Northside High School - Viking Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1956 volume:

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We Dedicczle 'im 1955 V11-mm -fe. 7 ,-f QF' u'-'L' '- Us , .- . 11 ,f ff , , You Caine to Northside with us, ithe Class of 1956. You have been a guide and in- spiration not only to the boys you have coached, but to all with whom you have associated. The spirit and character that you have exemplified have spread to those with whom you work. In the eyes of the public and in the hearts of those who know you well, you are a syrnbol of Northside. You are respected by all and appreciated for your character, religious emphasis, and athletic encouragement. You are a builder of IHC11,.CO21Cl1 Hfayman Creel. X i l 5 ' . , K., ,,, ,, , ll, f '4- .v,:, an ,: l Y 1, . , 'M At rf .' 1'f'QL?3f' - ' A -Y ,' v-'Ii l ' A l 'titty 41 fi ,,,,,, ,,,, , , if .4 ,, ,afgigw , . ,. RV, wwe an UNM wma W, ani 'N is and Wi Ku 1-if Miss IR,x AIARRIIII. .S'11j1f'1'fr1lz'l11l'f'11l of Sflmnlx NIR. 'II XV. Cl1.11f'1' IDR. G. Y. SXIITII AA'.S'IA.S'fllIIf SzlprfrizzIwzflffzzl f1.S'.S'l'.S'fIlI1I' SIIlN'I'1vl11l'HIll'Ilf In Cllrlrgrf of li11.s'f11ff.s'.s' AIIIIIAVS 111 Clzmgcf of P1'1'.s'm1m'l Ii administration NIR. Rm' XV. IMVIS A.s'.s'f.s'lr11ll Sl1,l1f'1'1'11Irzlrlmll In Cflllfgl' uf l11.s'fJ'l1r'l1'm1 NIR. NI. Ig. 1.01.1-.xmx 1-1.s'.x'1'.s'lr111l SllflfffllllI'IIll1'Ilf In lflfrlrgr' of XlH'l'l-Ill Ifllllfllfl 3 XII psalm l,'r11l2l.W'lm' R. RAx1,l'H Iirxll' l,'m111xf'lm' c as IQITA Bxcklmxcz NIR. xVl'IlllJING'l'ON H IJVI-Ilfffllll WS? y wgisi ,e7.1.:ZW'2.0r9Z2' ' YV? M160 ya 1 ' MISS BETTY BRUMBELOYV 1VIatl1em atiffs MRS. BARBARA CIADF I.z'l11'11rir1r1 Mlss P1-zcczv CARSWIQLL Physical Edumtion SGT. BLANTON F. CARTER Military M1Ss LOIS CASON LiI1m1'ian CAPT. HAROLD M. CHADICK NIH zftary MRS. EVELYN CHESNA Hongemaking MISS ETHEL COCKRELL Frwfch MRS. MARY COLLEY Zklathematics MRS. JANTES A. ANCHORS Science and English F. V. ANDERSON Physiral I4jr11,4mtf0r1 zmd Coach MRS. NV. H. AUSTIN Sefrctnry MISS IXIARY BALLARD English and Registmr . MISS IXIARY BINNS Ellg'l1'.YlI MRS. D. F. BI.ACKXVlC1.lJliR Srimlfff ' ir.. XVI-1YMAN CRF!-TL Alhlelif Ilirertor lIldll.Yfl'I'III Arts IIOHN lllczkl-:Ns Iinglixll tl. V. lJH.1,ARn Iinglislz WA1f1'lcR DURDIQN Sorrinl Sl II rl 1'e.s', M11 I ll 6711.11 I ics' Mlss AIARGARIY1' 1fl.I.lS linglish MRS. AIARY FMN Nmse 1 5 MRs. LITCILIC FAN1' Serrelrz ry Miss Rosle l Ax11,RN1-iR Plume Ef'fIlIf27lII.I'.Y MRS. ELIZABETH MooN l 1cRs1cN Mathematirs, l.nl1'77 . N ,f Miss HARRIPZT F1.oURNoY I English Miss ELIZARIQTH CLRICSHARI Spanislz, Frenfll .JACK GRCJVFS E Il qlfslz K, MRS. LAQRA Hucmcs Latin, English XVILLIAM HIIGHPZS ' Band SGT. THoMAs AI. PIUGHFY Nlililnry MRS, CECILIA AIACKINTOSH Ifrcfrzrrh and Spanish Mus EL1zAlsR'1'H NIALLARD lxl'llSfC MRs. A1,1,1cN A. IXIATTHFYVS Englislz MRS. BETTY AIIQDFORIJ Plzysifal Edumlimz XVALTER L. 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H7551 Rlill: l'll'C'lN'll Club: .XSITUIIOIIIY Club: l.ib1'zu'x' Assistant. l'.X'l'lllCl.X l,YlJ.'X .XNDICRSON liutcrccl lil'OIll XVSlSlllllgI0ll Sellliilzuy, H1522 .XCliZ Varsity llzisketbznll, Letter 2: lcuuis Tczuu, Letter 2: Gym Tczuu 3, -l: Cz1l'cte1'i:1 ,Xiclc fi: l.z1tiu Club 2, Fl: Y-Teens 2, fi: Houicroom Sec-1'ct:u'y fl: .Xrt Club 5: Biology Club -I: Couusclork .Xiclc 5: Ollice .Xicle -I: Nlilitziry Sponsor fl. HICVIQR LY CAXROLINIQ ,XRONSON K.X'1': Y-lccm l, 2, fi: l H.X l, 5: fl0IlllIlCl'K'l1ll Club -l: r1.C2lC'llC'l'lS AxS5lSl2llll 5: Olhfc .Xssistzmt fl. NIAXRY Sl'li .XSHINCISAXCK .XCIQL SC'lClli'C Club fl: Xlziiorette 2, 3,213 Y-Teens l, 2, 35,11 lfizmk .lssimtzuit 34: Biology Club 5: Ollifc .Xssislzuit 5: ,l4C2ll'l1Cl'lS .Xinlc 5: -Iunioi' Achievement fi, -l. .XNCELX AUSTIN REB: llzillct Club I, 2: Y-Tccus l, 2, fig FHA 2, flg Tccu Boaml Rcprcscutzitivc 51 Recl Cross Rcprcselitutive 53 Biology Club 2, fl: Science Club 21 Art Club 2, 3, fl, 53 Swimming lczuu 2: Nutrition .Xiclc 2, Fl: Counselor ,Xicle 5: Tzittlv 'llzilcs Stull Co-ctlitoi' l. lil'l..X Nl.XRC,XRli'l' l5.XCl.liY lx.X l: llnskcllmll 'llL'2llll l: Swimming 'l'czun 2: l ll.X 2: Iluuioi' .Xc'l1iL'vc'l11ci1t il: Nlixccl Chorus -l: l l'cuc'l1 Club -l, :nz lmuk lcrllci' fl, 5: Ollicte ,Xicle Al, nz X'-Icarus l, 2: Lznun Club 2, fl. KXRI-QN BAXIN liiltcicml liom licnmorc, New York, l7cc'cml1ci', H3522 li.Yl': Y-'li-L-:is 2, il: l,iIm1tzu'y ,Xiclc I: Nlziujorcttc fl, il, 5. lfcstivzll -l, l.Clll'1' l: SlJ1lIll5ll Club Scc'i'ct:u'y 'li l'.XSl .XV 2, bl: -luuioi' Rc-cl Crow 51 Iuuioi' Civitzui 5: Coumelofs Aiclc 'lz SlX'llIllIllIlg'l1C2llll 2: l'1'l:1'11g 5: Nlilitzuy Spouso1'5. HAZEL JEAN BARROW ACE3 Girls Chorus l, 23 Basketball Aide 53 Connnercial Club 43 Y-Teens l, 23 Science Club 2. PATRICIA ELAINE BASS Entered from Bass High School, February, 19543 REB3 Glee Club 33 Majorette 4, 53 Teacher's Aide 53 Vice President, Astronomy Club 5. PETE BAUE RLE TOP3 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, 53 Eighth Grade Football I3 Varsity Gym Team 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Varsity Tennis Team 3. LYNNE ANN BENNETT Entered froni Avondale High School, January, I95fIQ TOP3 Latin Club 33 Pep Club 33 Junior Civitan 53 Drainatic Club 33 Biology Club 4, 53 Band 4, 53 All-State Band 53 All-City Band 53 All-City Orchestra 4, 53 Junior Red Cross Representative 3. MAXWELL BERRY Re-entered from Wfestininster ISJ543 TOP3 Chorus 13 Physics Club 53 Cheinistry Club 53 Geology Club 53 Stamp Club 53 Library Assistant 4. LILA GAIL B LOODVVORTH KATQ Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Girls Chorus 3, 4, 53 Schedule Aide 53 Red Cross Representative I3 Music Festival 3, 4, 5. JEROME BRUCE BLU MENTHAL Entered from Grady, l9523 TOP3 Junior Civitan Club 53 Latin Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 53 PASFAV 4, 53 Chemis- try and Physics Club 53 Officers' Club 53 Biology Club 33 Track Team Manager 53 Varsity Football Manager 5' Annual Representative 5. J JUDY BRANTLEY KAT3 Treasurer 2, Chapter Chairman 53 Student Coun- cil 53 Viking Staff 53 Pep Club 53 Military Sponsor 43 National Ijlonor Society 53 Spanish Club 4, 53 Secretary of Senior Class 53 Hi-Y Sponsor 53 Hoinerooin Treasurer 2g Latin Club 2, 33 Biology Club 2, 33 FHA l, 2, 33 Y-Teens 2, 33 PASFAV 53 Representative Senior 5. SAN DRA BR ILSLILR REB: FHA 2, 4, 53 Y-Teens 2, 3, Vice President gl Latin CllllJ 2, 33 Biology Clllll 33 Quill a11d Scroll 53 Red Cross Re Jresentative 2, 4, 53 Tiller' Tales 2, 4, 5, Advertising I . 5 , . . ,D Manager 4, 15115111658 Al2lD2lU'C1' D1 Mihtarf Smonsor D2 N ,S 1 L Y S l 5 Q U Girls Chorus 2, 3, DQ Office Aide 53 Home lzcononncs Club 23 Ballet Cllllb 2, 33 SKVllIlllllIl0'713621111 2, D DUNCAN BRIGGS RFB, President 53 Letter cllllll 2, 3, 4, 53 B Teain Basket- ball 33 Hi-Y Basketball 33 Cross Country 2, 33 Te1111is Team 2, 3, 4, 53 National Honor Society, President 53 Key cllllll 3, 4, 53 Secretary 53 Hi-Y Club 4, 53 Slllilelll COlll1t'll -l, 53 lDl8l'-Clllll ciOllllC'H 53 Teen Topics Rep- resentative 53 Mixed clllOl'llS 2, 3, 53 Boys' Quartet 3, -13 Representative Senior 5: Honieroonl President 3, Al, Vice President 5. CATHERlNli BROOKS ' Tuttle T1les Assist1ntLdito1 l YTeens l 2 3' RILB: 2 - 2 3 ' 3 - ,-,., Latin fllllll 2, 33 Biology cllllll 33 Horne Economics cilllll l, 2, 33 Spanish Cl11b 53 PASFAV 43 Olhce Assistant Al, 53 Bank Teller 4. RONALD GAR Y BROOKS ACIC3 Latin Club 2, 3: Biology Club 33 Science cllllll 23 Military 3, -l, Best Drilled Platoon3 Red Cross Represen- tative l. ICLIZABETH BR ICCS BROXVDER KAT3 Military Sponsor 2, 3: Student Council 53 Horne- rooin Treasurer l, Vice President Secretary 2, 113 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Librarian 2, 'T1I'CZlSll1'C1' 33 Eighth Grade Basketball, Varsity 23 Basketball 2: Letter Club 33 Ten11is Clllb 23 Pep cllllb l3 Ofliee Aide 43 Counselors' Aide 33 French Cl11b 4, 53 Latin fllllll 33 FHA 2, 53 Biology Club 33 Science Clllll 23 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. FRED BROYVN Fntei ed l'1on1 Chfnnblee Hi 'l1 School 1954 ACE' Track 4, l 1 ,A 1 g t , , A A , 1 4, 51 Hi-Y 4, 53 Varsity Football 4, 53 All-City Football 52 All Greater Atlanta Football 53 All-State Football First String 53 Most A'72llll2iDlC Player Football 5. .IOSFIPH INF ROlXlONA BROXTON RFB: Cirls' clllOl'llS l, 23 Y-Teens l, 21 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, 53 llunior Achievement 3. Secretary 33 Connnercial un4 1 1 ttcr l clllllJ3l1 Rille Tea ,F3 ,e 33 -. BARBARA AN N E BRYANT Re-entered l-l'OIIl Stuart Hall, Staunton, Virginia, N551 TOP3 Latin cllllll 2, 33 French fllllll 53 Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Y-Teens 33 Monitor 23 Science Cl11b 23 Office Assistant 23 I.ibrary Assistant 53 Bank Teller 3, 53 Red Cross Representative 33 Ad Cl11b 23 Honieroom President 2, 33 Pep cllllll 3, ' NORA BROWN BUCHANAN KAT3 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Secretary 23 Spanish Club 53 PASFAV 11, 53 FHA 2, 53 Vilcing 53 Biology Club 53 Latin Club 2, 33 Schedule Aide 53 Nutrition Aide 113 Girls' Chorus 23 Eighth Grade Chorus lg Secretary- Treasurer of Homeroom lg lunior Achievement 3, 11, Secretary 4, Sales Manager 3. l BARBARA LOU BURDETT REB3 Library l, 2, 3, 113 Art Club 53 Cafeteria Aide 113 Girls' Chorus 13 Schedule Aide 53 Clinic Aide 113 Junior Achievement 33 G.A.A. 33 Y-Teens 2. DENVITT B U RNS Entered from Grady High School, 19543 KAT3 Chemistry and Physics Club 4, 53 Motion Picture Operator -1. KENNETH LOU IS BURSON REB3 Homeroom Vice President l, 3, President 2, Treas- urer 113 B Team Gym l3 Varsity Gym Team 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus l, 2: Spanish Club 3, 113 PASFAV 3, 113 Biology Club 53 Cafeteria Aide 3, 4, 53 Red Cross Rep- resentative I, 2, 3: Annual Representative 2, 3, 113 Bank Teller 2, 3. BA R BAR A DA L E B I ITLE R TOP3 Honleroom Secretary 2, 43 Homeroom Treasurer 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Biology Club 33 FHA 2, 53 French Club 11, 53 Military Sponsor 33 Annual Representative 53 Girls' Chorus 33 Swimming Club 2: Science Club 23 Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Counselor's Aide 53 PTA Representative. STERLING GRIMES CALLIER ACE3 Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 113 Hi-Y 11, 5, President 53 PASFAV 43 Biology Club 33 lnter Club Council 2, 3, 113 Eighth Grade Football VTCZUTIQ Basketball li Varsity 2, 11, 5, All City -'11, 53 Golf Team 3, -1, 53 Representative Senior. AN N E M71 N lFR ED CAR LYLE TOPg Y-Teens 2, 33 FHA Project Chairman 113 Girls' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 11, 53 French Club 11, 53 PTA Representative -13 Library Assistant 113 Latin Club 23 Schedule Aide 53 Ballet Club I, 2, 33 All-City Chorus 11. UDY CARTER KAT3 Y-Teens 2, 33 G.A.A. 33 Geology Club 53 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 33 Library Assistant 1, 2, 5. NlAR'1'llA GAIL CIIAFIN lintered lrom W'est lfultou, l95'lQ AClig Girls' Chorus -l. 53 Bank Director 5: Bank XVorker 'lg Biology Club 5. MARY ANNE CLAI BORNL 'l'0Pg Secretary Fig Secretary ol' Student Body fl: Secretary ol' Sophomore Class fl: Representative Senior: Homeroom President l, El, Vice President Ll: lnter Club Council Fi. l, 5, Club Co-ordinator 53 Student Council -l. 5: National Honor Society Vice President 5: lfcllowsliip Council Al, 5. Vice President 5g French Club Vice President 53 -lunior Civitan 5: B Team Cheerleaders 553 Vlllflillg' 5: Hi-Y Spon- sor tl: R.O.'I'.C. Sponsor 5: Student ol' the Nlonth CAROLYN HAGUOIJ CLAR Kli lintered lrom W'ashington Seminary, H9522 ACE: Latin Club 2, fl: Y-Teens 2, fi: Biology Club 2, 31 FHA 55 Home liconomics Club 3: Ballet Club 2, 3: Home Room Secre- tary 2, 'Ireasurer sl: Red Cross Representative fig Clinic Aide 4: Ollice Aide 5: Nlilitary Sponsor 5: Girls' Chorus 2, 35. RICHARD TURNER Cl,lLNll:QN'l' lintered from Cartersville, Georgia, H1521 ACL: B Team Basketball 21 Tennis Team 2: Varsity Rifle Team 3, Best Drilled Company fl: Physics Club 233 Gym Team Nl ILDR lil! ANN COH EN AClig Y-Teens 2. fl: lfHA l, 2, 5: Spanish Club -ll PASFAV 5: Red Cross Representative 3: Library Assist- ant fl, 53 Biology Club fi. LARRY CONNATSLR lintered from Henry Grady High School, September, l952g TOP, President 5, Chapter Chairman 33 Key Club 5: National llonor Society, Treasurer 53 Latin Club 2, 31 Science Club fl, rl: 'l'1'g'f'r Tales Ll, 5, Editor-in-Chief Student Council 5: Hi-Y 5: Red Cross Representative fl: President Atlanta Scholastic Press Association -l, 5: Bank Director fl, 5, Vice President 51 Quill and Scroll Club 5: President Northside lnter-lfaith lfellowship 5: Inter-Club Council 5: Representative Senior. Q KIANL LAROSE COOK ACli: Home Room President l: Nlajorette 2: Commer- cial Club -l: 'I'eac:her's Aide 53 Caleteria Aide fl. BRUCE CRAIG liutered lrom Marietta, September, IQ5-l: Varsity Track ll, 53 Cross Country 5: Swimming Team fl: Key Club 5: Hi-Y 5: Basketball 'l'eam National Honor Society 5: Caleteria Aide 5: Laboratory Aide 5: Astronomy Club -li Latin Club tl: Science Club sl. 5: Home Room Vice President 51 Letter Club -l, 5: Alunior Achievement Pl, 51 Camera Club -l. KIM CRAIG Entered from Marietta High School, September, 195-4' REB: 13 Team Basketball 4: Cafeteria Aide 5. s LINDA CRANE ACE: Y-Teens 2: Girls' Chorus l, 2, 4: Majorette 3' Mixed Chorus 5: Secretary of Commercial Club 4. a NORMAN GARY CRANE KAT: IS Team Rille Team 4: Cafeteria Aide 4, 5. N MARY CROOK TOP: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, 5, Vice Presi- dent 5: Girls Rifle Team 5: Chemistry-Physics Club, Treasurer 5: French Club 4, 5: Latin Club 2, 3: .Iunior Red Cross Representative 5: Library Assistant I: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Bank Teller l, 2: Bank Worker 4, 5. FRAN CROSSETT ACE: Y-Teens I, 2, Treasurer: FHA 2: Science Club 2: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 2: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Military Sponsor 4: Tiger Tales Re- porter 5: Interfaith Fellowship Council 4, 5: Library Assistant 5: Art Club 5: Pep Club 4, President 5. MAXINE ADRIENNE CULLO M KAT: Y-Teens 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: PASFAV 4: Biology Club 4, 5: Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, 5: Library Stall' 5: Red Cross Representative 3: Home Economics Club 2. MARTHA FREEMAN DANCE TOP, Vice President 4: French Club 4-, 5: Y-Teens 2, 3, President 3: Treasurer ol' Junior Class 4: Council Mem- ber ol Interfaith Fellowship 5: Student Council 5: Co- President of Student Body 5: National Honor Society: Viking Staff 5: Representative Senior 5: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: junior Civitan 5: Inter-Club Council 4, 5: Latin Club 2, 3: Art Club 4, Vice President 4: Homeroom Ofhcer 3, 4. SANDRA DAVIS Entered from Smiley junior High School, Denver, Colo- rado, l953: KAT: Y-Teens 3: junior Achievement 3: PASFAV 4: Spanish Club 4: Pep Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Schedule Aide 4, 5: FHA 5: Red Cross Represen- tative 5: Chemistry Club 5: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 5. SHELLEY CARTER DAVIS, ACE3 Swimming Team l, 23 Gym Team 23 Rille Team 3, Al, Runner-up City Competition Medal 4, Letter 3, Hearst Trophy Medal A13 Military 3, 4, Most Ellicient NCO Al: Track Team Al, 5, Letter AlA3 Junior Civitan Club Al, Sergeant-at-Arms 53 National Honor Society3 Hi-Y Club 53 Latin Club 33 French Club 53 Student Council 33 'I'fge1' Tales Staff 53 Biology Club 33 General Science Club 23 Physics-Chemistry Club Al, 5, President 5. LINDA DEFOOR KAT3 Vilcfng Stall 53 Latin Club 2, 33 French Club Al, 53 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Vice President I3 FHA 23 Chorus 13 Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Office VVorker Al, 53 Library Assistant li PTA Representative 33 .lunior Achievement 3, Production Manager 3, Vice President 3. FRANK DOXVDLE Entered from Columbus High School, September, 19511 ACE: Hi-Y 5: B Team Football 33 B Team Track 33 Varsity Track 53 Mixed Chorus 3, Al, 53 Spanish Club 33 Art Club 53 Bank l, 23 Physics Club 3. MARTHA ELISABETH DREYV Entered from Rye High School, New York, 19523 TOP, Chapter Chairman 53 Band 2, 3, 5, Vice President 5, Medal 2, 3, 43 Majorette 2, 3, Al, 5, Drum Majorette Al, 5, Letter 33 Biology 4, 5, President 5, Vice President 43 FHA 23 National Honor Society, Secretary 5: French Club Al, 53 Nutrition Aide Al3 Qlunior Red Cross 43 Y-Teens 2, 33 Northside Science Council 53 Science Congress 53 Vfki11g'Staf1 5. JIMMY DUNN Entered lrom Murphy High School, 19533 REB, Band 3, Al, 53 Dance Band 33 Vice President Band 43 Junior Achievement 3, 4. ALBERT EH LERS Entered from Grady High School, 19543 ACE3 Annual Representative 5. DEYVEY ELLEN BU RG REB3 Science Club 2, 33 Ollicers Club 53 Military Ollicer 53 Secretary of Olhcers Club 53 Varsity Baseball Al3 Letter Club: Pep Club 23 Biology Club 2, 33 Stamp Club 5. DONALD G. ELLENBURG ACE3 Eighth Grade Trackg B Team Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 4, 53 B Team Track 23 B Team Baseball 2, 33 Varsity Track 43 I-li-Y Club fl, 53 Best Drilled Private, Military 33 Caleteria Aide 5. WqXLTliR ELLISON REB: Gym Team l, 2, fl, Al, 5: Letter Club 2, fl, Al. 5 Hi-Y 5: Neatest NCO Military Al: Counselor's Assistant Fi CONSTANCE FORD XVRIGHT Girls' Chorus 5, 4, 5: Latin Club 2. DONALD GAILA R D FOSKEY KAT: Annual Representative l: Biology Club fl: Band 3, 4: PASFAV Al: Library Assistant 5: Teacher's .Xide l, 5. DONNA ANNE FOSTER ACE: Eighth Grade Basketball l: llomeroom President l: Honor Roll I, 2: Y-Teens I, 2, 3: FHA 2: B Team Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 2: Latin Club 2, fl: Biology Club 3: B Team Cheerleader 3: Pep Club Al: French Club -1, 5: Astronomy Club 5: Library Assistant 5. .KN NE CATHER IN li FR EE MAN Entered lrom Duncan U. Fletcher, .lacksonville Beavh, September, l95Al: TOP: Clinic' .-Xide -l, 5. MICHAEL GAFFNEY TOP: Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, 5: Letter Fl, 4, 5: All-City Basketball Team 3: Tennis Team fl, Al: Latin Club 2, fi: Spanish Club 5: l'ASl qXV 4, 5: Letter Club 3, Al, 5: Vice President Home Room 2: Home Room Bank Teller 2, fl, -1: Biology Club fi: Y-Teens l, 2: FHA 2: B Team Basketball 2. K DORIS LYNN GER DES Entered lrom Lamar Sr. High: REB: Band 2, Fi, Al, 5: Spanish Club Fl, Al: B Team Basketball 3: P.-XSFAV 3, Al: Swimming Team I, 2, 3: Biology Club -1, 5: Chemistry Club 4: Gym Team 2, 4: Rille Team fl, 5: Library As- sistant l, fl: Volleyball 2: Georgia Music Festival 3, Al, 5: Orchestra I: Red Cross Representative l, Fl. FRANCES MONTAGIVE GILLHAM Entered lrom Fortier High School, New Orleans, Louisi- ana: TOP: Manager ol' Girls Basketball Team: Physics and Chemistry Club. Entered lrom Grady, 1952: TOP: Y-Teens 2, 3: FHA 2: 1 r BARRY CHESTER CRAHANI TOP: Military l, 2. CAROL LOGAN CR EEN Entered from Theodore Roosevelt High School, Des Nloines, Iowa, l955: REB: Spanish Club 53 PASFAV 5: Chemistry Bk Physics Club 5. ALBERT DONALD CR ITZKE Entered from Druid Hills High, lfl5l1 ACEQ Band 2, 3, 4 5 , . SUSAN mir.-xN Hfxixs TOP: Latin Club 2, 353 FHA 23 Biology Club 33 French Club 4, 53 City N'Vide French Club 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 41, 53 Girls' Chorus I3 Counselors' Aide 5: Y-Teens l 2 91 ,-,.. BARBARA ANN HALL Entered from Plant High School, Tampa, Florida, 19551 FIQCJPQ Majorette 3, Ll, 5: Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Biology Club Ll, 5, Vice President 53 Chemistry Club 43 PASFAV 4, 53 Spanish Club 5: Mixed Chorus l, 23 Library Staff fl: Future Nurses Club 33 Office Stall' 33 FHA 2. HARRIET SENSENEY HALL Entered from North Fulton, February, 19523 Re-entered from Stuart Hall, Staunton, Virginia, September, 1955: KAT3 Swimming Team 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 55: Y-Teens 2, 33 Animal Representative 5. 3 prius PAUL HARRIS Entered from R. E. Lee -Iunior High, San Angelo, Texas, ISP533 KAT3 Hi-Y Club -1, 53 Varsity Football Al, 53 Best Drilled Company 33 Frenfh Club 53 Letter Club fl, 53 Biology Club 25. NIARGARET ANN I IAR RISON KAT3 Y-Teens l, 2, fi, Oflieer 33 Swimming Team 2, 353 Nutrition Aide 3: Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Biology Club 2: Bank Teller -1: Latin Club 2: Ollicte Aide fl: Nlixed Chorus 43 Counselors' Aide 41 Spanish Club 5: PASFAV -1, 53 Clinic Aide 53 Art Club 5: FHA 2, -l. Rm-if KATRINA RUSE HART B IAN TOP3 Homeroom Vice President l, Treasurer 33 PTA Representative 23 Y-Teens 23 Girls, Chorus 2, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Biology Club 33 Military Sponsor 33 Red Cross Representative 43 French Club 4, 53 Bank Teller 53 Library Assistant 5. SUE HAVERSTICK Entered from North Fulton, l9523 ACISQ National Honor Society3 Homeroom Treasurer 3, Secretary 43 B Team Cheerleader 3, Captain 33 Varsity Football Cheerleader 53 Red Cross Representative 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 53 PASFAV 4, 53 Girls' Gym Team 2, 33 Schedule Aide 53 Viking Stall' 53 Interfaith Fellowship Council 5. JUDY LYNN HAXVKINSON Entered from Germantown, Tennessee, September, H9543 TOP3 Vilmfzg Business Manager 53 Homeroom Secretary 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity Cheerleader 53 Chemistry Club 43 Quill and Scroll 53 Representative Senior 5. PETER DAVID HAXVKINSON Entered from Germantown, Tennessee, September, 19543 KAT3 Varsity Football 4. MARGARET MALLETTE HENDERSON Entered from VVestminister l9543 TOP3 Biology Club 4, 53 Schedule Aide 53 Astronomy Club 53 FHA 53 Military Sponsor 4. PATRICIA MARQUAR DT HENRY REB3 Red Cross Representative 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 French Club 3, 43 Girls' Gym Team 2, 33 General Science Club 23 Biology Club 33 Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Schedule Aide 53 Treasurer of Art Club 43 Varsity Cheerleader 3. DIANE ALLEN HENSON Re-entered from Greenboro Senior High School, Septem- ber, 19553 IACE3 Art Club 5. NANCY LOUISE HERNER Entered from Harding junior High School, Lakewood, Ohio, February, l9533 REBQ B Team Basketball 33 An- nual Representative 33 French Club 4, 53 Commercial Club 43 Astronomy Club, Treasurer 53 Counselors' Aide 53 Teacher's Aide 5. MARILYN LOUISE HETTINGER Entered from North Fulton, 19533 ACE3 FHA 53 French Club 4, 53 Bank yVorker 53 Nutrition Aide 3, 43 Red Cross Representative 53 Y-Teens 33 Girls' Chorus 4, Music Festival 3, 43 Ballet Club 33 Biology Club 3. RICHARD HIGGINBOTI-IA M Entered from New Orleans, 19523 KAT, Vice President -13 Key Club3 Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Chaplain 53 Student Council 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 33 Inter-Club Council 2, 4, 5, Treas- urer 3, Club Co-Ordinator 53 Fellowship Council 2, 3, 4, 53 Track B Team 2, 3, Varsity 43 Tennis 53 Homeroom President 3, 4, Vice President 23 B Team Football 23 Football Varsity 3, -1, 5, Co-Captain 53 Latin Club 2, 33 National Honor Society -l, 5, Parliamentarian 5, Presi- dent 53 Vice President .Iunior Class 43 Treasurer Senior Class 53 Representative Senior. DAVID ALVIN HINSON KAT3 Hi-Y 4, 5. CHARLES NORMAN HOLCOMB, IR. ACE3 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Cross-Country 2, 33 Track 2, 33 B Team Basketball 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Biology Club 43 Cafeteria Aide 53 Bank Teller. LARRY HOLLINGSIVORTH REB3 Eighth Grade Football3 B Team Football 2, 31 B Team 'Track l, 2, CAROL ELIZABETH HOPKINS Entered from Roland Park Country School, Baltimore, Maryland, September, l9543 ACE3 French Club 43 Bi- ology Club 53 FHA 53 Tiger Tales 53 City-Wicle French Club 4. XVILLIAM MALCOLM HORNBUCKLE, IR. Entered from Murphy High, March, 19533 TOPQ Track 3, 4, 53 Basketball 33 Football 4, 53 Northside Best Block- er 43 Cogburn Trophy-Best Blocker City 53 All State Football 53 All Region Football 53 All City Football 53 Mixed Chorus 4, 5. ROBERT DOUGLAS HUBBARD VIIJPQ Track Team 23 Spanish Club 53 PASFAV -l, 53 Rille Team 3, 4, 53 Physics-Chemistry Club 53 ROTC Officers Club 53 Biology Club 33 Stamp Club 53 Bank Teller I3 Varsity Letter Club 3, 4, 5. MARY HART HUSTON REB: Library Stall 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Ad Club 2: Connnercial Club -l: Y-Teens 2: Mineral Club Pl: Junior Achievement -1: PASFAV +I, 5: Spanish Club 5: Arl Club 5. CHARLES JOH NSON lintered lrom Needhani-Broughton High School, Raleigh, North Carolina, lEl523 TOP: Viking' Stall' 53 Science Council 5: Latin Club 2, 33 Chemistry and Physics Club -l, 5: French Club -l, 53 Astronomy Club -1, 5. President 5: Biology Club 3. CORNIQLIA GOODE JOHNSON RAT: Home Room Treasurer 1: FHA I: Ballet Club 2: Latin Club 2, 33 Hank Hlorker l, 2, 3, Ll, 5: Gym Team 3: B Team Cheerleader 33 French Club 1l, 5: Bank Direc- tor fl, 5. LINDA LIZE JOHNSON lintered lrom XVashing'ton Seminary, l9523 ACIQ: Latin Club 2: Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Home Room Secretary 2: Y-Teens 2, 3: 'Biology Club 33 PASFAV -l: Spanish Club il: FHA 2, 5: Red Cross Representative 5: Art Club Secretary 53 Counselors' Aide -lg Office Aide 5: Pep Club 5: Sweetheart ol' Football Team 5: Elth Grade Tripod Beauty. Nl I Kli JOHNSON Entered Irom Grady High School, l95'l: RICH: 13 Team Football 2, 33 Hi-Y 3: Basketball lg liighth Football: Bank Stall' 33 Geology Club 4. TONILINSON FORT JOHNSON KAT: Rille Team 33 Hank Director -1-, 53 Nlilitary Officer 53 Red Cross Representative 3, sl: Latin Club 23 Physics Club ll: Biology Club 3: Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4: Best Drill Squad: Bank Teller 1: Bank XVorker 3, Al, 5. .rover Jomrik ACIQ: Red Cross Representative 3, 53 Nlajorette 2: Coni- mercial Club Al: Pep Club 1: Gym Ollice Assistant 3, -1, 5: Y-Teens 2: Girls' Chorus l, 3: Bank Teller 2, Al: Science Club l. CAROL DELKIN JON ILS KAT President 53 Student Council: Interclub Council: National Honor Society: Homeroom '1'reasurer Vice President 33 Rille Team 4, 5, Letter Ll: Viking' Stall' 53 lfrench Club Al, 5: Biology Club 33 Accompanist lor Mixed Chorus 3, il: Red Cross Representative 3, 41: Latin Club 2, 3: Library Assistant 2, 43 Bank Teller 3, Al: Representative lrom Northside to XVABIQ3 'l'1'g:1'r 'l'al1'.r Girl ol' the Month. NIUDY AIONES Entered lrom Ioe Brown High School, ISI53: ACE: Y-Teens Al: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, 5: Art Club 4, 5, President 53 FHA 3: Cym Assistant 33 Teaeher's Aide 5: Viking Stall' 5. MARKLEY LEE IONES, -IR. REB: B Team Trafk 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Physics and Chemistry Clubs 5: Biology Club sl: Spanish Club -I: Hi-Y 5: Homeroom Vice President I, 3, -I: PASFAV, sxxniu syoxus REB: Y-Teens President I, Treasurer 23 Ballet Club I, 2: Red Cross Representative 2, 4: Bank Teller 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 33 Ifrencli Club 4, 53 Biology Club 32 Homeroom President I, 2: Vice President 3: Treasurer 4. .IILDA VI RCIN IA JORDAN REB: Basketball I, 2, 3, Al, 5, Co-Captain 5: Representa- tive Senior 53 National Honor Society: Student Council 5: Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Y-Teens I, 2: PASFAV -I, 5: Spanish Club 53 Physics and Chemistry Club -I: FHA 1, 2, 3: Bank Teller 3, 4: Tennis Team 3, 5: .Iunior Achieve- ment fl: Latin Club 2, 33 CAA 2, 3, 4, 5. CAROLINE BALMER KELLY TOP: Chorus I: Counselor's Aide 4, 5: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3: Clinic' Aide 3: Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, Vice President: Bank Teller I, 23 Tiger TnIrf.s 53 Art Club fl. DONALD MORRIS KENNEDY REB: B Team Basketball 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 43 Track 2, 3, 4, 53 Hi-Y 5: Vive President Homeroom 2, 4: Caleteria Aide 4, 5: Biology Club 33 Physics and Chemis- try Club -I, FRANCES LOU ISE K I NC KAT: Chorus 13 Biology Club I: PASEAV I, 2: Spanish Club I: Commercial Club -I: Library Assistant 5: X - I eens l. KURT XV. KROSCHEL TOP: Chapter Chairman 5: H i-Y 4, 53 Vice President 5: Key Club 5: Homeroom President I, fl, Treasurer 2: Varsity Football fl, B Team 2, 3, Eighth Team Il Varsity Basketball 3, B Team 2, Eighth Team I: Varsity Baseball il. B Team 2, 3: Vilcing Stall' BRENDA MARY LAU Entered from Mt. Rose junior High School, York, Penn- sylvania, l9533 TOP3 Biology Club 53 .junior Achieve- ment 4, 5, Secretary 5, Vice President -I3 Red Cross Representative 5. CORNELIUS FISHER LAUBE TOP3 National Honor Society 5: Key Club 53 Hi-Y Club 53 General Science Club 33 Biology Club 33 Physics- Chemistry Club 53 Lab Assistant 53 Red Cross Represen- tative 5. BRANNON BARCLAY LESESNE REB3 Varsity Football 3, 4, 5, Letter 3, 4, 53 Varsity Track 2, -1, 5, Letter 2, 4, 53 B Team Baseball 3: Home- room President l, 3, 5, Vice President 4, Treasurer 2: Key Club 3, 4, 53 Hi-Y Club 4, 53 Latin Club 2, 3: Physics Club 53 Art Club 53 Gym Team l, 23 Representative Senior 5: Annual Representative 3, 4. CATHARINE ELISABETH LEXVIS Entered i'rom'Eastern High School, Louisville, Kentucky, September, l955: TOP3 Honor Society, Vice President 53 Spanish Club 5, President 53 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 53 Board ol' Directors ol PASFAV 5. LYNN LIGHTFOOT Entered from Grady High School, September, l9533 TOP3 Viking 53 French Club 4, 5: Ofhce Aide 53 Bank Teller 53 Y-Teens 3. SALLY PATRICIA LOGAN Entered from Christ the King High School, September, l9533 KAT3 Y-Teens 33 Drama Club 33 Biology Club 33 Swimming Team 3, 43 Connnercial Club 43 Girls' Chorus -l3 Spanish Club 43 PASFAV 43 Chemistry Club 53 Viking Stall 53 junior Achievement 4. LOUIS CHARLES LONG, VIR. TOP3 Track l3 Track Manager 2, 3, 4, 53 Letter 2, 3, 43 Cross Country Manager 2, 3, 43 Letter 53 Football Man- ager, Letter 53 B Team Basketball 33 Tiger Tales Feature Editor 53 Letter Club 2, 3, 4, 53 Spanish Club 53 Physics EQ Chemistry Club 43 C. City Oratorical XVinner 53 Homeroom Officer l3 Biology Club 33 Latin Club 2, 33 PASFAV 4, 5. GEORGE MARIENTHAL ACE: Cross Country 2, 3, 4, 5: Track Team l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Latin Club 2, 33 Spanish Club Al: Chemistry Club 5: Physics Club 43 Biology Club 3: Hi-Y Club 53 Officers' Club 53 ROTC OfHcer 53 Red Cross Representative 3, 4. NVI LLI A M OXFORD MARSHALL lirxilll Rifle Team 3, 43 Swimming Team 53 ROTC Ollicers Club 5. HAROLD HARBOUR MARTIN, -IR. RICB3 Hi-Y 4, 53 Viking Stall 53 -Ir. Civitan 52 National Honor Societyg Quill Xa Scroll 53 Gym Team Manager 2: Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Latin Club 33 Bank X'Vorker 3, 4, 51 Bank Director 4, 53 Photographer Club 43 Rille Team 3, -lg Library Assistant HOXVARD KING McC.XlN, IIR. RICBQ Co-President Student Body 53 Class President 3: Homeroom President I, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 4, 53 Inter-Club Council 53 Harvard Club Outstanding .Iunior Award 43 Football l, 3, 4, 5: Key Club 4, 55 Hi-Y I 5' Iatin Club 2 3' Secretar 2' C' m Te'm I 23 hy-,-yt dq,-, PASFAV 53 Senior Representative 53 Viking Stall ll, 5. ANNE LYNN MCCLAIN lintered from A'V2lSlllllg'IQOl1 Seminary in September, I9521 B Team Cheerleader 33 FHA 53 Biology Club 43 Latin Club 43 Y-Teens 23 Tumbling Team 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 43 Counselors' Aide 4: Ollice lVorker 2. BIARION LOIS NICCLIIRIC AClfl: Red Cross Representative 33 Science Club 3: Com, mercial Club 43 Basketball Aide 53 Y-Teens 2, 33 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3. PEGGY MCDONALD lintered from Druid Hills, I9553 ACL13 PASFAV 5: Tiger Tales 53 Spanish Club 5. GLORGIC li. McGRllfl , IR, lintered lrom Plant High, Tampa, lflorida, l955: ACIQ: Coll' Team. LILLIAN LLXVIS lXIcKliNZI li TOP: Basketball I3 Bank Teller I3 Gym Assistant 2, 3: Y-Teens 23 Homeroom Vice President 23 FHA 2, 3, 5: Spanish Club 53 PASl .XV 4, 53 Red Cross Representative 33 Science Club 5: Ollice Stall 5: Military Sponsor 3, Ballet Club 2, 3. CORNEILLE HARNETT MCREE Entered lrom North Fulton High School, IQ52: ACE: Y-Teens 2, 3: FHA 3, 4: Palateers 2: Biology Club 2: Girls' Chorus 5. PATRICIA ANNE M ICHAELS Entered from Christ the King, Atlanta, lSl52: RAT: Annual Representative 2: Cirls' Chorus 2, Fl: Mixed Chorus fl: Nutrition Aide fl: Bank Teller 41: Latin Club 2 3 lilLlHll Club 1 5 Vilin Still' 5 XTecns 7 5 .,.,. ,..,U.. .1 ..-s. , . . 1 , , i 5 L 1 . . ' . - -, . , Biology Club Ll: Ballet Club Fl: Counselors' Aide 2. Fi- Science Club 2. HENRY ll. MOOC KAT: Physics Club 4: Library Stall' 2: Spanish Club 3, Al: PASFAV 5, Ll: Science Club 2: Rille Team 3, 4, 5, Captain 5: Letter Club 3: Gym Team 2, 55: Officers' Club 5: Ad Club 2. ALEXANDER OCIJEN MOON, KIR. REI-S: Spanish Club 5, Library Assistant 4, 5: Member Best Drilled Company Military -l. CAROLINE DEAN MOORE Re-entered lrom Falls Church High School, lfalls Clnirch, Virginia, 1951: TOP: Y-Teens I: FHA -lg Schedule Aide 5. TALLULAH LAMAR NORTON Entered from AV2lSlllI1g'l0Il Seminary, September, N532 REB: REB Basketball Team 3, fl: Varsity Basketball Team fl, Al, Letter fl, 4: Latin Club 3: Biology Club AI: French Al, 5: Homeroom Bank Teller 5: l'z'!cz'ng Stall' 5. LOU ANN MULLINIKS Entered lrom Hillsboro High School, Nashville, Ten- nessee, l95?i: TOP: PASEAV Al, 5: Nutrition Aide 3: Counselors' Aide 5: FHA 5: Biology Club 5: Spanish Club 5: Spanish Representative to Language Day ll: Red Cross Representative 5: Y-Teens Fl: .junior Achievement -l. UIACQUELINE ANN MURPHY Entered lrom Crady High School, l95-l: TOP: Swimming Team Al: Hank XVorker -l: Bank Director 5: .junior Achievement, Vice President tl. 5. DEXVLY THIFR MAN NA BORS lintered lroin C. M. A., ISI523 ACF: Spanish Club 'll Rille Team 53 Science Club 2. FRANCICS VI RCIN IA N ICIIOLS TOP: Hoinerooni Vire President 31 Y-Teens I, 2, 33 Latin Club 2, P53 Spanish Club 53 PASFAV el, 5: Cirls' Chorus 21 FIIA I, 23 Cheerleader F53 Pep Club fi, 53 Mixed Chorus fl, il, 53 Biology Club F53 All State Chorus -13 Sfience Club 2. ALONZO MITCHELL NORRIS TOP3 lf'1'l:1'ng Stafl' 53 Physics-Chemistry Club 4, 53 Best Drilled ROTC Company in City 33 Biology Club 33 Rille Team 35, -I3 Latin Club 2, F53 Science Club 23 Best Drilled ROTC Platoon Ll. DOROTHY DODD OR M15 lintered from XVashington Seminary, I95I1 REB3 Y-Teens 2, 353 FHA 23 PASFAV3 Ballet Club 23 Biology Club fl3 Library Assistant 5. BERTRAN IJ MENDILL PARKS TOP: Hi-Y Club 53 -lunior Civitan 53 Varsity Football 3, -I, 53 Latin Club 2, 3: B Team Football 23 B Team Track 2, 33 Hoinerooin Viee President 2, Treasurer 3: ROTC Ofheer. BETTY -IEANENE PIZTREE Entered lroin Norview High School, Norlolk, Virginia, l95'lI ACE: Spanish Club 4, 53 Clinic' Aide -I, 5: Bank Teller 53 PASFAV Pl, 53 Annual Representative 4. DICK PETRFIQ LilllCI'CKl from Norview High School, Norlolk, Virginia, I9543 REB3 Military fl, 5. LAURA PHLLPS ACF: Latin Club 2: Frenrb Club el, 5: Biology Club 3: .Iunior Achieveinent, Sales Manager '13 Cirls' Chorus Fi, -lg Y-Teens I. 2g Teachers' Aide 53 FHA Club 2. CLARIL BUISFEUILLET PITTNIAN ACF, Chapter Chairman 55 Representative Senior 53 Top Teen ol' the XVeek -l5 ROTC Ballation Sponsor 3, 45 Tiger Tales Stall' -I3 AIKIJTIISIIIII? News Correspondent 53 Student Council 3, 45 Annual Representative 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 French Club 4, 55 Latin Club 2, 35 FHA 23 Tieasurer ol' Cirls' Chorus 25 Y-Teens 2, 33 Homeroom Treasurer. MARY LYNNE PLU IXIB TOP5 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 FHA l, 25 Girls' Chorus 23 Latin Club 2, 35 Biology Club 33 Mixed Chorus 45 Bank Teller 4, 55 PASFAV 4, 55 Spanish Club 55 l'z'L'ir1g Stall 55 Secretary Physics-Chemistry Club 5. NIARIIQ SUE POSNIQR TOP5 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 French Club 4, 55 Bioloffy Club '7 3, 4, Secretary 35 FHA I, 25 Art Club 53 Bank Teller I, 3, 45 Nutrition Aide 35 PTA Representative l, 3, 45 Ballet Club I, 23 Latin Club 3, 45 Teachers' Aide 45 Red Cross Representative 25 junior Achievement 33 Taltle 'l'nlr'.s' I, Co-liditor. C. XROLYN PATRICIA POTTS ACIL5 Y-Teens 2, 3, Secretary 35 FHA 23 Latin Club 2, 3: Tennis Team 35 Biology Club -lg Library Aide 4, 55 Art Club 53 'rl-g'I'l' Tales Staff 5. H UCH PRYOR ACF: Football I5 Basketball I5 B Team Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Hi-Y Club 5. KIANIICS DUNCAN PULLFR, Ill RFB: Key Club 3, -l, 55 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 55 Biology Club 33 Physics Club 'I3 Latin Club 2, 35 Annual Representative I5 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Homeroom President 35 Pep Club 45 Cym Team l, 2, 3, 53 Track I5 Football B Team 25 Swimming Team I5 Student Council 3. ROBERT li. LEE RADFR TOP: Cym Team 2, 5: Chemistry Club 55 Physics Club 45 Biology Club 35 Nutrition Aide 55 Oilife Stall' I5 Best Drilled ROTC Platoon 4. CATH IQR I Nli RAKESTRANV Entered from Bass High School January, l9525 RILB5 FHA 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 33 Biology Club 45 Spanish Club 55 PASFAV 4, 55 Girls' Chorus 55 Bank X'Vorker 2, 4, 5. EDXVAR D LOUIS RAND REB, Chapter Chairman 53 Spanish Club 3, 43 Track -l, 53 Hi-Y 53 Key Club 53 Gym Team l, 2, 33 Homeroom Vice President l3 Letter Club 3, fl, 53 Physics and Chem- istry Club 4, 53 Biology Club 3: Pep Club 53 PASFAV 3 l . , . FR EDERIKA RAPP REB: Girls' Chorus l, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Latin Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 53 PASFAV Ll, 53 Tiger Tales 53 Bank Teller 53 Fellowship Council 53 Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Rille Team 4, 53 Library Assistant l. BEVERLY KATHRYN REYNOLDS KIAVTQ Latin Club 2, 33 French Club 4-3 Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Art Club 53 Biology Club 43 Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Bank XfVorker 2, 3, 4, 53 Bank Director 4, 5. ,MARY ANN ROGERS RIEBQ Y-Teens 2, 33 Latin Club l3 Biology Club 43 French Club 4, 53 Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Ollice Staff 4, 5. ROBERT SYI ,VESTRE ROSENTHAL REB3 Physics and Chemistry Club 4, 53 Astronomy Club Ll, 53 Homeroom Red Cross Representative 43 Lab As- sistant 5. YVILLIAM HOLT SANDERS REB3 Gym Team I3 Track Team l, 2, 3, 4, 53 B Team Basketball 33 Varsity Basketball 53 Key Club3 National Honor Society 53 Student Council 53 Hi-Y 53 Homeroom President 53 Representative Senior 5. GARY SCHULER Entered from Euclid High School, Cleveland, Ohio, March, 19533 ACE: Chemistry Club -13 Spanish Club 2, 31 Hi-Y 4, 5, Treasurer 53 B Team Football 33 Home- room Ollicer 53 Track 33 Varsity Football 43 Letter cllLlllQ Key Club 5. AN ITA SU E SENT ER YINCJPQ Red Cross Representative l, 23 Animal Represen- tative l: Latin Club 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Flag Twirler 33 Spanish Club 53 PASFAV 4, 53 Schedule Aide 53 FHA 23 Y-Teens 2, 33 junior Achieve- ment 33 Biology Club 43 Nutrition Aide 3, 4. ELIZABETH R UT I-IERFO R D SEYD EL REB: Bank Teller 3, 55 Bank Director -I, 55 Cashier 55 Student Council 55 Pep Club -I, 55 Latin Club 2, 35 French AI, 55 Red Cross l, 2, 35 President 25 Representa- tive Senior: 'l'1iger Tales 3, 4, Feature Editor 4: Home- rooni Ollicer I, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA LYNN SHEPPARD TOP5 Mixed Chorus 25 Art Club 4, President -I5 l 'flc1'11g Stall, Co-Editor 55 National Honor Society 55 Student Council 5: Y-Teens 2, 35 French Club 4, 5, Treasurer 55 Cheerleader 25 Girls' Gym Team 25 Quill IQ Scroll 55 Homeroom Vice President 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Represen- tative Senior LINDA SIMS TOP5 Student Council 55 Vl'k7'7Ig Stall' 55 Girls' Rille Team 4, 55 French Club 4, 55 Latin Club 2, 35 Honor Roll I, 45 Bank Teller 45 Schedule Aide 4, 55 Y-Teens 2, 35 Biology Club 35 Annual Representative 35 Swimming Team I, 25 FHA I, 25 Homerooni Treasurer I5 -lunior Achievement 3, -I-, Secretary-Treasurer -I. THONIAS EDXVARD SINIS REB: Cross Country Team l, 2, 3, -I, 55 B Team Track I, 25 Varsity Track 3, 4, 55 Latin Club 2, 35 Chemistry- : 1 Ihysics Club AI, 55 B Team Basketball L. LER A SIN GLETO N REB5 Science Club 25 Dramatics Club 35 Soltball 35 Library Aide 35 Y-Teens 25 Swimining Team 3. ELEANOR SMITH Entered from Xlfashington Seminary, I9525 ACE5 Home- room Ollicer 25 Annual Representative 35 Red Cross Representative 3, 5, President 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Clinic Aide 2, 35 Teachers' Aide 4, 55 French Club 4, 55 Tiger Tales 45 Assistant Bank Teller 55 Hi-Y Sponsor 25 Military Sponsor 2, 35 Sponsor ol Football Team 35 Sweetheart ol' Football Team 4. FRAN K STEPHEN SNIPES Entered from XVest High School, Knoxville, Tennessee, I9545 R EB5 Hi-Y -I, 55 Key Club 4, 55 Varsity Basketball 4, 55 Annual Representative 5. VIRGINIA MUIR SOMERVILLE REB5 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, 5, All State and City Chorus 45 Basketball I5 Library Assistant I5 Oflice Aide 3, 4, 55 Bank Teller 35 PTA Representative 45 Pep Club I5 Latin Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 55 PASFAV 4, 55 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 FHA I, 25 Biology Club 4. vw- - 7 , UIOH N CURTIS STATON R EB, Basketball I, 2, 3, 5, Football lg Biology Club 31 Latin Club 2, 33 Spanish Club fl, 53 Physics Club fl, Chemistry Club 53 Hi-Y 5: -lunior Civitan 5: 'figev' Tzzles 5: Reb Club Volley Ball Team 3, 4, 5, PASFAV 4. -IAN ET STEINBRUECCE KATQ Pep Club Ig Y-Teens I, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 5, Latin Club 2, 3, Biology Club 4, Red Cross Representative 2, 3: Cirls' Chorus I, 2: Science Club I, 25 Swimming Club 2, 3: Ballet Club I, 23 Counselors' Aide 2. PAUL STUIJER Entered lrom NVoodr0w I'Vilson High School, Long Beach, Calilornia, l955, REB, Varsity Football 5. I MOCEN E TALLEY KATQ Swimming Team 2, 31 Spanish Club 53 Chemistry and Physics Club 5: Y-Teens I, 2, 33 Homeroom Secretary 33 Basketball lg FHA I, 2: PASFAV 4,51 Latin Club 2, 32 Red Cross Representative Al: Olhce Aide 5: Library Assistant I, -l. CAIL ANNE TANSILL ACE, Girls' Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain-Letter 3, 4, PASFAV 4, 5, Spanish Club 55 Swinnning Team I, Captain lg Latin Club 2, 3, Basketball I3 Tennis Team 3, 4, 5, Letter 3, 4, 5, Ballet Club 33 Varsity Swimming Team 23 Y-Teens I, 2, FHA 2: Most Improved Forward Award fl. ANTHONY LEN NON THEBAUT ACE, Latin Club 2, 33 French Club 4, 5, President 5: Science Club 2 'I' Bo s' Chorus I' Mixed Chorus 2 3 51 . - J , A , y , , I , ., Student Council I3 ROTC Ollicer 53 Neatest Private 3, Best Drilled NCO fl. LOUISE THONIPSON ACE3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, ll: Art Club 53 Ad Club 2. LAUREL GREY THOIXIPSON Entered lrom North Fulton High School, I952g TOP: Y-Teens I, 2: Latin Club 2, 3: FHA 3, -1: Biology Club 2: Girls' Chorus I. CATHERINE HUNTER TISON REB, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Cha Jter , l Chairman 5: Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, -I: Red Cross Representative I, 2, 3, -I: Swimming' Team 2: Inter-laith Fellowship Council 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: French Club -I, 5: Bank Teller 4, 5: Cheerleader 2, 3, 5, Captain 3, 5: 'l'1'g'r'r Tales 3, 4, Circulation Manager 3: Animal Representative 4: Teachers' Aide 5: ROTC Sponsor 3: Sponsor ol' Football Team 5: Representative Senior 5. ANN TRINIBLE ACE: Library Assistant I, 5: Homeroom President I, 2, Treasurer 3: Basketball I, 2: FHA 2, 5: Latin Club 2: Y-Teens 2, 3: Spanish Club 5: Biology Club 3: Clinic Aide 3: PASFAV 4, 5: Cafeteria Aide 2. KIUDY Tkov KAT: National Honor Society, Secretary 5: Quill and Scroll, President 5: Representative Senior 5: '1'1'g'f'r Tales 4, 5, Associate Editor 5: Junior Civitan 5: French Club 4, 5, Executive Board 5: Mixed Chorus 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Biology Club 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3: Bank Teller 2, 4: Library Assistant 3: -junior Achievement 3, Secretary 3: FHA I, 2: Basketball I. -IOHN H. VENABLE, -IR, Entered lrom Criflin High School, Crillin, Georgia, Sep- tember, I952: Band 2, 3, 4, 5: National Honor Society: -lunior Civitan 5: Astronomy Club -l, 5, President -I: Chemistiy-Physics Club 3, 4, 5, Vice President 3: Biology Club 2, 3: PhotographyClub 4: French Club -I, 5: l'1'f:1'11g 5: Science Club Council 4, 5: First Vice President Ceorgia .junior Academy ol' Science 5. AIOH N IVADIJELL Entered Irom Druid Hills High School, ISl54l: KAT: Audio Visual 4: ROTC Ollieer: Oflicers Club 5. JACK VERNON XVALZ ACE: President 5: Key Club 3, 4, 5, President 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Class President 4, 5, Vice President 3: Representative Senior 5: Varsity Football 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 5: Varsity Basketball 4, Letter 4: Varsity Baseball Letter 5: T Team Football 3: B Team Basketball 2, 3: B Team Baseball 2, 3: Spanish Club 4, 5: PASIVAV 3, 4, 5: Chemistry-Physics Club 4, 5: Homeroom President 3, 5, Annual Representative 4: ROTC Battalion Connnan- der 5. AIJELE VICTORIA IVARINC TOP: Library Assistant 2, 3, 5: French Club 3: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Annual Representative 4: Swimming Team I: Ballet Club I: FHA I, 2: Nlajorette 3, -I, 5, Letter -l: Biology Club SIANIIIEL EINVARD XVARREN ACE: Biology Club 2, 3: Physics Club 3, fl, 5: Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: PASFAV 3, 4: Bank Teller 3: Red Cross 4-: ROTC Ollicers' Club 5: Pep Club 2, 3: Ili-Y 5: Gym Team 2. RO BERT EUGENE WEBB Entered from Henry Grady High, September, I95-I: TOP: Chenristry-Physics Club 4, 5: Lab Assistant 5. GILMER GRATTAN AVESTON, AIR. TOP: Grade Chairman 2: Representative Senior: Key Club 5: Hi-Y 5: ROTC Ollicer 5: Ollicers Club 5, Presi- dent 5: Student Council fl, 5: Hoinerooni President 3, fl, 5: Chemistry-Physics Club 5, Vice President 5: Eighth Grade Basketball I: Football Manager' 2, 3: Tennis Teani Al, 5: Latin Club 2, 3: Cafeteria Aide Al, NINA XVILKERSON TOP: National Honor Society 5: V1ikf11g5: French Club 11, 5: Chemistry-Physics Club 11: Hoinerooni Treasurer fl, Vice President 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Girl's Chorus I, 2: Basketball Teani I: FHA I, 2: Bank Teller 3. BARBARA -IANE XVILLI A IXIS ACE: Eighth Grade Basketball I: Y-Teens I: Science Club 2: Library StaII 2: Military Sponsor -I: Commercial Club Treasurer l: Schedule Aide 5. STEPHEN LOUIS XVILLIAMS REB: Cross Country I: Biology Club 3: Physics-Cllenr istry Club Al, 5: Mixed Chorus 2, 5, President 5: Bank Teller 2, 3, Al: Annual Representative 5: Viking Stall' 5: National Honor Society 5, Parliarnentarian 5: Schedule Aide 5: Latin Club 2, 3: Astronomy Club 3, 4: Military, Best Drilled Company 3: General Science Club 2, DOANE MeKlNSTRY XVILSON KAT: Eighth Grade Football Teani: Varsity Basketball Teani 2: Key Club 3, Ll, 5: Spanish Club 4, 5: Caleteria Aide I, 2, 3, fl: Hi-Y fl, 5: Treasurer ol' Honierooin 3, 5: Hi-Y Council President 5. VIRGINIA ELLEN XVISE Entered Ironi Lamar High School, Houston, Texas, Sep- teinber, IQ53: TOP: Tennis Teain 3, -I, 5: Basketball Teain 3, 4: Y-Teens 3: Biology Club 3: French Club Al, 5: Spanish Club 5: PASI AV 5: Letter Club 3, ll, 5: Student Council 5: Top Basketball Teain 3. ANNE XVOODRI I Iflf TOP: Latin Club 2: PASFAV 4, 5: Spanish Club 5: Bank Director 4, 5: Bank Mlorker I, 2, 3, II, 5: 'l'1'ger Tales 3: Girls! Chorus 3: Ballet Club 2, 3: Art Club 5: Gyin Assistant 2, 3. 'TL LORELLEE XVRIC HT Entered from Pierce Junior High, Grosse Pointe, Michi- gan, March, 19533 TOP: Y-Teens 33 Counselors Aide 3: FHA 43 PASFAV -1, 53 Spanish Club 5: Biology Club, Secretary-Treasurer 5: Library Assistant L13 Teacher Aide fl, 5. ROBERT LAFAYETTE YVRICHT Re-entered from Sewanee Military Academy, l9533 ACE3 Chapter Chairman 5, Ticket Chairman 53 Class Vice President 5, Secretary -13 Key Club 4, 5, Vice President 5: Hi-Y 53 Homeroom President Ll, 53 V1'k1'11g Co-Editor: Quill and Scroll 53 Coll Team 2, 53 B Team Basketball 23 Representative SClllOl', Pep Club 53 French Club '13 Student Council 11. PAUL B. YOST Entered from Cordon Military College, Barnesville, Georgia, January, 19551 TOP. LIDA VOIGT YOUNG TREE, Tattle Tales Stall, Business Manager 13 Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Science Club 23 Biology Club 43 PASFAV 113 PTA Representative 33 Latin Club 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Tiger Tales 33 Viking' 53 Ballet Club 23 FHA 53 Bank Teller 53 Bank Director L1, 5, President 5. SUMMER SENIORS ROBERT AIOEL REYNOLDS KAT3 B Team Baseball 33 junior Achievement 23 Mem- ber Best Drilled Company in City, ROTC 3. YVILLI.-XM HILL SIKIPSON TOP3 Gym Team l, 23 Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Art Club -1, 5. :F A ww r i W vig.: -. In --,-- ,,.:.: Z. :gg ..., G IN MEMORIAM SARAH HUGHES EVERETT December 28, I938-Ocfober 30, I955 Beloved Member of fhe Class of i956 40 E class nf 1957 Q JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS Seated: Harry Handley, Henry Maddox, Curtis Beavers, Mike Thomas. Standing: Charles Howard, Jimmy Murrey. Not pzctured: Tommy Burns. mm D-2 First row: Elizabeth Rary, Betty Pirkle, Betti Greever, Anne Weidinger, Bar- bara May, Sandra Smith, Sandra Lanier. Second row: Patsy Jones, Pat Critzke, Susan Steinbruegge, Nancy Lyman, Sandra Ellcnburg, Shelby Beav- ers, Debra Harris, Bob Wilson. Third row: Anne Holden, Nell Johnson, Den- ny Arrington, Harry Handley, Kenneth Levin, Bill Prewitt, Larry Chester, Tiny Williamson. Last row: Mr. Spencer, Brent Filson, Henry Maddox, Keith Kirwan, Billy Folsom, Buzzy Cowart, Alan Rosenthal. Not pictured: Don Ewalt, Harold Grubbs. 'L tx-.xii-i ll' it' ,S ...M D-I First row: Tim Mullins, Sally Bartoo, Nancy Cowart, Babs Rado, Jeanne Cheely. Second row: Shirley VVilson, Betty Brady, Evelyn Thompson, Carol Levengood, Caroline Jacobs, Ann Fer- ris, Mitch Staples, Jim Bell. Third row: Arthur NVick, Rick Madison, Tommy Brown, Majorie Duke, Owen Forrester, Janet Slay, Richard Tatum, Mrs. Shueing. Last row: Bob Buckley, Mere- dith Woodsp Sonny Todd, Eve Foy, Johnny Harris, Beth Fuller, Harry Handley, Betsy Redd, Jim Boardman. W7 ,. J A , .if- af Y D-4 ,Firsl row: Harriet McDaniel, Beverly Hampson, Rosalyn Levin, Marita Chil- ton, Lynn Phillips, Sara Maukin, Mar-- garet Nettles, Bettie Hightower, Linda Lee McClure. Second rozu: Betty Mil- ton, Peggy Hawkins, Pat Sanders, Eliza- beth Tufts, Arthur Mlilson, john Pitts, Gerald Patterson. Third row: Mrs. Hughes, Betty Dennis, Nancy Dague, Sandra LeShanna, Betsy Smith, Linda Paine. Last row: Arvel Ivie, Mike Thomas, Bill Bowen, Billy Nygaard, Carter Redd, John XVolfe. D-3 First row: Bill Bellinger, Dick Werner, Vicky Norwood, Robert Sharp, Billy Allen. Second row: Mr. Vocalis, Alice Bates, Claudia Foster, Rose Ann Mul- lins, Carole Matthews, Cookie North- cutt, Brenda Mohr, Beth Hutto, Pat Martini, Lois Chambers, Kit Lavender. Third row: jackie Tindol, Sandra Clower, Nancy May, Martha Lowry, Ann Newsome, Dale Jacobs, Brenda Meltz. Fourth row: jimmy Carson, Curtis Beavers, Lolnny Koff, Louis Dupin, Ken Hurt, Bill Farr, Neal Rich, Ed Nutting. ... - r D-5 First row: Cordon Beckham, Lane Young, Howard Fisch, Charles Howard, Stanley Lamb, Beverly Kitchens, Jan Perry, Miss Hutchinson. Second roru: Marie Power, Margerie Rosenstein, Laurie VVillis. Third row: Linda Lay- field, Virginia Eison, Kelley William- son, judy Leibold, Myra Clark, Kathy Thrower. Fourth row: Lefty Ewing, Iohn Dunlap, Celia Sibley, Judy Seay, Lola Albright, Libby Chaplin, Kay Burton. Las! row: Billy Armstrong, Bill Riley, Ted Thranhardt, Marvin Tid- well, Joyce Owens. D-6 First rrmu' Bobbie Jean Jett, Dale .-Xvartl, Rirkie Hunken, Ronnie Coct- tinger. Srrmirl razv: Vickie Mulliniks, Mary Norris, Jane NVagnon, Susan Dimocrk, Dianne Bridges, Max Staples. Third wmv: Mrs. Thomas, Janet Cohen, Sally Shefhcld, Bettie Croover, Mike Adams, Margaret Price, Tom Crouse, joe Jackson. Fourth rozv: Larry Rein- hardt, Bill Baker, Don Byers, Billy Johnson, Tommy Burns, jimmy Adams, Jack Brorksmith. N01 j1irt1lred.' Lee Hamilton, Don Johnson, Charles Tay- lor, Brenda Smith. Q7 Iii! 2 ggi! 'UU' li gil A fi 5 'ii if ' fp! , Y I N. A X00 'X , 0+ VC 4 'F D-7 First rouu' John Baker, Bill Simpson, Conk Conkin, Robert Reynolds, Ronald Major. Second row: jimmy Murray, Eunice Swift, janet jones, YValter Fink, Bill Garrett, Linda janss, Margaret Godwin. Third row: Gloria Stanley, Robin Miles, XValter XVingheld, David Fuller, Dwight Sheftall, Ruth Webb, Robert Thompson, Luciellen Maddox. Fourlh row: Susan Michaels, Elizabeth Bost, Becky Strickland, Anne Lee, Shirley Etheridge, Joyce Beauchamp, Carol Chambers, Jane Cheely, Harriet Underwood, Not pictured: Dixie lid- wards. Our manager af Lx as C-I First rout: Dotty Claiborne, Jean Ben- net, Ann McMichael, Dot Paine, Joyce Power, Vera Metzel. Second max' liarly Crew, Patty Buck, Charlene Holloway, Jeanie Cates, Modree lXlajor, lillen Sorenson, Miss Julia Newton. 'Third rozu: Dick Hicks, Glenn Ulrici, XVyche Fowler, Steve Salzberg, Juanita Mlages, Mary Conkin, Libby Green, Vickie McNatt, Peter Bohn, Bobby Rice, Billy Grigsby. Fuurilt rozu: Jimmie Fleming, Ken Jones, Stanley Robinson, Billy Rushin, Neil Stiemke, Porter Morgan, Lynn I,aBuclcle. Not piftured: Philip Nippert, Richardson Henclly, Elizabeth Quattlebaum, Betty Johnston. SOPHGMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Seated, left to rigltt: Billy Rushin, XVar- ren Overstreet, Linda Stevens, Steve Sty- ron. Standing: Sandy Brener, Linda Venable, Bill Smith, Tommy Adams, Scott Wilkenson. class nf 1953 C-2 First row: Fred Stoller, Janice Fletcher Dottie Warnock, Sara Jane Lennard, Carole O'Hern, James Dennisson. Sec- ond rmv: Chester Graham, Elizabeth Hutto, Bolling Puller, Jolyn Chastain, Marcia Bartoo, Peggy O'Neal, Jean VVeems, Third row: Coach Palmer, Nancie Sill, Bea Foote, Judy Holt, Susan Branch, Susan Clayton, Sue Wills, Jack Sharp. Fourth row: Harry Lange, Fred Rudder, Gene Craig, Mike Petree, John Wirtz, Warren Overstreet, Cal Parker, Chuck Lines, Williatn Brantley. Fifth row: Clark Hornbuckle, Jim Hauser. Not pirturrd.' Hank Ogden. 1 C-3 First row: Linda Edwards, Ben De- Ma o Linda Steyens Sheila Mattison Charlotte Reeves, Richard Daley. Sec- ond row: Anne Freeman, Pat Whitson, Ginny Wfilhoit, Frances Massengale, Sylvia Andrews, Mary Ann Dickey. Third row: Helen McKinney, Judy Gearhart, Dolores Manous, Judy Fur- ry, Betsy Cearon, Ann Evans, Lois Crook, Mary Anne Connerat, Tommy Jones, Miss XVhiteman. Fourth -row: Ralph Tummerman, Tommy Pierce, Beverly DuBose, Bobby Meredith, Roy Roberts, Stanley Gann, Billy Black, Ralph Eberhart. mr-gv'-J-Q .-' '-,A t- f C-5 First row: Jimmy Daniel, Becky Grid- ley, Pat Driver, Harriet Hopkins, Karen Buice, Renay Rosenblum, John Shand, David Bridges. Second row: Ruth Knight, Rena Johnson, Kate Marien- thal, Anne Benson, Lynn Bearden, Ruby King, Susan Morse, Clare Lee Holtzendorf, Pat Tignor. Third row: Nancy Bynum, Eddie White, John Irvin, Howard Brunner, Tommy Ed- wards, Sandy Bremer, Alex Sifford, Richard Burnette, Neil Paine, Betty Poole, Dudley Casey, Brenda Drake, Janet Smith, Robert Madison, Miss Binns. Not pictured: Raymond Brown. C-4 First row: Skippy Jones, Betty Branchg Pam Johnson, Nan Rose Hammock, Kay Horton, Delene Johnson, Second row: Nancy McCormack, Patricia Vfoodruif, Ann Perkins, Mary Lee Gold, Melinda Smith, Coker Appleton. Third row: Harry Brown, Paul Garten- house, Bucky Ferebee, Elaine Hunter, John Coulborn, Bill Durrett, Bond Almand, Steve Styron, Julie Stokes, Bill Darby, Jimmy Palmer, Caryl Lenahan. On car: Herman Dixon, Mickey Eyes, Jim Gray. Not picturerl: Virginia iVil- borne, Virginia Cree, Penn Crockett. Wvrwj 45 4' l r i l l V C-7 First rrmu' Penny YVinpenny, Yolanda Stephens, Sue Mills, Judy Burge, San- dra Teem, Venetia Johnson, Betsy Goodwin, Kathy Barnett, Joanna Gar- rard, John lVollT. Second row: Mrs. Medford, Betty Anne Finley, Judy Hanson, Brenda Alberson, 'lVinky Dim- ock, Elaine Burnett, Catherine Ficklen, Linda Loss, Nannette Rapp, Scott Ru- tan, Third row: Henry Sams, John Pruitt, Bill Dixon, Ralph Bradley, Leon llfilliamson, Bill Smith, Macky O'Connor, Denny XVebh. Not pirlured: Carl Moor. C-6 First row: Richard Colucci, David Weisiger, Page Varner, Suzy Kincheloe, Ann Coulon, Corky De Saussure, Max- ine Pettit, Connie Tolbert, Second row: Miss Carswell, Robyn YValsh, Janet Wyman, Hermoine Davis, Linda Vena- ble, Linda Hunt, Maxine Arnold, Ce- cilia Caton, Mary Simmons, Caro-lyn Born. Third row: Jim Foster, Murdock Clyburn, Harold YVells, Bill Tidmore, Steve Thomas, Rodney Beardon, Bobby Paul. Not pictured: Shelly Charles, John Fasoldt, Paul Habicht, Connie Holland, Doug Hooks. A I 'cf C-8 First row: Tom Marshall, Ernest Woot- en, Jimmy Simmons, Charles Reitz, Albert Anderson, Lindsey Coffey. Sec- ond row:A Coach O'Quinn, Elizabeth Stafford, Linda Hobson, Helen Davis, Sandra Gay, Jo Anne Bagley, Jo Ander- son, Pam Rapp, Jackie Smith, Jonee Fine. Third row: John Ferguson, John Bowman, Ralph Slay, Bill Graves, Hugh Sams, Paul Holmes, Ronny Cros- by, Mary Ann Dilcher, Julius De Give, Marilyn Young, Ed Tuck. Not pic- tured: Tommy Adams, Claudia Foster, John Matthews, Sally Rosebush, Vir- ginia Ann Stockard, C-9 First rmv: Betty YVebb, Judy Shartzer, Nancy Stovall, Patricia Hogan, Nonnie Davis, Gail Conn, Charles Randonis. Second row: John Regensburg, Christy Sheffield, Hilda Cook, Andrea Lau, Sara Peters, Hayes McNIillen, Elizabeth Rhoads, Alan Lisenby, Richard Quin- nelly. Third row: Tinsley Jackson, Paul Williams, Billy Fitch, Nancy Peterson, Susan Smithfield, Bob Garstin, john Childress, Richard janss, YValter Dur- den. Fourth row: Bennie Ridings, Richard Moser, Bill Eastland, Sam Kendrick, Scott VVilkinson. Not pic- tured: VVillia1n Heinig. 'WZ if 'QP' kv , high ly I , V 4 t tf fe , st l G Q 1 . .. . Q' ' .7 Q B , N 3 2 fri., 4 .fr t--- f N' , L it JB ,J 4, N QW: . , i I ,Wt x ., at , - I 1' 31 ,311-pu ,Ns i sisssi iiiii i ft J 'tti Tai iisi A fi B ' tw' it,,tt f A ' I ' iffwif. .vfzit 4 ' 'll' , 5 I i ' t , . ,'- ' . . K W' v ffflf ,imf vt fi KW? ,,,,Q sfffefayf M4 st R R ,LA '-': it t .- V6 .'f'fs+-Aswf 1 ' A My ,if ,T f sa. Vive VG, Egg f B i , X 4 ' ' ' 1 ft., ,, V .F ,yf ,, L I If ff 4. ' , W X t - R X 47 hyx G' K... B-I First row: Norma jean Wilson, Dorothy Edwards, Charlotte King, Anne Turner, Linda Hitchens, Steve Lokey. Second row: Darla jean Ellison, Maureen Gra- ham, Barbara XVatkins, jackie Kinche- loe, Anne Rankin, Martha Hurt, Shar- lene Poteele. Edward Eison, Miss Ouida Northcutt. Tlzird roziu' Marie Lynn Hunken, Sandra Collins, Means Davis, Steve Shoemaker, Vic Aderhold, Lady Jernigan, Richard Allen, Larry Hansen, Tom Macflary. Fourth rozu: Gerald Givens, Robert Randall, Lee XValkcr, Curtis Miles, joe Wesley, Roy Hlil- liams, George Missbath, jere Black- welder. No! 11lI'fll?'6!i.' Paul jones. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Seated: Tom NlacCary, Bobby Kirkland, Hank Lesesne, Karen Knowland. Stand- ing: Clyde Brooks, Grant Carter, Bill Bartee, Betty jones. No! pirtzzred: Bill Castleberry. class nf 1959 B-2 First rozv: Margaret Hlardle, Frances Hicks, Linda Owens, Carol Cowan, Barbara Martin, Margaret Moibley, El- len Talley. Second row: Jo Ann Goins, Annie Smith, Diane Howe, Jane Mar- tin, Betty Hlilson, Barbara Hasell. Third row: Glenda Black, Pat Haw- kins, Bucky lNIundorfT, Bill Castleberry, Wilfred Castleberry, Billy Kelly, Steve Craig, Laurence Freant, Tonie jones, Pagey Johnston, Fourth row: David Long, Mrs, Blackwclder, Jim Black, Nicky Cooper, Carlton Bailey, Jack Tarver, Bruce Donnelly, Scott Haugh. Not pictured: Nancy Dedcchuneit, Gowie Goldsmith, Wlilfred McCravy, Pat Sheehan, Sammy Paris. B-3 Fronl rozu: john Adams, Ann Randall, Linda Redmond, Maxine I.o-ng, Judy Fox, Mzxdolin Pcrling, Hleesa Coe, Charlene Center, Sally Johnston. Sec- ond mum' XVinkie White, Debbie Bill- ings, Sally McCormack, Linda Young- blood, Judy Ford, Mayo Pournelle, vviillllll lVellings, Mrs. Logan. Last row: Bobby Kirkland, Frances johnson, Judy Schoen, Buster Kile, Gene Bes- siere, john YVatt, Don Calloway, jim Herner, Bill Dunson, john IJeXVitt. N01 fliflll-l'6l'l.' Jimmy Gregory, Ken Sheppard, Rachel Smith. 'Ea' B-5 First row: Gladys Bell, Kathleen Grie- semer, jane Price, Susan Redd, Ellen Hodgson, Carole Ashmore, Margaret Lindsay, Claude May. Semnn' row: Carolyn Hlilliams, Valerie Arthur, Clara Dodd, Virginia Turner, Bebbie Thrower, Karen Nolan, Peggy Mc- Guire, Jean Sassbee. Third rozv: Larry Zaglin, Jimmy Ellenburg, Bobby Saun- ders, Jack Carroll, joel Addison, Rob- ert Reeves, Carl Ivy, Mrs. BAVZIICYS. Last row: 'I'om'Farr, Paul Herndon, Paul Hollowell, jimmy Gladden, Ricky Hampson, John XVhitley, Dale Baldwin. '-r -.J B-4 Fmnf row: Hank Lesesne, Frank Briggs, Kenneth Wlilliams, Phil Maddox, Blan- ton Smith, Jim Ehlers, Jell Hill, Struth- ers Edgar. Second mzu: Mike Hudgins, Melissa Baird, Ann Stevens, Virginia Grifhn, Rosemary YViley, Linda Jarrett, Lynne Haddock, Carol Nixon. Third row: Mrs. Anchors, Ruth Unger, Joan Eason, Molly Baker, Mary Tidwell, Linda Sanford, Caroline Marrow, Mar- cia Dew, Edna Brown. Last row: Dick Horne, Ross Fields, Pete Henson, Jerry Ney, Jim Simmons, Bob Bostick. N01 pirlured: Vicki Vasen. B-7 First row: Bill Talbot, Bonnie Bowie Donna Donaldson, Margaret Foote, Betty Anne Steele, Beverly Cochran, Pat Smith. Second rout' Sherrill iVil- kinson, Charlotte Coker, Lee Murray, Martha XVolfe, Marion Trest, Martha Medford, Tom Kelley, Third row: Saxon Kane, James Jackson, Bob Hol- man, Bob Gaylord, Larry Mc'Glesky, Ben Statham, jack Salman, Dennis Strickland, Gene Hawkins. Fourth row.' Steve Boston, Scott Seydel, Steve Ball, Mac Boozer, Tommy XVells, Harry Blumenthal, Grant Carter. Not pie- tured: Catherine Brown, Libba Brown, Peggy Steiner. -'--qug-1- B-6 First row: Gaye Boardman, Jean Bar- ron, Joan XVilliams, Andria Springer, Lynn Taylor, Gail Thurman, Stephen Garrett. Second row: Roy Kile, Mary Ann Latz, Johnny Stevens, Ann Harris, Bonnie Brooks, Nelle Croom, Joan Avent, Hilda Hutto. Third row: Mrs. Chesna, Colby Scott, Donny Smith, Lenora XVise, Sandra Byrd, Eddie Green, Bruce Chambers, Sarah Keene, Anne McDonald, Tom Fulghum. Fourth rozv: Bill XVhorley,-Clyde Brooks, John Hartrampt, Mike Broaclbear, Henry Everett. N01 pictured: John Copeland. l li. ff 5 50 B-8 First row: Mary Lamar Bowden, Ce- cilia Timmons, Jo Anne Rader, Phyllis Parramore, Susanne Nabors, Ann Davis, Suzanne Gibbs. .5'f'r0r1d rozv: Mrs. Mae- kintosh, Lilah Sherman, john Hallan- der, john Byers, Hlailm Thomas, Lin- da Hosea, Mfard O'Shea, Martha Jo Lewis, Sara Brown, Margaret Hurst, Ann Hardy, Jo Ann Kennedy, Suzanne Marsh, Third row: Bill Bartie, Lamar Lumtnus, Robin Miller, Dwane Stew- ard. B-9 First row: Keevin Heeney, Bill Castle- berry, Matt Howard, Ben Ferguson, Catherine Matthews, George johnson, Mark Lusink, Kathleen Cook, Barbara Stell, Anita Colluci, Mrs. Leary. Second row: jim Mason, jim Libby, Chastine Jones, Betty jones, Susan Nichols, San- dra Grey, Patricia Power, Sandra Tay- lor, Lynn Brauer, Carol Ruckclesehel, Lynn Alberts, Dianne Smith, Michael May. Third rout: Scott Brooks, Randy Thurman, Jessie Samples, Bonnie Jerni- gan, jill judkin, Mary Eleanor Paulk, Vinita Sherrell, Dan Byrd, Ranson Fasoldt. lips ' , vu ,. 'N' W- my y M., - ' Vu .ibm A-I First rozv: Gene Bell, Thompson Stan- ley, R. L. Tinclol, Sherry Daxis, Betty jo Nortlicntt, Debby Doherty, Pricilla Brigham, johnny Parmele, jinnny Jones. Second ruzu: Scott l'irnie, Clifl' Madison, Brenda Xl'ilkie, John Hop- kins, Jo ,Xnn Weems, Muffet Arp, Marilyn U'illiamson, Claire Martini, Irene Levy. Third mum' Brother Wolf, Steve Dixon, YVesIey YYise. Babs Rob- erts, Marcia Ingols, Ann lfarrell, Char- lann Mitchell, Susan Mcflrea. Fourlh row: Mitchell Howlett, Charles Eason, live Lowe, Bob Adams, Buddy Milton, Nancy Raley, Genie Morrison, Mimi O'Connor. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS First rozu: Claire Martini,Nancy Thomp- son, Lynn Perry, Stuart McDaniel. Ser- ond row: Alton Curtis, Lana Ball, .Io Ann Wferner, Georgene Hanes, Chatham Murray, Elliot Garber, Carol Brannen. class uf 1950 B A-2 First row: Tina YVark, Beverly Moo-re, Kathy Snow, Virginia VVaitt, Harriette james, Diane I,aBudde, Beth Curry, Susan Lennard. .S'r1'or1d rozu: Bobby Langer. Frances Milton, Muriel Farm- ' er, Judith Curbow, Penny Hlooten. Diane Morris, Bob Glenn, Nancy Thompson, Jerry Pinkerton, Miss Rob- ertson. Third mzu: Harold VVyatt, Ron- ald Nelson, David Spruill, Richard Hill, Linton Rary, joe Rich, Billy Roberts. Fourth wma' John Mfilbanks, Wvoody Reynolds, Claude VVills, Tru- man Holland, Allison Adams, Xvilliam Bailey, Charles Tiller, Cleve Ferguson. A-3 First row: Pamela Bates, Ritthard Haskell, Jane Shipman, Lynne Perry, Dana Lenahan, Virginia Smith, Nancy Stuart, Janice Mohr, Jeanne Heard. Second rozv: Diane Blair, Carol Mc- Clellan, Helen Grant, Brenelnwwells, Frances Kempton, Lydia Whitmire, Leslie Kemper, Marvin Day, Miss Gres- ham. Tlzirrl row: Linda Jenkins, Bever- ly Poss, Tommy Hill, Margaret Ann Craven, Linda Marks, Bob Sulzer, Roger Carlson, Melvine Clarke, Penny Armstrong, Penny Tison. Last row: Eddie Fallin, Larry Braden, David lVise, Wayne Moore, Gary Alberson, Larry Chaplin, Steve Rich, Ralph Clement. Not pictured: Paul Purvis. ,err is if C N .nd Rx A-5 First row: Dewey Johnson, Marky O'Callaghan, Jan McFarlane, Kather- ine Branan, Betty Poss, Carol Sharp, Kenny Crosby. Second row: Ronnie Smith, Alton Curtis, Kenneth WVages, Doug Kirby, Rusty Jones, Randall Barron, lValter Castles, Gordon Eason. Third row: Bob Boardman, Ann de Mayo, Judy Born, Bonneau Ansley, Bobby Rinzler, Bruce Winpenny, John Roberts, Roselyn Shropshire, Jane Rhodes, Wayne Pitts, Ann O'Hara Boswell. Last row: Elizabeth Mallard, Linda Williams, Gail Candler, Sandra Aufranc, Barbara Weston, Sandra Wise, Patty Robbins, Elaine Ogletree. First row: Emily Posner, Gail Hutto, Tina Huff, Opal Ethridge, Judy Glenn, Sylvia Xvatkins. Second row: Turea Thompson, Cynthia WVhitmire, Sally Anger, Celia Stewart, Carolyn Coker, Leslie Pitt, Dorothy Casey, Helen Loy- less, Linda Holland. Third row: Miss Faulkner, Cotton VVinston, Ronnie Willingham, Jimmy Baker, Delores Ott, Nancy Ledbetter, Bett Ann Aiken, Helen Nix, Ernest Phelps. Last row: Phil Capper, Scott Taylor, Bill Whita- ker, Dick Morgan, Stewart McDaniel, Bill Beckman, Emory Lanier, Eddie Sutter, Steve Marshall. 53 l l I Ln W' l l K -4.. , 5?ll'5, ' -ML, ,dr F? 4, , ---- l y.. fs it ,l A-7 First row: Susan Dunn, Nancy Black, Sue Anglin, Elizabeth Goldsmith, Glenn Gummere. Second rote: Karen Day, Elizabeth YVight, Larry Samples, Mike Dallas, Harrison Jones, Joe Martin, Jimmy Sosebee, Bobby Jackson, Alicia Saunders, Third rozv: Bobby Edwards, Becky Crayton, Elizabeth Liggin, Bren- da Gail Taylor, Jana Wlarner, Mary Power, Phyllis Parks, Marilyn Gold- smith, Buzz Lewis, Ben Shapiro. Fourth row: Jeanette Rolader, Joanne XN'erner, Bonnie Mefilay, Barbara Rary, Ernest Habicht, Andrea Moody, Martha Dunn, Jeri Gates, Janet Stanford, Miss Brum- below. ,wvl -an -ggi- A-6 First rmtu' Gary Samples, XVendx Slygh, Carol Williams, Mary Rosebush, Gwen- da Stiemke, Suellen Brandon, 'lerri Dobbs, Billie Marlowe. .Semntl rout: Gina Light, Shirley Adams, Herb Millkey, Ann Robertson, Lana Ball, Wanda Seagrayes, Johnny Basdett, Joan Coulborn, Ann Iyie. Third row: Miss Ellis, lilise Reinhard, Barbara Merlin, Karleen Habeek, Mike Kahn, Mercer Moncrief, Linda Clein, Alice Hay, Peggy lihrlieh, David Crockett. Fourth rout: Nan lVitherspoon', Joyce Boykin, Bill Culp, David Crane, Dixon Reeves, Hughes' Jackson, Skipper Reese, Sandy Sanders. Not jniftttrett: Don Bradley, Ann Smith. E1?7f1iL5'K5.w'f ' 7. .f --cv: . - - f- . P' A . ' ' su . . -- A-8 First row: Evette Hulsey, Leah John- son, Judy Henry, Sandra Chandler, Virginia Sosebee, Janet Hobbs, Geor- gene Hanes. Second rout: Ty Kelly, Jerry Brooks, Jimmy Hlalts, Nancy Styring, Medora Kise, Carolyn XVhite- sell, Betty W'ynn, Ronald Green, Ed- ward Croft. Third rout: Tommy Gird- ler, Larry Bearden, Kenneth Caldwell, Jimmy Strickland, Bill Tabb, Jack Green, John Martin, Joel Hill. Fourth row: Mr. Smith, Chris Nygaard, Rebe- kah Edwards, Kathryn Brougham, San- dra Barheld, Stewart lVeldon, Mit Fitz Simmons, Richard Hard, Betty Hughs, Garth Guen, Celia Charwin. Not in picture: Cynthia Hagood, Clara Ham- rick, Hugh Guthrie. A-9 First row: Glenda Beavers, Harriett Gilmore, Suzanne Askew, Leewood WVilhoit, Bett Vliley. Second row: VVyo- ma Pittman, Judy Hunter, Alice Adams, Ann Ezzard, Jan Kahn, Barbara Berry, Rita Jackson, Mary Staton, Lois Levin, Carol Cleveland. Third row: Carlton Johnson, Sam King, Danny Boland, Jimmy Young, Robert Leonard, Skippy Hansberger, Steve Bender, Roy Price, Peter Sommers, Mr, Groves. Last row: Kaye fllenburg, Bill XVerner, Jimmy Morton, Nancy VValker, Anne Tufts, Gwenn Bruce, Brenda Holcomb, Judy Kelley, Gail Horton, Chatham Murray. A-II First row: Aubrey Gentry, Larry Hess, Bunky Witham, Carole Brannon, Mimi Chatiic-ld, Diane Arrington, Millicent Bagley, Bobby Dennis, Allan Gold. Second row: Mrs. Nelson, Holston Rich, Leland Conn, Brooksie Jacobs, Frances Meyer, Pat Hawkins, Robert Brown, Jerry Rosser, George Delmare, Brenda Barnes, Mike Tarantino, Wen- dy Harsh, C. L. Chandler. Third row: Vickie Xvcbb, Red Williams, Gary Coleman, Bobby Fine, George March- banks, John Hardwick, Pete Craig, Ha- good Clarke. Not pictured: Mark Ham- burger, Carol Buckley, Frank Bobo, Wayne Christian, Raymond Cornwell A-I0 First row: Lala Myers, Denice Reed, Virginia Carnes, June Pittman, Joanne Pruitt, Elizabeth XVilliams, Marsha Clifton, Dianne Stark, Second row: Bobby Starnes, Eliot Garber, Madeline Smith, Curtis Severson, Buzzie Charles, Jeanette Moyers, Margretta Wells, Bobby Blackwell, Danny Palmer, Third row: Suzzie Paine, Elizabeth Holt, Mary Hurt, Jeanette Little, Sue Hayes, Linda Sykes, Jane Ayers, Connie Carroll, John Oakes. Last row: Larry McKinley, Bud- dy Levens, Tommy VVilson, Tommy Anderson, Neal Bushoven, Morris Ham- rick, Chuck Thom, Glenn Henderson, Bill McCoy. gimaiil? ,a 3 Eiigilat :wanna unreal i L,.,.... ,P S k ,.. ., iw Max ,. A A A Z gg A Vi 53 gf W .. X M Q k,.. .41 V n if i ' , ,S 1 5 i P7 N 4 ff' 5 'S' F 4,1 x, 3 : Q ff :z 1, y . t fi, ,b61, if 67 -6 'M ?r, 1 i3i 3 I :f if bbP'1gJ .10 3 r Ralf 7 ' 4 1 ' 1 ' 9 if , V V H' Iv! 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We LW ' tigers take nil again SCOREBOARD Griffin . ...... . 25- 0 Smith . . . ell- 6 LaGrange . ll- 7 Murphy . . 26- 0 O'Keefe . . . 27- 0 Bass .... . 34- 6 North Fulton . . 20-19 Sylvan .... . 27- 0 Wlest Fulton . . 26-14 Grady ............. 6- 8 REGION SAA PLAY-OFF Sylvan ............. 7- 6 NORTH GEORGIA SECTIONAL PLAY-OFF Rossville ............ I3-I4 fx a -L , Captains jack Wal: and Richard Higinbotham. Coaches Creel, Anderson, 0'Quinn, Palmer, Wilson. . s y 5 I Z -'w,,.-.--1 -J L J ,. ,,,b3,f Jw- , A X - ,f slit? M -1 ,, W Q 'Q ' ---w N, . . 5 X A ,,. ,M-, f 5 km,-qt ,L My I in K -. -- K N ,S 11' M ' -- we .pw-uf - J, 1 1 . y I , f. 4 -f -. ., f ffl -I 3' W X, , 494' . . A , e,dxfH,,r,.LQ, W , A , L K 1 - A M. ,L Richard Higginbotham, jack Walz, David Hinson, Brannon Lesesne, Charles Howard, Donald Ellenburg, Brent Filson, Steve Styron, Bert Parks, Bill Farr, Mike Thomas, Ed Nutting, Jim Harris, Howard McCain, Bill Hornbuckle, Sonny Todd, Bill Grigsby, Fred Brown, Kurt Kroschel, Gordan Beckam, Max Staples, Billy Black, Teddy Thranhardt, Robert Sharp, Pete Bauerle, Stanley Gann, John Ferguson, Curtis Beavers, Bob Buckley, john Baker, Jim Boardman, Paul Studer, Managers: Jerry Blumenthal, Charles Long, Raymond Brown, Macky 0'Connor. ,ax I n of ap ef k gifsagaae x- 2 .J ,I k a if ii' SJ? 5 E sf ..l. ,R , .I ' u A Mika - B 'ew '13 tal.,-A 'J -A ,, ' qv-2,31 . TLP- A 1 TJ ,. 12555. 7 A .43gsi-ii. . f :iff 2551411 1 . 1 . I , fkiigm A pu W y ,lg 1' - 'EV , ' l fkw- 1 . 1,5 FRED BRowN, Back g.fff4f CHARLES HOYNVARD, End Y 2 F he ,L RR if f 'f, A ff, W9 1,411 ' K?,i'3 Jr. X1 561 I fu 'J 'lw'i11' ff 5, lf ' 1 'Qtiflkwlil LV: Q1 'fi .J Z A fr af wrt-gf 1 N 3 . V17 Aft W 5,11 V5 is BERT PARKS, Tackle BILL HORNBIJCKLE, End Wim y I ,ii W,,,L.f -f , ,-.ttwly 1+ 1 'Elf-311' , is V H 'T JS' 1 , , . f A ., 1,--A. we wc' 'ng .. k,1'ff'5-' - NW' ,V 1. L A.- fw. 4 ' ' 90' JIM BUARDMAN, End AIIKE THOMAS, Bark IIM HARR1s, Tackle M ,N 3 . V ,, X L . ,-,mx5gi'f-wvgvv .. , A f.-Q' , T A1 'Va ,,,',kN.' ,'?w1 H, ' -1.l4'1f4 3.3 Lesesne snags another one against Sylvan. it ROBERT SHARP, Back REGIONAL 3AA PLAY OFF Northside, after beat- ing Sylvan 27 to 0 a few weeks earlier, found the going rougher as they edged out a 7 to fi vic- tory over the Bears. Mike Thomas sneaked two yards for the score and the all important extra point was Inztde by El pass from TllfbIH21S to 1511111- non Lesesne. I s ED NUTTING, Tafklg DAVID HINSON, Back ' a'i.e '1 STANL1-gy GANN, Back HOWARD NICCAIN, Center iyfi ,V A f DoN ELLENBURG, Back Q 7 .Tx ,.-.,gswg-- , lvrffag'A,:i,, W . ,. ,, ,.,. . Na.: .,,., , 11 -, . - , Si, is 7 . 4..,4e V 1 LM - ' ,A- Q 'k , ,,.. hh er' 2' ,,' 4 a NORTH GEORGIA SECTIONAL PLAY OFF Northside sulferecl the loss of the North Georgia Class AA Championship to Rossville for the second time in a row by a score of 14-13. The Tigers put up a good fight but were overpowered by the heavier team. PETE BAUERLE, Guard GJACK WALZ, Tackle CURTIS BEAVERS, Guard l-fs W' Wit? KURT KROSCHEL, End GORDON BECKHAM, Back RICHARD HIGGINBOTHAM, Guard 3 fu 'L f i Wm, '94 M J H, i v .T,, .Kal ,I,, .' . -r H -..-, ' Ag .fr v Aa. Q fir: ' f Aff, W. az - lime - - 'rf A 1.11-M gr ' sg Y ' ' :'22sQiEiii 2 if, If? A fl 'K 3. 51: W swf gg? 31 ' ,T cv k 'V r f H -411' - I, C ' J., 5,52 .-'ug' g A ' A U vg, Jian Y 4 'axqhnl H s '41 T. ' if iff if fix BRANNON LESESNE, Back GRIFFIN-In the first game of the season an anxious Tiger team crossed the goal line four times to subdue the Griffin eleven 25-0. Gordon Beckham's running and Mike Thomas' passing to John Ferguson accounted for all the tallies. -lack Walz and Richard Higginbotham on defense were invaluable .... SMITH-North- sidels new star, Gordon Beckham, really shone as he led the Northside eleven to a 41-6 win over Smith. Fred Brown, Robert Sharp, and Billy Grigsby were also outstanding as they hit the Smith wall again and again for yardage. Grigsby wound things up in the fourth with a 55 yard run all the way .... LAGRANGE -Coach YVayman Creel was justly proud after his wiry North- siders beat a rugged Granger team 14-7. Robert Sharp made both TDs, one on a one yard plunge and the other on a 69 yard break-through. Bill Hornbuckle, Richard Higginbotham, and Ed Nutting were standouts on defense as they repeatedly stopped Granger drives .... MURPHY-Northside romped over Murphy, after a scoreless first half, by a score of 26-0 in a real toughie. Jim Boardman, Brannon Lesesne, Robert Sharp, and Max Staples made the tallies with Gordon Beckham and Stann Gann helping with the leg work. Jim Tex Harris and Kurt Kroshel con- tinually made the line a hazard to the Murphy Eagles .... O'KEEF1i-Gordon Beckham, Fred Brown, Mike Thomas, and Stann Gann were the top men when Northside downed O'Keefe 27-0 this year. Beckham went 82 yards for the first score. Thomas went eight yards, Brown went 42 and Gann went seven for a total of 18 points. Beckham booted the three conversions .... BASS-Stann Gann and Brannon Lesesne were the top men when they routed the Bass Warriors 34-6. Gann went 66, 69, and 19 yards for three tallies and Lesesne went 58 and eight for two. Max Staples booted four PATs .... NORTH FULTON-North- side defeated the North Fulton Bulldogs this year with Stann Gann, Mike Thomas, and Fred Brown doing the carrying and scoring to rack up a score of 20-19. A one yard plunge and a quarterback keep by Thomas in the last minutes of the fourth quarter climaxed a really exciting game .... SYLVAN-Northside, minus the service of five regulars, rapped out an impressive 27-0 win over the co-holder of the southern division 1ead,' Sylvan. The game was highlighted by a potent Northside passing attack .... WEST FULTON-Northside woke up just in time to beat YVest Fulton for the Northern Division championship 26-14. Behind 14-0 they came back led by Fred Brown who ground out 41, 15, and four yards for three TDs. Stann Gann went two yards for a fourth and a score of 26-14. Max Staples booted two conver- sions .... GRADY-The Tigers were downed for the first time in twenty games by Grady this year by a score of 8-6. Brannon Lesesne made the only score for Northside on a 36 yard run, A blocked punt from the end zone gave Grady a safety and the game. SMITH 62 O'KEEI E MURPHY NORTH FULTON X -J B TEAM Our B Team is principally com- . we 9 41 f 9 11, d- srrs A 'B 1 5,f.-81as6B1 f 1 E-3313?-3HeiJethteyi:railrn 244. 54 y ,b 'Sw -, the fundamentals A 4 . B ff tl 11, h ' , . , ., - , , fa ' ijo bzoafiieti fiipigi X nnli' so s 3 X S .X R s-P' l p ,Hy t- ' r B ' .Th' B , r r i fr a ffm.. 41228333 74.,P0Ti 7 ,M A 65 218 lost four games. 4V,,-1 ' :,A 4 B 2l'Il , ii? S T' Under the leader- ' 2' ' ' h' IC ,hPl- . r ,Q aaa 2 arf' a H good job. xi' 814 First row: Emory Lanier, Cary Aberson, Hagood Clarke, Bob Glenn, Bill Whitaker, Jerry Brooks, Claude X'Vills, Stephen Dixon, Second row: Harrison Jones, Scott Taylor, Stuart McDaniel, Co-Captain Billy Roberts, John Martin, jimmy Hlatts, Robert Brown, Kaye Ellenburg, Alton Curtis, Third row: Buddy Milton, Bill Beckham, Doug Kirby, Mit Fitz Simmons, Bill WVerner, Co-Captain Dixon Reeves, Rusty Jones, Bobby Fine, John Oakes, jimmy Strickland, Ralph Clement, Brit Madison, jay Conover, Bill McCoy, David Wise, Bonneau Ansley, joe Martin. First row: Mike Broadbear, Bobby Kirkland, john Watts, Bill Smith, Alex Sifford, Willford McCravy, Ralph Timmerman, Eddy Green. Second row: Bobby Paul, Grant Carter, Jim Libby, Bill Castleberry, Mat Howard, jackie gk, Sharp, Richard Quinnaly, Harry Brown, Paul Hollowel, Roy Williams, Jimmy Gladden. Third rozug Leon XVilliamson, Ronnie Bearden, Ben Staton, James jackson, Ed Turk, Roy, Roberts, Bill Darby, Paul Horlms, Jessie ,Samples, Bill Tidmore, Dennie Webb, Harry Blumenthal. Fourth row: Harry Lesesne, Bill 'l'olbert, Micky lives, Phil Maddox, Means Davis, Richard Allen, Larry Hasen, Dennis Strickland, john Hartramph, Edward Eason. Refi. fi S E 1 f-wg. E 1 53 EIGHTH TEAM The Baby Tigers came to Northside with little or no athletic ex- perience, but their spirh and initiative helped them and the season with live wins, one tie, and one loss. We are proud of them and their ability to head the youngest Northside football team to a successful season. Their good character and desire to win proved to all that we will be proud to have them on our varsity teams of the future. sew N t ll l xXXW 1 J.. Q Northside cheerleaders represent the ideal spirit that leads our school to vic- tory. Their goal is to incite outstanding enthusiasm for all school sports. To see one of these girls all dressed out in purple and white intensifies interest at all games. cheerleaders wanna .ww-we 5' Fl ,xr txt A 'Q W, xy.. XYZ' - . - , yr 5 W - - f ,.: V, , , ,Q fat... .. .f -1-'he to W 1, ' .-.t . N,. y, . ww I , Ji ,..,,.wp Q . wrt ' . Y '- 15. , V - 't - 'Q ,M 1 W ,rv ' sv P Kay Tismz, Bettie Greever, julie Stokes, and Beverly Hampson help to show Pep Rally off Nm'tl1side's new Tiger. Varsity Faollmll Cl1f'f'rlr'nders, left to riglzl: Judy Hawkinson, lklargaret Godwin, julie Stokes, Bettie Greever, Beverly Hampson, Delene Johnson, Kay Tison, Linda Layfield, Linda Eclwarcls, Alice Bates, Sue Haverstick, Eunice Swift. wh ,M . ,. ... 4s i 'L -is J , .Q I f Q. -ng e , nw. W' eq 'Q i'L.aLl3j S 2' . en- .av 64 M, ,. v-kr: N , ,,,.. -i' 1 ...nfl V rw, . s' B-TEAM EIGHTH GRADE Left to right: Elose Reinhard, Carol Sharpe, Peggy Erlich, Gail Candler, Lala Myers, Billie Marlowe. Front row: Danna Drewy, Betty Branch, Gail Thurman, Libba Brown. Back row: Peg- gy Steiner, Catherine Brown, Gaye Board- man, Elaine Hunter. it V, f W dl ' if ,Jay g,x,p ' 4 Q1.i h..,...., . J... Q14-L 5-wwe'-f-mMw1.Mg ,.,, ...ig ll ii sv Q-X: 1 g gs u jg 'Q A PM J' -s Frou! rowg Bebbie 'I Imuvcr, Bully Seyclel, Harriet Hopkins, Hara riet McDaniel, Fran Crossett, Charlene Hol- loway, Judy Brantly, Carol O'Hearn, Back row: Bobby XVright, Margaret Ann Foote, Catherine Mann, Bar- bara Bryant, Nell john- son, Kay Horton, Ann Ferris, Dale Jacobs, Lee Murray. f 1- ,tg u X spa M 1 of l 1 X x Knot x PEP CLUB The Pep Club has done a wonder- ful job this year promoting school spirit. They have made sure that our whole school is dec- orated with posters and that the stu- dent body is eager to support their team. ,it Q ,pr K f 1.,,.,,4,j . 32,11 '13 ' ,, N, A' I 4. , ' ' North Fulton Game 11 2 5, w 34 Lefty Ewing, Tiny YN'illiamson, YVilly Ferebee, Bud Clallivr, Roy ' r rr. 'M i'21l -gr' 23 f f A X, '7'7P Q' hn s hasklzethall Our boys worked hard this season, winning fourth place in the Region play-offs which placed them in the state tournament. This was our first boys' team to enter that tournament from Northside. These boys ac'c'omplished another first this year by heating North Fulton. Bud Callier was chosen lor a spot on the All-City Team. Sanders, Max Staples, Curtis Beavers, Rick Madison, Bucky Roberts, Steve Sui es, l-ld Nutlin ohn Baker. tw t P s-J I X' W! fi 1 1 1- V K if ill 22' 66 Q6 Af' Miki-1 THoMAs MAX STAP1,r1s Row' Rom1R'rs Bro CA1.I.lr1R january llztnuury klanuztry tlzintlary January Ilunuzxry blalnlary llzmuary january -Izmuary February Fehruzny Felmruary Felnuzary Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside l 956 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside Northside 64 Murphy . . O'Keefe . Bass . . 62 Grady . . 57 NV. Fulton . 55 N. Fulton . 67 Murphy . 80 O'Keefe . 81 Bass . . 65 Grady . . . 55 Riclnnond . 60 47 90 Boys Catholic' 79 NV. Fulton . 58 N. Fulton . SAA TOURNFY Grady . . Sylvan . . N. Fulton . Southwest . STATE TOURNIQY . 66 Russell . . . 55 Richmond . Srrivrz SNn'r:s RICK MAuisoN ED NWTINC TINY YVILLIAMSON Al. .NW-Q 5 Left to right: Michael Gaffney, Delene Johnson, Judy Seay, Kay Burton, Jill Jordan, Dale Avard, Carol Lenahan, Manager Gail Tansill, Nita Wages Ann Ferris, Susan Smithhcld, Ann Evans, joan liason, Winky Dimoek, Andria Springer, Joan Williams. A girls basketball 1 ryl A A yrl, 8 5CORLS -' +5 if Northside . . 72 Nlurbh . . . 55 X gf -- .' , fp . 1 Y ' A 1,2 Northside . . 60 O'Keefe . . . 28 E ' ' 'a ' yyyh Northside . . 65 Bass . . . . 44 - ir,rrll Northside , . 52 Grady . . . . 27 ' ' ' 2 gh Northside . . 45 West Fulton . . 22 2 - Northside . . 61 North Fulton . . 50 5 - . WVVV 1 . 1 5 at' Northside . . 51 Murphy . . , . 41 H Northside . . 62 o'Keefe . . . 32 ii 'i,L '3 3-' Northside . . 61 Bass . . . . 35 ,V Northside . . 51 Grady. . . . 42 L 5 Northside . . 44 Wfest Fulton . . 28 .T origin '3 3, zin, Q, Northside . . 58 North Fulton . . 44 itiri 2 '-'ff ' f 'X,i f1'fLii'1?tivf1 . I I C0-CTAPTAINS GAIL TANslLL, JILL JORDAN, AND COACH ANDERSON Northside Wins Again Where it lands nobody knowsf The Girls' Varsity Team was unde- feated in city league play. They won the Northern Division Championship and the City AA Region Championship. The outstanding players who made the A11- City Team were Ann Evans, Michael Gaffney, and Caryl Lenahan. an KAY BURTON SUSAN SIWITHFIELD WINKIE DIINIOCK J1LL JORDAN CAROL LENAHAN 131-QLICNE JOHNSON ANDRIA SKPRINGER JOAN VVILLIAMS JOAN EASON Mlm-1 CLAFFNEY ANN EVANS DOT1'llC CLAIBORNE RIONTY GILLHAM 69 1 fn-qafy, 4 f 1 JUDY SEAY ANN FERRIS DALE AVARD UANITA XVAGES eiqlltll qrade team First row: Bill XVerner, Jerry Brooks. Second row: Stuart McDaniel, Scott Taylor, Bill XVhitakcr Billy Roberts, Bob Fine, Harrison jones, Hay- good Clarke. Third row: Cliff Madison, jay Conover, Mit Fitzsimmons, Rusty Jones, Buddy Milton, Bonneau Ansley, Emmett Lewis, he s B team Front row: Edward Ei son, Larry Hansen, Harry Lange, Kevin Heeny, Hank Lesesne, Dennie YVebb. Second rozv: Coach Abe Palmer, Bill Smith, Robin Miller, Wyche Fowler, David Long, Dick Petree, Harold Mfells, john Wirtz, Pete Hinson. 2 ...ff , ,I S X C if sttst, f eiqhth qratle team First row: Elizabeth White, Mutfet Arp, Sandra Gay, JoAnne YVerner, Babs Roberts, Sally Rose- bush. Second row: Dorothy Casey, Dana Lena- han, Kathryn Brougham, Nancy Styring. track team First row: Tommy Sims, Clyde Brooks, Peter Bohn, Paul Hallowell, Hlilliam Brantley, XVyche Brooks, Tommy Fowler, Skippy Jones, Alex Sifford, jimmy Murray, Porter Morgan, Phillip Nippert. Second row: Mack Boozer, Ronnie Bearden, jackie Sharp, Bobby Rice, Billy Grigsby, Richard Quinley, Bill Prewitt, Rob- bie Sharp, Carter Redd, Bruce Craig, jim Boardman, Carter Davis. Third row: Ned Rand, VVillie Sanders, Jim Palmer, l'Varren Overslreel, Ed Nutting, Bill Hornhuckle, john Hurt, Ken- neth Jones, Charlie Howard, Brannon Lesesne, George Marienthal, Ronnie Goellinger, David Long, Don Kennedy. WILL115 SANDERS W- fx ,,'. ,' En NUTTING BRANNON I ESESNE AND CHARLIE HOWARD crass lznuntr First row: Tommy Sims, Warren Overstreet, Carter Redd, Ronnie Goettinger, Wychc Fowler. Second row: Clyde Brooks, George Marienthal, Jimmy Murray, Bruce Craig, David Long. STAN GANN Rxcx MADISON r re' 'fi gt A km A V. Lf' jf , f , , '-,, QTL' V, ?111 f2L f ' , ,Z WL ' ' ' -wif f ' W f- . y i ,M QW , rf, My K A f f v I J hw s l . ,,,, . .uf kin-ff MAX STAPLES baseball First row: Jim Bell, John Ferguson, Stanley Cann, Don Ellcnberg, Max Staples, Mike Thomas, Ben Ferguson, Hugh Pryor, Coach Creel. Second row: John Wolfe, Charles Taylor, Rick Madison, Kurt Kroschel, Harold Wells, Brent Filson, Jimmy Adams, John Baker, Curtis Beavers, William Black. HUGH Pnvon 5' e Pls' Muna THoMAs f +1 .fflygli i z- W - Q53 xy... N-if Q 4 A qnlf team RICHARD TATUM, LEFTY EWING, BUD CALLIER, GEORGE MCGRIFF Yo' X .. -. ...M 2. BUD .CALLIER ig. Nj buys tennis A A A A 1 BUDDY WESTON AND TED THRANHARDT BUZZY COWAR1- I l l KATHY BARNETT, MARY ANN CONNERAT S RUTH KNIGHT, VIRGINIA W1sE lungs, .4 .J .,. , . U, xr zcf fi' N , '. ' Q , K, ff 2 ,. 5 V L, .1 M 4 5 I ' I f . na K 5 Q 1- , A fy' . -Mime v ,Q 1? r O Quin ii Mh- . rbi? .6 5 .aw 1 . X L 'Q , l lt fl, Jqwfh i uf 211, it ll X . I ef- - Z! r 'fp' ,, .W N J fx, X ', , 4 K f,1 ,ii Agn-thx. y J yyeyee . x if I 1 C' fr W: C' 'V I ey , L M ng' M-Wxwmbw, 7 ' i W. 1 4' 5 7. M -L: V Isil , EhA V if ' Q ii .9 6 -1 S iisyyiy 3 i in Left to right: Linda Sims, Carol Jones, Susan Dimoek, Pat Crimzke, Mary Norris, Margaret Nettles, Ricky Rapp, Lynn Gerdes, Mary Cook, jo Broxton, Advisor Sgt, Hughey. Left In right: Rickie Hunken, Bob Hubbard, Murdock Clyburn, Chester Graham, Tommy Edwards, Chuck Lines, Harry Lang, Tommy Pierce, Steve Salzberg, Ben De Mayo, Henry Moog. ig i , ..,N,.,, W. .4.---vw----X rifle teams 75 haltallnn staff CADET LT. COL. KI. WALZ Miss EVE FOY nnrlhsille r n I II Q E 'L WZ. 5 S M Iss LINDA JOHNSON 4 C2745 . Miss SANDRA BRESSLER Mlss KAREN BAIN .Ksbl J ,-5 ,f. N fs CADET LT. B. M. PARKS Miss .IONEE FINE CADET MAJOR D. ELLENBURG CADET CA1-T. H. B. Mooc CADET SECOND LT. D. H1NsoN CADET CAPT, T, F, JOHNSON Miss CAROLYN CLARKE 76 n A. ? . CADET MAJOR G. G. WESTON Miss MARY ANNE CLAIBORNE . 1. ff ,gg , in 's 3 CADFI Imsl Lr Nflss fADlI QILOND Lr Nine C.wm' Slicoxn LT. L T Awmnsow Inu MCCURI J Bu xrrxmm Trmmr BARKN J. HARRIS Color Guard: LARRY REINHARDT, TED 4 M ALAN ROSITNTHAL, ROBERT THC THRANHARDT, PSON. QX Q EW , . ,,,:fwg.zgj ,, V, .A,,, ,., ifik - 21 f YM? -1 LA Mies PAGE Vfmx me ' V ,. - l X ' 5 5 5 s f1ADF.T L'r. G. !NIAkI1cx'1'H.'xr. 945 Cfxlntl' CAI-T. Miss H. I-I. AIARTIN BETTY Lnwls 'Q , ou. gy Miss C1.fxm-T1 lflksl' I.'l'. Miss flAllI'1'l' Slccgovw lyr. Miss .XNN R-xxxlx R. D. Hvnnuum l'.-vu' NIAKIIXI -I. BAKIQR Auczl-Z BATES lznmpan ll Qi 9 hx br. lil Q15 ' 1 K 'f - , , , A . ,MQ ,,..., L V 9 A983 9 Q 78 we 1 5 CADFT CAPT. M ISS XV. O. AIARSHALL NIAXINE PETTIT K if ,,, fa v. . N.- uw , . ,M . , v CADET FIRST LT. Miss CADICT Sucoxn LT. MIss CADIRT S1-:COND LT. Miss S. li. XVARREN Ln,1.1AN NIKIKICNZII-I H. IE. VFHRANHARDT Nfxxczv LYMAN J. F. NU'l'l'lNfL IYfERIiDl'l'H YVo0ns Q ti an C8 K- I1 Q IA nr V. CQ- S1 I! an Q fr. A A' E1 :T FG-T ff.: B9 79 82. Gltger Glad ' ersT lpete In 7 students responded to :einent of the formation mmlng team at lg no official place to ,ch member ls or her own practice. I preparing for the Inter-scholastic ing Championship meets l at Emory University on 'y 4. partlclpant will compete in ents, which include 50, J yard freestyle, 100 roke. 100 yard 'd individual :dley relays, and f members of the rt last year are Dot Paine, Mattison, Chester 'Bill Garr n Steele, and embers are geverly Sandra Gay, Petit, Nancy rown, Susan tr, Bill Richard Tommy rd O'Sh4-u Harris. will not llc February 4 sen '56 tball Le sidlfs virtorious ts l'hllSl'll Miki rflrln llv-4-khnm as its l fm' 11436. llrvth boys t ullllvll-ra :ns tlwif own. has ln-cn in lnwnllnlr of lmsk--t lmll. :mtl lllLit'llLlll to-'ry xl-:lr farm- ln- raunc- lrl--rlml k lay 4-Hi. it-ntly xv tl nm 1-vt n under Mrwgv lwnulll rx lm- .nlm pnrtnxpzllml in :xml lmsv-ll.mll. Un lftf-Y-'s Ummm luv- :la-llluyv-ll pn-:nl in 1 runnf r. :nn-l -'un luv sms znlurv-ll I-lr Ll lurw- tlu- ww-llxx. he :nn:asq--l gxlflv yarllaeya-, rrs nl' Nltllllll 'dam Callier e Winners In fer Tales PoIlQ l-- lu.- r lnwlt--tlmll tvznns Ill! I--r lvl- ll---Ill-'lu ln th.- 'll' Inf' 5-l.xy-rs flll4'l'K-' l lllllll-. ull-v thus fur lmw- lllf lr t- .mw ln l,uulnllll- su 'UM' UM' I-lnxvrs url' Jill mtl llvul-l I .slln f 1l,.- 1.4, r lltlvl-N ll llu- ru ! 11 nth ,..l... . , .. ., 1 .n parts age die Andrla Sprinter. Ioan W'lnkle Dlmmock, and Susan Bulldogs Fulton, 55-53. This tball team crush- the stu- the on Perch, stunned prop basketball 4 Bulldogs in their sxx-V 35th Annual Basket . Ig . Tourney Begins the 2 10,000 Spectators Are Expectel To Attend Auditorium For GIA The 35th annual GIAA basketball luurn:.mcr.t, sponsox Allllll Otldllllkl. will bc played W1-flmtfxzly, Ft-i,xuury I Saturday, February 25 at thc Allgmta city aumtormm. Purpose, Morals, Character, Are Needed byA th lete ly CQACI the lhvlf' Sufwvnra sn season may be attrlhut-'d to two reasons. 1. The type nf person that W4- ' Ph f'fWlf'-'have ln the prozram. The ru blskewlu tesml 2. The Wllllnllnf-ss tm th--lr IWW 'U' 9' 23 53595 ounflto work hard und main- hiltflfltww- for tht- lb--fwfll of lhv lvixlll. The first rea- son lu lmpob Vg tamt to any pm' ' uvaxn if th-' pro- ? 9 grunt ln to be fu-wr-nful. We uf the athletic dl partml-nt if ,, . maintain that a ?x A pw- r s u ll with coacl awntlvson c-,ml mlm:-utter, stron: murals, and Merlot:-nvn nf lvurpm-1' will l'lllllIl YlP'i4l fur Ei lark fl! ability, Un the nth'-r hand. a pf-rsnn v-lm hw- ur--at ability but ls r-hurt nn lh'-sv olllw-r traits will tw! tw sum-1-suful as an alhlv-lv. The sr-wolld rv-ar-un also has lvl ln- pn-nent tu prmidl- ru:-cfs, out lf lln- pl-rmn qualiflw tn r-:mln numlner on--. th-ln. rl-:mul numlwr lun will bf- um to full-lu' auto' nxatlcally. Thu- lsar-kvlllalll lvllllls of North- side lllxh this yt-:lr lun'-A d0n-- as whndlrful Joh .lf r.pr.+1ntlm: th-l N-lmul. nhtnlninu valtmhl llfwtlv- hlhlflt-lllllllhlllll, dlv--lplm-, und This year the event, t been attended by bg! 10.000 Sbtttatorx ln three yCll'i. will bg 5 Your days instead of I lixallt rxmu- ff lnftlulo, Us lixtllu slllntlltl-. HN- 11141114-fl Tll l'l' will ln- :gi llll- flr-t dan' Y T Ulltllil' lriday finals wiil tzlkf- plan- un, Ctllllrfl wxll ln- ln-ld on S It in likely that some cedents will be nt in they were in 1955 who High of Ent Point bro 0DOly that Your eitlel nah, Macon, Columbus, Ianta, had held for 33 The Your Y ll mx rf? null ll'!i4Ill ulll ln- tleflal :ni-lll4'v-ln'xz:nsy lllllfllilmitl llll- ext-1-ptlnll nf Reg wllnh u-:ll Mule the ls: l'v':l1l.lY' M-:ns-lll lllnyl ll glzewfent, linker. .ll.xwl.-r.. .mtl ,tlll4u.y app llu' ln'-I lwlri lfl rv-pres t'4lll1lllt'l'4 fill, Filtllllllah. tim: .lull lizflmwnfl Acad tlll- 'flu' lll llvfclwll :'.K.l The Atlanta City 13-AAl ls to well haluncl moment that anything pen. but North Fulton, Sylvan. Southwest. one olde on the tum: to Baslcclball Sch Feb. Frl. Richmond, 4 SIL loyc Cath August! 7 Tues. wut ful 11 Sat. North ful North Fulton mrcncocf to play t h 5 I x ln aww into with Hllu re f' ' 4- ,l 1 l- ll r-- . mom, me tarrwu r mlu nf th r- . ,,,, SIBIMGXS whlch to tl:-aw puqvlf- in th' fu- , and Ilrugglsl sm., --un ll 4.-nl, ?.wklrll.1'I 1f-l.f1,- 'Nfl Maul' lf-f North-xd-A lllulz limp up tl., ,mat Peachtree I .A HM-'b nw, ecard wnrk l'l1lt.l1z Kurt Kxul-e c- 'llw ---tlllxll to-.ml l.ilL' .ltnl llmrmt-n 1,4--1--tw Tlx:- l'+'N'- lmu- ,ull sllllwl llml lllvft' vt' wwf 1-l l v-'. nl Nwzth Fulton ull:-xl :ll-H glln in 1!1-- 1lluvn.uw'lut RECORD 'Northslde 49 Russell 35 Northmde 46 Grady 37 NOFKHIIGQ 46 Druld Hllll 30 Northmdc 40 North Fultofvlfl NOFYHIIOC 37 Murphy 29 Complete VEST CONTROL 2- -...zz-tg-1. -u-- . ..-1 , Surety-Bonded N ,A 'maxim-: CONTROL '59 M , N, s Gun 'T an L' 1 IP ll lf.lv1'llut'H llzutw- f Q Pure as sunliglt , f ,f X ,f 1 f 1 Tse OO slD LNDU Au'uOl l O' YN lOxl t--I tl'-'NI' U' WE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTUNG COMUANY THE VARSITY '. , CURB ' SERVICE C I IJTITI eds Your Support most everyone who has picked up a iper within the last two years has heard poliomyelitis vaccine discovered by Dr. Salk during 1953. is miraculous discovery has led many to belicvp vhn! lnfnhlile KPBIVSXS-1138 -ompletely r case: the 10 I0 70 S0 N0 imanliviiins. boy who by a cruz... .. ,. rawing gives evide-nee that he was af- with the disease we now call polio. No rant progress was made in the diagnosis antile Paralysis until 1840, when Dr. Heine found that the disease was not disorder, as was previously thought, but dy of the nerve cells. eatment of polio remained a mystery scientsts began using injections of n. a datroyer of antibodies found in nod. to slow down the reproduction of rirus. ien came Dr. Salk's wonderful vaccine. : not the end of tire road, however. This e is far- from perfected. '. Salk's exverlments have already cost 2,000,000 and are expected to cost even n the future. The expense of producing rw vaccine is tremendous. Aside from preventative expenses, patients already rd with polio must be treated and re- ated. 'I'he financing of these services is o a great extent by the March of Dimes, red each year by the National Founda- lr Infantile Paralysis. xr scientists have triumphed over a Their weapon: a vaccine. We, the peo- till have to conquer a disease. Our nz the March of Dimes. Achievement Helps rch Free Enterprise ,nior Achievement is an organization as been active for the past 25 years. Arts to youth the fundamentals of Amer- usincss through the? process of learning ng. the beginning of each school year 15 teen-agers meet together in a central Achievement office for the purpose inning a corporation. They elect officers, rck, set up production lines, keep books, rages and commissions. sell products, guidate at the conclusion of the school If they havcn t gone bankrupt. which ldgappens, they pay the stockholders' ri . lring the course of the year outstanding 'ers have the opportunity of lolng to il and national conferences, making es to various civic clubs, and competing number of scholarships and gwgrdg, benefits don't stop here. The principal rom Junior Achievement is a knowledge -' our American businesses operate. The fer learns something of the value gf frpg rise. The tg-cn-ager finds out through periences the problems which have been ing his father for all these many years. ind most important, he learns at a young P0 advflniilges of American capitalism Qhe disadvantages of socialism 0!'.c0m- nior.Achievcment is an institution' that 0 dlsnaragedp its here to stay, I 1 . I-' SM: Lthr Gftgrr wales ss m'1,' f I i 4 S l'u'tQ4,A auf' 'M' KF F .CU lv 171- ' e..m,J .... H.. brews -f w' .f te nl. , ., , Ignirf '- ' 1- - ma 1 -W 'T r 'L xi-i i3f1 ?7f ' f- V .l .. ' ' ' 'Q .2 - Y, -4 N ' . .. if , 'La , 9' it A . Juvenile Delinquency Is Growing in Our Society By ANNE HOLDEN Are you tired of hearing W'hat's wrong with today's younger generation? or What is going to happen to the young people of today? If you fall into the category referred to as the teen-ager, it is likely that you have had to listen to these questions many times, disgustedly asked by one who does not come under the heading of a teen-agar. The term teen-ager applies to anyone from the ages of 13 through 19. The word is inevitably connected with accounts of juv- enile crime, and has become a handy indictment rather than a loosly descriptive term for young people in that age group. There are about Mtg million teen-agers in the United States. Less than half, or about 'Hi million, are in high f , f school: of the rest, most have full-time jobs, -4 ...,,...,. t - .. 4.-H A A 'fw , 'fsizw ' , Ex' 1 Amar: - :1-- - some are in college. In the United States. about 250,000 teen-agers come before the juvenile courts yearly. ' -A1- It has become the fashion to criticize the 5 Q -- - teen-ager, especially with those people who do not have close dealings with them. It is too easy for an adult to say, There wasn't so much dc- linquency in my day! And they have statistics to back up their statements! ha CHU Can Mean To K By nn. ma .n-muzu. snw-munam of semis High school students are always told by older people. These are the hi' days of your life-make the most Of 1 Sometimes it is only courtesy that keep! or girl from answering emphatically. V hope not! Today. I am going t0 Say if-' 101' Z hope that these are not the happiest di your life for, as happy as YOUI' School should be, I hope that they are Only tl ginning of a very happy and useful life. will be if you make the most of every 4 it comes along. Making the most of ever means studying your lessons, but noi studying. It means a great deal more that. What does your school mean to you answer should be not just what your i means to you today when you are a 1 man or tomorrow when yOu are 21 50Y1i0 day after tomorrow, too, when you hav ished college and have embarked on a 1 of your own. I think of four words whit in part what your school could mean tt FRIENDSHIP. In high school we that to have friends we'must be fri We learn to get along with other peer share joys and to .rejoice in someone el taining an honor or a privilege we 1 covet for ourselves. It is there, too, th learn to share the troubles of friends a lend a sympathetic ear to the problei others. LOYALTY. The thing that I enjoy about high school games is the school which, after all, is loyalty-loyalty to a whether it is winning or losing. But in school we experience more than loyalty team or to our school. We develop loya high ideals and principles and we lea stand up for those thingreven when tht ular thing may be to flaunt them. TIME. Life is made up of time and I that it was in high school that I came fi realize the value of time and to try to, the most of it. It is so easy to put of pleasant tasks but somehow tomorrow d have any more hours than today. Wise 1 time is an important lesson of life. CHOICE. You are always making a C ANNE Hamm I You - get up, to come to school, Reports show that about -if? of the American teen-angers are de- I f , --- when You W-in do linquent. You say, Four out of 100. 'I'hat's not So many. No, not , f U-H go Qmight' you when you look at it that way '. . . but, multiply both numbers by 10 gf 'Tous 0,-my day and and you get 40 cielinquents out of l.00O, or about 45 out of the number gb fd ' depend on some of of students at Northside. That really ls ri large number. 1. ' , 3 grvat extent wha Also. l'm sure you have been told. Why, when I was your age, cy X ' I would never have thought of . . . or When I was in high school, f, , , I had to . . . Most of the time, you could find out that just about ' ' irflfinhcs thc same fhings are happening now as did thenk but much more rc tm! you? mini Y publicity and recognition are being Iziven to them now. 'seen-nrzer ' I' your' high school da are more active and out of the home now, yes. but so are the pa f X ' ' ' lt is generally realized that todays tec-n-aL:ers kno Q ' 1 it , hat is going on around them. Our world is N f ,f ' 1 , . n all sides. The opportunities o 1 ,f gg, ' t I Speaklfl so rc our responsibilities. I , ff 1 V , cligion is as importan' ,fi A t . H. KELLEY ave ge adult. Dr. R. E. 1 If ' x f x ' Chu .hos says' 4-The 5 1 I 01 ,la students purposei mm' spontaneous. Y f ' , ,f 1 , . Nik H1081 'V'-'VYUUC ' 1-hc, gsmimc muy I ' I, ' H4 -1. nts purpose should V f rs i .ll .earn :ls he can and at the than ii . ve ' ,f in R x., ' tal i 'WH' L 1' ' 5' H0274 Quzini nh? S: they often questio if ng of l f Tv' 'W' mow Urcmm m fs No other nn K ' had so .o mei i im: as l 1 hrouuh schools it will eism. so much ' 1' .Ao many Stal ' ,,, ,ther Lie f ms. Whoo' I-ff so has had so I 7 portunities, so IIQH5, .i ties, or s K X i'Slf'f' 1-ml by GU I promise, Ct 'J. Prove yo 14' 1, NIIIPIQTWZ-h h ' , - 'i t is purpm A iff I J ' mind khe will entgl' , X -4 , . ' - . C P ' -' 'ass nuwing that 1' 'f rx . ' ' fi' .ik i to ite! along wil ff . t W! M ' 'hl'l' b0i'Llll:t' whfl' W N s..' W. ll. Kilt! 1 -ration and under: ' im: are lm-kim! the process of humming vi By PATRICIA POTTS ' Anyone who looks in the front of his shdent directory will find journalism. drnmatics, radio, and public speaking listed as subjects taught at Northside. This is most. misleading. At this time. none of these subjects ls offered. Northside has an excellent English department, but it is quite easy to see that the subjects mentioned abuvcnpulql qmly bc touched greatly retarded. It should never enlt mind ln eheat in any way, hm-nuse hc I that ehealim: will never help him to lean' thing. Ile should he relieved of the C01 worrying over his grades. herause if learning :all he van, the marks will lah of themselves. He will never reuse to I . ..i,,,..--i-, .,,,,,,,, JUDY BRANTLI-ZY DUNCAN BRIGGS hlARY ANN CLAIBORNE LARRY CONNATSER BRUCE CRAIG BIARTHA DANCE CARTER DAVIS BIARTHA DREW SUE HAVERSTICR RICHARD HIGGINBOTHAM CARoL JONES JILL JORDAN CORNELIIIS LAUBE BETTY LEXVIS if HAROLD AIARTIN WVILLIAM SANDERS LYNN SHEPPARD JUDY TROY JACK VPlNABI.1i NINA W1LKERSON Sponsors Miss DIARY BALLARD STFVF WILLIAMS Miss ETHEL COCKRELL Students are elected to the National Honor Society on the basis of their character, leadership, scholarship, and service, They regard their election as one of the highest honors at Northside. lnductions are held twice a year. Speeches are given by tlIe members to explain the four requirements for membership. The Society has presented several programs during the year. These include Wfelcoming Day for tlIe sub-freshmen and College Night. national hnIInI' snlziet 82 r .,. ..... MNA' V ,Joy , R. .. OFFICERS NICCAIN AND MARTHA DANCE C 0-Presiden ts EVE Fov Secretary ROY ROBERTS Treasurer MR. VOCALIS Advisor an t. , ,., t. in 1 Ft F' v if 4 , iw K , if 5 T s 1- is 2 fav f f 'fs ,af E 5 sl W x QS 1 -,., 1-e ,.., 7 -.., aa t S . gi K K .. A if , NI .,-' 1, 5' fa ,s .A . 'si 't-lz1A.':-ill igg iii: 'K-ll.. 1 A, swf , ' . 'Q -1.0- X .. n fi iselfeg' H - 'W fa WF it XMB I si, EI. E. .QW : .. -...- ... E gi E T if frf . AAAAQ l ll-l AAA, i Q , ,E the student lznunlzil The Student Council is a representative body which helps organize activities at Northside. Among the Council's responsibilities this year were those of publishing the student directory, sponsoring assembly programs, and working with the fellowship to fill Thanksgiving baskets and to deliver them to the needy. First row: Richard Higgin- botham, Judy Brantley, Larry Connatser, Eve Foy, Howard McCain, Martha Dance, Roy Roberts, Linda Sims, Carol Jones, Jill Jordan, Buffy Sey- del. Second row: Betty Brow- der, Delene Johnson, Peggy Eralich, Sandra Byrd, Lois Chambers, Billy Rushin, Dun- can Briggs, Betty Greever, Mary Anne Claiborne, Vir- ginia Wise, Lynn Sheppard, Gail Thurmond, Stewart Mc- Daniel. Third row: Billy Roberts, Walter Wingfield, -i John Furgeson, Harry Hand- ley, Matt Howard, Mike Thomas, Buddy 'Weston. 75 e 766 ' The staff of the 1956 Viking presents this annual to the students of Northside High School. We hope that in later years it will recall many memories to each and every one of you. VVe have worked hard to bring to you a true picture of your life here. The members of the staff must be commended for the excellent job they did, often giving of their time and energy in after-school hours. lVe hope you will enjoy the Viking as much as we have enjoyed giving it to you. rs gflage Busme55 M xunsos UAW 'UN C0-Editors LYNN SHEPPARIJ BOBBY WRIGHT Bmw D NU59' up-HOL L' E KAREN B-AIN JUDY BRANTLFY NoRA BUCHANAN MARY ANN CLAIBORNE MARTHA DANCE MARTHA DREW SUE HAVERSTICR CHARLES JOHNSON CAROL JONES JUDY JONES LYNN LIGHTFOOT PAT LOGAN HOWARD LICCAIN PAT BIICHAELS 'IQALLULAH MORTON MARY LYNN PLUMB LINDA SIMS JACK VENABLE NINA YVILKERSON STI-lVE WILLIAMS Photographers: Harry Handley, Dick Werner, John Coulborn. MISS MARY BALLARD MISS JANE MULREY iw' Circulation Advisor Literary Advisor ?'f' x I x 85 LINDA DEFOOR KURT KROSCHELL Lox NORRIS LIDA YOUNG MRS. ALLEN MA'VI'HEWS Advertising Advisor tiger tales The stall' of the Tiger Tales consists of hlteen journalists. 'There have sheen seven publications this year. The Tiger Tales has membership in the National Scholastic Press Association, National Quill and Scroll, Georgia Scho- lastic Press Association, and the Atlanta Scholastic Press Association. The Tiger Tales has received a certificate of general excellence from the G.S.P.A. The editor and associate editor are, respectively, President of A.S.P.A. and the G.S.P.A. r ii ,gif A il X l X CARTER DAVIS CAROLINE KELLEY CHARLES LONG PEGGY MCDONALD PATRICIA Porrs Another fine edition! OWEN FORRESTER, JIMMY CARSON, ANNE HOLDEN, LINDA JANSS, ANNE HOLDEN. ,I L if YSL ii? fav' 4 ,- 52012615 51 uns v 4 i- .nbdf 7? qv, W- ,,, I IQ? I' , Q. ,EUREKA M11 HN olr ' ACK Wnyxev Club President X,-.f ...,...w--wwfMw,,..,-,,-f,..-4-i.,,,,....,,,, 1swfmr-wise-wMmf 5 f.1ff1'VfiJ7'i it First row: Teddy Thranhardt, John Fergerson, Curtis Beavers, Charlie Howard, Bobby Wright, Jack Walz, Duncan Briggs, Buddy Weston, Cornelius Laube. Second row: Mr. Kemp, Sonny Todd, Billy Grigsby, Alex Siflord, Mitch Staples, Roy Roberts, Brannon Lesesne, Larry Connatser, Ned Rand, Willie Sanders, Bruce Craig. Third row: Lefty Ewing, Spike Wilson, Julius De Give, Harry Handley, Johnny Harris, Henry Maddox, Sandy Bremer, Richard Higginbotham, Steve Snipes, Howard McCain, Gary Schuler. key uluh Our Key Club, sponsored by the Northside Kiwanis Club, is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior boys elected by the club. Its purpose is service to our school and community. A donut sale and Career Day were among their projects. Thanks to the help of this club our school banks will have ivy next year. mww. the inter-lzlull rznunlzil The Inter-Club Council is composed of all the officers in each social club, the student body ofhcers, and the newly forrned Club co-ordinators. This body decides the various policies concerning the four social clubs. HIGGINBOTHAM AND CLAIBORNE Club Co-Cordinators l r 1 QI ,1 First row: Duncan Briggs, Larry Connatser, Eve Foy, Howard McCain, Mary Anne Claiborne, Richard Higginbotharn, Martha Dance, Roy Roberts, Carol jones, jack Walz. Second row: Delene Johnson, Billy Grigsby, jim Libby, john Ferguson, Billy Rushin, Curtis Beavers, Charlie Howard, Matt Howard, Mike Thomas, Meredith Woods, Hank Lesesne. Lil W f V-W, .M Q--mm,-:H - .mmm ,,.. .. if ,fil-mMm:, wM,'r 'CCW l-xv Wig. mx OFFICERS Aj ACK WALZ President CHARLES HOWARD Vife President DELI-LNE JOHNSON Secretary M ATT HOWARD Treasurer CLARK PITTMAN G11 Is' Chapter Chairman BOBBY WRIGHT Boys' Chapter Chairman JR W di King of the Red Roses What'.s the big serrel, girls?? BOYS' CHAPTER-BETA 'rl Tough Guy f 41 Our Sponsor: I I +- GIRLS' CHAPTER-SIGMA kat cluh K I MK I? ,I OFFICERS CAROL JONES President CURTIS BEAVERS Vice President BILLY RUSHIN Secretary JIM LIBBY Treasurer JUDY BRANTLEY Girls' Chapter Chairman SPIKE WILSON Boys' Chapter Chairman Doesn't anybody want a ticket? Tex and Higgy live it up. BOYS' CHAPTER-MU Chapter Chairmen This KAT is gonna get WAT! It iw, 93 .QM V.Vk , ft. .,kkV kk -Q K I . 31,,,. - f . f ,QQ , N ,Q V7 , . .. ,, ft K teh club l f 9 'f i GIRLS' CHAPTER-ALPHA Miss WHITEMAN Sponsor fi 4-,, -..F OFFICERS DUNCAN BRIGGS President M IKE THOMAS Vice President IOHN FERGUSON Secretary HANK LEsEsNE Treasurer KAY TISON Girls' Chapter Chairman NED RAND Boys' Chapter Chairman '21 if REBS! 'QI' as as Q, U, qw 1 la Q 1 bs! gif? , 2 H Miss ELLIS Sponsor tnp uluh OFFICERS LARRY CONNATSER Presi den t IXIEREDITH Woous Vice President BILL GRIGSBY Secretary All-1ssE SAMPLES Treasurer MARTHA DRESV Girls' Chapter Chairman KURT KROSCHEL Boys' Chapter Chairman GIRLS' CHAPTER-THETA h rm 45. f A 96 rs . rf? . A Q. . Akk, i- K 1 - Xi-1' i R BOYS' CHAPTER-DELTA Q. XX: will phu- The TOPS win again! 'SFS gals Ahead of all. 97 f . f 7. Crazy man! If ff? fu-SA 'N OFFICERS BUD CALLIER President KURT KROSCHEL Vice President SPIKE WILSON Secretary GARY SCHULER Treasurer Chaplain MR. DICKENS Sponsor is!! il N, 1 RICHARD HIGGINBOTHAM ga-- ir 1 h -5 - m H- Qgwfif-QM, I ' --. w 1 E U essii -M The motto of the H1-Y is to create, maintain, and extend R -1 4 Q I throughout the school and community, high standards of Chris- A f A tian character. The members, who are junior and senior boys, are chosen by the club. This organization presents annually the T ff 2 .Qi stil' . . Y f xy 1 A sl H1-Y Variety Show. g gi' V, yVV AM B f . juninr lzivilan The lunior Civitan is a new organization this year. Its purpose is to promote good citizenship in the home, school, and com- munity. It prepares young people for good leadership. The creed of the Junior Civitan is Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. TOMMY BURNS President First row: Lynne Bennett, Karen Bain, john Staton, Martha Drew, jack Venable, Carter Davis, jerry Blumen- thal, Bert-Parks, Judy Troy, Martha Dance, Mary Anne Claiborne. Second row: Anne Weidinger, Beverly Kitchens, Jim Bell, Walter Wingfield, Robin Miles, Billy johnson, f Tommy Burns, jane Wag- F'-fi num, Bettie Groover, Eve Foy, Bettie Greever. Third wwf Nancy Stovall, Bill J Smith, Billy Rushing Albert Anderson,- Linda Venable, Dotty Claiborne. IB , P153 QC t rw QQJ go ,y , XJ MR. HUGHES Sponsor 2 .- J .. N- fn X -teens The three groups of Y-Teens have staged a busy program this year. They have sold potato chips, collected food and clothes for a needy family at Christmas, held an ice skating party, and participated in the County Inter- Club Council. First row: Suzie Paine, Mimi Chatlield, Lana Ball, Gail Horton, Margaret Ann Craven, Jo Ann XVeems, Barbara Roberts, Ann Smith, Betty Jo Northcutt. Second row: Carrol Brannon, Claire Martini, Dana Lenahan, Mary Staton, Lynn Perry, Susan Hayes, Penny Tison. Third row: Mrs. Logan, Patty Robbins, Penny lVooten, Nan Hlitherspoon, Harriet Gilmore, Beth Curry, Ann Rob- ertson, Elizabeth XN'ight, Nancy Raley, Cynthia WVhit- mire, Frances Myers, Virginia YVaitt, Chatham Murray, Joan Coulborn. Fourth roam' Fran Milton, Libba Holt, Irene Levy, Charlann Mitchell, Marcia Ingols, Jeri Gates, Judy Hunter, Genie Morrison. EIGHTH GRADE CHAPTER fiAIL hlORTON ........ President LANA BALL ....... Vice President NIARGARET ANN CRAvi3N . Secretary-Treasurer MRS. LOGAN .... .... A diiisor 'SL -u........ , 'Q-.im 't H - ,ff T K -8 Tl 7 . 4 V' ' .... Firsl rozu: Charlotte Reeves, Dottie XVarnoc k, Nan Rose Hammock, Betsy Gearon, Charlene Holloway, Venetia Johnson, Jean YVeems, Pat WVhitson, Dot Paine, Sheila Mattison, Pat Tignor, Jeannie Cates, Bettie Webb. Second row: Penny YVinpenny, Betty Branch, Miss Cason, Nancy McCormack, Rena Johnson, Susan Branch, Sandra Teem, Janice Fletcher, Sue XVills, Modree Major, Joanne Bagley, Cecilia Caton, Linda Stevens, Maxine Arnold, Hayes McMillan, Lois Crook, Linda Edwards, Carol Tracy, Sue Mills. Third row.' Page Varner, Patti Buck, Mary Ann Dilcher, Susy Kincheloe, Melinda Smith, Judy Holt, Jo Anna Gar- rard, Nancy Sill, Karen Buice, Elaine Hunter, Susan Smithheld. TENTH GRADE CHAPTER .JEAN lVREMs ........ President CHARLIQNE HOLLOWAY . . Vice President EARL141 CREXV .... . . Secretary VENP1'l'lA JOHNSTON . . Treasurer AIISS CASON . . . . Advisor First row: Peggy Steiner, Barbara VVatkins, Martha Mlolfe, Marcia Dew, Jo Anne Kennedy, Gladys Bell, Jackie Kin- cheloe, Kathy Ann Rankin, Margaret XVardle. Joan Avent, Gail Thurman. Second row: Sherril Mfilkinson, Judy Schoen. Margaret Ann Foote, Martha Hurt, Chastine Jones, Judy lford, Ann Hardy, Linda Hitchens, Bonnie Jernigan, Barbara Hasell, Diane Howe, Mary Eleanor Paulk, Ann Davis, Danna Drewery. Third row: Donna Donaldson, Sara Brown, Ann Stevens, Betty Jones, Mary Ann Latz, Maureen Graham, X'Vanda NN'ellings, Nell Groom, Dale Baldwin, Bebbie Thrower, Yveesa Coe, Caroline Morrow, Susanna Nabors, Lady Jernigan, Jane Martin, Susan Gibbs, Lilah Sherman, Fourth rozu: Miss Mary Binns, Frances Hicks, Phyllis' Parramore, Ann Hare ris, Diane Smith, Venita Therrel, Bonnie Bowie, Cecilia Timmons, Carol Nixon, Ruth Unger. NINTH GRADE CHAPTER Jo ANNE KENNEDY .....,. President GLAIJYS BELL . . . Vice President JACKIE KINCHELOE . . . Secretary NTARCIA Draw . . . Treasurer Miss B1NNs . . Advisor kj 4 staff ,,,,, ima ae. ---' I' 1 A Ksxf' FRENCH CLUB I The purpose of the French Club ' . lS to promote interest in the French language and culture and to form a friend- ly atmosphere between the faculty and students. lt con- sists of about ninety members who hold meetings once a month. The meetings are held in French and they have feature speakers, plays, songs, and games. The highlight of the year is dinner at Emile's French Restaurant. Only second year students are admitted. Miss Cockrell is their advisor. PASFAV The Pan-American Student Foru f language lzluhs LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is composed of enthusiastic Northside students who are taking both lst and 2nd year Latin. Monthly meetings and quarterly projects give life to the club. X'Vith Mrs. Hughes, advisor, these modern day Romans help needy families and give parties lor underprivileged people. SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote a better understandin . ig ol the Spanish language and of Spanish speaking peoples of the world. Speakers are invited to attend the monthly meet- ings which are partly conducted in Spanish. Membership is open to all those having at least one year of Spanish. Eb m o Atlanta and .Vicinity is open to all students throughout th ' promoting a feeling of good will toward the Pan-American ' a trip to Cuba. e city who are interested in coun tries. It sponsors an annu 1 a essay contest, and the winner receives nnrthsitla interfaith fallnwship nnunnil The Northside Interfaith Council con- sists of the officers and two members from each denomination. The purpose of the Fellowship is to promote good Christian habits at school and home. They have cooperated with the student council in preparing Thanksgiving baskets. The Fellowship has always oflered a hand to those in need. First row: David Hinson, Eve Foy, Larry Con- natser, Mary Anne Claiborne, Nancy Stovall, Fran Crossett, Sue Haverstick, Karleen Habeck. Second row: Bond Almond, Roy Roberts, Mike Broadbear, Martha Dance, Ricky Rapp, Richard Higginbotham, Sally Bartoo, Andrea Springer. annual representatives Each homeroom elects one representa tive to promote the sale of the Viking With the help of Miss Ballard, they con duct the business between their home rooms and the annual. GEORGIA -:Q '? jnninr rail crass The junior Red Cross consists of a member elected from every homeroom in the school. This year the junior Red Cross Hlled boxes at Thanksgiving be- sides the regular gift boxes that are sent overseas. Miss BRUMBELOW Sponsor science clubs SCIENCE COUNCIL The science council is composed of the presidents and council representatives of all four science clubs. It is the governing body of the science clubs and represents Northside at the Atlanta Science Council and the Georgia Junior Academy of Science OFFICERS JACK VENABLE . . ..... .... P resident IVIARY CROOK . . . . . Vice President CARTER DAVIS . . . Secretary-Treasuieer PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is made up of students interested in photography as a hobby. Its activities include sponsoring a school photo contest. BIOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the Biology Club is to stimulate interest in science by going on field trips. Miss Newton is the advisor. 102 lhysins and nllnmislry club The Physics and Chemistry Club strives to broaden the in- terests of students following these courses by presenting a program demonstrating the ap- plication of physics and chemis- try. aslrnnnmy cluh The purpose of the Astronomy Club is to promote an interest in astronomy at Northside. Its membership includes many am- ateur astronomers at Northside. j x r' ,x 1 -f I 1 K 1 X, ff' .2-'f' 'I rl' ln is 1 103 Atlanta Science Congress. f eg ' A R T Jack Venable, a finalist in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search-one of top winners in ,Q -'Y 5 MIXED CHORUS lzhnral qrnup The two choral groups at Northside, the Mixed Chorus and the Girls' Chorus, both earned Superior rating at the Regional Music Festival in March. This year they presented three joint programs for the public. Their di- rector is Miss Elizabeth Mallard. ,-e- - Liv! Y, W- ..': ' A If p K1 S i 5 S3 f i, as GIRLS' CHORUS r ,J D4 iHlHjUFHltES The inajorettes proved to be a line inspiration with their diligent work and carelul perlorniances. Their colorful shows were a great inllnence during the grid season. hand Our band, under the direction ol Mr. Hughes, did an excellent job this year. Steady improvement and niatchless performances marked the entire football season. They proved themselves SllCC'CSSl-lll at pep rallies and school concerts, also. Eg. 2 Wi W .,.,... Genesis, haul-i ilireelnrs 1 The Bank Directors sell stork, make accounts, and direct the activities of the bank. The job ol' promoting deposits is lelt up to them. Under the direction ol Hrs. CI. Snow, advisor, the directors haue heen lortnnzite in winning, with the sup- port ol' the school, the hunk trophy lor the highest number ol' depositors. Mein- bers ol' the junior Achievement :ire proud of their bank! Iimzk IIirr'r'lor.s, ffrxl wmv: Mrs, Snow, lillflllll advisor. linlly Seydel, Nlurtlm Chapin, Llzukie Mllrplly. lleverlx Reynolds. l.idzx Young. kloyee lleanchznnp. Carol Clhznnhers. .S'z'r'm1rl ?0Il'.' nll Michael vlil1OlU2li, vlilllll johnson. I.zxrrx RCl!1lllll'tll. jackie lindal, Dale .Xrurd, .Xnn llkunlr Marv Norris, john lllllllillll. No! j1i1'll1r1'1l: l.2lI'l'N tlnimutscr, Harold hlklfllll. 'Ietldx ililllllllllillikll, Harry llzmdley. fitlflllfllll johnson. I I haul-i tellers One bank teller is elected from each homef room to uid with deposf its :ind withdrziwzils. lt is through the excellent work ol' these tellers that Northside has main, tained its line banking record. ,,..4 ' ., Xe lui . .1 'kk --M at-,ui 'fs 106 art ulull The purpose ol' the Art Club is to promote more recognition :mtl appreciat- tion ol' zirt in our school. lts members visit various exhibits, have speakers, or tzilk among themselves about zirt. Nlr. Smith is tht- 2IClVlS0l'. D-'W fha The lfll.'X is an orgztnimtion ol' young girls. The purpose of this organimtion is to promote ztpprecizition of the joys :mal szttisliictioii ol' homemziking ztncl to create :in interest in home eeonomics. The motto is Toward New Horizons :incl the goal is to learn to live better tocluy so that their lives :incl the lives ol' their liztmilies nmy be better tomorrow. aw vsunuq it stamp club The Stzuup Club meets once each week. During meetings they have speak- ers, auction stamps, or see rare collect- tions. Each time a new stamp is issued, the members sencl oil' lor one. The zul- visor is Xliss lillis. 1.I'lITll'l'D' A.s.w'sI1121ts Sfhffllllli' Afflf?-Y 1111 4111 wa vw 6 'Q . COZHISKIOIZS' Aides Omce Assistants Cafeterfzz Aides I ill 7 fi ww i ', ,,. . - Q , 6 :a j r.,? 5.,:g.:'::' A 'lj fvk lg!! . s gl ., 55:52 '- f':' ,. . , 1 8' . 'K ' Q ' - A ZVA V 'm fywf B' 9 ' ', ., 'Q :' ' f -'Q Ki f Kll: , Q , 'J V W V WE:-f x ' ' , 1 1-1Q. 4 Q 4 7 em? ' 4 Q ,.. ' 5' wx ' i '. ' X, ., W H f . .,-.. 2 .X-S +G It gl U U , 1 i , ,wg .. Mal' In , f ff' lg -w -, 'M ' wr. A L b- us. lg ,.'.,. Z .:,,,., Q' , Q f ' V ..QQ.l ., ff v. mf -Xu ffllfi Hr ' im 'tl1iaf- lyiglg V W w f u :Ili pi. I'!:3lT1I53 ku lulyum tlgrssf dixlh' it lm Eiga hllllillgl wxxmplrfrh figs: fl fsrhuui isa Dip Ziiqiy a.3i' h13'1' Ui' flu iluhl Mig uf lik wwifkigii Hi 5 1:i3Qils'? Ni ff ?EZifi3Ez22igfj, ,, ,J 52 ,1 111 Samui ' f H a t ll 1' la s g11'si1r11 tss f51gz11 l L'lTl1IE',Q3I'Pffi1IQ in 11 that g M1355 wr uf .kifllhg L'I1'F':?rL'1'ilTL h 'IIHUPU fu 1 L'1'i'i1Ir fljisff LT 11121 uf dEfT1IL'21fiUlI uf fin' x J' N ' id -' V t:1,Umrm'g11:1 X, if C9 I? I ., Y f x i , I aux' yin? M5 Q , ff, 5, 'N , aff, 'QXEQX , q 'qb' ' ' Q f A xW'i? f?'il1,?.x'2yZ2Z 2 2:2 ibiza f?w.i2m2g2 N fy P' A 9 M,0re,Serz fu flulfl? gg0lfLl'0l 5 KAY TISQN JACK WALZ ll gif? Q glore5e1fLf1,zfi1fe xginiom JUDY TRQY LARRY CQNNATSER 1 I f0 . gp . X8!9l'Q5l3l'l!ll,flflfQ g 0lfLI0l 5 JUDY BRANTLEY RICHARD HIGQINBQTHAM IH fgloredenfoz five ,ggniord MARTHA DANCE HOVVARD MCCAIN ilf 4 Q!oreAe1fzfc1fiffe SZVLLBIJP5 BOBBY WRiC5l-IT LYNN SHEPPARD Ill R!9l 65QV1 fa five ,giz1fzf1'0rA BUDDY NNES-VON MARY ANNE CLAIBQRNE ll' W Q . g fx 0!Ol'!755Ql'1 ffl fl UP x 0l'1,l0l Q5 JUDY HAWKINSCDN DUNCAN BRIGGS ll D MlOl Q50l l fa five ,Sanford XNILL SANDERS CLARE PITTMAN 1 I ,.,.,.1.:,w.e y Z fig? iz Hffw 5 fiffii HfJI 86Qlf1, fa five 52lfLlf0l f5 BUFFY SEYDEI. BRANNQN LESESNE 1 I Ihc Senior C1455 Wx 'Q M' swf W-K if Psorihsulc High School presents WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE ,xpfix is-19, was jimmy Dolson . Bob Dolson . . Hildegarde Dolson Sally Dolson . . Mrs. Dolacm , Ellie-May . jill . . . Paige . . . I-'rulclie Slxcirmcif - Mix Dolsory . . Mr. Sherman' Ijlikllllillliifil by Clxristoplicx' Scrgcl Frau: lim lmok by Ililrlkgmrll' Uolsfm CAST Qin order of appcarancej 8:00 O'cil0Ck . Joram STATON Howaxm lWCCAIN Burn SEYDIEL . Berry Lewis LYNN Smzrmun MARTHA DANCE . LINDA SxMs GLENNA BAIN . Ricimun HIGGINBOTHARI CHARLES LONG 'HAROLD MARTIN if 1 . ... if . or 'iwfifir ,QA +5 i. W I :fp -' 'Hi ' l mwah!!! ,l . La 3 22 - 3:17 23. 35' S. 2 S ,, , uwfru . 5' , 4' . W ik iq y f S' M , J' all B S it www' lf 3 Mrs. Shcrmcr - ............. , CAROL Joni-:s The acliorrtzikcs plum in llic living room of the Dolsou home. Act I: An afxiernoon in spring ACL Il: Saturday. rho clay of the prom ACL ill: Flight okzlock the same day PRODUCTION STAFF llircctov' . . . ....,.,.... jane Mulkey Ifarulty Assislants . . Mary Anchors, Larry Smith, j. Ralph Kemp Xzmlent Assisiant Director .........., ' Karen Bain 12,1-,l,,,,v,5,,5 , Berry Browder, Nina YVilkcrson, Pm Henry, 'llillulah Morton. Judy Hawkinson Scenery . , .Ncrl Rand, Steve Vfilliaxlxs. Bobby Xvright, L66 joneg Sr! Decoration . . Mme Woodrriff, Caroline Kelly, Judy , Bramley, Sue Haverstick Make-up . . . . ' .... Martha Drew, Kay 'Ilison Prmlucrvi by special arrangement will: Ilmmatic Pulilislring Company 3 wif' 3,1 A ' lm , .1 'N e I .. X V22 wi. 1'-or WNW - J, LYNN SHEPPARD JUDY HAWKINSON BOBBY WRIGHT HAROLD MARTIN Co-Editorf Co-Bufinen Managers ,763 11956 VIKING yearbook of NORTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL 2875 Northside Drive, N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA WE WISH--- To express our appreciation to our adver- tisers for their help in making the 1956 Viking possible. May your business grow and prosper during years to come. The Viking Staff 12-1 1 W First in this First in that 1 s First in everything We M lx ,.,-- Aj' . X IIIVI y Nuttlng Realty Company REALT011s A :,:' ., Q .deft ' 45l1th s1fee1,N.12. Wwleiuaisv. Nike and Curtis '11 ill be Hiilfly to gn with gas from Turner 8g Wilson Service Station ATLANTA, G1:oRc1A 4'4'6i1' Roswell Bde N' W' Meredith and Beverly admire CH- 9271 l'lARPER'S FLOWERS 'l20l W. Peachtree, N. li. lil.. 5766 VE. 2571 l .. l the--M A r ei Aw G Virginia says Mliowl for health W Qc.. ww 4 711. 'Nw ,limmy and Mitch know how lo get their drugs Mmlvrrz Alleys and lfquipnienl at Q O l,ICAGl'liS - Cuiiss . INDIVIIJITALS Hl'l'ChCOCk Gnd SIl11lTlOl1S PCill7lllI'CC Hiiklil. l,gaChU'Qlg Road li'l'Hla1. lVl. lVlrrll'l11.LAN, Uwner CH, Hill Q . if L ' t From o prized heirloom recipe of the Old South . . . o delicious brittle that isn't sticky! , ily! ,, as ' -. , V ' . -,, , GC i f , if 3, PEANUT nnrrnf iiiv ':1:2i5!E1E3il'i':iE'i:ii'- ., ONE Pouun un ,, ,Ai ' V ,.,. - ,.,, i,iA ,Q I. ,,i, e U lf ' 'l'xi ' ' i' 55 . Viui lfllen loves thc lmcautiful lurniturc: ancl dishes Q V' V' V'41:fg.p-2:1511 'I'3irE5:iQiQff:fi:i:E55i5 gill-'-2 42 at . . ea e Buckhead Appliance and . '1'hin,c.-isp,rasiy...l0ati0.1 Uh- Furniture Cgmpqny , with choice 6-an ts -klw 's foll- P U 'f 33 wrapped ' fresh. pkg. ' fy IH85 Peachtree Road, N. E. . ' FAH . 64, ff Qmuwgaf 12 gli ' Coconut Brittle pkg. lull? ll Pigigcgivf We 45 Peachtree Federal Savings and Loan Association l'IlIfI'5 Peachtree lid., N. E. Buckhead Cary and Kurt know you can fasten it lvetter and faster with BOSTITCH Staples and Staplers BOSTITCH-ATLANTA, INC 85 Eleventh St., N. lf. To i'Shoe away the hlues Buy Poll Parrot Shoes J. 81 J. Poll Parrot Shoes For boys and girls 3073 Roswell Road, N. W. Tommy and Mary Lynne say eal at THE CHUCK WAGON 3090 Bolling Way, N. E. Ned has his car washed and greased at Your Good Gull Dealers MULI.INS and SAPPENFIELD Roswell Road at Powers ferry GULF TIRES ' BATTERIES ' ACCESSORIES Clterok 0520 Road Service Mr. Willizlirm Nl. Suttles. Head Speech Department at GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION is happy to help Judy Carter and Bob Huhharcl. Northside '56 graduates. plan their college careers. Ullerings include R.O.'l'.tI.. Accounting. Secretarial Science znnl other fields of Business Aclnrinistration or Arts anrl Svienrfes. Northside Sweethearts look prettier with flowers from - FLCWERLAND FLORIST N 2775 Peachtree licl.. N. Pl. banrlra sun . the expert clean i ng flone at SANI'S CLEANERS 23953 P'tree lifl., N. W. lf fff, ,,,1f,,, f-,, lx ff! International Minerals and Chemical Corp. 12325 lfulton National Hank Building Nelmie and Bob See the beautiful new ATLA NTA, GEORGIA STl'lJEBAKl91liS at YARBROUGH MOTOR CO. 2.590 XXV. lJeaehtree Street, N. Wi. b f '. ,V R I h L, eq -. 11 I X' 2 f all . tx E 4 ...Jn-X . If . . E Q f Y ,. - ' .5 A Q Exw' R Hg V . , Vi Betty knows the best is BRUCE TERMINIX COMPANY 1101 Spring Street, N. W. Peachtree Road Methodist Church ATLANTA, GEORGIA 3180 Peachtree Road, N. E. VErnon 774-6 1 N Everyone rides to school in the Big Mn DECATUR LINCOLN-MERCURY CO., INC. 213 E. Ponce de Leon Avenue DECATUR, GEORGIA M. LEE JONES, Pres. 129 CR. 6451 Xia 'vs X096 171120, q 19X 6 f X068 9 01- ,saab 61.8 , 10,10 ge All this and more from The Northside Poren t-Teachers Association tb C18 heb repair 6 Ooks 1 we 05'0Yx0a5 so . 9- awe if 0 gf 130 :M s www 51? UNIFORMS, INC. 608 W. Peachtree St. EL. 3677 TUXEDO HEADQUARTERS Complete range of sizes Military clothes, insignia and shoes. We do all types of alterations WATCH FOR ME cAu. Tr' Ti: li tfiitiififif .... ...,,,... I ...,. 5 World s Largest Pest Control Co 713 W. Peachtree St., N. E. Everybody goes to V57 Rusty's Drive In 2275 Peachtree Rd. if I h f A9151 , git M it 0 s it E... A Mark 0f y W -,., y Xk xi ffl W., N, . .5 ' it ! or Qualify Foods , -kz 1 , VL E 'VN .... YV 2 a 0 ,A 1 BULUNIM STURES Ride at Pine Hill Stables 90 W. Wieuca Rd. N W Trio S'hoe Service A Step Ahead 3032 Roswell Rd. Atlanta, Ga. CH. 3122 AAAA I Elizabeth and Anne have their home furnished with blinds from T VENETIAN BLINDS, INC. 18144 Peachtree Rd., N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA NORTHSIDE INTERFAITH FELLOWSHIP America Goes to College With Montag's Stationery Since 1889 MONTAG BROS., INC 245 No. Highland Ave. ATLANTA, GEORGIA i i ' M.: if ix. Kfgbk ' hi s hx A i -0. ,, . s 'gx'... :ix6'L ' 6 7 , -TN' ' A '3' 1 . A112 wit. . - H - -.1 - 'Q nf - - Ay ' .fxkh-'. -, -- :.'.'-i553 Fifi. A 2'-T-2113.1-ei'it:'-ali! , .wuz . xl ' girl: T.. , 'W .T-. 4, 3 ,cial-Q, .251 .- A as-sw ' gf -4 fr ' x .' A- . ii, . ,Y 5 in T . L Yfd e' ' 'J gu n jf I. Vifl I ,.,, ,. .il A - ., z fin - 'S 1 ,-,QE , A j -I, xii: , . ' '. A .,,. ., -,P ,r fl . x ,.ffi'Af fn. ji Q, ,ZA I . 'N ' .,' fe-gi' 3? A .fm . S AAJ' re A. I' A , M f ' ' 51: G-.. 2 - - N1 f- ' f je A -J .,., YA', . :r 1 A S A f L ' Ti' g ift? i f xg I 5g,,,'..' As' 2 5 X' '-.. t 'f'e-M. ..,5, m .J - K: -A., My A , - . , A ,K 'fri -' A ' -1 K i x ' 1 f -l. - X' . , f l 15 .e I gs A-fYTf4 1, f'?. --f fgnf liii iil LQ- ? Q'5 I f 1 4.-F 47 fi n -TQ . f tk.-wa . . ' by ., fy sg-1 +,n,' ,Q J 2. A -xg , , f Don finds all kinds of electrical 595. . ff . tlfig. 'Q A. . '. 1 . l N W .,V,'.,' kwi1, 1 - . fixtures .myp at David is building toward his Lou Ann wants her food supplied Bules and Womack, future with Inc' Arthur Pugh W arren Brokeru e Co. 3175 Roswell Rd., N. W. construction co. 9 A 7 G , 4-5 11th Street, N. E. TLANTA EORGIA 3110 Roswell Rd., N. E. l by STEVENS PICTURES, INC. 101 Walton St. ATLANTA, GA. Need a house? President : JEAN WEEMS Wanta Meter',? M. CLAYTON GEARHART COMPANY 254 E- Paces Cearhart Building FeffY Rd-, N- W- ATLANTA 19, GEORGIA Secretary: EARLE CREW no ' T reasurer: VENETIA JOHNSTON Y-TEENS V. President : CHARLENE HOLLOWAY l ' w 7 ' ' 'W , .K .E K+. -jmjyaj Ami 'Z 9 Q., 5 ,Ffa ry fl, , 3 ,Vx , . MAKING PLANS? h' ,, of Wlrat are you 0 going to use he ,, A ' ,K ' f KX I wi I nj: Y L ' P' A um 3 - 5 l ll ' 3 IH 'f' if for money? . A do 1, T.. ff It A ' I ..-v ,Z ,I . ,l ,-M f' Q51 N f f f jfs-of r t in , 1 . K - x 1 Yi N W Ze I Q get Q. S .Y 3 gm 3. A Henry M009 Realty Co . ' ' - f' ? l 0 3, H , ftigg REALTORS .. , W A PN ' ' V A 1909 Peachtree Rd., N. W. 1. K. h 1-. 1:.. X ' ' .4546 v-,...fs-' , l , ' ,,, ' 'Y A at -M.. y r Hey, girls, where are you headed? The Yellow Jacket, of course. YELLCW JACKET INN 305 North Avenue, N. W. I , COMPLIMENTS OF C-4 V alllgator at F' ,hAL 5 See you later, Ah A ' Rscono CENTER ' ... 1092 E. Paces Ferry Q 4 . 21' ff - 45 Compliments of a Friend f--More accurately a long-suffering father who was again caught in the middlej . ..., .....,.. , ..., fx., -.. u L: U Z' my U 4 A. W W I . 52 . 'Q l, xi X Q? DRINK, DRINK, DRINK! J I Anyone for Dog Food besides Brenda? Twelve Oaks Restaurants MITCHELL BRCTHERS 1895 PIEDMONT RD., N. E. 635 Green Sta N' W' BELMONT HILLS SMYRNA Home Freezer Locker Meat Processors . . . custom slaughterers , and producers of specially prepared dog food out of by-products. rf - 11. Bakery products from Dutch Oven go straight to the H eart? Elliott's Peachtree Studio 324-3 Peachtree Rd., N. E. 720 Stewart Ave., S. W. For the BEST in Machinery, it's TRACTOR AND MACHINERY CO. 4-70 Glenn St., N. W. Southland Pool 81 Engineering 324-0 Peachtree Road, N. W. 2 e ' if EX. 8661 REBEL BOAT CQ. 1529 Howell Min Rd. 4 Q nenen 5 . A 5 sg, 5 1 'i , , 'A . , N ' ww ,.., A ,K V5 ,, Ad e l!! :ll n k Q.. , b K ' Q. .... W' : Z:'A ' - 'Q' ..1-. .,:, . ,,,., .Wg ,,,..,, VLQH Q VL ,Qs A nle.. ..... i eene e4: ' Tommy and Beth are headed for Future Homemaker 2426 Piedmont Rd., N. E. Chas. S. Martin Distributing Co 1000 Marietta Street, N. W. W- 'Y-'---wp-Engl Southern Detectives, Inc., Atlanta 1070 Spring St., N. W. 137 DISTINCTIVE HOMES . . . Built by E D S W I M S 3626 Roswell Rd. CH. 8079 School,s out and everyone is on the way to the H I C K Q R Y P I T Roswell Rd. gf. ' V axe, U . A .A ki ii.-'. ,Qi i s ,I 'ilftfffli H I I P 'sms 1' -W I ll ll ll I! W 'T ll llf I When you visit Westminster come to H E H U T COMPLIMENTS 'I' Of Sandra knows that Planters Peanuts are the best PLANTERS PEANUTS 5c Bags Vacuum Tins 382 Piedmont Ave. 0sner Construction Co., Inc V ,. M-, ..,,,.,,,,-M 'f 'l .N - it ,K We Need Business Garvin Garage Catherines ready to jump in behind AUTO SERVICE a Dt 1 Sh D em OW Oof Avisco Film Corporation 3163 Roswell Rd., N.W. Drexler Shower Door Co. 541 Peachtree St. fs., Beverly and Pat know that Avisco cellophane protects almost everything you buy. Otley Drive K A-1. Q . Q. Carol might not make a good attendant but she will always know you get better service at Paces Ferry Service Station GULF PRODUCTS Cars Greased, Washed and Simonized Tires, Tubesjand Batteries 3. at .s ITU ST! HY! 5' v Q U' L - W ' . K I h 3. 1-...- ' 1. 5 I I Pete admires the fine selection of ties and clothes at ROAD SERVICE 1 ncer s Ltd CH. 9245 1313 W. Paces Ferry Rd., N. W. I . 693 Peachtree St., N. E. than anywhere else. DRINK Uncarbonated Flavors BireIey's Bottling Co. 544 N. Angier Ave., N. E. l'd rather be run over by a . truck from an 5167 Peachtree Rd., N.E. w y Crest Motor Co. ,Af is ' f WY 7k Y 'iikr They fill up at Davis Service Station 3658 Roswell Road ATLANTA, GEORGIA CH. 6544 COMPLI1WENTS of ' A FRIEND George and Higgy know you can steal the best motor from Tom Mitchell Buick, Inc. 3130 Roswell Road, N. W. QM-91, in-L 'Q F3 y fw- I'6'S Q. f -me 'f 'f ' 1. .:eir',--f ., wgif,:g..l.ff:w I if ,.,,1.: . -:H 5 EV .ii ,, egg. .71-35--.,1y,g,-wfc, .V ,Q , .wrt 1-. ' ,, ,, A. 1. , A -.5 V g . M777 1 fp 12 Lf: X IP' H . W, - 'iii W f A t 2 E' 1 .1 WJ' jeg, .4 ., 1 Iii 5 M51 1' -az, , Q V .,,,' ,L,. H V h , e W , V ' ff- I ' Milfs? ' .v- 15 i ,- Q A Q. , l Coca-Cola makes a big hit with Steve, Carter, and John. The Atlanta QQWBottling Co. 864 Spring St., N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Better Watch out! Doodles is at work at Seydel-Woolley 8g Co. V 5 Bill and Penney like to meet their friends at The Colonnade Restaurant 2420 Piedmont Road R , ',,iitfll , . A Linda and Judy like what they see at 748 Rice St-i N- W- Buclcl-:EAD GLASS co. 3228 Roswell Rd., N. W. Glass for All Purposes M' We 'AD 4 0 -1 ,ff- T aw JL , WX -.AX 5, 1 ,z few wwf. ' ' ' l ,'.:..1-4--I ' ' Ark ..,,. . H - - 4 - A ,1,. - E A1,., f A A li A ' if aiiil --:+:.':-: ::':- '- -f -flli -4 ie, -ix ff! A! ,,,,- fo M ' iffff' ' frLE:5:5:3EgE5E5EE .-f :V Z? f l 1... XR I ,Ei- -4' '9 f' '? i' if ,X wx 4 5 E 5 ii W ag, I 2 3 I 'K '1K -pf-.fn ,, ilk lx X , 9 7. v- '- :fx , 'M-. if 3 Someday l hope to sell all the glrls of Northsxde a complete Hotpoint Kitchen ,,-',,, ., f. ccJIMvs il ALEXANDER APPLIANCE COMPANY 5 l 1137 Ponce de Leon Avenue Q I ,X wang! gf N. 1 Ma 'il Dividends Never Less than .KK F fx A 2 A. , ' ,' l F., 4 and ? A Usually 2 More Follow Jack's example and you will always be ahead at Accounts Insured to 510,000 Fulton County Federal Savings and Loan Association NORTHSIDE BRANCH 3079 Peachtree Rd., N. E. 'Ali K . 5275 -rsaigf -I . A A, riffiagsugli-EF PIEDMONT LIFE BUlLDlNG s S 1 S LL,, .,,,...:Q,,, 9 .3 :- vi w Eriifi-f:Lli3'f4ih,sQiQ , w!::!iQf9F -' - V - wsu -f ell SAFWAY STEEL SCAFFOLDS 0 Scaffolding o Rolling Towers o Ladders 0 Steel Shores - o Swing Stages f l s ,,,, ., . Dianne plays it smart and insures wilrh 0 Bleachers Piedmont Life Insurance Co Modern - Safe - Economical 1222 Peachtree St. . ,,NN, .. ,wax .,,, N, L3 1 N ' I L I. 713: , , K 'l .uv A A 6 z A ,. 'H' Jxs i' .I ,.- :,v , , ' ' ,, agz Caroline and Billy admire this modern plant built in Virginia and SHHY join the Crowd at Haffyys - - Nlomgrfey, Mgxico, by The lllost Famous Steaks in the South are at W. F. H 3232 Roswell Rd. ' SCHUI-TZ' 'Nc' Hclrry's Famous Steakhouse 1217 Spring Street, N. W. EL. 9225 Compliments of BEACON CLEANERS - 'fl , 5000 Roswell Rd. EX. 9366 ., i.tt X , F , 1 , M -4 , . . 7 ,V W'l'7 f' ' ' I iri, 'Iii M L x.:iz2,f:.-ferry-fmfit, . l Hickory Landscaping Nora is visiting some of the beautiful homes built by 4551 Roswell Rd., N. W. W ATLANTA 5, GEORGIA -xfbf P CH' 4269 HERBERT L. BRYAN Contractor of many fine homes 311Q!!V ,,-.e: fQ.,.ZfT?f - 1890 Nerine Circle Phone 47-2141 I - I fi W fe ....,,. , , If - ,-- -' . ff' ,. : ' J - 4 ' ,. ' 7' V ., . , L f 4 Betty knows that . i i f it ,,,, , Q. ir N W , - - . f .9 ..7'7n V - t- . an a -' :X I . g I . Q wx NL wa Beautiful Northside Homes A- fe I ,gui '71 ' b i gi l 'l I' It are built y ---- if 3 eg g ga' X F, w.,i.M,.2-.A--- ' 'mga -me :fe f A . L, . . is . .gl eccee 5. I ...L . KY gl. g . f 1- 5- i. ,V 5 HOYT F. SWIMS ' : ' 2, i my 2167 Peachtree Rd., N. E. ,g4 ' A if vit' ,K A, h,e.. W, ee.,, ,. 4 . .Q , leh ,, i.. , i f weggitif Q , wand. , - .1 ng A - N. .r , H --5. .ffgae we fgmn. , . , ',3f9-fdajyifgnltf H' A, lzf7'fs.e'..' ., ft 5 fr it .1 SPRING TAILLIGHTS Although many competitive events have not been completed as we go to press, the Viking staff is happy to report in a hrief summary some of our spring activities, honors, and awards .... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Three seniors. Nancy Herner. Lon Norris, and Linda Sims, were inducted into the society at the final meeting of the Northside chapter on May 8 .... GRADVATION EXERCISES: Judy Troy and Larry Connatser will deliver the salutatory and valedictory addresses .... SPELLING BEE: A .fine group of student spellers competed aganist parents in the annual spelling hee sponsored hy the PTA. VValter Wingfield and Mrs. Maurine Mc-Cain were the finalists. . . . ART: Patsy Bass won third prize and Judy Jones won second prize for their paintings in the Regional EX- hilvit of the American Federation of iVomenls Clubs .... LA NGVAGES: Billy Johnson placed second in the state in hoth French and Latin in contests sponsored by the Classical and Modern Language Association .... Lan- guage Day was held May 8. An interesting program fea- turing a guest speaker and a skit hy Northside pupils was presented ..,. MIISIC: The Northside Band, the Mixed Chorus. and the Girls' Chorus earned the top rating in the Regional Music Festival ,... HOMEMAK- ING: .Iolyn Chastain and Margaret Mohley won first place in the annual Richls Table Setting Contest .... SCIENCE: In the Westinghouse Science Talent Search .Iack Venahle was the alternate to second place in the nation-wide contest .... Jack also Won the sweepstakes award, a trip to the National Science Fair. in the Atlanta Science Congress competition. Bill Durrett. VVilliam Dunson. and Jack were first place winners in the contest, . . . In the State Science Fair Bill Durrett, Kathy Thrower and Sally Sheffield won first places .... The Future Scientists of America Regional Contest brought first place awards to Jack Venable and VVilliam Dunson. . . . Vl'illiam Dunson won first place in the national Sci- ence poster contest .... ESSAY CONTEST: Duncan Briggs won third place in an essay contest sponsored by the Executive Sales Cluh. Nineteen other Northside stu- dents were awarded certificates of merit .... COMMIT- NITY DRIVING RODEO: Bolling Puller and Connie Tolhert tied for first place in the road test .... SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: The Junior-Senior Prom at the Biltmore on April 27 was one of NOrthside's gayest and prettiest dances. The Beaux Arts Ball on May 11 climaxed club activities .... Pedal Pusher Day, sponsored by the jun- iors. was a tremendous success .... TENNIS: The Girls' Tennis Team won the Region 3AA championship. This is the third consecutive Northside team to have won all their matches .... The Boys' Tennis Team this season won the city championship for the third consecutive year ,... TRACK: The track team won the city cham- pionship. During the season Ed Nutting lmroke the city record four consecutive times in shot put. VVill Sanders and Brannon Lesesne are captains of the winning team. . . . RIFLE TEAM: The Girls' Rifle Team is undefeated in intramural matches .... H 'i'f.f.' 145 George knows that he can find EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN at Erik Johnson Garden Center 3789 Roswell Rd. EX 4113 iliUlii'l'llll '.n'LSf E4',a me 3. wenmis co, .' - 1--M 29.30-111-0 ,., I ieele-g i I V, :---+- K' ' I... Judy and her friends know where to go for the best plumbing and heating service in town. Hunter Plumbing 8I Heating Co. 666 Metal Road, N. E. VE. 0759 -snail lil -3 Friendly service and a friendly smile can always be found at Springlake S'hell Service Station I 1920 Howell Mill Rd., N.W ,y. : 1 L M AT. 9346 ' ma me ., ,O My M, ...-1,1 ,, , . , Asda 2 W5 I I , ' W fe A 'P 21,57 'i1iIf'f i' fir? .liliiii T is 2' L ' Q I, i4'.V: +t L-W .'E3,, 'si ., I ' ' i.ii 1- ml ' ' Z i ' I 1' G ' I 3 X 5 f H la 9 ' A 'Y E A lil M f A, wi ,, f .I uf I a HS . A, m+Q.,,1-win , COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND Marilyn knows where sturdy construction can be found 306 Standard Bldg. '-4 COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND Gulfcgzrlgrlion McFadden Business Publications ATLANTA, GEORGIA Q AMERICAN BANK DIRECTORY o THE AMERICAN SOFT DRINK JOURNAL 0 THE SOUTHERN BANKER o SOUTHERN BANKER,S DIRECTORY Q THE LAUNDRYMAN-CLEANERS GUIDE A 'ffiil f The Cathedral 1 Beverly Aronson Margaret Bagley Betty Browder Barbara Bryant Anne Carlyle Mary Anne Claiborne Martha Dance Linda DeFoor Connie Ford Senny Hall Jim Harris Carol Jones Kurt Kroschel Pat Logan of Saini' Philip Congratulates its members of the 956 GRADUATING CLASS Harold Martin Ann McClain Corneille McRee Claire Pittman Duncan Puller Linda Sims Eleanor Smith Virginia Sommerville Imogene Talley Gail Tansill Kay Tison Judy Troy Buddy Weston Lida Young Howard says the best sandwiches are made from Highland Bread HIGHLAND BAKERY, INC. Bakers For the Home'i 0xg5,,,.. 1' f '3r l 5 r fr 'B i'5g1E5Ls f ii j f z xv Nancy with the power pair, Sinclair Power-X gasoline Extra Duty Motor Oil l i ' 3 f s 1 , , KE' I f ,, .93 1 lil' E Don't worry, Carol, for it's insured Sinclair Refining Company with ATLANTA, GEORGIA DICKY MANGHAM COMPANY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE First National Bank Building fr, 1 . f l FINE FABRICS Com liments , - , P It .v so rzght to sew! C0mp1,,,,e,,t5 of of Sewing Notions - Trimmings M D C O Vogue - McCall ac ou CI onstructlon Co W' B' Pranfley Butterick - Simplicity g Construction Co., Inc. Advangg Patterns Walter J. Penny In Buckhead - CH. 4061 up ? Ma 4 xi 5 . I , 6 f' . T H E A I I 2 3. E 3108 ROSWELL RD. Aw 5 ,I-. ggext to Buckhead Theahi ., g: :H ,, .5:5:5 :flag ,A--. V 455: 19-. www-as:-'-- : -:-zv:-1 :-zr:-:- A 1 -'a 1, 1 N- . M.-wf 3:5159 .:22:::' ..,'?5. Q. - ,....wL5-'aw-c?5 --u.s. ' 75733353 2:2:f ' - .AWQIIAAL . '-'- ' ,I ' - ffm 'ff QF' 'f : 125.,1E15:..:5E5i: - - - ' 5Ef?- , ,. v- ., -4 aL.-1 .icwrzwv , ,,., .f - .. .. - .- - 'ff' . ' HQ .,.. 2 ----:ii 1-is ' ' --'- ' 4 :i f ' . ' fa , f w c J- '1 - A- -' ' -d v- JAMES C. WISE-Al Chi1'eC'l' 305 Techwood Dr., N. W. How would you like her served on a silver platter Timothy Galfas Studios 2529 Peachtree Rd., N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA ? Ready Mixed Concrete is :ASM IALQFE X57 Ti '53 fd EH -N H' ee ll, .X MacDOUGALD - WARREN, INC. Box 1412 AT. 7593 i 149 Roads - Streets - Driveways Parking Areas ,--1- -7 Duncan knows he gets the best when he shops at BUCKHEAD MEN'S SHOP 3047 Peachtree Rd., N. E. I ,iff sul, '.-sig. 3: f 1 .iffy - 5 , . . K . . , ,, -ZVQW? A nw tv V i ri V' i, ' AY' M ,'jgf:.wZ. ,4 . 1 ,- V L g -A ga, ,, A 3 . lf . 'f-.7 'ffl i if G .,.. . .' - E :1 9'g 3'Q 5 ' ' ,, ' - '. Lk ' , V, ' 1? . f , ' y u lxg. , V, Q.: 3.5.4 21 -F 1.35, WAV if . ?', ' Q 35-'L .SJ if' . ' . F , E A H ' L... ', if cas., .1 4 , .Y ft' ,,, , . V , ,. I 17 I ' Qi' J' A FFF 7 fi 's ,, ' ' ma ' ' .. . .. 9 K y. is 7 2 -,:-.r.f,,,.,-vnscr - -:fs-1.-, feel. - f ' 'f ' HARRY NORMAN, JR., Builder Mrs. Harry Norman and Associates REAL ESTATE BROKERS 77 W. Paces Ferry Rd. YANCEY BROS. CO. Your CATERPILLAR9 Dealer 1540 Northside Dr., N. W. ELgin 3741 I , 5540955 E y 5. .. e H COMPLIMENTS I A of Always courteous service at Shuman's Market 283 7 Peachtree Rd. 5 HWEQCTFOII! A I ff gy . X Harry always takes Nancy to superb movies at THE RHODES Atlantis most distinctive theatre ll-A South Rhodes Center EL. 7919 A FRIEND Jim loves the Work of--- BOB'S INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS EL. 8881 2257 Peachtree Rd., N. W. Katherine is buying insurance from the DUNCAN PEEK INSURANCE AGENCY In the Hurt Building WA. 1808 Judy and Pat like to buy records at COMPLIIVIENTS Parks Novelty Machine Co. UF Cigarettes and Music Service WE SELL USED RECORDS - SUPER MARKETS 1347 Northside Dr., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. EM. 6456 24 HOUR SERVICE EL. 9235 EL. 2147 L is - o A W jf-W SMU!-4 EJ ,. This car is really getting a going-over at L. C. SMITH SERVICE STATION Corner Northside Drive and Bishop St. ' ATLANTA, GEORGIA 151 3 ,v R c 0 u 0 R M B f...-we For the BEST BAR-B-Q and BRUNSWICK STEW Come to the OLD HICKORY HOUSE 1527 Northside Drive, N. W. I In 'lf Q. MIXERS - PEELERS - SLICERS F000 CUTTERS HOBART L. P. Bonclurunt 8. Sons 1351 Northside Drive Years Ahead H I L L Commercial Refrigerators Jones Refrigeration 1349 Northside Dr., N. W. ATLANTA, GA. AT. 5749 S '57 E R V C E A . 6 'af Scott always smiles when he goes to - - - Killingsworth Service Station me 2830 Peachtree Rd., N. W. Linda and Teddy agree that the best Realty Company is Bob Dell Realty Co. Harriet and Bobby surely wish this new Buick was theirs. W. Paces Fairy Rd., NUW. l'llX GREEN BUICK CQ. CH' 6751 41 North Ave., N. E. VE. 5844 it KN A e ', 4, ' x Miss Ellis' Gang! De Foor Realty Company Realtors CANDLER BUILDING ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA llfg 3 . L... ' ' 'X'-4' 4+ Linda Lee buys her Linda and Skippy often stationery at . . . visit the Tuxedo Pharmacy Paces Ferry Tower 3659 Roswell Rd., N W. 374- E. Paces Ferry Rd. H 3 . -were-'- ' , g . . H - Q. ..,. . 5 .. an Q? Nancy and Pat love flowers from - - - Reneau - The Little Frendh Florist 1046 Peachtree St., N. E. AT. 6239 Ralph and Henry buy their equipment at G. 0. SMITH CORP. Power Mower and Garden Shop in the Tuxedo area at 3674- Roswell Rd., N. W. 3? Jn The Browns and Mortons naturally are insured with N 4 State Farm! STATE FARM Lgfe GQ INSURANCE V . O Xi' vrrrr X ff! V , J. WARREN MITCHELL District Manager 155 A good team to team up with Nathan's Auto Parts Co. fl 830 Marietta St., N. W. VErnon 66244 .Y Celia and Jan enjoy Georgra Auto Parts Co. I . 1036 Bankhead Ave., N. W. Taylor s Pershing Pharmacy VEIM 3516 Peachtree at 17th St. Dial VE. 9672 We call for and deliver HPRESCRIPTIONSH sg ig lKA,5,n3'?g 1 ie .6 s' A TANDARD N 6 nu. rufzcnaua 3 E E Compliments Al.. Dr. Paul Ambery Sue, Barbara, Pat, and Imogene like the service they find at Compliments of Bill Fitzgerald's Standard Service Kqfhrgnlf Beauty 3465 New Marietta Hwy. - At West Paces Ferry Rd. C on 1946 Howell Mill Rd., N. W. ELgin 7122 Dave and Anne attend Northside Methodist Church 2799 Northside Drive f r A toast to good health with milk from Don't worry, folks. It's being repaired at JESS WALTON TEXACO STATION IRVINDAI-E FARMS, INC- 1892 Howell Min Rd. 1139 Spring Street, N. W. VE. 7703 . I 1 A Mac prefers MAC'S BEAUTY SHOP 2931 Peachtree Rd., N. E. 'V in BUCKHEAD HARDWARE CO. 3059 Peachtree Road, N. E. GARDEN HILLS RECORD SHOP 2831 Peachtree Road, N. E. X K . ...d A vV N BROOKWOOD SERVICE STATION 1820 Peachtree Road EL. 2171 Atlanta, Ga. simw' pf BEACON I.AI.lNDINmr. I Nooenn smmuzv THRIFTY PHONE CHEROKEE 1615 2839 Peachtree Rd I 1 - A F A ri ' '- S X' Hey guy! You can,t have my L A Y I S POTATO CHIPS H. W. Lay and Co. 173 Boulevard . WWW WW Z 126440 GR WW ffvqw my WW Mamie CHRYSLER Since 19244 PLYMOUTH 1956 Chrysler Americais Most Smartly Different Car SOMMERS7 SERVICE IS BETTER- COSTS NO MORE HARRY SOMMERS, INC. Spring at Hunnicutt CYpress 41611 Atlanta, Georgia 'ima ,...-f' 1 Q5 - f1' -,'.11 ,, ., .2 lg S ., KF ,,.. ,, P .rj 1 'KEV f 5 4 1 2,. 3 . lf, . ' ,, is MALER SHIRT LAUNDRY 1640 Northside Drive, N. W. BUCKHEAD THEATRE 3110 Roswell Road CH. 3361 C l' l fi q,, amp Lments of , h ,l,V - if Covenant Presbyterian Church DR. HERMAN L. TURNER Pastor REV. VICTOR J. JANEK, Asst. Pastor POWELL CLEANERS Sterilized Dry Cleaning WASHETERIA 98-100 Sixth Street-at Peachtree VErnon 07444 Fran can find everything she needs here. So can you. QUICK SHOPPING CENTER 3400 New lllarietta Highway Lane is building it herself with her new saw from - - - YOUNG HARDWARE CO., INC. Wholesale Only 1071 Howell Mill Rd., N. W. Wender 8g Roberts, Inc. y Buekhead's Leading Drug Store Peachtree Road - :- Buckhead Phone CH. 1122 or 1123 Eleanor 'Abe 1 ' . ek f. - wtf buys all her gas at--- -.1.,, ,,,oh W4-W' ' ,,.i f e'i' i--lei' fm 'i -lA,-- A- or iss Robert BarIield's Service Station 81 Grocery Phone CH. 9193 I l W ,,,, , Clare is looking at some of the beautiful clothes at John Jarrell, Inc. 84 Broad Street, N. W. ,fur- Aufomobile Glass Co. Safety Glass - Plate Glass - Windows - Mirrors Desk Tops - Regulators, F elts and Channels A. W. EVES, Manager 656 Spring St., N. W. Phone AT. 5712 ATLANTA, GA. uf .3 K .0- ' in , 1 vv., ,I ::-, I -'-, to ,. -s-zfffffffw -:--5:? f1za:. 2! ff? --' 51' f,,,,...,,.,,9. , -.1 -11 Fw fzE.fvsff'feffs1::?E1e1. rg . ,, Leazwaafg ga!-:i w me ff Mary Lamar surely is enjoying her rub-down. Sandra's turn is next. CRYSTAL BATH RUBBING ALCOHOL Recommended by athletic coaches At All Retail Drug Stores. .5 Margaret d0esn't even need a blanket because she has heating by . . . Moncrief Furnace Company 676-682 Hemphill Ave., N. W. ATLANTA 1, GEORGIA Mcwhirfer Material Handling Co. EMPSTE D UMPSTE R WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICE 1338 Northside Dr., N. W. EL. 8423 Here is McWhirter with a load of the best looking garbage in town! Joyce is Clare is always working Well hard, dressed trying to because she buys meet all her the clothes deadline. at - - - THE NORTH SIDE NEWS NORMAN'S Send neighborhood news to ' - 3167 Roswell Road 3226 Peachtree Rd., N. W. CH. 1176 EX. 4656 BUCKHEAD A 'xL-'. -- eg-fQi'1if '..- 'W ' , A ' a 'V -LQ:-L1 . . iA.K Meanwhile, hack at the ranch, Lon and Mary . . . NORRIS BROTHERS RIVER FARM NEWNAN, GEORGIA X Q Q 1 -1 J w 1 . X E X Al Mac-ky thrives gn Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Susan and Betsy help their father in the real estate business KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT SHOP REDD AND BALDWIN REALTY CO. 449 Ponce de Leon Av.e., N. E. 216 Healey Building EL. 7307 WA. 2258 Go where Margaret goes For the cleanest clothes in town AGEE CLEANERS 3230 Roswell Rd., N. W. PEACHTREE ROAD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3156 Peachtree Rd., N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Joyce knows that IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Billings Barber and Beauty Shop fllaster Barbers and Beautirians The Same Location for Ten Years 1701 Howell Mill Rd., N. W. AT.6112 H. 8: S. WOODCRAFT CO. U. S. Highway 41 ROUTE 1 SMYRNA, GEORGIA Manufacturers of Good Store Fixtures' Building Maintenance 81 Service Company 1410 Peachtree, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA S. JACK CARLYLE, Owner EM- 6921 164 FRANK'S BEAUTY SALON 221 Pharr Rd., N. E. Compliments of Cl Friend EMERSON HOLLEMAN REALTOR REAL ESTATE SALES, LEAsEs Fire, Casualty, and Automobile Insurance LAmar 0491 Rhodes-Haverty Building Bill and Stanley can't scare Sonny - - - He's insured by . . . C. Fred Brown of STATE FARM INSURANCE 310 E. Paces Ferry Rd., N. E. JUDI LIPSCOMB ELLIS CO. 88 Walton St., N. W. V V V EX 75ll DON'T KEEP IT A SECRET Buy from Royer 81 Jennings Realty 219 Pharr Road EX. 7511 Do as Judy and Max do. Buy your supplies from Roswood Pharmacy, Inc. 3767 Roswell Rd., N. W. Ben D. Watkins, Inc. 3259 Roswell Rd. ' M1,g5'Ak LU55' Al' Our Customers Are Always Right We are proud to offer you S 85 H GREEN STAMPS '1' E VVAV V.VA 'ggi VVE. Future homemakers like Eunice know that for efficient planning WILSON APPLIANCE CO. 3051 Peachtree Rd., N. E. Will be the place to go SM FULTON HARDWARE 3131 Peachtree Rd., N. E. FREE PARKING CH. 4293 DF!!!!H.,RXN'f 3104 Roswell Rd., N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA CH. 9452 Quality Counts W 'N E' EQ 5 Q A 11.2 X Q X Y Q ' A 2 1 N4 A,,- if 1 '- 7 1 X' Tbe1'5k:7 L o a 5 Ann Evang sg 3-095 Crook 8281.6 Gear-an YP-1551 meredi4h Judea Gearharf Tomvmo Jones Lindo. Edwards Hen 'De magic Rea-.ua Dane? A A 1 miS5 U31-.i4e.ma.n Juclxs FKAYP, .Q V1 Sheila Ynafffsorx . 1 Than. Ann Picking A ,--' 1. A Ezlf-.fw Lnnda Siewlens .. ' A K, N1 5, 2 4 H, 'JP I X I 3 b K 1 M-L 'ff 9. Hnne Freem o..n' ' FW-M25 massemaale Lmdo- Ginny Ulilkol-Y f ' Cf-.Pol Tracey ' ' Bins., Black - , A. 34 Sflomleut Gann if flaunt whifaker Pj Dolores mom .ms mar? Hnne Cannerak Helen mckgmz A Sfwfd- 1qnd.rew5 If , ' Char-:awe ffseeuef A A 6 C 'QP Y 3 'Pa+ L:Jh645on f '. 'A in R I X Q l . nQnC I 2 3 'G Tnchard Y FrG.YX FREE COURTEOUS DELIVERY SERVICE Gordon and Margaret get their refreshments from Helen at SPRINGLAKE PHARMACY 2002 Howell 1Will Rd., N. W. Corner of Howell Mill and Collier EL. 7323 As modern as tomorrow, Over carpet they glide. Compliments No underfoot track Q 'i gi -:sl fl! Of No old-fashioned slide. gh 'l THE BORDEN coMPANY MMM0 LAKESHIRE-MARTY Co., DIV. 6944, fu 1200 Chattahoochee Ave., N. W. SY. 4-2966 1 ' A ' X s - I -I 1 QLLJLJ 0 Llsly .. 1 X decorazive SLIDING ROOM DIVIDERS - ATLANTA LUMBER CQ. 319 Walker St., S. W. MU. 8-0038 Compliments of SMITH-JOHNSON PONTIAC CHES SMITH BERNARD JOHNSON 1210 N. Main St. East Point, Ga. I VYNF5' MA ewbv lonrix lg r-ooxgg ww 5 ma S....::-,. v+fmx..X5.,,.5AxQ ,B e. L Ngo.:-M6 if -I 4 -Sa, ' Exeaqor- I if Q mono ' - 50 JL , i Au UQ: vim., QQ ol Gwen bfggg Lbuxxxflyqs 1' bo' .DAQ 9 X W . . 56 1 , W -.1 'Tiff W - :K3eTfXL,e.Q ' 5 4 sf . . , Y ,. f Y v-CHO'-61 Q L1AQf6wm fbackbei-me. vxob-v-nQ.qQ,y ,X X 5m if I if 4, U . A QA oQ5u3Qx-795-f 1 ES V, . --.. Sorwhu QQ ii Womnxigmf HQXNMQ X1 ' L USCQXQF-no I V I I, , V R Q ' Q -' . S, I O I .,.. cog ff Fx 1 car 'Se Q 1-'Qfmorx 62'-5 OL Linn G- TTT Cl v-Nwxo.. 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