Griffin High School - Aerie Yearbook (Griffin, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1961 volume:

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I Stick with the Solid South E T ii I . kk Q fi Q we is 'T 2 ,M Come on baby, Iet's do the twist M. fjffib . . ond after. . , Q: gr I 3 I , in -I .I ,N X , M I' I I ' i'i' :,1 s , 1,-If s I Taq I U -J M f 4' -' ' kv. ' , ' -K-5, 'I :j iiooii oiio oi - .J ,I x s A , ,,..v, , A551 an I - i . 3 ' J I gg I ooio AM . X1 I I ' ' t'it M' L MI I 7' is , ' I I jg' M MT K JI j I '4 TNTMSN . 4 J J' , I I Ii ,.Z,ii1 -f OUR DAYS WITH ACTIVITY Mad scientists at work Would yog like my picture? 5 A R E F I L L E D SC..o.,.fs QU,.,e,enif, A N D W O R K . Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. . . Students always admire a teacher who successfully com- bines vigorous scholastic standards with quiet understand- ing and Warm personal interest and guidance for every student. To express the respect, love, and gratitude for one who has given much and asked little in return we dedicate the 1961 Aerie to Miss Julia Elliott D EDI C AT l 0 N Mama Eagle ADMI fs. , ,.,, . 1 'Q' Q',.aix,.a Nfl I. gi P' -sq... if My P- S rx k , ' 1 'P , 1 . 'fxfffw ' Pii f n , ?' , . . 2 ' M L ' g ,' wi' 2 A -Qs , - , - ' if .,hh. - W rzik 'Lk' ni , K JNY5 1? 'n-.....,, lfi S52 ! '2P 'r ,vr'y- ,.,,w,. , ,Vw 5' 1, vw 3 ,f - f . , , , . - A 5 , , -, K f, . 1,14 f1v,,w5,gf,L-V., , -f A- L- , uf 'bpzffawf -pf ' -,gggizi 1. ,1 up- - ,fn I - ' :wz,fwf1Q1ffPf '1b1.f.5?F' - figfa:'i'2' mg. .f,- Zz - ,, 1 -9, fi -1'?f:2f'f' :f ' 'H r -5 : -ggwiflwb Mu. ENNIS PARKER MR. C. J. CHEVES MR. GEORGE PATRICK MR- TAYLOR BIANLEY Chairman Szzpt. of Schools ASSB- Supi- Of Schools ViC6'ChUifml1H Bll HD Ill? EDUC!-XTIU Mn. XX um li Blzmxx Mn. ,XKTHUR COPICLXNIJ Mu, J. S. XICDUNALD MH. C, T. PARKER MR. 111-Nm lhmralcs Mu. UILIJ lhzomv NIH. H1 SSICLT. SNIITH MR. JOHN C. XVEST NIH. C. W. PATRICK BA., MA. Furman. lfniversity of N. C. Assistant Superintendent 11 'JlF ,divx va., 'vm , Mu. C. J. CHEVES LLB., M.A. 7xIf'f0PT, Columbia U. Superintendent FR SECRET HIES Mus. JAMES WEsTMoRELANn Bookkeeper MRS. WYMAN NIATHEWS Secretary to Mr. Cheves Student Ufficn Assistants Diane Pryor, Brenda Pruitt, Sandra Cook, Carol Shockley, Shirley Michael, Joanne Green, Brenda Landers. 1 M. MRS. WILLIAM TINLEY 64 77 Cereta Secretary lo Principal Mus. VIVIAN WESTMORELAND Bookkeeper h MRS. D. G. SULLINS Visiting Teacher S PEHVISIJHS Miss NELLE TANNER Supervisor MRS. C. R. STRICKLAND MRS. TRAVIS JIMMERSON Lunchroom Staff ww iff ef N ,+: ,1 A is A fu - wufi, - H? 45 1 1?- i 45? ,in , 7 ii: Gp ., I 'Q Oh, no f .7 'w v MR. D. B. CHRISTIE B.A., M.A. University of Georgia PHI IIIP 'fm f ? 'WP 1 KX-M . 3 V , if x ,,', 5 5, I f 5 -.fu f. V1 f. - - . ' , , ,. - J -J What shall we do? . , , ,IZV 3, L ' . 1 32:23 S-Q.. A, ,m, . i 3 3 s Miss ALTHEA SMITH Guidance Counselor BS., 1VI.A. G.S.C.W., Peabody MRS. AMELIA ANDERSON Assistant Principal BS. Shorter College THE FACULTY GF GRIFFIN HIGH SCHCDOL Miss BERTHA CUNARD, B.S. MRS. PATRICK SHEPPARD, A.B. MR. CARL RAMSEY, A.B., M.A. G.S.C.W. Tift College Ouachita Baptist College, Peabody College MRS. ELIZABETH BAKER, A.B. MRS. CLARA RAVEN, A.B. MR. GUS WHITE, A.B. G.S.C.W. LaGrange College Oglethorpe University Cunard, Baker, Sheppard, Raven, Ramsey, White 14 'QA Jellum, Ash, Goddard, Kinsler, Knight, Hawkins LANGUAGE MRS. D. M. BAIRD, B.A., M.A. University of Ky., University of Illinois MRS. ERNEST HULSEY, A.B. Agnes Scott College MRS. MARGUERITE HOLLEY, A.B. Agnes Scott College Hall, McCoIIum, KierBow, Smith Baird Hulsey Holley 15 SCIENCE MRS. PAULINE JELLUM, B.A., M.S. St. Olaf College, University of Illinois MRS. MARIANNE ASH, B.S. Purdue University MR. TOMMY GODDARD, JR., A.B. Mercer University MISS CONSTANCE KINSLER, A.B. G.S.C.W. MR. E. V. KNIGHT, A.B. Mercer University Miss LAURA SUE HAWKINS, B.S., M.A. University of Ga., Columbia University Xl -Cx! PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS BETTY HALL, B.S. G.S.C.W. N MRS. ELIZABETH MCCOLT.UM, B.S. G.S.C.W. MR. GENE KIERBOW, B.S. . University of Georgia MR. D. T. SMITH, A.B., M.A. Oglethorpe University, University of Georgia FINE ARTS MRS. ANNIE SCOIT DUREN, B.S. Mmrter of Libmrianrbfyv G.S.C.W., Emory University MRS. FRANCES SHIRAI-I Asrirtant Librarian MRS. J. R. CUMMING, B.S. Juilliard School Of Music, Winthrop College MR. TASCAR WILLIAMS, B.S. Master in Music Ed. Ga. Southern College, University of Ga. P MISS JULIA ELLIOTT, B.S., M.Ed. G.S.C.W., Emory University Firsf Row: Vance, Cusfellaw, Bowen. Second Row: Loving, Turner, Andrews, Drewry Duren, Shirclh, Cumming, Williams, Elliork ENGLISH MRS. CHAMP VANCE, A.B. G.S.C.W. MISS ESTELLE CASTELLAW, B.S. Q G.S.C.W. MRS. J. Y. BOWEN, B.A. University of Georgia MRS. CLARA LOVING, A.B. Agnes Scott College MISS BERTHA TURNER, A.B. Wesleyan College MRS. HAROLD ANDREWS, A.B. Wesleyan College MISS ANNE HILL DREWRY, B.A Shorter College Huffo, Sinclair, Veuzy, Walker, Collier, Hardin MISS ALVALYN Hurro, B.S. G.S.C.W. MRS. CHARLINE SINCLAIR, B.A. Mary Washington College MR. DOUG VBAZY, B.S. Georgia Tech MISS MARY LOTT WALKER, A.B. G.S.C.W. MRS. GWEN COLLIER, B.S. G.S.C.W. MR. CLARENCE HARDIN, A.B. Mercer University 1ErS'fgt,1ggg4lg,g - i .. Lisle- . .. HUME EIII1 UMIES MRS. Im CECIL BS., KI.H.lzd. GS.C.W'., Oregon State Colle MRS. CLAYTON A. Hosicixb BS. Hass. Shilo TC1lCllCI'iS Colle Cecil, Iloslfins x 2 lm INDUSTRIAL ARTS ll ll 1 GHIIIULT HE MR. l.EMUEL XVATKINS BS. Georgia Teacherls Colleg MR. HERMAN NELSON B.S.A., M.Ed. University of Georgia MR. PAUL LOWERY Bs., MA. Vile tern Carolina College, Peabody College Watkins, Nelson, Lowery ,,,w.m.- -M- l Lose some+hing 7 And furihermore, Mr. Goddard . . 1 Oh, dear . . . l've 'ForgoHen Habfa una vez . . . ,- . Need we say more? Heh, heh, heh You vani sumfixn? Aw, shucks! Boy is if cold! W. ai I I Oh You beau+ifUl doll Tha+'s wha+ I call ballin' fhe iacl: Bui I +hough+ fhey were on key! Losf-one squaw Xa! ' V' ' ' 'H' s -v . ... -' ' - '-f 4 if'.w -:av 35 1 w-W W f 1 sz' ,QQ-W .. 4 Q f ., , has-, , qgp, -Q. gf Qt ,, K A H , -lssq ff.. ff N , ff' ' J 'iw':v'si' M- K' ' W of . if M, ,,., ,..f'kl'x ' Y- 1 -. ' .Q Q 1 ., Q .f A jx,,g 'H .X ,A f -1- 1--+ ,fl if .QQ M' x , f - J QQff' q. M., f ' A ' wfxn., Me -.-f ALM we ' Q 4 W' 1 4. Fig 1 fl ,Q , Y. 'Q' 'FQ-,-v-sf' '52 1 Y . .. -M gg Q .M 4: '-1, . . ' A .-94' In v RX ,fx X' WX Y 'I C, tl N ' ' . lv xx, E 4 I X gf M if -, H ,fx fi Q A A 7 'N - Q '35 , .p A , ll K I N' ' ' ' -,K W K, 4 SE IUH5 OFFICERS President LESLIE BROWN Vice-President CRISSIE PHILLIPS Secretary ED DYE Treasurer DONNA FAYE STOKES MASIIUTS LUELLA SMITH MARK GOLDSTEIN f 5 Bmw? in-ii N-wif' 192, 4:5 ful' Brenda Joyce Adams Freddy Addison was Larry Hollis Akin lVlary Louise Allen Claire Arnold ll f Brenda Ellen Askew Fay Aultman Evelyn Ballard Cary Edward Banford Malcolm Lewis Barineau Carol Janelle Bates Connie Dorris Battle Ela Durell Baugh Robert Allen Beaty, Jr. Diane Messer Berry Kline Berry A. J. Bethune Douglas Allen Biles 3 sfii f ? 'V' 4'Z 'b AMA, L A-ws., 'QV' ,,,,,-un lib' 1 'Navi ,ar-f ,rf , , A l tlly so C ll ll an N Allen Thomas Brisendine Jr. David Griffin Brisendine, Jr. Steve Brooks .W M mfr 4 Barbara ,lean Blackmon Hamilton Camp Boykin Sarah Beverly Brown Leslie Brown Reha Faye Brown Steve Taylor Brown Bobby Burnette James Harmon Byne Harry Callaway, Jr ,lim Campbell Kay Carden Carole Ann Clark Charles Everett Clark .lohnny Clark If-AN' 1393 L 4:95 Mickey Clark Ray Cole , T r L.,. A 1? -A L '3 l l l w l 414 We 'KV l l v Brenda Gail Coleman Larry Coleman Nancy Faye Colwell Brenda Compton Barbara Ann Connally Linda Sue Cook Patricia Ann Cook Sandra Charlene Cook Janice Dixon Cowan Julia Irene Crane Earl Lynn Crawford Clinton Crawley Sandra Ann Crowley Larry Dennis Daniel Larry Daniel Roger H. Daniel '3' fiiifif f IQ' ' .4 Qi. Linda Diane Davis Roy Charles Dick Lawanna Gail Donald Ruth Flannelle Duncan .lesse Ray Dunn Shirley Frances Dunn George W. Dozier Barbara lean Dukes THE CLASS Ronald Martin Ellis Martha Ann Fisher Jamie Patricia Evans Lynda Sue Flournoy N ,fix -s:!!?' .4 .f L. L L. Nh-avg .AL Q 'T Doris Aileen Gibson Dorothy Mae Giles nf Carol ,lean Gossett Becky Gulledge 1951 James Graham Gary Hancock 14 ' .4-nf ri 'Q'-MQW X it lL Virginia B. Gill Q Nil ylx 'W YO? X xx 1 NJ ..,,.--'fi i1:11, 'V KA Annette Darlene Gilmer Nancy Elaine Gobbans Alvin Lamar Goldstein Steve Goss David Gregory Patricia Ann Greenwald Jackie Laverne Grogan Johnnie Mae Hanson Cornelia Cooper Harris Emily Lamar Harris 91N i '!' 'SF F R Nl 1 5 ,J -...duo '5 --.iff Kenneth Harris William Ronald Harris Bobby Eugene Hayes 575' N., 4 Fred Harris johnny Harris Jerry Clinton Haygood Elizabeth Marie Head Lynda Heflin Elizabeth Spradlin Hicks Brenda Sue Higgins Brady Hightower Marsh Douglas Hollberg Aubrey Paul Hollingsworth Linda Maurice Hutson Marshall Julian Jackson Walter Ernest Jackson Ethel Ruth Johnson t l 5': 'ln 'gt .Wilma -atv- Q-HP sw--11 hd' 9 L Kay Johnson Jimmy Johnston Ala Barbara Ann Jones Patricia Gale Jones Betty Jean Keene Elizabeth Ann Kennedy Sandra Lee King Karla Lail Brenda Jean Landers Barbara Ann Langford Hugh Woolsey Lewis Jerry L. Lifsey Linda Diane Lindsey Margaret Ann Lindsey -1 I i GPQU .lL Manx, ' :FUN Richard E. Jones Sammy Edward Kile l l l l Johnnie Gail LaPrade George Linney l M l L.. 5 ' aj .ara-aug --xd W James Thomas Lunsford III Jodye Kathryn Maddo June Willene Mereditl' Ronald Dennis Moore '51 1,-...ay A P ' ' ia' A A '- .jp ,..4-49' V Connie Gail Morris Sylvia ,lean Morris Jimmy Clavel Moss KX 117 2 5 XQI., 1:41 -1-'-'rr' John Neel Gloria Faye Nelms Glenda Delana Nichols Charles Thomas Oden Norma Jean Oliver James Alpha O'Quinn Robert Allan Parker Harold Eugene Parris Patricia Annette Pass Harry Author Pass Kenneth Augustus Pass Randy Payton Joseph David Peek Willis M. Peek vpn 'qv-v-- l ,...-an ...I 'lv' ,puff un.-4' 1,84 sg P 3, in Q-nt.-,. All ...-ai' Rodney Pelt Brenda Ann Peurifoy Bobby Gene Pierce Jacqueline Elise Pitts Linda Kay Pryor Eddie Pitts Alton C. Powell Sandra Diane Pryor Al Brenda Sue Phillips Paula Lecrecia Phillips Lucrecia June Phipp Benjamin J. Prescott Martha Jane Price Brenda Pruitt Alice Faye Rainey Stephen Graham Rainey Henri Clare Raven ,gi sl ww-fb 'YM' J X 43. ,gas N-ul fem? 12.59 :E 'Tf? Harold Lawrence Reeves Arnold Reid fc. ,J-6-v Rebecca Ellington Ridgeway Linda Ruth Ridgeway Quinnie Rivers ,loan Robinson Peggy Lynette Robinson Elsie Rogers Robert Sanders Mary Lou Scott Barbara Theresa Shackelford Carol Shockley Rayma Grace Singletary Ralph Slade Charles Richter Smith Ill Claudia Grace Smith Durward Smith Glenda Gail Smith '! r 's X if ,409 dh i .4 .4-w N-216 'F'-vit we-:X ,Q 'N-1' 'Y ,uvn-usual 4-Snr Jimmy B. Smith Sara Lewis Smith Shiflel' Smith 0-wry! David Sorrow Eleanor L. Standard Margaret E. Stephens Dianne Stewart Nancy StiHCl'1C0II1b Donna Faye Stokes Dorothy Delores Storey Regina Diane Strickland Carol Lynn Strickland Frederick Harold Taylor Jimmy Terrell David Roswell Thaxton Sylvia Anna Thaxton Neel Glennette Thomas Linda Joyce Thompson fa? 'TZJH' Y-.44 an 'Ins-if +6 -sv-fy e-.af l L 49 .ai-ii :U f-Q, ZF Patsy Thompson ,loan Marsha Tomme nf Tony Derek Walraven Reba Nell Williams I 1951 Robert Noa Wasserman Reggie Williams -4.-audi -A '--vu fr?-E r'-xv 1'5 ----r Kittie Beatrice Towns Yolanda Maria Valdez A Bill John B. Wallace Toni Francine Walls Vferry mescqfdlrav 3 A .s xfpwgmq D335 David Lee Whatley Diane Whitaker Cecil Jerold Williard Lawrence Wilson Lenwood Wilson Alice Victoria Wood z. ,fff 5 fir '27 'Q-wus' C? C? if OC' IU! Wilfrid!! 48 'WY SF 4. 'Wgag , F AG, 'QR 12 '-,m imi . , f.: we QE -A f it 'tuna- 'wefm Tgfkikxiigig is ff 2' ji? r f M Y ' W .1 :V v . Q 3 T0-, iffy 'Wi IH! Reggie Williams Lynda Ht-Hin Durell Baugh Vicky Wood Bobby Parker Kittie Towns Roger Daniel Linda Davis Jackie Pitts Sara Smith Pat Jones Clare Raven Hamilton Boykin Hayma Singletary Johnny Harris Bill Edwards Karla Lail Willis Peek Connie Battle Faye Colwell Patsy Thompson Jerry Haygood Reba Brown Evelyn Ballard Steve Goss Doug McDowell ,lodye Maddox David Whatley David Brisendine Claudia Smith Barbara Dukes James O'Quinn Harold Reeves Emily Harris Quinnie Rivers and Diane M. Berry Martha Ann Fisher Jean Strickland Derek and Terry Walraven Hugh Lewis Johnnie Mae Hanson Sandra Cook Kenneth Pass Lynn Crawford Glenda Smith .loe Moore Barbara Langford iitrlt David Thaxton Ray Cole Bandy Payton Claire Arnold Brenda Landers Lynn Strickland Martha Price Beverly Brown Linda Melton Shirley Smith Shirley Dunn Laverne Long Ik Linda Ridgway Glenda Nichols Aileen Gibson .lune Phipps Linda Hutson Annette Pass Bobby Beaty Faye Nelms Lawanna Donald Carol Clark Carol Gossett Betty ,lean Keene 35 he ,Q 5 9 Pat Greenwald Dianne Pryor Glennette Thomas Sammy Kile Fred Harris Linda Thompson John Wallace Larry Daniel Brenda Compton J. D. Peek Mary Scott Brenda Adams 13. 14. 15. 16 17. 18. 19 20. 21. 22. 23 24-. we A 52235 ,Q is Pat Evans Carol Bates Ronnie Moore Jimmy Johnston Jerry Williard Diane Whitaker Eddie Pitts Margaret Lindsey Donna Faye Stok Annette Gilmer Toni Walls Janice Cowan CS Richard McLaurin Jackie Grogan Linda Cook Patricia Cook George Linncy Brenda Peurifoy Billy Vickers Jimmy Moss Sybil Foster Faye Rainey Margaret Stephens Ronny Harris 35 ta.-1 '-Q-MP6 gig? we-av' 520 ffa few Ruth Duncan Sandra Crowley Jerry Lifsey Peggy Robinson Doug Hollberg Joan Robinson Crissie Phillips Delores Storey Diane Fields Douglas Biles Freddy Addison Joan Tomme Kay Johnson Rebecca Ridgeway Carol Shockley Lyvonda Lovin Jimmy Smith Benny Prescott Dorothy Giles Gail LaPrade Elsie Rogers Chuck Smith Dianne Stewart Linda Lindsey Brenda Higgins Linda Pryor Brenda Askew Lynda Flournoy Ann Jones Connie Harris and Margaret Lindsey Julie Merlin Sue Marshall ,214 ECLA OFFICERS Prefident EDDIE BUNN Vice-Prefident PAUL MINTER Secretary JOANNE GREEN Treafwer WOODY WOODRUFF Bully Adams Lyn Banley Shnrley Banks Garry Bates Emlly Due: Marvm Bonner Judy Bridges Sandra Brown Eddie Bun Edd Archer John Ballard Ruta Barmeau Rose Bates Sherryl Blackman Arthur Bofioms Gene Brown Sfunley Brown Mille Cold Jerry Barley Guerry Ballew Barry Bafes Gerald Bllbro Marlon Blosfield Dons Bohoms Lewis Brown .loan Buchanan Bully Calho ,yes WW .Q 8- SS Marie Camp James Chalkley Donald Chambers Jerry Chambers Linda Chappell Linda Chasteen Lindley Cheatham Dick Childers Ricky Ciordia Kay Clark Forrest Cobb Winston Coleman Jerry Collier Kenneth Collins Dennis Compton Gloria Crane Donald Crawford Joyce Crawley Wayne Cruse Jerry Daniel Peachie Daniel Henry Dearing Brenda Dingler Bobby Doke 62 Nan .,,-... larry Donald Elizabeth Dorsey Richard Dupree Billy Durden Jimmy Dye Sandra Elder Carla Elliott Jerry Ellis Douglas Evans Rodney Evans Ronnie Evans Frank Farrell Patsy Fillyaw Helen Fogle Carole Fountain linda Fountain Carol Futral Larry Futral Rebecca Fowler George Gaissert .Ietf Gatlin Sylvia Harris Ted Harris Terry Hatchett Charles Head Steve Head Ray Hetlin Jimmy Hill Linda Sue Hobbs Freddy Hollis Pat Hood Luther Hubbard Ronnie Hubbard Dexter Huckoby Gary Huckaby Joyce Huffman Mike Hutton Doyle Hyder Kitten lmes Tommy Ison Brenda Jackson Harold Jackson nn ans. nu 'cv' fi TH Anne Giles Mary Gill Mae Gilleland Delphine Gilmer Sara Goddard Brown Goodin Ray Goodson Donna Goolsby Jim Goss Al Gossett Bob Gossett Annette Graham Wynelle Graham Gail Grant Jim Greene Joanne Green Claudette Gresham Jerry Griffin Becky Gulledge Gainor Gunter Robert Hale Arthur Hammond Maxine Handley James Harris E CLASS 'JR'- 415 1 WW' V9 1... 19 Arthur Jones Carol Jones Marilyn Jones Nancy Jones Sharon Jones Buster Jordan Donnie Kelly Sandra Kelly Billy Kendrick Danny Kendrick Ronald Kendrick Larry Knight Roy Land Sammy Lone Jimmy Langford Jerry Leonard Nancy Lifsey Alice Lindsey Linda Lord Jackie Lyon Tommy Madaris Kay Maddox Maxine Maddox Mike Malsbury 62 ,1- an ,,1.... ,J wiv lb of fbi -ex., fv- L 'U' 'PDA Francis Mangham James Mangham Rex Mann Dianne Marshall Brenda Martin Edna Ruih Mays Nancy McDonald Thomas McGahee LaVerne Mclaurin Dale McLean Rachel McSwain Jimmy Merrifr Sandra Miller Paul Minter Jane? Mitchell Julian Mobley Lawrence Moore Bobby Morgan Lawrence Moss Ann Neill Bess Nichol Donna Reid Leonard Richardson Sherry Ricks Rita Ritchey Jack Robertson Barbara Ross Sandra Sauley Sarah Scroggs John Sell Jimmy Shavers Berkley Shelkett Norma Shivers Polly Shivers Jimmy Simmons James Simpkins Charlotte Smith James M. Smith Lynn Smith Charles Smoak Jimmy Spahos Marty Stallings TH Vernie Nichols Ricky Nolan Edward Norris John Norton Buster Ogletree Wayne Olson Roxie O'Neal Carol Parker Victor Parker Diane Parrish Roy Parrish Sa-lly Payne Becky Perkins Billie Jo Phillips Jerry Phillips Lanelda Phillips Sandy Pierce Patricia Pollard Peggy Powell Kenneth Pritcha rd Patricia Pritchett Jean Pryor Gail RatliH Robert Rawls E CLA Ronald Stokes Jimmy Sutton David Swetmon Kay Tarleton John Tarpley Pat Taylor Bobby Terrell Cheryll Terrell Jan Thompson Jimmy Thompsor Ann Tiller Wayne Tomlin Jimmy Tracy Natasha Tucker Danny Tuggle Andrew Turnbull Brenda Turner Cline Turner Orville Turner Sandra Turner Wiley Turner linda Tyson David Upchurch Jim Vance 62 an fv- James Varnadoe Carol Vaughn Jimmy Waits Gayle Walker Pat Wallace Wayne Watts Gerald Weatherly David Weldon Phil Weldon Frances West Eddie Westmoreland Sandy Westmoreland Douglas Wheeless Sally Whiddon Lee Whitley Gary Wilcher Ted Wilder Kenneth Williamson Lamar Wilson Woody Woodruff Rita Yarbrough f I '- was .Mp Sfanding: Jim Sealed: Roberl, Vicki, Richard I T H OFFICERS Prerident JIM KING Vice-Preyident ROBERT PHILLIPS Secretary VICKI VAUGHN Treamrer RICHARD SHIRAH E CLASS Gus Adams Ray Adams Bill Akin Mifchell Akin Becky Allen Tommy Allen Donna Anderson Gary Anderson Wm. Anderson Charlie Askew Nancy Baker Grady Banisfer Lynn Barker Pal Barnes Brenda Barrow Ray Bell Jack Bendek Ronald Blake Tommy Blalock Ronald Banks Brenda Blanfon Lenwood Bonner Joel Bowden Libby Bowen Tony Bozeman Calherine Brannon Ella Brannon Lewis Brewer Nancy Bridges Stephanie Briggs Johnnie Brill David Brock Eddie Brooks Jeanefle Brooks Terry Brooks Dena Brown 1 - - - l-. - - ,,I Grace Brown Royce Brown Mary Jane Burks Gary Bush Bonnie Bufler Gene Builer Rogers Buller Pal' Bullerworlh Barry Byars Bill Campbell Miriam Chalkley Linda Champion Angelyn Childres Terri Clemenfs Howard Coats Belly Cody Linda Collier Linda Cook Nancy Cooper Fred Copeland Ray Corley Neal Cowan Larry Cox Ricki Cox Carol Crawford Cheryl Crawley Theresa Crawley Herman Crenshaw Mike Dale Harry Darden Nan Darsey Cynthia Davis Mike Dearing Patsy Dearing George Dick Birdie Lee Dix OF Fred Duffey Sandra Duffey Bill Dupree Brenda Edwards Terry Ellingion Jerry Ellis Tony Ellis Carlton English Nancy Evans Sandra Farlow Gloria Farrell Gordon Felfman Peggy Flournoy James Flynn Sieve Forfner Jean Fosfer Jep Fosler Roger Fosfer Myrfle Founiain Helen Fowler Howell Fowler Belly Gaillard Gloria Gardner Larry Garner Charles Gary Rony Gasaway Ben Giles Harvey Giles Wayne Golden Ona Goodwin Jimmy Goolsby Brenda Gossefl' Jimmy Grubbs Jimmy Gunler Gloria Hall Sarah Hall Ronald Hallmark Sieve Hamilfon Jerry Hand Mary Joyce Hand George Harell Beffy Harper Joan Harris Linda Harris Tom Harris Janice Harrison Brenda Hatlaway Tommy Hawkins Harold Hayes Horace Haygood Jerry Head Ronald Head Nelma Heard John Helfon Jo Ann Henry Yvonne Highfower Gail Hillard Jimmy Hines Darlene Hinlon Gwen Hoch Nan Holcombe Ann Holloway Harris Holmes Johnny Hooper Jane Horton Phyllis Horton Edifh Howell Catherine Hubbard Tony Huckaby William Huckaby Larry Huff Penny Huggins E CLASS Linda Hufson Barbara Ingram Judy Ingram Danny lson Douglas lvie Don Jackson Mafiie Jackson Agalha Jenkins Bill Jenkins Terry Jinks Bill Johnson Freddie Johnson Jerry Johnson John Johnsfon Brenda Johnston Lamar Jones Ralph Jones Edward Kennedy Mike Killingsworlh Jim'King Richard Kolousek Ann Lacey Tommy Ladd Charles Langley Danny Leach Diane Leary Carol Leafh Judy Lesler Wendell Lifsey Frank Lindsey Susan Lloyd Bill Locke Linda Loving Richard Lunsford Sandra Lunsford Charloffe Madaris Marvin Maddox Linda Mangham Anna Manis Jane Manley Millon Manley Carol Marlin Van Massey Ann Maxwell David McGhee Bobby McGraw Jim McKneely Rebecca McLean Wendell McMillan Ted Meeks Mike Mellon Juanila Merrill Charles Milam Barl Miller Parker Miller Susan Milchell Kennelh Moore Bill Morris Jane Morris Peggy Morris Rila Myers Levis Nelson Aleene Nichol Lynda Nichols David O'Dell Richard Oglesby Larry Olday Bobby Parker Herman Parker Teresa Parker Darlene Paylon Jack Peek CF Gary Peeples David Perkins John Perkins Diane Perry Bobby Peurifoy Calvin Phillips Dahryl Phillips Diane Phillips Glenda Phillips Roberl Phillips Palsy Pierce Carol Pilcher Bud Pillman Bob Pills Judy Poleel Sue Powell Byron Prescoll Roberl Price Kay Pullin Jerry Rainey Bobby Ray Marcia Rea Gary Redding Jean Reeves Wendell Rhodes Brenda Rilch Judy Ritchey Virginia Sanders Sandra Sauls Tommy Savage Kay Saylor Ronnie Saylor Judy Scoll Diane Sealey Linda Sell Palsy Shavers 19 All fv- ffm rw ,, 418 kl- 15 an 1- S, .fi 19 TH eye..-1 FW Fxwkrihi 'fh- ra. 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THE Jerry Brock Chuck Brooks Gwen Brooks Pat Brooks Ronny Brooks Tommy Brooks Barbara Brown Diane Brown Wayne Brown Harold Buckalew Margaret Calhoun Barbara Bunn Diane Bufler OFFICERS Prefident JOAN ELROD Vice-Prerident PAITY HOWELL S ecremry SHERRY KING Treasurer CATHY HILL CLASS Jerrie Byard Kenny Caldwell Linda Caldwell Shirley Carson Mike Carier CF Ricky Cartledge Billy Carver Oscar Cash Jimmy Cato Becky Cavender Joy Chambers Joyce Chambers Gaines Chambley Gerald Chapman Marilou Chapman Brenda Chappell Larry Chappell Linda Chappell Joel Chasteen Cecil Cheatham Dwayne Clark Fred Clark Gayle Clark Jane Clark Janie Clark Marsha Clouse Fred Cochran Barbara Cofield Cynthia Coker Charles Coleman Kenneth Collins Mike Collins Rickey Collins Maureen Cone Grover Conkle Lamar Conner Sylvia Cook Perry Copeland Brenda Corley Mary Corley Robert Corley Janice Couch Tommy Coussons Cathy Cox Freddie Cox 1964 Nita Cronk Join Crouch Bobby Crovgder Shirley Crowder Charles Cunard Carolyn Daniel Charles Davis Helen Davis Patricia Davis Jeff Dean Peggy Digby Jimmy Dillard Lynn Dingler Tommy Donald Gail Dorton Nancy Drivelr Glenda Duffey Ronnie Duncan Fred Dunn Camile Dupree Jerry Durham Joan Durham Jeanette Edwards Marion Elder Douglas Elkins Jeanelle Eller Kenneth Ellerbee Carol Ellerby Jinny Elliott Pat' Ellis Taylor Ellis Joan Elrod John English Betty Evans Carlton Evans Susie Eva-ns Tommy Evans Diane Fallins Janet Fannin Bob Fields Caro Harden Ernesf Harmon Dianne Harper Pa? Harper David Harris Janef Harris Darryll Harrison George Hari Dianne Hayes Larry Head Rebecca Head Ne'Ha Heflin Jeanne Hemphill Danny Henderson Cecila Henn Raymond Henson Caihy Hill Mary Ann Hill Howard Hinson Ricky Hobbs LaMont Hodges Jan Holliman Sandra Holl' Terry Horlon PaH'y Howell Randy Howell Melina Hudgens Guinn Huff Calvin Huggins Wayne Huggins Johnny Hyder Hillon Ingram Sandra Ingram Don Jackson Wallace Jamerson Sandra James Dewiff Jeff Dianne Jimmerson Carolyn Johnson Gale Johnson Fielding Fleming Roland Floyd Sandra Forfner Aggie Forlune Sandy Fosfer Jean Gabard Sammy Gasaway John Gilberi Jack Giles Richard Gill Ronald Gilleland Bobby Gilmer Gary Gilmer Sammy Glass Vicki Glow Melba Goddard Bonnie Goodman Linda Goodman Dennis Goss Linda Gosseh' Rod Gossefl Lynette Graham Janie Grant Jimmy Granl' Peggy Gravi'H' Esfelle Gregg Dwayne Gregory Viclor Gregory David Griffin Donald Griffin Donna Griffin Carol Griggers Charles Gunfer Gail Gunler Jerry Hall Mariha Hall Florence Hallmark Ronnie Hamil Doug Hammond Sondra Hand THE CLAS Joann Johnson Judy Johnson Palricia Johnson Joe Joiner Allon Jones Gloria Jones Joyce Jones Judy Jones Linda Jones Palricia Jones Ray Jones Jeff Kelley David Kendrick Gail Kendrick Rosa Lee Kendrick Tommy Kenerly Louise Kenl Roberl Kimbel Gene King Harry King Sherr Kin Y 9 Diane Knighl Juanila Knighl Michael Land Jimmy Landers Donnie Lane Judie Lane Lynn Lane David Lasseler Joyce Lauderdale Tommy Lesler Barbara Lewis Arlhur Long Wiley Lovick Eddie Lovin Janice Maddox Jerry Maddox LeRoy Maddox Mary Van Maddox Nolan Maddox F1964 Shirley Maner Belly Jane Manley Brenda Manley Glenda Manley David Marshall Palricia Marshall Jimmy Marlin! Mary Ann Marlin Jimmy Massey Lonnie McCormick Bobby McCrary Connie McCrary Willon McDaniel Buddy McDermid Sleve McGuf'fey Joe McLean Sleve McMilan Homer Mehaffey Bonnie Mellon Diane Mellon Jackie Mellon Richard Merrill Wayne Michael Jimmy Middlebrooks Bobby Milam Harriell Miller Chip Mills Louise Mills Beverly Milner Richard Milchell Rosemary Milchell Clara Mobley Wallace Mobley Carol Moore Jean Moore Jimmy Moore Joan Moore John Moore Gary Morgan Thomas Morris , Phil Purser Thomas Quick David Randolph Ann Raybon Connie Ridgeway Glenn Riggins Loyce Roberts David Robertson Jerry Robertson Annie Mae Rogers Jean Rollins Gordon Ross Frank Rowell Gerald Sanders Sylvia Sanders Jerry Sansom Donnie Sartain Barbara Scroggins Sandra Shackelford Jimmy Shirey Gloria Shivers Alice Shockley Nancy Shuler Ann Sikes Bobby Simmons W. J. Simmons Joanne Sims Jo-Dee Sims James Skelton Sara Skelton Linda Smaha Alvin Smith Bobby Smith Danny Smith Glenn Smith Helen Smith Lamar Smith Nancy Smith Perry Smith Richard Smith Melba Moss Jane Neill Jerry Nelms Ulna Neuman Gretchen Newpert John Newton Johnny Nolan Cecil Norton Sandra Norton Dale Nutter Lynn O'Dell Brenda Ogletree Elaine Ogletree Franklin Ogletree James Ogletree Ruth Ogletree Steve Ogletree Jerri Parham Kenneth Parks Kenneth Pass Connie Pate Tommy Peek Lamar Pelt Warren Perdue Clinton Phillips Van Phillips Brenda Pierce Ann Pitts Patsy Pitts Jane Plemmons Jep Polk Tommy Polk Benny Powers Barnie Pritchard Eugenia Pritchard Jesse Pritchard Wayne Pritchard Sherri Pritchett Doris Puckett Sue Purmort THE CLAS ur xx OF Camile Smoak Mary Spain Carolyn Stags Christine Standard Bobby Stapleton Brenda Steger Diann Stephens James Stephens Kenneth Stephens Leon Stephens Ernie Stewart Paul Stockhammer Barbara Stonica Charles Storey Don Strickland Jim Strickland Doris Swetmon Roley Tabor Roger Tarleton Sylvia Tarpley Elizabeth Tatum Amelia Taylor Bill Taylor Lynne Terrell Eddie Thaxton Mabel Thaxton Sandra Thomas Tommy Thomas Richard Thompson Ronald H. Thompson Ronnie J. Thompson Lynda Thornton Barbara Tiller Faye Tolen Sandra Tomlin Cherrie Towns Tommy Townsend Herb Turner Barbara Vaughn Howard Waits 1964 Nancy Waldrop Connie Walker Deborah Walker Nancy Walker Carole Wallace David Waller Peggy Waller Junior Walls Carol Ward Wally Ware JoAnn Watson Kenneth Watts Rod Watts Shirley Watts Pam Weaver Dickie Weldon Loretta Wells Keith A Wesley Kenneth Whatley Betty Whiddon Rad Whitehurst Ronald Whittier Carol Wiley Richard Wiley Billy Williams Maryon Williams Reba Williams Ronnie Williams Sandra Williams Susan Williams Connie Williamson Louis Williamson Arthur Willis Doodle Willis Judy Wilson Paria Wilson Roger Wilson Shirley Wilson Marshal Woodruff Martha Wyatt w, WN Harris.8r Harris, Inc. 'Dear John-I 'Wk ,.-Wa W gg ,2 M-...Q Edifor af work Donkey Serenade The End ' . - Ba+s In Our Belfry Swing yo' pardner! I'm Dreaming .... ,- 2 1 '. 'FEP V : E'IE -'QF li? , , 1 - Es- .. Maki A Cheese Surprise W ' f' We may look busy, bui we're only confused! A Wi- Afraicl io wafch the birdie? A Yankee's opinion Do ' Re ' ' Mi ' ' A ,W .- M1 . -,H 'W'1 WINE vf,, ,..,,y.f-,WMM with an-4-U' Seated: Bobby Healy, Sara Smith, Dianne Ficicis. Linda I.imlSI-y, BI-verly Brown. Standing: Miss Anne Hill, lloliby, Connie, Linda, Beverly, Tommy, Sara J,-ff KI-uni-th Paws, Iodye Maddox, Tommy lirisomlino, Connie Harris THE l-XEHIE LIXDVX LINIJSEY . .... . SARA SMITII . Coxxis Hi-xmiis . . Tom1x'BRISENnINE . . BOBBY BEATY . . BEVERLY BROWN .... MISS ANNE HILL DREWRY . . . . . . . Editor-in-Chief . Literary Editor . . Club Editor . . . Sports Editor . Photography Editor . . Copy Editor . . . Advisor BUSINESS STAFF KENNETH PASS . .... . JoInSE Mfximnox . DIANNE FIELDS . . MISS ALVALYX HETTO . i . . . Business Manager . .fidvertising Manager . Suluscriplion .Uanager . . . . . . Advisor 2, E' ai' Dianne, Miss Hufto, fodye, Kenneth a 'Sw -'Tig .a C 5 ,v .. .. -s ,U X 1 f 4 it . h1,'., ,s, qv intra 'rf , 5: sf . , K P if 15202 I Seated: Rita Ritchey, Standing: Bobby McGraw. Lee Whitley. Bobby Beaty, Doug Holllvf-rg. Don Jackson Cris IC Phillip Chuck Smith Carol Futral Vary Joyce Hand, Jim King, Bill Edwards, Donna Griffin, Miss Walker, Nolan Maddox, Alice Lindsey. E!-II3LE'5 VIEW RITA RITCHEY . CAROL FUTRAL . DON JACKSON . ALICE LINDSEY . NIARY JOYCE I-IAND LEE WIIITLEY . JANE lVIANLEY . BILL EDWARDS . LITERARY STAFF . Editor-in-Chief . . News Editor . Asst. News Editor . Asst. News Editor . Feature Editor Asst. Feature Editor Asst. Feature Editor . . Sports Editor JIM KING . ....... Asst. Sports Editor BUSINESS STAFF DOUG HOLLBERI: ......... Business Manager MARGARET LINDSEY . . . Managing Editor CRISSIE PHILLIPS . . . . Circulation Manager BOBBY EICGRAW .......... Exchange Editor TECHNICAL STAFF BOBBY BEATY ......... Make-up and Art Editor ww ,A wwwqw, CHUCK SMITH ..... . . Pltotogralulty Editor MISS lVlARY LOTT WALKER . . . . . . Advisor X ,ag i I i r f Crtssie Mary foyce Dou., Rita Carol Bill l First R x 2, ow: Benny Powers, Carol Gossett, Gainor Gunter, Aggie Fortune, Sylvia Cook, Margaret Lindsey, Vicky Wood, Charlotte Smith Second Row- Ronnie Hamil Warren Perdue, Sandra Bobier, .lane Manley, Camille Dupree, Mabel Thaxton Diane Brown Brenda Adams Sara Smith Third Row' Judy Ritche Beck Alle P tl P Il d , , , . . y, y n, a o ar , Maxine Maddox, Linda Chasteen, Linda Davis. Fourth Row: Crissie Phillips, Helen Fowler, Donnie Lane. Fifth Row: Tim Wood Freddie Copeland Mickey Clark Tom Harris, Jim King, Woody Woodruff, Paul Minter, Tommy lson, Chuck Smith, Forrest Cobb. Sixth Row: Miss Elliott, Joe McLean,' Perry Smith, Marybn Williams, Richard Shirah, Leslie Brown, Eddie Bunn. STUDENT CGUNCIL The Student Council is composed of the presidents and vice presidents of the junior and senior classes and a representative elected by each homeroom. These forty-two students, under the supervision of their faculty advisor, Miss Julia Elliott, strive to serve as a link between the faculty and student body. Among the duties of the Council is that of operating an errand desk for the office. It also sells supplies before school and during lunch, charters all clubs, clears money-making projects to prevent duplicates, and Charlotte Smith, Secretary, Mickey Clark, President, Vicky Wood, Vice- President, Maxine Maddox, Treasurer. will I S R I I I H112 311 Hifi iil B l! 3 K KISS I: v-Q. 'tm .gn-vb. -:enwS1'V - ft nl directs the election of the student body president and cheerleaders. It elects Co-eds of the Week, is in charge of fire drills, raises and lowers the flag daily, and compiles and distributes student hand- books. Besides these, the Student Council accepts many other responsibilities requested of it during the school year, This year the Grifhn High Student Council is the President of the Georgia Association of Student Councils. Preparation for the convention is included in the duties of this office. MICKEY CLARK President of Student Body r -- - ---- V T 4 The Beta Club strives to promote the ideals of integrity, service and leadership. It recognizes outstanding student effort and achievement. To qualify for membership in the Beta Club a student of the junior or Senior Class must maintain a 90 or above average in their academic subjects and must display qualities of leadership and good character. A chapel program for the recognition and induction of new members was the first activity of the Beta Club this year. The annual major project of the Beta Club is the sponsoring of Homecoming. The theme for 1960 was Countries of the World.', The day's activities were high- lighted by a parade of floats, the crowning of the King and Queen, and the Homecoming dance. Attendance at the state Beta Club convention at Atlanta climaxes the year for members of the Club. 2 The Beta Club has proved itself an organization of credit and importance to the school and community. Rita Ritchey, Vice-Presidentg Joan Tomme, Secretaryg Kenneth Pass, Treasurerp Margaret Lindsey, Chaplain, Vicky Wood, President, Bilil Edwards, Parliamentarian. MISS Laura Sue Hawklns 15 Advisor' BETA CLUB First Row: Donnie Kelley, Donna Faye Stokes, Sue Marshall, Connie Harris, Linda Lindsey, Bess Nichol, Joan Robinson, Frances West, Peachie Daniel, Vicky Wood. Second Row: Leslie Brown, Carol Parker, Annette Gilmer, Orville Turner, Wynelle Graham, Margaret Lindsey, Carol Bates, Brenda Adams, Barbara Shackelford, Sara Smith, Linda Cook, Lindley Cheatham, Lynda Hetiin. Third Row: Bobby Parker, Miss Hawkins, Mary Scott, Rita Ritchey, Charlotte Smith, Polly Shivers, Emily Biles, Durell Baugh, Joan Tomme, Maxine Maddox, Diaine Fields, Ann Jones, Clare Raven, Linda Davis. Fourth Row: George Linney, J. D. Peek, Alice Lindsey, Beverly Brown, Nancy McDonald, Emily Harris, Jan Thompson, Carol Futral, Phil Weldon, Jackie Grogan, Arthur Hammond, Dudley Fields, Bill Edwards. Fifth Row: Jimmy Simmons, John Norton, Brown Goodin, Buster Ogletree, Jeff Gatlin, Mickey Clark, Jim Greene, Eddie Westmoreland, Gary Hancock, Ronnie Harris, Kenneth Pass. Firsf Row: Nolan Maddox, Joe Mclean, Marian Elder, Helen Davis. Second Row: Mrs. Vance, Carol Futral, Ricki Cox, Crissie Phillips, Nancy Baker, Beverly Brown, Jane? Mitchell, Mrs. Raven. Third Row: Mrs. Nealy, Paul Minter, Chuck Smith, Tom Harris, Mrs. Jellum, Mrs. Collier, Miss Turner. Fourfh Row: Mr. Hardin, Mr. Goddard. Y CGUNCIL The Y Council is composed of the presidents and advisors of all the Hi-Y and Tri-H-Y Clubs in the school. To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian M W character. The Council has unified the Y Clubs in their projects and activities. It has helped in various programs such as Thanksgiving, White Christmas, and World Service. The Y Clubs have come to mean more to the school since the organization of the Y Council. Ricki Cox, President, Nolan Maddox, Vice-President Marian Elder, Secretary- Treasurer. 60 its ' .9 s ,yn f '. 19,4 ,.- f? 2 First Row: Carol Gosseff, Secretary, Beverly Brown, Presidentg Carol Bates, Vice-Presi- dent. Second Row: Donna Faye Stokes, Chaplain, Mrs. Nearly, Advisor, Joan Tomme, Treasurer. The Senior Alpha Tri-Hi-Y is composed of twenty-three girls devoted to attaining higher Christian standards in the school and community. Through special projects such as chapel programs, Youth Assembly, and teen talks, the club seeks to meet the needs of all its members. Some of the projects the club participated in this year were keeping the nurseries for the grammar school P.T.A.'s, helping with the Red Cross Bloodmobile, and promoting World Service. The Club strives to attain double A rating at the end of the school year. The club advisor is Mrs. Ernest Nealy. SENIOR ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Firsf Row: Carol Gosseh, Julie Melin, Margaret Lindsey, Carol Bates, Diane Stewart, Jodye Maddox, Lyn Crawford. Second Row: Mrs. Nealy, Sandra Crowley, Lyvonda Lovin, Barbara Shackelford, Joan Tomme, Connie Harris, Donna Stokes, Ann Jones. Third Row: Janice Cowan, Durell Baugh, Betty Jean Keene, Barbara Dukes, Emily Harris, Beverly Brown, Clare Raven, Sue Marshall. 'CJ' 17 'S 5 CD f L itil' Q14 ,... fo 'co i l f' 1 - - 77- , Members of the Senior Beta Tri-Hi-Y are organized to promote practical Christian living, not just on Sunday, but every day of the week. , Each year the club sponsors many different projects to aid both school and community. This year the club put Bibles in each homeroom in the school, sold poppies uptown for Veterans Day, participated in World Service, and did many other worthwhile projects. Delegates from the club attended both Youth Assembly in Atlanta and the Christian Life Conference at Rock Eagle in Eatonton. Mrs. A. C. Collier is Club Advisor. , Sylvia Morris, Chaplain, Lynda Heflin, Secretaryp Mary Allen, Vice-Presider Shirley Michael, Treasurer, Crissie Phillips, President, Mrs. Collier, Aclvis: SENIOR BETA TRI-HI-Y L First Row: Evelyn Ballard, Dorothy Giles, Vicky Wood, Elsie Rogers, Shirley Michael, Glenda Smith, Brenda Pruitt, CarolShockley,Sara Smith, Brenda Phillips. Second Row: l June Phipps, Brenda Peurifoy, Lynn Strickland, Linda Ridgwuy, Reba Brown, Kay Johnson, Claudia Smith, Linda Lindsey, Crissie Phillips, Claire Arnold. Third Row: Mary l Allen, Diane Fields, Diane Pryor, Barbara Langford, Karla Lail, Lynda Heflin, Ethel Johonson, Connie Battle, Eleanor Standard. Fourth Row: Mrs. Collier, Sandra Cook, Linda Davis, Norma Oliver, Faye Calwell, Sylvia Morris, Brenda Adams, Martha Price, Carol Clark. l .ss A C? 'ii BT First Row: Laverne Long, Terry Walraven, Leslie Brown, Jim Campbell, Doug Hollberg, Tommy Brisendine, Billy Vickers. Second Row: Hugh Lewis, Jimmy Terrell, Bobby Gene Pierce, J. D. Peek, Kenneth Pass, Bill Edwards, Bobby Parker, Third Row: Harry Callaway, John Wallace, Joe Moore, Fred Harris, Jackie Grogan, Freddy Addison, Chuck Smith. Fourth Row: Mickey Clark, Benny Prescott, Jerry Haygood, David Thaxton, David Bisendine, Aubrey Hollingsworth, Mr. Lowery. SENIGR HI-Y The objectives of the Hi-Y Club are to provide a fellow- ship with other Christian boys, to create a world brother- hood attitude among all boysg and to Win boys to an acceptance of jesus Christ as their personal savior. The Senior Hi-Y Club is composed of thirty boys who seek to attain higher Christian standards in the school and community. As its platform it has the four Cs -Clean speech, Clean sportsmanship, Clean scholarshipg and Clean living. Mr. Paul Lowery is Club Advisor. Chuck Smith, President, Laverne Long, Secretary, Mr. Lowery, Advisor, Bobby Gene Pierce, Treasurer, Billy Vickers, Chaplain, Bobby Parker, Vice-President. 63 as nm.. Flrsf Row Galnor Gunler Roxie ONeal Sherryl Blackman Linda Sue Hobbs Judy Bridges Sally Payne. Second Row: Kay Clark, Marion Blasfield, Marfy Stallings, Rose Bates Nancy Jones Nancy MacDonald Third Row Donna Reid Kay Maddox Gayle Walker Emily Biles, Carol Vaughn, Joanne Green, Sandra Elder, Mrs. Jellum. Fourfh Row Jan Thompson Rita Yarbrough Ann Neill Cheryll Terrell Linda Chasleen Sally Whlddon Janet Mitchell. JUNIOR ALPHA TRI-HI-Y The purpose of the junior Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, as the purpose of all Y Clubs, is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. Each month the club performs a school and community project. Some of these activities have been collecting money for U.N.I.C.E.F., participating in worship programs and setting examples of good sportsmanship and clean speech. Through participation in these various activities the members of the Y Clubs seek ways of self-improvement spiritually. The club advisor is Mrs. Pauline jellum. Ist Row: Marie Camp, Pat Pollard, Bess Nichol, Lindley Cheatham Carole Fountain Joan Buchanan Orvllle Turner Wynelle Graham Carol Parker 2nd Row: Sandra Sauley, Maxine Handley, Frances West, Peachie Daniel Sherry Ricks Xnne file Polly Shiytrs Lharlotte Smith 3rrI Row SYTVIH Harris barbara Boss, Carol Jones, Rita Ritchey, Sandy Brown, Edna Ruth Hays Gail Grant Dale NIcLean Nlaxine Nladdox 41311 Row Carol Futral Linda Tyson Alice Lindsey, ,lean Pryor, Helen Fogle, Billie ,lo Phillips, Sharon jones Nliss Bertha Turner JUNIIQIH BETA THI HI Y The Junior Beta Tri-Hi-Y Club provides an opportunity for its members to perform Christian service in the home, in the school, and in the community. The Club stands for all-round develop- ment of its members, spiritually, mentally, and physically. The Club has attempted to carry on projects which will benefit the whole community. lt tries to carry out the aims and advancements set forth for all Y Clubs. The girls of the Junior Beta Tri-Hi-Y have put forth Christian ideas for the entire student body to follow, as they work together for high standards. lVliss Bertha Turner is Club Advisor. Paul Minter, Presidentg Jeff Catlin, Vice-President, Lee Whitley, Sec- retary, Jim Vance, Treasurerg Jerry Daniel, Chaplain. The members of the Junior Hi-Y Club try to improve the school by setting examples of clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. The club meets once a month to plan school and community projects and to hold worthwhile pro- grams to beneht its members. This year the club participated in various projects, including Vlfhite Christmas, UNICEF, and World Service. lt was represented at Youth Assembly and the Christian Life Conference at Rock Eagle. The Junior Hi-Y Club seeks to Work together to better our school and community. Mr. Clarence Hardin is Club Advisor. .IU IUH HI-Y Ist Row: Arthur Hammond, Gerry Bilbro, Doug Whceless, Ted Harris, Jim Vance, Frank Farrell, Larry Futral. 2nd Row: Wayne Olson, Andy Turnbull Lee Whitley, Julian Mobley, Kenneth Williamson, Eddie Westmoreland, Dick Childers, Eddie Bunn, Phil Weldon. 3rd Row: Mike Hutton Woody Woodruff Tommy lson, Guerry Ballew, Jimmy Simmons, Jerry Daniel, Richard Dupree, Tommy McGahee, Leonard Richardson. 4th Row: Jerry Griffin Mr Hardin Luther Hubbard, Ray Heflin, Jeff Catlin, Ricky Ciordia, Jim Greene, Paul Minter, Robert Hale, Jimmy Langford. Ist Row: Jim King, Tommy Hawkins, Tom Harris, Turner Smith, Robert Phillips, Harris Holmes, Richard Shirah, John Johnson. 2nd Row: Johnny Hooper, Ray Bell, Tommy Skelton, Harvey Giles, Lewis Brewer, Jim Hines, Jerry Rainey, Ralph Jones. 3rd Row: Jerry Swint, Bill Johnson, Tommy Tonkin, Larry Garner, Charles Vaughn, Cary Peeples, Van Massey, Edward Kennedy. 4111 Row: Locke Wilde, Bob Stephens, Bud Pittman, Ronnie Stanfield, Danny Ison, Don Jackson, Mrs. Raven. 5th Row: Marvin Maddox, Scott Wheaton, Don Varnadoe, Richard Kolousek, Danny Leach, Mike Killingsworth. SUPHUMUHE HI-Y an - - d To fuliill its purpose of to create, malntaln, an extend throughout the home, school, and commu- nity high standards of Christian characterfi the Sophomore Hi-Y Club takes part in community and school projects and participates in various Hi-Y activities. They work together as a group trying to promote the worship of God in the school and community. The club has taken part in several projects dur- ing the school year. Some of these were participa- tion in White Christmas, World Service, and a Clean Sportsmanship campaign. During the Presidential election the club members held a campaign en- couraging their parents and adult friends to vote in the election. Club Advisor is Mrs. Henry Raven. Tommy Hawkins, Chaplain, Tom Harris, President, Jim King, Treas- urerg Richard Shirah, Secretary, Jim Hines, Reporter, Robert Phillips Vice-President Knot pictured? , L ,l'm.e.wm1Jm . t t 5.1 Ist Row: Alice Thompson, Linda Hutson, Dena Brown, Diane Leary, Teresa Thornhill, Jeanette Brooks, Mary Joyce Hand, Sue Powell Linda Mangham 2nd Row: Mrs. Sinclair, Sandra Lunsford, Laura Statum, Catherine Hubbard, Becky Allen, Lyn Barker, Rita Myers, Nelma Heard Kay Pullln Betty Cody. 3rd Row: Bicki Cox, Angelyn Childres, Elaine Ward, Judy Ritchey, Libby Bowen, Kay Saylor, Sandra Storey, Pat Barnes, Carol Leath 4th Row Damaris Snider, lane Manley, Susan Lloyd, Peggy Flournoy, Gloria Gardner, Linda Sorrow, Betty Harper, Janice Harrison. SIJPHUMUHE LPHA TBI-HI-Y The purpose of the Sophomore Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Club, as is the purpose of all HY clubs, is ALTO create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian characterf' lts ob- jectives are nTo seek, to lind, to sharef, lt has for its slogan, 4'Pure thoughts, pure Words, pure actionsf' and for its platform, '4Self-improvement, Christian fellowship, united servicefi The club has done much in the way of helping in the school and community. This year it has had many interesting and inspiring programs at club meetings and it also has had numerous outstanding projects. Mrs. Charlinc Sinclair is Club Advisor. Catherine Hubbard, Secretary, Bicki Cox, President Dianne Leary, Vice-President, Sandra Storey, Treasurer Susan Lloyd, Chaplain. G8 lst Row: Trudy Thompson, Carol Martin, Gail Tibhles, Marsha Rea, Aileen Nichol, Donna Anderson, Julia Spencer, Carolyn Silvey, Pat Dearing 2nd Row: Sandra Sullivan, Jane Horton, Nancy Cooper, Terri Clements, Vicki Vaughn, Brenda Barrow, Stephanie Briggs, Linda Loving, Theresa Crawley. 3rd Row: Penny Huggins, Davene Hinton, Judy Scott, Nan Darsey, Nancy Baker, Diane Sealy, Judy Poteet, Mary Jane Burks, Judy Lester. 4th Row: Mrs. Andrews, Brenda Gossett, Susan Mitchell, Linda Sell, Pat Spear, Linda Nichols, Judi Thaxton, Ann Lacy. SUPHIJMIJHE BETA TRI-HI-Y Nancy Baker, Presidentg Nan Darsey, Chaplaing Judi Thaxton, Treas- urer, Diane Sealy, Secretary, Nancy Evans, Vice-President fnot picturedj The Sophomore Beta Tri-Hi-Y Club has engaged in numerous community projects, presenting pro- grams to the Senior Citizens Club and participat- ing in White Christmas are among them. ln our effort to fulfill the Tri-Hi-Y platform of clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholar- ship, and clean living, We have sponsored projects to encourage courtesy on the school grounds, proj- ects to encourage cleanliness in the class rooms, and others. The girls in this organization are pledged to uphold the YMCA purpose, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. Club Advisor is Mrs. Harold Andrews. The Freshman Alpha Tri-Hi-Y stands for all- round development of '4Spirit, Mind, and Body, and serves the three main training agencies, HThe Home, Church, and Schoolf' It has undertaken many worthwhile projects during the school year which have benefited the members of the club as well as the other students in the school and citizens of the community. Members of the club visited the homes of some elderly shut-ins and sought to bring joy to them. One of the most interesting projects the club par- ticipated in was Christmas caroling during the Yule season. Mrs. Champ Vance is Club Advisor. Marian Elder, President, Mrs. Vance, Advisor, Cecil Cheatham Chap laing Mabel Thaxton, Vice-President, Joanne Biles, Treasurer Donna Griffin, Secretary. FHESHMA ALPHA THI-HI-Y lst Row: Judy Jones, Linda Sniaha, Lynne O7Dell, Janet Harris, Janet Fannin, Nancy Shuler, Gail Johnson, Cathy Hill. 2nd Row: Mrs, Vance Joanne Biles, Brenda Ogletree, Pam Weaver, Janice Maddox. Melina Hudgins, Gretchen Neupert, Cynthia Coker. 3rd Row: Gloria Shives, Sara Skelton, Carol Ward, Sandra Gaillard, Sandra Lynda Caldwell, Patty Howell, Cecil Cheatham, Harriet Miller, Marian Elder, Cathy Cox. 4th Row: Rosemary Mitchell, Kappa Averett, Betty Whiddon, Jean Hemphill, Jane Briggs, Jean Gabard, Elizabeth Tatum. 5th Row: Barbara Lewis, Sondra Hand, Debbie Walker, Gloria Jones, Jane Clark, Donna Griffin, Carol Griggs-rs, Mabel Thaxton, Diane Stephens. '9 3 CJ' 'art ,au .Ma 'WI l 'v ' if I' L , K1 J Til' G! xf '- vi' 'Q' -lm it lst Row: Aggie Fortune, Peggy Blakely, Lynn Dingler, Nina Ruth Baugh, Olivia Brannon, Sherry King, Sandra Foster, Ginny Elliott. 2nd Row: Brenda Bailey, Gwen Brooks, Helen Davis, .lane Barron, Charlotte Akin, Netta Hefiin, Betty ,lane Lewis, Janice Couch, Doodle Willis. 3rd Row: Glenda Duffey, Sylvia Cook, Patricia Ellis, Vicki Norton, Beverly Milner, Nancy Driber, Lynda Thornton, Sylvia Tarpley, Nancy Walker. 4th Row: Susan Williams, Diane Brown, Cecelia Anderson, Beth Adams, Ann Sikes, Gayle Clark, Reba Williams, Camille Dupree, .loan Elrod, Mrs. Baker. FHESHMA BETA TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y are the YMCA's organization for high school girls. The club stands for all-round develop- ment of Spirit, Mind, and Body, and serves the three main training agencies, Home, Church, and School. Its objectives are 4'To seek, to find, to share. It has for its slogan, 'cPure thoughts, pure words, pure actionsf' and for its platform, Self- improvement, Christian fellowship, United service. The club is composed of girls who subscribe to this high purpose and who earnestly try in their daily living and through their club activities to live up to these ideals. The club advisor is Mrs. Henry Baker. Beth Adams, Treasurer, Camille Dupree, Vice-President, Netta Hebin, Chaplain, Sylvia Cook, Secretary, Helen Davis, President. The Freshman Alpha Hi-Y Club is a group of boys or- ganized to encourage practical, everyday Christian living. The Club is formed on the same principles as the YMCA. It spreads its purpose throughout the school and community by means of outstanding projects. lt tries to provide an oppor- tunity for fellowship with other boys who have Christian ideals. Club Advisor is Mr. Thomas Goddard. Jeffrey Kelly, Cliaplaing Herb Turner, Vice-Presirlentg Mr. Goddard, Advisorg Frank Rowell, Treasurerg Joe McLean, President, Jimmy Cato, Secretary Knot picmredl. FHESHMA ALPHA HI-Y Ist Row: ,loe llclican. Riehard Mm-rritt, Bobby Milam, Cordon Ross. Richard Gill, ,ln-rry Sunsom, llomer NcHaf'fey, Znfl Row: Herb Turner, Arthur Willis, Rick Lartlcdgm-. .lohn GlllJL'I'l. Jimmy Massey. Randy Howell. Franklin Ugly-tree, 3rd Roni: Ronny Hamil, Niles Bolton, Frank Rowell, Van Phillips, Steve Arnold, Paul Stockhannner, Ricky Hobbs, 4111 Raw: Nlr. Goddard, Jeffrey Kelly, Tony Austin, Charles Anderson. Dicky We-ldon, llaryon Williams, The Ninth Grade Beta Hi-Y Club consists of thirty-nine active members. The Club works to- gether as a group trying to promote the worship of God in our school and community. It undertakes various projects which members of the Club help carry out. The school projects of the Club range from promoting a clean sportsman- ship campaign to putting name cards on the doors for the teachers. The Club assisted with the scenery in a play produced by the Griffin Foot-Lighters. In the Club, members have Christian fun and fellowship. Mr. E. V. Knight is Club Advisor. FHESHMA BET!-l HI-Y Isl Row Jack Giles Dale Nutter Joel Chasteen Donme Lane Robert Klmbell Darrell Harrison, Fielding Fleming, Jimmy Dillard. 2nd Row: Chip Mills Glen Biggins Jon Crouch Bob Fields Wayne Michael Jerry Bonner Danny Smith, Harry King, Gary Morgan. 3rd Row: George Hart John Newton Lonnie McCormick Harold Buckalew Nolan Maddox Warren Perdue, Benny Powell, Ronnie Strickland, Wayne Clark, Jimmy Grant 4th Row Oscar Cash Dewitt Jett Games Chambley Chuck Brooks Gerald Chapman, Richard Smith, Buddy McDermid, Freddie ig First Row: Margaret Lindsey, Maxine Maddox, Vicky Wood, Charlotte Smith, Miss Elliott, Second Row: Claudia Smith, Clare Raven, Betty Jean Keene, Julia Melin, Claire Arnold, Connie Harris, Sherry Ricks. Third Row: Joe Moore, Steve Goss, George Linney, Bobby Beaty. DRAMATICS CLUB rv- as 01 J 'I N .37 - 'Iwi mis ' . f ff!!! il . X f5Y!'l'lg1i'? . Q Wigiajzin- ' , ., , Z, ., .... Charlotte Smith, Vice-President, Maxine Maddox, Secretary, Vicky Wood, President, Miss Elliott, Advisor, Margaret Lindsey, Treasurer. 74 The sixteen members of the Dramatics Club learn acting, appreciation of the fine arts, use of the microphone, in- terpretation, and many other things, which really fill the nine months of the school year with work, work, work. The club had complete charge of Radio Station WKEU on October 18, with the members selling and writing com- mercials and announcing for all the programs. The annual Drama Night was given on December 1, with the presen- tation of three one-act plays. The club was in charge of tickets, sets, programs, and publicity. They do at least one of Shakespeares plays, a series of the world's great speeches, and extension work in the art of oral interpretation. The group looks brieiiy into the field of philosophy and into the other fine arts which are related to speech. Many trips are made to Atlanta to see the professional theatrical pro- ductions there. With the help and guidance of Miss Julia Elliott, club advisor, each member has received a rewarding experience from his year of Speech Il. The Speech Club is composed of all members of Speech I classes. Each of the three sections functions separately with its own set of officers, but they go together for larger projects. Each member of the club strives to attain the fourteen goals which were set up at the beginning of the year. Improvement, not perfection, is the object of the classes. Miss Julia Elliott is faculty adviser. Lyvonda Lovin, Secretaryg Paul Minter, Treasurer, Carol Futral, Presi- dent, Bud Pittman, Vice-President., SPEECH CL B Ist Row: Richard Lunsford, Sylvia Harris, June Phipps, Kay Carden, Larry Futral, Carol Shocklcy, Nelma Heard, Lyvonda Lovin, Carol Futral, Pat Pollard, Judy Ritchey. 2nd Row: Faith Courtney, Kay Maddox, Marion Blosfield, Nlarty Stallings, Glenda Smith, Lanelda Phillips, Ted Harris, Eddie Bunn, Bud Pittman, Paul Minter, Bobby Terrell, Larry Oldag. 3rd Row: Miss Elliott, Freddy Addison, Gainor Gunter, Carole Fountain, Cissie Nichol, Durrell Baugh, Ralph Jones, Lanny Leach, Laverne NlcLaurin, Rose Bates, Nancy McDonald, Susan Lloyd. 4th Row: Richard Dupree, Billie ,lo Phillips, Phil Weldon, Kenneth Williamson, Lee Whitley, Tommy Odcn, Robert Sanders, Rodney Evans, Arthur Ham- mond, Gary Hanford, Dennis Crompton, Jimmy Grubhs. 5th Row:-Jerry Grilhn, Don Jackson, Willis Peek, James 0'Quinn, Mickey Clark, Ray Cole, Jinnny Langford, Frank Farrell, Tommy Hawkins, Ricky Ciordia. i, Tai? fi11',,i9l T ii Habia una vez un club de Espanol The Spanish Club is composed of students who take or have taken first or second year Spanish. The purpose of the club is to encourage the practice of the Spanish language and to acquaint the members with customs and cultural material of Spain and Spanish America. Club activities during the year consist of the presentation of a chapel program, parties, and meetings typical of Spanish-speak- ing countries, and guest speakers, whenever possible, who give programs in Spanish or present talks on travel or life in Spanish- speaking countries. Through the modern language laboratory, Spanish students can perfect their spoken Spanish by listening and repeating the language with the use of earphones. The singing of Spanish songs is one of the most enjoyable means of learning the language. Jodye Maddox, Vice-President, Connie Harris, Secretary, Ed Dye, Presidentp Linda Sue Hobbs, Treasurer, Mrs. Baird, Advisor. SPANISH CLUB Becky Allen, Nancy Baker, Carol Bates, Rose Bates, Durell Baugh, Bobby Beaty, Gerry Bilbro, Sherryl Blackman, Lewis Brewer, Jeanette Brooks, Dena Brown, Lewis Brown, Eddie Bunn, Lindley Cheatham, Angelyn Childres, Janice Cowan, Ricki Cox, Jerry Daniel, Peachie Daniel, George Dick, Lawanna Donald, Ed Dye, Terry Ellington, Nancy Evans, Frank Farrell, Diane Fields, Helen Fogle, Roger Foster, Carol Futral, Larry Futral, Anne Giles, Harvey Giles, Brown Goodin, Wynelle Graham, Jackie Grogan, Gainor Gunter, Arthur Hammond, Connie Harris, Emily Harris, Ronnie Harris, Ted Harris, Steven Head, Nelma Heard, Ray Heflin, Elizabeth Hicks, Jim Hines, Linda Sue Hobbs, Linda Hutson, Mike Hutton, Walter Jackson, Terry Jinks, Ethel Johnson, Carol Janes, Ralph Jones, Sharon Jones, Betty Jean Keene, Richard Kolusek, Danny Leach, Dianne Leary, Carol Leath, Alice Lindsey,'Frank Lindsey, Linda Lindsey, Margaret Lindsey, Jodye Maddox, Kay Maddox, Maxine Maddox, Sue Marshall, Nancy McDonald, Doug McDowell, Richard McLaurin, Julia Melin, Linda Melton, Parker Miller, Paul Minter, Janet Mitchell, Bess Nichols, Wayne Olson, Carol Parker, Billie Joe Phillips, Lanelda Phillips, Bud Pittman, Pat Pollard, Stephen Rainey, Sherry Ricks, Linda Ridgeway, Rita Ritchey, Sandra Sauley, Mary Scott, Charlotte Smith, Sara Smith, Demaris Snider, Jimmy Swanner, Kenneth Thompson, Joan Tomme, Jimmy Tracy, Orville Turner, Yolanda Valdez, Jim Vance, Charles Vaughn, Vicki Vaughn, Gail Walker, Pat Wallace, Bob Wasserman, Gary Weilcher, Frances West, Eddie Westmoreland, Sally Whiddon, Lee Whitley, Locke Wilde, Ted Wilder, Robert Willis, Butch Wilson, Tim Wood, Vicky Wood, Rita Yarbrough, Donna Young. .4 .-A I i ieiiiae L I ' v was-f --N , Q, X fm' 'ro' ,WW M, :fist fi:-s Seaied: Kennefh Williamson, Mrs. Holley, Bob Sfevens, Harry Callaway, Clare Raven, Joe Moore, S1even Head, Doris Boffoms, Ann Janes, Nancy Jones, Lyn Sfrickland. Sfanding: Tommy Oden, Grady Highiower, Dudley Fields, Sieve Goss, J. D. Peek, Karla Lail, Linda Davis, Dorofhy Giles, Sandy Brown, Kay Johnson. vii' 'L V155 9 -L Lyn Strickland, Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Jones, Vice-President, Kay Johnson, Presi- dent. ,Y Y , ,,ooo, L L A lim , Y :T l gm x Y ii, 'G' cv 'PP' Sedfedr Annu M0I1iS, TfeGSUfeYi UM-lf! Sell, Pl'eSiden1: Linda Cook, Vice-President, Tony Austin, Secretary. Sfunding: Juanita Brannon, Brenda Barrow Katherine Brannon, Shirley Smith, Richard Lunsford, Harry Pass, Ricky Carfledge, Larry Akin, Dahryl Phillips, David Perkins, Jerry Rainey. First Row: Chuck Smith, A. J. Bethune, Jim King, Turner Smith, Leslie Brown, Eddie Bunn, Jim Vance, Tommy Brisendine. Second Row: Larry Futral, Richard Dupree, Tom Harris, Dudley Fields, Bobby Parker, Woody Woodruti, Robert Phillips, Tommy lson, Richard Shiroh. Third Row: David Brisendine, Mickey Clark, Jerry Haygood, Jeff Gatlin, Jim Greene, Aubrey Hollingsworth, Paul Minter, Bill Edwards. KEY CLUB The Key Club is an organization for the key boys in the high school. The members are chosen on the basis of leadership, character, integrity, and scholastic proficiency. They strive to serve the faculty, the students, and the community. The motto is to put Service Above All and in doing so, they strive to accept and promote the daily living of the Golden Rule. Collecting old clothes and operating a booth at the fair are only two of the projects which these boys work on in carrying into effect their motto. This organization is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and each week two members of the Key Club attend the Kiwanis Club meeting. Coach Carl Ramsey is club advisor. X R Y W Tommy Brisendine, Secrefaryg Bobby Parker, President, Chuck Smith, Vice-President, Bill Edwards, Treasurer. 1 1 ROTARIANS-Girls: Vicky Wood, Linda Davis, Clare Raven, Emily Harris, Sara Smifh, Margarei Lindsey, Donna Faye Stokes, Connie Harris, Sue Marshall. Boys: Mickey Clark, Ray Cole, Chuck Smith, Danny Moore, Bill Edwards, Bobby Beary, Doug Hollberg, Ed Dye. Bobby Parker noi pictured. in--2 STUDENT-CIVIC CLUBS The Student-Civic Club is composed of outstanding leaders of the Senior Class. They are elected by their classmates to attend the monthly meetings of the Rotary and Exchange Clubs. The ABC Club selects two boys to drive the school bus for Exceptional Children. The students participating in these programs gain experi- ence for themselves and build good will for our school. .,, ... .....,,............ B my was- ' . r. 1, A if . ,, M. 3 il f'T5 is 3 Bam. it 9l3ClrSfl'Fll sa I sig.. 1' t .,.. 5. .W Mi. ' 8 -72 M e...:-win,-s.. Y. ..,..s,M 1 I L+ fs Q- FC W fl, . Lai' X. -LJ. QM! ',. L..L...l .i....L.....,l f Row: Ronnie Harris, Butch Wilson, Tommy Brisendine, David Thaxton, Bobby Pierce, Leslie Brown. Second Row: Bobby Burnetfe, Sieve Rainey, Johnny Harris, Aubrey Hollingsworth, Jerry Haygood, Jimmy Terrell. Third Row: Hamilton Boykin, Mac Barineau, Billy Vickers, Harold Reeves, Jackie Grogan, Fred Harris. 79 ,TMJ Ist Row: Phil Weldon, Wayne Olson, Ted Harris, Arthur Hammond Bobby Beaty Chuck Brooks Ray Averett 2nd Row Luther Hubbard Stanley Brown, Joe McLean, .lack Giles, Gerry Bilbro Niles Bolton Herb Turner Ronnle Strickland 3rd Row 'Vlr Knight Ray HCHIII Mike Killingsworth, Jim Greene, Steve Hamilton, Larry Garner Lee Whitley SIIIE IIE III. B The Griflin High Science Club is affiliated with the National Science Clubs of America and the Junior Academy of Science, an activity of the Georgia Academy of Science. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in scientihc under- takings and studies. Members may be any high school student with a genuine interest in science. Under the supervision of Mr. Knight, members of the club enter projects in local, district, and state fairs, in September the club placed an exhibit in the Spalding County fair. Each member is en- couraged to further his own personal scientific knowledge by the completion of one or more science projects. The Radio and Electronics Club s composed of students interested n electronics. The purpose of the Zlub is to stimulate interest in elec- ronics and amateur radio. Several nembers of the Club are licensed tmateur radio operators. Oliicers of the Club are Ronnie rlarris, Presidentg Richard Mc- .aurin, Vice-President, and Bobby Surnette, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Jaura Sue Hawkins is Club Xdvisor. Ist Row: Ricky Hobbs, Ronnie Harris, Eddie Westmoreland, Taylor Ellis, Hugh Mclsaurin, Mike Malsbury, 2nd Row: Doug McDowell, Bill Campbell, Jimmy Moss, Richard Mclsaurin, Guerry Ballew, Jimmy Spahos, Bobby Beaty. iHADIU ELEETBU IES EL B lst Row: Thomas Madaiis, Danny Moore, Laverne Long, Billy Kendrick, Jimmy Williamson, Billy Locke, Wayne Stokes, George Dick, Gus Adams, Harold Parris, Jimmy Williams, Derek Walrziven, Mr. Watkins, 2nd Row: Eddie Brooks, Dennis Daniel, Charles Milam, Joe Taylor, Jimmy Skelton, Kenneth Moore. I DUSTHIAL ARTS EL B The Industrial Arts Club is com- posed of students who are enrolled and interested in some phase of in- dustrial arts Work such as: wood- work, metal Work, and electricity. The purpose of the Club is to teach the use of primary tools and machines and to promote indus- trial interest in our school. Club Advisor is Mr. Lemuel Watkins. 1 , The three letters of this national organization, FHA, sym- bolize a number of things: Future Hotties of America, Friendly Hearts which Americans possess, and the Families who make the Homes of Arneriea. This club helps girls develop by award- ing degrees of achievement. The goals lead toward growth as indiyiduals, as home members, chapter members, and as school and eonnnunity members. The local chapter has for many years exemplilied its work by a booth at the county fair. Throughout the year the members cooperate with eivie organizations. Mrs. Clayton Hoskins and Mrs. Sam Cecil are the Club Advisors. Seated: Mary .loyce Hand, Secretary: Nancy Jones. Vice-President Standing: Rose Bates, Chaplaing Linda Helton, President, Kitt: Towns, Treasurer. P. H. A. EL B Brenda ftskew. Fay Anlttnan, Rita Barineau. Bose Bates. Sandra Bobier, Sheila Bennett. Peggy Benton. ,loyee Bethune, Sara Bethune. Emily Biles, JoAnn Bilesl .leanette Brooks. ,lerrie Bytird. ,lane Clark. Xlzuirt-en Cone. Janice Cowan, Freddie Coy. Peggy Digby. Naney Driver. Elizabeth llarsey, Sandra Duftey, Barbar Dukes. Shirley Dunn. Carla lflliot. Gloria Farrell. Martha Fisher, Lynda Flournoy. Sybil Foster. Aileen Gibson. -Xnnette Cihner, Xivki Clow, Linda Cossett. Estell' Gregg. Cai1Cravitt. Becky Culledge, Gloria llitll. Nlary Joyce lland. Sandra Hand, Janice Harrison, Dianne Hayes, Netta Heflin, Jeanne Hemphill, Nancy Hicko Brenda Jackson. Nlattie Jackson. Dianne jinnnerson. Brenda Johnson. Cloria Tones. Yant-y Jones, Rosa l.ee Kendrick, Ann Kennedy. Sandra King, Judy Lane, Nano Lifsey. Shirley Manor. Edna Ruth Hays, Connie KicCravey. Nancy Nlcllonald, linda Welton, Sandra Miller. .loy Moore, Connie Nlorris, Melba Nloss, Jane Neil Xeltna Newman, Sandra Norton, Glenda Nil-hols, Buth Ogletree, Teresa Parker, llittnnt- Perry, Ann Pitts, .laekie Pitts, Linda Pryor, Gail Ratliff, Donna Reic Rebecca Ridgeway, Peggy Bobinson, Barbara Boss, Mary Scott, Sondra Shiffett. Gloria Shivers, Alice Shoekley., Carol Shoekley, Anita Sikes, Ann Sikes, Camelli Snioak, Peggy Snider. Mary Spain, Margaret Stevens, Dianne Stewart, Linda Stitch:-r. Barbara Stonica, Wanda Strickland. Sylvia Tarpley, Lyn Terrell, Barbar' Tiller. Cherrie Towns, Kittie Towns, Barbara Xaughn, Nancy Waldrop. Gayle Walker, Toni Walls, .lo Ann Watson, Shirley Wilson, Nlartha Wyatt. 'iw ,J ,ywff ii , 3, S 'F india its Ist Row' Jimmy Middlebrooks Buster Ogletree, Keith Wesley, Larry Huff, Ed Archer, David Robertson, David Marshall. 2nd Row: Wayne J Cruise, Ronald Thompson, Freddie Copeland, Tony Ellis, Kenny Caldwell, Douglas Biles, Jack Robinson. 3rd Row: Freddy Johnson, Winston Coleman, Grady Banister, John Ballard, Bobby Morgan, Jerry Ellis, John Neel, Eddie Lovin. 4th Row: Herman Parker, Ray Corley, Jerry Robertson, Barry Bates, Cary Bates, Larry Coleman, Fred Merritt. F. F. I-l. EI. B John Neel, Treasurerg Wayne Cruise, Reporter, Barry Bates, Sentinel l l l I Buster Ogletree, Secretaryg James O'Quinn, President Knot picturedl organization of farm boys enrolled 1n vocational Durward Smith, Vice-President Knot pictured? and agricultural classes. It was established in 1926 for the purpose of helping farm boys in Virginia and it spread over 48 states, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The FFA is composed of chartered state as- sociations which in turn are made up of local chapters situated in high schools having depart- ments of vocational agriculture. The boys enrolled in such courses constitute its active membership. The Future Farmers of America is a national The local chapter was established in 1937. Mem- bership at that time was approximately 35 boys. Since that time the membership has reached as high as 88 boys. '32 The Club Advisor is Mr. Herman Nelson. rev M Q :u gif! If 5 Q OFFICERS DARLENE PAYTON President if? JOAN Nl0ORE Vice-President BARBARA BUNN Secretary l ALICE THOMPSON Parliamentarian 1 l Ist Row: Patricia Brooks, Barbara Bunn, Darlene- Payton. .flngelyn Childers, Alice Thompson, 2nd Row: Faye Toland, Janet Harris, Carole lills-rlu-e, Doris Swetmon, Patricia Butterworth, Gloria Gardner, 3rd Row: Nancy Bridges, Bonnie Goodman, Sandra Farlow, Peggy Conner, Julia Singletary, Sondra Tomlin. OFFICERS FREDDIE COPELAND President TED MEEKS Vice-President RALPH SLADE Secretary JERRY SWINT Parliamentarian 4-H III. BS lst Razr: Doug Wheeless, Jerry Swint, Freddie Copeland, David McGee, Bill Nlnrris. 2nd Row: Gary Bush, Lenn Bailey, Locke Wilde, Ronny Head, David Swetmon, .lack Robertson. ,lf'I'fy Willard, 3rd Row: Henry Dearing, Marvin Bonner, Bob Stephens, Ronald Whitaker, Wayne Tomlin, Fred Dunn. Billy Singleton, Llfll Row: Paria Wilson, Jerry Griffin, Douglas Biles, Jimmy Moore, Tommy Polk, Wayne Huggins, llurry Darden, Perry Copeland. ,1 I I I I I -1 i -.X , gs ww: . . gg Q , Y- ' lit- 2 -it :Q it. , Brenda Adams, Becky Allen, Mildred Anderson, Patsy Andrews, Brenda Bailey, Nancy Baker, Mary Jo Ballew, Lynn Barker, Delores Benton, Peggy Bethune, Lana Bethune, Brenda Blanton, Doris Bottoms, Gwen Brooks, Barbara Brown, Dena Brown, Grace Brown, Sandy Brown, Mary Jane Burks, ,fi s, . Benton, Joyce Joy Chambers, Brenda Chappell, Linda Chappell, Janice Clark, Terri Clements, Barbara Coltieild, Faye Colwell, Ricki Cox, Shirley Crowder, Carolyn Daniel, Nan Darsey, Pat Dearing, Carole Ellerbee, Betty Sue Evans, Nancy Evans, Pat Evans, Mary Fallins, Donna Goolsby, Lanette Graham, Estelle Gregg, Martha Hall, Johnnie Mae Hanson, Patsy Harper, Joan Harris, Linda Harris, Mary Ann Hill, Gwen Hoch, Sandra Holt, Pat Hood, Jane Horton, Phyllis Horton, Catherine Hubbard, Linda Hudson, Kitten lmes, Joann Johnson, Judy Johnson, Ethel Johnson, Kay Johnson, Pat Johnson, Joyce Jones, Pat Jones, Gail Kendrick, Louise Kent, Dianne Knight, Judy Lane, Gail LaPrade, Diane Leary, Barbara Lewis, Susan Lloyd, Lyvonda Lovin, Mary Van Maddox, Brenda Manley, Patricia Marshall, Carol Martin, Shirley Michael, Louise Mills, Susan Mitchell, Laverne McLaurin, Rita Myers, Ann Neill, Irene Nelson, Aileene Nichol, Roxie O'NeaI, Jerri Parham, Connie Pate, Sally Payne, Brenda Phillips, Lanelda Phillips, Sandy Pierce, Carol Pilcher, Patsy Pitts, Jane Plemmons, Pat Pollard, Sue Powell, Jean Pryor, Kay Pullian, Connie Ridgeway, Judy Ritchey, Shelba Jean Rollins, Sandra Souls, Kay Saylor, Judy Scott, Barbara Shackelford, Patsy Shavers, Carol Shockley, Alice Shockley, Carolyn Silvey, Jo Dee-Sims, Phyllis Smallwood, Glenda Smith, Linda Sorrow, Laura Statham, Dianne Stephens, Lynn Strickland, Donna Faye Stokes, Sandra Storey, Sandra Sullivan, Alice Taylor, Pot Taylor, Sandra Turner, Cheryl Terrell, Judi Thaxton, Jan Thompson, Trudy Thompson, Terese Thornhill, Patsy Fillyaw, Sandra Turner, Vicky Vaughn, Connie Walker, Elaine Waller, Sandra Ward, Connie Williams. P. E. CLUB The Physical Education Club was formed in the spring of 1957 by several girls who were interested in participating in sports. The Club carries on its business during club meeting period at school and its activities outside of school. Some of the projects undertaken by the club this year include a chapel program, a camping trip, and various sports activities. The purpose of the club is to promote better sportsmanship, to develop technique and skill, and to maintain physical fitness. The club advisor is Miss Betty Hall. Brenda Adams, Secretaryg Jane Horton, Treasurer, Donna Faye Stokes, Chaplainy Trudy Thompson, Vice-Presidentg Ethel Johnson, President, Miss Hamilton Boykin, Harmon Byne, Jim Campbell, James Chalkley, Donald Chambers, Jerry Chambers, Charles Clark, Donald Crawford, Lynn Crawford, Joyce Crawley, Clinton Crawley, Roy Dick, Larry Donald, George Dozier, Marie Durham, Ronald Ellis, Douglas Evans, Don Fisher, Elaine Goggans, James Graham, David Gregory, Claudette Gresham, Jerry Hand, Bobby Hayes, John Helton, Jimmy Hill, Aubrey Hollingsworth, Gary Huckaby, Tony Huckaby, Douglas Ivie, Marshall Jackson, Jimmy Johnston, Jerry Leonard, Joseph Manley, Ronnie Moore, Connie Morris, Ricky Nolan, Edward Norris, Annette Pass, Rodney Pelt, Alton Powell, Robert Rawls, Arnold Reid, Herbert Shapard, Jimmy Shavers, Berkley Shelket, Alice Smith, James Smith, Lynn Smith, Eleanor Standard, Herbert Stubbs, Wayne Tomlin, David Upchurch, James Varnadoe, Terry Walraven, Gerald Weatherley, David Weldon, Reba Williams, Lamar Wilson, Lynwood Wilson. . . T. CLUB First Row: Lyn Crawford, Secretary, Connie Morris, Historianp Eleanor Standard, Reporter, Don Fisher, President. Second Row: Hamilton Boykin, Chaplain, Mr. Lowery, Advisor, James Smith, Vice'President, Jim Campbell, Parliamentarian, Ronald Ellis, Treasurer. Knot picturedl. .,, The Diversified Cooperative Training Club is made up of all members in the D.C.T. program. The Griffin High Club is one of the largest of the thirty-eight clubs in the state. The club activities are closely integrated with classwork. Aside from studying information directly related to his job, each stu- dent will prepare essays, speeches, and project notebooks for statewide competition. The main event of the year is the Annual Convention held at St. Simons Island in April. At this time the most outstanding sample of work from each club is entered for judging and club rating. Other activities include a hay ride and hot dog roast, a barbecue, and an employer-employee banquet. The main purpose of the D.C.T. Club and program is the preparation of students for useful employment in fields of their choice, enabling them to become more useful and productive citizens. Mr. Paul Lowery is the club advisor. Ist Row: Carol Gossett, Sandra Elder, Diane Pryor, Crissie Phillips, Lynda Heilin, Mary Allen, Connie Battle. 2nd Row: Gail Grant, Dorothy Giles, Martha Price, Sylvia Thaxton, Karla Lail, Linda Davis, Barbara Langford. 3rd Row: Mrs. Presley, Norma Oliver, Brenda Landers, Linda Chappell, Lawanna Donald, Diane Whitaker, Becky Perkins, Patsy Thompson, 4th Row: Sandra Crowley, Sandra Cook, Pat Greenwald, Faye Nelms, Kate Mitchell. BUSI ESS EL B The Griffin High Business Club was organized in the fall of 1955 to develop knowledge of the business world, to help each member grow in per- sonality, to the school and community, and to arouse interest in business courses. Membership is open to any student who is enrolled in two busi- ness courses and is interested in the business field. The club consists of thirty members. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month. Mrs. Carlton C. Presley is Club Advisor. .. , my T is 7. 2 Wiglzfgjgw V , Carol Gossett, President, Connie Battle, Secretary-Treasurerg Mary 2 if A i ' The Future Teachers of America Club was or- ganized for the purpose of stimulating interest in the teaching profession and thereby relieving the teaching problem. The Club had fifteen members this year. One of its projects was the chapel program. The Club participated in National Education Week by making and distributing posters. The Club adopted brother clubs in Hawaii and Germany. It carries on regular correspondence with these clubs. Mrs. J. Y. Bowen is Club Advisor. Johnny Harris, Vice-Presidentg Betty Jean Keene, Presidentg Paul Stockhamer, Treasurerg Lynn Dingler, Secretary. F. T. A. III. B Seated: Betty Jean -Keene, .Johnny Harris, Lynn Dingler, Paul Stockhamer. Standing: Mrs. Bowen, George Caissert, Ethel Johnson, Ted Wilder, Angelyn Childrcs, Jimmy Langford, Ted Harris, Oilivia Brannon, Cathy Cox, Terry Jinks, Charlotte Akin. Beth Adams, Ray Adams, Cecelia Anderson, Charles Anderson, Donna Anderson, Claire Arnold, Steve Arnold, Stephanie Briggs, Beverly Brown, Reba Brown, Ricky Ciordia, Gail Clark, Charles Conard, Janice Couch, Peggy Flournoy, Jim Greene, Jimmy Grubbs, Betty Harper, Connie Harris, Ted Harris, Tommy Hawkins, Nelma Heard, Cathy Hill, Jimmy Hines, Melina Hodgins, Johnny Hooper, Patty Howell, Linda Hutson, Danny lson, Don Jackson, Gail Johnson, Kay Johnson, Ann Jones, Judy Jones, Edward Kennedy, Sherry King, Carol Leath, Alice Lindsey, Linda Lindsey, Margaret Lindsey, Jodye Maddox, Jane Manley, Sue Marshall, Julie Melin, Harriet Miller, Beverly Milner, Joe Moore, Sylvia Morris, Billie Jo Phillips, Clare Raven, Marcia Rea, Joan Robinson, Robert Sanders, Sandra Sauley, Charlotte Smith, Claudia Smith, Perry Smith, Sara Smith, Damaris Snider, Julia Spencer, Elizabeth Tatum, Gail Tibbles, David Thaxton, Mabel Thaxton, Joan Tomme, Anita Walker, Debbie Walker, Susan Williams, Doodle Willis, Tim Wood, Vicky Wood. CLASSICAL HEEUHDS III. B l l w The Classical Records Club was organized several years ago to promote interest in good music. At the monthly meetings members listen to and discuss recordings made by outstanding musicians. i One of the highlights of each year's activities is a musical chapel program presented by the club members. Mr. Clarence Hardin is advisor. Ofhcersz Left to right: Margaret Lindsey, President, Sara Smith, Secretary, Sue Marshall, Vice-President, Alice Lindsey, Treasurer. E3 7' of ,W M. W 4,5 f-2 sf fi M EQ ESE Q. A mm -vm 2 'sr-cr E F QM -MSL g. A 1- hi OFFICERS iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliilllii GLEECLUBS MIXED CHORUS lk N W E IS.. Q1 . 5 ii? I 'il H ,am as Firsf Row: Danny Moore, Laverne Long, Wayne Olson, Ray Heflin, Don Fisher, Carol Leafh. Second Row: Aggie Forfune, Marion Elder, Ccmile DuPree, Helen Davis, Carol Shockley, Po-lly Shivers, Vicky Wood. Third Row: Gayle Clark, Carole Fountain, Lindley Cheatham, Orville Turner, Peachie Daniel, Carol Parker, Lin-da Tyson. I mt. I WWW JM --0-fl H '-fiiiil XX, . BAND COUNCIL-First Row: Charlotte Smith, Julie Melin, Ethel Johnson, Claire Arnold. Second Row: Paul Minter, Tim Wood, Butch Wilson, Jerry Hand, Freddie Hollis, Harold Reeves. Wg-'I GRIFFIN HIGH BAND DRUM MAJORETTE-Claire Arnold. MAJORETTES-Sara Smith, Lyvonda Lovin, Kay Pullin, Sue Powell, Nelma Heard, Julia Melin. First row: Ethel Johnson, Sandy Westmoreland, Janice Harrison, Sylvia Cook, Peggy Robinson, James Mangham, Betty Harper, Anita Walker. Second row: Linda Mangham, Angeflyn Childres, Billie Jo Phillips, Edward Kennedy, Connie McCrary, Eddie Westmoreland, Harold Reeves. Third Row: Betty Jean Keene, Charlotte Smith, Gwen Hoch, Donny Smith, Glenda DuFley, Bonnie Melton, Jimmy Smith, Walter Jackson. Fourth row: Charles Brannon, Jerry Brock, Victor Parker, Nancy Cooper, Patricia Ellis, Tommy Cousson, Van Phillips, Jimmy Swanner. 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THE 1960 EAGLES COACHES-Gene Kierbow, Carl Ramsey, Doug Veasey. MANAGERS-Billy Locke, Winsfon Coleman, Marshal Head Cnot picfurev- -ei Wm .ang ,sf Help! Somebody bl0Ck. Convict in The way! l've got it .... Griffin Griffin Griffin Griffin Griffin SCORES I hope! R. E. Lee Griffin Campbell Sprayberry Griffin Russell L. Osborne Griffin Marietta . G.M.A. Griffin Cherokee South Cobb 7 Griffin Decatur Oops! . . . Pardon me, please! What happened? Somebody have a wreck? iff 1 ,J ' vi'wf14Lff Qwxfw '-fi ...M Q, 1 Q -. 1: 7 W T5 we M . 4 a w e --- - ex '- , ' I ' -, at ' , ww '.::. V . .,.. - ,... ..-.-. '--- ,.- .Swv -1 if ' f .NN Fr ,1., -1- ig - - 1- , W I., ,W ing., ....,..... m, g K .hi W,,:p,,,,, Q H . , v MMMM .M A Q , .W 3 yy P . , y . . -M Q f.. .'a.i,, 3, 1 , x,,. u w , g, H , A , . A . r. 47 , . M , a... - L ' YY 7' E . 'v1?'9'Qg .1. 7 - ..,. V ' ...arg -, sf- N H- ---A--1 . 1 -Ein-nl-315 -529 . . 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' , wx ' A f, 4 55,557 ,I V .f-g., I if-1-:i,.7Wng ,. k,j,,M,- jj ,K i,Mw,,5lg s5.15k,,i,,5t-,ii-K f --K -Ng , 4-.J-, Wg I - kd . ,QQ 15, -V, Q- .-f?-:ggi-1 -. 1 'h1gjg,g1,,-'wif-1.6 -1 f... ..m .say igssscff-5!..'rz'S'Y1f'z'Q. . fvief4v:.,1'rf cf Hrfci-I Li-:ms A, J, B1-:THUXE Beam' GENE PIERCE JERRY Hneoon Qzzarlcrlmrlr llaljbaclr Quarlerbucln Centgr The Griffin High Eagles opened their 1961 football season with their kecnest rival, the R. E. Lee Rebels. Lee, hoping for one of the best seasons it has ever had, was favored to win. On the other hand, the Eagles, season was expected to be slow because they were hard hit by graduation and left short on man power and experience. Most of the fans were ready to settle for a scoreless tie. The only score of the game came with only seven and a half minutes left to play. Leeis Jimmy Cavan got away from the Eagles in the rain and the mud to run forty- five yards for a touchdown. Until the second half the Eagles had traded blow for blow with the more experienced Rebels, but they were unable to stop Cavan. The game ended with the stubborn Eagles yielding to Lee 7-0. Griffin, seeking its first win of the year, met Sprayberry for its second game. The Eagles went ahead in the hrst quarter when Bay Cole recovered a Spray berry fumble and ran fifty-five yards for a touchdown. Tommy lson plunged over for the extra point. Sprayberry, however, after a fifty-six yard drive, tied up the score in the second period. After a scoreless third period, Sprayberry was again put in scoring position when Griffin fumbled. Sprayberry now led 13-7. Late in the fourth quarter Grifhn began its drive for thc Sprayberry goal. Bobby Gene Pierce hit Jimmy Terrell with a screen pass which kept the Griffin drive moving. The Eagles' march continued, and Ray Cole plunged in from the two for the tieing touchdown. Thus they scored the winning extra poi11t with less than two minutes left in the crucial game. The final score was Griffin 14- and Spraybcrry 13. R. L. Osborne, a new team in Region 41-AAA competition, dealt the Eagles a 20-13 sub-regional setback in their third game of the JOHN WALLACE HUGH NTCLAURIN Fullback Tackle season. Osborne ran over the Griffin defense in the first quarter to lead the Eagles by thirteen points. The speedy running of A. J. Bethune enabled Griliin to score early in the second period. Jimmy Terrell made the extra point. The Cardinals, however, took the kickoff and drove sixty yards in fourteen plays for their final touchdown. The half ended with Osborne leading 20-7. The two teams exchanged punts in the third period and then Griffin set a touchdown drive in motion. Cole, Terrell, and Bethune hammered through for two first downs. Bethune then broke through for a forty-three yard run that put the Eagles at the Osborne one. Terrell rammed over for the touchdown. Neither team was able to score again, and the game ended with Osborne winning 20-13. The injury-riddled Eagles were all but eliminated from the 4--AAA title race when they lost their fourth game of the season to GMA, 14-0. GMA scored its first touchdown early in the first quarter when Griffin fumbled and the Kadets went over on a pass play. In the second period GMA intercepted a Grifhn pass. The Kadets then used a pair of passes which put them over for their second touch- down. The Eagles had several good drives but the tight GMA defense was able to stop them each time. In their fifth game of the year, the scrappy Eagles were nipped short by the South Cobb team, 7-6. Although it was the Eagles, third loss, coaches had high praise for the strongly improved Griffin team. Griffin took the opening kickoff and drove 77 yards for a touchdown. The game was a close fight all the way. South Cobb finally had a successful drive in the third quarter and went over for the touchdown. 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Y A C Q - ' ' -Y ' ff tm- Ffh iv ' ' ' .' f 'f T'f '1.' af:i. F' f..m: M , f'miiS:..a5.-aw. lhuv Yicicrrzs luv COLE jlvmy Tlgmgu, CHUCK SMITH Tflffffff Hfzffbaelc Fzzlffzrzck End ln their next game Griffin shoved Campbell all over the grid- iron but was unable to score. It was the Panthers who put the points on the scoreboard, although Griffin got the best of the statistics. A 15 yard pe11a1ty killed one drive and a had pitehout stopped another. Campbell broke away in the hrst period for a touchdown. The Eagles outplayed Campbell both offensively and defensively, but Campbell won 6-O. The Eagles suffered their worst. defeat of the season in East Point against the Russell High Wiifdcats. The stubborn Eagles fought hard but were unable to make a fruitful break in the Russell defense. Russell scored its hrst touchdown late in the first quarter. Griffin defenses picked up in the second quarter and kept the Wfildcats from scoring. ln the second half Russell took the kickoff and scored in three plays. Then the Wiildcats made two more touchdowns in the fourth quarter to defeat Griffin, 27-O. The Eagles really baked the Homecoming cake when they trampled the Marietta Blue Devils 20-0. Marietta, one of 11- AAA7s best teams, has never beaten Griffin High in its history. The Eagles, who had been plagued by mistakes in past games, played almost flawless ball. In the second quarter the Eagles made their first touchdown after a Of- yard drive. The Blue Devils were held to two first downs in the second half, both late in the fourth quarter. Griffin drove 333 yards in the third period. 25 of the yards came on passes by Pierce to Bethune and Bethune to Cole. lson scored from the Hve and Bethune kicked the extra point. Pierce put Griffin in scoring position again when he intercepted a pass early in the fourth and re- turned it to the Klarictta 29. Pierce, lson. Cole, and Bethune rammed the ball to the two, then lson bulled over. Hugh l.ewis killed all Nlariettais chances of scoring late in the foutrh when he intercepted a desperation pass. Billy Yin-kers, Danny Ken- drick. ,ferry flaygood, Jimmy Goss, Ray Heflin. and ,ferry Ellis led Griffinis defensive attack. The 20-O victory over Marietta climaxed llomecoming festivities for Grifhn lfigh. In the next to the last game of the season the Eagles ran over Cherokee County in a -L7-21, victory. The Eagles took the kick off and droye 61- yards for their first touchdown. They gained their second touchdown after a 57 yard drive, 31 of which was made by Tommy lson. Griffin scored two more touchdowns before the half and Cherokee one, closing out the half with Griffin leading 20-7. Cherokee County scored onee in the third, but Grifhn failed to score. Griffin scored twice in the fourth after two fifty yard marches to the goal line. Cherokee scored once again thanks to a 32 yard screen pass. With time running out in the fourth period, Griffin took to the air. Pierce hit Killings- worth for 10 yards, Lewis passed to lson for nine yards and Durden pitched to Caldwell for the touchdown. After a bad snap Robert Phillips returned the ball from the 30 for the extra point. Grifhn won 417-21. Griffin ended its 1960 season when it tied Decatur 20-20. The Eagles played fine ball, but Decatur came back in the last quarter to tie up the score. Although not on top, score-wise, in all the games, Griffin was beaten by very small margins in the games she lost. The team played hard, worked together and overcame the handicaps of inexperience and lack of manpower. They overcame these handicaps too late to be in the region and state race but the boys did a mighty good job. The Seniors will long remember that last llomecoming game with Marietta. NLM go of my arm fi' Hllefpf fm on the bollomfi Words of wisdom from the brass yur uf P'-fa-F-we 'F' ' ' it ' ve-off, V' A 1 vs 1 rg. L rxorl 'gee-f !1':h4,,, Q f' L iq l - - A , .. U 4 ., i . K 'Q . 1 wif' 1' First Row: Wayne Blosfield, Steve Arnold, Ronnie Storey, Glenn Riggins, Jimmy Massey, Robert Corley, Tommy Savage, Bobby Milam, Bill Akin, Dwaine Clark. Second Row: Billy Carver, Jerry Bonner, Donnie Lane, Larry Kelley, Frank Bass, Neall Cowan, Jet? Kelley, Chuck Brooks, Tommy Peek, Lamar Jones. Third Row: Jimmy Cato, Lamar Pelt, Gerald Chapman, Nolan Maddox, Tom Harris, Jim King, Jock Tinley, Charles Anderson, Eddie Lovin, Richard Shirah, Fielding Fleming, Jimmy Dillard, Bill Johnson. B-TEAM FOOTBALL ,?:. 3235 if Hlggfr i 3 in f L '..f 1 I . , vi., -A 4-' at iiwiwi-v. , .- K f ...J I ,, k - 1 f A . L ,sg . ,, . N , 5 . .A X R?7Q 55 I , N VL W3 , , r -. - , A, . Kia- J , - . , . .. .. wr ' First Row: Dionne Brown, Nancy Baker, Becky Allen, Dena Brown. Second Row: Peggy Blakely, Catherine Hubbard, Susan Williams, Diane Leary, Ricki Cox. CHEERLEADERS 100 i.,, je n ..7,,,.x 2310 FUUTB LL BANUUET and AWARDS hw 1950 eel WKEU Mosl Valuable Player BOBBY GENE PIERCE Trophy presented by Bobby Chappell GRIFFIN NEWS Best AllRoz1nr1 A. J. BETHUNE Trophy presented by Qui 11'1 by Mellon, Sr WHIE Best Blocker JERRY HAYGOOD Trophy presented by Johnny Williams Leftf Mr. Christie addresses the football banquet. Sylvia Morris Ethel Ruth Johnson Barbara Shackelford Sue Marshall GIRLS' BASKETBALL lst Row: Ethel Ruth Johnson, Kitten lmes, ,lane Horton, Lyvonda Lovin, Barbara Shackclforil, Sandra Sullivan, 2nd Row: Patricia Jones, Stephanie Briggs Donna Faye Stokes, Susan Mitvhell, Sue Marshall, Sylvia Morris, Janet Mitchell, Faye Colwell. ' 102 PATRICIA JONES LYVONDA LOYIN DONNA FAYE STOKES FAYE CALDWELL Griffin Griffin Griffin Griffin Griffin Grifbn Griffin Griffin Griffin Griffin Griffin Grifbn Griffin Griffin Grifbn Griffin Griffin Griffin Sprayberry . . Milner . Pike CO. . Marietta . Osborne . R. E. Lee . Osborne . . Jackson . Campbell . R. E. Lee . Marietta Sprayberry . Campbell . Pike Co. . . Milner South Cobb . ,laekson South Cobb COACH FRANK GREGORY Managers: CAROL lNlARTIN, GLENDA SMITH BIICKICY Cenex GEORGE LINNIQY DANNY Nloonn STEVE RAINEY BUYS' BASKETBALL 795 :fx ls! Row: Hickey Clark, Bobby Gene Pierce, Danny Moore. Tommy Ison, Johnny Harris. 2nd Ray Cole. Row: Jeff Catlin, George Linney, GQ Bobby Burnett, Steve ,111-W - BOBBY GENE PIERCE Boimr BURNETT Joi-nur HARRIS RAY COLE Grillin Sprayberry Griiiin . . Milner Griffin . . G.M.A. Grillin . Pike Co. Griiiin . Marietta Griffin . Osborne Griffin . R. E. Lee Griffin . Osborne Griffin . . Jackson Griffin . Campbell Griffin . R. E. Lee Griffin . Marietta Griffin Sprayberry Griffin . . G.M.A. Griffin . Campbell Griffin . Pike Co. Griffln . . Milner Griffin South Cobb Griliin . Jackson Griffin South Cobb oe? me S T Z V MQ 3 1' N, ' f .1 6' 3 if tai Ist Row: Sandra Fortner, Elaine Ward, Gail Tibbles, Damaris Snider, Sherry Ricks, Margaret Calhoun, Sandra Turner, Shirley Wilson, Donna Griilin. Znrl Row: Doodle Willis, Sandra Foster, Amelia Taylor, Vicki Glow, Kay Clark, Peggy Waller, Connie W1lSOH, Laura Statham. 3rd Row: Peggy Gravltt, Patsy Pierce, Jean Gabard, Diane Brown, Ginny Elliott, Joan Elrod, Cecil Cheatham, JoAnne Henry. GIRLS' lst Row: Bill Johnson, Richard Merritt. Dwayne Clark, Andy Turnbull, George Hart, ,lolm Newton, Doug Hammond. Qnvcl Row: Lewis Brewer, Robert Phillips, Victor Parker, Bobby Milam, .lerry Swint. 3rd Row: Jack Tinley, Ricky Ciordia, Maryon Williams, Neil Cowan, Leonard Richardson, Dickie Weldon. BUYS' 5 Q E L Cl F 1 Ist Row: Jane Horton, Janet Mitch:-ll, Faye Colwell, Diane- Brown, Sandra Sullivan, Susan Mitchell, Carol Futral, Sylvia Morris, Lyvonmla Lovin, 2nd Row: Stcphanio Briggs, Frank Farrell, Joe Nlolman, Nolan Maddox, David Swctmon, Herb Turner, Jim Hines, Bolihy Moflraw, Wayne Olson, Dotty Harper, Miss Betty Hall, 3rd Row: Tommy Tonkin, Niles Bolton, Gerald Bilbro, Dick Childers, lfddic Bunn, Bud Pittman, Ceorge Linney, Jerry Daniel, John Sell. TE!-l GULF Ist Row: Chip Mills, Jean Gabarcl, Ginny Elliott, John Newton, 2nd R010 Andy Turnbull, Frank Lindsey, Jimmy Merritt, George Hurt, Bill Edwards. 'R 'fra -:H 5 S io F ,. .5 3:13 i 1 ff' 'ff X ' ,'f' Wir' yspln l ril Jw f it lst Row: Kenneth Cochran, Kenneth Moore, Mike Caldwell, Jimmy Gunter, Lewis Brewer. 2nd Row: Sammy Kile, Roney Conkle, Robert Phillips, John Carlisle, Ray Dunn, Laverne Long, Thomas Madaris. EW' x Ist Row: Cary Wright, Gerald Bailey, Larry Coleman, Stanley Brown. 2nd Row: Lawrence Moss, Mickey Clark, Jimmy Fordham ,lack Tinley, Dudley Fields. 5rd Row: Jerome Hyder, Harold Catlin, Bobby Gene Pierce, Gus Powell, Ray Cole, Tommy Ison 108 IH? V Jimmy Fordham Ray Cole Gus Powell Bobby Jean Pierce Heqinll 4-All Champs State Runner- p Since consolidation in 1954, the Griflin Eagles have had one of the top teams in the state. They have won the Region 4-AAA Championship five out of the seven years and have been runner-up the other two years. ln state competition, the Eagles were champs for two years in a row, in 1958 and 1959, and were runners-up in 1960. We would like to say congratulations to the baseball team for this line record and to wish them the best of luck in future seasons. QC' a p f 'x ,.f V -Q J Af' K xg I ,.:H, . , 'Fda . 39'-ff K , 'Sn nk is X Q- gi fir, W? sk J -, 9 2' W as-M A Q at . A . , Si ,-'ri g at M ' 1 IX Coach D. T. ff f!XN pl - A 6 - tn, - H Q ' fs.. 'A' ' 'af Gerald Bailey Harold Gatlin Cary Wright Smith Jerome Hyder CONNIE BATTLE NIARY ALLEN CRISSIE PHILLIPS CAROL GOSSETT Captain Co-Captain Co-Captain Secretary Announcers: CRISSIE PHILLIPS, JODYE lllADDOX LINDA DAVIS W Treasurer Counselor: M155 CONINII-L KINSLER E. H. S EHEEHLEI-NIEHS l LYNDA HEFLIN lst Row: Carol Gossett, Judy Bridges, Joan Buchanan, Crissif- Phillips, Mary Allf-n, Pat Pollard, 2nd Row: Lindley Cheatham Linda Davis, Connie Battle, Lynda Hcflin, Brenda Pruitt. BRENDA PRUITT If ,I QU vie LY.'. 1,-f Bl M irq L M Mm. , '.':f4gf A' 1 . f1,S'.h Q ijzifslr , -754,5 I ' 1 Q! Iiu H- X P .f.w.W,, 42 A .1 P5 3, Q1 ug.. ,,f HU 'A IIUUNTHIES fl' Qi za C W, my ,ff Nic' Hlfrll.-',',, - s fbi, J Mr 'J 4 Q K? ',., vig J fbi, 1fAF,3u, Q,S , f x K Q A A 'P' X wi 3 J sm, + 3, Qg'y x Nv N,p ? W wht 'V ikwf' ' if if Q 3' K v Q, -.4 .L-5 Q 1 kk w lk in 1 AG 1-M - IIIJMINE JCELHNE nf the WUHLD THE Right: llamaris Snider, Doug Holllwrg, Brcnrla Phillips, Stvvcn Rainey, Sully Payne, John Neel. Below: Nliclcey Clark, Linda Linclsvy, Carole Foun- tain, Danny Moore. Above: Lvslio Brown, Orville Turner, Crissic Phillips, Terry Walraven. Right: ,loclyc Marlflox, Sylvia Morris, Joan Pryor, Pat Fillyaw, Alvin Goldstein, Terry Walruven, Benny Prescott, Marvin lionner, FUUTBALL SPD SUH5 AND ESEUHTS 7 , I ,Ag K V' 23,0 -ff' .Q rx Miss Spalding Couniy Confeslanisr Sherryl Blaclcmon, Anne Giles, KiH'en lmes, Lyvonda Lovin, Carol Shoclrley My masierpiece-You ruined if! K x E D Has he been embalmed ye+7 l ihinlc l'm Sfuclc wwwswimf-fmwmw, lsqaw N-H+'-0 Rafs in ine Raffers .M M, ,,.,Ww..m,e..,..s..,- E-4--1-wma 'Q 7 . A ,:,iM..w, www' se..- if-f, Q Wm 'ff' 'Q .MW mf wwwusw.. fu i ,- N. WS Dahlings-if Ahlm Elecfed To da Beach 4 all There he is Girls. A i SUPEHLI-XTIVE5 UF THE CLASS UF 1951 Mickey Clark and Lyvonffa Lovin BEST ALL-HUUNIJ fi? MUST ATHLETIC BOBBY GENE PIERCE SYLVIA MORRIS BEST PEHSII I-ILITY MARY ALLEN TERRY WALRAVEN Hb.. ,gi ' Z, wwgg l ia F fs-nn... 's flu. I S fx Html 5il BEST LIJUHI E GEORGE LINNEY VICKY WOOD MUST I TELLEIITUAL STEVE RAINEY CLAUDIA SMITH xl RAL Y! f-1 I 1 Rf PSD A! Y sis LYNDA HEFLIN DON FISHER ITTIEST R EATEST V' ,ff E LYNN CRAWFORD BOBBY PARKER MUST IIIIUHTEIQIUS MUST TALENTED MUST LIKELY Tll SUIIIIEED MUST PUPULAH Danny Moore, Co-Caplain of Linda Lindsey, Edilor of Aerie A. J. Belhune. CO-Capfain of Rifa Rll'Cl eY- Edliof of Eagles Vie' Baskelball feam Fiwfball learn Lawrence WllS0n. Connie Braille, Caplain of Leslie Brown, Presidenf of Joan Elrod. PfBSld9fll of Ffeillmih Captain of Band Cheerleaders Senior Class Class Mickey Clark, Sluden+ Body Presidenl, Co-Caplain of Baskelball ieam we wxhl Bobby Parker, Presidenf of Key Club ll3vllG WWI-HIEIEILS Vicky Wood, Presideni' of Bela Club Sylvia Morris, Caplain of Baskefball 'leam '1- Eddie Bunn, Presidenl of Junior Class Bobby Gene Pierce, Co-Capfain of Foolball feam 122 Jim King, Presideni' of Sophomore Class Ricki Cox. Presidenl' of Y Council SE IUH PLAY A high spot each year at Criliin High is the Senior Play. Pictured here are some scenes from the 1960 production of Each spring a number of students spend several weeks in the the niystery-comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace and the 1959 pro- Various activities which are necessary in staging a full length duction Of the Con1eclyChar1ie:5 Aunt. production. The 1961 Senior Class presented the delightful comedy, The Curious Savage, with the following cast: Florence . . JOAN TOMME Hannibal . . . . . J. D. PEEK Fairy May . . . . EMILY HARRIs Jeffrey . . . ROBERT SANDERS Mrs. Paddy . Titus . . . Samuel . Lil Belle . . LINDA DfxvIs . . STETE Goss . . JOE hl00RE . . CLARE RAVEN . . CLAUDIA SMITH y . . Mrs. Savage . Miss Wilhelmina Dr. Emmett . . BETTY JEAN KEENE . . . .... GEORGE LINNEY L ST WILL A II TEST ME T We, the 1961 Senior Class of Griffin High School make, ordain, and declare this to be our Last Will and I, BRENDA ADAMS, bequeath my usecretl' to anyone who thinks they can keep one. I, FREDDY ADDISON, bequeath my ability to go with one girl four years and still be single to anyone who is foolish enough to try it! I, CLAIRE ARNOLD, bequeath my drum major position to anyone who wants to lose friends and win enemies. I, BRENDA ASKEW, bequeath all my faults and failures to Terry Brooks, Larry Cox, and Charlie Askew. I, FAY AULTMAN, bequeath my ability to take dictation at 120 words per minute to any person crazy enough to believe I can do it. I, EVELYN BALLARD, bequeath my bird to Sandy Brownis bird, and my nickname Short Senior to anyone in the 61-62 Senior Class who is under 5 feet. I, GARY BANFORD, bequeath to Miss Turner the song, Don,t Be Crueli' and to the track team, 'LWalk, Don't Run. I, CAROL BATES, bequeath my four wonderful years of high school to my sister, Rose, and my brother, Jeff. I, CONNIE BATTLE, bequeath my battered old megaphone to anyone who will use it for a weapon and my position as captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders to anyone who is willing to become anemic for it. I, DURELL BAUGH, bequeath four wonderful years at GHS to Nina Ruth, Becky, and Mary Ann. I, BOBBY BEATY, bequeath my extra-curricular activities to anyone fool enough to think he can do them and pass- provided I'm not here next year. I, DIANE MESSER BERRY, bequeath my Ga. Tech stationery, banners, and emblems to any girl who can put them to as good a use as I did. I, DOUGLAS BILES, bequeath my ability to have Miss Turner for English to Ann Lacy and Caroly Silvey. I, BARBARA BLACKMON, bequeath my love for a black '57 Chevy to Jimmy Shavers. I, HAMILTON BOYKIN, bequeath to C. S. Price my knack for getting out of school at one o'clock. I, DAVID BRISENDINE, bequeath my long red hair to C. S. Price and Red Futral. I, TOMMY BRISENDINE, bequeath my receding hairline to Helen Fogle and my black spotted watch band and shorts to Turner Smith and Tom Harris. I, BEVERLY BROWN, bequeath my love for the Georgia Bulldogs to ,lim Greene, my love for cats to Red Futral, and my love for jitterbugging to Harris Holmes. I, LESLIE BROWN, bequeath my ability to play sing song to Ed '4Champ'7 Bunn and my last bottle of MISS CLAIROL to Dennis Compton. I, REBA BROWN, bequeath my ability to sit on the back row in Glee Club for three years to any person who can't sing a note. I, HARMON BYNE, bequeath my height to the little runts you almost step on when you're walking down the hall. I, HARRY CALLAWAY, bequeath my humor to Arthur Hammond and my average to Connie Ridgway, who needs to suffer. , Griflin, Georgia, being of sound mind and memory, do therefore Testament. I, JIM CAMPBELL, bequeath the ugreen dent to the D.B., I.T., .I.R., D.Y., and D.L. I, CAROLE CLARK, bequeath my ability to graduate without getting married to Sherryl Blackmon. I, JOHNNY CLARK, bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble in study hall to Larry Cox, who needs it badly. I, RAY COLE, bequeath my ability to run windsprints to Danny Kendrick, and Jerry Ellis. I, BRENDA COLEMAN, bequeath my Government grades to anyone crazy enough to think he can pass. I, FAYE COLWELL, bequeath my ability never to be sent to the office to Kay Pullin and anyone else who cuts up as much as I do. I, BRENDA COMPTON, bequeath my ability to stay out one day each week to anyone else who needs a vacation. I, BARBARA CONNALLY, bequeath the best four years of high school to my sisters Becky and Carolyn. We, LINDA and PAT COOK, bequeath our ability to make Als in deportment, and keep up with news to anyone who wants it. I, SANDRA COOK, bequeath my wonderful times in short- hand to Doris Puckett. I, JANICE COWAN, bequeath a wonderful fun-filled senior year to the girls in number 113 and 5th period PE classes. We, LYNN CRAWFORD and RAY DUNN, bequeath nothing having nothing to bequeath except Sam and Edith and we're not about to bequeath them. I, CLINTON CRAWLEY, bequeath my ability to be quiet in class to Tommy Evans. I, SANDRA CROWLEY, bequeath my love for West Georgia to Sherryl Blackmon, and my interest in Georgia Tech to Elizabeth Tatum and Debbie Walker. I, DENNIS DANIEL, bequeath my nickname, Ichabod, to any- one who likes to ride horses, and six inches of my height to JJ. We, LARRY DANIEL and LARRY COLEMAN, bequeath our love for Georgia Tech to Mr. Watkins. I, ROGER DANIEL, bequeath my ability to type to Marie Camp so that she can teach me. I, LINDA DAVIS, bequeath my position as a Varsity Cheer- leader to Sherry King and Patty Howell. I, ROY DICK, bequeath my four years of fun and work in high school to my brother, George. I, LAWANNA DONALD, bequeath my wonderful years at Griffin High to my brother, Tommy. I, GEORGE DOZIER, bequeath my pencil sharpener to Bennie and Dudley. 1, BARBARA DUKE-S, bequeath my '56 Chevrolet to Ronald. I, RUTH DUNCAN, bequeath my ability to get out of high school to my brother and sister, Ronnie and Joan. I, SHIRLEY DUNN, bequeath my quietness and shyness to anyone who thinks I have either. I, ED DYE, bequeath my beard to Ricky Ciordia, my sharp pointed church key to Mrs. Baird, and my Wild campaign parties to the next candidate for president of GHS. I, RONALD ELLIS, bequeath my ability to get out of high school in four years to my sister Patricia and Jean Reeves. I, PAT EVANS, bequeath all my classes in Mrs. Baird's room and all my good times during my years at GHS to Terry Jinks, Parker Miller, and James Evans. I, DIANE FIELDS, bequeath my good times at the Beta Club convention to anyone lucky enough to attend it. I, DUDLEY FIELDS, bequeath my name Dudley to anyone stupid enough to want it. I, DON FISHER, bequeath the thousands of miles I have walked during the many years I have been at GHS to anyone who dares to take my place. I, MARTHA FISHER, bequeath my ability to bake cookies and cakes all Saturday morning and then listen to Ga. Tech in the afternoon to nobody. I, LYNDA FLOURNOY, bequeath my ability to get the car any time I want it to Allen Taylor, Barry Byars, and Gary Wilcher. I, SYBIL FOSTER, bequeath my bashfulness to David Hand. We, AILEEN GIBSON and ANNETTE GILMER, bequeath our ability to be loyal and true while '4he's away to Jerry Bullington and Jean Pryor. I, DOROTHY GILES, bequeath my four years going to the bus stop to Diana Jimmerson, Alice Shockley, and my brother Harvey. I, VIRGINIA GILL, bequeath my happiest four years of high school to my cousins, Dorothy and Jerry Shaw. I, ELAINE GOGGANS, bequeath to my sister the ability to acquire a nickname such as 'fbutterbeanf' I, CAROL GOSSETT, bequeath my ability to keep the student body quiet to anyone who thinks she can do it. I, JAMES GRAHAM, bequeath my '57 Chevy to Harold Jackson and Gary Huckaby. I, PAT GREENWALD, bequeath my ability to type for two years and give oral composition in front of a class to Laura Jean Statham. I, JACKIE GROGAN, bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Baird to Ray Heflin. I, GARY HANCOCK, bequeath my position as unofficial time- keeper and my accurate timepiece to Jim Greene. I, JOHNNIE MAE HANSON, bequeath my place in Miss Turner's 4th period English class to Lanelda Phillips or Bonnie Butler. I, CONNIE HARRIS, bequeath my numerous lost contact lenses to Carole Fountain, plus many hours of useless search- ing for them. I, EMILY HARRIS, bequeath my ability to be 'cone of the boysv to Damaris Snider. I, FRED HARRIS, bequeath my love for Georgia Tech to Stephanie Briggs to fight off all Georgia fans. I, JOHNNY HARRIS, bequeath my love for the Georgia Bulldogs to any underclassman with enough courage to with- stand the Yellow Jacket propaganda. I, RONNY HARRIS, bequeath 1ny next four years at Ga. Tech II hopej to any one who can have it. , I, BOBBY HAYES, bequeath my height to my little brother, Harold. I, JERRY HAYGOOD, bequeath my nickname to Danny Kendrick and my love for Georgia Tech to Mike Caldwell. I, ELIZABEAH HICKS, bequeath my ability to make good grades when I donit study and my bad grades when I do study to my brother, Bobby, who should make all A's. I, BRENDA HIGGINS, bequeath my love for Georgia Tech and the Democratic Party to anyone who wants it. '- D I, BRADY HIGHTOWER, bequeath my love for hunting to Brown Goodin. We, DOUG HOLLBERG, MAC BARINEAU, and BILLY VICKERS, bequeath our sister Damaris Snider to Turner Smith, Richard Shirah, and Tom Harris. I, AUBREY HOLLINGSWORTH, bequeath my ability to have Coach Greg two years to Danny Kendrick and Jerry Ellis. I, LINDA HUTSON, bequeath my ability to make Ais in deportment to my brother, Ted. I, MARSHALL JACKSON, bequeath my swift T 39 Ford to Robert '6Footsw Price because he is big enough to push it around. I, ETHEL RUTH JOHNSON, bequeath my temper to anyone who is encountered by Eddie Westmoreland as I have been. I, KAY JOHNSON, bequeath my good moods and innocent ways to my brother, Bill. I, JIMMY JOHNSON, bequeath my love of sports to my sister Brenda. I, ANN JONES, bequeath my driver's license and my long experience on the road to Sherryl Blackmon. I, PATRICIA JONES, bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother, Lamar. I, DICKIE JONES, bequeath my love for those wonderful Studebakers to Bob and Al Gossett. I, BETTY JEAN KEENE, bequeath Richard Dupree to '6Shooty and my ability not to get along with people to Jim Greene. I, ANNE KENNEDY, bequeath all my fun on bus 29 to my good buddies who will ride it next year. I, SAMMY KILE, bequeath my skating ability of jumping trash cans and falling over the fence at the park to Kenneth Williamson. I, SANDRA KING, bequeath my ability to pass Shorthand I in two years to any poor soul crazy enough to take it. I, KARLA LAIL, bequeath my love for Georgia Tech to Kay Clark in hopes she will someday love it as much as I do. I, BRENDA LANDERS, bequeath my four years at GHS and my job in the office to my sister, Patsy. I, BARBARA LANGFORD, bequeath my ability to graduate to my brother, Gene. I, GAIL LAPRADE, bequeath my love for roller skating especially at Indian Springs to Cheryl Wiley. I, JERRY LIFSEY, bequeath my fifth year at GHS to Richard Dupree, Quinnie Rivers, Steve Goss, and Jim Greene. I, MARGARET LINDSEY, bequeath my love for 4'Vaudeville to anyone open minded enough to want it. I, GEORGE LINNEY, bequeath my love for Mrs. Baird and Miss Combs to Rogers Butler. I, LAVERNE LONG, bequeath my ability to outsmart the cunning mind of T. J. Walraven to Miss Walker and Miss Hall. I, LYVONDA LOVIN, bequeath my ability to drive my old Plymouth to Billie Jo Phillips. I, TOMMY LUNSFORD, bequeath my ability to get along wonderfully with Mrs. Spangler to Julian Mobley, David Brock, and Bart Miller. I, JOSEPH MANLEY, bequeath my love for a certain red Studebaker to Milton and George. I, SUSIE MARSHALL, bequeath to Beat,' Briggs many days of Varsity basketball and my love for the Varsity to Coach Gregg. I, DOUG McDOWELL, bequeath my ability to understand Bobbyls jokes to Kay Clark. I, HUGH MCLAURIN, bequeath my ability to play football to Larry Kelly. mf ,W I I, JULIE MELIN, bequeath my ability to produce sqeaks and squawks on the oboe to anyone who wants to torment Mr. Williams. I, JUNE MEREDITH, bequeath my love for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and spring holidays to Glenda Phillips and Nancy Coleman. I, KATE MITCHELL, bequeath my narrow escapes on bus 11-2 to Steve Higgins. I, JOE MOORE, bequeath my place in Dramatics Club to any Speech I student who vows he will never take Speech II. I, RONALD MOORE, bequeath my dipping transmission to Lunt77 Richardson, because I'1n tired of fooling with it. I, CONNIE MORRIS, bequeath my position as typist for Mr. Lowery to a lucky DCT II student next year. I, SYLVIA MORRIS, bequeath my position as first string guard and captain of the Varsity basketball team to anybody willing to work for it. I, JIMMY MOSS, bequeath my baby blue Chevy to Fred Duffey. I, JOHN NEEL, bequeath my little Sally Payne to GHS for one more year. I, FAYE NELMS, bequeath Macbeth and David Copperfield to Jane Plemmons and Jerry Nelms, if they ever get this far. I, GLENDA NICHOLS, bequeath my ability to get that certain Fayette County guy to anyone who is willing to wait as long as I did. I, TOMMY ODEN, bequeath to all, the pleasure of being able to leave for good. I, NORMA OLIVER, bequeath half of my fun-filled years to Kay Tarleton and the rest to Darlene Payton and Jimmy Tracy. I, JAMES O,QUINN, bequeath one of my size I3 shoes to Larry Huff with the understanding that he will sleep in it. I, BOBBY PARKER, bequeath my deep voice to Squeak,7 Shirah. I, HAROLD PARRIS, bequeath my height to Stanley Brown. I, ANNETTE PASS, bequeath my ability to behave myself my Senior year to Annette Graham and Dianne Parrish. I, HARRY PASS, bequeath all my experiences with Miss Amelia to all students following me. I, KENNETH PASS, bequeath my extra set of car keys to Jane Manley and Vicki Vaughn, should they need them. I, J. D. PEEK, bequeath my ability to do things at the last minute and get by to anyone stupid enough to want it. I, WILLIS PEEK, bequeath my senior ring to Helen Davis and my height to Fred Hollis. I, RODNEY PELT, bequeath my questionable personality to Mrs.'Hardy. I, BRENDA PEURIFOY, bequeath my desire for brown eyes to any blue-eyed blonde. I, BRENDA PHILLIPS, bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Ann Neill. I, CRISSIE PHILLIPS, bequeath my four fun-filled years at GHS to my sisters, Dale and Kathy. I, JUNE PHIPPS, bequeath all my good times at GHS and the privilege of having Miss Elliott to Sylvia Jane Harris. I, BOBBY PIERCE, bequeath my ability to pitch for GHS to my younger brother, Grady. I, EDDIE PITTS, bequeath my support to Nixon in 1964 to Buster Ogletree, and Deborah Pitts who are ardent Nixon supporters. I, JACKIE PITTS, bequeath my ability to go to summer school 3 years to Sandra Sauls, Claudette Gresham, Joyce Crawley, and Edna Ruth Mays. I, BENNY PRESCOTT, bequeath my admiration for the Bull- dogs to Byron. I, MARTHA PRICE, bequeath my seat in Miss Turner's room to Larry Futral. I, BRENDA PRUITT, bequeath to the most bewildered Fresh- men the many wonderful experiences of the four years of my life. I, DIANNE PRYOR, bequeath to Sandra Storey my red hair, since I have none, and she needs some so badly. I, LINDA PRYOR, bequeath my ability to sit in a biology class all year and not learn anything to Edna Ruth Mays. I, ARLIS PURSER, bequeath my ability to be late in getting everything done and still get by to anybody who wants it. I, FAYE RAINEY, bequeath to Horace Thompson and Jimmy Smith my ability to graduate from GHS. I, STEVE RAINEY, bequeath my ability to be one of the best behaved boys in my class to my brother, Jerry. I, CLARE RAVEN, bequeath all of my common sense to Susan Lloyd and Peachie Daniel. I, HAROLD REEVES, bequeath my long hoped-for Thunder- bird to Betty Harper and my senior ring to Anita Walker. I, ARNOLD REID, bequeath my ability to pass Algebra I to Fred Duffey who is taking his third year of it. I, JIMMIE REYNOLDS, bequeath my ever-loving self to any girl that will have me. I, LINDA RIDGWAY, bequeath my ability to study into the wee hours and go through high school in four years to my sister Connie, who really needs it. I, REBECCA RIDGEWAY, bequeath my nickname back to the one who gave it to me. I, JOAN ROBINSON, bequeath my love for the University of Georgia to anyone willing to fight for two years with Fred Harris to defend it. I, PEGGY ROBINSON, bequeath my use of the nickname Janice to Linda Nichols. I, MARY SCOTT, bequeath my ability to get off the bus five minutes after it stops to any girl unlucky enough to ride a bus with Dexter Huckaby. I, BARBARA SHACKELFORD, bequeath my ability to go with one boy four years and still have my sanity to any junior girl. I, CAROL SHOCKLEY, bequeath to the most bewildered Fresh- men my love for Glee Club, Speech, and Office work. I, RAYMA SINGLETARY, bequeath my love for Chevrolets to my sister, Judy. I, CHUCK SMITH, bequeath to my brother, Turner, my fondly acquired nickname of Glover which I am not too happy to get rid of. I, CLAUDIA SMITH, bequeath my ability to have my father watch over my every move at school for four long years to any Freshman in the same predicament. I, DURWARD SMITH, bequeath four years of dull chapel to Howell Fowler. I, GLENDA SMITH, bequeath my nickname to David, my love for Tech to Jim, my one senior year to Kenneth, and all my happiness of that year to Billy. I, JIMMY SMITH, bequeath my nickname to anyone in the Griffin band who is dumb enough to want it. I, SARA SMITH, bequeath my sneeze to any of next year's freshmen who feel lost in the shuflie and want to get attention. I, ELEANOR STANDARD, being the last of five older brothers and sisters, do bequeath my ability to graduate and like it to anyone who has to live up to a tradition. I, MARGARET STEPHENS, bequeath my ability to graduate to my brother James and hope he has Miss Walker for history. I, DIANNE STEWART, bequeath my desk in Miss Turner's senior English class to anyone who wants it and I hope he will not have as hard a time as I did. I, DONNA FAYE STOKES, bequeath whatis left of my mid- night oil to any underclassman who wants to study until the wee morning hours to get an A, youlll need it. I, DELORES STOREY, bequeath my love for good old GHS to Charles Storey, my brother, and Loyce Roberts. I, JEAN STRICKLAND, bequeath my place in the senior class to my brother, Don. I, LYNN STRICKLAND, bequeath my uncanny ability to customize all cars with a big bang to my brother Ronny. I, FRED TAYLOR, bequeath my height to Ronnie Saylor and my Algebra grades to Fred Duffey. I, DAVID THAXTON, bequeath my nickname and my position with Kroger to Moses Harris Holmes. I, SYLVIA THAXTON, bequeath my ability to remain in GHS for years without being sent to the office to my brother, Eddie. . I, GLENNETTE THOMAS, bequeath my nickname to my sister, Sandra, and my love for Tech to any well deserving bulldog. I, LINDA THOMPSON, bequeath my ability to run a block to catch the bus to Sara Hall. I, YOLANDA VALDEZ, bequeath my ability to have steady nerves and enduring patience to get along with the under- classmen as Senior Assistant in PE to Jean Pryor. I, BILLY VICKERS, bequeath my nickname of 'gBearl' to Freddy Copeland, and my size to Jerry Rainey. I, JOHN WALLACE, bequeath nothing to anyone for all I have is trouble. I, TONI WALLS, bequeath my love for Miss WaIker's room to those fortunate students who may Hnd themselves in her class. I, TERRY WALRAVEN, bequeath my ability to guess the right presidential candidate, my love for history taught by Miss Walker and Mrs. Collier, and my love for girls to the boys of J.D.'s Bull Session. I, BOB WASSERMAN, bequeath my ability to fail to Toni Walls, unless I need it again next year. I, DAVID WHATLEY, bequeath my favorite spot in the park- ing lot to whoever is lucky enough to get it.' I, JERRY WILLARD, bequeath to Pete Stephens and Wlayne Blanks my ugoodl' car so they won't have to ride their bikes to the Griffin Daily News Olhce everyday. I, REBA WILLIAMS, bequeath my ability to graduate to '6Sandy77 Diane Williams. I, REGGIE WILLIAMS, bequeath my ability to graduate in live years to Jimmy Gunter. I, BUTCH WILSON, bequeath my driverls license to Nelma Heard and my good grades in Spanish to Gale Johnson. I, LENWOOD WILSON, bequeath my ability to get caught with chewing gum to any unlucky person. I, VICKY WOOD, do not bequeath my heavy schedule and extra-curricular activities to anyone because it is too much work for anybody, especially for a dumb nut like me. I.lVI M TEH Oh, we love you, Grillin High School That surrounds us here today, And we will not forget, though We be far, far away. To the halls of Griffin High School Every voice will bid farewell, And shimmer off in twilight Like the old vesper bell. One day a hush will fall. The footsteps of us all Will echo down the halls and disappear. But as we sadly start Our journeys far apart, A part of every heart will linger here, In the sacred halls of learning, Where we've lived and learned to know That through the years welll see you In the sweet afterglow. The great love that burns inside us Lights a spark of memories, And when We see your colors, ' We will long for the past. Now the times we loved are slipping And the thoughts that were so dear. The days we lived are passing But our love holds us near. The friends we made are dear, Our school is dearer still, The love we have for you will always live. Welve fought your battles fairly, Your spirit leads us on, We owe to you our life, our love, our all. For we love you, Griffin High School, With your Eagle wings adorned, Weill watch your flight forever And our love stays with you. Q? M, e 34 of 5 5 Kathleen Brown, Elflctie Jon:-s, Annie BIcCunP, Ruby Rf-ici Governor Ponder, Arthur Wfill' . Clif D ?.mW 1amQ, 1 avis, Melvin Driver, Hump Banks fnot picturedib. f was 1 A-1 ..,. ,, f if Ak 5, r X 'X 0 2-Bw X If f . Q 4 U C M KJ QEMM R X QEQI I., ,B 3 - - : in .. TW4E ES T'PLACES T CDENJY ll IIII1, - ll!! 1 :A ,M b NN AS If Compliments 0 f CROMPTON-HIGHLAND MILLS Manufacturers of Quality Velvets - Velveteens - Corduroys HUTCHINSON HARDWARE 84 SUPPLY CO. 0 BUILDING KIATERIAL 0 WALLPAPER 0 FLOOR COVERING 0 PAINT 'Complete Bakery Service 0 RENTAL TOOLS 0 TOYS 0 Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 135 W. Taylor St. SerfUice and Satisfaftion 'with zz Smile 122 E. Taylor St. Phones: 3891 PHONE 8-1556 Dick's Snack Shack A. C. GRIFFIN Teenage Night Club Macon Highway Phone 41 South 8-2195 G O I. D S T E I N ' S 11:00 A.M. - 12:00 Midnight NEWTON COAL AND LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONTRACTING Phone 2246 GRIFFIN, GEORGIA PERCY'S SUPERMARKET Entertainment at its fnest Experiment Shopping Center 1 One of GrifIin's S Newest 81, Largest Supermarkets Quality Merchandise ROOM at Lofw Competitive Prices Compliments of GRIFFIN SALES 8: SERVICE, INC. 312 E. Solomon St. Phone 8-8655 - 8-8656 Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer Compliments of INDUSTRIAL WHOLESALERS, INC. 350 West College Street W H O L E S A L E ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, AND MILL SUPPLIES BEST WISHES To the Graduating Class of 1961 from THOMAS PACKING COMPANY Processors of fine meat products THO wugfioflos M5 SAUSAGE 3 afvored for flavor Complimenis of BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE Compliments of STAR - CHEVROLET Phone 8-1326 132 Solomon at Sth Street J ll, A 33 5' PURE PER! WPUUECTW SAUSAGE HOT mlifllilllm TNT Compliments of BEATY AUTO PARTS COMPANY Your NAPA Iobber Compliments of 0 I dcfwup. 1 f, 219 S. 6th Street BGTTLED HEALTH Phone 5557 GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Compliments of JESSE' S PHARMACY Prescriptions n Specialty PHONE 3291 Complimenis of GOLDEN FURNITURE CO. Downtown Griiiin Experiment Shopping Center 133 Compliments of THE STATE BANK GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Free Parking Two Drive-Up Teller Windows 329 INTEREST Paid on Savings Twice Yearly Member Federal Reserve System SL Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of NELL'S BEAUTY SHOP l28 S. Hill Street Phone 3595 LANE - REXALL V Health to all from Rexallu Compliments of POWELL SHOE SHOP Phone 5220 136 W. Solomon St. Compliments' of WEST GRIFFIN LUMBER COMPANY You Know 'what you get at SINCE 889 GRIFFIN, GEORGIA 1 Compliments of WHITE TOP CAB COMPANY 6700 PHONE 4900 321 East Solomon Streets at Greyhound Bus Station I af I! Jfffffypf lfgxffffj 1' ., Wrfffwf , MY owN DAIRIES QQffffW Howe OWNED AND Home OPERATED ,Wei K Serving Griffin Since 1934 'ttt fi Grade A Pasteurized and Homogenized Dairy Products Golden Guernsey Premium Milk PHONE 3565 Compliments of GRIFFIN .IACC MILLS BELK-GALLANT COMPANY GrifTiin's Leading Department Store Clothing for the Entire Family 220 South Hill Phone 3669 1 FOR Dresses - Coats - Suits FASHION SHOPS 130 S. Hill sf. FOR SHOES FASHION SHOES 111 s. Hill sr. Compliments Of LYNDON'S MEN'S SHOP Compliments of TV APPLIANCE CENTER 126 West Solomon St. GRIFFIN GEORGIA HOLMES BROTHERS Building Supplies Royal Crown Cola and NEI-ll Products Commercial Bond 314 VV. College St. Phone 9447 GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Compliments of MORROW POWELL Where Quality Reigns Congratulations Class of 1961 Best Wishes for Your Future Success SMITH ROBERTS HFIRST IN FASHIONSH Compliments of W R IX 137 -A -L K,, ,. ,.,,,,,, . . ,.A,,,. ,.., ..,, , ,Y . . 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SOUTHERN STATES EQUIPMENT COMPANY HAMPTON, GEORGIA Congratulations Class of 1901 The Southern States Printing Company The Eagle's View Printers Your BOOK Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFTS Over 32 Years at 120 East Taylor Street RECORD HEAVEN B. E. CGenej Goodman 104 Meriwether Street Phone 5259 Records, Radios Hi-ffs, Televisions Compliments of MARTIN THEATRES IMPERIAL - IRIS DRIVE IN Phone 4214 Phone S549 HAISTEN BROTHERS Incorporated 3231 Phones 3232 GRIFFIN GEORGIA 133 Compliments Of THE DUNDEE GRCUP Dundee - Rushton - Lowell Bleachery with B est W1'sh es to the Senior Class of 1961 GRIFFIN GEORGIA 140 Compliments . . . Twinda - S.R. Family Flour 4-X Peaberry Coffee Kell's Hotel Blend Coffee Stokely, Van Camp's Fruits and Vegetables Kell-Ko Canned Foods Happy Kids Pickles and Peanut Butter Write Right School Supplies Stetson Brand Paints Premier Brand Self-Service Mdse. H. V. KEI.l. CUMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS NEWNAN, GEORGIA TIFTON, GEORGIA GRIFFIN, GEORGIA FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA CAIRO, GEORGIA 141 CONCRETE-BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Ready'-Mix Concrete - Concrete Blocks 534 W. College St. Phone 2440 Compliments of GOODE-NICHOLS FURNITURE Compliments of RHODES FURNITURE CC. Compliments of FORBES DRUG CO. SPALDING LUMBER COMPANY Contractors LUIVIBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS C A I N ' S Complete Home Furnishings FURNITURE APPLIANCES Compliment: of M A R S H ' S SHOES AND SPORTSWEAR BEAMED FOR TEENS CLARK'S SUPER MARKET Fancy Groceries - Select Meats - Fruits - Vegetables 403 E. Broadway GrifIIn, Georgia C. A. KENDRICK BUILDING CONTRACTOR 128 W. Solomon St. Phone 5585 Griflin, Ga. GRIFFIN FLYING SERVICE FLYING LESSONS M2 PLEASURE RIDES SUDSMQE, 'llnwee ow POMONA PRODUCTS CCDMPANY IFS mrnu for your favorhe fashions You Listened to E U W K All Year You Heard Griffin High Radio Day Griffin High Football Griffin High Basketball Griffin High Baseball Griffin 4 AAA Golf Griffin High Baccalaureate Service Griffin High Graduation Bob's Pastry Shop FINEST AND FRESHEST OF BAKERY PRODUCTS 201 South Sixth St. PHONE 5362 MADDOX Self-Service Food Store 624 hleriwether Street IRA SLADE CLOTHING CO. McGregors Sportswear Dickies and Levis Botany 0500 Suits 117 W. Solomon Phone 3338 Compliments of REEVES CLEANERS 211 South 6th Street DIAL 5176 Compliments of WILLIS QUICK TIRE SERVICE TIRES - BATTERIES - RECAPPING 301 E. Taylor St. Across St. from Griffin High HASKELL'S PRESCRIPTION CENTER for Better Health 100 S. Hill St. Corner of Solomon SL Hill Compliments of Jim and Joe's NEW PHOTO CENTER GRIFFIN'S COMPLETE PHOTO SERVICE Compliments of It Pay's to Shop at Penney's 9 GRIFFIN, GEORGIA JIM PRIDGEN HARDWARE, INC. HARDWARE N- HOUSEWARES - SPORTING GOODS 110 South Sth Street Phone 8-8411 GRIFFIN, GEORGI x PITTMAN-RAWLS FUNERAL HOME JAMES W. RAWLS, Owner AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 2236 1413 BROOKS DIAMOND JEWELRY COMPANY UW. T. BROOKSN DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY l06 North Hill Street GRIFFIN, GEORGIA HARRIS POSTER ADVERTISING CO. The Spoken Word Is Like Airy The Posted Word Is Always There Compliments of C. H. Doe GULF SUPER STATION Corner Hill and Poplar Streets VITAMIN MISS GEORGIA DAIRIES All Milk Vacuum Pasteurized For Year-'round Flavor MULTI-VITAMIN MILK D REAL-CHURNED BUTTERMILK Phone 4000 for Home Delivery Spalding County Produced 147 Z4-HOUR SERVICE PHONE 9891 9149 N IX' S G A R A G E BODY AND PAINT SHOP US 41 North GRIFFIN, GA. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF GRIFFIN 223 South Sixth Street GRIFFIN, GEORGIA HOME LOANS INSURED SAVINGS Compliments of GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO., INC. 113-115 West Solomon St. GRIFFIN, GEORGIA SINCE 1901 Compliments of CROSSFIELD COMPANY KC wi-IIE 1320 on Your Dial GriHin's Most Powerful and Most-Listened-to Station WHIE' -- 'fThe Station That Listens to the Peoplen 5000 Watts of Good Listening All Day Long Offic GEORGIA BUSINESS SERVICE, INC. 245 Meriwether Street e Supplies Ofiice Furniture Business Equipment Printing CUSTCMER SATISFACTION Guaranteed 330 East Solomon St. 9 MEMBER WIN JUST A LITTLE BETTER 9 WISHABH 5 . LAUNDERERS - CLEANERS KUFLIWQQ n1s?eZ'm Your Sanitone Dry Cleaners IAUNDRY SERVICE Try Our Cravenette Water Proofing PHONE 2281 149 HOLLYHOCK FLOUR HAPPYVALE MEAL PAY DAY FEEDS GRIFFIN GRGCERY CO. YOUR SAVINGS EARN 3721 GUARANTEED INTEREST at Commercial Bank 8k Trust Company Compliments of WARBECK STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography RBM MOTORS, INC. Factory Authorized Dealers for VOLKSWAGEN Cars and Trucks SALES M PARTS - SERVICE 392 North Expressway Griffin 8-2771 REESE'S HI-FI SHOP Hi-Fi and Stereo-Records - Record Players M Tape Recorders RADIO-TV SALES AND SERVICE Phone 8-8604 123 W. Solomon St. GRIFFIN, GEORGIA MUSIC IS OUR BUSINESS Compliments Of SARA WILLIAMS DANCE STUDIO I'1 YOUR CDFFICIAL JEWELER Thclcl Wilkins L G BALFO C0 X X Refreshing moment S' iffi n Coca-Cola Bottlin C g ompany Q ll V 7 'LW -My Complimentxof My M? SEARS AND ROEBUCK Compliments of NEEUS PHARMACY Your Good Health ls Our Business 411 E. Solomon St. Phone 7772 Compliments of K All DAN Sl.ADE'S STUDENT SHOP , ll I' A , t A K U91 5 J A Compliments of fl I I lf Ji' 2 3971? 7 'mnl ffl' ip CARDEN snomsns 1 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Eb, I L 1 zl My 1 - - Compliments of HEFl.lN'S GROCERY Hamilton Drive Phone 2770 GATLIN'S GROCERY FRESH MEATS - FANCY GROCERIES Phone 6321 - 2220 Compliments of STOKES GROCERY Leila P. Virden Joan V. Stephens THE COTTAGE FLOWER SHOP Corner 6th and Poplar Streets Phone 2358 Compliments of DILLARD LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Compliments of SIGMAN STUDEBAKER COMPANY On the Expressway 153 Griflin, Ga, CLAXTON'S PHARMACY GriHIn's Only Self-Service DRUG STORE GRIFFIN, GEORGIA SPALDING MOTOR COMPANY OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE PHONE 4271 Compliments of HARRY COLLIER'S RESTAURANT MATHER FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS RADIOS AND APPLIANCES Friendly Terms ll6 E. Taylor St. Phone 3844 l-1 Compliments Of GRIFFI DAILY E Insurance Agents Since 1888 SEARCY 84 COMPANY 126 S. Hill Street GRIFFIN, GEORGIA 2918 . . . PHONES . . . . 4115 D. B. Searcy D. B. Searcy, Jr. Scott Searcy Compliments of GRIFFIN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. o Free Moth Proofing 0 Cold Storage 0 Sta Nu Finishing 210 E. Solomon St. Phone 5555 Compliments of SPENCER'S ROLLER RINK Fun and Enjoyment for All M. E. COLE DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions First Compliments of WHITMIRE JEWELERS Compliments of ARCHER'S FOOD STORE Clothes from Crib to College FADS AND FASHIONS 127 East Solomon Phone 3379 You Know They Cured THE BONNIE SHOP Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN - BRAZIER GASTON MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER - PLYLIOUTH -- VALIANT - DODGE DEALERS 124 East Taylor Street Griffin, Georgia Compliments of GRIFFIN BALLROOM CLUB WESTERN AUTO STORE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES Home Owned 156 125 N. Hill St. Compliments of your BIG APPLE Save Gold Bond Stamps for Valuable Free Gifts Compliments Of GOSSETT OIL COMPANY Petroleum Products Phone 4411 GRIFFIN GEORGIA Compliments of GRIFFIN FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Compliments of GRIFFIN GLASS COMPANY WINDOW GLASS - PLATE GLASS - MIRRORS - STORE FRONTS Phone 8-8631 701 S. Taylor St. SHARP'S TIME SHOP DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRY The Frigidaire Store GRIFFIN APPLIANCE CO. Your Friendly Frigidaire Dealer 108 Meriwether St. Phone 5122 Griffin, Georgia .IO - ANN SHOP Supplying the Latest Styles in Coats - Dresses Sportswear - Lingerie and Accessories for Thrifty Young Ladies Compliments of GRIFFIN FLOWER SHOP Compliments of F. L. BARTHOLONIEW, INC. Compliments of GERTRUDE'S BEAUTY SHOP Atlanta Hwy. Compliments of RUSSELL'S RESTAURANT Phone 3308 Compliments of IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP Compliments of MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME White Columns on Hill Street Wz'shing each of you a happy and successful life. 452 N. Hill Street Phone 5532 Complimenis of W. F. JOHNSON COTTON CO. Phone 2661 Griffin, Ga. RANDALL AND BLAKELY, INC. MERCURY - FORD Sales - Service SINCE 1926 Compliments of WRIGHT'S ICE CREAM COMPANY MEMUHI!-XM HAROLD ST1NsoN ANDREWS, JR. KENNETH EARL TURNER CGHa179 44D0C,, Dec. 23, l94f3-July 23, 1960 July 137 194,3,Ju1y 12, 1960 To lose a friend is the greatest of all evils, But endeavor rather to rejoice that you Possessed him than to mourn his loss. 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