Chamblee High School - Chamihan Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1960 volume:

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' 1 4 , 1' , W lx' I l , , ' J '-Z1--LE -ax 7450 af Qnzeaw 'Yvmadwzam Dedczataw Zuma vffmwe WWW Adnmfamauan and 74444557 dlauee An. ,a.! Ariana ?eatafze4 ,444 UHANBLLD I I 93 -0-rg 'fm uf' Vut Qrmtudc and artcctmn xc dedxcate the 960 fH'UN1HIfXN H an mutsmndxm, leader xx 156 Qmlnsdwr 1 and x mn, cum Q tu .111 'mlm Lnmx 7701141 f Q js ,, I ,fx L. . f ' V tv ,...,, 7f?'9f2 2 Q 22 V' 4' '. V pl' A . Y' I W! 1 , ml fri' ,AIM lm ff rl- c ' ' v ' 'him I I ' ddofoh As the year draws to a close, we look back with pleasure upon the events that have filled our cup of memories to overflowing. We have attempted to capture the best and most outstanding of these memories between the covers of the 1960 CHAMHIAN. I We consider ourselves very fortunate to haveiani advisor as capable as Mrs. Elizabeth Long to help us over the rough spotsg and we cannot adequately express our thanks to our photographer, Mr. Billy Black, whose patience and cooperation with the annual staff were truly astonishing and always appreciated. We hope that we have succeeded in our endeavor to present a good annual to you. the students of Chamblee High. 'With the sincere wish that each of you will find among these pages something special-something you will remember for a long. long time--we give you the 1960 CHAMHIAN. , o A Editor www .aascaaz lf gil The history of Chamblee High School begins just before World War I. At that time, the Chamblee high and elementary schools were combined, and the school building was located on the present site of the First Baptist Church in Chamblee. The school would probably have stayed on its original grounds, but the U. S. Government bought the property to use as apart of Camp Gordon. The property for the present grounds was purchased from Mr. W. W. Mendenhall. The new building was partly complete by 1919, and theelementary and high schools opened with a combined enrollment of 120 students. Bonds were voted in 1924iby the citizens of the Chamblee School District to complete the school building, and ten class- rooms and an auditorium were added to the school. Then, in 1927, Chamblee became the first school in DeKalb County to have a gymnasium. In 1928, a consolidation of the Chamblee, Doraville, and Dunwoody school dis- tricts was formed under the name of the North DeKalb School District, and the high schools were all moved to Chamblee. In 1934, Federal aid made possible the addition of eight classrooms, a new gym, and a canning plant. The school was destroyed by fire on December 8, 19411 Local churches opened their doors to accommodate the students, and classes were also set up in buildings which had been used by the U. S. Engineers during the construction of Lawson Hospital. The school was rebuilt and ready for use by December 1942, and by 1947, nine classrooms, two shop rooms, and a new gymnasium had been built. The athletic field was com- pleted in 1950. Chamblee High won a first in 1934, when it became-the first school in DeKalb County to be accredited by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. It had been accredited by the Georgia Accrediting Commission since 1926. Chamblee's history would not be complete without Mr. M. E. Smith, our beloved Prof, He has been a teacher, counselor, friend, and advisor to CHS students for thirty-seven years. He has never failed to lend a helping hand whenever one was needed, and his patience is boundless. So we gratefully dedicate this page to Prof, who himself is a part of Chamblee's history. Wwqwx w.w-aka AP' 1' 'S OWELL C M-Mfr: ' 9 5 f-MC,-.L A 91 .nu CHERRY :K I I suhcfwuvn.-Nusur 4 ,, 3 ,Q . elE,Y.Zi?,,. 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' D -Jinoehely your 4 f-fnmy, SHEFF 4 - H- M' f ' MRS' Secfetary ,ebwezr 0, 234-ti., Offife Pf'ir1ci-rw Z VHS SCHOCL C4 Ivfaor LIVE 41:4 pr ,WOM ,HE COMMUN, H, M ,Y eta seff , d Hy an , fafll elp. . 0'-lr d a h. d, d thin' ro len 'r km gh thiclgyags, reaiided' :Ein wltr 0'-1 d V' ef CU 122,31 Sfgzn Wfzzd pfm d W ding S aPP -,e 0 ing hagndersfjvrls alwiyall You X n'fSS'wde'1fS You fcit the le thang forge' tyf e-ll Flex US? W AB .1 - ii MRS. 15 MRS. BERNARD JACKSON MRS. CATHERINE VANDIVER Carolina A.B., University of Georgia B.A., Oglethorpe Wwe' M fffgigpff RYN R B ., Ohio State University MRS. LYNELL CHANCE MRS. ELIZABETH LONG MRS. EMILY GREGORY Georgia Teachers College Liz B-A-, UI1iV91'SifY of Gwfgia B.A., Oglethorpe M-A-i Oglefhf-'fPe Q MISS HANNAH P. BOWDEN MRS. KATHERINE V. LESTER MR. JAMES T. GARNER B.S., University of Georgiag M.S,, Auburn AB., Randolph Macon WOmCn's College B.A., Mercerg M.A., University of Georgia MRS. ALTON TRIBBLE MR. A. K. MOSLEY B.A., Bessie Tift College A.B., University of S. 5.3 L.L.B., University of S. C. MR. M. W. FIELDING M.B.E., Florida stare Universityg M.s' Florida State University MR. WENDALL BROOKS B.A., High Point i ni' MRS. ESTELLE OLIVER MR. A. KPALMA MR. DAVID WALKER IEA., O lethorpe- .Ap Oglethorpe I B.A., O yorpe Q B.S., East Tennessee State R K I 1. , if 7 Y x W Xa' v MR. THOMAS E. STULL B.S., Auburn University MRS. LUCILLE BURNETT MRS. AUDREY M. JAMES MISS FRANCES ROBERTS B-A-A Wesleyan? MA Emory B-Sw Uf1lVCf5lfY of Geofgia M.E., University of GeorgiagB.S.H.E., Geor gia State College for Women . . . moments to remember . . . Noisy, crowded halls, tense, exciting football games, the long-awaited Prom-these moments and many others will stand to the fore when we think back to our days as Seniors at Chamblee. We will always cherish the memories we have of the wonderful things that were part of our high school years. Can we ever forget the first Powder-Puff game, with all the helmet-clad, female heroes, and those crazy, adorable male cheer- leaders? Or the thrill we felt when the Cross Country team captured the State AA crown for about the hundredth year in a row and brought home another bushel of shiny trophies? Remember the night of the Prom, when we danced and danced amid the wonders of an Oriental garden . . . and don't forget the Miss CHS Contest, or Homecoming, or the Science Fair, or-or anything! For as we become graduates of Chamblee High School, and venture out into the busy streets of life, we will think about all the things we did during those four wonderful years, and we will know that, wherever we may go and whatever we may do, we will always have these happy mo- ments to remember. 's 4-4 + J -L fii ,ps W DEWEY MITCHELL ALLEN Dewey Praise makes good men better and bad men worse. Superlative '57, Patrol '57, '58, '59, Co- Captain '59, Projector Club '57, '58, '59, FFA '57, '58, '59, Reporter '59, DCT '6o. GEORGE JAMES ATKINSON George Sometimes I sit and think, sometimes 1 just sir. Chess Club '58, Wrestling '59, '60, Projector Club '59, Science Club '59, '60, Football '59, wa ,fr GLENDA DAVIS ALRED Glenda So long as we love, we serve. PATRICIA ANNE ANCLIEN Pat On my head pour only the sweet wat- ers of serenity, Give me the gift of the Untroubled Mind. B-Team Basketball '58, Basketball '59, '60, Beta Club '58, '59, '60, Blue and Gold '60, FHA 'ST GEORGE LEE ALLGOOD Lee He lifts his head above the earth, his pathway lies among the stars. Superlative '57, '58, '59, '60, Interna- tional Club '595 Chess Club '58, Beta Club '58, '59, '60, Officer '59, Presi- dent '60, National Honor '59, '60, Home Room Officer '58, '59, Boxing '59, '60, Football '60, Key Club '59, 60, School Service Comm. '60, One Act Play '60, Debate '60, CHAMHIAN '6o. CLARENCE THOMAS BAGLEY Clarence Enjoy yourself, it is later than you think. I if ,1 'PQ' Q- 62- 1 RAYMOND EARL BEACHAM Raymond I only ask that Fortune send a little more than I can spend. Homeroom officer '57, 4-H Club '581 DCT '59, Science Club '60. JAMES VERNON BECK james Fun is like life insurance: the older you get, the more it costs. Band '57, '53, '59, '60: Patrol '57, '58, '59, '60. ' MICHAEL EDWIN BICE Mike Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, and others lust keep still. Transferred '60. DIANNE ERNESTINE BENTLEY Dianne When one loves, one doubts even what one most believes. Transferred '593 Jr. Civitan '60s Home- coming Court '60. 41 NANCY HOLDEN BEAZLEY Nancy A lady is a woman who makes a man behave like a gentleman, Transferred '58, Homeroom officer '58, '59, '60, Dramatic Club '58g FBLA '58: Beta Club '59, '60, International Club '59: jr. Civitan '59, '60g Student Coun- cil '59, '6Og CHAMHIAN STAFF '60. CAROL ANN BILLINGSLEY Car,pl Ann Existence would be intolerable if we were never to dream. 7 Transferred '59g Homeroom Officer '60, Pep Club '60, Science Club '60, Art Club '601 International Club '60g Drama Club '6Og Office Assistant '60. ANITA ELIZABETH BIRD Anita Love is the reason for all unreasonable actions. jr. Red Cross '57, B-Team Basket- ball '57, '58, Varsity Basketball '591 Tennis '59. STEPHEN DOUGLAS BOSWELL Steve After man Lame woman-and shes been after him ever since. Band '57. '58, '59, Science Club '59, XX'restling '59, '60g Debate Club '60, Homeroom Reporter '60. CONSTANCE PINCKNEY BOGGS Connie You have to believe in happiness, or happiness never comes. Sciente Club '571 FTA '51 '58, '59, '60. Secretary '60: Debate Club '571 4-H Club '57, '58, Secretary '581 Glee Club '57, Blue 8: Gold '59, '60g Homeroom Officer '59. '6og Quill Sc Scroll '591 Dramatic Club '57. '58g Basketball Manager '60. if JILL BOYDSTON A maiden fair, with quiet eyes and KENNETH GRADY BLECKLEY Kenneth 'Everything is funny as long as it hap- pens to somebody e1se. DCT '58, '59, '60, FEA '57, '58, '59, '60. Officer '60, 4-H Club '57, '58, '59, '60, Art Club '60, CAROL DIONNE BOLES Carol It is not easy to be a pretty woman without causing mischief. 4-H Club '575 Homeroom Officer '58, Bible Club '57, Secretary '57, FHA '57, '58, B-Team Basketball '57, '58, Var- sity Basketball '59, '60g Superlative '59' Miss Chamhian Contest '60. y comely grace. YFC 58. FHA 58, 59. International Club '59, '60g Jr. Civitan '60. MHP 'N'-Sf fi , 'z by ,gn-5 x ,W fa- 434' J? uf' ' i ' gf 6' 3' , . xii? , ,. W. L -f 22 , 7a5f3:,.'i.mn5x,,f1wv 35,2-.Q qg MN .k.. QM 1 1-ig.-.-Q x, V ' f fm -tiff 1- ra lv Am as AK? una-sr 'g . WILLENE ODENE CALLAHAM Willie You must be a friend to haxe friends -IH 57 FHA 57 58 Bible Club 58 Office Assistant 58. 59, 60, FBLA JAMES LYNN BROWN Lynn This time, like all other times, is 11 very good one, if we but know what to do with it. Projector Club '57, '58, FFA '57, '58, '59, '60, Patrol '57, '58, '59, '60, DCT '59, '60. MARTHA ANN CANTRELL Martha A cheerful heart and smiling face pour sunshine in the darkest place. FHA '57, FTA '58, Beta '58, '59, '60, Blue 8: Gold '58, '59, '60, News Editor '60, Pep Club '59, '60, FBLA '58, '59, '60, Officer '60, State Historian '60, junior Achievement '58, Officer '583 Office Assistant '60. '58, '59, '60, Officer '60. VIRGINIA UPCHURCH CANNON Ginny True happiness, if understood, con sists alone in doing good. Transferred '60, DCT Club '60. MONTY BURCH Monty This is the land of opportunity, that's why I'm always into mischief. Transferred '58, Track '58, '59, '60, Cross Country '59, '60, Powder Puff Cheerleader '59, '60g Homecoming Es- cort '60. LOUIE CLAUD CASEY Lou We are not put into this world to sit still and know, we are put into it to act. Key Club '60, Student Council '57, '59, '60, Vice-President '60g Debate Club '58, '59, Beta Club '60, President's Cabinet '58, '59, '60, CHAMHIAN '60. MORRIS WAYNE CAUDLE Morris Money is the best bait to fish for man with, EARNEST HILTON CLARK Earnest Music is Love, searching for a word. CLIFFORD PATRICK CI-IENEY Cliff I make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes. Debate Club '57, '583 B-Team Foot- ball '57, '59g Golden Gloves '58, YFC '58g Pep Club '59: Science Fair '593 Beta Club '59, '60g Thespians '59g '60g Track '59, '60, Cross-country '59, '60g Blue 8: Gold '59, '60s Editor-in-chief '603 Quill 8: Scroll '59, '60, Class Of- ficer '6Og Homeroom Officer '6Og Key Club '6O. MARY ALICE CHESNUT Mary Alice A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance, Bible Club '57, FHA '51 '58, '59, '60, CAROLYN VIRGINIA CHAPMAN Carolyn W'hen men speak ill of thee, so live that no one will believe them. YFC '57g FHA '58g Library Club '59l Art Club '60. MARY ANN CLARK Mary She left no little things behind except loving thoughts and kind. VIRGINIA Llilf COOK Virginia A quiet fricndlinesxf' IHA 53. 59. 60, Hixtorian 60g l,1br.trx' Club '57, '58, '60, Viccvllrexidcnt '60, ,I ,ff . I ., , 'gig-,Q rw CHARLES H IZRMAN CLIZMENT Charlie He is a part of everyone that he has ever niet, ,I-I-I Club '57, '581 B-Team Football '5': I-Ioineroom Offiter '57, '58, '59, '60, Class Offiuer '57, '58, '59, '601 Supcrla- tive '57, '53, '59, '601 Key Club '58, '59, '60, Officer '59, '60, Student Coun- cil '60, Presidents Cabinet '59: junior Civitan '60, YlfC '59, Varsity Ifootball '58, '59, '60g Track 'l'c.1in '5 , '58, '59. '60, Varsity Club '58, '59, RONALD INILLVIN COGGINS Ronnie Hes cute-If you don't think so, iuxt ask him. Transferred '5 g Band '57, '58, '59, '60, Assistant Drum Major, Drum Maior, Offitrer: Boxing '58, '59, '60, CofCap- taing Cross Country '58, '59, DCI '59, '60. CARL COLRSOIN Car I iiuree with no mans opinionz I h. I, I ly HX Band '5', '58, '59, '60, LH Club 'S '58, '59, '60 Dincc Bin INIYRA ELAINE CRAIG Myra The only way to have a friend is to be one, FHA '57, '58, Youth for Christ '5S1 Projector Club '58, '59, PAULLA PATRICIA CRIZXVS Pat Give to the world the beQt you have, and the best will tome hack to you. Student Coumil '57, '58, '591 Home- room Officer '57, '58, Red Crois '5'. '58, DCT '59. '60, Chaplain '59, '601 -1-I-I Club '58, Secretary '58, Library Club '58, MARY RUTH CRONAN Mary Saddle your dreams before you ride them. FHA '58, Officer '58, Miss CHS Contest '59, Varsity Cheerleader '59, '60, DCT Sweetheart '59L Jr. Civitan '60, Student Council '58, B Basketball '583 Var- sity Basketball '59g Homeroom Officer '6og FTA '58, '59, Tumbling Club '59, Softball Team '58, '59, Powder Puff Game '60g Homecoming Court '60. KENNETH JAMES DAVIS, JR. Ken It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. Wrestling '59, '60, Track '60, Science Club '57, '58, '59, '603 International Club '59, '60, 4-H Club '57, CAROLE ANNE CUSHING Carole The educated Southerner has no use for an r, except at the beginning of a word. FTA '58, '59, '60g Glee Club '57, Drama Club '58, '59, '60, One Act Play '59g Homeroom officer '57, '59L State Science Fair '59, Powder Puff Football '593 51-lperlative '57, '58, '60g Student Council '60, Beta Club '58, '59, '60, Officerg National Honor Society '59, '60, CHAMHIAN '59, '60. ROBERT HOWARD DAVIS Bobby Sometimes it proves the highest under- standing not to understand. FFA '57, '58, '59g B-Team Basket- ball '57, Track '58, DCT '59, '60, ROGER LEONARD CROW Roger Unless a man undertakes more than he possibly can do, he will never do all that he can. Homeroom officer '57, '58, Superlative '57, '58, '59, '60, Key Club '58, '59, '60, Pep Club '59, '60, Pres. '6Og Pro- jector Club '57, junior Civitan '60g Powder Puff Game, Tumbling Club '59g Debate Club '57, CHAMHIAN '58, '59, 60. PRISCILLA ANN DEMING Prissy Without halting, without rest, lifting better up to best. LINDA ALRED DAVIS FRANCES VIRGINIA DAVIS Linda To thine own self be true. Ginny I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided and that is the lamp of ex perience. 4-H Club '57, '58, Pres. '58, Youth for Christ '58, Tumbling Club '59g Dra- matic Club '58, '59, '60, junior Civitan '60g Superlative '59, '60g Homeroom of- LUCINDA MAURENE DODD Cindy Virtue is the truest nobility. Transferred '60, DCT '6Og Homecoming Court '6O. MARGIE JEAN DISPAIN Margie Doing little things well is a step to- ward doing big things better. fiqef '57, '58, '59g junior Red Cross '60, Pres., Homecoming Court '60g In- ternational Club '593 Library Club: Powder Puff Football '60g Chamhian Contest '60g CHAMHIAN. LEONSE JOSEPH DODD Trouble, like the road ahead, straight- ens out when you advance upon it. Safety Patrol '57, '58, '59, DCT '59, '60, FFA '57, '58, '59, '60, Projector Club '57, '58, '59, Pres. '595 4-H Club '57. G- THOMAS JEFFERSON DODD Thomas It's what a fellow thinks he knows that hurts him. Track '57g Cross Country '57g FFA '57, '58, DCT '59, '60. GERALD PARTICK DUCKER Gerald He is the happiest man who can con- nect the end of his life with its be- ginningf' -S' ' SHIRLEY ANN DOVE Shirley XX'hat sweet delight a quiet life af- fords. Dramatic Club 57, Beta Club 57, DCT '59, '60. GALE AMANDA DRENNAN Gale Heaven is for those who think of it. JERRY osCAR DoNALDsoN Jerry Everything happens to everybody SO0n er or later, if there is time enough. Safety Patrol '57, '58g FFA '57, '58 '59, '60, Officer '60. ASHLEY WEBB EDWARDS Ashley While I am busy with little things I am not required to do greater thingsf 63: 47' BRUCE WILLIAM EDWARDS Bruce He has half the deed done who has made a beginning. DIANE GLENDA FARRELL Diane Friendship is love without his wings. Transferred '59, Powder Puff Football '59, '6Og Basketball '59, '60, Captain '60g Superlative '6Og Tumbling Club '59g Tennis Team '59, '60, 5 BENNY JASON EISON Benny WT desire nothing so much as what we Ought not to have. I 'Uv-rv' DANIEL CURTIS ERICKSON Dan It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Transferred V601 Cross Country 'GOQ Track Team '601 Homeroom Officer '6o. 1-.X COURTNEY PAUL EDWARDS Courtney 39- It is better to live one day as a lion wg' than a hundred years as ri sheep. BERNARR CAMPBELL FERGUSON Campbell Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one. WILLIAM THORNTON FIELDS William When we are not sure, we are alive. Projector Club '58, DCT '59, '60, GAYLE ELAINE FROST Gayle From little sparks may burst a mighty flame. Transferred '58g YFC '58, FBLA '60, Art Club '60. BARBARA SCOTT FOWLER Barbara A constant friend is a person rare and hard to find. 4-H Club '57, Red Cross '57, FTA '58, YFC '58, Pep Club '59, International Club '59, Beta Club '59g Thespians '59, '6Og jr. Civitan '60, Officer '6Og Homeroom Officer '60, Homecoming Court '60g Art Club '60. WILLIAM HOWARD FLEMING William It's sweet to be remembered, but it's often cheaper to be forgotten. DCT '59, '60. FRANK DUDLEY FULFORD Frank A man's foibles are what make him lovable. B.Team Basketball '57, Track '57, '58, '59, '60, Captain '60, Varsity Club '57, '58Q YFC '57, '58g FFA '57, '58, '59g Red Cross '57, Key Club '59, '60, Home Room Officer '59, '60, Blue and Gold '59, '60, Debate Club '60. PETER LEE FREUDENSTEIN Pete My interest is in the future, because I'm to spend the rest of my life there. Transferred '60, Cross Country '60, Track '60g Basketball Mgr. '60. iii xii' 45 ' A Q f 1 I 'M MP5 ,, 1 q.L,7,fgyg, .-, ,, ,V 4, ' ,if- A 4 - as v- 'mam '22 TN-0' L ' ' sw ,,' mix ' 41 ywwm A We ii -ff, ,, W .v ., + I 4 f V S jeff- V - -pw' 1' J ' Y, ' Y ' ,fi A ,ny ' - QA., 2 sf VT N550 . if i it W Q ' 423: jgff BRENDA SUE GAULT Brenda I had rather be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. YFC '58, Basketball '58, FHA '60, Li- brary Club '59, '60, Officer '60. NANCY CATHERINE GORMAN Nanny I saw the starry tree Eternity put forth the blossom Time, Cheerleader '58, '59, '60, Science Club '59, '60, Secretary '59, '60, Dramatic Club '58, Secretary '58, Thespians '59, '60, junior Civitan '59, '60, Beta '59, '60, National Honor Society '59, '60, Debate Club '57, Tumbling Club '59, Superlative '57, '58, '59, '60, Chess Club '57, Powder-Puff Football '59, '60, Homecoming Court '60, CHAM- HIAN '58, '59. '60, Miss CHAMHIAN Contest '60. THOMAS LARRY GILBERT Larry I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own, FFA '57, '58, DCT '58, '59, '60, Jun- ior Civitan '59, '60, JAN OLIVA GOODSON a Good things come in small packages. FTA 57 Dramal 57 58 59 Science Club 59, 60. 0- BARBARA ELLEN GAVRON Barbara To know is nothing at all, to imagine is everything. Projector Club '57, '58, Red Cross '59, '60, Art Club '60, International Club '59, '60, Pep Club '59, Blue and Gold '60, FBLA '60, JOYCE ELAINE GRANTHAM Joyce One good friend is better than all the jewels on earth. YFC Club '58, FBLA '60. JUANITA HOWARD GREENWAY Juanita Have more than thou showestg speak less than thou knowestf' FBLA '58, '59, '60g Secretary '601 Youth for Christ '58 FHA '60 ,Q MARY CHARLES GREENE Mary Charles She smiles, and in her eyes young dia- monds shine. FTA '57, '58g International Spelling Award '57g Glee Club '58g Dramatic Club '58g Science Club '59g Pep Club '59g Blue and Gold Staff '6Og Art Club '6Og Quill and Scroll '60. JO ANNE HALL Jo Anne fun FRANKLIN LANIER GREENWAY Franklin Silence is the mother of Truth. Projector Club '573 DCT '57, '58 Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it. FHA '57, '58g DCT '59: Historian '595 Treasurer '60. MILDRED JEANNETTE GRIFFITH Jeannette A daughter of the gods, full fair and divinely tall. Band 57. 58, 59, 60,Off1cer 58, 59. '60g DCT '59, '60. MARTHA BELL HAMBY Martha No faith can last that never sings, FBLA '59, '60, Art Club '59, '60, Pep Club '58, '59, '60, Dramatic Club '57, '58, '59, Varsity Basketball '58, '59, Blue 81 Gold '58, '59, FHA '57, '58, B Basketball '57, '58, Glee Club '57, YFC Club '58, Bible Club '57. RICHARD KENDALL HARTLEY Richard In the life of a young man, the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. Art Club '60, Officer '60, Library Club '60. 'llinpfx BARBARA KAY HARRIS ..Kay,, Keep the golden mean between saying too much and too little. FHA '57, '58, Officer '57, Student Council '57, '60, Beta Club '59, '60, DCT Club '60, Officer '60, Blue 8: Gold '60, Superlative '57, '58, '59. CHARLES LeROY HARROP, JR. Sandy If everyone would paddle his own canoe, each would get up the creek faster. Science Club '58, Boxing Team '58, Golden Gloves '58, Cross Country Team '59, Track Team '59, Home Room Of- ficer '59, Red Cross '593 SCiCf1CC Club '60, An Club '60, 'rhespians '60s Wres- tling Team '60, Baseball Team '60. .. ,X JOE OSCAR HARLAN ..JOe,, He is never less at leisure than when at leisure. Science Club '57, Patrols '57, '58, '59, DCT Club '58, '59, '60, Officer '60, 4-H Club '57. RAYMOND TED HAYNES Bugs Success is made with ambition and courage. DCT Club '60. 'Fw- 4, yi QP 'C 'Q'-'Q 3 ,Q x , t . V wfi, , 'E' wg ' 35 I ERNEST LEWIS HOUSE Lewis Be silent and safe-silence never be- trays you, jr. Red Cross '57g 4-H,C1ub '57g Safety Patrol '583 Wrestling '59, SUZANNE HUMPHRIES Suzanne To love is the greatest Amulet that makes this world a garden. Transferred '583 Student Council '59l Library Club '6Og FBLA '60g Blue and Gold '60. ROBERT WESLEY IRELAND Bob A man is as young as he feels after trying to prove it. Transferred '60g Varsity Football '60g junior Civitan '60g Basketball '60. 1' Z' HAROLD BENJAMIN HYDE Harold Nowhere to go but out, nowhere to come but back. B-Basketball '57, '58g Cross Country '60g Red Cross '58, '59g FFA '58g Homeroom Officer '57, '6og Homeroom Reporter '57, '58i JOHN DIXON HULSEY Dixon A man of action, forced into a state of thought, is unhappy until he can get out of it. Science Club '59. ROBERT SPENCER IVERSON Spencer Suppress me if you can! I am a merry jest! Transferred '59g Baseball '59, '6og jr. Civitan '60, is is MICHAEL GAINES JACKSON Mike The number of times a man can say no to temptation is once, weakly. Transferred '60, Jr. Civitan '6Og Powder Puff Cheerleader '6O. JACKIE RAY KEAI-IEY Jack Always do your best, but don't volun- teerf' Band '57, XX'restIing '59, '60g Jr. Civitan '59, '60, Football '59, '60. LINDA DIANNE JONES Linda Gentle was she, and full of grace, FHA '57 '58' Pe Club '59' Art Club . . P . '60, 'lhespians '60, Jr. Civitan '601 Jr. Achievement '58, '59, '60. BARBARA ANNE JONES Barbara In youthful bloom. love sparkling in her eyes. 4-H '57. '58: Red Cross '571 YFC '58, Library Club '59, '60, President '60, FHA '60, Blue and Gold '60. A.-x RONALD RENAE JONES Ronald It is in human nature to think wisely and act in an absurd fashion. Science Club '59, '60, President '602 School Service Committee '57, '58, Beta Club '58, '59, '60, Projector Club '58, '59, '60, Projector Club '57, Superla- tive '57, '58, '59, '60, Blue and Gold '60, Chess Club '58, '59, Student Coun- cil '57. BARBARA JEAN KELLEY Barbara XVoman's great strength lies in being late or absent. YFC '57, '58g Red Cross '58, '59, Of- fice Assistant '59, '6O. f y gf ' ffl' 4 - , 52 ' 4 . v . I sn' ' I - Elia. 7 WW .F ,, ,fn R fag.. 38 gf. 41? 5,4 s K , M., ' Qs in-v 'i RALPH LAWSON, JR. Ralph It is better to know nothing than to know what isn't so. Band '57, '58, '59, '60, Officer '59, '60, Science Club '57, '58, '59, '60, Beta Club '58, '59, '6O. KENNETH RICHARD LLOYD Kenny Some say he's bashful-some doubt it Projector Club '57, B-Team Track '58, Wrestling '59, Science Club '59, Wrestling '60, Track '60, Science Club '60. 1. MARY ANNE LITTLE Anne Friends are born, not made. 4-H Club '57, FHA '57, FBLA '58, YFC '58, International Club '60. SANDRA ELIZABETH ANN LITTLE Sandy Be sure you're right, then go ahead. DCT '60' FBLA '60. LINDA ELIZABETH LESLIE Linda Music is the speech of angels. FHA '57, '58, FFA Sweetheart '59, FTA '57, '58, '59, Officer '59, Home- room Officer '59, Dramatic Club '60, National Honor Society '60, Officer '60, Superlative '58, '59, '60, Miss CHS Contest '60, CHAMHIAN '60. xl REI! ff' fi 1 JEFFREY WALTON LOCKETT Jeff Do what you know is right, not what someone else thinks is right. Key Club '58, '59, '60, Student Council '58, '59, B-Team Football '57, Varsity Football '58, Track '57, Baseball '58, Youth For Christ '58, Superlative '57, '58, '59, '60, Officer '59, Homeroom officer '60, junior Civitan '60, Powder- Puff Football Coach '59, '60, MARY JANE LONG jane Love thats wise will not say all it means, DCT '59, '60. 'ig 2, .'. K2 ,ie 5 Qu. WALTER HAROLD LONG Harold A smooth sea never made a skillful marinerf' Transferred '58, Chess Club '58, junior Civitan '59, '60g Homeroom Reporter '59, '60, CHAMHIAN '59, '60, JERRY LEE LORD Jerry The short period of life is long enough for living well and living honorably. Track '57, '58, Homeroom Officer '58, Science Club '57, CINDY IRENE LORD Cindy The days that make us happy make us wise. CAROLYN ELLERY LOUGHBOROUGH Carolyn Hold thy lighted lamp on high, be a star in someones sky. Glee Club '57, Spanish Club '58, '59, FTA '59, '60, International Club '60, Homecoming Court '60, Office Assist- ant '60, MARVIN HENRY LYLE Marvin Don't do for others what you wouldn't think of asking them to do for you. FFA '57, '58, '59, '60, Vice-President '60, JEFFERY JAY MARTIN Jeff Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes. Baseball Manager '58, Projector Club '58, '591 Science Club '58, '60, Art Club '60, NOVELLA MARIE MALOH Peggy Among men. relect none. among things, reject nothing. FBLA '5 . 58: Library Club '59. '60, all ROBERT ALLAN MARSHALL Bob If I do not keep in step with others, it is because I hear a different drummer -Thoreau. Band '57. '58, '59, Officer '58, '59Q Debate team '58, '59. '60, Barkley De- bate Forum, Emory, '59, '60, Chess Club '59, National Honor '60, President, Beta Club '60: Science Fair '57. '58, '591 CHAINIHIAN. BARRY JAMES MALONEY Belfry f No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. Class Officer '60, Homeroom Officer '57, '58, '59, '60, B-Team Football '58g Varsity Football '59. 'GOL Track '57, '58, '59. '6og lst Place Region, Pole Vault. '59, Key Club '60g 4-I-I Club '57, '58, junior Civitan '60, Pow- der-Puff Cheerleader '591 Powder-Puff Football Queen '60. BARBARA SUE MATTHEWS Barbara Sue Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over, and shoyving it princi- pally in one spot. 4-H Club '57. '58, Glee Club '57, '581 Pep Club '59. Officerg Cheerleader '601 Student Council '59, '60, Dramatic Club '58, '59, '601 Junior Civitan Club '60g Tumbling Club '59, Powder- Puff Football Team '59, '60, THOMAS ANTHONY MCCLURE Tony Speech is ii mirror of the suull as 1 man speaks, so is he. DCT '591 ei-H '57, DUDLEY ALBERT MCRAE, IR. Dudley I can resist anything but temptation. Transferred '581 Homeroom Officer '591 Football '59, 'Gly ROBERT EUGENE MCMAINS Bob XX'hatever is worth doing doing well. Football '58, '59. '60: Track '6O: Homeroom Officer '58. porter '58, ,591 Thespians '58. Officer '59g Art Club '59. '60 Puff Cheerleader '59: Sponsor, GC' i s worth '58, V59. '59g Re- '59, '602 Powder- '60. Y '. JAMES TERRY McNEAL Terry It is better to wear out than to rust out. Student Council 58, Blue and bold 60, Science Club '58: Red Cross '583 Art Club '60, nv' . 1 GERALD HOBERT MQJUNKIN Tommy Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come hack to you. 4-H 57g B-Team Football '57g FFA '58g DCT '59, LINDA JOAN MILLER Linda XWe never understand how little we need in this world until we know the loss of it. Transferred '59g Powderpuff Football '59g International Club '6o. PATRICIA GAIL MITCH ELL Patsy Let us enjoy pleasure while we cang pleasure is never long enough. FHA '57: Bible Club '57: YFC '581 FBLA '58: Red Cross '591 Library Club '601 FHA '60. GARY LAMAR MITCHELL Lamar Woman would be more charming if one could fall into her arms without falling into her hands. LYNDA DIANE MORRIS Lynda The most useful virtue is patience. FHA '58g FBLA '59L Glee Club '583 Office Assistant '59, '60. LILLIAN MARIE MITCHELL Lillian To be. rather than to seem to be. 4-H '57g DCT '59, '6O. HCWARD BARR MITCHELL Howard Let somebody else do the worrying. Wrestling Team '58g Homeroom Of- ficer '59g Football '58, '59, '6Og jr. Civitan '6Og Powderpuff Football Coach '59, '60. RONNIE WELDON MORRIS Ronnie All men desire to be immortal. Track '57, '58g Baseball '59, '60, 4 KAREN ELLEN MILLARD Karen Silence is the most perfect herald of i0YA Student Council '58g Homeroom Officer '58g DCT '60g Officer '60g FBLA '58, '59, Dramatic '58, LANA ELAINE NANCE Lana W'hat's mine is ours and whats ours , A H -y c, ' Y 1S fnlfle. Transferred '6Og Student Council '6Og Science Club '60, JERRY LEE MORRISON jerry I am well contented with life. Vifhy can't others be? l l SARA JANE MUNDAY Jane Friendship consists of forgetting what one gives and remembering what one receives. I-Iomeroom Officer '57, '59, '60g FTA '57, '58: Red Cross '6Og Pep Club '593 International Club '59g Library Club '57, '58: Blue 84 Gold '58s Student Council '593 Dramatic Club '59: Super- lative '59. '601 junior Civitan '60g Beta '58, '59, '60g Homecoming Court '6O3 CHAINIHIAN '58, '59, '60. RONALD WILLIAM MOON Ronnie An honest man is the noblest work of God. ANN NORMAN Ann Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Red Cross '58g Chess Club '58, '591 Science Fair '58, '59g Blue 8: Gold '59, '60g Science Club '58, '59, '60g Art Club '60, 'IAINE CARROLL OSTEN jane If I can stop one heart from breaking. I shall not have lived in vain, 'Transferred ,601 FBLA '60. BEVERLY BERYL O'BRIEN Beverly at is eautiful is good, and who is good will soon be beautiful. Blue ancl Gold '57, '58g FBLA '58g In- ternational Club '58, '59, Wh ' is . GRACE ELAINE OSBORNE Elaine Silence is deep as Eternity1 speech is as shallow as Time. SANDRA ELAINE OXFORD Elaine The essence of greatness is the per- ception that virtue is enough. Transferred '601 Student Council '60. KATHY ELIZABETH OWEINS Kathy Life is a hundred times too short to ever let vourself be bored. HFC 5 , II-IA 58. FBLA 59. Glee Club '5R. BEVERLY JEAN PARKER Beverly A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Dramatic Club '58g FTA '58, '59g Office Assistant '591 Glee Club '57g Thespians '59, '60g FFA Sweetheart '593 Miss CHS Contest '58g YFC '59g Student Council '6Og jr. Civitan '60g Library Club '58g Powder Puff Football '59g One Act Play 'GOQ 5th District Meeting '59, '603 Homeroom officer '58g Art Club '60q Chamhian Contest '6Og CHAMHIAN. i 1 x 3 If A FRANCES JOAN PARKER joan Experience is not what happens to you: it is what you do with what hap- pens to you. Q Band '57, '58, '59, '601 DCT '59, '60. President '60. BARBARA CAROLE PAYNE Barbara One kind of flirtzition is to boast we never flirt. Majorette '58, '59. '60l Solo Twirler '60, Band '57, '58, '59, '60g FHA '57l FTA '581 Drama Club '58, '59, Cham- hian Contest '60, LINTON GRADY PARKER Linton Win as though you are accustomed to it: lose as though it doesn't matter. T'- LINDA RUTH PARKER Linda Youth is the time for love. JAMES LEROY PEEBLES ..Jim,. Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow. FFA '57, Projector Club '57, '58, 4-H BARBARA ANN PA RTIN Bobbie Keep smiling: it makes everyone won- der what you've been up to. Dramatic Club '58, Student Council '57, '58, Homeroom Officer '59, '60, Cheerleader '59, '60, Officer '60, YFC '58, Tumbling Club '59g Mgr. Basketball '58, Powder Puff Foot- ball '59, '60g Homecoming Court '6Og Football Queen '601 FTA '60: CHAM- HIAN '6O. '57, '58g B-Team Football '57g DCT '59, '60, Officer '6O. JOE IRANK PENNINGTON IR It is not truth that makes man great but mln thlt makes truth great Transferred 59 junior Civitan 59 Of finer 60 Varsity Basketball 59 60 Varsity Baseball 59 60 Key Club 60 Homeroom Officer 60 CHAM HIAN 60 NELLE MARIE POPE Nelle' Time as it grows old. teaches many lessons. Transferred '57g FBLA '57, ' . ' 1 60' Officer '59. '60' Thespians '51 Drama '60: International Club 59, '6 ' Office Assistant '58, '591 I-Iomeroom Officer '58, '59, MA RY LUCILLE PIRKLE Mary 1.1texei' she does, she does with ull her heart. FHA '57, !!M LOREN VANGI-IN PETTUS Buddy Life is half spent before we know what it is. Baseball '57, '58, '59, '60g Football '58, '59, '60, Captain '60, Basketball '58, '59, '60, Key Club '58, '59, '60g Officer '59, '60g junior Civitan '59g Superlative '57, '58, '59g Class Officer '57, '58, '59g 4-H '57, Home-room Of- ficer '57. '58, '59, '60g Varsity Club '57, '59, GAIL DOUGLAS POWELL Gail The thing about telling the truth is that you don't have to remember what you said. 4-H Club '57: Dramatics '58: FBLA '60, Art Club '60. fox .4f f wwf PATRICIA INEZ PITTMAN u Pat Low is life, and if you have love. you have life everlasting. FHA '59, '60 5', '55-1. '591 ei-H Clu M. -- ,, ' ' D f , x, Q 7 ii , '40-Y fl CIT' KENNETH DEAN PRUITT ..Ken,. What's the use of waste or worry? Be like me-I never hurry. JULIA LOUISE QUINN Judy Take it all in, consider it, but believe what you please. Glee Club '57, '58, 4-H '57, Science Club '58, '59, Drama Club '58, Home Room Officer '59, Pep Club '59, In- ternational Club '60g Officer '60, Art Club '60. CAROL EUGENIA REED Carol Beauty is its own excuse for being. Homeroom Officer '57, '59, '60, Super- lative '57, '58, '60, FHA '57, '59, 4-H '57, '58, Dramatic Club '58, Thespians '59, '60, Homecoming Court '60, Pow- der Puff Football '60g'YFC '58, Tum- bling Club '59, Miss CHS Contest '60. 'lv' 'IANICE BEVERLY REDDEN Janice All things come to him who waits. Transferred '60. DAVID MARION PUCKETT David Live, above all things live, Don't simply exist. Football '59, '60, Track '58, '59, '60, Cross Country '57, '59, Homeroom Of- ficer '57, '59, Superlative '58, '59, Key Club '59, '60, Red Cross '60, jr. Civ- itan '60, B-Team Football '58, Powder- puff Majorette '59, '60, JERRY ALAN REID ..-lefty. , Always do right, this will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Key Club '60, jr. Civitan '59, '60, B- Team Football '58, Football '59, '60, Track '58, '59, '60, Homeroom Offi- cer '59, '60, Thespians '60, Powderpuff Majorette '59, Student Council '59, Of- ficer '59. Q--f lp-uv FRANCES MARIE REMILLET Marie Her love is like the liberal air. embrac- ing all, to cheer and bless. Red Cross '57: Beta '59, '6O: Blue 8: Gold '58g DCT '60g Officer '6Og DCT Sweetheart '60g Homecoming Court '6og Student Council '6Og CHAMHIAN '60, PEGQY ANITA ROBINSON EARL JUDSON ROBERTS Earl TrifleS make perfection, but perfection is no trifle. B-Team Football '5 1 B-Team Bas- ketball '5 1 Varsity Basketball '58, 59. '6og Varsity Track '58, '59. '60g Class Officer '581 School Serxite Committee '59, '603 Blue ak Gold '59, '601 Pep Club '591 Officer '591 Quill 8: Stroll '59, '601 Officer '591 Key Club '591 National Honor 'oop Beta 'GOL Class Officer '60, 'ww' LYNDA FARRELL RICHARDSON Lynda TO meet, to know, to love. Transferred '59g junior Civitan '601 Homecoming Court '601 Powder-Puff Football '60, NANCY ANN ROWELL Nancy Peggy Young in face and feature, lovely as All experience is an arch to build upon. the day. Library Club '57, '58, '59, '60g Officer '59g 4-H Club '57: Red Cross '60, Transferred 'GOQ FBLA '60, JAMES LEONARD ROBINSON 'Iimmy He that loses wealth loses much, but he that loses courage loses alI. Varsity Baseball '57, '58, '59, '60g -5-H '57 FFA '5 . '58, '59, 'GOL Cross Country '58: Boxing '60. BARBARA JEAN RUSSELL Barbara A sensible girl should have enough sense not to act like a sensible girl. Transferred '58, Beta ,Club '58, '59, '60g Blue 8: Gold '60, School Service Committee '60, Chairmang Student Coun- cil '59, '60, FTA '59, '6O. LAURIE JEAN SAYWARD Laurie One becomes what one wants to be- come, Transferred '58. '59: Red Cross '58, '591 Beta Club '59, '6O: Student Coun- cil '59. WYATT AIKEN RUTLEDGE Wyatt A flame of freedom in his soul a light of knowledge in his eyes. Boxing '57, '58, '59, '6OL DCT '59, '60, QQ'-we MELANIE MORRIS SANDLIN Melanie The only gift is a portion of thyself' FHA '57, Officer, 4-H Club '57, Pres., Spanish Club '58: Science Club '58, '59, '6Og Student Council '58, Pep Club '593 Beta Club '59, '60, International Club '60, Blue 8: Gold '60. DONALD JACKSON RUTLEDGE Don XX'hat I tan't see, I will not believe ID. Projettor Club '57. '581 Youth for Christ '58, DCT '59. '60, Officer. JANET LOUISE SETSER Janet One girl with a thousand ideas. Red Cross '57, Bible Club '57, Youth for Christ '58, Cheerleader '59, '60, Tumbling Team '593 Drama Club '58, '59, '6O: Junior Civitan '59, '60, Home Room Officer '57, '58, '59, '6Og Glee Club '58, FTA '58, '60, Superlative '59, '60, Powder Puff '59, '60, -I-H '57, I-Iomecoming Court '6Og Homeroom Reporter '57, '58, Chamhian Contest '60: CHAMHIAN. A wrif,,Q. 'fi 7 1 . ' lf - .- f iff' , 'K f gk zg2f.,ef'f:i,b.S ., 45. ,JJ A in 5: '24 49 'B 9' ... 193 I 1. 1 4 2,1 is lg 2 C l i f' f 71 V ,V ,W STEPHEN MABRY SNIPES Stephen All men desire by nature to know. Science Club '59, '6O. MICHAEL JACK STEPHENS Michael Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. ALLENE ELAISE SPENCE Allene Sincerity gives wings to power. FHA '57, Pep Club '58, '59L Library Club '58, '59, DCT '59, '60. RAY EDWARD SPENCE .. Ray., No pleasure under the sun equals that of work well done. Science Club '57, '59, Student Council '57, '58, '60, Officer '60, Presidents Cabinet '59, '60, Beta Club '60, Inter- national Club '59g Blue 8: Gold '60, Homeroorn officer '58, '59. LINDA RUTH SORRELLS Linda I've taken my fun where I've found it 4-H Club '57, FHA '57, Homeroom officer '58, Reporter '58, Student Coun- cil '58, International Club '59, '60, Drama Club '59, Blue 84 Gold '59, '60, FBLA '60, Art Club '60, Officer. SAUNDRA KAY STEVENS ..Kay,, Her time is forever, everywhere her place. FHA '57, Dramatic Club '57, '58, '59g International Club '59g Junior Civitan '60g Student Council '59g Homeroom Officer '59Q Glee Club '58g CHAM- HIAN '60, PENNI ANN TANKERSLEY Penni The daintest lass, to make the days most sweet. FHA '573 Library Club '58, '59, '60g Pep Club '59, L -1-1' FORREST RUSSELL STEVENS, JR. Rusty The only way to get rid of a temp- tation is to yield to it. Basketball '59, '603 Key Club '59, '60g Baseball '59, '60g Cross Country '59, '603 junior Civitan '59, '6Og Homeroom Officer '59, '60. LUCY FRANCES STONECIPHER Lucy Love sought is good, but given, un- sought, is better, Transferred '58g YFC '58, '59g Library Club '59, '60, FHA '59, '60, Red Cross '59, '60, Homecoming sponsor '59. PATSY ANN STEVENS Patsy If you stop to be kind, you must swerve often from your path. FHA '57, '58g YFC '57g Pep Club '58g FBLA '58. '59 '604 Office Assis an , , y t t '59, '60, BRENDA GAIL TAYLOR Brenda The end is only the beginning. Transferred '58g FBLA '60. A' terse 'S' .4 EVA 'IOSEPHINE TYLER Jodi It is the chiefest point of happiness that a man is willing to be what he is. Dramatic Club '58, Thespians '59, '60, Band '57, '58, '59, '60, Majorette '58, '59, '60, Junior Civitan '60, Art Club '60, YFC '58, FHA '57, Officer '57, FTA '58, International Club '60, Blue 8: Gold '59, CHAMHIAN '60. VICTORIA VIVIENNE WALL Vicki The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Science Club '57, '58, Dramatic Club '58, Thespians '59, '60, Officer '59, '60, National Honor Society '60, Officer '60, Varsity Cheerleader '59, '60, Tumbling Team '59, Junior Civitan '59, Homeroom Officer '60, International Club '60, Powder-Puff Football '59, Beta Club '58, '59, '60, CHAMHIAN '59, '60. MICHAEL DAVID UPSHAW David Positive: mistaken at the top of one's voice. B-Team Football '57, '58, Varsity Football '59, '60, Varsity Track '57, '58, '59, '60, Superlativc '57, '59, '60, Key Club '59, '60, junior Civitan '60, Officer '60, junior Red Cross '591 Homeroom Officer '57, '58, '60, GEORGE DOUGLAS WAMPOLE Doug How awful to reflect that what people say of us is true! Junior Red Cross '59, Sciente Club '59, JOHN ROBERT ULMER john The finest great rule of life is to put up with things. KATHRYN ANN VOSBURGH Kathy Ne'er did a Grecian chisel trace of fairer form, or lovelier face. Transferred '57, FHA '58, YFC '58, Dramatic Club '58, Beta '58, '59, '60, Officer '59, '60, Varsity Basketball '58, '59, '60, Superlative '58, '59, '60, Cheerleader '59, '60, Homeroom Officer '59, '60, Prom Princess '59, Tennis Team '59, Pep Club '59, Tumbling Club '59, junior Civitan '60, Home- coming Queen '60g Powder-Puff Foot- ball '59, '60, Miss CHS Contest '60, Senior Sweetheart '60, CHAMHIAN '60 IN PATRICIA ANNE WARE Pat Smile, and the world smiles with you. 4-H '57, FHA '57g Library Club '58, '59g International Club '59, Art Club '60, ROSALIND PRISCILLA WILHOIT Prissy The heart of the wise, like a mirror should reflect all objects without being sulled by any. Cheerleader '60g Homecoming Court '60' Student Council '60, Jr. Civitan '6O? Glee Club '57, '58, '59, Officer '595 FTA '58, '59, '60g Dramatic Club '58' YFC '58, Pep Club '59, Thespian '59: Powderpuff Football '59, '60, Home- room Officer '57, '58, CHAMHIAN STAFF '6O. i JACQUE THOMAS WELLS Jacque Individualism is the death of indi- vidualityf' Blue and Gold '60, Chess Club '59, Band '57, '58, '59, '60- Y TERRY WILLIAM WILCH mrerry., He is one of those on whom nothing is lost. Tennis Team '59, Homeroom Officer '57, Science Fair '57. CLAIRE THERESA WEAVER Claire Hail the small sweet courtesies of life, for smooth do they make the road of it. Glee Club '58, FBLA '58, '59, DCT '60, Officer '6O. JOHN MATTHEW WILKERSON III johnny The man who never made a mistake never did anything. 4-H Club '57, '58, '59, Beta Club '58, '59, '60, National Honor '59, '60, School Service Committee '59, '60, Science Club '57, '58, '59, '60g Blue and Gold '59, '60 'Ur ff fs Q. -2 ,- . 6 . 1 3, f 1 .Y .. f , 1 4,7 QW' . 1, 3 ,N , . fs 8 4, N.. ,, ' Q ., A sh 5 nys, U 3 ,.. 'T'?9 4'iv4f2 S4 .- WA.. DEANNE ZACHARY Dee Love makes all hearts gentle. FHA '571 FTA '58, '59, '60g Officer '59, '601 Beta Club '58, '59, '60g junior Civitan '60g State Science Fair '59g Of- fice Assistant '603 CHAMHIAN '60. ELIZABETH JEAN IVEY jean Time is a sandpile we run our fingers in. RICHARD KHAN LINDSEY Richard Genius is the power of lighting one's own fire. KENNETH R. MCHENRY Ken A man is always stronger while he is making a reputation than he is after it is made. 58 PATSY LOUISE YOTHER Patsy Hitch your wagon to a star. NOT PICTURED JAMES LANGDOM TOOLE James Treat your friend as if he will one clay be your enemy, and your enemy as if he will one day be your friend. DAVID EDWARD BRIDGES David Come, my friends. 'Tis not too late to seek a newer world. HAROLD NELSON DAVIS Harold He who laughs last laughs best. CANDACE AMELEA HACHAT Candy She has a thousand charms to captivate the heart. ROGER AXELSON ..ROger,, Oh, what may man within him hide though angel on the outward side. 1 JOHN C. McARDLE John Do not mention the possibilities of de- feat, they do not exist. HUBERT LEON MORGAN Leon Variety is the very spice of life that gives it all its flavor. ' L z ...ff 91 in sad' if JL, 1, -- I! - 12 'f lg ii 26' I 4.0 1. Joyce Grantham 2. Peggy Maloy 3. Ronnie Morris 4. Beverly Parker 5, jimmy Henderson 6. james Beck '. Priscilla Vifilhoit 8. Mary Alice Chesnut U Nell Pope 10, Shirley Dane 11. Carol Boles 12. Martha Cantrell 15. jane Osten 14. Kathy Owens 15. Mike jackson U' . A jill Boydston joe Pennington Lane Trussell jimmy Robinson Kathy Vosburgh Linda jones jerry Reid Barbara Kelley Bob Marshall Linda Sorrells Brenda Taylor Steve Boswell Melanie Sandlin Kenny Lloyd Dixon Hulsey J -off ,qu fa-fl at it ka l iw: 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 Q -.-31 Lucy Stonecypher Linda Miller Terry McNeal Diane Farrell Barbara Payne Ra 'mond Beacham Roger Axelson Frank Fulford Bobbie Partin Billy W'right john Ulmer ,ludy Quinn Larry Gilbert Ray Spence Virginia Cook 4 3 W6 - f-NYE - lbw is . -FFQLP Z4 'I-rl DeAnne Zachary Dan Erickson David Upshaw Gale Drennan Richard Haitley Margie Dispain Dianne Bentley Carol Reed Nancy Goman 59 it .an-l Y' 'qw Paws 5? I ir. A Elaine Osborne Leslie Parker ' Linda Richardson Pat Wfare Nancy Beazley Ronald Jones Cindy King janet Setser Terry Wfelch Pat Crews Benny Eison Carol Cushing Linda Parker Helen and Ann Killian Becky Yawn Lamar Mitchell Sandi Shelton Tommy Mcjunkin Karen Millard Pat Hicks Lou Casey Brenda Gault Ginny Davis Rusty Stevens 'lodi Tyler Ann Norman Earl Roberts Clifford Cheney i. 1. .Mxw 3' fm , gi 'T 1' I ' , V. it I v,.' 9 , 33 5 J joan Parker Linda Leslie Kay Stevens Linda Morris Gail Powell 'lane Munday Barbara Russell Lynn Brown Carolyn Loughborough Ann Little Bob Ireland Harold Long Patti Thomas Patsy Sexton 'lerry Morrison gilfh E3 La V iy' 6 Q if a 5. . II SE 41 tru' M3 at , 1,2 mfr 3.5 . i.v'Bb3'i ,'t3v Z 55 ii if Wi- 1. 39 C nm! 16. 17. 18. 19. 20, 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 2', 28. 29. 30. 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Take the meat of studies, the vegetables of sports, the sweets of social activities, a cup of laughter and a pinch of tears, sprinkle with the salt of wisdom and the pepper of wit, stir gently, and you have-a junior. The ingredients that made up our memories of this next-to-last year were many and varied. Honor clubs were important this year- we crossed our fingers and hoped that we'd receive an invitation to join the Key Club, or perhaps the National Honor Society, we gave the Seniors the best Prom ever and had a ball doing itg we took on more advanced subjects, tackled them and tamed them to our satisfaction, and we knew that, though the Seniors and underclassmen thought that they were the most happy fellas, we were really the most fortunate of all. Now, as we stood on the threshold of our last year and got a glimpse of things yet to come, we realized that the trouble and pleasure, laughter and tears, disappointment and ex- citement that filled our junior year had shown us that-memories were indeed made of this. lguwx 5 'L'-4 . 'Yugi' S President JOHN CASPER Vice-President RAYMOND COBB Secretary DALE CULLEN Treasurer KATHY ALLEN Parliamentarian LINDA WALKER Sponsors MRS. BURNETT MRS. CHANCE Allen, Angie Allen, Cathy Anderson, Pierce Anderson, Ralph Baker, Kay Barber, Barger, Barnes, Barnes 7 Barron, Mike Garth Carter Jerry Georganna Beatty, Mike Beck, Jane Bevers, Terry Blalock, Eulas Boggs, Rusty Bottoms, Hugh Bowen, Lucy Bradley, Viginia Brooks, Butch Brown, jerry Ann Brown, Mack Brown, Ronnie Browning, Thomas Burnett, Bill Burrell, Brenda Cantrell, Elaine Carson, jimmy Casper, john Chandler, Gorclen Chase, jim Clay, Walter Cobb, Raymond Coggins, Phillip Collins, James Copeland, Betty 4,4 '61 ,ns Cox, Ginger Crosby, Marshall Crowley, Carol Cullen, Dale Denny, Mike Digh, jimmy Dinkler, Deryl Dockray, Karen DuBose, Cecile Dutton, Irvin Edwards, Pharr Etheridge, Grace Ficken, Emily Fink, Danny Fraiser, jimmy Gantt, Sarah Garrett, Grace Gibbs, Gordon Glaze, Ralph Going, Leon ...M 'F Q If g r As . 3 if .ze , z' FJ 1 r - ,Qu 4 .gg vi, .12 ,W 5 if , ii if i f 1 ' f 5 ue Q21 A 'gl , fiwi? iw 1 i ,Q 4 , , , r W , , J, W ? -sz 1... 1 4 Jw ff 'r ? .eq fi? fy, af, Q, M If IVJJY FM ' ,2 '4, J J W .f J 5' wwf 14 .va-gy' . V f M ' WW Mfg' m il ff , .,.. V W ww' W, W x V ai 5? mf ,XA MMA ML 4 'Z . ,aw ,,.. gg Q Q L W' fi ,,, .1 1 ,iF 'X 4. fywl Q . . ' f 5 J ,vm W ix f rf- '1 4EG9 ,.v N Fiuetfk f - N f QSNQEKQBWAQ 1,2 ff-H 'L iff 1 ' W' .V is fisiix Vw V 2 , 5 4 4136 QE ffff. W Y' ,NM 929311 L Jylre' L N an -.1-'1,, ai'-5 , ganoiher'finS9f'Q J , :F f .Q Bw! AU Amzmd Pnllig 41 -Mm! flmzdwfm Shirley Holcomb -Vlllllllll' Partun Cathy Allen--Chester XX'om.1Ck iid Le M011 Dependable N011 Tvlfwlffd Phoebe Van Dyke-Paul Stevens Jllflly KiUHHfd'eW-l5'HC Jones l M051 l111ellef1u.1l Nw! 01-ikgnml Dale Cullenfjohn Casper Alice Mcliroom NOT PICTTQRED: Alai! Lfeefj In Sllffecd Lucy Bowen Raymond Cobb Cum rf Cathy Pounds Steve Groth Alou' Po,hul,n Terry Reed Bell Drained Phil Phillips NOT PICTKRED A1011 0zi,Qir1.zl Bognn Renfroc Mull Aflvfrm' Rick Hudson Brenda Burel l Ben! Pal-OIIJIIYL Margaret King Steve XY'rigl1t S . . . memories, memories . . . We filled the third drawer of our memory-file to overflowing this year. After our wild and wooly freshman year, we thought we'd done just about everything that an, underclassman could do. But with the onslaught of new subjects, teachers, and respon- sibilities came more and more exciting, fun-filled opportunities for us. We could be chosen for membership in Beta this year, if we studied hard and washed behind our ears every night, and some of the luckier girls were asked by juniors or Seniors to spend an enchanted evening at the Prom. We were really into the swing of things at Chamblee now, and we were sure that no one, not even the Seniors, had more school spirit, cuter boys, nicer teachers, or more pep,and fun than the Sophomores. So as each of us took il deep breath and got ready to step through the gateway to junior-land, we were certain that other memories we added to our collection during our sophomore year would always shine and sparkle with a special radiance in tour jewel-box of Time. -U X -K President TERRY PETTUS Vice-President MARY BAYLEY Secretary PAT VOSBURGH Treasurer JANIS WILLIAMS Parliamentarian CHARLOTTE PELLAM Sponsors MISS COLQUITT MRS. DAVIS Acker, Terry Arnette, Ronny Arnold, Gail Bagley, Larry Bagwell, Jerry Bayley, Mary Beazley, Arthur Bernstein, Mike Billingsley, Betty Blair, Cliff Borom, Marjory Borom, Mary Bourn, Sharli Bramlette, jane Brooks, Ray Bryant, Bonita Burch, Gail Burrell, johnny Burgett, Hank Burt, Larry mtfgfby asfsf Qi, sim? Cain, Marcia Chesser, Brenda Cobb, Ronald Cobb, Lynn Coffee, jerry Colucci, Loretta Copeland, Alvin Corley, Don Corwell, jim Cowan, Douglas Cowan, Rayford Crowley, John Crymes, Sharon Dariecott, Ronald Davis, Frank Davis, Gene DeLong, Sharon Dempsey, Mike Dispain, Linda Dobbs, Billie Donaldson, Doris Dorrell, Butch DuBose, Ella Edison, Harold Ensley, Martha Erickson, Dale Farnum, Scudder Farris, joan Fulgham, Sue Fuller, Janet Forrester, johnny Fountain, Ernest Galloway, Yvonne Gay, Star Gentry, Allen Gilbert, Kelly Hagins, Dick Hardy, Buck Hawkins, Julia Haynes, Brenda Hendricks, Carter Hetherington, Gary Hightower, Earl Howard, Barbara Hudson, LaDonna Hughey, C. Hunter, Harold Hutchinson, Joy Hutto, Tony jones, Courtney Jones, jonsey jones, Tom Keen, jim Keener, Jon Kellem, James Kendall, Earl Kerr, Jean Kingry, Phillip Langston, Clarence Law, Bill Leonard, Buddy Little, Barbara Lively, Gail Long, Ann Long, Butch Longshore, Gloria Lumpkin, Mary Ahce Lundy, Cheryl Manning, Kenneth Martin, Ann Martin, Pat Martin, Wyman McGee, Loretta McHenry, Tom Mcjunkin, Brenda Mcjunkin, Linda McLarty, janet Miles, Chris Miller, Cheryl Miller, Helen Miller, Sally Mitchell, K. Mitchell, Velma Moore, Tommy Moreni, Babs af '62 Morgan, Major Mulligan, Danny Nelson, Byron Norman, Susan O'Brien, Mary Oden, Linda Gran, Claudia Pelham, Charlotte Pierce, Jean Pettus, Terry Pittman, Buddy Pittman, Janice Poshek, Diana Pounds, Bob Pounds, Vicki Price, Judy Price, Sharon Pritchett, Carol Proffitt, Charles Proffitt, William Roper, Mack Ross, Benny Saxon, Gene Sexton, Douglas Shead, Pete Sheets, Linda Sills, Tony Smith, Jimmy Spires, Ann Spruill, Kathleen Starling, Wayne Steinman, Linda Stevens, Genie Stevens, Doris Stone, johnny rx Q Tate Billy Thompson Paul Vosburgh Pat Wallace Ronnie Waldrup Gayle Walkup Mary Waybright Claudia Webb, Betty Wells, Larry Wells, Pat Wiley, jerry Wiley, Randy Williams, Janis Williams, Judy Wilson, Ben Wilson, Becky Wilson, Billy Wolfe, Nancy Young, Ann Savage, Truman 45? ff'-.W ' ?gk.-.Am ' x' Aw N, J-,5,J,Q,' fff l L l V c kv X . 3-. Dm' W-ws .-., 5 1 L, A --X , . F ul . X , . ,, M' gn xA .1 , V If ,A Q A 3 f 5 i iaaigbfv 3 1 ' A X -.V 'g M6 fir. 'Fw M: . A 7 ' . V ' 2' QZKQ4, -ld ff 4' F '45, wa- 34141 40' - IW J 9 , , v. I I H... .141 . , , Q. , Ah 1. 4 1 I ' .w- .- ' :ft MH A - fy A 'V fa' ' 2: , , '7 f 4. .W -' , f.ff,',J ,Ai, W , 4 P3 i . . . remember when . . Remember when we were subfreshmen, and thought that nobody could have more fun in high school than we had? Well, we thought wrong. Now we know that freshmen are the really lucky ones! Oh, we had more work to do this yearg teachers always give us older kids more responsibility. But we also had more fun than ever before. There were more clubs to join, more activities to participate in, more new friends to make Qwe even dared to shout Hi! to the Seniors, nowj, and if we did something espe- cially outstanding Qlike walking into the Fox Theater barefooted, or having a date with that good-looking Varsity football playerj we even made the gossip column of the Blue and Gold! No mere subfreshmen could say that! But now, as we prepare to take our third step toward that shining diploma, we know that while. we're slaving over some extremely advanced and difficult sophomore subject, we can always turn our frowns into smiles if we just remember when. Wagga! Z1 Na,-in 'Wm 'ss' Y ww MW' ' Y 47. f President AVIS WRIGHT Vice-President JACK HYDE Secretary JUANITA SWIFT Treasurer JANE BAYLEY Parliamentarian BILLY BARROW Sponsors MRS. VANDIVER MR. GARNER ,O Adams, Brenda Arnold, Steve Austin, Ann Bagwell, Wanda Barnes, Suzanne Barrow, Billy fBayley, jane Bean, Stanley Beck, Hershell Bentley, Kay Bishop, Carolyn Bond, Kenneth Bourn, Lynn Boyd, jerry Broderson, Kathleen Brooks, Annette Brown, Carolyn Brown, David Budd, Emory Burch, Gary Burgess, Dianne Burnett, Paul Cape, Audrey Cargal, David Castleberry, Beverly Chandler, Robert Clay, Lewell Clement, Ronnie Collins, Cheryl Cox, Linda Craddock, Bobby Craven, Robert Crisp, Lois Crout, Nora Crymes, Douglas 3 5-1 af '62 Cuba, Ann Daniel, Clinton Denny, Nancy Dickey, Jerry Doty. Diane Dunagan, jucly Edwards, Tommy Elder, Ben Epps, Wfayne Ficlcen, Tina Foote, Marietta Foster, Martha Freudenstein. Paul Fulford, Paul Funderburlc, Blair Garbutt, Al Garmon. jerry Garrett. Patsy Glover, Danny Gray, james Greene, Karen Grunnah, Bob Guthman, Kathy Head, Gary Hicken, Ferney Howington, jimmy Hughey, Marybelle Humphies, Hampton Hutcheson, Judy Hyde, jack Ivy, Larry jackson, jimmy Jarrett, Don jenkins, Linda jones, Sharon jones Shirley Kenyon Tommy King Beth Klemsteuber Fred Kreuter Jane Iilmbert Ruby Landrum, Ted Leary, Sharon Lipscomb, David Lott, john Loudermilk, Gail Loyd, Lamar Luna, Angie Lynn, Louise McDearis, Pat McKinnon, Ann McMains, jim Moody, Danny Morris, jerry Nash, Tom Newberry, Clyde Orr, Ronnie Osten, Betty Parker, Billy Paschal, Virginia Pc-lfrey, Marvin Petty, Larry Phillips, Rozella Pritchett, Ken Psaila, Warren Ragan. Donald Ray, jerry Reed, jerry Reid, Ernie Riser, Pam Roland, Roy Ross, Juanita Rowell, jimmy Rudofsky, Neal Shead, Ralph Shults, Suellen Simmons, Vicki Smith, Becky Smith, Bobby Smith, Dale Smith, Marcia Smith, Terrall Sorrells, Dennis St. Clair, Kirk Stevens, Lynn Stone, jimmy Swann, Gay Swift, Juanita Tobin, Bill Twupack, Ann Wagner, Donald Walker, Bruce Warbington, Eddie Ware, Ricky Warren, Sandra Watson, Scot Wein, Hugh Wigley, Kathaleen Williamson, Pearline Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Sandra Wolf, Bill Wright, Avis We're getting up in the world! Freshmen must eat, too! s S . . . llmrzkr for Ibe memories . . . ' Yes, thank you, Chamblee High, for the wonderful memories you've given us this first year. We'll place them with care in our Scrapbook of Time, and add to them each year as we climb the five-runged ladder to graduation. When we look down from the lofty rung labeled FRESHMEN, warm memories of our subfreshman year will come flooding back to us. Among the treasures we inherited as eighth graders were our first real football team, one that we yelled like mad for all season, lockers, with names, telephone numbers, and witty UQ sayings scrawled all over them, inside and out, clubs, organizations, and more clubs to join, the fun-and confusion!-of chang- ing classes, and years of tradition to back up a fact that we already knew-that our subfreshman year at Chamblee was-and will be-one of the happiest memories we'll ever have. Again we say it-thanks, Chamblee, for the memories. 'rw' X X. X say yr' President ALAN BROOKS Vice-President STEVE BOONE Treasurer CHARLOTTE HAMM Secretary JANET BAKER Parliamentarian BILLY CREECH Sponsors MR, STULL MRS. JACKSON ,fu Aldridge, johnny Allen, Brena Anderson, Dudley Arnette, jimmy Artley, Becky Ashe, Dickie Austin, Micheal Babb, Lamar Bailey, Eddie Baker, janet Barber, Phyllis Beck, Sara Behrens, Walter Bishop, Bill Boone, Steve Boydston, Judy Bowers, Arlene Brisbin, Patty Brooks, Allan Brown, Ellen Budd, Susan Burgett, jimmy Camp, Judy Camp, Marvin Carden, Lynn Carlsen, jackie Casey, Orene Chapman, Dorothy Chapman, Richard Chadwick, jack Chatham, jane Cheatham, Dick Christy, Martha Clay, Richard Cohen, Gilbert Cohen, Teddy Crammer, Richard Crandell, Susan Creech, Billy Crunk, Polli Cunningham, jane Curtis, Gail Davis, Linda Davis, jo Ann Davis, Carol Davis, Bobby Denson, -I. B. Densmore, Douglas Dempsey, jimmy Dempsey, jane Dorrell, Robert Donaldson, Fletcher Dodd, Martha Dobbs, Sandra Drumwright, Sharon 11 Dunagan, Barbara Du Vall, Lamar Eberhart, Flora Edwards, Howard Engles, Karen Ewin, Al Farmer, Sandra Federer, Bonnie Finley, Leonard Finley, Michael Fleming, Rebecca Flowers, April Ford, Kenneth Ford, joe Fowler, Jacky Freeman, Larry Fulgham, jimmy Garmon, Sue Glaze, Martha Godfrey, Audrey Goslin, Susan Goss, Fred Gower, Howell Grace, Sherry Gray, jane Green, Sandra Greenlee, Carol Hachat, Cheryl Dean Haggard, Patty Hamm, Charlotte Harrison, Lee Head, Sandra Heath, Linda Henderson, Don Hightower, Robert Hogue, janet Hudson, Barbara Huffman, Carolyn Huges, Thomas Hulick, jacqueline jackson, Cheryl jamgochian, john jenkins, Chris jenkins, Tommy johnson, Lawanda jones, jacky jones, Larry jordon, john junot, Phillip Kelly, Cheryl af '64 Kniper, Sue Lawson, Roger Leonard, Wayne Lipscomb, john Little, Calvin Little, Charles Lowery, Robbie Lumpkin, Kenneth Lynn, Carol Malone, Mike Manning, Barbara Manning, Becky Manning, Kenneth Martin, Mike McCullough, Walte McCurdy, Margaret Moore, Sue Ann Morgan, Connie Morris, jimmy Moss, Kenneth I Mulligan, Shelia Nash, Robert Newman, Christine Noe, Cheryl Noggle, Patricia Ogden, Dennis Paris, Ronald Parker, Linda Paschal, Donny Pearce, Bobby Peebles, Patsy Peelman, Nancy Pelfrey, jimmy Perreault, Doug Philips, Jerry Rambo, William Reich, Danny Renfroe, Linda Riddell, Fred Robinson, Frank Robinson , Robinson, Robinson Rubadou, Gil Jane Ricky Frank Sauck, Bambi Savage, Wayne Scarbrough, Keith Scudder, jane Setser, Martha Shippy, Hollice Smith, David Smith, Jack Smith, Richard Speath, Susan Spruill, Kenneth Standiford, Steven Stover, Sherry Suit, Sharon Swancy, james Swilling, Beth Taylor, Tommy Taylor, john Terrell, joan Titus, Richard Tobin. Judy Toney, Barbara Toubman, Karl Trammell, John Turner, Claudia Tyree, Linda Not Pictured Bennette Donald phillips, Jackie Fam Sonny Salter, Bobby McClain james Smmesy Vinson Morris Harold Todd, Larry pun., it Waddell, Larry Walker, Angela Warnes, james Welborn, Patsy Whiten, Lynn Whitfield, Dianne Wilbert, Rusty Wilhoit, Carroll Williams, Mary Anne Wright, Emily Wycoff, james Gercken, Kathleen Long, Vernon Jennings, jerry Ragan, Donald R4 Bef! All Around Martha Dodd-Steve Boone J , Bef! Perfozzzzlzly Jane Dempsey-Phillip Junot 5 K 1 f 1 I 1 1 w tt 1 e 2 P BU! Drefffd Jackie Carlson-Al Erwin NOT PICTURED: .Marr fllbfflir' Ann Toney joe Ford Q lI0 ., ji., 40' it M1111 Drpc'1m',1blg P7'c'llj6.fl-A10,ff Htl7ld,f0I7l5 Sue Knifer--r-jimmy Dempsey Bambi Sauck-J. B, DCHSOH Curt rl Martha Christysjnn Arnett rum! Ol'l.QlIl.Il Susan Budd -Ernest Nash AIM! Likely lu Szwfecd Emily XY'right--Don Bennett 7 Aim! Popufar Judy Campiliilly Creech PY Snr M051 Iurellfczzml Phyllis Barbays-Alan Brooks NOT PICTKRED Aim! Txlwzlfd Beth Swilling Rohie Lowry When we walk down the long corridor of memory, we find in the newer section one door that is slightly ajar. Many sounds float out into the hall-voices, laughter, the sharp rap of a gavel. We enter, and see before us a room filled with bustling activity-club meetings here, there, yoncferg organizational councils huddled in the middle of the floor. These, we realize with a start, are the activities we participated in during high school. Look-over there the Key Club is discussing a projectl for the coming yearn That large, large group must be junior Civitan-they're voting on some issue or other. There's the National Honor Society, sorting the new for the library, and those girls with the plates of tempting goodies must be from F.H.A. That's the Beta Club over in the corner, planning the Miss CHS Contestg and the Pep Club members are going over some new cheers. That peculiar smell seems to be com- ing from that portable lab in the back of the room-looks like the Science Club is brewing up something to destroy the world. Almost every club and organizationis represented here, the Red Cross, the F.T.A., the Projector Club, the F.B.L.A., the Dramatic Club, Quill and Scroll. As we listen and look around this bee-hive of activity, and see happy people doing the things we used to do, we know that we'll never forget the extracurricular activities of Chamblee High. l I MEX i V 'hat Yr! ff 'K . 5? CINDY KING Editor-in-Chief P Ox aa- Q Deadlines! Deadlines! Meet the deadlines! These words represent just a part of what the CHAM- HIAN STAFF has had to go through this year. The staff spent many long, hard, and often amusing hours to present to the student body their long dreamed-of goal-the 1960 CHAMHIAN. We only Zope that you will have as many hours of enjoyment going through its pages as we haxe had in pro ucing it FIRST ROW Carole Cushing judy Broun Barbara Matthews Marie Remillet Cindy King Priscilla Wilhoit Helen Killian Ann Killian Ginny Davis Pat Hicks SECOND ROW jane Munday Linda Leslie Kay Stevens Bobbie Partm Nancx Gorman Patsy Sexton Nancy Beazley Kathy Vosburgh Sandi Shelton jane Garbutt THIRD ROW Bob Marshall Vicki Wall Lee Allgood Wally Shows Roger Crovs Harold Long Lou Casey Mrs Long ' r . A u v 1 - 1 v ' a 1 - - s v a - . v a y v v - - ' . . V w y 1 s v y - - But I thmk that vue should clo xt thls xx ay Joe Greetmgs from the back room We es en sold annuals durmg lunch Benold Madame Edxtor hard at work Zaemwl Staff CLIFFORD CI-IENEY Editor-in-Chief MRS. EMILY GREGORY MRS. KATHRYN DAVIS Sponsors The BLUE AND GOLD staff works all year long to grve us what we Consrder to be the greatest hrgh school newspaper ever Under the frne clnrectron of Mrs Gregory and Mrs Dans the staff pro duces nme rnterestrng and mformatrve edrtxons of the BLUE AND GOLD each year ,vu ,-7 Lunar- FIRST ROW Barbara jones Lmda Sorrells Mary Charles Greene Martha Cantrell Clrfford Cheney Earl Roberts Vrctor Heath Connxe Boggs Prrscrlla Demmg Prrscrlla Hlghtower SECOND ROW Barbara Russell Patt1W1lson Ann Norman Laurxe Sayward Terry McNeal Kay Harrrs jrmmy Ann Langdon Melame Sandlrn Pat Anclren Mrs Gregory THIRD ROXW Mrs Davxs john Kasper Page Fulgham Frank Fulford Barbara Gavron Sally Spurlm Elane Cantrell jrll Boyclston Suz anne Humphrres Jams Wnllrams FOURTH ROW Ray Spence Wayne jones Ronald jones Jacque Wells Johnny Wll kerson Rusty Boggs W ,,,s, I ' f I MJ f Q rr e X I 'Q ,li t I V M ,,s Q I' 3 an I I es, Q ' I I know you can type thirteen words a minute. but that just isn't enoughll! The only way to stay sane nmund thc Blue and Gold room is to Grin and Bear It. Beetles and batsi Blood so coldff lm the Editor of the BLUE AND GOLDTY' Think. Think. Think! Vfho can be the Shadow'5 victim his monthfff PAGE FULGHAM President LOU CASEY Vice-President ANN KILLIAN Secretary' .RAY SPENCE Treasurer TOMMY WHITEN Sergeant-at-Arms This year the Student Council, under the guidance of Miss Jessie Garrett and the leadership of Page Fulgham has strixen to render serx ice to the faculty and students of Chamblee High School and to establish a better student faculty relationship This year the Student Council also renewed its projects of giving a clean up award and an attend ance plaque to the most deserying rooms Many other worthwhile projects haue been undertaken to help the school and the student body FIRST ROW' Carole Cushing Mary Lou Bayley Ray Spence Lou Casey Page Fulgham Ann Killian Tommy Whitten Suellen Shults Pat Hicks Julia Hawkins SECOND ROW' Marie Remillet Cheryl Luddy Elaine Oxford Ellen Brown Laurie Say ward Kay Harris Janis w,lil18mS Prissy Wilhoit Loretta Garrett Nancy Beasley Miss Garrett THIRD ROW jerry Coffee jack Hyde Steye Langford Randi Iwerson Bambi Sauck Bill Burnett Paul Fulford Sandra Nlewman Dale Cullen Charlie Clement Taz Bramlette jeff Lockett 1 . , , , , l 5595' at , y ,,,t V J,:K ,r x ' 1 3 - s 7 7 7 - , . T I . , . - , , ' a 1 1 3 1 7 ' ' 4 V , . . , . . 1 , , Www BOB MARSHALL President RONALD JONES Vice-President VICKI WALL Secretary LINDA LESLIE Treasurer MRS. TRIBBLE Sponsor The National Honor Society is the top honor club in our school. The members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. Each year 15 0 of the Senior Class and 5072 of the unior Class are chosen for membership FIRST ROW Vicki Wall Ronald jones Bob Marshall Linda Leslie SECOND ROW Mrs Trxbble Cindy King Carole Cushing Earl Roberts Lee Allgood Nancy Gorman I20 ' s 1 s - - - 1 1 1 - Zeta LEE ALLGOOD I President CAROLE CUSHING Vice-President KATHY VOSBURGH Secretary EARL ROBERTS Treasurer MR. JOHNSON MR. STULL Sponsors s -tl The Beta Club rs a Natxonal honorary organrzatron based on hrgh scholastrc ach1evement, good character and leadershrp Membershrp there1n srgnrfres that the student has been desrgnated by the hrgh school authorrtres as worthy of speclal recognrtron because of outstandmg attarnment and promrse hiv'- FIRST ROW Ray Spence Martha Cantrell Prrscrlla Demrng Pat Anclren Carole Cushmg Kathy Vosburg Lee Allgood Earl Roberts Helen Krllran Page Fulgham Ann Krllran Pat Hrcks SECOND ROW Crndy Kmg Barbara Russell Laurre Say ward Melanre Sandlrn Vrckr Wall DeAnne Zachary Barbara Fowler Clrff Cheney jane Munday Lou Casey THIRD ROW Wrllram Burnett john Casper Raymond Cobb Allan Wrlson Lucy Bowen Carol Crowley Dale Cullen Helen Kendall Carol Lay Nancy Beasley Marre Remrllet Nancy Gorman Ronald jones Tommy Whrten Bob Marshall , . l V A , , M ,,.,,W Mug, f,,,, 4 .. ,, : 1 1 , s 1 1 1 . I 1 7 y V 7 I 3 ' 2 7 - Y I ! V Y 3 3 1 , , , , . , A l2I 5644465 BARBARA RUSSELL Chalrman MISS GARRETT Sponsor ll 1 Qty l W rl 'Q :all K. The School Scrute Commrttcc lb 1 branth ot thc Student C,Ol.1l1Cll The membershrp IS made uy ol students who must be approycd by the faculty and the Student Councll Thrs year the Sthool Serucc Commrttee rendered many seryrces to the school Among, thelr many worthwhlle projects was the sponsormg ot a Bundle Day to collect clothes for the underprlylleged chll dren of the southern mountam reglon 'V T FIRST ROW Marcl Palma, Barbara Russell Candy Kmg Lucy Bowen SECOND ROW Sharh Bourn lean Kerr Ronald Cobb Earl Roberts Stewe Wrxght, Lee Allgood U I 'I X .A . . ,,,, f- nh l. , .5 0 ' 'z ffqf., ,, y A 4, ' at E gg ' Q . me I h Q .17 l ' f tw 17' W1 ' I , al I 1 E . QI, H I . 7 ' .. '-Q - A A R 'Q . - ' ' -y ' ' V 1 1' , ' f Y -' 1 , y ' v .4 -1 - -' . ' 'N -. E, M E K, 1 AL, ,f, f Q O ca!! LAURIE SA Y WARD President RUSTY BOGGS Vice-President LOU CASEY CHAMHIAN Secretary-Treasurer MELANIE SANDLIN BLUE AND GOLD Secretary-Treasurer Quill and Scroll is a national honorary organization for high school students who have shown out standing achievement in the field of journalism. The members of the Chamblee chapter of Quill and Scroll are chosen from our two literary publications, the CHAMHIAN and the BLUE AND GOLD FIRST ROW Terry McNeal Ray Spence john McArdle Clifford Cheney Wayne Jones Victor Heath Patti Wilson Beverly Parker Cindy King Kathy Vosburgh SECOND ROW Ann Norman Melanie Sandlrn Lou Casey Mrs Gregory Mrs Long Connie Boggs Bob Marshall johnny Wilkerson THIRD ROW Linda Sorrells DeAnne Zachary jimmy Ann Lang don Sally Spurlin Priscilla Deming Mary Charles Greene Laurie Sayward jill Boydston Barbara Gawron Frank Fulford - Y y f v v , Y , - - , , , - . y , - - , 1 v , y . , s , s y , - Z' so , f. C' ' ll' 'S X , 9 Q ,A r r l-' X., -V X , Ann Killian Earl Roberts Helen Killian Harold Long if iff' 3 y N edazeeead FRANK FULFORD CINDY KING LEE ALLGOOD CONNIE BOGGS Negatlve Team WILLIAM BURNETT BOB MARSHALL Affrrmatne Team MR MOSLEY Sponsor Chamblees Debate Club IS an orgamzatlon made up of students who are mterested m publlc speak mg and m learnmg how to better express themselses The club under the fme d1rect1on of Mr Mosley IS a wonderful help to students who haxe d1ff1culty m speakmg before a group of people Our Debate Team had a wonderful season th1s year They trax eled far and wrde and represented our school magn1f1cently Wlth only a few m1nutes to prepare a speech they all showed therr abrlxty to plan a well orgamzed report th1nk clearly and draw conclusxons qu1ckly FIRST ROW Frank Fulford, Cmdv Kung Mr Mosley, Bob Marshall, Wxlllam Burnett Not pxctured Conme Boggs, Lee All good 2 5 Z l l 2 H E I 24 ' 6? liwiii R CHARLES Cl.lflNllfNT President BUDDY PETTCS Vice-President i LANE TRUSSELL Secretary RAYMOND COBB Treasurer The Key Club is another of the fine honor clubs at our school. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis In- ternational and like the parent Club it is a service organization. Membership, which is by invitation only, is offered to Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors, who are outstanding in character, leadership, and scholastic achiexement FIRST ROW Daxid Puckett Rustx ituens 'Iaz Bramlette lane Trusscll Charlie Clement Buddy Petrus Raymond Cobb erry ohn Casper joe Pennington Page I'uli,ham jimmy Partin jcrrx Cofttt lu Alliood Roger Crow IHIRD ROW' Ronald Darracott jeff Iotlcett Farl Roberts Qtexe Ciroth Paul Thompson Ierrx Pcttus Paul Stephens Rickx Hudson Reid, David Upshaw, Lou Casey. Cliff Cheney, Frank Fulford SECOND ROXXT Barry Maloney. Steve XX'right, XX'yman Martin, J ' ' , V ,.., Q ' , , ' v , 1, 4 ' A, , Q , ,Z '- I l25 6 I I O JOE PENNINGTON President DAVID UPSI-IAW Vice-President BOBBIE PARTIN Secretary LANE TRUSSELL Treasurer JERRY REID Parliamentarian Junior Civitan is a club made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This year's club had many worthy projects such as selling fruitcakes at Christmas time. Junior Civitan is a service club that helps our school and community. The club also helps to create better citizens by encouraging in students a spirit of outstanding service, understanding, and responsi- bility. FIRST ROW Jill Boydston Mary Ruth Cronan jerry Reid Bobbie Partm David Upshaw Joe Pennington Ann Killian Lane Trussell Barbara Fowler Elaine Cantrell SECOND ROW Gloria Lingshore Pat Hicks Janet Setser Barbara Matthews Sandra Holcomb Loretta Garrett Nancy Gorman Judy Brown Sandi Shelton Kay Stevens Steve Langford THIRD ROW Diane Bentley Jane Munday Beverly Parker Cheryl Lundy Cheryl Miller Ginny Davis Shirley Holcomb FOURTH ROW Harold Hyde Bob Ireland Jeff Lockett Billy Wright Barry Maloney jimmy Henderson Charles Clement Buddy Pettus Tom Lacy George Tiller Spencer Iverson Roger Crow Howard Mitchell David Puckett Priscilla Wilhoit Jane Garbutt Allan Wilson jack Keahey, Gieg Jackson, jirrimy Partin, Heleh Killian, Mary Anne Clark: Kathy Vosbuigh, Linda Richardson, Carole Reed: had ' MRS. KILLIAN MRS. SI-IEFFIELD Sponsors The office assistants are of great help to the office staff of our school. Under the excellent direc- tion of Mrs. Killian, our secretary, and Mrs. Sheffield, our office secretary, the office assistants perform many duties for the school and student body, and during the year they also acquire a lot of experience and skill in office practices. Among their many worthwhile duties are the distributing of the morning announcement sheet and the taking of telephone messages. The office assistants work very hard all year and they are a valuable asset to our school FIRST ROW Lynda Morris Juanita Greenway Patsy Stevens Carol Reed Loretta Garrett Patsy Thomas Carolyn Lough Viginia Cook Mrs Killian THIRD ROW M Palma M Palma Sharon Smith Grace Garrett Willene Calahan Prlssy High tower Cindy Lord borough, Judy Brown. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sheffield, Pat Ware, Nelle Rope, Martha Cantrell, Barbara lielly, Myra Craig Safety Zkmd MARVIN PELFRY LYNN BROWN Captains MR BROOKS Sponsor 41 -. 3 1 azz- 19 f Xl LW The Safety Patrol rs made up of a group of boys who are dedrcated to preservrng the safety of our school and students The members are on duty at all school sports events they patrol the campus and streets and ard the polrcemen 1n drrectrng traff1c In May some of the members of the Safety Patrol went on the annual school safety patrol trrp to Washrngton and New York Crty ..,-I FIRST ROW Davxd Lrpscornb Rrcky Trtus jxmmy ackson Marvrn Pelfry Brlly Parker Scudder Farmer SECOND ROW Walter McCullough johnny Taylor Denms Sorrells Jrmmy War-nes Drckxe Ashe Phrlrp junot jrrnrny Pelfry Not prctured Lynn Brown Vernon Long Tommy Edwards Allen Gentry Robert Long A 2 A fl 'N4 , : Y -5,5 - X fl Q54-K ' A ft S1-'P ,L 'Q -- sim - ll ' Q . , L X... ' 5 ' 1 .' sf . 5.- 73. 'pa ff , .. , , 5 5 . .1 ', 1 R V 1 ' , I , - 11 , 1 Q J, a - ,. Q, gp- xg an w ' 1 V. .,'d's353i - . ..---,- Khhrgg gg g. -- . . . ., - 4 ' ja . .- , . V, 1'2:::','gg:E' .. - H ' '., 4 wa .. 2 55'--la' '3- 1 - ,fxj :Qs . R pk . X I xr' ll .f 5 , s- I . I X ' - ' 1 li I V s W W- L : 5 J Y I 7 ' 1 , , , l , - 5 7 I D ! ' :Lai GINNY DAVIS President ' TOM HAGGARD Vice-President l CATHY ALLEN I Secretary-Treasurer The junior Red Cross is an organization made up of representatives from each homeroom, chosen by each homeroom teacher. Miss Bowden and Mrs. jackson are the sponsors. One of Junior Red Cross' most worthwhile projects this year was the sponsoring of a drive to help the orphans of Atlanta last Christmas. Many useful and enjoyable articles and toys were collected and taken to the Scottish Right Cathedral FIRST RONX Danne Dotx Bonie Federa Audrx G dtrcx Barbara Gaxron Ion Haggard Ginny Dans Cathy Allen Ioretra Colucci Lucy Stonecxpher Velma Nlitthell Nlarsbellt Hurhu Bill Burnett QFCOND ROXX 'Nfrs latkson Xian Charles Greene Lynn Bourn Qharli Hourn Carol Crowley Sandra XX rgencr Qanlra XX alltcr Orme Casey unio Riffe jane Nlundas Druid Puckett Dick Xexhart Nliss Bowden IHIRD ROV Iam Ristr Ion lxcemr Bill Tart Qharon Iearx f l ', . ' U . . , l , ' i, ' ' , . .' V, ', '- T v, Y . D ', - '. , ' , I v he 'z it RONALD JONES President TOMMY WHITEN Vice-President NANCY GORMAN Secretary JOHN McARDLE Treasurer MRS. BURNETT MRS. JAMES Sponsors The Science Club is composed of a lively bunch of students who have an interest in or an aptitude for science. One of the club's main projects this year was a visit to the atomic labs at Oak Ridge, and as usual the club sponsored the Annual School Science Fair FIRST ROW George Atkinson Mike Bernstein Wyman Martin John McArdle lxancy Gorman Tommy Whiten Ronald Jones Sally Spurlm Richard Hartley Jimmy Ann Langdon Dan Smith Melanle Sandlin Doug Wampole THIRD ROW' Tom Lacy Charles Harrop Jimmy Henderson Jackie Carlson Bambi Sauclc Ann Norman Phil Ross Ashley Edwards Jan Goodson Cecile Dubose Tom Haggard Susan Norman Teddy Cohen Mrs. Blll'1'lCFt,'TQH1 Nash, Revel ,Smith, Steve sniplesg SECOND Rowe cefel Billirigsley, Lana Nance, Kenneth Davis, Kenny Lleyai l30 ,-41: RICHARD HARTLEY H Y President ' HELEIN KENDALL - 'C ' Vice-President s Secretary 1 -P 7, I -' P' f,f.+ff.ff- I' ,524 K DIXIE LEE GROVES DANNY FINK Treasurer This year the Art Club was under the direction of Mrs. Helene Vfyckoff. At Christmas the club made and sold decorations and decorated the exterior of the building Many other projects were undertaken this year to further the students understanding and enjoyment of art EIRST ROW Carolyn Chapman Margie Dispain Pat Thompson Carol Billinkgslx Helen Kendall mx Vsytott Richard Martha Hamby Mrs Xwycoff Doris Stexens Jodi Txler Ginm Dans Be'-erlw Parker Linda jones Bambi Sauck Phoebe VanDylce Ann Norman Susan Norman judx Quinn Jos Hutchinson 'IHIRD ROW Gail Frost Ixancw Cape Tom Iacy Gail Powell Sandy Harrop Jimmx Henderson Bob NIcXIams Roger Axelson john Ilmer Tom Haggard -Ion Keener Ronnie Brown Barbara Gauron Elaine Cantrell Barbara Iouler A V V I , 7 P, V . . I A k . . . 7! I 5 Il E Q Hartley. Troice Hearn, Dixie Groves, Linda Sorrells. Judy Boydston, Sally Spurlin, Mary Charles Greene. SECOND RONX5 I3l I I I JOAN PARKER President V LARRY GILBERT we joe HARLAN f 'A WH- Vice-Presidents MARIE REMILLET Secretary JOANNE HALL Treasurer RONNIE COGGINS KAY HARRIS Historians JIMMY PEEPLES Parliamentarian PAT CRTWS Chaplaxn The DlXCfSlf1Cd Cooperatne TIHIHIDE students all htue jobs and leaxe school at noon to :go to work Under the excellent dxrectlon of thelr sponsor Mr Elrod the members of DCT are able to enter the xocatron of therr choxce and get xaluable experrente and trarnlng whxle they are st1ll rn h1gh school Ware FIRST ROW Franklm Greenway Karen Mlllard Lynn Brown Marre Remlllet jrmmy Peebles Kay Hams joe Harlan joan Parker Pat Crews Larry Grlbert Jo Anne Hall Ben jenkms Allene Spence H E Nelson SECOIND ROW Mr Elrod Raymond Haynes Cmdy Dodd Lrllran Mntchell Sandra Lrttle Shlrley Doye Dewey Allen Dxck Kelley Bogan Renfroe Clalre Weayer jerry Donaldson Sandra Holcomb Mac Parker THIRD ROW Cullen Shefheld jlm Moody XV1ll1am Fnelds Ronnxe Coggms Davrd South Thomas Dodd Kenneth Bleckley Don Rutledge Kenneth Proltt jerry Morrlson Bobby Dans Gerald Wfmllrs jerry Barnes FOLRTH ROW Trorce Hearn Robert Stanford . r t , ' ' , ' 7 , , V - , V -. , A , , . . . v , - N A 1 1 ...M . , . iiwa.,T,:,q K ,amass ' 3 . . v V , V V . . , Y . - y Q . 1 : , y v V . . , A 1 a y - v , - Q A - 1 1 y V . . . . . V V . y y y , y n y y , . , . . , , . u y 1 y s + - . A . , y ' . , , . , . 4-71 CHFRYL COLI VXIS Presxdent C ARL C OURSON BECKY SMITH Vlce Presldente JIM CHASI' 'Secretary Tre isurtr MR LOVFTT Sponsor The 4 H Club rs a natlonal organrzatlon for students who are mterested rn agrzculture forestry homemaklng and varlous other subjects The 4 H Club Pledge clearly states the alms of the organl zatlon I pledge My Head to clearer thxnlung My Heart to greater loyalty My Hands to larger seryrce My Health to better hung for my club my community and my country FIRST ROXX 'wir Lmctt C1rlCuursrn Izr' Chase Cheryl C Ilms Becky Srnlrh Nlartha Dodd SECOND ROXX Fulgham ,hmn x XX ml-cot! dal Q , , , 8415 ,,1v up y - 7 l V Q ' Y 1 yy . VICKI XVALI. ,ry I ,.- ,W President 1 f' as XVAYNIZ ,IONIES L V fa VlcefPrc5idCnt Laffy'-any V I If f -u s:'V3 HIZLIZN KITNDALL vf Q12-. ,. -ft' ' Secretary' -FW: 4 PAT TI XVIISON Trc'.1Surer MRS, DAVIS MRS. CQHANCIIQ MRS. BRINSON Sponsors FIRST ROXV Barbara Pune Alun Mcliroom Cathy Allen Grnfacr lurner Helen Kendall V1Ck1 XVall Patt1 Wrlson Wayne Jones Cnnny Dans Grace Ethcrxdgc Judy Broun Carol Bxllmgsly SECOND ROW DIXIE Groves IW Palma Judy Kmnard Lmdr Ieslre Ixclle Pope jodr Tylcr Lrndm Iones jennrter Max lrmmy Langdon Carol Reed Clrff Cheney Pat Hrcks Nancy Gorman Mrs Chance THIRD ROXX Pauli McCrae jmrtc M1llcr loyce Moore M Palma Merrr Manley Sandy Harrop Tom Lacy Roger Axelson John Ulmer Tom Haggard Ronnre Broun larry Garrett Moms Caudel Bllly Jones jrmmy Henderson FOURTH ROXV jerry Ann Broun Carol Crowley Loretta Grrrett Bob McMa1ns Sharon Smlth Grace Garrett Mandy Ketterson ,Ian Goodson lane Munday junror Rrffe Bexerly Parker Barbara Ioxxler jane Beck Elame Cantrell Shxrley Holcomb '. . , ,V - V V . ' ' ' ' - H. V V 1 - 1 a r 1 I- V ,V -. . V. V V ', V . , rv Y I ' . - - - y - V s , I. ' V. ' V 4 ' V V I V . . V . . D , -. , 4 , V , V V V V - R V 1 ' 'V, V - a V 1 V . . ' V V V a v 1 1 - - V Q 1 ' . . V V , V , T V . . 1. 1 , , V , V v - V V T v V V, s - , V 1 - s e - ,. M W- 1 rams:-:H These are characters from the play Fog on the Valley The one on the left IS Sara Lawson portrayed by Beverly Parker On the rlght are Sara and udxth Carson played by Vxckn Wall Thrs play was grven by members of our Drama Club mn the Fzfth Dlstnct Meet rn Coungton on january 14 1960 LEFT TO RIGHT Niary Iou Bayley Ann Tyyupack Gall Ioudermrlk Kathy Guthman jane Bayley Charlotte Pelham Lmda Oden Judy Whllxams Cheryl Nlrller julxa Hayskms Lynn Bourn jutly Hutchinson SECOND ROXX Pam Rxser Dlanne Doty Beth Kmg Ann Ausnn jane Crevytcr Bambx Qauclx Nlllte Bernstein jrmmy Viarnes jon Keener Mrs Brmson THIRD ROW Mrs Dans M Borom Lmda Heath Aprll Flowers joy Hutchlnson Sharl1Bourn Susan Ixorman v I V Y J . y V , . V V V t 1, W- ,,,,,e, ...W . ' A V ' , v 1 4 Q v '1 7 1 v A , . . 1 - 1 - s 3 y v 1 ' 1 A x 1 1 ' - i MARTHA CANTRELL President PRISCILLA HIGHTOWER Vice-President JUANITA GREENWAY Secretary WILLENE CALLAHAN Treasurer PATSY STEVENS SHARON SMITH Historians NELLE MARIE POPE Chaplain The Ifuture Business Leaders of America is the national organization for students in business educa- tion. All chapters and the national organization are supervised by advisory committees, business teach- ers, school administrators, and business and professional men and women. Our local club has had many actixities during, the year such as selling? corsazges for the Homecoming football games and selling, cards ind wrappings at Christmas time We attended workshops the FBLA national conxention and the state and local conx entions Nlarie Pope Gale Drennan Suzanne Humphries Patsy Stewens SECOIND ROW Gail Frost Angie Allen Sally Sykes Gail Povsell Brenda Taylor Joyce Grantham Pit Hicks Gloria Iongshore Peggy Robinson jane Osten THIRD ROV' Barbara Gayron Miss Wright ' Y Y L Y A Y l Y FIRST ROWVZ Sandra Little. Linda Walker. Juanita Greenway. Willene Callahan, Martha Cantrell, Priscilla Hightower, Nelle 1 ' x y 5 . 'W , , H H v Z ' y ' ' , . Q I36 BENNY EISON President 'I' JERRY DONALDSON MARVIN LYLES Vice-Presidents JACKIE NIBLETT Secretary CULLEN SHEFFIELD Treasurer DEWEY ALLEN CREIGHTON FULLER Reporters KENNETH BLECKLY Sentinel Future Farmers of America is a national organization for high school boys who are studying agricul- ture and associated subjects. Our chapter of Future Farmers of America is one of Chamblee's largest and most active clubs. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Harold Smith and Mr. A. Z. Johnson, the Future Farmers of America club has done much to improve and beautify our school and campus. Future Farmers of America encourage its members to do their best to develop a good sense of self- confidence and a strong character FIRST ROW L Brown T Hearn D Allen C Sheffield J lxiblett Donaldson Mr Johnson Mr Smith B Eison M Lyles C Fuller K Bleckley J Robinson SECOND ROW R Glare L Going L Ware H E Nelson A Copelend D Corely D Kelly M Denny D lxeyhart R Gaddy G Gibbs THIRD RONX R Anderson C Graham J McDamels S tower J Burrell H Eidson FOI RTH ROW D Dotson N Rovydowski R Chandler R Roland D Grove R NX'are T Edwards B Barrow R Orr L Iyey E Budd Garmon FIFTH ROXW L Clay H Beck C Daniel Rowell Ray L Lloyd J Howington E Warbington D Henderson J K Niitchell C Largston D Hagm B Leanord H Heather ington J Crowley D Sexton Smith., M1 Hewlett.. W. ciayf 1. Dutton,iB. Renifoe, P, Anderson, L, NCVRFDZTI, L. Bagleyi, Bf MfAudy,7R,'wi1ey, E. High- ly - V 1 ' 1 - I v ' 1 ' - A 1 ' v - 1 ' 1 - ' amor,-f - ,IANIS XVII.l,I:XMS President PAT IIICKS Vice-President ANN LONG Secretary if CRACK GARRETT Treasurer MISS ROBERTS Sponsor The Ifuture I-Iorncmxkers 0fA1nCriC1 club is made up of girls who are taking homenmking. All students interested in homenuking are urged to join this national organization which has as some of its purposes the promotion ol' ii growing .ipiwreridrion of the joys und satisfactions of homemaking, the strcssinv of the importmcc of worthy home membership, and the provision of wholesome individual I in-uw rnrru I'IRS'I ROXX Pltsx Glrrett Virginia Cook Sharon Smith brace Garrett Ann Long Pat Hicl-. jams XX,1llliiIUS Shirlex Cirol Brown line Ixreuter Cithx Gurhmm Iudx Hutchison Pas Mitchell Brenda Gaunt Carol Pritchett Barbara ones THIRD ROXX Gul Loudermilk Smdra Wilson Chirlotte Pelhan Judy Boxdston Sharon Delong Luci Stoneupher juiniti Greenxxrs Dianne Smith Guy Swan gin I rg I L ' ntion. A X . W: ix: L A , . . V. , I x . A , K , y . VS, . . . , L . I I-Iolconih, Elaine Cantrell. Diane Poshek. Velma Mitchell. SECOND ROXV: Miss Roberts, Mary Alice Chestnut, Susie Barnes. L ' , .L ' . . 1' 1 . 5 -' ' . 'iff ' , . ' , ' , J . Hmmmmmmm . . . This time should the saw zig or zag?.. There are so nany tools here that I just dont know whlch one to choose ' ARMERS 0 THE NATIONAL A' A STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION Fon sovs AGRWU'-TURF The boys rn the Future Farmers of Amenca club have the sery best equrpment wnth whlch to work ust as the students rn the laboratory are furmshed wnth modern up to date supplles so are those stu dents ln the shop The boys construct exerythmg from lamps fand very beautiful ones tooj to charrs They also learn about such thmgs as Jug saw puzzle making and electncal wnrmg Future Farmers of Amenca gn es mterested boys a chance to learn more about the purpose of classes such as shop and lt also gnes them a chance to express and further develop thelr talents ID such thmgs as woodworkmg carvrng etc 79 f H ll L I LL., ,i 'Q' 1 - J. ' 1 ' .3 DeANNE ZACHARY President LORIZTTA 'MCGEE Vice-President CONNII2 BOGGS Secretary' PAT HICKS Treasurer LUCY BOXYIIEN Parliamentarian MRS. YURK MRS. VANDIVER Sponsors The luturc Tclchers of Amernm Club 19 composed of students yy ho plm to tclch or yy ho ire mterest ed rn le1rnmg 1bout the tuchlng professxon Its arm ns to rntcrcst good students IH bccomxng telchcrs to cultnlte qullrtncs of lcrdershxp chrmcter and SCl'ltJl1f'Sl'llI7 rmong students to render scryrce to the school md thc commumty FIRST ROXV Mrs Hork Mary Borom Luty Boyyen Connxe Boggs DeAnne Zachary Pat Hrcks Loretta McGee Becky Artley Martha Dodd SFCOND ROXX Carole Cushmg Carolyn Loughborough Barbara Russell Janet Setser Prrssy Wrlhort Judy Broyx n 40 r I , , - 1 , '- ' - , f ,, , ' 2 U ' 1 'A . . I 1 ' 1 I 1 1 ' 1 X 'g f , 1 . , . 1 . 1 J ' 'g r ' ' A ' ' '. gi 'mf , Q., .f,, .,r --,,,'wy , ,, , ' ' . - 7 f 1 -v v ' Y ' . . 1 ' . . ' ' ,-' - , - O ji LARRY GA RRIETT President ,gi f ? H eg,if. JUDY QUINN aft? 'if ff Vice-President IAV Q HELIZN KIZNDALI- Secretary' NIZLLE MARIE POPE Treasurer MRS. LESTER MISS CONNOLLY Sponsors The International Club is for students wanting to learn more about different languages and countries. The club's main purpose is to help the students learn that people from lands can reach a better understanding of each other through exchange of their beliefs and ideas. 'wlir FIRST ROW Kelly Gilbert Patti Whlson Janine Mller Ginger 'lurner Ixelle Pope Larry Garrett Judy Quinn Helen Kendall Linda Blanchard Linda Sorrells Audrey Cape Ann Austin SECOND ROW Miss Connolly jimmy Smith Linda Walker Carolyn Loughborough jill Boydston jane Bramlettc jerry Ann Broun Kay Bcntly Paula lVIcCrae Sue fulgham Carol BllllI'1gSly M Borom Virki Simmons Martha Dodd Ioretta Collutr Mrs Lester IHIRD ROXX john Dregh Philip Kingry jim Keen Ronnie Broun on Keener Den Dans ju Hutchinson Nfelanre Sandlm Morris Caudle Ronnie Clement Tonamx Nash Ann Llttle Linda Nltlltr Barbara Caxron Vitki Wall cdr 'Ixler jimmy Henderson -We We - - ' , 1 - A - s 3 : 1 1 y s , , 4 . . , 1 , , . . . V - ,. . v . f ' V I y - - , y , -, 4 I -4 , ,- - H s - f 1 , dlfaafzqyul BARBARA JONES President VIRGINIA COOK Vice-President BRENDA GAULT Secretary PATSY MITCHEL Reporter SHARON SMITH Historian MRS. LOWERY Sponsor l The purposes of the Library Club are: to foster bettter library service in Chamblee High Schoolg to afford the members an opportunity to learn library routineg and to meet requirements of 5th District Student Library Assistants organization for having representatives in that body Our Library Club attended the fall District meeting Cathy Pounds C 1 Huey Peggy Maloy Mrs Lowery SECOND ROW Suzanne Humphries Georgianna Barrow jane Beck jerry Ann Brown Sharon Smith Karen Greene Betty Webb Louise Watts Sandra Wagner FIRST ROW: Penny Tankersly, Lucy Stonecypher, Virginia Cook, Brenda Gault, Patsy Mitchel, Barbara Jones, Richard Hartly, l42 F54 dead ROC Q lf R CROW' President GRACE IZTHERIDGIZ Vice-President 'll,'ANlTA ROSS Secretary'-Treasurer 'SI The Pep Club IS a relmxely new club at Chamblee l1l.XlflcQ been IH exlstence for only tvso years The Pep Club attends all the football and baslxetbtll games and many other sports exents Its mem bers enthuslastlcally cheer the team on to uctory md lend a great deal of sp1r1t to the atmosphere They cooperate mth the cheerleaders IH announcnng the games ind promotlng school sp1r1t at the games Th1s year the Pep Club members had yery colorful blue and vshxte unxforms vxhxch made them 1 colorful adclltlon to the crovyd WMWW ST ROXX Ella DuBost Ilntll Parl-ter Car l B ll n sly mnna oss ogcr row Grace t f. elge Bxrbara Lltt c andl Bagwell Nllss Colon rr NFCOXD ROV I s XX tts Nlar Boron Pan Rxscr jon Keener nan lerrxs Ixaren Greene Nancy W lsmn Ann Cuba , lf ,V L y ,, 4, Z.. 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A ' 3' ,. 7 1 A V! .' . .null a ' 1 x 1 w 1 ' MA 4 us ' 1 1 ,U x -qw w .. . 5 h , ,- ,-..4-' LORETTA MCGHEE LINDA ODEN BETH VVALKUP Tnme marches on And so d1d our major ettes Clad rn fur trlmmed unlforms and spotless whlte boots they marched and twnrled the1r way through the long and glornous football season Even 1n the coldest most miserable weather lrnaglne able they were always smrlmg as they went through thelr clever routmes wlth the greatest of ease Thexr shows were an rmportant part of our foot ball games and they always gave therr best S three cheers for our wonderful majorettes' y JHW-v-www ' QW' Zcuwl the drums go bang the cymbals clang and the Band IS off mto an other of :ts famous routmes Our Band nexer fuled to cheer us wlth thexr rollxck mg marches and lxxely routmes All through the long football season they were an msplratxon to all of Chamblees loyal supporters and the concert and dance bands Contmued the tradxtlon throughout the rest of the ye1r So hurrah for the Band they nes er let us down' MR FIELDING Band Dlrector OFFICERS COL R'I Jacque Wells, Carol Courson Jeanette Grzffxth, Mr Fneldmg Ronme Coggms, Ralph Lawson, Bob Marshall I Y- v . . . 1 , ,, . . , Y . . . . 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' 1 TRUMPET SECTION Whenever we unlock our vault of Time and look on the shelf marked Memories of CHS, we will see, among the other souvenirs, a large golden At this sight a tidal wave of memory.will sweep over us, and once again we will see the football stands, jam-packed with excited fans who cheer madly as two teams battle fiercely on a cleat-marked fieldg we will feel the breathless suspense that accompanied the fast and furious basketball gamesg we will grip the edges of our chairs with tense- fingers as two wrestlers struggle together in taut silenceg we will shade our eyes and cheer as it cleanly hit baseball soars into the sun, and the batter slides into home plate in a cloud of dustg we will shake our heads in awe and marvel at the strength and endurance of the boys who run cross country, throw the discus, leap the hurdles. We will remem- ber the many, many awards won by the various teams over the years, but we will also know that whether they won or lost, all our teams were truly champions. Ho 7 f FIRST ROW-Bob Mchfins, jim Chase, Allan Wilson, jerry Reid, Barry Maloney, Buddy Pettus, Charlie Clement, Lane Trussell, Howard Mitchell, SECOND ROWfGreg Jackson, Lee Allgood, Butch Brooks, john Garmon, David ljpshaw, Dennis Suit, jack Keuhcy, Terry Pettus. john Casper, THIRD ROW-Coach Goff, Eulas Blalock, Chester XY'omack, Dale Erickson, Doug Cowan, jimmy Digh, Courtney Edwards, Paul Thompson, Steve Langford, FOURTH ROXW--Raymond Cobb, jimmy Partin, Billy Wriglit, juinor Rife, Ricky Hudson, David Niirrie, David Puckett, Bob Ireland. de Wcwadzfq 1957-60 'W W4 'K' 'sr- 1- Q L. ,i ' 'rf 'K ,J UZ - 19, ., ., , . 11--,,Xf. . ww, -.-Mk Ig Ana? ,545 -' -'fwv , pw... ,- f '57 . F ',g.fw ..-.....L W .'g3Sf 3 . dv. - f' ,' , V A. , .F ,Wm H A nf, b . V-gw . 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Sue Il1Igh.1mr, li1mLi.1 Iiurdl. K.1tl1y Vmburgh. 'Zac f aa. ti , f COA! H XIAXACJR My Nm f. .liL..fl Cwnnx- Iiwggx 32455 151 . X A ' X 1 C ,fa TV-N aQH6s r' 1 ii -if V 'Q Q A Um f I 5 I H A I QF' I E Sv N' cf 77 ?f7 I 7 'S Q' - ,Q Xi vi' . 4, s X f Q , X 157 4X Xe SHOT PUT Chester Womack Uuniorj LOW HURDLES Lane Trussell fSeniorJ if '94 2 f f --Q., 1 'Q T 'E Qgv' gh HIGH JUMP Earl Roberts fSeniorj DISCUS Steve Langford 1 Seniorj HIGH HURDLES Ricky Hudson Uuniorj l , n 7 J . , .-..,..,.--Quan-n.--W -wth' v.. , N, k N 'M , , f s,.l..0 X- ,av 'ia' fy M , ..-1- , , ar f h . , f .Q if .pf FIRST ROW'-Kenny Bond, Tom Nash, Larry Burt, Ernie Rcitl. Scot SECOND ROW'-Ronnie Arncttc, Kenn r Llovd Tom Luc' Hugh Wcin Vfatson, Gary Burch, jackie Hycle, Danny Glover, Charles Hnrrop immx Chlsc Paul Fulforcl Steve Boswell STANDINC 3 1, 5, t .J 1' . ' , .'. rf- Lcwis House, Curtis Brown, Hugh Bottoms. XY'nlly Shows, Jim Hmvington. George Atkinson, Paul Thompson, Tommy Wfhiten, john Casper. jack Kcalcy, Chester XYl0INL1Cl'i. 0 COACH XY'ill hc. or won't hc? Mr. Tony P.1lm.1 W. lf' 1 . al- s X C fu x D 1 XX'lmt should I do now! 'CZ 'ua aww. PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES FIRST ROW Mack Roper Bill Burnett jimmy Smith Paul Stephens Rusty Stesens Bob Ireland Joe Pennington SECOND ROW Hugh Wein jimmy Partin Ben Wilson Leslie Parker Buddy Pettus Spencer Ixerson Vfally Shows THIRD ROW Randy Miller Rusty Boggs jimmy Collms Paul Burnett Blair Funderburk Walter Clay Stanley Bean Irxing Dutton FOURTH ROW jerry Boyd Mayor Morgan Tern Pettus Milton Clay Lamar Lloyd Marshall Crosby Ixeal Rudofsky Kirk St Clair pG in psy j' , -, N - I M fix fa, i ' X ..'- A wwdq? Take me out to the ballgame . . . was the cry of Chamblee fans as the 1960 Base- ball team surged into action. The boys spent many long hours in practiceg batting, snag- ging hard-hit balls, sliding into bases, and going over the many technicalities that every good ballplayer should know. Their hard work was justified, and Chamblee's loyal rooters were happy witnesses to one of the TC S, 1 5 fx faxl S Tommy Whiten ' i-. best seasons the team ever had. K x CSN , N E ex X xv 'S vs --94 ?i' lim 1LI11t1n 5IINIOR Cm C qt 7?59-60 tv ww-I D 11- wry RIIIIL I oft 'NIASC O -...........,,..- I . V 4 z ..,,g,y QQQFRJ, -V-U . ,,, qw! Q A U ff ' F A g,f55,lS'f. .9 'sf' yn, .Q-2399 V. ,,, f , ..ff-w .k.V,,gef,KL,3.f .,u,.9..,,,,.Z ' 1-V1 ,- tg., gi, My fhxgryggpiqs Nancy Gorman. SENIOR -Iudy Iinmn, SENIOR W' 'Qs I72 'wifi I' ....--s -uri?-, V ,- ,.r,x..n.aH,f ,If-2: -I -7--'ffk ..- , , ,, . QF PFW M 5.1 fl ij ' f MJ, 3p? 1-f' .ek 'I L, I? ff Vai if BLlI'Il1lI'Ll Sue bfatthcxw. SENIOR Vicki NX'all. SENIOR Kathy Vuslmrglm, SIZNIOR Capt ,Inner Sctscr. SENIOR t I. tW,,,,... I wfs ' ' . U4 'r.ANA .M --V W. ' 1 NVXWX 5 gksgithf' Prissy Xiillmit. SENIOR ln our treasure chest of remembrance, there is a radiant group of jewels which shine with a special glow. These are the memory spectaculars -the outstanding events of our high school years, things we remember with particular fondness. Among these gems we find brilliant rubies and soft, blue sapphires, which bring to mind both the gaiety and the star-spangled romance of the Prom we attended, a diamond catches our eye, and its many facets remind us of the many talents of the lovely Miss CHS contestantsg the soft violet glow of an exquisite amethyst will not let us forget the Miss CHAMHIAN Contestg looking into the depths of a magnificent green emerald we recall the beauty and excitement of the Homecoming Festivitiesg and the wealth of pearls and opals bring back shining pictures of the many other features so much a 'part of our brief school years. These jewels we will weave into a splendid web of thoughts which will shine in the depths of our hearts forever. I76 v 'UN-49,5 is M ,r WDM., - xl 16 : 11? .- 'm i is -. 14 Q, H. Se., l 'l'T ' ZLL W lffafw H ,140 10+ Sk. '71 gf 243 ,. Wu' '04 'Q ,J . ,lf 652 ' Qi ggi 4 an 5 H,-1555 5 V '- lv ' 541251 l Eg 1 f , E X 2 2 5 x 2 a E 1, . ,,., Hmm .. W-A 3 'fg . cr Q V. asia. .if S , b, :Mg U f I .' N K R ' H is T Vg if , IQ, From nearly eighty senior girls' pictures nine finalists were chosen for the MISS CHAMHIANH contest by a local photogr rapher. The pictures were then submitted to a former MISS AMERICA, Miriam Stevenson. and her husband, Don Upton. who is associated with WIS-TV studios. Wise in their selection. they chose Miss Barbara Payne, whom we are proud to an- nounce as MISS Cl-IAMHIANH of 1960. 7amam We , I ' 4 w as O lp In ' isa if . , , , 5 1 5 3 1 A x Wim daily f-Wim 770214 2715 af 1960 K in X 1 fm 4 Q , , ,, , 1 'Q' Q 5 5 s A ,5 f ERI 'x ' 4 il' 1 I 5 Saud awaafwmm I 1 5 . 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SPONSORS AND ESCORTS: Tom Powell, Sharon Smithg Dewey Allen, Cindy Dodd, Joe Dodd, Marie Remilletg Wally Shows, Ann mil Helen Killiang Monty Burch, Grace Etheridgeg David South, jane Mundayg Tommy Whiten, Pat Hicks: Kenny Lloyd, Priscilla r-liglmiwer: jerry Coffee, Judy Priceg Byron Nelson, Lorrelta McGheeg Dan Erickson, Judy Kinnardg Don Rutledge, Lucy Stonecypherg 'cte lfrcudenstein, Nancy Gorman, Ken Davis, Carolyn Loughborough, jimmy Carson, Grace Garrett, Joe Pennington, Kathy Vosburghg 'rank Fulfurd, Judy Brown. - 'jf A Y., h V V 1 u'i Sis' ' 1 '. I 2 1 uri ' , . ..., A ' Q ' of.. I - I .5 -1' .- A r,.,Y'i'Ff fi, '.,a. - -1'-lL ii.iA A 'L v- - .. 'yn-. 3 , ., alj ', v:i3y.-'Sf'..SL'. m 4-YY,-I-li. , .L-,wt ' ,' - 1' .nge , 1, b, v A- Y 74. V, .A 1-,,,.,. .V 'gi-1: , ve ' 9 fm- , 1357, 4,-5.1.-,217 'V ... jr, .- fa. .2 ,, -311 --A I , 4, Q Q ,U . , h 9.2141 i4'f,i',,.p,,,,,' d.,i4-,'.. 57 'V' -' 1. 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REID FRANK L BERRY as whnehall S+ s w Ja 2 9I78 A COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Con'rac+ Lenses SINCE I870 An Open Invlfahon I'o Vlsli' LITTLE RIVER FARMS PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF FRESH MILK AND EGGS THE MOST MODERN FARM IN THE SOUTH Call Ce 3 3792 for Reservahons OFFICE PLANT P Inf FARM N P I I CHAMBLEE GA C II CE 3379 Groups Welcome ' 1 ALPHARETTA GEORGIA l I 6,725.37 2 ., b. . 3645 eac ree Road 3965 , e h R d AIIan'Ia 9, Ga. Ro'-'Ie 4 ac Tee fm for Home Delivery e I - a . - fx C MEATS ompIlmen+s of KK I rj? f TRUCK EQUIPMENT co X 5225 OF GEORGIA :Nc S-'J I-ONG5 UPER ARKET AVE ON EY THE LITTLE STUDIO OF THE DANCE 54 I 9 PeacI'1I'ree Rd CHAMBLEE GA JOANNE K CRAMER BALY TIRE CO WOODIE TUNISON S MOTOR CO Om meh 5 O LARRY BERRONG TEXACO SERVICE 562I PeacI1'I'ree Ind Blvd GI 7 0228 Om men S 0 WRIGHT TUNE UP Complimenfs of JAKE'S AUTO SERVICE n 0 ggggf' If I fk. I 1 f V mi K 1 .i X .J . 5 QT 'X , , . I I 0 H Complimenfs of ll . Complimenfs Owner and Direcfress ' . c pn + f C Pli + f CompIImenI's COMPLIMENTS AY PIERCE CI-IATHAM HARDWARE INSURANCE CompIImenI's of J H CHESTNUT 81 SON HOLIDAY SHOE STORE h ME 4 9266 DORAVILLE GEORGIA GL 7 7487 FREE ESTIMATES CONTRACTING D'STR'BUTORS cI-IAMBLEE PAINT co d OI 4890 PeacI1+ree Ind Blvd CHAMBLEE GA Off GI 7 7408 R GI 7 8094 BILL LANGLEY of of S+yIe eadquarfers of NOFIIWGBSI' Plaza. 3685 CI1esI'nu+ Drive 3307 Buford HWY' Fuel Oil, ' Kerosene, Gas, an I ' ' Ice - es. - Complimenfs of VIRGINIA HARDING'S BEAUTY SALON 1224 DRESDEN DRIVE Ce 7-9709 J. Complimenfs of 8: L. AUTO SERVICE. Inc 5630 Indusfrial Blvd. Complimen+s of CHAMBLEE AUTO PARTS Compllmenfs of A F RI EN D es Bu+ Have You Trled NORMAN S 3226 PEACHTREE RD KLEEN KAR INC AUTO WASH 2 Mm Washing Upholsfery Cleamng Wax and Polish Engine Pamhng 'ro Original Color 42I8 PEACHTREE ROAD N E V2 Block NOFII1 of VA Hosp Ial 4072 GLENWOOD RD DECATUR GA a+ lnfe sed on of Columba Take pride In a KLEEN KAR Comphmen+s of LATEX CONSTRUCTION GEORGIA Y . ag . 5:25 Englne Cleaning . . . E. . of quesfion WHERE D0 SMART CHAMHIANS SAVE MONEY ON GAS? IHSWBI' A+ THRIFTWAY fhe handsome sfafion aI' Peachfree lndus'I'riaI and Buford High- way Three fune gasolmes 'Io save you money Courfeous complefe driveway servuce rom umformed affendanls Always open Lowesf prlces In Arlanfa on Hood 'hres car accessories 'Io dellghf every en fhuslasf baHernes sea? covers hand flffed free Easy ierms arranged Drop In any 'hme for sof+ drunks sandwiches even foasfed candy and c1gare'Hes all brands 25c Tables and chairs for your comfori' af our vendmg bar Clean hled resf rooms Truman Pack Manager THRIFT WAY GAS STATIONS Peachiree Indusirlal and Buford Highway Doravllle Always Open BAGLEY C0 'P me'1+S of ELECTRIC co :nc G Broolchavens Ploneer A+Ian+as Oldesi' Ford Dealer FOIWQ '13-Wi we IA I43 Cone SIree+ N W 360 Wnlluams Slreei' IExpressway TRUCKS 365 Luclue Sireef Jackson 3 3424 Elecfrlcal Con'I'racI'ors 3998 Peachiree Road ATLANTA I9 GEORGIA Ce 3 8228 9 Compllmenis of GALLOWAY HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO Doravllle Georgia F. . . I. D . . . . nllc. ' I I f U I .. I' ' l H W IVEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Compliments of Complimenfs DeKALB AUTO SALES, Inc Owned and Opera'l'ed by CHARLIE DIETZ CARL DODD 53I7 Buford Hwy GI 7-4324 CLAIRMONT CLEANERS 8: SHIRT LAUNDRY 3664 Clalrmonf Rd GI 7 3792 CLAIRMONT COIN LAUNDRY 3669 Clalrmoni' Rd Open 24 Hour Compllme-n+s of NORTI-lwoons DRIVE INN Homemade Rolls Homemade Pres AND LAUNDRY A M 2 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT AMACHER BROS CONSTRUCTION CO General Con+rac+ors CHAMBLEE PHARMACY Your RexaII Sfore In Chamblee PI1 GI 79086 of CLEANERS 5 ' AM' ' Peachiree and Broad 24 Hour Service Passengers Insured BLUE TOP 81 VETERANS CAB INC Two Phones 73I46 G 7 I BROOKHAVEN CHAMBLEE DORAVILLE q i Compllmenfs of FRASER BUILDERS SUPPLY BulIdlng Maferlal 5455 BUFORD HIGHWAY Near IncIus1'rlaI Blvd DORAVILLE GEORGIA Phone GL 7456I GENE PORTER SERVICE STATION Complefe AuI'o Service Q LAMAR HYDE Tlre and Service 54I6 PeacI1+ree Rd Oppos1+e R R Depof CHAMBLEE GA PI1One GI 7 9I29 DUPLOP TIRES d BATTERIES , . . INC. GI. - I. -319 ' ' ' I ' -I N I 0 PlIATlo .' Q Q' . - C G.. Whoever you are whatever you do THE ATLANTA COCA COLA BOTTLING CO ee BIG Chuef TABER for Wonderful Deal on a 60 PONTIAC Guaranfeecl Good WIII USED CAR 'kink Low Bank Rafe Fmancung Lo Bank Rafe Fnancmg TABER PONTIAC, INC 3264 PeacI1'l'ree Rd OPEN EVENINGS Ce 7 I59I CALDWELL S AMOCO Tlres BaI'+erles Accessories WE SPECIALIZE IN BRAKES Call For and Delivery Servlce 4929 Buford Hwy CHAMBLEE GA SEWELL PRINTING SERVICE Prlnhng for your requlremenfs IS my business 2735 APPLE VALLEY ROAD ATLANTA I9 GA Ce 727l3 BOIILID UNDII AUINOHIIV OF Tril COLA KOIA COMPANY IV ' a ' I a ' ' ' .. ... I ' ' OI' ' . - , . l l w I ' ' ' ' U I II . . . . . Best Wishes From MR MOSELEY S HOMEROOM You have +rned fhe resI' now Iry Ihe WORLDS BEST HENRY'S FAMOUS BARBECUE Locaied ai' 'Ihe Corner of Brookhaven Dr and Peachfree Road WORLDS BEST Q FRIED CHICKEN WORLD'S BEST BURGERS and BARBECUE CHICKEN HOT DOGS FRENCH FRIES and ONION RINGS Orders +o Go We Ca+er Curb Service No Par+y Too Large V ig I . T . wx V, GLX! X L T . . ,, I -. 4 Y N -I I O ..l. ai' I ll ll CLEMENT PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL COMPANY S+ N GI 7 58 Prompf and Efflcleni' Service I 'ie 'PRX ' li nn Q Congrafulahons fo 'rhe I96O Graduahng Class 'W-'ef QM! i2!'.-III! ATLANTA AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTORS INC 428 Edg ATLANTA I2 GEORGIA Ph J 5 SERVING THE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS JOBBER 3538 ewari' Road DoraviIIe, Ga. Phone o. . -94 275-xi-613 0 A- -A I klffx .. I ' xnxx I I Xfa-3' I ewood Avenue one a. -05I6 Compllmenfs of PHARMACY INC ALLENS 5 81 I0 MARVIN ROBERTS Slcyland Shopping Cenfer Your No,-1-I-,Side Drugglsfl- BUFORD HWY AT CLAIRMONT 3465 Peachfree Road N E MEIIOSB4 5022 CEdar 3 4476 Complamenfs of LOCAL I0 Compllmenfs of UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS 5407 Buford Hlghway DORAVILLE GEORGIA FRIEND Compllmenfs of FRASER Compllmenfs of Bulldmg Maferlals General Merchandise 5455 Buford Highway CHAMBLEE GEORGIA INear Indusfrlal Blvd GL 7 4374 DORAVILLE GEORGIA Manager G C Sheffield Phone GL 7 456I KINNARD SERVICE STATION 3483 Clalrmonf Road ME 4 9 I 88 CHAMBLEE GEORGIA BE SURE WITH PURE WASHING GREASING ROAD SERVICE ' ' . I RD 1 A BUILDERS' SUPPLY, INC. COFER BROTHERS Best Wishes ss s4 ' A'4.s . From R 4 - R gn, OGLETHORPE PHARMACY Compl en+s f Mrs Jamess Homeroom BEST WISHES FROM CLASS The Mob Officers MRS. YORK'S HOMEROOM Complimen+s of MRS. VANDIVER'S HOMEROOM MRS DAVIS HOMEROOM 'xi Bes+ Wishes From CLINIC PRESCRIPTION SHOP +I -JY' ' Our Leaders The Mob I Your Besi' Bei' I a I1e Prince Allqoodl Nancy and Judy InvesIiga+e Buys M P I will 3 I K' Complimenfs of Our Teach ks..-gm-9' Mrs Gregory s Homeroom Visit Beautiful PLAYLAND Dedicafecl +o Your Skahng Pleasure 4405 BUFORD HWY GLendale 7 88l I nl!! CAQSEZWKEICE STATION 4895qPeacht Ro a ' CHAMBLEE EEEOEGIA X GL 7 9258 Amoco Products Batteries Dunlop Tires 8. 'I ubes Have you r If .vfrured uhxle 1 school Mas BmNsoNs Mas CHANCES HOMEROOM V HOMEROOM Pwwiqf F' JV 5 2 W' OMF? Avbawky M Mwxgvmglg Qc' Qqgsw Ax Q w?QqQ!bQ'ifx gin.-W ,fig I WY Q? 1, ff W' Aa if BSWWJQ W ilff91gQ,iSMi35?gifM2 F MISS COLQUITT S HOMEROOM iff JM ig EMM M 5 YQ gina M lilfiq V A2 My .ji ig, 'wind ff Q X 2 WS W 4 GH ig!! 1fHQL!Of w. 5025 in OW, V! X! S Q' in Bes ishes Compllments of MR WALKERS HOMEROOM 'vu-rf i ff Jfglmlffw VI' Q' aw ,Mm 1 wif 55,1048 ZLJ.. iii 'LMMMJ GYYI-lh41,,,A JVM? dyfy ?yfQ4ifQVJMffwiZL..J 'ff 'j4 ffn GW Comphmenh of JOSTENS G MRS. BURNETT'S HOMEROOM . 43 . L ' if Q W 3 ' AK C v M079 f M M TRALX 'guowifsovs . f Ann x-Kwanmb . rw. ' ' G1-au. M - . uall. tonal' es+ Wishes flfb The Bug Five The Crew Mrs Long s Homeroom Oh Please' Our Celebrnfy The BOYS A I J O B 9 P I Q ff ' 1 1 . .Wa , , 5, U Q 2' Y' 9 C Y ' 1 . I M l , 'V 41 Best Wishes From MRS LESTER S HOMEROOM Compllments BROOKHAVEN SHOE STORE DOGWOOD MOTEL LYMBURNERS McCOY AND WHITE INC GASOLINE ALLEY NO 2 MILTON BRADLEY CO DOGWOOD CERAMICS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CompIlmen'I's of BOYDS CHARLENE S FLOWER SHOP for Ihe Gurls 3673 CI CHAMBLEE GEORGIA M 4003: A6 GI 77I48 CompIlmen+s of Comphmems of ECHO'-5 CREST FORD MA JIK MARKETS BUCKHEAD of ' + R a SKYLAND SHOPPING CENTER 'wmon ca e - I . - yt BQQII E ey Compllmen+s of Professo If Yo PI ase MR ELROD S HOMEROOM T +Tu+ I UHHHH' o Besi' Washes From MR GOFF S HOMEROOM QW' MQW 010' MRS WYCKOFF S HOMEROOM IIJXW Qualify Recappmg New Tlres Sales and Service BROWN TIRE COMPANY If You Can+ RE TIRE RETREAD P bl MOSTELLER I maxi I WISLMILZNAW MUWJ MLM Qfwgif FLOUR AND FEED CO Qualify Georgia Rose Feeds Americas Besi' Flour CHAMBLEE GEORGIA cII 744I CompIlmenI's of MR JOHNSON S HOMEROOM C Offncers IV K e 3 ' - I - 7 - 525I eachiree Rd. , M55 Omg -6+ 73 Cham ee, Georgia 5 NI GL-7-3I3I ROBERT BROWN, owne JW ' I Ip 5 ' . ., N j - I Phene 1 GLen ae- - I 1 The lass 0 65x 5 MISS GARRETT'S weve HoMERooM Q ofe Chambl s Besi' C NEVER ll Besf Wishes From PINE TREE PLAZA BARBER SHOP 5227 Buford Hwy. A 1 Complimenis of JACK TYLER Complimenis of H L GREEN CO Compllmenfs of AAA AWNING COMPANY 678 Ford Place N E Trlnlfy 6 904l Compllmenis of MR STU LL S HOMEROOM PHILLIPS CABINET COMPANY, Cusiom Bu II' KI'che Cab eI's GL 750I8 CAMP COMPANY, INC orcross nd C mbIee G 723I0 GI 737I7 Bes+ W shes From JOHNSTON S 5 Bf dH9h Y HOME FURNISHINGS 4 B I d H y DORAVILLE GEORGIA lar-.QQ-v MR GARNER S HOMEROOM INC N a ha ' Georgia I - - I i n in . I I 36I u or i wa 85I u or w . I CompIimen'l's 0 Our Leaders The Gang I ERNEST H. ABERNETHY PUBLISHING COMPANY INC 75 Third SI'reeI' N W ATLANTA 8 GEORGIA Publishers of AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SOUTHERN SOUTHERN SOUTHERN SOUTHERN SOUTHERN SOUTHERN ADVERTISING 81 PUBLISHING STATIONER 8: OFFICE OUTFITTER GARMENT MANUFACTURER PRINTER 81 LITHOGRAPHER PULP 81 PAPER MANUFACTURER JEWELER MOSTELLER FLOUR AND FEED CO OuaIrI'y Georgia Rose Feeds Americas Besf Flour CHAMBLEE GEORGIA COLONIAL STORES Compllmenis of H THE FABRIC CENTER INC BUCKHEAD 55 24 Hour Service C 'P me 'S of aovo PEACHTREE ROAD N E LIVELY SERVICE STATION I 0 Phone GIencIaIe 7-44I I 'S ' ll I 0 Congratulations to the l960 GRADUATING CLASS From the ANNUAL STAFF CASTLEBERRYS INC Ch bl bl Gl 7 0216 DORAVILLE AUTO PARTS 5872 P Gl 7-432l Gl 7 5239 ATLANTA ALIGNMENT SERVI A9 mS 5237 PEACHTREE ROAD b BEAR SYSTEM CE , - , . 36l4 am ee-Dunwoody Road Cham ee, Georgia li nmenl Specialisls General Au+o Repair Aulomalic Trans is ion Service Cham lee, Georgia eaclilree Roacl pl' e ASA WARREN CANDLER POST 65 INC AMERICAN LEGION BROOKHAVEN GEORGIA WILLIAM S REXALL DRUGS wi-Afzfz I1 pC BfdI II1y C-5I739I6 Com lm nts of I 0 , QE .A5:Z:.. V kv' 'E ,XA N rI cI Sh p g I 9 Compliments DeKALB SPORTING GOODS 2I I5 Norfh Decafur Rd DECATUR GA Dr 8 7588 Complumenfs PIERCE OIL COMPANY CHAMBLEE GEORGIA BURNEY BARKER Au+oma+lc Transmlsslon Servlce General Aufo Repalrmg Ce 7 9303 Compllmenis CHAMBLEE HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY Compllmenfs SIGNS INC CompI:men+s o a FRIEND Compl menI's BROWN 81 PIERCE AUTO SERVICE Com pI menfs of UNDERWOOD TEXACO STATION of of of If AUTO SERVICE -L ' ' of of f Best Wishes to the 1960 Senior Class From THOMPSON BOLAND an LEE INC FLOWERLAND GREENHOUSES CHAMBLEE GL 7 3445 x 'NX ,Q X X AgW'M XX ff -- ' zu 'T Y'1 Y TH F A3534 NN 'He is ef :VPS az' use '-'4 ,Ig Et - I 0 - - . V, -,V it .XXY4 XY X ,, vi. I , N1 Qx 1 ' X 1 .sk Nix . , Y , , -Ni , . R X -' lv ' ' xg 3, ' Ns, san, , K XX , X wx ' ' ' ' 1 . - X , . J, . s x ,XX ' ' N . ,.-..,.----N- .1 , Q xXx' f X s K ' s 4.5 N- xx ' N f - X .- . N , ,.,,,,-.,.-,- 1 1 . 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Q ' ' ' -'-fi' ff' ' ' A , ., gf' 1 ' . . - 4 L Q, -sk. y 1 s - DeKALB NATIONAL BANK 402l Peachlree Rd.. N. E. Iln Broolcllavenl ATLANTA I9. GEORGIA Ce.7- I 64I Save Your Way Through College Save Your Way to College at the Bank WHERE College Tultlon Loans Are Made 3 IW ' g 4 I ' I I A e I i I .f I 0 0 0 NORTHEAST PLAZA 5 MERCHANTfS ASSOCIATIDN X Miter 7' X ' - K. U A A .V I lin, ,,Q:,,z-, ..- '14-.xv-ly, . - .Jzffyrgl +. -. ,A .ra , . M L ,.,., I 19. H ,, '- f..,,g law.. .' , . ., ,Lf 3 . ,w'--4, . I.. 1 , 411. . .3 v Bell Brofher's Shoes Colonlal Srores V H Friedman's Jewelers W. T. Gran? Holiday Shoes Jiffy Grill King Hardware ' Kroger Sfore Lane-Rexall Drug Co. 1 Lerner Shops The Fabric Cenier J. C. Penney Pilgrin'i's Laundry Warren's Wesfern Auto Woodrow ' .5 - Asa' - Q Q ' Nun few ..,f. 'A 11 . ,.,. A. , .-1 1 4 1 4 a 3 2 i Z 1 3 l Compliments of CHAMBLEE 5 81 10 STORE 1' O CHAMBLEE GA PHONE GL 74I77 NORTHWOODS 5 81 IO STORE DGRAVILLE GA PHONE GL vzuoa Cong ratulatlons the Graduating Class of 1960 From PEACHTREE CLEANERS we CHAMBLEE DuNwooDY RD bl 9 fNex Door +o Hue Pos+ 'Fficel and Nor+hwoods Shopping Cenfer to Cham ee, Geor ia Faculty and Senior Pictures Made DAVISON PAXON ATLANTA GEORGIA by Pea cl'1+ree S'rree+ CHAMBLEE HIGH SCHCOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATICN Wushes the Class of Success and Happiness Mrs Fred Brooks Mr Tom Moore Mrs Lamar Hyde Mrs Ed Wrlghi' Mrs S C Clark Pai' Coffee Mrs J T Kllllan 'PARE ISQ7 Preslden+ Is+ Vice Presldeni' 2nd Vlce Presldeni' Recording Secre'I'ary Corresponding Secre+ary Treasurer Parllamen+arlan I 960 F N bf' 6 ra 'ff 7 Q' z 5 U U 5' 2 J qw -67: bfll 0 9 M r. 12 RIT' C mplmenfs of SOUTHERN STA RITE INC MANUFACTURERS OF Pumps and Complete Water Systems for Farm Home and Industry CHAMBLEE GEORGIA o i - I . I I 5009 Peach+ree Road Cong ratulatuons the l960 Graduatlon Class From KINSLAND S FLOWER SHOP 4069 Peachlree Road mf? ATLANTA I9 GEORGIA 5 Complumenls of McCOY S APPLIANCE 4949 Buford Hnghway Chamblee Ga GL 74326 GL 78444 BROGDON S GARAGE General AuI'o Repalrs GL 72765 CHARLES R CAMPBELL Je eler and Op+ome+rns+ Walch lnspeclor M I N JA 50762 ATLANTA 3 GA ANDY S BARBER SHOP Oglelhorpe Ap+s Shopping Cenler CHAMBLEE GEORGIA to I -uY '1He 505 96 C' Y A' A' QL , ' I E 1 ' Gal, 55' LUHISTSEYETSQ ' I 1 ' I W . L. N. R. R. . 225 arie'I'l'a S'I'ree, . W. ' LOWERY MUSIC CO PO Box 9687 ATLANTA I9 GA RECORDS RADIOS TELEVISIONS HIGH FIDELITY SYSTEMS NORMAN S TV SALES 81 SERVICE I fhe Hea+ of B ookha en 4049 Peach'I're Rd CE 73527 BROOKI-IAVEN GA Helpmg Io Co Ordmafe Educahon, Wlfh IndusI'ry THE WARNER BROS CO 50I5 Pe ce D CHAMBLEE GEORGIA PEACI-ITREE ROAD PHARMACY 4026 Peachf ee Rd N E Phone CE 76466 Broolcha en Ga CLAIRMONT PHARMACY 3668 Cla mon+ Road Phone GL 7 4482 Chamblee SKYLAND PHARMACY 3400 Clalrmoni' Road ME 4 3393 Prescruphon SpeclaIls+ CompIlmenI's of ALLIED VAN LINES 52II Peachfree Indus+rIaI Boulevard CHAMBLEE GA CompIlmen+s of MCNIEL BOAT WORKS 25I9 Buford Hlghway ATLANTA 5 GA Me. 6 2233 WALKER'S BEAUTY SALON 52I2 PeachI'ree IndusI'rlaI Boulevard GL 74388 GL 74389 ., I INC. ' ' n r r v - - e . I - I r ., . . I I . - v , . - - and ir r. I ir . - , Ga. . I INC. MINNIE QUARTS an IRVINDALE FARMS INC 484 Pl + TR 2 7703 ATLANTA GEORGIA Compliments of d , . 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