Mary Persons High School - Empescope Yearbook (Forsyth, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 227 of the 1968 volume:

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I COME THIS WAY TO FIND MYSELF. MY YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL HELP CHANGE ME FROM THE IMMATURE TO THE MATURE, AND . . . OFFER CHALLENGES AND TEMPTATIONS FRIENDSHIPS AND COMPETITION . . . ALL THIS, AND MORE IN THE EXPERIENCE CALLED HIGH SCHOOL. I AM THE SUIYERESIIMAN, NEW AND SOMEWHAT FRIGIITENED . . THIS HIDDEN BY BOISTEROUS AIRS. I AM PART OF TIIE WHOLE, YET SOMEHOW REMOVED AND SEPARATED FROM THE REST. Y' I. 'lx '. :2 .Q Kun Q .x I AM THE FRESHMAN , A LITTLE MORE SELF 'ASSURED , PERHAPS DIFFERENT FROM LAST YEAR BUT STILL NOT AN INTEGRAL PART OF SCHOOL LIFE. .,,., ,ff I AM THE SOPHOMORE, NOW MORE IMPORTANT'- Now BEGINNING TO FIT ,4 INTO Tl-IE MOLD-- FINALLY AN ACCEPTED PART. J O i BEFORE--1 WANDERED UNSURE O X1 AMONG MY FELLOWS. A TLB TODAY IAM ONE OF THEM. Ak ,,..,.....-1--- ' ,I ii?- ! Q qi, V V USM. ...f 1 AM THE JUNIOR, AT LAST AN UPPERCLASSNTAN. 1 HELP SET THE STANDARDS NGW, NO LONGER CONTENT TO FOLLOW, BUT EAGER TO LEAD. A 5552? if O A I ' ' 3 Efafif mf va ,., u I' 4 iff S p- 42:9 'rvvffiii 5 ss tnfxl.:-if 'Rang WJ? 3555? - GQTTAZFTXE y ,flvgig it A TAA L LLTTL.. fm .l I6 IAM THE SENIOR, THE PINNACLE: NOW I AM THE MOLDER. ...AV RESPONSIBILITY RESTS I-IEAVILY , FOR . . . AS THE SENIORS ARE, SO IS THE SCHOOL I AM THE PARTICIPANT . . . THE SWEAT, THE BLOOD, THE TEARS, THE PAIN OF EXERTION, THE ECSTASY OF ACCOMPLISHMENT THE AGONY OF DEFEAT, THE THRILL OF VICTORY, I KNOW THEM ALL. V' 1nn...f I AM THE SPECTATOR, I AM THE ScHOOL'S LOYALTY SCREAMING, PANTING, MILLING, STAMPEDING, UNYIELDING, PHYSICALLY I DO NOT PARTICIPATE . EMOTIONALLY I AM INVOLVED OVER MY HEAD. I KNOW HOPE, NOT A FEW TEARS, DESPAIR, MOST OF ALL1 KNOW SPIRIT . .. THAT NEVER ENDING WHOLEHEARTED SUPPORT OF THE SCHOOL . .. WIN OR LOSE. ...,.f' I9 I AM THE LEADER ON WHOSE SHOULDERS THE WEIGHT OF RESPONSIBILITY AND TRUST OF THE ENTIRE SCHOOL I-IAS BEEN PLACED. THE SACRIFICE AND THE PLANNING .. . IF I SUCCEED I AM TAKEN FOR GRANTED, IF I FAIL, I AM BITTERLY CRITICIZED. I AM ALONE. - : 12: 1 ff'f22f1ssf:'2'e:5:'?ia I AM THE FOLLOWER, IMPORTANT IN A VERY SPECIAL WAY, FOR... I WITHOUT FOLLOWERS THERE CAN BE NO LEADERS. 1 KNOW THE HARD WORK AND THE MENTAL TASKS, THE MEANING OF SUCCESS, ALSO 1 KNOW THE LACK OF RECOGNITION, 1 l , f i ,swf ,'F f' 'xx , 3 . . , ' in . utgjfll' 1' , V J U' 'vi-.'!1'f , A 'K' 'pf ,i 4 5 Q wg, x A 1 1..., P I AM THE STUDENT a l . a 2 Alma Maier. we we pledge anew and A lo lhe a Hail loihe ol seeneiaf happg Hail our Alma Maier: Her we'll sing alwags. Legal sons and loving Mau We .ever la in a 1 1il ia l hi h we willupheld M Persons' mack FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Teaching--a dedicated profession, one of striving to build high standards of character and scholarship. The teacher shapes me . . . the student. V vm- HOWELL D. EVANS CHAFIN SMITH Monroe Counig Board of Eduoa-lion WALKER WA LDREP Chairman J. J. PIERSON JAMES V. MITCHELL Superiniendeni THOMAS G. SCOTT University of Georgia B.S.A. Mercer University M.Ed. if A -dia' Principal HUBERT A. HUTCHERSON Mercer University A .B. University of Georgia M.Ed M MRS. ELIZABETH COLLIER MRS. FLORENCE S. VAUGHAN MISS ELIZABETH HARVEY Tift College A .B. Tift College A .B. Tift College A .B. Mercer University M.Ed. Mercer University M.Ed. English Mathematics Chemistry and Physics 29 N MRS. FRANCES E. POOLE MRS. S. A. MCCOSH MRS. ROBERT L. BITTICK Alabama College B.S.H.E. Tift College A.B. Tift College A.B. Home Economics Mercer University M.Ed. Biology Counselor and French 30 MRS. HOWELL D. EVANS MRS. HARMON VEDDER Tift College B.S.Ed. Tift College A.B. Librarian English MRS. JACK FLETCHER Georgia College at Milledgeville B.S.B Business Education if f . wi. 45 . Q M C L 5 MRS. LOIS G. BRYANT ARTHUR DAN PITTS Georgia College at University of Georgia B.S.Ed. Milledgeville B.S. Coach and Science University of Georgia M.Ed. Science ' vzqf',.1,'1e, A or MRS. I. RAY GRANT Tift College A .B. University of Georgia M.Ed Visiting Teacher ..,-' S JT' ' .ff - , 'k- -'r, M ' fa, ',,,,' , ,, ,,,tr Vf l -' , w ma , ,L,.. 5 ., JAMES F. PERRY MRS. CHAM ZELLNER MRS. THOMAS HERNDON Georgia Southern A,.B. Tift College A.B. Tift College A.B. Social Science Mercer University M.Ed. English Social Science 9, . 33 3 MRS. HUGH CROMER Tift College B.S. Mathematics ROY A. COOK JOHN YOUNG JOHN WATERS West Georgia College B.S.Ed. Mercer University A.B. Georgia Southern B.S.Ed. Assistant Coach Social Science Coach and Driver Education 34 ...aa-f LARRY E. LIBBY GEORGE S. STABLER A. O. RAMAY Berry College B.S. University of Alabama B.S.Ed. University of Tennessee Mathematics Band and Chorus B.S.A . , M .Ed. Agriculture MISS JUANITA HAM Tift College B.S. Social Science MRS. SENTLE B. ERWIN MRS. HARRY DEWS Dieticlan Tift College A .B. School Secretary f MRS. JOHN W. BENNETT Piano MRS. C. F. HEARD MRS. I. W. BOWEN Ill Tift College B.M. Tift College A .B. Pupil of Edwin Hughes Piano Piano V loll do W MRS. PHILIP DeLeGAL B. H. ZELLNER Tift College A ,B, Maintenance Supervisor Secretary, Board of Education CLASSES 1 I have many differenct faces but each contributes to form my whole being I am the schoo1-- A I am the student . . . Officers JIM JACKSON President EDDIE SMI TH Vice-President PATSY HARRIS Secretary - Treasurer Seniors JAMES FLOYD ADAMS JONATHAN WILLIAM BASSETT Jimmy Ion Mighty Mouses 64 : chemistry whizs Juliette River Rat 5 boots: a charming Love Potion No. 9 : stout of mind gring Beatle haircutg red Corvair with and limb: easy to know a black racing stripe 38 CLAY BASWELL JAMES D. BATES Clay Jimmy Ready and willing to do his part: a lit- A l'l Big Boy : Fireball Roberts IIs Gentle- tle shyg sincereg big blue eyes man Jimi It don't worry me! : smooth SUV DEBORAH FAYE BAZEMORE Debbie Bundle of joys Little Miss Physicss Bouncys cute as a button: Oh, piffle! 9 sunshine, tootsie pops, and rainbows DAVID ANTHONY BRANCH BETTY CLAIRE BROOKS Tony Betty Tiftong drummer boyg on the moves Dignity - a rare trait: Let me tell Wipe-out : GTO kidg lives each day ya. 5 foot swingerg Black Rudabagerg to the fullest 98 lb. of fun 39 HOWARD STANLEY CARROLL Stanley Mr. Terrific s silence keeps me out of trouble: even-tempered redhead 'Sis EVA DELORES COLE Delores Little boy haircut: pierced ears: blonde beautys everyone's sweethearts truly a lady 40 MARGARET KAREN CHILDS Karen KC: Look at that girl run! 9 l can shoot a lay-up better than a forward just a little bit of mischiefs golden tresses BEVERLY MAENETTE CHAPPELL Beverly Well, kid, we finally made it! : Shortys tall, tall hairdos live, laugh, y and be happy DENNIS RAY COLE Dennis Greatest of the long jump shooters: cool cat : a good athlete, a better sport: one of a pairg HUGH BAISEL CROMER, JR. Hugh I 62 : Will this assembly plea ome to order . . . 5 Baisel: playrnake deluxeg Sugar Bear finally typed past lesson 15. SC 1' RICHARD RALEIGH DAVIS Richard Macon boy: play-toy sized carg Euro- pean good looks, a real swinger, quiet but not idle WILLIAM DEAN DARDEN Dean Dinog PAT man: All-American boyg 85 s always happy, never blue: burns up that typewriter WALTER GEORGE DOSTER DONALD RAY EASLER George Donnie man: 75 s angel in his smile, A big heartg friends with everyoneg in his eyess congenialityg Well, smiles from ear ro ears Juliette Joker 4I KENNETH STEPHENS FLOYD Steve Speedy Gonzalez: big yellow T-birds FFA mans defends the things he be- lieves in DENNIS W. FRAZIER Dennis Dynamite comes in small packagess lead guitar: big playboys those eyes and that smile! DIXIE LAIUANA FRAZIER Dixie Known by her laugh: always a diamonds loves fun, Oh, my goodness RONALD CALVIN GARDNER GLENDA ANN GARNTO Ronnie Glenda Crisco s good sense, good natureg Liveliest majoretteg My fella's com- another member of the Colonial bag ing tOnite s frosted hairs your friendly boy team: deep thoughts lunch ticket puncher 42 EVELYN JANET GILBERT LARRY K, GRANT Janet Larry Likes that shiny rocky library assistant: Mustang Sallyg big teaseg Dorf: worry always has time to think of otherss soft about ig, jt'11 be 9,11 right pomorrowlng smiles a little nonsense now and then . . . WALTON KENNETH GRANT Walton Ya have to be a friend to have ones big boy with a tiny.girl friends laughing eyes: politeness and manners make a man MARY MARGARET GRIFFIN MICHEAL ALLEN GRIFFIN Mary Mikie FSU,V here I come! Q lst Baritoneg Hey kid! 5 big band member: Soul Nobody's perfectng expect the unex- Mani tall, dark, and handsorrlei alert pectedg loves Charlie Brown and easy-g0ing 43 PATRICIA ANN HARRIS Patsy Thinking about 21: You done good! s portrait of a perfect ladys Southpaw Smiley: gentle voice and persuading eyes SUE INEZ HEAD Sue What an accentls all who know her like her well: expressive eyess What's a manual typewriter? 44 GLORIA DIANNE HARWELL Dianne As good as she is fairs sweet disposi- tions classic blondeg blue is her color DAVID WINFORD HARWELL David Manners make the man: capable of accomplishing anythingg soft spoken you have to watch the quiet ones ALFRED NEIL HEATH Neil Nile 5 usually happy and smilingg Love that band bus! 3 not afraid of workg firm in his convictions SAMUEL HERNDON Sammy Hey, hey, Skyway s nice to know, fun to be withs a pinch of mischief JAMES LEON JACKSON ..-um.. Maximus heart of purest gold: love those Apple-Iackslg 80 : Us left- handers have to stick together! s tick- lish WILLIAM HOLLAND HOWARD Bill Baby Hughie: 41 : l can do just as many belly-flops as a Green Bay Packer! 5 his laugh makes life worth livingg our new Ga. Bulldog CARL NOLEN HOWARD Nolen Camera man: loves the Beatles and soul musicg mod dressers delightfully differ- ent: maturity and dependability BRENDA LOUISE JENKINS Brenda Why does it have to happen to me? s funny laughs frosted hairs peppy, joyful and sweet 45 LINDA LOUISE JONES Linda lmpish charm: long pretty fingernails: Louie : seems made for merriments short brown hair IANICE MARIE MARKS GEORGIA CAROL LINDSEY Georgia ls it really true blondes have more fun?s a real Ga. peach: quick wit, quick smile: cute clothes JOYCE LYNNE LIFSEY Joyce Long blonde hair and horses: We want two points! i a good disposition is bet- ter than gold: Cinderella chairman STEPHEN AUTHUR MELTON Janice Steve A rare gem: honesty and gentlenessa A perfect gentlemans capable of ac- quieter and more thoughtful than most cornplishing everythingg 4O : re- 46 boundl' tall, blonde, blue-eyeds thoughtfulness for others 'mf J. 29, FRANCES WILDER MITCHELL Fran Bubbly: big sneeze : Just hushl s in the midst of s her warm heart CARL JAMES MOORE, JR, - cam Butch 5 Come here and let me tell you something. 9 Senior class's little radiates through her blue eyes: grace and love in every action LOUIS AUTRY OWENS Autry Augie s motorcycle fans I don't really need my crutches g sound head, honest heart boy: infectious laugh KENNETH GERALD PAULK JAMES CULLEN PETERS Ken Jim Snaps those picturesg a great observerg Now, Mr. Perry! g FFA livestock white shirt, black tieg big teaseg Sir mans 84 s office boys more conscien tious than the best of us 47 FRED SULLIVAN PIERSON Fred Happy-go-luckys Nothing ever bothers me! 5 a wink, a joke, and a big wide grin: eyes that could melt anyone JOE BRYANT RHODES aloe.. Practicality personifiedg calm nature, silent wit: Colonial's capable bag boy 48 JAMES LOWE REEVES Hum.. Flashy green car: 44 : really knows how to make TD'sa he has tongue at will but is never loudg courteous SANDRA ELIANE PINYON Sandra Dark and petites loves to reads better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow: neat ELAINE GALE RODEHEAVER Elaine Loyal, sincere, true: drill team cap- tain: always helpful: Queen Ann sa1ute! DEBORAH DIANNE ROOKS Debbie One of the lively setg false eyelashesg Have surfboarcl, will travel! g per- petually happyg Daytona JACQUELYN REBECCA RUMBLE Jackie Grace and clignityg beautiful auburn hairg loves those black onyx Senior ringsg Jackie, I've got something for you to type. : It's 21 new red Mus- tang. Qs BETTY .TO ROSS Betty Jo Mary Persons' Florence Nightingaleg angelic dispositiong willing workerg real blonde hair and pretty blue eyes DONNA LIZABETH ROSE Beth Miss M. P. H. S. Q personality plusg vi- vacious and friendly cheerleaderg cun ning as a kitten JIMMY LEE SHURLEY Mummy.. A winning smiley he makes friends with all he meetsg clever and courte- ous 49 DONALD EDWARD SMITH Eddie Mongoose g 38 g the grace to grace a gentleman, All-State linemang Look out, FSU! 1 BARBARA BLANCHE STARR TRUDY CARLEENE SPEAR Trudy Full of life and lively fung Let me tell you 'bout it! g her Ei- long dark hairg can hardly wait to graduate l L RANDALL LAWRENCE SMITH Randy Einstein, Liberace, or bothg Hey, Randy, can you help me for a min- ute? g Mary Persons' lBMg Oh, good grief! g born to succeed GRACE DIANE STRICKLAND Barbara Diane Hey, there he goes! 5 reserved in Gracey g a schemer! 3 fun, frolic, mannerg fun to be aroundg her freckles wit to spareg fair skin, light hair highlight her beauty 50 T HOMAS LEE AIAUGHN .Tommyn lovingg long, golden hairg tough lothesg one in a milliong Dor1't dent car! C LIFFORD DONALD Clifford ives for fun WATTS Why ya hafta talk about me! 5 he'd make history than study itg It like a personal problem. Q ROBERT EUGENE WATSON Buster 'fExplain that again! 5 determined and dependableg I'm a drawing nut! 5 little deeds of kindness PEGGY ANN WATKINS npeggy.. A little mischief and a lot of friend- linessg capable, determined, energet- icg soprano voiceg PAWg Oscar winner Oh, lawdQ child! TRAVIS DEXTER WILDER Dexter Shine g Don't worry about tomor- row g kick that ballg sober, but not seriousg 51 5I MARTHA SHARON WILDER Martha Happy-go-luckyg I think I love him g Charlie g iuexhaustible good nature- --a gift of heaven DENSON RAY WILSON Denny Next thing to Cupidg What's wrong with a little fun? g gentle in mannerg warms up the road 52 GAYLON DEwoN WILLIAMS Gail It can't be all bad! g flashing eyes mirror her personalityg first in fashiong majorette playing a bass clarinet? PATSY ELIZABETH WILDER Patsy Speed demon typistg not too serious, not too gayg mildest manners, gen- tlest heart JANET LEIGH WILSON Janet Attractive, witty, and delightfulg Janetskieg beauty shines from without and within Ahhhhhh! 5 sunshine on a rainy dayg Officers ' GA RY M CGA HA President ANGIE SPEAR Vice-President BRENDA VAUGI-IN Secretary -Treasurer Juniors KK! Sabi! Managers BECKY KEMPSON , MARK GORLEY Wiley Allen Glenn Arbery Steve Bassett Peggy Abernathy Jerry Belknap M 15 Lynn Chapman Jim Christian Donald Cochran Mike Cochran Eddy Couch Law ton Davis Jo Ann Belknap Mickey Bowden Linda Boyt Sandy Brown Ty Butler Vicki Chambless Minnie Edge Sammy Edge Rebecca Foster Larry Garnro Nancy Garrison Mark Gorley I. Ray Grant Candice Hardage Glenda Harrison y y rryr G ?... . f ,ffl .1 X f ' . Mike I-Iunnicutt Kathy Ivey Tommy Ivey Randy Jackson Eddy Johnston Dianne Haynes Cleve Hicks Bill Jenkins Kay Jenkins Brenda Justice Becky KSITIPSOH xx i 'S ann 'gig ,,.4:gn .nav T erry K ing Roger Land Sara Land Barbara Maddox Gary McGaha Betty McMu11an Mike McMu11a1'1 Lenora Mitchell Johnny M00re Max Morgan Betty Murray Nelle Murray Faye Neisler Ronald Norris Bob Oldroyd Susan Parker David Pettigrew Ginny Porch Steve Rogers Anita Potts Danny Pritchett Patricia Redding Ann Rose Sara Frances Rumble Philip Runion Q35-. Darrell Sanders Robert Sand ers Bobby Shell Charles Smarr E 3, .1 David Smith Deborah Smith Kathy Smith Kenneth Smith Patricia Snow Angie Spear Ricky Speir Kathi Stephens Eddie Vinson Brenda Vaughn Nancy Waldrep Ellen Wilder Linda Wilson Mike Winger Robert Summerville Gary Sutton Charles Thomas Donald Thurmond IIN 4 ... A rw.: 1, if 1, if Qophomores Carol Bush Betty Cole Charles Colvin Pat Copeland Iris Brasher Jackie Bunn Sheryl Bunn Don Benson Wayne Belknap ismruvf ,, we 4...-.s..f2 Officers KEN DRISKELL President PAULA POPE Vice-President TRELLIS HUNNICUTT S ecretary -Treasurer 'tv' r , , D f ' ' , , dk yy Beverly D3.I1i61S H31-by DeLeGa1 Joe Wade Dorner Scott Faulkner Brenda Grant Rosemary Head Ken Driskell Wayne Faulkner Jackie Green Karen Heath Lynn Hall Judy Henry Stanley Diaz Margie Dungan Peggy Fernald Jim Hampton Debbie Herndon if lk. - R ,X fy? Debra Dorner Hal Etheredge Ricky Gossett Ray Hardy Steve Herndon George Mathews Elaine Mays Harry McKinley Arthur McMurray Bill Melton Rachel Mercer Pauicia Norman Miller Owen Miriam Oxford Dennis Peavey Larry Pippin Wanda Pippin .f Danny Lerson Robert Lindsey Ricky Maddox Canhy Marsh o r l li R A M iirr ff R ,..i M 4 kbpg-i R., L-R . ' faqs- A R ' R ' A N: 65 Annelle Williams Jerry Williamson Robbie Williamson Dennis Wood Gayle Summerville Kathy Tingle Janice T idw ell Ray Walker Deck Trevitt Mary Wilder Rita Bunn Larry Bush Lucy Calhoun Carol Chapman Tommy COChraI1 Daflfly COr16y Rhonda Cragg Cynthia Crenshaw Barbara Cromer Mike Dillon Marilyn Eckert jerry Edge P3.IIiCia Edge Charles Farmer Barbara Faulkner Tommy Fields Larry Fitzgerald Karen Chambless Yvonne Couch Tony Diaz Jackie Evans Marcia Floyd 69 Gloria Jackson Meg Jackson Sheila Jackson Tommy Jackson Kenneth Jenkins Peggy Johnson Mtv Larry Jones Steve Keadle Susan Long g. Steve Johnson xr ff Shelia Jump Horace L3,C0uf1t Donald Land Dottie Land Susan Laseter Bo Maddox Martha Martin Corley Mathews Lenwood McCowe11 'af K 12? , Q' 'ga r TR , Lx xxx iw Philip Rhod es Sandra Richardson Dana Rooks Nancy Roquemore Mal Safford Randy Scott Cindy Smith Pam Smith Richard Smith Suzanne Smith Ann Sosebee Patsy Stackhouse Wil -.- mu: 'V' .'w ' f It f x Sub-Freshmen Laura Belcher Roy Bennett Dorothy Banks Billy Blackston Ofhcers DA VID CHILDS President PHILIP BEALS Vice-President JAN HARRISON Secretary -Treasurer Judy Adkins Glenn Aldridge Dick Bazemore Phillip Beals Teresa Blake Ronnie Blake 4:-'V I -po !..4'3', Q2 Wayne Edge Stanley Faulkner Debbie Fordham Chris Ham Max Ham Pam Hampton Jan Harrison Teresa Harwell Charlie Hay Connie Henderson Don Hildebrand Marcia Hogg Rich Edwards Thomas Faulkner Jeanelle Gore Randy Harper Larry Haynes David Hopper 617 Maurice Eldridge Sandra Floyd Paul Griffin Fred Harris Jeffrey Heath Randy Hunnicurt Maxx if mmm? XE ,4 B7 jf . Q f ,-fl il Joey Proc tor Gloria Quick Beverly Reid Monica Richardson Allen Smith Glynda Smith Glenda Stephens Linda Tharpe John Tingle Donny Trevitt Chris Walker Barry Walker Olga Ramos Mike Rogers Sammy Smith Myra Thomas Fred Turner Mike Warren John Ramay Nancy Rumble Bobbie Spear Bill Thweat Joel Vinson Lynn Watkins Barbara Redd Ed Shepherd Rhonda Stephens Donnie Tingle Roy Waldrep Joel Watts ' 1 FEATURES I have been honored by pamcxpat speclal and outstandmg events I have learned respons1b111ty through my duty to school 11fe am the student Senior Quperlaiives RANDY SMITH, PEGGY WATKINS, DEBBIE BAZEMORE, STEVE MELTON qw 1 2 L' as ' ,QE 4,1 , 5 Senior 9uperIa+ives, PATSY HARRIS, FRAN MITCHELL, JANET WILSON, JIM JACKSON 83 Rf i 1 ' 1 ' . .f 5 Senior Quperlaiives JACKIE RUMBLE, NEIL HEATH, BETH ROSE, HUGH CROMER, JOYCE LIFSEY X Y, , ix Y, Junior Quperlaiives BETTY MURRAY BRENDA VAUGHN ANN ROSE GLENN ARBERY 1 52 gi ,pin 3 2 3 E Junior Superlaiives LAWTON DAVIS SANDY BROWN FAYE NEISLER I. RAY GRANT 'VI 4 W Ml 1 .fy v: .fo I Sophomore Favoriies TRELLIS HUNNICUTT VICKI SMITH BILL MELTON KEN DRISKELL L K rj' 5 2 A ' Q N 3 '23 Junior Quperlaiives GARY MCGAI-IA ELLEN WILDER N'ELLE MURRAY sq Freshman Favoriies SI-IEILA JACKSON BARRY PETERS ELAINE BUNN WAYNE PRITCHETT ff' Sub-Freshman Favoriies DAVID CHILDS PHILLIP BEALS DENZIL DAVIS NANCY RUMBLE IAN HARRISON LEE ANN CLARKE Hours of Work T A Beauiiful Preseniaiion . . . The Cinderella Ball Junior-Senior Prom 'CHE 4 M is . 1 1 K f RQ All M Wiirff ' V Q 15 .,. gl 5 I if 5 5 Z S v ,,5 YEA P . 5 all k 5 'Q ..K . rn I A ' fi my ' QE A if uf- flw 5 it .whsz 2 W H1 .Q v nz, 555 ig - I .. fb 1 Q L K 55 -ov? S4 L, fd! :S A A i 43122 1, ' .1 ,m . ,im . hr .-Q 1 .2 S 3 i S ,I L Our Homecoming Queen I DELORES COLE MIKIE GRIFFIN, Escort ELLEN WILDER l 1.0 an Her Couri 'Q BETH ROSE DENNIS COLE, Escort FRAN MITCHELL STEVE MELTON, Escort BEVERLY DANIELS CHARLES SMARR, Escort BUZ, PORCH, Escort ANDA WALDROP L VEDDER, Escort 9 JAN HARRISON DENZIL DAVIS Escort 93 I 968 Star Student Randy Smith, a senior at Mary Persons High School and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chafin Smith, has been named the 1968 STAR Student for the Monroe County school system area. The STAR Student then selected Mr. James R, Branch, former teacher at Mary Persons, as his STAR Teacher, the teacher who made the greatest con- tribution to the student's scholastic achievement, The announcements were made as a part of the Student Teacher Achievement Recognition QSTARJ program, sponsored statewide by the Georgia State Chamber of Com- merce and locally by the Monroe County Chamber of Commerce. Randy has been one of the most versatile students at Mary Persons I-ligh, where he is a member of the Beta Club, Y-Club, the band, Drama Club, National Honor Society, Forensic Society, French Club, Merry-Go- Round staff, and the Empescope staff, He has held numerous offices in clubs and is presently the editor-in-chief of the school yearbook, Honors are not new to Randy. In addition to maintaining an A+ average in his studies, he has been the recip- ient of two NEDT awards and a National Merit Letter of Commendation. For high academic standing he has received the University of Georgia Certificate of Merit and Most Outstanding Student Honors Day awards in language, mathematics, science, and history. Randy has represented the school on the debate team, in the one- act play, and in declamation. He has placed first in region and state in declamation and was on the debate team thatmatched this record. Musically, he has brought honors to himself, his teacher, parents and school by I placing first in region competition in music for two years and second in state for three years. He also was a state finalist in piano at the GMEA Convention in 1965. Randy has especially valued two honors: being selected by his fellow students as a class favorite and a class superlativeg and being selected to attend the Governor's Honors Program of 1966 where he participated in social studies and drama. He plans to attend Florida State University where he will major in English in preparation for a teaching career, . Mr. Branch, a native of Tattnall County, Georgia, received his education from Lyons High School and Georgia Southern College where he majored in history and minored in English. While in college, he was a Delta Pi Alpha Fraternity member and a representative of the Student Congress, After graduation, he began his teaching career at Mary PCISOHS, teaching EHg1iSh and hiSIOIy. He was faculty advisor to the Beta Club and the one-act play. ln the latter capacity he was instrumental in the formation of an active drama club. ln the summer of 1965, Mr. Branch was selected to attend an NDEA Institute on communism. Having always desired to continue his professional studies, he reentered Georgia Southern in the fall of 1966 as a graduate assist- ant in Social Science to work on his Master's Degree in history, At the present time he is teaching seventh grade social studies at Lyons Elementary and serving as an assistant football coach. Acnvmss The toil, the effort, and the reward of' these extracurricular hours Belong to me . . . the student . . . Who has borne them in silence and in joy. E m pescope Staff ADVISORS: Mrs. Florence Vaughan, Mrs. Howell Evans. all 9' EDITORS: Peggy Watkins, Assistant Editor Randy Smith Editor-in-Chiefz Debbie Baze more, Assistant Editor-in-Chief. BUSINESS STAFF J. Ray Grant Faye Neisler, Editor Ann Rose Brenda Vaughn Tommy Vaughn EDITORS LEFT: Copy Editors: Jackie Rumble Georgia Lrndsey Betty Brooks. BELOW: Snapshot Editors Nolen Howard Ken Paulk, Neil Heath. EDITORS Fran Mitchell, Features Steve Melton, Clubs Joyce Lifsey, Activities Beth Rose, Athletics - Ianet Wilson, Classes Patsy Harris, Classes ASSISTANT EDITORS Sandy Brown, Features Glenn Arbery, Clubs Lawton Davis, Athletics Lenora Mitchell, Classes Ginny Porch, Activities 4 X .H W- I 1 1 62 J ki Annual Sfaff Plaghmes .mov-lf? Qxnzamsf' Q X..-. a, Merry-Go-Round 9+aH' RIGHT: Patsy Harris, Editor-in-Chief: Mrs, Jack T Fletcher, Advisors Brenda Vaughn, Assistant Editor-in- f Chief. BELOW: Editors: Vicki Chambless, Arts Geor- V gia Lindsey, Grammar News: Lenora Mitchell, Arts P Betty Brooks, Grammar News. E 1.1 V ABOVE: Ginny Porch, Exchange Editors Sandy Brown, Assistant Production Manager: Steve Melton, Produc- tion Manager, RIGHT: Editors: Jackie Rumble, Clubss Joyce Lifsey, Peggy Watkins, Society. RIGHT: Miss Elizabeth Harvey Advisor: Glenn Arbery, Assist- ant Manager: Debbie Bazemore, Business Manager: Janet Wilson, Assistant Manager. BELOW: Typists: Jim Jackson, Elaine Rodeheaver, Janet Gilbert, BOTTOM: Columnists: Ty Butler, Lawton Davis, Faye Neisler, Neal Heath. FAR RIGHT: Editors: J, Ray Grant, Sports: Randy Smith, Features, w,-V-V' IOI KJ' ,an TOP LEFT: Jim Perry, Advisor: Hugh Cromer, President. ABOVE LEFT: Seniors: Dennis Cole, Janet Wilson, Jim Jackson. ABOVE RIGHT: Ann Rose, Vice-President: Lynn Hall, Secretary-Treasurer, RIGHT: Juniors: Bill Jenkins, Anita Potts, Betty Murray. I02 Siudeni Council FRONT ROW: Freshmen: Rhonda Cragg, Barbara Cromer, Sheila Jackson, Elaine Bunn. BACK ROW: Sub-Freshmen: Regina Jackson, Nancy Rumble, David Hopper, David Childs. Sophomores: Tye Howard, Bill Melton, Barry Ivey. Homecoming--a big event each fall sponsored by the Student Council. ONE-ACT PLAY Faye Neisler, Neil Heath, Randy'Smith, Sandy Brown District Meei Coniesianis L ESSAY Patsy Harris, Joe Wade Dorner .1 SOLO Peggy Watkins, Herb DeLeGa1 wmmmwmw-mamw-wzasfam DEBATE Glenn Arbery, Randy Smith, Ginny Porch, Faye Neisler QUARTET TRIO Neil Heath, Nolen Howard, Mary Griffin, Vicki Herb DeLeGa1, Tommy Ivey Chambless, Jackie Rumble DECLAMATION Ginny Porch, Randy Smith SHORT HAND Betty Brooks HOME ECONOMICS Vicki Smith TYPING Dianne Harwell, Jim Jackson Marg Persons ABOVE: ABOVE RIGHT: FRONT: Robbie Williamson, Secretaryg Brenda Grant, Secretaryg Befty Murray, Vice-President. BACK: Jackie Rumble, Chorus George Stabler, Director. Presidents Tommy Ivey, Vice - President: Fran Mitchell, President. ACCOMPANISTS: Miriam Oxford, Debbie Bazemore, Lynn Hall Debbie Bazemore Judy Belcher Betty Brooks Sandy Brown Vicki Chambless Dianne Harwell Nolen Howard Diane Ivey Sheila Jackson Eddy Johnston Dottie Land Georgia Lindsey Fran Mitchell Betty Murray Nelle Murray Betty McMullan Faye Neisler Linda Pitman Ginny Porch David Smith Brenda Vaughn Peggy Watkins Robbie Williamson Nancy Waldrep Autry Owens Rita Bunn Sheryl Bunn Cynthia Crenshaw Patricia Edge Dixie Frazier Brenda Grant Lynn Hall rs- Ssi N Candice Hardage Tommy lvey Marsha Jackson Peggy Johnson Martha Martin Miriam Oxford Myra Pinyon Sandra Richardson Nancy Roquemore Jackie Rumble Darrell Sanders Cindy Smith Suzanne Smith Bonnie Strickland Neil Heath Mary Griffin .l......---- -qsr,, Brass Steve Johnson Max Morgan Don Hyatt Ronald Norris Wayne Johnson Bob Allen Ray Walker Mary Griffin The Marg Persons Band Percussion: Lee Ann Clarke, Carol Chapman, Woodwinds Neil Heath, Janet Wilson, Steve Herndon, Joyce Lifsey, Debra Dor- ner, Jan Dorner, Lynn Hall, Edwin Urquhart, Paul Griffin, David Griffin, Barry Walker, Paul Bowen, Lucy Cal- houn. ,W o fa D Gaqiziffr fl 0065 Elaine Sanders, Kathi Stephens, Mary Truitt, Tommy Fields. RIGHT: Debra Dorner, Secretary, Neil Heath, Presidentg Edwin Urquhart, Managerg George Stabler, Directory Lynn Chapman, Vice- President. Mi Majoreiies ABOVE: Gail Williams, Wanda Waldrop, Debbie Herndon, Glenda Garnto, Lynn Chapman, Cathy Griffin. RIGHT: Patricia Snow, Head Majorettes Kim Pitman, Mascot. V i W 4 Color Guard LEFT: Judy Smith, Co-captains Elaine Rodeheaver, Captain. BELOW: KNEEL- ING: Gloria Jackson, Yvonne Couch, Gail Pritchett, Brenda Grant. STANDING: Sheryl Bunn, Annelle Williams, Marsha Jackson, Kathy Gossett, Dianne Jackson, Susan Lasseter, Mickey Bowden. Clubs Through taking advantage of these club activitiesl become a well-rounded individ dual and a fuller part of school life. I am the student . . . , Beia Club 5 Q 'ix' ff Y Emmy NP 40mS CD 522522 3'.I'.',2,5,'C3 D-:rg-X45 . sm? :EPB 203. ER? rv-oo 30711 UQ D F 'Uk4 303 9522.2 gwnodg . H-5-gf .nn 90575 .w SDH,-.UU EQSQS QQEZQ Ulooo on 0 Er' '53 FOIA F' 240 fo..-.E 0612 :- 4 rn 'E sw E N! V RIGHT: Wiley Allen, Ann Rose Gary Mc:Gaha, Faye Neisler, Brenda Vaughn, Deborah Smith, Mickey Bowden, Ellen Wilder, Lynn Chapman. LEFT: Georgia Lind- sey, Secretary: Joyce Lifsey, Treasurer: Jackie Rumble, De- votional Chairman: Mrs. Harm on Vedder, Advisor: Neil Heath, Reporter. , LEFT: FRONT: Dianne Q Haynes, Nelle Murray, Ginny 5 Porch. BACK: Kathi Stephens, Peggy Abernathy, Ty Butler, I Glenn Arbery, Lawton Davis, 9' 'T Ld if I. Ray Grant. STANDING: Nolen Howard, Angie Spear, Becky Kempson, J, Ray Grant, Anita Potts, Wiley Allen, Ty Butler, Betty Murray, Bill Howard, Faye Neisler, Hugh Cromer. SEATED: Sandy Brown, Ann Rose, Debbie Smith, Bobby Shell, Fred Pierson, Eddie Smith. Marg Persons Senior Coed Y-Club ADVISORS: Mrs. Ray Grant, Mrs. Elizabeth Collier. :AN S?E 'Gif TOP: STANDING: Mickey Bowden, Dianne Haynes, Candice Hardage, Glenda Harrison, Nancy Waldrep Vicki Chambless, Tommy Ivey, Glenn Arbery, Karen Childs, Brenda Jenkins. SEATED: Nelle Murray, Betty Brooks, Dianne Harwell, Kathi Stephens, Peggy Abernathy, Ginny Porch, Betty McMullan, Glenda Garnto, Debbie Rooks. ABOVE: Georgia Lindsey, Treasurerg Mary Griffin, Community Projects Chair- mang Steve Melton, Presidents Neil Heath, Vice-President: Beth Rose, Recreation Chairman: Debbie Bazemore, Secretaryz George Doster, Chaplains Patsy Harris, Reporterg Fran Mitchell, World Service Chairman: Randy Smith, School Projects Chairman. Future Homemakers America I 'QQCQX of LQ A 5. J Kari 2 l a., fl' S: 6 ' os 44,0 OQSV NEW YK Judy Smith, Secretarys Vicki Smith, Reporterg Margie Dungan, Vice- President: Iris Brasher, Presidentg Delores Cole, Treasurer: Mrs. Fran- ces Poole, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Janice Marks, Sara Land, Janice Pritchett, Dianne Jackson, Linda Wilson, Karen Heath, Cathy Marsh, Janice Tidwell. BACK ROW: Barbara Starr, Brenda Jenkins, Trudy Spear, Brenda Grant, Barbara Mad dox, Carol Bush, Elaine Sanders, Wanda Pippin, Beverly Daniels, Susan Smith, Betty Cole. - V . N 3 -. My 4' O'-,Q I vafly p. .. A , ff! , R ai, Q is . , 5 , . rr,ts n - v :E X ' ' f 'f - U 'mmh I I I Im! ' if 4 ', f ' J ls , gk M, -- 3 , 3 , , ' we g f I ,ei is f:srs'ass,- - ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Patricia Edge, Rita Bunn, Myra Pinyon, Dottie Land, Yvonne Couch, Janice Harper, Kathy Gossett, Jackie Ard, Suzanne Smith, Barbara Cromer. SECOND ROW: Sandra Richardson, Linda Pitman, Pam Smith, 'Dianne Ivey, Gloria Jackson, Susan Long, Rhonda Craig, Elaine Bunn, Terri Hicks, Cindy Smith, Jackie Evans. THIRD ROW: Jan Bray, Dell Abercrombie, Marcia Floyd, Sheila Jackson, Dana Rooks, Nancy Roquemore, Martha Martin, Cindy Crenshaw, Darnell Williams, Karen Chambless, Barbara Faulkner, Susan Lasseter. BELOW: Deborah Smith, Hostess: Cheryl Bunn, Parliamentariana Debbie Herndon, Recreation Chairmang Elaine Mays, Historian: Mary Wilder, Banquet Chairman: Marsha Jackson, Honor Roll Chairmang Kathy Ivey, FHA- Week Chairmang Annelle Williams, Degree Chairmang Jo Anne Belknap, Projects Chairman. II9 ,A-M x'Nf'u. -L .,,, --'Al' , fe, ' Q lf oolhwlph AXE MAX' N 'M ffl, . 14 o ,, 4' Q'Cur:Yo A. O. RAMAY, Advisor Fuiure Farmers of America FRONT ROW: John Leonard, David Griffin, Larry Fitzgerald, Tommy Fields, Tommy Cochran, Luke Mercer, Donald Thurrnond, Neal Mercer, Tommy Jackson, BACK ROW: A1 Vedder, Lenwood Mc- Cowell, Larry Pippin, Tommy Vaughn, Wayne Faulkner, Bobby Freeman, Kenneth Jenkins, Mike Hun nicutt, Robert Sanders, Stanley Ivey. ' Nix f ,, WW? 1 LEFT: Donald Cochran, Secretarys Steve Floyd, Vice-President: Larry Grant, Reporter: Jim Peters, Pres- ident. BELOW: Steve Rogers, Sentinels Ronnie Gardner, Treasurer Eddie Vinson, Chaplains Kenneth Smith, Parliamentarian. FRONT ROW: Lamar Stephens, Jackie Bunn, Mike McMullan, Danny Letson, Dennis Wood, Buddy An drews, Ben Page, Don Benson, Donald Land. TOP ROW: Jack Wilder, Eddie Ruffin, Charles Farmer, Mike Winger, Carl Moore, Ricky Maddox, Charles Thomas, Mike Hunnicutt, Robert Sanders, Hal Etheredge, Larry Bush, John Jenkins, Drama Club x ' ' . ml ik. mm me emma ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Thomas Herndon, Advisor. ABOVE: Debbie Rooks, Glenda Garnto, Ken Paulk, Patsy Harris, Debbie Bazemore, Janie Rumble, Neil Heath, Betty Brooks, Linda Jones. RIGHT: Brenda Vaughn, President: Randy Smith, Vice- President: Fran Mitchell, Projects Chair- man. ABOVE: Joyce Lifsey, Treasurers Peggy Watkins, Secretary, RIGHT: Edwin Urquhart, Joe Wade Dorner, Herb De- LeGa1, Kathy Tingle, Lucy Calhoun, Debra Dorner, Miriam Oxford, Janice Hopper, Yickie Bowdoin. BELOW: Vicki Chambless, Nancy Waldrep, Ginny Porch, Nelle Murray, Faye Neisler, Sandy Brown, Joe Jossey, Jimmy Smith. W 5 P lf Naiional Honor Qooieig Above: Mrs. Cham Zellner, Advisor: Steve Melton, President. LEFT: Ty Butler, J. Ray Grant, Wiley Allen, Glenn Arbery, Ann Rose, Mickey Bowden, Glenda Harrison, Faye Neisler, Ginny Porch, Nelle Murray, Debbie Smith. OUTSIDE: Ken Driskell, Iris Brasher, Judy Smith, Brenda Grant, Trellis Hunnicutt, Lynn Hall, Karen Heath, Janice Hopper, Joe Jossey, Bill Melton, Joe Wade Dorner, Jimmy Smith, INSIDE: Jan Bray, Marcia Floyd, Vickie Bowdoin, Lucy Calhoun, Pam Smith, Elaine Bunn, Teri Hicks, Barbara Cromer, Cathy Griffin, Larry Peters, Paul Bowen. ' f aaamuqmauemmr. , ..-nl ABOVE: FRONT: Jackie Rumble, Georgia Lindsey, Betty Brooks, Joyce Lifsey. BACK: Randy Smith, Walton Grant,Jin1Jackson,'Tonnny Vaughn, Hugh Cromer, Neil Heath, Peggy Watkins, Beth Rose, Patsy Harris. LEFT: Brenda Vaughn, Vice-President Vicki Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q 52 -3 ' i W xx ' w l25 Anita Potts, Angie Spear, Tommy Ivey, Sandy Brown, Ellen Wilder, Ty Butler, Dianne Haynes, Mickey Bowden, Ann Rose, Faye Neisler. French Club ABOVE LEFT: Jimmy Smith, Reporters Lawton Davis, Vice-President: Nelle Murray, Secretary-Treasurerg Ginny Porch, President. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. S. A, McCosh, Advisor. ABOVE LEFT: STANDING: Miriam Oxford, Ken Driskell, Lynn Hall, Herb DeLeGal, Joe Wade Dorner, Joe Jossey, Arthur McMurray, SEATED: Janice Hopper, Lucy Calhoun, ABOVE RIGHT: STANDING: Debbie Bazemore, Patsy Harris, Georgia Lindsey, Betty Brooks, Randy Smith, Linda Jones. SEATED: Fran Mitchell, Joyce Lifsey. if 'Wi'-EP Ns... Vicki Chambless, Brenda Vaughn, Betty Murray, Nancy Waldrep, Glenda Harrison, Peggy Abernathy, Wiley Allen, J. Ray Grant, Glenn Arbery. I27 Club ABOVE: Miller Owen, Reporter: Kathy Ivey, Gir1's Vice-President: Carol Bush, Presi dentg Susan Parker, Secretary: Barry Peters, Boy's Vice-Presidents Gerald Garnto, Par liamenrarian. KNEELING: Wayne Pritchett, Steve Keadle, Don Benson, Horace LaCount, Janet Gilbert. STANDING: Jimmy Smith, Ray Walker, Glenn McMurray, Arthur McMurray, Buster Watson, Dell Abercrombie. KNEELING: Jeanelle Gore, Barbara Norris, Glynda Smith, Susan Carter, Bobby Spear, Beverly Reid. STANDING: Barry Walker, Thomas Faulkner, Ed Shepherd, Sandra Colvin, Don Hildebrand, Barbara Redd . f ,. ay! , A A E K x ,,,, F LEFT: Joe Pierson, Boys' Vice-Presidents Donna Cochran, Girl's Vice-President: Fred Harris, Presi- dent: Steve Mason, Parliamentarians Connie William son, Secretary-Treasurer: Evelyn Wilkes, Reporter, ABOVE: Henry Self, Miss Carolyn Rodgers, Advisors. l m Librarg Assislanis of Marg Persons ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. How- ell D. Evans, Advisor. RIGHT: Becky Kempson, President: Brenda Justice, Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Wilder, Vice-President. BELOW: FIRST ROW: Elaine Rodeheaver, Debbie Bazemore, Patsy Harris, Janet Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Miriam Oxford, Angie Spear, Rhonda Cragg Meg Jackson, Lenora Mitch- ell, Ellen Wilder, Lynn Chapman, THIRD ROW: Patsy Stackhouse, Trudy Spear, Laura Grogg, Lynn Hall, Sue Head, Trellis Hunnicutt, Kathy Tingle, Anita Potts. l30 , I ABOVE: Mrs. S. A. Mc- Cosh, Advisors Herb De- LeGa1, Arthur McMurray RIGHT: Sandy Brown, Reporters Faye Neisler, Vice-Presidents Randy Smith, Presidents Glenn Arbery, Secretary -Treas- urer, BELOW: Jimmy Smith, I. Ray Grant, Ginny Porch, Paul Bowen Allied Medical Careers Club I ABOVE: Bonnie Strickland, Gail Williams, par, '-' K , XX x 13 fl 417. Jill I Kathy Ivey, Tommy Ivey, Glenn McMurray, Arthur Mclvlurray, BELOW: Mrs, R. L. Bittick, Advisors Sheila Jackson, President: Mrs, Sherrill Kelly, Community Advisor. RIGHT: FRONT: Debbie Rooks, Marcia Floyd. ' BACK: Robbie Williamson, Dianne Haynes. Fuiure Teachers xx x LEFT: Nelle Murray, Secretary-Treasurers Ginny Porch! Presidents Trellis Hunnicutt, Projects Chair- rnang Brenda Vaughn, Vice-President: Vicki Chamb less, Historian-Parliamentarians Mrs. Hugh Cromer, Advisor. BELOW: Lynn Hall, Nancy Waldrep, Dianne Haynes, Betty Murray, Nancy Garrison, Peggy Abernathy, Barbara Cromer, , r .yn Q55 .W , ig-sv 'Qt-+.f,g ,,ii., iw Science Club RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Miriam Oxford, Nancy Rumble, Laurie Jossey, SEC- OND ROW: Phillip Beals, Fred Harris, Elaine Sanders, Linda Tharpe, Meg Jackson. THIRD ROW: Herb DeLeGa1, Barry Ivey, Arthur McMurray, Glenn McMurray, Darrell Sanders, Mike Cochran. BELOW LEFT: Joe Iossey, Vice-Presidents Eddie Johnston, Secre- tary-Treasurer: Tommy Ivey, Reporter Neil Heath, President. BELOW RIGHT Mrs. Lois Bryant, Advisor. I34 J us ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Debra Dorner, Peggy Johnson, Dianne Ivey, Wanda Waldrop, Gloria Jackson, Yvonne Couch, Dottie Land, Janice Harper, Cathy Griffin, Susan Long, Rhonda Cragg. SECOND ROW Joe Wade Dorner, Gene Franklin, Lucy Calhoun, Barbara Cromer, Elaine Bunn, Teri Hicks, Ken Dris- kell, Larry Peters, Barry Ivey. BACK ROW: Jan Bray, Meg Jackson, Marcia Floyd, Sheila Jackson, Karen Chambless, Miriam Oxford, Tye Howard, Herb DeLeGal, Steve Johnson, Dennis Peavey, Betty Cole, Jackie Green. Marg Persons Junior Coed Y-Club ABOVE: John Young, Advisor. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Margie Dungan, World Service: Kathy Tingle, Recreation Chairman: Trellis Hunnicurt, Vice- President: Karen Heath, Reporter. BACK ROW: Robbie Williamson, Sec- retary-Treasurer: Vicki Smith, Chap- lain: Lynn Hall, School Projects Chair- man: Joe Jossey, President. -wifi .09 Horace LaCount, Sandra Colvin, Susan Woodward, Laura Grogg, Patsy Stackhouse, Bobbie Spear, Teresa Harwell, David Pettigrew, Dinelle Banks, Miller Owen, Rachael Mercer, Ken Driskell, Janet Gilbert, Barry Peters, Elaine Rodeheaver. Nuiriiion Council ABOVE: Susan Parker, Secretary: J. Ray Grant, Vice-Presidentg Dexter Wilder, Treasurer, LEFT: Mrs. Sentle Erwin, Advisors Eddie Smith, President: Miss Carolyn Rodgers, Advisor. ATHLETICS I am the athlete . . . . . . striving for victory or falling to defeat. I show my pride and my sportsmanship . . . . . . reflecting . . . Mary Persons .. . School of Champions ! I ' wwnmw .LM . ww --My Ma rg Persons ' Varsiigz ' 4 i w. aaagf Bulldogs CAPTAINS: Dean Darden, Jim Jackson, Hugh Cromer, Eddie Smith. VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Wayne Pritchett, Randy Jackson, Stewart Rodeheaver, Bill Mel Larry Garnto, PhillipiLand, Gary McGaha, 'Bill Jenkins, Jim Peters, Eddie Smith, SEC OND ROW: Ricky Gossett, Walter Kyte, Jimmy Adams, Dexter Wilder, George Doster, ll ,ff LEFT: Managers: Jackie Bunn, Jimmy Smith, Don Hyatt. TROPHIES AWARDED Best Offensive - Jim Reeves Best Defensive - Eddie Smith Best Blocker - Hugh Cromer Most Valuable - Bill Howard Coaches' Trophy - Dexter Wilder Peavey, Hugh Cromer, Mike Rodeheaver, Jim Jackson, J. Ray Grant, Jim Reeves. ROW: Barry lvey, David Smith, Glenn Arbery, Lawton Davis, Dean Darden, Fred Bill Howard, Tommy Ivey. I39 COACHES: John Waters, Dan Pitts, Roy Cook. I40 Seniors of '68 The success of the varsity team is al- ways dependent upon its members. The '68 seniors contributed greatly to a satisfy ing year on the gridiron. In the years to follow, they will be missed, but not for- gotten. 64 Jimmy Adams 51 Dexter Wilder 84 Jim Peters 38 Eddie Smith 61 Fred Pierson 85 Dean Darden 41 Bill Howard 75 George Doster 80 Jim Jackson 62 Hugh Cromer 44 Jim Reeves B-Team FIRST ROW: Steve Keadle, Horace LaCount, Gerald Garnto, Gene Franklin Gary Sutton. SECOND ROW: Wayne Pritchett, Barry Peters, Larry Potts, Wayne Edge, John Tingle, Don Benson, THIRD ROW: Donald Thurmond, Tony Fordham, Deck Trevitt, Stanley Diaz, Jackie Green, Johnny Moore, Tye Howard, Mike Dillon. , -,t 0 Marg Persons Girls Baskeiball Jim Perry, Coach CAPTAINS: Joyce Lifsey, Delores Cole, Karen Childs. Va rsiig Debbie Smith, Debbie Herndon, Vicki Smith, Margie Dungan, Iris Brasher, Kathy Tingle, Becky Kempson, Anita Potts, Beverly Daniels, Karen Chambless, Patricia Redding, Kathy Ivey, Betty Cole, Mary Wilder. CENTER: Joyce 2 Lifsey, Delores Cole, Karen Childs. M N Ik , if JL ff 4 34 Steve Melton J, Ray Grant Charles Smarr Lawton Davis Dennis Peavey Bill Jenkins Hugh Cromer Marg Persons Bogs Baskelball Larry Garnto JOHN WATERS, Coach Jackie Green Bobby Shell Joe Jossey Dennis Cole Bill Howard Eddie Smith Cleve Hicks STEVE MELTON, Captain DENNIS COLE Captain I44 45 Q31 A , K, 'E' ,,i' 'l' 5 il 2 'iv W, 'L A i 1 s u mw , L FRONT: Beth Rose, Sandy Brown, Betty Murray. CENTER: Rhonda Cragg, Nelle Murray, Elaine Bunn BACK: Ann Rose, Vicki Chambless, Faye Neisler, Brenda Vaughn. y Marg Persons Cheerleaders x 2 SANDY BROWN, Co-Captain: MRS. THOMAS HERNDON, LISSA HERNDON, BETH ROSE, Captain. Advisor. Mascot. fm H MEMBER v V 7 PURTRAITS 'CQMWMQQMWWQ' 5 M 3 MEMBER 'U P. S. A. IN ATLANTA 30 N.W. Tenth Street CAMERA ARTIST TRinify 4-6321 STYLCRAMA Phone 994-6233 Forsyth Georgla Compliments of CATER AND JCNES BROYHILL FURNITURE FACTORIES a I 1 H1 4 1 ' Fgvi 1 all Q ia! M 1.9 : x k . . 1 ' 9 1 . A 1. h 1? W- V 2 . gif 7. ffm .A M- Q . 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SCHWAMLEIN, Owner 142 West Main Street TEZEFIORA w w Telephone 994-6232 Forsyth, Georgia Compliments of ANDREW DILLON FUNERAL HOME ALEXANDERS PHARMACY fe? Compliments of PIG 81 CHICK BARBECUE -- -M-M-w,.i.,-.m...1Q:..g..,,..,,,,N.,..W.,..- V -N - ..... ,W .,,-......., N.,.. Mr . . . HANDY ANDY Open 7:00 to 11:00 for Your Convenience Q n E A Compliments of TRAMMELL FURNITURE 8. JEWELRY CENTER Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair For Values So High - For Prices So Low - TRAMMELIJS is the Place to Go its ng CLIFTON'S APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE 53 North Lee Street General Electric - Frigidaire - RCA Victo Frigidaire I72 FORSYTH MERCANTILE COMPANY Serving Students of Monroe County Since 1899 S. AND M. AUTO SERVICE G. M. C. Trucks Sales and Service Welding Wrecker Service Forsyth, Georgia 'E Brass ' MAwUFACTURfg,G rms: une: Il FIXTH-55 FURSYTH DIVISION Makers of Fine Carpet Yarn Phone 994-6510 Forsyth, Georgia BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY , . K v . TREADWELL FORD COMPANY, INC. ADAMS-BRISCOE FARM SUPPLY E. W. BANKS COMPANY Forsyth's Best Store FORSYTH HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY 4 it ' A iot Y?-lyk Phone 994- 6436 342 N. Lee Street Forsyth, Georgia if BITTICK TIRE AND OIL COMPANY Dial 994-5133 for Prompt Pick Up and Delivery DORNER AND SON DRY CLEANERS ,w3ff ' M. , P .rw A Y 1 x'Q?Ew, 3 w V :ii X A .4 4 FORSYTH FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Where You Are Always Welcome Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Compliments of MONROE COUNTY FINANCE AND LOAN TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT Stop and Save at WALDREPS 10 CENT STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE , ff 1:217- -M..-04' FASHIONAIRE BEAUTY SALON Dial 994-6741 Forsyth, Georgia R. B. MAXWELL'S STORES For Novelties Cosmetics Rust Craft Cards Cookware Notions Party Needs Everybody shops at Maxwe11's, Forsyth's most modern variety store. ...Wi t vs' w ' ke! .o.' '--- 5 ,.e, A ,Mw tfgi e s 5.4 or fi t to r K r I .I . , ,,.., ' 1 2 f A --'- ' L r V -. ,.o. Q2 1 r A 5 iii . , 7 . .k f, 1:11-so '-Pillai K x-f- 1 assi 1 I my k--' 2 g Q 'HA -' r' , Fin' K- . K -1 . ,fgwre-hi 'A ' y 1 , -A-' 2 1 A , f r, K 3sirf,1:,g-wr,-, K I80 Forsyth, Georgia vp -J Pg - nv is ' Rfk A FORSYTH AUTO PARTS A Complete Line of Truck and Auto Parts Dial 994-5116 Forsyth, Georgia BOWDOIN'S RESTAURANT AND SERVICE STATION On the Jackson Short Route at the Juliette Road FORSYTH BARBER SHOP 32 4 l82 LOOSIER OF MACON, INC Good and Better Furniture for Less Money RAY RENOLDS, Mgr. Dial 742-6403 448 Second St. Macon, Georgia Compliments of FURNITURE CENTER Macon' s Oldest and Original Furniture Discount House 455 First Street Macon, Geor ia S I Complimerits of DIXIE TRUCKS AND PARTS CO. AND DIXIE AUTO PARTS, INC. Macon, Georgia MONROE COUNTY BANK Full Service Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Safe Banking Since 1908 F01'S'Yth, Georgia It's a silly millimeter longer! Excedrin headache 445 C omplirn ent s of OXFORD BROTHERS MILLING COMPANY Phone 885-2151 - Night 885-2152 Culloden, CfGO1'gi2- l84 C ompliments of F. M. HARP AUTO PARTS New and Used Parts Phone 994- 3541 F01'SYth, Georg1a 4. - .. A This is a heckuva way to get high! I wish she'd leave so I could pull out my Playboy magazine. fiif' 'M rf gi! iii! l ii Wig Q f:i,ili', N Country Fresh Dairy Foods. 'flliee 1 ld in your favorite grocers' dairy counter or have them DAIRIES home delivered. .x V3 RQ ,' N CHARLIE WOOD, INC. ' 59 QL! sv 'I If Sporting Goods, Toys, Hobbies t fs as ' 484 Second Street W' . ji If 'P J! ,I Boats, Motors, Repairs QJKJQD 5 1 If 805 Walnut Street -nip I1 If IW fx lf , li f' I ff XX 5 Lil Macon, Georgia A XXI ,I According to the latest statistics Don't let bad breath put you in isolation. i '53 54142 Zan i 2 5. . for Shopping 'f if col.oNlAt 3. ig, N E PERSONS 8: PERSONS, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE Security Savings Service 40 N. Jackson Street Dial 994-3201 Forsyth, Georgia Wh tthldft th P PP1 . ......................................................................................................,..... ,nm .---.......... ,-.,....,--,.,..,.,.,,,,.. I ----'-------'---'-------'-''-----------'-------::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:................... 33555333iximmWWR3--- -----'-- ':::::::::::::::::::::::':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 5'E::::::::::::::1::::::::::::zz::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: UREMUST NAME IN DAIRY PRQDUCTS C omplim ent s of H. V. KELL COMPANY Newnan, Georgia -- Tifton, Georgia Fort Valley, Georgia .-- Cairo, Georgia Griffin, Georgia fHome Office, And in this comer . . Gorgeous Glenda! I've got to wash away the evidence. Paradoxically man is never vainer than when assessing his hurnilityg never weaker than when flouting his strengthg and never more wrong than when sure he is always right. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY A Complete Line of Athletic Equipment 461 Third Street - Next to Bibb Theater Macon, Georgia Cool it, big daddy! More and Better Servings in Every Can Purveyors of Quality Products Catering Exclusively to Throughout Schools, Colleges, Hospitals, Georgia, North Florida, i , Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, North Carolina, South Industrial Food Operations, Ca olina , -g:grx,,,,., ' Bake S and Institutions Prgmpt shipment Made of All r Orders Whether a Case or a .-!b.f.-. Carload FANCY FRUITS V Ann General Office EGETABI-ES Macon, Georgia ii-ff HORRORS! The 1968 Empescope in their hands'???! ll Teamwork and co-operation make even the worst of jobs a pleasure. But combining the forces of a staff and advisors unexcelled in willingness to give of themselves, of a faculty and adminstration unsurpassed in understanding and eo- operation, and ofa student body equal to no other has made our work one of the biggest joys of our lives. Now as you go your separate ways, not knowing if happiness or sorrow will cross your path, hold the thoughts of your days at MPHS as the happiest of your life. Randy Smith Debbie Bazemore Peggy Watkins FVAA ,Z -- ' 'J FORSYTH COUNTRY CLUB Compliments of B. B. SHELL - Professional Les s ons by Appointment 994-5328 994-5044 MACK'S PLACE Compliments of dtpung oil co y f 'Anv.0f' Mary had a FORSYTH GRILL The Home of Delicious F d Forsyth, C ompliments of L 8: D STABLES 8. SADDLE CLUB Phone 994-5520 LOVE IS THE RULE OF LIFE Your choice of a mate is all important to marriage and a happy life. So are the rules in selecting your Diamond Engage- ment Ring . In choosing a Diamond the rule of the Four C's will help you make the correct choice. These Four C'As are: carat weight, cutting, clarity, and color. Carat weight is the size of a Diamond measured by weight in points and carats, 1 carat-100 points, UZ carat250 points, etc. Cutting refers to the quality of the workmanship in shaping the stone and arrangement of facets. Clarity is the degree of whiteness and when properly cut, the Diamond acts like a prism that breaks up the light, giving off every color of the rainbow. A Diamond is Forever Price is determined by the above rules for guidance in your purchase. F SCARBOROUGH JEWELERS Back in the box, Leroy! 18 East Main Street Forsyth, Georgia Phone 994-5631 KOZY KORNER Sandwiches OTIS PIERSON, SR. Justice of the Peace Compliments of GEORGIA HARDWARE COMPANY FOI'SYth, Georgia WILLINGHAM MOTORS COMPANY A 0 F yth A11 right, where's my sheet? Compliments of CHARNER W. HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Monroe County Bank Building F Yth Georgia Compliments of BILLY WALDREP'S GULF STATION Forsyth, Phone 994-6712 Geg in Forsyth RODEHEAVER PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone: 994-5079 Georgia MURNER REFRIGERATION Only thing I could get a date with. U. S. Royal and Delta Tire at J. AND W. TIRE COMPANY York Sales and Service Heating Cooli g Phone: 994-5414 Forsyth, Georgia Compliments of CITY DRUG COMPANY Compliments of CARL HAYS JEWELER Macon, Georgia Member of National Bridal Service I'm so mad Icould SPITH mm, , , , FORSYTH RED AND WHITE Better Foods for Better Living We Give Top Value Stamps LEWIS TRUCK 81 TRACTOR COMPANY Farmall - International Phone: 987-1716 Valley Road Perry, Georgia Patty-cake, patty-cake. Compliments of TRAMMELL'S SHOPPING CENTER General Merchandise Dry Goods, Furniture Route 3 Julliette Road Compliments of WILLIE MACK TRIBBLE , 7- g Y FOR CGMPLETE NEWS High School Sporfs S Picfures Special Farm Page on Sunday Among those wounded . . . ah, there's my name Compliments of ZELLNER AND HOWARD, INC. F N .1 J: .E - 1 I Q' me S WHAT s N EXT? 3 f Kg ri- 1 W iw ' R ' ,-1 '-If . : ' . QP 1 9- 'NM K ' Q12 fits g' ,hx , mar-X Q B. . ws- c g rum y g d 1 Y lffzfwf X7 ,. ghtf d In rn ft zgf y H , at Southern Bell. Why not give us a call? y W K SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE G TELEGRAPH CUJ ' E I97 HERFF Compliments of JONES COMPANY 1411 North Capitol Avenue Ind ianapolis , Indiana Compliments of RHODES FURNITURE CO., INC. 369 Second Street, Macon, Georgia Who'l1 take the boy with the skinny legs? CORLEY'S OPTICIANS Dispensers to Eye Physicians PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS The Finest Materials Used TREAT YOUR EYES TO THE BEST Glasses Prescriptions Artificial Eyes The Famous Maico Hearing Aid Contact Lenses Consulta Medical Eye PhysicianfMDj Call Long Distance Macon, Ga. 746-6248 Bankers Building Macon - Georgia 439 Cotton Ave. FLINT RIVER PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Local Farmer-Owned Credit Association Serving Agriculture Credit Needs Offices in Thornaston and Jonesboro WILSON TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINE COMPANY Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies Royal Typewriters, Electric - Standard - Portables Victor Adding Machines and Calculators Rex - Rotary Duplicators and Frantz Dry Copiers 639 Mulberry Street Dial SH 6-2777 Macon, Georgia OLDHAM'S OPTICIANS Macon's Oldest Dispensing Optician Dial SH 6-4866 See Your Eye Physician Regularly Two Locations: lOl Persons Building 685 lst Street Contact Free Parking Lenses Stamps v Macon, Georgia It won't yank off--wonder if it'11 unscrew?I Compliments of E. M. HOPPER AGENCY Forsyth Georgia Compliments of TRIO MANUFACTURING COMPANY Forsyth' s Oldest Industry Providing Steady Employment and Continuous Operation Since 1889 You just think you're not going to stack Merg-Go-Rounds! On behalf of the Empescope Staff, we wish to express our sincere appreciation to the business con- cerns and individuals who have given us ads, thereby making possible the publication of our 1968 annual. Thank you, The Business Staff Compliments of Dependable Service at DEALS LUGGAGE sToRE Cm' DRY CLEANERS Phone 994-5119 Quality Leather Goods and Gifts JACK CHILDS Macon, Georgia Forsyth Georgia Butter Cutter No, this isn't the pool room, but may I help you anyway? Compliments to MARY PEARSONS and the Seniors of '68 Compliments of ALEXANDER-HEATH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC-. J. BEN SPEAR The Best in Insurance Since 1919 Compliments of ED WILLIAMS General Mdse. -- Cattle -- Timber Phone 994-2691 Juliette Georgia H. C. HOPPER COMPANY Television - Appliances - Service H. C. HOPPER BERTHA B. HOPPER Owner Manager Fo r s yth NITH at G'f.c Phone 994-2461 ' 5 3 , N Georgia Holy indignation plus! Garrison's Gorillasl JOE CHAMBERS SPORTING GOODS Everything for the Hunter and Fisher Hunting and Fishing Licenses Fish Bait Crushed Ice 202 AND Clothing for the Family Easy Credit Terms 16 E. Johnston Street Forsyth, Georgia Compliments of BIBB COLLECTION SERVICE, INC. Congratulations to the Senior Class Serving Merchants and Professional Men Since October l, 1957 L. M. WRIGHT USED CARS Phone: 746-2314 208 Persons Building Macon, Georgia See Beth, fangs on each side. It oughta go off any minute now. Compliments of SAM WARD JEWELERS, INC. Quality Letter Phone: 743-3232 Printing Service 4- 478 Cherry Street Telephone 99 6879 Area Code--912 Macon, Georgia Bolingbroke' Ga' 203 R. S. THORPE 84 SONS Exclusive Men's and Boy's Wear Phone SH 2-6246 533,535 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia Day Phone Night Phone 775-7801 775-3141 775-7802 CAWTHON BROTHERS, INC. Covington Rd. Jackson, Ga. Propane Gas and Appliances Sales and Service Boy, did I have a bad trip last night! Heads, I climbg tails, you hold the ladder. Compliments of WALTERS JEWELERS 592 Cherry Street SH 3-5406 Macon, Ga. The Little Store with Big Values 204 Compliments of FORSYTH TWINE AND CORDAGE COMPANY 1'-'01'SYth Georgia EDWARDS UPHOLSTERY SHOP Furniture - Automobiles Forsyth, Georgia THE MONROE ADVERTISER The Silent Voice of Monroe County Printing -- Publishing -- Stationery Office Equipment Phone 994-4781 Forsyth, Georgia iisiii MM: , , ,.tA kg '7'?'7'?'79'?'7'?'79'?'7'7'7'7'?'?'7'7'7'? Compliments of BOWDOIN'S MARKET Quality Meats We Deliver Phone 994-4201 Forsyth, Georgia C omplirn ents of WILDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Forsyth, Georgia Compliments of FORSYTH LOAN AND FINANCE CO., INC. HATCHER FEED MILLS, INC. Low Price -- 1-figs Quality Feeds--Coal--Grains 205 CAWTHON'S STORE Compliments of Complete Home Outfitters Quality -- Service -- Satisfactio Phone 994-3451 Forsyth, Georgia Forsyth, Georgia Compliments of ff ff!! MRS. ARCHER P. MAYNARD DOT'S KITCHEN Open 24 Hours a Day 89 East Adams 994-6746 Th h' g h h d R 1 g Forsyth, Georgia Compliments of Extra Savings for You at NEWTON, WRIGHT YOUR GROCERY STORE Phone 994-5332 LUMBER COMPANY 206 JOSEPH'S DEPARTMENT STORE First, we want to Wish you a healthy and prosperous future. Second, when you think of clothes, come to see us. We keep up with the latest fashions for your ward- robe. We are the only store in town that carries Jonathan Logan Dresses. We also have Toni Todd and Vicky Vaughn , Phone 994-4701 Forsyth, Georgia FORSYTH BEAUTY SHOP Individual Styling for the Woman Who Cares Compliments of A FRIEND After School Visit GRANT'S BILLIARDS PARLOR Where Men of Leisure Spend Their Idle Hours Monkey see, monkey do. Compliments of THE DANCE STUDIO FOI'Sy1Zh, Georgia C omplim ent s of FARMERS SUPPLY 'Phone TU 5-2305 Culloden, Georgia Compliment s of O. L. CLEMENTS GROCERY CO. Better Values at JENKIN'S VARIETY SHOP When you're great, it shows. STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION I-75 and Highway 23 Phone 994-9010 Compliments to the Seniors of 1968 CHAPMAN DRY GOODS COMPANY Wholesale C omplim ent s of CHAMBLESS BROS. GROCERY J 1 tte, Georgia Compliments of MODEL GARAGE orsyth, HAROLD C. KENDRICKS, JR. 8g ASSOCIATES Compliments of VILLAGE OUTLET STORE Forsyth, G6O'Tg1 Forest Consultants 994-6680 Compliments of OTTO DOLLAR STORE Forsyth, Georgia J. B. MURRAY AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Georg You mean you've left your family defenseles TREADWELL AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 50 Chambers Street Forsyth, Georgia Phone 994- 5581 GUSSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP lt's Always a Pleasure to Serve My Friends at Mary Persons High School Forsyth Georg !--'!T 'THE 2l2 INGLESIDE MUSIC CENTER BEA T oF LOU ER 2320 F Phone: rcci C Ingleside Ave. ' P32 745-3773 Z Q77k - pak sg I 6 Macon Georgia JIM RHODES GIFTS Something for Everyone 420 College Street JOYCINE GIFT SHOP STATE FARM Plaques -- Lavabo - Brass Candelabra Oriental and Genuine Hummel Figurines INSURANCE 0 Buddhas , Necklace, Bracelet, Pins., Earrings Ask About 25070 Discount Tiaras for IIIf I I J' 1 I ' Il M Good Students G n t S 6T2'i:iZQ'rI5 gtjrolfclne acon eorgla Macon Georgia Compliments of STARNES FORMALS Mrs. Kathryn Buckels, Owner T1lX6dOS, EIVe1'll1'1g and Wedding Gowns - Mother of the Bride and Groom Outfits--Free con- sultation without obligation - Your Friendly Hardware Store Dial SI-I Z-6573 Phone SI-I Z-1625 2.808 Napier Ave. MBCOI1, Georgia 3156 Vineville Avenue Member of National Bridal Service Macon, Georgia Compliments of MORGAN'S GROCERIES AND LUNCHES HUTCH'S OK USED CARS Compliments of JOYLAND Phone 743-5719 Ingleside Ave. Macon, Georgia I think I'm goin outa my head! Compliments of TRADING POST 484 First Street Phone 743-2678 REGERO JEWELRY CO., INC. Virgin Diamonds--Bulova Watches Watch and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty Telephone S1-I 5-2324 368 Second Street Macon, Georgia Macon, Georgia ,.-Tit. A Compliments of I ls, I HI'25ii.'3f3?i ' WALTER WEBB It I I I Mm WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. Tel. 994-3061 Forsyth, Georgia Diamonds, Watches, Radios, and Jewelry Repairing Phone 745-9565 378 Second Street Macon, Ga. 31201 4LHia?aa,,a 2310 Ingleside Avenue Telephone 745-1018 Macon Georgia Now Debbie, don't look but . . . ZI3 J. ROBBIE JONES COMMERCLAL PHOTOGRAPHY B olingbroke , Georgia 1: Phone 994-5314 N? FJ: ? ' Weddings - Portraits - Proms - Recitals THE CENTRAL GEORGIA ELECTRIC M , MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION 9 1 Jackson, Georgia 061 ' VI Community Owned Community Built .. J Community Builder LA VISTA RESTAURANT 3040 Vineville Avenue Steaks, Chicken, and Seafood Macon Georgia 2l4 Darn dishwasher spots! I am ihe siudeni Senior Sketches JAMES FLOYD ADAMS: Class Pres. 2: Letter Club 2,'3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CLAY BASWELL: Transferred from Killeen High School, Killeen, Texas 1: F.F. A. 1, 2: Football 3 JAMES D. BATES: F F.A. 1,2,3 DEBORAH FAYE BAZEMORE: Superlative 1, 2, 3, 4: 'Allied Medical Careers Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Forensic Society 2: French'Club 3, 4: Library Assistants 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Club 2, 3, 4, Community Projects Chrm. 3, Sec. 4: Merry-90-Round 3, 4, Asst, Editor 3, Business Manager 4: Empescope 3, 4, Business Ed. 3, Asst. Ed. -:rr-chief 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Accom- panist 1, 2, 3,4 DAVID ANTHONY BRANCH: Drama Club 2, 3: Science Club 3: Y-Club 2: Letter Club 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3 BETTY CLAIRE BROOKS: Beta Club 3, 4: Drama Club 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Club'2,'3, 4: Merry-Go-Round 4, Grammar News Ed. 4, Typist 4: Empescope 4, Copy Ed. 4: Chorus 4: Dist. Shorthand 4 MARGARET KAREN CHILDS: Class sec. -Treas. 2: Homecoming Court 2: Drama Club 2: Y-Club 2, 3, 4: Letter Club 3: Student Council 1, Rep. 1: Basketball 1, 2,3,-4, CBPI. 4 EVA DELORES COLE: Class .Vice-Pres. 1, Class Mana- ger 3: Superlative 1: Homecoming Court 1, 4: Beta Club. 3, 4: F, H, A, 1, 2, 3,4, Treas. 4, Parliamentarian 3: Letter Club 3: Student Council 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Capt. 4 DENNIS RAY COLE: Class Vice-Pres. 3: F. F.A. 1,2, 3: Letter Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4: Golf 2, 3: Baseball 1: Track 2 l-IUGH BAISEI. CROMER, JR.: Class Pres. 3, cms. Sec. -Treas. 1: Superlative 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Nation- al Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Club 2, 3,4: Letter Club 2, 3: Student Council 4, Pres. 4: Football 1, 2, 3,4, Capt. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4: Track ,1,2, 3: Football Blocking Trophy 4 WILLIAM DEAN DARDEN: Superlative 2: French Club 2: Letter Club 2, 3: Student Council 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4: Track 1,2, 3, Sub-Region 2 WAL'I'ER GEORGE DOSTER: French Club 2, 3, Sec. - Treas. 3: Y-Club 3,4, Chaplain 4: Letter Club 3: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3 DONALD RAY EASLER: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 KENNETH STEPHENS FLOYD: Beta Club 3: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Parliamentarian 3: National Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Football 2 DENNIS W. FRAZIER: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Golf 2, 3,4: Track 2,4 RONALD CALVIN GARDNER: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4 GLENDA ANN GARNTO: Allied Medical Careers Club 1, 2: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Club 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club 1: Chorus 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: One-Act 2l6 Play 12, 3 EVELYN JANET GILBERT: Allied Medical Careers Club 1.2: Nutrition Council 4: F. T. A. 1: Library Assistants il: Y-Club 2: 4-H Club 1,4: Merry-Go-Round 4, Typist 4 LARRY K. GRANT: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Rep, 4: 4-H Club 1,2 WALTON KENNETH GRANT: Beta Club 3, 4: French Club 2: National Honor Society 3, 4 MARY MARGARET GRIFFIN: Transferred from Buies Creek High School, Buies Creek, North Carolina 3: Drama, Club 3: F. T. A. 3: Y-Club 3,4, Community Projects Chrm. 4: Chorus 3: Band 4: Dist. Trio 4 MICHEAL ALLEN GRIFFIN: F.F. A. 1: Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2 PATRICIA ANN HARRIS: Class sec. -Treas. 4: Superla- tive 2, 3,4: Allied Medical Careers Club 1, 2, 3, Rep. 3: Beta Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4: Foren- sic Society 2: French Club 2, 3,4: Library Assistants 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Club 3, 4: Pub- licity Chrm. 4: 4-H Club 1, 2, Girl's Vice-Pres. 1, Sec. 2: Merry-Go-Round 3,4, Asst. Business Manager 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Empescope 3,4, Asst. Classes Ed. 3, Classes Ed. 4: Chorus 1: Dist. Essay 4: NEDT Award 1, 2: Governor's Honors Program 1967: U. of Ga. Cer- tificate of Merit 3 DAVID WINFORD HARWELL: Beta Club 3, 4: Football 2 GLORIA DIANNE HARWELL: Science Club 1: Y-Club 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4 SUE INEZ HEAD: Transferred from Balboa High School, Canal Zone 4: Library Assistants 4 ALFRED NEIL HEATH: Superlative 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Rep. 4: Drama Club 2, 3,4, Rep. 3: National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3,4, Pres. 4: Y-Club 2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4: Merry-Go-Round 3,4, Columnists 3, 4: Empescope 4, Snapshots Ed. 4: Band 1, 2, 3,4, Sec. -Treas. 2, Manager 3, Pres, 4: One-Act Play 2,4: Dist. Boy's Quartet 3,4: NEDT Award 2, 3: U. of Ga. Certificate of Merit 3: Y.M.C.A. Youth Assembly 3: National Merit Award 4 AWILLIAM HOLLAND HOWARD: F.F. A, 1: Y-Club 2, 3, 4: Letter Club 2, 3,4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3,4: Most Valuable Player Trophy 4 CARL NoI.EN HOWARD: Y-club 2, 3, 4: Letter Club 2, 3: Empescope 4, Snapshots Ed. 4: Chorus 4: Band 1: Football 1, 2: Dist. Boy's Quartet 4 JAMES LEON JACKSON: Class Pres. 4: Superlative 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter Club 2, 3: Student Council 3, 4, Rep. 4: Merry -Go- Round 4, Typists 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt, 4, Dist, Typing 4: Track 1, 2, 3, Set Region Record in Mile- Relay 3: NEDT Award 2 LINDA LOUISE JONES: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: French 2,'3, 4: Science Club 1: Y-Club 2, 3: NEDT Certificate 1, 2 JOYCE LYNNE LIFSEY: Superlative 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Treas. 45 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. .45 French Club 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Rep. 35 National Honor Society 1,'2, 3,45 Merry-Go-Round 3, 4, Society Ed. 3,45 Empe- scope 3,4, Asst. Business Ed. 3, Activities Ed. 45 Band 1,45 Basketball 2, 3,4, Capt. 4 GEORGIA CAROL LINDSEY5 Allied Medical Careers Club 35 Beta Club 3, 4, Sec, 45 French Club 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Club 2, 3,4, Chap- lain 3, Treas. 45 Merry-Go-Round 4, Grammar News Ed. 4, Typist 45 Empescope 4, Copy Ed. 45 Chorus 4 IANICFE MARIE MARKS5 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 STEPHEN ARTHUR MELTON: Class Manager 35 Super- lative 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Drama Club 15 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Y-Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Letter Club 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3, Sec. -Treas. 25 Merry-Go-Round 3,4, Asst, Editor 3, 'Production Mana- ger 45 Empescope 3,4, Asst. Sports Ed. 3, Clubs Ed. 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Capt. 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, State 3, Mile-Relay, 1st Region 35 Boys State 35 Georgia Honor Band 25 NEDT Award 1, 2 FRANCES WILDER MITCHELL: Superlative 3,45 Home- coming Court 45 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensic Society 25 French Club 3, 45 F. H. A. 15 Y-Club 2, 3,4, School Proj. Chrm. 3, World Service Chrm. 45 Empescope 3, 4, Asst. Business Ed. 3, Features Ed, 45 Chorus 3,4, Pres, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Y.M. C. A. Youth Assembly 3 CARL JAMES MOORE, JR.: E.P.A. 1,2,s,4 LOUIS AUTRY OWENS: F.F.A. 1,2, 35 chorus 3,45 Outstanding P. E. Student Award 1 KENNETH GERALD PAULK: Drama Club 3, 45 F. F. A. 15 Y-Club 2, 35 Empescope 4, Snapshots Ed. 45 Band 3,4 -W JAMES CULLEN PETERS: E. E. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, see. 3, Pres. 45 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 15 Letter Club 2, 3 FRED SULLIVAN PIERSON: Y-Club 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 15 Letter Club 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3 SANDRA ELIANE PINYON: French Club 2, 35 Y-Club 1, 2, 3 JAMES LOWE REEVES: Football 3,45 Best Offensive Player Trophy 4 DEBORAH DIANNE ROOKS: Transferred from Seabreeze High School, Daytona Beach, Florida 35 Allied Medical Careers Club 4, Rep. 45 Drama Club 45 F. H.A. 35 Y- Club 4 DONNA LIZABETH ROSE: Superlative 3,45 Homecom- ing Court 3, 45 Allied Medical Careers Club 25 Beta Club 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Drama Club 2, 3, Sec. 35 French Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Rep. 25 National Honor Soci- ety 3, 45 Y-Club 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chrm. 3, Recreation Chrm. 45 Merry-Go-Round 3, Asst, Editor 35 Empe- scope 4, Sports Ed. 45 Cheerleader 3, 4, Capt. 4 BETTY JO ROSS: Y-Club 2, 35 Allied Medical Careers Club 2, 35 Library Assistants 35 Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 3 JACQUELYN REBECCA RUMBLEE' Superlative 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Devotional Chrm. 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Club 25 Merry-Go- Round 4, Clubs Ed. 45 Empescope 4,3 Copy Ed. 45 Cho- rus 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Dist. Trio 3,4 DONALD EDWARD SMITH: Class Pres. 1, Class Vice- Pres. 2, 45 Superlative 35 Allied Medical Careers Club 35 Beta Club 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, Pres. 35 Y-Club 2, 3,45 Letter Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Student Council 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Nutrition Council 4, Pres. 45 Football 1,2, 3,4, Capt. 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 1,2, 3, 45 Best Defensive Player Trophy 3, 45 Boy's State 3 RANDALL LAWRENCE SMITH: Supenanve 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 45 Forensic Society 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, School Proj. Chrm. 45 4-H Club 1, 25 Merry- Go-Round 3, 4, Features Ed. 3,45 Empescope 3, 4, Clubs Ed. 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Band 1,25 One-Act Play 1,2, 4, 4th Region 45 Dist. Declamation 3, lst Region 3, lst State 35 Dist. Debate 3,4, lst Region 3, lst State 35 Dist. Piano 1, 2, 3, 1st Region 1, 3, 2nd Region 2, 2nd State 1, 2, 35 Governor's Honors Program 19665 National Merit Letter of Commendation 35 NEDT Award 1, 25 U. of Ga, Certificate of Merit 35 Outstanding Student Awards in language, mathematics, history, and science 1, 2, 3 TRUDY CARLEENE SPEAR: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Library Assistants 3, 45 4-H Club 15 Chorus 15 Color Guard 2 BARBARA BLANCHE STARR: E.E.A. 1,2, 3,45 Basket- ball 2 GRACE DIANE STRICKLAND5 4-H Club 1 THOMAS LEE VAUGHN: Beta Club 35 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter Club 25 Empescope 4, Asst. Business Ed. 45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1,25 Track 2 PEGGY ANN WATKINS: Superlative 3,45 Beta Club 3, 4, Project Chrm. 45 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 2, Pres. 3, Sec. 45 French Club 2, 3,45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 35 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3,45 Merry-Go- Round 3,4, Society Ed. 3, 45 Empescope 3, 4, Asst. Business Ed. 3, Asst. Editor 45 Basketball 1,25 One-Act Play 1,2, 35 Dist. Girl's Solo 45 Girl's State 35 NEDT Awards 1, 25 U of Ga. Certificate of Merit 3 ROBERT EUGENE WATSON: F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 1, Boy's Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3 CLIFFORD DONALD WATTS: F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 4-H Club TRAVIS DEXTER WJLDER: E. EA. 1, 2, 35 Letter Club 35 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Nutrition Council 4, Treas. 45 Coaches' Trophy 4 MARTHA SHARON WILDER: F. H. A. 15 4-H Club 1, Sec. 15 Basketball Manager 2 GAYLON DEWON WILLIAMS: Allied Medical Careers Club 3,45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 25 Library Assistants 25 Chorus 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 3,4 JANET LEIGH WILSON: Superlative 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Rep. 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 35 Library Assistants 1,2, Sec, -Treas. 25 Student Council 3,4, Rep. 45 Merry-Go-Round 4, Asst. Business Managers 45 Empe- scope 3, 4, Features Ed. 3, Classes Ed. 45 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Girl's State 3 2I7 Activities, 95 - 112 Allied Medical Careers Club, 132 Alma Mater, 24 Athletics, 137-148 Band, 108-109 Basketball, 142 - 145 Boys, 144 - 145 Girls, 142 - 143 Beta Club, 114-115 Cheerleaders, 146-147 Chorus, 106-107 Classes, 37-80 Freshmen, 68-74 Juniors, 54-61 Seniors, 38-53 Sophomores, 62-67 Sub-Freshmen, 75-80 Clubs, 118-136 Dedication, 6-7 District Meet, 104-105 Drama Club, 122-123 Index Empescope, 96 - 99 Faculty and Administration, 25 Favorites, 86-87 Freshmen, 87 Sophomores, 86 Sub-Freshmen, 87 Features, 81-94 F.F.A., 120-121 F H.A., 118-119 Football, 138-141 Forensic Society, 131 Foreword, 8-9 4-H, 128-129 French Club, 126-127 Future Teachers, 133 Golf, 148 -36 Homecoming Court, 93 Homecoming Queen, 92 Junior Coed Y-Club, 135 Junior-Senior Prom, 88-91 Library Assistants, 130 Majorettes, 110-111 Merry-Go-Round, 100-101 National Honor Society, 124-125 Nutrition Council, 136 Patrons, 149-214 Science Club, 134 Senior Coed Y -Club, 116 - 117 Senior Sketches, 216-217 STAR Student, 94 Student Council, 102-103 Superlatives, 82-86 Junior, 85-86 Senior, 82-84 Table of Contents, 2-3 Tennis, 148 Track, 148 In Reirospeci I am the student . . . 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