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

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©ducatton Says Dividends . in Better Human Relations An opportunity to learn is the birthright of every American child, a promise ful- filled by our public schools. The creation of these schools is a stir- ring epoch of our national life, Each day the American flag along with - ++ 4n National Economic Growth the United States and Georgia flags were . in Better Communities flown, each class submitted Education Week Posters depicting some phase of the national theme, Bulletin boards were decorated appro- priately. Each class designed invita- tions to send to parents. Many parents responded to this invitation and came out to witness our open house and chapel program. A schedule was worked out in order that groups of students could attend various lectures held in the library each day during the week. . in Good Citizenship To climax the week, pastor J. Paul Monk, . in Personal Fullfillment the. efficient pastor of the Spring Street Tabernacle Church, brought a most in- spirational and dynamic message to the Faculty and Student body. Mrs, M, D. Fonvielle served as general chairman of all activities, in Improved Earning Power

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Walker, Jacquelyn Walker, Lillie Jane Ward, Jacquelyn Ward, Joseph Ware, Mary Louise Washington, Martha Waters, George Watkins, Elnora Watson, Terry Wedlowe, Delorise White, Terry Whitehead, David Whitby, Helen Williams, George Williams, James Williams, Laverne Williams, Lottie Williams, Oscar Williams, Roger Williams, Sara J. Williams, Terry Williams, Sharon Wilson, Alfred Wimberly, Cheryl Wimberly, Dianne Womble, Johnnie Woodford, Alonza Woodford, Carol Woodford, Johnny C. Woodford, Terry Wornum, Marion Wright, Maxie Wright, Willie Wynn, Maria Youngblood, Johnny

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Ppa Macon with de On Thursday October 22, 1964, we were honored with the appear- ance of The Aristocrat of Bands , nationally famous Tennessee A. and I, State University Marching Band. The band is noted for performing intricate dance steps while playing equally difficult music. To this group: the band members, directors, and chaperons, words of gratitude and sincere thanks can not be adequately expressed to you for the entertainment particularly favored by the performance of your superior-rated college marching band. The Macon public gratefully received the Tennessee Band and welcome your return. - : . . - en , i se LiLtee pueriit ttttut river vss