Fort Valley High School - Vallihi Yearbook (Fort Valley, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

The FVHS Key Club Presents Annual Staff Editor Tommy Garuood Etldie Robinette Dave Hardeman Tommy Bridges BUI Moss Jody Hardeman Kenneth Vinson FORT TALLEY HIGH SCHOOL FORT VALLEY.GEORGIA Foreword We have had our rewarding moments at FVHS . . . the football games . . . the hard hours of studying . . . the chapel programs . . . the night we won the foot- ball championship . . . the parties . . . the friendships . . . the literary meet . . . the basketball tournaments . . . the holidays . . . the Junior-Senior . . . and gradua- tion. We have had our laughs and we have had our heartaches, but we can look back on every moment of our year at FVHS with many pleasant memories and much pride. Table of Contents Pictorials 6 Activities 11 Athletics 21 Organizations 35 Administration 53 Faculty 57 Seniors 63 Favorites 85 Classes 89 Ads 113 Superintendent’s Message Soon you will he leaving Fort Valley High School forever. Some of you will enter college and others will find positions, but you will never he united as you have l een for the past twelve years. These years together have made pos- sible your glorious achievements for which you will always be remembered. I hope your years at Fort Valley High School have been happy and profit- able. I trust that throughout your entire lives you will remember and practice the ideals instilled in you by your teachers. Fort alley High School has tried to lay the foundation for that which lies ahead for each of you. Rememlier to keep forever in view the momentous value of life, and to he ready at all times to live neither in the past nor in the future but in the present. Ernest R. Anderson. Superintendent . The familiar scene of changing classes. David and Deena demonstrate the A typical office scene, Mrs. Rodgers working be- neath the school clock. 6 “twist after the Hogansville game. Our School . . . Its People ... Its Events ... Its Memories During 1961-62 The raising of the flags in the morning; symbolic of our school’s high ideals. 7 M iss Thelma lectures her Senior English class on the merits of English literature. Student life at FVHS is an active one. Throughout the year there are always classes to attend, sports to participate in, and extracurricular events to observe and enjoy. Ray listens as Coach outlines a new de- fensive strategy for the “Greenwave 8 Miss Vallilii of 1962. Cwenndolyn KenKnight. beams as she is congratulated by Kay Moody, Miss Vallihi of 1961. Ann Pearson selects a final dish as she comes through the lunchroom line. Pencils scribble furiously as Mr. McClendon gives notes on chemistry. 9 Study halls are invaluable to most students, providing a period in which to catch up on homework or other necessities. During lunch, the students mob the Senior store to buy Cokes and pastry. 10 12 FIRST-RUNNER-lIP— Linda Colquitt SECOND RUNNER-UP—Ginger Moseley The Third annual Beauty Revue, sponsored by the FH A, was held in the FVHS auditorium on November 21. 1961. The contestants, elected by the clubs and classes, were judged on talent, poise, and beauty. Personality was also evaluated by the judges when they met the girls at a tea preceding the contest. “Miss Vallihi of 1962,” Glenndolyn KenKnight, will reign until November, 1962, when she will crown her successor. THIRD RUNNER-UP—Julee Outler FOURTH RUNNER-UP—Anne Wade Warren Wall, Master of Ceremonies, speaks as the Beauty Revue contestants pose for the last time before the finalists are chosen. The five finalists show their surprise and pleasure prior to being asked questions in both a serious and light vein. Left to right: Anne Wade, Linda Colquitt, Glenndolyn Ken Knight, Ginger Moseley, Julee Outler. After the Beauty Revue, the contestants and their dates are entertained at the Woman’s Club. SEATED. L to R: Judy Jones, Miss Brown (Debate Coach), Helen Rhea Luce. STANDING, L to R: Linda Colquitt, Tommy Bridges, Warren Wall, Charles Klouda, Phillip Fountain, Genie Tribble. Debate The Debate Team is an extracurricular activity for students who wish to gain a firsthand knowledge of their speaking ability and the fundamentals of logical arguments. During the Regional debates this year, the Negative team won 3-0, while the Affirmative team lost 0-3. This put them out of State competition but the debaters still attended the Barkley Forum at Emory University. Affirmative Team Negative Team Helen Rhea Luce-Genie Tribble Tommy Bridges—Linda Colquitt TOP HOW, L to K: Marcus Hickson. Robert Cummings. Sonny Harris, Warren Wall, A1 Bickley, Matt Rue, Richard Lawhorn, Rusty Tomlinson. Charles Vinson, Ed Duke. Tec Faircloth, Billy Massee, John Rumph. Charles Good rum, David Walton. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Sandefur, Pat Pearson, Kay Teece, Melba Goodrum, Patsy Williamson, Helen Rhea Luce. Emily Yancey, Patricia Border . Sandra Hiley. Juice Outler, Ruth Gassett, Charlotte Jackson, Janet Sullivan, Belt y Milton, Terry Lynn Tribble, Phyllis Friedsam, Betty Naugle. THIRD ROW: Judy Jones, Temple Jones, Cleo Sammons, Ann Bland, Gayle Peek, Coretta Holcomb, Joanne Lee, Kathy Barnett, Sherry Wells, Ann Evans, Rose Marie Walton, Glenda Brown, Sherrie Nathan, Judy Klouda, Anne Wade, Denise Tribble, Judy Barr, Lynn Ruffo, Nancy Edwards, Levenia Harbuck, Susanne Sparks, Yvonne Adams, Frances Bryan, Patricia Clark, Nancy Duke. FOURTH ROW: Rose Gar- rett, Nancy Holly, Carolyn Patterson, Jane Anthoine, Hulda Wood, Ginger Moseley, Ann Cleveland, Ruby Bloodworth, Linda Cheek, Brenda Patterson, Donna Hunnicutt, Sandy Eddins, Beth Cleveland. Brenda Murphy, Genie Tribble, Deena Wilson, Linda Colquitt, Phyllis W'alker, Patsy Connell, Brenda Ayers, Jenny Swan. Mixed Ensemble Under the capable direction of Miss Patsy Thomas, the Music Department has contributed much towards our cultural growth, at the same time honoring us with many hours of wonderful enter- tainment. Music Quartet Boys’ Solo L to R: Ed Duke, Warren Wall, Dave Hardeman, Rusty Tomlinson. Ed Duke Julee Outler L to R: Deena Wilson, Ruth Gassett, Julee Outler. Trio Girls’ Solo Department Girls’ Ensemble TOP ROW L to R: Deena Wilson Linda Colquitt, Brenda Murphy. Ruth Gassett, Julee Outler, Sandra Hiley, Patricia Borders, Emily Yancey Helen Rhea Luce, Patsy Williamson, Melba Goodrum, Kay Teeee, Pat Pearson. SECOND ROW: Levenia Harbuck, Nancy Holly, Nancy Edwards Judy Barr, Denis Tribble, Anne Wade. Judy Klouda, Sherrie Nathan, Glenda Brown, Rose Marie Walton, Ann Evans, Ann Cleveland, Kathy Barnett, Ann Bland, Judy Jones. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Walker. Patsy Connell, Brenda Avers. Genie Tribble, Beth Cleveland, Sandy Eddins, Donna Hunnicutt, Brenda Patterson, Linda Cheek, Ruby Bloodworth, Ginger Moseley, Huldo Wood. Jane An- thoine, Carolyn Patterson, Cleo Sammons, Temple Jones. One-Act Play “Seventeen” Cast The One-Act Play for 1962 was a con- densed version of “Seventeen.” Coached and directed by Miss Norma Boyer, the students faithfully practiced every night for several weeks before the Region competition at Carrolton. Doing a tremendous job in spite of stage diffi- culties, the play won second place in our region with Warren Wall winning “Best Actor of Region 3-B.” In the State competition at Athens. Geor- gia, although again plagued with stage and prop difficulties, this great cast went on to prove themselves wonderful troopers and to win second place honors in State. “Reciprocity ’ “the Baxter family' Cast Lola Pratt—-Anne Wade Willy Baxter—Warren Wall Jane Baxter—Deena Wilson Mr. Baxter—Kenneth Vinson Mrs. Baxter—Glenndolyn KenKnight George Crooper—Tommy Garwood May Parcher—Linda Colquitt Johnny Watson—Tommy Bridges The FVHS Wavettes CAPTAIN—Glenndolyn KenKnight Carolyn Patterson ‘D” Burnett , j; • ... ‘ «IT, .aw Brenda Murphy Dena Sanders i Temple Jones - 4 Hulda Wood 19 Thanks to the un- tiring efforts of our lunchroom staff, the students and faculty received a well-bal- anced and tasty meal each day. Left to right: Mrs. Youngblood. Mrs. Walton. Mrs. Hallman and Mrs. Tyner. “Cleanliness being next to Godliness,” we point with pride to our Janitorial Staff. Janitorial Staff 20 Left to right: Carrie, Walter, Lucille, and Nathaniel. n11 ■ iw UiL. Ul---LU---UJi---LL Left to right: Deena Wilson, Ann Pearson, Donna Hunnicutt, Ruth Cassett, Ann Cleveland, and Cieo Sammons. Miss Hasty, sponsor, leans from window of brand-new Greenwave Bus. Donna Hunnicutt Ruth Cassett Cheerleaders CAPTAIN Deena Wilson Cleo Sammons Ann Pearson 22 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Tommy Tucker. Jimmy Giles, Johnny Bradshaw, Jody Hardeman, Dan Harrelson, Phil Mullis, Rodger Nelson Eddie Robinette. SECOND ROW: David Brann, Thomas Greathouse, Johnny Walker, David Joyner, Dave Hardeman, Warren Wall, Ronnie McDanial, A1 Bickley. THIRD ROW: Coach Faircloth, Richard Lawhom, Hugh Barr, Rusty Tomlinson, Nim Tharpe, Charles Vinson, Ray Pearson, Tee Faircloth, Coach Sims. 1961 Greemvaves Class B State Champions' Fort Valley High School is extremely proud of this year’s football team and the excellent record which they compiled. Blessed with power and a deep desire to win. the FVHS “11” astounded everyone by totaling up 287 points while allowing their opponents only 34 points. This desire to win, combined with good coaching as well as above average team spirit made possible such a rewarding year. The crowning achievement of this year’s team was obtaining the title of ’‘State Champs, due to the outstand- ing work of all the boys. We feel sure that this honor has never before fallen to a more worthy group of young men. 23 I eurson racks up 6 points against Crisp Co. vii lam . ed LbOL t‘r hoi Vfte M per. pi ced -fic to le it seven ea they tiuu scei urn u. ijemitii i iuiii indiumt'sim 26-0; Play Hawkinsyiile Friday Nigh for the arrelson, injured irdeman 153 and rds each d junior Bobcat attacks, ling and 18 more lite, the lal count 15 yards n three standing ay night Tharpe. end-line- y on of- hind-the- perfec befot . w ' , spotlighting Tomlinson, end Mim gain. He went me 11 Dett r;« anc� S’harpe, guards Hugh Barr. Jim- said Faircloth, but you’d bette?arPc nal tfW a ve i rir For Class f he Wave hig he; fte my Giles, David Joyner and believe I’m not angry at him. P one.0 mini I V1 uis .dll. , A ?ua fire fou win ex ele t s: is I pel itely tan en he i al. noui and i aj nity wl foi itei r t, : Pe lie itec t w te I d i Ma nds the Blal k-ta T a jup i thr otei 5gui . ac am icep ibte hashing-1 Fort Valley Wins 3-B or ball—Ray Pearson’s I on rt ap bio lossfense, and' hurt us—but I don’t thinklme sP°l anyone could ask for better tl®n- . a' defensive play than Green Wc Riillrioa T Ku ty an l Jimmy Murk as Jody speed for valuable yardage in the lip name with Blakely. he first irdeman id from •re. The Greenwave Drops Dublin, 20-0; Meet Crisn Here e Gree: quartet Valley iwhorn throw Maynes mediate to play the V For the most part, Fort vm- all ley’s first’state football chain- |iight. gg| mm.......fm mm -------' The trges aU ga xciter eaten I final y. a ay ni Green aydlrti end foi he PAT) y, witi i throw- in th Dublin red tvJ ling tM on the id droM ichdowi tack Te ns Blakely Crown The pin McDa °AT p me ugtrnsu mevuwdve uue, scored on only five times during 10 rf jnri ruu iu give n. uc .y a � •� and the Green Wave turned hprnio crnal.linp ctanH in thp provid tory. field | both v unin , JWith Li f i tdqes am. hampionshl year. Last March, also coached captured th 2 B cagers, al M easily c — M championship in Mat on our defense.’ • r l teei iiKe we can move tne) ball on Fort Valley ' Knight summarized, “but it all depends. breen Wave Line Stops n _ i- ■- � -1. tha L; for mered for broke over into the en Valley 25 whi Hugh Barr “65” grimaces as Ray Pearson clears a path for Dave Hardeman Jody Hardeman “22” is finally pulled down in the Hogansville game. after using some fine blocking for a first down against Blakely. Mr. Faircloth and Mr. Sims, our two fine coaches, are to be commended for the exceptional job they have both done in athletic and academic fields. 13 games—13 victories. Left to right: David J., Nim T., Johnny W.t Warren W., Jimmy G., Thomas G.t Hugh B., Tee F., Charles V., Ray P., Rusty T. STANDING, Left to right: Coach Faircloth, Coach Sims, Tee Faircloth, Herby Smith, Nim Tharpe, Tom Haslam, Ray Pearson. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Lawhom, Ronnie McDaniel, Dave Hardeman, Jody Hardeman, Tommy Tucker, Dan Harrelson. Region 3-B Champions The 1962 Greenwave Basketball team, defending champions of the State Class B Crown, almost made it two basket- ball championships in a row this past year. Although hurt by the loss of Pearson early in the season, the Fort Valiev “Five” still gave an exceptional showing by defeating 19 of 25 opponents. The climax of the season was a match with the archrival Perry “Panthers” in the State Class B Semi-finals. 1962 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY WE OPPONENT THEY 59 Byron 53 59 Roberta 46 8 Lanier ?8 45 Macon Co. 47 53 Warner Robins 50 46 Roberta 45 46 Lanier 50 55 Harris Co. 33 61 Hawkinsville 32 68 Warner Robins 46 53 Willingham 34 48 Butler 50 46 Macon Co. 52 57 Hawkinsville 38 45 Harris Co. 39 54 Macon Co. 48 59 J ackson 32 47 Tilton 42 47 Reynolds 49 SUB REGION I TOURNAMENT REGION 3 B TOURNAMENT 63 Jackson 39 55 Harris Co. 37 39 Bowden 34 52 Pike Co. 48 STATE CLASS B TOURNAMENT White Co. 44 Perry Richard stops and looks as Nim breaks for a pass in the State Tournament game with White County. Nim recovers a rebound to give Ft. Valley 2 more points against Lee Martin of Perry is closely and successfully guarded by Dave Perry. “Little Man” Hardeman. Tee corners and drives for the basket. Nim slips past guard on his way to a goal as Dan looks on. Dave lays up 2 points after stealing ball from opposition. Jody attempts to steal ball from opponent SEATED, Left to Right: Dena Sanders, Ann Crutchfield, Betty Milton, Ellen Anderson. SECOND HOW: Sandra Hiley, Beth Cleve- land, Ann Evans, Gail Bloodworth. THIRD ROW: Gwendan Holland, Emily Yancey, Lynn Ruffo, Nancy Connell. Girls' Basketball Team Gwen eyes the basket as she begins her drive. Sandra tries desperately to block a pass. Nancy grimaces as she drives against her opponent Dena (21) and Sandra leap for a rebound. Gwen’s shot is nearly blocked. Managed by Coach Charles Sims, the FVHS Golf Team com- petes in tournaments held in sur- rounding communities. Due to experience and skill, this was a banner year for the boys as they won many important matches. Jody Hardeman Dave Hardeman Ronny McDaniel Warren Wall Golf Team Kenneth Vinson L to R:Linda Colquitt, Beth Cleveland, Ruth Gassett, Nancy Connell, Genie Tribble. Girls’ Team Tennis Coached by Mr. Faircloth. the Tennis team enjoyed a fairly suc- cessful season during 1962. Needless to say, all of the “Racketeers” had fun playing the game whether it was in competition or for personal enjoyment. Boys’ Team L to R: Francis Carson, Buddy Stembridge, Warren Wall, Tee Faircloth, David Andel, Marcus Hickson, Coach Faircloth. Memory of Thomas Greathouse Thomas “74” playing his usual great fensive game. HOCANSVILLE CAME A spirit great and vital enough to inspire the total dedication of young men toward the goal of championship . . . whal greater tribute could be offered than this, our epitaph to a true comrade . . . THOMAS GREATHOUSE. IU IU III----------Ui----LLI-LLL. SEATED, left to right: Ray Pearson. Tommy Garwood, Dave Hardeman. STANDING, left to right: Ed Duke, Jody Hardeman, Francis Carson, Tommy Bridges, johnny Walker, Rusty Tomlinson, Charles Vinson, Bill Moss, Marcus Hickson, Eddie Robinette, A1 Bickley, Bob Ruffo, Kenneth Vinson. Sweetheart—MISS CLEO SAMMONS Key Club Left to right; Tommy Bridges, Dave Hardeman, Tommy Gar- wood, and Ray Pearson. President_________________________TOMMY GARWOOD Vice-President____________________DAVE HARDEMAN Secretary__________________________________________RAY PEARSON Treasurer______________________________TOMMY BRIDGES Jointly sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and the High School, the Key Club benefits the com- munity and the school as a service organization. The membership of the club is composed of 17 boys representing the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes of FVHS. During the last year the boys of the Key Club engaged in such outstanding projects as the publi- cation of the “Vallihi” Annual, the “Keyhole programs, the Wayne Cochran Dance, the hot dog stands at the football games, the Parish House parties, the Halloween Carnival concession stand, the Parents-Teachers Appreciation Banquet, and attendance at the State Convention in Augusta. 36 Left to right: Dave Hardeman, Tommy Bridges, Jody Hardeman, Tommy Garwood, Kenneth Vinson, Eddie Robinette, and Bill Moss. Annual Staff We of the 1962 Vallihi Annual Staff wish to express our sincere pride in having played a small part of such an exciting and rewarding school year. We feel that the value of this year’s annual is directly proportional to the amount of excellent material with which we have had to work. Although the tempo of studying in- creased, we of FVHS have had many broadening experiences to prepare us for maturity. The Annual Staff has attempted to preserve these experiences on the pages of this yearbook. By doing so, we hope to provide material for later reflec- tions as well as creating an interesting and well-rounded chronicle of our Senior’s last year at FVHS. We sincerely hope that at least a small part of our pride for our school and for our friends is woven into the pages of this. The 1962 Vallihi! TOMMY GARWOOD—Editor DAVE HARDEMAN EDDIE ROBINETTE TOMMY BRIDGES KENNETH VINSON BILL MOSS 37 SEATED, I. to R: Ann Evans, Ginger Mosley, Ruth Gatsett. Betty Carol Williams. Deena Wilson. Miss Fields, Linda Colquitt, Anne Wade. Glendolyn KenKnight, Genie Tribble. STANDING, I. to R: Coretta Holcomb, Lynn Ruffo, Billy Holcomb, Kenneth Vinson, Johnny Walker. Ray Pearson, Tommy Garwood, Dave Hardeman, Ellen Anderson, Agnes Marshall. Sweetheart—LINDA COLQUITT Left to right: Betty Carol Williams. Deena Wrilson, Miss Fields, Linda Colquitt, Anne Wade. President________________________LINDA COLQUITT Vice-President______________________DEENA WILSON Srcretary ANNE WADE Treasurer ............. BETTY CAROL WILLIAMS Sponsor_____________________MISS MADGE FIELDS Composed of high school students with exceptional leadership and academic abili- ties. the Beta Club lives up to its motto, “Let us lead by serving others.” One of the Beta Club’s major projects this year was the publication of our school newspaper, the “Valley Views.” 38 FRONT: Carolyn Patterson. BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Charles Coodrum, Lance Robitszch, Otis Bowman, Ray Campbell, Billy Johnson, Walter Moye, William Walker. SECOND: Jerry Holcomb, Ronnie Bowden, Tommy Worsham, Tommy Bowman, Charles Davis, Ralph Hill. THIRD: J. D. Moore, Cary Cutrell, Charles Halley, Wilson Giles, Edgar McEarchen, Dennis Parten. FOURTH: Felix Pyles, Tommy Tucker, Jimmy Giles, John Brown, Dick Carney. FIFTH: Tony Hill, Bobby McKinney, Arlin Little, Felton Spinks, Mr. Thomas. L-R: Ray Campbell, Buster W'alker, Billy Johnson, l ince Robitszch, Otis Bowman, Walter Moye, Charles Good rum, Mr. Thomas. Sweetheart-CAROLYN PATTERSON President______________________________________________________HAY CAMPBELL Vice-President ________________________________ BILL JOHNSON Secretary_____________________________________________________OTIS BOWMAN Treasurer —__________________________________ CHARLES GOODRUM Reporter __________________________________ LANCE ROBITSZCH Sentinel_______________________________________ ALTER MO E Parliamentarian .--------------------------- WILLIAM WALKER The Future Farmers of America, or the FFA, is a na- tional organization for boys enrolled in vocational agri- culture. Members are taught the qualities of self-reliance, leadership, and character, as well as thriftiness, sportsman- ship. and patriotism. Fort Valley School Library Fort Valley, 3e� rg,a 39 BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Tommy Bridges, Warren Wall, Matt Rue, Jody Hardeman, Rodney Kaloostian, Marcus Hickson, Phillip Fountain, Jimmy Walker, John Lee, Johnny Garwood, John Bickley, Jack Tharpe, Bill Moss. SECOND: Tommy Garwood, Johnny Walker, Bob Ruffo, Billy Massee, Tom Turner, Joe Ruffo, Buddy Stcmbridge, Kenneth Vinson, James Hamlin, Bobby Goen, David Thomson, Francis Carson. THIRD: Ray Pearson, William Walker, Rusty Tomlinson, Charles Klouda, Sonny Harris, Charles Vin- son, Tee Faircloth, Jake Haslam, Tom Haslam, Bryant Culpepper, Wayne Rowell, Bill Swan, Mr. McClendon. Ili-Y Sweetheart—ANN PEARSON Left to right: Ray Pearson, Dave Hardeman, Tommy Gar- wood, Tom Haslam. President-------------------------------------RAY PEARSON Vice-President------------------------------DAVE HARDEMAN Secretary-----------------------------------TOMMY GARWOOD Treasurer-------------------------------------TOM HASLAM The Hi-Y Club is a Christian organization. Its mem- bership is composed of boys from the 8th through the 12th grade. The purpose of the club is “To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian charac- ter.” Among its many worthwhile projects this last year, the Hi-Y Club gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family and sent representatives to the Youth Assembly in Atlanta. 40 BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Sheryl Irby, Shirley Paine, Cray Gregory, Patsy Connell, Wanda Harmon, Brenda Ayers, Gayle Peek. Giro Sammons, Carolyn Patterson, Temple Jones, Gail Harmon, Diane Jackson. SECOND: Deena Wilson, Genie Tribble, Sybil Lister, Diane Brann, Kay Duke, Ginger Mosely, Gay Gillespie, Betty Sue Doles, Jane Anthoine, Agnes Marshall, Ruby Bloodworth, Brenda Peterman. Patricia Moye. THIRD: Mrs. Carson, Mimi Harrison. Anne Wade, Kay Hallman, Jean Brady, Ann Lee, Lydia Britt, Judy Klouda, Ellen Anderson, Yvonne Adams, Coretta Holcomb, Carol Byrant, Claire Robertson. FOURTH: Laney Hunni- cult, Brenda Murphy, Virginia Hudson, Linda Colquitt, Brenda Patterson, Mary Ann McClung, Pat Pearson, Nancy Connell, Vicky Duke, Rose Marie Walton, Cathy Hallman, Donna Hunnicutt. FIFTH: Ruth Gassett, Glendolyn KenKnight, “D Burnett, Gail Blood- worth, Ann Bland, Ann Crutchfield, Hulda Wood, Barbara Gibson, Lynn Ruffo, Betty Milton, Cathy Barnett, Janet Sullivan, Grace Taylor, Mary Flowers, Denise Tribble, Terry Lynn Tribble, Ann Pearson, Ann Thurmond. SIXTH: Julee Outler, Judy Nullivan, Sandra Hiley, Beth Cleveland, Phyllis Friedsam, Louise Anderson, Brenda Westmoreland, Cissy Reddick, Kay McCollum, Emily Yancy, Betty Naugle, Jenny Swan. Tri-Hi-Y Left to right: Brenda Murphy, Ruth Gassett, Anne Wade, Wanda Harmon, Mrs. Carson, Ann Evans, Glendolyn Ken- Knight. Sweetheart—CINCER MOSLEY Pr.Mdrnt RUTH GASSE 1 I Vi r-Pn-Milmt ANNE WADE Secretary _______________________________ XANDA HARMON Tr« i'ur� r BKLNDA MURPHY Chaplain GLENDOL? N KENKNIGHT Reporter ANN EVANS The Tri-Hi-Y is a club made up of girls who wish to become better Christians. The Tri-Hi-Y is the fem- inine counterpart of the Hi-Y with an identical purpose and creed. The platform of this club is clean living, clean speech, and clean scholarship. 41 BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Rose Marie Walton. Brenda Ayers, Betty Milton, Barbara Gibson, Hulda Wood, Judy Jones, Betty Naugle, Anne Wade, Brenda Murphy, Temple Jones, Helen Rhea Luce, Charlotte Jackson, Sylvia Sandefur, Sherry Nathan, Cathy Hallman, Beth Cleveland, Lydia Britt. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Anthoine, Judy Barr. Patsy Connell, Mary Flowers, Ann Crutchfield, Linda Fuller, Diane Spence, Linda Cheek, Pat Smith, Glenda Brown, Dolly Jo Jackson, Vicky Duke, Gay Gillespie, Genie Tribble, Wanda Harmon. THIRD ROW: Jenny Swan, Terry Lynn Tribble, I ouise Anderson, Sheryl Irby, Day Duke, Claire Robertson, Lillian David- son, Gray Gregory, Ann Pearson, Gail Harmon, Brenda Peterman, Joyce Stalnaker, Janice Hodge, Emily Yancy, Ketty Hutto, Carol Bryant. FOURTH ROW: Frances Seay, Brenda Patterson, Janet Sullivan, Cissie Reddick, Ginny Wilson, Lynn Ruffo, Ellen Anderson, Coretta Holcomb, Sandy Eddins, Jane Anthoine, Glenndolyn KenKnight, Ann Lee, Deena Wilson, Cleo Sammons, Susanne Sparks, Ann Gordon. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Herbert, Tommy Crutchfield, Phillip Fountain, Rodney Kaloostian, Matt Rue, A1 Bick- ley, Robert Cummings, Marcus Hickson, Jeff Liipfert, Duke Lane, Rob Hess, Jim Liipfert. SIXTH ROW: John Rumph, Buddy Brann, Johnny Hudson, Don McLeroy, Billy Wilder, Tommy Bridges, Warren Wall, Billy Massee, Wayn f Powell, Jimmy Walker, W'endell Carter. Sweetheart—ANNE WADE The Dramatics Club consists of approximately 90 students from the 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades of High School under the direction of Miss Norma Boyer. These students strive toward the ultimate goal of self-improvement through the imagination and disci- pline of plays and speeches. 42 Dramatics Club President __________ Vice-President______ Secretary-Treasurer Reporter............ WARREN WALL BILLY MASSEE AL BICKLEY TOMMY BRIDGES Left to right: W'arren Wall, Billy Massee, A1 Bickley, Tommy Bridges. BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Nancy Holly, Gail Bloodworth, June Bloodworth, Anne Wade, Ruth Cas9ett, Genie Tribble, Ann Bland, Carolyn Patterson, Warren Wall, Ginger Mosely, Glenndolyn Ken Knight, Nancy Connell, Judy Jones, Jo Ann Lee, Hulda Wood, Bobbie Bowden. SECOND ROW: Terry Lynn Tribble, Temple Jones, Beth Cleveland, Sandra Hiley, Judy Sullivan, Julee Outler, Carol Hutto, Linda Colquitt, “D” Burnett, Nancy Edwards, Lena Shelley, Ann Lee, Ellen Anderson, Brenda Murphy, Kay McCollum. THIRD ROW: Jenny Swan, Donna Hunnicutt, Cathy Barnett, Glenda Brown, Connie Hodge, Sandra Greer, Kay Hallman, Janice Tucker, Patricia Borders, Virginia Hudson, Lynn Ruffo, Judy Klouda, Deena Wilson, Rose Garrett, Susanne Sparks. FOURTH ROW: Lillion Davidson, Claire Robertson, Connie Hodge, Wanda Harmon, Linda Cheek, Brenda Ayers, Yvonne Adams, Carol Gassett, Nancy Taylor, Phyllis Walker, Denise Tribble, Patsy Williamson, Grace Taylor, Nancy Duke, Brenda Patterson. FIFTH ROW: Ann Pearson, Nell Edwards, Barbara Gibson, Patricia Frances Bryan, Kitty Hutto, Cathy Hallman, Sherry Nathan, Charlotte Jackson, Sylvia Sandefur, Emily Yancy, Jerry Smith, Claudia Thurmond, Jane Jackson, Agnes Marshall, Cissy Reddick, Janet Sullivan. SIXTH ROW: Brenda Westmoreland, Betty Milton, Patricia Clark, Coretta Holcomb, Rose Marie Walton, Mary Ann McClung, Melinda Barnett, Joyce Stalnaker, Gail Harmon, Brenda Peterman, Lynn Fowler, Diane Spence, Royetta Bachelor, Frieda Tucker, Melba Goodrutn, Judy Barr. SEVENTH ROW: Miss Jane Hasty, Ann Evans, Gray Gregory, Jane Anthoine, Sandy Eddins, Karen Cutrell, Ann Sharp, Pat Smith, Emma Sledge, Linda Fuller, Linda Cheek, Frances Seay. EIGHTH ROW: Cleo Sammons, Gail Peek, Nancy Gmnell, Betty Carol W'illiams, Sherry Wells, Ann Cleveland, Dolly Jo Jackson. Sweetheart—WARREN WALL President ____________________ GENIE TRIBBLE President____________________ ANN EVANS Secretary_______________________SHERRY WELLS Treasurer______________________ANN CLEVELAND Reporter _____________________BETH CLEVELAND Parliamentary__________________LINDA COLQUITT Historian________________________“D” BURNETT Music and Recreation CLEO SAMMONS Projects________________________JUDY SULLIVAN Degrees________________________BOBBI BOWDEN Honor Roll________GWENDOLYN KENKMGHT Sponsor JANE HASTY FHA STANDING, L to R: “D Burnett, Judy Sullivan, Cleo Sammons, Sherry Wells, Beth Cleveland, Bobbi Bowden. Ann Cleveland. Linda Colquitt, Glendolyn KenKnight, Miss Jane Hasty. SEATED, L to R: Ann Evans, Warren Wall, Genie Tribble. KNEELING, L to R: Tommy Crutchfield, Tommy Bowman, Earl Beaty, David Dalton, Phillip Fountain, Kenneth Vinson, Staf- ford Rooks, Jack Walton, Randy Bowers, David Bailey. SECOND: Carol Joyner, Susie Gordon, Lynn Fowler, Rosella Chapman, Freida Tucker, Sandra Haywood, Charlotte Gassett, Ann Thurmond, Diane Brann, Sybil Lister, Diane Ray. THIRD: Gail Howell, Sandra Haga, Eugene Andrews, Robert Cummings, Gary Gilbert, Bryant Culpepper, Bill Swan, Kenneth Schofill, Tommy Rackley, Jake Haslam, Jimmy Adams. Sweetheart—DIANE BRANN President___________________________PHILLIP FOUNTAIN Vice-President_______________________BRYANT CULPEPPER Secretary__________________________________BILL SWAN Treasurer____________- JAKE HASLAM Sponsor MR. R. P. SWAN The 4-H Club is organized to carry on the youth programs of the Agricultural Extension Service of the Land-grant Colleges of the U. S. Department of Agriculture. All boys between the age of 10 and 20 years old are eligible for membership. Members are urged to do projects covering many fields. Left to right: Phillip Fountain, Bryant Culpepper, Bill Swan, Jake Haslam. 44 BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Bill Tribble, Buddy Stcmbridge, Phyllis Friedsam, Karen Cutrell, Joanne Jackson, Phyllis Chapman, Fran- cis Wriglit, Herby Smith, Charles Vinson. SECOND ROW: Pat Pearson, Nancy Edwards, Carolyn Patterson, Ann Bland, Ann Evans, Ann Crutchfield, Ann Cleveland, Betty Carol Williams, Gayle Peek. REAR: Mrs. Lee. ABSENT: Beth Cleveland. Spanish Club Left to right: Carolyn Patterson, Ann Bland, Wanda Harmon, Mrs. Sweetheart BETH CLEVELAND Lee, Charles Vinson. President___________________________CHARLES VINSON Vice-President ......... —---------------- ANN BLAND Secretary__________________________CAROLYN PATTERSON Treasurer___________________________WANDA HARMON Advisor ____________________________ MRS. BRUCE LEE The Spanish Club, consisting of any high school student enrolled in a Spanish class, is organized for the purpose of affording the stu- dent a better understanding of Castilian countries and a more fluent knowledge of the language itself. 45 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ed Hickson, Floyd Davis, Vic Tomilson, Tommy Gilbert. Ken Grahl, Joe Burnette, Tom Cleveland, David Sammons. SECOND ROW: Mike Gasset, Bob Hardeman, Riley Kinney, Linda Waterman, David Luckie, Grady McDaniel, Bobby Mathews, Sister Vinson. THIRD ROW: Ann Bland, Kay Hallaman, Wes Wheeler, David W'alton, James Khoury, Royetta Bachelor, Mary Ann McClung. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Hudson. Grnnie Hodge, Marilyn Luce, Jimmy Williams, Robin Gassctt, Don McElroy, Gary Gilbert. FIFTH ROW: Ed Duke, Sandra Haga, Janelle Hudson, Johnny Hudson, Warren Wall, Kitty Hutto, Cissie Reddick. SIXTH ROW: Carolyn Patterson, Betty Milton, Brenda Murphy, Dee Burnette, Glenndolyn KenKnight, Dena Sanders, Hulda Wood, Temple Jones. Band During the Iasi year, the GREENWAVE BAND has pro- vided musical entertainment for the school and communitv in the form of half-time shows at the football games and concerts during Christmas and Spring. The band, ably directed by Mr. Ray Berry, is certainly a valuable asset to our school. Band Director-MR. RAY BERRY Sweetheart—GLENNDOLYN KenKNIGHT 46 BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Charlotte Jackson, Sherry Nathan, Jamie Hodge, Laney Hunnicutt, Cathy Hallman, Vicky Duke. SEC- OND: Sylvia Sandefur, Patsy Holland, Frances Byran, Ella Sue Barnett, Carol Byrant, Claire Robertson. THIRD: Marilyn Luce, Brenda Brown, Lilian Davidson, Kay Duke, Brenda Patterson. FOURTH: Bryant Culpepper, Jimmy Walker, David Luckie, Bill Swan, James Khoury, Mrs. Reddick. FIFTH: Stafford Rooks, Bobby Goen, Mickey Chapman, Matt Rue, Wayne Rowell, Rodney Kaloostian. Johnny Hudson, Tommy Crutchfield. Left to right: Cathy Hallman, Bill Swan, Mrs. Reddick, Jimmy Williams. Science Club Sweetheart—CHARLOTTE JACKSON President_____________________________________________________BILL SWAN Vice-President......................................... JIMMY WILLIAMS Secretary-Treasurer______________________________________CATHY HALLMAN The Science Club is an organization designed to stimulate a greater interest in science and its related fields. At regular monthly meetings, the members broaden their knowledge through lectures and audio-visual training. 47 Left to right: Tommy Garwood, Ruth Gassett, Glenndolyn KcnKnight, Linda Colquitt, Genie Tribble, Ann Evans, Betty Carole, Agnes Marshall, Dave Hardeman, Billy Holcomb, Johnny Walker. SITTING: Anne W;ade, Deena Wilson. Editor—LINDA COLQUITT Below—Johnny Walker and Deena W ilson while Ray Pearson shows a copy to Miss Lee. Editor _______ Asst. Editor _ Editorials ___ News__________ Features ----- Sports________ Art----------- Photography . Business Mgr. Circulation Exchange _____ sell copies of Valley Views Valley Views Staff _________ LINDA C. DEENA W. GEMI-. H. (.1 FNNDOIA k ANNE W. TOMMY G., DAVE H., ANN E. ___________ RUTH G. “D” B. BETH ( R()I E W JOHNNY W. ACNES M. In its four years of circulation, the Valley Views has grown to be an accepted part of FVHS life. The monthly publication of the school paper is a service project of the Beta Club. Its purpose is to provide students with news of their own making and with articles of special interest. Les Menwires 62 The world at FVHS always hums with activity. The murmur of busy classes, the hustle of crowded halls, the quietness of the library, and the yells of the physical education classes all blend to give the school a sound of activity and purposeful endeavor. But soon the day ends, and the only sounds are those of a teacher working late and of the custodians pre- paring for a new day. The school is at rest. It may rest, but it never sleeps. The Cheerleaders perform a yell as the audience relaxed during the basketball game half-time. 50 Ml Clenndolyn does a complicated baton routine as the rest of the majorettes keep step. A view of the boys’ campus Students take advantage of their only free time during the day to eat, talk, and relax with their friends in the school lunch- room. The library is usually busy with students doing research work, homework, or casual reading. kU kU U1-.1L1 PEACH COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. SEATED, Left to right: W. H. Davidson, H. J. Haga, Francis Kersey, Edwin Taylor, E. H. Holland. Administration Mi s Thelma Wilson—Guidance Counselor Guidance I V US has a part-time counselor, whose services include personal and group conferences w ith students desiring educational and or vocational information. Any student in high school, any teach- er, or any parent may use any service or materials available in the counseling office—from cur- rent college catalogs to special-interest and intellectual tests. The counselor provides time to give any student an interpretation of his scores on standard tests and will assist him in choosing a college and in making applications concerning continued study or employment. A follow-up program is being planned, through which former graduates and one-time students of the school will be contacted with a view' to providing more efficient guidance services. Miss Thelma Wilson discusses plans for the future with Juice Outler, Sandra Hiley, and John Pearson. MISS ELEANOR BELL A. B., M.A., Cl Southwestern, Oglethorpe U. Mathematics MR. RAY BERRY B. A., Lander College Band MISS NORMA BOYER Wesleyan, Mercer Dramatics MISS CORNELIA BROWN A.B., Agnes Scott English, Debate Faculty 58 MRS. RICKS CARSON B.S., M.A., C.S.C.W., Mercer U. World History, Biology MR. ALEXANDER CHEW B.S., Armstrong College Social Science MR. NORMAN FAIRCLOTH Master of Education, Mercer U. Athletics, Business Arithmetic MISS MADGE FEILD A.B., University of Georgia Social Science MISS CAROLYN CILLIS A. B., Mary College English MISS JANE HASTY B. S., Tift College Home Economics MISS LAVONIA LEE B.S., Berry College Commercial MRS. VALERIA B. LEE A.B., Agnes Scott Spanish mr. bob McClendon A.B., M.A. 63), Emory University Chemistry. Physics MISS MARY PREYETTE Bachelor of Music, Salem College Music MISS ANN PERVIS B.A., G.S.C.W. Math MRS. HARRY REDDICK B.S., University of Ga. Science, Biology 59 MISS LEILA MAE ROYAL B.S., Ga. Southern Math MRS. CAROLYN RUFFO B.A., Wesle an College Latin MR. CHARLES SIMS B.S., Ga. Southern Athletics, Mechanical Drawing MISS SADYE TANNER A.B., G.S.C.W., M.A., Appalachian State Teachers College Librarian Faculty 60 MISS PATRICIA THOMAS B.S., G.S.C.W.. M.A., Peabody College for Teachers Music MR. C. E. THOMAS B.S., Auburn University Agriculture MRS. JANETTE WHEATON B.A., Agnes Scott, M.A., Mercer U. Visiting Teacher MISS THELMA WILSON P.A.B., University of Chicago, University of N. Carolina 5-Year Certificate for English English In addition to their regular aca- demic duties, the members of the faculty devote their time and energy to helping the clubs, classes, and stu- dents of FVHS. Without their experience and guid- ing hands, many of our projects and plans would never succeed. Mr. Sims is surprised as he pauses for lunch after helping in the Senior store. Last Will and Testament The following Seniors of the Class of 1962, being of sound mind and disposing memor)-, do hearby bequeath ... A carton of chewing gum to Ann Crutchfield from Kay Hallman. Charles Halley’s ability to type to Christine Jones in hopes that both their abilities will be able to get 25 words a minute. Charles Davis leaves one dozen erasers to next year’s Senior typers. Linda Colquitt is just leaving, cause after a year like this one, who’s got anything worth leaving? Dick Carney leaves his ability to smoke during lunch without getting caught to Butch Cummings. Lydia Britt leaves Miss Lee an answer book so she won’t have to depend on her students again next year. David Brann leaves to Miss Tanner, with the sincere hope that she’ll enjoy them, the works of Mickey Spillane. Eddie Rogers leaves his ’52 Olds to anybody who likes to drag from 60 mph on up. Nim Tharpe leaves a girdle for Mr. McClendon so that he will not have to keep pulling his britches up. Rusty leaves his ability to get along with his teachers and make all A’s in deportment to his little brother. Hugh Barr, Roger Nelson, and Johnny Walker leave their football ability to A1 Bickley in hopes that Marshallville will have a “super- star” next year. Patricia Borders leaves her singing lessons with Miss Thomas to Lena Shelley. Ruby Bloodworth leaves her can of Metrecal to Phyliss W., Patsy W., and Sylvia S. Deena Wilson leaves her ability to try to understand her Aunt Thelma to Dee Burnett. Warren Wall leaves his ability to get out of class to Joe Pearson in hopes that he can cause as much trouble as Warren did. Charles Vinson leaves two Chemistry note- books to anyone who will buy them for $5.84. Judy Sullivan leaves to Janet Sullivan the faithful old Ford and hopes she can keep it ticking. Wilson Giles wishes he had more to take with him. Bobby McKinney leaves six inches of height to Lance Robitzsch. Ann Lee bequeaths her seat in the Sullivan’s car to Gay Gillespie and Cissie Reddick, in hopes they will be able to fill it as well as she did. Charles Klouda leaves Tommy Bridges one pack of cigarettes in hopes he won’t have to borrow any more. Sonny Harris leaves to Herby and Matt all his buddies across the track in hopes that they can use them some day soon. Sandra Greer leaves her most prized possession, the book, THE TECHNIQLE 01 1 ROG GIGGING, to all students who remain. Tommy Garwood leaves his little brother Johnny Garwood, THAT should pay everybody back. Glenda Brown leaves her red hair to Linda Fuller so she can save on rinses. Julee Outler is leaving the long ponytail she had cut off to Jerry Smith because she needs it. Beth Cleveland leaves the “Blue Dragon” to Ann with a note of advice: Please don’t forget to start pumping those brakes before stopping. Eddie Robinette leaves his little brother one green football jersey. All of the Class of 1962 leave with the hope that the underclassmen who follow them will display a deep sense of school spirit, loyalty, and pride. Left to right: Anne Wade, Ray Pearson, Dave Hardeman, Johnny Walker, and Ruth Gassett. President DAVE HARDEMAN Vice-President ..................... ANNE WADE Secretary ........................ RUTH GASSETT Treasurer ....................... RAY PEARSON Reporter ....................... JOHNNY WALKER DAVID AN DEL “Wily?” Football- Freshman, Sophomore 1-H—Freshman, Sophomore Tennis—Junior, Senior JEAN CAROL BAILEY “All great people are dying. I feel ill.” FHA—Freshman HUGH BARR “Don’t call me ‘Bear-Boy,’ the word is MAN.” Football Freshman, Sophomore, Junior. Senior Dramatics Club—Freshman, Sophomore 65 PATRICIA ANN BORDERS “Miss Lee, will you repeat the part between Dear Sir and Cor- dially yours?” FHA — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Chairman of Projects—Junior . . . Girls’ En- semble—Sophomore, Junior, Sen- ior .. . Mixed Ensemble Soph- omore, Junior, Senior . . . Glee Club — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior. Senior . . . Band—Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, Senior ... Trio Alternate—Junior. RUBY JUNE BLOODWORTH “I live for he who loves me For he who knows me true For he who stands beside me And the good that we can do” Glee Club—Sophomore, Senior 4-H—Freshman FHA—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Sophomore, Junior, Senior Basketball- Sophomore, Junior Dramatics—Sophomore Mixed Ensemble—Senior Girls Ensemble—Senior 66 BARBARA BOWDEN “Has anybody seen a halo lying around? I lost mine! ’ Glee Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Mixed Ensemble—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Girls Ensemble—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Band—Freshman, Sophomore FHA Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior FHA Reporter—Junior FHA Chairman of Degrees—Senior Tri-Hi-Y—Sophomore, Junior DAVID BRA.N.N “After the coffee things ain’t st� had after all. GLENDA SUE BROWN “Miss Thelma, what’s a Shakes spear?” FHA—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Girls’ Ensemble—Junior, Senior Glee Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Mixed Ensemble—Junior, Senior Trio Alternate—Senior LYDIA BRITT “Work fascinates me ... I can sit and watch it for hours.” FHA Freshman, Sophomore. Junior, Senior Tri-Hi-Y — Sophomore, Junior. Senior Glee Club—Sophomore Dramatics—Senior CLARENCE iDICki J. CARNEY. JR. FFA—Senior ELIZABETH OCTAVIA CLEVELAND Don’t fence me in.” Dramatic Club—Freshman, Soph- omore, Junior, Senior . . . Clee Club — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Girls En- semble— Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Mixed Cho- rus—Freshman, Sophomore, Jun- ior, Senior . . . Spanish Club— Junior. Senior . . . Spanish Club Treasurer—Junior . . . Tri-Hi-Y —Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain— Sophomore . . . Tri-Hi-Y Secre- tary—Junior . . . FHA—Fresh man. Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . FHA Reporter—Senior . . . Basketball — Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior . . . Tennis Junior, Senior . . . Miss Tri- Hi-Y—Junior . . . . liss Spanish Club—Senior LINDA COLQUITT “Keep smiling; it makes everyone wonder what you’ve been up to.” Beta Club—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Beta Club President—Senior . . . Beta Club Sweetheart—Junior, Senior . . . Editor Valley Views—Senior . . . Freshman Class President . . . Sophomore Class Sweetheart . . . Junior Class Secretary . . . Tri-Hi-Y—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain—Junior . . . FHA—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . FHA Vice-President—Sophomore . . . FHA President—Junior . . . FHA Parliamen- tarian—Senior . . . Dramatics Gub—Junior, Senior . . . Clee Club—Sopho- more, Junior, Senior . . . Girls Ensemble—Sophomo� e. Junior, Senior . . . Trio Alternate—Junior . . . Basketball—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior . . . Tennis Team Sophomore. Junior, Senior . . . Girls’ Singles Alternate—Sopho- more . . . Girls Singles—Junior . . . Debate Alternate—Freshman, Sophomore . . . Debate Team—Junior, Senior . . . One-Act Play Cast—Senior . . . UDC Essay Award—Sophomore, Junior . . . Band—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior . . . UDC Citizenship—Senior . . . Essay Alternate—Junior . . . Home Ec. Alternate—Freshman 69 ED DIKE “Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Band — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Mixed Ensemble—Junior, Senior Hi-Y—Freshman Quartet—Junior. Senior Boys’ Solo—Junior, Senior Key Club—Junior, Senior Dramatics Club—Junior Glee Club—Junior, Senior CHARLES BAMBI DAVIS “Bambi is a DEAR.’ FFA—Senior TOMMY GARWOOD “I would on deeds no words be fed, for deeds will live when words are dead. Key Club—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Key Club Secretary—Junior . . . Key Club President—Senior . . . “Vallihi” Annual Editor Senior . . . Key Club Board of Directors—Junior, Senior . . . Beta Club—Sophomore, Junior. Senior . . . Beta Club Treasurer—Junior . . . Hk-Y Club—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Hi-Y' Treasurer—Sophomore . . . Hi-Y Secretary—Senior . . . Youth Assembly Delegate—Sophomore, Junior . . . Youth Assembly Senate Chaplain—Junior . . . Football—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior . . . Basketball —Freshman, Sophomore . . . Candidate for Boys State—Junior . . . Mixed Chorus—Sophomore, Junior . . . One-Act Play Cast -Senior . . . DAR Ameri- can History Award—Junior . . . Merit Scholar Semi-Finalist—Senior . . . Merit Scholar Finalist—Senior . . . Freshman Class Vice-President . . . Sopho- more Class Secretary’ . . . Junior Class President . . . Valley Views Business Manager—Junior . .. Valley Views Staff—Junior, Senior 70 RUTH GASSETT “Every mistake is a lesson learned . .. that’s the reason I’m so smart.” Cheerleader Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Cheerleader Co-Captain—Senior . . . Glee Club- Freshman, Sophomore. Junior, Senior . . . Beta Club—Sopho- more, Junior, Senior . . . Beta Club Vice-President—Junior . . . Tri-Hi-Y— Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Tri-Hi-Y President—Senior . . . FHA Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . FHA Historian- Sophomore . . . FHA Parliamentarian—Junior . . . Dramatics Club—Fresh- man, Junior . . . Dramatics Club Secretary-Reporter Junior . . . Valley Views Assistant Editor—Junior . . . Valley Views Art -Senior . . . Mixed En- semble Freshman, Sophomore . . . Girls Chorus—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Trio—Senior . . . Sophomore Class Treasurer . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . Spanish Club—Junior, Senior . . . Spanish Club Secretary —Junior . .. Tennis Team Girls Doubles—Junior GLADYS JUNE GASSETT “I can resist everything except temptation.” FHA- Freshman, Sophomore SANDRA LEE GREER “I lot I law a putty trog, but twern’t no trog at all—it just looked like one—or two.” Band—Freshman, Sophomore Glee Club — Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Tri-Hi-Y—Junior DENNY GLISSON “Deno” CHARI.ES HALLEY “Just keeping up with the Joneses.' FFA—Senior SHARON KAY HALLMAN “Use your head . . . it‘s the little things that count! FHA—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Band—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Band President—Senior Tri-Hi-Y—Senior 4-H—Freshman DAVE HARDEMAN “We just had the material . . . Key Club—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Key Club Lt. Gov- ernor—Junior . . . Key Club Dis- trict Secretary of Georgia—Sen- ior .. . Key Club Vice-President —Senior . . . Hi-Y Club—Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Hi-Y Secretary—Sophomore . . . Hi-Y Vice-President—Jun- ior, Senior . . . Beta Club— Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Valley Views Staff—Senior . . . Vallihi Annual Staff—Senior . . . Quarter- Junior. Senior . . . Foot- ball—Freshman, Sophomore. Jun- ior. Senior . . . Basketball— Freshman. Sophomore, Junior. Senior . . . Golf Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . FHA Sweetheart—Junior . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . Senior Class President WANDA FAYE HARMON “Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it.” FHA—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior 4-H—Freshman 4-H Secretary—Freshman Glee Tub—Sophomore, Junior Tri-Hi-Y—Sophomore, Junior, Senior Tri-Hi-Y Secretary—Senior Dramatics Club Sophomore, Junior, Senior Spanish Club—Junior, Senior Spanish Club Treasurer -Senior 73 SANDRA HILEY “When yon think you’ve come to the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on.” Dramatics Club — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Glee Club—Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior . . . FHA —Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Basketball—Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, Sen- ior .. . Tri-Hi-Y—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President—Junior . . . Mixed Ensemble—Junior, Senior . . . Girls’ Ensemble—Junior, Senior. SONNY HARRIS “I believe in taking life easy.” Basketball Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Football—Freshman Glee Club—Senior Hi-Y—Junior, Senior CONNIF. HODGE “I’m going to marry the Gradyest boy on earth.” FHA—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Band—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior 4-H—Freshman CAROLE LEE HUTTO “An all-round girl that radiates joy—Her only weakness, a cer- tain Warner Robins boy.” Dramatics Club — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior FHA Club — Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Tri-Hi-Y Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Spanish Club—Junior Glee Club—Sophomore One-Act Play Make-Up—Junior. Senior DOLLY JO JACKSON “Give me a wheel ‘BARROW’ and I’ll have it made.’ FHA—Freshman, Junior, Senior Glee Club—Freshman, Sophomore Dramatics Club—Sophomore, Junior 75 DAVID JOYNER “The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. Football—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Basketball—Freshman, Sophomore Secretary of Freshman Class H i-Y—Sophomore CHARLES J. KLOUDA “Chic” “Flywheel” Key Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Cerman Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Rifle Club—Freshman, Sophomore Art Club—Freshman Hi-Y—Senior GLENNDOLYN KenK NIGHT “Conversation is the laboratory and workshop of the student.” Band — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Majorette— Sophomore, Junior. Senior . . . Head Majorette—Senior . . . Tri- Hi-Y — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain—Senior . . . FHA— Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . FHA Secretary—Jun- ior .. . FHA Honor Roll Chair- man—Senior . . . Dramatics Club —Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Vailey Views News Editor—Senior . . . Beta Club— Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Valley Views Typist—Senior . . . One-Act Play Make-Up—Sopho- more, Junior . . . One-Act Play Alternate—Sophomore . . . One- Act Play Cast—Junior, Senior . . . Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent . . . Miss Tri-Hi-Y—Sopho- more . . . Miss Dramatics Club— Junior . . . Miss Band—Senior . . . Miss Vallihi of 1962—Senior ANN LEE “Silence is golden, bul that ain't none of my fault.” Glee Club—Freshman FHA—Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, Senior Tri-Hi-Y—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dramatics—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Spanish—Senior Tri-Hi-Y Schools Projects Chairman- Junior FHA Recreation Chairman—Sophomore One-Act Play Crew—Senior Band—Freshman EDGAR WILSON McEARCHERN, JR. “But, Miss Fields. I didn't do anything. FFA—Senior 4-H—Sophomore, Junior bobby McKinney “Short or tall, Fat or thin, 1 don’t care what shape she’s in .. . I want a woman!” FFA—Senior 77 ROGER NELSON ‘‘Blessed is he that expects nothing, for he will never he disappointed.” Football Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Track- Junior, Senior Glee Club—Freshman Dramatics Club—Sophomore JULEE OUTLER “Woman’s greatest strength is the ability to be either late or absent.” FHA — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Tri-Hi Y— Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Glee Club—Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Girls’ Ensemble — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Mixed Ensemble — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Girls’ Trio—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Girls’ Solo—Senior . . . Miss Glee Club—Sophomore . . . Miss Hi-Y—Junior . . . Miss Senior Class—Senior. 78 RAY CANNON PEARSON Rayro” Sophomore Class President . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Football—Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Basketball Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . FHA Sweetheart—Sophomore . . . Hi-Y—Sophomore, Junior, Sen- ior .. . Hi-Y Vice-President—Sophomore . . . Hi-Y President—Junior, Senior . . . Key Club—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Key Club Secretary—Senior . . . Key Club Annual Staff—Junior . . . Key Club Board of Directors— Junior, Senior . . . Beta Club—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Football All- State Honorable Mention—Senior . . . Football All-Middle Georgia—Senior . . . State Basketball Tournament Most Valuable Play—Junior . . . Valley Views Staff—Senior EDDIE ROBINETTE “Relatively . . . relative to what? .. . who cares . . Band — Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, Senior Football- Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Key Club—Senior Hi-Y—Junior Vallihi Annual Staff—Senior 80 JUDY LYNN SULLIVAN “Just give me two aspirin and a little water! I’ll he all right in a minute.' FHA—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Tri-Hi-Y—Freshman, Sophomore, Senior Glee Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior FHA Degree Chairman -Sophomore FHA Vice-President—Junior FHA Projects Chairman -Senior FHA State Convention Delegate—Sophomore, Junior Tri-Hi-Y—Community Projects Chairman—Senior District Home Ec. Alternate—Sophomore JACK TH AH PE, JUNIOR “Dynamite comes in small packages.” Clee Club— Freshman, Sophomore 4-H Club—Freshman Hi-Y Club—Senior NIM THARPE “There are two great aims in life: to get what you want and to enjoy it. I’ve achieved both!” Hi-Y—Junior Basketball — Freshman, Sopho- more. Junior, Senior Football—Freshman, Sophomore. Junior. Senior Middle Ceorgia Lineman of the Year—Senior All-Middle Ceorgia Football Team —Senior Class B All-State Football Team —Senior RUSTY TOMLINSON “All hope abandon ye who enter here.” Football—Freshman, Sophomore. Junior, Senior Basketball—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Clee Club—Junior, Senior Quartet—Junior, Senior Hi-Y—Junior, Senior Key Club—Senior CAROLYN EUGENIA TRIBBLE “I would love to be arrested for LARSEMY! Bela Club—-Sophomore, Junior. Senior . . . Glee Club Freshman, Sophomore, Senior . . . Girls’ Ensemble Senior . . . Mixed Ensemble—Senior . . . Tennis —Senior . . . Band Freshman . . . Tri-Hi-Y—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Dramatics—Freshman, Sophomore, Senior . . . Debate Team - Senior . . . Valley Views Staff Junior, Senior . . . FHA Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior . . . FHA Chairman of Projects Sophomore . . . FHA Chairman of Degrees—Junior . . . FHA President Senior . . . Candidate for FHA District I Vice-President—Junior . . . FVHS Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Junior, Senior . . . FHA Convention Delegate- Sophomore, Jun- ior, Senior . . . Home Ec. Literary Representative—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . .. C risco Award Junior JANICE NADINE TUCKER ‘‘Strange things are happening ‘Trogs’ are walking, talking, and even signing excuses.” Band—Freshman Basketball Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior Tri-Hi-Y Sophomore, Junior Glee Club Freshman FHA — Freshman, Sophomore. Junior, Senior 4-H Freshman “Be good and you’ll be lonesome.” Hi-Y Club—Senior Dramatics (dub Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Glee Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Senior Football—Freshman, Sophomore TOM TURNER CHARLES VINSON “Worry has never made men great, so why should I worry? Football—Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, Senior Track—Senior Key Club—Junior, Senior Basketball—Freshman Hi-Y—Sophomore, Junior, Senior 411 Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Spanish Club—Senior Spanish Club President—Senior JOHNNY WALKER “No definite plans for the future, hut girls interest me.” Football—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Basketball- Freshman, Sophomore . . Hi-Y—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Hi-Y Secretary—Junior . . . Youth Assembly Delegate—Junior . . . Hi-Y Community Projects Chair- man Sophomore . . . Key Club—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Key Club Board of Directors—Senior . . . Senior Class Reporter . . . Beta Club—Sopho- more, Junior, Senior . . . Valley Views Staff—Senior . . . Glee Club—Sopho- more, Junior . . . Mixed Chorus—Sophomore, Junior ANNE WADE “Never quiet, never still, always talking, always will.” Beta Club Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Beta Club Reporter— Junior . . . Beta Club Secretary —Senior . . . Tri-Hi-Y—Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Tri-Hi-Y President—Junior . . . Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President— Senior . . . FHA—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Dramatics Club — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior . . . Valley Views Typist —Senior . . . Glee Gub—Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Mixed Ensemble—Sopho- more. Junior . . . Girls Ensem- ble—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Class Reporter—Sophomore, Junior . . . Senior Class Vice- President . . . One-Act Play Cast—Senior . . . Valley Views Feature Editor—Senior . . . Span- ish Club- Junior, Senior . . . Miss Junior Class . . . Miss Dramatics Club—Senior WARREN WALL He who said. Tis better to have loved and lost than never loved at all,” was either a fool, a sadist ... or he won.” Football—Freshman. Sophomore. Junior, Senior . . . Basketball- Freshman, Sophomore . . . Coif— Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Tennis—Senior . . . FHA Sweetheart Senior ... Hi- Y—Sophomore. Junior, Senior . . . Hi-Y Chaplain -Senior . . . Debate Team Alternate Senior . . . Dramatic Club—Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Dramatics Club President Sen ior . . . One-Act Play Cast— Junior, Senior . . . Best Actor, Region 3-B—Senior . . . Clee Club Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Mixed Cho- rus—Freshman, Sophomore, Jun- ior, Senior . . . Boys Ensemble— Freshman, Sophomore . . . Boys Quartet Alternate Sophomore . . . Boys Quartet—Junior, Sen- ior .. . Concert Band—Junior. Senior DEENA MARIE WILSON “There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and activity.” Cheerleader- Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Head Cheerleader—Senior . . . Beta Club—Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Beta Club Vice-President—Senior . . . Tri-Hi-Y—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior. Senior . . . FHA—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . FHA Reporter—Sophomore . . . Dramatics Club —Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Valley Views Typist—Senior . . . Glee Club—Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Mixed Ensemble— Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior . . . Girls Ensemble—Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior . . . Girls Trio—Junior, Senior . . . One-Act Play Cast- Senior . . . Valley Views Assistant Editor— Sen ior . . . Miss Glee Club- Senior . . . One-Act Play Make-Up—Sophomore. Junior 11A VO'RITE DAVE HARDEMAN ANNE WADE Best All-Round Most Intellectual GENIE TRIBBLE DAVE HARDEMAN Most Athletic BETH CLEVELAND RAY PEARSON RUTH GASSETT RUSTY TOMLINSON ANNE WADE RAY PEARSON Best Personality Most Popular Best Looking JOHNNY BRADSHAW JULEE OUTLER Most Likely to Succeed LINDA COLQUITT TOMMY GARWOOD 1 RUTU GASSETT JOHN PEARSON Wittiest DEENA WILSON HUGH BARR Most Energetic Friendliest RUSTY TOMLINSON BOBBI BOWDEN Best Dressed DAVID JOYNER DEENA WILSON STANDING, left to right: Tommy Bridges, Matt Rue, Miss Thomas (Sponsor), Ann Evans, Marcus Hickson. CENTER, SEATED: Ann Cleveland. President_______________________ANN CLEVELAND Vice-President .....................MATT RUE Secretary---------------------------ANN EVANS Treasurer____________________ MARCUS HICKSON Reporter_____________________________________TOMMY BRIDGES Malinda Barnett Royetta Batchelor A1 Bickley Anne Bland Gail Bloodworth Mary Frances Bowers Otis Bowman Tommy Bridges “D” Burnett Ray Campbell Francis Carson Phyllis Chapman Ann Cleveland Nancy Connell Joyce Crowe Ann Crutchfield Robert Cummings Karen Cutrel Dewey Dixon Nancy Edwards Ann Evans Tee Faircloth Phyllis Friedson Linda Fuller Jimmy Giles Charles Goodrum Larry Hallman James Hamlin Levenia Harbuck Marcus Hickson Billy Holcomb Gwendan Holland Nancy Holly Virginia Hudson Richard Lawhorn Jane Jackson Joanne Jackson Billy Johnson Christine Jones Rodney Kaloostian Orlin Little Agnes Marshall Billy Massee Mary Ana McGlung Ronnie McDanial Clara Moncrief Phil Mullis Tony Murdock Walter Moye Ginger Mosely Carolyn Patterson Joe Pearson Pat Pearson Gayle Peek Mary Ellen Ray- Matt Rue John Rumph Lance Robitszch Cleo Sammons Dena Sammons 93 Lena Shelley Herby Smith Jerry Smith Buddy Stembridge Ann Sharp Kay Teece Claudia Thurmond Bill Tribble Bill Ware Emily Watson Sherry Wells Betty Carol Williams IIT in TII HT Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: Hulda Wood, Brenda Westmoreland, Mrs. Car- son, Jimmy Walker, Jody Hardeman, Kenneth Vinson. President Vice-President Secretary______ Treasurer _____ Reporter ..... JIMMY WALKER KENNETH VINSON __________ HULDA WOOD JODY HARDEMAN ..... BRENDA WESTMORELAND 9 b Jimmy Adams Yvonne Adams Ellen Anderson Billy Wilder Jane Anthoine Brenda Ayers Shirley Arrowsmith Linda Bailey Bill Barr Kathy Barnett Buddy Brown Phillip Brown Christine WTiittington Wyndel Carter Hulda Wood Patricia Clark Calvin Collier Sandra Collins Patsy Connell Pat Dent Sandra Eddins Phillip Fountain Carol Gassett Barbara Gibson Anne Gorden Larry Hallman Jody Hardeman Dan Harrelson Jake Haslem Tom Haslem Ralph Hill Emory Hill Coretta Holcomb Donna Hunnicutt Joe Ann Johnson Temple Jones Judy Klouda Joanne Lee Jewell Joyner Terry Whitehead John Lee Renay McCollum Betty Milton Bill Moss Brenda Murphy Gregory NeSrpith Dennis Farten Felix Pyles Tommy Rackley Judith Railey Patsy Rhodes Faye Rowell Wayne Rowell Margie Rowland Bob Ruffo Lynn Ruffo Nancy Taylor Emma Sledge Jimmy Stephans Karran Stripling Brenda Westmoreland “Foots Pearson demonstrates his (p� irresistible sex appeal. David Thompson Charles Tribble Tommy Tucker Kenneth Vinson Jimmy Walker Phil Walker Phyllis Walker Rose Marie Walton o Freshman Class Officers Left to right: Thomas Greathouse, John Bickley, benise Tribble, and Frances Seav. President_____________________________________JOHN BICKLEY Vice-President ........... THOMAS GREATHOUSE Secretary-Treasurer ............. FRANCES SEAY Reporter__________________________DENISE TRIBBLE Eugene Andrews Rachel Armstrong Tommy Worsham Theota Bachelor Judy Barr Earl Beatty John Bickley Wayne Bloodworth Ronnie Bowdon Tommy Bowman Jewell Brown John Brown Joyce Brown Frances Bryan Francis Wright Carol Bryant Mike Chapman David Walton Rosella Chapman Terrell Chapman June Clark Lynn Clark Charlotte Collins Bryant Culpepper 103 Gary Cutrell Tommy Crutchfield Lillian Davidson Nancy Duke Guerry Dyes Nell Edwards Mary Flowers Lynn Fowler Rose Garrett Johnny Garwood Robin Gassett Gary Gilbert 104 Terry Giisson Melba Goodrum Emily Yancy Bobby Goen Louis Greene Sonny Greene Warren Greene Gray Gregory Cathy Hallman Gail Harmon Dennis Gerbert Tony Hill ♦ r Jamie Hodge Jerry Holcomb Patsy Holland Butch Hopson Johnny Hudson Kitty Hutto Charlotte Jackson Diane Jackson Hilda Mae Jones Judy Jones Sandra Knight Helen Rhea Luce Bobby Mathews John Mathews Kay McCullum Jerina McKinney Margie McKinney J. D. Moore Bobby Moody Patricia Moye Sherrie Nathan Brenda Patterson Ann Pearson Bill Pearson 105 Annette Peppers Brenda Peterman Cissie Reddick Claire Robertson David Robinette Stafford Rooks Bobby Rowe Sylvia Sandfur Francis Seay Patricia Silvers Susanne Sparks Patsy Williamson Joyce Stalnaker Janet Sullivan Bill Swan Jenny Swan Grace Taylor Dan Thurmond Denise Tribble Terry Lynn Tribble Freida Tucker Henry Turner Rusty Upchurch 106 Sub-Freshman Class Officers Left to right: Jeff Liipfert, Kav Duke, Jim Liipfert, and Miss Hall. President__________________________JEFF LIIPFERT Vice-President___________________________KAY DUKE Secretary-Treasurer_____________________________JIM LIIPFERT Louise Anderson Bobbi Anthoine David Bailey Ella Sue Barnett Randy Baxter Mike Bellflower Thelma Lee Blackston James Bloodworth Mike Bloodworth Randy Bowers Diane Brann Brenda Brown Jerry Brown Steve Brown Ralph Bruce Tommy Collier Donnie Collins Linda Collins Edwin Cummings Martha Jean Davis Betty Sue Doles Robbi Kay Duke Vicky Duke Ellen Evans Frank Freshwater Charles Canos Bobby Ganos Charlotte Gassett June Gassett J. B. Giles 108 Gay Gillespie Susie Gordon Jimmy Greathouse Willie Greathouse Sandra Haga John Ross Hallman Linda Hansen Frances Harrelson Mimi Harrison Lynn Hatchett Roy Hatchett Sandra Haward Robby Hess Virginia Hill Jimmy Lee Hobby ■ Gail Howard Janelle Hudson Jim Hudson Tommy Hunnicutt Sheryl Irby Bill Jones Carol Joyner Tommy Joyner James Khoury Riley Kinney Duke Lane Gail Lavendar Danny Lester Patricia Ann Lewis Jeff Liipfert Jim Liipfert Sybil Lister Marilyn Luce David Luckie Jack Mason Lynn Mathews Grady McDaniel Larry McDonald Janice McEarchern Don McElroy Patrick VlcFall Dan Moye Wylie Moye Reggie Mullis John NeSmith Shirley Payne Rita Pearson Loretta Pender Billy Perry Randal Preston Dan Rabun Jane Racklev Diane Ray Kenneth Schofill Erick Seay David Slappey Chris Smisson Jimmy Sorrows David Stephens Ricky Stephens 110 Charlotte Taylor Charlotte Luce Ann Thurmond Patricia Vining Jack Walton Linda Waterman Clarice Whitingto Jimmy Williams Ginny Wilson Jimmy Yancey Marsha Young Sharon Dixon Chucky Zook Lainey Hunnicutt Wes Wheeler n Compliments of SHEPARD INSURANCE AND REALTY AGENCY Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of JOHN A. HOUSER REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCY Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of WILSON FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of ANTHOINE MACHINE WORKS Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of K R TRUCK STOP K. K. THURMOND Cafe—Ice Shell Products 24-HOUR ROAD SERVICE Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of H. V. KELL COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of JORDAN ELECTRIC COMPANY L F. STEPHENS SONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE TA 5-2214 Fort Valley, Georgia Fort Valley, Georgia 114 Compliments of LLOYD'S TIRE SHOP NEW AND USED TIRES RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of WRIGHT SOLOMON, INC. ORCHARD SUPPLIES PECANS Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of TAYLOR'S DRUG STORE Meet Your Friends at Taylor's PHONE TA 5-2071 MALCOLM TAYLOR, Manager Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of A. J. EVANS MARKETING AGENCY Fort Valley, Georgia til 7 a I’ll Above: T e 1st and 2nd teams run pays as Mr. Sms es • ■ . a ( | Left: Rat a hard night the Jr-Sr. r Right: Matt ham a -miqje point of Compliments of THE PAR-SAN Quality, Service, Dependability Apparel for Ladies, Men and Children TA 5-2711 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of HERBERTS JEWELERS TA 5-5534 Fort Valley, Georgia Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 WALTER B. THARPE Tax Commissioner J. LEONARD WILSON Clerk, Superior Court Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of PEACH THEATER Fort Valley, Georgia 115 Compliments of ARMSTRONG'S ■CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of MATHEW'S APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE COMPANY YOUR G. E. DEALER PHONE TA 5-2332 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of LEE REFRIGERATION ELECTRIC COMPANY •'YOUR CARRIER DEALER” Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of REDDICK HARDWARE Fort Valley, Georgia rais$E! v FOJESr ii 1S. i® - Above: Charles and David !■ provide a foundation ’ ■ 1 Warren goes by. 1 Above: Cleo, young, sweet, and sitting pretty. Above: Eddie with his favorite toy. Compliments of VAL GAS COMPANY COMPLETE GAS SERVICE PHONE TA 5-5596 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of ADELAIDE KELL FLORIST For Flowers With a Personal Touch PHONE TA 5-2046 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of KHOURY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Men's, Women's, and Children's Wear Fort Valley. Georgia Compliments of MARION ALLEN INSURANCE REALTY Fort Valley, Georgia 116 Compliments of IRVING RIGDON Mayor, Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of SUTTON'S CASH MARKET QUALITY MEATS—POULTRY—SEAFOOD MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE 209 E. Church Street Phone TA 5-2320 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of TUCKER'S SUPERMARKET Your Independent Neighborhood Store E. MAIN STREET Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of ATLANTIC OIL ICE COMPANY Fort Valley, Georgia Right: Charles and Ann, The large and the small of love. T'was the afternoon before the Blakely game and the team received their last instructions. Compliments of Your PURE OIL COMPANY G. L. GARRETT—Dealer Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of TOMMY'S CLEANERS SOUTH MACON STREET Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of GEORGIA GROCERY COMPANY AND YOUNG'S MARKET Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of SOUTHERN DISCOUNT COMPANY PHONE TA 5-2097 Fort Valley, Georgia 117 i Compliments of HALLMAN HUNNICUTT ELECTRIC COMPANY COMMERCIAL—RESIDENTIAL WIRING Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of LEWEYSE'S FLOWER SHOP 408 Persons Street TA 5-5450 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of H. L DAVIS Building Contractor Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of THE DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER THE HOME OF GOOD EATS Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of B. F. MATTHEWS GROCERY MEATS—GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY PONTIAC, S.M.C., BUICK AND VAUXHALL Sales and Service PHONES TA 5-5541—TA 5-5542 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of HENRY OUTLETS STANDARD OIL STATION Corner of Central Ave. and Macon St. Fort Valley, Georgia 118 Compliments of J. V. DUKE YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of LOWE'S STAR SERVICE STATION at FIVE POINTS TEXACO PRODUCTS Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of WESTVIEW UPHOLSTERY SHOP Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of A. C. GAS COMPANY Marshallvllle, Georgia Compliments of DIXIE FINANCt COMPANY Fort Valley, Georgia from the bus. the boys seem tense before traveling to Man- Left: Bill, Johnny, and Jody, the junior Rembrants, put finishing touches on the car-wash signs. QHp Hlaron uFelrgrapb THE MACON NEWS jTticUtt ( er tx tn'i Compliments of R. S. THORPE AND SONS MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR LADIES’ BEAUTY SALON Cherry Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of FINCHER'S BARBEQUE Houston Ave. Macon, Georgia Compliments of MUNFORD DO-IT-YOURSELF STORE 433 WALNUT STREET PHONE SH 6-SI 11 Macon, Georgia 119 Compliments of WALTER R. THOMAS DIAMONDS—JEWELRY Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of FORT VALLEY SUPER MARKET YOU'RE MONEY AHEAD WITH OUR LOW PRICES Across From the High School Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of HOLLAND COURTS Central Air Conditioning and Heat 22 Modern Units and Pool TRAVEL FIRST CLASS On Highway 341 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of WHEELER'S PHARMACY, INC. WALGREEN AGENCY PHONE TA 5-2066 Fort Valley, Georgia Left: Deena. Linda, G. K., and Guth, at one of the early spend-the-night-parties. Right: The Duck and Charles V. relax at the fabulous sum- mer resort of Pottersville. Compliments of VALLEY SUPERETTE QUALITY FOODS Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of SOL'S GULF SERVICE Road Service Phone TA 5-9175 214 N. Macon Street Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of COLLINS INSURANCE AGENCY 219 Vineville St.—Phone TA 5-5303 Fort Valley, Georgia 120 Compliments of WESTVIEW PHARMACY VINEVILLE STREET Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of WALKER OIL COMPANY Marshallville, Georgia Compliments of JONES GULF STATION MODEL CLEANERS WE CLEAN CLOTHES CLEAN' PHONE 2161 Marshallville, Georgia Compliments of H. W. TAYLOR ESTATE Marshallville, Georgia Compliments of CHAPPELL'S PHARMACY Marshallville, Georgia Above: Ann, G. K., and Julee with lomg happy Above: Eddie cleans car at the Key Club Car-Wash, pillows. Compliments of MACO GRAIN COMPANY GRAIN AND SEED PROCESSORS Phone 2661 Georgia's Best Corn Market Marshallville, Georgia Compliments of COOPERS SERVICE STATION Marshallville, Georgia Compliments of SLADE RADIO AND ELECTRIC SERVICE Power Installations House Wirings PHONE 2561 Marshallville, Georgia Compliments of MURPH GIN Marshallville, Georgia 121 Compliments of WALKER MOTOR COMPANY FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA Compliments of THE CITIZENS' BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Marshallville, Georgia Right: Cleo, Ann, and Carolyn pose on the diving board. Deep thoughts, lots of confusion make for loads of fun as the annual staff frantically try to meet its deadline. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 GEORGIA BANKING COMPANY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Marshallville, Georgia Compliments of GEORGIA PRODUCTS COMPANY FRESH MEATS FROZEN FOODS FREEZER LOCKERS PHONE TA 5-5616 Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS GRIFFIN----------FORT VALLEY Quality Flour, Meal, and Feed Mixed to a Standard—Not Down to a Price Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of PEARSON BASKET MILLS FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA Fort Valley School library r-.-L V� Uev. 0«of9, Compliments of FORT VALLEY OIL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS Fort Valley, Georgia Compliments of EDWARDS CLOTHING COMPANY Fort Valley, Georgia The Greenwave Champs pause during practice to listen to the coaches. Joe Jose laughs as Betty Carol pleads for her sun-tan lotion. 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