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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

iras Our annual has at last been completed, and we are very proud of our efforts. The an- nual staff has worked hard and long on it, but we have learned much and have enjoyed the work. Even if we became discouraged at times, we have tried to make the annual a success. We, the annual staff, hope that all of you enjoy reading it and that it may serve in years to come as a happy reminder of the 1963-64 school year. As you browse through the book in later years, we hope that it will make you smile and recall “the good old days at GCS.” Many people have contributed to the production of this annual, and we, the editors, would like to first recognize the helpfulness of the annual staff. They have worked well to- gether. We would like to thank Bro. Hudelston, our advisor, for all the assistance he has given us. We certainly could not have done the work without him. Next, we would like to thank the many businesses and individuals who bought ads. It is to these people, whose monetary contributions have made this annual possible, that we perhaps owe our greatest debt of gratitude. We are also grateful to Bro. Wakefield and the faculty who gave us a boost and time out of classes to work on the annual. We appreciate the opportunity that we have had in serving the school as editor of the 1963-64 PINE EMBERS, and we will always remember it as an honor and a privilege to have been selected for this job. Yours truly, 2 Table of Contents Faculty Administration Organization Athletics Activities Favorites Elementary Junior High Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Advertisers 4 Brother Jesse Hudelston We the Annual Staff of 1964 are very proud to dedicate our edition of the 1964 Pine Embers to our very dear friend and teacher, Bro. Jesse Hudelston. He has been a great benefactor in many of our lives. His sincere teaching and his vari- able personality have touched all our hearts at one time or the other. Whenever we of the annual staff needed help he was always there to lend a helping hand. We, of the staff and all of the school, deeply appreciate the attitude and the sincerity of this great man. Many a time has Bro. Hudelston said a bright remark which has brightened our lives from day to day. His religious background has inspired many a heart on campus in the two years he has been here. A native of Tennessee where the mountains rise high he came, but we, of G. C. S„ truly hope he has the old dry sand of South Georgia in his shoes so he will stay with us many more 5 enjoyable years. 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. Audie L. Folwell 6 pryoipUHAi H P9JflV tt p9onpojaW«i JBJ SlUfJ SBl{ pjJOM 9l{} JBl{} 9[bos puojS f B UO X}9100S JS9UIJ 9l[ SI S9}B}g p9}lUQ 91{J JBl|J XBS OJ 9JB1JS91| }OU p|flOM J. A Board of Directors (L-R) Everett Force, Eddie Couch, Jim Spivey, Frank McGehee, Cleon McLeod, Cade Traxler, Joe Rowell, Dr. Sam McFaland, Elmer Morgan, Louie Futch, W. W. Colson, and Wiley Taylor. Dr. Parker Elrod was not present. President..............................FRANK McGEHEE Vice-President.........................J. L. SPIVEY, JR. Secretary.......................................JOE ROWELL Treasurer..............................CLEON McLEOD, SR. 9 Dear Students: This has been one of the most interesting and rewarding years of my life. The opportunities to serve you young people in your spiritual development as well as your academic and social growth has been a wonderful experience. I trust and pray that your experiences this year at Georgia Christian School have given you the courage and deter- mination to always do your best in keeping with God's will. With whatever facts and skills you gain, may your dependence always rest in God and his Word. The future holds for you a fabulous store-house of tech- nological advances, changing social order, a smaller world through better and faster transportation and communication, and greater opportunities for taking Christ to every creature. The key to this store-house is knowledge and wisdom. As you obtain and use this key, may you always seek to lay hold on the best parts in an effort to have a better world and a stronger hope for the world to come, 'the Heavenly city of God.' In Christian love, Howard R. Wakefield High School Principal 10 Elementary Principal’s Message I I I I Dear Students, This school year is rapidly coming to an end. We should stop and meditate on the things that we need to do. There are probably some deeds of kindness that we have left undone. Seniors, since this is your last year, your life status will be changing. I believe that each of you will ac- cept the responsibility that is placed upon you. 1 sin- cerely hope that each of you will have a happy and fruitful future. Don’t forget the most important thing in your life, Christ. Your friend. Prewitte Copeland Elementary Principal EDDIE CAMPBELL KATHERINE CAMPBELL Speech 5 and 6 Grade Sociology Economics Dean of Students WALLY COLSON Chemistry Typing I PREWITT COPELAND 7 Grade Elementary School Principal BOODIE FOX World History Printing Gym Coach General Science JON HAZELIP 8 Grade Coach Biology JESSE HUDELSTON English III Spanish I and II General Math BILL LONG Bible V President C. E. MORRIS Bible II Algebra I and II Plane Geometry Science ELLEN MOULTON PATSY SMALL 3 and 4 Grade Home. Ec. I and II Secretary to President CHARLOTTE SMITH Music English I MORJORIE TOMLIN- SON 1 and 2 Grade HOWARD WAKEFIELD Principal Bible IV Typing I CHARLIE WALTON English II and IV 7 Grade Coach WAYNE WRIGHT Bible I Head Coach Typing II Gym World Geography American History Now it's our turn. I hardly know you. Our night out. Ride, Daddy, ride. Lip gets more ideas. Hi Godfrey! Ho Gotobed! Hi-Ho! Godfrey Gotobed! 14 as r Ours is the only country deliberately founded on a good idea.” John Gunther SECRETARIES Mrs. Sam Lee Mrs. Ben Hill Wisenbaker Kay Kitchens Linda Darwin PRINT SHOP Wesley Underwood Bob Lewis Robert Arther Wally Colson Charlie Copeland Mgr. Mr. Wally Colson 16 BUS DRIVERS Mr. Wallace B. Jones Charlie Copeland Johnnie Ray FARM SUPERVISOR Mr. S. M. Keele DINING HALL Miss Carrie Futch Mrs. Kathleene Storey Mrs. Juaniece Sterling Miss Mary Tyson Mrs. S. M. Keele Dietician Miss Carrie Futch LAUNDRY SUPERVISORS Mrs. Recy Davis Not pictured Mrs. Mary Naylor Mrs. Elsie Copeland 17 SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Carol Fox BUS MAINTENANCE Mr. Jim Croxson STUDENT CENTER Mrs. Ray Peters Mr. Ray Peters Not pictured Mrs. Fred Baker DORM SUPERVISORS Girls' Mrs. Louise Bristow Boys' Mr. Fred Baker W Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolution- ary movement, we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it ” Clinton Rossiter Judy Jones, Joan Stewart, Pam Moulton, Dores Lee, Sandra Day, Susan Copeland, Anita Wisenbaker, Gladys Pridgen, Charles Cochran, Sid Todsen, Robert Arther, Wayne Nary, Wesley Underwood, Johnny Lawlor, Billy Keele, Peggy Stellricht. ’64 Annual Staff The last night! Co-Editors JOHNNY RAY DIANE COPELAND Sponsor JESSE HUDELSTON The Annual Staff has worked many long hours, which you will fully be able to see, in this book. We would like to thank everyone who took an active part and espe- cially the ones who sold us the barbecue potato chips and Pepsi which kept us going. 20 Student Council President------------------------------------------ JANICE HOLT Vice-President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - JIMMY GREEN Secretary...................................... EVELYN KNOBLOCH Treasurer....................................WESLEY UNDERWOOD Parliamentarian ------------------------------JOHNNY RAY Sponsor..................................BROTHER EDDIE CAMPBELL The purpose of the Student Council is to promote a better student - teacher relationship. One of the many activities that the Student Council has sponsored this year was the Foot- ball Banquet. BOYS' QUARTET Jimmy Green Sid Todson John Naylor Ron Small SPONSORS Wayne Wright, Jesse Hudelston, Charlotte Smith, Eddie Campbell Charles Walton GIRLS' QUARTET Nanna Roberts Nancy Vidal Linda Wilkins Cindy Watts 22 TYPING Lynn Spivey, Jimmy Green ONE-ACT PLAY Beth Croney, Lynn Spivey, Bob Arther, Diane Copeland, Bill Keele, Nancy Vidal. Wesley Underwood, Lynn Spivey, Phil Nanna Roberts, Sid Todson Kendricks, Wayne Narey, not pictured - Beth Croney. Georgia Christian School is happy to present the Literary Event Contestants who have spent ruch tire in preparation for the contests. The annual staff is sorry the following pictures were not available: Soloists Sid Todson and Nanna Roberts. i 23 Senior 4-H Club President, Diane Copeland; Boys' Vice-President, Howard Davis; Girls' Vice-President, Dianne Lawlor; Secretary, Pam Moulton; Song Leader, Johnny Lawlor; Treasurer, Richard Gentry. 24 DIANNE LAWLOR, First Place Winner DIANE COPELAND, Second Place Winner FIRST ROW: Becky Scaggs, Janice Wakefield, Pam Mills, Howard Morris, Kelly Morris, Phillip Riggs, Randy Stork, Rodney Myers, Scott Griffin, Royce Howard. SECOND ROW; Beth Dixon, Marsha Landers, Richard Copeland, Jamie Copeland, David Campbell, Linda Kemp, Laura Stevens, Denise Copeland, Aaron Copeland, Paul Webb. THIRD ROW: Joel Smith, Ray Grant, Ben Wisenbaker, and Edna Hodges. Junior 4-H Club DRESS REVIEW CONTESTANTS Diane Lawlor, Diane Copeland, Pam Mills, Laura Stevens. Georgia Christian A Cappella Chorus The G. C. S. A Cappella Chorus is the largest organization in the high school and is one of the most active. The development of the voice and musical understanding is offered, in addition to opportunities for developing leadership, co-opera- tion, and ability to perform in public. The friend- ships made and the daily opportunity to sing choral music together are among the experiences many graduates cherish. Director CHARLOTTE SMITH BOYS QUARTET GIRLS' QUARTET Jimmy Green, Sid Todsen Nanna Roberts, Cindy Watts John Naylor, Ron Small Nancy Vidal, Linda Wilkins 27 President - - - Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer - - - Sponsor - - - - ........BOB LEWIS - DIANE COPELAND EVELYN KNOBLOCH JOHNNY RAY - CHARLES MORRIS The Beta Club members are chosen on the basis of their achievement, character, and leadership. They have undertaken the task of selling Georgia Christian car tags in order to raise money. They look forward to the initiating of new members at some later date. 28 Athletics “If we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” 1964 G.C.S. Generals Georgia Christian School fielded its first football team this season. On the history-making team were twenty-three boys who lettered. Trophy winners were: Allen Black. Most Improved; Bob Arther, Most Valuable; John Naylor. Outstanding Defensive Player; Bob Lewis. Spirit of the Generals Award. The Tri-Captains were John Naylor, Bob Lewis. Joe Munday. BOTTOM ROW: Managers Steve Wakefield and Gary Bradford, Danny Bryson. Everett James, Bill Keele, Allen Black, Charles Cochran, Phil KenKrick, Butch Neal, Charles Arnold, Tommy Wil- liams, Wayne Narey, John Naylor, Billy Naylor; Manager. TOP ROW: Coach Fox, Coach Wright, Tommy Champagne, Brad Cochran, Bob Arther, Jimmy Green, Bob Lewis, Ed Palmer, Tim Lewis, Joe Munday, John Massey, Richard Gentry, Coach Hazelip, Coach Walton. 30 31 32 Not.Pictured: Shari Boedeker. (L-R) Nancy Vidal, Loretta Randolph, Lynda Wilkins, Lynn Spivey, Evelyn Knobloch. Sponsor: KAY WALTON CAPTAINS: Lynda Wilkins, Evelyn Knobloch. Along with our first football team came our first football cheerleaders. During the season the cheerleaders continued to give the team a boost whether winning or losing 33 Sharon Brame, Derenda Ulrich, Brenda Williams, Beth Croney, Sandy Creech, Cindy Watts. Sponsor: 34 (L-R) Bobbie Nell Jackson, Elaine Graham, Anita Wisenbaker, Brenda Darwin, Sue Clark, Diane Crosby, Kathy Cates, Joyce Knabb, Evelyn Knobloch, Linda Wilkins, Loretta Randolph, Diane Lawlor, Delores Cannon, Coach Hazelip. Captain: LINDA WILKINS The girls on the basketball team this year were inexperienced but gave their all to the game. Almost all of these girls will return next year. The experience they have gained and their determina- tion to win will lead them to triumph next year. 35 GCS Beaten By Tribe At Whighara enerals Down Generals, Bulldogettes ctories Chalk Up H RITER ■3? 49 ■ M29 38 i Van 10, [}■ Williar Wickman )t n 10, Roq.i OIRLS -Wilkins Knob lyd BOYS the fifth of ich Wayne |d against SoirflO: VR •times he doe l Jer exercises in Es, somc- ds and oth- small cell (L-R) Bill Keele, Gordon Eldridge, Wayne Narey, Brad Cochran, Jimmy Green, Richard Gentry, Wesley Underwood, John Naylor, Tommy Williams, Manager: Gary Bradford, Coach: Wright. Captain: JIMMY GREEN After losing two close opening games, the varsi- ty boys went on to a fine season of 15 wins and 8 losses. Impressive wins came over Lowndes County, Climax, Mt. Dora, Omega, and others. The Generals of next year will miss boys like Jimmy Green who averaged 21. 8 per game and Gordon Eldridge who averaged 16. 4 points per game. 37 (L-R) Steve Lilly, John Naylor, Charles Cochran, Ed Palmer, Glenn Carter, Richard Whitesell, John Massy, Hugh Cooper, David Gafney. Coach Fox. Captain: Hugh Cooper Tremendous progress was made by the young Junior Varsity Generals. Among the more im- pressive wins were over such teams as Lee, Jen- nings, Howay Academy, Hahira, and others. Such boys as Charles Cochran, Glenn Carter, and Hugh Cooper should be of great advantage next year. 38 enert STATEN V: Is took anj Echols it. cs, S orf Carries it Echols Generals Rap Eagles; Lowndes Girls Romp B TIMES STAFF WRITER 1 Gon Georgia Christian School’s G county rival Lowndes |V and kept going - victory i« , The Lol quick lead' Slde single poinv, a . to. take a 41 r . , . GCS coa fciumtet credited a 1-2 rec- responsible far® 1‘5' victory, and the Eagle Bruck v,, 16 points the nth a 22-______________ high point Jh 20 mark- fCf' C fEchols sex- U the scq e hit | Coll leader GCS Echols GCS t36L lor 2, Wji son, Canflf school in |rday night. GCS boys, trailing going the final period, forced Jen- into an overtime period and out on the long end of a score. GCS girls held the upper all the way in turning back Knobioek. ings 39-31. Sw!iiey°w, |rdon Eldridge led the GCS Roboris, Hondo' rs with 20 points while Jim- chl,,y' Jreene pressed him for GCS gcs tg honors with 15. Eqgcs ui) Grecn aid Tyre led the Jennings dridgo 6, underwood ' and captured game scoring r.an 7‘ wnnams 2, n.i r-1 , , Arnold. s with 22, while Richard . coieman 2' am was pouring through 19 6- Tharn s. ■ the GCS girls, Lynd. it for 21 and Dian, [.'lose behind he; forward Si id the FJ past cross- ird quarter basketball halftime witched to McKenzie 1 the zone fagle top and two half. |with an attack, iad by ie end ex- final inner ja. — Generals took nade it stick i.they notch- nph over L ILS R( ensi rndes 15. GCS hit on 18 of 26 free throws and Lowndes eight of nine. Carole Bonner’s 22 points and Jennie Garrison's 11 paced the Lowndes Eaglettes to their win. The Eaglettes bounded to a 26- 5 halftime lead and were ahead 37-10 at the end of three. Linda Wilkins, seven points were high for GCS. kThe Generals have won‘five ' lost two while the GCS girls have won one and lost six. The Eagles record is two id three and the Eaglettes are terals tek V, 15, Wl Cockrl «JINGS Burnarr Wetherlng! is _____________ (39) — Lynda 16, Wisenbaker 'ackson. Cannon, cc. 1INGS (31) - Smith! IS Quinn rns Back lega 66-58 vV jmc irovemenl for GCS Cage By TIMES STAFF WRITER r°vement is the theme song for Georgia Christi School s boys and girls basketball teams as thev look' ffetory seventh [ Wayne ! against four contest, Larry Firth a 29-point per- lead the GCS squad With four minutes re- two Generals had already he court via the five-foul FTte and four others were push- ig fate with four fouls. For Lee, Sherill Hicks swished (L-R) Boodie Fox, Wayne Wright, Doyle Mills. Not shown: Jon Hazelip, Charlie Walton. Boys’ Basketball Schedule Nov. 23 Climax 50-54 Lost Nov. 26 Echols County 63-48 Won Nov. 30 Jennings 59-30 Won Dec. 3 Lakeland 76-58 Won Dec. 6 Mt. Dora 51-41 Won Dec. 7 Lowndes County 48-42 Won Dec. 10 Echols County 66-53 Won Dec. 13 Whigham 43-47 Lost Dec. 17 Norman Park 47-54 Lost Jan. 10 Lee 88-74 Won Jan. 11 Jennings 60-52 Won Jan. 14 Echols County 73-45 Won Jan. 17 Mt. Dora 65-75 Lost Jan. 18 Howey Academy 68-38 Won Jan. 21 Omega 48-71 Lost Jan. 24 Norman Park 50-77 Lost Jan. 28 Echols County 67-41 Won Jan. 31 Whigham 52-38 Won Feb. 1 Climax 61-54 Won Feb. 7 Lowndes County 30-54 Lost Feb. 11 Lakeland 64-53 Won Feb. 14 Omega 66-58 Won 40 FIRST ROW: Bernie Futch, Larry Sappe, Aaron Copeland. SECOND ROW: Ben Wisenbaker, Andy Sykes, Mike Grant, Wilkes Pollock. Boys’ and Girls’ Jr. Varsity FIRST ROW: Melba Webb, Linda Kemp, Patti Williams. SECOND ROW: Ann Lilly, Pam Sterling, Joann Stoner, Janice Stevens. 4! The Junior High Cheerleaders Kathy Green, Cindy Spivey, Wanda Dixon, Kay Herring, Pam Mills. 42 Princesses 1964 Homecoming Queen Joan Stewart, a senior from Valdosta, Geor- gia, was chosen Homecoming Queen by the student body. Her sincere ways and Chris- tian attitudes, inspired her on to greater heights. Joan was escorted by Wesley Underwood. Sandra Day, the other runner-up, is from Valdosta, Georgia. She is a senior and has attended school here for the past two years. Her beauty combined with her personality is just a few of the reasons she was chosen as a princess. Sandra was escorted by Bob Lewis substituting for Tommy Ryan. Diane Copeland was one of the runners-up for Home- coming Queen. Her pleas- ant smile and sweet per- sonality people have enjoyed here for 12 years. We will really miss her next year. Diane was escorted by Billy Keele. 45 Ninth Grade Brenda Darwin Escort SidTodsen Seventh Grade Ann Lilly Escort Terry Day Fifth Grade Janice Wakefield Escort Howard Morris Eleventh Grade Cindy Watts Escort Jimmy Green First Grade Teah Wood Escort John King Third Grade Sherry Copeland Escort Gary Hutchinson 46 Tenth Grade Dores Lee Escort Johnny Ray Second Grade Jenny Jo Spivey Escort Jason Wisenbaker Eighth Grade Kathy Green Escort Andy Sykes Sixth Grade Denise Copeland Escort Paul Webb Fourth Grade Denise Carter Escort Mike Copeland 47 Excuses, excuses, excuses! Janice starts the day off by fixing her hair. General’s Cramming for the next class. Senior English??? Between classes. Waiting for supper. The pep rally is over, the big game is tonight. Studying for tomorrow's test. Mad rush home! Let's see eleven more weeks. I Favorites Mr. G.C. JIMMY GREEN Mr. and Miss Senior Class KAY KITCHENS JOHNNY LAWLOR Mr. and Miss Sophomore Class Most Outstanding Graduate JIMMY GREEN Favorites on these pages were chosen by vote of the entire high school student body except these four. The faculty chose Most Out- standing Graduate. Honor Boy, and Honor Girl while the year- book staff chose Pine Embers' Queen. Our hearty congratulations go to these deserving winners. 62 “The winning of freedom is not to be compared to the winning of a game — with the victory re- corded forever in history. Freedom has its life in the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men and so it must be daily earned and refreshed ...” Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary First John Bryson Becky Cochran Garianne Colson Sue Copeland Kathy Croxson Kim Crosby Cindy Hamm John King Rusty McLeod Minta Rogers Tina Ross Curtis Simms Teah Wood Teresa Wright Second Sheila Copeland Lisa Force Tommy Grant Sandy Guess Mike Hamm Jesse Hudelston, Jr. Jimmy Jones Carolyn King Mary Beth Lawlor Cathy Lilly Rex Lilly Janice Pollock Rickey Roberts Jenny Jo Spivey Glyneice Wisenbaker Jason Wisenbaker Third Linda Campbell Katherine Sue Copeland Sherri Copeland Robert Dodson Ricky Holcomb Gary Hutchinson Mary Clark Lilly Phyllis Mills Jimmy Naylor Pam Webb Randy Williams Lynn Wisenbaker Fourth Don Crumb Barbara Hamm John Holcomb Joane Johnson Danny Kilgore Chuck Lawlor Mickey Roberts Gayle Sterling Mary Jane Stoner 67 Kathy Wakefield Ann Williams Jill Wisenbaker Jamie Copeland Beth Dixon Scott Griffen Howard Morris Rodney Meyers Kathy Patrick Howard Royce Vickie Scaggs Randy Storch Ronnie Snow Janice Wakefield Ben Walker 68 Sixth Richard Copeland Jerry Grant Shirley Guess Kay Herring Marsha Landers Kenny Lawlor Pam Mills Kelly Morris Larry McIntyre Phillip Riggs Laura Stephens Paul Webb Who says the world is round??? Six little Indians. Time for romance. Future Generals??? Please say I DO. Now we get down to work. Just think I might be Queen someday??? ; Junior High “I have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . I would rather be assassinated on the spot than surrender it.” A braham Lincoln Seventh Scott Duncan Henry Dutton Bernie Futch Steve Griffin Patsy Hamm Linda Kemp Dale Landers Ann Lawson Joyce Lester Ann Lilly Bill McGowan JoAnn Stoner Cindy Spivey Patti Williams Ben Hill Wisenbaker CLASS OFFICERS, (L-R): Linda Kemp, Treasurer; Patti Williams, Secretary; Joyce Lester, Vice- President; Ann Lilly, President. CLASS FAVORITES Scott Duncan and Ann Lilly SPONSOR Boodie Fox Aaron Copeland Billy Cuen Wanda Dixson Jay Grant Mike Grant Kathy Green Eighth Edna Hodges Jimmy Johns Linda Jones Gwen Landers David McCrary Wilkes Pollock Larry Sapp Jim Sineath Joel Smith Pam Sterling Janice Stephens Debbie Swift Grade Margarette Swymer Andy Sykes Mark Todson Billy Tomlinson Judy Wakefield Melbe Webb CLASS OFFICERS, (L-R): Aaron Copeland, President; Jim Sineath, Vice-President; Judy Wake- field, Student Council Representative Alternate; Janice Stephens, Student Council Representa- tive; Kathy Green, Secretary; Andrew Sykes, Treasurer. CLASS FAVORITES Janice Stephens and Andrew Sykes SPONSOR Jon Hazelip Freshmen “May (the Declaration of Independence) be to the world what I believe it will be, to some parts sooner, to others later, but finally to all, the Signal of arousing men ... to assume the blessings and secu- rity of self-government.” Thomas Jefferson Freshmen President......... Vice-President - - Secretary------- Treasurer------- Sergeant-at-Arms - - - STEVE GIBSON - - BOBBY JACKSON - - BRENDA DARWIN - - GARY BRADFORD CHARLES COCHRAN This being our first year in high school we have en- joyed it very much. We are looking forward to next year that we can look down to the lowerclassmen. Sponsor, CHARLES MORRIS [ 78 Gary Bradford Darla Brownlee Delores Cannon Cathy Cates Susan Clark Jimmy Copeland Larry Crawford Brenda Darwin Terry Day Richard Futch David Gaffney Charles Cochran Steve Gibson Sandra Howell Bobbie Nell Jackson Mary Jean Jackson Patricia Jackson Danny Johnson Diane Lawlor Robert Lester Steve Lilly John Massey Ashley McLeod Arthur Mixson Billy Naylor Butch Neal Nancy Peacock Roger Reynolds Thomas Sapp Tommy Thrash Stephen Wakefield Richard Whitesell Beth Williams Tommy Williams Janice Wisenbaker 81 82 Sophomores President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ - BETHCRONEY ----TIM LEWIS LYNDA WILKINS NANNA ROBERTS The Sophomore Class this year has been very ac- tive. They have sponsored several clean-up com- mittees around the campus and have put on a very good variety show. They are looking forward to an- other good year at dear old G. C. S. Sponsor, CHARLIE WALTON 84 Donna Stephens Sid Todsen Juniors “There may be men who can live with- out political rights and without oppor- tunity of free individual development, but I think this is intolerable for most Americans.” Albert Einstein Juniors President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ ---WAYNE NAREY ......RON SMALL EVELYN KNOBLOCH - - DANNY BRYSON The juniors, this year were very happy to receive their class rings and put on several talent shows. They are planning on a fine Junior-Senior banquet this year. Sponsor, WAYNE WRIGHT 92 Kathy Baker Uchard Bateman Allen Black Sherri Boedeker Sharon Brame Gloria Brownlee David Collins Hugh Cooper Pam Moulton Joe Munday Wayne Narey John Naylor Ed Palmer Jene Peebles TT7T Seniors “Be Americans. Let there be no sectionalism, no North, South, East or West; you are all dependent one on another ... In one word, be a nation . . . ” George Washington Seniors President------------ Vice-President - - - Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms - .........BOB LEWIS -----JOHNNIE RAY PEGGY STELLRECHT - JOHNNY LAWLOR This is our last year at dear ole G. C. S. and I know it has profited each of us in many different ways. It will be hard to leave this campus and the many won- derful people associated with it. Good luck to all those who will follow in our footsteps. Sponsor. CHARLOTTE SMITH 100 BOB ART HER Student Coun. 1 Paper Staff 3 Plays 3,4 4-H 3 Chorus 3 One-Act Play 4 Football 4 DIANE COPELAND Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 4-H 1,2,3,4 District in 4-H 1,2, 3,4 Homecoming Princess 4 Class Favorite 1,2,3 Student Council 1,2,3 Secretary 3 Beta Club 3,4 4-H Pres. 3,4 4-H Vice-Pres. 1,2 One-Act Play 3 HOWARD DAVIS 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3,4 Stage Manager for Plays 3,4 Chorus 1,2 Girls' Basketball Manager 1 One-Act Play 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Co-Editor 3, 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 Outstanding Cheerleader 2 4-H County Coun. Vice-Pres. 1,3 4-H County Coun. Sec. 4 Baseball Manager 1 Letterman's Club 1 Class Treasurer 1,2 Intramurals 2,3,4 SANDRA DAY Music Club 1 Chorus 3,4 Science Club 2 4-H 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 2 Student Council 2 Annual Staff 4 Most Valuable Player Award 4 Pep Club 3 Intramurals 3 Print Shop Asst. 3,4 Homecoming Court 4 Annual Staff 4 Math Club 2 Pep Club 1, 2 F.H.A. 1,2 101 GORDON ELDRIDGE Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 4-H 1 DAVID HAUGHT Baseball 1,2,3 Junior Achievement 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Dorm Council 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3, 4 JIMMY GREEN Football 4 Baseball 1,2 Student Council 2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Class Vice-Pres. 1,2,3 Class Favorite 1, 2,3 Most Talented 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Escort 2,3,4 RANDALL GRIFFIN Science Club 3 Football Beta Club 4 Class Play 3,4 Quartet 1, 2, 3,4 Ensemble 1, 2 4-H 1,2,3,4 Literary Events 1,3 Annual Staff 1,2,3 Best All Around 3 Farm Machinery 2,3 Activities Club 1,2,3 Football 1, 2, 3 Dorm Council 4 102 DARLENE JOHNSON F.H.A. 1,2 D. C.T. Club 3 BILL KEELE Basketball 1, 2,3,4 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Annual Staff 1, 2,3,4 Class President 3 Treasurer 2 Football 4 Homecoming Escort 4 JANICE HOLT Basketball 1,3 Class President 1 Student Council 1,3 President 4 Class Plays 3, 4 4-H Club 1,3 Pep Club 1 Chorus 3, 4 Ensemble 1 Dorm Council 4 Annual Staff 1, 3 Paper Staff 1, 3 4-H Club 4 Dorm Council 3 Paper Staff 1,2,3 Most Popular 3 Class Play 2,3,4 One-Act Play 3, 4 Debate 1,2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3 KAY KITCHENS Majorette 2 Beta Club 4 Paper Staff 3 Class Play 4 Dorm Council 4 Office Asst. 4 103 EVA JOYCE KNABB Band 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2 4-H 1 Sergeant-at-Arms 1 Science Club 2 Halloween Talent Show 1 Dorm Council 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Waitress JOHNNY LAWLOR Chorus 1,2,3 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4 Song Leader 3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1 Student Council 1, 2 Class Favorite 1, 2 BOB LEWIS Football 1,2,3 Baseball 3 Spanish Club 2,3 Beta Club 2, 3,4 President 4 FRED McCRARY Chorus 4 Library Club 2 Biology 2 President 2 Chorus 2, 4 Beta Club 4 Basketball 4 Square Dance Team 1 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3 Class Treasurer 4 Secretary 2 Sergeant-at-Arms 1 Class Play 3 Paper Staff 1 Student Council 4 Class Play 4 Class President 4 Dorm Council 4 104 ANITA PARRISH 4-H 3 Chorus 3,4 FRED PURVIS Activities Club 1 Science Club 1 Football 1, 2 JOHNNY RAY Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Photographer 3 Co-Editor 4 Class Treasurer 3 Vice-President 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Vice-President 3 Track 1,2 Farm Machinery 2 Athletic Club 2, 3 Parliamentarian 4 Beta Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Paper Staff 2,3 Basketball Manager 4 Literary Club 3 Asst. Post Office Clerk 4 Bus Driver 4 JEAN ROGERS F.H.A. 1 Paper Staff 1 Asst. Teacher 1 105 Beta Club 3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Dorm Council TOMMY RYAN Football 1 Class Favorite 1,2 Baseball 1 Chorus 2, 4 Class President 2 Homecoming Court 4 PEGGY STELLRECHT JOSEPH SHULAM 4-H Club 3,4 Debate Club 2,3 Rifle Club 1,2 Class Vice-President 2 ASHLEY SPENCER Class President 1 Vice-President 2 Treasurer 3 Student Council 1 Science Club 1, 2 Physics Club 1, 2 President 1,2 Dorm Council 3,4 Basketball 2 Amateur Radio Club President 2 Beta Club 4 Dean's List 4 106 JOAN STEWART Basketball 3 Manager 3 Homecoming Court 3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Student Council 4 Class Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 4-H Club 3 Beta Club 4 Dorm Council 4 Chorus 2, 3 F.H. A. 1 Spanish Club 2 LAURA WEIR Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 Library Club 2,3 Dorm Council 4 4-H Club 3 Tennis Team 2 Art Club 2 Honor for National American RC Artist WESLEY UNDERWOOD Track 1 Student Council 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2 Dorm Council 3,4 Paper Staff 2, 3 Class Play 3 Debate Team 2,3,4 NANCY JO VIDAL Chorus 3,4 Trio 4 Cheerleader 4 4-H Club 3,4 Class Play 4 Homecoming Court 3,4 4-H Club 2,3,4 One-Act Play 3 Pep Club 2 Print Shop Asst. 3,4 Sportsmanship Award 3 Letterman's Club 3 One-Act Play 4 Pep Club 2 F.H.A. 2 Paper Staff 2 Dorm Council 4 107 BOB WEYANDT Orchestra 1,2 D. E.C.A. 1,2 Chorus 2, 4 BRENDA WILLIAMS Cheerleader 4 4-H 3,4 Paper Staff 3 Pep Club 3 Class Play 3,4 Dorm Council 4 GEORGE WOODALL MARIANNE HARRELL Chorus 1,2 F.H.A. 1 Science Club 2 Class Secretary 2 Music Club 1, 2 108 r jrz?:’ - Advertisers “Where liberty dwells, there is my country. Benjamin Franklin I DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE Offers Christian Education PRESIDENT ATHENS CLAY PULLIAS of David Lipscomb College is a pioneer in year-round operation for colleges and universities. He has a personal message for graduates of Christian schools in this connection: “Year-round education is a logical development in Christian education. Lips- comb’s supreme goal is to enable each student to grow as Jesus grew: ‘And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man.’ (Luke 2:52.) It is unthinkable that three months of each precious year Jesus spent in prepara- tion for His work on earth could have been wasted in idleness. “God has a purpose for each of us, and the years allotted for the fulfilment of this purpose are too few for us to waste even a fractional part of any of them. I plead with every young person who has dedicated his or her life to Christ to consider the urgency, as well as the personal advantages, of year-round Christian education.” ----- Personal Advantages of YEAR-ROUND Education ♦ Few students can find summer employment that will pay as well as they will be rewarded for com- pleting a full quarter’s work in college. ♦ By completing requirements for the B.S. or B.A. in three years, the graduate can usually expect to earn in the fourth year an income equal to the cost of his three years in college. ♦ Students who feel they must work at least one quarter each year to help finance their education will find it more profitable to enroll in the summer quar- ter and work four full months in the fall—September through December—when employment and earning opportunities are much better. ♦ For professions that require post-graduate train- ing, year-round education has the advantage of saving a full year and thus shortening by one year the long period of preparation required. ♦ By taking advantage of year-round education, the student helps others as well as himself. With full acceptance of four-quarter enrollment, approximately one-third more young people can share the benefits of Christian education at Lipscomb; the College can keep its highly valuable plant and facilities in full operation one-third more of the time; and the church, community and nation will profit as graduates are qualified to assume adult responsibilities at an earlier age. ♦ In addition to all of the foregoing advantages, Lipscomb offers approximately seven weeks of vaca- tion time to students and teachers who participate in the year-round program. THE ONLY REAL BARRIER to four-quarter edu- cation is long outmoded custom and tradition. Neither the church nor America can afford for you to take a vacation from learning in these critical times. For further information about year-round study at Lipscomb leading to the B.A. or B.S. degree in one of more than 20 different academic fields, write ATHENS CLAY PULLIAS, President WILLARD COLLINS, Vice-President MACK WAYNE CRAIG, Dean DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE nashville,Tennessee37203 110 FREED-HARDEMAN COLLEGE Henderson, Tennessee Follow in the steps of these former classmates to Freed- Hardeman College . Part-timework, scholarships, and stu- dent loans, including the National Defense Loan, are available. Write for catalogue and other literature to W. A. Bradfield H. A. DIXON, President E. CLAUDE GARDNER, Dean COMPLIMENTS OF VALDOSTA AMUSEMENT CO. INSURED 'Pcuyine ttr PLAN ro 613 W. Savannah Ave . CH 2-7487 WARLICK - TART Compliments of INSURANCE “NUF SED” THE SIGNATURE OF QUALITY IN FEMININE FASHIONS (ft .C.Mrned oe Ca j| Thl mU OXTU Of VALDOSTA 115 VALDOSTA BOWL, INC. 1405 North Lee Street Phone 242-2486 JOSEPH PRODUCE COMPANY Valdosta, Georgia Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Valdosta, Ga. Compliments DIXIE CREAM of the DONUT SHOP PARK AVENUE BANK Owned and Operated by Private Bank Not Incorporated ERNEST BLACK Valdosta Georgia 502 North Patterson 116 In any crisis men look for LEADERS-- some are worthy . . . some are great . . . BUT 1 IS OUTSTANDING! Look to economic LEADERSHIP -- look to First National of Valdosta ‘A Good Bank To Tie to” Compliments of JOHN BISHOP CLEANING The Best in the City 2181 N. Ashley CH 2-8758 Compliments of VEATCH BABY PHARMACY 1900 N. Ashley St. Valdosta, Ga. Compliments of IF IT’S COOD FOOD YOU WANT- WISENBAKER SHELL 901 S. Patterson GREEN TURTLE RESTAURANT CH 2-6176 Valdosta Georgia 117 Ln. d l 'JpLoioQca.jdj£. CREASY STUDIO Weddings Commercial Custom Framing Studio and Home Portraits 906 Williams Street CH 2-8935 Compliments of W. A. GOOCH LUMBER CO. South Patterson Valdosta Georgia BEST POLICY AT ALL TIMES HERNDON INSURANCE Valdosta, Ga. HITCHING POST DRIVE-IN-WINDOW DINING ROOM Phone CH 2-2235 118 y u i mf... TO GREATER VALUES EVERETT FORCE INSURANCE AGENCY 1009 N. Ashley CH 2-8020 -Safe GEORGIA FERTILIZER CO. 115 So. Patterson CH 2-0836 GEORGIA PLATE GLASS CO. GLASS Sliding Doors Shower Doors Entrance Doors 215 W. Savannah CH 2-5285 WVLD BROADCASTING STATIONS 808 Smith CH 2-4821 VALDOSTA COCA-COLA COMPANY Five Stores in One Variety Hardware Clothing Garden Shop Housewares NELIO BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. 1049 Cypress St. 903 Ashley St. Valdosta, Georgia The Family Store Extends Its C ongratulations to the Graduating Class of '64 Three Ways to Buy Cash Layaway Charge-it-Plan Nothing Down, Months to Pay You Must Be Satisfied or Money Back 120 for those who think young PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING Valdosta, Ga. 1 A Congratulates to the Graduates! Neel's A VALDOSTA FEDERAL 1m nd Uan maioclatlcn amite 'EFi’ist fo’i Fashion Since i8g8 509 N. Patterson St. 132 NORTH PATTERSON ST. Valdosta, Ga. VALDOSTA, GEDRGIA Friendly Place to Save Best Wishes Valdosta's Finest Class of '64 Ji'l 1 ilillM minchew’s BILLY WEST DASHER IffiVlr™ restaurant TAX COMMISSIONER Valdosta, Georgia 1515 N. Ashley St. 121 Compliments of LANGDALE COMPANY Valdosta Georgia Hunting Boating VALDOSTA SPORTS AND MARINE Fishing 2112 N. Ashley St. CH 2-9943 Compliments of Compliments of CARSON McLANE SCHWART’S FUNERAL HOME Funeral Directors Ambulance Service 124 N. Ashley Day or Night Valdosta Georgia 2215 N. Patterson CH 2-5544 Compliments of — one: CHerry 2-5653 SOUTHERN ELECTRIC Your Exclusive General Electric VALDOSTA GREENHOUSES Dealer 1015 Williams Street 117 West Central Avenue Valdosta, Georgia 122 With All Good Wishes to the Students of the Georgia Christian School FIRST STATE BANK Member of F.D.I.C. Valdosta Georgia store Setter VaCue6 BOB BELCHER’S v T. R. COATS or DRUG STORE jimmy McArthur 242-2723 2148 N. Ashley St. Valdosta, Ga. 310 N. Patterson CH 2-6870 St. Congratulations Seniors of 1964 JEWELL L. FUTCH SHERIFF Valdosta Georgia 124 CONNIE’S BEAUTY SALON Electric Systems for Office, Factory or Home All Wiring Done in Accordance With National Electric Code 420 Park Center Phone CH 2-2943 Dial 242-2095 PATRONS THE DINER MASINGILL'S DIAMOND HOUSE DARBY SHOE COMPANY HARRY B. ANDERSON WESTERN AUTO STORE JOSEPH'S WEE WASH IT RODDEY'S HARDWARE SAM LAZARUS COMPANY CLARK'S CASH CARRY CLEANERS JOE LAZARUS SONS W. J. GIBBONS FRANCIS WILCOX Compliments Compliments of of VALDOSTA MACHINERY COOK’S MOTEL AND SUPPLY CO., INC. 1313 S. Patterson St. Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta, Ga. 125 ASHLEY OAKS MOTEL CH 2-6340 u- s- 41 North Valdosta, Georgia DAIRY PRODUCTS DAIRYCO MILK PRODUCTS 401 W. Hill Ave . Compliments of Compliments of CLYATTVILLE BEAUTY SALON THE WELCH COMPANY INEZ PRIDGEN Clyattville, Ga. 2255 North Ashley 242-7355 126 For Banking the Customer's Way See C S Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Auto Loans Home Improvement Loans Personal Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Trust Services Charge Account Service THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK 10 6 South Patterson member 1200 North Patterson ro,c Phone 242-6120 EL CARLO MOTEL ml Highway 41, North vSr Valdosta, Georgia IF IT’S COOP FOOD 950 on Your Dial YOU WANT- WGOV BROADCASTING STATION Quitman Road CH 2-4513 OASIS DRIVE IN Highway 41 South 127 AUTOGRAPH PAGE Compliments of GEORGIA CHRISTIAN PRINT SHOP 128 AUTOGRAPH PAGE Compliments of 1963-1964 ANNUAL STAFF 129 AUTOGRAPH PAGE Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER North Ashley- 130 AUTOGRAPH PAGE Compliments of GEORGIA CHRISTIAN P.T.A. 131 ADDRESSES A Charles Arnold------------------------807 W. Gordon St.------------— Valdosta, Georgia Bob Arther-------------------------- 4631 W. 9th Ave.--------------Hialeah, Florida Vic Arther-------------------------- 4631 W. 9th Ave.---------------Hialeah, Florida B Kathy Baker - - Richard Bateman Allen Black — Shari Boedeker - Gary Bradford - Sharon Bra me - Darla Brownlee ■ Gloria Brownlee Danny Bryson - Eddie Campbell - - Kathryne Campbell Delores Cannon - - Glenn Carter------ Jimmy Carter------ Cathy Cates------- Oscar Chaires------ Tommy Champagne Sue Clark--------- Brad Cochran------- Charles Cochran - - W ally Colson------ Connie Cook-------- Hugh Cooper ------- Diane Copeland — Jimmy Copeland — Prewitte Copeland - Susan Copeland - - Larry Crawford----- Sandra Creech----- Beth Croney------- Diane Crosby------- GCS................... 4241 Rendale Dr. - - • 1017 W. Gordon St. - •6040 S. Dixie Hwy. - 1418 Choate Road — 527 Florida Blvd.----- ■230 S. Maple--------- 230 S. Maple---------- -1713 Marion St.------ C Rt. 2, Box 488-B------ Rt. 2, Box 488-B------ 610 E. Brookwood Dr. ■ 5147 Abel Lane-------- 2119 Hutchinson St. - 818 First Ave.-------- Box 134 - -........... 1312 E. New Orleans - ■17900 S. W. 92th Ave. 504 E. Rogers St.----- 504 E. Rogers St.----- Rt. 2, Box 521-C------ 1420 E. Coast Dr. Rt. 1................. Rt. 2-...............- Rt. 2................. Rt. 2................. Rt. 2-................ 1001 Langdale Dr. - - 644 Francis Harriet - - 4330 S. W. 95th Ave. Rt. 1................. D Brenda Darwin-------------------- 408 N. Madison Ave. Linda Darwin---------------------408 N. Madison Ave. Howard Davis---------------------Rt. 2-------------- Sandra Day----------------------- 2304 Greenlee-------- Valdosta, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Valdosta, Georgia S. Miami, Florida Chattanooga, Tennessee Neptune Beach, Florida Englewood, Florida Englewood, Florida Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Valdosta, Georgia Albany, Georgia Anthony, Florida Tampa, Florida Miami, Florida Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Atlantic Beach, Florida Quitman, Georgia ■Valdosta, Georgia •Lake Park, Georgia ■Valdosta, Georgia •Lake Park, Georgia ■Valdosta, Georgia Baton Rouge, Louisiana Miami 55, Florida Quitman, Georgia Douglas, Georgia Douglas, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia 133 Gordon Eldridge ■Jacksonville, Florida Boodie M. Fox Richard Futch ■ David Gaffney Richard Gentry Steve Gibson - Elaine Graham Jimmy Green - Randall Griffin E 4232 Ortegia Farms F ■GCS.............. N. 6 Lulwater — G 3602 Santiago - - • Rt. 3............. 1403 N. Park Ave. P.O. Box 334 - - ■ Rt. 2, Box 482 - - P. O. Box 92----- -Valdosta, Georgia -Valdosta, Georgia ■Tampa, Florida Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Tifton, Georgia •Port Royal, S. Carolina Valdosta, Georgia Morven, Georgia Marianne Harrell- Dennis Harvey — David Haught — - Jon Hazelip------- Corkey Holmes — Janice Holt------- Sandra Howell - - Jesse D. Hudelston Bobbie Nell Jackson Gail Jackson------- Mary Jackson------ Everett James------ Darlene Johnson — Judy Jones--------- H 600 N. Madison St. — - ■3550 Azalea Ave. N. E. Rt. 1.................. GCS, Box 37------------ Rt. 1, Box 23---------- 7790 S. W. 87th Ave. S. •Rt. 2 ................. GCS..................... J Rt. 1........... •Rt. 1.......... Rt. 1........... 194 Wedge Dr. 505 N. Lee St. Rt. 2---------- Quitman, Georgia Canton, Ohio Sanford, Michigan Valdosta, Georgia Callahan, Florida Miami, Florida Valdosta, Georgia -Valdosta, Georgia Quitman, Georgia Quitman, Georgia Quitman, Georgia Toms River, New Jersey Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Bill Keele---- Ray Kemp------ Phil Kendrick - Kay Kitchen - - Joyce Knabb — Evelyn Knoblich Dianne Lawlor Johnny Lawlor Dores Lee - - K 231 W. Market, Apt. 5 - 108 Forrest Ave.-------- 70 Hanover Street-------- 315 1 2 E. Sultana Drive Box 624 ---------------- 11 May Street------------ L Akron, Ohio Valdosta, Georgia Pemberton, New Jersey Fitzgerald, Georgia McClenny, Fla. St. Augustine, Florida •Route 2------------------------------- Valdosta, Georgia Route 2---------------------------------Valdosta, Georgia P.O. Box 238 --------------------------Palatka, Florida 134 L Bobby Lester - - Bob Lewis-------- Tim Lewis------ Steve Lilly---- William J. Long Fred Lyons------ Fred McCrary — Nancy McCracken Ashley McLeod - - Jack Manning — John Massey---- Joe Mixson----- Pamela Moulton - Joe Munday----- Russ Moeller--- Billy Naylor - John Naylor - Wayne Narey Butch Neal - Lanny Nelms Ed Palmer-------- Mary Anne Parker Anita Parrish — ■ Nancy Peacock - Jene Peebles----- Gladys Pridgen - - Fred Purvis-------- Loretta Randoph John Ray ------- Roger Reynolds - Nanna Roberts - Timothy Roberts Jean Rogers — ■ Tommy Ryan - • Rt. 2, Box 279 -------------------------Valdosta, Georgia ■711 Schler-----------------------------Cordele, Georgia 711 Schler------------------------------Cordele. Georgia Rt. 2-------------------------------------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2-------------------------------------------Valdosta, Georgia 7011 Corpus Christi ■ Houston, Texas M Rt. 3, Box 355A 602 Miller St. - - -Rt. 1, Riverstreet Rd. 1119 N. W. 43 424 Emmett 303 Georgia Ave. Rt. 2 -17 Myrtle Ave. 62 W. 58th St. Valdosta, Georgia Waycross, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Gainesville, Florida Palatka, Florida Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Chattanooga, Tennessee • New York, New York N G. C. S. 1 G. C. S. -9509 Evergreen St. ■2110 Azalea Rd. ■ 1315 Park Circle Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia • - Silver Spring, Maryland - Valdosta, Georgia Tampa, Florida 123 Nesbit Lane 209 Hale St. • 428 West Ventura P.O. Box 624 2028 Lancaster Rd. -Rt. 3, Cedar St. -Box 187 R Rt. 3, O'Neal Dr.---------------------Fernandina, Florida 1153 Old Clinton Rd.................- Macon, Georgia 2850 Dearwood Dr., S. W. - - ---------Atlanta, Georgia Rt. 3, Box 87-------------------------Lake City, Florida Rt. 3, Box 87-------------------------Lake City, Florida 7105 S. W. 84th St.-------------------Miami, Florida 2321 Sterling Place...................Valdosta, Georgia 135 s Thomas Sapp — Herbert Shaw — Joseph Shulam - - Ron Small-------- Ashley Spencer - Lynn Spivey------ Scotty Sprattlin - Bruce Dale Steele Peggy Stellrecht - Joan Stewart------ Dona Stephens — Sid Todsen Wesley Underwood Derenda Ulrich - - John Utley----- Ethelle Vick - Nancy Jo Vidal Stephen Wakefield Cynthia Watts — Laura Weir------- Bob Weyandt------ Ann Whitesell — Richard Whitesell - Janice Wisenbaker George Woodall - Wayne Wright - - • Box 767 Harding College Route 1----------------- Derek Bethleham 30 — Route 2, Box 515------- Box 222 ---------------- Box 1295 -------------- 2113 Charlton----------- 1326 74 St., North----- ■5702 S. W. 80th-------- -702 Pineridge Dr.------ 419 Culpepper N.-------- T -1002 Pelican Dr. S. - - ■ U 2388 Connally Dr.------ 702 Atlantic Ave. - — • •5629 Thorny Ash------- V 506 Mystic St.--------- 1110 Forester Ave.----- W Searcy, Arkansas Ludoweci, Georgia Jerusalem, Israel Valdosta, Georgia Twin Lakes, Georgia Huntsville, Alabama ■Valdosta, Georgia St. Petersburg, Florida South Miami, Florida •Valdosta, Georgia ■Valdosta, Georgia St. Petersburg, Florida East Point, Georgia Ft. Pierce, Florida Rochester, Michigan Valdosta, Georgia Orlando, Florida Route 2------------------ 440 Montevallo Dr., N. E. 815 Royal Palm St.------- 5112 N. 33rd St.--------- Box 127 ------------------ Box 127 .................. 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