Dudley M Hughes Vocational School - Shield Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

the staff presents Dudley M. Hughes Vocational School Macon, Georgia “A Vocation — — — Your Shield For Life” Sts, genic: This year our annual is dedicated to a person of friendliness unselfishness, and cheerfulness. He has been with us twenty- one years, a time in which his kindnes d understanding have been greatly appreciated and needed e has helped to make us all better students and because of endless patience and considerations to us students, we dedicate this 1958 SHIELD t MR. HARVEY W. CRISWELL Messages to the Graduates MR. |. T. McCURLEY Director As you approach graduatior ment, as long as you live, you adjust your life to. It is my will be made with facility and alertness yourself into society in such manner that you will be helpful s tual morally and productively. Associate yourself with organizations that promote the welfare of the community and make life more meaningful to you and your family Perform your civic duties, without b order that life for those around you might be more abundant and pleasant because of your efforts. DR. W. C. WHITLEY Principal As Hughes continues to grow and fulfil its proper place in the community, more good deeds and actions will be expected from our students and from our graduates than ever before. In striving to meet this challenge each of you must be ever cognizant of your responsibilities. It is the sincere hope of each faculty mem- ber that this year’s work has been helpful and that each of you has been duly rewarded May this book serve as a reminder of the many that you have experienced in studying and opportunity that you so richly deserve FACULTY MR. ROBERT BARNES Printing Sho MR. J. D. ANDERSON Distributive Education Supervisor MR. EARLYE BARRON Englist Department Head Senior Class Sponsor MR. GLENN BACON Choral Music English Glee Club MRS. HELEN BOOTH High School Office Secretary MRS. FAYE BRIDGES English, F. T. A. Sponsor Junior Sponsor MR. HARVEY CRISWELL Plumbing MRS. BARBARA COLE English Senior Class Sponsor MRS. MARY GOOLSBY Art, Math MR. ROBERT COLLINS Distributive Education D. E. Club Sponsor MR. W. A. GRAVES Electric Shop FACULTY MR. GRADY HATFIELD Printing Shop MR. W. L. GREENE Drafting MRS. WINNIE HOWARD Cosmetology MR. A. W. HANSON Counseling Science, Math Cheerleader Sponsor MR. CHARLES HUNT Barbering MR. R. L. JOHNSON Woodshop MR. RAYMOND KELLEY Supervisor Trade and Industrial Education MR. MALCOM D. JONES Radio Shop MR. GERALD KERSEY English Shield Advisor General Business MRS. MARIE KELLEY Home Economics Department Head MRS. MILDRED KOEN Math Science Department Heac FACULTY MRS. LORENA R. MEEKS English F. T. A. Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor MR. FRANK KUHR Math, English MR. S. J. T. PRICE Social Studies Student Council Student Council Sponsor MR. ROBERT LOTT Social Science Math Coach “B” Team MRS. HELEN REESE Commercial Department Head Bookkeeping, Typing, Student Council Sponsor onorthana MR. ADRIN STATON Social Studies Department Head Beta Club Sponsor MR. S. E. SINGLETON Machine Shop MR. GODFREY STEINER Health, Phy. Ed. Sports Head Coach Math MRS. ELSIE TAYLOR Commercial Office Filing and Practice Typing Business English F. B. L. A. Sponsor MR. HENRY STRINGFELLOW Refrigeration Shop MR. MARVIN TYRE Printing Shop Herald Advisor School Patrol Sponsor FACULTY MR. WAYNE WHEELER English, Civics, American History, World History MISS JACKIE WALTERS English Herald Advisor Junior Class Sponsor MR. E. L. WHITT Plumbing Shop MISS GERALDINE WHEELER Librarian Library Club Sponsor MRS. CARRIE WILLIAMS Home Economics Supervisor Not Pictured: MR. CLOYD HALL Social Science Assistant Coach a — 4 _ L. to R. Jackie Hardy—Treasurer, Billy Price—Reporter, Glenda Blackshear President, Ann Walden—Corresponding Secretary, Janye Dykes—Secretary, John Grant—Vice President. CLASS HELEN ELIZABETH BEASLEY CATHERINE SUE BEASLEY CHARLES BEDINGFIELD D. E. Club 56, 57, 58 D. E. Secretary 56, 57 Football 56, 57, 58 D. E. State Convention 57, 58 D. E. Treasury 57, 58 Basketball 57, 58 D. E. National Convention 57 BETA 56, 57, 58 Baseball 55, 56, 57, 58 D. E. Parliamentarian 56, 57 Corresponding Secretary 57, 58 Track 56, 57, 58 Beta Club 57, 58 All State Fullback 58 59 ys J a y GLENDA ANNE BLACKSHEAR Beta Club 56, 57, 58 FTA 56, 57, 58 Pres. of Senior Class RAYMOND FLOURNOY BOUTWELL WALLACE BURKETT D. E. Club 57, 58 Beta Club 57, 58 Art Ed. of Herald 57, 58 Student Council Rep. 56, 57 195 8 LOUIS FLOYD COX CORRIE CROOK FLOYD COPELAND Manager of Football, D. E. Club 56, 57, 58 Baseball, and Basketball Teams D. E. Club President, 57, 58 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 Beta Club 57, 58 Health Club 55, 56 Parl. D. E. Club 57, 58 Parl. Beta Club 57, 58 Fo 3. Ay SO 5% WENDELL CROOK RICHARD ELLIOTT DUNN 6, 57 tball ootball, Baseball 57-58 cL A S JANYE DYKES SARAH BARNETT ELLIOTT JOHN WYMAN GRANT Beta 56, 57, 58 Beta 56, 57 c Secretary Senior Class Vice-Pres. Sr. Class Secretary of FTA 57-58 _. = Ss —— —— DAVID CARL HALL NANCY ELIZABETH HARDEN JACKIE WYNELLE HARDY 2 4 195 8 PATRICIA ELIZABETH HARTLEY BETTY JENE HAWKINS SANDRA LEE HORTMAN JIMMY NELL JOHNSON BETTY LOUISE JONES EDSEL F. JUMP Library Club 56-57 FHA 55, 56 Shield 57-58 Glee Club B-Basketba CLASS CELIA ELIZABETH LASSETTER WILLYENE LASSETTER FLORENE McDANIEL Glee Club 57, 58 Library Club 57-58 Herald Staff 57-58 FL H. A. 56 Typing Medal 55 ! , : it Catt yyy, 2s yyaal ) HERMAN McDANIEL EARNESTINE MADDEN LIZZIE MAE MARSHALL 7 Reporter 58 as 195 8 JEANETTE MOORE RAYMOND JAMES NEWTON Football 56, 57, 58 LINDA JOYCE MIMS B 5é COLEEN BETTY PEOPLES WILLIAM EDWARD PRICE WAREEN ROBINSON Library Club 56, 57 Herald Staff 56. 57. 58 ‘ ; 7 «£2 e7_£9 36 C-4:A 2 FAYE ROUNTREE WILLIAM E. RUTLEDGE e Pres. of the Tri-Hi-Y-Hi-Y 55-56 ee a y N MARY LEE SANDERS JANE LOUISE SAXON E. Club 57, 58 195 8 CAROLYN FAYE SHEFFIELD ROY MARVIN SHULTS BETTY LOUISE SLADE 7-58 Pres. of F. B. L. A 7-58 Library C FTA 57-58 News Editor 5 58 F. H. A. 56 H. R. Reporter 57, 58 GEORGE THOMAS SORROW SAUNDRA SEVERNE STAUFFER DOROTHY NELL STOWE re Ee ae ee LAVERNE LEILA STROUP BRENDA KAYE SUTTON CHALMERS EARL THOMAS, JR. H. A ANNIE RACHEL WALDEN JOHNNY MACK WILLIAMSON JANET YAWN Beta Cl oy Laas Not Pictured: FRANCES JOYCE PARKER ALMA MATER Alma Mater na be These seniors have been enrolled in Hughes for six years, 1952-1958, begin- ning with the last seventl grade at Hughes. Floyd Copeland Lewis Cox Herman McDaniel he 10 have as m 10 Florene McDanie Di nn much Elliott it i as Janet Yaw Jackie Ha Caroly Jump have Edsel as | AA Johnny Mac Wil Newto who need: Raymond one Billy Price day, too 10 Wareen Robir Elli Floyd Cope ++ Sara Wende Crook Faye Rountree Louis Jones Louis Cox as | did. Willian LaVerne Stroup Brenda Sutton Tho omas Sor row Sa indra was also born o Lizzie Marshall Janie Dykes. wil Anr then W slden é na the hereby w n son do hereby R itledage Stauffer and Pat Day most Last Will And hereby my nickname will ar j } ar, do hereby hereby will my mout uch trouble with hereb to get nereby liamson, do hereby n 10 hereby lea ve something ability to make “A” tc , do hereby will nothing, as | ne will y quiet, lady-like pe hereby will my job as manager Il to Pug Church hereby ability Mrs. Ree to Eleanc hereh extraordinary do my y vill my perfect attendance record to B vill the honor of being chosen wittie do hereby will mv wittiest title to oO - y Ww y wit € : I de hereby will y nickname n a mountain top will m | my position as secretary of the senior do I family Ww ol hereby in hopes that the tal “Tennes Testament break his head eft after the leeches’ last fling to any- nstrong in hopes he may graduate some p | have. to LaVerne Sargent footb team to Terry Bedinafield 311 nicknames Ann e to Jones Davis much fun with it ent of playing Earlye Barron etty Jo Patterson the senior of Wayne Bevill ee” to “Davy Crockett” (Dorothy Barton) who Beta membership to Hazel Thompson class to Barbara Valentine Graves’ dauahters to t he girls deserv- ist as nice. Senior Whos Who BEST LOOKING Mary Lee Sanders Edsel Jump � ¥ %, MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR Charles Bedingfield Janet Yawn Johnny Mack Williamson Sandra Hortman WITTIEST CUTEST MOST COURTEOUS Catherine Beasley Wallace Burkett FRIENDLIEST Gene MOST INTELLIGENT Pat Day William Rutledge Se ey ae ‘NX i , es is . : 4 om — 2s = : t aivhied BEST ALL AROUND Lizzie Marshall Elliott Dunn SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY | am the famous fortuneteller, Madame Margo. | am here-today to tell the future of the class of 1958. J y A As | look into the crystal ball | can see many changes. It is now 1968; There are no more threats of war, America was the first to go to the moon, and travel there has become common. | believe | recognize someone: Yes. Why it’s Jane Saxon. She is going into the bank, but not dressed for work. It seems she has married the bank president. She has met someone and they are talking. The face seems very familiar. It’s Betty Hawkins, but the way she is dressed it is difficult to know who she is diamonds, furs, just the works!! It seems she struck oil in her backyard while planting a flower garden. As | gaze into the translucent sphere | see someone else from the class of 1958. By George! if it isn’t Sandra Hortman, and has she changed! After having six children, who wouldn‘t? | see where Charles Bedingfield is playing football for a professional team. Making quite a name for himself, too. | see two very familiar faces, also. Let me see. It's Thomas Sorrow and Louis Cox. They seem to be arguing. Now | understand; Louis is insisting that Thomas stay out of his sales territory They both are pushing carts with this inscription on the sides, “Peanuts, 10c a bag.” | believe there is a message coming in from outer space. It states that Marvin Shults is the first to go to the moon. Next, we find William Rutledge, of all places, at Carnegie Hall. He is known as the master of the piano. Helen Beasley is now working in Davison’s as third assistant duster, but she plans to leave soon, because she and the janitor are to elope. Jayne Dykes is secretary to the president of Rich’s in Atlanta. | believe | see Jackie Hardy now. She is quite happily married to Elliott Dunn, and two children make her world complete. Raymond Newton has moved to Texas where he now has an enormous farm. No more getting up at 4 o'clock. He has invented a milker to do the milking for him. ee that F The Colony. The Best Years of My Life JUNIORS Martha Ann Alford Jackie Barfield Jo Ann Barnes Jackie Bray Margaret Brown Thad Brown Carol Buchanan Donald Burnham Mary Carroll India Casey James Churchwell Eleanor Davis Carl Gordon Charles Martin Marion Collins Edward Foster Ernest Jump Michael Martin Myrna Conner Evelyn Fountain Myrtle Hester Jane King McDaniel Eugenia Covington Peggy Holmes Barbara Lewis Lillian McDaniel Martha Daniels Tommy Goings Spencer Horne William Malone Marie McGuire Sylvia McMillan Ruth Pickett Richard Powell i. Car l Pruitt Betty Radford Jo Anna Renfro Linda Riley Elizabeth Roberts a iS Jan Rowland James Swearingen Gaynelle Tanner Martha Tharpe 7 — Grace Tindol Ziana Underwood Barbara Valentine Evelyn Wade Larry Walker THOSE NOT PICTURED: Tony Bates Larry Herndon Johnny Shores Larry Bloodworth Charles Herring Lynette Smith- Priscilla Bostick Billie Ann Jones Carol Stallworth Peggy Byrd Martha Knight Vera Stevens Doris Douglas Rachel Mills Larry Trice Murl Eleam Robert Moore Edith Ward Katherine Whidby Jerome Graves Patricia Reid SOPHOMORES Bobby Alligood “ Rachel Archibald Dorothy Barton Alvin Blount Glenda Brown Jerrell Burns Myrle Burns Nan Cannon Mary Carr Dorothy Compton Ann Cox Dianne Crawford Harry Davidson Beatrice Davis Frank Deloach Carleen Dykes Patricia Dykes Sara Dykes Sharon Floyd Ann Hallman Virginia Hancock Josephine Harris Peggy Hatcher Maver Hayes Gloria Howell June Jackson Jimmy Johnson Phyllis Latham Patricia Lavender Wayne Lyde Nora McGhee Sandra McGuire Sue McLemore William McNeil Jackie Marable William Marks William Meadows Henry Miller Hugh Molton Jimmy O'Neal Brenda Parks Betty Patterson Rebecca Peacock Bruce Roland William Saffold Jimmy Sansbury LaVerne Sargent Nella Screws Shirley Slater Bennie Spires Frances Stauffer William Stringfellow David Thomas Hazel Thompson Ruth Tucker Richard Varner Brandon Wallace Janelle Watts Leila Williams Lewis Wood Luther Wood THOSE NOT PICTURED Robert Adams Grace Anderson Malcolm Arnold Nancy Blount Roger Boutwell David Bracewell Claude Brickle Duanne Campbell Martha Crook Carolyn Harrell Franklin Hawkins Sue Henson Mary Lou Hester Tiney Hobbs Daisy Kennedy Homer Leslie Martha Linn James Mathews Wendell Metts Wendell Mills Arthur Mobley Joel Peacock Walter Perkins Edris Smith James Spivey John Wingate Autry Young Donald Moore FRESHMEN Betty Adams John Adams James Addison Charles Ashley Tony Ashley Terry Bedingfield Gene Bedgood Alice Bessinger Wayne Boutwell Douglas Butts Jimmy Brantley Joyce Ruth Bray John Brewer Franklin Bridges Charles Bruce Wendell Bruce Frank Cain Darwin Campbell Barry Cameron Sarah Carr Lucille Chestnut Bernice Clayton Carmalita Clayton Thomas Clayton Linda Coleman Leon Crosby Teddy Crutchfield Billy Daniels Betty Davidson Cecil Davidson Eldred DeFore Betty DeLoach Jewell Douglas Riley Flowers Baynard Floyd John W. Floyd Alton Fowler Gail Fowler Barbara Ann Garnto Marjorie Garnto Thomas Garrett Eddie Hambrick Charles Hamlin Billy Happoldt Ozie Haralson Barbara Hart Edmund C. Hatcher Jr. Rebecca Hayes Bruce Heath Laura Heath Rose Heath Charles Hester Mavis Hinson Terry Hitchcock Dav id Holcomb Larry Horne Gene Howell William Huckaby Johnny Hutto Bobby Jackson Gloria Johnson Connie Jones Ronnie Judd Phil Keene Larry Knowles Durward Little James Lynn Margie McClain Roslyn McClain Jean McGhee Mike McNair Dewey Kim Martin Ouida Mimbs Rachel Mitchell Durwood Mixon Ruth Geneva Mixon Ronnie Nelson Annie Jeanette Ogles James Franklin Parker Mary Ann Peavy Shirley Perkins Curtis Powell Randall Purser Paul Rigby FRESHMEN THOSE NOT PICTURED: Cecil Adams Addis Baird Elton Benson Paul Boatwright Phyllis Brantley Ralph Cameron Jeanita Cheek Bessie Crapps Thomas Dupree Donald Findlay Roy Hall Randy Herring Dwight Howell Richard Jones Ruth Kelly Brady McDuffie Larry McLendon Cecilia Mathis Diana May Betty Murphy Wayne Newberry Jimmy Parson Emory Peeler Homer Powell Delores Reid FRESHMEN Terry Roberts Ronnie Ryles James Sapp Thomas Shores James Sutton Lavra Mae Thompson Sandra Walden Zack Webb Julian Whited David Wood James Wood Ronald Wright Ellen Younger Lynn Robinson Bobbie Jean Sawyer Clifford Scarbrough Linda Nancy Shipman Christine Smallwood Jimmy Spires James Stripling David Suddeth Claude Sutton Joel Tapley Daniel Thomas Earl Thompson Paul Thompson Don Tomberlin Robert Touhy Tim Vining Lavoda Wallace Frances Wallace Sue White Leon Williams Charlie Worley Typical freshman SUB -FRESHMEN Amerson Arnette G. Arnold Ashley F. Bar arbee Barfield Barkwell f arlo J. Beeland Benge Bennett 0. Blackwell Blount M Blount Bradley Brewer i] L. Brown Chestnut J. Cofield H. Coley . Buckelew Bullock H. Bushee Cambell R. Cantey E. Carr B. Causey Crumpton W. Davidson J. Davis . Conn Conner S. Corbin Cox C. Crabb B. Cranford S. Cross . Davis DeLee L. Dent Dixon C. Dixon J. Dixon Etheridge Fort D. Fowler Francis L. Free B. Fuller al alabalal Pe kaka as IR eet % Ve a Me ie Ag baba aslo) aka ‘ia Gay J. Gillis T. Gilman P Ss c P. Donaldson C. Dover A. Dunn J. Entrekin B B Garrett ihe -- $h Glore Harrington Jenkins Lamb McClymonds Mitchell Mullis Peacock Googe B. Gordon Haynes L. Higgins Johnson P. Johnson Land 0. Larrimore McConnell B. McCrainie Mixon F. Mixon Myrick J. Norman Peacock M. Peacock . Grant $ A Ss Ww Hitchcock Johnson Lawson McDonald Moon Nowell . Pike 1. Gregory R. Holley E. Jones P. Leach L. McGahee C. Moore W. Odom J. Potts M. Hagood J. Holmes J. Jones E. Lewis R. McLemore G. Moore C. Padgett T. Prather al ahala Hamlin Horne Jones Lemonick M. Hammonds W. Howard P. Kemp T. London W. Malory S. Moss E. Parker R. Reed ra M. Harden Ivey King Long Massengale Mullis Parsons Reynolds . si Vie Harrell Jackson Knight McClain Massey Mullis . Paxton . Reynolds ae ’ = Roach Shelton Stripling Vinson Williams Rodeheaver Roland Shirah Silvers Stripling Surter Vitands Wagner Wolf Wood THOSE NOT PICTURED: Allen Bohannon Barfoot Barr Blount Bowden Breeland Britt Bushee Cambell Cochran Coleman Crapps Crook Crosby Davis vyvrexnrtrrepewse Peewee AS VA Davis — Etheridge W. Farr P. Fowler P. Rumney M. Smith Taylor N. Thomas Walters J. Watson Wood J. Woodard Simmons Floyd Gay Hawkins Jackson Jackson Jones Kimsey McDuffie McLendon McNees Maddox Malone Marsh Marshall Meeks Meeks J. Miley Molton NeSmith O'Neal mae-eme ft oonoef ezrPrwawx awmaezwer P. Ryals J. Spires E. Tinsley W. White D. Woorell C. Sanders J. Statham M R. Whiteh ead 0. Woods Scarhorough Statham Truesdale Whitehurst Wright Tompkin Parish Parish Parks Payne Pendley Purser Reese Roberson Roberts Roberts Rowe Saffold Sanders Scarbrough C. Shedd Simmon Smith Smith Spires Stephens H. Scott Sharp L. Stewart C. Venables L. Whittington Stringfellow Venahle Williams J. Wynn Yawn 4=ereo Zr zazaeveroaerztaatn FT Stacks Stokes Storom Todd Towson Turner Ussery Vicky Wallace Weeks Wilkerson S. Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Wood Wood Wynn HEAD COACH Mr. Godfrey Steiner ASSISTANT COACH Mr. Cloyd Hall Football Line Coach “B” Team Basketball Mr. Robert Lott “B” Team Football “BY Team Basketball Mr. Wayne Wheeler “B” Team Football CHEERLEADERS WW Charles Bedingfield All State Football Player Varsity Football Team First row |. to r.: Sonny McNeil, John Brewer, Raymond Newton, Benny Spires, Butch Peeler, Floyd Copeland, manager. Second row: Bill Saffold, Cecil NeSmith Wendell Crook, Thad Brown, Eldred DeFore, Charles Bedingfield Third row: Coach Steiner, Lewis Wood, Johnny Mack Willia Churchwell, Johnny Statham, Coach Hall. Gene Saxon. mson, Elliott Dunn, Pug Churchwell, hit by Blue Devils, goes for first down. Quarter Back Dunn goes for five yards. First row I. to r.: Bobby Fuller, Butch Peeler, Bill Saffold, David Halcomb, Roger Malone, Bobby Roland, Terry Bedingfield. Second row: Leon McGhee, Bobby Simmons, Ozie Harrolson, Butch Brown, Larry Horne, Pee Wee Spivey, Claud Sutton. Third row: Doyld Jenkins, Baynard Floyd, Durwood Williamson, Coach Wheeler, Royce Phillips. Johnny Mack Williamson, Benny Spires. Charles Bedingfield, Elliott Dunn, Coach Steiner. Bevill overpowers Butler. Dunn sinks basket 55 “ IS me 4 a Y AN ral ( Tommy Allen, G eeler, G., Charlie Worley, G., Terry econd row. Mr. Lott, Coach, Claude Sutton, G., Cecil Davidson, : Coach Hall Baby Wolverines in action. FLOYD COPELAND Manager of the ball teams from 1953 — 1958. Shield Staff O 3 fo) U Library Club Brantley zabeth Mixon, Bobbie Blount Hancock, Betty Ann McCrannin, Mrs. Kelley Ist row: L. to R. Marjorie Powell, Rachel Mitchell, LaVerne Sargent, Rachel Archibald, Nella Grace Adams, Doylene Mattes, Doris Douglas, Becky ( ‘horal Screws, Ann Hallman, Peggy Hatcher. 2nd row: Betty Faye Howell. 3rd row: Nancy Blount, Jackie Marable, Dian May, Linda Shipman Hayes, Phyllis Lathem Nan Cannon, Sylvia McMillan, Clara Padgett. 4th row: Linda Mims, Peggy Holmes, Elizabeth Lassetter A Evelyn Wade, Ruth Tucker, Johnny Wynne Lamar Brown, Billy Arnett, Winford White Group Windall Bruce, Royce Holly, Betty Hawkins Jimmie Nell Johnson, Larry Horne, Juanita Cheek, LaVerne Johnson, Mr. Bacon, Sponsor. Future Teachers of America r. Linda Mims, F Distributive Education Club Beasle School Safety Patrol L. to R.: Mr. Tyre, Sponsor, Edmund Hatcher, Captain, Tommy Horne, Bill Farr, Maynard Wynn, James Entretin, Johnny Odom. Art Class Demonstrates Silk Screen Process. Shops PRINTING HOME ECONOMICS—COOKING i iy i alltl I} it Ml a DRAFTING RADIO SHOP WOOD SHOP r _} Ni [fe li y = : 4 UYUVUVUUUUNUY = 7 , uy 4 | By 8 et |B Ty : . = — SHORTHAND TYPING REFRIGERATION SHOP MACHINE SHOP Dudley M. Hughes Vocational School Bibb County Board of Education wuenal = wre i ———————— aa 9 er ee Beaee s|| foul o 4 1 ae AC GUEL ¥ aoe dig iG ia ; = ¢ Aes a A i = ‘i aN 1062 Forsyth Street Macon, Georgia Vocational Training For Everyone Trade and Industrial Education “It’s Fun To Learn To Earn” Distributive Education Homemakng Education . - - ay Yes ber’ Wen you think about it, the family photographer falls somewhere in the family doctor-lawyer classificatio n. The photographer, like the doctor and lawyer, is called upon when major events in your life occur. With a fine studio portrait you can relive in later years the happiness of the engagement, the wedding, the arrival of children. A photograph is part of forever, and our studio takes this responsibility seriously. 2% We are proud to be the photographer chosen to photograph your gradu- ating class. We hope that this is the beginning of a lifelong relationship. Photography Studio 2nd Floor avison’s OF MACON CHI-CHES-TERS PHARMACIES Macon, Georgia COLLEGE HILL INGLESIDE BACONSFIELD TATNALL SQUARE Phone 2-8787 Phone 2-7325 Phone 3-442] Phone 2-366] VOLKSWAGEN “Worth Waiting For” L. A. SMITH AUTO SERVICE 895 Third Street MACON, GEORGIA COLONIAL STORES Houston Avenue T. B. ROBERTS McCULLOUGH OFFICE EQUIPMENT = iia TOM MILLER Sales Filing Cabinets Adding Machines SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Smith - Corona Typewriters ; 3728 Napier Avenue Sales and Service Phone 3-0515 a Sana MACON, GEORGIA Phone 3-5945 SMITH AND SON AUTOMOBILES New and Used “Look For The Little Car On The Post’ Second Arch MACON GEORGIA S. S. Cafeterias Augusta Columbia Columbus Greenville Macon Daytona Atlanta Tampa JUNIOR BOOTERY Better Toys Year Round Next to Bibb Theatre United Insurance Agency “Strength in Union” 4711 Pio Nono Avenue Macon Georgia OLDHAM’S R Macon’s Oldest Dispensing Opticians” Dial 2-5462 THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS Co. 458 Second Street Telephone 2-7365 Compliments of Charles Porter MACON SHOE REPAIR Invisible Resoling Leather Goods and Novelties 525 Third St. Phone 5-3226 Compliments of Lowe Electric Company 4194 Broadway Veterans Barber Shop “We need your head in our business” T. M. “Dagwood” Deloach, Owner We Specialize in Flat Top Haircuts Macon, Georgia Compliments of R. L. JOHNSON WOOD SHOP INSTRUCTOR Bartlett’s Auto Trimmers Painting Seat Covers Phone 2-7754 730 Third Street Macon, Georgia Kernaghan Jewelers 419 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA Birdsey Flour Mills Millers of Quality Flour and Corn Meal for Three Generations Lower Poplar Street Compliments of MAGNOLIA COURT AND GRILL, INC. 4714 Houston Road GEORGIA Cc. W. FARMER CO. WILSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 557 Pine Street MACON, GEORGIA 521 Fifth Street Phone 3-8522 A Builder As Well As A Converter Of Georgia’s Resources GEORGIA KRAFT COMPANY Johnny’s Service Station WATSON BROTHERS MOVING STORAGE CO. Tatnall Square Standard Oil Products 661 Poplar Street Wheel Balancing Motor Tune-Up MACON, GEORGIA Brake Work Phone: 5-447] GAY CLOTHING CO. DIXIE TIRE and RECAPPING CO. Men’‘s Clothing and Furnishings The Finest in Recapping 340 Third Street 520 Broadway Phone 2-0017 MACON GEORGIA MACON, GEORGIA CHEROKEE FARMS L. M. SOLOMON, JR. Macon, Georgia Quality Milk Since 1913 Telephone 5-3304 R. S. THORPE SONS 533-535 Cherry St. MACON Compliments of E. Raymond Smith Exclusive Men and Boys Wear Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes Ladies Beauty Parlor Phone 2-6246 Champion’s Clothing Macon Shoe Company Men’‘s and Boys’ Clothing Factory-to-You Prices 371 Third Street 312 Third Street Dial 5-4351 MACON, GEORGIA MACON, GEORGIA Compliments of Macon Electric and Blueprint Company Compliments of H. L. GREEN VARSITY DRIVE-IN Home of Those Famous Hams BURGER STEAKS AMPLE PARKING 1510 Forsyth Street Macon, Georgia MACON’S FRIENDLY DRIVE-IN AUTO and MARINE SUPPLIES Chris Craft — Thompson Boats Johnson Outboard Motors A. S. Hatcher Company 594 Third Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of WADE and SONS Machine and Welding Shop 640 Second Street MACON, GEORGIA McKESSON and ROBBINS, INC. Dozier Electric Construction Company Box 589 A Thinking Fellow Calls A Yellow Yellow Cab Company Phone 2-6464 Slaughter Tire Company FISK TIRES Corner Second Plum Streets Telephone 5-6557 MACON, GEORGIA S. L. Orr Company Jewelers Hotel Dempsey Building Compliments of a FRIEND AUTO ELECTRIC BATTERY SERVICE INC. Cc. G. Plunket Phone 2-726] Macon Georgia 573 Plum Street MOTO VUE THEATRE Pio Nono Avenue Macon’s Complete Outdoor Theatre WIDE SCREEN CINEMASCOPE HEATERS “Movies Are Better Than Ever’ Macon Georgia BURNS Bricks Build Better Buildings Plant and Office 711 TENTH STREET Telephone 3-8621 Macon Georgia MACON BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 345 Oglethorpe Street MACON, GEORGIA Phone 2-5733 CENTRAL JEWELERS Teen-age Accounts No Co-Signers Up to $19.95 Pay Only $ .50 a Week 426 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA Compliments of STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. E. E. Thompson YOU BET | WANT A KINGBURGER BURGER KING “Service and Quality is our Motto” Broadway at Houston J. L. MADDOX TAYCO OIL COMPANY 4260 Broadway Phone 2-9225 COURSEY PHARMACY Druggist to the Cross Keys Area © s Phone 3-9419 he a Georgia AY } Ss R. S. Thorpe Sons Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothing Exclusive Men and Boys Wear LADIES BEAUTY PARLOR 533 - 535 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of PEGGIE HALE SHOP Ladies’ Children’s Ready-to-Wear 560 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia “TOPS” AT DUDLEY HUGHES The Stationery Shop Commercial and Personalized Printing MARVIN L. TYRE, Owner 1122 Forsyth Street MACON, GEORGIA “TOPS” ON T.V. WMAZ ty CHANNEL 13 Goodman-Hayes Jewelers UJ Corner of Second and oielry Cherry Streets Hartness Supply Co. Sales Rentals Scaffolding Contractor's Supplies Phone 3-5316 Complete Auto Upholstering Body Fender Repairs Auto Painting “JAKE” SHADBURN Bartlett’s Auto Trimmers 730 Third Street Dial 2-7754 MACON, GEORGIA Your TOTAL food bill is less . . . When you shop at C S! 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(Al) RUSSELL Dial 6-1546 Residence dial 5-3032 865 Third Street MACON, GEORGIA Gilder’s Service Station COKE’S lf You Can‘t Stop Wave 2180 Vineville Avenue All Major Brands of Oil Phone 6-3286 735 Cherry Street Phone 2-9556 Macon, Georgia MACON, GEORGIA Photographic Suppliers and Finishers Compliments of “Bowl for Fun’ BATEMAN’S Macon Bowling Center “Purveyors of fine food” 556 Second Street Compliments of There’s a ‘‘one and only” in refreshment, too SPECIALTY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 539 Arch Street Compliments of MULBERRY MARKET “Where You Save Cash $$$$$ ‘ R T RIT Not Stamps” BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY MACON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 444-8 Mulberry Street This Space Reserved For Your Favorite WBML Disc Jockey’s Signature ! ! MINIT CAR WASH 3-Minute Service T N N V URN IT ON AND LEAVE IT ON “A Clean Car Drives Better” MUSIC NEWS 1502 Forsyth Street Dial 5-6041 1240 Macon, Georgia Marshall Lumber Co. DUGGER PLUMBING HEATING CO. 594 Cotton Avenue MACON, GEORGIA Phone 5-1617 2995 HILLCREST Inland Container Corporation MACON, GEORGIA BIBB STEEL SUPPLY CO. Steel Building Materials and Fabricated Structural Steel MACON, GEORGIA Phone 2-7395 P. O. Box 2068 4105 BROADWAY Compliments of GEORGE PARK TRACTOR COMPANY Juliette Milling Co. Machinery Merchants 520 Eighth Street MACON, GEORGIA Phone 5-289] MACON, GEORGIA Balkcom’s Pharmacy The Prescription Store 294 Main Street Phone 3-9337 Macon, Georgia MALONE GROCERY “Don't Go By — Come Buy” 787 Emery Highway Macon, Georgia Cadillac “Faithfully Serving Owners in Middle Georgia Since 1918” HUCKABEE AUTO COMPANY Third at Pine Phone 3-9366 753 Broadway Macon, Georgia Macon, Georgia FINCHER’S DRIVE-IN BARBECUE 3947 é Houston I Avenue WS DELICIOUS FOOD! | soon sevice! Compliments of Ralston Purina Company SOUTHERN NEWS COMPANY Lhe last word 317 Cherry Street WILLINGHAM SASH AND DOOR COMPANY MACON ELECTRIC AND BLUEPRINT COMPANY 444 Walnut Street Macon, Georgia DIXIE PLYWOOD COMPANY Telephone 2-6688, 5-0183 MACON, GEORGIA MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY Second Street WELDING SUPPLY SERVICE COMPANY 3097 Broadway Phone 5-4916 MACON, GEORGIA WINTON PHARMACY Second and Oglethorpe Street Distributors of Winoco Capsules for Colds “Say It With Flowers” from Nutting Floral Company Macon’s Leading Florist Phones 2-8775, 2-8876 381 Cotton Ave. MACON, GEORGIA CARBURETOR ELECTRIC SERVICE Genuine Parts 704 Third Street Phone 2-5716 MACON, GEORGIA SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET 3096 Broadway “Fine Furniture For Gracious Living at Biggest Discount’ Store Hours 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. on Monday, Tuesday Thursday, Friday Wednesday 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. CASH TERMS 40% Discount Phone 6-354] For The Best In Radio It’s WIBB Professional Building Macon Feed Seed Store Quality Seed — Courteous Service 3115 Broadway Phone 5-0407 MACON, GEORGIA EAGLE - BRIDGES PAINTS “No Finer Paints At Any Price” Factory, 240 Edgewood Avenue Phone 6-2776 Compliments of JOHN DIXON TV RADIO CO. POWELL’S PHARMACY Philco - RCA - Zenith - Magnavox Macon’s Largest and Most Complete 3717 Houston Avenue Record and Hi-Fi Shop PHONE 2-5269 490 SECOND STREET Cherokee Brick Tile Company COMMON AND FACE BRICK, JUMBOS AND DUBRIK Structural Clay Tile — E-Z Lay Tile Sales Office and Plants Nos. 1 and 3, Waterville Road Plant No. 2, Tenth Street MACON, GEORGIA Telephone 2-7531 ae AD FLECTAIC PAGLD COMPANY Post Office Box 1153 Manufacturers of Molds For Recapping Tires MACON, GEORGIA, U.S. A. Compliments of Watkins Quality Products Guyton Barber Shop 2643 Second Street Phone 5-8475 2470 Vineville Avenue Macon, Georgia Macon, Georgia NAPIER AVENUE BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY SALON 2806 Napier Avenue Phone 5-7356 LUCILLE WRIGHT, Manager Compliments of DOZIER SMITH Car Lot BAKER MAYFIELD COMPANY Sales and Service 760 Third Street PHONE 5-6526 BARNEY A. SMITH Easy Terms New And Used Cars M. U. C.D. A. BARNEY A. SMITH, Owner 713 Second Street Dial 5-1034 Macon, Georgia JACKSON’S OLDSMOBILE, INC. 717 Third Street MACON, GEORGIA MACON, GEORGIA Fickling and Walker, Inc. Real Estate Sales Loan — Insurance 240 Second Street MACON, GEORGIA BURGER KING eT DRIVE-IN ) A Pio Nono Avenue and Montpelier Avenue MACON PIANO EXCHANGE Story and Clark Janssen Shonigen Sohmer Conn Electronic Organs Also Rebuilt Pianos MISS GEORGIA DAIRIES, INC. 3318 Vineville Avenue ied } Ss a evetvere! [ROCK'S GRILL Catering To Private Parties For Reservations PHONE 2-9607 ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY McCORD AUTO MART Shop at Sears and Save Every Item First Quality Satisfaction Guaranteed PHONE 5-3324 or Your Money Back 611 Second Street “Your Local Sport Car Dealer” 111 Third Street Phone 5-334] Compliments of DANNENBERG’S WILLIE LAND’S INGLESIDE COFFEE SHOP 2385 Ingleside Avenue Macon, Georgia MACON Phone 3-0386 We Give S H Green Stamps Third and Poplar Streets THE MACON TELEGRAPH MORNING THE MACON NEWS AFTERNOON THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS SUNDAY “Middle Georgia's Favorite Newspapers” Diamonds — Watches — Silverware THE M H CARL HAYS, INC. Jewelers — Silversmiths 406 Cherry Street Phone 5-8643 “Member of National Bridal Service” 440 Cotton Avenue RESTAURANT Good Food Harrison’s Pharmacy “Prescription Specialists” West Roofing Company 2396 Ingleside Avenue Dial 5-4777 Macon, Georgia ADAMS-FEAGIN HARDWARE CO. PEGGY HALE Corner Walnut Third Streets Macon, Georgia Phone 5-6515 Macon, Georgia CHARLIE WOOD'S SPORTING GOODS Macon, Georgia Phone 6-3509 Phone 6-3509 ré Z YN. ™ HW he, ain, | Ba Commercial and Industrial “SUITS THE SOUTH” Staff Photographers, TELEGRAPH AND NEWS 411 Cherry Street The Shield Staff would like to express its appreciation to the advertisers for their support. Because of their concern and con- sideration this year book is possible. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS