Osborne High School - Souvenirian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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For H 5 ' ' V ' ' - lu' l ' l ' lx ' li' A' lq. .-- I' .' .f ' U 'I .' l s MR. GEORGE WILLIAM DOWELL 9 I INTRODUCTION II DEDICATION III MEMORIAM IX THE SHOW OWNERS ACIITIIHISU atlon V THE RING MASTERS The Prlnclpals VI THE TRAINERS VII THE AIDES The Lunch Room Workexs The Custodlans The Bus Dux ers VII THE CENTER RINC Semors IX THE SECOND RING JUHIOFS X THE THIRD RING Sophomores XI THE CLOWNS Freshmen XII THE WA'1 ER BOYS Sub Freshmen TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII THE BIG TOP Glrls Basketball Boys Basketball Cheerleadexs Baseball Physmal Edubauon Intramural Games Homecommg XIV THE SIDE SHOWS Souvemrxan Staff Cax dmal Staff Junlor Red Cross F H A Clee Club O Club Latln Club Beta Club 4 H Club XV THE STARS OF THE SHOW MISS O H S Mr O H S Whos Who at Osborne XVI A STUDENTS Queen of Healts XVI IN APPRECIATION XVII THE BACKERS OF THE SHOW 10 82 104 1 Y 1 , ,sump 1- 7 50- 51 ' ' 52- 53 as 5 sass -as 8- 9 ' 1 so 54- 55 ,, , 56 so 1 11 , , 57 - ' 58 .. -. V4ni12 ' 59 ' , 60 - - W Winvmi 13 61 ' ' ' , ,, ,, 62- 63 ' ' , 64 The Faculty -- 14' 15 Spanish Club 1 , 65 ' 1 66 . . . , 67 ' , 5 1 68 , 16 H 1 5 69 ' 70 , 1 71 ' J , , 17- 32 - 72 I 73 ' ,-- ., ,, 33- 36 . . . 74 . . . . 75 ' Y' ' ' , 76- 78 ' H , 37- 40 U H , W 5 79 ' ' 80 ' 41- 44 81 - ' , 45- 49 '- i ilu Bllvmnrg 091' JEAN WARE Oul Llabsmate 'md frlend who hved wlth a faxth born not of words but of deeds 11 I, A9 , A 0. I , ,nwvf L f , Ulla: V , .' W 7 1. 'Q We V 7' N? V . , , Q ' 5 x 1 5- . M, Hg A 2:12 x 'W .H ' ' . 'K . iw . H- A A ii I , xg-'mga 5 . ww A 1 ' L A l W 5 C . -5 U00 J , 2 H v . V . . . - . C ar T e Show Wners Mn Barnum QQ Company County board members meet with Mr. Sprayberry. Seated left to right: A. H. lVIcCleskey. H. VV. Pitner. D12 VV. C. Mitchell, Mr. Sprayberry. H, R. Daniell. and R. L. Dickerson. Z V797 .'llr. Ringling Mr, W. P. Sprayberry. County School Superin- tendent. ..-, XF Y' E Y is Bailey Brothers L o c a l members meet with Mr. Osborne. Seated left to right: G. R. Parker. Jr., J. W. Bentley, N112 Os- borne, H o r ei c e Groover, and C. E. Gantt. tNot picturedj XV. L. Chandler. The Ring Masters -f'N !'-M MR. ROBERT L. OSBORNE, Principal. Mr. Osborne smiles as he signs the final report for the Southern Association which means we are accredited for another year. MR. G. WILLIAM DOWELL, Assistant Princi- pal. Mr. Dowell looks up from a transcript, which he is filling out, long enough to have his picture made for the annual. Mr. Dowell was assistant principal until the end of the first semester when he left to assume the principal- shin of Milford school. MR. J. W TIPPENS. Assistant Principal. Mr. Tippens checks the schedule after taking over his duties as assistant principal. 'QS 'rx 'S' ANNE W. EMERSON JAMES HARMON H. B. BROWN ANITA J. MILBY Senior Sponsor. English. Spanish. Svntor Sponsor. History. Algolirzi. Civics, Junior Sponsor. Gornn-try. Pliysiw Junioi Sponwr. Typing. Journalism 5 vi'-A 'iw ,ff A 'fam nilisa ft' 035. ,n U ,X CHARLES KENNEDY M. BAKER MILDRED H. CHAMBERS MARTHA M. WOOD Junior Sponsor. Physical Education. Sophomore Sponsor. Biology. Science. Sophornoro Sponsor. English. Sophomore Sponsor. English Health. Coach, f I f!1 ' . if w IC I dlllel S -of 'B V 419' sf. 3: Aww ,93- 5 CATHERINE H. ROLLINS RUTH M. ROSSER IXIADGE K. BR.-XMLETT KATHERINE CAHLYLE OIT' Sponsor. l'listorjv. Sozioloily, ssf,,,m,mmAf- Sponsor. Latin. Algf-lim. Fl'f'SllIT1iiI1 Sponsor. Enllifh. Civicf. l r'islniizin Sponsor. Pliywic-nl Edin 11 Hmnlili. Cogwli A -. MARGARET WILLIS J. W. TIPPENS I-'rushiniin Sponsor. Businvss Freshman Sponwr. Lihrzirizin. A1'ithrnt'ti.'. Alfluhm, English, F A . JO ANNE EHLERT H. C. HODGES Sub-Frcshmzin Sponsor. Suh-Freshman Sponsor. English. Geography. lfzivlllty N1RlIlil6l'S i Y A J. G. GREENING HERCIL BROWN Freshman Sponsor. Geometry. English. Suh-Freshman Sponsor. Ht i 1 Business Arithmetic. CORA MAE MAYES S. M. ROSSER Sub-Freshman Sponsor. Reading. Sub-Freshman Soo isoi Mathernatics. . A .agp M. N. CALDWELL lNot Picturc-rlb Gif.-0 Cluh. 0 K -of s , 4 . 'If IRENE BROWN G. WILLIAM DOYVELL CHRISTINE KENNEDY Home Economicf. Gocmotry. English, I5 El 2 THE AIDS Mrs. Reed sells tickets for the weeks lunches to Mrs. Moseley nd one of her little boys, THE EEEDERS The ladies in the lunch room ready to serve the high school. Left to right: Mrs. Mizell, Mrs. Cash, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Marler, Mrs. Deal, and Mrs. Reed. THE CLEANERS Mr. Rackley sweeping the office, Willie Webb clearing the dishes after lunch. Y' 1 R - XQQX- .4 :Sf ,2 ga THE DRIVERS ' Mr. Crider and Mr. Knox waiting for the bell to ring so they can make their rounds. not 4 60' CENTER RI G 2 if QQ' , - 9 9 ' . Q . iv' 'Nx '! , r . y ,.,. QQ 'T 3-1-n- 1-1... - Y ef' -9-.-...N Q--M v -Q-.-, 4-f-W cv--M . V , ,.... , r , HH ,,., ,.., A. MIT V, 44 W , J ,J Of eb :U 1.1, , if SENIOR OFFICERS JACK BEAVERS ...... -, .. ........... President BOB SMITH -ee .v.... .... ........ V i ce President LAVERNE GAILEY --- . ....A.. Secretary J AN ICE HOWARD ..,. - - .F,. Treasurer CHARLES HAYSE ms- W-- Reporter ffhrll-.- The Class of 1955 THINGS TO REMEMBER OR TO FORGET The long but wonderful four years . . . The glory and joy of being a Senior. . . Chubby's fast Ford and Richards hot-rod . . . Planning and decorating for Junior-Senior Banquet . . . Newly formed ON Club . . . Pink Dance . .. Our cute young coaches . . . Mr. Dowell . . . Juvenile Juniors . . . Sophisticated Seniors . . . Crinoline petticoats and levis . . . Mr. Hodges . . . Those hilarious Journalism classes . . . Bobby and Levoy's corny jokes . . . The Senior Class trip that we never got . . . Blackie . . . Journeys to off games during basketball season . . . Tests on Monday . . . Varner's . . . Hearts of Stone . . . Term papers . . . Crazy, mixed-up Junior Play practice . . . Selling dough- nuts . . , Mrs. Emerson and Mr. Harmon . . . Richard's sense of humor . . . Beta Club initiations . . . Pink and blue orlon sweaters . . . MagniRcent Obsession . . , Spring Holidays . , . Jig music . . . The headaches Bob and Phyllis had trying to write this . . . THE GREATEST OF ALL C JASSES: THE CLASS OF '55. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS EDWIN FREY ANDERSON. Jr.-Entered ,501 4-H Club 1-23 Band 1-2-33 Glee Club 1-2. JERRY ROY ASH- VVORTH-Entered 50: Basketball 3-4. BEBE LYNN AUBERTINE-Entered '51: Tri-Hi-Y 2-33 Glee Club 2-3-4. Vice-President 43 O Club 43 Basketball 2-4, Manager 33 Annual Staff 4: Cardinal Staff 43 Class Play 3, GEORGIA HELEN AVERY-Entered ,541 F. H. A. 1-2. VVILLIAM GARLAND BAGWELL-Entered '50: Hi-Y 3-4: Baseball 3-43 Basketball Manager 4: Class Vice-President 1-33 Cardinal Staff 43 Class Play 33 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 3: District XVinner Quartet 3. RICHARD HOUSTON BEASLEY-Entered ,511 4-H Club 2-33 Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 13 Photography Club 33 Cardinal Staff 4, Circulation Manager 43 Annual Staff 4, Photography Editor 4: Class Play 33 Intramural Basketball Champions 4, Track 4. Atherton's is a famous meeting place for the teenagers after school hours. Here we see Edwin. Bebe. Roy. Helen. Richard. and Chubby chatting over some senior plans and enjoying a wee bit of refreshment. In the mirror we see shades of last year's Annual staff . , . Jerry. Th Class of 19 QE Nav A,-,nuff -. JACK MAI.COLM BEAVERS LEYOY Bouxc JOEL MILTON BROWN Bevo Lee-vox Bobby Entered 1950 Entered 1950 Entered 1950 35 1' If w w f, 1 , 41 M? JOYCE ANIELIA BRYAN 1.4.-XRRY BUEDELL CAYVVOOD DOUGLAS XVESLEY CLAY Joyce 'ASenator Scrooge Entered 1950 Entered 1952 Entered 1950 20 LAST W ILL AND TEST AINIENT NVe, the Senior Class of 1955, being of sound mind and body fwe hopej, and about to depart from this our world for the past 4 years, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To the present juniors, who will be seniors next year, we will our desks in the senior room, our little-used text-books, and our right of going to lunch first fprovided someone doesn't take it away from youj. Item 1-I, Edwin Anderson, will my casts to my bother James. Item 2-I, Roy Ashworth, will my basketball ability to Fred IfValters. Item 3-I, Bebe Aubertine, will my skirts to Patsy Waddell tin hopes that they wonlt be too littlej, and my title of Friendliest Senior Girl to Carole Buie. Item 4-I, Helen Avery, will my ability to live in so many places at once to Millie Greenway. Item 5-I, IVilliam Bagwell, will my fast Ford to Wallace Crowder. Item 6-I, Richard Beasley, will my wit to Howard Brown. Item 7-I, Jack Beavers, will my ability to get up at 5 till 8 and get to school by 5 after 8, P.D.Q., to Donald VVomack. Item 8-I Levoy Boling, will my trim physique to Byron Pendergrass. Item 9-I, Bobby Brown, will my ability to get along with teachers to Jerome Smithwick. Item 10-I, Joyce Bryant, will my loud and boisterous ways to Betty Keys. Item II-I, Larry Caywood, will my speaking ability to Lynn Foster. Item 12-We, Douglas Clay and Charles Hayse, will our bank books to Jimmy Clay and Robert Manning. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS JACK MALCOLM BEAVERS-Entered '50, Beta Club 3-4, Hi-Y 2-3, O Club 4, President 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball I-2-3-4, Captain 3, Class President 3-43 Cardinal Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 2, Class Play 3. LEVOY BOLING-Entered '50, Glee Club 1-2-4, Beta Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, Basketball Manager 3, 3rd Place Winner District Quartet 2. JOEL MILTON BROWN-Entered '50, Hi-Y 2-3, 4-H 2-3-4, Vice-President 4. JOYCE AMELIA BRYAN-Entered '50, F. H. A. 2, 4-H 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Glee Club 2, Cardinal 4, Business Manager 4, Annual 4, Undc-rclassmen Editor. LARRY BURDEL CAYWOOD-Entered '52, Beta Club 3-4, Dramatic Club 3, Hi-Y 2-3, Junior Red Cross Parliamentarian 3, Class Play 3, 2nd Place Winner in American Legion Speaking Contest 2-3, lst Place 4. DOUGLAS WESLEY CLAY-Entered '50, Cardinal 4, Annual 4. Joyce, Larry, Bobby, Douglas. and Levoy bowl a 'tfivesome' at Larry Bell while Jack does the scoring. The Class of 195 MARVIN RICHARD CUNNINGHAM Richard Entered 1950 MELVIN PRESTON EASLER Melvin Entered 1950 PHYLLIS MARIE FEARS Phyllis Entered 1950 FRANCES LAVERNE GAILEY Laverne Entered 1950 INEz FAYE GOODNIGHT Inez Entered 1953 JERRY LEE HANSARD Jerry Entered 1950 22 LAST WILL AND TEST.-UIENT Conti Item 13-I, Richard Cunningham, will my coupe to Jenny Hemmer. Item 14-I. Melvin Easler, will my nose tor business to Kenneth Blake. Item 15-I. Phyllis Fears. will my crutches to Ann West. and also my title of Most Athletic to Ann for being a good sport. Item 16-1, Laverne Gailey, will my piece of slightly use tl bubble gum under the first desk, second row of the sen- ior room. to Jeanette Parker and my title of M jst Intelligent to Joan Harrison. Item IT-I. Inez Goodnight, will my ability to sleep through class and still pass to XVilliam Shaw. Item 18-I. Jerry Hansard, will my Chevrolet to Kenneth Blake, who will need another one before long. Item I9-1, Janice Howard, will my title of girls' basketball captain to the most deserving girl. Item 20-I, Lillian Hulsey, will my freckles to Peggy Jones. Item 21-I. Philip Hunt. will my Mercury transmission ti Acorn Mitchell. Item 22--I, Donald Koschnick, will my ability to tell joxes to Barbara Harden. Item 23-I. Martha Lamb, will my lady-like manners to Ruth Berry. Item 24!I. Gerald Livingston, will my mental ability to Ronald Ledford. Item 25-I, Doyle lNIartin, will my fast Plymouth to Bill Cook. 1tein2fi-I. Horace McArthur, will my tremendous heigh to Jimmy Clay. Item 27-I, Ralph McBride, will my office in the C. A. P. to Scott Howell. Item 28--I, Barbara McCurley, will my title of Neatest S.-nior Girl to my sister Marjorie. SENIOR ACIIIEVEMENTS RICHARD CUNNINGHAM-Entered ,501 Hi-Y 1-2: Track 4: School Patrol 1-2. MELVIN PRESTON EASLER- Entered 50: Beta Club 3-4: Annual 43 Cardinal -13 District Typing I-33 4-H Club I-23 Photography Club 2-3, Presi- dent 33 Track 4. PHYLLIS MARIE FEARS-Entered '50L Beta Club 3-4, President 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2-3. Reporter 2, Vice President 33 F. H. A. I-2-33 Junior Red Cross Representative 1-23 4-H Club 1-23 O Club 43 Class Secretary 43 Bas- ketball I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 2-33 Softball 2-3-43 Class Vice President 23 Cardinal 4, Sports Editor 43 Annual 4, Assist- ant Business Manager: 3rd Place Reading3 Class Play 33 All County Basketball Team 2-3-43 Voice of Democracy Contest 4: Junior Homemaker 4: O. H. S. 4. FRANCES LAVERNE GAILEY-Entered .501 Beta Club 3-4, Secretary 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3, Secretary 3: 4-I-I Club I, Class Secretary 33 O Club 4, Treasurer -13 Basketball 1- 2-3-43 Softball 23 Class Reporter 43 Annual 41 Class Play 33 Cardinal 4. INEZ GOUDNIGHT-Entered '53: F. H. A. 2-3-43 Library Assistant 3. JERRY HANSARD-Entered '50: H-Y 23 Band I-2-3-4. Vice President 33 Photography Club 2. Inez and Richard wait patiently to try the latest dance while Melvin, Phyllis, Jerry, and Laverne pick the records. The Class of 1955 XVILLIAM CHARLES PHILIP GREGORY HAYSI: HUNT Gabby Philip Entered 1950 Entered 1954 Mr JANICE LAVERN DONALD OTTO HOWARD KOSCHNICK Janice Donnie Entered 1950 Entered 1950 4' LILLIAN CAROL lVlAR'1HA LoLIsE HULSEY LAMB Lillian Martha Entered 1950 Entered 1951 24 LAST WILL AND TES'l'.t-WIENT Conlj Item 294 Bettie McDowell, will my good eyesight to Scott Howell. Item 30 Bobby Milton. will my ability to get out of class to Martha Morgan. Item 31 Donald Owens. will my ability to get more food from the lunchroom ladies to Ronald Ledlord. Item 32 Dilmas lIorris, will my right to sit in the senior class for more than one year to Sidney Newton Item 33 IVynelle Reece, will my inability to catch on to a joke to Carole Buie. Item 34 Joyce Roach. will my soprano voice to Nola Jean Holder. Item 35 Jerry Satterfield, will my wavy hair like Liberace to Ronald Reed. Item 36 Carolyn Smith. will my financial wizardry to Nancy Kay. Item 37 Bob Smith. will my title of lN'Iost Athletic Senior to XVilliam Shaw. Item 38 Leonard Spencer, will one slightly used can of sardines to Melanie Hoorn. Item 39 Roger Trulove, will my outstanding popularity to Jerome Smithwick. Item-10 I Dan Vaughn, will my winning ways with the teachers to Ray Dabbs. CLASS PROPHECY As I look into my crystal ball, I see the seniors as they will be in 1965. The first thing I see as I look into my crystal ball is a large business building: on the sign outside is written. Clay and Hayse, World-Famous Philanthropists, Gun Cnllcctors, and Loan Association. On another sign just below this is written, Buy your stamps, famous and rare guns and borrow money all in the same place. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS WVILLIAM CHARLES HAYSE-Entered '50: Basketball 2-3: Cardinal -1: Art Editor 4: Annual 4: Class Play 3: Class Secretary 4. JANICE LA VERN HOVVARD-Entered '50: Beta Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y I-2-3: F. H. A. 1-2-3: HO Club 4, Reporter 4: Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 4: Softball 2-3-43 Class Vice President I: Class Treasurer 3-4: Cardinal 4, Social Editor 4: Annual 4, Business Manager 4: Glee Club 1-2-4, Girls' Trio 4, Girls' Sextet 4: Class Play 3. LIL- LIAN CAROLE HULSEY-Entered '50: F. H. A, 1-2-4: Tri-Hi-Y 1-2: Junior Red Cross Representative 33 Band 2-3: Glee Club 1-2-4. PHILIP HUNT-Entered '5-1. DONALD OTTO KOSCHNICK-Entered '50: 4-H Club 1-2: Base- ball Manager 3-4: Basketball Manager 4: Cardinal 4: Annual 4: Class Play 31 O Club 4. MARTHA LAMB-Ein tered 150: F. H. A. 2-3: Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Captain 2-4: Class Reporter 3: Junior Red Cross Representative 41 Softball 2-3-41 Class Play 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1-2. Lillian. Janice, Philip. and Donnie listen while IVIartha tells one ol' her tall tales. 'UR' ,R In Th Class of 19 GERALD JACOB RALPH CURTIS LIVINGSTON Mc BRIDE Gerald Ralph Entered 1953 Entered 1952 5 'ui if HUGI-I DoYI.E MARTIN BARBARA JEAN QF 'CF' LJ VN 'gl Doyle MCCURLEY Entered 1950 Barbara Entered 1950 HORACE LEE BETTIE JEAN MCARTI-IUR MCDOWELL Horace Bettle Entered 1951 Entered 1950 1 - ' 633 CLASS PHOPHECY CCo11t..j After this I travel by way of my crystal ball to the Congress of the United States. Here I find Senator Larry Caywood arguing with a group of senators about expenditures for the fiscal year of 1965. L.et's listen to his views ns on the matter. Oh, but that's ce ored. My crystal ball takes me next to Alaska. Once there I see that the National Guard has been called to active duty, for I see four familiar faces all singing You're in the Air Force Now Blues, another popular hit of 1964. These faces belong to none other than Roy Ashworth, Levoy Boling, Melvin Easler, and Horace McArthur. Next my crystal ball takes back to my old home town, Marietta, Georgia. I find that a large factory of some sort is being constructed here. From varied sources I find out that it is to be an ice cream plant, owned and operated by Phillip Hunt, better known as the Ice Cream King of Georgia. Not far from the construction site I see an office building. In one of the offices labeled Private I see Bebe Aubertine typing a letter as part of her job as private secretary to Phillip Hunt. Also in Marietta I see another place of business, Trulove's Television and Radio Repair Shop. It looks as though Roger followed his true love and became a success ful electrical engineer. My crystal ball now takes me out to the Lockheed plant in Marietta. Here at Loc kheed I find that Donald Owens has worked his way up the ladder until he has become one of the top officials. Next my crystal ball takes me to New York where I find that a new comedy team is just starting a series on television. This comedy team is made up of none other than those two famous comedians from Osborne High School, namely, Richard Beasley and Jerry Hansard. From there I go to the WAC Traniing Center. Here I see M Sgt. Helen Avery drilling some recruits, among them are Bettie McDowell and Inez Goodnight. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS GERALD LIVINGSTON-Entered '53, Beta Club 4, Class Play 3. HUGH DOYLE MARTIN-Entered '50, Pho- tography Club 3-4, Cardinal 4, Annual 4. HORACE LEE McARTHUR-Entered '50, Basketball 2-3, Cardinal 4, Annual 4. RALPH MCBRIDE-Entered '52, Beta 4, Glee Club 3-4, Track 4. BARBARA MCCURLEY-Entered '50, F.H.A. 2, 4-H Club 1-2-3, President 2, Junior Red Cross Representative 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Basketball 1-2-3. BETTIE McDOWELL-Entered 150, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3, F.H.A. 1-2-3, 4-H Club 1-2, Glee Club 1-2. Barbara and Ralph try to convince Doyle, Gerald, Joyce, and Horace that they should skate with them. ,w xg 5. Th Class of 19 5 f ,mfilniah ROBERT PAUL MILTON DILMAS HERMAN MORRIS HUGH DONALD OWENS Bobby Di1mas Donald Entered 1950 Entered 1950 Entered 1950 WVYNELLE REECL LAQUITA JOYCE ROACH JERRY CLARK SATTERFIELD Wynelle Joyce Jerry Entered 1950 Entered 1950 Entered 1953 ofa gt! CLASS PHQPHECY entity Also in New York I see a great concert hall where the New York symphony is playing. I find that the solo- ist for the symphony is Janice Howard who has become famous the world over singing jig sones. My crystal ball takes me next to Chicago, Illinois. to an exclusive dress shop. In this shop I find that two Os- bornites, namely, Lillian Hulsey and Carolyn Smith. are owners and the sales ladies. Next, by way of my crystal ball I visit a large office building and in one of the offices labeled Private-Vice President, I Find Jerry Satterlield, an oil tycoon. My crystal ball takes me to Paris. France. and one 0? the more exclusive dress shops. Here I find Barbara McCurley who models the exclusive creations of the Madam Farrelli. After my visit to Paris I go. by way of my crystal ball. to Greenland to an Army base where secret testing of guided missiles is being carried on. Here the men must be of the highest caliber, and here I find four former Osborne students, namely, Donald Koschnick. Doyle lVIar.in, Dan Vaughn. and Dilmas lVIorris. SENIOR ACHIEYEMENTS ROBERT PAUL MILTON-Entered '5tl: Beta Club 3-4. Reporter 41 Hi-Y 2-fl: Junior Red Cross 1-2-I5-41 Class President 1: O Club 41 Cardinal 4, Iiditorg Annual 41 Cvlee Club 1-2-4. Vice President 2, President 4: Ilrd Place District Quartet 21 Class Play 3: Atlanta Delegate to National Junior Red Cross Convention. XVasington, D. C.. 21 Mr. O. H, S. 4. DILMAS MORRIS-Entered .501 Basketball 2: Baseball 3. HUGH DONALD UYVENS-Entered '5U: 4-H Club 1-2: Baseball 1-2-3-4: Cardinal 41 Annual 4: Class Play 3: Basketball 2-3-4. WVYNELLE REECE-Em tered ,502 Tri-Hi-Y 1: Glee Club 1-2: 4-H Club 1-2. JOYCE ROACH-Entered 50: Beta Club 3-4: F. H. A. Club 1. Treasurer 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2-3: Glee Club 3-41 Class Play 3. JERRY CLARK SATTERFIELD-Entered 53: Cardinal 4: Annual 4: Glee Club 4. Donald. Janice. Bobby. Wynelle. and Dilmas enjoy all the comforts of home out at Furniture Craftsmen. - ' '+A'-mx, -,gl - - ix 'W ,, Way, f vffi 41 ' 1 I ,av A by Elf P . migk' The Class of 19 JAMES ROBERT SMITH JULIA CAROLYN SMITH Bob Carolyn Entered 1951 Entered 1950 LEONARD MARSHALL SPENCER Leonard Entered 1950 'ery' RocER HENRY TRUELOVE DANIEL ANDERSON VAUSHN Roger Dan Entered 1950 Entered 1950 30 By way of my crystal ball I go to Milwaukee where the Milwaukee Hawks have just defeated the New York Knit-kerbockers. The high scorer for Milwaukee was that famous Osborne ball player and All-American forward. Bob Smith. Chubby Bagwell is the manager. Next my crystal ball takes me to the Commercial Department of a business college. I find that the typing in- structor is none other than that typing whiz from Osborne, Joyce Bryan, Next I visit one of the Army hospitals here in Formosa. I hnd Joyce Roach and Martha Lamb as nurses and doing a swell job for our boys. My crystal ball takes me to a large high school, Here I find none other than that famous Osborne athlete, Phyllis Fears. She has finished college and is now physical education teacher and girls' basketball cocah. During her four years here, she has coached teams that have won one county, one district, and two state championships. Next my crystal ball takes me to Mexico City where the Pan American Road Race has just been run. The win- ner for the third consecutive time is our own Richard Cunningham and his fast Ford coupe. Somewhere out in the Pacific my crystal ball picks up a ship. It looks as though the Navy got some of the boys of our Senior class. I recognize three of the crew members of the S.S.S. Tonic as being none other than Edw.n An- derson, Leonard Spencer. and Bobby Brown. My crystal ball takes me to Hollywood, California, where I find Laverne Gailey. The famous movie star is jtlsl beginning a new pictured entitled, Life With Luigi, co-starring in this picture is another Osbornite, namely. Wy- nclle Reece. My crystal ball takes me to Atlanta, Georgia, and the campus of Georgia Tech. Here I find none other than Jack Beavers, who is just back from a long stretch in the Air Force. It looks though he is living up to his word and has retuined to complete his education after a stretch in the Air Force. My crystal ball takes me to Lowery Air Force Base, Denver, Colorado. Here I find Major Ralph McBride just back from one hundred missions over China. The images of the Class of '55 fade as the crystal ball completes its task of telling the future. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS JAMES ROBERT SMITH-Entered '5l1 Beta Club 3-4, Vice President 43 Hi-Y 2-3: Junior Red Cross Representa- tive 2-3: Basketball 2-3-4, Captain 3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-4: Class Vice President 2-4: Cardinal -1: Class Play 3: Annual 4. Editor -1: All-County Basketball Team 3-43 Boys' State Representative 3: IVIr. Senior 4: HO Club 4, Vice President -1. CAROLYN SMITH-Entered '50: Tri-Hi-Y 21 4-H Club I-23 F. H. A. I: Basketball 2: Glee Club 1-2. LEONARD SPENCER-Entered '50: Class Play 3. ROGER HENRY TRULOVE-Entered '503 Photography Club 2-31 Band 2-3--lg Hi-Y 1-21 Beta Club 3-4: Baseball Team Manager 1, DAN ANDERSON VAUGHN-Entered '50: 4-H Club I-2-fl-4: Annual 4: Cardinal 4. Phyllis and Bob seem to be having a discussion while Carolyn and Roger merely look on with amusement. 1 'J 1 ' Ml ' ' ,hr r 45' .VC I 4'- k r .1 !'M' E1 1 Q I I A ' '1 .u1:Q7s'k f 311 1 ,J Eggiiib-hemmxe 1 . B1111. w11k1111 111111 111 1111111 for 21 11111 111'11z11ifz1w15. 2. A1 5111111111 1111 1. 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Of course, there has 111 be some t1111e left for me to go over t11 Phyl- 11s' house. The schedule I follow 11l1'OL1Q11 the day 1s pretty much the same 111111 most 111' the se11111rs 111111111 S11 you see the s1111111rs 111111 il busy g111111p. ,-ur l 1 1 1 f 11 ,,1 'L'.v . 11' ,41 ,A', RING f:,. 1 , f -6 :H ' V J' J , r 'AfJ A' -vfwu A A gngfgvgf' vk f -ff 'L 4 i ,f nf. ,F ,I if ,f7. 4, A ' 77711777 ' W1 ,gi A 440 . Q0 by 2 rx 1 T 1- unv' , iflli-.N ik . O f , ? Qi JUNIOR OFFICERS , FRED .................... President J PARKER ---.. ..... -. Vice President DEAN BISHOP -- ....... ...... Sec retary HOWARD BROWN -..- ...... Treasurer ANN WEST ........... ........,. Re porter PATSY WADDELL .... --- Social Chairman ' 914, I 1 Q Ruth Bvrry Dean Bishop Joyce Bishop Juno Blackwell Ray Dalihs De-lma Duvall Sarah Farrar Lynn Foxtur Joan Harrison Nola Juan Hold L-r Martha Holloway' Melanie Hoorn Scoit Howell Bevc-rly Johnson qs- 1' Hawcy Carmichael Charlcie Chilton t- Jimrnx C ix Bill Cook Kenneth Blake Shirlcy Blake' Howard Brown Travis Brown Carol Buic Jane Butterworth THE CLA S 'Vs 11 ps. is i gn., 'Y , 1'-1 OF 191i 6 'Qs Ii-505 1 Y-f qf ?' n 1 4' Ulu! . .V W1-.LN in 3+ 'Qi- Ann West Donald Womack riff X ji! 41' 'WS F Peggy Jones Ina Laura Jones Betty Keys Velma Ledford Ronald Ledford Danny Lee Evalena Maloney Robert Manning Odeen McArthur Jean McCants Marjorie McCurley Danny Meadows Mary Ruth Meeks Allen Mitchell Martha Morgan Sidney Newton Betty Joe Noggle Joann Padgett Jeannette Parker Byron Pendergrass Buddy Raines William Shaw Jerome Smithwick Patsy Waddell Fred Walters an in '-4 if I R 5 an M 'Y' v1.4 ,, 5 LL ' W tri Z ,,V ..' 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Y 25 Wm , I KA I 1 C I I C I wh HNUISWAH .,,, Q. l xx N M xg kim 'Er T '?'x Q as 'K 1 1 l l l l l l i 4 N l l l 4 i 'I HF CLAS James Anderson Nancy Baker Freida Barfield Jimmy Black Charles Brooks Danny Cannon Jamie Cannon Wanda Carlan Frances Chastain Inez Clark Ella Mae Cole Mary Cunningham Donald Davis Billy Dixon Carol Sue Dobbs Robert Dobbs Eugene Easler Randall Fleeman Shirley Flynt Dan Gable Jimmy Gann Phyllis Gibbs Cathrine Gillham Carlyn Griffin Bobby Gunter Wayne Hall Barbara Harden Joel Harper Carol Hawkins Helen Hayse Dawn Hedden Jennie Hemmer June Henson Roger Herring Gene Houslev Reuben Irby Arlene Jones Bennie Jones Bobby Jones Clydean Galloway Delores Kendrick Jake Keys Rachel Keys Peggy Knox Yvonne Koschnick Normal Ledford Charles McCall Dale McCants Alice Faye McDowell Sue Morrow Jane Martin Joann Martin Patricia Meadows Jean Mitchell Aaron Morris Glenn Morris B111 Nordhoiz Jimmy Norton Jolene Paramore Bobby Parker Carl Perrow Charles Pittman Eleanor Pope Bobby Pratt Barbara Queen Richard Rakestraw Roland Rakestraw Ronald Reed David Rice Betty Sanders Louise Sessler Wayne Smith Jackie Speiglit Jack Tippens Paul Tippens Ronnie Todd Mary Charles Yaden Rhena Mae Westbrook Deanna Wilco:-:en Ramona York d ia 7? E ..i,.,. iQ .-f 4 W .- L ,G J A Q 'is fig., dl 4 f 1' OF 195 vs.. bi ,fa ,1- 3 VS an gb. 28K 'QW as-f Q ' I W J ,un cb 42 39: . 1 f f '9- h iz 4' 'S S if y 1 ffyfil 7 rf' fb- ps , E ,.:. l 1 aj? 'D- 5-f Ai A5- -4 it ---.......,.... Z l Btiliiiy Joe tlr pauses as nc gets off the bus before going in school in the morning. t2J assists Miss Willis by checking out it hook tor another student. 131 works a problem on the board iii liusiiit-ss arithinetic. t4l leaps over James and Tony in a luinlfliiig class. t5l checks thc water lL-vel in the aouariuin to he sure it's U. K. before he leaves biology class ttir and answer the questions on a story he just read in English ASoplion1ore's Day at 0.H.... HiT I'in Bobby Joe Gunter. I'd like you to go through a regular school day with ine. The subjects I took were the ones most of the Sophornores took. The girls took home ec, or sci- ence, and the boys took biology, That was the main difference in our schedules. VVe all had to take Eng- lish world history, algebra or business arithmetic, one ol' the sciences. phys. ed., and some of us took Latin or Spanish. 'We all like literaturevbut. graniinar--that's a different story. In world history, we studied about inan and the world from prehistoric to modern tiines. Soine ot' us were hard to convince that you could add a and ls together and get c, We boys enjoyed biology- -especially when we fixed up the aquariuin. Phys. edt was lun. I really did like tuinbling. The Latin and Spanish students thought they had soine- thing on us, but I had enough trouble with English without taking a foreign language. So ends a Sophoinoies day. 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Q Kwik 5 Mm 9 ' 4 A ...x 0 xmas Prwident Vx0E President asieeretary Treasurer 'mr u- HM Virginia Anderson Otis Ansley Paul Armstrong Frank Bailey Barbara Baker Wendell Ballard Ruth Bennett Kenneth Bivins Mary Jo Bryan Jeanene Buschow Mitchell Camp Ronnie Carlan Geraldeane Carter Billy Casteel Jerry Chilton Margie Cole Jerry Cobb Lyndel Cook Carolyn Crowder Tony Cranfill Lanier Crow Howard Cunningh Ellen Duncan Annette Edge Sue Fann Jessica Fears Robert Fleming Wayne Fricks Donald Gamblin Jerry George Nancy Green Sandra Greer James Harris Patsy Hardy Carolyn Harrison Wanda Henry Dorothy Hester Lorene Holder James Hood Becky Hoskins Neal Houze Milton Johnson Bobby Jones HTH 'D-t x .Q f il. ,,, 1. sr 6 s L. A J J 411 r x l 'g-Q s fd ' ,Ml ,..wg...' , i i A fs. 9. tis!-.5 if 'DQ v K, fn I Q 4 jay I 5 A .,,, pw - nw- , 1 J , vt ': ' -1' ,. , gmt .. ,Y I ss. x J C J Lt .1 Rs THE CLAS -r Z , na P ' Q - a it 2 .J 'N' i it f gy 3 in ff-2 1 lx fr Gerald Kelly X, ivian KQlly' Joyce King Jerry Knox Pat Langford Robert Law Quenton Lewallen Jiniinx' Lowery .James Manning Aimenia Martin Hugh Martin Jerry Martin Anna Laura Mathis Truman McArthur Cheryl MeClaskey Beverly MeTyre Ramona Milam Lamar Moon Lavauqhn Mulkey Roy Neal Lewis Noggle Robert Norton James Oherst Elsie Pace Barbara Patrick Terrill Perkerson Wayne Pruitt Farol Hainex Jiininy Heed Billy Rhoades Jeanie Richardson Nielcy Rogers Ronald Sanders Larry Shope Ann Silvey Dean Sinyard Barbara Smith John South Jean Smith Patricia Stiles Barhara Strickland Jean Stuhbleheld Helen Tavlor Annette Wood THE WATER BO -Q Q 'Nw Qfiiwhk J, ,.,f.uwv-I 'fi Wi '?EZ22f dfii, aff ,1 ff 4, ,age i2,, 2PS1 i SUB FRESHMAN OFFICERS KAREN BUSCHOW ............... 7-- President PEGGY FLYNT - .... .... - - ...... Vlce Presldent I-IARRIE'1'I'E TERRY ................. I Secretary CHARLES HANCOCK .........v.,, , A Treasurer ,W as-,geg,44 JSJHQAEY F z?A 'rut ,mi 5' mf ary' fm S,4 ' ng. 9. 4 1 'QV Dk '70 k fi X Lv I THF CLASS Q 'YN kr 1 Lili Rose Adkins Helen Alderson Charles Arrowwood Nan Ashworth Gloria Auston Brenda Ayers Weldon Bailey Judx Burrows Jack Bibhop Sam Blake Don Bula Karen Buschovx Baiix Buttiam Janice C innon Tommv Cannon Don Cash Judy Castleheilx Miehael Cnvtood Linda Ch'1Sta1n James Chestei Norma Clackum Dianne Cook Pobeit Cook Larix Cxidei Dottie Cioop Caiolyn CLlIlI1lI'lf,,l18l'H Edward Cunnineh im LHIIV D ibhs I lu D 1 L Jackie Daibx Exelxn Dixis Laxrx Dans Peiix Doxunen Lum Duffex Baibai 1 Eifeit Baihaia Elrod Alxin Emhix Kathx Estu Bienda Ex me Charles Ferguson Helen Ferguson Pegg Flxnt Darvwin Fox Virginia Cann Chaxlcs Gloxti X V V, N . fx Q wx A V ' K 5. V 'T fd Q 4 as 5 . on T... V i IVVI 1. ' lx :H M , , 'i' Z -42 lu is 2, slum , A . 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Martin Mildred Mathis Jerry Mayes Dan Mt-A1'tliL11' Sandra McBride Betty Joe McCurlcy Angela Mcllliclien Elton Michael Ray Myrick Frankie Neal Gene Neal l.Yancla Neal Carol Newton Billy Norman Freida Norton Judy Patrick Peggy Pendei's1i'a5: Doris Picklefiiner Mickey Pope , fi ff5- on li 6 if 0, fp -2 ,ami 1 fs. .if '-. ,ff 9' if f A, I K Ya JF If -.ai-3 . , ., N 5. if 2 Qfr 5 If , H9-. P. lu xv.. 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W ., M , 1 W, . :V if '1 Qt .41 Here we see Gail rlj having Mr. Rosser explain a problem to hcr. !2J getting her English book from her locker before Home to Mr. Hodges' class. 63? Selecting a copy of Readers Digest from the book shelf in Miss Mayes' room. t4l eating lunch with Jo. a fellow Sth grader. f5y pointing out Arkan- sas on thi- map in Mrs. Ehlerts room. itil and leaving for home attcr a we-ll-spent clay in school. GEEK IT'S GREAT TO BE IN HIGH SCHOOLV' SAYS GAIL UNDERWOOD. Gailf called Mr. Rosser. Come here and I will explain that problem to you. I couldn't believe that I was really in high school. I felt that I belonged to a pretty special group, too. The Sth grade had a whole annex just to themselves. IVe all took the same subjects, but we changed classes, and we had five teachers. That was really something, because we had been accustomed to having one teacher for everything. We took English, geography, read- ine. health, and arithmetic. We especially liked health. We got to go outside when the weather wasirt bad. Mrs. Ehlert took us out occasion- ally. but our other classes were always held inside-reading the Readers Digest-working arithmetic problems-studying the parts of speech or some other phase of grammar. It was great. though. This-our hrst year in high school. .11,:fie'f 'A ' l -. T ' 1 UIQ' - l ' .ga Y sn, , 1 l , 9' - 3 Tj ja . . 'F 2 Ayr . ' Q4 up 7 R s THE f'H1LliPfl?,l,g9 agus '73'l4j . I 5 .., . l 24 xk BASKETBALL mx, BASEBALL INTRAMURAL SPORTS CHEERLEADERS . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES ,A Ip x F A A Y 4 HCSMECOMING MA Q 4: ' 'P .. ' , E :ll In L1 - Vg X f . -2 ,, - ff A -J., W JQA -. A 15 A gg' x A ss s P f 9 1 A A i . A i i Q i,5dgi5'lr:Q Y ':3Bg,?44': T , ff' ' 5 A if -A 5, W 1, f-. z li I ,G - .wf Y if Q .K 4 1 ix? ?J Q v A' f ' MH' -sf QW V. A -fm . ,Q fm J' H 3 3 , A 4 , , - ' f ,r NLE' ' Jkgffigg.. S fiyex , - - X, Ex A - Y U' Q jif'j ' M - .. 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LASEEE Sgiofmt xQ4X, ff Y 16, f 1, OSBORNEB 19:4 ww BOXS VARSITY Fxxst IONN 1 it 1 R x A hxxoxth Junk B nu V1 11 S1 Jack 'I cms md D111 All C, mls Suomi xoxx 15011 11d VNomm1c14 B013 Smlth Don 11:1 Oxxans Fwd Wiltcxs Wnm H111 md Lodph Kumulx BOYQ BX IxE'lB5.II IFUI B XSKhTBA1 L 'VI XINAFFNS Dolmln Kowhnlnk 1 1 gxu11 Jo11s11t11c Ullllll 1 od 1011 ol mm Lump, 1111 ! Kl11l c CAPTAINS AND THE CO-XCH M1 K nmclx plots 11 fo B011 nth md J Lk BL xus th L Q L0 ll my ,t the boxs In un I ,..., . .zi.-may 3, M f '4'2L Q. 3 K 35 . ,, B e. QSUML. ri' ZU 2 , f A Sig - A , ef' ' 'Z 5 Zia 1 Baseball Scott Howell Jack Beaxers Wxllxam Bagwell Rax Dabbs W1ll1am Shaw Fred Waltels Jack Tlppens RON Ashvsolth Wallace Cxovsdex Phys. Ed. lasses CUpper leftj Up and Over Douglas does a forward roll in phys. ed. class. VF? 'ln-.,, pp g . . . A D y phys. ed. instructor while she teaches the class to do the Bunny Hop. Yi CLower center leftj Jump High, Boys! The white shirts op- pose the dark shirts in an exciting basketball game in phys. ed. flsower leftb 'AWhere's The Net, G1rlSff' Sophomore girls practice badminton technique. fLower right! A'Wee! Jeanene made it! The girls practice goal shooting. iUpper center rightb He Flys Thru The AirY Gerald in pro- cess of Ripping on trampoline. D x 2 -1? 9 4 i, k Nr- 2, fianytkaizs, Qs- - , f 3 Jffta gf Q 3 K K, 7+-lg wif? -Hague Q V x ,u.A Ym- ' Q if 'P i 1' , s. F3 HL. ,--. nw fi? yi ,s , aww' ii is if sv?V54, gixlrvi ffffnvi' I I 79 'iffg ' K N Q tl '55 SW, gf 0 5- Homecoming Games and Queen ffhiv----I MFE XW9 'T' -asf' X ha'-4-2 THE SIDE SHOWS ACTIVITIES 5 S- 1 S Nl 'NIRIAN S'l'AFl 'til NIBI RS Bob Smith Editor J :Lk BL new Associate Editor Janice Howard Business Manager Phxllis Feats Associate Business Manager Business Staff Business Staff Business Staff Art Editor Draftsman Associate Draftsman Photography Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Clubs Editor Classes Editor Proof Reader Proof Reader Proof Reader Advisor We can surely improve on these. Standing left to right Melxin Jerry Doxle Horace Douglas William Bob Jack Donnie Donald Bobbv Richard and Charles. Seated left to right Laxerne Bebe Janice Mrs Emerson Joyce and Phyllis Xt' QAM THE CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR find places on the globe where Spanish is spoken. The-y are: Cleft to right! Caro- lvn Harrison. reporter: Mary Jo Bryan, secretary: Wavne Hall. vice president: Mrs. Em- erson. Sponsor: Joyce King. treasurer: H e l e n Fernandez. president. 4'-,, X. 1. El Circulo Espanol MEMBERS OF THE CLUB study Spanish ways and customs. They are: Joyce King, Mary Jo Bryan. Car- olyn Harrison. J e a n e n e Buschow. Virginia Ander- son. Gerald Kelley. Helen Fernandez. A n n a Laura l Mathis. Vlfayne Hall. anr Ellen Duncan. LADY OF SPAIN'-Vlfayne and Helen teach the other inemhers of the cluh to do the rumha. a typical Latin American da n c e. Seated watching them are: Ellen. Anna Laura. Gerald. Jean- ene. Joyce. Virginia, Mary Jo. and Carolyn. .-0' Hmm ff,V ,, fmfwlf Junior Hmmitf Wil, Rclfl Cross , arf , wg FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE -V Ann mul Bobby look over the letters rccvivccl :as V thank youu for tho Christmas boxes. Mrs. Rollins. sponsor. rccoivccl these letters. J' A AQ , FHA CLUB TOWARD NEW HORIZONS7 Cluh officers select records for their Valentine formal. They are: rleft to rightl Marx' Charles Vaden. president: Frances Chas- tain. secretary: Delores Kendrick. treasurer: Carlyn Griffin. report- er: Jessica Fears. historian: Cly- dean Galloway. parilamentarian. Vice president. Frieda Barfield. not pictured. w ---www C7 FL its tt DANCING IN THE DARK are James and Jeanene. Chuck WON'T YOU HAVE A CUP OF PUNCHT' - Serving at and Frances. Randall and Ramona York. Ralph and Pat. the dance were: Leilani Turner. Harriett Terry. Judy Cas- Ronald and Ramona Milam. and Terrell and .-Xrincnia. tleherry. Sandra White, Diane Cook. and Janice Cannon. CLUB MEMBERS-Row 1 rlelt to rightl Nancy Kay. Joyce King. Jessica Fears. lVIary Charles Vaden, Carole Hawkins. Lyndell Cook. Arlene Jones. Patsy Hardy. Vivian Kelly. Faye McDowell. Pat Lan lford. Ella Mae Cole. Roxy 2: Mrs, Brown. sponsor: Ann Silvy. Peg- gy Knox. Frances Chastain. Delores Kendrick. Becky Hoskins. Je inene Buschow. Armenia Martin. Margie Cole. Ramona Milam. Annette Edge Jean Smith. Dorothy Hester. Patricia Stiles. Phyllis Gihhs. Nancy Baker. Bow 3: Carole Raines. Barhara Baker. Helen Hayse. Clydean Galloway. Beverly KIcTyre. Sandra Greer. Geraldine Cwrter. Je-an Rlk'h2ll'fiSUT1. Virsiinia Anderson. Anna Laura Mathis. Sue Fann. Freida Bariield. Shirley lflylit. Dean Sinyard. Ruth Ben ictt. i.'tll'st' Sesslei. , J ' x 4 A . A gl' 33 fi 1 A-' i 4 V 1 J I - tr 1 fl f LEE CLUB MEMBERS- First Row tleft to rightli Mr. Caldwell. Martha Holloway. Jackie Spf-ight. Martha Lanilf. Janice- Howard. 1 atrivia Hou. Pegefy Flint. Norma JL-an Clackuni. Pat Langiforci. Frieda Pratt. Jana- Btittcrwortli. D L- l 0 rt-s LL-L-. SL-cond Bow tlt-ft to 1 il,,liIlI Tht-lnia Stiles. Gail Uiitlt-iwvooci. Lora-ne Holder. Joyce Roach. Lillian Hulst-y. Bt-hc Auht-rtint-. Carol Johnson. Harriet Terry. rt-nda Aye-rs. Je-an Smith. Barhara Strickland. Mary Charlcs Vaden JL-any-ttc Parker. Third Plow tlclt to rishtli Buflcly Haint-s. Jt-roinv Sniithwick. Janit-5 Harris, Ralph Mc-Briclc-, Billv Dickson. Bohhy Milton. Lt-roy Bolinu. Danny Cannzin. Jerry Siittt-rfif.-ltl. Ptirltly Hillary. Eddie- Hlioaclt-5, tt-rtw. rin Glee lub wt-rv Jann-Q Hmvarcl anfl Je-ant-tto Parker. Jcant-ttc was alsn tht- at-rnnipanist lor tht- ultih. The trim was niaclt- up ul .It-ant-tts Parker, Janivt- llnwarcl. ancl Martha Lanih. The quartet t-.tiifistt-fl nt RnhliyM1l1nn, Lt-vny Billing. Ralph Mt I, . J 5 i riclt-. ancl Jann-5 Harris. THE CLUB OFFICERS AND THE I.JlliliLQ'l'OH Mr. Calclwt-ll playa for tht- Ulm- Cltih ot'iic't-ix tn try out ont- of tht- ntiinht-rs for tht- Christinaf con- - c-L-rt. Tht-y art-1 .Ianicc l'Iowarrl, Bt-lm .-Xiilvt-i'tim-. Balflw Milton. and Martha Lanilu THE Nl.-Xlili QUAR'l'E'l' Bolmlmy Milton. L4-roy Bul- niu. Ralph Mvliritlt-. :incl Janic-S Harrix harnifinizt un a ntinilit-r cliiring ont- of thc- L'Olit'0I'ls. ' 24 ' . -fr . ' , 5 fa ,bfi ' f , ., : . If Q- . i, 'g,.. :yi v - A. 'f f pf' 3 'Alf ii Y 1 ,Q Vat., 'f . LL, Hg, ,. gk, 'MW 4 ' ff .231 1 g' 3- '24, HS l'ht- Gln-Q Cltih clicl an Q-xt-ollt-nt jul: thif yt-ar unfit-r the Cli!'UL'lltiI1 nl' Mr, Martin Calclwt-ll. They gan- twn twin- L- at Christmas tiint- ancl the tithe-r in the Spring. St-vc-ral gnncl snln vnic-us wt-rv clist-rixw-ix-cl, .-Xnirzng tht-sv 4 K , V , Q Q21 iii ' . ,. L A ,W ' 4 ' .,,.WMMW.,W4Q,Mv-v4WhwyivwM'fw-fjd+f 'W V 4 M, ,. A Y A gsm .4M, Z 5 ,w,,h27Qiw:Zff,19,,,4, - ,, ,,, .. -HMM . .,N, , WM , ,, qs- ,, ,V , K 4- Sf. wp ' V 431 4 A 6 an 2 fy , , V1 5 -I 'D' I i vi 'f Q, ff o 5' ix at x f . Q ', 1 'X H Y . . Az? A 'af i K Z ,yi 'Q I if Y Q tx is lx .,, , ,X ,- f , 'inhuman W u mqpm A ff ' A 4, iif 221 J 4 V 'xg I ff' 5 if! vs wh T' 9, gi x:39 ' E s fn vw! 1 L ix? V gr vg5,2,b .ia - 5 --w'7 x IK W sis nf-4 his f - an E ! .ww if 'Hi M. 9 kj- . 1- Q Q ., . S Q..-1 N h 'DAX'-lsli CONVENTION BOUND-Getting ready for the convention by dressing dolls as the early Romans are. standing Cleft to rightj Clydean Galloway. Paul Tippens. Joel Harper. Jack Tippens with Mrs. Rosser supervising. Seated are tleft to right! Jessica Fears. Annette Edge. Delores Kendrick. Ramona York. THE JUNIOR CLASSICAL LE CUE NECTAR AND AMBROSIA FROM THE GODSfBeing served by Barbara Baker and Aaron Morris are ileft to righty Clydean. Rhena Mae. Robert. Jimmy. Havvey. Howard. Fred. Jack. Peggy. Mrs, Carlyle. Mrs. Owens. in' M, 4. WE COME T0 BURY CAESAR-ff'Latin Club officers pack Caesar to takc him to the convention. They are Frances Chastain. President: Fred Walters. Vice President: Delores Kendrick. Secretary: Deana Wilcoxcn. Treasurer: and Jack Tippens. Reporter. Off To Albany! Annette. Mrs. Rosser. Joan. Ramona. Mrs. Harper. and Joel watch Paul and Jack pack the bags while Clydean and Jessica get in the cars 1 ,fp fopff 4-H CLUB CLUB OFFICERS-The officers prepare to cheek the Hrst aid chart. They realize that all good 4-H members need to know the essentials of first aid. They are: Millie Greenway. president: Deana Wilcoxen. vice president: James Anderson. secretary: Car- ole Buie. treasurer. ' I CLUB MEMBERS- ! How 1 lleft to rightl: Mil l i e Greenway. Anna Laura Mathis. Pat Langford. Joy Hood. Wanda Henry. Lucy Duflfey. Evelyn Davis. Betty Jo Me- Curley. Kathy Estey. Patsy Martin. Jackie Darby. Ellen Dun- ean. Mary Jo Bryan. Row 2 tleft to rightbz Jimmy Turner. Bud- dy Putnam. Weyman Snipes. Jackie Bish- op. Robert Law. Kenneth Bivins. Jim- my R e e d. Howard Cunningham. B i l ly Casteel. James An- derson. Douglas Pharr. Row 3 ileft to rightjz Virginia Anderson. J e n n i e Hemrner, Barbara MeCurle5'. Melanie Hoorn. De- ana Wilcoxen. Carole Buie. Joyce Bishop. Sue Fann. Marjorie MeCurley. J o A nn Lewis. Betty Ware. Frieda Norton. Row -1 tleft to rightlz Dean Sinvard. Mr. Brown. sponsor: Ruth Bennett. Jean MeCants. 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Show -The first three place winners were: Semi-Finalists-Left to right: Jean Stubblefield. Velma Led- Velma Ledford. Sandra Greer and Carolyn Crowder. frod. Barbara McCurley. Sandra Greer, Carolyn Crowder. and Joyce Richards. Sixteen Osborne Beauties- Left to right: Jessica Fears. DawnHedden. Nancy Kaye. Velma Ledford. Eleanor Pope. Jean Stubble- field. Wanda Henrvi .Tenn Mitchell, Barbara McCurley. Carolyn Crowder. Sandra Greer. Phyllis Fears. Shirley Flynt. Arlene Jones. Joyce Richards. and Helen Taylor. 5' A.. J' A F25 'L he at '- , ' Q' . v l , 3' I 'ir - S x ' .4 ',, l 1 M I in I W . I A Z f ' E ' a 1 V ' 3 f I n , , , V .6 ,git Q8 L 10, 2' .f i 5. gy is j, l i .J . 3 t ' ' ' , 15 1 03 e s 1 A , , 1 0 0 ,J F' mx? 'ff' 1' I lll S P I' SOL IHIA XSIILIA PV hH IV CUNIPANX ls H wr -fn- X. gi' ulx art nu 1 e e I as p no u Pl the Na use Illfldll 1 ld 11 ws nr s ups rmr qua 1 x H XRDX STL D10 PXHK SUI 9 HI DH 8? Hivllzunl. IJUllIlit'. ,luf'k. Dmluld and lghlllllby ut lhv l,inutyp1- Ill2l1'lliIl6'. Tlle--v lmy qlm-Isle-:I Nlr. Nlzulrlux Illlgllll ne-ml sihlllt' 1-xp:-rt In-Ip Ill -e-lung rhq- txpe- for th. Nunn-nlrlzlll. IIN-x klllbk.tlIUlIQ1ll.lIliilNUll ulwszux gf-I 41 hr-I vlan- yulv frmn IM HBY Sz M-XDDUX PRIN'I'ING CUMPANX M Compliments of Q A WHITE DISTRIBUTOR SINI LAIR PRODLCTQ lhone 4 381 Marletta I U!! slg E Watcll lt wlllldlll' That not vour Lhewrolcl wet But when you do lun one e Q, ANDERSUN MOTOR IOWIPANY Por prompt effluent servue call u at 9 9061 Your Chenrolet Dr all r JI Years T M VADEN PLUMBING 81 HEATING 1519 Roswell qtreet Malletta I a Telephone 9 6242 MATTHEWS SUPER MARKET F me Foods Value Prlced F H NI ATTHEWS Oxuul 623 Austell Rd Wlarletta f a Phone 8 8063 Freah. quality foods, bold bv friendly personnel, ln a clean More TO THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD. 85 , . L,o o 7 I W K, ,I 4, I LL ' '-I ' ' . la. -A Q Z I M I -.j..:.M.. ...p,,,,, ' If A 'If'-279, .sm-+-if - V ' I, 4-:---.- .1 . I f f-at ' ' ' . 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STEPHENS LUMBER COMPANY Marietta Austell Roswell Dial 8-1531 Telephone 4321 T l ph 4343 0.9106 Qualify is Vout Kes! assufz 6 li S 9 0 ZCGMOM f ornpllnlenths 0 POLLY COOEY UXNFINI INSTRl CTOR Dlal 9 1721 Nlarletta 1 em ld 5 nur uf W3 I1 1 COLE BRG D IRY 91 ,Affl ff A . - ,. 1 .gn The Hvst Wishes to thv .'t'l ' s 'ff f' m 0 Z. Aus ' . Q gia BEST WISHES SENIORS MAYES WARD FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ambulance Servire DIAL 8-1 51 1 408 Churvh Street Nlarietta CPOIW' a Marletta Federal Saw Ings and Loan Assoclatlon 112 Atlanta Street Dlal 8 4535 MARIETTA GEORGIA Loans on Homea Insured SIIULIIHS Each Account Insured Up To 3,510 000 mana, 4 Shop W7 1th Confldence Conslstent baungs Courteous Servlce Complete S0ll.Sfflf'tl0ll N 92 SIIIRES CONC RATULATIONS SENIORS SF ARS ROEBUCK and COMPANY 258 Atlanta Street Marietta Georgia D1al 8 2601 STARK ALIGNWIENT I' mme Straightening Wheel Stratghtemng If heel Alignment Wheel Balanemg Brake Svrvzee Hendlzght Sermce Qouth Atlanta Road Dlal 8 2231 Vzszt our safety lane for free safety mspectwn dCCldC they wlll hltch qulck rule wlth Donme Jack and Richard to People s Auto Loan 81 FIIIHIICL 1 o They know that thus ts the best place to go to have that new or used car nanced QL XLIT1 POL LTRY EGGS AND SEA FOOD TIP TOP POULTRY CO Ltd -110 -Xmlerson Street Marletta feorbla Phone 9 5011 or 7 2311 93 3 L 9 1 J 7 L x .. - Phyllis, Janice and Doyle ' ' 66 ' 99 a 9 5 Y 1 1 1 U F v T O . a. . . . - ' L . 7 U 1 I f0m1J1lm9llf9 harles C Wllson, Inc RE ALTUR 41 West Park Square Marietta I eor I8 Telephone 9 6131 or 8 8322 I ompllment of lds Ice Cream ompan 320 Capltol Menue -Xtlanta feor 13 94 , . 1 V . . . . -. 71 - Q . , ,t ' A ,y, g '11 'tu - , .' 1 . 1 S . 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