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THIS IS . . THE 1962 VELLOW JACKET PRESENTED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL TRENTON, GEORGIA - vV-, -.■■■: - ' £ jp ■ SENIORS FOREWORD We, the Senior Class of 1961-62, nof CONTENTS wanting our high school days to be forgotten, leave to you this edition of the Yellow Jacket. FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISERS Moy this always renew a glow in your hearts as you glance at the events of our final year. Were it not for their patience and diligence with our problems, their determined efforts to satisfy, and their confidence in us; we could have never reached our goals. They have understood, assisted, inspired, encouraged, cajoled, prompted, accepted, coaxed, and in general enhanced our chances for success by these persistent efforts. Thus, the achievements is an actuality. We are now being graduated and are on our way to new horizons, far beyond our fondest expecta- tions only a few short years ago. mi SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Congratulations to the Davis High School Seniors for your a chievements and accomplishments. May you continue to pursue worth while goals. u assume e of citizen, you wi on that attends each your coun w man e oppor you were given tunity lilii PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE One of my ambitions for the students of Davis is that each one grow into a useful citizen. By useful citizens I mean boys and girls, and later men and women, who support through their everyday work their churches, schools, civic clubs, and other worthwhile acti- vities in their community. Some may be able to do this with money; others by giving time and effort. God expects us to use whatever tal- ents that he gave us. Success or failure depends upon the use that we make of them. But my job is to help you discover and develop your ability to the fullest extent possible. Your success is my success. Your failure is my failure. May we all work and plan together so that there will be no failures. MRS. GENEVA ALLISON Berry College, B.S. Degree jut MR. RALPH FAULKNER Florence State feacj rs College, B. S. Degree MR. OTIS POE Berry College, B.S. Degree MRS. NANCY SMITH Jacksonville State Teachers College, B.S. Degree MR. DONALD STEPHENS Auburn University, B.S. Degree m MR. BOBBY FRANKS University of Alabama, B.S. Degree MR. MORRELL HOLCOMB University of Alabama, B.S. Degree MR. ROYCE RAY University of Tennessee, B.S. Degree MR. CHARLESSTANBERY Tennessee Wesleyan, B.A. Degree MR. ROBERT WHITE University of West Virginia Mercer University University of South Carolina B.S., ALA., and M.S. Degrees Left to Right: Mrs. Beatrice Stephens, Mrs. Clorine Adkins, Mrs. Inez Ellis, Mrs. Faye Patton, Mrs. Lera Smith. CAFETERIA WORKERS CUSTODIANS Mrs. Dexter Stanphill School Secretary Mr. Dave Cloud — Mr. Roscoe Jones ■i -'V'-yy . sSSft .V v:3£ V V=. ’, -V.;- ROBERT WHITE Faculty Advisor ANNUAL STAFF JOYCE ALBERTSON Spud One who is always dependable is as a valuable gem. Glee Club 9,10,11; 4-H Club 9,10,11,12, Song Leader 12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Vice-President 12; Junior Play; Annual Staff; Senior Superla- tive, Most Dependable. BRENDA AVANS Pixie A smile for every girl, tuo for every boy. Glee Club 9,10,11; 4-H Club 9,10; F.H.A. 9, 10,11; D Club 11,12; Cheerleader 11; Senior Superlative, Prettiest. DUB AVANS Com When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Football 9,10,11,12, Captain 11,12; 4-H Club 9,10; D Club 10,11,12, President 12; Class Officer, Vice-President 11; Senior Superlative, Best Sport, iMos Athletic. JAMES BFTHUNE Curly He would stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. 4-H Club 9; Senior Superlative, Class Flirt. GLENDA ROSE BRYAN Sweet Rosie Nothing great is achieved without enthusiasm. F.H.A. 11,12; Senior Superlative, Best All Around. JOHNNIE CARROLL Big John In dreams and love there are no impossibilities. F.H.A. 11,12; 4-H Club 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 9,10,11; Senior Superlative, Class Grouch. MAE CROCKER Al-Mon Ask and Learn. Junior Play; Class Officer, Reporter 12; Per- fect Attendance 11; Senior Superlative, Alos Intellectual. Alos Studious. LEO DOBBINS Tiger Silent performance maketh best return. D Club 11,12; Junior Play; Annual Staff; Per- fect Attendance 10; Football 11,12; Baseball 11,12; Senior Superlative, Neatest. Quietest. FRANKLIN DONALDSON Dank y No matter how thin you slice it, it s still baloney. 4-H Club 9,10; Annual Staff. VERNA DOWNER Vinegar liut love can hope where reason will despair. Glee Club 9,10,11,12; 4-11 Club 9,10,11. REBA GADDIS Sweet Sue Her future planned, third finger left hand. Glee Club 9,10,11,12; D Club; Junior Play; Junior Journal Staff; Cheerleader 9,11,12; 4-H Club 9,10,11,12, Secretary 9, President 11, Vice-President 12; Fire Marshal 10,11,12; Homecoming Queen 12, Queen’s Attendant 10; Annual Staff, Editor; Class Officer, Secretary 9; Senior Superlative, liest Sport. Most Tal- ented. GERLAND GASS ”Jug lilessed is he who expects nothing for he shall never be disappointed. Annual Staff; Senior Superlative, Wittiest. JAMES GASS Hot Rod behind these eyes lies much mischief.” 4-H Club 10; Junior Flay; Baseball 9; Annual Staff; Fire Marshall 9 SHIRLEY GODWIN Shorty” The only way to have a friend is to be one.” 4-H Club 9,11; F.H.A. 9,11,12, Song Leader 11; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Majorette 11,12, Head Majorette 12; Junior Flay; Annual Staff; Perfect Attendance 11; Senior Superlative, friendliest, liest Personality. LLOYD GRIFFIN Rusty” If studying is a crime, I am not guilty.” 4-H Club 9,10; F.T.A. 9; Senior Superlative, Most Talented, Class Grouch. BARBARA GROSS Midge” ”The hand that hath made you fair made you good.” 4-H Club 9,11; F.H.A. 9,11; Junior Play; Per- fect Attendance 9; Class Officer, Treasurer 12; Senior Superlative, Cutest. REBECCA HAGGARD Droopy” Here is another bead on the string of confusion.” Glee Club 10,11,12; 4-H Club 9,10; F.H.A. 10,11,12; Senior Superlative, Wittiest. WANDA HOLLAND Knees” Her heart is like the moon, there s a man in it. Glee Club 9,10,11,12; 4-H Club 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 12; Junior Journal Staff; Cheerlea- der 9,11,12; F.H.A. 9,11,12; Junior Play; F.T. A. 9; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Perfect Attendance 9,10,11; Class Officer, President 9; Fall Festival Queen 9; Senior Superlative, Class flirt. Alos Popular. CLIFFORD LAWSON Wolfie Experience is the best teacher, only the school fees are high. 4-H Club 9,10,11,12; Junior Play; Annual Staff; Perfect Attendance 9,11; Senior Super- lative, Best Personality. VFRDELL McBRYAR Verdie The man who has a right to boast, doesn't have to. 4-H Club 9,10,11,12; Junior Play; Junior Jour- nal Staff; Annual Staff; D Club 10,11,12, Pres- ident 12; Class Officer, Reporter 11, Presi- dent 12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10, 11,12, Captain 12; Senior Superlative, Most Popular, Best All Around, Friendliest, Most Dependable, Most Studious, Most Likely to Succeed. BLANCHE McCALLIE Angel' A witty woman is a treasure. Glee Club 11; 4-H Club 10; D Club 12; Cheer- leader 12; F.H.A. 11,12, Treasurer 12. JERRY MOORE Blondie A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Glee Club 12; Junior Play; Baseball 9,10,11, 12; Senior Superlative, Most Handsome, Cutest. JACKIE C. MOORE Crisco Laugh while you can. 4-H Club 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 12; Junior Play; Annual Staff; Perfect Attendance 9 LINDA MORGAN Owl Actions speak louder than words. Senior Superlative, Quietest. JERRY PARKER Bull” A bad excuse is better, they say, than none at all. 4-H Club 9. PRENTICE PORTER MMuscles I can resist anything except temptation Junior Play; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Eootball 9, 10,11,12. DORIS PRINCE George” A smile is the trade-mark of a happy soul. Glee Club 9,10; F.H.A. 10,11. GRANVILLE PRINCE Prince A likeable silent lad. DIANN ROBINSON Pest To be in her company is a joy because of her gay disposition. Glee Club 9,10,11,12; 4-H Club 9,10; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; D Club 11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; Class Officer, Secretary 11; Homecoming Queen Attendant 10,12; Senior Superlative, Class Pest, Mos Athletic. LINDA ROCHESTER Brou n Eyes The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed at all. F.H.A. 11; F.T.A. 9; D Club 12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; 4-H Club 9,10; Perfect Attendance 9,11. WINOLA SARGENT Demples Her life has many a hope and aim. Glee Club 10,11; 4-11 Club 9,10,11; F.H.A. 9,11,12, President 11, Secretary 12; Annual Staff; Junior Play; Majorette 11,12; Perfect Attendance 11; Class Officer, Vice-President 12; Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed. BURMA SHELTON Ridge Runner She was ever precise in promise keeping. 4-H Club 9,10,11; F.H.A. 9,10,11; Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 11. ALMA SMITH Elmer A good reputation is more valuable than money. 4-H Club 10; F.H.A. 9,10,11. CLETA STEPHENS Moe Neat not gaudy. 4-H Club 12; F.T.A. 9; Junior Play; Annual Staff; Junior Journal Staff; F.H.A. 9,11,12, Vice-President 11, Parliamentarian 12; Fire Marshall 10,11,12; Fall Festival Queen 10; Class Officer, Treasurer 9, President 11, Sec- retary 12; Senior Superlative, Neatest. We were overjoyed to receive the diploma, which had become the goal of our twelve-year struggle. We were sad to say farewell to friends with whom we had shared many memories. However, our future awaited and we proudly stepped forward. CLASS WILL SHIRLEY GODWIN leaves her charming personality to Glenda Graham. VERNA DOWNER leaves her ability to talk in class without getting caught to Ilona Avans. GERLAND GASS leaves his intelligence to the teachers of Davis. QUINTON CULPEPPER leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Stanphill to Johnny Shavers. FRANKLIN DONALDSON leaves his ability to be mistaken as Lloyd Griffin to Jerry Adkins. JAMES BETHUNE leaves his flirting ability to Jackie Golf. JERRY PARKER leaves his ability to make good grades in Business English to Tony Whitzell. MAE CROCKER leaves her ability to study to Carl Forester. WINOLA SARGENT leaves her cute” demples to Butch Slater. CLETA STEP HENS leaves her neatness to Alpha Scott, provided she keeps it up to par! REBA GADDIS leaves her ability not to get caught in the locker room to Bobby Camperlino. WANDA HOLLAND leaves her flirty ways and popularity to Pat Ferguson. LEO DOBBINS leaves his shyness to Bufford Stephens. DORIS PRINCE leaves her sense of humor to Sharon Michaels. LLOYD GRIFFIN leaves his ability to get caught while skipping class to Billy Smith. LINDA MORGAN leaves her ability to deceive people into thinking of her as the quiet type to Barbara Moore. BURMA SHELTON leaves her ability to be late to school to Gayla Stephens. BARBARA GROSS leaves her temper to Laura Stephens. BRENDA AVANS leaves her pixie to Kathleen Ott. VERDELL McBRYAR leaves his good looks to Clyde Barton. REBECCA HAGGARD leaves her slim figure to Patricia Ferguson. DUB AVANS leaves his ability to skip class to G. C. Avans. BLANCHE McCALLIE leaves her ability to flirt and go steady at the same time to Rovine Robinson. CLIFFORD LAWSON leaves his charm at the Shop Rite Super Market to Huey Smith. DIANN ROBINSON leaves all her friends to Venita Whisenant. JACKIE MOORE leaves his ability to get expelled to Glenda Graham. LINDA ROCHESTER leaves her ability to talk in Mr. White’s class to Jeanette York. JAMES GASS leaves his good luck to Carl Forester. JOHNNIE CARROLL leaves her ability to get married to Demple Hartline. JERRY MOORE leaves his charming looks to Johnny Shavers. JOYCE ALBERTSON leaves her beat-up notebook to Roy Morgan. GRANVILLE PRINCE leaves his cooperative attitude to Jackie Golf. ALMA SMITH leaves her dreams of a new Cadillac convertible to Bufford Stephens. PRENTICE PORTER leaves all his mistletoe and his ability in using it to G. C. Avans. GLENDA BRYAN leaves her square dancing ability to Mary Lacy. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS, leave our winning ways and pleasing personalities to the Junior Class. Lawyers — WINOLA SARGENT and CL FT A STEPHENS CLASS PROPHECY Time: 1972 Place: White House, Department of Defense Person: Secretaries of Defense, Cleta Stephens and Winola Sargent As we sat in our office one dreary day, we felt a sudden urge to renew some friendships of old classmates. In order to get a leave of absence, we applied to the President of the United States, Garland Gass. We made our first stop in Hollywood, where blanche McCallie, hair stylist, did a beautiful job of styling our hair. We next visited dear old Davis High to get a list of our class and their addresses. James Gass was principal, with Rebecca Haggard as secretary. Vie got the list and were on our way. Our first stop was Arkansas to visit Reba and Leo Dobbins. They are married and raising a fine set of twins. If you are ever in trouble, look up barbara Gross. She is now practicing law in Chicago. Mae Crocker has established an Old Maids Club in Reno, but she often throws a party for bachelors only. Johnnie Carroll has received her long awaited degree; M.R.S. Jerry Parker now pitches for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Jackie Moore is a zoo-keeper in Kentucky. James bethune is a confirmed bachelor (so he can keep all the girls happy) and works at Combustion. Dub Avans and Prentice Porter have just returned to Florida from a vacation on the moon. Together they own a space ship. Alma Smith is now living in Florida, hoping to get plenty of sun and men. She does not have to work because her great aunt left her a fortune. Quinton Culpepper is now a butler in Virginia. As we crossed the Pacific Ocean on an ocean liner, we met Joyce Albertson, who works as a social director. We were surprised at the occupations of some of the 1962 graduating class. We visited Shirley Goduin in a hospital in Zonguldak, Turkey. She’s now a lion-tamer for a circus touring the Euro- pean countries. Those rowdy lions. Jerry Moore is a private detective in Africa. In London, Lloyd Griffin and burma Shelton won the title Most Talkative Man and Woman.” Wanda Holland. Broadway actress, is vacationing in Paris with her secretary and companion, Diann Robinson. We also met Linda Rochester in Paris. She designs clothes, which Glenda Bryan and brenda Avans model for a very exotic fashion show. Franklin Donaldson is still trying to make people laugh. He's a clown for a circus. Clifford Lau son works on a rice farm in China. Verdell Mcbryar now owns and operates the Stork Club in Sweden. We were astonished when we met Granville Prince in Scotland in his colorful kilts playing his bagpipes. As we were tuning in a radio station in Poland, we heard a familiar voice, lo and behold, Doris Prince is a disc jockey at W'.C.R.X. in Poland. We met Linda Morgan at the Hawaiian Hotel. She is now a champion swimmer. Verna Douner. airline stewardess, made our trip back to the U.S. a very pleasant one. Prophetess — CLETA STEPHENS, WINOLA SARGENT i-M-M mm . --m;, V .-• 1 M «l ; WMmm MM ' i - i • J gg gj |r •;'-v .;--rl ': ;::-V': i pm. Krii sMii£ UNDA HARTLINE JUNIORS ALPHA SCOTT JOHNNY SHAVERS JUNIORS mm .. • '• ' • •. '• ;• •'. ' -,•! ’ .• V, ' • v-; mm X'.V-VaJ ' if «S ■ •■: A-: LARRY ADKINS EARL ANDERTON DOUGLAS AVANS SOPHOMORES GARY BAKER RAYMOND BAKER DALE BALLARD ERE IDA BODENHAMER THAYER BODENHAMER WILLIAM BOLTON TOMMY BOWMAN CAROLYN BROWN ANDY CARROLL MARILYN CASEY GLENDA CAGLE LF.VOY CAGLE PAT CHAPPELEAR BOBBY CLOUD J. D. CLOUD DWIGHT DANIELS JIMMY DANIELS GLENDA DOWNER MARTHA FERGUSON LINDA FORESTER WALTER FREEMAN GERRY LOU GADDIS BRENDA GASS o CAROLYN GASS DINAH GASS GLENDA GASS JAMES GILBERT GLENDA GROSS MARY EVELYN HAGGARD JAMES MORGAN JUNE HARTLINE FRANK HIXON DONNA HURST SOPHOMORES JEANETTE JAMES JIMMY JUSTICE CHARLES LYNN I WANDA PENNINGTON DOUGLAS PORTER NANCY PRINCE SOPHOMORES RONALD STEPHENS DELGA STIEFEL LOUELLA STOCKMAN LENA FAYE STONE JERRY TALLEY MARSHALL TRIPP JANICA VANN GEN EDA WHISENANT PATRICIA WHITE INEZ WILLMON DOYLE BODENHAMER SUE BOLTON EDDIE BROWN FRESHMEN ELAINE BRYAN PHYLLIS BURR WANDA FAYE CLOUD JIMMY ADKINS VIRGINIA ANDERSON EARL ALBERTSON PEGGY ATCHLEY RONALD AVANS LEONARD BAKER GARY COOPER STEVE CRANE JUDY CRISP MARY NELL CUSHEN CLINES CUZZORT GLENDA CUZZORT DAVID DEBTER JOY DENNIS STEVE DODSON G.C. DONALDSON DUANE FRISKE MARGARET GASS KATHY GODWIN JoANN GRAHAM FRESHMEN SHERRY HARTLINE LINDA HAWKINS GARLAND JONES CHRISTINE JUSTICE DELPHINE KESSLER 1 JACK LACY JOHNNY LACY TERRY LEVERRETT LEONARD SHELTON GAY RON SMITH FRESHMEN DEXTER STANPHILL DOYLE STEPHENS NANCY MOORE WANDA MORGAN JANIE PARMER BUDDY RIDDLE KEITH ROBINSON NELDA SHARPTON EDNA STEPHENS GLENDA STEPHENS GERALD STEVENS SHIRLEY STONE DENZIL WEST RONNIE WHISENANT BEATRICE ANDERTON EARLINE AVANS EMMA JEAN AVANS WANDA BARTON EDWARD BETHUNE JIMMY BOATNER BARBARA BOWMAN JO ANN CAGLE LARRY CHRISTOPHER JAMES CLARK BEATRICE COOPER LARRY CRANE LINDA DAVIS POLLY DAVIS EIGHTH MARY JO DANIEL JOHN DAVIDSON ALFRED DOW'NER JEWELL FORD JANE FREEMAN BENNY GASS JOHN GASS RICKY GASS JIMMY GILBERT LINDA GILES TED GILES JIMMY GODWIN JUDY GOFF DONALD GRAY JAMES HARMON JUDY HARPER DALE HARTLINE DAVID HARTLINE WANDA HARTLINE SANDRA HAWKINS JOYCE HIXON ODELL LOWRY LOREITA McCURDY BILLY MIDDLEBROOKS HELEN PALMER DAPHNE PORTER RONNIE QUALLS SHERRIA RICE THOMAS RIDDLE JIMMY FAYE SARGENT DOUGLAS SLATER GRADE CAROLYN SMITH CHARLOTTE SMITH LINDA SMITH EDWARD SMITH PRESNAL SMITH WOODROW SMITH BUTCH STANPHILL PHILLIP STEPHENS ARLENE STEVENS GERTHA STEVENS KENNETH STOCKMAN HERSHELL STONE LARRY TALLEY KENNETH TRIPP WANDA WALDEN BOBBY WOMACK CHRIS YOUNG Brandon Douglas Anderton Sandra Avery Charles Baker Claudia Baker William Baker Johnny Mack Brown Kathy Burr Frank Chappelear Johnny Clark Paul Clark Donna Cloud Faye Cloud MISS CALI.IF BURK SEVENTH Mayiris Davidson Barbara Donaldson Patsy Donaldson Lana Elliott Carnell Callaway Brenda Gass Gloria Gass arry Gilbert Sue Giles Farline Gold Eva B. Graham Joyce Graham Rita Gray Loretta James Jerry Hartline Ronnie Hundley Diann Hurst Sammy Jones Nola Crisp Gertrude Daniels Ann Kirkpatrick Ralph Lane Ann Leverett Glenda Lowery Mackey Manning Iris McAdams s Lamar McBryar Donald Middlebrooks Gail Moon Steve Morgan Zell a Ott Jan Palmer Rayburn Prince Ruben Prince 4 Sue Prin8 ‘ '; Ann Ra o Bill Riddle J. B. Sargent Delbert Scott Patricia Sharpton Doris Short Carol Simmons Darlene Smith Alice Stanphill Elizabeth Stephens MR. ARLON GILBERT Ellen Stephens Linda Stephens Patricia Stevens Marie Stiner Doris Stone Williams Weeks Jeanie Wells Grady Whisenant Lee Wimberly Tommy Womack Joan right GRADE Brenda Ashley J anet Avans Larry Avans William Baker Doyce Barton Vondohlan Barton Douglas Bodenhamer Judy Bolton J anice Brown Kenneth Brown Sammy Bryan n K Dale Clark Shelia Clark Glenda Cloud Donald Cooper Ava Cosper Leomoin Cuzzort John Daily Frank Debter David Ford Billy Frazier MISS BETTY WHITE SIXTH Billie Ruth Gass Cordell Gass Larry Gass Shelia Gass Gary Gilbreath Henry Giles n Jo Ann Giles Ray Goff Johnny Gross Larry Gross «% © Gail Hardeman Patricia Hardeman Larry Harper Wanda Hartline J immy Hixon Wayne Hooper Charles James Charles Justice Judy Lacy Mike Leverette Ellen Lowry MRS. ERMA YOUNG Larry Marona Barbara McBryar Cynthi a McBryar Deloris McClendon Faye McClendon Earline Middlebrooks Mickey Moore Ruby Morrow Patricia Oliver Jerry Ott Arlene Palmer GRADE Brenda Parker Anita Patton Denny Pike Dale Prince Flaine Prince Jeanie Qualls Candice Rice John Robinson Carolyn Rogers Geneda Sharpton Sul I ; Q % ■ Gertie Shaw Charlotte Smith Garland Smith MR. ROY COLLINS j ’ i Merrill Smith Zephana Smith Allen Stephens Carolyn Stephens Ester Stephens Peggy Stephens Tommy Stephens Wanda Stephens Allen Stevens Carolyn Stevens I.ester Stiner Gary Talley Terry Tripp Roger Vann Rose Walden o Ann Whisenant Earnest White Wayne Wimberly 4 Barbara Anderson Linda Anderton Karen Avans Connie Bearden Dean Beehner U Betty Bethune Jerry Brandon Dwayne Casey Thelma Casey Bernard Clark Edward Clark Eddie Cloud Kenneth Crisp Jerry Cuzzort Deborah Daniel Glenn Davis Mickey Davis Brenda Downer Crystal Edwards Brent Ferguson Gary Friske ■ o mm David Gaddis Donna Lee Gaddis Charlotte Garner Judy Gass ! MRS. THELMA GRAY FIFTH Linda Gass MRS. JO ANN STALLINGS Lola Gass Margaret Gass Windell Gass Diann Gilbreath Jerry Godwin Robert Goff Shirley Gold Judy Graham Glen Gray Kenneth Hartline Sharon Haftline Edgar Hawkins David Hicks J ancice Higdon Connie Hollingsworth Gary Hundley Ross Kilpatrick Jerry Lacy Alvin Masters Eddie McBryar Rex McCurdy T. VI. Middlebrooks Richard Morgan Wanda Ott Janice Parmer Benny Patton Stanley Porter Marcia Prince Thomas Rains n ft ) i , 1-4 n GRADE Rose Riddle Hilton Robinson Freida Rogers Tony Shaw Geraldine Short Dewey Smith Peggy Smith Steve Smith Susie Smith MR. WALLACE RAINS Naomi Stephens Etta Stockman Glenda Stone Troy Lee Stone Danny Summerford . h Ruth Timmons Benny West Richard West Danny W'hisenant Stacy W'hitzell J immy Wright £ i Deborah Adkins Billy Anderson Anthony Avans Dewey Baker Dale Bearden Wanda Bethune Byron Bodenhamer Ray Brown David Burney Billy Clark Judy Clark Sandra Burney Franklin Carroll Freda Chappelear MISS VIRGINIA WRINKLE FOURTH Michael Cloud Bobby Cosper David Dalton Bertha Donaldson Elwin Downer I'v Buddy Dunn Pat Frazier Nancy Freeman J anica Friskc Carl Gilbert Vernon Gilbert J anica Graham Mary Graham Jerry Gross GRADE MRS. BERNICE GILBERT Monica Hardeman Linda Hicks Johnny Holder Bonnie Hollingsworth Marlynn Hooper J Joy Lacy Vickie Lane ack Leverrett Kirk McBryar Patsy McClendon Kenneth Moody Malcolm Morgan K k£3 Alma Morrow Sandra Patton Sandra Pell Elizabeth Prince Lessie Prince Connie Rains Dale Shelton Clara Smith Ronald Spears Jerry Stiner Mary Lou Stockman Pam Vaughn Wayne White Brenda Whitfield Alice Wimberly £ n tiffed Edward Anderson Terry Avans Larry Blassingame Betty Jo Boatner Sharon Bodenhamer Alice Boydston Larry Burney Terry Burr Donnie Clark Sharon Dalton Freda Daniel Franklin Clark Connie Cloud Charlotte Cooper Peggy Edwards David Garner Larry Giles Marshall Giles Nancy Giles Junita Graham Dennis Grant Susan Harper Jimmy Hartline Larry J ames Billy Joe Kirkpatrick Thomas Lane Tony McBryar Mona Lisa McCurdy Elaine Melton Patricia Morgan Robbie Patton Donny Philips THIRD GRADE MRS. DESSIE CHESTER Shannon Prince Wanda Prince Marilyn Robinson Lonnie Rogers Frankie Sargent David Segee Betty Shaw Michael Shelton Shelia Short George Sims, III Betty Smith Bernice Smith Betty Stephens Billy Stephens Linda Stevens Guy Stiner Angela Taylor James Thompson Shelia Timmons Doris Tinker Randy Tripp Billy West Gloria West Alan Wright J immy York Roger York Judy Albertson Rhonda Anderton Patricia Bailey Dewaine Baker Randy Ballard Teresa Ballard Debbie Bearden Linda Ruth Bethune David Boozier Dewey Bowling J ames Boydston Roger Burrell Shelia Cagle John Carroll Farriel Clark Dwight Conkle ■ Bretton Crowder Donna Crowder Deborah Crisp Terry Cunningham Eddie Daniel Judy Daniel Floyd Dowdy Michael Dunn J anie Frazier Bobby Freeman Charlene Gass Gleason Gass Meredith Gass Gary Gilbert Tony Gilbert Gary Giles Betty Goff SECOND GRADE MRS. THELMA WINKLER Jimmy Goff Tommy Gold Johnny Gray Brenda Green Bernice Gross Regina Gross Diann Hawkins Devon Hidgon Gary Hurst Ralph Lawson Jerry Leverrett Michael McBryar Enid Michael Brenda Morgan Jessie Parmer Deborah Rice Frankie Robinson Brent Smith Rita Smith Thearl Smith Teresa Spear Richie Stevens Ray Stockman Mary Stone Gwendolyn Taylor Gregory Vann Ralph Walden Debbie West Peggy Whetzell Randy Avans Kenneth Bethune Vicki Bethune Malinda Bodenhamer Franklin Bright Linda Faye Brown Michael Bryan Gary Chappelear Rodney Clark Ricky Cloud Rose Cloud Lloyd Conkle Robert Conkle Nola Cooper J acqueline Crisp Marlene Crowder Donnie Davis Michael Debter FIRST Phyllis Downer Bobby Freeman Donna Jo Franks J immy Frazier Billy Garrett Steve Gass Paula Gilbreath Billy Giles Karen Giles Alvin Graham Danny Hartline Kerry Hartline Michael Holder Wilma Hollingsworth Laneta Hooper Mary Lynn Ivey Deborah Jones Dwain Justus Rodney Laney Shirley Lawson Carol Ann Marona Lebron McCurdy Barbara Melton Sonja Michaels • A © Cecil Moody Jerry Moody Dianne Morgan Helen Morgan John Morgan Paul Oliver J anet Patton Sherry Prince Freddie Pruitt GRADE J udy Scott Bodrick Smith Steve Smith Sharon Richards Nigel Rochester Teresa Lynn Rogers Thala Smith Derwin Spears Tony Stephens Diann Stiner L 4Vl MRS. GLADYS DRISKFLL Bonnie Stockman Coy Stone Deborah Summerford Ballard Thompson Michael Thompson Lonnie Tripp Bobby Wade Sherry West Ray Vaughn Larry York Linda York TERMITES . . . LOVE SPORTS and PEACE PAT FERGUSON Drum Major SHIRLEY GODWIN Head Majorette CHARLES STANBERY Band Director F.H.A. MRS. ALLISON...........................Advisor BLANCHE McCALLIE.....................Treasurer PAT FERGUSON.........................Historian WANDA HOLLAND.............................Song Leader ROVINE ROBINSON...........................Song Leader DALE BALLARD..............................President JOYCE ALBERTSON......................Vice-President WINOLA SARGENT............................Secretary CL ETA STEPHENS.....................Parliamentarian MARTHA FERGUSON............................Reporter SENIOR 4-H MRS. GENEVA ALLISON...................Advisor BUTCH SLATER........................President MR. DONALD STEPHENS...................Advisor REBA GADDIS....................Vice-President THAYER BODENHAMER...................Treasurer JOYCE ALBERTSON.............................Song Leader DALE BALLARD...........................Secretary TOMMY BOWMAN......................Vice-President MARTHA FERGUSON.............................Song Leader GERRY LOU GADDIS........................Reporter JUNIOR 4-H CLOVER LEAF GLEE CLUB SPOTLIGHT STAFF PAT FERGUSON....................Assistant Editor BOBBY CAMPERLINO......................Artist KATHLEEN OTT............................Editor GLENDA GRAHAM.......................Reporter QUEEN HOMECOMING MISS REBA GADDIS HOMECOMING QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS MISS PAT FERGUSON - MISS DIANN ROBINSON PRETTIEST and MOST HANDSOME MOST POPULAR BRENDA AVANS - JERRY MOORE WANDA HOLLAND - VERDELL McBRYAR SUPERLATIVES BEST SPORTS REBA GADDIS - DUB AVANS MOST INTELLECTUAL MAE CROCKER - GERLAND GASS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WINOLA SARGENT - VERDELL McBRYAR BEST PERSONALITY SHIRLEY GODWIN - CLIFFORD LAWSON SUPERLATIVES QUIETEST LINDA MORGAN - LEO DOBBINS CLASS PESTS DIANN ROBINSON - GERLAND GASS BEST ALL AROUND NEATEST GLENDA BRYAN - VERDELL McBRYAR CLETA STEPHENS - LEO DOBBINS SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST FRIENDLIEST REBECCA HAGGARD - GERLAND GASS SHIRLEY GODWIN - VERDELL McBRYAR CLASS FLIRTS VIANDA HOLLAND - JAMES BETHUNE MOST TALENTED REBA GADDIS - LLOYD GRIFFIN SUPERLATIVES CUTEST BARBARA GROSS - JERRY MOORE MOST STUDIOUS MAE CROCKER - VERDELL McBRYAR MOST ATHLETIC MOST DEPENDABLE DIANN ROBINSON - DUB AVANS JOYCE ALBERTSON - VERDELL McBRYAR SUPERLATIVES CLASS GROUCHES JOHNNIE CARROLL - LLOYD GRIFFIN VIANDA HOLLAND Valedictorian 95-5 average DORIS PRINCE Citizenship Award MAE CROCKER Salutatorian HONORS 94.49 average HONORS GRADUATION Nouvnavao V Nv - •: • • .. WM «111 M8 M mu -.•■ •. THAYER BODENHAMER BOBBY CAMPERLINO Left to Right: MORRELL HOLCOMB, Coach. Captain; DUB AVANS, Captain; PRENTICE LEO DOBBINS CARL FORESTER Seniors-LEO DOBBINS, VERDELL McBRYAR, PORTER. BOBBY FRANKS, Coach. DONALD SMITH HUEY SMITH JERRY TALLEY BUFFORD STEPHENS VARSITY D CLUB VERDELL McBRYAR..............................President PRENTICE PORTER.........................Vice-President CLYDE BARTON............................Secretary CHEERLEADERS BLANCHE McCALLIE T Davis SCORES Opponents REBA • 0.. PISGAH 12 GADDIS x 26.. WESTSIDE 0 0.. FYFFE •x 12., G. S. D 0 x 20.. MOUNT ZION... 0 x 19. 8 18. 0 LINDA •x 6. ADAIRSVILLE... 6 ROCHESTER x 7. ....CHATT- VALLEY 32 x 0. 0 Homes Games — xConference Games DEMPLE HARTLINE B TEAM JANE PALMER CHRISTINE JUSTICE JOAN RICE PEGGY ATCHLEY KATHY GODWIN SHERRY HARTLINE PEE WEES JANE FREEMAN SHERRIA RICE JOYCE HIXON JIMMIE FAYE SARGENT LINDA SMITH EMMA JEAN AVANS HELEN PALMER W 0 - •:••. yrv i gS ! • - • • . • . t V . • • .;. • :•:• ;vW-i i ! •: v.'v!vV . WESTERN AUTO DEALER Congratulations Seniors - Your Home Owneo Family Store - FIRST NATIONAL BANK Martin A. Nethery Stevenson, Alabama- OL 7-4523 A Bank That Service Built On the Square Trenton, Georgia 3 percent on Savings EDMONDSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS CASE HARDWARE and APPLIANCE CO. 8th and Cherry, Chattanooga Your — Professional Business Training — Speedwriting, Shorthand and Nancy Taylor Finishing Course GENERAL ELECTRIC One of the South's Leading Business Colleges Dealer OLiver -3111 Trenton, Georgia Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors CLARK LUMBER COMPANY SHOP RITE NO. 2 C. B. Johnson , Manager Trenton, Georgia Trenton, Georgia PR ICE PHARMACY Congratulations Seniors U W Favorite ncF VIRGIL JENKINS Congratulations Seniors JOHN L. CASE COMPANY SUPERMARKET OL 7-4214 TRENTON, GEORGIA Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors DAN HALL TRENTON TELEPHONE COMPANY OL 7-4000 Congratulations Seniors Trenton, Georgia ANDERSON SERVICE STATION Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors LACY'S RESTAURANT CLARK BROTHERS STORES 632-2953 Hwy. 73 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors JOHN MURPHY BRANNON'S SHOE SHOP Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors DADE CO. CO-OP TIFTONIA CLEANERS Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors ALLISON BLEVINS TRENTON BARBER SHOP CHATTANOOGA MERCHANTS A S N s MOTOR SALES D Come by and see us Sand Mountain Boys. We appreciate your business. Better Cars for Less Money - At the Big Umbrella 2828 ROSS VILLE BLVD. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE OX 8-4496 Congratulations Seniors Wishing Success EFFRON'S DR. KERMIT MAXWELL Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors LEE PHARMACY Chattanooga, Tennessee THE CLOCK SHOP Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors LEEDS HOMES, INC. Chattanooga, Tennessee CHATTANOOGA SAW WORKS Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors MYRICK POULTRY FARM THREE SISTERS Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors MARTIN-THOMPSON LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS SPORTING GOODS Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors THE EVELENE SHOPPE DYER LUMBER COMPANY OL 7-3443 OL 7-3201 Trenton, Georgia Trenton, Georgia Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors BROWN'S SHOPPING CENTER MOORE'S CAFE and SKATING RINK 632-2278 Flat Rock, Alabama 657-3878 Henegar, Hwy. 75 Alabama Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors DOBBINS TRACTOR COMPANY RINGER'S FLORIST AND DRY GOODS LIGGETT’S Ice Cream Company CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors BANK of DADE A FRIEND Member of F. D. I.C. Congratulations Seniors CLAYMAR RESTAURANT Congratulations Seniors MR. AND MRS. MAC HURST, OWNERS SALLY'S BEAUTY SHOP GROSS' Congratulations Seniors FURNITURE - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES DRV GOODS — HARDWARE OL 7-3456 Trenton, Georgia MADDOX HALE Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors GEORGIA POWER COMPANY MORRIS HOMES, INC. FARM FIELDS PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS TELEPHONE - TAylor 1-3561 CUMMINGS ROAD — ROUTE 4 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE CONGRATULATION SENIORS CHATTANOOGA TYPEWRITER CO. YOUR SMITH-CORONA DEALER 118 EAST 7th STREET PHONE - AM 6-4731 •omio VMOft AUTHOWTT 04 TM« COCA-COCA COH ANT IT Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. - 201 Broad Street CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT and DAIRY BAR AND PETE FOSSETT GROCERY IDER, ALABAMA Congratulations Seniors BROWN'S LUMBER CO. Congratulations Seniors AND GROCERY STORE MR. and MRS. N. H. HUTCHINSON New England, Georgia Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors VIRGINIA'S COIFFURES TRENTON UPHOLSTERING COMPANY Trenton, Georgia OL 7-4371 Congratulations Seniors ALMA MATER RED’S CLEANERS Our strong band can ne're be broken. Trenton, Georgia isp It can never die. For surpassing wealth unspoken. Sealed by friendship ties. Davis, our dear Alma Mater, Thee in our hearts we'll hold. We will love and ne're forget, The purple and the gold. Congratulations Seniors STONE LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Congratulations Seniors HAPPY VALLEY FARMS Congratulations Seniors CAM R. WILLIS Stevenson, Alabama Congratulations Seniors WHITE STAR BARBER SHOP Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors DADE JEWELERS STEPHENS T.V. and APPLIANCE SHOP Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors EDGEWOOD FOOD MARKET CLARK SERVICE STATION ANNUAL STAFF - After Deadline I ■ AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS jwt| PUBLISHERS. INC. ATLANTA GEORGIA
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