Hoboken High School - Trojan Yearbook (Hoboken, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

THE TROJAN Hoboken High School Hoboken, Georgia DEDICATION We gratefully and affectionately dedicate this Trojan of 1958-59 to MR. and MRS. WALTER JACK MOORE, JR., our Sponsors, who have organized our efforts; who have willingly supported and encouraged our many activities; who have de- voted their time and energy to the welfare and posterity of the Senior Class; whose patience, interest and determination have lead us through our difficult times. MR. WALTER J. MOORE, JR. R.S. A., Agriculture Ed. University of Georgia MR. HERBERT COLVIN University of Georgia MR. SHIRLEY MIXON A.RMath M.A., Emory University MR. HUGH BELCHER R.S., Physical Ed. Georgia Teachers College MR. EUGENE WILEY R.S.t Secondary Ed. Georgia Teachers College MRS. JENNIE LARKINS R.S., Elementary Ed. Georgia State College for Women MRS. MILDRED MOORE R.S., Elementary Ed. Georgia Teachers College MRS. MACIE COLVIN R.S., Home Ec. Georgia State College for R omen MRS. ESTELLE LITTLEHELD University of Georgia MR. DUDLEY SPELL R.S., Physical Ed. Georgia Teachers College MRS. MARGARET REEVES R.S., Georgia Teachers College M.A., Peabody College MR. TOM STRICKLAND University of Georgia MISS PEGGY CARTER H.S., Elementary Ed. Georgia State College for W omen MRS. EDNA STRICKLAND R.S., Elementary Ed. Georgia Teachers College MRS. BERTHA JONES R.S., Elementary Ed. Georgia Teachers College ________ MISS NOLA FAYE GRINER Georgia Teachers College MISS POIJ.YANNE ALLEN R.S., Secondary Ed. MRS. GENEVA MELTON Secretary MRS. CAROLYN KELLEY Georgia State College for B omen MRS. EVA KATE ELLIS R.S., Elementary Ed. MRS. EDNA ADAMS Instructional Supervisor MISS FAYE PARNELL Emmanuel College MRS. LOIS JACOBS Georgia Teachers Collegi MRS. BERTHA JACOBS Visiting Teacher BOARD MEMBERS MR. C.B. LITTLEFIELD. Principal HUGH ARNOLD Public Speaking 3,4; Captain of Track Team 3,4; Basketball 2,3; II Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; F.F.A. 3, President 4; Senior Class President; Glee Club President 4; Senior Play 4. DAVID PEARSON Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; High School If ho’s Who I; Literary Meet Typist; Secretary Sophomore Class; Senior Super- lative; Vice-President Senior Class. SUSIE LEE BELL F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Chairman of Degrees 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary 3; F.T.A. 4, Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class Officer 1,2,3,4, President 1,2; Vice- President 3, Secretary 4; 4-11 Club 1; Office Staff 2; One-Act Play 4; Debate 2,3,4; Literary Club 2; Press Club 4; Annual Staff; Soil Conservation Essay 2,3; Glee Club 3; Senior Superlative; High School’s Who’s Who 3. SHIRLEY LEE Reta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Literary Club 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Press Club 4, F.dilor- in-Chief 4; Junior and Senior Treasurer; F.T.A. 4; Glee Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Office Staff 2,3; One-Act Play 4; Rand. WINNIE PRESCOTT V F.II.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4; 4 H Club 1,2; 11 Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Rashetball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Literary Club 3; Junior Play 3; Tennis 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4, Secretary 4; Press Club 2,4, Sports E ditor 4; Office Staff 3; Library Staff 2. ROGER CARTER F.F.A. 1,2,3; One-Act Play 2; Senior Play 4; Stage Manager Junior Play. LOUVINIA CARTER 1.11. A. 1,2,3; Library Staff 2,3; Literary Club 2; F.T.A. 3; Glee Club 3; 4-11 Club 1. JL GWENDOLYN DRIGGERS F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Pres- ident 4; Literary Club 2; Press Club 4; 4-H Club I. MICHAEL DOWLING F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Hi-Y Club 2; Track 4; 4-11 Club I; Baseball 4; Senior Superlative. CARSWELL GRIFFIN Raselxill 1; Track 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,4. YEVONNE GUNTER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 2, President 4; 4-11 C.lub 1; Lib- rary Staff 1,2,3,4; Press Club 3; Literary Club 2. LYNDA HENDERSON F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-11 Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President Freshman Class; 4-H County Council 2,3,4, Trea- surer 2, Vice-President 3; Plus Club 2, President 2; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Leadership Club 2,3, Vice-President 2,3; 'H acona Ensemble 2,3; Anchor Club 3,4, Publicity Director; F.T.A. 3; RelaClub 4; Glee Club 4, Pianist 4. i CAROLYN HERRIN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; F.H.A. 4; II Club 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Literary Club 2; Glee Club 3; Senior Superlative; Library Staff 4; JEAN HICKOX F.H.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; n Club 4; 4-n Club 1; F.T. A. 2, 3,4; Press Club 3,4; Literary Club 2. 4-H Club 1. ANNIE LEE HICKS Glee Club 1,4; Library Staff 2,3; Junior Play; 4-H Club I. CAROLYN HICKOX F.II.A. 1,2,3,4; F.R.L.A. I; Glee Club 2; PH Club 1,2,3,4. EDMOND JACOBS F.F. I. 1,2,4: fleta Club 3,4; Jun- ior Play; Senior Play; Annual Staff; Class Officer 1,2,3; Senior Superlative; Glee Club 3. ft —. JOHNNY JONES F.F.A. 1,2,4; Rasketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Rase ball 1,2,3,4; II Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff; Track 4; Senior Superlative; Stage Ilanager 4. MARJORIE JOINER Basketball 3,4; F.H.A. 4; F.T.A. 3,4; II Club 4; Junior Play; Glee Club 3; Senior Superlative; Tennis 4. EDUARD JONES F.F.A. 1,2,4; Basketball Baseball 1,2. BETTY JOHNS Bela Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Newspaper Staff 4, News Edi- tor 4; 4-H Club 1,2; Literary Club 2; Office Staff 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; F. T.A. 4. WALLACE LEE Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; F.F.A. 1,2; An- nual Staff; Literary Club; Junior Class President; Tennis 2,3,4; H Club; Junior Play; Senior Play; Press Club; Debate 4; One Act Play 2,3,4; Senior Superlative; Clee Club 1,2,3; Baseball 1. DOROTHY LUCAS Beta Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Trea- surer 4; Class Officer 1,3, Pres- ident 1, Secretary 3; Student Teacher 2,3; Senior Play; Annual Staff; Tennis 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Press Club; 4-11 Club 1,2; Literary Club 2; Homemakers A- ward; Commercial Award; Betty Crocker Award 4. t ROY McCLAIN F.F.A. 1,2,4; Beta Club 3,4. SHIRLEY PEARSON 4- Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,4; Glee Club. G. F. ROWLAND F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. PEGGY SAPP Basketball 1; Tennis 1; Program Chairman of 4-H Club 4, 4-H Club 1,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Senior Su- perlative; Library Staff 1,3; Bus Patrol 1,3. JERKY SIRMONS Hi-) Club 1,3; Football 1,2; Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 4; Senior Play; Class Treasurer 1. LOUISE STEVENS Library Staff 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Press Club 4; Office Staff 2; 4-11 Club 2; Literary Club 2. SUE SHADRON Glee Club 1; Vice-President of Leadership Club 3; 4-H Club 4; Vice-President; ]unior Play; Sen- ior Play; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Senior Superlative. DOROTHY SHUMAN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Press Club 4; Bela Club 2,3,4; Literary Club 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; ]unior and Senior Play; Class President 1. BEST ALL-ROUND Susie Bell — Wallace Lee BEST DRESSED Johnny Jones — Shirley Lee MOST TALENTED Lynda Henderson — Hugh Arnold MOST STUDIOUS David Pearson — Susie Bell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Susie Bell — Edmond Jacobs Class Will I. HUGH ARNOLD, LEAVE MY DEEP, BASS VOICE TO GENE WILLIAMS. I, SUE SHADRON, LEAVE MY ABILITY TO BE QUIET AT ALL TIMES TO BARBARA SHEPARD. I, ANNIE LEE HICKS. LEAVE MY TINY FIGURE TO STEVE (BUDDY) HONEYCUTT. I, TOMMY ALDRIDGE, LEAVE MY PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORD TO HENRY ALDRIDGE HOPING THAT HE, TOO, WILL COME ALL FIFTEEN DAYS OUT OF EACH MONTH. I, SUSIE BELL, DO HEREBY LEAVE ALL MY FLIRTATIOUS WAYS TO MARY ELLEN HAGIN. I. WINNIE PRESCOTT, WILL MY ABILITY TO PERSUADE MY STEADY INTO MATRIMONY TO LOUISE JONES. START TALKING, LUCYl % I, LOUVINIA CARTER, LEAVE MY TALKATIVE MANNER TO MARY FRANCES JERNIGAN IN HOPES THAT SHE WILL TALK JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE THAN I DID. I, BETTY COLE, DO BEQUEATH MY BEAUTIFUL BLUE EYES TO A MOST DESERVING JUNIOR, CHARLOTTE MCKENZIE. KEEP 1E M OPEN GIRL. I, GWENDOLYN CREWS. LEAVE MY ABILITY TO WORK HARD FOR HIGHER GAINS TO MYRTICE HICKOX. KEEP WORKING, MYRTICE. I, AZALEE EDWARDS, LEAVE MY LONG. DARK CURLS TO EVON LEE. KEEP'EM CURLY, EVONI I, YEVONNE GUNTER, LEA VE M Y K I ND ATT I TUDE TO DOROTH Y BRANNON TRUST I NG THAT YOU W I LL BE JUST AS CONSIDERATE AND KIND. I, CAROLYN HERRIN. LEAVE ALL 5' 9 TO JENNIE JOHNSON TO REACH HIGHER SHELVES. I, MARJORIE JOINER, Wl LL MY THREE FRONT TEETH TO CAROLYN SAPP. DON’T BE FRIGHTENED, CAROLYN. WE'RE ONLY KIDDING. I, JEAN HICKOX. WILL MY CO-OPERATIVE WAYS TO JACKIE HICKOX SO THAT IN THE FUTURE EVERYONE WILL BE CO-OPERATING AND WORKING TOGETHER. I, ROY THRIFT, WILL MY PROMPTNESS TO CYNTHIA DOWLING; BE PROMPTER THAN I. I, G. F. ROWLAND. WILL MY TIMID AND SHY WAYS TO BETTY JACOBS AND WANDA GRIFFIN. I, SHIRLEY PEARSON, LEAVE MY PARTY SPIRIT TO DORIS ALBRITTON AND ROY STONE. I, WALLACE LEE, LE A VE M Y COLLE CTI ON OF PINEY- WOODS COWS, POLAND CHINA HOGS, AND FRIZZLE- TAILED CHICKENS TO THE MOST DESERVING LAD, EARL WOODS. I, DOROTHY SHUMAN, LEAVE MY ABILITY TO GIGGLE IN CLASS AND OBTAIN A'S ON DEPORTMENT TO CAROL HAGIN AND COLLEEN DICKERSON. I, CARSWELL GRIFFIN, LEAVE MY CHEWED PENCILS. OLD NOTEBOOKS, AND HAIR STYLE TO STANLEY ALDRIDGE AND GILBERT ALTMAN. I, ROGER CARTER, WILL MY ABILITY TO WORK GEOMETRY TO JAMES JOYNER. BE SURE TO LEARN ALL THE ANGLES, JAMES. I, MICHAEL DOWLING. LEAVE ALL MY WITS AND GOOD LOOKS TO JERRY SAUNDERS. I, GWENDOLYN DRIGGERS, LEAVE MY SMALL APPETITE TO LADON DICKERSON. I, CAROLYN HICKOX. LEAVE MY SWEET PERSONALITY TO RICHARD ROWELL. I, BETTY JOHNS, WILL MY LONG, B LON DISH - G R E E N CURLS TO MYRA JANE LEE TO USE IN THE SENIOR PLAY. PUT THEM WITH YOUR RED CURLY LOCKS AND YOU’LL BE A HIT. I, SHIRLEY LEE, WILL MY ABILITY TO TALK AND CUT UP IN CLASS TO TRUDY ALTMAN. I. DOROTHY LUCAS, WILL MY LOYAL DEVOTION TO MY FIANCE WHILE IN SCHOOL TO PEARL EDWARDS. STAY TRUE PEARL. I, PEGGY SAPP, LEAVE MY PRETTY TAN TO M. L. KIMBRELL. DON’T RUIN IT M. L. I, MARY ALICE STONE, LEAVE MY CLARINET TO VANCE CARTER. KEEP IT IN TUNE VANCE. I, BETTY RUTH WELCH, LEAVE MY BASKET-BALL PLAYING ABILITY TO LOMIS WILLIAMS. I, LYNDA HENDERSON, WILL MY BREAK-UP, MAKE-UP METHODS TO MARIE MERCER. I, MARVIN CREWS, LEAVE MY DRIVING ABILITY TO HUBERT PEARSON. STOPI LOOK I LISTENI I, JOHNNY JONES, WILL MY SPEAKING ABILITY TO ROY JORDAN. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. I, EDMOND JACOBS, LEAVE MY ABILITY TO SELL ANNUALS TO RONNIE CARTER AND TOLL IE LEE. I, EDDY JONES, LEAVE MY ABILITY TO RAISE CHICKENS TO TOMMY SMITH AND STEVE JEFFORDS; KEEP'EM CACKLIN' BOYSI I, ROY MCCLAIN LEAVE MY VIOLENT TEMPER TO CARL DIXON AND JIMMY JONES. KEEP IT UNDER CONTROL BOYS. I, DAVID PEARSON, Wl LL M Y BOOKK E E P I NG AB I LIT Y TO TI M PADGET; KEEP YOUR FIGURES IN LINE KIDS. I, JERRY SIRMONS, LEAVE MY ROMANTIC WAYS TO DOUGLAS PRESCOTT. LOVE'EM AND LEAVE'EM DOUGLAS. I, LOUISE STEVENS, DO AFTER MUCH CONSIDERATION WILL MY CURLY LOCKS TO ROY GRIFFIN (LITTLE JOHN) KEEP'EM CURLED, ROYI Class Prophecy RECENTLY REPORTED IN ALL THE PROMINENT NEWSPAPERS ACROSS THE NATION, WAS THE DIS- APPEARANCE OF AN AGRICULTURE EXPEDITION IN THE MYSTERIOUS DARK JUNGLES OF AFRICA. THIS EXPEDITION HEADED BY EDMOND JACOBS AND ROY MCCLAIN, TWO OF THE MOST PROMINENT MEN INTHE FIELD OF AGRICULTURE, WAS FINANCED BY TWO M ILL IONA I RES. EDWARD JONES AND MARVIN CREWS. THE EXPEDI TION HAD BEGAN BEING ORGANIZED WHEN CARSWELL GRIFFIN SECRETARY OF THE AG- RICULTURE ASSOCIATION, GAVE SOME INFORMATION ABOUT A RARE PLANT FOUND IN THE JUNGLES OF AFRICA. TO HUGH ARNOLD, PRESIDENT OF THIS ASSOCIATION. SHIRLEY LEE. ASS I STANT-SECRETARY OF THIS ORGANIZATION RECEIVED ORDERS TO ORGANIZE AN EXPEDITION. SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT WERE GATHERED AND SENT TO IMPERIAL PLANE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OWNED BY MARJORIE JOINER AND CAROLYN HERRIN. THE EXPEDITION SET OFF, ACCOMPANIED BY RADIO OPERATOR. G. F. ROWLAND. LANGUAGE IN- TERPRETER SUSIE BELL. JEAN HICKOX, SPECIAL REPORTER FOR THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER HOBOKEN DAILY ERROR. OWNED BY LOUISE STEVENS AND BETTY COLE. TWO EXPERIENCED HOUSEWIVES, MRS. BETTY WELCH AND MRS. WINNIE PRESCOTT ALSO JOINED THE EXPEDITION TO PREPARE SAVORY AND APPETIZING MEALS. THE EXPEDITION REACHED AFRICA AND WAS GREETED BY AMERICAN AMBASSADOR, TOMMY ALDRIDGE. WHO AQUIRED ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THEM AT THE RESIDENCE OF WALLACE LEE, THE PROSPEROUS YOUNG MAN WHO OWNED A NUMBER OF DIAMOND MINES. HIRED BY MR. LEE. PROFESSIONAL HOSTESS. LYNDA HENDERSON PREPARED A BANQUET FOR THE EXPEDITION. MARY ALICE STONE. EDITOR OF THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER, UBANGI CITATION. WELCOMED THE EX- PEDITION WITH A SPECIAL FEATURE STORY. HEADQUARTERS WERE SET UP IN A VACANT BUILDING OWNED BY MICHAEL DOWLING. PRESIDENT OF THE BREAK-EVEN IMPORT AND EXPORT COMPANY. • SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS OPERATOR, JERRY SIRMANS WAS HIRED TO KEEP CONTACT WITH.THE EXPEDITION AS IT VENTURED INTO THE UNKNOWN AND MYSTERIOUS JUNGLE. A LOCAL DOCTOR ROGER CARTER, AND NURSE, CAROLYN HICKOX WERE EMPLOYED TO ACCOMPANY. THE EXPEDITION TO ADMINISTER FIRST-AID IN CASE OF A DISASTER. THE LOCAL BAND. CONDUCTED BY SUE SHADRON, PLAYED ROCK AND ROLL. AS THE ADVENTUROUS EXPEDITION DEPARTED, WITH PROFESSIONAL GUIDE JOHNNY JONES IN THE LEAD. AERIAL OBSERVATION OF THE EXPEDITION WAS KEPT BY PILOTS. PEGGY SAPP AND SHIRLEY PEARSON TILL THE JUNGLE OBSTRUCTED THEIR VIEW. SEVERAL DAYS AFTER THE DEPARTURE OF THE EXPEDITION CONTACT WAS BROKEN, AND A SEARCH PARTY WAS ORGANIZED WITH ROY THRIFT AS ITS LEADER. ACCOMPANYING HIM WERE. BETTY JOHNS AND EXPERT TRACKER, LOUVlNlA CARTER. REPORTER FOR THE UBANG I CITATION. AND DOROTHY SHUMAN REPORTER FOR THE HOBOKEN ERROR. ALSO ACCOMPANYING HIM WERE TWO EX - CAPTAINS OF THE WOMEN'S AIR FORCE. YEVONNE GUNTER AND DOROTHY LUCAS. MEANWHILE IN THE JUNGLE THE EXPEDITION WAS BEING HELD AS SACRIFICES FOR AN ANGRY VOL- CANO. BY A BAND OF NATIVES LED BY A TRAITOROUS RENEGADE, DAVID PEARSON. UNKNOWN TO THE NATIVES. AND OBSERVER. GWENDOLYN DRIGGERS PROFESSIONAL HUNTER, WATCHED THE EXECUTION OF THE SACRIFICES. UNSEEN THE SEARCH PARTY RETURNED UNSUCCESSFUL. LATER THE REPORT OF THE NEWS OF WHAT HAD HAPPENED TO THE EXPEDITION REACHED GWENDOLYN CREWS, CORRESPONDENCE REPORTER FOR THE AGRICULTURE ASSOCIATION. THE TRAGEDY HIT THE FRONT PAGE OF EVERY NEWSPAPER, ALL OVER THE WORLD. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1959 ON SEPTEMBER 1, 1947, SIXTY-THREE OF US CLIMBED THE STEPS OF THE LITTLE WHITE SCHOOL BUILDING TO BEGIN OUR FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. WE WERE INDEED VERY FRIGHTENED. SOME OF US CRIED WHILE OTHERS CHATTERED GAYLY AMONG THEMSELVES. NEVERTHELESS, IT WASN'T LONG BE- FORE WE OVERCAME OUR FRIGHT AND LEARNED TO PLAY AND WORK WITH EACH OTHER. OUR FIRST YEARS OF SCHOOL WERE SPENT LEARNING THE FUNDAMENTALS, READING, WRITING, AND ARITHMETIC. THIS CONT I NU E D U NT I L W E E NTE R E D THE SEVENTH GRADE. HERE, WE EXPERIENCED THE CHANGING OF CLASSES FOR OUR FIRST TIME. WE THOUGHT WE WERE ALMOST GROWN] IN 1954 WE ENTERED THE EIGHTH GRADE IN OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING. WE WERE CONSIDERED AS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS UNTIL THE TIME CAME FOR CHOOSING COURSES, THEN WE WERE TOLD WHICH COURSES TO TAKE. THE FOLLOWING YEAR, WE BECAME REAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. JUST THE TWO WORDS HIGH SCHOOL SCARED US, B UT AT TH E SA M E TI M E OUR HEARTS WERE OVERFLOWED WITH JOY, EXCITEMENT AND CURIOSITY ABOUT WHAT WAS IN STORE FOR US IN OUR NEXT FEW YEARS TOGETHER. WE SOON FOUND OUT THAT HIGH SCHOOL MEANT CHANGING CLASSES, DUES, SIX FULL SUBJECTS, RULES, TEACHERS AND ONE TEN-MINUTE RECESS. WHEN WE WERE IN THE TENTH GRADE, WE WERE COMBINED INTO ONE CLASS WHICH NUMBERED THIRTY-SEVEN. SINCE WE WERE ALLOWED SOME CHOICE OF SUBJECTS, EVERYTHING PROGRESSED MORE SMOOTHLY. LAST YEAR WE REALLY BEGAN WORKING AND LAUGHING TOGETHER LIKE ONE BIG FAMILY. WE PRE- SENTED OUR JUNIOR PLAY, HESSIE OF THE HILLS WHICH WAS FOLLOWED BY OUR MOST EXCITING EVENT, THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR BANQUET. OTHER NOTABLE EVENTS WERE THE CHRISTMAS PARTY, THE DAY WE ORDERED OUR CLASS RINGS AND THE NIGHT OF THE GRADUATION WHEN WE ACTUALLY BECAME SENIORS. ON SEPTEMBER 1, 1958 WE E NROLLE D FO R OU R LA ST T I M E AT HOBOK E N H IGH . WE WERE VERY PROUD OF OUR TITLE SENIORS . SHORTLY AFTER SCHOOL BEGAN, WE RECEIVED OUR CLASS RINGS. THIS WAS THE MOST JOYOUS TIME EVER] WE KEPT OUR HANDS PLACED SO THAT EVERYONE WOULD NOTICE OUR PRECIOUS RINGS. A FTE R A FE W DAY S TH E NE W WORE OFF AND THEY BECAME A PART OF OUR DAILY ATTIRE. OUR MOST REMARKABLE ACTIVITY OF OUR SENIOR YEAR WAS THE PRESENTATION OF OUR PLAY, THE VALLEY OF GHOST. THIS PLAY AND VARIOUS OTHER ACTIVITIES CONTRIBUTED TO OUR BANK- ROLL, MAKING IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO FINANCE A CLASS TRIP. FROM THE Tl ME WE ENTERED SCHOOL UNTIL NOW, WE HAVE.LOOKED FORWARD TO THE TIME WHEN WE WOULD GRADUATE. WE HAVE AT TIMES TRIED TO RUSH THE YEARS. BUT NOW, SINCE THIS TIME HAS APPROACHED RATHER RAPIDLY, WE TRY TO EXTEND THE HOURS FOR WE HAVE GROWN QUITE CLOSE. WE REALIZE THAT THE MOST WONDERFUL YEARS OF OUR LIFE HAVE COME TO AN END. TRUE ENOUGH, WE'VE HAD OUR QUARRELS, B UT THE SE A RE SOON FORGOTTE N WH E N WE RECALL OUR GOOD TIMES. AL- THOUGH THIS YEAR WILL TERMINATE OUR ASSOCIATION, IT WILL NOT TERMINATE OUR MEMORIES OF THESE TWELVE WONDERFUL YEARS. AS THE CURTAIN SLOWLY FALLS, WE WISH TO TAKE TIME TO EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE TO OUR TEACHERS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED SO GREATLY TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR SCHOOL LIVES; TO OUR PARENTS WHO HAVE STEADFASTLY GUIDED US', AND TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN WHO HAVE GIVEN US EN- COURAGEMENT AND SUPPORT IN OUR DARKEST MOMENTS. REFLECTING THE ENVIRONMENT OF HOBOKEN HIGH SCHOOL, ALL THIRTY-NINE OF US, THE SENIORS OF 1959, WILL GO INTO THE WORLD SEEKING SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS FOR OUR FUTURE LIVES. BY Susie Bell and Edmond Jacobs Historians HOY JORDON TOLL IE LEE RICHARD ROWELL EARL WOODS JENNY JOHNSON CAROL HAGIN IX)RIS ALBRITTON HENRY ALDRIDGE STANLEY ALDRIDGE GILBERT ALTMAN TRUDY ALTMAN DOROTHY BRANNON RONNIE CARTER VANCE CARTER COLLEEN DICKERSON LADON DICKERSON CARL DIXON CYNTHIA DOWLING PEARL EDWARDS ROY GRIEFIN WANDA GRIFFIN MARY ELLEN I1AGIN MYRTICE HICKOX RUTH HICKOX BETTY JACOBS STEVE JEFFORDS MARY FRANCIS JERINIGAN JAMES JOYNER JACKIE HICKOX LOUISE JONES BUDDY HONEYCUTT M. L. KIMBRELL MYRA JANE LEE EVON LEE MARIE MERCER CHARLOTTE McKENIZE HUBERT PEARSON DOUGLAS PRESCOTT TIM PADGETT CAROLYN SAPP ROY STONE TOMMY SMITH BARBARA SHEPARD GENE WILLIAMS LOMIS WILLIAMS ROY ALDRIDGE RAY ALTMAN JIMMY BELL CLYDE CREWS LINDA CREWS THOMAS CREWS WARREN CREWS BENNY DEAN MARY EASTERLING LINDA FOULER LATRELLE GRIFFIN ROY GRIFFIN MARY ANN GUY NOAH HUTCHISON WILLIE HICKOX JERRY HICKS RAY JACOBS GEORGIA LEE JONES ESTELLE LEWIS SHIRLEY LASTINGER MARGARET McCLAIN DALE POPHARM PEARL REDDING AARON ROZIER ROGER STONE ELAINE STRICKLAND JUDY SMITH CHRISTINE WESLINE PATRICIA AMMONS DER HELL STRICKLAND CAROLYN LEE LONNIE DU ROSE BARBARA ALDRIDGE CAROLYN ALTMAN EDWARD CARTER ELNA CARTER ELAINE CREWS MARGARET DAVIS AVERY GRIFFIN VANNIE GRIFFIN LINDA GUNTER RONALD HERRIN ALVIN HOWELL ARNOLD JACOBS ROY JACOBS MARGARET MILES LORETTA MILTON JOHNNY SAPP ELLIS EDWARDS CAROLYN HOUGH JANICE LLOYD DOYLE SMITH LARRY CRAWFORD DAVID ROWLAND PATSY FUTCH STANLEY DOWLING DALE SYLVESTER WAYNE ALTMAN LAMAR ALTMAN EDITH ALDRIDGE KENNETH DAILY JIMMY BROOKS JOHNNY CHESSER MYRA CARTER JERRY DICKERSON WAYNE DOUGLAS BILLY DIXON JOHNNY B. DOWLING PAT DELI. DELORIS EDW ARDS WANELLE GRIFFIN BEATRICE GUY JERRY GRIFFIN MALCOLM GRIFFIN ELSIE HICKOX JIMMY HICKOX ANN HICKOX DERRELL HICKOX BECKY HONEYCUTT GENE JACOBS RUSSELL JOHNS ALVIE KING LILLY KIMBRELL BARBARA LEE WAYNE LEE ANNETTE LUCAS DAVID LLOYD BARBARA LANE J.H. LEE WILLIS LEE REBECCA LEE OLA MAE MORGAN JERRY PEARSON ROBERT MELTON ROBERT PAGE KATHLEEN PEARSON CAROL PETIT JOYCE PADGET MARVIS ROBERTS BERNETTA REDDING DOROTHY STONE MARGIE SMITH JOAN STONE JOHN TODD JOANN WILLIAMS JUDY ALBRITTON CONNIE ALDRIDGE FAYE BAILEY SHIRLEAN BOATRIGHT WANDA CARTER FERRELL CREWS EDDIE cil INCEY PHILLIP IX)WLING ELVIE DRYDEN JERRY FOWLER JAMES FULLARD PEGGY GRIFFIN RONNIE GRIFFIN WAYNE GRIFFIN JOANN GUNTER ROSELYN HERRIN ARTHUR HICKOX RICHARD mCKOX RONNIE HURST JOYCE HUTTO SUSAN LLOYD ALTON MARTIN TRUMAN McCLAIN WALTER MILTON LINDA McKAY ELLIS MIXON FRANCIS RIGDON CELESTE ROWLAND RAY SHUMAN GLORIA SIRMON JAMES ALDRIDGE AUBERY ALDRIDGE KELLY BELL WILEY CARTER DIANE COLVIN IOYCE n CREWS CIIUCKIE CREWS LARRY CROSBY JANICE CRIBB ALENE DIXON KENNETH DIXON SARAH JANE DRYDEN TONY GRIFFIN RICKY GROOVER CAROLYN GRIFFIN LILLIAN GREENE JIJNA FAYE HICKOX DONALD MALI ARNOLD HICKOX LARRY HENDERSON AUDIE HOUGH DELORES HUTCHINSON MRYTLE HARRIS SAMMY JONES FAYE KING JAMES LEWIS DELMUS MARTIN ELOUISE MELTON DOROTHY MILTON DICKIE PUCKETT SHIRLEY PERSALL JERRY SAPP WIN TON STEVENSON ALFRED STEVENSON DEWAYNE THOMAS RONALD ALTMAN HAMPTON AMMONS LINDA ALTMAN TONY RASILE HERNICE CREWS LEONARD CREWS WALTER CREWS PATSY CARTER JERRELL CRAWFORD JANICE CREWS JOHN R. 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GEORG IA WAYCROSS BATTERY AND ELECTRIC COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 611 ALBANY AVENUE AT- 3-0743 WAYCROSS GEORGIA MOTOR PARTS COMPANY wholesale MOTOR REPLACEMENT PARTS COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE AT- 3 - 7414 WAYCROSS GEORGIA SWEAT MILLING COMPANY F.R.M. FEEDS 1250 ALBANY AVENUE MIGHTY FINE FEEDS WAYCROSS, GEORGIA CASON'S FEED SEED AND FERT. 613 ALBANY AVE. WAYCROSS , GEORGIA CALHOUN'S ENTERPRISE MFG. CO. COMPLETE LINE OF THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES WAYCROSS. GEORGIA LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS 1214 ALBANY AVE. WAYCROSS. GEORGIA KEARSON'S KING'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION PLANT AVENUE AMOCO SERVICE STATION PLANT AVENUE PHONE AT- 3 -9860 PHONE AT- 3-4998 LANIER AND REGISTER PHARMACY MURRAY FARM AND GARDEN STORE PENDLETON AT CARSWELL 313 ALBANY AVENUE PHONE AT— 3— 15 32 PHONE AT— 3—0456 WAYCROSS. GEORGIA WAYCROSS. GEORGIA gibson McDonald furniture co. PEARCE DRUG STORE HOTPOINT APPLIANCE 868 TEBEAU ST. PHONE AT-3—4923 WAYCROSS. GEORGIA WAYCROSS. GEORGIA H. J. 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STATE AND TEBEAU STREET R. L. WALKER CHEVROLET CO TELEPHONE 171 17 2 TEBEAU AND CARSWELL AVENUE WAYCROSS, GEORGIA MINCY FUNERAL HOME WAYCROSS GEORGIA TUFFY’S DRIVE-IN FOUNTAIN SERVICE SERVING THE SOUTH'S FINEST WAYCROSS. GEORGIA DESHAZO'S ARMY- NAVY STORE ART IN FLOWERS AND GIFTS 406 TEBEAU STREET WAYCROSS. GEORGIA 871 TEBEAU STREET WAYCROSS, GEORGIA SATILLA SASH AND DOOR CO. WAYCROSS, GEORGIA WILDES TIRE COMPANY EXPERT RECAPPING PHONE AT—3— 1554 WAYCROSS. GEORGIA SOUTHEASTERN BRICK CO. GREAT SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY WAYCROSS. GEORGIA WAYCROSS . GEORGIA FASHION SHOP REDDING AND SEALS DRUG STORE WAYCROSS, GEORGIA WAYCROSS, GEORGIA DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS REXALL DRUG STORE WAYCROSS. 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