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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

GEORGIA CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE VALDOSTA, GEORGIA 1958-'59 K If 'L v 46 M td fri 5 ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FAVORITES ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ADVERTISING TREES Ithrnk that I shall never see A poem as lovely as a tree A tree whose hungry mouth IS prest Agamst the earth s sweet flowing breast A tree that looks at God all day And lxfts her leafy arms to pray A tree that may rn Summer wear A nest of robms ln her harr Upon whose bosom snow has lam Who mumately lrves wrth rain Poems are made by fools lrke me But only God can make a tree JOYCE KILMER A G? 5 .. ff, dis ' 31 he 'I O ' ', 39 ' I 47 1 Q X. A I ' ' 4- 51 P' - a 4-f XMI. , U' 79 I 4 .UL Annual Sponsor LaNe1le Cutts Editor Joy Green Assistant Editors, Peggy Lindsey and Harold Davenport Carol Griswold Organrza tionManager IeanKlng Feature Edrtor Hel ene Fisher and Drane Frazier, Business Mana gets Joann Bazemore Assistant Business Man ager Toy Martin Photographer Harold Gra ham and Bryan Whitehead Assistant Photo graphers lack Davenport Art Edrtor Russ Gleaves Assrstant Art Edrtor fnot prcturedj Mike Mahan Copy Editor Dennis Duke As srstant Copy Editor Larry Honey Circulation Manager Cora Wrser lst and 2nd Grade Ed itor Brenda Rose 3rd and 4th Grade Edrtor Angelta Lawlor 5th and 6th Grade Editor Robbm Copeland 7th and 8th Grade Edrtor Jane Bazemore 9thGradeEd1tor Nancy Her nng 10th Grade Edrtor Phyllrs Phrllips 11th Grade Editor Ruth Mayo 12th Grade Editor we the annual Staff of 1959 do SM!! D' Dedrcated to God man and communlty stands O P Copeland From one rdea grv en to htm by hrs wtfe came many pathways of actron to hrs ltfe Early rn ltfe hrs desue to grve Dasher a Brble School prompted htm men Mules Wrsenbaker and Perry McLeod to burld Dasher Srnce then he has taught campargned and added to hrs beloved Dasher Numerous chrldren and grandchild ren of hrs have graduated from Dasher He was an active member of the Board of Drr ectors untrl last year when he retrred P Copeland we love and appreclate you and to you we dedrcate the 1959 PINE EM BERS 0 . i , . Q e u 3 ' . . . , to borrow money and along with two other D . ' I ' I . D . ' ' . O. Q , , It seems to me I'd like to go Where bells don't ring, nor whistles blow, Nor clocks don'f strike, nor gongs sound, And l'd have stillness all around Nixon W aterman 'Me ? How well we remember the arrrvrng of the students both new and old It seemed lrke an endless lrne of cars all over the campus Soon we were unpackmg and finding room for all our knrck knacks a round the room We were excrted at our fxrst v1s1t to school as we planned our dar ly schedule At the frrst free moment we had we wrote hurried letters to Mom and Dad about how really wonderful Dasher was All minds are of one accord as students and teachers enter the au d1tor1um each morning for Chapel This is a time set aside from our regular classes to worship God and is a feeling of unrty and sincerrty in our hearts as we listen to God's word pray and sing together It is a devotion often led by students as well as teachers and guest speakers This daily worship provides a foun darron for brotherly love and Chris tran principles It serves as an ard rn living as Chrrstrans throughout our lrves Following devotion the assembly or students may express their abil ities by making speeches and put ting on skrts General announce ments pertaming to students and faculty are also made at this t1me give thanks for His blessings. There may be led in spirit raising cheers Magmfy the Lord wrth me And let us all exalt Hrs name The struggle IS between Jean and Drane Brenda doesn t seem to care who wears the sklrt Psalms 34 3 Jam sessrons room stackmg short sheetrng and lemon parues contr1bute to makrng lrfe rn the Grrls Dorm a genume ball These and other m1sch1evous but good trmes help cement frrendly relat1ons among the grrls The thrrll of re cervmg mall or a phone call adds excltement to the l1ves of each Grrls wrll be grrls and there rs al ways the problem of what to wear and when to wear II But at the end of the day all are agreeable for devotlon after wh1ch there IS a last mmute gatherlng at the coke machme before lrghts out at ten I glory m the Lord Let the godly hear and ISJOICC Psalms 34 2 'gage' Dum Runnmg to roll call dodgrng showers of water berng bowled over ln a plllow fight are a few of the events that add splce to dorm l1fe Through Chr1st1an fellowshrp the boys Joke wrth one another helpmg bear the problems of the day Every evenrng the boys gath er ln the lobby for devot1on after whrch each goes to hrs own room for a few hours of quret study After study hall there 1S a rush to the showers and hghts are out at ten o clock except for the sen1ors Sneak peek at the latest 1n men s attue WF 'lil li FBT' 1 S' 639' Admlmstratlon Industrlal Arts Mary Lou1se Hall Burton Hall 605 ri k F v K A 4 Z I 'C ' ' -4 nt: - ,, gig: . I 4 . V 1 -TA Q. 1 A L ' ., . , 0 I L V ' l. A A 5. 3 - I v 1 QI! . y . , 2 'F' , if : . gl L ,Q K K -V g,,,,,,- ...,, M ..-W ' '1 M.,....,. '- Laundry Dmmg Hall Elrod Memorlal Fxeld House Student Center ., - ,s..' -'J-.,. HM u ul- li Y! 31 n li Maintenance and window cleaning are done by Ivan and Tye. Larry and John have a regu- la.r job keeping the porch clean. Harold Wllh hrs numerous Jobs 1n the d1n1ng hall can t declde whlch one to do next B111 and Cava d1n1ng hall workers take a break before returnmg to work Two laundry workers Drane and Carol hang out the wash Dr1v1ng the bus rs our Job say Mrke B111 and Larry wal.. Iunror Englrsh students could be heard walling as Bro Clements told them that an essay would be required of them Past Present and Future Benefrts of the Dlstrrct Sorl and Water Conservation Pro gram was to be the trtle and frowns and concentratron mrngled as they drd re search for lt From all of this three wrnners emerged Larry Honey won Frrst place Peggy Lindsey Second place and Carol Grrswold Third ' Pictured from left to rrght are Carol Grrswold Larry Honey and Peggy Lrndsey 797! Here we see members of the P T A frying fish for one of theu many suppers The most urgent needs of the school provrde the pmJects for the P T A In the past thrs group has purchased several school buses This year s pro ject was to fintsh payrng for the new rest rooms and water coolers Suppers are one of the many ways the P T A rarses money Officers for thrs year are I L Myers Pres Drck Carter V Pres Grace Green Sec and James Copeland Treas YB 5 1 l Srttrng rn hrs offrce Brother C engages rn Brother C rs shown here wrth hrs famrly many dutxes Dear Students Srt down for a few mmutes and talk wrth me about the parablesofthe tal ents Two of these servants were men that accepted responsrbtlrty and the one talent man dtd not accept responsrblllty, Hrs result was farlure. Senrors, as you leave hrgh school going to College or to take your place tn lrfe remember God expects you to accept responsrbrlrty. Students that are not seniors, take more responsrbrltty rn your school work next year The more mrtrattve you take, the more ltkely you are to succeed. To all, Remember, now, thy Creator Ln the days of thy youth. You have a responstbrlrty to God. Don't forget G.C. I. and vrstt rt often. Srncerely , Prewitte Copeland Ll No Judy lt s lrke thrs says Bro Wrrght LH hrs geography class Flve days a week frnds us rn the school room drlxgently at our studres Dasher offers all requrred courses besrdes the extra Brble class requrred of all students We spent many Class the Englrsh themes wrll be due tomorrow says Mlss Campbell smrhng Now let me see Drane rt must be here somewhere mststs Bro Clements hours rncreasmg our span of knowledge How grateful we were to be slowly leavrng behrnd another year of school and yet a lrttle sad too Hurry wrth the tron Donna I m almost through says Kathy rn Home Ee Class 471 Improvmg the present rn order the hlgh alms of the 4 H Club Thrs club provrdes opportunrty and encouragement for every member to develop that whrch he 15 capable of doing It po1nt.s out many worth wh1le and lntetestlng proJect.s that Anyone IS proud to be a mem ber of the Letterman s Club Wear mg a letter glves one a feelrng of worthtness as II drsplays the reward for some great achrevement rn sports band or some other school act1v1ty Belongmg to th1s club 1S an honor and IS a credrt to all who are mem bers of rt can not only make good use of pres the future Members are offered a reward for great achtevements ID some proJect The 4 H Club teach es and gu1des youth rn reachmg hrgh er goals to make the future better is one of em times bv' be of great value in Preachmg the gospel IS the most 1mportant of profess1ons Moreover rt IS the most necessary The Preach ers Club IS a great encouragement to young men desmng to spread the word preach but also the many Chrrst llke characteusucs of a preacher are learn ed Opportunrtres to g1V8 short talks are grven of God. Not only the leaming how to I There rs much enyoyment and pleasure rn srngmg together LEONARD KIRK Chorus Drrector The chorus under the duecuon of Leonard Ktrk IS Uuly a blessrng to all those rn rt and those who lrsten to rt The personal benefrt IS beyond measure as each member IS trarned to srng not only Wllh hrs vo1ce but from hrs heart also hymn of prayer and prarse to God Some of the hrghlrghts of the chorus are the trrps rt takes to places far and near to g1V6 programs of both relrgrous and secular nature Caroltng at Chrrstmas hymns of prarse at Thanksgrvlng and many other trmes the chorus IS truly a wonderful asset rn brmgrng Joyful ness and entertarnment to many Anyone who shows the desrre to learn Wlth wrll rngness can be 1n chorus uh Anywhere the girls' trio, com- posed of Peggy Lindsey, Joy Green, and Diame Frazier, perform they are always well liked. Parties, talent shows and at many informal occasions the girls attract all the attention of those present become silent and lis- ten to their Harmony. Many times when the chorus is performing the trio contributes variety to the program. An expectation of good entertainment is always fulfilled after a perform- ance from the trio Weddings banquets funerals and chorus programs are Just a few times 1n which the boys quartet sings They also VlS1I church congregations in many places However all the singing the quartet does is not away from the school They perform at talent shows and parties The quar ter contributes to the pleasant atmos phere of Thanksgiving weiner roast and other like occasions They are thoroughly enjoyed wherever they smg They are Mike Mahan Toy Martin Dennis Duke and Bryan Whitehead A splendrd performance was glven by the Senrors based on a true story of Bjom Faulkner world fa mous frnancter and Wall Street trtlan who was my sterrously ktlled on The Karen Andre hrs secretary played by Jean Krng was accused of hrs murder The stage was a crude court room wrth the audrence seated as the courtroom audtence Jurors were se lected from the audrence We were all impressed by the orderly fashron rn whtch the play was presented The audrence was treated as if they were at an actual trral Night of January 16th. Many new thlngs were med at Dasher thrs year one of whrch was the srng mg at the ballgames Play ers cheerleaders and spe tators all sang secular num bers tary chorus ln chapel one morning under the dlrectlon of Leonard Klrk The young vorces were very lnsprrlng Perhaps the most appreciated asset to Dasher this year was the remodelrng of our library and the donatlons of furniture Sets of Encylopedras were grven by The Exchange Club of Valdosta I D - ' i We enjoyed a program by the elemen- All of us remember with pleasure the badly Headed PTOPS and other Stage eqUlP plays presented by the Dramaucs Club under mem SUC11 as b3Ckdf0PS and hghfs the able dlrectron of Mrss Wllma Campbell Carol Grrswold served as secretary for The proyect for the year was to buy this STOUP Our school days were made much safer by the organrzatron of Frre In spectors and Frre Marshals They helped keep our rooms free from frre hazards and led us rn fue drrlls Copeland Franklin Dykes Ronme Wllllams Floyd Smrth Larry D111 ard Charles Copeland Bob Green James Duggan Jackie Davrs Den nrs Duke Harold Davenport Ed Spurrler and Pat McGhee D ' O Those pictured here are: Aaron A . ' A .C Throughout the United States Georgia Christian Institute has become well known In several foreign countries our name has spread also This year we had five Cuban students pictured left to right Roberto Reyes Paul Reyes Reuben Serrano Ivan Santos and Nestor Santos Helene Fisher attended from Kingston Jamaica Edwin Booth although an American citizen came to G C I from the Philippine Islands A refuge from the course of school-life is our Student Center. We remember many wonderful get-togethers in which we ate and joked. Mrs. Reed and her son, Milton, always gave us ,lg 5, prompt service. I X W ,W WJ 'rl 3 L1 1 4 'X Thanksgtvmg as the ume for homecomlng rs truly a wonderful and an rnsplrmg week for all present Old frtends renew frrendshrps and meet new ones Joyful smrles escape lrps as old frtends meet and soon they are talking about their mdrvrdual lives and experrences that have befallen them An lmportant part of homecomrng rs lec ture week This year alumni were asked to delrver messages about God and students AP? were asked to tell what the advantages of a Chrrsttan school were to them The alumnt and varstty teams met in thetr tradmonal bas ketball games At the close of lecture week the G C I Chorus gave a program to the benefit of all Soon the vtsltors left and we returned to our steady schedule once more with a better knowledge of how to live a better lrfe Q .L Q I 1 I . . . .. ' n I n rv n an o . .. . . . ,, - 11 - ' - a I The suspense ls broken and royal smiles prevail as the Harvest King and Queen are crowned. At last the awaited moment has come and the excitement and enthusiasm that have been building up have reached their peaks. The mem- bers of the wlnnlng classes feel duly re- warded for their effort. This annual ev- ent sponsored by the Junior Class ln order to ralse money for the Junior-Senlor Banquet is a big event at Thanksgiving. There are winners from both hlgh school and elementary . Mike and Llnda flrst grade win eff nf J ' fv 7 , ,r-'fiifl Seniors Mike and Joy are the happy high school wxnners that were crowned at the Harvest Festival nets of the elementary divlgign Onlookers are thrilled as they view all the King and come from the crowning ln a trl Queen participants adorned ln suits and formal dresses umphant march and the crowning N sf-'HH 40' As 1 my W F 8 ar Y n1 Again the holiday season returned bringing with it the Joy and content ment of fellowship together. Parties were planned for all ages. How lucky the first and second grades were this year, a visit from Santa a- long with gifts and surprises for every- body. Home Economics classes took time from class for a bit of fun. Obi did you have my name? is heard as the climax of peanut week comes to a close at the Girls Dorm The boys exchanged gifts, also, which added excitement to their party. Those of us who went carollng remem ber the looks of joy and happiness ln the faces of those at the hospital. we waved goodbyes, a little sad but grate- ful for the holiday. Then for a little while all was quiet at Dasher. 'f?fwl4,7 It seems that Cora and Russ are up to date on all the latest fashions sportswise Com plete with car coat Perry Como sweater and Ivy League shirt Russ is anxious to go while Cora hesitates in her gum drop shoes knee sox car-coat and scarf Martha and Dick stand ready to go to a more formal gathering Martha is a real eye -catcher in her red sack dress nylon blouse and new chic hairdo Dick stares in silent admiration in his three button flannel suit and crew hair cut 511' FADS During the year a survey was taken of Favorite Female Sing Group The Platters Favorite Song Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Favorite Car 1959 Ford Like all schools fads came an went Some were hula hoops peroxrdmg hair for the boys white spray in girls hair for a gray streak and goatees for the boys Favorite sayings came and went such as the expressions hang it in your ear nice play ox take it cool Jewel and so on FACTS Qin a school yearj Drinks of Water Steps taken per day Number of showers taken Meals eaten Hours in class --it ' ' f , . , .. ' er - Doris Day, Favorite Male Singer - Pat Boone, Favorite Vocal . - I . ' d ' 2,262 1,387 624 936 ' 1,044 Pat and Drane are really excrted as they try on therr caps and gowns Ruth hm and Kay know that rt won t be long as they practrce for bacca laureate Looktng toward the future Elarne Dennrs Bryan and Jean look at college bulletrns ' BK: Reallzatton that soon graduation nrght would be here came wrth several semors tryrng on thelr caps and gowns We all marvelled at how mature they looked Hurryrng to practlce baccalaureate which had to be done to perfectron left the sen tors wrth butterflres Soon college pam phlets were berng examtned as senlors looked toward the future During the last week we will never forget the hurrred scramble in the hallways classrooms etc as sen tors trred to meet therr deadlrne They sent tnvltatlons for graduatron to parents and frrends Sad to leave Dasher but ex cited about gorng out to meet the world our senrors emerged 29 '74e .Z M RQ 5... ss'--, Settrng rs set as the day rs quret and even a bit cloudy In both dormrtorres suxtcases stand packed and last mrnute packrng is tak mg place How qurckly rt all went by The good times of thrs year are about to be closed and the pages of hlstory wrrtten wtthrn Dasher not wrrtten on paper but rn the hearts of all of us Memorres can never be taken from us and they are rrchly rmpacted rn us all Good byes are rmgrng through the arr and consequen tly tears come Peace comes or rather a deathly sllence on once the home of so many of us Some wtll never return but Dasher wrll always shrne in therr faces Others wrll come again to graduate or for another year Next year new faces wrll greet us but for now old faces have gone Only emptiness rs visl ble around Dasher now 30 isiilllll bk ,Ala-.YXM'Nf All alone stood it and the moss hung down from the branches, Without any companion it grew there utter- ing joyous leaves of dark green. Walt Whitman IANE BAZEMORE NANCY HERRING LINDA REWIS PHYLLIS ROSE JUDY WILLIAMS MARTHA WISENBAKER JOANN BAZEMORE NANCY COPELAND ANGELIS LAWLOR PEGGY LINDSEY MARCIA MOULTON NANCY KAY TOMLINSON Forward Forward Forward Forward Forw ar d Forward Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Coach BRO WAYNE WRIGHT Managers DIANE FRAZIER ROBBIN COPELAND Captain NANCY KAY TOMLINSON Co Captain IOANN BAZEMORE I ' Q PEGGY DEVANE ---------------------- -------- G nam whlle Martha stands entranced ln the back ground Free shots anyone? How about lt Nancy? Llnda'P Tradluonal basketball season opened agaln and brought wrth rt the glowmg excrtement of our comlng games We trred our best to make the team by two weeks of hard practlce Basketball was conversation we all understood and loved Flnally came our flrst game S1 lent hope was ln our hearts that we would be good enough to wm Each roar of the crowd ln the last two minutes told us that the game was ours Game time put your practlce to work guls Judy asks Bro. Wright 'Show me how, HAROLD DAVENPORT JACK DAVENPORT JACKIE DAVIS JAMES DUGGAN DENNIS DUKE BOBBY GREEN TOY MARTIN DAVID MYERS BILL SLATTERY BILL UDELL Coach Managers Captain Co Captain Guard Forward Forward Forward Center Guard Forward Guard Center Guard DWIGHT MOWRER LARRY HONEY PAT MCGHEE JACK DAVENPORT BOBBY GREEN 7 0 DAVID MCCORKLE ------------------------------ Forward Wlth mountmg antlclpatlon we watched the thrllllng actlon packed boys basketball games Each free shot Jump ball and the The team will never forget the runnmg of the mlle and the hours of practlce They gave us many nlghts of entertalnment In splrlt we won always lf not ln score time -outs left us all breathless. leaders M155 Ruby Flemmg for the comrng games are ln sesslon HURRAH FOR DASHERI FIGHT, TEAM FIGHT' or at halfume the movmg sound of voxces smglng Alma Mater are pleasant memorres to all of us Certalnly thls 15 true to the cheerleaders whose lrvely ,- l' 4- 1 Q - Our pep thrives on the sponsor of our cheer- TWICC a week yells can be heard as pracuce , . ' I H I I D . . . , . KAY WALTON 4 PHYLLIS PHILLIPS RUTH MAYO HELENE FISHER CAROL GRISWOLD 1 JOY GREEN JUDY W EBER CORA WISER ggvl' -1-4 CAVA STOREY .IANEICE MARTIN dw mam 6400 ANITA BARRALES Guard DONNA COMER Forward DIANE COPELAND Guard MUNDA GREENE Forward GLADYS PRIGEN Guard BEE REYNOLDS Guard MARY ROBERTS Guard SUE SHOPE Guard LINDA SIMMS Guard SUSAN THOMAS Forward RENA TRAXLER Guard EVERETTE ANDERSON Guard JERRY ASHE Forward JIMMY CARTER Guard HOWARD DAVIS Guard Guard Guard STEVE DYKES Guard GORDON ELDRIDGE Center JIMMY GREEN Forward STEVE KILLIAN Guard JOHNNY LAWIDR Guard RUSS MOELLER Guard HARRY MORRIS Forward FLOYD SMITH Guard JERRY SMITH Guard TYREE SWIFT Center RONNY WILLIAMS Forward TOSSY WILLIAMS Forward Coach BRO SENN JOHN DOYLE BILLY DYKES 4403604 6400 Out of the woods my Master went, And he was well con tent Out of the woods my Master came, Content with death and shame. Sidney Lanier XS-:Qty f 4' Q A.,k,,.,,e, t . gs f 'Wi X . Q13 1 f ' JOY GREEN I ' 7 MIKE MAHAN Brenda Rose truly deserves the trtle of Honor Glrl She was chosen for many good tralts such as academxc grades ln studies But even more rmportant rs the character of Brenda She became a Chrrstran whrle here at Dasher When ever Brenda rs around smlles result be cause of her wrtty character and strong belrefs James Duggan Honor Boy who was chosen by the faculty has many in terests His mam mterest is rn God as he tries to llve up to a true Chris tran standard He plays basketball and makes top grades and James IS well liked by teachers and students One s PISSCHCC 1 ,. ' .. ' - ' . spirits are lifted when James is in their . . wzlwdueg Here Bill let me stratghten your tle and we 11 be off for a grand time says Jean Mike and Jean are shown displaying one of their characteristics that got them elected most talented -.J U 'Q me aeen Near the embers of the fire -place sits Joy Green, our Pine Embers Queen. 43 Larry and Helene dtsplay radrant expressions as a srgn of havtng spent an emoyable eventng to gether Mrke and Joy seem to be caught rn a spell as they gaze at each Toy and Carol supposedly nature lovers aren t observrng too much nature around them lean seems to be exceedlngly happy as Btll says Now I ve really got you fenced tn I other with a sparkle in their eyes. I . ' I ' ' Il I D Martha and Franklin display their swing- ing' personalities that make them the fa- vorites of the Freshman Class. Enjoying life in the classroom or anywhere is the reason Joy and Toy were picked best liked in the Senior Class Sophomores Bobby and Judy are really big wheels which consequently makes them favorites Harold and Carol perched high on the ladder of popularity came sliding in as tops in the Junior Class 7Ucdce4Z Jean Kmg and Mlke Mahan hve up to then txtle as they show then lxvely sense of humor 5? Q5,3. Kay Thomlmson and Jack Davenport take ume out for a blt of golf Looks hke Jack ns wxnmng 77504139 It seems popularity runs with politeness and Mike is right there to help Jean out of the sports car I looked neither up nor down - But the leaves that fall and die Have left me room to see the skyg Now for the first time I know Stars above and earth below. Sara Teasdale .J 1 A divx -'-3 Q. r X , .,lQh. PREWITE COPELA ND Presrdent C HA RLES MORRIS Vrce Presrdent MARY CATHERINE WISENBAKER Secretary to Presldent MCCLETA COLSON Secretary to Board NELA HARPER ADAM SMOLAR Boys' Dormltory Supervisor CAROL REED Post MISIIESS Student Center Supervlsor CARRIE FUTCH Dretrcran Girls' Dormitory Supervisor CATHELENE STOREY Assistant Dietician ELSIE COPELAND Assrstant D1etxc1an DIXIE MCCORKLE Laundry Supervlsor A NN HIN SON Llbranan GRACE GREENE Plano Instructor LEONARD KIRK Musrc Department Student Counselor HA T TIE DOBBS Fxrst Second ELLEN MOULTON Thtrd Fourth 1-'44 RUBY FLEMING Fifth Sixth RUDY SENN Seventh E1ghth Speech CONWAY SKINNER Blble WELMA CAMPBELL Hlgh School Engllsh WAYNE WRIGHT Soclal Studtes Guls Coach LaNELLE CUTTS Home Economics Science D P MOWRER Algebra 1 General Math B10l0gy Health Boys Coach B1ble DAVID CLEMENTS Enghsh lll Typlng World Hlstory Blble Wildwood privacies, closets of lone de Chamber from chamber parted with waver- ing arras of leaves. Cells for the passionate pleasure of prayer for the soul that grieves Sidney Lanier si'-1 1 x 's fx ..,. - -, .0- I 113' v .R if 19 President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Four years gone and the last one going by rapidly. Hurriedly they prepare for graduation. The project they decided upon was buy- ing of portable equipment for the use of the school They will long remember their senior year at Dasher endow MIKE MAI-IAN DIANE FRAZIER I-Il1ENE FISHER BOBBY HORTON Vice President ---- ------- T OY MARTIN JIM ANDERSON Basketball 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Speech Class Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 DIANE FRAZIER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Trio 2,4 Sextet 3 Cheerleader 2 Secretary 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 2 Glee Club 3 French Circle 2 FHA 1 Student Council 1, 2 R 1 HELENE FISHER Drama Club 1 2 French Club 1 2 Chorus 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Letterman s Club LARRY HONEY Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 2 3 Class Presldent 3 Preachers Club 4 Basketball 3 4 H 2 3 JIMMY SPIVEY Chorus 1 4 H 1 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 RUTH MA YO FHA 1 Cheerleader 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 4 BILL UDELL Chorus 3,4 Basketball 4 Class Representative Class Plays 3, 4 Annual Staff 3,4 JEAN KING Chorus 3,4 Class Plays 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 French Club 1 Spanish Club 1 4-H 3 Dramatic Club 1,4 FHA 1 Y-Teens 1 JOY GREEN Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Trio 4 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Class President 1, 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4 Class Plays 2, 3, 4 MIKE MAI-IAN Chorus 3,4 Band 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2 Quartet 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 4-H Club Preachers Club 4 Annual staff 4 Class President 3, 4 53 in TOY MARTIN Chorus 2 3 4 V1ce Presrdent Class Play 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Quartet 4 Annual Staff 3 ELAINE PAULK Sports Club 1 Tenms 1 FHA 1 Basketball 1 2 4 H Club 3 Tn H1 Y 3 Cheerleader 3 in DQ! KAY TOMLINSON Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Class Plays 2 3 DENNIS DUKE Chorus 2 3 4 Quartet2 3 4 Annual Staff 1 2 3 Class Plays 2, 3, 4 Preachers Club 2 Baseball 2 Library Staff 1 Track 1 lst pl. dis. boys solo NESTOR SANTOS Baseball 1 Treasurer 1 Sw1mm1ng 1 2 Volleyball 1 HOYT CROSBY Class Plays 2 3 Beta Club 2 3 4 0x 12 W W 12 IA , ,.f PHOTO - No! Available ROBERTA REYES Baseball 1 2 Track 1 2 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Swrmmmg 1 2 JEAN WASSON Glee Club 1 2 Chorus 4 Class Play 4 PAT MCGEE Chorus 1 Preachers Club 4 Wheel Club 3 Football 3 Basketball 3 Track 3 Swimming 1 IVAN SANTOS Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Class Plays 3, 4 Vice President 2 , 4 Class Favorite 2 Swimming 1 REUBEN SERRANO Class Play 4 President of Class 1 Baseball 1 Basketball 2 Track 1 Actor 1, 2 RAUL REYES Basketball 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2 Baseball 1 2 3 Class Presrdent Football 3 Quartet 2 3 BOX1Ilg 1 2 Judo 1 2 BRYAN WHITEHEAD Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Plays 3 4 Quartet 3 4 4 H 4 Preachers Club 4 Band 1 2 Track Team 2 L1fe IS a buxldmg It nses slowly day by day through the years Every new lesson we learn lays a block on the edrfrce Wh1Ch rs nsmg srlently wrthm us Every experrence every touch of another lxfe on ours every lnfluence that rmpress es us every book we read every conver satron we have every act of our com monest days add somethrng to the mvrs 1ble bulldmg President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms 0 The Junior Class sponsored by Dwight Mower were the publishers of the school newspaper The G C.I Echo The Juniors also sponsor the Harvest Festival and the Junior-Senior Banquet. Hard work and enthusiasm to get the job done aided in making it a successful class JAMES DUGGAN PHYLLIS PHILLIPS CAROL GRISWOLD KAY WALTON ED SPURRIER IO ANN BAZEMORE EDWIN BOOTH 15 BILLY DAVIS LARRY DILLARD ROBBIN COPELA ND HAROLD DAVENPORT HAROLD GRA HA M CAROL GRISWOLD JAMES DUGGAN KATHY EHRHART QL lx elf: Y PEGGY LINDSEY PHYLLIS PHILLIPS LINDA REWIS BRENDA ROSE KAY WALTON BOBBY HORTON TOO BUSY .lx Noi Shown LINDA SLATTERY ED SPURRIER Ww- President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms JAC HJBBY GREEN BERRY BISHOP JUDY WEBBER CORA WISER K DAVENPORT Age of the party goer is the sophomore motto. They sponsored many parties includ ing two hayrides Happy smiles made others enjoy them Bro Kirk seemed to appear in a dozen places at once Under his careful supervision their parties were a success James Brshop Larry Carter Gary Comer Earl Copeland Nancy Copeland Jack Daveport Peggy DeVa.ne W. G. Barker Ann Doyle Russ Gleaves Bobby Green Nancy Hernng Angeha Lawlor David McCork1e Dav1d Myers Ada Raulerson Milton Reed Martha Robbins Bessie Shope C ava Storey Dlck Strom Phrlrp Weaver Judy Weber Cora Wrzer Chloe Youngblood Carter Irmmy Cochran Brad Comer Mary Ervm joseph Harvey Denms I ohnson Marrlyn Kelley Fleurette Kemp Ray Moeller, Russell Moulton, Pamela Noles, Robert Schmidt, Doug Small, Ronnie Storey, Herman Teston, Jerry Williams, Ronald Hodges John Pollock Ilmmy Sex!! Anest Gene Barrales Robert Copeland Susan Dykes Steve BWV! WV .MV 4 Howell Sandra Johnson, Ann Lawlor, Drane Lester, Bobby Lrlly, Steve McLeod, Ashley Neal, Butch W1senba ker, Amta f Blanton Avery Blanton Laura Copeland Aaron Green Kathy Hodges Edna Parker Donny Pollack Wrlkes Sterlrng Pam tory Judy Teston Lrnda Webb Melba 70444 Comer Wayne Farrcloth Floyd Farrcloth Lrnda 1' A O 0 NOT AVIKAII1 A ' LY- A . 'iilgt A A ' A Q I , ' s . 1, ' Legg' f if ' r - 14 i if rr L . . , ug.. Kemp Lmda Spivey Cindy Lester Joyce Lilly Ann ' i Webb, Paul Uggino Mike and Blanton Raymound Hamm Patsy 'xg' Blanton, Jean Comer, Pamela Q Copeland, Denice Copeland, James 'w WW Copeland, Richard Lawlor, Kenneth Morris, Kelly Skinner, Darrell Qwzde SEM, The flrst and second grades are enjoying a Playmg ln the straw rs a very entertammg game of London Brldge before lunch event for some of the third and fourth graders .1 Others rn the thrrd and fourth grades fmd that Farmer rn the Dell rs fun Both lines of fifth and sixth graders brace up as they call for Red Ro- ver to Come Over. 7adez Anderson Everett 6Randolph Drrve Pensacola Florida Anderson Jrm 172 East Mann Street Allrance Ohro Anest James Route 1 Valdosta Georgla Ashe Jerry Route2 Valdosta Georgla Barker W G 1505 River Street Valdosta Georgla Barrales Anrta Route 2 Box 1175 Valdosta Georgla Barrales Robert Route 2 Box 1175 Valdosta Georgla Bazemore Jane Route 2 Box 187 Valdosta Georgla Bazemore JoAnn Route2 Box 187 Valdosta Georgla Bishop Berry Route2 Box 272 Chester Vugrnra Blanton Avery Route 2 Valdosta Georgla Blanton Laura Route 2 Valdosta Georgla Blanton Lebby Route 2 Valdosta Georgla Booth Edwrn Phrllppme Islands Bolton Cmdy 2764 Twrnsbrook Road North East Atlanta Georgla Burk Douglas 4394 West Washmgton Road Eastpomt Georgla Carter Larry Route2 Lake Park Georgla Cochran Glenn P O Box 972 221 Beck Street Valdosta Georgla Comer Donna Route2 Locklaurel Road Valdosta Georgla Comer Gary Route2 Locklaurel Road Valdosta Georgla Comer Mary Route2 Lock1aure1Road Valdosta Georgla Comer Pamela Route 2 locklaurel Road Valdosta Georgia Comer Wayne Route 2 Valdosta Georgia Copeland Charles Route2 Lake Park Georgla Copeland Demse Box 41A Valdosta Georgla Copeland Earl Route 2 Valdosta Georgla Copeland Dlane Route 2, Valdosta, Georgla Crosby Hoyt Route 1 Valdosta Georgia Copeland James Route2 Lake Park Georgla Copeland Margaret Route 2 Lake Park Georgla Copeland Nancy Route2 Lake Park, Georgla Copeland Ray Route2 Box 502 Valdosta, Georgla Copeland Rrchard Route 2 Lake Park Georgla Copeland Robbrn Route 2 Box 502 Valdosta Georgla Davenport Harold 4121 Shrrley Avenue Jacksonville Florida Davenport Jack 4121 Shirley Avenue Jacksonville Florrda Davls Billy Route 2 Box 480 Valdosta Georgla A B C Carter, Wayne, Route 2, Lake Park, Georgla D Davrs Howard Route 2 Valdosta Georgta Davrs Jackie Route 2 Valdosta Georgxa Dent Barbara 1042 Pasco Place Cocoa Beach Florrda DeVane Peggy 4720 North East 18th Street Pompano Beach Drllard Larry 130 Duke Avenue Columbra South Carollna Doyle Ann Route2 Box 93 Trade Tennessee Doyle John Route2 Box 93 Trade Tennessee Duggan James 1200 North West 87th Street Mramr Florrda Duke Dennrs 107 South Maru Street Middleport New York Dykes Bllly Route2 Valdosta Georgla Dykes Franklm Route 2 Valdosta Georgla Dykes Stephen Route 2 Valdosta Georgra Ehrhart Kathy 1049 Glenyea Road Jacksonvrlle Flonda Eldndge Gordon 5143 Poppy Dnve Jacksonvllle Flonda Bvln Joseph 908 East Force Street Valdosta Georgla Faircloth Floyd 1901 Madlson I-lelghts Valdosta Georgxa Farrcloth Lmda 1901 Madison Herghts Valdosta Georgta F1sher Helene 19 Hope Road Half Way Tree Jama1ca B Frazier Drane 2809 Maple Hopewell Vlrgrma Gleaves Russ 2022 Balltown Road Schenectady New York Green Bobby Route2 Box 479 Valdosta Georgia Green Jrmmy Route2 Box 479 Valdosta Georgra Green Joy Route2 Box 479 Valdosta Georgra Green Kathy Route2 Box 479 Valdosta Georgla Greenough Charles 305 East Jane Street Valdosta Georgla Graham Haroldw 13554 Predmont Detrort Mrchlgan Griswold Carol 3967 Boone Park Avenue Jacksonvrlle Flonda Hamm Harvey Hemng Hodges Hodges Honey Horton Howell Johnson Johnson Patsy Route Denms cfo Nancy Box Edna Route John Route 2 Valdosta Georgia M C McCleod Valdosta 12 Morven Georgia 2 Lake Park Georgla 2 Lake Park Georgia Larry 11040 Romulus Avenue Romulus Mrchrgan Bobby Route 2 Box 65 Valdosta Georgxa Sandra Route 2 Valdosta Georgra Georgra Ann Route4 Box C30 Valdosta Georgta Stdney Route4 Box C30 Valdosta Georgra Jones Judy 1822 Perry Street Jacksonville Florida 9 1 1 IF ' E F ' , , , ' , ' , .W.I. G H I lorlda Kelly Fleurette 206 Harter Avenue Valdosta Georgra Kemp Ray 108 Forrest Avenue Valdosta Georgta Krllian Stephen 23 Coventry Road Hrcksvrlle L I New York Kxng Jean Standard Dredgrng Corporation Genttlly Statron New Orleans Latham Arthur 425 South Faytee Street Alexandrra Vugmra Angelrs Route2 Box 521 Valdosta Georgta Dranne Route 2 Box 521 Valdosta Georgla Johnny Route2 Box 521 Valdosta Georgra Kenneth Route 2 Box 521 Valdosta Georgra Joyce Route 2 Valdosta Georgia Lrlly Ann Route2 Valdosta Georgia Ltlly Steve Route2 Valdosta Georgta Ltndsey Peggy 616 Luna Court Jacksonvtlle Flonda Lawlor Lawlor Lawlor Lawlor Lester Mahan Mrke 408 South Mountam Unron South Caroltna Marns Donna 35 East 27th Street Jacksonvrlle Florlda Martrn Toy 1403 Lmcoln Avenue Albany Georgra Mayo Ruth cfo Roy H Welch 802 Eastpomt Street Eastpotnt McCorkle Davrd G C I Valdosta Georgra McGhee Pat 1906 North 31st Place Phoemx Arrzona Morrls Kelly G C I Valdosta Georgia Moeller Russell 2103 Campbell Road Montgomery Alabama Moulton Marcra Route 2 Box 4865 Valdosta Georgra Moulton Pamella Route 2 Box 486i Valdosta Georgra Myers Davrd Route 2 Box 187 Valdosta Georgla Neal Butch 2110 Agelea South Valdosta Georgra Noles Robert 522 Green Street Valdosta Georgra Parker Conny 408 Mary Avenue Valdosta Georgra Pate Bobby 610 Broad Street Valdosta, Georgra Paulk Elatne 1712 North Charlton Valdosta Georgra Phrllrps Phyllis 109 West Ann Street Valdosta Georgia Prrdgen Gladys Route3 300 Cedar Street Valdosta Georgia Pollock Wrlkes Route 2 Valdosta Georgta Reed Mrlton G CI Valdosta Georgra Rewrs Lrnda Sanderson Flortda Reyes Raul Santrago De Cuba Reyes Roberto Santrago DeCuba Reynolds Bee 4076 Brookdall Avenue Macon Georgta Roberts Mary Box 174 Islamorada Florida Keys Robrns Martha 1804 Reynolds Street Waycross Georgra Rose, Brenda, Box 364, Crab Orchard, Tennessee Rose, Phyllis, Box 364, Crab Orchard, Tennessee Georgta L M McCleod, Ashely, Route 1, Valdosta, Georgia N P R Santos Ivan Santiago DeCuba Santos Nestor Santrago De Cuba Schmrdt Douglas 62 Cedar Street Harboroak Florida Serrano Reuben Santiago De Cuba Shope Besste Box 62 Key Largo Florida Shope Carol Box 62 Key Largo Florrda Skmner Kelly Route2 Valdosta Georgia Slattery Brll 2138 North West 45th Street Mramr Florrda Slattery Ltnda 2138 North West 45th Street Mraml Flonda Smith Jerry 274 Clrsley Place Macon Georgra Smlth Ray, 120 West Lee Street Spartanburg South Carolrna Spivey Crndy Route2 Valdosta Georgia Spivey Jtmmy Route 2 Valdosta Georgia Sterlrng Pam 1200 Hrghway Place Valdosta Georgia Storey Cava Route2 Box 516 Valdosta Georgia Storey Herman Route2 Box 5l6 Valdosta Georgla Strom Drck 2008 Morrow Avenue Schenectady New York Swift Tyree 10215 South West 37th Street Mraml Flonda Teston Linda Route2 Valdosta Georgia Teston Jerry Route 2 Valdosta Georgia Thomas Susan 1751 Cascade Avenue South West Tomlinson Kay Route2 Valdosta Georgla Traxler Rena Box 10 Florkome Florida Atlanta Ge Udall Bill 34326 Rtchard Street Wayne Michrgan Uggmo Mtke 701 South Paterson Valdosta Georgla Wasson Jean 144 Krug Street St Augustine Florida Walton Kay 420 Ohro Street Wmter Park Florida Weaver Phtl 2919 McQueen Street Montgomery Alabama Webb Paul Route2 Box 49 Valdosta Georgra Weber Judy 6630 South West 77th Street Mlamr Florlda Whrtehead Brian P O Box 524 Hopewell Vtrgmla Wrlkerson Nona 21 Martm Schenectady New York Webb Melba Madlson Heights Valdosta Georgra Wlllrams Jack Route 2 Lake Park Georgla Wllliams Judy 1712 North West 10th Street Gainsvllle Wrlliams Ronme Route2 Box 183 Valdosta Georgla Wrser Cora 41525 Tyler Road Bellevrlle Mrchrgan Wlsenbaker Martha Route2 Box 183 Valdosta Georgia Wrsenbaker Amta Route2 Valdosta Georgra Youngblood Chloe Box 242 Chlckamauga Georgla orgra Florlda S T U W Y All the ways that lead to somewhere Echo with hurrying feet, but On the Path that leads to nowhere I have sometimes found my soul. Corinne Robinson Beefburgers Milk Shakes BURGER KING DRIVE IN l303N Ashley Natlonwlde Valdosta Georgla Comphments of COOK S STATIONERY MOTEL PRINTING CO 1 O8 5 Y I 58 Valdosta Ga 9 0 ears 9 Compllments of Compllments of COTTAGE GARDENS RICHARD JOSEPH 'Flowers Speak Klnd Words WHOLESALE 1521 N Ashley St FIUIES and Vegetables Valdosta GEORGIA STATE FARMERS Georg1a MKT Phone GHZ O 8 67 , . 1 8: Valdosta, Ga . 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For the Best of Everything Drugs Cosmetics Fountain Service BOB BELCHER'S WW Z Patterson GOOD FOOD 'lxfleet Us at BOB BELCI'ER'S 1555122 J LUU A Sm saw w LUN! -S44 MMF' VALDOSTA BATTERY 8: SERVICE CENTER Valdosta Ge orgia Best W1SheS lor the 59 Class Tshts the Spot DIXIE CREAM MARTHA 5 DONUT SHOP FEMININE FASHIONS Eve rythlng for he Valdosta Ga 208 N Ashley St LOWNDES COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS -I L SPIVEY SR Chan-man PERRY FIELDS COUNTRY JO1-1NSOlN Valdosta GeOIg1a I , ' t 502 lfZ N. Patterson St. Fashionable Lady EL CARLO MOTEL 2415 N Ashley Phone CH2 7676 Modern 1n Eve ry Way Room TV Steam Heated nw1mm1ng Pool All' Condltloned Valdo ta Ge Orgla Congratulatlons , Senlors SUPER SUE ICE CREAM CO Superlor Ice Cream Copeland Rd Phone CI-I4 2911 Th I L S Comphments of e r1endly oan ervlce WESTERN AUTO CREDIT CORP SERVICE STATION Loans and Flnanclng Ph CH 301 N Patterson one Z 2453 Phone CHZ 5945 5946 119 W Central Ave Valdosta Georgla Valdosta, Georg1a VA LDOSTA MATTRESS COMPANY SCHWARTZ S Complete Outfmtte s for the Entlre 1- amlly ' Mattresses Renovated R .T WHEELER Prop 1007N Ashley t CH4 0985 I ll 4 ' ' ll HARRY B. ANDERSoN's DEI-TA . St. ' 1 ll ' I, ' ' . ' . S . COMPLIMENTS OF VALDOSTA RADIO 8: TV SERVICEMAN'S ASS'N R B JOLLEY RADIO 8: TV 121 W H1ll Ave NEWMAN'S ELECTRONICS 1700 N Lee St CITY RADIO Sz TV 301 E Mary St CHIC'S RADIO 81 TV 1015 W1ll1ams St RADIO SERVICE CO 235 E H111 Ave MR PAUL BROOKS 1510 Iola Dr TURNER RADIO Zin TV 430 E Parl Ave GLYNN T ELLIS 300 Seymour St MR C R BRAMLETT Mad1SOH I-hghway FRED JOSEPH RADIO at 1001 N Ashley sr RADIO CLINIC 712 E H111 Ave MR J E JOHNSON 7l4E Jane St Valdosta Valdosta Valdosta Valdosta Valdosta Valdo ta Valdosta Valdo Valdo V ldo Valdo ta Valdo sta . . . . . . . . . . . . LJ ., s . . . . sta sta - - a sta . I . s 0 r 0 iw we ,.-M' A- Q, V, 1-526253, R ELLINOR MOTOR COMPANY Your F1'1end1y Dealer Valdosta J 1--'1,',,,.,. Qfwmwwb ASHLEY OAKS IMOTEL Phone CH2-6340 U 5 41 N01'th Valdosta Georgia YEIACG iiiillli WALKER'S 'TEXACO' STATION S Valdosta Georg1a HOWELL S RADIATOR SERVICE A11 Work Guaranteed D1a1 CH2 5270 1507 S Patterson CONNIE S MODERN HAIR ST YLING SAL ON Phone CH2 2943 4 Operators to Serve You BLACK BROS ELECTRIC CO 500 E Rogers St CHZ-1903 Electrical Contractors! Comphrnents of BRAY'S CURB STORE Grocery and Meats Snack Bar Our Specialty Pit Bar-B-Q Compllments of VALDOSTA CoCA CoLA BOTTLING WORKS INC Compllments of WARE MOTORS Cad1l1ac Pontrac Ram bler Vauxhall Metropolltan 707 N Ashley of VALDOSTA INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL CORP l O04 W1ll1am s Valdosta Georgla Two Stores to Serve You Best Wlshes From PATTERSON JONES MA GROOVER S SHOES PIG Castle Park and 116 N Patterson PLATE Valdosta, Creorgla 1132 S Patterson Phone CH2 61 97 Femlnlne Fashlons Ol' M1s ses .Tuznors Women CC arnccoc 6 Lovely Appolntm ent lor the Home , ' ' st. I C I 7 5 af f . . 0- Congratulatlons Authorlzed Sales DGHIOTS of 1959 and SGIVICC Agencv JEWELLH FUTCH C-R'u'7-as R 'I D SHERIFF Valdo sta G6OI'g1a s w CARTER s. soNs Compliments of MACHINERY 8: SUPPLY COMPANY INC 121 W Cent1'a1AVe CP4 1OJ8 1313 C Patterson Valdosta G6OI'g13 Comphm ents of BRUCE MILLING CO. 110 S Brlggs 'St Valdosta Georgla -., , A., Y Y M ' VALDOSTA Comphrnents of ZANT S G1ftS Flowers Young FESHIOHS 2036N Ashley Valdosta, Georgla Cornpllments of TOM HEWITT AUTO AUCTION Every Fr1day U S Hwy 41 South Valdosta Georgla Where to Buy the Amaz1ng New Weathe 1-maker CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING 402 E Mary St BLANTON GROCERY 8. MARKET Be t Ivleats 1n Town Clyattvllle, Georg1a Phone CH4 0326 1 - ' ' -YYRYITTTT XX y Ile , 1, J , X ICJ WHO ij l......L LEE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 1005 N Ashley Valdosta COMPLIMENTS OF GEQRGIA PCJWER COMPANY . . W ' 'h ' 5 warm, .aww un fnwna-ww A 1 5' Q,.v1fr'f'l f - - K ,Xjfg..,,g . .mph .fu :ed-5 Q mf , af- . V . Comphments of THE CITIZENS 8: SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK MemberF D I C Compllments of BOOKMAN S STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Phone CH2 4503 110 W Central Ave Valdosta Georgla GEORGIA FERTILIZER co Com ohm ents CLOTHING Valdosta Young Men s Clothlng That's Our BUSIDGSSI Cornphm ents of MIXER ELECTRIC CO 1 OO 5 W1ll1arn s Valdosta a If It's Ter1'1f1c Food You Want V1s1t S 8. K DRIVE IN Compl1m ents of BOB'S SUNOCO GAS 1007 S Patterson Valdosta Georg1a at ,AL ' . REGISTER ' ' ' sf. ' . I. G. CREASY STUDIO Your Photographer for the Valdosta Georg1a THE GREEN TURTLE RESTAURANT Valdosta Georg1a 1959 Pine Embers Compliments of ROBERTS INSURANCE CO. 507 N. Patterson St. Valdosta, Ga. CH2-4560 Complete Insurance Service CH2 2470 Compliments of CENTRAL FLORAL COMPANY 502 North Patterson St Valdosta, Georgla L OU IS Mc LANE Heat1ng A1r Cond1t1on1ng Sheet Metal Work THE WELCH COMPANY - JAMES WELCH Compliments of VEATCH BABY PHARMACY 1900 N Ashley St Valdosta, Georgia PAINE INSURANCE AGENCY e Pay for Ashes 108 lfZ W Central Valdosta, Georgia Compliments of LEON LAZARUS f SAM LAZARUS at co Valdo sta , Georgia D C RODDEY XLCO Hardware Valdosta Georgia GOSPEL ADVOCATE COMPANY Publishe r s of Gospel Advocate M1n1ster's Monthly Sunday School Literature VBS Materials Religious Books Tracts Bibles Nashville 1 Tennes see Write for Our Free Catalogue W , O I O Family Outfitters 126-128 N. Ashley St. SUUT GEORGIA DAIRY GUUP INC Dalry Products Country Fresh R C LEE D1str1butor 401 We st H111 Avenue Phone CH2 6091 Valdosta Georgla C C GREENE D1str1butor TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS Valdosta Georgla H on , L 9 on 3 Phone CH2 1772 Valdosta, Georgla STUMP BROTHERS Doors W1ndOWS ROOf1ng Sheetrock Cement Brlcks Pa1nt Plywood Eve ryth1ng for the Bullder Hosp1tal1zat1on See W COLSON In App re c1at1on GL YNN GREGORY GREGORY S GROCERY 1618 W H111 Ave CH2 2328 Compllments of MIC KEY'S BAIT 8a TACKLE 6025 S Patterson Valdo ta Georgla Comphments of JACK'S AUTO SUPPLY INC 110 South Patterson Telephone CH2 8194 Valdosta Georgla Lee TIISS and Batterles B1CYC16S Auto Parts and ACCSSSOTICS Best W1shes Senlors From VALDOSTA AIR CONDITIONING 101 l N Ashley Valdosta Georg1a Compllm ents of W A GOOCH LUMBER South Patte r s on Valdosta Georg1a 9 W, , Valdosta, Georgia 21 Maple Avenue New Egypt New Jersey To the Students of G C 1 our dear fr1ends We QTom and IJ have talked of you so often thrs year We thxnk of each one of you whom we have known as dear fr1ends We respect you as indrvrduals we love you as Chrtstran brothers and srsters We hope that you have not entuely forgotten some of the good trmes and some of the senous and mspmng trmes we have had together Because we love you and respect you because we are mterested m you we want to wrrte thrs page rn your annual Whatever progress you have made educationwrse thts year IS rmportant It IS rm portant because educatron rs one of your greatest ways of developmg yourselves your ab1l1t1es for a more meamngful Chrrsuan life If I were able to talk wrth you personally I would suggest other lmportanr thmgs 1n ltfe 1n addmon to a good educauon I would encourage you to conslder senously and to make your lrves reflect certam tdeas and attrtudes I would ask you to consrder God s purpose rn creatrng you and me and all men and women He who has grven us lrfe and who has the power to take rt away has made us to SERVE hrm The only way we can serve anyone rs to do what the one we are trymg to serve destres To serve God our Maker we must do Hts wrll If you are a Chnsuan I would ask you to constder the thmgs that make a Chrrstran must STAND OUT AS DIFFERENT from the people of the world If you do the same thmgs that the people of the world do how are you gorng to be recogmzed as a Chns nan? You must act dtfferent' You must be dxfferentl If I were able to talk wrth you personally I would say Put your farth tn God not Fnends Do not decrde a thmg IS all nght for you to do because one of your best fr1ends or teachers or someone you respect as a frne person does that thrng Chrrst s example of what 15 rrght and what IS wrong 15 the only sure one Good fr1ends admired acquaxntances members of your famlly can encourage you and help you along ltfe s way but only God and Chnst can know your heart and your needs and only God and Chrrst can understand and comfort and gutde you rn every sltuauon Put your farth m them and use thetr strength therr wisdom and Chrrst s example as recorded for us rn the Brble l.l'l all your days to come We would be happy to hear from you and about you We mrss you and hope that someday we shall meet agaln Our chances of doing Just that may depend on how we lrve thrs llfe May God bless you and help you remarn fatthful to Hrm always IS our prayer, Srncerely and wrth love, Tom and Lynn Walker I 111: I 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 . , . . 1 1 1 5 1 1 I 1 I . ,, . . 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