College Park High School - Aries Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Ambitions Charles Akins: To some day go on a Safari to Africa. Ward Akins: To see Laura Williams not always talking about Mississippi and crying about her beautiful braces. Jack Bell: To go into business with Riley Nix-manufacturing cigarette machines for football dressing rooms. Jackie Bell: To lose 20 pounds without having to go on a diet, so that Ward Akins will quit calling me Jelly-Bean and Richard Stephens will quit calling me Tubby. Harry Bowen: To make us of all this here larning. Janice Bowen: To get out of school, find a rich man, marry him, and live like a queen for the rest of my life. Janet Boyd: To push someone who says, Don't push me! Barbara Bradberry: To marry a certain electrician and raise a lot of live wires. Gayle Brand: To teach my crazy cousin, Richard, how to fake his way through classes and to walk down the hall and not have Mr. Baggett give me a cheer. David Brown: To be ambitious ibut not like Caesar or Macbethl. Mike Brown: To be able to get into the pool room without Red Ward throwing me out. Wayne Brown: To be a Ramblin' Wreck. Wenton Brown: To be a shark-and never have to pay for a game of pool. Billy Burel: To reach higher goals in college than I did in high school. Sandra Burrell: To live to love and love to live. Wesley Carter: To become one of the richest men in the United States. Barbara Carter: To marry a certain guy someday. Carl Cartledge: To be a good enough humorist to someday be compared with Mark Twain and Ogden Nash. Carolyn Cartledge: To get all of Miss Barron's music mended. Judy Chance: To see a dance held in the City Auditorium once more- that's where most of my early school memories still linger. Frances Chandler: To have a career in nursing and to be able to say that l've done something worthwhile. Brenda Chester: To go down life's road, and spread happiness, gladness, and joy to everyone I meet. David Comelison: To make a grade higher than A in Mrs. Burel's Senior English class. .loe Crowe: To find one other student with the spirit and avid love of sports that Arthur Weems shows. Marianne Crowe: To live to have fun and to have fun living. How can I lose? Helen Dean: To be 5 feet 7 inches tall, weigh 102 pounds, and have red hair and blue eyes. Jack Daring: To work in a drill factory and never get bored. Penny Dorsey: To become a better individual. Kennette Farlowe: To receive an Agnes Scott degree. MaryAnn Feuchter: To try to have all the fun I can while seeing no evil, speaking no evil, and hearing no evil, and to make everyone as happy as they have made me. Oh, yeah, Cynthia??? Billy Fisher: To never have to work a day in my life. Kim Gabrels: To say the right thing at the right time, at least once in a while. Barbara Gazaway: To be worthy of my heritage-my parents, my country, and my God. Jimmy Graham: To be able to tell everybody that I ran the table. Anne Groover: To gain enough weight so that when I turn sideways, people will still be able to see me. .lim Hallman: To drive my car 180 m.p.h. fup hill, against a 50 m.p.h. wind, with flat tires, and pulling the Empire State Building by a chainl. Shirley Harbin: To go places, do things, gladin ' someone's heart, and leave a worthwhile mark in the world. Gean Harris: To make a success in life. Danny Harris: To drive my Ford for the Pony Express and carry the fe-mail. Shirley Harris: To marry a future serviceman and raise a little army. Pat Henderson: To make a very special guy named Don Kinard happy for the rest of our lives. Ann Hope: To be the best hope that anyone could ever hope for. Evelyn Howard: To leam to smoke, so I won't have to give my cigarettes away. Charlotte Ingram: To have as much fun for the rest of my life as I have had the last five years. Brenda Jones: To be a waitress in the dining hall at Annapolis. Helen Jones:4To see a certain someone make something of himself, and to find what he has been looking for and not gripe after he got it. Eugene Langford: To become a school teacher. Linda Livingston: To be able to walk into the Library fifth period without Miss Hones asking me what grade I'm in. Connie Loach: To give all my love and life to a certain Danny Boy. Cynthia Matthias: To always have friends as true as the ones I have here at C.P.H.S. They're tops! Oh, yeah, Bonnie??? Don McCord: To some day be as big as Big Jack. Bob Miller: To make politics an honorable, honest profession. Harry Moore: To outrun the road runner-on my scooter. Bonnie Neiner: To be a Emory co-ed and learn the right way to Cynthia's house. Oh, yeah! l ! Riley Nix: To see cigarette machines installed in the dressing rooms for the football teams. Jimmy Orr: To go back to Key West, Florida and get hitched. Beverly Padgett: To keep a lifetime scrapbook of Dennis the Menace. Rachel Patrick: To discover a cure for a bad cold. Bobby Piephoff: To see Arthur Weems switch his personality with Bob Miller's. Donna Pickles: To marry a politician and raise taxes. Eleanor Pyke: To think as an adult, laugh as a child, love as a woman, and spread happiness as a hobby. Jane Reeves: To someday be a millionairess. Larry Rucker: To someday have enough money to buy Jim Hallman and Don McCord a 1953 Studebaker hardtop. Gloria Segars: To be able to make my own decisions and stick to them. Janice Screws: To make others happy. Judy Sheets: To someday make a certain Bobby happy and see his Impala running again. Carol Sligh: To be first co-pilot to an out-of-this-world flyer, and shoot for the stars. Larry Smith: To leam more and more about less and less, until I know everything about nothing. Ashmore Steed: To slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide. Richard Stephens: To see Mrs. Burel give Ward Akins a bad grade. Charles Stone: To gain 4-0 pounds by September lst so I can play football at Tech. Nancy Tarpley: To see people practice the policy of See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Carol Thomas: To always walk the straight and narrow, in order that someday I will be able to look back without any regrets. Dennis Thompson: To someday fly an airplane that doesn't crash the next time it is flown. Elizabeth Thompson: To marry a certain redhead and have a house full of redheads. Bobby Thompson: To go back to Disneyland. Lisa Thornton: To say the right thing, at the right timwjust once! Jimmy Wall: To overcome the difficult things in life. Calvin Warlick: To be a mad artist and draw for Mad magazine. Arthur Weems: To be healthy, wealthy, wise, and lazy fthe only one of which I have attainedl. Chuck Wheeler: To sell bird seed to the Canary Islands. Jerry Whitfield: To be ambitious. Laura Williams: To see safety plate glass installed between me and Mr. Segal's demonstrations. DeLacy Willis: To better myself. Harold Windom: To gain enough weight to crack my brother-in-law's motorcycle.

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Uutstanding Seniors