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Douglas High School - Piratecho Yearbook (Douglas, GA)

 - Class of 1955

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,X ,mmf ' - , v S 2 0.4 Mbyff M ff ORM QA wg 1 fy gf, wif' he M 41+ iff fi ,Qt ,Kg 5 X L Q ! X C Q fn vi! L , YP A 'S' gif A A 2 ri - H 1 ' 4' fa' .i f x , ,, fffbcff' ff 'f we z if fi 1 4 -' gf , E FV nf YI U 4 QL' 5 W 'G 'AJ WA fy PM ff' N A . ! ,. Q D fl feww 1 ' ' A 3 'Nr' R, . . L-Q X54 ' 'f' W 1 14 . 'Am , b X 9. PIT :mi 1 - . 1ifb,L-i Q X, '- Nix g,-QM ,h A: V, dv, I he 4, ' 'aah V' - fr N . :fe , s J f L :M A:- 5 f-'X , J' f V K v USSNR THE 1955 l PIRA TE C H O Published by a The Senior Class ' of Douglas High School Douglas, Georgia Volume Xl V L MARY OLIVER DEEN, Ediforfin-Chief MARY ED STOVALL, Bus ep hi .W Q 6, - FORE WORD ln this the eleventh and last edition of the Piratecho, the staff has endeavored to grasp the essence of the spirit, a medley of the memories, and a blend of the ideals and experiences that have shaped Douglas High School for the past thirty-three years. Just as no two students have been identical, indeed no two years have been quite the same, but all have been mileposts along a common highway. From the roaring twenties, through the depressing thirties, the war-torn forties, to the still fearful fifties, Douglas High School has prided herself upon her ability to turn out well balanced men and women who go on adding to their sum totals of knowledge after graduation, Her students have had to use the city streets for a campus, so tightly crowded together are the halls of learning of D,H.S, Yet no young man with a pretty girl by the hand has ever felt cheated as he strolled from the campus to a convenient drug store hangout. As each springtime burst out in all its glory- and there is a glory in South Georgia springtimes--ra girl tired of Geometry or Chaucer could always circle college drive, where it was perpetually open season and the game was abundant. ny an ' t' ution f arning boasts of 'ts ' 'ed owers, ' ' ' gs aid clown wth han i stone and fashioned of roughhewn timbers It is not so at Douglas High School Her graduates must brag instead of intangible things of brave new ideas of leadership in mapping fresh routes for the mind or of the benefits that accrue from constant change Some Douglas High School graduates remember most vividly the classroom sessions which frightened or inspired them exploding beakers in a chemistry leb book reports due on the first of the month math problems that would not solve themselves But Douglas High School is something more than this It is a crisp November afternoon when our football team looked like AllAr'n rican to lt is the frenzied hour before sending the Buccaneer to the printers when ideas flowed like molasses i nuary e in ones cass o as in a i r clas at a JuniorSen r Banquet and the smiles and tears of graduation We trust that this volume of the Piratecho is such that it stimulates only the happiest memories in the minds of Douglas High School graduates and that each will recall again a dream o bliss o beautiful to last X ,A N sm K ' X N. 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V 2-ffl'-if I XX ' SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE You, The Senior Class of l955, will have the unusual honor ot being the thirty-second, the largest, and the last class To graduate from the Douglas High School we have known in The past and which so many have loved so well. Growth is one ot The first laws ot nature and progress should march on. This should be The characteristic ot The spirit ot any institution. With The close ot This school year The Douglas High School will enter into a new era or chapter. Next year There will be a new campus, new buildings, new Teachers, and many new students. ln spite ot whatever change that may take place I am certain There will always be an abiding love and a deep feeling of nostalgia in The hearts and minds ot Those who attended and Those who taught in old Douglas High. As you, The members ot The Senior Class ot l955, write The last pages in one of The chapters of The present Douglas High School and venture forth into the world ot real lite, I hope you will tind happiness, achieve success in whatever you undertake To do, and that you will always exemplify The high standards ot scholarship and citizenship which we have tried To main- tain at Douglas High. l want to congratulate and express my appreciation to The members ot the Piratecho! Statt tor the excellent contribution you have made to Douglas High by publishing The 1955 edition ot The Piratecho. Commendations to you tor a iob well done. T. H. WALL, JR. Superintendent ot Douglas City Schools AB., Mercer University MA., University ot Georgia MISS WINIFRED MERRIER Secretary to the Superintendent VAN A. DAVIS Principal of Douglas High School B.S., University of Georgia Graduate Study at the University of Georgia if . 'Lf' 1 1 .I 'A L L '. A . 1,- Lf J' gs ,lv V A lx lt'- I., ', , lf w R-use WF 'Hula' f lj l 'K' -'fum ,- 'GHQQ l L ,I 1' y I 1- X .L .L ,AL .X 1 x C I 4 .Il L, if 'll V. V. k il J if 1' PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE fs ' , 'X ,r H 1 J t I, V ,bf Y XL- All l :J ' lv . ,M . u ,f ,,,f M V lf . l ' A f K ,- L.. -, l Vi ,' i 3. v , l K x. f , X L , rl' i L l,, L MRS. CHARLES NELSON Secretary to the Principal 14 H147 We talk so much about Douglas High School being dissolved, to be active no more. ln the sense only of material values is it dying. What a school stands for, its spirit, its teachers' impressions, its caliber of students will live on and on. We should resolve that our new high school will always be better and strive to make it so. We cannot live on sentimentality. Progress stalls whenever we are sticklers for tradition. We must never be afraid to face new situations, no matter what uneasiness or anxiety it may cause. Even though Douglas High School will be no more after this year, we know memories will live on, new students will create new enthusiasm. We must prepare to fall in line. The production of a high school annual is education in action. Each year our senior class takes the responsibility for portraying graphically our entire school life and for providing a record for posterity. Our school adheres not only to the value of the mastery of fundamental processes, but emphasizes, deservedly, such vital objectives as citizenship education, character training, and the development of individual talents. This yearbook proiects to the reader are enlarged concept of the 3 R's. The organization, detailed planning, coordination, business experience, weighing of values, exercise of judgment, necessary in a publication of this type, make a production of this nature truly education in action. i in 'Mild 5. A. C lr - UQ' MR. LAMAR HOLLOWAY B.S., M.A. Diversified Cooperative Training Georgia Teachers College, North Carolina State MRS. H. McGOUIRK B.S.Ed., M.S. Librarian University of Georgia, Graduate work at Peabody College, Appalach- ian'State Teachers College, Univer- sity of Colorado MR. l. E. THIGPEN B'.S.Ed. Band Georgia Teachers College, Graduate work at University of Florida MRS. R. E. ALEXANDER B.S. English Berry College MR. WILLIAM KIMBRELL B.S.Ed. Industrial Arts University of Georgia FACULTY MISS WILLIE PEARL DAVIS AB., M.Ed. English Bessie Tift College, University of Georgia, Graduate work at Teachers College, Columbia University MISS SARA BETTY DURHAM AB., M.Ed. Mathematics Bessie Tift College, University of Georgia, Graduate work at Teachers College, Columbia University 1'-4555 MISS ELIZABETH LOTT A.B., M.A, Social Studies University of Georgia, Columbia University MR. JOSEPH BUXTON B.S., M.A. Foreign Language Journalism Georgia Teachers College, Emory University, Graduate work at Mexico City College, Mexico City, D. F. x 3 x wa QT? I l i 5,49 ,J rw f ill A.B., M.Ed. 5 English University of Georgia MR. CHARLES NELSON B.A.Ed., M.A. Social Studies University of Mississippi ' C-'HQALA Tn ,flilfi ill 'li MRS. ELLA HELLAND B.S., B.C.S. Commercial Studies Mississippi State College for Women, Bowling Green Business, University of Kentucky MR. FRANK WATSON B.Mus. Piano Voice Glee Club Brenau Conservatory, Graduate work at University of Georgia, South West- ern Seminary, Columbia School of Music MRS. JAMES T. KENNEDY B.S. Commercial Studies Georgia State College for Women 19701 JU , MR. WALTER KlRKLAND A.B., M.A. Social Studies Mercer University, Colum College MRS. JOHN GRAHL B.S. Home Economics Berry College FACULTY w MR. R. E, ALEXANDER B.S. Physical Education Science Earlham Coflege, Florida Southern MISS LOUISE BENNETT B.S.ECl., M.Ecl. English Georgia Teachers College, University of Georgia MR. ED MIXON B.S. Ed. Social Studies Georgia Teachers College No picture MISS HELEN CROSBY AB. English Georgia State College for Women, Graduate work at Emory University MRS. J, F. STRICKLAND B,S.H,E. Director of Cafeteria University of Georgia MRS. MELVIN WATERS B.S. Ed. Mathematics University of Georgia Physical Education Biology ida State University MR. ROBERT JOHNSON BE., M.S. Physical Education City College .F ff--' STC7' Mies. vv. G. BOYD BS , Jacksonville State Teachers College of Alabama, Graduate work at Flor- University of Illinois, Los Angeles Z.. -Q BOARD OF EDUCATION J. F Us 5 :Ia 1.- .-ganna.-7 Lef Chi-gjrm I: M an, a rs- G nd Mr. ThadUCYh!l7iC91oorman C f 5. ' O. Aub I To 'fQh rey Williams M PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION . E , 1 3 - i s E S 2 I Q S ? i 3 i 1 A 1 R , 1 , 5 rs. Evelyn 35.4, if EF' gf ,J , Mrs Seated, Brewer, EXECUTIVE BOARD ieft to right. D. W. Mosely Mrs. Leon Jernigan Mrs Aibert Garbett President Mrs. Buck Moore Mrs. Thomas Frier Mrs. Lonnie Grantnarn Standing: Mrs. T. H. Waii, Jr. Mrs. D. C. Dockery Mrs. Ed Lund Mrs. James T Frye V Mrs. R. N. Adams Not in riicture- Mrs. Z. D. Norris' Mrs. Roy Jonnson Mrs. Reggie Roberts Mrs Gerald Lott Mrs. O. S. Scott Mrs. Lloyd Cation Jil! if UMNI ASSOCIATION or nouGLAs HIGH SCHOOL Tom Cottingham, Jr., President-Elect of Alumni Associ- ation for 1955 is congratulated by outgoing president, Walter Wilson, Jr. President WALTER WILSON, JR. CClass of 19291 Vice President ELIE HOLTON lEx. 1943-Gr. G.M.C.D Secretary . ,,,,,,,, MISS WINIFRED MERRIER lClass of 19521 Assistant Secretary MISS ELIZABETH LOTT tClass of 19301 Treasurer, Not in picture JOE S. RAY, JR. CClass of 19455 Publicity Chairman . THOMAS FRIER lClass of 19351 Under the sponsorship of the graduating class of 1952, the Douglas High School Alumni Association was officially organized December 23, 1953. The purpose of the Association is to re- vive high school memories, to meet old ac- quaintances, and to keep alive the spirit and ideals of Douglas High by having an alumni banquet once a year. Even though the merger of Douglas City Schools with other Coffee County high schools to form the Coffee County High School will go into effect in September 1955, the Association held its largest and most enthusiastic meeting on December 23, 1954 and made plains to enlist all alumni, working toward a bigger and stronger association. S Left to right: Tom Richey, I. J. Roberson, First row, left to right: Warren Kirby, Bill Chaney, Stan Lott, Joe Sports, Bob Waldo Vickers, Jim Spooner, Hylmon Wall. Patillo. Second row: Billy Snow, Harold Courson, Bobby Green, Jack Boatwright, Miss Waunnelle Vickers, Neil Sims, Miss Lola Johnson, Jimmy Tanner, Miss Carolyn Gilliard, Miss Betty Ruth Braden, Miss Winifred Merrier. First row, left to right: La Van Champion, Auburn Paulk, Jr., Arthur Davis, Billy Ray Underwood. Second row: Albert McKinnon Mrs lanell Vickers West, Miss Gayanne Tan- ner, Miss Carol Jean Burnette, Miss Bobbie Castle, Gene Curtis, Miss Robbie Jardine, Miss Rue Meeks Mrs. Jean Wall Lott. iii Left to right: Miss Mary Hateley Quincy, Miss lrrna Jean Vickers, Miss Mary A Summerlin, Miss Barbara Burkett, Miss Dell Dayis, Jimmy Kirby, Jim Donehoo, f ! i 4 , P' 'af , fa 'M E. 2 f 12 is wt Z 5 Y SENIORS 'hs -.1 T va, 1 f ,iii VL ,V ifgfikw Seated: Mary Ed Sfovall, Buck Preston, Ann King, Phyllis Faircloth, Standing: Miss Davis, Buck Moore, Miss Durham, Barbara Thompson, and Miss Lott. CLASS OFFICERS BUCK PRESTON Presldenf MARY ED STOVALL Vice Presicleril 7 ANN KING Secrefary A PHYLLIS FAIRCLOTH Treasurer BUCK MOORE ,, Parliarnenrarian BARBARA THOMPSON Reporter 'NNW' ' CLASS MOTTO Go forth To rneef the shadowy future wiflwouf f -X fear and vvifh a manly heart. ,- N f J 'W CLASS c:oLoRs 4 f 'x Green and While 4 4, CLASS FLOWER FAR VVhiTe Carnalion X X CLASS SONG You'll Never Walk Alone. X X X R SENIORS MARY OLIVER DEEN . . . Of all the joys I can recall, being in love is best of all. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, -1, Snapshot Chairman l, Protect Chairman 2, Treasurer 3, Proiect Chairman A, Glee Club I, 3p ABAC I, 2, 3, Jutior Recreation Commission 2, Football Sponsor 2, Christian Life Conference 3, One-Act Play 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club -1, Feature Editor of Buccaneer 4, Student Council 4, Master Salesman, Editor-in Chief of Piratecho, Who's Who in Senior Class. TROY LEE RHODEN . . . Speech is great, but silence is greater. DCT Club, DORA NADINE HUTCHESON , . . Faithful, unsellish, and patient. FHA 1, 4-H Club 3, TrirW Vocabulary Club'4, FTA 4, Librarian 4, Master Salesman, Oscar Winner, Assistant Business Manager of Piratecho. ' LOWELL THOMAS VICKERS . . . Speak to him of Jacob's ladder and he will ask the number of steps. A-H Club, President 3, A, County A-H President 4, Student Council 4, Glee Club 3. lk I fv- fl' ,gg 19. svtffisiyy N r it dit t I R grx Q-v .-sum, 11 BETTY JEAN SMITH , . . A silent woman must be a gift from heaven. Transfer from Upton, A-H Club 3, FHA A, Master Salesman. RUDD DWAIN BOWIE . . , And we know he'll try anything once, Football 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club A. WILDA ANN DAVIS . , , She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think or'. Slee Club l, Debate l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Scrapbook Editor l, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, President 4, Student Council I, 4, Cheer- leader 3, Pep Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4, ABAC l, 2, 3, Youth Assembly 3, 4, First in State UDC Essay Contest l, 3, District Ready Writing Contest l, 2, 3, 4, Second Place I, First Place 3, State Ready Writing Contest, First Place 3, Junior Recreation Com- mission 3, Basketball B Team I, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Assistant Editor of Buccaneer, Master Salesman, Oscar Winner, Literary Editor of Piratecho, Miss DHS Homecoming of '54 , Wh0's Who in Senior Class. ELMER SMITH , . . I shall laugh myself to death. AYH Club 3, 4. SENIORS LAMAR JACKSON . . . Behino those eyes there lies much mischief. Football 3, Ag Baseball Aj Hi-Y A, Master Salesman, Buccaneer Staff A. SHELBY JEAN THOMPSON , , . With willirg hands arid a rnird to work she will have no difficulty in achievirg her aims, FHA l, 2, FTA 3, Ag Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, A, Assistant Program Chairman 25 Devotional Chairman 3g ABAC 2, Christian Life Conference 25 Master Salesrnang Oscar Winnerg Tri-W Vocabulary Club Ag Class Editor of Piratechog Program Planning Conference 2, Library Club, Project Chairman A SARA JO SLOCUMB She seems sr, cheerful about yesterday ard so confident about tomorrow Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, FHA 2, Glee Club l, 3, VYV Vocabulary Club A. JIMMY YOUNG . , . Good looking, good natured, and a good friend to have. Football A, Baseball A, Buccaneer Staff Ag Master Salesman. .7 ,J lv Tig' x Q7 C? 2 Q I' t fkf-by R :lr E7 EE 4 . jfolyl L11-Zli i 1 .Affxi Qi .a .gg ,, f' J ,fl X Jil f I fl fy' . , A . .Mp 4,,' . I , N f I, A ef C, fri- Cf- r ,fn ,X , f A A., , I X, 7.1 .1 JANlCE LILLIE McKlNNON . . . Cheerful as the moon, flirtatious as the sun. mart i, 2, 3, 4, FHA i, 2, Ag Cvlee ctbb 3, vw Vocabulary Club A. CHARLES BARNES . , Speech is great, but silence is greater, Key Club A, DCT 3, A. BARBARA ANN THOMPSON . . . Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Senior Class Reporter T'HiY I 2 3 A FTA 3 A Historian 3 Secretary A VSC Campus A sembly 3 B ta CI b 3 A Busin s Manager of Buccaneer A ee Club l Chairman 9 Li ar U 4 C 4 I A TriW Vocabulary Club Master Salesman President Reporter of County Council ASHLEY ROWELL Rather than love than morey than fame give me truth, Football 3, Manager Ag Buccaneer Staff A. SENIORS GLORIA ANN MCCORD . . . Her friendly smile and winning per- sonality will bring her success. Glee Club T, Band 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Songleader 3, Treasurer 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Photograph Editor of Piratecho, Basketball B Team l, VYV Vocabulary Club 4, Pep Club 3, Band Clinic 4. JAMES RAY STRICKLAND . . . ls not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? Band 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Beta Club 4, FTA 4, Key Club 4, Football Manager 2, Glee Club 3, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Master Salesman, Oscar Winner, Pep Club 3, ABAC 3, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. LONA MAE WILSON . . . She doesn't save her smiles for a rainy day. Transfer from Alma High School. ANN LAURA WILLIAMS. . . In quiet she reposes. Transfer from Nicholls High School, 4-H Club 3. W, il . i .K .tiff ll los m Y? 4. ,WM Pg 5 Qjjfl THURSTON HARPER . . . Do what you can and let the rest go by. Baseball 3, 4. CECELIA MARSHALL . . She has danced her way into the hearts of everyone. Tri-Hi-Y T, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Glee Club I, 4, Club Editor of Piratecho, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Pep Club 3, Basketball B Team I, ABAC Conference 2. JOY NELSON . . . The mildest manners ard the gentlest heart. Glee Club l, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Master Salesman, Oscar Winner, Curtis Watch Winner, Circulation Manager of the Piratecho, Library Club, Public Relations Chairman 4. CLINT SLOCUMB, JR .... He is tall, merry, and jolly, One never sees him melancholy. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, vw Vocabulary Club. SENIORS VERA MAE TURNER . . , Her voyage through life is as happy and free as the dancing waves on the deep blue sea. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, A, Christian Life Conference T, FTA 3, A, Valdosta FTA Conference 3, Pep Club, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Library Club 3, A, Social Chairman 4, VYV Vocabulary Club A, Master Salesman, Oscar Winner. CHARLES WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR ..., Leave silence to the saints, l am but human. Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track A, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Band T, 2, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Master Salesman 4, Pep Club 3. BETTY RUTH GRANTHAM . . . Quiet, but alert. Transfer from Upton, A-H Club 3, Master Salesman. LANKFORD EARL CHANEY . . .Men of few words are best. A-H Club 3, A, Treasurer A, DCT A. Q :gh ,fifth X u ,fi T1 age LOlS HARRIETT THOMAS . . , Nor too bashful, rct too bold, she's just exactly right, we're told. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, A, VYV Vocabulary Club 4, Glee Club T, 2. ALFRED EUGENE LEE . . . Hope for the best, prepare for the worst, and rake what comes. Transfer from Alrna, DCT A, JERRY BUCK'MOORE . . . Not too serious, not voo gay, but a jolly good fellow when it comes to play. Transfer from Booneville, Mississippi, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Beta Club Convention 3, Pep Club, President 3, Senior Class Parliarnentariari, Sports Editor of Piratecho, VYV Vocabulary Club A. NANCY LOU WILKERSON . . . As merry as the day is long. Beta Club 3, 4, A-H Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, District Meet Typing 3, Master Salesman. MONTGOMERY LANE PRESTON, JR .,,, Wherever the boat sails l shall be Captain. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian T, Treasurer 2, Chaplain 3, Vice President A, Youth Assembly Delegate 3, A, Chaplain of the House of Representatives -1, ABAC Conference 2, 3, Vice President 3, Student Council 2 3 A, Vice President 2, Treasurer 3, Deciarnation 2, 3, Fourth Place in Region 3, Football 2, 3, -1, Beta Club 4, Pep Club 3, Tri-W Vocabulary Club'-1, Master Salesman, Oscar Winner, President of the Senior Class, Who's Who of Senior Class. TONNIE ADAMS . . . Little l ask, my warts are few. A-H Club l, 2, Master Salesman. ANITA DERANEY . . .She smiled, andthe shadows departed. 3 l 'S 'TY 14- Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, A, DCT, President 4, Fl-lA,l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club dj!! J T, 2, 3, 4, Oscar Winner, Basketball -2, Master Salesman, LAMAR DREW . . , Progressive, athletic, and friendly. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, A, State Track Meet 3. W Www Q-my k its '4 r r If 1 f '52, ,Q-5 O BARBARA JANE FITZGERALD , . . A little mite of neatness and sweetness. Transfer from Fitzgerald High School, Football Sponsor -1, Tri-l-li-Y 4, Maste' Salesman. LARRY ANDREWS , . . The force of his own mind makes his way. Transfer from Haines City,.Florida, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Key Club 4. JUNELL WORTH . , . Athle'lc, friendly, full of fun . . . Junell is liked by everyone. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, CBFJYBIVW 3, FHA 3, 4, .iii 3, vw Vocabulary Club 4, Buccaneer Staff A, Sports Editor of the Piratecho, Pep Club 3, Girls' State 3, Master Salesman 4. FRED FLANDERS . . . Life is too short to worry. Transfer from Pearson Higlrl School, Key Club 4. SENIORS ROWAN CAMPBELL , . ,Here mischief lurks in grey disguise. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, HifY l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Secretary 3, Secretary 4, Student Council 3, President of Junior Class, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Master Salesman, Second Vice President of Christian Life Conference 3, District Ready Writing Contest 2, 3, 4, First Place 2, Second Place 3, State Ready Writing Contest, Fourth Place 2, Snapshot Editor of Piratecho Staff, Who's Who in Senior Class. MAROUISE BONEY . . . Those blue eyes with their soft lights. Transfer from Ocmulgee, Tri4Hi-Y 4, Basketball Manager 4, Master Salesman, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. DANIEL WlLLlAM GASKIN , . . l think til l grow weary of Thinking, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. MARlE CLIETT . . . l am quietly holding fast to the things that cannot fail. Tri-l'li+Y l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 35 FHA 37 FTA 4, VYV Vflcabulary Club 4, Pep Club 3. Q--r 'Wir fly- Q l',gfitl 'frfkffzfzy ann., 'Ii QW' ,yy I fi- fi DWAIN ANDERSON . . .To hurry or worry is not my creed. Key Club 4,'Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. MARY WILKERSON . . . l shall go softly all my years. Transfer from Willacoochee, 4'H Club 3, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. LUCIUS WRIGHT PENN . . . Drink not too deeply of the fountain of knowledge, lest ye strangle. Baseball l, 2, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, FTA 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, VYV Vocabulary Club 4, Delegate to Beta Club Con- vention 3, Business Staff of Piratecho, Typist, Student Council 4, Vice President, Who's Who in Senior Class. BEVERLV CASHWELL . . . Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. Transfer from Jacksonville, Fiorida, Student Council 2, Glee Club 2, 31 Ubfafian 2: Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Queen of Heart's Court 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3. WM SENIORS ARTHUR CYRUS ADAMS . . . In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. Master Salesman A, Key Club 3, 4, President A, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Project Chairman A, Beta Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant'Editor of the Piratecho, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Band l, Christian Life Conference 3, Student.Council 4. SYLVIA KATHERYNE GRANTHAM , . . A sweet girl with an under- standing heart. Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, Pep Club 3, Basketball 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Master Salesman, VYV Vocabulary Club 4, Girls' Ensemble 3. KENNETH MAX JONES . . . To those who know thee not, no words can palntl And those who know thee, know all words are faint. Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Baseball 4. MARY FRANCES VICKERS . . . Happy thou art, as if everyday thou hadst picked up a horseshoe. Glee Club 3, FHA 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3,'4, Buccaneer Staff 4. 'SLM ' it 4'9- i. 11 fre' YW'-r WCM is fir f'-ini 'MM WILLIAM ROBERT HOLLEY . . . Love one, trust few, and always paddle your own canoe. A-H Club. SUE KIGHT . . . If it's fun, she's all for it. Band Y, Glee Club 3, Tri-HZ-Y l, 2, FHA I, 2, A-H Club 3, 4, DCT A, Master Salesman. FRANCES ANN KING , , . A gracious manner and a mind well stored. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, A, Program Chairman 2, Vice President 3, Glee Club 2, Program Planning Conference 2, ABAC 2, 3, Beta Club 3, A, Reporter 4, FHA l, 2, Treasurer 2, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Curtis Watch Winner, Oscar Winner, Master Salesman, Senior Class Secretary, District Meet 3, 4, Student Council A, Homecoming Court 4, Who's Who in Senior Class. JOHNNY BAGLEY . , , His helpful hand and cheerful smile will in the future good friends win. Football 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Buccaneer Staff, Reporter 4, Christian Life Conference 3, VYV Vocabulary Club 4. 8 SENIORS DAVID CARTER . . , Reserved, yet friendly and pleasant, too. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, FTA A, Tri-W Vocabulary Club A. LIZZIA MAE HERSEY . . . The voice so sweet, the words so fair. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, FHA 3, Glee Club 3, A, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. RUSSELL COLLINS . . , No fidget and ro reformer, just a Calm observer of ought and truth. DCT Club, A-H Club. EDREA NELL BENTQN . . . For she is the quiet kind whose rature never varies, FHA 2, 3, A,-'1fH Club 3. iff., au, lf ul ff-'H'-at ui .X Qs. fl ,nar- r HUGH CARLYSE O'STEEN . . , I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. A-H Club 3, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Buccaneer Staff 3, CAROLYN GENEVA SMITH , , . Pretty brown hair, friendly eyes wonder where her fortune lies. Transfer from Upton, A-H Club 3, A. PHILIP PAULK . . , An all round fellow in many ways-we think that's all we need to say. Transfer from Willacoochee, Key Club 4, AVH Club 3, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. PHYLLIS MARIE FAIRCLOTH . A really very splendid girl, her faults are very few, we think she is very unusual, we know she is very true. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, A, Vice President I, Treasurer 2, Band I, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 2, Glee Club 3, District Meet Trio 3, 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Basketball 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Who's Who in Senior Class. r l of 85 lik has ' s 'ki x . ff? . w.,4r QQ,-,,.,, bg, ,s,,,,! EDWARD MCDONALD . . . Slow but sure, hopeful, and helpful. Transfer from Willacoochee, Georgia, 4+-l Club 35 Key Club Ag VYV Vocabulary Club 45 Master Salesman. SARA ANN WEEKS . . , How sweet and gracious, even in common speech. Library Club 45 Buccaneer Staff A. DAVID MELTON SIMS . , . He plays the game square so he shall win. etball I 2 ball Cap A Beta Clu 4 Vnce Presud 1 Presuden 2 Secretar Presndent 4 Student Councll l 2 3 A Vnce Presndent 3 Presndent 4 Youth Assembly 3 A Floor Leader of the House of Representatnves 4 ABAC 3 A Vuce Presldent of Junuor Class TruW Vocabulary Club 4 Master Salesman Martnn Trophy for Most Popular Football Player Who s Who an Sennor Class MERRITT . . , Shall I compare thee to a summer's breeze? Thou art as lovely but thou also make more noise, Master Salesman. SENIORS PATRICIA ANN GARBETT . , . Golden hair like sunlight streaming. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4, Junior Music Club I, 2, FHA I, 2, Glee Club I, 3, Ensemble 3, ABAC I, 2, Buccaneer Staff 4: Tfi'W Vocabulary Club 4- Master Salesman- Football S onsor A, 1 I P i Youth Assembly 4. DARTHA CLYDENE GOODWIN . . . A pretty girl is just like a melody. Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, FTA 4, Queen of Hearts Court 3, VYV Vocabulary Club 4, Circulation Manager of Buccaneer, Glee Club 3, Pep Club 3, Master Salesman, Football Sponsor 4. HUEY ANDERSON , . . Never too busy to speak, never too unhappy to smile. Key Club, Vice President 3, 4, Editorein-Chief of Buccaneer, Advertising Manager of Piratecho, Football 3, A, Master Salesman, Oscar Winner. CAROLYN LUKE . . . My heart is true as steel. Transfer from Ambrose, Buccaneer Staff 4, Glee Club 3, Basketball 3, 4-H Club 3. 1 ist 'K Q. 4-.f 12 Cl' ! ' iwfiflr i ., fc lf-HY' N ALEXANDER GARBETT MCCLELLAND , . . Always a smile and a good word. Key Club 3, A, VYV Vocabulary Club 4. ETHYLENE ROLLINS . . . From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Buccaneer Staff 4, DCT 3, A, Secretary 4, A-H Club 3, 4, Reporter 4. DOROTHY LASSETER SMITH . , . lt's the set of the sail and not the gale that determines the way she goes. Beta Club 3, 4, Proiect Chairman 3, President 4, Editor-in-Chief of Buccaneer 3, Student Council 4, One-Act Play 4, Tri.Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter I, Oral Reading at District Meet I, 2, FHA I, TrifW Vocabulary Club A, Christian Life Conference 3, Master Salesman A, DHS Homecoming Court 4, Who's Who in Senior Class. JOHN THOMAS GASKIN . . . I can resist everything except temp- lation. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, VYV Vocabulary Club A, Student Council I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, -1, Key Club 3, 4, Band Festival I, Master Salesman 4, Recreational Commission 4, Youth Assembly A, Press Reporter. SENIORS PATRICIA ANN SMITH . . . Talk she must, talk she will, her tongue is seldom ever still, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, A, Glee Club 3, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Vice President 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, VYV Vocabulary Club 4, Buccaneer Staff 4. JERRY M. SIMS , . . There was never another. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary A, State Key Club Convention 3, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. Master Salesman, Oscar Winner. JACK ROGERS . . , Let the other fellow take care of himself, Key Club 4, oct 3, 4. ANNETTE HOLLOWAY . . . True worth needs no interpreter. Transfer from Metter, Georgia, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, FTA 4, VYV Vocabulary Club 4, Band 3, 4, Feature Editor of the Piratecho. fi 'E' lt fx fl ,uf-Q CI? -on 'Eos 'Cf' -M-1' 1... ess 1-M A il . .f -: -A-I --Neff-' i f jfifff -e ' '- 'iu . .kwa-wigmz , ' v X CHARLES A. LYONS, JR .... A friendly, cooperative and entertain- ing newcomer. Transfer from Jacksonville, Florida. Hi-Y 4, Basketball 4, VYV Vo- cabulary Club 4. ANNA STEELE , . . I speak the truth and follow the divine, Tfl-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4, Scrapbook Chairman 4, Buccaneer Staff 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4. MARY EDWINA STOVALL . . . I love her for her smile, her look, her way. Glee Club I, 2, Librarian i, Reporter 2, Tri4Hi-Y i, 2, 3, A, Reporter I, President 2, Assistant Program Chairman 3, Program Chairman 4, FHA i, 2, Vice President 2, Beta Club 3, A, ABAC i, 2, 3, Christian Lite Conference 3, Secretary-Treasurer of the .lunior Class, Vice President of the Senior Class, Business Manager of the Piratecho, Library Club, Project Chairman 4, Curtis Watch Winner Student Council' 'l, 2, Tri-W Vocabulary'CIub 4, Homecoming Court 4, Who's Who in Senior Class. THOMAS WAYNE WARD . , . He has no time for girls or fame, mere diplomat is his aim, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President and Program Chairman 2. .-ss..fu2-if 1: 1 sf in W SENIORS FLORA IRENE WALKER . . . Her very tone is music's own, like those of morning birds. TriYHi-Y T, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Pep Club 3, Master Salesman, FHA 2, FTA, Song Leader 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, YATTA LEE TANNER , . . Do you not know that I am a woman? When I think I must speak. Tri-Hi-Y T, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Proiect Chairman 3, Secretary 4, Glee Club l, 3, Reporter 3, Debate 2, Girls' Trio 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, ABAC 3, Cheerleader 4, Christian Life Conference 3, Exchange Editor of Buccaneer 4, Program Planning Conference 3, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Student Council, Secretary 4. BETTY JEAN WHITTLE . . . I'll speak to thee in silence. 4-H Club 3, 4. ALVIN EDWARD CHANEY . . . Time is but the stream I go a-fishing ln. 4-H Club 3, 4, Football 3, VYV Vocabulary Club 4. luv 'CS -an T-9 -1 l ' I H ' , .,xic i. 'ann 4,8 ,tl 1? flu ,J-fy MARGARET VlRGlNlA SMITH . . . With simple tastes and mind content, and thankful for the blessings lent. Transfer from Upton, DCT Club, Master Salesman. FRANCIS ROGER VICKERS . . . From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Band, Treasurer I, 2, 3, 4, Band Clinic T, 2, 3, A, Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2. JANICE HULSEY . . . Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled at me. Glee Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, FHA 3, A, Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y T, 2, 3, 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, Master Salesman, Buccaneer Staff, Columnist 4, Library Club A. EDWIN VICKERS . . . None but himself can be his parallel. 4-H Club 3, Hi-Y 4, Key Club 4, FTA 3, A, Parliamentarian A, Art Editor of Buccaneer A, Art Editor of Piratecho, Tri-W Vocabulary Club 4, VSC Campus Assembly 4-H Club Conference 3. SENIORS HARVEY GIBBS . . ,My style and my sentiments are my own, purely original. Transfer from Upton, Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Tri-W Vocabulary Club A. EULA MAE RICKETSON , , . She was good as site was fair. Transfer from Upton. A-H Club 3, .17 Master Salesman. D Www OSBORNE DORMINEY , 4 , Ggod matured, MARGARET O'STEEN . , 4 Silence never betrayed anyone. indusmous ever ready ro help A-H Club 3 Transfer from Satllla. 4-H Club 3, Ag DCT 4, Master Salesman. SARA NELL NllNlX . . , TO live and let live, without clamor lor distinction or recognition. 4-l-l Club-3, A. 'XX X,-oe J X 2 .V-f SCENES FROM SENIOR CLASS MEETINGS, WHO S WHO IN THE A ID QMS 05fw,J,6QJ. ,SMAJ WlLDA ANN DAVIS Wikis Vh Qi,'fQ FAIRCLOTH NMJMN4f The seniors pictured in the VVHOS WHO section were selected by their classmates on the basis of character scholarship leadership and partucipa t n extracurricular activities for having 'net the following require ments: participation in some club or ...th r ex racwrrl U ar work tor at east two yearsfparticipation in or exhibit- ing an interest in the sports of D.H.S.4 definite Christian character traits' dem- ocratic leadership- among the upper 50 per cent of the class. 4? BUCK PRESTON SENIOR CLASS Levi QTX MARY ED STOVALL ,ar MARY OLIVER DEEN 2 16 LUCHJS CFNN Bw osmmf. Q-QJYUYU .L ROWAN CAMPBELL DOW ff 1, , . f ,Y ,I L, I '1 I A- Q .V V 5 H 2 S 1 9 i xx 'f ' -- .I ' -9 Q lv 1 C . . I A . , ' vu ' fx J 1 ' 23? f ' S R 11 V 1? ! 1 , , Ar 'V - Q. .f . R, 5' . HW ffl, 4' 9 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Miss Lotts room was one of Mary, Ed, Joy, and Ann are happy watch winners. Fine Waning foy Chnsymas in Miss the winners in the Christmas salesmanship, girls! Durham's room. Decoration Contest. rx nc..llv,l... LJIVXI V E, FN 1 The day school was invaded!?? Oscar Winners at the Victory Party given by Miss Lott's lndustrious selling magazines. Remember?!! room and Miss Durham's in honor of Miss Davis' room. NUI? 21350 , -ii-'MOH ' l .I All Senlofs Seem T0 need help Of' GSSSYS' Welcome to the Junior-Senior Members of the Business Staff of the Ba,-iquep Piratecho selling ads. 9 'gb Q Annual Day was a big success The Big Three embarking on the senior trip Durham s Bulldogs are champs in intramural basketball JUNIORS OFFICERS Sonny Cooper President Lewis Paullc Vice President Kay James Secretary-Treasurer Sponsors: Miss Jean Baker Mrs. Ella Helland Mr. Charles Nelson Mr. Joseph Buxton K. ID Seated: Sonny Cooper and Kay James. Standing, left to right: Miss Baker Mr. Nelson Mr. Buxton Mrs. Helland and Lewis Paulk Sara Pharr Mary Helen Mcmab Rebecca Rowlins Jo Ann Grantham Sybilene Toler Geraldine Spivey Ferrelle McDonald Kay Johnson Wynelle Minix Susie Hattaway Shirley Rhoden Bobbie Jean Smith Shirley Whittle Hilda Foskey Joyce Thruman Dorothy Coleman Bobby Powell Mary Ellen Evans Donald Spell Gail McKinnon T. W. Vickers Jo Ann Soles Kenneth Kirkland Connell Gilliard Gail Gardner JUNIORS James Aldridge Josephine Spell Bobbie Jean Grantham Dickie Griffin Daniel Kirkland Shirley Lucille Davis Lamb William McClendon JUNIORS Edward Bowman Lewis Paulk Sylvia Roan Nora Mac Vickers Joyce Cooper Tommy Cliett Sonny Cooper Mary Willis Kirkland fx l WV' '13 fin T Ollie Vickers Lelouise Carver Joe Spikes Kay James Edwin Dickey Sue Snow 1 76 0 ' 'Z, Norman Fletcher 1 f Marlene Barfield ff' Aldon Adams Y '7 S-. Dan Vaughn . Mary Frances Faulkner Donald Hadsock Wanda McRorie Eldon Griner Cecile Meeks 1- is X Jamie Sue Stovall Bobby Harper X ll Quinelle McRae LIC JUNIORS Barbara Kirkland Guy Gas kin Antoinette Carter Johnny Kirkland Helen W ilcox Clarence Smith Meridith Harper Richard Thomas Marcia Wood JUNIORS Walter Stovall Bobby Dowling Judy Lott Shirley Grantham Leon Roberts Martha Thompson Frank G reer Frances Sparks l Pope J Carolyn Ward X J. D. Lewis Mary Pilkinton Piercel Starling Janet Tanner Dell Engrarn p Lawanda Kitchens ' Billy Kight Q s -S X f Eg Y on 'Zi' Buddy Vickers Ouida Ruth Sowell Sidney Dyal 4, 1 QF? tim! ff? Annie Lott Margaret Rose Moore Billy Wooten Elizabeth Williams Yvonne Betts Quitman Brigmond Betty Jean Carver Jack Steptoe Mary Merritt Barbara Tanner JUNIORS Elisha Burkett Grace McGaha Eugene Virginia Lott Worth Bernice Rogers Harvey McClendon Thelma Jean Adams Junior Sapp 'ver' oe- was 'flu 'O ,A f? 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' . ,, M ,f , ,sfgf t My - 2, 1 3' Reade Thompson Betty Faircloth Leland Lang Nancy Anderson Jimmy Roberts Waunelle Roberts Wilbur Webb Carolyn Quinn Donald Starling Patricia McClendon fu' 1 4-5 7 som-:om ones iii I f f r' O4 Ruth Corbett Bobby Rish Patricia Jeffries Hubert Leavens Doris Ricketson Dale Sears Kenneth Veal Barbara McGee Clark McKinnon Dorothy Burke Edward Hadsock Maudine Purvis Wendell Bryant Jimmie Lee Smith Rudolph Walker QW. .pgs Tommy Edwards Jo Garner Frank Sparks Emily Rose Hanna Tom Frier Geraldine Sapp Robert H. Peterson Betty Jean Jowers Reatord Gilliard Martha H. Boatwright John Guilford Joan Kitchens Billy D. Sowell Marsha Betts Sydney Haskins 1? it Jud Leo Lan ' ' Car Jack Vickers Suzanne Jardine John Tanner Bobbie Jean Spivey FRESHMEN Grumpy McClelland y Davis Garland Carver Lillie Mae Courson n McClelland Judy Tomlinson e Wiggs Betty Brice Temples Forest Kellogg olyn Mead 5 I Q Kenny Williams Peggy McGray Jimmy Waldrop Frances Perry If 96 Cecil Hutcheson Emily Minix Bobby Tarrance Nan Minix Eddie Jardine Joy Patton Don Boney Regina Hersey Elbert McRorie Jean West EQ Ill 49 ? 7' James Corbitt Patsy Gaskin Clifford Pope Mary Alice Purvis ,.f- 72 5 FRESHMEN Tv? 0? Elisha Lott Laverne Crews Billy Thurman Sue Bowman 'bi 4-.. Sherley Vickers Betty Jean Foskey Kenneth Dowling Corine Abercrombie Cecil Ellis Maggie Lou Sikes Willis Wood Mary Gail Williams Jimmie McDonald Jo Ann Boykin W. L. Veal Marguerite Barfield Aubrey Cumbass Edwina Wood Edgar Taylor 'Q Janice Smith Jo Carolyn Carver Maynard Berryman Wilma Chaney J. W. Stokes Betty Joyce Royals Curtis Paulk Lunell Vickers Carl Shepherd Mary Ellen Grantham Henry Chaney Carol Wall Paul Nugent Joanne Mullis Kenneth Davis Marie Lott Wayne Ates 1' David O'Steen Mavis OiSteen Jerry Croft Betty Jean Hilton FRESHMEN Willie McGovern Florine McKinnon Clarence Harris Wanda Joyce Cecil Holt Lois Crenshaw Emmett Herritt Latrell Nipper Virgil Batten Joyce Wooley fi 'CIC' 4 Dan Jardine Margaret Peterson Henry Grady Carver Mary K. Newell Rex Wright Bernice Music Milton Music Margie Harper Vernon Steele Edith Hunkapiller -rf' l X' A ' i Bobby Grantham Lois Johnson Wallace Fussell Gloria Graham fm? 'Ezr- FRESHMEN Olan Merritt Betty Jean McKinnon William Griffin Joan McDaniel Harry Williamson Shelva Jean Hersey Charles Stone Louise Whitley Walter Steptoe Janice Pope Joel Dent Patricia Wood Joyce Lewis Janet McKinnon Mitchell Vaughn George James Eulene Purvis Edward Hutcheson ..... Tommie Jean Lewis ffm. - John Vines J. T. Ricketson Lounelle Kirkland Jimmy Roberts R. L. Davis Viola Holton Gerald Wright Jessie Moore George Spooner Betty Sue Kirkland Eddie Smith Learldeen Burkett Gerald Tanner Betty Jean Harper Elzie Mercer pi gf FRESHM EN Vg Bob Atchley Benny Holton Virginia Spell Buddy Grantham Donald Rawlins Robert Sutton Lonnie Pope Bobbie Sue Whittle Ronald Hill D. L. Thomas Gerald Faulkner Dewey Darley Bernice Courson Barney Veal Derrell Vickers ? 2 X F---J, ,T as. Qi ,. V- N X . XI , ,' 1 L, 1, 1' .1 - v ,B E! f 4 . If, Q . if if la 4 V x Q W H 3. my . va . 3 fi -'Cf . K. M .. if 5 M 3 6 J ,k, . A - v Q. gi :tai-gf-5i,f qwkirl J 4, 14 . f' M., '39 I ar , ...- W. .v2..,, N . . A t 5 J I. fe '12 H .,..e N K W A .A .,,,' 1 D E a ff? , ' A H X Www' .V . F ' ,Q vw 'P X,, 1 A Q if .X f g . 1 K 1 L ' ,V ' A .1-Rf P A:.' ' I' , L 1 m R f W , ,- i ' x 'V .ff-' .L 1 fm , ,fs-f ,,,,,f::' ew if b 2 WA V f ' .Jw if 1 Qi P My h H Y Wi 'ff 1 , 1 f 'W ' A M - Q'lQ .ff q i W I VmVVAA Mm! 'ti 5 K 5 Q' JLG-Qs W ,, V' -y 1? 5 ' E L A H ' J A f K+ . 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X ff 2 STUDENT COUNCIL ated B B Temples M Shirley J Ewing A King, J, Mead, M. H, Boatwriglrn, S, Jardine, G, Gardner ey en P Garbert, W. A. Davis, F. Tanner, D. Smith, J. Pope riding J A ul o nson L Penn, C. Adarns, Mr. Van Davis, T Ciiett, N. Fletcher Anderson, D. Sims, S. Cooper, B. Preston, H. Anderson V SENIOR HI-Y IAA-HONOR cwsi BUCK PRESTON ROWAN CAMPBELL J vm SXNXS Vice President Seuefary WIMY STRIC DFXPresident beds HAND David Sims, Hi-Y President, was Floor Leader of the House of Representatives of the Tenth Georgia Youth Assembly. Rowan Campbell, Hi-Y Secretary, was Vice- President of the Southwest District Conference for i954-1955. First row, left to right: R. Bowie, B, Moore, B. Barwick, D. Carter, D. Gaskin, L, Penn, L. Drew, R. Campbell, E. Vickers, T. Cliett, Second row: Mr. Nelson, Sponsor, E. Dickey, D. Engrarn, L. Paulk, B. Dowling, P, Starling, J. Spikes, J. Strick- land, W. Ward, T. Gaskin. Third row: D, Griffin, I .lx L. Jackson, F. Greer, J. Bagle , S. Coo r, . 1 Preston, B, Anderson, C. Adams, Fourth : N. Fletcher, C. Slocumb, D. Sims, W MR. NELSON Advisor wer Buck Preston, Vice President of Hi-Y, was Chaplain of the House of Representatives, in the Tenth Georgia Youth Assembly and Vice President of the A..B.A.C. Conference of l954. 7 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y IA-A-A HONOR CLUB IN 19542 S JAMlE SUE STOVALL FLOOGIE TANNER B ANN ghxll Vice President Secretary 05815 JEAN WNLDA Sidefll 'fee SMWH Pre First row: B. J. Smith, W. A. Davis, J. S, Stovall, F. Tanner. Second row: M. O. Deen, D. Smith, G Gardner, Q. McRae, S. Grantham, C. Goodwin, J Cooper, M. F. Faulkner, A. Carter, B. Fitzgerald, J McKinnon, A. Steele, S. K. Grantham, F. Walker. Third row: Miss Durham, Sponsory V. M. Turner, S. Pharr, S. Snow, J. Nelson, M. F. Vickers, B. Thomp- son, S. J. Thompson, A. King, A. Deraney, J. Hulsey ,gp-, MISS SARA DURHAM Advisor xl-'fer L Thomas, C. Marshall, G. McCord. Fourth row: B Cashwell, K. Johnson, J. Tanner, A. Holloway, J. Lott P. Faircloth, J. Mead, Pat Smith, M. E. Stovall, L Kitchens, P. Garbett, F. Sparks. Fifth row: M. Pilkin ton, G. McKinnon, M. Boney, F. McDonald, C. Ward S. K. West, B, Rogers, M. A. Thompson, N. M Vickers, M, Cliett, C. Meeks, V. Johnson. Y-CLUB ACTIVITIES Af? The Youth Assembly stands high in Y-Club Activities, These represented the No project of the Y-Clubs required more D.l-4.5, YYClubs in the Tenth Georgia Youth Assembly in December. time and work and turned out so satisfactorily as Homecoming. The Steering Committee seen above had much to do with its success. .J l The Senior Tri-Hi-Y Cabinet which meets Weekly lo plan the vvork of the Club is com- posed of Floogie Tanner, Wilda Davis, Mary O. Deen, Bobbie Jean Smith, Jamie Stovall, Janet Tanner, Ferrelle McDonald, Gail Gard- ner, Martha Thompson, Bernice Rogers, and Mary Ed Stovall. Wllkn-1 Teen,Talks, an annual spring proiect of the Y-Clubs gets under way with The Talent Show for me Many, of Dimes and Bud Sims of the Hi-Y introducing the first program while the other Y-Club Hear, Fund was a big success, FHS, place. presidents back him up, the Girls' Ensemble. SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y AA-HONOR ciua IN 1954 lo PreSldenl MEMBERS Left to righr, beginri Yvonne Griffin Betty Jo Knox Nancy Anderson Joanne Wilson Gloria Davis Mary George Dean Marvelyne Gillis Lafaine Vickers Martha Jim Faulkner Geraldine English Dorothy Burke Sylvia Alford Patricia Jeffries 4 avenue curls D 5717A Nlpxvice Presidef' -gecrerary GLENDA TAN Treasurer NEI? ing with fron? row: MISS JEAN BAKER Advisor MEMBERS Betty Faircloth Marie Shirley Sandra Hulsey Phyllis James Nadine Caves Rosalyn Waters Sue Johnson Be1h Rigdon Glenda Tanner JoAnn Ewing Nancy Rogers Henrianne Vickers Faye Wall Ann Sporfs Nan Johnson Marie Gilliard Shirley Alford Durelle Hodges U? r n-0 6 I -L .1 Q FRESHMAN TRI-HI-Y IORGANIZED IN 1954 BY THE SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-YJ YT if' fff 't A' ' . fs. MRS, ALEXANDER Advisor me CAROL WPKNCES ll nl 5 YN ME T V'ce Preside ecremfy GH ' OA'TXNRl PA Tp I . HA H. B CIA W AD .. , MARX President ffeasuferooo Y JL bl- First row, left to right: J. Patton, P. Wood, J. Wooley, C. Mead, M. F. Boatwright, S. Jardine, F. Perry, J. Davis. Second row: J. McDaniel, B. J. Harper, M. G. Williams, Peggy McGray, G. Graham, J Kitchens, M. L, Sikes, E. Minix, M. Peterson, J. West. Third row: Mrs. Alexander, Sponsor, M. K Newell, S. J. Hersev, B. J. Spivey, C. Wall, J. Pope, M. O'Steen, J, Mollis, R. Hersey. Fourth row T. J. Lewis, J. Moore, S. Bowman, J. Tomlinson, B. B. Temples, E. R. Hanna. M. Harper, L. M. Courson B. J. Royals. 9 QLMQRCQDOUGLAS HIGH Pjf' 1 gh!! xix I I. MAJORETTES D SCHOOL BAN w ill , :gl ,g Kneeling: Cecile Meeks, Sylvia Roan, Head Maiorerres. Sranding: Shar Rigdon, Pafsy McKinnon, .loan Bailey. on Parker, Berh AND MARCHWG B xl, -it VOCABULARY Drawing for impromptu talks in V,Y.V. This group wrote the winning skit for annual day CW-WvWl. Preparing the bulletin board CTri-Wl. sl. 'Q I 5 ta QXLQAQ WEAL TH am, ra Through our Senior English classes the Vocabulary Clubs have continued to help train members in accepting the respon- sibiliites ot club work and to in- crease their power with Words. The officers rotate and members may not serve in the same otfice twice. In that vvay a member learns the duties of several ot- ticers and thereby increases his ability. The officers include Presi- dent, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, P r o g r a m Chairman, Scrapbook Chairman, and Group Captains. The clubs meet thirty minutes each vveek. The Vocabu- lary Clubs were student initiated and were organized to help meet the goals of an elective English course. v , R A Q7 1-igw, T .M 1 WITH WO RDS ,df -Q ...Q is E. wink? 7 ,1 tt wi ,f T Uh' 'bbc 'R v 'dum H u LV . 'ur 75 - .mfg VH me -.fp 'A U A .af Lx 45 'mL. ! TRI W F 'Five , C my .,,FU'I'URE TEACHERS OF AMERICA v ,JJ JJ RA WOMPS ON ff! Y .gif MISS DAVIS UUU5 PENN Sponsor JANET TANN L , ' ER President Vffe Presidenr The WILLIE PEARL DAVIS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB, organized January 25, l95l, and named for its organizer and sponsor, Miss Davis, a teacher in Douglas High School for twenty-six years, has as two of its aims learning through action by sup- plying student teachers and awakening interest in our profession glorious. Of? I .J NJT A BNIB SEUEWY DJ Left to right: C Goodwin, G. McCord, J. Strickland, J. Tanner, L. Penn, E. Vickers, J. Cooper, D. Carter, B, Thompson, M. Cliett, F, Walker. Back to front: M, Merritt, N. Hutcheson, S, J Thompson, V G LORIA MCCOR Treasurer D M. Turner, L. Carver D Coleman, M F. Faulkner, A Steele A HolloJva,', K. Jantes C Gilliard Miss Davis. Sponsor - N A ' ' ei' ' KA F s 95? 545- ' Il .1 Y 1 IQRA OFFICERS JUAWAN MEAD Pm smcc JOANN WNLSON JANTCE HULSEY Vim Prgsrdem SHIRLEY GRANTHANA SrCfC'EU 7 easwof FRANCES PERRY ANN SPORTS IH FLORENE WALKER LAQUITA GASKIN SANDRA HULSEY Llbrarfans ls f , s -4, d evs v P8 Grant am au J Ne son 2 ve er con ff a'sofv 1e ' son Spar '4 9 Av1Q5 H w 0 , ., S Gu.. ,, , .. . .ssh YU. , ou , . v .Eg Q w, G Acliwmwovw A Spov, P. Mc ' ,. X. xv' W or ev, Fo , F Wa! er. 'fs 4-H CLUB is OFFICERS LOWELL VICKERS President BARBARA THOMPSON ,, Vice President NANCY LOU WILKERSON Secretary QUITMAN BRIGMOND Vice Presidenf EARL CHANEY Treasurer MISS WILLIE LEGGITT and MR. LARRY TERRANCE Sponsors C0 . Vi L M :', '- A y-K W Q f Z6 rf' 'U- , N . QW, a l OFFICERS ANITA DERANEY President RUSSELL COLLINS Vice President ETHYLENE ROLLINS Secretary SUE KIGHT Treasurer MR. HOLLOWAY Sponsor MEMBERS Ethylene Rollins J. D, Lewis Alfred Lee Jack Rogers Anita Deraney Mary F, Faulkner Sue Kight Leon Roberts Nellie Paulk Sara Nell Minix Earl Chaney Myreesh Smith T, L, Rhoden Russell Collons Wayne Ward Elisha Burkett Cha'les Barnes Margaret Smith NAR HOLLOWAY, Sponsor x'- DIVERSIFIED OPERATIVE TRAINING Diversified Cooperative Training offers opportunities for high school students to earn while they learn and serves the two- fold purpose of making it possible for many to finish their high school course who could not otherwise do so, and to gain busi- ness experiences which will be valuable when they are ready to earn their complete living. ,. 7 l Wi? Q gm KEY CLUB The Key Club is a service club sponsored by the Douglas Ki' wanis Club and composed of high school youth. lt has the same officers and types of committees as does the men's Kiwanis Club. It strives to find what the school needs and then sets about ac- complishing that. The members of this club are trained in leader- ship, co-operation, public service, and citizenship. if I CY ADAMS .1 X E I OFFICERS President HUEY ANDERSON Vice President ' JERRY SIMS Secretary-Treasurer PlERCEL STARLING Project Chairman MR, KNEELAND Sponsor MEMBERS Cy Adams Billy Kight Dwain Anderson Alex McClelland Huey Anderson Edward McDonald Charles Barnes Phillip Paulk Rudd Bowie Jack Rogers Edwin Dickie Clint Slocumb Fred Flanders Jerry Sims Norman Fletcher Joe Spikes Tommy Gaskin Piercel Starling Tony Grantham Jimmy Strickland Dickie Griffin Edwin Vickers Lamar Jackson Billy Wooten MR. KNEELAND, Sponsor . WMM I I-'Mm Wi-ww 'woo 5-www-luunrevams - we fmxwwme i ' '! a 'f itll? ' fT': 5' N ,I A A, cw: is-,-mtafrgws -S2 'M wEW,W I ,A -6 almllmslwnxn A , p A e.w.a,,,. Q fx 'a mg? ' ' ' 'K . ' , ,sf www sm'-..-.me-s .... :Mi-it 'M 'Q Al ll 'o. .ii IQ 1 X 3 V511 Band Elects Officers D H BUCCHIIQQI' Bf.s.:11:Tf I I C I I The Buccaneer Covers D.H.S. in Every Detail Volume XIV Douglas High School, October 13, l954 Price IOC NO 4- New Journalism Class Will Edit D.H.S. Buccaneer With this issue of the Buc- szaner-r, vou'1l set vour tirsz 2-irumpsv bf the 1954-55 sian. ci by the .louriialiSniCl.-sa Qervo as your rrprwmtat- In the school pres: The staff, headed by Hue-y Xndersnn as Erlitoi'-iii-Cldilf i!li Wildzi Ain Ilziwf :as Arm- Edjtur :ind B ci 1-lm y ,K npwm ll? Bll5lYlf'A.4 Maiz- , Ingether with their :inm- Meet Your Teachers .. Ls 'nl ll Z4 , L . Lu Uv ,ww 1 1 'xv mvullg' :nw l Mrs Kflmu-dv ze ai zz' bf'-Oklrz.-vpirle lim' 1 mirkirie '.x'nii fi: iw' chcic'rvl.1tei-fikv Fw- . Irom G, S C. W N111 Kriz-e1..r,fL io and lnwlucg' Ile 1. . with 1-lim-o1.m 3 2 - MMV Umm- U,,,.,,. Ami 4-fx .IN 5' 'rl Q' 'Y - .' 1- ' -, gm one degree from 11: ,zu-.--r .. ' L and :mother from Eklilsisnippi I Mr. Watson 'is the mlentcci Guidance Program ls 3Enr0lIment Homecominglnuan who reaches glee club New Feature at D.H.S. FUI' llllllly fx'l'Lll':4 ll!llYlf'I'C'lUlY'A tezlrxhem 1.2 Dou2lnslIiuliSc1iool have iittviizptul I.. fwniiihvl and advise their students in udciit- ion to their regular teaching duties, but bwzuisv ui me in- creased enrollment, it has been necessary to supplement the Work of the principal and homeroom teacher with si lim- ited guidarive proprpmi Mr. Charles Nelson and Miss 0 teach ln Department Elizabfvh Lott, wh the Social Studies four periods I1 day. are avalia- students in during the periods. re- ble for counseling their homerooms second and fourth spectively. As a major part gram achievement, aiptiuxde. and l, Q, tests will be given to the seniors in the near future. In a recent intervew Miss butt made the following state- ment concerning her new dut- ies as girls' guidance director: I Welcome any student who has gf iliib pro- eitbhv- vvw-Q-.vxnl rv- nd.-nfvihjnal pro 2' -ff' ' 53' fy like to , , Sted Iac ' A pose ,,: nM ....-,......... .wo eh mm-1 ...o-Q All-Time nigh l l A total of X172 pupils realy? tered in the elementary gmdesl 1-8, which is 96 more than were registered last ycelr. The High, school had 522 tn register. 104, of these being seniors This is the largew, senlor class in the schools history. I Set for Oct. 22nd The annual D. H. S. Homecom- ing has been set Bur October 22. vahrii the Pirzztcs meet Wzlycrof: vii tltf' G. C. field. A steering I-urnmittee compfned ri me Y-Club? advisors and pres- ilfwms half been formed Yo c'n-or- The e-nrolluxent by gixicle,-S as follewbz ELEBIENTARY SCHOOL Minute the effort: of the various groups x-. or-king t ow a rd gi huge ln .1 r 11 d e, Special game activities. Honzecoming Dzizxvc in :ili- thc L-vent. T xv 0 l v Q- senior girls will tw ipnrinnrell by the high School mlulis In compete- fur Ihc' Lnvelccl title of ,Homecoming Queen, These gulf lvl Grade m fix 2nd Grad, 164 sm Gram isa I 42h Grariv 132 5 htii Grady H2 I llth Grade 136 7th Gracie 133 I am Grade ian 1 Total 1172 HIGH eriiiooi. loffhe sm Grade? me :bf 'hi' ionn Grade 139 Queen um Grade in fbf'HHfP'Q iam Grade 104 1'M'f'X Total 522 fm. v,..v---. .Www ,WW .,.,.-,,.. N nd by Seniors Complete Annual lllami, Dmtie Magazine Drive Oct. 6 The annual ii. 1. g fl z i r. Q- drivel sponsored by the Douglas Seniorsi to raise ffmey for their class trip' 'mfr brvvught 141 a Succeisful Cli- max Tuesday, Ort. 6. with sales loiuling more than 56,000 Ap- pmvinmtely 35 por 4-ent of thi? amoun' rs prom for 'he class Mary Ed Swvall topped tht list with S301 75. Joy Nelson was Second with 5225515 and Ann King, ihird with S208 25. All three top winners will revvive watchesq from the sponsoring Curtis Com- pany. Buck Preston and Huey Anderson claimed fourth and fil- th places, each having over 5150. Miss Willie Pearl Davis' room won the homeroom award for sel- ling the most, and her room will 'will appear fii'St in the pzmmle- -iz, Friday zifferimmi, riding in dr-unf med 1-miveriibles. The highligh' dance will be the sclewinri out-of-town judge? of the and her court on a lJllSl: of t za I e n t, personalily, :fml lisp, Queen ccmtefstant: sprmwi the Clubs are folicvcs. P h 5' llis Fairclothg Beta, Smith: Buccaneer S 1 a 1 1. hobby is collecting stamps: he llkes cake and ice cream He graduated from Bremm Ccin' szervatory of Musica Mr Nelson teaches peyclmlv ogy and U. S, History. Hi- ulcer Lo write short stories and po- ems, his favorite food is shrimp, he graduated from the Univer- sity of Mississippi, Mr. Kimbrell teaches shop and mechanical drawing Mrs Grahl teaches home ei- onomics and has a study hall 'That surely helps Mre Mc- Gouirkn Mr, Holloway teaches izmili and D. C. T. Boys and Girls. if 'ou ' ' 1 una :theyre behind him one lim' Ldred per cent. .9 Ds 1' pwyw V gym? appm .1-. xl. 'xr . W1 Ha iN., 'lfzwq Pu' 'lv Nr , , ,. Rifle llntf 'L . '. Villfll Xlr' alms, in M..i'-'li win. gif- H i football fum-li. rf-miliily mm no iY1ll'0tllkc'llUIl if. thorn uh have wah-lied him with .nflmii ation for the pas! four 30.115 The students of lm ll, for that no one is bvttwr cyunlifif' for the job as prim-lp.il ul limi gms High than Coin-li rm would like for him to kim, ,For New School Year off to 4 good sur! h s mr electing four capable officer Lucius Penn was elf-r-led pre. gident and Jimmy glggklnd 4 The Hig h Svhnol Band slr 1 ' ' 1. y f n A mi --- '-niiq' 'ith Vi--Q Aww- . ., x I C C O l l l Mary Oliver Deen: D, C. T., Mary Ed Swvall: F. H. A,, Arm King: F. T A, Pat Garbettg Jr, Hi-Y. Beverly. Cashuell: Soph. Tri-Hi-Y I-'lorem Walkerg Fresh. Tri-Hi-Y. Floogie T a n n e r: Sr Tri-H14Y. Clydene G o n d w i rl: Sr. Hi-Y. Anzta Deraiieyq Key Club, Wilda Ann Davis Board of Education Adds New Members Douglas High School vvishew to welcome the two new board members, Mrs. Gu y Moorman and Mr. Aubrey Williams, both ot who are former school tea- chars. They succeed Mrs. W. M. Snow and Mr. Bill McCrary. 5,9 W, Svnsrmrrmx PRICE F 2 501: an Year 104' 11 Copy I , tra . ,, Douglas, Georgia A ! ',' S n0t'G1.Ai mon scuoox. nn'-9 Editor-ln-Chief Huey Axiflf-r,wf .KF5fX'lZAl0 Edit-li Business Maimgcr 1 Sports Editors . Art Editor . Exrhangv lidimi Phntogrzn plif -r Circulation hlaxizig-'ze Reporters . Jziuknoxl. Columnists Johmgy Buglejf, ffxirnljfii Luki. 1.1m Jimmy Xouruz, J-mt Imuyn nv- lmglx ll-73,131 'I .l:.i1c'llr- sf zil. :mn or l l-f .x'.11 V.r'l-10 l'l'.' Vi 'l 1.. -lux Jon 4,1541-ru: llfmfivv Kight, Jaruve Hulrfey, ,md .Xnrnu S' Typisls ,. , , Betty Lou Hill, Mary ar. Vu' L Sara Am: Weeks, Vera Turner, K-:fi Janice liulsi Faculty Advisor , , PEM Smith, PM45' Cizxflwli. S! .HU Fr CL ku . Joseph H. Buxll Publzbhed monthly sy the Jcurnulzsxr. Elms of lllrlgllbli' lligh School to express me unbiased opinion of llxe students, no establibh high standards of conduct, scholarship and sportsmanship, L0 en be entertained by the other two senior homerooms at a Victory fllfllltl' courage greater interest and participation in all school and to promote strong cooperation between the students and get PIRATECHO STAFF I in MARY OLIVER DEEN ,, CY ADAMS ,, WILDA ANN DAVIS ,, , , SHELBY JEAN THOMPSON , CECELIA MARSHALL ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ANNETTE HOLLOWAY ,, MISS SARA BETTY DURHAM , BUSINESS STAFF MARY ED STOVALL Business Manager NADINE HUTCHINSON Assistant Business Manager HUEY ANDERSON Advertising Manager JOY NELSON Circulation Manager LUCIUS PENN Typist MISS WILLIE PEARL DAVIS Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Literary Editor Class Editor , Club Editor Feature Editor Advisor RESTON ELSZSBEEMI IMZIIHIYFII GLORIA MQCORD ROWAN CAMPBELL , JUNELL WORTH BUCK MOORE VERA MAE TURNER EDWIN VICKERS MISS ELIZABETH LOTT Senior Class President Editor Editor Editor Editor Typist Editor Advisor ilixga ie2f21Z+?fi,? 1: .gg 'H Qjiflz ?f?i5rx-53: 651:51 ' Arr 3 Q'2w www! 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'F J 5 All 6, Aftfdafcw VARSITY FOOTBALL Furst row left to rrght T Preston Manager F Sparks G Spooner C Patton C Shepherd G James D Jardnne K Mllhollun D .utarlung B Overstreet L Drew L Wlggs E Hadsock J Roberts G McKinnon T Grantham A Tanner Manager Coach Bob Johnson Second row B Shepherd T Frler F Greer B Dowling T McRae L Johnson D Kirkland R L Davls M Burden B Gaskln H Anderson J Tanner L Lang F Hanna B Chaney Thlrd row Coach Bob Alexander N Fletcher B Webb M Jones C Adams O Vickers J Sptkes B Preston P Starling W Stovall B Slms T Clsett J Bagley S Cooper L Jackson E Dlckey J Young A Rowell Manager Coach Van Davus j fl f T954 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE e They Tntton Fltzgerald Baxley Statesboro Alma Waycross , X ff' L xX inn ,,- Hazlehurst Blackshear 21 Dublin 7 Al Nashville 21 X 262 123 f X x X A K ,H 5 ,l FOOTBALL ,- f ,- 'E fbx 4 ff X swab we pN'alOYx5- Y 0 6 QXaXl1eXN '. S Q0 l T Q! C f 1 eil ' KC Ni gt it -1-0,.,- If, 1 , ff' ,f' 4 x4f,, -77.1, ,. , 1, ff' f rj . Q00 . -I-- ,. 905 Y , X W O50 Yxaxkbagsv 0 Q SWG . uQYNdoi.' Sol.-goal' ow X0 pal back. e CDU Bololoxl oallel ve COllleQUazl5' on and Q X ylx ' C- Gas SG. 4. X . , 0 H516 Coach Ed Mixon and his hardworka ing boys led by Captain Dan Tanner finished the season undefeated, 5 ff'- CN' K I Coach Davis presents Quarterback Bud' Sims with the Martin Theatre Most Popu lar Player Trophy. 1 Z 7 QW Ja FX These girls were elected cheerleaders for the Douglas Midget Football Team. 31' . 'K uf- .V , A Q. Z . DOUGLAS REACHES PEAK IN I-IOMECOMING GAME SENIOR FOOTBALL PLA YERS CAPTAIN BUD SIMS CO-CAPTAIN HBRAINSU GASKIN CY ADAMS Quanerback Guard TacIcIe 'iv- Almi-nc 'wiaxgaa' :ss-fx ' -ww fr m 5 'b A. l . - -, K'-LLf'hn-if A A A . A lv fi-mic-:'-1'?:' I .LTV Q 1 .,-.., 4, . . if . GIRLS' BASKETBALL Kneeling: Coach Bob Alexander, Assistant Coach John Grahl. Standing, left to right: Manager Marouise Boney, Ann Sports, Betty Lou Hill, Lucille Davis, Junell Worth, Betty Faircloth, Joann Soles, Martha Jim Faulkner, Patsy Johnson, Joyce Cooper, Gloria Davis, Sue Johnson, Frances Perry, Joann Wilson, Sara Pharr. . fl wa SENIOR PLAYERS Kneeling: Buck Moore. Standing, left to right: Lucius Penn, Bill Anderson, Junell Worth, Betty Lou Hill, Bud Sims, Charles Lyons. 6 lx .75 In if CHEERLEADERS Ba , al a 'lfef PW-non bel grim Floogie and Clydene with charming little mascots, Saralyn and Margaret. Left to right: Clydene Goodwin, Sue Snow, Janet Tanner, Nan Johnson, Floogie Tanner, BeverlY Cashwell, Lataine Vickers. Center: Shirley Grantham, Captain. HOMECOMING 1954 QUEEN CONTESTANTS Mary O. Deen Beverly Cashwell Clydene Goodwin Anita Deraney Ann King Phyllis Faircloth Florine Walker Floogie Tanner Patsy Garbett Mary Ed Stovall Dottie Smith Queen Wilda Ann Davis HIGH SCHOOL FLOAT Featuring Football Captains-Bud Sims F H A. Clob Section wins Parade Prize. Ann King FHA. Contestant rides in CSV first and Brains Gaskin-with 5ponsors-Joy- ce Cooper and Barbara Fitzgerald and cheerleaders-Nan Johnson, Sue Snow, Shirley Grantham and Janet Tanner. QMING QU WILDA ANN D!5fN MAR ANNYKEIQISTOVALI D PSJEES SMITH FAIRQLOTH 5 rl . V , I HONIECONIING ACTIVITIES y I'Iornecon'IIng, whIch was begun by the Y y cIubs In I953, was ceIebra'Ied IhIs year Ior the Iasi IIme at DougIas I-IIgh SchooI. The IesI'IyIIIes began wIIh a gIganIIc parade IeaIurIng the 'IweIye nomI- naIIons Ior I'IomecomIng Queen rIdIng In coIor- I IuIIy decorated conyer'rIbIes. Each candIda'Ie for I I'IomecomIng Queen was sponsored by one oi I 'Ihe cIubs In hIgh schooI, each cIub hayIng IIye cars I In the parade In addI'IIon Io the conyer'IIbIe bear- . Ing Irs candIda're Ior I'IomecomIng Queen. The I Waycross and DougIas Irhgh bands and Ihe Doug- Ias IunIor band IurnIshed The rousIng musIc Ior Ihe parade and the game. l On 'Ihe beauIIIuIIy decorated hIgh schooI IIoat rode the IooIbaII CQPQBIVS, I S'Ims and BraIns GasI4In the IooIbaII sponsors, Joyce QOOQGV ZW A ig afa Ada I geraId, and the cheerIeaders. Many cars or D.I'I.S. aIurnnI aIso ro e In e pa . I PIayIng wI'Ih aII IheIr hearks In the IooIbaII game wIIh XNBYCYOSS WTI ITIQITS XE PIrares hed the BuIIdogs In one oi the mosr IhrIIIIng grIdIron bail eg AVIS were hIsIory. In haII-r'Irne acIIyIrIes Iormer IOOIIDBII SIMS and PIGYQVS 0 - - - recogn'Ized and honored. H - D Iq Id 'fr me gym 'ImfnedIaIeIy aher The game wi-JS G gaI:iIIi:IhgC?:vQIIdI? IhZn5d2nIeiIanIs Ior I'Iomecom'mQ Queen exmbved than bwuwd and IaIenr. The hIghIIghI oI The eyenIng 'came when IDeII Qayrs, whkgsrexrxgnie oyer the ceIebraIIon Iask year, crowned NNIIda Ann DayIs as Nhss D. . . O - I g0mInQ QI I95A. if 1 i 1,,.- ff, Deil D avI5 195 I 3 H omecommg QU een C rowns Wnda A 'IO Dav. .S Quger ' of DHS . A I H omecofnwg Why! I2 M, TI ' Img pen IA ' ' Este r of Ceremcme I 5 and ,Hmm Y Youn 9, me Goes I -ra 5 eggon IO k , C on T .in Dodge Passe ger Ca J Dodge Job Raled Tr clcs Barlow JARDINE AUTO COMPANY Stnckland FREEZER LOCKER I Plymoufh Passenger Cars Phone 475 DOUGLAS GEORGIA I M 220 Columba A e XX Congralulahons +o +he Lasl SenIor E X Class of Douglas HIgh School PREMIER CLEANERS I CHAS W ANDERSON O r Douglas Newesl' and Besl' as 3 z Phone 507 S Pelerson A 5 DOUGLAS GA Lott BuIlder's Supply Company BUILDING MATERIALS More Value for Your BuIldIng and Farm Dollar PHONE 800 DOUGLAS, GEORGIA EIec+rical Appliances - Farm Supplies Plumbing Fixlures f -'. A' n rs if itll, 1 Q - u V' iw, I' xl 0 8. I I ' 1' XX X I E . X I I v . X ,,?J,,..-,,f Phone IIO Douglas, Georgia 1 , I O ,. x , . I III li . X I . wne If - I V Il I n ' I - : 582 . ve. .1 1 9 '25-Na -L Congralulafions and Besf Wishes lo fhe Class of l955 THE EXCHANGE BANK DOUGLAS, GEORGIA ELECTRIC SERVICE Carofhel Building Phone 430 PHILCO APPLIANCES Complimenfs of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 43 I HOME OWNED Do glas Geo g WESTERN ALTQ Associm sum COFFEE TRACTOR CO INC Sales FERGUSON Service DOUGLAS GEORGIA Compllmen+s of DIXIELAND 5 81 l0c Sfores P D FOWLER Manager Douglas Georgia COLE 81 PARKER A Good S+ore Selling Mens and Boys Clorh g Phone 292 DOUGLAS GEORGIA HUTCHESON S MILLING COMPANY Phone 483 L Cuslom Grinding S Madison Ave Douglas Ga HOMER HUTCHESON O e Compllmenfs of BROOKS AUTO PARTS COMPANY p N sh Ile Ba e Ff gerald Vdala Ly s Douglas McRae u , r ia l'l in 1 Feeds - Corn Meal Gri+s J Phone.682 esu, a vu , xl y, I - ,I I , iz , i i, on . , . , wnr TOM DEEN Dependable Complimen+s of UNION PHARMACY DEEN MALCOLM Your Rexall Drug Sfores K Ru pf ALBERT MALCOLM Drugglsf STANDARD OL DEMAND +he BEST se 5 EPT 12646 L X lT W'7N Shlndarcl Onl Producfs GEO S WILLIAMS QI? Phone 486 L Douglas Georgia DEAN S GROCERY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DERANEY S DEPARTMENT STORE Compllmenfs of SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY H B Chnffy and Hal T Beall Supplier We Sell For Less G cl cl R dyT W Phone 464 J 6 PHONE 226 o Q DOUGLAS d DE T 41 ll I ' y E5 u I? P A U 4 1 X. ,T . X 7 X . . . N. Pe+erson 2- Phone 456-L Cl-.QQ Dry oo s, Shoes Qff an ea - 0- elf Y ry SNOW FURNITURE COMPANY Complefe Furmshmgs PHONE 379 DOUGLAS WILSON JEWELRY STORE OU BS Th+L Phone DOUGLAS LUMBER COMPANY M H GREENE O Douglas Georgia SLOCUMB BUILDING AND FARM SUPPLIES INC Te eph 9 YOUR KELVINATOR DEALER A nv fqfyw G Superior Sue Says nfs DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS and ECONOMICAL Superior Ice Cream Comphmenfs of SKYVIEW THEATER COMMUNITY SERVICE DAVIS PHARMACY Saves Time and Mone Phone I99 B D DOUGLAS GEORGIA D gl ' ' Exquisife 'lf' Jewelry, Giffs a as+ . . , wner ' ' I one I57 Douglas. Geor 204 , ' 5 Y MARTIN THEATER E3 IPS YJ X65 ' f Q 1' Q xl V I X' A-411' :rf Dedicafed 'Io . ' y . . Davis, Owner L15 WDMG Douglas, Georgna THE VOICE of THE SOUTH GEORGIA EMPIRE I O00 WaHs 860 KC For Experi' Work CALL - Starling Plumbing and Heating Company TELEPHONE 647 Heahng Sysfems Insfalled MeI'aI Roofing Awnings - Plumbing SHOP SOI S MANILA AVE RES 3II W CHERRY Douglas Georgia COFFEE COUNTY MILLWORK E pe + C afismen Anyfhlng and Everyfhmg In MlIIworIr Easi' Wa rd Phone 63 WILLIAMS PACKING CO Wholesale Mea+s AbaH'olr 'For Your PHONE I04 Douglas Georgia THE MEN S SHOP INC Smari' Clofhes For W S CONNER INSURANCE COMPANY Smad' Men Insurance Loans DOUGLAS GEORGIA GENERAL COFFEE HOTEL BLDG phone 775 J Phone 30 Phone 558 A Sm fh a cIo+h Doug'-HS Georgm 5 . . I x r r STORE FIXTURES, LUMBER Convenience ' I . Z O I X I . i - C. F Ir - B. D. Davis I . STYLE CENTER of THE SOU COMPLIMENTS OF Masons TH GEORGIA EMPIRE Douglas, Georgla Ralph W Grlffln DOUGLAS GEORGIA Compllmenfs of DOWLING S Soufh Georgza s Leading Home Furnishers HOBOKEN HAZLEHURST VALDOSTA DOUGLAS TIFTON VIDALIA Complimenfs of IVIEEKS INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Life, Au+omobiIe, and HospH'aIiza+ion Insurance. Coffee Counfy Bank Buvldmg DOUGLAS. GEORGIA Since THE FIRST I888 THE ABLE THE COPIED BUT UNEQUALED THE DOUGLAS ENTERPRISE CompIe+e Sporfs Coverage' Q o I Compllmenfs of COFFEE COUNTY LIVESTOCK COMPANY The S+ore Where Qualdy Counfs THE FASHION SHOPPE Phone 392 Douglas Georgia SALES EV ERY TUESDAY 5?wihfv We Congra+ulaI'e Our Clhzens Of Tomorrow CITY OF DOUGLAS Compllmen+s of THE COMMERCIAL BANK The Frsenclly Banlc DOUGLAS GEORGIA ComplvmenI's of UNCLE REMUS COURT DOUGLAS GEORGIA JOHN A McLEAN Comple+e INSURANCE Service I08 N P DOUGLAS. GEORGIA YOUR APPEARANCE IN OUR BUSINESS NU WAY CLEANERS 9 S P+ DOUGLAS GEORGIA Telephone 733 ll IDI. C I ill f ll 0 ll . elerson Ave. 04 , ee,-Son SUN--LITE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Puck-Up and Dehvery Service PHONE 622 SOUTH PETERSON C N TODD TIRE COMPANY Crosley Appllances Goodyear Tires and Ba'H'erles and Emerson Televuslon DOUGLAS GEORGIA Bes+ Washes +o fhe Sensors of 955 THE GOLD LEAF RESTAURANT M JOHN E VICKERS P p DOUGLAS GEORGIA Alr Condlhonlng BEST WISHES CITIZENS f TOMORROW COFFEE COUNTY CHAMBER of COMMERCE Douglas Georgna Wh TH FURNITURE CO an THE CLOTH SHOP Douglas Georgia Dependable Service , ll DOUGLAS ICE AND COAL COMPANY '6' Congra1'uIahons +o +I1e Iasf D H S Sensor Class from STAR NEWS STAND AIIoer+ GarbeH' Owner TO SUIT YOUR ' u ,W f TA TE f-5 . ,, VARSITY fU DRIVE IN I fo our o rs. . , ro . Besi' is es 'Io +I'se Seniors from E . DAN VICKERS , 5 1 'X 0 XI I! d Douglas, Georgia N as 'Z Nr- - I . . . If S S7 Q X , If DOUGLAS MOTOR COMPANY Telephone 980 lcnsvnouarf oouoms GEORGIA FILTERED ROSIN PRODUCTS INC Buyers of Crude Gum DOUGLAS GEORGIA DOUGLAS BOTTLING COMPANY Compllmenfs of GENERAL GAS CORP Phone 745 DOUGLAS GEORGIA ff e fm Quad 7444 Q X a ,I U NAME IT DRIVE IN Johnny Minix and Gerald King - Owners Pe+erson Ave. , , .-T34 X I of Q If D 99 L ,K + CompIlmen+s of G L STU BBLEFIELD rExAco PRODUCTS fTE C0 B F Goodrich Tires and BaH'erles S Peferson Ave FARMERS TRACTOR and SUPPLY CO Farm and Home Supplies DOUGLAS GEORGIA f!'f!FfL DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY Modern Home Furnishers TROY DAVIS LUCILLE DAVIS 43I 433 S Peferson Avenue Aufhor ed G E Dealers DOUGLAS GEORGIA Comphmenfs of PAULK FURNITURE COMPANY Douglas Georgia POWELLS DRUG STORE Corner Ashley and Madison For BeHer Prescrlphon Service Phone I44 DOUGLAS GEORGIA SLOCUMB MOTORS P01714 I' Case Farm Machinery Pon+iac Sales and Service TELEPHONE I00 Complumenis of THE FARMERS BANK F S STU BBS Presldeni' C L LOTT Vice Presndeni' G E PITTMAN Execuhve Vice Presic.Ien+ WILEY DOWNS Vice Presidem' and Cashier ALLEN GRIFFIS Cashier DOUGLAS. GEORGIA , I , I I Un, fl .AO 'J I DOUGLAS, GEORGIA F r n A c r o n FARM EQUIPMENT S iz I . . I I Complimenfs of BAGLEY AUTO PARTS Phone 2I2-L I40I E. Ward DOUGLAS, GEORGIA Complimenfs of COOPER'S SUPERETTE The Finesf In Meafs, Groceries, and Fresh Produce Coffee County Electrlc ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING ELECTRIC CONTRACTING SouI'h Peferson Avenue DOUGLAS GEORGIA Compllments BUCK MOORE SIMS AMBULANCE Phone 97 DOUGLAS GEORGIA MAYFAIR JEWELERS Convemenf Terms Sou'rh Peferson Ave DOUGLAS GEORGIA CompIlmen+s of DOUGLAS CANDY CO BAILEY BROTHERS Douglas Georgla Das+rlbu+or TOM S TOASTED PEANUTS Tom s Peanui' BuH'er Sandwiches and Tom s Candles of ll ' ll Phone 7I6 IIO So. Madison Ave BOOSTERS FOR DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL Norrlss Shoe Sfore Carofhel s Sfahoners Douglas Sporhng Goods Harvey Cash Sfore Gay Jewelers Powers Hardware Company Silvers Depf Sfore Progress Real Esfafe and Insurance Jays Florlsf Smlfhs Snack Bar Smclalrs Grocery Clfy Service Sfahon J D Hufcheson Company Samfary Flsh and Poulfry Marlcef Clark Seed and Feed Sfore McGauley Grocery Loveffs Super Markef Soufhern Gas Inc Deen s Service Sfafuon Douglas Chlropracflc Cllnlc Ralph W Grlffln Jullan Mlnchew Clyde Goodwin Glenn Tanner H J Oumcey M L Presfon George O Sfrange Nafhan Johnson F S Sfubbs N F Guilford James L Bush Aubrey Wllllams G H Mlngledorff E R Smlfh Dewey Hayes Carlos Granfham Gibson and Maddox THE PIRATECHO STAFF SAYS 'THANKS FOR YOUR SPLENDID COOPERATION ' ' ' G. W. Shirley HALEY COWART MOTOR COMPANY Telephone 25 or 425 Wesf Ward Sfreef DOUGLAS GEORGIA , FEIDIW I I 75 gi. 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