Lindley Middle School - Raider Yearbook (Mableton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

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'Jr' ' , , .'-Ti' - '-'. 3: 4 1 '1 ., ffff ' ' 'ly' -'i . , .- V H ' I ,11 3 .ff 11 if - , Te W1 - - E T., q , I e l AL, ,- 6 V Y ,. ' ,- A l . -- Y 4- , . Tw 1. - 1-, vw, Q , V L, Y 1. .5 4 -,,-y,-- '- .f a ' ' f - , - - - ,sf , -W-N- 1 l, ' YE -'IT' ' ',. , -I H ' j W -1-NN , . ,. f ex wg. , ... . ,H I I l CONTENTS INTR on UCTION FA CUL TT OR GA NIZA TIONS A CTI VITIES SPORTS CLA SSES F orewom' These are our lives. The tale they tell is that of cram sessions, jam sessions, and examination blues, of moments filled with madness, gladness, and sadness. These moments are all vivid and individual. The moments of madness are in counter-balance with those of sincere dedication to the belief which is basic to most of us at Lindley, the belief that at Lindley, we grow in depth, beauty, mind, and soul. The moments of gladness, out of necessity of equilibrium, are in counter-balance with those of sadness, sadness which comes when we have realized the potential of ourselves and of our school and have failed to equal it. This is a story, nonetheless, that tells no less of hopes held fast, of dreams possessed, of yeamings pursued. Above all, it is a chronicle of a quest, of a ceaseless search for heighth and depth and wideness. From such stuff has been forged life at the Lindley we know and love. The editor and his staff join in a hope that this book faithfully portrays the spirit as it here is lived. 3 I, n,,,,, AW M irrorea' Moments Rqflect School LW 2g f . f i f The Good M omonts - M , X 45- -- 1 ---. -- - f? f -6 3- mx- iii 'fggh---L ,-f. ,Q-. 5 ---45-L-553132.-f--,-aymgfuf-f--ggkmlag W Ng.. . , - Q2 --- 5: -- -S x 'D' ,' fbxfui 1 X Yx 1-if 'i ' f-1446 F ix -LE. S1525 ' VI 7: ,,'5N.Hgs,i:5-111: 1,1--P?i:,,.xz-'F'fkwfxl -. .. .... . , , W A X..xw .... 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DEDICATION In honor of the many great things which he has done for Lindley from sports to science, in the last two years, we the members of the annual staff dedicate this year's annual to a most deserving individual. We feel that this man has gone above and beyond the call of duty in the interest of the school team, the student body, and the school itself. We feel that he has done as much or more than any other teacher in this school. He brought our football team to many victories by intensive training and hard work on his part as well as on the part of the team's, and he still found time to teach science and give of himself, unrescrvedly. To the students, he is well known and highly respected. His friendly manner makes him a popular man throughout the school. He is willing to help out in any problem, even if it means more work on his part. He devotes most of his time to the school and its purpose. He helps keep morale and schoolspirit high. He has sincere interest in the student. He has truly made great contributions to knowledge and health in his students. He inspires confidence in all his students, which makes him a respected teacher, advisor, and friend. He has a part in nearly all school activities. He inspires the football team on to victory, giving them confidence when the going gets rough. Therefore, in appreciation of his unobtrusive but sincere interest in the student, his ability as a teacher and a scholar, and his refreshing and lively personality, we the staff of the 1966-67 RAIDER dedicate this issue to Coach Homer Cuddy. R.. Y A , . 6,1 so 1. , s...v--N- 9 KENNETH E MOORE Advising the students and teach- ers of Lindley junior High School is one of the several time -taking responsibilities which lie in the capable hands of our principal, Kenneth E. Moore. He has given most generously of his time and energy to each student who has been fortunate enough to be under his jurisdiction. Mr. Moore has shown very wise judgement in selecting the best of teachers to guide us, handling all school prob lems fairly and justly, and in- spiring students to greater achieve ments. He is not only a principal but a friend and helper to us all. MR. DENN 1' Mr. Denny has been Lind1ey's Assistant Principal for the last two years. He has contributed much to the welfare and happiness of Lind1ey's pupils and teachers. Mr. Denny has done much in and out of the classroom. He has been a fine teacher and a respected person in the hearts of many people. ll :fine SQ- -Qf ...V 1. f. .,. gg: - i Tiif Ii igufflsm AH! -..M wg: it ar.:-nw .2 - M ff-vw 'MMM ' f , HBV -ff' 'GI' Ev 4... 7 ' .,.. - N- . ' . - . '3' .... -- . .. ., -: Mu' .5 i 'NN iG M' ' 5. .. 11 ... ' az' fi -E .,.s5: ?5flJ '.:S ,. ' 3? '? 1,.1l'i'1.:f'S .' 5 . in-ir ,f..'f':'?'Ey JM' 'H :- .. r- -M35 , 'Nik 1,1 ,,.., ,Y ., Q - AA-' . --AA - N - -A-' ,,.....,, -.SSN-Orr' - .. ...ef:..-::..:.f.v M 5- ,Nm 1:3 .,.. . -W' 1 -N. .,A...,, M,..:Hf-e..,, M , ,..':'Hff -r ' f ' '----N ,uw-marw-SH-mf--:itiT5..,,... ,Mi ., f ...,,,. -0m:m..-1ua:vSQ1uii'i3i'i5:?aT2.'1.'Z-'QQSifKe1LW-1L.,..anee6f.:iE4f ...1.,...,.fA.......r...Jg.. - 'g...1,,:.,x.,I,, ,, 'iF ' ' FRONT ROW: L to R: Eugene Housley, S. C. Cole, Tom R. Wootten. SECOND ROW: Jasper M. Griffin, J. W. Cooper, L. F. Daniell, Harry Holiday, Joseph S. Bird. I2 OFFICE STAFF !f55g44'f,t 2 if L, 2. ff. ' L- ,,:1f.,. J 7 5' ace. AL., A01 C C,.6:L,-7f1'lfZ.,.- ZFVQL 4' , w 7 Mr. Moore's Girl Friday Mrs. West spends hour upon hour as she types, files, adds, subtracts, fills out important papers, listens to all manner of student ills , compiles in- ventory sheets, etc., etc.,5 and the amazing part of the all is that she still has time and energy to be warm and friendly. We appreciate her deeply. Mrs. Kenneth Moore is indeed an important part of our school life. In addition to various office duties, she works each day in our lunch room. She calls teachers, answers calls, takes messages, writes excuses, uses of- fice machines and performs other duties too numerous to mention. 13 L UNCHROOM STA FF From left to right Qfront to backj: Mary White, Mrs. Hackney, manager5 Mrs. Cleo Wages, Pearl Price, Ruth Postell, Charlotte Kuter, Jackie I-lanes, Joyce Hannah, Charlene Bowens. Every day in the lunchroom, the students and teachers enjoy a good, nutritious, meal. It takes a tremendous amount of creativity to offer us such variety and taste. I4 CUSTODIAL STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Black, Mrs. Griffin, Mr. Grif I5 T H ld K? rv ,w, . 5 Quai, '- 2, ?W 4 .V 1,e 'amy' QQg1.8 N, wh gf jx A , EMQV, V K, U Q ,AQ A A yi . , A kt V 1 K XV, ., ,L M G, F 'Q 4 T' 5 , 4 Q S2 f .. , ,X . . , N ,R Q I . 4 if I - , Q - 2 Y , , A X ' 5 Ag J B ' 1 fi ' I1 FMR fi V' -- f ,, ' .27 kQ,,,.'x1 Qs , ky I , 2MLy,,k Q.: . Q K A., W., , 4 ' A 4 ff V f P , W, A' 'gf .M xx y, , Q L x. 3 . 9 Q' Q AQ Q, .N T, H R K 1 Q f .' ' , . 'W - ,,.f, x , Q Pij .Ng wr QV, x ', -V s i Y SKS T f 1' 1 1 2 '-Q 4? sf A Aksk 151' ,sk me 1-f wwmf,-W Fw QM ww Q1 .y Egifts 3 . ,g S . f W MJ- X re www Ng, ., i Y-X , Lf, T 1? W 'Y , - 4-., ' vs n S 1 2 F Qs Q- 1 X Q , :A A h A A , Q K 1 . V - ,sf V2 w .115 Y 1 GUIDA CE DEPARTMENT Eighth grade and ninth grade counseling is the re- sponsibility of Mrs. Tillet. Mrs. Tillet devotes much of her time and energy to guiding and instructing the eighth and ninth grades to a better education. Coming from grammar school to junior high creates many problems for Lindley's seventh grade students. Miss Anderson handles all of the tedious problems of these students. She is understanding and helpful to those students. LIBRARY The guidance department has been in full swing this year. It helped many new and confused students to find their classes and to get adjusted to the school. The guidance department, a very helpful department, tries to situate each student in his class according to his ability. The guidance department aids any student in any problem the student has. This departments gives guidance to the student in trying to find out what classes he wants to take while he is at Lindley or when he leaves to go on to high school. The counselors for Lindley are Mrs. Tillet and Miss An- derson. Mrs. Tillet is the ninth grade and eighth grade counselor. She has been the counselor to Lindley Junior High for two years. Miss Anderson is the seventh grade counselor. She teaches English and helps Mrs. Tillet anytime she is needed. We thank these ladies very much for their expert assistance and guidance. This has been one of the most important departments of the school and its activities for two years. The library is one of the main areas in the student's and teacher's school day. The library offers good books to read for enjoyment and books for reference to help the students in certain fields for reports. The library also has paper-back issues of newspapers and magazines. The library offers a quiet place to study for assignments. Although the library does not have a large number of books, the school is trying to stock it as soon as possible. Mrs. l-Iolifield, the school's librarian and Mrs. Jarrel, her assistant, try to help the student in any way they can. lt is very difficult to keep the library in shape. Mrs. Holifield came to Lindley Junior High this year but Mrs. Jarrell has taught here since the school came into operation two years ago. Mrs. Holifield was the librarian at Pebblebrook before she came to Lindley. Both of these ladies are very capable in this library area. We thank these ladies greatly for the time and effort they put forth for the library. ARTS ep CRAFTS At Lindley many students enjoy taking Arts and Crafts under Mrs. Massey, a new teacher this year. A The Arts and Crafts department is always doing different ideas in class such as melting wax to make drawings and tooth pick sculpture which provides a pleasant diversion from board work and note classes. , wt, -we N I The Arts and Crafts department is also in charge of the dec- oration in the lunchroom which is always something inter- esting that makes eating more fun. At Christmas time the Arts and Crafts room was truly the most unusually decorated of all the rooms with its designs on the windows and cleverly decorated tree. BUSI E SDEPARTMENT General Business helps student to acquire the much needed knowl- edge of the overly complicated business world. Students in general business are learning what will be required of them in the near future. In general business a person learns how to make out checks, calculate interest on loans, learn the basis funda- mentals business. Students learn how to be neat, efficent and speedy in their work under the experienced instruction of Mrs. Todd. In this advancing world a common person has to have an intential amount of business knowledge to succeed in our fast- moving, complicated and confusing world. - A .,,.. as .c . f A . is During Art Class the students under the direction of Miss Massey learn how to make and decorate many original projects, making Art Class an interesting and profitable ex- perience. s . , at ' 4 gs.. - L , ,,, . xf' Q' is-qrffkf .' gg A xml bww Mrs. Todd is the typing instruc- tor and General Business director of our school. We would like to compliment Mrs. Todd on her effective teaching ability. HUME ECO , gqi ., pp , - a... Miss Diane Tallant, head of the Home Economics department at Lindley, graduated from West Georgia Collegel She teaches both cooking and sewing. This is her second year of teaching Home Ec. Miss McCormick teaches world geography and home economics. Her major is home economics. She has a Southern accent, and this has been her first year at Lindley. She is a fine teacher and we are happy to have her in our school. 20 OMICS The Home Economics department at Lindley Junior High is designed to build better homemakers of America. The departments that are taught are Food and Nu- trition, Clothing and Textiles, Personal Family and Social Relations, Housing, Home Improvement and Home Furnishings, Personal Development, Good Grooming and Child Care. In the Foods and Nutrition department planning menus and preparing foods is the main idea that is taught. In the Clothing and Textiles department a study of the basic wardrobe, fabrics and clothes teenagers should purchase is the main activities in this depart- ment. Making yourself more attractive and acceptable is taught under Personal Relationships and getting along with yourself and others is taught under Social and Family Relationships. Under the Housing Department many items are taught. Some of them are sharing responsibilities in the care of the home, growing up economically, styles of homes, furniture, and improving the home. Finally the students study childcare. They study the pre-school children, their emotions, maturities, activities and experiences. They learn how to be an efficient baby-sitter. The teachers in the Home Economics department are Mill Tallant and Miss McCormick. In addition to the hours and hours of time and energy exerted by all of the Home Economics students, there is time for social pleasures . . . good meals! I D STRIAL ARTS Mr. Campbell teaches Industrial Arts and is highly respected by his students. In his room, it's not all work and no play, but it is not all play and no work, either. The Industrial Arts Department consists of woodwork- ing, metal shop, and mechanical drawing. The ninth grade is in woodworking, and besides learning to use hand tools, they are learning to use machines safely. They have also learned to refinish furniture and have turned out some beautiful examples of their handiwork. The eighth grade has learned to mold and form metal into objects very skillfully during metal shop. The seventh grade, taking me- chanical drawing, is learning how to use a rule and how to lay out blueprints. This department, under the able leadership of Mr. Campbell and Mr. Dye, teaches the student to use their hands and tools to make beautiful projects and to teach them skills that can be used in everyday life. The use of machines is under the direction of safety rules which are followed by the students. Mr. Dye, Industrial Arts Teacher, has a main goal of teaching the pupils to work individually to obtain his own objective. I-Ie has been very successful in doing this in this area. 1 l s l 1 5 - ,C M, S I ic' 5 s, mm 'illl ' .Q fo, cg,- ,A yi Ll s. , , , I its ..f- ' This class is learn- ing how to work with machinery and how to work together in the right manner. This is one of the best depart- ments in our school. LA GUA GE ARTS I K ' Mr. F. S. Braswell is the Head of our English department. I-le is also the Coordinator for County-wide English depart- ment. Mr. B. is one of our coLmty's busiest people, and is an expert at his job. Miss Estes teaches Grammar and Literature. She is the Counselor of the Seventh Grade Y-Teens. This 1 er first year at Lindley. Mrs. Campbell, who has given two years of her knowledge at Lindley, is preparing for her next Literature class, which she seems to enjoy. The Language Arts Department en- velops not only the study of English grammar and literature, but also reading and Spanish. This depart- ment is the largest at Lindley, and it employs nine teachers. The de- partment is drafting a syllabus to be used at all grade levels in future years. Monthly department meetings are a means of discussing problems and formulating new ideas . Emphasized in the area of grammar study are the fundamental rules of composition. The students are urged to be creative through their writingg in the upper level classes the assignments deal with abstrac- tions as well as tangibles. In the field of literature the stress is on reading and comprehending. Vocab- ulary is developed and critical analysis is introduced. Outside reading is encouraged. Some classes have joined book clubs and order as many as 200 books per month. Stu- dents are encouraged to attend local theaters in order to broaden their cultural backgrounds . One group of ninth grade students saw BAREFOOT IN THE PARK at the Municipal Theater in February. The Language Arts Department strives to enrich the student's cul- tural interests and his appreciation for his own language and literature. Miss Fields is ready to start work, but what about her class? Some students have important things in mind besides reading , ww . 23 Perhaps your conception of Miss Newton is that of a zany comedienne The description fits, but she is only an English teacher ready to instruct and laugh. Mrs. Jarrell is the teacher of seventh grade English courses. She was born at Harpersville, Alabama, and she received her degree from Jacksonville State University. Her hobbies are reading and sewing. We anticipate her return next year. During her first year at Lindley, Miss Culver, a teacher of Remedial Reading, has brightened the lives of many students. She attended Murray State University where she also received her degree in Home Economics. I 1 E1 Tora , doesn't exactly resemble the cry of an English gram- mar and literature teacher, but in this case you've been deceived Miss Hall is also a Spanish teacher and sponsor of the Spanish Club. Her main hobby is traveling which she put to use last sum- mer when she toured Spain with a group of students. She has also taken a European tour and she enjoyed it thoroughly. This summer she plans to attend the University of Mexico while she stays with a fam ily in Mexico City. 24 5 Miss Anderson's birthplace is Clarkesbury, West Virginia. She came to Georgia to graduate from Berry College. She sponsors our Miss Anderson is one of our 7th grade English in- structors. Above she helps a wildly enthusiastic class through their grammar lesson for the day. In her spare time she also doubles as a counselor. Sth grade Y-Teens. 0--1 s ss 1 1 2 in ,Q 77 Q La Grange is the town where our Miss Fields orig- inates. She graduated from Grace College. Paint- ing, playing the piano and relaxing with an inter- esting book are a few of her varied hobbies. MA TH Mrs. Crawford has been teaching many years, and we at Lindley greatly appreciate her experience, and her two years herc. She has a great knowledge of Modern Mathematics, and with this knowledge she has led her pupils toward a suc- cessful future. faq, ..rp.a Miss McReynolds has contributed greatly to Lindley's Math Depart- ment. Through her efforts she has prepared her students for their fu- ture study of Math. Mr. Brown is kept busy encourag- ing his students to study Math. His students will long remember the knowledge they gained from his efforts. The Math Department of Lindley jr. High is headed by Mrs. Crawford. She does an excellent job teaching Modern Algebra and Modern Math to the ninth and eighth grade. Another one of the students favorites is Miss jay, who is a very pleasant teacher. Miss Jay teaches the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades. Mr. Howle is in his second year at Lindley. Some students say he really knows his numbers. Mr. Howle teaches the 8th grade. Mrs. Clarke is another one of our favorite math teachers. Most of Mrs. Clarke's students appreciate the bulletin board that Mrs. Clarke has decorated in her room. Mrs. Clarke has taught 9th grade algebra at Lindley for two years . Mr. Brown teaches tradi- tional math. Mr. Brown always makes sure of understanding the math he teaches Mr. Brown teaches math to the 8th grade. If you ever walk through the east wing of Lindley jr. High School, be sure you carry your pencil and paper because you might work out a few equations on the way. Miss Jay es-.. Mr. Dillard Mr. Dillard was born in Sylva, North Carolina. He 'X graduated from Western Carolina College and ma- ' jored in math. His favorite hobby is fishing and he 's an avid sports fan. Miss Jay is a modern math teacher. She is also the Var- sity Cheerleaders sponsor. She is loved by all, her cheerleaders, and the members of the Pep Club, which SHE organized. I Mrs. Clark Mrs. Clark has taught Algebra here at Lindley for two years. She is one of the students favorite teachers, also she is a devoted algebra teacher, and also the wife of a Methodist minister. Mr. Howle Mr. Howle often referred to as the JOLLY GREEN GIANT , is one of the eighth grade math teachers here at Lindley. He has been with us for two years and has seemed to have enjoyed every minute of it. 27 MUSIC DEPARTME T in 4 Mr. Braswell Mr. Braswell has been learning and perform- ing music since he was five years old. Besides being an accomplished musician himself, he gives private lessons in voice, piano, and guitar. Affectionately known as MR. B , he is re- spected and liked by nearly all his students, despite his high standards in music. He spends most of his time with his students, whether it's teaching English or Choral or working on the annual staff . A very well ed- ucated man, he takes pride in his beliefs and actions. Mr. B likes music of all types, and is a great perfectionist in English as well as Choral. His many different moods and changing character make him very popular among all of his students He is a man whom all of his students will remember for a long time as a teacher, friend, and advisor. Ricky Wright , No, students, the figure which you Demse Duncan are gazing upon is not Mr. B . It Anything from arpeggio's to the Little Drummer is Ricky Wright who assists in the Boy may be heard resounding from the iano as the - - , P directing of the Chorus. accompanist, Denise Duncan, performs her duties, under the guidance of Mr. Braswell, the Choral teacher. 28 CFIOFUS FIRST ROW--Left to Right--syivaa Herheringfon, vicki waldmp, Rhonda Harbin, Denise Duncan, Annette Tolbert, Gloria Smith, Kristine Sparks, Donna Cordell, Kathy Waldrop, Margret Weaver, Susie Quick, Diane Bynum, Debbie Walden, Barbara Wallace. SECOND ROW--Cheryl Millsap, Sue Abernathy, Terrie Turner, Jeanie Gro- gan, Debbie Crider, Becky Ellis, Angela Bone, Shelah Barfield, Debbie Robinson, Charlene Stevenson, Debbie Downs, Sandra Steed, Judy Cox, Beverly Voyles, Patricia Greer, Robbin Holeman, Sharon Holeman, Sharon Huggins, Debbie Brook. THIRD ROW--Sue Walton, Jamie Banks, Cathy Baldwin, Marsha Brown, Karen Grambling, Peggy Williams, Belinda Childers, Sandra Brisendine, Donnie Woodam, Mickey Wright, Bruce Blackman, Ricky Wright, Gail Baker, Evelyn Skidmore, Luwana Bailey, Sandra McPhearson, Nancy Adams, Carla Woodard, Gladys Holdeen, Debra Gentry, Barbara S Shook, and Mr. Sam Braswell--Choral Director. FIRST ROW--Ivy Saffold, Don Foster, Buddy Quirouet, Kevin Cay, Keith Ivester, Joey Weese, Stanley Broome, Miss Tippens. SECOND ROW--David Hood, David Payne, Ricky Cannon, John Sheffield, Ken Lewis, Ricky Wright, Ronnie Sears, Scott Brown. THIRD ROW--Deborah Massengale, Cindy Tucker, Sheila Cochran, Susan Turner, Linda Turnipseed, Karen Gaddis, Kathy Newman, Judy McClung, Susan Blore, Kristine Sparks, Gwen, Rooks, Wayne Morgan. FOURTH ROW--Beth Dewberry, Faye Saffold, Jeri Huggins, Cheryl McDaniel, Karen Ellison, Dennis Brantley, Paul Ballard, Bill Otwell, Kenny Sosebee, Dennis Stephens. FIFTH ROW--Mark Leffers, Chris Branton, Larry Powers, Daryl McDaniel, David Feltman, Wayne Hurst, Marty Norris. SIXTH ROW--Kathy Salters, Jeff Huggins, Allen Culpepper, David Crawford, Hal Wallace, Dwight Bearden, Ken Akins, Robert Dukes. PHYSICAL ED UCA TION - Coach Cuddy has helped in our Physical Fitness Plan for two years. He is known as a very cheerful person by all the students he teaches. We think that he is a splendid teacher. 30 The physical education department is one of the most important de- partments of our school. Although not taken by every student in the school, it is taken as an elective by much of the student body. Coaches Cuddy, Turk, and McCord instruct the boys, while Miss Lind- sey and Mrs. Cole instruct the girls. Physical education is very important. If a person is not phy- sically fit, he is not capable of doing his best mentally or socially. During the physical education class, the boys do such things as push-ups jumping-jacks, and leg-lifts. Dur- the summer the boys compete among themselves in outdoor sports, such as softball and football. Dur- ing the winter, they do exercises in the gym and play basketball, and wrestle. In the summer months, the girls receive their physical fit- ness by doing various exercises to stimulate the continued growth of strong and healthy bodies. Softball and soccer are enjoyed by the girls. During the winter months they do exercises in the gym, engaging in innumerable activities which are de signed to further stimulate physical fitness. -1 141.1 ..f l Coach McCord is the girl's basketball coach and is also a football coach. If you ever see him he is al ways wearing his bright yellow pants. Coach Mc- Cord is a graduate of Auburn University. lili-a.a. Miss Lindsey lived and graduated in Mississippi. She is a former Skyview Grammar school teacher before coming to Lindley. She is very ath19tiC1ly inclined outside of school, and enjoys extracurricular activities. She is presently one of the P.E. instructors for the girls. This 3rd period Physical Education class is where some girls await their turn at the tumbling mat. Here Mrs. Cole is showing a girl how to tumble. Mr. Shepherd teaches seventh, S CIE Mr. Hollifield teaches ninth grade biology and physical science. His students know him as a serious and dedi- cated teacher. His outside interests include hunting and fishing. This is Mr. Hollifield's second year at Lindley. CE The Science Department consists of physical science, general science, and biology. The seventh and eighth graders are taking general science, and the ninth graders are divided into two sections, physical science, and biology with the more advanced students taking biology. General science consists of a study in generalized form of all of the sciences, touching on the basic propon- ents individual to and characteristic of the various sciences. Physical science deals with the natural sciences. In physical science, students learn the natural elements, chemistry, and constituents of the atmosphere. Biology is the study of all living things. Biology teaches the students the processes of the living cell, plant and animal growth and reproduction, and the reasons that man is superior to other living things. The goals of the various sciences are to teach the students how to answer a problem by experimen- tation, to acquire basic principles of science, to introduce worthwhile hobbies, to introduce occupa- tions in the field of science, to answer questions about the universe, to teach students how to form their own ideas, to acquaint students with outstand- ing scientists and to give the students a foundation for further education in the fields of science. xfgu eighth, and ninth grade science. He is one of the sponsors of the Beta Chi Junior Hi-Y. Mr. Connor teaches seventh grade science. His home state is Tennessee. He graduated from Bethel College in McKenzie, Ten- nessee. He enjoys bot.h hunting l and golf. 32 iii Q Yr g , Q N ,,.,. V Q! Mr. Ragsdale teaches General Science. Instead of just studying the book word by word, he conducts interesting experiments which give the pupils a good background for further science courses. In science, teaching by experimen- tation gives the students a good idea and it expresses a thought better than words. L ,-- -u-5 nf' ,--1 A new face at Lindley, Miss Drisco arrived at the beginning of the second semester. She teaches seventh and eighth grade General Science courses. Her goal is to give the students a promising future in the science field. 33 SOCIAL STUDIE Mr. Sullivan, personable and capable, is a most un- tiring teacher. He is duly recognized by his students as being fully aware of their needs, and he tries to fulfill their needs as he is capable of doing so. , Mr. Hardy is a large link in our Social Studies Department. He is the director of the department and the sponsor of the Beta Club. There are six teachers of Social Studies, Mr. Hardy, Mrs. Turk, Mr. Sullivan, Miss McMackin, Miss McCormick, and Mr. Robertson. These experienced teachers give their students the best in Social Studies education. They contribute greatly to the knowledge of the stu- dents at Lindley. Social Studies, being a major sub- ject, requires a number of teachers of the highest caliber. These teachers certainly fulfill these re- quirements. They are teachers which we are proud of and are very grateful to for their services to the school and to the student body. We think that this year's Social Studies Department is of if not the best in the Cobb County System, and that they should be commended for the fine job they are doing. Mr. Robertson, who is outstanding in his field of Social Studies, is al- so sponsor of the Student Council, which proves him to be willing to help his students. 34 We Mr. Robertson explains the importance of the French and Indian War while his class pays close attention to these interesting tidbits of information. Miss MacMackin finds it very amus- ing as she goes through her world geography book looking for an assignment for her next period class. S ntlfi . is u 4.2 5 1531315 1 i 11 in 11 Mrs. Turk, eighth and ninth social studies teacher, points out some important facts concerning Georgia. Maps such as the one pictured, and illustrations available in all social studies rooms, help her to make her discussions more interesting. 4-si 35 4-H CL UB Left to Right: Donnie Boswell, boys Vice-Presi- Left to Right: Jerry Aboussleman--Treas- dentg Jerome Smith, Reporterg Connie Holcomb, urerg Sharon Miller--Girls Vice-Presidentg girls Vice-Presidentg Cheryl McDaniel, Presidentg Windy Jackson--Presidentg Marty Norris-- Paul Campbell, Secretary. Secretaryg Larry Ivester--Boy's Vice-Presi- dent. The Georgia 4-H Club started 1967 off with a, Make Georgia Beautiful , month in January. The 4-I-l'ers have been adding to the beauty of our state by planting trees and shrubs along sidewalks and around schools and public buildings. MAKE THE BEST BETTER The club members have been giving demonstrations from their projects at the club meetings in school. The first place winners go to the County Project Achievement to compete against people in their project areas and if they win they get an expense paid trip to Rock Eagle 4-I-l Center to compete against people in their district. The District winners go to State Congress to battle against winners from the five districts in Georgia. The hard-working few that win in State Congress go to National Congress in Chicago. The 4-I-I Club builds tomorrow's leaders from today's young people, through working and leading people of their own age. 37 WORK... K f :---, . A, V 1 ' IMII ,.v- :- - - ...E A WORK... Without Ed Acree, the Editor of this year's Raider , and Jeri Huggins, the Assistant Editor, most mem- bers of the annual staff would have spent many lost hours trying to understand their tasks. They uncom- plainingly gave their time and talents toward a NNUAL STAFF Bd Acree .... . . . Editor Jeri Huggins . . . . . . Assistant Editor Kevin Gay ........ Art Editor Sue Figura ......... Artist Deborah Whitlock .... Micky Wright ...... Don Foster Eddie Abate. . . . . Karron Ellison . . . . . Lynn Henslee ....... Mark Leffers ....,.. Deborah Massengale . . . Judy McClung ...... Buddy Quirouet ....,. Ronnie Sears. . . . . . Kristine Sparks ....i. Artist A rt ist Layout Editor Layout Layout Layout Layout Layout Layout Layout Layout Layout Judy Vincent ...... Layout Becky Whitlock ..... Layout David Feltman . ..... Chief Photographer Steve Bryant . . . . . . Photographer Ricky Wright . . . . . . Proofreading Editor Mike Gough. . . . . Denise Duncan ...... Elfrida Fallaw ...... Gayle Richardson ..... Libby Skinner ....... Lois Steed ..... .... Ricky Wright . . . . . . Chip Carlton . . . . . . Sports Editor Subscriptions Subscriptions Subscriptions Subscriptions Subscriptions Subscriptions Head Writer ,mv MORE WORK Y Stax ax .. HA VE MADE THIS ANNUAL K K N-Maggy, ,ui ww 4, Q. Xj - . ! 1' 5 Q' 1555? . A I ' 4 W 1 ' is 1 if ,, Q . . Ni if A REALITY 'Nw' TRB S WM Y l ' I 'S 3 fm , xl A SX ' is ...-..-.,..-Q-..w.-Q..-MWwm,....w .eg '- Q s L H , .QX A . A H ,E X 4 'A A 5 f fx Aa, A M 2 . Q ki x. T. Q f , ..-... I l Q9 1 , A ' fm, ,DEQ -. LONG, TIRING HOURS HA VE THEIR LIGHTER MOMENTS TO O!! Z. Left to Right FIRST ROW--Miss Newton, sponsor, John Sheffield, Steve Townsend, Donnie Boswell, Jan Nix, Cyndie Trewhilt, Ken Lewis, Tommy Gillam. SECOND ROW--Ronnie Dorsey, Jimmy Jenkins, Larry Brackett, Paskal Armstrong, Phillip Bil- ler, Randall Brock, Richard Puller, Buddy Quirouet, Patricia Greer. THIRD ROW: Johnny Chastain, Bobbie Pitts, Vicki Johnson, Joe Floyd, Chris Branton, Mike Gough, Windy Jackson, Stephen McDaniel, Barbara Jenkins. FOURTH ROW--Judy McClung, Belinda Childers, Vickie Humphries, Judy Cox, Camille Reynolds, Darlene Layton, Betty Bennette, Barbara Biller. FIFTH ROW--Pat Hannah, Kristine Sparks, Chery Mc- Daniel, Donna Freeman, Shiela I-lamby, Connie Holcomb, Denise Thomas, Sherry Ashcraft, Margie Word, Vivian Womack. Dmmatics Club Although the Dramatics Club has been at Lindley Jr. High for only one year, it has accomplished a great deal. It has from forty to fifty members, made up of seventh, eighth and ninth graders. The club has been very active throughout the school year. They presented a successful one-act drama titled Vacation On The Moon to the Lindley P.T.A. during American Education Week. The dramatics group also had a money-raising projects, sponsoring a soc-hop in January which was most successful, One of the biggest undertaking by any club was accomplished most professionally by this group, the presentation of the play, The Glass Menagerie . The play was pro- well, a teacher who has several years of professional stage performances to his credit. Q The Dramatics Club was organized to get young people interested in live drama and to give them practical knowledge of what the theatre really is. Left to right: Donnie Bos- well, Cyndie Trewhilt, Miss Newton, Steve Town- send, Kay Fouts. duced by Miss Marie Newton, Sponsor of the club, and was directed by Mr. Bras- l 41 Student Council nk, f . 1.112 fw2QQ.i? ?K ik,3'kLHT C '95 WU . news ,, , 1' if W, Q.: -T fl- ' FIRST ROW: Jackie Stanley. . . Parl., Kenny Sosebee . . . Sec., Steve Beard . . Pres., Mike Sewell . . . Vice Pres., Scott Thompson . . . Treas. SECOND ROW: Sponsors, Mr. Shepard, Miss Culver, Mr. Robertson. FIRST ROW--Jimmy Morris, Kerry Branton, Frank Hodges, David Hood, Steve Payton, Ricky Wood. SECOND ROW--Jackie Stanley, Kenny Sosebee, Steve Beard, Mike Sewell, Scott Thompson. THIRD ROW--Sherry Tumlin, Sharon Callier, Sharon Ballinger, Ginger Knight, Sue Figura, Beth Dewberry, Karen Pugh, Susan Baxter, Valeria Townsend, Debra Crider, Darleen Clyburn, Paige Walker, Angela Bone, Barbara Lemmond, Connie Freeman. FOURTH ROW--Chip Carlton, Steve Fulton, Eddie Abate, Sid MacDougal, Ronnie Wheeler, Jimmy Morris, Carol Wheeler, Lois Steed, Kathy Parris. 2:1 . Q :..gw A 5 FIRST ROW: Sharon Collier, Kathy Parris, Ginger Knight, Lois Steed, 81 Sherry Tumlin. SECOND ROW: Steve Beard, Sid MacDou- gal, Chip Carlton, Steve Fulton, Eddie Abate, 61 Ricky Wood. TOP L--R: Ronnie Wheeler, Mike Sewell, Scott Thompson, Jimmy Morris, Jackie Stanley, Kenny Sosebee, David Hood, Sz Kerry Branton. BOTTOM: Sue Figura, Karen Pugh, Susan Baxter, Valerie Townsend, Beth Dewberry. Aw W hid hw' i5 The Student Council is the link between the students of Lindley junior High and our principal Mr. Moore. The Student Council lets pupils exercise the right of participating in the governing of the fellow stu- dents by placing decision-making practices as to codes of ethical behavior as much in the hands of the students as is feasibly pos- sible. The Student Council sponsors many activities such as the Christmas Dance, Slave Day , and other such activities, both social and governmental, as it is necessary and desirable for the continuing of the councils role in the life of the school. Sponsors of the Student Council are Mr. Robertson, Miss Culver, and Mr. Shepherd. lst ROW: Connie Freeman, Angela Bone, Darleen Clyburn, Sharon Ballinger, Paige Walker. 2nd ROW: Barbara Lamrnond, Steve Payton, Jimmy Morris, Frank Hodg Debra Crider, Carol Wheeler. CS mf Student Council at work. La Vz'a'a en Espana . . . The purpose of the Spanish Club is to give students a better background concerning the cultures of Spanish-speaking countries. We have invited an exchange student, who is attending Pebblebrook, to speak to us concerning her way of life in Paraguay. Plans are being made to attend Los Bailes Espanoles , a variety show con- sisting of Spanish guitar music, singing and dancing. Movies of the cities in Spain will be shown in February. Various students will be giving talks to the club members on rele- vant topics studied out of class. The club plans to have a recognition day in May to celebrate Pan American Day, a fiesta day in many Spanish-speaking countries. J- A BACK ROW, left to right: Sid McDougal, Sheila Queen, Wayne Morgan, Kaye Fouts, Tommy Maupin, Steve McDaniel, Greg Presnel, David Adamson, Ken Lewis, Barry Long, Mike Ballenger, Roger Ballenger, Terry Turner, Mike Williams, Ivy Saffold, Frank Talor, Mark Leffers, Billy Brumbelow, Gayle Richardson, Lynn Speed, Wally Summers, Ronnie Sears, Marty Norris, Elfrieda Fallow, Ricky Wood, Lee Cogburn, Ken Akin, Dwight Bearden, Larry Finch, Daryl McDaniel, John Sheffield, David Feltman. O O O 4 The Slbanislz Way q'LW'J SFAS? Left to right: Miss Hall, sponsorg Ricky Wood, presidentg Sheila Queen, secretaryg Daryl McDaniel, vice president5 Terry Turner, treasurer 45 JU 1012 BETA CLUB 0 ir ON! 5 'P E 4' v sfx BETA CLUB MEMBERS: Pan Alexander, Susan Atcheson, William Austin, Gail Baker, Greg Bartlett, Angelia Bone, Dennis Barantley, Scott Brown, Christine Carter, Johnny Clemun, Darleen Clyburn, Joyce Crawkshaw, Theresa Elliott, Ricky Fargasun, David Farmer, Donna Freeman, Doyle Gamblin, Kerri Herring, Phyllis Holluman, Janet Jorman, Elaine Kitchens, Bruce Kypta, Barbara Lemmond, Steve Loner, Bertie Maxwell, Kathy McCain, Pam McClu.ng, Keith Mitchell, Kathy Olvey, Bill Otwell, Steve Peyton, Ronnie Phillips, Myra Sanders, Karen Spencer, Cyndie Trewhitt, Sherry Tumlin, Linda Turnip- seed, Judy Vincent, Paige Walker, Donne West, Carol Wheeler, Debbie Wil- liams, Peggy Williams, Terry Wood. 46 JUNIQR BETA CL UB OFFICERS Kerri Herring--Treasurerg Jimmy Morris--Vice Presidentg Jackie Stanley--Presidentg Jeri Huggins --Secretaryg and Debbie Brewer --Parliamentarian. The Lindley junior Beta Club is a member of the National Beta Club . There are forty- five members in the Lindley Beta Club. The purpose of the Beta Club is to encourage effort and reward merits among the students of the junior grades of the public schools, and to promote those qualities of character that make good citizenship in the school community. This year the Beta Club has sponsored many activities. They sponsored a sock-hop, they sold Stanley Products. They also sponsored a Tacky -Day , since it was a success last year The sponsors are Mr. Hardy and Miss Mc- Reynolds. They have both been at Lindley for the past two years and have sponsored the Beta Club for two years. They have done a very good job in helping and supervising the Beta Club. They both have put forth much effort in spon- soring this club. 47 OUR 7th GRADE T-TEE MEMBERS Sponsors: Miss McMackin Mrs. Estes Nancy Adams Susan Atcheson Lawana Bailey Gail Baker Linda Barrett Beverly Clackum Darleen Clyburn Joyce Crankshaw Deborah Crider Beverly Dotson Phyllis Dodgen Debbie Douns Diane Elsner Donna Englett Connie Freeman Elizabeth Gardner Tenia Gosnell Karen Gramling Robin Holeman Sharon Johnson Terri Johnson Susan Postell Janet Jorman Christy Roberson Myra Sanders Evenlyn Skidmore Diane Spears Ginger Spears Charlene Stevenson Debbie Thigpen Jujuan Thom as Terri Turner Wanda Waldrop Donna West Peggy Williams Debbie Wilson Seventh Grade Y Teens Officers BACK ROW Left to Right: Mrs. McMackin, Gail Baker, Debbie Downs, Debbie Wilson, Nancy Adams, Myra Sanders, Mrs. Estes. FRONT ROW: Diane Elsner, Terry Turner, Janet Jorman, Donna West. THE Y-TEENS The Y-Teens, this past Christmas, did much for the boys in Viet Nam. They sent the boys over-seas candy, books, food, and letters. The Y-Teens try to spread cleaner Christian living throughout this school and out of school. The Y-Teens plans to take a trip to the rest home this coming Spring. This group will do much and has done much for many people in our community and school. The feeling of many people around your and my community is if our school had more club and organizations like the Y-Teens it would be a better place to live. This club is worth supporting in many people's opinion and we hope you will support them when it is necessary. They are a clean, worthwhile, happy group that is willing to help you and me. 48 HI-2' Last year the boys of the Hi-Y at Lindley voted for the name Beta Chi junior Hi-Y. Mr. Siler, no longer at Lindley started from scratch to form the club. The Hi-Y had a softball team and won all of their games. The games were played against other clubs. This year Mr. Sheppard and Mr. Connor have done an excellent job with the Hi-Y. The members of the Hi-Y and Mr. Connor, and Mr. Sheppard are doing all they can to make the Hi-Y a great organization for the future students of Lindley. A scrapbook has been kept by the club secretary along with the min- utes of each meeting. The Beta Chi Hi-Y is affiliated with the YMCA of Marietta. Someone may ask these questions: What does a person achieve by being a member of the Hi-Y or the YMCA? Isn't the Hi-Y all work and no play? Most of the members of the Hi-Y would tell you that what they achieve is a feel- ing, a feeling that they have helped others . Wendy Jackson--Pres Larry Powers--Vice Pres Scott Thompson--Sec.3 Donnie Wil son--Treas.g Larry Je kms Chaplain HIV I DUSTRIAL ART CLUB The Industrial Arts Club of Lindley Jr. High School was organized to help stress the importance of ac- quiring the knowledge and learning the skills of working with one's hands and working with many different types of machinery. The world is ad- vancing, and with this advancing come the neces- sity of knowing how to build, and repair machin- ery. This, to many people, is a way to make a living. There are many skilled jobs in the field of industrial management. The Industrial Arts Club was organized from a fine department in om' school, and we hope it will continue to be a fast growing club. GROUP OFFICERS FRONT ROW: to R.j: Mr. Dye, Sponsor, Ricky Helms, Sec., R. B.Dolan, Treas., Mr. Campbell, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Marion Dixon, Sergeant-at- Arms, Mike Sewell, Pres., Steve Tolar, V. Pres., Phil Foster, Sergeant-at-Arms. Ninth grade: Robert Bolemen, R. B. Dolan, Steve Bryant Robert Fry, Tannis Garner, Phil Foster, Hal Wallace, Mike Rinehart, Martin Bergie, Don Foster, Levi Hackney, Ronnie Sanders, Darrell Traylar, Robert Peterson, Greg Yeason, Eddie Turnipseed, Mike Smith, Walter Herring, Tim O'Shields, Kim Gardner, Brad Yarborough, Mike Stephena, Marion Dixon, Warren Buckley, Larry Jenkins, Tony Harrelson, Harry Yearwood, Johnny Huggins, Barry Mann, Ricky Helms, Chip Carlton, Dennis Stevens, Mike Harrison, Ricky Denson, Keith Jenkins, Anthony Bell, Marshall Pruitt, Doug Frost. Eighth grade: Aron Eaton, Steve Dodd, Jimmy Morris, Kelly Willingham, David Garrison, Ricky Fargason, Scott Walker, Ricky Cannon, Steve Williams, Mike Carr, Buddy Shaw, Ronnie Carter, Donald Vandiver, Jimmy Sight, Mike Aboussel- man, Johnny Stephens, Danny Daughty. Seventh grade: David Waldrop, Randy Freeman, Kenny Wood, Frankie Prince, Steve Payton, Ralph Miller, Ricky Darby, Mike Williams, Steve Loner, Eddie Wallace, Jimmy Gunter, Garry Porter, Charles Austin, Randy Peters, Billy Eithe- ridge, William Austin, Scott Adams, Terry Askea, Mike Owens, Mark Adkisson, Dwight Blair, Danny Shell, Billy Dennington, Ronnie Phillips, Terry Wood, Greg Bartlett, Bruce Kypta, Greg Johnson, Robert Haley, Doyle Gambl- ing, Mike Bradford, Mike Foster, Don Smith, Mike Helms Gary Sanders, David Farmer, Randy Bradford, Grady Shel- ton, Ricky Moore, Tommy Daniel, Tony Tantum, Wayne Brown, Barry Whaley, Johnny Hamilton, David Wade, Trentis Wilson, Ricky Sexton, Jim Parrett, Don Holbrook, Mac McMurtney, Jack Martin, Robert Brown, David Harris, Gary Petty, Dennis Duncan, Glenn Duncan, Ricky Dees, Jeffery Carson. GROUP Y. 50 meme. -W lm, f 15 xg ' Q PEP CLUB Left to Right, FIRST ROW--Karen Coffee, Luwana Bailey, Kathy Salter, Cindy Tucker, Becky Whitlock, Judy McClung, Kathy Newman, Susan Blore, Claudia Jorman, Wanda Rogers, Vicki Snell. SECOND ROW--Elaine Kitchens, Pam Kelley, Pat Hughes, Trudy Whitfield, Jamie Banks, Candy Jordan, Kathy Pittman, Wanda Smith Sandy Lindsey, Pam Alexander, Glenda Fowler, Karen Lewis. THIRD ROW--Vicki Adair, Charlene Stevens, Debbie Downs, Debra Robinson, Debra Mauldin, Lucy Acree, Elaine Hamrick, Janet Jarman, Darlene Clyborne Donna Blanchard, Kristine Carter. FOURTH ROW--Gina Walker, Lynn Henslee, Mike Thigpen, Barbara Reece, Angie Vaughn, Donnie Boswell, Connie Halcomb, Wanda Sanders, Georgianna Woods, Sherry McDaniel. FIFTH ROW- -Ronnie Wilkerson, Billy Head. The Lindley jr. High Pep Club was 'S organized to promote school spirit and to support the activities of the A and B teams cheerleaders . '- Members have worked with the Booster C1ub in an effort to raise money for the newly acquired stadium. -Q. The club has attended both away and home games in support of the basketball and football teams and has done much to contribute to the school spirit of the stu- dent body. The Pep Club's sponsor is Miss Jay. 5' X FHA Officers--Georgianna Woods, Wanda Sanders, Carolyn Roach, Cindy Adams, Susan West, Patricia Payne. Miss McCormick. FIRST ROW--Libby Skinner, Pam Kelly, Nancy Hannah, Debbie Freeman, Vicke Johnson, Marilyn Hewett, Angela Barber, Peggy Allen, Theresa Weber, Diane Bynum, Glenda Fowler. SECOND ROW--Elaine Kitchens, Debra Donahue, Sherry Thomas, Teresa Dodd, Nancy Vickers, Barbara Par- tain, Patricia Huber, Margo Pope, Martha Singley, Kay Lanford, Maureen Cleapor, Pat Calahand. THIRD ROW--Patricia Mills, Cathy Brisendine, Diane Hayes, Ruby Jordan, Bertie Maxwell, Debra Massengale, Karron Ellison, Katie Bailey, Connie Estep, Gail Ethridge, Sue Fugara, Regina Floyd. FOURTH ROW--Mary Lee Hamil, Linda Turnip- seed, Sheila McMichen, Trudy Whitfield, Patty Hanley, Patsy Harmon, Cathy Hughes, Sue Stanford, Candy Jordan, Cindy Tucker, Jeri Huggins, Debbie Brock. FIFTH ROW --Rita Watson, Debra Queen, Tezann Sallee, Debbie Wages, Debbie Brewer, Debbie Garmon, Nancy Price, Jannette West, Connie Tutton, Paulette Anderson. The FHA stands for Future I-Iomemakers of America. Only those girls in the 8th XAQMAKEQX and 9th grades who are taking Home Ec. QC' Qc may join. This year the FHA members Q, ' YZ' attended the Southeastern Fair. At 3' rn Christmas the girls made cookies and S M gr i 2 candy and delivered them to the Methodist u. ' .+A 3, Children's Home. The FHA members 6 Y lg have planned a fashion show for later in 44 ' oe the year. Those girls wishing to, may 4410 ,Xxx work to earn their Junior Degree this NEW YW year. At one meeting the girls per- formed a skit on table manners. The FHA members cooked cakes for the Hobo Supper . The FHA sponsors are Miss Tallant and Miss McCormick. 52 PA TR OL TOP ROW: fl.. to RJ: Chris Lock, Sammy Buice, David Spears, Carl Wallace, Larry Ivester, Rena Fowler, Georgianna Woods, Debra Queen, Susan Wiley. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Finch, Edwin Eithe- ridge, Jill Heath, Regina Walker, Elfrieda Fallow, Jeri Huggins, Susan West, Angela Barber, Dale Fielder. BOTTOM ROW: Dean Johnson, Judy Brewer, Barbara Partain, Joyce Crankshaw, Patty Childers, Pam McMlung, Debbie Richardson, Paula Donehoo, Mary Lee Hamil. The Lindley Patrols are com- prised of students who uphold high standards of behavior at all times. The students who were chosen to be patrols were picked by the faculty and bus drivers. Their jobs per- tain to teaching and reminding students of careful safety habits. It is a great help to students and faculty when in the morning they can get safely to their rooms without confus- ion. The patrols assist in seating the student body dur- ing assembly. The patrol sponsors are Miss Tallant, Miss Drisko, and Coach Cuddy. They have done a very fine job in helping to insure the safety of the school grounds. Lindley is proud of its patrols and is appreciative of the work they do. 53 ..4f FIRST ROW: Patricia Mills, Paige Walker, Debbie Wilson, Cindy Truit, Betty Jo Stanton, Phillis Dodgen. SECOND ROW: Susan Aticheson, Debbie Wright, Robert Brawn, Karen Spencer, Kerri Herring, Carol Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Gail Ballard, Connie Freeman, Nannette Watkins, Keith Mitchell, Mike Morris. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Nash, John Shell, Ken Rakestraw, Thomas Carr. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Cass, Ralph Miller, Lester Humphries, James Jenkins, Jimmy I-Ialcornb. BEGINNERS BAND Beginner and Intermediate Band INTERMEDIATE BAND FIRST ROW: Barbara Lemmond, Roxanne Wood, Pamela Alexander, Shelly Armstrong, Barbara Palmer, Carol Bush. SECOND ROW: Emory Briard, Briant Lindsay, Randy Nabors, Clifford Vaugh, Ronnie Wheeler, Jackie Stanley. THIRD ROW: Karen Gay, Phillis Holloman, Lon Fitch, Roger Fortner, FOURTH ROW: Chuck Jackson, Jimmy Morris, James Armstrong, John Norris, Kerry Branton. FIFTH ROW: Tommy Quinn, Charles Turner, Larry Ivester, Miss Tippens. lm., MISS CHRISTMAS KA THQ' PARRIS Left to right: Sue Morris, Kathy Parris, Steve Beard, Mr. Robertson. Soil is . af' K . Q fe af .., ? Second Runner-up, Sharon Third Runner-up, Vivian Ballenger, escorted by Ken Womack, escorted by Mike Hall. Sewell. 56 CHRISTMAS DA N CE Lindley junior High School Student Coun cil sponsored a Christmas semi -formal December 20, 1966. The Coachmen played for the dance. The dance was held in the school cafeteria. The cafeteria was decorated with red, white, and blue candy canes, and white crepe paper balls were hanging from the ceiling. The climax of the evening came when Mr . Robertson, head of the student council, crowned Kathy Parris as the new Christmas Queen, and pre- sented her with a bouquet of roses. Steve Beard escorted the new queen. Kathy had a court consisting of, the second runners-up, Vivian Womack, who was escorted by Mike Sewell, and Sharon Ballenger, who was escorted by Ken Hall. The many teachers, as well as the stu- dents who came, had fun. ,L YI f' 7 X Q gills CN,., 3 1 45, ' 1 Q V X .Axfv gf , - 21, A 5 f f , T gr 3: ., . E W X ' ff' N S fi' 1 E- W - Q T K y m A, J. 5 , ,,.,, ,+ 3 SCORES FOOTBALL TEAA4 66 x. . O,,O Ji- ,N , Y X a 4 Mike Awtrey Steve Beard Chris Brannon Guard End Halfback Jon Bro Steve Bryant M D ion F 11b k Guard Tackle CC We Are the Raiders 5 Ig , X Q f M 4 G ' W .X f A , . x - ,A V . 'E 3 K Q . - Q a. i J Ronald Driskell Dennis Duncan ' A1-lin Eason Tackle Guard Fullback kfkki I qyyy IL, x S 'D f E 1 . o 5 3 Steve Fulton Mike Gough Tony Haynie End End Haliback - Zfl , - . A X Billy Honea Johnny Huggins Daryl McDaniel Guard Guard Halfback The Raiders Are We ' f ? f- Q ' i tt it P Sid McDougal Jimmy Morris Tony Parker Halfback Guard Guard fig A . 1 2 , li G in ' 5 ' PN ' i Q Robert Peterson David Pugh Mike Sewell Halfback Guard Guard FIRST ROW: L. to R.: Daryl McDaniel, Kelly Willingham, Greg Yeason, Billy Honea, Tony Parker, Marion Dixion, Robert Peterson, Mike Awtrey, David Pugh, Dennis Duncan. SECOND ROW: Jackie Stanley, Sid McDugal, Ronald Driskell, Mike Gough, Dennis Stevens, Ronnie Wheeler, Johnny Huggins Scott Thompson, Steve Beard, Tony Haynie. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Bill Hayes, Jon Brown, Chris Branton, Steve Tolar, Mike Sewell, Terry Turner, Steve Fulton, Steve Bryant, Arlin Eason, Jimmy Morris, Mgr. David Feltman. 62 e -A Inlg .Q Q W P 1 'Y' xx S- , W- 5 N b , New 1, 5 ,.,, I li 3 ' . Jackie Stanley Dennis Stephens Scott Thompson Quarterback End Fullback S. l W n t Eonn , Q x t K, Q A l x W I Us Steve Tolar Terry Turner Ronnie Wheeler Guard Quarterback Center Kelly Willingham Greg Yason I'-Ialfback Guard 63 Varsiey Cheerleaders Captain- - Sharon Collier Co- Captain- -Ginger Knight Sponsor- - Miss J ay If you have ever cheered your school on to victory in freezing rain with several inches on the field or felt a surge of pride because your aching muscles proved that you had given Li.ndley your support, then you know what it means to be a Lindley cheer- leader. These eight girls have contributed much to the hustle and bustle of ac- tivities around the school. The par- ticipation given to the chicken din- ner sponsored by the Lindley Booster Club, the decoration of the hallswith posters telling you when and where the games will be and others are all a part is the cheerleaders efforts to encourage enthusiasm and school spirit into the school life. Much is done by them which is not known by the student body. This in- cludes the hours spent preparing for the pep rallies on those few scattered Fridays. It is thought that cheerleaders have the excuse of not having enough time for work and assignments. This is far from the truth. They have to have a B average. If this is not maintained, then you are no longer on the squad. The cheerleaders have had a good year, but much of the credit is to be given to Miss Jay. She has been a tremendous sponsor and a great person to work with. CC JJ Team Cheerleaders If Captain- - Vicki Johnson Co- Captain- - Carolyn Roach Sponsor- - Miss McCormick FRONT ROW, I.. to R.--Donna West, Carolyn Roach, Libby Skinner, BOTTOM ROW--Angela Barber, Trudy Whitfield, Linda Turnipseed, Vicki Johnson, Shelia McMichen. 65 The B-Team cheerleaders is a group of nine girls consisting of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders. On Tuesdays and Thurs- days they stay after school for two hours and practice. The uniforms consist of a black and white houndstooth check skirt, with a black vest monogramed with J.l..l-I. There is also a white blouse underneath the vest and they wear white knee socks with white tennis shoes. This is the first year of cheering for every girl on the squad and this is due to a fine sponsor, Miss McCormick. These girls deserve the support of the entire stu- dent body because of the tremendous job they have done this year. Sharon Collier Captain l Shirlgf .lllaulclin Varsiyr Cheerleaders Ginger Knight C 0- Captain Mari'b1n Hewett Gr-W-eat . X K. , '-X. 1 4: - x Susan West Bobbie Pitts Cindy Adams Debra 1' arborough Debbie Freeman-1966 Homecoming Queen 1 4 HA Fmt atLz'na'!Q1 E H 0mec0mz'ng The homecoming queen for the Lindley Junior High School year of sixty-six and sixty-seven was Debbie Freeman. Homecoming is a big and wonderful affair at any school and it was at Lindley. Debby was the first homecoming queen for Lindley Junior High School. She was choosen to be the homecoming queen by the students. The queen and her court consisted of five students. They are as fol- lows: Kerri Herring, Debbie Darby, Carolyn Roach, Sherry Tumblin, and the queen, Debbie Freeman. The escorts were Kenny Sosebee, Larry Powers, R. B. Dolan, Ed Acree, and Larry Ivester. The students elected Debbie during the homeroom periods before the homecoming. No one knew who the queen was until the night of the game. Lindley played Marietta at the homecoming and Lindley stomped Marietta twenty to seven. There was a very large crowd of Lindley supporters at the homecoming. At half-time the winning girl was announced and the large crowd let out a terrific scream. The principal Mr. Kenneth Moore crowned Debbie and presented the roses to her. The cheerleaders surrounded Debbie with congratulations and kisses. The sponsors of the homecoming were Mrs. Cole and Mr. Robertson. Many thanks should be given to these people because they gave up a lot of their time and effort in working and rehearsing with the queen, her court, and the escorts. 69 FIRST ROW left to right, 7th Grade, Kerri Herring 8th Grade, Debbie Darby 9th Grade Carolyn Roach Queen, Debbie Freeman, 9th Grade Sherry Tumblrn SECOND ROW escorts Kenny Sosebee Larry Powers, R. B. Dolan Ed Acree Larry Ivester B O T S VA RSI TT SCORES BOTTOM ROW: QL. to R.j L, Powers, W. Hurst, K. Sosebee, R. Peterson, J. Grindstaff, W. Jackson, J Floyd. TOP ROW: R. Chandler, A. Eason, C. Carlton, F. Stone, D. Wilson, T. Turner, P. Flowers, Coach Turk. 70 Chip Carlton Ramond Chandler Arlin EEISOH Phillip Flowers Joe Floyd Jack Grindstaff Bill Hayes Wayne Hurst Windy Jackson 71 Robert Peterson Larry Powers Ken Sosebee Freddie SYODC Terry Turner Donnie Wilson 72 B- Team Bays Basketball BOTTOM ROW: QL. to R., Mark Kins, Ricky Sexton, Johnny Clemons, Butch Word, Donnie Woodham, Mgr. Jimmy Cass. TOP ROW: Steve Peyton, Mike Thigpen, Grady Shelton, Jerry Peterson, Johnny Hamilton, David Payne. B915 Managers Dennis Stephens Larry Jenkins 73 fag, . .. , GIRLS VARSITY FRONT ROW: L. to Right: Lois Steed, Kay Fouts, Sharon Ballenger, Kathy Salter, Kathy Poole, lla Bentley. BACK ROW: Kathy Paris, Debbie Freeman, Jeri Huggins, Sue Figura, Johnnie Bogazan, Gail Eitheridge, Coach McCord. 74 W I Sharon Ballenger Ila Bentley Johnnie Bogaean Forward Forward Guard 3-Q-4' Gail Eitheridge Sug Figura Kay Fouts Forward Guard Guard 75 Debbie Freeman Jeri Huggins Kathy Paris Guard Guard Forward Kathy Poole Kathy Salter Lois Steed Guard Guard Forward The 1966-67 Lindley Junior High School Girls basketball team had only two lettermen returning from the previous year, Kathy Parris, and Lois Steed. Kathy, has been the leading scorer for Lindley in every game we have played this year. Lois Steed has been a considerably good scorer all year. Lois gets between 8-14 poinis every game. Gail Etheridge has come on strong in the last few games to do a good job at forward. Sharon Ballenger Qa seventh graderj, has been a starter on and off all year and has done a good job despite her small size. The guards at Lindley were very inexperienced at the start of the year. Johnnie Bogozan has been our best guard game in and game out this year. Debbie Freeman, Kathy Poole, Kaye Fouts, Gail Etheridge, Sue Figura, and Jeri Huggins, have turned in good performances this year. With three games to go this year on our schedule Kathy Parris is averaging 20 pts. a game and Lois Steed is averaging ll pts. a game. 'These two girls are the captains of the 1966-67 girls team and have done a splendid job as ball players and as captains of the team. I have enjoyed working with the Cirl's Basketball team this year. They have worked hard and have never given up at any time. They have given 100170 at all times while playing regardless of the score. These girls are a good group any way you look at it. 'I'hey have been a pleasure to work with and there have been few dull moments with these girls. 76 i i Managers STEVE BEARD AND TONY HAY- NIE are the girls managers, they have helped a lot with our girls success. They took on the respon- sibility of their position and suc- ceded in doing the very best pos- sible. When the chips were down they help to build up the girls moral with a keen sense of humor and advice. They are both well liked among , the girls, also they are active in sports, they both lettered in foot- ball. They're both ninth graders and they're liked by the teachers 6: well known throughout the whole student body. So STEVE and TONY we hope you accept our graditude when sin- cerly thank you. B- Team FRONT ROW: QL. to R., Dale Gar- ner, Marsha Jenkins, Robin Mc- Quary, Jennie Fowler, BACK ROW Carol Wheeler, Carol Bush, Chris- tine Carter, Pam Kelly. v 5 sf T xg E w l 1 1 Wanda Abercrombie Sue Abernathy Harol Adams Nancy Adams Scott Adams Mark Adkisson Richard Allen Dennis Allgood Vance Allred Ricky Ansley Terry Askea Susan Atcheson Charles Austin William Austin Lawana Bailey Gail Baker Gail Ballard Sharon Ballenger Shelia Barfield Debbie Barlow Linda Barrett Greg Bartlett Rena Bartlett Debbie Baxter Steve Beal Aaron Beck Deborah Belt Ida Bentley J anice Biddy Alice Bivens Sandra Brisindine Dwight Blair Donna Blanchard Anglea Bone Randy Bone Donny Boswell Janice Bradford Mike Bradford Randy Bradford Jan Bradley Robert Braun Harold Briard Debbie Brooke Junior Brooks John Brookshire David Broom Linda Broom Sara Brown Scott Brown Wayne Brown Alvin Brownlow Rohonda Bryant Phil Burell Connie Burney Carol Bush Magline Butler Larry Cammon Ronnie Campbell Mike Carroll Jeff Carson Vickie Carson Christine Carter Jimmy Cass Terry Chandler Deborah Chastine Johnny Chastine Patty Childers Rickie Childers Beverly Clackam Kristy Clark Johnny Clemons Darleen Clybum Dianne Cobb Chuck Goldirod Howell Coleman Pierce Cook Lonetre Cooper Donna Cordell Tommy Cox Joyce Clarkshaw Debbie Crowder Vickie Dangar Freddie Daniel Tommy Daniel Ricky Darby Louana Davies Paul Davies Phil Deamss Ricky Dees Vickie Delong Billy Dennington Donald Denton Phyllis Dodgen Beverley Dotson Deborah Downs Jody Drummond Dennis Duncan Glenn Duncan Paula Dunson Pam Elexander Kerry Elliott Teresa Elliott Becky Ellis Diane Elsner Donna Englett Ginger English Randy English William Etheridge David Farmer Larry Farmer Phillip Flowers Mis? xr , sg 4 x i Qbs X is ' f. . 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