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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

PINE EMBERS 1963 FOREWORD As you go through this year's Pine Embers, we hope that it will bring back to you the ■memory of one of the best years of your life. In compiling this annual we have tried to give you a yearbook which in years to come will be cherished for its memories of dear friends and happy school days. It has required the co-operation of our sponsor, students, staff, and those who have contributed their support through advertise- ments. We wish to thank you who have helped us. To future graduates, may we present a challenge to do your best work—never to abandon your search for knowledge and truth. is jlMzJL LlJ The Editors 2 CONTENTS Organizations Athletics Activities Favorites Faculty Elementary Jr. High Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Advertisers To our helpful and understanding teacher, coach, and friend who has rendered every service possible to uphold the spirit of Georgia Christian; to one of our most devoted and lovable teachers. We hope that this will be his happiest reminder of his days with us at Georgia Christian. We, the annual staff, proudly dedicate this edition of The Pine Embers to our very own — Brother Wayne Wright IN MEMORY OF HERMAN STOREY Herman, a 15 year old sophomore, was killed in an auto- mobile accident December 20, 1962. His death left our hearts sad with the knowledge that we would no longer be greeted with his friendly smile and mischievous but winning ways. Loved by all, and loving all, he was known as the little boy with the smile for everyone. 5 ALMA MATER In the heart of southern Georgia 'Neath the sun's warm glow. Lies the home of Georgia Christian Finest place we know. Tho' we leave thy walls forever Many miles go hence, May our love for Georgia Christian, Only have commenced, chorus May we cherish thy tradition. Hold thy banner high, Ever guard thy name with fervor Live to do or die. 6 ORGANIZATIONS A N N U A L Gaye Wheeler Diane Copeland Asst. Ed. Phyllis Bacon Business Mgr. and Asst. Richaed Keele Bill Keele Photo. John Ray Copy Layout: Pam Warf Don Greene Carmen Moore Linda Ehrhart Jimmy Greene Sponsors: Bro. Morris and Brother Copeland Organization: Tim Roberts Kay Cochron Johnny Lawlor Bonnie O’Neal Anita Wisenbaker David Arnold Cherry Hilworth Classes: Ronnie Small Dores Lee Allen Black Wesley Underwood John Manry Sandra Day Pam Moulton Janice Holt 8 PAPER STAFF WHITE BLUE Editors: Don Greene Cherry Hilworth Sponsor: Jesse Huddleston STUDENT COUNCIL (L-R) David Arnold - President, Johnny Ray - Vice-President, Diane Copeland - Secretary, Sterling McFerrin - Treasurer, Richard Keele - Parliamentarian, Kathy Green, Steve Wakefield, Billy Keele, Linda Wilkens, Dores Lee, Carmen Moore, Phyllis Bacon, Pam Warf, Gaye Wheeler, Evelyn Knoblach, Terry Day, Andy Sikes, Wesley Underwood, Jimmy Green, Janice Holt, Don Greene, Linda Ehrhart. BOYS' DORM COUNCIL GIRLS' DORM COUNCIL (L-R) Sid Todsen, Billy Keele, Richard Keele, Richard Gentry, John Manry, Wesley Under- wood, Buddy Mobley, Don Greene. (L-R) Cherry Hilworth, Pam Warf, Carmen Moore, Linda Ehrhart, Phyllis Bacon, Bonnie O’Neal. 10 ONE ACT PLAY DECLAMATION Bill Keele L I Diane Copeland Westley Underwood 1 Johnny Ray Richard Keele TC Pam Warf Anita Wisenbaker Richard Keele Diane Copeland p i Dennis Harvy Janice Holt L L RU Janice Holt Pam Moulton Gaye Wheeler Evelyn Knobloch AB Linda Ehrhart Bonnie O'Neal Munda Greene Dores Lee R Johnny Lawlor Susan Copeland l HOME ECONOMICS Y TYPING I QUARTET Sid Todsen Don Greene Jimmy Greene Sterling McFerrin TRIO Munda Greene Linda Wilkins Nanna Roberts DEBATE SPONSORS Sis. Elaine Pierce Bro. Wayne Wright Bro. J. D. Huddleston Sis. Charlotte Smith Jimmy Green Westley Underwood Dennis Harvy Richard Keele Joseph Shulem Tommy Champaign Richard Gentry Janice Holt Pam Warf Bill Keele 12 4-H CLUB ¥ OFFICERS President - Diane Copeland, Vice-President - Jimmy Green, Secretary - Susan Copeland, Song Leader - Richard Keele. JUNIOR 4-H CLUB CHORUS 1962-63 The big event for the A Cappella Chorus was a tour of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. We were very fortunate to be able to buy robes, and a Trailway bus to use on our trips. We went on many trips to cities close to Valdosta also. 14 QUARTET (L-R) Don Greene, Sid Todson, Jimmy Green, Sterling McFerrin. TRIO (L-R) Nanna Roberts, Lynda Wilkins, Munda Greene. Charlotte Smith DIRECTOR BETA CLUB (Left-Right) David Arnold, Anita Parrish, Cherry Hilworth, Diane Copeland, Evelyn Knoblach, Johnny Ray. Sponsor - Brother Morris. LIBRARY CLUB CHARTER MEMBERS Marianne Harrell, Jimmy Green, Linda Darwin, Nanna Roberts, Bonnie O'Neal, Carmen Moore, David Arnold, Gaye Wheeler. Sponsor Miss Audie Fowell. 16 ATHLETICS GIRLS’ VARSITY COACH CAPTAIN Charles Walton MANAGERS BOYS’ VARSITY (L. -R.) Everett James, Wesley Underwood, Johnny Lawlor, Jack Scott, Richard Gentry, Jimmy Green, Fred Crawford, Brad Cochron, Sid Todsen, Charlie Arnold, Jimmy Carter, (kneeling) Richard Keele, Bill Keele. 19 WAYNE WRIGHT Coach Wright has been the coach of the GENERALS for the past four years. In 1960-61 his team won 2nd place in the Eastern Division Class C. In '61-'62 his team won 1st and in '62-'63 his team finished third. He has a record of 42 wins and 35 defeats. Sterling McFerrin CAPTAINS Richard Keele MANAGER Allen Black 21 The Gang waits. MANAGERS D. Lee and Mrs. Lee (L-R) P. Warf, D. Copeland, C. Moore, C. Hilworth, G. Wheeler, L. Wilkins, E. Knobloch. CAPTAINS (L.-R.)B. Wisenbaker, S. Duncan, A. Sykes, J. Weaver, K. Lawlor, P. Webb, L. Copeland, A. Copeland, B. Neal, T. Day, J. Simmons, B. Lester, S. Wakefield, J. Copeland, S. Lilly, T. Williams, G. Bradford, C. Garcia. Coach - Jon Hazelip. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS (L.-R.) S. Howell, M. Webb, J. Lester, L. Jones, A. Lilly, S. Clark, P. Hamm, M. Jackson, P. Sterling, M. Simmons. Coach - Charles Walton. (Front Row) L-R - S. Wakefield, A. Copeland, G. Bradford, B. Neil, T. Williams, B. Naylor, M. Hassler, Mag. S. Dobbs, (Second Row) S. Duncan, S. Griffin, D. Petterson, J. Simpson, W. Polock, L. Sapp, S. Lily, H. Dutton, Coach Boodie Fox. c H E E R L E A D E R S (L-R) J. Wakefield, K. Green, S. Vanderslice, W. Dixon. 24 ACTIVITIES I EACH NOMINEE IS A QUEEN BY HER OWN MERIT CHERRY HILWORTH, a senior from Atlanta, Georgia, was chosen Homecoming Queen by the student body. Her sincere friendliness and contagious happiness are only two out of many reasons why she re- ceived this honor. Her escort - David Arnold HOMECOMING QUEEN AND PRINCESSES A little red headed rocket of energy is PAM WARE, a senior from Miami, Florida Her humility combined with mischievous pranks, jubilance, and sparkling spirit has captivated all. Her escort - Richard Keele CARMEN MOORE, a senior from Miami, Florida, with her graciousness, dedication, and unselfishness, possesses true Christian beauty. Her escort - Jimmy Green 26 Chapel is an im- portant part of our daily life at GCS. In between classes we have a chance to talk with our friends and loved ones. GENERALS Fred seems to have the girls all to himself at lunch. A familiar scene, right, Wesley? Skipping class to get her book re- port, Anita seems to think Miss Smith is pretty handy with that paddle. We are very proud of our new student center, which has provided for us many enjoyable hours. Note the expression on Sterling's face. DAY What a day. Do we have to go to cheerleading practice?? 29 The day is over, but not for these boys. Caught in the act! When I say three, lets run! Just slip it on her finger'and say -- I do. As one intellectual to another Now boys, this is a football. 'Thanks’ HUH? Our President? This toothpaste lid just won't come off. from--Phyllis Children must Please say and Gaye. play. yes. 30 FAVORITES MR« G.C.S� RICHARD KEELE 33 vz criomv aiAva aivnavaD 9NiaNvisino isow FRESHMAN FAVORITES LINDA WILKINS SID TODSEN SOPHOMORE FAVORITES EVELYN KNOBLACH TOMMY RYAN 37 WITTIEST LINDA EHRHART STERLING McFERRIN BEST ALL AROUND LINDA WILKINS JIMMY GREEN MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BETH CRONEY BONNIE O'NEAL JIMMY GREEN DAVID ARNOLD MOST ATHLETIC FACULTY PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Dear Students; The past school year has been a most exciting and enjoyable year. We have had the finest student body and faculty ever in the history of the school. The impressions made during the years spent at G.C. S. will alwaysbeforemostinthemindsofeachstudent. The addition of our new cafeteria and the new student only have proven to be very enjoyable, but they stand as symbols of the growth to be expected in the future. Each underclassman will look forward to returning and having a part in the great future of G.C.S. The Seniors will long be proud of their old Alma Mater. While we hope that the Academic achievements at G.C.S. will longbe valuable to each one, we hope that the spiritual values estab- lished while a student at G.C.S. will bring eternal rewards. Our very best wishes to each one as the year closes and a new year is anticipated. In Christian Love, William J. Long Secretary to the President ELOISE OVERBEY 42 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Dear Students: You are thumbing through one of the most exciting books for the year 1963, your Pine Embers. There are many happy memories found in its pages which you will cherish for a long time. The annual will mean more to you a few years in the future. Be sure that you put it in a safe place. Always remember to put God first, others second, and self third. May God bless all of you. Sincerely, Prewitte Copeland 43 MISS CHARLOTTE SMITH Chorus Remedial Reading English I EDDIE CAMPBELL Dean of Students Government Psychology World History Bible MISS ELAINE PIERCE Dietitian Home Economics MISS AUDIE FOWELL Librarian BELIEVE MRS. ELLEN MOULTON Third and Fourth Grade MR. CHARLES WALTON Seventh Grade Girls' Basketball Coach MRS. MARJORIE TOMLINSON First and Second Grade MRS. KATHRINE CAMPBELL Fifth and Sixth Grade Closing your eyes won't help the sound at all, Miss Smith. It's your breathing that counts. Walking your girl to class again, Bro. Campbell? A scene from the Grand OLD practice. Brother Morris and his Twisters. Another day another joke. Receiving Sugar” over the phone. Opery Coke Float? A Honey Bear! 52 ELEMENTARY FIRST GRADE Shelia Copeland Lisa Force Sandy Guess Judy Haggans Mike Hamn Jesse Huddleston Carolyn King Kathy Lilly Rex Lilly Janice Pollock Jenny Spivey Rachelle Wheeler Mar Beth Lawlor Glyneice Wisenbaker Jason Wisenbaker 54 SECOND GRADE Brett Bean Linda Campbell Katherine Copeland Faye Dykes Kay Dykes Ricky Holcomb Gary Hutchinson Mary Clark Lilly Phyllis Mills Jimmy Naylor Steve Overbey Jay Roberts Pam Webb Randy Williams Lynn Wisenbaker Deborah Aycock Jimmy Dykes Barbara Hamn Chuck Lawlor Gail Sterling Mary Jane Stoner Kathy Wakefield Jill Wisenbaker T H I R D G R A D E F O u R T H Beth Dixon Scott Griffin Johnny Holcomb Howard Morris Rodney Myers Pam Palmer Kathi Patrick Randy Storch Janice Wakefield FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Scott Duncan Steve Griffin Patsy Hamn Linda Kemp Dale Landers Joyce Lester Ann Lilly Martha Simpson Paul Webb Cindy Spivey JoAnn Stoner Ben Wisenbaker Wild anticipation marks the eyes of these elementary students as they begin their years of High School. They will realize that there are many responsibilities to face in the coming years, and that the mold they make now will be how their life will look. As they go through their Jr. High, Freshman, and Sophomore years, and into their Junior year, they'll begin to look forward to their Senior year and the time of Graduation. With this in mind, they begin to put away their childish ways. As they finally reach the last mile in High School, they will realize that getting that far was not a one-man job but has been achieved with the help of their principal, teachers, and classmates. They will realize that they could not have made it without them and will appreciate their help more than words can express. Then as their Senior year comes to a close, a new responsibility faces them, THE WORLD, and our book of time with them will close. 60 JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH Kathy Green Don Butler Mike Hassler Aaron Copeland Edna Hodges Wanda Dixon Gwen Landers Steve Hobbs Daniel Pederson Henry Dutton 62 Wilks Pollock Andy Sykes Becky Reeves Judy Wakefield Pam Sterling Melba Ann Webb Margaret Swymer Susan Vanderslice Larry Sapp Linda Jones 63 EIGHTH Gary Bradford Susan Clark Jimmy Copeland 64 Diane Lawlor Bobby Lester Steve Lilly Jerry Mayer GRADE Joe Mixson Billy Naylor Butch Neal 65 Billy Tomlinson Steve Wakefield Tommy William Ashley McLeod F A V 0 R 1 T E S DIANE LAWLOR - TOMMY WILLIAMS (L-R) B. Lester, B. Jackson, S. Lilly, D. Lawlor, B. Price. FRESHMEN , K F B 15 S. 1'N m F O 'V •' N ri_rlt. of � l ‘ ,, ivath e .M ;• ) � • Gall Pfenniger Loretta Randolph Nanna Roberts Allan Sanchez Rusty Shockley Sid Todsen Lynda Wilkins Anita Wisenbaker Marian Honey 69 FRESHMEN Arnold, Charles - Arthur, Victor — Copeland, Susan Crony, Beth------- Honey, Marian - Lee, Dores-------- McCraken, Nancy Masingill, Shelia Parker, Mary Ann Randolph, Loretta Pfenninger, Gail • Roberts, Nanna - ■ Rutledge, Jerry - • Shockley, Rusty - ■ Todsen, Sid------- Wilkins, Lynda - ■ Wynes, Edward - • 807 W. Gordon 4631 W. 9th Ave Rt. 2 Box 28 4330 S. W. 95th Ave 11040 Romulus Rt. 2 Rt. 1- Rt. 3 Box 251 9flQ Qr M E Hialeah, Fla. Lake Park, Ga. Miami, Fla. Romulus, Mich. Quitman, Ga. Quitman, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 29 320 N.W. 61 Terrace Rt. 3 Box 87 - Rt. Box 1192 Box 551 1002 Pelican ■ Fernandina, Fla. ■ Hollywood, Fla. Gainesville, Fla. Immakalee, Fla. St. Petersburg, Fla. 106 W. Moore St. Baton Rou 6| La, • Valdosta, Ga. President - Sid Todsen, Vice-President - Loretta Randolf, Secretary - Anita Wisenbaker, Treas- urer - Charles Arnold, Sergeant at Arms - Dores Lee. 70 SOPHOMORES Elaine Graham SOPHOMORES Black, Allen-------- Carter, Jimmy------- Champagne, Tommy Cochran, Brad------- Crawford, Fred------ Darwin, Linda------- Edge, Farm---------- Gentry, Richard----- Graham-, Elaine----- Griffin, Randall---- Harvey, Dennis------ James, Everett------ Kemp, Ray----------- Kendrick, Phil------ Knobloch, Evelyn - • McCall, Jerry------- Mobley, Buddy------- Moulton, Pam-------- Naylor, John-------- Peebles, Jene---------- Pridgen, Gladys----- Roberts, Timmy------ Ryan, Tommy--------- Sanchez, Allan--------- Small, Ronnie------- Storey, Herman------ 1017 W. Gordon 1312 East - Box 972 New Orleans, La. 3707 Macon Rd. Rt. 3 Box 334 ■ Columbus, Ga. Port Royal, S. C. dux 1200 Mcree Dr. Valdosta, Ga. OUhtO rust OL, Rt. 2 Valdosta, Ga. 2028 Lancaster Rd. Birmingham, Ala. LaKe city, ria. d Idling K.JL KI. Z DOX DID Rt. 2 Box 546 Valdosta, Ga. President - Tommy Ryan, Vice-President - Jerry McCall, Secretary - Celie Mappin, Treas- urer - Buddy Mobley, Sergeant at Arms - Allen Black. 75 JUNIORS Janice Holt Jimmy Green Marianne Harrell Bill Keele Kaye Kitchens 79 Johnny Lawlor Anita Parrish Jean Rogers Joseph Shulum 80 Joan Stewart Wesley Underwood Nancy Vidal Brenda Williams Rita Ussery 81 JUNIORS Arther, Robert---- Copeland, Diane - Davis, Howard — Day, Sandra------- Eldridge, Gordon - Green , Jimmy - - Harrell, Marianne Holt, Janice------ Keele, Bill------- Kitchens, Kaye - - Lawlor, Johnny - - Parrish, Anita---- Ray, Johnny---------- Rogers, Jean------ Shulum, Joseph - - Stewart, Joan----- Underwood, Wesley Ussery, Rita------ Vidal, Nancy------ Weir, Laura------- Williams, Brenda - Woodall, Joseph - - Woodall, George ■- ■ 4631 W. 9th Ave.--------- Rt. 2 Box 248 ---------- Rt. 2.................... Rt. 1................. 4232 Ortega Farms Circle Rt. 2 Box 482 -......... 600 N. Madison----------- 7790 S. W. 87 Ave.------- 231 W. Market Apt. 5 - - 309 E. Sultana Dr.------- Box 555 ----------------- 428 W. Ventura---------- 1153 Clinton Rd.--------- 7105 S.W. 84th Ave. - Dereh Bethlehem--------- 702 Pineridge Dr.------- 2388 Connally Dr.-------- 520 Park Ave.------------ 1110 Forester Ave.------- 815 Royal Ct.--------- 837 Cooper Ave. 837 Cooper Ave. Miami, Fla. Valdosta, Ga. ■Valdosta, Ga. Quitman, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. Valdosta, Ga. Quitman, Ga. Miami, Fla. Akron, Ohio Fitzgerald, Ga. Valdosta, Ga. Clewiston, Fla. Macon, Ga, Miami, Fla. Israel Valdosta, Ga. East Point, Ga. LaGrange, Ga. Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Brownsville, Ky. Columbus, Ga. Columbus, Ga. President - Bill Keele, Vice-President - Johnny Ray, Secretary - Joan Stewart, Treasurer - Jimmy Green, Sergeant at Arms - Johnny Lawlor. 83 ARE THESE TOMORROW’S Oh, Hi Jim. Lights Out?' Me, Sick? Hold that tiger! Morning, Brenda! SENIORS? 'Who’s Dennis, Honey?' Such a beastly bore! 84 Dennis who! Jr. Play 3 Football 1 Track 1 Student Con. 2 Pres. S. C. 4 Pres. Senior C. 4 V. -Pres. Jr. C. 3 Homecoming C. 3-4 May Court 2 Asst. Dorm Sup. 4 Basketball King 3 Hi-Y 2 JERRY ARNOLD 4-H Club 3 Chorus 3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Intramurals 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Jr. Play 3 Missionary Club 3 Song Leaders Club 4 Golf Club 3 Bowling Club 4 PHYLLIS BACON 4-H Club 2-3-4 Dorm Council 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Annual Staff 2-4 Asst. Ed. Annual S. 4 Paper Staff 4 Declamation 4 Pep Club 3-4 Jr. Play 3 Student Council 2-3-4 May Court 2 Art Club 1 Future Nurses 1 86 DAVID ARNOLD Basketball 2-3 Beta Club 4 Baseball 2-3-4 4-H Club 4 Quartet 3 Chorus 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3-4 Library Club 4 Lettermen's Club 2-3 Intramurals 2-3-4 Pep Club 3-4 KAYE COCHRON Ball 4-H Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Library Club 1-2 F.H.C. 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 1 Future Nurses Club 1 LINDA EHRHART Chorus 2-3-4 Homecoming Att. 4 4-H Club 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3-4 Student Council 4 Dorm Council 4 JACKIE DAVIS 87 MUNDA GREEN Most Talented 2-3 Basketball 2 4-H Club 1-2-3 Cheerleader 3 Trio 1-2-3-4 Ensemble 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 1-2-3 Paper Staff 3-4 Letterman Club 3 Spanish Club 2-4 Pep Club 3 Jr. Play 3 Girl's Solo 2-4 Homecoming Attend. CHERRY HILWORTH Homecoming Queen 4 Beta Club 3-4 V.-Pres. 3 4-H Club 4 Dorm Council 4 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Co-Captain 4 Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Co-Editor 4 Letterman Club 2-3-4 Intramural Teams 4 Pep Club 1 Latin Club 3 DON GREENE 4-H Club 3-4 Dorm Council 4 Quartet 4 Ensemble 3-4 Chorus 3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Paper Staff 4 Spanish Club 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 2 Jr. Play 2 Forrestry Club 1 Future Teachers 1 Missionary Club 3 Solo 4 88 ! i i i STERLING McFERRIN Basketball 1-2-3-4 Quartet 4 Ensemble 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Annual Staff 2-3-4 Paper Staff 3 Lettermen Club 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 2-3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Jr. Play 3 Class Officer 3-4 Homecoming Court 4 Student Council 3-4 Jr. Talent Show 3 Favorite 2-3 RICHARD KEELE Basketball 2-3-4 Bowling 4 Co-Captain 4 Baseball 2-3-4 Class Favorite 2 Jr. Play 3 One Act Play 4 Lettermen's Club 2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 3 Missionary Club 3-4 Song Leading Club 3-4 Golf 3 JOHN MANRY Baseball 4 4-H Club 4 Dorm Council 4 Chorus 4 Intramurals 4 CARMEN MOORE 4-H Club 4 Dorm Council 4 Cheerleader 2-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Annual Staff 2-4 Paper Staff 2-3-4 Library Club 4 Letterman Club 2-4 Intramural 1 Student Council 2-4 Red Cross Rep. 1-2 Homecoming Princess 4 Future Homemakers of America 2 BONNIE O’NEAL Basketball 2-3-4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Debate Club 3 Dorm Council 2-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Lettersman Club 2-3-4 Spanish Club 2-3 Intramural 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Att. 3 Class Officer 3 Pep Club 3 Jr. Play 3 PAM WARF 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Debate 3-4 Dorm Council 3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Annual 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 1-2-3-4 Library Club 4 One Act Play 4 Declamation 4 Lettersman 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Intramural 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 3-4 GAYE WHEELER 4-H Club 2-3 Debate Club 3 Cheerleader 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Library Club 4 Spanish Club 1 Pep Club 3 Jr. Play 3 F.H.A. 1 Annual Editor 4 Student Council 4 91 SENIORS Arnold, David - - - Arnold, Jerry------ Bacon, Phyllis----- Cochron, Kay------- Davis, Jackie----- Ehrhart, Linda - - ■ Greene, Don------- Greene, Munda - - Hilworth, Cherry ■ Keele, Richard - - McFerrin, Sterling Manry, John------- Moore, Carmen - - O’Neal, Bonnie - Pate, Bobby------- Roberts, Mary----- Warf, Pam--------- Wheeler, Gaye - - 807 W. Gordon--------- 807 W. Gordon --------■ 2011 N. Harding------- 1839 Primrose Ave. - - - Rt. 2 Box 513 -....... 1221 Willowbranch Ave. 1712 Evans Dr.-------- 491 S. Willow--------- 2666 Batavia St. ----- 231 W. Market Apt. 5 - 3108 W. Lambright----- 9350 S.W. 117 Terrace 7605 S.W. 134 St.----- 1213 N. Calhoon St. 802 Lakeland Ave.----- Box 174............... 5560 W. 12th Ave.----- 310 Canna Dr.--------- Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta, Ga. Albany, Ga. Nashville, Tenn Valdosta, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Jesup, Ga. East Point, Ga. Akron, Ohio Tampa, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Perry, Fla. Valdosta, Ga. Islamorada, Fla. Miami, Fla Valdosta, Ga. President - David Arnold, Vice-President - Richard Keele, Secretary - Cherry Hilworth, Treas- urer - Bob McKnight, Sergeant at Arms - Linda Ehrhart. 92 93 We, the Senior Class, being of normal mind and under no influ- ence worth mentioning, do here-by make our last will and testament. We hope that you will take these gifts which are our dearest possessions, and were it possible we would carry them to the grave and beyond, and use them to enrich your lives and remember the Senior Class of 1963. I, David Arnold, leave to Joe Woodall my high standing reputa- tion with the girls. I, Jerry Arnold, leave to Jimmy Green the ability to follow in the footsteps of my big brother. I, Phyllis Bacon, leave my ability to skip class and get away with it to Johnny Ray. I, Kay Cochron, leave my ability to get along with others to Anita Parrish and Rita Ussery. I, Jackie Davis, leave to Fred Crawford my ability to antagonize the feminine sex. I, Linda Ehrhart, leave to George Woodall all my love with hopes that he’ll cherish it always. I, Don Greene, leave my ability to moon over the girls and enjoy it to Johnny Lawlor. I, Munda Greene, will my vocal abilities to Howard Davis. I, Cherry Hilworth, leave my ability to go with Freshmen to Nancy Vidal. I, John Manry, leave my Bible notebook to Joseph Shulum as a cheat sheet for tests next year. I, Sterling McFerrin, leave to Gordon Eldrige my ability to think. I, Carmen Moore, will my ability to go with a boy three months and not be kissed to Janice Holt. I, Bonnie O'Neal, leave to Joan Stewart, my ability to mop up the gym floor at every basketball game. I, Mary Roberts, being of small mind and big body, leave all the underweight Juniors my poundage. I, Bobby Pate, will my ability to cheat the students out of 60 hours of study by setting the bell up 8 minutes to Jack Scott and Wesley Un- derwood. We, Pam Warf and Richard Keele, leave our ability to be true to our steadies to Diane Copeland. I, Gaye Wheeler, will Brenda Williams my coordination. 94 THE END I V , t 4 ■ « 95 WAKEFIELD’S YOUR ORDER, PLEASE? CAFETERIA ADVERTISERS THE SIGNATURE OF QUALITY IN FEMININE FASHIONS rncdoe Ca J THI STYLI ONTU Of YALOOSTA Compliments of WARPS TRANSMISSION SERVICE South Patterson Valdosta, Georgia Compliments of REG. U. S. PAT. Off. Compliments of GUS WISENBAKER’S GROCERY STORE Dasher Georgia Compliments o f SOUTHLAND TRACTOR CO. Stateville Highway Valdosta Georgia C ompliments Compliments of of DAIRY-CO MILK SOUTHERN BUILDERS COMPANY AND SUPPLY West Hill Ave. CH 2-4750 Dasher Georgia Valdosta, Georgia With All Good Wishes to the Students of the Georgia Christian School FIRST STATE BANK Valdosta Member of F. D. I. C. Georgia of CLYATTVILLE BEAUTY SALON INEZ PRIDGEN Clyattville, Ga. Compliments of WISENBAKER - SHELL Compliments of Compliments of DASHER-VALDOSTA LP GAS CO. 510 S. Patterson CH 2-7165 Valdosta, Georgia Compliments of W. A. GOOCH LUMBER CO. South Patterson Valdosta Georgia Compliments of STERLING’S VAUGHN CURB STORE 608 S. Patterson Valdosta Georgia BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE 1200 S. Patterson now iti Pepsi for those who think young Say, Pepsi, Please Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '63 SOUTH GEORGIA OXYGEN COMPANY 708 Patterson St. Valdosta, Ga. Compliments of C. A. CRUMBS 313 South Patterson Valdosta, Ga. WARLICK - TART fi ►!« CH 4-2561 Valdosta, Ga. VALDOSTA MOTEL Large Pool U.S. Highway 41 South Compliments of MINCHEW’S RESTAURANT Valdosta's Finest Compliments of VALDOSTA MACHINERY SUPPLY CO. Valdosta Georgia Compliments of Compliments of BROOKWOOD PLAZA RODDEY FLORIST HARDWARE CO. Specials on School Farm and Home Corsages Valdosta Georgia Valdosta Georgia The Family Store Extends Its Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '63 Five Stores in One . Variety . Hardware . Clothing . Garden Shop . Housewares Three Ways to Buy . Cash . Layaway . Charge-it-Plan Nothing Down, Months to Pay You Must Be Satisfied or Money Back Compliments of LANGDALE COMPANY Valdosta Georgia Compliments of the Compliments of PARK AVENUE BANK SPINNING WHEEL Private Bank Not Incorporated FABRICS Valdosta Georgia CH 4-2767 Valdosta, Ga. Congratulations Seniors of 1963 JEWELL L. FUTCH SHERIFF Valdosta Georgia HITCHING POST Drive-in-Window 50 Phones Undershelter Air Conditioned Phone CH 2-2235 Compliments of Compliments BOB BELCHER’S of DRUGSTORE COOKS MOTEL 310 N. Patterson Phone CH 2-6890 Valdosta Georgia Valdosta Georgia WESTERN AUTO Compliments of ASSOCIATE STORE SCHWART’S Home Owned by HARRY B. ANDERSON 124 N. Ashley Valdosta Georgia JOSEPH PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Fruits - Produce, Inc. Georgia State Farmers Market CH 2-0878 Valdosta, Ga. Compliments Compliments of of THE GREEN TURTLE MILLER HARDWARE RESTAURANT COMPANY Valdosta Georgia Valdosta Georgia Compliments of Compliments of OLAN H. LUKE MEN SHOP DAIRY QUEEN 136 N. 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Into the future ... a world to be conquerod . . . for some, fame-fortune, others disappointment ... all strivingfor success... remember- ing always . . . All things work to gether for those that love the Lord. And So Goodbye, Assistant Editor Photographer President Athens Clay Pullias of David Lipscomb College invites you to Consider the Advantages of fear-round Education Graduates of Christian high schools and junior colleges should be interested in complet- ing their education in the short- est possible time. The church stands in dire need of active young members prepared to groiv into leadership in the Lord’s work all over the world. • $o AU ‘ifa J®hmn Cljfar fetters (Cmnr (Smfiitg President Athens Clay Pullias has presented nearly 2000 degree certificates to Lipscomb graduates majoring in 24 different fields of study since the first senior college class was graduated in 1948. Lipscomb successfully initiated year-round education with a full fourth quarter opening in June, 1962. More than 100 first-term fresh- men enrolled in programs that will permit them to graduate in June, 1965. Hereafter, freshman classes will begin in June and September each year. Commencements will be held in June and August. Junior college graduates also save time by be- ginning their senior college work at Lipscomb in June instead of September. Few young peo- ple can find summer employment that will re- ward them as well as will completion of a quarter’s work in college. Students planning to study in professional or graduate schools after receiving the B.S. or B.A. degree will benefit from year-round education by thus shortening their overall period of preparation. Lipscomb offers pre-professional training in many fields and has awarded B.A. or B.S. degrees to nearly 2000 men and women majoring in 24 different areas of study since 1948. BOARDING STUDENTS HAVE A DEFI- NITE ADVANTAGE IN FOURTH QUARTER STUDY. By beginning their studies in June and making a satisfactory record in the summer quarter, they are guaranteed choice dormitory space for the more crowded fall quarter, since they will be permitted to retain the rooms as- signed for the summer. YOU HAVE BEGUN YOUR EDUCATION IN A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL which recognizes the importance of Bible study as preparation for any life work. Complete it at Lipscomb where every student is privileged to study the Bible every day while receiving superior academic training. Alumni of Lipscomb now furnish Christian leadership for the Lord’s church as well as in their professions and vocations throughout the United States and in other countries. This is your invitation to write for information about how you may join this great army of Christian men and women. 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