Lowndes High School - Munin Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

■■rys ; Dedication We the 1972 yearbook staff dedicate the MUNIN to principal T. H. Wall, who re- tires this year after 42 years of dedicated service. Mr. Wall, principal of Lowndes High since 1967, has been an excellent adminis- trator and symbol of superior leadership, both to the students and faculty, befriending both students and teachers as well as guiding all through the good times and the bad. Mr. Wall will always be remembered not only for his responsibility to and for his faculty and student body but also for his dedication to the principle of a good education for all who wish it. 3 Memories of the past are brought into focus through the pages of the 1972 MUNIN. The MUN1N staff endeavors to capture the many waves of emotion that everyone experiences in school life. We hope this book will bring back the triumphs, the expectations, the excite- ment, and the happiness we all shared. Let your mind wander back to the times captured in the following pages ... it takes but a moment. Pat tyOJb Editor 4 It Takes But a Moment It takes but a moment to climb a wall in tights ... but a moment for Purlie to kill Ole Cap'm ... but a moment to type out a want ad ... but a moment to enjoy the pleasure of a summer afternoon ... but a moment for the band to lead the cheers ... 5 But a Moment . . . It takes but a moment to appreciate a rainy day ... but a moment to capture an audience ... but a moment to enjoy good friends ... but a moment to raise team spirit ... but a moment to lend a helping hand ... but a moment to be thrown out on your ear ... 6 7 WHEN YOU 5EE TE UiU })u)S£ Ulh be M yz S£fc Thos£ Ullllnjl , jOU Cause U £R£ Gonna be )ke hes ) 'tco.m QTk Wings go)- ill jtOUJLFt anj , So come on toys Jeta ouf fW CMinas Giue if Xue am) gcj- M U jouRc ma n loui bcaRc haJi youue r?caR( OUR ouaRwnj Gonna he })� £, am jj,e ]j£Sf jn Qjty But a Moment . . . SE VIKINGS ooH ORound UJ£R£ Gonna luf Ha JoojI «S oi fie anJ fy])f; fjcjif, figlif t ft oca i)£Jc o )] ou can; caust u £fi£ It takes but a moment to be even bigger than life ... but a moment to see school spirit at work ... but a moment to keep America clean ... but a moment to really look your best ... but a moment to lose one's self in thought ... but a moment to finally have it sink in ... 9 But a Moment It takes but a moment to fill a vacant room ... but a moment to cheer a winning team ... but a moment to learn a lively dance ... but a moment to rest from a weary day ... but a moment to leave the school on Friday afternoon .. but a moment to determine the best Yearbook print.. Hold fast the moment. 10 11 1972 Munin Staff Editor: Pat Cribb Advisor: Mr. Tye Engram Features Editor: Kathy Rich Business Manager: Coni Recenello Sports Editors: Andy Fletcher Patti Cook Photographers Brent Merriman John Quarterman Tommy Carter Ralph McCrary Randy Folsom Bobby Bonner Floyd McNeal Staff: Chuck Shaw Robin Cribb Pat Nichols Susie Wood Debi Allen Cindy Dawkins 12 Faculty County Administration Enjoys New Location County Office materials are moved into a brand new building. All the board members are proud of the new facilities. Superintendent A. B. Martin (Middle Right) has a happy smile on his face as he sits and enjoys the scenic view outside his office window. Mrs. Mary Pinkston. Curriculum Director, and Mrs. Hilda McElvey, who works in the Program for Gifted Students, appreciate the spacious working conditions in their new offices (Below Left). Mr. Fred McLeod, Coordinator of Federal Programs, (Below Right) discusses the possibi- lities of a future project. 14 County Board Members (left) pause a moment from a busy meet- ing to have their pictures taken (L-R) Dr. Richard Winston, T. E. Bland, George Molton, Chairman; A. B. Martin, L. M. Tomlinson, and Russel Acree. Jesse Griffin (Middle Left) Pur- chasing Agent concentrates on or- ders from various Lowndes County schools. Dr. John Youmans, Director of Physical Education, checks over his appointments for the day. Maurice Herring (Bottom Left) psychogometrist, considers new test- ing methods for students. County Office Secretaries, Susan Pollock, Barbara Milhouse, Nancy Blanton, and Diane Herring help give offices a pleasant atmosphere. 15 Efficient Administration: The Essence of a Well-Operated 9chool The job of Principal is a difficult but rewarding one. The responsibilities entailed are competently met by Principal T. H. Wall. (Right) The Assistant Principals, Mr. William Haynes (Below) and Mr. Paul Hughes (Below Left) aid Mr. Wall in supervising the students activities at Lowndes High. Mrs. Sarah Dasher (Below Right) executes one of many secretarial duties. Her capability makes her an indispensable part of the office unit. 16 Advising students on careers and choice of sub- jects and keeping records organized are just a few of the duties of the counselors. Mr. Jerry Edwards (Left), Mr. Bunnis Williams (Middle Left), and Mrs. Francis Collins (Below Right), all work diligently at their jobs. Mrs. Hewett (Below Left), counselors secretary is always helpful. Her work contributes to the smooth operation of the counselors office. Mrs. Gaskins (Middle Right) handles audio-visual equipment that aids teachers in better teaching methods. 17 «HH Faculty Mr. Bill Cribbs, Science Department Head, (Left) explains molecular structure to an attentive chemistry class. Mr. Charles Ward (Middle Right) lec- tures on the principles of sound to his physics class. Mike Clanton and Doug Griffin (Bottom Right) work on an important experiment. Mrs. Georgiana Pierce Science Mrs. M. E. Silcox Science Mrs. Melba Duncan Science Mr. Charles Ward Science Mrs. Penny Gentry Science Mr. Bill Hendry, Math Department Chairman (Left) thoroughly explains an algebra problem. Sometimes math subjects don't seem presently impor- tant to students. But through diligent efforts of dedicated teachers, they learn to appreciate this valuable knowledge. Mrs. Linda Todd, Chairman of the Business De- partment, (BelowLeft) composes a subject list for the quarter. Mr. Noel George Mathematics Mr. Calvin Carter Mathematics Mrs. V. Jackson Mathematics Mrs. Patti Segovis Mathematics Mrs. Beth Young Business Mrs. Ruby Lastinger Mathematics 19 Mrs. Janice Wiley Social Science Mr. Steve Kebler Social Science Mr. Robert Joiner Social Science Mr. Roy Wetherington Social Science Mr. Chales Powell Social Science Mr. Emory Connell Social Science Miss M. Jackson Social Science Mr. R. Mayer Social Science Faculty Mrs. Regina Sharpe, (Right) Head of the Social Science Department, explains the electoral process to her government class. Mr. Roy Wetherington adds a bit of hu- mor in his discussion of American History. (Middle Right) Pat Kuykendall and Bruce Wallace (Be- low Right), compare notes during a free minute in history class. English department chairman, Mr. Tye Engram (Left) prepares a stencil for a page of the school newspaper. He sponsors both the newspaper and the yearbook staffs. David Lloyd (Below Left) reads an interesting story in his English literature class. A variety of English courses, such as creative writing, mythology, essay, short story, and many others are offered, giving each student the oppor- tunity to choose his favorite. Mrs. Jimmie Lee Mr. Buddy Mrs. Juanita Miss Roxanne Wall Wisenbaker Miller Monroe Librarian English French Spanish Mrs. Alice Mr. John Clark Mrs. Catherine Mrs. Sally Simmons English Adams Winston Librarian Mrs. Jackie English English Mr. Jack Webb Altman Mr. Gary Cloud Mr. S. L. English English Speech and Drama McHargue English 21 Faculty Mr. Floyd Justice, Art Department Chairman, instructs Walter Mote in a drawing class. In this varied field, a student finds creative fulfillment through helpful guidance. Mrs. Margaret Okerson, Home Economics Depart- ment Chairman, (Below Right) looks over some knitting patterns for her creative handicrafts class. Mrs. Sarah Hesters Special Education Mr. Jerimiah Lawton CVAE Mr. Westley Hesters Special Education Mrs. Mary Lou McRae Art Mrs. Myrl Smith Study Hall Mrs. Thelma Branham Home Economics 22 The Physical Education Department Chairman, Mr. Charles Cooper, gives a stern direction to one of his students. (Left) Students in Driver's Education (Bot- tom Left), have twelve weeks of class- room instruction before they experience their on the road training. These pupils learn to value safe driving prac- tices. Mr. Newnan Sanchez Driver's Education Mr. O. C. Williams Driver's Education Mr. Ralph Council Physical Education Mrs. Jean Griffin Physical Education 23 Faculty Mr. Bill Darsey Mr. Edward Mr. Sam Dasher Industrial Arts Boykin Agriculture Agriculture Mr. Wilson Hendrix Mr. Calvin Emanuel Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Mr. Price Turner, Agriculture De- partment Head (Right) inspects plants in the greenhouse. He has aided his many students to learn new techniques in the modern world of agriculture. Dan Stevens, Ronald Davis, and Jerry Lewis (Bottom Right) put facts learned in the classroom to use in proj- ects. 24 Mr. Billy Swick Martin, Band Di- rector (Far Left) discusses the Wash- ington trip with Lowndes Band Boos- ters. Fred Johnson (Left) expresses his thoughts about a new music arrange- ment to a fellow band student. Mrs. Dorothy Carter (Middle) shows her ever present attitude of en- thusiasm, while aiding a music stu- dent. The singers in Oklahoma (Be- low) put in many hours of hard prac- tice. Mr. Martin and Mrs. Carter helped them achieve their goal of a successful production. 25 People Behind the Scenes Show True Viking Spirit There are personnel at Lowndes High School who work hard to make our school a place to have pride in. Many hours of work are required to keep the building and grounds in good order. Mr. Ernest Wilson, Mrs. Fanny Roberts, Mr. John Bennett, and Mr. Marvin Byrd have this responsibility. (Right) The lunchroom personnel (Below) also work hard for the student body. O.ver nine hundred nourishing and attractive meals are prepared and served by them everyday. (Left to Right) Mrs. Griner, Mrs. Layton, Mrs. Thorton, Mrs. Cannington, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Dawkins, Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Dees. 26 Classes Seniors Reach Their Special Moment Elected by their homerooms because of their leadership abilities, the Senior Class Cabinet meets every month to discuss the acti- vities they sponsor. The first order of business is the planning of Thrall Week. The many hours of hard work the Seniors put into this event did pay off, for Thrall Week was a big success. Each year the Seniors honor the Juniors by giving them a banquet and dance. Officers elected in the Spring of 1971 are pictured on the right with the Senior Class advisor, Mr. William Cribbs. MEMBERS: (Bottom Row) Velma Perry, Gail Montgomery, Lisa Fountain, Becky Fletcher, Patti Cook, Rhonda Jackson, Debbie Rabon. (Middle Row) Pam Jordan, Debbie Guthrie, John Griffin, Debbie Lemasters, Debby Griffith. (Top Row) Danny Hall, Ricky Tabor, Jerry Davis, Richard Lamon, C. G. Mandrell, Andy Fletcher, Le- roy Lissimore. OFFICERS: (L-R) Pam Mosley, Treasurer; Bonnie Johnson, Vice Presi- dent; Gay Webb, Secretary; Curtis Knight, President; Mr. Cribbs, Sponsor. Steve Adams Ricky Amiot Ricky Atkinson Bruce Barnes Mary Alderman Jack Anderson Bill Bailey William Barrett Patti Alderman Annie Arrington Judy Bailey Darell Barwick Laurie Alexander Leroy Arrington Debra Bam burg Gloria Baskin 29 Joann Bass Jerry Becton Billy Belote Terry Benton Diane Battle Chris Beggerly Bobby Benjamen Victor Bivins Alice Baxter Ann Bellflowers Ray Bennett Annie Black Pat Beasley Jonnie Mae Belcher Candace Benton Russell Bland 30 (Right) What happened, Candace? Braces melt together? Wayne Blanton Ruby Lee Booker Karen Boone Joyce Bradley Willie Mae Booker Johnny Borders Debra Bramlett Linda Bounds Frankie Brannen Stacy Boutwell Owen Brinson 31 Linda Broadwell Dianne Bryant Steve Bunte Jan Burkett Steve Brown Elroy Butler Dianne Bryant Kay Burkhalter I don’t care what the coach says. These ballet lessons have got to stop. 32 Denise Burnett Gail Carter Roger Christie Sylvia Clayton Wilbur Busby Rosemary Carter James Ciacco Samuel Clemons Jerry Byrd Mike Cartrett Lamar Clanton Bob Clouston Mike Cargile Donna Chaney Sammy Clark Allen Coffman 33 Earnest Collins Patti Cook Alice Copland Aljon Crawford Bobby Combs Brenda Cooper Linda Copland Alton Crawford Carl Connell Ruth Cooper Kay Courson Oreta Crawford Bonnie Coody Allece Copland Stan Cowart Rick Creel 34 Pat Cribb Elbert Daniels Richard Daugherty Jerry Davis Danny Crosby Debre Culpepper Sue Damon 35 Velma Davis Shirly Dukes Cassandra Ellis Pam Fields Diane Deloach Jeni Eason Ronnie Fender Lybby Fiveash How do you get it in reverse? 36 Helen Flagg Tomas Foster Clayton Freeman Danny Godfrey Andy Fletcher Walter Foster Marilyn Garrison Farrell Godwin Becky Fletcher Lisa Fountain Janet Garvin Richard Golden Sandra Flynt Liz Fountain Mary Girard Jerry Grambling 37 Larry Gray Jeff Griffin Shirley Griner William Haddock Larry Gregory John Griffin Debbie Guthrie Andy Hall Danny Griffin Debby Griffith Betty Ruth Hadock Danny Hall Jeff Griffin Peggy Griner Milton Haddock Kathy Hamby 38 Gloria Hampton Jerry Harnage Carole Haynes Judy Haze Sammy Harris Kenny Hendrix Danny Harris Thomas Hamilton Gene Henderson Sherry Hammock 39 Harry Henry John Hogan Etta Home Deborah Houston Jamie Herrin Wanda Holton Jimmy Hoskins Mike Hoze You hit me with that thing again, honey, and I’m gonna rip your outfit off, 40 Jonny Lee Howze Wilma Hutchinson Shelly Jefferson Fred Johnson Debbie Hughes Ethel Jackson Bonnie Johnson Ruby Johnson Keith Humphrey Milton Jackson Carol Johnson Sally Mae Johnson Mary Hurley Rhonda Jackson Dallice Johnson Alfred Jones 41 Faye Jones Curtis Knight Beth Lane Billy Lee Freddie Mae Jones Paul Kirkland Clevland Lane Jimmy Lehman Pam Jordan Billy Lambert Luneill Lane Debbie Lemasters Pat Kuykendal Richard Lamon Lynn Lawson Willie Linahan 42 Robert Loyd John McCormick Mike Little Jerry McCann Leroy Lissimore Melba Lunsford Stephanie Lindsey Lou Lumley Kay McDonald 43 Yes, but exactly what IS a college? Latrell McEady Mickey McMillian Harold Mann Brent Merriman John McElvey Jennell McQueen Betty Marshall Scott Metts Daniel McFarland Paula Makuch Nancy M artin Ann Miller Dorothy McKinnon C. G. Mandrell Linda Mathis Annete Miller 44 Jean Miller Darell Montgomery Jimmy Moody Hasty Mulkey Venice Minton Gail Montgomery Sammy Moore Marcia NeSmith Pam Mosley Edwin Nichols Hardy Moten Lucy Nix 45 Mike Noles Daniel Parker Jim Pember Wayne Phillips Theresa Oglesby Malcolm Parker Velma Perry Glen Pinholster Dan Osborn Tommy Parrish Becky Peters San Dee Pointz Ann Osteen Iris Partin Maggie Phillips Evlin Porter 46 Debra Pruett Arm Ramp ley Judy Reed Frances Rentz Barry Puett Ernestine Ratliff Mary Register Mary Jane Rentz John Quarterman Janice Ratliff Ricky Register Polly Rentz Debbie Rabon Terry Reagan Terry Register Cliff Revill 47 48 This is one of the tastiest notebooks I've ever eaten. Ronnie Rowland Robert Seither Issac Sermons Alphonso Simmons Libby Rumker Gordan Sale M adine Sermons Judy Smith Bill Rusk Larene Sanders Pam Simpson Lee Stalling Felton Sampson Dewayne Sellars Andy Sims Denice Stalvey 49 Dan Stevens Ricky Tabor Florine Thomas Mary Thomas Ricky Stripling Sandra Taylor Gloria Jean Thomas Sandra Thomas Sharon Swilley Vicki Teems Mamie Thomas William Thompson Carolyn Sutton Edwina Thomas Margret Thomas Michelle Tillman 50 Phyllis Tomlinson Steve Touchton Ernie Tullis Ginger Vaughn Nate Tumbling Wanda Water Raymond Upchurch Chester Ussery Jackie Wade Gary Waldron 51 Roger Walsh JoAnn Washington Tommy Weldon Kevin Wetherington The pictures are pretty ... if only I could read. ” Gay Webb Patricia Wheller Vicki Whiddon Patricis Williams Darell Welch Jimmy Whiddon Jim Williams Patricia Williams 52 Sandra Wilson Javin Wright Jill Wisenbaker Max Wright Sheryl Williams Geneva Wolf Annie Young Larry Wilson Douglas Wright Steven Zipperer Juniors Prepare for Senior Year Do you want to buy a magazine? This is the question the Junior Class asks for about two months. The money made from the magazines subscriptions sales goes to pay for a band and buy decorations needed for the Junior Senior Dance. The cabinet starts planning for this event at the beginning of the year because it is their most important yearly project. The Junior Class also lined the end zones for their project at this year's Homecoming game. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Julia Sermons, President; Dorothy Matchett, Vice President; Ilona Johnson, Secretary; Emily Anderson, Treasurer. MEMBERS: (Kneeling) Diane Voltz, Jana Fowler, Donna Baker, Mary Jane Cole, Jena Crumb ley. (Standing) Cynthia Newsom, Joy Haynes, Mike Clanton, Cindy McCurdy, Lynn Wisenbaker, Paul Dubose, Lillie Craw- ford, Walter Mote, Debbie Brown, Bruce Wallace. Brenda Adams Mimi Apolski Dianne Bailey Bette Bames Theresa Basson Grace Adams Gary Ard John Bailey Hal Barnes Maxine Battle Hubert Aldridge Andy Arden Donna Baker Sharon Barrett Carlo Beam Lester Allen Ricky Atkins Jesse Baker Gary Bass Charlotte Belk Emily Anderson Jimmy Baggett Mason Barfield Greg Bass Brenda Bellflower 55 Debra Bennett Lisa Black Shirley Bradley Janet Brins Kathy Brown Irvin Bennett Evelyn Blanchard Nancy Bragg Hayward Browning Tommy Bussey Wanda Benton Wanda Blanton Beth Bray Hatti Mae Brown La Verta Bynes Hold it boys my sleeve is caught in my braces. 56 Steve Califf Larry Carter Theresa Cartner Willie Alice Chandler Levenia Clements Ricky Cantrell Lillie Carter Patsy Casteen Debra Christenson JoAnn Clouston Doris Carter Mablene Carter David Chaney Leroy Clanton Billy Cofield Dwight Carter Rosell Carter Elaine Chaney Mike Clanton Mary Jane Cole June Carter Tommy Carter Judy Chaney William Clark Richard Coleman 57 Darlene Collier Anita Cook Celia Copeland Brenda Cowart Debra Crews Bob Collins Dale Cook Sherrie Copeland Mike Courson John Crowley Guy Com bass Betty Cooley George Corona Barbara Crawford Lynnell Crowley Kathy Combs Jimmy Cooper Sherrie Cothron Ester Crawford Donna Crumley Ellen Cooper Susie Cooper Sylvia Cothron Naomi Crawford Gina Crumley 58 Michele Daly Sammy Dasher Janice Damon Chuck Davis Althea Daniels Harold Davis Cay Culpepper Eldon Dart Ronald Davis Jerry Day Ronnie DeLoach Susie Culpepper Johnny Dash Virginia Davis David Delk Henry Demps Ohhh-my toe; he just amputated my toe— 59 Kathy Dennis Glen Dugger Glenn Everett Jimmy Fletcher Alphonso Foster Avia Denton Bobby Duggar Billy Exum Kenny Fletcher Donnie Foster Peggy Dismuke Irma Edwards Jane Fanning Sidney Fletcher Helen Foster Sherry Drew Marshall Engram Ralph Ferrante Randy Folsom Lesly Fountain Paul Dubose Tommy Evinstein Mary Alice Flagg Norma Fordham Jana Fowler 60 Megan Fowler Shirley Ganas Henry Graham Doug Griffin Jimmy Haddock Linda Franklin Susan Garschagan Dee Dee Gray Jan Griffin Danny Hagen Mike Franks Bobby Glisson Deborah Green Gwen Griffin Debbie Hagen Marky Fussell Steve Goble Robert Green Sue Griffin Bo Haines Andy Ganas Freda Graham Jewell Grubbs Rickey Griner Kenneth Haines 61 Susan Hall Joy Haynes Alan Hill Debbie Howard Gary Hutchinson Vicki Hamm Eric Hendrix Larry Hodge Steve Howard Glen Jackson Deloris Hargett Trenda Hendrix Dorothy Hogan Wylene Howell Jacqulene Jackson Ann Harrison Ann Herring James Holland James Hudson Joseph Jenkins Renne Hart Jamie Herring Lisa Holmes Amy Huffman Billy Jo Jernigan 62 Clementine Johns Hardwick Johnson Ilona Johnson Wallace Johnson Alfred Jones Franklin Jones Lynn Kazlousky Steve Kelley Bruce Kennedy Mamell Johnson Rhonda Johnson Martha Jones Winston Kannon Ed Kent Mike Kinchen Jerry King Donald Kirkland Jerome Kirkland Cindy Lane (Left) You bump me with that flag again Ann, and I'll bite your knee off. 63 Theodis Lane Kathy Lawson Mary Clark Lilly David Lloyd Debbie Lott Delinda Lee Virgil Leonard Teresa Luke Sandra Maine Holly Mandrell David Lewis Jerry Lewis Wanda Lewis Jeanie Lightsey Cindy Love Ronnie Lowery 64 Faye Marshall Gordan Mayor Sue McDonald Linda McMillan Lee Miller Kim Martin Jimmy Mayo Linda McGraw Floyd McNeal Mike Miller Linda Martin Ralph McCrary Greg McLeod Chuck Merrit Debbie Moore Dorothy Matchett Cindy McCurdy Barbara J. McMillian Linda Miles Donna Moore Linda Matchett Ann McDonald Doris McMillan Randy Miley Gary Moore 65 Mike Morrell Walter Mote Joyce NeSmith Debbie Nieman Debbie Parker Beatrice Morris David Moye Gwen Neloms Randy Noles Paula Parker Julie Morris Dewayne Mullis Cynthia Newsome Steve O’Neal Bill Parks Robert Morrison Rick Myer Greg Nichols Linda Orr Max Parks Carolyn Moss Wayne Myers Pat Nichols James Owen William Patterson 66 Linda Peace Ruby Phillips Jack Pressley Jerry Rackley Ronnie Reibolt Linda Perkins Bob Pinkston Susan Pressley Rodney Ratcliff Dorothy Riley Karen Peters Ronnie Pittman Paula Price Coni Recenello Calvin Roberts Wayne Peters Libby Porter Wade Pierce Steve Redding Jonny Roberts Lena Phillips Shirley Porter Mary Pruett Butch Reese Sharon Roberts 67 68 Eldora Robinson Mark Rushfeldt Billy Sarco Charlie Scott Debbie Segerstrom Judy Rogers Jeff Ryals Ron Scarborah Emily Scruggs Becky Rolf Mike Rowland Brenda Sanders Fred Sanders Wylene Rowe Jacob Sanders Terry Sellars Alice Shinkle Farell Singletary Steve Stone Buddy Studstill Annie Ruth Sermons Andre Shiver Debbie Smith Pam Stalvey Andy Tabor Darell Sermons Dale Shurtleff Fay Smith David Stalvey Derwin Taylor Julia Sermons Alfonso Simmons Shirley Smith Donna Stewart Alma Thomas Rody Shaver David Sims Tony Smith Judy Stripling Calvin Thomas 69 Jean Thomas Kathy Touchton Diane Voltz Phyllis Walker Mike Watkins Wyvonnie Thomas Pam Tucker Bruce Wallace Sandra Walker Audis Welding Rena Todd Tommy Upchurch Diane Walker Shirley Warner David West George Tomlinson Sandy Ussery Larry Walker Theresa Warren Dianne West Bonnie Touchton Cathy Vinton Michele Walker Robert Waters Steve White 70 Sharon Whitfield James Wilkerson Bill Williams Kay Williams Susan Winsor Cindy Wiggins Bessie Williams Eddie Williams Lynn Williams Lynn Wisenbaker Dickey Williams Relda Williams Phyllis Wisenbaker Jackie Williams V. J. Williams Sally Woods Jimmy Williams Theardis Williams Sherman Woods 71 Carol Wright Cherry Wright Debbie Wright James Wright Katti Mae Wright Pam Wyatt Ben Zipperer Robert Zipperer Larry Yeomans Hope Mathis 72 Sophomores Are Welcomed The signs read Welcome Class of 74, and they were welcomed. All new classes, teachers and friends were to become familiar to them as they came to school day after day. Thrall Week and elections start the year off. All the rumors about Thrall Week are true. It was rough for those who participated but it was worth it. The elections were held the second month of school. The candidates campaigned for a week. The students then chose the four officers who were to represent them and speak for what they wanted in the coming year. The officers were good leaders and the experi- ence will be valuable in the two years to come. OFFICERS: Marguerite Johnson, Secretary; Sandy Holton, Vice President; Curtis Copland, President; Evelyn Osborn, Treasurer. MEMBERS: (Kneeling) Fran Upchurch, Diane Ciacco, Kim Jackson, Hedi Hogan, Bonnie Fender, Debbie Greene, Cindy Dawkins, Gail Bentley, Gwen Wil- lians, George Johnson. (Standing) Larry Thomas, Dawn Acree, Mellisa Hunnicutt, Bobby Bonner, David Adams, Marlyn Glass, Ben Hightower, Terry Cablall, Stan Faye, Terrell McClung, Robin Cribb, Karen Parr, Harry Schomburg, Diane Jones, Rene Shiver, Francine Donaldson, Mike Sutton, David Roberts. 74 Midge Abercrombie Dawn Acree David Adams Bemise Aldridge Debbie Allen Gwen Allen Lee Allison Debra Ard Barbara Arrington Jerry Baker Mike Baker Richard Baldree Gary Barnard Cathelene Barnes Lee Barnes Lisa Barrett Shirley Barton Danny Barwick Kenny Bass Steve Bauer Jim Belk Coy Bennett Gail Bentley Elizabeth Biles Jewell Bivens Kathy Bland Ben Blanton Ernie Blanton David Bohannon Betty Bonnell Bobby Bonner Dee Bostic Sandra Bounds Kim Boutwell Kathy Bowers Cindy Boyd Leroy Boykin Roland Bradley Janet Bramlett Dewayne Brannen Helen Brantley Wanda Bray Mark Brian Wanda Bridges Pat Brogden Howard Brooks Emest Brown Kay Brown Lisha Brown Glen Bryant Michael Bryant Pat Bryant Ronald Burgman Chris Anne Burks Mike Barnham Tommy Bums Lisa Butler Bill Byington Terry Cabral Rodney Cain Mary Cardin Belinda Carter Don Carter John Carter Kevin Carter James Carter Ronny Carter Sandra Carter Vivian Carter Calvin Chandler 75 Carolyn Chandler Nathaniel Chandler Marilyn Chaney Marvin Chatman Mike Christensen Sue Ann Christie Dianne Ciaccia Sharon Clanton Janiee Clark Steve Clayton Sue Cleary Tony Cleary Vickie Cleary Abraham Clemens Ricky Clifton Darlene Collier Robin Collins Susan Colsom Larry Coombs Patty Coombs (Right) Pilot to control tower, this is Abraham wanting to know how to get this heap off the ground. 76 Jerry Commander Alita Cone Donna Coody Kay Coody Randall Coody Barbara Cooper Kathy Cooper Curtis Copeland Roy Copeland Charles Coppage Debbie Corbett Sherry Cornelius Ed Corrigan Alan Cothron Mark Cothron David Courson Wayne Cox Scott Crane Otis Crawford Sarah Crawford Robin Cribb Jimmy Crockett Don Crum Montine Crum Cindy Culpepper Catherine Daniels Joy Daniels Ronnie Daniels Larry Dasher Stephen Dasher Keith Daughdrill Martha Daughtery Randy Davidson Betty Jean Davis Ernestine Davis 77 Joe Davis Richard Davis Cindy Dawkins Bobby Dees Mickey DeLoach Johnny Dennis Ruth DeVane Sandra Dickerson Deborah Dickson James Dickson Francine Donaldson Sandy Downing Tinker Downing Ben Dozier June Drennon Robert Duff Julia Dugger Murray Duke Tony Dupree Diane Ellenburg Phillip Elkins Craig English Tony English Walter Eunice Billy Evans Billy Faircloth Stan Faye Bonnie Fender Marshall Fields Carl Fillmore Johnny Fillmore Billie Jo Fletcher Bonnie Fletcher Greg Fletcher Kathy Fletcher 78 Leighton Freeman Leon Freeman Danny French Beverly Frost Freeman Furginson David Furtney Buddy Gangler Diann Gardner Cindy Gaskins Patty Gaskins Wade Gaskins David Gay Judith Gay Mary Ann Gifford Pam Gilder Marilyn Glass Kay Goble Cindy Goff Homer Golden Pam Grahman Cliff Grant Tommy Grant David Greene Debbie Greene Glen Greene Joey Greer Mary Greggory Willie Charles Gregory Bruce Griffen George Griffen Neil Griffen Wynette Griffen Patty Griffis Keith Grimes Anne Gunn 80 Debbie Haddock Marguerete Hagen Debbie Hall Jimmy Hall Belinda Hamby William Hamm Pam Hampton Junior Harnage Gwen Hargett Frankie Harper Ben Harrison Ada Mae Hart Rene Hart Savannah Hart Ricky Hatcher Kathy Hayes Mitchell Hesters Ben Hightower Heidi Hogan Ann Holder Sandy Holton Donald Holton Joey Hoover Louise Houston Phillip Houze Greg Howell Johnnie Mae Howell Kenny Howell William Howell Diane Huff Buddy Huffman Jan Hughes Kenny Hughes Randy Hughes Joel Hunnicutt 81 82 Melissa Hunnicutt Issaic Hunter Belinda Hutto Don Hutto Steve Jabone Douglas Jackson Kim Jackson Penny James Roosevelt Jenkins Frank Jernigan Butch Johnson Fred Johnson Gary Johnson George Johnson Kenneth Johnson Larry Johnson Marguerite Johnson Patricia Ann Johnson Steve Johnson Terrell Johnson (Below) But Mrs. Griffin I learned patty-cake when I was three. Judy Joiner Bernard Jones Collis Jones Dianne Jones Linda Faye Jones Jerry Jones Patricia Jones Randy Jones Terri Lynn Jones Wayne Jones Andy Kannon Randy Kannon Lonnie Kellerman Mary Kemp Robin Kenner Curtis Kier Dolores Kier Jessie King Larry Kinsey Theresa Knight Joe Kovach Kathy Kutzli Thomas Lamon Ben Lane Carolyn Lane Ouida Lane Randy Lassiter Steve Lawrence Lynn Lawson Robert Lee Laura Lem asters Julian Lightsey Lee Lightsey Valerie Lightsey Cathy Lilly 83 Clark Lindsey Jerry Lofton Cynthia Longbrak Tom Love Tony Lucas Stephanie Luke Tommy Lumpkin Louise Mayne Sheryl Malavender Ray Marchentel Donnas Massey JoAnn Massey Dawn Mathis Terrell McClung Elaine McDonald Tommy McFarland Wilhilmenia McFadden Esther McGuyrt Carol McKinne Debbie McLeod Louise McMillian Robbie McMillian William McMillian Mona McNeal Debra McRae Paul Melita Laveme Miles Jimmy Miley Annie Mae Miller Brenda Miller Pam Millirons Kay Minor MaryLou Motton Kathy Montgomery Mike Moody 84 David Moore Fonda Moore Gloria Moore James Moore Lamar Moore Rebecca Moore Willie Moore Buddy Moran Sandy Moran David Morgan (Below) See what happens when you miss your Geritol just one morning. Robert Morrison Kathy Moss Teresa Moulse Tony Murry 85 Randy Myer Nezzip Myeres 86 Steve Myeres Leroy Nehanki Gene Newham Latricia Nichols Larry Noles Ruth Ann Norman Denice Norris David Odum Patsy Odum Bernice Okk Evelyn Osborn Pam Osteen Danny Overstreet Steven Parker Karen Parr Billie Anne Parrish Don Parrish Paula Parrish Jonathon Parrott Harris Patrick Francis Peace Sue Peacock Berta Pember Anthony Pierce Wade Pierce Ann Phillips Leo Pilgrim Jack Pladdys Janice Pollock Adverse Ponder Mike Porter Danny Powell Dennis Powell Sophia Preaster Billy Purvis William Rankin Deloris Ratliff Donald Ratliff Kenneth Rawls Homer Ried Dewy Register Veronica Register Donna Rentz Lynn Revill Paula Rhoton David Roberts Joe Roberts Mickey Roberts Ricky Roberts Wanda Roberts Janet Robinson Lutrell Robinson Charles Rogers David Rosenthal Allan Ross Danny Rountree Lester Rountree Brad Rowan Pam Rowan Teresa Rowan Mary Nell Rowe 87 Jo Royal Johnny Rumpker Dean Rushfelt Jimmy Russel Brenda Rykard Linda Rykard Kenneth Sale James Salter Irma Sams Barbara Sarco Fritz Scarborough Debbie Schneider Harry Schomberg Diana Scott Mike Scott Ronald Seither Julia Sermons Vernon Sermons Harry Sewell Randy Shackelford 88 Ginger Sharp Chuck Shaw Betty Jo Sherling Donnie Shiver Janice Shiver Kitty Shiver Renee Shiver Norma Jean Simpson Robi Simpson Elaine Sims Mike Sims Sherrie Sineath Phillip Singletary Billy Slaughter Eddie Smith Luke Smith Pamela Smith Roger Smith Willie James Smith Wanda Smith David Squires Lydia Squires Ricky Squires Steve Stansel Cindy Steel Sandy Stevens Wanda Stevens Susan Stovall Steve Strawder Carol Stretch Cathy Stretch George Strickland Anita Sumner Connie Summerlin Glenda Sutton 89 Mike Sutton Joan Swails Allen Taylor David Taylor Lee Taylor Bert Thigpen Barbara Thomas Faye Thomas Elijah Thomas Johnny L. Thomas Larry Thomas Larry Thomas Mamie Jo Thomas Ronnie Thomas Tommy Thomas Bubba Thompson Charlie Thompson Gloria Thornton John Thursby Carol Tidwell Eddie Tindall Diane Tinnell Dorothy Tinnell Betty Tison Peggy Tison Tommy Todd Cornelius Tomlinson David Tomlinson Ivey Tomlinson Lisa Tomlinson Keith Touchton Elaine Taylor Carla Tucker Mary Alice Tucker Jimmy Tullis 90 Fran Upchurch Calvin Ussery Elaine Van Ausdall Nancy Vann Faye Vaughn Julia Vaughn David Vedas Mike Vickery Joel Votaw Mitchell Wade Joe Walker Judy Walker Nancy Walker Janet Walsh Linda Walters Kathy Warner Ben Washington Linda Washington Jerome Waters Sherrie Watford Susan Webb Danny Weeks Jerry Welch Douglas Weldon Karen West Rusty Wetherington (Left) So what is this? National Vampire Week? 91 Suzan Wetherington Van Whiddon Annie Ruth White Cindy White Debbie White Frances White Robert White Betty Whitfield Dwight Whitfield Nathaniel Whitfield Nancy Wilkey Annie Ruth Williams Gwen Williams Issaic Williams Joan Williams Kenny Williams Larry Williams Linda Williams Marcel Williams Marilyn Williams Robert Williams Sheryl Williams Tommy Williams Helen Willis Theardis Willis Glynese Wisenbaker Gordon Wisenbaker Paula Wisenbaker Sarah Wisenbaker Sherrill Wofford Susie Wood Robert Woods Brian Wright Erma Wright Greta Faye Wright 92 (Below) Up with the pom-poms girls And one, and two, ... Jeanette Wright Randolf Wright Debbie Wynn Belinda Yarborough Mary Jane Young Linda Zanders Brenda Zipperer Darlene Zipperer Diane Zipperer Milton Zipperer 93 Hold Fast the Moment . . . There are moments for everything moments for Srs. to make adjustments on their caps Moments for Juniors to order their rings And moments for sophomores to find their homerooms. Hold fast the moment! 94 95 Good Qtudent Government Is Key to Successful Year at LHS The Student Council runs the business and regu- lates the activities of the LHS student body. Each homeroom elects a representative to serve as the direct voice of each student in their homeroom. (Top Right) Sponsors: Mrs. Sharpe and Mr. Free- man. (Middle Left) President Lybby Fiveash presents wedding gift to Mrs. Dasher, school secretary. (Middle Right) Group at meeting. (Bottom Left) The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming dance, which was a big success. (Bottom Right) Lybby Fiveash explains proposal of ticket ballot to Student Council members. (Far Left) Miss M. Jackson spoke to Student Council about the Sophomore class dance. (Middle Left) Vice-President Velma Perry discusses school activities with club members. (Left) Mr. Wall, Mrs. Sharpe, and Mr. Freeman watch Stu- dent Council officers conduct meeting. (Below) Student Council members listen atten- tively to Mrs. Sharpe. MEMBERS: 1st Row (Sitting): Sandi Downing, Robin Cribb, Lou Lumley, Pam Mosley, Bonnie Johnson, Lybby Five- ash, Velma Perry, Sandra Flynt, Debbie Guthrie, Dorothy Matchett. 2nd Row: Cindy McCurdy, Illona Johnson, Cynthia Newsom, Marguite Johnson, Pat Cribb, Gay Webb, Emily Anderson, Julie Morris, Sandra Maine, Elizabeth Biles, Paula Parrish, Karen Parr, Debbie Green, Willie Linahan, Billie Parrish, Linda Rykard, Jim Henry Williams, Boni Fender, Cathy Lilly, Randy Mi ley, Susan Webb, Rick Myers, Mary Kemp, Diane Jones, Jenell McQueen, Yvonne Crawford, Linda Orr, Julia Sermons, Linda Matchett. 3rd Row: Randall Coody, Curtis Copeland, William Clark, Brent Merrimam, Keith Grimes, Mason Barfield, Curtis Knight, C. G. Mandrell, Paul Debose, Gary Wald- on, Tommy Bussey. Beta Club: Leadership Combined With Scholarship The Beta Club, which was organized primarily to honor those students who excel academically, has also proved to be one of the most active at Lowndes High. Its major project is the Annual Horse Show, which requires the efforts of all its members. In February, those students who have proven to be the hard- est workers are rewarded by becoming eligible to attend the National Beta Club Convention. (Right) President Glen Pinholster dis- cusses plans for the horse show with pro- ject chairman, Randy Rogers. GROUP IDENTIFICATION: (First Row) Patti Cook, Bonnie Johnson, Linda Bounds, Becky Fletcher, Cass Ellis, Etta Horne, Sandra Flynt, Debbie Griffith, Janet Garvin, Sherry Hammock. (2nd Row) Carol Hanes, Frances Rentz, Kenneth Graham, Cindy Lane, Candice Benton, Edward Corrigan, Heidi Hogan, Dawn Acree, Betty Tyson, Alice Baxter. (3rd Row) Tony English, Mike Sutton, Mark Rushfeldt, David Stalvey, Holly Mandrell, Darlene Zipperer, Marguerite Johnson, Jane Fanning, V. J. Williams. (4th Row) Mickey McMillan, Jimmy Baggett, Cindy McCurdy, Emily Anderson, Janet Brinson, Gordon Mayer, Bruce Wallace, Johnny Rumker. (5th Row) Mr. Powell, sponsor; Brent Merriman, Randy Rogers, Dan Osborn, Doug Griffin, Jeff Griffin, Floyd McNeal, John Quarterman, Clayton Freeman, Gene Zeigler, and Buddy Huffman. (Left) The Beta Club Officers of 1971-72 are (Left to Right) Patti Cook, Treas.; Bonnie John- son, Sec.; Glen Pinholster, President; (Missing) Doug Griffen, Vice-Pres.; and Clayton Free- man, Chaplain. (Middle Left) Debbie Griffith, Clayton Freeman, Alice Baxter, and Fiances Rentz cook hamburgers to be sold at horse show. (Middle Right) Patti Cook and Bonnie Johnson hold the Beta Club banner over the display of trophies for the Horse show winners. (Bottom) Joe Kovach, Patti Cook, Randy Rogers, Debbie Griffith, Jeff Griffen, and Sherry Hammock eat lunch at Beta Club Convention. Key Club Builds Future Leaders Selling trash cans, caroling at the nursing home, collecting wood for the bonfire, going to Kiwanis luncheons, beating the Band in the crab ball tourna- ment, and the convention are just some of the high- lights of the active Key Club year. Under the leader- ship of President, Willie Linahan, the 1972 Key Club became one of the most active clubs at Lowndes High. (Right) Pictured with Sweetheart, Sandra Flynt, the officers for the 1972 Key Club are Willie Lina- han, President; Rick Creel, Vice-President; John Quarterman, Treasurer; and Mr. Howard Freeman, Sponsor; (missing) Glen Pinholster, Secretary. (Be- low) Willie Linahan and Co-Sponsor Fred McLeod eat at the Key Club Convention in Atlanta. GROUP IDENTIFICATION: Thomas Cox, Joey Hoover, V. J. Williams, Jerry Davis, Tommy Bussey, Johnny Rum- ker, Tom Love, Dickie Williams, Mike Clanton, James Moore, Owen Brinson, Randy Shackleford, Gary Bass, Jack Pressley, Randy Lassiter, Steve Flythe, Pat Kuykendall. (Second Row - Standing) Mason Barfield, Floyd McNeal, Curtis Knight, Clayton Freeman, Bob Clouston, Richard Lamon, Terry Sellars, Randy Folsom, Randy Miley, David Adams, Booby Bonner, Joe Kovach, Ben Hightower, Danny Rountree, William Clark, Bob Pinkston, Glenn Jackson, Stan Fay, Brent Merriman, Kenny Fletcher, Doug Griffen, Gary Hutchinson, and Gordon Mayer. too (Top Left) Glen Pinholster, Sec., takes minutes at one of the Key Club's informative meetings, as other members listen attentively to the speaker. (Middle Right) Rick Creel and Joe Kovach attend Kiwanis Luncheon. (Bottom Left) Pat Cribb, a Lowndes High cheerleader, addresses the Key Club at the February meeting. (Bottom Right) President Willie Linahan conducts the meeting as the members discuss plans for convention. 101 Science Club Promotes Unity Through Activities The Science Club consists of students who are in- terested in the science field. Not only are club members science-minded.; they promote unity through' their many varied activities. The Science Club sponsored the annual Princess Freyja beauty pageant. Club members toured NASA Space Center and watched the launching of Apollo 16 in April. (Right) OFFICERS: Randy Rogers, Treasurer; Becky Fletcher, Secretary; John Quarterman, President; and Mike Little, Vice-President. (Below) Mr. Cribbs, sponsor, and Science Club officers talk over plans for the trip to Cape Kennedy. (Middle Right) John Quarterman, Keith Touchton, and Mr. Cribbs pre- pare for Princess Freyja contest. (Bottom) Science Club members. 102 (Left) Science Club members enjoy NASA Space Tour. (Middle Left) An interested Science Club member studies an old Apollo rocket. (Far Left) Club members listen attentively to NASA speaker. (Below) Science Club members stop for a snack before Apollo launching. (Middle Right) Members stop to take a break while touring NASA Space Center. (Bottom Right) Club members eat lunch at Daytona Beach. 103 VICA Trains Students for Leadership in Business (Right) The members of the club worked hard to present this booth at the Valdosta fair. (Be- low) VICA students show pride as they finish their sign. MEMBERS: (1st Row) Lynn Lawson, Becky Peters, Larene Sanders, Kathy Dennis, Leslie Rosenthal, Mary Thoma. (2nd Row) Debbie Bennett, Debby Bramlett, Kenny Fletcher, Kathyrn Brown, Richard Coleman, Dickie Thomas. (3rd Row) Debbie Segerstrom, Lamar Clanton, Danny Griffin, Dede Gray, Kay Williams, Andy Ganas. (4th Row) Sylvia Cothern, Ricky Atkins, Roger Christie, Diane Deloach, David West, Stacy Boutwell. (5th Row) Hayward Browning, Gene Ziegler, Alan Baker, Steve Touchton, Jesse Massey, Eldon Dart. (6th Row) Malcolm Parker, Mike Cargile, Mike Noles, Mike Franks, Tim Bennett, John McElvey. OFFICERS (Left) Ricky Atkins, parliamentarian; Debby Bennett, secretary; Gene Ziegler, president; Sylvia Cothern, treasurer; John McElvey, Vice-President; Leslie Rosenthal, reporter; Roger Christie, his- torian. The V. I. C. A. chapter here has had a busy year. They competed in various contests this year and came up with some very good results. In the Sixth Area V. I. C. A. Elimination Contests at Fitzgerald, Georgia, the six students who went from Lowndes came away with four first places and two third places. The four first place winners will travel to Atlanta in the latter part of March to enter state competition. (Top Left) The V. I. C. A. banquet was held at the Sheraton Inn on March 17. (Bottom Left) Mr. Coleman, the V. I. C. A. coordinator, enjoys himself at the , hanmip.f fRplniiA Gpnp 7ipolpr I OS Lowndes DECA Chapter Wins Third in State The Lowndes High Distributive Education Club was highly successful this year, and proof of this is the awards they have won. The Club won third place at the annual state DE convention in Atlanta, and in addition, six students from the club won two second places and four third places. The club has also sold student directories for the benefit of the student body. This is only the chapter's second year of existence, so they were very proud of their accom- plishments this year. (Top Right) The students who represented the Lowndes DE Club in Atlanta show off their third- place trophy . (Below) Cheryl Williams accepts a well-deserved award at the DECA banquet. (Bottom Right) An illustration of the club's spirit as they show their support to our football team. OFFICERS: Judy Rogers, Chaplain; Cheryl Williams, Assistant Reporter; Liz Fountain, Historian; Daniel Parker, President and State Parliamentarian; Etta Horne, Reporter; Steve Adams, Treasurer; Jean Griffin, Parliamentarian; Susan Windsor, Secretary; Ricky Stripling, Sergeant in Arms; Danny Godfrey, Vice-President; Pbuil Walden, D.E. Coordinator. AMERICA CLUBS OF LOWNDES HIGH CHAPTER (Left) DECA's booth at the South Georgia Regional Fair in Valdosta showed the hard work the students put into it. (Below) Some D. E. students and Mr. Walden display pride as they put the finishing touches on their sign. sfribuiive Education J career wr:h a future in N arketing Distribution Lowndes High School MEMBERS: (1st Row, Kneeling) Markey Fussell, Donald Fox, Ray Bennett, Martin Browning, Billy Lambert, Wilbur Busby, Dewayne Sellars, Robert Hiers. (2nd Row) Jerry Gramling, Johnny Wheeler, Ernie Tullis, Tommy Parrish, Venice Minton, Pam Stalvey, Lisa Fountain, Judy Bailey, Donna Chaney, Ronnie Pittman. (3rd Row) Steve Califf, David Lloyd, Allen Coffman, Darrell Welch, Bruce Kennedy, James Wilkerson, Mike Howze, Harold Davis, Mike Copeland, Paul Kirkland. 107 Thespian Club Aids Drama Activities This year Thespian workers kept the Drama Depart- ment rolling in performing several great plays. Many talented and dedicated students are members of the Thespian Club. These students have various jobs in drama activities in which they earn points to become an International Thespian member. Some work the lights in plays, some put on make-up, and others prepare stage props. The many odd and end jobs behind performing a play are taken care of by the Thespian members which make the plays possible. (Top Right) Karen West applies make-up to Jack Pladdys. (Middle Right) Glen Jackson and Billy Belote work the lighting in many of the plays per- formed. (Bottom Right) Mrs. Carter, along with Mr. Cloud are the two sponsors for the Thespian Club. (Bottom Left) Frances Rentz, Sidney Fletcher, and Ann Rampley are the officers of the Thespian Club. (Left) Ruth Ann Norman and Sherry Cornelius make-up Hedi Hogan's face to prepare her for her role as Mrs. North- rup in die play On Borrowed Time. (Below) Bruce Wallace and Mrs. Dorothy Carter use the record player to help rehearse the play Reynard the Fox. MEMBERS: (Row One) Jack Pressley, Murry Duke, Curtis Copeland, Terrell McClung, Glen Jackson, Jimmy Moody. (Row Two) Mary Alice Flagg, Dawn Acree, Carol Haynes, Jane Fowler, Hedi Hogan, Jerry Byrd, Greg Fletcher, Jack Pladdys. (Row Three) Alecia Butler, Johnnie Mae Belcher, Bobbie Jean McMillan, Beverly Berrien, Clemen- tine Johns, Jacqueline Jackson, Tommy Thomas, and Walter Foster. Senior F.H.A. Strives to Achieve Better Homemaking Skills F.H.A. members presented a fashion show for the purpose of showing the girls some of the styles that will be worn this spring and summer. (Below) Sandra Flynt, assists Debbie Guthrie with the pant suit she modeled. (Right) President of the Senior F.H. A., Sandra Flynt, presents Mr. Wall with a candle flower arrangement, a gift from the club. (Row One) Ruby Phillips, Cherry Wright, Emily Anderson, Donna Baker, Pam O'Steen, Debbie Allen, Belinda Car- ter, Lanell Crowley, Francine Donaldson. (Row Two) Janet Bramlet, Kim Martin, Brenda Adams, Susan Webb, Ann Herring, Denice Norris, Dee Bostic, Lynn Lewis. (Row Three) Bessie Williams, Rita Crawford, Freddie Jones, Kay Brown, Jackie Wade, Janice Damon, Debra Bamburg, Sally Wood, Mary Fralic. (Row Four) Dorothy Riley, no Gail Bently, Karen Drennon, Vivion Carter, Sandra Carter, Debbie Griffith, Pam Mosley, Melisa Hunnicutt, Doris Career, Gwen Neloms, Carolyn Moss. (Left) OFFICERS: (Left - Right) Sandra Flynt, President; Pam Jordon, Song Leader; Pat Cribb, Vice President; Emily Scruggs, Secretary; Debbie Le- masters, Programs Chairman; Debbie Guthrie, Treasurer; Jennell McQueen, Public Relations Chairman; Gail Mont- gomery, Degree Chairman. (Seated) Mrs. Okerson, Sponsor. (Below Left) Pat Cribb Serves punch at Sweetheart Ball. (Bottom Left) Students attending the dance were greeted by F. H. A. member Karen Drennon. (Below) Mrs. Okerson suggests activities the club can participate in. (Bottom Right) F. H. A. member Pam Jordon, models new summer outfit. Junior FHA Stimulates Interest in Home Economics Junior FHA members continually learn new techniques in homemaking throughout the year. The members are able to use these skills at home as well as during school. Future Homemakers of America bring first year home economic students together in an effort to promote interest in this field. The girls work hard at reaching their goals and deserve much credit. OFFICERS: (Left) Mamie Thomas, Recreations Committee Chairman; Judy Gay, Treasurer; Betty Jean Johnson, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Branham, Sponsor; Ann O'Steen, Vice-President; Velma Perry, President. (Right) At one of their meetings, the club mem- bers discuss plans for the future. (Below) Mrs. Bran- ham and some of the students admire their Christmas tree. MEMBERS: (Left) Sophia Priester, Karen Ponder, Madine Sermons, Evelyn Foster, Betty Roberts, Ernestine Ratcliff, Latrell McEady, Maggie Phillips, Debra Green, Evelyn Porter, Geneva Wolfe, Betty Jean Johnson, Carolyn John- son, Debra Crosby, Mimi Apolski, Denise Burnett, Kay McDonald, Betty Jo Shirling. (Above) Everyone enjoyed themselves at the Junior F. H.A. Christmas party. (Right) The club’s fair booth showed that involvement leads to success. Library Club Is Eager to Serve Students The Library Club is formed each year to assist the librarians, Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Simmons, in keeping the library orderly so that students can find any information they need easily. The library assistants' main duties are to shelve and check out books, organize magazines and newspapers, and be ready to aide when they are needed. These students work extremely hard all year to be of any help they can. (Top Right) Carla Tucker puts books on the shelves in their proper place. (Right) Lena Phillips and Carla Tucker check to see that all cards are in the books before shelving them. (Below) Librarian, Mrs. Wall, makes some sugges- tions to Wanda Roberts and Kay McDonald about decorat- ing the bulletin board. MEMBERS: Ricky Squires, Carla Tucker, Mary Register, Linda Martin, Maggie Phillips, Pres., Lena Phillips, Frances Young, Janice Clark, Jewel Bivins, Linda Mathis, Donna Moore, Mrs. Wall. 114 FRENCH CLUB STRESSES UNITY THROUGH LANGUAGE The purpose of the French Club Is to better the under- standing of the language and the customs of the French. It Is an active club, raising funds for scholarships that are given to the club member with the highest average in French I and also to the club member with the highest average in French II MEMBERS (Row 1) Venice Minton, Pres.; Amy Huffman, Secretary; Kay Minor. (Row 2) Buddy Gangler, Bobby Dees, Faye Thomas, Martha McKey, Kitty Shiver. (Rov. 3) Delor- es Hargett, Paula Parrish, Fran Upchurch, Lisa Thompson. (Row 4) Rose Mary Carter, Janet Brinson, Emily Anderson, Kathy Bland, Jo Ann Swails, Anne Phillips, Janice Pollock. (Row 3) James Ciaccio, George Griffin, Thomas Cox, James Owens. (Row 6) Danny Tison, Danny Hall, Paul Dubose, Vice Pres.; Mike Miller, Roland Bradley. (Top Left) Mem- bers discuss plans for the French Club Banquet. (Middle Left) Members vote on officers for the following year. (Bottom Left) Sponsor, Mrs. Miller, with officers Venice Minton, Paul Dubose, Amy Huffman, and Kay Minor. Spanish Club Learn Customs of Spain The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote a better understanding among Spanish and English speaking people. In the classroom, the students do oral speaking in the Spanish language, after studying the basic rules of gram- mar. (Right) Miss Roxanne Monroe, sponsor, explains to officers Sandra Maine, President; Judy Rogers, Vice-Presi- dent and Jack Pressley, Secretary and Treasurer how to use the master controls in the lab. (Below) Miss Monroe shows Spanish Club members how to make a pinata for the homecoming dance. MEMBERS: (L-R) Wilhemenia McFadden, Adverse Ponder, Jean Miller, Annie Black, Sam Moore, Shirley Barton, Betty Roberts, Laverta Bynes, Helen Foster, Janna Fowler, Meagan Fowler, Johnny Williams, Jerry Byrd, Cindy McCurdy, Carolyn Moss, Abraham Clemons, Yvonne Crawford, Bobby Collins, Bonnie Touchton, Carol Johnson, Shirley Porter, Judy Reed, Beverly Sermons, Debra McRae, Ed Kent, Julie Morris, Sharon Swilley, Martah Daughter 1]6ty, Nancy Bragg, George Strickland. 4-H'ers: Learning By Doing The Lowndes High 4-H Club is a program for the students to take part in various fields like farming, homemaking, community service, and personal activities. These 4-H members learn by doing and their motto is Make the Best Better. The 4-H Club helps train these young people to become res- ponsible and dependable citizens. This year they participated in the fair by having an exhibit. Mem- bers also participated in the fat cattle show. (Left) Ivey Zipperer was the winner, of this year's fat cattle show. (Below) Sponsors of the 4-H Club are Mr. Carter and Mrs. Morrison. MEMBERS: (Row One) Terry Jones, Sandra Flynt, Steven Zipperer, Fonda Moore, Mimi Apolski, Larry Yemons. (Row Two) Greg Nichols, David Sims, Danny Weeks. (Row Three) Tommy Todd, Mitchell Hesters, Ray Coody. (Row Four) Danny Hagan, Peggy Dismuke, Curtis Copeland, Abraham Clemons, Rodney Cain, Tommy Thomas, and Adverse Ponder. VOCA Members Acquire Sicilis Through Working The Vocational Education Club is created to increase the students' interest in their school and job. It is composed of interested and dedicated students who wish to further their working abilities by working the latter part of the day. Mr. Lawton, the VOCA sponsor helps these students to find the different variety of jobs that they are most skilled and inter- ested in. Working helps these club members choose their career and acquire useful skills� During two periods of die day, Mr. Lawton goes around checking on the different club members to see how their work is coming along. These students find jobs in the community and also within die school. (Top Right) Mr. Lawton, Jimmy Dean Hall, Billy Cofield, Pat Williams, Wanda Smith, Sally Johnson, and Michell McEady consider other careers in die Valdosta area. (Right) Tony Murry works as a stitcher operator at Strickland Cotton Mill. (Below) Members of the VOCA club with their advisor Mr. Lawton. 118 Teenage Nutrition Council The Teenage Nutrition Council has brought many changes to Eric's Place. The council helps the lunchroom ladies, by suggesting new menus they think the students will enjoy. The club is responsible for having the choice of hamburgers or salads, instead of the meal being served. (Left) Debra Bamburg and Betty Jo Shierling, decorate bulletin board in school cafeteria. (Below) Mrs. Segovis, advisor; Patti Cook, president; Mrs. Dees, Lunchroom Mana- ger; and Mrs. McDonald, County Lunchroom Supervisor; discuss possible changes in the weeks menu. MEMBERS: (First Row) Debbie Foster, Cindy Lane, Cindie Whiggens. (Second Row) Lisa Thompson, Lybby Rumker, Patti Cook, Sue Ann Christie, Janice Damon, Debra Bamburg, Betty Jo Shierling, Harry Henry Henry. (Third Row) Tommy Upchurch, Ed Kent, Mike Courson, Martha McKey, Rick Creel, Robi Simpson, Gwen Nelons. n9 Guccessful Future Is Goal of F.B.L.A. (Left) MEMBERS: Brenda Adams, Sharon Whitfield, Sherry Hammock, Emily Scruggs, June Carter, Kathy Hamby, Polly Rentz, Mary Jane Rentz, Annie Frances Young, Faye Johnson, Debbie Bennett, Betty Jo Shirling, Debbie Smith, Joy Ellenburg, Bar- bara Roberts, Faye Smith, Danny Grif- fin, Nancy Martin, Deborah Culpepp- er, Wanda Blanton, Debbie Hughes, Ann Miller, Holly Mandrell, Cynthia Newsom, Peggy Grinner, Dan Osborn, Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Todd, sponsors. (Bottom Left) Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Osborn, and Raymond Upchurch plan March club meeting. (Bottom Right) A member of the F.B.L.A. Club, Vickie Whibbon practices her typing. Careers in Medicine Are Explored Through Allied Medical Club The Allied Medical Club works to achieve a healthy atmosphere throughout the school. One of the main proj- ects of the club is to keep the clinic clean. Various speakers address the club throughout the year explaining careers in medi- cine in which they are interested. (Left) OFFICERS: President, Cindy Lane; Secretary, Jane Fanning; Programs Chairman, Debbie Parker; Historian, Vicki Walters; Chaplain, Diane Bailey. MEMBERS: Betty Tyson, Sheryl Williams, Lynn Williams, Sheryl Wofford, Pam Smith, Don Carter, Roy Copeland, Brenda Miller, Gwen Hargrott, Pelma Gilder, Rickey Squires, Betty Jo Sherling, David Squires, Mike Sims, James Moore, Tommy Forte, Sponsor - Mrs. Gentry, Charles Rogers, Ricky Hopkins, Mike Moody, Ricky Fletcher, Kitty ( Shiver, Margaret Hagan, Jack Pladdys. Guidance Council Helps Students to Plan Ahead Guidance Council votes and discusses College Night. OFFICERS: Rusty Whiting. Vice President; Mrs. Collins, Sponsor; Pam Wyatt, Treasurer; Joyce Nesmith, Presi- dent; Mike Noles, Vice President. MEMBERS: Karen Sumner, Steve Redding, Pam Wyatt, Berta Pember-, Julia Dugger, Faye Smith, Elaine McDonald, Holly Mandrell, Joyce Nesmith, Nancy Bragg, Maggie Phillips, Ann Osteen, Debbee Christensen, Ester McGurt, Jean Miller, Mike Noles, Roger Smith, Rusty Whiting. Quality of School Is Improved by School Standards Council MEMBERS: (First Row) Bette Barnes, Kathy Rich, Sylvia Clayton, Michelle Tillman, Polly Rentz, Teresa Luke, Brenda Adams, Cassondra Ellis. (Second Row) Mike Cartrett, Pat Nichols, Floyd McNeal, Dean Rushfeldt, David Rosenthal, Nancy Wilkey, George Johnson, C. G. Mandrell. 123 Tire School Standards Council works to improve the quality of our school. One of the main things the Standards Council is concerned with is the dress code. School Standards Council voting on an important deci- sion. OFFICERS: (L to R) Vice-President, C. G. Mandrell, President, Mike Cartrett; Sponsor, Mr. Haynes; Treasurer, Pat Nichols; Secretary, Kathy Rich. Future Farmers of America Promote Interest in Agriculture (Right) Gina Crumbly and Linda Franklin put up a poster concerning National F. F. A. Week. (Below Left) F. F. A. members worked hard to prepare this year's fair booth. (Bottom) Members. (Bottom Right) President Sammy Dasher addresses January club meet- ing. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Members Work to Help Others OFFICERS: Pam Mosley, Chaplain; Patti Cook, Treasurer; Janet Garvin, President; Sandra Flynt, Secretary; Debby Griffith, Vice President. (Below Right) Venice Minton, Patti Cook, Janet Garvin, Pam Mosley, Sandra Flynt, and Ann Bellflowers collect money for the March of Dimes during the half-time of a basketball game. (Below Left) Senior Tri-Hi-Y members discuss a Christian’s role in society today. (Left - Right) Libby Rumker, Sandra Flynt, Venice Minton, Pam Mosley, Janet Garvin, Debbie Griffith, Ann Bell- flowers, Patti Cook, Pam Jordon, Bonnie Johnson, Debbie Guthrie, Alice Baxter, Debbie Lemasters. 125 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Promotes School Spirit (Top Right) Reverend Charles Underwood speaks at Jr. Tri-Hi-Y and Soph. Tri-Hi-Y club meeting. (Middle Left) Club members listen'attentively to a guest speaker. (Bottom) Students enjoy watching John McElvey and Andy Ganas pound away on the car that symbolizes Valdosta High. (Below Left) Officers Lynn Wisenbaker, President; Do- rothy Matchett, Treasurer; Ilona Johnson, Secretary; Bessie Williams, Vice Pres- ident. (Top Left) Students enjoy Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Car Smash. mm ——mbmwmusm: -a I———■ — MM—■■ Bill I■ — — 127 Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Strives for Better Christian Atmosphere (Right) Robi Simpson puts up one of many posters advocating a better Christian life. (Far Left) Norma Jean Simpson gives the devotional, as members listen attentively. (Middle Right) Susie Wood discusses plans with advisor Mrs. Templin. (Below) Be- sides cleaning up souls, they also worked toward cleaner surroundings. Theresa Rowan, Debi Allen, and Billie Jo Fletcher clean the teachers rooms and the halls. MEMBERS: (Kneeling) Louise Maine, Debi Allen, Moma McNeal, Mellisa Hunnicutt, Treasurer; Kathy Cooper, President; Norma Jean Simpson, Chaplain; Karnen Parr, Secretary; Robi Simpson, Vice President; Paula Parrish. (Standing) Cathy Lilly, Paula Rhoten, Mary Kemp, Susie Wood, Julia Vaughn, Hedi Hogan, Lynn Lewis, Billy Jo 128 Letcher, Kat Minor, Suzan Wetherington, Debra Ard, Cindy Culpepper, Nancy Wilkey, Pam Millirons, Betty Jo Shirling, Sandi Downing. 129 Enthusiastic Cheerleaders Raise Qchool Spirit Lowndes High was well represented by these nine outstanding girls. They boosted spirit at all the home and off games, both football and basketball. The colorful posters that lined the walls of the sta- dium and gym were made by the cheerleaders. They sold jerseys and spirit ribbons to raise money for needed cheerleader equipment. The long tiring bus rides, Paula being tackled at the Monroe game, the leadership of the two captains, gathering wood in the rain for the bonfire, the dances and songs learned at A.C.A. camp during the summer, sixth period cheerleading class, plan- ning pep rallies, spend the night parties, the happi- ness and pride of winning, the sorrow that comes with defeat, and the friendships that were made, make up the exciting, active and happy life of a varsity cheerleader at L. H.S. 1971-72 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Bessie Williams, First yr.; Gloria Baskin, First yr.; Debbie Guthrie, Second yr.; Pat Cribb, Third yr.; Pam Jordan, Second yr.; Kathy Rich, Third yr.; Michelle Tillman, Third yr.; Jeni 130 Eason, First yr.; Paula Parker, First yr. Spirit Soars as Vikings Take Victory in Season's First. (Right) Vikings kick off 1971 football season with a victory over Central. (Middle) Cheerleaders dis- played vibrant spirit throughout the season. (Bottom Left) Sammy Harris attempts to gain yardage for Vikes. (Bottom Right) Newman Sanchez advises Viking offense as they attempt touchdown play. 132 (Top Left) Cheerleader Debbie Guthrie congratu- lates boys after victory over Bainbridge. (Top Right) Coach Noel George works with Danny Roun- tree at spring practice in preparation for 1972 season. (Bottom Left) Monroe receiver is covered by Viking defense. (Bottom Right) Lowndes defense shows strength against Crisp County. 133 (Top Right) Willie runs with deter- mination against tough Valdosta defense. (Bottom Left) Stanley make successful catch for another Lowndes touchdown. 134 Vikings Display Character and Pride Weather They Win or Lose. (Middle Right) Football camp opens doors to new season. (Below Left) Coach Williams shows over- whelming pride and spirit as Vikings make T.D. in Westover game. 135 Season Ends 4-6 (Right) Captains for the 1971 Lowndes High football team are Elbert Daniels and Willie Linahan., (Below) Coaches are Newnan Sanchez, Ralph Council, Steve Kebler, Noel George, Head Coach, and Ronald Mayer. 136 Reason Record Lowndes 20 Central 6 Lowndes 6 Moultrie 33 Lowndes 13 Thomasville 38 Lowndes 45 Westover 6 Lowndes 26 Crisp 15 Lowndes 0 Tifton 6 Lowndes 0 Daughtery 6 Lowndes 12 Monroe 36 Lowndes 15 Bainbridge 7 Lowndes 0 Valdosta 40 STATISTICS Yards Rushing - Stanley Cowart Yards Passing - Willie Linahan Scoring - Stanley Cowart Tackles - Elbert Daniels Receiving - Elbert Daniels Pass Interceptions - Elbert Daniels GROUP IDENTIFICATION: (1st Row) John Thur- sby, Calvin Burgman, Larry Washington, El- bert Daniels, Gene Henderson, Roger Denton, Harry Henry, Darrell Montgomery, Bruce Bar- nes, Carl Fillmore, Robert Lloyd, Manager. (2nd Row) Glen Bryan, Fred Sanders, Randy Jones, Andre Shiver, William Thompson, Abe Clemens, Larry Thomas, Jerry Harnage, Rick Creel, Mike Roberts. (3rd Row) Joe Kovach, Butch Reese, William Howell, Eddie Williams, Larry Johnson, Dwight Carter, Victor Bivens, Nate Corbett, Wade Pierce, Robert Seither, Tom Love. (4th Row) Jerry Day, Stanley Co- wart, Jim Williams, Willie Linahan, Scott Metts, Sammy Harris, Greg McLeod, Tony Lee, Danny Rountree, Emory Carter, Theodis Willis. 137 Pride Takes Vikettes to Third in Region Basketball is a game requiring timing, endurance, and above all, teamwork. Long hours of practice during and after school and on Wednesday nights, proved valuable for the Vikettes did earn their pay- check. The tiring road trips and noisy crowds made up the itinerary of the 1971-72 Vikettes. Everybody remembers the four game winning streak, beating Berrien County, eating lunch in fifteen min- utes, the new white uniforms, the stripped travel uniforms, Lou’s never ending hustle and free shots, Ard ’s long outside shots, Marcia’s rebounds, Dickson's drives, Patti's lay-ups, Linda's ball handling, Lynn's free shot that won the Monroe game, and the spirit from the bench. Not only friendships have developed but also special moments have been shared which will be remembered for years to come. Amid it all, each player contributed his best to the team effort. The result was a winning sea- son and third place in Region 1-AAA. 138 (Kneeling Left to Right) Debra Ard, Deborah Dickson, Lou Lumly, Sue Ann Christie, Rhonda Jackson. (Standing Left to Right) Linda Miles, Suzan Wetherington, Linda Mathis, Marcia NeSmith, Patti Downing, Elizabeth Biles, Cathy Cooper, Lynn Wisenbaker, and Michele Daly, Manager. 140 Season Ends 14-12 LOWNDES 43 BROOKS 27 CHRISTMAS - TOURNAMENTS 43 BERRIEN 40 LOWNDES 34 G.C.S. 18 42 CENTRAL 36 28 BERRIEN 41 36 BAINB RIDGE 30 40 MOULTRIE 52 20 BAINBR1DGE 21 41 THOMAS VILLE 36 36 VALDOSTA 25 REGION 1-AAA TOURNAMENTS 40 BROOKS 62 LOWNDES 44 DOUGHERTY 38 51 DOUGHERTY 23 41 MONROE 40 30 BERRIEN 33 30 CRISP 33 50 W ESTOVER 25 36 CENTRAL 30 36 MOULTRIE 40 34 TIFTTON 56 45 THOMASVILLE 49 25 CRISP 42 31 CENTRAL 42 HIGH SCORER - Patti Downing 42 MONROE 52 BEST FREE SHOT PERCENTAGE - Lou 38 VALDOSTA 27 Lumley 54 ALBANY 38 TOP REBOUNDER - Marcia NeSmith 142 Boys Basketball: Fast Paced Favorite The scoreboard is cleared and the Vikings take the court. An aura of tense excitement prevails throughout players and fans. The ball is tipped and the game is underway. (Top Left) Vike, Ernest Carter (20) goes up for two. (Top Right) John McCormick dribbles Bain- bridge defender. (Left) Mason Barfield (13) claims rebound for Vikings. (Above) Edwin Nichols (14) fights for rebound as Mike Miller (22) looks on. The scoreboard is cleared and the Vikings take the court. An aura of tense excitement prevails throughout the players and fans. The jumpball starts this fast moving, suspense- filled game of basketball. Among the many things that decided the victories and defeats of the Vikings, were Kevin's outside shots, Mason's hookshots, John's defensive plays, Paul's rebounds, Earnest's free throws, Mike's coming off the bench to help in many of the Viking victories; and Coach Cooper's coolness. Everybody remembers the important things of the season; beating Valdosta, the last minute victory over Berrien County, the one point overtime loss to Doughtry High, misplacing the boys-' clothes at the Thomasville game, coming from behind to beat Brooks County, eating fried chicken, the long bus trips, and losing to Monroe by one point in the tournaments. These gave the Vikings a notable and long remembered season. (Top Right) The Vikings glance at the scoreboard during time out. (Middle Right) Mason Barfield tips the ball to start game. (Bottom Left) Doug Griffin shoots for two. (Bottom Middle) Keith Humphrey makes two points for the Vikings. (Bottom Right) Kevin Wetherington sets plays for Viking offense. Season Ends 14-10 LOWNDES 77 BROOKS 54 63 BERRIEN 60 69 CENTRAL 61 64 BAINBRIDGE 42 62 MOULTRIE 61 48 BAINBRIDGE 50 54 THOMASVILLE 62 75 VALDOSTA 61 65 DOUGHTERY 66 69 BERRIEN 60 66 W ESTOVER 63 73 MOULTRIE 64 83 TIFT 75 79 THOMASVILLE 62 58 CRISP 69 77 CENTRAL 63 74 MONROE 83 65 VALDOSTA 79 54 ALBANY 75 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENTS LOWNDES 57 G.C.S. 37 60 VALDOSTA 74 72 BROOKS 68 REGION 1-AAA TOURNAMENT LOWNDES 51 CENTRAL 86 72 MONROE 73 HIGH SCORER: Kevin Wetherington BEST FREE SHOT PERCENTAGE: Mason Barfield TOP REBOUNDER: Mason Barfield ftVlN D£, 145 Inexperienced Vikes have Rough Season Jimmy Lehman warms up before game. Coaches are. Left to Right: Head Coach Noel George and Ronald Mayer. GROUP: Lett to Right (Row One) William Clark, Tony Smith, Ricky Cantrell, Johnny Rumker, Tom Love, Kenny Green, Dickey Williams. (Row Two) Kenny Williams, Buddy Huffman, Rickey Hatcher, Jimmy Baggett, William Howell, Bruce Barnes, Jamie Herring. (Row Three) Doug Griffin, Paul Dubose, Mason Barfield, Richard Lamon, Wayne Phillips, Emory Carter, Jimmy Lehman, manager, Franklin Jones. 146 Left: Richard Lamon, third baseman, throws to second base. Below: Wayne Phillips pitches fast one. Middle Left: Mason Barfield catches ball at first base. Middle: Tom Love has watchful eye in left field. Middle Right: William Howell throws to infield after catch- ing ball. Bottom Left: Johnny Rumker catcher, throws ball back to pitcher. Bottom Right: Doug Griffin warms up before game. TRACK IS REPRESENTED BY 4 AT STATE COMPETITION (Far Right) Coach Sanchez, El- bert Daniels, and Coach Council. (Middle Left) Relay Team: James McQueen, Harry Henry, Elbert Daniels. (Middle Right) Harry Hen- ry and Elbert Daniels win trophies at the Sports Banquet. GROUP (Row 1) Tony Fletcher, Chester Ussery, James McQueen, Larry Washington, Elbert Daniels, Har- ry Henry, Terry Benton, Butch Reese. (Row 2) Ben Hightower, David Rosenthal, Calvin Burgman, Ralph Crawford, Fredrik Sanders, Jacob Sanders, Eugene Morrison. (Row 3) Joel Hunnicutt, JeffRyels, Ronnie Daniels, Joe Kovack, Rowland Radley, and Darrell Montgomery. 148 Marcia Nesmith wins Daisy Wall Award. Outstanding Athletes Honored at Banquet Willie Lehnan wins Mr. Viking (not pictured) Harry Henry and Elbert Daniels win football trophies at Sports Banquet. Left to Right: Rick Creel, Best Sportsmanship; Tony Lee, Most Improved; Joe Kovach, Academic. Left to Right: Elizebeth Biles, Academic; Lou Lum- ley, Most Valuable; Linda Mathis, Most Improved; Patty Downing, Rhonda Jackson (not pictured). LEFT TO RIGHT: Earnest Carter, Best Sportsman- ship; Doug Griffin, Academic; Terry Sellars, Most Spirited; Mason Barfield, Most Improved; Kevin Wetherington, Most Valuable. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Love, Best Sportsmanship; Willie Lehnan, Most Spirited; Wayne Phillips, Most Valuable; Doug Griffin, Academic; Rickey Cantrel, Most Improved. 149 150 Junior Varsity Gains Experience for Future Years. The coaches for the 1971-72 season are Ronnie Nayor, football; Mrs. Jean Griffin, Basketball; Mr. O. C. Williams, Basketball and Football. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (Kneeling) Captains: Cindy Boyd and Linda Rykard. (Stand- ing) Boni Fender, Carla Tucker, Sara Crawford, Robbie Simpson, Darlene Zipperer, and Susan Colson. J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM: (First Row) Gary Harris, Harris Patrick, Marshall Feilds, Theodis Lane, Gleen Br- yan, Dickie Williams, Ken Wimer. (Second Row) Ken Harrison, David Adams, Bobby Bonner, Theardis Willis, John Thursby, Willie Alderman, Mike Roberts. (Third Row) Mike Sutton, Freeman Ferguson, Joey Grier, Tony Dupree, Tom Love, Johnny Rumker, Joel Hunnicutt. (Fourth Row) Ben Harrison, Danny Over- street, Bill Byington, William Howell, Carl Fillmore, Eugene Morrison, Nathaniel Whitfield. (Kneeling) Sandi Downing, Diane Ellenburg, Cindy Dawkins, Darlene Collier. (Standing) Theresa Rowan, Pam Millirons, Becky Rolf, Marlyn Glass, Sharon Clayton, Mona McNeal, Mellisa Hunnicutt, Brenda Rykard, Robin Cribb, and JoAnn Clouston, Manager. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY: (Kneeling) Tom Love, Lewis Carter, Ben Hightower, David Rosenthal. (Standing) David Adams, Mickey DeLoach, Billy Hunter, Keith Grimes, Joe Kovach, James McQueen, Larry Thomas, and James Hudson. 151 Features 152 9weethearts (Far Left) F.F.A. SWEETHEART: Gina Crumbley. (Left) KEY CLUB SWEETHEART: Sandra Flynt. (Below) F. H. A. KINGS and QUEENS: Kevin Wetherington and Debbie Guthrie. Joane Washington and Jim Williams. 153 Homecoming Beauties Reign Over Festivities The student body elected eleven girls to the 1971-72 Homecoming Court. The attendants were elected by a majority of the class they represent. The Queen was voted on by the entire student body. (Right) This year’s Homecoming Queen is Lybby Fiveash. She is President of the Student Council, and Co-chairman of the Student Co-ordinating Committee. She is Drum Majorette for the Marching Viking Band, she is also news-editor for the Saga. 154 Senior Attendants (Above) San Dee Pointz; She is a member of the Student Council and the Thespian Club. She has been a member of the Flag Corps for one year. (Right) Allece Copeland; She is a member of the Concert Band. She is also one of the Drum Majorettes for the Marching,yiking Band. (Above) Lesley Rosenthal; She has been in the Beta Club for three years. She is also the reporter for the V.I.C.A. Club. This is her second year as a Homecoming attendant. (Left) Jennell McQueen; She is an officer of the Sr. F.H.A. She is also a member of the Student Council. This is her second year as Homecoming attendant. 155 Junior Attendants (Right) Ann Harrison; She is an Honor Guard in the Marching Viking Band. (Right) Cherry Wright; She is a member of the Sr. F. H. A. She sings in the chorus and is in the Concert Band. She is also a member of the Flag Corps. 156 (Left) Donna Crumbley; She is a member of the Presidents club and Jr. Tri-H-Y. She has been a member of the Flag Corps for one year. Sophomore Attendants (Left) Gail Bentley; She is a member of the Sophomore class cabinet and Sr. F. H. A. (Right) Debbie Greene; She is a member of Student Council and Sophomore class cabinet. She is an active member of the Spanish and Teacher Assistant clubs. 157 (Left) Mary Kemp; She is a member of the Student Council and Sophomore Tri-Hy-Y. She is also in the Concert Band and a member of the Flag Corps. Julie Morris Is Crowned Princess Freyja Julie Morris, a member of the Junior Class was crowned Princess Freyja for 1971- 72. Julie proved herself as talented as she is lovely by singing two popular songs. The five finalists are (Left to Right) Michelle Tillman, Gina Crumbley, Julie Morris, Rene Hart, and San Dee Pointz. 158 Activities 159 Yearbook Staff Reaches Desired Goal: Munin Work that begins the first of school does not end until after the end of school. Many hours of work will be spent before, during, and after school to meet the deadline set by the publishers. Composed of students who choose to take the year- book course, the staff handles everything from the school pictures to the student identification cards. Student photographers take and develop nearly all of the pictures used in the Munin. Every member of this activity has to start from scratch at the first of the year and work hard to get the job required of them done. After the work and anxiety of producing the Munin is over, one realizes that this is his work and something he can look back on with pride - saying he was a part of putting it together. (Upper Right) Patti Cook, Typist, works on ad pages. (Below Right) Andy Fletcher looks at contacts while Kathy Rich scales pictures for her pages. (Left - Right) Randy Folsom, Coni Recenello, Patti Cook, Ralph McCrary, Floyd McNeal, Chuck Shaw, Pat Cribb, Susie Wood, Robin Cribb, Kathy Rich, Debbie Allen, Andy Fletcher, Cindy Dawkins, Pat Nichols. 161 (Left) Advisor, Mr. Engram, and editor Pat Cribb, work on opening pages of the MUNIN. (Middle Left) Kathy Rich, Pat Cribb and Debbie Allen count money from yearbook sales. (Bottom Left) Debbie Allen, scales pictures for her annual. (Below) Pat Cribb, explains to staff members how to write copy. (Bottom) Randy Folsom and Ralph McCrary, mix chemicals in the darkroom. (Photographers Not Pictured) Floyd McNeal, John Quarterman, Bobby Bonner, Tommy Carter, and Brent Merriman. Drama Has a Successful Year In the Drama Department many ex- cellent productions were performed. The advisors, Mrs. Carter and Mr. Cloud, helped the students to create a one-act play which won first place in the state this year. Many devoted and talented students took part in the nine plays per- formed. Toward the end of the school year the Drama Department also had a Black Theatre night. Beverly Berrien, Jackie Jackson, Glen Jackson, Sidney Fletcher, and Terrell McClung portray a scene from the state one-act play winner, Purlie Victorious. Jeffrey Fletcher and Jimmy Moody are in a scene from the play, On Borrowed Time.' Demetria (Candice Benton), Martia (Dawn Acree), and Mrs. North- rup played by Hedi Hogan portray a scene from the play On Borrowed Time. Gitlow (Eugene Henderson), Old Captain The cast rehearses the play Purlie Victorious. (Ten-ell McClung) and Lutte Belle played by Jackie Jackson are in the one-act play 162 Purlie Victorious. Terrell McClung, Curtis Copeland, Jack Pladdys, Dawn Acree, and Marvin Chapman portray a scene from Reynard The Fox. Jimmy Moody displays acting abilities in the musical, ”Ok- Relda Williams, Larry Lucas, Hardy Moten, Linda Mathis, and Linda Crawford are the cast in the play, Up The Down Staircase, Readers Theatre, on Black Theatre Night. lahoma. Jackie Jackson, Terrell McClung, and Walter Foster dramatize characters in the play, Purlie Victorious. Marvin Chapman and Terrell McClung recreate characters from Reynard The Fox. 163 Glee Club Performance Is Excellent (Right) The Glee Club has done an outstanding job this year under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Carter. (Be- low) Boys Quartet: Jim Williams, Gene Henderson, Steve Goble, and Walter Foster, (Middle Right) Girls Trio: Julie Morris, Gay Webb, and Paula Park- er. (Bottom) Glee Club members. 164 (Far Left) Jimmy Moody and Barbara Crawford sing during practice session of OKLAHOMA. (Middle Left) Barbara Crawford, Jimmy Moody, and Gay Webb sing during opening night of OKLAHOMA. (Below Right) Jim Williams practices for the musical OKLAHOMA. (Bottom) Glee Club members. Members of the CM Congregation perform at the VICA banquet. 165 Band Rates Superior at Dalton (Top Right) Drum Major, Brent Merri- man; Drum Majorettes, Allece Cope- land and Lybby Fiveash. (Middle Left) Director, Billy Martin pauses to give in- structions to excited band members as they prepare for their Cherry Blossom Festival performance. (Middle Right) The Band puts on another superb half- time show. (Below) The Lowndes High School Marching Viking Band. 166 (Top) Honor Guard members are: Daniel McFarland, William Clark, Ann Harrison; Captain, Bruce Wal- lace, Linda Bounds; Captain, Barry Puett, Cindy Gaskins, Jonathon Par- rott, and Chuck Merritt. (Middle Left) Baton Twirlers are: Wanda Holton, Laverta Bynes, Teresa War- ren and Naomi Crawford. (Missing: Cassondra Ellis). (Middle Right) The Sesame Street bird comes to life as the band performs a unique show. (Below) Flag Corps mem- bers are: Mary Kemp, Ann McDon- ald, Capt. Becky Fletcher, Donna Crumbley, June Carter, San Dee Pointz, Cathy Lilly, Susie Culpep- per, Capt. Gay Webb, Laverta Myers, Gena Crumley, Mary Alice Tucker, Cherry Wright, Beth Bray, Mary Jane Cole, Debbie McLeod, Patty Downing, Lynn Kazlowski, Dianne Jones, Billie Anne Parrish, and Amy Huffman. 168 (Top Right) Band marches off of the field after another outstanding performance. (Middle Left) Mr. Samuel Berry, a former director of the LHS band, addresses the band at their annual Band Banquet. (Middle Right) The Stage Band per- forms at the Annual Spring Band Concert. (Below) The Lowndes High Concert Band. Superior Ratings Earned at District (Top) Band promotes spirit at Homecoming Bonfire. (Upper Middle) Mr. Martin gives the familiar Viking sign. (Lower Middle Left) The Stage Band, which also received a Superior rating, performs during an assem- bly. (Lower Middle Right) Band members display vibrant spirit during an exciting football game. (Below) The Lowndes High Symphonic Band. 169 Students Receive Honors for Outstanding Accomplishments (Right) Library Awards: Patricia Anne Williams, Linda Mathis, and Janice Clark. (Far Right) Literary Guild Award: Patti Cook. (Below) Journa- lism Award: Etta Horne. Yearbook Award: Pat Cribb. 1971-72 HONOR GRADUATES (First Row) Laurie Alexander, Carol Haynes, Michele Tillman, Bonnie John- son, Glenn Pinholster, Pam Fields, Liz Fountain, Sherry Hammock, Debra Bamburg. (Second Rdw) Pat Cribb, Gay Webb, Frances Rentz, Donna Chaney, Leslie Rosenthal, Becky Fletcher, Cassandra Ellis, Karen Drennon. (Third Row) Dan Osborne, Stephanie Lindsey, Willy Linahan, Gary Waldron, Candice Benton, Ann Rampley, Libby Rumker, Sandra Flynt. (Fourth Row) John Quarterman, Steve Adams, Daniel Parker, Jeff Griffin, Debbie Griffith, Patti Cook, Calyton Freeman. (Fifth Row) Brent Merriman, Etta Horne, Ann Bellflowers, Janet Garvin, Alice Baxter. 170 (Left) Foreign Language Awards: Adverse Ponder, William Clark, and Alice Baxter. (Below Left) English Awards: Sophomores, Paula Parrish, Donald Holsten, Edward Cor- rigan; Seniors, Sandra Flynn, John Quarter- man. (Below Right) Speech Awards: Ex- temporaneous Speaking, John Crowley; Oral Interpretation, Renee Hart. The Society of Outstanding American High School Students: (First Row) Kathy Rich, Coni Recenello, Etta Horne, Pat Cribb. (Second Row) John Qiiarterman, Julie Morris, Willie Linanan, Curtis Knight, Rick Creel. (Third Row) Mason Barfield, Patti Cook, Bonnie Johnson, Glenn Pinholster. 171 Social Studies Award: John Crowley, American History Award: Joe Kovach, World History Award: Mike Scott. Bookkeeping II Award: Frances Rentz, Shorthand II and Business Education Award: Pam Fields, Bookkeep- ing I and Business Education Award: Laurie Alexander, and Typing II Award: Debra Culpepper. Crisco Award: Lisa Holmes, Home Economics Depart- ment Award: Nancy Wilkey, Betty Crocker Award: Sandra Flynt. Woodworking Award: Stephen Zipperer, General In- dustrial Arts Award: Stepfannie Lindsay and Mike Kinchens. Advanced Algebra: Gordon Mayer, Algebra 1: Sarah Bartley, Advanced Mathematics: Bonnie Johnson, Advanced Algebra: Patti Cook, Geometry: Joe Kovach. Electronics Award: Eric Hen- dricks. Horticulture Award: Billy Lee, Agriculture, Business Award: Steve Brown. STAR Student and Teacher: John Quarterman and Mrs. Corinne Coleman. National Merit Scholarship: Glenn Pinholster. DE Awards: Daniel Parker and Judy Rogers, D. C. T. Awards: Debbie Segerstrom and Roger Christie. Chemistry Award: Joe Kovack, B. S. C. S. Biology Award: Edward Corrigan, Biology Award: Betty Tyson, Chemistry Award: Gordon Mayer, Physics Award: Becky Fletcher. D. A. R. Award: John Crowley. 173 (First Row) Boy's Quartet: Jim Williams, Eugene Henderson, Steve Goble, and Walter Foster. (Second Row) Girl's Trio: Gay Webb, Paula Parker, and Julie Morris. (Below) Music Award: Gay Webb. (Middle Right) Boy's Solo: Mike Hernandez. (Far Right) Girl's Solo: Julie Morris. Drama Awards: Best Actress. Renee Hart, Beverly Berrien: Best Thespian and Special Drama Award, Curtis Copeland; Best Supporting Actress, Carol Haynes, Sidney Fletcher; Best Supporting Actress, Jacki Jackson and Frances Rentz. (Second Row) Glenn Jackson, Jim Williams, Best Supporting Actor, Eugene Henderson; Best Actor, Walter Foster, Barbara McMillian, and Clementine Johns. 174 (Left) Art Awards: Sue Damon, Ann Rampley, Gary Waldron, and Karen Drennon. (Middle Left) Driver's Edu- cation Awards: Most Improved, Jewell Grubbs and Wallace Johnson; Best Dri- vers, Mary Cardin and Jerry Lofton. (Below) Physical Education Awards: Hal Barnes and Pam Simpson. BAND AWARDS: Larry Gregory, Most Valuable Musician; Allece Copeland and Brent Merriman, Most Spirited; John Quarterman, John Phillip Sousa Award; Relda Williams and Jimmy Watson, Most Improved; Richard Golden, T. H. Wall Award. 175 Theme for Homecoming Is Bridge Over Troubled Waters The Homecoming theme for 71-72 was Bridge Over Troubled Waters. Everyone joined in to make this Home- coming successful. Homecoming activi- ties started on Nov. 11 with a bonfire, then on Nov. 12 the Lowndes Vikings were defeated by Valdosta Wildcats, 40-0. The dance was held the next night at Valdosta City Auditorium. The sophomore attendants were Gail Bentley, Debbie Greene, and Mary Kemp. The Junior attendants were Donna Crumbley, Ann Harrison, and Cherry Wright. 176 Lybby Fiveash was crowned during pre-game activities as the 1971-72 Homecoming Queen. Lowndes High Viking Band and Valdosta High School bands both marched at the halftime show (Below) Senior Attendants were Jennell McQueen, San Dee Pointz, Allece Copeland, and Lesly Rosenthal. 177 The theme of the Jr.-Sr. for 1971- '72 was Precious and Few. The dance featured Western Prime Review, a top rock group which included some of the top rock, soul, and brass numbers that exist. The Juniors went to great lengths to make this a memorable occasion for the Seniors. 179 Debate Team and Student Coordinating Committee TOP ROW: Sidney Fletcher, Donald Holston. BOTTOM ROW: Daniel Robertson, Ruth Ann Norman. BOTTOM ROW: Julia Sermons, Rita Crawford, Velma Perry, Libby Fiveash, Felton Sampson, Wilma Hutch- inson. TOP ROW: Pat Cribb, Mr. Williams, Susie Culpepper, William Thompson, Elbert Daniels, Eugene Henderson, Wanda Holton. NOT PICTURED: Willie Linahan and Sherry Copeland. 180 Hard Work Produces Successful Publication of Saga The Saga is published bi-monthly to inform Lowndes High students of current news and events. Saga staff members work diligently and share the responsibility of producing the school newspaper. Despite the hard work and long hours, everyone is willing to co-operate in reaching for their goal. (Top Left) Staff members discuss plans for future issue of Saga. (Middle Left) Denise Stalvey types up page to meet paper deadline. (Below) Roger Smith cuts heads for next edition of Saga. MEMBERS: (Standing) Roland Bradley, Walter Foster, Sports Editor; Mr. Tye Engram, advisor; Sandra Flynt, Fea- ture Editor; Wilma Hutchinson, Lybby Fiveash, News Editor; Jimmy Whiddon, Coni Recenello, Art Editor; John Griffin, Business Manager; Roger Smith. (Sitting) Etta Horne, Editor in Chief. is) Meaningful Baccalaureate Services Furthers Spiritual Interest Reverend W. D. Whiddon (Right) is guest speaker at Baccalaureate Services. C. and M. Congregation (Below) entertains at the services. Pam Fields, honor graduate, (Bottom) introduces Reverend Whiddon. Attentive seniors (Bottom Right) listen to words of spiritual counsel. 182 (Top Left) Eugene Henderson sings solo, backed by the C. and M. Congregation at the Baccalaureate Services. (Top Right) Principal T. H. Wall ex- presses thoughtful concern at the Baccalaureate Services. (Middle Left) Choir, directed by Doro- thy Carter, adds entertainment to the program. (Bottom Left) Sandra Flynt closes the services with the Benediction. 183 Graduation: The end and the Beginning Graduation marks the end of twelve long years. The end of worrying about tests, meeting new teachers, studying, and seeing friends everyday. The end of trying to get to class on time, work- ing for clubs, planning for school dances, and homework ... The end of being a Viking. Graduation also marks the beginning of new experiences, responsibilities and freedoms. The beginning of higher ed- ucation, secular work, or planning a home and family. The beginning of new friendships and goals ... The be- ginning of adulthood. (Top Left) The 1971-72 graduating class. (Above) 1972 graduates stand for the National Anthem. (Right) Patti Cook presents a class motto, Much to want, much to love, much to hope for. (Top Right) Mr. Martin congratulates John Quarterman for his academic achievements. (Middle Right) Graduates join in their class song, You'll Never Walk Alone. (Far Middle Right) Pat Cribb walks off field after receiving her diploma. (Bottom Right) Curtis Knight, President of the 1972 Senior Class, presents a gift to Principal T. H. Wall. (Far Bottom Right) A group of 1972 Honor Graduates. 184 185 Seniors Enjoy Kid's Day On May 12 all seniors were excused from school for Kid's Day. This traditional day is held at Lowndes every year. Seniors are al- lowed to go anywhere they want to, except to school. They can go out and register at their preferred college, or go to the beach, or stay home and sleep all day. Seniors this year were no different. The seniors in these pic- tures went to a beautiful place in Florida call- ed Blue Springs. 186 fUjSjfOApV STUMP BROTHERS 300 S. Patterson Valdosta, Ga. So Mighty Vikings TIRE MASTER SERVICE CENTER 2148 N. Ashley Valdosta, Ga. Best wishes for a good future to the Seniors. M m KOA FLORIDA-GEORGIA KAMPGROUND Route 2 Phone Lake Park, Georgia 559-5328 RCIAL Banking ( JMPANY Hahira, Georgia Where we always Treat You Right BARFIELD OIL COMPANY AND NE-GLOW GAS CP Gasoline, Fuel Oils and Lubricants; Radio Dispatched Trucks; Bottled and Bulked LP Gas; Gas Appliances and Services Tobacco Curers; Appliances and Services 244-8202 Hahira, Georgia 794-2894 Ctaso HAPPY Wm PITTSBURG PAINTS 2000 North Ashley Street Valdosta, Georgia Two out ot three Pittsburg Paints employees in Valdosta are L.H.S. grads. 189 HAHIRA BARBER SHOP VALDOSTA PRINTING COMPANY Since 1907 415 West Hill Avenue 106 West Main Street Valdosta, Georgia SORRELLS AND MARTIN INC. HONDA SHOP OF SOUTH GA. 1 10 West Hill Avenue 1909 N. Ashley Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia BARNES DRUG STORE 201 South Patterson P. O. Box 160 ' and at Brookwood Plaza MINCHEWS RESTAURANT A Booster and Supporter 1515 North Ashley Valdosta, Ga. THE EXECUTIVE SHOP Students and Mens Apparel Castle Park Center Valdosta, Georgia 31601 Billy W. Selph 242-5578 REVILL FARM CENTER Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer Hahira, Georgia 190 LEVI STRAUSS AND COMPANY An American Tradition Since 1850 Valdosta, Georgia CHAR-DEL SHOES Name Brand Shoes Castle Park - 242-5133 HAHIRA IGA FOOD CENTER At IGA we really Care Church Street Hahira GETZ EXTERMINATORS, INC. 507 W. Hill Valdosta, Ga. JORDAN CARPET SERVICE Main Street Box 355 Hahira GENE WEBB FARM SUPPLY Fertilizers Insecticides Seeds Hahira, Georgia LOUISE DICKINSON CLERK SUPERIOR COURT Lowndes County Western Sizzlin Steak House There is nothing like it You will like it DEWAR'S INSURANCE AGENCY Park Avenue Bank Building Complete Insurance Service 242-7756 Owens-Illinois t P. O. Box 1048 Equal Opportunity 1 J_ W Valdosta, Ga. 31601 Employer FOREST PRODUCTS DIVISION Valdosta, Georgia 191 Where will you find yourself in o year or two? Join the Air Force and you will find yourself doing agreatjobatanexcitingdutystation.That's because the Air Force gives you the chance to learn a skill, and the chance for foreign travel. Just two of the reasons thousands of young men and women enlist each year. Whatever your goals are, Air Force training and travel can take you a long way toward getting your f uture off the ground. Find yourself in the United States Air Force USAF RECRTG OFFICE, Room I 10, Federal Bldg., Valdosta, GA 31601 Compliments of Clyattville Beau+y Salon 559-5666 Castle Park Phillips 66 2012 N. Ashley Ph. 244-7933 Good Luck Seniors! Go Vikings!! PARK AVENUE BANK rA FULL SERVICE l BANK®, 604 East Park Avenue Valdosta BYNUMS DINER 2 1 75 North Ashley Street Hi-way 41 North Electric - Acetylene, Heliarc Welding - General Repairs All Types of Machine Work Lockerman's Machine Shop Valdosta, Georgia CHARLES E. (MAC) McGAHEE, Owner Telephone 242-2805 At night call 242-3090 209 W. Savannah Ave. Valdosta IN FIVE POINTS CENTER VALDOSTA, GEORGIA We Would Like To Invite You In! Belk Hudson Five Points Center 195 DENNIS FOOD STORE ROBERT DINKINS MOTORS Fancy Western Meats 901 North Ashley Groceries and Vegetables Valdosta, Ga. 242-5261 Sears Here TO Serve You Today and Tomorrow Brookwood Plaza RESTAURANT • NOVELTIES • GAS 1-75 Twinlakes - Clyattville Exit P. O. Box 128 Lake Park, Georgia 31636 It’s the real thing. Coke. Trademark® 196 WESTERN AUTO GEORGIAN INTERIORS 1 14 W. Main Street Hahira, Ga. Congratulations Seniors Office Equipment Co. Complete Office Machines, Furniture and Supplies 201 W. Hill Avenue Valdosta First State Bank Your Account with us is Appreciated and We Always Have Time for You Member F.D.I.C. Dial 244-1000 The Bank You Helped Build Valdosta, Georgia Farmers Supply Company SEEDS BABY CHICKS PtMINA FEEDS Purina Chow Nitrogen Solutions Hwy. 41 South 242-991 I Best Wishes Billy West Dasher Tax Commissioner ITT THOMPSON INDUSTRIES, INC. Metals Division Box 928 Valdosta The Sissy Shop Dresses by Bobbie Brooks - Gay Gibson June Fox - Lampl Hahira, Georgia 198 Star Insurance Agency, Inc. All Forms ot Insurance I 16 West Main St., Hahira, Ga. 794-2720 O. E. McNEAL - President DIPPER DAN Have Your Party in Our Birthday Room Castle Park Shopping Center service GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES Retail Division of The Goodyear Tire Rubber Company GE - Westinghouse - Zenith 2 15 West Hill Ave. Valdosta, Georgia Phone 242-6930 Flowers for ALL Occasions PIZZA HUT Zants Flower Shop 1616 Ashley ROY A. SUMNER, Owner Valdosta, Georgia 2036 North Ashley Street 244-7720 PHONE 242-3574 Dine in Carry out Night 242-3495 Whitehead Georgia-Florida Hardware Beauty Supply For all your 301 South Patterson Street Beauty Salon and Wig Needs Valdosta, Georgia 2008 North Ashley St. 199 TILLMAN MOTORS Valdosta's Oldest Used Car Dealer 607 N. Ashley St. Phone 242-5277 MA GROOVER'S PIG-N-PLATE RESTAURANT 1 132 South Patterson Street VALDOSTA RADIO 6c TV Floyd Parker, owner Ph. 242-7332 Compliments of THE ELITE BEAUTY SALON RODDEY'S HARDWARE 128 North Ashley Valdosta, Georgia HERTZ RENT-A-CAR SOUTHEASTERN RENT-A-CAR, INC. 2612 Madison Road Valdosta, Georgia PHONE 242-7070 STEELE OIL COMPANY Petroleum Products for the Home and Farm 1 106 West Hill Avenue 242-3541 Valdosta, Georgia Chancy f) Drugs 1 Hahira, Ga. •A' T S i7 CflNDV IPhV § RESTAURANT M AND GIFT SHOP P. O. Box 83 1-75 - Bel ville - Lake Park Exit 200 HAHIRA GIN AND FEED MILL WILLIAMS THRIFTY FOOD Box 428 Hahira, Georgia Main Street Hahira, Georgia HAHIRA GULF SERVICE Compliments of 1 Mile West of Hahira BONNER'S Just Off 1-75 and 122 MEN SHOP EDWARD J. HOBRAT JAMES BARGER Broolcwood Plaza 794-2211 McRae and Hodges d oohman J DRUGS STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP 1 19 N. Ashley 1 10 West Central Ave. Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta, Georgia 242-4503 (%i erything {Photographic BUILDING A BETTER TOMORROW FOR TODAY'S YOUTH BY OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AND STATIONERY PRODUCT MARKETING The Best In School Supplies IN A DIVERSIFIED Valdosta, Georgia FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRY THE LANGDALE COMPANY VALDOSTA, GEORGIA 201 BLANTONS GROCERY 1300 W. Hill Ave. IMPERIAL FINANCE CO., INC. 122 W. Hill Ave. Compliments of SUWANNEE STORE Hahira, Georgia IMPORTED AUTO CENTER Highway 41 South THE CLOTH SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Earl Powell, Owners Fabrics at Mill Prices 794-2667 Hahira NICHOLS ARCO SERVICE STATION Complete Car Service 794-2032 2100 N. Ashley at Moody Field Road 244-0640 MILLER HARDWARE COMPANY “THE BEST AT A BETTER PRICE’’ Lakeland Valdosta Compliments of Gold Kist Inc. OIL PRODUCTS DEPT. P. O. Box 1589 Valdosta, Ga. Compliments of SMITH HOSPITAL Hahira, Ga. CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE Featuring Bibles, Christian Books and Literature and gift items 2015 N. Ashley Street Compliments of rj Brookwood Plaza Barber Shop Brookwood Plaza 202 MARTIN Stop and Shop FUNERAL HOME Grocery Church and Grace Street 1100 West Hill Avenue Hahira, Ga. Valdosta THOMAS BROTHERS ENCO Complete Auto Service 2125 North Ashley Street Valdosta 242-6494 Joseph's Wholesale Fruit and Produce Kraft Distributor Institutional Brothers, Inc. State Farmers Market 242-0867 Valdosta, Georgia w SQUIRES WRECKER SERVICE 1-75 and Ga. 94 1-75 and Hwy. 94 203 Farm House Restaurant LIP SMACKING VITTLES SOUTHERN STYLE 1-75 South, Twin Lakes Interchange If it's the latest in fashion, you will find it at EVELYN'S Five Points C S Charge, BankAmericard, Master Charge and Layaway HAHIRA HARDWARE COMPANY Hardwares - Housewares 794-2767 Hahira, Georgia SCHROER IMPLEMENT CO. Ph. 242-6825 Valdosta, Ga. Holland Flying Service Valdosta Municipal Airport Sales - Maintenance Instruction - Charter 242-3175 - Valdosta ■WTIZENS SANK aJuJLO- HAHIRA, GEORGIA Member FDIC 204 U.S.D.A. CHOICE STEAKS Five Points VALDOSTA UNIVERSITY OF COSMETOLOGY Castle Park Shopping Center Valdosta Machinery and Supply Shop 1313 S. Patterson Ph. 244-2485 O. O. FLETCHER President WILLIAM O. FLETCHER Vice-Pres. Valdosta Livestock Company, Inc. Fine f CC lf Feminine Fashions —- C%rnedoe Co. ■ THI STYl CENTdt or VALDOSTA Georgia Plate Glass Co. 215 W. Savannah Avenue Valdosta, Georgia KNOWN FOR VALUES YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE Everything For You and Your Family 205 Castle Park Shopping Center 10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Massey Drug Store Kathryn's Bridal and Formals Complete Formals, Semis, and Wedding Attires Including Men's Formals, Call 244-1 III. Go Vikings! Good Luck Vikings! Bolens Barber and Beauty Shop Castle Park Valdosta ISSAC WELDON, Owner and Operator GREGO'S 1901 N. Ashley St. Valdosta 242-803 I 206 Smith's Flower Shop Flowers for Every occasion hours I 13 E. Main St. Hahira 794-2376 Valdosta Mattress Co. Get the best for Less! 1007 N. Ashley Street Girardin Jewelers 303 N. Patterson St. Valdosta, Ga. Fine Jewelry, Silver, China, and Crystal. Expert Watch Repairing COOK'S MOTEL Good Luck Vikings! 1105 S. Patterson Street Valdosta, Georgia FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS See Mr. 1st; First at any of our three locations: DOWNTOWN CASTLE PARK MOODY AIR FORCE BASE MEMBER F.D.I.C. 207 s r- ; V O' • • V� .i . •.•V 0 if , -j.. , 5‘ . v • .. ’ter tJ.a ------- - ' ■ . � x, . , t- v,t:• V rt V ’ -.v •, y ’ - v; V • ! • %. � _% . V% y y i- if. .' T, - V -, ! N V . -V f _ ) ,-' • - : ,v • x , : w r «%0:V J o • ’I - -;. , .. L :• . v w .+ A‘ : Vv • ,-Vv A • •