wade McCurry George McEachin Morty McInvale Jack McKay Larry McKinney Robert McLendon Wayne McLendon Larry Meade Joseph Middlebrooks Steve Miles David Miller Rodney Mitchell Larry Moate Jackson Morgan Jimmy Morgan Emory Mosley Thomas Mosley Jebb Munroe Jack Murphey Kevin Murphy Mike Nicholas Gary Nix Lewis Noble Billy Orr Larry Orton Kenny Parker Silvanius Paris Dery! Pate Paul Pearce Mike Pearson James Perdue Thomas Poore John Powell Jay Priester Charlie Pritchett Bill Purdy Jimmy Purvis Walter Pryor Rex Putnal Bobby Powers Bobby Puryear Peyton Quarles Larry Raleigh Jerry Rankin Harold Reeves John Reeves Walter Reynolds Smitty Richards Bernard Richardson Pelayo Riera Rodger Rigo Mixon Robinson Steve Rodgers Tommy Rodgers Jack Rycroft Don Sanders Shelton Sanford James Scarborough Carl Schuchman Ricky Scott Zeddie Scott Clay Shearer Jerry Shelton Len Shelton Bobby Shepherd Tommy Sherwood Darrell Sikes Phil Simmons Lawrence Sinclair Allen Slentz Mike Slover Larry Smallwood Gerrell Smith Jimmy Sneary Frank Sorrow Lonnie Spivy John Spillers Carl Statham David Steele John Stevens Larry Stewart Horace Stringfellow Claude Suttles Bennie Sutton Zimmie Sutton Richard Syme David Taylor John Taylor Jimmy Taylor Larry Tomlinson Freddy Thompson Jerry Thompson Graham Thorpe Frank Toole Jimmy Tucker Ray Turner Manuel Valdes Solomon Varnado Gary Veal Conrad Vogel Greg Vogel Norris Wallace Buster Wainwright James Wall Larry Wall Kendall Ward Matt Walters Roger Ward Emory Watson Bobby Welker Mike Wensell Eddie White Jimmy Whitehurst Ed Whitener Johnny Whitmire Bobby Williams Bucky Wood Jeff Wood Lou Wood Gary Worstel Randolph Wynn Gus Yarbrough Ronnie Yarbrough Mark Yarn Scott Young Don Zorn -- ; a Wass “Awright fellas, on the count of three, let’s jump the fence Let’s get your mind on more important things, Dick! Diane Ackely Stevonne Agee Beth Alderman Patsy Allen Susan Anderson Carol Andrews Cheri Archbelle Francene Arden Gayle Arrington Sherill Aspinwall Beth Avret Balius Athel Gail Bankston Debby Barlow Bonnie Barnes Gloria Battle Priscilla Beal Meri Beasley Sandra Beasley Ann Bell Patty Bennett Cheryl Bentley Joanne Birchenall Jo Bittaker Sylvia Black Gail Blankenship Miriam Bohler Pam Bonham Beverly Boutwell Suzanne Bowden Suzanne Brackett Barbara Brady Linda Branan Renee Branton Linda Brewer Gail Brooks Beverly Brown Carol Brown Gay Brown Gayle Brown Patsy Brown Patricia Buchanan Sally Bullington Rhonda Bullock Brenda Burke Linda Burnette Jeanie Burress Elizabeth Butler Beverly Byers Karen Caldwell Mary Calhoun Dot Carmichael Janice Carmichael Betty Causey Gladys Champion Nan Chapman Gayle Clark Prissy Clark Kathy Clay Gloria Jean Clayton Debbie Cohen Jean Coleman Helen Collins Mary Ann Collins Janice Cofer Linda Cotton Gloria Couch Leigh Couch Karen Cox Libby Cox Leslie Crandall Patti Crawford Vi Crawford Molly Crow Ann Dantzler Shirley Darity Patty Davis Patty Davis Joy Defore Deidre Dekle Joyce Dennis Pam DeVane Michael Donald Grace Douglas Gail Dowlen Brenda Dunn Nancy Dyche Mary Patricia Edwards Melinda Edwards Winston Elliot Charlotte Etheridge Marsha Evans Penny Faircloth Mary Anna Fambro Linda Farr Audrey Ford n°) a � ? Helen Foster Nancy Gavin Peggy George Sandy George Beverly Gibson Ellen Gibson Quintress Gilbert Debby Ginn Betty Gladney Jean Gober Carolyn Gostin Lee Gostin Cathy Green Pat Green Glenda Greene Josephine Grier Karen Griner Gail Haines Kathy Hale Judy Hall Sue Hall Mary Lee Haney Bowman Hanson Lala Happ Dianne Harrell Connie Harris Karen Harris Annette Harrison Peggy Hatcher Marguerite Helms Mona Hickson Barbara Hildebrand � Paula Hinson Susan Hinson Ann Hofstadter Meg Hogan Elaine Hollingshed Elaine Huckabee Patricia Hudson Debbie Hurd Aleta Huser Dorothy Huff Margaret Jaccine Carolyn Jackson Olivia Jackson Annette James Linda James Theresa Jinwright Diane Jobe Deborah Jones Janis Jones Marilyn Jones Connie Judd Debbie Kearnes Beverly Kelly Leola Kendrick Betty Sue Kennington Brenda Kerce Linda Ketchie Angie King Sharon King Evelyn Kitchens Jan Kitchens Janice Kitchens S 22355 Vender Knowles Kay Land Judy Lawrence Judy Lee Vivian Lee Susan Lester Shirley Long Beth Lovelace Ann MacEwen Jenny MacMillan Linda McCall Gail McCallum Linda McCollum Peggy McCollum Carol McDonald Linda McDougal Bonnie McGee Ellen McGee Kaye McGriff Patricia McKelvey Faye McKinney Renee McKinney Janice McQueen Ginny McRae Cathy Maddox Martha Malone Carolyn Martin Kathy Martin Nancy Martin Vera Mason Donna Day Massey Roselle Massey Kay Matson Beverly Meharg Vickie Merritt Kathleen Miles Ann Minchew Karen Mondey Cary Moore Regina Moore Pam Mull Geraldine Neeley Marsha Kay Northington Annette Norton Gayle Oliver Sharon O'Neal Yuevonne Owens Elaine Owensby Martha Payne Jane Perkins Margaret Peterson Diane Pope Donna Posey Betty Pound Kathy Price Doris Proskauer Vivian Purdy Wanda Rachels Madelyn Raley Cathy Ramey Brenda Randall Jean Reese Mary Ann Register Frances Rhodes Joyce Rice Diana Riera Wanda Rodgers Susan Romeiser Sandy Roundtree Elaine Rowell Hattie Pearl Rozier Martha Rutland Jo Beth Sanders Sue Saylors Debbie Scarborugh Gerin Schochat Clementine Sellers Carol Shadburn Janice Shaffer Pat Sheppard . - Sophie Shockley Shirley Sims Carol Smaha Diane Smallwood Becky Smith Betty Jo Smith Deborah Smith Dianne Smith Gale Smith Janice Smith Mavis Smith Susan Smith Anita Sneary Elaine Sorrow Laralene Spillers Sheryl Stahl Betty Stanley Becky Stephens Jo Ann Sterling Daphne Stevens Rhonda Stewart Mary Ann Stokes Annie Ruth Stone Marcie Swint Coco Tainio Brenda Tanner Jo Ann Tanton Eva Taylor Linda Taylor Lynn Thomas Barbara Thompson Marcy Thompson June Thornton Ann Tillery Rosemary Titshaw Barbara Torbert Sherry Towles Jackie Ussery Sheila Ussery Linda Wade Claudia Walden Carolyn Walker Alice Wallace Elaine Ward Betty Webb Robin Wellons Barbara Whitehead Paula Wiise Chery! Wilder Mina Wilder Catherine Wilkes Pat Wilkes Brenda Williams Tena Williams Karen Williamson Sandra Williamson Dottie Wilson Jane Wilson Phyllis Wilson Karen Wimberly Janice Wood Kay Wood Judy Woodall Mary Woolford Sharon Worsham Barbara Wright Linda Wright Vastly improved and ruggedly com- petitive are fitting attributes to the 1965 Poet football team. Mentored by a revised coaching staff, the Poets blocked and tackled a 4—4—2 record out of tough region 1-AAA. The solid Lanier defense earned the healthy respect of each opponent and was widely heralded during the season. Presenting a promising future, the 1965 Poets offer a bumper crop of upcoming lettermen. LANIER LANIER LANIER LANIER LANIER - ae ee RE ieee ee res od Pee as re feel Pa | NORTHSIDE WARNER ROBINS MOULTRIE COLUMBUS VALDOSTA Ray: oe et ag Ss a a er � a. ee . _- cA Fe ef Mat Gn ae bee | SG F 9 IS ait ear i ‘oor ogy (Oe aoagk. wad Qh OF AG ——_— eens ere ye ee eee es — ape | LANIER DOUGHERTY LANIER LAGRANGE LANIER ALBANY LANIER BAKER LANIER WILLINGHAM Coach Nolan Coaches—KNEELING 1. to r.: Goot Steiner, Bill Thornton, Bill McCullough; STANDING; Bill Abare, John Breedlove, Bob Thompson The improvement of the 1965 Poet football team can be credited in large I . . . . . r part to the Lanier coaching staff. Coaches McCullough, Steiner, Thompson, Breedlove, and Abare proved their salt in their first year, while Coaches Nolan and Thornton added the needed savvy and experience to complete i | the staff. A good coach not only directs his team in the methods of play, but also provides it with inspiration and incentive to win. Lanier’s football coaches have indeed accomplished both. Coach Thornton Coach Steiner Coach Abare Coach Breedlove SENIORS aw z Bobby Chanin G Ricky Williams Mike Mayo E John Thornton T Mm Me Bruce Vickers FB Most Valuable Player Bill White G Bobby Stroud LB Ricky Hall QB Bobby Gerhardt T Robert Webb HB Dock Bond Jim McCullough T = 2 . 4 «a. é % ) Te Or Wi ie Riley Bennett HB Russell Lipford G Bobby Reynolds HB Bobby Kimsey T Brannon Bonifay QB : Jeff Davis E Mgrs. Dana Koplin, Butcl Gledhill, Al ; P , Siehen — Gewinner Garrison G James Wall C Ricky Bussey G Harris Hines T 48 Wayne Byrnes G Mixon Robinson E Sandy Jones E Lou Wood QB Carl Ellington C Henry Swaim G c = 9 So” a wo Larry Horne HB Charlie Grinstead HB Rex Putnall E Seab Summers E Mers. Nicky Wilkins, Webb Bailey, Jim Purvis 49 me FIRST ROW: R. Edwards, L. Wood, K. Webb, B. Chapman, M. Gazafy, C. Discher, G. Guntor, B. Powers, B. Rader, G. Veal. C. Heard, C. Cumming, M. Hall, B. Donaldson. SECOND FOURTH ROW: Coach McCullough, C. Stadham, K. Small- ROW: R. Wynn, R. Lee, D. Miller, B. Garvin, C. Arnold, S. wood, M. Allman, H. Little, C. Lancaster, Coach Defore. Jones, W. Byrnes, B. Bilow. THIRD ROW: B. Horton, V. Bell, 1965 “B” TEAM RECORD LANIER 6 ALBANY 19 LANIER 26 NORTHSIDE LANIER 13 LAGRANGE 20. LANIER 7 ALBANY LANIER 6 LAGRANGE 19 LANIER 6 GRIFFIN LANIER 6 WILLINGHAM 0 50 BANK WITH Ce§ Calvin Cummings, hero of the “B” Team Willingham game. Coach Bill McCullough Coach Joe Defore Homecoming 1965 Homecoming Queen Miss Candy Champion Miss Ann Victoria Grice Homecoming Court Miss Martha McKay y Miss Taffy Richardson eS rat's ‘ ” AL Gay he ia JV sh CHEERLEADERS: FRONT—Harriet Jones, Shirley Coleman, A. V. Grice, Martha Mc- Kay; BACK, Michael Freeman, Candy Champion, Sandra Green, Bo Stewart, Shirley Harri- son, Margie Meadows, Rickey Smith. Extras Enltven Spirit No Games would be complete without the bands, cheerleaders or majorettes. The cheer- leaders exhaust themselves cheering for the team. Halftime shows are made much more en- joyable with the Miller band and with the rou- tines of the majorettes and flag-girls. MAJORETTES: June Sapp, Kay Horne, Carolyn Martin, Pam Barnette. MILLER BAND FLAG-GIRLS BAND OFFICERS: STANDING Susan Romeiser, Mon- tene Wilkinson, Judy Langly, Kathy Langley, Carol Bar- ron; SEATED, Dorothy Williams, Delores Griffin, Marie Steck. Band Officers—FIRST ROW: 1. to r.: Judy Lee, Mary Ann Chambless, Capt. Steve Patterson, First Lieutenant Jimmy Hamlin, Second Lieut. Terry Jordan, Drum Major Terry Harris, First Sergeant Ellis Wood, Staff Sgt. John Simmons, Majorette Cap- tain Pam Barnette, Nancy Norman. SECOND ROW —Sgt. Bobby Wood, Sgt. Randy Wills, Sgt. Carl Hamilton, Sgt. Irvin Shinholster, Sgt. Melvin Shinholster Lanier Sugar Robert R. Barnette Band Director Bear Band 7 . ia “ . a - « a J if ; ' id aad P - Terry Harris—Drum Major James Bond escapes with Pussy Galore aboard the Sugar Bear Helicopter toed . 23% Archery is a favorite at Miller Put your foot on the base! oa = ee a On your mark, Get set, Go! How did you get back there? This pyramid won't last forever! “ } eo =| nn 3 a an oI ev a a r= — 3 ” oe = =] 3 Gj a Oo — You don’t have to go through the basket too! Mrs. Diers, Miller’s substitute gym teacher, helps with golf technique. It’s not as easy as it looks Speed Pin Ball, Miller original Muscular Millerites “Love”, Ready? Soccer gives Miller headaches. Sophs beat Seniors in Volleyball Tournament Shuff le board on Miller’s deck Seniors drum up class spirit on Fun Night World’s Badminton Champion Modern dance brings out grace and poise Judy Smith—Egg-sit Kay Kozojed— Knee raises Eleanor White— Forward stretch Barbara Collier— Toe touches Q Donna Wynens— Gym Jumping Jack Sherry Daniels Jump Nancy Smith—Side leg raises Assistants What is a gym : —_ assistant? She is of Judy Hanson— er ini, ; ; Sitting sob touches : that rare species that , is willing to give up her study hall to do all sorts of menial tasks for the gym teachers. She is in- dispensable. Susan Humphrey— Modified push-up Jo Anne Gibson— Arm circles , : Karen Herin— —— High kick os Fay Burkett— Running in place Beverly Sheats— Pull up Mary Brown— Over-arm stretch Marion Breedlove— Bicycle “UPON THE FIELD OF FRIENDLY The military intramural program, in its efforts to encourage physical fitness and competitive spirit, achieved a new height of success during 1965-66. Since competition among companies for honor points in other phases of the military was quite keen, the additional points offered by basketball, track, softball, football, and volleyball champion- ships were alluring and sparked an unprecedented rivalry. Sergeant Eu- gene Brickhouse directed the intra- mural program. Sgt. Brickhouse Fo —) = — = aS NY me NN = NY = 7 ey 3 NN Fa) Winter Junior Class Swimming Basketball OTS Superlatives National Merit Star Student Honor Group si rs i st 8 eX JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Goldbaugh, Director; Steve Carreker, Bob Bond, President ; Anderson, Bonifay, President; Director: Director ; urer. Mike Gerry Hayes, Barry Vice Brannon Junor Class Carolyn Clancy, Harrison, Vice President; Director ; Left to Right: Shirley Director; Carol Patterson, Director; Not pictured: Lynn Jackura, Secretary-Treasurer; Jean DuPree, Gail Smith, Andy Watson, Secretary-Treas- Director; President. Richard Adkins Charles Adkison James Allen Barry Amos Robert Anderson Andy Andrews Jimmy Arnold Steve Arrington Charles Asbury Kenneth Atkinson Steve Autry Al Bailey Roderick Baker Phil Baker Jimmy Barbee Billy Barnett Harvey Barrett Phillip Batson Gary Batts Jim Beall Jerry Beasley Phil Bell Riley Bennett Gola Betleyoun Jimmy Bigler Barry Bond Brannon Bonifay Clifford Bowers John Bright Steve Brown Harvey Brown Eddie Brown Bruce Bryant Packy Cable Sonny Calhoun William Caldwell Robert Campbell Ken Carman Bill Carr Steve Carreker John Carson Chucky Carter Charlie Causey Tommy Chapman Joe Clements Daryl Clements David Cole Jimmy Colson David Courson Anthony Cox Speedy Creamer Billy Crusenberry Joe Culpepper Don Davenport Zero Davidson Monroe Davis Dennis Davis Jeff Davis Richard Davis Steve Davis Ronnie Dean Jed Dekle Johnny Donaldson David Dondes Buddy Doyle Wayne Driver Lester Dumas Paul Durden Art Edwards Carl Ellington Roger Elliot Larry Engram Mike Etheridge Jimmy Evans Ralston Evans John Fain Chip Faircloth Donnie Faulk Steve Fendrick Mark Fisher Christopher Fite Wade Foster Alan Frank John Gamble Mike Garris Butch Gledhill Jerry Goldbaugh Dennis Golden Larry Gordon Charles Grace Thorny Grant Richard Gray Warren Grice Ritchie Griffin Charlie Grinstead Chuck Grinstead John Hall Raymond Hall Ken Hall Nat Hamlin Gary Hammontree Glen Hancock Jerry Hardin Gary Harmon Toby Harris Terry Harris Tommy Harris Randall Harrison Terry Harrison Bill Harrison Jimmy Hartley Gerald Harvey Mike Hatcher Mike Hayes Don Haynes Tommy Hilley Wendell Hitchcock Gary Holley Larry Horne Dan Houston Stanley Howell Quinn Hudson John Humphreys Bruce Jackson Charlie James Eddie James Mike James Sandy Johnson Jerry Johnson Burton Jones Frank Jones Spurgeon Jones David Jordan Dick Joyner Doug Katz Charley Kearney Greg Keene David Kennedy George Kenny Bobby Kimsey Joe Kinard Craig Lavender James Lavender Eddie Leaptrot Ernest Lee Bert Levitt Russell Lipford Mike Lisenby Ray Livingston Billy Lober Mike Lubel Doug Lynch Tommy Madden David Mainor Tommy Mainor Phil Markert Jack Marshall Dale Martin Johnny Martin Gene Massey Richard Massey Charles Mathis Tom Matthews Benny Mayo Edwin McAllister Sonny McDaniel Harold McManus Bobby McMichael Horace McSwain W. 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Meadows Teddy Menear Doug Miles Erow Miller Thomas Miller Mike Milton Dan Molloy Charles Morgan Don Morgan Tommy Morgan Andy Nations Howell Newberry Steve Nichols Larry Nicholson Johnny Nickles Steve Peed George Perez-Poveda Dewey Pope Carl Powell Rae Preston Sam Price Stanley Purser Jack Pyles Bob Rader Ray Rader Danny Raines Lynn Ramey Doug Rappaport Louis Rau John Reeves Reggie Register Lamar Reid David Reynolds Paul Reynolds Dan Riley Sidney Rives Bobby Roberson Stanley Rodgers John Rohde Jimmy Sandefur Wayne Sanders Norman Sanders Perry Sandifer Tim Sasser Jack Schatz Leroy Schild Kevin Schochat Harry Scott Herbie Scott Mike Scroggins Robbie Seals Sherman Seals Randy Serbula Scotty Shepherd Harry Skinner Aaron Smith Randy Smith Larry Smith Earl Smith Terry Smith Lanier Smith Walter Smith Waver Sneed Darwin Soler Phil Stembridge Robert Stephens Ronnie Stevenson Bo Stewart Charles Stewart Charles Stillwell Tommy Stubbs The In Crowd Seab Summers Henry Swaim Butch Swinney Billy Taylor Ricky Thomas Bob Thompson Johnny Thornton Pete Tillery Hal Tullis Benny Turner Terry Ussery Stuart Van Orden Charlie Wallace Bill Warren Andy Watson Walter Wensell Jimmy White Andy Whitten Ken Wilkes Chris Williams Al Willis Trip Wingfield Joe Woodruff Winston Woolfolk Frank Wright John Wright Guy Wyche Bobby Wynn Wayne Yawn Robert Zellner =} a a S co = S es) PT tests. 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Jenny Abel Cheryl Acree Monnie Agnew Teresa Allen Brenda Alligood Linda Ard Donna Arnett Ann Bady Armentfurt Bailey Scharline Bailey Rita Baker Dale Barfield Marianne Barnes Nancy Barnes Pam Barnette Susan Bass Dianne Bassett Ruby Batchelor Gerladine Battle Judy Bedgood Sylvia Benton Penny Birchenall Gilda Bohannon Lila Bohannon 4 Janice Bollinger Gena Bowen Ann Bowers Donna Bracewell Janice Brice Elizabeth Brown Eudene Brown Mary Brown t Lee Buford Faye Burkett Amelia Burnette Evelyn Burney Norma Jean Burney Virginia Burns Kathy Butler Shirley Caldwell Janice Camp Jo Ann Canady Patty Canipe Dianne Cannon Linda Carter Cathy Cason Mary Anne Chambliss Mary Alice Chapman Carolyn Clancy Merry Clary Cathy Coble Shirley Coleman Linda Collins Janice Connell Barbara Cooper Martha Cotter | a mn rs) ap Sherry Cravey Carol Crittle Rita Crook Delores Cruze Beverly Daniel Jan Davis Sue Davis Cheryl Deaton Joyce Dicky Anna Dixon Vicki Dodd Faye Doolittle Betty Dorsey Susan Dougherty Jean DuPree Connie Edwards eh ae Shirley Edwards Cathy Elkins Susan Ennis Ann Etheridge Gayle Evans Sandra Faircloth Carolyn Finch Gay Findley Nancy Foster Susan Fowler Nancy Foy Dianne Fulkerson Marlin Fuller Angela Gaultney Brena Gibson Jo Anne Gibson Carol Gladin Peggy Glore Becky Glosson Dianne Godfrey Patsy Gordon Sandra Greene Sylvia Gregory Jane Grier Martha Griffin Eugenia Griffith Veronica Grycz Evelyn Haines Brenda Hall Lynn Hall Emily Hamlin Carol Hannah Linda Harbin Janice Hardy Lee Harnsburger Beth Harrell Jean Harris Pat Harris Sylvia Harris Shirley Harrison Diana Hartley Margaret Hawkins Linda Haygood Winnie Haygood Theresa Hendrix Carolyn Herin Karen Herin Hazel Hester Barbara Hicks Deotha Hicks Laura Hickson Dale Higbee Mary Grace Hilley Cherry Hinson Cathy Hodges Irene Hodges Gloria Holland Joy Holley Johnnie Mae Hollingshed Jinx Hollingsworth Sandy Hollis Molly Holt Kay Horne Peggy Horney Donna Horton Maxine Horton Judy Howington Pat Hoyt Pam Hunnicut Doris Jackson Margie Jackson Lynn Jackura Ellene James Nancy Jenkins Pam Jenkins Debbie Johnson Lynn Joiner Mary Jane Joiner Sherry Johnson Celestine Jones Kaye Jones Susan Jones Judy Jordan Charlotte Keene Barbara Ketchie Cam Killen Anne Kimbell Paula Kozee Kay Kozojed Sheila Lambert Linda LaMountt Cathryn Land Lyn Lane Sherry Laney Elizabeth Lanier Kaye Leaptrot Gloria Lee Jennifer Leggett Dawn Lewis Karen Lewis Iris Logan Kaler Lovett Vickie Lyle Mary Ann Lynn Cheryl McAfee Cindy McCafferty Brenda McCallum Patricia McCallum Kay McClung Margie McClure Margaret McCowen Joy McCullough Marie McDaniel Mary McGaughey Linda McGreggor Tricia McKibben Michele McLendon Carole Maddox Brenda Marshall Manson Marshall Peggy Martin Gail Maye Judy Mills Cheryl Minchew Paula Molton Donna Montgomery Kay Moore Karen Morris Connie Murdoch Marjorie Myers Brenda Myrick Wanda Newham Nancy Norman Kathy Oliver Charlene O’Neal Jean Overman Diana Palmer Pam Panter Barbara Parker Cathe Parker Carol Patterson Geraldine Paul Judy Pearson Patti Pendley Debbie Penland Diana Perez-Poveda Diane Peterman Alice Petty Marcheta Pierce Carol Pierson Pam Pierson Gail Pitts Annette Pool Sherry Porch Barbara Powers Cheryl Purvis Andrea Pyrz Linda Raby Judy Ransome Joyce Rawlins Carolyn Ray Brenda Richardson Donna Ricks Tonie Roberts Anita Robinson Barbara Robinson Joy Roddenbery Angie Rowe si e —@® 4 23 3 33335 kh ee Da Judy Ryan Marie Saggese Teresa Saggese Gail Sanders Babs Sapp Sandra Schroeder Linda Sconyers Angela Seckinger Linda Shadburn Beverly Sheats Dianne Shelnut Eleanor Sikes Becky Smith Cheryl Smith Gail Smith Karen Smith Linda D. 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Smith Sherry Smith Sylvia Smith Martha Snider Doris Stanley Marie Steck Kathy Steele Patricia Stokes Nancy Strom Debby Sumpter Judy Sutton Virginia Sutton Louise Swaney Kay Swanson June Thigpen Kay Thomas Patty Thomas Vicky Thomas Elaine Thompson Debbie Thrasher Sally Thurston Susan Tillman Ann Toler Jewett Tondee Donna Towles Becky Tripod Diane Tucker Frances Turner Geonene Utley Penny Verner Mary Walker Carol Watson Barbara Wesson Caludia West Eleanor White Diane Whitehead Alma Whitman Sally Whittaker Carol Williams Dorothy Williams Melody Williams Pam Williams Vicki Williamson Anna Clair Willingham Carol Wilson Catherine Wilson Jean Wilson Melonie Wilson Jackie Wise Betty Wood Cheryl Wood Kathy Woodard Suzanne Worsham Kay Wragg Barbara Wright Gleyn Wright Patsy Wright Mary Young Swimming 1965 FRONT: James Wright, Madison Hortman, David Israel, Speedy MIDDLE: Dick Joyner, Jerry Beasley, Billy Hollis, Chip Hollis, John Eubanks, Creamer, Chuck Martin, Dave Penn, Ken Thrasher; The swimmer wears no shoulder pads and carries no tools of his trade. He uses only himself, and his only armor is his own determination. A desire to achieve the impos- Co-Capt. Harry Davis and Capt Coach Tom Close. 78 Harry Davis; BACK: Paul Robertson, Frank Wright, Lyn Ramey, Don Morgan, Bill Purdy, Hugh Bostick, Willie Smith. Not pictured: George Israel, Darwin Soler, Dudley Cook (mgr.). sible permeates the sport—the swimmer’s heart is set on going each race faster, and the diver’s soul is dedicated to the vain but wholesome pursuit of perfection. 1964 - 1965 Record GMA 50 Headland 23 Westminster 48 Willingham 23 Athens 66 GMA 45 Lanier 45 Lanier 66 Lanier 47 Lanier 62 Lanier 29 Lanier 50 Lanier placed 6th in the State Swimming champ- ionship at University of Georgia. Dick Joyner discuss meet strategy with Heat Two lined up for gut-buster—L. to R.: Bill Purdy, Speedy Creamer, Hugh Bostick, Chuck Martin, Jerry Beasley, Chip Hollis, Dave Penn. Starting Breaststrokers Willie Smith and John Eubanks finishing the last leg of a three minute slow-go. Billy Hollis—Distance Freestyler Don Morgan checks his time after an interval 50. Lyn Ramey, 1 Backstroker, sets for a time trial. 79 Jerry Goldbaugh Forward Skippy Skipper Guard BASKETBALL—1966 Van Hale Ricky Fields Forward Forward Jeff Davis Ernest Lee Center Forward Jimmy Corbitt Bruce Gordy Guard Guard Brannon Bonifay Guard Cliff Bowers Center Rex Putnal Forward Tom Porter Tournaments M.V.P.—Van Hale Senior Spark—Jimmy Corbitt Players rest as Coach Middlebrooks gives half time suggestions 8] Displaying nice for encounter for two during Northside Brannon gets some good advice during game. Putnall drives through Willingham defense Jeff Davis wonders what penalty is for clipping. Cliff helps Jerry find the goal 83 Ralph Skipper lets loose a sure two points. Hale heads for a valuable two points in last minutes of a Corbitt slips through screen to break up play. Willingham clash Don Faulk—Megr. Senior play maker Ricky Fields breaks for goal. Mike Lubel—Megr. “B” TEAM KNEELING left to right: Mgr. Al Dukes, Ronnie Jordan, Ron- man. Wayne Byrnes, Mike Cox, Mixon Robinson, Chuck Heard, nie Edwards, Lou Wood, Kenny Corbitt, Don Flanders and Mgr. Gary Veal, Charles Disher and Bobby George John Wright. STANDING: Coach Philip McElroy, Mary Al- Vi py - mt! 2 ORGANIZATIONS An educational institution is not com- plete without a comprehensive extra-cur- ricular program. The organizations of Mil- ler and Lanier offer a variety of activities, each with its special challenges. Fifty clubs and _ publications of the schools cover almost the entire spectrum of student interests. Foreign language clubs, honorary organizations, service clubs, pub- lic address and debate societies, a wide range of scholastic publications, and sub- ject clubs enriched the academic life at Mil- ler and Lanier. The extra-curriculars and academics at both schools are, in reality, one integrated function—each au gments the other. Front to Rear: Earl Tyler, President; Sammy Sapp, Vice President; Michael Birchenall, Secretary; Danny Anderson, Treasurer BETA HONORARY Pursuit of Excellence some. F- , terete ( § ASS i AN Bill Tribble, President SPANISH CLUB Amigos y Buenos Vecinos Butch Camp, Secretary Dock Bond, Treasurer President, Danny Anderson FRENCH CLUB Ecouter et Parler Vice-President, Van Hale GERMAN CLUB Fur Gefalligkeit unter Freunde FRONT: Steve Peed, President; SECOND ROW: Frank Jones, Secre- tary; Larry Nicholson, Vice President; REAR: Gary Hammontree, Treas. CHESS CLUB L. to R.: Vice President, David Rainwater; President, Matt Tamblyn; Secretary, Raymond Jones. Students of the Art of Concentration Assistants in Steve Weatherford, Pres- the Gary Holley, Vice-Presi- ident dent Library Bill Kenny, Secretary Barry Amos, Treasurer Front to Rear: Tommy Powell, President; Billy Harrison, Vice President; Mack Austelle, Sec.-Treasurer; Charles Stillwell, Chaplain HI-Y Christian Leaders POET LEADER Journalism’s Best Jimmy Willis Business Manager Tommy Powell Art Editor Johnny Carter Military Editor Gary Hammontree Exchange Editor L. to R.: Earl Tyler, Managing Editor; Bob Thompson, Managing Editor; Sam- my Sapp, Assoc. Editor; Michael Birchenall, Editor Bill Tribble Sports Editor Report- ers Ray- mond Jones, Don Gil- lespie, Mi- chael James, Don Gray, John Gam- ble. Carl Hamilton Band Correspondent Kenneth Youmans, Vice President; Irwin Shinholster, Secretary; Hor- ace Barfield, Parliamentarian; Jimmie Clance, Treasurer; Eddie Wood, President. Business Club members presented to the school two Norfolk Island Pines for the foyer. BUSINESS CLUB Tomorrow’s Business Men LANIER JUNIOR RED CROSS Dedicated to Service Terry Howell, President; Charles Asbury, Secretary; Jimmy McDonald, Treas- urer; Larry Nicholson, Vice-President, with Christmas gifts for Gracewood and Milledgeville State Hospital. STUDENT COUNCIL Pace é ys Setters President, Van Hale Vice-President, Dee Willis Sec.-Treas., Earl Tyler Juniors—L. to R.: Andy Nations, Dick Joyner, Bob Seniors—L. to R.: Mike Mayo, Robert Chanin, Joe Wall, Tommy Powell. Wynn, Bennie Mayo, John Reeves, Steve Carreker, Carl Ellington. t . yo . oo - - . ' Sophomores—L. ' ‘ aaen a to R.: Wayne — “ A i L Byrnes, Mixon . . Robinson, Sandy : - Jones, Ricky a , +8 e ‘ Ke: « a na hn nal, Billy Poe, Graham Thorpe. ae. ry � 6 Bussey, Rex Put- - + ; Mrs. Isabelle Kinnett and Mr. Tommy Close, Student Advisors. One of the important Student Council projects was promoting goo d citizenship. Council PAPER SHOP Student Council sold Lanier Key rings. The Student Council, with a revised organization, sought new methods to serve Lanier, Under the direction of President Van Hale and advised by Mrs. Isabelle Kinnett and Mr. T. M. Close, the council wrestled with school prob- lems and, by the actions of its mem- bers, established a high standard of con- duct for students. The council this year initiated the safety program and council sponsorship of the bus trips to athletic events, and conducted the 1965 Homecoming festiv- ities, in addition to adopting a new con- stitution. A precedent for following stu- dent councils at Lanier has been set by the 1965-66 group. The climax of Student Coun- cil sponsored Homecoming festivities was the crowning of the queen AMERICANISM CLUB John Reeves, President AISTORY CLUB Patrvots and Good Citizens L. to R.: Barry Bond, Chaplain; Bob Anderson, Vice President; Andy Nations, President; Tommy Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer. SCIENCE L. to R.: Bobby Wood, Secretary; Elmo Simmons, President; Randy Fountain, Vice President Chemistry students experiment in spare time Acceleration experiments in Physics Lab MATH CLUB I p UNDEFINED kt ) = 8 Pascal’s Witnesses Cape Kennedy Field Trip amen President ; Earl Tyler, President; Sammy Danny Anderson, Vice Sapp, Secretary; Michael Birchenall, Treasurer. Earl Tyler, senior member of last year’s Southeastern Champion Math Team. Outer Shell of United States Lunar Excursion Module. High Altitude pressure chamber KEY CLUB Junwor : Kiwanians John Reeves, President Packy Cable, Treasurer Ernest Lee, Treasurer ORANGE AND Lanter’s Literary Magazine Mike Birchenall Ricky Fields Assoc. Editor Earl Tyler i Bob Thompson Sammy Sapp Editor John Gamble Billy Harrison Art Editor Charles Stilwell Horace Barfield RADIO CLUB Broadcasters of Miller-Lanier News . ot éz' 5 Ss 4 ‘w+ Ne x a , Marilyn Loyd, President; Bobby Wood, Sec- retary-Treasurer. DEMOSTHENIAN LITERARY CLUB Barry Bond, Lanier “I Speak for Democracy’? Winner. Raymond Jones, President; Steve Carreker, Vice President; Ricky Fields, Secretary; Jim Hicks, Treasurer. Orators and Persuaders DRAMATICS CLASS DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team and the Dra- matics Class represented Lanier in the State Class AAA Literary Tour- naments held in Atlanta, Warner Robins, and Columbus. Earl Tyler Eddie Steeley Lanier was also rep- resented in the piano, declamation, typing, and spelling sections of the tournament. Mr. Stephen Chanin was Barry Bond director and coordina- tor of Lanier’s literary efforts. Andy Watson Farmers and rT. rc L. to R.: Tim Hardy, Treas.; Howell Newberry, Sec.; Ronnie Yarbrough, Reporter; Larry Mc- Forester: ; age ee OVESLETS Kinney, Chaplain; Franklin Parks, Sentinel, Kenny Scott, Pres.; Earl Lineberger, Vice Pres. ; Tommy Madden, Parliamentarian FFA Motto: “Learning to do, Doing to learn; Earning to live, Living to serve. FFA members learn how to make firebreaks. Dee Willis Jim Wyatt Co-Editor Co-Editor Johnny Carter David Rainwater Military Editor Organizations Editor rag Danny Anderson Gary Donehoo Managing Editor Classes Editor Junior Annual Assistants Van Hale Bob Thompson and Barry Bond Copy Assistant Annual Staffs Present Unique Yearbook Ads to sell, pictures to crop, layouts to create, headlines to write, deadlines to meet ... all this requires cooperation and hardwork on the part of both the business and editorial staffs. The members of the joint staffs have proven them- selves inventive and resourceful to the nth degree. Their perseverance and patience have made this year’s Miller- Lanier Annual a unique creation. Cantey Stewart—Editor [ 1 : Nancy Rabun—Assoc. Editor Karen Lewis Camille Vickers Gleyn Wright and Lynn Birch Alice Petty Lee Harnsberger—Guess who Eugenia Griffith sold the most ads! Sandi King Business Mgr. once: coms wteert te come Virginia Smith Vicki Scarborough Lulu Devine Donna Dupree—V. Pres. Strong Leadership =| | Yields Good Year = Ng id Student Council bad bays. ; for Student Counci Wy _ Welcoming newcomers, operating Lost and Found, compiling the Address ee es . : Books, operating the Paperback bookstore—these are but a few of the ac- tivities that Student Council must coordinate during each school year. A = fundamental job of Student Council is to keep the members of the stu- . . , = . dent body informed on school events. Jane Dukes—Pres. Through such projects as providing Christmas gifts for deprived children, Student Council proves its value not only to Miller students, but to the Gilda Bohannon—Treas. community as well. Shirley Jones, Peggy Mastin, Monnie Agnew, Alice Petty—Appointed Officers: Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Elkins—Advisors. Lynn Joiner—Corr. Sec. Thanksgiving is a time of being Perfect Doll grateful—especially for getting braces off! Huh, Andrea? Miller girls know that it is better to give than to receive. Miller installs Lasseter Officers. Judi Murkerson—Treas., Beth Truesdel—Rec. Sec., Kay Von—Corr, Sec Leadership, Character Grow from Beta Beta is a National Club organized to honor those students designated by high school authorities as worthy of special recognition. These girls are chosen for their outstanding character, their creditable achievement, and their leadership abilities. At Miller the qualities for membership are determined through teachers’ evaluations, grades from the year before, and from club offices held. Beta not only leads the school but also is a service to it. The members Bonnie Pillize—Pres., Sun Vandie—¥. Pou: have provided a tutoring service for anyone who needs help. They guide at many school functions. To provide for their services, Beta sells mints and pencils during the year. It is a special honor to be a member of the Miller Seta Club. Senior Beta 112 Junior Beta Miss Dorothy Simmons, Advisor Actually I’m very unemotional! Yes, you, Taffy! Hungry? FRONT—Barbara Cooper—Exchange Editor, Sheryl Editor, Beth Editor. BACK Sports Editor Gary Lee Gholson—Managing Editor Taffy Richardson—Editor-in-Chief Truesdel— Make-up Martha Proskauer Truett—Sports Editor, Peggy Adelstone—Make-up Headline Editor, Jo Ann Gibson Inkwell Informs Student Body Deadlines to make, copy to write, pictures to take, and advertisements to place, all of these are tasks of The Inkwell. Our School Paper serves as a means of communication among the students at Miller. It displays literary and artistic talents and provides useful information as well as humorous articles. The Inkwell is an edition which takes much effort on the part of its staff and which is a paper Miller « pride. an acknowledge with te Advisors—Mrs. Helen Hanson Mrs. Karen Rollins Susan Fowler, Lynn Edwards, Patty Anderson, Jane Bonnie Phillips—News Editor, Karen Katz—Feature Editor, Brena Gib- Crow—Staff son—Junior News Editor Associate Reporters Ad Sellers tJ ae ; a . } — r 5 ¥ 4) Susan Cole, Janet Brown, Jo Ann Oliver— Staff Art Club Inspires Cultural Interests The Miller Art Club is an organization for girls interested in art. The purpose of the club is to foster greater interest in art and to promote a better appreciation of it. Activities of the club include bringing outstanding speakers before the group and to Miller, sponsoring school activities, and selling class beanies. Lee Harrison—Sec., Shirley Coleman—tTreas., Lin- da Monroe—Pres Art Club guest brings interest- Not even the Vice President of Art Club can ing slides. draw without looking, Candy! Reba Humphrey, Rita Baker, Sheila Lambert, Sally Hines, Joyce Rice, Nancy Ragan—Other Officers 116 Conac Band Performs for Music Club [To promote music appreciation through good listening habits and to expose students to a variety of musical skills are the purposes of Music Club. Their programs include bands, soloists, pianists, and folk-singing groups. Music Club contributes each year to the Lasseter Scholarship Fund. Camille Sanders—Pres. h Cathy Ewing—Vice-Pres., Margie Mecdous—Sec., Karen Katz Treas. Margie Bentley, Sally Thurston, Theresa Sagesse, Marie Sagesse, Harriet Jones, Eugenia Griffith—Other Officers mars Bs A Ann Lanier—Pres., Joan Gelfman—V. Pres., Faye Doolittle—Treas., Lulu Devine—Corr. Sec. Ban takes the worry out of being close. Ce Glenda Dekle—Sec., Pep Club Enlivens Miller-Lanwer Spirit To help promote enthusiasm and spirit is the purpose of Pep Club. Miller’s Pep Club plays an important part in each football game by helping to decorate the stadium for the games. Its activities include sponsoring school functions and helping the cheerleaders at pep rallies to promote inter-school spirit. Part of the hard work that went into Homecoming. MBBC Trains for Business Future The purpose of M.B.B.C. is to create a bridge between school and business in order to fit students better into the business world, its problems and requirements. The main project for this year is a spring fashion show including business, school, and casual dress. Bookstore Monitors Linda Land—Pres., Pat Colson—V. Pres., Lynn Coley—2nd V. Pres., Joellen Freeman—Sec., Janet Donahue—Treas., Linda Deloach—Hist Book Store Supplying the various needs of the students for classes, keeping the paper, pencils and other articles in order, and being able to function efficiently are all parts of the invaluable service of Miller’s Book Store. Ann Kent, Bookstore Manager N cm MAA Sponsors Basketball or Ballet? Susan Fouler—Pres., Judy Smith—V. Pres., Kathy Horne—Sec., Susan Humph- M.A.A. Coordinates Athletic Events “Hey, hey, Ho, Ho, come on Seniors, let’s go!” Familiar cheers like this ring through the gym dur- ing the annual class tournaments sponsored each year by the Miller Athletic Association. Led by Susan Fowler, the purpose of this club is to pro- mote friendship and good sportsmanship. M.A.A. contributes not only in the sports field, but also in the academic area by awarding scholarships to de- serving girls each year. Merger Produces Multilingual Results The Language Club was organized this year in order to better acquaint interested students with the language and life of foreign countries. A capable slate of officers, headed by Made- line Iseman, cooperate with the club advisors to present both entertaining and informative programs. Madeline Iseman—Pres., Ann Harwell—V. Pres., Lyn Rhodes— Sec., Ann Victoria Grice—Prog. Chm. aS i u Pepper Pot IV Sponsored by Dramatics Club The purpose of the Miller Dramatics Club is to promote and to stimulate an appreciation of speech and the Dramatic Arts at Miller. Their main project is the annual Pepperpot. This includes a large variety of talent acts and a one-act play. Proceeds from this show pay for: stage utilities and also help finance members’ trips to the Thespian convention, bef . Pa Fal Pres. Anne Mosely—V. Pres., Judy Treas Sandra Ard “This Little Hand.’’—Senior Play Michelle Byrd Hanson—Sec., Karen Morris Prog. Chm. Registered Nurse Speaks to P.N.C. This club strives to foster a wise choice of careers in the medical fields, to promote a growing appreciation of the joys, and satisfaction of the nursing career and to em- phasize the importance of personal and community health. Gail Roell—Pres., Angela Glosson—V. Pres., Becky Glosson—Treas. Virginia Bohannon—Pres., Sandra Russell—V. Pres., Nancy Cheshire—Sec., Manie Steck Treas. Red Cross The objects of the Miller Red Cross are to facilitate the cooperation of the membership, to promote unity of action in projects, and to develop better human relations by world-wide service. Red Cross sponsors the Red Cross Drive in October. Their projects include providing entertainment for the Veteran’s Hospital and giving candy and books to the Children’s Clinic. F.71.A. Hosts Open House F.H.A. strives to stimulate an interest in homemaking. They also emphasize the value of a good home and family life. This club ‘ . c igees : FHA officers—Shirley Hortman—Pres decorates the lunchroom for Christmas and ’ Thanksgiving, serves for Open House, and sponsors F.H.A. Week. FHA welcomes parents Girls Look to Teaching as a Career F.T.A.’s purpose is to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic or related to successful teaching. Their projects include serving as guides at Open House and ushering at other programs. At Christmas this club 1 made gifts for children in the hospital. Margaret Calhoun—Pres., Karen Andrews—V. Pres., Linda D. Smith—Sec., Cathe Parker—Treas., Kathy Steck—Hist., Mary Walker—Chap 123 New Club Begun at Miller The members of KNITTING CLUB are far from being grandmothers but still find knitting a fun and profitable pastime. a sa Ps , a f . “4 - ? bs Ai a ' } . . 3 i | —_— - Carol Stringer, Mrs. Sessions, Jane Thomas, Coco Tainio Library Club The purpose of Library Club is to create an interest among library assistants in helping students to find books and other magazines and materials in Miller’s library. UD! Hi -——wz | Claudia Davis—Pres. Y Organizations Serve Community The goal of the Miller Y Organizations is for each member to grow as a person in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowl- edge and love of God. When a girl joins any of the three clubs, In School Y-Teens, After School Y-Teens, or Tri-Hi-Y, she becomes a member of the YWCA’s of about 75 foreign countries. In-School Officers—Ann Bowers, Pres.; Kay Leaptrot, Vice Pres. Out-School 125 Out of vice pres. School officers Melanie Sher wot od, Pres. ; Ann Kent, Invaluable Service Rendered by the Monitors i . é % : if 5 ina: i e-.. ee k Music Groups Serve Student Body These three groups entertain Miller and Lanier. The Chorus and Orchestra provide enjoyable programs, and: the Radio Announcers inform Macon of Miller- Lanier news during their weekly radio program. Radio Announcers Senior Dedicated to life’s highest principles, Jimmy Corbitt lives the faith in which he believes. There was nobody in the Class of °66 who was not Jimmy’s friend. Jane Dukes—A deep concern for others gives her a selfless devotion to every obligation and enhances her strong convictions and evident capabilities—truly an in- spiration. Superlatives Donna DuPree—Pleasingly modest and unaffected, a girl who loves sports, and who gets things done with quiet sincerity and hard work. Distinctive marks of Bobby Gerhardt were a winning smile and captivating sincerity. His offices of president twice and vice-president once of the Class of 66 readily attested to his superlative qualifications. Few people are capable ol subjugating self-interest in favor of concern for others. For this reason, above all, Van Hale was named superlative - Ann Victoria Grice—A charming young lady of bound- less energy with a smile for everyone—the embodiment of optimism and ambition. Martha McKay—A petite bundle of giggles and blushes, she bubbles with refreshing impish humor and is always a willing worker Mike Mayo epitomized the athletic achievements of the Class of 66. His adeptness in football and baseball, and a warm personality won for him the high regard of his classmates. Tommy Powell will always be remembered as the man with the paintbrush and crayons. His delightful sense of humor and zest for life gained for him the affection of his classmates. Bronnie Phillips—A pixie-like charm which enlivens a sincere and conscientious character and endears her to faculty and students alike—a real diplomat. Andrea Richardson—An unpretentious natural who embraces responsibility with enthusiasm. Her genuine in- terest in people and unselfish dedication are delights to everyone. Tommy Rogers executed his duties as cadet colonel of the ROTC with a quiet strength and force, typical of his character. His unassuming attitude and amiable air won him the esteem of the Class of 66. Unpretentious, yet firm of purpose, Earl Tyler typified the height of academic and intellectual achievement of the Class of 66. Earl’s character commanded admira- tion, from both his associates and faculty. 3eth Truesdel—An alert mind expressed in her lively wit—a hardworking and dynamic leader. Taffy Richardson—A classic beauty, reliable and sin- cere, independent and honest—a unique and _ lovable young lady. The dynamic personality and warmth of Dee Willis merited the respect of all his peers. His forceful leadership in school affairs instilled an energetic spirit into the publications and activities of the Class of 66. Cathy Ewing Our girls met semifinalists from other schools at the conference held on the Uni- versity of Georgia Campus National Merit Semifinalists The three Miller girls selected as National Merit Semifinalists have been accorded an honor for which only students of the highest caliber can qualify. Each year 14,000 Semifinalists are chosen on the basis of their scores on the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. These students constitute less than two-thirds of one per cent of the graduating secondary school senior population Martha Proskauer Kathy Horne Star Students Chosen Each year, on the basis of the December College Boards and academic record, Star Students are chosen from every Senior High School in the state. From among these is selected the Star Student who will represent the entire state. We wish to congratulate our Star Students, Lynn Birch and Earl Tyler, and wish them luck in the final competition. Earl Tyler Jane Dukes Lynn Birch Jane Dukes Elected Best Citizen The Best Citizen contest is sponsored by the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. In order to choose the Best Citizen, each senior supervision nominates three girls, keeping the following qualifications in mind: patriotism, dependability, leadership, personality, civic responsibility, consideration of others, and interest in family, school, community, and nation. The teachers then select the Best Citizen from among those girls with the highest number of votes. Honor Groups The Honor Groups are composed of juniors and seniors who have maintained a consistently high scholastic average. Selection is based on a points systen “A” counting two points, a “B” one point. with an Junior Senior Honor Group s . a —. Left to right: Earl Tyler, Norman Sams, Bobby Corr, Tommy Powell, Danny Anderson, James Baird, Jim Wyatt, Dee Willis, Charles Field, Michael Birchenall, Tommy Rogers, Sammy Sapp, Terry Kornegay, and Leroy Lines Left to right: John Tanksley, George Tudor, Ken Roberts, Terry Patterson, Steve Wooley, James Talley, Larry McCord, Charles Jordan, Fred Berg, Bobby Gerhardt, Billy Harrison, Norman Beacham, David Rainwater, and John Maddox. Not pictured Sobelson, John Carter, Randall Couey, Matt Tamblyn, Steve are Bill Tribble, Mike Mayo and Terry Cobb SPRING Miss Poet Laureate Senior Class Golf Tennis Track Baseball Military Miss Poet Laureate Miss Betty Jean Whitmire 142 The Miss Poet Laureate contest was originated by the editors of this year’s an- nual. We felt there should be one contest in which judgement was based on facial beauty alone. To accomplish this the girls were judged by four men who had never seen them before. Thirty finalists were chosen from the entire Miller Senior Class by three Mercer law students. The finalists’ pictures were then sent to Jerry Van Dyke, and from the pictures alone, he selected the one he felt was the most beautiful. We hope this contest will become a permanent part of the annual in the years to come. Miss Charlene Goff—First Runner-up Miss Jamie Wood—Second Runner-up SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Robert Chanin, President; Mike Mayo, President; Dee Willis, Secretary-Treasurer ; Director; Danny Anderson, Director; Bobby Gerhardt, Vice Earl Tyler, Director; Tommy Rogers, Director. Senior Class Left to Right: Reba Humphrey, Director; Donna Wynens, Di- dent; Andrea Richardson, President; Beverly Watts, rector; Martha McKay, Director; Lee Ann Alford; Vice Presi- Treas. ; Kathy Horne, Director, Sally Booth, Director. Secretary- 4 Edward Irvine Adams Walter Joe Adams Edmond Layne Allen Eddie Bucky Layne di Jefferson Davis Amerson, Jr. Daniel Edward Anderson Mark Randolph Anderson Bongo Danny Mark Darrell Herbert Armstrong Royce Arnold James Franklin Asbell, Jr Darrell Royce Frankie Edwin Wayne Allen Wayne Girtis Harold Ard Butch John Michael Ash Mike dindaah ch Edward Theodore Ashley William Dessau Ashmore Winford Edward Atkins, Jr. Malcolm Newton Austelle Eddie Bill Eddie Mack Vaughn Hickson Avera James Edward Baird Robert Thomas Baird, III Horace Turner Barfield Vaughn Jim Bob Tex Lawrence Brown Barfield Gus Wallace Barnes Emory Lewis Baston Larry Arthur Batey Larry Wally Emory Larry David Wayne Batson Charles Janney Beacham Oscar Michael Beasley John Roland Beck David Charles Mike John 2 Hal Estes Bell Fred Anderson Berg Michael! Birchenall Jerry Philip Blanks Hal Andy Mike Phil c Richard Dock Bond Hugh Allen Bostick James Christopher Braddy Thomas Sherriod Brantley Dock Hugh Chris Tommy ‘ Michael Christopher Brice Joe Sim Bridges, Jr. Joseph Cater Brinson Alan Vandiver Brown Mike Joe Joe Van Archie Rene Brown Michael Wayne Brown Terry Wayne Bryant William Wayne Bryant Archie Wayne Terry Bill oS Donald Eugene Butts Henry Mitchell Byrd David Luther Camp, Jr Kenneth Jesse Carden Don Henry Butch Ken Walter Keen Carlisle, Jr. James Paul Carr James David Carstarphen Walter Eugene Carswell Kee Paul Pepper Gene ah John Holland Carter, III David Lee Chambers Robert Benjamin Chambers David DeWitt Chance Johnny Dave Robert Goober . Robert Elliot Chanin Bobby Weems Chastain David Andrew Cheatham Donald Wayne Cioban Robert Bobby David Don James Edward Clance Terrell Alexander Cobb James Morris Corbitt Robert Mark Corr Jimmy Terry Jimmy Bobby Randall David Couey James Berrian Coursey Charles Bernard Coyner Jimmy Charles Crook Randy Jimmy Charles Jimmy dich Lindsey Lee Crosby James Edward Crutchfield Lucius Rodney Crutchfield Lewis Clayton Culpepper, Jr. Lindsey Crutch Rodney Louie Clifford Lee Cunningham Ronald Dale Daniels Marshall Glenn Darley Harry Lee Davis, Jr. Cliff Ronnie Marshall Harry ah James Derrell Deal, Jr. Lester Harold Dean, III John Eutaw Deaton William Howard Decker Jim Buster John Billy x4 Otho Terry DiAntonio Bruce Redmon Diers, Jr. Alvin Kinmon Dixon ITI Ralph Thomas Dixon, Jr. Terry Bruce Al Tommy William Henry Dodd James Herschel Dominy Prentis Jarred Dominy, Jr. Gary Paul Donehoo Henry Jim Jerry Gary 1 Ronnie Martin Doster Frank Allen Edwards William Russell Emerick Ronald Lee Emminger Ronnie Allen Rusty Ronnie James David Ennis Stephen Eugene Estes John Smith Eubanks Julius Carl Farrell E-Knocker Steve John Jerry William Powell Ferris John Wald Fetner Charles Wayne Field Richard Warren Fields Bill John Charles Ricky Gerald Edward Fleming Robert Warren Ford Kenneth David Foshee Thomas Patrick Fox, Jr. Gerald Warren Kenny Pat Randal! Malon Franklin Michael Alan Friedman David Allen Gabriel David Thomas Garland Randy Michael David David Robert Hillman Gerhardt Charles Herell Gibbs, Jr. Harry Guest Gibbs Donald Edwin Gillespie, Jr. Bobby Charles Harry Gil Harry James Glenn, IIT James Hugh Goolsby Claud Justin Grace David Fred Green Jimmy Jimmy Claud David Donald Ray Greene Jerry Wayne Griffin William Jerome Griner Vaniel Cody Hale Donnie Wayne Billy Van Marion Richard Hall James Carl Hamilton James Franklin Hamlin Stanley Warren Hamlin Ricky Carl Jimmy Stan Gary Alden Hammock Richard Basil Hampton Patrick Henry Hardison Robert Bert Hardwick, Jr. Gary Rick Pat Bobby Walter Stanford Harrell Robert Preston Harris, Jr. William Henry Harrison, Jr Jack Harold Hartness Walt Robby Billy Jack Joseph David Hawes Benjamin Iverson Haygood Gary Eugene Headden Charles Henry Heath Joe Ben Gary Charles Thomas Edwin Hicks, Jr. Earl Franklin Hilley William Michael Hobbs James Franklin Holbrook, Jr. Tommie Frank Mike Jimmy L James Roy Hollifield Wiley Thomas Hortman Herbert Hoover Horton, Jr. Asa Benjamin Howard Jim Tommy Herbert Asa Oscar Lee Howard, Jr. Terrell Dean Howell Joel Carlton Humphrey David Lee Hunt Brother Terry Joel David me Donald Lyman Hutcheson Forrest William Hynds George Matthew Israel, ITI James Leland Jackson, Jr Don Forrest George Jimmy Carl George Janney Michael Anthony Jones Mitchell Lee Jones Raymond Lee Jones, Jr. Carl Mike Mickey Raymond Timothy Jones William Leonidas Jones Terry James Jordan Ronnie Michael Judah Tim Bill Terry Mike f Michael Joseph Kelley Bruce Leonard Kilgore Richard Carter King Dana Koplin Mike Bruce Dickie Dana Terry Causey Kornegay Joseph Merrill Larson Charles Raymond Lassiter Daryl Lee Lavender Terry Joe Charles Daryl dia Leonard Jackson Lavender, Jr. Tommy Lee Osborn Leroy James Earl Lineberger James Tommy Leroy Earl bpd Ellwood LeRoy Lines, Jr Richard Lee Long Richard Marion Long Terry Thomas Long LeRoy Ricky Rick Terry David Grice Lucas Harold Franklin Lumley, Jr. Ferrell Wayne Lundy Michael Handley Lynch David Harold 159 Ferre]! Mike sahdnan John Lindsay Maddox Franklin Herbert Malone Herman Larry Manderson Charles Richard Mauldin John Frank Herman Charles di Donald Michael Mayo Thomas Edward McAnn James Harmon McBrayer Mark Anthony McCallum Mike Tommy Jack Mark Reuben Wayne McCallum Julian Horace McCarty Larry Patrick McCord Thomas Wardlaw McCormick Wayne Butch Larry Tom James Clarence McCullough ITT James Erwin McDonald, Jr. Alexander McIntosh James Croel McLendon Jim Jimmy John Jimmy by James Ernest McMullen ITI Ronald Harris McNeese Robert Simerly Meadows Larry Louie Meeks Jim Ronnie Bob Larry nah Wendell Ross Melton John Michael Melvin David Lee Minchew David Thomas Mitchell Wendell Buddy David David Thomas Gary Moody David Eugene Morrow Joseph Winfield Mundy Lee Ray Munroe III Gary David Joe Lee Ray Barry Elwood Murphy Gawaine Clayton Neal John Marcus Newberry David Meyer Nirenstein Barry Gawaine John David John Clovis Parham Larry Cecil Parks William Sidney Partridge Edgar Woodrow Patterson, Jr J.C. Larry 162 Billy Pat s Harlan Stephen Patterson Cliff Ellsworth Patton Richard Wesley Patton William Mikell Peacock Steve Cliff Wes Bill a Daniel Vance Perkins Charles Aristo Pittman, Jr William Emmett Pound, Jr Thomas James Powell Danny Chuck Bill Tommy ti Michael William Price John Henry Puryear Lucius Alan Pyles David Neal Rainwater Mike John Alan Dave Richard Barrett Rearden Mallory Skippy Reeves, Jr. Harry Michael Reich Otis Paul Resseau, Jr Ricky Skippy Mike Paul Robert Lewis Reynolds Stephen Jerome Rickman Kenneth Earl Roberts Aubrey Allison Robertson, Jr. Bob Steve Ken Al dnd Paul Pleasants Robertson Paul Wayne Robinson Saxon Andrew Robinson Thomas Floyd Rogers Paul Paul Andy Tommy “ . Donald Lindsey Rountree Joel Danny Rozier Jack Wayne Runge Norman Lynn Sams Don Joel Jack Lynn Grady Wayne Sanders Randal! Hillman Sanders William Terrence Sanders David Lewis Sanford Wayne Randy Terry David nah Norman Andrew Sapp Samuel Dee Sapp James Buford Scarbary Donald Sanford Scarborough Norman Sammy Buck Don Ronald Stanley Scarborough Donald Dennis Schrader William Thomas Scott, Jr Gerald Bruce Self Ronnie Donnie Billy Jerry Charles Henry Sheftall III Emmitt Lee Sherling Francis Wayne Shingledecker Irvin Wilbur Sh inholster Charles Emmitt Wayne Irvin Melvin Roscoe Shinholster Gregory Louis Shivers John Elmo Simmons Ralph Eugene Skipper, Jr. Melvin Greg John Ralph Dean Thomas Smith Kenneth Warren Smith Raymond Carroll Smith, Jr. Sterling Richard Smith Dean Ken Ricky Sterling Willie Hearn Smith, Jr. Willie James Smith Norman Charles Sobelson Charles Ronald South Willie Willie Norman Ronnie Herbert Jerome Spillers Haywood Allen Spinks Leslie Osburn Stallings Charles Edward Steeley, Jr. Jerry Haywood Leslie Eddie ah din Charles Anthony Stevens Paul Emerson Stevens Robert Lawrence Stevens Ray Michael Stevenson Tony Paul Larry Ray she Gary Richard Strong Robert Jackson Stroud, Jr. Hembree Eugene Sutton, Jr. James Bishop Talley Gary Bobby Hembree Jimmy Thomas Matthew Tamblyn III John Manning Tanksley Allen Redman Taylor James Lynn Tedders Matt John Allen Lynn ‘ : 2 PX. 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When the senior year ends, a whole new way of life opens up for Miller girls, college for some, jobs or marriage for others; no matter how one looks at it, it will be work! Mrs. Mincey Moss TENNIS 1966 From left to right: Billy Harrison, Johnny Harrison, Don Zorn, Mike Tinkey, Sandy John- son and Coach Landon Brent Sandy Johnson Billy Harrison Don Zorn Johnny Harrison Mike Tinkey GOLF 1966 Coached by JIM NOLAN Region I AAA 1965 Champions Larry Turner Tommy Dixon Harris Hines 205 Larry Horne, Wayne Sanders, Charlie Grinstead, Bob Reynolds, Ricky Fields, Jim McCullough, Walter Thomas and Dan Riley. Maxwell, Thorpe, Suttles, Thomas and Veal sprint for the finish. Ricky Fields 206 Mgrs. Terry Culpepper Raymond Jones Jim McCullough ster Bailey. Reynolds and Sanders practice baton ex- Claude Suttles change. 207 BASEBALL 1966 Voted ge . Pe iat Ha Dive Aen ae Left to right SJTTING—Mike Beasley, Jimmy Dominy, Larry Don Faulk, Mike Mayo Barfield, Marshall Darley, Bruce Bryant. STANDING—Megr. Hall, Mgr. Dana Koplin. we’, Benny Mayo, Mike Ash, Joe Wall, Ricky Infielder Larry Barfield Outfielder Marshall Barley Infielder Mike Ash Pitcher Mike Beasely Catcher Benny Mayo 1965 State Champions Infielder Bruce Bryant Pitcher Ricky Hall Catcher Joe Wall 209 THE BEST ; in — mi - � ” . west. rome ae Yin J a : ied el oi ea ee vay xP se © - Captain David L. Carter, Infantry Professor of Military Science, Lanier Senior High School Although a personal tribute is in order for Captain Carter, the most appropriate accolade would be a de- scription of the lives that he has influenced. While other professional military men are defending their country in combat, Captain Carter has accomplished perhaps more for his country’s defense in four years than any other soldier has with a lethal weapon in a whole career. He and his military staff have produced hundreds of Lanier graduates who have a sense of pride in themselves and their country. Captain Carter has never demanded respect without deserving it; he has never ordered a subordinate to do a task which he himself could not do; he has exacted honesty from his cadets and he has given it to them in return; his duties have required that he be a firm disci- plinarian, but he has never abused his authority. Under his direction, the Lanier ROTC has become a model, admired and imitated by other high school and college ROTC units. His most significant attribute is that, in every sense, he is a man. The United States need not fear if all its fighting men rank in Captain Carter’s category. L. to R.: MSGT Majure, SSGT Haynes, SSGT Hightower, SFC Smith, SSGT King, Brickhouse, SFC Heard Cadet Colonel Tommy Rogers Sponsor—Miss Angie Rowe Colors—Orange and Green lor Guard Ce Johnson, Harris, Nicholson, Dumas Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Earl Tyler Sponsor—Miss Ann Victoria Grice Colors—Coral and Ivory Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Johnny Carter Sponsor Miss Becky Webb Colors—Scarlet and Ivory Cadet Captain Mike Birchenall, Brig. Adj Sponsor—Miss Maxine Horton Colors—Olive anc Cadet Captain Billy Harrison, S-2 Sponsor—Miss Patty Chafin Colors—Teal Blue and Ivory Cadet Captain Sammy Sapp, S-3 Sponsor—Miss Analease Green Colors—Burnt Orange and White Cadet Captain Ken Roberts, S-4 Sponsor—Miss Claire Birch Colors—American Beauty and White Cadet Captain Mike Mayo, Ist Battalion Xo Sponsor—Miss Jane Bates Colors—Old Rose and White Cadet Captain Terry Cobb, 2nd Battalion Xo Sponsor—Miss Jenny Abel Colors—Emerald and Mint Green Cadet Captain Tommy Powell Sponsor—Miss Martha McKay Colors—Old Gold and White Cadet Ist Lieutenant Bill Tribble Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Joe Wall Cadet Sergeants: Jack Hartness, Robert Chanin, Frank Malone Cadet Captain Bobby Cort Sponsor—Miss Carol Moate Colors—Green and White Cadet 2nd Lieutenant David Hunt Cadet Sergeants: Mark Anderson, Andy _ Robin- son, Jim Baird Cadet Capain John Tanksley Sponsor—Miss Patty Canipe Colors—Royal Blue and Copen Cadet Ist Lieutenant Matt Tamblyn Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Dock Bond Cadet Sergeants: Jimmy Holbrook, Donnie Greene, Ricky Rearden Cadet Captain LeRoy Lines Sponsor—Miss Rita Baker Colors—Velvet Black and Turquoise Cadet Ist Lieutenant David Nirenstein Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Hal Bell Cadet Sergeants: David Camp, Alan Pyles, Ricky Hall Cadet Captain Charles Field Sponsor—Miss Linda Monroe Colors—Navy Blue and Lime Green Cadet Ist Lieutenant Jim Wyatt Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Don Hutcheson Cadet Sergeants: Willie Smith, Michael Friedman, Ken Zambelli Cadet Captain Charles Beacham Sponsor—Miss Lee Harnesberger Colors—Olive and Sky Blue Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Jimmy Talley Cadet Sergeants: Harry Thompson, Tommy Dix- on, Tommy Hicks Cadet Captain Andy Berg Sponsor—Miss Joyce Rice Colors—Coral and Royal Blue Cadet 2nd Lieutenant George Tudor Cadet Sergeants: Arthur Frank, Joe Bridges, Wayne McCallum Cadet Captain Van Hale Sponsor—Miss Kay Neisler Colors—Olive and Champagne Beige Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Jimmy Willis Cadet Sergeants: Don Gillespie, Sterling Smith, Bill White Cadet Captain Bobby Gerhardt Sponsor—Miss Joan Gelfman Colors—Yellow and White aD Cadet Ist Lieutenant Terry Howell Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Lynn Sams Cadet Sergeants: Ronnie Daniels, Leslie Stallings, Steve Wooley Cadet Captain Ricky Fields Sponsor—Miss Peggy Horney Colors—Teal Blue and White Cadet Ist Lieutenant John Maddox Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Norman Sobelson Cadet Sergeants Ken Car- den, Joe Brinson, Allen Taylor Cadet Captain Danny Anderson Sponsor—Miss Linda Anderson Colors—Spice and Chamois Cadet Ist Lieutenant Jimmy Corbitt cee 66K? 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SH 2-7581 Post Office Box 1347 MACON, GEORGIA Serving Macon Mercha nts and Professional Men Since 1907 Featuring As Always the Proudest Names in the Fashion World STEPHENS 473 Cherry St Macon, Georgia Phone SH 2-2457 MRS. LAWRENCE J. BROWN 815 Cherry Street Income Tax Service—Tags Ordered—Hunting Fishing License—Notary Public With Seal Insurance—Mr. Hulin Harvey Telephone 745-2034 A. K. ABLE CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR A. K. Able, Jr 1339 Balckmon Ave Macon, Georgia BILL PROCTOR’S Service Station SERVICE GUARANTEED AND BUSINESS APPRECIATED INGLESIDE ELECTRIC Repair—Rewind—Rebuild all Types of Electric Motors Authorized G.E. Sales and Service 1604 Hardeman Ave Night Phone 746-2913 Shop Phone 743-1131 Night Phone 745-3989 Compliments J. C. WHITEHEAD INSURANCE AGENCY 365 Cotton Ave. Macon, Georgia BILL’S NEWS—BOOKS AND VARIETIES 665 Baconsfield Ctr 2386 Ingleside Ave. SH 2-4314 SH2-3710 “‘Macons Only Complete News Centers” Featuring Varieties and School Supplies MACON VOLUNTEERS Organized April 23, 1825 One of the Oldest Military Companies in the State CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GIRLS AT MILLER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PAUL DUVAL and SON UPHOLSTERING—DRAPERIES—CARPETS— REFINISHING—METAL and CANVAS AWNINGS 572-574 Cotton Ave Tel. 743-0131 WENDELL W. BARNES BARNES DRY CLEANERS and LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING—ALTERATIONS 2820-2830 Napier Ave Tel. SH 5-2034 Compliments of GREENWAY PAINT AND BODY SHOP 940 Hillcrest Blvd Macon, Georgia Compliments WILLINGHAM COTTON MILLS LEE GREEN, JR. GREEN PLUMBING and HEATING CO. Phone SH 6-320] Phone SH 6-3202 2684 Roff Ave. Macon, Georgia Dictaphone Corporation Serving You Through Better Communications Systems 742-1066 Compliments DAIRY LANE and GRILL 3129 Vineville Ave. 137 Emory Highway 3141 Houston Ave. Macon, Georgia Macon Mniversily of Cosmelology Complete Beauty Course—Terms Arranged All Graduates Trained in Advanced Work At Bruno's in Canada Phone SH 54943 310 Cherry Street Phone SH 68924 Macon, Georgia Brochures Sent On Request GEORGIA-CAROLINA OIL CO. MACON, GEORGIA Quality Lubricants Since 1919 COMPLIMENTS T. Y. GIBSON PEST CONTROL 1034 Second Street WHITE LAVENDER Pest Control Co. Monthly Terms—Company Financed No Red Tape No Red Tape Compliments of CARSTARPHEN SON 2 WAY RADIO 24-HOUR PEST CONTROL AND REPAIRS Free Inspection—Continuous Protection Owned and Operated by Macon Citizens Licensed by State Pest Control Commission Dial SHerwood 6-5134 Nights—Holidays Dial SH 5-2067 or SH 3-1700 3984 NAPIER AVE. 640 Broadway Macon, Ga.