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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

UPJKI Mm ©bitar � Hotter Our annual has at last been completed, and we are very proud of our efforts. The annual staff has worked hard and long on it, but we have learned much and have enjoyed the work. We, the annual staff, hope that as you look through the PINE EMBERS of 1965, the warm happy memories of the classmates, activities, and events that were a part of your school life at Georgia Christian School will come alive before your eyes. We hope you treasure this annual and many years hence it can be your link with those acquaintances who will share these recollections with you, though we be miles apart. Many people have contributed to the production of this annual, and I, as editor, would like to first recognize the helpfulness of the annual staff. I would like to thank Bro. Hudelston, our advisor, for all the assistance he has given us. Next, I would like to thank the many businesses and individuals who bought ads. I am also grateful to Bro. Copeland for the help he has given us. To me, being selected editor of the PINE EMBERS of 1965 has been one of the greatest honors that has been bestowed upon me and it shall always be the happiest part of my senior year. I hope and pray that no matter where we go, we shall always remember the Christian teachings we have learned here. May God be with you, 4 ©able of (Contenta Abminiatratitm 3Fatult|r junior Sunto j nphu meres ipreskmen Sunto l t h (Elementary ©ryanizatinn Athleta iEatmrtte Arttota Ahberttor ‘‘When we asunder part It gives us inward pain But we shall still be joined in heart And hope to meet again” We, the annual staff, proudly dedicate the 1965 edition of the Pine Embers to Opal and Howard Wakefield, who have given much comfort and spiritual guidance to so many. Because of their wonderful personalities and fine Christian examples, which were constantly set before us, they shall always be dear and near to our hearts no matter where life may guide us. The “Wakefield Wildlife Preserve” and Catering Services”, which were al- ways available no matter the time of day or night, shall always be remembered as the center of “confusion” in “Dasherville.” Wherever they may be, we trust that God will always guide them where they are most needed and their outstanding abilities will be used to glorify His name and “carry His light to the world.” Because of their undying love for the Christian education and spiritual welfare of “their children,” we show our gratitude by presenting this edition of the Pine 7 Embers, to MAMMA PAPA PENGUIN. WAYNE NAREY Business Mgr. ANN WHITESELL Asst. Business Mgr. ANITA WISENBAKER Advertising Mgr. JUDY JENSEN Editor ED PALMER Asst. Editor JESSE HUDELSTON Sponsor PHIL KENDRICK Sports Editor CHARLES ARONLD Asst. Sports Ed. Photographers STEVE WAKEFIELD TERRY BUICE Art Editors TIM ROBERTS SUSIE YEARWOOD 8 GLADYS PRIDGEN BRUCE STIDHAM KATHY BAKER Class Editors EVELYN KNOBLOCH T ypist Advertising Staff LYNDA WILKINS PAM MOULTON DIANE LAWLOR Copy Editor BETH CRONEY Copy Staff DORES LEE VIRGINIA EUBANKS ELAINE GRAHAM SHARON BRA ME 9 10 Dear Students: My congratulations to the annual staff on a fine job in the yearbook. I have enjoyed four very wonderful years as president of Georgia Christian School. To this student body, I express my sincere thanks for your co- operation in every way during the year. I offer my apologies for any shortcoming on my part. Because of the responsibilities of my job, I have been unable to be with you as much as I would like and therefore have not really gotten to know you well. As a new president takes over, I urge each one to be just as cooperative with him as you have with me. I sincerely hope that lasting impressions for good have been made on each student. May God bless you all. Sincerely, President Dear Students: I would like to express my deep appreciation to those who made the yearbook possible. The familiar sights and scenes are symbolic of student life at Georgia Christian School. During the past 50 years, loyalty has been a great heritage of Georgia Christian School. The former stu- dents of Georgia Christian School have presented them- selves as examples for the present. We must take care to pass it on just as it came to us - unspotted, honorable and true. May your future be bright and your lives a credit to God. Sincerely, 7? ■ John N. Payne Asst, to President 12 Dear Students: Another year at Georgia Christian School. All of us have had our disappointments, trials and triumphs. This is school, actually this is life. During your high school days, you may feel that no one has it quite as hard as you but later in life you will still feel the same way. Being a teacher, could I include this last bit of ad- vice. Do the best you can each day. Heed the advice of the ancient author, Homer: Happy the man - and Happy he alone. He who can call today his own He who, secure can say. Tomorrow, do thy worst - for I have lived today. Sincerely, Eddie R. Campbell Dean of Students. Dear Students: Elementary students this has been another great year. During the summer, I hope each of you will think back over the school year 1964-65, and realize that what you have been able to acquire was made possible by the help of God and your wonderful teachers. 13 Prewitte Copeland Principal. EDDIE CAMPBELL Psychology A merican History Typing 1 HOWARD WAKEFIELD Senior Bible JESSE HUDELSTON 8 Bible English 1, 3 General Math Civics DOYLE MILLS Jr. Bible JOHN MILLS Soph. Bible Speech 7 Math 8 History Civics Religious Education PREWITTE COPELAND 7 Bible 8 Math NORVELL SPEARMAN American History Biology Speech Art JON HAZELIP Physical Ed. Biology 9 Bible Speech CHARLES MORRIS Science Algebra 1, 2 Physics MAC JACOBS English Science Spanish 1, 2 Chemistry CHARLOTTE SMITH English 2, 4 Music JUDY HATFIELD Bookkeeping Typing 1, 2 World History BARBARA BENSON 5th 6th • Grade MORJORIE TOMLINSON 1st 2nd Grade ELLEN MOULTON 3rd 4th Grade MELVIN STEPHENS Government 8 English 7 Science Library 15 THE LONER There’s a psychological way of doing everything. She doesn't even know we're alive. COORDINATION We leave thy walls forever. Mirror, mirror in my hand who's the FAIREST in the land. What G. C. S. did for me. 16 Ah ministration POST OFFICE L - R Ed Palmer Delores Cannon Brenda Darwin Virgil Copeland Melodie Gaffney Richard Futch LAUNDRY SUPERVISORS Mrs. Recy Davis Mrs. Elise Copeland DORMITORY SUPERVISOR - Mrs Louise Bristow 18 MAILING ROOM Mrs. M. C. McLeod Mrs. Ray Peters Mrs. Johnny Wood SECRETARIES El oise Overby Jackie Wisenbaker ■f SlS S ■- FARM SUPERVISOR Mr. Sam M. Keele LIBRARIAN Mrs. Gober Hard Days Night! It's great to be a.drop out. President...............................................................ED PALMER Vice President..............................................ALLEN BLACK Secretary...................... -......................EVELYN KNOBLOCH Treasurer................................................. DANNY BRYSON Jfcttiorites ponsnr SHARON BRAME BRO. JON HAZELIP ALLEN BLACK 22 KATHY BAKER Her heart is like the moon; there's a man on it. Basketball Cheerleader 4 Class Play 4 Homecoming Princess 4 F.H.A. 1,2 4-H 1, 2, 4 Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 1, 2 ALLEN BLACK Wit is the spice of life and his is well seasoned. Letterman 3, 4 Intra murals 2 Football 3, 4 4-H 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Quartet 4 Vice President 1, 4 Annual Staff 2 Basketball Mgr. 2 SHARI BOEDEKER Happy the maiden who falls in love with life. Cheerleader 1, 3, 4 Editor School Paper 1 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 4-H 2, 3, 4 JOHN BOYLES 'It is not the size that counts. It is the quality. SHARON BRAME Silence is golden, but who am I to make money? Annual Staff 4 4-H 3 Chorus 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Homecoming Princess 4 Debate 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dorm Council 4 DANNY BRYSON Life for me is happy and carefree. , Chorus 2, 3, 4 Audio Visual 1 Beta Club 3, 4 Student Council 3 Football 1. 3, 4 Letterman 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Honor Boy 4 Letterman 2, 3, 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 24 TERRY BUICE All great men are dead, I m not feeling so well myself. Student Council 1 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Letterman 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Dorm Council 4 4-H Club 3, 4 Intra murals 1, 2 Track 3, 4 BUTCH CARR Talent is that which is in a man’s power. Chorus 4 4-H Club 4 Annual Staff 1 Quartet 1, 2 Class Play 3 Band 2, 3 Music 1, 2, 3 GLENN CARTER Men of few words are the best of men. Football 1, 4 Science Club 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Golf Team 2 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Inramurals 1, 2 25 BRAD COCHRAN I will sit down now, but the time will come when you will hear me. ” Chorus 1 Football 3, 4 4-H 1, 2 Track 2, 3 Letterman 1,2, 3, 4 Intra murals 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1,2,3, 4 JIMMY CARTER To know how to laugh is to know how to reign. Basketball 2,3 Letterman 2, 3, 4 Football 4 HUGH COOPER I reckon everybody likes him cause he's naturally a likeable guy. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Football 4 Homecoming Queen Escort 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 4-H 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2 LINDA DARWIN There is a great ability in knowing how to conceal ability. Homecoming Queen 4 Chorus 4 Dorm Council 4 Class Play 3, 4 ones Glee Club 1 Music Clinic 1 Pep Club 1, 4 4-H 1, 4 CONNIE FERNANDEZ Free from self-seeking, envy, low design. I have not found a whiter soul than thine. Homecoming Court 3 Chorus 4 RICHARD GENTRY The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one does. Basketball 3, 4 4-H President 4 Paper Staff 2 Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Student Council 4 ELAINE GRAHAM She took the lead in every jovial conversation.' Basketball 3, 4 4-H 2, 4 Paper Staff 2 Letterman 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Dorm Council 4 Class Play 3 Intramurals 2 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 2, 4 JUDY JENSEN Never too busy to speak. Annual Editor 4 4-H Club 1, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Never too unhappy to smile. Pep Club 1 Pine Embers Queen 4 Student Council 4 Honor Girl 4 EVERETT JAMES No coward soul is mine. Football 1, 3, 4 Baseball 1. 2 Track 3, 4 Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Vice President 1 Dorm Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Intramurals 1, 2 Boxing 1 Wrestling 1 FLEURETTE KELLY Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Girls Athletic Assn. 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Rhythmetic Marching 2 Red Cross Rep. 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 It's nature to 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 PHIL KENDRICK Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the right use of strength. President of Student Council 4 Intra murals 2 Essay 3 Track 4 Quartet 4 Annual Staff 4 Football 3, 4 Debate 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Literary Club 3, 4 Dorm Council 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 RAY KEMP be natural, if you're naturally nice. Intra murals 2 Chorus 4 EVELYN KNOBLOCK Dependable and loyal in all her endeavors. Class Favorite 2 F. H. A. Homecoming Attendant 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Basketball Cheerleader 2 Football Cheerleader 3, 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Annual Staff 2, 4 Class Secretary 3, 4 RUSS MOELLER Yea, quiet men like him have moved the world. Basketball 3, 4 Student Council 4 Football 4 Intramurals 3, 4 PAM MOULTON Good character is the jewel held in the setting of the personality. Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 3, 4 Basketball 1,2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Dress Review 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 WAYNE NAREY He wastes no words; but when he he means. Basketball 1, 3, 4 Football 3 Track 3, 4 Vice President 4 Business Mgr. 4 One Act Play 4 Declamation 4 Homecoming Court 4 Pep Club 4 Euangelians 4 Most Likely to Succeed speaks, he says the thing Wresting 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Student Council 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Debate 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Dorm Council 3 4-H 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Jr. Class President JOHN NAYLOR I would rather be beaten in the right than succeed in the wrong. Class Play 3 Letterman 3, 4 Student Council 4 Intra murals 1, 2 Football 3, 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Preachers Club 3 Quartet 3, 4 ED PALMER Victories that are easy are cheap. Those only are worth having which come as the result of hard fighting. Most Outstanding Graduate 4 One Act Play 4 Class Play 3, 4 Homecoming Escort 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Sr. Class President 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Dorm Council 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 GLADYS PRIDGEN Hers is not the made-up charm of the screen, but the charm of the heart and the mind. 4-H 1, 2, 3 Harvest Queen 2 Chorus 1 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 1 Harvest Queen Attendant 3 TIM ROBERTS I am always content with whatever happens. Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 Quartet 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 DANNY SAPP Men of valor wait not for opportunities: they make them. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 4 Key Club 1, 2 Chorus 1 Pep Club 4 K-9's 1,2,3 TRACY SCHORY The truth is always the strongest argument. Euangalians 4 4-h 4 RONNIE SMALL He doesn't care too much for schools; he'd rather work with other tools. 4-H 1, 2 Annual Staff 2 Pep Club 1 Quartet 1, 3 Paper Staff 2 Vice President 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Library Club 2 Student Council 1, 2 Beta Club 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Debate 3, 4 One Act Play 3 Class Play 3 Typing 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Piano 3 Literary Club 3 LYNN SPIVEY A bit of seriousness, a bit of fun but with her all work’s well done. 3 BARBARA THOMPSON She holds a combination of fun, brains, friendliness, and good looks. Class Secretary 1 F.H.A. 1,2,3 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Band 4 Beta Club 3 Office Asst. 4 Dorm Council 4 Homecoming Court 3 Latin Club 2, 3 JOHN UTLEY I look on life as a big adventure and never dull. Letterman 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Dorm Council 4 Student Council 4 BOB WOOD He is great who is what he is from Nature, and who never reminds us of others. Football 1, 2, 4 Baseball 1 Wrestling 1, 2 Track 4 Jltmior� President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - ■ LANNY NELMS ANN WHITESELL - MARY MARTIN DONA STEPHENS Jiaborites sponsor KAREN CARNEY JUDY HATFIELD BRUCE STIDHAM 36 Vic Arthur Richard Bateman Karen Carney Connie Cook Susan Copeland Beth Croney 37 Mary Martin Lanny Nelms Ron Norman Martha Jo Parker Loretta Randolph Nanna Roberts 39 Pat Roe Leonard Smith Dona Stephens Bruce Stidham Ethelle Vick Ann Whitesell 40 President - - - - Vice President - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - ■ Sergeant- at-Arms - - BRENDA DARWIN - - - STEVE GIBSON - - DIANE CREECH - DELORES CANNON RICHARD WHITESELL Jffatinrttes pnnaitr DIANE CREECH TOMMY WILLIAMS BRO. CHARLES MORRIS 44 Virginia Eubanks Donna Parisher President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - - - KATHY GREEN - - ANDY SYKES JANICE STEPHENS JUDY WAKEFIELD jJiabo rites KATHY WOOD FRANK MOSCO jutnanr CHARLOTTE SMITH Jay Avants Faye Barwick Teressa Cogdill Aaron Copeland Bill Cuen Pat Denning Wanda Dixon Scott Duncan Kevin Folson Jay Grant Michael Grant Kathy Green Bob Heath Jim Joiner Barry Kendrick Gwen Landers Linda Lashley David McCrary Frank Mosco Linda Parks Becky Reeves Johnny Sapp Janice Stephens Pam Sterling Debbie Swift Andy Sykes Billy Tomlinson Judy Wakefield Melba Webb Beth Williams I just love to make VALENTINES We didn't steal your band-aids HONEST She LOVES me!!! Me say YEA, YEA, too! My mother thanks you, my father thanks you, I thank you and my sister has a headache. Poor girl. Pop! You still use that greasy kid's stuff? 54 Junior wink j ©fitters. 8th Or)r;tiie Jialni rites L - R: President - PATSY HAMM Vice President - JOYCE LESTER Secretary - EMILY HILWORTH Treasurer - DOUG MURAJDA Sergeant at Arms - BEN WISENBAKER ©fitters MIKE MURAJDA and JOYCE LESTER (!f rabe 3iaiumtes. President - MIKE ROOT Vice President - PAM MILLS Secretary - RICHARD COPELAND (Not Pictured) Treasurer - BEN VICK Laura Carney Burnie Futch Scott Gardner Alex Gutierrez Patsy Hamm Angela Harris Emily Hilworth Linda Kemp Dale Landers Joyce Lester Ann Lilly Douglas Murajda Martha Simmons Cindy Spivey Jo Ann Stoner Steve Vick Patty Williams Ben Wisenbaker a ♦ t 3 h t h Benny Adams Denis Copeland Richard Copeland Purificacion Fernandez Melodie Gaffney Jerry Grant Michaele Greene b Shirley Guess e Marsha Landers n Kenny Lawlor t Pam Mills h Kelly Morris Morris Rothfeldt Michael Root Laura Stephens Ben Vick Paul Webb o 58 (flimu'ntanr i§ beth (!f rat� e Jamie Copeland Howard Morris Rodney Myers Kathi Patrick Royce Howard Vicki Scaggs Ronnie Snow Randy Storch Michael Thrasher Tim Vick Janice Wakefield Ben Walker 60 Jfifth (®rahe Denise Carter Michael Copeland Lonnie Cosper Joanne Cosper Walter Cosper James Garret Barbara Hamm Danny Kilgore Mickey Roberts Gayle Sterling Kathy Wakefield Jill Wisenbaker Not Pictured Danny Bynum 61 Jimmy Naylor Pam Webb Lynn Wisenbaker Leigh Carter Sheila Copeland Lisa Force 1 Jerry Garrett Tommy Grant h Sandy Guess ♦ t r V Mike Hamm Jesse Hudelston, Jr. h Jimmy Jones % Carolyn King X Cathy Lilly Rex Lilly a Janice Pollock e Ricky Roberts Jenny Jo Spivey Cheryl Wilkerson Glynese W isenbaker Jason Wisenbaker 63 etmtit (!5ratie Jfirst OjraiU' Jeffery Hay Rebecca Hudelston Robert Hudelston Douglas Lester Gary Long Timothy Rogers Linda Wilkerson Lisa Wisenbaker Larry Garrett 65 tuhent (Jlounctl PHIL KENDRICK - President WAYNE NAREY - Vice President ANN WHITESELL - Treasurer LYNDA WILKINS - Secretary SPONSOR - MAC JACOBS ANN WHITESELL - President BETH CRONEY - Vice President ED PALMER - Treasurer LYNN SPIVEY - Secretary SPONSOR - CHARLES MORRIS Beta Club 68 4-lf (Jllnb SENIOR 4-H OFFICERS RICHARD GENTRY - President HUGH COOPER - Vice President JUDY JENSEN - Secretary AARON COPELAND - Song Leader JUNIOR 4-H OFFICERS KELLY MORRIS - PRESIDENT JANICE WAKEFIELD - Girls Vice President DAVID CAMPBELL - Boys Vice President KATHY WAKEFIELD - Secretary HOWARD MORRIS - Song Leader 69 (irio dtaartet Wanda Dixson Lynda Wilkins Nanna Roberts Tim Roberts Allen Black Phil Kendrick John Naylor 71 (fuanijaltana OFFICERS RICHARD GENTRY - President ROGER MORTON - Vice President ROGER REYNOLDS - Secretary BRO. JOHN MILLS - Sponsor Go ye therefore, and teach all na- tions, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and lo I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world Amen. Matt. 28:19 and 20 72 DEBATE Wayne Narey, Sharon Brame Beth Croney, Phil Kendrick, and sponsor, Mac Jacobs. ONE ACT PLAT Wayne Narey, Sue Copeland Ann Whitesell, Ed Palmer Beth Croney, and sponsor Jesse Hudelston. ISiterar r (Jiitents SOLOIST Nanna Roberts John Naylor 73 Come on, Mrs. Hazlip, you're beautiful any way. Ed has the cutest knees!! The FARMER takes a rest. This Georgia weather! Get on it, Evelyn. Jimmy Carter, What is a predicate noun? Jinotball BOTTOM ROW: Frank Mosco, Bob Wood, Ken Law, Johnny Sapp, Coach Hazelip, Butch Neal, Phil Kendrick, Danny Sapp 2nd ROW: Billy Naylor, Tommy Williams. Allen Black, Andy Sykes, John Naylor, Tommy Sapp, Bill Cuen 3rd ROW: Charles Cochran, Leonard Smith, Jimmy Carter, Charles Arnold, Bobby Lester, Richard Gentry, John Mas- sey. Danny Bryson 4th ROW: Tommy Thrash, Steve Gibson, Everett James, Russ Moel- ler, Glenn Carter, Brad Cochran, Richard Whitesell MANAGERS (not Pictured) Steve Wakefield, Mike Root Bur mg anfi After Ofmme ME NEXT COACH, PICK ME! HI, LET’S STOP FOR SUPPER IT’S ON THE COACH! HERE IT COMES! IT MUST BE LOVE, HIS HEART IS BEAT- ING FAST! I DIDN’T PLAY, I FELL IN A MUD PUD- DLE. 77 Judy Wakefield, Lynda Wilkins, Evelyn Knoblock, Sharon Brame Not Pictured: Derenda Ulrich, Loretta Randolph JJimitball (flteerbabers When the first football game roll- ed around at the beginning of the year, our football cheerleaders were ready to give the team all the sup- port they could. Many thanks go to Mrs. Jon Hazelip for her fine job as sponsor of the football cheerleaders. Sharon freshens up before the game. Sponsor: MRS. JON HAZELIP 78 � a s« k e t b a I 1 (JI h e Connie Cook, Susie Yearwood, Kathy Green, Shari Boedeker, Kathy Baker, £ Karen Carney, Anita Wisenbaker r i g After football came basket - v� ball, and again our cheerleaders fought with the team by cheer- J) ing loudly and giving the boys £ all the support needed and appre- ciated. r Sponsor: MRS. JON HAZELIP Hey go. go ... 79 Qjnrls’ Bar situ Basketball (Team DATE G.C.S. OPPONENTS Nov. 20 42 Climax 61 Nov. 21 27 Doerun 76 Nov. 24 53 Echols 55 Nov. 27 31 Lakeland 60 Dec. 5 47 Norman Park 73 Dec. 8 42 Echols 45 Dec. 11 48 Whigham 54 Dec. 12 34 Norman Park 49 Jan. 16 20 Climax 50 Jan. 23 44 Hahira 57 Jan. 26 50 Echols 64 Jan. 30 36 Lakeland 57 Feb. 2 35 Lakeland 72 Feb. 6 40 Doerun 54 Feb. 9 38 Echols 57 Feb. 12 41 Hahira 56 Feb. 13 29 Lowndes 73 Feb. 19 45 Whigham 60 80 Sarsit lEa kettmll (lleam DATE G.C.S. OPPONENTS Nov. 17 70 Lee 65 Nov. 20 51 Climax 63 Nov. 21 42 Doerun 60 Nov. 24 59 Echols 51 Nov. 27 39 Lakeland 48 Dec. 5 51 Norman Park 76 Dec. 8 84 Echols 70 Dec. 11 75 Whigham 93 Dec. 12 56 Norman Park 64 Dec. 15 71 Lakeland 69 Jan. 8 52 Mt. Dora 59 Jan. 9 61 Jennings 34 Jan. 15 54 Madison 53 Jan. 16 38 Climax 46 Jan. 22 73 Madison 75 Jan. 23 33 Hahira 43 Jan. 26 78 Echols 89 Jan. 30 59 Lakeland 51 Feb. 2 79 Lakeland 51 Feb. 5 52 Mt. Dora 53 Feb. 6 63 Doerun 70 Feb. 9 71 Echols 52 Feb. 12 52 Hahira 40 Feb.- 13 57 Lowndes 45 Feb. 19 66 Whigham 58 83 L - R: Aaron Copeland, Billy Naylor, Richard Whitesell, Jay Grant, Coach - Jon Haze lip, Bobby Lester, Mike Grant, Andy Sykes, Johnny Sapp This year's Jr. Varsity unfortunate- ly did not have a winning record, but certainly had nothing to be a- shamed of. These boys are the Gen- erals of next year, and we extend to them our best wishes as they step into tlie shoes of those graduating this year. ) 84 $xmx x Harsitu i a keball (Leant Basketball season is over. The noise and excitement of each game lingers in our minds. Next year we shall return in hopes that we may see our Mighty Generals go to state. We are especially sorry that we did not bring home a victory for Bro. Long in his last year as President of G. C. S. Varsity and Jr. Varsity basketball managers: BRUCE STIDHAM and RICHARD GENTRY 85 88 Hr. (s. m WAYNE NAREY uaiAnvd aa Sm ut ng) |Jttte (Ember a Bing mth ©ueen ED PALMER JUDY JENSEN 92 t AU Armtntt ANITA WISENBAKER ALLEN BLACK iftlWt Athletir LYNDA WILKINS TOMMY WILLIANS ELAINE GRAHAM EVERETT JAMES fflittiest Jfto t spirit DELORES CANNON RICHARD GENTRY NANNA ROBERTS DANNY BRYSON ifWt (Sahmteh Most Bcpentmbb ANN WHITESELL LANNY NELMS BARBARA THOMPSON ANDY SYKES iFrienfrltest We, the annual staff, wish to extend our sincere congratulations to the people chosen as favorites of the 64-65 school year. Most of them were chosen by the high school students of Georgia Christian School. However Most Outstanding Graduate, Honor Boy, and Honor Girl, were chosen by the faculty, while Pine Embers King and Queen were chosen by the annual staff. Aritbtties 001 Sharon Bra me is a Senior from Jackson- ville, Fla. She has given much joy and hap- piness to her fellow students since she start- ed attending here in 1963. Her charm and bright personality have won the friendship of many, and will not soon be forgotten. Shar- on was escorted by Senior, Wayne Narey. Ijuimetomtng |Irintesses Another runner-up for Homecoming Queen, Kathy Baker, a Senior, is originally from Moultrie, Ga. Kathy's beautiful smile has gained for her many lasting friendships, and her warm personality has made a lasting im- pression on her friends. Kathy was escorted by Senior, Ed Palmer. luunennutng (Jlourt Juniors - ANN WHITESELL; Escort - LANNY NELMS Sophomores - LEE WOOD; Escort - JIMMY COPELAND Freshmen - KATHY WOOD; Escort - FRANK MOSCO 8th - CINDY SPIVEY; Escort - MIKE MURAJDA 7th - PAM MILLS; Escort - MIKE ROOT 6th - VICKIE SCAGGS; Escort - RODNEY MEYERS 5th - KATHY WAKEFIELD; Escort - HOWARD MORRIS 4th - PHYLLIS MILLS; Escort - JIMMY NAYLOR 3rd - SHERIL WILKERSON; Escort - REX LILLY 2nd - CINDY HAMM; Escort - CURTIS SIMMS 1st - LINDA WILKERSON; Escort - TIMOTHY ROGERS 101 1964 Beautiful Bajj ( rabimtiun Miami (Elumts- ®rtp 102 i? t. Augustine Ringing Balentinea 103 denier fllajj 'TOO MANY GIRLS DIRECTOR MRS. RITA MILLS DEBBIE - Sharon Brame RUTH - Sherri Boedeker FRANK - Ed Palmer CHARLIE - Phil Kendrick FREDDIE - Wayne Narey EMMA - Judy Jensen CYNTHIA - Kathy Baker HANNAH - Linda Darwin BECKY - Barbara Thompson STEGE - Everett James MRS. STEGE - Evelyn Knobloch PROMPTOR - Elaine Graham A It tu'rt i i'r THE BUILDER WHO KNOWS YOUR HOUSING PROBLEM ...AND THE ANSWER A DOLLAR AND A DEED IS ALL YOU NEED!” Modern jjomes Construction Company P. 0. Box 1243 Valdosta, Georgia THE SIGNATURE OF QUALITY IN FEMININE FASHIONS rnedoe Ca Thl mru uxtu of yaux� ta CREASY ROWE STUDIO TO SUIT YOUR HITCHING POST Weddings Commercial Custom Framing Studio and Home Portraits Drive-In-Window Dining Room 906 Williams Street CH 2-8935 Phone CH 2-22 35 Five Stores in One Variety Hardware Clothing Garden Shop Housewares The Family Store Extends Its C ongratulations to the Graduating Class of '65 Three Ways to Buy Cash Layaway Charge-it-Plan Nothing Down, Months to Pay You Must Be Satisfied or Money Back FIRST STATE BANK Member of F. D. I. C. 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Visit TONY’S PIZZA Valdosta Georgia Compliments of FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE Serving Valdosta Georgia To Be WELL Dressed Use BONNERS MEN SHOP and Be In Style Valdosta Georgia PATTERSON-JONESf SHOES The Home of Good Shoes Since 1903 W: B°a°« tidh m Valdosta Georgia AUTOGRAPHS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1965 FROM UTLEY BROTHERS, INC. Detroit Michigan Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1965 From FREED-HARDEMAN COLLEGE Henderson A Fully Accredited Junior College Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF ORKIN EXTERMINATING Valdosta COMPANY., INC. World's Largest Pest Control Company 1802 North Ashley St. Georgia May GOD Always Watch Over You and Guide Your Feet in Paths of Righteousness. From THE LEE FAMILY THE HARLEE ROBERTS THE CAMPBELLS THE DAN ROBERTS THE SAPPS AUTOGRAPHS STI • The Year You Save Will Be the Lait Year Before Retire- ment You are now facing decisions that will affect your entire life. You must decide whether or not you will continue your education, and if so, where. The decisions will likely have an important bearing upon one or more of the most serious things in your life, such as: your life’s work, the person you will marry, the friends you will have, und the spiritual convictions that will guide you in the years to come. As you face these decisions, I want you to know more about the educational opportunities offered by David Lipscomb College, an ac- credited senior Christian college, which is now operating on the year- round basis. Lipscomb will begin freshman classes both in June and September of 1965. Junior college graduates will also gain valuable time by entering Lipscomb in June and continuing on a year-round basis. The Lipscomb student body for 1965-66 will be limited to ap- proximately 1450 students. Of these. 550 places will be reserved for freshmen. If you plan to attend Lipscomb, please fill out an appli- cation for admission (available on request) and mail it at your earliest convenience. If you will be a boarding student, a room reservation deposit of $10 should be included. This will be credited to your account when you enroll. It will be a privilege to answer any question or assist with any problem you may have in connection with your plans to attend Lips- comb. Please write: Vice-President Willard Collins David Lipscomb College Nashville. Tennessee 37203 President Pollias explains four-quarter education to Jackie and Joan Charlton, twins who visited th campus on Hifh School Pay, 1944. They enrolled ai tint-term freshmen In th summer quarter and aro hack as second-quarter frathman this tall, thank- ful that they began their toll� work during the Ira crowded quarter. He will be glad to advise you about your plans for continuing your education. It would be a pleasure to have you visit the Lipscomb campus at your convenience. Sincerely yours, ATHENS CLAY PULLIAS PRESIDENT OF DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE • Year-round Education Will Add One Entire Year To Your Productive Life Tha beauty of the Lipscomb camper in lemrnor is hard to catch by camera Ians. This view of Crieman Memorial Library and the Administration Building captures tome of the loveliness that summer students enjoy at Lipscomb. A hresses A Benny Adams - Charles Arnold Vic Arther - - Jay Avants - - Kathy Baker - - Faye Barwick — Richard Bateman Bruce Bennett - Allen Black — Martha Blount - Sharie Boedeker John Boyles - - ■ Sharon Brame - • John Brooker - - Danny Bryson - - Terry Buice - - Ken Burton----- Delores Cannon - Karen Carney — Laura Carney — Butch Carr-----■ Glenn Carter - - Brad Cochran — Charles Cochran - Teressa Cogdill - Connie Cook — Hugh Cooper — Denise Copeland Jimmy Copeland Susan Copeland - Richard Copeland Aaron Copeland - Larry Crawford - Nita Creech----- Beth Croney Diane Crosby - - Bill Cuen------ LaRoache Ave. — 807 W. Gordon St. 4631 W. 9th Ave. 205 E. Main----- B Box 278 G.C.S.-------- Rt. 2 Box 272 -------- 4241 Rendale Dr.----- ■206 E. Gordon--------- ■1017 W. Gordon St. — 4303 Sunrise Blvd. - - 6040 S. Dixie Highway Box 338 -------------- 527 Florida Blvd.---- 1555 Dancy St.------- 1713 Marion St.------- 6755 S.W. 53rd St. - - Pan Gap Rd. ---------- C ■ 909 Shrewsburg Rd. — ■2365 16th Ave.------- 2365 16th Ave.------- 1823 S. Florida Ave. - 5147 Abel Lane — — Box 972 -............. Box 972 .............. ■ Rt. 1 Box 14----- - 1402 E. Coast Dr. — ■ Rt. 1................ Rt. 2................ Rt. 2................ ■Rt. 2 Box 28-------- •Rt. 2................ Rt. 2................ 1001 Langdale Dr. — 644 Francis Harriet — -4330 S.W. 95th Ave. - Rt. 1................. ■ 405 Water St.-------- ■Savannah, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Hialeah, Florida Easley, South Carolina - - Valdosta, Georgia - - Valdosta, Georgia • - Jacksonville, Florida - - Valdosta, Georgia - - Valdosta, Georgia - Ft. Pierce, Florida - - S. Miami, Florida - - Guthrie, Kentucky - - Neptune Beach, Florida - - Jacksonville, Florida - -Valdosta, Georgia - Miami, Florida - Chattanooga, Tennessee New Orleans, Louisiana Vero Beach, Florida Vero Beach, Florida Lakeland, Florida Jacksonville, Florida Lake Park, Georgia Lake Park, Georgia Bell, Florida Atlantic Beach, Florida ■Quitman, Georgia Lake Park, Georgia Lake Park, Georgia Lake Park, Georgia ■Lake Park, Georgia ■Lake Park, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Baton Rouge, Louisiana Miami, Florida ■Quitman, Georgia Little Rock, Arkansas 124 D Gary Daniel - Brenda Darwin Linda Darwin • George Dillon Wanda Dixon ■ Paul Drury — Scott Duncan ■ Pat Denney - • Bobbie Edwards - 'Sidney Eubanks - Virginia Eubanks Connie Fernandez Purity Fernandez ■ Mike Flatt-------- Kevin Folsom — Diedre Futch — • Richard Futch — Burnie Futch----- David Gaffney - Melodie Gaffney Scott Gardner - Richard Gentry - Steve Gibson — Elaine Graham - Jay Grant-------- Jerry Grant — - Mike Grant - - - Kathy Green - - Marsha Guess - - Alex Guiterriez • Patricia Hamm Angie Harris - Bob Heath — ■ John Hilton - - Emily Hilworth Marian Honey Sandra Howell 820 Stovall Blvd. - - 408 N. Madison — - 408 N. Madison------ Box 54-------------- 312 Canna Dr.------- 103 Carlston Lane - - 801 Ridgeway Dr. - - 4976 Bridgewater Cir. E ■ - Atlanta, Georgia - Douglas, Georgia —Douglas, Georgia - Boston, Georgia - Valdosta, Georgia - Oak Ridge, Tennessee - Valdosta, Georgia - -Jacksonville, Florida Rt. 1 Box 141...............Ft. White, Florida 1646 Laural St. - ------------ Sarasota, Florida Rt. 4 Box 55----------------- Leesburg, Virginia F Whispering Pine, Rt. 4 -----Valdosta, Georgia ■310 Canna Dr.--------------Valdosta, Georgia Box 507 --------------------Cookeville, Tennessee 829 E. Cherry Dr.-----------Perry, Florida N. 6 Lullwater--------------Vajdosta, Georgia N. 6 Lullwater--------------Valdosta, Georgia N. 6 Lullwater--------------Valdosta, Georgia G 3817 San Juan---------------Tampa, Florida ■3817 San Juan - -----------Tampa, Florida 5207 Sew aba----------------Tampa, Florida Rt. 3 — —------------— ... Mt. Juliet, Tennessee 1403 N ParkAve.-------------Tifton, Georgia Box 334 --------------------Port Royal, S. Carolina Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2 Box 482 -------------Valdosta, Georgia 2004Azulea Rd.------------ - - Valdosta, Georgia 310 Cana Dr.----------------Valdosta, Georgia H Rt. 2-------------------- — Valdosta, Georgia 701 Maplewood Dr. -----------Valdosta, Georgia 1814 Hyde Park Place--------Jacksonville, Florida 5522 Golfview St.-----------Jacksonville, Florida 104-60 Queens Blvd. 8F - - Forest Hills, New York 1606 Berry -----------------Wayne, Michigan Rt. 2 Box 595 -------------Valdosta, Georgia J Mary Jackson Everett James Judy Jenson - Jim Joyner - Adreine Kelly - Linda Kemp - - Ray Kemp------ Barry Kendrick - Phil Kendrick - Peter Kirsch - - Evelyn Knobloch Gwen Landers ■ Linda Landers • Linda Lashley • Ken Law------- Diane Lawlor - Dores Lee — ■ Bobby Lester - Patricia Lester Ann Lilly - - - Steve Lilly — Steve Linn - - Fred Lyons - - Jack Manning - • Mary Martin — John Massey — David McCrary - Ashley McLeod - Joe Mixson------ Russell Moeller - Roger Morton - - Frank Mosco — Pam Moulton — Douglas Murajda Wayne Narey Billy Naylor ■ John Naylor - Butch Neal - Rt. 1..................... 194 Wedgewood Dr.-------- Rt. 2 Box 516------------ 8819 Hare Ave.----------- Quitman, Georgia Toms River, New Jersey Valdosta, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida K 5 Mack Dr.------------------Valdosta, Georgia 108 Forrest Ave.------------Valdosta, Georgia 108 Forrest Ave.------------Valdosta, Georgia 36 Elizabeth St.------------Pemberton, New Jersey 36 Elizabeth St.------------Pemberton, New Jersey 1811 Barstow PI.------------Sarasota, Florida 11 May St.------------------St. Augustine, Florida L Rt. IB ox 45--------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 1 Box 45--------------Valdosta, Georgia 1506 Marion St.-------------Valdosta, Georgia 2072 Cortez Ave.------------Vero Beach, Florida Rt. 2 Box 555 ------------Valdosta, Georgia Box 238 --------------------Palatka, Florida Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia 9835 S. W. 77 Terr.---------Miami, Florida 7011 Corpus Christi St.-----Houston, Texas M 1119 N. W. 43 Ave. - - Rt. 2.................... Box 275 ----------------- Rt. 3 Box 355A----------- Rt. 1................... 105 Doctors Blug.-------- 62 W. 58 St............. 1485 N. W. 83 Terr. - - 422 Church St.---------- Rt. 2 Box 488 ----------- 308 E. Crafford Ave. — N - - Gainesville, Florida - - Valdosta, Georgia - Palatka, Florida - Valdosta, Georgia - - Valdosta, Georgia ■ - Valdosta, Georgia - - New York, New York - - Miami, Florida - - Baltimore, Maryland — Valdosta, Georgia — Valdosta, Georgia 9509 Evergreen St. G. C. S. — - - - G. C. S. ........ 2110 Azulea Rd. - Silver Spring, Maryland Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia 126 Lanny Nelms Ron Norman Ronald Owens Ed Palmer------- Donna Parisher - Martha Jo Parker Linda Parks — ■ Susan Phelps - - Gladys Pridgen - Loretta Randolph Becky Reeves - ■ Roger Reynolds - Nanna Reynolds ■ Tim Roberts — Pat Roe — - - - Mike Root------ 1315 Park Circle --------- Rt. 1 Box 381 - ----------- O 1505 Vallotion ------- - - P 123 Nesbit Lane----------- 816 First St.------------- 1025 Normandy Rd.-------- 1289 Norwich Rd.---------- Rt. 2...................... Rt. 3 300 Cedar St.-------- R Rt. 2 Wildwood------------- Rt. 1 Box 70-P ----------- 2850 Dearwood Dr.-------- 1238 S. W. 2nd Ave.------- 1238 S. W. 2nd Ave.------- Rt. 228-A................. 5253 Oakcrest Dr.--------- S Tampa, Florida Sarasota, Florida Valdosta, Georgia Rochester, Michigan Neptune Beach, Florida Macon, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Bowling Green, Kentucky Valdosta, Georgia Maryville, Tennessee Winter Garden, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Gainesville, Florida Gainesville, Florida Switzerland, Florida Oxon Hill, Maryland Danny Sapp — ■ Tommy Sapp — Johnnie Sapp - - Tracy Schory - - Martha Simmons Ronnie Small — Joel Smith------ Leonard Smith - Ronnie Snow — Cindy Spivey - - Lynn Spivey - - Scott Spratlin - ■ Dona Stephens - Laura Stephens - Janice Stephens Pam Sterling - - Bruce Stidham - Jo Ann Stoner - Debbie Swift - - Andy Sykes — • G. C. S.------------------Valdosta, Georgia G. C. S.------------------Valdosta, Georgia G. C. S.------------------Valdosta, Georgia Apt. 5 Love Joy Stella St. - Ft. Myers, Florida 217 Beck St.--------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2 Box 515 ------------Valdosta, Georgia 1517 River St. -----------Valdosta, Georgia 1169 Pascal Place---------Norfolk, Virginia Rt. 1---------------------Quitman, Georgia Rt. 2---------------------r Valdosta, Georgia Box 1295 --------------Huntsville, Alabama 2112 Charlton St.---------Valdosta, Georgia 419 N. Culpepper St.------Quitman, Georgia 419 N. Culpepper St.------Quitman, Georgia 419 N. Culpepper St.------Quitman, Georgia 1200 Highway Place--------Valdosta, Georgia 4728 Kenmore Ave.---------Alexandria, Virginia 1012 Williams St.---------Valdosta, Georgia 638 Columbia Ave.---------Orlando, Florida 418 University Dr.--------Valdosta, Georgia T 1501 N. Cherry------------ 127 Barbara Thompson Perry, Florida Tommy Thrash Billy Tomlinson 2305 Comdon Ave. Douglas, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida U Derenda Ulrich----------------- 702 Atlantic Ave.---------Ft. Pierce, Florida John Utley -- ----------------- 5629 Thorney Ash - ------Rochester, Michigan V Ben Vick------------------------ 308 Virginia Ave. ----- Valdosta, Georgia Ethelle Vick------------------- 308 Virginia Ave.---------Valdosta, Georgia Steve Vick--------------------- 308 Virginia Ave.----------Valdosta, Georgia Jackie Vinson------------------- 1005-A Whitney Ave. - — Albany, Georgia W Judy Wakefield — ■ Steve Wakefield — Melba Webb--------- Paul Webb---------- Ann Whitesell----- Richard Whitesell - Lynda Wilkins------ Beth Williams------ Patti Williams----- Tommy Williams - Ginger Williams — Anita Wisenbaker - Ben Wisenbaker — Janice Wisenbaker - Cathy Wood-------- Lee Wood---------- Bob Wood---------- Martha Yarbrough Susan Yearwood - Rt. 2--------- — -------- - Dasher, Georgia Rt. 2-----------------------Dasher, Georgia Rt. 2 Box 31---------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2 Box 31---------------Valdosta, Georgia Box 127----------------------Englewood, Florida Box 127----------------------Englewood, Florida 1007 Southwest Dr.----------Baker, Louisiana 1157 Weston St.---------— N. Augusta, S. Carolina ■Box S6---------------------Quitman, Georgia Box 66---------------------Quitman, Georgia 1712 N. W. 10th St.-------Gainesville, Florida Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia Rt. 2-----------------------Valdosta, Georgia Whispering Pines Rt. 4------Valdosta, Georgia Engineering Ser. Dept. Ingersoll Rand-------.-----Painted Post, N. Y. Engineering Ser. Dept. Ingersoll Rand--------------Painted Post, N. Y. Engineering Ser. Dept. Ingersoll Rand --------------Painted Post, N. Y. Y 216 W. Leon------------------Perry, Florida 170 Morse Plaza--------------Ft. Myers, Florida 128 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ••n Wo� W� U% Yearbook� Ar Ta.lo'-ad. mwl