Peter G Appling High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1960 volume:

PETER G APPLING HIGH SCHOOL THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS The Welhdcat of 1960 “Success in life is a matter not so much of talent or opportunity as of concentration and perseverance.” C. W. WENDTE PETER G. APPLING HIGH SCHOOL Macon, Georgia Geraldine Williams Editor-in-chief DEDICATION PRINCIPAL MESSAGE ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY WILDCAT'S STAFI SENIOR OFFICERS WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS IN RECOGNITION UNDERCLASSMEN CUSTODIAN DIETITIAN ACTIVITIES FOREWORD As you travel o'er life's pathways, you will come upon numerous experiences you wish to retrace, Your days spent at P, G, A, will always be among your most cherished memories. Through the pages of this 1959-1960 Wildcat Annual, we have tried to capture moments you will want to remem- ber. Our desire is that as you leaf through these pages, you will have “June roses in December. Geraldine Williams Dedication THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Members of the class of 1960: It is with a deep sense of pride that I greet you in this Annual. A publication such as this requires a great deal of time and hard work. The members of the Wildcat staff deserve our warmest thanks and praise for a fine job of compiling this, the first edition of the WILDCAT. An Annual is a record of history--history that set forth the chronological steps of the lives and activities of those persons who have associated their cooperative efforts for a period. Incidents in pictures very often tell a more vivid story than the pen can describe. It is my sincere hope that in the years to come, in your laudable endeavors, this Annual will refresh your memories on the glorious days you spent at Appling. Congratulations, class of 1960--the first graduating class of the Peter G. Appling High School. Harry B. Thompson, Principal dministration and Faculty p Dau 1, Wine if hag BY (Ait a A j ae a Mrs. Gwendoyln E. Moore: Guidance Counselor — ce We: ™ a a ot as + Mrs. Elizabeth Denerson: Librarian Because of our competent administrative leaders they have a great responsibility to the community as they lead the citizen of tomorrow to higher ideals in life. iy 4 : Het ; Mrs. D. H. Adams, A.B., Mr. R. Baker, B.S. Miss J. Berry, B.S. M.A., English Mathematics English Mrs. D. C. Black, B.A. Mr. Blackshear, B.S., M.A. General Science Science and Math Miss Blackshear, B.S. Mrs. E. G. Bonner, B.S. Miss Bonner, B.S. Mathematics Social Science Mathematics Mrs. E. M. Booth, B.S. Mrs. W. B. Broady, B.S., Social Science M.Ed., Home Economics é ss Mrs. L. C. Brumfield, B.S., M.A., English, Music Miss E. R. Campbell, M.S. Mr. E. W. Denerson, B.S. Home Economics Industrial Art Mr. S. E. Brown, B.S., M.A., Biology Mrs. E. S. Carter, B.S. English Mr. W. H. Dunn, Jr., A.B., M.B.A., Mathematics Mr. J. L. Early, B.S. Miss B. Evans, B.S. Mrs. N. G. Fergerson, B.S. Health and Phy. Ed. Mathematics English Mrs. S. L. Goddard, A.B. Mr. G. Goddard, B.S. English Social Studies Mr. W. A. Grant, B.S. Miss B. A. Hindsman, A.B. Mrs. G. B. Holbrook, A.B. Industrial Education French Social Science Mr. W. J. Horton, B.S. Miss P. A. Jones, B.A. English English . Kendrick, .D. Home Ec. oo fi 4 S my Mrs. S. J. Mathis, B.S. Business Ed. M.A., Science Mr. R. A. Metts, B.A., Mr. R. P. Jordon, B.S. Music Mr. C. Lutrell, A.B. Social Science Miss V. V. Mims, A.B. Biology %. Pons = y 48 { JF A eo ra J Mrs. V. J. Morgan, B.S. Mrs. G. B. Morgan, B.S. Mrs. E. P. Palmer, B.S. Mathematics English English Mr. J. Postell, B.A. Miss C. D. Reddick, B.A. English Physical Education AVL, | Mr. J. B. Sheftall, A.B. Mr. J. A. Simonton, B.S., Mrs. R. W. Simms, A.B., Social Science M.A., Health Phy. Ed. M.A., Social Science Miss S. Smith, B.S. Mrs, F. P. Stephens, A.B. Mrs. T. S. Thomas, B.S., English English M.A., Business Education Mr. E. Tolbert, B.S. Mrs. S. R. Vinson, Health Physical Ed. A.B., History, Sociology Mr. J. E. Thomas, A.B. Mathematics Departments and Departmental Heads Health Physical Education--Mr. Simonton English--Mrs. Stephens Social Science--Mrs. E. M. Booth Mathematics--Mr. Thomas Vocations--Mrs, Kendrick Geraldine Williams, Charlotte Reeves, Editor Associate Editor THE WILDCAT STAFF: Left to right, FRONT ROW: Mr. James Thomas, Advisor, Everette Lockett Jr. Art Editor and Art Director; Geraldine Williams, Editor; Charles White, Business Manager; Charlotte Reeves, Associate Editor; BACK ROW: Wallace Stephens, Assistant Business Manager; Marion McElroy, Advertising Chairman; Bobby Amerson, Assist- ant Advertising Chairman and West Ellen; Reporter. Carrie Our Zucen Gerri Marvin Rose Mary Bennie Wallace Veniors Senior Officers THESE ARE OUR SENIOR OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Hixon, VICE PRESIDENT; ASSISTANT SECRETARY; Juanita McCrary; SECRETARY; Allene Pounds; BUSINESS MANAGER; Terrell Simmons; On the wall seated left to right: REPORTER; Rose M. King; TREASURER; Juanita Bailey. Each of our officers proved worthy of the confidence and trust placed in him, with the many activities of the Senior class and of the big job that had to be done we gladly assisted them in shoulder- ing the responsibilities. Bobby Amerson Dollie Anthony Nettie Appling Men of great genius and large heart sow the seeds of a new de- gree of progress in the world, but they bear fruit only after many years.” Mazzini Bobby Ashley Juanita Bailey Rose M. Bell Harriet Bolston Retha Bonner Anna Bronson Sarah Brown Joan Bryant Fine manners are a stronger bond than a beautiful face. The former binds; the latter only attracts. Lamartine Bishop Brundage Barbara Byrd Bennie Calhoun Charlise Chapman John Cornelius Rosa Cornelius Dorothy W. Cullins Happiness is like a sunbean, which the least shadow intercepts, while adversity is often as the rain of spring.” Chinese Proverb Carrie Davis Dorothy E. Dennard Jacquelyn Dennis Arthurene Dixon Clayborn Dudley West Ellen Marion Felton Haywood Fickling Happiness and Virtue rest upon each other; the best are not only the happiest, but the happiest are usually the best. -Bulwer Rubye Ford Annete Fowler a ‘L ’ Ollie M. Frances Andrew Fultz Ikie Mae Gibson Tony Glover Alma Grier Matthew Hamliton Louvenia Gordan James Greene “The wisest man maybe wiser to- day than he was yesterday, and tomorrow than he is today. Total freedom from change would im- ply total freedom from error; Colton Benjamin Hall Me a _ James Hardeman Lovett Harden Lillian Harlow James Harris Beverly Hart A fresh mind keeps the body fresh, take in the ideas of the day drain off those of yesterday. As to the morrow, time enough to consider it when it becomes today. -Bulwer Amanda Hearn Nathaniel Heggs Aurthur Hill Fannie Hightower Charles Hixon Joseph Howard Theodore Hubbard Rozzie B. Hunt Every step of progress which the world has made has been from scaffold to scaffold and from stake to state, Wendell Philips Dorothy Huntley Albert Jackson Charlie Jackson Gabe Jackson Eugene Jenkins Ella Johnson Carolyn Jones Ralph Jones The world owes all its onward impulses to men ill at ease, The happy man inevitably confines himself within ancient limits. Hawthorne Charles Kendrick Rose M. King James Lawson Carolyn Lee Agnes Lightfoot Gus Lindsey Veronica Lindsey Everette Lockett He is wise who knows the sources of knowledge--who knows who has written and where it is to be found,” A. A. Hodge Eddie Lowe Mary E. Lowe b Priscilla Lowe Bertha Lowery Johnny Martin Patricia McCoy Juanita McCrary Marian McElroy “Common-sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom,” Coleridge Walter McElroy Jimmy Miller Corinthian Mills Marvin Mitcham Maxcine Mitcham David Moore Christine Morman Geraldine Morman “Memory is not wisdom; idiots- can by rote repeat volumes, -- Yet what is wisdom without memory? Tupper Hesse Norwood Ulyssess Norwood Mildred Patterson Vonceil Poole Allene Pounds Mildred Pounds Annie D. Randall Helen Ray No one is likely to remember what is entirely uninteresting to him, G. Macdonald Charolette Reeves Mary Renfro e John Richard Annie Rose Prince Shine gi Betty Morris Lucille Simmons Terrell Simmons Wallace Stephens Lonnie Stewart Samuel Stewart Estella Thompson Tommie Trawick Mary V. Vinson Wylene West Bettye White —- o _ eS Elizabeth Walker Patricia Warren Passion often makes fools of the ablest men of the most foolish.” Rochefoucauld bd John Whitaker Charles White Ruby White Shirley Wiggins Betty Williams Deloris Williams Education should be a conscious, methodical application of the best manners in the wisdom of the ages to the end that youth may know how to live completely. Austin O'Malley Geraldine Williams Harold Woodall Who’s Who in the Senior Class Marian McElroy Juanita Bailey Arthurene Dix Charles Kendrick varrie Davis Geraldine Williams Ruby White Harriet Bolston Lillian Harlow Agnes Lightfoot Maxcine Mitcham Charlotte Reeves Charlsie Chapman and Arthurene Dixon Juanita McCrary Patricia Warren Charles White Mary Lowe Vonceil Poole Estella Thompson Beverly Hart Rose Marie King Jacquelyn Dennis Betty Morris Most Dignified seniors Most Talented Most Athletic Funniest Best All Round Biggest Filabuster Tallest Shortest Prettiest Most Handsome Best Dancers Most Pleasing Personality Most Talkative Neatest Most Cheerful Most Serious Most Non-Chalant Shyest Best Singers Smartest (as of Dec, 15, 1959) first two six- weeks Most Likely to Marry Wallace Stephens Terrell Simmons Bobby Amerson harles Hixon Clayborn Dudley Wallace Stephens John Whitaker Charlie Jackson West Ellen and Charles Hixon Ralph Jones Gabe Jackson Roas Cornelius Gary Cooper Tony Glover Mathew Hamilton Joseph Howard Arthur Hill Nathaniel Heggs Tommy Trawick Senior's Prayer “Great God, Giuer of, knowledge 7o whom are all mysteries known Who callest the universe ‘home Look on our humble strivings; “Teach us to seck the light, 74nd uf the long path of progress Wel us to shone the night Intolerance and greed; “Jo learn for the Job of aiding.’ On the vise of pain release. “Thou, the Waster “Jeacher. “Thy pupils guide and bless; “That the more we view of “Thy Wonders, “The deeper our humbleness.” In Recognition Mrs. E. M. Booth: Mrs. E. M. Booth is a native of Macon, Georgia and an instructor of Peter G. Appling High School. Mrs. Booth is the loving and considerate wife of Mr. Raymond Booth and mother of two daughters, namely, Raycine Cecilia and Adrienne Denise. Mrs. Booth is a graduate of Fort Valley State College. Her field of concentration is Social Science. We the Seniors of 1959 and 1960, consider Mrs. Booth as an assiduous person. One who helped us in the many problems of which we were con- fronted with each day. Only now, standing at the exit of our high school career, we can fully appreciate, the worth and truth of this statement that this year has been the best year of our lives, not an easy year but one of the best. Though time will pass, and we shall part, Mrs. Booth will be an unbreak- able link in our chain of memories. It has been rough at times but, with you Mrs. Booth, a very understanding person, it was made easier and more pleasant. With the realization that we are still very young in heart and experience, with our knowledge and with the help that you have contributed to us, we feel as if there is no better person to associate with than you. We the seniors of 1959, 60 can say, “Words can not adequately express our gratitude and appreciation to you. May God's richest blessings be bestowed upon you forever. Senior Class of 1959 1960 Underclassmen Juniors Class Section 11-1 Mrs. D. H. Adams, Instructor SEATED Left to right are: Anita Dorsey, Barbara Pennymon, Betty Jo Curry, Frankie White, Betty Bryant, La- Verne Hamilton, Gussie Harvey. 2nd ROW: Lucille Meadows, Betty Walker, Alice Thomas, Eudell Rozier, Linda Jones, Odessa Glover, Mildred Johnson and Joyce Ann Moore. 3rd ROW: Tommy Glawson, Julious Byron, LaGrange Orr, Curtis Balwin, Louis Howard Nelson, Robert Brown, Sidney Joe Heam, Freddie Smith, and LaVester Norman. Class Section 11-2 Mrs. T. S. Thomas, Instructor SEATED left to right are: Marie Bonner, Constance Swain, Burnett Holmes, Geneva Gilmore, Bertha Williams, Johnnie Mae Jones and Liza Talton. SEATED: Leon Walls, Mammie Wilson, Shirley Finney, Laveme Mills, Cheryl Lockett, Lois Reese, Essie Owens, Willie Watson. 3rd ROW: Ronnie Alston, Virginia Carswell, Walter Goddard, Rosa Hutchings, Horace Gary, Jeannette Haynes, Robert Powell, Samuel Williams and James Du- mas. Juniors Class Section 11-3 Mrs. W. B. Broady, Instructor ist ROW left to right: Lorene Morris, Lillian Little, Clincy Lyons, Janis Durham, Maggie Hill, Dorothy Hill, and Dorothy Lewis. 2nd ROW: Magilene Lindsey, Carolyn Smith, Willis Sheftall, Eamest Lavendar, Lucille Bell, Dianne Evans, Christine Jackson, Geraldine Horn, and Juanita Lester. 3rd ROW: Harold Wilson, Ben- nie Singelton, William Rondall, Wanza McCrary, Gus Sherman, Robert Matthews, Rachel Redd, Jim my John- son and Willie Frank Howard. Not Shown is Delores Weeks. Class Section 11-4 Mr. J. B. Sheftall, Instructor Ist ROW left to right: Sadie Green, Charles Seals, Laura Nell Sinclair, William Little, Yvonne Anderson, Bobby Preston, Barbara Pitts. 2nd ROW: Alfred Webb, Myrna Davis, Juanita Smith, Leila Goins, Felera Robinson, Annie Dorsey, Gladys Roberts, Martha Fuller, and Zenobia Anderson. 3rd ROW: George Cooper, Mattie Morgan, Barbara Mabry, Ronnie Smelter, Rodney Davis, Ronnie Johnson, Moses Smith and Melvin Dickey. Class Section 11-5 Miss P. A. Jones, Instructor SEATED Left to right are: Harriet Smith, Eddie Mae Lowe, Mildred Wimberly, Daisy Smith, Lillian Hearn, Barbara Sharp, and Louise Devereaux. 2nd ROW: Betty Morgan, Hennie Stephens, Barbara Smith, Martha Coker, Melba Bass, Joyce Wrice, Willie Collins, Doretha Redd, Barbara Bryant. 3rd ROW: John White, Eugene Mayo, Robert Mallory, Joe Louis Hutchings, Willie Ward, Daniel Waller, Tommy Phillips, and Jerry Smith. Class Section 11-6 Miss V. V. Mims, Instructor SEATED left to right are: Lauretta Fults, Celestine Summerford, Gloria Cooper, Mildred Purell, Shirley Frances, Eula Finnelle, and Barbara Bonner. 2nd ROW: Joyce Hawthome, Johnnie Mae Williams, Shirley Randall, Joseph Davis, Willie Simmons, Herman Denson, Peggy Smith, Shirley Whitaker and Lillian Densley. 3rd ROW: William Cooper, Willie James Pryor, Alton Clowers, George Dunn, Lewis Charles Riggins, Mar- vin Crawford, Harold Lamar, Charlie Thomas, and Willie Johnson. Juniors Class Section 11-7 Mr. J. E. Thomas, Instructor SEATED left to right are: Doris Hill, Delores Adkins, Agnes Clayton, Sara Kendrick, Jacquelnyn White, Ida Mae Taylor and Gloria Hart. 2nd ROW: Milton Hill, Eva Lois Daniels, Maxcine Hunt, Lena Hunt, Geraldine Gilmore, Sallie Bell Turner, Mamie Blalock, Gloria Bryant and Gwendolyn Stroud. 3rd ROW: Jessie Wil- liams, Rufus Daniels, Johnny Gober, Thomas Bailey, Bennie McDow, Ulysses Eason, Tommie Horton, Fred Thompson and Carl Brantley. Junior Class Officers William Randall President Willie Sheftall Vice President Barbara Sharpe Secretary Sara Kendrick Assistant Secretary Robert Brown Treasurer Shirley Randall Financial Secretary William Morris Business Manager William Little Reporter Miss J. Berry--Instructor Class Section 10-1 SEATED Left to Right are: Luther Groce, Flora Fambro, Helen Griggs, Ethel Stewart, Jennie M. King, Cath- erine Ford, Ronald Fultz. SECOND ROW: Susie Veal, Juanita Heggs, Phaltheia Bailey, Georgia Wilcher, Joyce Blakey, Volenia Miller, Willie Lightfoot, Brodus Cater. THIRD ROW: Tommy Brown, Charles Free- man, Willie M. Johnson, Bryant H. Price, George Walker, Gordon Tucker, Jimmy Coley, Jimmy Bryant. Miss Evans--Instructor Class Section 10-2 SEATED left to right: Harold Bell, Johnny Gary, Juanita Curry, Helen Bentley, Amie Thomas, Zandoria Mc- Crary, Kenneth Brown. SECOND ROW: Sophia Tharpe, Shirley Finney, Betty Albritton, Jacquelyn Tolbert, Helen Taylor, Rosa Wesley, Jewel Hardman, Charles Smith. THIRD ROW: John Moore, Otis Lester, Wil- liams Randall, Frank Gibson, Willie Bailey, Napier Miller, Franklin Newton. om fo.) . fi ’ , ON a -£ 1 A naed i |) 4 Mr. W.J. Horton--Instructor Class Section 10-3 SEATED left to right: Jerald Harper, Geraldine Tharpe, James Wimes, Annie Glover, Williams Childs, An- nie Fullen. SECOND ROW: Carter Ketchup, Juanita Pitts, Mary George, Katie Thomas, Susie Williams, Mary Washington, Audrea Billue, Delores McKeryie, and Jacquelyn McDow. Mrs. Kendrick--Instructor Class Section 10-4 SEATED left to right: Betty J. James, Willie Davis, Bobbie Hightower, Tilman James, Bemice Calhoun, La- fayette Haynes. SECOND ROW: Glendora Moore, Sonja Freeman, Patricia Hubbard, Louise Shine, Francis Davis, Bernice Bryant, Nadine Hill, Lucile Adkins. THIRD ROW: Diane Fambro, Willie J. Nelson, Tommy Singleton, Fannie M. Stubbs, James Johnson, George Patman, Alvin Hall, Columbus Burnette, Charles Smith. Mr. Goddard--Inmstructor Class Section 10-5 Alma Jean Taylor, Julia Mae Lofton, Shelton Stewart, Ruby Gober, Henry Gibson, Vernia Jean Brewer, Willie Thomas, SECOND ROW: Samuel Mackey, Mary McClain, Sandra Johnson, Shirley Pyor, Viloa Smith, Essie Patterson, Eleanor Cornelius, Dorothy Blackshear, Justine Braswell. THIRD ROW: Pearlie Bryant, Jacquelyn Troutman, Roland Thorpe, Freddie Moore, Willie Cudger, Author Gary, Andrew Newton, Melvin Holliman, Daniel Neeley. Mrs. R. Simms--Instructor Class Section 10-6 SEATED left to right: Barbara Holliman, Eudell Saudford, Patricia Balcom, Annie R. Dillard, Kay Brenda Stephens, Evelyn C. Shef tall, Geneva Bailey. SECOND ROW: Jessie Battle, Mary Green, Ethel P. Moore, Clifford Howard, Ethel Pearl Worthy, Lizzie M. Hall, Vinson, Betty. THIRD ROW: Robert L. Johnson, Ear- nest L. Clowers, Willie L. McClendon, Carl Redd, Clarence Thomas, Bennie Lester, Gerald Mathis, Joseph Lindsey. Not pictured--Henry Brown--Juanita Whitby. Mr. S. Brown--Instructor Class Section 10-7 SEATED left to right--Joan Whitby, Mary Anthony, Mary Lockhart, Wanda Wisby, Amanda Jordan, Careta -Early. SECOND ROW --Claude Forehand, Earnestine Daniels, Colina Brown, Margaret Easly, Mary Lewis, Lillia Jollia, O'Neal Hall, Johnny Morris. THIRD ROW -- Adolplus Hill, Elizabeth Fambles, Melvin Roberts, Rudolph Stewart, Johnny Bryant, Horace Wilson, Edward Harris, Eddie Mitchell. Mr. Blackshear--Instructor Class Section 10-8 SEATED left to right--Charlie Wiggins, Emma Cloweres, Betty Smith, Juanita Lamar, Mary Ann Harrell, Gordon Corker. SECOND ROW--Vivian Sanders, Grace Rogers, Sandra Goddard, Eugene Willis, David White, Betty Lowery, Harriet Orr, Authur Walker. THIRD ROW--Paris Johnson, Herschell Randall, James Orington, Harris Anthony, Tommie Tatson, Carlton Harris, Willie Gary, Henry Foster. i vee Mr. R. Baker Instructor 9-1 FIRST ROW, seated left to right--Virgie Smith, Annie Mason, Susie Norwood, Margaret Morris, Deloris Hart, Carrie Wilson, Sweetie Durham, Patricia Lester. SECOND ROW --Frank Vinson, Elijah Pointer, Deloris Newton, Corinthia Hicks, Bettye Reese, Katie Ashley, Dorothy Bass, Earnestine Comelius, Elbert Lewis. THIRD ROW--Walter Bailey, Felton Moore, Preston Smith, Willie Troutman, Johnny Clay, James Haynes, Calvin Nedd, Robert Wilson, Charles Davis, David Culler. Mrs. Dorothy Black Instructor 9-2 FIRST ROW left to right--Marian Dansey, Bertha Wallace, Carolyn Curry, Doris Breazeal, Louise Brown, Wilma Bass, Sarah Thomas, Betty Stafford. SECOND ROW --Joe H. Battle, Willie Bowens, John W. Thorpe, Sandra Lavender, Lula Mitchell, Lula Meadows, Marilyn Robinson, Eddie Simmons, Mary Cormell, Mary Jones, Gay Nell Watts, Nathan Sams. THIRD ROW --Johnny White, Lester Bryant, Felton Dumas, Benjamin Grier, Walter Smith, Alexander Newton and Sammie Minniefield. Miss E. R. Campbell--Instructor--Section 9-3, SEATED left to right: Sandra Pitts, Elizabeth Huff, Lillian Felton, Earnestine Roberts, Joyce Hudson, Ethel Bacon, Margaret Pounds, Carlena Carnegie. SECOND ROW-- Willie Scott, Pearline Johnson, Willie Mae Bonds, Carolyn Spikes, Lillie Bawldin, Julia Waller, Annie Glo- ver, Connie Mathis, Charles Williams, Johnny Cleveland. THIRD ROW--Donald Idlets, Charles Lester, Emmett Glover, Solomon Tharpe, Charlie Tuff, Tommy Farrar, Dan Solomon, Willie Anderson, Ben Stephens. 1 Mrs. Goddard --Instructor--Section 9-4, SEATED left to right: Brenda Cosby, Rosa Finnie, Mattie Thomas, Iris Grant, Brenda Skillman, Annette Nelson, Cheryl Terry, Mary E. Glover. THIRD ROW--Emory Aaron, Bessie Walker, Patricia Johnston, Elizabeth Kitchens, Elijah Powell, Stanley Goldsboro Jr., Rosa Ross, Bobby Wilcher, Barbara Taylor, Jeanette King, Robert Collins. THIRD ROW--Lamar Baldwin, Vera Battle, Robert Bradley, Jimmie Gurr, Eddie Harvey, Thomas Hollins, Martha Griffin, Edward Dawson, Bobby Jones. 6 el Es ee ne . es tot ae oe Fae ne Of ae i SS ts - ‘ v= - =e co om _— = « —— = - - way pa — al aia fo . 4 wz ‘ i ty “4 e , . : 4 } ar g 4 ' , ,. 4 . -- ‘ -- rt. = — wh, y | y Section 9-5--Instructor Mr. W. A. Grant. SEATED left to right: Gertrue Washington, Joan Gaillard, Charlie Mae Tuff, Barbara Simmons, Ann Shirley Perkins, Mary L. Jones, Justina Walton. SECOND ROW--Fannie Finney, Juanita Lamar, Edward Hunter, Samuel Bowens, Betty Norwood, Creacy Ann Fuggs, Beverly Whisby, Marian Dunn, Fred Grant, Mary L. Moore. THIRD ROW--Joseph Johnson, Sylvester Jones, Virgil Hunt, Willie J. Howard, Corine Hunt, Samuel Tumer, Willie J. Harrell, Robert Simmons, Theodore King, John Ray Ervin. 3! 2 = Section 9-6 Instructor--Mr. Metts. SEATED left to right: Mary Sue Fry, Ruth Kirby, Clara Smith, Patricia Holt, Gladys Powell, Diane Wilder, Nellie Hill, Shirley James. SECOND ROW--Mary Brown, Doalphus Mc- Kinney, Willie Weeks, Curtis Ketchup, Kaye Whitehead, Adline Miller, Queen E. Humber, Louise Talton, Mary Southern. THIRD ROW--Melton Eason, Charles Allen, Clarence Ward, Leon Simmons, Archie Scho- field, Paul Duval, Oscar Harris, Leon Mercer, Robert Ray. Section 9-7 Instructor Miss C. D. Reddick. SEATED left to right: Elizabeth Jackson, Minnie P. Pryor, Doro- thy Lowe, Charles Ford, Aubery Jones, Joyce Cooper, Vivian Culler, Clestine Thomas. SECOND ROW-- Nathaniel Bowens, Jenny Nell Stephens, Harriett Preston, Shenna Marie Smith, Mary Hopkins, Etta Lois Wil- lis, Bernadine Martin, Barbara Bryant, Mary Dennis, Brenda Brown, Frances Trawick, Langston Austin. THIRD ROW--James Reeves, Lewis Madison, Freddie Randall, James Hoskins, Ida Whisby, Herman Willis, Dorothy Balkcom, Carolyn Scott, Evans Brown and Charles Nelson. Section 9-8 Instructor--Miss S. Smith. SEATED left to right: Mildred Scott, Linda Engram, Barbar Glawson, Roberta Keith, Johnnie M. Guyton, Carolyn Hawkins, Claudia Coleman, Bessie Buron. SECOND ROW--Mary Moore, Joe B. Hunt, Joan Cherry, John C. Webb, Regina Hughes, Charles Richard, Betty Thomas, James Epps, Vernetha Stroud, George Harrell. THIRD ROW--William Dorsey, David Walker, Eddie White, Jim Howard, Mamie Tatman, Johnny McNair, James Dillard, Sammie Hall. 8-3 Miss M. Bonner Instructor 49 8-6 Mr. Earley Instructor 50 8-9 Mrs. E. Palmer 51 8-11 Mr. Postell 8-12 Mr. Tolbert c CG -) = ) = maf wn te = o ry 8-13 Miss E. H. Blackshear Our Custodiarsand Dietitians Vonceil Activities Pree . o a Pi phe § S : ania E itaMea hae aN niet 4 Pe ope ae Eat GR em Fast | eee ot he be agg i ar Pe ; Se any } aes v que wt were a - ae ake aso pa, tema Peter G. Appling First Football Team TRAINERS: Eugene Jenkins, K. Brown, H. Wilson, L. Simmons Miss Football Sweetheart 59 60 Charlotte Reeves Captain and Co-Captain of the football teams Pictured left to right: Captain, Terrel Simmons, Appling Coach; Mr. Charles Luttrell, Co-Captain, West Ellen, Moses Herring, Co-Captain, Coach Slocumb, and Charles Murphey, meet before the clash between Appling and Ballard-Hudson. 4283 ae | = � PS Appling first Baseball Team: Left to Right; SEATED--Prince Shine, Charles White, West Ellen, Luther Groce. SECOND ROW--Julius Castlelow, Oliver Swain, Terrell Simmons, George Walker. THIRD ROW--Harold Woodall, Albert Jackson, Charlie Whitfield, James Dumas, Preston Smith. PETER G. APPLING LAISSE OF 1960. SEATED--Shirley Wiggns, Cherly Lockett, Patricia McCoy, Louise Deaureay. SECOND--Susie Williams, Julia Lawfton, Geraldine Williams, Lillian Heam, Lucile Simmons. THIRD ROW--Trainer--Patricia Holt, Iris Grant, Carolyn Scott, Veronica Lindsey, Rose Bell, Helen Ray. Wild Cat’s Boys’ Basketball Team — 1960 Captain — West Ellen: 1960 mS Cs E ] om Mg HH HH, iH — KNEELING Left to Right: William Little, Willie F. Howard, James Haynes, Harold Woodall. STANDING: Tommy Taton, Marvin Crawford, Willie Jones, George Patmon, Terrell Simmons. Coronation of 1959 1960 Miss Appling and Her Attendants for 1959 1960 ——EE STANDING Left to Right: Miss Freshman--Corintha Hicks, Miss Sophomore--Juanita Pitts, Page Girl--Juanita Wilson, Miss Appling--Geraldine Wil- liams, Page Girl--Peraline Jones, Miss Senfor--Carrie L. Davis, Miss Junior--Lauran Sinclair. Mogow WeAMG “IW ‘preuUEG ofuUYy “sIP-- WL'd “STW ‘TeTOUTS EIUIBITA “SW -ONIGNVLS + of? — — — hs Oe oe ee ed rf e ee 09-65-8961 “VL d “S4W ADAM’S LOUNGE MACON, GEORGIA U.S. 129 TASTE OF FOOD—PRIVATE PARTIES DANCING AND PICNIC GROUNDS OPEN NIGHTLY UNTIL 2 A.M. 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