Georgia Christian School - Pine Embers Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

. DEDICATION Because of the years of service that you have rendered Dasher, for the sympathy and un- derstanding that you have given all, for the inspiration of an honest and upright Christian character, we the 1950 Annual Staff gratefully dedicate the Pine Embers to Mrs. Martha Warren. PRESIDENT ' S HOME ADMINISTRATION BUILDING GIRLS� DORMITORY l -ir B£ rv girls devotion BOYS’ DORMITORY (Burton Hall) THE PRIDE OP THE DASHER CAMPUS r . r -3 2 MANUAL ARTS BUILDING 4 I � % FACULTY Lacy H. Elrod, Ph. D. President Prewitte Copoland B. A., Dean, Science, Mathematics Mrs. Prewitte Copeland B. S., Eighth Grade Home Economics Not Pictured: Mrs. Elizabeth G. Dean | B. M. Piano, 7th 8th Grade Chorus Mrs. Martha Warren Matron of Girls 1 Dormitory Mae Shull, B. A. First Second Grades Lynn Hefton, B. A. 7th Grade,Music, Typing J. C. Townsend, 3. A. Social Studies, Bible Mrs, J. C, Townsend B. A., Dietician Edna Hodge, B. A, English, Speech Irene Hall, B, A, Fifth Sixth Grades Betty Simpson, 3. A. Third Fourth Grades Mrs. Dixie McCorkle Mrs. J. H. Billingsley Laundry Supervisor m Willi© J. Copeland F. W. Fogg P. W. McLeod J. V. Copeland, Sr. STAFF Tom Walker Grace Black i Ronnie McCurry THE STAFF Norman Hughes Janet Copeland Maedean Lynch Editor Kathryn Roberts David West SENIORS Basketball, 4 yrs. Basketball, 1 yr. Chorus, 2 yrs. Annual Staff, 1 yr. Basketball, 2 yrs. Baseball, 1 yr. Chorus, 1 yr. HEL£i COPELAND A worthy woman who can find for her price is far above rubies’1. •. . plans t? make a happy home for Ralph Hamm. PHILLIP OOPEL AND Cute blonde . . . wears loud shirts ... a little on the lazy side . . . If this be error, anu upon me proved, I never vrit, nor no man ever loved. DORIS HARRELL Quiet . . • good i-orker . . likes to take pictures. JANET COPELAND A nice girl with a cheerful disposition ... a genuine Christian. Dramatics Club, 5 yrs. Chorus, 2 yrs. Annual Staff, 1 yr. Basketball, 2 yrs. Dramatics. Club, 2 yrs. Chorus, 2 yrs. Baseball, 2 yrs. Quartet, 2 yrs. Annual Staff, 1 yr. 0 Bachelor of Ugliness Pres, of Senior Plass G SURGE HARRIS Red hair . . • interested in dramatics ... good speaker . . . never lets education interfer with his sleep. NORMAN HUGHES Excellent student. . . . good radio voice . . .nice to know . . . likes red heads (one of them) . . . promising preacher and song leader. SCHUYLER HARDIN Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. . . . good worker . . . friendly. Basketball, 2 yrs. Baseball, 1 yr. Basketball, 3 yrs. Chorus, 3 yrs. Baseball, 3 yrs. Quartet, 2 yrs. Dramatics Club, 2 yrs. Annual Staff, 1 yr. JESSE LONG A converted Yankee .... preaches . . . good student . . a little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. j Basketball, 3 yrs. ■ Chorus, 2 yrs. Dramatics Qlub, 1 yr. Annual Staff, 2 yrs. i. %. UAEDEAN LYNCH A great big bundle of joy. . wants to be a beautician « • looks pretty in red. NELSON MATTHEWS A quiet, deep-thinking boy . . . has many frienus . . . handy around tee kitchen. nancy McDaniel Pretty as a picture ... neat • . • very likeable . . Love, like friendship, is steady. Chorus, 1 yr. Manager of Girls Basketball Team, 1 yr. Chorus, 1 yr. Dramatics Club, 2 yrs. BETTY PUCKETT Attractive . . . talkative . . . lots of fun . . . cap- able of doing great things. m; EVELXN ROBERTS Red hair . . . sense of humor . . . modest manner ana gentle heart. SUS SIMS A born and bred Dasherite . . . pleasant smile .... interested in a particular hill in Florida. t Chorus, 1 yr. Dramatics dub, 1 yr. Secretajy of Senior Class Basketball, 2 yrs. Dramatics dub, 1 yr. Chorus, 2 yrs. Annual Staff, 1 yr. KATHRSW ROBERTS Both popular and intellectual . . • friend of all . . . red hair ... a good athlete. Chorus, 1 yr. Basketball, 2 vrs Chorus, 2yrs. 8 ’ GRACE « HEELER Quiet and ladylike . . . in- terested in spiritual things. Dramatics Club, 1 yr. Annual Staff 2 yrs. Vice-Pres, of Senior Class WOT PICTURED WENDELL ACUFF Happy go lucky vavy hair . likes goats. • • black friendly Chorus 1 yr. Dramatics Club 1 Score Keeper TOM WALKER Handsome . . friendly nice personality . . . 1 in painless education. believes JUNIORS GENE DYKES BILLIE RUTH HORTON GARY ROGERS DAVID VEST CHARLOTTE COPELAND JAMES TOUCHTON VIRGINIA WHITAKER SOPHOMORES I VIRGINIA DYKES MERCEDES ELLIS EDWARD FGS3LER PATRICIA HARRELL SARA HARWELL ALLEN MITCHELL Harllee Roberts Chcc r L ctde- r b D, rui r' Jt Y 3.yc W. D. Pridgeon FRESHMEN Marilyn haught BEVERLY MARLOW RONNIE Me CURRY • ■. - GRADES FIRST SECOND GRADES First row: Joe Davkins, Angelia Lovlor, Cava Story, David McCorkle, David Dasher. Second row: Willa Dean Jordon, Billie Wisenbaker, Dewayn Coghan, John Bridges, Val Walden, Jimmy Warren, Jerry Livingston, Gail Wisenbaker, Jackie Davis, Earl Copeland. Third row: Robbin Ann Copeland, Kay Wisen- baker, Richard Jordon, Bruce Berwick, Joan Bazemore, Miss Shull. THIRD FOURTH GRADES First row: Johnny Peters, Nancy Kay Tomlinson, Mary Eugenia Wisenbaker, Charlotte Robinson, Barbara Ellis, Audrey Forthe, Marcus Storey. Second row: J. C. McMullen, Billy Copeland, Wayne Rhodes, Melvin Ervin, Ronald Dawkins, Lloyd Nolan, Kenneth Sutton. Third row: Albert Driggers, James Spiney, Bob Blankenship, Miss Simpson, Patrick Haught, Julian Copeland, Willie Meyers. FIFTH SIXTH GRADES loll] V ian?Ba Io eKon fcoo gg( � Annie Be- Barbara Wisenbato JuS.L? 3t0oon? roV: «• For the, Donald Hazellp, 3EVENTH EIGHTH GRADES r?v: 3o°ny Copeland, Bobby Black, Fred Sutton, Mary Joyce Wiaen- oaker, Ann Copeland, Jevell Ellen 3azemore, Betty Collum. Nell Barvlck Julian%orth Vi3®n.bakep Billy Pittman. Second row: Sammy Patten, Nell ron«T«na’ Sandra Johnson, Ann Ashcraft, Jo Ann TcSmllnson, Jewell w°Peia?? Earneso Black, Ronald Carter, M, C. McLeod. Third row vr� SfifOliver Whitlow, Richard Hammock, John Sager, Phillip Mc ater3, Billy Simms, Sam Brinkley, Buddy Burton, Billy Clifton °aul Collis, David Giger, Charles Templeton, Billy Overby, Noel Wisenbaker? Top scholastic ability together with Christian ideals were important factors in the students’ se- lection of Kathryn Roberts as MISS DASHER. She has been appreciated by all for her sincere friend- liness. Red hair and a bright smile are Kathryn’s personal trademarks. Kathryn, we admire you, and we feel that you have tried to live up to the standards of Dasher Bible School. May you continue to devote yourself to Christian principles and ideals; and by so doing, you will certainly attain success. For the second year we choose Norman Hughes to re- present Dasher Bible School as BACHELOR OF UGLINESS. Norman has proved his all-aroundness by excelling in every campus activity. His interest in always doing the right thing has made him a valuable example to others. Norman, thank you for the high type of character and ability you have shown at Dasher. As you continue to grow and to assume more responsibility as a Chris- tian, we are certain that you will be outstanding in your influence for good. Norman Hughes Best All-Round Boy CAMPUS CUTIES CAMPUS CASANOVAS Not Pictured Sarah Ann Dennard, June Beck, Rudine Dixon, Grace Black, Beverly Marlowe Jesse Long, Gary Colson, Clayton McCurry, Wallace McLeod, Bill Long Kathryn Roberts Most Athletic Best All-Round Girl DASHER Church Building Where Most of The Students Attend Worship Services. OTHER CHURCH BUILDINGS IN THE COUNTY CENTRAL AVENUE VALDOSTA RIVER STREET VALDOSTA ACTIVITIES m A GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM first Row: Virginia Whitaker; Manager, Nancy McDaniel; Sara nn Dennard. Second Roy : Sara Harwell, Charlotte Copeland, Maedean Lynch, Kathryn Roberts, Grace Wheeler, Janet Copeland, Coach, Miss Hodge. first Row: allot Copeland, David «est, Norman Hughes, Fred Hendricks. 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