Mark Smith Lasseter High School - Markseter Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

THE MARKSETER Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Eight Mark Smith and H. S. Lasseter High Schools Volume Ill Macon, Georgia TABLE OF CONTENTS Senior Class Administration Underclassmen The school is a mass of individuals. Each ex- presses himself in a unique way. One is a leader, one a follower; one is a creator, one an acceptor; one is a competitor, one a spec- tator. With each indispensable expression, a school life is eventually created. Each per- son relives precious moments of his life in his own way. The annual staff has collected a mass of memories for every person to re- live and to enjoy, to remember and to cher- ish, as that person would so desire, in his own way. continued persistence ... anticipation for the future ... Guidance... diligent instruction ... stimulation ... endowed with understanding ... . rewarding dedication. Development .. . a grasp for understanding ... an effort to discover ... . obedience . a Clear perception of truth. Competition exhausting effort ... the injury of defeat ... delirious expectation ... . victory. Participation . a g s ig am io 16s ae = = a iE ’ = for the purpose of mutual benefit .. involvement ... . active service. = 2 © ® Oo fe) fe} U — ie LL = Z _— — Reaching the final goal and finding it to be the initial step to other goals is a great understanding attained by the graduating class. The tremendous importance of educa- tion and training is realized, and the grasp for more knowledge continues to reach out into the future. These are our seniors who have completed their learning at this par- ticular place of education. These are the students who will advance to their own destinies. These are the individuals who will remember and relive this part of their lives, each in a unique way. SECOND ROW: Addleton, Sandra Ophelia; Alexander, Rita Dawn; Bailey, Anita La- verne; Bailey, Kathryn Knox; THIRD ROW: Banks, Beverly Ann; Bedingfield, Melinda Ann; Berg, Mary Anne; Blackshear, Janet Lee; FOURTH ROW: Blum, Freda Ellen; Boland, L ynn Marea. After four years of living and learning expe- riences in high school and in life, a superior group emerges from the mass. They have suddenly real- ized that nothing happens by chance but that everything is a result of careful planning. They are rewarded with a deep satisfaction for their continuous efforts to organize and activate the mass. These are the seniors, the students who have accomplished one step toward their ultimate goal, the individuals molded by the part and cast for the future. FIRST ROW: Boren, James Robert; Advisors: Miss Young, Mrs. Brubaker; SECOND ROW: Bowen, Marcia Dean; Boyce, Nancy Anne; Brannen, William James; Brent, Mary Carol; THIRD ROW: Bridges, Charles Jethro; Bridges, Rob- ert Loren; Brooks, Hershall Lamar; Brown, Franklin Bar- ton; FOURTH ROW: Brown, Susan Kaye; Buffington, Jac- quelyn Cecile; Burdett, Ed- ward Burke; Butt, Francis Kaye. FIRST ROW: President: Mary Anne Berg; Cannon, Wayne Leonard; SECOND ROW: Carrol, Judy; Cater, Brenda Margaret; Chafin, Evelyn Irene; Chambers, Cheryl Jean; THIRD ROW: Chambers, Elbert Bur- ton; Chester, Jackie Lynn; Clance, Lynda Gayle; Clarke, Kenneth Andrew; FOURTH ROW: Collins, Donna Elizabeth; Collins, Robert Randall; Collins, Terry Shelia; Cook, Debra Ann. FIRST ROW: Cravey, Thomas Luke; President: Billy Kilgore; SECOND ROW Crawford, Marilyn; Darity, Donna Teresa; Davis, Deborah Sue; Davis, Marguerite Elouise; THIRD ROW: Davis, Sharon Paulette; DeLloach, Sandra Mina; Dickey, Deborah Anne; Dupree, John Thomas Jr.; FOURTH ROW: Eschman, Clare Burton; Faircloth, Penel- ope; Fender, Michael Wayne; Findley, Daniel Bruce. FIRST ROW: Ford, Jean Cathy; SECOND ROW: Fordham, Jimmy Wiley; Fortin, Jeanette Ileen; Fountain, Olin William; Gaddis, Billy Wayne; THIRD ROW: Gar- rett, Audy Lou; Genone, Catherine Brenda; Glendenning, Donna Wynelle; Glover, Milton; FOURTH ROW: Granade, Patricia Renee; Hamlin, Mikeal Terry; Han- cock, Richard Charles; Hardy, Catherine Dianne. FIRST ROW: Hardy, Charlotte Elaine; Harrell, Ronnie Kelvin; Harrison, Cynthia Suzanne; SECOND ROW: Harrison, Ste- phen Pace; Hawthorne, Doug- las Powell; Herin, Eugene Gladhill; Herndon, Charles tee; THIRD ROW: Herndon, Larry Rodger; Holland, War- ren Benny; Howard, Randall Lamar; Howard, William Lewis; FOURTH ROW: Hunni- cutt, Buford Douglas; Hux, Richard Charles; Impink, Joe Glendhill; Irwin, Annette Phyllis FIRST ROW: Vice-President: Janet Black- shear; Secretary-Treasurer: Jackie Sparks; Directors: Carol Brent, Donna Darity, Clare Eschmann, Donna Collins; SECOND ROW: Jackson, Gary Clinton; Jenkins, Nan Eliza- beth; Johnson, John Howard; Johnson, Linda Elaine; THIRD ROW: Johnson, Olan Grady; Jones, Bryant Casey; Jordan, Karolyn Gay; Joyner, Sheila Diana; FOURTH ROW: Kelly, James Bodkin; Kil- gore, Arthur Karl; Kilgore, William Sam- uel; Kimberly, Leslie Eugene. FIRST ROW: King, Ellie Pa- tricia; SECOND ROW: Kirk, Carolyn Amelia; Kitchens, John Clark; Knowles, George Frederick IIl; Land, Malcolm Alan; THIRD ROW: Lassiter, Brenda Joyce; Lawrence, Paul Thomas; Long, Robert Edwin; Love, Nancy Gail; FOURTH ROW: Lowery, Lindy Carolyn; MacMillan, Jennifer Lee; Mad- dox, Susan Mae; Marsh, La- Trelle. FIRST ROW: Martin, Jacquelyn Diana; SECOND ROW: McBride, Frank Edwin; McCullough, Ellen Murph; McDavid, Cheryl Ann; McDavid, Robert Michael; THIRD ROW: McKinnie, Julian Washing- ton; McLain, Steve Baily; Mcleod, Gary Lee; McSwain, Florence Willene; FOURTH ROW: Miller, George James; Miller, Gwen- dolyn LaVerne; Mills, Phineas Edward; Mitchell, Martha Anne FIRST ROW: Mock, Venice Irene; Morgan, David Sidney; Morrew, Victor Earle; SEC- OND ROW: Mullis, Dean Albert; Mullis, Julius Melton; Odom, Don Kermit; Ouzts, Karen Bland; THIRD ROW: Paramore, Jerry Samuel; Parks, Linda Ann; Pendleton, Catherine Louise; Pennone, Joseph Lee; FOURTH ROW: Peterson, Vivian Victoria; Phillips, Judith Anne; Porter, John Richard; Porter, Toy Annete. SECOND ROW: Powell, Anthony Vaughn; Rampley, Martha Ann; Redd, Randy Ron- dall; Roberts, Eunice Pauline; THIRD ROW: Robinson, Robert Glenn; Scott, Evelyn Ophelia; Searcy, Walter Johnson; Shef- field, Wendell Moncrief; FOURTH ROW: Shelby, Glenn Thomas; Shipp, Donald Lynn; Sizemore, Timothy Wayne; Skinner, Ellen Marie FIRST ROW: Smith, Frances Louise Vice-President Bob McDavid Secretary: Jeff Bridges; Treasurer: J. W. Mc- Kinney; SECOND ROW Smith, James Troy; Smith, Linda Diana; Smith, Sharon Denora; Sparks, Jacqueline Ann; THIRD ROW: Stephens, Nancy Gail; Stephens, Robert Lee; Stewart, Elizabeth Di- anne; Strange, Hal Steven- son; FOURTH ROW: Surber, Edward Earle; Tanner, Thom- as Earle Jr.; Taylor, Beverly Joyce FIRST ROW: Taylor, Paula Virginia; SEC- OND ROW: Thorpe, Gloria Jean; Tisdale, Wayne; Tomlinson, William Neal; Van Etten, Charles Edwin; THIRD ROW: Walk- er, Ronnie Keith; Ware, Johnnie Mae; Watson, William Augusten; Webb, Linda Jo; FOURTH ROW: Wells, Thomas William; Walkins, Jack Zachery; Wilkinson, Sheila Anne; Williams, Charles. FIRST ROW: Wil- liams, Robert Ger- ald; Williams, Ruby Lee; SECOND ROW: Williams, Vickie Dianne; Williamson, Floyd Lynn; Wimber- | Wanda __— Faye; Wolf, Leonard Stan- ford; THIRD ROW: Wood, Patricia Gail; Wooten, Penny Anne; Worsham, Shirley Faye; Wynn, Billy Mac; FOURTH ROW: Yaun, Carl James; Young, Harry Lee; Young, Martha Jo. NOT PICTURED: Castleberry, William Patrick; Chambless, Christopher Eugene; McKin- nie, Fay; Myrick, Sylvia Earle Best Citizens Karen Ouzts, Lasseter; Ken Clarke, Mark Smith. clad TET Le, - J a . Top Left: Corliss Carr, Math. Top Right: Renee Granade, Music. Lower Left: Clare Eschmann, Science. Governors Honors Program 1967 Star Students RIGHT: Bob McDavid, Mr. Bill Meeks, Star Teacher. BOTTOM: Karen Ouzts, Miss June Emmett, Star Teacher. :)- a ox | Eee 7° oe” oe, ‘aaa. “o™ 2 tao. Csee =. = = , ip —— y i ise. ; aes National Merit Semifinalist Bill Watson National 4-H Award J. W. McKinnie There is nothing more to be esteemed than a manly firmness and decision of character. —Hazlitt Margie Davis Good nature is the very air of a good mind; the sign of a large and ge soul, and the peculiar soil in which virtue prospers Bill Watson The superior man is he who develops, in harmonious proportions, his moral, intellectual, and physical nats Mary Anne Berg This world belongs to the energetic. —Emerson The most agreeable of all companions is a simple, frank man, without any high pretensions to an oppressive greatness. Lessing Clare Eschmann Individuality is the salt of common life. You may have to live in a crowd, but you do not have to live like it, nor subsist on its food. —Henry Von Dyke 3 = A. = Sa li jo Age oY Bob McDavid No man is free who is not the master of himself. —Epictetus Karen Ouzts Perfection consists not in doing extraordinary things well, but in doing extraordinary things extraordinary. —Angelique Arnauld ! it { a —, Jeff Bridges It is better to be making the news than taking it, to be an actor rather than a critic. —Sir Winston Churchill Penny Wooten Nothing is rarer thar goodness Billy Kilgore It is not what he has, or even what he does which expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. —Amiel GUIDANCE | ath M We recognize our instructors for their dili- gent guidance and personal desire to furnish us with knowledge, and we express sincere gratitude for their dedication. Through the act of educating they have developed and trained our minds, our capabilities, as well as our characters. They have made a pro- found impression on our minds, our senses, and our feelings. Board of Education S. Lloyd Newberry—Associate Superintendent } iy TG Dr. Julius Gholson—Superintendent ©) 4 - }OUR ScHO ; Walter C President; Herbert F. Birdsey, Vice-President; Frank M. Willingham, Secretary; Charles C Hertwig, Treasurer; Ralph Eubanks; John George P. Rankin, Jr.; Stevens; H. G. Weaver. Not Pictured: Hal Bell; William A. Fickling; Albert S. Hatcher. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Wallace Miller, Jr., W. Earl Lewis; Robert A. McCord, Jr.; M. Hancock, Jr.; Jr.; C. Cloud Morgan; Ronnie Thompson. Allan W. Gurley—Assistant Superintendent Marvin J. Jones—Administrative Assistant John H. Jones—Administrative Assistant William Brake—Senior High Curriculum Director Dewell Pitts—Junior High Curriculum Director Lasseter TOP RIGHT: Miss Ann Henry Principal; MIDDLE LEFT: Mes. Jacque James, Guidance Counselor; MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Vel- ma Wohlford, Assistant Principal; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Pauline Chenoweth, Guidance Counselor; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Kath- erine Carter, Clerk Mark Smith TOP LEFT: Edward J. Cagle, Principal; TOP RIGHT: William E. Meeks, As- sistant Principal; MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Louise Harrison, Clerk; BOTTOM LEFT: James C. Overby, Senior High Counselor; BOTTOM RIGHT: Harley F. Davidson, Jr., Junior High Counselor Lunchroom UPPER MIDDLE: Mrs. Dorothy Watson; LOWER MIDDLE: Mrs. Jo Banks Sheftall; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Christine Harwell; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Lillian Jones. Library 1E MICROSC! Science TOP LEFT: Mrs. Louise Maxwell; TOP MIDDLE: Jimmy Jackson; TOP RIGHT: Miss Zeph Pate; MIDDLE LEFT: Donald English; MIDDLE RIGHT: L. Judd Goodman; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Dixie Cutter; BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Emily Cary. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Mallory B. Inzer; TOP RIGHT: Miss June Em- mett; MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Patricia Howell; MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Jo Ann Chewning; BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Juanita McCrary; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Nelle Wade. _ =: English TOP LEFT: W. H. Avirett; TOP RIGHT: George L. Wright; UPPER MIDDLE: Mrs. Fredrice Herring; LOWER MIDDLE: Mrs. Mary Dieterich; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Dee Ann Earle; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Florine D. Stroud. - ees 4 QKD-D TOP LEFT: Mrs. Carolyn L. Cummings; TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Laura P. Mixon; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Hannah M. Steck; MIDDLE RIGHT: John P. Gordon Jr.; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Nancy Warlick. TOP LEFT: Miss Mary Ella Clements; TOP RIGHT: Russell Brown; MIDDLE: Griff Ethridge; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Dubberly. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Ann Williams; TOP RIGHT: W. L. Greene; MIDDLE RIGHT: Jerry E. Eller; BOTTOM LEFT: Emory H. Palmer; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Judith Grandy; Not Pictured: R. E. Douglas. Social Studies TOP LEFT: Mrs. Mary Meeks; TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Carol S. Sea- brooke; MIDDLE LEFT: James Davis, Distributive Education; BOTTOM RIGHT: Donald B. Clifton; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Fran- ces Brubaker. Business Education TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Pellew; TOP LEFT: Mrs, Jeanette Gurley; CENTER: Miss Francis McCarty; EXTREME RIGHT: Mrs. Emily G. Glover RIGHT: Bill Wilson; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Helen Wilson; BOTTOM RIGHT: R. Earl Barnette. Music Foreign Languages TOP LEFT: Miss Sandra Young, French and Spanish; TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Margaret W. Elkins, French; UPPER MIDDLE: Miss Martha Jones, Spanish; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Martha Ross, Latin. - ry 77 tds, Vita 2 ppg x hae -) Ps Fat We — i) ¥¢ b LOWER MIDDLE: Mrs. Laura Taylor; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Brenda Thomas. Home Economics TOP LEFT: Hamilton P. Weston; TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Beth Brooks; BOTTOM LEFT: J. Bonwell Royal; MIDDLE RIGHT: John Ben Snipes; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Linda Gresham. Physical Education e pe Pee, os tec) a “ RA se TOP LEFT: Bobby E. Brown; TOP RIGHT: Minton E. Williams; MIDDLE LEFT: Leo H. Brooks; BOTTOM LEFT: Marcell B. Harrison; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Janice Norden. j= ie LLJ = OW O — LLJ LL a) School life, academic and social, influences the development of the student. He comes in contact with people like himself and peo- ple entirely different from himself. His mind is expanded, he cultivates a desire to learn, and he wants a clear perception of the truth. His whole being is affected. He is taught facts and skills; he learns obedience; he is given understanding; he receives wisdom. Juniors FIRST ROW: Advisors: Mrs. Williams, Mrs Wade; Anderson, Jet; Anderson, Linda; SECOND ROW: Baggarly, John; Baker, Ceil; Balkom, Charles; Barfield, Peggy; THIRD ROW: Baskette, Jimmy Leigh; Bas sett, Susan; Battcher, Barbara; Bedgood, Joy; Bell, Barbara; FOURTH ROW: Ben- nett, Catherine; Berg, Jimbo; Bishop, Wayne; Bloodworth, Henry; Bohac, Buck; FIFTH ROW: Bolton, Merry; Booker, Lynn; Bowden, Wayne; Bradley, David; Brady, Mike; SIXTH ROW: Bragg, Michael; Branch, Eddie. Signs of preparation begin to show themselves as reality of the approaching future shakes this group into action. The juniors find themselves caught in a time of indecision, with one hand reaching forward to the obscure future as the other hand tries to keep the security of the past close by. Those with a seriousness of purpose be- gin to come forth as separate individuals. , Ray; Bridger, Roy; sters; SECOND ROW: Yi E v Tom; THIRD Rodney; Bush, Don; Califf, OW: Browr Tulie; Cal FOURTH Dale; Calloway, Donna; Cardin, Cal- nHloweay ROW: Cannon, Joan; vin; Carr, Corliss; Carr, Elaine; Clowers, Mack; FIFTH ROW: Cone, Derrel; Croom, Richard: Crowley, Carol; Crutchfield, Hu- lyn; SIXTH ROW: Dan Sylvia; David, Dan- FIRST ROW: Head, Mike; Henderson, Wan- da; SECOND ROW: Henry, Dianne; Hobbs, Pat; Hobbs, Renee; Hobbs, Sylvia; THIRD ROW Hofstetter Julie Holland Horton, Diane; Horton, Kitty; Howard rilyn; FOURTH ROW: Humphrey Jackson, Mike; Jackson, Virginia; J ackson, Jones, Joyce; FIFTH ROW: Jones, Judd, Scott; Kaney, Marcia; Kelly, Kempa, Paul; SIXTH ROW: Keys, Kimball, Richard King Connie ing, Sherrie; Kitchens, Kitt FIRST ROW: Kitchens, Lynn; Kitchens, Mel- ody; Klees, Grace Ann; Knott, Norman; SECOND ROW: Knott, Sharon; Koplin, Rhonda; Kotler, Jack; Lavender, Andy; THIRD ROW: Lawless, Susan; Leckie, Jerry; Lee, Pete; Lee, Mike; Lister, Jerry; FOURTH ROW: Long, D anny; Long, Jimmy; Lowe, Johnny; Lukemire, Beverly; Maddox, Terry; FIFTH ROW: Manderson, Sharon; Martin, Cindy; Martin, Kathy; Matthews, Chris; Mathis, Judy; SIXTH ROW: McAfee, Bill; McCain, Diane; McCurdy, Paula; McNair, Marjorie; Merritt, Gail. FIRST ROW: Vice-President: Pete Peterman; Secretary: Chuck Wells; Treasurer: Jeff Granade; Mid oks, Tommy; Miller, Mickey; SECOND ROW: Moore lifford; Moricle, D THIRD ROW: Murphey, Terry; Myers, Brenda; Neal, Rhonda; Os- borne, Karen; Paine, Barrie: FOURTH ROW Parks, Jimmy; Penone; Jenny; Perry Ray- mond; Peterman, Pete; Phillips, Anne; FIFTH ROW Phillips, Thomas; Porter, Jimmy; Powell, Rachell; Powell, Shirley; Prince, Frank; SIXTH ROW: Ramsey, John- ny; Randall, Alvin; Rearden, Kenneth; Redd, David; Regis | Reynolds Patsy; SECOND ROW Sanders, Mildred man, Carling; THIRD Schwaber, Mitchell; Shepard, Jackie; Sid- ner, Thomas; Simmons, Sheila; FOURTH ROW: Simpsor William; Skalko, Tom; Skidmore, David; Sle Danny; Smith, Al; FIFTH ROW: Smith, ane; Smith, Pam; Smith, Sylvia; Souther, Sheila; Spradley, Marcus; SIXTH ROW: Sryock Deborah; Stailings, George; Stanley, Pratt; Statham, Rose; Steck, Ricky tr FIRST ROW: Stevenson, Lynr nie S r SECOND ROW: Stroup, Ronnie; Stru by, Neil; Swicord, Ronald; Tanr p THIRD ROW: Thomas, Patty; Union, Jeff; Von Almen, David; Wagner, Stan; Walden, Terry; FOURTH ROW: Walker, Jackie; Wat- ers, Croma; Waters, Jackie; Weldc Don; Wells, Chuck; FIFTH ROW: We Wells, James; Wells, Sandra er, Mike Welsh ley; Weston, Carol; SIXTH ROW: Willem, Cindy; Williams, Cathy; Williams, Claud Wi ette; Williams, Gaye; Williams FIRST ROW: Williams, Lottie; Vice-President: Babs Dyche; Secretary-Treasurer: Sheryl Douglas; Directors: Becky Foshee; Kathy Keys; Vivian Sap; SECOND ROW: Wil- liams, Randy; THIRD ROW: Williams, Rog- er; Willingham, Mary Lib; Willis, Donald; Willis, Garry; Wood, Dianne; FOURTH ROW: Wood, Priscila; Wood, Scott; Wor- num, Marion; Wrye, Allen; Wynn, Caro- lyn; FIFTH ROW: Wynn, Jerry; Wynn, Kathy; SIXTH ROW: Yeo, Scott. IN MEMORY OF Mac Herndon Our eyes are holden that we cannot see things that stare us in the face, until the hour arrives when the mind is ripened; then we behold them, and the time when we saw them not is like a dream. —Emerson NOT PICTURED Bloodworth, Jimmy; Croce, Linda; Daniels, Kenneth; Fulks, Kathy; Griffin, Margie; Groover, Terry; Har- rington, Claudia; Hendrix, Clor- ence; Kitchens, Butch Mc- Gowan, Tommy; Noles, Low- ery; Scoville, George; Wheel- er, Wayne; Williams, Charles; Wilson, Pat Sophomores The turning point of personality ond previous goals aches a climax in the sophomore year. An awakening to different asp of life broad- ens the scope of existence, and the search for knowledge finity. The sophomores ve school life with new enthus ness. They are clive and coming forth individ tches to in- and eager- 7) vally o f — = ce cies esc CIe is 5 OS ac acs eon Simmons, Wanda; SECOND ROW teve; Skinner, Cathy; Skinner, Mary Helen Smith, Wayne; Spears, Sandra; Sry- k, Charles; FOURTH ROW: Ste- an; Strozier FIRST ROW: Truluc Watson ymoan Webb, Susan; We Wesley FOURTH ROW Wilson NOT PICTURED: Allen, Dean; Barns, Jackie; Chapman, Alfred; Davis, El- mo; Decker, Charles; Goguen, Charles; Hagerman, Dennis; Hobbs, Carolyn; Ivey, David; Morris, Mary lou; Peek, Richard; Reid, Randy; Stallings, Tweety; Van Etten, Wan- da; Williams, Terry. Freshmen Having been initiated into the mass by a year of learning, creating, and accepting, these form another portion of the whole. With their new responsibilities and obligations, the freshmen begin to cultivate a sense of maturity. This in itself determines them to be a source of strength e409 ca | ic, caer ROW: King, W mene; Kiser, Glenda: Kitchens, Allen: Kitchens Beverly; Kitchens, Evan; Kitchens. Karen; Kitchens, Kathy: Lamb Patricia: FIFTH ROW nd, Kathy: Lee enny; Lifsey. Kathie Liles erry: Lindsey. Cindy 3, Walter: Lumpkin, Lisa: Maddox tsy; SIXTH ROW: Mallary, Steve; Marney, Jerry; Massengole Mike; A Peyto May, Mary Sve; Maynard, Patsy; McAfee P N my; SEVENTH ROW: McCullough, Beth; Mc Elveen h M hk Meadow Deborah: Meadows Gil ber M Bobk Meek $ e rite hee � a xa A” o.. enkafi as hiv “a0 9 ©6 ha ahi Aka ei cr. hn IPF Sobby wyer zs RD ROW: Shreve = te aati oppy . h ‘ URTH A ‘ - evens, ef , . ; = Since (9 Qe. Tay- 2 “lay — y . v J 4 ompson, ¥ ' 4 : e kins, Wanda; SEV- ’ ' my wick, Tomm ripp, 9OE325 A9 mam adi hina Co ©) AMEE ih) Whitaker, White llioms Sonny | Cathy; Wood, Kenneth visors ” Mr English, Mr. Ethridge; SIXTH ROW Wooten, Anita; Wornum, Sandra Dianne; Wrye, David; SEVENTH ROW: Wynne, Marsha; Wynne, Steve; Wynne, Tony; Yaughn, Allen; Young, Dickie; Brunson, Gary i Jimmy; Walker, Waller, Mike; le Weber, White, lliams Wil- o Steve; Mike; Ad- dard, Vicky; Raymond; Wynne, NOT PICTURED: Bloodworth, John; Carrol, Ronald; Aeming, Marlin; Godfrey, Steven; Kempton, Gail; McCain, Morilyn; Mitch- um, Bruce; Norman, Alan; Richetson, Ricky; Sessions, Gloristine eo ewv e-n =eo5c- =] Br Ho Full of confidence, yet faced with uncertainty, the subfreshmen enter into an extremely different world of confusion and adjustment. Yet their overwhelming enthusiasm and sincere willingness becomes a vital part of the moss 86 NOT PICTURED: Burch, Rebecca; Collins, Brenda; Harre, Joe; Herndon, Janet; Hutch- eson, Billy; Jones, Rick; Powell, Hank. | will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come.”’ Lincoln ya O _ jams an = O U ‘] — - °° ——@iee pa The excitement, the depression, the enthu- siasm, the dejection, all these are felt in the field of sports. From the extremes of victory and defeat to the extremes of laughter and tears, the mass is transformed into one whole, one emotion, one force. Together the whole stands fixed upon one decision and screams it to the top of its lungs— WE ARE THE BULLDOGS—and couldn‘t be prouder. No matter what the sport may be, the fans are there, the crowd is cheering, and the mass is pulling for their team, full of un- controllable excitement and enthusiasm. PoE Dedicated, hard-working, constant. This was our aM football team. The players who devoted them- selves to their school and its students, the athletes who gave their best, the coaches who, through diligent guidance, molded the individual into the whole. And with the competitors there were the spectators who stood in delirious expectation, awaiting the decision of victory or defeat, feeling the strong excitement and the struggle to be vic- torious. All too soon the gridiron was stilled, and our Bulldogs held a 2-8 record. The time, the tre- mendous effort, the sweat, the tears, and the ex- haustion, the overwhelming rapture of victory and the painful injury of defeat, all these were a part of the season. oo ej 2 2413032. .52 52504 6: Oa” B. Kilgore S. Bailey G. McLeod 80 B. McDavid J. Dupree M. Brady L. Kimberly 81 J. Penone C. Wells D. Sloan W. Cannon 82 E. Branch C. Jones T. Grover J. Parks 83 S. Wagner S. Skalko J. Lowe D. Sapp 84 E. Burdette S. Williford B. Watson J. McKinnie 85 M. Fender M. Jackson J. Bridges C. Hertwig 87 J. Skalko B. McDavid S. Stokes J. Mullis 88 WM. Kitchens G. Shelby T. Skalko S. Yeo Manager— B. Edwards E. Peacock D. Skidmore Emmett Hardwick D. Thomas P. Peterman D. Odom Trainer— HF D. Willis Anderson D. Stroup Ronnie Stroup Mark Smith opened the season on a sour note with a 21-0 loss to Jordan. Even Coach Meek’s last minute instructions could not secure a victory for the Bulldogs. Lower picture, Billy Kilgore tried a quarterback sneak only to be smothered by Jordan interior. Bob McDavid was injured in this initial game and did not see action again until the Willingham game. Seniors: Jeff Bridges, Ed Burdette, John Dupree. Even an inspiring pre-game talk by injured Bob McDavid before the Ram tilt could not reduce the numerous Bulldog mistakes, which allowed the cross-town rivals of Willingham to snare a 25-14 win. Upper right, Willingham quarterback, Wayne Jones, skirts down the sidelines as Mark Smith’s Benjie Edwards closes in for the kill. Lower left, Willingham ace, Alan McCoury, slices through the Bulldog line as Julius Mullis and Mike Fender apply brakes. Daylight-Savings Time catches the Bulldogs’ prayer with a glimmer of light before the game. During half-time Coach Williams diagrams the x’s and o’s of the complicated world of football. Seniors: Mike Fender, Casey Jones, Billy Kilgore. The Bulldogs get their first taste of victory as they down Tift County, 14-6. Kilgore is tripped at the line for a small gain but the bench gives a sign as Edward's boot is true. Seniors: Leslie Kim- berly, Garry McLeod, Bob McDavid. The Bulldogs gallantly try to knock off Colum- bus, the Number One team in Triple A, but fall short in the fourth quarter because of a 21 point outburst by Columbus. The powerful Bulldogs fought on even terms with the Blue Devils but even the strains for extra yards by Kilgore and the urgent directions between the coaches via telephone could not pull the Bulldogs on to vic- tory. The final score, 33-12, favored the Blue Devils. Seniors: J. W. McKinnie, Julius Mullis, Don Odom. It was a special night, distinguished from all others. The crowd was joined together by an intangible quality of expectancy. Al- though the Bulldogs gave their all, the Blue Devils could not be stopped. Feelings of anxiety for the game mingled with feelings of anticipation as half-time approached. As the entire crowd listened anxiously for the long-awaited outcome of weeks of prepar- ation and expectation, Mark Smith proudly crowned its first homecoming queen: Miss Penny Wooten. Upper Left: Miss Mary Anne Berg, First Runner-up. Upper Right: Miss Penny Faircloth, Second Runner-up. “Those river rats are back” was the cry but the Bulldogs’ try for two in a row was doused by cross-town rival, Lanier. Even though the Bull- dogs drew the first blood, the Poets’ razzle-dazzle proved too much for the Dogs, ending the game with 35-21. Upper Right, McKinnie hauls in a pass. Middle right, Kilgore rolls right and finds plenty of running room. Fifteen seniors rounded out their high school career against Moultrie. Wearing all White for the first time ever, on request by the seniors, Mark Smith put on an aerial exhibition but the outcome was indicative of the season, as the Bulldogs lost, 27-13. Middle right, draw play to Dirk Thomas is diagnosed by Moultrie defense. Seniors: Joe Penone, Glenn Shelby, Bill Watson. WER ” © i aig a wi = Zz = w m 08 ow 6: (eo) = Pe uu wi c v a “” a ] est Offensive B ER HT: Jeff LOW tton Willi T LE RIG Georgia MIDDLE LEFT: Coach Mir Most Valuable; MIDD Leo Brooks UPPER RIGHT spun bins AAAI. TOP: EIGHTH GRADE TEAM, Coach Weston; BOTTOM: B-Team, Alfred Johnson, Larry Wells, Bill Pace, Jimmy Mitchell, Steve Skalko, Steve Bailey, Phillip Fender, Brian McDavid, Sonny Williford, David Byrd, Eddie Peacock, Peyton Massey, Cam Bonifay, Jimmy King, Tony Hender- son, Craig Hertwig, Robert Watson, Bobby Stevens, Robert Drake, Minton Williams, Jimmy McDaniel, Terrell Scott, Durward Ware, William Jolly, Tommy Weber, Jim Davis, Coach Butch Clifton. —— a a co Vor | The Bulldogs, under fledging Coach Butch Clif- ton, rose from the ranks of a Region 1-AAA door- mat to the status of a much respected, hell-for- leather team. Finally securing third place in the Region Tournament, the Bulldogs ended the sea- son with an 11-12 record. Coach: Butch Clifton. Team: Scott Judd, Billy Kilgore, Casey Jones, Jerry Lister, Charlie Anderson, Frank Prince, J. W. McKinnie, Jag Gholson, John Skalko, Jim Schmitt, Jeff Bridges, Milton Glover. Basketball The Mark Smith Bullpups proved to be a poten- tial powerhouse of energy by defeating all their opponents save cross-town Lanier. Throwing up a tenacious defense and an abundance of hustle, making up for a height deficiency, the B-Team handed Coach Ben Snipes a fine record for his first season at the helm. Front Row: Steve Skalko, Minton Williams, Jack Henderson, Ricky Church- well, Richard Peek, William Jolly. Back Row: Coach Ben Snipes, Cam Bonifay, Danny Lawhon, David Lee, Graig Hertwig, Clifford More, Dirk Thomas. The ninth grade Bulldogs, under the leader- ship of Coach Bud Weston closed their season with a 6-7 record. Under the guidance of Coach Minton Williams, the Mark Smith eighth graders ended the season with a 9-8 recotd and captured third place in the Mark Smith Eighth Grade Invitational Tourna- ment. i - a WW School spirit as well as a spirit of competition is promoted at Mark Smith through intramural activities. In this year’s Intramural Basketball Tournament, Supervision 201 won the upper divi- sion title while Supervision 103 was tops in the lower division. Wrestling Crippled this season by many injuries, the Mark Smith mat team ended up with a disappointing 2-8 record. Despite this fact, the Bulldogs, coached by Leo Brooks and Bonwell Royal, managed to send six of their wrestlers to the State Tourna- ment. Coach Bobby Brown sets his sight on another outstanding baseball season. Winners of the Lem Clark Tournament for the past two years, the Bulldogs will be going for their third victory this year. The outlook appears successful for the Bull- dogs, returning ten lettermen to the diamond. Team: Lynn Wood, John Skalko, Ricky Churchwell, Billy Kilgore, Frankie Brown, Casey Jones, Donald Willis, Benjie Edwards, Mike Clark, Cam Bonifay, Benny Galyon, William Simpson, Jeff Granade; Manager, Raymond Jerry. Baseball Virtually wiped out by graduation, Coach Bill Meeks knows that hard work and constant practice always produces a winner. He must especially concentrate on cultivating sprinters and fieldmen to fill the vacancies. Front row: Glenn Shelby, Wil- liam Fountain, Richard Peek, Tony Henderson, Bob Budwine, Mike Jackson, Eddie Branch, Mike Brady, Van Riddle. Back row: Danny Sloan, Bob Windum, Jag Gholson, Brian McDavid, Danny Lawhon, Bob McDavid, Van Carroll, Donald Stroup, Chuck Wells, Dirk Thomas, Steven Bailey, Mike Craft. ‘ | Golf Coach Minton Williams takes over as golf coach succeeding Coach Leo Brooks. This year’s team, John Dupree, Paul Kempa, Tom Lawrence, Ronald Swicord, promises to be outstanding with two of last year’s starters returning. Tennis Coach Bill Avirett returns all four of his ‘67 starters, and the Bulldog netters ‘hope for a fine season. Last year was a hard road to hoe but the added experience gives a brighter indication for the future. Team: Jim Bo Berg, Kenny Reardon, Mitchell Schwaber, Danny Lawhon, David Redd. Not Pictured: Henry Dohn. en be a re ee Lasseter Physical Education Department HH sililil ath Under the stimulating leadership of the gym instructors, we find the students vigorously en- gaged in systematic exercises, outside games, and refreshing play. The gym is the center of exertion, the center of training and improvement, whether t be physical, intellectual, or moral. The students � taught skill and dexterity, as well as the con- cept of good sportsmanship, involving honesty, rivalry, and grateful acceptance of results. of a The girls have their own interpretations in the field of athletics. Any type of action, from drib- bling down the basketball court to sack-racing a soccer field, can always be found in the girls’ physical education department. Learning to draw a bow, as well as to hit the target, can be quite an experience for many of the students, but the greatest moment comes when one has mastered the art of putting on a shin guard. Baseball is another masculine sport that the girls have tried to adopt. Simple actions like throwing he ball, catching the ball, and even hitting the ie tremendous tasks of coordination, a state of being which the instructors have tried to nstill in their pupils. Tennis, a source of invigo rating exercise in otne avc sport of the gir Mi Wy} y, hh iY Ws Cheering is another activity supervised by the gym department. The cheerleaders hold one of the most time- consuming, yet tremendously rewarding, positions con- nected with the school activities. Not only do they lead in cheers and chants during the games but they also perform many other duties besides actual cheering. Their outside time and effort put into painting signs, planning pep rallies, and just plain practicing must be acknowl-- edged in order to give these girls the recognition due to them. They are the motivators of school spirit, a force which can almost cause a victory by itself. VARSITY: Ellen Blum, Wynelle Glendenning, Penny Wooten, Babs Dyche, Marcia Kaney, Marjorie McNair, Jackie Sheppard, Jackie Waters; B-TEAM: Judy Bedingfield, Miki Fluker, Cathy Rice, Cathy Stephens, Delia Harvey, Debs Meeks, Margaret Pendleton, Brenda Pyles; Advisor: Mrs. Beth Brooks. PARTICIPATION The school is divided into specific groups which render specific services and aids to particular persons or things. These are the clubs, the organizations, the individual units formed for the benefit of association with others and for the purpose of serving others. Through these organizations, the students become involved in active participation, and each begins to learn a little more about him- self, about his friends, and about his world. Concern, preparation, and appreciation are the simple, yet complex, by-products of each club’s final output. Beta Honorary w . boa | [9 Othe www meee: = UPPER RIGHT: Melinda Beddingfield, Vice President; Mrs. Martha Ross, Advisor; Debra Cook, President; MIDDLE RIGHT: Gayle Clance, Secretary; Dianne Stewart, Treasurer. TT s Ngai —_ a i] ‘ MIDDLE LEFT: David Morgan, President; Jeff Bridges, Secretary; Bob McDavid, Treasurer; Bill Watson, Vice-President. LOWER RIGHT: Beta Members; Mrs. Martha Jones, Advisor. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Louise Maxwell, Advisor; Margie Davis, President; LOWER RIGHT: Toy Ann Porter, Treasurer; Clare Eschmann, Vice President; March Hall, Parliamentarian; Gayle Clance, Secretary. Student Council = - ks Pere | z Su a oe : yy COE. ¥ ge le gE pe me as Lia LOWER LEFT: Billy Kilgore, President; Mrs. Carole Seabrooke, Mrs. Emily Glover, Advisors; Billy Kilgore, President; Jeff Bridges, Vice President; John DuPree, Secretary; Bob McDavid, Treasurer. Language Club UPPER RIGHT: French members; MIDDLE LEFT: March Hall, Treasurer; Martha Mitchell, Secretary; MIDDLE RIGHT: Miss Sandra Young, Mrs. Nelle Wade, Advisors; BOTTOM LEFT: Spanish members; BOTTOM RIGHT: Ellen McCullough, Presi- dent; Sheryl Douglas, Vice President. ) Language Clubs FRENCH CLUB—UPPER LEFT: Bob McDavid, Treasurer John Dupree, Vice President; Gary Mcledd, Secretary Mike Jackson, President; Miss Margaret Elkins, Advisor 2° ogee ewer Se : as TE ay ees OO alal ne j SPANISH CLUB—LOWER RIGHT: Jeff Grenade, Corresponding Secretary; Tommy Tanner, Secretary; David Morgan, President; Leonard Wolfe, Rabbi; Billy Howard, Treasurer; Casey Jones, Sergeant-at-Arms; Joe Pennone, Program Chairman; Not Pic- tured, Michael Bragg, Vice President. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Mary Pellew, Advisor; Sandra Deloach, Presi- dent; UPPER RIGHT: Penny Jenkins, Secretary; Phyllis Irwin, Treasurer; Kitty Kitchens, Historian; Audy Garrett, Vice President. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Emily Glover, Advisor; Randall Howard, President; UPPER LEFT: Emmette Hardwick, Treasurer; Charlie Herndon, Vice-President; Ronnie Walker, Secretary; George Scoville, Sergeant-at-Arms; Joe Impink, Parliamentarian; Jerry Paramore, Chaplain. Art Club UPPER RIGHT: Karen Ouzts, Program Chairman; Anita Bailey, Vice President; Donna Darity, Secretary; Donna Collins, President; LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Judith Grandy, Advisor. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Mallory Inzer, Advisor; Lynn Kitchens, Presi- dent; LOWER RIGHT: Dennis Sapp, Treasurer; Glen Asbell, First Vice President; Wendell Sheffield, Second Vice President; Larry Herndon, Secretary. McMichael, Vice President; Mrs. Helen : ; 2 = a a a c s U ® c —— 8 5 U LOWER LEFT: Linda aalhian oi 3 oe MIDDLE RIGHT: Martha Griffin, Secretary; Pratt Stanley, Vice- President; Ronnie Walker, Parliamentarian; Patt Hobbs, Treas- urer; Charlie Herndon, President; Bobby Boren, Reporter; MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. James Davis, Advisor. Library Club UPPER RIGHT: Bobby Stevens, Treasurer; Daryl Daniels, Secre- tary; John Kitchens, Vice President; Roy Griffis, President; LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Dorothy Watson, Lasseter Advisor. ALLELE EE MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Christine Harwell, Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mark Smith, Advisors; LOWER RIGHT: Kathy Robins, Reporter; Gail Purvis, Program Chairman; Kathy Flewellyn, Sec.-Treasurer; Not Pictured: Janet Fouche, President; Pat Foache, Vice President. MIDDLE RIGHT: Virginia Crosby, Parliamentarian; Patricia Brooks, Projects Chairman; Kay Herin, Degree Chairman; Karen Osborne, Publicity; Nancy White, Honor Roll; Margie Harris, Chaplain; Libby Jones, Vice President; Carol Pierce, Treasurer; Balinda Dyches, President; LOWER RIGHT: Libby Jones, Miss FHA; Mrs. Brenda Thomas, Advisor. LEFT: Glenn Shelby, Sec.-Treas.; Pete Peterman, Co-Captain; Billy Kilgore, Captain; Coach Minton Williams, Advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dewey Squires, Secretary; Tommy Lovie, Vice-President; Bob Weaver, Treasurer; John McGee, President. Math Club UPPER LEFT: Cheryl McDavid, President; MIDDLE RIGHT: Paula Taylor, Vice President; Jackie Sparks, Secretary; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Laura Mixon, Advisor. eore Pere UPPER LEFT: Sheila Parks, Money; Charlotte Hardy, Tre Linda Parks, Vice President; Gay Beasley Crawley, Secretary; LOWER LEFT: Paulette Davis, Sandra Young, Advisor _ f mn 7” a =, a a i. ,%! . ay bi a5 ; They 7 7 4 1 if ri sf ae 2. Pus � ecw Bp te ate. 0 . 1s “ Pol Ss Ve) _ Oo = G O° = Lasseter Bookstore Monitors and Mrs. Laura Mixon, Smith Bookstore Monitor; LOWER LEFT: Mr UPPER LEFT Advisor; MIDDLE LEFT: Scott Yeo, MIDDLE RIGHT: Lasseter Bookstore Monitors; Jerry E. Eller, Smith Advisor Bookstore Monitors Lasseter Chorus TOP: Senior High Chorus; MIDDLE: Junior High Chorus; LOWER RIGHT: Donna Reeves, Cheryl Fullington, Jackie Martin, Pianists LHS Music Department TOP: The Choraliers; MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Helen Wilson, Chorus Director; RIGHT: Band officers; LOWER LEFT: Margot Brandenburg Susan Brown, Drum Majorettes. Dramatics Club UPPER RIGHT: Julie Hofstetter, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Phillips, Program-Chairman; Vivian Sapp, Vice President; Sheryl Chambers, Program C hairman; Gail Wood, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jenny Pen- = ; Y none, Publicity Chairman MIDDLE LEFT: Daryl! Daniels, Treasurer; Ronald Swicord, Secre- tary; Dale Callaway, President; Jack Kotler, Vice President; Mike Brade, Sergeant-at-Arms; LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Dee Ann Earle, Advisor; Gayle Clance, President. UPPER RIGHT: Cathy Robbins, President; Denise Meeks, Re- porter; MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Don English, Advisor; LOWER LEFT: Miss Emily Carey, Advisor. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Judd Goodman, Advisor; Tommy Wells, Secre- tary; Billy Kilgore, President; Bill Watson, Vice President; Jeff Bridges, Sergeant-at-Arms. UPPER RIGHT: Evelyn Scott, Vice-President; Ceil Baker, Secretary- Treasurer; Sue Lynn Scott, Photographer; Evelyn Baker, Reporter; MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Ann Rozier, Advisor; LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Laura Taylor, Advisor; Nancy Andrews, President. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Dewey Ma ell, County Agent; Mr. Cecil y Maxw Daniels, Assistant County Agent; BOTTOM LEFT: Ronnie Andrews, Pres.; Ken Johnson, Vice-Pres.; Oliver Trawick, Secretary-Treas- urer. Not pictured: David Perry, Reporter WN slulatete | AYA H RH | RR ame : nabalabatatibatatatabatatsbatatstodnbilatatsts Parliamentarian; Sandra Addleton, Treasurer; Dianne Wood, Vice President; Mary Anne Franklin, President; LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Laura Mixon, Advisor = x ° 2% So el 2 = oO mo] ¢ 3 5 © o ® ” r) E vo a oa Ry o ra 2) = aw us P= a a a. a. pm | Licia Drinnon, UPPER LEFT: Mary Anne Berg, Vice President; Lynn Booker, Secretary; Jackie Holton, Treasurer; Not Pictured; Penny Wooten, President; MIDDLE: Mrs Janice Nordon, Advisor; Beverly Murphy, Sergeant-at-Arms. : : 2 -ehe. = aS W 1 wi eo . Ni aS : ‘ol at K) a N As ATs yey IN Mrssies yt oat % MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Bill Wilson, Lasseter Band Director UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Earl Barnette, Mark Smith Band Director. Smith Music Department UPPER RIGHT: Marilyn Crawford, Melinda Beddingfield, Solo Majorettes; MIDDLF RIGHT- Steve Heath, Derrel Cone, Drum Majors. TOP: Concert Band; UPPER MIDDLE: Beginning Band; LOWER MIDDLE: Band Officers; BOTTOM LEFT: Stage Band; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Earle Barnette ne sete, % new 4 the Lene « C experience % visor of the % High School “ igitnee Carolina tside ach ‘ol. ng bridge Howell enjoys play tennis ” Om) pe J ele . Enter —_ — Fe 00, year teaching Mies 3 “ anita MeCrary « mes ode Pee | Pewee Apter © wy oy Ge08 yO gee eons Jackie Sparks, Assistant Feature Editor; Clare Eschmann, Feature Editor; Janet Blackshear, Assistant Feature Editor; Karen Ouzts, Editor-in-Chief; Margie Davis, News Editor; Donna Darity, Assistant News Editor; Sharon Smith, Exchange Editor; Paula Taylor, Business Manager; Jean Ford, Sperts Editor. � this school vue sates aU this That regrettable Te he 4 tacalty is olleg ’ a c ior ,’ � The Lasseter Lantern ” a? - P a iy . — S=Asse Macop ss Briefs | ‘ - ‘ ng . � 2127, wen ' Beta VA yTapsirew Memb Dr. Gholson Does th — irst by. -dent © i ee | oe Peek lnsic Alumnes ? Beek Re Buiieoe Clive Ne Cultural Guest Edirv . a Sn Ritehend Bh. ‘Ee Miss June Emmett, Mrs. Patricia Howell, Picture Page ; i Faculty Advisors; Florence McSwain, Serial 2 Head Typist; Donna Collins, Advertis- = nd re ing Artist; Kate Pendleton, Assistant - ” : Advertising Artist; Anita Bailey, Art Editor; Kay Butt, Photographer. 167 Letter al Coat of Arms h Scnool aut s Into History “ . fined However aft lew or eaters @ nd ones at beer purhe the back which bh the che High Scher) for Foys, Manor , ? 7 ae ° 4 ° A ' i 4 J s Mwvel, end difficult task te be dene � . a� , above ail by example i indeed describes the works of Dr mw : il bis death in October 1958 fA ”% wo a vi. gule'- of Bde { kin —_ ‘ide ith Churchwell Heads M.S. Student Body deen, oe’ i a? 1A SARI OD U IAgGY All MIM NNAT ONITI i + tor SLStt 4 2088 NY ORHOR WL — “VAN TH SNVAR MOVE . wah OO, anna Wanen AuAVY LOW TP PervagsE Bobby Stevens, Feature Editor; Carl Yaun, Exchange Editor; Bill Watson, Editor-in-Chief; John Porter, Business Manager; Mr. Wright, Advisor. © tha . ; ¢ ul ¢ Company is in 168 ar sTUDENTS OF oh SCHOOL reorgie 1 25 conte © copy “mes « year 5 RAYMOND for Boys, Macon “dle As th’s Bulldogs shocked M spture the Lem Clark T ©9% promptly crushe of local crit tagham Turner A ttends on General Assembly “fark Smith sent a represents: neral Assemt n Februar ) person w Sel; the varte Establisheg oar Af PUBLISHED BY THe + exch ane MARK SMITH MIC, is Macon, 6 0. 91.50 0 ye . me Pp DE TELSTAR , named yd the Re ch of Time sub News cational closeup Edite Hi Se Profites Sports ats ve This Week Spotlign Spot! 2, nts © Litersture . encuennueSwe © permitted ¢ House and 65 rMr |} the which f th ston Churchill dresses and Trit gress of the Ur h several ot! other was the one thats George Miller, Managing Editor; Pete Peterman, Sports Editor; Ed Burdett, Associate Editor; David Morgan, Asso- ciate Editor; Floyd Williamson, News Editor; Dicky Hancock, Assistant Editor. 169 Collage LEFT: Anita Bailey, Kate Pendleton, Donna Collins, Art Editors; UPPER RIGHT: Jackie Sparks, Kay Butt, Marcia Bowen, Prose Editors; MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Patty Howell, Miss June Emmett, Advisors; Carol Brent, Associate Editor; Sandra Addleton, Editor; LOWER RIGHT: Clare Eschman, Mary Anne Berg, Ellen Blum, Poetry Editors 7 7 4 y ‘at U R N A 7 REE ST. BEST NEWS STORY mo Marklit UPPER LEFT: Jeff Bridges, Associate Editor; Mr. Lewis Wright, Advisor; Ed Burdette, Associate Editor; UPPER RIGHT: Dick Hancock, Associate Editor; George Miller, Short Story Editor; LOWER LEFT: Bill Watson, Editor; LOWER RIGHT: Leonard Wolfe, Poetry Editor; David Morgan, Prose Editor; Bobby Stevens Business Manager The Markseter Staff a? 7 mer _ wy KZ) = OPPOSITE PAGE: Jeff Bridges, Wynelle Glendenning, Sports Editors; Penny Wooten, Tommy Middlebrooks, Mary Ann Berg, Copy Editors; Henry Dohn, Toy Ann Porter, Assistant Editors; TOP: Melinda Bedingfield, Chuck Wells, Organizations Editors; Nancy Boyce, Jimbo Berg, Classes Editors; Chery! McDavid, Mitchell Schwaber, Editors. UPPER RIGHT: Debra Cook, Tom Lawrence, Dianne Stewart, Business Managers; LOWER LEFT: Steve Shimmel, Jackie Waters Junior Assistants; LOWER RIGHT: Michael Bragg, Ken Pyles, Junior Assistants UPPER LEFT: Rhonda Koplin, Anne Phillips, Junior Assistants; UPPER RIGHT: Susan Lawless, Sandra DeLoach, Typists; LOWER LEFT: Marcia Kaney, Jag Gholson, Junior Assistants; LOWER RIGHT: Linda Parks, Carol Brent, Photographers Advisors UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Mary Meeks, Lasseter; LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Carol Seabrooke, Mark Smith; MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Jeanette Gurley, Lasseter; LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Lewis Wright, Mark Smith. Treasurer; Mary Williams, Secretary; ‘ e oO = o 2 5 x a 3 z 5 =a 73 o E a = c ¢ 2 = eE mo © m ror w = ° — UPPER LEFT:.Nancy Andrews Francis Webb, President. UPPER RIGHT: Lois McClain, Kathryn Underwood, Katherine O'Dillon, Katherine McNair. MIDDLE LEFT: Dot Dent, Vera Yaun, Ann Spires, Robbie Kirk, Mary Emma. MIDDLE RIGHT: Michie Sanford, Kate Anderson, Laurene Wooten. LOWER RIGHT: Ethel Koplin, Margie Reynolds, Joyce Martin, Cathryn Ford. UPPER LEFT: Eloise Mitchell, Kathryn O’Dillon, Ruth White, Mary Anne Dunn. UPPER RIGHT: Virginia Thomas, Irene Sorrells, Ophelia McDavid. MIDDLE LEFT: Gloria Wynn, Annette Edwards, Anita Byrd. MIDDLE RIGHT: Anne Berg, Lottie Bragg, Lil Dominy, Barbara Higgins. LOWER LEFT: Vera Yaun, Jo Ann Kitchens, Helen Kilgore. Red Cross Custodians KITCHEN HELP: Mildred Williams, Johnnie Benns, Pearlie Mae Walker, Hattie Glover, Nettie Williams, Robert Spanns; BOTTOM LEFT: Morris Wade, L. C. Tyler, Willie Cusry; BOTTOM RIGHT Roy Little LASSETER CUSTODIANS; TOP LEFT: Mack Clowers, John Aller UPPER RIGHT: Gladys Barnes; MIDDLE RIGHT: Frank Reynolds lyn Fullard, Willie Mae Johnsor Bettye Jean White, Barbara Coaston, Harriet Hall, Willie Mae KITCHEN HELP; BOTTOM: ¢ Glover ADVERTISEMENTS The 1967-68 Markseter Staff would like to express sincere appreciation for the cooper- ation of individuals and groups in making possible the production of this annual. The Staff, as well as the students, feel that an annual is a precious collection of memories that are very dear to each. Without this financial support, the creation of the Mark- seter would not have been possible. GENERAL STEEL COMPANY 224 Walnut St. Structural Steel Building Accessories Photographer STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. CURTIS HALL Talk to us about your Future Protection and Savings and Loans JOHN DAVID WYMON JOHNSON MR. ED RICE 304 Robert E. 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ATKINS TEXACO SERVICE AUTO PARTS—WHOLESALE Phone 746-0612 Emery Hwy. and Lakeside Drive If individual liberty is to be preserved in Ameri- ca, it must be done by individuals acting on their own. It cannot be done by the few, it will never be done from the top. Millions of individuals must vigor- ously work at it. Robert A. Taft RHODES FURNITURE COMPANY 369 Second Street Downtown Macon We Prepare Wedding, Birthday Cakes to Your Order Compliments of LARY'S BAKERY BAKED FRESH DAILY AT THEIR BEST Cakes—Pies and Party Specialties Raymond To Please You x Owner HOME OF QUALITY CARS 833 Third St. Macon, Ga. 743-2214 746 2036 At Your Service Dial SH 5-4696 JAMES LARY 665 Baconsfield Shopping Center SERVING MIDDLE GEORGIA SINCE 1921 LYON-MARSHALL COMPANY PRINTERS 575 Mulberry Street Lane Telephone SH 5-6544 Macon, Georgia Compliments of EMORY CARPENTER + Sales Representative st | ? . Content | IN ATIONAL BANK mMaRCURY Coen! Gouse : BARNEY A. SMITH eae — Feri co. Street in Macon MACON, GEORGIA Bus. Phone 746-5621 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Main Office Cherry at Second Southside Houston at Hightower Wesleyan Behind New Post Office Cherokee Napier at Pio Nono Baconsfield 955 Gray Highway Pio Nono 3625 Pio Nono 2705 Houston Avenue Phone 743-4515 MILTON AND FRANCES ADAMS CITY WIDE DELIVERY South Macon's Original Florist PARK PLYMOUTH 5 YEAR—50,000 MILE GUARANTEE 455 Walnut Street PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER IMPERIAL things o ings 20 better COMPLIMENTS OF HANDY ANDY A and T DRIVE-IN CLEANERS MARKETS OF GEORGIA 1353 PO a 7 COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Jeffersonville Road Macon Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Macon, Georgia ao; = lS z 2320 Ingleside Ave. Macon, Georgia Phone 745-3773 °, : 3 Oo uf’: La é DP a INGLESIDE MUSIC CENTER ee, Cards, Records, Instruments COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PHONE SH 2-2457 Mrs. Lawrence J. Brown 815 Cherry Street INCOME TAX SERVICE TAGS ORDERED NOTARY PUBLIC WITH SEAI Insurance Mr. Hulin Harvey WASHBURN HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF “THE FRIENDS WE MAKE— MAKE US THE TRADING POST 1683 Shurlington Plaza Macon, Georgia FRIGIDAIRE—ZENITH—TAPPAN—RCA Middle Georgia's Largest Frigidaire Dealer'’ MORRIS APPLIANCE CO., INC. 386-392 Broadway Macon, Georgia Phone 743-7458 Ay WW MACON, G4. Junior and Misses Fashions TOWN COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER 1036 Gray Highway Phone 742-7897 1400 on Your Radio Dial FAVORITE STATION OF THE NEW GENERATION Best Wishes to All Our Friends Ri = = — 1911 JEFFERSONVILLE ROAD MACON, GEORGIA Your Rexall Store Prescription Specialists Free Delivery 746-4848 = DOMINY SERVICE STATION —- Corner LE PERLS Spring and Walnut St. DRESS NY (@) BUS. 986-313] ATLAS RES. 745-2162 ath Tires—Batteries = ALLFARM- y°” SALES, INC. Shurlington Plaza HORRIE DOMINY SH 2-9488 Night and Holidays HENRY T. PATTON P.O. BOX 176 SH 3-8153 Salesman GRAY, GEORGIA ROCK'S GRILL SOUTHERN DISCOUNT COMPANY 329 Cotton Avenue Macon, Georgia 24 i tani Highway Loans Up to $2,000 ' i 742-9607 = eed rete EDDIE CANNON, Manager Phone: 742-7571 Speciality—Catfish and Steaks BOWDEN GOLF COURSE Pro Loddie Kempa Assistant Pro Doug Orr HARTLEY'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 832 Hemlock Street-—Phone 746-3121 WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS Member C S Charge Service and Member Flouraflax Wire Service SUPPLY COMPANY INCORPORATED Belk-Matthews BIBB STEEL (A Home of Action Fashions Macon, Georgia 788-7373 Post Office Box 3007 4105 Broadway Macon, Ga. 31205 GARLAND PUGH FORD, INC. Where Fords Cost Less Macon, Georgia FABRICATED STRUCTURAL STEEL STARNES FORMALS COMPLIMENTS Rentals OF and Sales 2808 Napier Avenue Phone 742-6573 Mothproofing Upholstery Cleaning THE LARGEST WEDDING FORMAL MARKET MARK SMITH IN THE SOUTH 111 Orange St. P.O. Box 4801 FANS Macon, Georgia 31201 PHONE 743-2229 NY; ° Co GCeop Ota 26 Member of National Bridal Service Repairs Binding 5 PHONE 743-2229 Yourself Spotting Cleaner Say It With Flowers Evelyn Yates Flower And Gift Shop. Jue. THE SHOP OF Ye PERSONAL SERVICE Telephone 742-7371 FOR GOOD PROGRAMS Napier Square Shopping Center Macon, Georgia 31203 5000 WATTS 1280 K.C. INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION @w We handle food as if our business depended upon it. Sometimes we get carried away. But then you can tell how important food is at Burger Chef. That’s why we use nothing but the best ingredients and prepare our food in the most modern up-to-date ways available. At Burger Chef the only thing that gets more attention than you is our food. tA ates. HOME OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST HAMBURGER-STILL ONLY 15¢ BILLS' NEWS BOOK STORE 2386 Ingleside 742-3710 “MACON'S ONLY COMPLETE NEWS CENTER SCHOOL SUPPLIES, HALLMARK CARDS, OUT-OF-TOWN NEWSPAPERS PLUS BOOKS AND MAGAZINES BROADWAY HARDWARE SUPPLY CO., INC. HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES ROOFING DOORS CEMENT WINDOWS MORTAR MIX Paints © Building Supplies 3458 Williamson Road — Macon, Ga. J. W. McCOOK LUMBER CO. Templin Roof Trusses Benjamin Moore Paints McCook Pre-Cut Homes 330 Ash Street Phone 743-7464 BIBB MUSIC CENTER Band Instruments @ Guitars and Amplifiers @ Musical Accessories rr 317 Cotton Avenue Ph one 746-3232 Macon, Georgia FOR BANKING YOUR WAY, BOTH NOW AND AFTER GRADUATION, SEE C S IN MACON 487 Cherry Street Cherry at Cotton Avenue Second at Hemlock Street Ingleside at Corbin Avenue Westgate Shopping Center Shurlington Plaza Shopping Center Cucen Dupitty radio §(}{] We fit them all at SAM NEELS Cherry St., Crystal Palace Napier Square Quality Lubricants Since 1919 Red Dingler COMPLIMENTS GEORGIA-CAROLINA Trampoline OIL COMPANY Company OF Macon, Georgia ar MIACONI anu = urers FEDERAL Nylon Trampoline Beds GEORGIAN SAVINGS and 4. LOAN ASSOCIATION Backyard Gymnastic Equipment HOTEL 337 THIRD STREET 900 PIO NONO AVENUE 3411 PlO NONO AVENUE “Macon's Oldest and Largest Savings and Loan Association Get Courteous Service at EDWARDS TEXACO 1904 Shurling Drive Congratulations on graduation. wy ww BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY MACON, GEORGIA Phone 745-3131—Area Code 912 CARL WHEELER BILLIE GROWERS OF BEAUTY SINCE 1920 FRANCIS WHEELER'S ELECTRIC CENTRAL GEORGIA NURSERIES FRUIT, NUT AND SHADE TREES, CAMELLIA S, AZALEAS, ROSES, VINES AND ALL TYPES OF ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY LANDSCAPE AND PLANTING SERVICE Open Gray Highway U. S. 129 North Macon, Ga. 31201 24 Hours a Day 2430 Bristol Drive Gray Highway LESSONS—INSTRUMENTS—SUPPLIES 743-1328 — —— 2140 Montpelier Ave. eginners anc Advanced Macon 922-0835 745-0612 AMPLIFIERS BY: 103 Manor Court Standel—Epiphone—Harmony Warner Robins GUITARS BY: 453-4765 Epiphone—Harmony—Fender— 103 E. Hancock Mosrite—P.J. Recording Co. Milledgeville GUTHRIE SKELTON STUDIOS, INC. NCG M. B. FYKE GULF SERVICE Riverside Drive and Franklin St. eo a NATIONAL CYLINDER GAS NEXT DOOR TO HOLIDAY INN Office Telephone—SH 2-3162 Division of Home Telephone—SH 5-8249 CHEMETRON CORP. Everything for Welding J Coke's 585 Lower Poplar Street CAMERAS COMPLIMENTS Macon, Georgia 3120! OF ‘ Telephone 742-1481 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES CARL HAYS PROCESSING JEWELER LAMAR PONTIAC COMPANY 735 Cherry Street 1090 Riverside Drive Macon, Georgia FIREBIRD GTO PONTIAC TEMPEST Compliments of G. BERND CO. MARNEY'S SINCE 1907 PURE SERVICE MACON Credit Bureau vO? Seay Migewey CABINET WORKS, INC. of 742-496 | 534 Seventh Street Macon and Collection Service Designers and Manufacturers of Fine Furniture and Custom Cabinets 791 Poplar Street Macon, Georgia CARL DOHN 743-9021 Credit Reports 743-3771 Collections PURE TIRES, 742-758 | BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES U-HAUL RENTALS BUTLER'S Underclass and Activity Photographs By TED B. KIPER On the move with Macon 518 Cherry Street 742-9958 C4rleu's icians es Dishensers to Eye Physicians Se 2 439 COTTON AVENUE BANKERS INS. BLOG MACON, GEORGIA Pithure Vhiel Makers of Fine Glasses HENINGTON STUDIO 891 Cherry Phone 745-1079 MACON PIANO EXCHANGE AND CONN ORGANS Exclusive Wurlitzer Dealer’ 2699 Houston Avenue Macon, Ga. Bus. Phone 746-4878 C. L. POWERS (Owner) Home Phone 743-4604 ACKSON OLDSMOSILE WHERE SERVICE COU RIVERSIDE DRIVE AT. WimeisH ROAD MACON, GEORGIA 31204 HOME OFFICE Home Federal Building Cherry and First Street BRANCH OFFICE Westgate Shopping Center FOR THE CORRECT TIME— ANYTIME! dial 742-4541 Macon's Largest and Finest WILLINGH Soorting Good oda'S 461 THIRD ST...� PHONE 743-5884 “NEXT TO BIBB THEATRE” Where Your Business is Appreciated COMPLIMENTS OF HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS key. . iV leley Vile). Macon, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF STARNES TUXEDO RENTALS COMPLIMENTS OF NORGE Laundry and Dry Cleaning Village Shurlington Shopping Plaza A MERICAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF 552 Mulberry Street PALMER TIRE P. O. Box 51 Macon, Georgia 31202 COMPANY 753 Broadway 745-2861 GO-GO AUTO MART 4499 Broadway Phone 788-7884 SH 3-6434 2370 Ingleside Ave. Macon, Georgia Phone 745-0094 ALEXANDER FRAME SHOP PICTURE FRAMING M N'S SH F NIORS'' ACON'S SHOP FOR JUNIORS 183 Spring St. VIRGINIA MAC McDONALD Macon, Ga. COMPLIMENTS hc COMPLIMENTS al � Artistic Flowers OF - 120 New St., Macon, Georgia, Dial 746-0215 MRS. JEANETTE AIKEN FRED AIKEN, JR. Brighten Every Occasion With Flower VARSITY Compliments of DRIVE-IN MARK SMITH JOHNSON'S FANS DRAPERY SHOP 630 St. John Street RUTLAND-FRANCIS RESTAURANT FIXTURE SUPPLIES COMPANY Incorporated 523 Poplar Street Phone SH 5-6121 Macon, Georgia OWE ELECTRIC COMPANY WHOLESALE COMPLETE ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES — 1525 Forsyth Street | Macon, Ga. 31208 HOGAN AUTO PARTS COMPANY WHOLESALE AUTO REPLACEMENT PARTS 3046 Columbus Road Phone SH 5-4406 Compliments LAUNDRY CO., INC. of LAUNDRY « DRY CLEANING e STORAGE 2-Hr. Laundry Dry Cleaning Service—Main, Plant 81, Hr. Service At Any Location Complete Laundry Service EXPERT TAILORING INSURED STORAGE SUEDE LEATHER e REFINISHING CAUSEY ELECTRICAL DRAPERIES “e SLIP COVERS BLANKETS e CURTAINS FOR ANY SUB STATION ae SUPPLY CO. MAIN PLANT 543 2nd ST. Pio Nono Shopping Center 2356 Ingleside Ave. 1945 Third Ave. 1438 Riverside Dr. 888 Pio Nono Ave. 3712 Houston Ave. 2290 Pio Nono Ave. 1745 Shurlington 1820 Broadway 1046 Second St. 691 Baconsfield Center 334 Main Street 1785 Houston Ave. 1696 Monpelier Ave. 3103 Vineville Ave. 2790 Montpelier Ave. ory, FUR CLEANING d a STORAGE MACON NO. 1 1185 Gray Highway 745-3075 ALL ITEMS PACKED TO TAKE HOME PHONE IN ORDER FOR QUICK PICK-UP WHITE. LAVENDER PEST CONTROL, INC. BOBBITT'S RECAP MONTHLY TERMS—COMPANY FINANCED SHOP MODERN - NO RED TAPE NO RED TAPE GROCERY COMPANY 2680 Montpeller 24-HR. Avenue SERVICE TERMITE CONTROL REPAIRS All Vehicles Equipped With 2-Way Radios for Fast 985 Broadway Service —— Licensed by State Pest Control Commission Dial 746-5134 Phone 746-8587 Nights- Dial 743-1700 or 788-3156 or 745-2067 —Holidays 3984 Napier Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF WASHBURN STORAGE COMPANY We give S H Green Stamps EIGHT STORES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN MACON CHI-CHES-TERS PHARMACIES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty GORDON BUSH TIRE CO. , STS? Cor. Second and Hazel Streets ¢ Macon, Georgia LEMilla Tire and Battery Service PHONE 745-3366 Compliments Phone SH 3-7424-5 of DU DLEY We Have What You Want When You Want It M MULBERRY PROVISION CO. HUGHES Specializing in Quality and Service to VOCATIONAL Restaurants—Clubs—Drive-ins SCHOOL Hospitals—Schools 447 Mulberry St. Ln. Macon, Ga. EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON—Complete Beauty Care 4412 Jeffersonville Road FOR APPOINTMENT CALL SH 6-8457 TELEPHONE 746-9474 Cagle POULTRY AND EGG COMPANY, INC. 2125 Seventh Street « P. O. Box 4324 e Macon, Georgia 31202 Compliments of Compliments of T. Y. GIBSON PEST CONTROL FINCHER'S PIT BARBECUE 1034 Second St. 746-6291 Columbus Road DIXIE ROLL COT CO. Macon, Ga. BIBB AUTO PARTS, INC. New and Used Auto and Truck Parts 1849 Emery Highway—Dial SH 3-8682 Compliments of AWARD FINANCE CORP. DORSEY'S RIVERSIDE DRUGS 2778 Riverside Drive Macon, Georgia Phone 746-5151 525 Third Street Macon, Ga. Compliments of EMPLOYEES LOAN AND THRIFT CORP. $0 UTH a CRATE VENEER CO. 23 545 Third Street WESLEYAN COLLEGE Chartered 1836 Offers a well-rounded education with unusual coordination of the Liberal and Fine Arts for women. Graduates of Lasseter are invited to visit our modern campus and secure complete information about courses leading to the following degrees: BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Inquire in the office of Director of Student Aid concerning financial assistance available specifically for Macon area students. 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