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

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RONNIE ANDREWS Our words like his are simple and direct - he's just a swell fellow in every respect. ERNEST BIDDY A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest men. LINDA BIG HAM I was bom to talk and talk I must, for if I don't I'll surely bust. ROBERT BLEVINS Robert's the one who pulls the pranks, but with our seniors he really ranks. JACKIE BR1SENDINE May your footprints in the sands of time be such that you need not worry about where you have left fingerprints.” LYNN BROWN I'm not lazy - I just conserve my energy. RUSSELL BROWN Happy from care I'm free; why aren’t people content like me? ' LINDA BRYANT They say it is better to be poor and happy than rich and miserable. But, couldn't something be worked out, such as being moderately rich and just moody?”

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Leading the '63ers ate Ralph Davault, President; Dianne Ezell, Treasurer; Elaine Ivey, Social Chairman; Kenneth Langston, Secretary. 563 Attains Great Achievements With the comingof the year '62-'63, we as sen- iors found ourselves in a state of excitement, won- derment, and bewilderment. Our past years at Lakeview High are permanent monuments in our fondest memories, but nothing can compare with THIS year . . . our Senior year. This year has indeed been a memorable and historic one in the lives of all. The arrival of the anxiously awaited class rings, the combined enthu- siasm and spirits in pep rallies, and never-to-be- forgotten football and basketball games; the success of the senior play, which will long be remembered by the community as well as the students. Scholastic achievements were at a peak this year with fourteen students being recognized as A students. With the culmination of the greatest expecta- tions and dreams of this . . . OUR YEAR, the class began its commencement program. Standing and singing the alma mater, reflections of past years flashed across our mind. Never will we forget LHS and our class of '63. 18

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DAVID BULLARD He doesn’t worry, he doesn’t fret, he's a boy we won't forget. SHIRLEY BURNETT What sweet delight a quiet life affords! BETTYE CALDWELL Have more than thou showest, speak less than thou knowest. CAROL CAMPBELL We adore a pretty miss in such a sordid world as this. MARIE CAMPBELL She's little and she's wise; she's a terror for her size. LEINDA CARNES Among the necessities of life, the most important is living. ALAN CHAMBERS Everyday he goes to school and never breaks a rule. GLENDA CHAMBERS A shy appearance, but never a doubt, she’s a mischievous character, we've found out. 20