Lowndes High School - Munin Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

Volume 3 LOHI LEGEND Published by Lowndes County High School Route 2 Valdosta, Georgia Editor s Message The past year has been filled with many cherished memories, some of which will be remembered long- er and more vividly than others. Freshmen, the highlight of your year came on Rat Day, September 21. After three weeks of attending LoHi but not quite belonging and one week of torture in the hands of cruel seniors, you were tried, sentenced, penalized and were finally in officially. October 13 was an impressive first. It didn't rain and the Homecoming parade rolled along perfectly dry! We made up for it, however, by holding the dance in an underwater cavern, complete with fishes and mermaids. Juniors, on February 23, seniors honored you with the Ring Ball. In a Winter Wonderland you passed through the replica of a LoHi classring and received your own long awaited rings, the status symbol of an upperclassman. Seniors, on May 11, the juniors gave you a Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance filled with the beauty of a Parisienne Holiday. That night you turned over to them your responsibilities, your offices—everything except your prestige. A week later on May 18, you returned to the Wonderful World of Children for one final, carefree fling before assuming the responsibilities of an adult. That was Kid's Day. During all this, you sophomores roamed jauntily around bragging because you were no longer freshmen, longing for the day you would become upperclassmen and, in general, en- joying everyone else's fun. We had a great year in sports too, coming very close to several championships. There were inspiring victories and heartbreaking defeats, but, won or lost, each competitive event brought greater pride and respect for our Alma Mater. These were our social events. We had our fun. But the spotlight was put on scholarship this year. Our theme of operation was LoHi, a School of Excellence and each senior was extreme- ly proud of that educational emphasis when, on June 5, he experienced a wonderful feeling of accomplishment as that coveted diploma was placed in his hand. Presenting the highlights of the year, may this annual be, in reality, the LEGEND of the four classes who worked, played, studied, and prayed together in the 1961-1962 school year. Mary Alice GrisiKcll Editor 2 3 Mr. James A. Goolsby With greatest love, respect and admiration we, the Legend Staff of 1961-62, dedicate this third edition To one whom we regard not only as a teacher, but as a friend. To one, without whose help this book would not be possible To one who has guided us with a deep understanding of our problems and an unfailing sense of humor, To one who has so loyally promoted our social functions. Mr. James A. Goolsby He works hard and 5 FIRST ROW: Gail Connell, Jane Tomlinson, Sandy DeLoache, Mary Alice Grizzell, Alice Nussbaum, Tish Corbett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. John- son, Gwen Hiers, Charlotte Lundsford, Glenda Redish, Pat Hall, Georgia Swink, Frances Jordan, Gail McKie, Jane Bennett, Sandra Bowen, Nancy Ivey, Sheldia Sessions, Rai Jene Humphrey, Jean Busbey. THIRD ROW: Jerome Blanton, Ann Pilkington, Sue Ann McLane, Raymond Asbell, Hagan Shirley, Aubrey Garrison, Edgar Green, Mr. James Goolsby. ?62 Legend Staff Business Staff Left to Right, SEATED: Rai Jean Humphrey, Charlotte Lunsford, Nancy Ivey, Gail McKie, Pat Hall, Georgia Swink, Sandy DeLoache. STANDING: Raymond Asbell, Aubrey Garrison, Jerome Blanton, Mrs. George Johnson, Advisor. Sandy DeLoache, Business Manager discusses ad sales with Business Advisor, Mrs. George Johnson. James Goolsby, Editorial Advisor, helps Editor Mary Grizzell make out ballot for the Who's Who. Editorial Staff Left to Right, SEATED: Jane Tomlinson, Gail Connell, Tish Corbett, Frances Jordan, Mary A. Grizzell, Alice Nussbaum, Cindy Smith, Edgar Green. STANDING: Glenda Redish, Ann Pilkington, Sue Ann McLane, Rachel Lanier, Sandy Bowen, Jean Bennett, Nancy Dasher, Jeanette Nadack, Gwen Hiers, Betty Harrell, Sheldia Sessions, Jean Busby. BACK: Mr. J. A. Goolsby, Hagan Shirley J r Principal's Message Dear Friends, There are two sides of life which deserve serious consideration. It seems to me that both of these sides must be developed harmoniously if we are to grow into well-rounded personalities. First, there is the cooperative side which consists in developing such attributes of character as friendliness, politeness, courtesy, humility, patience, understanding, compassion, charity, and a process. This is also the Christian way of life for Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. Secondly, there is the competitive side of life which consists in preparing, striving, grasping op- portunities, achieving, excelling, overcoming, succeeding and, yes, even winning. This is also a part of the educational process. It is also a Christian way of life for Paul admonishes us to press on, to fight a good fight, to run a good race, to live victoriously. These two sides of life, cooperation and competition, do not oppose each other, but work to- gether, supplement and strengthen each other in the building of a noble and useful life. He who strives for excellency and mastery and lives victoriously attains unto a position in which he is best enabled to serve well his fellow-man, his country, and his Creator. I want to encourage all of you, my good friends, to develop a good cooperative spirit and at the same time to avail yourselves of every opportunity here in the Lowndes County High School, our school, to develop a good competitive spirit by competing, succeeding, overcoming obsta- cles, and excelling in your every undertaking. My commendations to the Annual Staff for a job well dene, my heartiest congratulations and sincere best wishes to each member of the Senior Class of 1962. real willingness to help and serve our fellow-man at all times. This' is a part of the educational Your friend. T. H. Wall, Jr. 8 Superintendent’s Message MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT BODY Lowndes County High School It is a wonderful thing to be able to review the events, activities, and associations that make school days so enjoyable. All the efforts of your annual staff have been to preserve these memories. You are more aware now, however, of efforts of instructors to stress the im- portance of learning in fields of Science, Math, and the Arts. But your instruc- tion is not limited to subject matter. There is encouragement to try new things; new ideas presented every day; opportunity to develop your abilities in every way to include understanding the needs of others and a preparation for service to others. Your school spirit is commendable. We can all be proud of your efforts and ac- complishments. The Board members and I are happy to assist you in your school program, and we encourage you to take advantage of every opportunity, develop every ability, and grow in wisdom, understanding and patience. Sincerely, A. B. Martin 9 Lo Hi Administration MISS LULANE McBRIDE, MR. CARLTON ADAMS, Dean of Boys Guidance Counselor Dean of Girls 10 MRS. GEORGE JOHNSON Secretary COUNTY BOARD Left to Right: Talley Lawson, A. B. Martin, J. O. Touchton, M. H. Robinson, Louis Carter, Harley Hall. County Administration at Work CURRICULUM DIRECTOR: Mrs. Ola Dupree. SECRETARIES: VISITING TEACHER: Mrs. Elizabeth McLane Miss Irene Brown Mrs. Barbara Milhouse II LUNCHROOM SUPERVISOR Mrs. Paul Carter PURCHASING AGENT Mr. J. Griffin LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL: Mrs. H. M. Dees, Manager; Mrs. Edna Harris, Mrs. Anne Campbell, Mrs. Agnes Newsom. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Tally Moore Mr. Lonnie Rollins BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Law, Mr. Swafford, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Pittman, Mr. Dickey, Mr. Coody, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Subbs. 12 a MR. CARLTON ADAMS Math, P.E. Georgia Teachers College B.S. MR. EMORY CONNELL Social Science University of Georgia B.S. MR. SAM DASHER Vocational Agriculture University of Georgia B.A. MRS. ED DEES English Valdosta State College B.S. MR. FLOYD DeVANE Social Science University of Georgia B.S., M.S. MR. LAMAR DREW Biology, P.E. Mercer University A.B. MR. RODNEY FAIN Science, P.E. Georgia Teachers College B.S. MRS. MARTHA FAUGHT English Valdosta State College B.S.. MR. NOEL GEORGE Math, P.E. Valdosta State College B.S. MR. JAMES GOOLSBY Business Education, Art Georgia Teachers College B.S. MR. BILL HAYES Science Valdosta State College B.S. MRS. HINKLEY Spanish Augustina College, University of Florida B.A., M.A. MISS RUTH HOLLINGSWORTH Business Education University of Florida B.S.E. 15 MISS GAYLE LUKE Math Valdosta State College B.S. MR. DON LYONS English Valdosta State College B.S. MRS. C. W. MEACHAM Algebra Valdosta State College A. B. MR. LARRY MONCUS D.C.T. La Grange B. A. ___________ MISS ASPASIA PANOS Social Science Valdosta State College Emory B.S. M.S. MR. BILL SEARS Science Valdosta State College A.B. MR. GENE STURCHIO Music Rollins College MR. JOHN VANCE English, Latin Memphis State University B.S. MRS. T. H. WALL, JR. Librarian University of Georgia A.B. MR. J..A. WILSON Industrial Arts, Shop Mercer University A.B. MRS. J. O. SMITH Spanish University of Panama M.A. Student Teachers MR. JOE BULLARD Social Studies Valdosta State College MR. WAYNE GARRICK English Valdosta State College MR. JAMES JENNINGS Social Studies Valdosta State College MISS BECKY NORMAN English Valdosta State College MRS. RUTH TAYLOR English Valdosta State College MISS SUE WRIGHT Social Studies Valdosta State College I just need three hands! Our Teachers— 0 f It's an unknown language—couldn't be Spanish Now get out there and WRAP up this game! Good thing it's Not raining! Say you ran into a blank wall?? Where did everybody go? Mr. Moncus, What HAVE you been up to? Yep, I was afraid you would be. 19 Caught You, “Teach” He's my dreamboat. What kind is it?? . . . and turn left at the second stoplight . . . 20 Phooey! It's all gone. m The Thinker Secretary-Treasurer Ann Pilkington FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Pat Hall, Tommy Adams, Ann Pilkington, Freddie McLeod, Georgia Swink. SECOND, Standing: Larry Dennis, Mary Alice Griz- zell, Carol Lineberger, Patri- cia Lott, Mr. Vance—Ad- visor. 22 r V__________ A r V ■ Class TOMMY ADAMS of 1962 Who makes no promises has none to perform FFA, Parliamentarian 1; Hi-Y Secretary 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 4, Class Cabinet 4; Class Vice-President 4 .At TOMMY ANDERSON He said it—right or wrong —whatever came into his mind Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 3, 4; Class Cabinet 3; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Tennis 1; Star Student 4 RAYMOND ASBELL Rare compound of quality, noble and true, with plenty of sense and good humor too Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cam- era Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Hi-Y 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Track Man- ager 2, 3, 4; Baseball Man- ager 2, 3, 4 JAMES ASTLES He shows his true nature in what he does FFA 1, 2; School Patrol 1 I RUSSELL BARNARD Quiet dignity with proper words in proper places FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1 SONNY BEAUCHAMP Let's always have a good time Basketball 1, 2; Football 1 ,2; Track 3; Baseball 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4, Reporter 4; DCT 3 GAIL BARFIELD The beauty seen is partly in him who sees it FHA 1, 2; 4H 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Court 3 RAYMOND Good nature is richest gifts of FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, Vice-President 4; 4H 1; Band 2, BLAND one of the Life President 1, 2, Secretary 3 MR. AND MISS SENIOR CLASS Pat Hall Freddie McLeod JEROME BLANTON I can resist everything ex- cept temptation Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Vice-President 2, Chaplain 3, President 4; Science Club 3 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Var- sity Basketball 3 PATSY BOX She does her part with a smile and a cheerful heart FHA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 MARY LINDSEY BLANTON It is a friendly heart that has friends Cheerleader 1; 4H 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Basketball 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FBLA 4 KEITH BLYTHE Tis better to look wise than to talk foolishly FFA 1; Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4 DOLORES BROGDON A smile is the trademark of a happy soul FHA 1, 2, Historian 2; Class Cabinet, Treasurer 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 2; Band, Ma- jorette 2, 3; FTA 4 24 i. FRANCES BROWN BETTY BURT What sweet delight a quiet life affords 4H 1; FHA 2 Little said but work well done 4H 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3; FHA 1; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, President 4; Student Council 2 IDA BROWN A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance FHA 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 4; 4H 1; Basketball 1: Tri- Hi-Y 3 DORA JEAN BUSBY Full of wit and full of fun; she is liked by everyone Band 1, Corporal 2, Captain 3, Major 4; Pep Club 2, 3, President 4; FBLA 3, Vice- President 4; Annual Staff 4 DARRELL BUSSY MOST ATTRACTIVE Gail Barfield Howard Daughtery His thoughts guide his ac- tions and determine his life FFA 1, Sentinel 2; Hi-Y 2; DCT 1 JIMMY CARTER I'll put that in my consider- ing cap 4-H 1; Science Club 2, 3, Na- tional Merit Certificate 3; In- dustrial Arts 4 PHILLIP COLLINS And when he left you were sure to miss his presence Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FFA 3; Hi-Y 1, 2; DCT Club 3, 4 ROYCE CONINE I only ask that fortune send a little more than I shall spend FFA 4 MOST VERSATILE Jane Tomlinson Jerome Blanton BEN COPELAND Roll on, old world, and I'll roll with you Class President 1; FFA 1, Parliamentarian 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 WILLIAM DARNELL Silence never betrayed anyone Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council; Industrial Arts Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer; 20th Century Typing Award; Pep Club; FFA; Basketball 1 26 HOWARD DAUGHTERY Frankly, all I think about women is that they are wom- en Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, 2; School Patrol 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Debating Team 3; Indus- trial Arts 4 DAVID COWART An all-round fellow in many ways—I think that's all we need to say Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4; Science Hobby Club 3, 4; Who's Who 2; Library Superlative 2; Class Cabinet 3; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, Best Sportsman Award 3, Captain 4; Football 2, 3, 4, All State 4; Student Council President 4; Boys' State Representative 3 SANDY DeLOACHE JOHN DEMPSEY A merry heart that laughs at care and finds a joke most everywhere FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Baseball 3; Pep Club 1 COLIN DeLOACH All in all, he's a gentleman ASHLEY DONAHUE Life is really simple, but men insist on making it com- plicated FFA 1, 2; Science Club 3; Student of the Month 4; Most Dependable JIMMY DORMINEY Act in the present and the future will care for itself 4H 3 Long after her candle burns out, the glory will remain Sports Club 1; Pep Club 2, Vice-President 3; Annual Staff 3, Business Editor 4; FTA 3, Historian 4; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council 3, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Eagles Eyrie Feature Editor 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4 MOST INTELLECTUAL Ann Pilkington Tommy Anderson A boy full of mischief, but good Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; 4H 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Class Cab- inet 4 LARRY DENNIS MOST COURTEOUS Dorothy Law Maxwell Green BARBARA DUNCAN Athletic, friendly, full of fun, Barbara is liked by everyone 4H 1, 2, 3; FHA 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Leg- end 4 J BILLY DOWNING A good natured person is never out of place FFA JOYCE DOWNING There's not a moment with- out fun 4H 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 FRANK DYKES Men of courage and men of letters are frequent, but a true gentleman is hard to find 4H 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Hi-Y Vice-President 4; Class Cabinet 3; President 1; Boys Quartet 2 PAUL ENGLAND Carefree, friendly, full of fun . . . Cooter is liked by everyone Hi-Y Chaplain 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Student Council 4; Class President 1; Chorus 2 28 WAYNE FARMER Reserved yet friendly and pleasant, too FFA 1, 2, 3, FFA Sentinel 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, FHA Beau 4 VIVIAN FLETCHER Depend not on fortune but on conduct FBLA 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Class President 1; Pep Club 1; 4H 1; FHA 1; Basketball 1 TOBEY GARRISON He is little, he is wise, he's a cracker for his size 4H 1; Pep Club 2, 3; FFA 3, 4 HERMAN GODWIN For most of our troubles we can blame only our- selves Film Projectionist MAXWELL GREEN Filled with the sense of age, the fire of youth 4-H 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; School Boy Patrol 3; FFA 4; Basketball 3, 4; Mr. Cour- tesy 4; Who's Who 4 EDGAR GREENE Sportsmanship and competi- tion stimulates this youth's ambition Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; FTA Vice- President 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Legend Staff Sports Editor 4; Ga. Boys' State 3 MOST DEPENDABLE Kay Oft Tommy Adams BEST PERSONALITY Emily Jackson Edgar Greene GERRI HENKE Nothing is impossible to a willing heart Sports Club 1; DCT 3, Presi- dent 4; FHA EMILY JACKSON Leave silence to the saints, I'm only human 4H 1; FHA 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FTA 3, Secretary-Treas- urer 4; Cheerleader 4; Home- coming Court 4; Class Cab- inet 3 30 MARY ALICE GRIZZELL So many talents bespeak success Glee Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, Parliamentarian 3; FTA 3, Reporter 4; Beta Club 3, 1st Vice-President 4; Annual Staff Feature Editor 3, Editor 4; Eyrie 4; Girls' State Representative 3; DAR Citizenship Award 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Senior Cabinet PATRICIA HALL I'll make up my mind some- day—I'm just confused Cheerleaders 2, 3, Captain 4; Student Council 2, 3; Class Cabinet 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Legend 2, 3, 4; 4H 1, 2, 3, Historian 4; Homecoming Court 3, Queen 4; Beauty Contest 1 st Runner up 3; Miss Sophomore Class; Miss Junior Class JIMMY HUNTER Wit in the highest degree Football 1; Baseball 1; DCT 1; President Industrial Arts 1; FFA 4 BEVERLY JOHNSON To hurry or to worry is not my creed FHA 1, Secretary 2, President 3, Project Chairman 4; Tri- Hi-Y 1; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 FRANCES JORDAN It takes a great woman to be a good listener French Club 1; Red Cross, Vice-President 1; Jr. Cheer- leader 1; Tennis Club 1, Co- Captain; Annual Staff, Typist 3, Junior Editor 4; FTA 4 CAROL LINEBERGER She taxes not her mind with worry FTA Secretary 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Class Cabinet 4; Who's Who 2, 3; Miss Courtesy 3 BILL LORENZO Happy go lucky FFA 1; Industrial Arts 4; Pep Club 4 PATRICIA LOTT Behind those eyes lies much mischief Cheerleader 1; 4H 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Cabinet; FHA 4 BEST CITIZEN Frances Brown David Pike MOST ATHLETIC COLIN LUKE Quiet and shy a real sweet guy Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; DCT 4; Student of the month; Mr. DCT CHARLOTTE LUNSFORD Live, love and be happy FHA 1, 2; 4H 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FTA President 3, Project Chairman 4; Student Council 3, 4; Debate Team 1; Alter- nate Speaker 1; Annual Staff 4; Eagles Eyrie Editor 4 Barbara Duncan Calvin Van Vlake LANE McCALL He never does today what he can put off until tomor- row 4H 1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; DCT 3; FFA 1, 2 SANDRA McCANN Why isn't everyone content like me Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FHA 3, Presi- dent 4 ann McDonald Friendliness finds its own faults Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 32 FREDDIE McLEOD With willing hands and a mind to work Beta Club 3, Reporter 4; 4-H President 1, 3, Boys Vice-Pres- ident 2, 4; Class Cabinet 1, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Pres- ident 4; Student Council 3, 4 BETTY JO AAOXLEY Do what you can and let the rest go by Basketball 1; 4H 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Band Majorette 2, Head Majorette 3 BEN MATERNE Men of few words are the best men Pep Club 3; Science Club 3; Pep Club Vice-President 4 GAIL NITSCHKE A merry light gleams from her eyes FHA 1; Pep Club 2 DE ANNE MAYER I never think of the future, it comes soon enough Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Basket- ball 2; FHA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; DCT Secretary-Treasurer 4 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Alice Grizzell Ted Rodgers BOBBY NIX Life is too short to worry FFA 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Beta Club 2; DCT 4; Basket- ball 1; Baseball 1 KAY OTT Character is the cornerstone of success Library Club 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 1; 4H 1; Pep Club 3, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 4 LORRINE POLLOCK OWENS FRIENDLIEST If we are sincere good for- tune is ours Beta Club 1 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; 4H 1, 2; District Award Electrification 3 BOBBY PETERS Full of mischief and seldom blue FFA 1; Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 4; 4H 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 Georgia Swink Ben Copeland JAMES PLAIR His quiet manner is well known Industrial Arts 1 34 DAVID PIKE Good nature is one of the richest gifts of life Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, A, Secretary 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 ANN PILKINGTON She wears a smile that won't erase FHA 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Sci- ence Club 3, Secretary-Treas- urer 4; Annual Staff Copy Editor 3, Sophomore Editor 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Vice-President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Cabinet Secretary- Treasurer 4 VIRGINIA POWERS Of all the joys I can recall, being in love is the best of all 4H 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Student Council 2; Pep Club 3, 4; FTA 4 GLENDA REDDISH JOYCE REEVES Quiet dignity, with proper words in proper places Class Treasurer 1; FHA 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Soph- omore Editor 4; Betty Crocker Home Economics Award 4 TED RODGERS Nothing succeeds like suc- FFA 2, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4; Beta Club 4, 2nd Vice-President 4; Track 3; Football 3, 4 There's no ship like friend- ship Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Science Club 4; Eyrie Staff 4 JOHN ROGERS I am the master of my fate, the captain of my soul Football 1, 2, 3; 3rd place in State Track Meet 3; Science Club 3; Hi-Y 3; DCT Club 4; Pep Club 4 MOST POPULAR Sandy DeLoache David Cowart ELIZABETH ROSS The girl with her share of grace always has a charm- ing face SHELDIA SESSIONS A smile that covers many a serious thought FHA 1, Certificate of Excel- lence 3; Annual Staff 4, As- sistant Junior Editor 4 LAWRENCE SIMMONS It matters not how long we live, but how Science Hobby Club 4; Hi-Y 4 WILLIE TERRELL SIMS Full of fun and a smile for all FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4H 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 1 WITTIEST Jean Busby Bill Lorenzo DARRELL SMITHWICK Full of mischief and seldom blue Industrial Arts 1; DCT 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; 4H 4 36 WINSTON SIRMANS And though the whole world slides I won't budge an inch Secretary and Treasurer 1; Pep Club 3, 4 HAROLD SMITH The man worth while is the man who can smile when everything goes wrong FFA 1; Jr. Hi-Y 2 JACK STANFORD Tomorrow, life is too late; live today FFA 1, 2, 3, 4) Pep Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 1 JOHNATHAN STANLEY I can rise no higher than I raise myself FFA, Sentinel 1, 2, 3, 4; School Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; DCT Secretary 4 DERRELL STONE The world shall not go by unchallenged Band 2, 3; DCT 4; DCT— Mr. Courtesy 4. JON THORNE And when he came, you were sure to know his pres- ence. Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Auto Mechanics 1, 2, 3; Rifle Club 1, 2; Class Secretary 3; Fea- ture Editor of School Paper 3 JANE TOMLINSON Another like her would be hard to find Sports Club 1; Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Project Chairman 4; Science Hobby Club 3, Vice-President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Legend As- sistant Editor 3, Senior Editor 4; Class Cabinet 2, 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; Who's Who 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4 GEORGIA SWINK Here is to a gal always sweet. She's the kind that's hard to beat. FHA 1; 4-H 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, Parliamen- tarian 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Layout Editor 4; Class Cab- inet 3, 4; Student Council 4, Secretary 4 BILLY JOE STARLING Happy am I; from care I'm free. Why aren't they all like me? Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 BEST SPORT Carol Lineberger Paul England DANNY TRUMAN A boy full of mischief'' 4-H; Class Secretary 1 GLENDA TURNER Live, love, and be happy 4-H; Pep Club; Band 2, 3; Ma- jorette 2, 3; Basketball 1; Li- brary Club; FHA CALVIN VAN VLAKE Athletic, full of fun . . . always ready for a good time Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Football 2, 3, Captain 4; Class President 2; Who's Who 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2 BOBBY WALSH Whenever I feel the urge to exercise, I lie down until it passes over. BASCOM ZIPPERER One must be venturesome and fortunate. What is one young for else? FFA, Vice-President 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Track 1; DCT, President 3; Pep Club 4; 4-H 4 Picture Not Available SANDRA WISE I have a heart with room for every joy Pep Club; FHA; DCT; Miss DCT 3 DELITA WISENBAKER Silence is golden, but I'm not a gold-digger FHA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, President 4 JOHN ZIPPERER None but himself can be his parallel, with a hand to contrive, a tongue to per- suade, and a hand to exe- cute FFA 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, President 2; Football 2, 3 VIRGIL ZIPPERER Follow your honest convic- tions and be strong 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 NOT PICTURED LARRY HUTCHINSON TERRY LOKEY JACK NEECE Senior Freddie McLeod David Cowart 40 Superlatives Frances Brown Sandra DeLoache Maxwell Green Vice-President Officers President '62 Secretary Treasurer Brinson Lane George Ann Moulton CABINET L. to R., SEATED: Miss Panos, Advisor, Elaine Shiver, George A. Moulton, Rachel .Lanier, Sandy Bowen. STANDING: Cecil Roberson, Bill Barnes, Mitchell Montgomery, Abb Marshall, Richard Dawkins, Brinson Lane, Ronnie Richardson, Aubrey Garrison. H CLASS HISTORY We, the Junior Class of 1961-62 at Lowndes County High have accomplished the following: The Halloween Carnival held in October, featuring a hayride. The annual Beauty Contest was a great event. Miss Sandra DeLoache was crowned Queen, with Miss Jane Paulk and Miss Gertrude Blanton runners-up. The theme was Arabian Nights, with sultan dancers. Music by Eddie Pike. Game Night was held March 21. Games, dancing and a hay- ride were sponsored. The Junior-Senior was a gala affair, Evening in Paris was the theme. The May 11 event was decorated beautifully. Music was by the Chantells. HISTORY WAS MADE THIS YEAR. Cecil Roberson Class 42 Jerry Ashe Gertrude Blanton Rochelle Barrett Edna Bagget Billy Baker Sandra Bowen Jane Bennett Bill Barnes Gail Connell Elzie Cannington Jerry Blanton Karen Connell Jeanette Coody Betty Lou Carter Mary Lou Brannen ’63 43 Sandra Copeland Dennis Daughtrey Jerry Crosby Myra Corbett Sharon Corbett Richard Dawkins Nancy Dasher Tish Corbett Lonnie Coursey Robert Dasher Barbara Crosby Gloria Faulkner Sonny Dukes Joe Dawkins Vernon Field Bruce Fletcher Billy Dykes Eugene Forte Bobbie Jean Galloway Linda DeLoach Barbara Ellis Janice DeVane ’63 Aubrey Garrison Betty Hughes Amiee Jean Hare Evelyn Goff Jerry Goodson Royce Hutchinson I Betty Harrell Jim Harrell Ronnie Hamilton Charles Johnson Gwen Hiers Hiram Hammock Gail McKie Lucius Moore Bo D. Miller Sue Ann Mclane Abb Marshall Willene Mims Sonia Mathis Billy Mote Clifton Parrish Jeanette Nadack Jean Morgan Bobby Pate Jane Paulk Brenda North George Ann Moultan Johnny Pittman Clara Rowan i Linda Rhames Sandra Powers Marie Rowland Herbert Smith Judy Simpson Jerome Smith Joe Prine Phil Shaw Cecil Roberson Carolyn Register Carolyn Rent Dan Smith Ronny Richardson Charles O'Neal Hagan Shirley Jerry O'Neal Elaine Shiver • Victor Smith Cindy Smith Rebecca Starling Senora Stewart photo NOT AVAILABLE 47 Frances Weeks Linda Walker Wyonne Swilley Rubinell Westberry Gary Wetherington notCitiztfaAJk James Ware Barbara Wheeler Hubert Thompson DeWayne Whittle McArthur Thompson Angela Weeks Jack Williams Bill Touchton Priscilla Wisenbaker Junior Who's Who MR. AND MISS JUNIOR CLASS Elaine Shiver and Joe Dawkins 49 MOST POPULAR Tish Corbett and Jerry Goodson MOST VERSATILE Sue Ann McLane and Brinson Lane Caroll Allen SEATED: President, Tommy Powell. STANDING: Cherylene Boone, Secretary-Treasurer and Jan Barfield, Vice-President. Sherry Allen Ronald Alligood r s Roy Amburn Mike Amsden Sandra Anderson Freddie Atkins Jan Barfield Bruce Black Catherine Blanton Kerry Blythe Harry Boland Cherylene Boone Ronnie Boutwell Gay Bowman Orbie Lou Ronald Gerald Boyd Brick Brogden Nancy Becky Peggy Burkhalter Byrd Calhoun Glenn Steven Daniel Cater Chaney Clanton LaVonne Colson George Conine Racheal Coody Paddy Davis Jane DeLoache Janet DeLoache Harriet Dixon Larry Dowling Billy Eason Class of '64 Roger Elizabeth Jeannie Brooks Brown Bryan Jimmy Cannister Edward Cannington Ashley Carter Carol Clayton Evon Coffee Gerald Coggins Raymond Gloria Lawton Copeland Cowart Dasher Class Eddie England Cleavie Gay Sue Green Louise Harnage J. W. Eason Patricia Garrison Ray Green Alton Hardee Sammy Flemming Peggy Fletcher Tommy Floyd Caro Godfery Wanda Faye Hall Ann Harris Jeri Sue Hendricks Linda Harried Frankie Gramo Jeannie Hambrick Reba Harris Jo Ann Hughes Freddie Harrison Richard Hughes Karen Henke Jerome Finley Jerry Giddens Clyde Hall Pat Harrell Irvin Green James Hamby Dale Harried Rai Jean Wallace Douglas Humphery Hunter Hodges Wayne Jernigan Bartlett Johnston Curtis Jolly Mary King Sandra Kellerman Howard Lane Tommy Mayer Burton McDonald Gary McDonald Don McGlammery Bruce McKenzie Joyce McLeod of Barbara Sammy Wanda Howell James Jefferson Kenneth Jones Suzanne Jordan Larry Ke!'- Jimmy Lane Billy Langdale Cindy Layman . Marie Harry Ronald Mathis Mayer Mayer Class James Gail Nancy Minton Moore Morrison Dennis Betty Cynthia O'Steen Peters Phelps Johnny Tommy George Porter Powell Price Edward Gerald Carolyn Rowan Ryan Sauls Frank Mullis Beth Nitschke Phillis Nix Goldie Edmon Carolyn Plair Poole Porter Shirley Sharpe Henry Shear Gloria Simpson Charlene Sirmans Wanda Simpson A. C. Starling Brad Sims Betty Starling Ina Singletary Bob Donald LaRita Stephenson Stewart Stone Wilber T. W. Debbie Hughes Touchton Turner Orland Jimmy Geraldine Ward Watkins Weldon Dolan Youmans Mary Jane York Burie Zipperer of ’64 David Betty Vivian Southall Sutton Tomlinson Frank Trammel Roger Trammell Alex . Walker Judy Larry Elmer Wiggins Wilkerson Wilson Betty Jo Zipperer NOT PICTURED: Wayne McGahee, John Brannen, Wayne Coody, Kenny Darnell, Tommy Floyd, Clyde Hall, Freddie Jackson, Stanley Ryon, Mary Watkins. 55 Sophomore Cabinet Left to Right, SEATED: Wanda F. Hall, Kerry Blythe, Jan Barfield, Sandra Anderson, Gloria Cowart, Cherylene Boone. STANDING: Mr. Don Lyons, Advisor, Tommy Powell, George Price, Gary McDonald, Frank Trammel, Billy Langdale, Eddie England, Alton Hardee. MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS Gay Bowman Bruce Black MOST POPULAR Jeanne Hambrick Ray Green MOST VERSATILE Taffy Blanton George Price Sophomore Who’s Who 57 Lawrence Adams J. H. Alexander r e s Bobby Albritton Billy Allen m e n Fred Anderson Fred Andrews Nicky Antulov Rocky Antulov Betty Astles Betty Atkins Forest Bailey Mary Bailey I Richard Barfield Linda Barwick Ann Bennett LaRue Bennett Paul Bennett Gloria Benton Ray Black Glen Blanton Sidney Blanton Carol Bonner Linda Boutwell Jimmy Brabham Billy Branch Leonard Brantley Beverly Brogdon Junior Brown Mary Alice Brown Nelda Browning Ann Burgess John Cannon Diane Carter Elsie Carter Jayne Carter Dorothy Casteen Lucy Chipman Bill Christie Hiram Collins Joyce Colson Lyndal Colson Rusty Colson Eddie Combass Faye Conaway Wanda Connell Carolyn Copejand Johnny Copeland Donald Corbett Jimmy Courson Mike Courson Jodell Cowart Barbara Crawford Henry Culpepper Shirley Damon Sammy Dasher Wayne Dasher Cheryl Daughtrey Tommy Daughtrey Bucky Davis Sandra Dawkins Dorothy Dennis Roberta Dennis Mary Jane DeVane Bobby Dickey Diane Dismuke Clara Durrance Jimmy Eager Laverne Eason Linda Englehart Joe Ervin Belinda Evans Sherry Fender Gwen Folsom Randy Fountain Gerri Garrison Miriam Geiger Grace Gibbs Linda Goodson Billy Bob Hall Rusty Hall Glen Hancock Lauretta Harnage Larry Harrell Linda Harrell Marilyn Herring Mary Kaye Herring Jimmy Hiers Richard Hill Alton Holton Susan Hooker Carlton Hunter Linda Inscore Esther Jackson Sidney Johnson Linda Jones James Kelly Wyleen Kelly Gail Kilcrease Robert LeMond Larry Lanier Diane Larus Brenda Lee David Lightsey Jody Lightsey Sarah Lindsey Adair Little Jody Logan Donnie Lorenzo Dewey Moye Frank Mullis Diane Murray Robert Noles Kenneth Norris Jerry Oliver Ansel Parrish Sonny Paulk Joe Price Bobby Ray Vickie Register Kenneth Renfroe Gail Lott James Luke Ted Martin Joan Marr Susan McCall Joel McCann Ray McGraw Linda McMillan Ellen Minton Kenton Moore Richard Moore Linda Carol Moulton Russell Rewis Andy Rodgers Gail Rollins Alacia Rowan Ramona Rowan Becky Rowland Sue Rumph Danny Sandlin Alex Schierkolk Alice Seymour Larry Shafer Evelyn Shiver Pete Shiver Patricia Simpson Jack Sims Gayle Sirmans B. L. Smith Betty Smith Bobby Smith Phyllis Smith Don Sowell Vickie Spells Elizabeth Stanley Foster Stanley Thomas Stephenson Eugene Stewart Verlon Stokes Roy Strickland Sue Strom Tommy Strom Tena Studstill Gail Swilley Becky Swink Janice Thomas Lillian Tomlinson Joe Touchton Julia Touchton Sid Trammell Betty Jo Tucker John Turner Cheryl Van Ausdale LaFon Warren Patricia Warren Janice Weeks Frank Wetherington Jimmy Wetherington Judy Wheeler Martha White Richard Wicker Charles Wilkes Joan Williams Ronnie Williams Virginnia Williams Jimmy Wood Sue Zeigler Mary Sue Zipperer NOT PICTURED Gerald Butler Irwin Casey Glynette Cook Ann Coombs Roger Cowart Mike Edwards David English Monroe Fennell Janice Henderson Billy Hughes Phyllis Mclntrye Betty Mullis Lavon Musselwhite Barbara Ann Patterson Jack Rowland Earnest Taylor Patricia Terrell Clarence Thompson FRESHMAN CABINET FIRST ROW, I to r.: Dorothy Casteen, Gwen Folsom, Evelyn Shiver, Wanda Connell, Becky Swink, Sue Zeigler, Gail Lott. SECOND ROW: Linda Goodson, Russell Rewis, Charles Wilkes, Jimmy Courson, Joe Touchton, Mr. Fain. And we suffered . . . and suffered . . . But had fun . . . had fun . . . MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN CLASS Judy Wheeler Richard Wicker Who’s Who Freshmen MOST POPULAR Wanda Connell Sonny Paulk MOST VERSATILE Susan McCall Joel McCann Here and Where?? V ictorious Coaches MR. NOEL GEORGE—Baseball, Foot- ball (Backfield) MR. LAMAR DREW-Track, Football (Backfield), Physical Education MR. CARLTON ADAMS-Head Coach Football, Basketball (Boys) MR. GERALD DELANEY—Football (Line), Assistant Baseball MR. RODNEY FAIN-Basketball, Foot- ball (Line) 66 67 PAUL ENGLAND Center DAVID COWART TOMMY ANDERSON EDGAR GREEN Center End Guard CALVIN VAN VLAKE Quarterback HOWARD DAUGHTREY End BEN COPELAND Halfback TED RODGERS Quarterback L e t t e r m e n JEROME BLANTON Guard VICTOR SMITH Halfback WILLIE TERRELL SIMS Guard J. W. LUKE Halfback JERRY GOODSON BRUCE BLACK GREGG GREEN Tackle Tackle BRINSON LANE Tackle Halfback JOE DAWKINS Fullback A good gain! Two tough tackles! 69 BOTTOM ROVV ft to right: Maxwell Green, David Cowart, Calvin Van Vlake, Billy Baker, Wayne Newham. TOP ROW: Manager, Raymond Asbell, Eddie England, David Pike, Jerry Goodson, Tommy Anderson, Robert Asbell, Bruce Black, Larry Dennis. Coach: Mr. Carlton Adams Captains: Calvin Van Vlake David Cowart 70 Girls’ Varsity Evelyn Shiver, Rena Harris, Wanda Connell, Betty Lou Carter, Alacia Rowan, Ammiee J. Haire, Ann Harris, Rebecca Starling, Carol Bon- ner, Berry Atkins, Gail Connell, Nancy Dasher, Sue A. McClane, Wyonne Swilley, Taffy Blanton, Patsy Garrison, Sandra Dawkins, Coach Rodney Fain. Coach MR. RODNEY FAIN Captains ANN HARRIS SUE ANN McLANE 71 LOHI Track Team L. to R., FRONT ROW: Pat Harrell, Jack Sims, Joe Prine, Royce Williams, Elzie Cannington, Gregg Greene, Gary Wetherington, Richard Dawkins, Victor Smith, Bill Barnes, Glen Cater. BACK ROW: Edgar Greene, Merle Taylor, Richard Wicker, Andy Rodgers, Aubrey Garrison, Billy Bob Hall, Wayne Newham, Brinson Lane, Bruce Black, Kenneth Renfroe, Dennid O'Steen, Tommy Stevenson, Larry Dowling, Rusty Hall, Eddie England, Coach Lamar Drew. Coach LAMAR DREW OFF AND RUNNING! Captains RICHARD DAWKINS and VICTOR SMITH 72 TOMMY ANDERSON-Tennis Boys' Singles State Champion Class A Baseball Team L. to R., FRONT: Cid Trammell, Howard Daughtery, Larry Dennis, Paul England, Carrol Allen, Terry Lokey, John Dempsey, James Kelly, Dan Smith, Johnny Copeland, Dolan Yeomans. BACK: Coach Noel George, Raymond Copeland, Joe Dawkins, Joel McCann, Robert Noles, Frank Trammell, Ashley Carter, Irvin Green, Edward Rowan, Jimmy Brabham, Elmer Wilson. 74 Coach NOEL GEORGE Pitcher-HOWARD DAUGHTERY Catcher-CID TRAMMELL SENIORS—Daughtery, Dennis, England, Lokey, Dempsey, and Darnell. First Second and Short Third In the Dugout MIGHTY WILLIAM—Homerun King LCIiS Cheerleaders Kay Ott, Sandy DeLoache, Jane Paulk, Georgia Swink, Jane Tomlinson, Emily Jackson, Trudy Blanton, Elaine Shiver, Pat Hall, Tish Corbett. Trudy Blanton Sandy DeLoache Emily Jackson Georgia Swink Jane Tomlinson Pat Hall, captain. Miss Aspacia Panos, Miss Gayle Luke, Tish Corbett, Co-Captain Tish Corbett Elaine Shiver Pat Hall Jane Paulk Kay Ott PAM ADAMS-LCHS Mascot LCHS Action FIRST ROW: Pat Hall, Cheerleader Awara; Ann Harris, Sportsmanship; Sue Ann McLane, Most Valuable; Ammie Haire, Free Throw; Paul England, Most Improved; David Cowart, All-State, Most Valuable Football. SECOND ROW: Gregg Greene, Outstanding Offense, Ware County Game; Ted Rodgers, Scholarship; Calvin Van Vlake, Most Valuable, Best' Free Throw Basketball; Charles O'Neal, Best Sportsmanship, Most Outstanding in Ware County Game; Tommy Anderson, Best Sportsmanship Basketball; Jerry Goodson, Best Backer; Elliot Garner, Most Outstanding Opponent. Calvin Van Vlake, Best Free Throw, Most Valuable Basketball; Charles O'Neal, Best Sport, Outstanding Man in Ware County Game, Defense. Ammie Haire, Best Free Throw, Sue Ann McLane Most Valuable, Ann Harris, Sportsmanship. Sports Award Banquet ELLIOT GARNER Most Outstanding Opponent Opps! Wrong School OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Ben Copeland, Chaplain; David Pike, Publicity; Lane McCall, School Projects. SECOND ROW: David Cowart, Treasurer; Calvin VanVIake, Community Projects; Franklin Dykes, Vice-Presi- dent; Jerome Blanton, President; Tommy Anderson, Secretary. Senior Hi-Y 80 FIRST ROW: Richard Dawkins, Aubrey Garrison, Keith Blyth, Jerome Blanton, Ben Copeland, David Cowart, David Pike, Calvin Van- VIake. SECOND ROW: Terry Lokey, Lane McCall, Tommy Anderson, John Dempsey, Bobby Walsh, Franklin Dykes, Billy Joe Starling, Robert Asbell, Bill Barnes. Secretary Tommy Anderson sits ready to record the Treasurer David Cowart is happy over the pro- minutes of this meeting. ceeds from the club s last project. Caught Chaplain Ben Copeland waiting to give a Committee chairmen Richard Dawkins, David morning devotional. Pike, and Lane McCall must be planning an in- teresting project. 81 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: George Ann Moulton, Sue Ann McLane, Ann Pilkington, Frances Brown, Mary Alice Grizzle, Jane Tomlinson, Dorothy Law. SECOND ROW: Sandy DeLoche, Alice Nussbaum, Rachel Lanier, Delita Wisenbaker, Nancy Dasher, Jeanette Nadack, Nancy Ivey, Mrs. Horton, Advisor, Gail McKie, Gwen Hiers, Roma Jean Griffin, Gloria Faulkner, Emily Jackson, Charlotte Lunsford, and Glenda Reddish. Left to Right: George Ann Moulton, Treasurer, Nancy Dasher, Reporter, Sue Ann McLane, Secretary, Ann Pilkington, Vice-President, Mary Alice Grizzel, Historian, Jane Tomlinson, School Projects Chairman, Dorothy Law, World Service Chairman, Francis Brown, President. 82 Our Purpose: To promote high standards of Christian character. Junior Hi-Y The Junior Hi-Y is made up of a group of freshmen boys whose goal it is, to stimulate high standards of Christian fellowship in the home, school, and community. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Bruce Black, President; Larry Wilkerson, Treasurer; Jimmy Hiers, Community Proj.; Ronnie Aligood, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Douglas Hodges, Vice-President; Richard Moore, School Project; Tommy Powell, Chaplain. I Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Joe Touchton, Larry Wilderson, Jimmy Hiers, Foster Stanley, Jody Lightsey, Glen Cater, Ronnie Aligood, Tommy Powell. SECOND ROW: Bruce Black, Brad Sims, Douglas Hodges, Richard Moore, A. C. Starling, Burton McDonald, Kenneth Renfroe, Jamie Freeman, Roger Trammel. 84 We’re not lazy- Just relaxed First we Conduct our Business There's one in every crowd Then we have time for discussions ?????? 85 Junior Tri-Hi-Y Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Linda C. Moulton, Beverly Brogden, Wanda Jefferson, Mary Zipperer, Janet DeLoache, Ester Jackson, Betty Astles, Linda Goodson, Jayne Carter, Paddy Davis, Mrs. Dees, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Jane DeLoache, Nancy Morrison, Mary Yorke, Taffy Blanton, Karen Henke, Romona Rowan, Tina Studstill, Ina Singletary, Joyce Colson, Sue Strom. THIRD ROW: Linda Incore, Faye Cona- way, Jan Barfield, Mary Devane, Cherylene Boone, Carol Bonnor, Susan McCall, Peggy Calhoun, Janice Weeks, Lyndal Colson, Sandra Dawkins, Mary Brown, Sue Zeigler. OFFICERS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Jan Barfield, School Projects; Taffy Blanton, World Service; Peggy Calhoun, Reporter; Janet DeLoache, Vice-President; Sandra Anderson, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Nancy Morrison, Secretary; Paddy Davis, President; Jane DeLoache, Community Projects; Mike Amsden, Treasurer. 86 I pledge allegiance to the flag (presented by the Junior-Tri-Hi-Y) of the United States of America. The altar in the chapel furnished by the Y-Clubs. Our president, Paddy Davis, presides over our last meeting. J r T r No, we weren't dressed like this when we cleaned the pool! H i Y A c They ended the year with mixed emotions Some happy, some very sad. I V • I t I e s Our new leaders. Incoming officers are installed in Chapel. 87 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Bo-D Miller, G. Connell, J. Goodson, G. Cowart, B. Harrell, D. Mayer, B. McKenzie, S. Wise, J. Killen, S. Sharpe, G. Blanton. SECOND ROW: G. Green, P. Harrell, C. Phelps, F. Atkinson, E. Wilson, A. Hare, C. Rowan, S. Damon, C. Daughtry, L. McMillian. THIRD ROW: D. Casteen, B. Sutton, M. Herring, E. Minton, M. Herring, N. Burkhalter, F. Register, G. Lott, P. Simpson, C. Sirmans, B. Atkins. FOURTH ROW: J. Kelley, D. Youmans, S. Trammel, D. Smith, L. Harrell, B. Evans, W. Kelly, J. Coody, C. Yar- brough, M. Brannen, G. Barfield, C. Lineberger. FIFTH ROW: D. Daughtry, R. Asbell, J. Dempsey, J. Harrell, S. Powers, R. Barrett, E. Goff, B. Johnson, S. Corbett, B. Ellis, P. Lott. OFFICERS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Brinson Lane, Parliamentarian; Dora J. Busby, President; Cindy Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms. SECOND ROW: Kay Ott, Secretary; Mr. Noel George, Advisor; Joe Dawkins, Treas- urer; Ben Marterne, Vice-President. 88 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Brian Peters, Mitchell Montgomery, E. Cannington, R. Williams, R. Green, T. Kelly, J. Finley, F. Jackson, S. Beauchamp, D. O'Steen, V. Smith. SECOND ROW: G. Coggins, C. Robinson, C. O'Neal, D. Lewis, Larry Dowling, E. Rowan, R. Strickland, H. Daughtrey, M. Woods. THIRD ROW: T. Strom, L. Shaffer, W. Newham, W. Hughes, S. Flemming, C. Gay, B. Hall, J. Rogers, R. Mayer, B. Dickey. FOURTH ROW: M. Courson, B. Lorenzo, C. Wilkes, R. McGraw, F. Bailey, D. Lorenzo, B. Dykes, K. Moore, S. Ryan, S. Green, L. Warren. FIFTH ROW: B. Moat, S. Fender, B. Peters, F. Trammel, J. Williams, R. Richardson, G. Ryan, J. Wheeler, B. Kemp, J. Blanton. BACK ROW: G. Sirmans, A. Bennett. The purpose of the Pep Club is to create and maintain an active school spirit and to encourage good sportsmanship among its fellow students in all school athletic activities. Being the largest school organization with the participation of over 250 members this club serves the faculty, students, school and community. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: L. Reams, L. Englehart, D. Dismark, C. Van Ausdall, L. Coleson, G. Moore, A. Harris, J. Thomas, C. Eason, C. Durrance, M. Bailey, C. Copeland. SECOND ROW: G. Swink, P. Hall, G. Benton, D. Carter, E. Shiver, B. Allen, L. Lanier, J. Rowland, B. Swink, J. Luke, C. Hunter. THIRD ROW: W. Connell, G. Wetherington, R. Wicker, B. Peters, C. Clayton, A. Rogers, R. Hall, B. Davis, P. England, M. J. Yorke, P. Bennett. FOURTH ROW: E. Carter, S. Pauld, T. Daughtery, J. McCann, J. Courson, G. Blanton, K. Tatch, S. Bowen, J. Sims, L. Harrell. FIFTH ROW: J. Hambrick, G. Bowman, G. Swilley, G. Kilcrease, D. Larus, V. Register, B. Eason, B. Ray, E. Stanley, J. O'Neal. CUT THE COMEDY! GET READY! YELL! SPORTS SCHEDULE BASKETBALL Sept. Oct. FOOTBALL 17 21 28 1 5 8 9 16 19 2 5 6 9 Cook County Hahira Berrien County Irwin County Brooks County Echols County Ware County Madison Clinch County Valdosta Cook County Jeff Davis Valdosta TRACK Apr. 5 Valdosta, Jasper 10 Valdosta, Clinch Co., Cook Co. 12 Ware Co., Brooks Co. 17 Coffee County, Central 19 Moultrie, Madison 20 Jasper 24 Valdosta, Berrien Co. 26 Moultrie, Clinch County May 4 Central 7 Valdosta, Cook County Nov. Club 1962 12 Irwin County 13 Echols County 16 Brooks County 19 Jeff Davis 20 Bacon County 23 Clinch County 27 Madison 2 Hahira 3 Berrien County G. C. I. Ware County Brooks County Berrien County Brooks County Irwin County G. C. I. Ware County Berrien County Irwin County Hahira Jeff Davis Irwin County Central Brooks Count', Bacon County Berrien County Madison Ware Cook County Nov. Dec. Jan. Jan. Feb. BASEBALL Mar. Apr. F.F.A. OFFICERS President: Ted Rogers Vice-President: Ben Copeland Wayne Farmer Irvin Bland Secretary: Raymond Bland Treasurer: John Dempsey Reporter: Joe Lineberger Sentinel: Gerald Coggins Advisor: Sam Dasher Sweetheart: Elaine Shiver FutuP THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS Serica. STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FIRST ROW: Mr. Sam Dasher, Irvin Bland, Raymond Bland, Joe Lineberger, Ben Copeland, Ted Rogers, Wayne Farmer, Mack Woods, Gerald Coggins. SECOND ROW: Larry Black, Abb Marshall, Charles Reddish, Johnathan Stanley, Willie Terrel Sims, Toby Garrison, David Lehman, Foster Stanley, Kennen Moore, Monroe Fennell, Russell Bernard. THIRD ROW: Jack Williams, Merrell Taylor, Morris Wood, Hiram Hammock, Wilbur Hughes, Bill Langdale, Wayne Newham. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Eager, Johnny Porter, L. W. Touchton, Irvin Green, Alec Walker, Paul England, Brad Sims, David Pike, Jerry Giddens, Jimmy Brabham, Evon Coffee. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Watkins, Bucky Davis, Roy Blacky Sammy Dasher, Freddie Harrison, David Lewis, Gene Porter, Raymond Copeland, Richard Hughes, Edward Cannington, Jimmy Hamby. 92 7T—i The day our Sweetheart got her jacket. F.F.A. booth at the South Georgia Legion Fair. District Forestry Meet. Conventions Are fun! Fat Cattle Winner—Bill Langdale F.H.A. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Sandra McCann, Wayne Farmer, FHA Beau, Gail McKie, Nancy Ivey, Judy Simpson, Ida Brown, Marie Mathis, Orbie Lou Boyd, Elizabeth Stanley, Mrs. Jordan, advisor. SECOND ROW: Patricia Lott, Beverly Johnson, Carol Lineburger, Linda Sue Mac- Millian, Ellen Minton, Belinda Evans, Linda Harrell, Carolyn Copeland, Susan Hooker, Grace Gibbs, Cherryl Van Ausdell. THIRD ROW: Mary Kay Herring, Lillian Tomlinson, Brenda Lee, Amy Ann Lee, Clara Durrance, Mary Bailey, Betty Jo Tucker, Janice Thomas, La Rita Stone, Dianne Dismuke, Kay Ott. FOURTH ROW: Ester Jackson, Gail Swillery, Ann Bennett, Gayle Sirmans, Mary Jane DeVane, Mary Sue Zipperer, Marilyn Herring, Lucy Chipman, Phyllis Nix, Myra Corbett, Linda Englehart, Evelyn Shiver. 94 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Sandra McCann, President; Gail McKie, Vice-President; Nancy Ivey, Publicity; Judy Simpson, Secretary; Mrs. Jordan, Advisor; Ida Brown, Parliamentarian; Elizabeth Stanley, Song Leader; Orbie Lou Boyd, Degrees; Marie Mathis, Treasurer. Left to Right: SEATED: Linda Boutwell, Dora J. Busby, Rebecca Starling, Willene Mims. STANDING: Vivian Fletcher, Gwen Hiers, Becky Byrd, Miss Ruth Hollingsworth, Advisor. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA L to R: Vice-President—Jean Busby; Secretary and Treasurer— Gwen, Priscilla, and Willene, work on FBLA survey. Vivian Fletcher; President—Priscilla Wisenbaker. 96 FIRST ROW: Peggy Calhoun, Sandy DeLoache, Emily Jackson, Edgar Greene, Delita Wisenbacker, Peggy Fletcher, Mary Grizzell, Charlotte Lunsford. SECOND ROW: Jan Barfield, Shirley Damon, Frances Jordon, Linda Inscore, Nancy Dasher, Jane Bennett, Glenda Redish. THIRD ROW: Sherry Fender, Beverly Brogdon, Mrs. Martha Faught, Janice Weeks, Jeannette Nadack, Roma Griffin, Freddie Atkins. F uture This year the LoHi F.T.A. sent dele- gates to the State Convention held at Jekyll Island and the District meeting at Valdosta State College. Among its projects were the sponsor- ship of annual F.T.A. Day, a day set aside for its members to actually assume the administrative duties of the school, the Apple for the Teacher recognition of the faculty during NEA Week, and the selection and publicizing of the Teacher of the Month. Teachers of America OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Emily Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer; Edgar Greene, Vice-President; Delita Wisenbaker, President; Charlotte Lunsford, Projects Chairman. SECOND ROW: Sandy Deloache, Historian; Peggy Calhoun, Program Chairman; Mrs. Martha Faught, Advisor; Mary Grizzell, Reporter; Peggy Fletcher, Chaplain. 97 FIRST ROW: Tish Corbett, Sandy DeLoache, Charlotte Lunsford, Mary Alice Grizzell, Roma Griffin, Nussbaum, Terry Carter, Bobby Kilgore, Bobby Walsh, John Vance, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Alice Eagle’s Eyrie Staff EDITOR: Charlotte Lunsford CO-EDITOR: Mary Alice Grizzell FEATURE EDITOR: Sandy DeLoache NEWS EDITOR: Alice Nussbaum LAYOUT EDITOR: Terry Carter SPORTS EDITOR: Bobby Kilgore SOCIETY EDITOR: Roma Griffin COPY READER: Joyce Reeves BUSINESS MANAGER: Tish Corbett ADVISOR: John Vance Left to Right, SEATED: Tish Corbett, Sandy DeLoache, Joyce Reeves, Alice Nussbaum, Roma Jean Griffin, Charlotte Lunsford. STAND- ING: Terry Carter, Mr. John Vance, Instructor-Advisor. Industrial Arts Club OFFICERS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: A. C. Starling, Chaplain; Curtis Jolly, Sergeant-at-Arms; Bill Lorenzo, President; Sonny Beauchamp, Vice-President; Howard Daughtery, Program Chairman. SECOND ROW: Jerome Findley, Reporter; Jack Sims, Program Chairman; Frank Mullis, Program Chair- man; Mr. J. A. Wilson, Advisor. Not Pictured: Kenny Darnell, Secretary-Treasurer; David Southall, Program Chairman. FIRST ROW: Jerome Findley, Curtis Jolly, A. C. Starling, Jack Sims, Howard Daughtery, Sonny Beauchamp, Paul England, Bill Lorenzo. SECOND ROW: Glen Blanton, Tommy Floyd, Jimmy Castleberry, Franklin Wetherington, Laurence Adams, Jamie Freeman, Jimmy Courson, Frank Mullis. THIRD ROW: Richard Hill, Paul Bennett, Bobby Ray, Ronnie Boutwell, Mr. Wilson, Advisor, Ted Martin, B. Hayes, F. Jackson. 100 Lohi’s L. to R., FIRST ROW: Sidney Blanton, Irvin Green, Jimmy Brabham, Bobby Smith, Joe Irving. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Coursey, Hubert Smith, Mr. Devane, Advisor, Curtiss Jolly, Hubert Thompson, Jonathan Stanley. Not Pictured: John Brannen and McArthur Thompson. School Patrol OFFICERS: Jonathan Stanley—Captain School Patrol park cars as one of their many projects. Curtiss Jolly—Co-Captain McArthur Thompson—Secretary and Treasurer Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Robert Asbell, Jane Tomlinson, Richard Dawkins, Ray Greene, Larry Kelly, Georgia Swink, Aubrey Garrison, Ann Pilkington. SECOND ROW: Jerome Blanton, Kenneth Renfroe, Mary J. Yorke, Larry Dowling, Carol Bonner, Susan McCall, Ronald Mayer, Mr. Hayes, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Simmons, Jimmy Carter, Don Lorenzo, Mike Edwards, Jimmy Wetherington, Billy Branch Bartlert Johnson, Burie Zipperer, Joyce Reeves. FOURTH ROW: Dan Smith, Terry Lokey, Raymond Asbell, David Cowart, Tommy Powell, Morris Wood, Rochelle Barrett, Alice Nussbaum. OFFICERS Jane Tomlinson, Vice-President; Robert Asbell, President; Ann Pilkington, Secretary-Treasurer; Georgia Swink, Parliamentarian; Aubrey Garrison, Chaplain; Mr. Hayes, Advisor. 102 Science Club Activities FIRST ROW: Tommy Adams, Lucius Moore, Freddie McLeod, Wyonne Swilley, Tish Corbett, Mary Alice Grizzell, Ted Rodgers, Nancy Dasher. SECOND ROW: Alice Nussbaum, Gloria Simpson, Ina Singletary, Sandra Anderson, Gloria Faulkner, Paddy Davis, Jan Barfield, Jane Bennett, Mike Amsden, Nancy Morrison. THIRD ROW: Lawton Dasher, Ronnie Hamilton, Tommy Anderson, Miss Luke, Advisor. OFFICERS President— Tish Corbett 1st Vice-President— Mary Alice Grizzell 2nd Vice-President— Ted Rodgers Secretary- Nancy Dasher Treasurer— Wyonne Swilley Chaplain— Lucius Moore Reporter— Freddie McLeod 104 Convention delegates went sightseeing at Stone Mountain. Tish congratulates the new president Nancy Dasher. Incoming officers were present- ed flowers and charged with their duties at the last meeting. Members place honor banners on the doors of the homerooms having the highest number of honor-roll members. Delegates leave for State Convention in Atlanta. Members discuss plans for the Talent Show. OFFICERS Sandy Deloache, Vice-President; David Cowart, President; Georgia Swink, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss McBride, Ad- visor. FIRST ROW: Miss McBride, Sandy Deloache, David Cowart, Georgia Swink, Freddie McLeod. SECOND ROW: Ray Green, Sylvia Ray, Betty Sue Zipperer, Barbara Crawford, Linda Enscore, Sandra Dawkins, Jeannie Hambrick, Rai Jen6 Humphrey, Tish Corbett, Charlotte Lunsford, Jane Bennett, Nancy Dasher, Nancy Ivey, Jane Tomlinson, Paul England, George Ann Moulton, Susan Adams, Wanda Connell, Gerald Coggins, Ann Pilkington. THIRD ROW: Jerry Blanton, Jerry Goodson, Gary Wetherington, Ronnie Hamilton, Edgar Green, Tommy Daughtery, Joe Prine, Buddy Kemp, Tommy Anderson. Meeting in session. Parade committee plans lineup for floats. Officers conduct meeting. The STUDENT COUNCIL is formed of elected representatives from each homeroom and three officers elected by the school. Through the Student Council, the clubs are given permission to have their activities. Besides organizing the club activities, the Student Coun- cil sponsors Homecoming and assists the clubs in many of their projects. In having a Student Council, our students are assured of having a part in the organization of our school. Vice-President: Sandy Deloache installs incoming officers. President Aubrey Garrison, Vice-President Dan Smith, Secretary George Ann Moulton. Committee searches for a new theme for the Homecoming Dance. 107 OFFICERS President—Linda Deloach Vice-President— Rubinelle Westberry Secretary-Treasurer—Rebecca Starling Reporter—Gloria Benton Program Chairman—Sonia Mathis Chaplain—Donna Brack Library Club Left to Right, SEATED: Donna Brack, Gloria Benton, Barbara Ellis. STANDING: Mrs. Wall, Advisor, Linda Deloach, Sonia Mathis, Joyce McLeod, Betty L. Carter, Rubinelle Westberry, Rebecca Starling. 108 Library Assistants % Library assistants make up the Library Club, a club formed to assure the efficiency of our school library's operation. Becky and Rubinell take charge of the check-out desk. At Work Donna, Betty Lou and Barbara straighten magazine rack. Joyce, Gloria, and Wanda return books to the shelves. DCT Club Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Sandra Copeland, Nancy Willis, Mary Low Brannen, Sandra Wise, Gerrie Henke, Deanna Mayer, Jean M. Weatherington, Mr. Larry Moncus, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Sonny Dukes, Buddy Kemp, Dennis Daughtry, John Rogers, Jerry Blanton, Philip Collins, Bobby Nix, Wayne Godwin, Darrell Stone, Colin Luke. Not Pictured: John Deuley, Ashley Donahue, Jimmy Hunter, Bobby Kilgore, Billy Mote. OFFICERS NO Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Brannen, Secretary; Dennis Daughtry, Vice- President; Gerrie Henke, President; Deanna Mayer, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jona- then Stanley, Reporter; Buddy Kemp, Publicity; Jerry Blanton, Historian; Sonny Dukes, Parliamentarian. Diversified Cooperative Training is a work-study program of vocational educa- tion in the Lowndes County High School. DCT is based on a specific need—pro- viding job training for those students whose formal education might end with high school graduation. Each student's time is divided between school and a part-time paid job. This program is beneficial to the student, the employer and the school and community. On the Job 4-H Club Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Bill Touchton, George A. Moulton, Freddie McLeod, Anita Barrales, Taffy Blanton, Pat Hall, Trudy Blanton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. C. W. Meacham, advisor, Beth Brow, Gail Lott, Patricia Simpson, Dorothy Kasteen, Betty Sutton, Bobbie Galloway, Elmer Wilson, Danny Truman, Clara Rowan. THIRD ROW: Julia Touchton, Patricia Warren, LaVerne Eason, Linda Goodson, Mary A. Brown, Linda C. Moulton, Ronnie Aligood, Sandy Bowen. FOURTH ROW: Gary McDonald, Richard Wicker, Terry Carter, Brian Peters, Billy Eason, Frank Trammel, Billy B. Hall. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Peters, Jimmy Hiers, Joe Touchton, Richard Moore, Larry Wilkinson, Wallace Hunter, Jimmy Cannister. OFFICERS Bill Touchton, President; Anita Barrales, Secretary-Treasurer; Taffy Blanton, Re- porter; Trudy Blanton, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Meacham, Advisor; Freddie McLeod, Boys Vice-President; George Ann Moulton, Girls Vice-President; I I 2 Patricia Hall, Historian. Winners of the 4-H Dress Revue for 1962 Left to Right, SEATED: Joyce Downing, Carolyn Rentz, Lynette Miclette, Karen Connell, Lorine Owens. FIRST ROW STANDING: Harriet Dixon, Linda Sue McMillian, Belinda Evans, Peggy Calhoun, Pianist, Mr. Sturcho, Director, Cheryl Daughtrey, Wanda Faye Hall, Angelia Weeks, Beth Nitchke. SECOND ROW STANDING: Dianne Larus, Patricia Simpson, Gail Lott, Jean Bryant. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Ronald Kelly, Rodney Brown, Steven Johnson, Patty McGuinn, Robert. Johnson, Tommy Pittman. SECOND ROW: Twyla Chaney, Robert Strickland, Carolyn Copeland, Gloria Benton, Nancy Morrison, Gene A. Sturchio, Band Director, George Ann Moulton, Head Drum Majorette, Jean Busby, Howard Lane, Romcna Rowan, Wesley Hesters. THIRD ROW: Iris Harrell, Rocky Antolov, Linda C. Moulton, Walter Bramlett, John Hall, Regina Kelly, Joel Hiers, Jake Hall, Ronald Bramlett, Russell Bramlett, Freddy Tatch, Judy Hesters. FOURTH ROW: Linda Inscore, Douglas Brown, Billy Eason, Larry Shafer, Richard Moore, Steven Chaney, Pete Shiver, Gelaine Williams, Gwen Hiers, Bill Touchton. FIFTH ROW: Joe Touchton, Jerome Finley, Hiram Hammock, Johnny Pittman, Alec Walker, Cindy Smith. Band OFFICERS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Bill Touchton, Captain, Gwen Hiers, Librarian, George A. Moulton, Head Drum Majorette, Jean Busby, Major, Nancy Morrison, Second Lieutenant. SEC- OND ROW: Steve Chaney, Corporal, Cindy Smith, Assistant Librarian, Billy Eason, First Lieutenant, Hiram Hammonk, Sergeant, Johnny Pittman, Quartermaster. Drum Majorette George Ann Moulton mmmm ■ Majorettes Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Twyla Chaney, George Ann Moulton, Linda Carol Moulton. SECOND ROW: Iris Harrell, Gelaine Williams, Romona Rowan, Linda Inscore. I 16 Homecoming Queen Pat Hall surrounded by Court: L to R, .Emily Jackson, Bobbie J. Galloway, Judy Wheeler, Wanda Connell, Gail Moore, Tish Corbett, Jane Tomlinson. Homecoming 1961 At Homecoming game halftime activities At Homecoming Dance All alone!! Let me call Come on man. Let's drag! you Sweetheart, Red. . . and believe it or not it all began on Rat Day, 1961” Jane Paulk bursts into tears when she is selected 1st runner-up. Mary Jean Fowler crowns Queen Trudy Blanton, 2nd Runner up, receives Sandy DeLoach—Miss Lowndes congratulations from Buddy Kemp. County High, 1962. Unable to decide, the judges chose the Top Eleven L to R: Jane Tomlinson, Georgia Swink, Cindy Smith, Jane Paulk, Kay Ott, Emily Jackson, Pat Hall, Bobbie Jean Galloway, Sandy DeLoache, Trudy Blanton, Gail Barfield. ioi We dined................................ —.................................. „....and dined! 1962 Wall, Martin and McLeod led off the senior grand march. Junior-Senior Banquet We did dance all night. And we followed. Mr. President, have you turned comedian? Juniors got a whale of a tale to tell you boys. They served from our sidewalk cafe. While we played....................................................... they watched. We're glad you're here. Being of sound mind and body. With tears in his eyes. Mr. Wall opens his 1962 Legend and remembers . . . With respect and admiration our Senior class presents this portrait as a lasting memento of our first principal. 125 Honors in Sixty-Two Girl's Essay—Jane Bennett—District Meet (Literary Events) Placed Star Student—Tommy Anderson; Star Teacher—Miss Aspasia Panos; Sponsor—Junior Chamber of Commerce. Piano—Tish Corbett; Girl's Solo—Paddy Davis—District Meet (Literary Events) Placed. Vogue Pattern Sewing Contest—La Vonne Colson; Sponsor—Vogue Patterns; First in County, Second in District. Boys Declamation (District Meet) Placed: Soil Conservation Essay (District) Placed: Ted Rogers. Tommy Anderson: First Place, Boys Essay (District); Boys Tennis Champion (Singles). Homemaker of Tomorrow—Glenda Redish; Sponsor: General Mills. Sweetest Couple—Wanda Connell and Gary Wetherington; Sponsor: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. Talent Show Winners, First Place: Alice Nussbaum; Second: Jerome Smith, Alex Walker, Dewayne Whittle, Gary Wetherington; Third: Mike Amsden; Sponsor: Beta Club. District Pyrofax Essay Winner—Patsy Garrison; Sponsor: Pyrofax Gas. 127 Mike Amsden—Transylvania Music Scholarship Sponsor: Georgia Power Company David Cowart—All State in Football Sponsor: Atlanta Journal Mary A. Grizzell—Citizenship Award Sponsor: Daughters of American Revolution Tish Corbett—Girls' State Scholarship 128 Sponsor: American Legion Auxiliary Jayne Carter—Jefferson Davis Essay Award Sponsor: United Daughters of Confederacy Gerald Coggins—Grand Champion Dairy Heifer, South Georgia Legion Fair. Charles Redish—Electric Welding Contest Southwest Georgia (placed). Irvin Bland—Grand Champion Beef Bull, South Georgia Legion Fair. State Electrification Winner. Sponsor: Georgia Power and Light Co. Bo D. Miller—Southwest Georgia Oxygen Acetylene Cutting Champion. Agriculture Medals—Coggins, Eager, Lineberger, Green, Bland, Cope- land, Dempsey, Rodgers. Not Pictured: Giddens, Bland. Dan Smith—Boys' State Scholarship Sponsor: American Legion | 29 Latin Medals: Sandra Anderson, Jimmy Eager. Spanish: Frances Brown, Clara Rowan. Business Education Medals: Delita Wisenbaker, Keith Blythe, Vivian Fletcher. Art: Georgia Swink. Journalism: Terry Carter. Home Ec.: Glenda Redish. Scholarship Medals: Jane Bennett, Nancy Morrison, Ted Rodgers, Jimmy Eager, Freddie McLeod. Library Medalists: Rubinelle Westberry, Linda Deloach. Glee Club: Loraine Owens. Band: Dora Jean Busby. Science Medals: Freddie McLeo'd, Nancy Morrison, Mike Amsden, Ted Rodgers. Most Outstanding Freshmen: Sue Strom, Scholar; Noel McCann, Athlete, Math Medals: Wyonne Swilley, Nancy Morrison, Marie Rowland, Tommy Adams, Jimmy Eager, Ted Rodgers. Social Science Medals: Peggy Calhoun, Wyonne Swilley, Dan Smith, Alice Nussbaum, Jane Bennett. Graduating HONOR GRADUATES—FIRST ROW: Sheldia Sessigns, Delores Brogden, Mary Alice Grizzell, Vivian Fletcher. SECOND ROW: Freddie McLeod—Salutatorian, Ted Rodgers—Valedictorian, Jon Thorne, Wayne Godwin, Tommy Adams. Not Pictured: Tommy Anderson. 132 Class 133 Autographs To Work, to College, or o?i Vacation . . . FAREWELL OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY FOREST PRODUCTS DIVISION Valdosta, Georgia 1904 N. ASHLEY ST. PHONE CH 2-6620 Featuring Valdosta's Exclusive INSURED PAYMENT PLAN AUTOMOBILE FINANCING SIGNATURE LOANS AUTOMOTIVE LOANS FURNITURE LOANS Prompt, Friendly, Confidential Service Serving Georgia for Over 34 Years VASHTI'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of VINSON'S DRUG STORE Air Conditioned — 4 Operators CH 2-3060 418 E. 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