Lanier High School - Oracle Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1957 volume:

DEXTER AVENUE fcxmidY vutirr jtmiy TMli street WAS NAMLD TO honor ANDREW DEXTER ONI OF THE FOUNDERS Of MONTGOMERY ALONG THIS STREET MOVED THE INAUCURAl PAP ADC or JEFFERSON DAVIS WHEN HE TOO THE OATH Of OFFICE AS PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES O AMERICA flBRUARY_ IS. tsfci DIXIE WAS FLAYED AS A BAND APR ANCOfeNT TOR THE FIRST TIME ON THIS OCCASION PtAao ar SOPHIE BIBB CHAPTER U.D.C. APRIL 26 1 42 HW; The 1957 Oracle Sidney Lanier High School LIBBY NEWSOM....................................Editor LEE SPENCER......................Business Manager SUE BEDGOOD Assistant Editor MR CHILES HARRIS.........................Sponsor Montgomery The editors of The Oracle hove endeavored to present to you the story of Montgomery, past and present. The city that is now your home has been gracious mother to many peoples. First came the mound builders and then the Indians. In the sixteenth century explorers, traders, speculators, and squatters came from Europe. In the very early nineteenth century settlers came to found the two villages of East Alabama and New Philadelphia, which merged on December 23, 1837, and became the city of Montgomery. Montgomery grew and expanded; many homes were built; cotton and industry became im- portant industries. For entertainment there were boat rides on the moonlit Alabama River, plays at the old Mont- gomery Theater, dances, and picnics. An important event in the early history of Montgomery was the visit of General Lafayette in 1825. Alabama | SJU E In 1847 Montgomery became the capital of Alabama. During the Civil War, Montgomery served as the first capital of the Confederacy. After the war came the Reconstruction Period. Slowly but surely Montgomery re- gained her strength. Today she is the progressive capital city of Alabama, continually growing and building. In our modern city there still remains an old-fashioned charm which makes her distinctive. On an early summer morning one can still hear the vegetable sellers with baskets on their heads going by and crying, Green peas! string beans! Okry! Green cawn! Dew bez! Near by one can still see ante bellum homes, turbaned mammies, and fields of cotton. Little barefoot boys still run to the swimmin' hole , and the spreading magnolias grow as green now as they ever did. We, the editors, know that the theme of this book will be very meaningful to you, both now and in the years to come. Faculty . Classes . Military............... Features .............. Clubs and Organizations Athletics Activities Patrons . The theme of our book is Montgomery, past and present. We dedicate this book to the future of I Montgomery in the hope that she may continue to grow in grace, prosperity, and peace. Alaboma's Department of Archives and History, the first department of its kind established by legislative action in the country, was erected as a memorial to veterans of World War I. The relics of Alabama's historical past, from the days of the red man to the present time, are kept here. It stands, a mecca for tourists and an outstanding memorial of which we Alabamians should be justly proud. FACULTY Faculty Years from now as we fondly recall our high school days, we Poets will find that many familiar faces pop into our minds. Our classmates. The football team. The cheerleaders. All these we will remember. There will be another group of faces we shall also vividly see again. These are the faces of our teachers, who not only helped us along the rugged road of book learning but also gave us much understanding of how to get along with others. To those of us who will look back with great love and pleasure on our school days The Oracle presents a portrait gallery of faces which comprised a great part of our high school life —a portrait gallery of our beloved teachers. MR. L. W. DOUGLAS Principal Mr. Douglas came to Lanier from Baldwin Junior High School in 1949. Previous to his teaching in Montgom- ery County, Mr. Douglas taught in Vinemont and Verbena. Being prin- cipal of Lanier is a hard job, for he must deal with large groups of people: teachers, students, and parents, be- sides taking care of the technical side of school. During his time here at Lanier, Mr. Douglas has truly done more than his share to keep Lanier one of the best schools in the country. MR. W. E. GLAZNER Assistant Principal Mr. Glazner, our ossistonf prin- cipal, came to Lanier five years ago. He earned his B.S. and M.A. from Alabama. Since then he has taught in Cherokee, St. Clair, DeKalb, Shelby, and Montgomery Counties. Besides his many duties as assistant principal Mr. Glazner also teaches a class of biology. Since he came to Lanier, Mr. Glaz- ner's ever-smiling face has become one of the best loved sights in our hallowed halls . MRS. CLIFF HARPER Dean of Girls Mrs. Cliff Harper, our dean of girls, was born in Pineapple, Ala- bama. She received her A.B. de- gree at Montevallo and her M.A. at Vanderbilt. She first taught at Cherokee County High School. In 1942 Mrs. Harper came to Lanier to teach English. During the war she was away from our hallowed halls for a few years, but she returned soon after the war was over. In 1954 she was appointed dean of girls, and since then has devoted her time to counseling and helping the girls of Lanier. ELOISE ANDREWS MARGUERITTE ARMSTRONG MR. J. T. BAGWELL A.B., University of Alabama B.S.. M.A., University of Alabama B.S., University of Alabama English French Manual Arts MARIE BARNES MILA W. BLACK A.B., M.A., Huntingdon; Birming- B.S., Athens College ham-Southern Commercial Science MARGARET BOWLING A.B.. University of Alabama Commercial OPAL JAMES BURNSIDE A.B., Howard College English and Speech RUTH S. CAMMACK KATE CLARK JAMES ROBERT COLLINS M SGT. W. L. COVINGTON B.S., M.A., Auburn A.B., Agnes Scott B.S., M.S., University of Aloboma Military Social Studies 1 Band Page 12 MILDRED J. COWHAM University of Alobomo; Auburn Lunchroom BOBBYE J. DAVIS A.B., Montevollo Commercial VIRGINIA DICKEY A.B., Troy State Teachers College; Huntingdon Social Studies MADELEINE EITZEN A.B., Huntingdon Home Economics JEWELL EKLES B.S., M.S., Auburn Mathematics MARY E. ENGLISH B.S.� University of Alabama English KATHERINE EVANS A.B., M.A., Huntingdon; University of Alabama; Auburn English ROBERT W. GLASS B.S., Troy State Teachers College Science MARGARET GORRIE A.B., M.A., University of Alabama Mathematics BEULAH GRAHAM B.S., M.A., Alfred University; University of Alabama Spanish EFFIE GREEN A.B., Huntingdon Commercial Page 13 SUSIE GREEN A.B., M.A., Huntingdon; Peabody College Science THERESA GRISWOLD A.B., Montevallo Commercial ELIZABETH GROVE A.B., Park College Director of Activities 9 NELL HAGEDORN B.S.. University of Michigan Physical Education LAURA HALL Librarian CHILES HARRIS A.B. University of Aloboma; University of Chicago English JESSIE HEUSTESS A.B., Huntingdon Spanish OUIDA HICKS B.S., M.S., Montevallo; Iowa State College Home Economics JULIA R. HUGHES A.B., Montevallo Social Studies LAURA JOHNSTON A.B.. M.A., Huntingdon; University or Alabama English FRANCES JONES B.S., Montevallo Science Page 14 S.F.C. JOHN B. JONES Military JOHN C. LANGLEY Engineer KYLE R. LEVERETTE B.S.. Troy State Teachers College; Peabody Mathematics SADIE LIDE B.S., University of Alaboma Mathematics W. C. LOCKE B.S., Auburn Vocational Agriculture MERLE McCORKLE A.B., Judson Singing and English WILLIAM M. McGRAW A.B . M.A., Huntingdon; University of Alabama Diversified Occupations E. C. McNEES JAMES A. MELTON ANNE F. MERLINI B.S., M.A., L.L.B., Auburn; Peabody; B.S.. University of Alabama Office Jones Law School Athletics Social Studies MARY NELL MILLS A.B., Judson Mathematics Page 15 EVA MOONEYHAM A.B.. Huntingdon; University of Alo- bomo; Columbia Lotin and Social Studies MARY U. MOORE B.S., M.A., Syracuse English MARY E. PERSONS A.B., Randolph Macon English CAPT. CHARLES F. POPE, JR. FRANCES L. PRICE R. F. SCARBOROUGH DONNA M. SEAY A.B., University of Georgia A.B., University of Alabama B.S., University of Alabama B.S., Auburn Military Art Commercial Distributive Education LENORA SHERLOCK A.B., B.S., Huntingdon; Auburn Mathematics CLYDE SMILIE B.S., Montevollo; University of Alabama Commercial NEVA MAE SWEAT B.S., Florida State University Science DOROTHY TAYLOR B.S., M.S., Auburn English Page 16 ROBERT L TEEL ANNIE WILSON TERRY NELLIE S. VENABLE B.S., University of Missouri A.B., M.A., Agnes Scott; University A.B., M.A., University of Alobomo; Social Studies of North Carolina Vanderbilt Athletics English Social Studies W. T. VERNON B.S., Auburn Technical and Industrial Coordinator JUNE H. WAITES ERMINE WALKER B.S., Troy State Teachers College A.B.. M.A., L.L.B., University of Ala- Commercial fcama; Jones Law School; Columbia.- Peabody; Duke History H. L. WEATHERBY WILMYRTH WILLIAMS Stout Institute; California Institute Office of Technology Mechanical Drawing ROBERT C. WILSON B.S., University of Alabama Athletics. Science EVALYN WOODHAM A.B., M.A.. University of Alabama Diversified Occupations Pago 17 Our capitol building is considered by architects to be the most beautiful example of Greek revival architecture in the United States. Historians agree that few buildings have been the scene of more colorful or romantic history than Alabama's capitol, which also served as the first capital of the Confederacy. It is interesting to note that here Jefferson Davis took his oath of office as President of the Confederacy and that here the first Confederate Congress met. Seniors Left to Right: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Mills, Linda Gerson. Marlin Day, Dovid Stacey. CLASS OFFICERS DAVID STACEY .......................................... . . President MARLIN DAY .............................................Vice President LINDA GERSON . . . Secretary-Treasurer . SUE BEDGOOD, ANNE HENRY, LIBBY NEWSOM Members-At-Large MRS. MILLS, MRS. JONES Sponsors CLASS POEM When the far romantic future has like magic turned the past, When often from the great wide world a backward glance we cast. We, the Class of '57, with smiles, or yet a tear Shall swell with grateful, humble pride remembering our Lanier . Lanier so filled with all that's good and right and undefiled, Lanier, a temple where our gifts of love are humbly piled, A high cathedral showering down on all who dwell within The brilliant streams of Learning's light to fill men once again; Her hallowed halls enclosing still such memories cherished true. And nearly bursting with soul's flaming spirit pulsing through Toward thy great purpose. White and Blue, in tribute now may we. As followers in thy guiding light, forever kneel to thee. Julie Johnson Page 20 JACKIE ALLIE Home Economics Club; Span- ish Club; Alternate Section Representative '54; Major- ette; Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club, Moonmist Y Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature. DENNY ABBOTT Section Representative '54; Junior Red Cross Representa- tive '55; Dynaflow Hi-Y, Vice President '55; Hi-Y Council '55. SALLY ANDERSON Latin Club; Thespian Club; Stardust Y Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Future Teachers of America '56-'57, Parliamen- tarian and Sergeant-at-Arms; Alternate Section Representa- tive; Marshals' Club; T ennis Club; Senior Girls' Club. JAMES ANDREWS Alternate Section Representa- tive,- R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, A Company Com- mander '57; Ushers' Club, Secretary '57; National Merit Scholarship Applicant. DE ANNE AUSBORN Latin Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Youth Legislature. FRED BAGGETT Latin Club; Ushers' Club; R. O. T. C. Drill Team; Dyna- flow Hi-Y, Chaplain '55,- Dixie Hi-Y; Glee Club; Blue and White, Supply Store Manager; Inter-Club Council. DAN BAILEY Band; Youth Orchestra,- Poet Dance Band; Clef Dance Band; Red Cross Representa- tive; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Science Club. MADOLYN ANDERSON Home Economics Club; Span- ish Club,- Glee Club,- Section Representative; Blue and White Representative; Alter- nate Section Representative; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Moonmist Y Club, President '57; Blue and White Staff, Historian; Or- acle, Feature Staff, Senior Captions; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '57; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Inter-Club Council; Youth Legislature,- Senior Girls' Club. BOBBY D. ALLIE Print Shop; Football '54, '55, '56,- Glee Club. EMILY ANDREWS Glee Club; Latin Club; Home Economics Club; Red Cross Representative; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Youth Legislature. REBECCA ATHEY Glee Club. DAVIS BAGGETT GEORGE BAGWELL Dixie Hi-Y, Treasurer '57; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Blue and White, Advertising Manager; Youth Legislature; Homecoming Parade Com- mittee,- Tennis Team. JEAN BAILEY Thespian Club; Spanish Club; D. O. Club,- Blue and White Representative. REBECCA BARFOOT Marshals' Club,- Spanish Club; Senior Girls' Club. JULIANNE BASSETT Inter-Club Council, Vice Presi- dent '57; Latin Club; Moon- mist Y Club; Senior Girls' Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Tennis Club; Youth Legislature; City Government; Glee Club; Girls' State. SYLVIA BAUM Latin Club; Senior Girls' Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y, President '55, Treasurer '57; Section Representative; Blue and White, Feature Staff, Section News Editor,- Oracle, Feature Staff, Senior Captions Editor; Hi-Y Council; Inter-Club Council; Stardust Y Club; Youth Legislature; City Gov- ernment; Homecoming Alumni Committee; Alumni Scholar- ship Fund Committee, Per- sonal Contact Chairman; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Ap- plicant. JEFF BEARD Alternate Section Represen- tative,- Band; Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Nut Club; Sec- tion Representative; Poet Dance Band,- Track. SUE BEDGOOD Student Council, Member-at- Large '56, '57; Oracle, As- sistant Editor-in-Chief '57; Section Representative; Alter- nate Section Representative,- Alumni Scholarship Fund Committee; Address Commit- tee, Chairman,- Homecoming Assembly Committee '57; Latin Club,- Glee Club; Senior Girls' Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dent '55, '56,- Beta Centura Y Club, Treasurer '57; Health Club; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Youth Legis- lature,- Tennis Club; Future Teachers of America; City Government; Student Council Grounds Committee '56; Stu- dent Council Social Commit- tee '57,- Who's Who '57, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Ap- plicant. GERALDINE BEERS Transferred from another School. JIMMY BISHOP Marshals' Club; Psi Hi-Y. KAY BARNES Senior Girls' Club,- Alpha TriHi-Y; Youth Legislature. PAT BATTLE Section Representative; Blue and White Representative; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '55, President '57; Senior Girls' Club,- Thespian Club,- R. O. T. C. Sponsor '57,- Beauty '57; Tennis Club; Latin Club; Home Economics Club. DAVIS BAZZELL D. O. Club, President '56; Inter-Club Council; Blue and White Representative. SUSANN BEASLEY Red Cross Representative; Speech Chorus; Latin Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '55, '57, President '56; Section Representative; Radio Club; Tennis Club; Spanish Club; Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative. CAROL BEDSOLE Glee Club; Latin Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President, Treasurer; Home Economics Club; Spanish Club. DEANNA BERINHOUT Home Economics Club; Tennis Club; Spanish Club; Senior Girls' Club. JOE BOLAND Ushers' Club; Science Club; R. O. T. C. BECKY BOLES UMPHREY HAILS BOWLING, JUNIOR Latin Club; Spanish Club; Fishing Club; Chess Club, Dynaflow Hi-Y; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Blue and White, Ad- vertising Staff; Science Club; City Government; Youth Leg- islature. HARMON BRADFORD Dynaflow Hi-Y; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Football; Track; Band; Civil Air Patrol Cadet Club; Inter-Club Council. JIMMY BRAY Science Club; Radio Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y, Chaplain '55; Latin Club. TANIS BRILEY Library Club, Vice President '56; Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative. hsxPZizL?'. - TOM A. BRITTON Science Club. IRENE BROCK Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Treas- urer '55; Latin Club; Glee Club; Home Economics Club, President '57; Senior Girls' Club. CHRISTOPHER J. BOND Science Club; Chess Club; Demosolien Society; Debate Team, Vice President '57; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. JUNE BRADY D. O. Club. BILLY BRASSELL Lanier Kappa Hi-Y, Vice Pres- ident '55, '57, Treasurer '56; Science Club; Latin Club; Alternate Section Representa- tive; Band, Secretary, Treas- urer, and Historian '57; Lyre Club; Ushers' Club; Poet Dance Band; Montgomery Youth Orchestra; City Gov- ernment; All - State Band; Youth Legislature; National Merit Scholarship Applicant. BILL BRIAN Glee Club; Latin Club; Mar- shals' Club. JERRY F. BRITTON Drill Team; R. O. T. C. Offi- cers' Club; Dixie Hi-Y; Glee Club, President '57; Inter- Club Council; Print Shop; Who's Who '57. FAY BROADWAY Red Cross Representative; D. O. Club; Section Representa- tive. JIMMY BROOKS Future Farmers of America. PATTI BROOKS Spanish Club; Moonmist Y Club; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President '57; Glee Club; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive,- Blue and White Repre- sentative; Alpha Omega Tri- Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Blue and White Reporter. ROBERT BROXTON Drill Team,- Kappa Hi-Y. SARA BURDELL Home Economics Club. JANICE BURKHALTER Glee Club; Blue and White Representative; Senior Girls'' Club. MICKY BUTTE Glee Club; Section Represen- tative; Marshals' Club; Senior Girls' Club; Girls' State. JOHN D. CAMP Band; Latin Club; Civil Air Patrol; Science Club; Red Cross Representative. BARBARA CARL Future Homemakers of Amer- ica,- Modern Dance and Ballet Club; Senior Girls' Club; Civil Air Patrol Cadet; Beta Tri- Hi-Y, Chaplain '57; Youth Legislature. SHIRLEY ANN BROWN Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Senior G’rls' Club; Tennis Club. THAD BRUNNER Ushers' Club; Section Repre- sentative; Alternate Section Representative. LAURA BURFORD Section Representative; Mar- shals' Club; Latin Club; Glee Club; City Government; Youth Legislature; Sigma Tri- Hi-Y; Oracle, Feature Staff, Senior Pictures Editor,- Health Club,- Blue and White, Ex- change Editor, Feature Staff; Senior Girls' Club; Stardust Y Club, Secretary '57; Homecoming Assembly Com- mittee,- Senior Girls' Bazaar, Food Committee Chairman. BURREL BURNETT Football; Glee Club. JUNE CALLENDER Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Home Eco- nomics Club; Senior Girls' Club; Moonmist Y Club; Section Representative; Glee Club. JIM CARGILE Football; Ushers' Club; Glee Club; Track Team (Cross Country); Red Cross Repre- sentative,- Favorite '57; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. DAVID CARTER Band; Latin Club; Science Club; Dixie Hi-Y; Ushers' Club. HERBERT PAUL CHANCELLOR R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R . O. T. C. Color Guard; Glee Club, Stage Manager,- Lanier Kappa Hi-Y, Sergeant- at-Arms '56, '57; Red Cross Representative. DOROTHEY CLOWER French Club; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Senior Girls' Club; Future Teachers of America. HENRY COLLINS Spanish Club,- R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Science Club; Dynaflow Hi-Y; Drill Team; Kappa Hi-Y. JAMES COOK Fishing Club; Basketball; Track; L Club, Sergeant-at- Arms '57; Dynaflow Hi-Y. SANDRA COPELAND Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club,- Red Cross Representa- tive; Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Thespians, Vice President. MARY LOU COX D. O. Club; Marshals' Club; Section Representative; Radio Club; State D. O. Club, Sec- ond Vice President. TOMMY CREWS MARGARET CLEMENTS D. O. Club. STANLEY COKER Band; Hi-Y. BILLY RAY RUSTY CONEY Band,- Lyre Club; Blue and White Representative; Section Representative; Glee Club; Red Cross Representative; Pcet Dance Band. ELIZABETH ANNE COOPER D. O. Club; Attender D. O. District Convention. CAROL COVEY Red Cross Representative; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club, Secretary '57; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '56, '57,- Latin Club; Mardi Gras Attendant '56, Queen '57; Favorite '56,- Star- dust Y Club, Treasurer '57; Who's Who '56, '57,- Oracle, Art Editor '56, '57; L Club Sweetheart '57; Blue and White, Feature Editor '57; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, Secretary - Treasurer '57; Homecoming Attendant '57; Youth Legislature; Senior Girls' Club. LEON CRAWFORD D. O. Club. JANE CRUMP Stardust Y Club,- Home Eco- nomics Club; French Club; Latin Club; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legislature; Senior Girls' Club,- Blue and White, Advertising Staff and Name Editor,- Oracle, Art Staff; Beauty '57. ELNA CUMBEE Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '57; Blue and White, Reporter; Latin Club; French Club; Glee Club; Blue and White Repre- sentative; Senior Girls' Club; Moonmist Y Club. BETTY ANN DANIEL Glee Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '55; Spanish Club; Senior Girls' Club. JUDY CAROLYN DANIEL Marshals' Club; Section Rep- resentative,- Senior Girls' Club. JOYCE DAVIS Alternate Section Representa- tive,- Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative; Blue and White Representative; Senior Girls' Club. DAVID DAY MARLIN DAY Glee Club; Latin Club; Tennis Club; Senior Girls' Club; Inter-Club Council; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative; Blue and White Staff; Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Who's Who '55, '56, '57; Vice Presi- dent of the Senior Class; Stu- dent Council; Chairman of the Alumni Scholarship Fund; Junior - Senior Prom Committee; Future Teachers of America. CAROLYN DEES French Club; Home Econom- ics Club; Section Repre- sentative,- Lanier Tri - Hi - Y, Treasurer '56; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Moonmist Y Club, Secre- tary '57; Glee Club; Senior Girls' Club. ANN DAVIDSON Section Representative; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive; Red Cross Representa- tive,- D. O. Club,- Senior Girls' Club; Future Homemakers of America. SIDNEY DAWKINS L Club; Football; Basket- ball; Favorite '54; Hi-Y; Beauty '57. DON DAY Ushers' Club. FAY DEAN Latin Club; Spanish Club; Senior Girls' Club; Inter-Club Council; Glee Club; Youth Legislature; Moonmist Y Club; Red Cross Representa- tive; Alumni Scholarship Fund Committee; City Government; Section Representative; Fu- ture Teachers of America,- Home Economics Club, Vice President '57; Hi-Y Council; Science Club; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y. ALLEN DENNIS Lanier Kappa Hi-Y, Chaplain '54, President '57; Band; Lyre Club; Clef Dance Band. BETTE DeRAMUS Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; D. O. Club. DWIGHT DeVORE GEORGE DIBBLE Dixie Hi-Y, Secretary '56, '57; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Ushers' Club; Blue and White, Business Manager,- Section Representative; Homecoming Half-Time Committee,- City Government; Latin Club. ANN DIXON French Club; Glee Club,- D. O. Club,- Alpha Omega Tri- Hi-Y. DIANE DOLAN Inter-Club Council; Blue and White Representative; Future Teachers of America,- Tennis Club; Senior Girls' Club,- Blue and White, Typing Staff; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Home Economics Club. WAYNE DUPREE Blue and White Representa- tive,- D. O. Club. CORNELIA ELLIS Cheerleader; French Club; Section Representative; Tennis Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Presi- dent '56,- Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Moonmist Y Club; Oracle, Art Staff; Future Teachers of America,- Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club; Youth Legislature; Hi-Y Council; Orchestra; Blue and White,- Inter-Club Coun- cil. RHETT ELLIS Future Farmers of America, Treasurer '57. CAROLYN EVANS D. O. Club, President '57; Glee Club; Girls' State,- Dele- gate to the D. O. State Con- vention '56,- Alternate Section Representative; Attended the D. O. District Convention '56, '57. BILL DISMUKES Alternate Section Representa- tive,- Latin Club; Ushers' Club, Associate Head Usher,- Dixie Hi-Y, Vice President '55, Pres- ident '57,- Basketball; Student Council; President of Junior Class,- Blue and White, Sports Staff, Circulation Manager,- Favorite '56, '57; Science Club; Inter-Club Council; Hi-Y Council; Section Representa- tive, President '57; Youth Legislature; City Government; Homecoming Dance Commit- tee, Chairman,- Oracle Staff, Sports Editor,- National Merit Scholarship Applicant. SUE DODGE Senior Girls' Club. Transfer- red from another school. BARBARA DOUGHTIE Oracle, Business Staff; Tri- Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Sen- ior Girls' Tea Committee,- Clubs and Organizations Staff of Oracle,- Glee Club. HOWARD ELLINGTON R. O. T. C. Rifle Team,- Foot- ball; L Club; Blue and White, Sports Staff. PAT ELLIS Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Secretary '57; Alternate Section Representative; Glee Club; Senior Girls' Club. BILLY ELLISOR Football; L Club, Chaplain '56; Print Shop,- Favorite '57. NANETTE ESTES Glee Club; Oracle Staff; Blue and White Representative. CHARLES LEE EVANS R. O. T. C. Drill Team, Rifle Team, Officers' Club; Health Club; Section Representative. BETTY FAGAN Home Economics Club; Y- Teens; Band; French Club; Senior Girls' Club; Tennis Club. MICKEY FAVOR Spanish Club; Ushers' Club ; R. O. T. C. Drill Team, Offi- cers' Club; Civil Air Patrol Cadets; Marshals' Club; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Ap- plicant and Finalist. CAROL FIELDS Latin Club; Glee Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club. ROSALYN FOLMAR Library Club; D. O. Club. SUSAN FOSTER Stardust Y Club, Vice Pres- ident '57; Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Program Chairman '55; Latin Club; Future Teachers of America, Secretary '57; Mod- ern Dance and Ballet Club, Sergeant-at-Arms '57; Tennis Club; Alumni Scholarship Fund Committee,- Majorette; Youth Legislature; Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Inter-Club Council. BUDDY FOWLER Glee Club. FLORENCE EVANS Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '57; Moonmist Y Club, Treasurer '57; Blue and White Repre- sentative; Hi-Y Council; Inter- Club Council; Latin Club; Science Club; Home Econom- ics Club, Sergeant-at-Arms '57; Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club; Youth Legislature; French Club; Alternate Sec- tion Representative,- Future Teachers of America; City Government; Blue and White; Tennis Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative. JASON FARROW Band, President '56, '57, Stu- dent Director '57; Lyre Club, President '56, '57; All-State Red Band, First Chair Solo Cornet; Poet Dance Band; Clef Dance Band; Lanier Or- chestra; Ushers' Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Science Club. BARBARA FELSKI Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. DICKY FLOWERS Future Farmers of America, Vice President '57. RACHEL FOLSOM Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White,- Glee Club; Moonmist Y Club; Inter-Club Council; Tennis Club; Senior Girls' Club; Youth Legislature. BILLY FOWLER Dynaflow Hi-Y, Vice President '55, President '56,- Blue and White; Leaders Club; Secre- tary-Treasurer of the Junior Class,- Inter-Club Council; Hi- Y Council; Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club, President '57; Student Council; Who's Who '56, '57; Homecoming Committee '56, '57. KATHEY FRANCISCO CARL FREEMAN Band; Orchestra,- Spanish Club,- Ushers' Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Civil Air Patrol; Science Club. LEW GARTH French Club; Science Club; Section Representative. GLORIA GAYDEN Section Representative; Mar- shals' Club; Spanish Club,- Majorette; Omega Tri-Hi-Y, President '56, '57; Moonmist Y Club; Feature Staff of Blue and White; Senior Girls' Club; Beauty '57. JOHNNY GILBERT BARBARA SUE GILMORE Glee Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y. DAVID GODBOLD R. O. T. C.; Blue and White Representative; French Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Thespian Club; Oracle Staff; Dynaflow Hi-Y, President '57. CARTER GOLSON Blue and White Representa- tive; D. O. Club, Photogra- pher, Publicity Chairman; ANNE GARRETT Spanish Club; Blue and White; Glee Club; Senior Girls' Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Home Economics Club. CAROLYN GAY Red Cross Representative,- Spanish Club,- Home Econom- ics Club, Treasurer '57; Glee Club; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '56, '57,- R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Hi-Y Council; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature,- City Government; Senior Girls' Club; Who's Who '55; Modern Dance and Ballet Club. LINDA GERSON Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '56; Glee Club; Latin Club, Scribe '56,- Blue and White, Column- ist; Stardust Y Club, Presi- dent '57; Oracle, Activities Editor '57; Student Council '57; Secretary of the Senior Class; Inter - Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Beauty '55, '56; Youth Legislature; City Government; Favorite '57; Student Council Social Com- mittee; National Merit Schol- arship Applicant and Finalist. ANNETTE GILMORE Band; D. O. Club, Advisory Committee Chairman. KARLA GILSON EDITH GOLDMAN Tennis Club; Glee Club,- Sen- ior Girls' Club; Red Cross Representative. SHIRLEY GRABLE Latin Club,- Glee Club; Inter- Club Council; Senior Girls' Club, Secretary,- Sigma Tri- Hi-Y, Chaplain '56, President '57; Blue and White, Asso- ciate Editor '56; Section Rep- resentatives, Vice President '57,- Blue and White, Co- Editor '57,- Homecoming Com- mittee, Co-Chairman; Who's Who '57,- Oracle, Sophomore and Junior Pictures '56, Fea- ture Staff '57; Favorite '57. DONALD GRAHAM Future Farmers of America; Glee Club. HAL GREEN Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Chess Club; Spanish Club; Red Cross Representative; Alternate Sec- tion Representative. PAT GRIFFIN L Club; Track; Dixie Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, Rifle Team, Drill Team,- G'ee Club; Who's Who '56, '57; Beauty '56, '57; Red Cross Representative,- Dynaflow Hi- Y, Treasurer '56; Omega Tri- Hi-Y Sweetheart '57. SAM GUGEILTA Transferred from another school. TONY HAGER Latin Club; Science Club; Hi- Y Council; Dynaflow Hi-Y; Ushers' Club. WAYNE HALL RAY HAMILTON D. O. Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y. DOLORES GRAVELY Tennis Club; Senior Girls' Club. WARREN GRAY Football; Baseball, Basket- ball; Track; L Club; Who's' Who '57. NEIL GRIGG Alternate Section Representa- tive; Blue and White Repre- sentative; Ushers' Club; Hi-Y; R. O. T. C; Football; Track; Wrestling; L Club; Fishing Club. JULIE HADDON Student Council, Member-at- Large '55, Secretary '57, Treasurer '56, Publicity Com- mittee Chairman '56, Social Committee Chairman '57; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Hi-Y Council; Inter-Club Council; Latin Club, Aedile '57,- Science Club; Senior Girls' Club; Ten- nis Club, Treasurer '57, Presi- dent '57; Blue and White, Exchange Editor '56, Art Ed- itor '57; Oracle, Literary Staff '56, Literary Editor '57; City Government; Youth Legisla- ture; Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Marshals' Club; Stardust Y Club. DON HALL Psi Hi-Y; Blue and White. BOBBY HALLIBURTON Track; Kappa Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Fishing Club; Science Club. ALICE HALSTEAD Tennis Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative; Future Homemak- ers of America, Reporter '56; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at- Arms '57; Hi-Y Council. BARBARA HAMM Glee Club; Senior Girls' Club. SUE HARGROVE Latin Club; Spanish Club; Section Representative; Blue and White Representative; Marshals' Club; Stardust Y Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club. JACKIE HARRIS Senior Girls' Club. KENNETH HEMPHILL Spanish Club; Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Science Club; Leaders' Club; Glee Club. SARA HENLEY Blue and White Representa- tive; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Future Teachers of America; Senior Girls' Club; Oracle Staff; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Future HomemakeFs of Amer- ica. Treasurer '56. DEE HERNLUND Home Economics Club; Senior Girls' Club. BERNARD HERRING Section Representative; Mar- shals' Club. MAY HANDEY Future Teachers of America; Alternate Section Representa- tive; Inter-Club Council; Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Youth Legislature; Moonmist Y Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Red Cross Representative; Tennis Club; Beauty '55. HAL HARRIS Hi-Y; R. O. T. C.; Marshals' Club; Fishing Club. BOBBY HARRISON Football; Future Farmers of America,- Hi-Y; Glee Club. JOE HENDRIX ANNE HENRY Stardust Y Club; New Mem- ber Captain '57, Secretary '56; Majorette; Section Repre- sentative; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Inter-Club Council; Student Council, Member - at - Large '57; Oracle, Senior Captions Staff; Thespion Club; Future Teachers of America; Tennis Club, Secretary '56; Who's Who '56, '57; Senior Girls' Club; Homecoming Reception Committee; Alternate Section Representative; Hi-Y Council; French Club; Youth Legisla- ture,- Latin Club; City Gov- ernment. ANNE HERRING Glee Club,- Senior Girls' Club. DIANA HERRING Majorette, Feature Twirler; Oracle Staff; Section Repre- sentative; Alpha Omega Tri- Hi-Y; Glee Ciub; Home Eco- nomics Club. WAYNE HERRING Dixie Hi-Y. EMILY HINSON Spanish Club; Omega Tri- Hi-Y, Vice President '57, Sec- retary '55; Hi-Y Council; Inter- Club Council; Stardust Y Club; Blue and White Repre- sentative,- Section Representa- tive; Tennis Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Senior Gids' Club; Youth Leg- islature; £ity Cjjovemment; Health Cl u tor,- Sti C T . V x-.V w, A tV' f jcle. Art Edi- and Tri-Hi-Y ho's t o '57. WALTER HOLLAND d; Dynaflow Hi-Y; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y. SANDRA HOWARD Latin Club; Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Alternate Section Representative,- Span- ish Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Club, Treasurer '57; Senior Girls' Club. ELAINE HUDGENS Glee Club; D. O. Club; Mar- shals' Club. MARVIN HUDSON D. O. Club. THOMAS HUIE D. O. Club; Ushers' Club; Blue and White Representative,- Alternate Section Representa- tive. JOAN HESTER Spanish Club; Tennis Club; Senior Girls' Club. RICHARD HOBBIE French Club, Treasurer '56; Science Club, Official Dele- gate to the Alabama Junior Academy of Science,- Ushers' Club; Blue and White Repre- sentative,- R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, Rifle Team, Drill Team,- Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout, Order of the Arrow; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. ROBERT HOWARD Future Farmers cf America. JULIE HOWELL Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President '55,- Home Economics Club; Tennis Club; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Moonmist Y Club; Senior Girls' Club; Blue and White,- French Club; Youth Legisla- ture; Red Cross Representa- tive. LYNDA HUDSON Section Representative; Latin Club,- Inter-Club Council,- Jun- ior Red Cross, President; La- nier Tri-Hi-Y; Hi-Y Council; Youth Legislature; City Gov- ernment; Speech Chorus,- Blue and White,- Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, President '57,- Or- acle, Literary Staff, Business Staff, Faculty Staff; French Club, Vice President '57,- Beta Centura Y Club; Senior Girls' Club. DAVID HUGHES R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Hi-Y. MARTHA ANN HUGHES Senior Girls' Club; D. O. Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y. AIMEE HUNKAPILLER D. O. Club; Blue and White Representative; Library Club; Tri-Hi-Y. WAYNE INGRAM Future Farmers of America; Judging Team; Blue and White Representative; Rodeo. JOANNE JOHNSON Blue and White. MARVIN JOHNSON Band, Vice President '57; Lyre Club; Poet Dance Band; La- nier Kappa Hi-Y. JOANNE JONES Alternate Section Representa- tive; Latin Club; Omega Tri- Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms ' 55, Chaplain '56, '57; Blue and White Representative; Section Representative; Youth Legis- lature; Senior Girls' Club, Chaplain; Spanish Club; Moonmist Y Club; Home Economics Club. JUDY JUSTICE Cheerleader; Senior Girls' Club, Vice President '57; Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at- Arms '57; Spanish Club; Sec- tion Representative; Tennis Club; Latin Club; Stardust Y Club; Blue and White Staff; Inter-Club Council; Favorite '57. GAY INGRAM Thespian Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '57; Radio Club; Marshals' Club; Section Rep- resentative; Blue and White Representative; Youth Legis- lature; Senior Girls' Club; Hi-Y Council. HARRY JOHNSON Zeta Hi-Y, Secretary '55; Spanish Club; R. O. T. C. Of- ficers' Club; Dixie Hi-Y; Print Shop. JULIE JOHNSON Inter-Club Council; Student Council, Member - at - Large '56; Latin Club; Thespian Club, Secretary '56, President '57; Oracle, Sophomore and Junior Pictures Editor '56, Feature Editor '57; Blue and White, Reporter Feature Staff; Stardust Y Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '56,- Alternate Section Repre- sentative,- Senior Girls' Club; Junior Stationery Sale Chair- man '56,- Homecoming Recep- tion, Parade, Elections Com- mittees; City Government; Youth Legislature; Good Citi- zenship Girl '57! National Merit Scholarship Applicant and Finalist. DAN JONES Future Farmers of America, Secretary '57; State Farmer. PHIL JONES Football; L Club. Trans- ferred from another school. LINWOOD KEITH Blue and White, Sports Staff; R. O. T. C, Battalion Staff, Drill Team, Officers' Club; Spanish Club. MARY LENA KENNEDY D. O. Club,- Band. SAMMIE KENNEDY Alternate Section Representa- tive; Blue and White Repre- sentative. JOE KIRKLAND DONNA KISER Glee Club; Spanish Club; Sigma Jri-Hi-Y; Blue and White, Typing Staff; Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Tennis Club. ELIZABETH KNIGHT Glee Club,- D. O. Club. ROBERT KONDRATH Radio Club. MARIAN KUSIK Marshals' Club. BEVERLY LANGSTON Student Council, Secretary of the Sophomore Class; Alter- nate Section Representative; Latin Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; City Government; Blue and White, Reporter, Advertising Staff, Section News Editor '57; Youth Legislature; Inter- Club Council; Glee Club, Ac- companist '55, '56, '57, Vice President; Hi-Y Council, Chap- lain '57; Senior Girls' Club; Senior Class Day Chairman; Oracle, Literary Staff; Clubs and Organizations Editor; Homecoming Dance Commit- tee,- Favorite '57. MILTON KING D. O. Cluo,- R. O. T. C. Drill Team,- Lanier Kappa Hi-Y. KAYE KIRSTER Band,- Senior Girls' Club; Transferred from anotner school. JESSIE KITCHENS Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Stardust Y Cluo, Sergeant-at-Arms '57; Home Economics Club; Cheer- leader,- Alternate Section Rep- resentative,- Junior Red Cross; Dixie Hi-Y Sweetheart '55,- Favorite '57; Senior Girls' Club; Tennis Club; Blue and White Rep.; Who's Who '57. Margie knox Blue and White Representa- tive; Latin Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms '57; Sopho- more and Junior Mardi Gras Attendant; Homecoming Queen; Sophomore and Jun- ior Homecoming Attendant; Cheerleader; Hi-Y Council; Senior Girls' Club,- Spanish Club, Program Chairman '56; Junior Attendant to Miss Pan America '56; Who's Who '55, '56, '57,- Glee Club; Youth Legislature; Psi Hi-Y Sweet- heart '55,- Moonmist Y Club, Vice President '57. JACK KUSHNER Student Council, Member-at- Large '55; Section Representa- tive,- Latin Club; Thespian Club; French Club; Ushers' Club, Assistant Head Usher,- Radio Club, Vice President '55,- Homecoming Dance Com- mittee; Homcoming Publicity Chairman; Student Council, Health Committee and Social Committee; City Government; Ycuth Legislature; Dixie Hi-Y; Blue and White, Sports, Adv., Cir. Staffs,- Inter-Club Council; Who's Who '57. JANIS LANEY Glee Club; Latin Club; Span- ish Club; Hi-Y Council; Star- dust Y Club; Omega Tri- Hi-Y; Tennis Club,- Future Teachers of America, Vice President '56; Home Econom- ics Club; Senior Girls' Club. COBB LASLIE Ushers' Club; Latin Club; Dixie Hi-Y, Vice President '57; City Government; R. O. T. C. Offi- cers' Club, Drill Team,- Blue and White, Sports Editor,- Youth Legislature; Rifle Team; Blue and White Representa- tive,- Man of the Year Ban- quet Chairman. WAYNE LAWHORN Football; Track; L Club; Oracle Staff. GAIL LINER Spanish Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Glee Club; Red Cross Representative; Hi - Y Council; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Chap- lain '56, Vice President '57; Moonmist Y Club; Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; Youth Legis- lature; Inter-Club Council. ERNEST LITTLE R. O. T. C. Drill Team, Rifle Team, Officers' Club; Science Club. SHARON LUCAS Glee Club; D. O. Club, Re- porter. DONNIE McCRARY Football; Track; Section Rep- resentative; Lanier Kappa Hi- Y; Transferred from another school.' mary McDonald Latin Club; French Club; Band; Beta Centura Y Club; Poet Dance Band; Senior Girls' Club; Lyre Club; Mod- ern Dance and Ballet Club; All - State Band, National Merit Scholarship Finalist; Transferred from another school. JUNE McGIRTY Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Historian '56; Blue and White Representative; D. O. Club, Treasurer '57; Beta Tri- Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club. v JULE LAWSON Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dent '55; Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff '56, Fea- ture Editor '57; Stardust Y Club; Future Teachers of America, Treasurer '57; Youth Legislature; City Government; Senior Girls' Club; Oracle, Feature Staff '57, Clubs and Organizations Staff '56; Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '57. BOBBY LITTLE PAT LOVETT French Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Transferred from another school. RICHARD McCAIN MICHAEL McDERMOTT Science Club; Ushers' Club; Track; Transferred from an- other school. NORMA McDUFFIE Section Representative; Mar- shals' Club; Senior Girls' Club; French Club, Social Chairman '57; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms '57; Hi-Y Council; Glee Club; Oracle, Assistant Business Manager '57. BARBARA MclNNIS Glee Club; Home Economics Club; D. O. Club. BILL McINNIS Future Farmers of America. JOHN McLURE L Club, Secretary-Treasurer,- Psi Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms; Track; Football. WAYNE MALONE Oracle, Business Staff; Band; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y, Secretary '57; Latin Club; Glee Club; Ushers' Club. WESLEY MARCUS Dixie Rebel Hi-Y; Alternate Section Representative,- Oracle Staff. ANNETTE MARTIN French Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y; Radio Club; Future Teachers of America. LOUISE MARTIN Spanish Club; Thespian Club; Speech Chorus; Senior Girls' Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group. ROUTON MATHIS FRANK McKNIGHT R. O. T. C. Drill Team,- French Club; Science Club; Chess Club. GLENDA McNAIR Glee Club; French Club; Latin Club; Senior Girls' Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y. JONNY MANOS Band; Hi-Y. MARGARET ANN MARSHALL Library Club, Secretary-Treas- urer '56; Spanish Club; Blue and White Representative; Section Representative. DORMAN MARTIN VIRGINIA MARTIN GLENN MAY Thespian Club; Glee Club; French Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y. TOM MAYNOR Alternate Section Representa- tive; Latin Club; Science Club; Ushers' Club, Head Usher '57; Blue and White, Reporter '56, Supply Store Manager '57,- Oracle, Business Staff '57; R. O. T. C. Drill Team, Offi- cers' Club; Inter-Club Council. CAROLE MOBLEY French Club; Band; Senior Girls' Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y. PAT MOORE Transferred from another school. RONNIE MORGAN Basketball; L Club; Section Representative; Hi-Y; Spanish Club. KATHRYN MOSES Glee Club; D. O. Club. MARTHA MOTT Alternate Section Representa- tive; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-af-Arms '55, Treas- urer '57; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Hi-Y Council; Latin Club; Glee Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; City Govern- ment; Youth Legislature; Sen- ior Girls' Club; Oracle, Typing Editor '57; Who's Who '57. FRANK MYERS Football; L Club, Vice Pres- ident '56; Future Farmers of America, President '57; Print Shop, Foreman; Favorite '57; Who's Who '57. CHARLES MITCHELL Transferred from another school. ROSE MOHR Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '55; Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff; Major- ette; Youth Legislature; French Club, Recording Secretary '57; Tennis Club, Vice Presi- dent '57; Senior Girls' Club, Treasurer '57; Who's Who '57; National Merit Scholar- ship Applicant and Finalist. JANE MORGAN Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Secretary '56, President '57; Beta Tri Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dent '56, President '57; Glee Club; Inter-Club Council; Sen- ior Girls' Club. LARRY MORROW Transferred from another school. MARY STANLEY MOSLEY Speech Club; Senior Girls' Club; Health Club; Home Economics Club; Lanier Tri- Hi-Y; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y. DOUGLAS MURPHY D. O. Club. GERALDINE NELSON Oracle Staff. LIBBY NEWSOM Latin Club, Consul '57; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Inter-Club Council, Chaplain '57; Glee Club; Student Council, Mem- ber-at-Large '56, '57; Blue and White, Feature Staff; Or- chestra '55; Oracle, Clubs and Organizations Editor '56, Editor-in-Chief '57; Stardust Y Club; Health Club, Chair- man '56; Section Representa- tive,- Homecoming Game Com- mittee, Chairman '57; City Government; Youth Legisla- ture; Senior Girls' Club; Who's Who '57; Favorite '57. VIRGINIA GRACE NORMAN Future Homemakers of Amer- ica,- Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Oracle Staff. BILLY WORTHINGTON R- O. T. C. Officers' Club; Print Shop; Dynalow Hi-Y Treasurer '55. JUNE NUNN Demosolien Society; Transfer- red from another school. MARTHA PAGE Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Moonmist Y Club; Section Represen- tative,- Alternate Section Rep- resentative,- Senior Girls' Club; Future Teachers of America, President '57,- Home Econom- ics Club; Blue and White,- Inter-Club Council; Youth Legislature. JANE PARKS Latin Club; Home Economics Club,- Glee Club; Inter-Club Council; Alpha Omega Tri- Hi-Y; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y; City Government; Youth Legisla- ture,- Tennis Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group,- Red Cross Representative. JOE NORDMAN LARRY NORRIS Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Dynaflow Hi-Y; Red Cross Representa- tive. MARY LU NUCKOLS Latin Club; Alpha Omega Tri- Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Transferred from another school. NANCY OLIVER D. O. Club, Secretary '57; Glee Club. JEAN PARKER Latin Club; Hi-Y Council; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative, Vice President '56; Blue and White Repre- sentative,- Section Representa- tive,- City Government; Youth Legislature; Marshals' Club; Senior Girls' Club; Moonmist Y Club; Tennis Club; Future Teachers of America. CLYDE PEARSON Dixie Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms '55, '57; Blue and White, Ad- vertising Staff; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club,- Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Who's Who '55. BETTY PEPPERMAN Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Alternate Section Representative; Red Cress Representative; Mar- shals' Club; Radio Club; Thes- pian Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group,- Senior Girls' Club. JOE PEPPERMAN Future Farmers of America, Reporter '57. KATHRYN PERDUE D. O. Club; Glee Club; Red Cross Representative; Senior Girls' Club. LAUDEN PIUS Thespian Club; Radio Club; Blue and White Representa- tive; Future Farmers of Amer- ica; Who's Who '57. NEAL POPE 1 Club; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Track Team. JACK POWELL Basketball; Dixie Hi-Y; Blue and White. PAT PUDERBAUGH French Club; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Section Representative; Senior Girls' Club; Oracle, Faculty Staff. TOMMIE PUGH Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Chap- lain '56; Latin Club; Future Homemakers of America; Sen- ior Girls' Club; Glee Club; Majorette. DOROTHY REED Transferred from another school. SONNY PERDUE Ushers' Club; French Club; Thespian Club; Radio Club; Alternate Section Representa- tive; Chess Club; Dynaflow Hi-Y, President '57. JUNE POPE Oracle Staff. ROBERT PORTERFIELD JOE PRICE Dynaflow Hi-Y, President '55, Chaplain '56; Latin Club, Ae- dile '55, '56, Consul '57; R. O. T. C. Drill Team, Officers' Club; Tennis Team; Dixie Hi- Y, Chaplain '56; Ushers' Club; Co-Editor of Blue and White,- National Merit Scholarship Applicant and Finalist. MARTHA ELEANOR PUGH Spanish Club, Program Chair- man '57; Science Club; Senior Girls' Club; Girls' State,- Jun- ior Red Cross '57, Training Center Delegate; National Merit Scholarship Applicant and Finalist. MARY JO PURVIS Oracle Staff,- Glee Club; French Club; Section Repre- sentative,- Future Homemakers of America; Senior Girls' Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Latin Club. MARLOW REESE Football; Basketball; Base- ball; Spanish Club; Section Representative; L Club; Dynaflow Hi-Y; Dixie Hi-Y; Blue and White, Sports Staff; Science Club; Sweetheart of Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y '57. NELL RICE Latin Club; Glee Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '56, Sergeant-at-Arms '57; Blue and White Staff; Senior Girls' Club. ROSE ROBBINS Marshals' Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Glee Club; La- nier Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President '57; Majorette; Tennis Club; Senior Girls' Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Club. MURRY ROGER Transferred from another school. RONNIE ROSE Football; Basketball; L Club; Track; Section Repre- sentative,- D y n a f I o w Hi-Y, Treasurer '55; Homecoming Dance Committee; Youth Leg- islature; Blue and White, Sports Editor,- Thespian Club; Favorite '57. RICHARD RUMER BENNIE RUSSELL Blue and White Representa- tive; Section Representative,- Print Shop, Foreman '57; Football; Zeta Hi-Y; Glee Club; Hi-Y Council. LARRY SALTER Future Farmers of America; Science Club,- Who's Who '57. JACK RILEY Dynaflow Hi-Y; Oracle, Busi- ness Staff; Science Club,- Blue and White. CONNIE ROBERSON Glee Club,- Future Homemak- ers of America,- Alternate Section Representative; Junior Red Cross,- Senior Girls' Club. RALPH ROONEY Hi-Y; French Club. MYRNA ROWELL Band; Senior Girls' Club; Red Cross Representative; Junior Red Cross. BARBARA RUSSELL Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Chap- lain '55, '57, Secretary '56; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Inter-Club Council; Alternate Section Representative; Home Economics Club; State Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Convention,- Sen- ior Girls' Club; Youth Legisla- ture. RONALD RUSSELL Transferred from another school. QUENBY SAMETH Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Thespian Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group, Vice President '56, Program Chairman '57; French Club, Historian '57; Science Club; Glee Club; Red Cross Representative; Oracle, Feature Staff; National Merit Scholarship Applicant and Fi- nalist. t V' CONNIE SARVAY Larin Club, Lamer Tri-Hi-Y, Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y- French Club, Corresponding Secre- tary '57,- jJFuturp Teacflieps- o ? ' mapl£nn 57; SecJ' lion Rejxeseptative,- BJue and WWW; Ora6« upi dfl?3t '56, Faculty Editor(SS7; Senior c {T sGjfcW Glub; Radio Club; Health Clytf; National Merit Schclarshl gJjCOwt and Fi- HARRIET SCHEUER Marshals' Club; Latin Club, Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature; City Government; Hi-Y Council; Blue and White Staff; Section Representative; Future Teachers of America, Histor- ian '57; Senior Girls' Club. ARNOLD SCHUFFERT Hi-Y. TOBY SAVAGE Section Representative; Alter- nate Section Representative,- Dynaflow Hi-Y, Vice President '55; Ushers' Club; L Club, President; Manager of Foot- ball, Baseball, Basketball; Who's Who '57. EDWARD SCHMIDT Transferred from another school. susan scon Latin Club; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Inter-Club Council; Mar- shals' Club; Senior Girls' Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Chap- lain '55, President '56; Hi-Y Council; City Government; Youth Legislature, Chief Page '56; Blue and White, Ex- change Editor; Blue and White Representative; Oracle, Senior Pictures Editor '57; Who's Who '57. WAYNE SHELL Future Farmers of America. SUZAN SHEPHERD Glee Club; Latin Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, President '55, Sergeant-at-Arms '56; Health Club; Red Cross; Tennis Club; Thespian Club; Senior Girls' Club; President '57; Beta Centura Y Club, President '57; Inter - Club Council; Youth Legislature; City Government; Hi-Y Coun- cil. JOYCE SHACKELFORD Section Representative; Alter- nate Section Representative,- Library Club, President '56; Student Council, Correspond- ing Secretary '57; Senior Girls' Club. SHERREL SHEWMAKE Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Home Economics Club; Inter-Club Council; French Club; Tennis Club; Youth Legislature; Sen- ior Girls' Club. WAYNE SIMPSON Ushers' Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Reporter; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y. RONALD SMITH R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, Rifle Team. CARRIE SMITH Glee Club; Marshals' Club; D. O. Club; Alternate Section Representative. ALFRED SOMMERS Explorer Scouts, Secretary 56' Senior Crew Leader '57; Civil Air Patrol, 2nd Lieuten- ant, Flight Leader,- R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Blue and White Staff, Reporter; Ushers' Club, Spanish Club; Oracle, Sports Staff. LEE SPENCER Latin Club; Ushers' Club; Science Club; Dixie Hi-Y; Or- acle Staff, Business Manager '57; Section Representative; Band; Hi-Y Council; Who's Who,- National Merit Scholar- ship Applicant. BETTY STOUDAMIRE Glee Club. DOROTHY STEWART Spanish Club .Vice President '56, President '57; Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms; Moonmist ‘ Y Club; Major- ette, Feaure Twirler '57; Red Cross Representative; Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; Glee Club. MARILYN STOVALL Alternate Section Representa- tive; Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y. JO STUCKEY Oracle Staff; Blue and White Staff; Tennis Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Senior Girls' Club; Omega Tri-Hi-Y. Trans- ferred from another school. GWEN SUMMERLIN D. O. Club; District Essay Contest Contestant. BARBARA TALLEY Glee Club; D. O. Club. DAVID STACY Spanish Club; Dixie Hi-Y; Blue and White, Associate Editor, Columnist; Student Council, President of the Jun- ior Class, President of the Senior Class; Ushers' Club; Who's Who '56; R. O. T. C, Battalion Commander '57, Drill Team, Officers' Club President '57; Favorite '57; National Merit Scholarship Applicant. BOB STEPHENS Lanier Kappa Hi-Y, President '55, '57, Chaplain '57; Lyre Club; Band; Drum Major; Ushers' Club; Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Spanish Club; Oracle, Business Staff. JOHN STONE tsuts STRICKLAND Lyre Club; French Club; All- State Band '57; Youth Or- chestra,- Band; Fishing Club; Section Representative; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y. TOMMY SULLIVAN Lanier Kappa Hi-Y, Treasurer '55, '57, Vice President '56; D. O. Club; Band; Blue and White Representative. BILLY SYKES Future Farmers of America, Chaplain '57. MARIE TALLEY D. O. Club; Attended the D. O. District Convention '56. ANN THAGGARD Senior Girls' Club. PATSY THIGPEN Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '57; Moonmist Y Club; Spanish Club, Secretary '57; Latin Club; Home Economics Club, Secretary '57; Hi-Y Council; Inter-Club Council; Youth Leg- islature; City Government; Blue and White Staff, Histor- ian,- Oracle, Senior Captions Staff; Section Representative,- Glee Club,- Senior Girls' Club; Blue and White Representa- tive; Red Cross Representa- tive. CALVIN THORNE MIKE TOLEN Science Club,- Lanier Kappa Hi-Y. Transferred from an- other school. ELLEN TYSON Latin Club; City Government; Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative; French Club; Senior Girls' Club; Moonmist Y Club. ALICE VAZIS Tri-Hi-Y; Alternate Section R e p r e sentative; Majorette,- Home Economics Club; Junior Red Cross. CAROLYN THARP French Club, Parliamentarian '56, President '57; Alpha Tri- Hi-Y; Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y. JOHN THOMAS Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Dynaflow Hi-Y; Latin Club; Science Club,- Oracle, Business Staff,- Blue and White Representa- tive; Radio Club. FREDDIE THREADGILL Baseball; Alternate Section Representative; R. O. T. C. WALTER TURNER R. O. T. C. Drill Team; Latin Club; Science Club; Thespian Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y. NACE VARON Spanish Club; Dixie Hi-Y; Baseball; Basketball; L Club,- Red Cross Representa- tive,- Blue and White Repre- sentative. NANCY VILLAR Spanish Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Future Teachers of America,- Senior Girls' Club,- Omega Tri-Hi-Y; Future Homemakers of America. BERNEY WALTER Oracle, Senior Pictures Staff. CARL WALTER Future Farmers of America; Football. TERRY WASHINGTON Ushers' Club; Radio Club; Latin Club; Science Club; La- nier Kappa Hi-Y. ROENA WATSON Oracle Staff; Transferred fom another school. JOHNNY WEISIGER Baseball; Basketball; L Club; Spanish Club. HANK WEST Transferred from another school. DAVID WILLIAMS Hi-Y; Band; Ushers' Club; Science Club. JOYCE WILSON French Club; Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Moon- mist Y Club, Secretary '55, Sergeant-at-Arms '56; Blue and White,- Health Club; Sen- ior Girls' Club; Blue and White Representative; Youth Legislature; City Government. MARY GLEN WARTHEN Oracle Staff; Future Home- makers of America. EDIETH WATSON Section Representative,- Latin Club; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '55, '57,- Glee Club; Oracle Staff; Beta Centura Y Club,- Senior Girls' Club; Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Parliamentarian '57; Blue and White. ROSE MARIE WEAVER Spanish Club; Glee Club; Al- pha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President '57,- Beta Centura Y Club, Secretory '57; Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Song Leader '57; Senior Girls' Club; Youth Legislature; La- nier Tri-Hi-Y. PAT WELLS Blue and White Representa- tive; Red Cross Representa- tive,- Lanier Tri-Hi-Y; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y; D. O. Club. BARBARA WHITTINGTON Latin Club; Spanish Club; Senior Girls' Club; Tri-Hi-Y; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. GENE WILLIAMS Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative. TOMMY WILSON R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; Ushers' Club, Junior Head Usher '56; Section Represen- tative,- Alternate Section Rep- resentative; Spanish Club; Student Council, President of the Sophomore Class; Presi- dent of the Student Body; Basketball; Blue and White Staff; Dixie Hi-Y; City Gov- ernment; Favorite '56, '57,- National Merit Scholarship Applicant. JOHNNIE YOUNG Glee Club; Spanish Club; Alternate Section Representa- tive; Red Cross Representa- tive; Future Homemakers of America, Vice President '57. GENE WOLF Section Representative,- Alter- nate Section Representative,- Head Marshal '57; Ushers' Club; Latin Club; Lyre Club; Vice President and Student Director of Band '56; All- State Band, First Chair, Sec- ond Trombone '56, First Chair First Trombone '57; Poet Dance Band; Dynaflow Hi-Y; Who's Who '57,- National Merit Scholarship Finalist. ROBERT YOUNG R. O. T. C. Rifle Team; Trans- ferred from another school. Seniors Not Pictured WAYNE ATTAWAY JAMES HAROLD BOYD TANDY BOZEMAN CHARLES BRANNON EARL BUFFORD LARRY COLQUITT JOHN DAVIS KEN DRAKELY DAVID KIMBROUGH KRAIG KLOSSON SUE McNEIL BUD MEADS WAYNE MULLINS HORACE RYALS TOMMY WHEELER Page 45 Juniors Seoted, Left to Right: John Albritton, Jesse Williams, Frances Vincenielli. Standing: Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Effie Green. CLASS OFFICERS JESSE WILLIAMS President JOHN ALBRITTON Vice President FRANCES VINCENTELLI . . . Secretary-Treasurer ALEX SHERLOCK, JOANNA RUSSELL, DAE HEILPERN Members-At-Large MRS. BARNES, MRS. EFFIE GREEN Sponsors CLASS POEM We, the Junior Class are proud to say That we've helped Lanier in seme little way. We've sold stationery and candy too. We were glad to have worked for the White and Blue. And when the end of the year has come. We've featured a dance — the Junior-Senior Prom. We hope we've been a big success, And that our Junior Class will lead the rest. We, the Juniors, give a cheer For the most wonderful school — Sidney Lanier Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y Page 46 FIRST ROW, Left to R'gh‘: Martha Curenton, Julia Fabritis, June Sewell, Elaine Wilkinson. Betty Montgomery, Clark Gaston, Nathan Browning, Charles Lawrence, John Pepper. SECOND ROW: Betty Mason, Dottie Miller, Nancy Berger, Judy Dunell, Chief Mastagni, Clyde Seale, Barry Bowers, Harold Hidle, Arthur Page. THIRD ROW: Bobby Shelton, Margie Bullock, Beverly Livingston, Martha James, Billy Jones, Charles Cleve’and. Mike Hodgson, Kent Rose, Billy McQueen, Jimmy Cobbs. FOURTH ROW: Lois Ann Pi ice. Polly Smith. Wiley Cutts, Hubert Reed, Cliff Russell, Walter Kelly, Sherrill Gothard, Robert Brooks, Jimmy Varner, Charles Betts. he Junior Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sylvia Hanna, 'Julie Merritt, Lee Kohn, Sara Mae Senter, Dorothy Wright. Patsy Clark, Hedy Mallows, Rosa Bolen, Harold Sharkey Sharker. SECOND ROW; George Phillips, Ronnie Talley, Jimmy Ashurst. David Huxford, Jack Parker, Gilbert Rohan, Jimmy McCaslin, Johnny Wheeler, Bill Moncrief. THIRD ROW: Jeanenne Frazier, Ann Kenon, JoAnn Wells, Barbara Bourne, Barbara Roberts, Nell Kenan, Jane Ricketts, Phil Hawes, Harold Mims, Ed Greene. FOURTH ROW: Jack Parsons, Ronnie Jones, Robert Payne, Steve Wood, Bobby Bullock, Mike Mandelbaum, George Gothard, Glenn Mann, August Wilke, Douglas Chrietzberg. Page 47 FIRST ROW, Lofr to Right: Rouse Godfrey, Richard Green, Arthur Autrey, James Pouncey, Hoyle H“ Williams, Tommy Sewell, Bob Young, John Collins, Lynn Weinstein. SECOND ROW: Gene Jenkins, Lelond Northam, Ed Dunlop, Bob Petrey, Charles Duncan, Jody Urquhart, James Day, John Milligan, Barney Reed. THIRD ROW; Alex Parsons, Ivy Jackson, Paul Vandergriff, Jr., Vernon Merritt, III, John J. B. % Sorensen, Alax Everett, Billy Eager, Ken Thigpen. David Langston, Heflin Sanders. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Shepard, Bob Boettcher, Jimmy Evans, Billy Hopper, Mike McManus, Felton Gibson, Charles Bronch, Cordell Porter, Calvin Thorne', Mike McKeen. he Junior Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Smith, Dorothy Chappelle, Lynn Lannes, Dorothy Green, Foy Nobles, Linda Feinberg, Helen Anne Lee, Barbara Hanby, Deanna Lorew. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Fuller, Ann Compton, Betty Daniel, Sara Donald, Joanne Morgan, Dot Gantt, Delano Morris, Roberio Shewmoke, Ann Singer. THIRD ROW: Joe Morris, Tony Edwards, Marvin Worley, John Albritton, Art Brackin, Fletcher Primm, Fred Taylor, Richard Humphrey, Ramsey “Brother McKinny, Claude Moody. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Palmer, Turpin Ashurst, Davis Bennett, Jimmy Briley, Henry Bourne, Billy Smith, Steve Morris, Conrad Thompson, James Bennett, Kelley Johnson. Page 48 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kay Ozment, Lois Feldman, Bet mo3 House. Missy Powell, Carole Berry, Marilyn Williford. Joyce Duncan, Jo Ann Barr. SECOND ROW: Leone Kraus, Locy Powell, Mary Todd Bear, Ann Summers, Cordelia Cooper, Sylvia Sanford, Tina Edwards, Glenn Pearson, Carolyn Olliff. THIRD ROW: Ann Malone, Mary Ann Norton, Pat Armstrong, Bobbi Geismer, Jimmy Sellors, Roy Mooneyham, Frank Randall, Albert Lee, Chip Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Charles Little. Bill Howell, Kit Sondidge. Jimmy Dismukes, Neil Jack.on J. W. Woiker. Tim Edney, Ed Brown. The Junior Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Hazel Toomer, Grace Campbell. Barbara Norton. Peggy Sue Bornes, Della Ruth Ousley, Frances Mathews, Carolyn Craven, Anne Adams, Claudia Hricik. SECOND ROW: Ann Faircloth, Nell Price, Jean Bazzell, Alice McSwain, Judy Brown, Peggy Johns, Sue Layer, Pat Pelham, Dianne Davis. THIRD ROW: Jerry Mae Talley, Ellen Brown. Carolyn Knight, Judy Campbell, Eula Mae Daniel, Barbara Vann, Ani o Lindsey, Gail Beasley, Betty Reeves, Becky Burge. FOURTH ROW; Billy Thompson, Tommy Padgett, Jim Milford, Buster Biggio, Hayden Carter, Aney Keith, Carter Collier, Charles Barron, Herman Barnett, Louis Golson. Page 49 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joyce Cunningham, Betty Moore, Mary Sue Pittman, Sharron Harris, Peggy Garrett, Laurie Wise. Macy Ann Rose. Suzanne Smith, Cydia Broadway. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Tranum. Jackie Brown, Lou Rayne Partridge. Phyllis Megar, Barbara Britton, Joan Chapman, Belle Walter, Ann Kellogg, Mary Ann Thomson. THIRD ROW: Alice Rowell, Jackilee McClendon, Peggy Law, Patricia Dunnivan, Laurie Bricken. Barbara Garrett, Margaret Rawlinson, Beverly Bennett, Goyle Edwards, Sandra Neville. FOURTH ROW: Bollen Lee Hamilton, Haynes Owen, Paul Cheatham! Buck Hall, Don Garrison, Kim Pomeroy, Lee Poke, Joel Decker, Carol Killough. The Junior Clas FIRST ROW, Left to R'ght. Mary Dennis, Norma Morgan. Jackie Barrett, Jane Myers, Shirley Lone, Lois Pinson, Eldora Hyde, Elizabeth Revis SECOND ROW; Klark Klossom, John Holloway, Billy Kitchens. Mickey SuttoO ank Ridolphi, Tommy Harris, Kirby Pruett, Robin Ussery. THIRD ROW: Jerry Snipes, Ed Beck, Edward Burton, Mac McKee. Jack iiyne, Clarence Thomas, Jr., Charlie Sanders, Robert Kirkpatrick, Euell Gray. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Sullivan, WoodrdW white. Tommy Pilcher, Joe Williams, Jerry Sampson, David Byrne, Tom Atkins, Wayne Johnston, Jim Thornhill. Page 50 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Solly Martin, Rolando Adams, Martha Graydon, Joan Shackelford, Pat Busby, Camille Klotz, Joann Wilkes, Mary Ella Missildine, Gail Sadler. SECOND ROW: Frances Vincentelli, Judy Holcombe, Linda Woolley, Mary Ann Golson, Dae Heilpern, Mary Ann Covington, Martha Harrison, Carol Bozeman. Mary James Dennis. THIRD ROW: Janice Ledbetter, Toni Tennille, Judy Cantey, Frances Marks, Ellen Cates, Joanna Russell, Mary Louise Goff, Sarah Jean Wright, Bob Hansen, Alex Sherlock. FOURTH ROW: Larkin Nolen, David Coyle, Moreland Smith, Richard Gill, Jesse WcH;ams, Roman Weil, Butch' Goldblatt, Robert Parker, Richard Adams, John Seale. The Junior Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sheila Baker, Bonnie Cooper, Bobbie O'Daniel, Margaret Carlisle, Frieda Barrett, Betty Lou Hawk, Georgia Mothews, Teague Patterson, Donna Bell. SECOND ROW; Alice Ratcliff, Barbara Hurst, Annette Beaird, Clara Wells, Mary Louise Pinson, Elaine Metcalf, Helen Browner, Martha Turner, Julia Bozeman. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Petrey, Chandley Dee McCann, Joe Jenkins, Ben Pearson, Clarence Madison, Jerry Moon, Mary Ann Gilbert, Patty Hamm, Eloise Johns, Barbara Macklem. FOURTH ROW: James Patterson, Garry Brantley, Andrew Carr, Frank Kohn, Bill Thomas, Mac Saxon, Jack Herron, Henry Frazer, Jimmy Harris, Bill Ingram. Page 51 Sophomores Left to Right: Miss Lide, Mrs. English, Mr. Leverette, Horn Newsom, Poul Davis, Sue Stacy. CLASS OFFICERS HAM NEWSOM President PAUL DAVIS Vice President SUE STACY Secretary-Treasurer JOY CLARK, BOB THOMAS Members-At-Large MISS LIDE, MRS. ENGLISH, MR. LEVERETTE Sponsors CLASS POEM You can look o'er the world. You can search every place. Every banner unfurl. Every honor deface. But none can compare. In the town or the sticks With our Sophomore Class of '56! With our brains, brawn, and luck We're way over the rest. And I'll bet you a buck That we'll turn out the best! And our loyalty, too, Is a thing that we boast, 'Cause we're proud of our school And we dig it the most! So bring on the others And see how they stand. For there just ain't another Like us in the land! Julie Welsh Page 52 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sheila Finkelstein, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Goofsby. Alberto Abernathy, Cynthia Judkins, Judy Rogers, Judy Weingarten, Jerrylyn Stone, Katherine Thompson. SECOND ROW: Ann Steward, Jane Stryker, Jackie Frye, Frank Houston, Morgan Varner, Hampy Bentley, Jimmy Tatum, Ronnie Farmer, Russell Lowery. THIRD ROW: Mary Oliver, Lianna Lurie, Ann Darden, Sonny Stephenson, Albert Thomasson, Howard Upchurch, Gordon Goldstein, Marlin Mooneyham, Louis Watts. FOURTH ROW: Frank Smith, Frank Boyd, Howard Williams, Lloyd Nawrocki, Earl Jones, Lynard Gawley, Buford Campbell, Hubert Hoff, Clyde Baxley, Sheldon Kushner. The Sophomore Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Liversedge, Patricia Herald, LeNona Mullins, Pat Roberts, Judy Thomason, Joan Kendrick. Gailya Cooper. Joanne Tinsley. Rebecca Harwell. SECOND ROW: Sandra Calhoun, Lorraine Wenger, Lamar Noble, Jimmy Wheeler, Albert Elebash, Britt Hall, Ronold Kennedy, Ronnie Jones. Cody Jones, Terry Taylor. THIRD ROW: Tom Clark, Larry Smelley, Sam Camp, Johnny Stevens. Rudy Morgan. Roy-Lee Jones, Tommy Gray, Donnie Johnson, Phil Calhoun. FOURTH ROW: John Gray. Ronald Price, Royce Kershaw, Bubba Daugherty, Phil Green, Charles Mann, Floyd Snider, Jr.. John Byrd, Charles Arnold, Charles Martin. Page 53 ) FIRST ROW, left to Right: Mary Vic Griffin, Linda Wallac� , Frances Pugh, Brenda Whitson, Jo Strickland, Betty Jane Fanning. Virginio Morris, Sylvia Seamon, Angel Howell. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Meacham, Carol Atchison, Marilyn Dogin, Virginia Boyd, Barbara Jones. Helen Carter, Georgia Ledyard, Shari Lang, Elizabeth Chambless. THIRD ROW: Rochelle Varon, Lida Hill, Bette Leverett. Sue Gober, Judith Beck, Frances Harsha, Linda Head, Beth Campbell, Dorothy Hobbs. FOURTH ROW: Hiram Lassiter, James Lanterman, Joe Gonzalez, Franklin Ford, Nancy Jo O'Connor, Nancy Autery, Stephen Robbins, Billy Lewis, Billy Parker, Randy Eubanks. The Sophomore Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sheila Conway, Joyce Livingston, Eleanor Watson, Sarah Mclnnis, Rita Sylvest, Rita Bigger 'Gwen Welch, Sandra Lide, Joyce Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Gypsey Ann Pool, Juliann Fortenberry. Julie Welch, True Nelson, Pot Wisener. Barbara Latimer, Eleanor Bergquist, Ann Wallace, Ginger Vost. THIRD ROW: Leon Cox, Bob Warren, Joel Buchanan, Clarence Jenkins, Edwin Tyus, Arthur Blackmon, Daniel Leckie, Nino Hope, Paula Wright. FOURTH ROW: Herman Stephenson, Jimmy Thomas. Laney Ellis, Dave Bernel, William Enfinger, Ed Beck, Phil Fischer, Stan Marks, Troy Nichols, Clifton Ledyard. Page 54 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marianne O'Daniel, Jerry Harlan, Kim Hughes. Patricia Carter, Elaine Ellis, Faye Raines, Janette McDaniel, David McGibeny, Wayne Oden. SECOND ROW: Wesley Biff' Reed. Bobby Spencer, Ronnie Bailey, Jean Rollings, Johnnye Perrett, Nenie Jo Williams. Jerry Clifton, Ray Black, Winston Wells. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Cook, Bob Maddox, Jimmy Hitchcock, Duncan Cherry, Bobby Rogers, Tim Wheat, Richard Tomasovic, Jerry Neal, Tommy Glassburner. FOURTH ROW: Tom Cardinal, John Pruett. Joe Sodler. Bob Lamar, Ronnie Anders. Joseph Pinson, Ronnie Chappell. Bobby Thomas, Joe Scott, John Stuckey. The Sophomore Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ann Jinright, Betty Ward, Neda Wilson, Loretta Lockett, Sandy Bronnen, Beverly Busby, Gerry Evans, Alyce Gilstrap, Judy Slauson SECOND ROW: Grace Woodling, Kay Hansen, Muriel Barton, Pat Owens, Carolyn Armstrong, Maydell Cherry, Mildred Hermeling, Carolyn Tyus, Chris Martin. THIRD ROW; Ann Alford, Melanie Atcheson, Sue Sanders, Margaret Knight, Janice Kelly, Margaret Bufford, Virginia Durden, Linda Price, Betty Dobbs. FOURTH ROW: • Betty Summerline, Sylvia Nash, Elizabeth Wright, Barbara Franklin, Gloria Estes, Tricia Brown, Linda Bain, Jean Pitts, Gerry Thornton, Sandy Green. Page 55 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Judy Cook, Betty Jeon Fountain, Voncille Defee, Esther Tagolo, Annette Moseley, Joanne Johnson, Sarah Mitchell, Sondra Brown, Nicky Blackwood. Angie Thornton. SECOND ROW: Charles Agerton, Larry Keith, Chorles Stroud, Paul Davis, John Kiser, Eugene Beasley, Jimmy Dendy. Pat Brady, Alice Frith, Margaret Shepherd. THIRD ROW: Fred Evans, Bill Bell, George Gulledge. W. D. Sutherland, Larry Hadden, Craig Stetson, Tommy Thompson, Tommy Warren, Joe Olive. FOURTH ROW: Sonny Dean, Clayton Massey, Bill Dunn, Bobby Broach, Fred Haston, Alfred Miller, Comer Holley, Vance Brown. Winded Williamson, Tommy McGough. The Sophomore Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Priscilla Lawn, Shelby Mitchell, Marie Strubel, Tompie Bagwell, Jeanie Caton, Charlotte Baker, Penny Old, Carolyn Nelson, Julie Carr. SECOND ROW: Charlotte DeVore, Emily Gray, Bookie Harper, Toni Jeffcoat, Norma Jo Martin, Wayne Bagwell, Bill McLauchlin, George Thaggard, Wayne Hill, Fred Bean. THIRD ROW: Andy Daniel, Tommy Beasley, Coy Nichols, Bob Jones, Hubert Kessler, And y Connor, Monty Peyton, Jimmy Talley, Joe Ruffer, Kolie Clayton. FOURTH ROW: Aubrey Cates. Joe Felderman, Ed Faulkner, Irl Long, Buddy Potts, Grady Alford, Earl Griffin, Freddie Wells, Dann Till, John Hollstein Page 56 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ann Bigelow, Mary Jane Nolen, Jane Behling, Ann Hall, Tish Davis, Lonnie Warbington. Jane Francis, Camille Covington. SECOND ROW: Linda Golson, Linda Davis, Ruby Warlick. Janilla Witherall, Ann Finley, Ann Hamilton, Edith Frances Wheeler, Birdie Head, Sandra Brown, Linda Busby. THIRD ROW: James Vann, Gary Perry, George Sanders, Paul Yarbrough, James Powell, James Davis, Hines Hall, Sally Jones, Linda Kennedy, Marian Traywick. FOURTH ROW; Arthur Headley, James Neal, Wiley Ashley, Paul Parker, Frank Williams, Pete Mastin, Petty Neal. Wayne Slay, Everitt Vincent, Craig Thompson. The Sophomore Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sandro Beasley, Barbara Grimmer, Mary Jane Cobb, Toni Harrell, Julia Presley, Patty Plumlee, Carolyn Jenkins, Frank Myers, Edward Moseley. SECOND ROW: Jeanine Ausborn, Lois Massengale, Marie Blackburn, Tonia Sizemore, Joan McWaters, Virginia Rath, Buck Thigpen, Pete Herring, Billy Branch. THIRD ROW: Blanche Johnson, Pat Dumas, Juanita McDonald. Dale White, Judy Aggerbeck. Elizobeth FitzGerald, Nanette Jones, Billy Frizzle, Phil Henle. FOURTH ROW: Mary Tally, Sue Davis. Dorothy Lane. Richard Brown, Bill Haygood, George Pollitt, Jerry Tucker, David Johnson, Jesse Johnson, James Ray. Page 57 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gene Sparks, Anne Ball, Bonnie Higginbotham, Anna Jane Smith, Judy Allen, Judy Weil, Betty Cottle, Sye Stacy, Lucy Wise. SECOND ROW: Evalyn Monsky, Sandra Fihzpatrick, Gloria Bailey, Suzanne Thornhill, Betsy Searcy, Willa Henry Boozer. Noncy Williams, Betty Boroughs. Betsy Skinner. THIRD ROW: Sybil Jordan, Nancy Lamar, Nancy LeNoir, Margaret Jackson. Tomilu Bedgood, Mary Grice, Edward Lobman, Paul Kirk, Walter Hughes. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Johnson, Chuck Burgess, Bowen Ballard Cliff Thompson, Conrad Jarrell, Dickie Calhoun, Bill Johnson, Gary Jones, Carl Sims, Ham Newsom. The Sophomore and Junior Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sophomores-Virginia Wing, Joy Clork, Ann Benton, Patsy Lanier. Jeanie Brown, Doris Stinch- comb, Mary Stewart Evans. Anita Loftin, Genye Gardner, Becky Alverson, Brenda Campbell. SECOND ROW: Sophomores Burton Armstrong. Steven Courtney. Tracy Fisher, Carolyn Gilliland, Mary Dismukes, Sandra Wilbanks, Melinda Joyner, Jean Adams, Sarah Carreker, Barbara Akers, Rebecca Hardaman. THIRD ROW: Juniors—Jackie Selway, Wanda Hall, Joan Thiessen. Lynn Edwards, Mary Brooks, Kathleen Holmes, Judy Justice, Katie Crommelin, Sandra Russell, Wayne Abernathy, Loudon Williams. FOURTH ROW; Juniors—Charles Lee, Billy Thomas, Wyndell Alford, John B. Thomason, Terry Harris, Charles Fisher, Charles Henderson, John Haigler, Jimmy Shorp, Tommy Green. Page 58 Sophomore and Junior Absentees Sophomores: Ed Wilkinson Philippa Pinkston Bobby Cochran Everett Rodgers Catherine Hoover Charlotte Graham Juniors: Tommy Bell Jean Hubbard Lindy Lou Hand Gayle Vaughn Charles Kelly Norma Roehm James William Wheeler Lawrence Glen Atkins Carolyn Knight Sonny Helms Photographer s Assistants FIRST ROW, Left to Right: June Tuttle, Rowena Watson, Nanette Estes. SECOND ROW: Mary Glen Warthem, Frieda Barrett. Betty Hawk, Martha Curenton, Alice Ratcliff. THIRD ROW; June Pope, Virginio Norman, Wayne Attaway, Mary Jo Purvis, Diana Herring FOURTH ROW: Hayden Carter, Garry Brantley. Dave Godbold. Wayne Lawhorne, Wesley Marcus, John Davis. Page 59 The Confederate Monument, located on the capitol grounds, is a memorial to the Southern men who died in the Civil Wor. The cornerstone for this monument was laid by Jefferson Davis on April 26, 1889. Military COLOR GUARD Page 62 Staff Da id Stocy Battalion Commander Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Carlisle Griffin Battalion Adjutant Tommy Wilson Executive Officer Jerry Britton Cadet Second Lieutenant Joe Price Cadet Second Lieutenant Lynwood Keith Cadet Second Lieutenant Richard Hobbie Cadet Second Lieutenant Rifle Team First Row, Left to R gh : Georgs Bagwell, Carol Covey, David Stacey. Second Row: James Andrews, Madolyn Anderson, Richard Hobbie. Betty Moore, Lynwood Keith, Pat Battle, Jerry Britton, Carolyn Gay, Joe Price, Frances Marks, Billy Northington. Third Row: David Hughes, Donald Smith, Paul Chancellor, Micky Favor, Fred Baggett, Clyde Pearson, Alfred Sommers. Fourth Row: Cobb Laslie, George Dibble, David Godbold, Thomas Golson, Henry Collins. Officers Club Bock Row, Left to Right: Richard Hobbie, James Briley, Romon Weil, Ronald Smith, Sergeant Jones, Blaine Compbell. Front Row: Kelly Johnson, Ernest Little, Carlisle Griffin, Robert Young, Max Jenkins. Page 64 James Andrews Vernon Merritt Karl Reed David Hughes Harold Harris John Payne William Eager John Milligan Company A Frank Eubanks Paul Kirk Russell Lowery Joel Buchanan Charles Fisher Harold Hidle James Neal Bowen Ballard Arthur Blackmon Henry Collins Walter Turner Roman Weil Edward Goldblaft Samuel Camp Aubrey Cates George Cherry William Dunn Lewis Tyus Louis Golson Albert Elebash Cliff Thompson George Pollen Frank Williams Page 65 Ronald Smith Cobb Laslie David Godbold Madolyn Anderson Sponsor Company 'B' Ronold Smith Freddie Threodgill Alex Everett Jomes Laslie Routon Mathis John Albritton Tommy Bell William Howell Charles Little Ronald Bailey Miller Cappell John Lasiter Joe Gonzalez James Day David Langston Marion Morris Robert Massey Edward Moseley Jerry Neol Perry Neal David Godbold Joseph Boland Thomas Palmer Joe Jenkins Charles Duncan Lee Poke Troy Nichols William Sutherland Fred Evans Charles Stroub Kirby Pruitt Henry Frazer Ronald Russell Paul Parker J. T. Thompson Franklin Ford John W. Brown Page 66 Clyde Pearson Thomas Golson Betty Moore Sponsor Company C George Bagwell Ronald Kennedy James Lanterman R. P. Thomas C. E. Thompson Billy Thompson Bobby Shelton Britt Hall John Jones Joseph Kirkland Peter Mostin Clyde Pearson Thomas Law Larkin Nolen Louden Williams John Holloway Arthur D. McGibney Joe Ruffer Page 67 Robert Spencer Cecial Vincent Clyde Seale John Collins Harold Mims William C. McLauchin Wayne Slay James Tatum George Bagwell Charles Pope Michael Hodgson Thomas Golson Robert Young Cordell Porter Clarence Thomas Charles Sanders George Gulledge Sponsor William Northington George Dibble Fred Baggett William Northington Thomas Britton David Byrne George Dibble Howard Williams Bates Bowers Blaine Campbell James Ashurst Michael Mandelbaum Fred Haston Company D William Headley W. T. Johnson Royce Kershaw Ernest Godfrey Joel Decker Albert Wilkinson Frank Kohn Irl Long Stanley Marks Charles Martin Fred Baggett Moreland Smith Ben Rearson Richard Humphrey Richard Green Marvin Worley Lloyd Nawrocki Cox Nichols Stephen Robbins Carlton Sims John Thomason Carol Killough Floyd Snider Loring Stetson George Thaggard Albert Thomason Jack Riley Corolyn Gay Sponsor Ernest Little Joseph Favor Drill Team Wiley Ashley William Bell James Briley Robert Broach Richard Brown Kolie Clayton James Cobbs Andrew Connor Johnny Dean Anthony Edwards Ronnie Farmer Joseph Favor Larry Hodden Terry Harris Tommy Harris Phil Henle Pete Herring James Holley Walter Hughes Kelly Johnson Ronnie Jones Ernest Little Tom Maynor Alfred Miller Frank Myers Ramsey McKinney Billy Porker Mac D. Saxon Howard Upchurch William Williams Paul Vondergriff Charles Arnold The Court Square Fountain adds a note of Southern charm and serenity to the rush of busy down- town traffic. It stands on the site where the villages of New Philadelphia and East Alabama merged as the city of Montgomery on December 23, 1819. D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl A jJF 'y' MISS JULIE JOHNSON is the person whom the students and faculty of Lamer have chosen as their D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl. Julie was chosen for such qualities os honesty, school spirit, leadership, high standards, service, ability to assume responsibilities, and patriotism. Julie has been very active at Lanier. In her Junior year she served on the Student Council and acted as chairman for the Junior Class stationery sale. During her Senior year she was feature editor of The Oracle and president of the Thespian Club. In addition to these activities, Julie served as co-chairman for the Teens Against Polio Drive, worked on the Blue and White, Inter-Club Council, Youth Legislature, City Government, Latin Club, Homecoming and Election Committees, ond Stardust Y Club. Julie received the honor of being applicant and finalist for the Nationol Merit Scholarship. We will always remember Julie for her outstanding qualities and we always will be proud of our 1957 Good Citizenship Girl. I'm Garry Moore and I've Got A Secret d) Selected the top beauties jor the 1957 Oracle Garry Moore's Selection Beauty Candidates BEVERLY LANGSTON Oracle Stoff BILL DISMUKES Oracle Staff LIBBY NEWSOM Student Council TOMMY WILSON Student Council SHIRLEY GRABLE Inter-Club Council GEORGE DIBBLE Inter-Club Council JANE CRUMP Blue and White COBB LASLIE Blue and White VIRGINIA BOYD Section Representative KENT ROSE Section Representative JULIE CARR Science Club ED BECK Science Club JUDY HOLCOMBE Latin Club JOE PRICE Latin Club JUDY JUSTICE Dixie Hi-Y BUD MEADS Home Ec Club PAT BATTLE Thespian Club RICHARD GILL Thespian Club TINA EDWARDS L Club CLAUDE MOODY . Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y MARY JAMES DENNIS Poet Hi-Y HAL HARRIS Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y LINDA GERSON Ushers Club CLYDE PEARSON Sigma Tri-Hi-Y JIM CARGILE Omega Tri-Hi-Y JEAN BAZ2ELL D. O. Club JOE SCOTT Delta Phi Tri-Hi-Y BILL INGRAM Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y WAYNE DUPREE D. O. Club GLORIA GAYDEN Spanish Club JOHN GILBERT Spanish Club LARRY SALTER Star Dust MARGIE KNOX Glee Club PAT GRIFFIN Glee Club RHETT ELLIS Moon Mist CAROL COVEY R.O.T.C. Officers Club NEIL GRIGG Senior Girls' Club SIDNEY DAWKINS Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y CAROLYN JENKINS Dixie Jr. Hi-Y HAM NEWSOM Benoist Tri-Hi-Y STANLEY MARKS Tennis Club BETTY MONTGOMERY Phi Hi-Y TRACEY FISHER Alpha Omega Sigma Phi Senior MOST POPULAR BUD MEADS and MARGIE KNOX munch pop-corn at a popular local hangout. MOST BEAUTIFUL and BEST LOOKING CAROL COVEY and LARRY SALTER get a penthouse view of Montgomery. BEST ALL ROUND MARLIN DAY and FRANK MYERS keep time at an old Montgomery landmark. Who's Who MOST SINCERE JERRY BRITTON and MARTHA MOTT appreciate the serenity and quietness of the cathedral. MOST LANIERISH SHIRLEY GRABLE and TOBY SAVAGE compare different phases of life at Lanier. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JACK KUSHNER and SUSAN SCOTT learn business procedures in one of Montgomery's banks. Senior MOST TALENTED GENE WOLF and SUE BEDGOOD take in a show at a Montgomery theater. • FIRST WHITE HOUSE OF THE CONFEDERACY FRIENDLIEST MOST CHARMING LIBBY NEWSOM and PAT GRIFFIN experience gracious living at the his- torical home of Jefferson Davis. ANNE HENRY and BILLY FOWLER cut capers at the Country Club. Who's Who WITTIEST EMILY HINSON and LAUDEN PITTS investigate a historic cannon on Capitol Hill. MOST ATHLETIC and MOST VIVACIOUS JESSIE KITCHENS and WARREN GRAY wait while Mama shops at one of the South's most modern shopping centers. MOST INTELLECTUAL LEE SPENCER and ROSE MOHR select a book from the bookmobile at Car- negie Library. Junior Who s Who MOST POPULAR CLAUDE MOODY ond TINA EDWARDS prepare for flight at Gunter Air Force Base. MOST BEAUTIFUL and BEST LOOKING ROBERT PARKER and BETTY MONTGOMERY grace the lovely gardens on Capitol Hill. FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL ROUND TOMMY and TERRY HARRIS and SYLVIA SAN- DON GARRISON and MARY SUE PITTMAN visit FORD enjoy business at a popular fruit stand. the Four Freedoms Monument on Court Street. Sophomore Who's Who MOST BEAUTIFUL and BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR HAM NEWSOM and VIRGINIA BOYD test a buggy TRACY FISHER and CHARLOTTE BAKER collect at the Museum of Fine Arts. fan mail at the post office. BEST ALL ROUND JOAN McWATERS and HUBERT KESSLER enjoy nature around the quaint old water wheel at Oak Park. FRIENDLIEST JOY CLARK and ED (BOOLIE) BECK sing Christ- mas greetings to passers-by. Favorites Frank Myers Favorites Tommy Wilson Jessie Kitchens Libby Newsom Ronnie Rose David Stacey Favorites Jim Cargile Missy Powell Billy Ellisor Judy Holcombe Favorites Tracy Fisher Patty Hamm Claude Moody Mary Sue Pittman National Merit Scholarship Finalist FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary McDonald, Martha Eleanor Pugh, Linda Gerson, Julie Johnson, Rose Mohr, Connie Sarvay. SECOND ROW: Chris Bond, Gene Wolf, Richard Hobbie, Quenby Someth, Joe Price, Jim Cargile, Kroig Klossom, Micky Favor. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Whittingdon. As the Poets excel in other phases of school life, so too can Lanier be proud of its excellence in scholarship. Fifteen of the Lanier Seniors were among the 7,500 students throughout the country who were named by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation as the finalists in its 1957 competition for four-year college scholarships. This is a wonderful recommendation for Lanier and an honor for the fifteen students. The Teague Home, located on South Perry Street, is now the State Chamber of Commerce Building. During the Civil War, General Wilson and his raiders seized this lovely home and made it the head- quarters fcr the Northern troops. SNOiivziNvsao qnv sarno STUDENT FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joyce Shockleford, Julie Haddon, Tommy Wilson, Claude Moody, Judy Cantey. SECOND ROW: Frances Vincentelli, Sue Bedgood, Doe Heilpern, Joanna Russell, Anne Henry, Linda Gerson, Sue Stacey, Joy Clark, Paul Davis. THIRD ROW: Libby Newsom, Marlin Day, Bill Dismukes, David Stacey, John Albritton, Alex Sherlock, Jesse Williams, Horn Newsom, Bob Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Miss Gorrie, Mrs. Mooneyham. SENIOR CLASS DAVID STACEY........................................... . President MARLIN DAY . Vice President LINDA GERSON Secretary SUE BEDGOOD, ANNE HENRY, LIBBY NEWSOM Members-At-Large JUNIOR CLASS JESSE WILLIAMS............................................President JOHN ALBRITTON...................................... Vice President FRANCES VINCENTELLI Secretary DAE HEILPERN, JOANNA RUSSELL, ALEX SHERLOCK Members-At-Large SOPHOMORE CLASS HAM NEWSOM ................. PAUL DAVIS.......................... SUE STACEY ......................... JOY CLARK, BOB THOMAS Members-At-Large President Vice President Secretary Page 94 COUNCIL Julie Haddon Recording Secretory Joyce Shackleford Corresponding Secretary Judy Cantey Treasurer Tommy Wilson President Claude Moody Vice President Miss Gorrie Sponsor The Student Council, the most important and influential club at Lanier, is duly proud of its achieve- ments. Continuously working to plan social activities, such as our New Year's Eve Ball, the Twirp Dance and the annual School Daze Mixer and to promote various activities as clean-up campaigns and welfare drives, it justly receives its deserving praise. Our members are the officers of each class with the addition of three members at large from the Junior and Senior Classes and two members at large from the Sophomore Class. The officers for the Council plus the president of the Section Representatives also make up this influential and enthusiastic group. The elections are held each Spring with the entire school participating. The Oracle Staff salutes this outstanding group of leaders, our Lanier Student Council. Poge .95 INTER-CLUB ALONG WINDOWS: Julianne Bassett, Claude Moody, Dovis Bazzell. Billy Fowler, Tommy Manor, Libby Newsom, Kirby Pruett, Charles Branch, Mrs. Grove. FRONT ROW: Judy Justice. Sr., Dot Stewart, Shirley Grable. Julie Haddon. SECOND ROW: Hubert Kessler, Rachel Folsom, Linda Gerson, Dae Heilpern. THIRD ROW: Bill Branch, Ken Thigpen, Richard Gill, Carolyn Tharp. FOURTH ROW: Toby Savage, Bill Dismukes, Beverly Langston. Charlotte Graham, Sandy Brannon. FIFTH ROW: John Sorenson, Robert Kirkpatrick. OFFICERS CLAUDE MOODY . JULIANNE BASSETT DAE HEILPERN JANE MORGAN LIBBY NEWSOM ........... MRS. ELIZABETH GROVE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor Page 96 COUNCIL FLOOR: Florence Evans. FIRST ROW: Julie Johnson, Martha Harrison, Joyce Duncan, Lynda Hudson, Diane Dolon, Charlotte Baker. SECOND ROW: Sherel Shewmake, Nancy Lenioir, Sandra Wilbanks, Kay Hansen, Pat Pelham. Barbara Gilmore. Suzan Shepherd, Elaine Ellis. THIRD ROW: Mike McManus, Leland Northon, Missy Powell, Lee Poke, Bennie Russell, Eloise Johns, Frank Myers, David Stacy, Jerry Albritton, Harmon Bradford. This active organization is made up of a representative from each club at Lanier who helps to encourage student participation in school activities. This year the Council was successful in sponsoring a between- semesters barn dance which everyone enjoyed immensely. The Council also supervises the compiling of the Student Activities Calendar. Page 97 Section Representatives FIRST ROW: Elaine Metcalf, Sylvia Sanford, Joyce Cunningham. Shirley Grable, Emily Hinson, June Callendar, Beverly Busby, Fay Broadway, Joan McWaters, Margaret Ann Marshall, DeAnne Ausborn, Jane Francis. SECOND ROW: Jimmy McCaslin, Anne Henry, Joanne Jones, Judy Justice, Patsy Thigpen, Mary Jo Purvis, Ann Davidson, Anne Wells, Sue Sanders, Jackie Frye, Joan Shackleford, Dot Ganth. THIRD ROW: Tim Edney, John Pruett, Cormelia Sarvay, Edith Watson, Paul Davis, Bill Haygood, Wiley Cuffs, Barbara Hanby, Terry Harris, Richard Gill, Bill Dismukes. FOURTH ROW: Hubert Kessler, Bob Hanson. Bennie Russell, Donnie McCrary, Lee Spencer, Bernard Herring, Hines Hall, Bobby Thomas, Ed Beck, Kent Rose, Dickie Calhoun, Bobby Sullivan, Robert Parker, Bernard Harwood, Robert Payne. OFFICERS BILL DISMUKES . President SHIRLEY GRABLE Vice President JUDY CANTEY . . . Secretary MISS MARGARET GORRIE Sponsor Page 98 Alternate Section Representatives FIRST ROW; Susan Beasley, Gayle Vaughn, Barbara Grimmer, Mary Todd Bear, Patti Brooks, Judy Cook, Sandy Brannon. Joy Clark, Jesse Kitchens. Martha Page SECOND ROW: Barbara Russell, Sue Bedgood. Marlin Day, Marilyn Engin, Virginia Stevens, Mary Oliver, Mary Louise Pinson, Gail Beasley, Letitia Davis, Virginia Boyd, Virginia Rath. THIRD ROW: Mike Mandelboum, Bob Boettcher, Gene Wolf, Joe Feldman, Sally Anderson, Judy Cantey, Barbara Macklem. FOURTH ROW: Norman Roehm, Terry Taylor, Billy Brassed, Jimmy Hitchcock, Ed Lobman, Neil Grigg, Ed Beck, Wesley Marcus, James Pouncey, Buzzy Randall, Frank Ridolphi. PURPOSE OF THE SECTION REPRESENTATIVES A Section Representative must possess a willing heart, a strong back, and fast legs, because his duties are numerous. His willing heart pro- motes all school activities and is responsible for the daily devotional. His strong back assists the substitute teacher by acquainting her with the schedule of the class. His fast legs get the section report to the office on time. The Section Representative is aided by an Alternate who assists in carrying out the duties of the Representative. Page 99 HE BLUE AND WHITE THE STAFF _______Shirley Grable, Joe Price ____Fiances Mark , Richard Gill _________Carol Covey, Jule Lawson __________Cobb Laslie, Ronnie Rose I___George Dibble, George Bagwell o-Editors Bill Dismukes White Staff Cobb Leslie Ronnie Rose Carol Covey Jule Lawson Fred Baggett Tom Maynor £% bl °r S v V” «-o? f0v Left: Jane Crump Beverly Langston Sylvia Baum Linda Gerson Center Picture: Martha Page Diane Dolan Donna Kiser Not Pictured: Jo Stuckey Page 101 Oracle Staff Mr. Harris Sponsor Libby Newsom Editor-in-Chief Sue Bedgood Assistant Editor Lee Spencer Business Manag . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Harris, Miss Persons, Mrs. Sherlock, Mrs. Cammack. SECOND ROW: Miss Hagedorn, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Black, Miss Suzie Green, Mr. Weatherby, Photographer; Mrs. Hughes, Miss Taylor, Miss Effie Green. Page 102 Judy Cantey Junior and Sophomore Pictures Sylvia Baum Senior Captions Oracle Staff Beverly Langston Clubs and Organizations Mary Louise Goff Clubs and Organizations Susan Scott Senior Pictures Richard Gill Military Marshals' Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Grimmer, Marie Talley, Betty Pepperman, Alex Everett, Gene Wolf, Laurel Smith, Martha Harrison. SECOND ROW: Judy Allen, Carol Bozeman, Julianne Brown, Barbara Handy, Alex Sherlock, Rebecca Barfoote, Sally Jones, Beverly Busby, Ed Beck. THIRD ROW; John Holloway, Kraig Klossam, Mary Anne Covington, Mary Ann Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Pinson, Susan Scott, Betty Stoudo- mire, Elizabeth Wright, Sally Anderson, Judy Daniel, Melinda Joyner, Joy Clark, Hal Harris. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Bishop, Bernard Herring, Carl Sims, Cliff Thompson, Tim Edney, Buzzy Randall, Bill Brian. NOT PICTURED; Jean Parker, Jessie Kitchens, Alice Rowell, Woyne Simpson, Gloria Goyden, Ann Davidson, Nancy LeNoir, Rowena Watson, Nancy Villar, Margaret Knight, Eleanor Berquist. Mickey Favor, Jimmy Cobbs, Neil Grigg, Sue Gober, Genge Gardner, Hal Green, Virginia Yost. MARTHA HARRISON Head Marshal MARY ANN COVINGTON Assistant Marshal MISS ELOISE ANDREWS Sponsor With the constant responsibility of keeping the halls free of unnecessary traffic and assisting visitors about the halls, the life of a Marshal is not an easy one. The job of a Marshal requires a great deal of self-control and personality. In order to safeguard our lockers during classes, the Marshal is again at work checking passes and seeing that no one comes to a locker without permission from the office. Our hats are off to this efficient and reliable team, our Lanier Marshals. Page 104 Ushers Club FIRST ROW, Loft to R'ght: Jack Parker, George Dibble, Bill Dismukes, Tom Maynor, Jack Kushner, James Andrews, Joe Morris SECOND ROW: Joe Price, Jack Payne, Wayne Malone, Mike McDermott, Fred Baggett, Billy Brossell, Joe Boland, David Williams, David Stacey, Cobb Loslie. THIRD ROW: Brother McKinney, Richard Humphrey, Robert Kirkpotrick, Terry Washington, Lee Spencer, Frank Ridolphi, Alex Sherlock, Claude Moody, Jimmy Ashurst, Henry Frazer. FOURTH ROW: Richard Gill, Butch Goldblatt, Cliff Thompson, Larkin Nolen, Kirby Pruitt, John Albritton, Carl Freeman, Bill Thomas, Tommy Harris, Cordell Porter. OFFICERS TOMMY MANOR Head Usher BILL DISMUKES, JACK KUSHNER Senior Assistants JOE MORRIS, ROBERT PARKER . Junior Assistants JAMES ANDREWS . Secretary GEORGE DIBBLE Treasurer MISS WALKER Sponsor FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jack Parker, Jack Kushner, James Andrews, Joe Morris. BACK ROW: Bill Dismukes, Tommy Manor, George Dibble. The Ushers' Club is one of the most valuable organizations at Lanier. The services which the members have rendered to the school are innumerable. The members are chosen according to their scholastic standing and capability. They serve as ushers at all school functions and at all entertainments in the school auditorium. Page 105 LANIER Majorettes Sponsor: Mr. Robert Collins. Feature Twirlers: Dot Stewart, Diane Herring. Majorettes: Susan Foster, Peggy Garrett, Gloria Gayden, Anne Henry, Rose Mohr, Rose Robbins. JASON FARROW MARVIN JOHNSON BILLY -BRASSELL MR. COLLINS . OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Sponsor Page 106 BAND All Lanier can be proud of the Band which performs at all the football games and at the annual Blue-Gray game. Eadbiyfime they give an outstanding performance. This year the Band bought new uniforms which areatlf' improved tfop appearances of the Band on the field. Lyre Club FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bob Boettcher, Marvin Johnson, Jason Farrow, Billy Brassed, Gene Wolf. SECOND ROW: Robert Collins, Bobby Strickland, Rusty Coney, Jimmy Hopper, Bob Stephens. Page 107 L Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: James Cook, John McClure, Billy Ellisor, Frank Myers, Toby Savage, Carol Covey SECOND ROW: Neil Grigg, Claude Moody, Mac McKee, Ronnie Rose, Phil Jones, Wayne Lawhorne, Coach Melton, Marlow Reese. THIRD ROW; Tommy Sewell, Jim Cargile, Don Garrison. FOURTH ROW: Pat Griffin, H Williams. FIFTH ROW: Dickie Calhoun, Billy Frizzle. SIXTH ROW: Sidney Dawkins, John Seale. SEVENTH ROW; Bud Meads, Howard Ellington. EIGHTH ROW: Johnny Weisiger, Jack Parker. NINTH ROW: Larry Colquitt, Charles Duncan. TENTH ROW: Henry Bourne, Clifford Russell, Warren Grey. OFFICERS TOBY SAVAGE FRANK MYERS john McClure BILLY ELLISOR JAMES COOK CAROL COVEY COACH MELTON President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant-At-Arms Sweetheart Sponsor The purpose of the L Club is to recognize boys who have shown good sportsmanship and made contributions in athletics at Lanier. To be in the L Club a boy has to have entered into a sport. Page 108 Cheerleaders The purpose of Lanier's Cheerleaders is to lead the student body in cheering for the team during pep rallies, at football games, and at basketball games. Their enthusiasm helps to boost the spirit of spec- tators and the confidence of the team. Left to Right: Judy Justice Senior), Tina Edwards, Judy Justice (Junior). Margie Knox, Mary Louise Goff, Jessie Kitchens, Pattie Hamm, Missie Powell, Cornelia Ellis, Charlotte Baker. Not Pictured: Miss Laura Johnston, Sponsor Page 109 Diversified Occupation FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marvin Hudson, Charles Baron, Leon Crawford, Barbara Vann. Jean Bazzell, Carolyn Evans, Carrie Lee Cooper, Fay Broadway, Wayne Dupree. SECOND ROW: Herman Barnette, Lewis Golson, Billy Thompson, Carter Golson, Jim Milford, Milton King, Buster Biggio, Kathryn Moses. THIRD ROW; Carolyn Knight, Nell Price, James Day, Arthur Autrey, June McGinty, Thomas Huey. Roy Hamilton, Margaret Clements. FOURTH ROW: Eula Mae Daniel, Judy Campbell, Betty DeRomus, Judy Brown, Nancy Oliver, June Brady, Barbara Mclnnis. FIFTH ROW; Hayden Carter. Betty Reeves, Ann Dixon, Rebecca Burge, Ann Davidson, Barbara Talley, Jerry Mae Talley, Gail Beasley. SIXTH ROW: Rosalyn Folmar, Pat Wells, Mary Lena Kennedy, Peggy Johns, Rebecca Raines, Anita Lindsey, Jean Bailey. SEVENTH ROW: Elizabeth Cooper, Kathryn Perdue, Mary Lou Cox, Elaine Hudgens, Ann Faircloth, Gwen Summerlin, Aimee Hunkupiller. EIGHTH ROW: Ellen Brown, Alice McSwain, Davis Bazzell, Annette Gilmore, Tommy Sullivan, Gerald Williams, Tommy Padgett, Sonny Ryals, Billy Jones. NOT PICTURED: Andrew Keith, Martha Ann Hughes, Hazel Toomer, Carter Collier, Elizabeth Knight, Sharon Lucas, Douglas Murphey. CAROLYN EVANS JEAN BAZZELL NANCY OLIVER JUNE McGINTY OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer REBECCA BURGE SHARON LUCAS CARTER GOLSON WILLIAM McGRAW Historian Reporter Photographer Sponsor The purpose of the Diversified Occupations Club is to develop leadership, to create interest in preparing for employment, to provide an intelligent choice of occupation, to encourage ethical standards in business, and to develop a feeling of responsibility to society. Even though D. O. students attend school half a day and work half a day, they still have time for such social functions as an annual banquet for their employers. The following contests: Mr. and Mrs. D. O., Oratorical, Essay, Job Manual, and various parties are also sponsored by the D. O. Club. Page 110 Learning to Live and Earn Senior Girls Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Julie Haddon, Sue Bedgood, Marilyn Stovall, Rose Mohr, Shirley Grable. Suzan Shepherd, Judy Justice, Joanne Jones, Jeon Parker, Patsy Thigpen, Betty Pepperman, Linda Gerson, Margie Knox. SECOND ROW: Sara Henley, Jo Stuckey, Harriet Scheuer, Jule Lawson, Janice Lansy, Pattie Brooks, Jane Crump, Cornelia Ellis, Sue Hargrove, Gloria Gayden, Etna Cumbee, Ellen Tyson, Joyce Wilson, Sherrel Shewmake, Carol Field, Diana Benhardt. THIRD ROW: Pat Puderbaugh, Sue Dodge, Dee Hernlund, Jackie Harris, Sally Anderson, Gay Ingram, Edith Goldman, Suzonne Beasley, Rose Robbins, Diana Herring, Modolyn Anderson, Ann Henry, Mary Jo Purvis, Sandra Copeland. FOURTH ROW; Rose Marie Weaver. June Callender. Martha Page, Patricia Ellis. Barbara Hamm, Jeanie Smith, Diane Dolan, Donna Kiser, Fay Dean, Mickey Butte, Carole Mobley, Betty Fogen, Nell Rice. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Russell, Martha Eleanor Pugh, Marlin Day, Joyce Shackelford, Judy Daniel, Edith Watson. Carol Covey, Sylvia Baum, Julie Johnson, Emily Hinson. SIXTH ROW: Lynda Hudson, Tommie Pugh, Mary McDonald, Quenby Someth, Glenda McNair, Barbara Doughtie, Laura Burford, Jessie Kitchens, Beverly Langston, Julianne Howell, Dot Clower, Libby Newsom. Carolyn Tharp, Susan Foster. SUZAN SHEPHERD JUDY JUSTICE . SHIRLEY GRABLE OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary ROSE MOHR JO ANNE JONES MRS. HARPER and MRS. SWEAT Treasurer Chaplain Sponsors Beginning its third year at Lanier, the Senior Girls' Club sponsored as its first project, the annual tea, which has proved quite successful all three years. The annual bazaar held this year resulted in ade- quate funds for the Senior Girls' Christmas Dance in December. With the aid of its officers and sponsors, the Senior Girls' Club has completed its most successful year as the 1957 school year comes to a close. Thespian National Honor Society FIRST ROW, Leff to Right; Frances Marks, Julie Johnson, Sandra Copeland, Barbara Macklen, Richard Gill. SECOND ROW; Laurie Wise, Ellen Cates. Dae Heilpern, Julie Haddon, Brenda Campbell. THIRD ROW: Chandley McCann. Dot Green, Betty Pepperman, Pat Battle, Ann Henry, Sandra Fitzgerald. FOURTH ROW; Linda Feinberg, Lois Feldman. Toni Tennille, Quenby Someth, Johnnye Perrett, Dale White. FIFTH ROW: Glen May. Evalyn Monsky, Sara Ann Benton, Jack Kushner, Louise Martin, Sara Mae Senter. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Wilbonks, Elizabeth Chombless, Sandra Fitzpatrick, Helen Ann Lee, Lee Kohn, Leone Kraus. SEVENTH ROW; Bernard Harwood, Joseph Pinson, Mary Stewart Evans, Carolyn Jenkins, Betsy Searcy, Sheila Baker. JULIE JOHNSON OFFICERS President SANDRA COPELAND Vice President BARBARA MACKLEM Secretary RICHARD GILL Treasurer FRANCIS MARKS Scribe MRS. BURNSIDE Sponsor The National Thespian Society has achieved school-wide fame as one of the most active and en- thusiastic clubs at Lanier. The initiation dinner party was held at the Montgomery Country Club with new members giving skits. Their annual Thespian Play, presented in the spring of the year is a long-awaited event. These talented young people are a credit to Lanier with their excellent talent displayed in the theatrical arts. LANIER OFFICERS JERRY BRITTON President BEVERLY LANGSTON Vice President CAROL COVEY Secretary SYLVIA SANFORD . . . ... Treasurer MRS. MERLE McCORKLE .........................................Director Sophomore Girls Singing Class Page 114 MIXED CHORUS The members of the Glee Club entrance all with their melodious voices. Long one of the most active clubs at Lanier, they serenade us all with song. Their trip to the annual Music Festival in Troy wins for them statewide acclaim Entertaining various civic clubs and presenting the long-anticipated Glee Club Concert each spring have gained for this talented and inspiring group a warm spot in the hearts of not only music lovers and critics but the entire school. A great part of their fame is attributed to the leadership and the touch of genius of their director, Mrs. Merle McCorkle. Accompanists Left to Right: Beverly Longston. Jerry Sampson. Camille Klotz, Mary Sue Pittman. Della Ruth Ousley. Wayne Malone. Health Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Emily Hinson, Joyce Wilson. Mory Louise Goff, Doe Heilpern. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Harper, Laura Burford, Barbara Macklem, Sue Bedgood. Sponsor: Mrs. Julia Harper. The Health Club is one of Lanier's service clubs. Headed by a member of the Student Council, it consists of a committee and of people who work in the health room. Each period there is a member of the Health Club in the health room for the comfort of anyone who may be ill during the day. Page 116 Latin Club OFFICERS LIBBY NEWSOM Consul JOE PRICE Consul FRANCES VINCENTELU Scribe JULIE HADDON Senior Aedile RICHARD GILL Junior Aedile TOMILU BEDGOOD Sophomore Aedile MISS CLARK Sponsor MRS. MOONEYHAM Sponsor PATRICIANS — FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carol Covey, May McDonald, Carol Fields, Rose Mohr. Julie Johnson. Shirley Grable, Sylvia Baum, Linda Gerson, Julie Hoddon, Beverly Langston SECOND ROW: Suzan Shepherd, Marlin Day, Sue Bedgood. Connie Sarvey, Edith Wotson, Jule Lawson, Harriet Scheuer, Libby Newsom. Mary Jo Purvis. THIRD ROW: Wayne Molone, Billy Brassell, Lee Spencer, Joe Price, Jack Kushner, Bill Dismukes, Bill Brian, Terry Washington. EQUESTRIANS — FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Dae Heilpern, Mary James Dennis, Joanna Russell, Martha Harrison, Judy Holcombe, Frances Vincentelli, Mary Ann Golson. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Goff, Carol Bozeman, Frances Marks, Judy Cantey, Sara Donald, Mary Ann Covington, Betty Moson. THIRD ROW; Frank Kohn, Larkin Nolen, Jack Payne, Moreland Smith, Roman Weil, Butch Goldblatt. PLEBIANS — FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Billy Frizzle. Bobby Thomas, Bill Johnson, Ed Lobman, Andy Daniels, Albert Thomosson. Stanley Marks, Billy Branch, George Gulledge, Walter Hughes, Carl Sims. SECOND ROW: Mary Gray Dismukes. Dale White, Alice Gilstrap, Nancy LeNoir, Virginia Boyd. Cynthia Judkins. Joy Clark, Georgia Ledyard, Jeannine Ausborn. Lucy Wise. Lida Hill THIRD ROW: Jean Rollins, Johnnye Perrett, Jeanine Brown, Sara Ann Benton, Judy Weil, Judy Thomason, Tomilu Bedgood, Tish Davis, Gypsy Ann Pool, Patty Plumlee. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Jackson, LeNona Mullins Eleanor Bergquist, Rebecca Hardman, Rebecca Harwell, Mary Oliver, Lois Massengale, Judy Allen, Jeannie Caton, Ann Ball, Joan McWaters, Virginia Rath. FIFTH ROW; Nannette Jones, Marie Struble. Anne Hamilton, Barbara Akers. Kay Hanson. Joe Gonzales, Beth Campbell. Sandra Fitzpatrick, Sue Stacy. Spanish Club OFFICERS DOROTHY STEWART . . RICHARD HUMPHREY PATSY THIGPEN CAROLYN JENKINS MRS. HEUSTESS ................ MRS. GRAHAM . President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor The customs and the language of our neighbors to the South are vividly brought to life by the programs and activities of this active club. As one of Lanier's oldest clubs, it prides itself in its host of active and enthusiastic members and the excellent programs and activities. Because of the extensive membership of the Spanish Club, it is impossible to list all the members. Page 118 French Club CAROLYN THARP LYNDA HUDSON ROSE MOHR CONNIE SARVAY JERRY SAMPSON President . Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer JUDY DUPELL norma McDuffie MARY ANN GILBERT MRS. ARMSTRONG Parliamentarian Social Chairman Project Chairman Sponsor The French Club, long considered one of Lanier's most outstanding clubs, has been quite active this year. With sending gifts and boxes to France this Christmas and the exciting Twelfth Night Supper, the activities have indeed all been most successful. The crowning point of the year is their annual Mardi Gras, a long anticipated event enjoyed by everyone at Lanier. With the colors of red, blue and white and their fleur de lis, we salute the Lanier French Club. FIRST ROW, lei to Right: Officers—Rose Mohr, Lynda Hudson, Carolyn Tharp, Mory Ann Gilbert, Quenby Someth, Jerry Sampson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Horlon, Patsy Lanier, Betty Fagen, Carol Mobley, Richard Hobbie, Ann Kellogg, Dorothy Choppelle, Mory Ann Golson, Jane Strylsee. THIRD ROW: Doris Stinchcomb, Kim Hughes, Missy Powell, Dorothy Clower, Pat Lovett, Lacy Powell, Mary Todd Bear, Ann Singer. FOURTH ROW: Gordon Goldstein. Steve Courtney, Cornelia Ellis, Elna Cumbee, Ellen Tyson, Anne Henry, Susan Foster, Joan Kendrick, Betsy Skinner, Pat Roberts, Sybil Jordan. FIFTH ROW: Glenn May, Glenda McNair, Joyce Wilson, Jack Kushner, Charlotte DeVore, Nino Hope, Evalyn Monsky, Betsy Searcy, Ann Simmers. Page 119 Library Club SEATED, Left to Right: Fred Bean, Joyce Duncan, Joan Shackleford, Jo Ann Barr. STANDING: Miss Hall, Joyce Ramsey, Barbara Liversedge, Mary Vic Griffin. Kay Ozment, Margaret Ann Marshall, Bette Leverette, Barbara Franklin, Joyce Shackle- ford, Frieda Barrett, Ester Tagala, Moydell Cherry, Wanda Hall, Ann Finley, Frances Harsha, Jonenne Frazier, Tonis Briley, Patricia Carter. OFFICERS JOAN SHACKLEFORD JOYCE DUNCAN JO ANN BARR FRED BEAN MISS LAURA HALL President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Parliamentarian Sponsor The members of the Library Club perform a service for everyone at Lanier by keeping the books and the library in good condition, and by always being on hand to find and check out a book for someone. As a club they have parties and picnics and sponsor a charitable project at Christmas. One of their chief duties is to create an interest in the library not only among the members of the Library Club, but also among the members of the student body. They try to instill in the minds of the students that: You open the world when you open a book. Page 120 Lanier Orchestra Violin: Helen Carter, Robert Kirkpatrick, Peggy Endel, Deana Jenkins, Thomosine Jones, Stewart Sellars, Dorothy Sweat, Bonnie Gay Bigger, Jeanette Cunningham, Pam Grant, Bob Hayward, Sandy Johnson, Julie Jones, Jerry Lynn, Sharon Simmons. Cello: Judy Rogers, Mary Ann Golson, Donna Brannon, Peter Selikoff, Wimberly Carter, Mike Smith, Bill Nunn. String Bass: Jim Atherton. Clarinet: Hubert Kessler, Joe Morris, Bob Strickland. Oboe: Billy Hopper. Bassoon: Bob Stephens. Trumpe : Billy Eager. Jason Farrow, Marvin Johnson, W. H. Smith. Trombone: Dan Bailey, Allen Dennis, Turpin Ashurst. French Horn: Walter Holland. Saxophone: Bob Boettcher HUBERT KESSLER HELEN CARTER ROBERT KIRKPATRICK MRS. CARTER OFFICERS President .........................Vice President Secretary-Treasurer . Sponsor and Director Music has rich cultural content, it is inspiring and stimulating, and it is a force which makes for social values and for the elevation of morale. The purpose of the Lanier Orchestra is to develop the musical side of our cultural life through active participation and to make music a vital and appealing function in everyday life. Page 121 FIRST ROW, Going Upward: Jane Crump, Joyce Cunningham, Suzanne Smith, Barbara Russell, Sylvia Petrey, G'enn Pearson, Martha James, Betty Fagan, Jackie Allie, Janis Briley, Sylvia Sanford. SECOND ROW; Florence Evans, Ann Malone, Carole Berry, Madolyn Anderson. THIRD ROW: Tina Edwards, Fay Dean, Sherrill Shewmake, Lou Royne Partridge, Nell Kenan. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Thigpen, Sandra Neville, Mary Ann Rose, Barbara Roberts, Helen Browner, Emily Gray, Sarah Carreker, Sara Burdell. Kathleen Holmes. Home Economics Club IRENE BROCK FAY DEAN . PATSY THIGPEN CAROLYN GAY OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The young ladies of the Home Economics Club, skilled in the culinary arts and apt with needle and thread, feel that success comes in cans not in can'ts. As one of Lanier's oldest clubs it has striven throughout the years to further interest in the Home Economics department. Page 122 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW, Leff to Right: Foye Noble, Sylvia Seamon, Frances Pugh, Angel Howell, Virginia Wing, Elaine Ellis, Anita Loftin, Rochelle Varon. SECOND ROW: Becky Alverson, Joan Theisson, Jane Morgan, Johnnie Young, Patricia Ellis, Rose Marie Weaver THIRD ROW: Betty Montgomery, Marilyn Elgin, Laurie Wise, Brenda Whitson, Linda Golson, Genye Gardner, Dorothy Hobbs, Virginia Morris, Betty Jane Fanning. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Hall, Frances Harsha, Sue Gober, Nancy Autrey, Barbara Jones, Tommie Spurlock. Mrs. Ouida Hicks. FIFTH ROW: Connie Robinson, Mary Jo Purvis, Barbara Bourne, Barbara Felski, Virginia Norman. JANE MORGAN OFFICERS President JOHNNIE YOUNG Vice President PATRICIA ELLIS . Secretary BECKY ALVERSON Treasurer ROSE MARIE WEAVER Song Leader JOAN THEISSON Reporter EDITH WATSON Parliamentarian MISS HICKS Sponsor The Future Homemakers pride themselves on being one of Lanier's best clubs. Their projects are varied and numerous. This year, these industrious Homemakers sent hand lotion to the T.B. sanatorium as one of their yearly projects. By entering an outstanding float in the Homecoming Parade and by giving interesting and informative programs at each meeting, they have fast become one of Lanier's most active clubs. Poge 123 Future Teachers of America Left to Right: Florence Evens, Sally Anderson, Dorothy Clower, Janice Loney. Anne Henry, Jule lowson, Harriet Scheuer, Martha Page. OFFICERS MARTHA PAGE JANICE LANEY SUSAN FOSTER JULE LAWSON SALLY ANDERSON HARRIET SCHEUER CORNELIA SARVAY MRS. JULIA HUGHES President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Historian Chaplain Sponsor “To advance the cause of education, to foster the development of student leadership, and to learn more about the opportunities of teaching is the purpose of the Future Teachers of America Club. Each year the Future Teachers sell ribbons for Homecoming; the money made from this sale is used to buy Christmas gifts for some needy child. This year for the first time, the Future Teachers gave an as- sembly program during American Education Week. Page 124 Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Robert Howard, Sherrill Gothard, Clifford Russell. Billy Jones, Walter Kelly, Charles Cleveland. SECOND ROW: Frank Myers, Dickie Flowers, Dan Jones, Rhett Ellis, Joe Pepperman, Bill Mclnnis, Wayne Ingram, Billy Sykes. THIRD ROW; Billy Lewis, Louden Pitts, Jerry Evans BuJ Meads, Bob Maddox, Wayne Abernathy, Laney Ellis, Clark Gaston, Tom Cardinal. FOURTH ROW: Wiley Cutts, Robert Brooks, Dan Graham, George Gothord, 8uck Hall, Wayne Shell, Earl Bufford, Fred Taylor. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Varner, Jimmy Brooks, Ivey Jackson, Ed Foulkner, Charles Betts. OFFICERS FRANK MYERS DICKIE FLOWERS RHETT ELLIS DAN JONES JOE PEPPERMAN BILL MclNNIS WAYNE INGRAM BILLY SYKES President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Reporter Sentinel Parliamentarian Chaplain These industrious young gentlemen, our Lanier farmers of the future, develop not only rural and agri- cultural leadership, but also a love for the calmness and serenity of the country life. This year's club is the largest in Lanier's history. The F. F. A. at Lanier has contributed a great deal toward encouraging members and developing interest and techniques in the fundamentals of farming. Page 125 Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Council FIRST ROW, Left 1o Right: Beverly Langston, Judy Holcombs, Frances Vincentelli, Leon Krause SECOND ROW: Pot Battle, Carol Bedsole, Norma McDuffie, Kay Hansen, Mary Sue Pittman, Jesse Williams, Bill Johnson, Albert Thomasson. THIRD ROW: Gail Liner, Eloise Johns, Joan Chapman, Gypsey Ann Pool, Sandro Fitzpatrick, Lucy Wise, Jerry Palmer, Cliff Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Gay Ingram, Jane Morgan, Sandro Wilbanks, Sandy Brannon. Betty Burroughs, Charlotte Graham, Charlotte Baker, Lynda Hudson. LEON KRAUS OFFICERS President FRANCES VINCENTELLI Vice President JUDY HOLCOMBE Secretary BEVERLY LANGSTON Chaplain BILL CHANDLER Sponsor MRS. GROVE Sponsor The Hi-Y Council is made up of representatives from every Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y at Lanier. The Council meets once every two weeks to plan city-wide Hi-V projects such as the annual Christmas Dance, Youth Legislature, Programs on Christian Youth and Trial, and the State Hi-Y Conference. The Council does a good job toward carrying out the purpose of Hi-Y — to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Page 126 Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Presidents FIRST ROW, Left lo Right: Pot Battle, Jane Morgan, Bill Dismukes. Shirley Grable, Lynda Hudson, Gloria Goyden SECOND ROW: Cordell Porter, Frances Vincentelli, Eloise Johns, Richard Gill. THIRD ROW: Bernard Harwood, Kay Honson, Gypsy Ann Pool, Billy Branch. FRANCES VINCENTELLI GLORIA GAYDEN CHARLOTTE BAKER PAT BATTLE . . . SHIRLEY GRABLE ELOISE JOHNS LYNDA HUDSON JANE MORGAN GYPSY ANN POOL SANDY BRANNON Theta Chi Omega Sigma Phi Lanier Sigma Kappa Delta Alpha Omega l ta Benoist Omega Phi KAY HANSON LYNN LANNAS RICHARD GILL BILL DISMUKES KIRBY PRUETT CORDELL PORTER RONNIE ANDERS BILLY BRANCH ALLEN DENNIS Delta Pi Sigma Chi Poet Dixie Phi Delta Chi Dixie Rebel Psi Lanier Kappa Page 127 lb Print Shop TOP PICTURE, lift to Right: Fronk Myers, Tommy Crews, Biliy Elilsor. Bobby Allie BOTTOM PICTURE: John Pepper, Horry Johnson, Billy Northington, Jerry Britton, Bennie Russell. OFFICERS FRANK MYERS, BENNIE RUSSELL Shop Foremen BOBBY ALLIE Treasurer MR. H. L. WEATHERBY ........................................Sponsor Motto: Proficiency and Service in the Graphic Arts The boys in the Print Shop render a great service to the school. They print calendars, schedules, and notices for the school. Election time always finds them busy with campaign cards. Another annual project is the Poet Points . They certainly live up to their motto, Proficiency and Service in the Graphic Arts . Page 128 Tennis Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tony Jeffcoat, Ann Jinright, Edith Goldman, Dottie Miller, Julie Haddon Rose Mohr, Jessie Kitchens, Lynn Lonnes, Judy Allen. SECOND ROW: Barbara Britton, Susan Foster, Jo Stuckey, Solly Jones, Donna Kiser, Julianne Bassett, Diane Dolan, Jonice Loney, Solly Anderson. THIRD ROW: Cordelia Cooper, Lacey Powell, Virginia Wing, Barbara Jones, Anita Lofter, Joyce Wilson, Mary Louise Pinson, Rachel Folsom, Rebecca Harwell. Nancy Lamar. FOURTH ROW: Suzon Shepherd, Noncy Jo Williams, Betty Mason, Do'othy Garth, Susan Beasley. Marie Blackburn, Leann Lurie, Anne Henry, Lucy Wise, Dae Heilpern, Julianne Howell. Fishing Club KNEELING, Left to Right: Alex Sherlock, Richard Adams, Bobby Strickland, Charles Duncan, Joel Decker. STANDING: Billy Lorvis, Sonny Stephenson, Tom Bell, Ann Darden, Frank Kohn, Mrs. Sherlock, Jesse Williams, Don Day, Jody Uuquhart, Neil Grigg. Page 129 Demosthenean Society FIRST ROW, Left to R'ght: Mike McManus, Leland Northom, Co-Chairmen. SECOND ROW: John Pepper. Phillip Hawes, Chris Bond, Evalyn Monsky, Patsy Lanier. THIRD ROW: Norma Morgan, Doris Stinchcomb, Sandra Fitzpatrick, June Nunn, Jo Anne Wells, Lois Feldman, Chandley McCann. FOURTH ROW; Jack Heoron, Neil Jackson, Lida Hill, Shari Lang, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, True Nelson, Dot Green, Linda Kennedy. FIFTH ROW; Charles Mann, Steven Courtney, Joseph Pearson. Johnny Perrefte, Le Nona Mullins. SIXTH ROW: Bernard Harwood. Glenn Mann OFFICERS Debating Division MIKE McMANUS President CHRIS BOND Vice President PHILIP HAWES Secretary-Treasurer MRS. OPAL J. BURNISDE Oratorical Division LELAND NORTHAM President EVALYN MONSKY Vice President PATSY LANIER Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor The Demosthenean Society was organized at Lanier this year. The energetic members of the society participated in locally and nationally sponsored oratorical contests. Some members also attended debate clinics at the University of Alabama Center in Montgomery and the state forensics tournament on the University campus. The Society also participated in other things connected with public speak- ing and the carrying out of their aim to achieve a greater degree of participation of Lanier students in debating and oratorical activities. Poge 130 Science Club FIRST ROW, Led to Right: Mr. Gloss, Tom Britton, Glenn Mono, Jock Porker, Kroig klosson, Robert Kirkpatrick, John Thomas, Richard Adams, Jack Payne, Billy Thomas, Davis Bennett, Tony Hager, Billy Fowler, Mary Gray Dismukes, Lelond Northan, Johnnye Perrett, Roman Weil, Mike Tolen, Mrs. Jonss. SECOND ROW: Lee Poke, Kirby Pruett, Lorkin Nolen, Dole White. Doris Stinchcomb, Jerrye Horlen, Jeon Wallace, Nancy Berger, Dorothy Ganet. Charles Mitchell, Robert Payne, Joseph Pinson. OFFICERS BILLY FOWLER President TONY HAGER Vice President DORIS BENNETT Secretary-Treasurer MRS. FRANCES JONES, MISS SUSIE GREEN, MISS NEVA SWEAT, MR. ROBERT GLASS, MRS, MARIE BARNES Sponsors In furthering the traditions and ideals of true science, the Science Club has had many enjoyable programs. Through interesting speakers, films, and exhibits, the members learn all about the many phases of science. They strive to co-operate in school activities and to develop projects to be entered in the Southeastern Alabama Science Fair and the Alabama Junior Academy of Science. Last year a member of Lanier's Science Club won first place in the Fair and first place in the Biology division of the Academy of Science. Seniors are entered by the club in the National Science Talent Search and a Lanier student came out on top in this too, winning first place in the Gorges Scholarship at the Alabama Junior Academy of Science. From this outstanding record, it is easy to see that the Science Club is one of the outstanding clubs at Lanier. Page 131 Ballet and Modern Dance Club From Right to Left: Jeon Sparks. Patti Plumlee. Lee Kohn. Mary Stuart Evans, Betty Pepperman, Judy Thomason, Ann Wallace, Barbara Akers, Ann Beaird, Helen Ann Lee, Judy Allen. Betty Burroughs. Kay Hansen, Cordelia Cooper, Louise Martin, Quemby Someth. Barbara Macklem, Sandra Howard, Lois Ann Price. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Quemby Someth, Betty Burroughs, Barbara Macklem, Sandra Howard. OFFICERS BARBARA MACKLEM ............... BETTY BURROUGHS HELEN ANNE LEE SANDRA HOWARD QUEMBY SAMETH SUSAN FOSTER President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer Program Chairman Sergeant-at-Arms The talented and gay young ladies of the Modern Dance and Ballet Club perform with agility and grace. The P. T. O. and Mardi Gras have been privileged with their excellent performances. Although a young club, it is one of Lanier's most active in attempting to create interest in ballet and other forms of related dance. Page 132 Beta Centura Y Club FIRST ROW, L� ft to Right: Sheila Baker. Leone Krause, Carol Bozeman, Martha Harrison. Joyce Ramsey, Mary McDonald, Lynda Hudson, Sally Jones, Pat Arm- strong. SECOND ROW: Betty Mason, Mary Ann Gilbert, Barbara Hanby, Helen Ann Lee, Edith Watson, Barbara Britton, Charlotte Baker, Lacy Powell, Toni Tennille, Mary Todd Bear, Mary Ann Golson, Nina Jo Williams, Ann Summers. THIRD ROW: Rose Marie Weaver, Katie Crommelin, Suzan Shepherd, Sue Bedgood, Laurie Wise, Dae Heilpern. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Officers — Rose Marie Weaver, Suzan Shepherd, Carolyn Craven. SECOND ROW: Katie Crommelin, Laurie Wise, Dae Heilpern, Sue Bedgood. OFFICERS SUZAN SHEPHERD President CAROLYN CRAVEN Vice President ROSE MARIE WEAVER Secretary SUE BEDGOOD . . . Treasurer DAE HEILPERN . . . Reporter LAURA WISE Program Chairman KATIE CROMMELIN Devotional Chairman Although Beta Centura is the youngest Y club at Lanier and is just getting organized, its members have begun already to make plans for charitable projects. They hope that by working together, they will be able to realize their responsibilities and will also learn to carry out these responsibilities. Page 133 AAoonmist Y Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Officers — Morgie Knox, Modolyn Anderson, Carolyn Dees, Florence Evans, Barbara Smith, Glen Pearson. SECOND ROW: Ann Molone, Bell Walters, Betty Moore, Joyce Cunningham, Patti Brooks, Missy Powell. THIRD ROW; June Calendar, Gail Vaughn, Ann Adams, Julianne Howell. Elna Cumbee. FOURTH ROW: Fay Dean. Jackie Allie, May Handey, Joyce Wilson, Jean Parker, Patsy Thigpen. FIFTH ROW; Ellen Tyson, Martha Page, Jane Ricketts, Patti Hamm, Mary Sue Pittman, Ann Singer, Betty Mae House, Barbara Roberts, Laurie Bricker. Rachel Folsom, Gloria Gayden, Dot Stewart, Joanne Jones. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Florence Evans, Glen Pearson, Carolyn Dees, Barbara Smith, Margie Knox, Madolyn Anderson. The girls of Moonmist have done a good job in their few years of existence. This past year, fulfilling their goal of growing as people and in friendship with other people, they sponsored a family to whom they gave food and gifts at Thanksgiving and Christmas time. In the spring they have an enjoyable banquet at which their officers for the next year are inducted. Page 134 Stardust Y Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Grable, Susan Foster, Laura Burford, Linda Gerson, Carol Covey, Anne Henry, Jessie Kitchens, Jule Lawson. SECOND ROW: Lee Kohn, Julie Haddon, Mary James Dennis, Jane Crump, Judy Holcombe. Julie Johnson, Emily Hinson, Sue Hargrove. THIRD ROW; Frances Mathews, Sylvia Baum, Betsy Searcy, Elizabeth Chambless, Frances Vincen- telli, Frances Marks, Kathleen Holmes, Sylvia Sanford, Tina Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Judy Justice, Sally Anderson, Judy Cantey, Janice Laney, Joan Chapman, Eloise Johns, Libby Newsom. Carolyn Jenkins. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Officers — Carol Covey, Treasurer; Linda Gerson. President; Laura Burford, Secretary,- Susan Foster, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Shirley Grable, Chaplain,- Anne Henry, T. M. Captain; Jessie Kitchens. Sergeant-at-Arms; Jule Lawson. Program Chairman. The motto of Stardust is to foster entertainment and help others with charity, not only as a duty, but with glad hearts that God has created for a purpose. Each year Stardust assists in caring for a child at the Children's Home, where this picture was taken. The members also sponsor a Benefit Bridge, on Annual Easter Egg Hunt for the children at the Home, and a Dime Dance. Page 135 R. O. T. C. Officers Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: George Bagwell, Carol Covey, David Stacey. SECOND ROW: James Andrews, Madolyn An- derson, Richard Hobbie, Betty Moore, Lynwood Keith, Pot Battle, Jerry Britton, Carolyn Gay, Joe Price, Frances Marks, Billy Northington. THIRD ROW; David Hughes, Ronald Smith, Paul Choncellor, Mickey Favor, Fred Baggett, Clyde Pearson, Alfred Sommers. FOURTH ROW: Cobb Leslie, George Dibble. David Godbold, Thomas Golson, Henry Collins. OFFICERS DAVID STACEY ................................................ President GEORGE BAGWELL . Vice President CAROL COVEY Secretary-Treasurer CAPTAIN POPE, P. M. S. T. Sponsor Today's youth — tomorrow's defense is the motto of the R. O. T. C. Officers Club. Each year the Officers Club sponsored a float in the Homecoming Parade and this year their float, which had a military theme of course, won second place. They also sponsor a fabulous dance before Christmas which every year is looked forward to by everyone. Among their activities are the preparations for Federal Inspection and Alabama Military District Inspection The officers of the Officers Club help to make a military department of which all Lanier can be proud. Page 136 Dance Band SEATED, Left to Right: Saxes — Billy Hopper, Bob Boettcher, Gus Wilke, Not Pictured: Walter Boswell. STANDING: Trom- bones: Gene Wolf, Allen Dennis, Dan Bailey. Trumpets: Marv.n Johnson, Jason Farrow, Billy Smith. Rhythm: Fletcher Primm. Billy Brassed, Not Pictured: Rusty Coney. OFFICERS BOB BOETTCHER GENE WOLF . Manager Musical Director Cleff Dance Band Page 137 SEATED, Left to Right: Billy Brassed, Billy Hopper Bob Stephens, Gus Wilke, Tommy Grey, Fletcher Primm. STANDING: Bob Boettcher, Billy Smith, Joson Farrow, Marvin Johnson, Dan Bailey, Aden Dennis. Cromton Bowl, Paterson Field, and the Alabama State Coliseum serve Montgomery with well-rounded athletic facilities, further denoting progress in Montgomery. Cramton Bowl is the scene of the annual Blue-Gray Game which attracts nation-wide interest. The Coliseum, a multi-million dollar structure, houses the largest indoor arena in the world. Lanier Coaches Watch Their Teams COASH JAMES B.MBO MELTON is the veteran of the Lanier coaching staff. Coach “Bimbo, as he is known to all the boys, came to our school in 1954. He began his coaching duties here as the backfield coach ond as “B“ team basketball coach. Now he serves as athletic director, head football coach, and track coach. Coach “Bimbo came to Lanier after enjoying a spectacular football career at the Univer- sity of Alabama. COACH ROBERT TEEL is in his second year as a coach ot Lanier. Prior to his work here he coached at Loretta in this city. Coach Teel is head basketball coach and also the end coach in football. Last year he led his varsity hardwood crew to a fourth place finish in the state tournament. He went to college at the University of Missouri where he lettered in two sports — football, and track. He played his basketball at S:. Mary's while in the service. COACH MELTON COACH TEEL COACH WILSON COACH ROBERT (BOBBY) WILSON is the newcomer to the Poet athletic staff. He came to Lanier this year after holding a coaching assignment in St. Petersburg, Florida. Coach Wilson is the line coach of the foot- ball squad; he serves as “B team basketball coach, and is the head baseball coach. Prior to assuming his cooching duties he went to the University of Ala- bama where he was a star footballer and one of the nation's top punters. He was captain of the famous 1951 Alabamo Orange Bowl Team. Poge 140 Football Team SCHEDULE LANIER 12 SELMA 0 LANIER 6 ALEX CITY 0 LANIER 13 DOTHAN 6 LANIER 28 RAMSAY 6 LANIER 7 ENSLEY 7 LANIER 28 WEST END 6 LANIER 7 TUSCALOOSA 7 LANIER 21 MURPHY 13 LANIER 7 PHENIX CITY 19 LANIER 47 TALLASSEE 0 MANAGERS Toby Savage, Mac McKee, and Buck Thigpen combine their talents to give forth an excellent job in the many and varied duties of an athletic man- ager. Toby, a senior, is the head manager; he has lettered for three straight years. He is the only manager ever to win a letter in his sophomore year. Mac, a junior, and Buck, a sophomore, are the two assistant managers. Congratulations to these three fine boys for a job well done. Buck Thigpen, Toby Savage Mac McKee Page 141 FOOTBALL TOMMY SEWELL — first string quarterback excel- lent passes runs opposition well . kicked 20 consecutive extra points a junior, will be counted on heavily next year. MARLOW REESE — quarterback senior excel- lent defensive back saw considerable service this year. WOODY WHITE — quarterback junior fast will play a lot next year . fine passer. JOE SADLER — quarterback only a sophomore shifty runner good passes . has good future ahead of him. BILLY ELLISOR — first string fullback bruising runner . could be counted on for needed yards hard- tackling linebacker . scored 36 points . . . made All-State . senior. HOWARD ELLINGTON — fullback senior hard- driving runner . gained many valuable yards when Ellisor was hurt . . scored one touchdown. TEAM JOHN PRUITT — fullback junior big and rough good runner . good defensive man scored one touchdown will see much action next year. MARLIN MOONEYHAM — fullback sophomore short but fast . fine runner played a lot for a first-year man. BUZZY RANDALL — fullback junior hurt most of the season small but aggressive will see action next year. BUD MEADS — first string halfback senior probably Lanier's top runner . . very shifty and fast . . fine man on end runs . hurt during part of season made All-State received a scholarship to Florida State . made 54 points. CLAUDE MOODY — first string halfback . junior very aggressive runner . good defensive man ran end sweeps well counted on heavily next year . . made one touchdown. BILLY FRIZZLE — halfback sophomore saw considerable action this year fine runner scored one touchdown . has bright future. FOOTBALL GARY PERRY — halfback junior very fast excellent punt and kick-off return man small but shifty will play a lot next year scored one touchdown. TOMMY GREEN — halfback junior small but fast and hard to bring down powerful runner played good ball this year. ED FAULKNER — halfback junior good runner can be counted on heavily next year. JOHN McCLURE — halfback senior was hurt during entire season was expected to have great season but injuries cut him short. HAM NEWSOM — halfback sophomore a highly rated prospect out all season with injuries will see considerable action next year if the doctor lets him. RONNIE ROSE — first-string end senior fine pass catcher played good defense scored two touchdowns alert and fast. TEAM WARREN GRAY — first-string end senior big and tall tackled hard good pass receiver been given scholarship to University of Georgia. PHIL JONES — end senior alternated during whole season with Gray and Rose excellent defensive man good offensive performer transferred to Lanier from Oklahoma. DICKIE CALHOUN — end sophomore saw a let of action for a first year man played defensive halfback hard to move fast will bolster team next year. JOHN SEALE — end junior saw considerable service good on defense tall and rangy has good future. RONALD PRICE — end sophomore tough on defense tall and fast has two more good seasons before him. KEN THIGPEN—end junior alert and ready short on experience but should play a lot next yeor. FOOTBALL BENNIE RUSSELL —end senior tall and rangy quick and sure played good on both offense and defense. FRANK MYERS — first-string tackle senior big and rough one of top linemen on team great defensive bulwark All-State will be sorely missed next year . starter for past two years . . has been given scholarship to Auburn. WAYNE LAWHORNE — tackle senior big good blocker played a lot this year very alert and hard to move. IVY JACKSON — tackle junior key reserve in line tough on defense fine blocker will be counted on heavily next year. CLIFF RUSSELL — first-string tackle junior was hurt during part of season big and rugged excellent defensive performer a key man next year. TEAM JOHN STUCKEY — tackle sophomore big and smart good defensively will play next year. JOE SCOTT — tackle sophomore quick will bolster team in '57. JIMMY SHARPE — first-string guard junior big and durable . scrappy and hard to move . very good defensive man . his fine future next year. NEIL GRIGG — first-string guard senior big but very aggressive fine blocker, opened up good holes fine defensively will be missed. HOYLE WILLIAMS — guard junior small but very quick rough man to move played a lot this year scrappy will see much action next year. ROBERT PARKER — guard junior big and tough good defensive man plays with keen desire to win will bolster attack. PHIL GREEN — guard sophomore fast played good defensively will see a lot of action next year. FOOTBALL TEAM SHELDON KUSHNER — guard sophomore small but still rough . stood out on B team . will play next year. BOB LAMAR — guard sophomore good de- fensively big will _,ee action next year. ED (BOOLIE) BECK — guard sophomore rough . and big hard to move on defense has good future. , JIM CARGILE — first-string center senior excel- lent line backer on defense smart and alert played fine offensively his less will be felt. HENRY BOURNE — center junior big and rugged tough man on defense played defensive line backer intercepted numerous passes will play next year. JOHN HAIGLER — center junior fine offensive center centered on punts and extra points very durable will share duties with Bourne next year. TERRY TAYLOR — center sophomore good defensive man saw goed deal of service will see action next year. The 1956 football campaign was a most successful one for the Sidney Lonier High Poets. They engineered a record of seven wins, two ties, and one defeat — a most enviable record for any team. Everyone thought the Poets were on their way to an undefeated season until the Phenix City Bulldogs caught the Laniermen on a cold night and hung a 19-7 defeat on them. At the first of the season it was generally believed that the Poets would not be strong, but as the season progressed our team was classified as one of the top combines in the State — all this, despite the fact that Lanier was hampered by injuries all year long. Certainly much credit goes to head Coach Bimbo Melton and his two assistants. Coaches Teel and Wilson. Also, praise must be given to the players who actually fought the battles. The Oracle says hats off to the football team for a job well done. Basketball Team Varsity SCHEDULE LANIER 54 MURPHY 57 LANIER 51 JORDAN 39 LANIER 46 ALEX CITY 34 LANIER 39 DOTHAN 46 LANIER 55 EUFAULA 49 LANIER 52 CLANTON 54 LANIER 39 SELMA 47 LANIER 60 TUSCALOOSA 48 LANIER 56 DOTHAN 49 LANIER 70 TALLASSEE 51 LANIER 72 EUFAULA 41 LANIER 80 CLANTON 57 LANIER 55 WINFIELD 37 LANIER 75 VALLEY 62 LANIER 79 PEPPERELL, GA. 43 LANIER 65 PENSACOLA, FLA'. 48 MONTGOMERY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT LANIER 52 TUSCALOOSA 38 LANIER (Champs) 48 SELMA 38 The Oracle wen� to press before the season was finished. Page 150 B Team SCHEDULE LANIER B 54 JORDAN B 28 LANIER B 64 WETUMPKA B 35 LANIER B 53 CLANTON B 38 LANIER B 49 SELMA B 32 LANIER B 44 DOTHAN B 33 LANIER B 45 RAMER B' 38 LANIER B 45 TALLASSEE B 40 LANIER B 52 CLANTON B 48 LANIER B 53 WETUMPKA B 25 LANIER B 70 HOLTVILLE 39 The Oracle went to press before the season was finished. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jimmy Hitchcock, Charles Burgess, Edward Lobman. Bill Ingram. Don Garrison, Phil Fisher, Frank Boyd, Billy Kitchens. SECOND ROW: Coach Wilson, Mike McKeen. Dickie Calhoun, Cody Jones, Hubert Kessler, Ronnie Anders, Jesse Williams, Davis Bennett. Page 151 Johnny Weisiger Jomer Cook Bob Hanson Warren Grey Itil Vr Nace Varon Gene Williams Baseball Team SCHEDULE LANIER 12 GREENVILLE 28 LANIER 12 OPELIKA 2 LANIER 18 RAMER 6 LANIER 9 GREENVILLE 8 LANIER 1 LEE 10 LANIER 1 SELMA 2 LANIER 1 SELMA 3 LANIER 3 LEE 4 LANIER 6 RAMER 5 Page 154 Golf Team Ramsey McKinney Wins holel Since all the golf matches are played at dates occurring after The Oracle goes to press, it is im- possible to give a report on the success of the golf team. However, this year's squad has their work cut out for them. Last year's team finished second in the State tournament and Lanier produced the State champion. For the '57 golf season Leo Proffitt, pro at Woodley Country Club, will coach our team. He has a good corps of linksmen and should mold them into a fine aggregation. All compe- tition is in the form of match play. Page 157 Tennis Team Albert Thomosson The Tennis Teom like the Golf Team does not begin their season before The Oracle goes to press. Thus we are not able to comment on the record of our racket boys. Lanier has always had good tennis teams and this year should be no exception. George Bagwell and Joe Price, who are both returning lettermen, will carry the brunt of the burden. All home matches are played at the Montgomery Country Club. Jimmy Ashurst George Bagwell Poge 158 O 0 Ham Newsom Montgomery's oldest public high school, named in honor of Sidney Lanier, who at one time lived in Montgomery, was established in 1910. The present building, an impressive structure, is located on South Court Street. It was built in 1929. Remember September, the beginning of another year of fun and excitement at Lanier? These familiar scenes now bring back memories of the thrills and anticipations we felt as the good times began to roll. . The falling of the leaves meant football time was at hand, and we all held our hands high with L-L-LAN, l-IER. With the aid of our enthusiasm our football team was able to boast a very fine record this year. Off to a fine start we went, opening the school year with our annual School Daze Mixer. At the Mixer we witnessed a prevue of what was to come Little did we know that even more fun was in store than we had expected. Senior and sophomore girls can well recall the Senior Girls' Tea with its de- licious food, pretty dresses, and Getting to Know You conversation. I! SEPTEMBER At The Oracle Beauty Ball, decorated as Dreamland, the dreams of ten boys and girls who were chosen as the '57 Oracle Beauties, were able to come true. We enjoyed dancing on the patio after football games. Then there ore the ordi- nary scenes which bring happy memo- ries. Remember the fun in the lunchroom and friendly conversations in the halls before 8:30? OCTOBER As the poges turn, we see that time h by and Homecoming is here. Homecoming our beautiful Queen the fabulous parade the 3 top floats the Queen and —her Court at assembly ■■ I a Homecoming ribbon 1 dent Council Float I for the ah T I show gone buying the Stu- the reception the halftime the surprised expressions of our Queen and her attendants when their names were called! The dance to close the day with a happy ending. Never will we forget our 1957 Home- coming Day! NOVEMBER mss, m mb November come, bringing with it on album of memories. The Thanksgiving Assembly seemed to surpass oil others with its message of brotherhood among all nations. The annual Man of the Year Banquet , sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., was attended by many Poets. A circus was the setting of the Senior Girls Bazaar. At the close of the football season our cheerleaders were awarded certificates to say Thank You from the team for their help in cheering them on! DECEMBER Christmas came and with it came the glow of bright tinsel and colorful decorations. The Y held its annual Christmas tree sale. Some homeroom sections shared with others as we remembered the true meaning of the holiday. The Christmas assembly was an inspirational and beautiful prelude to a wonderful holiday. ' OUVM COKMnTtC CHRISTMAS TREES CAMP ELSER Can we ever forget the an- gelic sound of the Glee Club's singing through the halls to tell us Christmas is here ? Then came the dances — the thrill of attending them and the fun of decorating for them. All in all, December was a bright, happy spot in our calendar of events. Another year begins, and with it exams. Oh, we studied so hard! Also we began 1957 by doing something for others in our Teens Against Polio cam- paign. Remember Balloon Day? We found time for fun, however. The Pea King and Queen ruled over the French Club Banquet. The Inter-Club Council led us in our celebration that exams were over at its between-semester barn dance. FEBRUARY Things changed somewhat at Lanier when February came, at least things changed for one week — Twirp Week. The week ended with a gala dance at which the Twirp King was crowned. The Oracle drive took place in February. We all remember the fun of basketball games. We were certainly proud of our fine team! At last March, full of activities, came. At the French Club's Mardi Gras our lovely Queen and her court were presented. Time for elections! The posters, the speeches, the hard work — and at last our next year's leaders were elected. The Blue and White staff took its annual trip to New York. What fun it was to promenade on Fifth Avenue! It was time for Youth Legislature, our opportunity to gain experience in govern- ment. MARCH APRIL April brought showers of moments to re- member. The Glee Club Concert its theme, Toylond Fantasy, the beautiful White Part the last time for the Seniors to sing The Battle Hymn The Juniors gave the Seniors a wonderful Prom. We'll never forget this last big Donee at Lanier! Our R.O.T.C. boys marched forward to a Federal Inspection. The Latin Club held a wonderful ban- quet this year! MAY The lost page of our calen- dar, the end of another year — May! Now it's time for the Seniors to say, So long to the many wQnderful times and lasting friendships gained at Lanier. Only a memory, an echo, and a promise to remain in the hallowed halls as we go out to meet the world. mr m Poge 177 Lanier Alma Mater Dear Lanier, tho' fleeting time May bear us far away from thee. Forever in thy hallowed halls Each heart will dwell in loyalty. Faithful to the blue and white We will be. And before thy shrine of knowledge We will kneel to thee. Alma Mater, thy standard waves Triumphant through each passing year,- We love thy spirit, true and brave, Thy courage through each threatening fear, We will hold when we begin our lives anew Mem'ries of thy sheltering walls. And of thy friendships true. LANIER! Georgia Wagner Morgan Page 178 Dexter Avenue, Montgomery's main street, was named in honor of Andrew Dexter, founder of Montgomery. Looking west from the Capitol, one can see on the right hand the State Office Build- ing, on the left hand the State Highway Department, and in the distance Court Square Fountain. COMPLIMENTS OF CARMICHAEL TIN SHOP 1439 HOUSTON STREET Pictured above is the modernistic home of the Carmichael Tin Shop located at 1439 Houston Street. We feature all types of metal work; in- cluding termite shields, gutters, down spouts, metal and built up roofs, duct work, and vending heaters. Our work will help preserve your prop- erty, give you more protection and make a better appearance for your home. Naturally we use only the finest quality materials as well as expert workmanship, assuring you of the best possible job. As an extra feature we now carry the complete line of Bryant Air Conditioners and heating units. We give free estimates on any job. Just dial AM 3-8630 and one of our representatives will call on you. FROSTY MORN MEATS FOR BETTER MEALS Sing it over and over again FROSTY MORN HAMS, BACON, SAUSAGE AND WEINERS Phone 5-1594 5-1595 3-9316 COMPLIMENTS OF lumSinnuiplulj ICE CtEAU ON YOUR G R ABU AT ION 'ftp ' GCtiC, ‘u Lcg- 2 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY When you want a photograph you want a fine photograph And that's the only kind your Official Photographer takes PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO 2nd Floor MARTHA GILMORE, Manager 7iVont ome ni r In this great land of ours, private enterprise offers each of you bound- less opportunities equalled nowhere else on earth. Your future is limited only by your determination, ability and vision. Regardless of your vocation, you will find association with UNION BANK a valuable ally. Our bank has assisted many young men and women on the pathway to success and is anxious to do the same for you! We cordially invite all graduates of Sidney Lanier High School to bank with us, and bank on us as a lifetime partner in your future success. FOUNDED 1901 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM GENERAL DEPOSITARY U. S. GOVERNMENT FIFTY-SIX YEARS OF CONSTRUCTING BANKING SERVICE ALABAMA JOURNAL SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR CARRIER'S BUSINESS Because carriers are businessmen, a newspaper route is a practical course in business management. It teaches business methods; book- keeping, selling, value of service, etc. It provides adequate earnings, builds health and character. Yes, Sir, Advertiser - Journal carriers (many of them Lanier stu-) dents do an important job every day and these news papers are proud of them. MORNING - EVENING - SUNDAY Full 24 Hour Service of the Associated Press Serving Railroads The World Over! MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Manufacturers of Railway Track Maintenance Equipment THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MONTGOMERY NO. 1814 MONTGOMERY 1, ALABAMA THE BANKING PROFESSION IS BRIGHTER TODAY THAN EVER BEFORE DROP BY TO SEE US ANYTIME AND DISCUSS THE POSSIBILITIES OF A BANKING CAREER NORMANDALE SHOPPING CENTER THE SOUTH'S FINEST You are cordially invited to visit one of the Southland's most striking pieces of architecture — Normandale Shopping Center. Modern from its superstructure to the latest in every conceivable type of merchandise, Normandale's 30 modern stores offer you the ultimate in QUALITY, SERVICE and CONVENIENCE. FREE PARKING — 1 Stop Shopping R. H. HUMPHERY SONS MANUFACTURERS DEALERS SOUTHERN PINE AND HARDWOODS WEST COAST PRODUCTS MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Phone 2-0689 COMPLIMENTS OF ALABAMA HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION ENCOURAGING HOME OWNERSHIP By Requiring Honesty, Integerity and Good Workmanship in Montgomery's Home Building Industry 22 South Perry Phone AM 5-3661 SINCE 1868 CENTRAL ALABAMA'S LEADING DEPT. STORE DOWNTOWN - EASTBROOK - OPELIKA COMPLIMENTS OF It's Your Total Food Bill That Counts . . . And it's always less at the Kwik Chek COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Happiness Begins at Home tk better then good... ft's f'OREMOST THE GREAT NAME IN DAIRY PRODUCTS 1................................................1 ! OUR BEST WISHES ! ! j ! TO THE STUDENTS OF LANIER You are doing a Great Job Supporting Your School and Your Team. We look forward to the time when you will join a Bigger Team —the business men and women building a bigger, a better Montgomery MONTGOMERY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE --------------------------------- 7 I ! KLEIN SON EXTEND ! BEST WISHES TO LANIER STUDENTS On the completion of another successful year we'd like to re- mind you that, just as it takes you years of study to prepare for your future, so does it take a jeweler years to learn the art of judging diamonds. Sometimes you'll be buying diamonds—when you do, put your confidence in a jeweler of integrity and repute. KLEIN SON JEWELERS SINCE 1893 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA s s s s s s s s s R. F. D. 1 BOX 411 MONTGOMERY 6, ALABAMA ROBERT F. HENRY TILE COMPANY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA TILE For Permanence and Beauty PARAMOUNT CHARLES FAIRVIEW SUPER DRIVE-IN COMPLIMENTS OF A tender, fragrant little rosebud looked around wonderingly and asked: What brought me here? The rose answered briskly, The stalk of course. Abx Rice MONTGOMERY APOTHECARY Drugs — Stationery Sick Room Supplies Cosmetics — Prescriptions BEAR LUMBER COMPANY, INC LUMBER - MILLWORK - BUILDING MATERIALS Phone CH 2-2961 Jefferson and Perry Streets MONTGOMERY 2, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF RANCH RESTAURANT Stop At The Sign Of The Lariat MONTGOMERY - MOBILE For The Finest In Highway Travel TRAVEL TRAILWAYS Phone CH 4-5326 COMPLIMENTS OF PARTS SERVICE COMPANY Phone 2-4481 COMPLIMENTS OF MARKS-HARRIS PRINTING COMPANY 2745 Day Street VISIT L .llacnman Montgomery's Leading Ready-To-Wear Store PAKE - STEPHENSON, INC. SPORTING GOODS 26 Commerce Street MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Compliments Of McGOUGH BAKERIES 844 Monroe HENLEY MEMORIAL COMPANY i ♦ 1601 Mt. Meigs Road ! ! j j MONTGOMERY 7, ALABAMA | | i Montgomery's Oldest Jewelers RUTH AND SONS 26 Dexter Avenue Features Sterling By The Nation's Leading Silversmiths For The Past 84 Years TOM J o N E S PAN AM D 1 T R 1 B U T O R MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA CAPITOL CHEVROLET INCORPORATED THE HOUSE OF COURTESY Telephone 7711 243 Catoma Street MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF cjCeciL - YFlemory Chapef FUNERAL DIRECTORS COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME COMPLIMENTS OF CHRIS J. SHERLOCK, INCORPORATED CONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT, ROAD MACHINERY TELEPHONE 8321 i ( ( J i $ S s S s s s s t ) S s S i f S s ) s ) s -J s s s J i s s s s s s ) s s s s s s s I j P. O. BOX 1828 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA s COMPLIMENTS OF ACME PLUMBING and HEATING CO JACK MURRAY, Owner JEHLE BROTHERS, INC. 1616 Mt. Meigs Road — Box 2006 — Phone 3-4741 i j ( i j i { ( j S j j —j -j s j j j j I MONTGOMERY 7, ALABAMA I ( 1 CONGRATULATIONS From MASSEY DRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE Individual Instructions Leading to the Highest Paying Jobs for More Than 67 Years COMPLIMENTS OF FILTER QUEEN OF ALABAMA Vacuum Cleaners, our Only Business One Stop — One Shop For LEWYT • FILTER QUEEN • HOOVER • EUREKA THOMPSON INDUSTRIAL • GENERAL ELECTRIC • COMPACT • SILVER KING • J Authorized Sales and Service j 673 South McDonough Street Phone AM 2-1693 The Smartest Students Have Learned To Shop at The Show Place of Montgomery u QUALITY «VALUE • VARIETY FORMERLY SILVER’S MONTGOMERY'S STORE PATERSONS7 ROSEMONT GARDENS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 300 South Perry Street — Dial 7731 j r JIMMY THOMPSON - SANDY WOODMAN CAPITOL FLORAL COMPANY 910 Adams Avenue Phone 5-6728 CITY FLORAL COMPANY 1008 East Patton Phone 3-6546 CAPITOL FLOWER MARKET 1 493 Cramer Avenue Phone 2-2465 s ( s i j i I s s j s j i :J J J r j i i s s J j t j L r—■ i j t ( ( j i L BEST WISHES FROM Fannin’s Headquarters for Campus Clothes Montgomery's Finest Store for Men AMERICAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Artie Traveler TRUCK TRAILER REFRIGERATION COMPLIMENTS OF FRUIT SUPPLY COMPANY Montgomery's Largest Distributor of all Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone AM 2-0581 329 North Court Street designers THE HELBURN CO. incorporated Distributors of Institutional Food Handling Equipment And Refrigeration Telephone CH 7-8346 P. O. Box 1671 426 - 442 Montgomery Street Two Ghostly sheets are mighty proud; She's short; he's tall and lanky. The tall one's passing out cigars; His wife just had a hanky. ( ( i t j j ( J ' MONTGOMERY ROQUEMORE GRAVEL COMPANY { t j j j 709 First National Bank Building Phone CH 7-8837 J COMPLIMENTS OF THE ALABAMA NATIONAL BANK OF MONTGOMERY MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. j j SEALY AND JEHLE TILE CONTRACTORS 806 South Decatur Street SHOP EASY GROCERY MARKET FRESH MEATS - VEGETABLES FANCY GROCERIES For Instant Delivery Phone 2-9940 2501 Upper Wetumpka Road DEXTER AVENUE BEAUTY SALON Room 13, Reese Building Grace Thomas — Willie Treadwell One girl to another: I like the outdoor type of fellow — the kind who has a nice convertable. KELLER N. HUMPHREY LUMBER COMPANY Southern Pine and Hardwoods West Coast Products MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA s s s S S S S s s s s I j s s s . •J c i 1 : i s s s s s ' I ( ( s s ( s L -7 r S s 4 ' 4 ' 4 s 4 V 5 S S I I s s s s s t I ( S J I i s ( s COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN MOTOR IMPORTS IMPORTED CAR CENTER JACK HAMEL, Owner 505 Montgomery Street DIAL 5-4745 ELLIS LITHO COMPANY Lithographers — Printers Lithographic Plates — Negatives 615 Maryland Street Phone 2-2561 4 t 4 4 4 - -7 ) DIXIE DRIVE IT YOURSELF SYSTEM ( Drive It Yourself) 224 LEE STREET 4 4 4 j 4 j t 4 t 4 4 4 4 4 4 ZALE ELEBASH JEWELERS America's Largest Diamond Merchants 74 Store Buying Power 1 Court Square 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 4 j j 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 COMPLIMENTS OF HAZEL ATLAS GLASS COMPANY Quality — Value — Style ROY LOGAN SHOE STORE America's Greatest Shoe Value 74 Dexter I GOODWIN BROTHERS FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT 319 Jefferson Street j MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 4 — r-——- I S S s FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF CLARKSBURG PAPER COMPANY j s j � i f t j I I I I s s f -j ■'t r- II METCALF'S 17 Commerce Boys' Men's Wear Montgomery, Alabama Columbus, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF MID-SOUTH PACKERS OF ALABAMA Policeman to driver of a long, long Look, lady, if you can't park it all, park as much of it as you can. OF MONTGOMERY DIXIE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY STATIONERY - GREETING CARDS GIFTS Invitations and Social Printing in the Bell Building MERCANTILE PAPER CO. SCHOOL-OFFICE-ENGINEERING SUPPLIES Dial 8341 1 16 Commerce Street L ---- MEN'S WEAR Phone AM 4-3443 14 Dexter Avenue MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA L 'Styles of Today With 3 Touch of Tomorrow ! It is said that high heels were invented � ! by a young lady who was kissed on the forehead. ARMISTEAD'S ART STORE PICTURE FRAMING and SUPPLIES 32 South Court COMPLIMENTS OF Penney’s ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Court Square CLOTHES FOR THE FAMILY Shop At SEARS and SAVE Sears, Roebuck, Co. 135 Dexter Avenue S ( | | j t { t i s t t j t | s I I i i f s t CUSHMAN LAMBRETTA SCOOTERS CAPITAL SERVICE and SUPPLY Sales and Service 934 Adams Phone 3-5342 i i I ; E. E. FORBES PIANO CO. | ! COMPLIMENTS j | S I It Pays to Shop at Forbes OF Before Buying t ALABAMA GAS 1 105 Commerce Street ! j ! MONTGOMERY 1, ALABAMA ! 1 ) j CORPORATION t , i j BLUEPRINT SERVICE CO. | 1 COMPLIMENTS Blueprinting • Line Prints i OF i Photostating j I POWELL ELECTRIC Phone 3-4865 COMPANY j P. O. Box 1383 Montgomery, Ala. j 815 Adams s s 256 Dexter Avenue { ) Phones: AM 3-2738 and AM 4-5044 I 1, I „ . i yac ted j Shop At PETS and SUPPLIES SEARS and SAVE I ! j 833 Adams Ave. Phone AM 4-8111 j Sears, Roebuck, Co. Across from St. Margaret's Hospital J 135 Dexter Avenue rrjr BRADLEY PLUMBING and j - i MONTGOMERY HEATING COMPANY SHOE FACTORY REPAIRS - CONTRACTS i J EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING ! Gas Electrical Appliances Two Locations ! | 15 North McDonough Street J ] Corner Court and Washington Dial 3-1666 or 3-7203 t ! j Normandale Shopping Center s COMPLIMENTS OF EXCELSIOR BRICK COMPANY JL COMPLIMENTS OF ARONOV REALTY CO., INC. j 42 So. Court Phone AM 5-4523 I j PROFESSIONAL CENTER PHARMACY | We 5 We Specialize in Your Baby's Prescriptions [ COMPLIMENTS OF J. T. WELLS LUMBER COMPANY DARBY SONS CLEANERS — LAUNDERERS BURT'S GIFT SHOP 22 South Perry Phone AM 2-3246 GLOBE FINANCE COMPANY PERSONAL LOANS 113 Lee Street ir | 113 Le JETER TV SERVICE 746 South Decatur Street SALES — SERVICE U |j Coach to player as shapely blond walk past Kh: 'There goes the school's leading pass re- J LEVERING RUG CLEANING AND MATTRESS RENOVATING CO. 912 So. Decatur LESTER H. HALL APPRAISAL COMPANY Realtor 41 1 Hill Building Montgomery, Alabama ■7 r' ii i j i i) i i .1 COMPLIMENTS OF FOREST AVENUE BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP 1 OAK PARK SERVICE STATION 100 Forest Avenue Phone AM 2-9941 THE AMOS AGENCY Real Estate — Insurance 1551 Highland Avenue Phone AM 3-0543 J COMPLIMENTS OF Y. W. C. A. Y-TEENS Prescriptions Phone AMherst 2-6651 PRICE DRUG COMPANY 142 Montgomery Street i ; j j DAVIS MOTOR CO., INC. i 1 1 I J Compliments Of i | SOUTHERN MOTOR ! I ( PONTIAC - CADILLAC ! ! 1 � � 1 1 1 1 Sales and Service 1 1 IMPORTS ! ( I { 141 Catoma Street 1 1 1 t | 1 1 t 1 1 t | REINHART MOTORS, INC. | | j MODEL SUPPLY CO. j s ' 1 1 1 1 1 $ j Home of The Rambler Montgomery's Most Complete 1 1 I j Hobby Shop 1 | Serving Automobile Owners i | J Flying Models Engines ] 1 1 Since 1940 i ' { 4.0 Gauge Railroad 1 1 312 Catoma Phone AM-2-4836 i ! 917 Adams Phone AM 5-7281 ! 1! i 1 1 1 I t t JOHNSON TIRE i COMPLIMENTS OF 1 i I | [ 1 1 1 $ 1 1 1 and JIM MASSEY 1 1 SUPPLY COMPANY S || CLEANERS LAUNDERS I ( i ) 1 $ � ) AUTOMOTIVE JOBBERS s 1 1 1032 East Fairview ) 1 1 | Since 1910 j | I 1 Branch Office 402 Montgomery j � 1 1 | i j! ! I I : } COMPLIMENTS OF i! CARL W. GUY, BELK- HUDSON j GENERAL CONTRACTOR 44 Dexter Avenue Home Building s ( | General Repair Work | s The Home of Better Values | 1551 Highland Phone AM 4-0281 DAVIS PRINTING CO. For Fine Printing — 7254 317 Washington Ave SPURGEON AKERS - ROBERT AKERS Owners I! THE GOODFORM SHOP 26 Dexter Avenue Clothes and Accessories For the Well Dressed Young Man Reliable Prescription Service ! 1 i COMPLIMENTS PAGEHURST DRUG CO. i 1 i 4 !! of j 1018 Fairview Avenue ! i . I 4 | 4 HEILPERN AGENCY Dial AM 2-5775 11 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA | i S | J 54 Adams Ave. II 4 Lc MARSHALL LUMBER MILL COMPANY, INC. BUILDING MATERIAL and MILL WORK YELLOW PINE LUMBER P. O. BOX 906 MONTGOMERY 2, ALABAMA 4 4 GREENWOOD CEMETERY GREENWOOD MEMORIAL GARDENS ! AT THE END OF HIGHLAND THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL FOUNDED 1873 RUTH and SONS JEWELERS 25 Dexter Ave. MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA ¥ i i i i I! ii TURNER INSURANCE and BONDING CO., INC CASUALTY FIRE INSURANCE SURITY BONDS BELL BUILDING Phone AM 2-6654 Emily Hinson, Julie Hoddon, Anne Henry, Beverly Langston, Julie Johnson, Joanne Jones, Jessie Kitchens. fiii Hm Nina Hope, Helen Hobbie. Richard Hobbie, Lynn Hobbie Jone Jones. Lee Poke. Roman Weill. Linda Gerson. Sylvia Baum. Leone Kraus. Rodney Dongerfield, Pat Parkee, Judy Justice, Harriet Scheuer. lynda Hudson, Jane Parks. Susan Beasley. Carol Bedsole. Pat Battle, Mary Louise Kaylor. Beverly Crum. Marlin Doy Humphry Bowling. Julie Haddon. Pat Griffin Joe Price Joanne Jones, J. J. Laney. u Compliments and Best Wishes From JAKE ARONOV TIRE COMPANY 503 Bell Street — MONTGOMERY, ALA. COMPLIMENTS OF j D. W. MOODY HARDWARE CO. | 843 South Decatur Street j Phone 8665 I---- COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. KRESS and COMPANY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF Y. M. C. A. Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y BOO CHARLES W. EDWARDS PLUMBING HEATING HARDWARE HOME SUPPLIES 1908 Mt. Meigs Road BOOKS Alabama's Most Modern Book ond Gift Shop GIFTS and FUN SHOP NOVELTIES Hallmark Greeting Cards When You Core Enough to Send the Very Best CAPITOL NEWS and BOOK CO. 214 Montgomery St. Phone 2-9819 SEAWELL SHOE COMPANY Shoes of Style Quality 13 South Court Street L COMPLIMENTS OF JESSE FRENCH PIANO COMPANY 75 Commerce Street LET LUTHER SKINNER BE YOUR PRINTER LUTHER SKINNER COMPANY 80 Commerce Street r Barber (to man with plastered hair): What'll you have—a haircut or just the oil changed? COMPLIMENTS OF ANDER'S BOOK STORE 53 Commerce Street Sign along a state highway: 'Keep Alabama Green—Bring Money. BROOKS HARDWARE 423 Cloverdale Road BROOKS MARINE 1824 Mt. Meigs Road Girl to date: Waltz faster, dear — it's a rumba. t —-J COMPLIMENTS OF MAXWELL HEIGHTS IGA GROCERY UNITED PLYWOODS CORPORATION ----------------------------------------------------------C- FRANCIS CAFETERIA 402 Lawrence — Normandale dale DIXIE REXALL DRUGS 1709 Mulberry Street and Eastbrook Shopping Center BEST WISHES f t HOUSE FURNITURE MARKET i :: COMPLIMENTS OF DUNN GLASS , ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LEON'S RESTAURANT 415 Cloverdale Road t t t t S | S | t I s i t BENSON'S BAKERY 900 South Court Street i---------------------------------------------------------------------------J i COMPLIMENTS OF POULTRY PRODUCTS COMPANY ---------j t j j i t s t CAPISTRANO RESTAURANT LOUNGE C--'—-------------------------------- -J --------- WING'S LOCKSMITH SHOP ► -7 r- ( S !! t s S S y s S y y ir RAY BROOKS MACHINERY COMPANY SALES SERVICE Fairview Avenue One student to another: The only thing about coming to school on time is that it makes the day so long. Compliments Of Mac ADAMS PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY ?r STEWARTS 202 MONTGOMERY STREET COMPLIMENTS OF PEAVY LUMBER COMPANY SMITH COCHRAN, INC. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE '158 Lee Street Phone AM 2-0375 COMPLIMENTS OF TOMMY'S DRESS SHOP 1014 East Fairview AMY'S UNUSUAL GIFTS 2756 Boultier Street CLOVERDALE —i L---- DIANA SHOPS 51 Dexter Phone 4-6553 MARTHA REA FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions 2150 Mt. Meigs Road LATEST RECORDS COHEN AMUSEMENT CO. s s s J ■-? ( { ♦ I PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. GLASS — PAINTS L- IV i —1 MINIATURE FASHIONS 1050 E. Fairview Avenue (Just across from the Clover Theater) Smart Styles from Pram to Prom COMPLIMENTS OF FOUR SEASONS ELLIS OPTICAL DISPENSARY 215 Montgomery Street Doctor's Building, Normandale COMPLIMENTS OF BON MARCHE r- if j s ii |) r- ( I { 11 i i i i - j c- ( Girl to friend: It was so strange the way we met — we were introduced. COMPLIMENTS OF CLOVERDALE PHARMACY 1044 E. Fairview Phone AM 2-1636 COMPLIMENTS OF ! i I ( DIXIE ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 I I L 20 South Court Street y —— PemembeA PaAacj n � Pem mbeA Pa uuf n � PemembeA PaAcujon lillllll ITIII I oday we are printers of the yearbook of your school. Tomorrow as you seek your future in_JK fl)the professions, industry and commerce we at Paragon hope to serve you with the essential PrintingJ and Lithography you will need in the pursuit of your career. Many of our best customers came to us through friendships formed around the annual planning table or from former grads like yourself who first saw our work in their annual. wuk fe it Wtiit L CJfje Qaragon Qreste MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA CONFIDENCE is the heritage of youth .... it is also a fundamental requirement of business .... attained by long study, training and experience • We have enjoyed the confidence of yearbook Staffs throughout the country for over thirty years .... an accomplishment for which we are truly grateful and justly proud .... - COLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISION Property of ALABAMA ENQRAVINQ COMPANY Ourk-D « County Library BIRMINGHAM Ozarfc. Alabama DEXTER AVENUE fOflMLHY AttfT JTmr THIS STREET WAS NAMU TO HONOR ANDRE DEXTER ON£ OF THE fOUNDlf S OF MONTGOMERY ALONC THIS STREET MOVEO THE INAUGURAL PAP ADC Of JEFFERSON DAVIS WHEN HE TOOK THE OATH Of OFFICE AS PRESIDENT OF THE CONfEDE� ATE STATES Of AMERICA fLBRUAFY 13. !3fcJ DIXIE WAS PLAYED AS A BAND ARRANCEMLNT FOP. THE FIRST TIME ON TMB OCCASION PlACfO 8T SOPHIE Bias CHAPTER UD.C, ‘ APRIL 1942