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

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It gives us great pleasure to have been afforded the distinct opportunity of greeting you in the school annual, and needless to say it is viewed as a dis- tinct pleasure, and done with the utmost sincerity. Since entering high school, you have had the beautiful opportunity to observe the society in which we live make progress in many ways. We choose not to elaborate unnecessarily on specific areas of progress, for the point to be made here is that, as students, this societal progress has placed many more demands on you individually. It is much more vivid now than in the past that your training will enable you to be a productive person. Your gracious spirit, your measureless cooper- ation have helped to make this year a memorable one for us, and we are grateful. William H. Dunn, Jr. Harry B. Thompson Mr. She Jvincipals WR Thaw

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D JS Q 5 “The most agreeable recompense which we can receive for things which we have done rs to see Laem known, to have them applauded with praises which honor us.” Moliere The 1967 Annual is proudly dedicated to Mrs. J. B. Simonton. Mrs, Simonton has endeared herself to the hearts of all whom she comes in contact. Her quiet unassuming ways and her helpfulness has made her genuinely loved by all. Mrs. Simonton graduated from the Public Schools of Macon and received the Bachelor's Degree from the Fort Valley State College. She has done advanced study at Mercer University. She is the wife of Mr. J. L. Simonton, head football coach at Peter G. Appling High School. She is the adorable and proud mother of three handsome sons, James, Walter, and Christopher. Mrs. Simonton is affiliated with the Allen Chapel AME Church where she participates actively in various departments. She is an ardent member of the Epsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority where she has held various offices including that of Presidency. For her tireless efforts, patience and understanding, we dedicate the 1967 edition of the Wildcat to Mrs. Simonton, whom we know will always remain an unbreakable link in our chain of memories.