Newnan High School - Empyrean Yearbook (Newnan, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

f -- V. . -' • N . SJ . . , • - - •' ' Sf23 ' ‘ 1969 NEWNAN HIGH SCHOOL NEWNAN, GEORGIA VOLUME 23 EMPYREAN Nancy Stripling: Co-Editors Cyanne York Dennis Boswell: Business Managers Billy Yearwood Miss Barbara Andrews: Sponsors Mrs. Mary Louise Sanders THE NHS ADVENTURE 2 Selling for the Key Club, being a member of the band, reading about an activity in TIGER TRACKS, and working for Homecoming are the gains of pride that come from participating in school activities. THE ADVENTURE IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 4 THE ADVENTURE IN SYMBOLISM 6 School life involves more than passing a test or solving an equation; it includes fire drills, waiting for lunch, using the library, participating in class — identifying with Newnan High School. THE ADVENTURE IN FRIENDSHIP 10 12 Familiar faces reflect enthusiasm, winning smiles, a sparkle in the eyes of an eager student, thoughtfulness, and fun. THE ADVENTURE IN EXPRESSIONS THE 1969 ADVENTURE Darkened classrooms, deserted halls, everyone’s gone . .. a student walks through the empty school; he ponders the year that is past — scattered memories of good times, valued friendships, learning and maturing, participating and cooperating as a member, as an individual, as a Newnan Tiger — remembering. .. THE NHS ADVENTURE 18 Happenings 40 Sports 60 Organizations 110 People 184 Community First Place Miss Mathews' Senior Girls Second Place Miss Camp's Senior Boys and Girls Third Place Mrs. Hatchett's Senior Girls 20 Hundreds of smiling faces and busy hands ... October came in like a Tiger with the spirit of NHS ... Magnificent floats, beautiful girls, enthusiastic cheerleaders . . . Excitement of a pep rally and parade ... Cooler weather at last... Optimistic students filling the stands ... Mighty Tigers bursting onto the field . . . Immediate applause and Tiger Rag on the air ... Now it’s halftime . . . the suspense is unbearable . . . the music, beautiful... Graciously, Debbie receives her crown amid cheers and happy smiles ... ... hut the Seniors are tearful... .. . it’s their last Homecoming ... .. .but wasn’t it a great one? That memorable Homecoming '68. Debbie Edwards Miss Homecoming 1968 23 HARRIET CAMP Miss Empyrean Delicate of nature, ethereal in grace, exquisite in spirit, overflowing with vitality — Harriet’s amiable personality is a mirror for her beauty. 24 25 DEBBIE EDWARDS Miss Senior Miss Senior’s agile demeanor, her scintillating personality, plus her serene dignity and her in- dustrious iife make her a delight to remember. 26 GLENN HOLLIS Miss Junior Her effervescent personality, her gregarious manner, and her ardor for life are the natural charms of Glenn Hollis, Miss Junior. JUDY JACKSON Miss Sophomore Petite, personable, and sunny — the enchant- ments of this year’s Miss Sophomore, Judy Jack- son. LEEDA OTWELL Miss Freshman An aura of mystic charm, blended with adora- bility and graciousness is Miss Freshman, Leeda Otwell. Cathy Jackson SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Katie Barron Carol Jackson Kathy Norman SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Laura Ellen Ayers Eloise Askew Nancy Brooks FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Sandra Petty Carol Causey Cathy Jackson Nancy Henderson HONORS AND GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES BOYS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Cal Lasseter, Chip War- ren, Ronnie Lamb, Tommy Wingo, and Tim Loftin. 34 Debbie Newby — Lucy winner for best actress in Berkeley Square. Mitch Powell — Lucy winner for best actor in Berkeley Square. Tommy Gordy — Second place Lucy winner for best actor. Marie Perkerson — Best Actress in a minor role. Chuck Witcher — Best actor in a minor role. Merrilee Fair — Second place Lucy winner for best actress. [PRESENTATIONS REGION AND STATE SOCIAL SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT WIN- NERS: Chuck Witcher, Donnie Bryant, Steve McKoy, Ronnie Bryant, Skeeter Crain. AII-STATE CHORUS REPRESENTATIVES: Angela Williams, Fran Kirkland, Beth Todd, Rick Frederick. HONORARY ROTARIANS: Nancy Stripling, Bud Free- burg, Cyanne York. Chortis Production ANNIE GET YOUR GUN outstanding performance winners: Philip Ellard, Steve Helton, Merry Hammond, Rick Frederick, Joey Reynolds, Susan Sewell. STUDENT COUNCIL TAL- ENT SHOW WINNERS First Place Winners: The Senior Swingers Becky Dillard Carol Jackson Debbie Edwards Harriet Camp Jane Fleming Ann Ballard Cathy Jackson Second Place Winners: The ABC2 Cindy Wall Sylvia Harvey Cindy Brundage Barrie Grimes Third Place Winners: The Combo Jeff Dahm Tim Oliver Bill Long Teny Beckom Music: Rick Fredericks French: Barbara Sport English: Charlotte Tate Math: Rhonda Bonner Drama: Mitch Powell, Hank Williams, Jiml harden, Debbie Newby, Gail Payton. 36 GOVERNOR'S HONORS NOMINEES Top Five Seniors Joe Parks, Emmett Sewell, Cathy Jackson, Sally Camp, Betty Ingram Graduation Speakers Betty Ingram Joe Parks STAR STUDENT Sallv Camp chose her Spanish teacher Miss Sara Allen Mathews as her STAR TEACHER. OPTIMIST CLUB MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR: Joe Parks BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD WINNER: Nancy Stripling SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS BY THE KEY CLUB Tribute to “Miss Maryella” A brisk step, a big smile, a friendly hello, and “Now, boys and girls, what is the climax of Mac- beth?” — all of these are familiar characteristics of a highly admired teacher at NHS. Her entire life has been devoted to a great profession, and she has constantly and consistantly dedicated herself to the teaching of our native language and culture. She has instilled in our hearts such unforgettable lessons as “A thing of beauty is a joy forever,” “ Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all,” and ‘To thine, ownself be true.” For her high stands of Christian character, for her sin- cere interest in every student, and for her encour- aging us “to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield” in our endeavors, we are indeed deeply grateful. As Alfred Lord Tennyson’s “Ulysses” teaches us, we are a part of all that we have met. Certainly, she has truly became a tremendous part of our lives, and her influence will remain with us in a mighty way. Miss Maryella Camp, we genuinely appreciate your many years of service to Newnan High School. For the OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD this year, the Key Club chose the guidance coun- selor Mr. Allyn Bell, a man who is truly a guiding light in our school and who typifies the NHS spirit. 38 Bud Freeburg Ken Kurth - CAPTAIN AND MOST VALUABLE PLAYER FOOTBALL CHRISTIAN ATHLETE Bill Strickland - BEST BLOCKER Andy Whitlock - CAPTAIN AND GOLDEN HELMET AWARD Tommy Jenson — MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Jerome Dunson - CAPTAIN AND BEST DEFENSIVE BACK Jack Powell - MOST REBOUNDS BY A PLAYER Jerome Dunson — MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Frank Barron Tommy Jenson — MOST IMPROVED PLAYER BASKETBALL CHRISTIAN ATHLETE Frank Barron — HIGH SCORER 41 ■ • ■ jtoof 4. eA etniv‘ uu i-j«p«h APUBg-' jsifw x' w Ismh .f. Sf-■. ,« • ’x2l J� '• Tv«P� Af {umS nt t ;ou;. LjraBO AllSdVA FOOTBALL S i'x5? iA v Football — one of the tough- est, most demanding sports there is. Each player has his own job to do in this very complicated machinery called a team. When the machinery functions properly, there are unlimited possibilities; but sometimes even the best ma- chinery can fail. NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Glay Cole, Johnny Cook, Rusty Kuehl, Mark Pettite, Bill Bexley, Peter Glover, Jim Morgan, Kent Hieronymus, Glenn Loftin. SECOND ROW: Coach Martin, Johnny Petre, Ronald Jilley, Terry Olmstead, J. D. Taylor, William Brown, Randy Beavers, Mark Barnett, Chuck Lunsford, Carter Williams, Anthony Boswell, Roy Garner, Danny Harmon, Bryan Henson, Dennis Tolbert. THIRD ROW: Coach Eubanks, Mark Bass, Bobby Hogan, Russell Stitcher, Darrell Moore, Steve Threlkeld, Dennis Beckham, Cabe McCraw, Danny Royal, David Malcom, Millard McWhorter, Rickey Kee, Mike Beavers, Rick Chambers. JUNIOR VARISTY FOOTBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jeff Faulkner, Royce Watson, Hiram Webb, Phillip Ellard, Raymond Ward, Brown Powell, Joe Jiles, Johnny Henderson. SECOND ROW: Aubrey Burnette, Joel Holloway, Blake Bass, Stanley Lanier, Dan Loftin, Randy Coggin, Randy Barber, Wayne Robertson, Lynn Millaway. THIRD ROW: Hugh Farmer, Alan Jackson, Hank Powell, Gregg Canady, Mitch Powell, Virgil Fetner, Steve Fields. COACHING STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ron Wade, Jimmy Norris, Max Bass, Joe Kines, Butch Dean. SECOND ROW: Dudley Eubanks, Jack Mayo, Al Robertson, Phil Martin, John Glover. 47 VARSITY BASKETBALL MANAGERS Rick Chambers Bryan Henson Kent Hieronymus Coach Eubanks LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Tommy Jenson, Frank Barron, Greg Grier, Jack Powell, Jerome Dunson. SECOND ROW: Joe Parks, Emory Holland, Tommy Wingo, Wayne Robertson, Pat McNeil, Howard Shelnutt, Ronnie Lamb. 49 51 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Coach Norris, Peter Glover, Tommy Arnold, Carter Williams, Royce Watson, Jeff Faulkner, Glenn Loftin, William Brown. SECOND ROW: Danny Birchfield, Mike Barber, Malcolm McCrary, Hugh Farmer, Rickey Kee. THIRD ROW: Clifford Cranford, Ed Fox, Dennis Bedlam, Steve Clifton. 52 53 TENNIS TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila McMichael, Karen Rogers, Marie Perkerson, Johnny Cook, Bill Boone, Becky Dilliard, Barrie Grimes, Teresa Norman. GOLF TEAM mvM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy WingO, Ken Kurth, Emmett Sewell, David Glover. BASEBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Johnny Henderson, Emory Holland, Ronald Nolan, Andy Whitlock. SECOND ROW: Mike Barber, Ray Craven, Larry Hammond. THIRD ROW: Frank Barron, Marcus Walker, Bob Farmer, Wayne Robertson. WRESTLING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Hiram Webb, Jim Morgan, Anthony Boswell, Bill Boone, Randy Coggin. SECOND ROW: Joe Jiles, Terry Olmstead, Lynn Millaway, James Brewster. THIRD ROW: Dan Loftin, Russell Stitcher, Gregg Canady, Hank Powell. FOURTH ROW: Embry Robinson, Tim Loftin, Blake Bass, Charles Stitcher. FIFTH ROW: Coach Dean, Johnny Henderson, Alan Jackson, Skcetcr Crain, Pat Anderson. SIXTH ROW: Charlie Newman, Wayne Jackson, Cabe McCraw, Mike Beavers, Mark Bass, Mitch Powell. TRACK TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: William Brown, Rick Frederick, Jim Morgan. SECOND ROW: Jeff Faulkner, Randv Beavers, Carter Williams, Pat Anderson. THIRD ROW: Bubba Thompson, Gregg Canady, Embry Robinson, Alan Jackson, Lynn Millaway. FOURTH ROW: Randy Barber, Dan Loftin, Kenny Beckom, Melvin Vinson. FIFTH ROW: Rubin Tinch, Sidney Gullion, Bill Martin, Steve Fields, George Henderson, Mike Jones. SIXTH ROW: Richard Hill, Russell Stitcher, Brown Powell, Danny Royal, Mike Beavers. SEVENTH ROW: Larry Venable, Ronnie Moore, Coach Martin, Darrell Moore. Organizations Tigers sharing common interests organize to exchange ideas. For the expanded interests of the students, there were five new clubs formed this year — the Latin Club, the Library Club, the Art Club, the French Club, and the Eep Club. 61 Nancy Ferrell Ann Ballard Cindy Smith Beverly Fernandes Pam Davis Cyanne York CO-EDITOR BUSINESS EDITORS Dennis Boswell Billy Yearwood EMPYREAN STAFF SPONSORS: Miss Barbara Andrews Mrs. Louise Sanders Debbie LIewallyn SENIOR CLASS EDITOR Nancy Hopson SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR Mary Lou Miller FRESHMAN CLASS EDITOR Judy Amis JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR Sherry Cottle Harriet Gimp Charlotte Tate Bernie Zerblis Ann Wood Nancy Coggin Jane Fleming Katie Barron 63 Mike Barber Bill Boone Henry Camp Bob Farmer Hugh Farmer Lee Hambrick Jet Henson Emory Holland Joe Jackson Bo Mann Johnny Sprayberry Debbie Edwards Sweetheart Andy Whitlock BETA CLUB OFFICERS Emmett Sewell — President Betty Ingram — Vice President Debbie Llewallyn — Secretary- Bob Farmer — Treasurer Becky' Dillard — White Christmas Chairman SENIOR MEMBERS Christy Smith, Katie Barron, Fran Kirkland, Sherry Cottle, Ann Thompson, Sally Camp, Dec Starr Crain, Carol Jackson, Debbie Llewallyn, Ann Amis, Sara Barron, Cathy Jackson, Candice Kaylor, Marie Perkerson, Nancy Coggin, Nell Russell, Debbie Ed- wards, Betty Ingram, Jan Ridley, Becky Dillard, Nancy Hopson, Cal Lassetter, Cyanne York, Dennis Boswell, Joe Parks, Mimi Fair, Alan Aldridge, Melvin Titshaw, Bob Farmer, Tommy Ayers, Gerald Bledsoe, Henry Camp, Emmett Sewell, Tim Loftin, Chip Warren, Hal Sewell, Rodney Williams, Frank Barron. JUNIOR MEMBERS Karen Goodell, Rebecca Grimes, Joan Sears, Cindy Brundage, Charlotte Tate, Ruth Colvin, Mary Hall, Katie Bowers, Frances Kidd,. Gail Combs, Sylvia Harvey, Barrie Grimes, Dana Wilkinson, Clynis Trammell, Debbie Meade, Debbie Brown, Debbie Smith, Ann Wood, Kaye Tidwell, Billie Lee Summers, Rhonda Bonner, Mary Katherine Wright, Marty Kicklighter, Joe Powell, Anne Leavell Mann, Joe Gunn, Pat Holder, Gus Minix, Ben England, Roy Hunter, Bill Boone, Lee Hamorick, Frankie Cole, Jerrell Jones. STUDENT COUNCIL Mrs. Ann Parrot Mrs. Martha Arnold Sponsor Sponsor Bud Freeburg President Eldridge Machen Treasurer Ann Thompson Secretary Joe Parks Vice-President SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Betty Ingram, Henry Camp, Sally Camp, Melvin Titshaw, Katie Barron. JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Brown Powell, Debbie Smith, Ben England, Charlotte Tate, Joe Powell, Bill Boone. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Alan Jackson Susan Whitlock Joe White Nancy Brooks Randy Moore Barbara Sport FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Peter Glover, Steve Clifton, ClifT Cranford, Tracey Brundage, Martha Crider, Anthony Boswell, Starr Lang, Katie Colvin. . Marjorie Hatchett SPONSOR Roll Patricia Adams Sara Barron Katie Bowers Susie Bowers Cindy Brundage Tracy Brundage Susan Causey Park Cleveland Skeeter Crain Jeff Dahm Janet Elliot Merrilee Fair Jane Fleming Rick Frederick Karen Goodell Tom Gordy Barrie Grimes Lee Hambrick Merry Hammond Jim Harden Sylvia Harvey Cheryl Hogan Gary Howard Phyllis Howard Marty Kicklighter Mcllissa Lang Dale Lyles Elizabeth Manning Velma Maxwell Alice Berry Murphy Arthur Murphy Debbie Newby David Oliver Gail Pavton Marie Perkerson Debbie Pinson Mitch Powell Joan Sears Susan Sewell Cindy Smith Dodie Smith Dennis Steven Cindy Wall Susan Whitlock Angela Williams Hank Williams Jim Williams Spud Williams Chuck Witcher Bernic Zerblis OFFICERS: Merrilee Fair — President Lee Hambrick — Vice-President Tom Gordy — Secretary Debbie Newby — Treasurer The fall play of “Berkeley Square” was presented on Deeember 5 and 7. The cast was as follows: Mitch Powell, Debbie Newby, Merrilee Fair, Sara Barron, Hank Williams, Tom Gordy, Gail Payton, Chuck Witcher, Lee Hambrick, Marty Kicklighter, Jim Wil- liams, Susan Whitlock, Debbie Pinson, Spud Williams. The one-act play of “Blithe Spirit” was presented in region competition January 11 and went to the state contest January 17 after a victory on the region level. The cast was: Charles — Mitch Powell Ruth — Debbie Newby Elvira — Merrilee Fair Madame Arcati — Sara Barron Edith — Gail Payton VARSITY: Tom Gordy Jim Hardin Sara Barron Debbie Pinson ALTERNATES: Cliff Nash Jeff Dahm Charlotte Pike Dennis Stephens Debate Team 71 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS: President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Betty Ingram Katy Mealor Ann L. Mann Ann Thompson Ann Amis SENIOR MEMBERS Ann Amis Judy Amis Lee Askew Ann Ballard Harriet Camp Kathy Camp Sheriy Cottle Dee Starr Crain Becky Dillard Nancy Ferrell Jane Fleming Janice Gremillion Merry Hammond Sylvia Harvey Becky Hendrix Patti Higgins Phyllis Howard Betty Ingram Carol Jackson Cathy Jackson Judy Johnson Candice Kaylor Fran Kirkland Anne Lambert Debbie Llewallyn Katy Mealor Pat Mulligan Teresa Norman Joyce O’Neal Linda Parks Byrd Perkerson Marie Perkerson Glenda Polk Marie Rainwater Jan Ridley Susan Sewell Christy Smith Cindy Smith Patty Smith Nancy Stripling Ann Thompson Betty Thompson Joan Thompson Beth Todd Laurie Wagner Carol Webb Linda Yeager mm ■■■ K J9 faSgC � CSSir§ ‘ • - •ys'iiA� W ,to’ V- i fe.'• • w L’lP'.A.V L rv ■ ■ £ m • £! ■ ■ V . SaKpP . '«t-v , . X t: ■ ♦ JUNIOR MEMBERS Denise Andrews Donna Beall Rhonda Bonner Katie Bowers Debbie Brown Cindy Brundage Jennie Lee Bryant Debbie Burks Jenny Carlisle Susan Causey Ruth Colvin Karen Goodelll Barrie Grimes Pat Holder Glenn Hollis Sally Keith Marty Kicklighter Frances Kidd Donna Lambert Janet Long Anne L. Mann Lynn MeCain Retha McConnell Vernie Miller Becky Millians Alice B. Murphey Susan Muzio Pam Oliver Genny Powell Susan Powers Joan Sears Debbie Sibley Debbie Smith Dodie Smith Vickie Staley Charlotte Tate Kathy Taylor Cindy Wall Dinan West Diane Willoughby Ann Wood Bernie Zerblis SPONSORS: Miss Mary Pryor Mrs. Mary Louise Sanders 73 SOPHOMORES: Sharon Andrews, Eloise Askew, Laura Ellen Ayers, Nancy Farr, Kathv Grenga, Vivian Gunn, Roxie Hammond, Deborah Jackson, Judy Lambert, Melissa Lang, Eileen McGrow, Velma Maxwell, Mary Jo Nations, Nancy Neville, Debbie Newby, Kathy Norman, Pat Olson, Gail Payton, Laura Shirley, Belinda Stanford, Rita Thomas, Pat Walls, fane Weddington, Susan Whitlock, Angela Williams, Terri Wright. FRESHMEN: Edith Atkinson, Joy Bowers, Susie Bowers, Tracy Brundage, Susan Carlisle, Donna Coggin, Katie Colvin, Mary Dankewich, Kate Davis, Cathy Foster, Debra Harper, Nancy Henderson, Cathy Jackson, Cindy Jackson, Connie Jackson, Judy Kicklightcr, Starr Lang, Marjorie Ledbetter, £arol Lewis, Sheila McMichael, Renee Mansour, Sandra Millians, Debra Morgan, Vickie Morrow, Sandra Petty, Gail Polk, Melinda Rainwater, Karen Rodgers, Martha Rodgers, Nan Sibley, Mina Smith, Joanne Spearman, Carrie Strake, Kathy Walton, Cherry Warren, Margaret Wells, Beck)' Williams, Louise Windham, Carol Winslow, Penny Wright. Program Committee Publicity Committee JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y Sponsors: Mrs. Joyce Norris Mrs. Sara Robertson Worship Committee Hl-Y SENIORS: JUNIORS: Roger Bowen Fred Craven Jerome Dunson Bill Edgeworth Taylor Glover John Hanna Roy Knox Ken Kurth Paul Lee Tim Loftin Bill Long Pat McNeil Eldridge Machen Jim Mitchell Tim Oliver Joe Parks Harold Pate Howard Shelnutt Bill Strickland Marcus Walker Alvin Williams, Jr. Rodney Williams Tommy Wingo Jeff Binion Steve Bohannon Bill Boone Jack Bradley David Camp Sonny Cannon Parker Cleveland Phillip Ellard Ben England Denny Estes Tommy Hayes Bill Haynes Johnny Henderson Joe Jackson Lane Jackson Wayne Jackson Jake Looney Steve Millians Ronald Moore Charlie Newman Donald Payton Brown Powell Hank Powell Jim Robinson Mike Rosser Tommy Sellers Alan Smith Ronnie Thompson Bill Walton SOPHOMORES: Danny Bunch field Gregg Canady Randy Coggin Skceter Crain Millard Davis Edwin Johnston Mark Knox Stanley Lanier Bo Mann Arthur Murphey Clifford Nash Will Robinson Billy Sanders Gene Sanders Hank Williams Spud Williams FRESHMEN: Charles Barron Randy Beavers Bill Bexley Ricky Chambers Steve Clifton Johnny Cook Cliff Cranford Jeff Faulkner Bryan Henson Peter Glover Jim Haygood Kent Hieronymous Chuck Lunsford Bill Martin Jim Morgan Johnny Petre Dennis Tolbert Carter Williams OFFICERS: SPONSOR: Tim Oliver — President Coach Dean Rodney Williams — Vice-President Parker Cleveland — Secretary Bill Long — Treasurer Ben England — Chaplin 77 SPANISH CLUB mp, Reba Redding, Ballard, Minn Fair, Prank Barron, bally e.. Merry Hammond, Ann Ve Starr Crain, Bob Farmer, Trish Adams, Joy Wessmger, Warren, John Hanna. LATIN CLUB Joe Parks — President x: Betty Ingrain — Vice-President Ruth Colvin — Secretary Boyd Parks — Treasurer Mrs. Laelius Davis — Sponsor Nancy Brooks, Laura Ellen Ayers, Debbie Abernathy, Rita Thomas, Kaye Burnham, Deborah Jackson, Cindy McGraw, Delilah Miller, Melissa Lang, Susan Whitlock. Laura Shirley, Sally Camp, Steve McKoy, Judy Amis, Debbie Newby, Gerald Bledsoe, Skeeter Crain, Clifford Nash, Joe Parks, Chuck Witcher. Askew; Nancy Neville, Cathy Jackson, Boyd Parks; Hank ’ ’ m, BtfMann. . Alam Jacksoi FRENCH CLUB Tommy Lee, Jcrrell Jones, Jeff Binion, Linda Bonannon, Howard Shelnutt, Richard Holloway, Diane Willoughby, Katy Mealor, Bill Martin, Bob Williamson, Dietrich Long, Linda Yeager. Vicki Amis, loan Sears, Glenda Polk, Vivian Gunn, Barbara Sport, Glynis Trammel, Sherri DeWitt, Ann Wood, Debbie Burks, Terri Knolls, Cheryl Hogan, Linda Parks. OFFICERS: Barbara Sport — President Jerrell Jones — Vice-President Ann Wood — Secretary Debbie Burks—Treasurer SPONSOR: Mrs. Lynn Smith 81 Sharon Cole, Cathv Jackson, Carol Jackson, Christy Smith, Carol Webb, Diiiah West, Marie Rainwater, ihrtie Barron, Teresa Norman, 'Becky Hendrix, Billie Lee Summers, Rebecca-Grimes, Shelia Borders, Patty Higgins, Kaye Carver, Lee Askew , Debbie Edwards, Linda Boone, Phyllis Howard, Nell Russell, Kathy Camp, Deborah Moore, Debbie Meade, Sherry Strickland, Vicki White, Dianne 'Williams, Jane Fleming, Gus Minix, Susan Watts, Ann Hammett, Gail Cobbs, Shelia Bargfe, Pat ‘ Walls, Gail Long, Nancy. Barnes Pat MuHigan, Nancy Ferrell, Dianne McDonald, Emily Lewis, Linda Hogan, Billy Walton, Nancy, Coggin, Roy Knox, Steve Williams, Chip Hammock, Elaine Adams, Jimmy Sumner, Vernie Miller, Claudia Martin, Marsha Yeaggn • ■ , is . j ■ ' 'i - • ; : 1 . , i ' v si • . Airr. . ?% • •’ x 'X. Steven Flood Clifford Nash Will Robinson Gene Sanders 4-H CLUB OFFICERS: Will Robinson — Vice-President Gene Sanders — Secretary Nan Sibley — Parliamentarian Debbie Sioley — Reporter Barbara Sport — Vice-President Clifford Nash — President Penny Wright, Sharon Massey, Margret Rickenbaker, Wanda Chesnut, Barbara Norton, Gail Chappie. MORNING DEVOTIONS Gerald Bledsoe, Judy Amis, Kathy Mealor, Marie Perkerson, Ann Thompson, Elizabeth Manning, Chip Warren, Mary Lou Miller, Ann Amis, Karen Goodell. OFFICERS: President Vice-President Secretary Sponsors Ann Amis Marie Perkerson Mary Lou Miller Miss Maryella Camp Mrs. Joyce Norris 85 JUNIOR CIVITAN Ken Kurth Briii BliK hiir Nancy Neville Secretary Ruth Colvin Debbie Newby Gail Payton Treasurer Ben England Tim Oliver TIGER TRACKS Cindy Brundage Editor of Newnan Times Herald Joan Sears Editor of Tiger Tracks Gary Howard Business Manager Mrs. Amelia Woodroof SPONSOR Typists Cindy Wall, Pam Davis, Rebecca Grimes 88 Feature Reporters Cindy Wall Jake Looney Barrie Crimes David Wood News Reporters Jimmy Williams Alice Berry Murphy Gayle Chappell Adriena Sims Ronnie Thompson SCIENCE CLUB SENIOR MEMBERS Judy Amis, Betty Ingram, Marie Perkerson, Sally Camp, Cal Lassetter, Ann Amis, Ann Thompson, Dennis Boswell, Gerald Bledsoe, Cyanne York, Robbie Muzio, Emmett Sewell, Joe Parks, Jim Nations, Frankie Kimble, Ronnie Lamb, Hal Sewell, Chip Warren. Mr. John Locke SPONSOR 90 SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Eloise Askew, Vivian Gunn, Barbara Sport, Nancy Neville, Bo Mann, Ricky Marchman, David Jackson, Steve McKoy, Boyd Parks. Lee Ilambrick, Joe Powell, Ben England, Jerrell Jones, Joe Gunn, Roy Hunter. 91 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Ray Craven, Donald Smith, Charles Stapler, Bobby Hanson, Gerald Martin, Flay Brock, David Roberts, Cal Holbrook. SECOND ROW: Maurice Barlow, Ronnie Thrower. Danny Brooks, Danny McLain, Glenn Whitney, Howard Jones, Presley Atkinson, Lee Corbitt, Jack Bradley. THIRD ROW: Terry Evans, Earl Lowery, Durell Adams, Ricky Tiemersma, Bob Cooper, Pat Davis, Jackie Cooper, Wayne Brooks, Allen Lambert, Mark Thames. FOURTH ROW: Bill Moore, Larry Moore, Bobby Linch, Jim Kilgore, Mike Siblev, Roy Knox, Buford Duncan, Barry Bowden, Stanley Cooper. FIFTH ROW: Mr. James R. Worley, Lawrence Lewis, Patrick Webb, Charles MacCain, Bruce Humphrey, Norman Massengale, Bobby Hogan, Herman Minix; NOT PICTURED: Wayne Jones. Glenn Whitley Donald Smith Phillip Estes Treasurer Parliamentarian Reporter Sweetheart 93 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Jackson Kathy Norman Debbie Edwards Cathy Jackson Glenn Hollis Cathy Jackson Genny Powell Carol Webb Eloise Askew FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS: President — Debbie Edwards Vice-President — Sherry Cottle Secretary — Katie Barron Treasurer — Debbie Llewallyn MEMBERS: Vicki White Ann Wood Debbie Sibley Ruth Colvin Kaye Tidwell Debbie Brown Trish Adams Karen Goodell Ann Ballard Cathy Jackson Merry Hammond Jane Fleming Susan Powers Pat Holder Debbie Llewallyn Katie Barron Dinah West Cheryl Hogan Phyllis Howard Carol Webb Marty Kicklighter Jan Ridley Alice Berry Murphey Patty Camp Nancy Hopson Mary Lou Miller Deborah Moore Adrienna Sims MEMBERS: Becky Dillard Byrd Perkerson Pat Mulligan Joan Thompson Dee Star Crain Sallv Camp Viclci Amis Carol Jackson Cindy Smith Christy Smith Debbie Edwards Harriet Camp Claudia Williams Sherry Cottle Ann Leavell Mann Barrie Grimes Joan Sears Frances Kidd Debbie Smith Linda Yeager Janice Gremillion Katy Mealor Ann Thompson Charlotte Tate Donna Lambert Susan Muzio Rhonda Bonner Katie Bowers FIRST ROW Linda Boone Deborah Morgan Rita Yarborough Nancy Henderson Jill Young Gwen Manning Susie Bowers Beverly Bohannan SECOND ROW Fran Kirkland Martina Mieth Sheree Patterson Carol Berry Renee Mansour Carol Winslow Gail Polk Susan Calloway Robin Moore THIRD ROW Teresa House Betty Hembrick Patricia Rooker Karen Supin Jeanne Black Vicki Hanna Wanda Chestnut Angie Dye FOURTH ROW Katheleen Kindle Judy Seaton Linda Thomas Detrick Long Linda Bohannan Margaret Mitchell Nancy Farr Janet Eliot FIFTH ROW Debbie Odum Tina Snyder Martha Hammet Myra McDonald Ellen Hack Angie Brown Vicki Gillespie Jane Duncan SIXTH ROW Cathy Houston Alice Carroll Cheryl Estes Marcia Horne Julia Winkles Snellen Robertson Janet Gibson Cathy Grenga President — Susan Sewell Vice-Presidents — Debbie Brown Sylvia Barnett Secretary — Patty Higgins Parliamentarian — Jane Jackson Historian — Iris Bowling Publicity — Joyce O'Neal Projects — Candice Kaylor 101 MAJORETTES Jan Ridley Debbie Braden, Captain MAJORETTES: Jan Ridley, Glenda Polk, Margaret Wells, Linda Parks, Debbie Braden, Robin Swanson, Lenn Bohannon, Mary Hall. Mary Hall Margaret Wells Glenda Polk Robin Swanson Linda Parks Lenn Bohannon Debbie Braden — Head Majorette Chip Hammock — Treasurer Cal Lassetter — Vice-President Bill Martin — Band Captain Robbie Muzio — President Barbara Sport — Drum Majorette Randy Braden — Secretary FIRST ROW Barbara Sport Donna Beall Joy Bowers Kathleen Kendall Margaret Rickenbaker Vivian Gunn Patti Daniels Sally Camp Linda Yeager Dale Haynes SECOND ROW Tom Gordy Von Myers Denise Andrews Debbie Smith Karen Goodell Cindy Jackson Barry Walker Mickey Cox Dale Lyle Jill Ritch Mike Exner Eric Leone Fran Kirkland THIRD ROW Chip Hammock Paul Richmond Joe Gunn Rick}' Davison Paul Musick George Henderson Sydney Gullion Martha Rodgers Pat Blalock Sue Ellen Britt Susan Whitlock Debbie Sibley Donnie Bryson Bill Martin FOURTH ROW Robbie Muzio Jeff Dahm Mike Exner Margaret Wells Glenda Polk Mary Hall Debbie Braden Linda Parks Robin Swanson Lynn Bohannon Jan Ridley FIFTH ROW Steve Clifton David Oliver Jimmy Hardin Cal Lassetter Bill Warren Randy Braden Jim Robinson Lynn McElory Mike Edge Mark Smith NEWNAM HIGH SCHOOL BAND Barbara Sport Drum Majorette 105 Mr. John Bitch Director Roll Vicki Amis Carolyn Banks Sylvia Barnett Doug Bearden John Beck Sally Beck Mary Ellen Blair Elaine Body Beverly Bohannon Rhonda Bonner Marsha Bowden Teresa Bowden Linda Calhoun Susan Callaway Cathy Camp Alice Carroll Rick Chambers Wanda Chestnut Kathy Cochran Donna Cunningham Buford Duncan Lance Duncan Phil Ellard Edwina Evans Rick Fredrick Mike Gaza way Kathy Grenga Merry Hammond Dannv Harmon Annell Harris Johnny Harrison Janet Hayes Steve Helton Nan Hinesley Pat Holder Sheron Hughie Cindy Jackson Jane Jackson Colleen Johnson Judy Johnson Judy Kicklighter Fran Kirkland Donna Lambert Paul Lee Sandra Lewis Retha McConnell Diane McDonald Eileen McGraw Vernie Miller Becky Millians Ronald Moore Debra Morgan Jim Morgan Mary Jo Nations Betty Norton Joyce O’Neal Pat Olson Steve Or rick Sherec Patterson Juanita Phillips Barbara Polk Glenda Polk Susan Powers Joe Reynolds Ronnie Sellers Susan Sewell Nan Sibley Annette Smith Patty Smith Tina Snider Vickie Staley Angela Steed Charlie Story Kathy Taylor Kaye Tidwell Beth Todd Toni Veal Joy Wessinger Kathy Wessinger Robbie West Glen Whitney Angela Williams Bob Williams Jaye Williams jimmy Williams Dana Wilkinson Rita Yarborough Danny Yearwood 106 SEATED: Byrd Perkerson, Reba Redding, Janet Gibson, Marty Kicklighter. STANDING: Ann Ballard, Sally Keith, Betty Ingram, Susan Muzio, Janet Long, Dee Starr Crain. LIBRARY CLUB Mrs. Kennedy - LIBRARIAN OFFICERS: Teresa Norman — President Jane Fleming — Vice-President Christy Smith — Secretary Harriet Camp — Treasurer Beck r Dillard — Chaplain DEDICATION In dedicating the 1969 Empyrean, we of the annual staff feel that we are only giving credit where credit has long been due. Without her assistance, criticism, and encouragement, our annual could never have become a reality. Throughout the year she inspired us to work harder, instructed us in what we did not know, and worked with us and for us. For her efforts and pa- tience, with deep gratitude, we dedicate this year’s Empyrean to Miss Barbara Andrews. 109 Because the Newnan City School System and the Coweta County School System merged this year to become the Coweta County School System, the Newman City School System ends in its eighty-second year of operation. In 1887 the Newnan School System was established with a thirteen member board. There are seven members on this year’s board, and it, as all others, was elected by the people. The members of this year’s board are E. G. Cole, Jr., Vice-Pres- ident of R. D. Cole Manufacturing Company; M. F. Cole, MONY C.L.U.; R. V. Mills, Personnel Manager, Marathon Division of American Can Company; II. C. Drake, M.D.; James A. Beavers, Beavers Packing Company; W. Scott Wilson, Vice-President, First National Bank of Newnan; R. W. Neville, Kirby-Neville Company, Inc.; Mrs. Lavane Leach, Secretary to the Superin- tendent and the Board of Education. Superintendent O. P. Evans BOARD OF EUDCATION Seated: James A. Beavers, E. G. Cole, Jr., M. F. Cole. STANDING: Mrs. Lwane Leach, O. P. Evans, R. V. Mills R. W. Neville H. C. Drake, W. Scott Wilson. 112 To the students of Newnan High School: I am confident that you join me in congratulating the 1968-69 staff of the Empyrean. Through their efforts, they have provided us with a book of memories of Newnan High School. To the class of 1969: I sincerely hope this edition will serve you as a reminder of happy, industrious, carefree, though sometimes trying, days at NHS. We wish for you success, good luck, and Godspeed. To the underclassmen: This edition of the Empyrean is a challenge. NHS definitely has the major factor which comprises a good school — an excellent student body. I am sure that your contri- butions to Newnan High School will equal and, I hope, exceed those of previous classes. Let me leave you this throught of Oliver Wendell Holmes as ex- pressed by the late President John F. Kennedy, “. . . ask not what your countiy can do for you. Ask what you can do for your countiy.” Using this thought, ask yourself this question in regard to your school. “. . . ask not what your school’ can do for you. Ask what you can do for your ‘school.’ ” Principal 113 Miss Barbara Andrews, English Mrs. Martha Arnold, Guidance, Mathematics Mr. Maxwell Bass, Physical Education SOME JUNIORS TACKLE NEWSWRITING .... Grammar and literature are the basic courses in Eng- lish that every student is required to take four years. Speech, debate, creative writing, and drama activities help to round out the English program. Senior English involves a taste of college-level writing and thinking and the study of English literature. Some juniors tackle newswriting by taking journalism while the regular English classes study American litera- ture and have a general review of grammar. Sophomores and freshmen are introduced to Shake- speare by studying Julius Caeasr and Romeo and Juliet. They are also given a general background in literature and the fundamentals of grammar. COUNSELORS, STUDENTS DISCUSS FUTURE . . . Mrs. Arnold and Mr. Bell work directly with the students to help them plan curriculum that will assure them that their future plans will work. They send transcripts, college applications, job applications, and recommendations for students who request them. Other students are helped when the guidance department counsels with parents to help them better understand their chil- dren by understanding their strengths and weaknesses. Teachers also work directly with the department for the better understanding of their students. Mr. Allyn Bell, Guidance Mr. Jerry Boren, Industrial Arts Miss Maryella Camp, English 115 EXPERIMENTS AID SCIENCE STUDENTS . . . Laboratory and non-lab classes are offered to the NHS students by the Science Department. Chemistry and physics are offered for students with an ad- vanced interest in science. For non-college-bound students, phys- ical science is available. Biology for sophomores and general sci- ence for freshmen are other classes in the curriculum. Films, filmstrips, teacher demonstrations, student experiments, and classroom displays supplement textbook information. CLASSES STUDY FOREIGN COUNTRIES Reading, writing, speaking, and lis- tening to a foreign language are the ma- jor skills students in the Language De- partment learn. Four years of Spanish, two years of French, and four years of Latin are the courses offered. Tapes and records increase a student’s listening compreshension and improve his own pronunciation. Films, bulletin board displays, pictures, travel posters, and items from a foreign country aid students in visualizing a foreign country and culture. Mr. Dudley Eubanks, Social Studies, Science Mr. John Glover, Social Studies Mrs. Fay Hardy, Home Economics, Family Living Mr. Somers Dean, Social Studies Mrs. Marjorie Hatchett, Speech, Psychology Mrs. Nancy Hobbs, Business Education, Physical Education Mr. John Locke, Biology Mrs. Sara Haynes, Business Education Mrs. Jean Kennedy, Librarian Mr. Phil Martin, Science 118 MATHEMATICAL THEORY STRESSED .... Three or more credits in math are required at Newnan High School, and the students are offered a wide choice of math courses. General math, three years of algebra, plane geometry, and trigonometry stress mathematical theory and improve computational skills. COURSES EMPHASIZE MECHAN- ICAL ABILITY AND HOMEMAKING .... Drafting, shop, and agriculture offer students a basic knowledge which can lead to either a vocation or a fu- ture leisure-time activity. Courses in the Home Economics Department prepare the students for a family-centered career — homemaking. Basic home economics classes are offered and cover a wide range of topics — fabrics, diets, child care, housing, and creative expression. The importance of the family and how to manage a home in the best interests of the family are studied in the family living courses. Boys and girls in the family living course prepare special projects' centered around the family and at Christmas display their creative talents. Miss Sara Allen Mathews, Miss Mary Janes Miles, Spanish Chorus mm PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES MEAN EXERCISE, FUN . . . Gaining physical skills and developing interests which can be used after school years are the main objectives of boys and girls in physical education at Newnan High School. Daily routines of exercise are included in most classes. Volley- ball, basketball, softball, and football are some of the sports par- ticipated in. Mr. James Norris, Mathematics Mrs. Joyce Norris, Biology Mr. R. S. Pafford, Social Studies Mrs. Ann Parrott, Social Studies Miss Mary Pryor, English Mr. John Ritch, Mrs. Sarah Robertson, Band Mathematics Mrs. Mary Louise Sanders, Mrs. Evelyn Singleton, Mathematics Business Edcuation MUSIC CLASSES - OUTLET FOR TALENT . . . Another outlet for talent for the NHS students is music classes. Instrumental and vocal music are offered as well as a class in music appreciation. For students who play instruments, the band meets each day to practice for the ball games and the annual concerts. Students vocalize their music talents in choral groups. Male, female, and co-ed groups are available. This year the members of the chorus presented the operetta Annie Get Your Gun. Mrs. Lyn Smith, French, Social Studies Mrs. Phyllis Smith, English Mr. Richard Smith, English Mr. John Wells, Jr., Chemistry, Physics BUSINESS STUDENTS USE NEW EQUIPMENT .... Although many of the courses in the Business Education Department train students for the business world, many also help them develop skills for personal use. Typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping prepare students for college or for after-graduation em- ployment. General business, business math, of- fice practice, and business law are also offered. Students in the F.B.L.A. — a club for business students — are office assistants and teacher assist- ants. They do much of the duplicating and gen- eral office work. JUNIORS STUDY AMERICAN HISTORY_____ Amid a bevy of class lectures, student discussions, book reviews, films, and special projects, NHS students fulfill the requirements of the Social Studies Department. Offered by the department are American Government, American history, world history, geography, civics, and economics. Mrs. Amelia Woodroof, English Mrs. Genevieve Davis, Curriculum Director Mr. James Worley, Vocational Agriculture Miss Carrie May McElroy, Visiting Teacher NHS’S DAY INCLUDES CLEANING, COOKING, OFFICE WORK Behind the scenes each day were the members of the non- teaching staffs at NHS. These people did the office tasks, the cafeteria work, and the custodial chores. The custodial staff came early in the morning to start the heat in the building, and they stayed late in the afternoon to clean up the litter after a normal day of school. The cafeteria staff began early each morning to prepare a good variety of foods for the many Tigers who wanted to buy their lunch. The office staff did the daily office work necessary to the smooth running of a large high school like Newman. Keeping student records, preparing daily announcements and bulletins, and bookkeeping were only a few of their duties. M rs. Frances Nelson Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Patricia Bell Secretary, to the Principal MR8. CHRISTIAN Mrs. Jewel Christian Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. La vane Leach Secretary to the Superintendent and Board of Education 125 ALL YOU FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Joey Reynolds .............Treasurer Randy Barber ..............Secretary Mike Beavers .........Vice-President Katie Colvin ..............President Freshman representative for the Powder Puff game Causey. was Handy Beavers; his escort, Carol STAND UP AND CHEER! A freshman is the youngest the most timid and the bewildered From the familiarity of junior high school to the inse- curity of the freshman class is a confusing and often frustrating transition. By routine schedules, joining clubs, and participating in sports, he joins the NHS adventure. At the beginning of the year when the cheerleaders request, “Freshmen, stand up and cheer,” his response is faltering. Less than nine months later an obvious change has taken place. 127 FRESHMEN Frankie Addison Steve Addison Bobby Anderson Carla Anderson Randy Barber Mark Barnett Charles Barron Greg Barrows Mark Bass Doug Bearden Mike Beavers Randy Beavers Dennis Beckham Linda Beckom Carol Berry Bill Bexley Jeanine Black Vickie Blair Elaine Body Beverly Bohannon Brint Borger Anthony Boswell 128 FRESHMEN Ann Bowden Joy Bowers Susie Bowers Dale Bowling Jo Beth Brown Tracey Brundage Donny Bryson Bobby Calhoun Mike Calhoun Susan Callaway Mark Carrol Carol Causey Rick Chambers Wanda Ghesnut Steve Clifton Brenda Coggin Donna Coggin Carol Cole Clay Cole Glenn Collins Katie Colvin Johnny Cook Jackie Cooper Cliff Cranford Martha Crider Charline Cunningham Donna Cunningham Mary Dankewich Kate Davis Sammy Diment Paul Dominick Brenda Dunegan Mike Edge Danny Ellsworth Connie Estep Edwina Evans 129 FRESHMEN Eric Exner Jeff Faulkner Tommy Faulkner George Fields Eddie Florence Cheryl Floyd Arnold Forbus Cathy Foster Edna Gable Doug Gadd Roy Garner Linda Gibson Ronald Gilley Peter Glover Rick Gosch Sidney Gullion Harold Guy Ellen Haack Martha Hammett Cindy Hancock Jimmy Haney 130 George Hanna Vicki Hannah Kenny Hanson Danny Harmon Debra Harper Johnny Harrison Jim Haygood Ronnie Helton Betty Hemriek Cindy Henderson George Henderson Nancy Henderson Bryan Henson Kent Hieroneymus Gordon Hill Bobby Hogan Mark Holder Vicki Holloway Greg Holtapp Marcia Horne Teresa House Cathy Houston Oscar Hughie Craig Humphrey Cathy Jackson Connie Jackson Cindy Jackson Jill Jackson FRESHMEN Mike Jackson Mary Ann Johns Coleen Johnson Ronnie Johnson Howard Jones Danny Justice Ricky Kee Kathleen Kendall Judy Kicklighter Don Knot Terry Knowles Rusty Kuelh Diane Kurth Allen Lambert Starr Lang Dennis Leone Carol Lewis Lawrance Lewis Sandra Lewis Glenn Loftin Patti Long Chuck Lunsford Dale Lyles Charles McCain FRESHMEN Cathy McClain Danny McClain Lynn McElroy Cabe Me Craw Shelia McMichael Millard McWhorter Bobby Machen David Malcolm Renee Mansour Carolyn Mapp Rickey Mapp Bill Martin Pam Martin Sharon Massey Martina Mieth Sandra Millians Tim Millians Gladys Minix June Minix Darrel Moore Robin Moore Ronnie Moore Debbie Morgan Jim Morgan 132 FRESHMEN Vickie Morrow Darline Murphey Gail Neil Barbara Norton Terry Olmstead Steve Orrick Leeda Otwell Sheree Patterson Johnny Petre Mark Pettite Sandra Petty Horace Phillips Jamie Phillips Shirley Phillips Gail Polk Dondra Powers Nancy Powers Dennis Pritchett Pam Remington Joe Reynolds Haskel Richmond Betty Jo Rider Sue Ellen Robertson Janet Robinson Kenny Storey Sandie Street Carrie Stroke Karen Sutphin Matt Robinson Karen Rogers Martha Rogers Patricia Rooker Danny Royal Janice Satty Ronnie Sellers Judy Seaton Phillip Shaw Wendell Shelnutt Edith Shumake Nan Sibley Rita Slaton Annette Smith Mark Smith Mina Smith Teresa Smith Joanne Spearman Nancy Spivey Jackie Spratlin Russell Stitcher 133 FRESHMEN j. D. Taylor Mark Thames Linda Thomas Bubba Thompson Handy Thompson Richard Thompson Steve Threlkeld Heubin Tinch Dennis Tolbert Janet Tritschler Barry Walker Sheila Walker Cherry Warren Darlene Watkins Kathy Walton Carla Watson Joy Webb Margret Wells Kathi Wessinger Bob Williams Carter Williams Jaye Williams Louise Windham Terry Williams Pat Wingo 134 FRESHMEN Julia Ann Winkles Tommy Winkles Carol Winslow Janice Wood Penny Wright Rita Yarbrough Debbie Yeager Danny Yearwood Jill Young Sammy Arrington Cliff Davis Buford Duncan Vicki Foy Roy Haney Melinda Rainwater Ronnie Thower Larry Venable Robbie West Ronnie White Becky Williams Mike Windom 135 ALL YOU SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Hugh Farmer — Vice-President Joe White — President Debbie Newby — Secretary Embry Robinson — Treasurer ARE YOU HERE! A sophomore is self-assured bold and attuned The sophomore has learned to cope with more adult situations and responsibilities. He wants to be a part of the NHS adventure, and he is a part. This year he knows what is happening. When the cheerleaders ask him “Sophomores, are you here,” his response clearly rings out. 137 SOPHOMORES Debbie Abernathy Rick)' Addison Pat Anderson Presley Atkinson Laura Ellen Ayers Mariee Barlow- Mike Bell Mary Ellen Blair Pat Blalock Edwin Bradley Cecelia Brewster Sue Ellen Britt Horace Brown Marie Bruce Donnie Bryant Chris By ram Barbara Calhoun Melba Calhoun Elaine Carmichael Marie Carroll Dan Clark Donald Cole Betty Ann Combs Bobby Cook Sharon Andrews Eloise Askew Edith Atkinson Blake Bass Randy Bearden Kenny Beckom Craig Bond Bill Borger Iris Bowling Ray Brock Nancy Brooks Angie Brown Ronnie Bryant Aubrey Burnette Kaye Burnham Debbie Cammons Cathy Camp Greg Canady Kathy Cochran Patty Cochran Randy Coggin Kathy Cooper Skeeter Crain Kay Craven 138 SOPHOMORES Kay Culpepper Eddie Davis Millard Davis Pat Davis Andy Denny Robert DeVane Sherri DeWitt David Dingier Ted Dominie Jane Duncan Angie Dye Susan Edgeworth Janet Elliott J. D. Estep Cheryl Estes Mike Exner Paula Fambro Hugh Farmer Bobby Farr Nancy Farr Virgil Fetner Steve Fields Lamar Florence Billy Flourney Rick Frederick Autry Freeman Roy Garner Kathy Gazaway Andrea Grammer Kathy Grenga Pete Crogan Vivian Gunn Shirley Guy Roxie Hammond Gregory Haye Dale Haynes John Haynes Steve Haynes Terri Head Bob Heffner Diane Heflin 139 SOPHOMORES Evon Helton Marlene Hendrix Tyre Hester Debbie Higginbotham Richard Hill Byron Hinesley Mary Ann Hoagland Randy Hogan Teresa Hogan Cal Holbrook Melissa Horsley Deborah Hudgens Bruce Humphrey Debbie Hyde Alan Jackson David Jackson Deborah Jackson Jane Jackson Joe Jackson Judy Jackson Michael Jackson Dan Johnson Diane Johnson Edwin Johnston Dinah Jones Stan Jones Susan Jones Karey Kee Kerry Kee Marie Kee Lawrence Keith 140 SOPHOMORES Shirley Legg Eric Leone Dan Loftin Earl Lowry Donnie McCarty Steve McCoy Malcolm McCrary Myra McDonald Cindy McGraw Eileen McGraw Handy McKoon Steve McMichael Kathy Madaris Roger Maddox Bo Mann Gwen Manning Ricky Marchman Gerald Martin Norman Massengale Patricia Massengale Mark Knox Elaine Lambert Judy Lambert Jenny Kelley Vickie Kennedy Dan Kilgore John Knight Melissa Lang Stanley Lanier Robin Lawson Marjorie Ledbetter 141 SOPHOMORES Velma Maxwell Lynn Millaway Delilah Miller Vernie Miller Eddie Millians Linda Minix Elaine Mitchum Jerry Moore Larry Moore Handy Moore Steve Morris Paul Mouchet Arthur Murphey Clifford Nash 142 Mary Jo Nations Nancy Neville Phyllis Nichols Ronald Nolen Kathy Norman Betty Norton Theresa Oliver Pat Olson Debbie Newby Mike Noles Tommy Norton Ken O’Neal 143 Boyd Parks Sandra Patty Gail Payton Juanita Phillips Mae Phillips Charlotte Pike David Roberts Embry Robinson Will Robinson Susan Pitts Billy Sanders Gene Sanders Laura Shirley Barbara Polk Bernice Smith Billy Smith Von Smith Barbara Sport Johnny Sprayberry Belinda Stanford Harley Quinn Elaine Rainey Margaret Rickenbaker Rodney Riggs SOPHOMORES Gail Potts Mitch Powell SOPHOMORES Charles Stapler Donna Storey Gail Storey Lee Strickland Angela Steed Robin Swanson Connie Taylor Vickie Terrell Rita Thomas Virginia Titshaw Angie Vickery Melvin Vinson Pat Walls Royce Watson Hiram Webb Patrick Webb Jane Weddington Joe White SOPHOMORES Susan Whitlock Angela Williams Hank Williams Spud Willaims Wayne Williams Frankie Williamson Connie Wingo Liz Winkles Brenda Wood Charles Wright Terri Wright Ray Brock ALL YOU JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Brown Powell ...............President Glenn Hollis ...............Treasurer Joe Powell ............Vice-President Anne Leavell Mann ..........Secreatry Junior Powder Puff representative and Powder Puff Queen Andy Camp and his escort Andrea G rammer. MAKE SOME NOISE! A junior is adaptable well-adjusted and easy-going The juniors school year evolves around a familiar set- ting, old friends, new friends, and the “nearly there” feeling. The junior works on the school paper. He prepares to honor the seniors as they leave. He is given added responsibilities. His voice is strong in the NHS adven- ture. Throughout the year the cheerleaders call to him “Juniors, make some noise!” 147 Durell Adams Elaine Adams Joe Almon Denise Andrews Mike Barber Nancy Barnes Donna Beall Tommy Bell Bobby Benton Jeff Binion Vicki Binion Bryan Blackburn Lenn Bohannon Linda T. Bohannon Steve Bohannon Rhonda Bonner Bill Boone Barry Bowden Teresa Bowen Katie Bowers Debbie Braden Jack Bradley Wayne Brooks Charlie Brown 148 JUNIORS Debbie Brown Kathy Brown Cindy Brundage Jennie Bryant Debbie Burks Eugene Burks Linda Calhoun Andy Camp David Camp Patty Camp Tommy Camp Sonny Cannon Jenny Carlisle Susan Causey Gayle Chappell Frankie Cole Ruth Colvin Gail Combs Don Cooper Jeff Dahm Pam Davis Ricky Davison Lance Duncan Travis Duncan 149 JUNIORS Janice Elaine Durden Adriana Durrah Ben England Denny Estes Terry Evans Beverly Fernandes Stephen Flood Franky Ford Danny Gibby Emory Gilbert Karen Goodell Dina Greenway Barrie Grimes Rebecca Grimes Kenny Gullion Joe Gunn Mary Hall Lee Hambrick 150 Mickey Mines Pat Holder Emory Holland Glenn Hollis Joel Holloway Richard Holloway Fonda Holsombeck Gary Howard Sheron Hughie Roy Hunter Larry Hyde Joe Jackson Lane Jackson Wayne Jackson Joe Jiles David Johnson Jerrell Jones Wayne Jones 151 Sally Keith Ricky Kelly Marty Kicklighter Frances Kidd Dennis Knight Donna Lambert Tommy Lee Bobby Linch Dietrich Long Janet Long Jake Looney Lynn McCain Retha McConnell Anne Leavell Mann Debbie Meade Becky Millians Steve Millians Gus Minix Margaret Mitchell Bill Moore Ronald Moore Arelia Morris Alice Berry Murphey Susan Muzio JUNIORS Lucius Neill Sheilla Neill Charlie Newnan Sally Novak David Oliver Pam Oliver Randy Owens Gloria Parks Donald Payton Boyd Pettite Brown Powell Genny Powell Hank Powell Joe Powell Susan Powers Terry Raines Jackie Richey Wayne Robertson Jim Robison David Robinson Mike Rosser Joan Sears Tommy Sellers Phillip Shepard JUNIORS Debbie Sibley Adrienna Sims Alan Smith CrofFord Smith Debbie Smith Dodie Smith Peggy Smith Vickie Staley Dennis Stephens Sherry Strickland Billie Lee Summers Jimmy Sumner Charlotte Tate Kathy Taylor Loy Thompson Ronnie Thompson Kaye Tidwell Glynis Trammell 154 Ray Walker Cindy Wall Billy Walton Bill Warren Dinah West Vickie White JUNIORS Glenn Whitley Dana Wilkinson Dianne Williams Jimmy Williams Steve Williams Diane Willoughby David Wilson Fran Wilson Ann Wood David Wood Mary Kathryn Wright Marsha Yeager Bernie Zerblis Tcriy Beckom Marsha Bowden James Brewster 155 Parker Cleveland Melvin Samuels YELL YOU SENIORS Senior Powder Puff representative Tim Oliver and his escort Sherry Cottle. The Senior girls play the Junior girls each year. This year the Senior girls won the game 7 - 0. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Frank Barron Jack Powell Carol Jackson Debbie Edwards 156 YELL A senior is the oldest the wisest and the most highly esteemed. The senior has attained the most coveted class posi- tion. This is a year he wants the best achievement — scholastic, athletic, and social. The senior is filled with the conflicting emotions of determination and apprehension. He is preparing and is determined to leave the NHS adventure, but he is apprehensive about meeting the adult world. The call of the cheerleaders comes for the last time, “Yell, you Seniors .. .” 157 Patricia Adams “Trish” Alicia Ann Amis “Ann” Judith Lynn Amis “Judy” Dorris Lee Askew “Lee” James Thomas Ayers ‘Tommy” Deborah Ann Ballard “Aim” Carolyn Elaine Banks “Carolyn” Shelia Rebecca Barge “Shelia” Sylvia Ann Barnett “Sylvia” 158 Frank Heery Barron “Frank” Katie Barron “Katie” Sara Kellam Barron “Sara” Cathy Gail Bledsoe “Cathy” Gerald Edwin Bledsoe “Gerald” Linda Elaine Boone “Linda” Shelia Patrice Borders “Shelia” Dennis Hoyt Boswell “Dennis” Rodger Earl Bowen “Rodger” 159 Frank Barron Proficient... Easy-going ... Active ... Thomas Randall Braden “Randy” Harriet Elaine Camp “Harriet” 160 Danny Steven Brooks “Danny” Daniel Scott Burson “Scott” Henry Lee Camp “Henry” Mary Darden Camp “Sally” Mar)' Kathryn Camp “Kathy” Sharon Lavonne Cole “Sharon” Mamie Alice Carroll “Alice” Nancy Ellen Coggin “Nancy” Joseph Carroll Chandler, Jr. “Joe” Sherry Lynn Cottle “Sherry” Dee Starr Crain “Dee Starr” James Mark Crawford “James” Patricia Jo Ann Daniell “Patti” Anthony Ray Craven “Ray” William Fred Craven “Freddie” Harriet Camp Poised ... Affable ... Genuine ... Rebecca Calhoun Dillard “Becky” Jerome Dunson “Jerome” Deborah Anne Edwards “Debbie” Phillip Lamar Estes “Phillip” Henry Camp Debonair... Handsome ... Chivalrous ... Merrilee Georgia Fair “Mimi” Bob Mann Farmer “Bob” David Roy Frank “David” Jane Ellen Fleming “Jane” Susan Elise Floumov “Susan” James Michael Gazaway “Mike” Sally Camp Talented... Discerning... Veracious ... Janet Lanell Gibson “Janet” David Clarke Glover “David” Thomas Arthur Gordy “Tom” Ragnar Louis Freeburg III “Bud” Steve Grady Gaddy “Steve” Marie Ann Hammett “Ann” Sharon Cole Natural... Personable ... Sincere ... Phillip Amon Hammock, Jr. “Chip” Larry Wayne Hammond “Larry” Merry Susan Hammond “Merry” Gregory Grier “Greg” Janice Marie Gremillion “Janice” 165 Sherry Jean Hancock “Sherry” Larry James Hand “Larry” Jerome Dunson Jocular... Cool... Versatile ... John Joseph Hanna “John” Bobbv Marion Hanson ' “Bobby” Peggy Nan Hinesley “Nan” Cheryl Ann Hogan “Cheryl” Linda Jennell Hogan “Linda” Nancy Lee Hopson “Nancy” Debbie Edwards Congenial... Animated ... Idyllic ... David Frank Athletic ... Amicable .. . Diligent.. . 168 Phyllis Dawn Howard “Phyllis” Betty Ann Ingram “Betty” Joseph Merrill Jackson “Jody” Thomas Steven Jenson ‘Tommy” Duke Martin Jones “Marty” Thomas Michael Jones “Mike” Candice Kaylor “Candice” John Franklin Kimble “Frankie” Bud Freeburg Industrious ... Capable ... Diplomatic 169 Kenneth Gene Kurth “Ken” Ronald Eugene Lamb “Ronnie” Sara Anne Lambert « A � Anne Glenda Faye Lanier “Glenda” Merry Hammond Whimsical... Piquant... Vivacious ... Jo Ann Lee “Jo Ann” Paul Davis Lee “Paul” Emily Alice Lewis “Emily” 170 Deborah Susan Llewallyn “Debbie” Timothy Joseph Loftin w •__yy I im Ruth Gail Long “Gail” William Dean Long “Bill” Betty Ingram Astucious ... Perceptive ... Candid ... Cynthia Dianne McDonald “Dianne” Elizabeth Peyton Manning “Elizabeth” Mary Louise Miller “Mary Lou” Carol Jackson Creative ... Spirited... Effervescent... Herman Lee Minix “Herman” Cathy Jackson Sparkling... Alert... Enterprising ... Wilma Joyce O’Neal “Joyce” Joseph William Parks “Joe” Timothy Harris Oliver ‘Tim” Linda Susan Parks “Linda” Ken Kurth Vigorous... Collected ... Cordial... 174 Harold Johnston Pate “Harold” Marie Elizabeth Perkerson “Marie” Deborah Elaine Pinson “Debbie” Byrd Parks Perkerson “Byrd” Michael Kent Pierce “Mike” Glenda Joyce Polk “Glenda” Jack Hanson Powell, III “Jack” Marie Jackson Rainwater “Marie” George Emory Reagan “George” Paul Adrian Richmond “Paul” Reba Dell Redding “Reba” 175 Joe Parks Level-headed ... Erudite ... Unpretentious .. Lou Nell Russell “Nell” Emmett Russell Collins Sewell, Jr. “Emmett” James Harold Sewell “Hal Susan Louise Sewell Susan Jack Powell Informal... Original... Festive ... 176 Thomas Harry Sewell “Harry” Howard Lonnie Shelnutt “Howard” Loretta Sims “Loretta” Robert Redding Sims “Bob” Lawrence Donald Slaton “Donnie” Emmett Sewell Studious ... Reserved ... Conscientious... Donald Lewis Smith “Donald” Ester Christine Smith “Christy” Patricia Ann Smith Patty” 177 Alvin Curtis Williams “Alvin” Rubye Cynthia Smith “Cindy” Charles Edward Stitcher “Charles” Charlie Buford Story “Charles” Nancy Susan Stripling “Nancy” Harry Sewell Charles Donald Taylor Unprecedented ... Practical... Vibrant... ‘Donny’ 178 Janice Phillips Taylor “Jan” Ricky LaWayne Tiemersma “Ricky” Melvin Douglas Titshaw “Melvin” Ann Thompson Scrupulous . . . Helpful. . . Novel. . . Betty Sue Thompson “Betty Sue” Eleanor Ann Thompson “Ann” Joan Manelle Thompson “Joan” Karen Elizabeth Todd “Beth” 179 Charles Matthew Tritschler “Matt” Mattie Ann Tucker “Ann” Antony Williford Veal iu-ry � lony Lauren Grace Wagner “Laurie” Raymond Ward “Raymond” George Sidney Warren, Jr. “Chip” Susan Watts Susan Peter Ralph Wall “Peter” Alan Dale Aldridge “Alan” Victoria Anne Amis “Vicki” Carl Perry Chaffin “Perrv” Nancy Jean Ferrell “Nancy” 181 Terrance Wayne Williams «rn W Ierrv William Kale Yearwood ‘“Billy” James Parks Williams “Jim” Charles Thomas Wingo ‘Tommy” Rodney Walter Williams “Rodney” Linda Lou Yeager “Linda” Robert Jeffery Paul Williamson “Bob” Mildred Cyanne York “Cyanne” Sanford Taylor Glover “Tavlor” J Kenneth Gaylan Street “Kenneth” Charles W. Griffies “Charles” William Lindsey Strickland “Bill” Randy Dean Harmon “Randy” Marcus Walker “Marcus” Thomas Von Myers Teresa Ann Norman y I eresa 182 PEGGY NORTH Grace and Beauty breathed upon her. Truth, friendship, love surrounded her. Her beautiful music filled the air. Life filled her path with honor. She smiled until life was closed. And Angel hands had crowned her. 183 184 Community The Newnan High Tigers are essential to the progress of the community which in return offers them a way of life. 185 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 COWETA-FAYETTE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION 186 Compliments of ECONOMY AUTO 187 Emmett Sewell Associate Dealer 17 Jefferson Street 188 taste that beats the others cold! Pepsi pours it on-pours on the taste that actually gets better as it gets colder. It's a cold fact: Pepsi-Cola is bottled as cold as we can make it so you can drink it as cold as you like it! And cold is the way to really drench a thirst. Prove it for yourself—put it to the taste. 18� CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 THE WILLIAM L. 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Corner of Greenville Street Newnan's Leading Jeweler and Spence Ave. DIAMONDS - CHINA - SILVERWARE Phones WATCHES - CRYSTAL - JEWELRY 253-4608-253-4619 5 Greenville Street All Work Guaranteed Phone 253-4713 COGGIN TEXTILE SHEET METAL WORK Textile specialist NEWNAN FEDERAL Card Screens, Spinning Cylinders SAVINGS AND LOAN Picker Screens, Blow Pipe Work ASSOCIATION Lee at Andrews Street INSURED SAVINGS AND Phone 253-6946 Newnan, Georgia REAL ESTATE Allan Coggin — Owner LOANS Res. Phone 253-4483 197 KIRBY CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH, INC. CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, AND VALIANT 104 TEMPLE AVENUE NEWNAN, GEORGIA, 30263 Plymouth The Smart Place to go . For Good Things to Eat! Compliments of Your Friendly Newnan Winn-Dixie Food Store Compliments of BARNES AUTO PARTS Compliments of ROYAL MOLDED PRODUCTS, INC. 198 IN COWETA COUNTY IT'S the MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL SanL of Newnan, Georgia (Jduiiding._d Cjreater Jewnan and (dou eta (dountij. Since 1906 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NEWNAN MOTOR COMPANY MERCURY, FORD, CORTINA, LINCOLN 115 Temple Avenue Newnan, Georgia COURTESY OF TECHNICAL ASSOCIATES unday inner SCHLOSS KAHN. INC. 199 Compliments of H. J. LANIER BUICK, INC BUICK, OPEL, GMC TRUCKS 168 Greenville Street Newnan, Georgia FINE MEAT PRODUCTS BEAVERS BEAVERS PACKING COMPANY, INC. Newnan, Georgia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 Your Continued Success Is Our Fondest Hope MATT COLE, C.L.U. Life Insurance, Group Insurance, and Pension Planning 8 East Broad Street Newman, Georgia 253-6370 Compliments of NEWNAN OIL COMPANY 200 Compliments of Compliments of the PARKER'S SUPER STORE CITY OF GRANTVILLE 16 East Washington TWO COMPLETE DRUG STORES WITH SODA FOUNTS ONLY REGISTERED PHARMACISTS COMPLIMENTS OF Pharmacy Is Our Business and Not a Side Line AMERICAN CAN COMPANY LEE KING DRUG CO. MARATHON PRODUCTS Court Square NEWNAN PLANT LEE KING, INC. Greenville Street GO, TIGERS, GO! NEWNAN, GEORGIA 201 Compliments of BRUNER'S BARRON TIRE COMPANY Dealer of Qualify Merchandise GOODYEAR-RCA Victor-RCA Whirlpool-Zenith Hi-Fi and Stereo Records 253-2929 Newnan, Georgia Compliments of CONNALLY'S REXALL DRUGS East Court Square Phone 253-4940 Compliments of COWETA COUNTY FARM BUREAU Compliments of COLONIAL MOBILE HOMES Compliments of Atlanta Highway RAGLAND HARDWARE CO. Newnan, Georgia 202 Compliments of G. M. REYNOLD’S FURNITURE Compliments of REINHARDT BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of SIS’S SHOE SERVICE Compliments of AUSTIN SERVICE STATION James and Nat Austin Compliments of BECKOM AMERICAN SERVICE STATION 118 Temple Avenue Compliments of BROWN STEEL CONTRACTORS, INC. Compliments of ALEXANDER’S BARBER SHOP Compliments of MODEL LAUNDRY 203 F. H. WEAVER OWNER PHONE: 538 6506 COWETA MONUMENT SERVICE GEORGIA 85, SOUTH ACROSS FROM OWEN’S VINEYARD Compliments of Fences - Awnings - Siding - Carports NEWNAN SALES AND SERVICE Day Jack E. Millians, Owner 7 Fair St., 5 Points Newnan, Georgia Ph. 253-3400 Night Ph- 253-7424 Chain Saws-Lawn Mowers Small Engine Equipment Temple Avenue-Newnan, Ga. Phone 253-3519 STATE FARM INSURANCE Compliments of Bobby B. Rooks Agt. ADAMS INTERNATIONAL 12 E. Broad Street Newnan, Georgia Compliments of 253-4428 COOK OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. MURPHEY FLORIST 6 Jackson Street Newnan, Georgia Phone 253-1919 204 Compliments of Compliments of LASSETER’S SERVICE STATION HAMILTON AND CO. HAMILTON C. ARNALL INSURANCE MALONE HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 48 Fair at VC Street Phone 253-4138 Newnan, Georgia Since 1922 Newnan, Georgia 253-0616 Compliments of NEWNAN FLORIST G. E. PARKS SON REALTORS ESTABLISHED 1906 Compliments of COLLECTION SERVICES 9Vi East Court Square Newnan, Georgia Compliments of ALAMO AND NEWNAN DRIVE-IN YE OLE BIBLE SHOPPE 10 LaGrange Street Newnan, Georgia Bibles, Church Supplies Compliments of MEDLOCK SERVICE STATION 1489 Scott Boulevard Decatur, Georgia 205 STANDARD SERVICE STATION William Slaton, Proprietor 48 Greenville Street Phone 253-3193 Standard Oil Products Newnan, Georgia Compliments of JOHNSON HARDWARE COMPANY Court Square Phone 253-4860 Newnan, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of TASTEE FREEZE H. A. WATTS and GROCERY STORE Claudia Five Points GENUINE MOTOR PARTS CO. 25 Perry Street 253-4181 W. E. Baird, Manager Compliments of HAWK’S SUPERMARKET Thomas J. Glover GLOVER INSURANCE AGENCY Honesty is Our Best Policy General Insurance 1 Spring Street 253-5580 Compliments of HOLLIS LUMBER COMPANY Newnan's Department Store V of Building Supplies 206 MATHER OF NEWNAN “FINE FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES” Compliments of WNEA ON EASY TERMS 14 Jackson Street Phone 253-5221 WEST END SUPER STORE 160 Temple Avenue Newnan, Georgia VAN’S AUTO PARTS, INC. Compliments of TEMPLE AVENUE CLOTHING STORE Complete parts Service For All Cars and Trucks 21 East Washington Street Ph. 253-0540 “WHERE QUALITY AND REASONABLE PRICES MEET” Compliments of LAMAR’S SHOE COMPANY KESSLER’S North Court Square Newnan, Georgia 253-1715 207 Compliments of YOU SAVE IT GROCERY NORMAN'S STUDIO L. H. SMITH, Owner 14 Jefferson Street, Newnan, Georgia Compliments of GENTRY’S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP WILLIAMS “Give Flowers INSURANCE AGENCY 4 Fair Street AL 3-0924 5 LaGrange Street Newnan, Georgia WESTERN AUTO PAYTON ASSOCIATE STORE SHOE REPAIR Frank C. Hudson, Dealer 28 South Square Newnan, Georgia ONE DAY SERVICE 11 West Washington Street WILES TEXACO SERVICE STATION Recap and 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 253-2556 184 Greenville St. Compliments of KING WILSON’S SERVICE STATION Newnan, Georgia 208 Compliments of CUE DUNAWAY'S AL DYKES PONTIAC-CADILLAC 253-0446 37 LaGrange Street Newnan, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of CAVENDER’S DUNCAN CLEANER’S CRAFT CLEANERS, INC 44 Perry Street Newnan, Georgia Phone 253-3661 Compliments of SPRAYBERRY’S Established 1926 There Is A Craft in Cleaning Newnan, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of THE SPECIALTY SHOP SMALL WORLD ‘Specially For You Attractive, Inexpensive Gifts For All Occasions Newnan, Georgia 13 West Washington Street Newnan, Georgia 209 UNITED DEPARTMENT STORE We Carry BOBBIE BROOKS As Well As Many More Nationally Advertised Lines 14 North Court Square Compliments of BEERS’ MACHINE SHOP Compliments of HARTMAN'S Compliments of NEWNAN SEED STORE MARY CARTER PAINTS 10 Jefferson Street — Newnan, Georgia R. S. SEWELL DRYGOODS- GROCERIES- GASOLINES Heating Oils Senoia, Georgia Compliments of UPSHAW TV AND RADIO SERVICE “Newnan’s Leading Department Store” Court Square Newnan, Georgia Phone 253-6770 YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING STORE Cash 3 Ways to Buy Charge Layaway Our Pledge To You: Buy anything at Belk’s, secure in the knowledge that— Every purchase made at Belk's is guaranteed for quality, tor value, for performance.” Nothing could be fairer! Compliments of Lazenby's Beauty Shop Lazenby Jeweler 8 Jackson Street 253-1785 and Avery Banta 35 S. Court Square 253-4364 NEWNAN, GEORGIA 210 Compliments of C. M. TANNER GROCERY COMPANY DAN BOONE GAS APPLIANCE CO. Green's Fuel TX-32 «� • • P. O. BOX 237 CARROLLTON, GEORGIA UMLlllllMid Heating — Water Heating — Cooking Carrier Air Conditioning See Us For Free Estimate Ph 253-3140 17 Madison Street Newnan, Georgia Courtesy of LUCKIE’S CLOTHING COMPANY 32 Franklin Road TECHNICAL ASSOCIATES Newnan, Georgia 30263 Telephone 253-5177 “Name Brands For Less” Congratulations to the Class of 1969 MAXWELL-PRINCE FURNITURE CO., INC. 196 Temple Ave. Newnan, Georgia 253-2791 “Drive a little and save a lot” 211 McConnell fabrics Always an Extra Measure of Value Greenville Street Shopping Center LEE’S SERVICE Gas-Oil-Washing Greenville Extension 253-2858 Lee Robertson, owner Compliments of GOZA MOTOR COMPANY Compliments of W C 0 H DODGE-DART-TRUCKS LEARN A NEW SKILL FLY! NEWNAN-COWETA AVIATION, INC. NEWNAN AERODROME Compliments of NEWNAN FABRIC SHOP Buford Talley, owner Compliments of BISTRO RESTAURANT U. S. Hwy 29 South Finest in Italian Foods and Prime Steaks Phone 253-1211 for Take outs SHOP F. W. WOOLWORTH’S For Your Needs- KEHELEY FLORIST PHONE 253-5121 Flowers for those Special Occasions Corsages Banquet Decorations Serving Newnan and Coweta County Since 1923 Showroom and Greenhouse located 99 E. Broad Street Newnan, Georgia Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded 212 HILLCREST CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME Compliments of EVANS SUPER MARKET Moreland, Georgia We've got it or we'll get it! Dial 253-4723 Compliments of RAY'S BEAUTY CENTER ARNALL GROCERY COMPANY 32 Perry Street Newnan, Georgia Phone AL 3-2831 BUY-WISE (Pi coUMt (fatten CORNER GREENVILLE AND EAST BROAD STREETS NEWNAN, GEORGIA Compliments of JUDSON SMITH, INC. AL JOHNSON’S STORE Suits, Drapes and Clothing braziery All Kinds of Fabrics Phone 253-1795 live aimer Moreland, Georgia SPLITS - SUNDAES - SHAKES BURGERS - DOGS - FRIES 61 Jefferson St. Compliments of BATCHELOR’S EVERGREEN NURSERY J. A. CARLISLE SERVICE STATION 199 E. Broad St. Newnan, Georgia 230 Fourth Street Newnan, Georgia 213 LINDSEY'S RE iT BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ’69 Compliments of LINDSEY’S REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Lindsey H. Barron, Realtor Compliments of CITY OF NEWNAN DR. N. B. GLOVER, Mayor D. W. Boone, JR., Mayor Pro Tern HAMILTON C. ARNALL, JR., Alderman CHARLES A. CONNALLY, Alderman JOE P. NORMAN, Alderman EARL B. JOINER, City Manager 214 Compliments of COWETA DAIRIES move up in the world If you are going places, go with WestPoint Peppered. Our business is world-wide and we need people whose personal vistas stretch that far and beyond! Career opportunities in marketing, administration, research, production, accounting, engineering, fabric styling and designing, advertising, and in many other fields are available, today! lust what is the New World of WestPoint Pepperell? It’s built around a corporation with an annual output of 350 million dollars worth of textile products, marketed under such well-known brand names as: Carlin. Mar- tex® Lady Pepperell® Cabin Crafts® and Fairfax.® It is peopled by more than 20.000 men and women working in 29 plants in four different states and in offices located in principal cities throughout the world. A recent 29- million-dollar expansion program and the reorganization of divisional operations make this a particularly good time for you to talk with us. AN EQUAL Write 8.F. Addison, Coordinator of Management Employment OPPORTUNITY WestPoint Pepperell, Box 366, West Point, Georgia 31833, EMPLOYER or call us at 768-3111, Area Code 205 The New World of WestPoint Pepperell 215 Compliments of COWETA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Compliments of ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON 68 Madison Street 'YOUR HOME INSTITUTION' Since 1926 Georgia’s Superior Dance Band lO' s Greenville Street W. D. SANDERS, Pres. W. Z. CAMP, V. Pres. MRS. R. F. HERRING, Sec. and Treas. FISHER INSURANCE AGENCY PURPLE HAZE Psychedelic, Soul Rock Music For Engagements call Terry Williams 253-5375 Wild Mind — Breaking SNIDER’S AMBULANCE SERVICE OF COWETA, INC. P.O. Box 475 Newnan, Georgia 30263 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE HELPFUL AVAILABLE FRIENDLY 14V2 Greenville Street HUGH FARMER, JR. TOM FARMER Day-253-3340 Night-253-3169 KNOX CO., INC. Furniture — Appliances Electrical and Plumbing Contractors Phone 253-3221 Compliments of DIANA SHOP 1 Court Square JACOBS PHARMACY Prescriptions-Drugs-Sundries Newnan Shopping Center Phone 253-6882 Newnan, Georgia J. L. WEDDINGTON, JR., INC. CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE Newnan, Georgia 253-1407 216 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1969 |£ttL East Court Square Newnan, Georgia Compliments of H. V. KELL COMPANY NEWNAN, GEORGIA 217 JOHN B. LAMBERT GAS, INC. TRUCKING CO., INC. Greenville St., Ext. HEAVY HAULING Newnan, Georgia A Specializing in Trailer Load Quantities Compliments of SAND - STONE LONG PRINTING COMPANY Serving the Wholesale Retail Trade 253-5140 Newnan, Georgia Congratualtions from WOODPRINT INC. SINCLAIR OIL (Formerly Bowen Press) Grantville, Georgia REFINING CO. Jim Wood, President T. T. Grubbs Newnan, Georgia Phone 253-0830 Compliments of NEWNAN ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE COMPANY 218 j c 0 L e HIAI S T 0 B £ S | Compliments of COLONIAL STORES The PEP CLUB — the newest club at NHS FIRST ROW: Carol Berry, Mary Dankewich, Becky Williams, Vicki Amis, Nan Hinesley. SECOND ROW: Martina Mieth, Sheree Patterson, Rita Thomas, Mary Ann Hoagland, Brenda Wood. THIRD ROW: Karen Rogers, Susie Bowers, Cherry Warren, Cecilia Brewster. FOURTH ROW: Janice Gremillion, Ann Lambert, Laurie Wagner, Nancy Ferrell, Angela Williams. FIFTH ROW: Linda Bohannon, Dietrich Long, Janice Durden, Sally Keith. SIXTH ROW: Judy Kicklighter, Debra Harper, Susan Jones, Melissa Horsely, Joyce Williams. 219