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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

Dadley TH. Hughes Vocational School rtd. wcstratl TO THE CLASS OF 1959 MR. I. T. McCURLEY Director As you approach graduation and your entry into employment, as long as you live, you will find daily changes you must adjust your life to. It is my hope for you, that the adjustment will be made with facility and alertness. Fit yourself into society in such manner that you will be helpful spiritually, morally and productively. Associate yourself with organizations that pro- mote the welfare of the community and make life more mean- ingful to you and your family. Perform your civic duties, without bias, or selfishness, in order that life for those around you might be more abundant and pleasant because of your efforts. DR. WALLACE C. WHITLEY No finer compliment could be paid the faculty of any school staff. than the one “that all of the graduates have been a real success.” It has been the desire of all who have worked with you at Hughes that through our help and guidance each of you will be successful. The result will be determined by how well you apply what you have learned to your future need. May your every wish and prayer be answered as you continue to study and work for the opportunities that you so richly deserve. Iu Wlemoriam Dr. Mark Anthony Smith served as the Super intendent of Bibb County schools for seventeen years, during which time he inestimably helped public edu- cation in Bibb County. Hughes Vocational School is greatly indebted for his personal interest in voca tional education. At the time of his death, he actively belonged to multitudious civic, honorary, and service organi- zations, in many of which he held major offices. Because of his numerous real and permanent con- tributions to the well-being and growth of the total community, the memory of Dr. Mark Smith will ever linger. GbE County Goard of Education CLOCKWISE: Frank M. Willingham, George P. Rankin, Jr., William P. Simmons, R. A. McCord Jr., Charles C. Hertwig, Julius Gholson (acting superintendent), Dr. H. G. Weaver, Hon. B F. Merritt, Jr., Judge Mallory C. Atkinson, Albert S. Hatcher, Jr., Wallace Miller, Jr., and Hon, Walter C. Stevens Supewisors MR. J. D. ANDERSON Supervisor of Distributive R%. RAYMOND KELLEY t r of Trade and Indust MRS. CARRIE WILLIAMS Supervisor of Home Economics NOT PICTURED MR. HAROLD MARTIN Coordinator of Trade and lustria In Office Mrs. Helen Booth, secretary to the principal, shows e of her assistants, Willyene Lasset ter, how to make out the daily absentee report For the second consecutive year Hughes has been departmentalized. The following pages include the faculty members in each department and in eac h she p English Department MR. EARLYE BARRON Department Head Counselor MR. BUDDY DAVIS MR. GERALD KERSEY MR. JAMES OVERBY MR. GENE ROBERTS MISS LYRA TEMPLE Herald Sponsor Shield Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor F.T.A, Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Mystery lovers are held in eager suspense as Mrs. Pauline Cole supply teacher, attempts to unravel one of Edgar Allan Poe's carefully-written plots Social Science Department MISS MERLE BAKER U. S. Government World History General Business MR. ROBERT COLLINS General Business D.E. Club Sponsor: D.E. Coordinator MR, LEONARD GREENFIELD Georgia History Civics Around MR. ADRIN STATON Department Head Beta Club Sponsor American History World History Civics MR. BOB LOTT Civics World History Georgia History the world in 180 days! D. PARRISH General Business Sctence Department MR. ALBERT HANSON Department Head Biology Chemistry MR. S. J. T. PRICE General Science Health MR. WILLIAM R ' MR. CLAXTON WALKER BELI ’ Gene ral Science General Science ' j ; Health Biology Standing in the new chemistry laboratory, Mr. Hanson w onders which young scientist will be launched first Wath Department MR. FRANK KUHR Department Head Algebra Picture Not Available : MRS. LAURINE DAVIS MRS. PAULINE NOT PICTURED Also English MORGAN Science MR. B. H. STUBBS Also English ’ A square has only 4 sides? Commercial Depariment MRS. HELEN REESE Department Head Bookkeeping, Shorthand Business Math, Typing —_ iL Student Council Sponsor Z 7 MRS, ELSIE TAYLOR Vocational Office Training Business English Typing F.B.L.A. Sponsor But, please, Mrs. Reese! I missed that part between “Dear Sir’ and ‘Yours truly - é MR. GLENN BACON Glee Club Instructor MR. ED GOETZMAN Band Instructor School's first band makes rapid strides MRS. MARIE KELLEY Department Head MRS. DAISY PIERCE MRS. ANN TURNER Also Science Above: The Family Related Class learns how to raise parents Right: Ah! The way to a man’s heart Below: They sew a fine seam Shope Printe MR. MARVIN TYRE Herald Advisor MR. ROBERT BARNES MR. GRADY HATFIELD Looking for something ? MR. W. A. GRAVES The Chief and his crew inspect a mock-up wiring job Kadéa Future radiotricians locate a shorted condenser MR. MALCOM D. JONES MR E. L. WHITT How are you fixed for plumbing? Wood 1 board — 1 10 bench saw = 2 boards MR. R. L. JOHNSON NOT PICTURED: MR. THOMAS W. LYLES Instructor Mr. Thomas W. Lyles gives pointers on accurate drafting Wachine A shaper is all set to transform a steel block. MR. S. E. SINGLETON a . we Vr i. ’ 4 NOT PICTURED MR. JAMES P. LOVET1 Instructor sut back together, but there's a can full of parts left over Refrigeration and bn 7 ete. . Here freon races through a mock-up unit MR. HENRY STRINGFELLOW MISS WINNIE HOWARD Miss Howard gives the final touch to her latest hair style Barbering ) future master barbers work toward perfection MR. CHARLES R. HUNT yy ’ : ‘ JAMES ANDERSON Student Council 4; Superlative JACKIE BARFIELD Junior Class Vice-President 4; Herald Staff News Editor 4; DE Club Reporter 4; Debating Team 5; Senior Class President 5; Herald Staff Feature Editor 5; DE Club 4, 5; Superlative LINDA BISHOP FBLA Club 5, Secretary 5; VOT 5 LARRY BLOODWORTH OFFICERS JAN ROWLAND Secretary JACKIE BARFIELD President JUNE EASON Vice-President MURL ELEAM Treasurer JOARLYN BROWN Reporter PRISCILLA BOSTICK TA DI JACKII BRAY JOARLYN BROWN Class Reporter FBLA VOT MARGARET BROWN DONALD BURNHAM MARY CARROLI DE Club ‘ INDIA CASEY TA Library Club 4; Science Club JAMES PUG CHURCHWELL ROBERT FULLER Superlative TOMMY GOINGS Herald Staff 4 Copy Editor 4, Managing Editor CARL GORDON Football Team 4 GYPSY HAYGOOD FBLA 5; Wolverettes 5; FHA 3; Softball 5 PEGGY DAVIES Herald Staff 4; Wolverette Athleti ball Tean JUNE EASON Senior Class Vice-President 5; DE Club Reporte Beta Club 5; Superlative NOT PICTURED: PATRICIA FARMER te Athletic Club 5; Basketball 5 EDWARD FOSTER, JR. Herald Staff 3, 4, 5, Sports Editor 4, 5; Library Club 3; Debate Team 5; Glee Club 4; Inter-School Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer 5; Science Club {; Student Council 4; Superlative NANCY HOLLOMON FBLA 5, Vi PEGGY HOLMES SPENCER HORNI Beta Clul i Science ( BILLIE ANN JONES ar n VOT ¢ JANE KING Secret i: Hera VOT Stat t FBLA MARTHA KNIGHI DE CLUB 4; FBLA 5; VOT 5; Super WILLYENE LASSETTER BARBARA LEWIS Library RACHEL MILLS FBLA lreasurer; VOT BOBBY MOORI Football Tea Superla NORMA NEWSOMI Baseball 5; Softball Wolverettes Athletic Club Assistant 5 TH PICKETT PATRICIA LYLES FBLA CHARLES MARTIN DE Clut S MICHAEL MARTIN MARIE McGUIRI JACQUELINE PRINCE ELIZABETH ROBERTS ent Council 5, Treasurer 5 hletic Club $ Volley Softball 5; Superlative JANELLE ROBERTS = AYE ROUNDTREI y Club 5 JAN ROWLAND DE Club 4; VOT 5; FBLA 5; Senior Class Secretary Band 5, Reporter 5; Debating Tean WILMA SAMS LYNETTE SMITH Herald Staff 4, 5, Feature Editor 4, Editor 5; Debating Team 5; Superlative CAROL STALLWORTH FBLA GAYNELL TANNER FTA MARTHA THARPI FTA i; Beta Club 1 Class Secretary 4; DE Club urer Basketbal GRACIE TINDOI FTA 4, Reporter 4; FBLA ‘ ZIANA UNDERWOOD W olverettes Y-Teens 5, Program Chau ball ‘ Library Club 4 Secretary 4 Staff 4, Humor Editor 4; Shield Staft 4 Manager 4 ); Library Assistant Club 4, 5, President 5; Basketball Cheerleader 4 BARBARA VALENTINE Student Council 4, 5, Corresponding Secretary 4 President Volleyball 5; Herald Staff News Editor Cheerleader Y-Teens 5: Wolverettes 5 Superlative LARRY WALKER RUNELLE WARD FTA 5; Beta 5 KATHERINE WHIDBY FHA FTA 4; Library Assistant {- FBI NOT PICTURED RICHARD POWELI Football 3; Basketball 3; Superlative CARL PRUETT DE Club 5; Superlative JOHNNY SHORES IEROME GRAVES Football 5; Basketball 5; Baseball 5 Herald Staff 5: FTA 5 Senator Superlatives WITTIEST BEST ALL-AROUND Ruth Pickett Jackie Barfield Richard Powell Pug Churchwell A 4, 5 : MURL ELEAM reasurer 4; Student Council Treasurer S reasurer ‘ Shield Staff 3 H ‘ “+ ) CUTEST %. : Joarlyn Brown — Carl Pruett m = MOST ATHLETIC Peggy Holmes Pug Churchwell x = Left Center MOST POPULAR Eddie Foster Liz Roberts BEST LOOKING Willyene Lassetter James Anderson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lynette Smith Donald Burnham FRIENDLIEST Barbara Valentine Mike Martin Right Center MOST COURTEOUS Martha Knight Bobby Moore MOST INTELLIGENT June Eason Robert Fuller Last Will aud Jestament , James Anderson, leave my accent to Butch Peeler. Jackie Barfield, will my ability to talk and still make “A” in deportment to Beatrice Walker. , Linda Bishop, leave my meekness to Barbara Hart Larry Bloodworth, leave to Bill Mathews my “catty” haircut. We, Priscilla Bostick and Wilma Sams, leave our freckles to Pat Lavender because we don't want them. , Jackie Bray, will my high socks to Tiney Hobbs , Joarlyn Brown, will my cuteness to Dorothy Comp- ton. Margaret Brown, will my eyes to Martha Purser in hopes she can make “A” in bookkeeping. , Donald Burnham, hereby leave my talent to Jerrell Burns. , Mary Carroll, will my desk in room 210 to Roger Boutwell; may he receive more learning than I did , India Casey, will my laugh to Nan Cannon, hoping she will be recognized. Pug Churchwell, will my athletic ability to Duanne Campbell; may he do a better job. Peggy Davies, hereby will my conscienciousness to Nancy Blount. June Eason, will my high heels to Janelle Watts; maybe she will wear a pair one day. , Murl Eleam, will Papa Graves to Sonny McNeil in hopes he can do more with him than I did. Eddie Foster, will my ability to get away with mis- chief to Pee Wee Spivey. Have fun. Robert Fuller, will the running of Beta Club to Lavern Johnson. I, Tommy Goings, will my black leather jacket to John Wingate. I, Carl Gordon, will my motor to Yvonne Kight. , Gypsy Haygood, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Carleen Dykes in hopes she will stay out of trouble. , Peggy Holmes, will my athletic ability to Evelyn Fountain. Spencer Horne, will my senior candy to the junior class. , Jane King, leave anything I don’t need for life; but there is nothing I have that I don’t need. , Martha Knight, will my long fingernails to June Jackson. Barbara Lewis, will my willingness to work to Gracie Anderson. Patricia Lyles, leave my fertilizer to Sandra Mc- Guire in hopes that she might grow some. , Bobby Moore, will my politeness to Bruce Arche- belle Lynette Smith, will my position as Editor of the Herald to my sister, Edris Smith. Martha Tharpe, leave my height to Clyde Potts. , Ziana Underwood, leave my ability to have a “‘rock- ing and rolling’ good time to Lavern Sargent. Ruth Pickett, will my position as captain of the cheerleaders to “loud mouth” Hazel Thompson. Richard Powell, will my stubbornness to Ann Cox. Jackie Prince, will my hairdo to Glenda Ashley. Elizabeth Roberts, will my pigeon toes back to the pigeons. , Jan Rowland, leave my crazy expressions to Beatrice Davis. , Johnny Shores, will my quietness to Joe Crossan even though he'll never use it. , Barbara Valentine, leave my beauty spot to Dianne Crawford. Senior Prophecy rs be doing ten year m now t's go into the future and read some of the arried in the n aper f the day. We shall read their accomplishments (Berne, Switzerland Man of the year’’ went to itzerla Bobby Moore for his contribution to Science. He got out of § (New York) ddie yst has risen to the top at last. He has gone int x-time journalism with the TIMES. He is now head janitor (Miami) Robert Fuller rode his dog, Flea Hound, Farmer to his ‘leventeenth win of the season here today ner (Rome) Ziana Underwood has just been pro- moted te d ll ringer here in the Cathedral ide Pus ball when (Hollywood ) Margaret Brown is now head of lollar-tw the casting department for Warner Brothers. She has been cast out more times in the past ten years ] than anyone else Carl Gordon really has the luck o’ the le his seventh million here last week yus oil well, ‘Lizzie’ started flowing Ruth Pickett le the position on the an chee rleading yelling (Paris) Fashion designer Martha Knight just introduced a new look called ‘the way for tall girls Rowland is still selling tickets to look short: she expects the line to go a long way and waiting for her flyboy to (Berlin) U.S. counter-espionage agent Larry Bloodworth returned to the East Zone and will be Lynette Smith, who came from gone for several years. They caught him smoking a motel owners, has opened a motel Camel behind the Curtain Arab tribesmen (Macon) Martha (formerly Tharpe) had her dentures was third child t y and i 1 it James, in honor birthday to- of her sen (Metropolis ) Superman is out of business. Charlie (New Yor! Barbara Valentine is working in Martin clipped his hair and took away his strength the research department at Helena Rubenstein's hair dye lab Her 4 (New York) Donald Burnham has finally made splash on Broadway. He leaped off the Empire State Building (Moscow ) Some per ple have all the luck. Johnny Shores has been given permission to write a novel on Casey hi ust finished a ‘ : ey has jus she Hot é eAl hall Slave. Remember the good {; Laugh Made Me é like show busi OFFICERS—Seated: Alvin Blount, secretary; Grace Anderson, president; June Jackson vi resident. Standing: Nora McGhee, director Tiney Hobbs Dykes, treasurer; Janelle Watts, director reporter; Sara Bobby Alligood Grace Anderson Bruce Archebelle Rachel Archibald Glenda Ashley Alvin Blount Nancy Blount Roger Boutwell Johnny Brock Jerrell Burns Duanne Campbell Nan Cannon Mary Carr Larry Collins Dorothy Compton Billy Corbin Ann Cox Dianne Crawford Joe ¢ rosson Harry Davidson Beatrice Davis Frank DeLoach Carleen Dykes Patricia Dykes Sara Dykes Wilbur Fogarty Evelyn Fountain Pat Fountain Peggy Hatcher Troy Hawkins Margaret Hill Tiney Hobbs June Jackson LaVern Johnson Jimmy Jones Yvonne Kight Pat Lavender Homer Leslie Wayne Lyde Nora McGhee Sandra McGuire Alvin McNeil W. F. Marks Bill Mathews Billy Meadows Wendell Metts Linda Riley Bruce Rowland Bill Saffold Lavern Sargent Grace Screws Edris Smith Rhett Smith James Spivey Rad Stringfellow Hazel Thompson Harold Varner Beatrice Walker Janelle Watts John Wingate Not Pictured: Charles Cowart Hugh Molton Gere Odum Walter Perkins Elayne Prince Henry Miller Arthur Mobley Betty Patterson Joel Peacock Rebecca Peacock ig lyde Potts Martha Purser Faye Reams | Luther Wood ¢ 1, + Nw Betty Adams John Adams Harris Armstrong Charles Ashley Tony Ashley Gene Bedgood Terry Bedingfield Alice Bessinger Jimmy Brantley Phyllis Brantley Joyce Bray } Franklin Bridges Patsy Bruce Wayne Bruce Wendell Bruce Donnie Butts Ralph Cameron Darivia Campbell Linda Carmichel Rance Cantrell Gary Cheek Jeanita Cheek Charles Churchwell Bernard Clayton Bernice Clayton Carolyn Clements Linder Coleman Jimmy Conner Frank Cain Cecil Davidson Dorothy Davis Carolyn Deason Larry Dent Jewell Douglas Charlotte Faulkner Riley Flowers Baynard Floyd Sharon Floyd Gail Fowler Barbara Garnto Margie Garnto Glenn Gladney A. J. Grizzard Charles Hamlin Melba Hamm gs Billy Happoldt Ozie Haralson Barbara Hart Rebecca Hayes Jackie Heath Bill Hembree Randall Herring Gail Hersh Charlie Hester Terry Hitchcock David Holcomb Dwight Howell Bobby Jackson Victoria Johnson Phil Keen Jean Kelly Sammy Knight Larry Knowles Margie McClain Roslyn McClain Brady McDuffie Jean McGhee Dewey Martin Doylene Mathis Kay Mercer Ouida Mimbs Rachel Mitchell Kenneth Mullis Pat Norman Leonora O' Ware James Parker Mary Ann Peavy William Peeler Shirley Perkins Mary Ann Potter Dennis Powell Bobby Purvis Delores Reid Paul Rigby Fonzell Robertson Not Pictured: Albert Cantrell Walter Cox Ronnie Ryles Danny Sams Clifford Scarborough Robert Sellers Linda Shipman Tommy Shores Christine Smallwood Bennie Spires James Stanley Sara Stewart Claude Sutton Joel Tapley Larry Tanner Earl T hompson Solemna Velasquez Tim Vining De lores Wade Sandra Walden Zack Webb Sue White Loyd Epps Alton Flowers James Floyd Patty Jones Laverne Lamb Patricia Lewis Carol Whitehead Leon Williams Sammy Wilson David Wood James Wo¢ rd Sylvia Wood Patsy Wright Ellen Younger Anthony Lynn Ronnie Nelson Linda Robertson James Sutton Jimmy Walden Charles Whitehead Larry Woods Peggy Wright James Addisor Preshmen Betty Andersotr Genene Arnold aA 6 ) - 7 Troy Ashley Francene Barbee � Dennis Barfield n Jerry Barfoot Rachel Barkwell Janice Beeland Tommy Benge Earl Benson John Berkner Patsy Bishop Lamar Blair Bobbie Blount Paul Bohannon Barney Booth Gail Bradley ‘ : Charles Brewer —_ = ' Paula Brewer Alton Britt Annette Brooks Lawrence Brown Libby Brown Reggie Brown Barbara Buckelew Donald Burkes Arlene Campbell Charles Carter Bertha Causey Mavis Cochran Homer Coley Linda Collier Myrtle Conners Sandra Corbin Larry Cowart Ray Cox ( ordell ( rabb Brenda Cranford Lola Crapps Hazel Crosby Colin ¢ rumpton William Davidson William DeLee Betty Del oach Joseph Dixon Charles Doven Virginia Ellis James Entrekin Linda Floyd Wayne Forbes He len Foster Patsy Fowler William Fowler Bobby Fuller Barbara Garrett Barbara Gay Marjorie Glore Fay e Gor pe Patricia Googe Eddie Hambrick Marie Hammonds Pat Haygood Bobby Hayes Grady Holly Wade Howard Mable Howie Chuck Ivey Billy Jackson Howard Jackson Danny Johnson Ann Jones Grady Jones Johnnie Jones Patricia Jones Ri hard Jones Robe rt Jones Barbara Kelly Saundra Kendrick Larry King Helen Lamb Barry Lancaster Ola Mae Larrimore Charles Lawson Thelma London Wynona McConnel Bonnie McClymonds Linda McClain Betty McCranie Billy McDuffie Leon McGahee Cary Marshall Franklin Martin Tommy Massengale Wilma Miller Betty Jo Mitchel Geneva Mixon Frank Molton Carol Moore Geneva Moore John Morrison Jim Mullis Ruthie Mullis Betty Murphy James Myrick Joe Norman William Odom Frank Owen Clara Padgett Johnny Parrish Davinia Parsons Jimmy Parsons Billy Peacock Mary Peacock JoAnn Peavy Mary Jane Phillips William Pike Jimmy Potts Tony Prather Artha Purser Betty Reed Robert Reed Evelyn Reynolds Mickey Roberts Rozelle Roberson Lynn Robinson Donald Rodeheaver Bobby Rowland Clifford Rumney Patsy Rumney James Sapp Jean Scarborough Horace Scott Billy Sharpe Thelma Shirah Larry Silas Willie Silvers Bobby Simmons Ruben Simmons Ronnie Stevenson Helen Stewart Reggie Stringfellow Earl Stripling Ruthie Strom Albert Suiter Daniel Thomas Ester Thompson Bill Tyler Charles Ussery James Utting Lynn Wadford Sue Watkins Felton Watson Lavada Walker Herbert Wallace Howard Weeks Sandra Whitehurst Stanley Whittington Jimmy Wilkerson Barbara Williams James Williams Shirley Wood Terry Wood J B Woodard Charles Worley Not Pic tured Ellen Benson Benny Bowden Donald Breter Larry Brown Bonnie Clymonds Larry Cowart Paul Johnston Jimmie Miller Elizabeth Mixon Donnie Moore James Ramage Freddie Truesdalk Carl Venable Jayne Wright Mary Yawn Sub- “freshmen Charles Amerson Louise Archibald Billy Arnett Billy Barfield Lee Becham Linda Benson Claude Blalock Alexander Bloodworth Shirley Bloodworth Harry Blount Lois Bohannon Thelma Bohannon Nell Bowdoin Darius Brantley Charles Broadnax Donald Brooks Garland Brown Peggy Brown Tommy Brown William Busbee John By rd Bobby ¢ ampbell Clarence Clayton Cecil Cobb © David Cobb Larry Cobb Jerry Cochran Charles Collier Donna Craig David Creamer Sanford Darby Patricia Davidson Thomas Deems Becky Dixon Ronnie Garrett Robin Gaskin Marilyn George Richard Gilbert Joe Gillis Tommy Gilman Lawrence Greek A. W Gregory Inez Gregory Gwen Hamlin Nancy Hamrick Mary Harden Zeph Harris Ruby Hatcher Patricia Hayes Gary Heath Barbara Hester Montine Hightower Carl Hill Carol Hitche ock Jerry Edwards Janet I lsasser Lee Ethridge Franklin Evans Ronald Evans Elaine Fears Johnny Findley Windell Fogarty Dorothy Fort Dav id I oster Dealous Fowler Marcia Francis Mary Francis Acie Fuller James Furney Nancy Holland Carey Hopper Joy Horton Marilyn Horton P tt Hi tto Mike Jackson Ruby Jackson Donald Jarriel Elizabeth Johnson Linda Johnson Vernon Johnsotr Bynum Johnston John Kemp Pat Kem} Joseph Kent i Larry Kent Paul Kitchens Charlie Land Charles Leggett Edward Lemming Clyde Long Nicholas Long Robert Lynn James McCranie Barbara McDade Ann McDuffie Owen McDuffie Joseph McGhee Frederick Maloy Jerry Malone Joyce Martin Ronnie Martin Johnny Maynard Charles Meeks Carol Mercer Larry Powers William Pruitt Wallace Purser Betty Redfern Robert Register Bobby Riezinger John Rigby Jimmy Roberts Del Roquemore Bruce Roundtree Larry Rowe Ann Rozar Geneva Rumney Elizabeth St. Johns Alvin Sanders Russell Sanders George Saxon Robert Sheffield Clifford Sheppard Martha Shores Billy Mitchell Ross Mosley Geraldine Murphy Tommy Nelson James Nicholson John Ogden Judye Payne Curtis Peacock Je yhnny Peacoc k Russell Peterman Penelope Phillips Carolyn Pierce Carolyn Pike Wallace Pittman Jerry Pool Charles Silvers Leon Simmons Jo Ann Simone Arthur Smith Dorothy Smith Edward Smith Erline Smith Noble Smith Sandra Smith Helen Sparks Cindy Spencer Janet Spires Larry Spires Harvey Spivey Morris Spivey Lamar Stanley Aloma Stocks Frank Sutton Linda Tanner Herbert Taylor Dollie Mae Thompson Raymond Thompson Emory Tidwell Marie Tompkins William Tucker Ann Upshaw Cecil Upshaw Patsy Van Etten Annie Mae Wagner Naomi Waites Benjie Walters Jeraldine Watson Larry Watson NOT PICTURED: Elliot Adams Sanford Barley Charles Bickley Joe Breland James Cantrell Donald Chumley David Crook John Dixon Douglas Floyd Ronnie Harrington Grady Holley Peggy Hunt Glenda Hutto Barbara Kelly Larry Land Mazie Martin Tommy Watson Dorothy White Sue White Jeanette Whitehead Richard Wimberly Raymond Wood ; Ola Mae Woods Azalea Wright Sybil Wright Jeann Yaughn Bob Yawn James Robert Young Buddy McLemore Andrew Mobley Franklin Molton Marjorie Nipper Nash Padgett Jo Ann Peacock Mary Jane Phillips Larry Silvers Madison Smith Alice Spires John Watson James Wilder James Wilkes Glenda Willerson Patsy Williams Peggy Williams From the looks of these faces, lunch time is one of the most enjoyable periods of the whole day Library Miss Wheeler's competence and ver- satility and willingness to help any student or teacher at any time in any way has made her an inseparable part of Hughes MISS GERALDINE WHEELER Librarian Library Club Sponsor HULA Sponsor | } == — All roads lead to the library Because the library is not limited to any one department, shop, or class, it is used more than any other part of the school Resourceful reading for almost any subject of interest to a student may be found in its 6,000 volumes, 9 sets of encyclo pedias, 70 periodicals, and hundreds of pamphlets. Having more than 2,200 users monthly, the library lends an average of some 1,200 volumes each month. The photograph above depicts a typical scene. Some students are reading for class reports; some, for pleasure; others, for personal 50 ment enrich ga ERO Ting Oo Elbe Vig ed. ey | J | COACH WILLIAM R. BELL COACH THOMAS W. LYLES Football Line Coach Football Line Coach COACH BOB LOTT “B Team Football = COACH C. D. PARRISH and Baseball ’ i ‘B'' Team Basketball COACH GODFREY (GOOT) STEINER Head Coach Head of Physical Education Department Below: Churchwell sprint paw unt brings down Above: Peeler blocks the pigskin against Vidalia Butcl Peeler stops a Vidalian m his tracks Spires hardly touches the ground in carrying the ball against the Panthers GARY CHEEK Center Aughes BUTCH PEELER Fullback = PUG CHURCHWELL Quarterback BENNIE SPIRES Halfback COACH BELL | 94: CECIL DAVIDSON CHARLES CHURCHWELL End Tackle Foottall ALVIN BLOUNT End BOBBY ROWLAND Team Manager Wolverines ‘Saag LARRY TANNER FRANKY OWENS BOBBY FULLER Halfback Halfback Guard LEFT TO RIGHT: Benny Spires, Buddy Shores, Coach S : ires 1d¢ ores 0% teir 3 AC A¢ Pug ir J is ica tea ee ch Steiner. BACK ROW: Pug Churchwell Bennie Spires Donnie Moore Gary Cheek Pug Churchwell In a tilt with Jackson, the ball is kept high _—_ - noe aa = “O ” a “SB Basketball “Jeam FIRST ROW David Crook, Tim Vining, James Utting Wendell Bruce Wayne Bruce SECOND ROW Bobby Simmons James Sapp Charles Churchwell, Larry Tanner and Coach Parrish MRS. EDITH GERHARD1 Instructor—Girls’ Physical Education onsor of Wolverettes Athletic Club, Cheerleaders, anc Y-Teens JUNIOR-SENIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME—SENIORS—Left to right: Norma Newsome, Peggy Holmes. JUNIORS—Left to right: Glenda Ashley, Hazel Thon pson and Jan elle Watts THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME AND TROPHY—FIRST ROW, left to right Co-Captain. SECOND ROW Nora McGhee, Glenda Ashley, Mrs. Edith Gerhardt, Instructor; Janelle Watts, and Tiney Hobbs WINNERS OF Rachel Archibald, Lavern Sargent, Captain; Hazel Thompson, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—SEATED: Mrs. Edith Gerhardt, Sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT Charlotte Faulkner, Hazel Thompson, Co-Captain; Barbara Hart, Ruth Pickett, Captain; Rachel Archibald. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Valentine “B TEAM CHEERLEADERS—KNEELING: Mary Yawn, Co-Captain; Patsy Bishop, Captain LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Bishop, Barbara Williams, Mrs. Gerhardt, Sponsor, Sue Watkins, Linda Tanner rtctivities aud Clubs Stickd Staff The staff hurriedly tries to meet the final deadline Left to right: Ruth Pickett, Typist; Gene Bedgoed, Typist; Ziana Underwood, Layout Editor; Bar- bara Hart, Advertising Manager; Laverne Sargent, Typist; Hazel Thompson, Editor-in-Chief; Sara Dykes, Typist; Mr. Gerald Kersey, Advisor ; : THE NEGATIVE TEAM—Left: Jan Rowland, Jackie Barfield THE AFFIRMATIVE TEAM—Left: Edris Smith, Lynette Smith Hughes’ first debate team, coached by Mr. Glenn Bacon, made a remarkable showing D y in the literary meets in Macon and McRae Drama Linda Shipman and Tommy Goings check the script of the one-act play which placed 4th in the regional meet in Perry. Tommy was given the ‘Best Actor’ award. Mr. Bacon directed the play The _ staff spends long toilsome hours producing a newsy pa- per every m« ynth SEATED: Edris Smith, Barbara Valentine, Humor Editor; Tiney Hobbs, Copy Editor; Lynette Smith, Editor-in-Chief; Tommy Goings, News Editor; David Foster, Dianne FIRST ROW: Solemno Velasquez, Dorothy Compton, Carleen Dykes, Mr. Davis, Sponsor; Ann Cox, Janelle Watts, Martha Purser, Mr. Tyre, Sponsor; Charlotte Faulkner. NOT PIC- TURED: Eddie Foster, Sports Editor; Dorothy Davis, Feature Editor; Donald Burnham, Art Editor Crawford FRONT, left to right: Margaret Brown, Secretary; Robert Fuller, President; Sara Dykes, Vice-President; June Jackson, Treasurer; Ann Cox, Reporter. SECOND; Jean McGhee, June Eason, Martha Tharpe, Mr. Staton, Advisor. BACK: Marie McGuire, John Wingate, mentarian; Pug Churchwell, Peggy Holmes, Spencer Horne The Beta Club is composed only of those students who excel in scholarship, leadership, and character. oe a Sy Swe Mt Without the energetic help of these assistants, the library could not possibly get its work done SEATED: Peggy Holmes, Barbara Garnto, Secretary; Tina Smallwood, Treasurer: Solemna Velas quez, President; Miss Wheeler, Sponsor. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Gail Bradley, Barbara Lewis, Phyllis Brantley, Carleen Dykes, Patricia Dykes. STANDING, SECOND ROW: Gene Bedgood, Barbara Hart, Robert Fuller, Ziana Underwood Janelle Watts, Paul Rigby ‘ SEATED: Edward Lemming, Jerry Pool, Frankie Molton, Bobby Alligood, Mary Frances, Pat Fowler, Bertha Causey. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Gail Bradley, Barbara Lewis, Phyllis Brantley STANDING, SECOND ROW: William Pike, Pete Hutto, Sergeant-at-Arms; Tim Johnson, Miss Libnary Clah Wheeler, Sponsor; Paul Rigby, Gene Bedgood, President. NOT PICTURED: Fay Roundtree, Vice- President; Bill Tyler, Secretary-Treasurer; David Foster, Reporter Having learned to appreciate good read- ing, these students have made books their friends. FIRST ROW: Alvin McNeil SECOND ROW: Martha Purser, Christine Smallwood James Anderson FOURTH ROW: Larry Morgan, Sponsor THIRD ROW: Mrs. Reese McDuffie, Arthur Mobley Bishop, Ola Mae Larrimore, Future “Teachers of sémevtea Leadership ability, a wholesome character and personality, and mental and physical vigor are re- quirements of those in the ETA Spt ymnsor: Hobbs, Barbara FIRST ROW President; Marie Fountain, Treasurer Sandra Walker Responsible citizen ship at home, at work, at play, as well as at school, is encouraged by the council Student Counc Valentine, Gracie Anderson, June Jackson Sara Dykes, Joann Simmone, Virginia Ellis Thelma London, Rachel Archibald, Ann Cobb, Donald Burkner, Doris Scott, Patsy Jean McGhee, Program Chairman; Linda Riley, Second Vice-President; Jackie Bray Sochran, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Miss Lyra Temple, Sponsor; Evelyn India Casey, Gene Bedgood, Davinia Parsons, Sara Dykes, Francine Barbee in ROW sor; Wendell Burns Marie Rhett Smith, Wayn John Wingate D.E. course, these students vicing Destrtbutive Education Club Future Gusiness Leaderw of rtmerica The F.B.L.A. seeks to develop competent and aggressive business leadership through strengthening the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work. The club includes the vocational office training class, made up of senior girls receiving on-the-job training FIRST ROW Margaret Brown, Nancy Holloman Vice-President Linda Bishop, Jane King, Presi- len Rachel Mimbs, Liz oberts Rep Runelle rd. SECOND ROW Lyles, Jan Rowland Stallworth Nan Jo Brown, Gracie Parliamentarian athryn Whidby. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Taylor, Spon- sor; Martha Knight, Billie Ann Jones, Lynette Smith Jackie Bray, Wilma Sams Gypsy Haygood The purposes of F.H.A. are: 1. To emphasize the importance of worthy home mem- bership. . To encourage de- mocracy in home and community life. . To ‘foster the de- velopment of crea- tive leadership in home and communi- ty life. . To promote a grow- ing appreciation _of the joys and satisfac- tions of homemak- ing. FIRST ROW: Nora McGhee, Treasurer; Faye Googe, Historian; Kay Mercer, Vice-President; Pat Googe, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mable Howie, Mary Yaughn, Barbara Ann Williams, Marie Hammons, Patty Jones, Jeanette Whitehead. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor; Patsy Bishop, Ellen Younger, Francine Barbee, Sue Watkins, Ruthie Mullis, Patty Fowler, Sandra Corbin FOURTH ROW: Barbara Kelly, Naomi Waites, Elizabeth Mixon, Wilma Miller, Jean Scarborough, Patsy Hayes, Mrs. Pierce, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Pat Sellers, Barbara McDade, Jeanie Yaughn, atarve Mary Phillips, Carol Smith, Geneva Mixon, Penny Phillips, Mrs. Turner, Sponsor. SIXTH ROW: Bertha Causey, Montine Hightower, Helen Lamb, Johnnie Mae Jones, Betty Anderson, Zeph Harris, Arlene Campbell Aomemarerds of stmervica The Shield Staff is genuinely grateful to the businesses who chose to put their ad- vertisements in this year's annual. By having done this, they placed in the students’ hands a permanent record of the leading businesses in Macon and surrounding communities. DUDLEY M. HUGHES VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Bibb County Board of Education | are 4 ee (ae60 = tif 7 ie . —r at BN ees at f igi ra it ape 4 3 a) Fe gh Ax a R , a “iil! =) (ARE HL nioee wp o0. br 2s a an rs y al 2 : ee. hfe y , = 1062 FORSYTH STREET . . . MACON, GEORGIA Vocational Training for Everyone IT'S FUN TO LEARN TO EARN Trade and Industrial Education Distributive Education Homemaking Education he's minding YOUR business HELP YOUR HEART FUND HELP YOUR HEART GIVE YOUR HEART IS HIS BUSINESS. He's a research scientist—one of thousands supported by the Heart Fund. His life is dedicated to finding the unknown causes of the heart diseases, and new methods of treating and preventing them. He and your Heart Association have made your heart their business. YOUR HEART IS YOUR BUSINESS. Whatever your way of life, your future depends on your heart. Heart disease causes personal suffering and under- mines the happiness and economic welfare of the family. No one —no child or adult —is immune. THE HEART FUND IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS. When you support the Heart Fund, you help all hearts. You support heart research—and you make it possible for your Heart Association to bring the latest advances in heart research to you and your family through your doctor. GENEROUSLY for EVERY HEART YOU LOVE THIS MESSAGE CONTRIBUTED BY YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER DAVISON 'S “TELLING TEENS TODAY... CHRIST IS THE ONLY WAY Youth for Christ 470 FIRST STREET—MACON, GEORGIA en et C. W. FARMER CO. INGLESIDE COFFEE SHOP 2835 Ingleside Avenue MACON, GEORGIA Phone SH 3-0386 521 FIFTH STREET ROCK'S GRILL BALKCOM’S PHARMACY ia te hes The Prescription Store MACON, GEORGIA 294 Main Street SH 3-9337 | | MACON, GEORGIA c.% Eee DIXIE TIRE AND RECAPPING CO. The Finest in Recapping 520 Broadway SH 2.0017 MACON, GEORGIA SLAUGHTER TIRE COMPANY Fisk Tires CORNER SECOND AND PLUM STREETS Telephone SH 5-6557 MACON, GEORGIA BIRDSEY FLOUR MILLS Millers of Quality Flour and Corn Meal for Three Generations LOWER POPLAR STREET MACON STARNES TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE Tuxedos, Evening and Wedding Gowns All Accessories DIAL SH 2-6573 2808 Napier Avenue MACON, GA. BURNS Bricks Build Better Buildings Plant and Office 711 TENTH STREET Telephone SH 3-8621 MACON GEORGIA McCORD AUTO MART 611 SECOND STREET PHONE SH 5-3324 Your Friendly Used Car Dealer’ DANNENBERG'S We Give S H Green Stamps Third and Poplar Streets MACON EMERICK'S CABINET SHOP Cabinets—Furniture 1822 HOUSTON AVENUE Dial SH 5-8242 MACON, GEORGIA Road Service WHITTINGTON'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Wheel Balancing CORNER RIVERSIDE DRIVE AND LEE ROAD PHONE 3-8767 Tires, Batteries and Acc. Washing and Greasing Compliments of MACON INDEPENDENT AUTO ASSOCIATION AL RUSSELL'S USED CARS BARNEY'S USED CARS BENNETT-SMITH USED CARS BROADWAY USED CARS BROWN MOTOR COMPANY COCHRAN MOTOR COMPANY DOZIER'S USED CARS DOMINEY'S USED CARS EPPS MOTOR HORNE'S USED CARS LAVENDER MOTORS M. M. MOTORS MILES USED CARS MITZELL-WALKER USED CARS MULLIS AUTO SALES NORTHERN MOTOR COMPANY O'NEAL-SMITH USED CARS POPE-YARBOROUGH MOTOR COMPANY GUS SMALL MOTOR COMPANY SMITH SON USED CARS E. RAYMOND SMITH NEW USED CARS SOUTHSIDE MOTORS SPARKS MOTOR COMPANY Mackey Furniture Co. We Completely Furnish Your Home 1744 Broadway MACON Dial SH 5-9048 865 Third Street ... 113 Second Street 1160 Broadway 711 Broadway . 591 First Street 1044 Broadway 765 Third Street 688 Walnut Street 180 Fifth Street 510 Oglethorpe Street Third Street 1289 Broadway 540 Hemlock 860 Third Street 377 Walnut Street 833 Third Street 3760 Houston Avenue 528 Hemlock Street 891 Second Street 814 Third Street 754 Broadway 811 Third Street ANDERSON CHEMICAL COMPANY 1620 WATERVILLE ROAD DIAL SH 5-0466 Superior Water-Treating Chemicals and Complete Field Service MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY 471 Second Street MACON, GEORGIA DIAL SHerwood 2-641 | Furniture to Suit the South's Taste’) Compliments of: McCRARY ADAMS CHAPTER NO. 9 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS 4493 Houston Avenue COLEMAN HEWETT Commander CHI-CHES-TERS PHARMACIES MACON, GEORGIA COLLEGE HILL INGLESIDE © BACONSFIELD Dial SH 2-8787 Dial SH 2-7325 _—Dial SH 3-442 TATNALL SQUARE TOWN AND COUNTRY Dial SH 2-366! Dial SH 6-6294 BUSH REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING CO. PHONE SH 5-1016 1094 COLUMBUS STREET WILSON ELECTRIC CO., INC. MACON SHOE REPAIR 557 Pine Street MACON, GEORGIA Phone SH 3-8522 Electrical Motor Repair 525 THIRD STREET COURSEY PHARMACY RHODES, INC. Druggist to the FURNITURE Cross Keys Area 369-371 Second Street SH 39419 MACON, GA. 358-364 Cotton Avenue STOKES-SHAHEEN, INC. Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables 477 Hawthorne St. SH 2-4517 MACON, GEORGIA Thanks to the students, faculty, and friends here at Hughes who have made the past three years the happiest and most profitable of my life. | shall always remember you and what you have done for me. EDDIE FOSTER (Ad space purchased) AMVETS POST 35 324 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA Dial SH 2-9559 BASKETTE PIANO CO. Where Quality Is Higher Than Price. 368 First Street MACON, GEORGIA Dial SH 5-8675 SCHWOBILT “SUITS THE SOUTH 411 Cherry Street DUGGER PLUMBING HEATING CO. 594 Cotton Avenue MACON, GEORGIA Coleman Heating Equipment Dealer M. C. PITTMAN ROOFING PAINT COMPANY Serving Middle Georgia Since 1926 654 Plum Street SH 3-1336 MACON, GEORGIA Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impos- sible to enslave— HENRY BROUGHAM DOZIER ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Box 589 Macon Dial SH 6-5626 Dial SH 3-5945 SMITH AND SON Automobiles New and Used Look for the Little Car on the Post’ SECOND AND ARCH MACON GEORGIA VARSITY DRIVE-IN Home of Those Famous Hams 1510 Forsyth Street MACON, GEORGIA Maco n's Friendly Drive-In You Bet | Want a Kingburger BURGER KING Service and Quality Is Our Motto PIO NONO AVENUE AND MONTPELIER HARTNESS SUPPLY CO. Scaffolding Contractor's Supplies DIAL SH 3-5316 Sales and Rentals OLDHAM'S 101 PERSONS BUILDING Macon's Oldest Dispensing Opticians DIAL SH 6-4866 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY Paints Art Supplies Wallpaper 458 SECOND STREET Dial SH 2-7365 MACON, GEORGIA Compliments of RALSTON PURINA COMPANY 4460 Broadway DIAL SH 6-431! Auto and Marine Supplies Chris-Craft and Thompson Boats Johnson Outboard Motors A. S. HATCHER COMPANY 594 Third Street MACON, GEORGIA SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET Fine Furniture for Gracious Living at Biggest Discount'’ UP TO CASH UP TO 40% EASY TERMS 40% DISCOUNT DISCOUNT 3096 Broadway, Macon Dial SH 6-354] DEN-NAP ELECTRIC MOLD COMPANY POST OFFICE BOX 1153 Manufacturers of Molds for Recapping Tires MACON, GEORGIA U. S. A. DAGWOOD DeLOACH BARBER SHOP ADAMS-FEAGIN We Need Your Head in Our Business HARDWARE CO. T. M. DAGWOOD DeLOACH, Owner Corner Walnut and Third Streets We Specialize in Flat Top Haircuts DIAL SH 5-6515 4194 BROADWAY MACON, GEORGIA DIAL SH 2-9566 Macon, Georgia DRINK CLV A 6pewxure) BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. BY MACON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY THE MACON TELEGRAPH Morning THE MACON NEWS Afternoon THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS Sunday Middle Georgia's Favorite Newspapers’ BAKER MAYFIELD COMPANY Sales and Service 760 THIRD STREET DIAL Sherwood 5-6526 MACON, GEORGIA A Builder As Well As a Converter of Georgia’s Resources GEORGIA KRAFT COMPANY Dial SHERWOOD 5-5421 489| MEAD ROAD MACON, GEORGIA Compliments of JUNIOR BOOTERY BATEMAN’S Any Toy Shown in Any Catalog at the Listed Prices FOOD STORE NEXT TO THE BIBB THEATRE PURVEYORS OF FINE FOOD Dial Sherwood 5-9206 MACON PIANO EXCHANGE Story and Clark Estey Janssen Sohmer CONN ELECTRIC ORGANS Also Rebuilt Pianos DADIE'' MORGAN'S AMOCO STATION Amoco Products U. S. Royal Tires COLLEGE AND FORSYTH STREETS Phone SH. 2-3002 MACON, GEORGIA Compliments CRISTIANS BROS. CIRCUS ELMER KAUFFMAN Adv. Car. Mgr. DIXIE CLEANERS South's Best One Hour Service'' 3113 Pio Nono DIAL SHerwood 5-1033 HAROLD REGISTER'S SERV. STA. 3081 Houston Avenue MACON, GEORGIA Phone Sh. 2-9236 Compliments S. M. LASSETTER'S SERVICE STATION 2471 HOUSTON AVE. Phone SH. 2-9645 MACON, GEORGIA A Thinking Fellow Calls a Yellow YELLOW CAB COMPANY DIAL SH 2-6464 H RESTAURANT Good Food COTTON AVENUE TRIMBLE ADDING MACHINE REPAIR SHOP P.O. BOX 489 497 Broadway Dial SH 3-9636 MACON, GEORGIA RODGERS Seat Cover Center TOM RODGERS, Owner and Operator Complete Auto and Furniture Upholstery Dial SH 5-4323 546 ARCH STREET MACON, GA. opinnoy Re, Photography—Photoengraving Commercial and Industrial Staff Photographers TELEGRAPH AND NEWS Phone SH 64-3509 SANITARY SUPPLY AND CHEMICAL CO. 2120 SEVENTH STREET PHONE SH 6-4828 Sanco Products Johnson Waxes and Cleaners Sweeping Compounds Compliments of JULIETTE MILLING CO. 520 Eight Street MACON, GEORGIA Phone SH 5-289] BOZEMAN'S SERVICE CENTER One Stop Service Center Tires, Batteries, and Accessories 3124 HOUSTON AVENUE PHONE SH 6-295] SOUTHERN DISCOUNT COMPANY 329 COTTON AVE.—MACON, GA. THE STATIONERY SHOP Commercial and Personalized Printing MARVIN L. TYRE, Owner Loans 1122 Forsyth Street L. EDDIE CANNON Manager MACON, GEORGIA SH 2-757| COPA CABANA Regular Lunches—Our Specialty Steaks Southern Fried Chicken MRS. FRANK W. PRINCE Owner R. L. JOHNSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY RIGHT WAY GAY'S CLOTHING CO. FINANCE COMPANY Men's Clothing Money When You Need It and Furnishings PHONE SH 2-235! 340 Third Street No. 3 Hardeman Building MACON GEORGIA MACON, GEORGIA ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY MACON BOWL-O-MATIC J 1525 FORSYTH ST. GORDEN S Fully Automatic Pin Setters TOM) fs Milk Ice Cream McKESSON AND ROBBINS, INC. CHARLIE WOOD'S SPORTING GOODS 484 Second St. SH 3-544! MACON, GA. PEGGIE HALE 560 Cherry Street MACON, GA. Ladies’ and Children's Ready-to-Wear MACON SHOE COMPANY 371 Third Street MACON, GEORGIA CHAMPION'S CLOTHING Men's and Boys' Clothing Factory-to-You Prices 312 THIRD STREET MACON, GA. J. L. GARAGE Johnson and Luckie Automatic Transmission Service General Auto Repair SH-5-9833 2165 MONTPELIER Compliments of WILLIAMS OPTICIAN 530 FIRST STREET Compliments of H. L. GREEN CO. 5c, 10c to $1.00 STORE You're Sure to Find It at GREEN'S With Over 25,000 Items From Which to Choose. CHESHIRE TYPEWRITER CO. WILLINGHAM SASH AND DOOR COMPANY GRAVES SUPPLY CO. OF MACON Wholesale Only 330-334 WALNUT ST. MACON, GA. DIAL SH 6-5186 Dial SH 3-084! YATES ROOFING INSULATING CO. Fry Bonded Roofs—Fiberglas 1034 Second Macon, Ga. BOB YATES GEORGE PETERSEN KILGORE SING OIL SERVICE STATION 2794 HOUSTON AVENUE Dial SHERWOOD 29704 MACON, GEORGIA HAVE YOUR WORK DONE BY HAND aah! 529 Oglethorpe Street SH 5-4525 MALONE FARM GARDEN CENTER Corner Second and Oglethorpe Streets DIAL Sherwood 3-3686 Yard and Garden Supplies Feed—Seed—Fertilizers MACON, GEORGIA L. A. SHAW MILLWORK COMPANY 4167 BROADWAY P.O. Box 1282 Dial Sherwood 5-6551 MACON, GEORGIA THE RUG SHOP 3127 VINEVILLE AVENUE First Quality Carpets Mill Ends Expert Cleaning DIAL SHERWOOD 3-528! MACON, GEORGIA R. S. THORPE SONS 533-535 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA Exclusive Men and Boys Wear Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes Ladies Beauty Parlor DIAL Sherwood 2-6246 VOLKSWAGEN Worth Waiting For’ L. A. SMITH AUTO SERVICE 895 Third Street MACON, GEORGIA Compliments of HARRISON'S PHARMACY POWELL'S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists’ 3717 Houston Avenue 2396 Ingleside Avenue DIAL SH 2-5269 DIAL SH 5-4777 MACON, GA. pennies efetdine—Tinee S. L. ORR COMPANY CARL HAYS, INC. sie JEWELERS—SILVERSMITHS 406 Cherry Street Dial SH 5-8643 Member of National Bridal Service Jewelers HOTEL DEMPSEY BUILDING Compliments of BYRD'S GARAGE 419 Cherry Street 447 Pine Street MACON, GEORGIA MACON, GEORGIA KERNAGHAN JEWELERS RUBY MITCHELL BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned Stylists: RUBY MITCHELL—BILLIE O'NEAL AUGUSTA WHITEHURST—INA WINDHAM Eskaprotein Wave, Franchised Salon DIAL SH 5-5542 4159 HOUSTON AVENUE WRIGHT PEST CONTROL COMPANY Sales LOUIS E. CLARK E. Y. FLYNT Service E. Y. FLYNT H. SANDERS T. J. WILLIAMS Complete Pest Control Guaranteed Termite Control Repairs Rat Stoppage Fumigation Flea and Tick Control Compliments of BIBB THEATRE WELDING SUPPLY SERVICE COMPANY 3097 BROADWAY Phone SH. 5-4916 MACON, GEORGIA Compliments of CHAMBER'S LUMBER COMPANY 4775 Pio Nono Ave. Phone SH. 2-2475 MACON, GEORGIA Compliments of MAGNOLIA COURT AND GRILL 4714 Houston Road MACON GEORGIA SOUTHERN INVESTMENT CO. 499 Broadway MACON, GEORGIA Phone SH.5-2527 490 Second Street JOHN DIXON TV RADIO CO. Philco—R.C.A.—Magnavox Macon's Largest an Most Complete Hi-Fi Shop FREEMAN HOLLAND CONTRACTORS Painting and Decorating 941 PERDUE AVENUE Dial SHerwood 3-1594 FIND IN THE YELLOW PAGES TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Paces aiiie ENS ES teen Ret RR. tS Sage oP nee Wee ie in 35 ey 374