Murphy High School - Azuwur Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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9L-4 MISS GREEN Reading from left to right, Row 1: Patricia Bignardi, Louise Spencer, Janet Lett, Betty Fuller, Betty Shaw, Betty Lou Waldrip, Norma Martin, Janet Gaddy, Barbara Grin- nell, Shirley Hollingsworth. . . . Row 2: Don Schubele, Ramon Jones, Frank Grifflth, Martha Leftwich, Phyllis Acree, Phyllis Leonard, Nellie Chap- man, Normi Satterfleld, Cale Nutt; Claude Nutt, Kenneth Curfman. . . . Row 3: Bob Juhan, Bill Shuford, Jimmy Alford. . . . ROW 4: Clifford F0 d, Tommy Poole, Jerry Kil- gore, Tommy Chapman, Larry Mayfield, Charles Shaw, J. C. Strickland, Don Leseveur, Travis Davis, Sammy Cathcart. 9H-l - MR. OLIVER Reading from left to right, Row 1: Barbara Leftwich, Shirley Yancy, Carolyn Coffey, Joan Corley, Ruth Stoe, Trel- lis Haynes, Ann Garner, Shir- ley Peeples, Tommie Jean Blackwell, Myra Brannon, Bet- ty Ross. . . . Row 2: Mr. Oli- ver, Bobby Camp, Ray Hol- man, Willis Wiley, Pat Reese. Danny Waldrip, Marion Clay, Minor Ward. -MISS BRASELTON Reading from left to right, Row 1: Miss Braselton, Sher- ry Bagley, Kathryn Pace, Betty J. Barberi, Bertie Crooks, Jo Ann Bell, Mary Elizabeth Da- vison, Peggy Gouch Burnice Gosdin, Joyce Ansley, Francis Bishop, Billie Mae Barnes, Mary Elizabeth Berrong. . . . Row 2: Charles Broome, Billy New, Alton Brisendine, Patty Watson, Dolores Milam, Glor- ia Yancey, Faye Diamond, Bev- erly Bowden, Robert Hunt, Donald Cason. . . . Row 3: Robert Smith, Richard Rock- more, Nelson Green, Buddy Holland, Robert Falls, Bobby Wiley, Burton Hewitt, Robert Harris, Hubert Posea, John Bynum, Bob Clupper, Billy Stanley. 9H-2 - MR. PAYNE Reading from left to right, Row 1: Carl Franklin, Bar- bara Starnes, Mona Dempsey, Mary Ann Mathis, Nancy Ma-v this, Nancy Wallace, Mary Edith Mitchell, Jack Bone. . . . Row 2: Mr. Payne, Louis Hut- chinson, Bobby Moore, George Eaton, Ranald Cochran, Con- rad Rawlins, Joe McLarty, Kenneth Houseworth.

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FRESHMEN Preyident . . . . , . . . . BOBBY MOORE V ice-Prejz'demt . . . . . . . , . , ELAINE WEBB Secretary 020! pictmem . , . . V BURNICE GOSDIN Treamrer . . . , . . , , . ALTON BRISINDINE 9L-I - MISS STRONG Reading from left to right, ROW 1: Miss Strong, Shirley Guthrie, Patsy Ferguson, Phyl- lis Tracy, Anne Carter, Shir- ley Denson, Anne Aycock, Wanda Lower, Barbara Perry, Elizabeth Hilsman, Elaine Webb, Janet Strickland, May Chism. . . . Row 2: Joyce Chamber, Jerilyn Wiley, Bar- bara Foster, Jane Pattillo, Shir- ley Linch, Patsy McGill, Shir- lee Kimbrell, Jo Anne Ang- lin, Annette Bate, Adelaide Hunt, Polly Porter, Jacqueline Hays. . . . Row 3: John Cheek, Richard MahafTey, Reese Chappell, Gerald Wynn, Richard Blair, Mickey Sloan, Gorden Hollingsworth, Wat- tie McGee, Jimmie Glisson, Mickey McBride, Charles Fin- cher, James Golden. 9L-2 - MRS. HOLLAND Reading from left to right, Row 1: Mrs. Holland. Janice Hoffman, Doris Ashmore, Low Ellen Jorgensen, Deneris Tur- ner, Patricia Neese, Jane EV- ans, Laverne Underwood, Ruth Bishop, Harriett Wilson, Bet- ty Strayhom, Barbara Wright, Dorothy McGiboney. . . . Row 2: James Cardell, James Mor- gan, Earl Hendricks, Bill Squires, Jo Ann Stamps, Judy Campbell, Margaret Stephens, Billie Jo Baxley, Larry West. Weyman Jones, David Austin. William Keels. . . . Row 3: Max Butler, Stuart Langley, Bob Bennett, Philys Alsen, Edwin Hodge, Jerry Snider. Don Lee, Pat Sumpter, Ralph Rigdon. cIL-3 MR. DERTHICK Reading from left to right, Row 1: Mr. Derthick, Fay Davidson, Dorothy Elrod, Reg- ina Cardell, Sarah Still, Carol Shimp, Jackie Lumpkin, Rose Ward. Judy Reynolds, Shirley Frady, Shirley Hudson. Row 2: Tommy Elder, Jerry Harris, Harry Bender, DeWitt Hoaker, Jack Moore, Howard Crowell, Larry Webb, Harry Crooch, Melvin Wheelees, Tommy Hilderbrand, Richard Wilder. . . . Row 3: Thorn- ton Smith. . . . Row 4: Jimmy Jason, Douglas Johnson, Frank Newman, Jimmy Dixon, Bil- ly Hester, Leon Bostain, C. W. Seabolt, Pat Henry, Dick Pop ter, Charles Moddux. James Sawyer, Lee Stringer.

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szpzwmom As freshmen, we began as a mass of clay to be molded by the hands of the faculty. Having completed this early beginning, we have progressed through the sophomore year, the second step in our melding. This year has brought many new and exciting experiences which pro- duced greater development for us. As we go on we remember the lessons learned before, that they may help, us on the long road of our development. On this way there will be many more responsibilities that we'vmust carry. Everyone will have to assume his share in order to be better prepared for the future.