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

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1969 volume:

1969 SABERS AND SASHES MILLER-LANIER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS MACON, GEORGIA Editors—In—Chief Katie Cook, Frank DeFore Table Of Contents . . � Essay on Student Life 112. . . Classes . . Current Event 183. . . Faculty . . « Sports 189. . . Organizations . . « Military 251. . . Patrons . . Honors BEEK nw we live in a world where... a one half wonders how the other half lives. = oO a 2 i RL oO ® Oo a. ® 2 Lae) an = ® _ ® olin ® a o Cc © rd Cc a) = oO 2 a ! EF cen ah) i S iy 2 fants }. ht lee ave | ees ee 8h ir , 1 = ey . aw 1 Sie Ls mete 2 et i i Ae ee a aph ; ¥ é - - : ‘ihe o. « t ad inl ‘adel oon wt ‘adie = 2 “dh ae pres HHH SH 4 4 : ] . . . to things outside the spheres of Miller and Lanier wa ’ are those who remain behind for a while . t = ° - - %s iscevered and alone ' Ls 3 pommne ye 7s % SUNDAY it’s hard to believe it could be so quiet after such a noisy Saturday night. These were sup- posed to be the best years of our lives — so what happened? He says he still loves me, but we can't date cause he’s getting too serious... It’s got mags and a four speed on the floor so I'm pretty sure my old man won't let me have it. Even the Hong Kong flu avoids Miller. At least our students don’t smoke pot. HEY-HEY-HEY... What would Tary Schatz be if she were locked in a closet? A Schatz in the dark! Prophecy, proph- CCV.� The school wasn’t really burning down, they just opened the door in the teachers’ lounge. Dirty ol’ Scarlet Letter... Run, Isaac, Run! Meet you at Shoney’s in a minute... Dear Santa, please bring me a poet for Christ- mas. Signed, Spider Fingers, Skinny Lips, Metal Mouth and Porky. Okay, Sugar! MILITARY Lanier ROTC Colonels, Captains Choose New Sponsors, Colors | really thought | had her all figured out, but she blew it all when she cried. | even tried putting my arm around him, but he said, ‘Sweetie you're 1-A any- way. Hickory Ridge?? 7777777777? Who did you say got Soul Queen? Where is Cindy going to college today? Boy, that was a low blow! No girl will ever have MY senior ring! | don't suppose | could bum a smoke, huh? We spent half the night in the ditch because | got mad and threw the lavelier out the window. CENSORED Student rights are wrong. John Lennon is a vegetarian. It’s all right here in black and white. If Moira Bloor married Ross Free, divorced him and married Mike Love, she'd be. . . Moira Free Love!! Her old lady's giving us a pretty hard time. . . Why not? When Rhett left Scarlett, | really started crying, but | didn't have any kleenex so | used my popcorn box. | didn’t have to be in until twelve but he took me in at ten-thirty so he would be home by eleven. By the way, do you have my eye- lashes? One large coke, four straws, and a strawberry pie. — at, = all senior year — a special time of being... after hours of studying, years of waiting .. . en ae 2 z sind A pl a time concluded, we ‘ 5 a a Me KEK x as WNT: HH Wingy Ay Wy UP) ni £ i} My Wy, = | — a | ONE . SPIN AROUND THE SUN — ‘a i why Lf Ww fl Ton aut Ht) Na | a = )) A � ; f NV yi | : ran Tiny t Mt | N Aer vi Rid? ) : WAN J LY It was not a dull year; few years are. Neither was it a happy year... Biafran children starved. The threat of war in the Middle East grew day by day. And the war in Vietnam continued... . The nation lost two of its most charismatic leaders in senseless, tragic shootings. Many were dissatisfied and alienated. In Washington, D. C., Mexico City, Chicago, Paris and Columbia University cries of revolution and anarchy mingled with shouts of protest. Yet it was a year which offered hope, a year that ended on an optimistic note. . . The world was unified as never before by three men in a spaceship who verified what everyone had suspected all along — that there really is just one Earth. And the beat goes on... fi i Se | i : = ie ‘ ce aes y me) % oO Solita , Seem S Bee $ age psoas in : Ne. a (mm AO Yt ) a | Ser ae ae gs iB cae 2 Pros: se poems Bae ; : 7 What else could happen? “Yeah, that's all we need! “On the other hand, where would the world be without it?” Viet Nam. an international headache ch Vay A) ey ‘ae id |S “ Ngaiz SECOND MILITARY ZONE® B ma ]0 | Oo LA THIRD MILITARY ZONE FOURTH MILITARY | ZONE In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, Let there be light: and there was light. And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness. Genesis TO THE MOON... | ames and a few ats, pan Wo stops in between After a voyage of more than half a million miles through space and across the dark side of the moon, MOTEL three men — Borman, Lovell, Anders — come home al again — landing squarely in the bull’s eye The world is [VACANCY J amazed. And James Lovell says, ‘“‘What | keep imagining is if | am some lonely traveler from another planet what | would think about the earth. Whether | think it would be inhabited or not.” “This is your captain speaking The destination of this airliner will be as scheduled Old problems for a new president. . . inn he i TTT waa I TIPALEATT LL ' hhh j f aida ; if fa 4 44 a il ; i, AA nd ( K 44 4 aaa me ii YS AAAAAAMAA Nl ALLL % ° ‘ —: . yet VA ew “ie : a. é ) 7 ear a ae IAAL Hd The Regency Hyatt House peal © cS 2 = op Soom © ee The Peachtree Center Complex Towering skylines . . . culture . industry .. . sports... metropolitan Atlanta . . . beauti- ful Peachtree Center .. . the Galaxy C-5A, world's largest cargo-transport plane .. . the Braves, the Falcons, the cham- pionship Chiefs in tremendous Atlanta Stadium, sports center of the Southeast. Georgia has every characteristic of a progres- sive state; Atlanta is properly called the capital of the South. Altanta Stadium 60.0 oe ay - SS Wace la ale mame 2 at . Se iioed N } Al | aT Any growing city presents contrasts ... the traditional, the modern; the tearing down, the building up; the hesitancy to change, the challenge to innovate. Macon’s potential has been recognized; it has been cited as one of the ten fastest growing cities east of the Mississippi. The prediction that Macon will someday be part of a megalopolis stretching from Florida to Tennessee no longer seems fantastic. Macon residents live in a city ‘‘on the move.” Macon 1823-1969 MACON COLISEUM AUG. 19... The Lanier Poets scored every time they got the ball in the first half, rolling up a 46-6 halftime lead, then coasted to a 59-12 rout of Appling’s Wildcats. The win was an impressive debut for the Poets, who were favored to capture the 2-AAA East title. The game was just as one-sided as the score indicated. Coach Godfrey Steiner substituted liberally but the touchdowns kept coming up. Carlton Haywood led all rushers with 103 yards in 12 carries and three touchdowns. Isaac Jackson carried the ball 11 times for only 56 yards and one touchdown. Lanier Appling The Statistics Lanier Appling First downs 21 10 Yards rushing 272 132 Yards passing 72 89 Passes completed 6-11 9-21 Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Punting average Penalties Sept. 20 The powerful Lanier defense stopped every Mark Smith offensive try and scored a touchdown while the offense rolled to four more touchdowns to completely crush the Bulldogs 34-0. Mark Smith made only four first downs, was forced to kick nine times, and crossed the 50-yard line only once. The Poet offense demonstrated a powerful running attack, grinding out 282 yards. Isaac Jackson led the assault with 120 yards in 17 carries and one touchdown. Putnal, Faulk, Thomas and Summers each scored one TD. Lanier Mark Smith The Statistics First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes completed Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Punting Average Penalties Sept. 28 A fired up band of Baker Lions stunned Lanier by battling to a 7-7 deadlock and a Spiritual vic tory. Bad luck and sloppy playing kept the Poets from pulling the game out. The most crucial mis take came on a clip after quarterback Mike Faulk had crossed the goal line on a 59-yard run in the first quarter. The Poet defense played a great game, allowing Baker only 92 yards total offense and seven first downs. The Lions’ only touchdown came on a 42 yard drive after a short punt. Jackson scored Lanier’s only touchdown on an explosive 66-yard run. The Statistics First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes completed 1-5 Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Punting average Penalties Isaac Jackson ripped through the Northside defenses for 305 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Poets to a resounding 41-6 victory over the Eagles. Lanier, rebounding from the 7-7 tie with Baker, rolled up 604 yards total offense while limiting Northside to 135 Gil Schenks blocked a punt that Jerome Ryals recovered in the end zone for the first TD. Jackson scored on runs of 1, 1, 49, and 91 yards. A 70-yard Bikus to Heard pass accounted for the final touchdown. Northside scored on an 85-yard kickoff return. Lanier Northside The Statistics Lanier First downs 20 Yards Rushing 400 Yards Passing 204 Passes completed Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Punting average Penalties 3°0 Oct. 11 Mike Hall kicked a 34-yard field goal in the first quarter to give Lanier a 3-0 lead on Ballard-Hudson. Three quarters later the score was still 3-O and the Poets had won a vicious defensive battle with the Maroon Tigers. Ballard-Hudson was put on probation a few days before the game and had to forfeit two of their previous games, but the team was fired up and the hard-charging defense stopped the Lan ier offense cold. The Lanier defense played superbly led by Thomas and Summers on pass defense and Schenks and Bell at the defensive ends. Lanier Ballard-Hudson The Statistics Lanier First downs 7 Yards rushing 92 Yards passing 24 Passes completed 3-8 Passes intercepted 0 Fumbles lost 1 Punting average Penalties 35 21-13 Oct. 18 Isaac Jackson and the Lanier defense laid to ruin the Warner Robins dream with a sparkling 21-13 victory. The Demons, ranked number one in Middle Georgia, could not match the rapidly improving Poets, even on the rain-soaked, muddy field. Lanier carri ed a 14-0 lead at half-time on Jackson's two touchdowns. Robins rallied to close the gap to 14-7 on a fumble recovery in the third quarter. Both teams scored once in the fourth, but the Demons’ PAT attempt was spoiled, and Lanier led by eight when the clock ran out. Lanier Warner Robins The Statistics Lanier W. Robins First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes completed Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Punting average Penalties Oct. 26 Lanier broke the six year jinx Moultrie had held on the Poets with a rugged 5-0 defensive victory Mike Hall kicked a 29-yard field goal in the first quarter, and with galling memories of last year’s 7-3 defeat the Poets grimly held on for the win Moultrie moved the ball well, except inside the 20-yard line, where the fired-up Lanier defense got tough. In the second quarter Lanier held the Packers for four downs from the five-yard line. Mike Hall tackled the Packer quarterback in the end zone late in the fourth quarter to give Lanier the final 5-O margin. Lanier Moultrie The Statistics Lanier First downs 10 Yards rushing 155 Yards passing 12 Passes Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Punting average Penalties PEGGI ALFORD named 1968 homecoming queen Lanier celebrated Homecoming '68 with a tough 19-6 victory over the Columbus Blue Devils. Isaac Jackson gained 228 yards in 27 carries with one touchdown and Lee Bikus completed 7 of 12 passes for two touchdowns. The Poet defense, led by Barnes, Ryals, Schenks, Putnal, Hicks, and Stewart dumped the Devil quarterback for 66 yards in losses. The Columbus offense was limited to minus 52 yards rushing. The Imps had better luck with their passing attack, gaining 187 yards and one TD. They threw the ball 29 times and completed 18. Columbus stacked their de- fense in an attempt to stop the crushing Poet ground attack but Lanier gained 258 yards in spite of their efforts. Bikus came through with a clutch passing performance to wrap up the game for Lanier. Columbus scored first to put Lanier behind 6-O for only the second time all year. Lanier 0 7 6 Columbus 6 0 0 The Statistics Lanier First downs 19 Yards rushing 258 Yards passing 96 Passes completed 12-17 Passes intercepted 2 Fumbles lost 2 Punting average 3-40 Penalties 93 6-19 O- 6 Twelve of Miller's loveliest and most personable seniors were chosen as nominees by the Lanier Student Council for the coveted title of '68 Homecoming Queen. Sandy Giles headed the Homecoming Committee. THE COURT Angela Deaton, Peggi Alford Dorothy Adams, Susan Churchwell Nov. 9 Lanier could do no wrong in the mud at Columbus; they completely crushed the Jordan Red Jackets 56-7. The Poets gained 524 yards total offense while holding Jordan to minus yardage and one first down. Isaac Jackson gained 203 yards in 26-carries and scored three touchdowns. Mike Hall kicked eight straight extra points. The Poets drove 80, 73, 35, 60, 74, 58, 58, and 18 yards for touchdowns. They kicked only once. Summers, Faulk, Smith, and Bell scored touchdowns for Lanier. Lanier 14 Jordan 6) 0 The Statistics Lanier Jordan First downs 29 Yards rushing 445 Yards passing 79 Passes completed 5-13 Passes intercepted 0 Fumbles lost 0 Punting average 1-24.0 Penalties 65 Nov. 15 Lanier closed the regular season in style with a 21-7 victory over archrival Willingham. The Poets spotted Willingham seven points when Jackson fumbled and Price recovered in the end zone. The Rams were fired up, and in the early moments it looked as though they might spring an upset. Isaac Jackson's 59-yard touchdown run in the second quarter tied the ballgame at 7-7. Jackson scored again from the 9 to move Lanier to a 14-7 lead at the half. He scored again in the third quarter on a sensational 82-yard run to put the game out of reach. Lanier 0-21 Willingham ( 0-7 The Statistics Lanier Willingham First downs 9 7 Yards rushing 238 78 Yards passing 37 Passes completed 2-4 Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Punting average Penalties Lanier removed the only blemish from a gaudy 10-0-1 record with an easy 23-6 victory over the Baker Lions. In the third game of the season Baker stunned the Poets with a 7-7 tie, but this time it was a different story. Lanier breezed to three touchdowns, a field goal, and the Region 2-AAA championship. |Isaac Jackson led the offense with two touchdowns and 153 yards. Lee Bikus completed four of eight passes for 45 yards and one touchdown Quarterback Mike Faulk ran for 63 yards in nine carries and Carlton Haywood gained 39 in 12. The offense ground out 280 yards rushing and added 45 more through the air. Baker gained only 24 yards rushing and 64 yards passing and five first downs. The Lions’ only touchdown came in the fourth quarter after a pass interception returned to the Lanier 15. The drive was stopped until a pass interference call gave Baker first and goal at the one. The first Lanier score came on a 25-yard field goal by Mike Hall early in the second quarter. After Marty Allman intercepted a pass at the Baker 38, Lanier drove in three plays to the seven, where Jackson scored to make it 9-0. Hall missed the PAT. Andy Summers recovered a fumble at the Baker 21 to set up the second TD. Jackson scored from the five as time was running out in the half. Bikus hit Giddens for the final touchdown in the third quarter after Jackson's 40-yard run to the 17. The region championship was the first for a Macon school since 1956 when Lanier was the 1-AAA champion with a 9-O-1 record. Lanier Baker The Statistics Lanier First downs 15 Yards rushing 280 Yards passing 45 Passes completed 4-10 Passes intercepted l Fumbles lost l Punting average = Penalties 39 Next... Valdosta — a TTT ik 4 Raden 4 “Pry On November 29 15,000 fans watched Valdosta defeat Lanier in the first round = of ’ state playoffs. ch ee : 7 - Top-ranked Valdosta, with flawless execution and a strong, aggressive defense, ripped past Lanier 27-7 in what was virtually the state championship game. The Cats scored on their first drive after a Lanier punt to take a 6-0 lead. They drove 56 yards in eight plays; the PAT was missed. Lanier took the kickoff, couldn’t move, and punted to the Valdosta 25. Valdosta moved to the Lanier 32 as the quarter ended. The Poets held on fourth and eight. From the Poet 26 Isaac Jackson made his most unbelievable run of the season to put the Wildcats behind for the first and only time all year. With 7:57 left in the half Lanier held a 7-6 lead. lsaac swept wide to the left, breaking out of three clusters of tacklers and outrunning the rest, for 66 yards and six points. The Cats reacted violently, taking the kickoff and moving in for a TD to make it 13-7. Lanier couldn't move after the kickoff; two punts later the half ended and Valdosta carried a six point lead. Lanier : Lanier took the kickoff to start the third quarter, lost Valdosta 5 five yards in three plays, and kicked to the 37. This time it took Valdosta 10 plays to go 63 yards. The Satretios The PAT made it 20-7. Lanier Valdosta After the kickoff, Bikus lofted a 37-yard bomb to First downs 8 19 Jackson at the Valdosta 33. The Poets moved the ball Yards rushing 113 213 ; Yards passing 47 120 to the ten, but there the going got tough. On fourth Passes completed 3-6 6-10 down, a pass to Haywood failed to go and Valdosta took Passes intercepted C 0 over. They took the ball 91 yards in 15 plays for seven Fumbles lost 0 points and put the game out of reach. Punting average The final score read 27-7. Penalties 60 BEWARE CATS YOU RE IN BIG ORANGE COUNTRY ee rem et il , at i cam Valdosta went on to win the state champion- ship, beating Glynn Academy 42-0 and Forest Park 37-12. B TEAM IS P21 Lanier — 6. Willingham —6 Lanier — 7. Ballard-Hudson —0O Lanier — 21... Northside — 13 Lanier — 43... Warner Robins — 0 Lanier — 6. Mark Smith —7 Lanier — 26. Albany — 12 Lanier — 7. Ballard— Hudson —0O Lanier — 13. Mark Smith — 31 Lanier — 14... Northside — 7 Lanier — 33. Warner Robins — 13 BIG ORANGE 10:1 Total points — 243 (regular season); 273 (overall) Opponents Total Points — 92 (regular season); 125 (overall) Titles City Champions Bi-City Champions Sub-Region Champions Region 2-AAA Champions Yardstick Total Yards Rushing — 2964 (number one in region) Total Yards Passing — 733 Pass Attempts — 106 Pass Completions — 45 Passes Intercepted by Poets — 13 Punting Averages — Willis — 35.56; Barnes 32.35 Individual Rushing (Top Five) Jackson — 1940 yards Regular season rushing — 1670 yards (number one in region) Breaks old school record Breaks old region 1-AAA record Sets first region 2-AAA record Haywood — 404 yards Faulk — 264 yards Smith, R. — 226 yards Robinson — 73 yards FINAL RECORD Individual Scoring (Twelve points and over) Jackson — 126 points Hall — 28 points Haywood — 18 points Summers — 18 points Dennis — 16 points Allman — 12 points Smith, R. — 12 points As of February 6, eight members of the team had signed football scholarships: Steve Reynolds — Tennessee Martin Wendell Bishop — Georgia Vance Bell — Georgia Tech Steve Putnal — Georgia Tech Mike Barnes — Georgia Tech Jerome Ryals — South Carolina Carlton Haywood — South Carolina James Thomas — Florida State Isaac Jackson was named to the All-Southern Team; Wendell Bishop received Honorable Mention. Bishop and Jackson were also named to the All-State Team. These Lanier players were named to the Bi-City All-Star Team: Isaac Jackson, Wendell Bishop, James Thomas, Steve Putnal, Steve Reynolds, Mike Hall, Vance Bell, Sonny Lester, Mike Barnes, Jerome Ryals. Individual honors included: Coach Godfrey Steiner — Coach of the Year; Isaac Jackson — Back of the Year; Wendell Bishop — Lineman of the Year. = “(LIYIS6% -4 ? Ww es Ws BASKET © BALL LANIER — 55 APPLING — 77 LANIER — 54 DRUID HILLS — 67 LANIER — 75 COLUMBUS — 76 LANIER — 54 MARK SMITH — 67 éMo1 OU UNO DECEMBER 18. . . 0-4 DECE MBER 28. . . 3-4 LANIER WINS CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT! On December 26, in the first round of the Tom Porter Christmas Tournament, Lanier scored the season's first victory, defeating Mary Persons 61-50. The Poets then upset Mark Smith and Appling on successive nights, 75-70 and 75-66 to take the championship. JAN. 10 2 =s s ee conisTMAS LANIER WINS HARDAWAY — 69-63 NORTHSIDE — 62-50 W i $0. SEVEN INA WARNER ROBINS 61-60 ROW... 96-39 In the final regular season contest Lanier played what was undoubtedly the season’s worst game, scoring only 39 points while the Ballard-Hudson Tigers hit 96. At the end of the second quarter the game was beginning to become ridiculous with Ballard-Hudson leading 40-18. In the second half, playing against the subs, the Tigers rolled up 56 points and were approaching the century mark when the final buzzer sounded. The game was lost in the second quarter; Lanier was shooting so cold that they were missing layups alone under the basket. The leading scorer was Mike Lavender with nine points. The loss gave Lanier a regular season record of fourteen wins and nine losses, four of those losses coming at the beginning of the season. In the first four games the team was handicapped because several players did not finish football until the end of November. However, in the Christmas Tournament the team loosened up and played together and began winning ballgames. Coach Lamar Deaver deserves much credit for a remarkable job of making this year’s team a SUCCESS. SUB REGION 2 13 vs. WILLINGHAM 100: 7318 2 14 vs. APPLING 96-9250 2 15 vs. MARK SMITH 71-79: AY05Tsrees REGION 2 20 vs. COLUMBUS 77:96:31 “COMMENTS?” “It was an up and down season.’ “We almost blew the 100? “CHOKE? NAW.” “Maybe not the BEST, but the most exciting” “Ole Deaver's a pretty good coach” “SEE ISAAC RUN !2 $ % ( -)” Nixon, Allman, George, Lavender, Calhoun, Clark, Jackson, all the others: They did a good job. © FINAL = RECORD SSSA EES a al = To supplement a strong academic program, the Lanier Military Department offers an extra dimension in your educational process. In addition i CoMmaatel(ol[ar-amoial-1¢- [ei (clam lace mmole] (ol lareMmorl ¢y4-talial] om tal) entire Lanier ROTC program serves as a leadership proving and training ground. This “headstart ’ in the art of leadership has been proven successful by the accomplishments of graduates from this school for the past fifty years. The military training at Lanier is not designed to be effortless; life itself is not easy, and each of you has a role in the future as custodian of this nation's strength and defense. The objectives of the Lanier ROTC unit can be summed up in three challenging words, ° DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY — words which dictate what you can be, what you ought to be, and what you will be. The fact that every able-bodied young man must serve for a minimum of six years in some area of military service will make your ROTC training much more meaningful in the near future. Some seemingly insignificant military technique learned as a student cadet might prove to be a lifesaving measure. | know that our present Lanier graduates will lead Macon and the nation in this new space age, and | am confident that they will do it well. DAVID L. CARTER Major Senior Army Instructor APIO nell Vy Wy CHECKLIST [VM 3” hair? [_] no sideburns? [_] shave? [Vj brass shined? (V correct alignment of brass? [V shoes spit-shined? [_] uniform cleaned and pressed? Wy Yi Viiy) a f Y Cet reign ” Wi 4 HATS OFF... Almost any hat can tell a story. . . a Texan's ten-gallon hat, a dusty baseball cap, a shiny silk top hat. At Lanier a hat can tell a story. . .- a private’s garrison Cap, or a captain's service cap, a crack squad's fancy gear, or the color guard’s polished helmets. A story of leaders and followers. A story of goals and accomplishments. 7 a. Jae oo oe = - Se a PS ee 2 Stes! ds A LEADER... inspires innovates builds infl uences adapts. Lanier’s motto is “WE LEAD.” Pat DeVane — Governor's Honors Honors Sandilee Eschen — Governor's Honors National Merit Semi-Finalist Majorie Becker — Governor's Honors Joey Hatcher — Governors Honors Karen Parker — Governor's Honor Lindsey Morris — Governor's Honors Craig Caldwell — Best Citizen Cindy Bearden — National Merit Semi-Finalist Debbie McRae — STAR Student National Merit Semi-Finalist Josie Baldshun — Governor's Honors Not Pictured: Mike Eremchuck — Governor's Honors Lou Burkhalter — Best Citizen PEGG! ALFORD — Most memorable for her ability to do anything and everything well. Cheering Lanier on to victory, conjugating a verb, receiving the Queen's crown — Peggi is that versatile soul, the Well-Rounded Girl MARTY ALLMAN — As a capable student. a versatile athlete. and a loyal friend. Marty Allman has upretentiously created for himself the right to be recognized as an outstanding Lanierian - superlatives. MOIRA BLOOR — A stranger to guile. She is a paradox of open sincerity versus a teasing nature. STEvt McWILLIAMS — Steve McWilliams is never satisfied until he has given his very best. His conscientious effort to excel in all areas of student life has led to well deserved honors and recognition. PATRICIA WALL — Everybody's friend. An inately happy person, forever sharing her spirit and warmth with all. NEIL SKENE — In an unobtrusive manner, Neil Skene, editor of The Poet Leader, renders service to his school and his classmates. His special ability to excel in academics and extracurricular activities has earned for him the title of superlative. superlatives LOU BURKHALTER — An instinctive diplomat. Her perception and poise are surpassed only by her determination and talent for organization CRAIG WYNN — Mature, self reliant, sure of his goal — in Craig Wynn his peers see an oustanding student and citizen whose potential is sure to be realized in professional and civic responsibilities VIVICA PIPPINGER — Her unexpectedly reserve nature cannot conceal her illimitable enthusiasm and boundless energy. Senior SANDY GILES — Quiet, resourceful, industrious, affable — each adjective describes a facet of Sandy Gile’s character and personality and explains his qualifications for being a Lanier superlative. superlatives TARY SCHATZ — Her name is a synonym for friendliness unrestrained grin and a cheerful concern for others personified by an FRANK DeFore — Frank Defore is exceptionally dependable. As editor of Sabers and Sashes, as brigade adjutant, and later as company commander, Frank proved his capability to lead and to serve PAT DEVANE — The catalyst that activates the Class of ‘69. She reaches for responsibility, responds to every dilemma with a laugh and a solution CRAIG CALDWELL — A leader is always recognized. Cadet Colonel Craig Caldwell has quietly and competently excelled in academics, student government, Pare | military training at Lanier. His example ts worthy of imitation KATHY SCHOCH — A mirror of naiveté, reflecting the heart of a perfectionist and he head of a perpetual mover TOMMY THOMPSON — Tommy Thompson is vitally interested in his fellowman. As president of Lanier’s Student Council, he is liked and accepted because he is always ready to listen and consistently respects the right of others to disagree That was the week that was — Spirit Week '69. A new, more restrained atmosphere led to peaceful competition rather than open fights, as in past years. Tigers were thoroughly confused Rabbits were desperate for a win. . . Roadrunners were eager to do it again. Bad weather tried to dampen our spirits, but didn’ t get away with it as bicycle motorcades and plaster of paris floats ambled to ye olde schoolyard. The surprise climax of Friday was the announcement of a junior-senior tie. Keep your spirits up, Tigers — '70 is just around the corner. And Miller Unity Day was the most successful on record. Leip Say bis S = 2 ayn : 2s oe gee a ere bs Pd Then, on April 18, 1967, disaster struck. Fire broke out and quickly spread over the entire third floor. At 2 A.M. a passerby saw the blaze and notified the fire department. Seven pumper trucks, two ladder trucks and 110 firemen sped to the scene of the general alarm blaze. After more than three 1aTe]¥] g-We) Me (-1(-laaallarcve| effort, the firemen brought L(a(- eo) (-P4-ME0 ale (-lamocelal ice) B The grand old building lay in ruins. The auditorium was completely destroyed. The third floor was a shell: the first and second floors were severely water damaged. Quick thinking and well organized action saved many important records, The trophies symbolizing many of Lanier's past accomplishments were carried to safety. In 1927 a tradition was begun Lanier Senior High School was built. Over the years many new traditions were established as Lanier gained a reputation for excellence in academics, athletics and military training. Many capable and dedicated men have led Lanier. From her halls have come many great leaders and outstanding athletes. However, the success of Lanier cannot be fully measured by her leaders alone. Just as . oy much a part of Lanier’s tradition has been a the student who had genuine pride in his i, N ER SENIOR HIGH = school and respect for her authority. Such BELLAMY. FL AG AW. ARI was Lanier. . . , STATE leganey” Indicative of the Lanier spirit, many students soon arrived to aid in removing priceless possessions from the burning school. Almost as soon as the fire was out, preparations were begun to resume school. Two days later double sessions were begun at Lanier Junior. In a speech to the student body Mr. Wall praised everyone for his cooperation during a very difficult period. Double sessions continued the remainder of that year and the next. Then. . . A NEW DIMENSION... . . another tradition was begun. Work began on a new Lanier in the spring of '68. Clark-Wincey promised our new classrooms by September. But they would have to Auffy . is They worked hard. The men were eager and willing (between occasional strikes) to provide us with our new school. Working overtime, never stopping, they slaved on. With their deadline nearing, the construction company became desperate. Faithful members of our military department were anxious 1 CoM (-JaleMr- Mal-lalem Looking to the future, Lanierians realize that . ai upholding old traditions is PIPES! 4} not enough. With pride . and determination each new class must establish its own goals and make its own contributions to the greatness of Lanier. a_ ly = _ December 2. . . the glorious day! Students for the first time entered the new Lanier. mn Acar h Null ¥ % ol ae a + wer m r vill 4 i | “gs i be Hii i Hit M cM We , | i i Sill . ml 3 HH a) mm’ SL TTC Vo SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS... Presidents Craig Caldwell and Pat DeVane Vice Presidents Steve McWilliams and Snooky Brown Secretaries Moira Bloor and Guerry Norwood Directors Tommy Thompson, Marty Allman, Larry Edwards, and Ricky Crandall Directors Vicky Melton, Peggi Alford, Ja Ja Giddens, Janice Talley, and Tricia Wall Dorothy Jo Adams Julianne Adams Margaret Susan Alford Geneva McDonald Allen Glenda Mae Allen Phyllis Anderson Sandra Marie Aspinwall Deborah Ann Atwater Marie Anne Baird Deborah Jan Baker Claudia Barnes Debra Jean Barrineau Lora Mary Barron Gail Melonie Bast Paula Michele Batts Elizabeth Trude Baugh Cynthia Ann Bearden Susan Mell Beckham Susan Nancy Best Janis Bishop Shirley Ann Bivins Moira Elaine Bloor Emily Eugenia Bostick Cynthia Gail Brafford Patti Jo Brandon Renes Yvonne Branton Melony Susan Braswell Donna Katheen Brooks Julia Meredith Brown Margaret Dianne Brown Patricia Langham Brown Louise Tharpe Burkhalter Deborah Carol Camerio Cheryl Kay Cannon Cathy Belinda Cannon Tina Yvonne Carden Janice Marie Carmichael Virginia Carr Martha Karen Carson Zeta Anne Chambless Janice Marie Chancellor Mary Susan Churchwell Alethea Sharon Clark Dorothy Ellen Clarke Pamela Voncille Clark Randi Layne Clark Patricia Lois Clay Lolita Serita Cobbs Dina Kay Coleman Cecelia Jeanette Collins Katie Elaine Cook Elizabeth Diane Corey Connie Elaine Cox Virginia Beamer Coyner Alma Eugenia Crummey Carol Ann Crutchfield Norvis Jean Curry Saundra Daniely Elizabeth Ellen Dasher Karen Davey Judy Ann Davis Louisa Davis Sherry Rae Davis Angela Katherine Deaton Patricia Karleen DeVane Paula Delores Donaldson Benita Dover Judy Kaye Dunn Edith Carol Engram Sandra Kay Epps Sandra Lee Eschen Rhetta Fabianne Etheredge Vickie Lynn Etheridge Donna Melinda Evans Lynda Eugenia Evans Pamela Evans Danyse Everett Regina Sue Fetzer Elizabeth Jane Flatt Elaine Floyd Rene Forehand Jan Carol Fortson Judy Dianne Fountain Ruth Elaine Fouts Donna Lynn Foy Ellen Vivion Fretz Rose Gandy Patricia Lee Garrett Gloria Leigh Gaultney Sheryl Lynn Gaultney Jimi Junior Giddens Kathy Dianne Giddens Gloria Ann Giles Jocquelyn Edwina Giles Sarah Frances Glover Angela Green Linda Dianne Griffin Virginia Sue Griffin Deborah Ann Gross Pamela Valentine Guest Claudia Hilley Hall Shirley Elaine Hallar Deborah June Hamilton Cecile Ann Harris Charlotte Ann Harris Debra Ann Harris Diana Harris Nancy Jean Harris Nancy Sue Harris Stephanie Maureen Hatcher Weize Anne Hayes Patty Virginia Haygood Linda Louise Hefner Beverly Grace Herndon Debra Beverly Hicks Dorothy Jean Higgison Caroll Ann Hodges Deborah Diane Holmes Linda Holsenbeck Marilyn Holton Brenda Joyce Hopkins Sarah Ann Horne Sandra Elaine Hudson Brenda Gail Huff Kathy Lorene Hulett Peggy Jean Hullender Sherry Lavern Huston Wanda Sue Jackson Sheila Latan James Anita Suzanne Johnson Louisa Carolyn Johnson Yvonne Antoinette Johnson Elizabeth Diane Jolly Deborah Cherie Jones Martha Anne Jones Mary Dell Jones Patricia Ann Jones Sandra Lee Jones Barbara Ann Kaplan Patricia Lee Kaplan Janice Lois Keene Kathy Kelleen Keen Kathryn Leigh King Linda Dianne Kite Linda Ruth Kozee Marsha Gail Lane Judith Langley Tonya Gayle Lavender Julia Elizabeth Layfield Linda Carol Layson Lynne Rusette Lentz Donna Eileen Lewis Patricia Ann Liles Deborah Anne Lisenby Franceska Hildebrand Logan Deena Carol Loper Marian Elizabeth Lumpkin Anne Smith MacEwen Loretta Maddox Susan Lynn Magee Beverly Elizabeth Mann Nancy Ellen Martin Burna Dean Mason Virginia Faye McAllister Linda Elizabeth McCollum Hilda Faye McDaniel Jacquelyn McDonald Cherry Stewart McLure Susan Diane McNeal Deborah Ann McRae Vicky Lynn Melton Patsy Ann Miles Joyce Elizabeth Minchew Brenda Carol Money Dianne Taylor Mosely Carolyn Mosley Linda Kay Muecke Patricia Joy Mullis Sharon Loretta Mullis Therisa Elizabeth Mundy Carolyn Lynda Neville Edna Kate Nixon Janice Naire Noble Nell Gwendolyn Norman Ella Sue Nutt Barbara Karen Odil Cynthia Susan Ogilvie Becky Anne O'Neal Nina Quanita Orange Mary Katheryn Parker Anita Gail Parrish Linda Sue Pate Dorothy Ruth Pattishall Sue Gail Peterson Yvonne Merle Pinkerton Vivica Lynn Pippinger Elizabeth Harriett Pittman Deborah Louise Pope Pamela Jorell Powell Rachel Kathleen Powell Peggy Lynn Purcel Mussett Valeria Purser Debra Martha Purvis Patti Jo Rape Judy Dianne Rawlins Blanche Neel Redding Anna Frances Reeves Frances Reynolds Judy Lynn Rice Laura Lee Rigo Carolyn Gray Robertson Shirley Diane Ross Theresa Rowland Martha Ruth Rutland Mary Jo Saikas Blanche Dianne Sanders ee - “4 9 Joy Sasser Janie Elizabeth Savage Cynthia Paulette Saxon Carmen Singletary Schatz Kathryn Prue S choch Donna Lynn Schultz Vera Eileen Self Evelyn Mae Shearer Debra Sue Shivers Deborah Karen Simmons Kathy Sue Simmons Maida Eugenia Simmons Sheryl Jasmine Sims Barbara Elaine Singley Beverly Margaret Smith Debra Anne Smith Dona Marie Smith Tresa Diane Smith Maxine Annette Stewart Eugenia Lowe Spivey Betty Rose Still Susan Stroberg Juliet Drew Strong Sharon Dale Strong Oudia Louise Swain Janice Diane Talley Dorothy Christine Taylor Nancy Virginia Tharpe Paula Kay Thibadeau Alfreda Lovell Thomas Deborah Jean Thompson Denise Thornton Frances Ellen Tillery Deborah Aline Toole Ann Louise Turner Patricia Elizabeth Wall Marjorie Anne Walters Leanne Watson Murray Ann Watson Dorothy Gayle Watts Vicki .ynne Weimer Juditi, Wylene West Kathy Maureen Whitehead Susan Brooks Whittle Linda Gail Wilcox Linda Montene Wilkinson Annette Williams Barbara Ann Willians Sally La-June Williams Sara Jeanette Williams Katherine Fay Willis Deborah Ruth Wilson Cheryl Ann Wimberly Regina Wilhelmina Wimberly Rosalyn Woolfolk Candace Jane Witherington Sandre Joy Wood Lundy Anne Woodall Wanda Elaine Yarbrough Donna Faye Yaughn Sharon Anne Yetter Juanita Zachery th : , TLL Uae aunvnnten: UA aT BENJAMIN CLAUDE ADAMS DON LYSLE ALLISON MARTIN POST ALLMAN DANNY JOE ARRINGTON STERLING DALE BAILEY MIKE CURTIS BARNES EDWARD DAVID BAUMGARDNER VANCE DANA BELL ROGER SCOTT BENNETT CLARENCE LEROY BETLEYOUN ROBERT LEROY BIGLER DAVID LEE BIKUS WENDELL CLIFFORD BISHOP ROBERT MICHAEL BLASINGAME PAUL LESTER BOLDEN PHILLIP KEITH BONINE STEVEN THOMAS BOWDEN JERRY WYATT BOYD CHARLEY GURLEY BREWER DAVID HINSON BRIDGES CECIL PEARSON BROWN CHARLIE JACK BROWN GARY NEIL BROWN JOSEPH MICHAEL BRYAN WILLIAM THOMAS BUCHANAN EDDY EARL BULLINGTON LEE SPENCER BULLIS, JR. DAVID TUCKER BURGAMY HORACE DARDEN BURGAMY JOHN TERRELL BURNEY FRED ANTHONY BYERS SANFORD EARL BYERS ‘ HUGH JACK BYRD JP CRAIG CALDWELL STEVE JAMES CALHOUN REID DEWITT CALLAWAY RODERICK LEE CAMPBELL ROBERT NEIL CANNON JAMES MICHAEL CARPENTER DENNIS LAWSON CHAMBLISS THOMAS RAY CHILDS THOMAS BENJAMIN CLAY CURT MONROE CLEMENTS RICHARD LYNN COLQUITT TERRY CLEVELAND CONNELL THOMAS FREDERICK CRAIN FREDERICK ROBERT CRANDALL JOHN CECIL CRANFORD ANDERSON CARTER CRAWFORD CHARLES ELMER DASHER CLARENCE LEE DASHER DALE ALAN DAVENPORT CHARLES EDWARD DAY HORACE FRANKLIN DEFORE FRANCO DEMICHIEL GARY MICHAEL DEEB SAMUEL EMMETT DENNARD ROBERT PHILLIP DENT RAY ALLEN DIMIT JOHN WAYNE DOBSON MARSHALL LEE DORSEY DANIEL DELZELL DUNWODY LAWRENCE FRANKLIN EDWARDS RONNIE TAPLEY EDWARDS FOY DELAND ELKINS RONALD PHILLIP ENNIS MICHAEL LAWRENCE EREMCHUK THOMAS RADFORD ETHRIDGE JERRY WATSON EVANS ALFRED DON FAULKNER JOHN ROBERT FAULKNER PHILLIP RAY FISHER CHARLES RUSSELL FLOYD BRUCE ALAN FORBES ERNEST CALVIN FOSKEY STANLEY VAN FOWLER WENDELL CLAWSON FOY CHARLES ROSS FREE KENNETH BRADLEY FROST WALTER DUPREE GABRIEL ALAN AUSTIN GAVEL ROBERT DAVID GEORGE RODERICK LEN GILBERT SANFORD LEE GILES JR. SCOTT MAPLE GLENN RANDY KEITH GORDY DAVID STEPHEN GORY DONALD ROBERT GRAHAM JAMES MORRIS GRIMES CHARLES ERNEST HAINES MICHAEL JORDAN HALL HUBERT EARL HAMILTON REUBEN LARRY HAMRICK BUFORD EVERETTE HANCOCK HANK WILLIAMS HARPER SAMMUEL NEAL HARTLEY HAROLD MICHAEL HARVEY JAMES CLIFFORD HAVARD : 2 | CARLTON HAYWOOD LINDSEY VERNARD HEARD ROBERT EDDIE HERRON LONNIE HICKS DOUGLAS EDWARD HINES JAMES KNIGHT HOGAN Iii THOMAS ASHLEY HOLMES JOHN WILLIAM HOPPER DANNY KAY HOWARD ALBERT WESLEY HUMPHREYS DAVID HUTCHINS ISRAEL LARRY ANDREW JACKSON SAMUEL MOLAN JACKSON DAVID MICHAEL JONES KENNETH WARREN JONES, JR. WILLIAM HIRAM JONES RALPH EDWARD KEENE JAMES ALLEN KING CARL EDWARD KNIGHT GARRY DAN KORNEGAY WILLIAM TOMPKINS KRAKOW GEORGE MARK LEAPTROT ERNEST FREEMAN LESTER DOUGLAS SCOTT LEWIS WILLIAM FREDRICK LODGE HENRY EDWARD LOWE JEFFREY TOLLIER LYNCH ANDREW JACKSON LYNDON KEITH ALLAN MALLERNEE EDWIN MANLEY JAMES OSCAR MASON THOMAS LEE MASON JOHN KENDALL MATHEWS JON PHILLIP MAXWELL ROBERT McCLENDON JAMES RAYMOND McCULLOUGH KERMIT NEAL McMANUS STEVEN EUGENE McWILLIAMS RALPH CARROLL MEADOWS, JR. GUY STEVE MEADOWS LAMAR THOMAS MEALOR RICHARD ALAN MEHARG STEPHEN WALTER MEHARG DAVID LEE MILLER JON MARTIN MILLWOOD ANDREW TAYLOR MITCHELL MARK COOKE MOLLESON JAMES LANE MOORE MARVIN LEE MORRIS III RONNIE LEE MOSLEY WALLACE EDWARDS MORTON JOHN OSCAR MULLIS III KENNETH EARL NEWBERRY CHARLES A. NICKERSON KENNETH ELMER NIXON MICHAEL ERIC NORRIS EDWARD GUERRY NORWOOD KENNETH STEPHEN OBENAUF GLENN JERRY PARDEN BOYD ROBERTS PARKER FRANKLIN HENDERSON PARKS BENJAMIN SAMUEL PATE DON WILLIAM PATTON WALTER DAVID PENN SAMUEL LAWRENCE PIERCE HENRY ALAN PITTS BARTOW WESLEY POTTS DAVID HENRY PRITCHETT STEPHEN STAFFORD PUTNAL JOEL TERRELL RALEY ALAN ROSS RAMFJORD GERALD EUGENE RANKIN RONALD LEE REESE PHILLIP ALAN REID STEVE TERRANCE REYNOLDS RONNIE KENDALL ROBERSON EDWARD SNIPES ROCKER DANNY BURTON ROGERS RONALD PIERCE ROGERS KEITH BAILEY ROLLINS STEPHEN CRAIG ROSS SCOTT ANDREW ROWBOTHAM SYLVESTER ROYAL CLIFFORD HEYWARD RUSHIN ALVIN JOSEPH RUSSELL HENRY JEROME RYALS DONALD BASCO SADLER TERRY HALE SAMS WILLIAM CAREY SANDEFUR WILLIAM LEWIS SANDEFUR JACKIE LANE SANDERS ROY MACK SANDERS THOMAS JEFFERSON SEYMOUR ROBERT PRESTON SHEPHERD WILLIAM RONALD SHINHOLSTER RONNIE WAYNE SIMMONS GEORGE NEIL SKENE DANNY THOMAS SMALLWOOD CHARLES THOMAS SMITH PER RY RUDOLPH SMITH RODNEY FLOYD SMITH HARRY LEE SPEAR CLARENCE DAVID STANLEY PETER STEINHAUS EDWARD WILSON STEVENSON JAMES CABELL STEWART JAMES RAYMOND STEWART ROBERT KELSEY STOKES DAVID ARTHUR STROUD JAMES ALVIN TAYLOR JAMES THOMAS ROBERT LEE THOMBLEY TOMMY JAMES THOMPSON RICHARD EVANS THORNTON KENNETH LEE THRASHER KENDALL LARSEN TINKER MICHAEL FREDERICK TINKEY EVAN MALCOLM TORCH DAVID ALAN TRAWICK HIRAM LOWRY TRIBBLE JOHN THOMAS TUCKER MELVIN STEPHEN TURNER FRANK JOHNSON TUTT CHARLES BRYAN VANCE MICHAEL DEAN VAN HORN JERRY CECIL VINSON ANDREW RIDGE WALKER ANTHONY DALE WALKER JAMES |. WARREN STEPHEN LEE WEST MAURICE EMORY WHITE, JR. MALCOLM TALMADGE WILCHER WILLIAM W. WILDER JOSEPH EDWARD WILLIAMS, JR. RUSSELL CARL WILLINGHAM EDWIN AUGUSTUS WIMBERLY, JR. JAMES RIDOUT WINCHESTER GARY STEVEN WORSHAM JAMES WILLIAM WRIGHT MARVIN CRAIG WYNN RUSSELL ALFORD WYNN LESLIE KENTON YEOMANS GREGORY LOUIS ZELLNER Junior class PRESIDENT — Kay Schrader. i wae ] oe Oe -_- on SECRETARY-TREASURERS — Nancy NeSmith and Bucky Kimsey. VICE PRESIDENTS — Sherry Jones DIRECTORS — Sherry and Robbie Smith. Bond, Jann Johnson, and Nancy Bady. DIRECTORS — Dale Maddox, Al Patisaul, and Steve Tanner. Joan Adkins Judy Alderman Faye Allen Linda Alligood Cindy Amerson Linda Andrews Sharron Astin Treesa Atkinson Mary Bateman Nancy Bady Nancy Baird Edna Baker June Baker Josie Baldshun Lynn Barfield Evelyn Barnes Betty Barrette Pam Barrow Gwen Bartlett Jean Bates Marjorie Becker Mitty Bethea Deborah Bicht Debbie Bickley Judy Birch Laura Blankenship Peggy Blessett Jan Boatright Sherry Bond Pam Brackett Deborah Brantley Brenda Bray Cherry Brewer Ellen Broach Patrice Brown Peggy Bryan Brenda Butler Diane Carr Linda Carswell Joy Carter Gail Causey Ina Chanin Deborah Chapman Judy Chapman Barbara Cheasman Martha Christie Barrie Clark Diane Clark Delilah Clarke Fabian Clements Bonnie Cofer Connie Cofer Sue Cofer Chris Collins Patrcia Collins Beverly Cone Kathy Conley Ilene Cook Ladene Cook Wylene Cook Susie Cox Pam Cox Jeneifer Crane Karen Craven Jane Cullins Carol Ann Davis Janice Davis Kieran Davis Paula Dennis Rebecca Dobbs Debra Dobson Kathy Dover Peggy Dumas Gina Dyke Randi Eckstins Jean Edwards Sheryl Edwards Phyllis Elder Jeanie Eldridge Debra Ellis Debra Emerick Kathy Fain Glenda Faulk Linda Finney Brenda Fostr Yvonne Fountain Debra Franks Donna Fuller Deborah Garcia Jan Gailand Cathy Garrad Reginna Garrad Lynn Gavel Jene Gibson Gail Giddens Meri Gillespie Lynn Gladin Shirley Gladney Lynn Gordon Barbara Gostin Kathy Graham Paula Grahl Carol Greene Sylvia Grier Debbie Griffin Deborah Griffin Faye Griffin Cindy Hagerty Donna Hale Gayle Hall Lillian Hanson Peggy Hardin Patty Haper Margie Harris Debbie Harrison Frankie Harrison Loretta Hazlip Pandora Heard Deborah Heath Becky Hein Marcia Hencely Elaine Herron Beverly Hickman Gloria Hicks Phebe Hike Beth Hodges Peggy Holland Susan Honeycutt Jo Hopson Janice Horney Belinda Howard Lizzie Howard Patricia Howell Kathy Hudson Linda Hudson Diane Ikner Beverly Jackson Connie Jackson Sheila Jackson Marcia James Pam Jeanes Essie Jinwright Cheryl Johnson Elaine Johnson Janet Johnson Jann Johnson Lee Johnson Theresa Johnson Valerie Johnson Gail Jolley Hildred Jones Janet Jones Sherry Jones Diane Jordan Kathy Jordan Linda Jordan Pam Kehaya Kathy Kelleher Debra Kellem Marsha King Carolyn Kitchens Evelyn Knowles Ann Kozee Judy LaMountt Pam Lavender Louise Lavery Sheryl Lawrence Joy Leonard Gerald Leroy Lynn Lewis Yvonne Lewis Sheryl Lines Kathy Little Sylvia Lowrance Suzanne Loyd Chery! Lumley Camille Mabry Debra Mallernee Loretta Mann Jan Manor Elizabeth Martin Mary Martin Jane Matherly Gladis Mathews Angela May Connie May Kay Mayfield Sondra Mayo Barbara McCallum Shell McClenden Dale McDaniel Debbie McDaniel Gail McFarling Susan Mcinvale Jane McKinney Ellen McLure Teresa Meadows Denise Meeks Paula Melton Arlene Middleton Brenda Mitchell Avis Mobley Sue Molton Nancy Moore Gail Morgan Dianne Morris Vianne Mosley Barbara Musial Shirley Nathaniel Ruthie Nelson Nancy NeSmith Patsy Nicholas Ann Nixon Mani Northington Becky Orwan Karen Osborne Karen Parker Amanda Pate Mary Patterson Sandra Peacock Mindy Perez-Pozeda Darlene Peterman Kathy Pettis Chery! Pierce Lillian Pope Jane Powell Betty Powers Sharon Poythress Kathy Raines Mary Ramey Gloria Reese Carol Reeves Debbie Reynolds Becky Riley Della Roberts Linda Rogers Carolyn Ross Kelly Ryan Jill Sapp Kay Schrader Joyce Self Sherry Shockley Beth Singletary Mary Skene Margaret Smallwood Danna Smith Denise Smith Diann Smith Dianne Smith Ginny Smith Ida Smith Jean Smith Tonya Smith Wanda Smith Laine Snow Gail Sobelson Margaret Somers Lura Sprayberry Lisa Stater Pam Spearman Teresa Steele Vicki Steinmeyer Latrelle Stone Marcia Stone Connie Stout Kathy Strong Nancy Stewart Beth Sutton Janet Sweat Donna Tamblyn Pam Tanner Pat Tanner Betty Taylor Laura Taylor Lynn Taylor Patty Taylor Renze Taylor Susan Terry Patricia Tharpe Cam Thomas Sharita Thomas Linda Thomason Carolyn Thorpe Cheryl Tidwell Linda Tomlinson Debra Toole Kathy Trotter Joyce Truett Becky Twiggs Alzenia Upshaw Cathy Utley Debra Vaughan Maureen Waggett Hope Walden Bonnie Wallace Cynthia Warren Patty Watson Barbara Weaver Joy Webb Nancy Webb Kathy Weeks Debra Wheeler Sylvia Williams Cathy Wimberly Charlotte Wimbush Debbie Wood Jo Anne Woodford Becky Woodward Debra Worsham Carol Wrye Lynne Yeomans Debra Young Nancy Young Ginny Zachary Patricia Zachery Ronald Chanin Mike Chapman Paul Chapman Larry Chastain Ebbie Chatfield Chris Chester Ralph Clark Donald Clarke Billy Coley Stan Colquitt Joey Colwell Mike Cook Mike Crafton John Cunningham Johnny Daniels William Daniels Buck Davis Dave Davis Randy Davis Robert Davis Ronnie Davis Richard Dean Mike DeCastro Ed DeFore Jack DeFore Bill Delivers Ricky Dennis Elbert Durham Cam Edwards Ricky Edwards Jimmy Evans Mike Faulk Bobby Adams Tommy Allen Clay Allmon Wayne Amos Charles Anderson Ronnie Anderson Ricky Andrews Joe Appling Jimmy Atwater Tommy Aultman Keith Avera Bill Avirett Phillip Bacchus Randy Bailey Steve Bailey Ben Balkcom Billy Baldwin Cary Barbee DeWayne Barfield Roland Barnes Bob Bartlett Hal Baskin Scott Beacham Jim Beall Mike Beard Ronald Bedgood Louie Bennet Charles Benns Randy Berkner Bill Bernard Edward Birdsong Alvin Booker Mike Bowden Jimmy Braxton Jeffrey Bridgeman Richard Bridges Dennis Brown Randy Bryant Ronny Bryant Tommy Burford John Burkhalter Freddy Caldwell Joe Campbell Buddy Cannon Richard Carithers Jimmy Carr Key Chambers Charles Chambliss Mark Heard John Henderson Billy Hewitt Win Hicks Ricky Hill Tim Hinson Sam Hollis Gary Holloway Laris Horton Warren Hunnicutt Darrell Ikner Robert Ingle Isaac Jackson Guyton James Parry James Scotty James Jimmy Johnson Larry Johnson Wayne Johnson Eddie Johnston Denny Jones Edward Jones George Jones Ronnie Jones Steve Keeling Scott Kelley Johnny Kennington Bucky Kimsey Keith Kittle Kenny Lancaster John Lane Mike Lavender Mike Lavender Neil Layfield Jimmy Lee Walter Leggett Drew Leven Alphonzo Logan Steve Lord Lee Lovett Tommy Lowe Danny Lyles Dale Maddox Jimmy Maddox James Mallory Rex Marlowe Broadus Marshall Mark Marshall Eddie Finch Buddy Findley Earnest Finney Richard Flanders Henry Flynt David Ford Leslie Ford Terry Ford Edward Foster Charlie Fussell Mike Gay Tommy Gay Billy Gifford Leo Glover Larry Gordon Ricky Gordon Bruce Griffin Randy Griffin Robert Gunn Tommy Gunnels Field Gurley Doug Hahn Billy Hall Don Hall Gerald Hammock Mark Haskins Joey Hatcher Steve Hatcher Dean Hathaway Larry Haugabrook Royce Hayes Dennis Hazlip Monty Sapp Gary Sassaman Gil Schenks Myles Scott Danny Senseman Guerry Sherwood Mike Simmons Mike Skinner Billy Slocumb Jimmy Smallwood Mike Smallwood Dennis Smarr Bill Smith Bob Smith Claude Smith Danny Smith Darby Smith Joel Smith Robbie Smith Bubba Smitha Dennis Snider Lyell Soler Richard Sorknes John Sorrells Thomas Sorrow Breck Speers Felton Spencer David Stephens Randy Stephens Dallas Stokes Bobby Story Billy Strayhorn Steve Marshall Chuck Martin Billy Mathis Steve McArthur Edwin McClure Lamar McDonald Terry McGee Larry McLendon Jackie McNeese Delano Merritt Andy Middlebrooks Claude Mitchell David Montford David Moody Randy Moody Lindsey Morris Steve Morris John Morrison Larry Newberry Tommy Norris Dan Odom David Ogilvie David Orr Bill Ott Danny Padgett Phillip Parker Teddy Parker Al Patisaul Jesse Patterson Donald Payne Jerrell Payton Virgil Perkins David Pipkin Joe Pittman Michael Popp Jim Price Ed Pritchett Leonard Pritchett Bobby Pursley John Ragsdale Edgar Ray David Reise Donny Robinson Loneral Robinson Lamar Ross John Saikas Mike Sanders Ben Sandifer Curtis Sutton Albert Swann Steve Swinney ™ = hal 5 Lee Thompson Ted Thrash 4 Lee Thrasher � Tommy Tillery Troy Tillery Jimmy Turner Terry Turner i s” Eddie Valdes hal baad Don Vinson Jerry Vinson David Walsh Charles Watson Bubba West Chester Wheeler Gary White - Keith White = é , rs .. hea, ‘ Randy Whitfield w Dale Whitley Tommy Whitlock j we, ‘ Charles Williams aa. @ Otis Williams Bob Williamson j ; David Williamson j Rusty Williamson f Y € Joel Willis Brad Wilson . Joe Wilson David Wood Craig Woodward Gus Yarbrough Ronnie Young David Zeigler Sophomore VICE PRESIDENTS — Randy Allen es rr and Susan Williamson. | ae: PRESIDENTS — Tim Parker and Moni Sorrells. DIRECTORS — Harry Stillwell, Mike Reynolds, Brenda Culpepper, Charles Giles, and Jack Webb. SECRETARY-TREASURERS — Gayle Roobin and Steve Carter. Lucia Adams Cynthia Alexander Linda Aimand Kathy Amerson Vanessa Anderson Beckie Arnold Debra Arnold Sandra Arrington Carolyn Ashley Terry Awtry Billie Ballek LaMyra Banks Jane Barberich Bonnie Barfield Debra Barnes Diana Barnes Kathy Bassett Joyce Bates Cindy Batton Dorothy Beasley Dee Dee Bell Kathie Belote Ruby Bennett Karen Benton Debra Berkner Barbara Biscanti Cindy Booker Sherrie Boswell Jane Bowers Gloria Ann Bouie Debra Boyd Teresa Bradley Deanie Braxton Debbie Brewer Jo Brinson Jana Brooks Kathy Brown Pam Bruskie Sharita Bryant Connie Ballard Sissie Burkhalter Robin Burns Gail Caldwell Susan Callaway Rena Canady Susan Carithers Carole Carlisle Cindy Carlson Beth Carstarphen Cynthia Carter Shirley Cheney Peggy Chestnutt Jennifer Chester Judy Childs Debbie Chipman Alletta Christenson Rosie Clay Eartha Cobbs Carlo Coley Doris Coley Nancy Collins Cathy Cook Donna Cook Wanda Cook Dianne Cooper Patti Corbitt Jackie Cotton Fay Cox Laura Cox Kathy Crawford Carla Cruthfield Jeannine Cruze Brenda Culpepper Debbie Culverhouse Altomece Cummings Brenda Daniel Chery! Davis Denise Davis Norajane Davis Rachel Davis Sherry Davis Susan Davis Dianne Defore Angela DeLoach Kathy Dennard Evelyn Dennis Jackie Dickson Ann Dickson Karen Dondes Kay Dooley Susan Dorsey DeLane DuBose Karen Duncan Dele Dunwoody Karen Durr Dorothy Durham Dottie Dye Susan Earl Tricia Edmonds Carol Evans Sylvia Evans Merrie Faulk Bonnie Fennel Bette Furgeson Julle Findley Angela Fisher Ann Fordham Colleen Foster Anne Fox Susan Fretz Pam Fried Lynn Gallaway Linda Gay Jean Gazafy Carolyn Glover Ann Glover Lari Sue Gookson Cynthia Gordon Joan Gory Sheila Graham Connie Green Connie Greene Jan Greene Wanda Greene Beverly Greenway Beverly Greenway Mary Gregory Jackie Gresham Nancy Griffin Vashti Grimes Sharon Gulledge Peggy Guthrie Donna Haines Anne Hall Polly Hamilton Amelia Hancock Joanne Hancock Ann Hannah Melissa Hardin Maxine Hardman Sheila Hardy Celestia Harris Linda Harris Pam Harris Jackie Harrison Sherry Hartley Alice Hearne Janice Hearne Vickie Hedgepath Linda Herron Donna Hess Pam Hight Anne Hill Gloria Hilley Carla Hitchcock Brenda Hogue Lucy Holliday Martha Hood Paulette Hopper Debbie Horton Deborah Houston Willie Mae Hughley Susan Hullender Blanch Humphries Brenda Hurd Marla Hutchings Alma Jackson Carolyn Jackson Chery! Jackson Thelma Jackson Shirley Jackson Shirley Jackson Shirley Jacobs Carole James Debra James Beverlee Jamieson Kim Johnson Patty Johnson Laura Johnson Terri Joiner Joyce Jones Gayle Jones Salula Jones Susan Jones Brenda Kent Rosetta Key Bunnie Kimbrew Jacqueline King Sue King Linda King Nancy Krakow Lynn Kruger Beverly Lanier Jackie Lanier Kay Lanneau Lynn Lavender Jean Leaptrot Kathy Lee Lisa Lewis Kathleen Lewis Landa Lewis Pansey Lineberger Brenda Mack Glenda Mack Joanne Mansfield Lynn Marxen Donna Mason Peggy Mason Brenda Massey Mary Ann Mathis Marguerite Matthews Dell Mclellan Donna McDaniel Jan McEachern Marica McElroy Betsy McFall Debbie McKelvey Cindy McKenney Joy McKinney Lisa Mckinney Carlo McLellan Elaine McMicheal Linda Mealor Chery! Mercer Shelley Miller Donna Mims Selinda Mitchell Jan Mize Debra Monaghan Diane Moore Brenda Morgan Laverne Morris Mimi Morris Karen Mosley Molly Motes Judy Mullis Marsha Mullis Pamela Murphey Betty Nathaniel Debbie Neely Cathy Newton Gayle Nicholas Diane Nobles Ann Nolan Myra Norman Dawn Ogletree Lisa Oldham Jane Oliver Virginia Ostrander Corliss Parham Nancy Parker Sandra Parker Mary Patterson Beverly Peden Denise Penn Brenda Peterman Connie Phillips Walteena Phillips Jody Pippinger Paulette Plumer Debra Poole Rhonda Poole Gwin Price Sheryl Purdee Sallie Raines Stephanie Ransom Elizabeth Reece Jenny Reynolds Martha Riden Jeanie Riley Jane Riner Gina Roberts Jackie Roberts Carol Robinson Margie Robinson Patricia Rogers Ellen Rhode Gail Roobin Lynn Ross Brenda Rowell Brenda Royal Terri Sanders Vicki Scaggs Elaine Schultz Janice Seals Nancy Sealy Vicki Shaffer Jean Simmons Barbara Simmons Arietta Sims Nancy Sinclair Brenda Slaughter Laraine Slentz Chris Smarr Debbie Smith Joy Smith Edith Smith Joanne Smith Judy Smith Marie Smith Joanne Snare Sheree Snow Moni Sorells Debbi Spear Dian Spivey Dorothy Stains Dora Stanley Betty Steele Denise Stephens Brenda Stevenson Susan Stewart Theresa Stewart Gwen Stokes Evelyn Stroud Kathy Stroud Ann Summers Arlene Sutton Merrill Talbert Peggy Tanton Carolyn Taylor Carol Taylor Beth Taylor Michele Taylor Margaret Thomas Nancy Thombley Deborah Tillery Lynn Toole elody Toole Gail Toole Terril Toole Linda Torbert Pam Tripod Becky Trowbridge Cynthia Tudor Angela Tyler Starr Upshaw Connie Verner Debbie Waddell Candy Wagner Kristina Walker Melissa Walker Linda Wammack Susan Warren Gaynell Wesley Andrea White Annie White Charlotte Whitehead Linda Whitehead DeeDee Whitlock Barbara Wilder Sylvia Wilder Rhonda Wiley Connie Williams Pam Williams Shirley Williams Tommie Williams Beverly Williamson Susan Williamson Dale Willis Carolyn Wills Diane Wilson Myra Wilson Vera Wingfield Ann Winn Carolyn Wright Janice Wright Jill Wynens Kathy Wright Debra Wrye Diane Yarbrough Joan Yates Joy Yaughn Edna York Ashley Clark Steve Clark Roger Clay Larry Clements Ken Clifton Roland Colbert Kenny Combs Richard Cook Willie Cooper Chipper Cox Mike Cramer Charles Crow James Cunningham Bennette Daniel Joel Davis Ronnie Davis Darrel Day Steve Deaton Dennis Delladonna Larry Dimit John Dixon Bob Domingos Cliff Donal Jim Donaldson Billy Doniel Scott Dooley Steve Dooley Robert Dover Donnie Edwards Ray Ellington Steve Elliot Mike Ethridge Larry Adkison Lee Allen Randy Allen Neil Allison Carl Anderson Marion Arnold Jimmy Ash James Astin Doug Azevedo Al Bailey Steven Baker Stroud Balius Bill Barnes Frankie Barrow Tom Beall James Bivins Bob Blackerby Bo Blossom Jack Bond Milton Bonner Robert Bost Harry Bostain Danny Boston Henry Boston Leonard Boswell Dubs Boyd Mike Brazzell Ben Brewster Rex Bridges Ed Brown Randy Brunson David Bryant Randy Burnett Milford Busbee Ricky Butler Deimar Byars Joe Byrd Jimmy Cable Keith Carden Vic Caldwell Keith Carden Jim Carlton Farrell Carter Steve Carter Bill Cause Floyd Childre David Chiquelin Darrell Christy Joe Evans Robert Evans Gary Farmer Stan Faulkner Frank Fleming Mike Fuller Henry Fullington Charles Gail Carter Gates Bob Giddens Greg Giddens Jimmy Gilbert Wayne Gilstrap Brad Goodrum Donny Grace Wayne Grant John Gray Roy Gray Buddy Greene David Gregory Tommy Griffin Charles Grizzard Bob Grovenstein Charlies Giles Dennis Hagerman Kenny Hamrick Harold Harden William Harden Stanley Harrell Randy Harris Ricky Harris Randy Harshbarger Terry Hartley Kevin Hawthorne Richard Hayden Tim Heilig Dave Henderson David Hendley Chris Hendricks Craig Hendricks Carlton Higgins Bruce Holleman Randy Holmes Robert Hopper Kenny Howard Rubin Huckabee Richard Hudgins Buster Hughes Richard Hughes Wade Hunnicutt Roger Hunter immy Huntsinger Jay Huser Paul Ingley Edmund Inman Harold Israel Cornelius Jackson Sam James Gene Jamieson John Jenkins Rolf Johansen Dean Johnson Joe Johnson Tim Johnson James Johnson A] Kenny Joiner Wendell Jolly Albert Jones Freddy Jones Ga ier hw David Jordan Mike Joiner af) Bill Judd Clarence Justice , Mike Kaplan - Larry Keen ‘ Jerry Kelley Mike Kin, Tommy Knight Stanley Kozojed Ronnie Oliver Cliff Olmstead Gordon O'Neal Jerry Owens Hugh Parham Tim Parker Bob Patterson Roy Pattishall Joey Patton Ronnie Patton Lynn Peacock Drew Pearce John Peed Donald Penn Ronald Penn George Perdue Billy Pierce Danny Pinholster David Pinston John Pipkins Charlies Pitts Charles Place Randy Porch Bob Powers Don Priester Minor Pryor Gary Putnal Jeff Ryles Mike Rader Ron Ramfjord Butch Kuhnheim Tommy LaBorde Darrell Laird Kim Landers Milton Lane Darrell Lanier Bill Lavery Ernest Lee Michael Leggett Mike Lewis Robert Lewis Freddy Lezert Cliff Lindsey Kenny Long Ted Loper Russell Lundy Warren Lyndon David Magnam Tommy Mann Braxton Market Jack Mason Calvin Mauldin Steve McCarty Daniel McClendon Bob McCormick Doug McCurry Don McDaniel Phillip McDaniel John Mcinvale Julian McKinley Bobby McKinney Allen McMichael Gary Meharg Ronnie Michael Kenny Middleton Bruce Mitchum Clarence Mize Bobby Moore Wayne Moore Eugene Mosely Alan Mourfield Mike Myers Fred Myrick Neil Thomas Donald Newberry Gene Nickles Ron Nixon Fred Nutting Dick Rappaport Johnny Reece Jerry Reeves Jimmy Reeves Mike Reynolds Randy Reynolds John Rheney James Rhodes Tony Rice Mike Robinson Terry Rogers Darrell Sams Randy Schaffer Buddy Schock Dewitt Segier Billy Ray Sellers Cecil Shadburn William Sheftall Roger Simmons Marvin Simpkins . h Richard Sires ca P Marvin Smallwood Bobby Smith a David Sm ith Lewis Smith Steve Smith Andy Summers Russell Spears baw hal George Stefano : Andy Stevens Joe Stewart Harold Stillwell Butch Stinson Grady Stokes Lynn Stokes James Street Rodney Strong Danny Sutton Charles Swisher Robert Tanner Jimmy Tant Bobby Taylor John Taylor Mike Taylor Warren Teets David Thomas George Thomas Raleigh Thomas William Thomas Willie Thomas Allen Thompson Otis Tillman Lawrence Tinker James Toole Phil Tomberlin Ricky Troupe Gwinn Tucker Steve Turner William Turner Mike Tyson Gerald Ussery Paul Varner Ricky Veal Arthur Viescas Robert Walden Mike Wall Mike Wall David Walters Johnny Watts Donnie Watson Jack Webb John Wellborn Paul Wells Marion Wesley Kenneth West Les White Eddie Wiggins David Wilkes Eliot Williams Larry Williams Richard David John Steve Mike John Bill Bill Tommy Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson Windham Wood Woodfin Wynn Young In Memoriam Doug Patisaul 1953—1968 William B.... Something old, someone new, Miller, having passed another milestone, is thirty-eight years old. The ‘‘someone new” is Mr. William Bell, former principal of Miller Junior High. Since joining us from junior high, Mr. Bell's leadership has been potent and progressive. His efforts as an administrator are recognized by faculty and students alike as effective and successful. Junior high's loss was our gain. Without a cooperative staff, the principal is merely a figurehead. The Mind benders are an essential element to the smooth operation of the Miller machine. From the gym to the chemistry lab, every instructor is a learning experience to her classes. Each Miller teacher is an individual in her own right, lending her dignity and personality to achieve the Miller Image. William E. Bell, Principal Mrs. Patricia Warnock — Assistant Principal — B.A., Colorado College; M.A. Northwestern University Mrs. Emily Sullivan — Clerk — A.B., Wesleyan College Mrs. Beverly Gnehm — Guidance — A.B., Lagrange College; M.E., Auburn University Mrs. Olive Mabry — Guidance — B.S., Savannah State College Mrs. Betty Lewis — Library Assistant — Secretarial Diploma, Women's College of Georgia Mrs. Alice Pate — Librarian — A.B., Valdosta State College; B.S., Peabody College nd the mindbenders Mrs. Ida Brown — Art — B.S., Women's College of Georgia Mrs. Julia Carver — Biology — A.B., M.A., Mercer University Miss Sidney Churchwell — Physical Education — B.S., Georgia College Miss Ann Culverhouse — Business Education — B.S., Women's College of Georgia Miss Mary Dozier — Mathematics — A.B., Wesleyan College; M.Ed., Mercer University Miss Ann Dunlap — Social Science — B.S., Auburn University Mrs. Catherine Dupree — Home Economics — B.S., Women's College of Georgia; M.E., University of Georgia Mrs. Isabel Gillespie — English — A.B., University of North Carolina Mrs. Ruth Grant — Biology — B.S., University of South Carolina Mrs. Mary Gray — Mathematics — A.B., Stetson University, Florida State Mrs. Lucile Hanson — Mathematics — A.B., Wesleyan College Miss Rosalyn Harden — Physical Education — A.B., University of Georgia; M.Ed., Mercer University Mrs. Judy Hobbs — Business Education — B.S., University of Georgia Miss Mary Holmes — Social Science — A.B., B.M., Wesleyan College Mrs. Melinda Horne — Home Economics — B.S., Women's College of Georgia, M.Ed., University of Georgia Miss Geraldine Jackson — Spanish — A.B., Wesleyan College Mrs. Georgia Jackura — Social Science — B.S., Armstrong Jr., University of Georgia, Florida State Mrs. Barbara Jones — Social Science — A.B., Mercer University Mrs. Faye Jones — Physical Education — A.B., Mercer University Mrs. Elizabeth Katz — Social Science — A.B., Women's College of Georgia, Mercer University, Armstrong Jr., Queens College Mrs. Louise Layfield — French — A.B., Women’s College of Georgia Mrs. Tina Lawless — English — B.S., University of Georgia Miss Rita Long — Mathematics — A.B., North Georgia College; M.A., Auburn University Mrs. Helen Manor — English — A.B., Youngstown University Mrs. Carolyn Maynard — Chemistry, Biology — A.B., Georgia State College for Women Mrs. Lois McKeone — English — A.B., Mercer University Mrs. Olga McLain — Social Science — A.B., Florida State for Women Mrs. Bess Mincey — English — A.B., M.Ed., Mercer University Mrs. Susan Moss — French — A.B., Alabama College Mrs. Mary Alice Newberry — Business Education — A.B., Mercer University Mrs. Patricia Robinson — English — B.A., Southern University Mrs. Mary Sams — Biology — A.B., Women's College of Georgia; M.A., Mercer University Mrs. Pamela Seney — French, English — A.B., Mercer University Mrs. Lynette Sessions — English — B.S., Valdosta State College; M. Ed., Auburn University Miss Dorothy Simmons — Mathematics — A.B., Wesleyan College; M.A., Mercer University; six year certificate, University of Georgia Mrs. Emily Vickers — Reading — A.B., Wesleyan College; M.Ed., Mercer University Mrs. Ida Walker — English — A.B., Wesleyan College; M.Ed., Mercer University Mrs. Jean Williams — Business Education, Social Studies — A.B., Stanford University Mrs. Lois Willingham — Business Education — A.B., Georgia College NOT PICTURED Mrs. Algy Edwards — Spanish — A.B., Mercer University Mr. William Paden — Physics — B.S., Memphis State Mrs. Sylvia Wilson — Home Economics — B.S., University of Southern Mississippi Lanier faculty and administration Elton L. Wall — Principal — A.B., M.Ed., Mercer University Bill Thornton — Assistant Principal — B.S., Georgia Southern College CAROLYN BECKELHEIMER — English — B.A., Lander College THOMAS W. BENTLEY — Chemistry — A.B., Mercer University LINDA BOOMER — English — B.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute M.L. BRANNEN — Guidance Counselor — M.S., Florida State University SALLY S. BRANNEN — Mathematics — A.B., Mercer University LANDON H. BRENT — Social Studies — M.Ed., Mercer University MALCOLM E. BRODIE — Social Studies — B.S., University of Tennessee DELORES BROWN -— Secretary MARY S. BROWN — English — A.B., University of South Carolina JAMES CALDWELL — French — B.S., Alabama State College JOHN J. DAVIS — Mathematics — B.S., Duke University LAMAR DEAVER — Mathematics — 8.S., Stetson University JOSEPHINE EARLY — English — M.A., Mercer University RICHARD FENDLEY — Social Studies — M.A., Peabody NELL GAZAFY — Biology — A.B., Mercer University CLARENCE E. GOSS — Mathematics — A.B., Mercer University MAJORIE GRIFFIN — Dietician FRANCES F. HARRISON — Librarian — M.Ed., Mercer University BARBARA E. HUTTO — Art — MS., Florida Atlantic University WARDLOW A. JOHNSON — Social Studies — M.Ed., Mercer University MARTHA J.JONES — Spanish — A.B., Mercer University ALLENE C. KING — Typing — B.S., Georgia State College ISABEL H. KINNETT — Mathematics — M.Ed., Mercer University WILLIAM J. KIRKSEY — Chemistry — A.B., Mercer University E. V. Knight — Biology — M.Ed., University of Georgia Elizabeth H. Knox — English — A.B., Mercer University Nellie Lamar — Spanish — M.A., Florida State University Betty J. Lewis — Social Studies — B.A., Mercer University Margaret F. Mathews — Bookkeeping — A.B., Georgia State College Richard B. Mathews — English — B.S., Georgia Southern College C. R. McCord — Shop William H. McCullough — Socia! Studies — B.S., University Bobby M. McElroy — Guidance Counselor — M.Ed., University of Georgia Anne H. McKelvey — Assistant Librarian Philip W. McLeroy — Driver's Education — B.S., Georgia Southern College Felix L. Neal — Social Studies — B.S.. Mississippi State Edward L. Oliver — English — A.B., University of Georgia Bettye F. Parker — Social Studies — A.B., Mercer University James E. Pettigrew — Mathematics — M.Ed.. Mercer University Leda C. Rehberg — Physics — M.Ed., Mercer University Herschel E. Simmons — Agriculture — B.S.A.. University of Georgia Godfrey Steiner — Social Studies — M.Ed. University of Georgia John W. Swint — Mathematics — M.Ed., Mercer University Allan H. Tully — Biology — B.A., Kent State University D. Odell Williams — English — B.A., University of Missouri Organizations Student Council President — Lou Burkhalter Advisor — Mrs. Lucile Hanson Vice-Presdient — Vivica Pippinger Secretary — Kathy Schoch e +s astnase Student Council Members Appointed officers: Snooky Brown, Sandilee Eshen, Linda Layson, Pat DeVane, Cissy Burkhalter, Moni Sorrells, Edna Baker, Vicki Hedgepath, Joy Wood, Linda Corresponding Secretary — Beth Singletary Treasurer — Beth Sutton - Holsenbeck, Lillian Hanson, Camille Mabry, Pam Evans, Weize Anne Hayes | Advisor: Miss Dorothy Corresponding Secretary — Debbie Barrineau; President — Fabianne Simmons Etheridge; Historian — Linda Kozee; Vice-President — Karen Davey; Treasurer — Donna Shultz; not pictured, Sally Glover. SENIORS ete «.- An atl Annual business staff we Manager — Merrie Brown Assistant Managers — Linda Holsen- beck, Suzanne Loyd, Arlene Middle- ton, Paula Donaldson Inkwell ; {novel s -ampy Trailer Puzzles e The sterious Wi . = tpa? ut ae § 4 Citizen lec Ber ches Title lhe Staff Editors: Cam Thomas, Barbara Gostin, Angela Deaton, Vicki Sharyn Yetter, Editor-in-chief Weimer, Marjorie Becker, Pat Garrett, Jane Flatt, Carol Hodges. Kathy King, Assistant Editor Dilettanti Literary Editor — Marjorie Becker; Business Managers — Marie Baird, Cindy Beardon; Publicity Managers — Sandilee Eshen, Debra Barrineau; Art Editor — Vicki Weimer; Editor-in-Chief — Sally Glover; Art club Secretary — Susan Beckham Corr Weize Treasurer — Murry Watson; President — Cindy Ogilvie. President — Evelyn Shearer. Secretary MEMBERS Minor Officers: Peggy Purcell, Barbara Odil, Sheryl Lawrence, Juliette Strong, Randi Clark, Ruth Fouts, Gaultney, Nancy NeSmith. Gloria Not Music club President — Susan Churchwell; Vice-President — Susan Beckham; Secretary — Katie Cook; Treasurer — Donna Lewis; Scribe — Debbie Barrineau. Minor Officers: Hope Walden, Cam Thomas, Valerie Johnson, Sherry Bond, Debbie Holmes, Peggy Dumas, Cherry McClure. TTR RR ee | Dramatics club Vice President — Gail Bast; President — Donna Smith; Secretary — Arlene Middleton; Treasurer — Becky Riley. MEMBERS Thespians Travel club MEMBERS Vice President — Judy West; President — Marie Baird; Secretary — Debbie Barrineau; Program Chairman — Janice Keene. Not pictured: Treasurer — Gina Dyke. President — Camille Mabry; Treasurer — Karen Craven; Vice President — Kathy Pettis; Sec- retary — Sylvia Evans. MEMBERS President — Theresa Rowland; Treasurer — Montene Wilkinson; not pictured F B L A — Vice-President — Eugenia Crummey, Secretary — Vickie Etheridge, s a « Reporter — Sue Harris. Kay Coleman — Manager Office monitors Ladene Cook, Linda Kozee, Lillian Hanson, Sandilee Eshen, Debra Smith, Nancy Young, Kathy Raines, Regina Gerard, Dianne Jordan, Dale McDaniel, Jo Ann Smith, Paula Melton. Lu nchroom monitors iv om ol i. —_ AK woe Carol Engram, Shirley Ross, Candy Wagner, Carolyn Wells a Gym monitors Lynn Taylor, Carolyn Ross Guidance monitors Janice Keene, Donna Evans, Dorothy Taylor, Montene Wilkin- son, Pam Cox, Jan Adams, Elaine Singly. eo ay Pa AT a Treasurer — Carolyn Ross; Scribe — Vianne Mosley; President — Beth Corey; Vice-President — Vicky Melton; Secretary — Deborah Attwater; not pictured — Sergeant at Arms — Judy Rawlins Gym assistants | d Beth Corey, Vicky Melton, Wanda Smith, Danna Smith, Judy Sutton, Cam Thomas, Suzanne Loyd, Carol Wyre, not pictured Rawlins, Gail Giddens, Lisa Kaufman, Deborah Atwater, Beth — Cathy Hudson, Janis Bishop, Beverly Hickman. Red cross Clinic Co-Chairman — Ina Chanin; Publicity — Darlene Peterman; Secretary — Ann Kozee; Chaplain — Marilyn Holton; President — Dianne Kite; Vice-President — Dorothy Higginson. Allied medical careers club Fe ch + tebe en la WN -_= _- Flag twirlers Treasurer — Jeanette Williams; President — Debbie McDaniel; GAF Delegate — Shirly Ross; Secretary — Nancy Young; Vice-President — Elaine Herron; Inter-Club Representative — Jean Smith. Minor Officers: Corliss Parham, Yvonne Lewis, Barbara Williams, Barbara Cheasman, Tommie Williams. ne o raa e Py) Pr ae @ aps A ize K hd lid rf Pep club MEMBERS President — Moira Bloor; Vice President — Tary Schatz; Treasurer — Valerie Johnson; Secretary — Rebecca Dobbs. MEMBERS Knitting club Art club ba , é FIRST ROW: Sergeant-at-Arms — Rodney Smith; Secretary — Alvin Russell; Vice President — Bobby George; SECOND ROW: President — Steve Putnal; Student Council Representative — Carl Statham; Treasurer — Tommy Buchanan Hassle! ts 4 . if Ho at oo e - o 3 oO | © = =] ” oO ® - ay ay © £ © F : oS i) = 5] - S 2 J iva) | c Cy 2 g a ao 2 a @ Cc c =] oS E E ° r= | c ® a yn ® = a o = ” — Hu Hamilton; Vice President — Craig Caldwell; SECOND ROW: Secretary — Allen King; President — Steve McWilliams FIRST ROW: Treasurer 2 = O © J ® © . ; j = i ‘ ry ? “faye a a . ’ . LS u = Leading Ad Salesman — Stan Faulkner Annual business staff Assistant Manager — Bucky Kimsey Chess club Demosthenian literary society Vice President — Frank DeFore; Secretary-Treasurer — Don Hall; President — Billy Hall 7 Future farmers of America OFFICERS: President — Al Stokes, Vice President — Steve Marshall, Secretary — Jerry Parden, Treasurer — Terry Sams, Reporter — Delano Merritt, Sentinel — Eddie Bullington. OFFICERS: President — Kenny Obenauf, Vice President — Donald Newberry, Secretary — Darby Smith, Treasurer — John Saikas, Reporter — Glen Obenauf, Parliamentarian — Edward Jones. 4-H club French club Sergeant-at-Arms — Hu Hamilton; Vice President — Craig Caldwell; Sergeant-at-Arms — Lee Thrasher; Secretary-Treasurer — Mike Tinkey; President — Lowry Tribble History club School assistants Paper Shop Manager — Kenny Obenauf Counselor's Assistants — Delano Merritt, Larry Clements, Kenny Obenauf, Lee Reese, Brad Frost, Larry Edwards FIRST ROW: Vice President — David Trawick; Chaplain — David Ogilvie; SECOND ROW: Treasurer — Allen King; President — Dale Davenport; Secretary — Steve McArthur Vice President — David Stroud; President — Craig Wynn; Secretary-Treasurer — Dale Maddox Humanities e = = ry ” 3 x | Secretary-Treasurer — Bobby George; Vice President President — Marty Allman Key club President — Albe rt Swann; Vice President — Bucky Kimsey; Treasurer — Guerry Norwood; Secretary — Dan Dunwody r- | oN y Ni Ne | Parliamentarian — Thomas Sorrow; Vice President — Donald Smallwood; Secretary-Treasurer — Billy Hewitt; President — Troy Tillery Library club Vice President — Steve McWilliams; President — Sandy Giles; Secretary — Craig Caldwell; Treasurer — Lowry Tribble Military review Staff: Neil Skene, Buck Davis, Roger Hunter, Billy Hall Poet leader staff Editor-in-Chief Neil Skene Business Manager Walter Leggett, Editor-in-Chief Neil Skene, Managing Editor Billy Hall, Associate Editor Craig Woodward Red cross President — Ralph Meadows; Vice President — Key Chambers; Secretary-Treasurer — Bubba Smitha; Parliamentarian — Buck Davis President — David Bridges; Vice President — Henry Lowe; Secretary-Treasurer — Bo Foster Science club Spanish club - o . 3 a oO a = _ § Cc ® © a 2 © (=) I rey © - o F s iS = | o po ” = zs | 3 y o zs a a = c 2 oO a = — i) 3 oO 4 I 5 = a @ f= a ¢ = Y ao 8 oO | President — Tommy Thompson Cc c = 20 oO — oO | £ a © £ oO x 77) 3d z | Cc © = S 2 2 = Vice President — Craig Caldwell; Special Assistant — J. C. Cranford; Treasurer — Steve McWilliams; Secretary — Mike Chapman Lanier’s representatives to the Georgia association of student councils | 4a 2 4 GASC President — Mike Hall; Parliamentarian — Robby Smith The staff ke ' - © _ x. ee! A Editor-in-Chief — Frank DeFore. Associate Editor — Anne Walters. Editor-in-Chief — Katie Cook. Associate Editor — Hu Hamilton. Mark Molleson. Organizations Editor — Karen Davey. Mike DeCastro. ay es } | y — Ricky Crandall. Faculty Editor — Jan Fortson. Copy Editor — Linda Hefner. , . ‘ =: =| om peor er piel mseereers , ’ ’ jy trmete chet wR) elie + ‘fm oe otan oot ’ ’ ; ? hitsts Sgucten Eli elite ’ , J ees hs ae) Photography Editors — Debra Emerick and Jean Edwards. Lamar Mealor. Allen King. SS Organizations Editor — Zan Chambless. Sandy Giles. Guerry Norwood. Mike Rainwater. Varsity . 4g tte y fe joe wate Pe nity a Yas . Ae are ees : pe nae 68 Ag maNIcp ee | is — MMR ee ee LORE | ye Ay NM. ci oy war ak RE TE EN si ot ee FOOTBALL a ie eg ES Sera al a a eb l(aeT— 7 a3 §230-2 AS ea78e879 724 ee =f as me = -60. “Ble re gies yts aa ae 32 “Pe, 56. “85-9 ool tecqi oie 55--24. 25. = 12790 O80 ie We oa ae ola: wy iene a eR a Sater 4:8 atl on she 234 Varsity... e LER, is Reale wil WU ry 4 i pamieh mae ‘ io) ” A rm —_| 58) oa re Zz ol — co Lil 2) x ea) PAGE 230: FOOTBALL — VARSITY FIRST ROW: Ronnie Edwards, Lee Bikus, Fuzzy Bryant, Mike Faulk, Sonny Lester, Marty Allman, Carlton Haywood, Gary Hutcheson, James Thomas, Isaac Jackson; SECOND ROW: Robby Smith, Andy Summers, Milton Lane, Donnie Robinson, Joey Williams, Darrell Laird, Joel Willis, Steve Putnal, Andy Walker, Bucky Kimsey, Jerome Ryals; THIRD ROW: Wendell Bishop, Mike Hall, Steve Reynolds, Jimmy Stewart, Charles Dasher, Ricky Dennis, Charlie Fussel, Robert Bost, Bubba Wilson, Scott Dooley, Jackie McNeese; FOURTH ROW: Teddy Parker, Mike Barnes, Mike DeCastro, Tim Hinson, Mike Smallwood, Phil Reid, Mike Simmons, Kenny Combs, George Jones, Gil Shenks; FIFTH ROW: Ed Rocker, Bob Giddens, Calvin Hicks, Vance Bell, Ralph Clark, Jimmy Stewart, Lindsey Heard, Jimmy Turner; SIXTH ROW: Coaches Brodie, Steiner, Fendley, McCullough, Mixon, McLeroy, Hammond, Deaver, Kirskey PAGE 230: FOOTBALL — B-TEAM FIRST ROW: Ed Rocker, Ron Nixon, Jimmy Turner, Willie Thomas, Larris Horton, William Thomas, Eddie Wiggins, Mike Rader, Cornelius Jackson, Jim Price; SECOND ROW: Eugene Mosley, Milton Lane, Steve Meharg, Doug Azevedo, Cecil Shadburn, Wendell Jolly, Kenny Howard; THIRD ROW: Dick Rappaport, Buster Hughes, Bill Causey, Robert Dover, Mike Gay, Ronnie Davis, Ronnie Payton, William Harden; FOURTH ROW: Jerry Reeves, David Walters, Mike DeCastro, Tommy Griffin, Darby Smith, Teddy Parker, Gary Meharg; FIFTH ROW: Coach Deaver, Coach Kirksey, Bubba Wilson, Rick Veal, Fuzzy Bryant, Field Gurley, Greg Giddens, Claude Mitchell, Gary Putnal, Randy Allen PAGE 231: BASKETBALL — VARSITY FIRST ROW: Ed Rocker, manager, Roger Hunter, manager, Isaac Jackson, Bubba Smitha, Albert Swann, Jimmy Turner; SECOND ROW: Alan Ramfjord, manager, Ken Nixon, Harry Spear, Marty Aliman, Bobby George, Mike Faulk; THIRD ROW: Donnie Robinson, Mike Lavender, Steve Calhoun, Claude Smith, Ralph Clark, James Thomas, Coach Lamar Deaver PAGE 231: BASKETBALL — B-TEAM FIRST ROW: Jim Price, Manager, Andy Summers, Tim Parker, Mike Reynolds, Irvin Balius, Mike Kaplin; SECOND ROW: Ed Rocker, manager, Ron Nixon, Alonzo Wade, Steve Carter, John Gray; THIRD ROW: Coach Philip McLeroy, Rick Veal, Gary Putnal, Bob Giddens, David Montford, Scott Dooley PAGE 232: TRACK FIRST ROW: Harry Spear, Mike Lavender, Sonny Lester, Carlton Haywood, Mike Bryan, Curtis Sutton, Scott Rowbotham, Mike Rader: SECOND ROW: Donnie Robinson, Isaac Jackson, Bruce Griffin. Chester Wheeler, Roger Simmons, Royce Hayes, Danny Senseman, Ralph Clark; THIRD ROW: Dan Odom, Milton Lane, John Lane, Robert Davis, Terry McGee, Larry Colwell, Willie Thomas; FOURTH ROW: Andy Flatt, James Thomas, Ronnie Payton, Scott Dooley, Ted Odom, Gerald Hammock. PAGE 232: BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Ricky Derinis; SECOND ROW: Joel Willis, Lee Bikus. Bryan Vance, Ed Defore, Neil Cannon. Absent from the picture were Mike Faulk, Rusty Wynn, Dennis Chambliss, Coach Brodie. PAGE 233: CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Patsy Nicholas, Connie Cofer, Vivica Pippinger, Randi Clark, Angela Deaton, Beth Hodges; SECOND ROW: Tricia Wall, Peggi Alford PAGE 233: TENNIS Bill Woodfin, Lawrence Weis, Mike Tinkey, John Gray PAGE 233: GOLF FIRST ROW: Sandy Giles, Albert Swann; SECOND ROW: Joey Hatcher - Major David L. Carter, PMS Sergeant Majors Sapp and Cooper Sergeant Edenfield Sergeant Williams Sergeant Haynes Sergeant Shealy Sergeant Cole Sergeant Smith Brigade staff Cadet Colonel Craig Caldwell Sponsor — Miss Hazel Burns Colors — Orange and Green Cadet Captain Frank DeFore Sponsor — Miss Arlene Middleton Colors — Burnt Orange and Ivory Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Steve McWilliams Sponsor — Miss Debbie Holmes Colors — Turquoise and Navy - « Cadet Captain Allen King Sponsor — Miss Blanche Redding Colors — Mint and Dartmouth Cadet Captain Hiram Jones Sponsor — Miss Ginger Haygood Colors — Pink and White Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Craig Wynn Sponsor — Miss Kathy Raines Colors — Iced Mint and Olive Cadet Captain Evan Torch Sponsor — Miss Rhonda Koplin Colors — Pale Gold and Royal Blue o Cadet Captain Neil Skene Sponsor — Miss Beverly Herndon Colors — Yellow and Navy Cadet Captain Mike Eremchuck Sponsor — Miss Debra Ellis Colors — White and Ice Blue Cadet Captain Hu Hamilton Sponsor — Miss Theresa Vinson Colors — Pink and Navy 239 “‘HQ.’”” company Cadet Captain Jerry W. Evans Sponsor — Miss Peggy Hardin Colors — White and Wine Cadet 1st Lt. Dale Davenport — Cadet 2nd Lt. Cecil Brown Cadet Sgts. Mike Van_Horn, James Grimes, Steve Turner Cadet 1st Lt. Marty Allman — Cadet 2nd Lt. John Cranford Cadet Sgts. Donny Graham, Bill Wilder, David Gory Cadet Captain Brad Frost Sponsor — Miss Connie Stout Colors — White and Red ‘““A’’ company ““B”’ company Cadet Captain Sandy Giles Sponsor — Miss Vicky Melton Colors — Mint and Emerald Cadet Ist Lt. Garry Kornegay — Cadet 2nd Lt. Ricky Crandall Cadet Sgts. Tommy Clay, James Thomas, Bobby George th Cadet 1st Lt. Gary Worsham — Cadet 2nd Lt. Danny Smallwood Cadet Sgts. David Stroud, Dan Dunwody, Danny Rodgers Cadet Captain Stanley Fowler Sponsor — Miss Susan Honeycutt Colors — Gold and Wine ““C”’ company ‘““‘D” company Cadet Captain Tommy Thompson Sponsor — Miss Leanne Watson Colors — Gray and Blue Cadet lst Lt. Rusty Morris — Cadet 2nd Lt. Larry Edwards Cadet Sgts. 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CHANDLER INSURANCE AGENCY Established 1920 DANA ADAMS—DEMING JONES—MARGUERITE L. JACKSON Chandler Building 154 Broadway St. Phone SH 2-364| Ample Customer Parking Space REASONABLE RATES—GOOD EQUIPMENT NO NEED TO BE A ONE CAR FAMILY WE WILL FURNISH THE EXTRA CAR RENT A CAR FOR THAT SPECIAL TRIP Drivurself Phone SH 2-5622 Chandler Building 154 Broadway HERTZ RENT-A-CAR SERVICE SAM S. CHANDLER, Prop. DEMING JONES, Mgr. Phone SH 2-5622 Airport 788-3600 There is an Honor in Business that is the fine gold of it; that reckons with every man justly; that loves light; that regards kindness and fairness more highly than goods or prices or profit. It becomes a man more than his furnish- ings or his house. It speaks for him in the heart of every- one. His friendships are serene and secure. His strength is like a young tree by the river. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Nathan Morgan Rep. P.O. Box 612 Milledgeville, Ga. 31061 Office 452-2130 Res. 452-2129 BATEMAN’S FOOD STORES Purveyor of Fine Foods 2780 Riverside Drive Macon, Ga. Pio Nono_ Riverside BIBB STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc FABRICATED STRUCTURAL STEEL PHONE SH. 2-7395 P. O. BOX 2068 4105 BROADWAY MACON, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF McLEAN’S ANTIQUES 2291 Ingleside Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF COLEMAN, MEADOWS, PATE DRUG CO. INCORPORATED WHOLESALE DRUGGIST 4531 Broadway Macon, Georgia INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION 4815 Mead Road Macon, Georgia 31208 Inland Boxes Build Good Will COMPLIMENTS OF C. W. FARMER CO. DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS INC. 519 Fifth Street Macon, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF RAYMOND HAMMOCK New and Used Cars HOME OF QUALITY CARS “If it's glass — We can do it” ACME GLASS DISTRIBUTORS 1680 Broadway Macon, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF JEAN AND HALL FLORIST 768 Cherry St. Phone 743-4443 CHARLIE WOOD INC. SPORTING GOODS “We outfit the Poets’’ ‘Your Sports Specialists”’ For Sorority Jerseys Fraternity Jerseys 1184 Second St. Sporting Good s Toys Telephone 743-5441 It pays to Play the Charlie Wood way 808 Walnut St. Boats Motors WILSON’S PHARMACY Phone 745-7484 Ralph Wilson, Owner 994 Pio Nono Ave. Macon, Ga. COMPLIMENTS OF HEATH ICE COAL CO. 1890 Montpelier Ave HOLIDAY INN of MACON — WEST 1-475 and U.S. 80 Phone 788-0120 150 Rooms — Dining Room Pool — Playground ‘‘Macon's Newest Inn’’ BEST WISHES DUNLAP VOLUME CHEVROLET DIXIE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 370 Pine Street CARS TRUCKS MERRIWAY CAMPERS BANK FINANCING YTH MAc 6° MOTORS On, 4508 HOUSTON AVE. - PHONE 788-1756 MACON, GEORGIA 31206 MACON TELEGRAPH MACON NEWS 120 Broadway BUILDING MATERIALS Seventh and Cherry Sts. YELLOW CAB COMPANY “THE THINKING FELLOW CALLS A YELLOW” ‘MACON ON THE MOVE” — Move with Yellow Cab for Macon’'s Oldest, Largest, and Best Taxi Service Dial 742-6464 — limo service to airport — Dial 742-0751 David L. Spires President ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK WILLINGHAM SASH AND DOOR COMPANY 743-2642 JAMES SHOE SHOP 742-9322 936 HILLCREST BLVD. MACON, GA. 31204 Grady Spires Vice-President MACON ELECTRIC COMPANY INC. 444 Walnut Street COMPLIMENTS OF PARK CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH 445 Walnut Street G. BERND COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1865 MACON, GEORGIA MACON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ‘“‘MACON’'S OLDEST AND LARGEST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION” 337 Third — 900 Pio Nono — 3411 Pio Nono BAKER-—MAYFIELD COMPANY 745-6526 1845 Waterville Road INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES — PARTS — SERVICE BAKER — BAKER-YORK — MOTO TRUC INDUSTRIAL FORKLIFTS SALES — RENTALS — LEASES Listen! WMAZ RADIO Dial 940 — CBS FOR INSTANT ACTION CALL NOW -- CITIZENS REALTY CoO. 814 THirod STREET MACON, GEORGIA 31201 We DEAL IN ALL TrPes Of COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE No LISTING Too LARGE OR SMALL Orrice 743-2800 RUSSELL W. MATTHEWS 745-2871 --30 YEARS ExPERIENcE -- “a 27 Home 745-7678 COMPLIMENTS OF RALSTON PURINA COMPANY CHECKERBOARD SQUARE WMAZ-TV Channel 13 — CBS, ABC COMPLIMENTS OF ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY CREST LAWN FUNERAL HOME 3275 — Pio Nono ‘In Sympathy We Serve’’ 788-1234 COKE’S CAMERAS PROCESSING Photographic Supplies 735 Cherry St. Macon, Ga. K. B. Olmstead K. B. SERVICE STATION 4509 Houston Ave. Phone 788-1557 Macon, Ga. 31206 MATHIS-AKINS Concrete Block Co. Inc. P.O. Box 45 — Macon, Ga. 746-5154 COMPLIMENTS OF PINE ACRES MOBILE HOME COURT 5600 Hawkinsville Road SPACES AND RENTALS COMPLIMENTS OF T. Y. GIBSON PEST CONTROL CO. 1034 Second St. Macon, Ga. BIBB TRANSIT CO. 815 Riverside Dr. Macon, Ga. TRUCKING EQUIPMENT COMPANY OF MACON INCORPORATED 4601 Log Cabin Drive at New U.S. 80 MACON, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS HUDSON’S GIFT SHOP OF 2788 RIVERSIDE DRIVE INGLESIDE MEN BOYS SHOP MACON, GEORGIA PHONE 745-0926 ‘“‘Macon’s Most Convenient Shop”’ 2328 Ingleside Ave Wallace M. Rivers COMPLIMENTS OF James A. Rivers RIVERS CONSTRUCTION CO., ING. 435 EIGHTH STREET Phone 746-1434 MACON, GEORGIA 31202 SOUTHERN FURNITURE CARPET MART NAPIER AVE. HARDWARE 3096 Broadway 957 Hillcrest Blvd. Macon, Ga Macon, Ga COMPLIMENTS OF HUCKABEE AUTO CO. TAYLOR IRON WORKS SUPPLY BUICK — CADILLAC ADETT CO. OPEL K Faithfully Serving Owners Since 1918 928 Broadway Macon, Georgia MULBERRY PROVISION CO. 447 Mulberry Street Lane Macon, Georgia MERCER IS GROWING GROW WITH US Write: Director of Admissions Mercer University Macon, Georgia 31207 Hugh M. Willet Science Center CARSTARPHEN AND SONS 640 Broadway Macon, Georgia COMPLIMENTS BARNES AND BARNES, INC. OF INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS HART’S MORTUARY 477 Cotton Avenue Macon, Georgia 31201 COMPLIMENTS of OLDHAM’S OPTICIANS PRESCRIPTION SERVICE CONTACT LENSES 101 Oldham Bidg. 746-4866 685 Ist St. COMPLIMENTS of BEST WISHES FOR A WONDERFUL FUTURE! It can be yours at SOUTHERN BELL @) Se, BATTS ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. 2684 ROFF AVE. MACON, GEORGIA 31204 Phone 745-9293 We're the girls of Supervision five Roadrunners keep on keeping and we're always going to strive on Running the Road to do our very best At Miller. Just put us to the test Sup. 203 Our success will never drop ‘cause We are on the top! COMPLIMENTS of JEWEL F. YAUGHN INC. RT. 2 TUCKER ROAD 745-2251 ‘‘Now developing Westminister Subdivision Macon’s newest and fastest growing Subdivision’ MACON UNIVERSITY OF COSMETOLOGY COMPLETE BEAUTY COURSE — TERMS ARRANGED ALL GRADUATES TRAINED IN ADVANCED WORK AT BRUNO’S IN CANADA. LOG CABIN DRIVE 1248 OGLETHROPE ST. 788-5570 Phone — Sh-5-4943 or Sh-6-8924 BROCHURES SENT ON REQUEST COMPLIMENTS OF B. FRANK MULLIS CONSTRUCTION CO. 74-5-7538 MACON MINE AND MILL INC. 725 Fifth Street Macon Georgia BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS ty CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION MACON DODGE INC. 3068 RIVERSIDE DRIVE COMPLIMENTS OF COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY. Compliments of DORSEY’S RIVERSIDE DRUGS 2778 Riverside Drive Macon Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF DIXIE METAL COMPANY 66 MADISON STREET MACON GEORGIA SUP-101 ISA SILLY MILLIMETER BETTER TANS 24 HOUR SERVICE @ DEPENDABLE @ COURTEOUS SERVICE Call Red Cab Co. a 742-1202 456 OGLETHORPE COMPLIMENTS OF JACKSON OLDSMOBILE INC, RIVERSIDE AT WIMBISH MACON, GEORGIA SUP-107 dedicates this to Mrs. Carver for 35 years of loyal service SOPH. TIGERS m= 743-7956 VERNON CORLEY OPTICAL 420 COTTON AVE. ACROSS FROM BANKERS INS. BLDG. MACON, GA. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED, LENSES DUPLICATED, FRAMES REPAIRED 106 DEDICATES THIS SPACE TO TUMBLE, WHEREVER HE MAY BE. SIMPLE SIMON SAYS SIMMONS SENIORS SIMPLY SUPER. SUP. 208 THINGS GO BETTER WITH 103. WE'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY SENIOR SUP. 209 FAREWELL® from The Great Senior Sup. ° COMPLIMENTS of GEORGIA HIGHWAY EXPRESS P.O. BOX 776 MACON GEORGIA HAIL MRS. ROBINSON'S FUTURE GRADUATES FROM SUPERVISION 204 SOPH SUP “an IS A-OK Congratulations on graduation. _ eS 06 BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY MACON, GEORGIA compliments Walnut St POTS and PANS of 746-4841 make up our M. L. CLARK, JR. or CLAN special agent 745-1908 best wishes sup-6 THE PAUL REVERE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SR. SOUL CLASS 69 supervision 105 Dispensers to Eye Physicians PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS semeae The Finest Materials Used . TREAT YOUR EYES TO THE BEST ® GLASSES PRESCRIPTIONS ARTIFICIAL EYES THE FAMOUS MAICO HEARING AID @ CONTACT LENSES Consult A Medical Eye Physician (MD) 746-6248 BANKERS BUILDING 09 MACON — GEORGIA Cotton Ave HAWKINS EXTERMINATING COMPANY 302 Napier Ave. compliments compliments of of THE CROPPER COMPANY ALBERT JOHNSON BODY SHOP Macon, Georgia Macon, Georgia MACON PIANO EXCHANGE “EXCLUSIVE WURLITZER DEALER’ 2699 HOUSTON AVE Hamalin MACON, GA Conn Organs Bus. PHONE: 746-4878 Cc. L. POWERS (OWNER) HOME PHONE: 743-4604 te 4 + Aome Roofers Builders, Inc. 2910 NAPIER AVENUE MACON, GEORGIA 31203 743-3785 compliments of MEMORIAL CHAPEL “GENTLE SERVICE IN TIME OF NEED” 346 Cherry St. 743-7417 WHITE LAVENDER Pest Control Co. Monthly Terms—Company Financed No Red Tape No Red Tape nc 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. WHEELER’S REMANUFACTURED ENGINES P.O. Box 355 Phone 745-7458 2889 Waterville Road Macon, Georgia 31202 compliments of WILSON TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINE COMPANY 130 College St. Macon, Georgia Readreunners en haut | wish | Were a sophomore in supervision 109’s SONG | WISH | HAD A NICKEL, | WISH | HAD A DIME, | WISH | HAD MRS. MAYNARD IN EVERY CLASS OF MINE! THE BANKERS LIFE HOME OFFICE: DES MOINES, IOWA OLEN DOMINY — UNIT MANAGE 1101 BANKERS BUILDING MACON, GA. 746-2495 746-2496 746-5777 COMPLIMENTS OF CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS “‘easiest travel on earth’”’ Sheraton Motor Inn 2737 Sheraton Drive Macon, Ga. COMPLIMENTS OF DIXIE CREAM DONUTS 3021 NAPIER AVE MACON, GEORGIA “Fresh as a Daisy” MACON’S BEST Mancin Distributing Co. 1614 Hardeman Ave. Macon, Georgia inall | made . | Ct cus GAY Greetings from The SENIORS ! 9 69’. doing fine! eR MARSHALL LUMBER COMPANY, INC. ALL KINDS LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE 2995 HILLCREST AVENUE AND WEST COAST PRODUCTS PHONE 743-4401 MACON, GEORGIA 31203 ES), Miller (especially Sup. 4) has the highest type of girls Saluta la classe de '70 Sup. 104 KINNETT DAIRIES INC. FE. RAYMOND SMITH INC. 4594 LOG CABIN DRIVE P.O. BOX 2387 MACON, G Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs compliments of HART’S MORTUARY COMPLIMENTS of OLDHAM’S OPTICIANS PRESCRIPTION SERVICE STYLE FRAMES CONTACT LENSES 101 Oldham Bidg COMPLIMENTS of BATTS ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. 2684 Roff Ave. Macon, Georgia 31204 Phone 745-9293 Roadrunners Keep on Keeping on Running the Road at Miller SUP-203 BARNS AND BARNS, INC. RANCE and SURETY BONDS COMPLIMENTS of SOUTHERN BELL TEL AND TEL 787 Cherry Street Macon Georgia COMPLIMENTS of SUP. 207