Lanier High School - Oracle Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1959 volume:

'’■-vs tr, , Y vfl OA) Cjl C o U vJJe oJLd CfcS U-� ' S J-L, ClAsiMsuO VrulJJLlo THIS BOOK BELONGS TO -uu wA C cytyiM o d ) ( -U S JU JU J A+d«y ccUvb ). Ma J A� rO 'C fl4 5 0 r fifcc. UUo UiA 0; JLe x-tX JU Y r' n st r jjczJJiJu jr DtO CtA., ) J 'IfiwaX 0 2« J� tv o- |wJ 0 v . Sud llAAM' a Uu«.. tSLj ISmJLa 'kYsY A ) � Mister Sandman, bring me a Sidney Lanier High School Montgomery, Alabama The 1959 Oracle The 1959 ORACLE staff presents to you a castle of dreams, where reverie becomes reality and is cherished forever in happy memories. DEDICATION For his many fine traits of Christian character, for his unselfishness in giving his time and artistic talents to the activities that add to our knowledge and happiness, for his sympa- thetic understanding of our problems, and for his words of wisdom, we dedicate the 1959 ORACLE to one whom we love, admire and respect as a true gentleman. Mr. H. L. Weatherby [ 7 ] a- v 6. 0 a- FACULTY ’59 GUARDIAN ANGELS THE FACULTY ...........Your words can plant a dream, To sow a dream and see it spread and grow To light a lamp and watch its brightness gleam Here is a gift that is divine I know To give a child a dream. —Anne Campbell Mr. L. W. Douglas Principal Heading the fine faculty at Lanier, Mr. L. W. Douglas helps to make La- nier one of the best schools in the country. All of Mr. Douglas' accom- plishments certainly speak well for him. He received his masters degree in both history and secondary administration. Among the colleges Mr. Douglas has attended are Birmingham-Southern, the University of Chicago, and Colum- bia University. Before coming to La- nier, he taught at various schools, in- cluding Baldwin Junior High which was Lanier's first location. Above all, Mr. Douglas inspires both faculty and stu- dents to make their dreams realities. [ 10 ] Mr. W. E. Glazner Assistant Principal The hallowed halls of Lanier are cer- tainly brightened by the smile of its assistant principal, Mr. Glazner. Mr. Glazner attend- ed the Jacksonville Normal School and the University of Alabama and has received his Bachelor of Science and Masters degrees. Mr. Glazner is the assistant principal, but he also teaches geometry. He is certainly a favorite with the entire student body. Mrs. Cliff Harper Dean of Girls One of the most popular members of Lanier's faculty is Mrs. Harper. As the Dean of Girls, Mrs. Harper advises and aids the many students who bring their problems to her. She attended Alabama College and Vanderbilt University. She holds both a Bachelor of Arts and Masters degrees. Ev- eryone at Lanier certainly appreciates the kindness Mrs. Harper shows to both faculty and students. [ 11 ] Iftt i THE ELOISE ANDREWS A.B., University of Alabama English MARGUERITE B. ARMSTRONG B.S., M.A., University of Alabama French J. T. BAGWELL B.S., University of Alabama Manual Arts MARIE BARNES A.B., M. A., Huntingdon Birmingham Southern Biology WILLIAM T. BINION B.S., University of Alabama Band MARGARET BOWLING A.B., University of Alabama Commercial BETTY BRANNON B.A., Huntingdon College Speech and English OLIVETTE BUFORD B.A., M.A., University of Iowa, University of Georgia, University of Alaska English JO ANN CARR B.S., University of Alabama Mathematics HELEN CULLENS CARTER B.M., Huntingdon College Orchestra KATE CLARK A.B., Agnes Scott Latin MILDRED COWHAM Dietician FACULTY JEWELL W. ECKLES B.S., M.S., Auburn Mathematics MADELINE EITZEN A.B., Huntingdon, Columbia University Home Economics MARY EMMA ENGLISH B.S., University of Alabama English KATHERINE V. EVANS A.B., M.A., University of Alabama, Huntingdon College English HUGH M. FAULKNER A. B., Huntingdon College Chemistry THOMAS J. FOWLER B. S., M.A., University of Alabama, Livingston State College English ROBERT W. GLASS B.S., M.Ed., Troy State College, University of North Carolina Chemistry and Physics MARGARET GORRIE A. B., M.A., Huntingdon, University of Alabama Mathematics BEULAH GRAHAM B. S., M.A., Alfred University, University of Buffalo Spanish and Math EFFIE M. GREEN A.B., Huntingdon College Business Law SUSIE GREEN A. B., M.A., Huntingdon College, Peabody College Biology WALTER M. GREENE B. S.,Auburn Chemistry [ THE LANCE D. GRISSETT B.S., Troy S ote College Commercial THERESA M. GRISWOLD A.B., Alabama College Commercial ELIZABETH S. GROVE A. B., Park College Director of Activities NELL HAGEDORN B. S., University of Michigan Physical Education HESTER HALL B.S., M.A., Jacksonville State College, Peabody College Librarian LAURA HALL Emory University, University of Alabama, Hunt- ingdon College Librarian CLAUDIA HARDY A.B., Judson College Commercial and French JESSE REID HEUSTESS A.B., Huntingdon College Spanish OUIDA T. HICKS B.S., M.S., Alabama College, Iowa State College Vocational Homemaking ANNE HIXON B.A., M.A., Southwestern at Memphis, Tulane University English FACULTY LAURA JOHNSTON A. B., M.A., Huntingdon College, University of Alabama English and Latin FRANCES D. JONES B. S., University of Alabama Chemistry JERRY LAMBERT B.S., University of Alabama Biology and Athletics JOHN C. LANGLEY Engineer JAMES O. LAWRENCE B.S., Western Kentucky, University of Louisville Physics and Biology KYLE R. LEVERETTE B.S., M.A., Troy State Teachers College, Peabody College Mathematics SADIE LIDE B.S., University of Alabama Mathematics WALLACE C. LOCKE B.S., M.S., Auburn Vocational Agriculture MERLE McCORKLE A. B., Judson College English and Singing ALLENE L. McCREARY B. S., University of Alabama History WILLIAM M. McGRAW A. B., M.A., Huntingdon, University of Alabama Diversified Occupation E. C. McNees B. S., M.A., LL.B.; Auburn, Peabody, Jones Law School Social Studies Distributive Education [ 15 ] THE JAMES H. MASON, JR.. B.S., Auburn Science and Mathematics GRADY M. MEREDITH A.B., Huntingdon College Art ANNE F. MERLINE Office MARY NELL MILLS A.b., Judson Mathematics GWENDOLYN MISSILDINE A.B., Montevallo Commercial EVA M. MOONEYHAM A.B., Huntingdon College Latin and English History MARY ELMORE PERSONS A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College English CAPTAIN CHARLES F. POPE, JR. B. A., University of Georgia Military CARLINE RAMAGE B.S., Auburn Commercial RABURN F. SCARBOROUGH B.S., University of Alabama Salesmanship FACULTY LENORA C. SHERLOCK A.B., M.S., Huntingdon, Auburn Mathematics M SGT. HARWELL SIMMS Military CLYDE SMILIE B.S., University of Alabama Business Arithmetic J. C. SMITH B.S., M.A., Auburn, English Bn ANNE ELIZABETH SPINKS B.A., Trinity College English and English History M SGT. BURL Q. SUMLIN Military NEVA M. SWEAT B.S., Florida State University Biology DOROTHY TAYLOR B.S., M.S., Auburn English BOB TEEL B.S., University of Missouri History and Athletics ANNIE WILSON TERRY B.A., M.A., Agnes Scott, University of North Carolina, University of Chicago English DONALD TODD B.S., Pacific University Mathematics NELL S. VENABLE A.B., M.A., University of Alabama, Vanderbilt University History [ 17 ] THE ERMINE WALKER A.B., M.A., LL.B., University of Alabama, Colum- bia, Jones Law School, Peabody, Duke History and Law HAROLD L. WEATHERBV Stout Institute, California, Technology Normal Department Mechanical Drawing SARAH ANNE WILBANKS A.B., Alabama College Commercial WILMYRTH V. WILLIAMS Office BOBBY WILSON B.S., University of Alabama Athletics “Faculty Unaware You'd better watch out Mrs. Griswold, Mrs. Schmidt and Miss Posey are keeping their school-girl figures. FACULTY ''But Mrs. Jonesl I promise I didn't blow up your chemistry room. How's the pocketbook picking business Mrs. Harper? If you cut me in on the profits. I'll tell you how to get them out of here without being noticed. A good Thespian must maintain self control at all times. Isn't that right. Miss Brannon? Little boy, who are you pulling for? CLASSES ’59 DREAMS OF THE FUTURE SENIORS Class Officers plan for the future by studying college catalogs in Mrs. Harper's office. FIRST ROW: Lida Hill, Bobby Thomas, Judy Allen . . . BACK ROW: Coach Lambert, Lucy Wise, Beth Campbell, Nonnette Jones, Miss Gorrie. BOBBY THOMAS ............................. President NANNETTE JONES........................Vice-President LIDA HILL ...................... Secretary-Treasurer Members-At-Large JUDY ALLEN, LUCY WISE, BETH CAMPBELL Sponsors COACH LAMBERT, MISS GORRIE Great it is to believe the dream When we stand in youth by the starry stream; But a greater thing is to fight life through And say in the end The dream was true! Edwin Mankham [ 22 ] JEAN ADAMS Senior Girls Club; Spanish Club; F.H. A.; Thespian Club; Lanjer Tri-Hi-Y; Demonsthenean Society. PEGGY ADAMS Senior Girls; Oracle Typist; Hi-Y Council; Alpha Chi- Tri-Hi-Y, Council Member; Inter-Club Council; Youth Leg- islature; Transferred from another school. BARBARA AKERS Senior Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Modern Dance and Ballet Group,- Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Alumni Scholarship Fund Committee. ANNE ALFORD Senior Girls Club; Section Representative,- Spanish Club; French Club; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Modern Dance and Ballet Group; Cheerleader '59; Tennis Club; F.T.A.; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; B W Representative; Beauty Nominee,- Dixie Hi-Y '59. CHAMBLESS ALLEN Psi Hi-Y. JUDY ALLEN Student Council, Membership-at-large; Senior Girls Club, Secretary '59,- Section Representative,- Alternate Section Representative; Marshalls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff, Reporter; Oracle Staff '58, As- sistant Editor '59; Glee Club; Historian '58,- Modern Dance and Ballet Group,- Health Club, Chairman; Star- dust Y Club,- Tennis Club,- F. T. A. Chaplain; Delta Pi Tri-Hj-Y, Secretary '57; Beauty Nominee '58; Who's Who, '58, '59; Bridge Club; Majorette,- Favorite, '59. BECKY ALVERSON Senior Girls Club; Alternate Section Representative; Spanish Club; F.H.A., Historian '57; Glee Club, Secre- tary '59,- Poet Dance Band; Cleff Dance Band; Lanier Orchestra; Secretary '58; Red Cross Representative,- Future Nurses Club; Who's Who '59. RONNIE ANDERS Inter-Club Coucil; Alternate Section Representative,- Spanish Club; Blue and White Staff; Glee Club; L Club; Lanier Dixie Hj-Y, President '57; Baseball; Youth Legislature; Beauty,- Basketball. LORENA ANTHONY Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Transferred from another school. BURTON ARMSTRONG Science Club; Civil Air Patrol, 2nd Lieutenant; National Rifle Association; Century Club. CAROLYN ARMSTRONG Senior Girls Club; Home Economics Club,- F.H.A.; Thes- pian Club; Health Club; Tennis Club; Ljbrary Club,- Tri- Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative; Red Cross Repre- sentative. WILEY ASHLEY Section Representative,- Alternate Section Representative; Psi Hi-Y; ROTC Officer's Club; B W Representative; Track; ROTC Drill Team. [ 23 ] CAROL ATCHISON Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Spanish Club; Oracle Staff; Band; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-V. MELANIE ATCHESON Sr. Girls Club; Glee Club. JEANNINE AUSBORN Alt. Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Majorette; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Tennis Club; Moonmist Y Club, Sgt.- at-Arms; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Treas.,- Beauty Nominee '58, '59; Sr. Girls Club; Who's Who '59. NANCY AUTERY Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A.; Glee Club; F. T. A.; Alpha Omega Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses Club. TEMPIE BAGWELL Sr. Girls Club; Glee Club; Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff, Feature Ed. '59; Oracle Staff; Stardust Y Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. '59; Science Club; Youth Legis. WAYNE BAGWELL Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Glee Club, Pres. '59; Band; Psi Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club; Youth Legis. GLORIA BAILEY Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; F. H. A.; Tennis Club,- F. T. A.,- Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses, Treas. '59; Athena Y Club. RONALD BAILEY D. O. Club,- ROTC,- ROTC Officers Club; B W Rep„- Mr. D. O. '58; S. E. Dist. D. O. Club Vice-Pres. '59; Beauty Nominee '59. LINDA BAIN Sr. Girls Club. ANNE BALL Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff, Art Ed. '59; Glee Club, Accomp. '57- '59,- Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Tennis Club; Moon- mist Y Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Bridge Club. BOWEN BALLARD Ushers Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Psi Hi-Y; ROTC; Tennis Team; ROTC Rifle Team. BARBARA BARNARD [ 24 ] FRED BEAN EUGENE BEASLEY D .O. Club; Red Cross Rep. SANDRA FAYE BEASLEY TOMMY BEASLEY Ushers Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Science Club. TOMILU BEDGOOD Stu. Coun., Treas. '58; Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club, Head Marshal '59; French Club, Sec. '59; Latin Club, Aedile '57; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Health Club; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; F. T. A.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Beauty Nominee '59. JANE BEHLING Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Art Club. BILL BELL ROTC; ROTC Officers Club; Drill Team; Montgomery Youth Coun. HAMPY BENTLEY Latin Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y, Treas. '57; Fishing Club; Who's Who '59. SARA ANN BENTON Sr. Girls Club, Vice-Pres. '59; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Thespian Club; Health Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt.-at- Arms '58; B W Rep.; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist. ELEANOR BERQUIST Sr. Girls Oracle Staff, Club; Finalist '59. DAVE A. BERN French Club. RITA BIGGER Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group,- Cheerleader; Moonmist Y Club,- Benoist Tri-Hi Y; B W Rep.; Favorite '58, '59; Delta Chi Hi-Y Sweetheart; Who's Who '59. [ 25 ] Q MARIE BLACKBURN Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oraclje Staff; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Delta Centura Y Club|£. T. A.; Hi-Y Coun.; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis. jt u ARTHUR BLACKMON ROTC. NICKY BLACKWOO Sr. Girls Club; Alt Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep. French Club; Omega Phi WILLA HENRY BOOZER Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. '58. BETTY BOROUGHS Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group, Vice-Pres. '57; Cheer- leader; L Club Sweetheart; Stardust Y Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '59; ROTC Officers Club, Sec.-Treas. '59,- ROTC Sponsor; B W Rep.; Who's Who '58, '59; Psi Hi-Y Sweetheart '57; Homecoming Queen '59,- Youth Legis.; Favorite '58,- Mardi Gras Attendant; Batallion Sponsor '59. FRANK BOYD Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; L Club; Dixie Hi Y; Baseball; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis.; Basketball. VIRGINIA BOYD Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Moonmist Y Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. '58, Chap. '59; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC Sponsor; B W Rep.; Who's Who '57 ',58, '59; Dixie Rebel '57, '58, '59; Mardi Gras Attendant '57, '58; Beauty Nominee '57, '58. JERALDINE BOWEN BILLY BRANCH National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Stu. Coun., Vice-Pres. '59; Inter-Club Coun., Pres. '57, '59; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Ushers Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff, Art Ed. '59; Hi-Y Coun.; Psi Hi-Y, Pres. '59; Fishing Club; Youth Legis.; Football; Leaders Club; Homecoming Pa- rade Committee, Co-Chr. SANDY BRANNEN Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '57, '59; Fishing Club; Youth Legis.; Ca- rousel Y Club, Vice-Pres. '59. PAUL BRANTLEY BOBBY BROACH Inter-Club Coun.; Spanish Club; Blue and White Staff, Sports Ed. '59; Oracle Staff; Hi Y Coun.; Psi Hi-Y, Vice- President '59; Science Club; ROTC; B W Rep.; Fishing Club; Youth Legis.; Drill Team '57, '58; Homecoming Float Committee. SANDRA BROWN SANDRA GAIL BROWN Sr. Girls Club; Glee Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y. RICHARD BROWN D. O. Club; ROTC. VANCE BROWN Art Club. JOEL BUCHANAN Spanish Club; Science Club; ROTC; B W Rep. CHUCK BURGESS Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Science Club; Fishing Club; Football; Basketball. BEVERLY BUSBY Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Home Ec. Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. '58; Future Nurses Club, Vice- Pres. LINDA BUSBY Horn Ec. Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group. ANN BYRD Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club. JOHN BYRD Spanish Club; Poet Dance Band; Lyre Club; Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club. DICKIE CALHOUN Sec. Rep.; Alt. Sec' Rep.; Ushers Club; L Club, Vice- Pres.; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y, Sec.; Football; Track; Who's Who '58, '59; Basketball; Favorite '59. SAM CAMP ROTC Officers Club; ROTC; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. [ 27 ] BETH CAMPBELL Stu. Conn., Member-at-Large !59; Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff, Feature Staff '59; Oracle Staff, Ed., Clubs Org. '59; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group,- Moonmist Y Club, Chap. '59; F. T. A.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. '57, Corr. Sec. '58, Trees. '59; B W Rep.; Youth Legis., Sen- ator '58. BRENDA CAMPBELL Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Thespian Club; Tennis Club; F.T.A.; Demonstnemean Soc. BUFORD CAMPBELL Fishing Club; Football. JULIE CARR Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; French Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff, Name Ed. '59; Oracle Staff, Humor Staff '58, Clubs Org. '59,- Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Tennis Club; Moon- mist Y Club, Vice-Pres. '59; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Youth Legis.,- Girls Leaders Club; Bridge Club. HELEN CARTER Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Lanier Orch., Pres. '57, '58, '59; Beauty Nominee '59; Asst.-Concertmaster at All-State Orch. '57; Concertmaster at All-State Orch. '58. AUBREY CATES Alt. Sec. Rep.; Latin Club; Science Club; ROTC; Print Shop; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist '59. RONNIE CHAPPELL Spanish Club; Thespian Club; Science Club; ROTC Of- ficers Club; ROTC; Football. DUNCAN CHERRY ROTC, Platoon Sgt. '58-'59. JOY CLARK Stu. Coun., Sec. '59; Sr. Girls Club, Chap. '59; Alt. Sec Rep.; Marshals Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White; Oracle Staff, Lit. Ed. or Capt. '59; Thespian Club; Stardust Y Club; F. T. A.; Hi-Y Coun., Chap. '58; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '58; Youth Legis., Head Page '59; Favorite '58; Beauty Nominee '59; Who's Who '57, '59; Man of Year Banquet Chr. '59; Member-at-Large to Stu. Coun. '57; Jr. Class Sec.-Treas. '58; Girls State '59; City Government '58. MARY JANE COBB Sr. Girls Club; D. O. Club. JIMMY COBBS Masrhals Club; Spanish Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y; ROTC Of- ficers Club; ROTC; ROTC Drill Team. ANDY CONNOR Science Club; Laboratory Club; Chess Club. [ 28 ] BETTY COTTLE Sr. Girls Club; Glee Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt.-at- Arms '59, Vice-Pres. '58; B W Rep.; Youth Legis. JUDY COOK Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Home Ec. Club; D. O. Club; Glee Club; F. T. A.; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis. CANILLE COVINGTON Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club, Asst. Head Marshal '58; Latin Club; Home Ec. Club; Oracle Staff, Busi. Staff '59; Glee Club; F. T. A.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y. ANDY DANIEL Inter-Club Coun., Vice-Pres. '59; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Latin Club; B W Staff, Ed. '59; L Club; Dixie Lanier Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. '58; Science Club; Track; Favorite '59. ANN DARDEN Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Tennis Club,- B W Rep.; Red Cross Rep.; Fishing Club Sec. '56. JAMES DAVIS C , V % JvAJucJL JOHNNY DAVIS Inter-Club Coun.; Spanish Club; Oracle Staff; Band, 2nd Lieut.; Poet Dance Band; Lyre Club; Psi Hi-Y; Fishing Club; Lanier Leader's Club. TISH DAVIS Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; French Club; Latin Club; B W Staff; Oracle Staff; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Tennis Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt.-at- Arms '58,- Science Club; B W Rep.; Youth Legis., Sena- tor '57; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Bridge Club; Who's Who '59. PAUL DAVIS Stu. Coun.; Vice-Pres. Soph. Class; National Merit Schol- arship Semi-Finalist; Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; B W Staff, Exchange Ed. '58-'59; B W Rep.; Fishing Club; Alumni Scholarship Fund Committee. CHARLOTTE DeVORE Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; French Club; Home Ec. Club, Pres. '59; Tennis Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; B W Rep.; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis. JEAN DICKSON Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A.; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Transferred from another school. MARY GRAY DISMUKES Stu. Coun., Corr. Sec.; Inter-Club Coun.; Latin Club; Oracle Staff; Health Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Alpha Chi Tri- Hi-Y; Science Club; Youth Legis. BETTY DOBBS Sr. Girls Club; Glee Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y; B W Rep. BILL DUNN Alt. Sec. Rep.; ROTC; Red Cross Rep. VIRGINIA DURDEN POLLY DWYER Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Home Ec. Club; B W Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Thespian Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '58, Vice-Pres. '59; Youth Legis.; Who's Who '59. ALBERT ELEBASH Spanish Club; B W Staff; Theta and Psi Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC Officers Club; Youth Legis.; ROTC Drill Team; ROTC Rifle Team. MARILYN ELGIN Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; French Club, Corr. Sec.,- F. H. A., Vice-Pres., Pres.; B W Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi- Y, Treas.; Red Cross Rep.,- Youth Legis.; Alumni Scholar- ship Fund Committee; City Government. ELAINE ELLIS Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; French Club, Soc. Sec.; Home Ec. Club, Vice-Pres.; F. H. A.; Oracle Staff; Stardust 'IY Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y. PATSY ANN EPPS D. O. Club; Sigma Chi, Sec. '57; D. E. Club, State Sec. ,58. Transferred from another school. [ 30 ] HELEN ANN ERWIN Home Ec. Club; F. H. A. 3LORIA ESTES Sr. Girls Club; Glee Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Fishing Club; Future Nurses Club. FRED EVANS Inter-Club Coun.; D. O. Club, Pres. '59; ROTC. JERRY EVANS F. F. A., Chap. '58, Sec. '59; Fishing Club. MARY STEWART EVANS Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Home Ec. Club; Marshals Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White Club; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Thespian Club; Stardust Y Club, Chap. '59; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Corr. Sec. '59. RANDY EUBANKS Marshals Club; French Club; Latin Club; ROTC; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. BETTY JANE FANNING Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A.; Library Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y. BILL FARMER Inter-Club Coun.; Ushers Club; Blue and White Staff, Adv. Mgr. '59; Psi Hi-Y; Science Club; Beauty Nominee; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Lanier Leader's Club; Transferred from another school. RONNIE FARMER F. F. A.; ROTC; ROTC Drill Team. ED FAULKNER F. F. A.; Blue and White Staff; Science Club, Pres. '59; Football. SHEILA FINKELSTEIN Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; French Club; Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group,- Health Club; Tennis Club; Library Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. '57; Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Red Cross Rep.,- Demon- stnenean Society. ANN FINLEY Library Club. PHIL FISCHER L Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club; Golf Club; Basketball. TRACY FISHER Stu. Coun.; L Club, Chap. '57, '58, '59; Football; Track; Favorite; Beauty '59; Top Beauty '58; Who's Who '57, '58, '59; Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class '58. SANDRA FITZPATRICK Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Thespian Club; Tennis Club; Moonmist Y Club, Corr. Sec. '58; F. T. A.; Hi-Y Coun. Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres.; Science Club; Youth Legis. HUNTER FLACK FRANKLIN FORD L Club; Psi Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTQ Football. BETTY WOODALL FOUNTAIN Sr. Girls Club; Home Ec. Club; D. O. Club; Tennis Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y. JANE FRANCIS Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; Spanish Club; Oracle Staff; Beta Centura Y Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Corr. Sec. '57, '59; Red Cross Rep.; Art Club. BARBARA FRANKLIN D. O. Club; Library Club. BILLY FRIZZLE Stu. Coun.; Sec. Rep., Pres.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Latin Club; L Club, Sec.-Treas. '58; Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Baseball; Football; Track Favorite '58, '59; Beauty Nominee; Sweetheart of Moonmist Y Club '58; Escort at Mardi Gras '57. JACKIE FRYE Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Cheerleader,- Glee Club; Stardust Y Club, Sgt.-at-Arms '59; Delta Pi Tri- Hi-Y; Youth Legis.; Beauty Nominee. SUE GOBER Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club, Head Marshcd !57; F. H. A., .Sec. '57. GORDON GOLDSTEIN U Alt. Sec. Rep.; Ushers Club; French Club; Dixie Rebel Hi-Y; Science Club; Red Cross Rep. [ 32 ] '•W LINDA GOLSON Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A., Treas. '58; Beta Tri-Hi-Y. CHARLOTTE GRAHAM Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Alpha Sigma Tri- Hi-Y, Sec. '58,- Beauty '58, '59; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Beta Centura Y Club; Youth Legis. EMILY GRAY Sr. Girls Club; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Alpha Omega Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. '57. TOMMY GRAY PHIL GREEN Alt. Sec. Rep.; L Club; Dixie Hi-Y; B W Rep.; Fishing Club; Football. MARY CATHERINE GRICE Fishing Club. EARL GRIFFIN Alt. Sec. Rep.; L Club; Science Club; Baseball; B W Rep.; Fishing Club; Track. BARBARA (BOBBIE) GRIMMER Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; Glee Club; B W Rep.; Red Cross Rep.; Future Nurses of America. GEORGE GULLEDGE Ushers Club; Latin Club; Science Club; ROTC; Red Cross Rep.; Track. LARRY HADDEN D. O. Club; ROTC; B W Rep. HINES HALL Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; Latin Club; Oracle Staff, Sports Ed. '59; B W Rep.; Fishing Club; National Merit Schol- arship Semi-Finalist '59. PATRICIA HALL D. O. Club; B W Rep. WANDA HALL ANNE HAMILTON Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; French Club, Chap. '58, '59; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Thespian Club; Beniost Tri-Hi-Y. KAY HANSON Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club, Pres. '58; Home Ec. Club; Oracle Staff; Stardust Y Club, Vice- Pres. '58; Hi-Y Coun., Pres. '58; Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '56; Blue and White Rep.; Youth Legislature,- Mardi Gras Attendant '56,- Who's Who '59; Favorite '59. REBECCA HARDEMAN Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; French Club; Latin Club; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Tennis Club; Delta Tri-Hi-Y. MARY BROOK (BROOKIE) HARPER Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group,- Tennis Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y. FRANCES HARSHA Sr. Girls Club,- G.H.A.; Library Club; Alpha Sigma Tri Hi-Y; Future Nurses Club. REBECCA HARWELL Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; French Club; Latin Club,- Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club, Accomp.; Tennis Club,- Moonmist Y Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt.- at-Arms '58, Chap. '59,- Blue and White Rep.; Youth Legis.,- Bridge Club; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Li- brary Staff. FRED HASTON Inter-Club Coun.,- Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White Staff, Sports Ed. '59; Hi-Y Coun.; Psi Hi-Y, Pres. '58; Science Club; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC; Fishing Club; Youth Legis. BILL HAYGOOD Sec. Rep.; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y. BIRDIE HEAD Sr. Girls Club,- D. O. Club; Glee Club. LINDA HEAD Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A.; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y. ARTHUR HEADLEY Alt. Sec. Rep.; Science Club; ROTC. [ 34 ] PHIL HENLE Alt. Sec. Rep.; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Psi Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC Drill Team; ROTC; Blue and White Rep. ANNE HERZBERG Stu. Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; French Club; Thespian Club, Pres. '59; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y. BONNIE JANE HIGGINBOTHAM Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; French Club; Latin Club; F. H. A.; Blue and White Staff, Reporter '58, Co-Ed. '59; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; F. T. A., Vice-Pres. '58, Pres. '59; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Blue and White Rep.; Alumni Scholarship Committee; City Gov- ernment '59. LIDA HILL Good Citizenship Girl; Stu. Coun.; Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; French Club; Latin Club, Jr. Aedile '58, Goddess '58; Blue and White Staff, Historan; Oracle Staff, Ed.-in-Chief '59; Thespian Club, Scribe '59; Tennis Club, Vice-Pres.; Moonmist Y Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. '57; Demosthenean Society,- Youth Legis.; Beauty Nominee '58, '59; Sr. Class Sec.-Treas. '59,- Who's Who '59. JIMMY HITCHCOCK Inter-Club Coun. Sec. Rep.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; L Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y, Sec.-Treas.; Baseball; Youth Legis.; Beauty Nominee; Basketball; Lanier Leader's Club. DOROTHY HOBBS Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A.,- Glee Club. HERBERT HOFF Fishing Club; Football. COMER HOLLEY ROTC Officers Club; ROTC; Baseball; Red Cross Rep.; ROTC Drill Team. DIAN HOPPER Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; Art Club; C. A. R. Club; Transferred from another school. FRANK HOUSTON Sec. Rep.,- Marshals Club,- F .F. A., Vice-Pres. '59; Red Cross Rep. ANGEL HOWELL Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; F. H. A.; Science Club; Future Nurses,- 4-H Club. WALTER HUGHES Marshals Club; Ushers Club, Head Usher '58; French Club, Treas. '58; Latin Club; Oracle Staff,- Psi Hi-Y; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC; Beauty Nominee,- ROTC Drill Team. [ 35 ] BRONDA IVES Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Bonist Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep.; Future Nurses; Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y. MARGARET JACKSON Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Moonmist Y Club; Delta Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep. CONRAD JARRELL CAROLYN JENKINS Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club, Treas. '57, Vice-Pres. '58; French Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Thespian Club; Stardust Y Club, Pres.; Deta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Sweetheart of Psi fii-Y. CLARENCE JENKINS Ushers Club. ANN JINWRIGHT Sr. Girls Club; Blue and White Staff, Sec.,- Tennis Club. WILLIAM T. JOHNSON, JR. Inetr-Club Coun.; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Oracle Staff; Theta Hi-Y; ROTC Officers Club; Beauty Nominee; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Blue and White Asso. Ed. CAROL JOHNSON Senior Girls Club; Home Ec. Club. DONNIE JOHNSON Sec. Rep.; Dixie Lanier Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep.; Fishing Club; Red Cross Rep.; Football. JESSE JOHNSON RONNIE JOHNSON Dixie Rebels Hi-Y; Football; Beauty. BARBARA JONES Sr. Girls Club; French Club; F. H. A.; Tennis Club. CODY JONES Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; L Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms; '58; Science Club; Red Cross Rep.; Track; Basketball. GARY JONES Marshals Club; Ushers Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC. NANNETTE JONES Stu. Coun., Member-at-Large '58; Alumni Scholarship Chm.; Vice-Pres. of Sr. Class,- Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; French Club; Blue and White Staff, Busi. Mgr. '59; Oracle Staff, Co-Ed. Clubs and Org. '58; Glee Club; Stardust Y Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Chap. '58,- Lanier Orch.; Beauty Nominee '59; Bridge Club; Girls State; Who's Who '59. RONNIE JONES Inter-Club Coun.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Lcnier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC, Commander of Drill Team; Blue and White Representative; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis. SALLY JONES Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Majorette,- Mod. Dance and Ballet Group,- Thespian Club, Sec.; Tennis Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep.; Red Cross Rep.; Demosthenean Society. MELINDA JOYNER Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; French Club; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Thespian Club; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep.,- Demosthenean Society. CYNTHIA JUDKINS Sr. Girls Club,- Latin Club,- Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group,- Moonmist Y Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club,- B W Rep. EDWIN KOLB JANICE KELLY Sr. Girls Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep.; Art Club; Future Nurses Club. JOAN KENDRICK Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Glee Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep.,- Fishing Club. JERRY KENNEDY LYNDA KENNEDY Alt. Sec. Rep.; D. O. Club, Historian,- Glee Club; Blue and White Rep.; Red Cross Rep.;, Demosthenean Society,- D. E. Club, Treas. [ 37 ] ROYCE KERSHAW Alt. Sec. Rep.; Spanisch Club; L Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC; Football; Golf. HUBERT KESSLER Inter-Club Coun.; Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Band; Poet Dance Band, Drum Major,- Lyre Club; L Club; Hi-Y Coun., Pres.; Dixie Hi-Y; Baseball; Lanier Orch.; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis.,- Who's Who; Favorite '59. PAUL KIRK Alt. Sec. Rep.; Ushers Club; Latin Club; Oracle Staff; Science Club; ROTC; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist; Who's Who '59. MARGARET KNIGHT Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Blue and White Staff. .JULE KUGEL SHELDON KUSHNER Inter-Club Coun.; Ushers Club; L Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y, Pres.,- Youth Legis.,- Football. BOB LAMAR Inter-Club Coun.,- Sec. Rep.,- Band, Capt.; Poet Dance Band,- Lyre Club, Pres.; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Lanier Orch.; Football; Beauty Nominee; Who's Who '59. NANCY LAMAR Sr. Girls Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff; Glee Club; Tennis Club, Pres. '58; Beta Centura Y Club; Delta Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep.; Tennis Team. DOROTHY LANE Sr. Girls Club; Fishing Club; Future Nurses Club. SHARI LANE Inter-Club Coun.,- Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White Staff; Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Blue and White Rep.,- Demonstnemean Society,- Civil Air Patrol Club; Future Nurses Club. BARBARA LATIMER Sr. Girls Club; D. O. Club; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. HIRMAN LASSITER ROTC; Print Shop. [ 38 ] PRISCILLA LAWN Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff, Art Ed. '59; Oracle Staff; Tennis Club; Star- dust Y Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Beauty Nominee; Art Club. CLIFTON LEDYARD Spanish Club; ROTC; Psi Hi-Y. GEORGIA LEDYARD Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff, Busi. Mgr. '59; Ten- nis Club; Moonmist Y Club, Reporter '58, Pres. '59,- Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms '57, Sec. '59; Youth Legis.; Art Club, Sgt.-at-Arms '58; Bridge Club. NANCY LE NOIR Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff, Exchange Ed. '59; Oracle Staff; Glee Club, Accomp. '57, '58, '59; F. T. A., Libra- rian '59; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Chap. '58, Coun. Member '59; Lanier Orch.; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis. BETTE LEVERETT Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; Tennis Club; Library Club, Pres. '59; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. '58; Science Club. BILLY LEWIS Sec. Rep.,- F. F. A.,- Fishing Club. JOYCE LIVINGSTON IRL LONG ROTC; ROTC Drill Team,- Pi Theta Hi-Y, Chap., See.,- B W Rep.,- Fishing Club. ANITA LOFTIN Sr. Girls Club,- F. H. A.; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Chap. '58; B W Rep.,- Youth Legis. RUSSELL LOWREY Sec. -Rep.; Spanish Club; Psi Hi-Y; Science Club,- ROTC; Chess Club. LIANNE LURIE Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; French Club; Home Ec. Club; F.'H. A.,- Oracle Staff,- Glee Club; Tennis Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club. ann McDonald Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A.; Glee Club; Science Club; Future Nurses Club. juanit'a McDonald Sr. Girls Club; Red Cross Rep. TOMMY McGOUGH Sec. Rep.; Beauty Nominee. CLARENCE McGUFF Ushers Club; Glee Club; F. T. A.; Beauty Nominee; Trans- ferred from another school. virgil McKinney ROTC; Transferred from another school. SARAH MclNNIS Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club, Sec. '59; Oracle Staff, Busi. Staff '59; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; B W Rep.; Art Club, Treas. '59. BILL McLAUCHLIN ROTC Officers Club; ROTC; Hi-Y; Fishing Club; Rifle Drill Team. NORA ANN McRIMMON Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; Glee Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y. JOAN McWATERS Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff, Feature Ed. '59; Glee Club, Treas. '59; Stardust Y Club, Treas. '59; F. T. A., Sec. '58; Hi-Y Coun.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '59; Youth Legis.; Beauty Nominee, Who's Who '57. BOB MADDOX F. F. A.; Football. STANLEY MARKS Inter-Club Coun.; Alt. Sec. Rep.,- Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Psi Hi-Y, Treas. '59; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC; Fishing Club; Tennis Team,- Pheta Hi-Y. CHRIS MARTIN Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Majorette; Tennis Club. Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y. NORMA JO MARTIN Inter-Club Coun.. Sr. Girls Club. F. H. A.; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Chap. '57; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Chap. '59; Red Cross Rep.; Future Nurses Club; Art Club. [ 40 ] LOIS MASSENGALE Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; F. H. A.; B W Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Corr. Sec. '57, '59; Bridge Club. CLAYTON MASSEY D. O. Club; ROTC; D. E. Club. PETE MASTIN Ushers Club; French Club; B W Staff; Oracle Staff; Thespian Club, Treas. '59; Psi Hi-Y; ROTC; ROTC Officers Club; B W Rep.; Beauty Nominee; ROTC Drill Team. CAROLYN MEACHAM Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Alpha Sig- ma Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses Club. PAT MILES D. E. Club; Transferred from another school. SARAH MITCHELL Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; Red Cross Rep.; Oracle Typist. EVALYNN MONSKY Sr. Girls Club; French Club, Corr. Sec. '58, Vice-Pres. '59; Latin Club; Oracle Staff; Thespian Club, Vice-Pres. '59; Demosthenean Society, Vice-Pres. '58; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. MARLIN MOONEYHAM L Club, Sgt.-at-Arms '59; Dixie Hi-Y; B W Rep.; Fishing Club; Football; Track; Leaders Club; Weight Lifting; Who's Who '59; Favorite '59. JOHNNY MOORE Youth Legis. RUDY MORGAN Science Club; Red Cross Rep.; Fishing Club; Art Club ANNETTE MOSELEY Sr. Girls Club; Home Ec. Club; Alpha Chi Tri-HiY. EDWARD E. MOSELEY ROTC. LENONA MULLINS Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Latin Club; Oracle Staff; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Treas.; Red Cross Rep.; Demon- sthemean Society; Future Nurses. DANIEL MEISER Spanish Club; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC. FRANK MYERS SYLVIA NASH Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses Club. LLOYD NAWROCKI Psi Hi-Y; ROTC; Fishing Club. JAMES NEAL ROTC; ROTC Rifle Team. JERRY NEAL L Club, Presi.; Phi Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC Officers Club, Presi.; ROTC; Football, Traek, Capt.; Beauty Nomi- nee; Who's Who '59; Favorite '59. PERRY NEAL Inter-Club Coun.; Psi Hi-Y; Hi-Y Coun.; ROTC; Blue and White Rep.; Track; Beauty Nominee; Sweetheart of the Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Who's Who '59. CAROLYN NELSON Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; French Club; Latin Club; Glee Club; Health Club; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses Club. HAM NEWSOM Stu. Coun., Pres.,- Sec. Rep.; Latin Club; L Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Psi Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep.; Youth Legis.; Foot- ball; Golf; Beauty '59, Top Beauty; Who's Who '57, '58, '59; Pres, of Jr. Class '58; Pres, of Soph. Class '57. COY NICHOLS Spanish Club; Blue and White Staff; ROTC; Science Club. TROY NICHOLS Spanish Club; D. O. Club. [ 42 ] LINDA NIEDENS Transferred from another school. LAMAR NOBLE Science Club; Print Shop; Fishing Club; Art Club. NANCY JO O'CONNOR Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; Oracle Staff; Alpha Sigma Tau Hi-Y; Art Club. MARIANNE O'DANIEL Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; F. T. A.; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club. PENNY OLD Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White Staff; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses Club, Pres.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist. MARY OLIVER Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; French Club;; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Stardust Y Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Rep. HAYNES OWENS Inter-Club Coun.; Sec. Rep.; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Thespian Club; Blue and White Rep.; Fishing Club; Art Club, Pres. '58. EDWINA PACE Sr. Girls Club; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Corr. Sec. BILLY PARKER Spanish Club; Oracle Staff; ROTC; ROTC Drill Team; ROTC Rifle Team. PAUL PARKER Inter-Club Coun.; Alt. Sec. Rep.,- D. O. Club; ROTC; Print Shop,- D. E. Club, Vice-Pres.; Alt. Mr. D. O. JOHNYEE PERRETTE Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; F. H. A.,- Thespian Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Demonsthemean Society; Youth Legis.; Fu- ture Nurses Club. MONTY PEYTON Fishing Club; Track; Montgomery City Championship Swimming Team '58. [ 43 ] ( ) f % . JOSEPH PINSON Alt. Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Hhespian Club; Science Club; Fishing Club; Demonsthe- mean Society. PAT PHILLIPS Science Club; Fishing Club; Lanier Leaders Club, Treas. PATTY PLUMLEE Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff, Feature Ed. '58,- Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group, Vice-Pres. '58; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis. GEORGE POLLITT Psi Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC; Cross Country, 100 Mile Club. GYPSEY ANN POOL Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff, Sr. Captions '58; Glee Club; Moonmist Y Club; F. T. A.; Hi-Y Coun.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '57-'59; B W Rep.; Youth Legis. JIMMY POWELL D. O. Club, Vice-Pres. '58,- Psi Hi-Y; Science Club. JULIA PRESLEY Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Oracle, Typist. LINDA PRICE D. O. Club. RONALD PRICE L Club; Hi-Y Council; Dixie Rebel Hi-Y; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club; Football; Track; Fav- orite '59. JOHN PRUETT Science Club; Fishing Club, Vice-Pres. '59; Football; Golf. FRANCES PUGH Inter-Club Council; Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; F. H. A., Reporter '59; Tennis Club; Science Club; B W Rep. CAROL RAMSEY Sr. Girls Club; Latin Club; Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses Club. [ 44 ] JOYCE RAMSEY Senior Girls Club; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Library Club; B W Represent- ative. VIRGINIA RATH Senjor Girls Club; Section Representative; Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Latin Club; Thespian Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; B W Representative; Demon- stemean Society. JAMES EARL RAY Alternate Section Representative,- Baseball. BIFF REED Ushes Club; Spanish Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; B W Representative; Fishjng Club; Golf. STEPHEN ROBBINS ROTC; Fishing Club. PAT ROBERTS Inter-Club Council, Secretary '59,- Senior Girls Club; Section Representative; French Club, Chaplain '58, Presi- dent '59; F.H.A.; Blue and White Staff, Feature '58, Business '59; Oracle Staff, Business Staff; Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club, Sergeant-at-Arms '59; Hi-Y Council; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legislature. JEAN ROLLINS Senior Girls Club; Latin Club; Home Economics Club; Oracle staff; Glee Club; Hi-Y Council; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms '59. MICHAEL ROTHMAN JOE RUFFER Alternate Section Representative,- Ushers Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Dixie Rebel Hi-Y; ROTC,- B W Representative; Beauty '58; Beauty Nominee '59; Who's Who '59. JOHN RUSSELL Spanish Club; Health Club; Dixje Devils,- Science Club; Baseball; Red Cross Representative,- Fishing Club; Foot- ball; Track; Basketball. JOSEPH H. SADLER Section Representative; Alternate Section Representative,- Blue and White Staff, Sports Editor '59,- Fadio Club; L Club; Hi-Y Council; Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Baseball; Blue and White Representative; Red Cross Representa- tive,- Fishing Club; Youth Legislature,- Football; Track; Favorite '59. SUE SANDERS Senior Girls Club; Section Representative,- Alternate Sec- tion Representative; D. O. Club, Alpha Omega Sigma Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative. JOE SCOTT Spanish Club; L Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Red Cross Rep.; Fishing Club, Pres. '59; Football; Golf; Track; Beauty Nominee; Dixie Rebels Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms; Dixie Hi-Y, Chap.; Who's Who '59; Favorite '59. SARAH SEVERANCE Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Glee Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep. SYLVIA SEAMON Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A., Reporter '58; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Radio Club; Lanieir Tri-Hi-Y, Chap. '57; Ballet Group,- Radio Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Chap. '57; Pres.,- Art Club; Photography Club. BETSY SEARCY Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Home Ec. Club; B W Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Thespian Club; Health Club; Stardust Y Club, Sec. '59; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Coun. Member. MARGARET SHEPHARD Sr. Girls Club; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; B W Rep.,- Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis.; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. GEORGE SIMPKINS L Club; Dixie Hi-Y, Chap. '58, '59; Basketball Leaders Club. CARL SIMS Inter-Club Coun.; Marshals Club; Ushers Club; French Club; Latin Club; B W Staff; Psi Hi-Y; ROTC; Fishing Club. TONIA SIZEMORE Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; F. H. A.; B W Staff, Asso. Ed., Co-Ed.; Oracle Staff, Clubs Org. Staff '59, Feature Staff, Soph. Jr. Pictures Ed. '58; Health Club; F. T. A.; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Chap. '56-'59; Stu. Co- Chm. Homecoming; Alumni Scholarship Committee; La- nier Teen Topic Corr. BETSY SKINNER Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; French Club; F. H. A.; B W Staff; Glee Club; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Carousel Y Club, Pres. '59. LARRY SMELLEY L Club; Dixie Lanier Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms; Fishing Club; Football; Track. ANNA JANE SMITH Sr. Girls Club; French Club; Home Ec. Club; Oracle Staff, Humor Ed. '58, Literary Ed. '59; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Stardust Y Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; ROTC Of- ficers Club; ROTC Sponsor,- Youth Legis. SARAH SMITH Sr. Girls Club; French Club; F. T. A.; Alpha Sigma Tri- Hi-Y; Future Nurses; Athena Y Club. [ 46 ] bobby spencer Spanish Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club, Treas.; ROTC; Blue and White Rep.; Fishing Club; Football. JOHNNY STEVENS Band; Poet Dance Band; ROTC; Fishing Club; ROTC Drill Team. HERMAN STEPHENSON Band; Print Shop. SONNY STEPHENSON Latin Club; L Club; Science Club; Baseball; Fishing Club; Lanier Leader's Club, Vice-Pres.; Basketball. ANN STEWARD Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Art Club. DORIS STINCHCOMB Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; French Club; Latin Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group,- F. T. A.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Sci- ence Club; Red Cross Rep.; Demonsthemean Society; Future Nurses Club; F. T. A.; Carousel Y Club. JERRI LYN STONE MARIE STRUBEL Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Alt. Sec. Rep.; French Club; Latin Club; F. H. A.; Oracle Staff; F. T. A.; Hi-Y Coun.; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres.; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis.; Athena Y Teens, Vice-Pres.; Beauty Nomi- JANE STRYKER Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; French Club; Tennis Club; Science Club; Red Cross Rep.; Future Nurses Club, Sec. JOHN STUCKEY L Club; Tennis Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Baseball; Football; Artist for the Blue and White. BETTY SUMMERLIN Sr. Girls Club; Fishing Club; Future Nurses. W. D. SUTHERLAND F. F. A., Chap.,- ROTC,- ROTC Drill Team. RITA SYLVEST Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; F. H. A.; Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Sec.; Youth Legis. ESTHER TAGALA Sr. Girls Club; Library Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y; Fishing Club. MARY TALLEY F. H. A.; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y. RONNIE TALLEY TERRY TAYLOR Stu. Coun., Member-at-Large '58; Sec. Rep; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; L Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club; Football. GEORGE THAGGARD Alt. Sec. Rep.; French Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff, Busi. Staff '59; Psi Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC. BUCK THIGPEN Inter-Club Coun.; Sec. Rep., Vice-Pres. '59; Alt Sec. Rep.; Latin Club, Consul '59; B W Staff; Oracle Staff, Busi- ness Staff '58,- L Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y, Pres. '58; Science Club; B W Rep.; Youth Legis.; Foot- ball Mgr. '57, '58, '59; Beauty Nominee; Basketball Mgr. '57, '58, '59; Favorite '59. BOBBY THOMAS Student Coun.; Sec. Rep.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club,- B W Staff; L Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC; Fishing Club; Youth Legis.; Football; Who's Who '57, '59; Member-at-Large, Soph. Class,- Pres, of Sr. Class; Boy's State; Favorite '59. JIMMY THOMAS Band; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Track; Basketball. JUDY THOMASON Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; French Club; Latin Club; B W Staff, Reporter '59; Oracle Staff, Clubs Org., Busi. Staff; Majorettes; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Beta Centura Y Club, Pres. '59; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y. ALBERT THOMASSON Ushers Club; Latin Club; Psi Hi Y; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC, Batallion Exec. Officer '59; Red Cross Rep.; Tennis Team. CLIFF THOMPSON Inter-Club Coun.; Alt. Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; Ushers Club, Sr. Asso. '59; Spanish Club; French Club; B W Staff, Sports Ed. '59; Oracle Staff; Band; Hi-Y Coun.; Psi Hi-Y, Treas. '57, Pres. '59; ROTC; Fishing Club; Youth Legis.; Leader's Club; Who's Who '59. CRAIG THOMPSON ROTC; Fishing Club. SUZANNE THORNHILL Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; F. T. A.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep. DANNIMAX TILL Science Club; Track, Cross Country; Beauty Nominee,- Art Club, Sgt.-at-Arms. MARIAN TRAYWICK Sr. Girls Club; Oracle Staff; Glee Club. CAROLYN TYUS D. O. Club; D. E. Club, Sec. EDWIN TYUS ROTC; ROTC Drill Team. HOWARD UPCHURCH Inter-Club Coun.; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Psi Hi-Y; ROTC Officers Club; ROTC; Blue and White Rep.; Youth Legis.; ROTC Drill Team. JAMES VANN Glee Club; Psi Hi-Y; Science Club. MORGAN VARNER Alt. Sec. Rep.; Ushers Club; Latin Club; Psi Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club. ROCHELLE VARON Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; F. H. A. Tennis Club; Dem- onsthenean Club. EVERITT VINCENT Dixie Rebels Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC; Blue and White Rep. JUDY WALL Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; French Club; Glee Club; Thespian Club,- Beta Centura V Club; Omega Phi Tri- Hi-Y; Youth Legis.; Transferred from another school. ANN WALLACE Sr. Girls Club; Glee Club; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group; Beta Centura Y Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Alpha Sigma Tri- Hi-Y; Youth Legis. LINDA WALLACE Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; Glee Club; Lanier Tri-Hi-Y. SHERRY WALLS Sr. Girls Club; French Club. RUBY WARLICK Sr. Girls Club; F. H. A.; Glee Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y. TOMMY WARREN Band; Poet Dance Band; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Baseball; Red Cross Rep.; Fishing Club. BOB WATSON Football; Basketball; Transferred from another school. ELEANOR WATSON Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Spanish Club; Oracle Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep. JUDY WEIL Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club; Latin Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff, Faculty Ed. '58, Sr. Pictures Ed. '59; Mod. Dance and Ballet Group,- Moonmist Y Club; Hi-Y Coun.,- Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legis.; Art Club, Pres. JUDY WEINGARTEN Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club,- F. T. A.; Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis.; Alumni Scholarship Fund; Bridge Club. PAT WISENER Spanish Club; Latin Club; Home Ec. Club; Tennis Club; F. T. A. FRED WELLS Sec. Rep.; Marshals Club; Ushers Club; Latin Club; Lanier Dixie Hi-Y; Science Club; Fishing Club. WINSTON WELLS Inter-Club Coun.,- Spanish Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Science Club. [ 50 ] LARRAINE WENGER Sr. Girls Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Blue and White Staff, Typist; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Thespian Club; Beta Centura Y Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep.; Youth Legis. TIM WHEAT Band. DALE WHITE Sr. Girls Club; Latin Club; Oracle Staff, Typist; F. T. A.; Thespian Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. '58,- Sci- ence Club; Red Cross Rep.,- Demonsthenean Society; Youth Legis.,- Future Nurses of America. SANDRA WILBANKS Inter-Club Coun.; Sr. Girls Club, Treas.; Latin Club, Con- sul '59; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff, Asst. Busi. Mgr. '59,- Thespian Club; Moonmist Y Club, Sec. '59; Hi-Y Coun.; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. '58; Red Cross Rep.; Girl's State. BILL WILLIAMS Science Club; ROTC. FRANK WILLIAMS Inter-Club Coun.; French Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Psi Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms '59; Science Club; B W Rep.; Fishing Club; Delta Chi Hi-Y. HOWARD WILLIAMS Sec. Rep.; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Pi Hi-Y; Science Club; ROTC; Red Cross Rep.; ROTC Rifle Team; ROTC Drill Team. NANCY WILLIAMS Sr. Girls Club; Latin Club; Tennis Club; Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y; Art Club. NENIE JO WILLIAMS Sr. Girls Club; Latin Club; Home Ec. Club; F. H. A.; Glee Club; Beta Centura Y Club; F. T. A.; Science Club. VIRGINIA WING Sr. Girls Club; Marshals Club; Home Ec. Club; Band, Sec. Leader '59; Tennis Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. '57, '58, Corr. Sec. '58, '59. LUCY WISE Stu. Coun., Member-at-Large; Sr. Girls Club, Pres. '59; French Club; Latin Club, Scribe '58; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Moonmist Y Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. '58,- B W Rep.; Youth Legis.; Bridge Club. JANILLA ANN WITHERALL Inter-Club Council; Sr. Girls Club; Sec. Rep.; Oracle, Typist; Glee Club; Hi-Y Coun.; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. '58, '59. DAVID LECKIE SENIORS NOT PICTURED CHARLES ARNOLD POLLY BEAND LEON COX JULIA FABRITIS CHARLES HINDERSON MIKE JONES GAIL JONES MARY NELL LASHLEY [ 52 ] FRANCES LARRIK HAROLD SHARKER JERRY SOLOMON JAMES VINES DIANA BAIRD Senior Girls Club; French Club; Blue and White Staff; Thespian Club; Tennis Club; Carousel Y Club, Secre- tary '59; Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Repre- sentative; Fishing Club; Youth Legislature,- City Govern- ment, Mayor, '59. PATSY LANIER Senior Girls Club; French Club; Latjn Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Blue and White Staff; Oracle Staff, Literary Staff; Health Club; Carousel Y Club; Benoist Tri-Hi-Y; Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '59; Youth Legislature,- Dem- onthenean Society, Secretary '57; Thespian Club. GRACE WOODLING Senior Girls Club; Glee Club; Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y; Blue and White Representative. ELIZABETH WRIGHT Senior Girls Club; Marshals Club. PAULA WRIGHT Inter-Club Council; Senior Girls Club; French Club; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Sigma Omega Phi Tri- Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative,- Youth Legislature. Alternate Section Representative. PAUL YARBROUGH Alternate Section Representative RICK MILLER Section Representative,- Blue and Whjte Representative,- D. E. Vice President. MARY JANE NOLEN Senior Girls Club; Alternate Section Representative,- Spanish Club; Oracle Staff; Hi-Y Council,- Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '58; Science Club; Red Cross Repre- sentative,- Youth Legislature; Athena Y Club; Art Club. ATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS FIRST ROW: Billy Branch, Aubrey Cates, Randy Eubanks, Paul Davis . . . SECOND ROW: Penny Old, Rebecca Harwell, Eva- lynn Monsky, Letitia Davis, Sara Ann Benton . . . THIRD ROW: Hines, Hall, Bill Farmer, Paul Kirk, Bill Johnson . . . NOT PIC- TURED: Sam Camp, Eleanor Bergquist, Delores Cream, Andy Connor. Lanier should be proud of the 17 students who were named by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation os fi- nalist in the 1959 competition for four-year college scholarships. This group of Seniors is proof of the outstanding scholastic standard which Lanier has always maintained, and they have helped Lanier keep its position as one of the top schools in the nation. These students are representative of the many fine young men and women who have been graduated and they have brought honor to themselves and to their alma mater. They were chosen on the basis of the Scholarship Qualifying Test in National Merit Scholarship Competition. The ORACLE wishes to congratulate them for the fine record they have made. [ 53 ] JUNIORS BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Medoro Powell, Cookie Ussery, Betty Gerson . . . ON LADDERS: Haden Harris, George Harris, Bob Hill. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY ..... MEMBER-AT-LARGE MEMBER-AT-LARGE MEMBER-AT-LARGE SPONSOR ....... SPONSOR........ BOB HILL COOKIE USSERY MEDORA BOWELL BETTY GERSON HADEN HARRIS GEORGE HARRIS ... MISS TAYLOR . . . . COACH TEEL [ 54 ] FIRST ROW: Betsy Davis, Kina Mortan, Linda Sutton, Penny Howard, Roberta Wallace, Kay Kerry, Carolyn Showes, Helen Barnett, Janet Fuller, Donna Brannon, Page Mickey, Billie Dodson . . . SECOND ROW: Medora Powell, Bettie Jean Mitchell, Peggy Jenkins, Jane Dent, Lee Avner, Kay Stern, Helen Stieringer, Carolyn Quimby, Marie Nichols, Shirley Stephens, Betty Schroter, Mallene Evans . . . THIRD ROW: Douglas Miller, Jim Seay, Bob Bryant, Mac Broadway, Sammy Anderson, Jimmy Huie, Charles Foshee, Bobby Hughes, Richard Mitchell, Paul Pate, Rusty Fraser . . . FOURTH ROW: Roy Kirkpatrick, Winston Pirtle, Paul Fields, Sam Lett, Leon Greenfield, Garland Harper, Josh Burns, Raymond Taylor, Ben Luster, Jack Steiner, Bobby Abbott. FIRST ROW: Anne Long, Charlotte Lee, Phyllis Hawkins, Lavon Sadler, Helen Crump, Jane Marsh, Dannette Brooks, Fay Gilmore, Marie Fidler, Margie Gayle Brooks, Linda Jane Smith . . . SECOND ROW: Jim Harris, Furman Smith, Joan Sanders, Betty Coggins, Pat Griffin, Gay Brown, Jackie Williams, Kay May, Mary Louisa McArthur, Mary Frances Dibble, Gayle Armistead . THIRD ROW: Becky Andrews, Willie Mae Ricketts, Anne Branch, Ginny Ashley, Sue Kuhns, Linda Swensson, Morale Helton, Janice Gardner, Carol Kline, Sharon Healey, Gail Williams . . . FOURTH ROW: Eugene Perry, Wayne Oden, Norbert Long, Roy Cooper, Leonard Naile, Mike Jenkins, James Mason, Jane Tennille, Deloris Morris, Shirley Wilhoite, Gil Lewis. [ 55 ] THE JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Anita Capouano, Laura Gastinger, Mary Alice Henry, Betty Gerson, Cookie Ussery, Bobbie Alford, Jeanie Watt, Barbara Bloom, Frances McConnell, Jane Marks, Marianne Mc- Donald . . . SECOND ROW: Peggy Endel, Barbara Ann Harms, Carolyn Clark, Charlie Savage, George Mathews, Char- lotte Stripling, Ann Covey, Maxine Saunders, Carolyn Duke, Jean Ridolphi . . . THIRD ROW: Lester Hall, Fred Manning, Buddy Manning, Robert Jones, Ricky Carroll, William Coon, Bubby Daughtry, Jimmy Colquit, Jerry Garrick, Cliff Atkins, Skipper Levin . . . FOURTH ROW: Doug Herbert, Edgar French, Wert Norwood, Davis Brock, Thomas Bourne, David Byrne, Bobby Schremser, Dean Cobb, Don Chambless, Allen Herzberg. A FIRST ROW: Barbara Ingram, Becky Moore, Bruke Fitzpatrick, Corella Rawls, Glenda Rooks, Judy Adams, Jo Ann Strickland, Nelda Owens, Claudine Sorella, Pat Barnett, Charlotte Basham . . . SECOND ROW: Joan Dunn, Haden Harris, Margaret Flack, Geraldyne Hutchinson, Barbara Wells, Dianne Grissette, Joan Gibson, Bonnie Riobnson, Fran Watson, Kennon Munger, Carolyn Doss . . . THIRD ROW: Jim Byrne, David Livingston, Susan Olsen, Paula Cook, Sally Seller, Sandy Johnson, Charlotte Mc- Guire, Patricia Wylie, Janice Crusis, Mary Elizabeth Sumrall, Paul Renaud . . . FOURTH ROW: John Stevans, Jerry Leach, Jimmy Massey, Joe Fuller, George Robinson, Charles Minch, Billy Hart, Bill Grubbs, Hamp Greene, Billy Morris, Bob Hayward. [ 56 ] JRl .. Jk FIRST ROW: Georgia Nelson, Bonnie Moseley, Hilda Railey, Martha MacNair, Dot Parker, Betty Hall, Toni Davis, Betty Ful- ford, Patsy Williamson, Barbara McBrayer, Mildred McCain . . . SECOND ROW: Steve Van Wezel, Thomas Hancock, Jimmy Elli- son, Pete Ginsburg, Leo Whitworth, Donald Duhan, Kenny Moore, Sandra Hagood, Linda Tatum, Betty Summerlin, Gretchen Harrick . . . THIRD ROW: Mike Smith, Wayne Campbell, Harold Daniel, Charles Baum, Lewis Gayden, Dudley Kirkland, Bill Stoddard, Charles Collins, Lee Dowling, Don Morgan, Travis Reeves . . . FOURTH ROW: Tony Warner, Richard Dennis, Brad Dunn, Roscoe Johnson, Erwin Lischke, Walter McKee, Doug Hardwick, Bill Thetford, Eddie Pope, Alan Taylor, Jim Roehm, Dudley Bates. FIRST ROW: Bobby Henderson, Deana Jenkins, Gerry Fouche, Sarah Shine, Glenda Price, Pat Summerlin, Sarah Hodges, Tuttie McQueen, Sue Wilson, Carolyn Wilborn, Camille Clenny . . . SECOND ROW: Lee Shepherd, Marguerite Abreo, John Knight, David Stewart, Willie Williamson, Bob Bailey, Bobby Lowder, Ronnie Haynes, Margaret Williams, Woodie Townsend, Millard Morgan . . . THIRD ROW: David McLaughlin, Paul Deems, John Capps, Julius Butzer, Ben Easterling, Bobby Floyd, Carl Mc- Cellandon, Bill Milton, Bill Virgin, Mike Miller, Alvin Jolly . . . FOURTH ROW: Paul Barfoot, Jerry Grishan, David Whitehead, Doug Howder, Jerry Northam, Jim Merlini, Charles Hurst, Guerry Edwards, Dennis Kelly, Frank Lewis, Allen Gunnells. [ 57 ] FIRST ROW: Carolyn McClain, Jody Price, Peggy Garrett, Lanita McDonald, Sidney Gamber, Annette Dykes, Mary Frances Os- wald, Mary Ann McCracken, Pam Grant, Betty Nelson, Linda Braune . . . SECOND ROW: Mary Peters, Bettie Alice Butler, Mary Louise Brassell, Bettie Stapleton, Victoria Ann Priester, Kitty Poyntz, Julie Howard, Dianne Whitehurst, Martha Goree, Carol Brooks, Lewis Holmes . . . THIRD ROW: Jo Rankin, Marie Smith, Becky Pace, Betty Middlebrooks, Sharon Moore, Betty Jean Wilson, Carol Hand, Linda Estes, Carol Raschke, Patty Ansley, Anita Newell . . . FOURTH ROW: Donnie Russell, Bill Smith, Ken Cassels, Jerry Beach, Bob Hill, Tim Hatch, Junie Pierce, Johnny Thompson, Jimmy Kitchen, David Russell, Dickie Nickel. gC ' 1 i FIRST ROW: Susan Cleland, Mary Lou Stuart, Melanie Kondrath, Judy Couch, Miriam Jordan, Katherine Sewell, Shirley Allen, Carol Bean, Edna Owens, Sue Gaines, Johnnie Lynn Halse . . . SECOND ROW: Kay Holmer, Bill Moynor, Don Cooper, Gordon Pittenger, Barbara Miller, Dorothy White, Pat Romberg, Gil Glider, David Warlick, Tom Sluman, Joe Young, Frank Garrett . . . THIRD ROW: Leo Brown, Melvin Brown, James Knight, Henry Hallock, Benny Gray, Jack Hormer, Scott Hereford, Albert Kraus, Ralph Thames, Billy Wade,. Roy Prince . . . FOURTH ROW: Jim Brauer, Steve Swartz, Dillon Hollon, John Gray, Mike Medlin, Jeff Salter, Bob Bounds, Bill Cargile, Bobby Persons, Buck Berryhill, Ricky Gassenheimer. [ 58 ] at I o ■ ’ J'rt 3 A. r . C J I FIRST ROW: Carol Park, Ann Black, Mary James Liner, Gay Burnette, Ernestine Murphy, Jeannette Barganier, Judy Yuong, Joyce Wright, Winnie Sue Cook, Mildred Duncan . . . SECOND ROW: Mary Jim Kelly, Dixie Hicks, Ann Lloyd, Elizabeth Gremse, Rebecca Parker, Mary Simersky, Stewart Sellers, Melissa Fol- som, Kay Dassinger, Dorothy Weeks, Joan Paterson, Carma Williams . . . THIRD ROW; Gus Clements, Billy Carter, Ronnie Davis, Bill Hackney, Wimp Williamson, Rocky Brooks,. Randy Brantley, Lamar Wood, Mac Woodruff, Tandy Key, Bob Lavender . . . FOURTH ROW: George Dennis, Billy Britton, Cal Moore, Jack Hare, Jerry Becknell, Jean Albritton Rocky Miller, Johnny Smith, Leslie Watson,. Frank Schroeck, John Neal. $ M3 , US - W r f 0 n ' ? ft •!� 1' + ¥ v I A a f V w ii_ FIRST ROW: Betty Farmer, Beverly McKinney, Jo Ann Tyus, Shirly Wright, Jeannine Neal, Betty Seale, Julie Jones, Jean Reid, Celia Gilmore, Patricia Long, Beppy Long . . . SECOND ROW: Velma Bridges, Candy Wray, Pot Tillery, Lenore Baxter, Mary Louise Rutherford, Kathy Hixon, Joellynn Kennedy, Patricia Taylor, Elaine Brennan, Martha Wile, Bobbie Jenright, Linda Burrell . . . THIRD ROW: Charles Brightwell, Warn Major, Richard Kennimer, Mary Elizabeth Pugh, Meda Ann Howard, Judy Crow, Jane Anne Todd, Sara Lingham, Campbell Kidd, Bob Tate, Bill Croker . . . FOURTH ROW: Bill Persons, Jim Wind- ham, Flynn Brooks, Ronald Manning, Bobby May, Tony Karsokas, Doug Barrow, Chris Smilie, Berry Grant, Henry Pope, Bill Nunn. [ 59 ] LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Griggs, Mrs. Barnes, Jule Henle, Miss Green, Vicki Weil, Ten Hughes, Judy Allen. SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ..... MEMBER-AT-LARGE MEMBER-AT-LARGE SPONSOR........ SPONSOR JOHNNY GRIGGS TEX HUGHES . JUDY ALLEN JULE HENLE VICKI WEIL MISS GREEN MRS. BARNES [ 60 ] THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Gwennell Martin, Barbara Reeves, Jeanette Cun- ningham, Joan Black, Marjorie Herring, Ara Jo Cooper, Pauline Tubbs, Frances Simersky, Linda McDonald, Lyle Naftel, Gillian Thorp . . . SECOND ROW: Judy Thomaston, Nell Thornton, Sandy Pratt, Connie Sullivan, Sue Howard, Beth Frye, Mimi Dudley, Katrina Wheeler, Susan Wiley, Marty Jackson, Ruth Jenkins . . . THIRD ROW: Jane Gibson, Mary Heath, Martha Stewart, Carol Willis,. Linda Wilson, Ramona Caldwell, Patricia Watson, Beth Chaney, Andrea Low, Anne Seal, Lucille Hendrix . . . FOURTH ROW: Joe Turner, John Kennedy, Turner Seale, Wyatt Metcalf, Tom MacLean, Tommy Neville, Douglas McLendon, Johnny Spiesberger, Brian Partridge, Joe Pritchett, Ronny Taff. FIRST ROW: Gibbs Corwin, Linda Stapleton, Taressa Withrall, Joyce Bailey, Nani Sherrard, Linda Arthur, Lynn Kennedy, Sherrie Hoxworth, Mary Hoff, Patty Hester, Lounell Grayd'on . . . SECOND ROW: Mary Goolsby, Linda Whiddon, Dianne Jones, Janet Shell, Betty Kay Hamilton, Virginia Turner, Betsy Wheeler, Martha Ann Morrow, Mary Windham, Joe Williamson . . . THIRD ROW: Sandy Shaw, Cara Mullins, Gladys Cutts, Betty Jean Holmes, Patricia Wilson, Nancy Syfrett, Sandy Wright, Diane Watts, Cathy McKeen . . . FOURTH ROW: Mary Helen Beale, Harriotte Rowe, Linda Wilson, Elaine Lassiter, John McCabe, Jimmy Cunningham, Chip Letton, Billy Adkison, Allen Joyner, Jim Lewis, Frank Arnold. t [ 61 ] FIRST ROW: Sylvia Blackwell, Florence Denio, Shelia Gordon, Jean Poke, Lynn Pool, Jo Ed Broadway, Tommy Abernathy, Tappan Brannon, Tommy Culp, Doug Allgood, Wayne Padgett . . . SECOND ROW: Betsy Smith, Jo Gibson, Sharon Huff, Iva Hall, Christine Sorensen, Virginia Hinds, Judy Allen, Victor Taylor, Richard Landgraf, Sonny Hamilton, Ed Lovette . . . THIRD ROW: Sammie Stearns, Carolyn Colquett, Peggy Poyntz, Ginny Hubbard, Dianna Massey, Madeline Abreo, Pat Laughlin, Shirley Tuttle, Sandra Posey . . . FOURTH ROW: Bobby Stan- ford, Larry Lewis, John Powell, Joe Landler, Sonny Lockhart, Richcrd Scaff, John Snyder, Jerry Lynn, Stanley Kamykowski, Mive Raschke, Eugene Ribbik. FIRST ROW: Charles Conner, Tom Haynes, Steve Traudt, Richard Cohn, Charles Walde, Kenneth Schnepp, Kim Daniel, Jimmy Roper, Allen Jones, Carl Beor, Spencer Savage . . . SECOND ROW: BeveHie Bigger, Ann McLean, Carol Smith, Dorothy Sweat, Harriette Russell, Helen Watts, Karen Lee, Betty Land, Pat Stewart, Jane Sadler, Hilma Goodson . . . THIRD ROW: Ramona Grace, Sharon Healey, Eugenia Munger, Jane Turner, Ginger Sanford, Sandra Thompson, Nancy Carter, Mary Russell, Elaine Berinhaut, Vickie Rath, Judy Gay Vandergriff . . . FOURTH ROW: Billy Noll, Don Kocour, Dennis Townsend, John Goodlett, Walter Stevenson, Richard Moores, Ted Steele, Freddie Wilkerson, Edgar Wyatt Stephens, Jimmy Rhodes, Ed Oliver. [ 62 ] THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Frankie Brantley, Mary Virginia Hall, Jule Henle, Margaret Grant, Patricia Kennedy, Linda Ball, Margaret Ward, Maxine Worthington, Dorothy Vega, Kathy Dosier, Joan Todd . . . SECOND ROW: Bobbie Glass, Sandra Hewston, Carolyn Smith, Mary Alva Hall, Barbara Bradburn, Pat Roach, Linda Greene, Kathleen Franz, Nan Marshall, Gwen Tinned, Ann Moon . . . THIRD ROW: Jan Loughry, Angelia Pitts, Bonnie Miller, Carol Gordon, Janice Barrett, Beverly Frasier, Gloria Decker, Carol Robbins. Pat Duquette, Evelyn Knurr, Sandy Shewmake, Susan Clayton . . . FOURTH ROW: Tommy Payne, Billy Howard, Rodger Pearson, Buddy Herring, Bob Burnham, Harry Green, Samuel Shirah, Lisle Bear, Miles Vaughan, Wayne Sabel, Bibb Cain. FIRST ROW: Eleanor Stuckey, Ann Dozier, Harriet McMillan, Shirley Sanford, Mary Pat Waites, Elizabeth Demerritt, Marney Van Gal, Jean Hall, Linda Floyd, Elaine Jenkins, Jo Carlisle . . . SECOND ROW: Grove Conrad, George Pugh. Jimmy Haley, Whitey Sutherland, Ronnie Myers, Walter Beauchamp. Sonny Houston, George Otto, Robert Macrory, Patrick Fell, Jimmy Baz- zed . . . THIRD ROW: Mike Houston, Kent Brunson, Bid Bos- well, Billy Dickey, Lairy Tillman, Mac Jones, Tommy Gallion, George Pratt, Lou Blankenship, Chris Bernard, Richard Black- mon . . . FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Rutland. Norwood Fleming, Herbert Morton, Lamar Wagner, Bid Mosley, Tony Fabritis, James Callahan, Fred Fouche, Billy Hinton, Oscar True, Colin McLaurin. [ 63 ] FIRST ROW: Linda Lenfest, Jo Ann Worrell, Carolyn Snyder, Doris Hoke, Olga Ashurst, Mary Anne Goodrich, Paulette Mc- Cain, Ann Haughton, Cari Raddatz. Linda Rabren, Nancy Vines . . . SECOND ROW: Becky Rose, Sabra Moore, Loretta Davis, Judy Missildine, Linda Mitchell, Ann Mullins, Ronda Herring, Frances Sheffield, Nancy Byrd, Brenda Marker, Judy Dennis . . . THIRD ROW: Tommy Kirk, Ribert Parker, Carey Gibson, John Cain, Dan Huie. Bill Watson, Pete Rawlinson, Don Williams, William Rutledge, Robert Schenz, Jimmy Manos . . : FOURTH ROW: David Presley, Frank Immler, Doug Adams, Jay Miller, Robery Gray, Eugene Johnson, Mike Fleming, Warren Dow, Joe Dunlap, Bobby Norment, Don Gilliland. FIRST ROW: Neenah Tidwell, Elizabeth Shepard, Linda Sue Baxter, Merilyn McKay, Patsy Oates, Carol Overton, Gloria New- ton, Nancy Wursten, Carolyn Wengel, Ruby Abernathy, Gracie Mussafer . . . SECOND ROW: Jessie Stevens, Fred Feinberg, Lee Reynolds, Charles Falletta, Ricky Chappell, Jackie Godin, Walter Urquhart, Jack Pebworth, Mary Jo Rice, Kay Persons, Donna Ott . . . THIRD ROW: Sonny Barr, Walter Garrette, Paul Ganey, Larry Hendrix, Richard koree, Barbara Baumann, Jayne Adams, Bonnie Buck, Nanci Chernaw. Glenda Ives, Pa- tricia Robinson, Barbara Fryar . . . FOURTH ROW: Tenniss Vann, William Wallace Lamar, Bobby Smith, Johnny Mallows, Damon Ward, Bobby Rosser, Woody Elston, Ernest Kelley, George Adams, Jim Mallows, Damon Ward, Bobby Rosser, Woody Elston, Ernest Kelley, George Adams, Jim Farley, Bob Brian, Jim Atherton. [ 64 ] THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Sonny Bozeman, Neal Crockett, Mary Gail Hall, Phyllis Crabtree, Pot Griffin, Jane Thomas, Mary Jo Lindsey, Carol Corson, Linda Fitzpatrick, Nancy Hall, Rosamond Doss . . . SECOND ROW: Jim McSwain, Virginia Jarrell, Nancy Chestnutt, Peggy Whitter, Carol Esco, Betty Hines, Laurice Butler, Emily Garrett, Mary Gray James, Tommie Ruth Buroughs, Walter Armstrong . . . THIRD ROW: Helen Jean Stuart, Jane Thomp- son, Rupert Wilson, Susan Reed Williams, Becky Hope. Jeannene Hurt, Margaret Ann White, Ann Glasscock, Alice May Frith, Danny Thompkins, Jim Harrison . . . FOURTH ROW: Sonny Dauphin, Alice Dillard, William Harrison, Sherry Kale, Pete Hilalgo, Joe Lassiter, Roger Walker, Walter Hargrove, Bill Strong, Mac Waitt, Jackson Bostwick. FIRST ROW: Frank Garrett, Ross Grable, Ronny Seymour, Wanda Mitchell, Phip Pinkston, Billie Murrell, Barbara Gray, Pat Pfeiffer, Phyllis Turk, Carol Harvard, Lamar Waters . . : SECOND ROW: Douglas Catrett, Phil Bruce, Wayne Talley, Betty Jenkins, Cassandra Campbell. Gayle Rumer, Pamela Lyall, Tony Balentine, Herman Stewart, Reggie Summerlin, Jerry Pal- mer . . . THIRD ROW: Johnny Griggs, Larry Vandergriff, Johnny Gafford, Johnny Spencer, Jerry Marshall, Robert Crane, Sky Suydam, Bill Sternenberg, Jay Jones, Larry Skelton, Dickie Dotson . . . FOURTH ROW: Billy Caudle, Mac Hinton, James Strickland, Perry Skerser, Carl Pyron, Ted Arnold, Karl Fockt, Fred Hardy, Dicky DuBose, Butch Bradley, Fred Stekling. [ 65 ] THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Dwight Johnson, Billy Cornett, Mac Larkin, Joyce Mitchell, Judy Neal, Peggy Pittman, Nancy McMurtrie, Jean Jones, Marvin Blitx . . . SECOND ROW: Donna Adams, Kay Harris Patsy East, Linla Hausen, Betty Adams, Ronald Bates, Carl Conway, Sonny Wood, Terry Snipes, Philip Hicks, Ken- neth Jordan, Marvin Joyce . . . Leona Waldrope, Danielle Smith, Jeanne Bailey, Lana Hughes, Jim Rumbley, Butch David- son, Ronnie Boozer, Doug Thomas. Johnny Madison, Charles Floyd, Ray Heslys, Steve Phelan, Trip Perry . . . FOURTH ROW- Nancy Finch, Diane Robb, Evelyn McGuire, Sherria Faulkner, Carole Browning, Richard Alhadeff, Jack Douthett, Jere Styron, Buddy Berry, Ronald Blankenship, Carl Johnson, Chuck Ogden. FIRST ROW: Carl Roper, Catherine Clark, Patricia Rogers, Lynda Halstead, Mae Barnette, Eva Headley, Bonnie Faye Gar- rett, Dianne Gordon, Betty Ratley, Glenda Harrelson, Eva Nell Hassey . . . SECOND ROW: Ronald Rohan, Stanley Holt, Wood- row Mosley, Mary Swann, Rita Brown, Janice Goolsby, Sandra Mallory, Janice Thompson, Judith Reneau, Marjorie Mclnnis, Kathy Jernigan . . . THIRD ROW: Steven Daniel, Sharon Francisco, Nannie Harris, Carol Franklin, Judith Ann Floyd, Maxine Huggins, Martha Coon, Angela Jean Sims, Jean Liner, Dorothy Ann Glasscock, Margaret Emfinger . . . FOURTH ROW: Julian Talley, Richard Ingle, Bubba Hall, Mickey Talley, Sue Smith, Larry McCracken, Lynn Partridge, Virgil Deaton, Vir- ginia Hyde, Colleen Lewis, Diane Etheridge. [ 66 ] THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Jimmy Campbell, Kay Jones, Jimmy Reed, Roy Riley, Judy McGough, Susan Reese, Judy Adcock, Mike Kirk- patrick, Billie Jo Hammond, George Clenney, Jimmy Evans . . . SECOND ROW: Charles Reddock, Leigh Gill, Kenneth Hudson, Bettie Thomas, Paula Nixon, Martha Carter, Lynn Benson, Nancy LeNoir, Mary Atcheson, Carol Johnson, Marilyn Monsky . . . THIRD ROW: Judy Duke, Frances Meiser, Liz Ray, Sue Mc- Kinney, Beth Slater. Kittey Robbins, Linda Perdue, Lenora Syl- vest, Nancy James, Beth Park, Cindy Guthrie . . . FOURTH ROW: Lynn Edwards, Albert Hammett, Randy Hughes, Bill Ken- nedy, Phil Pelham, Roger Gossick, Gorden Trawick, Eliot Ca- pouya, Kent Brunson, Ray Holliman. FIRST ROW: Judy McClurkin, Mildred Cobb, Charlene Chain, Betty Cooper, Virginia Brewster. Bettye Sue Nelson, Joan Little, Ann Kirk, Betty Stewart, Helen Crump, Linda White . . . SEC- OND ROW: Nettie Barber, Barbara Brennan, Carolyn Brooks, Duffy Bricken, Lessie Ann Bryan, Betty Ann Brown, Carol Cleve- land. Marie Faust, Joyce Corrigan, Frankie Atwood, Bettie Davis . . . THIRD ROW: Thresa McCall, Frances Hughes, Louise Nall, Linda Bearden, Lucia Sue Griffin. Nora Cories, Suzanne Burkett, Lois Brooks, Ruth Middlebrooks, Loretta Brown, Bar- bara Carroll . . . FOURTH ROW: Wesley Calhoun, Frank John ston, James Stephens, Jerry Watson, Mike Carter, Mark Vinzant, Derrilf DeRamus, Jerry Price, Charles Kennell, Floyd Culpepper, Kenneth Longcrier. [ 67 ] THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: James Brown, Jack Blodgett. Fred Carson, Kent Holloway, Ralph Graham, Bill Mahone, Mary Jane Klotz, Lynn Kennedy, Bill Mahoney, William Balon, Coy Huett . . . SECOND ROW: Sandra McCurry, Jean Pugh, Joyce Thacker, Bonnie Gay Bigger, Gale Thorne, Linda Macken, Vickie Weil, Clarence Wood, Wallace McCartha, Jimmy DeShan, Robert Bailey . . . THIRD ROW: Ray Suggs, Riley Bailey, Thomas Golson, Donny McDonald, Jim Lane, Statt Riddlebarger. Andre Garrett, Rob- ert Campbell, Wayne Massey, Jerry Dean, William Lawrence . . . FOURTH ROW: Woody Foxworth, Ace Barnard, Jimmy Lewis, Gary Wright, John Thorington, Jim Thomas, Don Walters, Tex Hughes, Yankee Trubey, Larry Taylor, Clint Ball. FIRST ROW: Herbert Hobbs, Robert Toney, Robert Brents, Neil Smart, Vinny Lamb, Tom Holmes, William Brown, Billy Bowers, Dennis Sullivan, Philip Thornton, Bobby Cahoon, Calvin Kirk . . . SECOND ROW: Clay Rankin, Wilson Jones, Alfred Cross- well, George Clark, Ronnie Barze, Clanton Williams, Ronald Oswald, Ray Cook, Bill McDowell, Ray Dunn, Gayle Clark, Tommy Latoszewski, Billy Jackson, Bill Richardson, Tom Cap- raro . . . THIRD ROW: Mark Vinzant, Sheila Conway, Sherry Swan, Rebecca Betts, Gail Williams, Carol Lane, Geraldine Pate, Camille Hobbie, Jackie Sims, Jan Miller, Pat Harvard, Sarah Tide, Jim Tyus.. Dickie Fidler . . . FOURTH ROW: Dean Rice, Buck Berryhill, Mike Miller, Norma Morgan, Ann Danner, Stan- ley Hinkle, Eunice Bush, Mark Martin, Tommy Rhodes, Stephen Martin, Jimmy Dotson, Doug Abernathy, Bobby Henderson. [ 68 ] THE JR. AND SOPH. CLASS FIRST ROW: Lucy Walter, Mary Lou Rhodes, Betty Folmar, Caro- lyn Carson, Dorothy Gayle Avery, Margaret Harris, Becky Blakey, Lynn Wilhelm, Nancy Dunn, Fran Clifton, Mary Ann Martens, June Ballard, Marian Pruitt . . . SECOND ROW: Linda Lumley, Rachel French, Dana Jo Camp, Nancy Barr, Susan Samford, Joyce Galling, Sharon Stephens, Sandra Harrelson, Ann Keith, Sue Barganier, Robin Gay, Janet Cox, Karen Jordan . . . THIRD ROW: Cathie Laliberte, Jean Patterson, Jimmy Howie, Douglas McCord, Walter Chandler, Betsy Powell, Myro Marshall, Ginger Watson, Sherie Stoats, Jody Morrison, Angie Lyon, Robbie Robbison . . . FODRTH ROW: Stewart Johnston, Allen Tennyson, Jackie Collins, Lewis Wilson, Joe Voreck, Hal McCown, David Bell, Jerry Hall, Kene Pittet, Mike Warren, Frency Yarbrough, Guy Caudill, Mitchell Allen. JUNIORS Rusty Davis Ladine Hawes Lava Seely Jimmy Dendy Langston Haygood Glenda Shell Bill Drinkard Helen Hobbie Wayne Slay Guerry Edwards Ronnie Johnson Nell Smith Thomas Edwards Hiram Lassiter Hardy Sylvest Laney Ellis Willard Livingston Bobby Tarlton Betty Ferrell Rodney Moody Tommy Thompsoi Donald Griffen Sue Morrison Greg Tucker Lois Grisham Anita Newell Gail Williams Billy Harris Bob Rutland Jimmy York SOPHOMORES Peter James Abbot Jack Andrews Gerald Arledge Frank Blakey Jimmy Lewis Bowden Jimmy Broadway Mary Lou Causey Lamar Cook Peggy Cruise Cecilia Edwards Dorothy Glasscock Herbie Herman Buddy Herring Leslie Johnston Jerry Jordan Ronald Kennedy Bruce Leverett David Martin Ted Openshaw Edith Parrott Georgiana Patterson Tommy Payne T. J. Pearson Douglas Pouncey Steve Prentice James Robbins Linda Robinson Carla Jo Smith Stanley Solomon John Stark John Taylor Terry Thermer Bob Vent Torrey Vent David Vines Morris Wardard Richard Warren Ronny Williams Brenda Wilson [ 69 ] A DREAM COME TRUE QUEEN (f orougltd i BEAUTY CANDIDATES Nannette Jones ...... George Dennis .......... Judy Allen .......... Bob Hill ............ Ann Covey ........... George Mathews ...... Tomilu Bedgood ...... Jerry Northan .......... Joan McWaters ....... Buck Thigpen ........ Carma Williams ...... Bill Johnson ........ Charlotte Graham . . . Doug Hardwick ....... Joy Clark ........... Clarence McGuff .... JoAnn Tyes .......... Ronald Bailey ....... Bobbie Jinright ..... Travis Reeves ....... Katrina Wheeler .... Bob Lamar ........... Jane Marks........... Pete Mostin ......... Tommie Ruth Boroughs Bob Tate ............ Haden Harris ........ Dannimox Till ....... Jeanne Bailey........ Walter Hughes........ Sandra Hagood ....... Joe Scott............ Helen Carter ........ Jim Atherton ........ Oracle Staff Oracle Staff Student Council Student Council Section Representatives Section Representatives Marshals' Club Marshals' Club Inter-Club Council Inter-Club Council Blue and White Blue and White Glee Club Glee Club Future Teachers Future Teachers D O. Club D.O. Club D.E. Club D.E. Club Band Band Thespian Club Thespian Club Science Club . Science Club Art Club . Art Club . atin Club . Latin Club , Spanish Club .Spanish Club . Orchestra . Orchestra Jeannine Ausborn Joe Ruffer ....... Bonnie Gay Bigger Jerry Neal ....... Priscilla Lawn .... Billy Frizzle..... Gay Brown ........ Ronnie Anders . . . Betty Boroughs . . . Ham Newsom .... Lida Hill ........ Tracy Fisher ..... Carolyn Jenkins . . Bill Farmer ...... Ann Alford........ Joe Saddler ...... Jackie Frye....... Joe Dunlap........ Margaret Flack . . . Jimmy Reed ....... Ann Kirk ......... Jimmy Hitchcock . . Kay Hanson ....... Donnie Johnson . . Peggy Garrett . . . Perry Neal ....... Sharon Stevens Jimmy Rutland . . . Ellen McGlynn . . . Tommy McGough . Mike Miller ...... Lewis Gayden .... Mike Miller ....... L Club Senior Girls Po-ettes Benoist Tri-Hi-Y Feature Staff Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y Boys' Leaders Club Kappa Phi Tri-Hi-Y R.O.T.C. Officers Club Stardust Y Club French Club Moonmist Y Club Pink and Blue Club Beta Omega Tri-Hi-Y Lanier Dixie Hi-Y Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y Dixie Hi-Y Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y Phi Delta Chi Hi-Y Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Poet Hi-Y Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Psi Hi-Y Kappa Phi Tri-Hi-Y Ushers' Club Future Nurses Confederate Hi-Y Delta Phi Tri-Hi-Y Fishing Club Future Homemakers Cheerleaders Home Economics Club Girls' Leaders Club [ 74 ] BEAUTY SELECTOR Mr. Bennett Cerf, a noted author, a lecturer, a publisher for Random House, and a selector of the 1959 Miss America has chosen our top beauties. Miss Katrina Wheeler and Mr. Ham Newsom. am ew6om charlotte graham tracy fisher mike jenkins bonnie gay bigger SENIOR MOST POPULAR Betty Boroughs and Ham Newsom FRIENDLIEST Judy Allen and Bobby Thomas BEST ALL ROUND Joy Clark and Dickie Calhoun MOST LANIERISH Rita Bigger and Joe Scott MOST VIVACIOUS Jeannine Ausborn MOST ATHLETIC Marlin Mooneyham WHO’S WHO MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST HANDSOME Virginia Boyd and Tracy Fisher — SENIOR MOST SINCERE Nannette Jones and Perry and Jerry Neal MU5I LIKtLY IU Lida Hill and Paul Kirk C ,I u . I N 'JAt St Ct , iwwvw. 4y ue- 'LC isrrfj absT'+f -vHv V'-'- MOST TALENTED Becky Alverson and Bob Lamar T c V � 4 gi tA C 4. M S ________________ CV- A b D JS .S AM WHO’S WHO MOST CHARMING Kay Hanson and Joe Ruffer X . J (LA- . •', . z JL ' WITTIEST Tish Davis and Hampy Bentley MOST ORIGINAL Polly Dwyer and Cliff Thomason JUNIOR WHO’S WHO MOST POPULAR Haden Harris and Lewis Gayden FRIENDLIEST Medora Powell and Jimmy Colquitt MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST HANDSOME BEST ALL ROUND Sandra Hagood and Mike Miller Mary Jim Kelly and Bob Hill [ 84 ] SOPHOMORE WHO’S WHO BEST ALL ROUND Mary Virginia Hall and John Cain MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST HANDSOME Jeanne Bailey and Joe Dunlap FRIENDLIEST MOST POPULAR Judy Allen and Norwood Flemming Tommie Ruth Boroughs and Buddy Berry [ 85 ] FAVORITES [ 87 ] [ 88 ] [ 89 ] S31IN0AVJ FAVORITES The seniors and faculty of Lanier have chosen Lida Hill as the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl of 1959. Lida, Editor-in-Chief of this year's ORACLE, fully de- serves the great honor; all who know her recognize and respect her special qualities of leadership and responsibility, her capability, and her high ideals. Lanier is very proud of Lida and her outstanding achievements. MARDI GRAS COURT MILITARY ’59 DREAMS OF A GROWN-UP LIFE Left to right: James Kitchen, Ronald Bailey, William McLauchlin, John Steiner. Color Guard [ 96 ] Instructors Copt. Charles F. Pope M Sgt. Burl Q. Sumlin M Sgt. Horrwell Simms Battalion Staff Lt. Col. William Johnson Battalion Commander Betty Boroughs Sponsor Maj. Albert Thomasson Battalion Executive Officer [ 97 ] Capt. Joe Ruffer S-l Lt. William Bell S-2 Lt. Howard Upchurch S-4 Company A 1st Sgt. Willicm Williams Gid. Ber. Francis Grant Plat. Sgt. Frank Myers Plat. Sgt. William Headley Plat. Gid. Julius Butzue Plat. Gid. Thomas Northam Sqd. Ldr. John Gray Sqd. Ldr. James Brauer Sqd. Ldr. James Carter Sqd. Ldr. Clifton Ledyard Sqd. Ldr. Paul Renaud Walter Beauchamp Marvin Blitz William Bowers Robert Brents William Brown Bobby Cahoon Jimmy Campbell Robert Campbell Milton Caudle Robert Crane Alfred Crosswell James DeShon Richard Dotson Harvey Edwards Lemah Fell Samuel Ginsburg Leon Greenfield Albert Hammett Jcmes Harrison Connie Hinton Ralph Holmes Jack Horner Grover Houston Michael Houston Kenneth Hudson Richard Ingie Billy Jackson William Kennedy William Kirk Kenneth Larson Winsor Letton Bruce Leverett Willard Livingston Fred Manning James Mason Virgil McKinney Colin McLaurine Richard Mitchell Herbert Morton George Pugh Charles Reddoch William Smith William Strong Julian Talley Robert Toney Lt. Ralph Marks Platoon Leader Capt. Samuel Camp Company Commander [ 98 ] Becky Moore Sponsor Lt. Daniel Meiser Platoon Leader Company B 1st Sgt. Phil Henle Lafoyette Arnold Warren Dow Don Kocour Gid. Ber. Clyde Williams Bobby Bailey Richard DuBose James Lane Plat. Sgt. Frank Eubanks Robert Bailey Thomas Edwards William Lawrence Plat. Sgt. Billy Parker Ronnie Barze Roger Gossick William Mahoney Plat. Gid. Augustus Clements Jerry Becknell Garland Harper Charles McDonald Plat. Gid. Steven Swartz Allen Bernard Alvin Hesiep James McSwain Sqd. Ldr. James Bates Ronald Boozer William Hinton Bill Milton Sqd. Ldr. Joe Levin Randolph Brantley Herbert Hobbs Brian Partridge Sqd. Ldr. John Neal George Clenney William Hughes James Rumbley Sqd. Ldr. Robert Rutland Fred Corson Thomas Johason Walter Stevenson Sqd. Ldr. Edward Taylor Billy Crocker Charles Kennell Oscar True Sqd. Ldr. Charles Nevill Jerry Dean Richard Fidler Donald Walters Elliot Alhadeff Walter Armstrong James Dotson Thomas Godson Thomas Woodruff It. Wiley Ashley Platoon Leader Copt. Miller Chappell Company Commander [ 99 ] Virginia Boyd Sponsor Lt. James Holley Platoon Leader Company C 1st Sgt. James Neal Gid. Ber. Richard Kennamer Plat. Sgt. Charles Arnold Plat. Sgt. George Cherry Plat. Gid. Charles Brightwell Plat. Gid. Robert Jones Sqd. Ldr. Lee Dowling Sqd. Ldr. Donald Chambless Sqd. Ldr. Horace French Sqd. Ldr. Erwin Lischke Sqd. Ldr. Carl McLendon Sqd. Ldr. Perry Neal Bill Boswell James Brown Eliot Capouya Walter Chandler Wilkinson Conrad Ronald Davis Dillon Grable Benjamin Gray Fred Hardy Kent Holloway Richard Hughes Wilson Jones Vincent Lamb Hal McClown William McDowell Lewis Messer Wert Norwood George Otto Jerry Palmer Carl Pyron Harry Riddlebarger Jim Seay Perry Sherrer Neil Smart John Stark James Strickland Vann Tenniss Larry Tillman Woodrow Townsend Gordon Trawick Reginald Trubey John Tucker Jimmie Tyus David Vines Richard Warren Lt. John Jones Platoon Leader Capt. Jerry Neal Company Commander Mildred McCain Sponsor Lt. Albert Elebash Platoon Leader [ loo ] Oul % -f te Drill Team Sqd. Ldr. William Hackney Sqd. Ldr. Campbell Kidd Sqd. Ldr. Robert Lavender Sqd. Ldr. Henry Pirtle Asst. Sqd. Ldr. James Ellison Ast. Sqd. Ldr. Paul Fields Ast. Sqd. Ldr. Lester Hall Ast. Sqd. Ldr. Robert Hill Douglas Barrow Lua Blankenship Joshua Burns David Byrne James Callahan Charles Chappell Leonard Christy Mike Carterm James Cunningham Alden Glquch Jerret Grisham James Harris Allen Herzburg James Jones Tandy Key Robert Macrory Kenneth Moore Ronald Myers William Persons George Pratt Allen Rankin Team Coach M Sgt. Burl Q. Sumlin William Richardson David Russell Furman Smith Dennis Sullivan Harold Sylvest James Thomas Lewis Tyus Cecil Vincent Anthony Warner Lt. Peter Mastin Assistant Commander Capt. Ronald Jones Commander [ ioi ] Anna Jane Smith Sponsor Lt. Walter Hughes Assistant Commander FIRST ROW: Left to right. Bill Livingston, Bill McLaughlin, Billy Parker, Bob Rutland, James Neal . . . SECOND ROW: Albert Team Captain: Bill McLaughlin Elebash, Lester Hall, Fred Haston, Paul Renaud, Howard Will- iams . . . THIRD ROW: Steve Swartz, Joe Ruffer, Douk Barrow. Team Coach: M Sgt. Harrwell Simms Rifle Balboa........................................... The Boles School................................. Marion Institute................................. William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match Third Army Interscholastic Match Opelika High School.............................. Marion Institute................................. Opelika High School.............................. Southeastern Junior R.O.T.C. Rifle Matches IV U. S. Army Corps Postal League................ Team October . . Lanier winner . November Lanier winner . . . December Lanier winner December ? , . January ? . February ? . March ? March ? . . . . May ? One match per week ? I 102 ] FRONT ROW: Left to right, Virginio Boyd, Becky Moore, Mil- dred McCain, Betty Boroughs, Anna Jane Smith . . . SECOND ROW: Jerry Neal, Miller Chappell, Howard Upchurch, Walter Hughes. William McLauchlin . . . THIRD ROW: Peter Mastin, Joe Ruffer, Samuel Camp . . . FOURTH ROW: Albert Elebash, Wiley Ashley, William Bell . . . FIFTH ROW: Ronald Bailey, Fred Haston, John Jones, Ralph Marks . . . SIXTH ROW: James Holley, Daniel Meiser, Ronald Jones . . . SEVENTH ROW: Al- bert Thomasson, William Johnson. Class Officers plan for the future by studying college cata logues in Mrs. Harper's office . . . FIRST ROW: Lida Hill, Bobby Thomas, Judy Allen . . . BACK ROW: Coach Lambert, Lucy Wise, Beth Campbell, Nannette Jones, Miss Gorrie. Officers’ Club PRESIDENT.......... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER FACULTY ADVISOR ...... JERRY NEAL WALTER HUGHES BETTY BOROUGHS CAPT. CHARLES F. POPE [ 103 ] CLUBS and ORGANIZATIONS ’59 NIGHTMARES FIRST ROW, left to Right; Mary Gray Dismukes, Joy Clark. BACK ROW; Billy Branch, Ham Newsom, Charles Baum. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President................ Vice President.......... Secretary............... Treasurer .............. Corresponding Secretary ......Ham Newsom .......Billy Branch ..........Joy Clark ......Charles Baum Mary Gray Dismukes Sponsor—Miss Gorrie Sponsor—Mrs. Harper Sponsor—Mrs. Mooneyham STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Gray Dismukes, Charles Baum, Joy Clark, Billy Branch, Ham Newsom, Johnny Griggs, Tex Hughes . . . SECOND ROW: Haden Harris, Betty Gerson, Cookie Ussery, Medora Powell, Lucy Wise, Lida Hill, Judy Allen (Sr.), Beth Campbell, Nannette Jones, Bobby Thomas, Billy Frizzle, Judy Allen (Soph.), Jule Henle, Vickie Weil . . THIRD ROW: Bob Hill, George Harris. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.....................................................................Bobby Thomas Vice President.....................................................Nannette Jones Secretary .....................................................................Lida Hill Members-at-Large...............................Judy Allen, Lucy Wise, Beth Campbell JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.......................................................................Bob Hill Vice President...............................................................Cookie Ussery Secretary....................................................................Medora Powell Members-at-Large..........................Betty Gerson, Haden Harris, George Harris SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ............................................................Johnny Griggs Vice President.........................................................Tex Hughes Secretary..............................................................Judy Allen Members-at-Large............................................Jule Henle, Vickie Weil The Student Council, the most important and influ- ential club at Lanier, is duly proud of its achievements. Continuously working to plan social activities, such as our New Year's Eve Ball, the Twirp Week, Homecom- ing, pnd the annual School Daze Mixer and to pro- mote various activities as Proper Parking Day, clean-up campaigns and welfare drives, it justly re- ceives its deserving praise. Our members are the officers from each class with the addition of three members-at-large from the Junior and Senior classes and two members-at-large from the Sophomore class. The officers for the Council plus the President of the Section Representatives also make the ipfluential and enthusiastic group. The elections are held each Spring with the entire school partici- pating. [ 107 ] SECTION REPRESENTATIVES Ac) 4' a 7T -. f- A V.: Li V fife r I -f� CN r f.: FIRST ROW: Left to right. Buck Thigpen, Billy Frizzle, Billy Brit- ton. SECOND ROW: Marie Nichols, Sue Smith, Morty Jackson, Jule Henle, Virginia Rath, Judy Allen, Billie Dodson, Judy Cook, Nora Ann McRimmon, Mimi Dudley, Carolyn Klein, Elaine Ellis, Tempie Bagwell, Sandra Fitzpatrick. THIRD ROW: Ann Covey, Betsy Power, Eleanor Stucky, Judy Jo Allen, Vicki Weil, Dana Jo Camp, Helen Stieringer, Kay Harrison, Janilla Witherall, Joyce Corrigan, Steve Van Wezel, Mary Louise McArthur, Joan Sanders. FOURTH ROW: Pat Wilson, Judy Thomason, Clay Rankin, Bob Brian, Bill Persons, John Cain, Doug Algood, Bobby Lowder, Charles Minch, Leigh Gill, Joe Turner, Bill Nunn. FIFTH ROW: Ham Newsom, Ann Glasscock, Billie Murrell, Rebecca Harwell, Hubert Kessler, Terry Taylor, Jimmy Hitchcock, Campbell Kidd, Jerry Northern, Jimmy Colquitt, Bill Cargile, George Mathews, Roscoe Johnson, Dickie Nickel. President.............................. Billy Frizzle Vice President..........................Buck Thigpen Secretary...............................Billy Britton Sponsor....................... Miss Margaret Gorrie ALTERNATE SECTION REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: Left to right, Sandra Brown, Martha Lee Williford, Jane Marks, Lee Shepherd, Charlotte Graham, Mary Oliver, Marie Blackburn, Frances Pugh, Betty Cooper. SECOND ROW: Jane Sadler, Jean Poke, Mary Jo Rice, Donna Ott, Linda Ar- thur, Linda Greene, Florence Denio. THIRD ROW: Deana Jen- kins, Kitty Poyntz, Lynn Benson, Joan Gibson, Martha Wilke, Sharon Francisco, Carol Willis, Martha Ann Morrow, Martha Coon. FOURTH ROW: Fred Hardy, Terry Schenz, Billy Hart, Jimmy Rhoems, Paul Kirk, Fred Feinberg. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Smith, Lewis Gayden, Ronnie Anders, Fonzina Jones, Aubrey Cates, Cliff Thompson. A Section Representative must possess a willing heart, a strong back and fast legs, because his duties are numerous. His willing heart promotes all school activi- ties,- one favorite daily responsibility is that of devotions in each home-room. His strong back assists the substitute teacher by acquainting her with the schedule of the class. His fast legs get the section report to the office on time. Although the duties of the section representative might seem minor, they combine into a unit which, along with the Student Council, forms a strong student government. [ 109 ] President Vice President Secretary . . Sponsor Twig Branch Andy Daniel Pat Roberts Mrs. Grove FIRST ROW: Left to right, Billy Branch, Pat Roberts, Andy Daniel, SECOND ROW: Kay Hanson, Betty Boroughs, Carolyn Jenkins, Lois Massengale, Betsy Skinner, Charlotte DeVore, Gay Brown, Sandy Brannen, Janilla Witherall. THIRD ROW: Jim Harris, Sandra Wilbanks, Marilyn Elgin,Tomilu Bedgood, Judy Thomason- Usher's Club at work INTER-CLUB [ no ] COUNCIL Judie Weil, Ann Wallace, Harriet Russell, Mary Gray James, Deana Jankins, Betty Gerson, FOURTH ROW: Bobby Thomas, Mike Jenkins, Scott Hereford, Bill Farmer, Billy Frizzle, Bob Lamar, Lucy Wise, Donna Brannon. FIFTH ROW: Ham Newsom, Fred Hardy, Cliff Thompson, Frank Blakey. The Inter-Club Council, which is made up of a representative from each club at Lanier, helps to encourage student participation in school activi- ties. The purpose of the organization is to pro- mote and coordinate activities among the various clubs at Lanier. [ in ] SENIOR President . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer Chaplain Sponsors Lucy Wise Sara Ann Benton Judy Allen Sandra Wilbanks ......Joy Clark Mrs. Harper Mrs. Sweat Santa's three cute little helpers Evalyn Monsky, Lida Hill and Anne Hamilton display their North Pole Christmas crea- tions at the Senior Girl's bazaar held in November. 112 ] The Senior Girls Club promotes a better rela- tionship between the senior girls of Lanier and their school. During the year they have a tea for new girls, a bazaar, and a Christmas dance. The Christmas bazaar, Around the World, failed to leave these two poet lasses in a daze as they tried their hand at winning goodies. Manning the water pistol is Kathy McKeen and giving a tip, Bonnie Higginbotham. [ 113 Editors ond business managers take well- earned vacation to New York. L. to R., Bob Hill, Nannette Jones, Andy Daniel, Bonnie Higgin- botham. Cutting up for the proof. I. to R., Billy Britton, Tempie Bagwell, Keeter McKee. Nannette Jones, Betty Gerson. tEfje iUtie attb l fitte EDITORS: Bonnie Higginbotham, Andy Daniel BUSINESS MANAGERS: Nannette Jones, Bob H CIRCULATION MANAGERS: Betty Borough Junie Pierce FEATURE EDITORS: Tempie Bagwell, Betty Gersc SPORTS EDITORS: Jimmy Massey, Leslie Watso Bill Britton, Walter McKee COLUMNISTS: Ham Newsom, Bobby Thomas EXCHANGE EDITORS: Nancy LeNoir, Paul Dav NAME EDITOR: Julie Carr ART EDITOR: Priscilla Lawn HISTORIANS: Anne Hamilton, Penny Old PHOTOGRAPHERS: Anne Branch, Steve Prentice REPORTERS: Marilyn Elgin, Judy Thomason, Mai Lou Stuart, Wayne Campbell BUSINESS STAFF: Ann Covey, Burke Fitzpatric Joan Patterson, Pat Roberts, Berry Gran George Mathews FEATURE STAFF: Haden Harris, Lois Massengal Joan McWaters, Betsy Skinner SPONSOR: Mrs. Elizabeth Grove Burning the midnight oil. Editors: Bill Johnson, Tonio Sizemore. jc $5lue anb Wtyitt CO-EDITORS—Tonia Sizemore, Bilf Johnson ADVERTISING MANAGERS—Jean Albritton, Bill Farmer, Phil Henle FEATURE EDITORS—Jane Marks, Patty Plumlee SPORTS EDITORS—Bobby Broach, Cliff Thompson EXCHANGE EDITORS—Julie Jones, Shari Lang ART EDITOR—Billy Branch CIRCULATION EDITORS—Mary Jim Kelly, Becky Moore PHOTOGRAPHERS—Anne Branch, Mike Smith AMUSEMENT EDITOR—Tempie Bagwell REPORTERS—Peggy Garrett, Helen Hobbie, Cyn- thia Judkins, Carolyn McClain, Mary Oliver, Kitty Poyntz, Betsy Searcy, Lynn Wilhelm ADVERTISING STAFF—Anita Capuano, Joy Clerk, Jackie Frye, Jimmy Kitchen, Nancy Lamar, Cal Moore, David Russell, Carma Williams, Sandra Wilbanks FEATURE STAFF—Barbara Akers, Marie Blackburn, Willa Henry Boozer, Beth Campbell, Carolyn Jenkins, Sara Lingham, Gypsy Ann Poole, Judy Price, Judy Weingarten SPORTS STAFF—Gus Clements, Fred Haston, Carl Sims, Buck Thigpen, Frank Williams TYPIST—Pam Grant Blue and White typists: Mary Jim Kelly, Becky Moore. Joon McWoters Hines Hall Feature Editor Sports Editor Cookie Ussery Beth Campbell Humor Editor Clubs and Organizations Jean Albritton Jane Marks Betty Gerson Activities Editor Jr. and Soph. Faculty Editor Pictures Editor David Russell Military Editor Nannette Jones Clubs ond Organizations Editor Anne Ball Art Editor Joy Clark Captions Editor Anna Jane Smith Literary Editor [ 116 ] Lido Hill Georgia Ledyard Judy Allen Mr. Smith Editor-in-chief Business Manager Assistant Editor Sponsor BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right, stoff members front to rear: Canille Covington, Pat Roberts, Jane Francis, Billy Parker; SECOND ROW: Sarah Mclnnis, Medora Powell, Mary Gray Dismukes, Carma Williams, Harriett McMillan; THIRD ROW: Carole Atchison, George Thaggard, Ginny Ashley, George Harris, Lucy Walter: FOURTH ROW: Barbara Akers, Mary Oliver, Franklin Schroeck, Steve Swartz; BACK ROW: Miss Green, Mr. Scarborough, Mr. Grissitt, Sponsors; Sandra Wilbanks, Team Captain; Georgia Ledyard, Business Manager; Dickie Nickols, Team Captain. The Feature Staff counts the votes to determine who the Favorites ond Who's Who are. Counting votes are Lois Massengale, Lucy Wise, Kay Han- son, Willa Henry Boozer, Ann Covey, Mary Lou Stuart, Patty Piumlee, Mrs. Seay, Virginia Boyd, Harriet McMillian, Jackie Frye, Joyce Thacker, Betty Boroughs, and Margaret Flack. The Sports Staff talks over plans for taking pictures. Coach Teel, Erwin Lischke, Johnny Davis and Hines Holl make decisions. Mrs. Green takes pictures of the Junior and Sopho- more Pictures Staff, Sherie Lang, Jane Anne Todd, Dot Parker, Katherine Sewell, and Elaine Brennan while Mr. Weatherby and Mr. Grissitt look on. The Coptions Staff, Judy Weingarten, Miss Parsons, Le Nona Mullins, Gypesy Pool, Eleanor Bergquist, and Sandy Brannen check Senior's names. Sarah Lingham and Barbara Bloom work on the layout for the Activities. Have you signed up to have your Senior Picture mode? ask Brookie Harper, Elaine Ellis, Polly Dwyer, Miss Persons, and Mary Stewart Evans. Members working on the Faculty Staff are Deana Jenkins, Anita Capouono, Sandy Johnson, Jule Henle, and Burke Fitzpatrick. Typists working hard are Dale White, Janilla Witherall, Julia Presley, Sarah Mitchell, Peggy Adams, and Charlotte Graham. Jean Rollings, Evelyn Monsky, Eleanor Watson, Carolyn Jenkins, and Lianne Lurie are on the Literary Staff. Tomilu Bedgood, Marie Blackburn, Tish Davis, Betsy Searcy, Marilyn Elgin, and Julie Carr draw off Clubs and Organizations pages. The Art Staff, Marguerite Abreo, Margaret Jackson, Peggy Endel, Helen Crump, Sally Sellers, and Helen Carter, use the ORACLE room for drawing illustrations. MARSHALS’ CLUB MEMBERS: Sharon Francisco, Harriette Rowe, Rocky Brooks, Eva Headley, Theresa Witherall, Anne Seale, Beth Cheney, Brian Partridge, Trubey Yauk, Jane Stryker, Judy Adams, Gail Armi- stead, Ginny Ashley, Sally Sellars, Mary Louise McArthur, Judy Weingarten, Jane Loughay, Nancy Dunn, Betty Sua Nelson, Betsy Skinner, Marty Jackson, Pat Romberg, Lenona Mullins, Barbara Harms, Cathy McKeen, Judy Wall, Julia Presley, Rebecca Harde- man, Clay Rankin, Sylvia Nash, Carol Brooks, Bettie Butler, Laura The Marshals have the responsibility of keeping the halls free of unnecessary traffic and assisting visitors about the halls. They protect the property of the Gastinger, Frank Houston, Mary Liner, Stephen Martin, Charlotte McGuire, Eleanor Watson, Evelyn Knurr, Beppy LeCroy, Carol Wilder, Fred Feinberg, Sarah Mitchell, Steve Swartz, Joseph Pinson, Jane Marsh, Pot Wilson, Sandra Mallory, Jerry Northern, John Worthington, Johnn'e Halse, Vicki Weil, Sue Smith, Anne Hertzberg, Marta Williford, Joan Sanders, Sue Gober, Anita Newell, Jane Francis, Carol Atchison, Lenora Sylvest. students by seeing that no one goes to the lockers dur- ing classes without a pass from the office. Head Marshal. . . Assistant Marshal Sponsor ........... .Tomilu Bedgood Eleanor Berquist . .Miss Andrews Monitors checking a pass. Left to Right, Tomilu Bedgood, Judy Weigarten, Rebecca Hardeman. [ 120 ] FIRST ROW: Left to right, Frank Myers, Paul Kirk, David Burns, Walter Hughes, Bob Hill, Cliff Thompson, Bill Cargile. SECOND ROW: Harold Daniels, Paul Renaud, Paul Fields, Gus Clements, Gordon Goldstein, Bill Maynor, Sam Lett. THIRD ROW: Mike Smith, Frank Schroeck, Steve Swartz, Charles Collins, Wayne Bagwell, Jim Kitchens, Wayne Campbell. FOURTH ROW: David Russell, Clarence McGuff, Clarence Jenkins, Dickie Nickle, George Harris, Jimmie Huie, Jack Steiner, Berry Grant. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Thomas, Josh Berns, Stanley Marks, Morgan Varner, Albert Thomason, Junie Pierce, Bowen Ballard, Bob Rutland. The members of the Ushers Club serve the school and the communty by acting as ushers at football games, concerts, and other activities. The members are chosen according to their scholastic standing and capability. President........................... Walter Hughes Sr. Assistants......................Paul Kirk Cliff Thompson Jr. Assistants ....................David Byrne Bill Cargile Secretary .............................. Frank Myers Treasurer.....................................Bob Hill Sponsor........................Mrs. Frances D. Jones Frank Garrett and Ronnie Barze serve cokes before a concert. LANIER The Lanier Band, organized in 1923, has had a very successful career. It has played at all the foot- ball games and also performed at half-time of Blue- Gray classic and was televised nationally. The band marched in the Governor's Inaugural Parade. The Concert Band gives a concert each spring. There were quite a few Band members selected to play in the All-State Band. BAND AND LYRE CLUB OFFICERS Band Captain........................................................................... Bob Lamar First Lieutenants.............................................. Billy Morris, Bobby May Second Lieutenants.......................... Johnny Davis, Jerry Garrick, Charles Collins Drum Major.................................................................Hubert Kessler Sponsor...........................................................Mr. William T. Binion The Lyre Club is composed of Band members who have passed Second Class requirements. Their pur- pose is to promote the spirit of the band. It also serves as the governing body of the band. They set the [ 122 ] standards and policies of the band. They are a great aid in promoting good musicianship and scholarship apiong the Band members. LYRE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Herman Stephenson, Jerry Leach, ROW: Billy Eager, Bob Lamar, Bobby May, Charles Hurst. Billy Morris, Johnny Davis, Bobby Floyd, Jerry Garrick . . . BACK [ 123 ] PO-ETTES Left to right: Jeannine Ausborn, Judy Thomason, Sally Jones, Bonnie Gay Bigger, Peggy Garret, Chris Martin, Francis Ann Sandra Haygood, Eleanor Stockey, Judy Allen, Stewart Sellers, McConnell, Judy Price. Feature Twirler Cssandra Campbell POET DANCE BAND FIRST ROW SAXOPHONES: Tenor Sax—Johnny Davis, Baritone —TRUMPETS: First Trumpet—Billy Eager; Second Trumpet—Mike Sax Hubert Kessler; Alto Sax—Billy Morris; Tenor Sax—Johnny Farrow; Third Trumpet—Lewis Watts; Fourth Trumpet—Gary Dickie GafFord; Alto Sax—Bobby May. TROMBONES: First Trombone— . . . BACKGROUND: Piano—Jerry Garrick; Guitar—Maurice Bob Lamar; Second Trombone—Etaoin Shrdlu; Third Trombone— Ward; String Bass—John Knight; Drums—Fletcher Primm. Tony Ballentine; Bass Trombone—Rusty Fraser . . . SECOND ROW The Poets Dance Band is in its second year of over the STate. They play arrangements that are exact operation at Lanier. It was organized to promote and duplicates of top professional bands in America to- learn American Jazz. The Poets play for many day. The Poets are rehearsed, taught to perform, school dances as well as dances for other high schools and act as nearly professional as possible. [ 125 ] L CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to right, Jerry Neal, Betty Boroughs, Dickie Calhoun, Tracy Fisher, Marlin Mooneyham. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Anders,. Ed Faulkner, Buck Thigpen, Sheldon Kushner, Andy Daniel, Billy Branch, Joe Scott. THIRD ROW: Cody Jones, Ronald Price, John Stuckey, Bobby Thomas, Jimmy Hitchcock, Phil Greene, Mike Miller. LEFT COLUMN: Franklin Ford, Larry Smelley, Billy Britton, Ham Newsom, Thomas Bourne, Joe Sad- ler, Frank Boyd, Charlie Savage, Terry Taylor, Bill Nunn,. Hubert Reed, Davis Brock. RIGHT COLUMN: Royce Kershaw, Bill Grubbs, Bill Coon, Homp Greene, Bob Maddox, Lewis Gayden, Leigh Gill, Walter McKee, Sonny Stephenson, Leo Whitworth, Phil Fisher. George Simpkins. The L Club recQgnizes boys who have shown good sportsmanship and made contributions to athletics at Lanier. President.......... Vice President Secretary-T reasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain........... Jerry Neal Dickie Calhoun Billy Frizzle Marlin Moneyham . Tracy Fisher CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Left to right, Tommie Roth Boroughs, Mary Jim Kelly, Medora Powell, Ann Alford, Burke Fitzpatrick. SEATED: Beverlie Bigger, Betty Boroughs, Rita Bigger, Jackie Frye, Haden Harris. [ 127 ] OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH VOCATIONAL TRAINING DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS TRAINEES Thomas Edwards Auto Mechanic Judith Cook Insurance Clerk D. O. OFFICE PRACTICE TRAINEES Bettie Jean Mitchell Clerk Typist Sammy Anderson Radio T.V. Technician Margaret Knight Clerk Typist Bobby Tarlton Electrical Appliance Repair [ 128 ] DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Reporter Sponsors Fred Evans Ann Jinright Mary Jane Cobb Judy Cook Margaret Knight Bob Bailey William McGrow The purpose of the Diversified Occupations Club is to develop leadership, to create interest in preparing for employment, to provide an intelligent choice of occu- pation, to encourage ethical standards in business, and to develop a feeling of re- sponsibility to society. FIRST ROW: Left to right, Celia Gilmore, Patricia Long, Ernestine Murphy, Carolyn Shows, Betty Farmer, Judy Cook, Julee Kugel, Betty Jean Fountain, Mary Jane Cobb, Ann Jinright. SECOND ROW: Jean Reid, Shirley Stephens, Lenore Baxter, Shirley Wright, Patricia Griffin, Carolyn Wray, Birdie Head, Marie Nichols, Carolyn Tyus, Beverly McKinney, Peggy Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Patricia Tillery, Jo Ann Tyus, Jeannine Neal, Margaret Knight, Linda Price, Patricia Hall, Sue Sanders, Barbara Lati- mer, Barbara Franklin. FOURTH ROW: Jimmie Dotson, Fred Evans, Jimmie Powell, Tommy Thompson, Troy Nichols, Bobby Tarlton, Leonard Naile. FIFTH ROW: David Stewart, Bob Bailey, Richard Brown, Coy Nichols, Thomas Edwards, Sammy Anderson. NOT PRESENT: Muriel Barton, Carolyn Quinbey, Betty Jean Mitchell. [ 129 ] DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Left to right, Patsy Epps, Jerry Beach, Paul Parker, Mary Pugh, Gail Williams, Bobbie Jinright, Bobby Hughes, Lewis Holmes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Seay, Travis Reeves, Guerry Edwards, Johnny Thompson, Clayton Massey, Linda Kennedy, George Sanders, Bobby Jo Jones, Charles Agerton, Mac Broad- way, Leon Cox, Charles Foshee, Ronald Manning, Richard Miller. President Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter Historian Sponsor Paul Parker Bobbie Jinright . Pat Miles Lynda Kennedy Lewis Holnes . . Jerry Beech Mrs. Seay Purpose: To provide for social contact and a chance to develop personality and qualities of leadership. FIRST ROW: Loft to right, Becky Blakey, Becky Andrews, Mary Shepard, Ara Jo Cooper, Linda Arthur, Carol Johnson, Ann Lou Causey, Wanda Hall, Dianne Jones. SECOND ROW: Jean Finley. THIRD ROW: Maydell Cherry, Miss Laura Hall, Miss Mosley, Missy Powell, Betty Land, Esther Tagala, Elizabeth Hester Hall, Pat Wilson, Judy Adams. President ............. Vice President......... Secretary ............. Treasurer ............. Parliamentarian ........ Chaplain............... Inter-Club Council Rep. Sponsors............... . Becky Andrews Mary Lou Causey Wanda Hall . Carolyn Duke Dianne Jones . . Becky Blakey ..... Pat Wilson Mrs. Laura Hall Mrs. Hester Hall The purpose of the Library Club is to foster the love of reading in ourselves and among our fellow students. THESPIAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to right, Solly Jones,. Lido Hill, Anne Hertz- berg, Miss Betty Brannon, Evelyn Monsky, Pete Mastin. SEC- OND ROW: Jane Marks, Corella Rawls, Cookie Ussery, Patsy Williams, Betsy Smith, Marilyn Monsky, Sara Ann Benton, Anne Hcmilton, Eugina Munger. THIRD ROW: Clarence McGoff, S eve Van Wezel, Sharen Huff, Sandra Hewston, Gibbs Cor- win, Judy Duke, Judy Wall, Mary Jane Klotz, Mary Pat Waites, Jo Ed Broadway, Carol Ann Robins, Sammie Stearns. FOURTH ROW: Linda Tatum, Sandra Wilbanks, Maxine Saunders, Sarah Hodges, Carol Wilder, Johnnye Perrette, Nanci Chernau, Judy Price, Donna Brannon, Eleanor Berquist, Carol Gordon, Letitia Davis. FIFTH ROW: Pat Harvard, Sherry Walls. SIXTH ROW: Woody Elston, Erwin Lischke, George Harris, Diana Baird, Haynes Owens, Wyatt Stephens. Act well your part: for therein all honor lies. President Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Scribe........ Sponsor....... Anne Herzberg Evalyn Monsky Sally Jones Pete Mastin Lida Hill Miss Betty Brannan New members: Tish Davis, Judy Wall, Sally Jones, and Anne Hamilton present skit initiation at Thespian Club banquet. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to right, Carolyn Meacham, Sarah Mclnnis, Charlotte Devore, Judy Neal. SECOND ROW: Neenah Tidwell, Melinda Joyner, Geraldyne Hutchinson, Carol Brooks, Barbara Ingram, Sara Mitchell, Judy Adcock, Cindy Guthrie, Cis Jud- kins, Belle Walter, Polly Dwyer, Patti Ansley. THIRD ROW: Beverly Busby, Joan Gibson, Zan Russell, Jane Gibson, Gretchin Harwick, Medora Powell, Judy Couch, Margaret Williams, Pat Stuart, Ann McLean. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Snyder, Patsy Lanier, Carolyn Jenkins, Tempie Bagwell, Julie Carr, Betty Boroughs, Virginia Wing, Annette Mosely, Barbara Reeves. FIFTH ROW: Linda Buzby, Jane Dent, Lois Brooks, Mildred McCain, Sue Kuhns, Wanda Mitchell, Sandy Wright, Anne Seale, Betty Fulford. President .............. Vice President.......... Secretary............... Treasurer .............. Program Chairman Entertainment Chairman Sponsor................. . Charlotte DeVore .......Elaine Ellis ... Sarah Mclnnis .......Judy Neal Carolyn Meacham Mary Stewart Evans . . Madeline Eitzen The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to promote interest in Home Economics. Success comes in cans, not in can'ts. LANIER MIXED CHORUS r Ki ►T-i m � ! - ’’■i ; President..........................Wayne Bagwell Vice President.....................Doug Hardwick Secretary..........................Becky Alverson Treasurer............................Joan McWaters Sponsor.........................................Mrs. McCorkle The purpose of the Glee Club is to give pleasure to ourselves and to others through music. [ 134 ] SOPHOMORE GIRLS SINGING CLASS i M M iTi k President Vice President Secretary Jeanne Bailey Ellen McGlynn . . . Judy Allen ACCOMPANISTS Becky Aiverson, Nancy LeNoir, Ann Ball, Judy Weingarten, Rebecca Harwell, Martha MacNair, Carolyn Wilborn, Katherine Sewell, Gay Burnett, Bob Tate, Jim Atherton, Linda Swenson. [ 135 ] Initiation of New Members by officers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President .............................................................. Marilyn Elgin Vice President ............................................................ Judy Crow Secretary................................................................ Martha Wilke Treasurer ............................................................. Dianne Grissette Corresponding Secretary................................................ Elaine Brennan Parliamentarian ........................................................ Norma Morgan Reporter ............................................................... Francis Pugh Song Leader .............................................................. Angel Howell Historian ................................................................ Pat Havard Purpose: To further interest in home economics and to promote a growing appre- ciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Left to right, Judy Allen, Tomilu Bedgood, Sandra Fitzpatrick, Nancy LeNoir. SECOND ROW: Beth Campbell, Tonia Sizemore, Betty Fulford, Barbara Ingram, Gypsy Anne Pool Joy Clark. THIRD ROW: Marie Blackburn, Suzanne Thornhill, Francis Ann McConnell, Laura Gastinger. BACK ROW: Meda Anne Howard, Betty Schroeder, Judy Weingarten, Sarah Smith, Marie Strubel, Gloria Bailey, Martha McNair, Clarence McGuff, Mary Gail Hall, Helen Steringer, Julie Jones, Becky Blakey, Betty Summerlin, Bettie Alice Butler, Bonnie Higginn- botham, Dorothy Parker, Charlotte McGuire. President .............. Vice President.......... Secretary .............. Treasurer .............. Corresponding Secretary Chaplain ............... Librarian .............. Historian .............. Bonnie Higginbotham Bettie Alice Butler ........ Dot Parker Charlotte McGuire Laura Gastinger ........ Judy Allen . . Judy Weingarten ........ Julie Jones The Future Teachers have two major annual proj- ects. First, during Homecoming they sell Home- coming ribbons to the student body and second, they act a$ pages or messengers for county teachers' meetings and other educators' meetings. Future Teachers make ready for Homecoming as they trim Homecoming ribbons. LANIER ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, left to right: Becky Alverson, Peter Selikoff, Suz- anne Samuels, Donna Brannon, Sis Carter, Joanne Strickland, Jim Atherton. SECOND ROW: Lynn Hosty, Millie Mac Jenkins, Emily Crump, Jo Ann Selikoff, Mary Gail Brown, Pete Darnell. THIRD ROW: Betsy Davis, Bonnie Gay Bigger, Dorothy Sweat, Deana Jenkins, Kathy Hixon, Peggy Endel, Helen Carter, Shar- ron Heeley, Lee Avner, Elizabeth Hill, Jerry Lynn, Marcia White. FOURTH ROW: John Thorington, Elizabeth Demerritt, Jerry Leach, Billy Eager, Harry Green, Bob Lamar. LANIER ORCHESTRA ACTIVITIES - 1958-,59 All-State orchestra festival. University of Alabama; Music Educators National Conference (Southern Division), Roanoke, Virginia; Assembly programs; Church; Television; Mont- gomery Music Club; Civic clubs; Governor's ball. President Vice President. Secretary Treasurer Helen Carter . . Peggy Endel Becky Alverson Dorothy Sweat - - CAS Left to right: Helen Carter, Dorothy Sweat, Jim Atherton, Becky Alverson, Sis Carter, Joanne Strickland, Peggy Endel. [ 138 ] FIRST ROW: Left to right, Donna Ott, Corella Rawls, Joan Gib- son, Duffie Bricken, Gay Brown, Mary Frances Dibble. SECOND ROW: Judy Duke, Susan Cleland, Marty Jackson, Patsy East, Linda White, Sidney Gamber. THIRD ROW: Angel Howell,. Betsy Wheeler, Dixie Hicks, Ruth Jenkins, Dianne Grissette, Carol Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Snyder, Nancy Dunn, Georgia Patterson. FIFTH ROW: Liz Ray, Diana Baird, Gail Armstead, Helen Hobbie, Carla Jo Smith. The purpose of this organization is to promote interest and skill in the game of tennis and to develop sportsmanship. President ................................ Gay Brown Vice President....................................Joan Gibson Secretary-Treasurer.....................Duffie Bricken Publicity Chairman................Mary Frances Dibble Social Chairman..........................Donna Ott Inter-Club Council Representative . . . Corella Rawls Sponsor ............................. Miss Hagedorn FUTURE NURSES CLUB FIRST ROW: left to right, Jane Stryker, Beverly Busby, Penny Old, Gloria Bailey, Joan Gremse. SECOND ROW: Johnyee Perrett, Dale White, Pat Friffin, Doris Stinchcomb, Shari Lang, Carolyn Meacham, Kay May, Shyra Marshall, Carol Franklin, Betty Summerlin, Brenda Marher, Barbara Grimmer. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Nelson, Sylvia Nash, Angel Howell, Doris Hoke, Virginia Brewster, Peggy Anderson, Wanda Mitchell, Frances Harsha, Evelyn McGuire, Betty Jean Holmes, Dorothy lane, Gloria Estes, Janice Kelly, Miss Missildine. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor Penny Old Beverly Busby Jane Stryker Gloria Bailey Joam Gremse Miss Missildine The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to acquire knowledge of the nursing profession. Left to Right: Penny Old, three students from St. Margaret's, Joan Gremse, and Jane Stryker. KNEELING: Beverly Busby and Gloria Bailey. In the middle is Oscar the Skeleton. [ 140 ] FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Left to right, Jerry Evans, Doug Abernathy, Tommy Rhodes, Jimmy York,. Paul Barfoot, Mark Martin, Frank Houston. SECOND ROW: Riley Bailey, Lamar Wood, Torrey Vent, Doug- las McCord, Jimmy Evans, Jimmy Campbell, William Brown, Ronny Farmer. THIRD ROW: Eugene Johnston, Red Taylor, Roy Suggs, Phil Pelham, Jimmy Cunningham, Robert Parker, Vic Taylor, Freedy Wilkerson, William Lamar. THIRD ROW: Rusty Davis, Bob Maddox, Jerry Hall, Charlie Reddock, Walter Garrett, Gary Wright, David Martin. NOT IN PICTURE: Clark Gaston, Laney Ellis, Steve Martin, W. D. Sutherland, Lynn Garrett and Fred Taylor. President...... Vice President Secretary . Treasurer ..... Reporter ..... Sentinel ..... Parliamentarian Chaplain ...... Sponsor ....... OFFICERS ................................. Jimmy York ................................Frank Houston ..................................Jerry Evans Mark Martin .......................... Doug Abernathy Bob Maddox ................................. Rusty Davis ............................ W. D. Sutherland ................................... Mr. Locks Mono Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to give Living to serve The primary aim of Future Farmers of America is the develop- ment of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. [ HI ] YMCA Hl-Y and TRY-HI-Y PRESIDENTS Fred Hardy Ann Wallace Sandy Brannen Betty Boroughs Joan McWaters Mary Grey James Wimberly Carter Cliff Thompson Sheldon Kushner Frank Blakey Betty Gerson Scott Hereford Janilla Witherall Janett Shell Jim Harris Cookie Ussery Deana Jenkins Peggy Pittman Maxine Saunders Willie Mae Ricketts Confederate Hi-Y Alpha Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y Benoist Tri-Hi-Y Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Delta Phi Tri-Hi-Y Psi Hi-Y Lanier Dixie Hi-Y Poet Hi-Y Beta Omega Tri-Hi-Y Phi Delta Chi Hi-Y Alpha Chi Tri-Hi-Y Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y Dixie Hi-Y Delta Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Kappa Phi Tri-Hi-Y Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y Sigma Delta Chi Tri-Hi-Y Lanier Tri-Hi-Y [ M2 ] The Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Council in a meeting. Lewis Gayden—President of the Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Congress, Junie Pierce—First Vice-President of the State Hi-Y, Blue Ridge, N. C. Tri-Hi-Y Convention. [ 143 ] Delta Pi Tri-Hi-Y at a program. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Ball, Patty Plumlee, Tempie Bagwell, Speaker, Betty Boroughs, Marilyn Elgin. Benoist Tri Hi-Y's Service Project. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucy Wise, Gypsey Pool, Tomilu Bedgood, Jane Francis, Becky Hardeman, Canille Covington. A typical scene at the South Y after the meetings. Two boys on the auction block during a Hi-Y meeting. LEFT TO RIGHT: George Mathews, Mike Jenkins, Keeter McKee. Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y. [ 144 ] Youth Legislature ART CLUB i 1 : v v w j I President .................................................................. Judy Weil Vice President .......................................................... George Harris Secretary................................................................Medora Powell Treasurer................................................................ Sarah Mclnnis Sponsor.............................................................................Mr. Meredith The purpose of the Art Club is to create an understanding and appreciation of beauty in everyday life. Jackie Williams Carol Wilder Gail Williams Doug Adams Joan Gibson Bonnie Miller Jayne Adams Lois Grisham Kennon Munger Ann Anthony Lynda Halstead Lyle Naftel Carolyn Armstrong George Harris Nancy Jo O'Conner Lee Avner Ladine Hawes Susan Olsen Joyce Bailey Stanley Holt Haynes Owens Nance Barr Doon Hopper Rebecca Parker Carol Bean Ginny Hubbard Medora Powell Jane Behling Karen Jordan Judy Reneau Barbara Bloom Charles Kelly Kittye Robbins Camille Clenney Carol Lane Harriette Rowe Judy Couch Nancy LeNoir George Sanders Jane Dent Mary Louise McAuther Maxine Saunders Mary Frances Dibble Juanita McDonald Sylvia Seamon Peggy Endel Judy McGough Sally Sellars Pat Duquettes Sarah Mclnnis Linda Smith Jane Francis Ann McMillan Mike Smith Robin Gay Norma Jo Morban Ann Steward Judy Weil Nancy Willians Dannie Till Ricky Whaley Betty Wilson [ 146 ] SPANISH CLUB President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain OFFICERS: ................Kay Hanson ..............Carolyn Wilborn ..............Sandra Hagood George Dennis ............... Gay Brown Purpose; To increase the interest of the Spanish students by giving them a better understanding and further knowledge of the language and customs of our neighbors to the South. Ann Covey and Gill Gilder brought visions of old Spain as they rode Homecoming float for the Spanish Club. [ 147 ] President Vice President Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Chaplain Project Chairman Parliamentarian Pat Roberts Evalyn Monsky Tomilu Bedgood Marilyn Elgin Walter Hughes Beppy LeCroy Anne Hamilton Diana Baird Franklin Schroeck Some activities of the French Club are a trip to New Orleans, Mardi Gras, Twelfth Night Supper, adoption of a French chifd and natives and visitors of France as club speakers. Local Continentals make merry on French Club float in Homecoming parade. LATIN CLUB Consuls.......... Scribe........... Senior Aedile Junior Aedile Sophomore Aedile Sponsors......... Sandro Wilbanks, Buck Thigpen ..................Jane Marks ................. Lucy Wise Ginny Ashley Harriet Russell, Dorothy Sweat Mrs. Kate Clark Mrs. Fva M. Mooneyham Miss Laura Johnston The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote in- terest in the Roman people and in the Latin lan- guage. Romans parade through streets of ancient city as time turns back. FIRST ROW: Left to right, Judy Thomason, Judy Weingarten, Willa Henry Boozer, Nancy Lamar. SECOND ROW: Martha Lee Williford, Tomilu Bedgood, Lee Shepherd, Jane Francis, Pat Roberts, Marie Blackburn, Patty Plumlee, Charlotte Graham, Marilyn Elgin. THIRD ROW: Joyce Ramsey, Johnyee Perrett, Roberta Wallace, Fran Watson, Sara Lingham, Deana Jenkins, Undo Wallace, Marie Strube, Nancy Jo O'Connor, Anne Wallace. BETA CENTURA “Y” CLUB 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. President.........................Judy Thomason Vice President....................Judy Weingarten Secretary...................................... Lee Avner Treasurer............................ Nancy Lamar Chaplain........................Willa Henry Boozer Sergeant-at-Arms Pat Roberts Lee Avner, Judy Thomason, Lee Shepard, Willa Henry Boozer, and Tomilus Bedgood repair toys for underprivileged children. [ 150 ] FIRST ROW: Left to right; Diana Baird, Anita loftin, Lorraine Grissett, Anne Alford, Betty Hall. THIRD ROW: Betty Cottle, Wenger, Betsy Skinner Sandy Brannen, Polly Dwyer. SECOND Gay Brown. ROW: Becky Moore, Mary Alice Henry, Pam Grant, Dianne CAROUSEL The Carousel Y Club trains Christian girls for service in their community and in their later lives. Carousel Y Club members look over a thank you note from a local charity organization. [ 151 Y” CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to right, Jeannine Ausborn, Cynthia Judkins, Beth Campbell, Georgia Ledyard, Julie Carr, Sandra Wilbanks, Sandra Fitzpatrick. SECOND ROW: Virginia Boyd, Rita Big- ger, Melissa Folstfrfri Glenda Rooks, Anne Ball, Gypsy Ann Pool, Lida Hill, ySy Weil, Hoden Harris. THIRD ROW: Beth .. Slater, Beverly Bigger, Judy Neal, Judy Price, Louise Brassell. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Harwell, Medora Powell, Peggy Poyntz, Margaret Jackson. FIFTH ROW: Joan Patterson, Sally Sellers, Mary Frances Dibble, Donna Brannon. SIXTH ROW: Susan Williams, Elaine Berinhaut, Billie Jo Hammond, Kitty Poyntz. OONMIST “Y” CLUB The Moonmist Y Club collects clothes for the clothing clinic, cleans up the Thrift hop once a week, visits the Old Women's Home, gives a Christmas party for under- privileged children, makes Christmas tray decorations for a hospital, and sponsors a thought for the week in the lunchroom. President..........................Georgia Ledyard Vice President........................ Julie Carr Recording Secretary .....Sandra Wilbanks Treausrer ........................ Cynthia Judkins Chaplain....................................... Beth Campbell Corresponding Secretary Sandra Fitzpatrick resident at Old Woman's home. [ 152 ] FIRST ROW: Left to right, Judy Allen, Jackie Frye, Mary Stew- art Evans, Carolyn Jenkins, Tempie Bagwell, Betsy Searcy, Joon McWaters, Kay Hanson. SECOND ROW: Betty Gerson, Jane Marks, Elaine Ellis, Joy Clark, Betty Boroughs, Corella Rawls, Jean Ridolphi, Anna Jane Smith, Sandra Hagood.. THIRD ROW: Jeonne Bailey,. Carolyn Wilborn, Margaret Flack, Mary Kath- erine Sewell, Burke Fitzpatrick, Cookie Ussery, Tommie Ruth Boroughs, Lucy Walters, Mary Lou Stewart, Mary Virginia Hall. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Johnson, Carma Williams, Anna Covey, Harriet McMillan, Nannette Jones, Mary Oliver, Judy Allen. STARDUST “Y” CLUB President......... Vice President Secretary......... Treasurer......... Chaplain ......... Sergeant-at-Arms T. M. Chairman . Program Chairman Carolyn Jenkins Kay Hanson Betsy Searcy Joan McWaters Mary Stewart Evans . . Jackie Frye Temple Bagwell Judy Allen The purpose of the Stardust Y Club is to foster friendship and entertainment and to help others with charity. “THE POACHERS” THE FISHING CLUB OFFICERS Big Mouth Boss....................................... Small Mouth Bass............... Sucker .............................................. Blue Gill Bream ..................................... Sponsor ............................................. Joe Scott . John Pruett Roscoe Johnson . Mike Jenkins Mrs. Sherlock Aim: Ketch 'em! [ 154 ] HEALTH CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to right, Carolyn Nelson, Judy Allen, Sue Morrison. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Wilborn, Sara Ann Benton, Frances Ann McConnell. Chairman — Judy Allen Sponsor — Mrs. Harper The Health Club is one of Lanier's service clubs. Headed by a member of the Student Council, it consists of a committee and of people who work in the health room. Each period a member of the Health Club is in the health room for the comfort of those who may be ill. Carolyn Nelson aids Judy Allen in the health room by administering an aspirin and sympathy. [ 155 ] LANIER LEADERS CLUB FIRST-ROW: Left to right, Pat Phillips, Sonny Stephenson, George Jimmy Colquitt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Laws, Joe Turner, Wayne Simpkins, Scott Hereford, Roscoe Johnson. SECOND ROW: Campbell, Billy Branch, Johnny Davis. Bobby Cliff Thompson, Lewis Gayden, Joe Fuller, The object of this Club is to assist the Department ot Health and Physical Educa- tion Committee and the Director of Physical Education in carrying out the objectives of the Department in the development of a high standard of Christian manhood and in the promotion of physical education, in general, and among the members of the Young Men's Christian Association, in particular. President...........................Scott Hereford Vice President......................Lewis Gayden Secretary...........................Roscoe Johnson Treasurer .......................... Cliff Thompson Chaplain............................Ham Newsom Sergeant-at-Arms.................Marlin Mooneyhatn Lanier Leaders practice gymnastics ot the South Montgomery Y . President .......... Vice President Secretary-T reasurer Program Chairman Sponsors........... Sharon Stephens Winston Wells Bill Virgin Bill Farmer Charles Bamn Guerry Edwards Walter McKee Billy Britton Junie Pierce Ben Easterling Linda Sutton Jim Cook Chuck Burgess Bobby Glass Danielle Smith Sylvia Seaman Wayne Bagwell MEMBERS: Wayne Sabel Harold Daniel Wayne Campbell Franklin Ford Joel Buchanan Paul Kirk Lewis Gayden Ruddy Morgan Albert Kraus Bibb Cain Sam Shirah Bobby Stanford Mary Simersky Emily Garrett Bob Tate Gary Jones Kenneth Lawson .......... Ed Faulkner .......... Junie Pierce Sharon Stephens Wayne Campbell Mr. Faulkner; Mr. Glass Nancy Autrey Jane Ann Todd Jimmy Haley George Pollitt Danny Till Lamar Noble Cal Moore Russel Lowery Mark Vinzant Brad Dunn John Russell George Gulledge Woody Elston Burton Armstrong Ed Faulkner Frank Williams The purpose of the Science Club is to further scientific knowledge. [ 157 ] CIVIL AIR PATROL CLUB F.RST ROW: Left to right. Dee Welch, Dorothy Vega, Sheryl Leona Waldrope, Kay Stern, Mr. Glass. SECOND ROW: Jerry Winneshiek, Kathy LaLiberte. Jo Ann Rankin, Penny Howard, Norlham, Sylvia Seamon, Lynn Edwards, John Gray. The Civil Air Patrol Club at Lanier offers to students the oppor- tunity of gaining a better understanding of this air age and aviation's effect upon the world in which they live. President ....... Vice President Secretary........ Treasurer ....... Chaplain......... Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor ......... ..... Kay Stern Sylvia Seamon Sheryl Winneshich . . . . Steve Swartz Kathy LaLiberte . Campbell Kidd ..... Mr. Glass John Gray and Sylvia Seamon inspect an air plane while preparing for take-off. [ 158 ] OFFICERS’ CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to right: Virginia Boyd, Becky Moore, Mil- dred McCain, Betty Boroughs, Anno Jane Smith . . . SECOND ROW: Jerry Neal, Miller Chappell, Howard Upchurch, Walter Hughes, Bill Mclauchlin . . . THIRD ROW: Pete Mastin, Joe Ruffer, Samuel Camp . . . FOURTH ROW: Albert Elebash, Wiley Ashley, William Bell . . . FIFTH ROW: Ronald Bailey, Fred Haston, John Jones, Ralph Marks . . . SIXTH ROW: James Holley, Daniel Meiser, Ronald Jones . . . SEVENTH ROW: Albert Thomasson, William Johnson. Motto— Today's youth—tomorrow's Defense President.......... Vice President...... Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor. . . . ..........Jerry Neal ......Walter Hughes ......Betty Boroughs Capt. Charles F. Pope [ 159 ] ATHLETICS ’59 DREAMS OF GLORY Managers: Buck Thigpen, Walter McKee, Mac Graham Coach Teel has been at Lanier for four years. Dur- ing this time he has pro- duced two district cham- pion basketball teams. Coach Teel, besides coach- ing basketball, coaches track and serves as assist- ant football coach. He attended the University of Missouri, where he was outstanding in football and track. Coach Robert Teel FOOTBALL Coach Jerry Lambert Coach Lambert attended the University of Alabama. Since coming to Lanier, he has served as line coach of the football team. He has produced very fine lines for two successive years. Coach Lambert al- so coaches the baseball B-team. Coach Bobby Wilson Coach Wilson has been at Lanier for three years; he has been head football coach for two years. In addition to coaching football and baseball. Coach Wilson is coach of the basketball B-Team. He at- tended the University of Alabama where he was Captain and Quarterback of the 1952 team. One of the indispensible men in the Poet Line. His value was determined when he was out with in- juries. Ripped gaping holes in a sagging Dothan line to give Poet backs the chance to run the winning touchdown. Joe Scott—Guard Played offense and defense. Espec- ially alert at stopping enemy backs and jarring that ball loose. Hence called Bonecrusher . - Ronald Price—tnd One of the outstanding linemen. Saw plenty of action. Almost a sure bet for a great season next year. Bill Grubbs—Guard [ 164 ] uickie Calhoun—End One of the team's three year let- termen, Calhoun performed bril- liantly on both offense and de- fense. He formed the receiving end of deadly pass combination, and on defense enjoyed romps in opponents' backfields. Captain for 1959. Sure handed center. Helped keep Poet offense rolling smoothly. Chiefly responsi- ble for the jellybean. Al- ways a tough competitor. Larry Smelley—Center Phil Green—Tackle Sturdy two year letterman. Dis- played solid stamina on Poet for- ward wall. Shared kicking honors with Frizzle. Sparked whole Poet offense. Lead- ing ground gainer and point pro- ducer. Also kicked well and snatched a few passes. Resembled locomotive in action. Elected Cap- tain of 1959 team. Marlin Mooneyham—Back Bobby Thomas—Tackle One of the Poet stalwarts all season. Helped keep down opponents' yardage. Hard hitting halfback, Newsom continually broke through opposing lines. Sparked the drive that beat Dothan. Captain—1959 Billy Frizzle—Back Ham Newsom— Halfback Played offense and de- fense. Often called upon to carry mail. Specializ- ed in quick kicks and extra points. Diagnosed enemy strategy. Broke up plays with regularity. ‘S [ 165 •] Joe Sadler—Quarterback Engineered Poet offense. Handled ball well and often slipped through enemy defenders. Especially adept at long passes. Leigh Gill—Quarterback In action, Gill exhibited a fine pass- ing arm and plenty of ability. Should be a top contender 'for next year's quarterback position. Billy Nunn—Quarterback Nunn is another prospect for sig- nal-caller next season. Hardhitting, fast and aggressive. l 56 ] Lewis Gayden—Halfback Saw much action. Ran well and proved slippery to hostile linemen. Outstanding prospect for next year's backfield. Alvin Jolly—Halfback Provided depth at halfback slot. Will see plenty of action next season. Ed Faulkner—Fullback Saw service at fullback and half- back slots. Proved valuable ball carrier and substitute for injured backs. Davis Brock—Tackle Saw plenty of action at tackle slot. One of next year's key hopes. Jerry Neal—End Although injured much of the sea- son, Neal performed well in the last few games. Skillful pass re- ceiver and fine runner. [ 167 ] Billy Britton—Guard Another man who figures promi- nently in next year's plans. Mike Miller—End Performed well when called upon. Provided depth at end position. Terry Taylor—Tackle Big reserve tackle. Provided that depth that always kept Poet line plugged. Sheldon Kushner—Guard Became one of the season's defen- sive standouts. Played especially well against Gadsden and Tusca- loosa. Royce Kershaw—Tackle Big, strong, tackle steadied Poet line all season. John Stuckey—Tackle One of the Poet's hardest hitting linemen. Stuckey helped maintain Lanier's reputation for solid de- fense. Bob Maddox—Tackle Helped steady that Poet line. In- valuable sub. Twig Branch—Guard Speedy and hardhitting. Noted es- pecially for smashing enemy ball carriers. A real terror. Tom Cardinal—Center One of Lanier's finest linebackers. Held opponents to minimum gains. One of the toughest competitors on the field. Tracy Fisher—Tackle One of the fine players who kept the Poet line plugged. Fierce com- petitor. No. photograph available. Bill Coon—Halfback Real hustler. Hardhitting, speedy back smashed for yardage. Show- ed great running form. Important prospect for next year. Charlie Savage—Guard Proved valuable as a substitute. Hard running, tough and durable. Will see plenty of action next year. LANIER vs. SELMA-SEPTEMBER 13 14-7 Lanier started off its football season by playing the Parrish High Rams from Selma. Sparked up by the spirit for winning the opening game, the Poets, taking advantage of all the breaks, played hard- fighting football. Even though the Rams played great football and tied the score 7-7, the Blue Tor- rent, recovering a fumble and running it back down the field, caught them by the horns and spun them for a 14-7 win. LANIER vs. PHENIX CITY—SEPTEMBER 19 27-6 On Friday night, the student section at Cramton Bowl was filled with excited Poets. The team had racked up an eleven game winning streak. From the moment the whistle blew, the team played down to business football. Good passing and deep run- ning penetrations put the Poets ahead at the half by a score of 14-0. This same fine playing was re- peated in the second half and at the end of the game the scoreboard read 27-6 in favor of Lanier. LANIER vs. DOTHAN-SEPTEMBER 25 24-19 The first half of the Dothan game was studded with bad breaks and disheartening plays. But the hard-fighting, high-spirited Poets came back in the second half to show the Dothan club that it isn't the easiest thing in the world to overcome the Big Blue. The offensive linemen punched gaping holes in the Tigers' line and the speedy backs ran the ball straight through them. Having recovered a Dothan fumble, the Poets took the ball on their own forty and bull- dozed it deep into Dothan territory. Minutes later the Poets reached paydirt and the game ended 24- 19 in favor of Lanier, proving that sometimes a Ti- ger's growl is worse than his bite. LANIER vs. VALLEY-OCTOBER 3 12-7 The fourth game of the Poets' eventful season was played against Valley High of Fairfax. Both teams played excellent football and the score in the early part of the third quarter read 7-6 in favor of Valley. But a great 59 yard run put the Blue ahead by six points. The extra point was missed but the good 'ole Poets won the game 12-7. [ 170 ] LANIER vs. RAMSEY-OCTOBER 9 7-13 After winning fourteen straight games, the injury stricken Poet team was forced to hand over a victory to the Ramsey eleven from Birmingham. The game went 6-0 in favor of Ramsey until the fourth period when hard running and exact kicking put the Poets ahead 7-6. The Poets in the stands, who were just about to burst their pen points, finally found a chance to relax. But it was short-lived because Ramsey scored the winning touchdown in the last 25 seconds of the game to form the upsetting score of 13-7. LANIER vs. GADSDEN-OCTOBER 17 13-13 In its first out-of-town game the team, slightly outweighed and not favored, came from behind to tie the Gadsden Tigers. The always wonderful Poet cheerleaders helped to spirit the team; while the team, on the field, continued, as always, to display that ever-present hard and rough football style. It seemed for awhile that the Poets had a victory, but the Tigers came back in the last quarter to tie the game 13-13. That's all right; they didn't beat us. LANIER vs. TUSCALOOSA-OCTOBER 25 14-12 Lanier's Homecoming celebration was saddened by the death of one of our finest football players. The team felt the loss keenly, but were all the more determined to win this one. Before an enthusiastic, pennant-waving crowd, the Blue Torrent engaged in a close conflict with a tough Black Bear team. By virtue of Frizzle's toe and some fine running by New- som, Lanier won a close tussle. LANIER vs. MURPHY-NOVEMBER 1 13-21 The Blue and White made the trip to Mobile with high hopes of defeating a powerful Murphy team. Our cheerleaders, band, and majorettes made a very fine impression in the port city. Unfortunately, the Big Blue just couldn't click. The Panthers took advantage of the breaks to come out on the big end of a 21-13 score. [ 171 ] Lanier quarterback, Joe Saddler, adds 6 points for the Poets by hard running. Mooneyham bowls over Lee tacklers in second quarter. LANIER vs. LEE-NOVEMBER 14 19-26 This was the big game. Both schools had want- ed a long time to see the clashing of the cross-city teams. The pre-game forecast, made by experts , predicted the game to end 27-7 in favor of Lee. Most people expected the Poets to get stomped . On the night of the game, excitement mounted in Cramton Bowl. The effect of the fine sportsmanship of the students and players lifted the moral of the team even higher than it already was. From the opening play, right through the remarkable jelly- bean special, up until the final whistle, the Poets exhibited a magnificent display of football. Even though the Generals won the game and evened the series 1-1, we must remember the immortal words of the Blue and White, Wait 'til next year . [ 172 ] 1959 BASKETBALL VARSITY FIRST ROW: Coach Teel, Gayden, Stephenson, Wagner, Savage, McKee. SECOND ROW: Hitchcock, Kessler, Calhoun, Simpkins, Jones, Anders, Colquitt. B-TEAM FIRST ROW: Baum, Phelan, Toylor, Rhodes, Payne, Massey, Gill, Graham. SECOND ROW: Normant, Bourne, Schremser, Harrison, Coach Wilson, Fleming, Easterling, Thomas. [ 173 ] [ 174 ] Sonny Stephenson Charlie Savage Frank Boyd [ 175 ] CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW: Bob Haywood, Ronnie Hayne, Leo Whitworth. SECOND ROW: Roy Cook, Brian Portridge, Pete Rawlings. Tommy Bourne Marlin Mooneyham 'Ronald Price Andy Daniels Mark Martin [ 176 ] Jerry Neal Leo Whitworth Ham Newsom Tracy Fisher Henry Pope Franklin Ford Leslie Watson Monty Peyton Ronnie Haynes r George Dennis Roy Cook Pete Rawlings The 1959 Lanier High School Baseball Team Baseball 1959 Coach Lambert gives a few last minute pointers before the opening pitch. Eye shadow isn't restricted to the fairer sex these Sonny Stephenson loos- days as Joe Sadler applys it to Poet outfielder ens up before the game be- Melvin Brown. gins. CODY JONES HUBERT KESSLER EARL GRIFFIN JOE SADLER SONNY STEPHENSON TENNIS TEAMS Lanier vs. Huntingdon Branch def. Mann 6-0, 6-0 Lamar def. Mann 6-0, 6-0 Harms def. Mathews 6-1, 6-1 Lanier vs. Troy State Lamar def. Howard 6-2, 7-9, 6-3 Branch def. Clark 8-6, 6-3 Harms def. Watkins 6-0, 6-2 Doubles Branch-Lamar def. Mathews-Heinecke 6-0, 6-1 The boys' team scores were not available. [ 182 ] GOLF TEAM Left to right: Royce Kershaw, Biff Reed, Jimmy Reed, Hamp Green, Phil Fischer, Pete Hidalgo, Bill Waites, Doug Hardwick, Jerry Leach. The Poet golf team enjoyed a successful season tinguished themselves by playing especially outstand- last summer. Hamp Greene and Phil Fischer dis- ing golf. Another fine season is expected in '59. [ 183 ] The power of concentration GIRL’S SPORTS What are you girls doing? Check that form. Anyone for kickball? Let's knock 'em down, girls. You're dragging around again. POWDER PUFF FOOTBAFF GAME South Y 's Bonnie Miller races for a touchdown against the East Y . The South Y team, composed of Lanier girls, defeated East Y team of Lee girls in a tough tilt. Ann Branch, Jeanne Bailey, and Bonnie Miller scor- ed the touchdowns to give the South Y a 19-7 victory. Miller goes for yardage. .'[ 85 ] In Jlemortam Tom Cardinal January 20, 1941—October 21, 1958 This picture brings back memories of a wonderful boy whom we will always remember. It is painful to know that we will never hear the friendly Hey that so many of us were accustomed to hear, or see the laughing face which always greeted us. None of us will give up the memories of these things and of the fun that we had when we? were with him. We will always have an empty spot in our hearts that will never be filled. In Memoriam, the ORACLE wishes to recognize not only a great athlete, but one of the most loved persons ever to walk the halls of Sidney Lanier. Blessings on thee, little man. Barefoot boy, with cheeks of tan! Health that mocks the doctor's rules, Knowledge never learned of schools, Cheerily, then, my little man. Live and laugh, as boyhood can! Ah! that thou couldst know thy joy. Ere it passes, barefoot boy! John Greenleaf Whittier. [ 186 ] ACTIVITIES ’59 DAYDREAMS Ham Newsom shows Marney Von Gal and Jane Sadler to their classes. There were many lost sophomores on this first day of school. The school daze mixer was a lot of fun for everybody. The Trebletts were one of the many entertainers. The sophomores were welcomed at o tea given in their honor by the Senior Girls' Club. The cheerleaders Lanier's steps. decorate New Sophoiflore’ class officers, Johnny Griggs, Tex Hughes, and Judy Allen, pose after winning in fall elections. Lanier's beauties are annual- ly on parade. We give our thanks to Joan McWaters and her staff for giving such a beautiful dance. Queen Betty Homecoming court. Jeon Bailey, Haden Harris, Virginia Boyd and Queen Betty Boroughs, reigned over a gay occasion. Betty Haden HOME Th© Senior Girls Club has a bazaar ev- ery year. You can get the handiest things there. This year we took a trip Around the World and visited many different lands. The Military and Student Coun- cil dances were during the Christ- mas holidays. Both were fabulous. ■I The pep of the cheerleaders boosts the team to many victories. The band performs all year long. • - No exemptions this year really made everyone buckle down to study for exams after the Christmas holidays. Basketball games are enjoyed by all. 0 P £ Dear Lanier, tho' fleeting time .fig May bear us far away from rhe f,:s J forever in fhy hallowed balls Each heart will dwelt in loyalty. . faithful to the blue and Whites And before thy shrino of knowledge- We wilt knee! to thee. Alma Motet, thy stamjjcfrcj wbv Thy ’courage through.each ihrey We willyhold when we bet 3 Mem'ries 6f they- sheltering v.ul And of thy friendships iru'e.'rt LANIER! 4 $£ A r (MOX. . 3 htCed J Z-g _ _ z - 2 F , Zkf e £ 6cf- y yt fi- UJ-, ZTlf- r ■ a-4. 7L pltzy €X. 2 7 . t ? et L,i t£ t) l- . PATRONS ’59 WHO MAKE OUR DREAMS COME TRUE s Zo the our sincere graduates of 1959 cMf 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. 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UNITED PLYWOOD CORP. 2745 Day Street Victorian Furniture Reproduction MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Ronald P.: Wh-Wh-What'll we do tonight? Bob L: We'll toss a coin. If it's heads, we'll BLUEPRINT SERVICE CO. Phone AM 3-4865 get dates; if it's tails, we'll go to the movies alone; if it stands on edge, we'll study. P. O. Box 1383 Montgomery, Ala. 256 Dexter Avenue TRADE WITH SCOTTY COMPLIMENTS OF JOE SCOTT MOTOR COMPANY JESSE FRENCH PIANO COMPANY 75 Commerce Street Clayton and Sayre Street JPSL MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA LESTER H. HALL APPRAISAL CO. REALTOR 411 Hill Building MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Bob Hill: Great Scott! I've forgotten who wrote Ivanhoe! George Harris: 1 can tell you that, if you'll tell me who in the DICKENS wrote The Tale of Two Cities. PROFESSIONAL CENTER Compliments PHARMACY of a Montgomery, Alabama FRIEND Becky's father:, Young man, we turn out the lights at 10:30 in this house. Compliments of Hubert: Gee, that's mighty nice of you, sir. COACH FOUR BROOKS HARBIN'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES HARDWARE CO. Phone AM 4-5371 70 Commerce Street Montgomery, Alabama Compliments of BURT'S GIFT SHOP ROOKS SCHOOL 164 LEE STREET AM 2-3246 BRADLEY PLUMBING HEATING CO. Gas Electrical Appliances 15 north McDonough street DIAL AM 3-1666 or AM 3-7203 Larry Smelley: 1 saw you the other day °t the corner of Fairview and Court winking at the girls. Joe Sadler: 1 wasn't winking. That's a windy corner and something got in my eye. Larry Smelley-. She got in your car, too. Compliments of A REALTOR STARKE BROTHERS REALTY CO., INC. Compliments of 17 Molton Building MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA GLOBE NNANCt CO. Mr. Green: What is the formula for water? Sandy J.= H, 1, J, K, L, M, N, O Compliments Mr. Green: Where did you learn that? of Sandy J.: From you. Sir. You told me it was H to O. WINGS LOCKSMITH SHOP Compliments of ELLIS OPTICAL DISPENSARY EMILY'S MT. MEIGS CLOVERLAND 215 Montgomery Street Doctor's Building, Normandale Compliments of TEEN'S ' N ' TWEENS AMY'S GIFT SHOP NORMANDALE DUNN GLASS COMPANY Compliments 320 Bibb Street MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA of It's Done Better When It's Done by Dunn Automobile and Plate Glass HEILPERN AGENCY Compliments of Where is Everybody! GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES PITMAN BROS., INC. Bibb Lee Streets Phone CH 7-8821 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 3224 Mobile Road Phone AM 3-0533 MODEL SUPPLY COMPANY 168 Lee Street Montgomery, Ala. MODELS, HOBBIES, CRAFTS, GIFTS AND TOYS The Southeast's Most Complete Hobby Shop Corella R.: 1 know we should have been home from the dance earlier. Mother, but Junie knew some new steps. Mother: Well, even so, you didn't have to sit on them until three A.M. G. C. LAND COMPANY PAGEHURST DRUG CO. Smith-Corona, R. C. Allen, Olivetti, National 236 Washington Avenue MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 1018 Fairview Avenue Dial AM 2-5775 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA MERCANTILE PAPER CO. School Office Engineering Compliments of MOSLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY 121 Noble Avenue Supplies DIAL CH 7-8341 116 COMMERCE STREET Tish fell asleep in English class as Mr. Smith was reading from the Canterbury Tales. Annoyed when he noticed it, Mr. Smith threw the book, bounc- ing it off the sleeper's head. What hit me? cried Tish. That, said Mr. Smith, was a flying Chaucer. ARMISTEAD'S ART STORE DAVIS MOTOR CO., INC. Picture Framing and Supplies 32 SOUTH COURT STREET PONTIAC - CADILLAC Sales and Service 141 Catoma Street The 1959 Oracle Staff would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to our sponsors: Mr. Smith Miss Persons Mrs. Jones Mrs. Seay Mrs. Ekles Mr. Weatherby Mrs. Effie Green Mrs. Sherlock Miss Andrews Mr. Meredith Coach Teel Miss Hagedorn Miss Johnston Captain Pope Miss Susie Green Mr. Scarborough Miss Lide Mr. Grissett Lida Hill, Editor Georgia Ledyard, Business Manager Qaragon Lithographed and Letterpress Yearbooks for over 25 Years 34 ADAMS AVENUE • MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA AUTOGRAPHS [ 238 ] AUTOGRAPHS Only the dream will last. Some distant day The wheels will falter, and the silent sun Will see the last beam leveled to decay. And oil men's futile clangor spent and done. Yet after brick and stell and stone are gone. 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