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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

THE FVHS KEY CLUB PRESENTS . . . FOREWORD This is the story of a year at Fort Valley High School—a story told in pictures and words to .per- petuate the memories of 1964- 1965. It is the sincere wish of the yearbook staff that VALLIHI ’65 will, throughout the coming years, afford pleasant memories to each and every member of the student body, the faculty, and the admin- istration. Editors 1 Miss Thelma Wilson IN APPRECIATION In every institution of learn- ing there inevitably exists at least one member of the faculty who has placed the school and the people within it first and above all things. Little can be said concerning these people, for their untiring devotion to their work and their patience with the myriad of students who pass before them in their years of service are inexplicable. No greater thanks could be offered to such persons than the simple gratitude of a student; yet, there comes a time when a mere “Thank You” for years of dedicated service seems totally inadequate. We, the members of the Fort Valley High School Key Club, have chosen such a per- son to whom to dedicate the 1965 edition of Vallihi. Her interest in her students and her eagerness to help them have endeared her to all who have come under her influence. It is, therefore, with a great sense of pride and with much affection that we dedicate Vallihi ’65 to MISS THELMA WILSON in her last year of active service at Fort Val- ley High. The Fort Valley High student body demonstrates the “life” that is always prevalent at any school function—Go! Green! Above:. Miss Thelma’s English classes—notice how happy the seniors get when given an assignment. Below: Welcome to Jungle Jim’s Dungeon Diner—Fort Valley High’s answer to MARK’S CELLAR! Wonder where the proprietor has disappeared to? Above: Mr. McClendon’s classes are definitely designed to keep the student on his toes. Here he allows Rick to show the class how physics can he junl Right: No, this is not a Shriner’s Convention—just a few of the members of the illustrious Gass of ’65 demonstrat- ing how not to help in the “Senior Store.” Above: Miss Bell’s numerous problems keep her Trig and Analyl class working continuously from one bell to the next in search of correct answers. Below: The chemistry lab presents a challenge to all students—it takes nerve to walk down there when the chemistry class is at work! Right: The lunchroom brings a welcome break from the day’s classes. A hearty meal and the cheerful conversation among friends help everyone to get through the remaining two periods. Above: The last home football game—the participating seniors are recognized during the half, as this will be their final performance before local football fans. Above: The girl’s dining room—from here emanates all the latest gossip and “hot” school news. Above: Mr. Niblett caught in his “standard” position for teaching . . . Left: An exclusive shot of “Crutchfield’s Casino” . . . “We will bet on anything!” I a Above: Mr. Berry lectures the Music and Art Appreciation class on the merits of “culture” and how to harmonize a melody in four parts. Below: The library—a source of constant quietness, reference books, and the latest magazines. A bell ... a teacl jj ixii al . . . the scuffle of feet headei home . . . the cheem onversation among friends . . . and th« is over. The hallways and classrooms olthe school stand silent and empty—awaiting the hustle and bustle of the next day’s various ac- tivities. No sound interi this tranquility ej erluips the small distuabaoce of a lone teacher or athle Rvi K?pryiises late in the fcy. 16 FIRST RUNNER-UP ... Ann Pearson SECOND RUNNER-UP . . . Lainey Hunnicutt THIRD RUNNER-UP . . . Marilyn Luce FOURTH RUNNER-UP ... Ann Thurmond 19 Above: The five finalists match wits by giving a per- sonal interpretation of a famous saying. Right: The climax of the evening—all questions are answered as Rose Garrett is crowned MISS VALLIHI of 1965!! Above: Tension mounts among the 15 contestants as they impatiently await the selection of the five finalists and MISS CONGEN- IALTY. 20 CAST AND CREW Under the capable direction of Miss Norma Boyer, the one-act play cast turned in another admirable record for this year. Winning first in sub-region at Hawkinsville, the play traveled to Twin City; THE MADWOMAN OK CHAILLOT Countess Aurelia .. Sylvia Sandefur Constance............Helen Rhea Luce Gabriel .................Ann Pearson Irma....................Gray Gregory Josephine.....................Lainey Hunnicutt Sewer Man.......................Jeff Liipfert The Ragpicker------- Jonny Garwood The Flower Girt .. Charlotte Jackson where they were edged out of top honors in the region contest hy Vidalia. The cast and crew, more determined than ever, headed for Athens and state competition after two weeks of polishing up. Turn- ing in a notable performance, the play was awarded second place; being barely defeated by Macon County. Ann Pearson, cast as Gabriel, further lauded the play by being selected Best Actress in region and an outstanding actress in state competition. 1 GLEE GIRLS SOI.O Marilyn J.mv PIANO SOLOIST QUARTET David Luck it Robin Ga«ett Eddie Byrd Jonny Garwood Don McElroy. Alternate HOYS4 $OLO David Luckie Jimmy William' THE FORT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL ... Sheryl Irby Judye Jones Ann Thurmond Jackie Mathews Debra Hatchett Jan Smith Shirley Payne 4 24 Head Majorette Judye Jones MAJORETTES These seven girls are mainly responsible for the colorful and entertaining halftime shows presented dur- ing the football games. With the cooperation of the FVHS Band, our majorettes have turned in another year of fine performances on the gridiron. Their original routines delighted all the fans and provided much halftime enjoyment. The Debate Team, under the di- rection of Mrs. Anderson, wjon first place in region competition. The Debate Team has shown great promise this year and we hope they make it all the way next year. NEGATIVE FRANCIS WRIGHT CHRIS SMISSON D E B A T E AFFIRMATIVE BRYANT CULPEPPER AUSTIN BARNETT LUNCHROOM STAFF With the assistance of Mrs. Cliff White, these ladies are responsible for the delicious and well-balanced meals that are available to the student body each day. JANITORIAL STAFF These faces are familiar to everyone; yet, few if any of us realize exactly how valu- able alter, Nathaniel. Car- rie, and Lucille are to the smooth operation of the school. They carry out their duties from day to day with little recognition except when an emergency should arise. We take this space to formal- ly recognize our janitorial staff and the outstanding job they do. 27 md . • � ■ J.. £7 « • •• r-V? ;'. rV1 tC® . .• CHEERLEADERS... KAYE COOPER JENNY SWAN ANN PEARSON CAPTAIN The Fort Valley High School Cheerleaders are a valuable part of our high school life. It is their job to maintain and encourage school spirit during the football and basketball seasons. These girls are mainly responsible for decorating the goalposts prior to each home football game. The vitality and leadership of our cheerleaders has most assuredly been a source of inspiration for both the student body and the ath- letes. 1965 GREENWAVES FIRST ROW: J. Walton, W. Greathouse, Jeff Liipfert, J. Liipfert, D. Scallon, G. McDaniel, J. Lucide, H. Yaughn, B Lane, W. Walton. SECOND ROW: R. Runyan, W. Wheeler, D. Lane, B. Hardeman, B. Bradshaw, B. Cox, B. Swan, D. Luckie, G. Webb. THIRD ROW: Coach Sims, R. Stephens, W. Greene, B. Hopson, D. Slappey, J. Brown, B. Gocn, S. Brown, D. Walton, Coach Niblett, Paul Edwards. Fort Valley....... Wilkinson County Fort Valley....... Terrell County .. Fort Valley Jackson .. Fort Valley. . . GMC .......... Fort Valley. . East Laurens SCOREBOARD Fort Valley.......................13 Manchester .......................42 Fort Valley.......................14 Jones County ..................... 0 Fort Valley ......................13 Dublin ...........................41 Fort Valley.......................12 Mary Persons. . ..................27 Fort Valley....................... 6 Hawkinsville......................13 HNbDwBSIKVHHDKcHBP OFFENSE Left to Right: (Linemen) D. Walton, $. Brown, B. Hopson, W. Greathouse, W. Wheeler, J. Brown, B. Goen. (Backs) J. Liipfert, Jeff Liipfert, D. Lane, B. Swan, D. Luckie. JIM NIBLETT Head Coach -CHARLES SIMS Asst. Loach PAUL EDWARDS DEFENSE Left to Right: (Linemen) B. Goen, S. Brown, Jeff Liipfert, B. Hopson, D. Luckie, W. Wheeler, W. Greene, J. Brown. (Backs) D. Lane, J. Liipfert, B. Swan. Above: The long hours of the previous week’s practice sessions and the unbearable pregame tensions are climaxed with the re- peating of the Lord’s prayer moments before the team takes the field. Below: A Lane-to-Luckie pass is complete for valuable yardage against the powerful Dublin Irish. Right: Jimbo makes a valiant effort to pick off a pass in the endzone, but his attempt is foiled by All-State end, Robbie Hahn of Dublin. Left: Coach Sims pensively watches every play and mentally plans out strategy for finding weak points in the opponent’s defense. Left: Steve and David close in to stop a runner for short yardage—typical of the pursuit of the Greenwave defense. Below: Duke bootlegs and picks up a first down before being brought down. BOY’S BASKETBALL Left to Right: T. Pirkle, B. Jones, J. Liipfert, D. Luckie, B. Adams, B. Culpepper, T. Crutchfield, Coach Sims, J. Graham, B. Goen. E. Byrd, B. Hardeman, D. Lane, R. Runyan. 1 Fort Valley SCOREBOARD 41 Fort Valley 62 1 Northside 47 Jones County 45 I Fort Valley 45 Fort Valley 41 1 Butler 43 Macon County 37 1 Fort Valley 51 Fort Valley 58 I Lanier 69 Mt. DeSales 43 1 Fort Valley 69 Fort Valley 69 I I Jones County 60 Crawford County 57 1 Fort Valley 50 Fort Valley 46 I Reynolds 57 Reynolds 49 I Fort Valiev 36 Fort Valley 36 I Northside 49 Mt. DeSales 45 1 Fort Valley 48 Fort Valley 64 1 Schley County 59 Hawkinsville 55 Fort Valley 56 Fort Valley 46 I Macon County 45 Schley County 62 Fort Valley 59 Fort Valley 65 I Hawkinsville 47 Butler 69 Fort Valley 34 Fort Valiev 63 Crawford County 49 Crawford County 48 Fort Valley 32 Fort Valley. 65 Lanier 57 Macon County 56 37 Forward Eddie Byrd Forward Duke Lane Center Tommy Crutchfield Guard Jimbo Liipfert Guard David Luckie STARTING FIVTT . . How about that Clipping, Ref? . . . Let It Go, Let It Go! . . . Down Court, Bodahlin9! . . . . . . Hey, Ya’ll Sit Down! . . . Pick Him Up, Sweetie! . . . Hit for Two, Duke!! . . 40 W v. GIRL’S BASKETBALL Left to Right: J. Yancey, I). Moye, S. Bellflower, F. McCord, J. Maddox, C. Pyle� , E. Little, Coach Niblett, C. Monk, B. Wilder, S. Sparks, A. Thurmond, Emily Yancey, S. Nathan, J. Smith. SCOREBOARD Fort Valley 54 Fort Valley 32 Wilcox-Central 59 Jones County 39 Fort Valley 29 Fort Valley 33 Northside 63 Macon Countv 49 Fort Valley 31 Fort Valley 41 Butler 53 Wilcox-Central 30 Fort Valiev 41 Fort Valley 26 Jones County 62 Crawford County 47 Fort Valley 23 Fort Valley 47 Reynolds 32 Reynolds 38 Fort Valley 35 Fort Valley 58 Northside 52 Hawkinsville 37 Fort Valley 39 Fort Valley 40 Schley County 23 Schley County 36 Fort Valley 38 Fort Valiev 26 Macon County 36 Butler 52 Fort Valley 45 Fort Valiev 35 Hawkinsville 31 Crawford County 32 Fort Valley 48 Fort Valiev 36 Crawford County 58 Macon Countv 37 41 «% Guard Jane Yancey Guard Sherrie Nathan Guard Emily Yancey Forward Susanne Sparks Forward Charlene Monk Forward Becky Wilder STARTING SIX . . Sic ’em, Bull- dogs! . . . Hey, Sugar Jets! . . . Stall the Ball . . . The Girls Won?! . . . Tell ’em About It, Big Jim! . . 43 i Olti- “. . . Switch, Sherrielj . . . Lay It Up, Char- ley! . . . Get That Jump, Germ!! . . . Watch the Clock! . . . Shoot, Becky! . . . You, You, You, You, You!! . ... Way to Go Girls . . .” BOY’S AND GIRL’S TENNIS TEAMS GOLF TEAM __________________________45 TRACK TEAM “Say, Bobby, could you help me with my finger? I’ve got it hung between my front teeth!” Left to Right: John Brindle. Tommy Alden, Bill Jones, Jonny Carwood, Jimmy Williams, Jeff Liipfcrt, Stafford Rooks. We, the annual staff, have labored many hours on this book. We could ask no {treater reward for our endeavor than the knowledge that our efforts to represent a year at Fort Valley High School have been successful. We have exhausted all available materials and per- sonal knowledge in suitably preparing Vallihi ’65 for you—the student body FVHS. Jonny Garwood—Editor Stafford Rooks John Brindle Jimmy Williams Jeff Liipfert Bill Jones Tommy Alden Left to Right: STANDING—Tommy Alden, John Brindle, Bill Jones, Jimmy Williams, Bobby Goen, Ausin Barnett, Randy Runyan, Jonny Gar- wood, David Luckie, Jimbo Liipfert, Rick Runyan, Henry Rigdon, Johnny Luckie. SEATED—Jeff Liipfert, Stafford Rooks, Bill Swan. KEY CLUB Primarily a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis of Fort Valley in cooperation with the school, the Key Club does much to benefit school and community. The sixteen boys in the club are select- ed from the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades on the basis of grades and moral character. One of the most important and responsible projects each year is the editing and publication of the school yearbook, the VALLIHI. Sweetheart—Ann Pearson Stafford Rooks President Bill Swan Vice-President Jeff Liipfert Secretary John Brindle Treasurer Bobby Goen Senior Director Jimbo Liipfert Junior Director Randy Runyan Sophomore Director Jonny Garwood Lieutenant Governor 4Q KNEELING, Left to Right: Francis Williams, Buddy Reddick, Riley Kinney, Bill Greene, Jeff Liipfert, Bill Jones, Rick Runyan, David Luckie, Da id Walton, A1 Pearson, Bucky Duke. LEANING: Don Cook, David Lee, Dennis Herbert, Randy Runyan, Jimmy Graham, James Khoury, Bobby Coen, Jimbo Liipfert, Bob Hardeman, Dan Thurmond, Richard Terrell. STANDING: Mr. McClendon, Francis Wright, Greg Webb, Chris Smisson, Warren Greene, Johnny Hudson, Austin Barnett, Jimmy Williams, Frank Freshwater, Milton Hale, Bryant Cul- pepper. HI-Y The Hi-Y is a Christian organization whose purpose is to promote, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Mem- bership is open to all boys in junior high and high school. Bryant Culpepper ■president _____— John Brindlc Vice-President Francis Wright Secretary Jimmy Williams Treasurer James Khoury Chaplain Rick Runyan Reporter Bill Jones School Service Chairman Dennis Herbert Community Service Chairman Bobby Goen IVarid Service Chairman Mr. B. J. McClendon Advisor TRI-HI- Y The Tri-Hi-Y, open to all girls in high school and junior high, has the identical purposes of the Hi-Y: To promote, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Beth Jones, Sue W'alker, Jo Ann Mullis, Judye Jones, Jane Rackley, Cheryl Youngblood, Debra Hatchett, Jerry Smith, Charlene Fain, Peggy Jones, Fran McCord, Sheryl Irby, Jenny Swan, Jan Armstrong, Ginger Goodroe. SECOND ROWr: Mrs. Carson, Nancy Webb, Lynn Hatchett, Sue Barnett. Olivia Ruhling, Joan Brindle, Gray Gregory, Susanne Sparks. Jackie Mathews, Christy Collins. Ann Vinson, Nancy Duke, Dorothy Maddox, Jan Smith, Sharon Dixon. THIRD ROW: Melba Goodrum, Patti Shy, Diane Brann, Sybil Lister, Terry Lynn Tribble, Frances Seay, Evelyn Jones, Jean Davidson, Lucille Liipfert, Gay Gillespie, Linda Waterman, Brenda Brown. FOURTH ROW': Kay Cooper, Carol Bryant, Frances Bryan, Janice Bryant, Nancy Marshall, Carolyn Crosby, Lainey Hunnicutt, Vicky Duke, Lillian Davidson, Carol Jones, Lucy Jon Mangham, Jo Ellen Bowden, Janelle Hudsonan. FIFTH ROW: Carla Shy, Rita Pearson. Judye Barr, Mary Friedsam, Georgiann Peterson, Peggy Naugle, Janet Sullivan, Ellen Evans, Carol Joyner, Brenda Patterson. Betty McGee, Charlotte Gassett, Joyce Britt, Brenda Bickley. SIXTH ROW: Kay Duke, Reggi Mullis, Ann Thurmond, Ann Pearson, Cissie Reddick, Louise Anderson, Mary Flowers, Emily Yancey, Patsy W'ilUamson, Marilyn Luce, Ginny Wilson, Bonnie Sheperd, Sylvia Murphy, Judy Maddox, Linda Bateman. ✓'-n j. Sweetheart—Marilyn Luce Lillian Davidson President Mary’ Flowers Vice President Kay Duke Secretary Reggie Mullis Treasurer Lainey Hunnicutt Chaplain Jerry Smith World Service Chairman Judye Jones School Projects Chairman Ginny Wilson Community Projects Chairman Olivia Ruhling Reporter Mrs. Ricks Carson Advisor FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Henry Rigdon, Judye Jones, Don Eddins, Sharon Scarborough, Riley Kinney, Jane Rackley, Jimmy Graham, Dorothy Maddox, David Luckie, Ann Vinson, Bill Jones, Jenny Swan, Francis Williams, Glenda Jackson, Bill Swan. SECOND ROW: Cathy Hallman, Jonny Garwood, Charlotte Teece, Carol Bryant, Lynn Hatchett, James Khoury, Lainey Hunnicutt, Jerry Smith, Diane Brann, June Clark, Jimbo Liipfert, Reggie Mullis, Lynn Mathews, Randy Runyan. THIRD ROW: Milton Hale, Sherrie Nathan, Janet Sullivan, Charlotte Jackson, Mary Flowers, Brenda Bickley, Jackie Mathews, Charlene Monk, Kaye Cooper, Nancy Webb, Marsha Young, Sandra Haga, Helen Rhea Luce, Marilyn Luce, Jimmy Williams. BETA CLUB Helen Rhea Luce Sweetheart—Jenny Swan President Sherrie Nathan d Vice-President Lynn Hatchett Secretary Marilyn Luce Treasurer The Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership, achieve- ment, service organization for high school students with a 95 or above average. Its purpose is the pro- motion of honesty, service, and leadership. THE VALLEY VIEWS STAFF STANDING, Left to Right: Riley Kinney, Jimbo Garwood, David Luckie, Judye Jobes, Bill Jones, Luce, Jenny Swan, Sherrie Nathsf -' .) ,UV v 1 THE STAFF Cathy Hallman, Bill Swan, Milton Hale, Diane Brann, Jonny : Lainey Hunnicutt, Janet Sullivan, Sylvia Sandefur, Helen Rhea Editor ..............................Helen Rhea Luce Asst. Editor...........................Sherrie Nathan Editorials................Judye Jones, James Khoury News ....................Cathy Hallman, Jimbo Liipfert Features............Sylvia Sandefur, Jimmy Williams Sports.......................Bill Swan, David Luckie Photography............................Jonny Garwood Business Manager..........Milton Hale, Riley Kinney Circulation..................Janet Sullivan, Bill Jones Novelties ...............Jenny Swan, Lainey Hunnicutt, Diane Brann Advisor..........................Miss Patsy Thomas Editor—Helen Rhea Luce The “Valley Views” is the publication of the Fort Valley High Beta Club. Each month the news of the school and the organizations within it is presented to the student body in the paper. Editorials written by members of the student body and the news staff are also printed to give students a chance to ex- press themselves to their contemporaries and or the faculty. Novelties, such as a “Did you see?” column and “Hit Parade”, concerning the students and teachers are also included in the publication and help to make it a more interesting periodical. Sweetheart— Bill Swan F.H.A. The FHA is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools. The FHA provides the op- portunity for students to have additional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Any stu- dent taking a homemaking course in high school or junior high is eligible for mem- bership. Sweetheart— Lainey Hunnicutt Charlotte Jackson President Cinny Wilson Vice President Reggie Mullis Secretary Janet Sullivan Treasurer Cathy Hallman Public Relations Lainey Hunnicutt Parliamentarian Melba Goodrum Historian Joan Brindle Music and Recreation Cissie Reddick Project's Chairman Olivia Ruhling Beauty Revue Chairman Ann Pearson Degrees Chairman Ellen Evans Program Chairman Miss Susie Bell Sponsor________________ Sweetheart—Brenda Brown F.F.A. The FFA is a national organization of rural and urban youth consisting of over 18,000 members in Georgia and over 400,000 members in the United States. The FFA program is de- signed for students interested in obtaining a general understanding in the field of agriculture, its importance to American life, an interest in agri-business, the development of leadership traits, orientation in shop, and for the students who plans to enter college—a major in many sciences. Jerry Holcomb President James Blood worth Vice President Steve Brown Treasurer Raymond Williams Secretary Rusty Ruliling Reporter Roy Hatchett Sentina! Victor Britt Parliamentarian Raymond Williams Chaplain J. Judson Williams Advisor Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Kay Duke. Brenda Brown. Carol Joyner, Sybil Liater, Diane Brann, Jenny Swan, Rose Carrett, Nancy Duke, Cisaie Reddick, Ann Pearson. SECOND ROW: Carla Shy, Beth Jones, Judye West, Evelyn Little, Sheryl Irby, Lainry Hunnicutt, Charlotte Jarkson, Lillian Davidson, Sjie Barnett. Jan Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Ginny Wilson, Sandra Friedsam, Gay Gillespie, Marilyn Luce, Louise Anderson. Evelyn Jones, Sue Register, Jo Ann Mullis, Sylvia Murphy, Belinda Moore, Bobby Jean Anthoine, Cathy Hallman. FOURTH ROW: Ann Thurmond, Jerry Smith, Christy Collins, Kaye Cooper, Charlotte Gassett, Linda Waterman, Jan McGarity, Marthalyn Monroe, Nina Carol Irby, Melba Goodrum, Sylvia Sandefur. FIFTH ROW: Warren Greene, Judye Jones, Vicky Duke, Terry Lynn Tribble, Emily Yancey, Judye Barr, Janet Sullivan, Frances Seay, Kay McCollum, Brenda Patterson, Brenda Peterman. Joyce Stalnaker. SIXTH ROW: Janelle Hudson, Francis Williams, Don McEIroy Tommy Gilbert, Gray Gregory. Susanne Sparks. Patsy Williamson, David Walton, Jeff Liipfert, A1 Pearson. Bill Swan, Sherrie Nathan. SEVENTH ROW: Joe Burnett’ Bill Sheperd, Kendrick Mathews, James Khoury, John Bickley. Tommy Crutchfield, Rick Runyan, Dennis Herbert, Cary Gilbert, Bill Pearson, Don Eddins. Bob Hardeman! Mill RfkVtfSr Kill (.rAARA DRAMATICS CLUB Sylvia Sandefur President Jeff Liipfert Vice President Marilyn Luce Treasurer Charlotte Jackson Reporter Sweetheart—Kay Duke The Dramatics Club allows students from high school and junior high, under the di- rection of Miss Norma Boyer, to endeavor to gain the art of self-improvement through the imagination and discipline of plays and speeches. PEP CLUB Tommy Crutchfield President Susanne Sparks Vice President Reggie Mullis Secrelary-Treasu rer The Pep Club is composed of virtually the entire student body. The main purpose of the organiza- tion is the promotion of school spirit at all athletic events and pep rallies. Although only recently formed the Pep Club has already shown evidence that it is a valu- able aid to school activities. STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Burnett, Riley Kinney, Steve Brown, Georgiann Peterson, Duke Lane, Lainey Hunnicutt, Sylvia Murphy, Wes Wheeler, Christy Collins, Frank Freshwater, Ann Vinson, Victor Tomlinson, Don McElroy, David Lee, Don Cook, Francis Williams, James Khoury, Marilyn Luce, Ann Thurmond, Janellc Hudson. SITTING: Peggy Naugle, Pat Freidsam, Patti Shy, Olivia Ruhling, Joan Brindle, Sheryl Irby, Chris Smisson, Jerry Smith, Louise Anderson, Cheryl Youngblood, Gay Gillespie, Vicky Duke, Kay Duke. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is an organization designed primarily to stimulate interest in various fields of science. Field trips, movies, and monthly meetings are some of the ways that the club accomplishes its end. Sweetheart—Vicky Duke Chris Smisson President Riley Kinney Vice-President Vicky Duke Secretary-Treasurer David Lee Reporter Left To Right: FIRST ROW: Jimmy Bennett, Jim Wilson, Eddie Byrd, Mike Smith, Robert Bradshaw, Richard Terrell, Tim Chapman, Jo Wilson, Jimmy Hightower. SECOND ROW: Ray Bloodworth, Tommy Murray, Butch Bennett, Bill Swan, Steve Brown, Marcus Borders, Franklin Shiver, Phil Wood. THIRD ROW: Juanita Bloodworth, Diane Brann, Louise Anderson, Sybil Lister, Cheryl Youngblood, Nancy Marshall, Linda Lister, Louise Stalnaker, Charlene Fain. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Murphy, Diane Johnson, Gray Gregory, Christy Collins, Sandra Haga. Sue Walker, Marthalyn Monroe, Judy Gassett, Evelyn Little, Virginia Bellson. 4-H CLUB The 4-H Club is organized to carry on the youth programs of the Agricultural Extension Service of the Land-Grant Colleges of the Gray Gregory President USDA. Anyone between the ages of 10 and 20 is eligible and Butch Bennett Vice President members are urged to do projects covering many fields. Diane Brann Secretary Sybil Lister Treasurer Jimmy Bennett Reporter 59 CONCERT BAND Clarinets Jimmy Williams Kitty Hutto Robin Gassett Ken Grahl Sandra Haga Francis Williams Linda Waterman Linda Crowder Tommy Jones Joe Cleveland Tommy Gilbert T rumpets David Luckie Patrick McFall Floyd Davis Charles Fain FVHS BAND T rombones Gary Gilbert Tom Cleveland Mike Schrimpshire Charles Clark Flutes Linda Joyner Jean Davidson Drums Ted Pender Victor Tomlinson Kay Tribble Bonnie Harbuck Hughland Carter Barbara Smith Saxophones Johnny Hudson Kendrick Mathew's Dennis Herbert Riley Kinney Bass Joe Burnett Timpani Don McElroy Bell Lyre Janelle Hudson Drum Major Robin Gassett Sweetheart— Judye Jones Majorettes Judye Jones Jan Smith Ann Thurmond Debra Hatchett Shirley Payne Sheryl Irby jackie Mathews Director—Mr. Ray Berry SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Class after class, I have watched young men and women complete high school and step across the boundary of graduation to an adventure full of excitement and new joys and sorrows. In this hook, you are looking once backward before turning ahead with hope and courage. I speak for all of your teachers and friends when I say that the future can lie bright if you build on the finest you have been taught. With confidence in the truths you have learned add accomplishment to your life. Never fail to apply to each new task all the industry and determination of which you are capable. Sincerely, Ernest R. Anderson, Superintendent SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL MR. BOB J. McClendon MR. ERNEST R. ANDERSON SECRETARY MRS. BROWN RODGERS A.B.; Woman’s College of Georgia GUIDANCE Under the wise counsel of Miss Thelma Wilson, students at Fort Valley High School, especially members of the senior class, are encouraged to attend the college or university of their choice. Various forms for applying for the numerous tests ad- ministered to prospective college students can be found in Miss Wilson’s office. Cata- logs of information from many colleges and universities are also available for study in the Guidance Room. Right: Miss Wilson advises mem- bers of the Class of 1965 on how best to go about applying for col- lege. 64 MR. WILLIAM ALFORD World History, Am. Gov’t BCS; University of Georgia MRS. BOB ANTHOINE Spanish, English AB; CSCW MISS ELEANOR BELL Math AB, MA; Ga. Southern Ogelthorpe University MR. RAY BERRY Band Lander College FACULTY MRS. GENE BURNETT Science, Chemistry AB; Mercer University MRS. RICKS CARSON Biology, World History BS, M Ed; WCG, Mercer University 66 MR. PAUL EDWARDS Math, Chemistry BS; Jacksonville State College MRS. BETTY FUTRAL Commercial BS; GSCW MISS SUSIE BELL Home Economics BS; WCG MISS JOYCE HARTNETT English AB; College of Charleston MISS BARBARA HICKMAN Civics, American History BS; WCG MRS. SAM MATHEWS Math AB; Wesleyan College FACULTY MRS. CAROLYN JONES English AB; Berry College mr. bob McClendon Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science BA, MA; Emory MR. JIM NIBLETT Social Studies BS; Georgia Southern MISS LELIA MAE ROYAL Math, Civics BSEd; Georgia Southern MR. CHARLES SIMS Industrial Arts, Mech. Drawing BS; Georgia Southern MRS. JUDSON WILLIAMS English BFA; University of Georgia MISS SADYE TANNER Librarian AB, MA; GSCW, Appalachian State Teachers College MISS PATSY THOMAS Music BA, MA; GSCW, Peabody College MRS. GEORGE WHEATON Visiting Teacher BA, MA; Agnes Scott, Mercer FACULTY MR. JUDSON WILLIAMS Agriculture BSA; ABAC, University of Georgia MISS THELMA WILSON English PHB, 5 Year Certificate; University of Chicago, University of N. Carolina 68 President ........................ Bill Swan Vice-Pres......................Jonny Garwood Secretary ..................... Janet Sullivan Treasurer ................... Sylvia Sandefur Reporter......................Bryant Culpepper (jlui, jduj asui o fL Ot RACHEL ARMSTRONG “No Comment.’ svue. jac y y. -' - 4 ei 2 ?t+ S jrUA -J pd2 '+ - h Am ‘ - _(C-Vi Ji JUDYE BARR “Never play hard to get, for you may never get one.” FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Girl’s Chorus—1 I � � THEOTA LAVERNE BATCHELOR “Happiness consists of having three things: someone to love, work to do, and a clear conscience.” 4-H—1, 2 FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club—2 Pep Club—1, 2 Dramatics Club—2 71 JU Iovmy ut 1- 4 XsA'SlX JX a v'u ?V9vyv M- vJX JrtTT j-rccJO JOHN BICKLEY « WUC f « A “The secret of life is not to do wl what you do.1 not to do what you like, but to like „ JUtL Ju Freshman Class President t a I O____, I , ( Sophomore Class Vice-President £ks J.jft jL- Sciwice Cluh 1, 2 xA CjfUj Jl -oio . I . . A 1 I J A A aA Dramatics Club—4 n 1 Football—1 6VT ACMVJ « Cv% 3cj v jua .W ,‘ (’ yy A L RONNIE E. BOWDEN 1 J juM' 1 lwtei u l 1 V eon utAtt,l • Itlit tlinen i.ilio onn't «.till Ai “Those who can, won’t; but those who carl t, will. 4-H—1 FFA—1, 2, 3 FFA Parliamentarian—3 c JOHN LIVINGS BRINDLE “I grow old learning something new every day” Key Club—3, 4 Key Club Treasurer—4 Key Club Board of Director —4 Annual Staff—4 Tennis Team—3, 4 Hi-Y—2, 3, 4 Hi-Y Vice-President—3, 4 Hi-Y Youth Assembly Delegate—4 Glee club—3, 4 72 JOHNNY BROWN “I was a Blue Ribbon Baby of Pabst Blue Ribbon! Football —1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y—1, 2 FFA-1, 2, 3 FRANCES OLIVIA BRYAN “Life is the art of drawing without an eraser FHA-1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—4 Glee Club—1, 4 Science Club—1, 2 Pep Club—3, 4 Spanish Club—3 CAROL ANN “Blessed are they who ru known as wheels.” Beta Club—2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—L 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, Glee Club—2, Girl’s Chorus _ FHA—2, 3, 4 u Science Club-1. 2 XT V Girl’s Essay—3 Girls’ State—3 Pep Club—3, 4 73 MIKE CHAPMAN “There can he no honor in a sure success, hut much might be wrested from a sure defeat.” Literary Meet—4 Science Club—1, 2 Football—1, 2 JUNE ELIZABETH CLARK “I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that day.” Beta Club—2, 3, 4 Glee Club—2, 3, 4 Girls’ Chorus—2, 3, 4 Trio Alternate—3 Dramatics Club—3 Pep Club—3 JQ RUTC p'IEI made to be btoken.”. ' Z - ¥' George r l yj j) 6c a i L p xj - + .• • K {_j 9 A i _ JL y4 ytf v Cc£. i ryt 4 WANCY CAROL DUKE 7 IL jlujl Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.” HA—1,2, 3, 4 ”ri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4 , . ; Dramatics Club-U dee Club—1 'ep Club-3. 4 .y 'tSYn LILLIAN DAVIDSON ‘‘We have to change the truth a little to remember it.” Tri-Hi-Y—1. 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain—3 Tri-Hi-Y President—4 FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3, 4 YMCA Youth Assembly—3, 4 Glee Club—3, 4 Girls Chorus—3, 4 W ; 7 ' GUERRY DYES “How beautiful it i9 to do nothing, and then rest afterwards.” Spanish Club—3 Typing Alternate—3 4-H—1, 2 Science Club—1 Track—4 FRANCES ROSE GARRETT “Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes.” Cheerleader—2, 3, 4 Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2, .3, 4 FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus—2, 3, 4 Spanish Club—3, 4 Pep Club—3, 4 Hi Y Sweetheart—4 Miss Vallihi—4 76 JOHN GLOVER GARWOOD I have found that living is the best way to exist! . Lis' Key Club—2, 3, 4 Key Club Director—3 Key Club Lt. Governor—4 Editor of VALLIHI—4 Annual Staff—2, 3, 4 Pep Club—4 Hi-Y-1, 2 Beta Club—2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—3, 4 I i'— Football—1, 2, 3 It) Basketball—1, 2, 4 ■ £ I lr .a Valley Views Staff—2, 3, 3rd. Boys’ Essay (Region)—: FHA Sweetheart—3 Miss Vallihi Emcee—3 Junior Class President Senior Class Vice-President -T ” t v Certificate of Merit, ’ mt U. of Ga.—3 One-Act Play—4 Quartet—2, 3, 4 Glee Club—1, 2, 3, ROBIN GASSETT “I always knew I’d be good for something—I Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club—3, 4 Quartet—3, 4 Mixed Chorus—3, 4 Pep Club—4 Drum Major- tini- 4 . .fs tj GARY WENDELL GILBERT “TRIUMPHant!” Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club—4 Hi-Y—2 Dramatics Club—4 a ‘ ' rt JL ' n r ROBERT PERRY GOEN, JR. V® Vv Gs “My interest is in tile future, because I am going to spend the rest f my lif - there.” f) ) J fl Key Cluli—3, 4 J 4 7 fp- � Key Club Director—4 7 I )( J ft saa 4 a Science Club—1, 2 ) ' [) l) SSSLtif- Ten 'riv ■nuL y dJ s.- A ' julz. fj . z ; MELBA DEAN GOODRUM “By the time a person is old enough to know better, he thinks he’s too smart to he caught at it!” Glee Club—1, 2, 3 FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Historian—1 Tri-Hi-Y—1 Dramatics Club—1, 2 4-H—1, 2 Pep Club—1 GRAY GREGORY “But M iss Bell, I don’t understand Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club—1, 2, 3, 4 FHA-1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3, 4 Spanish Club—3 Basketball—2 Science Club—1, 2 Tennis—3, 4 One-Act Play-2, 3, 4 Beauty Revue Chairman 3 4-H Secretary and Treasurer—2 4-H President—4 WARREN ELLIOT GREENE, JR. “But everyone has a Chevrolet—my daddy told me so!” Football—2, 3, 4 Track—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2 Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club—3, 4 Dramatics Club—4 Pep Club—3, 4 Science Club—1, 2 WILLIAM MILTON HALE “Take care what you say before a wall, as you cannot tell who may be behind it.” Beta Club—2, 3, 4 Beta Club Reporter—3 Hi-Y—3, 4 Hi-Y World Service Chairman—3 Spanish Club President—3 Valley Views Staff—4 aft MARY CATHERINE HALLMAN “The biggest problem in the world could have been solved when it was smaller.” FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Secretary 2, 3 FHA Public Relations Chairman—4 Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain—2 Beta Club—2, 3, 4 Valley Views Staff—4 Science Club—1, 2 Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2 Spanish Club—3 Spanish Club Reporter—3 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3, 4 Dramatics Club- -1, 2, 3, 4 LARRY EDWIN HALLMAN “The man that hath no music in himself, nor is moved with concord of sweet sounds, is fit only for treasons, strategems, and spoils.” Glee Club—1, 2, 3 FFA-2, 3 CLAUDIA GAIL HARMON “Youth is a blunder; womanhood a struggle; old age a regret.” FHA—1, 2, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—2 Pep Club—4 Dramatics Club—2 4-H—1 DENNIS HERBERT “Give me true friends, and music, and life will be It p asure. Hi-Y—1, 2. 3,4 Af , Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club—3 4' Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club—1, 2 Pep Club—3, 4 Tennis—2, 3, 4 One-Act Play Crew—3, 4 Hi-Y Public Service Chairman' Glee Club—2, 3, 4 m. “™ V JU Kj 1 JAMIE FAYE HODGE “A laugh is just like music; it lingers in the heart, and where its melody is heard, the ills of life depart.” FHA—1 Glee Club—2 Girls Chorus—2 Pep Club—3 Dramatics Club—2 Science Club—1 PATSY HOLLAND “Why is there never time to do it right, but always enough to do it over?” FHA—1, 3, 4 Science Club—1, 2 4-H Club-1, 2 Pep Club—3 KATHERINE LOUISE HUTTO “Never quiet, never still; always happy, always will. Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Band Secretary-Treasurer—3, 4 FHA-1, 2, 3, 4 Ptytlub—4 Girls’ Basketball—3 ( ) S', Sp' s . A CHARLOTTE LEE JACKSON Talk happiness. The world is sad enough without your woes.” Beta Club 2, 3, 4 FHA-1, 2, 3, 4 FI 1A President—4 Science Club—1, 2 Glee Club—1, 2 Onc-Act Play—3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3,4 Dramatics Club Secretary—4 Pep Club—3, 4 State Homemaker’s Degree—3 1st Literary Home Economics ( tate — 3 Science Club Sweetheart—1 Dramatics Club Sweetheart—2 Miss Junior Class—3 Miss Senior Class—4 . a, Jjf jh is? J JUDYE CAROL JONES “There’s a little angel in her smile, hut a little devil in her eyes.” Majorette—3, 4 Head Majorette—4 Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y School Projects Chairman—4 One-Act Play Crew—3, 4 FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club—2, 3, 4 Valley Views Staff—2, 3, 4 Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4 Girls’ Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4 Miss Band—4 Pep Club—3, 4 HELEN RHEA LUCE “We know nothing of tomorrow; and happy today.” Beta Club—2, 3, 4 Vice-President Beta Club— President Beta Club—4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3 Spanish Club—3 Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Girls’ Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4 Trio—3, 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Class Vice-President Girls’ Essay—2 Debate—1, 2 Valley Views Staff—3, 4 Editor Valley Views—4 One-Act Play Crew and Cast—1, 2, 3, 4 our business is to be good BOBBY MATHEWS “Don’t give up! Noah was 600 years old before he knew how to build an ark.” SHERRIE HALPRIN NATHAN “In a world where ‘No man is an island', I believe that the better informed I am of the past, the wiser I am in the present, and the humbler I shall be in the future.” Girls' State—3 Secretar Ieta'cUih—3 VltUK- L 'H'UALz ULCJVXJ Vice-President Beta Club—4 . � _ . 0 a Valley Views Staff-2, 3, 4 qX Y V H S VU C M CJL . Science1 Chib— 1, 2 CAJyOL 'WUJLVH- VHu, CUTO Dramatics Club—1, 2. 3, 4 I r Basketball 2, 3, 4 TTriL Uk Gl A, jEsStVr wi { i1JUhh «SSiST'' u L oAvdt uJs fujij - C.(nnu- wiX nu cJt OfU, t [4 10 r. i r IUM! , j UVtu. WILLIAM D. OBRIEN “Be sure that your brain is engaged before putting your mouth in gear.” Transferred from Syracuse, New York—4 FFA—4 Projectionist Club President—2, 3 yft fie i,- s AeJzr A {2 ZLt «i 2)c 22 J? ANN LANIER PEARSON “Manner, not gold, is woman’s host adornment.” Cheerleader—1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club—2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3, 4 Spanish Club—3 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 FHA Publicity Oiairman—2 FHA Degree Chairman—2 Miss Hi-Y—1 Miss Sophomore Class Miss FHA—3 Miss Key Club—4 Cheerleader Captain—4 Girl’s Chorus—3, 4 OC 7 7' y'LJL cx WILLIAM H. PEARSON “Anyone seen my little red jeep? Hi-Y—1, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 4 Glee Club—3, 4 Science Club—2 Spanish Club—3, 4 BRENDA FAYE PETERMAN “I will utter what I believe today, even if it should contradict all I said yesterday.” Dramatics Club—1, 4 FHA—1, 2, 3 Pep Club—3, 4 Glee Club—4 Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2 4-H Club -1 Science Club—1 M. ANN REDDICK “Tilings have not happened to me; on the contrary, it is who have happened to things!” FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Project Chairman—4 Mixed Chorus—3, 4 Girls’ Chorus—1 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Band—1, 2 4-H—1, 2 FHA Delegate to Stale Convention—2 Pep Club—3, 4 STAFFORD ROOKS “All a man needs is a car, a girl, and money—Oh! and a Trig answer hook!” AjgjfjOu0 Ke Club—2! 3, 4 Key Club Secretary—3 Jul - A W 7) p? StSf -5 eJL 1r fci Science Club—1, 2 tfZJAJyO RICK RUNYAN “Tlie greatest pleasure in life is doing wliat people say you may not do.” SYLVIA SANDEFUR “If I knew the world would end tommo apple tree today.” Beta Club—2, 3, 4 FHA-1 Valley Views Staff—3, 4 Declamation—1, 2, 3, 4 Debate—2 One-Act IMay—2, 3, 4 Glee Club -1 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Girls State—3 National Merit Semi-Finalist I Dramatics Club President 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Science Club—1 DAK “Good Citizen Award”—4 88 MARTHA JOYCE STALNAKER “She’s little, she’s shy, but there’s mischief in her eye.” Dramatics Club—2, 4 4-H Club—1 Glee Club—4 FHA-1, 2, 3 Pep Club—3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—1 Science Club—1 JANET SULLIVAN “A little inaccuracy sometimes saves tons of explanation.' Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 FHA-1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Vice-President—2 FHA Treasurer—4 Pep Club—3, 4 Beta Club—2, 3, 4 Valley Views Staff—2, 3, 4 Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Girls’Chorus—3, 4 Junior Class Secretary • Senior Class Secretary Girls State Delegate—3 DOROTHY VIRGINIA SWAN ‘ Z e- — f “Learn to live, and live to learn.” % yUt Ux. UL - ■{' Tri-Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 . (_ it _ Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4 VU ZU, CUJ- FHA-l.2,3,4 fa c amticsaiib-1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3, 4 T Jjtsl? y yi-llC Ly • ifacCZ1 Beta Club—2, 3, 4 _e- .Miss Beta Club—4 7ClstllSLs Tiirls’Chorus—2, 3, 4 J j . — Cheerleader—2, 3, 4 V ' T Qieerleader GeCaptain—4 « Z C-c VfBey Views Staff—3, 4 t cc ' .cifZfZyi • Jz cZ Zu-OMiS 4 £y ziju 9 —tj •y TERRI LYNN TRIBBLE “It is easy to believe what you wish.” FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y—2, 3, 4 Glee Club—1, 2, 4 Girls’ Chorus—1, 2, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3, 4 FREIDA JEAN TUCKER “It’s not the position, but the disposition tbiit carries you through 4-H Club—1, 2 FHA—1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club—1 Pep Club—3, 4 92 DAVID WALTON “Nobody is fool always, everyone sometimes.” Hi-Y—1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club—1, 2, 3 Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club—1, 2 FFA—4 Pep Club—3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3 Track—1, 2, 4 GREGORY B. WEBB “Play the game of life straight, and you can never go crooked.' Football—2, 3, 4 Track—3, 4 Basketball—2 Hi-Y-3, 4 Dramatics Club—2 J'fct CjAJuJt i Q- ' 'i Aft i T Wwfc think ly dor see ymuchj wait tUi I turn side- I (ju v t °Z i . . “Beware—I may do something sensational YETI } ' Tri-Hi-Y-—1, 2, 3, V , ) J FHA—1, 3 ' ' ‘ X SSJSta ChrtLl , 3, D i Science Club-rt, 2 v u Girls ChSnis—1, 2, 3l I J I iL gUe ciub—i, 2, r L Kj i Basketball l, 2 3 4 (jjf Djy 1 FRANCIS H. WRIGHT “What I want is less to do, more time to do it in, and more money for not doing it. Debate—3, 4 Hi-Y—3, 4 Hi-Y Secretary—4 Science Club—3, 4 Pep Club—4 Spanish Club—1, 2 Candidate for YMCA Youth Assembly President Pro Tern—3 94 TO BEST ALL AROUND Bill Swan Charlotte Jackson MOST COURTEOUS Rick Runyan Cathy Hallman MOST ENERGETIC Tommy Crutchfield f Susanne Sparks y-y MOST HAPPY-GO- LUCKY Emily Yancey Tommy Crutchfield MOST INTELLECTUAL Francis Wright Sylvia Sandefur President ...................... James Khoury Vice-Pres............................Kay. Duke Secretary ...................... Reggie Mullis Treasurer ...................... Jimmy Williams Louise Anderson Eugene Andrews Sue Barnett David Bailey Diane Brann Brenda Brown Steve Brown Diane Butler Eddie Byrd Rosella Chapman Lynn Clark Cary Cutrell Sharon Dixon Betty Sue Doles Kay Duke Vicky Duke Ellen Evans Darryl Evridge Sandra Friedsam Frank Freshwater 105 PHOTO N l Aygilobl Charlotte Gassett June Gassett Gay Gillespie Willie Greathouse Gary Griffin Sandra Haga Linda Hansen Mimi Harrison Roy Hatchett Tommy Joyner James Khoury Raymond Kimsey Riley Kinney Duke Lane Jeff Liipfert Jimbo Liipfert Sybil Lister Marilyn Luce Lynn Hatchett Jimmy Hobby Janelle Hudson Jim Hunnicutt Lainey Hunnicutt Sheryl Irby Bill Jones David Luckie Dorothy Maddox Jack Mason John Mathews Lynn Mathews Grady McDaniel Larry McDonald Janie McEarchern Don McElroy Pat McFall Bobby Moody Reggie Mullis Peggy Naugle John NeSmith Shirley Payne Rita Pearson Loretta Pender Georgianne Peterson 107 Jane Rackley James Rainey Jimmy Ricks Mike Schrimshire Erick Seay Bonnie Shepard David Slappey Chris Smisson Ricky Stephens Charlotte Teece Ann Thurmond Dan Thurmond Jack Walton Linda Waterman Wes Wheeler Jimmy Williams Ginny Wilson Marsha Young ‘resident ............................. True� Pirkle Vice-Pres......................Henry Rigdon Secretary ..................... Tommy Alden Treasurer ..................... Hugh Yaughn Barney Adams Jean Akins Tommy Alden James Andrews Bobbie Jean Anthoine Mike Armstrong Teresa Avera Carol Barfield Austin Barnett Gary Barr Linda Bateman Wanda Beavers Butch Bennett Brenda Bickley Melony Blalock James Blood worth Marcus Borders Joan Brindle Joyce Britt Mary Ann Brown Lewis Bryant Linda Burgess Gene Chapman Brenda Clark III Gay Clark Christy Collin9 Don Cook Kay Cooper Barry Cox Bently Cox Steve Cummings Martha Davis Donnie Dixon Don Eddins Tony Ellerbee Bobby Evridge Milton Evridge Charlene Fain Pat Friedsam Mike Gassett Tommy Gilbert Jackie Giles Jerry Giles Linda Gordon Jimmy Graham Ken Grahl Wayne Hale Jerry Hancock Sandra Haywood Sandra Hill James Hinson Glenda Jackson Carol Jones Dorothy Jones Evelyn Jones Dale Joyner Gail Lavender David Lee Johnny Luckie Beth Mai ley Jackie Mathews Paul Minyard PRil Moncrief Charlene Monk Dan Moye Jo Ann Mullis Sylvia Murphy Bucky Pearson Tommy Pender Truett Pirkle June Preston Randall Preston Clancy Pyles Kay Ransom Diane Ray Mike Reagen Sue Register Henry Rigdon Bobby Rowell Olivia Ruhling Rusty Ruhling Randy Runyan Debbie Sandefur Dickie Scallon Sharon Scarborough Florence Schofill Linda Schrimshire Paul Scott Franklin Shiver Patricia Shy Jo Rena Shepherd Judye Sledge Linda Smith Jeaninne Smith Jerry Smith Jimmy Smith Sandra Smith Martha Jo Starling Alma Stalnaker David Stephens Wynelle Stephens Faye Taylor Wayne Thames Larry Tribble Ann Vinson Freddie Virden Nancy Webb Steve Whitehead Clarice Whittington Harris Whittington Becky Wilder Francis Williams Richard Williams Calvin Wynn Jimmy Yancey Hugh Yaughn Cheryl Youngblood Uii I President .................... Bobby Lane Vice-Pres..................... Ed Hickson Secretary ............... Sarah Louise Luce Treasurer ................. Lew Culpepper PHOTO Nof Avo.lot. . Jan Armstrong Ray Armstrong Jerry Arrowsmith Eddie Barefoot Sundra Bellflower Jimmy Bennett John Blood worth Victor Bowden Billy Bradshaw Robert Britt Victor Britt Janice Bryant Joe Burnett Linda Cadenhead Ann Carter Hughlan Carter Tom Cleveland Jerry Collier Laverne Collier Terry Collier Lew Culpepper Floyd Davis David Dixon Bucky Duke Donnie Edwards Gwen Estes Terry Greathouse Bill Greene Debra Hatchett Mack Hatchett N9 Bob Hardeman Linda Hemphill Sammy Hester Ed Hickson Jimmy Hightower Linda Hornsby George Hunnicutt Nina Carol Irby Beth Jones Janice Jones Peggy Jones Steve Jones David Kimsey L. B. Knight Bobby Lane David Lane Sheila Layman David Lintern Evelyn Little Sarah Louise Luce Judy Maddox Fran McCord Nancy McElheny Tom McElheny Betty Lynn McGee Grady McKinney Belinda Moore Diane Mott Dovic Jean Moye Tommy NeSmith A1 Pearson Claire Pearson Ted Pender Lee Poole Susan Ouzts Buddy Reddick Phillip Rigdon David Sammons Brenda Sharpe Bill Shepard Carla Shy Wayne Skipper Judy Singletary Tommy Smisson A1 Smith Jan Smith Michael Smith Lannie Stevens Marie Terrell Cathy Thames Victor Tomlinson James Turner Frank W'adc Wayne Walton Judy West Jo Wilson Phil Wood William Wynn Jane Yancey Warren Young 121 GORGEOUS” Garwood practices up on the TENNIS RACKET President ................................ Guy Pearson Vice-Pres...................... Frank Flowers Secretary ...................... 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