Lanier High School - Oracle Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1955 volume:

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May . . ,l V Q l l 9 5 SIDNI' LANIEK HIGH STHUUL llllillll A l Q, rllr llrlllrl , CDCTCJ.QE.R fVOVEA4BElK DECEMBER I .!AfVUAQy FEBRUAR V MARCH APRIL CONTENTS ' s , in My lmllaweu' llalls Lonier . . . Tull oT memories Trom The hollowed holls To The porking loT . . . The lengTh of double periods . . . olphobeTiCol orrongemenT in sTudy holls . . . gormenTs in home ec: .... personolized cords from prinT shop . . . The weolTh of bowls, lomps, ond Tobles in monuol orTs . . . The drovving-boords, The T-squores, Those French curves in Mr. WeoTherby's closs . . . ThoT eighT o'clock clossg how did we ever moke iT? . . . second period bond prodicing TormoTions on The TooTboll Tield . . . Blue ond WhiTe subscripTions-whoT o pull! ossemblies ond ocTiviTy periods -The bell oT Ten oTTer nine . . . donces in The gym . . . The PoTio . . . TooTboll gomes- only one ouT of Town . . . looskeTboll gomes-follow The Teom ond see The world . . . The Tods, block ond pink . . . The lunchroom- coreTul, don'T drop Those Troysl' '... The hush Tollovved by The rush oT Three o'clock . . . home for onoTher nighT of study . . . ond Tinolly groduoTion . . THE HOME ECONOMICS GIRLS +s KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING :Ang Lamer gurls cook, sew, and Iearn the fundamentals of managlng a home Page 5 These are future pressmen learning the skilled points of the printing press. Tomorrow's Engineers and Draftsmen? The Manual Arts Department de velops talent in woodworking. I 'G 5 ,fd- Practice makes perfect in book- keeping. Students in the Commercial De partment are splendndly prepared for a future in the business world ff! xy! f if' Tomorrow's Accountants? Lt 'X ,ww A Q -4 shag. The string ensemble lends o culturol note to Lanier. Miss Johnston teaches c pupil about color, perspective, and technique in art class. The Poets ure getting pointers in the greosepc1int class. To make a point The Physical Ed girls must go higher, higher, higher! - It is unfortunate that the bas- ket is not at this level! ' 552.43 The Wednesday skaters are Waldteufel's inspiration for SkaTers' Waltz. W EEN la E li fu. I The TlrsT doy seT The poce' ITs True' The opening doy of The T954 .55 school yeor reveoled The 1nevuTobIe greoTness of The yeor Ldnler cm school of records boTh menToI ond oThIeTnc broke cu record on The Tlrsf doy On Sepfember 2 more sTudenTs were enrolled Thon ever before IH :Ts glovvsng hlsTory All of These sTudenTs The senTlmenToI senlors The moTured gunuors ond The sTunned sophomores hod The some Tomullor en Thuslczsm ond splrlT vvhlch hos olvvoys spelled greoTness ond c1ccomplIshmenT for our school Among oll The ocTIvlT1es The old building surely musT hove slghed ond been sllghTIy meloncholy soyang The IosT yeorl The losT yeor Thc1T I will house dll The senuor hugh school sTudenTs of lvlonfgomery ATTer decodes IT seems sTronge Thc1T Im To hcxve on compeT1Tor Why I Tolk as IT Im Through when In reoIITy Ive only begun I hove olvvoys b en ToughT ThoT compefmon brlngs ouT The besT In one I guess Ive never ThoughT oT our caTy needung onoTher school buT I belneve o Trlendly ruvol wall boosT school spnnT ond supporT ThroughouT The whole cITy Why om I meloncholy? 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To moke cerToin ThoT They did noT vemure Trom The morked Troils The members of The closs selecTed os Their gundes Tor The TlrsT ond mosT dufTuculT spon Tommy Wilson Presldem Moude McKmney Vice Pres: denT ond Beverly LongsTon os recorder of evenTs The closs hos mode memoroble nmpresslons on The sounds of Tlme ond :T ns heoded Tor o worm ond ferhle fuTure Left To Rghf Mrs Effe G ee Spo sor Be e ly Lang Ton Sec efory Tommy WI on President Maude MCKI ey Vce Pres dent M Goodwn Spo so ff? Page I3 3 , ,.. V? 5 M 1 V 2' -Q , W 'ri-407' Y K ' , N , n I ff V , A , ' WT? 'A ' 1 ff-f K 192 Ya f - ffgfsg M 'AA , zggqgligj W 4 , if f 1 , f 1 - 3 ww +P --A-W4 -2- ff A ' wfw ' H . b liffsw A ff: VV U ' gg, . rn x W ,w ,.,. Wm.,- g ki- 4 ,M 1 J- ! Q jug.: pf .,- JE L ,L 4 f' W - ' . , L3 an Q W f R f if V K ,, we ... l n -. . .. ga imma. ,giiiggx W ,W , M -1 . tm Y Ask, ?i1e15:2:ZZ7L',N W 2 W :Kg QQ , 4 if ,, M: , 'W ' - ., X L we . . ' . , .. Q4 'if 5' . . 9 M K ,K -. 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FIFTH ROW: .Johnny Ralston, Jack Spencer, Richard Jordan, Buzzy Carrington, Wayne Herring, Bill Jackson, Richard Rumer, Larry Hills, Jody Urquhart . . . SIXTH ROW: Neal Pope, Sammy Bell, Bobby Harrison, Ray- mond Parker, Frank Myers, Roy Rogers, Bobby Sandlin, Wayne Ingram, Charles Brannon. Carolyn Jeanette Adams James Harold Albertson Patricia Adell Andrews Faye Bennett Mary Glenn Browder Bill Austin Barlow Martha Brightwell Robert Oscar Boatner Anne Campbell Johnny Carroll Joyce Leslie Brown Frances Carol Coleman Joel Austin Coley Tianum Fitzpatrick Donald Edward Hall George Donald Headley John Warren McLain Curtis Minor Lillian Murray Carole Julie Powell Bill Roberts Nellie Annette Roberts Betty Faye Ryals Sara Ellen Thompson James Whittle Williams SOPHOMORE ABSENTEES Benay Patricia Cheek Ulilmer Inez Delee Alice Fugate Berry Lee Gray Roy Harris Faye Holley Marlin Jackson Ingram John Alfred Jernigan Jane Elizabeth Jones F-rank John McKni ht 75:1 ,- Q , .D will J Z I ' .S , kgk- 0 A S X Page IO Richard Allen Reeves Rachel Whitman Jean Yates 'vw M , av' , x C L 5 xc Q 5 S X - ff 4 W A kg? 1 . 3 f f ms x 1 3 5 A 5 ix Lx.-f,R,,-M14 X1 X ll 1' Ill 1' 111 T 1' r ? ? The pep roTlies , . . The Blue cmd WhiTe Subscrimioh dence . . . The school deze Pwixex ',,. The Crowds CTT The pC1Tio TOTTOWVTQ TOOTTQOIT games . . . The Senior' GTTIS' Club Teo . , . The Orode Becmy Boll . i The 331 ue anh Tliilihite Blue and White is the name ot the school paper at Lanier. Sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Grove, the paper has a statt ot over forty students, and is published once every two weeks. New staff members are selected according to their applications and apparent abilities at the end of each school year. The purpose ot the Blue and White is to serve the school - by bringing news at interest to the students, by interpreting the school to the public, and by encouraging and supporting all school ac- tivities. Co-Editors , , Associate Editors Feature Editors A . Sports Editors J Advertising Managers Business Manager Circulation Manager Supply Store Manager Stott A Exchange Editors Historian . Reporters , . Reporters , . Feature Staff . Feature Statt , Advertising Staff Advertising Staff . Sports Statt , Rollin Walker, Sammy Fischer Joy Paterson, Tranum Fitzpatrick . Lucy Durr, Alice Faye Vaughn Winslow Hemperly, Dusty Jones Betty Fowler, Joe Clein Bernard Bibb , , Susan Campbell , . . . David Crosland Fred Jones, Josephine Smith, Julie Jones Martha Bagley, Nancy Vance Sistee Hall, Alis Parker Peggy Black, Harriet Jones, Sally Beck, Beverly Bennett Elizabeth Crump, John Bagwell, Carolyn Langston Elizabeth Pearson, Olivia Atwood, Judy Higgins Carolyn Blake . Frances Holding, Lucy Durr, Marion Arnold, Margaret Kohn Virginia Vtfeiss, James Stovall, Andrew Nolin, Terry Langford Mark Anderson, Dollie Boyd, Betsy Thorington . John Hixon, Bobby Wingard, Dana Lentz Art Stott . Larry Colauitt, Sue Blackshear, Jane Staufter, Marge Richardson Typists s . Mary Burroughs, Joanne Chamberlin Columnist , , . Charley Dunlap Photographers Alan Marcus, Tommy Giles Sponsor , , Mrs. Frank Grove ASSOCIATE EDITORS Winslow Hemperly, Dusty Jones, Susan Campbell, Alice Faye Vaughn, Lucy Durr. PG. as-if-sv THE EDITORS Tranuin Fitzpatrick, Sam Fischer, Joy Paterson Rollin Walker. 2. 41 1 if M1 ff A A ,r N, 4 wiv ,.w. , 1 Pegg Sinn by M vm 32, .nd 4 The greatest shovvman ot our time Liberace selected the top beauties ot our feature section while he was in Mont- gomery on his tour. He spent rnuch time considering each picture and he admitted that to choose one boy and one girl as tops was difficult. We are very proud of Liberaces selections - Miss May Handey and Mr. John Wright. Page 28 Falresl of 7710111 All MAY HANDEY JOHN WRIGHT .tif 9 'J r. ,.,. if - fi, ,.. ing!!! , A 'I ,u x. f -.U I. qx x -ug.. ., . V 4 I i v- 1 I W vs , , y ' 1 4-2 ' ,ff 'Q A . , ,E'I ,sw f :yin ',,gm0,'l5A fs ' ff, , ' ' , Jffzk n' f :f - li- ,ry Q f XM., , 4 1 5' ' A if F V F . 'L 3, S ,,, f' X 7 2:2 - Q 1 Q-221 . ' ' . K' 1 ' Ffa'-2 ,- !- fri? Q 5 . law 4-fx '. 'ft i f , f Jai l ' if -.ff 5 'T u 4 e -U, Q . L- aw E s Y r if , ,,. 1!1 ' Q ' wk ,fx ' ' '......' 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' 33 ,-4 ,A AW iq., .L nv 9 , ' '35, 7 Sv Qkgwgf 2 'WW' I, gy., !g.,,g -ff ,sf 62.2 , ,X 45. 1 I I 'f LANIER LANIER LANIER LANIER LANIER THE 1954 LA1l SCHEDULE Foge 46 ALEX CITY O DOTHAN 13 TUSCALOOSP-X O SELMA I9 RAMSAY O ' , l1-'- lc 57 bi I' F00 TB I ALL T AM LANIER LANIER LANIER LANIER LANIER SCHEDULE Page 47 WEST END SAVANNAH PHENIX CITY MURPHY TALLASSEE O Q6 19 27 14 COACH NEAL POSEY is the veteran of the Lanier coaching staff. He is serving his fifth year as a Lanier coach, but this year he has a new title and new responsibilities. He is now Athletic Director along with his coaching duties. In football he worked with the ends. He also coached basketball, but after reaching his goal of developing the undefeated State Champions in baseball, he turned this over to Coach Chafin, leaving him only one pitcher and a brief prayer. COACH DOUG MOSELEY served his first year as head football coach, taking over this position from his brother Bill, who is now on the coaching staff at the University of Kentucky. Coach Doug, while playing on the Kentucky team, attained the cherished honor of all football players, that of being selected All-American. This is his second year at Lanier. Last year he was line coach. COACH JAMES R. Jim CHAFIN comes to us fresh from an army tour right here at Maxwell Field. While at Maxwell Field Coach Chafin coached all the Base athletic teams and attained much success serving in this capacity. He played college football at Jacksonville State. Coach Jim served in football as line coach, working mostly with the guards and tackles. He is also the new base- ball coach and the Junior High School Coordinator. COACH JAMES Bimbo MELTON is a University of Alabama graduate. He comes to Lanier highly recommended in the fine arts at football. Coach Melton, known as Bimbo to all his fol- lowers, set the world on fire with his many sensational plays while playing for the Crimson Tide. He worked with the backs in football. He also coaches track and basketball. Page 48 LANIER 28, ALEX CITY 0 Alex City Stopped with 2 Yard Gain Alex City 4 2I 29 I4 Q I IO 30.2 THE YARDSTICK First Downs Yards Pushing Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Fumbles Penalties Punt Average Lanier I2 Q37 7 I l 3 95 17 of. ALLIE STEARNS Halfback Quarterback Lanier unveiled its I954 team with a 28-O victory over an out-manned Alex City eleven. Lanier, losing no time in getting started, ground out its first touchdown midway in the first quarter when Allie took an Alex City punt and returned I4 yards to Lanier's 34 yard line. Seven plays later Allie raced over from the tive. Late in the second quarter Meads pulled in a punt on Lanier's 35, shifted into high gear, and traveled 65 yards for Lanier's second touchdown. Willis took ccmmand of the third touchdown with sprints of I8 and I2 yards, while Allie picked up the final I7 yards with Bill Mc- Corvey's help. ln the third quarter Dunn and Goolsby re- covered a tumble on Alex City's 30. This set up the final touchdown, Allie picked up 5 and Mills accounted tor the other 25 in two plays, the last cne good for I7 yards. Stearns kicked all four extra points. r n :fi .535 Managers TOBY SAVAGE DOUG WILLIAMSON JERNIGAN HALL LANIER 67 DOTHAN 1 Dothan, displaying a powerful ground attack, coupled with a strong defense, defeated the Poets l3-6 on a rain-soaked field. ln the first quarter Dothan took a Lanier punt on their own 32. With Morris and Crawford paving the way, they marched 67 yards to the Poet l. With Crawford scoring on a quarterback sneak and Morris adding the extra point, Dothan went ahead 7-O. In the third quarter Lanier showed that its performance against Alex City the week before was not merely a flash in the pan. On a pitchout from Stearns, Mills zig-zagged down the left side of the field for 38 yards and a touchdown. The try for the extra point was missed and it was Dothan 7, Lanier 6. Dothan took the Lanier kickoff on her own 35. With Crawford paving the way they marched 64 yards to the Lanier l and Crawford went over for touch- down number two, making the final score Dothan l3, Lanier 6, THE YARDSTICK Dothan Lanier l3 First Downs l3 I87 Yards Rushing T20 40 Yards Passing 8 3 Passes Attempted 8 3 Passes Completed Q 4 Fumbles 3 lO Penalties 35 26,5 Punting Average 38. Mills Moves For 5 As Connor Leads Way 3 WILLIS Fullback DUNN Tackle GOOLSBY Tackle DAUPHIN Center WARREN End ELLINGTON Halfback LANIER Op TUSCALOOSA O The Poets and the Black Bears, each team with a potential scoring machine, had to battle it out in a tough defensive game vvhich savv neither offense able to move. Lanier tried to move goalward in the second period when Allie returned a punt from his 23 to the 47. In several plays Allie went to the Tuscaloosa 43 and then Mills went to 39 for a first dovvn. After several incomplete passes Dunn kicked to the Tuscaloosa 16. Early in the fourth quarter Lanier launched its only long sustained drive. Allie returned a punt to his 34. Tvvo plays later Stearns, behind the blocking of Willis and Warren rambled 22 yards. Stearns ran again to the Tuscaloosa 43. In four plays Lanier picked up another first down. In three more plays Lanier picked up only 3 yards. Lanier lost the ball on dovvns on Tuscaloosa's 22. Tuscaloosa recovered a fumble on the Lanier ll vvith 2 minutes left. Unable to move the ball, they lost it on dovvns and the game ended in one more play. THE YARDSTICK Tuscaloosa Lanier 5 First Downs 6 76 Yards Rushing 90 22 Yards Passing O 4 Passes Attempted l 2 Passes Completed O O Fumbles 3 20 Penalties lO 41.0 Punt Average 4l.5 Allie Rambles For 10 Yards Justice Moves in For Kill MEADS Halfback SPANN Quarterback DAWKINS Center LANIER 197 SELMA 19 Conn or Bulls for 3 Yards MCCORVEY WILLIAMS End Selma 6 W8 l3 i3 l 5 2O.7 55 Guard THE YARDSTICK First Downs Yards Pushing Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Fumbles Punt Average Penalties L ,X 4, Lanier Q 227 l5 6 'P Q O 33. 2 ln the first quarter, a Selma tumble recovered by Richard Willis set up a touchdown pass from Spann to Warren in the end zone. ln the second quarter, following o Lanier tumble, Selnia's halt- back Hardin ran twice and scored a touchdown. Another touchdown was also obtained by Selma, iust after a 64 yard touchdown run by Lanier's Bud Meads was called back. ln the third quarter, two runs by Allie set up a touchdown, scored by Willis. ln the last quarter Selrna's Mclvlillion intercepted a Lanier pass and returned it 45 yards for a touchdown. With two minutes lett, Lanier's Earl Mills took the ball on Lanier's 42 and in 2 plays scampered over tor a touchdown, Then Connor plunged over for the extra point, Final scorei Lanier l9, Selma l9. 4 1 MILLS CALHOUN RHYNE Halfback Halfback Tackle Calhoun Moves for 'l5 Yards on a Pass Ramsay 6 73 34 8 3 O 3 30.3 LANIER 277 RAMSAY 0 THE YARDSTICK First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Penalties Fumbles Punt Average Lanier lc3 343 3l 8 2 50 3 l7 Lanier's rout of Ramsay began on the first play from scrimmage when Jerry Allie went over right tackle for 63 yards and ci touchdown. Ramsay fumbled the second half kickoff on the 3lg and Allie made the touchdown. On the second kickoff Ramsay's Shunncirah returned the ball 52 yards to Lanier's 35 where he was tackled from behind by Dan Rhyne, l-lufham intercepted a Ramsay pass and set up another touchdown which was made by Willis. The Poets completely dominated the ball gamc' and went on to make a 27-O victory. HUFHAM CONNOR LEE SPENCER MOODY End Fullbcck Center Halfbgck Fullbgck Willis Leads Mills Upfield Allie Takes o Pass from Mecds 4 HUETT Guard West End 4 79 N. Jusrics 29 Guard 1 1 2 2 35 33.2 ROOKS Guard LANIER T35 WEST END O THE YARDSTICK First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Fumbles Penalties Punting Average Lanier 7 186 O l O 3 60 36.4 JONES Halfback WRIGHT End TATUM STRICKLAND ROPHY n Quarterback Guard WALKER L. Jusiice and Dauphin Make Tackle Quarterback NEWSOM Halfback LITTLE Quarterback LANIER 195 SAVANNAH 26 Savannah 15 234 131 10 8 2 40 THE YARDSTICK Fnrst Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Fumbles Penalties L. JUSTICE Guard MYERS Tackle ROSE End karl JOHNSON AKERS HINSON REESE Guard Center End Fullback Stearns Clears Way for Allie SPENCER McCLURE Halfback Halfback yu-if' 1 Willis Moves for Bush LANIER 207 PHENIX CITY T9 The tirst touchdown of the night was made by Phenix City in the first quarter, following a 64 yard drive. Lanierls Jerry Allie took the ensuing kick and ran 8l yards for a touchdown. After a blocked kick, Phenix City recovered a fumble on their 35, and seven plays later they scored their second touchdown. The score was Phenix City l3, Lanier 6. A tive yard punt return by Allie and a 27 yard toss from Stearns to Warren put the Poets in scoring position, Stearns pushed across from the one. Phenix City l3, Lanier l3. A l5 yard penalty and a bad Dawkins Rides 'Em Down 'I snap fcr Lanier en tourth down gave Phenix City the ball on Lanier's l4. Bush then tossed to Aught man for a touchdown. The score at the halt was Phenix City 19, Lanier l3 There was no score fourth quarter when Mills and Allie moved the ball from their own 25 to Phenix City's Q4, and Allie broke through tor 24 yards and a touchdown t knot the score. Bobby Spann then came on the field to kick his third extra point of the evenina Final score was Phenix City l9, Lanier 20 THE YARDSTICK Phenix City Lanier l2 First Downs lQ3 Yards Pushing 7l Yards Passing . 8 Passes Attempted 5 Passes Completed 3 35 Penalties 55 5 Fumbles 6 LANIER 6, TALLASSEE 14 Tallassee Scores in Pllg-up LANIER O, MURPHY 27 Murphy's rampaging Panthers rolled up a decisive victory over the Poets in Mobile. Lanier received the kick- off but was not able to move the ball for a first down. An exchange of punts gave Murphy the ball on our Qi. Three plays later Murphy scored. In the second quarter Lanier unleashed its penetration of the night. With Mills carrying most of the attack, Lanier moved the ball 57 yards before being held fcr downs on Murphy's l8. Murphy took over and marched for its third touchdown of the night. The Panthers scored once again in the third quarter to make the final score 27-O. Lanier dominated the ball in the first half but was unable to score. Lanier made the deepest penetration of the first half following a Tallassee fumble late in the first quarter. The Poets' Louis Justice recovered the ball on the Tallassee 45. Elling- ton sparked the drive with a brilliant 22 yard sprint around left end. A I5 yard penalty against Tal- lassee aided our efforts, but a few plays later, after Stearns had plunged for I yard and a first down on the Tallassee 5, Lanier was the victim of a I5 yard penalty which stopped our drive. In the third quarter, Tallassee using the Notre Dame box, scored two fast touchdowns and led I4-O. Lanier started its only touchdown from its own I4 yard line. THE YARDSTICK Tallasse Lanier 9 First Downs 9 129 Yards Rushing l37 64 Yards Passing 33 7 Passes Attempted 9 5 Passes Completed 2 O Fumbles O 37.4 Punt Average 32.4 55 Penalties 60 LAWHORN ELLISOR Tackle Fullbuck Ill EY LA IEIT A dosh ot blue! A stirring morch! Thot is vvhot one found during The holt-time ot The Lonier Tootboll gomes. This yeor The otficiol Blue ond Groy bond hod the honor ot being on o Notionol Television Network while ploying ot the holt-time ot the Blue ond Groy gorne. The Lonier Bond, under their director, Yole Ellis, ploys tor ossemblies ond morches in rnony porodes. Ecich yeor The bond iournies to The State Bond Contest where iT cops high honors. The bond combines pleosure with o money- moking proiect by presenting its onnuol Spring Concert. The Bond Tor The post tvvo yeors, hos been led by high-stepping drum moior, Bobby Boone. William Denio, President, kept the bond in morching order while Joke Beosley, Vice-President, morched behind. Johnny Cor- michoel kept everyone posted on The hoppenings ot The bond. Page 58 D . ff AX! XX N y,-1' ' . CQ A, aw . 'K an f 'i V ffl :ggi A wr 'sl' h nw H ffdfff' , ii vWF' fj?4?i ' :Wifi T ' fl, 'W - 577 1' ,'!!f 5 if f ,X K' 4 ., 'kg' af Vlf. fg. ! '51 S ' gf 1 ' fH.f,:' 'fin hpy'f' G'fQ1. f.- , Q ' ,Q N,:.i!f Spb V 8 ,l L1 '-4 Y 1 ll 'K-lv: D O. Q xt. ,Q ,gyii ,figxs 'nl A 4,3 :S .lx x. ref: 1 Fl x A.. Q 'A mg! 'xx ' 'ix B. A If -6,-xx m an Q A K 'flxlags Q X1 .RL ' L Q... - W- w 'Y V c+ , ,gqg K, l ' 45. E Q XMI! W V L ,,., 'E h x lil- .xxx A W ' 31 ' ff?Wif'2 A . ' , ' A ., A , , 'lfLZ,17'Tia51,,f' g , . ws' ' . k . , 1 x x I - f f f 4' 4 ' ' ' ,ag ,A ,s f 3,.. ,U , f ,N ff f- 1- -if ' 'Y' 'T N we Q 1 l X 5, ,qu :W .fl '01 H 'H ' ' 'Q g r Y- s 1 1. 5 H - 1. Q9 Q Q - Af ' 3. 3.2! 1 2' 3513 f X30 - 1-'gb Q '.l , :Vg 2m'!XiKsQrQ ., 3' 'Q L31 Q gli' R 14 6 4 fi V Q 'V-af' ' V-' gd Q .5 'f ix , . , f 'J 15 fix 1 f 5 I, . ,gl 'L M Mi. .., A 1-wp M A, wif 5, fb V' ' Q 5' , 'but A 1 , xg 4 ' 2 Q . 'olx1,,? y vx f .1 0 .f U . Q I Ae,L.,:i..,'- Q , Lx V I 4 1 , 'yy f 1 '54 ff- 'ff . L, ' ' ', 'W lin 9' if if , I EW I' , 'E f Q 'K fQ.f.1y.' is 9' RQ u- 'sq Delores Heath, Joan Hunt, San- dra Wells, Jackie Holloway, Patsy Shivers, Charlotte Richard- son, Joyce Akers, Joan Wil- liamson, Harriet Jones, Carrie Pouncey, Jeanine Heath, TEAM SEES CHEERLEADERS Jean Hollon Jes te Kttcnens Loutse Hall Shorty Moore Rallnn Walker Judy Justnce Ann McKunney Jo Ann Chamberltn Thetr catchtng enthustasm and peppy smlles are as much a part at Lanrers football and basketball games as the players The cheerleaders ot Lanier have existed as long as a game has been played here Sponsored by Mass Laura Johnston theur faculty advtsor the cheerleaders for V954 l955 are Ann Mclitnney Jean Hollon Louise Hall Jo Ann Chamberlatn Judy Justice Jessie Kttchens Shorty Moore and Rollin Wallce Rollln was awarded a watch by Ruth and Sons for betng the best cheerleader of the year The cheerleaders sponsor a party to welcome new members and they have an annual Cheerleaders banquet The new Cheerleaders are Chosen each year by the present ones and a taculty member Whether the team wrns or loses the Chee leaders are at every game yellrng and cheertng Page 62 A. . .N . ,, H . . . . 1 5 - 1 1 , 1 1 f . . . . . , . . . . , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , I. . . . 1 , ..,. , .... , F . . CL The L Club was formed as a separate club tor the athletes of Lanier Bull McCorvey ns Presndent Tommy Waldrnp rs Vuce Presndent and Cecil Stearns us Secretary Treasurer The club has many func tuons durlng the year Two bug events are the annual tootball dance and th State Track Meet IH the Sprung Coach Posey as the faculty advusor Popular Judy Paterson rs sweetheart of the L Club The mann purpose ot the club as to recognnze boys who have shown good sportsmanshnp and contrlbuted to the athletuc events ot Lanler 10 N15 1 'ill-! 4.1 FIRST ROW Rlchard Wnllus Allan Kohn Tommy Waldrlp Mac Dauphln Judy Paterson Jerry Allle Donald Clark Mutchell Ellmgton Bud Meads Cecnl Stearns SECOND ROW Bobby Norman Earl Mlller Neal Justuce Haywood Sport Bobby Ledford Bull McCorvey Bobby Spann Dudley Calhoun Jeff Warren THIRD ROW Wendell Conner Erme Carlnsle Durden Lee Edd Spencer Wzlburn Hutham Frank Goolsby Butch Jamieson Jerry Roalcs FOURTH ROW Sidney Dawkukns Frank Moody Louns Justice Charles Tatum Evans Hnnson Wardlcw Lamar Eugene Carter Dan Rhyne Jlmrny Dunn Page 63 ll L ll U B 11 11 - - - ' ' A 1 - . 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YH ' f we gsw '- l LA I USHERS' CLUB FIRST ROW Rod Ltde Burgess Thoma son John Mathews Hugh Fraz r James Stovall Larry Crane Roy Nolen SECOND ROW Butch Jamneson Wayne Elltson Bllly Colinas Maurlce Mussafer Gordon Gll Joe Mussafer Gene Turner Tranum Fltzpatruck Johnny Connor Evans Hnnson Davld Crosland Mak Gralale THIRD ROW Andrew Nolan Rlchard Jacobs Bull Marks John Salter Hunter Draper Eugene Anderson Ha old Harrusan Vernon Pugh Joe leln Fred Woody Bartlett FIFTH ROW Ronald Montgomery Joe Smelley Mary Anderson Tommy Berry Georg Ga zon Thornton Clark The boys tn the Ushers Club have been packed for their abnsty to lnve up to the requxsutes ol an usher These hugh standards are Loyalty Honor Servlce Frtendshlp Scholarshlp Courtesy Co operatlon and Dependablluty Theur mctto Noblesse Obllge whnch means Rank imposes obligation They have chosen the tollowung outstanding ottucers Hugh Frazer Head Usher James Stovall Assocnate Head Usher John Mathews Assocuate Head Usher Roy Nolen Assistant Head Usher Rod Llde Assistant Head Usher Burgess Thomasson Secuetary and Lanny Crane Treasurer Miss Ermlne Walker sponsors thus club These boys are not lelt out IH the socual whmrl Thetr Chrlstmas Dance ns an event whtch all Lanier eagerly awaits every year Page 66 'W' Z! S '. 4 S , . I I 1 f I 1 f, : . I , I . t V' , T ' I 'Q I ' I ' ' Ingram . . . FOURTH ROW: Hampton Brown, Bill Hines, Hartwell Davis, Harry Pollitt, George Godwin, Wardlaw Lamar, . N , . I .,. . . . - I 5 I 1 1 A 1 I A 1 A 1 1 ' . . . . Q is- ,, . ,, . ,, . 1 , ' ' z , ' 1 1 I 1 I F I 1 - I A STARDUST Y CLUB The Stardust Y Club is a charitable organization whose aim is To foster entertainment and help others with charity. Doris Chambliss is the president, Sue Ellen Fuller is vice president, Rollin Walker is secretary, Carlynn McLendon is treasurer, Alice Faye Vaughn is team captain, and Beverly Bennett is program chairman. The girls sponsor a number of social events annually, among them are the Benefit Bridge, Dime Dance, and New Year's Day Banquet. The proceeds from all the club's events go to charity. The benevolent girls ot the club sponsored a child at the Children's Home this year. The purpose of the club is to maintain high standards ot Christian character throughout the home, school and community FIRST ROW Susan Foser Beve ly Bennet Carolyn MCL ndon Rollin Walker Sue Ellen Fuller Doris Chambliss Pannell Anne M Krnney Charlotte Rawls Sora Burson Jule Huie Frances Grace Jane Wilkerson Jane Crump THIRD ROW Elizabeth Crump Jessie Kitchens Bebe Smith Jean Hollon Laura Clenney Jane Searcy Mary Bruce Birch Rachel Youngblood Emma Coburn Rose Ann Chunn Betty Anne Bullock Miss Isabel Ledyard Page 67 Virginia Weiss, Ra sy Graydoh, 'Alice Faye Vaughn, Shorty Moore I, . . SECOND ROW: RebeccaIWitmer, Henrietta STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS CHARLES DUNLAP .,...., Presidem U FRED INGRAM . . . Vice President CORAL RHODES , . . I Secretory CHARLEY DUNLAP President of Lanier Student Body CHARLOTTE RAVVLS 4 - TVGUSUVGV Sm-em. xg w....b-kv-Q..-x g..A 'QQQBN-Rf. SQL, N... Mg X i x WEDNESDAY MORNING . . . 8 O'CLOCK 1. Q R FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mooneyham, Coral Rhodes, Charles Dunlap, Fred Ingram, Charlotte Rawls, Miss Clark . . . SECOND ROW: Beverly Langston, Eva Mae Jernigan, Jack Kushner, Dot White, Shirlee Dover, Betty Fowler, Alice Faye Vaughn, Rollin Walker, Maude McKinney, Frances Grace, Julie Haddon, Sue Blacksear . . , THIRD ROW: Tommy Wilson, Sammy Fischer, Frank Moody, Elmore Bartlett, Johnny Andrews, Wardlaw Lamar, THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council strives hard to uphold the high standards of Lanier. It is made up of the officers of the student body, the officers of the three classes, the president of the section representa- tives, the faculty advisors, the Principal, the Dean of VVomen, the Dean of Men, and the Advisor of the Section Representatives. Throughout the year the Council undertakes many worthwhile proiects. Every summer, before school opens, the members congregate to discuss plans for the coming year, The first official duties are to clean the trophies and the trophy cases, and to make preparations for welcoming Sophomores. After many weeks of effort by the members, under the guidance of their indefatigible sponsor, Miss Kate Clark, the Council published the Student Directory, This was the most important undertaking of the ycar. The new year of i955 was greeted by the Poets and council members at a gala New Year's Eve Ball. This new year has proved to be a very successful one for the Student Council, Page 69 JUNIOR RED CROSS The old saying goes that happiness comes Through making others happy. The Junior Red Cross at Lanier proves this old proverb to be fact, not fiction. The club always seems to have some ingenius idea up its sleeve to make life more pleasant for unfortunate people. Therefore it is obvious that its interests are not only on a national scope, but on an international scope. The club plays Santa Claus to hospitalized veterans and plays the good fairy to children in foreign countries. The educational boxes are sent to and youngsters in poverty stricken countries The humane activities of this organization reflect the spirit of the entire student body and faculty of Lanier Carol Taylor holds the gavel at the meetings ot this group If Carol happens to be absent Jean Parker can capably pinch hut for her Busy Jean I-Iollon pens the minutes of each meeting There are so many activities to record for such a busy group' The Junior Red Cross sends Ann Hudson to be its mouthpiece at the Inter Club Council and Mrs Mary Nell Mills is the competent sponsor . 1 af' 'ww I :ig FIRST ROW Dollle Miller Martha Mott Dot Mulligan Eleanor Mosley SECOND ROW Mary Llmbrlck Dot Stewart Donny Bailey Georgia Lindsey Harlan Kimbro THIRD ROW Carol Covey Jean Parker Ann Henrv Ragnla Burford Caroll Taylor Jeanett Wumsko FOURTH ROW Margaret Yarbrough Bobby Felts Sylvia Jo Ingram Page 70 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club was organized tor the purpose of promoting interest in tlre Roman people and the Latin language One ot Laniers oldest groups it was organized in 1924 The government of this club is patterned after government of ancient Rome The consuls Rollin Walker and Judy Paterson raise the gavel at alternate meetings The club features interesting programs concerning Roman games myths and tales The task ot originating these entertaining and educational programs is assigned to Mary Alice Till Louise Hall and Joe Price Peggy Edney is the bookkeeper and the collector of revenue for the club The Latin Club functions under the capable sponsorship ot Miss Kate Clark and Mrs Eva Mooneyham The highlights ot the activities of the year are the Saturnalia celebration in December and the senior party in May Anderson Mark Anderson Sally Andrews Emily Baggett Fred Bailey Dorothy Bassett Julianne Baum Sylvia Beasley Susan Bedsole Carol Blackshear Sue Bowers Dick Bowling Umphrey Bowman Martha Brossell Billy Brock Irene Burtord Laura Butler Vivian Byers Larry Camp John Cannon David Carter David Clem Joe Clower Dorothy Coburn Emma Claude Collins Margaret Conner Johnny Covey Carol Crane Edith Crum Beverly Crump Elizabeth Crump Jane Davis Sally Day Marlin Dean Fay Dibble George Dismukes Bill Durr Virginia Edgar Barbara Jean Edney Penn Eskridge Nancy Evans Florence Fields Carol Foster Susan Frazer Hugh Gayden Gloria Gerson Linda MEMBERS Grable Shirley Gregory Jan Haddon June Hager Tony Hall Louise Hargrove Sue Helms Jane Henry Anne Howard Sandra Hudson Lynda Jacob Richard Johns Burns Johnson Julie Justice Judy Kaylor Mary Louise Laney Janice Langston Beverly Laslte Cobb Lawson Jule McKinney Anne McKinney Maude McNair Glenda Malone Wayne Page 71 Maynor Tom my Mohr Rose Moody Frank Morton Jerry Mott Martha Newsom Libby Nicrosi Charles Nolen Roy Pannell Henrietta Parker Jean Parks Jane Paterson Jane Paterson Joy Paterson Judy Paul Linda Pearson Ellzabeth Peckinpaugh Helen Price Joe Rice Nell Raton Sydna Sarvay Cornelia Saunders Barbara Scheuer Harriet Scott Susan Screws Jo Shepherd Suzan Simpson Marcia Simpson Wayne Smith Bebe Spencer Lee Spurlock Tommie Stovall James Thigpen Patsy Thomas Mary Ellen Till Mary Alice Tyson Ellen Walker Rollin Washington Terry Watson Edith Wilkinson Jane Williams Ann Williams Eleanor Williams Pamela Witmer Rebecca Wooley Gayle Youngblood Jane . . . . . I . . , . , . . . , . ' , - , , . 1 , - - Bedgood, Sue Cumbee, Elna Hinds, Bill Overstreet, Mickey Stewart, Gail ' I 1 L r I . I SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB Real Gone Ghosts, the clever satire pre- sented by the Senior Girls Club, sought to prove that someday the weaker sex would rule the universe! This production was only one of the many activities of the club, to which any senior girl may belong. The club sponsored a tea in September to welcome Sophomore girls to Lanier The high light of the year was a gala Christmas Dance 'I S15 Page 72 OFFICERS JUDY PATERSON FRANCES HOLDING MARY BURROUGHS MRS SWEAT President Vice President Secretary Sponsor :X If ,. T XJR! ' z ,ZW a-I J, 0 I Q Xxxx 1 . r X so A 44 ,I V It it r J 1 , f . .Ig K. 1 .-' .,s,'.4 . I dtfb I J. . ff '-1' E' , su, , 4 ll . W ' - 5 R VY ..... ' 1- . . 1- '21 ,, - . , V, . I . A' 3, .Eff 'qos I 'rtfa-I'2'fiI,?,a., ---- I 'N , uf Q pf, 4 ui: BETH FARRIS , I , . . . Treasurer ' '. LQ 5 '. Y sign... ' 'I' . W. '. '- '-Tx' Q- PU. 'Q v , -T Q - ' . 3 . .nw . . . , . , . ,Q YW.. , I in ug l..1 j'ii fn Il '?xfff I' in Q-53-K ,Lil ii rfffi -1 -7: gn, s'-me rw gi, -Q' ' fluff ry 3' X' lffgub '5Ul','- I-I w .ssh ff 'fir' If , ffm 3 -'X 5 ,. 1. ..,. ' ' - K. ML- ,f . FIRST ROW: Henry Marcus, Frank Goolsby, Margery Sandriclge, Julius Gray . . . SECOND ROW: Margaret Kohn, Elaine Donaldson, Mary Sue Townsend, Jimmy Scott, Wayne Stough, Wayne Rambo, June Ross, Ann Phillips, Judy Kennedy, Salley Smith, Joan Forshaw, Rita Nelms, Gardner Ann Coleman, Miss Breedlove . . . THIRD ROW: Penny Kirby, Barbara Dry, Sandra Walden, Margene Darden, Redd Herring, Tammy Duke, Allen Thomas, John David Salter, Sonny Howard, Jim Barnes, Edward Thames, Sam Brassel, Burke Sylvest , . . FOURTH ROW: Rem Noble, Burton Pratt, Harry Stephens, Bucky Stephens, Harry Pollit, Haywood Sport, Ralph Vwlilliarns. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS JULIUS GRAY . . President FRANK GOOLSBY . Vice-President MARGERY SANDIDGE . I Secretary ALTON ELLIS , . . I Treasurer HENRY MARCUS . , Sergeant-at-Arms MISS JOANNA BREEDLOVE . Sponsor The International Relations Club was formed because of a common interest in geography and the peoples of the world. The aim at this group is to further international relations and to encourage good will between nations. Since geography is only a one semester course, the International Relations Club terminated their activities at the conclusion of the first semester. Page 73 E5 RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is a new club at Lanier. It was organized this year to promote interest in radio- dramatics among high school students. Jo Ann Chamberlin manages the controls. Lucinda Hall is her assistant, the program chairman is Jack Kushner, the sponsor is Mrs. Moore. Programs consisting of short plays were held during the year every two weeks over WCOV. As for social affairs, there was a banquet held in January. This club, in spite ot its youth, has made a fine record this year and is bound to be a success in the years ahead. Q' 1' FIRST ROW Duck Bowers Carroll Jones Judy Fuquay Lucinda Hall Cornelia Salvey SECOND ROW Frances Goode Mary Lou Cox Terry Washington Robin R h d uc ar son .lane Sentell Sally Fellows THIRD ROW Jerry Graham Larry Byars John Thomas FOURTH ROW Robert Condrith Page 74 ROYAL MYSTIC SOCIETY NUT THE MYSTIC NUT Joe Clein, Coley Mills, Jimmy Frantz, Ronald Montgomery, Hartwell Davis, John Saari, Myles Simpson, Wardlaw Lamar, Mr. Price, Jerry Graham, David Crosland, Larry Enos, Cedric Hatfield, Charles Miller, Randall Wood, Harry Pollit, Sam Farris, Jean Hollon, George Garzon, Bill Waldrop, Sonny Howard, Tommy Duke, Lanny Crane, Jerry Hunter, Thornton Clark, Don Berger, Sammy Fischer, Bill Kessler, Burgess Thomasson, Johnny Connor, Norman Scott, Richard Beasley, Charles Anderson, Albert Cohen, Winslew Hemperly, Joe Maddox, Johnny Carmichael, Connie Cook, Dwight Wilhelm. This organization i'?J was born in l952 .... The Nuts are not quite sure what their purpose is. . . . The theme song is I'm a Nut. . . . The sacred nut is the buckeye. . . . Nuts to you, their favorite expression, is their noble motto, also .... Thornton Clark, Royal Highest Protector and Most Honorable Keeper of the Mystic Nut, wields the gavel ,... Backing him up, Lanny Crane is the General Vice Nut .... Sam Fischer is Vice Nut in Charge of Parties and Wimmen .... The Nut calling the roll is Connie Cook, Royal Nut Scribe .... Jim Barkley is the Doughnut .... Burgess Thomas wields a mighty hand as Tutt Nut .... Wardlaw Lamar is Chaplain .... The Nut Club pin-up is Jean Hollon, Female Feminine Student Sponsor .... Mr. Jessie Price is the sponsor. Page 75 SENIOR SERVICE SCOUTS OFFICERS JEAN BEDSOLE Presuder1T DOROTHY PEBWORTH Vuce Presld nT SARAH BURSON Secretary MELBA THOMAS Treasurer AOATHA CAUTHEN Publacny fhanrman MRS OUIDA HICKS Spon or MRS FRED CAUTHEN MRS ROY TAYLOR MRS G R THOMAS Leaders Thus Sensor Troop Took as Their proled Thus year The helping of youhger Troops vvaTh their varwous achvmes Thus helped The Troop TurThel :Ts work as Semor Service Andes The mam Tneld of The Club Advenfure In ArT Thus was one of The mahy acTlvITles That helped promcTe The work oT The Ourl ScouTs of Ameruca szmnn scnurs Tnuup sa FIRST ROW Do oth P In Th Su a B h SECOND RON Melba Thomas Ba bara Toyo Aacfhc CauTIeh Kay Taylo THIRD ROW Sue WaTe s Sa ah Burson Jacke I-IoIIo ay Roxan a Goocher FOURTH ROW Jean Bedsole M s H cks Ca ole Nat ons Page 76 D. A. R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL JU' A Good Crtnzenshlp Gurl dependable loyal a good student loved tor tune splrlt goodness and devotton to her school and country These attrlbutes tit our Good Cntlzenshlp Glrl Shnrlee Dover Since she entered Lanier In the fall of 52 Shlrlee has been a shlmng light among her classmates always wllllng to do any duty asked at her and always carrylng out that yob with a smile recog nnzed In her sophomore year for her copacnty to do her work well Shlrlee for three consecutive years has been elected secretary ot her Sophomore Junior and Senior classes her wunnnng smule and bubbling personalnty endeared her to her class who vot d her Frlendllest Gnrl of the Sophomore and Junior classes and Best All Round Gnrl nn thus her Sensor year Yes Shlrlee has left her mark at Lanner perhaps the one which wnll call her to our munds so often IS thus 1955 Oracle the year book whnch sne has worked so hard to ednt We present our Good Cutnzenshnp Gnrl Shlrlee Dover Page 77 If 7777 . . . , , . . , , , . . . . , . .. . .. I .-. 4 1 1 1 . . . , 11 - - -ll - ll 1:4 V 1 .,,. . , . , . . . . , . I . , , . . . . SPN YY4 TE AGHER Page 80 L W DOUGLAS Pruncupal Mr Douglas orugunally made hus home un Bessemer and graduated from Burmungham Southern besudes attendung Columbua Unu versuty un New York Mr Douglas taught school un Vunemont Verbena and Mont gomery specualuzung un Englush hustory and school admunustratuon He came to Sudney Lanuer un lf?-49 50 He us a conscuentuous pruncupal who us always workung hard to mauntaun the hugh standards here at Lanuer Thus year among other thungs he began a program of vocatuonal counculung for sen uor gurls W. E GLAZNER Assustant Pruncupal Mr Glazner came to Sudney Lanuer three years ago He us orugunally from DeKalb County He graduated from the Unuversuty of Alabama where he mauored un scuence Mr Glazner has taught school sunce un Shelby Cherokee St Claur DeKalb and Montgomery Countues and has taught un hus own words everythung but home econcmucs Mr Glaz ner who us characteruzed by hus unfaulung good humor expressed hus suncere wush that Lanuer keep up uts reputatuon as one of the best schools uf not the best un the South He thunks that wuth cooperatuon from the stu dents Lanuer can become stull greater MRS JULIA HARPER Dean of Girls MR YALE ELLIS Dean of Boys The pedagogues of Lanuer have many nmporta tt duttes other than gtvmg exams IH January and May Throughout the year each member at the faculty trnes to Improve has teaching methods by tommg one of the ftve study g oups The chatrman ofthe Engltsh dlvtslon was Mrs McCreary The teacher studued the varnous perrods ID Englush literature by readlng books and preparmg long btbltographles Thus year the sclence teachers looked at the Scnence Club they were tnterested could do to have a better club and tn what other clubs tn varuous Mrs Sweat was chatrman of the commnttee The mathematucs department plan a dfftcult task but FII amer country were dotng onstructed models to and geometry students lt was ccomphshed the chairman was lvlrs lvttlls e hes helped Mr Berry and his group to study communuty resources and theur effects pon educataon Th Foreign Language department dad a tune lab of studyung ways nn which the htstortes and cul tures of France Spam and ancient Rome can help promote world wnde good feelung All of the Poets are espectally proud of Mlss Sus: Green Last year she was recagnuzed by McCalls magazane as one of the top ten teachers an the natton We all feel that It IS a pnvllege to have such a wonderful p rson on the faculty at Lanier . . I ' ' ' 'I . . . . F ' ' ' , ' in what L ' ' ' ' ' parts of the ' . ' ned and c ' ' ' . E ' , much was a .' 5 ' . ' . 'ms and spe c , ' ' ' u ' . . . .G . . - e ' . Page 81 1 ar' 'Wu GROWTH al I 'M 'f'I?'f-'Y Kiln iauqdfnmrca Q Page 82 ADDIE G. ADOURIAN, B.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute Mathematics ELOISE ANDREWS Umversuty of Alabama English MARGUERITTE B ARMSTRONG B S A Umverslty of Alabama French JOHN I BAGWELL BS University of Alabama Manual Arts MARIE BARNES AB MA Huntlngdon Bnology RUSSELL I BERRY Alabama Polytechmc Instutute History JOANNA BREEDLOVE AB MA Hunhngdon Southern Methodnst Unlverslty French and Hnstory MILA W BLACK Peabody College Stenography and Sales HELEN F BLACKSHEAR MA Agnes Scott English MARGARET BOWLING AB Umverslty of Alabama Bookkeepung RUTH S CAMMACK BS MS Alabama Polytechnlc Insthute Consumers Education and Geography HELEN CARTER Orchestra JAMES R CHAFIN BS Jacksonville State Teachers College Biology KATE CLARK AB Agnes Scott Latin CAROLYN COSBY BS Alabama Polytechnic Institute Geometry WILSON L COVI NGTON Mllltary MIRIAM P CREEL BS Alabama Polytechnic Insttlute English M T DUNCAN BS MA University of Alabama Diversified Occupations MADELINE EITZEN AB Huntingdon Home Economics KATHERINE EVANS A B Huntingdon English PAULINE S EVANS BS MA University of Alabama Commercial MARCELLA FOSTER B.S. University of Alabama Commercial FRANCES FULLER A.B. Howard Commercial MARGARET GORRIE A.B.. M. . University of Alabama Ma.hematics J Page 83 H K Page 84 HENRY P GOODWIN AB MA Umversuty of Alabama English Spanlsh EFFIE M GREEN A5 Huntingdon Business Law SUSIE GREEN A B Huntingdon Bnology ELIZABETH S GROVE AB Park College Mlssourl Student ACIIVIIIBS NELL HAGEDORN BS University of Mlchlgan Physncal Educatnon LAURA HALL Llbrarnan CLAUDIA HARDY AB UYIIVBYSIIY of Alabama Dlstrlbutlve Education VALETTA ANN HARLIN AB Huntingdon English Y CHILES HARRIS AB Unuverslty of Alabama English CAPTAIN THOMAS HENRY BA Unlverslty of Texas Mllltary JACK T HERNDON BS Alabama Polytechmc Inshtute Typewrltlng YJESSE R HEUSTESS AB Huntingdon Spamsh . , .., .. , . , .. , .. . , .. , University of Alabama , .. , .. , . 3 . , .. 1 . OUIDA HICKS, B.S., M,S. Alabama College Vocational Home Economics ETHEL JOHNSTON, A.B., M.A. Columbia Art LAURA JOHNSTON, A.B., M.A. Huntingdon, University of Alabama English BOBBYE JONES, B.A. Alabama College Commercial FRANCES JONES, B.S. Alabama College Chemistry CORRIE KING B S University of Alabama English JOH N C LANGLEY Engineer ISABEL LEDYARD BS Randolph Macon Mathematics History V SADI E LIDE B S University of Alobama Mathematics WALLACE C LOCKE BS Alabama Polytechnic Insttiute Vocational Agriculture BURNON LYDIC JR University of Georgia Economics History Band ALMA M MCCLURKIN AB Huntingdon Spanish Page 85 cf wxAhNS3?Qf! ' 'WWE A My Q,-ww .v U .W 4 r D' 5 I 2. ,.,.:. 5 RFE, ' g f Q? W? .Vg mg fit W Nwx -+5 D' A f' AFM LQ .ff we ,, J Mi' vw A ,553 ,ef r 3 Q ,. ' fa y DOUGLAS MOSELEY, B.A. University of Kentucky Physical Education MARY ELMORE PERSONS A.B. Randolph Macon Women s College English NEAL POSIY M.A. University of Alabama Physical Education PR CE B S University of Alabama Ch mistry Phys cs ANACILE RIGGS BS Alabama Polytechnic Institute Dlstnbutive Education RABURN SCARBOROUGH BS University of Alabama Sales LEONORA SHERLOCK AB MS Huntingdon Alabama Polytechnic lnstltute Mathematics CLYDE SMILIE BS University of Alabama Arithmetic Bookkeeping CHARLOTTE SPEIGHT BS MA Ward Belmont Algebra Biology LUCRETlA SUMERS BA Florida State University Assistant Librarian NEVA SWEAT BS Florida State University Chemistry Biology DOROTHY TAYLOR BS MS Alabama Polytechnic lnsttiute English f P-tis, N.. im ff lftf0,1W'T f ZH Page 87 U 5 an 1 QV, ,RW4 in RW-Q J-r:-I? .,.. y A VX K TXTTTSX J O f T L gg 4 Page 88 EDYTHE TAYLOR Offlc ANNIE WILSON TERRY Agnes Scot? Englush ANN THOMPSON Hunflngd on Englxsh W T VERNON BS Alabama Polyfechmc Instntule Supervisor of Insfruchon Vocaflonal Deparvment ERMINE WALKFR BA MA LLB History Law H L WFATHERBY Stout lnsfnfute and Callforma Tech Mechanical Drawnng PRENTISS F WELLS Umversny of Maryland Mllllary EVELYN WOODHAM A.B. Universify of Alabama Diversified Occupations PATON L. WOODHAM B.S. Universfiy of Alabama M. M JU lllllll Two down and one To go' This cry rlngs IH The mands of 1955s seniors To be Two years ago one of The largesT and besT classes ever To enTer The hallowed halls b gan To make hlsTory ThaT class made a Tune record and has conT1nued IT during The pasT year Over The daze of being new sophomores and noT quTTe old enough To be sophlsTrcaTed sensors They seTTled down To The Typlcal Lanuer rouTune The Junior year was one of Trrumphs and TrTbulaTlons The AlThough The class vvlll lose some of :Ts sTudenTs by Thelr changing To RoberT E Lee Hugh School :T laces The fuTure wrTh The Tlare and deTermnnaTlon IT has shown IH The pasT BACK ROW Mr Berry cz d M s Barnes Sponsors Johnny Andrews President FRONT ROW E a Mae Je nlgan Vlce Presldenf Elmore BnrTleTT Page 89 STaTionery Sole and ulTimaTely The Junior-Senior Prom. ' 'fries , G , 432 'um ' :-.2 , 1, , ,ff ' f-ur' 1 I , 'ov I FIRST ROW: Doris Dowdy, Elise Morris, Juanita Townsend, Robbie Jean Darnell, Jansa Dodson, Margie Gayle Jones, Betty Lanktord, Gerry Morton, Dolly Miller, Wyntne Hodges . . . SECOND ROW: Malcolm Gardner, Sue Sigggr Gail Pratt, Peggy Mullins, Kay Thomas, Pamela Williams, Frances Grace, Jane Harper, Judy Ragland, Shirley Hill . . . THIRD ROW: Janet Moore, Billie Lawson, Eva Mae Jernigan, Sue Alford, Edna Cope, Ann Cleveland, Janet Gaulden, Helen Stearns, Jackie Holloway, Bobbie Moore . . . FOURTH ROW: Harold Boyd, Gene Turner, Buddy Hawk, Sherrill Snellgroye, Ed Price, lNalter Randolph, Terry Arnold, Jimmy Brown, Rendell Barloot, Judy Higgins . . . FIFTH ROW: Buddy Stettler, Donnie Lewis, Robert Davis, Charles Evans, Wayne Ellison, Kitty Sellers, Dianne Brown, Barbara Saunders, Willie Sue Perdue, Larry Shaver . . . SIXTH ROW: Merwyn Danley, Jerry Pontan, John Reynolds, 'tNtlliam Catan, Harry Stephens, Benny Meadows, Robert Bryant, Bo Vllatwood, Larry Strickland, Bobby Spann. THE JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Tina Johns, Anne Bell, Dot Mulligan, ' ' Gail Cauthen, Lanell Wadsworth, Claudette Johnson, Betty Anne Miller, Ernrna Jean Martin, Kay Canady . . . SECOND ROW: Plttltp Bailey, Berney Walter, Mike Chisholm, Jimmy Combs, Earl Miles, Wtntord Jordan, Wallace Martin, Jett Beard, Judson Huett, David Gilbert , . . THIRD ROW: Agnes Mastin Gump, Marie Barker, Joanne Brown, Darnell Thorne, Alice Jane Murse, Roxanna Goocher, Betty Jordan, Beth Baker, Rose Jones, Fairlte Marks , , , FOURTH ROW: Charles Petrey, Billy Joe Durden, Hampton Brown, Lee La Follette, Bill McMaster, Charles Heaton, Tommy WiIlian's, Leon Tatum, Richard Thornton, Ronald Ward . . . FIFTH ROW: Elmore Bartlett, Cynthia Graham, John Photuros, ,g1g.E1semunt Fred lngrcrnt Bob Stgler, Pot Garner, Ann Jeffcoot, John McClure, a . . . SIXTH ROW: John Wright, Joe Richburg, Willtarr' Miller, Billy McNair, Ingram Gomillion, Ben Dagger, James Whitman, Sonny Crittenden, Tommie Crews, John Stephenson. J! ylylfwfr. og W . --:5 it gate 1. Q ,f HIHIUIHES IIF W! 'PHE IILII HMI! Y X K L 5 1 A TEAM FRONT ROW: F, fcxrhslfr, T. Vvcxlclrnp, B. lvdford, B. Spfnw, H. Sport, D, Ccxwomm . . BACK W: D. LQVUZ, I. Rugsnlulf- J. EHR, H r,wfV1ffLJE, NN, Hurdirw, V, Hmlvov. B T E A M FRONT ROW: L. Brcphyl G, CMV, S. T!f'f,1s?w, E Mdiissick, E. Spencer . . BACK ROW: E. Hinsow, W Hwfvw J FPWQ R Von FQQCGQ I-O , , OOO , . , , Rf ENTRE NOUS Gaietyl Laughter! Merrirnent! Mardi Gras! The French Club opened the T955 social season at Lanier with a lavish Mardi Gras ball. Maiestically reigned over by a court at beautiful attendants, this dance is the highlight at the French Club year. Elaine Donelson, President, Margaret Kohn, Vice-President, Kathy Panhorst, Recording Secretary, Robin Richardson, Corresponding Secretary, and Leon Vick, Treasurer, capably led the club in its many activities. The French Club has carried out its purpose ot uniting the students of Lanier who are interested in France, and who are interested in the French people and their language. Adams Acme Ruth Atwood, Olivia Bishop, Frances Brown, Hampton Bruce, June Burnharn, Susan Burson, Sarah Chambers, Norris Clein, Joe Dafidson, Frances Dees, Carrlyn Donelson, Elaine Eleizash, Eugenia Ellis, Cornelia Ferguson, Coyle-n Forshaw, Joanne Gardner, Malcolm Godbold, David Golson, Louise Grace, Frances Graham, Cynthia Grier, Peggy Harbin, Bobby Hobbie, Lynn Hobbie, Richard Holloway, Jackie Kindred, Sue Kohn, Margaret MEMBERS Kohn, Lucille Lido, Rad Lutz, Bootsie Maloney, Glenn Martin, Annette Mauk, lvy Metcalf, Catherine Mobley, Carroll Moss, Mary Nell McCoy, Amanda McDultee, Norma McLendon, Carlyn Panhorst, Kathy Patrick, Patricia Ib Page TOO Paul, Lindt: Perdue, Robert Pearson, Elizabeth Puderbough, Pat Reaves, Emily Richardson, Janis Richardson, Robin Sanclridge, Margery Sarvey, Cornelia Saunders, Barbara Searcy, Jane Singer, Sue Shewmake, Sherrel Spear, Bernardean Stephens, Olivia Strickland, Bobby Stoudermire, Betty Swanner, Anne Thorpe, Carolyn Thorington, Betsy Thorne, Darnell Vick, Leon Waites, Angeline West, Carolyn Williams, Pam Draper, Hunter Macklern, Linda an Create, Maintain, Extend . . fx FIRST ROW: Edith Crane, June Moore, Pat Garner, Gardner Ann Coleman . . , SECOND ROW: June Br Searcy, Cathrine Metcalf, Linda Hudson, Bernard Hill . Cornelia Ellis, Emily Andrews, Carolyn Gay . . . FO ,mg Wgfsz' x uce, Charlotte Rawls, Linda Walraven, Eely Jackson, Rita Ogle. . , THIRD ROW 1 Janice cainey, Jean Parker, Harriett URTH ROW: Paul Sweatt, Wessley Grant, Connie Cook Bronson, Ann Patton, Juanita Simms , , . FIFTH ROW: Burke Sylvest, Frank Ussery, Frances Holding, Thornton Lucy Durr, Fran Jones, Helen Curly, Shiriri Floyd . . . Campbell, Jim Barkley, Eva Mae Jernigc.n, Rod Lide . Benny Russell, Davis Norris. SIXTH ROW: Ross Conway, Bob Stephens, Margaret Kohn SEVENTH ROW Paul Reeder Bobby Collier Jares Betty Rosa Alice Faye Vaughn John Hixon Winslew Hemperly lane Jones Gene Clark Susan Cook Create, Maintain, Extend . . . High Standards . . These words that mean so much repre sent the foundation ot Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs everywhere. At Lanier these organizations are especially active through the Hi-Y Council. Each club is equally represented by members on the council. This year the clubs have, through their council, sponsored a Christmas dance, an annual Man of the Year banquet, a Christmas tree sale for Camp Belser, Youth City Government, and Youth Legislature. Many activities at Camp Belser and Camp Rotary are also sponsored by individual groups. Page lOl FIRST ROW: Martha Bagley, Betsy Vaughn, Dane Thompson, Frances Holding, Carolyn Langston . . , SECOND ROW: Mary Newson, Rebecca Witmer, Doris Charnbliss, Allen Thrasher, Donna Wyatt, Carol Rhodes . , , THIRD ROW: Mary Beth Heustess, Marlene Day, George Goodwin, Roy Nolen . . . FOURTH ROW: Bobby Collier. Jae Price, Thcrntor' Clark, Charles Dunlap, Bob Stephens Lanier Tri-l-lifY Omega Tri-l-li.Y Delta Tri-l-li-Y Reinal Tri-Hi-Y Lambda Tri-l-li-Y Dixie Rebels Tri- Zeta Tri-l'li-Y Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Epsilon Tri-l-li-Y Dixie Tri-Hi-Y , Montala Tri-l-li-Y Poet Tri-l-li-Y Beta Tri-l-li-Y Alpha Tri-l-li-Y Gamma Tri-Hi-Y l-liY Sigma Delta Tri-l-li-Y Lanier Kappa Hi-Y Dixie l-li-Y Zeta Hi-Y HI-Y AND TRI Marlin Day Sylvia Baum Susan Shepherd Allen Thrasher Mary Beth l-leustess Donna VVyatt , Mary Newsom Frances Holding Carolyn Langston Doris Chambliss Betsy Vaughn Martha Bagley Carol Rhodes Rebecca Witmer Betsy Thorington Dane Thompson Bob Stephens Charlie Dunlap Bobby Collier -HI-Y PRESIDENTS Dixie lll Hi-Y . Cloverdale l-li-Y Dixie Rebels Hi-Y Omicron l-li-Y All-American l-lifY Poet Hi-Y Lanier Hi-Y Psi l-li-Y Bill Dismulces Joe Price Mark Grable Wilbur l-lutham George Goodwin Thornton Clark Cliff Judlcins Roy lslolen Page IOQ lM,Nf l POINT OF ORDER' aff' Members of Hi-Y ond Tri-Hi-Y Control the government of our toir city for one weekend. Gordon Gil! obly Served os Moyer, Tronom Fitzpatrick ond Bernord Bibb were Tbe Associate Cornrnissionefs. Pmqe iO3 7 ' TEA EDITING COPY . . TYPING MATERIAL SELLING ADS . . III Work on the I955 Oracle began during the spring ot the last school term. The editors met fre quently in the summer devising the surprises and features ot their cherub. What were the tasks of the Stott? The members of the feature staff worked tirelessly to count the thousands of votes. Mr. Weatherby and Dwight Wilhelm shared the bulk ot the excellent Page IO4 WIIIIK MEETING DEADLINES . COUNTING VOTES . . . ASSEMBLING PICTURES . . photography work. Faithful typists exercised their nimble fngers daily to print the copy written by the literary staff. Appointments for the senior pictures were assigned efficiently and accurately by the committee. The senior captions were checked individually to see that no caption was omitted And what was the result of these efforts? Your I955 Oracle! Page IO5 M? PATSY GRAYDON Ari Editor W LUCY DURR Achvnhes J UNE MOORE Feature Ediior ,.,2if+ - A Twin W kv W LANNY CRANE Sporfs Ednor BETTY FOWLER Clubs and Organizations Ednor RJTHIE LEVERETTE Typing Edlfor JOY PATERSON Plcfure Edlfor CAROLYN LANGSTON Senior Piciures HARTWELL DAVIS Mlhiory Edlfor BETTY ANN BULLOCK Sensor Caphons Editor EDITH CRANE Fcculfy Edlfor 19 SYDNA ROTON Clubs and Orgonlzahons Ednor MARY ALICE TILL Liierary Edifor WW mx CARLYNN McLENDON Humor Edrfor , ,ww SHIRLEE DOVER Editor-In-Chief S A IS THORNTON CLARK CHILE H RR Sponsor Business Manager THE ORACLE STAFF SPONSORS Q1 P . ' -I E ASSEMBLY OF OFFICERS ,'!?NSLQ'VX.f HBV'-PLPLY Pfqgwdem BILL BASSETT Vice-Presxdem JUDY PATEFZSQN Secretory Purpose --To Serve The School in Us mfmy woys C15 possible. Sponsor - Mrs, Evo LVLOOHQYLTOVN SECTION REPRESENTATIVES The duties of a Section Representative are manifold. He attends to the daily Bible reading, sees that all section reports are in the office at the end of tirst period, runs errands for the homeroom teacher, sells tickets to school activities, and even makes a substitute teaclfier feel at easel The representative is an above average student elected by the members of his homeroom. D LIT Page H2 BATTALION J-fg,,,,.mf WWE Q :EQQZIEQ .L K A .V Q f fb 1 'ef A Az -M 1, Y 0 r- in 5 T3 -N W M. 2 Q +121 .y. -V, 3 12? V45 09 A v 1 3' 1' , THE RIFLE TEAM The Rifle Team, coached by MfSgt. Wells, is selected each year by competitive tiring matches in which every cadet participates. The highest scoring cadets are placed on the team, This year there are only three members of last year's team left. Each team member spends several hours a week on the range developing his marlcsrnanship. The team has tired matches with the two County High Schools of Tampa, Florida. Lanier lost one match by one point and won the other by 413 points. In addition to these matches, the Rifle Team has fired in the Third Army R.O.T.C. Competition against the other high school units in the South, Although the results of this match haven't been determined, in last year's firing our team was first in the Third Army Area and twelfth in the whole nation. The members of this years varsity squad will be awarded a letter by the Montgomery Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association MEMBERS . , . b . t n is L, 'an f I v A ' M W' ,W.,,,,f' .1 , 5, 4, nfs , TPM .s:, . ,,, .V . ft M A ' H ' A Ml ' ' . '. 1 rf ' ' 'V ' f v , M ' I l -. . ,. i 1 ' , , ' , ' ' , ' 1 ' ' ' : f f r 1 1 A I ' ' . . , , , . . LEFT TO RIGHT KNELING Richard Prather .laun Watts Ernest Littles Mitchell Ellington Winston Gardner John Rogers STANDING Lanny Crane George Garzon Burgess Thamasson James Stovall Robert Jeffcoat Billy Cabbs Ballard Hill man Pat Griffin MfSgt Wells Page 114 COMPANY hm Y Q 5 vw , i Company Commander, Capt, Jantes Edwardsg Company Executive Officer, lst Lt, Albert Cohen, lst Platoon Leader, Lt William Kessler: 2nd Platoon Leader, Lt, Austin Jones, lst Sergeant, Daurd Croslancl, Guidon Bearer, G. T. Grimr-ner, Sponsor Jane Turner. lst Plafoon, lst Squad--f Sgt. J. Mussafer, Sgt Abrams, Ball, Bagwell, Boland, Dllzble, Disntukes, Maynor, Moon, Mc Cutchin. 2nd Squad e Sgt. Dickie, Blake, Rushton, Russell, Slrnpson, lhreadgill, VanFossen, White, Clark 3rd Squad- Sgt Garrett, Cooper, Golson, Harris, Kimbrough, Lewis, Anderson, Goodwyn, Sgt. Pollrt. 2nd Platoon, lst Squad -Sgt M Mussafer, Sgt Gill, Hillman, Godlaold, Greig, Hill, Hunter, Law, L,ttle, Gardner. 2nd Squad - Sgt. Lawson, Johnson, Williams, Bafoot, Chancelor, Dupree, Gardner, Sgt. Grant, 3rd Squad - Sgt. Neese, Reynolds Hughes, Machen, Kennedy, Mathis, Young, Ma ki, Sgt Grablu, COMPANY B Contpcfny' Conwrrfinder, C'1r:t Jnntes Bfvkle-,ry Cornnrny Eff-cuti-fc' Officer, lst .,t, 'Nfilter Anderson, Platoon Leadef, Lt. Mitchell Ellington, 2nc Platoon Lender, it Jann Cirtf-s let Sc-for-frnt, Charles Warren, Gurdon Bearer, Sgt, G. R Nxod- Srionso-', Mary, Alice Trl lstPlf1toon lst Saugid Sgt' J.,::or. Sqt Stwllngs, Mctingnt, Ste.ens Ralston, Reese, Rooner, Stfflenrrre, Grrfffn, Ggirrs Qnd Saufzzl SQ' Ftrs Barry, Divx, Dmggzr, Fra' Hwjtte-S Jzrrnson L::Sl.e, Srvtnerrnan 3rd Sauczd' SQ' Mlton,B11fley l?odge's,Son1n'f: s, S'3:l':':i S':re, Sit Burt, Sat Prather Qnd Platoon, lst Squad Sgt Gardner, S12 Pngituros Turner, Nheeler i!t,llrarvs, Tccker, Cooper, Cox, Keith Gafne' 2nd Squad Sgt Senterl, Heaton, jcl'r,f tfirndt Noftlnington, Owens, Pope Chtsolfn, Spencer. 3rd Sand -Sat Trane Emzns, Andrews, Bell Brvtcn Edwrrds Glcert 'Nf:f's, Sgt, Derna, Sqt. Cones. COMPANY C Company Commanden Capt James 9avoH, Company Execuhve Ofhcen ly Lt Burgas Thomaxon, In Phxoon Leaden Richard Warren, Qnd Platoon Leader, Dwight Wilhelm, lst Sgt., Clyde Pitman, Guidon Bearer, Sgt. Garzon. lst Platoon, lst Squad-Sgt. Hinds, Sgt. Hidle, Kelly, McConnell, Moon, Nelson, Reed, Sewell, McLeod, Sgt. Mant- gomery. 2nd Squad A-Sgt. Howard, VVard, Stacy, THI, Brandon, urner, VVHsan, Baggeh, Sgt, Connor. 3rd Squad 4-Sgt Korn, Bolling, Baxter, Britton, Braxton, Burton, Hatfield, Collins, Chambers Qnd Phnoon, Ht Squad - Sgt Jones Sgt. Nolan, Pdce, Coopen Brd, Hhngton, Fehs, D. GHben, VV. GHbeH, BeH 2nd Squad sSgt. Vllhitman, Wallace, Hobbie, Williams, Kimble, King, Ladner, Lowery, Gibson. 3rd Squad- Sgt, Whitfield, Deichelman, Nordman, Pearson, Price, Riley, Humphries, Weidner, Mathews, Sgt. Simpson. R. For the fourth consecutive sleeves of their uniforms, this The first big event of the November IO. The highlights Leadout. Veterans' Day, November In December an informal O. T. C. HIGHLIGHTS year the members of the corps have sported the honor star on the right star was awarded for an outstanding unit during the preceding year. year was the Military Ball sponsored by the Officers' Club and held on of the dance were the performance by the Drill Team and the Officers' ll, the unit participated in the parade downtown. Federal Inspection was held, featuring a review for the inspecting team. Preceded by weeks of preparation, the annual formal inspection was held. After the inspecting officers were received by the drill team a review of the corps was scheduled, Awards were presented as follows, Outstanding Corps Cadet, Mitchell Ellington, Outstanding 3rd Year Cadet, James Stovall, Outstanding 2nd Year Cadet, George Connor, Outstanding lst Year Cadet, Ernest Little, Outstanding Company Commander, Jimmy Edwards, Outstanding Platoon Leader, John Cates, Outstanding lst Sergeant, Charles Warren, Outstanding Piatoon Sergeant, Roy Simpson, Outstanding Squad Sergeant, Gordon Gill. The final parade was conducted by the first and second-year cadets honoring the graduating seniors. The drill team performed admirably at football games, basketball games, the Military Ball, and the Mardi Gras Dance, After winning first place in high school competition in the Third Army and twelfth place nationally last year, our rifle team had another year of which we are proud. Page II6 TC OFFICER C sr ROW ONE Pxffrkcm O ni Crum mfm v wr' W TWO Vx Jrrsn Thnntorv Eriwmrch S!0vc1H CFO 1 N V vxrwm ROW T E K 1 10 v r rmorv C :Yr VL m CWVQU cf S fiOWV'1TVCClCfV cmmcfc to f EGCH y,,1' ' J CIMO ,J Y C221 I, C CCL. 5 of U or r el C C N ' Th crop fun Ldmers mwmxry department New bo 1 of fb: r 0 oflfemco cnc Ll IN ek O vw vo w e CL rw fS uf To The O ,VG iS gui Arm, f. 'E' QV Cl 'C , YVVW wr Ncwlf 'Pines or XNQST om Vvhpm Q O F VF C1 d W F JO fw T WQW CWVOVWC VCVWHTCC 'THYTI C1 F JC' .ML 1 V memfrs work ' 6 JCI! 's ez Q Ma? nic -Q 6Xi'T'S O Tim eixf, 9 rig Q: J, 3 fd Q They ,-,zum 'Hui' Cu QS is EC C, fI?Qx, ff :X .13 'wtzkm J My 'J 2,1 'fe C ui: 1. 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THIRD ROW: Janet Moore, JoAnne Jones, Rosemary Srepbene Sandro IN-QIIQ, Berry Jo PIMIIQQ, Dollne- NuCkoIIs, Yvonne Drxon, Delores Grofely Y SERVICE CLUB OFFICERS JANE XNILIAMSON Presrdent CAROL TAYLOR Vlie Presrdent LILLIAINI DICK Socrerory TALLULAH WESTON Treosurer OLIVIA CHAMPION Sergeont at Arms DONA BYERS Cnoploin HILDA DOIXII GILBERT ProIe-Cr CI1oIrn1on BARBARA HUGHES Program CI1aIrmon YVONNE DIXON Inter-Club Council Represenratlve MISS ISABEL LEDYARD Sponsor PURPOSE - To buiIcI o feIIovysIwrp of yvornen and grrIs devoted To Tne task of reolizrng in our Common ire tlvose rdeals of persona! and socral Iivrng To vvlwrch we are Comrnrfred by our IGITIW OS CIWVISTICWS In this endeavor we seek To understand Jesus, to snare His love for OII peopIe, and To grow in TIW6 If,novvIedge of God. Page I I F MARSHALS' CLUB OFFICERS COLEY MILLS HELEN STEARNS MISS ELOISE ANDREVVS Hfmd IVTKITSITIII Assrsfcmt Head IVICIVSITLII Sponsor The MorshoIs' Cub plays on imporfcmr port IIT he-Ipmg Yo rem the school In on ETLCIEITI rhcfhrwer. The dures of members of rhIS club are fc welcome visitors, To VUIT errcmds for Tecchers cmd to keep order ID the hc1IIs of The schooI. This club is one of the oufsmhdmg service dubs cur Lrrmer. 1 xldm H .4 Xu 4' ,f f' 41114 ,yn ., 4 -1- , s I FIRST ROW: L 1' Odeh, . ri: Rec-iff V iv-, Oefrzr ---' 'fm V- f f 43, C21 L zz- - wi E. Er: rw hgijers Q Pwr flame- . 5 I'I ?f1:' 7---'yg Fc . nr- : S'-,z 'V' fn' ' 3 'V J SECOND ROW: He'-GF Dc:-1 r':,f1-.gf Uifrhcz B5z i: , ,CJ ie H f': i:h 4- f 1 Q J' Situ. 'W for. F., :'-A , FI'L IEL7 3'9 Pemzf-' :r Dot S',.:f f Rzchef Vzrgchoff, L 2- Shsw r 1: 'Jim J'w'hjg,: Cckfy If 1 TI-VRD ROW: 3: - Gf1,O1-P ,,fr1'v Ifizjrte 'w'Jrg:z'eT Aff Bwd Q:!3i'f t '.'v'rrrwfr', ': :e-H Bw gg, ' 'fr Tfztyr L: -v'G:'sC CPI I z, 3 Jr: rrr- Mr- wake H--1-P Src-qrng N11 in SIVVIJSGV GMM- Brm-:gf Morrrz D- -I,-r Jin- MIA-'15-' FOURTH ROW: E Rr-M I'-r . J I- fjfsrw-s Mfr Y EII-'rs TIIQNIIL Lf-,ri 5 'V rr! Ixrrf? G'1,Idf-rw, f NI, U1rrIrr-rw Q fmvfrw Hr Se' III,-rv HK :'f' Mm, 'Xl' fucwr, f,u.'I,'r Mdfrrwdorw, Sr. 'um' Inn- E rI,f1': ':' 11, -r', TJrzIIr,vw fy 1 rr' FIFTH ROW- LW- , 1' 'fc 'r 'Wr- Prn Smhr 1--III-Id Rm- Lwf-If-IIN Sw r-mmffjfr rf-I-I-I 9' P If rr FMIH nh ,, 1 ug, l.. ...um HCME ECONOMICS CLUB Burning meat . . , mealy potatoes , . . those are reminlscent ot the Home Economtcs Club The girls continue to progress in the culinary arts, however, until they are fairly shouting thetr motto W 'Success comes in cans- not in can'tsl The purpose ts to increase interest in home economtcs. June Moore calls each meeting to order and is subbed by Bcnnte Terry , , Patsy Thigpen jots clown the imon Legree mth the money. 'nlnutes Gump, Agnes Stantteld, Sylyra f3nte'bury, Jule Armor, Helen Akers, Joyce Wilson, Annette Baker, Robie Johnson, Claudette l-lall, Jean McDonald, Helen Prtts, Kay Cammack, Jaan Burt, Judy Ttll, Glenda Muller, Betty Ann Moore, Bobbte Stollenwerclx, ldelette Blatn, Martha Allen. Darrel Blake, Melon Townsend, Mary Sue J ule Canterbury plays S Townsend, Juanrta Thompson, Dane Thtgpen, Patsy Ca.1then, Gall Pyron, Jackle Goocher, Roxanna Richardson, Faye Waitt, Rebecca Hollan, Shtrley Klnclred, Emma Sue Smith, Loutse Dry, Barbara McKenzie, Claytonra Adams, Annre Ruth Ktrby, Penny Mclnnis, Martha Ann Bush, Ann Barley, Dorothy Howell, Jule Ann Sykes, Mary Jo Knox Margie MEMBERS Howard, Sandrfr Rosa, Betty Bell, Par Ponton, Phtllts Gregory, Jon Evans, Florence Fagan, Betty Darden, Margenc Sharpe, Sarah Rtley Carroll Carothers, Ja-wr, Kttfhens, Jesslc Games, Ida At-rtghr, Marg e Scarborough, .o Emory, Shlrley Sull-yan, Jane Goode, Frances V:nSe-eberg, L5 Btshoo, Alice Crump, .lone Page l2O Ann Anderson, Peggy Graydan, Patsy Grlgg, Mary Elean Hlggtns Judy Krndred, Sue Machen, Barbara Martin, Betsie Ntcholson, Eunice Moore, Shorty Jones Harriet Mclnnts, lucy Ogle, Rttd Reese, Junera Barlcer, Marie Moore, Jan VVrlson, Joyce Schotteld, Ann Lutz, Bootsle Rutland, Anne Ptttmczn, Annette Wyatt, Charlotte tNclls, SIIINCJIWCJ Shtver, Daisy Rlcharcls Charlotte Bach, Alrce Broadway, Cydia Lundsey, Melba Cauthen Agatha Barganter, Beclcy Hays, Hayle Vaughn Alzce Faye Paterson Judy l-lollon, Jem Janes, Margte Gale Sulltyan, lourse Attaway Sarah Ann Tvoglen Phyllts Mclnnts Barbara Talley, Vtetyra JC Bedrolc, J.nc Curlee, Helen PRINT SHOP OFFICERS EUGENE ANDERSON . . Student Assistant MR. H. L. WEATHERBY . . Sponsor This is on informol group with no elected officers ond no regulor meeting time, but with C1 definite purpose, To promote ond improve the members in the grophic orts ond to the benfit of Lonier High School. KNEELING: L. 'NoIwood, B. Jamison, B, Meods, G. Turner, C, Rawls, G. Andeuson, E. Jackson, A. Kohn, E. Spencer STANDING: Coach Moseley, P, Mahan, L. Pruitt, R. Conway, C. Close, W. Hufhom, E. McGowan, B. Livings, B Meadows, G. Carter, T, Woldrip, F30-9 of-N-'e 'N 1'-9 M ggeg QS? ,wif ,gf Nfl' Y' V .T iv 53,4 49 'l'IlilCT Lanier opened its T954 track season by winning the Southern Relays in Birmingham lNe gained This victory by taking first place in the T00 yard dash, the 440, the 880, and The mile relay. Following That, we won the AA championship at the Alabama Relays in Tuscaloosa by taking the l00 yard dash, the 880, and The mile relay. Pappanastos, placing in several tield events, added some needed points To our score, Next came The state sectional met in Andalusia. The purpose ot this meet was to quality tor the State Meet in Auburn. We qualified three men each in the T00 yard dash, The 440, and the pole vault, two men each in The 880, and the mile, and one man each in the shot put, discus, high lump, and the low hurdles. Then came The big one-The State Meet. l-lufham set a new state record tor the low hurdles, while Rawls tied the l00 yard dash record. We placed tirst in The T00 yard dash, high iump, and low hurdles. We managed to place second or third in several other events. LEARNING TO All vvork and no play is by no means the niotto ol the DO. Club These boys ancl girls, alter going to school hall a clay and then vvorkinrg lor a halt a day, seem to find time lor parties galore, There are tvvo annaal functions, The DO. Bar BO, each Homecoming week-encl and on annual banquet during the sec- oncl semester. Ol course, there are other parties sprinkled in through- out the whole school year. wx t FIRST ROW: Jerry Leslie, Dana Crawford, Hayward Massey, Jan Saxon, Elizadeth Bullard, Helen Yelverton, Johnny Blackerhy, Sponsor --W, T. Vernon . . . SECOND ROW: Sonny Ryals, Earl Dees, Joe Talton, Winlord Jordan, Thomas Grimmer, Larry Baxley, Harold Hendricks, Donald Jones, Richard Gilbert , . , THIRD ROW: Jean Scott, Beverly Ann Ferguson, Jo Ann Wcllkins, Martha Evelyn Doloach, Jo Ann Faulkner, Betty Millet Tasker, Mary Madison, Jo White, Jackie Salter, Patric a Jackson . . , FOURTH ROW: Ra-,ivignd Mathis, Kervin Kelly Harold Joyner, Joe Fontaine, John Rohsftscn, Houston Brown, Dale Jones, lvlarvn Johnson, Royal lcnstod, Allred Shentans . . FIFTH ROW- Betty Tullis, Bolllble Gunn, Nancy Potter Ann Collins, Luther Vxfillramson, Thonzis Howell, Steve Butley Johnny Williams, Vlayne Clark, Leroy Bennet . . . SIXTH ROW: W ' ' ' ' ' ayne Thomason, Jerry Hale, Dov a Vwindsor, Paul Jordon, Lamar Chessei, Bill Couch George Neese, Tommy Weldon, Joe Richardson, Robert Taylor. Page I24 IVE AND EARN Haywood Massey with the aid ol Dana Crawford sees that the D. O. students are in working order. Jan Saxon keeps the notes, while Jerry Leslie handles with care the money. Although Elizabeth Bullard keeps track of everything that goes on over the years, Helen Yelverton reports these happenings to every- one. Hats off for a iob well done, D. O. Club! 'W' FIRST ROW: Gloria Massey, Jean Moseley, Sonya Neal, Claudette Johnson, Doris Bazzell, Lillian Soires, Betty Frye Ann Butler, Barbara Joiner, Shirley Brown . . . SECOND ROW: Geraldine Herring, Jo Blaclffnon, Margaret Ternplin linda Herrington, Carol Lollar, Hazel Taylor, Sara Trotter, Leah Dobbins, Marcia Dobbins, Allison Dobbins, Barbara Taylor THIRD ROW: Claude Boyd, Beth Golson, Jaclne Vaugh, Lavern Barker, Joy Chapman, Nellie Bufge, Annette Tallley Elsie Cooper, Sue Clark, Grady Potter , , FOURTH ROW: Willie McCraney, Red Stanley, Casey Jones, Wayne Hanwrnack Glenwood Carter, Joel Coley, John Davis, John Mclain, Jay Givins Page I25 HEALTH CLUB OFFICERS FRANCES GRACE . . ,.., Chairman MRS. HARPER . , . , . Sponsor The Health Room Club ns organized to mauntaln a comfortable r om for gurls who e ll 1 school Throughout the day each member supervises the health room to one period Thus as an Important commnttee of the Student Councul FIRST ROW Betty Jo Kung Betty Jo Beach Harlan Kumbro Paterson Ellzubeth Stephens THIRD ROW Kay Thomas Jean B Page 126 SECOND ROW Frances Grace Mrs Harper Joy ennett ' ' ' ' o ' ar I a t . F . I . . . A1 W Y MMM mt. r J., ACT WELL YOUR PART 4 .,uur ' THESPIAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Robin Richardson plays the lead, Lucy Durr is the understudy, and Glenn Maloney writes the script. ln simple language this simply means that Robin Richardson is the president, Lucy Durr is the vice president, and Glenn Maloney is secretary-treasurer of the Thespians. There is no chance of getting the Thespians confused with any other club at Lanier, because the Thespians are a special group-the elite of stage and theater. The feeling of drama, with all its life and sparkle, is wrapped up in this club. Each spring the Thespian Club gives proof of the outstanding dramatic talent of its members. The annual play is one of the big events of the school year. Every member of the club has a share in the production-whether it be as star or stagehand. Act well your part, there all honor lies. Anderson, Sally Atwood, Olivia Bailey, Jean Barnette, Bert Battle, Pat Beach, Betty Jo Blake, Carolyn Bronson, Gene Canterbury, Jule Chamberlin, JoAnn Chambers, Norris Coleman, Gardner Copeland, Martha Darden, Margene Dover, Shirlee Durr, Lucy Edwards, Jimmy Ellis, Alton Fellows, Sally Forshaw, Joan Ann MEMBERS Gilbert, Sally Gilmore, Delores Grant, Xan Hall, Lucinda Ingram. Gay Johnson, Julie Johnson, Tina Kohn, Allan Kohn, Lucile Kushner, Jack Page 127 Looney, Jane Ellis Maloney, Glen Martin, LouIse Nolen, Roy Ogle, Rita Paterson, Jane Paterson, Joy Pepperman, Betty Rhodes, Coral Richardson, Robin Ross, June Saxon, Sue Tankersley, Butch Thomas, Barbara Trimble, Jane Waitt, Rebecca EXP? l ws if INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Spooks and Ghosts! Goblins and Witches! This different array ot people was seen at the Hal- loween dance which was sponsored by the Inter-Club Council at Lanier. Fred Ingram was chosen by all his triencls to be Head Ghost, with Biddie Smith by his side. Sydno Raton was chosen to iot down minutes and call the roll. .Marjorie Sandridge is in charge ot the devotionals as chaplain of the club. The Inter-Club Council has a very worthwhile purpose, which is to promote and coordinate ace tivities among the various clubs at Lanier. This council serves as a regulator tor the clubs. Although the inter-Club Council was organized only last year, it has really been a great aid to the clubs at Lanier. The council is composed of representatives from the various clubs, with Mrs. Grove as The sponsor. hail If SPANISH CLUB There is a gay and festive group of caballeros at Lanier known as the Spanish Club. This club creates interest in our neighbors to the South with their vivid and illuminating language. While joining them in the Latin rhythms of the Marioshi Band, we would eat tortillas and chili. The leader of the testivities is Senor George Goodwin, and his able assistant in charge ot the exciting entertainment is Senorita Betty Rosa. Senorita Elmore Bartlett writes the menus and Senorita Marilyn Rice takes care of the checks. Senora Heustess and Senora McClurlcin are the head chefs. The numerous festivities of the year are highlighted by the Pan-American Day Banquet in April which exemplifies the goodwill created by the club and serves as a reminder ot the club s motto: Siempre untos- Always faithful. Spencer, Jimmy Brophy, Charles Day, Joe Bob Ellington, Mitchell Gaodwyn, George Yarbrough, Martha Bulloclc, Betty Ann Richardson, Madge Bailey, Jean Davidson, Frances Donalson, Elaine Scarborough, Jo Ann Neal, Sonya Pebworth, Dot Atkins, Ouida Faye Rice, Marilyn Peterman, Judy Walker, Ed Frantz, Jimmy Jordan, Phala Warren, Jett Wingard, Bobby Stephens, Olivia Metcalf, Catherine Bruner, Janet Dismulces, Sally Hatfield, Cedric Farris, Beth Black, Peggy Heustess, Mary Beth Edney, Dotty VonSeeberg, Lois Burt, Judy Attaway, Sara Ann Miller, Dolly Jones, Carol MEMBERS White, Jcan Maloney, Glen Emple, Joan Sharp, Sarah Riley, Carol Patton, Ann Pierce, Mary Ellen Bell, Ann Bell, Pat Blake, Harold Bright, Carl Davis, Sybil Forley,Barbara Hummer, Bob Hunter, Paul McDade, Joe Mulligan, Dot Phelps, Fancher Page l3l Pinlcston, Mary Charles Whitman, James Wyatt, Donna Bentley, John Browder, Mary Glenn Garrett, Anne Hunt, Joan Bartlett, Elmore Howell, Lucille Hester, Joan Halliburton, Bobby Mitchell, Marsha Stockard, Kenneth Youngblood, Jane Wilson, Tommy Harrison, Sandra Shellman, Peggy Stacey, David Strother, Judy Pugh, Martha Eleanor Powell, Beclcy Morgan, Gloria Martin, Louise Lozano, Ciba Patterson, Jane Leland, Ed Huey, Jule Copeland, Sandra Hill, Billy Bronson, Gene Ames, Barbara Canady, Kay ACCOMPANISTS FOR SOPHOMORE GIRLS Beverly Langston Barbara Jean Edgar Eleanor Moseley Jane Helms Virginia Dunn Lucille Howell Carolyn West Lena Frances Dean Julia McGuire SIDNEY L Angels in Chilton -The Mixed Chorus gained this name after opening the concert with tne Montgomery Symphony Orchestra. Through the year the Mixed Chorus entertained the public by appearing in several assemblies and at civic club luncheons. The ollicers of the group are Cole Brown, lfkfardlavv Lamar, Rollin Walker, Jane Vlfillcinson Lewis Ward, Ann Vlfilliams, and Rebecca Vllhitman. . ACCOMPANISTS FOR MIXED CHORUS Mary Elizabeth Courtney Kathy Banhurst Shirley Vickers Dorothy Pebvvorth Martha Bowman Betsy Vaughn Carl Bright Shirlee Dovei Rollin Walker Alice Bishop Susan Perry Buddy Vinson Gail Hayes XED CHORUS A gala circus with all the trimmings was the theme ot the annual spring concert. The White Part, so called by the chorus because they 'dress up in their formal attire, was devoted to memories of former concerts for the past ten years. This was the last year that the Mixed Chorus was a citywide organization.. The apprentices to the Mixed Chorus fire the members ol the Sophomore Girls' Singing Class, On special occasions and in the spring concert these girls have added the finesse to the program. LA NIER ORCHESTRA OFFICERS LEON BAILEY ELAINE DONELSON BEVERLY VVEEKS LIBBY NEWSOM MRS. HELEN CARTER PresidenT , Vice-PresidenT SeCreTary-Treasurer InTer-Club Council RepresenTaTive , Sponsor The orchesTro is never idle during The year, because 'T is aslced To perform at many evenTs Each spring when The Glee Club presenTs iTs annual concerT, The OrchesTra is on hand To acconipanyg aT P.'T,A, rneeTinQs The orchesTra has The program annually, iT gives reciTals and enTerTains aT meeTings ol various Clubs. Each year aT The STaTe Fesival The orcheslra has repeaTedly Taken Top honors. As Tairhful PoeTs The members of The orchesTra are Tried and True. IT is noT diffiCulT To see why The orchesTra has well earned The admiraTion and love of so many people. PERSONNEL Violins: Piono Leon Bailey Mary Ellen Pierce Ann Williams Oboe LcTTle Collins Susan Perry John Benfley Edward O'Donnell Flute Clarinet Libby Newsom Mary Newsom Beverly Weeks Be-TTy Jo Skinner Bossoon Trombones Rose Jones WalTer Boswell Gene Wolf Mary B. l-leusTess Saxophone l-larold Jacobs Viola Clarence Hooper Boss Viol Elaine Danelson Trumpet WalTer Wing Page l34 LIBRARY CLUB Were you aware that Lanier students have servants? The Library Club is one of the service clubs ot our school. To be ot service to the students ol Lanier in helping them to form good practices of self-education and to create good fellowship between the librarian and the students is the twofold aim ot this group, organized in l949. Darnell Thorne serves this group of bibliophiles as leader. Ann Bell was elected to occupy the chair next to the president. Pounding the typewriter and passing the hat are two of Judy Higgins' tasks. The knowledge ol parliamentary law and procedure aided b I t d t h r osition. Miss Laura Hall and Mrs. Lucretia Sumers span Angelin Campbell in eing eece o e p - sor this club which goes all out to prove that you open the world when you open a book. 5 ' Ill ll' ' X' .., 4 ,gl swim! Q Itvfiguf sf 'Ts Vt' x, ip., -154 W5-. FIRST ROW: Frank Jenkins, James Benbow, Owen Smith, Dowlyn Franklin, John Ste Joe Maddox, Woody Bartlett, Harold Campbell, George Finley, Charles Elliott . . , Saller, Winston Hobbie, Kervin Kelly, Jimmy Kempton, Jerry Dean, Kenneth Golson, Spen phenson, Jimmy Nor.on, Sefh Veder, SECOND ROW: Dan Jones, Larry cer Bach, Sammy Fischer, Morris Dees . . . THIRD ROW: Robert Armstrong, James Lockhart, Gene Bozeman, Barney McGehee, Henry Hall . . . FOURTH ROW: William Sykes, Bobby Harrison, Mike Chisholm, Tommy Giles, Crawford Brown, Jerry McLendan, Eldon Tallant . . . FIFTH ROW: Carl Walter, Billy Kemp, Bill Mclnnis, Donald Clark, Billly Wilborn Riley Bozeman, John Martin . , . SIXTH ROW: Richard Parrish, Howard Adams, Emory Erb, Donald Harbin, Andrew Nolin, Robert Howard, Wayne Shell, Don G h O . . . . ra am . . . SEVENTH ROW. Marlin Ingram, Dickey Flowers, Jerry Crosby, Frank Myers, Billy Arrighi, Wesley Strane, Joe Pepperman, Pete Ellis, Jerry Wadsworth, Wayne Ingram. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Largest membership of the club since its beginning in l944 . , . They boast 79 members . . . Motto is, Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve' '... National blue and corn gold are the proud colors . . Many honors have been copped by Lanier F. F. A. . . . Dowlyn Franklin wields the gavel . . . Woody Bartlett backs him up . , George Finley calls the roll . . . Frank Jenkins extorts the money from the unsuspecting members . . . Joe Maddox S erves as reporter . . . Harold Campbell is the sentinel .... Ken Golson reminds the members of the rules as parliomentarian. Page 136 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This active club is headed by Lucile Massey . . . Kay Thomas backs her up . . . Barbara Johns iots down the minutes . . . Yvonne Dixon handles the money . . . Julie Erb is the reporter . . . Beryl Wilson keeps order . . . Songs are led by Helen Stearns . . . Alis Parker is keeper ot the books . . . the girls work toward their motto: Toward New Horizons . . . The red rose is their flower . '. Red and white are the club colors . . . Theme for this year- Builders for Better Homes . . . Their exhibit capped second place in South Alabama State Fair . . . They pro- duced a radio and TV show during National F. I-It A. Week . . . Sent outstanding delegates to the Southern Region Convention and State Convention. ' it FIRST ROW: Gail Pratt, Alis Parker, Julie Erb, Barbara Johns, Lucile Massey, Kay Thomas, Beryl Wilson, Yvonne Dixon, Virginia Weiss, Ann Davidson . , . SECOND ROW: Carolyn Key, Ann Haigler, Joan Chapman, Bobby McNair, Harriet Kaminsky, Jeanette Worley, Norma Berney, Carolyn Beasley, Christine Sidaris, Jeanette Winisko, Jansa Dodson, Tina Johns, Cynthia Sykes, Jean Bennett, Margaret Snell, Allen Thrasher, Gail Gilmore, Jane Morgan . . . THIRD ROW: Carol McCord, Polly Trevatthen, Alice Halstead . . . FOURTH ROW: Carol Johnson, Jane Ellis Looney, Peggy Snellgrove, Betty Jo Skinner, Billie Graham, Sally Gilbert, Margery Sandridge, Olivia Atwood, Carolyn Chesnutt, Maudie Hambridge, Orie Mae Faulk, Pat McSwain, Sue Lockhart, Becky Raines, Sandra Payne, Mrs. Hicks, Jimmmie Whitney. Page I37 if an FIRST ROW: Mary Eleanor Williams, Shirin Floyd, Kitty Sellers, Tilla Durr, Dorothy Dugger, Judy Kennedy, Margaret Collins, Julie Haddon, Harriett Jones . . . SECOND ROW: Joan Empel, Sue Blackshear, Pat Bell, Sally Beck, lvy Moulc, Sandra Hanby, Martha Bagley, Joan Hester, Jewel Cook, Cecile Dowdell, Josephine Smith , , . THIRD ROW: Lynn Hobbie, Gloria Morgan, Janis Laney, Martha Bowman, Lucy Mclnnis, Eugenia Elebush, Elmore Bartlett, Lucy Durr, Emily Reeves Billie Graham, Miss Dumas, TENNIS CLUB Five Love! That is what one might hear while watching the Lanier Girls' Tennis Club in action. These girls are really learning their tennis and are becoming expert players. Lucy Durr holds the head racket, Eugenia Elebash comes in second. Emma Claude Coburn is lett holding the bag, along with the notebook to jot dawn the minutes. The Tennis Club's very talented advisor is Miss Nell Hagedorn. The Future Olympic Champs meet every Monday afternoon and although it was organized only last year, this club has accomplished much. The members created a very attractive float for the Home- coming parade. Page l38 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The members of This club ploy school once o week To Hodvonce The couse oT eduCoTion ond learn more obouT The opporTUniTies of Teaching os o profession, Besides leorning oboui The Three R's, These girls sold Homecoming ribbons, WiTh The money goined from This proiecT They were guordion ongels To o liTTle girl oT ChrisTmos ond Eosfer. They olso honored The ToculTy wiTh o Teo This spring. 'lllli Our i954 record 2-41 was noT very impressive. IT does noT give a True picture because The Team had To play The TirsT Three matches wiThouT a single IeTTerman from The T953 squad. When Easferling was able To join The Team aTTer basl4eTball season, Things began To loolc up. Then The Team won Two oLiT of The lasT Three maTches. The Team was composed OT Joe Jolly, Bill Marks, Burgess Thomasson, and Allen EasTerling. Having Jolly, Marks, and Thomasson Tor a nucleus and J. Price and G. Bagwell, Two newcomers, iT loolcs lilce a banner year for The Tennis Club. The Team is surely headed Tor viclories. ag- K, GULF Our golf team played nts tnrst match IH Dothan and emerged vuctornous Follovvnng thus they defeated Marlon lnstntute twice won two matches with Anniston and lost a sungle match to Selma After the regular season the team went to the State hugh School Golf Meet IH Bnrmnngham All members qualntued for the championship tlnght and the team came In second place Dickey Ball, Earl Mills, Bill Hinds, Rem Noble. Page 141 AEBALL Baseball found another successful year at Lanier in T954 The season ended with a 22-O record. Five boys from the team received baseball scholarships from colleges throughout the South. Ptilip Hunt received a scholarship from Florida State, Warren Gilley received one from Belmont, Horace Williams earned one from Auburn, and Bill Vvalker and Shep Frazier got theirs from Alabama. Bobby Ledtord, letterman pitcher on the T955 teani, has never lost a ball game. Last year's team had a tat batting average of .333, vvhich led to our taking the State Championship and the South- eastern States Championship. SOUTHEASTERN STATES CHAMPS ,+?lg I Sal-kewl pa Q li ' P! ,Q-in 0 rl ,pi Page l42 f x 5' , xg . xia- f'i'5?a 2 4 f it sv ai bfxpxf xV I. I0liC Thonk you Lonler Tor provldung us Through The posT Three yeors wufh o splendnd bockground for our TuTure w1Th mony exdmples of cmzenshlp ond vvlTh o period of wholesome Tun IT seems os :T :T were only yesTerdoy ThoT we os sophomores enTered The hollowed holls Tor The TlrsT Tame Now we ore sTepplng Through The Threshold lnTo o world vvhlch no longer ollovvs us To beor The TnTle of o Lomer sTudenT buT your lmpres sion upon our lrves will never Tode There hove been The good Times ond olso The bod Times buf vve The Closs oT 55 sholl never TorgeT you Lomer ToculTy ond Tellovv sTudenTs FRONT ROW Wardlaw Lamar Presndent Shurlee Do er Secretary Sammy Flscher Vlce Presudent BACK ROW Mrs Mrlls and Miss laura Johnsion Sponsors Page T48 I I I , . I I ll Il ' ' I - . . , I I I I I ' : , ' : V , , - . 2 . ANNIE RUTH ADAMS Marshals' Club, French Club, Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Lyre Club, Zeta Tri- Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club Float Committee. SARAH AKINS Marshals' Club, Epsilon Tri- Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club, Art Staff, Oracle. BOYD ANDERSON Section Representative Poet l-li Y DONALD ANDERSON R O T C International lations Club MARK ANDERSON Ushers Club Latin Cub nch Club R O Officers Club Poe HIY Blue and White Staff City Government JOHN ANDREWS Alternate Section Representa tive Ushers Club French Cub MARION ARNOLD Alternate Section Representa v I rary Club t Club Lambda TriHiY en lor Girls Club Blue an White Staff Oracle Staff City Government Youth Leg islature JOYCE AKERS Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Dixie Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Tri- Hi-Y, Class Pictures, Oracle, Majorette, Homecoming Float Committee Y Service Club. JERRY ALLIE Section Representative, Glee Club, Blue and White Repre- sentative, L Club, American Hi-Y, Picture Staff, Oracle, Football, Track. CHARLES ANDERSON The Nut Club Future Farmers of America EUGENE ANDERSON Alternate Section Representa ive Ushers C I. Print Shop Omicron Hi Y PEGGIE ANDERSON lnterClub Council Section Representative Alternate Section Representative Latin Club Spanish Club Home Economics Club Glee Club Poet Tri Hi Y Senior Girls ub Feature Staff Oracle HELEN ARMOR Home Economics Club Glee Club Poet TriHiY Senior Girls Club SARAH ANN ATTAWAY Spanish Club Home Eco nomics Club Glee Club Zeta Tri Hi Y Senior Girls Club Future Teachers OLIVIA ATWOOD Alternate Section Representa- tive, Latin Club, French Clubg Future Homemakers ot Amer- icag Thespian Club, Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Clubg Business Staff, Oracle, City Government, Delegateg Youth Legislature. SPENCER BACH Future Farmers ot America JAMALYN BARFOOT Future Teachers ot America Senior Girls Club Library Cub JIM BARKLEY Inter Club Council Section Repre entative Alternate Representative N C l u b O T C Officers u Poet Hi Y Outstanding lst Sergeant Football Track JOHNNY BARNES WOODY BARTLETT Section Representative Ush ers Club Spanish Club F ture Farmers of America Vice President Poet Hi Y JOANNE BATEMAN Marshals Club Latin Club Science Club Spanish Club Home Economics Club Star dust Y Club Senior Service Scouts Sigma Tri HIY Sen lor Pictures Oracle Future Teachers Q is 9 DAVID NEAL AUTREY Ushers' Club, Zeta Hi-Y, Red Cross Representative. MARTHA BAGLEY Marshals' Clubg Latin Clubg Home Economics Club- Tennis Club Poet Tri Hi Y Chaplain 53 Vice President 54 Pres: dent 55 Exchange Editor Blue and White Literary Staff Oracle Youth Lgis lature Blue Ridge Junior Tri H1 Y Sponsor LAVERNE BARKER Section Representative Mar shals Club Junior Red Cross Latin Club Science Club D O Club Home Economics Cu Lanier Tri HI Y Girls State JIM BARNES Section Representat ve Dixie HIY Band Internatonal Re lations Club Picture Stott Oracle Marshals Club BERT BARNETTE All American Hi Y Thespians O BILL BASSETT Inter Club Council Student Council Section Representa tive Alternate Section Repre sentatnve Ushers Club Nut Club Poet HIY Vice Press dent Whos Who 54 55 BETTY JO BEACH Section Representative Jun lor Red Cross Thespuan Club Treasurer 54 55 Epsilon Tru Hi Y Sergeant at Arms RICHARD BEASLEY French Club, Nut Club, Bandg Lyre Club, Vice President. BEVERLY BENNETT Latin Clubg Glee Club, Blue and White Representative, Stardust Y Club, Program Chairman '55, Sigma Tri- Hi-Yg Senior Girls' Club, Blue and White Reporter '55- Feature Staff Oracle City Government Homec o m I n g Float Committee PAUL BENTLEY DONALD A BERGQUIST ALICE BISHOP Home Economics Club Glee Club L a nie r Orchestra Lambda TriHiY Chaplain 55 Senior Girls Club MARY LEE BLACKBURN Junior Red Cross Glee Club Beta TriHnY Senior Girls Cub CAROLYN JEAN BLAKE French Club Thespuan Club Scribe 55 Tennis Club Ep silon Tri HiY Vice President 55 Blue and White News Editor Feature Staff Humor Stott Advertisnng Stott Or acle Youth Legislature , M :,, 6 :I is W MW? DON BELL French Club: Zeta Hi-Y, Vice President '55, Hi-Y Conven- tion, City Government Repre- sentative. JEAN BENNETT Future Homemakers of Amer- icag Tennis Clubg Senior Girls' Club, Health Club. DON BERGER Spanish Club Nut Club All American Hu Y Cowm ver- C7146 0t4f'U!S'f' MARY BRUCE BIRCH Home Economics Club Vice President 54 Stardust Y Club Dixie TrlHiY Sensor Girls Club Whos Who 52 53 54 Drill Team Sponsor Mardi Gros Attendant 53 54 Beauty 53 Favorite 54 PEGGY BLACK Spanish Club Senior Service Scouts Chaplain Lambda Trl HIY Treasurer Blue and White Feature Staff Report er Senior Girls Club Com mittee Blue Ridge Delegate 53 Youth Legislature 54 Cnty Government 53 JOHNNY F BLACKERBY D O Club MELBA BLAKE Home Economics Club Glee Club Beta TriHiY Senior Girls Club 1 ' ' L H j , I 1 J - ...S cj., .: ,I 51 5' I A 1 ' I II II I 1 1 ' ' I ' I I I . 1 1 --,L -....-i.,.. - .., I I ' , 1 I 1 ' I I I I . ' I 7 I I I 55. I I I - - I I I ' I . - 1 1 - 5 1 I ' ' 1 1 I I - - - 1 'B I 'AH I ' I I 1 1 . A 1 I 2 ' 1 ' ,... .- :. if Q I Ili, 1, . ,':jv:,IsE,j ' 223' Q- Q15 V41 1.1 ,-1 1:1111 z, 1 1 . , D . A 1 1 - - I , . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' - - ' . - 1 i - - BOBBY BOGGAN Spanish Club Dixie H Y ESTELLE BOOZER Junior Red Cross Span sh Club Bond Epsilon Trl l-li Y Council 'Vlember DOLLIE BOYD Marshals Club Junior Red Cross Latin Club Spanish Club Home Economics Club Gee Club Poet TriHuY Blue and White Advertising Staff Humor Staff Oracle Youth Legislature SAM BRASSELL International Relations Club PEGGY BROOKS Junior Red Cross Lambaa Tri-Hi-Y' Senior Girls Club. CRAWFORD BROWN All-American Hi-Y. JOYCE BROWN Marshals' Clubg Glee Club. BOBBY BOONE S e c t I o n Representative Science Club Band Blue and White Representative Lyre Club Omicron HIY Snap shots Oracle Drum Malor BARBARA ANN BOYD Alternate Section Representa tive Junior Red Cross D O Club Blue and White Repre sentatrve Senior Girls Club BARBARA BOZEMAN Marshals Club Blue and White Representative Epsr lo Trl Hn Y Senior rr s Club Art Staff Typing Staff Oracle Youth Legislature Cnty Government JERRY WAYNE BROOKS Alternate Section Representa tive Zeta HIY Sergeant at Arms 54 55 Youth Cnty Government Delegate COLE D BROWN JR Glee Club President 54 55 All American Hz Y President 54- Southern Area Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y President- State Hi- Y Tri-Hi-Y Otticer. Future Farmers ot Americas Iii ? JEAN BROWN Glee Club. RONNIE BROWN Junior Red Crossg Future Farmers of America, Band, Lanier Hi-Y. SHIRLEY BROWN D O Club JANICE BRYANT D O Club Epsilon Tn ELIZABETH BULLARD Junior Red Cross D O Club Beta Tri Hi Y NELLIE BURGE O Club Glee Club MARY BURROUGHS Section Representative- Glee Club Secretary 55- Senior Girls Club- Reporter 54 Typist 55 Blue and White Staff- Whos Who 55. MACK BURT D. O. Club. ANN BUSH Spanish Club, Home Econom- ics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. As A iv in r -I X Q JANET BRUNER Spanish Club Tennis Cub Senior Girls Club Beta Tri HIY REGENA BUFFORD Senior Gills Club Science Club Future Teachers Club French Club Epsilon Tri Hi Y Oracle Staff Red Cross Re presentative Spanish Club Home Economics Club Home coming Committee 53 BETTYE ANNE BULLOCK Alternate Section Represen tative Spanish Club Blue and White Representative Stardust Y Club Dixie Trl Hi Y Senior Captions Editor Oracle Staff BROOKE BURNETT Home Economics Club Senior Service Scouts Lambda Tr HIY Senior Girls Club JUDY BURT Marshals Cl b- S pa ni h Club- Home Economics Club- Tennis Club- Future Teachers of America. LELIA BURWELL Spanish Club- Future Home- makers of America- Senior Girls Club, Chaplain 54, Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Pic- tures Staff of Oracle, City Government, Youth Legisla- ture. if Xi. i VIVIAN BUTLER F Red C r o s s Representativejgl Latin Club, Blue and White Staff, Blue and White Repre- sentative, Senior Girls' Club, S p a n i s h Club, Marshals' Club, Theta Tri-Hi-Y, Secre- tary, Hi-Y Council. Q., J EAN ETTE BUTTS RUBYE BYRD Senior Girls Club SUSAN CAMPBELL Student Councrl Member at Large Treasurer Glee Club Latln Club Science Club Cnr culatlon Manager Feature Edltor Blue and Whnte Assistant Busrness Manager Oracle Sigma Tru Hn Y Pres :dent 53 Treasurer 54 ERNEST CARLISLE L ub JANE CAROTHERS Spanrsh C l u b Home co nomucs La mbda Tru Hr Y Senior Pictures Oracle GLENWARD CARTER D O Club WANZA CAUTHEN Glee Club Sensor Glrls Club MARGARET ANNE BYRD Marshals Club Sensor Grrls Cub JOAN CAMMACK Alternate Section Representa tuve Home Economrcs Club Blue and Whrte Represento tnve Lanier TrlHlY Senior Grrls Club Advertrsrng Staff Oracle Homecoming Float Commuttee JULE CANTERBURY Spanrsh Club Home Econom rcs Club Treasurer 54 55 Glee Club Sensor Service Club Dnxue TrnHnY Sensor Girls Club JOHNNY CARMICHAEL Section Representatlve Alter nate Sectuon Representatrve Us ers Club Junror ed Cross Latrn Club Lyre Club Nut Club Band Poet HIY EUGENE CARTER Junuor Red Cross Scnence Cu Prrnt Shop L b Zeta H1 Y Sergeant at Arms 53 54 Track Cross Coun JOHN DOUGLAS CATES R O T C Offrc b Zeta HIY R O C Team Track NORRIS CHAMBERS French Club Thespnan Club AllArnerucan HIY Llterary Staff Oracle DORIS CHAMBLISS Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative Junior Red Cross Blue and White Representative Star dust Y Club President 55 Dixie Trl l'll Y Secretary 54 President 55 Blue and White Staff Advertising Clubs and Organizations O r a cl Homecoming Dance Commit ee PHILLIP CHAPMAN Dixie HIY Chaplain 53 er geant at Arms 54 Secretory CAROLYN CHESNUTT Future Homernokers of Amer ca DONALD CLARK Alternat Section Representa ive F ut u r e Farmers America Blue and W h I t e Representative u Omicron Hi-Y- Football. THORNTON CLARK JR. Inter-Club Council- Student - unci - Ushers Club- Science Club Secretary- Treasurer 54- Nut Club Royal Highest Protector and Most Honorable Keeper of the Mystic Nut- Poet Hi-Y Vice President 53 President 55- Business Manager O- acle- Chairman Homecoming Parade- Whos Who 55- Boys State, JESSEE CLEMENTS VV,V I I , DONALD COBB Ushers Club- Science Club- Spanish Clubp Band. ,lf OLIVIA CHAMPION Band Lanier Orchestra Beta T HIY Secretary 55 Y Teens Secretary 54 Y W C A Service Club WANDA JOY CHAPMAN D O Club Blue and White Representative D O Finance Committee Official Delegate to D O State Convention CAROL CHILDS Glee Club Blue and White Staff Gamma Tri Hi Y Sec retary 53 Vice President 54 Youth Legislature City Gov ernment City Traffic Engl neer Homecoming D a n c e Committee NORVELLE CLARK Junior Red Cross Drill Team O T C All American Hr Y JOE CLEIN Ushers Club- Science Club- French Club- Nut Club- Art Staff 54 Advertising Mana- ger 55 Blue and White- Ushers Club Float Committee LAURA CLENNEY Alternate Section Representa- tive- Junior Red Cross- Glee u - Stardust Y u - Sigma Tri-Hi-Y- Senior Girls Club- Blue and White R - porter- S e n i o r Captions Oracle- Homecoming Dance Committee. SERGY COCERGINE Band. ALBERT COHEN Scsence Club Sponssh Cub Cls,b R O T C cers Club Drsll Teom GARDNER ANN COLEMAN French Club Home Econom scs Club Glee Club Thespson Club Beto TrsHsY Whos Who 55 Sensor Gsrls Club ROSS CONWAY Trock Teom Cross Country Trock Teom HsY Councsl Blue csnd Whste Represento tsve French Club Science Club Inter Club Councsl Bond Treosurer ond Ser geont ot Arms Lonser Hs Y CONRAD COOK French Club The Nut Cub Scrsbe Vsce Pressdent All Amerscosn Hs Y Donce Deco rotsng Commsttee BABS COTTLE Porlsomentorson 54 Lsbrcsry Club Lotsn Club Treosurer 53 Sensor Servsce Scouts Secretory 54 Lombclo T HsY Sensor Gsrls Club Sen sor Ccsptsons Orocle Stcsff Csty Government Youth Leg ssloture LANNY CRANE Sectson Representotsve Trecss urer 55 Ushers Club Scsence Club Generol Vsce Nut 55 The Nut Club Blue ond Whste Representotsve Poet HsY Sports Edrtor Orcscle Stott Drsll Teom Outstond sng Plotoon Sergeont 54 R O T C Botto n m monder 55 R O T C GERALD CROMER Moncsger of Boseboll Teom 53 54 5 CAROL COLEMAN Koppo Trs Hs Y Tennss Club Future Teochers Lombdo Trs Hs Y Home Economscs Club Sensor Gsrls Club BOBBY COLLIER Pressdent Zeto HsY H Council BETTY SUE COOK Sensor Gssls Club ELSIE COOPER O Club Glee ub Typsst Orocle Stott EDITH CRANE L s b r o r y Club Secretory Treosurer 54 Lotsn Club Member 55 Sensor Gsrls Club Blue and Whste Re porter Foculty Edstor Orocle Sensor Gsrls .lubslee Commst tee Youth Legssloture 54 Csty Government 54 Ssde wolk Engsneer HsY Councsl DANA CRAWFORD DAVID CROSLAND JR lnterClub Councsl Ushers Club The Nut Club Poet Hs Y Blue csnd Whste Stott Supply Store Monoger 54 55 Reporter Mslstory Stoff Orocle Homecomsng Floot Commstee Youth Legsslcsture Csty Government . y i . I I g Nut ' 5 .... Otti' 1 '- , ' , 1 ' . - ' . 1 ' ' r 1 ' 1 5 - 1 2 - 1 1 1 - - 1 I . ' ' I ' ' 1 - 1 I-Y 1 1 '- '1 n . - . .' I 1 1 ' 1 - 1 , , D. . 5 Cl 5 1 l 1 I I ' - Z - 1 I - 1 1 . . , . Lombdcs Tri-Hi-Y, Council I I ' ' I . 1 1 1 . - - I ' ' I I I 1 . . ' , ri- . ' . , . ' . ' . 1 . 1 ' A F I - . ' ' . 1 I - 1 - - . 1 5 - . . . . ' ' '55. . . I - I I ' 1 ' I 1 1 1 . . I - 1 1 1 1 - - I , . 1 5 . u , . . . .5 lio Co - 1 ' , 1 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 , .. 1 1 1 A 1 5 ' 1 ' 1 1 I 1 I 15 . I ELIZABETH CRUMP Latin Club, Science Club, Glee Club, Stardust Y Club, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Secre- tary '54, Sergeant at Arms '55, Blue and White Reporter, Senior Pictures, Oracle '55, City Government, Junior-Sen- lor Prom Decorating Com- mittee, RUBY ANNE CUNNINGHAM Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Thespian Club, Poet Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club. MAC DAUPHIN Alternate Section Representa tive Junior Red Cross 53 Band Blue and White Repre sentative P et HIY Ser geant at Arms 53 Whos Who 54 55 Beauty 55 Football 54 Basketball 53 Baseball 54 JOHN DAVIS DOClubROTCtti cers Club Zeta HIY usi ness Staff Oracle Radio Cub ETHEL DAWKINS Glee Club Blue and White Representative Epsilon Tri HIY KAREN DEAN Alternate Section Representa tive Marshals Club Glee Club Senior Girls Club SUE DEARTH BEVERLY CUMMINGS MARGEAN DARDEN Junior Red Cross, F re nch Club, Home Economics Club, Epsilon Tri- Hi - Y, National Thespian Honor Society, ln- ternational Relations Club. HARTWELL DAVIS S e c t i o n Representative, Ushers' Club, Nut Club, R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, Poet Hi-Y, Treasurer '55, Military Editor, Oracle, Student Coun- cil Cleanup Comrnitee, City Government, Youth Legisla- ture. SYBIL DAVIS Alternate Section Representa tive Junior Red Cross Latin Club Spanish Club Senior Girls Club Senior Captions Oracle Future Teachers of America President 54 Sec retary 53 International Rela tions Club JOE BOB DAY Section Representative Span ish Club Glee Club Dixie Lanier HIY Sergeant t Arms 53 Whos Who 53 54 55 Favorite 55 Beauty PAUL DEAN MORRIS DEES JR Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative Marshals Club Future Farm ers of America Poet HiY Blue and White Senior Play Reading Committee Public Speaking Contest F u t u r e Farmers of America Farm M e c h a H ic Award Future Farmers of America MARTHA EVELYN DE LOACH O Club Senior i Clu Alternate t G rl State D O District Conven tion Official Delegate HERBERT DENNIS Inter Club Council Section Representative Junior Red Cross Blue and White Repre sentative Poet HIY Sports Staff Blue and White R O T C City Government Youth Legislature CHESTER DICKEY French Club Band yre Cu Zeta Hi Y Chaplain A l State Band I Member City Government Representative Hi Y Council Entertainment Committee at Rotary YVONNE DIXON Future Homemakers of Amer ica Treasurer 54 Blue and White Representative Beta TriHiY Treasurer 54 Sen lor Girls Club Y Service Cub LEAH C DOBBINS D O Club ELAINE DONELSON Section Representative- Jun' ior Red Cross- Science Club- Spanish Club- French Club Vice President 54 President 55- Lanier Orchestra Vice President- Delta Poet T'- Hi-Y- Senior Captions Oracle 55- French National Honor Society. DIAN DOWLING Marshals' Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Girls' Club, Fu- ture Teachers. BILL DENIO Marshals Club Ushers Club Junior Red Cross Band Lyre Club Dixie Hi Y JAMES BUCKY Spams Club SALLY DISMUKES Spanish Club Zeta Tri Hi Secretary ALLISON DOBBINS Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative D O Club Future Home makers of America Senior Girls Club Inter Club Coun MARCIA DOBBINS Junior Red Cross D O Club Future Homemakers of Amer :ca Senior Girls Club SHIRLEE DOVER Inter-Club Council- Student Council Historian 54 55- Glee Club Accompanist- Ep- silon Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 55- Thespian Club- Editor-' - Chief of Oracle- Secretary of Sophomore Junior and Sen- ior Classes- Whos Who 53 54 55- Favorite 55- Good Citizenship Girl. HUNTER DRAPER Alternate Section Representa- tive, Ushers' Club, Science Club, French Club, Band, Fu- ture Teachers ot America. BARBARA DRY Home Economics Club, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant at Arms '54, Senior Girls' Club, Ep- silon Tri-Hi-Y, Home Econom- ics Club Float Committee '53. CHARLIE DUNLAP Student Council, President '55, The Nut Club, Dixie Hi-Y, President '53, '54, '55, Drill Team, Outstanding Platoon Guide, R. O. T. C. '54, Hi-Y Council, Vice President '54, Who's Who '55, Favorite '55, LUCY DURR Inter-Club Council, French Club, Social Chairman '53, Nut Club Sweetheart '52, Thespian Club, Vice Presi- dent '54, Stardust Y Club, Tennis Club, President '54, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent 54 Service Chairman 53 Activities Editor Oracle Favorite 53 Whos Who 55 JOAN EAGLE Tennis Club Senior Girls Club Advertising Staff Blue and White Business Staff Oracle Junior Fund Raising Campaign DOTTIE EDNEY S e c t I o n Representative Science Club Spanish Club Poet Tri HIY Senior Girls C u Art Staff Oracle Sweetheart Dixie Hi Y 55 City Government Gmmvef C mb spew,-aff MITCHELL ELLINGTON Alternate Section Representa tive Ushers Club Lanier Orchestra Blue and White Representative L Club Poet HIY Football ALTON ELLIS Inter Club Council Glee Club Blue and White Repre sentative Thespian Club President 54 All American HIY International Relations Cub Me. W waz' TOMMY DUKE Marshals' Club, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, The Nut Club, Band, Dixie Hi-Y, Hi-Y Council, International Rela- tions Club. JIMMY DUNN Alternate Section Representa- tive, Junior Red Cross, Blue and White Representative, L Club, Poet Hi-Y, Foot- ball, Track. CHARLES DYE Zeta Hi-Y. JUDITH EAGLE Junior Red Cross Glee Club Tennis Club Senior Girls Club Advertising Staff Blue and White Advertising Staff Oracle JIMMY EDWARDS Thespian Club R O T C Officers Club Nu Hi Y Elec tion Commitee Drill Team CHARLES ELLIOTT Future Farmers of America JIM ELLIS Junior Red Cross Representa tive Football 53 Basketball 53 Baseball Manager 54 CECIL TOOTSIE ELLISOR Poet HIY Chaplain 53 54 JOAN EMPEL Marshals Club Junior Red Cross Science Club Spanish Club Band Tennis Club La mer Tri HIY Senior Girls Cu Senior Captions Oracle JOYCE ENZOR Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative Junior Red Cross Spanish Club Glee Club Poet Tri HIY President 54 Senior Girls Club Humor Staff Oracle City Government Youth Legislature SAM FARIS Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative Nut Club Dixie HIY Vice President 55. ORIE 'vlAE FAULR Future Homemakers ot Amer- ica- Senior Girls Club. SALLY FELLOVVS Thespian Club- Tri-Hi-Y- Sen- ior Girls Club- Senior Pic- tures Oracle- Radio Club- Senior Girls Jubilee. SAMMY FlSCHER Student Council, Ushers' Club, Science Club, Nut Club, Future Farmers of America, Poet Hi-Y, Editor, Blue and White '55, Vice President, Sophomore, Junior ancl Sen- ior Classes. SHIRLEY EMBRY S e c t i o n Representative French Club Home Econom ics Club Glee Club Kappa TrrHiY Senior Girls Club French National Honor So ciety LARRY ENOS Science Club The Nut Club Band Lyre Club JULIE ERB Red C r o s s Representative Science Club Future Home makers ot America Reporter 55 Blue and White Repre sentative Thespnan Club Sen lor Service Scouts Lambda Tri HIY Senior Girls Club Business Staff Oracle BETH FARRIS Section Representative Reinal Tri-Hi-Y- Alternate Section Representative- Spanish Club- Senior Girls Club Treasurer 55- City Government 54. JO ANN FAULKNER D. O, Club' Zeta Tri-Hi-Y. GEORGE FINLEY Future Farmers of America Secretary 55. SHIRIN FLOYD Marshals' Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Lambda Tri- Hi-Y, Tennis Club, Senior Girls' Club, H u m o r Staff, Oracle, Tri-Hi-Y Council. JOSEPH RAY FONTAINE Alternate Section Representa tive Ushers Club Junuor Red Cross D O Club State D O Club First Vuce Presudent BUD FORT Glee Club GLYNDA FOSHEE Marshals Club Glee Cub Poet TrlHtY Sensor Girls Club Natnonal French Honor Socnety DOWLYN FRANKLIN Future Farmers of Amertca Presldent 55 HUGH FRAZER InterClub Council Ushers Club Latun Club Spanrsh Club Dlxue HIY Secretary 54 Councul Member 53 Re porter Advertusnng Manager 55 Blue and Whlte Sports Staff Oracle Cnty Govern ment SHIRLEY FRITH BETTY ANNE FRYE D O Club, Glee Club, Oth cnal Delegate to D O State Conventlon '54 tdcgx Gal JOAN ELIZABETH FORSAW French Club Glee Club Blue and Whute Representatnve Thesplan Club Sensor Serv :ce Scouts Lambda Tn HTY Senlor Girls Club Thesplan Float Commlttee ANN FORTNER Tennus Club Poet TruHl Sensor Gurls Club BETTY FOWLER Member at Large Student Councul Sectuon Representa tnve Blue and White Repre sentatlve Stardust Y Club Dlxle Tr: Hu Y Vice Presldent 54 Secretary 55 Blue and White Advertlsmg Staff Ed :tor of Clubs and Organlza tions Oracle Homecoming Dance Commutee New Year s Eve Dance Committee JIMMY FRANTZ Nut Club Spanlsh Club Baseball Presfmff, Cfntfneug C' 0 HELENE FRENCH Jumor Red Cross Representa tlve Dlxue Tn Hu Y Secretary 53 Oracle Staff Typlst JAMES C FRIZZLE Section Representattve Junior Red Cross Prnnt Shop Future Farmers of Amenca Blue and Whute Representative All Amerlcan Hu Y Float Commit tee Homecommg SUE ELLEN FULLER Section Representahve Mar shals Club Spanish Club Glee Club Treasurer 54 Blue and Whlte Representa tuve, Stardust Y Club, Vice Presudent '55, Sensor Girls' Club, S e n I o r Captuons, Oracle JUDY FUQUAY Alternate Section Representa tlve Latun Club French Club Gee Club Poet Trl-luY Secretary 54 Councnl Mem ber Clubs and Organuza trons Oracle Youth Legrsla ture EARL GARNER Band Dlxle Hu Y KITTY WALTER GARRETT French Club Home Economics Clu Glee Club Tennls Club Kappa Trl H1 Y Sensor Girls Club Second Place Wnnner In Dastruct Contest o the Blrmangham News Ora torucal Contest GEORGE GARZON Ushers Club Spanish Club The Nut Club Poet HIY Secretary 54 FRED GIBSON Spanush Club D me H l-tumor Staff Oracle JERRY GIBSON SALLY JANE GILBERT Future Teachers Reporter 53 Student Council Junior Red Cross Future Home makers of America G'ee Club, President ot Sopho more Club '53, Beta Trl H: Y, Vice Presndent '54, Chaplaun '55, Representatvve of Soph omore Class 5 .44 LL FURMAN FURLONG Pnnt Shop GENE GARNER BOBBIE GARTH D O Club Glee Club Spanish Club Beta Trl l-llY Actuvnnes Commuttee Snap shot Commlttee Oracle Clty Government JEAN GIBSON Beta Tru H1 Y Sensor G rls Club Typlng Staff Oracle HILDA GILBERT Lanuer Trl HIY Y Servnoe Cub DELORES GILMORE Thespuans, Secretary ' 5 4, Marshals' Club, Poet Trl Hu Y GAIL ELIZABETH GILMORE Inter-Club Council, Science Club, Future Homemakers of America, Parliamentarian '54, Service Scouts, Gamma and Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Blue and White Staff, Junior and Sophomore Pictures, Oracle, Youth Legislature. GEORGE GOODWYN Ushers Club Spanish Club President 55 All American Hi Y Secretary 54 President JERRY GRAHAM Ushers Club Print Shop Nut Club AllAmerican H Y Head ot Sports Committee Radio Club International Re lations Club JULIUS GRAY Spanish Club Band Gee Club Lanier HiY Snapshots Oracle International Rela tions Club President 55 CAROL GRICE Glee Club ROY GUTI-IRIE Glee Club Zeta Hi Y Section Representative HENRY HALL HIY R O T C and White Representative lv 4 inn CAROLYN GODWIN Section Representative, Mar- shals' Club, Dixie Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '54, Vice President '55, Senior Girls' Club. FRANK GOOLSBY Glee Club Poet Hi Y Beauty 55 Football International Relations Club Vice Pres: dent WESLEY GRANT All American Hi Y PATSY GRAYDON Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative Marshals Club Junior Red Cross French Club Home Economics Club Lambda Tri H1 Y Art Editor Oracle MARY ELEANOR GRIGG Marshals Club Junior Red Cross Latin Club Home Economics Club Lanier Or chestra Lambda T Hi Y Secretary 55 Senior Cap tions Oracle KITTY GUY Marshals Club Junior Red Cross Latin Club Science Club Lambda Tri Hi Y Senior Girls Club Blue and White Whos Who 55 Senior Cap tions Oracle JANE HALL French Club Home Economics Club Glee Club Beta Tr HI Y JOHN E HALL Spanish Club PHILLIP HALL Print Shop JEANIE HALSE MAUDIE L HAMBRIGHT Future Homemakers of Amer :ca Glee Club Senior Girls C ub SANDRA HANBY Marshals Club- Latin Club- Science Club- Tennis Club- Poet Tri-Hi-Y Vice President 55- Youth Legislature. ROBERT HARRIS Section Representative- Alter- nate Section Representative- Blue and White Representa- tive, Poet Hi-Y. HAROLD HARRISON Alternate Section Representa- tive, Ushers' Club. 'UQ' SH if ,. 'gf 'f pt L 'SKK f 1 QKQ LUCINDA HALL French Club Home Economics Club Thespian Club Tennis Club Senior Girls Club Ra dio Club Vice President Play Staff Social Committee Thes plan Club SISTEE HALL Home Economics Club Glee Club Blue and White Repre sentative Sigma T H Y Senior Girls Club FOYE ANNE HALSTEAD Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative Spanish Club Band Blue and White Representative Tennis Club Lambda Tri Hi Y Treasurer 55 Senior Girls Cub LEWIS HANAN Science Club Spanish Club Blue and White Representa 'e- R. O. T. C. Ot ic Cluo- All-American Hi-Y- Out- standing Squad Leader Mili- tary 54- Drill Team 52 55- R. O. T. C. Battalion att. WAYNE HARDEN Band- Blue and White Repre- sentative- Basketball. FORESTER HARRISON, JR. Alternate Section Representa- tive, Glee Clubg Blue and White Representativeg Zeta Hi-Y, Chaplain '53, Vice Pres- ident '54. CEDRIC M. HATFIELD Spanish Club. JGC7 Cor-m1l'e?'.' C51 JUDY HAYGOOD Sectlon Representatvve Blue an Whlte Representative D O Club Gamma Tr1H1Y JAMES HEATH WINSLOW HEMPERLEY Student Councnl Sectson Re presentatnve Presudent 54 Ushers Club Latm Club Poet HrY President 53 Sports Editor Blue and Whute Glee Club Whos Who 55 HIY Councll President 54 Na tional HIY Council hard Secretary KITTY HENLEY Alternate Sectnon Representa tlve Library Club Latin Club Senior Service Scouts Lamb da Tru Hu Y Treasurer 54 HI Y Council 53 Youth Legls lature Cnty Government 54 Semor Captions Oracle HIRAM RED HERRING Spanish Club Band Lanner Dlxne HIY Internatlonal Re latnons Club JumorSopho more Pnctures Ora le CHARLES HIDLE CLARENCE HOOPER JR Band DELORES HEATH Band Malorette Glee Club Tennis Club Senior Grls Club Epsilon Trl HI Y Secre tary 55 Cvty Government JEANNINE HEATH Spanush Club Future Home makers ot America Glee Club Blue and White Repre sentatlve Tennns Club Ep sllon Trl Hu Y Magorette HAROLD HENDRICKS D O Club Future Farmers ot America GERALDINE HERRING Junnor Red Cross Blue and White Representatlve D O Club D O Electron Com mittee MARY BETH HEUSTESS Junior Red Cross Sclence Club Spanish Club Secretary 54 Orchestra Sensor Serv :ce Scouts Secretary 53 Lambda TrlH1Y President Senior Glrs u Youth Legislature Cnty Gov ernment FRANCES HOLDING Latnn Club Scuence Club Glee Club Secretary ot Sophomore Group 52 Star dust Y Club Sigma TrlHl Y President 54 Sensor Glrls Club Vnce Presudent 54 Fea ture Staff of Blue and Whlte Senna: Pictures Oracle Youth Legislature Hu Y Council 54 BETTY l'lOPKlNS Senror Girls Club REBECCA HORNE Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative Library Club Glee Club Blue and White Representative Zeta TriHiY Senior Girls Cub LOWELL HUGHEN Alternate Section Representa tive Lanier Hi Y -I-ER.i.I3IlE. Ushers Club Spanish Cub The Nut Club R O 53 54 pap ,C hf, 1p 'SfIQD HAROLD JACOBS Spanish Club Glee Club Zeta HIY International Re lations Club FRANK DANIEL JENKINS Alternate Section Representa tive 53 54 Future Farmers of America Treasurer 54 BURNS JOHNS Junior Red Cross Latin Club Science Club R O T C Off: cers Club' Poet Hi-Y- Oracle Sports Staff. HELEN JOHNSON in N ff SONNY HOWARD an Dixie HIY Miitary Staff 53 54 JERRY HUIE ernate Section Representa tive Ushers Club French Club D O Club Advisory Commitee D O Club 54 SYLVIA JO INGRAM unior Red Cross Beta Tri Hi Y Senior Girls Club KEITH JEFFCOAT O T C Rifle Team JUNE JESTER eta Tri Hi Y Delta Trl Hi Y Senior Girls Club EMILY JOHNSON JEANETTE JOHNSON Section Representative- Junior Red Cross- Home Economics Club- Glee Club- Senior Girls Club. MARVIN JOHNSON Alternate Sectuon Representa tuve D O Club JOE JOLLY Alternate Section Representa ne Junlor Red Cr Scuence Club Spannsh Club Poet Hn Y Sports Staff Blue and White R O T C Tennls Team Captain Archery Club DALE JONES Sectuon Representative Alter nate Sectuon Representatuve Latm Club D O Club Dlxle HIY Vice Presldent 54 Youth Legislature Cnty Gov ernment DUSTY JONES Poet Hu Y Sports Edltor Blue and White Staff Sports Staff Oracle JULIE JONES Section Representative Latnn Club Alternate Sectlon Re presentatlve Science Club Glee Club Sigma TrlH1Y Sensor Gnrls Club Supply Store Assistant Blue and WlteSencorPnctus Oracle, Youth Legislature PAUL JORDAN D O Club, Qualltlcatlon Committee, D O Dlstrnct Convention, D O State Con ventuon CLIFF JUDKINS Spanish Club, Band, Lamer Hn Y, Secretary '54, Picture Staff, Oracle, Future Teach ers Float Commlttee, HIY F lo at Commsttee, lnterna ttonal Relatlons Club, HIY Councnl BARBARA JOINER Alternate Sectlon Representa tlve Latin Club D O Club Lambda Trl HuY Cnty Gov ernment Youth Leguslature CARROLL JONES Marshals Club S p a n IS h Club Home Econormcs C ub Sensor Glrls Club Gamma T H Y Transportatnon Chairman 55 Art Staff 53 Oracle You t h Legislature Cnty Government R a d IO Cub Speech Chorus Sensor Girls Club Jubilee DAVID JONES HARRIETT JONES Inter Club Councll L a t I n Club Spanlsh Club Home Economics Club Band Glee Club Tenms Club Zeta Trl HI Y Councll Member Malor GTTS JOHN NEIL JORDAN Alternate Sectlon Representa tnve, Junior Red Cross PHALA JORDAN Future Teachers of America, J u n I o r Red Cross, Spanish Club CHARLIE A KAMBURIS Sectuon Representatlve, Om: cron HI Y JEROME KELLEY Band DAN KENNEDY BILL KESSLER Alternate Sectlon Representa tive Ush rs Club Scaence Club Dlxle HI Y PENNY KlRBY Section Representatrve Home Economvcs Club Float Com mrttee Band Lyre Club Epsilon Trl Hn Y Sensor Our s C ub ALAN KOHN Spanlsh Club Prunt Shop Thespnan Club L Club All Amerncan HI Y Track Teorn Cross Country Team TERRY LANGFORD Inter Club Councul Mar hals Club French Club Prolect Chaurman 54 Glee Club Blue and Whlte Representa tlve Tennis Club Poet Tn HIY Historian 53 Senior Grrls Club Blue and White Staff Advertusnng Staff 55 Business Staff 55 Oracle BOBBY LEDFORD L Club, Basketball '52, '54, Baseball '52, '53, '54 W 'Ft PAT KELLY Glee Club All Amerucan HIY President 54 Football Basketball JUDY KENNEDY Olee Club Tennus Club Beta Trnl-llY Semor Glrls Club lnternatnonal Relatuons Club CARLENE KEY Future Homemakers of Amer :ca Future Teachers of Amer :ca l-lomecomlng Float ctw MJ MDM W WARDL LAMAR t dent Councul U s h e s Club The Nut Club Chap ann Gee Club Poet Hu Y Presldent 53 Vuce President 54 Blue and White Staff Soorts Staff 54 55 Senior Class President R O T C Whos Who 55 Favor :te 55 CAROLYN LANGSTON Library Club Science Club French Club Epsilon Tru Hu Y Chaplann 54 Presldent 55 Blue and White Staff Sports Staff Oracle Staft Sensor P r c t u r e s Editor Natlonal rrench Honor Socuety DANA LENT T e Nut Club ue an Whute Staff Junior Class Fund Ralslng Committee 54, R O T C , L Team, Basket ball '54 JERRY LESLIE D O Club Acting Treasurer 54 Treasurer 55 District D O Convention Representa tive 54 Room Representative GALLLEBEL Marshals Club Junior Red Cross Science Club Glee Club Blue and White Repre sentative Tennis Club Poet Tri Hi Y Senior Girls Club KENNETH LOFTIN Bond Glee Club CHARLES LOWERY Student Council Section presentative Blue and White Representative O m I c r o n HIY Junior Class President Whos Who 53 54 55 Fa vorzte 54 Elections Commit tee Football .IAYNE MCCULLOUGH Latin Club Spanish Club French Club Senior Service Scouts Lambda Tri Hn Y Vice President 54- Features Staff Oracle- Tri-Hi-Y Coun- cil- Youth Legislature- City Government- Oracle Beauty Ball Decorating Committee. WILLIE MCCRANEY D. O. Club. HELEN MCDONALD Home Economics Club- Glee Club- Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y- Senior Girls Club- Clubs and Or- ganizations Statf Oracle. 1 RUTH LEVERETTE Blue and White Representa tive Delta TrnHiY Senior Girls Club Marshals Club Typing Editor Oracle SUE LOCKHART Future Homemakers of Amer :ca Glee Club Picture Staff Oracle .IANE ELLIS LOONEY Section Representative Alter nate Section Representative French Club Future Home makers of America Glee Club Thespian Club Poet Tri Hi Y C I t y Government Youth Legislature Art Staff Oracle ROYAL LUNSFORD Alternate Section Representa tive D O ub ILL McCORVEY Inter-Club Council- Section Representative- u President 55- Omicron Hi-Y- Football. PETE MCCUTCHIN SHIRLEY McDUFFIE Senior Girls Club- Typing Staff Oracle- Homecoming Committee. GAIL MCGEHEE MARTHA ANN MCINNIS Home Economics C I u b Gamma Tri Hi Y Senior Girls Club Senior Picture Staff Oracle JANIS MCKIM Band Beta TriHiY Senior Girls Club YTeens JERRY MCLENDON Band Zeta Hi Y Future Form ers of America Alternate Section Representative EAIRICIA MCSWAIN Future Homemakers of Amer ica Lanier Tri Hi Y JOE MADDOX The Nut Club- Future Farm- ers of America Reporter 55. REBECCA MALLORY Section Representative- Mar- shals Club- Senior Girls Club- Clubs and Organiza- tions Senior Pictures Typing Staff Oracle. wr' EARMON MCGOWIN Alternate Section Representa tive Football Track FAYE MCKENZIE Band Zeta and Epsilon Tri l-liY Senior Girls Club ternational Relations Club CARLYNN MCLENDON Inter Club Council Library Club Marshals Club Lotin Club Science Club French u Stardust Y u Treasurer 55 Sigma Tri Hi Y Humor Editor Oracle MICKEY MCQUEEN Glee Club Whos Who 54 55 Junior Attendant Glee Club Concert BARBARA ANN MACHEN Home Economics Club Glee Club Dixie and Epsilon Tri Hi Y Senior Girls Club Home Economics Floot Committee MARY MADISON D. O. Club- Glee Club- Zeto Tri-Hi-Y- Delegate to D. O. District Convention. GLEN ELLEN MALONEY Section Representative- Span- ish Club- French Club Proiect Chairman 55- Thespian Club Treosurer 54 Secretary 55- Tennis Club- Gamma Tri-Hi-Y- Senior Girls Club- Senior Captions Oracle 53- Art Stott Oracle 55- City Gov- ernment. ROLF MANDT BILL MARKS Ushers Club Spanish Club Blue and White Representa R O T C Offuc Club Tennis Club Poet Hn Y Homecoming Commuttee KATHLEEN MARTIN Home Economics Club Senior Girls Club HAYWARD C MASSEY D O Club President JOHN MATHEWS Alternate Section Represento tive Marshals Club Ushers Club Associate Head Usher 55 Spanash Club R O T C Officers Club Poet Hi Y JIMMY MEGAR CATHERINE METCALF Library Club Marshals Club Spanish Club French Club Beta Tri H1 Y Service Chair m n 55 HIY and TruHnY Council Health Room Club IL .L 1' HENRY MARCUS All-American Hi-Y, Chaplain '54, Basketball, Youth Legis- lature, International Relations Club. BETSY MARTIN Home Economics Club Dixie TruHuY Sergeant at Arms 53 55 Horne Economics Float Committee Blue and White Advertising Staff PAT MASINGILL Dixie TriHiY Senior Girls Cub LUCILE MASSEY Spanish Club Future Home makers of America Treas urer 54 President 55 Blue and White Representative Lambda and Relnal Tr1Hl Y Senior Girls Club Beauty 53 54 55 Fashion Board of Future Homemakers LIEU MAXWELL Dixie Trl Hn Y Senior Girls Club Photography S t a tt Oracle International Rela tions Club WAYNE MEHEARG Spanish Club Band Zeta Hu Y Basketball CHARLES MILLER N Club R O T C ee Cub COLEY MILLS Inter-Club Council, Section R e p r e sentative, Marshals' Club, President '54, '55, Science Club, The Nut Club, Literary Staff, Oracle '55, French National Honor So- ciety, Boys' State, Who's Who '55, RUTH MITCHELL Alternate Section Representa- tive- Junior Red Cross- Span- ish Club- Home Economics Club Glee Club RONALD MONTGOMERY Ushers Club Science Club French Club The Nut Club Business Staff Oracle French National Honor Society GENEVIEVE MOORE O Club Senior urs Cub JUNE SHORTY MOORE Student Council Home Eco nomics Club Treasurer 54 President 55 Stardust Y Club Sergeant at Arms 55 Dixte TriHiY President 54 Oracle Stott Feature Editor R O T C Drill Team Spon sor 54 Beauty 54 Whos Who 54 55 Cheerleadei 54 55 Favorite 54 55 LENORA ANN MORGAN Pictures Clubs and Organ: ations Oracle JOE MULLINS Picture Staff Oracle Q CURTIS MINOR Spanish Club, The Nut Club, Blue and White Representa- tive. BILLY MIXON Poet Hi-Y, R. O. T, C., Red Cross Representative, Section Representative, Science Club, French Club. BILL MOOMAW e Nut Club Football 55 JAN MARIE MOORE Section Representative Home Economics Club Tennis Club Lambda and Reinal Tri HIY Senior Girls Club WARREN MOORE O T C Officers All American Hi Y Football V' b MICHAEL MULCAHY All American Hi Y EDNA NEELEY RITA NELMS ts n Club Glee Gamma Trs Hs Y Sensor Gsrls Club lnternatsonal Relatsons C ub JIM HERRIES NICHOLAS S e c t s o n Representatsve French Club Nut Club Poet Hs Y EUNICE NICHOLSON Alternate Sectson Representa tsvev Home Economscs Club Dsxse TrsHsY Sergeant at Arms 52 53 Sensor Gsrls Club Home Economscs Float Commsttee Tennss Club Inter natsonal Relatsons Club JANIE NOLEN Glee Club Zeta Trs HsY BOBBY NORMAN L Club Junsor Red Cross Glee Club Amerscan HsY Beauty 55 Football Track JIMMY NORSVVORTHY Future Farmers of Amersca O T C Offscers u Amerscan HsY r Team Commander DOLLIE NUCOLLS Junsor Red Cross Y Servsce Club Sensor Gsrls Club Fu ture Teachers of Amersca MARY NEVVSOM Alternate Sectson Representa tsve Marshals Club Band Lanser Orchestra Lyre Club Zeta TrsHsY Pressdent 55 Sensor Gsrls Club Youth Leg sslature Csty Government SARAH NICHOLL Sen or Gsrls Club REM NOBLE Ushers Club Prsrst Shop Glee Club Poet Hs Y Golf Team Captasn lnternatsonal Rela tsons Club ANDREW NOLIN Sectson Representatsve s ers Club Future Farmers of Amersca Omscron HsY Ad vestsssng Staff Oracle PATRICIA NORMAN Sensor Gsrls Club JIMMY NORTON Nut Club Future Farmers of Amersca Zea HsY Sate Farmer Degree CATHERINE OATES Glee Club Epsslon TrsHsY .lunsor Red Cross BARBARA OGWYNN Science Club Spanish Club French Club Band Tennis Club Zeta Tri l-li Y TED PALMER Band JUDY PATERSON Section Representative ec re ary 53 5 55 atin Club Aedile 53 54 Consul R ina' Tri Hu Y Sei or Girls Club President 55 W os Who 53 54 55 Beauty 53 Homecoming At te ant 53 54 R O T C S onsor 54 55 L b Sweetheart 54 55 Home coming Queen 55 DA PAUL Latin Club- Science C l u b - French Club- Tennis Club- Senior Girls Club. SUE PERDUE Senior Girls Club. DOROTHY PERRY Lanier Tri-Hi-Y- Senior Girls C ub. BETH PHILLIPS Band- Glee Club. NS sal' SHELBY JEANNE PAINTER Senior Girls Club ALIS PARKER Spanish Club Future Home makers of America Historian Blue and White Representa tive Reinal TriHiY Senior Girls Club Historian Blue and White City Government Youth Legislature Lambda Tri Hi Y Beauty 55 ANN PATTON Junior Red Cross Science Club Spanish Club Gamma Tn HiY Chaplain 54 Serv ice Chairman 55 Senior Girls Club Senior Captions Oracle City Government Youth Legislature Hi Y Coun MARY ELLEN PIERCE Spanish Club Lanier Orches tra Gamma Tri Hi Y PAUL JACKSON PERRETT Section Representative- Junior Red Cross- Blue and White Representative- R, O. T. C. Officers Club- Sweetheart of Lanier Tri-Hi-Y- Sweetheart of Lambda Tri-Hi-Y. SUSAN PERRY Junior Red Cross- Spanish Club- French Club- Glee Club- Lanier Orchestra- Blue and White Representative- Senior Service Scouts- Gam- m Tri-Hi-Y- Senior Girls Cub. BETTY PHILLIPS Senior Girls Club- Y erv- ice Club. HELEN ANN PHILLIPS Alternate Section Representa- tive, Tennis Club, Beta Tri- Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club, ln- ternational Relations Club. CLYDE PITTMAN Spanish Club, Zeta Hi-Y, R. O. T. C., International Rela- tions Club. HARRY POLLITT Ushers' Club, Spanish Club, Nut Club, Dixie Hi-Y, Youth Legislature CATHERINE POPE Marshals Club BURTON PRATT Ushers Club Science Cub Print Shop R O T C O i cers Club Zeta HIY Poet HIY v'f'a54,4.w-Alf awnukvg 1220- ,id VERNON PUGH Ushers Club Spanish Club Blue and White Representa R O T C Of ic Club Dixie Hi Y LOUISE RAMEY Glee Club Zeta and Epsilon Tr1HiY Sergeant at Arms 55 Treasurer 54 Health Room Committee Typing Staff Oracle if . A . -f if ., .1 ,,. +5 A MARY CHARLES PINKSTON Spanish Club, Home Econom- ics Club '54, Tennis Club '54, Montala Tri-Hi-Y, S e n io r Girls' Club, Tri-Hi-Y Council Member, Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. KAY PITTS Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Tennis Club, Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club, Art Staff, Oracle. DAVID POOLE Glee Club KATIE PORTERFIELD Future Homemakers FAYE PUGH Senior Girls Club WAYNE RAMBO All American Hi Y Ushers Club International Relations Cub PAUL REEDER S e c t I o n Representative French Club D O Club Zeta Hi Y Vice President 53 Hi Y Council City Government Youth Legislature Track CORAL RHODES Student Councilg Marshals' Club, Red Crossg Spanish Club, Glee Club, Thespian Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, President '55, Future Teachers of Amer- ica Treasurer 53 Hi Y Coun cll Whos Who 55 ROBIN RICHARDSON Sectnon Representatlve Ten nas Club Zeta Trl Hn Y French Club Correspondung Secre tary 55 Sensor Glrls Club Jubilee Committee Senuor Pnctures Oracle Fe a t u r e Staff Blue and Whute Beauty 55 Thespran Club JIMMY RIGSBY Zeta HI Y Vice Presndent 54 CARROLL RILEY Marshals Club S p a n IS h Club Home Economlcs Club S e n I o r Servnce Scouts Lambda Tr: Hu Y Sensor Gnrls Club I n d e x Commuttee Oracle Cnty Government Youth Legislature JOHN E ROBERTSON Alternate Sectuon Representa tnve D O Club Pucture Staff Oracle Banquet Commrttee Program Commuttec D O Cub LINDA ROWELL S e c t I o n Representatnve Marshals Club Latnn Club Lambda Tn Hu Y Vice Presx dent 55 Future Teachers of America ANNE RUTLAND Junlor Red Cross Spanish Club Home Economucs Club Thesplan Club Slgma HIY Senior Girls Club Blue and White Reporter Thesplan Club Play Home Economncs Float Commlttee Beta Tru HIY lt is 1' if JOE RICHARDSON Alternate Section Representa- tive, D. O. Clubg Blue and White Representative. CAROL JANE RIGSBY Poet TrlHnY Sensor Gnrls Cub REGINA RIGSBY Latrn Club Home Economics Club Glee Club Poet Tru HIY S cretary 55 Sopho more and Junror Puctures 54 Lnterary Staff 55 Oracle I-In Y Councnl Youth Legusla ture MARGARET ROBERTS Marshal Club Glee Club Busmess Staff Oracle DOROTHY JUNE ROSS Marshals Club 'unuor Red Cross French Club Glee Club Blue and Whnte Repre Beta Tn Hn Y Vuce Presndent 5 Photography rt Oracle Internatnonal Rela tuons Club RUBY LEE RUCKER Band Glee Club RICHARD RYALS Drxne Hr Y Sergeant at Arms 55 JOHN SAARI Marshals' Clubs Nut Clubg Band. ' Crist? Psf3sssS f C-057111 SOCSQ H0 JOHN SALTER Ushers Club Junsor ed Cross Science Club Lanier HsY International Relations C ub CAREY SAULS BETTY SEWELL Glee Club Sensor Gsrls Club ALFRED SHEMARIA Section Representative Junsor Red Cross D O Club Blue and White Representative R O T C Future Teachers of Amersca CHRISTINE SIDARIS Inter Club Councsl Junsor Red Cross Future Homemakers ot America Reporter 53 Sensor Gsrls Club BETTY JO SKINNER Junsor Red Cross French Club Future Homemalcers of Amersca Glee Club Lanser Orchestra Tennss Club Epss lon TrsHsY Treasurer 54 Sensor Gsrls Club YouthL g sslature Csty Government 'N JACOUELINE SALTER Alternate Section Representa- tive, D. O. Clubs Home Eco- nomics Club- Beta Tri-Hi-Y- Senior Girls Club Y o u t h e ssIat.s e D O Dss rsct Conventson D O State Con ventson MARGERY SANDIDGE InterClub Councsl Section Representative French Club Assistant Secretary 53 Glee Club Poet Trs Hs Y President 53 Chaplain 54 Treasurer 55 International Relations Club Secretary 55 Clubs and Organizations Oracle Youth Legislature JANET SAXON Alternate Section Representa tsve D O Club Secretary 55 D O Socsal Commstee 54 D O Qualstscatsons Committee SARAH SHARPE Spanssh Club Program Chair man 54 Home Economics Club Glce Club Sensor Serv sce Scouts Lambda Trs Hs Y Chaplain 53 Index Commit tee Oracle Youth Legssla ture Csty Government GLORIA SHEPHERD Marshals Club Junsor Red Cross MYLES DINK SIMPSON Science Club Spanish Club Nut Club All American Hs Y Drsll Team Outstanding Ca d R O T C ELIZABETH ANNE SMITH French Club Home Econom scs Club Sergeant at Arms Blue and White Representa tsve Tennss Club Dsxse Trs Hs Sensor Gsrls J Youth Legislature Home Eco nomscs Float Committee JOSEPHINE SMITH Inter-Club Council, Science Club, Latin Clubg Tennis Clubg Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '53g Exchange Staff Blue and White Blue and White Sup ply Store Assistant Home coming Float Committee 54 Youth Legislature 53 SALLY SMITH Junior Red Cross Representa tive Home Economics Club Gee Club Dxle Tri HIY Senior Girls Club Interna tional Relations Club DAN SMITHERMAN HAYWOOD SPORT Dixie HIY L Club Pic ure Staff Oracle Basketball Team Track Team Cross Country Team LEON H STANLEY Section Representative D O Club Band Picture Staff 54 Oracle D O Club Ban quet Committee Program Committee CECIL STEARNS Section Representative Om: cron Hi Y Alternate Section Representative Blue a d White Representative Club Secretary Treasurer 54 Whos Who 55 Favor :te 55 Football Team 52 53 54 OLIVIA STEPHENS Spanish Club French Cub Beta TriHiY Senior Girls Club Future Teach rs ol America OWEN SMITH Future Farmers of Americag Glee Clubg State Farmer De- gree Future Farmers I America WILLARD SMITH Ushers Club Spanish Cub JAMES O SPENCER Science Club Spanish Club Blue and White Representa L 'I tive All American Hi Y SYLVIA STANFIELD Home Economics Club Glee Club Beta TrlHiY Senior Glrls Club JANE STAUFFER Latin Club Science Club French Club Glee ub Tennis Club Gamma Tri Hi Y Vice Presrdent 55 Art Staff Blue and White Art Staff Oracle Senior Girls Club JANELLA STEPHENS Marshals Club Latin Cub Spanish Club Blue and White Staff Humor Staff Oracle Senior Service Scouts Home Economics Club Senior Girls Club Lambda Tri Hi Y JOHN STEPHENSON Future Farmers of America FLORENCE STIGLET Junior Red Cross Glee Club Beta Tri Hr Y Senior Girls Cub JAMES STOVALL Ushers Club Assistant Head Usher Latin Club R O T C Officers Club Poet HI Y Blue and White Advertising Staff Boys State Delegate Ml: tary Oracle R O T C Drill Team Rifle Team PAT STUBBLEFIELD Marshals Club Junior Red Cross Dixie Tri Hi Y CAROLYN SWANNFR Glee Club Blue and White Representative 52 Dixie Tri Hi Y BURKE SYLVEST Ushers Club Science Club Dixie HIY Secretary 52 53 HIY Council Y o u t h Legislature- City Government. MELVIA TALLEY Home Economics Club- Blue and White Representative- PictJre Staff Oracle. BETTY MILLER TASKER Marshals' Clubg D. O. Club, Glee Club, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Clubg D. O. Dis- trict Convention '54. WSW Alb-od, -'Il' WAYNE STOUGH MICKEY STRATAS Alternate Section Representa tive Zeta Hz Y Future Farm ers of America WAYNE SULLIVAN PAUL SWEATT Inter Club Council Marshals Club Ju n io r Red Cross Science Club French Club Glee Club Lanier Dixie Hi Y Chaplain 53 54 French National Honor Society 54 City Government Youth Legislature ANNETTE TALLEY D O Club Glee Club MELTON BUTCH TANKERSLEY Alternate Section Representa- tive- Marshals Club- Ushers Club- Junior Red Cross- Span- ish ClLb- The-pian Club- Boys State- City Government. EILEEN TATEM Alternate Section Representa- tive, Marshals' Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Girls' Club. MARTHA TAYLOR Lsbrary Club Spanssh Club Lambda Trs Hs Y Sensor Gsrls Club EDWARD THAMES Lanser Hs Y BURGESS THOMASSON Ushers Club Spanssh Club Nut Club T ft Nut R O T C Oftscers Club Poet HsY Mslstarv Oracle Tennss Club JOANNA THOMPSON Junsor Red Cross Blue and Whste Representatsve Dsxse TrsHsY Chaplasn 54 Radso Program Commsttee Youth Legsslature Whos Who 55 WILLIAM P THORNTON Prsnt Shop Zeta Hs Y Chap an 55 O T C Oftscers DVM Team GLENDA TILL Inter Club Councsl Spanssh Club Home Economscs Club Sensor Osrls Club MARY SUE TOWNSEND Glee Club Home Economscs Club Sensor Gsrls Club BONNIE TERRY Junsor Red Cross French Club Horne Economscs Club Vsce Pressdent 55 Tennss Club Dsxse Trs HsY Sensor Gsrls Club Home Economscs Float Commsttee You h Legss lature ALLEN THOMAS D O Club lnternatsonal Re latsons Club DORIS THOMPSON Glee Club BETSY THORINGTON Scsence Club Spanssh Club French Club Glee Club Blue and Whste Representa tsve Gamma Trs Hs Y Press dent Sensor Gsrls Club Sen sor Captsons Oracle Csty Government Youth Legssla ture ALLEN THRASHER Alternate Sectson Reoresenta tsve Marshals Club Future Homemakers t Amersca Blue and Whste Representa tsve Lambda TrsHsY Press ent 53 Renal Tr s Pressdent 55 Youth Legxsla ture Csty Government HsY Councsl MARY ALICE TILL Inter Club Councsl Chaplasn 54 Lsbrary Club Pressdent 53 54 Latsn Club Scrsbe 54 Resnal TrsHsY Lsterary Edstor Oracle Beauty 54 Favorste 54 Mards Gras At tendant 54 Sponsor of Nut Club Sensor Homecomsng At tendant 55 JANE TRIMBLE French Club Latsn Club Thespsan Club Pcet Trs Hs Y Sensor Gsrls Club Alternate Sectson Representatsve .lubs lee Commsttee BETTIE TULLIS D O Club NANCY VANCE Latin Club Home Economics Club Glee Club Poet Tri Hi Y Treasurer 54 Exchange Editor Blue and White Girls Sports Staff Homecoming Dance Committee Y o u t h Le islature 53 54 ue Ridge Delegate 54 JACKIE VAUGHIN Alternate Section Representa tive Section Representative Junior Red Cross D O Club Blue and White Representa tive D O State Convention Representative LEON VICK French Club Treasurer 55 French National Honor So ciety F r e n c h Enrichment Award Glee Club R O T C Oracle Staff Marshals Cu All American HIY Vice-President. CHARLES VOLT Section Representative- Blue and White Representatife- Dixie Hi-Y Treasurer 53- Whos Who 55. TOMMY WALDRIP ut Club- L Club oet Hi-Y- Whos Who 55- Foot- ball- Basketball- Track. ROLLIN WALKER Inter-Club Council- Student Council Member at Large- Latin Club Consul 55- Glee Club Secretary 55- Stardust Y Club, Secretary '55, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '55, Cheerleader, Co-Editor, Blue and White, Who's Who '55, Favorite '55. I L 5 FRANK USSERY Alternate Section Representa tive Junior R d Cross Dixie HIY Utility Officer 53 55 ALICE FAYE VAUGHN Student Council Member at Large 55 French Club Home Economics Club Glee Club Poet TriHiY Chaplain 55 Junior Attendant Glee Club Concert Whos Who 55 Fa vorite 55 SETH VEDER Future Farmers ot America Parliamentarian Sergeant at Arms Poet Hi Y Sergeant at Arms RICHARD VINSON Spanish Club Glee Club et HIY R O T C tion Committee LOIS VON SEEBERG Junior Red Cross- Spanish Club- Lambda Tri-Hi-Y Sec- retary 53- Home Economics Club- Clubs and Organiza- tions Oracle- City Govern- ment- Youth Legislature- Hi-Y Council- Chairman of Home Economics Float Committee. BILL WALDROP Science Club- Band- Omicron Hi-Y. SANDRA WALLER Junior Red Cross, Home Eco- nomics Club, Senior Service Scouts, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Fea- ture Staff, Oracle, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, International Relations Club. GLADYS WALTERS Alternate Section Representa tive Blue cmd White Repre sentative LEWIS Y VXARD Section Representative Alter nate Section Represenative Print Shop Glee Club Stage Manager Omicron H Y Beauty 55 DICKIE WARREN S e c t I o n Representative Ushers Club Junior Red Cross Spanish Club All American Hi Y JO ANN WATKINS Junior Red Cross D O Club Glee Club D O Advisory Committee JUAN WATTS O T C Officers u Poet Hi Y MARGARET ANN WEBB VIRGINIA WEISS Alternate Section Representa- tive- Spanish Club- Future Homemakers of America- Blue and White Representa- tive- tardust u - Lambda Tri-Hi-Y- Senior Girls Club- Advertising Staff H's- torian Blue and White. JANE WARD Library Club Dixie Tri HiY Chaplain 53 Treasurer 54 Senior Girls Club CHARLES WARREN JEFF WARREN Spanish Club L Club Poet Hi Y Football BOBBY WATSON S e c t I o n Representative Science Club Blue and White Representative Poe Hi Y Vice President 53 Junior Senior P r o m Committee H o m e c o ming Committee Football DORIS WEBB Glee Club Senior irs C ub BEVERLY WEEKS Marshals Club Band Lamer Orchestra Lyre Club TALLULAH WESTON Section Representative- Alter- nate Section Representative- Beta Tri-Hi-Y- Y-Teens Vice President 53- Y Service Club. MARLENE WHEELER Future Homernalcers of Amer- ica, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y. JEAN WHITE Section Representative, Jun- ior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Poet Tri-Hi'Y, Program Chairman, Election Committee. DWIGHT WILHELM Ushers Club Spanish Club R O T C Officers b Dixie Hi Y Photographer Blue and White Photogra pher Oracle Youth Legis lature ANN WILLIAMS Latin Club Spanish Club Senior Service Scouts Kappa and Lambda Tri Hi Y NANCY WILLIAMS Senior Girls Club Art Staff Oracle JANE WILLIAMSON Inter Club Council Section R e p r esentative Maiorette Dixie TrvHlY Senior Girls Club YTeens President 53 Y Service Club ANNETTE WILSON Home Economics Club Glee Club Beta TrnHiY Sensor G Is C I u b Homecoming Float Committee tw 1 .A DOT WHITE Student Council, Correspond- ing Secretary '55, Section Representative, Alternate Sec- tion Representativeg G le e Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Yp Senior Girls' Club, Girls' State. JOANNE WHITE Junior Red Crossp D. O, Club, Reporter '54- Glee Club- Zeta TrlHiY Senior Glrls Club D O District Conven tion 54 JANE WILKINSON Inter Club Council Treasurer 55 Latin Club Science Club Glee Club Treasurer 55 Stardust Y Club Sigma Trl HIY Senior Gnrls Club H mor Business Senior Cop tions Oracle GLENN WILLIAMS Club Omicron :Y Football DOUGLAS WILLIAMSON Junior Red Cross Dixie H Y Football Manager RICHARD WILLIS L Club Sergeant at Arms 54 Poet Hn Y Football MARTHRENE WILSON Senior Gnrls Club I I .- . D . . , 1 ' 5 . . I I - ' I 1 - W J 1 1 . , - . - 1 , , . ' . L . ? 1 ' ' f , 2 ' Q . . ' - ' I fftf ' ' . ' . .. I 1 1 I 1 I n n - - I - . . . , - I 2 U. I I - 'L I , I I .S I . 5 -ff IILII . ' H'- l I 1 ' ' ' QI: F 1 . fist, f .1 :?I if1z erfyiis - . ' - i- . 1 1 . I 1' I I :ti W -'gal I' . . .- .- . . . , E. A J ff , Q , f 1 ' I , .,,:' , , i ' ' I I -. IJ Il n - Q 1' I f fy Ag I ., I I 'I 11 n A I 1 h W I ' I - K 1 I . I z.',.,1- .,.. ,.,, A I V21 f b - I F I - 1 ' If , ' life: If 1 ' lg ' ' f . 'Q ' CAROI. WINDHAM Marshals' Clubg Blue and White Representative, Senior Girls' Club. BOBBY WINGARD Section Representative Blue and White Representative Omicron I-Ii Y Vxforship Com mlttee Stu d e nt Council Sports Staff Blue and White Football Baseball Basket a EDNA WOOTEN Marshals Club Epsilon Tr HIY Senior Girls Club Art Staff Picture Staff Oracle BOBBY WYATT Alternate Section Representa tive Junior Red Cross Blue and White Representative Poet I-Ii Y HELEN YELVERTON Section Representative D Club Senior Girls Club D O District Convention 54 D O State Convention 54 Skit Winner 54 D O Club Reporter Chairman ot Pub licity Committee RACHEL YOUNGBLOOD Alternate Section Representa tive Marshals Club Stardust Y Club Senior Girls Club SENIORS NOT PICTURED GRADY POTTER JUDY ROWELL MARGARET ANN KENNEDY NORMAN SCOTT? 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We Teel sure ThaT you will Take ThaT which you have gained and use iT To The besT aclvanTage To boTh yourself and Those around you. M0 TGUMEHY CITY CUMMIB I0 COMPLIMENTS HODGSO 00NORETE 00MPMIY HOME OWNED AND HOME OPERATED SINCE i898 75l NorTh Perry STreeT ,0 0'4', ,,', ''400,04-'Q 0's. 4-4-.p..,N,,', 0Q ', '00, 04-.0 I 1 I r , i ,',, , ,',,','- 0' 0,, s,N,,',.,'QQ, '4 QQ'',Q ,Q4 0 , '0,'00,'QQ' ', ',, ,4-,QQQQ0QYQQQQLQQQQf4'0'f'000, 4 v 'Q'Q,', '::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: OUR BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS OF LANIER You ore doing o Oreof Job Supporhng Your School ond Your Teorn We look forword 'ro The Tame when you will loun o gger Teom The business men oncl women building o bugger o better Montgomery CHAMBER TIF CUIVIMERCE MUIIITGUMERY FREIGHT PREPAID IN LOTS OF 72 CUSI-IIONS OR MORE TERMS 2 f IOTh Prox R I II S 3II BELL STREET MONTGOMERY ALA ,...,,,---,-- .-,,,.,,.,--.,,---.,,---,,, - HBE ll - - - , . 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I 5 5 2 T ' I 1,,,., -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,NI A ..,, , ,,,,, ,,,,-,,,,,- xx, BELK HUDSON 44 Dexter Avenue Phone 6671 The Home of Better Values Q Complurnenfs ALABAMA GAS CHRPURATIUN 0 0 04,, ' ,,0,, '0 '00, ',,, 0 Q ,, ',' CONAPLIMENTS OF WHITE RO0Fl G CUMPA Y TQOI UPPER VVETUMPKA ROAD We Top em All Judy P Gosh I stayed up Tll 5 30 This morning writing my Term poper Mr Horns IT flnolly oovvned on you? Mr Price Whof ore you doing Lonny lecrrnlng SOm6ThIUQ9 Lonny No snr lm llsfenung To you PATERSONS ROSEMONT GARDENS FLOWERS EoR ALL occf-xslows 300 sown PERRY STREET DAL 7731 1 4-004-40044,-'QQQQQQ',,,,,,, '', ',,, '-,,,,,0,,4-,Q-0 QQQQQ'-,0Q00 ' ',-,0, '0 ',,,,,-',,,,',,,,,, , . , . . . . . , . - 11 - I 11 . ,, . . . ,, . . 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