Nahunta High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Nahunta, GA)

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WILDCAT STAFF WILLENE ROWELL Business Manager EMILEE ROWELL Assistant Business Manager JANE STRICKLAND WILLIAM ROYSTER Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor SHIRLEY MOODY BURNETTE DUBOSE Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editor MARY CROSS LILLIE RUTH THOMAS Club Editor Assistant Club Editor

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CAMALEE WILSON FHA 1,2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; 4-H 1. COLORS SONG FLOWER Black and White If You Believe Red Rose CLASS MOTTO With the ropes of the past we'll ring the bells of the future. ” ALMA MATER In a school down deep in Georgia One we love so well, Are our teachers and our comrades, Both we hold so dear. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Ever wise and true. We will never cease to praise thee, Nahunta, we love you. Tho in years to come we wander Through the world so wide, We shall never cease to praise thee, Though we're far or near.

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The Annual Reunion of the class of '58 was held at the Gold House in Nahunta. We found this to be the occupations of the Seniors. Doctor William Hinesley has his Ph. D. degree and now runs a shoe store in Hoboken. Miss Jane Strickland and Miss Wanda Gail Herrin attended with Mrs. Ona Lee Herrin. They are the housemaids of Mrs. Herrin who retired to count her money. John Willis (the holdup kid), who is co-owner of Long's Texaco Station, has retired from pumping gas and is now bodyguard of the cash register. LaRue Herrin is now the janitor at Nahunta High. He says he is a real sweeper-off-the-feeter. Claryce Rowell is employed at Singleton Furniture Co. in Waycross. She polishes windows. Donald Cleland has signed with the House of David Basketball Team where he will be center mustache grower. Willetta Mae Morgan cruised down from Reno whqxe she is seeking her sixth divorce. Her motto is Try 'Em and Leave 'Em. Faye Lyonvia one of the top models at Mary’s in New York. She models Raincoats. mma JeaiTwanclj)could not attend but she sent a message. They Are Cheaper by the Dozen. J. L. Morgan has just replaced Paul Anderson as the Weight-lifting Champ of the World. He worked at Lotts' ten-cent store to get his practice. Paul Miles and Darlene Drury are married and living in South America where Paul is employed at Uncle Alvin's sawmill. He got his practice at Sa- tilla Lumber Co. Ann Strickland has just been named assistant to Dr. Moody. She dis- covered a new bean. Mr. Billy Norton and Mr. Jimmy Walker couldn't attend the re- union. They are being held in jail for raiding garbage cans in Mahoney. Miss Margie Herrin is the new girls' basketball coach at Nahunta. Her Integrated girls’ team is expected to be state champs this year. Miss Emilee Rowell is employed at the Nahunta Fish Market. She was all perfumed up at the reunion. Miss Myra Strickland is taking a Beauty Course in Hollywood. Her main purpose for this is to get rid of all her wrinkles. Miss Delores Lee is in Milledgeville. She soothes the patients at the Insane Asylum. Miss Mary Cross, the retired head waitress of the Gold House, is joining The Ringling Bros. Circus where she will be The Fat Lady. Herschel Sloan cruised in from Canada where he ka retired tohacco picker. He says his nicotine fits were getting the best of him. i S hirle yMOOdyi, who w sjust e ted Miss Everything, inform us thaushe has nothing left since marrying Jordon Howard) who is chauffeur for the Mizells. Miss' Cam - alee Wilson is top saleslady at Campbell's Drug. Her specialty is Elvis Presley cigar- ettes. Auvell Raulerson landed in Hollywood where he is predicted to take Clark Gable's acting position. His only trouble is getting the right kind of Gable make-up. For the floor show, Chester Thrift who has formed his own hillbilly band, played some cute Rock and Roll numbers. Some other members of his band are Claude Brauda, Richard Howard and Shelba Purdom. Miss Willene Rowell is employed in Brunswick at one of the Local Fruit Stands. William Royster, who is the newly elected Sheriff of Brantley Co., attended and gave a very interesting speech on the progress of Nahunta. Elsie Moore is completing her old maids' home in Schlatterville. She said that it couldn’t be completed until Effie Mae Lake and JoAnn Thrift could become of age. Julian Steedley and Jimmy Rowell are regular guests of the Grand Ole Opry. They are famous for their Johnny and Jack numbers. Miss Ann Henderson is the most famous Gossip Editor of the Brantley Enterprise. Her motto is I