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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATION.................................12-13 FA CULTY.......................................14-15 STAFF..........................................16-18 STUDENTS SENIORS.................; JUNIORS jfTZ sophom £es - r FRESHMEN - - - S' - JUNIOR HIGH.......................... ELEMENTARY........................... FAVORITES............................ 19 - 30 31 - 40 41 - 46 47 - 52 53 - 56 57 - 64 65 - 76 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL........... BASKETBALL........ ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC.............. STUDENT COUNCIL.... BETA CLUB AND 4-H.. LITERARY........... ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING....................................102-104 SR. PLAY......................................106-107 VALENTINES....................................108-109 ANNUAL STAFF..................................110-111 WILL AND ADDRESS.............................H2 - 114 ADVERTISERS....................................... 15 78 - 82 83 - 90 -92-93 - - - -94 ----95 96 - 99 3 EDITOR Dianne Lawlor CO-EDITOR Maynor Etheridge Dear Faculty, Students, and Friends, As the school year 1966-67 draws to a close, we, the editors, of the annual look back over many events. In the beginning of school there were many new faces, but now as we browse through our annual these faces have become very familiar and meaningful. The pictures of the students we will always cherish; for never again will this student body all be together in one place. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to Brother Freeman, our sponsor, for the outstanding job he did with taking and developing our pictures and for his undivided time and effort spent in helping us compose our annual. We would like to thank our annual staff who worked together so diligently. Not only our time and hands have gone into this work, but our hearts also. May this book bring each of you much happiness and be appreciated many years hence by all. 4 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 traditions Hold thy banner high. Ever guard thy name with fervor Live to do or die. 5 The 1967 Pine Embers is dedicated to one whom we know as a friend, respect as an educator, and admire as a real person. His high ideals serve as an inspiration to everyone at G.C.S. He is respected for his sound judgment and integrity. Because of the advice and assistance which he has given to the students, faculty and administra- tion, and because of the efforts which he has made in guiding our school forward during the past two years, we dedicate this annual to our president, Bro. Cal Arquitt. 7 TO EVERY THING to and a time to laugh; • 1 % r, embrace. and a time to refrain from embrace; 8 THERE IS A SEASON, 9 AND A TIME TO EVERY PURPOSE and a time to speak; Photo not available due to too much Love ! a time to keep silent; Ik a time to love, 10 and a time to hate; UNDER THE HE A VEN. Eccl. 3: 1-8 I jgs i ADMINISTRATION We are closing another eventful year in the history of this wonderful school. We are gradually making progress which could not have been made without you. As Georgia Christian continues to grow, each one of you will have a precious place in my heart. May God bless you in all your endeavors in life. May your life be happy, useful and godly. Come home to see us often. CAL ARQUITT President BORD OF DIRECTORS James T. Hines, Chairman Baker, La. W. W. Colson, Vice Chairman Valdosta, Ga. Charles E. Copeland, Secretary Valdosta, Ga. Allen D. Armstrong, Treasurer Valdosta, Ga. Eddie Couch - Jacksonville, Fla. G. L. Creech - Baton Rouge, La. Schuyler Hardin - Gainesville, Ha. Sam McFarland - Lebanon, Term. Frank McGehee - Jacksonville, Fla. Edwin A. Watts - Dallas, Tex. Jack Taylor - Mobile, Ala. Cleon McLeod, Emeritus Valdosta, Ga. JAMES T. HINES 12 SENIORS: We are happy that you came to G. C. S. and hope that you will visit us often. I read a bit of wisdom that I would like for you to consider. Failure to hit the mark is never the fault of the target. To improve your aim, improve yourself. LOWER CLASSMAN: I'would like for you to consider this statement. Anyone who stops learning is old; anyone who keeps learning stays young. PREWITTE COPELAND Vice-President and Principal OWEN FREEMAN Dean of Students This my first year at G.C.S. has been a busy yet a happy one. We have had moments of joy and moments of disappointment. There have been times for tears of happiness and times for tears of sadness. May you help us build a bigger and better school for the future, and may you always make G.C.S. proud of you. 13 DAVID ARNOLD Jr. High Coach WALLY COLSON Chemistry PREWITTE COPELAND 8th Grade Science MRS . ANNIE FRANKLIN A6th Oyfede � MRS. PELAR FERNANDEZ Spanish OWEN FREEMAN Bible. Algebra I II Plane Geometry ROBERT JONES English I III Geography History JON HAZELIP Speech. Am. History Bible, P.E., Coach SAM KITCHINGS Bible 14 MRS. RITA MILLS Typing I II Bible MRS. LINDA MOORE 3rd and 4th Grade MISS FRANCIS RUSHING Home Ec. I and II Biology, Science NATHAN THOMPSON Bible, 7th and 8th Math, English MRS. ELLEN MOULTON 5th Grade MRS. MARGIE TOMLINSON 1st and 2nd Grade WALTER PODEIN Am. Gov., Gen. Math W. History, Civics Bookkeeping MISS CHARLOTTE SMITH English II and IV Chorus OFFICE Mrs. Freeman Mrs. Campbell NURSE Mrs. Jones POST OFFICE Uncle Virgil Copeland LIBRARIANS Mrs. Gober Mrs. Wisenbaker 16 MRS. JUDY PETERS BOYS DORM SUPERVISORS MR. DAVID ARNOLD MR. JIM NAREY 17 PRESIDENT - Tommy Williams, VICE-PRESIDENT - Frankie Johnson, SECRETARY - Maynor Etheridge TREASURER - Dianne Lawlor, SARGEANT-AT-ARMS - Don McLeod CLASS FAVORITES Maynor Etheridge Johnny Crosby Sponsor - Brother Jon Hazelip 20 NANCY BOWMAN Pep Club 2 Basketball 3 Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 GARY BRADFORD Class Treasurer 1 T I President 2 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1,4 Football 1, 4 Track 3,4 Baseball 3 Senior Play 4 Student Council 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3 21 SUE CLARK Senior Play 4 Chorus 4 Cheerleader 4 CHARLES FRANKLIN COCHRAN Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Football 1,2,3 Track 2, 3 Cross-Country 4 Beta Club 2, 3,4 Quartet 3,4 4-H Club 1,2,3 One Act Play 3 Sergeant-at-Arms 1 Student Council Treasurer 3 Parliamentarian 4 4-H Vice-President 3 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball Team Co-Captain 3, 4 Annual Sports Editor 3 Annual Staff 2, 4 Assistant Sports Editor 4 LARRY ED CRAWFORD Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 22 JOHNNY CROSBY Football 1, 3,4 Track 1 Basketball 1 4-HClub 1,3 Pep Club 1, 2 Science Club 2 Baseball 1 Homecoming Escort 4 Senior Play 4 BRENDA GAYLE DARWIN Cheerleader 3,4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Beta Club Officer 3 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Class President 2 Annual Staff 3,4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Student Council Officer 3,4 President 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 One Act Play 4 Homecoming Court 1 Class Favorite 1 Most Dependable 3 Most School-Spirited 3 Homecoming Queen 4 MAYNOR RHEA ETHERIDGE F. T.A. 2 Y-Teens 2, 3 G. A.A. 2 Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 4 Senior Play 4 Chorus 1, 4 Annual Co-Editor 4 Homecoming Princess 4 23 RICHARD FUTCH DAVID GAFFNEY Football 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1,2,4 Dorm Council 3,4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play CAROL ANNE HIERS F.H.A. 1,2,3, F.T.A. 1,2,3, Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2 Library Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Pep Club 3 Chorus 1, 2 F. H.A. Historian 3 il MARY JEAN JACKSON Basketball 1, 2 Cheerleading 1 Student Council 1 4-H Club 1,2 FRANKIE JOHNSON Track 3,4 Football 3 Baseball 2 J-Club 1,2 Clas President 1, 2 Vice-President 4 F.F.A. 1,2 F.F.A. Delegate F.F.A. Judging Team 2 Beta Club 3,4 Chorus 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Sophomore Play 4 Superlative 3 Homecoming Court Escort 4 DORA LINDA KITCHINGS Photo Club 1, 2, 3 Library Club 1, 2,3 Science Club 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 4-H Club 1,2,3 Pep Club 1, 2,3 S.T.A.R. 3 D.C.T. 3 Teachers Assistant 1,2,3 Junior Treasurer 3 Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Basketball 1, 2 Powder puff Football 1, 2 25 DIANNE LAWLOR Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 3,4 Student Council 1, 3 Vice-President 4 Annual Staff 1, 2,3 Annual Editor 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 ROBERT A. LESTER III Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Football 2, 3 Track 2, 3 One-Act Play 4 Junior Play 3 Chorus 3,4 ASHLEY McLEOD 4-H Club 1,2,3 Student Council 4 Teacher Assistant 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Class Play 4 Chorus 1 26 DONALD RICHARD McLEOD Football 2,3,4 Captain 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1 Baseball 1 Student Council 3,4 Class Officer 3,4 JOE MIXON Print Shop 2, 3,4 ROGER ALLEN MORTON Chorus 2,3,4 Evangelians 2 Track 3 Senior Class Play 4 Outstanding Christian 2 Print Shop 2, 3,4 27 BILL NAYLOR Basketball 1,2,3 Football 2 Basketball Manager 4 Football Manager 1 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Evangelians 2 Assistant Teacher 4 Track 2, 3,4 Senior Class Play 4 4-H Reporter 3 4-H Song Leader 4 Sports Editor 4 BUTCH NEAL Football 1, 2, 3,4 Track 2, 3,4 Pep Club 2 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3,4 PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Class Treasurer 1 Class President 2 Homecoming Court 1,3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Captain 3 Basketball 1, 2,3 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Christian Youth Club 1,2,3 Secretary 3 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3 Business Manager 3 Library Club 1, 2, 3 President 3 Sweetheart Court 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Student Council 1, 2 Treasurer 2 Newspaper Staff Class Editor 3 28 VERN LeROY PERKINS Basketball 1, 2 Football 1 4-H Club 1 F.F.A. 1 Industrial Arts 1, 2,3 Chorus 4 Class Sargeant-at-arms 4 Annual Staff 4 ROGER REYNOLDS Dorm Council 1 Track 1, 2 Evangelians 2 Beta Club 3,4 Debate 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 One-Act Play 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Quartet 4 TOMMY TOOT'’ WILLIAMS Football 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Track 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 2 Class President 3,4 Class Favorite 1, 2,3 Student Council 3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Most Athletic 2,3 Friendliest 3 Junior Play 3 29 JANICE M. WISENBAKER Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club i 4-H Club 1,2,3 Secretary 3 Class Favorite 3 Class Secretary 3 Most Flirtatious 3 Homecoming Princess 4 Cheerleader 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Advertising Manager 4 Class Play 3 One Act Play 4 BaSk iall 1 Volleyball 1 SwimmipW-Te ySpanlsh Club 1' 1 Pep Club 1 Class Traveler 1 Student Council 1, 3, 4 4-H Club 2, 3 Class Play 1,3,4 j Homecoming Cour I 30 Sponsor Miss C. Smith Mark Blais two girls for every boy Jay Avants Joan Andrews 32 Pam Fletcher Ann Freeman CLASS FAVORITES Kathy Green Andy Sykes 34 Beware of the GRAND CANYON Jay Grant The Three Stooges Mike Grant 35 Danny Litton David McCrary Frank Mosco Bet I turn you on, don't I? What’s a nice guy like me doing in a place like this. 37 And then there was Biology SPONSOR: Miss Rushing Melanie Arquitt Connie Ashburn. Elaine Black Lonnie Brady Laura Carney 42 Walt Cave Marilyn Cogdill A1 Deen Kathy Einig Alex Gutierez Patti Williams - PRESIDENT; Walt Cave - VICE-PRESIDENT; A1 Deen - TREASURER; Elaine Black - SECRETARY 43 Patsy Hamm Angie Harris Ricky Henry 44 But Mark, I can't get the beat to 'Your Cheatin’ Heart ' Blackie. You're losin friends! Joyce Lester Wayne Lowe Walt Meriwether Douglas Murajda Byron Parker 45 Roland Rich Walter Schuessler Mike Silcox Steve Vick Patti Williams Go yonder Angel ? Fetch me a pair of NEW shoes? Better watch out cause I'm Tuff 46 Ji l l URSO .tuti Ha MILTON CAiutte I Jo vet if. Tlf lAi .il t Slru ji i1 ol'JJn- J-V. h i.ili-’t ii.xi nt: now mis ! • ■v .v cn tr i.vi juts «' � Urtrtt r |:i � FRESHMEN Carla Carney, Denise Copeland Richard Copeland SPONSOR: Mr. Walter Podein Vonda Darwin Sonya Blue 48 Erich Dietz Mike Exum Jerry Grant CLASS FAVORITES Vonda Darwin Ben Vick Purity Fernandez Janice Harrell 49 Dianae Lowe Pam Mills Emily Ray CLASS OFFICERS Vonda Darwin PRESIDENT Sonya Blue VICE-PRESIDENT Carla Carney SECRETARY Purity Fernandez TREASURER Ben Vick PARLIAMEN- TARIAN Danny Johnson Kenny Lawlor 50 51 (Translated:) Only her hairdresser knows for sure. 52 Freshmen hard at work?????? EIGHTH GRADE Leah Cork Gary Harris Donna Herron Royce Howard Ginger Lowe Philip Moyers Rodney Myers Kathy Patrick Angela Raughton Randy Storch Buddy Studstill Loyd Taylor David VanAusdale Tim Vick Ben Walker Richard Wasson 54 SEVENTH GRADE Dolly Bell Denise Carter Larry Cash Mike Copeland Robert Cork Neil English James Garrett Barbara Hamm Jonie Johnson Danny Parker Robert Roffe Gail Sterling Deborah Pruette Charles Wise 55 EIGHTH Officers PRES. - Cathy Patrick V. -PRES. - Rodney Myers SEC. - Donna Herron TREAS. - Jamie Copeland Favorites BUDDY STUDSTILL DONNA HERRON Sponsor Mr. Tompson SEVENTH Favorites i Officers Pres. - Charles Wise V. -Pres. - Denise Carter Sec. - Gail Sterling Treas. - Debbie Pruitte DENISE CARTER MIKE COPELAND 56 SIXTH GRADE David Branch Ricky Carney Katherine Copeland Chuck Lawlor Phyllis Mills Jimmy Naylor Private's Cheeries Sherri Copeland Susie Cosper Janet Fiege Debbie Parker Micky Roberts Pam Webb 58 Carlos Bustillo Marte Carney Leigh C arter Gary Edge Robin Eubanks Lisa Force Robert Freeman Tommy Grant Sandi Guess Jimmy Jones Carolyn King Mary Beth Lawlor FIFTH GRADE Ricky Roberts Martin Roffe Angela Silcox Jerry Jo Spivey David Squires Lydia Squires Eloise Van Ausdall Jimmy Williams Glynese Wisenbaker Luther Bell Debra Brogden FOURTH GRADE William Arquitt Chris Cave Travis Cork Bethy Jan Crosby Kathy Croxson Mike Hamm John King Rusty Me Leod Felicia Martin Amy Roffe Curtis Sims Tea Wood 60 THIRD GRADE Dorthy Bell Jerry Garrett Melanie Money Lisa Wisenbaker Douglas Lester Charles Smith Latina Luke 61 SECOND GRADE Barbara Cowart Beth Croxson Nancy Fiege Dena Force Tina Guess Linda Hamm Tommy Hughes Hannah Judy Sam Kitching Judy McLeod Stephanie Mills Dale Rowell FIRST GRADE Glen Cave Wendy Colson Toresa Copeland Hank Cowart Paul Croxson Teri Hazelip David Jenes Danny McLeod Karen Norris Lisa Payne Barri Roberts Glenn Wood Betty Bell Future Generals Daily Chapel Program goes anoiner Lester Brotherly Love The Line-up THE HOODS 64 ■ MISS G.C.S. BRENDA DARWIN 66 MR. G.C.S. TOMMY WILLIAMS 67 HONOR BOY CHARLES COCHRAN 69 MOST OUTSTANDING GRADUATE BRENDA DARWIN BEST ALL AROUND DIANNE LAW LOR CHARLIE COCHRAN MOST POPULAR DIANNE LAWLOR ANDY SYKES 72 73 MOST DEPENDABLE BRENDA DARWIN TOMMY WILLIAMS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MAYNOR ETHERIDGE CAHRLIE COCHRAN 74 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED GINGER WILLIAMS ROGER MORTON MOST A THLETIC DLANNE LAWLOR TOMMY WILLIAMS 75 CASSANOVA AND CAMPUS CUTIE SENIOR JANICE WISENBAKER GARY BRADFORD CASSANOVA AND CAMPUS CUTIE JUNIOR LINDA PARKS FRANK MOSCO 76 V..V.V ' . SMS ATHLETICS Georgia Christian has been playing football for the last four years and the 66-67 season is the first winning season that the school has ever had. We are very proud of our football team and are looking forward to the coming years. WON - LOST 6 - - - G.C.S-Lowndes High B - - 0 0-----G.C.S - — Terrell County - — 34 32----G.C.S.-------Berrien County--------o 0-----G.C.S.--------------: Hawthorne..20 13----G.C.S.--------Valdosta B --------25 6 - - - G.C.S.- - - Trenton-----0 0-----G.C.S.---Keystone Heights - - 13 34----G.C.S.----Brooks County B —13 25----G.C.S.---------Carrabelle---------13 Celebrating after posting a winning season. 78 VISITORS 3 0 O HOME 00 I DOWN I Q YARDS TO GO Toot” scores a Touchdown Hazelip giving instructions Generals win again First and ten, do it again Coach sends in recruits Hazelip Bribes Referee Let's go Toot' 79 BUTCH NEAL Half Back Hardest Runner DAVID GAFFNEY Tackle JOHNNY CROSBY Tackle GARY BRADFORD--End TOMMY WILLIAMS Quarterback Most Valuable Player Hardest Tackier GO BUTCH! ! !! ! DON McLEOD End TO THE VICTORS BELONG THE SPOILS! 80 Go, Go, Git'um Git'um DONNIE WISENBAKER Quarter Back ROLAND RICH Half Back But, sir, Coach din't tell us there were any rules... WALT MERIWETHER End MARK BLAIS Guard MIKE SILCOX Half Back JERRY GRANT Guard 81 FRANK MOSCO Half Back ANDY SYKES Half Back Best Defensive DOUG MARAJDA Tackle Best Offensive Lineman A L DEEN Full-Back Best Offensive Back MIKE GRANT Guard Best Defensive Lineman JAY GRANT Center 82 PATTY WILLIAMS ELAINE BLACK BRENDA BROOKS 83 84 PURITY FERNANDEZ JOYCE LESTER PAM STERLING c. s. OPPONENT G. C. S. OPPONENT CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 44 Echols 46 33 ■ Lanier 56 36 Norman Park 57 23 Norman Park 63 57 • Echols 56 40 Clinch 38 36 - Lanier 50 48 Echols 41 49 ■ ■ Clinch 48 39 Doerun 65 39 • Whigham 47 51 Branford, Fla. 32 38 • Lanier -55 35 Whigham •69 38 • 53 85 BASKETBALL G. C. S. OPPONENT G. C. 74 St. George 60 78 73 • 67 65 83 - 70 76 71 • - 63 54 52 ■ ■ 83 55 47 ■ - 65 45 54 ■ • 63 56 68 - - 73 68 70 - Brand ford, Fla. — -39 60 57 - Christmas Tournament - 72 39 ■ 56 - ■ 49 42 ■ 62 - 56 41 - 64 OPPONENT - St. George----------54 - - Echols------------75 - - Mt. Dora, Fla.------68 - - Lakeland----------- 66 - - Clinch--------------63 - - Whigham-------------57 - - Mt. Dora, Fla.----53 - - Lanier---------- — 73 - - Doerun--------------71 - - Madison, Fla.-------54 Region Tournament - - Doerun-----.--------46 TRI-CAPTAINS BOBBY LESTER TOMMY WILLIAMS CHARLIE COCHRAN Best Offensive Best Hustler Most Valuable Player 86 DONNIE WISENBAKER ANDY SYKES FRANKIE JOHNSON Best Defensive DOUG MURAJDA david McCrary 87 88 SEATED L - R Naylor, Manager, Coach Hazelip. STANDING L - R Johnson, B. Vick S. Vick, M. Grant, J. Grant, D. McCrary, R. Rich, J. Grant, A. Gutierez. 1st. ROW Roffe, M. Copeland, Cork, 2nd. ROW Walker, Harris, Chapman, Myers, Parker, Garrett, 3rd, ROW Coach Arnold, Studstill, Taylor, VanAusdale, Howard, Cave, and J. Copeland. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEA DERS SERG EA NTS Kathy Patrick, Donna Herron, Gail Sterling, Denise Carter, Leah Cork, and Sue Arquitt. ACTION 89 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL 12-0 Record SEATED L - R M. Copeland, Vick, Chapman, Garret. STANDING L - R Harris, J. Copeland, Wise, Howard, Walker, Taylor, Studstill. 90 K il SSV1J QUARTET TRIO WANDA DIXON KATHY GREEN GINGER WILLIAMS CHORUS DIRECTOR MISS C. SMITH FRANK MOSCO ANDY SYKES CHARLES COCHRAN RODGER REYNOLS STUDENT COUNCIL Officers PRESIDENT: Brenda Darwin VICE-PRESIDENT: Dianne Lawlor SECRETARY: Kathy Green TREASURER: Aaron Copeland PA RUMENTA RIAN: Charles Cochran 94 OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Dianne Herron VICE-PRESIDEN l: Brenda Darwin SECRETARY: Kathy Green TREASURER: Tommy Williams SPONSOR: Walter Podein BETA CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Aaron Copeland GIRLS VICE-PRESIDENT: Wanda Dixon BOYS VICE-PRESIDENT: Chuckie Lawlor SECRETARY: Denise Copeland REPORTER: Mike Grant ( ON LEADE ( JBifi Naylor K e. T I CX A 4-H CLUB 95 ONE ACT PLAY Haven't I seen you somewhere before - at the sea caves maybe? Spastic, that's my last piece of china. One, two, cha-cha-cha Don't let that rag mat get you down, Brenda. Mooncalf WINNER REGION I-C CAST Brenda Darwin--------- Roger Reynolds-------- Ann Freeman------------ Joan Andrews----------- Bobby Lester — ------- Janice Wisenbaker----- Laura Carney----------- Danny Johnson--------- Melanie Arquitt------ ■ Ginger Williams------- Mrs. Doyle Mills - — - Etta Mugford John Mugford - Tabby Pipp - Mrs. Lowell - Caleb Orne Off -------Stage ----Voices ----- Props - - Prompter Director 96 i T-i 7-7 Ambrose Bert A rarce-Lomeay in three acts by Donald Payton Director-Mrs. D. Mills CAST: Dan'l - Andy Sykes Ambrose Groves - David McCrary Bert Miller - Mike Grant Sheriff Crandel - Frank Mosco Hoot Owl Pete - Jay Avants Stinkweed - Aaron Copeland Nancy Martin - Gw gei--W444+a-rns Posie - Ann Freeman Miss Spool - Dianne Herron Lena - Linda Parks Judge - Jay Grant W .v r -J c? a J i vJf' ) ( 'Snarit 7 4 97 LITERAR Y AFFIRMATIVE - Dianne Herron, Frank Mosco NEGATIVE - Wanda Dixon, Roger Renolds Second in 1 - C Competition DEB A TE PROPOSITION - That the Foreign Aid Program of the United States be Limited to Non-Military Aid DEBATE COACH - John Hazelip 98 EVENTS SOLO MUSIC DIRECTOR - Miss Charlote Smith SOLOIST - Wanda Dixon Roger Renolds Charles Cochran Frank Mosco REGION REPRESENTATIVES - Wanda Dixon Frank Mosco ESSAY REGION REPRESENTATIVES Dianne Herron Frank Mosco 99 G. 1st ROW - Carol Mathis, Debbie Davis, Frances Ford, SECOND ROW Kim Voraritskul, Mark Morgan, James Mathis. 100 HOMECOMING QUEEN BRENDA DARWIN Brenda Darwin, a senior from Douglas, Georgia, was chosen Homecoming Queen for 1966-67. She has attend- ed G, C. S. for the past four years. Her Christian person- ality and her many outstanding abilities have won her many friends while attending Georgia Christian. Brenda was escorted by Frankie Johnson, a senior from Jennihgs, Florida. Frankie will always be remembered for his wit and unusual talents. A Senior from Virginia Beach, Virginia, Maynor Etheridge came to G. C. S. just this year. She rapid- ly gained popularity with her warm smile and friend- ly ways. She is escorted by Johnny Crosby Janice Wisenbaker, a Senior from Valdosta, is com- pleting her fourth year at G. C. S. Janice’s winning personality has gained many friends for her over the year. Richard Henry is her escort. 103 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Dianne Herron ESCORT: Mark Blais SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Marilyn Cogdill ESCORT: A1 Deen FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE Vonda Darwin ESCORT: Kenny Lawlor JUNIOR HIGH REPRESENTATIVE Donna Herron ESCORT; Royce Howard 104 105 You mean we really gonna git hitched? Cap'n Bill, about that shave! Announcing: The Oxford Scholars!!! 106 A ,Hill-billy Weddin' in June. A-FEUDIN’ OVER YONDER A Hillbilly Comedy (3 Acts) by Le Roma Grethh Mountain Maggie.......-.........................DIANNE LAWLOR Maw Fry — — — —--------------- — — — — — — - BRENDA DARWIN Emmy Fry - — — — — — — - - — - - — — - - MAYNOR ETHERIDGE Izzie Fry.....- -............................ROGER REYNOLDS Clem Fry.....................................JOHNNY CROSBY Rosie Belle----------------------------------------------- SUE CLARK Aunt Harry Hornhonker............................. CAROL HIERS Becky Mae Hornhonker-------------------------- ELAINE BLACK Willy Hornhonker............►.................. DAVID GAFFNEY Pappy Popoff----------------------------------------------BILL NAYLOR Zeke Popoff-------------------------------------ASHLEY McLEOD The Travelin' Preacher-----------------------------------ROGER MORTON Wedding Guests----------------------------------CONNIE ASHBURN LEE WOOD PAT PATTERSON Musicians------------------------------------ GARY BRADFORD JOHNNY CROSBY ALDEEN MARK BLAIS DIRECTOR-------------------------------------Mrs. Doyle Mills MAKE-UP and PROMPTER.....................................Linda Kitching STAGE MANAGERS..............-.............-......Roger Morton Roger Reynolds Willy was very talkative on the way over. I think he said a whole sentence! An outstanding gradu- ate. Just wash what shows. 10? 108 I I ANNUAL STAFF 1967 109 EDITOR: Dianne Lawlor ASSISTANT-EDITOR: Manor Etheridge ADVISOR: Owen Freeman U I ADVERTIZING AND BUSINESS STAFF Janice Wisenbaker, Adv. Mgr Andy Sykes Ashley McLoed Ann Freeman, Bus, Mgr. no Sports, Art, and Copy Staff Sports Editor: Bill Naylor Assistant: Charles Cochran Art and Copy Staff: Frank Mosco, Mgr. Brenda Darwin, Asst. Mgr. Dianne Herron David McCrary Steve Vick CLASS EDITORS: FRESHMAN: Vonda Darwin SOPHOMORE: Melanie Arquitt JUNIOR: Linda Parks SENIOR: Frankie Johnson Nancy Bowman ELEMENTARY: Melba Webb PHOTOGRAPHERS: Jay Avants Butch Neal TYPISTS: Gary Bradford Wanda Dixon Carol Hiers Vern Perkins LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Nancy Bowman, will my white sweater to Carol Johnston, so she will have one to wear next year. I, Gary Bradford, leave to Pam Fletcher her own little servant who can shine her shoes and carry her tray. I, Larry Crawford, leave to David McCtary all my loud mufflers, and the hope he does not get caught like I did. I, Charles Cochran, leave G. C. S. WITH my class ring. I, Johnny Crosby, leave to Brenda Brooks my I. D. bracelet. I, Brenda Darwin, leave to Linda Parks my ability to resist Frank Mosco and all his charms, and to Ann Freeman I leave my willingness and ability to play basketball. I, Maynor Etheridge, leave to Linda Parks my eyelash curler, a box of pink kleenex, and an empty bottle of Aquamarine, which she was always borrowing. I, Richard Futch, will my great love for English to the British. I, David Gaffney, wish I could leave. I, Carol Hiers, will my ability to get in good with all the teachers, especially Brother Podein, to Linda Parks. I, Mary Jackson, leave to Patty Williams all my old boyfriends. I, Frankie Johnson, leave my extraordinary ability to score for the other team to Douglas and my religion to my brother Danny. I, Linda Kitching, cannot think of anything, so I will leave it up to you. I, Dianne Lawlor, leave to Melanie Arquitt my house at 1600 Penn. Avenue, Washington, D. C. I, Bobby Lester, leave Vonda Darwin to all the boys on the basketball team. I, Joe Mixson, leave this school and all the teachers that go with it. I, Roger Morton, leave to the Class of 68 the spirit to support our teams in all the games that G. C. S. will have with other schools. I, Bill Naylor, leave to the lucky ones at G. C.S. my ability to go through high school and never have a date. I, Butch Neal, will my ability to play basketball to Aaron Copeland, and my ability to sing to Andy Sykes. I, Pat Patterson, leave to Cleo my diamond solitaire and my bottle of Chantilly, hoping she’ll enjoy them as much as I have. I, Roger Reynolds, leave. I, Tommy Williams, leave all my ability to sing to Andrew Sykes. I, Janice Wisenbaker, leave to Sonya Blue, A1 Dean, and to Linda Parks, a date with Frank Mosco to next year's hayride. I, Lee Wood, leave to my sister, Frank Mosco. I also leave the Key to the attic to Brenda Brooks; the key to the boy's dorm to Carol Johnston; to Dido and Ginger my job of washing Nary's car on Saturdays; and I leave my love for this school to Richard Henry. ADDRESSES ANDREWS, JOAN - 11046 Black Oak Drive, Baton Rouge, La. ARQUITT, MELANIE -G.C.S., Valdosta, Ga. ASHBURN, CONNIE - 620 Comet Drive, Nashville, Tenn. AVANTS, JAY - 7 Service Drive, Greenville, South Carolina BAILEY, KEN - 618 Frawley Road, Chattanooga, Tenn. BLACK, ELAINE - 445 Arricola Ave. St. Augustine, Fla. BLAIS, MARK - 109 Spring Creek Road, Adel, Ga. BLUE, SONYA - 529 North MacAurther, Panama City, Fla. J30WMAN, NANCY - Rt. 1 Box 45, Ringgold Ga. BRADFORD, GARY - 3800 Kingwood Cr. Chattanooga, Tenn. BROOKS, BRENDA - 1810 Tallokas Road, Moultrie, Ga. .CARNEY, LAURA. CARLA, G.C.S. Valdosta, Ga. CAVE, WALT - Rt. 3 Box 295, Madison, Fla. CLARK, SUE - 8720 West 82nd St. Miama, Fla. COCHRAN, CHARLES - 504 East Rogers St. Valdosta, Ga. COGDILL, TERESA, MARILYN - Rt. 1 Box 14, Bell Fla. COPELAND, AARON - Rt. 2, Lake Park, Ga. COPELAND, DENISE - Rt. 2, Valdosta, Ga. CRAWFORD, LARRY - 1001 Langdale Dr. Valdosta, Ga. CROSBY, JOHN - Rt. 2 Twin Lakes, Ga. DARWIN, BRENDA, VONDA - 408 North Madison Ave. Douglas, Ga. DEEN, AL - 1000 South Gordon Ave. Adel, Ga. DIETZ, ERIC - 5855 South West 35th St. Miami Fla. DIXON, WANDA - 312 Canna Dr. Valdosta, Ga. EINIG, KATHY - 716 Vallaton Dr. Valdosta, Ga. ETHERIDGE, MAYNOR - 122 Pinewood Road, Virginia Beach, Va. EXUM, MIKE - 857 West 48th St. Miami, Fla. FERNANDEZ, PURITY - G. C. S. Valdosta, Ga. FLETCHER, PAM - 3546 North West 18th Terrace, Gainesville, Fla. FREEMAN, ANN - 310 Canna Drive, Valdosta, Ga. FUTCH, RICHARD - 6 Lullwater Cr. Valdosta, Ga. GAFFNEY, DAVID - 1832 West Rugby Ave, Atlanta, Ga. RANt) JAY, MIKE,(7eRRX - Rt. 2 Box 522, Valdosta, Ga. GKeEnT KATHY - 2104 Melrose Dr. Valdosta, Ga. GUTIEREZ, ALEX - G. C. S. Valdosta, Ga. HAMM, PATSY - Route 2, Valdosta, Ga. HARREL, JANICE - Lake City, Fla. HARRIS, ANGIE - Rt. 2 Box 343, Valdosta, Ga. HERRON, DIANNE - 145 N.W. 3rd St. Homestead, Fla. HIERS, CAROL - Rt. 1 Box 106, Chiefland, Fla. HINKLEY, CURTIS - 8837 East Fort Foote Terrace, Washington, D. C. JACKSON, MARY JEAN - Rt. 1, Quitman, Ga. JOHNSON, FRANKIE, DANNY - Box 95, Jennings, Fla. JOHNSTON, CAROL - 3524 Roberts, Zachary, La. KEMP, LINDA - 108 Forrest Ave, Valdosta, Ga. KITCHINGS, LINDA - Box 4, Whitesburg, Ga. LAWLOR, DIANNE, KENNY - Rt. 2, Valdosta, Ga. LESTER, BOBBY, JOYCE - Rt. 2 Box 418, Valdosta, Ga. LITTON, DANNY - 727 North Ivy St. Arlington, Va. LOWE, WAYNE, DIANNE - 1409 Stuart Ave. Albany, Ga. McCRARY, DAVID - Rt. 3 Box 418, Valdosta, Ga. McLEOD, ASHLEY - Rt. 1 Box 435, Valdosta, Ga. McLEOD, DON - 1813 Catala St. Birmingham, Ala. MERIWETHER, WALT - 222 Melrose Dr. Greenville, Ky. MILLS, PAM - 410 East Rogers St. Valdosta, Ga. MIXON, JOE - 303 Georgia Ave, Valdosta, Ga. MORTON, ROGER - 730 East 8th St. Miami, Fla. MOSCO, FRANK - 422 Church St. Baltimore, Md. MURAJDA, DOUG - 308 E. Crandford Ave. Valdosta, Ga. NAYLOR, BILL - G. C. S. Valdosta, Ga. NEAL, BUTCH - 2110 Azlea Rd. Valdosta, Ga. PARKER, BYRON - 2996 Tecumseh St. Baton Rouge, La. PARKS, LINDA - 1289 Norwich Rd. Jacksonville, Fla. PATTERSON, PAT - 1603 Riogelake Dr. Metairie, La. PERKINS, VERN - 4118 Cherry St. Zachary, La. RAY, EMILY - 228 Ezell Rd. Nashville, Tenn. REEVES, BECKY - Rt. 1 Box 70P, Winter Garden, Fla. REYNOLD, ROGER - 2850 Dearwood Dr. Atlanta, Ga. RICH, ROLAND - 1204 Salem Rd. Rossville, Ga. ROOT, MIKE - 5253 Oakcrest Dr. Oxon Hill, Md. SCHUESSLER, WALTER - 2414 Johnson Rd. (Apt. G) Atlanta, Ga. SHAFER, KRIS - 663 Linwood Ave. Jacksonville, Fla. SILCOX, MIKE - 2329 Devorah Drive, Valdosta, Ga. SIMMONS, BEVERLY - 1009 N.W. 36 Dr. Gainesville, Fla. STERLING, PAM - 1200 Highway PI. Valdosta, Ga. SYKES, ANDY - 418 University Dr. Valdosta, Ga. TALTON, MIKE - G. C. S. Valdosta, Ga. VICK, STEVE, BEN, - 308 Virginia Ave. Valdosta, Ga. WEBB, ANN - Rt. 2 Box 28A, St. Augustine, Fla. WEBB, MELBA, PAUL - Rt. 2 Box 31, Valdosta, Ga. WILLIAMS, GINGER - 1712 N.W. 10th St. Gainesville, Fla. WILLIAMS, TOMMY, PATTT, - 306 N. Webster St. Quitman, Ga. WISENBAKER, DONNIE - Rt. 2, Box 552, Valdosta, Ga. WISENBAKER, JANICE 2310 Pine Cliff Dr. Valdosta, Ga. WOOD, LEE, CAT, - C O Ingersoll Rand Co. Painted Post, N. Y. 3P a ! ' ADVERTISERS Growing in Wisdom OFFERS COMPLETE EDUCATION IN THE PATTERN OF THE MASTER For seventy-five years, David Lipscomb College has offered fourfold education patterned after the education of Jesus as described in Luke 2: 52: “And Jesus grew in wisdom, and stature and in favor with God and man.” 1 his is COMPLETE education that develops th£ student intellectually, physically, spiritually, and socially. Now is the time to apply for admission to Lips- comb for either summer or fall, 1967 to begin this program of Christian education. Registration will be held June 19 for summer students, and September 18 for fall students. Classes for beginning freshmen will be offered in both quarters. I'oi application forms and further information, write: Athens Clay Pullias, President Growing in Favor with God p s c o m b coll NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37203 Growing in Favor with Man e g e Mack Wayne Craig, Dean 116 GAS W. C. COPELAND, JR. 242-7250 526 S. Patterson Valdosta, Georgia Members of F. D. I. C. 00 Valdosta Georgia Compliments of DEEN DRUG Adel, Georgia Best Wishes to the Class of 67 PRESCRIPTIONS Mi H ODERN OMES Construction Company Home Office: P.O.Box 1331 • VALDOSTA. GEORGIA • CHerry 24793 Building Quality- on a Sound Reputation ALABAMA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Montgomery, Alabama, 36109 AERIAL VIEW OF BEAUTIFUL NEW CAMPUS New Classrooms, New Cafeteria, New Dormitories, Ideally Located in the Capital City, the Heart of the Deep-South Dr. Rex A. Turner, Pres. Dr. E. R. Brannan, Dean College Catalog Pictorial Bulletin Registration Blank Work Study Program Regular Work Program Educational Opportunity NDEA and Other Loan Programs. .Alabama Christian School of Religion Catalog. B.A.;B.S.; and Th.B. Program SCHOLARSHIPS, LOANS AND GRANTS Valedictorian------------------------------------$400.00 Saluta torian------------------------------------$300.00 Top Ten Per Cent------------------------------ $200.00 Music, Speech Scholarships---------------------- $200.00 Educational Opportunity Grant per year up to-----------------------------------$800.00 Special Scholarships as listed in catalog NDEA USAL and other loans For information or any of the above items write: FLOYD E. MERRITT, Public Relations Director Alabama Christian College Montgomery, Alabama 36109 121 TALLY M. WISENBAKER 1-75 TRUCK STOP Congratulates the Class of 67 (and his daughter, JANICE) COMPLIMENTS OF V. A. C. VALDOSTA AMUSEMENT CO., INC. A Compliments of 6— T 7 TOM’S TOASTED V PEANUTS 22 WINGATE ELECTRIC SUPPLY 1006 Williams Valdosta Georgia Compliments of C. Sam DEES GUS WISENBAKER Dasher Georgia GEORGIA FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES WELCH CO. Air Conditioning Equipment Valdosta Georgia Valdosta Ga. 123 Compliments of CASTLE PARK BARBER SHOP JOE W. ROWELL Valdosta, Georgia HARDING COLLEGE not only has the Christian foundation for the ideal educa- tion but also tops it off with academic excellence and well-rounded citizenship education in American Studies. Fully accredited by North Central for bachelor’s degrees with 37 majors in 16 departments and the Master of Arts in Teaching, Harding also offers pre-pro- fessional training in highly specialized fields like medicine and engineering. Harding graduates are eagerly sought by both employers and graduate schools. More than one out of six 1966 graduates received graduate fellowships, scholar- ships or assistantships by the time they were graduated from Harding. We’d like to tell you more, so write us, or better still, plan a visit soon. IhlLDINti I'llUM CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION SEARCY, ARK. 72143 THREE Ell! HEIM COUNSELING SEPT. 4 FIRST CLASSES SEPT. 8 124 Compliments of Dairy Products Country-?rcsh First in Service, First in Convenience See FIRST NATIONAL First For All Your Banking Needs Member of F. D. I. C. VALDOSTA, GEORGIA 31601 R. C. LEE, Dist. 312 S. Oak St. 64-107 Main Office and Castle Park Branch Valdosta, Georgia Best of Luck DASHER VALDOSTA L. P. GAS CO. Valdosta Georgia of MR. AND MRS. MILTON CAVE Madison Florida 126 FREED-HARDEMAN COLLEGE A Fully Accredited Junior College Henderson, Tennessee 38340 Scholarships and Grants National Merit Finalist - -- -- -- - — $1000 for 4 Semesters National Merit Semi-Finalist ----- —$800 for 4 Semesters ACT (Composite score of 2. 5 and 3. 0 on solids) - $600 for 4 Semesters ACT (Composite score of 2. 0 and 3. 0 on solids) - $300 for 4 Semesters Valedictorian ------------------- $600 for 4 Semesters Salutatorian---------------------$400 for 4 Semesters Voice, Piano, Organ (Superior Students) - $100 for 2 Semesters Educational Opportunity Grant ------ $200 - $800 for 2 Semesters (College Scholarship Service Report based on need) Orphan Home Grant------------- - -Up to $250 per Semester F-HC Alumni Summer School Grant--$50 for Summer Semester Only (ACT Composite score of 1. 7 and 2. 0 on solids) Write for Further Information H. A, DIXON, President E. CLAUDE GARDNER, Dean-Registrar Says Good Luck Seniors PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Valdosta Georgia 127 For Quality Flowers See DEWAR’S INSURANCE AGENCY AND CENTRAL FLORAL CO. PARK AVENUE BANK in Castle Park 502 North Patterson Valdosta Georgia Valdosta, Georgia W W COLSON INSURANCE NUF SED Compliments of TIRE STORE BILLY WEST DASHER GOOD FOOD Best Wishes Class of 67 GEORGIA FERTILIZER MINCHEWS RESTAURANT Compliments EL CARLO MOTEL of STERLING CURB STORE cleaning Highway 41, North Valdosta, Georgia DUCK BARNES CLEANERS Compliments of McCRARY’S SERVICE STATION Quitman Hwy. Valdosta 129 VALDOSTA LIVE STOCK CO. Compliments of THE ROBERT DARWINS (and Puppy) Valdo sta Georgia Douglas NEHI BOTTLING CO. Georgia PATRONS TOWER OF MUSIC VALD. INDUSTRIAL CHEM. BLACK'S DONUT SHOP NEELS Diet Rite - Upper 10 Live Oak Fla. Valdosta 130 i Hooper Rated Valdosta, Georgia VALDOSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WKS., INC. 131 DR. FORCE Congratulates Seniors 67 3 Complete Cine of G.£. Appliances Best Wishes ©EMU ) DAINTEE LADY 117 W. 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