Newnan High School - Empyrean Yearbook (Newnan, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1968 volume:

1968 EMPYREAN Newnan High School Newnan, Georgia 2 NEWNAN'S MOODS Introduction .....................................4 Administration and Classes.......................18 Features and Honors..............................92 Organizations and Activities....................114 Sports .........................................162 Advertisements .................................182 Editor’s Epilogue...............................220 4 , mm mm ■ • - . 1 .1 , ,.V .'I—+'« •4 I • • , vi.i k( .d'-.r r. ., . -.- ,1 '. . _v - . ■•� . • , •. ■ • ■.;'.•- V.vv • v. .. - ti .'.■3 ‘VA JlV V CliJj : f ijfct ft ■v • 3 WWm 4 Memories are made of moments of concentration practicing for the perfect cheer, gaiety congregating at the ballgames, solitude groping for knowledge. 5 6 Always moving, always changing, young, alive — Newnan High School is a wonderful place and the home of many worth-while activities. Memory of this place would fade quickly but for the splendid people it housed and the events in which they participated so creditably and warmly. Assistance, Chivalry, Fun, Folly, give a feeling of warmth, stimulate an atmosphere of creativity, and weave lasting friendships. «V Keeping constructively entertained offers a chal- lenge for many people. For Theo Mann, extra time is spent at an exhausting but satisfying game of golf. Coach Butch Dean, Ed Wyrick, Andy Fields, and Bud Freeburg check the weather before going “up, up and away,” while Ronnie Thompson makes his debut as a “wagon master.” Rehearsing and re- hearsing until his drum solo is perfect absorbs Bruce Jackson’s pastime. Many moods surrender to entertaining, satisfying, sometimes exhausting but always constructive uses of leisure time. From morning ‘til night our days are consumed with study, with work, with talk. Moments and hours of concen- tration are spent gaining knowledge as Tommy Ayers strives to understand the day’s assignment. Mr. Pitts ex- plains a science secret to the Science Club officers. The shortest five minutes of the day are the rushing minutes we spend going to our next class. During these school days filled widi our study, our bafflement, our insight, even the teachers pause to lend professional assistance. Mr. Pitts ad- vises Miss Crow on an experiment with fabric stains and commercial bleaches. 10 A memorable year is made by . . . performing at the football half-time, making posters for homecom- ing cars, exciting school spirit from the loyal Tiger fans, escorting the Homecoming Queen, participating in the Sr-Tri-Hi-Y powder puff game, . . . slowly walking away in a con- tented mood after a well-done job. 13 Hurrying through the week of study, we relax for the week-end. Football and bas- ketball games fill Friday nights. We loyally attend as sport fans to cheer the teams or as Science Club members to feed the fans. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- day, Friday do not supply time enough to rehearse for the fall drama production. Usually, rehearsals are scheduled for Satur- days and Sundays, too. Slowing down from a rushed week and a week-end of fun, we take time to medi- tate, to reflect, to thank. 14 --— Uiiiwninw «msmsk 1968 . . . NEWNAN HIGH SCHOOL . . . A FULL YEAR ... A MEMORY . . . THE NEWNAN HIGH STUDENT, through STUDIES that promote knowledge and maturity, through FRIENDSHIPS that add pleasures, through SCHOOL SPIRIT that inspires enthusiastic loyalty, through PARTICIPATION in activities that stimulate creativeness, encounters the total high school education. As a result of these experiences, these moods, these memories, a student is better equipped to face the world and all the possibilities it contains. 17 BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR NEWNAN CITY SCHOOLS SEATED: Mrs. Lavane T. Leach, Clerk of the Board; E. G. Cole, Jr., President; M. F. Cole, Vice-President. STAND- ING: O. P. Evans, Superintendent; R. V. Mills, Secretary; Dr. H. C. Drake; James A. Beavers, Jr., Treasurer; W. Scott Wilson; R. W. Neville. 18 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES Miss Maryella Camp Wesleyan College, A. B. Duke University, M. A. English Jerry P. Boren Auburn University, B. S. Industrial Arts Miss Mary Ellen Blair Appalachian State Teachers College, B. S. Social Studies Miss Candace S. Colquitt University of Georgia, A. B. English Mrs. Genevieve Davis Curriculum Director Mrs. Ruth D. Crotts Appalachian State Teachers College, B. S. University of Georgia, M. Ed. Mathematics Mrs. Laelius S. Davis Agnes Scott College, B. A. Latin Miss Jo Ann Crow Jacksonville State College, B. S. Home Economics 24 J. Dudley Eubanks West Georgia College, B. S. Mathematics and Social Studies Mrs. Fay M. Hardy Florida State University, B. S. Family Living and Home Economics Somers Dean University of Tennessee, B. S. Social Studies Mrs. Marjorie H. Hatchett Emerson College of Oratory, B. L. Psychology and Speech Mrs. Nancy D. Hobbs Middle Tennessee State College, B. S. Business Education and Physical Education Miss Emma D. Hicks Alabama State College, B. S. Librarian Mrs. Sara T. Haynes Berry College, B. S. English and Business Education John Locke Mercer University, A. B. Biology and General Science Miss Mary Jane Miles East Tennessee State University, B. S. Chorus W. Phil Martin University of Georgia, B. S. Science Miss Carrie Mae McEIroy Visiting Teacher Miss Sara Allen Mathews Valdosta State College, A. B. Florida State University, M. A. Spanish Mrs. Ann G. Parrott Randolph Macon Women’s College, A. B. Social Studies and Business Education James M. Norris West Georgia College, B. A. Mathematics R. S. Pafford University of Georgia, B. A. Social Studies Mrs. Joyce M. Norris West Georgia College, B. A. Biology Miss M. Kathleen Pilcher Florida State University, A. B. Spanish and French Mrs. Sarah O. Robertson East Carolina State College, A. B. Mathematics John A. Ritch University of Georgia, B. S. Ed. Band and Fine Arts Richard W. Pitts, Jr. Auburn University, B. S. Chemistry and Physics Miss Phyllis S. Prince West Georgia College, A. B. English and Social Studies Mrs. Gail N. Royal Mercer University, A. B. English and Social Studies Mrs. Evelyn G. Singleton Georgia Southern College, B. S. Ed. Peabody College, M. A. Business Education Mrs. Mary Louise T. Sanders Women’s College of Georgia, B. A. Mathematics II. Richard Smith Mercer University, A. B. English Mrs. Lavane T. Leach Secretary to the Superintendent and Board of Education James R. Worley Berry College, B. S. University of Georgia, M. Ed. Agriculture Mrs. Amelia A. Woodroof Mercer University, A.B. English Mrs. Julia S. Bowers Secretary to the Principal 31 Mrs. Connie F. Upshaw Secretary to the Superintendent Mr. Andrew Spivey Janitorial Supervisor Mrs. Frances Shirey Dietitian Mrs. John Gordon Assistant Dietitian Pause a Minute to remember the principles of good government the traits of worthy citizenship the meaning of true patriotism and the high ideals Miss Lillian McDonald wanted us never to for get. 33 SENIOR CLASS Lewis Powell, President Dewayne Taylor, Vice-President Gail Pike, Secretary Dey Winslow, Treasurer 34 John Nathaniel Austin IV “Johnny” Mary Barber Askew “Mary Barber” James Ronald Beaucham “Ronnie” Duke Cole Blackburn Jr. “Duke” Carey Lane Beavers « -i � Carey m Janice Margaret Anderson “Janice” Jenny Barnard Beard “Jenny” Beverly Gail Bishop “Gail” Sara Ruth Blair “Sara” Michael Cran Bond “Mike” Carl Hardaway Boone “Carl” Sherry Ann Boswell “Ann” Linda Sue Boynton “Linda” Rita Faye Bruner “Rita” Grover Edward Campbell “Grover” Robert Thomas Cook “Bob” Jimmy Leon Cook “Jimmy” James Marion Cooper “Buddy” Joyce Ann Cooper “Joyce” Ann Morrow Copeland “Ann” Mary Barber Askew Class Treasurer two years . . . Secretary of Jr. Civitan . . . Energetic . . . Thoughtful Melanie Jayne Dickey “Melanie” Danny Brown Varsity Football. . . Friendly . . . Efficient. . . Reliable Carolyn Louisa Edwards “Louisa” Marilyn Jean Evans “Marilyn” Andrew Lee Fields “Andy” Rita Bruner Vice-President of Beta Club . . . Secretary of Sr. Tri-Hi-Y . . . Trustworthy. . .Intelligent. . . Michael Merlin Fleming “Mike” Herbert Julian Gordy “Julian” Alan Lee Griggs “Alan” Ronald Dean Guy “Ronald” Linda Charlene Haines “Charlene” Beverly Jean Hall “Beverly” Buddy Cooper Vice-President of Student Council. . . Versatile. . . Candid. . . Varsity Football. . . Ellis Joseph Hanna “Ellis” Steve Wayne Henderson “Steve” Mark Bryan Hendrix “Mark” Melanie Dickev Cheerleader . . . Out-going . . . Personable . . . President of Jr. Civitan Steve Henderson Athletic . . . Varsity Football. . . Lively . . . Capable. . . James Richard Hunter “Rickey” Jerry Curtis Ivey «T � Jerry Donna Ruth Home “Donna” James Lee Hunter «Y � Lee Harry Bruce Jackson ' “Bruce” Marv Lee Jackson ' “Mary” James Ronald Jones “Ronald” Diane Kabine Homecoming Queen . . . Cheerleader . . . Capable . . . Empy- rean Contestant Harold Lee Kee “Harold” Linda Ann Kee “Linda” Ann Lawson Poised . . . Sophisticates . . . Empyrean Contestant. . . Drama Club Gail Marie Lambert “Gail” Larry Robert Kuehl “Larry” Ann Adair Lawson “Ann” Mary Jo Lee “Jodie” George Richard Lewis “Richard” Billie Mann Secretary of Beta Club . . . President of FT A . . . Responsible . . . Well-mannered. . . Connie Susan Loftin «O � Susan Carolyn Ann Long “Carolyn” Gary Weslev Long “Gary ’ Nancy Louise Lowery “Nancy” Greg Mansour Varsity Football.. .Jr. Civitan . . . Competent. . . Jovial. . . Mary Elizabeth McCalla “Betty” Mary Frances McClendon “Frances” Norris Phillip McCoy “Phil” Robert Phillip McDonald “Phillip” Jane Elizabeth McKoy “Jane” Sally Murphey President of Sr. Tri-Hi-Y . . . Creative . . . Vivacious . . . De- pendable . . . Janet Olivia McKoy “Olivia” Lawrence Walton McKoy “Larry” Mary Katherine McManus “Mary” Barbara Ann Maddox “Barbara” Theo Davis Mann “Theo” Timothy Abercombie Mansfield “Tim” Billie King Mann “Billie” Frances Virginia Mann “Ginny” Charles Nash President of Key Club . . . Science Club . . . Proficient . . . Accomplished. . . Pick Parks VI ell-dressed . . . Key Club . . . Good personality . . . Witty. . . Nancy Louise Massengale “Nancy” Randall Craig Miller “Randy” James Michael Millians, III “Jimmy” Linda Ruth Mealor “Linda” Johnny Stanford Minix “Johnny” Charles Pierce Moore “Charlie” Joyce Perkins Sincere . . . Understanding . . . Empyrean Contestant . . . Jr. Civitan . . . Judy Elaine Moore “Judy” Sarah Glenn Murphey “Sally” Charles Robert Nash “Charles” Edward Lamar Norton “Eddie” James Reece O’Brien “Dannv” James Lanier Owen “Lanier” Howard Pickens Parks, Jr. “Pick” Gail Pike Cheerleader Captain . . . Considerate . . . Empyrean Contestant. . . Samuel Riley Pate Sammy Karen Sue Pegram “Karen” Lewis Powell Determined . . . President of Hi- Y . . . Varsity football . . . Secretary of Key Club . . . Lewis Orr Powell, III “Lewis” Johnny Dent Rainwater “Johnny” David Garnett Reynolds “David” Brad Sears President of Beta Club . . . Congenial . . . Varsity Football . . . Treasurer of Key Club Kenneth Chupp Robertson “Ken” Susan Catherine Royal “Susan” Mike Stefanchick President of Student Council. . . Persevering . . . Diligent . . . Varsity Football Molly Kerley Shepard “Molly” Melissa Lou Sewell “Melissa” Joel Harris Sanders, Jr. “Joel” Carroll Bradford Sears, Jr. “Brad” f i Margaret Ann Shepherd “Ann” Dewayne Taylor Varsity Football. . . Class President, two years . . . Persistent. . . Jocular. . . David Russell Shirley “David” Betty Claire Sibley “Betty” Jerry Milton Slaton «T � Jerry Carolyn June Smith “Carolyn” Janie Melissa Smith “Melissa” Jimmy Monroe Smith “Jimmy” Mary Elizabeth Snider “Mary” Paul Anthony Sprayberrv “Tony” Luanna Phyllis Smith “Phyllis” William Clarence Smith, Jr. “Skipper” Dey Winslow Treasurer of Senior Class . . . Active . . . Amiable . . . Cheerleader . . . m Ethel Leah Stevens “Ethel” Huel Dewayne Taylor “Dewayne” Linda Stephens “Linda” William Timmons Sullivan «nr � Tim Linda Ellen Threlkeld “Linda” Shirley Frances Stanford “Shirley” Michael John Stefanchick “Mike” Kathy Ann Storey “Kathy” Jackie Sue Terrell “Jackie” Lawrence Young Tindall “Larry” Bruce Thomas Wagner “Bruce” L' n Teresa Lee Watts “Terri” Michael Lee Turner “Mike” Linda Marie Waits “Linda” Sharon Lynn White “Sharon” Barbara Jean Vaughn “Barbara” Virginia Claire Walls “Ginger” James Wendell Whitlock “Jimmy” Marsha Shearon Wiggins “Shearon” Mora Catherine Wilkinson “Cathy” Thomas Young Wilkinson «rri � lommy Fred Eugene Williams, Jr. “Fred” Timothy Cleetus Williams «np • yy Tim Bob Jeff Williamson “Bob” Danny Thomas Brown “Danny” Charles Allen Boynton “Charles” Thomas Den i Hall “Buster” Edwin Lee Wyrick “Eddie” Charles W. Griffies “Charles” 61 Henry Camp; Treasurer, Bud Freeburg; President, Carol Jackson; Secretary, David Frank; Vice-President. JUNIORS Patricia Adams AI an Aldridge Ann Amis Judy Amis Vicki Amis Lee Askew Tommy Ayers Ann Ballard Carolyn Banks Shelia Barge Sylvia Barnett Frank Barron Katie Barron Sara Barron Gerald Bledsoe Linda Boone Shelia Borders Dennis Bosw ell Rodger Bowen Randy Braden 63 JUNIORS Danny Brooks Scott Burson Harriet Camp Henry Camp Sally Camp Alice Carroll Ann Carter Perry Chaffin Nancy Coggin Sharon Cole Larry Cook Sherry Cottle Carolyn Craig Dee Starr Crain Ray Craven Fred Craven Jeff Dahm Patti Daniel Becky Dillard Jerome Dunson 64 JluUUUJ Bill Edgeworth Debbie Edwards Andy Emery Phillip Estes Merrilee Fair Bob Fanner Nancy Ferrell Jane Fleming Susan Flournoy John Fomby David Frank Bud Freeburg Steve Gaddy Don Gault Mike Gazaway Janet Gibson David Glover Taylor Glover Tom Gordy Janice Gremillion 65 Merry Hammond Sherry Hancock Larry Hand John Hanna Bobby Hanson Randy Harmon Annell Harris Jack Hay good Becky Hendrix Joyce Hendrix Sylvia Henry Jet Henson Gregor)' Grier Ann Hammett Chip Hammock Larry Hammond 66 Cathy Jackson Cherry Jackson Jody Jackson Marie Jackson 67 JUNIORS Tommy Jenson Alfred Johnson Marty Jones Mike Jones Candice Kaylor Frankie Kimble Roy Knox Ken Kurth Ronnie Lamb Anne Lambert Glenda Lanier Cal Lassetter Paul Lee Emily Lewis 68 Debbie Llewallyn Tim Loft in Bill Long Eldridge Maehen Elizabeth Manning Claudia Martin Kenneth MeCurry Dianne McDonald Mike MeGraw Pat McNeil Katy Mealor Mary Lou Miller Herman Minix Jim Mitchell JUNIORS Deborah Moore Charles Mote Robbie Muzio Paul Musick Jim Nations Teresa Norman Peggy North Tim Oliver Joyce O’Neal Joe Parks Linda Parks Harold Pate Byrd Perkerson Marie Perkerson 70 JUNIORS (an Phillips Mike Pierce Debbie Pinson Glenda Polk Jack Powell Ollice Price Gail Rainey George Reagan Reba Redding Ronnie Reynolds Paul Richmond Jan Ridley Nell Russell Emmett Sewell JUNIORS Hal Sewell Harry Sewell Susan Sewell Howard Shelnutt Bob Sims Donnie Slaton Christy Smith Cindy Smith Donald Smith Patty Smith Carlton Stallings Charles Stitcher Charles Story Bill Strickland Nancy Stripling Donny Taylor Ann Thompson Joan Thompson Ricky Tiemersma Sue Tindall JUNIORS Melvin Titshaw Beth Todd Matt Tritschler Laurie Wagner Marcus Walker Peter Wall Raymond Ward Chip Warren Susan Watts Joy Wessinger Tony Williford Debbie Wilson Tommy Wingo Andy Whitlock Alvin Williams Claudia Williams Rodney Williams Jim Williams Terry Williams Linda Yeager 73 JUNIORS pson Billy Yearvvood Cyanne York Cathy Bledsoe Joe Chandler 74 THE GREAiySPpOH HUlUHItttftHi m • Siam -6jam w- imm ii mm twin l’ MADWfiTUtf Q SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Steve Williams; Treasurer, Johnny Henderson; Vice-President, Andy Camp; Secretary, Brown Powell; President. 76 SOPHOMORES Durell Adams Elaine Adams Rick Addison Joe Almon Denise Andrews Mike Barber Nancy Barnes Herb Bartlett Donna Beall Mike Bearden Jimmy Beavers Terry Beckom Tommy Bell Bobby Benton Jeff Bin ion Vicki Billion Bryan Blackburn Lenn Bohannon Linda Bohannon Steve Bohannon Rhonda Bonner Bill Boone Ed Boswell Barry Bowden Marsha Bowden Katie Bowers Tom Bowling Debbie Barden Jack Bradley Wayne Brooks Charlie Brown Debbie Brown Kathy Brown Cindy Brundage Jennie Bryant Debbie Burks Eugene Burks Brenda Burroughs Linda Calhoun Andy Camp David Camp Patty Camp Sonny Cannon Jenny Carlisle Susan Causey Gayle Chappell Ashley Clements Parker Cleveland SOPHOMORES Kathy Cochran Ruth Colvin Gail Combs Patricia Cook Don Cooper Kay Craven Pam Davis Ricky Davison Lance Duncan A Patsy Duncan Travis Duncan Phillip Ellard Bruce Elrod Denny Estes Terry Evans Beverly Fernandes Steven Flood Frankie Ford Danny Gibby Emory Gilbert Karen Goodell Dina Greenway Melinda Griffith Barrie Grimes Rebecca Grimes Kenny Gullion Joe Gunn Mary Hall Lee Hambriek Danny Hammett Donny Hammett Jimmy Hardin Sylvia Harvey Tommy Hayes Bill Haynes Steve Helton John Henderson Mickey Hines Pat Holder Emory Holland Glenn Hollis Joel Holloway Richard Holloway Gary Howard Sheron Hughie Roy Hunter Larry Hyde Joe Ivery Joe Jackson Lane Jackson Wayne Jackson Joe Jiles David Johnson Janice Johnson Jerrell Jones Wayne Jones Sally Keith Ricky Kelly Marty Kicklighter Frances Kidd Dennis Knight Donna Lambert Tommy Lee Eric Leone Bobby Linch Dietrich Long Janet Long Jake Looney Anne Leavell Mann Lynn McCain Retha McConnell Barbara McCullough PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Steve McMichael Debbie Meade Vemie Miller Becky Millians Steve Millians Margaret Mitchell Bill Moore Ronald Moore Arelia Morris Bette Mottola Alice Berry Murphe’ Susan Musick Susan Muzio Lucius Neill Charlie Newman Sally Novak David Oliver Pam Oliver Ken O’Neal Randy Owens Gloria Parks Sandra Patty Donald Payton Kathy Pegram Boyd Pettite Brown Powell Genny Powell Hank Powell Joe Powell Susan Powers Gail Pryor Terry Raines Jackie Richey Cathy Roberts Wayne Robertson Jim Robison Mike Rosser Melvin Samuels Joan Sears Tommy Sellers Linda Shaw Phillip Shepard Debbie Sibley Trellis Simmons Adriena Valerie Sims Loretta Sims Alan Smith CrofFord Smith Debbie Smith Dodie Smith Peggy Smith Alma Spear V ickie Stoiy Janet Stamps Dennis Stephens Sherry Strickland Billie Lee Summers Jimmy Sumner Charlotte Tate Kathy Taylor Ann Thompson Loy Thompson Ronnie Thompson Wayne Thompson Kaye Tidwell Johnny Todd Glynis Trammell Melvin Vinson Stanley Walker Billy Walton Bill Warren Patrick Webb Dinah West Vickie White Dana Wilkinson Dianne Williams Jimmy Williams Steve Williams Maurice Barlow Ben England Ann Howard Betty Howard Bobby Howard Judy Johnson Sandra Mills Gus Minis Curtis Mote Mike Sibley Cindy Wall David Wilson David Wood Mary Kathryn Wright Marsha Yeager Bernie Zerblis David Williamson Diane Willoughby Fran Wilson Julia Winkles FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Allen Jackson; Vice President, Mitch Powell; President, Eloise Askew; Secretary, Joe White; Treasurer. 84 FRESHMEN Debbie Abernathy Pat Anderson Sharon Andrews Eloise Askew Laura Ellen Ayers Carol Baldwin itfi Blake Bass Judy Bates Kenny Beckom Mike Bell Pat Blalock Mary Ellen Blair Craig Bond Bill Borger Iris Bowling Edwin Bradley Ellen Britt Ray Brock Donnie Bryant Ronnie Bryant Donny Bryson Chris Bryant Larry Buchanan Aubrey Burnette Douglas Burnham Kaye Burnham Wanda Burroughs Barbara Calhoun Melba Calhoun Cathy Camp Gregg Canady Elaine Michael Marie Carroll Danny Clark Patty Cochran Randy Coggin Deborah Cole Donald Cole Betty Ann Combs Debbie Commons Kathy Cooper Becky Craig Nancy Brooks Angie Brown Bobby Brown Horace Brown Vickie Brown Marie Bruce 85 FRESHMEN Skeeter Crain Janies A. Grider Kay Culpepper Felton Daniel Millard Davis Pat Davis Andy Denny Robert DeVane Sherri DeWitt David Dingier Ted Domenic Jane Duncan Angie Dye Eleanor Echols Susan Edgeworth Janet Elliott Connie Estep Cheryl Estes Mike Exner Paula Fambro Hugh Farmer Bobby Fan- Nancy Farr Tommy Faulkner Virgil Fetner Steve Fields Lamar Florence Billy Flournoy Cheryl Floyd Autry Freeman Kathy Gazaway Vickie Gillespie Kathy Grenga Patsy Griffith Pete Grogan Vivian Gunn Shirley Guy Roxie Hammond Gregory Have Dale Haynes Johnny Haynes Steve Havnes Terri Head Bob Heffner Diane Heflin Evon Helton Marlene Hendrix Tyre Hester 86 FRESHMEN Deborah Hyde Alan Jackson David Jackson Deborah Jackson Jane Jackson Joe Jackson Judy Jackson Dennis Jones Susan Jones Diane V. Johnson Jimmy Johnson Edwin Johnston Kerry Kee Marie Kee Lawrence Keith Jenny Kelley Vickie Kennedy Dan Kilgore Max Kitchens Mark Knox Judy Lambert Ann Lane Melissa Lang Stanley Lanier Debbie Higginbotham Ruby Kate Hill Brenda Hill Byron Hinesley Mary Ann Hoagland Randy Hogan Teresa Hogan Cal Holbrook Melissa Horsley Deborah Hudgens Shirley Huffman Bruce Humphreys Robin Lawson Shirley Legg Lawrence Lewis Dan Loftin Earl Lowiy Donnie McCarty Steve McCoy Myra McDonald Cindy McGraw Eileen McGraw Hope McGraw Randy McKoon 87 Kathy Roger Madaris Maddox Bo Gwen Ricky Gerald Mann Manning Marehman Martin Norman Patricia Massengale Massengale Velma Maxwell Susan Mickler Lynn Millaway Delilah Miller Diana Eddie Miller Millians Linda Elaine Minix Mitchum Jerry Moore Larry Moore Randy Moore Steve Morris Arthur Murphey Clifford Nash Clyde Nation Marijo Nations Sheilla Neill Nancy Neville Debbie Newby Phyllis Nichols Mike Noles Kathy Norman Betty Norton Tommy Norton Theresa Oliver Pat Olson Rachel Orr Boyd Parks Gail Payton Juanita Phillips Mae Phillips Charlotte Pike Susan Barbra Pitts Polk Johnny Margaret Rice Rickenbaker Anthony Gail Portress Potts Rodney David R‘ggs Roberts Mitch Nancy Powell Powers Embry Will Robinson Robinson Elaine Janet Rainey Rainwater Billy Gene Sanders Sanders Philip Shaw Laura Shirley Bernice Smith Billy Smith Barbara Sport Johnny Sprayberry Belinda Stanford Charles Stapler Elaine Steele Libby Stephens Lamar Stepp Donna Storey Gail Storey Kenny Story Lee Strickland Robin Swanson Connie Taylor Rita Thomas Virginia Titshaw Angela Vickery Jimmy Waits Lynn Waldrop Pat Walls Royce Watson FRESHMEN Joy Webb Jane Weddington Joe White Rhonda White Susan Whitlock Michael Wilkins Angela Williams Hank Williams Spud Williams Walter Williams Brenda Wood Charles Wright Terri Wright Debbie Yeager Terry Yearwood Wayne Williams Frankie Williamson Connie Wingo Cathy Winkles Chuck Witcher Mike Boswell Jennie Evans Dan Howard Stan Jones Mike Noles Gene Peek 90 MISS EMPYREAN CONTEST FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Brown Powell, President of Sophomore Class; Glenn Hollis; Lewis Powell, President of Senior Class; Ann Lawson; Mike Stefanchick, President of Student Body; Dey Winslow; Bud Freeburg, President of Junior Class; Debbie Edwards; Mitch Powell. President of Freshman Class; Judy Jackson. FEATURES HONORS HOMECOMING - OCTOBER 13, 1967 . . Miss Diane Kabine Homecoming Queen Homecoming 1967 . . . that wonderful October 13 . . . that night of nights . . . the night we played Hapeville . . . remember all the fun of getting ready . . . the court . . . decorating floats . . . preparing for the pep rally . . . excitement of the parade . . . and finally everything is ready . . . and it’s Friday night . . . anticipation . . . representatives and escorts take their seats on the field . . . the bright yellow chrysanthemums displaying the tradi- tion of homecoming . . . everyone stands for the opening kickoff ... a good game . . . the minutes tick away . . . the score is 14-7 . . . but now it’s halftime . . . everyone is excited . . . wonder who the queen is? . . . the band begins to play . . . “Tara’s Theme” floats through the air as the representatives come across the field ... a smile crosses each one’s face . . . “The Homecoming Queen for 1967 is Miss Diane Kabine” . . . everyone applauds ... a whisper of a tear can be seen in all eyes ... a tear of joy, not of sorrow . . . the only sorrow felt tonight is that felt by seniors . . . it’s their last Homecoming . . . tomorrow it will be only a cherished memory . . . our team plays hard . . . finally the end comes . . . 21-7 .... a glorious victory . . . going to the dance? . . . sure . . . must tell the girls how lovely they look ... it has been a wonderful night ... so pretty ... so exciting . . . always to be remembered ... our 1967 Homecoming ... that night of nights. WINNING FLOATS 95 i« i The 1967 Homecoming Court consisted of two representatives from each class. From these eight girls a queen to represent the spirit of homecoming was chosen. This year the students’ choice was not announced until half- time at the game when she was crowned Homecoming Queen by the principal. Diane Kabine, Senior; Gail Pike, Senior; Cathy Jackson, Junior; Jan Phillips, Junior; Glenn Hollis, Sophomi Genny Powell, Sophomore; Judy Jackson, Freshman; Kathy Norman, Freshman. Miss Diane Kabine crowned by Mr. Tom P. Hutcheson 99 Freshmen Representatives Katy Norman Eloise Askew Pat Olson Judy Jackson Nancy Brooks MISS EMPYREAN CONTEST Sophomore Representatives Genny Powell, Susan Causey, Jenny Carlisle, Glenn Hollis, Kathy Taylor 100 Junior Representatives Cathy Jackson, Carol Jackson, Debbie Edwards, Jan Phillips, Katie Barron JANUARY 3, 1968 Senior Representatives Joyce Perkins Ann Lawson Dey Winslow Gail Pike Diane Kabine 101 102 103 104 MISS SOPHOMORE Glenn Hollis 106 107 TOP FIVE SENIORS SCHOLASTICALLY: Bill Glover, Theo Mann, Judy Cauthen, Phyllis Smith, Marilyn Evans. GRADUATION SPEAKERS: Marilyn Evans, Thpn Mann. HONORS AND PRESENTATIONS BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD WINNER Phyllis Smith Charles Nash Receiving NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD of the 4-H Club from the Ford Foundation HONORARY ROTARIANS Mike Stefanchick Diane Kabine 110 Annually the Chamber of Commence recognizes the student who makes the highest score on the SAT test. S'lAR STUDENT this year is Theo Mann. He chose as his STAR TEACHER Mr. Richard Smith. Dr. C. M. Barron holds the winning poster of Billy Hammett for the DENTAL HYGIENE CONTEST. BOYS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Lee Hunter, Bruce Jackson, Jimmy Whitlock, Charles Nash, Julian Gordy. OPTIMIST CLUB MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR MOST OUTSTANDING CHRISTIAN ATHLETE Lewis Powell GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES: SEATED: Marilyn Evans, Barbara Vaughn, Phyllis Smith, Melissa Smith, Celia Otwell. FIRST ROW: Diane Kabine, Joyce Perkins, Billie Mann, Ann Shepherd, Cathy Wilkinson, Shearon Wiggins, Ethel Stevens. SECOND ROW: Lousia Edwards, Dey Winslow, Melanie Dickey, Molly Shepard, Mary Barber Askew, Betty MeCalla, Kathy Storey, Judy Cauthen, Jenny Beard, Carolyn Smith. SPANISH CONTEST Runners-up in the state Judy Cauthen and Susan Muzio 111 NOMINEES FOR GOVERNOR’S HONORS PROGRAM ART NOMINEES: Cindy Smith, Pat Holder, Rickey Tiemersma, Sylvia Harvey, Joan Sears MATH NOMINEE Emmett Sewell SCIENCE NOMINEE Joe Parks DRAMA NOMINEES Debbie Pinson, Tom Gordy, Sara Barron 112 SOCIAL STUDIES NOMINEE Anne Leavell Mann ENGLISH NOMINEE FOREIGN LANGUAGE NOMINEE Debbie Edwards Sally Camp FOOTBALL HONORS - - 1967 AWARD WINNERS — 1967 FOOTBALL BANQUET: FIRST ROW - Lewis Powell, Buddy Cooper-BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER, Steve Henderson-MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, Jerome Dunson. SECOND ROW — Dewayne Taylor-BEST BACK, Ronnie Beaucham, Greg Mansour-BEST LINEMAN, Tim Williams, Ken Kurth. 100£ Wrong Club names Jerome Dunson High School Player of the Year. 113 ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES 1968 EMPYREAN STAFF Sponsors — Mrs. Mary Louise Sanders and Miss Barbara Andrews. Class Editors — Ann Copeland, Carolyn Smith, Mary Barber Askew, Carolyn Long. 116 Sports — Ginger Walls, Susan Loftin, Rita Bruner. Editor — Julian Gordy. Feature Editors — Billie Mann, Gail Pike Junior Members — LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Mary Lou Miller, Debbie Llewallyn, Judy Amis, Nancy Hopson, Billy Yearwood, Dennis Boswell. SEATED: Nancy Stripling, Cyanne York, Peggy North. 117 KEY CLUB Charles Nash, president of the Key Club, has done an out- standing job this year. He has been unselfish and devoted in all of his efforts. Bud Freeburg, vice president, has contributed much to the progress of the club. Several times he has presided in Charles’ absence, and his talent for photography has been unexcelled. Lewis Powell, secretary, has been very efficient in getting our monthly reports in on time. Although this office is a tedious job, Lewis always gives it his best. Brad Sears, treasurer, has proven to be highly competent. Though he has to do many hours of book work, lie constantly performs with efficiency. Theo Mann, Lt. Governor of Second Vision has kept New- nan on top this year. Theo has done a creditble job in this office and has brought much honor and recognition to our club. Randy Miller, senior director, is, perhaps, an expert when it comes to paper sales. He has been in charge of 107 and has rendered a great service to the club. Frank Barron, junior director, has been responsible for keeping all members properly informed. He has also served as chairman of several committees. Sophomore director, Brown Powell, has been a member of several committees and has proven himself to be a worthy officer. Mike Turner, sergeant-at-arms, has been responsible for keeping order at our meetings and for collecting fines. Al- though this is not a popular assignment, Mike has served well. This year’s Sweetheart is a pert, vivacious young lady. She is captain of the cheerleaders, Empyrean contestant, and every- body’ s friend — Miss Gail Pike. One of the finest faculty members at Newnan High School is Mr. Richard Smith. He has devoted many untold hours to the Key Club boys as their sponsor. 118 SOPHOMORES Lee Hambrick Emory Holland Joe Jackson Joe Powell Phillip Shepard JUNIORS Henry Camp Bob Farmer Jet Henson Joe Parks Jack Powell The Key Club is primarily a service club whose motto is “We Build.” Our goal is to build home, school, church, and community by rendering un- selfish service through outstanding and rewarding projects. Emmett Sewell Andy Whitlock SENIORS Pick Parks Jimmy Whitlock Fred Williams Eddie Wyrick 119 NHS BETA CLUB Dey Winslow Bob Farmer Alan Aldridge Jane Wynn Rita Bruner Randy Miller Judy Amis Celia Otwell Bill Long Candice Kaylor Theo Mann Merrilee Fair Cathy Jackson Carol Jackson Pick Parks Mary Camp Dennis Boswell Brad Sears Lewis Powell Kathy Storey Joe Parks Lee Hunter Cyanne York Hal Sewell Jimmy Whitlock Becky Dillard Bob Sims Ethel Stevens Katie Barron Ginny Mann Marie Perkerson Dee Star Crain Betty Ingram Debbie Edwards Molly Shepard Cal Lassetter Gerald Bledsoe Julian Gordy Emmett Sewell Judy Cauthen Frank Barron ORDER OF BUSINESS DURING A BETA CLUB MEETING 1. Meeting called to order by presiding officer. 2. Roll call. 3. Reading and approval of minutes from last meeting. 4. Unfinished business considered and discussed. 5. Reports from the officers. 6. Reports of standing committees. 7. Reports of special committees and projects. 8. New business taken up. 9. Club turned over to the students in charge of the program for the meeting. 10. Program concluded and meeting turned back to the president. 11. General discussion on the subject of the pro- gram. 12. Adjournment — Social Period. I solemnly declare that I shall always strive to hold fast to the principles of hon- esty; to endeavor constantly to maintain a creditable re- cord; to cultivate in my life and conduct the principles of service and leadership. I further pledge myself to co-operate with the members of the National Beta Club in the promotion of a sense of individual responsibility to our school, to our com- munity, to our state, and to our nation; to make right the master of might; and to consecrate our comradeship to mutual helpfulness and to the betterment of our fel- low students. Carolyn Smith Ken Forbus Mary Barber Askew Diane Kabine Sara Barron Nancy Hopson Phyllis Smith Jack Haygood Fran Kirkland Henry Camp Lounell Russell Tommy Ayers Anne Shephard Harriet Camp Carolyn Craig NHS BETA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Officers — Celia Otwell, Treasurer; Rita Bruner, Vice-President; Brad Sears, President; Billie Mann, Secretary. Checking Committee Program Committee White Christmas Committee MORNING DEVOTIONS Ann Thompson, a Junior at Newnan High, is Secretary of the Morning Devo- tions organization. Last year she held the of- fice of Vice-President. This is Ann’s third year with the group. She is an active member of the First Baptist Church. Betty Ingram has been a member of Morning Devotions for three years. She has held the office of President both her Sophomore and Junior years. She is a very active member of the First Baptist Church. Judy Amis has been in Morning Devotions for three years and is also a member of the First Baptist Church. Last year she was Secretary and this year she does a fine job as Vice-President. Miss Maryella Camp and Mrs. Joyce Norris are the willing spon- sors of the Morning Devotions group. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ann Amis, Linda Mealor, Ann Thompson, Olivia McKoy. SECOND ROW: Marie Perkerson, Vickie Amis, Nan Hinesly, Judy Amis, Katy Mealor, Mary Lou Miller, Elizabeth Manning, Charlene Haynes. THIRD ROW: Gerald Bledsoe, Betty Ingram, Chip Warren, Mark Hendrix, Mike Jones, Byrd Perkerson. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Newnan High School is elected under the direction of the principal of the school. This is done in order to obtain the greatest possible co-operation between the students and the administration, and to develop the spirit, ideals, and practice of good citizenship in our school. Senior representatives Joyce Perkins, Sally Murphey, Jane Wynne, Randy Miller, and Lee Hunter have inspired the underclassmen with their initiative and loyalty. Junior Representa- tives Sally Camp, Betty Ingram, Anne Thompson, Melvin Titshaw, David Frank, and Emmett Sewell try to improve their abili- ty to help new stu- dents by understand- ing the student hand- books. 124 Under the excellent leadership of Mrs. Parrott and Mrs. Arnold, our sponsors, the Student Council has become a very influential organiza- tion in our school. 'aa(cfi The officers of the Stu- dent Council, President, Mike Stefanchick; Vice- President, Buddy Cooper; Secretary, Diane Kabine; Treasurer, Bud Free- burg, have served the club faithfully. Freshmen representatives Eloise Askew, Boyd Parks, Debbie Abernathy, Pat Ander- son, Barbara Sport, Randy Moore, and Mary Ellen Blair energetically show their true spirit of service by helping to distribute book covers. Sophomore Representa- tives Parker Cleveland, Johnny Henderson, Em- ory Holland, Phillip Shep- ard, Betty Mottola, Joan Sears, and Janet Long have co-operated with the officers and spon- sors to make the club work more effective. 125 PRESIDENT Johnny Austin SECRETARY Susan Loftin The Drama Club of Newnan High School was given a banquet this year to highlight their 1967-68 season on March the twenty-second by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pegram. The people in the sur- rounding pictures helped make this affair an enjoy- able success. They were divided into the following committees — ORGANI- ZATION: Dey Winslow, Jane Wynne, Jenny Beard, Marie Perkerson. FINAN- CIAL: Karen Goodell, Chuck Witcher, Cindy Smith. DECORATIONS: Cindy Brundage, Bernie Zerblis, Arthur Murphey, Gary Howard, Marty Kicklighter, Lee Hambrick, Barrie Grimes. PROGRAMS: Lin- da Threkeld, Becky Dillard, Susan Causey, Cindy Wall. ENTERTAINMENT: Shearon Wiggins, Bruce Wagner, Melanie Dickey. ALL-ROUND HELPERS: Karen Pegram, Debbie Pinson, Melissa Sewell, Debbie Newby, Susan Royal, Merry Hammond. REFRESHMENTS: Melissa Lang, Jane Fleming, Clau- dia Williams, Dennis Stephens, Elizabeth Man- ning. 126 DRAMA CLUB VICE-PRESIDENT Betty MeCalla TREASURER Parker Cleveland SPONSOR Mrs. Marjorie Hatchett THE GHOST TRAIN Jackson and his assistants, whose headquarters were in Scotland Yard, helped break up the narcotics ring. ARSENIC The spinsters . . . hiding behind a helpless old lady act . . . turned out to be two of the toughest characters in the play. Mortimor — Johnny Austin Elaine — Terrie Watts Aunt Abbey— Peggy North Aunt Martha— Betty McCalla These villans not only constit- uted a narcotics ring; but also drove a poor young girl to the point of near in- sanity — all be- cause of their evil and selfish schemes. Teddy, thoughtful and elert, has everyone fooled as too his true identity. He carefully analyzes each person and weighs all the evidence on hand — successfully coming up with the cor- rect conclusion. s I Julia looks a little up- set in this picture, but has justification because her tale of the ghost train is now becoming reality. Jonathan— Mitch Powell Dr. Einstein— Spud Williams Teddy— Don Gault Mr. O’Hara— Joel Sanders 127 SENIOR TRI - HI -Y Sponsors: Mrs. Mary Louise Sanders, Miss Mary Ellen Blair Vice -President— Betty McCalla Secretary— Rita Bruner Treasurer— Jane Wynne (Mrs. Julia Bowers) President— Sally Murphey COMMUNITY PROJECTS — LEFT TO RIGHT: Ginger Walls, Jodie Lee, Nancy Massengale, Judy Cauthen, Donna Horne, Carolyn Craig, Marie Perkerson, Karen Pegram, Beth Todd, Dee Starr Crain, Mary Lou Miller, Janice Gremillion, Susan Sewell, Glenda Polk, Joan Thompson, Vickie Amis. SCHOOL PROJECTS — LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Billie Mann, Phvllis Howard, Ann Carter, Su- san Flournoy, Cheryl Hogan, Shearon Wiggins, Carolyn Smith, Ginny Mann, Anne Copeland, Jan Ridley. SECOND ROW: Linda Mealor, Celia Otwell, Linda Parks, Carolyn Long, Carol Jackson, Nan Hinesly, Ethel Stevens, Molly Shepard, Becky Dil- lard. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE — LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Marie Jackson, Ann Thompson, Katy Mealor, Cyanne York, Candice Kaylor, Francis McClendon, Susan Royal, Patty Higgins, Deborah Moore, Claudia Martin, Nancy Hopson. STANDING: Gail Lambert, Linda Yeager, Judy Amis, Ann Amis. PROGRAM COMMITTEE - LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sherry Cottle, Byrd Perkinson, Jann Gadd, Jenny Beard, Terrie Watts. SECOND ROW: Betty McCalla, Ann Lambert, Reba Redding, Lee Askew, Debbie Pinson, Merry Hammond. SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE - LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Cindy Smith, Ann Ballard, Susan Loftin, Anne Shepard, Linda Boynton. STANDING: Sharon Cole, Jane Fleming, Debbie Ed- wards, Teresa Norman, Becky Hendrix, Melissa Sewell, Ann Lawson, Janice Anderson, Marilyn Evans, Charlene Haines. WORLD SERVICE - LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Joyce Perkins, Dey Winslow, Jan Phillips, Patty Smith, Joyce O'Neal, Cathy Jackson, Judy Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mary Barber Askew, Linda Threkeld, Christy Smith, Barbara Vaughn, Claudia Williams, Nancy Stripling, Harriet Camp. THIRD ROW: Melanie Dickey, Gail Pike, Nancy Ferrell, Linda Boone, Janet Gibson, Rita Bruner, Peggy North. JR. TRI - HI - Y LEFT TO RIGHT, OFFI- CERS: Ruth Colvin, Secre- tary; Susan Causey, Vice- President; Janie Johnson, President; Glenn Hollis, Treasurer; Ann Leavell Mann, Chaplain. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Kathy Taylor, Pam Oliver, Sally Novak, Karen Goodell, Mary Hall, Cathy Roberts, Francis Kidd, Susan Causey, Joan Sears, Dodie Smith, Glenn Hollis, Genny Powell, Adriena Sims, Jenny Lee Bryant, Jenny Carlisle, Vicki Staley. SECOND ROW: Janie Johnson, Lynn McCain, Debbie Sibley, Betty Mottola, Ruth Colvin, Charlotte Tate, Debbie Burks, Ann Leavell Mann, Rhonda Bonner, Cindy Brundage, Brenda Burroughs, Sheron Hughie, Katie Bowers, Diane Willoughby, Debbie Smith, Glynnis Trammell, Billie Lee Summers. THIRD ROW: Dietrich Long, Linda Bohannon, Susan Musick, Marsha Bowden, Nancy Barnes, Melinda Griffith, Alice Berry Murphey, Barrie Grimes, Donna Lambert, Patty Camp, Debbie Brown, Donna Beall, Marty Kicklighter, Dana Wilkinson, Retha McConnell. FRESHMAN MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Angela Williams, Kav Burnham, Nancy Brooks, Laura Ellen Ayers, Kathy Norman, Jane Weddington, Gail Payton, Laura Shirley, Nancy Neville, Gwen Manning. SECOND ROW: Delilah Miller, Iris Bowling, Cheryl Estes, Janet Elliot, Michael Wilkins, Eloise Askew, Wanda Burroughs, Debbie Abernathy, Jane Jackson, Susan Pitts, Velma Maxwell, Marijo Nations. THIRD ROW: Cindy McGraw, Terrie Wright, Susan Whitlock, Debbie Newby, Rita Thomas, Eileen McGraw, Patsy Griffith, Roxie Hammond, Deborah Jackson, Edith Atkinson, Nancy Fair, Angie Dye, Sharon Andrews, Kathy Grenga. 130 WORLD SERVICE PROGRAM SCHOOL PROJECTS SCRAPBOOK COMMUNITY PROJECT PUBLICITY WORSHIP 131 LEFT TO RIGHT: Officers — Lewis Powell, president; Greg Mansour, Treasurer; Mike Stefanchick, Chaplin; Pick Parks, Vice-President. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Wayne Jackson, Jimmy Hardin, Emory Holland, Paul Lee, Billy Anders, Parker Cleve- land, Pat Anderson, Sonny Cannon, Jackie Bradley, Gene Sanders, Edwin Johnston, Ben England, David Oliver. SECOND ROW: Skipper Smith, Steve Henderson, Ken Kurth, Buddy Cooper, Brad Sears, Mike Stefanchick, Tommy Wingo, Clifford Nash, Lee Hambrick, Will Robinson, Theo Mann, Millad Davis. THIRD ROW: Mike Cole, Tim Mansfield, Danny Brown, Carey Beavers, Mike Boswell, Denny Estes, Lewis Powell, Pick Parks, Ronald Jones, Coach Butch Dean. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Carlisle, Rodney Williams, Freddie Craven, Joel Sanders, Don Gault, Roy Knox, Greg Mansour, Fred Williams, Danny O'Brien. FIFTH ROW: Bill Long, Bruce Wanger, Jim Hines, Bruce Jackson, Terry Beckom, Harold Pate, Tim Loftin. 132 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Edwin Johnston, Pat Anderson, David Oliver, Paul Lee, Bruce Jackson. SECOND ROW: Jim Har- din, Carey Beavers, Steve Henderson, Lane Jackson. THIRD ROW: Tim Mans- field, Freddy Craven, Don Gault, Skipper Smith. FOURTH ROW: Terry Beckom, Tim Loft in, Jim Hines. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jack Bradley, Clifford Nash, Will Robertson, Sonny Cannon, Gene Sanders. SECOND ROW: Roy Knox, Ronald Jones, Brad Sears, Tommy Wingo, Bruce Wagner, Harold Pate, Millard Davis. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lee Hambrick, Mike Cole, Ben England. SECOND ROW: Wayne Carlisle Rodney Williams, Ken Kurth, Bill Long Fred Williams. 133 Alan Griggs, President Judy Cauthen, First Vice-President Ann Ballard, Second Vice-President Donna Horne, Secretary Frank Barron, Treasurer 134 Sara Allen Mathews, Sponsor Maiy Barber Askew Patricia Adams Jenny Beard Sally Camp Gail Combs Dee Starr Crain Becky Dillard Louisa Edwards Merrilee Fair Bob Farmer Ken Forbtis Janet Gibson Bill Glover David Glover Janice Gremillion Merry Hammond John Hanna Phyllis Howard Diane Kabine Frankie Kimble Anne Lambert Ann Lawson Jodie Lee Bill Long Mike McGraw Mary McManus Billie Mann Ginny Mann Elizabeth Manning Nancy Massengale Debbie Meade Mary Lou Miller Sally Novak Karen Pegram Marie Perkerson Gail Pike Reba Redding Cathy Roberts Melissa Smith Linda Stephens Kaye Tidwell Hal Sewell Bruce Wagner Chip Warren Joy Wessinger Dey Winslow Maiy Kathryn Wright 135 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Meade, Billie Summers, Jodie Lee, Janice Anderson, Linda Threlkeld, Barbara Vaughn, Ann Hammett, Carolyn Long. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Kathy Storey, Kathy Bledsoe. STANDING: Paul Lee, Jan Gadd, George Reagan, Bob Cook. PURPOSES OF FBLA Develop competent, aggressive business leadership. Strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work. Create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business oc- cupations. Encourage members to improve the home and the community. Participate in worthy undertakings for the im- provement of business and the community. Develop character, train for useful citizen- ship, and foster patriotism. Participate in co-operative effort. Encourage and practice thrift. Improve and establish standards for entrance into store and office occupations. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Jan Gadd. STANDING: Bob Cook, Jimmy Smith, Linda Hogan, Kathy Bledsoe, Ann Boswell, Beverly Fer- nandez, Syliva Henry, Jane McKoy, Judy Moore. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Ann Boswell, Janice Anderson. STANDING: Billy Walton, Nancy Coggins. BEGINNING AT LEFT: Randy Harmon, Gary Long, Nancy loggins, Kathy Storey, Kathy Wilkinson, Mark Hendrix, Gus linix, Jimmy Williams, Gail Long, Nell Russell, Sheila Barge. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Jane McKoy, Gail Rainey. STAND- ING: Jimmy Smith, Julia Winkles, Jodie Lee. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Barbara Vaughn, Gail Long. STANDING: Linda Threlkeld, Beverly Fernandez, Gus Minix, Linda Hogan. FBLA PLEDGE I do solemnly promise to uphold the aims and res- ponsibilities of the Future Business Leaders of America, and as an active member, I shall strive to develop the qualities necessary in becoming a business leader. 137 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Boswell, Cathy Wilkinson, Kathy Storey, Char- lene Haines. OF AMERICA FBLA OFFICERS: President — Charlene Haines Vice-President — Betty Sibley Secretary — Mike Fleming Treasurer — Gary Long Projects Chairman — Kathy Storey Scrapbook Chairman — Barbara Vaughn, Linda Threlkeld Pins and Awards — Gail Rainey Membership Chairman — Janice Anderson Annual Page — Carolyn Long Handbook Chairman — Ann Boswell State Convention — Mark Hendrix Duplicators — Cathy Wilkinson, Kathy Storey Sponsors — Mrs. Evelyn Singleton, Mrs. Sara T. Haynes STANDING: Ann Hammett, Jimmy Williams, Bet- ty Sibley, Jimmy Sumner. SEATED: Frances McClendon, Linda Boynton. IMPORTANT RULES OF CONDUCT IN THE BUSINESS WORLD 1. I will be honest and sincere in all my busi- ness dealings. 2. I will willingly accept responsibility and duty assigned to me. 3. I will approach each task with confidence using my ability at a high standard. 4. I will exercise initiative and responsibility and will cooperate with my employer and fel- low workers. 5. I will seek to profit by my mistakes and take suggestions and criticisms directed toward the improvement of myself and my work. 6. I will, to the best of my ability, abide by the rules and regulations of my employer. 7. I will respect my employer and fellow workers and be considerate of them. 8. I will dress and act in a manner that will bring respect to me and to my employer. 9. I will use my time to the best advantage of my employer. JO. I will seek to improve my community by contributing my efforts and resources to its worthwhile projects. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED — Carolyn Long, Patty Smith. STANDING — Jimmy Cook, Larry Tendall, Linda Justiss. 138 FIRST ROW: Lee Hunter, Debbie Braden - Girls’ Vice-Presi- dent. SECOND ROW - Charles Nash - Parliamentarian, Linda Parks — President. THIRD ROW - Lanier Owens - Boys Vice- President, Debbie Sibley - Secretary. Gene Sanders - Poultry Northwest Dis- trict Champion - Southeastern Fair Atlanta. RIGHT TO LEFT, FIRST ROW: Charles Nash, Lee Hunter, Robin Swanson, Barbara Sport, Debbie Braden. SECOND ROW: Will Robinson, Margaret Rickenbaker, Linda Parks, Debbie Sibley, Clifford Nash. THIRD ROW: Stephen Flood, Joel Sanders, Tim Sullivan, Alan Smith, Lanier Owens. Will Robinson with his prize winning Black Angus Steer Clifford Nash showing the Reserve Grand Champion Herford Steer at the Atlanta Steer Show. Lanier Owen boards plane to attend the Poultry Fact Finding Conference in Kansas City, Mo. NEWNAN HIGH 4-H CLUB Katie Barron Sara Barron Bryan Blackburn Ben England Ruth Colvin David Frank Emory Gilbert Bill Glover 140 President — Melanie Dickey Vice-President — Gail Pike Secretary — Mary Barber Askew Treasurer — Mike Stefanchick Glenn Hollis Marty Jones Diane Kabine Ken Kurth Laurie Wagner Dey Winslow Ronnie Lamb Cinny Mann Joyce Perkins Genny Powell Christy Smith Dewayne Taylor Nancy Stripling Matt Tritschler Jane Waynne Cyanne York Greg Mansour Karen Pegram Sponsors: Mr. R. S. Pafford Mrs. Amelia Woodroof TIGER TRACKS Jane Fleming Editor Linda Yeager Assistant Editor Mrs. Amelia Woodroof Sponsor Claudia Martin, Linda Yeager, Cheryl Hogan, Phyllis Howard, Jane Fleming, Club Reporters Cathy Bledsoe, Jan Ridley, Sherry Han- cock, Tony Williford, Ann Carter, News Reporters £ $ Tony Williford Cheryl Hogan Exchange Editors Linda Parks News Editor Janice Gremillion Club Editor Editor Fleming reads “new” Tiger Tracks 143 PRESIDENT Lee Hunter SCIENCE CLUB The Many Aspects of the Science PROJECT CHAIRMAN SECRETARY Charles Nash Susan Loftin TREASURER Julian Gordy Club VICE-PRESIDENT Ken Robertson Mr. Locke and Mr. Pitts (Left to right) are the sponsors of this club. Their interests in the science field is enjoyed thoroughly by students at NHS taking Biology, Chemistry, or Physics. Debbie Llewallyn, Susan Loftin, Carolyn Smith, Ethel Stevens, Ann Thompson, Larry Tindall, Mike Fleming, Rita Burner, Judy Cauthen, Marilyn Evans. 144 You probably remember seeing these faces (always willing and eager to help) behind the concession stand during a basketball or football game this year. The Science Club has supplied the Newnan High Tiger fans with adequate refreshments for many sea- sons. The Biology section of the Science Club is composed by students from the Sopho- more Class. Instructed by Mr. Locke, they work diligently the entire year, discovering the many interesting phases of the biologi- cal world. Judy Amis, Ricky Davison, Joe Gunn, Lee Hambrick, Roy Hunter, Anne Leavell Mann, Kathy Pegram, Debbie Sib- ley, Rhonda Bonner, Ben England, Mary Hall, Pat Holder, Jerrell Jones, Bette Mot- tola, Joe Powell. Judy Amis Ricky Davison Joe Gunn Lee Hambrick Roy Hunter Anne Leavell Mann Kathy Pegram Debbie Sibley Rhonda Bonner Ben England Mary Hall Pat Holder Jerrell Jones Bette Mottola Joe Powell Gerald Bledsoe Sally Camp Jim Nations Hal Sewell Chip Warren Frankie Kimble Dennis Boswell Mike Jones Jack Powell Emmett Sewell Ronnie Lamb Intelligence (and a great deal of it) is needed to understand the complicated workings of a Physics Class taught by Mr. Pitts. Ken Forbus, Julian Gordy, Barbara Maddox, Greg Mansour, Charles Nash, Roy Potts, Ken Robertson, Melissa Smith, Bill Glover, Lee Hunter, Theo Mann, Randy Miller, Joe Parks, Lewis Powell, Brad Sears, Phyllis Smith, Debbie Edw Chemistry is a subject that is quickly becoming a must for college-preparatory students. The under- stnding of the basic fundamentals concerning the make-up of natural and manmade minerals proves to be difficult but rewarding. Gerald Bledsoe, Sally Camp, Jim Nations, Hal Sewell, Chip Warren, Frankie Kimble, Dennis Boswell, Mike Jones, Jack Powell, Emmett Sewell, Ronnie Lamb. Ken Forbus Julian Gordy Barbara Maddox Greg Mansour Charles Nash Roy Potts Ken Robertson Melissa Smith Bill Glover Lee Hunter Theo Mann Randy Miller Joe Parks Lewis Powell Brad Sears Phyllis Smith Debbie Edwards FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Louisa Edwards Jenny Beard Barbara Maddox Karen Pegram Bruce Jackson Mary Barber Askew Linda Threlkeld Sally Murphey President Billie Mann Reba Redding Peggy North Vice-President Nancy Massengale Merry Hammond Claudia Williams Christy Smith Ann Thompson Secretary Donna Horne Katy Mealor Dee Starr Crain Sally Camp J Treasurer Molly Shepard Mary Lou Miller Betty Ingram Becky Dillard Debbie Edwards Cheryl Hogan Carol Jackson Sherry Cottle VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Melanie Dickey Gail Pike, Captain Carol Jackson Diane Kabine, Co-Captain Kathy Norman Jan Phillips Dey Winslow Cathy Jackson Genny Powell 148 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Glenn Hollis Kathy Taylor Judy Jackson Pat Olson Jenny Carlisle — Captain Kathy Taylor; Glenn Hollis; Jenny Carlisle, Captain; Pat Olson; Judy Jackson. 151 “Learning to do . . . Doing to learn . . . Earning to live .. . Living to serve. Tony Sprayberry Phil Estes Larry Tindall Bobby Linch Harold Kee President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter FFA SWEETHEART Debbie Braden Herman Minix Sentinel Roy Potts Parliamentarian Mr. J. R. Worley Advisor SECOND ROW: Wayne William Billy Hammett Wayne Jones Travis Duncan Earl Lowery Donald Smith Ray Craven THIRD ROW Gene Peak Bobby Hanson Terry Evans Durell Adams Carl Winkles FOURTH ROW Lawrence Lewis Ricky Addison Ronald Guy Ronald Jones Bill Edgeworth FIFTH ROW Wayne Brooks Randy Houston Melvin Titshaw Tyre Hester Barry Bowden 153 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA LEFT TO RIGHT, STAND- ING: Ann Lambert, First Vice President; Kathy Pegram, Sec- ond Vice President; Betty McCalla, Chaplin; Debbie Brown, Secretary-Treasurer; Dana Wilkinson, Parlimentary. SEATED: Barbara Maddox, President. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Dana Wilkinson, Candice Kaylor, Susan Powers, Gail Lambert, Katy Mealor, Susan Sewell, Gail Combs. STANDING: Ann Lambert, Kathy Pegram, Barbara Sport. FIRST ROW: Jane Jackson, Margaret Riekenbaker, Janet Elliot, Michael Wilkins, Linda Boone, Sylvia Barnett, Melba Calhoun, Shirley Huffman, Deborah Hyde, Rachel Orr, Kathy Cooper, Barbara Scott. SECOND ROW: Melissa Horsley, Alma Spear, Adrenda Sims, Eleanor Echols, Kathy Pegram, Gail Combs, Mary Ann Hoagland, Marie Bruce, Susan Sewell, Marie Carroll, Shirley Guy. THIRD ROW: Myra McDonald, Diane Johnson, Mary Hall, Debbie Brown, Sally Keith, Debbie Braden, Diane McDonald, Linda Waits, adebbie Cammons, Betty McCalla. FOURTH ROW: Dietrich Long, Lynn McCain, Nancy Lowery, Gail Lambert, Patti Higgins, Susan Powers, Candice Kaylor, Ann Lambert, Velma Maxwell, Marilyn Evans. FIFTH ROW: Linda Bohannon, Charlotte Pike, Angie Brown, Vickie Gillespie, Nancy Barnes, Kathy Mealor, Patty Cochran, Linda Kee, Kathy Madaris, Dana Wildinson, Barbara Maddox. SIXTH ROW: Nancy Terrell, Shelia Borders, Deborah Moore, Iris Bowling. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Janice Gremillion, Janice Anderson, Barbara Sport. SEGOND ROW: Debbie Braden, Linda Parks, Jan Ridley, Robin Swanson, Lenn Bohannon, Ann Carter. 157 NEWNAN HIGH SCHOOL BAND President Julian Gordy Vice-President Carolyn Long Secretary Robbie Muzio Treasurer Bruce Jackson CONCERT BAND CLARINETS J. Gordy C. Long D. Beall B. Warren D. Smith D. Haynes L. Yeager D. Andrews OBOE K. Goodell FLUTES S. Camp P. Daniel S. Novak M. Rickenbaker V. Gunn TENOR SAX CORNETS F. Kirkland R. Muxio E. Leone J. Dahm C. Hammock ALTO SAX R. Davison G. Daniel J. Gunn G. Grier S. Whitlock M. Exner P. Blalock M. Kitchens BARITONE P. Musick T. Gordy FRENCH HORN J. Johnson B. Hall P. Richmond PERCUSSION B.Jackson BELLS T. Williams S. Powers C. Lasseter D. Sibley C. Storey R. Braden DIRECTOR K. O’Neal John Ritch D. Oliver J. Robinson D. Hammett K. Storey CHORUS ROW ONE, L to R — Janie Johnson, Susan Royal, Kathy Cochran, Annell Harris, Michael Wilkins, Vicki Staley, Mike Fleming, Phil Ellard, Mike Gazaway, Kathy Taylor, Janet Long, Judy Johnson, Joyce O’Neal, Kay Culpepper, Linda Shaw. ROW TWO — Rhonda Bonner, Cherry Jackson, Susan Sewell, Susan Miekler, Janet Elliot, Cheryl Estes, Dana Wilkinson, Lanier Owen, Jimmy Beavers, Charles Story, Jenny Carlisle, Angela Steed, Pat Holder, Kaye Tidwell, Betty Ann Combs, Angela Williams. ROW THREE — Jane Miles, Director; Donna Lambert, Nan Hinesley, Susan Hester, Patsy Duncan, Mimi Fair, Sharon White, Janie Jackson, Mike Jones, Kenny Gullion, Lariy Tindall, Ricky Addison, Ronald Moore, Steve Helton, Carolyn Craig, Beth Todd, Merry Hammond, Deborah Cole, Carolyn Banks, Jay Wessinger, Kathy Grenga, Sandra Mills. Co-Presidents — Beth Todd, Mike Fleming Vice-Presidents — Pat Holder, Mike Gazaway Sec.-Treasurers — Susan Royal, Ronald Moore Librarians — Sylvia Barnette, Susan Miekler Accompanist — Rhonda Bonner Director — Jane Miles GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE ROW ONE, L to R: Pat Holder, Janie Johnson, Dana Wilkinson, Janet Long, Angela Williams. ROW TWO: Cherry Jackson, Kathy Grenga, Merry Ham- mond, Debbie Wilson, Jane Jackson. ROW THREE: Rhonda Bonner, Mimi Fair, Carolyn Craig, Beth Todd, Carolyn Banks. � 8 % 3 2. 2 BOYS’ ENSEMBLE ROW ONE, L to R: Mike Fleming, Phil Ellard, Mike Gazaway, Ronald Moore. ROW TWO: Charles Story, Lariy Tindall, Lanier Owen, Jimmy Beavers. ROW THREE: Kenny Gullion, Mike Jones, Ricky Addison, Steve Helton. 0 $ • • i ammL a NEWNAN HIGH LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Coach Dean, Mike Barber, Brown Powell, Bud Freeburg, Mike Stefanchick, Lewis Powell, Brad Sears, David Frank, Jim Mitchell, Alan Aldridge, Steve Henderson, Joe Jiles, Coach Bass. SECOND ROW: Coach Bass, Charles Stitcher, Joe Jackson, Jimmy Beavers, Ken Kurth, Steve McMichael, Andy Camp, Tommy Hayes, Harry Sewell, Andy Whitlock, Charlie Newman, Matt Tritschler, Bill Boone, Coach Martin. 164 TIGERS.....1967 LEFT TO RIGHT, THIRD ROW: Jerome Dunson, Emory Gilbert, Tommy Jenson, Eddie Norton, Danny Brown, Mike Cole, Greg Mansour, Harold Pate, Buddy Cooper, Tim Oliver, Eddie Wyrick, Coach Norris. FOURTH ROW: Coach Eubanks, Bill Strickland, Ronnie Beaucham, Larry Cook, Jim Hines, Tim Williams, Marty Jones, Melvin Vinson, Sammy Pate, Carey Beavers, Dewayne Taylor, Marcus Walker, Coach Kines. 165 Summer training prepares the team for the season ahead. Dr. Jack Powell examines Brad Sears Marty Jones, Bill Strickland Coaching Staff: James Norris, Max Bass, Butch Dean, Joe Kines, Paul Bass, Dudley Eubanks, Phil Martin. Andy Whitlock, Lewis Powell Danny Brown, Coach Bass Carey Beavers, Steve Henderson, Jim Hines, Greg Mansour, Tim Williams, Mike Steianchick Jerome Dunson Bill Strickland, Ronnie Beaucham, Mike Cole, Greg Mansour David Frank, Ken Kruth, Eddie Wvrick i '-V' i. Z-t - “v ' r ■ JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jim Mitchell, Jimmy Williams, Sonny Cannon, Joel Hollaway, Brown Powell, Jack Bradley, Johnny Henderson, Danny Gibby, Ronald Moore. SECOND ROW: Charles Stitcher, Steve McMichael, Joe Jackson, Joe Jiles, Wayne Jackson, Charlie Newman, David Robinson, Tommy Hayes, Andy Camp, Mike Barber. THIRD ROW: Douglas Burnham, Tim Oliver, Matt Tritschler, Emory Gilbert, Bill Boone, Eldridge Machen, Alan Smith, David Camp, Melvin Vinson, Wayne Robertson. 170 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lynn Millaway, Randy Coggins, Autry Freeman, Rodney Riggs, Hugh Farmer, Mike Bell, Lawrence Kee, Joe White, Ronald Nolen, Ray Brock. SEOCND ROW: Royce Watson, Felton Daniels, Steve Fields, Pat Anderson, Roger Maddox, Kenny Beckom, Billy Smith, Dan Loftin, Blake Bass, Spud Williams, Embiy Robinson, Aubry Barnett. THIRD ROW: Coach Martin, Gregory Hay, Steve Morris, Walter Williams, Mitch Powell, Frankie William- son, Greg Canady, Alan Jackson, Pat Davis, Virgil Fetner, Donny Bryson, Coach Eubanks. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Tommy Jenson, Tommy Wingo, David Frank, Mike Stefan- chick, Charles Moore, Lewis Powell, Joe Parks, Marcus Walker. SECOND ROW: Coach Eubanks, Randy Miller, Mike Turner, Frank Barron, Phillip Estes, Jerome Dunson, Jack Powell, Ronnie Lamb. 173 Tommy Jensen, Jerome Dun- son, Frank Barron, Philip Estes, Jack Powell, Mike Tur- ner, Lewis Powell. JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mike Barber, Hyram Webb, Emory Holland, Royee Swanson, Crawford Smith, Mike Rosser, Wayne Robertson. SECOND ROW: Alvin Williams, Joe Powell, David Roberts, Donnie McCarty, Randy Moore, Greg Cannady, Mitch Powell, Coach Jimmy Norris. Managers Hugh Farmer, Larry Hyde TENNIS LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carl Boone, Bill Glover, Charlie Moore, Ben England Phillip Shepard. SECOND ROW: Teresa Norman, Marie Perkerson, Molly Shepard, Barry Grimes, Becky Dillard, Susan Loftin. 178 Teresa Norman, Susan Loftin, Eloise Askew, Barry Grimes, Molly Shepard, Marie Perkerson, Becky Dillard. BASEBALL OUTFIELD: Emory Holland, Mike Bar- ber, Dewayne Taylor, Frank Barron. BATTERY: Marcus Walker, Wayne Robertson, Steve Henderson, Brad Sears. INFIELD: Marcus Walker, Jimmy Millians, Mike Stefanchick. Coach Bass GOLF TEAM . . . 1968 180 Carey Beavers, David Glover, Theo Mann, David Reynolds LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bob Heffner, Blake Bass, Buddy Cooper, Tommy Jenson, Lamar Florence, Eldridge Machen, Matt Tritschler, Tim Williams, Jim Mitchell, Rodney Riggs. SECOND ROW: Johnny Henderson, Pat Anderson, Bill Strickland, Autry Freeman, Alan Smith, Spud Williams, Alan Jackson, Chuck Witcher, Brad Seras. THIRD ROW: Larry Cook, Mitch Powell, Harry Sewell, Wayne Jackson, Embry Robinson, Ricky Timersma, Kenny Beckon, Dan Loftin, Stanley Lanier, Hugh Farmer, Lawrence Keith. FOURTH ROW: Buster Hall, Gregoiy Greer, Greg Cannady, David Oliver, David Camp, Phillip Ellerd, Virgil Fetner, Steve Fields, Mike Bell, Randy Coggin. FIFTH ROW: Roger Maddox, Joe White, Alvin Williams, Awbry Burnett, Denny Estes, Charlie Newman, Charles Stitcher, Alan Aldridge, rim Oliver, Sammy Pate. SENIORS Sammy Pate Tim Williams Lariy Cook Brad Sears Buddy Cooper Buster Hall 181 ADVERTISING YIELDS Defraying over one-third of the cost of the EMPYREAN this year were the 166 advertise- ments which totaled $2305. The advertisers were not only city and county groups but also state firms. Without the aid of its ad- vertisers and of the city of Newnan, the EMPYREAN could not exist. The EMPYRE- AN staff urges the support of all these merchants who buy ad- vertising space. 183 Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by THE NEWNAN COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.-Newnan, Ga. 184 Emmett Sewell Associate Dealer 17 Jefferson Street Compliments of ECONOMY AUTO Compliments of H. V. KELL COMPANY 186 NEWNAN, GEORGIA MARIONS RED DOT STORE Super Market We Deliver 253-2400 30 East Washington Street Newnan, Georgia 187 COWETA-FAYETTE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION A TAX-PAYING CORPORATION Newnan, Georgia Telephone 253-5626 ® NRECA IT PAYS TO GO ELECTRIC . . . 188 ALL THE WAY!!! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 THE WILLIAM L. BONNELL COMPANY, INC. 25 Bonnell Street Newnan, Georgia Pepsi-Cola cold beats any cola cold! Drink Pepsi co|d-the colder the better. Pepsi-Cola's taste was created for the cold. That special Pepsi taste comes alive in the cold. Drenching, quenching taste that never gives out before your thirst gives in. Pepsi pours it on1 Taste that beats the others cold... Pepsi pours it on! 190 Compliments of HIWASSEE LAND COMPANY 72 Greenville St. Newnan, Georgia Growing and Producing Pulpwood for Bowaters Southern Paper Corporation at Calhoun, Tennessee CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1968 ELLIS MANSOUR West Court Square 253-1414 191 Compliments of the CITY OF GRANTVILLE Compliments of GRANTVILLE MILLS 192 Division of GENESCO Compliments of Compliments of AUSTIN SERVICE STATION NORMAN'S STUDIO James and Nat Austin Compliments of CRAFT CLEANERS, INC. THE RANCH HOUSE 44 Perry Street Newnan, Georgia RESTAURANT MOTEL Phone 253-3661 There Is A Craft in Cleaning A Nice Place for Nice People Compliments of T. T. CUSTOM COLONIAL CABINET SHOP MOBILE HOMES Donald W. Thomas, Proprietor Route 1, Welcome Road Newnan, Georgia 30263 Phone 253-2803 Home 253-3133 Atlanta Highway plus Home Improvement Newnan, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of HOLLIS LUMBER COMPANY Tir $tonc STORE Newnan's Department Store CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED of Building Supplies Newnan, Georgia 193 Compliments of THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NEWNAN BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK For Banking the Customer's Way — See C S Corner Greenville and Spring Streets Phone 253-4222 Member F.D.I.C. Compliments of COWETA DAIRIES 194 BEAVERS FINE MEAT PRODUCTS BEAVERS PACKING COMPANY,INC. Newnan, Georgia 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 automotive body parts for over half a century. DOUGins lomnson compnnv Newnan, Georgia The mark of dependability... 195 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '68 Compliments of LINDSEY'S REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Lindsey H. Barron, Realtor Congratulations to the Class of 1968 MAXWELL-PRINCE FURNITURE CO., INC. 196 Temple Ave. Newnan, Georgia 253-2791 Drive a little and save a lot 197 Compliments of NEWNAN BAR ASSOCIATION Clifford A. Cranford Jannar B. Davis Welborn B. Davis, Jr. W. Hommer Drake, Jr. Charles L. Goodson J. L. Glover J. L. Glover, Jr. Willis G. Haugen Nathan G. Knight Wright Lipford Byron H. Mathews, Jr. Charles Van S. Mottola Henry N. Payton A. Burt Ruthledge Walter D. Sanders David C. Stripling Gus L. Wood Compliments of CITY OF NEWNAN H. F. ROYAL, Mayor D. W. BOONE, JR., Mayor Pro Tern HAMILTON C. ARNALL, Jr., Alderman WILLIAM A. BEAVERS, Alderman JOE P. NORMAN, Alderman EARL B. JOINER, City Manager 198 R. D. COLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Newnan, Georgia Established 1854 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 HENSON FURNITURE COMPANY Homemakers for Thousands 253-0910 253-0911 199 Newnan, Georgia INTERNATIONAL PLAYTEX CORPORATION Newnan Plant We Go for You, Because Wherever You Are, Whatever You're Doing The Odds Are You Touch Bibb in Some Way Every Day! BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY Macon, Georgia Manufacturers of More than 500 Textile Items For Home — For People — For Industry PLANTS IN 7 GEORGIA TOWNS BIBB The First Name in TEXTILES 200 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1968 Protljerg |£ttL East Court Square Newnan, Georgia IN COWETA COUNTY IT'S the MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL H Newnan, Georgia (fduiidin _d (greater Idewnan and (doiveta Cdountij. Since 1906 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ewnan Compliments of ROYAL MOLDED PRODUCTS, INC. 201 NEWNAN MOTOR COMPANY Mercury, Ford, Cortina 115 Temple Avenue Newnan, Georgia DAN BOONE GAS APPLIANCE CO. Green's V Fuel iiimImmi Heating — Water Heating — Cooking Carrier Air Conditioning See Us For Free Estimate Ph 253-3140 17 Madison Street Newnan, Georgia Buick Compliments of H. J. LANIER BUICK, INC. BUICK, OPEL, GMC TRUCKS 168 Greenville Street Newnan, Georgia Phone 253-3131 202 Compliments of C. M. TANNER GROCERY COMPANY P. O. BOX 237 CARROLLTON, GEORGIA Take a time out for BURGER CHEF 203 Compliments of PARKER'S SUPER STORE 16 East Washington WEST GEORGIA CONCRETE COMPANY 50 Augusta Drive Newnan, Georgia BARRON TIRE COMPANY Dealer of Quality Merchandise GOODYEAR-RCA Victor-RCA Whirlpool-Zenith Hi-Fi and Stereo Records 253-2929 Newnan, Georgia Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Your Continued Success Is Our Fondest Hope MATT COLE, C.L.U. Life Insurance, Group Insurance and Pension Planning 8 East Broaa orreer Newnan, Georgia AL 3-6370 204 Compliments of KEHELEY FLORIST 99 East Broad Street Newnan, Georgia Compliments of BECKOM AMERICAN SERVICE STATION 118 Temple Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN CAN COMPANY MARATHON PRODUCTS NEWNAN PLANT NEWNAN, GEORGIA 205 LEE PRODUCTS CASH CARRY COMPANY, INC. MATERIALS, INC. 437 Whitehall St. S. W. Fairmount Drive Atlanta, Georgia Newnan, Georgia Once you fry — You'll always Buy BUILDING MATERIALS - LUMBER - BUILDERS HARDWARE Compliments of LEE'S SERVICE GAS - OIL - WASHING BARNES AUTO PARTS Greenville Extension 253-2858 Lee Robertson, Owner 206 TWO COMPLETE DRUG STORES WITH SODA FOUNTS NEWNAN FEDERAL ONLY REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Pharmacy Is Our Business and SAVINGS AND LOAN Not a Side Line LEE KING DRUG CO. ASSOCIATION Court Square INSURED SAVINGS AND LEE KING, INC. REAL ESTATE Greenville Street GO, TIGERS, GO! LOANS Compliments of MATHER OF NEWNAN FINE FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES ON EASY TERMS brazier 14 Jackson Street Phone 253-5221 live a little! SPLITS - SUNDAES - SHAKES BURGERS - DOGS - FRIES 61 Jefferson St. 207 Compliments of Compliments of NEWNAN ELECTRIC AND W C O H APPLIANCE COMPANY Compliments of BISTRO RESTAURANT Compliments of U. S. Hwy 29 South LONG PRINTING COMPANY Finest in Italian Foods and Prime Steaks Phone 253-1211 for Take outs Compliments of LEARN A NEW SKILL FLY! GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NEWNAN-COWETA 29 LaGrange Street It must be right or we AVIATION, INC make it right NEWNAN AERODROME COWETA MONUMENT Congratualtions from FENCE SERVICE Jack Millions WOODPRINT INC. 7 Fair Street Five Points (Formerly Bowen Press) Newnan, Georgia Grantville, Georgia Ph. 253-3400 Jim Wood, President 208 Compliments of Compliments of KESSLER'S SMALL WORLD Newnan, Georgia Attractive, Inexpensive Gifts For All Occasions 13 West Washington Street Newnan, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of NEWNAN SEED STORE 10 Jefferson Street WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY 5 LaGrange Street WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Compliments of Frank C. Hudson, Dealer 28 South Square Newnan, Georgia CAMP TRIM SHOP Compliments of Compliments of CONNALLY'S H. A. WATTS REXALL DRUGS GROCERY STORE East Court Square Phone 253-4940 Five Points 210 BELK-GALLANT COMPANY Newnan's Leading Department Store Court Square Newnan, Georgia Phone AL 3-6770 YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING STORE 3 Ways to Buy CASH CHARGE LAYAWAY OUR PLEDGE TO YOU: Huy anything at Bclk'a. arcurr in thf knowledge that:— Ei-rry pur chan ruxU at Btlkf I u fuarafUetd lor qualuy. for i dua. lor ptrjormonc«.m Nothing could be («irert tAake. 2 S UML (AvfiCA unday inner SCHLOSS 8c KAHN. INC. MONTGOMERY 1. ALABAMA R. S. MANN, JR. Newnan's Leading Jeweler DIAMONDS - CHINA - SILVERWARE WATCHES - CRYSTAL - JEWELRY 5 Greenville Street Phone 253-4713 Compliments of BINION TIRE CO. Corner of Greenville Street and Spence Ave. Phones 253-4608-253-4619 All Work Guaranteed PAYTON VAN'S AUTO PARTS, INC. SHOE REPAIR Complete Parts Service For All Cars and Trucks 21 East Washington Street ONE DAY SERVICE Newnan, Georgia 11 West Washington Street Ph 253-0540 UNITED DEPARTMENT STORE DUNAWAY CLEANERS, We Carry BOBBIE BROOKS As Well As Many More Nationally Advertised Lines 14 North Court Square LAUNDRY RENTAL AND SERVICE 23 East Washington Street Newnan, Georgia 30263 Phone 253-0914 Compliments of J. L. WEDDINGTON, JR., INC. CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE CUE DUNAWAY'S Newnan, Georgia 253-1407 Compliments of JACOBS PHARMACY Prescriptions—Drugs—Sundries FRED MORGAN and MORGAN JEWELERS Fountain Service Newnan Shopping Center Newnan, Georgia Phone 253-6882 Newnan, Georgia 212 Compliments of WEST END SUPER STORE 160 Temple Avenue Newnan, Georgia FISHER INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE HELPFUL AVAILABLE FRIENDLY 14V2 Greenville Street HUGH FARMER, JR. TOM FARMER Day-253-3340 Night-253-3169 Compliments of WILES JOHNSON TEXACO SERVICE STATION HARDWARE COMPANY Recap and 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 253-2556 184 Greenville St. Court Square Phone 253-4860 Newnan, Georgia Newnan, Georgia MONCRIEF Compliments of SHEET METAL WORKS POTT'S CONCRETE Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Newnan, Georgia 253-5260 Compliments of Thomas J. Glover GLOVER INSURANCE AGENCY VEND-ALL COMPANY Honesty is Our Best Policy COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL FEEDING General Insurance 1 Spring Street 253-5580 213 Compliments of SINCLAIR OIL Lazenby's Beauty Shop Lazenby Jeweler REFINING CO. 8 Jackson Street 253-1785 T. T. Grubbs and Newnan, Georgia Avery Banta Phone 253-0830 35 S. Court Square 253-4364 NEWNAN, GEORGIA JOHN B. LAMBERT TRUCKING CO., INC. HEAVY HAULING Compliments of Specializing in Trailer Load Quantities SAND - STONE Serving the Wholesale Retail Trade 253-5140 Newnan, Georgia BRUNERS 214 Compliments of TEMPLE AVENUE CLOTHING STORE Where Quality and Reasonable Prices Meet GOOD LUCK! from the ANNUAL STAFF HILLCREST CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME DIAL 253-4723 A RNALL V IDS SSUREDS HAMILTON C. ARNALL Insurance Since 1922 Newnan, Georgia 253-0616 Compliments of COWETA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. YOUR HOME INSTITUTION Since 1926 1 OVs Greenville Street W. D. SANDERS, Pres. W. Z. CAMP, V. Pres. MRS. R. F. HERRING, Sec. and Treas. JUDSON SMITH, INC. Suits, Drapes and Clothing All Kinds of Fabrics Phone 253-1795 Moreland, Georgia Compliments of MURPHEY FLORIST STATE FARM INSURANCE Bobby B. Rooks Agt. 12 E. Broad Street Newnan, Georgia 253-4428 Compliments of COWETA COUNTY FARM BUREAU 215 Compliments of Compliments of GOZA MOTOR COMPANY DODGE-DART-TRUCKS ALEXANDER'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of WEST SIDE MOTORS GAS, INC. Greenville St., Ext. Temple Avenue Newnan, Georgia Compliments of ALAMO AND NEWNAN DRIVE-IN Compliments of G. M. REYNOLD'S FURNITURE Compliments of MACK'S ELECTRIC CO. Compliments of EVANS SUPER MARKET Moreland, Georgia We've got it or we'll get it! Compliments of TIGER'S DEN Compliments of CAVENDER'S NEWNAN AUTO SUPPLY 15 Jackson Street GENUINE MOTOR PARTS CO. 25 Perry Street 253-4181 W. E. BAIRD, Manager DAIRY BAR DRIVE-IN 244 Greenville Street Newnan, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of NEWNAN FABRIC SHOP Buford Talley, Owner GORDY BUILDING SUPPLIES 216 Compliments of Compliments of ADDY DRY CLEANING STYLES BY Al GENTRY'S FLORIST and GIFT SHOP THE MOTHER GOOSE SHOP Give Flowers 4 Fair Street AL 3-0924 Newnan, Georgia Clothing for the entire family Gifts—Hobbies—Toys Compliments of SPRAYBERRY'S LA GRANGE ST. GROCERY 170 LaGrange Street Newnan, Georgia Compliments of KEE'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of UPSHAW TV AND RADIO SERVICE Compliments of DIXIE SHOE SHOP Compliments of NEWNAN FLORIST Compliments of W N E A Compliments of KING WILSON'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of NEWNAN CONCRETE COMPANY Compliments of MODEL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Compliments of W. B. HAMMOND, REALTOR 9 Jefferson Street Homes for all—Large or Small AL DYKES PONTIAC-CADILLAC 253-0446 37 LaGrange Street Newnan, Georgia 217 Compliments of your friendly WINN-DIXIE FOOD STORES R. S. SEWELL DRYGOODS- GROCERIES- GASOLINES Heating Oils Senoia, Georgia Compliments of HARTMAN'S Compliments of BATCHELOR'S EVERGREEN NURSERY 230 Fourth Street Newnan, Georgia WINNS RESTAURANT SPECIALIZING IN Home cooked meals Corinth Road Newnan, Georgia 253-3759 Compliments of COLLEY FARMS Compliments of TASTEE FREEZE and Claudia Congratulations to the 1968 Seniors from STEPHENS GROCERY NEWNAN SALES SERVICE Chain Saws—Lawn Mowers Small Engine Equipment Temple Avenue—Newnan, Ga. Phone 253-3519 SHOP F. W. WOOLWORTH'S For Your Needs— Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded Compliments of REINHARDT BEAUTY SHOP McKINLEY TRUCK TRACTOR CO. 33-35 Spence Avenue Newnan, Georgia 253-2212 253-2213 Compliments of KERSEY'S, INC. 15 North Court Sq. RAY'S BEAUTY CENTER 32 Perry Street Newnan, Georgia Phone AL 3-2831 Compliments of WEST GEORGIA SUPPLY Compliments of DUNCAN CLEANERS 218 Compliments of Compliments of ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON DIANA SHOP 68 Madison Street 1 Court Square Compliments of BEERS MACHINE SHOP BROWN STEEL CONTRACTORS, INC. Andrews Street Newnan, Georgia 253-3010 J. A. CARLISLE SERVICE STATION 119 E. Broad St. Newnan Compliments of HAWK'S SUPER MARKET CARLISLE AND McMICHAEL USED CARS 119 East Broad Street Newnan, Georgia James R. McCalla, Agent Auto-Life-Fire and Casualty STATE FARM INSURANCE Compliments of COLLECTION SERVICES 9V5t East Court Square Newnan, Georgia COOK OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 5 Jackson Street Newnan, Georgia Phone 253-1919 KNOX COMPANY, INC. Appliances, Electrical, Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning Sales and Service Newnan, Georgia Compliments of HERSHALL B. NORRED D B A NEWNAN LOAN CO., INC. and Newnan Bonding Co. YOU-SAVE-IT GROCERY CREDIT BUREAU OF NEWNAN L. H. SMITH, Owner 14 Jefferson Street Newnan, Georgia P. O. Box 198 34 Madison Street Phone 253-3030-1 Newnan, Georgia Compliments of LAMAR'S SHOES Compliments of LAWRENCE GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION 219 EDITOR’S EPILOGUE In this 1968 EMPYREAN, another year of his- tory at Newnan High School is recorded. This yearbook shows the activities and events, people and places, growth and progress, feelings and memories that have made the year. We hope you accept and approve our recording of a very suc- cessful year. There are many people who deserve thanks and recognition ... Thank you, Mrs. Sanders, for working with the business staff this summer so that the ads were ready when school started and for your helpful suggestions, encouragement, and presence. Thank you, Miss Andrews, for your help in make-up of the entire annual and for your incompa- rable advice on the part of the annual assigned to me as editor. Without your assistance and expe- rience, my job would have been impossible. A special thanks to you, johnny Brown, Sports Editor of the Newnan Times Herald, for pictures that we would not have if you had not taken them. Thank you, staff members, for hard work and thanks to all others who helped in any way to pro- duce this book. To next year’s staff — good luck and we hope you have as much fun as we have had. And to the student body — although it is im- possible to record every incident as you remember it, perhaps this 1968 EMPYREAN will help you recall other memories. The memories are yours. This book holds them for each of you to interpret as your own. We hope you like it. Thank you again. Editor 1968 EMPYREAN 220 A IN 4 f