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TA '55, -fm Q.-2. yu, 'au ,wid x is Wm! . 0 I P I I959 I96O U 0 mm fn, 1 Q, SW W W MW 3 nz L4 ,vc -ff f S ,0 L OL cz A494 gm f CLC'0lfL, L545OlfLl L OV8 LUOI' Chlldren nou love luvcurs thex have had manners and Contempt for fiuthorltx Thex shou dlsrespect for elders and loxe to ch'1tter lil plac of eKerc1s1ng Ch1ld1en a1e non tx rants md not slwes of the household South no longer r1ses when Ill elclu enters 1 room Thev contr1d1ct them p'1rentsancl gohble up thelr food 'ind Cl'l 1tt9I' Ill compmx 1IlClCl1I 1gCtl'lE'1I' tc lohexs Doxsn through the ages, these same cr1t1c1sms haxe been made of youth To manv people the 'Wouth of todav' IS lazv mcompetent, and chsrespectful Vke would llke to prove to Vou, the re lders of our book, that these statements are not fllwfavs true The purpose of thls X9'l1'S OIPI IS to show you whit youth IS dolng todax and thqt our generatxon IS one of whxch we cfmbe 1ustlx proud V' ' Y Y. Y Y L . 7' v , . Y 1 ' S A ' ' A ' Q Q - Y , , 7 ' A Y 1 f n 1 5 v a ' ' s 1' ' . . U ' 1 'I t ' ' So wrote Socrates over 2,000 years ago. v ' ' ' 7 Y Y ' L . ' . 9 . . , s I ' l X ,Z Y 1 1 A C L t N xg , ' VY C 1 ' Y 'Y Y K ' - -Y, ' 1 Linda Linda Carol Lagry jay Jerry Linda Miss Jones IQ Q- Z0 Bill Ed Marianne Donna ,Gene N M l U, . i sg QU. ' ' , . mf,u,,, af C ' g ' 'am-H .045 Q Y' K 1,-'P f XJQC: 3 P23535 19? NI, ' X 9 1 ,, such 1 sm lll word Svlllllflllllllg much when we 1ec1ll Tlllbl p lst d us It Muon H1,,h XCtlWltlLS mc cl1sscs luv flllec out tune 'Ind Mun us nw uw memoz lt-, Ll x e , - x prespnt thouvht fol thn SCINOIS, ns IS the ll9tT,ll1lf oz wt lxn tlmt we would soon be s IX mf' fuewfell to our Xlml M ltr 1 our fust d tv ot school thu hurrx lnd flLl1I'X of Homeeonnnp, me school splrlt th It follows ou1 te un ou1 Harvest Dance 19 '1l7OL1I'1Cl1l'l0 Chrxstmfls 'It1llOSpll91G the lone walt for the Prom 1nd then ln '1 few preclous houls It IS oxer the stra1nsof Pompand C1rcumstance ' as Vv9YV tllx down the alsle 'Lt Baccalaureate md Commence ment All THESE and m mx other moments have helped to make thls xeflr a year to be remember ed THESE were our teachers, aclmlred and respected by every student 'lt Macon Hxgh THLSI were the students actors upon the stage ol MHS THESE were ou1 cllsscs from whlch efrch student could l93,111 wh1t vanted THEME' were our Ol0'1IllZ'1lZ1OI'lS, 1n whlch anvone mlght tlke pflrt THLEL weleoul Pictu mes wh1cl1w1llperhaps be the most Oll'EStU'lfl1Il0 1n our memoues THEbE were our sports bllllfllllg both the sportsm-1nsh1p 'ind the bodles of our flthletes THLSI ue the pwvcs of our 1960 OIPI 1 1 x - f , X' 1 VC 1. 1 1' 'v',.- l 1 vlan' l -K qw 1 j 2 XF. AS cavl event came and v nt thcrc was the 0 'ur- w rg ' ' ' ' -- Tl' ' X 1. ' E, f' ' 'X ' ew' K ' ' Q rg 1 'A f 1 z P'. As we turn THESE p:1ges,w'e have THESE moments to remember .... 1 ' 1 f: N ....tl1 ' ' 2 ' ' K: .... ' ' ' A .... tl K ' ,Q ' L . ' ' .... 1 5 ' ' ' ,L K K 1 s o o , ' ' f L ' ' t ' - 2 - 1 1 L 1 . v c. L ' V' , J I u ' ' 1 , ' L ' f z he x , . f 'ht K ' M 1 , K . K' ' K' m - ' 1 ' v' ' w ' ' A ' - D t J K n , K to . . . . Z-JL of Cmfmfg .fgalminiofrafion .gifuofenlf EJ? aww O gum af om .!gCf ULtL05 ggiggrfgj X ul' mfg, , ....,,,,, -7-v---1-r5',.P f Y ki..- .Aw . y Xwvu Xlq 7 fl!---.......zsa.. A K is ' I ' Q Y4rl.A5'.. ,qgrnpuggppsa fl1,-,.-. wa' H is f A fy, 113, , ,,,, ,.... if Q, X T -'f' A f1-Qu 'Wig ' an? i X 1 '.btl A ix j Q 1 , ffm foam ffl' . V15 W, ii! . ? x 3 3 3 2 A e 1 E E I 3 ,,,.4.uwv--- . v-nl . x vw ii F qf' M W' 'ggi M 3 ,viii Q. Q n 1 5225 gg i qi JV T. 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Q-,..,L Q2 . ggi WP, J in . f 'vi' ,fi-ff ' , , AA ,L L I Z.- . ,L N ,W 45 ' Y :, sg I SW 4 , f 1 MH4. ?A SQ1-s,ooL K, ' ,..-, N , .ix iflriaffgiiaf ,L ,ag 1' , ,VA S f A, TA W Q M! UA iff L r-1 r J J 1 'Y W., , I I r-v a U -Xlthough Yale has always favored the V1Ol6t'S dark blue And the gentle sons of Harvard to the cr1mson rose are true We w1ll own the 111198 slender nor honor shall they lack Wl'l11G the Tlger stands defender of the Orange and the Black Through the four long years of h1gh school m1dst the scenes we know As the mystlc charms of knowledge we valnlv seek to spell Or we w1n athlet1c v1ctor1es on football f1eld or track Stlll we work for dear old Macon and the Orange and the Black When the cares of l1fe o'ertake us mlngllng fast our locks NV1th gray Should our dearest hopes betray us false fortune fall our way Stlll we ban1sh care and sadness as we turn our memorles back And recall those days of gladness 'neath the Orange and the Black so well ' 77 Q04 f . 8 CLC 'fllb . A r i'Pw t 0 x rl? lfpvp Jfvf 3 l. r-fi u- xlllfr me lr' az l ici .,l1Il 'bfi Q-11,31 gli 4 gg:-1 , , , Q. eff' L..yl ev,f.ff'4J..'.Q w f, .5 f K' xxx X Xt X x ff ysl 1 X X GQ 9' N W7 X ff if 11717 1 A Vffli xAXX X! , xx ere our t9'1ChGIS fidmued and 1espected bx ex e1x student '1tNl1con H1gh, glllfllllg us tluouoh ex erx t111l 1nd tr1bulf1t1on nex er to fall As mother school xeu has ended the Ll11dC,1C1'1SSDl6Il lool fO1XX'11Cl to commg back lg un but is SLIHOIS xxc lnexx that xxc 1111 ht nexu set THESE teachers Ig un Through the four vears of lugh school we IS students, learned to apprec1ate and grew fond of THESE teachers W1th the1r helpful gu1dance our most d1ff1cult problems xx ere solved and 1mportant dec1s1ons xvere made We gamed 1n1t11t1xe and acqu1red '1 des1re to learn through the excellent le lderslup of THI Sl te lchers In the future we xx1ll nex er forgetthe adxnce 'md counselxng of TIILSE teachers THESE were our teachers, xvorkmg, constantly malung Macon Hxgh an acknowledged shrme of educatlon, second to none 1n 1tS standards and ratmgs f,f E ' T-. 75 N f Q16 1.2, - .-.rf H ' , X S xq . ' I, l f X If , 1 ' 1-xxe. Nxt- 'f f VZ fi' if A X TV !,gf..ggx 1 if, f 1' ' 1 . ' . I xf 5 x xxx V J QV- 1, 'ffm . NJ 7 xxxjly 9x1 31: f x E 'fr lx' , X AL5' X 5 191131.-' . Pi I I I .wx QP' fy gp- Q., 151 Us . - . U U uf, ' LY'9Wf H9 A s K ii E . I ,,,.. .A .45 a gg g ...vw- ' JV ti., -1 . 4- . f 911 A: 9, fp, 'Iii 1 iff! ', E3 1 VX ,E lyx J If U ,N 1 ' ' ' Vx Y ,1,, ,Q x , .nw ,A - .ff-fffff ,Q mn ,. fmnv- it . ' V , . ,,-M' QQ 4, nwvffaa A fn l ., P' .raw W We ,W xg iffy H J, f X fm A 'V WV, in ,, 1f,,,,,'-f-I - 3 ?Q1rQ 'V f5Qj:i3f?l, . 'A' ' I k ' ' ..,f,Q': Lrfofie' ' .QL-'A' ' f -. ' ' Q ,. ', A ' WL , ' .ljjgge fi 4, ' If Q- f f ' A 315-Q as 'K I 1 2 5, 75-'X LAURENCE E. PHELPS IIILMAN H, KNAPI, Superintendent of Schools prinvipal aan! J imma fum l- HUNT NLJW: Mr. Lester Hutton: Mrs. KC, Kmley, 'I'1's11:1sure-12 li, Phulps, SECOND ROW:1I1',Nwr11x.mIiumphreygIJ1'.Il,IJ, Nizulf r, 1'2tlWIlI'K1 Jurgensmeyer, 5CC! t3l1lI'YZ Sulmcrimmuient l.J.k1I'C!lCU Mr, Ih-lhurt L.m'o111ncIg AIr,Vcrnwn LL-ist, Pm-sidcnt: Mr.U,J, L11 I .5-1 Aware MRS. LYDIA ROEBUCK MISS ELSIE JONES English III English IV Speech Yearbook Sponsor F.T.A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor Girls' Physical Education Pep Squad Sponsor G.A.A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor MR. ALFRED WELCH Typing Bookkeeping Senior Sponsor F.B.L.A. Sponsor Junior High Basketball Coach MR. HIGH DLININ Boys' Physical Education Football Coach Senior sponsor M Club Sponsor 1' MRS. VN AINDA VK ARBRITTOIN BUSINESS Problems Shorthand General Business Secretarial Practice Newspaper Sponsor Senior Sponsor ally. 'f-'Di MISS BERTHA BROWN American History Contemporary Issues History Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor MRS. CAHOLYN Kh.LSO Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor Junior Sponsor .lxyjs 'X Tix lv MR. ROY KISOR General Drafting General Shop General Woodworking Industrial Arts Club Sponsor Junior .Sponsor ,,. , 1 ' ,7f.+iff'7 M, I ,i ,JN Vvvff I 5 I MR. FRANK DURHAM Chemistry Biology Science Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor MRS. VANGIE LEIST Librarian Junior Sponsor MRS. KATHERINE ROBNETT World History Contemporary Issues Student Council Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. ROBERT WILSON Geometry Hygiene Trigonometry-Solid Geometry Advanced Algebra Sophomore Sponsor MRS. THELMA JO CHRISTY English II English III Sophomore Sponsor MR. WARD HARRINGTON Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MISS CHRISTINA VNHITMAIN Art 5 Sophom ore Sponsor MRS. SERENA COOPER Algebra I Senior Math Freshman Sponsor MRS. D. CHRYSTAL ST. CLAIR English I Latin I, II Societas Latina Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MR. DAVID MARR Social Studies I Driver Education Basketball Freshman Sponsor MRS. LAURA KESSLER MR. PAUL MILLER General Science Freshman Sponsor Art Supervisor MRS. MARJORIE NORTON Guidance Counselor MR. GERALD SANDBOTHE MUSIC MRS. VIRGINIA DRAIN Girls ' Glee Club Chorus MRB. ELSIE FERGASOIN Secretary to the Pr1nc1pal MRS. MARY KEALEY Secretary to the Superintendent X 5 122- KJ X f 'X Wa r fl! fy! were our helpers the custodlans the c1feter1'1m'1n1g,e1 'md the nurse Vllthout then help our school l1fe would luxe been zlmost llllbL'11'1lJl6 To come exerx mormng to a cle in SCllOOlbL111Cl1Ilg to hue exery noon 1 well planned hot lunch ua1t1ng to know that 1f we xx ere S1015 or hurt we would be properlx cared for THESE thmgs haxe meant much to all of us The courteous eff1c1ent seruee of THESE people xull long be remembered XX f'X?R'l lf' 1 W my l E N I , f 1 A lx- '77, N In 'Tx Xb L j l l el -fl 'l MRS. EDNA HARRIS Nurse MRS. CHARLES LHASTAIN Cafeterm Manager Qi MR. LAWRENCE HUGHES Custodian MR. CHARLES POEHLMAIN Custodian MR. XXILLIAINI BL R35 Lustodlan ,Q ,Q I J ANC eps ffffx 657 x Nw, K- r gf? Q 1 Xxvf xx ere the students of Macon Hlgh actors upon the stage of 'XIHS W1th the bep,1nn1n of another school xear old fr1ends became re acqualnted ind new f1 IGHGS xx ere made Each mornmb the halls ranv VVlth laughter and shoutmg as me no1s1ly greeted one another Whether lt xx as shar1ngaqu1etxxalk tal mg pfut 1n a ln elx d1seuss1on boostmg our te 1m or mst bexng part of an assemblv each of us W111 haxe these moments to remember Manv lastmg frlendshlps xx ere made durmg THESE p lst days at M lcon Hlgh as we sh lred 1C,S1JOllS1b111f,19S 'md Good t1I'Yl9S Tlus ye lr has ended but It xx 1ll never be forgotten THESE were the students of Macon H1gh our frlends and classmates ,' x .E QQ: . ,E if t We ' c 4 , , Nfl ff WJ tnsf 'turf 1.411 xX !'v ,J , 11 A, . TT ' K Vg.: ri rq 352 ., ', V 4 Q5 J , 'V Qi W. xg: 5, M 3, ' 'jfs - V 3 -- it if 1-.. 'ff 'S Q, -f 1 5 'L' A A vl 1 . 3 42 ,X 1 . xt i ' gi: 5? if , 1, . ., 'gi ,. f - my-w -N... ' 1 TWQ..N. , 6 fi xii ,JT , huh S? .V ag .way ,3,,,.. ,.. what' 5 IQNIOR I'Rl'ISIIJI-IYI' GICXII ROI-IBl'x'K .xs Senior class Pu-sixlcnt hc's 11-zxllx' on thc go: :x Iincr box' xx 0 xx ill !1L'Yl'I' knoxx Student Council , , , ,,.,. ,,,, 4 Yearbook ,.,,, , , , , 3,4 Inclustriaxl Xrts Club . . . 4 Class President . . . . -1 I V! U! +,,,uA N W f -.......,.'.Aw ---... G 9 ROSE .XNN CHI-ISS ln love with a motorcycle. I-',H,A, , 1,2,3,4 G..X..X. . . . 3 'filiii fi A .55-3:25 .XX DREW STILL Making A's is my business, collecting girls is my diversion. Student Council Com. . . . . 3,4 Latin Club ,,,, ,,,, , 3 Junior Classical League . . . . 3 History Club ....... . 3,4 History Club Vice-Pres. . . . 3 History Club Pres. ..... . . 4 American History Award . . . . 3 Pep Squad ......... . . 2 .Xl,P1T.-X VAN LPI .XR PI If red hair is a blessing, here indeedis a blessed one, Basketball ...... . . 1,3 Basketball Letter . . . . . . 3 lull. X. . ...... . . 1,2.3,4 If,H,,tX, Reporter , . . . . 2 l ,H,.X, President . . . . 4 G..X..X ......... . . 3 Student Council Com. . . . 4 Girls' State Delegate . . . . 3 F RE DDY LOXX RRY The farmers therefore arethefounders of civilization, . 1.2.3,-1 F.F.A. ..... . . F,F,,X, President . . . . . . 4 C AROI. RE SINGER A giggle, a dash, a shriek a crash That's Carol, Transferred Jr. Year F.H..X. ....... . F,l-l.:X. Vice-President Class Treasurer , , , Student Council Com, , Girls' Glec- Club ,,., Home Room Sec. Q Tre Barnwarming Attendant Ll ' u ROY C .XRT IC li Be-hold! tm athlete. FOOtlJLt1l ,,,, I-'ootlnill Letter , Trztt-lx ,,,, Chorus , , , B:lSkQtbztll , I ROY GILSTRAP Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dusty show at woman a man can trust. Student Council , , , Basketball . . . F.F.A. . . . LINDA KXY LUCAS me .1 .1 3-1 y , Qi ' ' ' .ff 1. f i -27535: I renientbcr well the lesson: :isfor what I lc-ttrned ,,,, th:it's another mutter, ' i 1 'f,:x,4 I'.H. . ............. ,- Home lioom Reporter , . . Otpi Stuff ,,,,,., Student Vounvil Com. . . Il.-XXX IC R li NC If ll HIGH T When mischief is brewing, - ing the stirring, Transferred bophomore Xeair Historv Club ,.,,,,,,, Trick Ii 4 4 v -- he s do- IC l..XlN IC P lilllil' Hlncxhziustible, rinver runs down: sh0's full Of pop tht- whole vent' round, l'.H..X. . . . . l,L2,3 Pop Squzid , , , i 3,4 Uliecrlozirler , , . ' 3,4 Bxtskctbzill ,,,,,,, D 1.114 llzislcetlmll Lcttt-1' ,,,, l , I 3 Kitchen Xltirniin' Queen , , , , 2 Ci. X. X. .......... . -1 Student Count-il twni, , , , 3 ,f ROBERT L. PENC li Carries one course and drags three. Transferred Junior Year. LINUX Cl'NNlNGll.'XlXl .X girl with Z1 smile is 11 girl worth-while. Transferred Sophomore Year OIPI Staff .......... .... 4 Class Queen , , Pep Squad ,,,, Cheerleader ..... Cheerleading Clinic . . . . . . 4 Student Council ...... Student Council Secretary ...... 4 . . . . . 3 , l,2,3,4 . . 2,3.4 . . 3,4 G..X..X. ........... . . 1,324 GA..-X. Treasurer .... . . . 4 Gleefjluh ...... . . . l Reporter ......... . . 3,4 Delegate to IXl,A,S.C. . . . . . 3 Student Council Workshop . . . 4 XYILBUR YOUNT Happy as a mosquito, whojust passed his screen test! Science Club ..... . . . . 3,4 Science Club Secretary , , , , 4 Track ......... . . 2 JO .-llxlw BOW ALR Ready and willing, most capable too: .-Xlway on hand her part to do, G.A..-X .... ......... . . 2,.3,-1 Pep Squad , , , F.H..-X ....... , , 2 Science Club , , , 3 -K- ST li V li LINDLIE Y If mischief is a part of heaven, he's on his way there, Party Chairman . . . . . . 1 Industrial Arts Club , , 1,2 Student Council . . . . . . 1,-1 Track ...... . . 2.3,4 Mr. M.H.S. . . . . . 4 MARY XXII I.I XNIS Slick little, she' im' het' size. I'.ll.X. . . UA. N. . . . Nt-uspzipei' . Sports Iitlitm' , s misc: she's :i vrwkux' . . 1.3.-3,4 ...3 .4 .-I ,:: 5,51 , , J ,Am 'f-EE ,4 j'S..Igf.- .I .,,:, , i T 152 - 7 RIAIIIANNIQ JONICS High sehool days niuyliztvetlteir delights, hut they t'4in't Compare to high school nights. Lzitin Cluh . . . 1 J,L'.l,, Club ...... . . 1 Class Secretitry' . . . . . . 2 Ilonieeoming .Xttentltnt . . . 2 Student Kluiigigei' .... . .2 Poetry Xugircl .... . . 2 Bzisketlmll Letter . . . . . 2 U..X.,X ......... . . 2.153 Neuspatpei' Il01JO1'l0l' , , . ll.-I Ilomt- Room 5QQl'UlJl1'X' , . . 55 Girls' St.ite Deli-gztte . . . 35 cqipi smt' .... . . . . . 4 Pep Squlcl ...... . . 4 Pep Ssitmd Set-i'ct1ti'5' . . 4 llziskutlmll ..... . 1.2 Oi't'i1'u Stull' .... .......... 4 Student Votim-il fruit. . . ...... 14.4 lfirst Plzu-c Xllllllbl' in Ui'11tm'ic-:il loiiterst ....... . . . .... . 4 D XYIIJ FORTN ICY Heads I go to the lmsketbqill g1ime,t:tils I go to the movies, und on edge,I study, Class Vice-Pres, , ,,,,,,,,, l Class President . . . . . . 2 Basketball ..... . . 1,12,.3,4 Hxisketlmll letter . . . 253,-I l 0Otlmll ...... . . . . . . . I M-K lull ................ 4 Third Pliic-e Xlinner' in Oi'.1toi'it'.tl Conti-st ............. . 4 ISONNIIC IVLOXN Iillb It's sillx' to think, let's talk, I.:itin Club . , I Pep Squad , , , 2 I .II..X. ..... . 3,4 f3..'X.,X. .... . . . 3 I4',lI,.X, I-Iistoriztn , , , 4 HON KI XIIBII XII XIV Klfvttrl is: I.tst h1wi'st-s:mnllwexlutiful xumit-n, Lltss llrt-sidt-tit L Iztss X ivt'-llrt Student IIULIIIVII Student Council Ifootlmztll , , , lfootlmll Letter Itisketlxill , , Trgtvk ,,,, NIL lub .,,, Science Club , Band President Xtitlulll Science Club President Student Council Com, Boys' State llelegnte . . 3 5,5 , 3 1,3 2,3 ii I Q li XMB XR X Xl IISCTY 'Yee bei ow-L' -- like l- .ll.,X. ....... . l' ,ll,,l. some l e tilt-r , Pep rqu ul ,,,,, llep Squitl QC1'!'t'i.ll'V tilee Club ,,,,,,, Girls' X of'al13i1.ii'tt-t , Nlixt-tl L,Ju:ii'tt-I . . . mP 'f :OWU her alxx iys. . -1. 3 J D , , Xi 4 . J ANR MEANS What mischief is lurking behind her pleasant smile? 1- Latin Club , . . . 1 Pep Band .... . . 1,2 J,C,L,Club m,1 Class Treasurer . . . . 2 Glee Club ,.,,,, , , 2 Newspaper Reporter , , , 2,3 Sectional Leader ,,,, , 2 Honieeoming .Xttendnnt . . . . 3' 3 C1..X..X. ......... . . . . l'.H..X. ......... ' -1 Home Room President . . . . 3 Student Council Com, ,,,,,,,, 4 Girls' State Delegate ......... 3 Sec-ond Place Winner in Oratorical . . 2,3, ConteSt...... ..... GARY CIJSON Someday I'll put away my childish pranks and become a man, Basketball . . . . . 1 History Club ,,,, , , -4 Latin Club , ,,,,, , , 2 Stuclent Council Com, , , , 23,4 JUDY CLXRVIN Here's a girl with a Cute little grin, Chuck full of fun and neat as il pin. I'.H.:X. .............. 2,33 G..X..'X. . . . . . 3 Glee Club . . . 2,3 Gli RRY C ON RAD Misc-hievous thz1t's true. Here's a bOY xxho'1l never be true. Basketball . . - 1 Pep Band ,... . . 2-ll Latin Club ...... L3 Latin Club Treasurer . . . . 2 J.c'.I.. ......... . .23 History Club .....,. - - 75-4 History' Club Treasurer . . . . 4 Student Council Com. . . . . 4 Jill Slillltlf lf They stu' it's ,t n1.ui's u'orld,but the nxonien seeni to litre .tllthe :tclv1int.1ges. 'ootbitll , . , , 1,2553 .footlmll Letter . . . 3,-1 l .l'..l. .... . 12.3 J li RRY De VINE Good Looking'?You bet! But girls, he's hard to get! lfootlmll ,..,, , , 1,251 l-'ootbttll Letter . . . . 2,4 Student Mztniiger , lltinfl letter , . , llep Btxntl ,,,,,, . . . :S . 1,2,:s,4 , l.L2.3,-Q Student Council , . , , , , l Student Council Com. - , 2.3,-1 Oipi Stuff ,,,,,,,,, , , -1 Cl.iss President ...... . . 3 Delegate to Safety Council . . . . . 4 Science Club . ....... . . 3,4 Science Club Vice-Pres, , ,,,, 3 Rl. Club .,....... . . 23,4 RI, Club President . . . . 4 llttrty Il Manager . . . -l SHXHON THOMAS She looks like 11n.ingel,sl1e1tetslike one toog but you ruin never tell uhnt :tn angel will do, l'.ll..-X .... . . 2,13 Ilep Squaul , , . 1,2 Newspaper . . . -1 Social I-Iclitor , , 4 J.XINIl.b bll .Xl.I,OXX A member of the borecl of education. l',l ,.X, Lix estc , . XXX Nl XIJIXJX Her lie.trt is like the moon, lt 0 cliiuiues :intl tiluxtys has llnntl Klttjorette . . Klztjorette C.ipt,iin , , G..X.,X. ...... . Pep Squad ,,,, , , Pep Squad President Class llepresentatives Student Council Corn, Delegztte to Stiiety' Cou Bzisketbull ,,,,,, Bziskethzill Letter . Ninth Club ,,,,,, Xlnut Iinglisli .lwzirtl Newspaper Reporter neil ,2 2 ften ,t ui.tn in it 1 1,3 4 .5 ,3 3 3 F,lf,.X, Reporter , , MARJORIE HENDREN It's an art to be a bookkeeper, typ and scholar, Glee Club .... . F.T.A. ........ . . F,T,.-X, Sec.-Treas, . , Typing Champion . . . ist, . 2 3,4 .4 .3 E DDIE KNOWLES You wouldn't think he was the preacher's son! F.I .A. ....... . . 1,2,3 Student Council ,,,, , , 2,4 Student Council Com. . . . . 2,4 Football ........ . . . 4 F,B.L,.-X, President . . . . . 4 Senior Vice-Pres. . . . 4 A DA P E RKINS A pleasant smile, a willing way, but never much to say. F.H.A. . . . 3,4 RONALD SMITH I do the hardest work of my whole day before breakfast--Getting up. F.F.A. . . ' ..... . . l,2,3,4 F.F,A, Treasurer . . , , , , 4 DONNA C HE EVER An old maid I will never be as long as there are fishes in the sea. Student Council ,,,,,, , , , 1 Student Council Com. . . . . 2,3,-4 Pep Squad ,,,,,, . 1,2 F.H.A. ....... . 3,4 Poem Award ,,,,,, , 2 Oipi Staff ......... . 4 Homecoming Attendant . . . . 4 Newspaper Staff ..... . . 3 O J .xx i. ,Bn 5 ,1 .A x -x .ffvfl .Q wk Q ,Q Q C .X'l'lll-I NIS lf lf.Xl'ClIlT ll or lm-ziiity shows in he-1' glowing hair, l'.Il..X. . ......... . . Z,-5,4 DONNIE LE .XTH livery man stumps his own value himself. Student Council ,.,, Student Council Pres, . , Student Council Coin, , lfootlmill ,,,,,,, Biisketbnill ,,,,,,,. Science Club 5QQrct.i1'5' . . Best Dressed Boy . . . . 1'.B.L.,X. .......... Oh 23,4 , 4 2,15 1 l ll 3 -1 lf,B,l.,iX, Yic-0-l'rcs, ,,,, , 4 Delegate to SK, Xtorksliop , , , 3,4 3l,,X,S,C, Convention , , , , 23 I I I I Q LINUX IIOOTON 'HX vi-rv nic-v girl iw in lifc slit- xxill iw, .lll.l,lLl.4lSll1'C'L'S 41. MX. ..... . 1.33 Pop Squrifl ,,,,, , , , Girls' Yoczil Trio , , 2,Ii,4 Girls' Yon-1ilLgii:irtv1 , ll-1 Girls' tilt-c Club , , 2,5 Oipi Stziif ...... . Oipi Queen ,,,,,, , Student L'ounr'il Coin , , . . -qu. 1 -, -. , ' u u , I X V . f f , .X . N f '----,, i 'N W l ffllofiifa tu, PM JY Ml-,LODX lx.XX XMXLETOIN Alwiiys true :ind iliithful its can Basketlxill CH XRI I'S BVYTONI hen. Hard work niziv not kill, but it sr-:iros me half to rlcxitli. 1 PORTER L. BALDWIN Rather athletic, slender, and tall A good sport and a friend to all, Football Co-Captain Football ,..,,., Letterman , Basketball , , Letterman , , Track .... Letterman . . M Club ..... F.F.A ..... . . . F.F,,-X, Reporter . . Student Council .... Safety Committee .... .... Safety Committee Chairman , , Delegate Safety Congress . . 3,- 3,4 3,. 3,4 3,-L 3,4 3,4 3,4 3 .4 3,4 ..4 .4 LOIS HOSSLE Soon I will say, Bly husband and me, n F.H.:X. .......... . . 2.3,-1 4 F,H,.-X, Purlinnienturizin. . . . Kitchenwurming .Xttenciunt . . . . Homecoming .-Xttendzlnt . . . Office Stuff ,,,,,,, , Glee C lub , L,-XRRY C HL' TC HFIE LD Nothing short him move, Football , , , History Club Ill Llub ........... 3 4 3 1,2 Could make . 1,2,3,-1 . . . 3 . 3,4 Vice-President of M Club , , , , 4 SXNDRA H.-XYS With one exception boxs me in nothing PM to heri Class Queen .... Bairnwnrniing ,Xttentlnnt Sophomore Pilgrimug Q Office Staff ,,,,, Basketball ,,,,, Basketball Letter , Ye-.irbook Stuff , F .H..X. ..... . . Pep Squad ..... Student Council Com, Newspaper Reporter PAT RIC IA B HIGGS 'Some talk little, some talk neverg but she, like a brook, runs on forever. Band Majorette . Pep Band .... Basketball ,,,, Basketball Letter, . G.lX. X. ....... PepSquacl . ........ . 1, Pep Squad Vice-President , , . . Girls'CQ1ec Club , , Student Council Com, , , . Newspaper Reporter SHEIL.-X WARRE N A precious package done up in a small bundle, Class Secretary . . . , . , , 1 Pep Squad . . . . . . . . . l,2,3,4 Jr. High Cheerleader Sr. High Cheerleader Cheerleader Letter , Student Council Corn, History Club ,,,, . .... 1 . ..2,3,4 . ..1,2,3,4 . ...3,4 3 History Club Secretary . . . . 3 G..X..X. ........... . . 4 Delegate to Safety Con gress . . . 4 Newspaper Staff ,,,,,, , , 3 LARRY KILGORE More brawn than bra Basketball ,,,,, Football ,,,,,, KAY FCQIQA. Angels are pe Band Majorette Drum Major , in. .. .1 ..4 rfect, but I'm il woman, 1,2,3,-1 4 Barnwarming Attendant . . . . . 1 Basketball ,,,,,,,, , , 1,2,3 Basketball Letter . . . . 2.3 G.A.,-X. . . . . Pep Squad . . Pep Squad Trea Student Council Glee Club . . . F.B.L.A. . . . F,B,L,.X, Treas 2 . . . . . . 1,2,3 surer . 3 2 3 -I urer .. . . 4 Class Secretary . . . . . . . 4 Student C ouncil Com. . . . 3,4 xl GERRY H.XI,l. Don't take life too sexiouslv because you'll never get out of it alive mwmw ' Industrial Arts , , , Industrial Arts Pres Football ,,,,,, lflili DIJII-I 'l'lC'l'IClI I think it ll very lizlppy nevicle Trzick , , , Ilziskotbzill . . l .'I'..X. .... . . . l ,'l',.X, llresiclerit . Pep lizmrl , , , . IKONNII-I BI' KC Il The more you study, the iiioreignorzim-e you discover, Industrial Arts Club , , , ,,,,, 3,4 Inclustri:1l,X1'ts Club Secretary , , , 4 lfootbzill ....... .... . . 1.4 Truck , , , 3,-1 M Club , , 4 Q5 vw CAROLE TIPTON 'HX quiet tongue shows a wise head, l'.B.L.A. . . ...... . 3,4 I .B,L.A. Reporter .... . -1 National Poetry .-Xxxard , , 2 Nl-I D XICXX KIRK Spend it non: you C1m'ttake it withyouf' Industrial .Iris Club , ,,,, , , , , 3 I'.I'..X. ....... . 2 KV X -. IEONITA SXNIJNIC Il 'file 4' Af' Her spontzmc-ous giggle puts us ill in i xx iggle, l'.ll..X. . . Lzitin Club . . . Newspzipex' ,,,. I-lxchlmge Iiclitor . . 'li- DAX ID CRAIG I would study if lcoulclfincl unyplensure in it. PAT WEST Curiosity killed the cnt - I was born to die, ICH..-X. . . . 2.3,4 I ,B,I.,,X, . . . 3 J 'fha- Industr11l.XI'tS . . I!.XliIi.XR.X NX HILES For other boys she cures notzifrzictionz Robert is still her malin attraction, 'l'r1insferred Junior Year I .Il..X. ......... . . 2,3,-1 F.H.lA..l. .... . . 3 Glcc Club ,,,,, , 3 Glee Club Letter . . . 2 KOGIC Ii C IMXRK Illini he's been taught, hc's forgotten: what he knows, he has guussi-ci. Iialsketbnll , , , , , , , , , , 2,33 Science Club Treasurer . . . . -1 INIARILYN PERKINS Love is only chatter: friends are all that matter, I'.H..-X. . . . 1,2,3,4 Pep Band ..... . 2,3,4 Dance Band .... . . . 4 Newspaper Editor . . . 4 EVA MAE KITTS We aren't lion g she's really a lamb, F.H.A. Treasurer .......... 4 F.H..-X. ...... . . 2,3,4 Glee Club . . . . 2,3 Stro ,fl k and silent manztrytocatch him, g l , ' you think you can. LAR X ORR Tran Cl nior Year Q Y it CAROL SHE ARON Her personality outshines the sta Band Secretary ,,,, Band Majorette . . Class Secretary , Class Queen ,,,,, F.H.A .......... Kitchen Warmin' Att, , F.l-LA, Parliamentarian Student Council Treas. Student Council Com, , Office Staff ,,,,,, I'S. vw 4 4 3 4 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 IRLhY Nl XRCH If silence is golden Vmcertainlyworth a heap. Latin Club . . . . . 2 History Club . . . . 3,4 C H.-XRLES C RO.-XRKIN He knows the precise psychological moment to say nothing, Science Club . , , , , 1 will IJXIXII-.5 LILI' I' ILE An innocent face, but you never can tell, Iiuskethull .............. 1 If I-' X 2 Hist-or.y Oluli . 4 GWEN COOPER 'Wlhat sound is F.H.A. . . Latin Club , Pep Squad , merrier than a giggle. . . . 1,2 M ANY JAN ET MATKIN Her quiet smile speaks a world of friendliness, Latin Club . . . . 1 Pep Squad . . . . . 2 F.H.A. .... . 2,3,-1 Newspaper . , , 3 G.A.A. . . . . 3 Basketball ,,,, , , 1 J.C.L. ........ . . 1 Newspaper Reporter . . . 2 FOREST BROCK After thev made Forest, thev threw awav BERTH.-X CHUM Easy to know and always a friend. F.H.A. . . . . 1.2,3,4 the mold Football , , , . , 1 LF..-X. .... . 2,3,-1 Track ,,,,, , , 3,4 Historv Club , , , , 4 B I' Z X Ili ST FI F If li N I would have gotten bigger if stopped growing. Basketball ........ Football ,,,,,,,,,, Football Student Manager , , M. Club ............ M, Club Secretary-Treasurer Science Club ,,.,,.... Home Room President .... Student Council Election Com. MARY l.Ol' C.XIil'IY Darkness holds no fear, big lover near, Homecoming Queen , . , 4 Student Council ..... 3,4 Barnxxarming Queen , , . . . 3 Class Treasurer . . . 1,3 F,H,,X, Historian ..... . . 2 I-',H,,X, State Vice-Pres. . . . 4 G.A..X, Treasurer . . . , , 3 Class Queen . . . 2 Band Vice-Pres. 4 Band Letter , , ,.3,4 Pep Band . ..... 3,4 Dance Band ..... 2 Alma English .Xward , 3 Math Club ..... . . 2 Oipi Staff .... . . . 4 Band Majorette . 3,4 1000 Point Club , , 3,4 F.H..X. ..... 3,4 Basketball ..... . . . 1 Office Staff , ,,,,, , , , 4 Student Council Com. . . 3,4 Girls' State Delegate . . . 3 RONNIE PORTE R When they kiss and mike up she gets the kiss: he gets the make up Football Co-Captain , Football ,,,,,, Football Letter . Basketball ,,,,, Basketball Letter , . Track ....... Track Letter , . . Student Council , . . Student Council Com. . Sophomore Vice-Pres, F,F,.-X. Sentinel , , , F,F,.-X, Vice-President F.F..-X .......... M. Club ....... Partv II Chairman . Boys' State Delegate . JIM SKIBBEE The more I see of women, the morel like my dog. Transferred Sophomore Year. CONINII-. JO PLJRDH The harder I try to be good the vsorser Iget. F.H..X. . . . . 1,2,3,4 3 Glee Club , Latin Club . Q---ff SENIOR CL-XSS '60 Motto Today We Follow Tomorrow Vwe Lead CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Orch1d Purple and Wh1te SPONSORS M1ss Els1e Jones Hugh Dunn Mrs Lyd1a Roebuck A1fI'edW91Ch Mrs Vkanda Warbr1tton On September 5 19.36 mnety freshmen stepped t1m1dly over the threshold of H1gh School Our f1rst class off1cers were Pres1dent Donald Marshall V1ce Pres1dent Dav1d Fortney Secretary Shella VR arren and Treasurer Mary Lou Carey Sandra Hays was our class queen and the attendant to the Homecommg Queen was L1nda Alhbom The Student Counc1l representatwes were Donna Cheever Roy Dale G1lstrap and Jerry Dev1ne Vke entered a float 1n the Homecom1ng parade ent1tled 'Down You Go ' Our class colors were blue and s1lver We conf1dently began our second year at Macon H1gh no longer freshmen but Sopho mores V We elected as off1cers Pres1dent Davld Fortney V1ce Pres1dent Ronnle Porter Secretary Marlanne Jones and Treasurer Jane Means Our class queen was Mary Lou Carey The attendant to the Homecomlng Queen was Marlanne Jones, Representatlves to Student Counc1l were Kay Fuqua Eddle Knowles and Ronnle Porter Ela1ne Perry honored our class by be1ng elected K1tchenwarm1ng Queen Our float 1n the Homecommg parade was entltled ' L1ttle MISS Muffet ' Our colors were purple and wh1te off1cers we chose Pres1dent Jerry Dev1ne V1ce Pres1dent Don Marshall Secretary Carol Shearon and Treasurer Mary Lou Carey L1nda Cunmngham was chosen class queen and our attendant to the Homecommg Queen was Jane Means Student Counc1l representat1ves were Ann Maddox Donn1e Leath Don Marshall Marv Lou Carey and L1nda Cunn1ngham Mary Lou Carey also honored our class by be1ng elected Barnwarm1ng Queen Our class colors rema1ned purple and whxte We had a successful magazme sale topp1ng the hlghest goal ever reached 1n Macon H1gh School to F3159 money for the Prom Our theme for the Slxth Annual All N1ght Prom was 'Or1ental Gardens ' Now lt IS 1960 and we are the mlghty Semors 'V As off1cers for our best and last year we elected Pres1dent Gene Roebuck V109 Pres1dent Eddle Knowles Secretary Kay Fuqua and Treasurer Carol Res1nger The honor of class queen was glven to Carol Shearon Mary Lou Carey rexgned as the 1959 '60 Homecommg Queen wxth Donna Cheever and Lols Hossle as attendants The O1p1 staff elected L1nda Hooton O1p1 Queen Our float entltled We Hold the Key to V1CtOFy ' was the most beaut1ful ever entered 1n a Homecomlng parade Our Student Counc1l representatlves are Gene Roebuck Mary LouCarey Steve L1ndley and Porter Baldw1n Our h1gh school l1fe w1ll soon be end1ng and we w1ll be gomg out mto the w1de world May we all have success as we str1ve to ach1eve our goals 1n l1fe But when we look back to our hlgh school years we w1ll have THESE moments to remember yv K ' L vv F . . . . . q o . 7 - - ' v v ' - 1 , I . , 1 . 1 1 ' 1 . , , The fallof1958 brought us backin the halls of MHS -- upperclassmen--Juniors. For class : 3 . l 9 V 9 . I ' . - . , . . 4 , Y . V - . . , . J I ! .ma M I , ' rx Yr- , V - Q , , ,,., 7211, , ag ,-A lg IIURI-1Nl'I'f AI,'I'HEIIJ1-f DIANA .XNGICIAJ LAX.-X XRNULIJ RUNALD l3lfN'I'IfI,I', My ivgffy- LINDA BERRY BONITA BRAUSIIARX I3AIi!3,XIi.X ISHISXYI-lli DUN is an JI-IAN BRUKIBACK JOHX BRTQNO JOPITTA BURKHAHT STANLICY I3L I'I.I-QR .N vs-1' .XX Xxyxx QW Q- DHEA I.D BUTNIQR KAREN CAREY DONALD CAHHIKHR DONALD C -E ,U fn' f -v N JUDY COXAD DAVID lJ.XNNI'lli ICRNIA DORSIQN BARBARA EDMUNDS .-.-K A A 'DVS JOHN ISWING GICR.-XLIDINIC I-'IIiDl,lCli JACKIE FORD 'I' R If L I. l fJS'l'1'IR gp. 51 DONNA GIPSON DOROTHY GRAVES JEAN GRAVIQS SANDRA HALL 54 MIKE HARRIS PAT HARRISON PAT HEALY QM 4 ' BARBARA HILL IICJLMAN XX IiI'I'CUffHj IIQXXX' 'L BIARIIC .IAXCKSKJN ISUYIJ -IIQI-'VRII-,S 14 Te rr XJ 4 Q Sw f q ,Q sr 1: Q 'Tl'iHNY'10lNl1li JQXMI-l5li1iY JICRRY KIII,l,IC'x' CH.XRI.I-QS KNAPP HCN IHXY ISI-.'I l'Y LICNXIXI 'I'.XN.XI,1JX'Iil..XNlJ I,lNIJ.X l,L I'IH.li 4 h.XRI:N LXOIN DEAINB.-X MADDX BIILIUN BIAXICKHHLKX IMXRRX M.-XRbH ANN MONTGOMERY LIINDX MOONLXH XVI S XINDR X MCI IROX LL XMORI INI LIJHAM DAVID NORTOIN VIARH ANIX PERINO GEORGE PETRE SCOTT PHILLIPS EDITH PIPPIN ROBERTA POWELL RLICY RIIU,XIlIiS LQXNCIC IiUl'.BIliIl ROBIAIR1' RONCHI'f'l l'0 I3A.X'I'SY 1qL'1f14jN1-QR 'AI , .LXNDNE ' I GINII.-X SCL! LUCK MARY SLAGLIC LAN.-X SMITH T RUSlf'l'TA SMITII 'FHM MY SNICIQID I'.XL'I,lI'I l'A SPENCER RVSSIQLI. STOKICS xr.. '15, ,fl - A LLOYD STHUPPEL .XNGICLU SXYALLONX HUNNIE SXYITZIQR MXRG.-XRI':T T.-XLBUT JUDY 'I'IQTI'Ili KIMBALI. 'I'UI,.SUN DOX.-XLD TURNER .5 I ' I ' H' ' , Q , V 114. Q- Q I I i I If If ,ff RCJBI-I RT Y ANSICKLIQ fix e NI CI.,fXIiI-.NCIC XX AI.KICIi JUIIN WAI. I..Xk'Ii 'LXIVIICS XX,'XI,I.I-IR IQIQNNICTII WA'I I i 7 .i NANCY WATTS GARY XYICLCII HIQLICN WILSON JOHN WHITIC .-.. J KAREN WHITE 4:4-fl o lxf !..! 'Q' SANDRA WHITE JUNE WILSON BETTY WOLFI' nur 1 11' J CLAIRL VNRAY CHARLES Vt RIGHT BILL YATES DON! BOWZLR K W BOBBY RUFNLR DUN XLD DLX XXX XX JI' RRY COBLE ULVLLOV' A15 fOl y We entered Macon H1gh School ln 1957 frlghtened Freshmen even though we were 114 strong Soon we galned courage and elected as our offlcers the followmg Cla1re Wray Presldent Tommy Sneed V1ce Pres1dent Betty Wolfe Secretary and Jerry Jomer Treasurer We selected Pat Oberto as our Freshman Queen and Deanna Maddy Homecommg Attendant Usmg our class colors blue and wh1te we entered a float 1n the Homecommg Parade Our Student Counc1lRepresentat1ves were Trell Foster B111 Ed Yates and Jack1e Ford Somehow we managed to survlve the year and left for summer vacatlon w1th the feelmg that our Freshman year had been a success Returnmg 1n 1958 as 101 conf1dent Sophomores we elected the fo1low1ng off1cers Presldent Ronald Bentele VICE Pres1dent Donald Cheever Secretary Cheryl Chr1st1anson Treasurer L1nda Luther Our representat1ves to the Student Councll were Trell Foster Donald Cheever Lana Sm1th and Ronn1e Swltzer We chose Lana Sm1th as our Class Queen and Betty Lenz1n1 as our Homecomlng Attendant Much to our prlde and Joy our float ' Let's Send the Bulldogs to the Moon done 1n our class colors of p1nk and YVh1t8 won second prlze 1n the Homecommg Parade We adjourned for the summer vacat1on wlth a knowledge of a successful Sophomore year Returmng th1S fall as 104 Jubllant Junxors we elected as offlcers Donald Cheever Presldent Trell Foster V106 Presldent Mary Ann Per1no Secretary Pat Oberto Treasurer As our Student Councll Representatlves we elected Jerry Jomer Betty Lenz1n1 Mary Ann Permo Trell Foster and L1nda Luther We chose Deanna Maddy as our Class Queen and as Attendant Mary Ann PGPIHO We entered a float 1n the Hornecommg Parade entltled Let's Tame the W1ldcats ' Our class colors are brown and yellow We are proud of the part that the members of our class have played IH the scholast1c work act1v1t1es and sports and we are sure that our last year w1ll be an even greater success 'N I iz y l -crm H 1 , - X . 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Z V A H .11 J in-L , an 'J I 'N :J , F Nr-4' X 1, Jw, A M f . 1 VV: X If E f f 3 T Q , ' Q 4 O I 1 I 5 .f W. up f L' . 49.XliN1HX HUXXII VMNIM II.XHIlI.lJL'l-ANN HIk'lI,XlilJ1'IU'XX' MDF wp Saw 'ff' ISHIINDAX L'L'l'I' NANVY 11AxNN1'1l: .myul 1i:.xXX'SrwN IVYI' IHZYHHI' 'ZZ' 70 TONY di YARMO DONALD DOXYNICY ROGER DUNCAN MARSH.-X ERICKSUN 'vi RS I'II7 XBI l'II l'URlJ TUKIKIH 1013 'N f IBS JUDY GIPSON M XRTIIA GIPSUN N CILXNT XX'II,M.X GILXNT Ill XXI CHXXIS J L' ' x .3 -' .MW L JUDY GRESI-IAM 5L'Ii GROSS ,mu-..,, ffl' I 2 I 5, 5 if B XIIIKXILX II,XII'I'I'Nl3 YI RN X III NIH 3IIIxI: III KIIIIIIIIN IXIl.Iil,XN VIUYXIA . NIXIIKLXIII 'I' IQINKI lillIiI'II'I' IxfX XI'lI Nlll I7IIIlIl I .XY III I'II XNN I.I-QIST 6' o ' ' WI I 2 ag f I S' I X I 3 if g, x M QV XIG,-XRICT LUTT LINDA LUXXI-IRY DOXICT MAIN JOIC IXICGHIQIC 1 72 JUDY INICGUIIUC SIIARON MII.I,I'IR MIKIC MITClIIiLL JUNE MOONIQYHAM iff IE' l M' wr- W 7 4 'f I 1 r ' K 'E' A. - ,. 'Iv I 1? if BARI3,-XRA PATTON HOLLY PERKINS JICRRY intra P113 RKINS RONNIIC RIIRKINS nf'-1 ' vu 'P ' 'M s V K s 'S 1 Q 535552 J' LINDA PIGRRY RICHARD PILLARS ISONNIIC PORTICR KENNY PORTER ,WN 'U i I ., f Q , Q., f L Q. 9 H 5, . RUTH RESINGICR SIDNA RICHARDSON KENNETH RICHARDSON KIQRMIT RILEY lla, MARY ROLBUCJK DAWN ROEMER JAINL RUTH ERNILST SAALBORN 'ifyiff W ' iam f f 5? If L5 ,., ifgaf, Q fl f V I if 'W ly 1 , vfy.j.2:.i, L ' f I A I 'WAYNE SANUNICR SHIRLEY Sf'UIiI.flL'K JUDY SMITH IIYNII SIIITH Y I 1 ? i f 0 IA NNI NIVIII II ANN SPIINFICR KQXROI, ST.-XNI'II-II.lJ FRICIJ S'I'lI,I. A W gl ff ,, I X 3 - -- 5 1 Tig rg i if I L x f 1 i . Q Q mi A, SIIIZRRY S'I'UNGICli IQMIVIA SVN'AI,I,UXX' DAVID SKX'I'I'7IICR PA'I'SY SULLIVAN . I .zfg 7 ,. iii' QQ , 5 Ma 74 NICKI TAYLOR ELIZABETH THAYER ELIZABI-ITH VAN SICKLE JEANNE VIERS KATHY WALKER ROSE ANN WALKER RONNIE WATTS ALIC li W AR R .2 . Q- X, 5 6 L , W fn, 432 , ' 1 IAMS CORKY VN ARRI N CAROL WHITLLH ONA WILL If N MARLENE WRAY , you , - A SANDRA YAKLE JOHN YEAST CAROLYN YOUNT BOBBY RUFENER fNot Picturedj 1Not Picturedb 1Not Pictured! ROLAND BROWN ROBERT DAVIS DARRELL RATLII-'F 75 f 'N ffffx be 76 KS x ly, .ix 'NESS were our classes from wluch each student could take whatever he wanted Although we were somet1mes lazy and 1rrespons1b1e we knew the con sequences we must pay Each day brought somethmg dxfferent tests reports and routme thmgs Throughout the day school sounds were heard the tempo of the band the clackmg of the typewmters and across the hall a rec1tat1on of Macbeth's sohloquj. Mmgled odors hung lnthe a1r the smell of cookles from the home ec room and the smell of formaldehyde from the bxologv room Each room bustled wlth actlon as we searched for knowledge THESE were our classes wh1ch made the most necessary and lastmg mmpresslons on our mmds , ' qx L 1 x 1 'V ', I -:XXV vl , N ,Z , P. 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'V ii if A Q 5 Q 1 :A Jafzffz xjwmfng Mm ,gyaum 1 C Nm 5PDF? q v-'n jwelafg Qneafiono me poelfg Medicamenf XQZJCJW fo My my 5 4 1 -f -A , xl I in lg f gp Q: ii 5' iq, :T A54 M 'ii . ,nf 'iff-' f A my - fk, 3f51 4?5i 4 W,x. . .ff Isl, ,i , if ig! wiv' ' 3 if if if up 4 Naam L, iv at , ,L F.. .., ix ff is ' S fm 9 4: 6 1 N541 5 an Q ,. ,,, Q gf Q11 , ,W .W YT ' jk WA Fill 5 wwf L, f Iw i! 1: 'Q 3 f tx we ill if Ai: .Q 'fi in ' is I gg F K? .Q -.A. V M V f' Q All . WWW Ml, A.,,.,, , i:.bQ,,, ,gi 'Q if ,V . V 1 f. v,e Wm! Clam FIRST ROW: Judy Cozad, Shirley Hays, Winda Sandner, Betty Lenzini, Patsy Gaines, Joseph Norton, Ernest Dorson, LarryCross Eddie Keller, Carol Fergason, Jean Perrin, Linda Hooton, Mrs. V,L. Drain, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joan Binder, Karen Howard Gayla Meisner, Pauletta Spencer, Judy Garvin, Ernest Saalborn Mike Weisenborn, David Perkins, Charles Lawrence, Jerry Weber, Beverly Teter, Barbara Wilson. THIRD ROW: Joyce Dawson,Joyce Binder, Edith Pippin, DorothyGraves,Barbara Whiles,PatHartung, Melody Walston, Bonnie Porter, Robert Harris, Mike Bowzer, James Guffey, Jim Skibbie, Dennis Gustafson, Carol Whitley, Janet Carey, 1 a r Gwendolyn Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Cupp, Jane Ruth, Sandra Hall, Karen Lay, Linda Smith, Donna Gipson, Sandra White, Kenny Duncan, Mike Bargar, Ivan Pagett, Hugh Teter, Richard Rector, Clifford Vantine, Florence Altheide, Merlyn Jones, Tana Lovland, Erma Dorson. FIFTH ROW: Pat West, Ann Montgomery, Helen Wilson, Janice Lyman, Pat Oberto, Terri Nunnelee, ShirleyJoiner, Sidna Richardson, Ruth Resinger, VickiGlenn,JimmyWadlin,Jerry Joiner, David Craig, Norman Beam, Ronnie Farmer,TomrnySneed, Robert Vansickle, Marjorie Wilson, Lana Arnold, Eva Mae Kitts, Linda Mooneyham, Judy Teter, Pat Healy. gm vga 54,4 FIRST ROW: Karen Howard, Shirley Hays, Wanda Sandner, Pat Hartung, Judy Garvin,Gayla Meisner, Linda Hooton,Roberta Powell, Barbara Wilson, Betty Lenzini, Donna Gipson, Sandra White, Pat Healy, Beverly Teter, Diane Smith, Gwendolyn Cooper, Mrs. V.L. Drain, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joyce Dawson, Dorothy Graves, Judy Cozad, Pauletta Spencer, Bertha Crum, Catherine Faught, Barbara Wh'lcs, Bonnie Porter, Shirley Joiner, Janet Carey, Kaye Walker, Anne Spencer, Brenda Cupp, Linda Lowery, Patsy Gaines. THIRD ROW: Joyce Binder, Joan Binder, Jane Ruth, Edith Pippin, Melody Walston, Mary Janet Matkin, Sandra Hall, Linda Smith, Faith Altheide, Carol Fergason, Jean Perrin, Peggy Thomas, Tana Loveland, Erma Dorson. FOURTH ROW: Pat West, Ann Montgomery, Helen Wilson, Karen Lay, Carol Stanfield, Sidna Richardson,Janice Lyman, Pat Oberto, Terri Nunnelee, Marjorie Wilson, Lana Arnold, Eva Kitts, Linda Mooneyham, Shirley March, Judy Teter. AJUGWCQJ gan! FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Carey, Margaret Talbot, Pat Briggs, Linda Luther, Kay Fuqua, Dana Badgerow,Ann Maddox, Lana Smith, Carol Shearon. SECOND ROW: Mike Harris, Sandra Mc Elroy,Dawn Roemer, Jean Carey, Jan Nunnelee, Yvonne Wing, Shirley Squires, Kathy Scurlock, Henrietta Binder, Linda Hayden, Mary Roebuck, Barbara Brewer, Deanna Maddy, Sherry Walker, Margaret Green, Nancy Freeman, Darlene Bowzer, Martha Gipson, Adella Lolli, Ann Spencer. THIRD ROW: Sherry McKeeman, Pam Leath, Carol Hess, Judy Chinn, Susan Wright, Pat Harrison, Bonnie Porter, Marilyn Miller, Kareen McGrew, Terri Nunnelee,Marilyn Perkins, Mary Stallman, Kathv Humphrey, Sara Bram, Miles Batler, John Yeast, Carol Fergason, Hugh Teter, Karen White, Marie Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Karen Kirby, Suellen Houston, Charles Lawrence, Carl Gipson, Richard Bunton, Jerry DeVine, Larry Marsh, Don Marshall, Mike Frost, Jim Boone, Mike Weisenborn, Donnie Maddox, Kermit Riley, Lester Amidei, Cindy Winn, FIFTH ROW: Vicki Winn, Margarett Lott, Clarence Walker, Ronnie Switzer, Lana Arnold, Mike Maloney, David Walker, Stanley Butler,Charles Beech, Freddie Teter, Larry Crutchfield, Ronnie Perkins, Tony di Varmo, Gary Holman, Donald Carriker, Roberta Powell,Wilma Grant. tact oat, Larry Marsh, Assistant Band Director, Carol Shearon, Secretary, Don Marshall, President, Mary LouCarey, Vice-President, Barbara Brewer, Treasurer. 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A . 4 4 ' I A A New Glory Was Born IV ' VY A A ' Y loeciaf Award CAROL RESINGER LINDA CUNNINGHAM National Poetry Winner National Poetry Winner The Sky and You Tomorrow PAT OBERTO National Poetry Winner uRainvv ERMA DORSON National Poetry Winner Solitude JEAIN GRAVES National Poetry Winner Magic Leaves JOETTA BURKHARDT National Poetry Winner Neglected Schoolhouse 'x X-Wu DX N Xwb 3 X WV!-if f X., ek JJ I l 5255 1 Qx to N X XXXWX 6 Q nrt xx ere our or amzatxons IH xx h1Cl1 'mx one 1111 ht tal e 8 I to Macon Hlgh bolsts mam OI'g'Il'1l7J.t1OllS rangmg, f1om mus1c sports Our 1Ild1V1Cll1'i1 mterests fmd tastes were fulfllled bs these clubs Opportun1t1es both to lead 'md to follow were offered by our clubs 'mv lastmg frlendslups and as we worked together toward our goals rn were made We w11l alxxavs remember the happmess an through these orgamzatlons THESE were our clubs an 1mportant part of our school l1fe mfs I7 K, ' x N45 if lg 7 fl Xl GI' 17503 2 gifs? fl 1 ' Y? a l fx' Mala- Nfl -1' lf'-ll' , all Mi X :ff d experxences gwen us 'S-3' 1543 va' gil ,Vx ,. , if few af- NSW, .lf K W., ff!! ? fan. 5- f- 52' K, ., 3 ,. 9 'E G his - J lil' A nraggra Bi 4. 53, 3 fx we my 5, , 1-J is 42 , x , gi? 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Phelps speaker Presentation of M F A student interest award - 81.90. and plaque New h indbooks on sale OCTOBER: Homecoming Queen election ' Prexy' Don Leath honored in Homecoming Parade Donnie presents Queen and attendants with bracelets at Homecoming Dance NOVEMBER: Suggestion box goes up Safety Committee presents fire drills Safety representatives journey to Columbia for Governors Safety Congress Safety signs go up DECEMBER: Service Committee arranges for Christmas door decorations Linda Luther Mary Lou Carey Trell Foster Eddie Knowles Robert Bunton Mrs Robnett THIRD ROW Ruth Resmger Vicki Glenn Jerry Joiner FOURTH ROW Jim Wadlm Porter Baldwin Gene Roebuck Steve Lindley Q 6 O QDLVLCL QCLI' Christmas baskets assembled Christmas Social with help of F H,A girls Mid-year evaluation meeting held at Linda's Snowmen go up JANUARY. Ethics Committee starts on dress code Party meetings and primaries held Crest contest starts FLBRUARY: Election! Education Committee sends article to u- dent Life' Concession Stands Fun Night MARCH: Spring Dance Convention at Jefferson City Style show with F,H,A. girls APRIL: Safety week and assembly Annual Student Council movie MAY: Annual Council Picnic Final Evaluation A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR! 1 7 H :35X 'fi . 1 ' X-xx I 1 I x X174 1. Wh lv L L 4211151177 ,JQKLC fZnC7I '45 0 VVLIQWFUL FI1i5'I' Huw: IJ11'.1,n lim,-xncr, :XiLlI'VJI'iU llvncircn, SOC1'L'IllI'Y'T1'Q1lSll!'l'l'I RI.u'x RkvCPJL1Ck,1Xl1SS lllsio Jom-5, SI:Hl1S411', SIQCUXIJ ROW: Jim Wudlin, Vicm--111'm-snlvm: Frwlnly' 'I'0u'1', l?l'LJ5il!L'HlQ Mike Iiilrgor, S S JJ N 3 li fbi IAQ dl'l'1l0I'.5 U WLUPZCH FIRST ROW: Ronnie Smith, Trw.1su1'L-rg Ronnie- Prartcr, Vicv- Buntun, Kenny Po1'u'z',G:1rx' IIul1nz1n,Juhn Brown, X11:Q1n5xxL11loxx' PM-sidvrxtz Froclfly I.wxxe'rx', Prosimh-nt: Jzuncs SWZIUKIVS, RopU1'tu1'g Dtvlllllfl TL1I'l1OI', I-I:11'1.1n Iinyurl, Wriync Nm'vs,J11x1iw1' IZ1'w3k.'I'mn1m Pnillip Panini, Sentinel: R-lncrt likmclmctto,P111'l1:1xnQ:1t:11'i11n1 I.O'.-,1f Fnstur. FUIRTH RUXY1 ,Ye1'1'y'L':1x'1', RUM-rt Loxaurx. JiHfINX'BLlI'I1S visner, Lima! Stxmppcl, George 1'ut1'r:, NIV. Warsl II1ll'l'iHQIHI1, Ilnnnlml Dunamny, XV.yx'm- S1mdnux', LL11'I'.X' Bzislcr, IM-:'11lflIRL1lr1f11' w:1Sw1'. SECOND ROW: Dzlvirl Df1IIIlC!',NlZlI'fiI1 C11z1'kv,.Xllz1n Tiinclx-r, Ilwhlmy RLlfUI1l'I', Donnie Blillvr, DXYZIYIN' Iiwncl, Jwnn B1'LlI1U,f'llIiI'L Jxnics XVJIIQV, 1'n1'tvr Blldzxin, Dxx:1x'm'G1':1x'c+,Gzzrx KQILIVIQC, Ibm- Wmv. Cfilbtrnp, Paul .'XI'lill'C'.X'S, Wendell Rufcner. THIRD ROW: Cnlrh-5 'FY - yr!-:faire 14 ,iinaij 081016 vm 0 An,11rL'c'a FIRST ROW: Carol Shearon, Treasurer: Carole Tipton, Reporterg Kay Fuqua, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Eddie Knowles, President, Mr. Alfred Welch, Sponsor, Donnie I.eath, Vice-President. t Qzfzfzfwe omema vm of ,fgmerica FIRST ROW: Sandra Hays, Jane Means, Margaret Talbot, Gayla Meisner, Bonnie Porter, Judy Garvin, Mary Lou Carey, Helen Wilson, Sergeant-ab Xrnisg Barbara Wilson, Song Leader, Bonnie Flowers, Historian, Carol Resinger, Vice-President, ,Xleta Van Laere, President, Geraldine Fiedler, Secretaryq Eva Mae Kitts, Treasurer: Lois Hossle, Parlianientarianp Roberta Powell, Repor- ter, Betty Lenzini, Mary Willainis, Bonita Sandner,SharunThonias, Judy Gipson, Brenda Cupp. SI-ICOND ROW: Mrs. Carolyn Kelso, Sponsor: Sandra Yaklc,JudyGreshani,JuneSmith, .Xnn Montgomery, Faye Walker, Kaye Walker,Carolyn Montgornery,Catherine Faught, Ada Perkins, Marilyn Brown, Alice Warren, Patsy Sullivan, Janet Dawson, Mary Slagle, Layonne Green, Shirley Joiner, Donna Cheever. THIRD ROW: Melody Walston, Shirley llays, Vicki Winn, Pat llartuneg, Patsy Rufcner, Iinima Swallow, Patsy Gaines, Sharon Rolling, Carol Sandncr, Shirley Rhoades, Rosetta Smith, Bertha Crum, Virginia Fauqht, Mildred Lay, Kathy Walker, Nancy Danner, Jane Alback, Connie Purdy. FOURTH ROW: Joetta Burkhart, Marilyn Perkins, Barbara Whiles, Marie Jackson, Sandra Mclilroy, Peggy Thomas, Diane Snxith, Lillie Phillips,Barbara Patton, Donna Gipson, Sandra White, Karen Carey, Linda Perry, Lucy Bruno, Donna Rrunihack, Rose Xnn Cross, Iilizabeth Van Sickle, FIFTH ROW: Rosaleu Decker, Marjorie Wilson, Beverly Teter, Judy Teter, Shirley Scurlock, Betty Wolfe, Florence Altheide, Linda Mooneyhani, June Mooneyharn, Sharon Miller, Koleen Day, Karen Lyon, Jean Graves, Jean Brumback, Pat Healy, Mary Janet Matkin, Mara Mae Arnold, Barbara Hartung, .Xnn King, Linda Lucas, Virginia Scurlock. IU: va ,.. 61 V 21 1,3 gg dence FIRST R4 Mk Cliirles Kiiqilip,3lilwKXeisc-iihiirii,IiuzzicSteffun,J0rry Perkins, Carol FQTQHSOII, David Walker, Russell Stokes, Jerry Dei'ini-, Hilluur Yountg Sccrctziry, Don Blzirslizillg President, Larry Kelly, Lester Amiclei, THIRD ROW: Junior Wilson, Frank Durham, llgrshz Vice-President, Roger Clark: Treasurer, John Yeast, Don Sponsorg Larry Crutchfield, Bill Ed Yates. Bowzc-r. SISCLJXD ROW: Joseph Norton,Chz1rles Lzivsrence, David ,!4745t0lf'7 62014 FIRST ROW: Eddie Keller, Drew Still, President: Barbara Brewer, Presirle-ntg Shirley March. SECOND ROW: James Guffey, Michael SGCl'L'ILil'X'1 Gerry Corirzirl, Treasurerg Ronnie Bentele, Vice- Ilarris, Gary Olson, David Norton, Bliss Bertha Broxm, Sponsor. DU' 1. w w one swf LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Carey, Betty Lenzini, Betty Wolfe, Sandra Hays, Ann Maddox, Marianne Jones, Carol Shearon. SEATED: Mrs. Elsie Fergason, Secretary to Principal. X7 Ervin? earn FIRST ROW: Barbara Wilson, Marie Jackson, Helen Wilson, Means, Geraldine Fiedler,JeanBrumback,Margie Wilson,Karen Sandra McElroy, Pat Healy, Roberta Powell, June Smith, Betty Carey. THIRD ROW: Pat West, Mary Matkin, Cora Jean Teter, Lenzini, Mrs. George Kelso, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jane Aleta Van Leare,JudyTeter. ,.. XX f ol f xx ere our :1ct1x1t1es VSIIICII xull perhaps be the most outstanchng 1n our 111611101195 Vx ho could fomget d1T'lC1l1g 1n the gun mth tlmt spemal person or the feelmv of iI1tlC1pE1IlOI'1 yust before our rox '1ltx was c1oxxned'P The loncf xxefux hours that me spent xxorlnnp, on our floats or ClGCO1 1t1I'1Q fox dances Qlxxax seemed north xxhlle when we uexxed the results THESE were our '1CtlXlt19S a memorable part of our school llfe K 3 V l,, x Ag l 9 N. f , l 1 :tx x JI. he f i f? lf 2 4-wi 'SV -1 106 omfecoming jp5fiuifie5 f 11' We 11111 long 1e111e111be1 the CXC1t0lNQllt 1nc1 suspcnse th1t f111ec1 the 111 on the second C111 of Oetobu xxhtn the 5tuc1e11t5 of 1X11conH1gh School chose theu 1959 HOINCCOIDIIIQ Queen The ho11o15 xx ent de5e1x1n01x to NI155 Nlux Lou C11u 111 1c1ou5 1nc1cl111m111f c11uQ,hte1 of N11 1nd M15 GCO1g,G C 1191 HL1 1tttnc11nt5 xxexn N1155 Donnw Cheex L1 11111 H155 L015 Ho551e SLIIIOI X1.tCIlC1lI1tS M155 1X1 IFX Xnn P01 1no Jun1o1 XttCl'lC1'1l1t M155 XX 111111 5111611101 'Xl 11X lou 11111 her 1ttCllt1ll'ltS 1111 ned OXC1 111 thc fe5t1x1t1e5 The 511 111 l11IlCL Set thc. stfwe fo1 the foI1oxx111g exents The IIOINCCOIHIITQ P111c1L 1x151ec1bx tht Queen 1nc1l1e1 lttenclflnts Folloxxlng xx e1e t11e be 1ut1ful flo1t5 911101 ed bx the x 1r1ou5 e1'155e5 X150 mcluded 111 the p'1r 1c1c, vxe1e the C1155 Queens Next O11 the 12911611 of tl1e fCSt1V1t1CS was the 1ef u111 HOHIGCOIHIITQ, gilllib wlth 1XI11f1n The h'11f t1n1e '1ct1x 1t1es mcluded the C1 OXEHIIIQ' ofthe Queen md the p1e5ent'1t1on of a be'1ut1fu1 bouquet of 1o5e5 incl t11e Hon1econ11ng trophx After the ffarne 1n xxh1ch the TIQGFS fought a losmg battle, the Ho111eeon11ng, c1'1nce 1115 held xxhe1e the Homeeon1111g Queen and her attendants xx ere presented xx 1th brfzcelets Thus we 5h'111 remember 11xxaV5 our 1959 '60 HOIUCCODTIIIQ Fest1v1t1e5 x Q1 Y 'G C? 5 -4 , 'J-A ,' - 1 1 .1 ' I Z , 2 ' 1' 1 ' ' 11 ' I I ' ' 5 ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 1' A, A ' K A 1 1.1 l 114, U .1 ' L A 1 ' 1 - 1 1 '.z 'P' 1 1 z . 1:1' 1 .' 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Steve Lindley, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stivers, was the student body's popular choice for Mr. M.H.S. Steve was chosen because of his willingness to serve, his neat appearance, and his courteous manner. 5 1 18 2 4 Es? ff v B Y 3 4 2' as 5 S K. Y A Q 1 my fm 55 '55 'fix iff v Una J . .,4. .MM H K Q 4 w wa ,,.gp-vnai f-an ,nw- 'S Q 3 Q Q tar , 1 K , S A QQ 59 ' , L',f v ' ' S i'w wgwiiw ' .L JM ,za I.. . -all - : 1 la -nv N., ,4- '3 4.-nv-f sig F! Y ff xv. 'V' x ,.4! 40 ' . 1 bv -irOm fj ,Lzf Q, f .df ' N 'IIA 1 ', ,rar Nr . 1 ,-K 'H Q.-.L Y'x.'i'N' , 1' w , , ,. m, , 9 - 5 ,.4f51.h , 'wf'Q 1W.,. .9 1 X 'ah M 9 42 xii .Q W 'fam '- E 5 a 'L pl . I , 1 f U' 1 9 I J 'QQ 44, V 1 N ,ii f nf if ww F IR li' 3. ? '? 'ST' , 2 1 :Vi ,mf ix 1 1 ,r'5,8 'I :fi rf dv ,Ar J 1.-Qi 32' -' W Q, . , fry I 1 L f , i,.' ,J f it . --3213 iii ' '.: ,'f4 V ,.tW'y:b rL ' 4 'fgxgusx I if . , wx' rv, xfjiwxl i'xf' ,x.- f Q H 9. ,131 y ma, ' 41 v .Y i.'fm. .t -Qui 0 1, k ' E .C ' ' v V f. 'v' 2. 7 Ax. 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Relief has come at last. Lockers were installed. Inter-squad game. Score 0-0. Our team looks great. Tomorrow is Mary Lou's birthday. Hurrah! Labor Day, no school. Sunburns all over the place. Wonder why? First hour office is filled with unexcused absences. What did you do at the Ozarks ? Senior troubles begin. Oh, those English authors. Butter, why isn't Barbara speaking to you? Yearbook staff rest their feet. Seniors get the schedules for their pictures. First football game with Shelbina, Score, 29-12. Good game boys! Football boys have aching muscles. Schoolbegins for another week. Which cloud are you on, Marianne? Senior pictures were taken. School's out at noon for the circus! Football game with Moberly, score 7-7. Yearbook staff got out 6th and 7th hours to finish advertising, but left Mary Lou and Linda Hooton behind! Student Council Installation. Sophomores goofed! Football boys nominate attendants. Goody! Football game with Trenton. Score, 33-6. Wow! Seniors, did you have a good time on your trip? Why so glum, Mary Lou, TROUBLES! What's new, Jones? C October L' Class meetlnffs todw Junlors and Senlors h td an uproax Football game xuth Marcelme postponed Home conung Queen and attendants elected Pep assembly xxhat's Carev so happy for'J Bloodv battle w1th Marcel1ne, score, 12 0 the1r favor ' Hooty starts her re1gn as OIPI Queen Most eyervone went to see 'Day of Trlumph What a mornmg' Club meetmgs F H A ends up smgmg for 40 m1nutes What are you Semor g1rls planmnff Oct 31 999 Some Semors fa1l Macbeth' Senxors work late to get float done Senxors burn m1dn1ght o1l WOII mg on the float for Honaecommg Snake Dance D1d anyone HOt1C6 the footpr1nts'P Parade Dance Football game w1th Mxlan Score, 24 to 6 A dull day Stxll suffermg from Homecomlng head aches You 1n1t1ates sure look cute Another bormg day for the l1st Mr Sandbothe leads the wav Tommy what happened to your ha1r'7 ABSOLUTELY 'NOTHING' NI Club Inmates lead pep assembly How xx as Macbeth Sen1or g1rls'? X NN J .J 125 November Second quarter blues 'Get your bongo drums ready Don Those pop tests 1n bookkeepmg have to g Report cards ugh' The Sen1or 'Beatmks rule 1037 Rubey' NO SCHOOL' Teachers meetmg Amerlcan Educatlon Week begms Some of our teachers are fallmg beh1nd Sen1ors d1str1bute the1r eagerly Z1XX3.ltCCl for p1c tures Lat1n Assembly What IS so funnx Chuck'P Sen1or class meetmg Judy says Same hele Gerry says ' You too'7 Pep assembly G'1mexx1thCentral1'1 Score 13 13 Speech contest Top s1x were chosen 'Xhss Jones found her amber beads agam Why so glum th1s week lVl1SS Jones? Speech class presents plogram at church What happened to the record player? Sen1ors start learmng sonnets W1nner was p1cked for the speech contest St1ll beamlng Jones 'P F H A Reg1onal meetmg 1n the cafeter1a Students get out of school to watch the heheopter over football f1eld Dancmg 1nstruct1ons were also gwen SORE TOES' Sen1ors got out all afternoon to decoxate for Harvest Dance Sen1ors decorated all day for dance Mrs Roebuck went mad' Harvest Dance was held that mght w1th Elalne Perry and Steve L1ndley relgnmg Thanksgwxng assembly was glven by Speechclass THANKSGIVING vacat1on Fun, fun, fun Band Cl1n1c Sen1ors go mad learmng sonnets ' 9 ' ' o! - ' . , . ,, . I f . , ' U ' H I . . . . I , - . - . Y . y . V , . ' ' vv . fu ' . 9 ' Y H . 7 ' l . 1. ' 4 . , . The date of the Harvest Dance was changed again! u . Y . A . , . . . . . V y . C A 4 u l 7'ffW7 December Sen1or Tacky Day Who let outthe pa1r of convicts'? Club meetmgs Back to hard labor after vacatlon Startmg to decorate the doors for Chr1stmas Slxth hour Engllsh IV developed laryng1t1s but soon recovered M1ss Jones wants perfect1on F1rst she wants us to learn e1ght sonnets Then she saxd a good student w1ll learn thlrteen Sonnets and two dramatlc monologues, so now we've d9C1ded to memor1ze the WHOLE BOOK' St1ll decoratlng those doors' Where's Donna Cheever'P Everyone was sk1pp1ng class to decorate doors for the ChorusChr1strnas Concert and 1n the m1ddle of everythmg we had a f1re drlll Speech class glves program at Rotary Club p1c tures were taken Football banquet a roarmg success w1th Crutch.t'1eld the center of lt all Senlors were measured for caps and gowns Most Semors f1nally flnlshed Sonnets and mono logues Sen1or banquet Olpl staff presents program Student Counc1l Soc1al Comm1ttee workmg l1ke mad to get sle1ghs done for the Chrlstmas party Club meetmgs were held and the G A A had thelr Chr1stmas party Faculty Chr1stmas party Basketball game wlth Un1onv1l1e Score 58 57 the1r favor. Christmas assembly Everyone out for vacations Hurrah! 3- 'x 'X W hi 127 1 W ,AA-I 1 January s M? in-Q7 Back to school Dlamonds are floatlng around LEAP YEAR Ice skatmg r1nk east of the football stadlum a blg success Sen1or Math class enjoyed the antlcs of Ralph Ralph Club meetmgs Basketball game at Trenton Trenton won Basketball game at Ch11l1cothe They won Everyone's crammlng for the semester tests Party meetmgs held Posters all over the halls We played Brookfield at Brookfleld 71 59 Macon's favor Played M1lan here V1ctory agam for us 45 42 collectlons begm Everyone IS robblng plggy banks for yearbook Semester report cards G1rls basketball lntra murals begm Flrst hour defeats fourth hour for lst place Real cute Turk1sh student from Central College v1s1ts M H S Pr1mary elect1ons' Macon played Marshall at Chllllcothe tournament and lost Party meetmgs Sen1or class meetmg p1cked out announcements H 4 128 , g B 1 4 . ' ' . 4' x . 5 - . . . H - . In 6 ' . 8 . . 9 ' ' . . 12 ' . 13 ' . 14 . 15 ' . - . 16 ' u . ' ' . - . 18 F,H,A. gave program for sorority. Yearbook 19 ' .' ' . 20 . ' ' - 21 D ' 22 ' i . l ' . 25 ' ' 28 0 ' . H 4 - 2 ' ' -' . . O 9 X . wt f -ll February 1 Mr. Chang visits our school. He gave a very interesting talk about Formosa. 2 Who didn't plug the tape recorder in,Donnie ?Cheever did a B,B, dance in Year- book. 3 Assembly, The Big Big World and The People init, presented by Mrs. Kelso and the F,H,A, Yea, Mary Lou! 9 Latin night - Oh that Latin Band! 10 Club meetings - What hap- pened to the F,H,A, candy? 15 College day - Those lucky colleges recenmg the GREXT class of 1960! 18 Assembly presented by the University of Kansas EYZCELLFNT March 4 School Dance - Frenchie, Frenchie! F,F.A, Trip - What did you do boys 222 19 Macon Music Clinic - vocal and insti umental 23 Safety assembly. 29 Fashion show - Oh, those models! 30 Annual spring band concert - That 31 Ottumwa concert - Very good. April 2 District Contest - Who's nervous? G Vocal concert. 19 Student Council Convention. 20 Student Council movie. 21 Moberly Singers present assembly 22 Assembly presented by Sergeant Usher. M ay 3 F,F,A, Banquet -Watchout for those girls on the serving team! G University singers present program 22 Baccalaureate. 26 Commencement - The time has certainly gone fast ! X Z'- X WIN Val exl ZS 1 117' 1 fi ,,, fi. 1 ,Ax QS J Q5 were our sports bu11c11n both the sportsmansmp and the boches of our 'lthletes From f'111 to sprmg, we c m hefu the thud of 1bOOtCC1 footbill the sxush of 1 bfisl etb111 throuvh the net ox the sound of the f,1'1C1 shoes on the cmdered trfacl 'md alxx axs the roqr of our fa1t11fu1 ffms We haxe spent manv eXc1t1ng hours both part1c1pat1ng 111 and XX'1tCh1f'10 THESL athletlc ex ents The da11y pracuccs made the most of each xx e11 co orcimated team A11 our t6'1l'l1S showed a flghtlllg sp1r1t 'md xxhethu the TIQQFS won or lost we 111 chsplaved our good sportsmanslup THESE lre the memomes we xx111 keep of our teams f7X- - ix Q 1 , -vw M171 1171 wx f 61111.15 1 MK 2 2 TJ 1 Nb ,I V! X , . XXX' ',' 1 , ni s 14 MACON 29 SHELBINA 12 The Macon Tigers met a strong Shelbina Indian team on the home field, and breaks spelled the big difference in the game. Statiscally, Macon led the Indians in yards gained from running and passing but Shelbina rolled up eleven first clowns to Macon's ten first downs, much of it being in the last quarter as Coach Dunn began seasoning some of the younger boys. MACON 7 MOBERLY 7 The Tigers met the Moberly Pups and came out with a tie in what proved to be a thrilling and hard I fought game. A 50 yard pass Cheever to Baldwin was a highlight, and Macon s steady running attack drove into pay-dirt for the Macon score. A tie was gained by Moberly in the last 45 seconds. inn 132 Q1 J 'x 'xx ffjgtww! Kelly, Boyd Jeffries, Eddie Knowles, Mike Harris, FIFTH ROW: Jerry Grant, Wendell Grant, Donet Main, Mike Humphrey, Kenny Porter, David Switzer, Pat Conaty, Richard Bunton,Joe McGhee. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Bruner, James Waller, Ronnie Kitchen, Student Manager, Russell Stokes, Student Managerq Mike Bowzer, Claymore Needham, Seventh Rowg Coach Robert Willson,Coach David Marr, Doctor A,I., Durdan,Coach Hugh Dunn,Coach Alfred Welch. latter FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Clarence Walker, David Norton, Donald Marshall, Ronnie Porter, Porter Baldwin, Everett Steffen, Eddie Miller, Bobby Usher, Donald Cheever. SI-ICOND ROW: Claire Wray, Jerry Devine, Jimmy Wildin, John White, Jerry Joiner, Gary Holman, Trell Foster, Kenny Duncan, John Ewing. THIRD ROW: Dale Fortney, Mike Barger, Mike Frost, Mike Maloney, Scott Phillips, Jim Scvree, Ronald Bentele, Larry Crutchfield, Larry Kilgore. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Farmer, Hugh Teter, Roger Duncan, Ronnie Burch, Buddy Carter, Jerry RONNIE PURTICR PORTER BALDWIN JICRRY DeYINli Senior Back Senior Back Senior Center Four-year Letterman Three-year Letterman TWO-year Lette-rrn All-District Honorable Mention MACON 33 TRICNTON I5 Macon downed a game but outmanned Trenton team in their first Conference engagement. Macon rolled up 2533 yards rushing and all the Tigers saw action during the game, Clarence Walker showed his great potential as a fast, shifty runner, Donald Cheever continued to gain great yardage, Ronnie Porter turned in fine blocking and signalcalling, and Porter Baldwin showed great defensive ability as well as tricky running and blocking all of the Tiger linemen turned in a good game. MACON 0 UNIONVILLE 21 Again the Tigers met a team withagreater will to win and Unionville gave Macon their worst loss of the Season. The Tigers minus three starters, Porter, Bentele, and Phillips, were unable to muster up enough spirit to become the go-go-go guys they usually are regardless of the opposition. A very muddy field and a game played away from home could have helped play a part in the defeat. l T T 2 Tiger Coaches and Co-Captains: Robert Wilson, Hugh Dunn, Ronnie Porter, Porter Baldwin, Alfred Welch, David Marr. 133 DON MARSHALL BUDDY CARTER RONNIE BURCH Senior Back Senior Tackle Senior End TWO-year Letterman Three-year Letterman One-year Letterman N.-XCON -ll BROOKFIIQLD 12 With an overall team effort, the Tigers ran over the Brookfield Bulldogs 41-12. Most of the Tiger squad saw action and all turned in top performances. Statistics showed a much closer game than it actually was, but with Macon putting on a fine exhibition of pass defense and also recovering two fumbles, plus a good running offense they rolled up the score all-O before the Bulldogs were allowed to score in the fourth quarter. MACON O M.-XRCELINE 13 The Macon Tigers suffered their first loss to a big, rough Marceline outfit, who showed good power but also racked up 100 yards in penalties. Although the Tigers were only down one touchdown at the half they were unable to get back in the game. Because of injuries, Macon lost some of their Chatter boys and struggled through the second half unable to scratch pay-dirt. LARRY CRUTCHFIELD LARRY KILGORE JIM SLIBREE Senior Tackle Senior End Senior Tackle Two-year Letterman One-year Letterman Two-year Letterman All-District Honorable Mention Z cpm x L l 1 X . ' TRIAJLL FOSTER wx .H 3 RONALD BPINTELIC GARY lI1JI,M.xN JuI1i0I' GU-i1!'Cl 'H L - -H Junior Tackle Junior Guard Two-year Letterman ' . Two-vezu' Letterman One-verir Letterm in MACON 6 MILAN 24 Beforeabig homecoming crowd, the Tigers metthe conference leaders, the Milan Wildcats, and in spite of injuries, played them a hard-fought game. Outweighed by 20 lbs,per man in the line, the Tigers time and again stopped the Milan runners for little gain, The brightest spot in the Macon offense was a 63 yard scoring run by Donald Cheever. All of the Tigers played a fine game. MACON 7 CHILLICOTHE 26 Scoring in every quarter, and running the last play of the game for a score, the Chillicothe Hornets gave the Tigers their fourth conference defeat. The Tiger line was outmanned by the Hornet line who out- weighed the Tigers but Macon put upagood fighting battle throughout the game, to keep the outcome in doubt until late in the third quarter. CLAIRIQ XXKAY CLARENCE WALKER DONALD CIILEYLR Junior Guard Junior Back Junior Back Two-year Letterman One-vear Letterman Two-year Letterman All-District Honorable Mention ,pear- SCOTT PIIILLIPS DAVID NORTON JICRRY JUINICR Junior lind Junior liaick Junior Huck Une-your Letterman One-your Letterman UNL'-YCIII' L0ttU1'Ill-lfl MACON 19 KIRKSVILLE 6 The Tigers played their last 1959 home game in a blaze of glory, winning their last conference game to cinch fifth place in the conference, downing a good Kirksville team in a heads-up, allout effort by the Tigers. The Tiger line showed well with Maloney, Kilgore, Crutchfield, Foster, Carter, Wray, Phillips, Devine, Bentele, Wadlin, Norton, Holman, Sebree, Burch, and other Tigers in the thick of the battle. In the backfield doing an outstanding job were Baldwin, Porter, Cheever, Marshall, and Walker. MACON 13 CENTRALIA 13 The Tigers ended their grid season in a fighting finish, tying a strong Centralia team on a frozen Panther field, coming from behind twice to gaina tie and knocked at the door for a win before time took over. The Tigers contained a very strong running attack very well and went to the air themselves to keep the game on an even footing, and a blocked kick was all that saved the Panthers from a defeat. JIMMY Wi-XDLIN MIKE MALONEY Sophomore Center Sophomore Tackle Two-year Letterman One-year Letterman dv W. Q fp. ,Mm vu- Nia 11111111 L 1111111 111 1111' I IJ 11111111 1-1111114 gums . K Ih1-'I'ig111's CIIIUI' U11 11111 Il 111111 1 u 115 lu11Irlu111:1111i 1'111'1v1'. I 111 11111 111' L'l1L-eva-1 137 W C i ff 1 Tx .sniff hmmm: unfair! 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JJW ite Q Olflflfglfljff 50 Qlf7L0lflfL QI As we look back ox 91 our 1959 '60 01131 we xull look hacl ox er ou1 lugh school hfe NILIIICBFIGS vull rush hacl memomes of fmends flcultx classes '1Ct1XltlCS and soc1'1l llfe and some memoues not so good of nnstakes me hut made th1llgS we xx 1sh ue had done chfferentlx These memorles xull perhaps be most x1x 1d to the Senlors memor1es vull llnger Nlemorles of fmends mule ind of fI'19HClS lost vull be the shadows of our paths not only fr1endsh1ps betxn een students but ilso betxx een students and teachers There w1ll of eourse be too manv moments shared that vxe xxon't be able to recill But the most lmportant ones vull last fOl6X er 111 our hx es 111 our homes and 1n our hearts They xull stand is 1 sxmbol of un1ty VVh1Ch xxelnevs throughout our four wars It Macon H1gh I ' v . f f - . - ' ' ', ' ' . 4 ' ' . . a A X . I. ' i H . ' s I .79 4 ' 9 K -7. ' n .4 ' 1 3 .' ,- -- ' K - V5 1 VA K , ' 1 7. 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