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O ' - ' U -rw 'WON Q gf!!! rs 58, R nfLi1fLi5Ifm,Ifi01f1, X Q, K S , ,- L, sr 3 L ve..-0 M H,,M awwence WAQQ15 uperinfenjenf of 524006 .ZMWJ of gyuacafion MN. av FRONT ROW: Mr, Lester Hutton, Mrs. R. C. Kealey, Treasurerg Phelps. SECOND ROW: Mr. Norman Humphrey, Dr. R, D, Maddox Mr. Edward Jurgensmyer, Secretaryg Superintendent Laurence E. Mr. Delbert Loveland, Mr. Vernon Leist, President, Mr. O. J, Lamb rincbyoa, omg swf 40 SEATED: Mrs. Elsie Fergason, Secretary to Mr. Knapp. STANDING: Bobby Meisner, Jan Wood, Toni Leist, Lois Hossle, Barbara Usher, Edith Pippin, Sandra Hays, Dale Whitley, QW MRS. LYDIA ROEBUCK Girls' Physical Education Assistant Basketball Coach G. A. A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor I wwf QM! MISS ELSIE JONES English II English IV Speech Yearbook F. T. A. Sponsor nior Sponso ,wiiiii C-1- ,440 MR. GERALD SANDBOTHE Music . 0444 5 rf . N l 7 I Q. , Social Studies I Driver Education Basketball Freshman Sponsor MISS HELEN NAUGHTON Business Economics Secretarial Practice Shorthand Newspaper Sponsor School Savings Program Sponsor MISS BERTHA BROWN English III American History I-fist ry Club Sponsor , ,J Sponsor W1 mf- X K! C I Z Ax J I ff, J A at ' 1 I Y -' l -.',V4 WL MR. ALFRED WELCH Typing Bookkeeping F. B, L, A. Sponsor Junior Sponsor MRS. VANGIE LEIST Library Pep Squad Sponsor Junior Sponsor MRS. C AROLYN KELSO Home Economics I, II, III F. H. A. Sponsor Junior Sponsor MR. LEON SMITH Advanced SHOP Mechanical Drawing General Shop Junior Sponsor MRS. KATHERINE ROBNETT World History American Government American Problems Student Council Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. FRANK DURHAM Chemistry Biology Physics Science Club Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MRS. THELMA JO CHRISTY English II English III Geography Sophomore Sponsor ROB T WIISON 8 Tr 8: Solid Geometry Advanc Bask bal 1 lg' MR. PAUL MILLER General Science Freshman Sponsor endow MRS. SERENA COOPER Algebra I Geometry Freshman Sponsor MRS. LAURA KESSLER if Hd' -'mp-.-on 1--mf k :.: MRS. D. CHRYSTAL ST. CLAIR Latin I Latin II English I Societas Latina Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MR. WARD HARRINGTON Vocational Agrxculture Senior Sponsor MR. HUGH DUNN Boys' Physical Education Football Coach M Club Sponsor Senior Sponsor ff' MRS. MARJORIE NORTON Guidance Counselor MRS. V. L, DRAIN Girls' Glee Club Chorus Q 3 0 1 MRS. EDNA HARRIS Nurse vow MRS. MARY KEALEY Secretary to Superintendent MRS. ELSIE FERGASON Secretary to the Prmcxpal MRS. CHARLES CHASTAIN MR, WILLIAM BURNS Cafeteria Manager MR. LAWRENCE HUGHES Custodian Custodian MR. C HARLES POEHLMAN Custodian Sudenf Qunci FRONT ROW: Margery Wilson, Dana Badgerow,Vicki Winn, retaryg Jerry McBeth, President: Mrs. J. O. Robnett,Spon- Linda Jones, Mary Lou Carey, Ann Maddox, Martha Bram, sorg Joe Amidel, Vice-President: Margaret Miller, Treasur- Lana Smith. BACK ROW: Gary Glenn, Donnie Leath, Jim er, Linda Cunningham, Trell Foster,Ronnie Switzer, Donald Shearon, Ronald Marshall, Mary Wright, Betsy Mea.ns,Sec- Marshall, Donald Cheever. The Student Council began its '58-'59 year serving as Vice-President of the Missouri Association of Student Councils. They sponsored the Freshman Orientation as the first assembly of the year, and amended the Constitution to allow a fourth representative from each class. At Homecoming, the Council presented the Homecoming Queen and Attendants with sterling sil- ver bracelets. They also entered a float in the parade. Two other assemblies were sponsored by the Council. The first was the Formal Installation of Officers and Representatives, and the other on Sportsmanship. The four paid assemblies for next year have also been arranged. At Christmas, snowmen were put in front of the building and the doors were well decorated. The Council sponsored the Christmas baskets and entertained the student body with the aid of Miss Jones, with an enjoyable pre-vacation party. After a midterm evaluation duringthe ho1idays,they returned with plans for the annual Valentine Dance, the election of new officers and representatives, revision of the handbook, and well drawn diagrams for fire drills, The fire drills have been quite Successful, During the year the Councilsponsored several money-making projectsg a Faculty-Varsity basket- ball game, concession stands at two games, and a benefit movie are a few. In March several membersjourneyed to Springfield for the state convention, where Jerry McBeth lead group discussions, as state vice-president. -fl? 1 1.1 fi, z- 3 i Q b a s 1 ,- ,ARM ' .1 im rf fx Q if .4 'ij : Q 31? 5, at L fum wr Wyq. g,5,f,xsf g -iw . .1 L! ,x dibii Yr 3 9 i S ' lu. ,ff 44 ' s X M 0-'Im 11 QVLLOP l015LC Qlflff T ...Q 'f ?-'lui-.s..: DALE DAVIS Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g M Club 3,4g Class President 4g M Club Vice-President 4g Student Council Social Committee 4. I was a boy scout until I was sixteeng thenl became a girl scout. 'lm 31. amor Com 59 MOTTO Forward Ever Backward Never Class Flower Class Colors Whlte Mum Aqua and Whlte Sponsors M1ss Elsle Jones Hugh Dunn Mrs Lydla Roebuck Ward Harrmgton In the fall of '56 we 107 fear strlcken Freshmen made a grand entry 1nto the Stately Halls of Macon Hngh School as one of the largest classes to ever pass through lts sacred portals From the balcony we peered down at the Sen1ors 1n the north sect1on of the Audltornum w1th greatest awe and wondered lf we'd ever f1l1 those seats wxth such dlgmty and splendor Eager to reach that goal and des1rous to gam recognltxon we set forth our leaders John K1ng Presxdent J1mShearon V1ce Presldent Conn1eShearon Secretary and Danette Morrow Treasurer Durmg the Homecomlng FeSt1Vltl6S Danette Morrow was chosen by the Freshman football boys as Freshman Attendant to the Homecommg Queen Llnda Gr1ep rexgned as Freshman Class Queen Our class colors were aqua and sxlver As 1957 rolled around we returned to Macon Hlgh as Sophomores and wlth advanced knowledge and much more confidence we proudly elected Jerry Mlller Presldent Jerry McBeth Vlce Presl dent Betsy Means Secretary Margaret M1ller Treasurer Our class queen was Kay Groves and Margaret Mlller was Sophomore Hornecomlng Attendant Our float ' Down You Go decorated w1th our class colors charcoal pmk and wh1te won second pr1ze Completmg two years of hard work It was now tlme for us to advance to the upper ranks Thus ln 1958 we became the hlgh and mlghty Junlors full of pep and vltallty Stlll eager for more fame and achlevement we elected Tom Gxrando Presldent J1m Shearon V1ce Presldent Gary Glenn Secretary Flora Mae Bxnder Treasurer Danette Morrow was chosen Class Queen and Mary Vxrxght was our Homecommg Attendant We prlded ourselves upon the success 1n produc1ng the fxfth Annual All Nlght Prom honorlng the Seruors w1th the theme Falryland to Romance ' Wh1Ch we carrled out 1n full array R6jOlClI1g 1n our tr1umphs we closed our tlurd year And now 1t's 59 and we havetaken our place upon the throne as the tall and d1gn1f1ed Sen1ors 'l To make our last year a success we proudly and unammously chose Dale Dav1s Pres1dent Ron Marshall Vlce Presxdent Joanne Cheever Secretary and Anne Rame Treasurer to d1rect the affalrs of our class We esteemed the honor of Class Queen to Flora Mae Bmder Anne Rame rexgned as the 1959 Homecomxng Queen attended by Llnda Gr1ep and Danette Morrovs The O1p1 Staff presented the honor of O1p1 Queen to Kay Groves Our float entxtled Brookf1eld's In Dutch Wooden Shoe Know It ' won flrst place m the Homecomlng Parade The end of our hxgh school l1fe IS nearxng a close and soon we'1l pass from school l1fe mto 11fe's school May success relgn supreme as we strxve forward to ach1eve our goals ID llfe But when the cares of l1fe o'ertake us and we turn our rnemorxes back and recall those four years of gladness we can proudly say that our athletes were stars our scholars were unexcelled we established records for our school and our fame was w1dely known throughout Macon Hxgh School . f ll 9 9 s 1 , . I . . . . . s 9 1 Z 9 ' Z s : 1 - . . 4 . . . 9 . . , : , - 1 Q , 1 , . s ' ' v vv ' v 1 9 9 9 Q 9 - , . , , . ' 1 Q 9 ' 1 1 n J - ' 9 . . H . , . . . . . . . , . . , . . . . , .... 5 ! 7 5 ' 1 s J 9 n s '- 3 . . . . - 1 , ' . . . , . 9 1 4 s DOROTHY SWALLOW Band Section Leader 1,2,45 Band Librar- ian 35 Band Officers' Club 1,25 Band Letters 1,2,3,45 1000 Point Club 1,2,3,45 F. B. L. A. Vice-President 45 G, A. A, 3,45 Walker English Award 35 LatinClub 25 Latin Award 25 Basketball 1.2. Being with Dorothy is such a pleasure - Sorry, boys, she's Larry's treasure. GARY GLENN Football 1,253.45 Football Letter 253,45 Track 1,25 Secretary of Junior Class 35 Student Council Representative 45 Student Council Service Committee 35 Party Il Chairman 45 Band Letter 15253545 Presi- dent of Band 45 Dance Band 25 M Club 2, 3,45 Science Club 45 Oipi Staff 4. I'm not exactly afraid of work, but I'd rather not be associated with it. JANET WOOD Transferred Sophomore Year5 Latin Club 25 F. T, A. 354. Something old, something new, That's what she 's looking forward to. JOHN FORD F. F. A. 1,2,3,4s F. F. A. Secre- tary 35 Basketball 2,3,45 Basket- ball Letter 3. We are sure that a success he will be - at least, a success at bossing a she ANNE RAINE Transferred Junior Year5 Secre- tary of Latin Club 35 National Latin Award 35 State Secretaryto J. C. L. Convention 35 Delegateto State J. C. L, Convention 35 Pres- ident of Latin Club 45 D. A. R. American History Award 35 D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award 45 G. A. A, 45 Student CouncilConstitu- tion and Handbook Committee 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Oipi Staff 45 Treasurer of Senior Class 4. We all know for whom Anne has a yen. He's a guy by the name of GLENN. 2 LARRY SMITH Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 35 Football Letter 3,45 M Club 3, 45 Track 15 Camera Club 1. Don't take life too seriously, for you'1l never get out of it alive any- way. KAREN RYBURN Pep Squad 15 F. H. A. 15 Latin Club 23 G. A. A. 3,45 F. T. A. 4: F. T. A. Secretary 45 National Poetry Award 2. Talks and talks and never ceases, but always says just what pleases. JOHN EARL Camera Club 15 Latin Club 2,35 Science Club 45 Basketball 25 Latin Club Presi- dent 25 Band Vice-President-15 Band Let- ter 1,2,3,45 1000 Point Club 25 Band Sec- tion Leader 35 Math Club 35 Latin Award 25 Dance Band 354. What any man dares--I do. RON MARSHALL Football 1,2,3,45 Football Letters 2,3545 Student Council Representative 2, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Vice-President 45 Math Club 35 Science Club 45 Science Club President 45 M-Club 253,45 Band Letters 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45BaS- ketball Letters 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Track Letters 2,3545 Dance Band 2. When they kiss and make -up, she gets the kiss and he gets the make-up, MARY WRIGHT Oipi Staff 45 Homecoming Attend- ant 35 Barnwarmin' Attendant 25 Student Council Representative45 Band Letter 1,2,3,45 Section Leader 35 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 15 Latin Club 25 Latin A- ward 25 F. T. A. Vice-President 4: G. A. A. 3. I would be better if I could, but it is awfully lonesome being good. BEVERLY MCPIKE Basketball 1,25 G, A. A, 3,45 G. A. A. Sec- retary 35 Newspaper 35 Pep Squad 15 Latin Club 25 Poetry Award 25 Chorus Historian 1, Girls' Sextet 1,2. Lord! I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. TOMMY GIRANDO Latin Club 25 Latin Award 25 Oipi Sta.ff35 Class President 35 Party II Manager 45 Science Club 45 Football 2, With palette, brush and oils in his hand5 he'll grow up to be an artist man. ANN RIUTC E L Transferred Sophomore Year5 Latin Club Secretary 25 G. A. A. 3.49 F. H. A. 4. She's at an awkward age -too old for teddy bears and too young for wolves. KAY GROVES X Cheerleader 15 Pep Squad Girls' Sextet 1,25 F. H, A. 5 Class Queen 25 Latin Club 25 Girls' Trio 3,45 Ethics Commit- tee 35 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 G. A. A. 3,45 Publicity Committee 45 Oipi Staff 45 Oipi Queen 45 News- paper Reporter 45 Poetry Award 25 Latin Award 2. A dignified lady with dark brown hair, our Oipi queen and quite so fair. JERRY LE ATH Band Letters 1,2,3,45 Assistant Band Director 45 Basketball 1,2, 35 Camera Club 1,25 1000 Point Club 1,45 Dance Band 354. He makes Romeo look like a bash- ful boy. JOHN TETER Band Letter 2,3,4g 1000 Point Club 2,3,4g Basketball 3,4g Bas- ketball Letter 3,4g Dance Band 3, 4, F, T, A. 3,45 F. T. A. Presi- dent 4. Bottomless pit. BONNY LOU MITTS F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g National Poetry Award 2, Basketball lg Glee Club 3,4. A bonny lass. CONNIE HALL F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g F. H, A. Song Leader 2,4g Girls' Sextet 1,2g F. B. L, A.4g Newspaper4gThird Place Oratorical Contest 4. An innocent face, but you never can tell. DANNY MITCHELL Vice-President, Industrial Art Club 4 Live fast, die young, and make a good- looking corpse. ANDY RIUTC E L Transferred Sophomore Yearg Basket- ball 2,3g Latin Club 2,35 LatinClub Pres- ident 3, Science Club 4. Full of soimd and fury signifying nothing NI. f 3 x 5 JOANNE CHEEVER F. H. A. 15 Treasurer LatinClub25 F. B. L. A. 35 Secretary-Treasurer F, B. L. A. 45 Girls' Sextet 1,25 Girls' Trio 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 Editor in Chief Newspaper 45 Class Secretary 4. The girl with the golden voice. ROY C HRISTY Football 2,3545 Honorable Mention All- District 45 Football Letter 2,3,45 MClub 2 ,3,45 Basketball 2 ,3,45 Basketball Letter 3,4. Boy! I went to Cairo last night and - JANE ZAHND Transferred Junior Year5 G. A. A. 3,45 F. H, A. 45 Glee Club3 4. She can resist anything except temptation. 5 LINDA JONES Band Letter 2,3,45 Dance Band 3, 45 1000 PointClub 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Co-Captain 35 Basketball Letter 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 15 M Club 1,25 Latin Award 25 English Award 35 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Miss M. H. S. 45 G. A, A, 3,45 G. A. A. Vice-President 35 F. B. L. A. 45 F. B. L. A. Presi- dent 4. Deep down in her heart, there lies a longing for tall men. BILL CASON F. F. A. 1,2,35 Football3,45Bas- ketball 3,45 M Club 3,45 Basket- ball Co-Captain 45 Basketbal l Letter 3,45 Football Letter 354. I'd have made it if I hadn't mis- cued . GARY WINKLER F. F, A. 1,2,3,4. Last one in, but the first one out. BOBBY KAYE M EISNER F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g F. H, A. Treas- urer 3. A word, a smile, a girl worth- while. K WESLEY ATKINS Math Club 3. F. F. A, 1,2,3,4g F. F, A, Treasurer 4. Variety is the spice of life - here's one variety. HAROLD KISOR F. F. A. 1,2,3,4g Delegate to State F. F. A. Convention 3. I love school so much that it is my plan to graduate from it as quickly as I can. SHARON OLLMANN Chorus lg Pep Squad 1,35 F. H. A, In her single person, she manages to produce the effect of a major- ity. JAC KI PERRY Pep Squad 19 F. H. A. 2,3,4Q F. H. A. His- torian 49 Barnwarming Queen 3. Always kind with a generous heart. De- pend on Jackie to do her part. JERRY AUSMUS Football 1 2 3 4 Football Letters 1,2,3, 4 Boys'M Clubl 2 3 4 Second Al1-Dis- trict Football Team 4 Track 1,2,3,49 Track Letters 2 4 He knows that football is not the only place where a good line is needed. FIORA MAE BINDER F. H. A, Secretary 39 F, H, A. President 49 Delegate to State F. H. A. Convention 39 Candidate for National and State Office ofF. H. A. 39 Junior Homemaker De- gree 39 Chapter Homemaker De- gree 49 G. A. A. 49 Senior Class Queen 4. Pretty, sweet, demure, and kind, A nicer girl is hard to find. MARGARET MILLER F. F. A. Barnwarmlng Attendant 19 Student Council 1,2,3,49 Home- coming Attendant 3,49 Class Treasurer 29 Poetry Award 29 Band Majorette 1,2,3,49 Band Section Leader 3g Newspaper Staff 39 Girls'GleeC1ub3,49G.A, A. Recorder of Points 3,49Gir1s' Sextet 1,29 Girls' Trio 3,4. Margaret is little9 Margaret is sweet9 Jerry's decided she 's hard to beat. f ff I MERLIN STROPPEL F. F. A. 1,2,3,4g F. F. A. Parlia- mentaxian 3g F. F. A. Secretary 4. Despite his faults we like him still - the stiller the better. I . Xxx I Ri Ko .XV 'K' ' in . 2, 1 43535 ' BRUCE LUNSFORD We like to see him laugh because so much of him has a good time. JOY OWNBEY F. H, A. 15 Latin Club 29 F,T, A, 3,49 Glee Club 3g Student Council Publicity Committee 35 Student Council Constitution and Hand- book Commlttee4g Science Club 4. A precious package done up in a small bundle. LEWIS GIPSON F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. Get thee behind me, Books. LaTRELLE WALKER F. F. A. 1. Attends to his own business, but nobody knows what it is. Q'-K MAXINE HUDSON F. H. A. 1,2,3,4: F. B. L. A. 4. Mischief is her middle name,but she's a swell girl just the same. SHIRLEY GOOD PGP Squad 1,49 F. H. A. 2,49 G. A. A. 3, 45 Cheerleader 44 Basketball 1,2,3g Girls' Glee Club 3,4. Who's going to college? Not me! Billy Gene's wife I'll be! RICHARD FARIS Camera Club L,2g Basketball 1,2,3. Someday I'll put away my childish pranks and become a man. TONI KAY LEIST F. H, A. 1,2,3,4g F, H, A. Treas- urer 4g F. B, L. A, 4gNewspaper Staff 35 Office Staff 45 Glee Club 4. A smile for each friendg a friend for each smile. JERRY BRUMBACK F. F. A, 3g Football 3,4g Camera Club 1. I hate to miss class because Ineed the sleep. DIANE FERGASON Glee Club 45 F. H, A, lg Pep Squad 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Latin Award 35 G. A. A. 4. The eternal question mark. JIM SHEARON Class Vice-President l,3g Foot- ball 1,2,3,4g Football Letter 2,3, 4, Student Council 3,4g M Club President 4, M Club 2,3,4g F, F, A. 1,2,3g F. H. A. King 3. Jim and Kay,two ofakindg anicer pair is hard to find. BARBARA USHER Pep Squad 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Basketball Letters 2,3,4g Girls' M Club 2, Basketball Co-captain 4, Office Staff 45 G. A. A. 3,45 F, T. A. 4. Diamonds are a girl 's best friend. LYNN PHE LPS Pep Squad lg M Club 1,2,G, A. A. President 4, G. A. A. 3,4g Math President 33 F, T. A. 4gGlee Club 4, Band Secretary 4g 1000 Point Club 1,2, Band .Letters l,2,3,4g Basketball Co-Captain 35 Latin Award 2g Band Section Leader 33 Poetry Award 2. She likes basketball best of a'l, but in her studies she's on the ball. JERRY MCBETH Student Council l,3,4g Student Council President 4, Football 1,3,4g Football Stu- dent Manager 2, Basketball and Track Student Manager 1,25 M Club 1,2,3,4g M Club Secretary-Treasurer 2 ,3,4g Science Club 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Class Vice- President 2g Missouri Association of Stu- dent Councils Vice-President 4. Perhaps they can run this school without me! LARRY PHILLIPS Football 1,2,3,4g Football Letter 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2g Track 2,3,4g M Club. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Show me a woman a man can trust. 5 .Y ARLENE GUFFEY F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g Barnwarming Attendant 45 Girls' Glee Club 4. Such a happy smile it's hard to beat her. Sorry, boys, she belongs to Teter. LARRY CROW F, F. A. 1. I love school so much that it is my plan to graduate from it as quickly as I can. VIRGINIA BRUMBACK Basketball 19 F. H. A. 2,3,4g G, A. A, 4g Pep Squad 1. If the world should end tomorrow, let one die talking. HENRY CUPP Student Monitor 3,4g Student Council Ethics Committee 4g F, B. L. A. 4g Pep Squad 3g Science Club 4. What's a kitchen without a cupipl ? BETTY WRISINGER F. H. A, 1,2,3,4. Betty's so quiet everywhere. You hardly even know she's there. A9 K YN 3' JERRY MILLER Class President 25 Football 2,3,45 Football Letter 2,3,45 Football Co-Captain 45 All-District 2nd Team 45 Track 253,45 Track Let- ter 2,3,45 Basketball 25 MClub2, 3,45 Student Council Ethics Com- mittee 35 Student CouncilConsti- tution and Handbook Committee 45 Oipi Staff 45 Party I Manager 4. He's a wonder5 he's adreamg e's ' the .captain o ur team. ' JA J 5 I lu DANETTE MORROW Pep Squad 15 Girls' M Club 1,25 Class Treasurer 15 G, A, A. 3,45 G. A. A. President 35 F. T, A, 45 F. T. A, Treasurer 45 Class Queen 35 Homecoming Attendant 1,45 Band Letters 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball Letters 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball Co-captain 3. Maybe men aren't all per u they're the best o we've got. , WW JVLD ff P : ff! Q l if lr - ' X W D 5 aef-JK ffv-.jkw ii 1 f, - 1' '11 i LINDA GRIEP Freshman Class Queen 15 F, H, A, 15 Latin Club 25 M Club25Secre- tary Math Club 35 G. A. A. 3,45 G. A, A. Vice-President 45 Home- coming Attendant 45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Basketball Letter 253,45 Co-Captain Basketball Team 45 Girls' Glee Club 45 StudentCoun- cil Finance Committee 45 American Legion Contest Win- ner, First Place in County 4. Men are such troub1e5 you can't live with themg and you can't live without them. DAN MATKIN Yearbook Staff 3,45 Football 15 F. B. L A. 45 Camera Club lg School Photograph- er 45 Industrial Arts Club 4. Just call me Flash, DALE C LARKE Football 1,2,3,45 Football Letter 2,3,4g Football Co-Captain 45 M Club 2,3545 Basketball 15 Party I Chairman 45 F. F. A. 1,2,35 Student Council Election Com- mittee 45 All-District Honorable Mention 45 Oipi Staff 4. He may like dates - he may like figsg He always has fun with a girl named BRIGGS. it S ix l CLORA SUE SMITH F. H, A. 1,2,3,4. Clora Sue's so quiet everywhere, you hardly even know she's there. NORMA JEAN BAKER Basketball lg F, H. A. 2,3,4g F, H. A, ' Delegate State Convention 35 G. A. A. 4. Her quiet smile speaks aworld of friend- liness. JAM ES HARRIS President 4: y g F. F, A. V1ce- Heads I go to the basketball gameg Tails I go to the movies, and on edge I study. JERRY TETER F. F. A. 1,2,3,4g F. F. A. Treas- urer 35 F. F. A. Presidentflg Del- egate to State F. F. A, Convention 3g Delegate to National Safety Congress 4. They say it's a man's world but the women seem to have all the advantages. LINDA KAY DAY F. H. A, l,2,4g LatinClub3gG, A A, 3,4. Easy to know a.nd always afriend JOHN KING Class President lg F, F. A, lg F. B. L. A. 3. Just an innocent country boy? . 1 I, .I AM! 1' -'LAY' ff flu, if DELORES SPENCER F. H. A. 1,2,3,4. You ca.n't always tell about those brown eyed girls. M yeizb, V. . .W V.. . '- A V 4 4 wr' i .'- s ff, 4- .L ., . . 'a I in . SHIRLEY O'TOOLE F. H. A. 1,2,3,4. Her ways are ways of quietness. JIM WHITE F. F, A. lg Football 1,2g Track 3g Science Club 4. Only one earthly enemy - WORK! KEITH DOWNEY I'm the kind of guy my mother doesn't want me to hang around with. JOYCE FARMER Basketball 1,2,3,4g Basketball Letters 3, 4. Pep Squad 1gF, H.A.2,3,4gG. A. A. 4. He's the cutest thingg he's got dimples and everything. LEROY C LARK Pep Squad 3. If I had my life to live over,l'd make the same mistakes - but I'd start sooner. CORA JEAN TETER F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g F, H, A. Dele- gate to State Convention 34 F. H. A. Junior Homemaklng Degree 35 F. H. A. Sub-district V-P of Pub- lic Relations 45 F. H. A. Chapter Degree 45 F. H. A. Secretary 45 Glee Club 3. A girl with a smile is a girl worth-while. 'G 1 1 .. .lg f' KENNETH MAIJONEY F. F. A. 1,2.3,4g F. F. A. Parlia mentarian 4. Let's take life easy today,forto morrow we may flunk. PATRICIA LAY F, H. A, 1,2,3,4. Just qulet enough to be pleasant company. DALE WHITLEY F. F. A. 15 Football1,25Science Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 4. I was nearly killed once by a train of thoughts. BETSY SUE MEANS Pep Squad 15 Student Council Representative 1,2,35 Student Council Secretary 45 Basketball 1,25 G. A, A. 3,45 1000 Point Club 1,2,3,45 Band Letters 1,2, 3,45 Dance Band 45Class Secre- tary 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Latin Club 2,35 LatinClu.b Vice-Pres- ident 25 National Poetry Award 29 Science Club 45 Science Club Treasurer 4. She's got E-Neff. SHARON FLEMING F. H. A. 1,2,4: G. A. A. 3,44 Treasurer G. A. A, 35 Basket- ball 1,2. Sharon had a little lampg it was well trained, no doubtg for every time that Charlie came in,the little lamp went out. RUSSELL HOOTON Pep Squad 3: Basketball 2,35 Industrial Arts Club 4. Russell likes the ladiesg Russell likes the girlsg Russell's hair is wavy and makes the cutest curls. JOE AMIDEI Football 1,2,3,45 Football Letter 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track l,2,3,45 Track Let- ter 35 Student Council Representative 35 Student Council Vice-President 4. George Washington ls deadg Lincoln is dead5 all the great men are dead, andI'm sick. fm' 'Qtr' NORM A B E RRY F. H. A. lg Pep Squad 1, Latin Club 2, Math Club 35 Science Club 4, F. T, A, 3,45 Latin A- wa.rd 3, Latin Medal 33 English Award 3. Smart as a whip in all her ways, no trouble to grade her - she gets all A's. DONNETA GIVENS Pep Squad 1, Basketball 15 F, H, A. 2,43 G. A. A. 4. She has a way of her own. ln., T59 MARY THOMPSON Transfer Junior Year, Dance Band 4, F, H. A. 3.4: G. A. A. 4. Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe, but don't be so sure. DONNA GQOD F, H, A, 1,2,a,4. Her hair is like a flame, but we know she's really tame. DONNA GAINES F. H. A. Vice-President 45 Girls' Glee Club 3,4. Her disposition is as sunshiny as her hair. - K f , , g,:3'g'L x 1- L51- V Wff I A was 125, ' ' . 3921 ,ag x fi? ' SQ I 1 aw' gt- sfffi ' 1 . ' 35: . Ui I '14 . f in mfpgv 5,5 in .K Ronnie Porter Roger Clark Gene Roebuck Don Marshall I ' af E- Larry Crutchfield Marjorie Hendren Ann Maddox Jerry Devine l X Richard Evans Bertha Crum Mary Janet Matkin Barbara Wilson Barbara Whiles Kay Schneider 45 Gerry Hall Carol Shearon A David Craig A ' 1 N 'TW vw John Hale Jimmy Sebree Gerry Conrad il! z' Y Sheila Warren Jane Means Donna Cheever kJ x, Ronald Smith Elaine Perry Mary Williams James Guffey l I ,. , N lx 1' ixixxgwg mai n Bonita Sandne r E ve rett Steffen Charles Bunton Ronnie Burch Forest Brock James Swallow Sharon Thomas June Bloss f Y i f '1 Andrew Still Fred Teter Melody Walston Mary Lou Carey Ruth Ann King Eva Mae Kitts Pat Briggs 47 Kay Fuqua Linda Lucas Aleta VanLaere JJ Porter Baldwin Linda Hooton Larry Kilgore Lois Hossle Eddie Knowles Marianne Jones Lawrence Bright 3' yi 1 a'ii if Marilyn Brown X Xp Don Leath ' f' Fred Lowery XJ ' Steve Lindley Carol Tipton Gwendolyn Cooper Carol Harris A Q t 9.9. as Marilyn Perkins Pat West Catherine Faught Rita Paris Connie Purdy Lindy Chastain Jo Ann Bowzer Carol Resinger QNot Picturedj .xv- 49 v ZQQU' Shirley March Rose Ann Cress Ann Montgomery , 4, , -Q . J 5.5 1 Ronnie McQuitty Judy Garvin Gary Olson Bonnie Flowers Wilbur Yount Sandra Hay David Fortney Charles Croarkin Ned Newkirk Roy Dale Gilst rap Linda Cunningham .., ffl 1 l . mi,-Q 1 L- ,rv Au- vmior gfcm Omcem Don Marshall, Vice President, Mary Lou Carey, Treasurer, Jerry DeVine, President, Carol Shearon, Secretary. omior ,Mdfory On September 5, 1956, our class entered into the halls of Macon High School with ninety students, Our first class officers were: President--Donald Marshallg Vice-President--David Fortneyg Secretary--Sheila Warreng and Treasurer--Mary Lou Carey. Our class Queen was Sandra Hays and the attendant to the Homecoming Queen was Linda Alhbom. The Student Council Representatives were Donna Cheever, Roy Dale Gilstrap, and Jerry Devine, We entered a float in the Homecoming Parade entitled Down You Go. Our class colors were blue and silver, Sil1y Sophomores entered the halls of Macon High School, but not with the same scared feeling as accompanied us our Freshman year, Our officers were: President--David Fortneyg Vice-President--Ronnie Porter: Secretary--Marianne Jonesg and Treasurer--Jane Means. Our class Queen was Mary Lou Carey. The attendant to the Homecoming Queen was Marianne Jones. Representatives to the Student Council were Kay Fuqua, Eddie Knowles, and Ronnie Porter, Elaine Perry honored our class by being elected Kitchenwarming Queen, We entered a float in the Homecoming Parade entitled Little Miss Muffet, Our colors were purple and white. Starting school this year was easy for us Jolly Juniors, To walk down the halls was just like home. This year for our class officers we chose: President--Jerry Devineg Vice-Presi- dent--Don Marshallg Secretary--Carol Shearong and Treasurer--Mary Lou Carey, Our Class Queen is Linda Cunningham, Our attendant to the Homecoming Queen was Jane Means. Our Student Council Representatives are: Ann Maddox, Donnie Leath, Don Marshall, Linda Cunningham, and Mary Lou Carey. Also our class was honored to have Mary Lou Carey elected as Barnwarming Queen, This year we hada successful magazine sale topping the high- est goal ever reached in Macon High School. We have already chosen our class rings. Soon we will be making plans for the Prom. We are also planning a historical trip this spring. Our class colors are purple and white. , ,,., ,, , . my Af. fs asa f life: x, '.f,-wffmywffgwg, Q,,xf,.,r . M 5, .,dA,3, f , .zsqgy A , 41,-Q A f ' .' Q.9'M?2gu5g.,yyf. .fy I-3 , K -W15gf,fi,-R , my V . J, . .5 14,53 , 2 wx WEN ' . 7 sw 53? '-fgi.ffyg5f1Qs4m, , f: -W k, , iff 7 f-11, 'f' ' ak 2 6 -'rf' 1 5153 1 gm ' 'A , ,Q.,w,.,1.,-gf , 'S3f1.1x:::gQ' mars? WB W, . , ,- ,, .ff MH, ,. fi-maj , ,- 'fff 1Q?2+2Qf' . if .gfgwfc-, an 'fsggl Eisffmilgbgii- e:z::g,,s fi 1 ,J V 52,9 omore mean, ana 0Vl'L0l 6 QP5 Ronald Bentele, President, Cheryl Christianson, Secretary, Donald Cheever, Vice Presidentg Linda Luther, Treasurer. aggio Omore Adfor t We entered Macon High School in 1957--frightened Freshmen, even though we were 114 strong. Soon we gained courage and elected as our officers the fol- lowing: Claire Wray, Presidentg Tommy Sneed, Vice-President: Betty Wolfe, Sec- retaryg and Jerry Joiner, Treasurer. We selected Pat Oberto as our Freshman Queen and Deanna Maddy, Homecoming Attendant. Using our class colors, blue and white, we entered a float in the Homecoming Parade. Our Student Council Representatives were Trell Foster, Bill Ed Yates, and Jackie Ford, Somehow, we managed to survive the year, and left for summer vacation with the feeling that our Freshman year had been a success. Returning this fall as 101 confident Sophomores, we elected the following officers, President, Ronald Benteleg Vice-Presidentg DonaldCheevergSecretary, Cheryl Christiansong Treasurer, Linda Luther. Our representatives to the Student Council are Trell Foster, Donald Cheever, Lana Smith, and Ronnie Switzer, We chose Lana Smith as our Class Queen and Betty Lenzini as our Homecoming Attendant. Much to our pride and joy, our float, Let's Send the Bulldogs to the Moon, done in our class colors of pink and white, won second prize in the Homecoming Parade. We are proud of the part that the members of our class have played in scholastic work, sports, and music, and we are sure that our two years as upperclassmen will be an even greater success. 1 2 X W? vtvv YY' nf 51... if , : ,hs -.' - John Ewlng Vlrgxnla Scurlock Davxd Norton Tana Loveland Mary Ann Perlno Judy Teter Linda Luther Charles Knapp Bonn1e Patton Lewis Meisner 4l wx L' 4-if I ji 79a Karen Lay James Key Robert Ronchetto Gary Holman I S ,,,,.... Q l x X 'O' , , LN my Daryl Lindley Lillie Phillips Don Brown Judy Cozad Kimball Tolson Florence Altheide Donald Carriker ar-.Li amy 4'7 1 Betty Lou Wolfe Margaret Ann Talbot Karen Carey 55 if r '1:: Helen Wilson Sandra White Karen White Linda Mooneyham fi-fx Clarence Walker June Wilson James Waller Whitcomb Howell Alice Paris Claire Wray Joetta Burkhardt Bill Ed Yates Charles Wright Phillip Pagliai fs. Lloyd Stroppel .es 59' ffl . -1' Kenneth Watts Gary Welch John White Stanley Butler Barbara Edmunds Q Q 5 aw- ,, -ues' Q 'Z 4 K .flu Zi ff 4: . , it H ,Af , f Minnie Mason Robert Vansickle Angelo Swallow Linda Combs Patricia Harrison Diana Angelo Sandra Hall Jean Brumback 57 Deanna Maddy John Bruno Bonita Bradshaw Jackie Ford Trell Foster Jerry Joiner Larry Marsh Milton Marksbury 'E' Lana Arnold 4' xox ,X f, , 1 Lance Roemer Donald Turner David Danner Jerry Kelley Jean Graves George Petre Donna Gipson Mary Slagle John Wallace Dorothy Graves Ronald Bentele l 1 Cheryl Christlanson Lana Smith Barbara Brewer Rossetta Mae Smith Linda Berry Pauletta Spencer .'-in ' 3 1' Michael Harris Karen Lyon Tommy Sneed Patsy Rufner XScott Phillips Erma Dorsen Ronnie Switzer Carol Sandner A IE? F J if ' 8 kij. Shirley Neeson Marie Jackson Sandra McElroy 4...-.-v Qi gg FX xiii 'J Donald Dunaway Russell Stokes Geraldine Fiedler 1 James Krause Bobby Rufner Donald Bowzer 61 -V 'fi' EQIP? WS, ,.m,,, ..A. . ,. 1 , -mf. ,L 1 ww,-A, -k-' ,Y I by in Q -14 K ,gn ' . Z, i,:, , L , L, 'Q g. J- in X2 4b , R 2 1 K I Qfifmsgf- , 'X Wg' . ,W wwf 5 Sf., A QW 1 M. JY, ff' , K 1 , , Vt- 15 15 Wi' H, , Wu WQA K, ,Q if, f5V1'.f',fi' M 1' 5? ' Q f'?32'fZ? Q. 'F' 14 ' H ig- if Timiif 1 iw 1 Q -, ii-' My 1 , ff :ak as W r' A . .ffm ., M e , - . 5, -2 . ziggy f- -w Y A- ,H is l ' I, U if: S Wi' H fi 2 . ' e 'QA 13, ' 'E Q . 5, W' wr :ff ,1 'w fx H gl :fEf Q 1 Q .Z Q f 'ifzvifff L 14 . , 1 QU qfiffflfgg , A + . X rg ,L Q ,, ff- 5, f' If nz- , ' .- A ' -4 ,Z ' ' ?'3SQ? f g 52 ff W 131 A 'f .E , ug- ' I 75 1 A gy Q,,: S '?v- ? , , fgzhg, . I f f 5 f Sf 'Q 1 115675 2 S fpfjtlfrwfxfw, 'fffiifw . x 4, ,Q vw A f -- W: . -,vviwa 1' . - ' 5'L A A , , V 'i1'3A-fm.. 'gi-f5Q'f?T?,g' ' ad A , K 5, Q5 59 Wkmgv, ,M Qf . 1, 4: I w LK M ff R, . fl Wi ' f'Lff',f f I . T . 4 -f ,. -1-L N , , ' iff' A ' T 2 Yuan ' DLQQVL Ll' 0 EL ff l ' . , . I Y , ' A' , f. gn-, N f ' 'f ,J . Lvl ff- ' Q, W ' y .n 3, Kms' ,p if K 96- Llyri jl 0:lAl4'L6l,I'L OMCQV5 Ivan Pagett, President, Nancy Freeman, Vice Presidentg Marjorie Wilson, Secretary- Treasurer. jredflmcufz, iJQ45LL0r1 On September 2, 1958, ninety-five of us entered the portals of Macon High School as wide-eyed Freshmen. We had been awaiting this day for a long time with mixed emotions. We were awed by the mechanics of high school for a while, but we soon got our bearings and became adjusted to our new environment. We elected for our class officers: Iva.n Pagett as President, Nancy Freeman as Vice-President, and Marjorie Wilson as Secretary-Treasurer. Shirley Hays was chosen to reign over us as queen. For our representatives in the Student Council, we selected Vicki Winn, Dana Badgerow, and Martha Bram. Homecoming was a big event in our first year in high school. We built a float, B1ast off to Victory, in our class colors of Royal Blue and White, and chose Nancy Freeman to serve as attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Well, our first year in high school is drawing to a close, and we are leaving temporarily, to return in '59 as sophisticated Sophomores. Marie Head Kaye Walker Karen Kirby David Perkins Faye Walker Robert Henson Dana Badgerow Mike Barger Terri Nunnelee Clifford Vantine Ronald Kitchen Joseph Norton Jimmy Wadlin Shirley Hays Suellen Houston Nancy Freeman Patsy Gaines Kenny Duncan Carol Hamilton Robert Lunsford Koleen Day Ronald I-Iockman Pat Hartung Carl Gipson Karen HOWS.rd -, Q .J li. I Mike Frost Orville Crow Elmo Lay .A Robert Harris Robert Lowery Wayne Noyes ?'I7',x Norman Barron Rean McE1haney Jimmy Bush Jerry Weber Ivan Pagett Fred Rowe Miles Butler Harold Burkhart fa.. iff!- Larry Basler Dwayne Bond Mike Crook 0' 4.-f Richard Rector , - gf, ,- ' nfs: A 1 ' ,., ,a W IN I ' ' . .Q Ronald Farmer Eddie Miller James March William Romjlle Margery Wilson Peggy Thomas Bobby Usher i am f'f 2.',' Charles Lawrence Carolyn Montgomery Diane Smith Linda Smith Wanda Sandner Vicki Winn 67 Vi Loren Arment T? Martha Bram Beverly Teter Faith Altheide Jean Perrin Jimmy Bruner Larayne Britt Gary Clarke Donna Brumback Martin Clarke Qi. fa A , 1 L .gn at s 5 gif t i . ' , by s f f A fs! f N , V' 4' ,f , ' I - r i he I 4 l5.,x I Jack Carey Lester Amidei James Ayres Darlene Atkins Dale Fortney is -A Ernest Dorsen Larry Cross Paul Andrews :N '15 if I 'I 4 1 , Norman Bean Gayla Meisner -3 24. J:- Q Wig i nf' 1 gf. 3515 Margaret Green Alan Binde r Q ,J ls. A Q . ,. Q A X 1 ' .j'4 .. , . 4, nag. 5 A W. v A-'Qu-. uf A r .j ,fd'j,., .,. Af v iv pf .Q ' v . s ,.,G.,,:wf--'ev ,. , . . . , - , gv 'i0::'. .'. , 3 ,- ,. :. S.n'4 ' . ., .i 7. . B . , LAI., . . r , . V ,., . . ,, ,f . A. - fs -. . . . 9, . ,- ,, . . . .L if i 3 s Dennis Gustafson Karen McGrew Carol Fergason Janice Lyman Sharone Bolling Shirley Joiner 69 Va ,Q Q E4 , -ggi, Harlan Enyart Eddie Keller Lewis Stanfield Wayne Teter Mike Weisenborn l fl - rf' js. ning u I-M - bgswg C 1.x j,,.J 1 fc,-f , ,-qf I ' fl K J, f ,, . dl, M Y W-W ,,m,,.,, .,A. ,.,,...,, Q --viii! W-9 -gag W. . t1'1'1'-'--f.-L .I ,.A...,, W. 'il Q, as N1 57. UBI N0 ' l 11L' fa 35 ' ll ! gang W, g Q I - . X f , N 1, . 4 A D --. . lll .ll IIN W glll Fl' nm 'Q' Alf? sh n 1 -.ki I asrdfw ' 1 5 7 gif 5 jfio Joanne Cheever, Kay Groves, Margaret Miller -A ,,, ft..- IW J 0l lfL:5 FIRST ROW: Pauletta Spencer, Karen Howard, 'Patsy Gaines Donna Gaines,Diane Angelo,Mike Weisenborn, Charles Lawrence Larry Cross, Eddie Keller, Cora Jean Teter, Delores Spencer Carolyn Montgomery, Gwendolyn Cooper, Mrs. V, L, Drain, Di: rector. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Mitts, Joanne C heever, Toni Leist Sandra Hall, Erma Dorsen, Kay Schneider, Terri Nunnelleez Jerry Weber, Dennis Gustafson, Jimmy Wadlin, Kay Groves Jean Perrin, Lillie Phillips, Mary Thompson, Donetta Givens Betty Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Linda Hooton, Pat West,Judy Garvin David Norton, David Perkins, Trell Foster, Tommy Girando Mike Bargar, Daryl Lindley, Kenneth Watts, David Craig, Jim Skibbie, Florence Altheide, Judy Teter, Tana Loveland,Barbara Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Carol Resinger, Wanda Sandner, Jane Means, Karen Lyon, Arlene Guffey, Donna Gipson,Connie Purdy, Betty Wrisinger, Hugh Teter, Kimbell Tolson, Jerry Grant, Ivan Pagett, Clifford Valentine, Robert Vansickle, Ronnie Farmer, Eva Mae Kitts, Linda Mooneyham,Margery Wilson, Lana Arnold, Accompanist. FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Graves,Helen Wilson,Janice Lyman, Lois Hossol, Bobby Meisner, Linda Smith, June Wilson, Sandra White, John Teter, Ronald Bentele, Fred Teter 73 .' ig!.:qg 5 t ,XJJUQWCQJ gan! FIRST ROW: Shirley Squires, Yvonne Wing, Adella Lolll,Sherry Walker, Sandra McElroy, Leslie Prather, Jan Nunnelee, Mary Wright, Barbara Brewer, Deanna Maddy, Mary Roebuck, Terri Nunnelee, Koleen Day, Margaret Green, Martha Gipson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gerald Sandbothe, Director, Kareen McGrew, Linda Chastain, Mike Harris , Tim Washburn, Susan Wright, Carol Hess, Carol Shearon, Pat Harrison, Dana Badgerow, Mary Lou Carey, Lynn Phelps, Karen White, Pat Briggs, Marie Jackson. THIRD ROW: Betsy Means, Mike Frost, Roy Gllstrap, Jerry DeVine, 31,75 fs x i 0. qgizr, W.. 2 sl 1 Xl I Q. I r ,f 'V ti'- x v , L. . in Y Q .ln 1? .,, Gerry Conrad, Karl Gipson, Jerry Leath, Gary Glenn, Hugh Teter, John Earl, Linda Jones, Marilyn Perkins, Martha Bram, John Yeast. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Winn, John Hale, Dorothy Swallow, Jim Boone, Don Maddox, Richard Bunton, Larry Marsh, Donald Marshall, Linda Luther, Karen Kirby, Suellen Houston, Charles Lawrence , Donald Carriker. FIFTH ROW: Stanley Butler , Ronnie Perkins, Lana Arnold, Ronnie Switzer, David Walker, Larry Cross, Gary Holman, Charles Beech, John Teter, Larry Crutchfield, Mary Thompson, Ronald Marshall, Fred Teter, Z? J O f GN, LCQP5 H, Ofelfted Lynn Phelps,Secretary-Treasurer,John Mary Lou Carey, Kay Fuqua, Ann Maddox, Danette Morrow, Drum Major, Cheryl Earl Vice-President, Gary Glenn,Pres- Chrlstianson, Carol Shearon, Margaret Miller. ident Jerry Leath, Student Director. Mr!! XJQAMOW mericcm Ol!Qlf'lfLlflfLC?lfLf Elvin! 5?zfz cbz25 2 Q0gl'6LlOA,y mericcm A50 rg 1'-L gftlflglftdge ,Affii Silas Marner is dramatized by the English II classes. gf 4.14 Drew Still reports for English III. Speech class presents Dickens' Christmas Carol as radio play English IV portrays scenes from Macbeth. The speech class presents a program for the Rest Home ik ll' lg f v . ymygf A N , n X I .- ng - K 1 5 G . an 4 V.. ,ff ' ' ,, '- is 'Q .I gi , s I fn, km. , k T' if 'W ml, ,.-fab! 5? H -1 1 i N X 1 i fimf I 'f ., 4, sv , 3, - fill ET:-V M, f , I , ' x k 1 ' 1, , 4 'l 1 , if' gm. X 'jr ' -, M ,W M 5935, V sw , , mg. U' it 1 : 513, VN, . ,455 L T1 13. ' . . 1 , ' 3,51 .gig gg. '2' . gy A ,mg 41 H g V -W kv , Q X i I 1 5 ix 5 :..L.,,. K 5 'Q 1 ,: Wafionaf poefry izfmem Four Senior students won national recognition in creative poetry writing and had their poems published in Young America Sings, a national anthology of High School poetry. ANNE RAINE The First Snowfall TOMMY GIRANDO Well Learned KARE N RYBURN Window Display DANETTE MORROW The Break of Day merican egion Oraforicaf Qnfeof Wnnera JANET WOOD A Living Dream Tied for Second Place JERRY MCBETH Our Finest Hour Tied for Third Place LINDA GRIEP Liberty and trict CONNIE HALL Justice for All First Place, H, S., County, Dis- JANE ZAHND Symbols of Freedom Tied for Second Place f Our Constitution--Glory of the Past, Present, and Future Tied for Third Place FA Qfacfica! .JJVQ 1 Z-farm 52 gig 61, emorwfrafion f .jgrlyfifi .QA-ii-CS I X. zV1lw,pi L Y Q, mmovwi ,gilafe jaw ff lug: W' ' 1', s,a-4 M grim? FQQSQ, 3. WWW Cimnfy jaw fav' - ' 's 1 N M,- mQfxnnzWr,ff,5Z. W as few y'f1f f5 . iufa M A 4 5 Wx mmanzas l7l,1,,W,! MATUN ZF KP 7 1 ' r 1 I ' 1 f x 1 M... .- 5 J A A V l ll , Q , 3 ' I vgfq 1 vi CiY :flaw yu M 4 'f' -f ff Hl lH ' I 1 I 3 gf! s If 'Q :tg .'g A I , x 1 E' ,M ,:a5ar,,y,.., J 11 2. Z4 pdlftglflll QQLPIZIYZL ZINC! 'HZ!4Ul'.5 4 L5Lt0lf':I VOVVL VLC L01 1 jk!! 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W WLM g x fi 53 L If'6LIf' Mrs Lelst our efflcient hbrarlan The fme for overdue books IS 5C a day mwnggg, mrqn V'S'ww- a, fun 'li -an W'f'vnmnm.1wk MQW... M4 'S f Q rv fr Ofafin FIRST ROW: Anne Raine, Consul Majorg Linda Berry, Miller, William Romjue, Lester Amidei, Donald Bowzer. Quaestorg Gwendolyn Cooper,Connie Purdy, Nancy Freeman, THIRD ROW: Robert Vansickle, John Ewing,Consulg Russell Dana Badgerow, Mrs. D. Chrystal St. Clair, Sponsor. Stokes, Milton Marksbury, Charles Wright, Lorren Arment, SECOND ROW: Linda Luther, Scriba, Faith Altheide, Eddie Drew Still, Dale Fortney, Gerry Conrad. Q 7 D4 Hill W? 0616 fLPl 5 0 lfIfLQl'LC6L FIRST ROW: Roberta Powell, Erma Dorsen, Karen Carey, Cheryl Christiansen, Jan Wood, Lynn Phelps, Danette Marjory Hendren. SECOND ROW: Joy Ownbey,Mary Wright, Morrow, Treasurer. FOURTH ROW: Mike Barger, Freddy Vice-Presidentg Norma Berry, Karen Ryburn, Secretaryg Teter, John Teter, President, Tommy Sneed. Miss Elsie Jones, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Barbara Usher, X -'X , , . 1 m 1' .1 4 X , , Q 2 :zz :ru ,.s I fs 2 x , CVD ,Sifuac FIRST ROW: Sue Kirby, Kareen McGrew, Margaret Green, Ann Maddox, Diane Angelo, Gayla Meisner, Pat Hartung, Linda Smith, Suellen Houston. SECOND ROW: Dana Badgerow, Terri Nunnellee, Diane Fergason, Pat Healey, Margery Wilson, Jean Perrin, Martha Bram, Sandra Hays, Diane Smith, Mrs. Vangie Leist, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Karen Howard, Janice Lyman, Pauletta Spencer, Shirley Hays, Carol Fergason, Sharon Thomas, Barbara Wilson, Gwendolyn Cooper, Margaret Talbot, Vicki Winn. FOURTH ROW: Lana Arnold, Koleen Day, Pat Briggs, Carol Shearon, June Bloss, Wanda Sandner, Kay Fuqua. QQQPAQ QVZ5 Sheila Warren, Mary Ann Perino, Pat Oberto, Linda Cunningham, Shirley Good, Elaine Perry. J 1 'X 3 0575 Q SW, FIRST ROW: Dale Clarke, Jerry McBeth, Jerry DeVine, Jim Larry Smith, Jerry Ausmus, Joe Amidei, Bill Cason, Larry Shearon, Jerry Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Hugh Dunn, Spon- Phillips, Gary Glenn. sorg Porter Baldwin, Ronnie Porter, Roy Christy. THIRD ROW: 09.5 CAL jnificzfion '57 tv- x v N Qu ww awilfwm Lac em of America FIRST ROW: Barbara Whyles, Pat West,JoanneCheever,Secre- Alfred Welch, Sponsor: Carol Tipton, Dorothy Swallow, Vice- tary-Treasurer, Maxine Hudson, Toni Leist. SECOND ROW: Mr. President: Linda Jones, President: Connie Hall, Henry Cupp. . Qnfume vwmem O! .xgmerica FIRST ROW: Dwayne Bond, Paul Andrews, Allen Binder, David Norton, Robert Ronchetto, Jimmy Sebree, Roy Gllstrap, Phillip Pagliai, John Bruno, George Petre, Eddie Knowles, David Danner, Don Bowzer. SECOND ROW: Bobby Rufner, John White, Clamore Needham, Derald Butner, Donald Dunaway, Porter Baldwin, Ronnie Porter, Charles Bunton, Fred Rowe, Lewis Meisner, Donald Turner, Larry Basler. THIRD ROW: Loyd ' I 5 s I '? ' K f S Y 1 3 5 i N , , .3 K.. . L Q A Stroppel, Ronnie McQultty, Ronald Smith, Gary Winkler, James Harris, Wesley Atkins, Harold Kisor, Jerry Teter, Merlin Stroppel, Kenneth Maloney, Gerald Butner. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ward Harrington, Sponsor: Jimmy Brimer, James Turner, Gary Clarke, Claire Wray, Freddy Lowery,J ack Ford, Robert Lowery, James Swallow, Harlan Enyart, Donald Miller, Wayne Noyes. iivlewi ,f X W , E , Q , . fi l if ' ' ' 4. 2 'T 1 v 5 : l'- v' 3 x r f 2- ,.' . 'S K4 12 n X X 1 A X . 4 x S 5 . X . I L. 'xi N uv! 27:1 sr- 5f 'I l QW QP' 'Km .!Y7!OlfVLQC0WLLlfL j85iLULfLQ5 The students of Macon Hxgh School went to the polls on September 25 to cast thelr votes for the candldate of the1r cholce to relgn over the hornecom1ngfest1v1txes of 1958 59 The choxce favored MISS Anne Rame a charmxng blue eyed beauty Wlth a pleasant personallty Her attendants were Mlss Lmda Grlep and Mxss Danette Morrow Senxor attendants Mlss Jane Means Jumor attendant The Queen and her attendants re1gned over all the f9StlV1t19S The snake dance aroused enthu slasm for the followmg act1v1t1es The Homecormng parade was a great success w1th each class entermg a float Also mcluded 1n the parade were the Class Queens and the Homecommg Queen and attendants That evenmg was the regular Homecomlng Game w1th Brookfleld The half tlme act1v1t1es 1n cluded the crowmng of the Queen and the presentatlon of g1ftS to her and her attendants After the game xn whlch the Txgers fought a losmg battle a Homecomlng dance was held Thus the 1958 59 Homecormng fest1v1t1es were drawn successfully to a close 100 N Miss Betty Lenzini, Sophomore attendant: and Miss Nancy Freeman, Freshman attendant. , QQHSQ li? , omecoming owen Our Homecoming Queen, Miss Anne Raine, is the daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Raine. An attractive girl with blue eyes and brown hair, Anne has a sparkling personality that is well known at Macon High School. She has entered many high school activities, although she came here only a year ago, enrolling as a Junior, Anne's hobbyis listeningto records, and she enjoys all types of music, Her favor- ite subject is English, and she plans to take up languages in college. enior' .xdffenclanlfgf LINDA GRIE P DANE TTE MORROW umior ,fglffencfanf JANE MEANS 5f7l9A0l'VL0l 8 .!gtf8I'L6!dl'Lt 3Zre5Amcuf1, ,xdffen afcmf NANCY FRE E MAN ,giilonomore neen, Jana Smifn Junior owen, Ognja Cjnnninglmrn jrednman Queen, xgzirgy Jgayfi amor amen, , QAM me gncfer Lyoi lfl een, JCL? QAUUQA flfpf im ace xgznior Cfa .gicorwf pface ,Silo omore Kfvwd N?l Q5AlfVL6Ll'L Cfdifff is .A 4 omior CZJ55 f QW Em! jujenf Gmac!! OW Zum Olftlf' OZQQJQP' ,gzniom !Q'eAr fo gde QW Warclaing game! Jlomecoming ance ww? P I14 or Miss Ni. H. S. X lnda friendly Smile ior Linde The student body's po? daughter oi Nlr . and Mrs. Me o serve others have heXped year she served as Prestde Swdent Council, Band, Baske J ones , ess t r Senior clude whhngn Dufmg he Her other activitxes in G. A. A. 1WLy7J!.. , dv A Q ,fw f :QW XJ up , .I df 1-ff 'M of 4wVL,.r n ,W Qpfv ljyb' H LW s L and 5 ular choice i rXe Jones A win this tide ht oi Y. B. L. A wah, and sffm 'anim' st Jden T e t Jodx s popu ir 0120109 for Ur I 131 son o 'Ur md rs I iI'DCff s n T IS t1 Q c PIICS mz gals of fmenc mess coopermon nedtneis l11ffCOl11'l'GS! 1 dS bean drt1L1 11110017211 1111 wis Co mp 4117Uf1JlSfxG'f 111 h1S 5cn1o1 011' H 1150 wis 11 rmmhez of 1 Club . 4' gw V f gs k'b V z,.' 1' A . Q, N 'ww g ,f I 51 1 5 gt . li . . . 111 1 1 11 ' 1 . 111, 1. S, is ,'11 Cvson, f. , 1 JI , 12 -11 Q11 0, h' 'tlf 751 1 t! ifIhO1d ' 11' . ' s ' , ' . ' 13'I1h' 1 ' 51:12 -'1 tf' 1'- lgl ' F' , '1 ' 1 ' J , msd. 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'S' 1 '7ff X A .NNMBTN0 f Xxx L., 'B s 2 Q ,M 'lg-, A 9 f rf U I M 1 5' 1 Ji' 'IV NH, qw: gjg , gf . j wif! , 124 52 OiQlf1fLLQl' School Beg1ns' Dale Clarke goes to lst Hour Phys Ed Many schedules are changed among them IS Dale C1arke's to 2nd Hour Phys Ed Dale Clarke's schedule just won't do now It s 3rd Hour That schedule st1l1 won't work let's try 5th Hour Poor Coach' The Macon Txgers defeat the Palmyra Panthers 19 6 ln the f1rst football game Fxve Semor Couples enJoy a late snack at the lake causmgturmoxlwxthcertam Jumor gxrls Faculty and Underclassmen as well as the Semor boys are arousedby the Sen lor g1rls 'Black Mondayl' B111 Cason fmally buys hxs act1v1ty t1Cket The Tlgers play the Greyhounds here NO COMMENTYWH Band Day at Columbla Our Band IS one of many to be natxonally televlsed Franke has many broken cameras thls week as Semors f11e down for pxctures Mary becomes mtoucated on cokes' Shakespeare turns rebel ' as Englxsh IV glves Macbeth The Tlgers travel to Trenton to galn a v1ctory 28 6 Mrs Robnett would you hke a grape? that way SL PT I-frm W m 'L' S. 0X-S ul i 2 ' . 3 . . 4 3 5 . . 1 , . , t 8 ' g 12 ' 14 f . . 1 15 ' - - f 1 .1 so 18 . . . . . 19 7 , 20 ...... . U g 22-26 24 ' ' A ' I 25 II ,I ' 26 ' ' ' 30 , ', ' It's much easier studying Am. Prob. 1 X - . 6. I - - ' Pg ' 1' H2401 I fm? r Q' Q' T X X 7 ,irq lx , .wa K X - I 4 i jx cfo QI Student Councll Insta1lat1on o The Wavmg of The Wax ' for a second year 'Do you boys want to teach thls class? Mrs Robnett says m a fmt of rage Pep Assembly and Football Game wlth Marcelme here we won 13 12 Jerry 3f4 tlme IS played 1 2 3 Josten fmally comes through our class rlngs arrxvellll' Senlors struggle a second txme Wlth the Oh1o Phycho1og1ca1 Tests Tigers are cheered on at the Pep Rally at LOUIBSHH Lmonvllle Mxdgets come to Macon for a beatmg 21 0 Great gomg boys Students rest while Teachers attend a meetlng 1n Klrksvxlle John Rxchard knows what a frxar is afry ing chlcken that's what l'l Underclassmen take then' turn at breakmg cameras and the OIPI STAFF Joxns 1nthe un Hurrah' We'l1 have a. Homecommg Dance Tlgers go north to Mxlan to gam another v1ctory 26 7 duct1on as the tlme draws near Snake Dance Brookfxeld xs burned' Homecormng Frant1c work dur1ng the mormng to f1n1sh floats ' Parade 1n the afternoon Semor Class takes the honors on the floats and Whow Look at those cars Football game proves to be a loss but we cheer up for the Homecommg Dance Mc C M make ready for Chllllcothe Hornets at S s w1th Mr Beam and Mr McNaughton as hosts Enghsh IV begins WAR ON CHAUCERI Gary's team IS defeated Qonnie's v1ctor xous Tlgers play a tremendous game at Chxlhcothe and defeat the Hornets 19 6 Glorlous vxctorylll I it 'L 14.5 N XX U fr ssl DEM urea- 9 Q45 e 6 -v, 125 1 . . , I, . ' . un , Q I . - . ' ts A A , . L 'X d Vu f . ' . , - cr' . h . . . A I , . . A 3 ' . , ' fa .. Homecoming.Floats begin their mad pro- no L3 1 7 1' ig t - ' L e ' ' f - ' ., fo 1 1 6-A f. i4 qi H if H . P fb M ,Z 23 126 OUQWQ QP The Jumor gxrls go all out to gxve the football guys sp1r1t wxth dlrty shlrts Fnghsh IV has a party wlth cokes and COOKIGS Mr Knapp d1dn't make 112111 tlme The Tlgers Journey to Klrksvllle but meet defeat however K1rksv1llew1ll long remember the1r battle wlth Macon Bunkmg Party at Barbara's All were enterta1ned by the three g1rls from Savannahll And how astomshed they were too ' Students rest agam wh11e the teachers go to school Engllsh IV takes tmp to Klrksvllle to see Macbeth Macon upsets Centralla 14 12 ln a close t1e Fourteen Semors see thelr last actxon for dear old Macon seven celebrate thelr f1na1 vlctory Guess where and w1th whom? Danette's bunklng party we all go grave mspectmg at 4 a m Mr Sandbothe enJoys teachlng Phys Ed and Study Hall but IS It 1 2 3 BOUNCE or 1 2 3 DIP? Jerry Leath where's your practlcal sense? The Harvest Dance Let'sallbowtothe Semors for the beautxful decorat1ons B111 Cason was almost crowned Mlss MHS Another Engllsh IV partym Hurrah for the left overs from the Dancelll Barnwarmln' The Speech Class glves a rather lnterestmg assembly about Thanksglvmg We all laughed at the Turkey's V1ew of Thanksg1v1ng QDale D J Thanksglvmg Hohdays close the month of November QCQWQ QV Chmlllcothe Band Clnuc and Concert Football Banquet Jonesy manages to get ln wxthout a t1cket ' The Basketball Season begins Memphls IS our flrst opponent here but unfortun ately we lose both gxrls and boys Chrlstmas Parade Band freezesllll Gary and Ronme enjoy Ame rxcan Problems 'Catcus Jun' style Qcrossmg legsj Gary Jerry and Larry s1t on planobench durmg band rehearsal Karen's Chrxstmas Party we sure had fun even 1f we had a few scares Mary and mlstletoe cause qulte acommo txon School d1SiI1lSS6d for Chrxstmas va cation H jd 2 ,A-A l ll f-A 4 . . . 5 J U , , a . 5 . u . n - , L A 6 ' . ' ' X I , I I r It .. . 5 7 ... ' . .ng - xN f 12 . . . . 6 -T M 2 ' 4102 I I I . . . : A .I A -'K --...... - , - ' Q A M-. 15 . 5 -A '.'.,'..- 'U-nhshuu-VN - ., 17 . ' ' . 20 ' , - - ' 21 . 24 ' ' , 26 U D u 27-28 ' ' 1 . . . . u 4 . 5 . D U 18 ' . .... ' 19 . . . 22 , , 1 ' ' ' '- 6lfI'Llflf6Ll y Vacatlon ends We return and slowly get back 1nto the swlng of thlngs Lab experlments on preparatlon of hydro gen chlorxde and hydrochlorlc acxd Poof ' What happened? Flfth Hour Bookkeepmg umte and go on a strxke Mr Knapp VlSltS Band m Mr Sandbothe's absence Gary Glenn wishes that he had kept h1s mouth shut B B Game w1th Umonvllle here A and B boys are vlctorlous Another B B game at Ch1111cothe Not sd good as the nxght before Terrxfxc fog ' All students prepare for semester fmals game xs canceled Linda Grlep wms D1str1ct Oratorlcal Con test Congratulatwns Semors are measured for caps and gowns The txme ns soon commg B B Game here W1thKlI'kSVl1le Our boys lose Semester ends Party meetmgs Wonder who wxll be our next Student Councll Presldent? Snowbound' School dxsmlssed at 1 00 The snow contmues to fall fast andfurxous so we rest agaln for studylng Too good to be true there's stxll no school It couldn't last forever We come out of hldxng and return to dear old Macon Hxgh Pee Wee explaxn what IS meant by 'A lot of 11tt1e thlngs go together to make one BIG fr1end1y? Mr Sandbothe why dldn t youtell us about you and Mlss Brown? Semors plck out announcements for graduation M B feels the strength of Coach W11son's paddle ln lst Hour Mxss Naughton and many students enter tamed the student body wlth ' MISSOUFI Showboat' Assembly LS. 7 E X klf E.f.---- ' Q, A 5 gl ' K IIA' Z if fr' '4- X x 127 1 ' . . . W Zf, V R -e ffw B e g B . W- , - , u - I 4- . , g Q up The fog still continues and the basketball ef' At 'If' 1 . . . - . . . - I -I 'I' ' ' . . n f 14 - - . -an . . ' XX : .' . if . . . I X ' n , A 1 . is '- . ' . . , . . 1 . fx. , 41 x 128 L7 l lfL6LI The Tlgerettes play thelr last game of the season at Marcelme and they w1n Party Meetlngs Rev Coppm thmks that he has seen everyth1ng1nAmer1ca now The Jumor Class d6C1dES on a class rlng Latln Nlght Lynn we all thlnk that you wlllbe sure to get a Job as secretary after today The Band students enjoyed Slllglhg ' a Da Da UG The Annual Valentlne Dance Assembly Th1S Atomlc World Party Rallys I wonder whlch platform w1ll gam the most votes? General Electlon Who w1ll be the next Student Councll Pres1dent'7 F H A trlp to St Louis Have a good tlme Assembly presented by Champlon Sparkplug Reglonal Tournament at Klrksvllle Another assembly featurmg Sgt R L Usher CL PC Jumor Hlgh Tournament at Brookfleld Assembly presented by the Umverslty of Kansas Assembly K S T C Band Dlstrlct Meetmg for the Band Chorus Good luck to the Band and Chorus D1str1ct p1ano solos Dlstrlct Meetmg for solos and small ensembles F H A Kltchenwarmxn Assembly presented by the NEMO S1ngers State Contest for the Band and Chorus Assembly presented by Mrs Roebuck and the Physical Educatlon classes Merxt scho1arsh1p tests 61, Awards Nlght Now we know who played for four years Jun1or Semor Prom Sayweoughtto do thlS more often 'Y' Baccalaureate It won't be long now 'l 27 Commencement Sob ' Sob'V' School endsll' Gosh, the school year surely went fastll 58. v uf' ' 2 . . 3 ' . . ' ' ' 4 .. 0 . 6 I, n . u 9 . . . ID - - -. gl' 'A 12 ' . ' 16 . i ' V 17 ' . I' 18 . . . ' . ' .' 20 ' g 23-27 ' ' ' ' . 27 ' . . . I J- 2-6 ' ' V ' . 4 . . 11 '- .... . 14 ' ' ' . 19 ' ' ' . ' 20 . . . I I I 0 l . 'U PL! 7 17 ' ., 22 . 28 ' ' . I 'Z 21 ' . , 22 ' - ' 0 . 24 . .... i .f 1,5 ' aff-x u- 3' , A 1-f 1.3 5 fs ? f t M. ESQ f 1 gif s .Jp-qu.-.f,, yggbf. lv km mmm . , ,--...nv .uw Nw ,,, ,vi y, f 4 ...H M? Q T'f.T ' ' t , ., J 'P .. W , wx., 1e.Q4,, s Pawn -- ,'k. f 553 CO-CAPTAINS DALE CLARKE JERRY MILLER Senior Guard Senior Back Three-year Letterman Three-year Letterman All District Honorable Mention All District 2nd Team ,....i....au . -1- -. ..... siv- joofgaff FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Ronald Marshall, Roy Christy, Donald Marshall, Porter Baldwin, Jerry Miller, co-captain, Dale Clarke, co-captain, Gary Glenn, Larry Phillips, Jim Shearon, Jerry Brumback. SECOND ROW: Claire Wray,Rona1d Bentele, Trell Foster, Jerry Ausmus, Larry Smith, Donald Chee-ver, Bill Cason, Joe Amedei, Ronnie Porter, Dale Davis, Larry Crutchfield. THIRD ROW: Coach David Marr. Coach Robert Wilson, Tommy Sneed, Jackie Ford, John White, Kenny Duncan, Bobby Usher, Ronnie Kitchen, Ronnie Farmer, Hugh sw Teter, Coach Alfred Welch, Coach Hugh Dunn. FOURTH ROW: Jerry McBeth, Jim Sebree, Eddie Miller,John Ewing,Claymore Needham, Scott Phillips, Gary Holman, Jerry Kelley,Clarence Walker, Loren Arment, James Waller, Richard Rector. FIFTH ROW: Everett Steffen, student manager, Jerry Joiner, David Norton, Jimmy Waddlin, Mike Barger, Dale Fortney, Jerry Grant, Mike Maloney, Mike Frost, Mike Crook, Jimmy Bush, Jerry DeVine, student manager. 'Th BILL CASON JERRY AUSMUS ROY CHRISTY Senlor Tackle Semor Guard Semor End Two year Letterman Four year Letterman Three year Letterman All D1StI'1Ci 2nd Team -Xll Dxstrxct Honorable 'Nlent1on 61, l4fLgl CL The Macon Tlgers combmmg a balanced defense and offense w1th early game breaks defeated the Palmyra Panthers 19 6 ln the openmg game of the 1958 season wxth sparklmg defens1ve and offenswe plays Macon's backfleld whlch was a b1g questxon mark turned 1n some deceptlve plays and showed mce speed and the team as a whole turned ln hard blockmg sharp tacklmg and out condx t1oned the v1s1tors 1n the second half thanks to our able coachmg staff headed by Hugh Dunn WOM? Defeat came early to the Tlgers squad belng downed by an alert Nfloberly team 18 6 The vxctory went to a group of happy v1s1tors who after three years of taklng It on the chm from all comers shaped up a team of fancy ballhandlers and speedsters who took every advantage of a powerful wall Q.. -W' Tiger Coaches and Co-Captainsg Hugh Dunn, Robert Wilson, Dale Clarke, Jerry Miller, Alfred Welch, David Marr. 131 Wg! V' JIM SHEARON GARY GLENN JERRY MCBETH Senior Back Senior Center Senigr Guard Three-year Letterman Three-year Letterman One-year Letterman The Macon Tigers began their new conference engagements the right way, sweeping Trenton off its feet with a 28-7 victory, Cheever, with a 6 yard average in 13 carries, and Miller, a 5 yard average in 19 car- ries, were the main attack on the ground, while Porter kept the defense loose with his threatening passes. Dale Clarke, co-captain, back at his peak after the flu bug, plus Ausmus, Amidei, Phillips, Christy and the rest of the Tiger line kept the Trenton team reeling. GLVCQAVLQ The Tigers met Marceline and emerged victorious in what proved to be a thrilling and hard fought game. Defense was the mainstay for both teams with Macon's hard-driving backs being held many times but yet being able to grind out the yardage to win 13-12. The roarin' Tiger line consisting of Ausmus, Amidei, Phillips, Cason and Clarke, kept the threat of Marce1ine's passes down to a minimum and held their rushing backs to a slight 67 yards while the Macon backs racked up 168 yards on the ground. f lfLL0lfL UL 0 It took the Tigers the bulk of the game to turn the key against an undermanned Unionville Midget team, as they scored an unimpressive 21-O conference win to remain tied for first place, Playing before the small- est crowd of the season, Macon acted like good hosts, and fumbled away the ball four times, and incurred 9 penalties, which amasses 106 yards lost, While doing so, however, they also turned in a ground-gaining performance which accumulated 13 first downs while holding the Midgets to 4, and rolled up 216 net yards rushing. JOE ATVIDEI LARRY SMITH DALE DAVIS Senior Tackle Senior End Senior Back Three-year Letterman Two-year Letterman Tw0-year lege!-man Zia f 'Us '-7.47 XQ :Y Gill? RON MARSHALL JERRY BRUMBACK LARRY PHILLIPS Senior Back Senior End Senior Tackle Three-year Letterman One-year Letterman Three-year Letter . The Macon Tigers hung on to the tie for first place in the conference by trouncing Milan, at Milan, by a score of 26-7. The victory seeking Tiger team took the first kick-off and marched to the goal to a lead never to be relinquished. The Tigers scored again and at the half Macon led 12-7. The final half seesawed back and forth until Macon scored twice more and made the final scoring of the night to stand 26-7, with a happy Tiger squad to return home with a 5-1 record. ZZWMJ6! Again during the '58 season the Tigers met a team with a greater will to win and thus took home a win from Macon. Unfortunately, this meant the loss of the traditional Homecoming game andthe conference lead. Macon held all the statistics in their favor except for the score. Two breaks in the first half gave the Bulldogs a 7-0 lead. In the second half the Tigers decided to take turns and thus never caught the inspired Bulldogs. The game ended with the score 21-13. Cjfaifgcoflze Finally, the Macon Tigers pulled themselves together and downed one of the better teams of this state. This team, Chillicothe Hornets, went down under Macon with the final score 19-6. This win at least assured Macon a tie for second place in the conference standing. The first score was by Donald Cheever in the sec- ond quarter. The PAT was no good and Macon led 6-0, Again in the second quarter Macon scored after Jerry Miller intercepted a pass to retain the ball for Macon. The PAT was good and at the half Macon led 13-0. No more scoring occurred until the final minutes of the game. A Tiger substitute completed a pass for 1VIacon's final scoring. Then Macon kicked off, and the Hornets drove out one TD but failed at the attempt of the conversion for the PAT. This left Macon to return home with another victory of 19-6. Ulall PORTER BALDWIN RONNIE PORTER DONALD CHEEVER Junior Back Junior Back Sophomore Back Two-year Letterman Three-year Letterman 'Tx One-year Letterman if ing.,-,, DON MARSHALL LARRY CRUTCHFIELD JIM SEBREE Junior Back Junior Tackle Junior Tackle One-year Letterman One-year Letterman One-year Letterman ,KVAML M2 CLAIRE WR.-XY RONNIE B.-XNTELE TRELL FOSTER Sophomore G1-lard Sophomore Center Sophomore Guard OUe'Y9al' Letterman One-year Letterman One-year Letterman The Macon and Kirksville Tigers met and ground out a pounding. snarling game with Kirksville coming out on top with a final score of 28-30. The game started out with Macon receiving the kickoff, and after two minutes of play Donald Cheever broke away and dashed 8.1 yards for the first score. However, Kirksville was right back scoring two T-D's in the second quarter and two more in the second half. The Tigers were unable to contain Kirksville's downing attack and had to be content as second best. Glflflfft Ad The Macon Tigers climaxed a successful season ending with a 7-3 record, against top flight opponents when they downed a larger favored Centralia team on the wet Macon field 14-12, in a battle that left the crowd, who braved the weather, breathless and thrilled in seeing the Tigcrs outbattle a good Panther team The Tigers showed that even though they had changed conferences, they still could hold their own in the Quint-City conference as they defeated this year's conference champions with the fighting Tiger line, which ripped through the heavier Panther line throughout the evening, This was the last game for fourteen Senior boys and the nine starting Seniors gave everything they had so that they could leave Macon High with a winning team. ixf 'K 9 Happy Ending! TD Bvllnd if if-wa. Dads' Night 1 -f '-iw-f if . 4, , ag A, ' DZ if Another Tiger TD What Happened Victory Defense Q Q X X xv N 4 I Q x 6 i Q I l rw -. N gm QJLQM S 4 - . . f ' ' FIRST ROW Barbara Usher Lmda Grlep Lynn Phelps SECOND ROW Mr Wxlson Coach Pat Briggs Danette Morrow Lmda Jones 138 x.J FIRST ROW Pat Brlggs Lynn Phelps Danette Morrow Lmda Chrlstlanson Aleta VanLeare Ruth Ann Kmg Ann Maddox Grlep Barbara Usher Linda Jones Joyce Farmer Lana Smxth Sandra Hays Kay Fuqua Mr Robert Wxlson Coach SECOND ROW Mrs Roebuck Coach Elame Perry Cheryl : , ' ' , . I - 4 , , ' - , . 9-K' ,- '. A nw be , X I - 6 J , N I J N . S , 1 I , I 2 1 Q I 3 r 5' . : n Y 3 I l . D V ! U , 1 I 9 1 ' 9 ! ' 7 ' u l V . . , , , 00 5 ami: R Qjli 4 nw FIRST ROW 'VIr Daud Marr Coach Dax1dFortney Roy Chrxsty J8Ckl9 Ford Jerry Jolner Porter Baldwm Roger Clark Tom John Teter B111 Cason Ronme Porter SECOND ROW Robert Sneed Vansmckle Don Brown Freddle Teter Don Cheever Gary Welch V855 IWLQVL H15 I FIRST ROW Ronnle Kltchen, Dale Fortney, Orvllle Crow, Larry Arment, M lke Crooks, Davxd Walker, Bobby Usher, Mlke Maloney, Cross, Mlke Bargar, Ronme I-'armer,Joe Norton SECOND ROW Rlchard Rector, J1m Waddlm Mr Alfred Welch, Coach, Carl Gxpson, Ronald Coxvnan Loren 139 a J! Q 7 f . To I '5 . . A 3 A il Q' Q3 Q? kj kN xx - ' J Q fl I R to 0 3 :fy by ' W 'A L R lx S Z 4 W 2 Q? l K 5 140 l 6LC ffm? FIRST ROW Ronnie Porter Dale Davls Ronme Marshall Jerry Cheever Don Brown Roy Chrxsty Joe Amxdex Jerry Ausmus Mlller Donnie Marshall Clarence Walker SECOND ROW Donald Ronald Bentele 'Romue Porter Dale Dav1s 'Ronme Marshall 'Jerry Mlller Donme Marshall Clarence Walker Donald Cheever Don Brown 'Roy Chrlsty 'Joe Amldel 'Jerry Ausmus Ronme Bentele ' Lettermeh Low hurdles 880 relay rmle relay 880 relay 440 yard run 220 yard dash Pole vault 100 yard dash low hurdles 880 yard relay 220 yard dash Low hurdles 880 yard run mlle run mlle relay 440 yard run mlle relay 220 yard dash Hlgh Jump broad Jump Pole vault Shot put dlscus Shot put dxscus 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 880 yard relay Shot put dlscus parftng Q LCfL0lfL:5 Just as our book draws to a close so the school year of 1958 59 also draws to a close The morn1ng rush to school the rmgmg of the bells the scramble between classes the sounds of the phys1cal educatlon classes and the band and chorus prac t1c1ng are thmgs we w1ll always remember We w1ll also remember the assembl1es the dances the Homecomlng and the closlng events of the year the prom awards nxght commencement and fmally graduat1on As everyone says lus f1nal 'good bye' to Macon H1gh and takes a last lmger1ng look at the qulckly empty1ng halls the Sen 1ors pause and thmk of these thmgs and wonder what IS ahead for them For the Sen1ors there IS no saymg 'See you next year for they have entered Macon Hlgh School as students for the f1nal txme They are partxng now to go thelr separate ways For some the near future holds college wh1le for others xt holds the armed servxces or a Job But whatever the future holds they are prepared to meet the challenge for the four years they have spent ln Macon Hlgh have taught them many useful subjects as well as how to use the1r knowledge 1n work1ng w1th others Yes the Sen1ors w1ll remember not just the many act1v1t1es but most of all the people They have been assoc1ated wxth many people ln thelr four years m Macon H1gh and w1ll carry w1th them throughout thexr hves lastmg frxendshlps The teachers and admmlstratxon w1ll always be thought of as competent educatlonal guxdes and frlends Also remembered w1ll be the other classes those who have gone ahead and those who w1ll follow But most of all the Sen1ors w1ll remember each other and all the act1v1t1es they have enjoyed together preparlng for the future The pleasant memorles of student hfe ln Macon Hxgh w1ll rema1n wlth us through out the comlng years Whatever the future holds we wxll always remember and be thankful for our years ln Macon H1gh and for the many thlngs we learned here ' When the cares of l1fe o'ertake us mmglmg fast our locks w1th gray Should our dearest hopes betray us false fortune fall our way .atlll we ban1sh care and sadness as we turn our memor1es back, And recall those days of gladness 'neath the Orange and the Black ' 141 I I , - ' 1 9 , - - 9 1 1 9 . . . . . 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