Hahira High School - Panorama Yearbook (Hahira, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

msor; Mr. John N. Feazell, principal; Kenneth Lindsey, honor awder, Albert Parrish, Jimmy Corbett, Jimmy Carter, honor da, Fred Vickers, Mike Daugherty, Jimmy Parham, David Sor- ndent. (Front Row) Marlene LeGette, Priscilla Lehman, Della rd, Margie Stalvey, Virginia Flippo, Marie Parker, Linda Bass, mpier, Cathy Barfield, Francene Steedley, Irene Geiger, Sena e McMillan. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (1 to r) Margie Stalvey, Tommy Tomlinson, Jerry Bass. Shirley Parker. PANORAMA Published by PANORAMA STAFF Hahira High School Hahira, Georgia ANNUAL STAFF (1 to r) Betty Yanconish, Peggy Sellars, Nelda Bailey, Jimmy Shiver, Marshall Miley, Hedy Sue Kinard, Jackson Keel, Faye McCullers, Norma Jean Spurlock. Foreword The publication of this yearbook has been both a challenge and a pleasure to the 1963 Panorama Staff who along with our sponsor has worked hard to bring you a better book in hopes that the memories of this school year will come alive on these pages in the future. It is with deep appreciation that we express our thanks to our boosters and all others who have helped us reach our goal. Yours truly. Editor VIRGIN ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK Virgin Islands Established 1956 Area: 9, 503 acres ADMINISTRATION County Office SECRETARIES (1 to r) Mrs. Barbara Millhouse, Mrs. Irene Brown. LOWNDES COUNTY BOARD (1 to r) J. O. Touchton, A. B. Martin, Louis Carter, M. W. Kirk- land, Harley Hall, and H. R. Robinson, ELIZABETH McLANE Visiting Teacher Behind the Scenes Some faces seen by only a few in- fluence every school in the country. JESSIE GRIFFIN Lowndes County Purchasing Agent OLA DUPREE Curriculum Supervisor ORA B. CARTER Lunchroom Supervisor Three Faces of a Principal Paper work unending, decisions demand- ing, punishments pending, the admired and respected peripatetic principal, John Feazell, is caught in three of the personality phases with which he faces his students, teachers, parents and numerous callers. In the can- did shot (top right) he is unaware of the camera as he briskly moves on his way. Principal’s Message To the Seniors of 1963: Soon you will graduate and receive a diploma certifying that you have completed the requirements for graduationas set forth by the educational authorities of the State and County. This diploma will open many doors for you, but what happens after this will be up to the individual. He will enter a world of constant change in which success will de- pend on the ability to adapt to the situations of life. Your education has not been com- pleted; it is just beginning. The high school career is but a basic foundation upon which to build your educational life. ORVIS McNEAL. Assistant Principal INEZ MILEY, Secretary Necessary Workers LUNCHROOM WORKERS (1 to r) Sanders, Bowen, Cain, Bennett. Sellars. BUS DRIVERS (1 to r) Dock Register, Kenneth Register. George Hunter. Norvell Barfield, Leon Miley, Tommy Hiers, J. L. Brooks. GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK North Carolina and Tennessee Established 1930 Area: 511, 677 acres FACULTY MR. PRICE TURNER Teacher of Agriculture. Shop, and is the sponsor of F.F.A. He has guided and in- structed the boys on subjects ranging from farm machinery to power equipment. MRS. RUBY KING Even though this is her first year, she has won the respect of all the students. She requires you to obey the rules that are es- tablished for the library. MRS. REGINA SHARP The senior sponsor and teacher of history is loved and respected by all students She has been a teacher, counselor, and helper to anyone who asked her. MR. DEWEY T. ASHBY Latin, Spanish, English. American History, and Civics. He has been at Hahira for the past two terms. He amuses his classes and requires them to put forth their best effort. MISS MARY SUE PAGE Straight out of college came Miss Page, yet she has inspired many of her students by her demanding, but helpful methods of teach- ing. She teaches typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand. COACH I. J. ROBERSON This being Mr. Roberson’s first year here he has won the confidence of many of the stu- dents. He teaches algebra, trigonometry, and physical education. In all his subjects he required you to study, but he will be there to help you at any time. COACH MACK MANLEY Teaches American history, general math, and coaches the boys' basketball team. This is his first year but he has been accepted by the student body because he has been a friend to all. MRS. CORINNE COLEMAN She teaches English and journalism. She is the sponsor for the Arihah staff and the Annual staff. Also she directed the district one-act play. She is loved by all her stu- dents and is an exceedingly interesting teacher. MR. ORVIS McNEAL Teaches chemistry, physics, physical science, and algebra. He is regarded as an excellent teacher by the students that have subjects under him. He is also the assistant principal. MRS. ANNE MCDONALD She guides and instructs the girls in every- day activities that they will do all their life. She is also the sponsor of the F.H.A. MR. SEAB MILLER He helps with all the problems of the stu- dents that need him. He is available at all times with information that might be of use in your future. COACH WARREN ALEXANDER He teaches biology, science, and coaches the football boys and the basketball girls. He is liked by all those who know him and is accepted by all. MAMMOTH CAVE NATIONAL PARK Kentucky Established 1941 Area: 51, 354 acres SENIORS JERRY BASS F.F.A. 1,4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 H-Club 3,4 Senior Class Vice President BILLY ATKINSON F.F.A. 1,2,3 Vice President 3 LINDA BASS Basketball 1,2,3, 4 F.H.A. 1,2,4 4-H 1.2 Music 1, 2 F.B.L.A. 3 F.T.A. 1,2 Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Activity Club 1, 2 School Patrol 1.2, 3 CATHY BARFIELD F.H.A. 1.2,3,4 Treasurer 4 4-H 1,2 School Patrol 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 F.B.L.A. 2,3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Captain 4 Homecoming Court 3 Valentine Court 3 Class Officer 3 Library Club 1 4 JIMMY CARTER Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 ANN BRADFORD F.H.A. 1.2,3,4 4-H 1.2 Class Officer 1 School Patrol 1, 2 F.B.L.A. 2.3 Class Play 2, 3 Christmas Queen's Court 4 EDITH CHASON F.H.A. 1.2. 3, 4 Reporter 4 F.B.L.A. 3 Cheerleader 3. 4 Homecoming Queen 3 Arihah Staff 3,4 Assignment Editor 4 Hicks Chicks 3 H-Club 4 CHARLES CANADA Library Club 1 Beta Club 4 District Play 4 MIKE CRUMP Football 1.2, 3,4 Basketball 2,3, 4 Track 3, 4 H-Club 1,2,3, 4 Vice President 3 4-H 1,2,3 School Patrol 1 Science Club 3 Student Council 3 District Play 4 WILLENE COOMBS F.H.A. 1.2, 3.4 Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Basketball 1,2,3, 4 H-Club 2. 3. 4 4-H 1.2 Band 1, 2,3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary and Treasurer 3 Treasurer 4 Press Club 2 EVELYN DAMPIER F.H.A. 1.2. 3, 4 President 4 F.T.A. 4 Choral Group 4 JIMMY CORBETT Basketball 3,4 F.F.A. 1.2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 MALENA HALL H-Club 4 F.H.A. 1. 2.3.4 Reporter 2 Vice President 3 F.T.A. 1.2, 3,4 Press Club 2 School Patrol 2 Officer 2 Band 3, 4 Senior Representative Library Club 3 Hicks Chicks 3 Arihah Staff 4 Roving Editor 4 Class Play 2 MIKE DAUGHERTY F.F.A. 1,2,3 Secretary 3 4-H 4 JANET HANCOCK Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2,3.4 Band Sec. 4 H.H.S. Most Talented 3 F.H.A. 1.2, 3,4 Songleader 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 1.2 F.B.L.A. 3 H-Club 4 Library Club 1 Valentine Court 3 Arihah Staff 4 News Editor 4 Class Play 2 VIRGINIA FLIPPO F.H.A. 1. 2,3,4 4-H 1.2 F.B.L.A. 3 JACKSON KEEL Football 1,2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Most Improved 2 Best Back 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Best Guard 3 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Asst. Editor 3 Editor 4 Student Council 3 Jr. Class Pres. 3 School Patrol 3 Track 3, 4 H-Club 2,3 4-H 2,3,4 Band 1 Choral Group 4 F.B.L.A. 3 Baseball 1 District Play 4 Science Club 3 SENA KUTZLI F.H.A. 1,2.3.4 Historian 2 Reporter 3 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Press Club 2 Band 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2 Head Majorette 3, 4 Homecoming Court 2 F.F.A. Sweetheart 3 2nd Place Dist. Sweet heart Contest Valentine Queen 3 Hicks Chicks 3 Arihah Staff 4 Asst. Editor 4 Class Play 2 H-Club 4 ALENE LeGETTE F.H.A. 1. 2,3,4 4-H 1,2 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 School Patrol 2, 3 H-Club 1.2, 3, 4 MARLENE LeGETTE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H 1,2 ELAINE McNEESE Basketball 1,2,3, 4 Best Guard 3 4-H 1,2,3, 4 Band 1,2,3, 4 School Patrol 3 H-Club 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 3 PRISCILLA LEHMAN 4-H 1.2, 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 Secretary 3 Reporter 4 F.B.L.A. 2 Cheerleader 4 Senior Homecoming Rep. Arihah Staff 4 Asst. Man. Editor Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Parliamentarian 4 Christmas Queen Court 4 Class Favorite 2 Press Club 2 MARSHALL MI LEY Football 1.2. 3. 4 Track 3, 4 H-Club 2,3,4 4-H 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Photographer 4 Arihah Staff 4 Managing Editor 4 KENNETH LINDSEY Beta Club 3, 4 President 4 Science Club 3 President Football 3, 4 Track 3,4 H-Club 3 MARIE PARKER F.H.A. 1.2, 3,4 4-H 1. 2 Arihah Staff 4 Circulation Mgr. 4 CHARLES NICHOLS F.F.A. 1,3,4 H-Club 1 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 1 SHIRLEY PARKER Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 2 Christmas Queen 4 Class Officer 4 F.H.A. 1. 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 3 Press Club 2 Asst. Editor 2 4-H 1.2,3 Library Club 1, 2 JIMMY PARHAM 4-H 1,2 Basketball 3,4 Arihah Staff 3 Sports Editor 3 Science Club 3 School Patrol 1 H-Club 3.4 Track 3.4 PAUL REAVES Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Best Forward 3 H-Club 2,3 ALBERT PARRISH F.F.A. 2,3,4 4-H Club 1 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 F.B.L.A. 2,3 Baseball 1 PEGGIE SELLARS Band 1,2,3 Cheerleader 4 School Patrol 1,2 F.H.A. 1.2.3.4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Miss H.H.S, 4 Class Officer Vice President 2 Treasurer 3 F.F.A. Sweetheart 4 Valentine Queen 2 F.T.A. 2 F.B.L.A. 2,3 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Arihah Staff 4 Feature Editor 4 District Play 4 Class Play 3 DAVID QUART ERMA N Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Star Student 4 FRANCENE STEEDLEY F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4 4-H 1.2 Class Officer 1 F.B.L.A. 2,3 Class Play 2,3 DAVID SORRELLS Basketball 1, 2,3, 4 Best Forward 2 H-Club 2,3 F.F.A. 3,4 Class Favorite 2 4-H Club 2, 3 Baseball 2 Mechanical Drawing 1 BOBBY STRAWDER Football 2, 3. 4 Most Improved 2 F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 Chaplain 1 B-Team Basketball 3 Mechanical Drawing 1 H-Club 2.3 Track Team 2,3, 4 MARGIE STALVEY F.H.A. 1,2,4 School Patrol 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 H-Club 2, 3,4 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Library Club 3, 4 Homecoming Court 4 4-H 3 Class Officer 4 FREDDIE VICKERS Football 1, 2, 3 H-Club 1,2,3 F.F.A. 1,2,4 Arihah 4 Editor 4 Science Club 3 Class Play 2 F.H.A. Sweetheart 3 TOMMY TOMLINSON F.F.A. 1. 2.3.4 Treas. 3 Pres. 4 Class Officer 4 ANN WELDON Future Teachers 1 4-H Club 1,2 F.H.A. 1.2.3.4 H-Club 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Arihah 4 Sports Editor Library Club 3 DELLA ANN VICKERS F.H.A. 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1, 2 H-Club 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Library Club 3, 4 Class Officer Sec. 1 Pres. 2 Annual Staff 1 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 IRENE GEIGER Student Council 1 Beta Club 3, 4 GERALD WEST F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 Treas. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 2 JUDY ZEIGLER Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 H-Club Editor School Paper 3, 4 District Play 3 Junior Play Library Club 1,2 Class Officer Sec. 1 Reporter 3 Press Club 3 Editor F.H.A. 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Vice Pres. 1 WINDCAVE NATIONAL PARK South Dakota Established 1903 Area: 28, 059 acres JUNIORS Nelli Bailey Aihely Carter Barbara Carter Ronald Cowart El Craig Linda Deloach Kay Dennis Ken Baker Kenneth Bermudez Faye Cain Linda Folsom Olivia Gaskins Diann Hacker Oren Hall Gwen Hardman Mary Ann Johnson Lamar Kinard Jimmy Lane Cheryl Layton Tom Lehman Mary Anne Lewis Dennis Martin Kathryn Martin Johnny Miley Helen Moore Ralph McCullers Jimmy Odom Brenda Parker Nina Rhoton Bill Roberts Marilyn Saltz Pauline Sikes Brinson Stalvey Dwight Stalvey Lorene Stalvey Thomas Earl Stalvey A. C. Stone Jean Strickland Brenda Stubbs Harry Stubbs Faye Sutton Simon Terrell Raymond Tucker Tommy Tyler Howard Vickers  Johnny Wetherington Tommy Wheeler Betty Yanconish CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK New Mexico Established 1930 Area: 49, 447 acres SOPHOMORES Linda Bailey Jeannette Bailey Mickie Batalo Thomas Bellflower William Bullard Roy Butler Bobby Carter Judy Cavender Jackie Cole Earl Cornelius Harry Courson Gwen Cowart Linda Cowart Roger Crump Jeannie Daly Betty Jo Deloach David Drew David Duggan Gail Durrance Faye Durst Jim Fiveash Dianne Fletcher Wayne Forte Jennie Ann Hall Danny Johnson Sue Lane Owen Lindsey Christine Luke Joe Mathis Lana Norris Ellice Passmore LaRon Passmore Fred Purvis Barbara Patterson Linda Register Carroll Register Leighton Saddler Jimmy Shiver Nadaline Sikes Norma Jean Spurlock Brenda Stalvey Dianne Stalvey James Touchton Elizabeth Tyson Beverly Weaver Calvin Weldon Kenneth West Center (1 to r) Freshman class officers Jessie Manning, Linda Jo Coombs, Dar lene Barfield, Raymond Stalvey. Bottom (1 to r) Junior class officers Tommy Wheeler, Nina Rhoton, Betty Yanconish, Jimmy Odom. Top (1 to r) Sophomore class officers LaRon Passmore, Gwen Cowart, Nickie Batalo, Bobby Carter. HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK Arkansas Established 1921 Area: 988 acres FRESHMEN Don Alexander Elyse Baker Darlene Barfield Gary Bass John Becton Kenneth Bellflower Claudis Bennett James Bennett Dennis Bush Dianne Cain Linda Callahan William Canada Danny Carter Linda Carter George Chipman Wayne Clanton Linda Jo Coombs Linda Cooper DeRon Coppage Donal Corbett Jerry Wayne Corbett Louis Coursey Ronnie Daly Don Darby Elaine Durrance Graham Fivash Dianne Folsom Donnie Folsom Richard Kautzman Hedy Sue Kinard Darrell Kirkland Charles LeGette Bill Lester Joyce Lewis Marie Lindsey Linda Luh Jesse Manning Faye McCullers Randall McCullers Charlie Merwin Ronnie Folsom Yvonne Forte Brenda Fountain Donal Frier Carolyn Giddens JoAnn Hacker Lawanna Hall Randy Hall David Hardy Elaine Harnage Angela Hidalgo Eugene Jackson Anne Nelson Pat Nelson Larry North Ronnie Oglesby Jack O'steen Maxine Parker Johnny Perry Sandra Kay Register Peggy Sue Register Doris Simrpons Judy Sirmans Tyrone Sirmans Billy Jo Sneed Marie Spillers Freddie Stalvey Raymond Stalvey Peggy Stith Thomas Sutton Donnie Tomlinson Linda Tomlinson Barbara Tyler David Webb Donal Webb Jimmy Webb JoAnn Webb Alan Wetherington Ronnie Williams Charlotte Womack ARCADIA NATIONAL PARK Maine Established 1919 Area: 41, 634 acres JUNIOR HIGH Seventh and Eighth SEVENTH GRADE - (1 to r) BACK ROW - Mrs. Kelly, Cooper, Pope, West, Barfield, Vickers, Mar- tin, Millians, Yanconish, Wilkinson, Tomlinson, Bennett, Miley, Eller, Courson, Blackman, Kautz- man, Coppage. Moore, Duggan, Alexander. SECOND ROW - Darby, Horn, Scruggs, Dennis, Grif- tln, Durrance, Cole, Crowley, Howell, Davis, Fiveash, McGill, McDonald, Paterson, Cain, Bailey. FRONT ROW - Martin, Morrow, Griffin, Johnson, Batalo, Wetherington, Durrance, Bentley, Tom- linson, Corbett, Harris. EIGHTH GRADE - (1 to r) FRONT ROW - Booth. Taylor, Boykin, Cowart. Barfield, Johnson, Lindsey, Becton, Mr. Ashby. SECOND ROW - Howell, Miley, North, Miley, Spearman, Carter, Claynton, Strickland, Johnson. THIRD ROW - Griffin, Kelly, Scruggs, Stalvey, Reeves, Drew, Kirkland, Nel- son. FOURTH ROW - O'steen, Mercer, Darby, Stalvey, West, Bailey. FIFTH ROW - Parker, McDon- ald, Kendrick, McDonald, Baxter, Lehman, Martin, Pelletier, Saddler, Blease, Wilkens. SIXTH ROW - Wetherington, McCullers, Blasius, Chaney. BACK ROW - Robinson, Wilkerson, Joiner, Knight. TALENT SHOW WINNERS (1 to r) John Darby, Douglas McDonald, Nancy Scruggs, Joe Pope, Vinell Durrance, Ann Cole. Shirley, Dianne Parker. 4-H OFFICERS (1 to r) Charles Eller, Wayne Kirkland, Jimmy Griffin, Wayne Stalvey, Laura Lee Lindsey, George Scruggs. • 4% N . t - .i  . (1 to r) Karen Dennis, Nyla Ann Durrance, Lara Morrow, Roquette Batalo, Marsha Wet- herington, Janie Fiveash, Betsy Hall, Shirley Johnson. SPORTS Junior High Tigerettes won three out of four games. They were victorious over Parker-Mathis 48-21 in the Lowndes County Junior High Tournament, but were defeated by Pine Grove. (1 to r) FRONT ROW - Jan Johnson, Pat Johnson, Ann Barfield, Phyllis Cowart, Shyron Bently. BACK ROW - Nancy Scruggs, Ann Cole, Sandra Clanton, Cathy Miley, Mary Nell Spearman, Laura Lee Lindsey. (1 to r) Alex Martin. Burley, Captains; Coach Mack Manley Future ‘’Fighting rp 1 lgers (1 to r) Lamar Pelletier, Jack O’steen. James Wetherington, Ralph West, Richard Blasius, Alex Martin, Jimmy Griffin, Charles Eller, Burley Lehman, Jack McCullers, Brinson Joiner FRONT ROW (1 to r) - Coach Mack Manley, Hoyt Courson, Bruce Cain, Frank O'steen, Z. T. Wilkins, Wayne Kirkland. SECOND ROW (1 to r) - Joe Pope, Huey Mercery, Danny Drew. Tony Martin, Danny Blackman, Alex Martin, Burley Lehman, Lamar Pelletier, Jack McCullers. Brin- son Joiner. THIRD ROW - David Wilkerson, Alvin Knight. Tommy West. Wayne Baxter, Richard Blasius, George Scruggs. FOURTH ROW - Cecil Kelley, Ron Darby, Johnny McDonald, Ralph West, Charles Eller, Jimmy Griffin, Jack Kendrick, James Wetherington, Phillip Coppage. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Wyoming • Montana - Idaho Established 1872 Area: 2, 221, 772 acres FAVORITES Homecoming Queen PEGGIE SELLARS Homecoming Court (1 to r) Peggie Sellars, Homecoming Queen; Mayor David Hollis, (1 to r) Faye McCullers, Priscilla Lehman, Kathryn Martin. Sue Lane. (1 to r) Lawana Hall, Margie Stalvey, Linda Cowart Faculty Choice aK v, • “? Top (1 tor) Jackson Keel, Sena Kutzli, Shirley Parker, Cathy Barfield, Jimmy Carter. Bottom (1 to r) Kenneth Lindsey, Judy Zeigler, Jimmy Parham, Priss Lehman, Mike Crump. Student Choice I READ YOUR I TO HAPPINE MIKE CRUMP, the all- American boy next door, has a personality which attracts and an appetite for the best life has to offer. PRISCILLA LEHMAN, winy and friendly, bloomed late; as a sophomore she was in no clubs, in her senior year she was an active member in six of die nine. With two study halls, she was an indispensable cog in the publication of the Arihah. SENA KUTZU, as editor, offi- cer. head majorette, and beauty contestant, Sena has lent her leadership abilities and enthusiastic support to many organizations. TOMMY TOMUNSON, super- lative and likeable, has a lively warm personality. Be- cause of his awareness of the necessary details success will be his. SHIRLEY PARKER, Christmas Queen, is a quiet and friendly secretary of her class. She is a Beta Club member. KENNETH LINDSEY, well- liked by his fellow students, was, for his two years at H.H.S., an outstanding varsity football player and Beta Club member. In the classroom, his answers and discussion contributions often cleared the way for lucid thinking. DAVID QUARTERMAN. a brilliant student, is the '62-'63 star student, Beta Club mem- ber. and Science Club enthu- siast. His exceptional ability made him the youngest gradu- ate. JUDY CAIN ZEIGLER. cheer- leader, Arihah editor, actress, beauty contestant, A student, promoter of school spirit. These titles describe Judy and her contribution to life at HHS. DELLA ANN VICKERS, holder of beauty titles, possessed with a bubbly sense of humor, is active in the Beta club and Future Business leaders. JIMMY CARTER, studious and dependable, used his imagina- tion to create humorous, some- times satirical stories of school and community. He is a for- midable opponent at chess and although he spoke little, he thought much. PEGGIE SELLARS, Homecom- ing Queen, is a vivacious and friendly reporter, typist, and editor of the Arihah. She was Valentine Sweetheart, cheer- leader, and F.F.A. Sweetheart. JERRY BASS, friendly and con- siderate, is as interested in class discussions as he is in the success of his fellow teammates on the Tiger basketball team. BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK Utah Established 1928 Area: 36, 010 acres ORGANIZATIONS 4-H A red ribbon for their booth. Fat cattle show, the Lowndes County 4-H ban- quet, the annual dress revue, an exhibit in two buildings downtown, a 4-H Sunday program in the Baptist Church and awards for a tour of Georgia are among the ac- complishments of 4-H this year. ROW 1 (1 to r) - Donal Webb. Jessie Manning. Larry North, Jimmy Lane, Jennie Ann Hall. Beverly Weaver, Brenda Stalvey. ROW 2 (1 to r) - Charlie Merwin, Darell Kirkland. Bill Canada. Graham Fiveash, Peggy Stith, Darlene Barfield. Linda Jo Coombs ROW 3 (1 to r) - Wayne Clayton. Tyron Sirmans. David Drew. Raymond Tucker, Barbara Patterson. Mickey Batalo. Ann Nelson. ROW 4 (1 to r) - Dennis Bush. Don Alexander, Don Darby, Dennis Martin. Kay Register. Brenda Fountain. JoAnn Webb. ROW 5 (1 to r) - LaRon Passmore. Roger Crump. Linda Cowart. Elaine McNeese, Nor- ma Spurlock. Priscilla Lehman. BACK ROW (1 to r) - Mrs. Webb. Miss Burnette. Mr Watson. Arihah Staff The Arihah Staff of 1962- 63 started the school term correctly by purchasing a new typewriter. There was a complete coverage made of each of the various school activities. They also visited the Valdosta Times and as- sisted the Panorama Staff. Top (1 to r) Sena Kutzli, Marshall Miley, Edith Chason, Fred Vickers, Priscilla Lehman. Bottom (1 to r) Janet Hancock, Linda Folsom, Lorene Stalvey, Nelda Bailey, Ann Weldon, Marie Parker, Peggie Sellars. OFFICERS (1 to r) Gwen Cowart, Mickie Batalo, Mr. Seab Miller, Jeannie Daley, Jeannie Ann Hall, Norma Jean Spurlock. Future Teachers Future Teachers have given the teachers much assistance. They have filled in as substitute teachers, and helped elementary teachers organize interesting games for children. (1 to r) Olivia Gaskins, Linda Bailey, Patricia Nelson. Barbara Patterson, Evelyn Dampier, Jeannie Daley, Faye Durst, Norma Spurlock, Gwen Cowart, Priscilla Lehman, Sena Kutzli, Mickie Batalo, Peggie Sellars, Cathy Barfield, Mr. Mil ler, Jeannie Ann Hall, Judy Sirmans, Nina Rhoton. (1 to r) BACK ROW - Albert Parrish. Gordon Morrow. Jimmy Carter. David Quarterman, Charles Canada. Howard Vickers, Jimmy Odom. Kenneth Lind- sey. SECOND ROW - Lorene Stalvey. Priscilla Lehman. Judy Zeigler, Barbara Carter, Linda Cowart, Judy Cavender, Dianne Hacker, Mickie Batalo, Norma Spurlock, Sena Kutzli, Shirley Parker, Jennie Ann Hall. Della Ann Vickers, Jennie Daley. FOURTH ROW - Ellice Passmore, Irene Geiger. Sponsor - Mrs. Regina Sharp. Beta Club The Beta Club members sold ice cream to raise funds for their annual trip to Atlanta to vote for state officers. They prepared Thanks- giving baskets for needy families and substituted for elementary teach- ers. OFFICERS (1 to r) Sena Kutzli, Albert Parrish, Mrs. Regina Sharp, Kenneth Lindsey, Della Ann Vickers. 0 Band Long and hard hours of work resulted In improved half-time shows, parades, and concerts presented to Its audience. Five four-year veterans graduated this year and were presented sweaters. Top right (1 to r) BAND OFFICERS - STANDING - Yvonne Forte. Lorene Stalvey, Nina Rhoton, Oren Hall, Olivia Gaskins, Ellice Passmore, Bobby Carter, Ken Bak- er, Danny Johnson, Wayne Kirkland, George Kirkland. KNEELING - Diann Hack- er, Sena Kutzli, Willene Coombs, Janet Hancock. Bottom right (1 to r) Charlotte Womack, Ann Barfield, Darlene Barfield. Graham Fiveash, Barbara Patterson, Phillip Coppage, Linda Callahan. Elaine McNeese, Danny Drew, Gwen Hardman, Nina Rhoton, Yvonne Forte. Lorene Stalvey. Darrel Kirkland, Ellice Passmore, Jack Kendrick. Peggie Stith, Olivia Gaskins, Ken Bak- er, Brinson Joiner, Dianne Hacker, Charlie Merwin, George Kirkland, Sena Kut- zli, Alan Drew, Cindy Slocum, Larry Chaney, Oren Hall, Jo Ann.Hacker. Don Darby. Roquette Batalo, Ron Darby, Patsy Howell, Wayne Kirkland. Bobby Carter. Danny Johnson, David Drew. Bottom left (1 to r) TOP BAND OFFICERS - Nina Rhoton. Oren Hall. Ellice Pass- more, Olivia Gaskins. Bottom right (1 to r) MAJORETTES - Sena Kutzli, Willene Coombs, Diann Hacker. Janet Hancock, Ann Nelson. F.H.A Future Homemakers is almost synonymous with UNICEF, fashion shows, talent shows, dances, cook- ing conventions, fair booths, speeches, and flower arrangements. OFFICERS (1 to r) Evelyn Dampier, Janet Hancock, Kathy Barfield, Jimmy Odom, Gwen Hardman, Gwen Cowart. Edith Cha son, Nina Rhoton, and Elizabeth Tyson. FIRST ROW (1 to r) Christine Luke, Jeannie Daley, Faye Durst, Elizabeth Tyson, Barbara Tyler. Brenda Parker. Charolette Womack. SECOND ROW (1 to r) Sue Lane, Faye McCullers, Elaine Harnage, Carolyn Giddens, Mary Anne Lewis, Mrs. Herman McDonald, Sponsor. Evelyn Dampier, Jean Strickland, Faye Cain, Hedy Sue Kinard. THIRD ROW (1 to r) Joann Webb, Linda Faye Carter, Ann Weldon. Marie Parker, Maxine Parker. Joyce Lewis, Nadaline Sikes, Janet Bailey, Yvonne Forte, Jimmy Odom, Sweetheart. FOURTH ROW (1 to r) Cheryl Layton, Elyse Baker, Joann Hacker. FIRST ROW (1 to r) Shirley Parker, Della Ann Vickers, Gwen Hardman, Judy Sirmans, Linda Callahan, Linda Cooper, Dianne Cain, Sena Kutzli, Edith Chason. SECOND ROW (1 to r) Alene LeGette, Gwen Cowart, Margie Stalvey, Cathy Barfield, Ann Bradford, Peggie Sellars, Francene Steedley, Barbara Carter, Gail Durrance, Kathryn Martin. Lorene Stalvey. THIRD ROW (1 to r) Linda Bailey, Marlene LeGette, Virginia Flippo, Linda Bass, Olivia Gaskins, Janet Hancock, Lawanna Hall, Diann Hacker, Claudia Bennett, Elaine Durrance. Marie Spillers. FOURTH ROW (1 to r) Nina Rhoton, Betty Yanconish, Linda Luh. F.F.A. F.F.A. was represented at the Hahira and Valdosta Fairs, attended the Moscow fair and the State F.F.A. rally. Members participated in the Valdosta Fat Cattle Show. The Chapter won third place in Southwest Georgia. Social activities included the Sweetheart Ball and the Parent-Son Banquet. F.F.A. OFFICERS (1 to r) FRONT ROW - Tommy Tom- linson. Thomas Earl Stalvey, Gerald West, Lamar Klnard, Brinson Stalvey. BACK ROW - Jimmy Corbett, Ronald Cowart, Peggie Sellars, Sweet- heart. Bill Roberts. Johnny Miley. BACK ROW - B. Carter. J. Shiver. R. McCullers, C. Register, J. Wetherington, H. Courson, K. Bermudez, W. Bullard. J. Beckton, L. Sadler. B. Atkinson, C. Nickles. A. Parrish, A. Stubbs, F. Bickers, C. Weldon. D. Sorrells, R. Hall. E. Cornelius. J. Odom, R. Oglesby, J. Bass, T. Sutton, J. O'Steen, J. Perry. B. Strawder, R. Butler, C. Cowart. SECOND ROW - B. Lester. K. Baker, D. Stalvey, D. Hardy, R. McCullers. D. Folsom, R. Folsom, G. Chipman, C. LeGette, F. Purvis. R. Williams, P. Sellars, Sweetheart, B. Parker. Secretary, T. Duggan, D. West. L. Coursey. J. Webb, D. Webb. FIRST ROW - O. Hall, J. Mathis. J. Cole. B. Roberts. J. Miley, L. Kinard, G. West, T. Tomlinson, F. Stalvey, R. Cowart, R. Stalvey. B. Stalvey, T. Stalvey. J. Corbett, Price Turner, Advisor. Library Club Arranging attractive bulletin boards and keeping library books in order are two of the duties for which club members are responsible. Top-(1 tor) Faye Durst. Priscilla Lehman, Gwen Cowart. Harry Courson, Mrs. King. Linda Folsom, Linda Bailey. Bottom - (1 to r) Faye Durst. Judy Sirmans, Peggy Register, Marie Lindsey, Christine Luke, Sue Lane, Della Ann Vickers. Roger Crump, Cheryl Layton, De Ron Coppage, Priscilla Lehman. Mrs King, Harry Courson, Maxine Parker, Gwen Cowart, Nelda Bailey, Linda Folsom, Linda Bailey. Joyce Lewis, Elizabeth Tyson. Annual Staff The Panorama staff has traveled over several counties to sell booster ads for the annual. They have unselfishly given of their free time to help put together a book of memories that would be cherished in the future. They have stayed after school and worked to see that the annual was laid out for the publishing company. Some have even given of their study hall periods to work on the book. (1 to r) Hedy Sue Kinard, Nelda Bailey, Marshall Miley, Betty Yanconish, Jackson Keel, Peggie Sellars, Norma Sprulock. (1 to r) BACK ROW - Jackson Keel, Oren Hall, Wayne Forte, Charles Canada, Jackie Cole, Charles Eller. SECOND ROW - Gloria Becton, Evelyn Dampier, Jennie Hall, Marie Spillers, Mickie Batalo, Gwen Cowan, Janet Hancock, Olivia Gaskins, Ann Barfield, Phyllis Cowart, Judy Sirmans, Sandra Clanton, Joyce Tomlinson, Jessie Manning, Marsha Wetherington. THIRD ROW - Mrs. Martha Kelley, Mary Nell Spearman, Betsy Hall, Barbara Patterson, Jack Kindrick, Laura Lee Lindsey, Pat Johnson, Kathy Miley, Roquette Batalo, Dianne Parker, Laura Morrow. Brenda Stalvey, Faye Durst, Linda Davis, Joe Pope, Phillip Coppage, Patsy Howell, Mr. Phillip Terry. FRONT ROW - Janie Fiveash, Elizabeth Tyson, Sue Lane. Norma Spurlock. Kay Dennis, George Scruggs, Nancy Scruggs, Anne Cole. Choral Group The newly organized Choral group was formed of Junior and Senior high students for music appreciation and enjoyment. The chorus has appeared on church and school programs during the school term. MRS. MARTHA KELLEY. Pianist MR. PHILLIP TERRY, Director The Displaced Baby Sitter A sparkling comedy in one act was presented in District competition. It proved to be a fourth place winner with the following cast: Diane Hacker, Betty Yanconish, Charles Canada, Jackson Keel, Peggy Sellars, Mike Crump, Malena Hall (Not pictured). Sena Kutzli, Director; Cathy Barfield. Assistant Dir.; Albert Parrish, Sound Effects; Mrs. Corinne Coleman. Advisor (Not pictured). YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK California Established 1890 Area: 760, 951 acres ATHLETICS Cheerleaders Standouts for cheerleaders include creation of a cheering section, decoration of gym and football field for all games, and successful encouragement to heighten school spirit. BACK ROW - Gwen Cowart, Mickie Batalo. MIDDLE ROW - Diane Cain, Priscilla Lehman, Edith Chason, Linda Bailey. FRONT ROW - Peggie Sellers, Cathy Barfield. Basketball Coach Mack Manley, a newcomer to HHS in '62. led his Fighting Tigers to a 22-7 record. They participated in two re- gional tournaments and captured runner-up in the IB Hast sub- region. JERRY BASS (1 to r) BACK ROW - Coach Mack Manley, Jimmy Corbett. David Sorrells, Jerry Bass. MIDDLE ROW - Paul Reaves. Jimmy Shiver, Raymond Tucker, Tom Lehman, LaRon Passmore. FRONT ROW - Mike Crump, Bill Roberts, Jackson Keel, Charles Nichols, Jimmy Parham. Top (1 to r) David Sorrells, Tom Lehman, Raymond Tucker, Paul Reaves. Bottom (1 to r) La Ron Passmore, Jackson Keel, Mike Crump, Jimmy Parham. Tigerettes The youthful Tigerettes finished with a near balanced record of 12-13. The Tiger- ettes will be losing only thr e players this year, returning with an experienced forward wall. This was Coach Alexander's second season with the Tigerettes, where he gained the respect of all basketball fans. (1 to r) FRONT ROW - Brenda Stubbs, Ellice Passmore, Betty Yanconish, Judy Cavendar, Willene Coombs, Linda Cowart. BACK ROW - Coach Warren Alexander, Dianne Fletcher, Beverly Weaver Linda Bass, Elaine McNeese, Alene LeGette, Dianne Stalvey. «17 1 'T' 9? b lghting 1 lgers Top (1 to r) FRONT ROW - Allan Wetherington, Manager. Jimmy Shiver, Tommy Wheeler, DeRon Coppage, Jessie Manning, Dwight Stalvey, Dennis Bush, Freddie Stalvey, Manager. MIDDLE ROW - Dennis Martin, Ronnie Oglesby, Don Alexander, Johnny Wetherington, LaRon Passmore, A. C. Stone, Owen Lindsey, Manager. BACK ROW - Coach Warren Alexander, Jackson Keel, Bobby Strawder, Marshall Miley, Ed Craig, Kenneth Lindsey, Mike Crump, Coach I. J. Roberson. Coach Mack Manley (not pictured). Middle (1 to r) Mike Crump, LaRon Passmore, Ed Craig, Tommy Wheeler, Jessie Manning, A. C. Stone, Bobby Strawder, Dennis Martin, Johnny Wetherington, Jackson Keel, Marshall Miley, Don Alexander, Kenneth Lindsey. Bottom (1 to r) Kenneth Lindsey, Tommy Wheeler, Marshall Miley, A. C. Stone, Johnny Wether- ington, Mike Crump, Dennie Martin, Bobby Strawder, Ed Craig, Jackson Keel, LaRon Passmore. The scrappy Tigers finished the '62 season with a 3-7 record, the best record since football was begun three years ago at H.H.S. This year more boys enjoyed football since many games were lost by only a few points. (1 to r) DeRon Coppage, Ed Craig, Marshall Miley TACKLES (1 to r) Jimmy Shiver, Jackson Keel, Captain QUARTERBACKS Hahira vs. Atkinson County - 24 Jackson Keel, 36 Dennis Martin PLATT NATIONAL PARK Oklahoma Established 1906 Area: 911 acres ACTIVITIES J u n i o r 9hc 0tamer @1«., . 9iaUa 9ityh School reefueth the picature of your company at the 0umorSemor fProm and S reaLjatl on 0nday, (fypnl nineteenth nineteen hundred sixty three at nine o cloc t in the evening Q aldosla (Country (Qlub £R.e.v.p. s e n i o Top: Junior-Senior Sweethearts this year were Della Ann Vickers and Jerry Bass. They ruled over the night like great royalty. Below: Junior Class boys provided entertainment for the Prom. Honors Day Seniors not pictured here who received awards were: Sena Kutzli: Majorette Jackson Keel: Chorus Evelyn Dampier: Horne Economics Gerald West: Agriculture Star Student David Quarterman receives the Science Award from Principal Feazell. On stage are the speakers of the day, Diann Hacker, Tommy Tomlinson, and Jimmy Parham. Graduating Senior Charles Canada had traveled to many areas of the United States before spending his senior year at HHS. Here he receives the Latin Award. Shirley Parker turns to leave the stage after receiving an award for her work in commercial subjects. BOOSTERS But for the boosters listed here and on succeeding pages, this book, valued by all Hahira High Students, would not have been possible. BARFIELD OIL GAS Hahira CITIZEN'S BANK OF HAHIRA Hahira COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Valdosta Boys cleaning up kitchen after the Junior’s spaghetti supper. (1 to r) Raymond Tucker, Johnny Wetherington, Ed Craig, Tommy Wheeler Youth and the Challenge of Space de- livered by David Quarterman, honor graduate Graduation Honor graduates for the 1963 graduating class of 41 students were Sena Kutzli, David Quarterman, Kenneth Lindsey, and Jimmy Carter. The World Welcomes Youth delivered by Sena Kutzli, honor graduate BOOSTERS AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Valdosta BERRIEN PRODUCTS Nashville COMMERCIAL BANK Hahira DOWLING BAG COMPANY Valdosta FOREMOST DAIRIES Valdosta HAHIRA HARDWARE COMPANY Hahira HITCHING POST Valdosta JEWEL FUTCH Valdosta LANG DALE COMPANY Valdosta MARTIN FUNERAL HOME FLORIST Hahira NELIO CHEMICAL CO. Valdosta PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Valdosta SHIVER'S GIN FEED MILL Hahira Graduation On this sober occasion faces reflect- ed inner feelings as former high school students paused before entering the halls of higher learning or the outside world where economics is all too often the master dictator. Besides the honor graduates, Charles Canada, Tommy Tomlinson, and Jerry Bass had a part in the program. Class President Tommy Tomlinson wel- comes family and friends of the gradu- ates. Jimmy Carter, honor graduate, delivers an address entitled The Challenge of Graduation. BOOSTERS ADEL BANKING CO. Adel BOY'S STUDENT SHOP Valdosta C. C. VARNEDOE CO. Valdosta CITIZENS SOUTHERN BANK Valdosta CORBITT FURNITURE CO. Nashville COWART SONS Hahira DASHER L. P. GAS Valdosta THE DINER Valdosta FIRST NATIONAL BANK Valdosta GASKINS' GIFT SHOP Hahira HALL'S JEWELRY SHOP Hahira JOE LAZARUS SONS Valdosta JORDAN'S GROCERY Hahira MOTORS ACCEPTANCE Valdosta PALMER TIRE CO. Nashville SCHWARTZ DEPT. STORE Valdosta SCHWARTZ PONTIAC Nashville SLOCUM SONS Hahira SOUTHLAND TRACTOR CO. Valdosta STEEL OIL CO. Valdosta VALDOSTA DAILY TIMES Valdosta W. V.L. D. Valdosta HARVEY'S Valdosta Future Teachers visit Valdosta College and meet other future teachers from schools throughout South Georgia (above 1) Bill Roberts and friends check the dictionary and funny books. (above r) Jimmy Parham and Marshall Miley wait to see student counselor. (right) Betty Yanconish no- tices cameraman as she waits for A. C. Stone to make his move in the popular game of chess. BOOSTERS AUTO PARTS EQUIPMENT MASSEY'S DRUG STORE Hahira Hahira BARRETTS GROCERY Barretts BEMIS GROCERY Bemis BRAHAM COTTON Adel CLARY'S Adel COOK COUNTY FEDERAL Adel COPPAGE'S STATION Adel CORNELIUS GARAGE Hahira COWART'S DRESS SHOP Valdosta CREASY STUDIOS Valdosta DARBY'S SHOES Valdosta GIDDEN'S GROCERY Hahira HANCOCK'S ELECTRIC Hahira JUNIOR'S DAIRY BURGER BAR Hahira MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Valdosta PARK AVENUE BANK Valdosta PATTERSON-JONES SHOES Valdosta RODDEY'S HARDWARE CO. V aldosta SAM LAZARUS CO. Valdosta SINEATH'S HOUSE OF MUSIC Adel SISSY'S SHOP Hahira SPINNING WHEEL Valdosta TRI-COUNTY GAS Adel UNITED BANKING CO. Nashville W. A. A. G. Adel W. B. WILKES Adel WEAVER'S GROCERY Hahira TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY T TC U r rS-T X r‘ m .4 I M GRADUATION 1963 - (L. to R., Back Row) Mrs. Regina $har| graduate; Billy Atkinson, Gerald West, Paul Reaves, Jerry Ba$ graduate; David Quarterman, honor graduate; Jackson Keel, C rell, Mike Crump. Charles Nichols, Mr. A. B. (Sonny) Martii Ann Vickers, Peggy Sellars, Willene Coombs, Alene LeGette, Elaine McNeese, Ann Weldon, Shirley Parker, Janet Hancock, Kutzli, honor graduate; and Edith Chason. Mascots, Jan Stal sponsor; Mr. John N. Feazell, principal; Kenneth Lindsey, honor Strawder, Albert Parrish, Jimmy Corbett, Jimmy Carter, honor inada, Fred Vickers, Mike Daugherty, Jimmy Parham, David Sor- ltendent. (Front Row) Marlene LeGette, Priscilla Lehman, Della dford, Margie Stalvey, Virginia Flippo, Marie Parker, Linda Bass, Dampier, Cathy Barfield, Francene Steedley, Irene Geiger, Sena irnie McMillan.