Marion County High School - Vistan Yearbook (Buena Vista, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

“DecUcattoK DR. B. T. RAINEY To you, Dr. Rainey, we affectionately dedicate this 1958 edition of The Vistan. You have ministered to us and our families for forty years. No weather has been too inclement and no roads too muddy for you to answer our call when we needed you. You brought half the membership of our club into the world. You have sometimes made us feel better by merely sitting in the room. The Betas want you to know that we appreciate your full life of service and unselfish devotion to our community. MR. GEORGE McGLAUN And to you, Mr. McGlaun, we dedicate this 1958 edition of The Vistan. Your quiet, unassuming manner has commanded our love and respect. Your firm, Christian character has helped mold us, not only into better ball players and students, but also into better citizens. We shall always be inspired by your kind, friendly advice and the spirit of camaraderie which prevailed in your relations with us. On a hill in western Georgia Wind thy corridors. Boys and girls of Marion County Sing with joyful voice. Chorus: Marion County, Alma Mater, As the years go by We will love and do thee honor, Marion County High. Days of friendship and of study Days and nights of play. Memories we'll ever cherish Wander where we may. «JM Sctfr U Ue tde tt MR. ARTHUR J. BENSON Georgia Southwestern College University of Georgia B.S. - M. Ed. 'PxCKCCfrcU MR. W. C. MATHEWS Norman Junior College Florida State University, B.S. - M. S. MRS. MARIANNE WALL Secretary to Superintendent (?auHtef SxW SctucetfioK Standing: Board Chairman, Mr. Arthur D. Lowe; Superintendent, Arthur J. Benson. Seated: Mr. Clarence Perry, Mr. Ernest Hart, Mr. Travis Wells, Mr. Allen Davis. acuity MR. B. G. MOORES Eastern Kentucky State College Band - Social Science - Senior Sponsor MISS JOSEPHINE LOVELACE Alabama Polytechnic Institute Science - Junior Sponsor MRS. MARIAN McGLAUN Winthrop College University of Georgia Librarian - Junior Sponsor MRS. PEARL S. GARRETT University of Arkansas Peabody College English - Sophomore Sponsor MISS EVIE WHITE University of Alabama Bowling Green Business University Commercial - Sophomore Sponsor MRS. LOUISE LOWE Piedmont College Newberry College Social Science - Freshman Sponsor MRS. ROSA W. PRYOR Georgia State College for Women Home Economics - Freshman Sponsor MRS. RUBY BENSON Georgia Southwestern College Georgia State College for Women Eighth Grade Sponsor MISS RUTH LANCASTER Georgia State College for Women Eighth Grade Sponsor MR. KING MOSS University of Georgia Agriculture 'pacuity MR. OTTIS BEARD Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College University of Georgia Agriculture MR. GEORGE McGLAUN Berry College University of Georgia Coach - Mathematics MRS. ETHEL HELMS Georgia State College for Women University of Georgia Visiting Teacher MISS VERNA ALLISON Bessie Tift College Georgia State College for Women - Cox College Seventh Grade MRS. ELOISE WOOLDRIDGE Georgia State Teachers College Seventh Grade MISS KATILU BRADY Georgia State College for Women Georgia Southwestern College Sixth Grade MRS. SARA ROBINSON Georgia Southwestern College Georgia State College for Women Sixth Grade MRS. NELLIE McCORKLE Georgia Southwestern College University of Georgia Fifth Grade MISS LORA MATHIS Georgia State Teachers College Fifth Grade MRS. IRENE BENSON Georgia Southwestern College University of Georgia Fourth Grade 0?acu£ t MRS. ANN MOSS Georgia Southwestern College University of Georgia Fourth Grade MRS. EUNICE LANCASTER Georgia Southwestern College Third Grade MRS. MARY SINGLETON University of Georgia Third Grade MRS. ANNIE COOK Piedmont College, G. S. C. W. University of Georgia Second Grade MRS. CHLOE CROXTON University of Georgia Second Grade MRS. MARY LOU BURGIN Georgia State Teachers College First Grade MRS. IDA BOB WEBB Georgia Southwestern College Alabama Polytechnic Institute First Grade MRS. RUBY WELLS Georgia State College for Women First Grade MRS. MARY ALICE WILLIAMS Georgia State College for Women Music - Piano SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to tight: Gayle Youngblood, Stout McMickle, Emily Taylor, Juanita McCorkle, Juanita Welch. President..................................................STOUT McMICKLE Vice President...................................JUANITA WELCH Secretary....................................GAYLE YOUNGBLOOD Treasurer.....................................JUANITA McCORKLE Reporter ...............................................EMILY TAYLOR SeittonA KAREN KEARBEY AMMONS FHA 1,4; BusinessClub 2,3,4; Program Chairman 3; Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3.4; Beta Club 4; Science Club 2; Glee Club 1; Smile Queen of Home room 4. SARA ANN CHAPMAN FHA 1,2,4; Science Club 2; Busi- ness Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Library Club 2,3; Glee Club 1; Perfect Attendance 3. JIMMY CURLEE FFA 1,2, 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2. Settlor PAULINE DOBBS FHA 1,2,3, 4, Membership Chairman 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Degree Chairman 4; Miss FHA 3; Beta Club 3,4; Historian on Vistan Staff 4; Business Club 3, 4; Library Club 1; Science Club 2; Office Assistant 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1,3; School Patrol 2,3,4. EDITH FRENCH FHA 1,2, 3, 4, President3, Treas- urer 4; Business Club 3,4; Editor of Pioneer 4; Beta Club 3,4, Pro- gram Chairman 4; Vistan Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Glee Club 1; Speech and Drama 2, 2nd Place Reading 2; Room Representative 2,4. DOROTHY GOODROE Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Corporal 3,4; Business Club 3, Reporter 3; Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Editor-in-Chief of Vis- tan 4; Class President 1,2; Room Representative 3; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Historian 2, Recreation Chairman 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Science Club 2. Se U i JUDY GOODROE Band 1,2,3, 4, Sergeant 2,3, Majorette 3,4, Lieuten- ant Student Director 4; French Horn Soloist at Music Festival 2,3, Excellent Rating 2, Superior Rating 3; FHAl.2,3, 4, President 4, Secretary 2, Chairman of Recreation 1; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Activities Editor of Vistan 4; Business Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Reporter 3; All-State Band 4. PATRICIA HALL Basketball 2,3,4; FHA 2,3. 4; Tri- Hi-Y 1,2, Vice President 1; Busi- ness Club 2,4, President 4; Band 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Scrapbook Chairman 4; “Vistan Staff 4, Sports Editor; Room Representative 2; Class Officer 1; Glee Club 1; Science Club 2. WAYNE JERNIGAN FFAl.2,3,4, Assistant Reporter 1, Reporter 2, Treas- urer 3,4; Room Representative 3; Business Club 3,4, Reporter 4. Se tc i4 ROLAND JORDAN FFA 1,2; Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Tri-Hi- Y 1,2; Business Club 4; Basketball 3; Senior King of Halloween Carnival 4; Vistan Staff 4, Business Man- ager. RICHARD KEARBEY Basketball 1; Trl-Hi-Y 1; Library Club 3,4, President 3; Business Club 3; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1. GAYLE McCORKLE FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Business Club 2,3, Scrapbook Editor 2, President 3; Band 2,3,4, Corporal 4; Beta Club 3,4, Pin Inspector 4; 3rd Place in District Typing Contest; Calendar Editor of Vistan 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Glee Club 1; Science Club 2; Cheer- leader 4; Smile Queen 4; Assistant Manager Ball Team 3. Se Uo JUANITA McCORKLE FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Reporter 3,4. State De- gree 3; Beta Club 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Office As- sistant 3; Cheerleader 3; Activities Editor of Vistan 4; Class Treasurer 4; Class Reporter 2; Science Club 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. RENA McCORKLE FHA 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 3, Recrea- tion Chairman 4; Business Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1; Tri- Hi-Y 1; Beta Club 3,4; Vistan Staff, Assistant Editor-in-Chief 4; Pioneer” Staff 4. MARY JOYCE McMICKLE Beta Club 3,4, Scrapbook Editor 4; ”Vistan” Staff; Band 1,2,3, 4, Majorette 3,4, Sergeant 4; Music Festival Soloist 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 3; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Historian 2, Parliamentarian 4; Business Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Pioneer” Staff 4; Hal- loween Carnival Queen 1; Local Reading Contest 1. Se U t4 STOUT McMICKLE Class President 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Pioneer Staff 2, 3,4, Business Manager 2, Assistant Manager 3, Art Editor 4; Business Club 2, 3,4; FFA 1,3; Halloween Carnival King 2; Third District Typing Contest First Place 3. JOANNA OWENS FHA 1,2,4, Finance Chairman 1, Degree Chairman 2; Basketball 2, 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3, Reporter 2; Science Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. LINWOOD PIKE FFA 3; Hi-Y 1,2; Science Club 2; Band 2; Business Club 4. Se tuvi6 HORACE SNIDER FFA 1,2,3,4, 2nd Vice President 1, Assistant Treas- urer 2, Assistant Secretary 3, President 4; School Patrol 4; Fire Warden 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Smile King 4. EMILY TAYLOR Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4, Captain 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Histo- rian 4; Business Club 3,4; “Pioneer Staff, Campus Capers Editor 4; Beta Club 4; Band 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; M Club 1; Class Reporter 2,4; Perfect Attendance 2. CAROLYN WATTS Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Class Treasurer 3; Science Club 1; Business Club 2,3; Pioneer Staff, Sports Editor 4; FHA 1,2,4; Office Assistant 2, 3, 4; Fire Inspector 2. Settavuy JUANITA WELCH Basketball 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Busi- ness Club 2,3, Vice President 3; Science Club 2; Sen- ior Queen of Halloween Carnival 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Vistan Staff, Snapshot Editor 4; Pioneer Staff, Art Editor 3; Class Vice President 4. RALPH WELLS Band 1,2,3, 4; FFA 1; Hi-Y 1,2; Science Club 2; Business Club 2; Class Vice President 3; Room Rep- resentative 4; Junior King of Hal- loween Carnival 3. GAYLE YOUNGBLOOD Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; FHA 1,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Business Club 2,3, Scrapbook Editor 3; Smile Queen 1; Queen of Halloween Carnival 3; Class Secretary 4; Vistan Staff, Snapshot Editor 4; Science Club 2. 4 'TtteA aye fo t£e Se tfon6 FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT It has been my privilege and pleasure to serve you and to have a small part in your educational development. You are to be commended for your loyalty, perseverance and determination. These three attributes have carried you thus far and I wish you Godspeed on through the years. Go forth now into the world and make use of your educa- tion to the best of your ability. May I say that I know that you, with your high ideals and moral standards, will be a credit to your parents, your school, your community, and to your nation. FROM THE PRINCIPAL It has been said that The half of knowledge is to know where to seek it. ’’ We sincerely hope that you have gained that skill during your years at M. C. H. S. All of you face a complex world as you leave this institution. Our prayer is that we have helped you in some small way to cope with this situation. The best wishes of the faculty follow you always. Ca).c.. zrftk t6e ScKCOX (plaAA '5% As we, the Seniors of 58, are preparing for our graduation our thoughts turn backward to many things we have done and the friendships we have shared during our school years. We have sixteen members in our class who began school in 1946 in one of the Marion County Schools, Buena Vista, Brantley, Draneville, or Tazewell. Since the schools were consolidated from the seventh grade up, these sixteen members have been together at Marion County High School for five years. We feel that this fact gives our class a special kind of unity. Our class has been well represented in all school activities during our four years of high school. Juanita Welch, Pat Hall, Gayle Youngblood, Carolyn Watts, Dorothy Good- roe, and Joanna Owens have made a great contribution to our girls’ basketball team. Stout McMickle and Roland Jordan have done the same for the boys' team. Emily Taylor, Edith French, Gayle McCorkle, Wayne Jernigan, Juanita McCorkle, and Mary Joyce McMickle have served as cheerleaders. Our class has also had Judy Goodroe, Mary Joyce McMickle, Ralph Wells, Dorothy Goodroe, Pat Hall, Gayle McCorkle, and Emily Tay- lor in the band. Judy Goodroe and Mary Joyce McMickle have been majorettes for the last two years. We have had many participants in F. F. A., F. H. A., Business Club, Library Club, and other school organizations. Some of the outstanding moments during our high school years for individual members as well as for the entire class have been: our winning first place in the Field Day when we were Juniors, Stout McMickle’s and Mary Helms' being crowned King and Queen of the Halloween Carnival during our Sophomore year, Pauline Dobbs' being crowned Miss F. H A. '' in our Junior year, Stout McMickle's winning first place in boys' typing in the district contest in our Junior year, Judy Goodroe's superior rating in her French Horn solo at the Music Festival during our Junior year, the initiation of sixteen of our class members into the Beta club during our Junior and Senior years. The crowning achievement of our Junior year was the Prom-Dance at which we entertained the Seniors. We thought the beautiful underwater scene of King Neptune's Court was outstanding. Our projects dur- ing our Senior year have been mostly pecuniary, but have been conducted successfully under the supervision of our sponsor, Mr. B. G. Moores. The honors, if any, are still un- announced as the annual goes to press. Our school years have meant much to us. We should sincerely like to thank all the friends, parents, and faculty who have helped to make these memories what they are. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Iralu Robinson, Reporter; Kay Duke, Vice President; Boyce Miller, President; Dicky Goodroe, Reporter. Missing: Stella Bond, Secretary-Treasurer. VERNER ALEXANDER EDITH ANTHONY JO ANN BENSON STELLA ANN BOND GENE BROWN LARRY CHAPMAN GAIL CROZIER KAY DUKE JACK GLOSS DICKY GOODROE HERBERT FOSTER VERNIE MAE FULLER v- BERNICE GRIER HENRY HARBUCK MARY NELL HARBUCK D. P. HENSON ANN HOGG PEGGY JONES RUDOLPH KILLINGSWORTH DONNIE McAllister 7u Uo ELMO MCALLISTER BOYCE MILLER PEGGY MOORE RONALD OWENS KENNETH POPE BILLY MACK POWELL JACQUELINE POWELL GAIL SftOz rRo ffE- RTS JIMMY ROBERTS IRALU ROBINSON SHERRY RUSH SHARON SNIDER TOMMY STEWART WESLEY WEAVER WILLIAM WEAVER DOUGLAS WEBB CLASS OFFICERS President Barbara Powell Vice President Jane Wells Secretary-Treasurer Mary Jo Brady Reporter Nell Welch Mary Jo Brady Johnny Brown Dewey Carter Left to right: Nell Welch, Barbara Powell. Mary Jo Brady, Jane Wells. Annette Anthony Arthur Boyette SafeAac uvie4 Tommy Chapman Charles Clements Annette Daniel Annie Rose Fuller Clyde Grimsley Billy Harbuck Jimmy Harbuck Jerry Henson Larry Joyner Amos Kemp Edward Moulton Lucile O’Heam Sybil Phillips Barbara Powell Cary Scott Joyce Simmons Billy Stringfellow Wayne Thompson Waymon Tyler Betty Underwood Rocky Wade Carolyn Welch Nell Welch Jane Wells Bill Tom Wooldridge Jack Wyrick men Top row, left to right: Benny Curlee, Ripley Stamper. Bottom row: Judith Halley, Sally Lowe, Carolyn Smith, Beverly Powell. CLASS OFFICERS OF 9-Lowe President Beverly Powell Vice President Ripley Stamper Secretary Judith Halley Treasurer Benny Curlee Reporters Sally Lowe Carolyn Smith Clayton Ammons D. C. Barrett Wyndell Blythe Earl Brannon Bernice Brown Doxi Bryan Buster Burgin Hamer Cannon Mike Crozier Benny Curlee Carolyn Davis Margie Gloss Annette Goodroe George Goodroe Clide Grier Bessie Hale P'ie46 He t CLASS OFFICERS OF 9-Pryor President Brenda Jane Powell Vice President Carolyn Davis Secretary Ellen Helms Treasurer Mike Crozier Reporter Loxi Wells Left to right: Mike Crozier, Carolyn Davis, Brenda Powell, Ellen Helms, Loxi Wells. Judith Halley Wayne Harbuck Mariola Hart Ellen Helms Frances Hodge Jimmy Hogg Frances Hunt Sara Ann Isom Sally Lowe Wiley McAllister Gloria McCorkle Susanne Moss Sandra Owens Annie John Phillips Carol Jane Pike Arthur Powell 0p ie4£ Ke i Beverly Powell Brenda Powell Lanier Roberts Doris Robinson Marlene Sanders Sam Singleton Carolyn Smith Charles Snider Mark Snider Joyce Spinks Ripley Stamper Doris Thornton Patsy Turner Larry Jo Underwood Gary Watson Jean Webb Clarence Welch Karen Welch Loxi Wells Chap Williams Ruble Youngblood EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Diane Harbuck, Shep Pryor, Donnie Powell, Mark Helms. Seated; Christine Pilcher, Fran Brooks, Florence Weaver, June French, James Brown, Bobby Wool- dridge. OFFICERS OF 8-BENSON President.......................................DONNIE POWELL Vice President............-...................FLORENCE WEAVER Secretary..................................................JUNE FRENCH Treasurer....................................CHRISTINE PILCHER Reporters..................................................FRAN BROOKS MARK HELMS OFFICERS OF 8-LANCASTER President........................................SHEP PRYOR Vice President..................................JAMES BROWN Secretary-Treasurer -- -------------------BOBBY WOOLDRIDGE Reporter........................................DIANE HARBUCK Frieda Mae Barrett Diane Brannon Fran Brooks Louise Brown James Brown Brownie Benson Jack Christopher Frances Conner Donnie Finkle Tancred Forsyth D. W. Foster June French Nellie Fuller George Grier Betty Grimsley Janet Hale Bobby Harbuck Diane Harbuck Paul Harbuck Yvonne Harbuck Ernest Hart Mark Helms Brenda Henson Frank Highnote Clayton Hodge Brenda Hunt Douglas Jones Sue Jones tyuuCe Robert Mathews Marian McGlaun Barney Miller Ronnie Moore Elsie Moulton Brenda O'Hearn Dennis Parker Christine Pilcher Annelle Powell Donnie Powell Shelton Prince Shep Pryor Beatrice Scott Mary Sinns Trudy Sue Smith Lorene Stubbs Carlene Thomaston Ruben Tyler Diane Tyner Robert Tyner Burt Veal Irene Veal Travis Watts Florence Weaver Jimmy Welch Larry Welch Bobby Wooldridge 0 ‘SaA bet eiCC dpvtla. Seated: Carolyn Davis, Joanna Owens, Mary Nell Harbuck, Carolyn Watts, Dorothy Goodroe, Pat Hall, Juanita Welch, Nell Welch, Gayle Youngblood, Sara Ann Isom, Brenda Powell. Standing: Mary Joyce McMickle, Scorekeeper; Mr. George McGlaun, Coach; Beverly Powell, Manager. 957-5% Scwe MCHS - - - - 35 Ellaville............33 MCHS --------70 Cusseta-------------24 MCHS----------52 Richland---------- - 46 MCHS-------------48 Lumpkin------------37 MCHS — - - 60 Plains --- - -------43 MCHS------------ 44 Preston-----------... 30 MCHS--------42 Vienna---------------- 43 MCHS - - - - 40 Roberta--------------38 MCHS----------66 Cusseta --- ----------30 MCHS--------54 Richland------------28 MCHS--------56 Harris Co. ---------52 MCHS--------41 Roberta --- --------46 MCHS--------32 Lumpkin ------------27 MCHS - - - - 34 Preston------------32 MCHS - 1363 MCHS--------58 Cuthbert...................56 MCHS ---------41 Dawson------------- — 33 MCHS---------- 52 Harris Co. - - - — 58 MCHS----------- 57 Butler.........is MCHS----------51 Ellaville......41 MCHS---------- 38 Cuthbert ------ 34 MCHS----------39 Oglethorpe------------ 23 MCHS ---------44 Dawson---------36 MCHS----------37 Talbot Co. ----- 46 MCHS----------50 Vienna - -- -- --68 MCHS----------53 Butler---------36 MCHS----------- 63 Oglethorpe----------- - 66 MCHS--------48 Talbot Co. ----- 39 MCHS ---------58 Plains----------44 Opponents - 1112 High Point Girl - Dorothy Goodroe Scuuiet zU “Soy Back row: Donnie McAllister, Manager; Ripley Stamper, Kenneth Pope, Arthur Boyette, George Goodroe, Rocky Wade, Mr. George McGlaun, Coach; Larry Joe Underwood, Lannie Studdard. Front row: Dicky Goodroe, Tommy Stewart, Boyce Miller, Stout McMickle, Cap- tain; Jimmy Roberts, Co-Captain; Donald Wells, Roland Jordan. 957-5% Scone MCHS-------52 Ellaville............35 MCHS - - - - 49 Cusseta..............38 MCHS ----------61 Richland---------- - 50 MCHS ------52 Lumpkin--------------68 MCHS--------52 Plains...............64 MCHS--------- 48 Preston..............39 MCHS--------64 Roberta--------------45 MCHS--------68 Lumpkin--------------54 MCHS--------49 Preston..............37 MCHS ------65 Vienna...............56 MCHS---------60 Roberta..............59 MCHS - - - - 62 Cusseta..............36 MCHS - - - - 56 Richland.............33 MCHS--------42 Harris Co............66 MCHS - 1662 MCHS - - - - 48 Cuthbert------------- - - 54 MCHS--------70 Dawson -- -----------41 MCHS - - - - 61 Harris Co............48 MCHS - - - - 58 Butler...............63 MCHS--------39 Ellaville............42 MCHS----------55 Cuthbert.............54 MCHS---------- 63 Oglethorpe---------- 41 MCHS----------66 Dawson -- -----------41 MCHS----------75 Talbot Co. ----- 27 MCHS - - - - 62 Vienna -- -----------55 MCHS----------71 Butler...............46 MCHS----------80 Oglethorpe...........45 MCHS - - - - 64 Talbot...............40 MCHS----------64 Plains...............51 Opponents - 1328 High Point Boy - Stout McMickle MRS. LOUISE LOWE Sponsor Let Us Lead GAYLE YOUNGBLOOD by President Serving Others Top row; Roland Jordan. Vice President; Judy Goodroe, Secretary-Treasurer; Dorothy Goodroe, Reporter; Gayle McCorkle, Pin Inspector; Pat Hall. Mary Joyce McMickle, Scrapbook Chairmen. Second row: Edith French, Program Chairman; Karen Ammons, Pauline Dobbs, Richard Kearbey, Juanita McCorkle, Rena McCorkle. Third row: Emily Taylor, Juanita Welch. Verner Alexander, Jo Ann Benson, Stella Bond, Gail Crozier. Last row: Kay Duke, Dicky Goodroe, Bernice Grier, Mary Nell Harbuck, Laverne Icard, Peggy Moore. 'Seta (?£ d JACQUEUNE IRALU SHERRY DOUGLAS DONALD POWELL ROBINSON RUSH WEBB WELLS Some 'paete (Zottcennim? “Seta (?lu The Beta Club is a leadership - service organization. It was chartered under the laws of South Carolina in 1936 and is a national organization. The Marion County Chapter was organized in 1940. Qualifications for membership in the Marion County Chapter are: a scholastic average of eighty-five, good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. Membership is by invitation only to those Juniors and Seniors who meet these qualifications. Prospective members must be approved by the head of the local high school. The most important project of the Marion County Beta Club is the financing and pub- lishing of this book, the school annual. The staff of The Vistan is chosen from the Senior Beta members. 'l i Uut Standing: Judy Goodroe, Activities Editor; Rena McCorkle, Assistant Editor; Juanita Welch, Gayle Youngblood, Snapshot Editors; Roland Jordan, Business Manager; Juanita McCorkle, Activities Editor; Edith French, Pauline Dobbs, Historians. Seated: Pat Hall, Sports Editor; Dorothy Goodroe, Editor; Mary Joyce McMickle, Gayle McCorkle, Calendar Editors. definedeututcoe Standing: Sam Singleton, Susanne Moss, Ralph Wells Edith French, Mark Snider, Sybil Phillips, Waymon Tyler, Jettie Sue Kemp, Billy Mack Powell, Jimmy Roberts, Brenda O’Hearn, Joyce Spinks, Brenda Henson, Joyce Simmons, Donnie Finkle, George Grier. Seated: Douglas Webb, Mr. Mathews, JoAnn Benson. Student t6e ’Tftent The Room Representatives set up the following qualifications for students to receive the nomination as Student of the Month: 1. Must have passing grades. 2. Must conduct themselves properly at all times. 3. Must show qualities of leadership. 4. Must be able to lead as well as follow. 5. Should participate in extracurricular activities as well as classroom activities. The Room Representatives make three nominations each month and the faculty elects the Student of the Month from these nominations. The first five Students of the Month so chosen are: JO ANN IRALU KAY DOUGLAS STELLA BENSON ROBINSOM DUKE WEBB BOND Piotte i St M Seated: Donald Wells, Assistant Business Manager; Wayne Jemigan, Business Manager; Judy Goodroe, Grades Reporter; Edith French, Editor-in-Chief; Mary Joyce McMickle, High School Reporter. Standing: Gail Crozier, Joke Editor; Mary Nell Harbuck, Sports Editor; Stout McMickle, Art Editor; Rena McCorkle, Typist; Emily Taylor, Campus Capers Editor. Standing: Douglas Webb, Vemer Alexander, Sharon Snider, Dickie Goodroe, Peggy Moore, Donald Wells, Jo Ann Benson, Stout McMickle, Iralu Robinson, Donnie McAllister, Nell Welch, Linwood Pike, Joanna Owens, Pauline Dobbs, Ralph Wells, Karen Ammons, Ro- land Jordan, Edith French, Jimmy Curlee, Rena McCorkle. Seated: Anne Hogg, Mary Nell Harbuck, Gail Roberts, Wayne Jemigan, Reporter; Judy Goodroe, Treasurer; Pat Hall, President; Mary Joyce McMickle, Vice President; Kay Duke, Program Chairman; Juanita McCorkle, Emily Taylor. (£lu6 Standing: Brenda CVHeam, Diane Brannon, Sharon Snider, Diane Harbuck, Marion Mc- Glaun, Frances Conner, Richard Kearby, Elsie Moulton, Gail Roberts, Mary Nell Har- buck, Johnny Brown, Carolyn Welch, Christine Pilcher, Diane Tyner, George Greer, Mrs Marion McGlaun, Sponsor. Seated: June French, Ann Hogg, Reporter; Peggy Moore, Treasurer; Jackie Powell, President; Frances Hodge, Vice President; Karen Am- mons, Secretary; Nell Welch, Mark Snider. Pcento Pufrilo Mrs. Mary Alice Williams, Teacher In front: Joanne Benson, Drum Major; Susanne Moss, Kay Duke, Sally Lowe, Iralu Robinson, Jean Webb, Judy Goodroe, Fran Brooks, Mary Joyce McMickle, Barbara Powell. Ttt UoK ouKtcf Sc taoC Mr. B. G. Moores Director t. FRONT ROW: Emily Taylor, Historian; Jean Webb, Finance Chariman; Judy Goodroe, President; Brenda Powell, Vice President; Beverly Powell, Membership Chairman; Gayle McCorkle, Secretary. BACK ROW: Edith French, Treasurer; Mary Joyce McMickle, Parliamentarian; Juanita McCorkle, Reporter; Pauline Dobbs, Degree Chairman; Rena Mc- Corkle, Recreation Chairman; Susanne Moss, Projects Chairman. Front row: Billy Mack Powell, Assistant Treasurer; Larry Joyner , As- sistant Reporter; Elmo McAllister, Assistant Sentinel; Mark Snider, As- sistant Secretary. Back row; Wayne Jemigan, Treasurer; Arthur Boy- ette, Reporter; Horace Snider, President; Donald Wells, Vice Presi- dent; Boyce Miller, Sentinel; Larry Chapman, Secretary. (fyeente iden Left to right: Edith French, Jacqueline Powell, Gail Crozier, Ellen Helms, Gayle Me Corkle, Emily Taylor. In front: Beth Wade, Mascot. School 'Patnol In front: Virginia Eckles, Lanieve Foster, Patsy Turner, Edward Moulton, Henry Har- buck, Flem Smith, Ronnie Singleton, Larry Joyner, Joffrey Jones, Hall Rogers, Herbert Foster, Johnny Brown, Clyde Grimsley, Mrs. Moss, Advisor. In back: Jimmy Hogg, Earl Brannon, Elmo McAllister, Horace Snider. Mrs Annie Parker, Manager; Mrs. Sarah French, Mrs. Bernice Bearden, Mrs. Virginia Icard, Mrs. Bessie Moore. Not shown: Mrs. Mamie Jewel McMickle. SW 'livens First row: Carroll Rush, Daniel Welch, Jule McAllister, Andrew Chalkley, Fred Chap- man, Lester Grimsley, Jabez McCorkle. Second row: Herman Goodroe, Monroe John- son, Woodrow Hendricks, L. D. Joyner, Johnnie Brown. MOST HANDSOME - MOST BEAUTIFUL Mary Joyce McMickle Stout McMickle MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edith French Roland Jordan MOST ATHLETIC Stout McMickle - Dot Goodroe WITTIEST Wayne Jernigan - Juanita Welch Tfaviiott (pauittcf ?. 0? s4. State s4cHceoe te tt fevaxct Mr. Mathews, Mr. Moss, Abb Preston, and Horace Snider look at achievement award. JftasUcK 'pcnat 'Place ut l aMey S fi 4ittoi€ Front Row: Lianne Ammons, oteve Kearbey, Miriam Foster, Taylor velch, Joe Webb, Julianne Jones, Skippy King, Teresa Johnson, Gharles Stevens, Bonnie McCorkle, Monty Kckles, Vickie Moore, Lvnn Johnson. Back Row: Juanita Welch, Roland Jordan, Barbara Powell, Rocky Wade, Sally Lowe, Gail Roberts, Boyce Miller, Mary Nell Harbuck, Ernest Hart. Gray Murray Lin Johns Anne and Mary Forrester Kathy Robinson King - George Goodroe Queen- Sally Lowe Steve Wade SfrecccU s4ctcuitce t t 'Defe znt Ke tt Miss Lovelace and Physics students perform Mrs. Williams and octet entertain for Lions experiment. Club. F. H. A. officers plan the Program of Work at Jescar Lake. Chap Williams, George Goodroe, Gary Wat- Mrs. Lowe explains lesson in French. son win first, second, third place in S.C. essay. You're money Ahead! When You Bank With the BUENA VISTA LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK We Welcome Your Account - Large or Small Each Account Insured for $10,000.00 Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio Buena Vista, Georgia INSURANCE AGENCY “All Kinds of Insurance” Owners: CLARKE W. DUNCAN MYRTICE McMICHAEL Located in Buena Vista Loan and Savings Bank Building Buena Vista, Georgia WIGHT MOTOR COMPANY Dependable Service Phone: MI-9-3276 Buena Vista, Georgia MURRY to WELLS AND WELCH DEPARTMENT STORE for Extra Savings Prop: MARY WELLS DORIS WELCH Buena Vista, Georgia ir IT S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT ViMflZ CAFE Buena Vista, Georgia Marion Band Sets Gator | Bowl Show I BUENA VISTA ]} :'19 - The 60-piece Marion fcounty High! School band was notified today1 I that it will be one of six bands to I give a six-minute performance at the Gator Bowl. I Tlie band, under the direction of B. G. Moores, will present a I musical skit during the 30 minute 1 pre-game activities and their ’music, with a description of their antics, will be broadcast over a- national radio network. The band is scheduled to leave, Friday, Dec. 27. for the game.i which will be played New Years Day in Jacksonville, Fla. J Ba,nd pl ys -for L e-Q is L bure, in A'tl.cLTi fca Compliments of MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Buena Vista, Georgia HASLER'S GROCERY Groceries and Fresh Meats Phone MI-9-3022 Buena Vista, Georgia For a Low Rate Insurance See Your State Farm Agent EE. W PERRY Phone MI-9-3044 Buena Vista, Georgia CHAS. fs l. CLEMENTS Buena Vista, Georgia £ . i fczv ev Clements Hardware Co. SHOE STORE Phone MI-9-3243 Peter’s Shoes Clements Funeral Home Phone MI-9-2478 Buena Vista, Georgia MILK- ICE CREAM Good - and Good for You Columbus, Georgia 0cite4tcUin, venta 957-5% August 26-30: Pre-school week for teachers. New members of faculty are Mr. Ottis Beard, Ag and Mrs. Rosa Pryor, Home Ec. August 30: Registration Day. 210 pupils register in high school: 400 pupils in grammar school. September 3: First day of school. September 10: Senior Betas sell ads for the annual in Colum- bus, Americus, and Buena Vista. September 13: Cheerleaders elected after tryouts in chapel. They are: Emily Taylor, Edith French, Gayle McCorkle, Ellen Helms, Jackie Powell, Gail Crozier, Wayne Jernigan, and Beth Wade, Mas cot. September 16: Betas break all records in sale of an- nual ads. September 20: Beta Club holds tapping ceremony in chapel. Eighteen prospective members are tapped. Seniors sponsor Spaghetti Supper and Dance. September 24: First Beta Club meeting held at the home of the sponsor, Mrs. Louise Lowe. September 30: Home Ec. Girls serve supper to Third District Principal's meeting. October 1: Band plays in Butler High School Chapel. October 3: P. T. A. Night meeting. October 4: Seniors begin sale of magazines. Sponsor square dance. Begin sale of Christmas cards. October 8: F. H. A. attend district meeting in Albany. October 13-19: Chattahoochee Valley Fair in Columbus. Marion County exhibit won first place. October 15: Happy dayl Seniors’ rings arrive. OCTOIiKI! Compliments of CHEEK - BICKERSTAFF CHEVROLET COMPANY Dependable Service, Parts, and Accessories Delco Batteries - Tires - Tubes Guaranteed Used Cars - Easy Terms “Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer” Phone: MI-9-3265 66 Compliments of Compliments of MARION DRUG PE EE. COMFANY HARBUCK Phone MI-9-3254 MERCHANT Buena Vista, Georgia Buena Vista, Georgia CLEMENTS AND WELLS HIGH NOTE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dry Goods JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR Ready-to- Wear Fresh Meats “All Work Guaranteed” Groceries MI-9-2223 Phone MI-9-2012 Buena Vista, Georgia Buena Vista, Georgia RELIABLE GAS COMPANY Buena Vista, Georgia Telephone MI-9-3287 W. H. VAN LANDINGHAM, Chairman of the Board E. C. STEVENS, President JIMMY NESMITH Vice President T. W. HOLLIS Vice President CLARKE W. DUNCAN, Secretary and Treasurer st-s d t FFA- FHA P.T.A. 0-Ffice.RS Compliments of MOLI______I S FEED COMPANY Purina Chows Buena Vista, Georgia Wholesale Hardware and “Everything in Building” Mill Supplies Dial 2717 Columbus, Georgia Americus, Georgia COLUMBUS STORE EQUIPMENT CO. Authorized Distributors for Hobart Food Machines Victor Adding Machines McCray Refrigerators McCaskey Cash Registers Sales, Service, and Supplies 1101 - 6th Ave. Phone: 3-5691 Columbus, Ga. A. COHEM SON 217 W. Lamar Street Americus, Georgia CALENDAR - Continued October 15: Pep rally in chapel. MCHS wins both beginning games from Ellaville. October 24: F. H. A. initiation. October 25: Halloween Carnival. Sally Lowe and George Goodroe crowned King and Queen. P. T. A. clears $660 for school projects. Beta pledges wear costumes in the parade and to the Carnival. October 30: Senior dance in the gym. November 1: Flu” hits schools. MCHS stays open while other schools close. SHREK November 11: Senior and group pictures made for the annual. November 13: Beta Club enjoys Thanksgiving program at the home of Dot and Dickie Goodroe. November 15: Band sponsors the Georgia-Auburn dance. November 17: Band parents sponsor Sunday dinner and concert. November 18: F. H. A. Council meeting. November 20: Library Club act as hosts to the Third District Library Association. Band participates in the Ellaville Centennial. November 25: Band marches in the Christmas Parade in Columbus. November 28-29: THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS. Club meets at the home of Kay Duke. December 12: F. H. A. - F. F. A. hold annual Christ mas Party. December 11: Beta lECEnilEtt December 13: F. H. A. chapel program written by Brenda Powell is presented. Band Christmas party after ball games with Dawson. MALONE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Everything for Your Office From Pins to Safes ! Call Us Any Time—Collect Phone 2-2513 107-12th Street Columbus, Georgia Kirvens Columbus, Georgia “Owned and Managed in the Chattahoochee Since 1876” FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture Reproduced - Upholstered Refinished - Repaired Phone: 3-4871 1118 - Fourth Ave. Columbus, Georgia Compliments of BICKERSTAFF CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY Columbus, Georgia IN COLUMBUS ITS Davison's THE SOUTH’S FIRST FAMILY OF ► OF DIXIE 1 DEPARTMENT STORES Shoe 8 Men’s Wear Millinery Cosmetics Fine Jewelry Books Domestics China - Gifts Housewares Furnishings Sportswear Fashions Draperies Girls ’ W ear Lingerie Foundations Accessories Boys’ W ear Beauty Salon Columbus, Georgia Headquarters for High School Clothes A Qrcat flame in Clothing HOFq=LI IS 3 GREENTREE 1 SCHWQRILX I BOY’S SHOP Columbus, Georgia “SUITS THE SOUTH DUCKCEj Compliments of OLDSMOBILE, INC. . i3oo-sth avc. Columbus, Go. phone 3-7313 j LUMMUS 1300 - 5th Ave. COTTON GIN CO. Columbus, Georgia Phone 3-7313 Columbus, Georgia CALENDAR - Continued December 27-28: Band goes to Jacksonville, Fla. to play in the Gator Bowl. January 2: Christmas Hol- idays end. January 3: High School elects Who's Who in the Se January 8: Beta Club meeting at the home of Jo Ann Benson. The Annual is dedicated. Shhh. Don’t tell. January 13: Band Practice with a guest conductor. January 16: Business Club Party after two postponements. January 20: Executive Councils of F. F. A. -F. H. A. meet to plan Mother-Daughter-Father-Son Banquet. Band practice with Mr. Earl Baker as guest conductor. January 20-23: Semi-Final Examinations. January 21: Band plays before House of Representatives in Atlanta. January 24: F. F. A. Chapel Program on Civil Defense. January 31: Mr. Paul Labotz and wife, Youth Evangelists present chapel program. February 7: Ball teams end successful season. Games won - 22; games lost - 6; this game tally goes for both teams. February 13: F. F. A. - F. H. A. Banquet in cafeteria. Val- entine theme is used. % r UMI] [fflAKY February 14: Library Club Party. (Note: The Vistan goes to press on February 15. All dates and events after this date are tentative and subject to change.) AUTOMATIC APPLIANCE CO. We Fix All Makes Washers - Dryers - Ironers 320 Brown Ave. Columbus, Georgia Dial 7-8179 G. L. DACUS F. H. WARNER Compliments of COLUMBUS TRACTOR MACHINERY CO. Large Selection Farm Equipment Columbus, Georgia time is Colonial tim VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME 1038 13th Street Phone FAirfax 20618 Columbus, Georgia Shoes - Hosiery - Bags 123 7 Broadway and Traffic Circle Shopping Center Columbus, Georgia Fabrics - Curtains - Linens Bedding - Sewing Notions Trimming Phone 2-3951 1139 Broadway Columbus, Georgia CALENDAR - Continued March 6-7: Band Festival March 20-21: State G. E A. in Atlanta. Mrs. Garrett, Mr. Mathews, and Mr. Benson attend. March 28-29: State Beta Club Convention in Atlanta. Senior Betas, Mr. and Mrs. Mat hews, Mr. and Mrs. Benson attend. n A II c H April 3-4: SPRING HOLIDAYS April 11: Seniors present class play. May 2: Junior-Senior Prom-Dance. May 16: F. H. A. sponsors a fashion show. June 1: Baccalaureate Sermon in the school auditorium. June 2: Graduation Exercises. June 2-6: Post-Week of school for teachers. A I� I! III HAPPY LANDINGS !!! SENIORS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 3. A. TYE AND SONS BUILDING MATERIALS Americus, Georgia WE GIVE Americus, Georgia Americus, Georgia SOUTHERN BURIAL VAULT CO. Specialized Service to Funeral Directors Grave Vaults, Flower Pots, Urns and Vases Lawn and Park Benches Concrete Construction Phones 3 521 - 2465 JOHN M. POPE Americus, Georgia Compliments of G LOVER GROCERY CO. Americus, Georgia Twinida Flour - Ida Home Flour Compliments of LONG'S WELDING COMPANY Americus, Georgia KUGEL’S GREENHOUSE Fruit Trees Flower and Vegetable Plants in Vitabands “Plants We Send We Would Love to Receive” Friendship Road Americus, Georgia Phone: 7453 Compliments of AMERICUS PROVISION CO. J. T. STUDSTILL Phone 2735 - 2736 Americus, Georgia Meat Packers Sumter Belle Brand Compliments of Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Shoes Columbus, Georgia Distinctive Sportswear Gifts and Gear El ELL? AND El RESIDE INC. 26 Thirteenth Street Columbus, Georgia SERVICE Compliments of STAMP PRINTING 7 y 7 COMPANY am zuvey Rubber Stamps - Printing ELECTRIC Phone FAirfax 7-3 684 823-4th Avenue Columbus, Georgia Columbus, Georgia Compliments of FARAMOU MX CHEMICAL COMPANY 2078 Philips St. Columbus, Georgia Phone MUrdock 9-73 50 McMullen GARAGE SEED AND HARDWARE CO. Complete Line of Seed and 348 Andrews Road Har dware Columbus, Georgia W. L. GOODROE, Manager Phone 3-13 58 Phone FAirfax 3-4434 1024-1st Ave. Columbus, Ga. Congratulations, Marion Seniors Visit Our Modern Dairy Bar and Plant 917 Brown Ave. Columbus, Georgia Compliments of j(auuut y C£'ifip Ctr Columbus, Georgia Compliments of COLA Best by taste-test Distributor: C. C. MOORE Richland, Georgia TOM'S STANDARD SERVICE Buena Vista, Georgia Phone ,JL, Highways MI-9-2802 Ga. 41- STANDARD ' 103 Compliments of BRADY HARDWARE CO. Buena Vista, Georgia Phone MI 9-3203 ‘Try Our 4-Minute Service” Compliments of PATRICK Manager: MRS. JULIA GREENE Buena Vista, Georgia BUENA VISTA SERVICE STATION Phone MI-9-2201 Prop: JIMMY W. WELLS Buena Vista, Georgia C. O WEBB GROCERIES AND GARDEN SEEDS Phone MI-9-2256 Buena Vista, Georgia DRUG STORE Phone MI-9-2045 Buena Vista, Georgia Fresh Meats and Vegetables Lowest Prices SUWANNEE STORE Groceries Delivered Phone MI-9-3324 You Axe Always Welcome Buena Vista, Georgia Compliments of T ‘P STEVENS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Buena Vista, Georgia Emerson Truetone T elevision Wizard Appliances R. M. HAIR, Owner Buena Vista, Georgia Phone MI-9-3221 JOE BENSON DRY GOODS Friedman-Shelby Shoes Variety Merchandise - Furniture Phone MI-9-2023 Buena Vista, Georgia Compliments of DENT POULTRY COMPANY Buena Vista, Georgia MARION COUNTY FEED AND SEED STORE J. W. SMITH GROCERY and E. N. MURRAY V. P. BELK Owner Manager SMITH APPLIANCE COMPANY General Electric Appliances Zenith Radios “JIM DANDY” Feeds for Poultry and Livestock and T elevision Phone MI-9-2241 Phone MI-9-2110 Buena Vista, Georgia Tazewell, Georgia TR. 13. WELLS Compliments of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries IV1 RTI N Phone MI-9-3103 Draneville, Georgia THEATRE Compliments of OR. s) . y ) Americus, Georgia OPTOMETRIST Americus, Georgia REEVES CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors P. O. Box 473 Americus, Georgia Phone 5798 Grading Equipment Rental Clearing Concrete Work R e ady -Mix - Concrete FRIENDSHIP MACHINE SHOP J. C. CARTER General Machine Repairing Electric and Acetylene W elding Radiator Flushing Lawn Mower Repairing Phone 3161 Americus, Georgia (On Friendship Road) Visit LIGHTHOUSE CAFE Americus, Georgia Phone 267 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT L. E. CROOK AND SON Americus, Ga. POXTIAC SPENCE-MURRAY PONTIAC Ellaville, Georgia Phone: WE-7-2097 TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION AND CAFE Phone 9966 Americus, Georgia Catfish - $1.25 “All You Can Eat.” Coffee - 5£ £x $uidite PecveCify ROBERT’S JEWELRY SHOP Phone 5024 110 Lamar St. Americus, Ga. Keepsake Jewelers If It’s Good Food You Want Visit RYLANDER - MURRAY TRACTOR COMPANY Phone 5321 Americus’ Most Popular Americus, Georgia Drive-In “Ford Is the Farmer’s Felder Street Choice” Americus, Georgia For a Low Cost Plan for Security See Your KING'S MILLING CO. COTTON Grains and Feeds 1 1 Georgia’s Largest Grain MUTUAL INSURANCE Dealer COMPANY TRAVIS L. WELLS, Agent Phone 9026-7 Phone MI-9-3103 Draneville, Georgia Americus, Georgia 1—IOIVIEE OIL STATION ELY HORNE, Mgr. RESTAURANT Corner of Lamar and Hampton Sts. Plain Good Food “Best Gasoline at Lower Prices” Americus, Georgia Americus, Georgia SU MTER Compliments of LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION, INC. E. H. WELLS A Co-Operative Non-Profit GROCERY Organization Only 2 1 2% Sale Commission Buena Vista, Georgia Sale Every Thursday 1:00 P.M. “Your Business Appreciated” Americus, Georgia m J. F Alexander Timber Sales, Inc. sr ZD e a ers in ZPu fiwood and Do rest Products P.O.BOX 38 • TALBOTTON, GEORGIA 'Mf iwj ■ v % t n ! OUR SINCEREST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 Hi DRUG STORE Everything In Clothes for Young Men Lamar Street Baby Needs Prescriptions Sick Room Supplies Americus, Georgia SHOES 103 North Jackson Street Phone 2602 Americus, Georgia Bll_L?S AND MAUREENS Americus, Georgia Americus, Georgia Phone 3532 Your Total Food Bill Is Less When You Shop at C S 1 COLONIAL STOT2ES GOOD FOOD THEATRE Always a Good Show Often a Great One Americus, Georgia Two Fine Stores to Shop With; THE VOGUE Americus, Georgia VOGUE CASUALS Pine Ave. Albany, Georgia Visit Our Snack Bar Th B .t Yearbook, ar TAYLOR MADE ' ™-- VsC‘- v ■- V-VV V-sV . VOVV' VW-:. VAV,;VV-T .v.V.VT.-r;V .- '- •'y ' ''. ‘ C N- -W r.N • • V - - - -.' V r . V . '. -i -- - v� J } -‘ -- ' ' V -v-.«v- . .--- V' - .'S ,V''''.'A AW, A ■•r vC S' ' ' — '-' •- -aaa aaa.a • ' - ''A •Vwvv.s N VN----------------------------- •■■■;; r. . ..V-V. ... -• • - SJV. .. v s V V«. W� vX v -% — -,-v -VA.A, � .•.«. '. - -.-. 'v',-V' A' - “V ', � v . . • . 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