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

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RONALD NORRIS Rollo” “Like a powder puff. I'm for women Football 50, 51; L Club 51, 52, Basketball 50. 51. 52, Hi-Y 50. 51 , Echo Staff 51 . Annual Staff 51,52, Senior Class President; Senior Play 51; Beta Club 52 MARION G KENNEDY “Pete” Only a fooi goes to school, when he could be playing pool FootDall 49. 50, 51 ; Basketball 50, 51,52; Box- ing 51. 52, Glee Club 52; L Club 51. 52; Senior Play 51 ; Vice-President Senior Class 51 ; Hi-Y 51 ; Vice-President Beta Club 52; Annual Staff 51; Cap- tain Football 51 u mi u BARBARA WILSON Bobby She has a finger in every pie. Glee Club 49, 50. 51. 52; Echo Staff 51 , Editor Echo 52; F H A 49, 50. 51.52, Tn-Hi-Y 50. 51.52; Beta Club 51, 52; Senior Class Secretary 51, 52; Cheerleader 51. JIMMY McFARLANE Mac Always laughing, never sad; sometimes naughty; never bad L Club 51, 52, Echo Staff 51 ; Editor Annual Staff 52; Football 50. 51; Basketball 51; Secretary Junior Class 50 RUSSELL JONES Bud” I never worry and seldom hurry Annual Staff 52 JO-ANN WOMACK Jo “Talk she can and talk she will; her tongue is seldom still. Cheerleader 50, 51; Treasurer Senior Class; “L Club; Echo Staff 51,52; Glee Club 52.

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CHARLES BOLT “Hamic Some other's might come to school to play, Charley comes to sleep all day.” Senior Play, Glee Club 48, Spanish Club. JIMMY HYATT Seymore” Girls, he's not shy, take a look then give a sigh. Echo Staff 51.52, Football 49, 50, 51; Basket- ball 50, 51.52. Glee Club 50. 51. 52; L Club 51. 52, Junior Play 50; Senior Play 51 ; Vice-President Senior Class 52; Assistant Editor Warrior 52; Beta Club 52 SR HI 0 RS BARBARA WATERS Barb” Quiet and sweet, pleasant to meet Annual Staff 52. Tn-Hi-Y 52. Social Chairman Senior Class 52. JIMMY BROYLES “Jim” All great men are dying. I don't feel well myself.” Spanish Club. JUNIOR CLARK Pop Teachers, books, and classes are his only objections to education. L Club 51, 52; Basketball 49, 50, 51, 52; Football 49, 50, 51; Captam Football 51; Annuai Staff 52; Echo Staff 52, President Sophomore Class CHRISTINE RODEN Chris Why study when I can copy someone else's paper? Tri-Hi-Y 52.

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 THE FAMOUS BELL OF LAKEVIEW” The bell that calls the children to school in Lakeview is nearly a century old. Long before it came to Lakeview it called people to worship at the Methodist Church in La Fayette. It served in this capacity long before the Civil War. When the church was used as a refuge for soldiers of the Confederate Army the old bell became scarred and cracked from shots from the enemy. Years later when the old church was torn down and a new one erected, the bell was offered for sale. It was purchased by the Parent-Teacher Association of Lakevi.ew and was the first main project of this young organization H. E Daily, who was then principal of the school, brought the bell to his home, preparatory to placing it in the school belfry. During the night it was stolen from his porch. The next day a hunt was made for it throughout all the junk yards of Chattanooga. The last junk dealer to be interviewed stated that he had purchased no bell that day. The words were hardly out of his mouth when the sound of a bell pealed forth. Three small Negro boys unobserved had started ringing the bell, which proved to be the historic bell from La Fayette. Following its recovery it was placed in the school belfry and still calls the children in this vicinity to school