Lowndes High School - Munin Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1964 volume:

Title ................................2 Table of Contents ....................3 Principal’s Message ................ 4 Editor’s Message .....................5 Dedication ...........................6 Theme ................................8 Board of Education ..................19 Faculty-Personnel ...................20 Organizations .......................25 Features .......................... 63 Activities ......................... 72 Honors ..............................77 Sports ..............................83 Classes ............................ 99 Snapshots...........................157 Autographs......................... 158 Ads.................................159 Contents C5SO PRINCIPAL: Mr. T.H. Wall Dear Friends; I would like to take advantage of this opportunity to express: (1) My sincere and best wishes to the members of the Senior Class of 1964 as you leave the Lowndes County High School and adventure forth into a world which will confront you with great challenge, opportunities, and problems. I wish for you continued good health, happiness, and success, and hope that you will come back often to see us. (2) My appreciation to all the members of the student body and the faculty for your continued cooperation and enthusiasm in making our school a great school. After all, the greatness and excellence of the Lowndes County High School is going to be in direct proportion to our combined efforts, enthusiasm, and cooperation. (3) My commendations to the members of the Annual Staff for the excellent work you have done in publishing the 1964 Legend. I feel that this Annual will help to make us all proud of the Lowndes County High School and also the Lowndes County High School proud of us. (4) My desire to be of the greatest possible service to all the pre- sent and former students of the Lowndes County High School. Let us know when we can serve you. Your Friend, [ 4 ] May 26, 1964 F r iends. Even though the years will pass quickly when we graduate, we will carry with us all the memories from our high school escapades. We will remember 1963-1964 for all the friends we met and the things we did. We will remember the last minute rush for Homecoming, the Wizard of Oz as pertaining to the Beauty Contest, the Stairway to the Stars (and the million stars we made in history class) and the exciting graduation night. The seniors will never forget Kid's Day when Mrs. Adams got thrown in the water and for the freshmen it was Rat Week-unbearable torture in- flicted by the seniors on the naive newcomers. Many students will never forget the scare of being called in on the intercom or little talks Mr. Wall gave in his office. All in all this has been a wonderful year full of excitement and fun. And we, the seniors of 1964 will never forget it. Your Editor, [ 5 ] Mary Jane Yorke To Mrs. Dorothy Carter we dedicate this 1964 Legend. To Mrs. Carter, whose out-standing qualities as a teacher, whose leadership and determination, and whose understand- ing and patience, endears her to all. Mrs. Carter teaches English, Speech, Journalism, String Band, Glee Club and is sponsor for the cheerleaders. [ 7 ] Theme Illustrated in the pages to follow is the typical day of the students at Lowndes County High School. The day may have started with the ring of the alarm clock, a brief breakfast and a helpful shove out the front door, where the cheerful yellow bus awaited. On the bus closely-knit students in a half-awake state mingled, talked, told jokes, and laughed before starting a sup- posedly serious day of study. Once in school, students dispersed in all directions, to the lockers, the crowd- ed girls rooms for a last-minute comb-out, and to homerooms. Throughout the day, friends met, shared happiness and good times as well as the problems and heartbreaking experiences of that day. That special he or she , the tests failed together, football games and dances, are all events to be remembered. In the years to come, when recalling distant memories the following pages will bring back to life the life you lived at Lowndes County High. What was LOHI? LOHI was faces-- of teachers, friends, fellow students, sad ones, and happy ones, always chang- ing. LOHI was activity--quiet study, serious discussion, exciting games and noisy crowds. LOHI was color--sometimes bright, happy colors and sometimes blue but always there was a color. LOHI was a feeling--a sense of belonging to that wonderful blue and gold, of being a Golden Eagle! [ 9 ] And so the story begins... amid the faces The shrill jangling of the alarm clock breaks the darkened silence of the morning to signal a new day. Just a few more moments in bed, before those last few minutes of unconfused silence are reluctantly relinquished, before it's up-and-at-'em. A splash of cold water and the cool peppermint of toothpaste help cast a slightly more favorable light on the day. Perhaps there's even a smile for that monkey staring out of the mirror. With the bed slightly made and the room slightly messed, it's down to breakfast to be greeted by a unanimous chorus of yawns. Breakfast, which at best is a not too reasonable facsimile of a meal, consists of food never finished and home- work in the process of completion. Con- versation is limited to inarticulate grunts which are mutually unheard. After the few allotted moments of breakfast comes the mad dash for lost homework, hidden books, and misplaced shoes. The first trip out the door is unsuccessful, end- ing in the return for some other forgotten item. After a few more maternal re- minders, the final exit is made, with the disorganized morning serving as a warm-up for an equally hectic day. The walk to the bus quite often re- sembles the fifty yard dash, for the bus doesn't wait for late-comers, and it's a long hike to school. The pushing, the shoving--It's a minor battle to board the bus. Is everyone really that anxious to get to school? 7:30 am [ 12 ] [ 13 ] A frantic struggle with your locker precedes the last few sleepy minutes of freedom before the class day begins. These minutes are precious ones, to be used in finishing homework, gossiping and flirting, or putting those last stub- born hairs into place with hair spray. 8:35 am [ 14 ] Devotion and the pledge to the flag, quiet minutes, officially begin the day. After announcements, however the room returns to its normal state of bedlam. 8:45 am [ 15 ] Even early in the morning before classes begin, LOHI is buzzing with activity. While students sit in their home- rooms, the lunchroom ladies begin preparing for the mam- moth lunch they must prepare, the custodians resume their never-ending tasks, and the office staff starts its long day by admitting late students to school. The principal, from the inner recess of the office, makes the necessary announcement over the intercom system concerning the day's activities. The librarians ready themselves and the book- shelves for the onslaught of readers who are going to come seeking books and magazines of all kinds throughout the day. It certainly takes a lot of work behind the scenes to make the school'run smoothly all day, every day. [ 17 ] [ 18 ] Louis Carter A. B. Martin Harley Hall SUPERINTENDENT Lowndes County 63-64 [ 19 ] Irene Brown SECRETARY Barbara Milhouse SECRETARY MRS. GEORGE JOHNSON Office Secretary Valdosta State College B.S. MR. SEAB MILLER Economics, English Emory University Valdosta State College Georgia Southern College A. B. MR. DAVID BARKER Education, Physical Ed. Peabody Teachers College University of Virginia B. A., M. A. MR. RODNEY FAIN Science, P.E. Georgia Teachers College B.S. MRS. T.H. WALL, JR. Librarian University of Georgia A. B. MRS. DOROTHY CARTER Public Relations, Speech, Drama, Music, Annual, Cheerleaders Valdosta State MRS. DONALD E. HIGHT Social Studies, Biological Science B.S. in Education MRS. CARLTON ADAMS English Georgia Southern College B. A. MR. JOHN VANCE English, Latin Memphis State University B.S. “Whenever you are asked if you MRS. ROBERT OWENS Spanish, French, History Stephens College B. A. MR. LARRY MONCUS D.C.T. La Grange College B. A. MRS. HUGH McELVEY Home Economics, Art Valdosta State College B. A. MRS. BARBARA EDMONSON Business Education, Education George Peabody College B.S., M.A. MRS. BONNIE HORTON English Valdosta State College B.S. MR. KENNETH USSERY Biology, Chemistry Georgia Southern College B.S. MR. TIP GAMBLE North Georgia College Georgia Southern Mercer University Education MISS ASPASIA PANOS Social Science Valdosta State College B.S., M.S. B.S., M.A can do a job tell ’em 4certainly I can.’ MR. DON LYONS English Valdosta State College B.S. MR. JAMES WILSON Industrial Arts, Shop Mercer University A.B. MRS. ALICE JOHNSON MRS. R. L. JORDAN Science, Home Economics Home Economics University of Nebraska University of Georgia Valdosta State College B.S. Teachers Certificate B.A. MR. FLOYD DeVANE Social Science University of Georgia B.S., M.S. MR. JAMES GOOSBLY Business Education, Art Georgia Teachers College B.S. MR. NOEL GEORGE Math, P.E. Valdosta State College B.S. MR. EMORY CONNEL Social Science University of Georgia B.S. MR. SAM DASHER Vocational Agriculture University of Georgia B.A. MR. GENE STURCHIO Music Rollins College Then get busy and find MRS. GAYNELL CAUDLE Science, Physical Education Biology Appalachian State B.S., M.A. MRS. DONALD E. HIGHT Marion College Attended three years MRS. MARGARET OKERSON Home Economics, General Science Science Rutgers University B.A., M.A. MISS RACHAEL NORMAN English Secondary Education Valdosta State College B.S. MR. OSBORNE WEBB English, History, Art Valdosta State College B.A. MRS. C. W. MEACHAM Algebra Valdosta State College A. B. What are You looking at Mr. Wall? Yes, we beat Berrien County 33-0 She’s been absent five days in a row . out how to do it.” - THEODORE ROOSEVELT - CUSTODIANS: Mr. Rollins Mr. Moore BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Moore, Mr. Reddish, Mr. Crowe, Mr. Walker, Mr. Pittman, Mr. Nix, Mr. Bernard, Mr. Law, Mr. Welch, Mr. Johnson. [ 24 ] Organization L e g e n d Assistant Editor: Robin Yorke, Editor: Mary Jane Yorke. Senior Editors: Gloria Cowart, LaVonne Colson. Club Editors: Kerry Blythe, Harriet Dixon. Photographer: Doug Hodges. Features Editors: Jere Hendricks, Bettie Faye Burns. Photographer: Ronnie Brick. FIRST ROW: Gloria Cowart, Kerry Blythe, Nancy Evans, Janice Dickerson, Bettie Faye Bums, Kathleen Daniels, Martha Soper, Robin Yorke, Janet DeLoache, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Carter, Sponsor, Mary Jane Yorke, LaVonne Colson, Cherylene Boone, Jere Hendricks, Ronnie Brick, Doug Hodges, Alec Walker, Joel McCann, Glenn Blanton, Belinda Evans, Harriet Dixon, Taffy Blanton. Sports Editors: Robin Yorke, Joel McCann, Doug Hodges. Freshman Editors: Martha Soper, Nancy Evans. Faculty Editors: Janet DeLoache, Alec Walker, Kathleen Daniels. SOPHOMORE EDITORS: Kathleen Daniels, Nancy Evans, Janice Dickerson. t u d C o u n c i i i 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 Council 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. c e r s [ 28 ] Student Council Members FIRST ROW: Mr. Miller, Sponsor, Jack Allen, Linda Goodson, Evelyn Shiver, Irvin Green, Mary Jane Yorke, Brad Sims, Doug Hodges. SECOND ROW: Nancy Morrison, Susan Nussbaum, Linda Inscore, Sonja Friis, Buddy Wisenbaker, Claude Boswell, Mary Sue Zipperrer, Westly Hesters, Martha Ann Soper, Judy Wheeler, Elaine Bowling. THIRD ROW: Richard Wicker, Tommy Robertson, Bill Langdale, (Not a member), Kenneth Renfroe, (not a member), Jerry Hutchison, Roy Bamburg, Thomas Coker, Johnny Ricks, Tommy Strom, Clyde Hall. [ 29 ] The purpose of the Beta Club is to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage and assist its members to con- tinue their education after High School. Qualifications for membership in the Beta Club are: creditable achievement, worthy character, good mentality and commendable attitude. Prospective members must be approved by the head of the local high school. Mike Amsden, Chaplain; Nancy Morrison, Vice-President; Peggy Calhoun, President; Ina Singletary, Secretary; Sue Strom, Treasurer. [ 30 ] 1963-1964 FIRST ROW: Roman Rowan, Mike Amsden, Nancy Morrison, Peggy Calhoun, Ina Singletary, Sue Strom, Judy Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Wesley Hesters, Dean Weldom, Debbie Turner, Mary Alice Brown, Marcia Owens, Sherry Fender, Faye Kinsey, Jayne Carter, Linda Inscore. THIRD ROW: Taffy Blanton, Mrs. Adams, Sponsor, Roger Rampley, Mike Edwards, Gloria Jean Simpson, Freddie Newsom, Bob Anderson, Charles Burns, Lawton Dasher, Jimmy Eager, Alton Holton, (Not Pictured.) [ 31 ] FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Yorke, Cherelene Boone, Jere Hendericks, Kerry Blythe, Nancy Evans, Taffy Blanton, Belinda Evans, Gloria Cowart, LaVonne Colson, Harriett Dixon. SECOND ROW: Janis Dicker- son, Douglas Hodges, Bettie Faye Burns, Kathleen Daniels, Glenn Blanton, Alex Walker, Martha Soper, Ronald Brick, Janet DeLoache. Belinda Evans, Assistant Editor; Taffy Blanton, Editor; Nancy Evans, Assistant Editor. Staff [ 32 ] FIRST ROW: Jody Lightsey, Billy Eason, Mike Edwards, Roger Rampley, Billy Branch, Edward Rowan, Burie Zipperer, Kenneth Darnell, Burt McDonald, Glenn Cater, Elmer Wilson, Douglas Mayer, Gerald Ryan, David Lewis, and Mrs. McElvey, Advisor, Carlton Hunter, Ronnie Alligood. SECOND ROW: Al- ton Holton, Lawton Dasher, Stephen Chaney, Foster Stanley, Richard Moore, Jimmy Wetherington, Douglas Hodges, Charles Burns, Kenneth Renfroe, Joe Strickland, Tommy Tillman, and Jamie Free- man. Senior President Gerald Ryan Vice-President Elmer Wilson - V Secretary- Treasurer Ronnie Alligood [ 33 ] To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. OFFICERS... .FIRST ROW: Elmer Wilson, Vice President, Glen Cater, Publicity Chairman; Gerald Ryan, President; Mrs. McElvey, Sponsor; Richard Moore, Community Chairman; Ronnie Alligood, Secretary; Kenneth Renfroe, Treasurer; Carlton Hunter, Chaplain; Douglas Hodges, School Projects; Charles Burns, World Service. TO CREATE MORE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP IN ONE’S EVERYDAY LIFE, There’s a hard-working group for you. We always have a work horse in the bunch. A group of hard working boys help clean up the garden. [ 35 ] TOP ROW: Mrs. Owens, Advisor, Jack Griffin, Bobby Rowan, Jerry Hutchinson, Sammy Spells, Walter Dowling, Bob Anderson, Troy Zipperer, John Hodges, Michale Waren, Billy Herrin. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Dykes, Gene Pollock, Jack Allen, Robert Baralles, Danny Lightsey, Joel Hiers, Gene Anest, Buddy Wisenbaker, Charles Starling, Donald Carter. OFFICERS: Projects Chairmen - Sammy Spells Steve Dykes Gene Pollock Buddy Wisenbaker Secretary - Jack Allen President - Bob Anderson Chaplain - Troy Zipperer Vice President - Charles Starling Treasurer - Billy Herrin The Senior Tri-hi-Y club is composed of Junior and Senior girls, whose job it is to create a religous atmosphere at home and in the school. Under the direction of Mrs. Bonnie Horton the girls enjoy many projects which they spon- sor during the school year. FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Yorke, Sara Linsey, Gail Moore, Sybil Sutton, Jo Beth Hayes, Phyllis Mclntire, Debbie Turner, Peggy Calhowfi, Shelby Thomlison, Carolyn Copeland, Joan Williams, Judy Wheeler, Mary Sue Zipperer, Sherry Fender, Sue Zeigler. SECOND ROW: Unknown, Nancy Morrison, Wanda Faye Hall, Lavonne Colson, Wanda Connell, Liz Walker, Betty Peters, Esther Jackson, Romana Rowan, Un- known, Jane Carter, Faye Kinsey, Linda Inscore. THIRD ROW: Betty Hughes, Jane DeLoach, Unknown, Faye Conaway, Susan McCall, Carol Bonner, Janie Weeks, Diane Dismuke, Gail Kilcrease, Mary Alice Brown, Triena Hightower, Peggy Fletcher, Mrs. Horton, Advisor. A TIME OF LOVE, AND A TIME TO HATE; A TIME OF WAR, AND A TIME OF PEACE. ECCLESIASTES: 3:8 [ 37 ] Our Aim Is........ To create, maintain, and extend throughout, the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. OFFICERS. .FIRST ROW: Brenda Rackley, President; Aleta Green, School Projects Chairman; Barbara Cannister, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Nancy Evans, Secretary; Diane Moore, Chaplain; Martha Soper, Vice President; Gayle Calhoun, Community Projects Chairman; Donna Stickly, World Service Chairman. FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON..........JOHN 3:16 Our Goal: To establish more Christian Love throughout the school. [ 38 ] BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Rackley, Connie Morris, Twyla Chaney, Charlene Lamon, Julia Adams, Mary Adams, Marcia Owens, Barbara Cannister, Nancy Evans, Janis Dickerson, Aleta Green, Linda Brown, Miss Norman, Advisor. TOP ROW: Diane Moore, Gail Smithwick, Ann Faircloth, Martha Soper, Sonja Friis, Gayle Calhoun, Donna Strickleya, Peggy Selph, Gloria Dennis, Linda Smith, Marilyn Chitty. School Projects discuss a worthwhile project. [ 39 ] Future Farmers °f America FIRST ROW: Edwin Coggins, Pres. Assistant; Gerald Coggins, President; Mary Jane Yorke, Sweetheart; Andy Rogers, Reporter; Lawrence Zipperrer, Vice-Pres. SECOND ROW: Bobby Fletcher, Parliamentarian; Johnny Porter, Sentinel; Irvin Green, Sec.; Jimmy Eager, Treasurer; Mr. Dasher, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Bobby Fletcher, Johnny Porter, Edwin Coggins, Irvin Green, Gerald Coggins, Mary Jane Yorke, Andy Rogers, Jimmy Eager, Lawrence Zipperrer, Mr. Dasher. SECOND ROW: Alec Walker, Joe Touchton, Lacey Mulligan, Jimmy Allen, Billy Eason, Steven Chaney, Brad Sims, Criss Harrison, Johnny Copeland, Layton Terrell, Jimmy Hamby, Robert Copeland, Bobby Willis, Billy Allen, Ray Black, Nelson Moore, Tommy Cothron, Kelly Dees, Glenn Farmer, Karon Dampier, Randall Jones, Howard Lane, Burie Zipperrer, Jody Lightsey, Edward Cannington, Alton Hardy, Jimmy Watkins, Jimmy Coffee, Bucky Davis, Freddy Daniels, Jodey Copeland, Tommy Hambrick, Foster Stanley, Pete Shiver, Richard Hughes, L. W. Touchton, Freddy Harrison, Johnny Witherspoon, Jr. Vann, Jackie Lewis, Joe Peters, Wilber Hughes, Jack Ziegler, Tim Lehman, Leon Stewart, Eugene Stewart, Alfred Stone. [ 40 ] Speech Drama FIRST ROW: Janis Anderson, Gail Smithwick, Marcia Owens, Kerry Blythe, Sandra Dawkins, Nancy Grier, Pat Hiers. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane DeVane, Suzanne Jordan, Debbie Mulky, Jan Wisenbaker, Twyla Chaney, Mrs. Carter, Sponsor; Kay Shaffer, Diane Dismuke, LaVonne Colson, Mary Jane Yorke, THIRD ROW: Tommy Stephenson, Larry Kelly, Bob Stephenson, Ansel Parrish, Glenn Cater, Douglas Hodges, Jimmy Eager. These Plays Were Presented This Year Pauli-Debbie Mulky Mizzie-Kerry Blythe Professor-Bob Stephenson Jan-Larry Kelly Behrand-Ansel Parrish Doreen-Debbie Mulky Gary-Bob Stephenson Loma-Jane Carter Johnny-George Price Kitty-Kerry Blythe Caleb-Marcia Owens Mr. Snell-Larry Kelly Ma Clanton-Romona Rowan Elizabeth-Linda Inscore Bert-Gordan Stuart Hallie-Miriam Geiger THE G H O S T S G O WEST [ 42 ] FIRST ROW: Roger Spivey, Vice-President; Randy Fountain, Chaplain; Jennie Lou Garrison, Sergeant at Arms; Eddie England, Secretary; Robin Yorke, Treasurer; George Price, President. SECOND ROW: Coach George, Coach Fain, Sponsors. Pep Club Officers [ 43 ] Club [ 45 ] FBLA Treene Studstill, Faye Kinsey, Becky Byrd, Carol Clayton, Debbie Turner, Betty Peters, Ina Singletary, Rachel Coody, Linda Brown, Gloria Jean Simpson, Miriam Geiger, Ann Bennett, Harriett Dixon. SEATED: Janet DeLoache, Jane DeLoache, Kerry Blythe, LaVonne Colson, Mrs. Edmonston, Sponsor; Mrs. Spaid, Sponsor, (not pictured). Janet DeLoache, Treasurer; Jane DeLoache, Secretary; LaVonne Colson, Vice-President; Kerry Blythe, President; Mrs. Edmondson, Sponsor; Mrs. Spaid, Sponsor; Not Pictured. [ 46 ] School Patrol FIRST ROW: Mac Thompson, Irvin Green, Carolyn Porter, Linda Sutton, Betty Jo Tucker, Elizabeth Stanley. SECOND ROW: Mr. DeVane, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Linda Sutton, Elizabeth Stanley, Betty Jo Tucker, Carolyn Porter. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Coursey, Bobby Smith, Joe Irvin, Mac Thompson, Irvin Green. [ 47 ] SEATED: John Brannon, Reporter: Billy Dykes, Secretary; Charles Barden, Vice-President: Stanley Ryan, President: Clyde Hall, Sereeant at Arms: David Lewis, Parliamentarian; Gail Moore, Treasurer. [ 48 ] FIRST ROW: Orbie Lou Boyd, Sherry Allen, Phyllis Nix, Ann Harris, Pat Massey, Becky Rowland, LaRita Stone, Marie Mathis. SECOND ROW: Patsy Garrison, Gail Moore, Kennon Moore, Pete Godfrey, Wayne Jernigan, Kenny Darnell, John Brannon, Clyde Hall, Sidney Blanton, Roger Brooks, Elizabeth Walker, Mr. Moncus, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Boutwell, Ronnie Moon, Charles Barden, Billy Dykes, Donald Stewart, Tommy Mayer, David Lewis, Harry Mayer, Stanley Ryan, Bobby Albrighten, Ansel Parrish, A.C. Starling, Tommy Strom, Frankie Giamo (not pictured). Purpose of the D. C. T. Club: To give students on the job training while they are still enrolled in High School. s c I Hobby Club n c e Sue Strom, Secretary; Martha Soper, Chaplain; Don Lorenzo, President; Susan McCall, Treasurer; Mary Jane Yorke, Vice-President. [ 50 ] s FIRST ROW: Joe Smith, Richard Soper, Pete Hoskins, Gene Anest, Don Lorenzo, Joel Heirs, Joan Williams. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Renfore, Sue Strom, Faye Conaway, Susan McCall, Hope Boswell, Roy Strickland, Larry Lanier, Dickey Morris, Ray Greene. THIRD ROW: Nancy Evans, Janis Dickerson, Martna Soper, Sarah Lindsey, Johnny Crosby, Eddie Jefferson, Robert Strickland, Jack Rowland. FOURTH ROW: Fred Clifford, Roger Rampley, Paul Bennett, Bobby Ray, Burton McDonald, Edward Rowan, Doug Hodges, Mr. Ussery, Sponsor. [ 51 ] Future Teachers Charles Burns, Vice-Pres.; Linda Inscore, Secretary; Peggy Fletcher, Program Chairman; Jayne Carter, President; Betty Lou Starling, Historian; Carolyn Copeland, Chaplain. Does C-A-T really spell cat, Mrs. Adams? [ 52 ] You can be proud to be a teacher FIRST ROW: Romona Rowan, Wanda Connell, Janice Weeks, Linda Inscore, Sue Ziegler, Betty Lou Starling, Carolyn Copeland, Mr. Lyons. SECOND ROW: Vickie Register, Peggy Fletcher, Peggy Calhoun. THE TEACHER IS A PROPHET. He lays the foundations of tomorrow. THE TEACHER IS AN ARTIST. He works with the precious clay of unfolding personality. THE TEACHER IS A FRIEND. His heart responds to the faith and devotion of his students. THE TEACHER IS A CITIZEN. He is selected and licensed for the improvement of society. THE TEACHER IS AN INTERPRETER. Out of his maturer and wider life he seeks to guide the young. THE TEACHER IS A BUILDER. He works with the higher and finer values of civilization. THE TEACHER IS A CULTURE-BEARER. He leads the way toward worthier tastes, saner attitudes, more gracious manners, higher intelligence. [ 53 ] President, Wesley Hesters; Vice-President, Taffy Blanton; Secretary and Treasurer, Jeannie Hambrick; Song Leaders, Linda Carol Moulton, Gay Bowman; Reporter, Linda Sykes. [ 54 ] FIRST ROW: Richard Moore, Jamie Freeman, Tommy Tillman, Robert Noles, Frank Trammell, Dolan Yeomans, Jack Sims, Frank Mullis, Gay Bowman, Jimmey Courson, Bobby Dickey, Becky Swink, Sonny Paulk, Calvin Renfroe. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Meachem, Sponsor, Elmer Wilson, Gloria Cowart, Rebecca Starling, Billy Bob Hall, Clay Hagood, Wesley Hester, Robert Wilson, Linda Carol Moulton, Linda Sykes, Jeannie Hambrick, Linda Goodson, Mary Alice Brown, Mary Sue Zipperer, Larry Con- nell. THIRD ROW: Robin Yorke, Joel McCann, Freddie Atkins, Shirley Philips, Angela Barfield, Caro- lyn Spradley, Susan O'Neal, Sybil Horne, Linda Harrell, Mary Jane DeVane, Cherelene Boone, Jere Sue Hendericks, Iris Harrell, Martha Hersey, Aleta Green, Patricia Hughes. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Mc- Kinnize, Jackie Barber, Kaye Shaffer, Twyla Channey, James Thompson, Linda Rouse, Gelaine Williams, Kathy Colvin, Gerald Brodgen, Richard Wicker, Susan Adams, BeLinda Evans, Faye Pittman, Bettie Faye Burns, Kathleen Daniels, Linda Shiver. FIFTH ROW: Randy Fountain, Ronald Mayer, Dean Weldon, Jean Davis, Russell Zipperer, Wayne Zipperer, Robert Barrales, Wanda Faye Hall, Sybil Sutton, Walace Hunter, Larry Wilkerson, Kenneth Renifroe. SIXTH ROW: Douglas Brown, Bill Langdale, Kathy Jordan, Eddie England, Taffy Blanton, George Price, Warrena Lane, Roger Trammell, Jimmey Cannister. 4-H Emblem: A four leaf clover with letter H on each leaflet, meaning the four square development of Head, Heart, Hands, and Health, is the accepted emblem. 4-H Colors are: Green, and White. 4-H Motto: To make the best better . [ 55 ] FIRST ROW: Gloria Dennis, Janice Johannesson, Mary Herring, Ellen Minton, Joyce Colson, Ann Burgess, Dianne Murry, Phyillis McIntyre, Nancy Grier, Evelyn Shiver, Donna Rowan. SECOND ROW: Linda Register, La verne Eason, Gail Register, Jane Dukes, Mary Adams, Julia Adams, Sarah Stevens, Judy Rigdon, Alice Davenport, Sue Clanton, Mary Alice White. THIRD ROW: Cheryle Van Ausdale, Gene Daniels, Cynthia Daniels, Claudette Foster, Kay Ladrow, Ann Jones, Karen Clayton, Christine Rogers, Peggy Selph, Mary Baily, Marilyn Herring. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Crammer, Gail Swilly, Sue Swilly, Julia Touchton, Elizabeth Stanley Francis Rigdon, Pat Heaney, Tootie Smith, Judy Kilcrease, Gail Kilcrease. FIFTH ROW: Dianne Dismuke, Gail Sirmans, Elsie Carter, Goldie Plair, Dianne Larus, Betty Sutton, Clara Durance, Beverly Smith, Linda Dees, Mrs. Okerson, Mrs. Jordon. Betty Sutton, Treas.; Dianne Murry, Chairman of Music and Recreation; Donna Rowan, Historian; Elizabeth Stanely, President; Mrs. Jordan, Sponsor; Clara Durrance, Vice-Pres.; Ellen Minton, Projects; Mary Herring, Degrees; Mary Baily, Sec.; Marilyn Herring, Chairman. [ 56 ] Medical Alliance Mike Amsden, President; Jimmy Hiers, Vice-Pres.; Nancy Morrison, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Hight, Sponsor. Nancy Morrison, Mike Amsden, Linda Hodges, Sonja Friis, Carol Bonner, Gloria Benton, Faye Me Millan, Donna Stickley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hight, Sponsor; Mike Edwards, Bob Anderson, Dan DeLoach, Gail Moore, Terry Healey, Johnny Teems, Walter Dowling, Billy Branch. [ 57 ] FIRST ROW: Caro Godfrey, Alice Gibbs, Betty Jo Zipperer, Joyce McLoude, Linda Hall, Jane Meeks, Linda Hodges, Elsie Carter, Gail Sirmans, Ann Faircloth. SECOND ROW: Nancy Evans, Linda Brown, Helen Starling, Laveme Eason, Martha White, Grace Gibbs, Susan Hooker, Betty Jo Tucker, Elizabeth Stanley, Lillian Centerfitt, Linda Tucker, Julian Touchton, Gail Swilly, Mrs. Wall, Sponsor. Elizabeth Stanley, Vice-President; Betty Jo Zipperer, Secretary; Caro Godfrey, President; Gail Swilley, Treasurer. [ 58 ] Industrial Arts FIRST ROW: Charles Starling, James Luke, Glenn Blanton, Kerry Blythe, Sweetheart; David Houthall, Neil Johannessen, Ralph Russell, Richard Hill. SECOND ROW: Mike Nitchke, Calvin Colson, Johnny Newman, Phillip Seymore, Roger Spivey, Billy Hughes, Ted Martin, Glenn Godwin. THIRD ROW: Roy Rogers, Bob Hutchinson, Alfred Luke, Tommy Pittman, James Simmons, Hugh Zipperer, Donald Willis, Elton Zipperer. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Oliver, Mike Courson, Roger Meeks, Gary Hughes, Donny Southall, Ronny Spells, Roy Lott, Danny Beverely. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Wilson, Sponsor: Raymond Allen, Emory DeLoach, Earl Ingram, Gerry Tison. FIRST ROW: James Luke, Sec. Treas.; Glenn Blanton, Vice-Pres.; Kerry Blythe, Sweetheart; Mr. Wilson, Sponsor; David Southall, President; Charles Starling, Sergeant at Arms; Neil Johannessen, Reporter; Ralph Russell, Program Chairman; Richard Hill, Chaplain. [ 59 ] Inter-Club Council FIRST ROW: Kerry Blythe, Brenda Rackley, Gerald Coggins,Mary Jane Yorke, Vice-Pres.; Irvin Green, President; Alec Walker, Peggy Calhoun, Sec-Treas.; Jane Carter, Elizabeth Stanley. SECOND ROW: Wesley Hesters, David Southall, Don Lorenzo, Bob Anderson, Caro Godfrey, Douglas Rodges, Gerald Ryan, Mike Amsden. Homeroom Presidents FIRST ROW: Gennilou Garrison, Marie Rogers, Sue Strom, Janet DeLoache, Sec.-Treas.; Alec Walker, Pres.; Mary Alice Brown, Gerald Ryan, Vice-Pres.; Nancy Grier. SECOND ROW: Laurel Carter, Susan McCall, Edward Cannington, Bob Anderson, Curtis Sapp, Neil Johannesson, Karon Dampier, Bobby Willis, Debbie Turner, Dawn Mimms. THIRD ROW: Randy Fountain, William Moore, Joel Hiers, Andy Rogers, Lowell Hammock, Pete Hoskins, Mr. Wall, Sponsor. [ 60 ] Glee Club FIRST ROW: James Thompson, Mickey Walker, Mac Thompson, Diane Larus, Latralle Simpson, Rosa- lyn Geiger. SECOND ROW: Peggy Calhoun, Pianist, Dee Blanton, Gordon Stewart, Bob Stevenson, Venitra Stewart, Lois Nobles, Pat Amerson, Ruth Hogan, Shelby DeVane, Kaye Sheaffer, Shirley Spradley, Kathy Coody, Mrs. Carter, Director. THIRD ROW: Larry Mullis, Ricky Rentz, Cheryle Jones, Liz Stanley, Francis Rigdon, Cathy Hanner, Mirian Geiger, Connie Morris, Vickie Davis, Carolyn Tullis, Ann Jones. Under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Carter, the Lowndes County Glee Club is considered an asset to the schools function. They play an important part in all assemblies that take place at different times during the year. THE TRIO Elizabeth Walker Connie Morris Miriam Geiger On Floor: Patty McGuinn, Steven Johnson. FIRST ROW: Judy Hesters, Regina Kelly, Gloria Benton, Nancy Morrison, Mr. Sturchio, Wesley Hesters, Romona Rowan, Joel Hiers, Peggy Hiers. SECOND ROW: Richard Barfield, Phyllis McNytre, Russel Brammlet, Robert Johnson, Raymond Bramlett, Walter Bram- lett, Gelaine Williams. THIRD ROW: Richard Moore, Donald Carter, Lauretta Harnage, Susan Touchton, Denice Cofield, Gayle Rollins, Linda Jones . FOURTH ROW: Johnny Teems, Douglas Brown, Stephen Chaney, Linda Inscore, Ralph Russell, Billy Eason, Iris Harrell This is the String Band of LOHI, These boys have Mrs. Carter as their teacher. Some of the boys play with bands, some enter talent shows. The String band has made a bright hit with the faculty BOTTOM ROW: Johnny Crosby, Jimmy Watkins, Jackie Lewis, Cleveland Shaw, Pete Hoskins. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Jones, William Moore, Forest Bailey, Louie Dawkins. TOP ROW: Curtis Wiggins, Ronnie Jones, Freddy Kilgore, Eddie Jefferson, Winston Shaw. [ 62 ] Robin Y orke Sophomore Patsy Harris Sophomore Beverly Smith Freshmen LaVerne Dowdy Freshmen ’64 Beauty Queen Mary Jane Yorke [ 69 ] Top Eleven nr. W™R SEATED: Kerry Blythe, JoAnn Bailey, Cheryl Van Ausdale, and Faye Conaway. STANDING: Judy Wheeler, Pat Hiers, Cherylene Boone, and Linda Sykes. NOT PICTURED: Suzanne Jordan, Jayne Carter, and Mary Jane Yorke. [ 70 ] Junior - Senior ’64 Out teachers enjoyed the Scenery The food was great Starway to the Stars Rat Day THE RATS ARE BOUGHT by SENIORS.......... THEY TRY ON HATS... AND ARE PUNISHED, THEN OFF TO COURT THEY GO.. WHERE THEY ARE TRIED AND CONVICTED........... Beta Club Talent Show ’63-’64 Mary Jane Yorke and Brad Sims won second. LOHI String Band. Linda Inscore gave a reading. [ 73 ] Science Fair 964 First place in Physics: Charles Heirs. First place in Physical Science: Jerry Ganas. First place in Biology: Second place in Biology: Gene Anest. Irvin Greene, Joan Williams. [ 74 ] Assemblies Kid’s Day The beginning was full of fun as the Seniors ran about in gay kid cloths then off to the lakes they went where they played,. .and... AND!!!!!!!!!! With the time up and the food all gone the tired kids went home. [ 76 ] zm CjEfflH Just as the personality of a school is reflected in the personality of its students, so the face of a school is made up of the faces of its student body. These faces mirror the years of learning and living that make a school a successful and important part of a student's life. We know the faces in this section will always serve as a reminder of some of the outstand- ing people and their accomplishments during this period of our high school years. Quartet........................................... 4th. place in Region............................. Gordon Steward, Mickey Wofford, Billy Eason, and Alec Walker. One Act Play - Cast............................ 2nd. in Region................................. Debbie Mulkey, Larry Kelly, Mary Jane DeVane, Ansel Parrish, Bob Stephenson and Kerry Blythe. Trio......................................... 3rd. place in Region......................... Connie Morris, Miriam Geiger, and Elizabeth Stanley. Best Actor.......South Georgia District Bob Stephenson. [ 79 ] Kerry Blythe................... Girl's Declamation 1st place in Region. Drama.......................... Kerry Blythe and Bob Stephenson. Jimmy Eager................... Boy's Essay 2nd. place in Region. Diane Dismuke................. Home Ec. 2nd. place in Region. Douglas Brown.............. Piano 2nd. place in Region. Miriam Geiger.................. Girl's Solo 4th. place in Region. [ 80 ] Honors ’63-’64 Art......................... Charles Burns and Rusty Hall Glee Club....................... Miriam Geiger and Peggy Calhoun. English II.................. Freddie Newsome. English III.............. Roger Rampley. English IV............... Nancy Morrison. English I................ Douglas Brown. «• ' Latin II.......... Faye McMillan. Latin I........ Edward DeVane. Shorthand I.......... Bookkeeping.......... Debbie Turner. Shorthand I.......... Shelby Tomlinson. Home Economics .... LaVonne Colson and Beverly Brogdon. mi Honors Spanish I...... Roger Rampley. Spanish II..... Debbie Turner. Library ............................. Betty Jo Zipperer, Joyce McLeod, and Martha White. Physics.......... Nancy Morrison. Chemistry........ Sue Strom. Physical Science Douglas Brown. Biology.......... Wesley Hesters Government...................... Nancy Morrison and Mike Amsden. World History................... Douglas Brown. D.C.T....... LaRita Stone. ’63-’64 Algebra II...... Jimmy Heirs. Algebra I....... Charlene Lamon. Geometry........ William Moore. [ 82 ] Industrial Arts . David Southall. Games Won SEMINOLE COOK BROOKS TIFTON BERRIEN MADISON Games Lost CAIRO CENTRAL WARE BAINBRIDGE FIRST ROW: Elmer Wilson, Jack Sims, Frank Trammell, George Price, Bruce Black, Sonny Paulk, Richard Wicker, Randy Fountain. SECOND ROW: Carlton Hunter, Jack Allen, Andy Rodgers, Curtis Sapp, Jimmy Courson, Robert Noles, Clay Haygood, Sammy Flemming. THIRD ROW: Bobby Dickey, Douglas Hodges, Bobby Willis, Ronald Mayer, Sid Trammell, Brad Sims, Joel McCann. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Cannister, Dewey Moye, W. G. Walker, Jimmy Singletary, Jimmy Allen, Robert Copeland. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Coker, Gene Anest, Robert Wilson, Ray Greene. Coaches Tri-Captains Seminole BRUCE BLACK GEORGE PRICE JOEL McCANN Joel Goes Back To Pass LoHi vs. Ware-Homecoming Joel McCann Quarterback Bruce Black End George Price Guard Sid Trammell Tackle Randy Fountain Guard Ronald Mayer Tackle Frank Trammell Halfback Richard Wicker Halfback Brad Sims Tackle Letter Robert Noles Halfback Jack Sims Halfback Andy Rodgers Halfback Sammy Flemming Fullback Dewey Moye End Carlton Hunter Center Jimmv Coursen End Sonny Paulk End V Jimmy Watley Tackle Elmer Wilson Tackle Bobby Dickey Guard Jimmy Singletary Fullback men Douglas Hodges Tackle Clay Haygood Tackle Jimmy Cannister Tackle Ervin Green, James Kelly, Glenn Cater, Bruce Mckinzie, Eddie England, Bill Christie, Jimmy Allen, Sid Trammell, Bruce Black, Charles Wilkes, Robert Copeland, Jimmy Watley, George Price, Edward Rowan, Merle Taylor, Bob Anderson, Robert Wilson. Basketball 1963-64 Bill Christie Guards The Goal. Eddie England Breaks Through. Bruce McKinzie Lettermen [ 89 ] LOHI EAGLETTES Jennie Garrison, Sue Porter, Jeneane Carter, Susan Hancock, Harriet Wisenbaker, Kathrine Cater, Alacia Rowan, Lavern, Dowdy, Carol Bonner, Betty Atkins, Dorothy Dennis, Sandra Galloway, Evelyn Shiver, Shirley Damon, Lavern Eason, Jeri Garrison. Basketball 1963-64 Betty Atkins Fights For The Ball. Jennie Lou Jumps High. Jennie Lou Garrison Captain Carol Bonner Betty Atkins Captain Lettermen [ 91 ] Susan Hancock Lavern Dowdy Junior Varsity TOP ROW: Eddie England (manager), Delane Moye, Lois Nobles, Laverne Boone, Joyce McCann, Margie Harrelson, Susan Allen, Linda Godwin, Pearl Harris, Patsy Harris, Ann Bagley, Sue Rowlan, BOTTOM ROW: Becky Kent, Gale Shelton, Linda Ritchie, Tootie Smith, Beverly Smith, Judy Kilcrease. Basketball TOP ROW: Mr. Wall (manager), Calvin Kenffoe, John Hodges, James Mallin, Joe Bramlett, Eddie Lamon, Lowell Hamock. SECOND ROW: Roger Powers, Bobby Willis, Larry Connell, Bobby Rowan, Dickie Morris, Joe Peters. BOTTOM ROW: Fred Kilgore, Wayne Crawford, Steve Dykes, Henry Fowler, Larry Thomas, David West- berry, Chris Harrison. [ 92 ] Snapshots GEORGE STRUGGLES JENNY USES HER HEAD. SONNY GOES OVER AND OVER AGAIN. LET HERTZ PUT YOU IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT - HARRY A LITTLE DAB WILL DO IT. BRUCE IS MAD Track - 64 FIRST ROW: Sid Trammell, Carol Allen, Jimmy Watley, Eddie England, Frank Trammell, Joel Me Cann, James Kelly. SECOND ROW: Elmer Wilson, Bobby Rowan, Johnny Copeland, Jimmy Cannister, Robert Noles, Bill Christie, Don Lorenzo. THIRD ROW: Bobby Willis, Bob Anderson, Coach George, Glenn Cater, Jimmy Allen, Edward Rowan. [ 95 ] LoHi Cheerleaders BEHIND EVERY SUCCESSFUL MAN THERE IS A WOMAN. 1963 1964 TAFFY BLANTON - Captain KATHY COLVIN -Co-Captain TOP: Joan Williams, Linda Sykes, Gay Bowman. MIDDLE: Cherylene Boone, Shirley Sharp, Jere Hendricks, Linda Harrell, Belinda Evans, Mary Jane Devane. BOTTOM: Becky Swink, Taffy Blanton, Kathy Colvin. [ 96 ] — JERE SUE HENDRICKS GAY BOWMAN SENIOR SENIOR NOT PICTURED JOAN WILLIAMS BECKY SWINK CHERYLENE BOONE SENIOR -- Alternate BELINDA EVANS JUNIOR LINDA SYKES JUNIOR -- Alternate SHIRLEY SHARP SENIOR Junior Varsity Cheerleaders WARENA LANE SOPHOMORE KATHLEEN DANIELS SOPHOMORE SUSAN ADAMS SOPHOMORE BARBARA C ANN ISTER SOPHOMORE LINDA SHIVER SOPHOMORE MARTHA SOPER SOPHOMORE BETTY FAYE BURNS SOPHOMORE ROBIN YORKE SOPHOMORE OUR LEADER IRIS HARRELL CAPTAIN THE GROUP YELLS AGAIN FAYE PITTMAN SOPHOMORE PAT HIERS JUNIOR SYLVIA HORNE JUNIOR SARAH LINDSEY JUNIOR THESE GIRLS HELPED TO PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT FOR THE JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL TEAMS FOR THE YEAR 1963-64 OUR SUBSTITUTE LEADER DONNA ROWAN CO-CAPTAIN [ 98 ] Freshmen Cabinet Kathy Jordan - Secretary, Treasurer LaVerne Dowdy - Vice President Tommy Robertson - President [ 100 ] FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Conway, Catherine Reddish, Delane Moye, Jan Wisenbaker, Billie Jo Smith, Judy Kilcrease, Kathy Jordan. TOP ROW: Tommy Robertson, Donna Porter, Calvin Renfroe, LaVerne Dowdy, Kelly Dees, Margie Harrellson, and Advisor, Mr. Vance. This cabinet and omcers served the Freshmen Class of 63-64, with loyal obedience. Freshmen Officers Julia Adams Susan Allen Connie Alligood Patricia Amerson Bill Amsden Betty Anderson Helen Anderson Margaret Atkins Angela Barfield Robert Barrales Phyliss Bennett James Blanchard LaVerne Boone Claude Boswell Joe Bramlett Russel Bramlett Tina Bradley Shirley Brogdon Freshmen ’63-’64 Martha Brown Wendell Browning Mary Callahan Angeli a Cannon Donald Carter Donna Carter Laurel Carter Sandra Carter Sandra Carterr Jan Castleberry Kathyrn Cater Havus Chadwick Carol Chaney Twyla Chaney Sue Clanton Jimmy Coffery Thomas Coker Calvin Colson Gary Conaway Mary Conaway Larry Connell Mary Coody Jodie Copeland Tommy Cothron Zekie Cothron Johnny Crosby Blanche Covington Sylvia Crum Karon Dampier Freddy Daniels Jean Davis Vicky Davis Gary Dawkins Louie Dawkins Alice Davenport Kelly Dees Linda Dees Helen Deloach Gloria Dennis Woodroe Dixon LaVerne Dowdy 'If Ernest Evans Dewey Evans Floyd Faircloth Larry Faircloth Jimmy Hathway Glen Farmer Sandra Fesler Billy Folsom Henry Fowler Evelyn Fussel Jerry Ganas Rosalyn Geiger Karen Green Jack Griffin Tommy Hambrick Lowell Hammock Susan Hancock Ted Harrell Freshman 963-64 David Harrellson Pearl Harris Chris Harrison Jimmy Hasty Charles Hiers Pete Hoskins Diane Hughes Lawanna Hughes Brenda Hunt Bob Hutchinson Marsha Jenkins Tommy Jernigan Janice Johannesean Kathy Jordan Joe Kelly Becky Kent Judy Kilcrease Freddy Kilgore Ruth Kramer Susan Ladrow Charlene Lamon Eddie Lamon James Ralph Lane Tim Lehaman Danny Lightsey Jerry Lott Alfred Luke Edward Maine Linda Massey Jerry Mayer Roger Meeks Hale McCain Eddie Jefferson Margie Harrellson Jerry Hutchinson Joyce McCann Dawn Mimbs Alton Minton •' Connie Morris ; Delane Moye James Mullis Lacy Mulligan Johnny Newman Mike Nitschke Lois Nobles Jackie Norman Susan Nussbaum Susan O’Neal Raymond Peace Jimmy Phelps Shirley Phillips Tommy Pittman Donna Porter Roger Porter Joe Price Jim Prine Judy Rigdon Patsy Ragan Gary Rampley Catherine Reddish Arzell Register Gayle Register Winnie Faye Register Calvin Renfroe Ricky Rentz Ronnie Rhames Ronnie Ricks Linda Sue Ritchie James Roberts Tommy Robertson Christina Rogers John Rogers Marie Rogers Roy Rogers Dickie Rowland Randy Rowland Linda Sauls Larry Sellers Kay Shafer Cleveland Shaw Shelia Shiver James Simmons Buddy Simpson Joe Simpson June Simpson Jimmy Singletary Beverly Smith Billie Joe Smith Sandra Smith Tommy Smith Gail Smithwick Richard Soper Ronnie Spells Carolyn Spradley Shirley Spradley Sarah Stevens Gordon Stewart Verlan Stokes Robert Strickland Linda Swilley Freddie Tatch Lucy Tatch Sybil Taylor Judy Thomas Junior Thompson Linda Thor tan Lynda Tomlinson Roselind Tripp Carolyn Tullis Bobby Turner Michael Warren Mike Ware J. L. Weldon Mary Alice White Curtis Wiggins James Wiggins Freshmen ’63-’64 Gelaine Williams Bobby Willis Donda Willis Johnny Witherspoon Betty Wisenbaker Harriet Wisenbaker Jan Wisenbaker Mickey Wofford Raven Wood Jack Zeigler Elton Zipperer Hugh Zipperer Douglas Brown Wayne Crawford Not Pictured: Danny Browning Samp Camp Jackie Cecil Emory Deloach Donny Lightsey Jack Marvin Haskell Overby James Roberts Joan Smith Marie Weeks Freshmen ’63-’64 Most Popular: Ted Harrell and Sandra Smith Mr. Miss Freshman Class Larry Connell and Delane Moye Most Versatile Jimmy Singletary and LaVerne Dowdy [ 105 ] s o P h o m o r e s Sophomore Class Cabinet.. .SEATED: Barbara Cannister, Sue Rowland, Susan Adams, Bettie Faye Burns, Catherine Newsome, Peggy Selph, and STANDING: Iris Harrell, Robert Wilson, Jack Allen, Don Brown, David Westberry, and Faye Pittman. ’63 Sophomore Mary Adams Susan Adams Ruby Akins Eddie Allen Jack Allen Jimmy Allen Raymond Allen Pat Amsden Bob Anderson Janice Anderson Barbara Baily Roy Bam burg Linda Barfield Anne Bass Danny Beverly Dee Blanton Dorothy Brogdon Don Brown Linda Brown Bettie Faye Bums Gayle Calhoun Barbara Cannister John Cannon Gene Anest [ 109 ] ’63 5 Sophomore Dianne Carter Jeanne Carter Jerry Carter James Carver Lillian Centerfitt JoAnn Centerfitt Marilyn Chitty Karen Clayton Fred Clifford Denice Cofield Ann Coody James Coody Robert Copeland Robert Corbett Madge Cosby Remer Croft Cynthia Daniels Kathleen Daniels Wayne Dawkins Dan DeLoach Scheryl DeLoach Molly Dennis Janis Dickerson Barbara Dorminey [ no ] ’63 Sophomore Walter Dowling Jane Dukes Steven Dykes Nancy Evans Ann Faircloth Judy Faircloth Bobby Gene Fletcher Ronnie Folsom Faye Forte Sonja Friis Sandra Galloway Jennie Lu Garrison Alice Gibbs Linda Godwin Aleta Green Deborah Green Regenia Green Gloria Griffen Linda Kay Hall Linda S. Hall Glynn Hancock Patsy Harris Susan Harris Iris Harrell [ m ] ’63 Sophomore Clay Haygood Terry Healy Robert Hendley Billy Herring Martha Hersey Wesley Hesters Joel Hiers John Hodges Linda Hodges Francine Howell Barbara Hughes Gary Hughes Patricia Hughes Faye Hurst Martha Hutchinson Neil Johanneson Ann Jones Cheryl Jones Patricia Jones Randall Jones Lorine Johnson Carolyn Kluball Kay Ladrow Warena Lane [ 112 ] ’63 Soph ’64 omore Jackie Lewis Dorothy Lightsey Roy Lott Faye McDonald Harry McDonald Shelia Masingill Faye McMillian Woody McLeod Mary Moore Diane Moore Dickey Morris Joe Nobles Catherine Newsome Freddy Newsome Marcia Owens Faye Pittman Jimmy Pitman Jimmy Pollock Sue Porter Brenda Rackley Eva Rentz Johnny Ricks Francis Rigdon Shelby J. Devane [ 113 ] omore Bobby Rhoden Bob Roberts Ralph Russell Linda Rouse Bobby Rowan Donna Rowan Jimmy Rowland Sue Rowland Curtis Sapp Peggy Selph Alice Seymore Phillip Seymore Gayle Shelton Linda Shiver Sabra Shuster LaTrelle Simpson Linda Gayle Smith Martha Soper Donny Southall Sammy Spells Jackie Spicer Roger Spivey Charles Starling Helen Starling [ 114 ] ’63 Sophomore Eugene Stewart Leon Stewart Venida Stewart Donna Stickley Linda Sutton Ray Swails Johnny Teems Layton Terrell Bobby Thornrose Jerry Tison Junior Vann Darlene Tripp Linda Tucker Jimmy Watley Donald Weldon David Westberry Eva Westberry Jimmy Williams Jerry Wise Buddy Wisenbaker Robert Wilson Eddie Wyems Olin Yarbrough Troy Zipperer [ H5 ] MR. MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS JACK ALLEN ROBIN YORKE MOST POPULAR ROBERT WILSON MARTHA HERSEY MOST VERSATILE JIMMY WATLEY JENNIE LOU GARRISON Junior Class Juniors ’63 - ’64 The school years are the most important they say we learn the value of knowledge, and the importance of friends. As we look back through the years, names and places are forgotten. This is the purpose of an annual. We sincerely hope it will be a constant reminder of your school days and those who have shared those precious memories with you. 1. Junior Cabinet 2. Miss Aspasia Panos, Sponsor 3. Carol Bonner, Sec.-Treas.; Judy Wheeler, President; Linda Inscore, Vice-President. J. H. Alexander Bobby Albritten Billy Allen Ronnie Alligood Billy Anderson Betty Lou Asteks Betty Atkins Forrest Bailey Jo Ann Bailey Mary Bailey Jacqueline Barber Richard Barfield Linda Barwick Ann Bennett Paul Bennett Gloria Benton Robert Black Sidney Blanton Billy Branch Beverly Brogdon Gerald Brogdon Glen Blanton Roger Brooks Carol Bonner PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Sandra Browning Ann Burgess Neldia Browning Diane Carter Elsie Carter Jane Carter Bill Christie Edwin Coggins PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Joyce Colson Kathy Colvin Faye Conaway Wanda Connell Jimmy Courson Mike Courson Rachel Coody Carolyn Copeland Wayne Dasher Shirley Damon Bucky Davis Sandra Dawkins Dorothy Dennis Roberta Dennis Mary Jane De Vane Bobby Dickey Diane Dismuke Larry Dollar Clara Durrance Jimmy Eager Laverne Eason Mike Edwards Linda Englehart Belinda Evans Joe Ervin Sherry Finder Gwen Folsom Randy Fountain Tommy Floyd Geri Garrison Clevie Gay Grace Gibbs Linda Goodson Nancy Grier Miriam Gieger Billy Bob Hall Rusty Hall Wanda Fay Hall Lauretta Harnage Freddie Harrison PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Rena Harris Rusty Hatcher Mary Kay Herring Marilyn Herring Jimmy Hires Pat Hiers Treina Hightower Richard Hill Susan Hooker Alton Holton Sylvia Horne Billy Hughes Carlton Hunter Earl Ingram Linda Inscore Esther Jackson Linda Jones Ronnie Jones Kenneth Jones Gail Kilcrease Faye Kinsey Diane Larus Larry Lanier Amy Lee Brenda Lee David Lightsey Joseph Lightsey Sarah Lindsey Don Lorenzo James Luke Ted Martin Joel McCann Phylis Maclntire Susan McCall Gary McDonald Ray McGraw Linda Me Mil lian Ellen Minton Nelson Moore Richard Moore Kenton Moore Linda Moulton Frank Mullis Diane Murray Dewey Moye Robert Noles Jerry Oliver Ansel Parrish Sonny Paulk Carolyn Porter Roger Rampley Bobby Ray Edward Redder Vickie Register Linda Register Kenneth Renfroe Russell Rewis Andy Rodgers Gayle Rollins Alacia Rowan Romona Rowan Jack Rowland Caroline Sauls Alex Schierkolk Evelyn Shiver Pete Shiver Jack Sims Wanda Sirmans Foster Stanley Elizabeth Stanley Tommy Stevenson Sue Strom PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Tommy Strom Roy Strickland Teena Studstill Betty Sue Smith Becky Swink Gail Swilley Linda Sykes Roger Trammell Sid Trammell Janice Thomas Tommy Tillman Shelby Tomilson Joe Touchton Julian Touchton Betty Jo Tucker John Turner Lillian Tomilson Cheryle VanAusdall W.G. Walker Patricia Walker Janice Weeks Jimmy Wether ington Judy Wheeler Martha White Richard Wicker Charles Wilkes Larry Wilkinson Ronnie Williams Joan Williams Martha White Dolan Youmans Ann Sue Zeigler Mary Sue Zipper Pat Heaney AND WHEN YOU LEAST EXPECT IT_ SOMEONE IS THERE WITH A CAMERA..... [ 126 ] Who’s Who for ’64 1. Mr. and Miss Junior Class Sonny Paulk Judy Wheeler 2. Most Versatile Joel McCann Carol Bonnor 3. Most Popular Richard Wicker Faye Conaway Each year the classes choose those who stand out among all others. They elect, by popular vote, those they feel will represent the class as a whole. [ '28 ] SEATED: Jane DeLoach, Dean Weldon, Jeannie Hambrick, Gloria Cowart, Becky Byrd. STANDING: Joann Hughes, Nancy Morrison, David Lewis, Bill Langedale, Hope Boswell, Dennis O'Steen, and Advisor, Mr. Goolsby. o i c e r s Secretary - Jeannie Hambrick President - Nancy Morrison Vice-President - Hope Boswell [ 130 ] Senior Superlatives Mike Amsden i Bruce Black Taffy Blanton Beth Brown Charles Burns Peggy Fletcher Peggy Calhoun Mary Jane Yorke Nancy Morrison Gerald Ryan Douglas Hodges Mr. and Miss Senior Class Taffy George Blanton Price Most Versatile Most Popular Bruce Jeannie Mary Jane Gerald Black Hambrick Yorke Ryan S e n • i o r Most Attractive Who’s Gay Bill Bowman Langdale Most Intellectual Mike Charles Amsden Bums Most Courteous Irvin Cherylene Greene Boone Most Dependable Beth Stanley Brown Ryan Best Personality Rebecca David Starling Lewis Best Citizen Peggy Douglas Calhoun Hodges Most Atnietic Frank Trammel Ann Harris Most Likely To Succeed Nancy Morrison Merle Taylor Friendliest Wittiest Best Sport Hope Bruce Shirley Ray Eddie Becky Boswell McKenzie Sharp Greene England Byrd Seniors Carol Allen I feel I’m happier than I look. James Allen No worries - No gray hairs. Sherry Allen Laughter is her best medicine. Mike Amsden She has a one way ticket to success. Freddy Atkins Don’t let study ruin your education. Charles Barden Sometimes wise, but usually otherwise. Bruce Black His athletic ability brought him much recognition. Taffy Blanton She's cute, she's sweet, she’s mighty wise, but my oh my those evil eyes. [ 134 ] Seniors Kerry Blythe Student actress is this girl, ever in society whirl. Cherylene Boone Lovely to look at, delightful to know. Hope Boswell Like granulated sugar; sweet and refined. Ronnie Boutwell Rest first; then work. Gay Bowman Rather to be small and shine, than to be great and cast a shadow. Orbie Lou Boyd Kitten on the keys. John Brannen Life is too short to squander. Ronald Brick I'm not going to kill myself studying if I never die. [ 135 ] Seniors Beth Brown A good natured person is never out of place. Earl Browing Energetic when pushed. Charles Bums The way he studies and recites gives the flunkers forty frights. Becky Byrd Like a glass of champagne, always bubbling over. Peggy Calhoun Her smile is like the sunshine; it drives the clouds away. Edward Cannington Sometimes a leader of men; always a follower of women. Jimmy Cannister A very naughty boy, but everybody likes him. Ashley Carter Why study when there are more important things to do in life? [ 136 ] Seniors Glen Cater If he ever knew an evil thought, he spoke no evil word. Steven Chaney Steven has always been in the band, every- one should give him a hand. Carol Clayton I’d rather talk to any man than an angel. Gerald Coggins There are two sides to every question; mine and the correct one. LaVonne Colson She's witty to talk with, pretty to walk with, and de- lightful to know. Wayne Coody Thinking is an idle waste of time. Raymond Copeland A hard man to replace next year. Gloria Cowart With dusty beauty, smiling eyes, she's charm- ing as the midnight skies. [ '37 ] Seniors Barbara Crawford I'd rather have a man without money than money with- out a man. Jean Daniels Friendship for many; love for one. Kenny Darnell I'm not lazy I'm just saving my energy. Lawton Dasher One of the men who does big things in a quiet way. Jane DeLoach A smile is worth a million Janet DeLoach May she never change except in name. Harriet Dixon Harriet we find is a great addition to make this book a fine edition. Larry Dowling Don’t say all you know, but know all you say. [ 138 ] Seniors Billy Dykes He means business, even when he plays. Billy Eason Always jolly and quite carefree; life may be dull but never is he. Eddie England Man is not made to question but to adore. Sammy Fleming I's not what you do; but what you get away with. Peggy Fletcher Sincerity is one of her greatest characteristics. Claudette Foster Her future is planned; third finger left hand. Jamie Freeman Come graduation and snatch me from this homework. Patsy Garrison Tis better to love one lots than lots of men little. [ 139 ] Seniors Caro Godfrey She said; I do. Irvin Greene They are never alone who are accompanied by noble thoughts. Ray Greene He only is exempt from failures who makes no efforts. Clyde Hall Why work when you can sleep? Jeannie Hambrick Unuttered words never bring sorrow. James Hamby Why work when you can get someone to do your work for you? Alton Hardee Trouble sits but lightly on his shoulders. Pat Harrell Time is what we want most, but alas! We use worst. [ 140 ] Seniors Ann Harris A good athlete, but a better friend. Freddie Harrison I wish the fellow who had invented work would have finished it. Jere Hendricks Such a whrilpool of fun and mischief in her head. Karen Henke Love is a dream; Gosh I'm sleepy. Douglas Hodges Toward the goal he always goes, trying hard to defeat the foes. JoAnn Hughes Not too serious, not too gay, but a true blue girl in every way. Richard Hughes If I can’t help, I won't hinder. Wilbur Hughes Happy I am, for from girls I'm free. [ HI ] Seniors Wallace Hunter Yes, the world is big, but I'll do my best since I've found myself in it. Wanda Jefferson It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Bartlett Johnson A right good fellow here you see, and one as friendly as can be. Suzanne Jordan Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Larry Kelley Not whether he won or lost, but how he played the game. Howard Lane Teachers and classrooms are his only object- ion to education. Bill Langdale Shakespeare without a message. David Lewis He'd rather make history than study it. [ '42 ] Seniors Mary Ann Massey She says little but thinks a lot. Patricia Massey It’s a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Marie Mathis I'm the only one of my kind. Douglas Mayer Beware -- I may be famous yet. Harry Mayer If poison fails, try history. Ronald Mayer He who invented work should have finished it. Tommy Mayer Study is a dreary thing, so why should I do it? Burton McDonald Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway. [ 143 ] Seniors Bruce McKenzie If it's a man's work, I'm only a boy. Joyce McLeod A maiden known for her quiet ways. Ronnie Moon Worry kills more people than bullets --so why worry? Gail Moore She is not measured by her size, numerous virtures does she disguise. Nancy Morrison A toast to Nancy we'll all stand and give, for loyalty that helps our school spirit live. Phyllis Nix Life is but a span, and she'll enjoy every inch of it. Dennis O'Steen He means business, even when he plays. Betty Peters A sweet and friendly smile lights her face. [ 144 ] Seniors Goldie Plair True merit often lies in being quiet. Johnny Porter Doing nothing with a great deal of skill. George Price He has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. Sandra Powers Ray Another student at LCHS we wish Sandra much success. Faye Register Faye we found to be, a girl with a pleasing personality. Edward Rowan Sometimes I sit and think, but usually I just sit. Gerald Ryan He scatters enjoyment wherever he goes. Stanley Ryan A girl's a girl, but a good cigar is a smoke. [ 145 ] Seniors Shirley Sharp A smile that wins, a manner that takes, everywhere she goes, friends she makes. Gloria Simpson Her quietness speaks for itself. Brad Sims If at first you don’t succeed - Oh, well, skip it. Ina Singletary She does her work without being told. She has a head full of sense and a heart of gold. Charlene Sirmans Full of wit and full of fun, she's in love with every- one. David Southall Unique in size and spirit. A. C. Starling I can resist everything except - temptation. Betty Lou Starling She has a merry smile, and she wears it everyday. [ 146 ] Seniors Rebecca Starling She was made for happy thoughts, for playful wit and laughter. Bob Stephenson Always up to something. Donald Stewart I believe in work but I’m not in favor of it. La Rita Stone She's witty and kind--the kind of girl you seldom find. Betty Sutton Of all the joys I can recall, being in love is the best of all. Sybil Sutton She seems so gentle and shy, but there's mischief in her eye. Merle Taylor Laugh and the world laughs with you. Hubert Thompson Take life easy, what will be will be in spite of all I can do to prevent, it. [ 147 ] PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Seniors Mac Thompson To sing is his soul's desire. Frank Trammell He from whose lips divine persuasion flows. Debbie Turner Whatever her hand finds to do, she does with all her might. Alec Walker No wonder the girls like me, I take such wonderful care of my hair. Elizabeth Walker She gets 100 words a minute without a typewriter. Orland Ward Good qualities need no advertising. Jimmy Watkins Men of few words are considered the best. Dean Weldon Talk sne can and talk she will, her tongue seldom ever still. [ 148 ] Seniors Dean Weldon Cute, neat, and hard to beat. David White And when he came, we were sure to know his presence. Elmer Wilson I can rise no higher than I raise myself. Mac Wood His eyelashes are long enough to sweep the cobwebs from any girls heart. Mary Jane Yorke Brunette and charming -- what more could you ask? Betty Jo Zipperer I believe in no man’s opinions, I have some of my own. Burie Zipperer A hard man to replace next year. [ 149 ] NOT PICTURED: Sharon Corbett Lonnie Coursey Sammy James Wayne Jernigan Cindy Lehman David Lehman Don McGlamery Overby Marshal L. W. Touchton Jack Williams Jimmy Willis Bob Stephenson inltliMei lippliiijiifji iISliili A J' A Honor Graduates FIRST ROW: Mike Amsden, Taffy Blanton, Ina Singletary, Peggy Fletcher. SECOND ROW: Nancy Morrison, Lawton Dasher, Charles Bums, Paddy Lewis, Debby Turner. VALEDICTORIAN Nancy Morrison SALUTATORIAN Mike Amsden ALLEN, CARROLL Baseball; 1,2, 3,4. Homeroom Vice-Pres.; 4. Pep Club; 4. ALLEN, JIMMY Baseball; 2. Basketball docker; 2, 3. AMSDEN, MIKE Tri-Hi-Y; 1,2,3,4. Beta Club; 2, 3,4. Band; 1. Medical Alliance; 2.3. Medals; Biology; 2. U.S. History; 3. Chemistry; 3. Algebra; 3. Girls State; 3. Eagles Inner Club Council; 4. ATKINS, FREDDIE Pep Club; 2,3,4. Football; 1,2,3, 4. School Patrol; 1. FFA; 1. FTA; 2. Basketball; 2, 3,4. BARDEN, CHARLES Basketball; 1. Industrial Arts; 1,2. Medical Alliance; 3. Pep Club; 3, 4. Vice-Pres.; DCT; 4. BLACK, BRUCE Football; 1,2, 3,4. Basketball 1,2, 3.4. Pep Club; 4. BLANTON, TAFFY Student Council; 1,3. Tri-Hi-Y; 1, 2. Beta Club; 1,2,3. Basketball; 2. Pep Club; 3-4. 4-H Sec-Treas.; 3. 4-H Vice-Pres.; 4. Cheerleader; 3. Captain; 4. Who's Who; 1,2,3, 4. BLYTHE, KERRY Homeroom Pres.; 1. Tri-Hi-Y; 1. Pep Club; 2, 3,4. Student Council; 4. FBLA; 2,3,4. Eagles Inter Club; 4. Annual Staff; 4. BOONE, CHERYLENE Cabinet; 1. Pep Club; 1,3,4. Stu- dent Council; 1. Sec-Treas.; (Class) 2. Homeroom Sec-Treas.; 3. FHA; 1. 4-H; 2,3,4. Cheerleader; 4. Annual Staff; 4. Top Ten Beauty Contest; 3,4. Who's Who; 4. BOSWELL, HOPE Senior Cabinet; 4. Vice-Pres Senior Class. Who's Who; 4. BOWMAN, GAY Tri-Hi-Y; 1. Pep Club; 2,3,4. Homecoming Court; 1. Cheerleader; 3.4. Spanish Club; 3. 4-H; 1,2, 3, 4. Who's Who; 1,2,3,4. BOYD, ORBIE LOU Tri-Hi-Y; 1,2. DCT; 4. BRANNEN, JOHN DCT; 3,4. Pep Club; 1. 4-H; 1,2. Industrial Arts; 1. School Patrol; 1.2, 3,4. BROWNING, EARL Pep Club; 1,2,3,4. BURNS, CHARLES Drama Club; 2. FTA; 3,4. Hi-Y; 3.4. Art Award; 3. BYRD, BECKY FHA; 1. Pep Club; 2,3,4. FBLA; 2.3.4. Senior Cabinet; 4. Who's Who; 4. Homeroom Sec.; 2. Spanish Club; 4. CALHOUN, PEGGY Tri-Hi-Y; 1,2, 3,4. FTA; 1,2,3, 4. Beta Club; 3,4. Glee Club; 2, 3.4. Sec-Treas. Jr. Class Inter- Club Council; 4. Girls State Rep.; 3. Literary Meet Rep.; Piano 4. CANNINGTON, EDWARD 4-H; 1,2,3,4. Pep Club; 1,2,3, 4. FFA; 1,2, 3,4. CANNISTER, JIMMY Student Council; 1. Pep Club; 1, 2.3.4. 4-H; 1,2,3,4. Track; 3, 4. Football; 1,4. Baseball; 3,4. CARTER, ASHLEY Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. CATER, GLEN Pep Club; 1. Hi-Y; 2,3,4. Bas- ketball; 3,4. Homeroom Vice- Pres; 4. Baseball; 4. Medical Alliance; 2. Junior Cabinet. CHANEY, STEVEN 4-H; 1,2,3,4. Hi-Y; 3,4. Band; 1.2, 3,4. School Patrol; 1. CLAYTON, CAROL Tri-Hi-Y; 1,3. Pep Club; 2,4. Homeroom; Sec-Treas.; 2. FBLA; 3.4. 4-H; 2. [ 153 ] COGGINS, GERALD Pep Club; 2,3,4. Science Club; 2, FFA; 1,2, 3,4. Hi-Y; 1. Pep Club; 3. Class Cabinet; 3. Track; 2,3,4. 2,3. Homeroom Pres; 1. COLSON, LAVONNE DYKES, BILLY FHA; 1,2. Pep Club; 2,4. Tri- Basketball; 1,2. 4-H; 1,2. Pep Hi-Y; 3. FBLA; 3,4. Homeroom Club; 2,3,4. Student Council; 3. Pres.; 2. Homeroom Sec-Treas.; 3. First Place in District Sewing Sec-Treas.; DCT 4. Contest, 2 in Region. Annual Staff EASON, BILLY Senior Editor. 4-H; 1,2,3. Pep Club; 2. Hi-Y; 1,2,3. Band; 1,2, 3,4. FFA; 4. COPELAND, RAYMOND ENGLAND, EDDIE FFA; 1,2,3,4. DCT; 4. Baseball; Sec-Treas Pep Club; 4. Basketball; 2,3. Basketball; 2. 1,2, 3,4. COURSEY, LONNIE FLEMMING, SAMMY School Patrol; 1,2,3. Pep Club; 2,3,4. Football; 1,2,3, A COWART, GLORIA x. Pep Club; 2,3,4. 4-H; 1,2, 3,4. FLETCHER, PEGGY Tri-Hi-Y; 1. Cabinet; 2,4. Home- Pep Club; 1. FTA; 1,2,3,4. Tri- coming Court; 3,4. Annual Staff; Senior Editor. Hi-Y; 3,4. FOSTER, CLAUDETTE CRAWFORD, BARBARA FHA; 1,4. Tri-Hi-Y; 3. Pep Club; Medical Alliance; 3. Student Council; 1,2. Library Club; 2. 4. GREEN, IRVIN DANIELS, JEAN FFA; 4. Pep Club; 1. School Pa- Pep Club; 1,2. DARNELL, KENNY trol; 3. Student Council; 1. Bas- ketball; 3. Baseball; 1. 4-H; 3. Pep Club; 1,2. Hi-Y; 4. HALL, CLYDE DCT; 4. Industrial Arts; 1,2. FFA; 2,3. Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. DCT; 3,4. Industrial Arts; 3. Student DELOACH, JANE Tri-Hi-Y; 2,4. Pep Club; 1,3. Council; 4. FHA; 1. Pep Squad; 3. Sec-Treas.; HAMBRICK, JEANNIE Class, 1. FBLA; 4. Vice-Pres; Pres. Class; 1. FHA; 1. Student Class, 3. Homecoming Court, 3. Council; 1,2,3. Sec-Treas Class; Beauty Queen; 3. Senior Cabinet 4. 4-H; 2,3,4. Pep Club; 1,2,3, Lowndes County Forestry Queen; 3. 4. Who’s Who; 1,2, 3,4. DELOACH, JANET HAMBY, JIMMY Vice-Pres.; Class, 1. Pep Club; 1, FFA; 1,2, 3,4. Pep Club; Hi-Y; 1, 3. Tri-Hi-Y; 2,4. FHA; 1. FBLA; 4. Homeroom Pres; 1,2, 3,4. Pep 2. Squad; 3. Annual Staff; 4. HENDRICKS, JERE Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. 4-H; 1,2,3,4. DIXON, HARRIETT Glee Club; 1. Cabinet; 1. Annual Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. FHA; 1. FBLA; 2,3,4. Glee Club; 2,3. Tri-Hi-Y; Staff Features Editor; 4. 1. Annual Staff; Club Editor. HENKE, KAREN Tri-Hi-Y; 2,3. Medical Alliance; DOWLING, LARRY [ 154 ] Vice-Pres. 3. Pep Club; 4. HODGES, DOUGLAS Annual Staff; 3,4. Photographer; 4. HUGHES, JOANN Pep Club; 1. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Glee Club; 3. Senior Cabinet. HUGHES, RICHARD FFA; 1,2, 3,4. HUNTER, WALLACE 4-H; 1,2, 3,4. Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. JAMES, SAMMY Pep Club; 1, 3. Industrial Arts; 2. JEFFERSON, WANDA Tri-Hi-Y; 1,2,3. Pep Club; 1,2, 4. 4-H; 1,2. Medical Alliance; Sec-Treas.; 3. JOHNSTON, BARTLETT 4-H; 1. Pep Club; 1. DCT; 1. Science Club; 1. KELLY, LARRY Pep Club; 1,2,3. Science Club; 1, 2,3,4. LANE, HOWARD Band; 1,2. FFA; 4. Sophomore Cabinet. LANGDALE, BILLY Hi-Y; 1,2,3,4. FFA; 1,2,3. 4-H; 4. Pep Club; 1,2,3. LEHMAN, CINDY Tri-Hi-Y; 1,2. 4-H; 3. FHA; 2. LEWIS, PADDY Tri-Hi-Y; 1,2,3. Pres; 2. FTA; 2, 3. Beta Club; 2,3. Sec. 2. Junior Cabinet. 3rd place Dist. Literary Meet; 2. 3rd place Beta Talent Show; 3. Honor Grad; 4. MASSEY, MARY ANN Pep Club; 4. Glee Club 1. Library Club; 3. MASSEY, PAT FHA; 1,2,3. Homemaking Award; 3. Pep Club; 2,4. DCT; 4. Home- room Sec.; 4. MATHIS, MARIE FHA; 1,2. Tri-Hi-Y; 3,4. DCT; 4. MAYER, HARRY DCT; 3,4. MAYER, TOMMY DCT; 3,4. MCDONALD, BURTON Hi-Y; 2,3. MCGLAMERY, DON Sec-Treas.; Class, 1. MCKENZIE, BRUCE Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. 4-H; 1,2, 3,4. Basketball; 1,2, 3,4. Football; 1, 2. Baseball; 3. Track; 3. Golf; 1, 2.3.4. Most Valuable in Golf; 3,4. Who's Who; 4. MCLEOD, JOYCE Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. FTA; 1. Li- brary Club; 1,2, 3,4. MOON, RONNIE DCT; 4. MOORE, GAYLE Pep Club; 1,2. Homecoming Court; 1,2,3. Tri-Hi-Y; 3,4. FHA; 3,4. Junior Cabinet DCT; 4. Band; 1. Glee Club; 1,2,3. MORRISON, NANCY Tri-Hi-Y; 1,2,3,4. Band; 1,2,3. Band Major 4. Beta Club; 2,3,4. Medical Alliance; 3,4. Student Council; 4. Junior Cabinet Class President; 4. O'STEEN, DENNIS Pep Club; 1,2,3,4. 4-H; 1,2. Track; 2,3. Football; 3. Senior Cabinet. PLAIR, GOLDIE FHA; 1,2. Library Club; 1. Pep Club; 4. PRICE, GEORGE Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. 4-H; 1,2,3,4. Sophomore Cabinet Football; 1,2, 3.4. Track; 1,2,3. Basketball; 1, 2,3. Who's Who; 1,2, 3,4. RAY, SANDRA [ 155 ] Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. FHA; 1,2. Homeroom Pres.; 1. ROWAN, EDWARD Pep Club; 1,2. Hi-Y; 3,4. Base- ball; 1,2, 3,4. Science Club; 4. Basketball; 3,4. Football; 2,3. RYAN, GERALD Pep Club; 2. Hi-Y; 3,4. FBLA; 4. Who's Who; 3,4. Basketball; 3,4. RYAN, STANLEY Pep Club; 2,3,4. DCT; 3,4. SIMS, BRAD Hi-Y; 1,2. Pep Club; 3,4. FFA; 1.2.3.4. Student Council; 4. Inter- Club Council; 4. Football; 1,2,3, 4. SIRMANS, CHARLENE Pep Club; 1,2,3,4. DCT; 4. Band; 1. 4-H; 1,2. SOUTHHALL, DAVID Industrial Arts; 1,2, 3,4. Pep Club; 4 Inter-Club Council; 4. STARLING, A. C. Pep Club; 1,4. Industrial Arts; 2, 3. Hi-Y; 2,3. Homeroom Vice- Pres.; 1. DCT; 4. STARLING, BETTY LOU FTA; 3,4. STARLING, REBECCA Pep Club; 3,4. 4-H; 1,2, 3,4. Library Club; 1,2. Tri-Hi-Y; 1,2. FBLA; 3. Basketball; 1,2,3. STEWART, DONALD 4-H; 1. DCT; 3,4. STONE, LARITA Pep Club; 1. FHA; 2. DCT; 3,4. SUTTON, BETTY Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. 4-H; 1,2. FHA; 1,2. SUTTON, SYBIL Tri-Hi-Y; 4. 4-H; 4. TRAMMELL, FRANK Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. 4-H; 1,2,3, 4. Football; 1,2,3,4. Baseball; 2.3.4. Cabinet; 2,3,4. WALKER, ELIZABETH Glee Club; 2,3. Tri-Hi-Y; 1,3. DCT; 4. WARD, ORLAND Pep Club; 1,2,3. School Patrol; 1.2.3. WATKINS, JIMMY Hi-Y; 1, FFA; 1,2,3,4. Pep Club; 2.3. WHITE, DAVID Pep Club; 4. Beta Club; 2. In- dustrial Arts; 1,2. Science Club; 2.3. Football; 1,2. Baseball; 2,3. Basketball; 2,3. WILLIAMS, JACK 4-H; 1,2. FFA; 3,4. WILSON, ELMER Pep Club; 1,2. 4-H; 1,2, 3,4. Hi- Y; 1,2. WOOD, MAC Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. FFA; 1,2,3, 4, 4-H; 4. YORKE, MARY JANE Science Club; 2,3, Treasurer; 4. Tri-Hi-Y; 2,3, President; 4. Co- Editor of Annual Staff; 3. Editor of Annual Staff; 4. Beta Club Talent Show Winner; 3,4. FFA; Sweetheart; 4. 1st Runner-up in Beauty Contest; 3. Homecoming Queen; 4. Beauty Queen; 4. Inter-Club Council; Vice-President; 3. Student Council; 3.4. ZIPPERER, BETTY JO Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4. FTA; 2,3. Li- brary Club; 3,4. ZIPPERER, BURIE FFA; 3,4. Hi-Y; 3,4. Science Club; 2. WALKER, ALEC Pep Club; 1.2, 3,4. FFA; 1,2,3, 4, 1st place in District; 4. Home- room Pres.; 4; School Patrol; 1,2. Student Council; 4. Band; 1,2. Drum Capt; 2. String Band; 3,4. Quartet; 4. 4th place in District; 4. [ 156 ] y 'Xr ji (jjffi4 Qajl QwOASi yxy . f e dAu MJzAj VyP t yjidJX - (V ' Mum TyLrrtklJ Jtnwki. Wwmi ,,p WE ARE INDEBTED, TO THOSE WHOSE NAMES AND ADVERTISEMENTS APPEAR IN OUR 1964 LEGEND FOR WITHOUT THIS MEANS OF FINANCE, THE LIGHT OF THE MEMORIES OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE 1963-1964 SCHOOL YEAR COULD NOT HAVE BEEN SHED THROUGHOUT THE PAGES OF THIS BOOK. [ 159 ] GEORGIA FERTILIZER COMPANY 115 South Patterson 242-0836 YOU GET THE BEST AT A LOWER PRICE1’ Plant River St. 242-4600 FIRST NATIONAL BANK DOWNTOWN - CASTLE PARK - MOODY AIR FORCE BASE MEMBER of F.D.I.C. THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE VALDOSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS INC. Compliments of MILLER HARDWARE COMPANY THE BEST AT A LOWER PRICE 219 W. Hill Avenue 244-0924 HARVEYS Super Markets BOOKMAN’S STUDIO and Camera Shop 308 East Hill Ave. Castle Park EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 110 W. Central Avenue Phone 242-4503 Valdosta SPORTS CAR SERVICE CENTER TRY US FOR SATISFACTION 703 E. Hill 242-3196 J. L. CURB STORE SHELTON NAVAL STORES PROCESSING COMPANY FRIENDLY SERVICE EVERY TIME SELL YOUR GUM TO SHELTON 1613 Madison Highway P.O.Box 3 242-0886 1 i jfeg� . Compliments of NEEL’S BELK-HUDSON FIRST FOR FASHION SINCE 1898 COMPANY THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES 132 N. Patterson Valdosta Best Wishes From MARTIN THEATRES Valdosta's Largest and Leading Department Store YOUR ENTERTAINMENT HOST 100 S. Patterson 242-2191 FROM COAST TO COAST Valdosta Ritz - Martin Drive-In - Dosta Compliments Compliments of of J. C. PARRISH BR00KW00D AUTO FINANCE PLAZA Valdosta, Georgia 244-1240 Compliments of Box 329 W. A. GOOCH LUMBER COMPANY Wholesalers of HARDWOOD - CYPRESS - YELLOW PINE LUMBER OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY Forest Products Division Valdosta Southern Railroad Valdosta, Georgia PATTERSON y FEMININE FASHIONS -JONES y t Ndowntovvn N HOE ..TTA cXC rncdoc Co. ■ TNI STYK CIHTIE Of VALDOSTA Shoes for the entire family Valdosta Congratulations to the Day Phone 242-5415 Night Phone 242-51 3 Graduates Valdosta Home and Commercial Improvement Co. Valdosta Federal P. 0. Box 743 1300 North Ashley Street COO North }’«l( r on 8tr««t --''r Let Fred J. Nijem Do It Valdosta, Georgia MIXER ELECTRIC CO. DON'T FRET - CALL SWEAT Sweats Radiator service A. A. SWEAT, Owner Operator Contracting and Repairs 3S YEARS IN RADIATOR BUBINEBB IN VALDOSTA 1005 Williams Street RADIATORS CLEANED, RECORED REPAIRED Days Valdosta, Ga. Nights ALL WORK GUARANTEED Dial CH 2-1403 Dial CH 2-2111 Highway 41, South Dial 242-6907 Valdosta, Georgia phonc CH 2-5355 SCHWARTZ HUH JOHNSON'S REPAIR SHOP FURNITURE REPAIRING - ANTIQUES RESTORED REFINISHING UPHOLSTERING Department Store Selection or Materials WORK GUARANTEED 124 N. Ashley 242-3742 417 EAST MARY ST. MRS. M. L. JOHNSON VALDOSTA, GEORGIA HAROLD JOHNSON Your FRIEND and BOOSTER MINCHEWS RESTAURANT N. Ashley 242-0567 Professional Pharmacists McRAE AND HODGES . Drugs . Cosmetics . Sick Room Supplies Ramona Rowan, Jayne Carter, and Andy Rodgers e� i°y FOREMOST S. Ashley 244-1533 ICE CREAM at lunch. Best Wishes From Your Account is Appreciated at the CENTRAL BUSINESS FIRST STATE BANK COLLEGE SPEEDWRITING COMPLETE Secretarial Accounting 801 N. Patterson 242-0505 Member of F. D. I. C. Correct time 244-1000 Now it’s PEPSI for those who think young PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of STUMP BROTHERS Building Supply Company Service and Quality Everything to Build Anything P.O. Box 548 242-1772 One-day Complete Service Coin-Op Pick-up Delivery 6: a.m. - 7: p.m. 6 Days 403 East Force 244-0505 BLOSSMAN GAS INC. L. A. BLANTON’S Grocery Market WE SPECIALIZE IN STEAK. 711 Way Street 242-3270 COMPLETE LINE OF GAS APPLIANCES COOKING. HEATING . WATER HEATING VALDOSTA SOUTHWELL MOTORS ROGER BUDD CHEVROLET BOSCH MOTORS LANG DALE MOTORS SMITH MOTORS WARE MOTORS PIPKINS MOTORS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION BUTANE . .PROPANE SEE US FOR YOUR GAS TOBACCO CURERS 610 South Patterson Street 244-1361 C. A. CRUM OFFICE MACHINE CO. THE WATCH SHOP FOR THE BEST IN OFFICE EQUIPMENT1 For Fine Diamond Values 1911 N. Ashley 242-4450 SOUTHERN ELECTRIC 117 W. Central Ave. Valdosta, Ga. 242-3110 Sylvia Crum tries her typing skill on one of Daddy's REMINGTON typewriters in our Commercial Department. JOE LAZARUS AND SONS Building of all Materials types 100 North Ashley Valdosta, Georgia Compliments of ROBERT L. CORK 505 N. Patterson 244-0101 • PLYWOOD • FLOOR TILES •CEMENT • NELIO PAINT •GALVANIZED FENCE Two Locations 903 N. Ashley Cypress St. Drive In Service 242-2011 242-3760 Best Wishes to the 1964 Graduates of Lohi May they prove to be the best citizens of tomorrow BOONE’S DAIRY CASH CARRY Highway 84-2 miles west of Valdosta Compliments Compliments of of OASIS DRIVE-IN JACKSON’S GARAGE FOODS YOU'LL ENJOY Highway 41 South Valdosta Clyattville 242-9193 PLATE GLASS COMPANY 215 W. Savannah 242-5285 MANCIL MOTORS HALL’S CHILDREN SHOP AAA - 1 WE MAJOR IN MINORS BEST USED CARS 211 Bemiss Rd. Downtown Valdosta Valdosta, Ga. 242-7743 105 S. Patterson 244-2124 WELL DRILLING BEMISS GROCERY G. E. BLANTON Dealers In General Merchandise New, Used, and Rebuilt Pumps and Parts Route 4 Valdosta, Ga. 242-5241 308 Blitch St. Valdosta, Ga. 244-1344 COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHLAND TRACTOR CO. SOUTHERN STATIONARY YOUR FORD TRACTOR DEALER Mrs. George Johnson, school secretary, says, It really pays to buy all the supplies from SOUTHERN STATIONERY Statenville Hwy. in Valdosta. Valdosta, Ga. 242-6435 209 N. Ashley 244-2071 Compliments Painting and Wallpapering of NORMAN GUNTER PLUMBING H. C. BURNS Commercial and Residential 1006 East Gordon Bemiss Rd. Valdosta, Ga. 242-8066 Valdosta, Ga. 244-1814 COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT DEWAR DR. ROBERT L. STUMP, JR. DR. DEANE MINK COMPLIMENTS OF LEO’S APPLIANCE SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF WARDS AUTOMATIC TRANMISSION SERVICE BEMISS BARBER SHOP DENNIS FOOD STORE VALDOSTA GREENHOUSE PRICE'S CABINET SHOP SOUTHERN UPHOLSTERERS DASHER PECAN COMPANY MURRAY'S RESTAURANT BILL UNDERWOOD LEROY DANIELS CAMPBELL ELECTRIC COMPANY CLYATTVILLE BEAUTY SHOP FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE ZIPPERS BARBER SHOP BUTLER PLUMBING AND HEATING UPCHURCH'S GROCERY MR. B. D. MILLER VALDOSTA PAINT AND BODY SHOP VASHTI'S BEAUTY SALON TILLMAN'S MOTORS HORACE STEPHENSON JEWELER JOE G. HARDIN KIRBY'S SHOE SHOP VALDOSTA MATTRESS COMPANY BONNERS GROCERY JOSEPH'S WEE WASHIT ACME TRANSFER AND STORAGE HOWARD A. GRIFFIN VALDOSTA PIPE AND SUPPLY VALDOSTA PRINTING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF CREDIT BUREAU Of Valdosta Compliments of Compliments of McCALL’S VALDOSTA GENERATOR BODY SHOP STARTER SERVICE 912 South Patterson 242-9995 822 South Patterson 242-7800 COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TEDDER INSURANCE GIRARDIN AGENCY JEWELERS KATHLEEN DANIELS ENJOYS SPEAKING WITH MR. ROGERO IN THE FRIENDLY, AIR CONDITIONED CITIZENS and SOUTHERN BANK LOCATED AT 106 S. PATTERSON. CALL CHERRY 2-6120 Compliments Of R. N. MARTIN PATTERSON-GRIFFIN SHOE STORE Construction Co. 1321 W. Hill Ave. ALWAYS PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE Brookwood Plaza Valdosta, Ga. 242-7736 Valdosta, Ga. 242-1833 JERE HENDRICKS, BELINDA EVANS, CHERYLENE BOONE, JANET DELOACH, AND ALEC WALKER PAUSE FOR PHOTO- GRAPHER, RONALD BRICK, BEFORE EN- TERING THE ASHLEY OAKS RESTAURANT. LOIS LIVINGSTON TAKES AN ORDER FROM JANET DELOACH, BELINDA EVANS, ALEC WALKER, CHERYLENE, AND JERE HENDRICKS IN THE AIR CONDITIONED DINING HALL AT THE ASHLEY OAKS RESTAURANT. All Forms of Insurance Compliments of VALDOSTA INSURANCE AGENCY BLANTON’S 112 W. Central Ave. Valdosta, Ga. 242-1641 Grocery and Market 1300 W.. Hill Ave. 242-8112 COMPLIMENTS OF HOME THE PARK-AVENUE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY WHERE YOUR MONEY WORKS FOR YOU. BANK 604 E. Park SENIORS OLAN H. LUKE MEN’S SHOP HOLTON FURNITURE COMPANY 136 N. Patterson COMPLIMENTS OF 242-7938 116 W. Central Avenue CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 242-2553 VALDOSTA MACHINERY SUPPLY COMPANY SLIM’S FISH MARKET 1313 S. Patterson 244-2485 604 E. Park 242-7756 HARRIS PINE MILLS Best Wishes From Manufactures of The LIFE CASUALITY Harris Line of Super Pine INSURANCE CO. P. O. Box 931 623 Savannah 242-5741 of Tennessee 108 1 2 W. Central 244-1430 THE SEARS, ROEBUCK JOAN SHOP and FOR FINE FOOT WEAR COMPANY 111 N. PATTERSON 242 6844 order by phone, or drop by. Central Avenue 244-1421 RQDDEY’S Compliments of 242-3852 Power Tools hardware 1� � 1 H III Hill 111 i lilt., ll 1 illii BR00KW00D Building Hardware Sporting Goods Plumbing Supplies Electrical Supplies Farm Tools Housewares PHARMACY 136 N. Ashley 242-7312 1312 N. Patterson GOLDEN STUDIO BOB BELCHER’S FOR PICTURES THAT WILL KEEP THE PAST prescriptions n n 11 p QTflRF PROMPTLY FILLED UIVUU OIUItL IN THE FUTURE • DRUGS FREE DELIVERY •SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE 105 E. Rogers 244-1755 DAY-242-6870 NITES-242-6596 310 N. PATTERSON ST. DASHER-VALDOSTA L. P. GAS CO. CASTLEPARK PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY 242-5830 CASTLEPARK N. ASHLEY Congratulations From COWART’S DRESS SHOP VALDOSTA DRY CLEANERS Ike Harrell RITZ BUILDING Owner 405 E. Force St. 242-8551 Phone: 242-7115 SAVE AT APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. SCHROER Used IMPLEMENT COMPANY FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 321 S. Patterson St. Valdosta, Ga. 242-6825 Rebuilt and Guaranteed Compliments of Get The Best for Less” CENTRAL FLORAL COMPANY 203 W. Hill Ave. 242-8492 502 N. Patterson St. 242-2470 WOODROW W. LINEBERGER REALTOR 203 N. TOOMBS Valdosta, Ga. 242-8957 SNOW’S LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING HALLMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Quality Electrical Contracting and Repairs Cleaning and Service 501 E. College Street E. Hill Avenue 242-5121 Valdosta, Georgia