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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1961 volume:

O.fie m arnor o of 1961 oaAeuiew Jifia i Sc ioo RossuiI7e., Jeo y a C fucatiori i Joreworci REMEMBER??? The school bell tinging just as you came into the building . . . The clang of lockers and the greetings . . . The days you had all your homework and felt so proud, and then again, the days you didn't . . . The teachers, who tried so hard to make your life a little more worth living . . . The football games when the score was tied and only a few minutes left to play . . , That exciting moment when the Homecoming Queen was crowned . . . The basketball games and the sound of a perfect shot. . . The Class Night . . . The Junior and Senior Banquet, how happy you were and yet how sad-. . . Graduation, could you ever forget . . . And most of all, do you remember the people, the ones you knew so well, and then again, those who were only friends . . . Everything that helped to make that wonderful year . . . Let's go back again . . . LET'S RE- MEMBER . . . Jab e of ()on ents DEDICATION...................4 ADMINISTRATION...............6 CALENDAR GIRLS..............14 SENIORS.....................18 UNDERCLASSMEN...............36 JUNIOR HIGH.................54 FEATURES....................64 ORGANIZATIONS...............94 SPORTS.....................108 ACTIVITIES.................124 ADVERTISEMENTS.............146 STAFF 178 Oecficaiion Many years of untiring service to Lakeview High School, along with her cheerfulness and cooperation and genuine dedication to the teaching profession, havehelped us, the class of '61, to make our choice for dedication. It is with sincere humility and appreciation that we dedi- cate this, our 1961 Warrior, to MISS GERTRUDE HEARN. 4 Another day has dawned, another long, full day, But ere I go to teach, O God, to Thee I pray. I thank Thee for the will, the power the blessed right To lead immortal souls in ways of truth and light. And yet I feel how small, how futile all my power Unless Thou grant Thy help and grace to me each hour. Let me not dim for on he brightness of this day. Teach me, that I may teach; and by Thy grace 1 pray Grant me Thy wondrous love, that I may touch their souls, And turn their eager hearts to high and noble goals. Give me, for I am frail. Thy patience so divine, That I may deal with them in tenderness like Thine. Let me be kind to them - the dull who often call, The trying restless ones, the weakest, poorest, all. Oh, let me not forget that for each little one. The Saviour ever pleads before Thy holy throne. Grant me Thy strength. Thy love. Thy wisdom, deep and free. So shall the day be bright and blest for them and me. Anna Meyers - -1 MRS. DaVAULT Secretary MR. C. B. DaVAULT Principal MR. W. D. BOREN Junior High Principal MRS. W. F. DICKERT Junior High Secretary MR. M. L. CHRISTIAN Assistant Principal Tacufi, y MISS IVA LAWRENCE A.B. , Carson-Newman M. A., Western North Carolina College MRS. LOIS H. BALDWIN A.B. in English Uni versi ty of Chattanooga MISS GERTRUDE HEARN B. S. Degree Peabody College MR. MAX TROMBLEE B. A. , Music Education Wichita University MRS. AUDREY C. BROWN B. S. in Business Administration Bob Jones University M. Ed. , University of Chattanooga faculty MR. NORMAN KILPATRICK B. S. Degree East Carolina State College MR. RICHARD CHAPMAN B. A. Degree University of Chattanooga MR. LYNN HARTMAN B. A. Degree Tennessee Polytechnic Institute MISS PHYLLIS BOWMAN B. S. , Home Economics University of Georgia MR. EDWARD WORLEY B. S. , Social Science Bowling Green State Teachers College MISS STELLA CALLAWAY Major in Science University of Georgia MR. THOMAS FITZGERALD B. S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute M.S., Oklahoma University hicu t, y MR. GEORGE GRAY B. A. Degree University of Arizona MR. DONALD COLBURN B. S. Degree University of Chattanooga MR. CARLTON REWIS B. A. Degree University of Florida MR. CHARLES PRUETT B. S., Physical Education Carson-Newman College MRS. LOIS BALDWIN MRS. AUDREY BROWN Senior Class Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor CLASS POEM Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Our yesterdays are gone before As golden sands upon a sunny shore, When waves of life do quickly snatch The present into the waning past. Today we stand with future unknown But, yet, we know that we do belong To all the yesterdays and all the tomorrows Which shall be filled with joys and sorrows. Tomorrow is ahead, our rebirth has begun, In success or failure looms behind the sun Of all the tomorrows and faith in mankind Which shall create and mold our future to find. Gail Lehman CLASS FLOWER CLASS SONG Red Rose I'll Walk With God' CLASS MOTTO Yesterday is past, Tomorrow is ahead, Only today is ours. CLASS COLORS Red and White 13 1961 (la encfar Jirfs WANDA CLARK January LINDA ESLINGER February DONNA LEE March DEMCIE SELMAN November DEE ANN OAKS October ' TRINKA MERCER ; - December 1961 ( afencfar (J rfs 81 r There is so much to do and there's so much to see In spite of the troubles that fret us; So much to wait for and so much to be If only the future will let us - That life with its burdens and life with its tears And its heart burning touches of sadness Still lures us all on to the end of our years With its friendships, its loves and its gladness. 19 Edgar A. Guest icers President - RICHARD STEVISON Vice-President - DONNA LEE Secretary - LINDA LEE Treasurer - DARYL HOLLIS Social Chairman - LINDA WOODEN Reporter - DEMCIE SELMAN y SHARON GREEN BRYANT A sweet one is she, full of love, I ambition, and ability. Band 1; F. H. A. 1,2, Reporter 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; F.B,L. A. 3,4; Most Intellectual 3; Banquet Com mittee 3; Annual Staff 4; Echo Staff 1. LAURA SUE BYRD Always a willing worker.” F.H.A. 1; Bowling League 2; F.B.L.A. 4. GERALD WAYNE ALVERSON The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I am. Key Club 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4. ANNIE RUTH ATKINS A cheerful heart maketh bright the way. F.H.A. 1. PEGGY LYNN AYERS Seems quiet and dignified, but ask someone who knows her. FRANKLIN LEE BAILEY Here’s to a boy with a heart and a smile. Transferred from Summerville High School. CAROLYN BARNELLE CAMPBELL She looks like an angel and acts like one, too; but you never can tell what an angel will do.” F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Bowling League 2, Captain 2; B-Team Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 3; Best-All-'Round 3; Junior Play; Pep Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4, Parlia- mentarian 4; Red Feather Staff 4. DANIEL LEONARD CLARK Ready for anything work or play; He's a good fellow for any day. Transferred from Kingsbury High School. Band 3,4, Student Director 4; Band King 3. HAROLD LEE COOPER Let my deep silence speak for me. Football 1,2. THOMAS FARRELL COURTNEY To hurry and to worry is no creed of mine. 22 WANDA LEE CLARK Such a girl you seldom meet; good looks and wit make her complete.” Most Popular 1; Glee Club 1; Dis- trict Meet 1; F. H. A. 1,2,3.4, Secretary 3, President 4; Queen 3; Queen Candidate 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4, Vice-President 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Bowling 2; Varsity Cheerlead- er 2,3,4, Captain 4; Banquet Com- mittee 3; Annual Staff 4; Red Feather Staff 4. LARRY JOE COBB What he wants to get most out of school is himself. Bowling League 2; F.B.L.A. 4. o MARGIE ANN DANIELS Roll around Heaven doing the Hucklebuck. F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3.4; Co- Ed Hi-Y 4; Banquet Committee 3; Drill Squad 4. RUBY FLORENCE DICKERT (FLO) She's very cute and quite digni- fied; a charming personality she cannot hide. ” Beta Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3, Candidate for Sweet- heart 3; Library Club 1,2; Co-Ed Hi-Y 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Football Sponsor 3; Bowling League 2; Chairman of Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4. Co-Editor; Calendar Girl 4. LOLA ANN DIETZ As she thinketh in her heart, so is she. ” F B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 1. RAYMOND FREDERICK DUCKWORTH Anything for a quiet life. Football 2. WANDA FAYE EDGE Her pleasant and kindly ways will live in our memories all our days. ” F.H.A. 1,2,3; Football Sponsor 2; Most Studious 1; Echo Staff 1; F.B.L.A. 3. LINDA PATRICIA ESLINGER Brunette beauty with style and grace, who sets for us a lively pace. F.H.A. 1,2,4, Queen 4; B-Team Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 2; Var- sity Cheerleader 3,4, Co-Captain 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 3,4; Cutest 3; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play; Football Sponsor 4; Red Feather Staff 4; Calendar Girl 4. 23 DONNIS GENTRY GRANT Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness . F.H.A. 1; Football Sponsor 3. LEWIS GUESS Calmly and peacefully, he treads life's way. JAMES REED EVANS I'm educated now - why stay any longer. Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3.4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Most Studious 1; Track 4. MINNIE CAROLYN GEE Her care is never to offend; every creature is her friend. DAVID CONLEY GASS To know him is to like him. JOHNNY MORRIS GASS Silence is more musical than any song. BILLY HUGH HARWOOD It is great to have friends, but greater to be a friend. Track 3,4; Boxing 4; Key Club 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Bowl- ing League 2. CHARLES ROBERT HILL Never think, you might disturb your mind. i DOYLE MacARTHUR HILL Why take life seriously, you won't get out alive anyway. JANE ELIZABETH HOLBROOK A friend to everybody, always cheerful and wearing a smile. F.H.A. 1,2; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4, Vice- President 4; Banquet Committee 3; Echo Staff 1. CHARLES RICHARD HOLDER Better one-eyed than stone blind. Transferred from Notre Dame 1; Football 2; Co-Ed Hi-Y 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. MARY JO HOLDER Pretty, sweet, and neat; a natural prize and hard to beat. F.H.A. 1,2,3.4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Drill Squad 4; Football Sponsor 1; Class Favorite 1; Friendliest 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; Calen- dar Girl 4. 25 JAMES EDGAR HOLLAND His only labor was to kill time. Band 1; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4. CECIL DARYL HOLUS A good measure of hard work and determination combined with a little nonsense insure success.” Football 3,4; Class Vice-President 1,2; Best All 'Round 2; Most Popu- lar 3; Class Treasurer 4; Co-Ed Hi- Y 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Key Club 2,3,4, President 3; Junior Play; District Meet 3,4; Banquet Committee 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Chap- lain 4; Bowling League 2. DAVID PAUL JACKSON When good-natured people leave us we look forward with extra pleas- ure to their return. ” Transferred from Carrollton High School. Banquet Committee 3; Class Presi- dent 3; Junior Play; Football 3,4; Key Club 3,4, President 4; Basket- ball 3,4, Captain 4; Beta Club 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4. PAUL STEPHEN JACKSON Not too bashful, not too loud, a football hero in any crowd. Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Key Club 3,4; Track 4; Class Sec- retary 3. DONNA ELIZABETH HOWELL Always her motto is 'Excel.' She does all things and does them well. Beta Cl. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; F. H. A. 1; Bowling Lea. 2; Pep Cl. 3, 4; Class Pres. l;Most Dependable 2; Best All 'Round 2; Ann. St. 4; Red Feather Staff 4. DOROTHY SUE HOWELL Grace in her step, Heaven in her eyes; that she is supreme, no one denies. Beta Cl. 2,3,4; Pep Cl. 3,4;Co-Ed Hi-Y 2,3,4,Treas. 3,4; Bowling Lea. 2; F.H.A. 1.2.3,4;ClassTreas. 2; Class Beauty 2, 3; B-Team Cheer- leader l.Var. 2,3,4; FootballSpon. 2,3,4;Cand. for HomecomingQu. 4; Banquet Com. 3; Ann. Ed. 4; Red Feather St. 4; Calendar Girl 4. 26 PERRY MARTIN JACKSON A gem in the ranks of men, ath- lete, leader, and friend. Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4, Vice-PresidentS, President 4; Class Vice-President 3. LINDA GAIL JOHNSON A dimple in her chin, the devil within. F.B.L.A. 3 4; Red Feather Staff 3.4. DONNA RAE LEE Her clever answers and graceful air; make her as wise as she is fair. F.H.A. 1,4, Historian 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; F.B.L.A. 4, President 4; Best All 'Round 1; Most Dependable 3; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice-President4; Football Sponsor 4; Drill Squad 4, Captain; Echo Staff 1; Calendar Girl4. LINDA LOU LEE A willing heart, attractive grace, a charming girl with a pretty face. Class President 1; Beta Club 1,2,3, 4; Best Looking Girl 1; Class Secre- tary 4;Most Beautiful Girl 3;F.B.L.A. 4; Football Sponsor 1.4; Class Beauty 1; Calendar Girl 4; Homecoming Queen 4. 27 JERRY GLENN LINDERMAN Of witty remarks, he has an un- limited store, he's always bubbling over, and full of fun galore. Boxing 3; Football 2,3,4; Best All 'Round 2; Favorite 3; Key Club 4. JUDY ELAINE LOGSDON Just another 'Yank' turned 'Rebel'.'' F.H.A. 3.4; F.B.L.A. 4; Co-Ed Hl-Y 4; Drill Squad 4, Captain; Pep Club 3,4. 28 GAIL ANITA LEHMAN Golden hair, eyes of blue; her smile Is like a dream come true. F.H.A. 1,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 3,4. Chap- lain 4, Chattanooga Hl-Y Coun- cil Secretary 4; Times High School Correspondent 4; Echo Staff 1; Red Feather Staff 4, Editor 4; An- nual Staff 4; District Meet 3,4. STEVE ROY LEIGH My youth I'll have today; I can always find time to grow old. BILLY CHARLENE LEWIS A character all her own. ROBERT EDWARD LILEY A quiet pleasant manlier wins many friends. Band 1,2,3,4, Student Director 4, Candidate for Band King 2, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Georgia State Band Clinic 3. SHERRY MARIE LYONS A good laughing face, a friendly heart. B-Team Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; Echo Staff. CHARLOTTE KAY MARTIN If mischief admits one to heaven, she is well on her way. F.H.A. 1,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Co-Ed Hl-Y 4; Drill Squad 4; Football Sponsor 4. ARNOLD LaVON MARTIN Always ready for work and play - preferably play. Bowling League 2; Track 3. JOHN RANDLE McINERNEY The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worth while, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. F.B.L.A. 4. LINDA JOYCE McRAE You have not fulfilled every duty unless you have fulfilled that of being cheerful and pleasant. Transferred from Central High School. F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 4;F.B.L.A. 4. TRINKA LA NELL MERCER Her smile shows her happiness; her friends show her popularity. Beta Club 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, •3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 3.4, Vice-Pres- ident 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Banquet Committee; Major- ette 2,3,4, Head Majorette 3,4; Football Sponsor 4; Calendar Girl 4; Annual Staff 4, Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4. 29 PATSY JOYCE MORRIS A willing heart, a willing hand, always ready on demand. Beta Club 2,3,4. LINDA SUE MORROW If silence were golden, she would be bankrupt. F.H.A. 1,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Pep Club 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4. LINDA RUTH MILLER Everything I want to do is either illegal, harmful, or fattening. Beta Club 1, 2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3.4; Echo Staff 3; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; Drill Squad 4; Calendar Girl 4. FREDDIE E. MILLS If he says he will, you may de- pend upon it.” Band 1; Football 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Track 4. JOYCE DEEANN OAKS Full of laughter, full of pep. never quiet but that's her rep! F.H.A. 1,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Calendar Girl 4; Pep Club 3,4; Red Feather Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. BILLY JOE PACK Always laughing, never sad; Sometimes naughty, but never bad. F.B.L.A. 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4. 30 PEGGY JOYCE PIPES The finest are often the quietest. Beta Club 4. GLORIA JEANNE PITTS She has the power to live, laugh, and love. Beta Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. JERRIE SUE REVELS She wears a smile that won't wear off. ” F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 4. JOHN GRADY RICHARDSON Some say he's bashful, but most doubt it. ” Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Key Club 4. GLENN DAVID RICKETTS n personality and sports he can’t be beat; our happy and handsome athlete. Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Track 2,3,4; Boxing 1,2; Most Popular 1; Best Looking 2; Cutest 3; Most Handsome 3; Class Presi- dent 2. CHARLOTTE ALICE RIPPLE Just being happy is a fine thing.” F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3. 31 CHARLOTTE GAIL ROBINSON I can resist anything but tempta- tion . Friendliest 2; Most Popular 3; Bowling League 2; Class Reporter 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 2. Parliamentarian 4, Candidate for Sweetheart 3; Pep Club 3,4, Secretary 3; Co-Ed Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, President 4; Banquet Committee 3; Football Sponsor 3, 4; Calendar Girl 4. REBECCA LOUISE SANDERS Be merry, have fun, like all, love one. F.H.A. 1,2,4; Varsity Cheerlead- er 2,3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4.F.B.L.A. 4; Bowling League 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Library Club 1; Glee Club 1. MARJORIE DEMCIE SELMAN Cooperative, kind, attractive is she; a great success we think she'll be. F.B.L.A. 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Pep Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Banquet Committee 3; Class Re- porter 4; Drill Squad 4; Calendar Girl 4; Annual Staff 4; Red Feather Staff 4, Co-Editor. MARSHALL EDWARD SHARP. Not lazy, just resting. Bowling League 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Football 3. CAROL ANN SHELL A girl with a smile is the girl that’s worthwhile. F.H.A. 1. NORMAN LEE SKIDMORE Let us enjoy the present, we shall have trouble enough hereafter. Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4; Junior Play 3; Football Manager 3; Ban- quet Committee 3; Red Feather Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4. 32 SHERRY RENEE SMITH A sweet old-fashioned girl. Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. CHARLENE SPENCER It's nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice. F.H.A. 1,2,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Secretary 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; Bowling League 2; Red Feather Staff 4; Echo Staff 1; Annual Staff 4. PATRICK LYNN SPURGEON What's the hurry, let's stop, be lazy, and enjoy ourselves. Bowling League 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; Junior Play. RICHARD DAVID STEVISON Nice, sweet guy and friendly, too. There's not a deed he wouldn't do. Bowling League 2; Most Dependable 3; Most Intellectual 3; Beta Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Co-Ed HI-Y 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Track 3,4; Boxing 4; Class President 4. t BEVERLY H. STOKER A friendly heart with many friends. Transferred from Gordon Lee High School. F.H.A. 4. JUANITA SWANN Friendly, likable, pleasant dis- position . Transferred from Mortimer Jordan High School. 33 RAYMOND SWANSON I dare do all that I can get away with. ” Bowling 2; F.B.L.A. 3.4. NAOMI RUTH TATE Sweet and gentle, good and true; smart, sincere, and a good friend too.” F.H.A. 1,4; Pep Club 3; French Club Officer 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4. NANCY JO ANN WELLS What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 2; Library Club 4. BRENDA JOYCE WHISENANT A smile that’s worth half a dozen frowns. F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Bowling League 2; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; Echo Staff 3. 34 CATHERINE WALTOUR Skill in music is one of her arts; love for everyone is in her heart. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Student Direc- tor 4; F.H.A. 1, Secretary; Beta Club 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Junior Play 3; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4; Bible Club4. FREDERICK CLYDE TURNER Life’s a pleasant institution, let's take it as it comes. Bible Club 3,4. PAULA RAYE WHITE She would stop St. Peter's roll call to start a conversation. F.H.A. 1,2,3.4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Co-Ed Hl-Y 4; Bowling League 2; Jr. Play; Red Feather St. 4; An. St. 4; Glee Cl. 1; Pep Cl. 3,4; Drill Squad 4. LINDA JO WOODEN She may be little, not very tall; but nice things come in packages small. Bowling League 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4, V.-Pres. 4; Co- Ed Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sec. 3,4; Pep Cl. 3,4, Treas. 3; Class Social Chrm. 4; Lib. Cl. 1; An. St. 4; Red Feather St. 4; Beta Cl. 4; Banquet Committee 3. Don't we feel big! Do you need a ladder, Linda? 35 36 Do what thou lovest; paint or sing or carve. Do what thou lovest, though the body starve! Who works for glory oft may miss the goal. Who works for money merely starves the soul; Work for the work's sake, then, and, it may be These other things'!! be a'dded unto thee. 37 Off- icers - EUGENE WHITE Vice-President - JIMMY BERNARD Secretary - MICKEY ACTON A Treasurer - BRENDA WELLS Mickey Acton Lila Addison Billy Alexander Ann Almond Gladis Atkinson Jimmy Bernard Charles Corfitzen Max Coulter NIeta Coulter Linda Craze Cornelia Crowe Charles Cureton Linda Edgeman Perry Edmondson Judy Edmons Wayne Ervin Joyce Evitt Aurelia Farrell 40 Marie Forester David Gaseway Kathy Gee Patsy Goddard Ronnie Gossett Linda Grammar Betty Harris Vickie Harris Jimmy Haskett Virdie Henegar Charles Henley Alice Hethcoat 42 Carol Heuser Bobby Hodges Rodger Hope Oleta Hulgan Larry Hurley Tom Jamigan Carolyn Morgan Judi Morgan Judy Morgan Shelbla Nelson Marjorie Newell Diane Osborne Buddy Parham Raymond Parrish Sheila Patten Joyce Peters Roy Poole Judy Roberts Linda Proctor Nancy Robinson Richard Rominger Ruby Rucks Havilah Shirley Tommy Shirley 43 Mickey Wilson Murlene Wimpee Diane Wolfe Carol Dean Wooten 44 President - MARK WALDEN Vice-President - DIANE EZELL Secretary - CAROL KING Treasurer - DIANE LOVE Ralph Allen Ronnie Andrews Linda Avans Lanny Bailey Ernest Biddy Linda Bigham Rose Ann Blackwell Robert Blevins Jackie Brisendine Jeanette Brown Russell Brown Linda Bryant Carol Campbell Marie Campbell David Bullard John Burnette Shirley Burnett Betty Caldwell Ray Campbell William Campbell 46 Don Chambers Glenda Chambers Frieda Christian Hazel Clark Leslie Clark Jerry Cobb Hillard Coleman Fay Cooper Gerald Cooper Jimmy Coulter Chester Craig Mimi Creasy Kenneth Crisp Norman Crowe Charles Dobbs Barbara Cantrell Lamar Carbine Lynda Carnes Allen Chambers Ralph Davault Don Davis Terry Dedmon Laverne Dotson Peggy Dunn Alan Dyer Edward Dyer Diane Ezell Bill Fore Jimmy Foster Shirley Gasaway Dennis Gentry Newana Graham Dan Guider Larry Gentry Robert Gilbert Sammy Gilbert Ella Godfrey Harold Guilly Tommy Guy Jon Hethcoat Roy Hodge Irene Holt Joyce Howard Phyllis Howard Ronnie Hoyle David Hutton Elaine Ivey Mary Ann Kaiser Jequita Keith Carole King Vernon Knight Bobby Lamb Kenneth Langston Robert Langston 47 Carol Lanham Glenda Lewis June Lingerfelt Harriet Logston Diane Love Lilian Lunsford Gerald McKinney Terry Manis Kenneth Martin Donna Miller Judy Miller Larry Miller Jimmy Norman Jeanette O'Rear Charles Mitchell Joan Mize Carolyn Moseley Brenda Moore Coy Page Lynita Parrish 48 Arlene Proctor Sandra Rafferty Sharon Ripple Charlene Robinson Diane Robinson John Romans Mary Jo Rucks Carol Samples Udo Schroff Leona Shadrick Danny Shoemaker Irene Sholles Floyd Shorn Bryan Stancil Lynn Stevens Janet Parham Nancy Pitts Faye Plunkett Archie Poole Mark Walden Wiley Welton Ernest White Gary White Linda White Jewel Wigley Patsy Wilbanks Donnie Willingham Mary Wright Linda Wood 49 Officers President - FRANK JARNIGAN Vice-President - BOB DYSART Secretary - DON DA VAULT Treasurer - PAUL NICHOLES Linda Burgess Janie Bush Elaine Caldwell Sonny Caldwell Jimmy Carson Judy Ayers Larry Anderson Ann Bailey Susan Bailey Tony Bailey Marie Bentley Bonnie Carter Jimmy Carter Grant Castleberry James Castleberry Shirley Chambers Spencer Chapman Diane Coffman Brenda Commings Lamar Cooper Johnny Coulter Mary Ann Coulter Kenneth Craig Theodore Crawford Brenda Cross Carolyn Daniels Don Davault Bill Davis Connie Debord Charlotte Ellison Joyce Ellis Johnnie England Faye Ervin Gary Estes Charles Evans Brenda Ford Glenda Ford Joe Goddard Bobby Grammer Teresa Gray Clyde Griffith Jane Griffith Wayne Hall Sylvia Hamilton Venita Harris Charles Hill Pat Hollard Jerry Hollifield Stan Hope Susan Howard Karen Howell Grema Hudson Janice Hutcheson Steve Ivey Frank Jarnigan Jerry Johnson Linda Johnson Patsy Kaiser Hazel Kilgore Tommy Killingsworth Gloria Kinsey Louise Kelsey Linda Ladd Janet Lee Ummy Lee Evajo Legg Carol Long Gwendlyn Towe Linda Luster Tony Lyons Larry Martin Anita Matthews David Matthews Tony McDonald Judy McDowell Shirley McGuinnis Johnny McRae Sharon Michelle Gary Milstead Ronnie Mitchell Michael Moore Patricia Morgan Paul Morgan Dorothy Morris Johnny Mosses Paul Nicols Wayne Neyman Shirley O'Neal Elsie Overturf Jimmy Palmor Sonny Parks Glenda Payne Jerry Phillips Jimmy Pierce Brenda Plemmons Paul Proctor Thomas Proctor Wanda Proctor Emily Pursley Dorothy Quarles Elizabeth Rabel Mary Lyn Rafferty Jeanne Rozzelle Trudy Rathbun Ricky Shipp Tommy Reed Janie Reid Mike Richardson Johnny Rodgers Cora Mae Rolader Linda Scheivelhud Roger Short Tommy Sims Charlotte Smith Larry Smith Lamar Wallace Jean Westbrook Linda Whisenant Pam White Bobby Young Connie Zentmyer Robert Sprouse Virginia Stancil Kenneth Stewart Ann Tolley Danny Turner Joe Vanderslice You better live your best and think your best today for today is -the sure preparation for tomorrow and all the other tomorrows that follow. Martineau 55 Off, cers President - JUDY CALAHAN Vice-President - BARBARA HODGE Secretary - JERRY HANNAH Treasurer - CATHY EDWARDS Reporter - PEGGY WRIGHT ■ Vickie Abernathy Judy Allen Toni Allen Ann Armstrong David Arnold Gerald Atkinson Tonia Avans Malcolm Barnes Terry Beaver Brenda Bently Beverly Bernard Arlene Boyd LaDonna Bridges Don Brown Wanda Burnett Judy Callahan Marie Campbell Bill Cantrell Martha Carter Linda Chambers Terry Champion Marcia Christain Eva Chupaska Frank Chupaska Genice Cobb Gail Cochran Barbara Cornelius Ancil Coulter Lebron Creech Diane Crisp Jimmy Cross Linda Cross Amenda Crow Lee Crowe Eddie Curtis 57 Benny Daniel Glen Davis John Deck Marlene Decker Doug Denise Tommy Dickens Marianna Dickert Barry Dietz Gary Dietz Wanda Dotson Virginia Durham Carolyn Dyer Cathy Edwards Robin Ellis James Garrison Jane Garrison Emory Giddens Barry Gilbert Ann Goddard Joy Gordy Jerry Grant Pat Guffey John Guider Nancy Hale Tommy Hale Bobby Hall Gail Haney Jerry Hannah Diane Harp Marcella Harwood Patsy Heuser Ronnie Hixon Barbara Hodge David Holcomb Mary Holder Richard Holland David Hollifield Judy Holloman Dee Horne Elwanda Howard John Howard Randy Hubbs Betty Huckaba Renee Huckabee Darleen Hulsey Darrene Ivey Glenda Johnson Donna Kelley Sandra Kewp Sherlyn Key Sandra Kitchens Robert Krause Don Lamb Brenda Langston Barbara Leffer Kathy Lehman Jimmy Little Clyde Locke Judy Logan Harry Logston Billy Macauther Joe Maddox Marilyn Manis Joann Manley 58 Roy Masterson W. B. Mathis Wenda Maynor Ann Meek George Miles Jimmy Mills Gary Morgan Patty Morse Richard Neal Judy Newell Floyd Olinger Roger O'Neal Mike Oric Bonnie Pack Betty Page Wanda Palmer Mike Parham Steve Parker Brian Parrish Curtis Payne Ginger Pharr Gloria Perry Leroy Pettyjohn Gary Peterson Margaret Phillips Terry Phillips Brenda Porter Terry Powe Dianne Prescott Joyce Procter Tommy Ransom Jimmy Reed David Rhodes Myra Richardson Joyce Robinson 59 Tommy Rogers Joyce Rolader Anthony Romans Elizabeth Ross Bob Roth Janice Rozzelle Stanley Rucker Ronald Russell Betty Scruggs Larry Scruggs Linda Sharp Darwin Shelton Fred Simpson Pete Slatton Aline Smith Brenda Smith Helen Smith Nettie Smith Paul Smith Susan Smith Woodrow Smith Dana Spurgeon Carol Stallings Coleman Stone Jackie Stowe Leon Talley Linda Talley June Thurman Judy Turner Steve Turner Kenneth Underwood Larry Underwood Donnie Vick Joyce Walden Jerry Walker Vickie Walker Jay Walthour Jean Watkins Sandra Watkins Mary Jane Watson Dean Wells Billy Wells Kay Westbrook Paula Wheat David Wilhoite Billy Williams Bobbi Williams Linda Williams Terry Williams Terry Williams Janet Wilson Sharon Wilson Gary Wimberly Richard Winston Linda Woodall Janice Woods Peggy Wright Bill Yeary Nita Young 60 S .x n (Jrade Seventh (Jraae TERESA UNDERWOOD RICKIE CASTLEBERRY Seven 2 cJracfe Savorites Sixtfi (Jracfe Savor lies FAYE WHEAT TONY VIALL rtS'tr ■ fcjj ■ - • L. Experience shows that success is due less to ability than to zeal. The winner is he who gives himself to his work, body and soul. Buxton 65 o IKr. oaAeuiew JfiaA ScAoof MR. DARYL HOLLIS ” LINDA EDGEMON THOMAS BURKEMIER SISSY BULLARD JOHN RICHARDSON sponsors GAIL ROBINSON DARYL HOLLIS TR1NKA MERCER GLENN RICKETTS JANET PARHAM DAVID JACKSON ’ LINDA ESLINGER JERRY LINDERMAN sponsors CHARLOTTE MARTIN FREDDIE MILLS DOROTHY HOWELL PAT SPURGEON A Best All-Around LINDA ESLINGER JERRY LINDERMAN Senior c S uperfa t ues Most Popular DOROTHY HOWELL PERRY JACKSON Best Dressed WANDA EDGE FARRELL COURTNEY (Senior (Superlatives Best Personality GAIL ROBINSON FREDDIE MILLS Most Intellectual SHARON BRYANT DARYL HOLLIS Most Likely to Succeed GAIL LEHMAN Wittiest LINDA WOODEN RAYMOND SWANSON Most Dependable DEMCIE SELMAN RICHARD STEVISON Friendliest JANE HOLBROOK NORMAN SKIDMORE Senior c S uperfatiues Senior c S uperfalioes Most Athletic DONNA HOWELL GLENN RICKETTS Most Courteous TRINKA MERCER RANDLE McINERNEY Most School Spirit CAROLYN CAMPBELL WAYNE ALVERSON 80 Citizenship MARGIE DANIELS PAUL JACKSON Most Co-Operative FLO DICKERT TOMMY BURKEMIER 81 Most Talented CATHY WALTHOUR EDDIE HOLLAND c Sen or 5 uperfahues Favorites PHYLLIS CHAMBERS, MAX COULTER, BRENDA WELLS, JERRY CLARK junior cS uper aiiues Most Popular DELLA DRAKE WAYNE ERVIN 82 Friendliest LILA ADDISON RONNIE BROWN Most Dependable BETH TAYLOR CHARLES LOVE Ji unior Most Intellectual FRIEDA EARLS EUGENE WHITE S uperfatiues Cutest VICKI HARRIS BEN TINGLE Best All-Round ANN HALE Jimmy Bernard 83 Sopfiomore cS uperfatiues Friendliest ELAINE IVEY RUSSELL BROWN Most Popular CAROL KING KENNETH LANGSTON 1 Friendliest JEANNIE WESTBROOK RONNIE COBB Best All-Around JUDITH EAVES PAUL NICHOLS 85 WANDA CLARK Senior jR ss C ) iattanooya of 1961 I certainly was honored to be asked to judge your pictures this year. It was quite a challenge. Thank you again for this pleasure. I wish all of you the greatest of success and the best of luck. 88 Sincerely yours. Gail White ANN TOLLEY Runner-Up Freshman FRANK JARNIGAN Personality Winner Freshman JANET PARHAM Freshman MARK WALDEN Sophomore MICKEY ACTON Junior 92 BILLY PACK Senior J oya iy Co-Ed-Hi-Y King and Queen DOROTHY HOWELL and DARYL HOLLIS F. H. A. Sweetheart LINDA ESLINGER Library Club Sweetheart SANDRA COLEMAN 0 Whatever is to make us better and happy, God has placed either openly before us or close to us. 95 As a member of the Beta Club and as a citizen of my community, state, and nation I believe in and shall strive to promote the principles of: Honesty, Justice, Service, Cooperation, Respon- sibility, Humility, Industry. Charity. nard Stevison :ary- Donna . Tie la G u6 Carol Lanham, June Henegar, Carol King, Peggy Pipes, Frieda Earls, Glenda Lewis, Marie Campbell, Diane Hall, Ann Hale, Irene Holt, Mimi Creasy, Linda Miller, Joy Mathis, Linda Lee, Sharon Bryant, Mickey Acton, Peggy Ayers, Beth Taylor, Brenda Moore, Brenda Wells, James Evans, Miss Callaway, Ralph DaVault, Eugene White, Cathy Walthour, Charlene Tucker, Phyllis Chambers, Lila Addison, Dorothy Howell, Jean Bodkin, Linda Proctor, Pat Morris, Vickie Harris, Flo Dickert, Della Drake, Sherry Smith, Demcie Selman, Nancy Dickert, Trinka Mercer, David Hutton. Miss Callaway, Miss Hearn - Sponsors. 96 _ ■---—,.enl unda wooden; ■7; ' '•■ CM,'“ To develop competent, aggressive business leadership. FIRST ROW: Dee Ann Oaks, Gail Lehman, Linda Lee, Linda Johnson, Sharon Bryant, Charlotte Martin, Paula White, Linda Eslinger, Brenda Whisnant, Charlotte Kay. SECOND ROW: Richard Stevison, Linda Miller, Margie Daniels, Jane Holbrook, Demcie Selman, Linda Morrow, Linda McRae, Sherry Smith, Jerri Sue Revels, Beverly Stoker, Cathy Walthour. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Sanders, Wanda Clark, Diane Keck, Judy Logsdon, Mary Jo Holder, Gloria Pitts, Charlotte Ripple, Lola Dietz. FOURTH ROW: Freddie Mills, Billy Harwood, Marshall Sharp, Larry Cobb, Randle Mclnerney, Raymond Swanson, Gail Robin- son, Trinka Mercer, Dorothy Howell. Sponsor; Mrs. Brown. - vice.presi««. p.ciie� .. « � � ■. Mercer. Secretary. ootothy Howett- To Create, Maintain, and Extend, Throughout the Home, School, and Community, High Standards of Chris- tian Character. c Senior FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lawrence, Rebecca Sanders, Demcie Selman, Brenda Whisnant, Linda Eslinger, Char- lotte Martin, Paula White, Mr. Gray. SECOND ROW: Billy Pack, Richard Stevison, Flo Dickert, Char- lene Spencer, Mary Jo Holder, Margie Daniels, Naomi Tate, Jane Holbrook, Judy Logsdon, James Evans, Eddie Holland. THIRD ROW: Pat Spurgeon, Norman Skidmore, Billy Harwood, Cathy Walthour, Wanda Clark, Linda Morrow, Diane Keck, Donna Lee, Linda Miller, David Jackson, Charles Holder. 98 To Create, Maintain, and Extend, Throughout the Home, School, and Community, High Standards of Chris- tian Character. , junior Cjo C cf JI FIRST ROW: Mr. Gray, Shelba Nelson, Linda Proctor, Janie Clay, Havilah Shirley, Ann Hale, Joan Lyle, Susan Harp, Carol Heuser, Mrs. Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Roger McKinney, Brenda Wells, Cor- nelia Crowe, Diane Wolfe, Ronnie Brown, Linda Craze, Sonja Grant, Sandra Coleman, Nancy Dickert, Gladis Atkinson, David Griffith, Bobby Hodges. THIRD ROW: Clyde Matthews, Linda Edgemon, Carol Cislo, Lila Addison, Phyllis Chambers, Nieta Coulter, Mickey Acton, Elaine King, Murleene Wimpee, Oleta Hulgan, Joyce Evitt, Max Coulter. Working Toward New Horizons � 1 f i mm ni i m SB r V.e—•’- PtetrnVe«etarV-0eUaDiake' T ayf°r ’ H future f(omemakers of America Linda Morrow, Diane Keck, Charlotte Martin, Jane Holbrook, Dorothy Howell, Linda Miller, Charlotte Kay, Dee Ann Oaks, Charlene Spencer, Rebecca Sanders, Gail Lehman, Judy Logsdon, Linda Wooden, Trinka Mercer, Linda Eslinger, Naomi Tate, Paula White, Linda McRae, Gloria Pitts, Charlotte Ripple, Ann Tolley, Jewell Wigley, Betty Harris, Diane Ezelle, Elaine Ivey, Oleta Hulgan, Joyce Evitt, Ann Allmond, Nancy Dickert, Linda Proctor, Shelba Nelson, Brenda Wells, Diane Wolfe, Susan Harp, Linda Craze, Sonja Grant, Murleene Wimpee, Jean Bodkin, Janie Clay, Carol Heuser, Elaine King, Sandra Coleman, Joan Lyle, Janet Lee, Lois Caheeley, Nancy Pitts, Sharon Ripple, Mary Wright, Linda Wood, Linda Bryant, Reba Carter, Jeannie Westbrook, Gloria Kinsey, Gretna Hudson, Phyllis Lamon, Jane Briffity, Martha Tate, Shirley Smith, Faye Ervin, Glenda Chanbers, Betty Caldwell, Harriet Logsdon, Judy Brannon, Janet Parham, Carole King, Diane Love, Anita Matthews, Linda Ladd, Janice Hutcheson, Cheri Fleeman, Joy Mears, Linda Cooper, Eva Chupaska. FIRST ROW: Shelba Nelson, Linda Wooden, Carol King, Nancy Dickert, Brenda Wells, Rebecca Sanders, Linda Eslinger, Gail Robinson, Dorothy Howell, Wanda Clark. Mary Wright, Mickey Acton, Havilah Shirley. SECOND ROW: Gail Lehman, Linda Proctor, Martha Tate, Linda Wood, Wanda Thrower, Sandra Rafferty, Sheryl Vinson, Linda Morrow, Charlene Spencer, Paula White, Susan Harp, Linda Mc- Rae, Della Drake. Beth Taylor. THIRD ROW: Diane Keck, Judy Logsdon, Mary Jo Holder, Venita Harris, Faye Ervin, Ann Tolley, Sissy Bullard, Janie Reed, Gloria Kensey, Patsy Wilbanks, Nelda Guess, Jeannie Westbrooke, Carol Long. Velda Brass, Diane Hall, Frieda Christian. FOURTH ROW: Flo Dickert, Trinka Mercer, Margie Daniels, Charlotte Martin, Linda Machen. Linda Craze, Peggy Ayers, Sonja Grant, Carolyn Campbell, Ann Hale, Nieta Coulter, Murleene Wimpee, Donna Howell. 101 vice-Ptesi(ielU’ PeIt navid Jacksotu «nn- Treasurer, -r«A Hollis- To create leadership, character, and to give aid to the school and com- munity. Ronnie Brown, Jerry Linderman. James Evans, Wayne Alverson, Paul Jackson, Bill Harwood, Max Coul- ter, Jimmy Bernard, Ralph DaVault, Udo Schroff, Jimmy Bettis, Roy Poole, John Richardson, Jerry Clark, Bobby Hodges, Bobby Hill. Mr. Kilpatrick - Sponsor. 102 Sponsor . wax Tromblee To provide and encourage the development of organized recreational activities. FIRST ROW: Paula Wheat. Carol Stallings, Ann Armstrong, Cathy Edwards, Eva Chaupaska, Catherine Walthour, Gloria Kensey, Ann Tolley, Carol Campbell, Donna Kelly. SECOND ROW: Gail Cockran, Mary Holder, Judy Turner, Judy Callahan, Jean Watkins, Patty'Morris, Brenda Porter, Shirley Gassaway, Lynnda Cooper, Venita Harris, Joy Meers. THIRD ROW: Patsy Kaiser, Sylvia Hamilton, Barbara Can- trell, Judy Allen. Jane Griffith, Janie Reid, Marleen Decker. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Daniels, Nelda Guess, Sharon Lain, Shirley Smith, Carolyn Hardeman. Linda White. Sponsor - Mr. Max Tromblee. The purposes of the Library Club are (1) to encourage the reading of good books, (2) to improve the facilities of the library, (3) to assist other students and teachers in locating library materials, (4) to learn more about li- brary work through actual experience, (5) to gain information about authors and their work. J2i6rary Gfu6 FIRST ROW: Janet Lee, Linda Dalton, Janie Clay, Joan Lyle, Carol Heuser, Elaine King, Teresa Gray, Joy Mears. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ritchie - Sponsor, Rose Ann Fielding, Linda Johnson, Jequita Keith, Leona Shadwick. Danny Turner, Linda Cooper, Sheryl Vincent, Nancy Wells, and Shirley Smith. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Howell, Trinka Mercer, Linda Wooden, Wanda Clark, Susan Harp, Donna Howell, Carolyn Campbell, Charlotte Kay, Charlene Spencer, Dee Ann Oaks, Linda Eslinger. SECOND ROW: Norman Skidmore, Paula White, Billy Harwood, Eddie Holland. 105 ANN HALE y y V FLO DICKERT y MICKEY ACTON t SONJA GRANT DELLA DRAKE Drum Major lindaTraze MURLEENE WIMPEE 107 7 GRACE KXCTKCLE RL'XXEF.UF L-AKEVOf JR Hi I do not ask to walk smooth paths nor bear an easy load. I pray for strength and fortitude To climb the rock strewn road, Give me such courage I can scale The hardest peak alone. And transform every stumbling block Into a stepping stone. PAUL JACKSON Senior GLENN RICKETTS Senior JERRY LINDERMAN 11q Senior LAKEV1EW WALLOPS ST. ANDREWS With halfback Glenn Ricketts scoring two touchdowns to lead the way, the slow-starting Lakeview Warriors rolled to a 32-0 victory over St. Andrews Friday night on the Warrior’s field. Twenty-five of the Lakeview points came in the second half. Rickett’s first touchdown came in a one-yard plunge after his 50- yard punt return had set up the opportunity. The other came on a 15-yard toss from Wayne Erwin who also plays quarterback. Other Lakeview markers came on a 10-yard end sweep by James Evans and a 1-yard smack by Mark Walden, a newcomer to the team. Jerry Daniels ran their season rec- ord to 5-4. The Saints suffered their fifth setback against four victories be- fore some 2,000 fans, who sat in perfect football weather to watch the game. Now, there is but one game left which will be with Tyner. DAVID JACKSON Senior JAMES EVANS Senior DARYL HOLLIS Senior LAKEVIEW ROCKS RINGGOLD BY 20-0 Ricketts Scores 2 Glenn Ricketts scored twice on long runs Friday night to lead Lake- view over Ringgold in a nonregion - al football game. The score was 20-0 as Ronnie Brown contributed a third Warrior touchdown in the second straight victory. Perry Jackson's two placements completed Lakeview's scoring be- fore some 3,000 fans. The first score came late in the first when Brown capped a 40-yard drive by going nine over tackle. Then in the third Ricketts' plunges dominated and he scored once on a 40-yard march and again on a 60- yard drive. Ringgold did not seriously threaten and the Tigers dropped their second in a row. Coach Pruett's victors led in first downs 7-3, rushing 158 yards to minus 13, and in passing 104 yards to 26. PERRY JACKSON Senior ROGER McKINNEY Junior WAYNE ERVIN Junior JIMMY BETTIS Junior WARRIORS SUFFER DEFEAT Dade County broke Lakeview’s record when they defeated us by the score of 14-0, Lakeview had two straight wins over Chattanooga Valley and Ringgold with the opponents having no scores. In the first quarter with the Wildcats, an exciting play was made by Ricketts when he inter- cepted a pass and was running hard for a touchdown but was forced out of bounds. At the end of the second quarter the Wildcats were five or ten yards from the Lakeview goal when they plunged for the touchdown, leaving the score 7-0. The extra point was made by kicking. At the third quarter Ricketts received a hand-off and was going all the way for a touchdown when one of the Wildcats charged in and tackled him, after a 50-55 yard run. In the fourth quarter the Wild- cats made their second and final touchdown which left the score 14-0. TOM JARNIGAN Junior JIMMY BERNARD Junior JERRY CLARK Junior TRION DOWNS LAKE VIEW 20-7 TRION, Ga. - Trion’s Bulldogs, led by talented Tracy Campbell and R. Houston, blasted Lake- view's Warriors 20-7 here Friday night before a chilled 3,000 fans. Trion notched the Georgia Region 3A North victory with touch- downs in every quarter but the third. The first came on a 2-yard plunge by Campbell. Houston plunged for the extra point. But the initial period ended in a deadlock as Jerry Daniels ended a Lakeview scoring thrust with a 1- yard plunge into paydirt. James Evans plunged for the point after. Campbell counted again in the second on another 2 yarded, but the point was missed and Trion enjoyed a 13-7 halftime lead. After a scoreless third act Houston scampered off tackle for seven yards and Campbell plunged the extra point to end the scoring. MAX COULTER Junior JERRY DANIELS Junior ||3 MARK WALDEN Sophomore FRANK JARNIGAN Freshman RALPH Da VAULT 114 Sophomore DON DaVAULT Freshman RICKETTS RACKS UP 2 TD'S AS LAKEVIEW TOPS LEE 33-0 Flashy halfback Glenn Ricketts scored two touchdowns in leading the Lakeview Warriors past Gordon Lee High, 33-0, here Friday night. Ricketts broke loose and returned a punt 70 yards, then dashed 29 yards around end for touchdowns. It was the fifth victory against three losses for coach Charles Pruett's charges. It ended a two- game losing streak. The Warriors opened with a 13- point performance in the first quarter and held that margin at halftime. Then the Warriors ex- ploded for 20 points in the second half. The game was marred by an injury to Lakeview's guard Perry Jackson. He suffered a broken leg on the final play of the game. WARRIORS FIGHT HARD FOR VICTORY Peter Dunson proved to be the end of Lakeview's regional hopes as Summerville downed Lake- view 7-6 in a hard fought game Oct. 7, at Summerville. The large crowd that turned out for Summerville’s homecoming was not disappointed as they saw a game that could have gone either way tight up to the final gun. Lakeview's score was due to a Summerville fumble which Charles Wiggins picked up and ran 65 yards for the TD. The extra point was no good, and this proved to be the dividing factor of the game. Summerville came out after the half and was set to be denied their score as they marched from their 35-yard line to the TD in 4 plays. Neither team could score again. WAYNE AL VERSON Senior TYNER WINS OVER LAKE VIEW 19-0 Jerry Cotter scored one touch- down and David Brown scored two touchdowns as the Tyner Hill- toppers won over the Lakeview Warriors. The score was 19-0. Outstanding offensive players were Glenn Ricketts and Wayne Ervin. On the defensive team for the Warriors Paul Jackson and Tom Jarnigan were outstanding for their efforts to hold back- the Hilltoppers. The Tyner team possessed much more weightier boys than the Lake- view team. This was one of the deciding factors of the game. Glenn Ricketts gained the most yardage for the Warriors. Wayne Ervin completed ten passes out of ten. LAKEVIEW WINS 27-0 OVER CHATTANOOGA VALLEY The Lakeview Warriors started the season off with a bang in first game by winning over Chattanooga Valley by a score of 27-0. The first exciting play was made by Glenn Ricketts went he intercepted the ball on the second play of the first quarter. The first score was made in the second quarter when Jerry Linderman plunged 2 yards for a touchdown, shortly aftet that he ran 65 yards with a punt for another score to make it 13-0 at the halftime. In the third quarter there were no scores but in the fourth quarter the Warriors started up again tail- ing on a 50-yard pass interception by James Evans, and a 40-yard end run by Glenn Ricketts. Perry Jackson kicked 3 tremendous extra points for the warriors. RONNIE BROWN Junior 115 ■ iiMEW: agur-'j’ai JIMMY NORMAN Sophomore FREDDIE MILLS Senior PAT SPURGEON Senior TOMMY BURKEMIER 11 $ Senior RICKETTS SPARKS IN V. POINT VICTORY Glenn Ricketts and James Evans sparked Lakeview to a 33-0 triumph over Valley Point before an estimated 2,500 fans on the Lakeview field. The Warriors piling up 261 years rushing, were never threatened by the green wave from Valley Point as the War- riors failed to score only in the second quarter. Valley Point’s Greenwave made its deepest penetration to within 11 yards of Lakeview's goal, but failed to score as its of- fensive sputtered. James Evans turned in the finest scoring run of the eve- ning as he sped 38 yards short- ly after the opening minutes of the second half. Jerry Linderman dashed three yards to climax a 62-yard drive early in the fourth period. Evans' 41-yard run set up the score. Wayne Erwin, 135- pound quarterback, then took over Warrior operations and directed a 45-yard march. The Lakeview line, headed by Tommy Berkemiere and David Jackson, was outstand- ing for the hosts. It was the first time Lake- view had played Valley Point as they just this year moved up into our region. Friday, October 14, was a big night for the students here at Lakeview. The Lakeview Warriors met with the Ooltewah Owls before some 2, 500 homecoming fans. During the first quarter, Oolte- wah's fullback, Jimmy Hixson, scored on a one yard touch- down run. Shortly after Hix- son gained his extra point. So, at halftime Ooltewah led with a score of 7-0. In the third quarter Oolte- wah's Kenneth Brogan scored from the four yard line with Hixson making the extra point. Buck Ervin scored in the third quarter, also when he tallied from the one yard line for Lakeview. The extra point was no good. Glenn Ricketts led the War- riors in the fourth quarter when he scored from four yards out. Lakeview again lost their point, making victory for the Owls over the Warriors with a score of 14-12. Glenn Ricketts, Best Back; Paul Jackson, Lineman Award; David Jackson, Most Improved Player; Perry Jackson, Sportsmanship Award. Guest speaker and head table 118 Glenn receives his award FIRST ROW: Coach Taylor, Robert Blevins, Wayne Erwin, Jimmy Morman, Jimmy Bernard, Roger McKinney, Mark Walden, Coach Worley. SECOND ROW: Jerry Berke- meier, Roy Poole. Don DaVault, Ralph DaVault, Eugene White, Lanny Viall. ROGER MCKINNEY WAYNE ERVIN RALPH DaVAULT JIMMY NORMAN LANNY VIALL ROBERT BLEVINS JIMMY BERNARD racJ? e am FIRST ROW: Jimmy Norman, Larry Cobb, James Evans, Jerry Clark, Bobby Hodges, Ronnie Brown, Roger McKinney. SECOND ROW: Jerry Daniels, Mark Walden, Terry Dedmon, Ernest White, Don DaVault. THIRD ROW: Ralph DaVault, Udo Schroff, Marshall Sharp, Jerry Mulligan, Jimmy Bernard. DOROTHY HOWELL Senior V GAIL ROBINSON K Senior REBECCA SANDERS ____ Senior BRENDA WELLS Junior MARY WRIGHT Sophomore . NANCY DICKERT Junior LYNITA PARRISH Sophomore CAROL KING Sophomore LINDA ESLINGER Co-Captain Senior WANDA CLARK Captain Senior 1) arsi tu Dorothy Howell, Co-Captain - Linda Eslinger, Mascot - Cindy Robinson, Captain - Wanda Clark, Carol King, Rebecca Sanders, Gail Robinson, Lynita Parrish, Brenda Wells, Mary Wright. 1961 () ieer eacfers “33” Jeam Captain - Diane Ezell, Co-Captain - Sharon Ripple, Sissy Bullard, Linda Ladd, Nancy Pitts, Ann Tolley, Susan Harp, Janie Reid, Jean Bodkin. 124 ;es, becomes of lave the opportunity th others. Bouilly i tut | 1 )V� HON Cindy Robinson and Labron Howell were crown bearers. One at a time, please!!! Stop!! Don't take my picture So that's die way you get your grades, Linda!!! 127 Allure Afomemakers of America Linda Eslinger was crowned Sweetheart of F. H. A. The group sang - She's the Sweetheart of F. H. A Let’s play leap-frog! It’s better off of the floor! Just follow the leader! Modest John and his beautiful cheerleaders, 129 MILE RELAY TEAM Jimmie Bernard, James Evans, Larry Cobb, and Udo-Schroff Jerry Clark Jrcicjk We are very proud of one of our track members, Jerry Clark, who ran the 100 yard dash in 10.2 seconds. Jerry won at the region meet and placed 4th at the state meet in Athens, Georgia. fioxiny Glenn knocked his opponent out in 32 seconds. David Blackwell won his fight by a T.K.O. David Bullard won his fight by a T.K.O. 130 jBJfS. Jianc ane Ori Oyuaef Donna Lee, Co-Captain Judy Logsdon, Co-Captain Drill Squad adds color to parade. Homecoming parade in Rossville. Let's ride awhile!! Linda Lee was crowned Queen Warrior - Glenn Ricketts kisses Queen Linda. Dorothy Howell Cheerleaders decorating the goldposts before homecoming. Trinka Mercer Linda Lee Bali Hi was sung by this group of girls: Susan Harp, Nancy Dickert, Brenda Wells, Beth Taylor, and Flo Dickert. The entertainment for the evening was furnished by Alex and Elmer, local television personalities. Junior Senior janyuei Everyone enjoyed a lovely evening in the ORIENTAL GARDENS at the Lakeshore Marina. Miss Stella Callaway sponsored the banquet and Phyllis Chambers was the banquet chairman. 133 Oh. Mercy!! I Senior ()fass JJ cuj Mrs. Lloyd Brown directed the play. u71Tr. )eane 7ro n Lima” Constrain yo'self, white girl!!! Oh, my shrieking nerves!!! 135 Land'o love Pa, we kilt the fellow!!! Our Schools Pride 136 Senior girls sang, Red Sails in the Sunset. Daryl and Donna pause before entering. 137 Let's make a career of this!! Flo Dickert, co-editor of school annual, home economics, and school spirit; Donna Howell, journalism; Demcie Selman, English; Wanda Clark, cheerleader; Nancy Wells, library; Linda Wooden, bookkeep- ing; Robert Liley, band; Sharon Bryant, history, commercial and salutatorian; Daryl Hollis, math, science, typing, and valedictorian; Dorothy Howell, editor of school annual; Catherine Walthour, co- editor of school paper; Gail Lehman, editor of school paper; Richard Stevison, citizenship and Spanish. (Jracluat on Awards 138 Dan Clark, John Philip Sousa Award; Sharon Bryant, Most Outstanding Girl; Robert Liley, Arion Award; Catherine Walthour, Music Medal; Daryl Hollis, Most Outstanding Boy, Danforth Award; Dorothy Howell, Danforth Award; Richard Stevison, Outstanding Ft. Oglethorpe Student. Class during Baccalaureate' 139 The boys quartet was composed of Dan Clark, John Richardson, Daryl Hollis, and Pat Spurgeon. Catherine Walthour represented our School well by placing 1st in the district meet and 4th in the state in girls' solo. Graduation Greatness. The senior girls sang - Halls of Ivy. Trinka Mercer emphasized Our Children's Birthright. 140 Oxerc ses DaxylHolUs. eon”OUI bySa ZHest 8e'' was'h ‘ shar°n Bryant. Mr. Williams, County School Superintendent, presented the diplomas. Dr. Spencer McCallie, of McCallie School, was our graduation speaker. 141 What were you doing in the park?? H e 1 ) n'rf Hey, Stud, you sure do have a big head! Ain't love grand! !! Having sinus trouble, Richard? Is this typing class? Look, Mom, no cavities! Say, have you seen Jerry Daniels??? 142 ctiuifies A follow-up to drop the handkerchief. Which one of you girls stole my hubcaps??? The nicotene Perry had it made with that broken leg. You look undernourished, when did you last eat? 143 Bife ai LaJzeuieu) Say, when did you girls get back??? Where did you get your uniform, Carol? What do you want??? Up on the lake??? Why, who would eat your cake??? Our weekly prayer meeting!!! It’s Pony Time! Get up!!! Now, who will the next fool be??? 144 Dear Seniors, There is always some feeling of regret when a pleasant association of long standing comes to an end. However, let me congratulate you on having com- pleted a very important phase of your life. Graduation from high school has come to be a very essential thing in our American society of today. Not all your classmates stayed with the task. You are to be commended for a job well done. Now as you go into other endeavors - Into die field of work, to college perhaps, or into military service, we at Lakeview High School sincerely hope you carry the higher ideals of life with you. While we may have taught you many important facts, our job is only partially done if we have not influenced you to aspire toward a more noble life. We trust that you will not let us down. Although you were born into a troubled time, remember that you still live in a great free land which has afforded you opportunities such as no other nation on earth could come close to providing. In the days ahead your country may greatly need your talents and services in many ways. As one imminent Amer- ican of our times has said, Don't ask what can your country do for you,but rather what can you do for your country. You will find there is no more rewarding life than one of unselfish service to your fellowman, your country, and to God. May God's richest blessings go with you always. Sincerely, Maurice L. Christian Assistant Principal Do all the good you can In all the ways you can To all the people you can Just as long as you can Our advertisers have done all the good they can By giving us a helping hand- -Making our Annual possible 147 FORT OGLETHORPE MERCHANT’S ASSOCIATION NORTH GEORGIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY OGLETHORPE PHARMACY, INC. 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Spring Street Phone: CA 4-1615 - WY 8-7521 Rossville Georgia EFFRON'S Chattanooga and Rossville FLEETWOOD COFFEE COMPANY 246 E. 11th Street AM 7-5531 LONGLEY’S PHARMACY 785 Chickamauga Avenue Rossville Georgia KINGWOOD BARBER SHOP 3736 Ringgold Road Phone MA 9-9108 East Ridge Tennessee LEE FURNITURE 3705 Ringgold Road Phone MA 9-1341 East Ridge Tennessee LIONS CLUB Chattanooga Tennessee ROSSVILLE JEWELRY COMPANY 211 Chickamauga Avenue Phone: CA 9-2313 Roseville MARTINIZING DRY CLEANING A FRIEND Ros sville Georgia VASSEY'S MEN STORE 104 Chickamauga Ave. Phone 2-9434 ENSIGN THE FLORIST 1300 South Crest Road Ros sville Georgia Rossville Georgia MAI LI BEAUTY SALON PEERLESS APPLIANCES 3732 Ringgold Road Phone MA 9-7366 313 McFarland Avenue Come in for a Style, Walk Out With a Smile CA 4-2624 East Ridge Rossville Tennessee Georgia DREW’S DRUGS Free Delivery Three Locations to Serve You OGLETHORPE PHARMACY HIXSON PHARMACY Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. Hixson, Tenn. EAST RIDGE DRUG CO. 5304 Ringgold Rd. NEWNAN SPRINGS METHODIST CHURCH Enter to Worship - Depart to Serve Corner of Mononaw and Nawaka Lakeview Georgia CATHERINE’S BEAUTY SALON Telephone UN 6-0202 F. M. WELLS Build to Suit Owner ■64- 603 Greens Lake Road PARKRITE AUTO PARK CATHERINE (HAYS) PAYNE 408 LaFayette Rd. Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. 627 Broad IN MEMORY OF THE WHITE RACE Chattanooga Tennessee LAKEVIEW FIRST BAPTIST Corner of Nason and Hudson Ross ville Georgia CROFT CARPET MILLS LaFayette Road Phone UN 6-1313 Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia DUNAGAN APPLIANCE 4905 English Avenue Featuring Two Great Lines Frigidaire and RCA Victor Service After the Sale Capably and Willingly Rossville Georgia Akron, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Charleston, W. Va. OHIO SOUTHERN EXPRESS, INC. 201 W. Forrest Road Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Phone UN 6-0472 THE JO-ANN Complete Ladies' Apparel Rossville and Brainerd MORGAN PRODUCE COMPANY Spring Street CA 9-1431 Georgia POP’S BOWLING LANES Post Road Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. CHOW-NOW RESTAURANT INSIDE THE SHOP RITE STORES ■ Trenton Ft. Oglethorpe Ringgold Chickamauga You Can't Shop Wrong at Shop Rite GA. - TENN. FURNITURE CO. Formerly R. B. Howard 311 Chickamauga Avenue CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE NO. 2 1101 LaFayette Road Rossville Georgia Rossville Georgia RUBENSTEINS 4924 Rossville Boulevard RIDGE CLEANERS LaFayette Road Phone UN 6-2882 Rossville Georgia Rossville Georgia GRANT'S AUTO GLASS MOSTELLER MOTORS 1600 Broad Street 2207 E. Main Phone: AM 5-1631 REX GRANT MA 2-5313 Chattanooga Tennessee Chattanooga Tennessee Better Values H. C. MEN'S STORE 105 Chickamauga Avenue Phone: CA 4-4212 Rossville Georgia Specializing in Volkswagens GREGORY AUTO SALES 3208 Rossville Blvd. - Chattanooga, Tenn. Quality Used Cars Earl W. Gregory Phone Carlos Brown Owner MA 4-4413 Sales Mgr. PERSONALITY SHOP 115 Chickamauga Avenue CA 9-1431 EAST RIDGE FABRIC SHOP 3728 Ringgold Road Chattanooga 11, Tennessee Rossville Georgia Phone Owners OX 8-6611 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garvey ROY A. CHILDERS Phone UN 6-0368 CHILDERS REALTY COMPANY THE BURGER KING Licensed Brokers 4155 Ringgold Road Real Estate, Farms, Investments Cloud Springs Road Rossville, Ga. Burgers - - - 19£ - - - Shakes EVA H. COOK Real Estate and Insurance 115 Midway Avenue Phone: UN 6-2904 Rossville Georgia PEACOCK'S 205 Chickamauga Ave. Watches, Diamonds Appliances Teen Charges DEVOE PAINT CENTER 3607 Rossville Boulevard EAST RIDGE MEN'S SHOP Phone: TA 1-2000 5303 Ringgold Road Rossville Georgia East Ridge Tennessee DIXIE MERCERIZING COMPANY 1100 Watkins Street Phone: OX 8-2501 Chattanooga Tennessee Senior Rings Invitations - Cards Diplomas Caps and Gowns HERFF-JONES COMPANY H. S. CANFIELD 468 Blackland Road, N, W. Atlanta Georgia BANK OF RINGGOLD FDIC Ringgold Georgia KINGWOOD COLONIAL BREAD COMPANY REXALL PHARMACY Serving 2220 East 4th Street Lakeview Phone MA 2-3148 and Vicinity Colonial Is Good Bread Phone: MA 9-1434 Chattanooga Tennessee THE REBEL DRIVE-IN 4105 Ross ville Boulevard Ross ville Georgia C ompliments HESS SONS GROCERY 1218 LaFayette Road JEMCO, INC. Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. Ross ville Georgia LUKE McGREGOR Phone UN 6-9171 ROBERT'S REXALL PHARMACY Good Health to All 401 Chickamauga Avenue Rossville Georgia A FRIEND LEDFORD-DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 311 Chickamauga Avenue - CA 9-2525 Rossville, Georgia L. O. LEDFORD J. R. DAVIS Large Enough to Serve You . . . and Small Enough to Appreciate You! Insurance ROBERT W. FLEGAL AGENCY 308 Chickamauga Avenue Phone CA 4-2691 NANCE’S PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Ringgold Georgia ROSSVILLE FEDERAL 403 Chickamauga Avenue Phone WY 8-2515 - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ DAN WILLIAMS PIANO COMPANY Hill 408 La Fayette Road Rossville Georgia Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia Bus. Phone UN 6-0561 Res. Phone UN 6-2468 Clean Used Cars GUIDER MOTOR COMPANY Studebaker Lark Authorized Sales and Service 1116 LaFayette Road Rossville, JOHN GUIDER Georgia EIDSON'S RESTAURANT East Ridge Tennessee FOX BROTHERS COMPANY Wholesale Groceries 1215 King AM 6-3139 Chattanooga Tennessee HEMLOCK PHARMACY Compliments of RHODES BARBER SHOP Rossville Georgia NICHOLS DRY GOODS 5012 Rossville Boulevard Rossville, Georgia Prompt, Courteous Road Service POST SERVICE STATION Day UN 6-9916 Night UN 6-1376 Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Accessories Wrecker Service J. C. CAMPBELL Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. KENNETH G. WILLIAMS Clerk of Court, Catoosa County VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH 1013 LaFayette Rd. Rossville, Ga. REV. LeROY PERRY, Pastor DAN WILLIAMS, Music Director Sunday School 9:45 A. M. -- LLOYD DAWKINS, Supt. Morning Worship 10:50 A. M. Training Union 6:30, P. M. -- ED BURRIS, Director Evening Service 7:30 P. M. Mid-Week Prayer Service Wed. 7:30 P. M. The Church Where Everybody Is Somebody Fundamental Pre-Millennial Evangelistic RINGGOLD AUTO PARTS Nashville Street (Highway 41) Ringgold, Georgia ALLAN WOOTEN WE 5-3500 HAMILTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS 1401 East 39th Street Phone TA 1-1521 Rossville Georgia DIXIE DIME STORE Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia CREIGHTON’S FLOWERS 312 Chickamauga Avenue Phone CA 4-0821 Compliments of PARKS PLUMBING COMPANY ST. GERARD'S SCHOOL Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia LAKE WINNEPESAUKAH Lakeview Drive Phone: UN 6-5681 Rossville, Georgia LAY’S POTATO CHIPS KRISP! WALTER A. WOOD SUPPLY COMPANY DRINNON 4517 Rossville Boulevard DRAFTING SERVICE Phone: OX 8-4451 313 Chickamauga Avenue Phone: CA 9-6321 Chattanooga Tennessee KLEEN-A-MATIC The Areas Finest Cleaners Exclusive Krisp Kleen Dry Cleaning East Ridge Rossville Brainerd 58 Highway ROSSVILLE COAL COMPANY 1511 E. 46th Phone MA 4-1556 Chattanooga Tennessee Compliments of RAY'S BATTERY SHOP PARK DRUG COMPANY KRISPY KREME 3658 Ringgold Road Phone UN 7-3442 East Ridge Tennessee Refresh With HAPPY VALLEY FARMS ROSSVILLE SHOE STORE SHOE RENEWRY 5004 Rossville Boulevard In the Heart of Rossville EAST RIDGE SHOE STORE 3709 Ringgold Road In the Osborne Shopping Center BUSY-BEES STARKEY PRINTING COMPANY 2710 E. 30th MA 9-4366 BYRD’S AUTO ALIGNMENT COMPANY 1621 E. 35th Street Phone: MA 9-0161 Complete Bear Front End Service LEE BYRD BUDDY BYRD BERT BROWN MOTORS, INC. Telephone MA 4-1541 4509 Rossville Boulevard Chattanooga 7 Tennessee R. V. SATERFIELD Chief, Fire and Police Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia Compliments of RINGGOLD MOTOR COMPANY COOPER TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE CENTER 810 Chickamauga Avenue CA 4-9745 Rossville Georgia BEA’S RESTAURANT 4500 Dodds Avenue Phone MA 9-4027 Home Cooked Food Served on Lazy-Susan Tables Family Style All You Can Eat $1.00 Chattanooga Tennessee HULSEY CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. 625 Hulsey Phone AM 7-9595 LEE'S BEAUTY SHOP LOVEMAN'S, INC. 800 Market Street 3625 Brainerd Road Chattanooga East Ridge HAMMONTREE BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY East Ridge MA 9-4364 Tennessee EVELYN GOOLSBY BEAUTY SALON The Shop With Friendly Service 3913 Ringgold Road HANDY-WAY MARKET Chickamauga Avenue Rossville Georgia HADDEN'S PHARMACY 5326 Ringgold Road Phone: MA 4-3308 Chattanooga Tennessee STONE BROS. HARDWARE AND SUPPLY 5300 Ringgold Road Phone MA 2-4513 Try Here First - We Have It Tel. CA 2-2679 HICKS INSURANCE AGENCY Rossville, Ga. Your Protection Is Our Profession' Compliments of MARY H. ELROD LANE-ROUTH FUNERAL HOME 833 Chickamauga Avenue Phone CA 9-7321 Rossville Georgia HOME STEAM LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 110 West Lake Avenue Phone CA 4-1525 Rossville, Georgia REX HALE, Owner CALLAHAN FURNITURE COMPANY Rossville's Complete Furniture Store 4929 Rossville Boulevard Phone MA 4-3397 FINE FURNITURE GOODLET’S FOOD MARKET ROBINSON'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of 3603 Rossville Boulevard Phone TA 1-2571 BERT WARD Chattanooga Tennessee ROUTH'S STORES, INC. Rossville, Georgia McNEW REXALL DRUG J. L. BUCHANAN Owner ROSSVILLE HARDWARE BEN S. DERBEN Gilman Paints, Plumbing Supplies Tools, Housewares Phone MA 4-2015 5000 Rossville Boulevard Rossville Georgia GRANT'S TRIM SHOP 1600 Broad Street Chattanooga Tennessee HIXON'S MEN STORE 213 Chickamauga Avenue Phone: CA 2-4516 Rossville Georgia Ringgold Georgia STATE FARM MUTUAL COMPANY INSURANCE 3229 Brainerd Road 313 Chickamauga Avenue 3515 Ringgold Road LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS CO. Specialists in Sports 719 Cherry Street Chattanooga Tennessee JACOBS WHOLESALE PAPER COMPANY Compliments of 219 E. 10th Street Phone: AM 6-2728 Paper Products Maintenance Chemicals Groceries - Candies Allied Lines Chattanooga T ennes see BROWN BROS. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Compliments of THREE SISTER'S TUCKER CHEVROLET CO. Ringgold Georgia BENNY JACKSON FORD COMPANY FRANCES’ SHOP for lovely things Ringgold Georgia Ros sville Georgia G. M. FURNITURE COMPANY WES GILREATH LEROY MONDS 303 McFarland Avenue Chattanooga HALL SUPPLY 4002 Dodds Avenue OX 8-1578 Tennessee CA 4-1741 Rossville Georgia CHATTANOOGA BUTTON BADGE 205 E. 8th Street (Dome Building) AM 6-6934 Chattanooga Tennessee BETTY CARROLL'S BEAUTY SHOP 1015 LaFayette Road UN 6-1853 Rossville Georgia STEPHENSON FEED SEED STORE 309 McFarland Avenue CA 2-6513 Rossville Georgia BOWEN'S VARIETY STORE Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia VOGUE CLEANERS 520 Chickamauga Avenue 1203 McFarland Avenue West Gordon Avenue Phone CA 4-1248 TARVIN SUPPLY COMPANY 725 East Eleventh Street Phone: AM 6-6112 Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Supplies Chattanooga 3 Tennessee FT. OGLETHORPE INSURANCE AGENCY Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia CARTER PUBLISHING CO. Rossville Georgia MIKE'S DRIVE-IN Rossville Boulevard Rossville Georgia VIOLET CAMERA SHOP 9 East 7th Street 3625 Brainerd Road Chattanooga Brainerd SERVICE PRINTING CO. 1328 S. Greens Lake Road MA 9-4793 MEDARIS SERVICE STATION Fort Oglethorpe Georgia WINKLER SIGN CO. 918 State Line Road MA 2-3244 NORTON'S NOVELTY SHOP LaFayette Road Rossville Georgia MIDWAY GROCERY 1402 LaFayette Road Rossville Georgia MILLER BROTHERS CO. Chattanooga Tennessee DUPREE FLORIST 8 Thomas Road One Block From Hutchinson Memorial Hospital Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia MELLO-KREME 1516 Dodson Avenue Route 2, 58 Highway LaFayette Road Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia RINGGOLD HARDWARE COMPANY Ringgold Georgia RHYNE PHARMACY 117 Chickamauga Avenue CA 4-1547 Rossville Georgia MALONE GROCERY 1001 LaFayette Road CA 9-2811 Rossville Georgia CENTER BARBER SHOP 3814 Ringgold Road OX 8-1336 Chattanooga Tennessee MARTIN-THOMPSON SPORTING GOODS 706 Cherry Street AM 7-3373 Chattanooga Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF THE LAKEVIEW P.T.A. FORT OGLETHORPE BEAUTY SHOP Fort Oglethorpe Georgia McMILLION FURNITURE CO. M. W. SUPER MARKET ZUMSTEIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE HAYDEN’S MINUTE SHOP LaFayette Road EAST RIDGE FARM SUPPLY 5342 Ringgold Road OX 8-3131 Compliments of SENIOR CO-ED-HI-Y DELTA GROCERY 105 Lakeview Dr. Rossville, Georgia DELTA CLIFFORD Owner JUNIOR CO-ED-HI-Y Compliments of TOMMY CHRISTIAN, JR. Your Conoco Dealer LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Cross Street Rossville Georgia SHIPP'S GULF SERVICE FRED'S FOOD MARKET Lakeview Drive POP'S DRIVE-IN Ringgold Road East Ridge Tennessee L B. ROBERTSON Ringgold Georgia Compliments of C. FRED WILLIAMS County School Superintendent JACKSON MOTORS New and Used Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia Used Parts HUGH JACKSON Phone UN 6-9222 WILSON ALIGNMENT COMPANY 222 1st Avenue Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia MARGIE'S AT YOUR SERVICE BEAUTY SALON Compliments of BOB ROLLINS, Ordinary Fort Oglethorpe Georgia J. D. STEWART MEREDITH FOSTER HACKLER'S SUPER MARKET Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia A. M. TOY STORE Ringgold Road and Germantown Road MA 4-1894 Hey! Let’s watch that plate. Who did that? Mr. Clean Joke time! !! Never a serious moment! No excuse, Farrell I know it's here! Careful, you're being watched 4« 14« 44 PHOTOGRAPHY y , , q yy' ADVERTISEMENTS Editor: Demcie Selman 1961 L9JCimOr 1(2 Daryl Hollis Assistant: Linda Eslinger 22 Sharon Bryant The ANNUAL STAFF wishes to leave with you the beautiful thoughts contained in this poem. MY TASK And then my Savior by and by to meet, When faith hath made her task on earth complete, And lay my homage at the Master's feet. Within the jasper walls, Within the jasper walls, This crowns my task. To love some one more dearly every day, To help a wandering child to find his way, To ponder o'er a noble thought, and pray, And smile when evening falls, And smile when eveing falls, This is my task. To follow truth as blind men long for light, To do my best from dawn of day till night To keep my heart fit for His holy sight, And answer when He calls, And answer when He calls, This is my task. As we pass slowly out of these doors that have seen so many come and go, all too quickly we hear the doors of the years past, quietly shutting behind us; and we go forth eagerly to open the doors to the future and whatever it may bring. For when one door is shut - another opens. 180 % 50KS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made”