Newnan High School - Empyrean Yearbook (Newnan, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1961 volume:

1 — dedication You are a friend to all, and your smile has been a shining light in our path through the years. The ideals of Chris- tianity and knowledge which you hare set for us exemplify the fine friend and teacher you are. Our school spirit has been greatly improved because of the earnest efforts you have put forth in our athletic department. Because of these and many other fine qualities, we, the class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty One, proudly dedicate this, the 1961 Empyrean, to you Mr. Mack E. Jennings. foreword We present to you Newnan High School, 1961. We present her as she is—beautiful, warm, understanding, and vitally alive with people and spirit. We hope that you will always remember her in this way. During our years at Newnan High School we have received the knowledge and the inspiration to attain the goals set before us — to reach our ffhighest heaven” — our Empyrean. Sporti 29 (Activities 21 Cmpurean 1961 faculty 83 Classes 93 OrganizationS 43 Advertisements 153 . w m ■jw1 - Seated: Louise Beavers, Sister Cole, Alice Arnall. Kneeling: Kay Harvey, Martha Jean Maxwell. Standing: Emma Laura Barron, Joyce Johnson, Linda Lipford. A beauty contest, sponsored by the anniu staff, was held to select Miss Empyrean 196 and her court. Each grade had previousl elected four beauties to be in the contest, i Contestant Seated: Anne Sewell, Carol Bridges, Ann Welch. Kneeling: Ike Arnold, Louise Cole. Standing: Rena Lawson, Rosalyn McKoy, Nancy Beard. queen was selected by out'of'town judges from all sixteen contestants; then, as each class was presented, the judges chose the class beauties for Miss Empyrean’s court. Cmpyrean Linda participates in extra-curricu- lar activities—a top-notch cheer- leader. 12 Linda Lipford, a junior, was picked from six- teen lovely girls, chosen by the student body, as Miss Empyrean. Her gracious charm, poise, and sparkling smile gave her the nod from a panel of out-of-town judges. She not only has beauty, but brains. Senior Jbyce Johnson VCVC Five girls from the student body were elected to rep- resent Newnan High at the 1960 Homecoming activities. These girls were elected on the basis of beauty, per- sonality, popularity, poise, and charm. From these five beauties, the student body elected a Homecoming Queen. Queen, Martha Jean, was crowned by Billy Parker, President of the Student Body, at a pep meeting which began the Homecoming activities. J4omecoming, Court Louise Beavers Linda Lipford Alice Amall Louise Fisher Cole 21 SKITS There is always time for . . . STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS FACULTY ANNOUNCEMENTS And, of course . . . “SENIORS DISMISSED' 23 M omeconung. Our Queen is crowned Willie's ready We're ready Our beauties on parade (Activities Prize-winning floats Tigers in action We kept them from scoring Graduates came home We were too tired to dance 25 N Miss Sara Allen Mathews Jack Camp Star Teacher and Pupil Nancy Beard Rational Merit Scholarship Finalist Lucille Bailey Mathematics Medal Presented By Mathematics Association of America State Language Contest: Andrea Hardy, First place French II District Music Festival Winners Linda Lipford, First place Spanish II Charlotte Ray, Second place Spanish II Lynn Oliver Betty Crocker Homema er of 26 Tomorrow Award Anne Sewell State Science Fair, First Place in Experimental Psychology Bill Cook State Science Fair, First Place in Chemistry ORS VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Sub-Region 2AA South Champions VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Sub-Region 2AA South Champions FOOTBALL Coaches: Bill Watkins, Charles White Captains: Bubba Shell, Otis Jones Newnan 20....................Cedartown 6 Newnan 28...............Forest Park 7 Newnan 32 ... North Clayton 6 Newnan 21...................Rockmart 0 Newnan 53 ... Henry County 6 Newnan 14..................Jonesboro 7 Newnan 38.....................Headland 6 Newnan 0...................Campbell 0 Newnan 20................College Park 6 Newnan 20 ... . Troup County 7 30 Managers: Rhodes Shell, Billy J. Atkinson, Joe Lawson, Ed Cole, David Collier. VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Jimmy Stroud, David Thompson, Eugene Smith, Billy Kirk, Lavearn Plant, Tommy Jones, Jack Camp, Ardis Freeman, Bobby Mote, Billy Amall, Jimmy Denney. Second Row: Howard Ray, Bubba Shell, Terry Lunsford, Walker Moody, Charles Garrison, John Avery, Otis Jones, Joe Burson, Joe Thrash, Billy Parker, Lee Ellis. Third Row: Coach Watkins, Byron Griffith, William Starnes, Larry Singleton, Jimbo Farmer, Jan Davis, Kenneth Wright, Robert Kelly, Skipper Hoke, Frankie Grubbs, Dan Reeves, Jerry Evans, Coach White. B-TEAM FOOTBALL First Row: Joe Knapp,Ronnie Bryson, Bo Tullis, Madison Jackson, Buddy Kelley, Hank Hardaway, Tony Rossa, Doyle Baker, Johnny Johnson, Jerry Carr. Second Row: Sonny Deriso, Bob Herring, A1 Robertson, Joe Bell, Jerry Parks, Larry Crain, Johnny Wells, Sam Home, Tommy Cobb, John Glover, Major Boone. Third Row: Richard Sewell, Lewis Grizzard, Bo Gann, Phillip Grubbs, Clay Bryant, Jimmy Keith, Dudley Stamps, Willie Cline, Bobby Lee, Paul Jensen, Charles Moore, Bobby Douglas. 31 Otis Jones Co-Captain Center Tommy Jones Guard Ardis Freeman Quarterback Skipper Hoke End Robert Kelley Halfback Gene Smith Quarterback Kenneth Wright Fullback Lavearn Plant Fullback Charles Garrison End Joe Thrash Halfback V 1 ,-A.- V Jimmy Denney Fullback Jimbo Farmer End Jimmy Stroud Halfback Terry Lunsford Guard 32 Walker Moody Tackle Bobby Mote Halfback Joe Burson Quarterback Billy Arnall Guard Bubba Shell Co-Captain Tackle Frankie Grubbs End William Starnes End Billy Kirk Halfback David Thompson Fullback Dan Reeves Tackle Jack Camp Guard Lee Ellis Tackle Jerry Evans Tackle Jan Davis Guard Larry Singleton Center Billy Parker End Byron Griffith Center 33 BOYS’ BASKETBALL First Row: Richard Green. Second Row: Glenn Stone, Joe Burson, Frankie Grubbs, Paul Meire, Bobby Garvey, Tony Byrd. Third Row: Charles Garrison, Lee Ellis, Billy Parker, Jerry Evans, Skipper Hoke. Managers: Emmett Garmany, Bryan _ Sargent, Rhodes Shell Paul Meire Guard Richard Greene Guard Tony Byrd Forward Jerry Evans Forward Skipper Hoke Forward Charles Garrison Forward Bobby Garvey Guard 35 GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: Royce Avery, Valery Whittaker, Jane Johnson, Jensie Harmon, Kay Man- get, Mary Ellen Arnold, Judy Bennett. Second Row: Jane Lassetter, Carolyn Kilgore, Schy Sponclor, Sylvia Johnson, Becky Parrott, Betty Ann Potts, Patsy Power. Schy Sponclor Guard Valery Whittaker Guard Carolyn Kilgore Guard Mary Ellen Arnold Forward Judy Bennett Forward .Becky Parrott Forward and Guard • Wr Patsy Power Guard Sylvia Johnson Guard Jane Lassetter Guard 37 BASEBALL TEAM Joe Burson Outfield Ardis Freeman Infield Otis Jones Captain Pitcher Frankie Grubbs Infield Pitcher Coach Mack Jennings Walker Moody Outfield Jimmy Denney Outfield Tony Byrd Infield Bubba Shell Infield Paul Miere Infield Glenn Stone Infield Eugene Smith Outfield 38 Tommy Jones Outfield Managers: John Landers David Thompson Tommy Byrd Infield Bobby Mote Catcher First Row: Billy Parker, William Starnes, Joe Thrash, Jerry Parks, Billy Lee, Barry Jackson, Larry Clark. Second Row: Burt Manning, Colin Duncan, David Collier, Richard Bemister, Billy Atkinson, Emmett Garmany. Third Row: Jack Wrighter, Jimmy Stroud, Lee Ellis, Tommy Roberts, Willie Cline, Dalton Stevens. 39 GIRLS’ B-TEAM First Row: Suzanne Swanson, Kay Chesnut, Patricia York, Sara Sibley, Nell Minix, Brenda Rooks. Second Roto: Joan Kelley, Rosalyn Smith, Judy Stephens, Shelby Richardson, Judy Lassetter, Mary Ann Hemrick. Third Row: Nancy Carroll, Patricia Taylor, Marie Burnham, Elaine McBrier, Corene Barrows. Sandra Williams. BOYS’ B-TEAM First Row: John Glover, Gene Smith, Richard Bemister, Jerry Haynie, Clay Bryant, Lewis Grizzard. Second Row: Robert Kelley, Johnny Wells, Jerry Parks, A1 Robert- 40 son, Jimmy Keith, Coach Bill Watkins. STUDENT COUNCIL President Billy Parker Vice-President Lucille Bailey Secretary Nancy Beard Sponsor Mrs. Parrott Treasurer Betty Anne Bailey SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Lucille Bailey, Glad Cureton, Margaret O’Brien, Billy Parker, Betty Anne Bailey. Not Pictured— Nancy Beard. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Sara Jeanne Wells, Kathy Williams, James Kelly, Carol Hyde, Emma Laura Barron. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Rosalyn McKoy, Judy North, Jimmy Zerblis, Bobby Lee, Royce Avery. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Delores Haines, Tim Cole, Clayton Knight Brenda Swann, Sandra Barron, Bo Tullis. 44 LEADERS: The Stanley Harper, Pres. Billie Ayers, V.-Pres. Joe MacNabb, Secty. Susan Glover, Treas. Sally Bowen, Advisor Atorning, 3)evotion£ Group THE GROUP: Billie Ayers Betty Anne Bailey Danny Boone Russell Clifton Joy Dykes Lee Ellis Phil Garner Charles Garner Susan Glover Stanley Harper Ellen Housworth Marie Hudson Paula Johnson Judy Hurst Buddy Kelly Dorothy Ann Kelly Kay Kitchens Joe MacNabb Kay Manget Jim Parks Billy Pinson Sally Powell Deanna Nolen Sandra Roberts Billy Roberts Jack Wrighter Sara Jeanne Wells And the heavens declare the glory of God, the firmament sheweth His handiwor . 'iktv'.' . Psalms 19:1 Elliot Linda Glad Nancy Lucille Mr. Todd Helton Lipford Cureton Beard Bailey Mr. Ritch Sponsor Treas. V .-Pres. Pres. Sec. Chaplain Sponsor Eugene Virginia Truitt Charles Lane Ann Kathy Lambert North Smith Trammell Tullis Welch Williams 46 THOSE WHO LEAD US THOSE WHO GUIDE US Sponsors: Mr. Gunn, Mr. Sanders AND Pres. Jimbo Farmer, V-P. Bill Cook, Sec. Nancy- Royal, Treas. Lucille Bailey, Proj. Chm, Durand Ozmore. s c I E N C E Ed Coggin, Colin Duncan, Tom Bohannon, Leon O’Kelley, Paul Meiere, Tommy Friddell Jim Parks New Members: Bill Atkinson, Ann Sewell, Truitt Smith, Jan Davis, Elliott Helton, Doug Tram- mell. BIOLOGY DIVISION First row: Rhodes Shell, Bob Herring, Larry Jones, Tom Jones, Ray Cavender, David Covin. Second row: Melissa Sanders, Deanna Nolen, Kay Kitchens. Third row: Rosalyn McKoy, Alice Arnall, Sara Sibley, Carol Tolbert, Sally Powell, Harrett Hammock. Back row: Tommy Baird, David Bruner, Jimmy Grogan, Eddie Ball, Billy McDonald. Affiliated With Science Clubs of America 47 O J 'P CO SR, TRI - HI - Y “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” President Betty Anne Bailey Secretary Nancy Royal Vice-President Sara Jeanne Wells Chaplain Lucille Bailey Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Kathy Williams Andrea Hardy Miss McDonald Mrs. McGuire SCHOOL PROJECTS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Paula Johnson Marie Hudson COMMUNITY PROJECTS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Susan Glover Glad Cureton PUBLICITY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN on i ni-m-T WORLD SERVICE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Kay Hopson Mildred Justiss Mary Brewer Sandra Johnston SENIOR MEMBERS Lucille Bailey, Brenda Hamilton, Jane Johnson, Jensie Harman, Andrea Hardy, Nancy Royal, Pat Murphey, Sandy Brown. Mary Brewer, June Couch, Mary Jo Jennings, Lynn Oliver, Joy Thornton, Elaine Couch, Sandra Hawk, Jackie Winkles, Marion Holloway. Mildred Justiss, Kay Lassetter, Jeanine Traylor, Billie Ayers, Beverly Vaughn, Virginia North, Ellen Houseworth, Dean Morris, Patsy Smith. Sandra Swann, Rita Holloway, Beverly Owen, Judy Hurst, Judy Banks, Gail Heck, Mar- garet O’Brien, Lilia Gay Haines. Kay Hopson, Lynda Hughie, Glad Cureton, Joyce Johnson, Anna Bee Hammett. JUNIOR MEMBERS Kay Fields, Elaine Lassetter, Valorie Whittaker, Vickie Wood, Angeline Turner, Carol Cottle, Rudene Nix, Carolyn Pittman. Kay Manget, Jackie McBrier, Ruth Lewis, Marion Barclay, Connie Ferrell, Jean McDonald, Kathy Williams, Marie Hudson, Anne Sewell. Jane Lasseter, Betty Jackson, Judy Hooton, Paula Johnson, Brenda Logan, Cheryl Evans, Jean Cater, Vivian Williamson. Louise Jackson, Judy Huckeba, Linda Hammock, Susan Glover, Sara Jeanne Wells, Carol Bridges, Linda Lipford, Roberta Langley. 49 PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Rec. Secretary, Sister Cole SLOGAN: Pure Thoughts, Pure Words, Pure Actions OBJECTIVE: To seek, To find, To share Sponsor. Mary Agnew SCHOOL PROJECTS COMMITTEE Mary Ellen Arnold, Louise Cole, Elaine McBricr, Tina Keheley, Chairman; Julie Alsobrook, Harriett Hammock, Judy Bennett, Marianne Jackson. Sponsor, Edna Fleming WORSHIP COMMITTEE Schy Sponcler, Judy North, Chairman; Alice Skeen, Lynda Walker, Kay Ches' nut, Mary Fincher. (Not pictured: Melissa Sanders.) 50 WORLD SERVICE COMMITTEE Harriett Willcoxin, Vicki Billingsley, Anne Hood, Pam Cook, Bobbie Jasman, Chm., Kay Connally, Elaine Lazenby, Dana Witcher. PROGRAM COMMITTEE Joy Dykes, Sandra Barron, Becky Parrott, Sally Powell, Chm., Kay Harvey, Sandra Roberts, Carolyn Barber, Sue Harris, Dolleen Ballard. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Deanna Nolan, Nita Keheley, Pam England, Shar- Ion Bradley, Nan Garrett, Chm., Patti Jo Greene, Rosalyn McKoy. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Frances Denney, Ike Arnold, Karen Jones, Sister Cole, Chm., Kathy Garvey, Florrie Knight, Joan Kelley, Mimi Crouch. BUILDINGS FOR BROTHERHOOD COMMITTEE Sara Sibley, Rena Lawson, Sylvia Johnson, Louise Beavers, Chm., Terry White, Paulette Barclay, Judy Coker. COMMUNITY PROJECTS COMMITTEE Alice Arnall, Mary Louise Knight, Patricia York, Carol Tolbert, Royce Avery, Chm., Susan Carter, Brenda Swann, Nancy Gattis. 51 President V. President Secretary Danny Boone T reasurer HI - Y Skipper Hoke Mr. Jennings Worship Programs Mr. Boren Mr. Watkins World Service Eugene Lambert School Projects Jack Wrighter Com. Proj. Lee Ellis Mr. White Publicity Joe MacNabb Billy Lee 52 SENIORS and JUNIORS A1 Thornton, Billy Pinson, Bobby Cook, Dickey Swafford, Bo Tullis, Bill MacNabb, Major Boone, Larry Jones, Tom Jones, Rhodes Shell. Bob Herring, Tommy Baird, John Glover, Buddy Kelly, Marvin Parker, Niles Lawson, Jay Parrott, Renny Brennan, Hank Hardaway, Bobby Lee. Clayton Knight, Clay Bryant, Jimmy Grogan, Robert Kelley, Jimmy Storey, Sam Horne, Russell Clifton, James King, Larry Crain, Jimmy Ivery, Bryan Sargent, Michael Allen, Joe Bell, Phillip Grubbs, Sonny Deriso. SOPHOMORES and FRESHMEN Tommy Roberts, Charles Reese, David Kee, Emmett Garmany, Hunter Pike, Truitt Smith, Ed Cole, Jim Parks, Eddie Stone, Bill Cook, Tommy Byrd. Billy Parker, Jerry Tinsley, Billy Lee, Tommy Stevens, Mickey Cox, James Kelley, Billy Arnall, Leon O’Kelley, Danny Boone, Frankie Ellis, Duffy Deacon, Angus Perkerson. Dalton Stevens, Ed Platt, Jack Wrighter, Gary Parham, Carlton Parrot, Jan Davis, Brock Garrett, Joe MacNabb, Durand Ozmore, Skipper Hoke, Lee Ellis. PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF NEWNAN HIGH SCHOOL TIGER TRACKS STAFF EDITOR ................................. Marie Hudson ASSISTANT EDITOR............................Carol Hyde LITERARY EDITORS..............Barbara North, Joe MacNabb NEWS EDITORS .......... Emma Laura Barron, Carol Bridges, Bill Atkinson, Ed Platt Exchange News The following article has been taken from the Cherokee Chieftan published by Cherokee High School at Canton. CLUB EDITORS ............ Susan Glover, Danny Boone SPORTS EDITORS ........... Kay Manget, Charles Smith FEATURE EDITORS ....... Linda Lipford, Kathy Williams JOKE EDITOR ..........-................ Riv Hight CHATTER EDITOR ................... Sara Jeanne Wells EXCHANGE EDITOR ................... Frankie Ellis ART EDITOR .................................. Hunter Pike “II has been said that a chain can be no stronger than each of its component parts. One weak link can cause the strongest of chains to break in a moment of strain. As this is true of such an object as a chain, how much truer could it be of people bound together by a common purpose. Mrs. Skinner Mrs. Hatchett Mrs. Hutchinson EDITORIAL There are many theories about beauty. Someone has said that if a girl would be pretty as a picture she must have a lovely frame of mind. A day never passes that does not provide some opportunity to build up and maintain 1 his beautiful frame of mind. A per- son who continuously wears a long face and acts as a hermit can never give a boost to any- one’s morale. Why? Have you ever seen a gloomy person try- ing to cheer up another gloomy person? Of course not; each just adds a little more to the glum feeling they share. Here we see that happiness does not come from two unhappy sources. On the other hand we see in- stances each day illustrating that the attitude of one smiling per- son added to the attitude of one bothered friend equals total hap- piness. Even greater happiness is acquired for the already cheerful person and, too, we see a change in the friend. Marie Hudson 54 PRO and CON There is enough emphasis plac- ed oh our Homecoming activities. Con Is there really enough empha- sis placed on NHS’s homecom- ing activities. Definitely not! We students could show more school spirit by planning something really big to make Homecoming a night to be remembered. For the past two years, aside from the crowning of a home- coming queen, and maybe a small parade through town, the homecoming football game is similar to any other football game. I think we should start, plan- ning earlier in the year to do something different to make the next homecoming the best yet. instead of repeating the same thing over every year. Our homecoming activities should be something we are proud of and are willing to get out and support. Carole Hyde Who will be the ‘weak link in our school? It is the desire of the Chieftain staff that no such link could be found, but the faci remains that such links may exist. No school can be greater than the individual personalities which -compose what is called by the administration, the student body, just what is your spirit toward your subjects, the administration, sports, band, and literary events? Are you going to be an unin- terested. indifferent person who will keep our school from becom- ing one of the most friendly, co- operative. personable schools in the state? Kathy Williams Linda Lipford Getting Ready For GEA Meeting In order for the school to be in lop order for the district GEA meeting here, the students return- ed from class at 2:30 Thursday. For an hour they diligently scrub- bed, waxed, dusted, cleaned, and .anything else to add lo the ap- pearance of NHS. From the out- side people could he seen wash- ing windows, taking out trash and dusting erasers. By 3:30 the school was all ready for our visi- Frankie Ellis SCENES SEEN A group of hoys outside th lunchroom listening lo the Work Series on a transistor. Kay Manget picking up a pain tree. AI Robertson gallantly rescuing a baby squirrel from a cat. Everybody having a great tim« at the Rockmart game. Freshmen, sophomores, and th juniors all strangely resemblin' each other on picture day. Tb seniors, as usual, were different Sara Jeanne Wells sticking he hand in a flowerpot filled witl water while talking. She though she was picking up her pocket book. Terry Lunsford concentrate (?) so hard that he carried ; newspaper into study hall an had to take it back to the library A giant bear in Frankie Ellis car Tuesday afternoon. Ther were also some people, but the; were somewhere behind the beat Camilla Stevens dropping he books in the hall and blockin traffic ! Ed Platt Emma Laura Barron Bill Atkinson Clr°l RridirfS TIGER TRACKS TIGER MEAT Riv Hight The Sage Speaks B TEAM Last Thursday the Newnan B eam met Carrollton at Carrollton _ After a struggle between the wo teams, the score ended up � ven 6-6. Philip Grubbs scor- ed for Newnan in the second )eriod. Coach Todd commented that his team could have played better. Aside from that Mr. Stengel, how was the World Series? Don’t question your wife’s judgment — after all, she mar- ried you! It’s human to have your mind wander, but the trouble comes when you follow it! I know a fellow who really has troubles. He bought a 2-pants suit and burned a hole in the coat! Dictionary for teens — Chariot — Automobile. Fangs - Teeth. Fuzz Police. Flick — Movie. Hypocrite (a dead one) -1- All dressed up and no place to go! Hitch your wagon to a star. Make il thy business to know thyself, which is the most diffi- cult lesson in the world. Our deeds travel with us from afar and what we have been makes us what we are. Truly, this world can get on without us, if we would but think SO: Know how to listen and you will profil even from those who talk badly. Animals are sumh agreeable friends — they ask no questions: they pass no criticisms. Sow an act, and you reap a habit; sow a habit, and you reap a character; sow a character, and you reap a destiny. In jealousy there is more of self-love, than of love to another. All wish to possess knowledge, but few. comparatively speaking, :.jv willing to pay the price. WILLIE INTRODUCES Larry Singleton Position — Center Height • 6' Weight — 155 Grade — 10 Years on varsity —. One Prediction of season — 10-0 . Most admired played — Maxie Baughn Opinion of Forest Park game — Great! Hardest game — Campbell- Fair burn Kay Manget Charles Smith JOKES Barbara North Joe MacNabb WELLS TELLS Ann H. seems to like two Jim- mies these days. Can't you make up your mind. Ann. Dianne R. is interested in La- Grange these days. Could J. Smith be the reason? We hear Diane H. has a crush on iwo certain seniors. Are their first initials V and T, Diane? Rosalyn S. has been receiving a lot of mail these days. Could il be from S. Hink? ? Flash! Billy A. and Nancy B. goi back together. We are glad to hear that They remind us ol a see-saw. Shelby R. and Stanley S. are no longer engaged. Too bad. Sara Jeanne Wells Club Close-Ups... Susan Glover Danny Boone Three Cheers For Joe Burson for being elected as Player of the Week in the Forest Park game. Carlene Adcock for making such a spectacular performance twirling. GEA which made our holiday possible. The work of the students in cleaning up the building Thursday afternoon. Coach Watkins and Mr. Chand- ler who are both proud papas” of newly born sons. The students who attended the pep meeting Friday afternoon. The Tigers for their win over Forest Park. answered any questions the club members had concerning protec- tion during nuclear warfare. Billy Arnall ihen called a short business session in which the members discussed and voted on certain service projects. The dis- trict meeting to be held Sunday in Newnan was also brought up and Billy Arnall, chairman of this meeting, appointed different members for leadership during the conference. Following this discussion, cer- tain members of the club, especially Bill Cook, were prais- ed for their excellent work dur- ing the fair. Hank Wheeler then gave a complete financial report n the fair. After this, the meet- ing was adjourned. Hunter Pike Angus Perkerson Ed Cole Johnny Robinson Stanley Harper 55 FUTURE TEACHERS JUNIOR MEMBERS Kay Fields, Elaine Lassetter, Vickie Wood, Valerie Whitaker, Carolyn Kilgore, Mary Ann Word, Judy Hooton, Jackie McBrier, Rudene Nix, Carol Cottle, Barbara Lowery, Emma Laura Barron, Brenda Logan, Angeline Turner, Carlene Adcock, Peggy Sue Gordon, Cheryl Evans, Barbara North, Anne Sewell, Angeline Cates, Carole Hyde, Kay Manget, Jane Lassetter, Betty Jackson, Sue Rowe, Mary Ann Hendricks, Louise Jackson, Carol Bridges, Gail Houseworth, Diane Floyd, Judy Huckeba, Linda Lipford, Sara Jeanne Wells, Linda Hammock, Susan Glover, Roberta Langley, David Barnette, Gary Brown, Duffy Deacon, Frankie Ellis, Ed Cole, Tom Camp, John Landers, A1 Gilbert. OF AMERICA SENIOR MEMBERS Betsy Wingo, Beverly Owens, Patsy Powers, Glad Cureton, Lynn Oliver, Dean Morris, Nancy Waits, Janet Davis, Mary Dell Perkin, Nancy Royal, Charlotte Ray, Vir- ginia North, Beverly Vaughn, Lane Tullis, Dorothy Anne Kelly, Andrea Hardy, Mary Brewer, Kay Lasseter, Rita Holloway, Lucille Bailey, Joyce Johnson, Harriett Camp, Jo Jennings, Pat Murphy, Brenda Hamilton, Jane Johnson, Sandra Swan, Anna Bee Hammett, David Kee, Joe Burson, Jerrie Jiles, Billie Ayers, Charles Woodroof, Patsy Smith, Lynda Hyde, Jimbo Farmer, Tommy Jones, Roger Cannon, Holland Denney, Joe Lawson, Dalton Stevens, Ann Welch. D. Witcher, N. Waits, E. Wright, J. Dykes, M. A. Word, V. Whitaker, A. Edwards, D. Bowles, S. Williams, J. Winkles, R. Whitlock, L. Walker, J. Coker, M. Garrett, A. Turner, V. Williamson, B. Owens, M. Todd, P. Winkles, S. Johnson, C. Tolbert, B. A. Tarleton, L. Tullis, P. Wash' ington, J. Lassetter. M. Barclay, D. Ballard, K. Chestnut, K. Connally, E. Brown, S. Barron, C. Adcock, S. Carter, S. Cole, L. Beavers, I. Arnold, N. Carrol, R. Coch' ran, P. Barclay, A. Cates, J. Cater, F. J. Cook, C. Camp, P. Cook, J. Banks, H. Camp, V. Bib lingsly, L. Banks, R. N. Cole. Sponsor Miss King Student teacher, Miss Whit' worth: Chairman of Degrees, Gail Houseworth; Historian and Parliamentarian, Kay Hopson; Chairman of Projects, Joanna Strickland; Student teacher. Miss Conger; Secretary, Ellen House' worth; Second Vice ' President, FUT HOME1V M. Dingier, M. Dingier, C. Cottle, B. Hamilton, E. Couch, H. Hammock, V. Garner, F. Denney, N. Gattis, S. Eidson, C. Evans G. Ferrell, P. S. Gordon, J. Hall, L. Fincher, K. Fields, L. Ham' mock, J. Davis, S. Harris, D. Floyd, B. F. Harris, D. Hannah. OF AM 58 Sponsor Mrs. McDurmont Jeanine Traylor; President, An drea Lovern; First Vice'Presi' dent, Lilia Gay Haines; Treas' urer, Gail Heck; Chairman of Public Relations, Sally Powell; Advisors, Jane Johnson, Jerrie Jiles. A. Hood, L. Hyde, A. Henry, P. Kelly, J. Jack' son, K. Kitchens, L. Kemp, R. Holloway, C. Houseworth, C. Kilgore, K. Harvey, B. Johnson, M. Ingram, B. Jackson, S. Hawk, T. Keheley, N. Keheley, P. Hunter, A. Jackson, J. Kelly, J. Jen' nings, D. Hinesley, L. Jackson. P. Prince, C. Pittman, D. Pritchett, E. Reece, E. Scogin, S. Sibley, N. Royal, M. Rodger, C. Potts, S. Ramsey, C. Stevens, B. Tarleton, C. Rawlins, A. Sewell, J. Stevens, J. Steele, A. Sut' ton, R. Smith, A. Posey, S. Swann, P. Smith, A. Skeen, M. L. Ragan, B. Potts, P. Power. URE [AKERS ERICA M. Petigrew, G. Logan, F. Knight, E. Lowery, B. Massey, V. Newborn, D. Nolen, E. Lazenby, M. O’Brien, M. L. Knight, R. Nix, E. Lassetter, B. North, B. Pierce, C. Payton, L. Oliver, J. Las' setter, M. L. Lewis, R. Langley, D. Morris, P. Murphy, M. McKoon, D. Milam, L. K. Phelps, S. Lenderman, M. Mapp. Future Business Leaders of America Miss Agnew Mrs. Hatchett Judy Hurst, Vice President Martha Jean Maxwell, President Margaret Gail O’Brien, Heck, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Parrott Mr. Todd Ellen Reece, Reporter Mary Brewer Harriett Camp Cathy Camp Freddie Jean Cook June Couch Connie Ferrell Kay Fields Dianne Floyd Marian Holloway Jo Jennings Kaye Lassetter Lynn Oliver Beverly Owen Mary Dell Perkins Mary Lou Ragan Patsy Smith Sandra Swann Joy Thornton Joyce Tidwell Jeanine Traylor 60 PRESIDENT VICE'PRESIDENT Edward Coggin Tim Cole TREASURER Glen Minix Agriculture Students working in Forestry Plot J. C. Davis REPORTER Gary Parham SENTINEL ADVISOR SECRETARY Paul Coggin Agriculture Students in Classroom Mr. Casey Leon O’Kelley President Mr. Edwin Casey Sponsor Jan Davis Joe MacNabb Charles Smith Junior Director Bill Cook Room 107 Billy Parker Secretary Rhodes Shell Jimmy Keith Johnny Wells Jimmy Grogan Tony Byrd Bill Atkinson David Bruner Sophomore Director Bloodmobile Hank Wheeler Treasurer C 0 u n t y F a 1 r Billy Amall Vice-President Nancy Beard Sweetheart Tom Bohannon Skipper Hoke Ed Platt Bill Peek Danny Boone Paul Meiere Billy Lee Steve Bohannon Senior JerrY Tinsley Director Tommy Jones Mile. Mathews M. Barry Wood Mile. Sandra Swann Mile. Mary Dell Perkins Mile. Carolyn Kilgore Mile. Andrea Hardy President M. Joe Foster 6 WCA 5 f? Mile. Mary Brewer Mile. Carol Bridges Vice President Mile. Ann Welch Secretary-T reasurer © Mile. Betty Anne Bailey Mile. Carole Bemister Jr. Red Cross Council Standing: Marion Barkley, Patsy Power, Charles Woodroof, President; Dorothy Ann Kelly David Bruner, Lucille Bailey, Mary Brewer, Hunter Pike, Riv Height, Sandra Williams, Elaine Atkinson. Seated: Clayton Knight, Sue Rowe, Miss Ruth Young, Bobby Cook, Sylvia Johnson, Judy Lasseter, Harriet Wilcoxen, Diana Pritchett, Virginia North. Carlene Adcock Head Majorette Charlotte Ray Elaine Lowery Barbara Greene MAJORETTES Left to right: Sharlon Bradley, Ann Hood, Elaine Lowery, Carlene Adcock, Charlotte Ray, Barbara Greene, Edwina Scoggin, Center: Judy Huckeba. Left to right: Carlene Adcock, Elaine Lowery, Judy Huckeba, Charlotte Ray. Left to right: Ann Hood, Edwina Scoggin, Barbara Greene, Sharlon Bradley. Judy Huckeba Sharlon Bradley Edwina Scoggin 65 WE SERVE Louise Beavers Emma Laura Barron, Louise Cole, Joyce Johnson, Martha Jean Maxwell, Carol Bridges, Alice Arnall. Linda Lipford Ann Welch Co-Captain Captain (Photograph made at Lee King, Inc.) 67 “NHS DR AM AT DIRECTED BY Mrs. Hatchett PRODUCED BY Seated: Betty Anne Bailey, Paula Johnson, Martha Jean Max- well. Standing: Stanley Harper, Ed Cole, Barry Wood, Hank Wheeler. THE CAST (in order of appearance) UNDERCLASSMEN Nan Garrett, John McCollough, Jo Ann Cox, Deanne Nolen, Barbara Green. Brenda Swann, Major Boone JUNIOR MEMBERS First Row: Barbara North, Paula Johnson, Carlene Adcock, Carol Hyde. Second Row: Angus Perkerson, Judy Hooton, Cheryl Evans, Kay Manget, Susan Glover, Sara Jean Wells, Ed Cole, Kathy Williams. Third Row: Nicky Rickenbaker, Gary Brown, Hunter Pike, Charles Garner, Bill Atkinson, Riv Hight, Danny Boone. SENIOR MEMBERS Brenda Hamilton, Jim Parks, Sandra Swann, Andrea Lovern, Noreen Seagar, Martha Jean Maxwell. Second Row: Elaine Lowery, Janet Davis, Beverly Vaughn, Glad Cureton, Billie Ayers, Stanley Harper, Dalton Stevens. Third Row: Judy Hurst, Hank Wheeler, Barry Wood, Betty Anne Bailey, Lee Ellis. 68 CS CLUB 1961” PRODUCTION STAFF: SYNOPSIS OF SCENES , Scene 1 —One-act-Play ACT I—DISTRICT LITERARY MEET Scene 2—Debate Scene 3—Declamation ACT II—FULL LENGTH PLAY 1959—“Green Valley 1960—“I Remember Mama 1961 Tryouts ACT III-AWARDS Second Place Trophy in Region Literary Meet, 1960 First Place Trophy in State One Act Play Contest, 1961 69 CHORUS Emmett Garmany, Joe Fuller, Dalton Stevens, Rai' ford Bowden, Robert Sibley, Milton Hand, Jimmy Marchman, Joe Edmundson, Steve Hendrix, Jimbo Hefflin. Second row: Dollen Ballard, Cammila Stevens, Judy Coker, Joyce Tidwell, Louise Jackson, Becky Pierce, Vivian Newborn, Brenda Swann, Ann Adams. Third Row: Vickie Billingsley, Rudine Nix, Joan Kelley, Margaret Mapp, Billie Ann Tarleton, Judy Huckabea, Linda Cashnitzske. First Row: Bill Desatta, Johnny Crider, John Lang' ley, Charles Woodruff, Otis Jones, Tommy Jones, Holland Denney, Jimmy Wilkinson, Dudley Stamps, Marty Heller. Second Row: Betty Johnson, Patsy Smith. Sandra Swann, Mary Ann Jackson, Betty Jackson, Harriet Camp, Joanna Strickland, Ruby Nell Cole, Susanne Swanson. Third Row: Patsy Smith, Ann Henry, Mildred Winkles, Gloria Farm' er, Judy Hurst, Linda Fincher, Dianne Rooks. First Row: Wesley McKoon, Anthony Lewis, Robert Kelley, Tommy Hutchins, Frankie Grubbs, Phillip Grubbs, Tommy Cobb, John Fincher, Tommy Farr, Jimmy Ivery. Second Row: Patsy Cochran, Pat Wortham, Katje Barge, Mildred Justiss, Lucy Harris, Brenda Massey, Mary Fincher, Carolyn Barber, San- dra Johnston, Deloris Haines, Andrea Sutton. Third Row: Judy Bennett, Juanita Hammett, Margaret Millians, Florie Knight, Elaine Lazenby, Kay Fields, Lynn Oliver, Ann Johnson, Linda Kay Phelps, Sally Millians, Hazel Swafford. 70 IV Vice-President _ , Rayford Bowden President Joyce Tidwell Social Director Tommy Jones Secretary Otis Jones T reasurer Jimmy Denney GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Pat Wortham, Marianne Jackson, Carolyn Barber, Camilla Stevens, Sara Jean Wells, Elaine Lazenby, Marie Hudson, Ann Henry, Vickie Billingsley. 71 NEWNAN HIGH President Hank Wheeler Sousa A ward Vice-President Jimmy Hieronymus Secretary Elaine Lowery Treasurer Billy Roberts Concert Band First Row: Charlotte Ray, Sharlon Bradley, Barbara Greene, Elayne Lowery, Gail Housworth, David Wall, Billy Roberts. Second Row: Stanley Harper, Joe Newman, Carlene Adcock, Beverly Williams, Shirley Cook, Edwina Scoggin, Freddie Jean Cook, Jim Parks, James King, Hank Wheeler, Ronald Frank, Betty Wendt, Butch Lambert, Bob Herring, Tommy Friddell. Third Row: Judy Huckeba, Joy Thornton, Charlotte Housworth, Anne Hood, Kathy DeSatta, Johnny Edwards, Tommy Baird, Sammy Gregory, Bobby Cook, Riley Shelnutt, David Covin, Sam Horne, Niles Lawson, Jimmy Grogan, Darrell Copeland, Claude Hammond. Fourth Row: Jimmy Rowe, John Landers, Tommy Camp, Jimmy Hieronymus, Doug McKoon, Dalton Stevens, Joe Lowery, Eddie Ball, Clayton Knight, Marvin Parker, Terry White, Russell Clifton. 72 SCHOOL BAND MENTALITY Pauline Long Bill J. Atkinson Carole Hyde Skipper Hoke Kathy Williams Tom Bohannon Cheryl Evans Tyrone Byrd ATTITUDE Gail Houseworth Diane Floyd Carole Bridges Marion Barclay James Kelley Mickey Cox Paul Miere Lucille Bailey President BE Jerrie Jiles Vice-President Miss Camp Sponsor CHARACTER 74 CHARITY Charles Garner Truitt Smith Marie Hudson Linda Lipford Emma Laura Barron Gary Brown Jan Davis Bee Hammett, Jack Camp Tommy Jones, Billy Parker Joyce Tidwell, Sandy Brown Marion Holloway, Sandra Swann SERVICE TA Betty Anne Bailey Secretary Mrs. Hutchinson Sponsor Nancy Beard Jimbo Farmer Ann Henry Joyce Johnson Leon O'Kelley Noreen Seagar Betsy Wingo Stanley Harper Billy Lee Treasurer COOPERATION Billie Ayers Dorothy Ann Kelly Nancy Royal Miss Camp Lee Ellis Jane Johnson Margaret O’Brien Hank Wheeler Elliot Helton INDUSTRIOUSNESS Andrea Hardy Charlotte Ray Janet Davis Bill Peek Virginia North Kay Hopson Ellen Houseworth Jeanine Traylor Bill Atkinson, Bill Cook, Paula Johnson, Judy Hooton, Connie Ferrell, Danny Boone, Joe MacNabb ACHIEVEMENT 75 J. Cater C. Evans G. Brown B. A. Bailey R. Cannon C. Ray P. Power J. Kelly A. Lovern A. Cates 76 Betty Anne Bailey Editor Nancy Beard Assistant Editor Joyce Johnson Sports Editor Kay Hopson Feature Editor Sandy Brown Club Editor Billy Lee Sports Editor Jerrie Jiles Literary Editor Glad Cureton Club Editor Stanley Harper Literary Editor Miss Fleming Sponsor Ann Welch Club Editor Miss Nicholson Sponsor Pat Murphy Art Editor Mary Lou Ragan Art Editor Cmpyrean Stall Janet Davis Business Staff Virginia North Typist Barry Wood Business Staff Edward Coggin Business Staff Sandra Swann Typist Martha Jean Maxwell Typist Steve Bohannan Photographer Jo Jennings Typist Anna Bee Hammett Business Staff Jane Johnson Business Staff Carole Bemister Business Staff 79 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Linda Lipford, Bobbie Jasman, Kay Connally, Tina Keheley, Carol Bridges, Peggy Hunter, Marie Hudson, Sue Rowe, Kathy Williams, Ann Johnson. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Patsy Smith, Joyce Johnson, Martha Jean Maxwell, Kay Hopson, Jerrie Jiles, Lucille Bailey, Sandra Swann, Nancy Waits. Not Pictured: Nancy Beard. 80 MR. O. P. EVANS, Principal Ers ine College, A.B. Wofford College, M.Ed. MRS. MARY O. JOHNSON, Secretary to the Principal 84 MR. W. H. DRAKE, Superintendent University of Georgia, A.B., M.A. MRS. LA VANE T. LEACH, MRS. MARIE H. MOORE Secretaries to the Superintendent MR. JERRY BOREN Mechanical Drawing and Shop Auburn University, B.S. MISS MARY AGNEW English and Typing Mercer University, A.B. MISS SALLY BOWEN Latin Wesleyan College, A.B. Du e University, M.A.T. MISS MARYELLA CAMP English Wesleyan College, A.B. Du e University, M.A. MR. EDWIN R. CASEY Agriculture University of Georgia, B.S., M.E. 85 MR. JOEL W. CHANDLER Guidance and Psychology Oglethorpe University, A.B. MRS. MARIE P. EVANS Librarian Winthrop College, A.B. Peabody College, B.S. in L.S. 86 MISS EDNA FLEMING Algebra Ers ine College, A.B. MRS. BEVERLY B. GOODWIN Chorus University of Georgia, B.S., M.A. MRS. MARJORIE H. HATCHETT Speech and Commercial Emerson College of Oratory, Boston, B.L.l. MRS. JANE W. HUTCHINSON English III, P. E. Tift College, A.B. MR. WILLIE D. GUNN Biology Mercer University, A.B. Peabody, M.A. MR. MACK E. JENNINGS Science Jacksonville State, B.S. Auburn University, M.Ed. 87 MISS BERTHA G. KING Homemaking and Family Living University of Georgia, B.S. University of Tennessee, M S. MISS LILLIAN McDONALD American History Georgia State College for 'Women, B.S. Emory University, M.E. MRS. SHIRLEY L. McDURMONT Homemaking, History, Civics University of Georgia, B.S. MISS SARA ALLEN MATHEWS Spanish and French Valdosta State College, A.B. Florida State University, M. A. MISS GAIL NICHOLSON English, Government, and Geography Mercer University, A.B. MRS. ANN G. PARROT Typing and Bookkeeping Randolph Macon Woman's College, A.B. MR. JOHN A. RITCH Band University of Georgia, B.S. 89 MR. LESLIE A. SANDERS Chemistry and Physics Auburn University, B.S., M.Ed. MRS. SARA T. SKINNER English III, Journalism, Algebra I, Gen. Math Mercer University, B.A. MR. ROBERT L. TODD Gen. Math, Gen. Bus., Bus. Law, Bus. Arith. University of Georgia, A.B.J. MISS LOUISE RUMBLE Mathematics Shorter College, A.B. 90 MR. BILL P. WATKINS Civics University of Georgia, B.S. MR. CHARLES M. WHITE Algebra II and General Math Troy State College, B.S. MISS RUTH YOUNG English Ers ine College A.B. MRS. LUCILLE JACKSON MRS. OSSIE HOLMAN Dietitians 91 FRESHMEN Left to Right: Sonny Deriso, Louise Beavers, Rena Lawson, Lewis Grizzard. SONNY DERISO__________________________________________________________________President RENA LAWSON_____________________________________________________________ Vice President LOUISE BEAVERS________________________________________________________________Secretary LEWIS GRIZZARD________________________________________________________________Treasurer Carol Ackerman Louise Beavers Sharlon Bradley Sam Caldwell Louise Gann Brenda Gibson Hammond Hatchett Mary Ingram Linda Pullens Charlotte Rawlins A1 Robertson Edwina Scogin Linda Cashnitzke Russell Clifton Bobby Cook Billy Couch Brenda Johnson Buddy Kelly Elaine Lazenby Jimmy Mann Rosalyn Smith Landon Steele Brenda Swann Patricia Taylor Sonny Deriso Audrey Edwards Jimmy Eiland Sharon Faulkner Miss Fleming NINTH GRADE Elaine McBrier Betty Moon Jimmy Parrott Willis Potts W. L. Tucker Anthony Yeager 95 Joe Addison Dolleen Ballard Joe Bell David Brown Jerry Carr Doris Caswell Tommy Cobb Jimmy Collier Johnny Crider Kathy DeSatta Jackie Dyer Mary Fincher Mrs. McDurmont NINTH GRADE Lewis Gamer Sheila Phillips Jimmy Gill Tony Priest Phillip Grubbs Johnny Robinson Milton Hand Barbara Sewell Gail Hines Mary Lawrence Smith Madison Jackson Judy Stephens Johnny Johnson Suzanne Swanson Mary Louise Knight Joyce Taylor Butch Lambert Bo Tullis Timothy Lewis Sandra Williams Charles Mansour Charles Moore Patricia York Gene Alford Paulette Barclay Richard Bemister Jimmy Benton Hugh Flournoy Phillip Garner John Glover Delon's Haines Marsha Ann McKoon Lahman Moore Rebecca Pierce Phillis Prince Elaine Brown Dianne Bowles Nancy Ann Carroll Larry Cauthen Jimmy Cochran Nancy Darrington Martha Dingier Jesse Edwards Not Pictured: Robert Smith Dorothy Richardson Mr. Todd NINTH GRADE Dianne Hannah Anne Hood Marianne Jackson Tom Johnson James King Judy Lassetter Mary Lee Lewis Margaret Mapp Marian Rogers Randy Sewell Camilla Stevens Dickey Swafford Tommie Thompson Don Wilson 97 Mike Allen Sandra Barron Elaine Bryant Ronald Carter Kay Chesnut Ruthie Cochran John Cureton Mary Dingier Pam England Jan Foster Bo Gann Vicki Gamer Mr. Watkins NINTH GRADE Patti Jo Greene Brenda Rooks Hank Hardaway Richard Sewell Sam Horne Dudley Stamps Annette Jackson Jimmy Storey Joan Kelley Betty Tarleton Joe Knapp A1 Thornton Johnny Lovvorn Charlie Walker Margaret Millians Jimmy Wilson Tommie Moore Not Pictured: Randy Pike Mary Bishop Dianne Pritchett Larry Hall Shelby Richardson Jimmy Marchman Ike Arnold Corine Barrows Donald Blair Clay Bryant Sammy Gregory Jere Hall Sue Harris Maynard Harris Billy Pinson Ronnie Proctor Bob Ridley Jimmy Rowe Darlene Cash Pat Carter Quinton Clark Mary Louise Cole Harry Hunter Ronnie Jenkins Paulette Kelly Clayton Knight Brandt Shelnutt Rebecca Starnes Sheila Taylor Larry Thrower Hazel Davis Robert Entrekin Kathy Garvey Terry Gibby Mr. White NINTH GRADE Niles Lawson Terry Westbrook Bill MacNabb Charlene Winkles Nell Minix Mike Murphy 99 Elaine Atkinson Nancy Bass Major Boone Marie Burnham Johnny Cash Richard Clark Tim Cole John Davis Bobby Douglas Gloria Farmer Shadwick Gann Lewis Grizzard Miss Young NINTH GRADE Jennell Hall Billie Jean Harris Tommy Hyde Betty Johnson Roger Kelly Florrie Knight Rena Lawson Tom Lewis Doris Maeser Brenda Massey Barbara Mitchell Vivian Newborn Charlotte Potts Sandra Ramsey Jimmy Rowe Riley Shelnutt Brenda Steele Andrea Sutton Judy Taylor Martha Todd Rebecca Whitlock Evelyn Wright Alvin Willingham 100 SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Bobby Lee, Louise Cole, Melissa Sanders, Rosalyn McKoy ROSALYN McKOY_____________________________________________________________ President BOBBY LEE--------------------------------------------------------------Vice-President MELISSA SANDERS_____________________________________________________________Secretary LOUISE COLE_________________________________________________________________Treasurer Dianne Milam Jerry Parks James Rainwater Melissa Sanders Larry Singleton Josephine Steele Phyllis Titshaw Patsy Washington Beverly Williams Witcher Royce Avery Loyce Banks Judy Bennett David Bruner Willie Cline Kay Connally David Covin Mimi Couch Joy Dykes John Fincher Nancy Gattis Ann Creenwood Steve Groover Juanita Hammett Steve Hendrix Miss Agnew TENTH GRADE Peggy Hunter Bobbie Jasman Karen Jones Jimmy Keith Robert Langley Linda McDonald 103 Sally Millians Becky Parrott Sandra Roberts Bryan Sargent Alice Skeen Ann Stroud Carol Tolbert Johnny Wells George Williams Pat Wortham Not Pictured: Larry Davis as § Diane Hinesley Paul Jensen Larry Jones Robert Kelly Bobby Lee Billy McDonald Mr. Gunn TENTH GRADE Harriet Hammock Jerry Haynie Bob Herring Julie Alsobrook Tommy Baird Carolyn Barber Vicki Billingsley Thomas Burnham Susan Carter Patricia Cochran Pamela Cook Jo Ann Cox Marcus Eidson Linda Fincher Barbara Greene 104 Alice Amall Doyle Baker Dianne Barge Roma Bowie Avis Calhoun Judy Coker Darrell Copeland Larry Crain Frances Denney Scelee Eidson Ronald Frank Claude Hammond Jimbo Heflin Charlotte Houseworth Douglas Hyde Steve Jeter Tom Jones Louise Kemp Joe Lowery Wesley McKoon Scotty Modrak Juanita Posey Dianne Rooks Eugene Smith Charles Trammell Teresa White Johnny Wilson Alvin York Jimmy Zerblis Mrs. McGuire TENTH GRADE 105 Mary Ellen Arnold Kenneth Baker Jimmy Barnes Lawson Boyd Elwyn Carden Ray Cavender Chip Cochran Louise Cole Merrill Couch Terry Crawford Frances Dobbs Nan Garrett Jimmy Grogan Kay Harvey Glenda Hudgens Jimmy Every Sylvia Johnson Nita Keheley Kay Kitchens Anthony Lewis Doug McKoon Burton Manning Judy North Betty Ann Potts Rhodes Shell Larry Smith Hazel Swofford Lynda Walker Jimmy Wilkinson Ronnie Wingo Miss Nicholson TENTH GRADE 106 Eddie Ball Darrell Barnett Renny Brennan Leonard Carroll Mary Elizabeth Clark Billy Cole Morgan Couch Frances Crider Richard Duncan Tommy Farr Charles Garrison Jerry Hammett Lucy Harris Henry Hemmings Jimmy Hughie Tommy Hutchens Benjie Jackson Jerry Jones Tina Keheley John McCullough Rosalyn McKoy Deanna Nolan Marvin Parker Sally Powell Tony Rosser Sara Sibley Schy Sponcler Robert Guy Ward Harriett Willcoxon Patsy Winkles Mr. Sanders TENTH GRADE 107 JUNIORS Left to Right: Linda Lipford, Skipper Hoke, Joe McNabb, Emma Laura Barron Skipper Hoke______ Joe McNabb________ Emma Laura Barron Linda Lipford_____ _____President .Vice-President _____Secretary _____Treasurer 108 Wade Arrington Billy Y. Atkinson Emma Laura Barron Carol Bridges Tony Byrd Jean Cater Ruby Nell Cole Mickey Cox Johnny Edwards Connie Ferrell Charles Gamer Richard Green Linda Hammock Riv Hight Marie Hudson Mrs. Hatchett ELEVENTH GRADE Paula Johnson Jimmy Jones Phillip Kabine Elaine Lassetter Pauline Long Paul Meiere Durand Ozmore Linda Kay Phelps Ed Platt Nickey Rickenbacker 109 Carlene Adcock Joe Bass Gan,' Brown Patricia Calhoun Angelyn Cates Freddie Jean Cook Jan Davis Frankie Ellis Kay Fields Bobby Garvey Byron Griffith Harley Hinesley Judy Hooton Carole Hyde Sandra Johnson Mrs. Hutchinson ELEVENTH GRADE Carolyn Kilgore Brooksie Knight Jane Lassetter Barbara Lowery Darrell Marchman Christine Payton Hunter Pike Tommy Roberts Charles Smith Jimmy Stroud Angeline Turner Valery Whittaker Mildred Winkles Jack Wrighter 110 Shirley Addison Marion Barclay Tom Bohannon Jerry Callahan Brenda Cheatham Bill Cook Duffy Deacon Harold Elrod Dianne Floyd A1 Gilbert Frankie Grubbs Shelby Jean Haynes Skipper Hoke Gail Housworth Betty Jackson Miss King ELEVENTH GRADE John Landers Ruth Lewis Terry Lunsford Jackie McBrier Carolyn Pittman Howard Ray Billy Roberts Truitt Smith David Wall Kathy Williams 111 Charles Aides Danny Boone Ronnie Bussler Cathy Camp Shirley Cook Lee Dingier Johnny Elliot Jerry Evans Richard Foster Susan Glover Marty Heller Judy Huckeba Louise Jackson Linda Lipford Joe MacNabb Mrs. Parrott ELEVENTH GRADE i McDonald Newman (us Perkerson [glas Pizar rles Reese Tommy Stevens David Tidwell Sara Jeanne Wells Vivian Williamson Mary Ann Word 112 Billy Atkinson David Barnett' Ronnie Boswell Tommy Byrd Tommy Camp Ed Cole Carol Cottle Johnny Edmondson Cheryl Evans Emmett Garmany Peggy Sue Gordon Billy Hamby Mary Ann Hemrick Peggy Hubbard Jane Jackson Mrs. Skinner ELEVENTH GRADE James Kelley Roberta Langley Brenda Logan Kay Manget Rudene Nix Barbara North Mae Pettigrew Lavearn Plant Dan Reeves Sue Rowe Eddie Stone David Thompson Betty Wendt Asbury Winkles Kenneth Wright 113 114 SENIORS Left to Right: Billy Arnall, Nancy Beard, Ann Welch, Otis Jones OTIS JONES-------------------1----------------------------------------------President NANCY BEARD------------------------------------------------------------Vice-President BILLY ARNALL----------------------------------------------------------------Secretary ANN WELCH___________________________________________________________________Treasurer Lillie Annette Adams Ann Billie Marian Ayers “Billie” Mary Lucille Bailey Lucille” William Raymond Arnall, Jr. Billy” Polly Lavonia Bagley Polly” Julia Ann Banks Judy” John Welch Avery, Jr. John” Elizabeth Anne Bailey Betty Anne” Lilla Kate Barge Kate” 115 Nancy Hamilton Beard J'lancy Stephen Charles Bohannon Steve Mary Priscella Brewer “Mary Carole Ingram Bemister “Carole” Rayford Earl Bowden “Rayford Sandra Brett Brown “Sandy” William Hubert Blair “Billy Andrew Forrest Bowers “Andy” Joseph Sterling Burson “Joe 116 Harriett Gray Camp “Harriett Jack Tarpley Camp “Killer” Roger Eugene Cannon “Roger” Larry Wayne Clark “Larry” Edward Thomas Coqgin “Edward” Anita Merideth Coggin “M erideth % ■ .13 ifiSil Paul Manning Coggin •'Paul” David Brinkley Collier David Edna Elaine Couch “Elaine 117 Marian June Couch “June James Cecil Davis “J. C.” Jimmy Ray Denney “Jimmy” Gladney L'Angel Cu,reton “Glad” Mary Janet Davis “Janet William Charles Desatta “Bill Charles Perry Davis “Charles” Holland Melson Denney, Jr. “Holland” Marcus Quillian Dobbs “Mark” 118 Colin Kelley Duncan ‘‘Colin’ John James Farmer, III “Er$ ine Joseph Lenwood Edmondson “Joe William Leroy Ellis “Lee Thomas Henry Friddell “Tommy Harry Tynus Gann “Harry 119 Brenda Elizabeth Hamilton ‘‘Brenda’’ Anna Blackburn Hammett “Bee” Jerome Elliot Hammond “Jerome Andrea Elizabeth Hardy “Andrea' Jenilu Harman “Jensie” Stanley Dalton Harper ‘‘Stanley” 120 Sandra Patricia Hawk “Sandra” Nina Abicail Heck “Gail” Ann Sullivan Henry Ann James Keith Hieronymus “Jimmy Rita Poneice Holloway “Rita” Brenda Kay Hopson “Kay” Raymond Elliott Helton “Elliott” Marian Joye Holloway “Marian” Mary Ellen Housworth “Ellen” 121 Mary Ann Hudgens “Mary Ann” Lynda Jo Hyde “Lynda” Mary Jo Jennings “Jo” Lynda Louise Hughie “Lynda” Radford Barron Jackson “Barrie” Jerilynn Jiles “Jerrie” Judy Grace Hurst “Judy Robert Weyman Jenkins Weyman Jane Hall Johnson “Jane” 122 Joyce Ellen Johnson “Joyce” Otis Fleming Jones, III “Ox” Robert Felton Justiss “Bobby” Linda Ann Johnson “Arm” Thomas Grover Jones “Hal” David Monroe Kee “David” Sandra Levena Johnston “Sandra” Mildred Zellie Justiss “Mildred” Dorothy Ann Kelly “Dorothy Ann” 123 I William Hamilton Kirk Billy Sidney Eugene Lambert “Eugene” John Eugene Langley “John Sara Kaye Lassetter Kaye Joseph Howard Lawson “Henny” Richard Lamar Lee Lamar William Francis Lee, Jr. “Whupper Sandra Dianne Lenderman “Sandra Andrea Passolt Lovern “Andrea” 124 Doris Elayne Lowery “Elayne” Glenn William Minix “G!enn Bobby Mote “Bobby” Curtiss William Mapp “Curtiss” John Walker Moody “Moo” Patricia Dean Murphey “Pat” Martha Jean Maxwell “Martha Jean Wilma Dean Morris Dean David Roscoe Nall, III David 125 Evelyn Virginia North Virginia” Lynn Andrea Oliver “Lynn” William Holt Parker “Boney Margaret Louise O'Brien “Margaret” Beverly Elaine Owen “Beverly” James Pickens Parks “Jim Robert Leon O'Kelley “Lon James Gary Parham “Gary” Edgar Carlton Parrott, Jr. “Geslo” 126 Franklin William Peek, Jr. Bill Patricia Warren Power Patsy Ellen Yvonne Reece Ellen Mary Dell Perkins Mary Dell Ralph Lee Powell Ralph Charlotte Ann Ray “Charlotte” Linda Jo Sailors Linda” Mary Louisa Ragan Mary Lou Nancy Elaine Royal T ancy 127 John Lawrence Schloemer “John” Robert Gilbert Sibley “Robert William Frederick Starnes “William Velma Noreen Seegar “T oreen Ina Allene Smith “Allene” Aubrey Dalton Stevens “Dalton John Wesley Shell, Jr. “Bubba” Patsy Orderene Smith “Patsy” Joanna Rebecca Strickland “Joanna” 128 Sandra Kay Swann “Sandra” Gayle Bronzelle Thacker Gayle” Ella Joyce Tidwell Joyce” Billie Ann Tarleton Billie Ann” Senora Joy Thornton Joy” Jerry Lee Tinsley “Lindburgh” Richard Leroy Taylor “Richard” Joseph M. Thrash Joe Jimmie Charles Tollerson “Jimmie” 129 Douglas Enoch Trammell “Doug James Richard Trammell “Richard Jeanine Cleo Traylor “Jcanine” Nancy Caroline Waits “Haney Larry David Wallace “Toad” Ann Ingram Welch “Ann” 130 Henry Anderson Wheeler “Hanl(’ William Everette Winkles “William Betsy Janelle Wingo “Betsy Garland Sims Witcher, Jr. “Sims” Jacqueline Willette Winkles “Jackie Richard Barry Wood “Bear Charles Brannen Woodroof, Jr. “Charles” 131 Best All Round Ann Welch Otis Jones Cutest Sandy Brown Joe Burson 133 Most Talented Betty Anne Bailey Jimmy Hieronymous Most Athletic Jensie Harman Joe Burson 135 Typical Senior 136 Joyce Johnson Jimmy Denney Most Popular Ann Welch Otis Jones Martha Jean Maxwell Best Sport Mary Brewer Jimmy Denney 138 Most Dependable Betty Anne Bailey Billy Parker 139 Best Dressed Anna Bee Hammett Billy Arnall Pat Murphy mmmmm Prettiest and Most Handsome Martha Jean Maxwell William Starnes Most Intellectual Betty Anne Bailey Jimbo Fanner Most Likely To Succeed Lucille Bailey Leon O'Kelley 143 Wittiest Jensie Harman Jack Camp 144 Best Personality Joyce Johnson Jimmy Denney 145 SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR Miss Louise Rumble HISTORIAN Nancy Beard POET Stanley Harper PROPHET Betty Anne Bailey TESTATOR Jack Camp 146 Cla.i.i Zbay 1961 Senior IVe have given you our thoughts and mem- ories in our highest heaven.” IV e hope that Empyrean has caught and firmly imprisoned this flightly thing called memory. So earnest has been our endeavor to present whatever made this an important year to you, that we hope years hence you will be unable to read our words or look at our pictures without breathing a sigh and, misty-eyed, remembering that wonderful year — 1961. ALMA MATER with loyal devotion, our tributes we bring . . . And through the coming years, love and honor thy name. As pilgrims of learning, we entered thy halls . . . And found wisdom waiting within thy classic walls. As true sons and daughters, may we bring thee fame . . . 149 Compliments H. V. KELL COMPANY 154 NEWNAN, GEORGIA Compliments of LUTHERSVILLE GIN WHOLESALE CO. Coal - Ginning - Fertilizer LUTHERSVILLE, GEORGIA A Coixr. TKKIt I At St; MARION’S RED DOT STORE Super Market We Deliver Phone AL 3-2400 30 East Washington Street NEWNAN, GEORGIA Illi!;!;!';!; m Compliments of NEWNAN BAR ASSOCIATION William Y. Atkinson, Jr. Clifford Cranford Jannar B. Davis Welborn B. Davis J. L. Glover Charles L Goodson William A. Hart R. O. Jones Wright Lipford Byron H. Matthews, Jr. Charles Van S. Mottola Henry N. Payton J. W. Powell Walter D. Sanders David C. Stripling Willis G. Haugen Nathan Knight The mark of dependability . . . Good chrome trim gives more eye appeal to automobile body lines and adds greatly to the value. Douglas Lomason Company has pioneered the development of bright steel trim that retains its beauty and adds glistening permanence for resale value. Manufacturers of 1 automotive body parts for over half a century. A DOUGLAS LOMASON COMPANY Newnan, Georgia The William L. Bonnell Co., Inc. Newnan, Georgia BUS DRIVERS Mr. Stubbs, Mr. Powers, Mr. Brimer, Mr. Stallings, Mr. Jones, Mr. Kee, Mr. Lowery. CAFETERIA WORKERS Millie Alford, Hattie Parks, Ester Wood, Donald Ball. 162 Complimenfs of R. D. COLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY NEWNAN, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF MANGET BROTHERS, INC 163 INTERNATI playJex t NAL LATEX CORPORATION NEWNAN PLANT 8OTTLE0 UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY Newnan Coca-Cola Bottling Company 165 Compliments of GREER INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Fayetteville, Ga. BEAVERS PACKING COMPANY, INC. Old South Ham - Bacon - Sausage Newnan, Georgia Al-3-6220 colw ETA • FAY EfTlE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.I Willie Proudly Says We’re: Community Owned Community Built Community Builder COWETA-FAYETTE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Newnan, Georgia Telephone: ALpine 3-5626 169 ARNCO MILLS, INC. ARNALL MILLS Newnan, Georgia Sargent, Georgia Part Wool and Blended Blankets Cotton Blankets CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 HENSON FURNITURE CO. Homemakers for Thousands AL 3-0910 AL 3-0911 NEWNAN, GEORGIA LINDSEY’S, INC. Dealers in Fine Furniture 14-16 Jefferson Street NEWNAN, GEORGIA Compliments of COWETA DAIRIES PARKS G. E. PARKS SON REALTORS SINCE 1906 JOE ROBERTS HOWARD PARKS SALES LOANS LEASES 4 GREENVILLE STREET PHONE AL 3-3522 173 ? %% 'Tour Good Appearance Is Our Business Barnett-St. John Co. Since 1895 MEN'S WEAR BOYS' WEAR NEWNAN, GA. PHONE AL 3-5760 HART-SCHAFFNER MARX —GRIFFON Stetson - Florsheim - Van Heusen - Arrow - Freeman - McGregor Kaynee - Mayfair - Alligator COMPLIMENTS OF West Georgia Supply Incorporated 10 BROWN STREET Wholesale distributors for Plumbing, Heating, Electrical supplies. NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL BUILD WITH STRENGTH CONCRETE PIPE Manufacturers and Distributors FOR DRAIN TILE—SEPTIC TANKS GREASE TRAPS CONCRETE BLOCK POTTS CONCRETE CO. Dial AL 3-643� CONCRETE IS OUR MIDDLE NAME MclNTOSH ST. 175 Congratulations to the Class of 1961 ELLIS MANSOUR West Court Square AL 3-1414 Congratulations to The Class of 1961 Best Wishes BELK GALLANT Newport's Leading Department Store AL 3-6770 Court Square STATION WCOH 1400 ON YOUR DIAL TOPS IN RADIO Sports - Music - Drama - News - Variety - Comedy Follow N. H. S. Sports on 1400— Your Mutual Affiliate 177 NEWNAN MOTOR COMPANY MATHER OF NEWNAN 1 1 5 Temple Avenue Fine Furniture At Low Prices Newnan, Georgia On Easy Terms G. C. Threlkeld, Owner 14 Jackson St. Phone AL. 3-5221 WOODS FROZEN FOODS CO. R. S. MANN, JR. Newnan's Leading Jeweler Diamonds — China — Silverware Newnan, Georgia Watches — Crystal — Jewelry 5 Greenville Street Newnan, Georgia AL. 3-4803 Phone AL 3-4713 179 Compliments of Congratulations the CLASS OF 1961 CITY OF GRANTVILLE BINION’S RECAP SERVICE 223 Greenville Street ROBERTSON'S Compliments of DRY GOODS —SHOES Western Auto READY-TO-WEAR 6 Jackson Street Court Square .m ..nnimmmiim ilium Mill i|||||i||t|| With Best Wishes to the EMPYREAN, ITS STAFF, THE FACULTY and STUDENTS OF THE NEWNAN HIGH SCHOOL from PIKE TRANSFER COMPANY NEWNAN, GEORGIA Barron Tire Co. Dealer of Quality Merchandise Phone ALpine 3-2929 Newnan, Ga. Goodyear—RCA Victor—RCA Whirlpool Hi Fi and Stereo Records SHOP F. W. WOOLWORTH’S For Your Needs Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Refunded Camp's Trim Shop 178 - 180 Greenville 183 skk CHAMP10M8MP raiOM NM I� « «� � Hu� � � IniMiiiua Ticun r ' 'ittunp WW AMERICAN SERVICE COMPANY Compliments of Post Office Box 387 First Avenue AL 3-5879 KERSEY’S, INCORPORATED Admiral Appliances Newnan, Georgia Newnan, Georgia HAMILTON C. ARNALL With Every Good Wish to the Insurance Class of 1961 A mail KERSEY’S MEN’S FURNISHINGS A ids -E Assured Since 1918 38 Years of Insurance — 1922-1960 Phone AL 3-0616 NEWNAN, GEORGIA Compliments of Courtesy of THE RANCH HOUSE BRUNER’S RESTAURANT MOTEL A NICE PLACE FOR NICE PEOPLE Compliments of Compliments of KEHELEY FLORIST Your Favorite Florist WEST END SUPER STORE For 35 Years 160 Temple Ave. — AL. 3-4422 99 E. Broad St. AL 3-5121 J. H. Jennings, Owner Newnan, Georgia 185 CRACKER STATE OIL COMPANY Mrs. B. T. Bonner Wholesale Petroleum Products Fuel Oil Cities Service Jobber AL. 3-1415 Compliments of Ralph Holder and Son J. U. 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CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE 23 Greenville Street Phone AL 3-1407 Used Cars Greenville St. Ext. Phone AL 3-1409 WALTER R. THOMAS, INC. Georgia's Leading Jewelers Newnan Shopping Center AL 3-5351 NEWNAN, GEORGIA ARTHUR MURPHY FLORIST THOMAS J. GLOVER General Insurance I Spring Street AL 3-5580 Honesty Is Our Best Policy BEST BURGER EVER COOK'D BEST SHAKE EVER SHOOK'D BURGERS ’N SHAKES 140 Temple Ave. 188 EMPYREAN ADVERTISEMENTS ARE GOOD SELLERS JACOB’S DRUG STORE Shopping Center 72 Greenville St. Newnan, Georgia Phone AL 3-6882 TASTEE FREEZ Greenville St. Newnan, Georgia AL 3-2533 Compliments of ECONOMY AUTO STORE WEST SIDE SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Batteries and Accessories Phone AL 3-2161 Temple Avenue L. J. Lanier WHITE DRUG CO. “Prescriptions” Drugs and Drug Sundries Friendly Fountain Service Newnan A1 3-5335 Georgia NEWNAN HARDWARE COMPANY 25 Court Square Phone A1 3-4213 L. D. GRIFFIN Amoco Service Station Open 6 A.M.—8 P.M.—7 days 13 Jackson Street Newnan, Ga. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Court Square CRAVEN’S BILLIARDS Madison Street Newnan, Georgia JOE CARRASCO Men’s and Boys’ Clothing 32 Court Square A1 3-2231 RAY’S BEAUTY CENTER Lola Ray, Owner 32 Perry Street AL 3-2831 BOHRMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Telephone A1 3-6215 Newnan Georgia 189 NEWNAN ELKS CLUB AL 3-0444 NEWNAN, GEORGIA GENUINE MOTOR PARTS CO. 25 Perry Street AL 3-4181 W. E. Baird, Manager KNOX COMPANY Appliances, Electrical Heating, and Air Conditioning Sales and Service AL 3-4040 75 Greenville St. Newnan SINGLETON’S BAKERY, 57 Greenville Street AL 3-3422 Homemade cakes, party, birthday, and wedding cakes made to order. HAMILTON COMPANY FURNITURE Court Square AL 3-0442 Compliments of MODEL LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Temple Avenue Extension NEWNAN, GEORGIA NEWNAN DRY GOODS CO. “Store of Better Values” 3 Greenville St. AL 3-5156 NEWNAN, GEORGIA Compliments of NEWNAN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. Compliments of RAY LOAN CO. R. F. Ray Loans on Anything of Value AL 3-2665 AVERY AND BANTA Newnan Jewelers Since 1885 JOSEPHINE’S BEAUTY SALON 12 Jefferson Street AL 3-3624 Josephine Powers Proprietor AUSTIN’S SERVICE STATION USED CARS All Brands of Oil and Super Hi-Way Gas Phone AL 3-2928 P. O. Box 41 4 121 Temple Ave., Newnan, Georgia HUDSON HARDWARE COMPANY “Dealers In Quality Hardware” NEWNAN, GEORGIA GENTRY’S FLORIST GIFT SHOP “Give Flowers” 4 Fair Street AL 3-0924 Newnan, Georgia ATTAWAY ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. “Contractors since 1928” JETER’S FOOD MARKET Grantville, Ga. 190 Compliments of Compliments of EDWARD LAZENBY “CORRIE MAE HAIR STYLES” Jeweler Court Square Phone: AL 3-1785 TAYLOR’S GARAGE WELDING SHOP T D FURNITURE CO. associate Whitesburg, Ga. TE 2-6838 Mechanic on duty at all times Carroll Mattress Company Ph. AL 3-2047 10 Jackson Street Newnan, Georgia CRAFT CLEANERS Compliments of KING WILSON’S SERVICE STATION “There’s a craft in cleaning” Greenville Street Newnan, Georgia SEWELL FLOORS Shopping Center Compliments of HANEY-WOOD MOTORS INC. 30 Greenville Street Newnan, Georgia Newnan, Georgia Buick—Opel—Rambler PENNY’S CLEANERS NEWNAN LOAN CO., INC. 12 Brown St. Furniture—Auto—Signature AL 3-2727 3 Jackson St. AL 3-4440 BANKS BROTHERS COMPANY Compliments of Grantville, Georgia H. KESSLERS Compliments of “OTO” “ WISHF V’ “KILLER” “BEAR” Wlanta “RED” Compliments of s. e. McConnell’S sons co. TOAD and stingy Jim F. were too cheap to buy in. That’s Toad W. “Serving Central Georgia” Compliments of Compliments of THE CONTOUR CLUB 75-A Greenville St. AL 3-4598 BILL COOK COMPANY 191 Compliments and best wishes UNITED DEPARTMENT STORE BLUEBERRIES, MUSCADINES AND PECANS C. S. COLLEY, SR. C. S. COLLEY, JR. Grantville, Ga. LITTLE DUNK BARBER SHOP 22 Perry Street Compliments of NEWNAN DISCOUNT WAREHOUSE YOU-SAVE-IT GROCERY L. H. Smith, Owner 14 Jefferson St. Newnan, Ga. AL 3-2770 Compliments of a FRIEND Compliments of MOTHER GOOSE SHOP MATTIE COOK’S . AL 3-3114 Court Square VIRGINIA SHOP Ladies’ Children’s Apparel AL 3-4423 6 E. Washington St. Newnan, Ga. JOHN R. CATES DRUG CO. Your Rexall Drug Store Newnan, Georgia HANEY’S SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, Washing Greasing 16 Jackson St. AL 3-5565 Ralph Haney and Gene Brown General Auto Repairs LaGRANGE STREET GROCERY Joe W. Almon, Mgr. Fancy Groceries, Meats Produce 170 LaGrange St. “We Cater To Any Size Party” MELEAR BAR-B-CUE bar-b-cued chicken pork AL 3-2726 WORTHAM SERVICE STATION Tires—Batteries—Accessories W ashing—Polishing—Lubrication 56 Jefferson St. KIRK’S INDP. SERVICE STATION We Specialize in Pennsylvania Tires Greasing We Sell Coal HO 1-7123 Fayetteville, Ga. THOMPSON’S PHARMACY School Supplies—Fountain Service Complete Prescription Service HO. 1-3911 Fayetteville, Ga. PUBLISHERS. INC. ATLANTA. GEORGIA