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

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jfhe hlnnuaf Staff Joaheutew Stfigh School Presents Uhe 1956-57 Warrior 7fie me T'orecuo This annual contains a record of the happenings and events of the 1956-57 school year. The editors hope that you will enjoy and treasure it through the coming years. C. FRED WILLIAMS Catoosa County Superintendent of Schools Mr. Williams has a place in the hearts and lives of Lakeview's students. For eight years he was the principal of our school. His interest in the students and their problems is genuine, and his years of service to Lakeview High School will always be remembered. IF X OVJ HAVE BUILT CASTLES IN THE A,lR_,NOUR WORK NEED NO THAT IS WHERE THEX SHOULD BE. NOW PUT THE FOUNDATIONS U TL.ES ano crossing SAFE AND SURE. TO E UER.X WAN THERE OPENET A WAV, ANO WAXS, ANO A WAX, ANO THE HIGH SOUL C. LI MBS THE Hf H WAX, ANO THE LOW SOUL G-ROPES THE LOW; ANO N BETWEEN ON THE KtSTX FLATS, the Rest drift to and frc BUT TO EVERT WAN THERE OPEPiETH A Ht H WAY ANO ALOW, ANO EVERX WAN OEClO THE WAX HIS SOUL SHALL — ToWin Oxe n.l  C PER THEW. -Tk,v«.a Dedication To Mr. M. L. Christian, we The Annual Staff dedicate this Warrior. May it show our appreciation for the years of understanding and service he has rendered to the students of Lakeview High School. BR D E OF KNOWLEDGE From the watchtower of Love, Patience and Wisdom they have guided us across the safe bridges of high school life. J rincipal s Jliessaye Once again we come to the close of another school year. To the senior it means the chartering of a new course, to the undergraduate a break of routine, and to the fac- ulty the pleasant feeling one receives from being instru- mental in helping to advance the youth of his community past another station along life’s road. Senior, within these pages are the happiest four years of your life, preserve this book — it will become more precious as the years pass by. Your alma mater is proud of you. We want to con- tinue to help you in every possible way. There is no better way for you to justify our faith in you than for you to be loyal to your parents, your school, your community, your country, yourself, and to God. To the seniors, as well as the undergraduates, I pray God’s richest blessings upon every one of you. C. B. Davault, Principal MR. C. B DAVAULT Principal . . . That I should do my work on this earth and give of myself for the good of others . . . And guide those put in my care to a future of wisdom and understanding—that is rtiy life. MRS. JESSIE NEAL Secretary MR. M. L. CHRISTIAN Assistant Principal MISS STELLA CALLAWAY Major in Science University of Georgia MRS. LOIS H. BALDWIN A.B. in English University of Chattanooga MR. GEORGE TURNER A.B., English Union University MRS. MARY C. BLEVINS B.S., Elementary Education Jacksonville State College MISS GERTRUDE HEARN B.S. Degree Peabody College MR RUPERT CLEMONS B.S., English Tennessee Polytechnic Institute MR. J. B WIMBERLY B.S., Engineering Physics University of Chattanooga MR. CHARLES PRUETT B.S., Physical Education and Health Carson Newman College MRS LLOYD BROWN. JR B.S., Business Administration Bob Jones University MRS. JANE MORELAND B.S., Home Economics Berry College MR JACK WADE B S.. Physical Education and Health Carson Newman College MR. DEXTER STANPHIL Principal of Junior High MISS MARY F. ARNOLD L.S. Degree and Education Middle Tennessee State Teachers College MR JERRY WRINKLE Mathematics and Physical Education Carson-Ncwman College A builder builded a temple. He wrought it with grace and skill; Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will. Men said as they saw its beauty, It shall never know decay. Great is thy skill, O builder: Thy fame shall endure for aye.” A teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite care, Planning each arch with patience. Laying each stone with prayer. None praised her unceasing efforts None knew of her wondrous plan, For the temple the teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the builder’s temple, Crumbled into the dust; Low lies each stately pillar. Food for consuming rust. But the temple the teacher builded Will last while the ages roll. For the beautiful unseen temple Is a child’s immortal soul. CO-EDITORS Rita Payne Judy Parrish SPONSOR Mrs. Lois H. Baldwin Catoosa County Teacher of the Year (' asses No great thing is created suddenly, any more than a hunch of grapes or a fig. If you tell me that you desire a fig, 1 answer you that there must be time. Let it first blossom, then bear fruit, then ripen. — EPICTETUS SENIOR CLASS OFPICERS President ....................... BEN HOLCOMB Vice President .................. DAVID MARTIN Social Chairman ................... JUDY JORDAN Secretary ............................ HELEN RIGSBY Treasurer ................................. PAT ROSS ( ass History Well, we finally made it! We are seniors at last. For four long years we have struggled through our classes and are now crossing the bridge to a new and adventurous life where we will erect our buildings high and cross many more bridges. We have shared many happy experiences such as the Junior-Senior Banquets, the class plays, and the trip to Washington. Now we are crossing the threshold of a new life where we will find our place in society. GARY ALVERSON He has no time for thrills or fame, a mere diploma is his aim. LINDA BAUGHN And thank Heaven for a good man’s love. PAUL BROWN If he wasn't first, he was in the first line. EMMA LOU BURNS In argument she showed great skill, for even though vanquished, she’d argue still. MARSHA BRITT Let me speak, otherwise I cannot be happy. RAMONA BRYAN Drink not too deeply of the fountain of knowledge, lest you strangle. LEWIS CARROLL Tis as cheap sitting as standing. ROYCE CASH Never too tired to rest. CAROLYN BEATY She always believed in the old adage. 'A good man is hard to find.’ JO ANN CAMPBELL I am in search of a man. ROBERT COPE To think is an idle waste of time. KATHERINE DURHAM Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excel- lent thing in a woman. LOUISE CROOK One among a thousand. RUBY DENNIS If business interferes with pleasure, cut off business. BARBARA EDGEMON I've got my man. CALVIN GRANT We cannot all be masters. JANICE COULTER If it can’t be done, watch somebody do it. MARIE EAKER Speech is silver, silence is golden. ANNA GRIFFITH Quiet but pleasant to know. JANICE GRIFFIN Let us enjoy the present, we shall hate trouble enough hereafter. HAROLD HALL Why worry, that's what teachers are paid to do. NEAOMI HEARELL A little girl, so full of pep, with the world she keeps in step. WANDA HARVEY School days are good, but school nights are better. JERRY HATFIELD Under his quietness, there is an imp of wit and humor. BEN HOLCOMB The force of his own merit makes his way. SANDRA HOLDER As busy as a bee. LARRY HALL believe in work, but I’m not in favor of it. JOYCE HILL Not bashful, I just give others a chance. TOMMY KELLERHALS The man that blushes is not quite a brute. JUDY LOWE A peck of troubles. CELIA HUSKEY She may not say much, but she knows a lot. JUDY JORDAN A smile for every girl and two for every boy. RICHARD LANE His only labor was to kill time. MARIE LINVILLE I bear a charmed life. JOEL KING For a bashful boy, he gets into an awful lot of mis- chief. DAVID MARTIN The lad is not dead, he merely sleeps. FELTON McABEE I ain’t dead, but I’m speechless. CAROLYN McCAIN A good time is all I ask. JUDY PARRISH stand at the brink of a great career—won't some- body please push me off? ruth McPherson shall laugh myself to death. WILMA OWENS A sweet girl of the red-head type. TOMMY PAYNE It’s all Greek to me. WOODY PECK Wine, women, and song are getting me down, guess I’ll have to give up singing. RITA PAYNE Oh! This learning—what a trying thing it is. SHIRLEY PIERCE The highest of distinctions is service to others: RONNIE PITTS While there’s life there’s hope. EDDY PORTER He’s a woman hater, but the Bible says, 'Love your enemies.’ EUGENE PIERCE take life as it comes and enjoy it. WYNNONA RODEN There is nothing more fun than a man. RONALD SALLINGS No limits but the sky. FRANKLIN SCRUGGS Remember the old saying, 'Faint heart never won fair lady.' HARAN SHIRLEY Better men than I may have lived, but I ser- iously doubt it. JOSEPHINE SCARBROUGH Lit e and team. ROBERT PRICE He who seeks trouble finds it. LINDA REED A merry tongue that goes all day. HELEN RIGSBY As sociable as a basket of kittens. CHARLES ROGERS A bold, bad man. PAT ROSS Not too bashful, nor too bold; she’s just axactly right I'm told. MAX TANKERSLEY I'll turn over a new leaf. test WANDA SMITH Remember it is as easy to marry a rich man as a poor man. TINA HARRISON Graceful manner, ardent charms make her a welcome lady. LEROY TATE Why rush? Rome was not built in a day. SUE THOMPSON She’d rather talk to men than angels any day. BILLY TAPP Great men are not always wise. CAROLYN TINSLEY My tdea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. WALTER WILSON Beware of a quiet man. STERLIN WOMACK If study were the cause of death, he’d live forever. JAMES WIGLEY Man's work is never done —why start it? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President BOBBY DRAKE Secretary JOANNA ADAMS Vice President DON PHARR Treasurer MARTHA PERRY (j ass Hisiortj We have passed through one of the most wonderful years of our school life. We worked furiously on the Junior-Senior Banquet and yet had time for many parties. We are looking forward to our coming senior year which is always crammed full of work and fun. Joanna Adams Tommy Allen David Armour William Ashley Lowell Blevins Judy Bowen Garvis Chadwick Cecil Clark Lawrence Hayes Betty Haynes Jerry Lee Haynes Mary Jo Hardin Pat Hill Floyd Hinnard Marion Holbrook Lynda Howard p 'u'«i w  Dcryl Hutton Jimmy Ivey John Jordan Evaun Ketehersid Norma Lane Clyde Langley Wayne Lee Johnny Leigh Tommy Long Jenny Lyle Joyce Pell Ernestine Teas Raymond Moore Peggy Morris Carolyn Neal Leroy Nelson Carolyn Osburn Eugene Overby Tommy Owens Nancy O'Neal Joyce Morrow Tommy McCloud Sybil McNair Wendell Miller Jackie Pendergrass Jerry Pendergrass Martha Perry Fay Pettyjohn Donald Pharr Robert Prince Jenny Ramsey Bobby Reeves PHOTO NOT AVAIlAtU Addie Mae Robinson Steve Robinson Donna Rominger Elizabeth Rominger Berlyn Roszell Philip Shaeffer Rovena Shoemaker Sandra Simmons Linda Sizemore Wilma Snyder Christine Logan Trallis Swader Charles Taylor Jimmy Tubbs Shirley Tyrrell Presta Tinker SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President...................... JERRY LEE Secretary LINDA SEXTON Vice President SANDRA GRANT Treasurer DIANA CARROLL Glass History We are the class who will take the honored place of the juniors in this, our coming year. We have come a long way together and have but a few short years to go. Robert Allen. Johnny Allman, Linda Baker, Jeanette Barnes. J. L. Beagles. Leonard Bentley, Bobby Bowen. Donald Brock, Carolyn Brown, C. L. Brown, Mike Brown. Roy Burkhart, Fonda Burns, Jackie Camp. Diane Carroll, James Cooper, Jo Ann Cowart, Wilma Cox well, Elaine Crowe, Carolyn Crabtree, Glenda Culberson, Marvin Daniels, Brenda Dalton, Kenneth Dawson, Carolyn Dempsey, Levan Dempsey, Reginold Dedmon, Yvonne Ervin. Benny Ervin. James Etten. Johnny Epps, Sandra Feagan. Bobby Fulton. Frances Gannaway, Sandra Grant, Jimmy Guider. Fay Hammond. Charles Haney. Annette Harrison. Geraldine Harvey, Sammy Haskett, James Haynes. Carol Henley, George Hinnard, Barbara Howard, Jimmy Howard, Carolyn Hurley, Billy Jackson, Paul Johnston. Frank Keller. Dianne Kelley. Sandra Matthews. Willene McDaniel, Yvonne Meers, Glenda Metcalf, Norma Morrow. Donald Mays, Robert McCoy, Lamar McCraw, Micheal McKinney, Glenn Mercer, Donald Mills, Dess Neal, Billy Nelson, David Newell, Pat Norwood, Edward Overby, Wayne Overton. Richard Poole, Mary Peterson. Linda Pitts, Nancy Qualls, Frances Rankin, Mary Reece. Betty Richardson, Linda Rominger, David Roach. Danny Robinson, Linda Sexton. Retha Shad rick, Carolyn Simmons, Vivian Skidmore, Rodonna Smith. Shelva Sparks. Martha Keller)', Eileen Lang, Carl Langston. Jerry Lee. Linda Lequire, Danny Lillard, Patsy Linger- felt, Judy Love. Betty Luster, Charles Martin, Martha Gilley, Carol Ripple, Ollie Mae Holder. Charles Scruggs. Jerry Steele, Jimmy Smith, Le Bron Smith. Ronald Spires. Jimmy Stallings, Jerry Stephens. Patsy Steele. Carol Talley, Loretta Tarpley, Shelba Thrower, Jane Tipps. Mary Turner. Terry Tennant. Mike Torbett. Phil Tingle, Joe Taylor, Carolyn Trevis, Wanda Vaughn, Glancey Watson, Arlon Wells, Robert Whaley, Dale White, Johnny Wilbanks. Wayne Williams, Bobbie Winnie. Michael Witt. Jerry Wood, Patsy Westbrook. Glenda Whaley. Jennifer Wilson, Zelma Wilson. Jean Womack. Arnold York. Warren Harmon Wayland Higdon, Sandra Wright. This might start a new fad. Anyone care for a spot of tea.' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ....................... BILLY CALLAHAN Reporter ............... Vice President.........................JACKIE BECK Secretary ................JERRY CHAMBERS CAROLYN CLARK Treasurer ............................ ANN BODKIN As freshmen, we are just beginning to travel the long road to graduation. Ahead of us are many obstacles, many roads to choose from. Also, we have many happy times together to look forward to. With every day carrying us nearer to our goal, we hope to cross our bridges successfully into the land of adults. Donald Allen Sally Allen Leroy A merson Wayne Armour Joyce Arp Judy Baker Jackie Beck Roger Bently Ann Bodkin Suzanne Brooks Patricia Burkette Billy Callahan Charlotte Carbine Patricia Carnes Judy Carroll Barbara Castell Reba Causby Billy Jo Chambers Jerry Ann Chambers Ralph Chambers Harold Christian Billy Jo Clark Carolyn Clark George Clark Carole Claridy Ronald Coffman Linda Coleman Erwin Coulter Jerry Crawley Johnny Creasy Albert Crook Robert Dixon Fred Doyle Lamar Edge Douglas Epperson Betty Eslinger Peggy Eubanks Jan Fain Raymond Fincher Lebron Forester Linda Gill Wanda Grant Lewis Guess Betty Guffey Gail Hamontree Dan Harding Jimmy Hargis Joan Harp Carol Harris Lois Harris Glenda Hayes Dennis Hixon Lamar Hodges Billy Hogan Patricia Holder Elaine Hollifield Linda Huckabe Grace Hulgan Harold Huskey Robert Kelly Larry Killingsworth Charlene King Garland Jenkins Valerie Galutia Sandra Lane Lynda Langston Patsy Lemons David Lequire Delores Locke Charles Lowe Alice Lunsford Ima Jean Malone Tommy Mullican Marion O Rear Mary Parker Patsy Payne Wesley Payne Nick Pedigo Juanita Revels Eldon Richardson Donnie Roberson Alvin Robinson James Rodgers Bobby Rose Bob Sexton Barbara Sharp Kimlyn Shirley Jack Springfield Nelda Steele David Stinnet Troy Swanson Frances Taylor June Tennant Joyce Thompson Larry Thompson Betty Tinker Carolyn Turner Jerry Varnon Bob Warren Dianne Watson Richard White Fred Wilkins Earline Williams Linda Woods Durwood Stallings Harold Eaton Tommy Edmondson Richard Eskew Loretta Ettien Mary Lee Gray Austen Machen Darlene Marsh David Mason Tommy Massengale Mary Ann McAfee Donna McCoy Leroy McCraw Melanie Moore Charles Morgan Charlotte Morgan Linda Morgan Jerry Morrow Gilda Moss Hank Mueller Lucy Neal Barbara Nelson Larry Nelson Lavonne Newell Delores Nicholson Jackie O’Neal Billy Orr Pat Owens James Pankey Randy Parrish Carlton Payne Gary Ramsey Richard Rice Bob Robinson NOT PICTURED Raymond Vaughn Troy Edgemon Charles Higdon Harold McClure Helen Travis Ernest Smith Shirley Carnes Charlotte Wood Bobby Arnold Sammy Bunch Joel Champion Jack Teas Franklin Christian Wayne Dawn Marvin Coffman Mary Crane Thomas Grant Tommy Haskett Eike Hohenadl Beverly Jones Faye Pritchitt Russell Schievelhud We are just beginning to cross the bridge to our high school years. We hope that in the coming years we shall have many happy experiences together. President ..................... FARRELL COURTNEY Vice President ................. DONNA HOWELL Secretary ............................. GLORIA PITTS Treasurer....................... LA VON MARTIN EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Wayne A1 verson Frankie Arp Sybil Baine Sandara Ball Marcia Barker Carolyn Barnes Judy Boatman Paul Bolt Shirley Brock Tommy Burkmier Phyllis Burnett Sue Byrd Carolyn Campbell Danny Campbell Linda Campbell Louise Campbell Fred Chambers Wanda Clark Jim Cohen Billy Cooper Farrell Courtney Gaynelle Coxwell Datha Crook Patricia Cummings Loretta Cuthbert Johnnie Davis Flo Dickert Lola Dietz John Duncan Wanda Edge Linda Eslinger James Evans Opal Farrell James Forester Donnis Gentry Gail Giddens Norma Gillian Sheilah Gray Aloma Gray Sharon Greene Billy Guffey Doyle Guffey Roy Haddock Pat Hale Millie Hall Wayne Hardeman Billy Harwood June Henegar Mary Herman Doyle Hill Mack Hodge Jane Holbrook Mary Jo Holder Eddie Holland Donna Howell Dorothy Howell Paul Jackson Perry Jackson Gail Johnson Chip Jones Sharon Jordon Charlotte Kay Sarah Kellerhals Brucetta Laugherty Cathie Ledbetter Donna Lee Gayle Lehman Stelle Leigh Edward Lewis Sue Lewis Alvin Liles Robert Li ley Ray Lingerfelt Wendell Lingerfelt Bobby Logan Wayne Lowery Sherry Lyons Charlotte Martain LeVon Martain Richard Mayfield Billy Maynor Trinka Mercer Dorothy Metcalf Linda Miller Mickey Miller Freddie Mills Patsy Morris Annita Neal Perry Newby De Ann Oaks Dorothy O'Neal Linda O'Neal Jack Ogden Shirley Perkins Gary Peterson Gloria Pitts Mary Quarles Larry Raines Jerry Revels Marie Rice Ruby Rucks Charlotte Robinson Rebecca Sanders Carol Shell Cheryl Smith Charlene Spencer Dale Stewart Rebecca Stine Trent Strickland. Naomi Tate. Diane Tempelton, Cathy Walthour, Brenda Whisenant, Earlene Whisenant. Paula White, Linda Wooden, Marie Young. NOT PICTURED Fred Bell Betty Bently Fay Bishop Patricia Forester George Franklin Wayne Gamble Jean Genou Jean Gilley Wesley Howard Gordon Hulgan Patricia Johnson Barbara Merriman Judy Morgan Charlotte Ripple Jewell Skidmore Jimmy Springfield Barbara Williams Sarah Young This is the All-American youth?” 'When you and I were young, Maggie . . . You tell her how it's done, C. B. Go! Go! Go! Our hardworking Photopraghic editors? Mr. Bill Baker and our editors Elvis with G.I. haircut. Measuring for caps and gowns. All that we need to do, Be we low or high, Is to see that we grow Nearer the sky. —REESE BEST LOOKING Pat Ross Calvin Grant MOST TALENTED Rita Payne Woody Peek CLASS PETS Judy Jordon Yogi Price WITTIEST Carol McCain Robert Cope MOST DEPENDABLE Anna Griffith Larry Hall BEST PERSONALITY Judy Parrish Tommy Kellerhals MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED Neaomi Hearell Jerry Hatfield Ruth McPherson Edward Young BEST SPORTS Emma Lou Burns Frank Scruggs Jl unior c. Super atii oes MOST POPULAR FRIENDLIEST Judy Bowen Raymond Moore Steve Robinson Joyce Morrow BEST LOOKING Norma Lane Garvis Chadwick BEST ALL AROUND Margie Young Don Pharr c jop iom ore BEST ALL AROUND Jerry Lee Linda Sexton FRIENDLIEST Carl Langston Sandra Grant MOST POPULAR Ronald Spires Sandra Feagans BEST LOOKING Jackie Camp Wilma Coxwell Sresfn esnrnan BEST LOOKING Larry Killingsworth Jerry Ann Chambers BEST ALL AROUND Randy Parrish FRIENDLIEST Lois Ann Harris Larry Nelson Sandra Callahan MOST DEPENDABLE Ann Bodkin Jackie Beck ( Jraanizaiions Build today, then, strong and sure. With a firm and ample base; And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. —LONGFELLOW Annua taff Judy Parrish Co-Editor Rita Payne Co-Editor Ramona Bryant Joel King Edward Young Robert Cope Celia Huskey Ben Holcomb Jerry Hatfield Lois H. Baldwin Sponsor Celia Huskey Co-Editor Sandra Holder Co-Editor Margie Young Donna Rominger Anna Griffith Josephine Scarbrough Marie Linville Carol McCain Sue Thompson Latrelle Cloer Linda Reed Shirley Terrell Neaomi Hearell Wilma Snyder Audry Brown Sponsor JL eHerman C 'fu6 AciioHies Our plans and designs should be so perfect in truth and beauty, that in touching them the world could only mar. We should thus have the advantage of setting right what is wrong, and restoring what is destroyed. —GOETHE Homecoming Queen PAT ROSS Judy Jordon Anna Griffith 7Kr. T Ji amor TOMMY KFLLFRHALS BILLY TAPP CALVIN GRANT NORMA LANE CHARLES ROGERS JENNY LYLE JooiSaff Sponsors LOUISE CROOK TOMMY KELLERHALS LINDA REED HAL HALL SUE THOMPSON STERLIN WOMACK BEN HOLCOMB JUDY BOWEN Jootba f Sponsors JOHNNY LEIGH CAROL McCAIN MARY REESE YOGI PRICE ANNETTE HARRISON LEWIS CARROLL WANDA SMITH GARY ALVERSON LOIS ANN HARRIS Jo otSail Sponsors FRANKLIN SCRUGGS MARTHA PERRY Pat Ross was crowned Homecoming Queen by Tommy Kellerhals. m m C. Fred Williams made the presentation of gifts. Mrs. Moreland was presented with an orchid. Majorettes: Willene McDaniel, Mary Turner, Jerry Ann Chambers. Annette Harrison, Sandra Grant, Sandra Feagans. Cheerleaders: Rovena Shoemaker, Pat Warren. Judy Bowen, Patsy McIntosh, Anna Griffith, Judy Jordon, and Mascot, Christie Brown. Majorettes: Jenny Lyle, Sandra Feagans, Head Major- ette, Linda Reed. Flag Twirlers: Jennifer Wilson, Diane Carroll, Ima Jean Malone, Carol Talley, Wilma Coxwell. CAST Jerry Hatfield Rita Payne Ramona Bryant Judy Parrish Celia Huskey Anna Griffith Ben Holcomb Robert Cope Latrelle Cloer Martha Perry Carolyn McCain Director—George Turner Prompter—Neaomi Hearell 'You wanted to see me gasps Wes. Peggy really caused some confusion that time. A solemn group as the mystery is solved enior r 7afent S£t Otl) Girls’ Trio Johnny Harvey sang Young Love Shades of Elvis! Roy sings Hound Dog. Mr. Ralph Miller and Lakeview’s Swing Band Anna Griffith sang a solo. Donna Greene sang several songs. Margie Young humorously imitated Miss Callaway. Who had the audience in a trance? ? % Judy Bowen was Queen of Candy Land. Emcee Steve Robinson crowns Jerry Hatfield King. Jlunior enior Who cracked that joke, I wonder ? Banc uei Pat Warren perfectly imitated Mrs. Brown. 5 c lenior 0 Z as iion e f J ari y ' Dig these crazy, mixed up cats! Born fifty years too late.'' Oh. Ma. one look won’t hurt! If Arthur Murray could see us now! JUDY JORDON CALVIN GRANT Seniors as they leave the church after the service. Seniors during the Baccalaureate service at the Lakeview Baptist Church. Honor students lead the Proces- sional. A tea was given for the Seniors, their parents, and the faculty, after the Baccalaureate service. Seniors were welcomed to the tea by Rev. Roy Lee, his wife, and other of the church officers. 5racfuaiion Cxerc ses Dr. E. C. Gammon spoke to the Graduating Class on Man From Tomorrow.” Celia Huskey, Valedictorian, spoke on the topic, Whither Are You Bound.” Judy Parrish. Class Representative, spoke on the topic, Around the Son.” Rita Payne, Faculty Representative, spoke about Build Your Own Stairway.” Sracfaaiion Superintendent of Schools, C. Fred Williams, spoke to the Senior Class at Graduation Photographer Stanley Baker presented Mr. Davault with an oil portrait. Ben Holcomb, Salutatorian, received his diploma. Neaomi Hearell was the first to receive a diploma. The 1957 Honor Graduates were: Rita Payne. Faculty Representative (92.4); Celia Huskey, Valedictorian (95.8); Judy Parrish, Class Rep- resentative (94.6); and Ben Holcomb. Salu- tatorian (95.6). Senior C ) ass .Junior and Senior ( a.ss (jfjficers Senior Officers, beginning at the left: Judy Jordon, Social Chairman. David Martin. Vice Presi- dent; Helen Rigsby. Secretary; Ben Holcomb, President; Pat Ross, Treasurer. Junior Officers: Don Pharr, Vice President; Presta linker. Treasurer; Bobby Drake, President; Joanna Adams, Secretary. Activities JO ANN CAMPBELL Member of Co-Ed-Hi-Y. LOUISE CALLAWAY Member of FHA, Football Sponsor. ROYCE CASH Member of Key Club, Football Team. 1. Baseball Team, 1, 2, Basketball, 3. Senior GARY ALVERSON Member of Letterman's Club, Played on Football, Bas- ketball and Baseball Teams. Named All-State in Foot- ball. Best Back of year, 1956. MARSHA BRITT Member Beta Club, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff, 1, 2, 3, Read- more Club, 1, 2, 3. Echo Staff, Freshman Best All Around. RAMONA BRYANT Member of FHA. Echo Staff. 3, Beta Club, 4, Chorus, Annual Staff, 4, FHA Secretary, Girls' Trio, Friendliest Senior, Member of Junior Play Cast, Member of Senior Play Cast, Journalism Class Play, Featured in Class Night. EMMA LOU BURNS Bible Club. 1, 2, 3. FHA 1, 2, Co-Ed-Hi-Y, GOC Best Sport, 4, Candidate for Co-Ed-Hi-Y Queen, 4. LATRELLE CLOER Member of Beta Club, Bible Club, FHA, Co-Ed-Hi-Y, Readmore Club, Glee Club, Echo Staff, Library Staff, Arts and Culture Club, Won second place in District Essay Contest. JANICE COULTER Member of Co-Ed-Hi-Y. Drill Squad. PAT COLEMAN Member of Co-Ed-Hi-Y, Library Staff, Readmore Club, Drill Squad. Readmore Club Secretary. ROBERT COPE Member of Key Club. Co-Ed-Hi-Y, GOC, Arts and Culture Club, Annual Staff, Echo Staff, Bible Club, Senior Play, Arts and Culture Club Play. Candidate for Co-Ed-Hi-Y King. Wittiest in Senior Class. KATHERINE DURHAM Member of FHA. Glee Club. Co-Ed-Hi-Y, Drill Squad, Bible Club. LEWIS CARROLL Member of Key Club, Letterman's Club, Football Team. WYNNONA RODEN EZELL Member of Readmore Club, Library Staff. MARIE EAKER Member of Co-Ed-Hi-Y. ANNA MARTHA GRIFFITH Member of Beta Club, FHA, Glee Club. Echo Staff, FHA Historian, Cheerleader, Freshman secretary, Best Looking Freshman, Best All Around Junior, FHA Queen, Football Sponsor, Most Dependable Senior, Can- didate for Homecoming Queen, Candidate for Miss L. H. S., Co-Ed-Hi-Y Talent Show winner. CALVIN GRANT Member of Key Club, Letterman’s Club, Football Team, Most Improved Lineman, 1955, Best Lineman, 1956, Best Looking Senior, Mr. L. H. S. BARBARA EDGEMON Member of Glee Club and FHA. Senior Activities TENA HARRISON JERRY HATFIELD Member of Coed Hi-Y, FHA, Football Sponsor. CELIA ROSE HUSKEY Member of Beta Club, Annual Staff, FBLA, FHA, Echo Staff, Glee Club, Secretary of FHA, President of FHA, Most Intellectual Senior, Class Treasurer, 1, Annual Treasurer, Co-Editor of Echo, Valedictorian, 1957. Member of Beta Club, Coed Hi-Y, Key Club, Arts and Culture Club, Band, Beta Club Treasurer, Coed Hi-Y President, Key Club Secretary, Boy of the Year,” 1957, Most Likely to Succeed, 4, Won First Place in State Typing Contest, Third Place in State Piano, Member of American Guild of Organists, Chattanooga Chapter, Youth Organist at the First Baptist Church of Lakeview. JUDY JORDAN NEAOMI KAY HEARELL Member of FHA, FBLA, Beta Club, Echo Staff, Library Member of Coed Hi-Y, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Senior Class Pet, Most Dependable Junior, Senior Class Social Chairman, Miss L. H. S. Staff, Readmore Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Senior Most Likely to Succeed, Beta Club Vice President, Lak- - view Junior High School Secretary. TOMMY KELLERHALS SANDRA FAYE HOLDER Member of Echo Staff, Coed Hi-Y, FHA, Bible Club, Member ol Beta Club, Coed Hi-Y, GOC, Letterman s Club, Football Team, Boxing Team, Freshman and Jun- ior Class President, Football Captain, President of L Club, Mr. Warrior, Coed Hi-Y King. FBLA, Co-Editor of Echo, Bible Club Treasurer, FHA Delegate, Honorary Member of Quill and Scroll, FHA Queen. JOEL KING BEN HOLCOMB Member ol Bible Club, Beta Club, Arts and Culture Club, Key Club, Coed Hi-Y. Member of Beta Club, Key Club, Letterman’s Club, MARIE LINVILLE Coed Hi-Y, Band, Football Team, Senior Class Presi- dent, Salutatorian, 1957. Received Sportsmanship Award, Mathematics Award, Best All Around Boy Award, Coed Member of Echo Staff. Hi-Y King. JUDY LOWE LARRY HALL Member of FHA. Member of Key Club, Coed Hi-Y, GOC, Football, Most Dependable Senior. DAVID MARTIN Member of Key Club, Vice President of Senior Class. WILMA OWENS FELTON Me A BEE Member of FHA, Bible Club, and Y-Teens. Member of Key Club. RUTH McPHF.RSON MAS TANKERSLEY Member of FHA, Basketball Team, Best Dressed Senior. Member of Key Club, Baseball Team. Sen or JUDY PARRISH Member of Beta Club, Readmore Club, Library Staff, Echo Staff, Annual Staff, Bible Club, Vice President of Quill and Scroll, Co-Editor of Echo, 3, Co-Editor of Annual, 4, President of Beta Club, 4, President of Read- more Club, 3, Junior Class Secretary, Class Representa- tive, 1957, Most Dependable, 2, Most Popular, 3, Best Personality, 4, Received Library Award, DAR Citizen- ship Award, Senior Play, Journalism Play, 3, Seventh District GEA Library Assistants’ Association Secretary, 3, Beta Club Finance Chairman, 3, Readmore Club Sec- retary, 2, Candidate for Miss L. H. S., Featured in Class Night Exercises. Won Essay Contest for Lakeview High School. Won National Proficiency Award for typing. Organist for First Baptist Church. RITA PAYNE Member of Beta Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman of Beta Club Tea, 4, FHA, 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Yearbook Chairman, 3, President of the Quill and Scroll, Readmore Club, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman Readmore Club, 4, Annual Staff Co-Editor Annual, 4, Echo Staff, Art Editor Echo Staff, 3, Sophomore Class Secretary, Most Talented Senior, Named Girl of the Year, 1957, Most Outstanding Senior Girl, Annual Award, Member of Senior Play Cast, Set Designer for Junior Play, Journalism Class Play, Faculty Representative, 1957, Class Poet, Featured in Class Night Exercises, Art Editor of Annual Staff, 4, Won National Proficiency Award for typing, Catoosa County Essay Contest Winner, Library Staff, 3. MARTHA ANNE PERRY Member of Senior Play Cast. SHIRLEY PIERCE Member of Dramatics, Bible Club, Life Service, Literary Society, Readmore Club, Co-Ed-Hi-Y, Beta Club, Echo Staff. EUGENE PIERCE Member of 4-H Club, Freshman Play, Baseball, Softball, and Basketball Teams. Actiuit es EDDY PORTER Member of Key Club. RONNIE PITTS Member of Co-Ed-Hi-Y, 3, Basketball Team, 3, 4, Base- ball, 1, 2, 4. WOODY PECK Member of Key Club, Beta Club, Band, Boys' Quartet, 3, Most Popular, 3, Most talented, 4, President and Vice President of the Band. PAT ROSS Member of Beta Club, Glee Club, Homecoming Queen, Treasurer of Senior Class, Beta Club Secretary, Friendli- est, 3, Most Beautiful, 4, Girls' Trio, Candidate for Miss L. H. S. LINDA REED Echo Staff, Co-Ed-Hi-Y, Band Club, Majorette, Most Beautiful, 3, Class Beauty, 4, Football Sponsor. HELEN RIGSBY Member of Beta Club and Glee Club, Senior Class Sec retary, Best All Around, 4. FRANK SCRUGGS Member of Letterman's Club, Key Club, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team, 1, Received Sportsmanship Award, 3, Best Sport, 4, Candidate for Mr. Warrior. YOGI PRICE Member of Letterman’s Club, L” Club Treasurer, Foot- ball Team, 1, 2, 3, 4, Member of Boxing Team, Class Pet, 4, Friendliest Boy, 2, Football Captain, Candidate for Mr. Warrior, Chattanooga’s Open Golden Gloves Champion, Runner-up in Mid-Southern. Senior Ac Iiuilies WANDA SMITH Member of 4-H Club, FHA. Arts and Culture Club, Co- Ed-Hi-Y, Bible Club, Cheerleader, Basketball Team. RONALD SALLINGS Member of Beta Club. Key Club, Most Popular Junior, Most Dependable Sophomore, Most Intellectual Senior, Mathematics Award. Science Award, Featured in Class Night. CAROLYN TINSLEY Member of FHA. Glee Club, Coed Hi-Y. WALTER WILSON Member of National Junior Honor Society, Student Council. Key Club, Football Team, 4, Basketball Team, City Council, Received American Legion Award, Best All Around Senior, Best All Around Junior, Most Studious, President Freshman Class, Best Sport of Bas- ketball Team. SUE THOMPSON Member of FHA. Glee Club. Readmore Club, Library Staff, Echo Staff, Coed Hi-Y. Bible Club. Drill Squad Leader, Football Sponsor. BILLY TAPP Member of Letterman's Club, Foobtall Team, 3, 4. STERLIN WOMACK Member of CAP, Football Team, Boxing Team. EDWARD YOUNG Member of Key Club, Key Club President, Beta Club, Best Dressed Senior, Business Manager of Annual Staff, Annual Staff, Annual Representative, 3, Fire Marshall, 3, Featured in Class Night. Most Outstanding Senior Boy, Most Outstanding Student from Ft. Oglethorpe. There were lots of laughs when the Seniors were being measured for their caps and gowns for graduation. A suspicious looking group. Steady there, old girl! Al ifetics Don’t waste your life in doubts and fears: spend yourself on the work before you, well assured that the right performance of this hour’s duties will be the best preparation for the hours or ages that follow it. —RALPH WALDO EMERSON Left to right: Marvin Daniels, Tommy Owens. Frank Keller, Louis Carroll. Floyd Hinnard, Ronald Spires. Second row: Yogi Price. Bobby Bowen, Lamar Hodges, Ben Holcomb. Johnny Leigh. Hal Hall, Jackie Camp. Third row: Jimmy Howard, Luther Eslinger, Billy Tapp, Frank Scruggs. Calvin Grant, Sterlin Womack. Tommy Kellerhals, Gary Alverson. 7Jarsiiy 7oolba f Left to right: Coach Pruitt. Captain Yogi Price. Coach Wade, Captain Tommy Kellerhals, and Coach Wrinkle. LOUIS CARROLL STERLIN WOMACK HAL HALL BEN HOLCOMB TOMMY KELLERHALS BILLY TAPP CALVIN GRANT B TEAM FOOTBALL—Left to right Dess Neal, Deryl Hutton. Wesley Payne. Coach Wrinkle, Mike Brown. Richard Poole. J. L. Beagles. Back row: Jerry Lee. Billy Jackson, Cecil Clark. Raymond Moore, Hank Mueller, Warren Harmon. Doyle Guffey, Mike Torbett. Jerry Wood. Left to right: Jackie Camp, Garvis Chadwick. Hilly Callahan. Bobby Bowen. Ronald Spires Front row: Faye Pettyjohn. Floyd Hinnard. Ronnie Pitts. Coach Pruitt. a s a e 6 a 7 e a ? Left to right: Bobby Bowen, Wayne Williams. Billy Callahan. Jackie Camp. Jerry Lee, Walter Wilson. Ronald Spires. Front row: Lamar Hodges. Coach Pruitt. Benny Ervin. BENNY ERVIN JERRY LEE LAMAR HODGE WALTER WILSON BOBBY BOWEN JACKIE CAMP WAYNE WILLIAMS BILLY CALLAHAN RONALD SPIRES Senior Gfass jSeauties Left to right: Linda Reed. Martha Perry, and Tena Harrison. H. RICHARD SHIPP STANLEY BAKER To our photographers, the annual staff wishes to express its deep appreciation for the help and cooperation they have given us in making the pictures for our annual. CALVIN GRANT GARY ALVERSON BEN HOLCOMB o o I n n e r s Lakevicw High School was represented at the District Meet in Rome by these students. Left to right: Latrelle Cloer. Presta Tinker, Joanna Adams. Margie Young. Second row: James Ettien. Jerry Hat- field, Fred Ward. Who is the dignified looking man with the walking cane? Why, it's Mr. Davault, our principal! To Mr. Wilson, the Senior Class voices its thanks for his help- fulness in making our school a cleaner and nicer one. The Senior Class wishes to thank the cafeteria staff for the hot lunches it always had ready. Officers of the Beta Club are. left to right: Pat Ross, Secretary; Jerry Hat- field. Treasurer; Judy Parrish, President; Neaomi Hearell. Vice President. Senior members of the Beta Club served as hosts and hostesses at the annual tea given for the teachers and Beta members' parents. CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation CLASS COLORS Red and White SENIOR SPONSORS Lois H. Baldwin George H. Turner CLASS OFFICERS President .............. Ben Holcomb Vice President David Martin Secretary ............... Helen Rigsby Treasurer.................. Pat Ross CLASS MOTTO In the invisible crown of character, implant a jewel each day. CLASS POEM Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul. As the swift seasons roll! Lease thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last. Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Tilt thou at length art free. Leaving thine outgrown shell by Life's unresting sea!” __OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES Baccalaureate Speaker Rev. Clifford Wells Pastor of Rossville First Baptist Church Subject: Dynamics of a Dream.” Commencement Speaker Rev. E. C. Gammon Pastor Central Presbyterian Church Subject: Man From Tomorrow.” ALMA MATER Where majestic mountains high Blend with lake and sky Stands our noble Alma Mater Red and White, all hail! Alma Mater! Alma Mater! Sons and daughters we Ever loyal, faithful, true Hail to thee, Lakeview. Forward, onward, upward, striving We bear our standards bold. May we now our vows renew Hail to thee, Lakeview. Chorus BEFORE WE BRING OUR BOOK TO A CLOSE, WE WISH TO EX- PRESS OCR THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO EVERYONE WHO HAS HAD ANY PART IN MAKING OUR BOOK A SUCCESS. AS A FINAL W ORD WT: WTSH TO LEAVE W ITH YOU OUR CREED .... 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