Lanier High School - Oracle Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1958 volume:

� r presenting the —' _ . A — — _! t . .rnmmmi — I 1 t JUDY CANTEY .... Editor-in-Chief JUDY HOLCOMBE . . . Assistant Editor ALEX SHERLOCK . . Business Manager MR. CHILES HARRIS .... Sponsor Looking back on a year of many happy events, we see our Poet couple participating in the various phases of school life at Lamer, As we see them learning in the classroom, being inspected in Mili- tary, going to a dance, working through Lanier's club program, and cheering at the football games, it reminds us of our happy year at Lanier. CLASSES PATRONS . . . N FACULTY . . . ATHLETICS MILITARY. CLUBS . . . P ACT1V1TIE G FEATURES. . . . . 8 . 18 64 74 98 146 172 188 And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, Tlmt one small head could carry all he knew.” —Oliver Goldsmith Sic DEDICATION As an expression of our love and appreciation for many years of devoted teaching and for inspiring in uncounted students a love of literature and a zest for knowledge and understanding, for his interest and effort on behalf of every phase of life at our school, for his guiding thoughts in originating our yearbook — for all that he has meant to Lanier, we respectfully dedicate this, the ORACLE of 1958, to MR. CHILES HARRIS. U-rr iC V'' £p; TT i-O - irTT-i. y- rr7f THINK � L FACULTY The ORACLE wishes to pay a tribute to the teachers of Lanier, who have done so much to make Lanier the fine school that it is. MR. L. W. DOUGLAS Principal Lanier is very lucky to have at its head, Mr. L. W. Douglas, who has done much to keep Lanier one of the best schools in the country. After at- tending Birmingham Southern, Colum- bia University, University of Chicago, he taught at Vinemont, Verbena, and Baldwin Junior High School. In our memories of Lanier, our principal holds a very special place because he has been a capable and understanding advisor, with a sense of humor. [ 10 ] FACULTY MR. W. E. GLAZNER Assistant Principal Mr. Gl'azner received his degree at the University of Alabama. After he had taught school in Cherokee, St. Clair, De Kalb, and Shelby Counties, Lanier was fortunate in getting Mr. Glazner as a mathematics teacher and assistant principal. Mr. Glazner will always be a favorite at Lanier because he always enters all his work with a smile for everyone. MRS. CLIFF HARPER Dean of Girls Mrs. Cliff Harper, our Dean of Girls, went to Montevallo and Vanderbilt Colleges. After teaching at Cherokee County High School, Mrs. Harper came to Lanier to teach English. Mrs. Harper left Lanier during the war years, but returned in 1950 to be- come our Dean of Girls. With this big duty, Mrs. Harper handles many miscellaneous jobs. She has been a big help to all the students as an advisor, someone the students can go to with their problems, however large or small. [ 11 ] FACULTY French French French French ah Frenci. jCj � French Fre rencn j French it. Frer f 9k Frerv mch Fr f£neh Fr French f h French «nch Fr a c � inual Arte Manuel Arte Menu iual Arte Science Set .ence 5c Manual cience fi Arte Marien� manual Art inual A Tte Manuarce $cienci cienc ELOISE ANDREWS MARGUERITTE B. ARMSTRONG JOHN 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 A.B., M.A., Huntingdon College; Birmingham-Southern Science ■nd Band 3and Band Bar.j Bai Bar % V WILLIAM T. BINION B.S., University of Alabama Band MILA WORD BLACK B.S., Athens College; Peabody College; Bowling Green College of Commerce Commercial MARGARET P. BOWLING A.B., University of Alabama Commercial JO ANN CARR B.S., University of Alabama Mathematics .unchr themat itra Orchestra Orchestra Orcatin Latin Latin Latin Lati chroo Lunchroom Lunchroom Ltt5 Mathematico Hathematics •boBtra OxaM HlBK estra in )rchest Latij _ Latin Latin Latin tin La Orche a Orchtin a ,ra isstra C vestra L Orchectrtin )rchestra f Orche at -a Ore 'lroom L tin La mchrooa atln Latin m Lunchroo Latirirod� ' m Lun tnchrooa ' neh r Kathen ics t ics Ma .ics V Tati HELEN CARTER Orchestra KATE CLARK A.B., Agnes Scott Latin MILDRED J. COWHAM Lunchroom JEWELL W. ECKLES B.S., M.S., Auburn Mathematics FACULTY r.co;iusru.ctt none LCOiiasu.cs It 5 Hone FrCf xw nomicsJf one Kcona oech h Sprech Jpreeh Speedi Speef?h 'n U8h iish r«11S- |S MADELINE EITZEN A.B., Huntingdon; Columbia University Home Economics CLETA WATSON ELLIS B.A., Southern Methodist University; Furman University Speech and English MARY EMMA ENGLISH B.S., University of Alabama English KATHERINE EVANS A.B., M.A., University of Alabamo English sb English English Engllsn inigh cparl, Bh Ep niBh Spsnis English eh Enp] sh Spa panis [ •‘ish S U8h Spent isfc Enpl: THOMAS J. FOWLER B.S., M.A., Livingston State College; University of Alabama English BUELAH N. GRAHAM B.S., M.A., Alfred University; University of Buffalo Spanish MARGARET GORRIE A.B., M.A., Huntingdon; University of Alabama Mathematics EFFIE M. GREEN A.B., Huntingdon College Commercial ocience science science SScience Science Science Scj ce Science ’ • Science? Scienc cienc'Jgr SciLence ienc T ?cie 'nce GnCe ,re -nce ?riencA flbte.---ire Sc ience SUZIE GREEN A.B., M.A., Peabody College Science WALTER M. GREEN B.S., Auburn Science FACULTY a ? uuurtury uivrmry ux.oru.ry l leU Education Phyalcal Ed :■ f Ubrajr ------------------ubrary Lib’ish KnylisK tlon J.brart ■ Uhrah Enr leal inry , H ’ 'Library'Tiish tion fl • pon Phv:T Libr % i rary U lr� } Edw itlterary Mon FT raiy Li very lish Engli fpar.! ah vglish finish ?h S NELL HAGEDORN B.S., University of Michigan Physical Education LAURA HALL Emory University; University of Alabama; Huntingdon Librarian CHILES HARRIS A.B., University of Alabama; Chicago University English JESSIE REID HEUSTESS A.B., Huntingdon College Spanish e§ Social Studies Social S jcues Social Studiea Socia n lish Enpli ft lifh Enp OUIDA T. HICKS B.S., M.S., Montevallo; Iowa State Home Economics JAMES P. HOWARD B.S., M.S., Auburn Social Studies JULIA R. HUGHES A.B., M.A., Montevallo; Auburn Social Studies LAURA JOHNSTON A.B., M.A., Huntingdon; University of Alabama; University of North Carolina; University of Kentucky English kV IVV kA. latics Athletics Athletice J tlgineer Engineer Engineer Eng a. a j aditet. ce Scienc AW44W w Ver Engine cience Engineer F ience ier . ience ! r Engineer «■r Enr Srience 5 FRANCES JONES B.S., Montevallo Science JERRY LAMBERT B.S., University of Alabama Athletics JOHN C. LANGLEY Engineer [ 14 ] J. O. LAWRENCE B.S., Western Kentucky Teachers College Science State FACULTY Kathematioe K thematics K. vxvo n uxicnax.ic8 ftfttMi ics Mat itional Agri :ion I Af onal kg •nal Agrt! 1 Agricul 1 A i£ Singinr Sirring Si nging Ringing r .ng Sin 'fin, Sir.fi }nrinr ir.rir n.ng Sinrin KYLE R. LEVERETTE B.S., M.A., Troy State Teachers; Peabody College Mathematics SADIE LIDE B.S., University of Alabama Mathematics W. C. LOCKE B.S., Auburn Vocational Agriculture MERLE McCORKLE A.B., Judson College English and Singing ' Tier ffiro f.'ice Offi Of fie Of Hi w Office Of fit e Offi Military Officitaiy Mi ry Military Military Military tary Mi Milit cm.17 wu . ' _ ' liUry Ulitary _ • tary Mil tary ™ ty Milita WILLIAM M. McGRAW E. C. McNEES ANNE F. MERLINI B.A., M.A., Huntingdon; University B S.. M.A., L.L.B., Auburn; Peabody; Office of Alabama Jones Law School Diversified Occupation Social Studies M SGT. WHITFIELD MELVIN Military s Kathamatii MBatics tin Latin Latir, Latin Latin ithematics K Latin L isi: Enr : rUsh Erg A. iSn iV LEnglis MARY NEIL MILLS A.B., Judson Mathematics GWENDOLYN MISSILDINE A. B., Montevallo Commercial EVA M. MOONEYHAM A.B., Huntingdon Latin and Social Studies [ 15 ] MARY ELMORE PERSONS A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College English FACULTY '- 1: CAPT. CHAS. E. POPE, JR. A.B., University of Georgia Military ■ o—� V. D K 3 Kt E n E - 3. 1 English o. E. 0. ish EnJ« t. «. s, d. Englis K D E D- E. English Ed v 0 E. w. D. R. F. SCARBOROUGH University of Alabama Commercial OLIVE SCHMIDT B.S., M.A., Steven Austin; Northwestern University English DONNA M. SEAY B.S., Auburn Distributive Education telematics Mathematice Mai :e Mattj ahematics ice ' LENORA C. SHERLOCK A.B., M.S., Huntingdon; Auburn Mothomotics t Art Art Art Art Art Ar Ar� ry Military Military Military Art A, Art rt Art Ar BJi ; 'MMm� Hllitary: Art Arlt� ry X Art ry Wltl 1 Art Ar LI It ary CLYDE SMILIE B.S., Montevallo; University of Alabama Commercial FRANCES PRICE SMITH B.A., University of Alabama Art M SGT. BURL Q. SUMLIN Military Scie Scie Sc ience Scien sh English English English Athletics Athletics Athletic English ,cs Athlet: letics Englis .etics J Athletic tics Athli English ;nletici NEVA M. SWEAT B.S., Florida State University. Science DOROTHY TAYLOR B.S., M.S., Auburn English ROBERT L TEEL B.S., University of Missouri Athletics Lsh English English English .sh EnrllSh EnpU |fe £h hn- •lish M I Saylls ;h Engli English I English Eaf ish Enrl ANNIE WILSON TERRY B.A., M.A., Agnes Scott; University of North Carolina,- University of Chicago English [ 16 ] FACULTY ial Vocational tory HistonrHistory Historj ry Hi History } Hi t location | ional jjHl fflcial Cow }|g «§ laI VL Kal Co� l� torM al CW - S- � cial Coasseitory His 1 J 4 1 Cownercry Hiato’ Histc y History 4 01 CAROLYN WOOD TURNBEAUGH NELLIE S. VENABLE B.S., Auburn B.A., M.A., University of Alabama; Commercial Vanderbilt University History WALLACE T. VERNON B.S., M.A., Auburn; University of Alaboma Commercial ' nistory History History Hi ERMINE WALKER B.A., M.A., L.L.B., University of Alabama,- Columbia University; Jones Law School; Duke University History leal Drawing Macriani cal r rcial Commercial Commercial ■Sin M ch� .lal co ng Macha: rcial C eal Dra% Lai Coi -i Mscharji Co, al Drawl Mochai HAROLD L. WEATHERBY Stout Institute; Institute of Technology Mechanical Drawing SARA ANNE WILBANKS A.B., Montevallo Commercial I Wii ICC ui i Jicc ViiJLVV ViMVe Lee Off! WILMYRTH V. WILLIAMS Office 6 Athletics Athletics Athletic 1 les Athle D ttics AO� 0 tics Athl hlrtics Athleti les AthI letics A t. thlet pieties T) i Athlet o. sties Atfc ROBERT C. WILSON B.S., University of Alabama Athletics and Science EVELYN M. WOODHAM A.B., M.A., Birmingham-Southern; University of Alabama; University of Colorado D. O. [ 17 ] SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS left to Right: Frances Marks, Joanna Russell, Butch Goldblatt, John Albritton, Miss Johnston, Robert Payne, Judy Cantey, Mr. Lawrence. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY MEMBER-AT-LARGE MEMBER-AT-LARGE MEMBER-AT-LARGE SPONSOR SPONSOR . . . JOHN ALBRITTON ROBERT PAYNE JUDY CANTEY BUTCH GOLDBLATT . FRANCES MARKS JOANNA RUSSELL MISS JOHNSTON . MR. LAWRENCE [ 20 ] RICHARD ADAMS Inter-Club Council; Alter- nate Section Representative; Blue and White, Sports Edi- tor '58; Hl-Y Council; Poet Hi-Y, President '58; Science Club; Blue and White Repre- sentative; R. O. T. C.; Fishing Club; Beauty Nominee, '58. JOHN ALBRITTON Student Council, Vice Presi- dent of the Junior Class, President of the Senior Class; Section Representative; Ush- ers' Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White, Advertising Man- ager '58,- Oracle, Business Staff '56,- Poet Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, Vice President; R. O. T. C. PAT ARMSTRONG Senior Girls' Club; Sec- tion Representative; Alter- nate Section Representative; Spanish Club; Thespian Club; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Demonsthenean Society. TURPIN ASHURST Spanish Club; Poet Dance Band; Cleff Dance Band; La- nier Kappa Hi-Y; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Science Club; Lanier Orche6tra. WAYNE ABERNATHY Future Farmers of America; Science Club. ANNE ADAMS Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Future Homemakers of America; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Moonmist Y Club; Hi-Y Council; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '55. ROLANDA ADAMS Senior Girls' Club; Tennis Club; Future Teachers of America; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant - at - Arms '58,- Demonsthenean Society. JUDY ALFORD Senior Girls' Club; Library Club, Vice President '58; Blue and White Representa- tive; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi- Y; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. JIMMY ASHURST Ushers' Club; Blue and White,- Oracle,- Tennis Team; R. O. T. C.; Phi-Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club. ARTHUR AUTREY D. O. Club. CAROLYN BABCOCK Senior Girls' Club; F.H.A.; Transferred from another school. SHEILA BAKER Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White; Oracle,- Thespian Club; Beta Centura Y Club, Vice-President '58; Kappa Delta, Sigrr a Tri-HI- Y; Science Club; Future Nurses Club. HERMAN BARNETT Alternate Section Represen- tative; D. O. Club, Reporter. CHARLES BARRON Section Representative; D. O. Club, Second Vice President of the Southeastern District D. O. FRIEDA BARRETT Library Club. JEAN BAZZELL Senior Girls Club; Sec- tion Representative; Alter- note Section Representative; D. O. Club, Vice President; Beauty Nominee; Library Club, Sec.-Treas. '58,- Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y. ANN BEAIRD Marshols' Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Beta Centura Y Club. EDWARD M. BECK Latin Club; Poet Hi-Y; Delta Chi Hi-Y, Chaplain '55; Science Club, B W Repre- sentative; Beauty '57,- Who's Who '58; Beauty nominee '58. MARY TODD BEAR Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; Mar- shals' Club; French- Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club. DONNA BELL Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Oracle, Humor Staff, Senior Picture Staff; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Red Cross Representa- tive,- B W Representative; Fishing Club, Secretary; Youth Legislature. MARGARET BELL Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Transferred from another school. DAVIS BENNETT Inter-Club Council; Section Representative; Blue and White; Poet Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dent '56,- Science Club, Sec-Treas. '57; President '58; Basketball; Beauty Nominee '58; Lanier Leaders' Club. r NANCY BERGER Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Alpha Omega, Lanier Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y's; B W Repre- sentative; Science Club. CAROLE BERRY Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative, Sec- retary '58; Marshals' Club; French Club; Lotin Club; , Home Economics Club; Blue and White; Glee Club; Star- dust Y Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '56; Youth Legislature; Beauty Nominee. BOBBY BOETTCHER Alternate Section Represen- tative; Ushers' Club; Band; Poet Dance Band, Musical Director; Cleff Dance Band; Lyre Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; Lanier Orchestra; 1st Alto Sax—Allstate Band; 2nd Bassoon—Allstate Or- chestra; Chmn. Homecoming Game Comm,- Who's Who '58. BUSTER BIGGiO Section Representative; D. O. Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Science Club; R. O. T. C; B W Representative; Red Cross Representative; Print Shop; Beauty nominee '58. BARBARA BOURNE Senior Girls' Club; Marshals Club; French Club,- F.H.A.; Glee Club; Sigma Chi Tri- Hi-Y; Red Cross Repre- sentative. HENRY BOURNE L Club, Sergeant-at-Arms '57; Lanier Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; B W Representative; Print Shop; Football; Track; Basketball. CAROL BOZEMAN Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff; Oracle, Humor Editor '57, Senior Pictures Editor '58,- Glee Club; Health Club; Beta Cen- tura Y Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '57,- Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '58; B W Representative; Youth Legislature. ARTHUR BRACKIN BARRY BOWERS Inter-Club Council; Sec- tion Representative; Alter- nate Section Representative; Ushers' Club; Blue and White, Art Staff; Oracle, Business Staff; Glee Club, Vice President '57; Poet Hi-Y, Chaplain '56; Hi-Y Council; R. O. T. C; Youth Legislature; Beauty nominee '58. JULIA ANN BOZEMAN Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club. CHARLES BRANCH Inter-Club Council; Spanish Club; Hi-Y Council; Delta Chi Hi-Y, Vice-President '58; Science Club; Red Cross Representative; Youth Legis- lature. WM. GARRY BRANTLEY HELEN BRAWNER Oracle Staff; Science Club. Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Beta Tri-Hi- Y; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. CAROLYN ANN BREEDLOVE Senior Girls' Club; Blue and White; Red Cross Represen- tative; Glee Club; Trans- ferred from another school. JIMMY BRILEY Spanish Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C; Print Shop; Poet Hi-Y; Rifle Team; Drill Team. BARBARA BRITTON Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Blue and White, Art Staff, Sec- tion News Editor; Oracle, Senior Pictures Staff; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '58; Kap- pa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; B W Rep.; Youth Legislature; Publicity Chair- man of Homecoming; Art Club. JACKLYON BROWN Glee Club. REBECCA BURGE Section Representative; D.O. Club, Historian '57; Glee Club; Beauty nominee '58. DAVID BYRNE Hi-Y Council; Phi-Hi-Y; Science Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C.; Red Cross Representative. JUDY CAMPBELL D. O. Club, Reporter; Glee Club, President of Sopho- more Girls' Chorus. MARY BROOKS Senior Girls' Club; Lonier Tri-Hi-Y. JUDY ANN BROWN F u t u re Homemakers of America; D. O. Club. ROBERT (Bobby) BULLOCK Football. PATRICIA BUSBY Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Future Homemakers of America; Glee Club; Lonier Tri-Hi-Y, Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '58; Red Cross Representative,- Youth Legis- lature,- Future Nurses Club, Treasurer '58. JUDY CANTEY Student Council, Member-at- Large '56, Treasurer '57, Secretary of Senior Class; Senior Girls' Club; Sec- tion Representative, Secre- tary '57; Latin Club; Blue and White, Reporter, Feature Staff; Oracle, Junior and Sophomore Pictures Editor '57, Feature Staff '56, Edi- tor-in-Chief '58,- Stardust MARGARET CARLISLE Senior Girls' Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '58; Blue and White Represen- tative. Y Club, Chaplain '58; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Secretory 58; Youth Legislature; Who's Who '58; Good Citizenship Girl '58. ANDREW LEE CARR ELLEN CATES Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Editor '58,- Oracle, Senior Pictures Editor '58; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Thespian Club; Health Club; Tennis Club; Hi-Y Council, Vice President '58; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary 56, Vice- President '57, President '58; Demosthenean Society; Youth Legislature. DOROTHY CHAPPELLE Senior Girls' Club; Marshals Club; French Club, Secretary 58; Latin Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White; Oracle, Business Staff; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Future Teachers of America; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative,- Youth Legislature. JOAN CHAPMAN Senior Girls' Club, President '58; Spanish Club; Blue and White, Advertising Staff; Oracle; Glee Club; Majo- rette; Stordust Y Club; Hi- Y Council; Kappa Delta Tri- Hi-Y, President '58, Blue and White Representative,- Red Cross Representative; Sweet- heart of Delta Chi Hi-Y '56, Sweetheart of Poet Hi-Y '57; Favorite '58. PAUL CHEATHAM Glee Club,- Delta Chi Hi-Y. DOUGLAS CHRiETZBERG Spanish Club; Blue and White, Reporter; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club. HAYDEN CARTER D. O. Club; Oracle. PATRICIA ANN CLARK Senior Girls' Club; Future Homemakers of America; Glee Club. CHARLES CLEVELAND Future Farmers of America, Treasurer; Fishing Club. JIMMY COBBS Marshals' Club; Spanish Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y, Treas- urer '56,- Science Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C; Drill Team. CORDELIA COOPER Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Modern Dance and Ballet; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Kap- pa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '56. MARY ANN COVINGTON Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Marshals' Club, Assistant Marshal '57, Head Marshal '58; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Kappa Delta, Sigma Tri-Hi- Y's; Blue and White Representative. f DAVID COYLE Ushers' Club; Latin Club; Glee Club; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; National Merit Schol- arship Finalist. CAROLYN CRAVEN Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Future Homemakers of America; Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club, Vice- President '57; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '56, Vice President '58; Science Club. i GAYLA CREEL Home Economics Club; Trans- ferred from another school. JOYCE CUNNINGHAM KATIE CROMMELIN Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff; Oracle, Senior Pictures Staff; Glee Club; Thespian Club; Tennis Club,- Beta Centura Y Club, Chaplain '57; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature. MARTHA CURENTON WILEY CUTTS Section Representative; Fu- ture Farmers of America. EULA DANIEL Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; D. O. Club. Senior Girls' Club, Secretary '58; Section Representative; Alternate Section Represen- tative; Home Economics Club, Vice President '58,- Blue and White; Glee Club; Majo- rette; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Tennis Club; Moonmist Y Club; Hi-Y Council; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Representa- tive,- Youth Legislature; Who's Who '58,- Favorite '58. Senior Girls' Club; Oracle Staff; Red Cross Representa- tive. BETTY DANIEL Senior Girls' -Club; Glee Club. JAMES L DAY Spanish Club; D. O. Cluo,- Assistant Photographer '56; R. O. T. C. MARY DENNIS Senior Girls' Club; Alter- nate Section Representative; Modern Dance and Ballet Group. MARY JAMES DENNIS Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Latin Club, Home Economics Club; Blue and White; Oracle, Asst. Editor of Clubs and Organi- zations '57,- Glee Club, Vice President '55; Stardust Y Club, Vice President '57; Fu- ture Teachers of America, Pres. '57; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President '57; B W Representative; Youth Legis- lature; Who's Who '56. SARA DONALD Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Blue and White; Bond; Lyre Club; Heal.h Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y. CHARLES DUNCAN Wrestling; L Club; Fishing Club, Treasurer '57; Track; R. O. T. C. JOYCE DUNCAN Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Library Club, Vice President '57; B W Representative. EDD DUNLAP Poet Dance Band; Lyre Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Science Club. TIM EDNEY Section Representative; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive; Marshals' Club; L Club; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; Baseball; Track; Basketball; Lanier Leaders' Club. PATRICIA ANN DUNNIVAN Glee Club. GAYLE EDWARDS D. O. Club; Glee Club. LYNN EDWARDS Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group,- Lanier Tri-Hi- Y, Vice President '57. TINA EDWARDS Blue and White Staff; Glee Club; Cheerleader; Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club, Pres. '58; Stardust Y Club, Pres. '58; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '56, Chaplain '58; Youth Legislature; Homecom- ing Queen; Sophomore and Junior Homecoming Atten- dant; Who's Who '56, '57, '58. SARA FRANCES EPPS D. O. Club. Transferred from another school. SALLY FARBER Senior Girls' Club; French Club; Home Economics Club; Future Teachers of America. Transferred from anothe school. ELIZABETH ANN FULLER Senior Girls' Club. BARBARA ANN GARRETT Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; Health Club; Red Cross Representative. ALEX EVERETT Marshals Club; Delta Chi Hi- Y, Corresponding Secretary '56; Science Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C; Red Cross Representative. LINDA FEINBERG Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Thespian Club; Radio Club, Parliamentarian '56; Tennis Club; Future Teachers of America; Science Club. LOIS FELDMAN Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Thespian Club; Radio Club; Future Teachers of America; Dem- onsthenean Society. CHARLES FISHER Scienre Club; R. O. T. C. HENRY FRAZER Ushers' Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Blue and White; Radio Club; Poet and Phi Hi-Y's; Science Club; R.O.T.C. Officers' Club.- R.O.T.C. JEAN FREDERICKS Senior Girls' Club; French Club; Home Economics Club; Tennis Club. Transferred from another school. PEGGY GARRETT Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Home Eco- nomics Club, Treasurer '57; Oracle; Majorette; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Tennis .Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club. RICHARD GILL Student Council, Vice Presi- dent '58; Inter-Club Council, President '58,- Section Repre- sentative,- Ushers' Club; Latin Club, Aedile '57; Blue and White, Associate Editor '57, Co-Editor '58; Oracle, Mili- tary Editor '57,- Thespian Club, Treasurer '57, Vice President '58,- Poet Hi-Y, President '56, '57,- Youth Legislature, Outstanding Bill in House '56,- Beauty Nomi- nee; National Merit Scholar- ship Finalist; Chess Club; Who's Who '58. MARY LOUISE GOFF Student Council, Vice Presi- dent of Sophomore Class,- Senior Girls Club; Section Representative; Marshals' Club,- Latin Club,- Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White, Reporter '57, Feature Staff '58,- Oracle, Clubs and Organizations Editor '57, '58,- Glee Club; Cheerleader,- Health Club; Tennis Club; Stardust Y Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-ot- Arms '57, Treasurer '58. LOUIS GOLSON D. O. Club,- R. O. T. C. MARTHA GRAYDON Senior Girls' Club,- Glee Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Chap- lain '56, '57, '58. DON GARRISON Section Representative,- Span- ish Club,- L Club, Secretary '58,- Poet Hi-Y, President '56,- Science Club,- Baseball,- Red Cross Representative, Secre- tary '57,- Basketball; Who's Who '56, '57, '58,- Lanier Leaders' Club. MARY ANNE GILBERT Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; Mar- shals' Club,- French Club; Historian '58,- Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White,- Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club, Treasurer '58,- Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature. ROUSE GODFREY Spanish Club,- Delta Chi Hi- Y; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C; Fishing Club. EDWARD (Butch) GOLDBLATT Student Council, Member-at- Large '58,- Inter-Club Coun- cil, Vice President '58,- Ushers' Club; Latin Club; Oracle, Sports Editor '58,- Glee Club; Poet Hi-Y, Treas- urer, Vice President; R.O.T.C. Officers' Club,- R.O.T.C.,- Blue and White Representative; Youth Legislature; Lanier Leaders' Club. MARY ANN GOLSON Senior Girls' Club,- French Club, Parliamentarian '57; Latin Club; Blue and White; Oracle; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Beta Centura Y Club,- Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Lanier Orches- tra. DOROTHY GREEN Senior Girls' Club,- Alter- nate Section Representative,- Marshals' Club; Home Eco nomics Club; Future Home- makers of America, Historian '58,- Oracle. Literary Staff, Business Staff; Thespian Club,- Demosthenean Society. RICHARD GREEN Spanish Club,- Phi Hi-Y; R. O. T. C; Photographer Club. TOMMY GREEN Alternate Section Represen- tative,- Future Farmers of America; Glee Club; L Club; Blue and White Repre- sentative; Football; Track,- Beauty Nominee '58. DICK GUNN JOHN HAIGLER Latin Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; 'L Club, Poet Hi-Y; Football. R. O. T. C; Baseball; Track; Football. BARBARA HANBY Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Marshals' Club; Latin Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White,- Glee Club; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club, Chaplain '58; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Youth Legislature; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y. BOB HANSEN Section Representative; L Club; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; Baseball; Basketball. WANDA HALL Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Future Homemakers of America,- Library Club. BOLLEN LEE HAMILTON RANDY HARRIS Senior Girls' Club; Band; Thespian Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms; Demosthe- nean Society; Transferred from another school. BUCK HALL Future Farmers of America,- L Club; Delta Chi HhY, Treasurer '56; Baseball; Red Cross Representative; Track; Football. NORMAN HALLIDAY Alternate Section Representative. PATTY HAMN Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White,- Oracle, Features,- Glee Club; Cheerleader,- Moonmist Y Club,- Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary '56, Recording Secretary '57,- Blue and White Representa- tive,- Youth Legislature,- Fav- orite '57, '58; Sweetheart of Phi Hi-Y '56, '58. Beauty Nominee '58. SYLVIA HANNA MARTHA A. HARRISON Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club, President '57; Latin Club; Blue and White; Oracle Staff, Literary Editor '58; Beta Centura Y Club, Re- porter '58; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative; Youth Legislature; Sophomore Girls' Chorus; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. BETTY LOU HAWK Alternate Section Represen- tative,- Lanier Tri-Hi-Y; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Secre- tary '57. JACK HEARON Spanish Club; Thespian Club; Demosthenean Society. JUDY HOLCOMBE Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Marshals' Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Reporter, Feature Ed- itor '58,- Oracle, Clubs and Organizations Staff, Assis- tant Editor '58,- Glee Club; Stardust Y Club, Secre- tory '58,- Hi-Y Council, Sec- retary '57; Theta Chi Tri-Hi- Y; Science Club; Youth Leg- islature,- Favorite '57,- Beauty Nominee '57, '58. TERRY HARRIS Section Representative,- Span- ish Club; Blue and White, Advertising Staff; Oracle, Activities Editor '58,- Phi-Hi- Y, Treasurer '56,- Science Club, Vice President '58; R. O. T. C; Drill Team '56, '57,- Youth Legislature; Who's Who '57, '58,- Favorite '58. TOMMY HARRIS Student Council, Secretary of Sophomore Class; Section Representative, President '58,- Marshals' Club; Ushers' Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White,- Oracle, Activities Ed- itor '58,- Phi Hi-Y, Secretary '56, '57, '58,- R. O. T C,- Drill Team '56, '57; Youth Legislature; Who's Who '57, '58,- Favorite '58. ROBERT B. HARWOOD Section Representative; Mar- shals' Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White, Columnist; Thespian Club,- Poet Hi-Y, Chaplain '56, Sergeanf-at- Arms '58,- 'Blue and White Representative; Demosthe- nean Society, President '57; Youth Legislature, Outstand- ing Statesman '56, '57, President Pro-Tern '57, Best Senate Bill '57,- Who's Who '58,- Beauty Nominee '58. DAE HEILPERN Student Council, Member-at- Large '57; Inter-Club Coun- cil, Secretary '57,- Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Spanish Club,- Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff, Section News Editor '58,- Oracle, Business Staff, Feature Staff,- Glee Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group,- Thespian Club,- Health Club, Chairman '57,- Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Hi- Y Council; Kappa Delta Tri- Hi-Y, Secretary; Sigma Tri- Hi-Y, President '58,- Youth Legislature, Clerk of House; City Government, Mayor,- T.A.P. Chairman,- Co-Chair- man Toy Drive,- Bridge Club. HAROLD HiDLE Science Club,- R. O. T. C. KATHLEEN HOLMES JOHN HOLLOWAY Alternate Section Represen- tative,- Marshals' Club; Spanish Club; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club,- R. O. T. C; Camera Club. BILLY HOPPER Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative,- Spanish Club; French Club; Home Economics Club,- Blue and White,- Glee Club; Ra- dio Club,- Tennis Club,- Star- dust Y Club, New Member Captain '58; Theta Chi Tri- Hi-Y, Secretary '56,- Red Cross Representative,- Beauty Nominee '58,- Who's Who '58. Poet Dance Band, Librarian,- Cleff Dance Band, Librarian,- Lyre Club, Vice President '58,- Band, Manager '58; La- nier Kappa Hi-Y; Lanier Orchestra; All State Band; All State Orchestra. BETTYMAE HOUSE Senior Girls' Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Glee Club; Moonmist Y Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature. BILL T. HOWELL Section Representative; Ush- ers' Club; Glee Club; Phi- Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. IVY JACKSON Future Farmers of America; L Club; Football. MARTHA JAMES Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Home Eco- nomics Club; Glee Club; La- nier Tri-Hi-Y, President '58. BILL HOWELL Alternate Section Repre- sentative; French Club; Glee Club; Thespian Club; Phi- Hi-Y; Twirp King '57; Trans- ferred from another school; Beauty '58; Who's Who '58. CLAUDIA HRICIK Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Lanier TrUHi-Y. RICHARD HUMPHREY Ushers' Club; Spanish Club, Vice President '57; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Health Club; Poet Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C.; Who's Who '58. BARBARA HURST Red Cross Representative, ELDORA HYDE Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; D.O. Club; Oracle,- Blue and White Representative. WM. H. (Bill) INGRAM Ushers' Club, Secretary '58; Blue and White, Sports Staff; Oracle, Sports Staff; Poet Hi-Y; Science Club; Beauty Nominee '57; Transferred from another school. SHELLY NEIL JACKSON Thespian Club; Poet Hi-Y; Fishing Club; Demosthenean Society. GENE JENKINS Future Farmers of America. KELLY JOHNSON Marshals' Club; Phi Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C.; Rifle Team; Drill Team. BILLY JONES Future Farmers of America; D. O. Club. JUDY JUSTICE Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club, President '58; Latin Club; Home Economics Club; Blue and White; Glee Club; Cheerleader; Tennis Clyb; Stardust Y flub; HUY Council; Theta phi Tri-Mi-Y; Blue and Whiter Represen- tative; Youth Legislature; Favorite '56; Beauty 67; Sweetheart ofr xie Hi- '5Y,- Marai Gras A� r ndanf '56,- Beauty '38. EARL JONES Print Shop; Fishing Club; Transferred from another school. CHARLES KELLY Glee Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. MAX JENKINS ELOISE JOHNS R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C; R. O. T. C. Rifle Team. Inter-Club Council, Secretary '58; Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff '57, Feature Editor '58; Oracle, Literory Staff '57, Feature Staff '58; Glee Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Sophomore Girls' Chorus; Tennis Club; Stardust Y Club, Sergeant- at-Arms '58; Hi-Y Council; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '57, Sergeant-at-Arms '58; Youth Legislature; Beauty Nominee '58; Who's Who '58. WAYNE JOHNSTON Alternate Section Represen- tative; Spanish Club; Band, Drum Major, Assistant Man- ager; Lyre Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep- resentative,- Lanier Orches- tra; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legislature. CAROL KiLLOUGH R.O.T.C.; Print Shop,- Fishing Club. r 1 ROBERT KIRKPATRICK BILLY KITCHENS Inter-Club Council; Ushers' Section Representative; La- Club; Blue and White,- Ora- nier Dixie Hi-Y; Golf; Basket- cle. Sports Editor '58,- Phi ball,- Sweetheart of Theta •r jW Vi Hi-Y; Science Club; Lanier Chi-Tri-Hi-Y '58,- Lanier Lead- Orchestra, Sec.-Treas. '57. ers' Club. CAMILLE KLOTZ Senior Girls' Club; Future Homemakers of America,- Glee Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Secre- tary '56, Chaplain '57 Youth Legislature. CAROLYN KNIGHT Senior Girls' Club; D. Club. FRANK KOHN Ushers' Club; Latin Club; R. O. T. C; Fishing Club; Goff; Delta Chi Hi-Y, Phi Hi-Y; Transferred from another school. LEE KOHN Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff, Ad- vertising Manager '58,- Ora- cle, Activities Staff '57; Sen- ior Captions' Editor '58; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Thespian Club; Health Club, Chairman '58; Stardust Y Club, Treas- urer '58; Kappa Delta Tri- Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms, Sig- ma Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature,- Art Club; Bridge LEONE KRAUS Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Feature Staff; Oracle, Busi- ness Staff; Thespian Club; Beta Centura Y Club, President '58, Hi-Y Council, President '57; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Bridge Club; Art Club; Chairman Toy Drive. HELEN ANNE LEE Senior Girls' Club,- Section Representative; Spanish Club; Latin Club,- Blue and White; Modern Dance and Ballet Group, Secretary '57,- Thespian Club,- Beta Centura Y Club, Secretary '58; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legislature,- Art Club,- Bridge Club. SALLY LEWIS Senior Girls' Club; Latin Club; Transferred from another school. Club. SHIRLEY ANN LANE Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; Oracle, Typing Editor '58,- Blue and White Repre- sentative; Red Cross Repre- sentative. JANICE LEDBETTER Glee Club. CHARLES LEE Alternate Section Represen- tative,- Phi-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at- Arms '57,- Science Club; Track; Lanier Leaders' Club. ANN MALONE Senior Girls' Club; Marshols' Club; Latin Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Sec- retory '58,- Youth Legislature. Student Council, Member-at- Large '56, '58; Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; Latin Club, Aedile '56, Consul '58,- Blue and White, Associate Editor '57, Co-Editor '58; Oracle, Feature Staff '58; Thespian Club, Scribe '57; Stardust Y Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Sigma Tri- Hi-Y, Vice President '58; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C. Sponsor,- Youth Legislature; Chairman Home- coming Dance Committee '58,- Who's Who '58; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Finalist. BETTY MASON Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; Latin Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Glee Club; Ten- nis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y. GEORGIA MATHEWS Glee Club. FRANCES MATHEWS Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; Span- ish Club; Home Economics Club; Blue and White Staff, Advertising; Glee Club; Star- dust Y Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Beauty Nominee '58. SALLY MARTIN Senior Girls' Club; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative; Transferred from another school. CHANDLEY McCANN Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Thespian Club, Scribe '57, '58,- Beta Cen- tura Y Club; Sigma Tri- Hi-Y; Demosthenean Society,- Beauty '58,- Who's Who '58. jackilee McClendon Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '58; Red Cross Representa- tive. MIKE McKEEN Alternate Section Represen- tative,- Spanish Club; Blue and White,- Glee Club,- L Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Poet Hi-Y; Baseball; Blue and White Representative; Red Cross Representative; Fishing Club; Football; Basketball; Beauty '58. ramsey McKinney Ushers' Club; Blue and White, Advertising Manager '58; Phi Hi-Y, Sergeant-at- Arms '58; R. O. T. C, Drill Team, Color Guard, Bat- talion Commander '58; Chairman, Homecoming Pa- rade '58; President of Sophomore Class,- Student Council; Golf team,- Beauty Nominee '58. WENDY LEE MEEK Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club, D. O. Club; Library Club Tennis Club,- Band. BILLY McQUEEN Spanish Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y, Chaplain, Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; Blue and White Representative; Fish- ing Club, Vice President '58. f PHYLLIS MEGAR Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; Tennis Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. VERNON MERRITT Spanish Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Science Club; R.O.T.C ANNE SCOTT MEYER Senior Girls' Club; D. O. Club, Treasurer; Transferred from another school. DOTTIE MILLER Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club,- Alternate Sec- tion Representative,- Spanish Club,- Glee Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group President '58,- Thespian Club Tennis Club, Treasurer '57 Hi-Y Council; Sigma Ch Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President '57, President '58. ELAINE METCALF Girls' State,- Student Coun- cil, Corresponding Secretary '58,- Senior Girls' Club,- Sec- tion Representative. JIM MILFORD Section Representative; Spanish Club; D. O. Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y, Chaplain '55, Vice President '56; Science Club,- R. O. T. C. JOHN MILLIGAN Phi Hi-Y, Treasurer '58,- Science Club; R. O. T. C.; Youth Legislature. BILL MONCRIEF 4-H Club. BETTY MONTGOMERY Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club,- Future Homemakers of America; Glee Club; R. O. T. C. Sponsor,- Beauty 57,- Who's Who '57; Beauty Nominee '58; Favorite '58. BETTY MOORE Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club, Secretary '57; Future Home- makers of America; Blue and White, Feature Staff; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Moon- mist Y Club, Secretary '58; Hi-Y Council; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '58, Vice President '56,- R.O.T.C. Officers' Club; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Youth Legislature. CLAUDE MOODY Student Council, Vice Presi- dent '57; Inter-Club Council, President '57; Section Rep- resentative; Ushers' Club; Blue and White, I Club; Poet Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep- resentative, Football; Golf; Favorite '57, '58,- Who's Who '56, '57. ROY MOONEYHAM L Club, Football, Beauty Nominee '58. J JOANNE MORGAN Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Band; La- nier Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '58; Lanier Orchestra; Future Nurses Club. NORMA MORGAN Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '58,- Blue and White Repre- sentative, Demosthenean So- ciety; Future Nurses Club, Corresponding Secretary. DELANA MORRIS JOE MORRIS Ushers' Club, Junior Asso- ciate '57; Band, Secretary '58; Poet Dance Band; Cleff Dance Band; Lyre Club; Poet Hi-Y, Treasurer '56, Secretary '57,- Lanier Orche- stra, Youth Legislature,- Beauty Nominee '58. JANE MYERS Senior Girls' Club,- Home Economics Club; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dent '57,- Blue and White Representative. SANDRA NEVILLE Senior Girls' Club; French Club; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legislature. LARKIN NOLEN Ushers' Club, Latin Club; Blue and White, Circulation Manager '58,- Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club,- R. O. T. C; Youth Legislature. LELAND NORTHAM Inter-Club Council; Morshals' Club; Ushers' Club; Spanish Club; Oracle; Thespian Club, Treasurer '58; Science Club; Demosthenean Society, Presi- dent '57; Debate Team, Captain '56; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. BARBARA NORTON Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Glee Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Lanier 'Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative; Red Cross Representative. MARY ANN NORTON Senior Girls' Club; Future Homemakers of America; Tennis Club. BOBBIE O'DANIEL Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club. LEE PAKE Inter-Club Council; Blue and White, Reporter, Advertising and Sports Staff; Oracle, Business Staff; Hi-Y Council; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; R. O. T. C; Fishing Club; Youth Legislature; Bridge Club; Chess Club. DELLA RUTH OUSLEY Glee Club, Accompanist '58; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Who's Who '58. KAY OZMENT Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Home Eco- nomics Club; Glee Club; Moonmist Y Club; Library Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative. TOMMY PADGETT Marshals' Club; Ushers' Club; D. O. Club, President '58; Science Club. ARTHUR PAGE, JR. Band; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club. JACK PARKER Alternate Section Represen- tative; Ushers' Club, Junior Assistant Head Usher, Head Usher '58,- Latin Club; Phi Hi-Y, Chaplain '58; Science Club; Blue and White Rep- resentative; Red Cross Representative; Lanier Lead- ers' Club. ROBERT PARKER Section Representative; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive; L Club, Vice Presi- dent '58,- R. O. T. C; Foot- ball; Beauty '56,- Who's Who '57, '58,- Beauty Nominee '58,- Favorite '58,- Lanier Leaders' Club. JERRY PALMER Inter-Club Council, Treasurer '58,- Ushers' Club; Hi-Y Coun- cil; Poet Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C. JACK PARSONS Inter-Club Council; Section Representative; Ushers' Club; Spanish Club; French Club; Hi-Y Council; Delta Chi Hi-Y, Vice President '56, Sergeant - at - Arms '57; Science Club; R. O. T. C; Red Cross Representative; Fishing Club, Treasurer '58, Beauty Nominee '56. LOU RAYNE PARTRIDGE Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. JAMES PATTERSON Band; Poet Dance Band. JACK PAYNE Ushers' Club, Treasurer '58,- Latin Club; Blue and White, Sports Editor '58, Oracle, Military Editor '58; Glee Club; Hi-Y Council; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; R. O. T. C. Officers Club; R. O. T. C; Blue and White Representa- tive,- Youth Legislature,- Beauty Nominee '58; Lanier Leaders' Club. ROBERT PAYNE Student Council; Vice Presi- dent of the Senior Class,- Section Representative.- Mar- shals Club, Head Marshal '57,- Blue ond White,- L Club; Poet Hi-Y, Secretary- Treasurer '58,- Science Club; Baseball; Beauty Nominee '58,- Chairman of Alumni Scholarship Committee. JOHN PEPPER Print Shop; Demosthenean Society. PATRICIA PELHAM Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club,- Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '56, Secretary '57. BEN PEARSON Glee Club. SYLViA PETREY Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. TOMMY PILCHER Track. GROVER PILGREEN Glee Cfub,- R. O. T. C. Of- ficers' Club; R. O. T. C; Drill Team,- Transferred from another school. LOIS PINSON Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; D.O. Club; Blue and White Rep- resentative; Red Cross Rep- resentative. MARY LOUISE PINSON Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Alternate Section Representative; Mar- shals Club; Oracle, Typing Editor, 58; Tennis Club; Sigma Beta Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '58. MARY SUE PITTMAN Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Blue and White,- Glee Club, Accompanist, Secretary '58; Moonmist Y Club, Chap- lain '58, Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; R. O. T. C, Sponsor,- Blue and White Representative; Red Cross Representative; Youth Legislature; Favorite '57,- Who's Who '57. '58; Senior Homecoming Atten- dant; Beauty Nominee '58. LORINE POPE Marshals Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Tennis Club; Tennis Team,- Softball Team; Transferred from another school. LOIS ANN PRICE Senior Girls' Club; Future Homemakers of America; Glee Club; Modern Dance and Ballet, Secretary '58,- Future Teachers of America. KIRBY PRUETT Inter-Club Council; Ushers' Club; Blue and White, Ad- vertising,- Hi-Y Council; Phi Hi-Y, President '56, '57; Science Club,- R. O. T. C. CORDELL PORTER Inter-Club Council; Ushers' Club; Hi-Y Council; Delta Chi Hi-Y, President '56, '57, '58,- Science Club, R.O.T.C.,- Red Cross Representative,- Print Shop; Beauty Nominee '58. LACY POWELL Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club,- French Club; Latin Club; Oracle, Art Staff,- Tennis Club; Beta Cen- tura Y Club; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club,- Blue and White Representative,- Red Cross Representative,- Youth Legislature. JAMES ROBERT POUNCEY Alternate Section Represen- tative,- Glee Club. MISSY POWELL Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club,- French Club; Blue and White,- Glee Club; Cheerleader,- Moonmist Y Club,- Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms '58,- Blue and White Representative,- Youth Legislature; Favorite '57, '58,- Who's Who '58. FLETCHER PRIMM Section Representative,- Al- ternate Section Representa- tive,- Band,- Cleff Dance Band,- Poet Dance Band; Lyre Club; Poet Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative. FRANK RANDALL Alternate Section Represen- tative Marshals' Club; Science Club,- Red Cross Representative; Football. CARL (Barney) REED Spanish Club; R. O. T. C. Chess Club. ELIZABETH REVIS Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative, Glee Club. JANE RICKETTS Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; Latin Club; Glee Club; Moonmist Y Clufcf; Library Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, La- nier Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature. BARBARA ROBERTS Senior Girls' Club; French Club; Latin Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White; Glee Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group,- Tennis Club; Moonmist Y Club, Treasurer '58; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Red Cross Representative,- Bridge Club. MYRA RICHARDSON Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses' Club, Chaplain '58,- Transferred from another school. FRANK RIDOLPHI Inter-Club Council; Section Representative,- Alternate Section Representative; Ush- ers' Club,- Orode,- Phi Hi-Y; National Merit Scholarship Finalist; Lanier Leaders' ALICE RATCLIFF Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Oracle Staff; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. HUBERT REED Lanier Kappa Hi-Y; R.O.T.C., Drill Team,- Baseball, Mana- ger,- Football; Track. BETTY REEVES Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative; D.O. Club; Glee Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative. MARiLYN ROHRBOUGH Transferred from another school. KENT ROSE Section Representative,- L Club, Chaplain '58; Phi Hi-Y; Baseball; Football; Beauty '57; Basketball; Fav- orite '58,- Beauty Nominee '58; Lanier Leaders' Club. MARY ANN ROSE Senior Girls' Club; Alternate Section Representative,- Mar- shals Club; Latin Club; Home Economics Club; Ora- cle,- Glee Club; Beta Cen- tura Y Club; Kappa -Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative; Youth Legis- lature. JULIA ROSEMAN CLIFFORD RUSSELL Alternate Section Represen- tative; Future Farmers of America; L Club; Football; Wrestling; Favorite '58; Who's Who '58; Beauty Nominee '58. ALICE ROWELL Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; D. O. Club; Glee Club; Moonmist Y Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Library Club; Theta Chi Tri- Hl-Y; Red Cross Repre- sentative. JOANNA RUSSELL Student Council, Member-ot- Large '57, '58, Senior Girls' Club; Section Representa- tive,- Latin Club; Blue and White, Reporter, Feature Staff; Oracle, Feature Staff, Senior Picture Staff; Glee Club, Accompanist; Stardust Y CK;b; Theta Chi Trl Hi-Y, Treasurer '57; Red Cross Representative; Youth Legislature,- Co-Chairman of Class Day,- Beauty Nominee '58. KIT SANDIDGE Inter-Club Council; Glee Club,- Delta Chi Hi-Y, Phi Hi-Y; Red Cross Represen- tative. CLYDE SEALE Alternate Section Represen- tative; Spanish Club; Blue and White; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club,- R. O. T. C. JOHN SEALE Ushers' Club; Spanish Club; L Club,-. Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; R. O. T. C.; Baseball; Fishing Club, Football; Golf; Lanier Leaders' Club. SANDRA RUSSELL Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; French Club; Latin Club; Home Economics Club; Future Homemakers of Ame- rica; Oracle, Art Staff; Mod- ern Dance and Ballet Group,- Tennis Club; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Red Cross Representa- tive; Youth Legislature,- Fu- ture Nurses' Club. JERRY SAMPSON Inter-Club Council; French Club, Treasurer '56-'58; Latin Club; Blue and White, Advertising Staff; Oracle, Business Staff; Glee Club, President '58, Accompanist '56, '57, '58,- Thespian Club; Lanier Kappa Hi-Y, Phi Hi-Y. GAIL SADLER Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Glee Club; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Chap- lain '57. President '58. HEFLIN SANDERS Marshals' Club; Glee Club; Thespian Club. SYLVIA SANFORD Senior Girls' Club, Chaplain '57; Section Representative, Vice President,- Spanish Club; Latin Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White,- Glee Club, Treasurer '56, '57,- Stardust Y Club; Program Chairman,- Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '55, '56, '57,- Who's Who '57, '58. TOMMY SEWELL Alternate Section Represen- tative; Blue and White; L Club; Poet Hi-Y; Baseball; Blue and White Representa- tive; Football; Beauty Nomi- nee; Sweetheart Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y '57; Basketball; Beauty Nominee '58; Who's Who '58; Favorite '58. JIMMY SHARPE French Club; L Club. President '58; Poet Hi-Y; Football; Sweetheart of Sig- ma Tri-Hi-Y; Beauty Nomi- nee '58; Favorite '58. JIMMY SELLARS Future Farmers of America,- Health Club; Fishing Club; Art Club. JIMMY SHEPARD Inter-Club Council; Section Representative; Spanish Club, Treasurer '58; Latin Club; Glee Club; Hi-Y Council; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Blue and White Representa- tive,- Youth Legislature. SARA MAE SENTER Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Thespian Club; Radio Club; Tennis Club; Blue and White Representative. JOAN SHACKELFORD Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Library Club, President '57,- Red Cross Representative. KENNETH SHEPARD Science Club; Transferred from another school. Na- tional Merit Scholarship Finalist. ROBERTA SHEWMAKE Senior Girls' Club; Latin Club; Home Economics Club; Future Homemakers o f America; Glee Club; Thes- pian Club; Tennis Club,- Beta Cenura Y Club; Hi-Y Council; Kappa Delta Tri- Hi-Y; Science Club; Youth Legislature. ALEX SHERLOCK Student Council, Member-at- large '57,- Marshals' Club; Ushers' Club, Associate Head Usher '58; French Club, President '58; Latin Club; Oracle, Business Manager '58,- Fishing Club; Beauty Nominee,- Bridge Club. BARBARA SMITH Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Section Repre- sentative,- Marshals' Club; Glee Club; Moonmist Y Club, Chaplain '56, President '58,- Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y,- Red Cross Representative,- Youth Legislature; Who's Who '56. BETTY ANN SMITH Senior Girls' Club,- Spanish Club,- Oracle; Glee Club; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y. LAUREL PAULINE SMITH Senior Girls' Club; Marshols' Club; Tennis Club; Red Cross Representative. MORELAND SMITH, JR. Ushers' Club; Latin Club; Blue and White. Sports Staff; Oracle, Business Staff, Assis- tant Business Manager '58; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; R. O. T. C; Youth Legisla- ture; Football. WILLIAM (Billy) SMITH Band, President '58; Poet Dance Bond; Cleff Dance Band, Leader; Lyre Club; Blue and White Representa- tive; Lanier Orchestra. JOHN SORENSEN Inter-Club Council; Spanish Club; Hi-Y Council; Delta Chi Hi-Y, Chaplain '57, Treasurer '56, '58; Science Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C, Drill Team, Color Guard. JERRY SNIPES Glee Club; Track. KEN STOCKARD R. O. T. C. JOY SULLIVAN French Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Transferred from another school. ANN SUMMERS Senior Girls' Club; Marshals' Club; French Club; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club, Project Chairman; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nur- ses' Club. JOHN M. SUTTON Inter-Club Council; Spanish Club; French Club; Phi HI-Y, Delta Chi Hi-Y; Science Club; Red Cross Representative. FRED TAYLOR Section Representative; Fu- ture Farmers of America. Chaplain '58,- Blue and White Representative. TONI TENNILLE Senior Girls' Club, Vice President; Section Represen- tative; Alternate Section Rep- resentative,- Marshals' Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Columnist; Oracle; Glee Club, Modern Dance and Ballet; Thespian Club, Presi- dent '57; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club, Project Chairman; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y,- Sergeant-at-Arms '57; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Ser- geant-at-Arms '58,- Youth Legislature; Who's Who '58. JERRY MAE TALLEY Senior Girls' Club; D. O. Club,- Glee Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y. BILLY THOMAS Spanish Club; Band; L Club; Hi-Y Council; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative; Fishing Club; Track; Lanier Leaders' Club. JOAN THEISSEN Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club; Future Home- makers of America, Reporter '57, President '58; Glee Club; Red Cross Represen- tative. BILL THOMAS Marshals' Club; Ushers' Club; Latin Club; Blue and White, Advertising Staff; Band; Poet Hi-Y, Vice President '56, '57, Chaplain '58; Youth Legislature. CLARENCE THOMAS Blue and White, Art Editor; Oracle, Art Editor; Science Club; R. O. T. C; Future Scientists of America; K1 ' tional Merit Scholar4ujy Finalist. JOHN THOMASON Spanish Club; Phi Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. Officers Club; R. O. T. C; Blue and White Representative; Camera Club. BILLY THOMPSON D. O. Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; R. O. T. C. MARTHA SUE TURNER Senior Girls' Club; Home Economics Club; Phi Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y. ROBIN USSERY Ushers' Club; Spanish Club; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; Fish- ing Club. PAUL VANDERGRIFF, JR. Alternate Section Represen- tative; Delta Chi Hi-Y; R. O. T. C; Red Cross Rep- resentative; Drill Team. GAYLE VAUGHN Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Alternate Section Representative; Span- ish Club; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Moonmist Y Club, Vice President '57; Hi-Y Council; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '57 FRANCES VINCENTELLI Student Council, Sec. '58; Sec.- Treas. of Jr. Class, Social Chmn. of Student Council '58; Inter- Club Council; Senior Girls' Club, Trees. '58; Section Rep.; Latin Club, Scribe '57, Consul '58,- Blue and White, Feature Staff; Oracle, Literary Ed. '57, Feature Ed. '58,- Glee Club; Stardust Y Club; Hi-Y Coun- cil, Vice.-Pres.,- Theta Chi Tri- Hi-Y, Pres. '56, '57; Youth Legis- lature,- Sweetheart of Phi Hi-Y '57,- Chmn. of Jr.-Sr. Prom '57. ROMAN L. WEIL, JR. Inter-Club Council; Latin Club, Senior Aedile '58, Blue and White, Photo- grapher,- Oracle, Photogra- pher; Hi-Y Council; Phi-Hi-Y; Science Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; R. O. T. C.; Blue and White Represen- tative,- Youth Legislature; Rifle Team,- Photography Club; National Merit Schol- arship Finalist. WOODROW W. WHITE Baseball; Football. MARILYN WILLIFORD Senior Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White, Art Editor,- Oracle, Art Editor '58,- Beta Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '57,- Art Club, Treasurer '58. BELLE WALTER Senior Girls' Club,- Section Rep.; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Majorette,- Tennis Club; Moonmist Y Club, Sgt.-at- Arms '58,- Kappa Delta Tri- Hi-Y, Secretary '58. LYN WEINSTEIN Blue and White. JOHN WHEELER ELAINE WILKINSON Senior Girls' Club; Section Representative; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '58 Science Club. JESSE WILLIAMS Student Council, President '58; President of Junior Class; Latin Club; Blue and White, Columnist; Hi-Y Council; Phi Hi-Y, President '56; Blue and White Repre- sentative; Fishing Club, Presi- dent '56, '57, '58; Youth Leg- islature; Track; Beauty Nomi- nee,- Basketball; Who's Who '56, '58; Favorite '58. LAURIE WISE Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls' Club,- Latin Club,- Fu- ture Homemakers of Ame- rica,- Blue and White; Oracle, Business Staff; Glee Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Thespian Club; Health Club; Tennis Club, Secretary '57,- Beta Centura Y Club, Project Chairman '58,- Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative,- Youth Legislature. STEVE WOOD Ushers' Club,- Glee Club; Poet Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club. i LAUDON WILLIAMS Spanish Club; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club,- R. O. T. C. HOYLE H. WILLIAMS Inter-Club Council; Spanish Club; L Club,- Hi-Y Council; Phi Hi-Y, Vice President '56; Baseball; Blue and White Representative; Red Cross Representative; Youth Legislature; Football; Beauty Nominee '58,- Sweetheart of Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y '58; Lanier Leaders' Club. SARAH JEAN WRIGHT Senior Girls' Club,- French Club; Latin Club; Tennis Club. DOROTHY WRIGHT Band. MAC SAXON Spanish Club,- Dixie Rebels Hi-Y; R. O. T. C; Drill Team. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Tommy Atkins Tommy Bell Charles Betts John Penton Collins Billy Eager Milton Clark Gaston Felton Gibson Charles Henderson David Law Mike Mandelboum Larry Morrow Haynes Owens Hershel Peterson Pat Phillips Jose Ramenez Paul Ramenez Gilbert Rolan Harold Sharker Bobby Sullivan John Franklin Wright left to Right: Jerry Harlan, Nannette Jones, Mrs. English, Joy Clark, Mrs. Mills, Ham Newsom, Tracy Fisher, Terry Taylor. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY MEMBER-AT-LARGE MEMBER-AT-LARGE MEMBER-AT-LARGE SPONSOR . SPONSOR . . HAM NEWSOM . TRACY FISHER . JOY CLARK . JERRY HARLAN NANNETTE JONES . TERRY TAYLOR MRS. ENGLISH MRS. MILLS JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sondra Beasley, Charlotte DeVore, Nancy Autery, Jerryln Store, Sarah Mclnnis, Nicky Black- wood, Carolyn Julia Presley, Lois Finkebteiny Sandra' Gai! Brown, Gloria Bailey. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Linda Souther, Anne Heriberg, Rebecca -Harwell, Nino Nope, Judy Thomason, Ann Wallace, Beth Campbell, Charlotte Graham, Rebecca HardimaT, Marilvn ilgiry Virginia Durden. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Neda Joy Wilson, Janilla Witherall, Kolie Clayton, GarW ei y, John T. Byrd, Gary Jories, Fred M. Naston, Ronnie Johnson, Tommy McGough, Charlie Sanders, Ray Black. FOURIrt ROW. Left to flight: Paula Putnam, Carolyn Armstrong, Janice Kelly, Grace Woodling, Betty Dobbs, Sara Smith, EarLtGnlfin Tfob Lamar. Pat Herald. Bobby Broach, Danny Till. THE JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Anna Jane Smith, Suzanne Thornhill, Sara Ann Benton, Patsy Lanier, Sandra Fitzpatric, Lucy Wise, Judy WeiL Hiram Lassiter, Bobby Shelton, Wayne Oden, Aubrey Cates. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Joan Mc- Waters, Delores Cream, Sandra Wilbanks, Mary Oliver, Marie Blackburn, Helen Carter, Sue Stacy, Eleanor Bengquist, Le Nona Mullins, Virginia Rath, Canille Covington. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Dwight Filley, Wiley Ashley, Kay Owen, Clifton Ledyard, Monty Peyton, Lorraine Wenger, Nancy Jane Le Noir, Daniel Marvin Leckie, James Ray, Hampy Bently, Sheldon Robert Kushner. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Paul Kirk, Donnie Johnson, Dan Meisen, Hubert Kessler, Bobby Thomas, Hines Hall, Ham Newsom, Walter Hughes, Buck Thigpen, Frank Boyd, Frank Myers. FIRST ROW, Loft to Right: Virgil McKinney, James Vann, Tonia Sizemore, Betsy Pinney, Lois Mossengale, Judy Cook, Margaret Shepherd, Betty Summerlin, Sari Gilson, Carolyn Olliff, Mory Jane Cobb. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Carolyn Jenkins, Betsy Searcy, Chris Martin, Foye Rainer, Tiny Hughes, Linda Sue Wallace, Sarah Severence, Carolyn Rae Meacham, Jane Stryker, Dian L- Hamper, Birdie Ruth Head. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Sue Sanders, Barbara Liversedge, Anne Darden, Carol Atchison, Patricia imnaj, Ernestine Cummings, Barbara Gadlsby, Herman Stephenson, Randy Eubanks, James Neal, Burton AmaVnai 'FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Arthur Headley, Sonny Stephenson, Paul Parker, John Russell, George Simokins£ StanlevlMtfi ks, Cliff Thompson, Howard Williams, Bill McLauchlin, Bowen Ballard, Clarence Jenkins. THE JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Russell Lowery, Winston Wells, Joe Feldman, Juanita McDonald, Rochelle Varon, Tish Davis, Judy Allen, Judy Wall, Bonnie Higginbotham, Anne Ball, Marian Traywick. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Sarah Carreker, Jean Clark, Rita Bigger, Patricia Ann Roberts, Angel Howell, Frances Pugh, JoAnne Rohrbough, Joy Clark, Elaine Ellis, Sue Smith, Edwina Pace. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Johnyee Perrett, Marie Strubel, Anne Hamilton, Nannette Jones, Georgia Ledyard, Jeannine Ausborn, Jimmy Cook, Gordon Goldstein, Johnny Moore, Bill Bell, Roy Lee Jones. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Karen Richardson, Jean Rollings, Priscilla Sullivan, Ann Byrd, Dorothy Lane, Joseph Pinson, Conrad Jarrell, Vance Brown, Ronnie Anders, Tracy Fisher, James Davis. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ronnie Farmer, Ann Bigelow, Josephine Santana, Betty Cottle, Sandy Brannen, Sandra Brown, Gailya Cooper, Mary Vic Griffin, Loretta Lockett, Linda Busby, Blanche Henley. SECOND ROW: Joan Kendrick, Mary Stewart Evans, Sylvia Nash, Rita Sylvest, Sondra Lide, Joan Barnes, Dale White, Peggy Adams, Joe Scott, Phil Fisher, Edwin Tyus. THJRD ROW: Graig Thompson, Tim Wheat, Emily Gray, Shari Lang, Wllla Henry Boozer, Nancy Lamar, Chuck Bur- gess, Jobw ruett, Jimmy Powell, Larry Smelly, Ed Faulkner. FOURTH ROW: Robert Warren, Bob Fincher, Duncan Cherry, PnnniA irfStaAnAll Chnm Alien, Dickie Calhoun, Phil Green, Charles Arnold, Franklin Ford, Billy Parker, Bill Williams. TWE JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joel Buchanan, Leon Cox, Sylvia Seamon, Sarah Mitchell, Tempie Bagwell, Brookie Harper, Ann Jinright, Norma Jo Martin, Becky Alverson, Emilie Patterson, Linda Golson. SECOND ROW: Johnny Davis, Arthur Blackmon, Penny Old, Lana Parsons, Jane Behling, Muriel Barton, Carolyn Tyus, Tomilu Bedgood, Eleanor Watson, Bronda Ives, Jerry Evans. THIRD ROW: Fred Evans, Larry Keith, Bobby Spencer, Morgan Varner, Lamar H. Noble, Linda Head, Shelby Mitchell, Nancy Jo O'Connor, Julie Welsh, George Gulledge, Linda Bain. FOURTH ROW: Tom Cardinal, Barbara Latimer, Sue Davis, Tommy Bell, Comer Holley, Ronald Price, Bob Maddox, Cody Jones, Albert Thomasson, Bill Hardgrave, Steve Courtney. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jane Francis, Virginia Wing, Dean Bice, Julie Carr, Genye Gardner, Dorothy Hobbs, Ann Steward, Linda Davis, Betty Boroughs, Bert McDowell, Marlin Mooneyham. ROW TWO: Buford Campbell, Frank Smith, Johnny Stevens, Larry Hadden, Eugene Beasley, Gerald Doolittle, Billy Lewis, Jimmy Hitchcock, Nancy Williams, Joe Ruffer, Andy Daniel. ROW THREE: Paul Davis, W. D. Sutherland, Herbert Hoff, Tommy Thompson, Sally Jones, Kay Hanson, Alona Franscioni, Paula Wright, True Nelson, Sue Gober, Deanna Lorew. ROW FOUR: Edward Lobman, Biff Reed, Wayne Bag- well, David Johnson, Bill Haygood, Jimmy Thomas, Rudy Morgan, Jimmy Dendy, Paul Yarbrough, Frank Houston. THE JUNIOR CLASS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Ed Moseley, Andy Connor, Joyce Jerrett, Virginia Morris, Jackie Barrett, Jackie Simpson, Marianne O'Daniel, Jerry Harlan, Florine Dunkin. ROW TWO: Tommy Warren, Alfred Miller, Coy Nichols, Tommy Gray, Jeweldine Bowen, Edith Wheeler, Lorraine Finley, Maydell Cherry, Geraldine Evans. ROW THREE: Edward Sanders, Charles Agerton, Barbara Jo Jones, Pat Wisener, Elizabeth Wright, Elise Kennedy, Mary Dismukes, Elizabeth Fitz-Gerald, Mary Talley. ROW FOUR: Lloyd Nawrocki John Gray, George Pollitt, William Dunn, Clayton Massey, George Thaggard, Richard (Rick) Brown, Troy Nichols, Pete Mastin. [ 53 ] FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fred Bean, Jose Ehrique Ramirez, Paul Ramirez. Jean Adams, Betty Jean Fountain, Evalyn Monsky, Jeanie Brown, Beverly Busby. SECOND ROW: Betsy Skinner, Ann Alford. Frances Harsho, Nora Ann McRimmon, Diana Baird,' Esther Tagala, Lida Hill, Albert Elebash. THIRD ROW: Sandra (Sandy Berry, Melanie Atcheson. Barbara Franklin, Stephen Robbins. Phil Henle, Irl Long, Ed Teague, Howard Upchurch. FOURTH ROW: Judy Weingorten, Gloria Estes, Ronnie Bailey, Bubber Daughtery, Carl Sims, Frank Williams, Royce Kershaw. THE JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Harriman, Doris Stinchcomb. Barbara Grimmer, Joyce Ramsey, Gene Sparks, Gypsey Ann Pool, Jackie Frye. SECOND ROW: Perry Neal, Melind Joyner, Barbara Akers, Sam Comp, Cynthia Judkins, Virginia Boyd, Billy Frizzle, Billy Branch. THIRD ROW: Betty Jane Fanning, Linda Niedans. Joe Sadler, Annette Moseley, Mary Grice, Theresa Warbington, Polly Dwyer, Julianne Fortenberry. FOURTH ROW: Wendell Williamson, Everett Vincent, Dave Bernel. Ronnie Jones, John Stuckey, Fred Wells, Jerry Neal, Nenie Jo Williams. Left to Right: Hoden Harris, Miss lide, Corella Rawls, Bob Hill, Miss Green, Cookie Ussery, Betty Gerson. PRESIDENT ■ BOB HILL VICE PRESIDENT...........................COOKIE USSERY SECRETARY........................CORELLA RAWLS MEMBER-AT-LARGE ..................BETTY GERSON MEMBER-AT-LARGE.................. HADEN HARRIS SPONSOR.............................. MISS LIDE SPONSOR MISS GREEN [ 55 ] FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Betty Jean Mitchell, Marie Fidler, Faye Gilmore, Paul Fields, Skipper Levin, Jimmy Mason, Roy Prince, Richard Mitchell, Don KenJIfec! , Darnette Brooks, Mary Williamson. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Jean Moseley, Barbara Ann Harms, Joyce Wry , W Jfe t ae Ricketts, Joan Sonders, Bruce Taylor, Charles Baum, Dudley Kirkland, Tommy Sparks, Martin Bonin, Woolly ltwiWnd. THlRO ROW: Kay Dassenger, Lavon Sadler, Elsie Jeanette Watt, Joan Cummings, Anita Newell, Philippo £fnlstoaj Moc irrance' ’Oswald, Richard Mallard, Hamp Hunter Green, Johnny Taylor, Henry Hallock. FOURTH ROW Caprine iand, .QCrol Hand, Ann B. Covey, Donna Hancock, Jerry Northern, Bill Savoie, Jim Brauer, Hqf lck Erneiy'Boatn r, J. H ’Wilson, Donald Phillips. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bobby Tarleton, Ralph Thames, Thomas Edwards, Betsy Davis, Carolyn Wilborn, Betty Farmer, Frank Garrett, Carol Bean, Janet Fuller, Donna Brannon, Betty Folmar. SECOND ROW: Bob Bryant, Travis Reeves, Bill Smith, Tommy Rhodes, Benny Gray, Bobby Persons, Dorothy Glenn Parker, Penny Howard, Mary Alice Henry, Gayle Avery, Edna Owens. THIRD ROW: Delores Morris, Jo Ann Tyus, Theron Fuller, Bill Persons, Charles Collins, Jack Horner, Louise McQuenn, Marcile Helton, Linda Swensson, Pat Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Bill Herblin, Jerry Mallory, James Carter, Jane Tennille, Sammy Anderson, Jack Hare, Jerry Lindsey, Leon Greenfield, Lee Avner, Bill Thetford, Billy Britton. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Shelley Forester, Betty Gerson, Mary Evelyn Klumker, Linda Harris, Barbara Ingram, Pat Nathan, Mary Ann McCracken, Lee Shepherd, Linda Jane Smith, Margie Brooks, Joyce Stone. SECOND ROW: Madeline Fisher, Bonnie Holmes, Paul Deems, Patricia Wylie, Patricia Windham, Peggy Endel, Carol Lane, Lorene Yuonne Haffner, Geraldyne Hutchinson, Shirley Stephens, Carolyn Wray. THIRD ROW: Ann Black, Kit Barbee, Betty Stapleton, Frances Shef- field, Bobby Hughes, Jonny Roberts, Charles Foshee, Eddie Pope, Ann Vazis, Marguerite Abreo, Sue Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Spencer, Chris Smilie, Rusty Fraser, Douglas Pouncey, David Byrne, Charles Joiner, Gerald Daniels, Betty Middlebrooks, Pat Summerlin, Marie Smith, Judy Young. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kris West, Coze Fronsdoni, Pat Long, David Worlick, Mac Woodruff, Gordon Pittenger, Joan Graff, Ladine Hawes, Sally Sellers, Carolyn Duke, Barbara McBrayer, William Hall. SECOND ROW: Freddy Wilkerson, Greg Nance, Leonard Naile, Clifford Atkins, Steve Wright, Nell Smith, Don Morgan, Wayne Campbell, Margaret Williams, Frank Behan, Donnie Russel, Albert Kraus. THIRD ROW: William Shields, Paul Barfoot, Bill Crocker, Ken Cassels, Bill Hackney, Julius Butzy, Dorothy Weeks, Helen Hall Hobbie, Monte Sexton, Roberta V. Wallace, Camille Hobbie, Carole Park, Deana Jenkins. FOURTH ROW: Jane Anne Todd, George Harris, Frank Lewis, Mike Jenkins, Jimmy Morgan, Dillard Hollon, Dennis Kelly, Charles Hurst, George Robinson, Guerry Edwards, Lewis Gayden. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Patricio Benbow, Charlotte Basham, Helen Crump, Sherry Davis, Virginia Smith, Gillian Thorp, Janice Qrushis, Winnie Sue Cook, Judy Adams, Shirley Ann Wright, Mallene Evans. SECOND ROW: Mary Voyles, Audrey Webb, Dorothy White, Dianne Whitehurst, Norma Strength, Olga Ashurst, Barbara Knighton, Sally Wilkins, Chauncey Wilson, Tamar Wood, Douglas Miller. THIRD ROW: Mildred Duncan, Gayle Armistead, Gay Brown, Nancy Dunn, Elaine Brennan, Peggy Ammons, Mary Elizabeth Pugh, Carol Brooks, Shirley Wright, Bobbie Alford, George Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Janice Baker, Ann Danner, Becky Blakey, Geradine Pate, Bonnie Robinson, Carl McLendon, William Coon, James Werner, Joshua Burns, Sammy Whitehurst, Edwin Carey. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sidney Gamber, Barty Means, Linda Braune, Peggy Garrett, Mary Jim Kelly, Charlotte Lee, Fran Clifton, Betty Sue Nelson, Phyllis Hawkins, Karen Jordan, Eugene Perry. SECOND ROW: Doug Abernathy, Robert Jones, Edward Brewer, Jimmy Ellison, Ricky Whaley, Jerry Grishan, Sharon Lewis, Shirley Allan, Annette Dykes, Barbara Sexton, Nelda Owens. THIRD ROW: Pene Pittet, Stewart Barnes, Lanita McDonald, Rebecca Pace, Sue Gaines, Voncille Defee, Betty Jean Carter, Joan Paterson, Sandra Johnson, Dixie Ruth Hicks, Maxine Saunders. FOURTH ROW: Larry Duck, Stephen Martin, Bob Hayward, Billy Gardner, Mike Miller, Billy Nunn, Carolyn Eyies, Donald Griffin, Lee Dowling, Johnny Grafford, Jimmie Dotson. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jim Harris, Anne Spicer, Mary Lou Stewart, Corella Rawls, Mildred McCain, Miriam Jordan, Sarah Shine, Bobbie Jimright, Barbara Bloom, Frances McConnell, Melanie Kondrath, Carolyn Clarke, Larry Sanders. SECOND ROW: Tony Warner, Johnny Rose, Bill Stoddard, Jane Dent, Linda Spruill, Sharon Myers, Voctoria Ann Priester, Lyn Wilhelm, Sherry Stephens, Johnny Neal, Ricky Gassenheimer, Helen Barnett, Anita Capouano. THIRD ROW: Berry Grant, Michael Smith, Harold Dunn, Charlie ' jvage. Bill Major, Leslie Watson, Junie Pierce, James Merlini, Joyce Dunkin, Eve Barnett, Molly Riggs, Mary Louise McArthur. FOURTH ROW: Bill Milton, Ginny Ashley, Kitty Poyntz, Jean Albritton, Jon Wise, Linda Tatum, Billy Harris, Julie Howard, Bettie Alice Butler, Cathy Lindemeyer, Louise Brassell, Carolyn Shows, Ray Miller. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Billhart, Beppy LeCroy, Kennon Munger, Carolyn McClain, Beverly McKinr T Fred Mann- ing, Winston Pirtle, Tandy Key, Bill Wade, James Knight, Bill Maynor. SECOND ROW: Roc Rogers, Ulyss a jthrie, Arthur- Nielsen, Sarah Jane Marsh, Sarah Lide, Martha Rose Wilke, Mary Frances Dibble, Sarah Lingham, Becky Moore, Betty Seale, Julie Jones. THIRD ROW: Jerry Garrick, Jimmy York, Patricia Gail Williams, Rockey Brook, Willard Wise Livingston, Byron David Whitehead, Franklin Emmett Schroeck, Raymond Taylor, Harvey Shelton, Lucy Mclnnis, Kay May. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Manning, George Mathews, Doug Hardwick, Johnny Smith, Bill Moseley, Garland Harper, Clanton Williams, James Cannon, Bobby Bounds, Charlotte Stripling, Jeannette Barganier. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ailene McGuire, Cookie Ussery, Pam Grant, Sue Shepard, Jim Seay, Edgar French, Tommy Han- cock, Liqda Goolsby, Haden Harris, Paulo Cook, Carma Williams, Sue Kuhns. SECOND ROW: Carla Facht, Joann Rankin, Gay Burnette, Diane Grissette, Frances Davis, Judy Price, Carolyn Smith, Pat Tillery, Jimmy Kitchen, Kay Stern, Karen Hicks, Ann Smith. THIRD ROW: Wayne Sherrill, Johnny Thompson, Richard Kennamer, Mike Holmes, Dennis Burden, Lester Hall, Lamar Wagner,' Doug Barrow, Dean Cobb, Ben Luster, Charles Chitty, David Livingston. FOURTH ROW: Barry Casey, Bill Hart, Scott Hertford, Jim Roehm, Bill Cargile, Roy Lee, Campbell Kidd, Jerry Beach, Jerry Becknell, John Knight, Bobby May, Gary Boutz. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right. Patsy Williamson, Toni Davis, Jackie Williams, Norma Gregory, Marie Morris, Glenda Rooks, Gerry Fouche, Lino Burrell, Pat Harvard, Sherry Farrington, Marianne McDonald. SECOND ROW: Katherine Sewell, Joan Gibson, Susan Olsen, Paul Renaud, Langston Haygood, Stanley Solomon, Jack Steiner, Furman Smith, Ronnie Haynes, Bernice Smith, Lenore Baxter. THIRD ROW: Tom Sluman, Chris Dregne, Lorenzo Davis, Don Cooper, Melvin Brown, Ronald Kennedy, Wert Norwood, Gil Gilden, Jimmy Colquitt, Joe Fuller, Harold Daniel. FOURTH ROW: Keeter McKee, Bobby Lowder, Charles Minch, Ben Easterling, Bobby Floyd, Bill Grubbs, Davis Brock, Leonard Christy, Alan Taylor, Steve Swartz, Leo Brown. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Velma Bridges, Yvette Scheurlein, Joe Young, Buddy Herring, Norbert Long, Gus Clements, Steve Van Wezel, Leo Whitworth, Dickie Nickel, Sam Lett, Chuck Landers, Bob Ed Lavender. SECOND ROW- Billy Norris, Joellyn Kennedy, Betty Schroter, Patricia Taylor, Kathy Hixon, Billie Dodson, Karen Amos, Coloria Snoddy, Wallie Brownfield, Linda Sutton, Barbara Miller, Ellen Wilder. THIRD ROW: Thomas Bourne, Alvin Jolly, Raymond Ragland, Chasks Hall, Mary Simersky, Bobby Schremser, Susan Mann, Cal Moore, Jimmy Massey, Anne Branch, Marie Nichols, Jack Croteau. FOURTH ROW: Bob Abbott, John Gray, Greg Tucker, Jeff Salter, Chief Roberts, Pierce Crowder, Bob Hill, Meda Ann Howard, Judy Crow, Helen Stieringer, Glenda Price, Stewart Sellers. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Johnnie Lynn Halse, Betty Fulford, Glenda Grimmer, Nina Morton. Fron Watson, Martha Lee Williford, Burke Fitzpatrick, Jeon Ridolphi, Margaret Flack, Charles Brightwell. SECOND ROW: Laura Gastinger, Kay Holmes, Norma Morgan, Mary Peters, Becky Andrews, Betty Hall,. Judy Crouch, Mary James Liner. Kenny Moore, Randy Brantley. THIRD ROW: Allen Herzberg, Rodney Moody, Dewey Waters, Bill Virgin, Roscoe Johnson, Bob Rutland, Jerry Owens, Jackie Sims, Pat Romberg. FOURTH ROW: Dudley Bates, John Hopwood, Don Chambless, Bob Bailey, Mark Martin, David Russell, Jim Byrne, Charlotte McGuire, Jean Gremse. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Celia Gilmore, Medora Powell, Jane Marks, Jeannine Neal, Sherry Swan, Kay Kerry, Carolyn Doss, Margaret Ward. SECOND ROW: Page Mickey, Ann Lloyd, Patti Ansley, Barbara Lewis, Margaret Harris, Jean Reid, Sharon Healey. Peggy Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Pete Ginsberg, Lewis Holmes, Molly Johnson, Brenda Smith, Mary Lou Causey! Borbara Wells, Jo Ann Carlisle, Melissa Folsom, Ernestine Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Davis, Jimmy Huie, Betty Jean Wilson, Verna Lee Baumhoefer, Holliway (Sonn$ Ether ; $haron Moore, Linda Estes, Rebecca Betts, Flynn Brooks. First Row, Left to Right: Carma Williams, Dot Gantt. Second Row: Paula Cook, Hayden Harris, Sue Coons, Gene Mallard. Third Row: Woody Townsend, Donald Phillips. JUNIOR ABSENTEES Patty Plumlee Carol Johnson Anita Loften Judith Rogers Priscilla Lawn Ruby Warlick Bobby Rogers Marvin Worley Patsy Epps Rickey Allen Carroll Mary Jane Nolen Ronald Talley Gerry Delene Thornton Laney Ellis Larry Atkins N, Julie Kugel Edward Earl Brown Dan Castleberry Bill Johnson John Wayne Brown Mike Robertson Terry Taylor Brenda Campbell Tommy Beasley Sheila Conway Andrew George Keith Fred Wells Margaret Jackson Bette Leverette Patricia Carter Lillian Joyce Livingston Margaret Knight SOPHOMORE ABSENTEES David Stewart Richard Earl Dennis Lucille Hendrix Bob Tate Erwin Lischke Elizabeth Sumrall Barbara Headley Millard Morgan Sfairley Wilhoite Catherine Leonard Henry Pope James King Judy Margaret Summerlin Louis Wefts Fred Bullard Mary Alice Williams Grady Edmond Alford PHOTOGRAPHER’S ASSISTANTS left to Right: Ronald Bailey, Color Guard; John Sorensen, National Colors, John Thomason, School Colors; John Brown, Color Guard. [ 66 ] INSTRUCTORS Left to Right: Copt. Pope, M Sgt. Melvin, M Sgt. Sumlin. BATALLION STAFF Lt, Col. Ramsey McKinney Mary Sue Pittman Maj. Richard Humphrey Battallion Commander Battallion Sponsor Executive Officer Capt Larkin Nolen Capt. Roman Weil Lt. Alex Everett Lt. Laudon Williams S-l S-2 t 67 ] S-3 S-4 COMPANY “A Edward Goldblatt Company Commander Frances Marks Sponsor Max Jenkins Jack Payne Platoon Leader Platoon leader Bobby Bailey Almon Ballard James Bates Jerry Becknell Arthur Blackmon Gary Boutz Randolph Brantley David Byrne Samuel Camp James Carter Aubrey Cates Don Chambless Miller Chappel George Cherry James Dotson Harold Dunn James Edwards James Ellison Frank Eubanks Horace French Louis Golson Larry Hadden Fred Haston William Headley Harold Hidle John Hopwood Tandy Key John Lassiter Russell Lowery Richard Mallard Robert Massey Virgil McKinney Carl McLendon Daniel Meisen Richard Mitchell Colvin Moore Edward Moseley Lloyd Nawrocki James Neal Perry Neal Wert Norwood Stephen Robbins Robert Rutland Jim Seay Kenneth Stockard Bruce Taylor Johnny Thompson Paul Vandergriff Joe Young [ 68 ] COMPANY “B John Albritton Compony Commander Becky Moore Sponsor Jerry Palmer Plotoon Leader Jame; Ashurs' Platoon Leader William Barnes Richard Brown Joel Buchanan Augustus Clements Ronald Davis Albert Elebosh Frances Grant Richord Green Jerret Grisham George Gulledgc Charles Hall William Hall Henry Hallock Arthur Herring Jack Horner Richard Kennamer Ronald Kennedy Paul Kirk Jimmy Kitchen Frank Kohn ' Clifton Ledyard Joe Levin William Livingston Michael Mandelbaum William McLauchlin Billy Milton Kenneth Moore Jerry Neal Roy Prince Karl Reed Harvey Shelton Wayne Sherrill James Sims Williom Smith John Spencer John Steiner Steven Swartz Edward Taylor George Thaggard Albert Thomosson John Tucker Buron Whitehead Clanton Williams [ 69 ] COMPANY “C Kelly Johnson Company Commander Betty Moore Sponsor David Byrne Platoon Leader Rouse Godfrey Platoon Leader Frank Behan James Braver Julius Butzue Kenneth Cassels Leonard Christy Billy Crocker James Day Lee Dowling William Dunn Thomas Edwards Paul Fields Franklin Ford Samuel Ginsburg Benjamin Groy John Gray Leon Greenfield William Herblin James Holly James Holmes William Johnson John Jones Robert Jones Samuel Lett Erwin Lischke Gerald Mallory Fred Manning Ralph Marks Milla'rd Morgan John Neal Coy Nichols Troy Nichols Thomas Northern Willie Parker William Persons Paul Renaud Furman Smith Moreland Smith Harold Sylvest Ed Teague Billy Thomason Cliff Thompson Craig Thompson Woodrow Townsend Clyde Williams Frank Williams Thomas Woodruff DRILL TEAM James Briley Drill Team Commander ‘v Betty Montgomery Sponsor James Cobbs Assistant Drill Team Commander Grover Pilgreen Assistant Drill Team Commander Chorles Arnold Ronald Ashley Douglas Barrow William Bell Charles Brightwell Culver Broach Joshua Burns Charles Chitty Kolie Clayton Andrew Conner Ronnie Farmer Oliver Filley Bill Hackney Lester Hall James Harris Phil Henle Robert Hill Walter Hughes William Johnson Ronald Jones Campbell Kidd Charles Landers Robert Lavender Roy Loe Irl Long Peter Mast in Frank Myers Billy Parker Henry Pirtle Jasper Roberts Joe Ruffer David Russell Max Saxon Johnny Stevens William Sutherland Lewis Tyus Howard Upchurch Cecil Vincent William Wade Anthony Warner William Williams [ 71 ] SIDNEY LANIER R.O.T.C. RIFLE TEAM Balboa — October Marion — November Cliff — November Richmond Academy — February William Randolph Hearst Trophy — December Third Army Interscholastic — January Marion — February Cliff — March Alabama Military District Trophy Match — April FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jimmy Briley, Roman Weil, Kelly Johnson, Bill Mclauchlin, Max Jenkins, Fred Haston. SECOND ROW: Billy Parker, Alex Everett, Richard Green, Frank Myers, James Neal. THIRD ROW: Howard Williams, Albert Ele- bash, Joe Ruffer, John Thomason, Sgt. Whitfield Melvin. [ 72 ] R. 0. T. C. OFFICERS CLUB President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Faculty Advisor Richard Humphrey . John Albritton Mary Sue Pittman Captain Charles F. Pope, Jr. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: John Albritton, Richard Humphrey, Mary Sue Pittman. SECOND ROW: Becky Moore, Frances Marks, Jack Payne, Ramsey McKinney, Alex Everett, Roman Weil, Betty Montgomery, Betty Moore. THIRD ROW: Loudon Williams. Edward Goldblatt, Rouse Godfrey, Max Jenkins, Larkin Nolen, Kelly Johnson, David Byrne, Jerry Palmer, Jimmy Cobbs. FOURTH ROW: John Thomason, Jimmy Ashurst, John Sorenson, Grover Pilgreen, Jimmy Briley. [ 73 ] JUDY HOLCOMBE . Oracle Staff FRANCES MATHEWS . . . . . L Club ROY MOONEYHAM . . . Lanier Tri-Hi-Y JACK PAYNE . . Oracle Staff JIMMY SHARPE . . Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y REBECCA BURGE . . . . . D. O. Club JOANNA RUSSELL . Student Council BETTY MONTGOMERY . . . . Phi Hi-Y BUSTER BIGGIO . . . . . D. O. Club JESSE WILLIAMS . . . Student Council CLIFF RUSSELL . . Cheerleaders KATHLEEN HOLMES Spanish Club CHARLOTTE GRAHAM . Section Representative VIRGINIA BOYD . . . Ushers' Club H. WILLIAMS . . Spanish Club BUCK THIGPEN . . Section Representative HAM NEWSOM . . Benoist Tri-Hi-Y BILL HOWELL . . . . . Sigma Tri-Hi-Y JUDT JUSTICE . . Inter Club Council JEANINE AUSBORN . . Dixie Rebel Hi-Y CHANDLEY McCANN . Thespian Club CORDELL PORTER . . Inter Club Council MIKE McKEEN . . . Senior Girls' Club RICHARD GILL . . . Thespian Club JOAN McWATERS . . Marshals' Club HADEN HARRIS . . . Phi Delta Chi Hi-Y ROBERT PARKER . Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y ROBERT PAYNE . . Marshals'Club LEWIS GAYDEN Delta Gamma Tri-Hi-Y MIRIAM JORDAN . Science Club CAROLE BERRY . Glee Club KAY HANSON . . Dixie Hi-Y ED BECK . . . . , Science Club BARRY BOWERS . . Glee Club BROTHER McKINNEY . . Future Homemakers DAVIS BENNETT . . Beta Centura Y Club LIDA HILL . . . French Club PATTY HAMN . Blue and White MARIE STRUBEL . . Future Teachers ALEX SHERLOCK . French Club RICHARD ADAMS Blue and White JOE RUFFER . . Future Teachers MARY SUE PITTMAN . . R.O.T.C. Officers BERNARD HARWOOD . . Theta Chi Tri-Hi-Y CHARLES FISHER . . . Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y TOMMY SEWELL . Moonmist Y Club ANN COVEY . . . Latin Club PEGGY GARRETT . Band BETTY BOROUGHS . . . Psi Hi-Y MIKE MILLER Latin Club JOE MORRIS . . BILLY FRIZZLE . . . . Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y GUERRY EDWARDS . Kappa Phi Tri-Hi-Y KENT ROSE . . Beta Omega Tri-Hi-Y ELOISE JOHNS TRACY FISHER . Poet Hi-Y Stardust Y Club JULIE HOWARD TOMMY GREEN . . Ballet Club Ballet Club BILL HARDGRAVE . . Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y ee i Jcctsv c k Yo lOtsyyv FRIENDLIEST SYLVIA SANFORD TOMMY and TERRY HARRIS WHO’S WHO BEST ALL ROUND MARY SUE PITTMAN DON GARRISON BEST PERSONALITY KATHLEEN HOLMES ED BECK MOST LANIERISH MISSY POWELL CLIFF RUSSELL 'JUou most sincere FRANCES IfcjARIte RICHAR HljMMRl MOST CHARMING ELOISE JOHNS BILL HOWELL MOST VIVACIOUS and MOST ATHLETIC JOYCE CUNNINGHAM TOMMY SEWELL WHO’S WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JUDY CANTEY RICHARD GILL MOST TALENTED DELLA RUTH OUSLEY BOBBY BOETTCHER MOST ORIGINAL TONI TENNILLE BERNARD HARWOOD 1_______________________________________________ JUNIOR WHO’S WHO BEST ALL ROUND MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST HANDSOME SUE STACY DICKIE CALHOUN VIRGINIA BOYD HAM NEWSOM FRIENDLIEST MOST POPULAR JUDY ALLEN BOBBY THOMAS BETTY BOROUGHS TRACY FISHER SOPHOMORE WHO’S WHO MOST POPULAR HADEN HARRIS DONALD GRIFFIN COOKIE USSERY JIMMY COLQUITT MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST HANDSOME JULIE HOWARD MIKE MILLER ■ ■bFst all round DOROTHY WHITE BOB HILL Yjfjardi CjraS Court Senior Slttendcintd Wjidi Dina Cchuardi l Vjiii Carole tSerru fueen Q Win Wary Sue Pitt man junior 4ttendantd Sophomore Attendants Win Virginia Bop Win JJaden JJarrii Win Betty Borouyki Win Wary Jim J(et(y (not pictured) In recognition of her qualities of leadership and dependability, Judy Cantey was chosen by the Seniors and Faculty of Lanier as the D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl for 1958. As Editor of this year's ORACLE and as an active participant in many of Lanier's activities, Judy has done a wonderful job, and she has gained the respect of all who have worked with her. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS KEN SHEPARD MARTHA HARRISON FRANK RIDOLPHI CLARENCE THOMAS These nine Seniors were chosen on the basis of the Scholarship Qualifying Test and the Scholastic Aptitude Test of the College Entrance Examination as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. The ORACLE wishes to recognize them, for they have brought national recognition not only to themselves but to Lanier. LELAND NORTHAM RICHARD GILL ROMAN WEIL FRANCES MARKS DAVID COYLE [ 97 ] Richard Gill Vice-President STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council plans and directs all school activities in a democratic way, with representation from all the classes and the faculty. The members promote a genuine school spirit, and they serve in any way possi- ble to hold high the standards of Lanier. Frances Vincentelli Secretary Elaine Metcalf Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Mooneyham Miss Gorrie Mrs. Harper Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor [ 100 ] STUDENT COUNCIL President „...... Vice-President Secretary Members-at-Large SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .......................................... John Albritton Robert Payne ...................... Judy Canfey Butch Golblatt, Joanna Russell, Frances Marks President ....... Vice-President Secretary ....... Members-at-Large JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ham Newsom ....................................... Tracy Fisher Joy Clark Nanette Jones, Terry Taylor, Jerry Harlan President ....... Vice-President Secretary Members-at-Large SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bob Hill ..................... Cookie Ussery .................. Corel la Rawls Haden Harris, Betty Gerson FRONT: Jesse Williams, Frances Vincentelli. FIRST ROW, Front to Back: John Albritton, Richard Gill, Ham Newsom. SECOND ROW: Robert Payne, Tommy Harris, Frances Marks, Tomilu Bedgood. THIRD ROW: Jerry Harlan, Terry Taylor, Bob Hill, Corella Rawls, Nannette Jones, Mrs. Mooneyham. FOURTH ROW: Cookie Ussery, Betty Gerson, Elaine Metcalf, Haden Harris, Judy Cantey, Joy Clark, Joanna Russell. [ ioi ] SECTION REPRESENTATIVES FRONT, Left to Right: Carole Berry, Tommy Harris, Sylvia Sanford. FIRST ROW: Peggy Garret, Jerry Harlan, Charles Barron, Geraldyne Hutchinson, Kay Ozment, Glenda Rooks, Belle Walter, Tempie Bagwell, Pat Roberts, Marilyn Elgin, Mary Jim Kelly, Cookie Ussery. SECOND ROW: Toni Tennille, Wynell Wil! ins, Joyce Wright, Mary Louise Pinson, Bill Howell, Jean Ridolphi, Patty Hamn, Julie Carr, Charlotte De Vore, Lida Hill, Bobby Thomas. THIRD ROW: Joanna Russell, Nannette Jones, Charlotte Graham, Howard Williams, Buck Thigpen, Corolyn Wilborn, Katherine Sewell, Charlotte Basham, Sally Sel- lers, Charles Baum, Jim Milford. FOURTH ROW: Davis Bennett, Billy Kitchens, Don Garrison, Billy Frizzle. FIFTH ROW: Fred Taylor, Tommy McGough, Fred Wells, Ed Tabman, Chief Roberts, Jimmy Shepherd, Bob Hill, Barry Bowers, Frank Ridolphi, Billy Britton, Junie Pierce, Jimmy Ellison. ASSEMBLY OF SECTION REPRESENTATIVES President Tommy Harris Vice-President Sylvia Sanford Secretary Carole Berry Sponsor Miss Margaret Gorrie [ 102 ] ALTERNATE SECTION REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: France� Vincentelli, Beppy Le Croy, Mary Lou Stuart, Burke Fitzpatrick, Dannette Brook , Diana Baird, George Thaggard, Bob Ed Tavender, Chris Martin, Karen Amo . SECOND ROW: Dickie Calhoun, Lewis Gayden, Jack Parker, Bill Howell, Judy Allen, Mary Anne Gilbert, Bonnie Robinson, Judy Young, Judy Adam , Carla Focht, Harvey Skelton, Mary Denni . THIRD ROW: Charles Lee, Bill Hart, Billy Branch, Clyde Seale, Wiley Ashley, Barbara Norton, Dot Gantt, Barbara Garrett, Nancy O'Connor, Kit Barbie, Pat Armstrong. MISSING: Earl Griffin, Neda Wilson, Johnny Rose, Joan McWater , Tom- my Green, Ben Easterling, Joe Feldman, Phil Green, Lee Hamilton, Kay Hansen, Joe Ruffer, Clark Gaston, Betty Reeves, Tommy Sewell, Herman Barnett, Gordon Pittinger, Randy Brantley, Jim Massey, Kathleen Holme , Mike McKeen, Betty Lou Hawk, Paul Pair , Loi Pinson. The duties of a Section Representative are numerous. The person who is elected to this of- fice must promote all school activities. He is responsible for the daily devotional in his section He gets the section report to the office on time. He acquaints the substitute teacher with the class schedule. The Section Representative is aided in these and many other duties by an Alternate. [ 103 ] FIRST ROW, left to Right: Richard Adams, Richard Gill, Jerry Palmer. SECOND ROW: Chandley McCann, Barbara Britton, Jean Albritton, Steve Von Wezel, Bobby Broach. THIRD ROW: leone Kraus, Shelby Forester, Mary lou Stuart, lee Shepherd. FOURTH ROW: Mary James Dennis, Mary Ann Covington, Pat Busby, Hubert Kessler. FIFTH ROW: Kirby Pruett, Carolyn Smith, Kay Hansen, Jimmy Neal. SIXTH ROW: Gypsey Ann Pool, Polly Dwyer, Johnyee Perrett. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL President Vice-President Secretary' Treasurer Sponsor Richard Gill Butch Goldblatt Eloise Johns Jerry Palmer Mrs. Grove The Inter-Club Council promotes and coordinates activities among the clubs at Lanier. Its members, representatives from Lanier's various clubs, help to execute the wishes of the Student Council. [ 104 ] President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsors Joan Chapman Toni Tenniile Joyce Cunningham ............... Frances Vincentelli Sylvia Sanford Mrs. Neva Sweat, Mrs. Julia Harper The Senior Girls' Club promotes a better relationship between the senior girls of Lanier and their school. [ 105 ] CO-EDITORS: Frances Marks, Richard Gill. ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Tonia Sizemore, Bill Johnson. REPORTERS: Martha Harrison, Pat Roberts, Carol Bozeman, Mary Louise Goff, Frances Mathews, Willa Henry Boozer, Lida Hill, Nannette Jones, Judie Weil, Polly Dwyer, Sandra Wilbanks, Rebecca Harwell, Bonnie Higginbotham. FEATURE EDITORS: Ellen Cates, Judy Holcombe, Eloise Jones—Joy Clark, Bettymae House, Jonna Russell, Gypsey Ann Pool, Mary Sue Pittman, Virginia Boyd, Betty Boroughs, Mary Ann Gilbert, Betty Moore, Tina Edwards, Lois Massengale, Frances Vincentelli, Lucy Wise, Sylvia Sanford, Jeannine Ausborn, Joyce Cunningham, Cynthia Judkins, Anna Jane Smith, Sue Stacy. SPORTS EDiTORS: Richard Adams, Jack Payne—Cliff Thompson, Robert Kirk- patrick, Doug Christzberg, Lee Poke, Ed Faulkner, Tommy Sewell, Henry Frazer, Robert Payne, David Bennett, Joe Sadier, Claude Moody, Buck Thig- pen, Mike McKeen, Bobby Branch, Bill Ingram, George Thaggard. ADVERTISING EDITORS: John Albritton, Ramsey McKinney, Lee Kohn— Jimmy Ashurst, Cordelia Cooper, Richard Humphrey, Jerry Sampson, Clyde Seale, Kathleen Holmes, Tommy Harris, Bill Thomas, Tempie Bagwell, Terry Harris, Richard Humphrey, Patty Hamn, Joan Chapman, Georgia Ledyard, Fred Haston, Helen Ann Lee. COLUMNISTS: Bernard Harwood, Toni Tennille, Kate Crommelin. NAME EDIOT: Leone Kraus. EXCHANGE EDITORS: Betsy Searcy, Carolyn Jenkins. ART STAFF EDITORS: Clarence Thomas, Marilyn Williford—Anne Ball, Dianne Davis, Barbara Britton, Helen Carter. CIRCULATION STAFF: Larkin Nolen, Ann Malone. TYPISTS: Missy Powell, Lorraine Wenger, Carolyn Breedlove. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Roman Weil, Anne Branch, Mike Smith. WHITE STAFF Feature Editors Ellen Cates Eloise Johns Judy Holcombe Associate Editors Tonia Sizemore Bill Johnson Sports Editors Jack Payne Richard Adams Advertising Managers Lee Kohn John Albritton Brother McKinney [ 107 ] ORACLE STAFF MR. HARRIS Sponsor JUDY CANTEY Editor-m-Chief JUDY HOLCOMBE Assistant Editor ALEX SHERLOCK Business Manager FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Taylor, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Harris, Miss Persons, Mrs. Sherlock, Miss Suzie Green. SECOND ROW: Miss Andrews, Miss Effie Green, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Black, Miss Hagedorn. THIRD ROW: Captain Pope, Mr. Grissett, Mr. Scarborough, Mr. Weatherby. [ '08 ] Judie Weil Faculty Jack Payne Military Clarence Thomas Art W a v Joy Clark Literary Senior Pictures Senior Pictures Senior Captions Junior-Sophomore Pictures Robert Kirkpatrick Terry Harris Sports Activities Tommy Harris Activities Martha Harrison Literary Eleanor Bergquist Pictures LeNona Mullins Pictures A Anna Jane Smith Humor Marilyn Williford Art Shirley Ann Lane Typist Mary Louise Pinson Typist Roman Weil Photographer [ 109 ] FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Robert Payne, Sue Gober, Kar en Amos, Mary Ann Covington, Mary James Liner, Beppy LeCroy. SECOND ROW: Becky Moore, Betty Seale, Pat Long, Shelia Baker. THIRD ROW: Elaine Ellis, Suzanne Thornhill, Canille Covington, Carolyn Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Grimmer, Sherry Swan, Beverly Busby, Bobbie Alford. FIFTH ROW: Eleanor Bergquist, Tomilu Bedgood, Nancy LeNoir, Shirley Lane. SIXTH ROW: Larry Duck, Johnnv Neal, IJorma Morgan, Mary Louise Pinson. SEVENTH ROW: Eva Barnett, Dorothy Gantt. EIGHTH ROW: N sfrKy fierg r 'ippe Stryker, Jane Anne Todd, Carolyn Duke. Nead Marshal Assistant Head Marshal ponspr..................... Mary Ann Covington . Joan McWaters Miss Andrews The Marshals have the responsibility of keeping the halls free of unnecessary ■raffic and assisting visitors about the hall. They protect the property of the -students by checking passes and seeing that no one goes to a locker without ptfmission from the office. MARSHALS’ CLUB USHERS’ CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Walter Hughes, Bill Ingram, Jack Parker, Jack Payne, Paul Kirk. SECOND ROW: Gordon Gold- stein, Bobby Thomas, Edward Lobman, Henry Frazer, Clarence Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Conrad Jarrell, Terry Taylor, Gary Jones, Moreland Smith, Robert Kirkpatrick, David Coyle, Sheldon Kushner. FOURTH ROW: Morgan Varner, Kirby Pruett, Wayne Bagwell, Bobby Boettcher, Frank Ridolphi, Steve Wood, Richard Gill. FIFTH ROW: Billy Branch, Frank Myers, Fred Haston, Jimmy Ashurst, Butch Goldblatt, Larkin Nolen. SIXTH ROW: Dickie Calhoun, Frank Kohn, Carl Simms, Bowen Ballard, Albert Thomason, Brother McKinney. Head Usher Jack Parker Senior Assistants Joe Morris, Alex Sherlock Junior Assistants Walter Hughes, Paul Kirk Secretary Bill Ingram Treasurer Jack Payne Sponsor Mrs. Frances D. Jones The members of the Ushers' Club serve the school and the community by acting as ushers at football games, concerts, and other activities. The members are chosen according to their scho- lastic standing and capability. [ HI ] LANIER President ............................ Billy Smith Manager Billy Hopper Vice-President ..................... Billy Hopper Assistant Manager Wayne Johnston Secretary-Treasurer-Historian Joe Morris Sponsor Mr. William T. Binion, Jr. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Solly Jones, Frances Ann McConnell, Stewart Sellers, Joan Chapman, Belle Walter, Wayne Johnston, Peggy Garrett, Joyce Cunningham, Judy Allen, Chris Martin, Peggy Garrett. [ 112 ] BAND CLUB LYRE The Band develops an appreciation of music in the individual. The members develop character and receive training in good citizenship. They strive to be of educational and musical value to the school and community. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Binion, Joe Morris, Conrad Thompson, Hubert essler, Wayne Johnston, Jimmy Patterson, Bobby Boettcher, Sara Donald. SECOND ROW: Billy Smith, Billy Eager, Conrad Jarrell, Turpin Ashurst, Edd Dunlap, Tommy Atkins, Billy Hopper, Fletcher Primm. CLUB FIRST ROW, Left To Right: Roy Mooneyhom, Tommy Green, Jimmy Sharpe, Tina Edwards, Robert Parker, Henry Bourne, Kent Rose. SECOND ROW: H Williams, Gary Perry, John Haigler, Billy Thomas, Coach Wilson. THIRD ROW: Tommy Sewell, John Seale, Claude Moody, Albert Lee, Mike McKeen. FOURTH ROW: Buck Thigpen, Andy Daniel, Billy Frizzle, Dickie Calhoun, Mac McKee, Tim Edney. FIFTH ROW; Tracy Fisher, Ronald Price, Phil Green, Cliff Russell, Joe Scott, Earl Griffin. SIXTH ROW: Joe Sadler, Buck Hall, John Stuckey, Ham Newsom. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Duncan, Tom Cardinal. President ........ Vice-President . . Secretary-T reasurer Chaplain ......... Sergeant-at-Arms Sweetheart ........ Sponsor .......... Jimmy Sharpe Robert Parker ...... Don Garrison Kent Rose Henry Bourne Tina Edwards Coach Robert L. Teel The L Club recognizes boys who have shown good sportsmanship and made contributions to athletics at Lanier. [ 114 ] Sue Stacy Patty Hamn DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Judy Brown, Scotty Meyers, Eula Mae Daniels, Patsy Epps, Hazel Toomer, Bertie Head, Jean Bazzell, Patricia Carter, Mary Jane Cobb, Ann Jinright. SECOND ROW: James Day, Loretta Lockett, Sara Epps, Wendy Meek, Peggy Law, Lois Pinson, Elizabeth Revis, Beverly Bennett, Eldora Brandon, Becky Burge. THIRD ROW: Gayle Edwards, Billy Jones, Jim Milford, Charles Agerton, Louis Golson, Billy Thompson, Arthur Autrey, Tommy Thompson, Leon Cox, Herman Barnett. FOURTH ROW: Shelby Mitchell, Sue Davis, Muriel Barton, Barbara Latimer, Lynda Kennedy, Alice Summerlin, Bar- bara Franklin, Coy Nichols, Fred Evans, Charles Barron. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Bailey, Tommy Padgett, Paul Parker, George Sanders, Bobby Sullivan, Richard Brown, Margaret Knight, Carolyn Knight, Jerry Mae Talley. SIXTH ROW: Buster Biggio, Hayden Carter, Larry Hadden, Eugene Beasley. NOT PRESENT: Troy Nichols, Betty Reeves, Jimmy Powell, Clayton Massey, Carolyn Tyus, Sue Sanders, Julia Fabritis. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Reporter Sponsor Tommy Padgett Jimmy Powell Ann Jimwright Ann Meyers Linda Kennedy Herman Barnett William McGraw 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 an annual banquet for their employers and various other parties. They participate in the following contests: Mr. and Miss D.O., Oratorical, Essay, and Job Manual. [ 116 ] Opportunities Through Vocational Education DISTRIBUTIVE Charles Barron Retail Management EDUCATION TRAINEES Patsy Epps Merchandising DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION TRAINEES Larry Hadden James Day Auto Mechanic Auto Mechanic D.O. OFFICE Ann Jinright Secretary PRACTICE TRAINEES Lois Pinson Bookkeeper [ 117 ] FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jeon Bazzel, Judy Alford, Bette Leverette, Carolyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Becky Andrews, lenore Baxter, Leonard Nell, Berry Farmer, Mary Lou Causey, Kay Ozment, Betty Ann Farmer, Jane Ann Godd, Mary Vic Griffen, Judy Adams, Mary Ellen Clumton, Daniel Leckie, Wanda Hall. President........ .......... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Inter-Club Council Representative Sponsor Bette Leverett Judy Alford Jean Bazzel Carolyn Smith Miss Hall MOTTO You open the world when you open a book. The members of the Library Club help Lanier students with their reading. [ H8 ] THESPIAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President Toni Tennille Vice-President Richard Gill Secretary Pic Wells Treasurer Leland Northern Sponsor Mrs. Cleta W. Ellis The Thespian Club creates a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramatics among the boys and girls of our high school. FRONT, Left to Right: Pic Wells, Richard Gill, Toni Tennille. FiRST ROW: Joe Feldman, Lois Feldman, Sheila Baker, Brenda Campbell, Helen Ann Lee, Laurie Wise, Lee Kohn, Sara Ann Benton, Jeanne Brown, Sandra Fitzpatrick, Joy Clark, Louise Brassed, Steve Van Wezel, Judy Price, Leone Kraus, Patsy Lanier. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ellis, Doris Stinchcomb, Linda Feinberg, Sara Mae Senter, Ann Hersburg, Pat Armstrong, Jack Herron, Hoynes Owens, Dotti Miller, Jo Ann Rohrbough, Joseph Pinson, Diannia Biard, Rondi Harris, Lorraine Wenger, Roberta Shewmoke, Katie Crommelin, Sandra Wilbanks, Johnyee Perrett, Lida Hill, Dale White, Ellen Cates, Dea Heilpern, Frances Marks, Virginia Rath, Evalyne Monsky. THIRD ROW: Heflin Sanders, Bill Howell. [ 119 ] ■ hiL .mu ils President Jerry Sampson Vice-President Barry Bowers Secretary Mary Sue Pittman Treasurer Sylvia Sanford Historian Judy Allen Sponsor Merle McCorkle The members of the Glee Club give pleasure to themselves and to others through music. [ 120 ] SOPHOMORE GIRLS’ SINGING CLASS ACCOMPANISTS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Sue Pittman, Jerry Sampson, Della Ruth Ousley, Camille Klotz, Ann Ball, Becky Alverson. SECOND ROW: Julie Weingarten, Rebecca Harwell, Nancy LeNoir. [ 121 ] HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor .......Tina Edwards Joyce Cunningham ........ Betty Moore . Jeannine Ausborn Miss Madeline Eitzen The Lanier Home Economics Club promotes interest in home economics. The mem- bers study to broaden their knowledge and to increase their ability to meet the responsibilities of life. They learn by experience in designing and making clothes as well as various other fields of home economics. [ '22 ] FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President............ .............Joan Theissen Vice-President Marilyn Elgin Secretary.............................. Sue Gober Treasurer ..........................Linda Golson Sponsor ................ Reporter ............. Historian....... Parliamentarian . Song Leader .......... . . Mrs. Ouida Hicks Sylvia Seamon Dorothy Green Nancy Jo O'Conner ......Anita Loftin The Future Homemakers of America helps individuals to improve their personal, family, and com- munity living, now and in the future. X , • - .i • -.4 V - V •’ JU Vt T4V- ._ Ml rh 'N. . i m JK v h . £ FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Jo O'Conner, Dorothy Green, Marilyn Elgin, Joan Th« C.l_ W__r ___.: I ccrr km DA y. Dnnn.. Unmku Rsttu lnn« Fnnninn Mnru Ann Klnrtnn . ' • M mr r FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Jo O'Conner, Dorothy Green, Marilyn Elgin, Joan Theissen, Linda Golson, Anita Loftin, Eula Mae Daniel. SECOND ROW: Peggy Marphy, Betty Jane Fanning, Mary Ann Norton, Camille Klotz, Linda Head, Frances Harsha, Jeanette Tiller, Patsy Clark. THIRD ROW: Marie Nichols, Sara Mitchell, Kathy Hixon, Glenda Rooks, Joellyan Ken- nedy, Betty Schroter, Meda Ann Howard, Karen Amos. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Autrey, Virginia Wing, Genye Gardner, Norma Morgan, Patricia Taylor, Sue Smith, Carolyn Babcock, Lorene Haffner, Lois Ann Price, Dianne Grissett. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Jones, Angel Howell, Linda Burrell, Judy Crow, Carolyn Ross, Gloria Snoddy, Rita Sylvest, Dianne Hopper, Martha Wilke. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Hicks, Billie Dodson, Frances Pugh, Julianne Fortenberry, Wilma Bridges, Elaine Brannon, Pat Harvard. [ 123 ] FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . Historian . . . Sponsor Mary James Dennis Bonnie Higginbotham ... Joan McWaters Julianne Fortenberry . Marianne O'Daniel . . Mrs. Julia Hughes The Future Teachers of America advances the cause of education and fosters the development of student leadership. The members learn more about the opportunities of teaching. FRONT: Bonnie Higgenbotham. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mida Ann Howard, Barbara Ingram, Carolyn Shows. SECOND ROW: Charlotte McGuire, Helen Stieninger, Lois Ann Price, Delous Cuam. THIRD ROW: Laura Gastinger, Bettie Alice Butler, Marie Strubel, Marie Blackburne. FOURTH ROW: Sally Farber, Linda Feinberg, Dot Parker, Joan McWaters. FIFTH ROW: Julianne Fortenberry, Julie Jonies, Gloria Bailey. SIXTH ROW: Judy Cook, Rolanda Adams, Mary Ann O'Daniel. [ 124 ] FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel........ Parliamentarian Chaplain Sponsor Clark Gaston Fred Taylor . Charles Betts Charles Cleveland . Walter Kelly Bob Maddox Laney Ellis ..... Jerry Evans Mr. Locke The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Clarlc Gaston, Charles Betts, Walter Kelly, Charles Cleveland, Bob Maddox, Fred Taylor, Carter Golson. SECOND ROW: Gene Jenkins, Dough Dannely, Frank Huston, Jimmy York, Jerry Evans, Tommy Rhodes. THIRD ROW: Billy Lewis, Billy Harris, Mark Martin, Tommy Green, Steve Martin. [ 125 ] Hl-Y and TRI-HI-Y COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Cordell Porter, Joy Clark� Cornelia Rawls, Ellen Cates, Judy Justice, Tempie Bagwell, Marie Blackburn, Gail Sadler, Kirby Pruett. SECOND ROW: Richard Adams, Lee Shepherd, Pat Roberts, Deana Jenkins, Jannella Witherall. THIRD ROW: Jane Tennille, Carolyn Clarke, Dae Heilpern, Martha Jane James. FOURTH ROW: Buck Thigpen, Barbara Norton, Claudia Hricik. FIFTH ROW: Dotti Miller Julianne Fortenbury, Judie Weil. SIXTH ROW: Lewis Gayden, Pat Busby, Johnyee Perrett, Mary Gray Dismukes, Anne Adams. SEVENTH ROW: Bobby Broach, Hubert Kessler, Jack Payne, Jerry Palmer. The purpose of the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Council is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian living. President Hubert Kessler Vice-President Ellen Cates Secretary-Treasurer Corella Rawls Chaplain..........................................................................Joy Clark [ 126 ] HUY-atd TRI-W-Y PRESIDENTS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kirby Pruett, Ellen Cotes, Doe Heilpern, Jomello Witheroll, Dotti Miller.! ESMOND ROW: Richard Adams, Joy Clark, Gail Sadler, Martha Jane James, Deanna Jenkins, Cordell Porter. THIRD BThigpen, Lewis Gayden, Marie Blackburn, Cookie Ussery, Judy Weil. Dixie Rebels.......................... Billy Hart Alpha Chi Janella Witherall Dixie ............................... Buck Thigpen Kappa Phi . . Deanna Jenkins Poet .............................. Richard Adams Delta Gamma CookiS Ussery Phi Delta Chi....................... Lewis Gayden Beta Omega Jean Albritton Delta Phi ......................... Cordell Porter Omega Phi J3dfly Dwyer Psi..................................Fred Haston Benoist ... - - - • Joy Clark Phi ................................ Kirby Pruett Delta Pi Judy Weil Sigma Chi .......................... Dotti Miller Theta Chi Ellen Cates Alpha Sigma .................... Marie Blackburn Sigma ... . Dae Heilpern Lanier..............................Martha James Kappa Delta ..........Joan Chapman [ 127 ] FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Doe Heilpern, Stewart Sellers, Barbara Ann Harms, Dixie Hicks, Nancy Lamar, Lida Hill, Lacy Powell, Corella Rowls, Ginny Ashley, Gloria Baily. SECOND ROW: Penny Old, Geraldine Pate, Laurel Smith, Bobbie Alford, Judy Price, Carolyn McClain, Medora Powell, Donna Bell. THIRD ROW: Ann Ball, Helen Hobbie, Mary Frances Dibble, Louise Brassell, Tomilu Bedgood, Mary Todd Bear, Melanie Kondrath. FOURTH ROW: Gayle Armistead, Delores Morris, Carol Brooks, Nancy Dunn, Susan Mann, Patsy Williamson, Carol Hand. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Shows, Rolando Adams, Ellen Cates, Jane Stryker, Olga Ashurst, Betsy Davis. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Armstrong, Anne Branch, Brenda Campbell, Char- lotte Campbell, Gailya Cooper, Katie Crommelin, Joyce Cunningham, Margaret Flack, Jean Fredericks, Mary Louise Goff, Rebecca Harwell, Kathleen Holmes, Judy Justice, Lianne Lurie, Dot Miller, Missy Powell, Geannie Ringer, Margaret Shep- herd, Toni Tennille, Belle Walter, Sarah Wright, Shirley Wright, Cookie Ussery. President Nancy Lamar Vice-President Lida Hill Secretary-Treasurer Toni Tennille Social Chairman Dae Heilpern Inter-Club Council Member Lacy Powell Sponsor Miss Nell Hagedorn The Girls' Tennis Club promotes interest and skill in the game of tennis and develops sportsmanship. [ 128 ] FISHING CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Billy Lewis, Charlotte Lee, Fran Clifton, Chris Smilie, Alex Sherlock, Dot Gantt, Kay Dassinger, Mrs. Sherlock. SECOND ROW: Winston Pirtle, Richard Adams, Ricky Gassenheimer. THIRD ROW: Billy McQueen, Bill Savoy, Arthur Page. FOURTH ROW: Frank Kohn, Jesse Williams, Charles Duncan. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Jesse Williams Billy McQueen Donna Bell Jack Parsons Mrs. Sherlock The Fishing Club extends the enjoyment of fishing and hunting to the students of Lanier. [ 129 ] STARDUST “Y” CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kathleen Holmes, Eloise Johns, Judy Holcombe, Tina Edwards, Mary James Dennis, Lee Kohn, Judy Cantey, Sylvia Sanford. SECOND ROW: Frances Marks, Frances Mathews, Joanna Russell, Mary Louise Goff, Joan Chap- man, Betty Boroughs, Carolyn Jenkins, Pricilla Lawn, Kay Hansen, Jackie Fry, Judy Allen, Jean Ridolphi, Betty Gersoti. THIRD ROW: Judy Justice, Carole Berry, Tempie Bagwell, Ann Covey, Betsy Searcy, Frances Vincentelli, Mary Stuart Evans, Anna Jane Smith, Sandra Haygood, Sup Stacy, Joan McWaters, Carolyn Wilborn, Margaret Flack, Corella Rawls. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Tina Edwards Mary James Dennis Judy Holcombe Lee Kohn Sponsor Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain .......... Program Chairman T. M. Chairman..... YWCA . . Eloise Johns Judy Cantey Sylvia Sanford Kathleen Holmes The members of the Stardust Y Club foster entertainment and help others with charity, not only as a duty, but with glad hearts that God has created for a purpose. [ 130 ] MOONiyy T “Y” CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Belle Walters, Gayle Vaughn, Barbara Roberts, Barbara Smith. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Judkins, Joyce Cunningham, Lida Hill, Sandra Fitzpatrick, Julie Carr, Lucy Wise, Haden HarriC-T Sparks. THIRD ROW: Louise Brassell, Peggy Garret, Medora Powell, Kitty Poyntz. FOURTH ROW: Anne Adams, Georgia Ledyard, Melissa Folsom, Jane Ricketts. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Wilbanks, Mary Frances Dibble, Sally Sellers, Ann Singer. SIXTH ROW: Bonnie Holmes. President..........................Barbara Smith Treasurer ....................... Barbara Roberts Vice-President .................. Gayle Vaughn Sergeant-at-Arms .................. Belle Walters Secretary.............................Betty Moore Chaplain.........................Mary Sue Pittman Faculty Advisor ............................. Eitzen The purpose of the Moonmist Y Club is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and scfcial living to which we are com- mitted by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor the members seek to understand Jesus, to share in His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. [ 131 ] BETA CENTURA “Y” CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sheila Baker, Barbara Hanby, Leone Kraus, Helen Anne Lee, Mary Anne Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Sally Jones, Lee Shepherd, Donna Bell, Lacy Powell, Cordelia Cooper, Barbara Britton, Becky Moore, Joan Patterson, Ginny Hubbard, Helen Crump, Deanna Jenkins, Carol Bozeman, Joyce Ramsey, Nenie Jo Williams, Julianne Fortenberry, Sandra Neville, Roberta Shewmake, Mary Ann Golson, Martha Harrison. President............................. Leone Kraus Vice-President.........................Sheila Baker Secretary ........................ Helen Anne Lee Treasurer ...................... Mary Ann Gilbert Chaplain.......................... Barbara Hanby Reporter ........................ Martha Harrison Inter-Club Council Member . . Chandley McCann Sponsor......................................YWCA Each member of Beta Centura Y Club seeks to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. [ 132 ] LANIER ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Pete Darnell, Mary Ann Golson, Donna Brannon, Peter Selikoff, Wimberly Carter, Judy Rogers, Darlyn Darnell, Suzanne Samuel, Jim Atherton, Jerry Lynn. SECOND ROW: Billy Hooper, Betsy Davis, Kitty Nunn, Kathy Hixon, Deanna Jenkins, Stewart Sellers, Bonnie Gay Bigger, Pam Grant, Thomasine Jones, Becky Alverson, Linda Swenson, Hubert Kessler, Elizabeth Hill. THIRD ROW: Joann Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Billy Eager, Conrad Thompson, Billy Smith, Sharon Healey, Helen Carter, Peggy Endel, Dorothy Sweat, Julie Jones, Robert Kirkpatrick, Sandy Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Carter. President Helen Carter Vice-President ........................................................... Peggy Endel Secretary-Treasurer........................................................Becky Alverson Sponsor................................ ...,............................... Mrs. Carter The members of the orchestra enjoy music as an enrichment of life. They recognize music as a potent influence of humanity, and they serve music with artistic fidelity. [ 133 ] POET DANCE BAND Director Bobby Boettcher Librarian Billy Hopper FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joe Morris, Bob Boettcher, Bobby Petrey, Billy Hopper. SECOND ROW: Edd Dunlap, Turpin Ashurst. THIRD ROW: Billy Eager, Billy Smith, Mike Farrow. SIDE: Jim Atherton, Fletcher Primm. NOT PICTURED: August Wilke, Dan Bailey. [ 134 ] MODERN DANCE AND BALLET CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lee Kohn, Medora Powell, Patricia Taylor. SECOND ROW: Maxine Saunders, Mary Evelyn Kumber, Barty Means. THIRD ROW: Lois Ann Price, Patricia Wylie, Dae Heilpern. FOURTH ROW: Dotti Miller. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Smith, Judy Allen, Linda Feinberg. NOT PICTURED: Patty Plumlee, Rebecca Horde rtian, Stewart Sellers, Cordelia Cooper. President ......... Vice-President . . Secretary.......... Treasurer Program Chairman Sponsor Dotti Miller Patty Plumlee Lois Ann Price Medora Powell Judy Allen . Mrs. Grove The Modern Dance and Ballet Club creates an interest in dancing and an apprecia- tion of dancing among the students of Lanier. [ 135 ] SCIENCE CLUB President Vice-President Secreta ry-T reasu rer Sponsors........... Davis Bennett Terry Harris Bobby Spencer Mr. Greene, Mr. Lawrence The Science Club increases interest in science and encourages scientific experimentation. The members cooperate in the activities of the Science Fair and the Alabama Junior Academy of Science. [ 136 ] FUTURE NURSES President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor . Penny Old Betty Montgomery Dorothy Green . Pat Busby Myra Richardson Miss Missildine The members of the Future Nurses Club acquire knowledge of the nursing profession. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bobbie Alford, Penny Old, Dorothy Green, Betty Montgomery, Gloria Bailey, Carolyn Meacham. SECOND ROW: Dori Stinchcomb, Carolyn Breedlove, Barbara Liversedge, Jane Stryker, Joanne Morgan, Norma Jo Martin, Bronda Ives, Carolyn Nelson, Le Nona Mullins. NOT PICTURED: Pat Busby, Myra Richardson, Joyce Dunkin, Gloria Snoddy, Sara Wright, Sara Mae Senter, Sheila Baker, Terri Sadler, Nancy Autrey, Marie Nichols, Helen Barnett, Janet Fuller, Norma Morgan, Joan Gremse, Ann Summers, Shari Lang, Linda Spruill, Rolando Adams, Melane Kondrath. t 137 ] SCRIBE Lucy Wise SENIOR AEDILE Roman Weil JUNIOR AEDILE Lida Hill SPONSORS Miss Clark Miss Mooneyham SOPHOMORE AEDILE Charles Baum SPANISH CLUB President Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . Sponsors . . . . ................Judy Justice .......... Carolyn Jenkins .............. Kitty Poyntz ..........Jimmy Shepherd Mrs. Heustess, Mrs. Graham The Spanish Club increases the interest of the Spanish students by giving them a better understand- ing and further knowledge of the language and customs of our neighbors to the south. FRENCH CLUB President............... Vice-President ......... Recording Secretory . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer .............. . . . Alex Sherlock .... Jerry Harlin Dorothy Chappelle . Evalyn Monsky Jerry Sampson I Project Chairman Social Chairman Parliamentarian Chaplain...... Historian..... Sponsor Mrs. Armstrong Gordon Goldstein . Dianne Davis Mary Ann Golson ...... Pat Roberts Mary Ann Gilbert Colors.............................................................. Bleu, blanc, rouge Motto..........................................................Faisons de notre mieux. Fower.................................................................. la Fleur de Lis The French Club promotes interest in French civilization in France, the French language, and the people of France. The club provides opportunities for activities not possible in class. HEALTH CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sara Donald, Carol Bozeman, Ellen Cates, Tomilu Bodgood. SECOND ROW: Lee Kohn, Mrs. Harper, Tonia Sizemore, Corolyn Clark. Chairman............................................................Lee Kohn Sponsor .......................................................... Mrs. Harper The Health Club is a service club of the Student Council. It is headed by a chairman appointed by the Student Council. Each period a member of the Health Club is in the health room for the comfort of those who may be ill. ( Ml ] LANIER LEADERS’ CLUB KNEELING, Left to Right: Sonny Stephenson, H Williams, Marlin Mooneyham. STANDING, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jack Parker, Charles Lee, Jack Payne, Billy Kitchens, Don Garrison, Joe Fuller, Rosco Johnson. SECOND ROW: Butch Goldblatt, Mr. Laws, Davis Bennett, John Seale, Frank Ridolphi, Jimmy Colquitt, Bobby Schremser, Pat Phillips. THIRD ROW: Tim Edney, Billy Thomas, Robert Parker. President .............................................................. Robert Parker Vice-President......................................................................Kent Rose Secretary....................................................................Charles Lee Treasurer ................................................................. H Williams Chaplain........................................................................... Jack Parker ART CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right, Kneeling: Haden Harris, Marilyn Williford, Nancy Jo O'Connor, Haynes Owens, Laurie Wise. STANDING: Helen Stieringer, Susan Mann, Carol Lane, Ann Vazie, Mrs. Smith, Lamar Noble, Lory Haffner, Barbara Bloom, Mary Ann McDonald, Maxine Saunders, Mary Ann Norton. SECOND ROW: Dianne Grissette, Martha Wilke, Dion Hopper, Peggy Endel, Susan Olsen. THIRD ROW: Janice Kelly, Sarah Mclnnis, Jane Francis, Gail Williams, Betty Jean Wilson, Carolyn Wray, Vance Brown, Garland Harper, Mike Smith. President ...... Vice-President . Secretary ....... Treasurer Social Chairman Haynes Owens Nancy Jo O'Connor . . Haden Harris Marilyn Williford . . . . Sylvia Seamon Sergeants-at-Arms Inter-Club Council Representative Sponsor .......... Laurie Wise, Georgia Ledyard Barbara Britton Mrs. Smith The purpose of the Art Club is to create an understanding and appreciation of beauty in everyday life. [ 143 ] R. 0. T. C. OFFICERS’ CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: John Albritton, Richard Humphrey, Mary Sue Pittman. SECOND ROW: Becky Moore, Frances Marks, Jack Payne, Ramsey McKinney, Alex Everett, Roman Weil, Betty Montgomery, Betty Moore. THIRD ROW: Laudon Williams, Edward Goldblatt, Rouse Godfrey, Max Jenkins, Larkin Nolen, Kelly Johnson, David Byrne, Jerry Palmer, Jimmy Cobbs. FOURTH ROW: John Thomason, Jimmy Ashurst, John Sorenson, Jimmy Briley. President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor . .... Richard Humphrey ..........John Albritton . . Mary Sue Pittman Capt. Chas. F. Pope, Jr. 'Today's youth—tomorrow's defense is the motto of the ROTC Officers' Club. The purpose of the Officers' Club is to assist the PMS T in every way possible to make the Military Department one which Lanier can be justly proud of. The highlight of the social side of military life is the Military Ball sponsored by this club during the Christmas season each year. [ 144 ] •Gza . Z L' I . , Y ’ f a e ate oY jC J - kt ‘TJ- M r-.‘ pYsA ' eauYL Y k Y-Y kYYtf-e Y, sy sCYc c y 0y 1 [JY 6 YYf-U Ye T- Ak -Jk . . uoae. ■-? • • YiZk£? 3tdL_ (DeAj', H£cU M Football during his three years at Lanier, has produced two very fine basket- ball teams, both of which have won the dis- trict championship, and have well accounted for themselves in the annual state tournament. His present group of hoopsters seems headed to a similar success. Coach Teel, on all around athlete while attending the University of Mis- souri, serves Lanier as athletic director, head basket- ball coach, and assistant football coach. COACH BOBBY WILSON in his first year as head football coach at Lanier Coach Wilson tutored the Poets to a great 8-0-1 season. The former punting star at the University of Alabama certainly proved his coaching skill as he brought a steadily improving Poet aggregation to its finest season in many years. He also served as the coach of the fine 1957 baseball team which won the district championship. 1957 COACH JERRY LAMBERT who was a star guard at the University of Alabama is a popular new addition to the Poet coaching staff. As line coach on the football team, he produced one of the finest lines in Lanier history. He serves Lanier also as coach of the basketbell B team. Walter McKee, Mac McKee, Buck Thigpen TOMMY SEWELL Senior, Quarterback Poised and talented signal caller — real leader and cool pilot — oper- ated best in the clutch — possessed magic toe that made the difference in several contests — ran great op- tion play — made All-City and All-State. ROY MOONEYHAM Senior, Halfback Small but rough — hit the line like a freight train — repeatedly chop- ped out important yardage — he and cousin Marlin made a great pair of bruising backs for the Big Blue. TOMMY GREEN Senior, Halfback Hard running and speedy — could go well inside or outside the ends — saw plenty of action — gave fine performance whenever called on — a popular and valuable asset to the team. MARLIN MOONEYHAM Junior, Halfback No adjective describes his value to Lanier's success — real bread 'n butter man — provided the power punch needed to put mediocre Sidney L. offense on the road — racked up important yardage with bull-like rushes — hard to bring down — broke loose many times after being, trapped — made All- City and honorable mention All- State. [ 150 ] JIMMY SHARPE Senior, Guard Finest in the state — tremendous tackier and an outstanding field general — rock of powerful Poet line — made All-City, All-State, and even honorable mention All-Sou- thern — much sought after by many colleges — finally signed with Ala- bama. THAN THE “6ENER im 0J?U TUnEK. CLIFF RUSSELL Senior, Tackle Perhaps excelled Lanier's j-eputation for fine tackles — racked up All- City and everybody's All-State — opened gaping holes for the back- field — smeared everything the op- ponents had — received grant-in- aid to Alabama after being sought after by nearly every college in the South. tS MIGHT EW AL'S SWORD. ROBERT PARKER Senior, Guard Muscular, mobile, and very fast — was great on defense — made many brilliant tackles — All-City and honorable mention All-State. DICKIE CALHOUN Junior, End Played great ball both ways when not sidelined by a pestering leg injury — real competitor — aggres- sive Poet stalwart — good prospect for next year. Senior, Center Magnificent on offense — came through with perfect snaps under tremendous pressure time after time — centered flawlessly nearly every punt and extra point for two years. JOHN SEALE Senior, End Excelled on defense — his flank po- sition seldom turned by an enemy back — often bowled over the interference and brought down the runner. JOHN HAIGLER IVY JACKSON Senior, Tackle Valuable as kick-off man — played a lot when unhurt but injuries often kept him sidelined — alternated with Bourne. HENRY BOURNE Senior, Tackle Johnny-on-the-spot — was there when it counted most — recovered fumbles and caught many speedy opponents before they could do damage — scored 12 points which won one game and tied another — made All-City and All-State honor- able mention — received scholar- ship to Mississippi-Southern. JOE SADLER Junior, Quarterback Played mostly as defensive half- back — became more valuable as he gained experience ■ - proved himself an excellent passer and capable signal caller — expected to excell next year. TOM CARDINAL Junior, Center Great linebacker on defense — plugged up rare holes in rugged Blue line — made many beautiful tackles — alert on pass defense. RONALD PRICE (Bonecrusher) Junior, End Lived up to nickname with many fine plays — can snag passes well — good prospect. BILLY FRIZZLE Junior, Halfback Excellent ball carrier — held im- portant first string post — picked holes well — played good de- fensive back — used head on punt returns. [ 152 ] CLAUDE MOODY Senior, Halfback Counted on heavily to fire Poet backfield but received broken leg in first game — sidelined for entire season — provided support and encouragement though on crutches. GARY PERRY Junior, Halfback Shifty speedster — turned in many great runs — a constant threat to go all the way — played a lot and will return — a dangerous punt return artist. H WILLIAMS Senior, Guard Strong, speedy, and dependable — played good ball all year, alter- nating with Sharpe and Parker — a real asset to powerful Lanier line. JOE SCOTT Junior, Linebacker Diagnosed enemy plans often — really tore into enemy ball carriers — hard to fool and alert on pass defense. WOODY WHITE Senior, Guard Provided depth. PHIL GREEN Junior, Tackle Played good both ways — bol- stered powerful Blue and White tackles — used some as kick-off man — big and still growing — will play important role next year. BUCK HALL Senior, End Rugged and valuable defensive end — played often — another, reason for great Poet success. J d «1 ’ j A 74 BOBBY THOMAS Junior, Tackle DAVIS BROCK Sophomore, Halfback MELVIN BROWN Sophomore, Fullback JOHN PRUETT Junior, Fullback BOBBY MADDOX Junior, Tackle ROYCE KERSHAW Junior, Tackle FOOTBALL SHELDON KUSHNER Junior, Guard JOHN STUCKEY Junior, Tackle TERRY TAYLOR Junior, Tackle JERRY NEAL Junior, End LARRY SMELLEY Junior, Center HAM NEWSOM Junior, Halfback BOBBY LOWDER BOB LAMAR Sophomore, Guard Junior, Center BILLY BRITTON Sophomore, Guard CHARLIE SAVAGE Sophomore, Guard BILL GRUBBS BILLY BRANCH Sophomore, Center Junior, Guard LEWIS GAYDEN [ 155 ] Sophomore, Halfback KENT ROSE Senior, Quarterback SEASON LANIER 20 - SELMA 6 Lanier opened the season with a convincing vic- tory over the Selma Tigers. The Poets took the opening kick-off and marched straight down the field to a quick six-pointer. After Selma caught the Poet defense napping for a 21 yard scoring scamper, the Torrent came back with a beautiful 47 yard pass play from Tommy Sewell to Gary Perry for a touchdown. In the third quarter Billy Frizzle scored from seven yards out ofter a fumble recovery by Dickie Calhoun. LANIER 12 - PHENIX CITY 7 The Blue Torrent avenged the lone defeat suffered in the last three years by ekking out a sluggish win over the stubborn Red Devils of Phenix City. After bein stopped on an opening drive to the five yard line, Lanier came back to score on a fourth down. Perry plunged into pay dirt. The final Poet score came in the second quarter after Henry Bourne blocked a punt on the Red Devil 19. Billy Frizzle went over from the 2 for the score. Minutes later a Phenix back shook loose for a 51 yard touchdown run to score the game's final tally. The second half was strictly a case of a powerful Lanier line holding repeated surges of the determined Red Devils. Jimmy Sharpe, Robert Parker, Cliff Russell, Henry Bourne, and John Seale led the game saving Poet defense. LANIER 7 - DOTHAN 0 Slush, drip, slide, swim — this was the story of the Tiger-Poet tilt on a roinsoaked gridiron in Dothan. Tommy Sewell's educated toe, Jimmy Sharpe's mag- nificent line play, and Henry Bourne's alert defense provided the slim margin of difference in a driving deluge that failed to dampen the spirits of the team, the cheerleaders, and the crowd. After a vicious and gruelling defensive first half with Do- than holding the upper hand, Lanier came back and with the aid of beautiful pressure punting by Sewell, managed to score a defensive touchdown in the third quarter. Opportunist Henry Bourne pounced on a Dothan fumble in the Tiger end zone for the lone tally of the game after Sewell had rolled a 59 yard punt dead at the Dothan 1 yard line. For his outstanding play Jimmy Sharpe re- ceived the lineman of the week award from the Birmingham News. LANIER 6 - VALLEY 0 Poet enthusiasm reached a low ebb as the vaunted Blue Torrent scarcely managed to sneak by the so-so Valley Tradesmen. Joe Scott saved the day twice as he came in to throw Valley backs for losses as the Tradesmen had penetrated to the Lanier 5 on two consecutive drives. With only two minutes left, Billy Frizzle pushed over for the winning tally in an other- wise boring tilt. IN REVIEW LANIER 21 - RAMSAY 7 The Blue and White took control at the kickoff and went on to monopolize play for nearly the entire game while stymying the Ram attack until Poet reserves took over late in the contest. Marlin Mooneyham really cut loose to lead the devastating Lanier attack. Tommy Sewell scored twice and Roy Mooneyham once with Tommy adding three extra points. LANIER 7 - TUSCALOOSA 7 For the second straight year the Poets and the Bears fought to a 7-7 deadlock. Henry Bourne came through with the lone score for Lanier by picking up a loose fumble at the Lanier 15 and racing all the way, 85 yards, for the T.D. A few minutes later Dickie Calhoun nearly repeated Bourne's feat but was caught from behind at the 10 yard line. This opportunity was spoiled by a fumble however, and Lanier got no closer to pay dirt during the remainder of the game. Tuscaloosa in the second quarter took advantage of a Poet fumble on the Lanier 21 and sneaked over a score in a fourth down pass. John Seale and Dickie Calhoun did a great job of con- taining the speedy Tuscaloosa backs. Though it would have been nice to win every game, it's cer- tainly no disgrace to tie a team such as the Bears in their own backyard. LANIER 7 - MURPHY 0 After a gruelling three quarters the Poets finally found themselves on the Murphy 3 yard line by virtue of a Sewell pass completion to Marlin Mooneyham. Three plays later, however, Murphy intercepted in the end zone and took over at the 20. Murphy fumbled and six plays later Billy Frizzle gunned over from the 3 and a Sewell extra point made the score read 7-0. Seconds before the final gun Henry Bourne saved the bacon with an alert recovery of a drive-ending Murphy fumble. The bruising Poet line led by Jimmy Sharpe and Cliff Russell limited the Panthers to a measley 44 yards on the ground. LANIER 40 - TALLASSEE 7 Marlin Mooneyham racked up two touchdowns and a total of 210 of Lanier's 305 yards rushing as Lanier romped over Hot O'Brien's hapless Tigers. Lanier's underrated offense finally exploded into a devastating machine with touchdowns by Roy Mooneyham, Gary Perry, Tommy Green, and Ronald Price. Tommy Sewell added the four point afters . LANIER 14 - LEE 12 PATERSON TROPHY The beautiful Paterson Trophy was donated by the Paterson family in memory of their late father, Mr. William W. Paterson, as a reward to the winner of the annual Lee-Lanier football classic. It is an alternating trophy which is kept for the entire year by the victorious school. This game will long be remembered as one of the finest played anywhere, any time, by anybody. Nothing was lacking. All the ingredients that go together to make up a real football classic were included in this magnificent spectacular — a packed house, thrills, color, sportsmanship, superb football action, fine bands and ardent enthusiasm on both sides. Marlin Mooneyham rose to the occasion and produced the 126 yards on 21 tries that made the difference. Both lines, blocking and tackling like demons, dominated play in the first half until Tommy Sewell, on a fourth down pass play, chose to run and skipped over for the first tally. Tommy also added the all-important extra point. The teams left the field with Lanier ahead 7-0. A fired up Lee team returned in the third quarter led by Carl Hobson and Jackie Bryant, and managed to go ahead 12 to 7 with the aid of several Poet fumbles. The chips were down and the situation looked grim, but the Big Blue came fighting back. In the most important play of the year Marlin Mooneyham cut loose in a magnificent triple reverse called The Mooneyham Special and sailed deep into General territory. The Poets rammed over for the deciding six-pointer with Roy Mooneyham going the crucial last two yards. The Poets really showed their great- ness by staging a calm and determined comeback after finding themselves behind for the first time all year. The Poet line played its usual magnificent game and, coupled with a surprisingly strong offense, comprised one of the greatest football combinations ever to grace this city. BASKETBALL VARSITY Left to Right: Kent Rose, Cody Jones, Ronnie Anders, Dickie Calhoun, Bob Hansen, George Simpkins, Mike McKeen, Tim Edney, Jesse Williams, Frank Boyd, Don Newell, Coach Teel. B-TEAM Front Row, Left to Right: Scott Hereford, Jimmy Colquitt, Ed Lobman, Lewis Gayden, Lamar Wagner, Charlie Savage. Back Row: Jimmy Hitchcock, Jack Hare, Ben Easterling, Hubert Kessler, Johnny Smith, Thomas Bourne, Bob Hill. DON NEWELL i- h i1' 1 i I t n f 3 i BASKETBALL LANIER. 56 JORDAN LANIER ;58 i TUSCALOOSA LANIER 69 kj� LANIER • 32 LANIER 72 . � Vr ; LANIER LANIER O O sn LANIER M LANIER 9. 63 EUFAUf.A LEE CLANTON SELMA DOTHAN LEE MURPHY I 48 ’ 39 ; 71] 57i; :n 65f- M U GEORGE SIMPKINS 1 11- ?? L . y TIM EDNEY GOLF Left to Right: Homp Green, Phil Fisher, Jimmy McCaslin, Billy Kitchens, Ramsey McKinney. TENNIS [ 162 ] BASEBALL Front Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Hitchcock, Frank Boyd, Tommy Sewell, Kent Rose, Mac McKee, Mike McKeen, Sonny Stephenson, Hubert Kessler, Hubert Reed. Back Row: Coach Wilson, Joe Sadler, Warren Gray, John Seale, Earl Griffen, H Williams, Robert Payne, Don Garrison, Ronnie Anders, Ralph Rooney, Johnny Weiseger, Woody White Buck Hall. SCHEDULE LANIER 1 GREENVILLE 3 LANIER 5 LEE 4 LANIER 8 GREENVILLE 0 LANIER 5 LEE 1 LANIER 8 PRATTVILLE 4 LANIER 8 HAYNEVILLE 0 LANIER 4 SELMA 3 LANIER 10 CLANTON 0 LANIER 1 RAMER 0 LANIER 11 GREENSBORO 1 LANIER 3 SELMA 7 LANIER 7 GRENSBORO 5 LANIER 11 RAMER 0 LANIER 2 PHENIX CITY 8 [ 163 ] BASEBALL '.Hi £P Trying-out for the varsity, girls? Ooops! Dig that form (?) Pancho! GIRLS’ SPORTS [ 170 ] My! My! My! What Muscles! [ 171 ] The Merry-Go-Round of ac- tivities for 1957-58 started with the School Daze Mixer. Let's take a spin through the year's activities — parties, dances, teas, and sports events. These are dignified SENIORS? Watch that hammer, Betty! Lanier's beauties on parade. All of these activities tie in to spell S-P-l-R-l-T — the Lanier Spirit. Prissy, aren't they? It takes work, but it gets results. Hi-ho, Dumbo' Lanier enthusiast] Stars Fell on Alabama' Tears of Joy Hold that bird bath, Hadenl' Oh, but to be young again, Lovely Southern Belles Militarists make merry. Ik TAP Sfes. The Christmas season comes with its last minute shopping, parties, and dances. 1 Persian Market —We know these are really Senior girls. Just don't stand there- CHARGEI The second semester brings with it the majority of the basketball games, the Latin Club Feast, and the annual inspection of our Military Department. Why that face, Kent? Defessi, implentur pinguis The school year for some of .anier's students is enlivened ay trips, such as the Blue and White's trip to New York, the Drill Team's march to Miami, and the French Club's week- end in New Orleans. Call out the militia! How about those French lovers? ■ 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. LANIER! yj- a. «z ..y r t JL ■ £, y-r?!aA - - Zg rv iE dvxajvTs c IN NORMANDALE Y- y JZ 4 I 4 4 4 Zo the graduates of 1958 4 4 4 4 j 4 4 4 j 4 4 4 4 4 ! 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 FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS OF CONSTRUCTING BANKING SERVICE 4 4 4 4 MARILYN WILLIFORD ALEX SHERLOCK FRANK KOHN BETTYMAE HOUSE KATIE CROMMELIN Serving Railroads The World Over! Kfrshaw MANUFACTURING CO. i c: rf Lu P. O. DRAWER 1711 MONTGOMERY, ALA. Manufacturers of Railway Track Maintenance Equipment 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 . . . have your photograph made at Montgomery Fair Photography Studio Second Floor °Mahiaamety FAIR $is tce J866 SANDRA FITZPATRICK FINEST QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS AT YOUR STORE AT YOUR DOOR AMherst 3-6616 A Complete Line Of Quality Dairy Products COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Happiness Begins at Home C’mon Gang! Get everything you need in fade and fashion at. . . CENTRAL ALABAMA’S LEADING DEPT. STORE FAIR $ittcc 668 .Downtown .Eastbrook .Opelika COMPLIMENTS OF DELCHAMPS, Incorporated ALABAMA'S FINEST Penthouse Restaurant Dale’s Penthouse Restaurant OVERLOOKING DOWNTOWN MONTGOMERY 7 Clayton Street ON THE ROOF Walter Bragg Smith Apts. COMPLIMENTS OF PARTS SERVICE CO. Phone AM 2-4481 Montgomery, Alabama COMPLIMENTS OF Capitol Stock Yards HOME OF THE BEEF SELLING INDUSTRY IN ALABAMA Montgomery, Alabama The Alabama National Bank MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Happiness Begins at Home' COMPLIMENTS OF It's Your Total Food Bill That Counts . . . And it's always less at the Kwik Chek COMPLIMENTS OF 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 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 COMPLIMENTS OF ALABAMA HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION ENCOURAGING HOME OWNERSHIP And Requiring Honesty, Integrity and Good Workmanship in Montgomery's Home Building Industry A 22 South Perry Phone AM 5-3661 OUft BEST WISHES 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 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 ft better then good... -fOREMOST THE GREAT NAME IN DAIRY PRODUCTS FROSTY MORN MEATS FOR BETTER MEALS Sing it over and over again FROSTY MORN HAMS, BACON, SAUSAGE AND WEINERS 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 Phone AM 5-1594 AM 5-1955 AM 3-8282 COMPLIMENTS OF FILTER QUEEN OF ALABAMA Vacuum Cleaners, our Only Business One Stop — 13ne Shop For LEWYT • FILTER QUEEN • HOOVER • 'S.JRFKA THOMPSON INDUSTRIAL • GENERAL ELECTRIC • £©MPA TT • SILVER KING • Authorized Sales and Service 673 South McDonough Street Phone AM 2-1693 , (ptx REGAL HANDCRAFT DRY CLEANING — Tain't No Joke — Any Lanier student who reads this is entitled to a suit or plain dress dry cleaned FREE by Capital City during the months of May and June, 1958. When you call for pickup service say, I read your ad in the Yearbook , and the free service is yours! FOR THE FINEST IN MODERN PORTRAITURE VISIT THE ALBERT KRAUS STUDIOS Ground Floor Walter Bragg Smith Bldg. Phone AM 3-6427 Have you noticed how many students are always saying, I got it at . . . MONTGOMERY 4 WING'S LOCKSMITH SHOP T ad 'n'jCad I rnUmmi Compliments of HAROLD'S GULF SERVICE Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Compliments of NIX-GODWIN FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture for Home or Office Compliments of Compliments of JOY'S IN NORMANDALE Miss Clark: Tell us something of the Latin syn- tax. Aubrey Cotes: Gee, did they have to pay for their fun, too? COMPLIMENTS OF 1038 Adams Avenue — Phone AM 2-6616 Branch Offices: 1609 S. Decatur Street Cloverland Shopping Center BEST WISHES FROM Fannin’s ONE OF AMERICA'S FINEST STORES FOR MEN 130 Montgomery Street Compliments of The meanest man in the world is the man who puts the tack in the electric chair. COACH FOUR Caller: Is your mother engaged? Little Boy: ■ think she's married. EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OFFICE WALKER PRINTING COMPANY Miss Lide: If 1 lay two eggs over here and three over there, how many will there be altogether? 328 Dexter Avenue Phone AM 2-0536 Alex Sherlock: Personally, 1 don't think you can do it. Compliments of Compliments of LORAINE CLEANERS THE CAPISTRANO For Really CLEAN Clothes RESTAURANT Trade With Us! On Cloverdale Road Montgomery, Alabama Cloverdale Montgomery CAPITOL CHEVROLET INCORPORATED THE HOUSE OF COURTESY Telephone 7711 243 Catoma Street MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Montgomery's Oldest Jewelers RUTH AND SONS 25 Dexter Avenue Features Sterling By The-Nation's Leading Silversmiths For The Past 85 Years COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN MOTOR IMPORTS JACK HAMEL, Owner 505 Montgomery Street Montgomery, Alabama CAPITOL MOTOR COMPANY Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer Goldthwaite at Herron Montgomery, Alabama COMPLIMENTS OF STEINER-LOBMAN DRY GOODS COMPANY Manufacturers of POLLY BRAND DUNGAREES AND PANTS A. NACHMAN MONTGOMERY'S LEADING READY TO WEAR STORES Downtown Normandale Compliments of FAIRVIEW DRIVE 'N PUT DRIVING, PUTTING OR ARCHERY - ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED Just as the four-laner begins on Fairview Avenue Compliments of «UAUTY «VALUE «VAKIITV MONTGOMERY'S w Compliments of BELK - HUDSON 44 Dexter Avenue THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES GROWING by helping OTHERS to Grow GUARANTY SAVINGS LIFE INSURANCE CO. Lee Roy Ussery, President Home Office: Montgomery, Alabama ONE OF THE SOUTH'S FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES Compliments Of McGOUGH BAKERIES 844 Monroe ZALE ELEBASH JEWELERS AMERICA'S LARGEST DIAMOND MERCHANTS 74 Store Buying Power 1 Court Square TOM JONES PAN-AM - AMOCO DISTRIBUTOR MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA The Business Staff of the ORACLE, would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to our sponsors: MISS GREEN MRS. BLACK MR. LAWRENCE MR. SCARBROUGH Alex Sherlock, Business Manager HENLEY MEMORIAL COMPANY 1601 Mt. Meigs Road MONTGOMERY 7, ALABAMA PATERSONS' ROSEMONT GARDENS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 300 South Perry Street — Dial CH 7-7731 For The Finest In Highway Travel -TRAVEL TRAILWAYS Phone AM 4-5326 CONGRATULATIONS From MASSEY DRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE Individual Instructions Leading to the Highest Paying Jobs for More Than 71 Years Nancy Lamar, Judy Owens, Rebecca Harwell, Letita Davis, Elizabeth Chambless, Anna Jane Smith, Stuart Sellers, Anne Branch, Ginny Ashley, Lida Hill, Betsy Skinner, Betsy Searcy. FIRST ROW: Tommy Harris, Terry Harris, Betty Mclnnis, Richard'Green, Tommy Edwards, Leone Kraus, Jimmy Cobbs, Billy Eager, Larkin Nolen, Ramsey McKinney, Hoyle Williams, Kirby Pruett, Clyde Seale . . . SECOND ROW: Ann Grobmire, June Vincent, Robert Parker, Gloria Williams, John Sorenson, Barney Reed, Anne Adams, Sharron Walter, Martha Harrison, Carol Boze- man, Roberta Shewmake, John Haigler . . . THIRD ROW: Lynn Edwards, Eloise Johns, Frances Marks, Jack Parsons, Toni Tennille, Joan Chapman, Bill McCarty, Roman Weil, Mike McKeean, Katie Crommelin, Jesse Williams, Tommy Greene. COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME COMPLIMENTS OF ACME PLUMBING and HEATING CO. JACK MURRAY, Owner MONTGOMERY ROQUEMORE GRAVEL COMPANY 709 First National Bank Building Phone CH 7-8837 COMPLIMENTS OF cjCeah- Iflflemory C Lapef FUNERAL DIRECTORS 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 AMERICAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Artie Traveler TRUCK TRAILER REFRIGERATION PARAMOUNT CHARLES FAIRVIEW SUPER DRIVE-IN Compliments of PARKER ASSOCIATES advertising public relations DAVIS PRINTING CO. W. A. MAY GREEN T FRANK ROSA, Mgr. T O Sporting Goods O Y Fishing Tackle Y S 35 South Court Street S MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Phone AM 3-0224 Compliments of For Fine Printing — CH 7-7254 317 Washington Avenue ANDERS BOOK STORE SPURGEON AKERS ROBERT AKERS 53 Commerce Street Owners COMPLIMENTS OF Pewey's AlWAY S FIRST QUALITY! COMPLIMENTS OF ALABAMA GAS CORPORATION Court Square Downtown Montgomery MERCANTILE PAPER CO. SCHOOL—OFFICE—ENGINEERING SUPPLIES MET CALF'S 17 Commerce Boys' Men's Wear CH 7-7341 116 Commerce Street Montgomery, Alabama Columbus, Georgia DAVIS MOTOR CO., INC. PONTIAC - CADILLAC DIXIE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Sales and Service STATIONERY - GREETING CARDS GIFTS 141 Catoma Street Invitations and Social Printing in the Bell Building BRADLEY PLUMBING and MONTGOMERY HEATING COMPANY REPAIRS - CONTRACTS APOTHECARY Gas Electrical Appliances 15 North McDonough Street Dial AM 3-1666 or AM 4-7203 Drugs — Stationery Sick Room Supplies Cosmetics — Prescriptions Shop At Reliable Prescription Service SEARS and SAVE PAGEHURST DRUG CO. Sears, Roebuck, Co. 1018 Fairview Avenue 135 Dexter Avenue Dial AM 2-5775 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA BLUEPRINT SERVICE CO. E. E. FORBES PIANO CO. Blueprinting • Line Prints Photostating Phone AM 3-4865 It Pays to Shop at Forbes Before Buying P. O. Box 1383 Montgomery, Ala. 256 Dexter Avenue 105 Commerce Street MONTGOMERY 1, ALABAMA TURNER INSURANCE and BONDING CO., INC. CASUALTY FIRE INSURANCE SURITY BONDS BELL BUILDING Phone AM 2-6654 JOHNSON TIRE and SUPPLY COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE JOBBERS Since 1910 FIRST FEDERAL . MEN'S WEAR SAVINGS LOAN Phone AM 4-3443 14 Dexter Avenue ASSOCIATION MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Styles of Today With OF MONTGOMERY a Touch of Tomorrow Compliments of the For the Best in Sports Wear, Casual Wear and Formals, See EMPIRE THEATRE FOUR SEASONS MONTGOMERY □overland Eastbrook ALABAMA Shopping Center Shopping Center COMPLIMENTS RAY BROOKS OF MACHINERY COMPANY POWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY SALES - SERVICE 815 Adams Fairview Avenue Phones: AM 3-2738 and AM 4-5044 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TRADE WITH SCOTTY JOE SCOTT MOTOR COMPANY ajSp Clayton and Sayre Street Jg SBL MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA REINHARDT MOTORS, INC. Home of the Rambler SERVING AUTOMOBILE OWNERS SINCE 1940 312 Catoma St. — Phone AM 2-4836 HARBIN'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Phone AM 4-537) 70 Commerce Street Montgomery, Alabama ELLIS OPTICAL DISPENSARY 215 Montgomery Street Doctor's Building, Normandale Compliments of DUNN GLASS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF JESSE FRENCH PIANO COMPANY 75 Commerce Street Alabama's Most Modern Book and Gift Shop GIFTS and FUN SHOP NOVELTIES Hallmark Greeting Cards When You Care Enough to Send the Very Best CAPITOL NEWS AND BOOK CO. 214 Montgomery St. Phone AM 2-9819 JIMMY THOMPSON SANDY WOODMAN CAPITOL FLORAL COMPANY 910 Adams Avenue — Phone AM 5-6728 CITY FLORAL COMPANY 1008 East Patton — Phone AM 3-6546 CAPITOL FLOWER MARKET 493 Cramer Avenue — Phone AM 2-2465 JEHLE BROTHERS, INC. 616 Mt. Meigs Road Box 2006 Phone AM 3-4741 MONTGOMERY 7, ALABAMA Compliments of Al Means Compliments of the FORD Montgomery, Alabama SAHARA RESTAURANT PAKE- STEPHENSON, INC. SPORTING GOODS 26 Commerce Street Montgomery, Alabama COMPLIMENTS OF D. W. MOODY HARDWARE CO. 843 South Decatur Street Phone 8665 Compliments of MODEL SUPPLY COMPANY JANK'S GULF STATION 958 South Perry 168 Lee Street Montgomery, Ala. MODELS, HOBBIES, CRAFTS, GIFTS AND TOYS The Southeast's Most Complete Hobby Shop Compliments of Compliments of A B BAIT SHOP CLOVERDALE GROCERY WORMS, MINNOWS, CRICKETS AND ALL FISHING AND HUNTING SUPPLIES Compliments of FOR A SWIFT, SAFE PRESCRIPTION Contact KEN'S SHELL SERVICE PROFESSIONAL CENTER PHARMACY Compliments of In the Professional Center Building HEACOCK PHARMACY Montgomery, Alabama The Smartest Students Have Learned To Shop at The Show Place of Montgomery Sign of GOOD PRINTING and LITHOGRAPHY Producers of HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS MILITARY PUBLICATIONS Your yearbook is published only ONE time. Let Paragon produce it so that it will be a true picture of the times with pictures that sparkle — and design that enhance. 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