Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fort Oglethorpe, GA)

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8th GRIDE Left to right, first row Donald Holcomb. Nellie Sue Games, Cathy Renshaw, Martha Scott, Dorothy Forster, Grade Davenport, Dorothy Tyler, Sylvia Hulgan, Angeline Chamberlain Second row Dennis Hill, Lebron Brown, John Christian, Bobby Doty, James Coulter, Billy Ray Howell, Lance Cassidy, Sammy Allmond, Wanda Adair, Jean McNair, Joan Witt Third row: Billy McCallie, Charles Allen. Kenneth Arp, Raymond Brodie, Omarlene Langston, Janice Scoggins. Richard Chapman Fourth row Norman Hardeman, James Arms. Jimmy Lusk. Sonny Lowe. Richard Lyons, Harry Hall, Gloria Roberson, Joyce Hill, Margaret Norton Fifth row: Jerry Cofield, Jo Ann Hurt, Juanita Cam, Dolores Giddens, Betty Patterson, Martha Anderson, Julia Mount, Dolores Delaney Sixth row: Kenneth Bennett, Sam Peden Donald Dawkins, Harry Joe Royal, Wade Holbrook, Lee Robinson, Martin Tudor, Ronald Wilson ACTIVITIES We of the eighth grade will al- ways remember how crowded we have been this year. Ours is the largest homeroom in high school We certainly will be glad when the new school building is completed Nellie Sue Games and Martin Tudor represented our class in the Hallowe’en King and Queen Con- test. Nellie Sue won over the other eighth grade contestants for queen. Among our social events of the year have been a skating party at the Rollerdrome and a Christmas party in our homeroom. Christian's Homeroom CLASS OFFICERS Raymond Brodie .................President Dennis Hill ...............Vice President Nellie Sue Games ... .Secretary-Treasurer John Christian .. .Chairman, Social Comm

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8th GRADE ow: Donald Mann, Clayton McCain, Jerry Kelley, Billy Ray Stephenson, Ralph Rogers, witt Wright, Fonza Wilson. Second row: Jo Ann Neyman, Barbara Hull, Jeanne Will- s, Louise Mathews, Marie Lyons, Mary Joyce Shell, Marcia Owens, Nellie Hatfield. Sloan, Zetta Lou Logan, Alma Lee Burgess, Dorothy Hall, Jeannette Clark, Regina Par- lenno Roberson. Fourth row: Wilma Cross, Charles Amos, Marchetta Reese, Lillie Tinsley, Charles McCallie, Mary Frances Stewart, Kay Frances Gooch. Fifth row: Shir- ley Henderson, Wayne Porden, Darel Orr, David Queen, Lynn Bryant, Grady Strickland. Sixth row: Lonnie Linville, Alan Ledford, Belmont Matthews, Lloyd Wells, Frank Chitty. CLASS OFFICERS Alan Ledford................... President Clayton McCain..............Vice President Edward Foster...................Secretary Lillian Jordan ..................Treasurer ACTIVITIES This year another enjoyable one. In October we had a Hallowe'en Party at the home of Mrs. Cooper, Marcia Owens' aunt. We played games and were served with re- freshments. Edward Foster and Lillie Jordan represented us in the Hallowe'en Carnival. We had a skating party with Mr. Christian's room, a Christmas party in Room 8 and afterwards another skating party. We owe a lot to Mrs. H. B. Matthews and Mrs. T. A. McCain for helping make our year so suc- cessful. Montgomery's Homeroom

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71 Ii Illimi: Left to right, first row: Glenn Barns, Clifford Walker, Gene Leigh, Don Porter, Charlie Ralston, Gerstel Roberson, Carl Lee. Second row: Helen Teal, Jackie Prescott, Billy Jo Siniard, J. W. Goldsmith, Marlene McDonald, Cecile Cantrell, Barbara Rogers. Third row: Clarence Reynolds, Jo Ann Tudor, Billie Mae Clark, Carolyn Reagan, Dorothy Miller, Elouise Slagle, Patsy Pope. Fourth row: Tommy Suggs, Norma Webb, Charles Luster, Jackie Scoggins, Sue Dagnan, Bobbie McWhorter, Barbara Runyan. Fifth row: Kenneth Richie, Eddie Cuthbert, Pat Miller, Jackie Prescott, Lester Stork, David Lawrence, Stanley Miller. CLASS OFFICERS President Jo Ann Tudor Vice President .... Carl Lee Secretary Tommy Suggs Treasurer Eddie Cuthbert Program Chairman. Jackie Scoggins ACTIVITIES The parties the seventh grade have had so far this year are: a skating party, a Thanksgiving par- ty, and a formal Christmas party. All were a great success and every- one enjoyed them. Both seventh grades had their Christmas party together in the Auditorium It was a beautiful for- mal affair, with all the Christmas trimmings With the help of the room moth- ers they are hoping to make enough money for a nice trip at the end of school. Mr Leigh's Seventh Grade