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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1967 volume:

{ } i v i MllM 11 M i 1 let- Lsn i er 1967 MILLER-LANIER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS MACON, GEORGIA .- !St f5j 5 ' 5? ; ' i :w . It Was the Worst of Times Was the Age of Wisdom . . . It Was the Age of Foolishness fcs It Was the Spring of Hope . . . Was a Time of Miller and Lanier Miller Principal and Staff 20 Miller Faculty 21 Lanier Principal and Staff 27 Lanier Faculty 28 {a ? -■ii A -siarjfmmh .Nl PRINCIPAL Miss Hargrove Inspires Us Toward Excellence Behind every successful enterprise there is a dedicated, enthusiastic, and ingenious promoter. Our principal. Miss Clara Nell Hargrove, is such a person. She has moved Miller forward by maintaining a capable faculty and by obtaining the most modern teaching equipment. Setting an example of high integrity and a goal of aca- demic excellence, our principal has created an atmosphere conducive to meaningful learning. The Miller Annual Staff congratulates Miss Hargrove on her many achievements. ■ ' STAFF Staff Keeps Miller Running Smoothly Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Pale mix business with pleasure. Mrs. Cnehm Miss Orr Mrs. Olmstead Guidance Clerk Lunchroom Counselor Manager Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Pate Assistant Librarian Librarian Testing 1,2,3 ENGLISH New Curriculum Yields Better Understanding Now maybe I ' ll understand those Shakespeare pla Would you believe that lhe are comparing teaching methods? A session with Mrs SesMon IVIiss Funderburk Mrs. Hanson Mrs. Manor SOCIAL STUDIES Current Events Vitalize Learning | 2| jS 3|E 3 You ' re kidding! Our next speaker will be Mrs. Haggard Miss Harrison Miss Holmes Mrs. Jackura Mrs. Katz Mrs. McLain Around the world with Mrs. Haggard and Mrs McLain. Turn around and look at me, will ya? I ' m the teacher, not him! SCIENCE Science Propels Us into a Jet-Age World Watch that! It ' ll explode! Wasn ' t she pushing? You see, you just turn this knob, Mrs, Veal. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Intramural Athletics Stimulate Competition Miss Harden Miss Kellum Mrs. Vickers MATH 9 . -: Mrs. Gray Miss Long Mrs. Hanson Miss Simmon! A long. Long equation. HOME ECONOMICS Future Homemakers Develop Their Skills Numbers and Symbols Inspire Concentration Who turned offthe machine? That ' s pretty good. Mrs. DuPree. ' ' ■•■ ' ■ I iirirtiiiii«TfHI Mrs. DuPree Mrs. Harvey You see. you put six fingers on the right hand MODERN LANGUAGES Languages Strengthen Our Foreign Relation s FINE ARTS Art Training Develops Aesthetic Sensitivity li pS| ' ▼ f 1 ] .1 Which one of you said that ' Miss Jackson Mrs. Layfield BUSINESS Business Courses Train White Collar Workers ADMINISTRATION What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to the soul. Addison McElroy MR. ELTON WALL Principal A.B., M.Ed., Mercer University MR. HENRY MIDDLEBROOKS— Assistant Principal A.B., Mercer University MR. M. L. BRANNEN Guidance Counselor B.S., Georgia Southern College; M.S., Florida State University MR. BOBBY N. McELROY— Guidance Counselor A.B., Mercer University MRS. FRANCES F. HARRISON -Librarian A.B., Woman ' s College of Georgia; M.Ed., Mercer University MRS. ANNE H. McKELVEY Assistant Librarian MRS. MARJORIE GRIFFIN— Dietician MRS. DELORES BROWN Secretary McKelrey ENGLISH All words are pegs to hang ideas on. Beecher MRS. JO ALLEN B.S., University of Georgia MRS. CAROLYN BECKELHEIMER B.A., Lander College MISS GLENDA A. BENEFIELD B.A,, Huntingdon College MRS. MARY S. BROWN A.B.. University of South Carolina MISS JOSEPHINE EARLY A.B., M.A., Mercer University MR. FREDERICK LEE HARPER B.A., Baylor University MRS. ELIZABETH H. KNOX A.B., Mercer University MRS. RICHARD B. MATHEWS B.S., Georgia Southern College MR. EDWARD L. OLIVER A.B., University of Georgia k Allen Brown Beckelheimer Early Benefield Harper Knox Mathews Oliver SOCIAL STUDIES The spirit of truth and the spirit of freedom — they are the pillars of society. Ibsen Brent Johnson Lewis McCullough Neal Parker Shirley Thornton MR. LANDON H. BRENT Commercial Law, Economics A.B., M.Ed., Mercer University MR. WARDLOW A. JOHNSON Commercial Law, Economics A.B., M.Ed.. Mercer University MRS. BETTY LEWIS — American Government, Foreign Relations A.B., Mercer University MR. WILLIAM HOWARD McCLILLOUGH— American History B.S.. University of Georgia MR. F. L. NEAL— American History B.A., Mississippi Stale University MRS. BETTYE PARKER— American History A.B., Mercer University MISS LYNNE SHIRLEY— Government, Geography, American History B.S., University of Georgia MR. BILL THORNTON American Government B.S., Georgia Southern College MATHEMATICS Our science is essentially an art which could not live without the occasional flash of genius in the mind of some sensitive man, who, alive to the smallest of indications, knows the truth before he has the proof. Debye Pettigrew MRS. SALLY BRANNEN— Algebra A.B., Mercer University MR. TOM CLOSE— Algebra, Trigonometry, Advanced Math A.B.. Mercer University MR. CLARENCE GOSS— Algebra A.B.. Mercer University MRS. ISABEL H. KINNETT— Geometry A.B., Wesleyan College: M.Ed.. Mercer University MR. JIM NOLAN— Modern Algebra B.S.. Georgia Institute of Technology MR. JAMES E. PETTIGREW Algebra, Trigonometry A.B., Mercer University MR. JOHN W. SWINT-Geometry A.B., Emory University; M.Ed., Mercer University SCIENCE Science bestowed immense new powers on man and at the same time created conditions which were largely beyond his comprehension and still more beyond his control. Churchill Abare Bentley Coleman MR. BILL ABARE— Chemistry. Advanced Biology B.S., Mercer University MR. T. W. BENTLEY -Chemistry A.B., Mercer University MR. JAMES R. COLEMAN Physics B.A,. Mississippi College; M.Ed., Auburn University MRS. NELL H. GAZAFY Biology A.B., Mercer University MR. W. J. KIRKSEY Chemistry, Physical Science A.B., Mercer University MR. E. V. KNIGHT Biology A.B , Mercer University; M.Ed., University of Georgia MR. ALLEN H. TULLY Biology, Physical Science B.A., Kent State University MODERN LANGUAGE He who is ignorant of foreign languages knows not his own. Goethe MRS. ELSIE DECHMAN— German B.A., University of Tennessee MR. J. AUBREY FLOYD Spanish A.B., Mercer University; M.A., Columbia University MISS NELLIE LAMAR Spanish A.B., Florida State College for Women; M.A., Florida State University MRS. SIDNEY TIDWELL French A.B., Georgia State College for Women; M.Ed., University of Georgia Floyd VOCATIONAL TRAINING Never fear the want of business. A man who quaHfies himself well for his calling, never fails of employment. Jefferson MRS. ALLENE C. KING— Typing B.S., Woman ' s College of Georgia MRS. MARGARET F. MATHEWS- keeping A.B., Woman ' s College of Georgia MR. JOE DEFORE Shop MR. C. R. McCORD Shop MR. HERSCHELE. SIMMONS— Agriculture B.S.A., University of Georgia King Football 36 Cheerleaders, Bands 44 Basketball 48 Swimming 54 Baseball 56 Track 58 Tennis 60 Golf 61 Varsity Football The Poet football team, while not winning the State Championship, certainly proved to be exceptional in spirit, ability, and sportsman- ship. This team will long be remembered as the team that overcame the seven year jinx of Wil- lingham. The team was paced throughout t he season by strong play from several sophomores and juniors. Even though the Poets finished with a 5 — 5 region 1-AAA record, every team who went up against Lanier came out knowing they had played a truly great, hard-hitting team that would never give up. LANIER 21 RICHMOND LANIER 67 WARNER ROBINS 13 LANIER MOULTRIE 21 LANIER 14 COLUMBUS 20 LANIER VALDOSTA 13 LANIER 14 DOUGHERTY 4 LANIER TIFT CO. 32 LANIER 46 LAGRANGE 14 LANIER 14 MARK SMITH 35 LANIER 21 WILLINGHAM 7 Head Coach — Jim Nolan B5-;R6= ' 70--71- 723-73. 74.=. 75 .«-3 m ' mmi m ' '  S:y? Sft?SS!v ■ f rc % t - Robinson — E Managers: Terry Culpepper, Webster Bailey, Jim Purvis, Walter Bush, Al Dukes Why didn ' t you pick up the ball!? ' Undefeated B-Team ' B Team Coach Bill McCulIough Coach Joe DeFore LANIER LANIER LANIER LANIER LANIER 13 19 12 33 18 LAGRANGE GRIFFIN MARK SMITH NORTHSIDE WILLINGHAM 6 7 9 6 12 ,-y|jii,|ipi i|pwi(p|pr jr;s; f MILLER BAND Cheerleaders, Band, Majorettes, Flag Girls Heighten Spirit and Increase Enthusiasm 1 r ,mm0f ' .[ m f y w3 ' ■ 1 MAJORETTES: Pam Barnetle, head majorette; Jill Sapp, Jeanette Boyd, Jan- et Sweat BAND OFFICERS: KNEELING— Montene Wilkinson; SIT- TING— Sharon Lane, Brenda Williams, Barbara Ketchie, Gina Moore CAPTAIN AND CO-CAPTAIN MILLER FLAG GIRLS CHEERLEADERS: SEATED— Mary McGaughey, Deidre Dekle, Sandra Greene, Linda LaMountt, Gayle Oliver. Shirley Harrison, Cathy Green; STANDING— Bo Stewart, Graham Thorpe, Buddy Doyle, Shirley Coleman In Lanier Sugar Bear Band After a rigorous week of work in North Geor- gia ' s Camp Wasega, this year ' s Sugarbears returned to Macon and presented an outstanding season of half-time shows ranging from Tiajuana Brass to Batman. About mid-season the march- ing band appeared in their new British style uni- forms. At Homecoming the Lanier and Mark Smith Bands performed in a joint half-time show saluting the United Nations and furnishing background music for the crowning of the Home- oming Queen. Football season was only the beginning of the band ' s activities. A trip to the University of Geor- gia ' s Band Day, a Christmas Concert with the Mabel White Baptist Choir, the State Music Festival, a spring concert, and a concert tour through South Georgia cities highlighted the year ' s many events. The funds necessary to conduct these activities were raised by the band members, majorettes, and flag girls during numerous candy and cake sales. The enthusiasm shown by the band wher- ever it performed, whether at a pep rally or a concert, best exemplified the true Sugarbear spirit. Mr. Bob Barnette — Director Holy massacres. Batman. This one ' s a Ram! Terry Harris— Drum Major Sugar Bear Band in action w CfM il X rA f.ik mi Basketball Possibly the most balanced team that Lanier has ever produced faced the toughest region 1- AAA competition ever. This year ' s squad, under the guidance of Coach Henry Middlebrooks, al- ways exerted pressure when pressure was needed and presented a most exciting season. After an excellent record of 22-5, the Poets journeyed to the region tournament with hopes of playing in the state tournament in Albany. Every team that faced the Poet Five knew that they had played a team with spirit plus. With eight players return- ing, next year ' s expectations are truly high. Lanier 81 Jordan 63 Lanier 68 Fort Valley 54 Lanier 63 Willingham 47 Lanier 56 Perry 37 Lanier 67 LaGrange 52 Lanier 49 Albany 61 Lanier 66 Mark Smith 45 Lanier 79 Mt. DeSales 52 Lanier 64 Warner Robins 58 Lanier 75 Taylor County 52 Lanier 45 Warner Robins 50 Lanier 68 Valdosta 33 Lanier 82 Moultrie 67 Lanier 64 Willingham 50 Lanier 91 Daugherty 49 Lanier 71 Mark Smith 56 Lanier 59 Baker 73 Lanier 73 Jordan 52 Lanier 67 Warner Robins 53 Lanier 62 Fort Valley 43 Lanier 82 Hardaway 44 Lanier 66 Willingham 54 Lanier 71 Baker 62 Lanier 42 Columbus 59 Lanier 60 Perry 44 Lanier 82 Tift County 43 Lanier 57 Griffin 74 ■ Rex Putnal Bobby George Brannon Bonifav Ronnie Jordan Jerry Goldbaugh Mixon Robinson Managers Mike Lubel and Donnie Faulk Bruce Gordy STANDING: Mike Ruark, Harry Spear, Neil Cannon. Mike Blasingame. Kenneth Nixon, Steve Calhoun, Coach Phillip McElroy; KNEELING: Per- ry Smith, Albert Swann, Rusty Wynn, Lee Bikus, Franco DeMichael, Steve Reynolds, Lindsey Heard. ccD y B ' Team Basketball L Club Officers Carl Ellington and Harris Hines Swimming Swimming is a team sport, but each member of the team remains a distinct and important in- dividual. At the critical moment the swimmer cannot count on luck or the wisdom of a coach or the strength of a teammate to sustain him. However good his team may be, in every race and on every relay leg, the individual competi- tor must settle the issue solely on the basis of his own merits. As he matches his rivals stroke for stroke and as he tumbles in the silver fury of a turn, he can count only on his own wits and strength and determination. Co-captains Jerry Beasley and Ernest Campbell Coach Tom Close Baseball With an outstanding crop of B-team and ninth grade players, prospects for the 1966-67 season are very encouraging. Good hitting and improved fielding are expected to enable the team to defeat strong competition. Experience and depth will be supplied by returning players Benny Mayo, Den- nis Davis, Brannon Bonifay, Bruce Bryant, and Jimmy Allen. Jimmy Allen — Pitcher Benny Mayo — First Base Coach Godfrey Steiner Manager Waiter Bush Brannon Bonifay — Shorlsiup Bruce Bryant — Outfielder Dennis Davis— Outfielder Charles Stillwell Bobby Kimsey Track Last year ' s track team was the smallest, but probably the most dedicated team ever produced at Lanier. Steve Arrington, Billy Taylor, Bobby Kimsey, Gary Veal, Cliff Bowers, Dan Riley and C. A. Stillwell return to form the nucleus of this year ' s team. Outstanding track stars will repre- sent Lanier in regional and state competition. Increased interest and participation will be a great asset to the team. Gary Veal Steve Arrington Tennis The ' 66- ' 67 tennis team, coached by Landon Brent, promises to be one of the best Lanier has ever had. Determination and agility are the out- standing qualities of this year ' s team. Coach Landon Brent MikeTinkey Johnny Harrison Sandy Johnson Golf A relatively inexperienced team must face the challenge of sustaining Lanier ' s reputation of producing the finest prep golfers in the southeast- ern United States. With the proven ability of Har- ris Hines and the potential talent of newer mem- bers, Lanier ' s team should develop into a group capable of upholding the Poet tradition. Andy Nations Coach Jim Nolan Ed Hogan « •5« ' 4 ,m i Homecoming 64 Superlatives 66 Honors 74 THE 1965 HOMECOMING Ql EEN, Miss Candy Champion, crowns the 1966 Queen, Miss MonnieAgnew. ' 66 A tense week began with the selection of ten lovely candidates for Homecoming Queen. On two occasions these candidates were introduced to the Lanier student body. Anticipation and sus- pense made the day of the big game with Mark Smith pass slowly for these few, but finally night fell and the long-awaited half-time arrived. On the basis of her poise, personality, and charm, Miss Monnie Agnew was honored with the title of Homecoming Queen for 1966-67. Her court consisted of Miss Mary McGaughey, Miss Shir- ley Coleman, and Miss Carolyn Clancy. The oth- er candidates included Miss Eugenia Griffith, Miss Karen Lewis, Miss Gail Smith, Miss An- gle Rowe, Miss Lynn Joiner, and Miss Shirley Harrison. |BM H ■■ Bm HHH m H H P gy .jJH HSjj mM H g g HOMECOMING CANDIDATES and their escorts THE QUEEN AND HER COURT 1966 homecoming queen miss monnie agnew Miss Mary McGaughey Miss Shirley Coleman -rr J J % -. . ' Miss Carolyn Clancy 4 MONNIE AGNEW— Most notable for her endeavors to promote solidarity among the students. An intuitive leader and capable diplomat. BOB ANDERSON— A cheerful, pleasant disposition is Bob An- derson ' s most outstanding characteristic. This friendliness coupled with his excellence in military, scholastics, and sports caused him to rank as a Lanier superlative. BRANNON BONIFAY— Modest and unpretentious, Brannon Bonifay won the devotion of his classmates as a loyal Lanierian who was a standout not only in athletics, but in the classroom, and as a Christian gentleman in the most literal sense. CAROLYN CLANCY -Her spriteliness and refreshing good looks coupled with a disarming naivete make her a favorite with everyone. The paragon of femininity. y SHIRLEY COLEMAN — An effervescent good humor, unpre- dictable wit. and indomitable spirit make her not only an appeal- ing but also an amusing young lady. STEVE CARREKER- Outstanding qualities of leadership, aca- demic excellence, a dynamic personality and an uncompromising dedication to Christian ideals earned for Steve Carreker the re- spect and esteem of his associates. CARL ELLINGTON— The epitome of spirit and capability, Carl Ellington has proved to be an outstanding athlete and scholar. His sense of responsibility and amiable manner were prime factors in his being elected a superlative. LYNN JOINER--A girl in whom may be found the poise, man- ner, and modesty of a lady com bined with the determination and drive of an entrepreneur. KAREN LEWIS — Truly an idealist, yet imbued with a romantic quality. A zealous worker possessed of illimitable energy and en- thusiasm. JERRY GOLDBAUGH— Relaxed, likable, moving at an easy pace in school, Jerry Goldbaugh became dynamite on the basket- ball court. His deceptively easy-going manner masked strong drive and purpose which resulted in both athletic and academic success. JOHN REEVES- John Reeves used his exceptional abilities to the fullest in serving Lanier. His keen mind and quiet good humor brought him positions of leadership in all phases of school life. MARY McGAUGHEY— A vivacious charmer, with a zest for life which enlivens all around her. Vitality incarnate. -« . 1 H 1 fcj( t ' H 1 J J 1 T,-. V l y B: ' ' -v • ' ' SiSM Hj iK fsKssiw M N H 1 ILi. ' ' i ' ' 1 TRICIA McKIBBEN— The vital spark of the Senior Class. Her altruistic nature and delightful ingenuity earn her the devotion and respect of all. CHARLES A. STILLWELL— C. A. Stillwell ' s varied interests, intellectual achievements, and quiet confidence mark him as ath- lete, outstanding student, and leader. His conduct and accomplish- ments have earned for him well-deserved recognition at Lanier. 1 ■ HBiiMM H ■ F 1 ' . F H 1 ™ HRIHe Tv! m t ANDY WATSON— His compassion and mature understanding, together with refreshing frankness, dependability, and good sense, made Andy Watson a favorite as a friend and leader. CAROL PATTERSON— Known for her candor and guileless approach to every problem, she is a scrupulous organizer and ob- jective analyst. SENIOR HONOR GROUP MEMBERS—FIRST ROW: Suzanne Worsham, Patty Canipe, Carol Pierson, Mary Kathryn Zachary, Eugenia Griff- ith, Tricia McKibben, Anna Dixon, Jean Overman, Karen Lewis, Delores Cruze. SECOND ROW: Cathy Coble, Sandra Schroeder, Teresa Saggese. Lynn Hail, Brena Gibson, Barbara Cooper, Rubye Jo O ' Brien, Anita Jones, Monnie Agnew, Sandra Greene. THIRD ROW: Dale Higbee, Becky Glos- son. Cam Killen, Linda Smith. BACK ROW: Karen Smith, Lynn Joiner. Debby Sumpter, Debbie Penland, Nita Owens. Gail Smith, Penny Birche- nall, Rita Owens, Jennifer Leggett, Barbara Wright, Karen Morris, Alice Pettey. (Not pictured: Patsy Gordon, Paula Kozee, Kaler Lovett. and Pam Panter.) Miller Honor Groups JUNIOR HONOR GROUP MEMBERS— FIRST ROW: Vivian Lee. Linda James, Anita Sneary, Cathy Green. Joanne Birchenall.Lee Gostin. Claire Hodges. SECOND ROW: Cathy Ward, Nancy Gavin. Paula Wiise, Linda Wade, Carolyn Gostin. Kathy Clay. Margaret Peterson. THIRD ROW: Paula Hinson, Shirley Sims, Joyce Rice, Karen Williamson. BACK ROW: Frances Rhodes, Bonnie Barnes, Beth Avret, Sharon O ' Neal, Opal Tanner, Elaine Erwin, Carol Andrews. (Not pictured: Pam Bonham, Connie Callaway and Christy Hill.) |1 SENIOR HONOR GROUP MEMBERS— FRONT ROW: Mike Byrd, Andy Nations, Kenneth Wilkes, Harvey Brown, Chip Faircloth. BACK ROW: Harold McManus, Jerry Goldbaugh. Harvey Barrett, Johnny Donaldson, Bob Thompson. Chucky Carter, Hal Tullis, Steve Arrington, John Fain, Donny Faulk, Buddy Doyle, Harold Johnson, Rae Preston, Bill Harrison, George Perez-Poveda, Carswell Smith, Warren Grice, Chris Fite, John Reeves. Lanier Senior Honor Group SENIOR HONOR GROUP MEMBERS— FRONT ROW: Dan Molloy, Sonny McDaniel, Sandy Johnson, Steve Autry. BACK ROW: Joe Culpep- per, Horace McSwain. Glenn Hancock, Steve Carreker, Bob Anderson, C. A. Stillwell, Gary Hammontree, David Dondes, Jimmy Colson, Webster Bailey, Steve Peed, Nat Hamlin, Aaron Smith, John Gamble, Craig Lavendar, Richard Payne. (Absent when picture was made: Mike James, Dan Ri- ley, Larry Nicholson, and Louis Rau.) M S|t Jean Overman NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS Merit Semi- Finalists Receive Recognition Each year 14,000 National Merit Semifina- lists are chosen on the basis of their scores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. We are proud of the four students from Miller and Lanier who have attained this high honor. Debby Sumpter Mary Kathryn Zachary HONORS Students Gain Honors for Varied Achievements This year, Miller ' s Best Citizen is Monnie Ag- new. This contest is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The girl selected should have the following qualities: patriotism, dependability, leadership, personality, civic re- sponsibility, consideration of others, and interest in family, school, community, and nation. Star Students are chosen from every high school in the state on the basis of the December College Boards and academic record. Only one out of this group is selected to represent the en- tire state. Congratulations and good luck to our Star Students, Brena Gibson and Horace Mc- Swain. An unusual and outstanding honor is to be se- lected to participate in the Senate Youth Pro- gram in Washington, D.C. Mary Kathryn Za- chary was one of two students from Georgia who had this opportunity. She won an exciting week- long trip to Washington. Seven students from Miller and Lanier parti- cipated in the Governor ' s Honors Program, a stimulating program held at Wesleyan College each summer for 400 of Georgia ' s high school students. Brena Gibson Star Student Horace McSwain Star Student Mary Kathryn Zachary Senate Youth Program Monnie Agnew Best Citizen GOVERNOR ' S HONORS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS: Paul Chenoweth, Music, Mary Kathryn Zachary, English; Debby Sumpter, Science; Carol Andrews, English; Steve Peed, Social Studies; Brena Gibson, Social Studies, C. A. Stillwell, Science omB Miller Clubs 80 Lanier Clubs 108 STUDENT COUNCIL Monnie Agnew, President Student Council Seeks Pathways to Prosperity Miller ' s Student Council works with the teach- ers and clubs to promote the general welfare of the school and community and to facilitate good student-teacher relationships. The Student Coun- cil takes suggestions from the students and keeps them informed through representatives in each supervision. Some highlights of an activity-filled year are the Thanksgiving and Christmas pro- jects, Honor Week, Spirit Week, a trip to Rich ' s, and the sale of address books. Millerites benefit greatly from the work of Student Council. Cam Killen, Corresponding Secretary APPOINTED OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Mary Kathryn Zachary. Dottie W ilson. Mrs. Hanson. Advisor; Jean DuPree. BACK ROW: Bon- nie Barnes, Betty Causey. Linda LaMountt, Gilda Bohannon. Nancy Fos- ter. Lynn Joiner, Gail Smith. Karen Smith. MEMBERS— FRONT ROV : Carol Andrews. Pam Powell. Sheryl Parr. Joy Wood, Jean Dupree, Eugenia Griffith. Peggi ' Mford, Tary Schatz, Paula Wiise, Linda Ard, Mary Ann Chambless. SECOND ROW: Linda LaMountt. Ann Bell, Susan Ennis. Claudia Walden. Gail Smith. Pat Garrett, Tricia McKibben, Mary Kathryn Zachary, Karen Smith. Betty Causey, Carol Wilson, Peggy Horney, Jenifer Leggett, Winston Elliot, Gilda Bohannon, Bonnie Barnes, Diana Perez-Poveda, Mrs. Hanson. BACK ROW: Anne Walters. Evelyn Shearer. Donna Day Massey. Nancy Foster. Lynn Joiner. Carolyn Clancy, Cam Killen. Mary McGaughey, Ann Tillery, Betty Pound. Dottie Wilson. Monnie .Agnew. STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Student Council Gives Us Priceless Memories SPIRIT OF ' 67 reached its peak during a week of singing, hilarity, and vivacity. Moments to remember . . . the class and faculty skits. . . . Why it ' s the hottest sex queen since Marilyn Monroe — Miss Jean DuPree . . Mrs. New- berry dancing us a jig ... snow splattering in excited faces — an unexpected but wonderful interlude in the Spirit Week festivities ... the championship basketball game ... the deafen- ing uproar that filled the gym as Betty Causey proudly accepted the spirit trophy . . a delicious Bar-B-Q supper. This was Spirit Week ' 67. r 1 ' mi l wi S94K ilii 1 9 Millerites revert to childhood on Kid ' s Day. The facultv has a good uashboard band ihc ' re onl kuK. oii kmm The leader of Clara Nell ' s Cuties directs with the aid of Idiot Cards. Our Hansons make jolly playmates for London Bridge. ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JUN- IORS WINNERS OF THE SPIRIT WEEK TROPHY Miller catches a glimpse of a Winter Wonderland. 1 want a little baby sister and a horse and a slingshot and BETA CLUB Beta Club Encourages Scholastic Achievement The Miller Beta Club strives to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership. This group enables girls with outstanding academic achievements to be recognized. Members are chosen on the basis of grades, activities, and personality. The members aid the school by serving as guides at Open House and by earning money through the sale of mints, pencils, and annual covers. OFFICERS: Jean Overman. Corresponding Secretar ; Brena Gibson. Secretary: Lynn Joiner, President: Barbara Cooper. Treasurer: Karen Smith, Vice-President; Becky Glawson, Historian. SENIOR BETA MEMBERS Miss Simmons, we know you like for your girls to sell lots of mints, but can ' t you limit it to two or three boxes?? JUNIOR BETA MEMBERS Beta tapping brings happiness and tears to Elaine Erwin Carol Patterson, Edilor-In-Chief; Vlarv Kathrvn Zacharv, Associate INKWELL Hard Work Produces Excellent Newspaper Producing ten papers each year, the hard- working Inkwell staff creates a paper of special interest to each Millerite. Excellent fea- ture stories, news articles, editorials and pictures combine to make a paper worthy of high praise. OTHER EDirORS: (lail Sanders and Meri Beasley, Art Editors; Jo Ann Gibson. Sports Editor; Marie and Teresa Saggese. Make-up Editors. STAFF: Kay Thomas and Emily Hamlin. Typists; Brena Gibson, Fea- ture Editor; Anna Dixon and Sheila Lambert, Headline Editors; Barbara Cooper, News Editor. AD SOLICITORS CIRCULATION STAFF: Linda Taylor; Sherry Laney: Rela Crook, Circulation Manager: Beverly Brown; Peggy McColium; Diane Cannon. STAFF: Virginia Burns, Bookkeeper; Mary Walker, Exchange Editor; Karen Herin. Bus- iness Manager; Eleanor White, Advertising Manager. ASSOCIATE REPORTERS Mn - v n iK ' UiUuM Mrs. Hanson, Advisor. OFFICERS: Angle Rowe. Treasurer: Marie Saggese, Secretary: Sally Thurston, President, (not pictured Lynn Jaclcura, Vice President). MUSIC CLUB Interesting Programs Vitalize Music Club Through varied programs, the Music Club at- tempts to promote the appreciation of fine mu- sic, singing, and dancing, as well as to promote the art of being an attentive listener. This year ' s programs featured the CONAC Band and Gladys Lasky. 5M -4 MUSIC CLUB MEMBERS w Nf B 1 ..ill i58 CONAC Band performs for Music Club. MINOR OFFICERS: Faye Doolittle, Catherine Wil- son, Frances Rhodes. Annette Harrison, Linda Shad- burn. Beth Avret. Dottie Wilson, Kathy Price. MUSIC CLUB MEMBERS ART CLUB Art Club Instills Creative Ability The Art Club co-operates with the art depart- ment by encouraging cultural appreciation. The programs consist of talks by local artists, art teachers, and florists. Annually the club presents a gift to the art department and the school. Mrs. Aikcn ticmonsiraics ho Id make Christmas decorations OFFICERS: Joyce Rice. Secretary; Beverly Boutwell. Vice-President; Peggy George. Corresponding Secretary; Sheila Lambert, President; Meri Beasley, Treasurer. ART CLUB MEMBERS MINOR OFFICERS: Claudia West, Dawn Lewis, .Ann Beaty, Pam Barnette, Lvn Lane,.ludv Bedaood. DRAMATICS CI UB MhMBERS DRAMATICS CLUB Student Plays Inspire Theatrical Interest Dramatics Club attempts to promote an in- terest in and an appreciation of speech and dra- matics at Miller. Every year the club sponsors the Pepper Pot and gives each member the op- portunity to belong to the National Thespian Association. THESPIANS: Lcralene Spillers. Sherry Towles, Jane Grier, Karen Morris. Kay Swanson. Karen Harris. Carolyn Herin. Debbie Kearnes. Marcie Swint. SENIOR PLAV CAST: Angela Seckinger. Fairy May: Catherine Wilson. Florence: Kay Swanson. Ethel Savage: Angle Rowe, Lily Belle: Jean DuPree. Samantha: Jerry Johnson. Geffrey: Leralene Spillers. Miss Willie: Renee Brown. Dr. Emmett: Shirley Calducll. Mrs. Padd . (Not pictured; Jerry Beaslcy. Hannibal: Barry Bond, Titus) OFFICERS: Kay Swanson, President: Karen Morris. Vice-President: Debbie Kearnes. Secretary: Carolyn Herin. Treasurer: Marcie Swint. Program Chairman. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Teaching As A Career Interests Miller ites The multifold purpose of Miller ' s FTA is to learn of the various opportunities of the teaching profession, to cultivate the qualities essential to the character of a good teacher, and to foster the development of student leadership. FTA MEMBERS OFFICERS: Linda Smith, President; Mar Calhoun, Secrelar : Bar- bara Parker, Vice-President; Jean Overman, Program Chairman; Cathe Parker, Chaplain; Kathy Steele, Historian. RADIO ANNOUNCERS CLUB Radio Programs Capture Miller-Lanier Audiences Keeping the student body aware of important announcements is part of the job of the Miller- Lanier Radio Announcers. Their program every Tuesday night on WBML blends popular songs with news that is vital to both schools and fac- ulties. Lester Dumas, Secretary- RADIO ANNOUNCERS: Mary Walker, President; Quinn Hudson; Doug Lynch, Leralene Spillers. KNITTING CLUB Everyone Participates During Knitting Club By learning to knit, the members of Knitting Club acquire an enjoyable and profitable skill. After learning the basic stitches, the girls use their skills on simple projects such as bedroom shoes and later make sweaters or afghans. OFFICERS: Iris Logan, President; Mrs. Sessions, advisor; Barbara Wesson, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Williams, Assistant Instructor; Eu- dene Brown, Vice-President. KNITTING CLUB MEMBERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mothers of the Future Learn Domestic Skills The Future Homemakers purpose is to help individuals improve their personal, family, and community living. They serve Miller through such projects as refinishing the furniture in the clinic and decorating the lunchroom for holidays. Brenda Marshall, Prcident A demonstration of knitting ski OFFICERS: Anne Kimbell, Vice-President; Dianne Smith. Treasurer; Martha Payne, Secretary. LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS MINOR OFFICERS: Peggy Glore. Secretary; Yuevonne Owens, Trea- surer; Jean Harris, Reporter. RED CROSS Members Assist Gray Ladies in the Clinic The Red Cross is in charge of the clinic. A member of this club serves in the clinic as a monitor one week out of each month during the year. Also, Red Cross representatives partici- pate in meetings at the Red Cross Chapter House. OFFICERS: Brenda Williams, Chaplain; Annette James. Publicity Chairman; Marlin Fuller, Vice-President; Leslie Crandall, Treasurer; Mary Alice Chapman, President; Brenda Dunn, Secretary. LIBRARY CLUB Assistants Guide Us in Using the Library The Library Club consists of girls who serve as library assistants during the school year. The purpose of this club is to create an interest among these girls in helping students to find books and other materials in Miller ' s library. Kay Thomas, President; Brenda Alligood, Vice-President. RED CROSS MEMBERS LANGUAGE CLUB Language Club Studies Cultures of the World The members of Miller ' s Language Club are given a special opportunity to travel around the world through color slides, reports, and group discussions. Visits from natives of other lands highlight an interesting and informative year. LANGUAGE CLUB MEMBERS CHEMISTRY CLUB Club Programs Deepen Interest in Chemistry The members of Chemistry Club at Miller seek to increase an interest in chemistry by par- ticipating in lab experiments, by becoming aware of scientific endeavors in the community, and by studvine events in the field of science. OFFICERS: Jan Davis. Vice-President: Marianne Barnes, President. CHEMISTRY CLUB MEMBERS ORGANIZATIONS T -Teens Gain Pleasure from Helping Others While busy with many projects and activities, including their annual Sweetheart Ball, Y-Teens never lose sight of their goals: to grow as a per- son; to grow in friendship with all people: and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Y-TEENS IN SCHOOL MEMBERS Y-TEENS OUT-OF-SCHOOL MEMBERS IN-SCHOOL OFFICERS— FIRST ROW Patricia Stokes, Presi dent Kav Wood Vice-President Ann Bowers I C C Representative Sherry Davis Program Chairman SECOND ROW- Margaret Peter son Chaplain Pattv Hudson Pubhcitv Chairman Bettv Webb Trea surer, Faye Mckinnev Finance Chairman Wanda Rodgers Historian Sandy Rountree, Corresponding Secretary; Cathy Ramey. Social Chairman. OLT-OF-SCHOOL OFFICERS. Meg Helms Historun 1 .rv nn Chambless, Vice President, Barbara Wright, Sports Leader, Annette Pool, President; Judy Jordan, Social Chairman. BOOKSTORE BOOKSTORE ASSISTANTS: Irene Hodges, Dianne Godfrey. Paula Mollon. Carol Watson. Connie Edwards. Scharline Bailey, Linda Mc- Greggor. MILLER BETTER BUSINESS CLUB Members Prepare for Future in Business To acquaint the students with the fast-chang- ing business world, its requirements, its prob- lems, and its rewards is the purpose of MBBC. Well-informed and well-known persons from the many Macon businesses provides the programs for the club. MBBC MEMBERS Bookstore Provides Valuable Supplies The bookstore provides many valuable sup- plies for both student and teachers. It stocks remedies for almost everything from a cough to an over-due algebra assignment. The school is truly indebted to the girls who keep the book- store. Scharline Bailey, Manager OFFICERS: Reta Crook. Secretary: Scharline Bailey, Vice-President: Cheryl Wood, Treasurer: Betty Dorsey, Historian: Suzanne Worsham, President: Janice Hardy. Second Vice-President ORCHESTRA CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA Music Groups Provide Enjoyable Programs The members of both the Chorus and the Or- chestra find practice and perseverance beneficial to the development of their musical talents. The results of their hard work are reflected in their numerous concerts and assembly presentations. CHORUS OFFICERS pn glJ CHORUS MEMBERS MILLER ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MA A sponsors Many Athletic Activities MAA encourages interest in physical educa- tion, sponsors competitive sports within the school, presents favorite athletic groups to the members in its programs, and awards a scholar- ship to an outstanding senior who plans to major in gym. OFFICERS: Kay Kozojed, President; Jo Anne Gibson, Vice-President; Karen Herin. Secretary; Lee Gostin. Treasurer; Eleanor White. Scribe. Members of the tumbling team from the Women ' s College of Georgia put on an outstanding performance for MAA. MAA MEMBERS PEP CLUB Pep Club Encourages Miller- Lanier Spirit Pep Club is organized to promote good sports- manship, better attendance, and more spirit at Lanier ' s games and at Miller ' s interclass games. Activities include decorating goal posts and making a big paper football player for Home- coming. ' If you think we ' re gonna win tonight, raise both hands. ' OFFICERS: Beverly Sheats, President; Kaler Lovett, Vice-President; Dottie Wilson, Secretary: Carol Wilson, Treasurer. 11? f — - 1 K i 1. if !l— tM PEP CLUB MEMBERS SENIOR GYM ASSISTANTS Gym Assistants Excel in Various Gymnastics Tweet! A shrill whistle in the gym an- nounces the arrival of a white clad figure, the gym assistant, whose privilege it is to give up her study hall to do such menial tasks as checking Fay Burkett -Tangle the roll, leading exercises, or mopping the gym. Mary Kathryn Zachary Seal Walk Kay Kozojed — Nose Dive Jo Anne Gibson — Turks Stand Tricia McKibben Corkscrew Marianne Barnes -Jumping Jack JUNIOR GYM ASSISTANTS Gwen Hiddleton— Knee Dip Helen Foster Cricket Walk Debbie Kearnes, Becky Stephens, Annette James, and Kat Woolford Pyramid Janis Jones and Debby Barlow Shoulder Sit GYM ACTIVITIES Gym Activities Create Good Sportsmanship Gym activities this year seemed to include al- most everything from sponsoring the team which won the city volleyball championship to crazy- foaming the gym office. We could never forget the expression on Miss Kellum ' s face as she looked at her foamy white desk ... or the dis- tinguished faculty volleyball team losing a tough battle (played mostly from the floor) to the spiri- ted Junior champions who could not forget that last year, when they were sophomores, the facul- ty beat them. Also never to be forgotten were the screams of joy which engulfed Lasseter ' s gym after Miller won the volleyball trophy. Gym ac- tivities added variety and fun to a year of hard work. CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS SUPERVISION VOLLEYBALL Sr. Sup. 8 CLASS VOLLEYBALL Juniors CLASS BASKETBALL Juniors CLASS SOCCER Juniors Celestine Jones and Sherry Johnson watch as Kaler Lovett struggles to volley the ball back to Sup. 6. Mrs. DuPree and Tricia give an enthusiastic yell to cheer DuPree ' s Darlin ' s(Sup. 8) to victory. Patti Kelly makes a valiant attempt to beat Sup. 8, but to no avail. Get that ball and go! is Little Jone ' s motto as she races down the court in the class championship game. MONITORS Monitors Render Their Services to Miller Calling classes to lunch, running errands for Miss Orr, and helping in the gym and guidance offices are only part of the services performed by the various monitors at Miller. These girls save time and work for the office personnel. GllDANCK MONITORS FRONT ROW: Tricia McCallum, Di anne Peterman. Belty Dorsey, Mary Young, Jean Reese. BACK ROW Reta Crook, Pam Barnette, Ann Bady, Judy Pearson, Jackie Wise. GYM MONITORS: Susan Best, Karen Caldwell, Merry Bolton. Gayle Brown, Jan Baker, Sheryl Farr. LUNCHROOM MONITORS: Pattie Rape. Judy Lee. Gerry Slocumb. Paula Thibadeau. OFFICE MONITORS: Carolyn Clancy, Lynn Joiner. Carol Pierson. Sharon O ' Neal, Penny Birchenall, Connie Murdoch, Linda LaMountt. Gail Smith. Pat Fullmore. Sally Bullington. Pam Williams, Gail Sanders, Patty Canipe, Carol Patterson. ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF Annual Business Staff Finances the Annual Beginning in the summer, the Annual Business Staff sells ads to provide the money necessary to finance our annual. They sell subscriptions at the first of the year and are responsible for dis- tributing the yearbooks when they arrive. Lee Harnsberger, Manager AD SELLERS FRONT ROW: Nancy Martin B irbara KetLhie Mel inie Wil son, Carol Pierson. BACK ROW: Eudene Brown, Lynn Ha Joy McCullough and Dianne Pelerman, Assistant Managers ANNUAL STAFF Un iform ity, Orig inality Characterize ' 67 Annual The Annual Staff strives each year to present a well-organized and unique yearbook. Much time and thought are utilized in the process. We on the staff consider this annual to be truly repre- sentative of the ' 66- ' 67 year at Miller and Lanier. . . ' •:i  r- «« • •4.. John Reeves, Edilor-ln-Chie Jack Schatz, Organizations Editor Andv Watson, Sports Editor Dottie Wilson, Organizations Editor Miss Jean Harrison, Miller Annual Advisor 109 DEMOSTHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Debating Developes Skill in Personal Expression Debating Team President— Barry Bond Vice-President — Graham Thorpe Secretary — Jimmy Hicks Treasurer — Horace McSwain BETA CLUB Recognizes The Scholar And Fosters Leadership President C. A. Stillwell Vice President John Reeves Secretary —Bob Thompson 1 k mk f 1 ' ■ Wl R|Hf4 : J m ' 1 y y Mk ; y V M J Treasurer — Steve Carreker SPANISH CLUB Fiestas And Films Teach Language And Customs Treasurer Andy Andrews; Secretary— John Reeves; Vice President Steve Carreker; President — Ernest Lee FRENCH CLUB Promotes Interest In French Culture, Life President — Louis Rau; Vice President — Bob Anderson; Secretary — Chip Faircloth; Treasurer Andy Nations GERMAN CLUB Works For Understanding Of The German Peoples Chaplain - Perry Sandifer; Sec.-Treas. - Buddy Doyle; Sergeant at Arms — Bill Garvin; Pres. Garry Hammontree; 1st VP Larry Nicholson; 2nd VP Steve Peed CHESS CLUB Ancient Game Of Skill Sharpens Concentration Secretary — Lawrence Sinclair; President — Bucky Wood; Vice President- John Gamhie MATH CLUB Competition A nd Field Trips Increase Knowledge President — Bob Anderson; Treasurer John Gamble; Vice President— Louis Rau; Secretar Bob Thompson HISTORY CLUB Develops Insight Into U. S. Life And Government Chaplain Jerry Thompson; Vice President— Nat Hamlin; Advisor — Mr. Johnson; President — Joe Culpepper; Secretary-Treasurer — Roger Ward DRAMATICS CLUB Apprentice Actors Are Introduced To Fine Arts Vice President— Andy Walker LIBRARY CLUB Orderly Library Benefits Students And Faculty Vice President— Larry Meade; I ' arli.imcmarian -James Lavendar; Presi- dent Frank Sorrow; Treasurer — Barry Amos; Secretary — Glen Han- cock PAPER SHOP— COUNSELOR ' S ASSISTANTS Faithful Service Was A Daily Duty For A ides RED CROSS CLUB Serving Others Is Aim Of Each Monthly Project 107 wins Red Cross Drive Secretary — Jimmy Hicks; Vice President — Phil Harshaw; President- Larry Nicholson; Treasurer — Wayne Sanders SCIENCE CLUB Enthusiastic Scientists Promote Annual Fair President— Ray Rader Secretary-Treasurer — Don Davenport PHYSICS CLUB Tour Of Atomic Plant Is Enriching Experience Vice President— Doug Lynch; President — Sandy Johnson Photographer Richard Payne FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Agricultural Trainees Gain Valuable Experience Sentinel— Jerry Parden; Reporter— Howell Newberry; Treasurer— Tim Hardy; President— Ronnie Yarborough; Vice President— Kenny Scott; Par- liamentarian — Al Stolies HI-Y Inculcates Christian Concepts And Attitudes Secretary— Chuck Heard STUDENT COUNCIL Many Improvements Result From Efforts Of Council _ ? H B I -- .jj HkM, ' IPR K.J. - - - M k ' VH wjpi P ii ' ' •w IHipi ji Vice President- Dick Joyner President— Sieve Carreker Sponsored pavement of school parking lot Provided address books for student body Gave Lanier ' s front entrance a new look Painted pep signs for bail games Decorated for Homecoming Dance Guarded school during week of Willingham game ORANGE AND GREEN Encourages Creativity In Literary Expression Editor — Mike James Harrey Brown Associate Fditor Bob Anderson POET LEADER Exemplifies Lanier Motto In Editorials And News Editor — Bob Thompson KEY CLUB Serving With Integrity Was The Aim For 1966-67 Vice President Warren Grice Treasurer — Chip Faircloth Secretary — Ernest Lee ANNUAL JUNIOR ASSISTANTS AND BUSINESS STAFF Loyalty Of Workers Makes The Yearbook A Success Steve Agee Ricky Bussey Wayne Key Business Staff: Jeff Woods, Mark Mollson, Rusty Morris, Rusty Wynn, Gary Worsham, Hu Hamilton, Steve Fite, Kenneth Whitehead, Tommy Thomp- son, David Jordan, Don Sanders; Kneeling: Charles Laurens, Joel Raley, Ricky Thornton, Tommy Childs, David Schild Military Staff 132 Sponsor Officers 133-149 Sponsor Day Parade 150 Military Ball 151 Drill Team 152 Rifle Team Color Guard 153 Sergeant H L. Haynes Major David L. Carter, Infantry Senior Army Instructor, Lanier Senior High School Sergeants McNatt, Hightower, Williams, Cooper. Hartley, Shealey. Brickhouse and Thomas Cadet Colonel Steve Carreker Sponsor — Miss Carolyn Mines Colors — Orange and Green Figuring points toward Honor Company Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Louis Rau Sponsor — Miss Mary Young Colors— Pale Blue and White Brigade Staff Cadet Captain Rae Preston, S-2 Sponsor- Miss Ramona Hickson Colors — Light Blue and White Cadet Captain David Barrett, S-3 Sponsor — Miss Barbara Whitehead Colors — Mint Green and White Cadet Captain Sandy Johnson, 1st Battalion ' ' T v3fc3f3 ' y XO .- fi Sponsor — Miss Jo Anne Gibson Colors — Old Gold and Spice Cadet Captain Steve Peed, S-4 Sponsor — Miss Carol Andrews Colors— Navy Blue and Light Blue Cadet Captain Aaron Sinith, 2nd Battalion XO Sponsor — Miss Janice Brice Colors — Pink and White Hq. Company Cadet 1st Lieutenant Steve Arrington Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Henry Swaim Cadet Sergeants: Mike Lubel, Lyn Ramey, Barry Bond ' A ' Company Cadet Captain John Reeves Sponsor — Miss Martha McKenzie Colors — American Beauty and Ivory mi 1 -y 1 iL jl M ■ R _ - -. - j i T ' jj f H m t S j Bi P| « r Cadet 1st Lieutenant Jerry Goldbaugh Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Tim Sasser Cadet Sergeants: Jim Beall, Charlie Causey, Dennis Davis ' B ' Company Cadet Captain Chip Faircloth Sponsor — Miss Mary McGaughey Colors — Navy Blue and Turquoise Cadet 1st Lieutenant Carswell Smith Cadet 2nd Lieutenant John Fain Cadet Sergeants: Louis Smith, James White, Darwin Soler C Company Cadet Captain Craig Lavender Sponsor— Miss Connie Murdoch Colors — Olive and Beige Cadet 1st Lieutenant Walter Doyle Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Mike Byrd Cadet Sergeants; Bill Carr, Glynn Hancock, Chris Williams ' D ' ' Company Cadet 1st Lieutenant Brannon Bonifay Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Gewinner Garrison Cadet Sergeants: Ken- neth Willtes, Harvey . Brown, Tommy Hilley mer E ' ' Company Cadet Captain Bob Thompson Sponsor— Miss Dottie Wilson Colors— Midnight Blue and Powder Blue Cadet I si Lieutenant Bill Warren Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Charlie Grinstead Cadet Sergeants: Chucky Grace, Mike Payne, Johnny Don- aldson. ' F Company Cadet 1st Lieutenant Nat Hamlin Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Elbert Wilkinson Cadet Sergeants: Steve Dodd, Chris Fite, BlilT Bowers G ' Company Cadet Captain Robert Anderson Sponsor — Miss Linda Anderson Colors— Old Gold and White Cadet 1st Lieutenant Andy Nations Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Webster Bailey Cadet Sergeants: Randy Smith, Dick Joyner, Lester Dumas ccTryy H ' Company Tj - hmm s ,— ry g- Cadet Captain Horace McSwain Sponsor — Miss Clare Eschmann Colors — Navy Blue and Lime Green Cadet 1st Lieutenant Mike James ittttyh Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Rick Thomas Cadet Sergeants; Bill Harrison, Jimmy Hicks, Sonny Mc- Daniel Company Cadet 1st Lieutenant Jimmy Colson Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Charlie James Cadet Sergeants: Paul Reynolds, Ken Hall, John Humphreys K Company Cadet Captain Larry Nicholson Sponsor — Miss Jean Overman Colors — Mint Green and Moss Green Cadet 1st Lieutenant Quinn Hudson Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Andy Watson Cadet Sergeants: Ernest Lee, Steve Autry, Jack Schatz ccT yy U ' Company Cadet Captain Kenneth Carter Sponsor — Miss Jean Register Colors — Cerulean and White Cadet 1st Lieutenant Carl Ellington Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Jeff Davis Cadet Sergeants: Andy Andrews, Harold Johnson, Riley Bennett Band Company Cadet 1st Lieutenant Perry Sandifer Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Terry Harris Cadet Sergeants: Doug Lynch, David Jordan, Benny Turner sponsor Day Parade Military Ball ■ ' - ' !. ' -i • - Golden Boots Silver Rifles Rijle Team Sophomores 156 Juniors 166 Seniors 176 Reflections of a Senior 228 MILLER CLASS OFFICERS: Tary Schatz, President; Janice Tallcy, Vice-President; Susan Churchwell, Secretary; Katie Coolt, Director. Sophomore Class LANIER CLASS OFFICERS; left to right: Rusty Wynn, President; Ronnie Edwards, Director; Marty Allman, Director; Vance Bell, Director; Craig Caldwell, Vice-President; Lee Bikus, Director; Mike Hall, Secretary-Treasurer. Dorothy Adams Jan Adams Peggi Alford Glenda Allen Phyllis Anderson Mary Jo Asbell Sandra Aspinwall Sherrill Aspinwall Pam Attaway Deborah Atwater Marie Baird Jan Baker June Barfield Claudia Barnes Debra Barrineau Lora Barron Gail Bast Paula Batts Trudy Baugh Cindy Bearden Susan Beckham Susan Best Donna Bickley Janis Bishop Shirley Bivins Gail Blackburn Moira Bloor Merry Bolton Eugenia Bostick Jeanette Boyd Gail Brafford Jo Brandon Renee Branton Susan Braswell Linda Brewer Donna Brooks Dianne Brown Merrie Brown Snooky Brown Rhonda Brown Kay Brunson Lou Burkhalter Pam Caldwell Debbie Camerio Cheryl Cannon Kathy Cannon Yvonne Carden Jenny Carr Karen Carson Debbie Carter Zan Chambless Janice Chancellor Susan Churchwell Alethea Clark Randi Clark Dottie Clarke Patty Clay Tolita Cobbs Kay Coleman Cecelia Collins Katie Cook Kay Cook Elizabeth Corey Deborah Corley Connie Cox Virginia Coyner Dianne Croft Carol Cnitchfield Saundra Daniely Beth Dasher Karen Davey Carol Davis Judy Davis Sherry Davis Terry Davis Angela Deaton Pat DeVane Paula Donaldson Betty Douglas Benita Dover f VA 1 ■ E- ' 1 iV Judy Dunn Janane Dyes Deborah Earl Lynda Ellis Carol Engram Linda Epps Sandra Epps Sandilee Eschen Fabianne Etheridge Jennifer Etheridge Vickie Etheridge Donna Evans Jean Evans Pam Evans Danyse Everett Debra Faber Sheryl Farr Betsy Fendrick Peggy Fernald Gina Fetzer Elizabeth Fite Jane Flatt Elaine Floyd Rene Forehand Jan Fortson Judy Fountain Ruth Fouts Donna Foy Gloria Fraley Ellen Fretz Pat Garrett Gloria Gaultney Sheryl Gaultney Ja Ja Giddens Kathy Giddens Gloria Giles Sally Glover Brenda Gordon Angela Greene Dianne Griflin Sue Griffin Debby Gross Pam Guest Clarice Hall Claudia Hall Elaine Hallar Charlotte Harris Debra Harris Nancy Harris Sue Harris Anne Hastings Peggy Hatcher Weize Ann Hayes Ginger Haygood Connie Haywood Vickie Heath Linda Hefner Beverly Hemdon Debra Hicks Dorothy Higgison Teresa Hight Nancy Hilley Carol Ann Hodges Deborah Holmes Linda Holsenbeck Marilyn Helton Brenda Hopkins Sarah Home Sandra Hudson Kathy Hulett Peggy Hullender Necie Hunnicutt Wanda Jackson Angela James Sheila James Carol Johnson Carol Johnson Joan Johnson Suzanne Johnson Yvonne Johnson I A Dianne Jolly Deborah Jones Mary Jones Patsy Jones Sandra Jones Tee Jones Barbara Kaplan Pat Kaplan Use Kaufman Kathy Keen Janice Keene Patti Kelly Lynda Kent Kathryn King Dianne Kite Linda Kozee Marsha Lane Judith Langley Gayle Lavender Julia Layfield Linda Layson Judy Lee Lynne Lentz Donna Lewis Patricia Liles Fran Logan Suzon Long Deena Loper Joyce Louder Elizabeth Lumpkin Bessie Madden Ramona Maestas Susan Magee Beverly Mann Nancy Martin Burna Mason Joyce Mauldin Faye McAllister Charlene McCall Linda McCollum Hilda McDaniel Elizabeth McDonald Jacquelyn McDonald Ellen McGee Margaret McGriff Cherry McLure Susan McNeal Vicky Melton Patsy Miles Annie Lou Miller Edna Miller Joyce Minchew Patricia Moncrief Brenda Money Carolyn Moseley Linda Muecke Sandra Mullis Sharon Mullis Therisa Mundy Shirley Nathaniel Carolyn Neville Betty Nipper Kate Nixon Janice Nobles Sue Nutt Barbara Odil Cindy Ogilvie Becky O ' Neal Marcia Page Kathy Parker Gail Parrish Linda Pate Jacque Patterson Dottie Pattishall Sue Petterson Billie Philips Dorothy Pike Yvonne Pinkerton Vivica Pippinger Betsy Pittman jf f f ' lif Debbie Pope Pamela Powell Peggy Purcell Valeria Purser Debbie Purvis PaCti Rape Judy Rawlins Blanche Redding Anna Reeves Judy Rice Bonnie Richardson Laura Rigo Carolyn Robertson Shelby Robertson Shirley Ross Mary Jo Saikas Dianne Sanders Joy Sasser Janie Savage Cynthia Saxon Tary Schatz Kathryn Schoch Donna Schultz Eileen Self Evelyn Shearer Debbie Shivers Gena Simmons Kathy Simmons Sheryl Sims Elaine Singley Geraldine Slocumb Beverly Smith Debra Smith Donna Smith Karen Smith Tresa Smith Brenda Snow Gena Spivey Frances Stanley Annette Stewart Susan Stroberg Juliet Strong Sharon Strong Shirley Stutts Ovdia Swain Janice Talley Carolyn Tanner Dorothy Taylor Ginger Tharpe Paula Thibadeau Alfreda Thomas Debbie Thompson Debby Thompson Frances Tillery Debbie Toole Carol Tracy Sue Truett Patricia Tucker Ann Turner Emily Vickers Patricia Wall Anne Walters Leanne Watson Murray Watson Vicki Weimer Judith West Susan Whittle Linda Wilcox Montene Wilkinson Annette Williams Barbara Ann Williams Sally Williams Sarah Jeanette Williams Cathy Willis Suzanne Wills Debbie Wilson Cheryl Wimberly Regina Wimberly Candy Witherington Joy Wood fy Lundv Woodall Rosaiyn Woolfolk Wanda Elaine arbrough Donna Vaughn Sharon Yetter Juanita Zachary No, your contact didn ' t slip But she told me 101 was Study Hall! Hey, what ' s going on back there? f ' a a ? p2. ih 1 . p . Benny Adams Don Allison Marty Allman Bud Armstrong Danny Arrington Sterling Bailey DeWayne Barfield Mike Barnes Robert Bartlelt Sidney Batchelor David Baumgardner Vance Bell Clarence Betleyoun Bobby Bigler Lee Bikus Randy Bishop Wendell Bishop Mike Blasingame Lester Bolden John Bonham Alvin Booker Steve Bowden Jerry Boyd Al Brewer Charley Brewer David Bridges Cecil Brown David Brown Neil Brown Mike Bryan Buck Buchanan Tommy Buchanan Eddie Bullington Darden Burgamy David Burgamy John Burney Jack Byrd Craig Caldwell Steve Calhoun Rusty Callaway Roderick Campbell Neil Cannon Mike Carpenter Thomas Cauley Charles Chambliss Dennis Chambliss Tommy Chapman Tommy Childs Tommy Clay Curt Clements Van Cole Tommy Coleman Gary Collins Ronnie Collins Ricky Colquitt Terry Connell Tommy Crain Ricky Crandall Anderson Crawford J. C. Cranford John Cunningham Charles Dasher Lee Dasher Dale Davenport Johnny Davis Mike Davis Charles Day Gary Deeh Frank DeFore Franco DeMichael Sammy Dennard Phillip Dent Ray Dimit Bert Dixon Ray Dixon John Dobson Marshall Dorsey Dan Dunwody Elbert Durham Stephen Duval 1 I Vl. tf l i - ( . i iikt f . . k } m ff . p l4 m it fet9 - r ' Larry Edwards Ronnie Edwards Del Elkins Ronald Ennis Mike Eremchuk Radford Ethridge Stan Ethridge Jerry Evans Billy Fain Alfred Faulkner Bobby Faulkner Larry Favors Bobby Fernandez David File Mike Fleming Rusty Floyd Bruce Forbes Stanley Fowler Brad Frost Alan Gavel Bobby George Lyn Gilbert Sandy Giles Scott Glenn David Gory Randy Gordy Donald Graham James Grimes Jimmy Guest Charles Haines Mike Hall Hu Hamilton Larry Hamrick Buford Hancock Eddie Haugabrook Samuel Hartley Joe Hartman Harold Harvey Carlton Haywood Linsey Heard Robert Herron Danny Hicks Lonnie Hicks Doug Hines Larry Hill Gordon Hitt Butch Hogan Tommy Holmes David Hooten Johnny Hopper Wesley Humphries Richard Hunnicult David Israel Larry Jackson Sammy Jackson Gerald Jones Johnny Jones William Jones Dennis Keene John Keene Ralph keene William Kennedy Wyatt Kersey Alien King Carl Knight Gary Kornegay Pal Lane Harry Lawrence Sonny Lozano Mark Leaptrot Ernest Lester Doug Lewis Gerald Lewis Larry Linder Jimmy Logan Henry Lowe Jeff Lynch Andy Lyndon Jimmy Maddox Keith Mallernee fe3 f - O , l 1 ( . (f , f . f f fTj _ f James Mason Thomas IVIason Ken IVlathews David Matthews Walter Matthews Phillip Maxwell Homer McAllister James McCullough Robert Mcl.endon Kermit McManus Steve McWilliams Ralph Meadows Steve Meadows Lamar Mealor Ricky Meharg Steve Meharg Earl Mercer Andy Mitchell Mark Molleson Clifford Moore Jimmy Moore Jackson Morgan Rusty Morris Ed Morton Ronnie Moseley Johnny Mullis Rodney Mumford Ken Newberry Nick Nickerson Kenneth Nixon Lewis Noble Mike Norris Guerry Norwood Kenny Obenauf Kenny Parham Jerry Parden Silvanus Paris Boyd Parker Frankie Parks Ben Pate Deryl Pate John Pearce David Penn James Perdue Hank Pitts David Pritchett Steve Putnal Phillip Raburn Joel Raley Lee Reese Phil Reid Steve Reynolds Steve Reynolds Ronnie Roberson Eddie Rocker Danny Rogers Ron Rogers Sonny Roland Keith Rollins James Romanelli Craig Ross Scott Rowbotham Sylvester Royal Mike Ruark Alvin Russell Jerome Ryles Donald Sadler Jackie Sanders Mack Sanders Billy Sandefur Billy Sandefur Terry Sams Monty Sapp Kenny Scarborough David Schild Zeddie Scott Ronnie Shinholster Ronnie Simmons Bobby Shepherd Tommy Seymour jS Neil Skene Oscar Slaughter Danny Smallwood Charles Smarr Perry Smith Rodney Smith Ronald Smith Tommy Smith Jimmy South Harry Spear Peter Steinhaus Billy Stephens Eddie Stevenson Jimmy Stewart Jimmy Stewart Al Stokes Bobby Story David Stroud James Thomas Lee Thombley Tommy Thompson Mark Thornton Ricky Thornton Ken Thrasher Ken Tinker Mike Tinkey Evan Torch David Trawick Lowry Tribble John Tucker Melvin Turner Frank Tutt Mike Van Horn Brian Vance Jim V anover Franklin Veal Andy Walker Tony Walker Jimmy Warren Emory Watson Larry W est Steve West Emory White Sonny Whitehead Tal Wilcher Bill Wilder Joey Williams Steve Williamson Rusty Willingham Glenn Willis Earl W ilson Edwin Winberley Jimmy Winchester Gary Worsham Jim Wright Craig W ynn Rusty Wynn Leslie Yeomans f _;- ' K -1 fn i c . 5 i i MILLER CLASS OFFICERS, Director; Beth Avre(, Director, left to right Betty Causey, President; Paula Hinson, Vice-President; Gayle Oliver, Secretary; Paula Wlise, Junior Class LANIER CLASS OFFICERS, left to right; Mixon Robinson, President; Graham Thorpe, Director; John Reeves, Director; Sandy Jones, Vice-President; Rex Putnal, Director: Bruce Gordy, Secretary-Treasurer; Kenny Parker, Director. M if Diane Ackelev Stevonne Agee Jean Allen Patsy Allen Joan Anderson Carol Andrews Fran Arden Gayle Arrlngton Beth Avret Armentfurt Bailey Athel Balius Gail Bankston Debbie Barlow Bonnie Barnes Priscilla Beall Meri Beasley Ann Bell Patti Bennett Joanne Birchenall Sylvia Black Gayle Blankenship Miriam Bohler Pam Bohham Beterly Boutwell Suzann Bowden Suzanne Brackett Linda Branan Beverly Brown Carole Brown Gaye Brown Gayle Brown Patsy Brown Tricia Buchanan Sally Bullington Rhonda Bullock Linda Burnette Jeanie Burress Karen Caldwell Mary Calhoun Connie Calloway Betty Causey Nan Chapman Robin Chester Gayla Clarke Prissy Clark Kathy Clay Gloria Clayton Debbie Cohen Jean Coleman Helen Collins Linda Cotton Leigh Couch Libby Cox Leslie Crandall Vi Crawford Molly Crow Ann Dantzler Shirley Darity Joy Defore biedre Dekle Joyce Dennis Pam DeVane Michael Donald Grace Douglas Gail Dowlen Nancy Dyche Melinda Edwards Patricia Edwards Winston Elliot Elaine Erwin Charlotte Etheridge Marsha Evans Karyn Everett Audrey Ford Helen Foster Lynn Garrett Nancy Gavin Peggy George Sandy George Beverly Gibson pW v Ellen Gibson Quintress Gilbert Jean Gober Carolyn Gostin Lee Gostin Catby Green Pat Green Josephine Grier Gail Haines Kathy Hale Juanice Hall Judv Hall Sue Hall Mary Lee Haney Dianne Harrell Connie Harris Karen Harris Annette Harrison Marquerite Helms Mona Hickson Barbara Hildebrand Christy Hill Paula Hinson Susan Hinson Paula Hobbs Claire Hodges Ann Hofstadter Meg Hogan Elaine Hollingshed Elaine Huckabee Patty Hudson Dorothy Huff Debbie Hurd Nancy Hurley Aleta Huser Doris Jackson Olivia Jackson Annette James Linda James Tricia Johnson Deborah Jones Janis Jones Merelyn Jones Debbie Kearnes Beverly Kelly Betty Sue Kennington Angle King Sharon King Evelyn Kitchens Jan Kitchens Kay Land Judy Lawrence Judy Lee Vivian Lee Shirley Long Beth Lovelace Ann MacEwcn Martha Malone Carolyn Martin Kathy Martin Nancy Martin Vera Mason Donna Day Massey Kay Matson Linda McCall Gail McCallum Peggy McCallum Linda McDougal Bonnie McGee Wyvonnia McGee Pat McKelvey Faye McKinney Renee McKinney Carol McMillan Janice McQueen Ginny McRae Beverly Meharg Vickie Merritt Gwen Middleton Linda Mitchell 4 ' ; Karen Mondcy Regina Moore Pam Mull Geraldine Neeley Marsha Kay Norlhington Gayle Oliver Sharon O ' Neal Yuevonne Owens Elaine Owensby Martha Payne Jane Perkins Margaret Peterson Marie Pierce Diane Pope Donna Posev Betty Pound Kathy Price Doris Proskauer Wanda Rachels Madelyn Raley Cathy Ramey Jean Reese Mary Ann Register Frances Rhodes Joyce Rice Wanda Rodgers Susan Romeiser Sandy Rountree Elaine Rowell Hattie Pearl Rozier Martha Rutland Sue Saylors Debbie Scarborough Gerin Schochat Carol Shadburn Janice Shaffer Sophie Shockley Shirley Sims Belinda Slaughter Carol Smaha Dianne Smallwood Betty Jo Smith Deborah Smith Dianne Smith Gail Smith Janice Smith Mavis Smith Susan Smith Anita Sneary Elaine Sorrow Sheryl Stahl Betty Stanley Becky Stephens Jo Sterling Daphne Stevens Rhonda Stewart Annie Ruth Stone Marcie Swint Brenda Tanner Opal Tanner Kathy Tant Jo Ann Tanton Linda Taylor Lynn Thomas Barbara Thompson Marcy Thompson June Thornton Teresa Thrash Ann Tillery Rosemary Titshaw Teddie Todd Barbara Torbert Sherry Towles Jackie LIssery Sheila L ssery Penny Verner Linda Wade Claudia Walden Carolyn Walker Alice Wallace Cathy Ward Elaine Ward Betty W ebb Robin Wellons Toni V esson Barbara W hilehead Paula W iise Cheryl Wilder Cathy Wilkes I ' al W ilkes Brenda W illiams Tena illiams karen W illiamson Sandra Williamson Dottie W ilson Jane Wilson Phyllis Wilson Karen Wimberly Cathy Womack Janice Wood Kay Wood Iary Woolford Sharon Worsham Barbara Wright Linda Wright Study, study, study — that ' s all I ever do! « t : Mock Political Rally Promotes Citizenship 4 f ' y i . p f J. T f - ipTl - S ' cf tj i Tj !P ,f . (IpT ' ff - Bob Adams Joel Adelstone Sieve Agee David Allen Larry Allen Bobby Andrews Chuck Arnold Jimmy Barbee Larry Barfield Joel Barnes V endy Barnes Christy Bass Richard Batton Michael Bennett Mike Bennett Jerry Berkner Mike Berkner Randy Bickley Ronnie Blalock Windy Blanks Phillip Bonine Joe BosI Thomas Brewer Mike Bridges Russell Bryant Stark Buckner Spencer Bullis Charles Burris Walter Bush Ricky Bussey Sammy Cahoon Jerry Campbell Vince Canipelli David Carr Edwin Carr Mike Carr. Bob Cason Bill Chapman Paul Chenoweth Henry Clance Jerald Clark Bubba Cloud Tommy Conger Dudley Cook Kenny Corbitt Mike Cox Mike Cox Calvin Cummings Al Davis Richard Davis Russell Davis Roy Dean Jed Dekle Charles Discher Buddy Donaldson Gary Dorsey Terry Douthit Tim Duke Al Dukes Jamie Dunn Mike Durban Doug Edwards John Eipert Dennis Ellis Chuck Ellison Benny Ethridge Tommy Ethridge Gary Evans Wiley Fields Don Flanders John Fowler Billy Foy Ross Free Walter Gabriel Jim Gamble Bill Garvin John Gaskin Ernest Gay Martin Gazafy David Gelfman I Ah 1 . I c C:s p iiw Tommy Gillespie Phillip Gilstrap Mike Coble Bruce Gordy Emmett Grant Gary Gunton Mike Hagertv Dicky Hall Harvey Hall Steve Hall Larry Hammock Terry Hammock Carroll Hanse Jackson Harmon Norman Harrell Johnny Harrison Phil Harshaw Jack Harshbargar James Havard Doug Hawthorne Chuck Heard Larry Herndon Ben Hicks Harris Hines Ed Hogan Billy Hollis Erank Holmes Darrel Hopson Bernard Hovvell Curtis Hovvell Verne Hoyt Michael Hudgins Hugh Hudson Hugh Hunnicutt Dennis Ingley Dane Jackson Baxter James Wesley James Kenton Johnson Randy Johnson Bud Jones David Jones Junior Jones Mike Jones Sandy Jones Spencer Jones Spurgeon Jones Paul Jordan Ronnie Jordan Kenny Kaplan Greg Keene Ray Kelly David Kendricks Allen King Carl Kroemer Chuck Lamb Gary Lindsey Mike Lumpkin Ricky Keen Rusty Kennedy Wayne Key David Kinard Don Klima Charles Laurens Hugh Little Greg Lundy Jerry Maddox Roy Maddox Charles Malone Bill Martin Charlie Martin Richard Massey Danny Mathis Tommy Mauldin Terry Maxwell Jimmy McAnn Micky McCallum Wad e McCurry Jack McDaniel George McEachin mni i m ' ! f f f o c if a. i i i j fe Morty Mclnvale Jack iVlcKay Billy McLendon Larry Meade Jimmy Middlebrooks David Miller Rodney Mitchell Micky Moate Jebb Monroe Jimmy Morgan Emory Mosely Thomas Mosely Jackie Murphy Mike Nicholas Gary Nix Billy Orr Larry Orton Kenny Parker Paul Pearce Mike Pearson Bill Penn Keith Pinkston Billy Poe Tom Poore Bartow Potts Malcolm Pounds John Powell Bobby Powers Jay Priester Charlie Pritchett David Pryor Jim Purvis Bobby Puryear Rex Putnai Peyton Quarles Logan Rader Larry Raleigh Jerry Rankin John Reeves Smitty Richards Roger Rigo Mixon Robinson Whit Robinson Steve Rodgers Tommy Rogers Steven Rowbotham Jack Rycroft Don Sanders Shelton Sanford Carl Schuchman l nn Shelton Tommy Sherwood Darrell Sikes Phil Simmons Lawrence Sinclair Allen Slentz Mike Slover Larry Smallwood James Sneary Frank Sorrow John Spillers Lonnie Spivey Carl Statham David Steele Larry Stewart Horace Stringfellow Benny Sutton Zimmie Sutton David Taylor Jimmy Taylor John Taylor Jerry Thompson Graham Thorpe Larry Tomlinson Frank Toole Ray Turner Manuel Valdes Solomon Varnardo Gary Veal Conrad Vogel fCl f Gregory Vogel Buster Wainwrighl James Wall Charlie Wallace Norris Wallace Matt Walters Ken Ward Roger Ward Bobby Welker Jimmy Whitehurst Eddie Whitener Johnny Whit Bobby W illiams Buckv Wood Jeff Wood Lou Wood Randy Wynn Ronnie Y ' arbrough Mark Yarn Roger Zellner Don Zorn re f - f- Jean DuPree, Secretary-Treasurer Tricia McKibben, President Miller Senior Class Left to right. Catherine Wilson, Peggy Martin, Gail Smith, Angle Rowe, Sally Thurston, Directors. Left to right: Jeff Davis, Donnie Faulk, Steve Peed, Dick Joyner, Directors. Lanier Senior Class Brannon Bonifay, President Bob Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer VIRGINIA ELAINE ABEL Jenny CHERYL LYNN AGREE Cheryl MONNIE JEAN ACNEW Monnie TERESA GLYNN ALLEN Teresa BRENDA JOYCE ALLIGOOD Brenda LINDA JEAN ARD Linda EMMALYN ANN BADY Ann SCHARLINE BAILEY Scharllne RITA ARLEEN BAKER Rita SUSAN DALE BARFIELD MARIANNE TYNDALL BARNES Dale .-.g Marianne NANCY BARNES Nan PAMELA ROSE BARNETTE SUSAN LORETTA BASS Susan DIANNE PATSY BASSETT Dianne RUBY AGNES BATCHELOR Ruby SANDRA JEAN BEASLEY Sandy JUDY GAYLE BEDGOOD Jud PENNY BIRCHENALL Penny GILDA DALE BOHANNON Gilda JANICE ANN BOLLINGER Janice PATSY LAGENA BOWEN BETTY ANN BOWERS Ann DONNA MARIE BRACEWELL Donna JANICE RUTH BRICE Janice ELIZABETH RENEE BROWN Renee MARY CLARISE BROWN Marv THELMA EUDENE BROWN Eudene ROSE LEE BUFORD Lee BLANCHE FAY BURKETT Fay AMELIA ANNE BURNETTE Amelia NORMA JEAN BURNEY Norma Jean SARA EVELYN BURNEY Evelvn VIRGINIA DARE BURNS Virginia KATHY SHARON BUTLER Katliy SHIRLEY LaVERNE CALDWELL Shirley JANICE ELAINE CAMP Jan JOANN CANADY Joann PATRICIA LILLIAN CANIPE Patti MARJORIE DIANNE CANNON Dianne THERESA ANN CANNON Theresa LINDA DIANE CARTER Linda CATHERINE ANN CASON Cathie MARY ANNE CHAMBLESS Marv Anne MARY ALICE CHAPMAN Mary Alice CAROLYN EPPES CLANCY Carolyn MERRY McCOWEN CLARY Merry CATHERINE HOLT COBLE Cathy SHIRLEY ANN COLEMAN AUDREY ELAINE COLLINS Shirley Audrey LINDA COLLINS Linda JANICE MARIE CONNELL Janice BARBARA ROSE COOPER SHERYL JACQUELYN CRAVEY Sherry CAROL ELAINE CRITTLE Carol RETA SUE CROOK Reta DELORES ARLINE CRUZE Delores BEVERLY ANN DANIEL Beverly ESTHER SUE DAVIS Sue JAN CAROL DAVIS Jan LINDA CHERYL DEATON Cheryl JOYCE ELAINE DICKEY Joyce ANNA FRANCES DIXON Anna VICTORIA SHARON DODD Vicki DOROTHY FAYE DOOLITTLE Faye BETTY JEAN DORSEY Betty SUSAN PALMER DOUGHERTY Susan BRENDA FAYE DUNN Brenda JEAN MARIE DuPREE Jean EDNA DIANE DYES Diane CONSTANCE ALDRICH EDWARDS Connie CATHY ELAINE ELKINS Cathv SUSAN FAY ENNIS SANDRA MARIA FAIRCLOTH ABBEY DOTETTE FENTON Susan Sandra Abbey SHERRY LEE FENTON Sherry CAROLYN FONTAINE FINCH Carolyn BOBBE GAY FINDLEY Gay NANCY MARIE FOSTER Nancy SUSAN DIANNE FOWLER Susan NANCY JUANITA FOY Nancy MARLIN ROSE FULLER PATRICIA LOUISE FULLMORE ANGELA ADAMS GAULTNEY Marlin ,„. Pat Angela BRENA GIBSON Brena JO ANNE GIBSON Jo Anne PEGGY DIANNE GLORE Peggy REBECCA LOETTE GLOSSON Becky SAMMIE DIANNE GODFREY Dianne PATSY DIANNE GORDON Palsy SANDRA ANN GREENE Sandra SANDRA JEAN GREER Sandra JANE MARIA GRIER Jane MARTHA LOUISE GRIFFIN Martha MARY EUGENIA GRIFFITH Eugenia EVELYN LOUISE HAINES Evelyn BRENDA ELESE HALL Brenda VIVIAN LYNN HALL Lvnn EMILY SUE HAMLIN Emily CAROL MARGARET HANNAH Carol LINDA LOUISE HARBIN Linda JANICE ARLENE HARDY Janice ROSA LEE HARNSBERGER Lee LUCY ELIZABETH HARRELL Beth EUGENIA ELLEN HARRIS Jean PATRICIA JANE HARRIS Pat SYLVIA KAY HARRIS Sylvia SHIRLEY HARRISON Shirley MARGARET ANNE HAWKINS LINDA SUE HAYGOOD RUBY WILLENE HAYGOOD TERESA FAYE HENDRIX Mimi Linda Winnie Teresa CAROLYN ELOISE HERIN Carolyn KAREN ANN HERIN Karen BARBARA HICKS Barbie LAURA HICKSON Laura DALE HIGBEE Dale CAROLYN CECELIA HINES Carolyn CHERRY DONA HINSON Cherry MAMIE IRENE HODGES Irene METIS CATHY HODGES Cathy GLORIA ANITE HOLLAND Gloria JOY EARLENE HOLLEY Joy JOHNNIE MAE HOLLINGSHED Johnnie Mae . t w MELANIE JINX HOLLINGSWORTH Jinx SANDRA ELAINE HOLLIS Sandie MOLLY McCAY HOLT Mollv ELLA KAYE HORNE Kaye DONNA CHERIE HORTON Donna MARTHA MAXINE HORTON Maxine JUDY KAREN HOWINGTON Judv PATRICIA RUTH HOYT Patricia PAMELA MAXINE HLNNICLTT Pam PAULYNN JACKURA Lynn ELLENE JAMES Ena NANCY ELIZABETH JENKINS Nancy PAMELA KAY JENKINS Pam DEBORAH LEVETTA JOHNSON Debbie SHERRY GAIL JOHNSON Sherry LYNN MARIE JOINER Lynn MARY JANE JOINER Mary Jane ANITA LUREE JONES Anita CELESTINE LaVERNE JONES Celestine MELBA KAYE JONES Kaye SUSAN JOYCE JONES Susan CHARLOTTE SUE KEENE Charlotte BARBARA RUTH KETCHIE Barbara MAY CAMPBELL KILLEN Cam VIRGINIA ANNE KIMBELL Anne JAN RENEE KITCHENS Jan PAULA MARIE KOZEE Paula DONNA KAY KOZOJED Kay SHEILA MARIE LAMBERT Sheila LINDA LOUISE LaMOUNTT CATHRYN JOYCE LAND Linda ]9q Cathryn MADELYN SUSAN LANE Lyn SHERRILL LYNN LANEY Sherry ELIZABETH GAIL LANIER Beppie KAYE FRANCES LEAPTROT Kave GLORIA ANN LEE Gloria JENNIFER LEGGETT Jennifer DAWN ELAINE LEWIS Dawn KAREN ELIZABETH LEWIS Karen LAUREL IRIS LOGAN Iris MARY KALER LOVETT Kaler MARY ANN LYNN Mary Ann NINA CAROLE MADDOX Carole BRENDA LOU MARSHALL Brenda MANSON VIRGINIA MARSHALL MARGARET ANN MARTIN Manson Psggv LYNDA GAIL MAYE Gail CHERYL ANN McAFEE Cheryl CYNTHIA HAZEL McCAFFERTY Cindy BRENDA GAY McCALLUM PATRICIA ANN McCALLUM Brenda Tricia FRANCES KAY McCLUNG Kay MARGIE ELAINE McCLURE Margie MARGARET ANN McCOWEN BARBARA JOY McCULLOUGH Margaret 192 Culler JEWELL MARIE McDANIEL Re MARY McGAUGHEY Mary LINDA DAWN McGREGGOR Linda PATRICIA McKIBBEN Tricia DELON MICHELE McLENDON Michele JUDY LEE MILLS Judv CHERYL ANN MINCHEW Cheryl PAULA GALE MOLTON Paula DONNA LYNN MONTGOMERY Donna BARBARA KAY MOORE Kay KAREN LOUISE MORRIS Karen CONSTANCE LANG MURDOCH Connie MARJORIE MYERS Margie BRENDA JEAN MYRICK Brenda WANDA LEIGH NEWHAM Wanda NANCY JILL NORMAN Nancy RUBYE JO O ' BRIEN Rubye Jo KATHY ELAINE OLIVER Kathy MARY CHARLENE ONEAL Charlene BESSIE JEAN OVERMAN Jean NITA DIANE OWENS Nita «r RITA ANN OWENS Rita PAMELA ANNETTE PANTER Pam BARBARA JEAN PARKER Barbara CATHERINE BREWER PARKER Cathe CAROL LOUELLA PATTERSON Carol GERALDINE PAUL (ieraldine JUDITH LEIGH PEARSON Judy LINDA PATRICIA PENDLEY Patti DEBORAH ELAINE PENLAND Debbie DIANA DE LA LUZ PEREZ-POVEDA Diana SYLVIA DIANE PETERMAN Diane ALICE MARIE PETTEY Alice MARCHETA GAIL PIERCE Skeeter BELINDA CAROL PIERSON PAMELA ELOISE PIERSON Carol 195 Pam JANE PINKSTON Jane SANDRA GAIL PITTS Gail MARTHA ANNETTE POOL Annette SHERRY LYNN PORCH Sherry BARBARA ANNE POWERS Barbara CHERYL ELAINE PURVIS Cheryl LINDA DIANE RABY Linda BRENDA JOYCE RAWLINS Joyce CAROLYN DANESE RAY Carolyn DONNA LYNN RICKS Dene ANTOINETTE ROBERTS Tonie ANITA EILEEN ROBINSON Anita JOY RODDENBERY I Joy I SUSAN MARIE ROWBOTHAM Susan ANGELA ROWE Angle JUDY MARY RYAN Judy MARIE ALICE SAGGESE Marie TERESA ANN SAGGESE Teresa NANCY GAIL SANDERS Gail BARBARA JUNE SAPP Babs SANDRA LOUISE SCHROEDER Sandra LINDA SUSAN SCONYERS Linda ANGELA BOYD SECKINGER Angela LINDA KAYE SHADBURN Linda BEVERLY DIANNE SHEATS Beverly BEVERLY DIANE SHELNUT ELEANOR KYLE SIKES DOROTHY ANN SIMMONS KAREN OLIVIA SMITH Diane Eleanor Dorothy Karen LINDA DARWIN SMITH Linda LINDA FAYE SMITH Linda NANCY GAIL SMITH Gail REBECCA JEAN SMITH Becky RAYE SNIDER LERALENE WINIFRED DORIS MARTHA STANLEY HANNAH MARIE STECK Martha SPILLERS Leralene 198 Marie KATHRYN HANNAH STEELE Kathy BRENDA LEIGH STEWART Brenda PATRICIA ELAINE STOKES DEBORAH ANN SUMPTER Patricia Debbv JUDY DIANNE SUTTON VIRGINIA SUSAN SUTTON ROSA LOUISE SWANEY Judy Virginia Louise LINDA KAY SWANSON Kay 1 PATRICIA EVE THOMAS Patty SARALYN K THOMAS VICTORIA LYNN THOMAS K ,00 Vickie LAURA ELAINE THOMPSON Elaine DEBORAH ELAINE THRASHER Debbie SALLY RUTH THURSTON Sallv SUSAN KATHERINE TILLMAN Susan ANN ELIZABETH TOLER Ann DONNA JEAN TOWLES Donna NANCY DIANE TUCKER Diane FRANCES TURNER Frances JOYCE GEONENE UTLEY Ceonene MARY AYVONNE WALKER Mary CAROL ANNE WATSON Carol BARBARA NAN WESSON Barbara CLAUDIA VIVIAN WEST Claudia ELEANOR ANNE WHITE Eleanor DIANA ELAINE WHITEHEAD Diane SALLY ANNE WHITTAKER Sally CAROL ELAINE WILLIAMS Carol DOROTHY LEE WILLIAMS Dottle MARY PAMELA WILLIAMS Pa m MELODY MOSS WILLIAMS Melody VICTORIA ESTHER WILLIAMSON Vicki BRENDA JEAN WILSON Jean CATHERINE JANE WILSON JULIE CAROL WILSON Carol MELANIE JO WILSON Melanie - JACKIE ANN WISE Jackie CHERYL BERNICE WOOD Chervl KATHY EUGENIA WOODARD BONNIE SUZANNE WORSHAM Kathv Suzanne BRENDA KAY WRAGG Kay BARBARA ANNE WRIGHT Barbara MARY GLEYN WRIGHT Gleyn PATRICIA ANN WRIGHT Patsv MARY YOUNG Mary MARY KATHRYN ZACHARY Man Kathrvn Excitement ran high as Miller and Lanier seniors enjoyed their first joint pep rally Flower makes his presence smelt. Every Friday Seniors picnic on the front lawn. If you ' re glad to be a Senior, squat! ildl RICHARD CLYNN ADKINS CHARLES THOMAS ADKISON JAMES MICHAEL ALLEN RICHARD JOHN ALTENBURG Ricky Charles Jimmy Richard BARRY GARNETT AMOS Barry ROBERT NEWTON ANDERSON Bob ELMER POSEY ANDREWS, JR. HENRY LEN ARNOLD Andy Len JIMMY WILSON ARNOLD Jimmy STEVEN LUTTRELL ARRINGTON Steve KENNETH ALLEN ATKINSON JOHN STEPHEN AUTRY Ken Steve ARTHUR WEBSTER BAILEY, JR. Webster DAVID ALONZO BAILEY. JR. WILLIAM RODERICK BAKER Al Roderick DAVID HARVEY BARRETT Harvey PHILLIP DEAN BATSON Phil GARY PRESTON BATTS Gary MELVIN WILLIAM BARNETT, III Billy JAMES FAULKNER BEALL Jim mkiM JERRY FRANKLIN BEASLEY Jerry PHILLIP RAY BELL Phil RILEY EVANS BENNETT Riley GOLA CALVIN BETLEVOUN Gola 1 JIMMY VIRGIL BIGLER Jimmy HENRY HOWARD BIRT Howard BARRY VAUGHN BOND Barry ROBERT BRANNON BONIFAV, JR. Brannon CLIFFORD HARLEY BOWERS TOBIAS JOHN BRIGHT CYRIL LYNN BROWN GERALD STEVEN BROWN Cliff John Cyril Steve HARVEY RHODES BROWN, JR. Harvey THOMAS EDWIN BROWN Eddy BRUCE EUGENE BRYANT BARNEY MICHAEL BYRD Bruce Mike I PAUL ALLEN CABLE RAYMOND DALE CALDWELL WILLIAM RAYMOND ERNEST CHESTER Packy Dale CALDWELL CAMPBELL, JR. Bill Ernie WILLIAM IVERSON CARR, JR. Bill STEVEN CAMP CARREKER Steve KENNETH ESTEN CARTER CHARLES FARMER CAUSEY Chuckie Charley THOMAS BELMONT BENJAMIN FRANCIS WILLIAM RENECHIQUELIN JOE CARROLL CLEMENTS CHAPMAN CHATFIELD, JR. Bill Joe Tommy Ben DAVID WILLIAM COLE David GEORGE GARY COLLINS Gary JAMES MARSHALL COLSON Jimmy LYNWOOD ANTHONY COX Anthony MARVIN FRAZIER WILLIAM DIXON JOSEPH AUREL CULPEPPER WILLIAM TERRY CULPEPPER CREAMER, JR. CRUSENBERRY Joe Terry Speedy Billy JOHN MICHAEL DARITY DON MARC DAVENPORT WILLIAM BALDWIN DENNIS WAYNE DAVIS Mike Don DAVIDSON, JR. Billy Dennis JEFFERY THOMAS DAVIS STEPHEN LANIER DAVIS RONALD MILTON DEAN STEPHEN JACKSON DODD Jeff Steve Ronnie Steve JOHN EULIE DONALDSON Johnny DAVID ALAN DONDES David WALTER FRANCIS DOYLE, JR. Buddy LESTER RICHARD DUMAS Lester PAUL ORMAN DURDEN Paul ART ARNOLD EDWARDS Art CARL MATHEWS ELLINGTON ROGER MATTHEW ELLIOTT Duke Roger LARRY ENNIS ENGRAM Larry MICHAEL DAVID ETHERIDGE IVIichael JAMES SAMUEL EVANS Jimmy RALSTON EVANS Ralston FRANK GRADY EVERETT Frankie JOHN WYLIE FAIN John GEORGE CHIPSTEAD FAIRCLOTH Chip ALFRED DONALD FAULK, JR. Don STEPHEN MICHAEL FENDRICK Steve MARK TAYLOR FISHER CHRISTOPHER BUTLER FITE ROBERT PERRY FLEMING Mark Chris Robert WADE HAMPTON FOSTER Wade MARCUS WILLIAM GABRIEL Marcus JOHN BONNER GAMBLE LANE RICHARD GARLAND John Lane GEWINNER WESLEY HILBERT WILLIAM GAVEL FRED RALPH GILES ARTHUR CLAYTON GARRISON Hib Freddie GLEDHILL III Gewinner Butch JERALD LEE GOLDBAUGH Jerry DENNIS MELTON GOLDEN Dennis THOMAS LARRY GORDON Larry CHARLES BARTON GRACE, JR. Chucky PHILO THORNTON GRANT III Thorny RICHARD DAVID GARY Richie WARREN CALHOUN GRICE Warren RITCHIE EUGENE GRIFFIN Ritchie CHARLES HENRY GRINSTEAD Chuck HENRY CHARLIE GRINSTEAD, JR. Charlie ill 4ii DON CORRIGAN GROSS, JR. Donny WILLIAM FRANCIS GROVENSTEIN Bill RAYMOND THOMAS HALL Ray SAMUEL KENNETH HALL Ken JOSEPH LEONARD HAMLIN Len NAT HAMLIN, JR. Nat HUGH GARRISON HAMMONTREE Garry MARVIN GLEN HANCOCK Glen CARLTON FRIEDRICH HARDIN Carlton ARTHUR TOLBERT HARRIS, JR. Toby iL TERRYL EMMETT HARRIS Terry RANDALL PHILMORE HARRISON Randv TERRELL BARNETT HARRISON Terry WILLIAM GOODWIN HARRISON, JR. Bill JIMMY LEE HARTLEY Jimmy ROBERT BROOK HARTZOG Robert GERALD HARVEY Cas MICHAEL ELMO HATCHER Mike MICHAEL YORK HAYES Mike DON LUTHER HAYNES Don JERRY ELLISWORTH HEWETT Butch JAMES EDWARD HICKS Jimmy THOMAS REYNOLDS HILLEY Tommy GARY ALAN HOLLEY Gary CHARLES RICHARD HOPPER Charles JOHN LARRY HORNE Larry TROY LEE HOWARD Troy DAVID STANLEY HOWELL Stanley RALPH DELAND HUBBARD WALLACE QUINN HUDSON Randy Quinn JOHN MILTON HUMPHREYS BRUCE CABOT JACKSON CHARLIE FRANK JAMES, JR. John Bruce Charlie EDDIE JAMES Eddie MICHAEL RANDOLPH JAMES Milie ALEXANDER TRACY JOHNSON Sandv GERALD NEVILS JOHNSON, JR. Jerry iiiici HAROLD EDWARD JOHNSON Harold FRANK HOSEA JONES RALPH BURTON JONES, JR. DAVID FINDLAY JORDAN Hosea Burton David JOSEPH RICHARD JOYNER Dick SHERWIN DOUGLAS KATZ CHARLES JOSEPH KEARNEY Doug Charles JON DAVID KENNEDY David WILLIAM GEORGE KENNY, JR. Bill MARCUS LAFAYETTE KIMSEY III Bobbv JOSEPH MARION KINARD Joe CAREY MANNING LAFAVOR CRAIG ARNOLD LAVENDER Carey Craig JAMES MILTON LAVENDER James HAROLD EDWARD LEAPTROT, JR. Eddie ERNEST HARRIS LEE Ernie JAMES RUSSELL LIPFORD Russell . ' yptessss- iSs - ' V. MICHAEL BRUCE LISENBY Mike NATHANIAL RAY LIVINGSTON Ray WILLIAM FRANKLIN LOBER Bill MICHAEL FORD LUBEL Mike iii ii DOUGLAS BOWEN LYNCH JAMES THOMAS MADDEN DAVID BRADLEY MAINOR Doug Tommy David THOMAS RAY MAINOR Tommy PHILLIP JEWETT MARKERT JACK ALAN MARSHALL Phil Jack DALE ALLEN MARTIN Dale JOHNNY FRANKLIN MARTIN, JR. Johnny CHARLES BUFORD MATHIS THOMAS JAMES MATTHEWS Charles Tom BENJAMIN ELLIS MAYO Benny edwin harrell McAllister Edwin HARMON CALEB McDANIEL III Sonny HAROLD LYNN McMANUS, JR. Harold ROBERT LEE McMICHAEL Bobby HORACE LAURENS McSWAIN III Horace WILLIAM LAWRENCE MEADOWS W.L. CLIFFORD HIGH MEDLIN, JR. Hugh THEODORE TERRY MENEAR Teddy DANIEL WILSON MOLLOY, JR. Dan DONALD JOSEPH MORGAN THOMAS ROBERT MORGAN Don Tommy ANDREW HALL NATIONS Andv NICK PETER NICHOLAS II Pete STEVEN NATHANIEL LARRY DAVID NICHOLSON JOHNNY MACK NICKLES MICHAEL FORREST PAYNE NICHOLS Larry Johnny Mack Mike Steve CHARD ALLEN PAYNE STEVEN FRANKLIN PEED JORGE RAMON DEWEY WAYNE POPE Richard Steve PEREZ-POVEDA Dewey - George CARL WARREN POWELL Carl RAE ELMORE PRESTON, JR. HOWARD STANLEY PURSER JACK STANLEY PYLES Rae Stanley Jack JOHN RAY RADER, JR. Ray ROBERT CLINTON RADER Bobby DANNY LEE RAINES Danny FRANK LYNDON RAMEY, JR. Lyn DOUGLAS PARKER RAPPAPORT Doug LOUIS BURGHARD RAU Louis JOHN DANIEL REEVES John REGINALD LEAN REGISTER Reggie ROY LAMAR REID Lamar DAVID GLYNN REYNOLDS David PAUL RAYMOND REYNOLDS DAN BARNEY RILEY, JR. Paul Dan SYDNEY BROWN RIVES III Sydney ROBERT MARVIN ROBERSON, JR. Bobby STANLEY BOYD RODGERS Stanley JOHN CHARLES ROHDE John JAMES LEROY ROWELL Roy JAMES EDWARD SANDEFUR DONALD WAYNE SANDERS NORMAN GARY SANDERS Jimmy Wayne Norman OSCAR PERRY SANDIFER Perry MARSHALL TIMOTHY SASSER Tim ROY ALFRED SCHAFFER, JR. JOHN PATRICK SCHATZ, JR. Al Jack KEVIN RODERICK SCHOCHAT Kevin HARRY KENDALL SCOTT Kendall HERBERT MEYER SCOTT Herbie ROBBIE CARL SEALS Robbie SHERMAN WAYNE SEALS RANDALL WAYNE SERBULA LARRY LAMAR SHEALY CLAY CROWSON SHEARER Sherman Randy Larry Clay WARREN FRANKLIN SHEPHERD.JR. Scott iiMmM HARRY LEE SKINNER, JR. AARON JULIUS SMITH GARY RANDALL SMITH Harry Aaron Randy LAWRENCE THOMAS SMITH RICHARD EARL SMITH SIDNEY LANIER SMITH, JR. Larry Earl Lanier TERRY DOYLE SMITH Terry WALTER CARSWELL SMITH Carswell WAVER LEE SNEED Waver DARWIN SOLER, JR. Darwin MARTIN EDGAR STEMBRIDGE Edgar PHILLIP JOHN STEMBRIDGE Phil ROBERT LEWIS STEPHENS Steve JOHN THOMAS STEVENS Johnnv RONNALD JARRETT STEVENSON Ronnie CHARLES ADOLPH STEWART 111 Charles HENRY CROWELL STEWART Bo CHARLES ALBERT STILWELL,JR. C.A. THOMAS PETE STUBBS III Tommj ' SEAB VERNON SUMMERS Seab HENRY RAMON SWAIM Henry EMMETT NEWTON SWINNEY III Butch HOWARD MARVIN TAYLOR Marvin WILLIAM GOSTIN TAYLOR III Billy liiiCfe RICHARD DALE THOMAS ROBERT BLAKEY THOMPSON JIM PETE TILLERY, JR. Rick Bob Pete HENRY ARRINGTON TULLIS, JR. Hal JAMES BENION TURNER, JR. Benny ROBERT LARRY VAUGHN Bobby CHARLIE JAMES WALLACE Charlie WILLIAM MORRIS WARREN Bill ANDREW WILLIAM WATSON, JR. Andy JAMES ALAN WHITE Jimmy KENNETH PAUL WILKES Kennetb BERT WATSON JAMES CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM ALVIN WILLIS, JR. ALVIN WINGFIELD, III WILKINSON WILLIAMS Al Trip Elbert Chris p 1 vpr f 1 s| - )iv. HAROLD JOSEPH WINSTON GERALD FRANCIS JOSEPH JOHN WILLIAM WRIGHT WOODRUFF, JR. WOOLFOLK WRIGHT, JR. John Joe Wink Frank TOM MY MITCHELL W RIGHT Tommy GUY COLEMAN WYCHE, JR. Guy GORDON ROBERT WYNN Bobby WAYNE CARLTON YAWN Wayne EARL RUSTY ZIMMERMAN Rusty Dawn . . . Sunrise . . . Groping for maturity — Amid restraints . . . Encountering new experiences . . Looking forward with optimism, Yet uncertainty . . . Seeking acceptance . . . Searching for identity . . . All these mark a beginning — Youth, conscious Of the world around them. Three years at Miller and Lanier A time of expansion . . . A time of development . . . The search for ideas . . . The formation of concepts . . . The strengthening of convictions A time that brings The agony of perseverance . . . The pain of defeat . . . The exultation of triumph . . . The sunshine of laughter ... The deepening of friendship . . . The awakening of love . . . GRADUATION . . . An end, yet a beginning . . . A time of retrospection . . . A time of anticipation . . . A hesitation . . . The end of many problems , But the beginning of new endeavors. New experiences, new aspirations . . . The end of some relationships. But the beginning of new acquaintances. New friendships, new loves . . . As we look back. Tiny instants in time Become the remembered reality Of those high-school days . . . Vivid flashbacks of joy, Of excitement, of anxiety, Of despair, of hope . . . TRULY It was the best of times . . . It was the worst of times . . . It was the age of wisdom . . . It was the age of foolishness . . . It was the spring of hope . . . It was the winter of despair . . . It was a time of Miller and Lanier A time now passed . . . A time of youth . . . But youth must mature . . . We must look forward . . . For . . . There Are Far, Far Better Things That Indebted To Charles Dickens We Will Do Than We Have Ever Done Before . .,. 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Monthly Terms — Company Financed No Red Tape No Red Tape 24-HOUR PEST CONTROL AND REPAIRS 2 WAY RADIO Free Inspection — Continuous Protection Owned and Operated by Macon Citiiens Licensed by State Pest Control Commission Dial SHerwood 6-5134 Nights— Holidays Dial SH 5-2067 or SH 3-1700 3984 NAPIER AVE. BIBB STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc FABRICATED STRUCTURAL STEEL PHONE SH. 2-7395 P. O. BOX 2068 4105 BROADWAY MACON, GEORGIA Superior Wirebound Containers for Over Half a Century SOUTHERN CRATE VENEER CO. MACON, SEORSIA Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL CREDIT BUREAU BANK TRUST COMPANY OF MACON COLLECTION IN MACON SERVICE Your Full Service Bank 791 Poplar Ave. MACON, GEORGIA n w, - Credit Reports Collections t (TV7VTfr ) SH 3-3771 SH 2-7581 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Serving Macon Merchants and Professional Men Downtown Office Cherry At Second Southside Branch I ouston at Hightower Wesleyan Branch Wesleyan Shopping Center Cherokee Branch Napier at Pio None Bacoosfield Branch 955 Grey Hway. Since 1907 COMPLIMENTS of GARLAND PU GH FORD INC COMPLIMENTS OF LEES 3419 Napier Ave Phone 746-0544 COMPLIMENTS OF BARNEY A. SMITH MOTORS Home of The All New Cougar 663 3rd. Street Phone SH6-5621 COMPLIMENTS OF GREENWAY PAINT AND BODY SHOP 940 Hillcrest Blvs. Macon, Ga. COMPLIMENTS OF INGLESIDE JEWELERS 2322 Ingleside Ave. Macon, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF WEST SIDE STONE WORKS RT. 2 Mosley Dixon Road Phone 743-1682 COMPLIMENTS OF BASINSKI Nursery and Landscape Service Phone 745-2178 Listen! See! WMAZ RADIO WMAZ-TV Dial 940-CBS Channel 13-CBS, ABC, NBC Good Programs Always BUILDING ARCHITECTURAL MATERIALS WOODWORK WILLINGHAM SASH AND DOOR COMPANY Seventh , -, SH. 3-2642 Uherry bts. COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 213 3rd. Street 742-1456 788-3967 COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS S. WOOTEN BARNES DRY CLNG. and LAUNDRY 2820 Napier Ave. Phone 745-2034 COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLIE BROWN DAIRY Rt. 2 Macon, Georgia Ptione 935-2225 COMPLIMENTS OF HUB CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Alan J. Burkhalter Sh 742-7127 ( W hotographer PORTRAITURE AND COMMERCIAL Phones SH 2-2055 Night SH 2-3446 737 Walnut St. Culi e i Telephone 788-3800 COMPLIMENTS of BIBB MUSIC CENTER 317 Colton Avenue SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKT Discounts up to 40% 3096 Broadway Phone 5h 6-3541 (pngratulotiom to the graduating class Fishing and Hunting Heodquarters Athletic Equipment at Teann Prices ART MICKLER Sporting Goods 263 Broadway Phone 746-8132 COMPLIMENTS OF CHEROKEE FABRICS Custom and Ready-made Draperies 1220 Broadway Phone 746-2781 COMPLIMENTS OF ■: LUEREE BEAUTY SHOPPE Complete Beauty Service 829 2nd. Street Phone 74-39915 RIVOLI LAKES Rivoli Drive FISHING — BOATING - PICKNICKING Mr. Mrs. Phone Sh 6-7432 Roscoe Griffir Managers (ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY Post Office Box 1347 MACON, GEORGIA ■ ■ ■immniijijijiiijiiiijiiiijijiijijijiiiiiiiiw J Dresses -:- Coats -:- Suits -:- Sportswear -:- Lingerie — 667 CHERRY STREET :-: PHONE SH 2-6032 :-: MACON, GA. SS Sherwin - Williams Paints YOUR BEST BUY 458 Second St. COMPLIMENTS PARK PLYMOUTH INC. Plymouth— Chrysler— Imperial 5 Years-50,000 Miles Guarantee NAPIER AVE. HARDWARE AND PAINT CO. Macon ' s Biggest Little Hardware Store Napier Square Shopping Center 957 Hillcrest Blvd. Phone 742-2233 COMPLIMENTS OF JOINERS NAPIER PHARMACY Your Friendly Neighborhood Pharmacist 3145 Napier Ave Phone 743-2695 CHARLIE WOODS, INC. SPORTING GOODS It Pays TO ' P8ay tiie- CkoJje WoU Way COMPLIMENTS OF HANDY ANDY DRIVE-IN MARKETS OF GEORGIA, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF MARVIN EVANS SHELL SERVICE Corner of Columbus ond Anthony Roads COMPLIMENTS OF AL RUSSELL ' S USED CARS 848 Second St. 805 Walnut St. Do It Yourself and Save MUNFORD DO-IT-YOURSELF STORE 433 Walnut St. SH. 6-5111 1 ■Tot Co b.., I. J„d9M a, I OH... 11 l„„r BILL ' S NEWS-BOOKS and VARIETIES 2386 Ingleside Ave. 742-3710 Macon ' s Only Complete News Center Hallmark Cards, Party Items, Sctiool Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF FREEDMANS JEWELERS 574 Cherry Street COMPLIMENTS of GARLAND PUGH FORD INC. =v . y FOR BANKING YOUR WAY, BOTH NOW AND AFTER GRADUATION, SEE C S IN MACON 487 Cherry Street Ctierry at C otton Avenue Ingleside at Corbin Avenue Westgate Shopping Center Second at Hemlock Street Shurhngton Plaza Shopping Center COMPLIMENTS OF C. W. FARMER CO. DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS INC. 519 Fifth Street Macon, Georgia MacoD ' s Only Steak House COMPLIMENTS OF SEYMOUR ' S DRIVE-INN Rt. 2 Thomoston Rd. 745-7992 ONLY THIRD CUuC WALNUT STS. COMPLIMENTS OF STOKES CABINET COMPANY Rt. Thomoston Rd. 746-7813 BUICK CADILLAC OPEL KADETT jdlThfullu Oerv ng Ouiners 5 nee 1313 HUCKABCCAUTO CO QUALITY LEATHER GOODS GIFTS DEALS LUGGAGE STORE MACON, GA. COMPLIMENTS OF LAMAR PONTIAC COMPANY 1090 Riverside Drive G. T. O. PONTIAC TEMPEST COMPLIMENTS OF AMANDA ' S Napier Square Shopping Center 959 Hillcrest Boulevard Macon, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF MINGLEDORFF FLOWER SHOP Floral Designs for All Occasions Cut Flov ers and Pot Plants Office Ptione 745-7031 686 Plum St. Rudd . Rheem Water Heaters A. B. LEE PLUMBING HEATING CO. 990 Georgia Ave. — Macon, Georgia Phone 745-4736 REPAIR WORK — CONTRACTING — BOILERS Electric Sewer Service ffljj ' SU Sj AdOJbcm Ujuu ittj 0 CMinMbqij Complete Beauty Course — Terms Arranged All Graduates Trained in Advanced Work At Bruno ' s in Canada. Phone SH 5-4943 310 Cherry Street Phone SH 6-8924 Macon, Georgia Brochures Sent On Request COMPLIMENTS Compliments of of OLDHAM ' S OPTICIANS CARSTARPHEN SON • PRESCRIPTION SERVICE • STYLE FRAMES • CONTACT LENSES 101 Persons BIdg. Sh. 6-4866 640 Broadway Macon, a. 685 1st St. Clans PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS The Finest Maltnah Used TREAT YOUR EYES TO THE BEST • GLASSES PKISCRIPTIONS • ARTIFICIAL ETIS • THE FAMOUS MAICO HIARING AID • CONTACT LENSES Consult A Medical Eye Physician (MD) rMEMBERN MACON , pf:i shopj PLAN 746-6248 Cot+ofs Ay« Vot FOOD FAIR SUPER MARKET CORNER SECOND AND ARCH WE CASH PAYROLL CHECKS WE ACCEPT U5DA FOOD COUPONS SAVE 40% 7 pcvutitecie ( itct, }kc. = ? £ «dx Comf, , iln. cJiaxiis-X- au SmtxLoutnEnt ci fqEncij CATHERINE C. COBLE SOUTHERN UNITED BUILDING MANAGER MACON. GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND «MI RUTH BROWN GIFTS srmstrong smith Manager Sam Colvin WILLIAM ARMSTRONG SMITH CO- Asst. Manager 2390 l.,l.,,J= A... . «o=.n, G..,„. g p i j COMPLIMENTS OF DOZIER J. SMITH USED CARS 24 HOUR SERVICE For • FAST • DEPENDABLE • COURTEOUS SERVICE Call Of 742-1202 456 OGLETHORPE COMPLIMENTS OF MACON PIANO EXCHANGE 2699 Houston Ave. DEALERS FOR Phone 74-64878 WURLITZER and STORY CLARK CONN ORGANS SOHMER PIANOS C. L Powers, Owner COMPLIMENTS OF MCLEAN ' S ANTIQUES 2291 Ingleslde Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF AL RUSSELL ' S USED CAR INGLESIDE ELECTRIC CO. Repair — Rewind — Rebuild all Types of Electric Motors Authorized G. E. Sales and Service 1604 Hardeman Ave. Night Ph. 746-2913 Shop Ph. 743-1131 Night Ph. 745-3989 COMPLIMENTS OF INGLESIDE JEWELERS 2322 Ingleside Avenue CHEROKEE FLOWER SHOP Beouly Made to Order 1048 Pio None Avenue SH 3-5112 FURNITURE GALLERIES A House of Bright Ideas Phone 746-6380 Macon, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF YELLOW CAB CO. 546 2nd Street Phone 742-6464 KITES 3711 HOUSTON AVE. 2310 INGLESIDE AVENUE MACON, GEORGIA THE LATEST IN ' TEEN STYLES COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH and SON USED CARS COMPLIMENTS OF JONES TYPEWRITER COMPANY SALES, SERVICE, REPAIR 821 Second Sireel Phone 745-3448 Macon, Georgia COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND STARNES BRIDALS - FORMALS - AFTER FIVE Rentols Relail REGISTERED BRIDAL CONSULTANTS Napier Ave, Macon, Georgic COMPLIMENTS OF SHURLINGTON RECORD SHOP YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR BUSINESS RECORDS ALBUMS PHONOGRAPHS TAPES WE GIVE RECORD CASH 746-6214 Shurlington Plaza Macon, Georgia WESLEYAN COLLEGE Chartered 1836 Offers a well-rounded education with unusual coordination of the Liberal and Fine Arts for women. Graduates of Miller are invited to visit our modern campus and secure complete informa- tion about courses leading to the following de- grees: BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS We Have What You Want When You Want It MULBERRY PROVISION CO. SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY and SERVICE TO RESTAURANTS — CLUBS — DRIVE-INS — HOSPITALS and SCHOOLS 447 MULBERRY ST. LN. MACON, GEORGIA PHONE SH 3-7424-5 HARTLEYS FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 832 HEMLOCK STREET PHONE 746-3121 MACON, GEORGIA 31201 We Deliver Flowers For All Occasions KINNETT ' S ICE CREAM Best In The South 3600 Brookdale Ave. Macon, Georgic Phone 746-1988 COMPLIMENTS OF RAYMOND HAMMOCK New and Used Cars HOME OF QUALITY CARS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AT TEAM PRICES ART MICKLER SPORTING GOODS Phone 746-8132 263 Broadway Macon Georgio COMPLIMENTS OF JEAN AND HALL FLORIST 768 Cherry Si. Phone SH3-4443 Phone 5h 2-2457 MRS. LAWRENCE J. BROWN 815 Cherry Street Income Tax Service Tags Ordered — Drivers License Rene Notary Public With Seal Insurance Mr. Hulin Harvey COMPLIMENTS OF COLEMAN MEADOWS PATE DRUG CO. 4531 BROADWAY COMPLIMENTS OF HOYT WANSLEY SHELL SERVICE STATION 2006 Vineville Ave. COMPLIMENTS BURGESS CARPET CENTER Box 4464 Macon, Georgia SAM NEEL ' S SHOE STORES g Q J GROWING WITH MACON On Cherry, Third and Napier Sq. UoujARDjoun5on ' $ MOTOR LODGE 2566 Riverside Drive MACON, GEORGIA ■i 4? V nJ 44¥°SVZ?r ;