Pine Grove High School - Eagles Aerie Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

Dedication This book is dedicated to our patents. Those who through the early morning hours, the heat of day, and the late hours of night have labored and loved in their continuous effort to pro- vide for us those things they felt were so necessary for our youth in preparation for the future. This dedication is brief but we trust that we, in turn, can provide for you, our parents, every reason for you to be justly proud of us and our achievements. We will make every effort to continue the good work you have begun. Kindly accept our dedication as one of our sincerest gifts . . . memory. Board of Education TALLY LAWSON J. O. TOUCHTON ■ JAMES DEWAR Superintendent L. A. W1SENBAKER S. L. JONES Board of Trustees J. H. TOUCHTON W. W. HITCHCOCK Principars Message To the Class of 1956: Some years ago James Russell Lowell wrote: Now is the high tide of the year” and indeed it is-- a high tide in your lives. The diploma you have received is the tangible evidence of goals set when your school years began. We hope this school has given you much, for you have helped us to build a better school. We, the teachers of Pine Grove, ask you to remember that you are now part of a great force which must help to keep this country sensible, peaceful and a free place to live. This was the goal of your fathers and their forbears, it is a worthy one for you. And now you take your place in the great procession of youth. As you march off into history may we wish you good fortune and a pleasant journey. Faculty MISS JOHNNIE V. STOKES MRS. FRANCES C. CARTER MRS. KARL SPRINGER MRS. W. A. DAVIS MISS ONICE P. DAVIS MRS. LILLIAN GUEST MRS. JEWELL ROBINSON MRS. HARRY LASSITER MISS RUTH MEADOWS MRS. CHARLIE D. GALLOWAY MISS SARA JAMES MR. E. B. FOLSOM MISS NANCY HERRING MR. M. J. LANE Annual Staff Editor...............................FRANCINE JONES Associate Editors....................... HELEN ZEIGLER NELL PETERS JOHN DAVIS Business Managers-------------------- - BETTY COWART RICHARD RIGBY Photographers........................JOHN L. SCOTT TOMMY HIGHTOWER Typist................................NELL TOUCHTON We, the Annual Staff, hope that you will recall many pleasant memories as you turn the pages of this book. We have tried to record some of the laughter and the tears which we have shared in the Eagle's Nest, hoping these experiences will help us grow into bigger and better individuals. Seniors As the years slip by one is apt to forget the early days of youth and the faces of old classmates. Some of our old friends have left Pine Grove but many have been together throughout their entire school career. We, of the Annual staff, have endeavored to reach into the past and restore some of the memories once so clear to us. We have here part of our early beginning... the present Pine Grove Senior class as members of the second grade. BOBBY BOWEN FFA 1.2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Baseball 1, 4. BETTY COWART FHA Parliamentarian 1,2, 3, Parliamentarian 4; Beta Club 2, Secretary 3, 4; Class Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Class President 2; Cheerleader 1; Basketball 2,3, 4; Business Manager Annual 4. HARRY COLEBURN FFA 1,2,3, President 4; Basketball 3,4; Class Presi- dent 4; Class Vice President 1; Baseball 1, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. PATRICIA DUGGAN Transfer from Clyattville 4; 4-H Club Reporter 1, 2, 3; School Patrol 2, Lt. 3; Class Reporter 1, Secre- tary 2, Vice President 3; Dramatics 3; Glee Club 1.2, 3,4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 3; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; An- nual Associate Editor 3; Basketball Manager 2. WILSON COWART FFA 1,2,3, 2nd Vice President 4; School Patrol 2,3, Captain 4; Dra matics 3,4; Class Play 3. MARJORIE LANG HORST FHA 1.2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 3; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4. ORRIE COPPAGE Basketball 2,3.4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; School Patrol 2; Glee Club 1; One-Act Play 3; Baseball 4. BOBBIE PETERS Transfer Oregon 3; Intra- nt urals 1, 3; Glee Club 2, Librarian 4; A Cappella Chorus 2; Library-Science Club 2; Pep Club Vice President 3; FHA 3, 4; Class Play 3; Basketball Manager 4; Beta Club 4; Class Secretary 3. JOHN DAVIS FFA 2,3,4; Beta Club 3, Vici Presi- dent 4; Class Treasurer 4; Annual Associate Editor 4; Class Play 3. FRA NCINE JONES Beta Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; 4-H Club Secretary 1, Vice President 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; One-Act Play 3,4; Class President 3; FHA 1, Historian 2, 3, Vice President 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Editor of Annual 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; FFA Sweetheart 4. JERRY EDMONDSON Basketball 2, 3, 4; School Patrol 4; Glee Club 1; Class Vice President 4; FFA 1,2, Treasurer 3, 4. NELL PETERS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1, Par- liamentarian 2,3, Project Chairman 4; Class Presi- dent 1; Class Treasurer 3; Beta Club 2,3, 4; Associate Editor Annual 4; Class Play 3. JOHN HENRY EXUM Glee Club 1; Class Play 3 School Patrol 3; FFA 1,2, 3, Treasurer 4. JOHN L. SCOTT FHA 1, Reporter 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3, President 4; One-Act Play 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Annual Photog- rapher 4; School Patrol 3; Class Play Director 3; Class Vice Presi- dent 2,3. JULIAN FIELDS FFA 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Glee Club 4; Class Play 3; Basketball 4. YVONNE STANCH Glee Club 1.2,3. 4; FHA 1. 2, 3, 4; Dramatic 3; Claw Play 3. TOMMY HIGHTOWER FFA 1. 2,3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Annual Photographer 4; Class Play 3; Baseball 4. PATRICIA YANCEY FHA Historian 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2. 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. L, C. McGEE FFA 1.2.3, 4. NELL TOUCHTON School Patrol 1,2,3; FHA 1,2, His- torian 3, President 4, Co-President 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Class Presi- dent 2; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4; Beta Club 2, President 3, 4; Annual Typist 4; Class Play 3; Debate 4; Girls' Trio 3; Typing 3. JIMMY McKENZIE FFA 1,2, 3,4, 2nd Vice President 4; Baseball 4. RICHARD RIGBY FFA 1, 2,3, 4; Annual As- sistant Business Manager 4; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 3. R. T. SIRMANS Transfer from Florida; FFA 1, 4; Reporter 1; Baseball Manager 4; Audio Visual Club 1; Fishing and Hunt- ing Club 1, 2. HELEN ZEIGLER Beta Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; FHA President 1, Parliamentarian 2,3,4; 4-H Club Vice President 1, President 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Co-Treasurer 2, Co-Reporter 4; Dramatics 3; Class Play 3; Class Treasurer I; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Associate Editor Annual 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3, 4; FFA Sweetheart 2. H. E. STUDEBAKER FFA 1, 2,3, 4; Glee Club 4. Valedictorian - Salutatorian Who's It ho Most Popular F. F. A. and F. H. A. Sweethearts BETTY COWART FRANCI NE JONES JOIN DAVIS JULIAN FIELDS Best-All-Around BETTY COWART JOHN DAVIS Mr. and Miss P. G.S. JOHN L. SCOTT JOHN DAVIS Who's Who Most Athletic HELEN ZEIGLER TOMMY HIGHTOWER RICHARD DELOACH President An active school year has been completed this term by the Junior Class. Dining the year they conducted an active magazine selling campaign to raise funds for the annual Junior-Senior banquet, they have already elected the Annual Staff, were ably represented in F. F. A. work by Lavell Conine who made a top com yield, several class members participated in the One-Act play that placed second in the state, and the class also sponsored the Valdosta State College Serenaders in a Chapel program. The class and officers have been most active and have participated in many school activities. With such effort we hope their progress will continue. S. L. JONES SARA LAVELL LYN MARSHALL STALVEY CONINE TOUCHTON MOORE CAROLYN STALVEY JEAN HAYES DONALD NELL JACKIE SMITH COWART WETHERINGTON MATTIE B. TERRELL BROWN RUIS BETTY R. B. LILY S. HAYES NITSCHKE BROWN ROSE TILLMAN ELIZABETH WALTER MULLIGAN MOORE SIMPSON HAMMONDS DON ATCHISON Jackie Bradford President June Strawder Vice President The Sophomore class has had a very successful year. They have had one of the chapel programs and have gotten an early start in making preparations for their Senior trip. During the year they had a Christmas, Valentine, and Halloween Party. The sophomores also entered more actively this year into activities that would lead to the Literary meet and had many participating on the basketball squads. We would like, also, to credit the homeroom teacher, Mr. Folsom, who has been most helpful. Alton Shirley Allen Zeigler Joel Sue J. W. Dasher Coleburn Tripp Emmette Yancy Christine Payne Bill Griffin Rosalyn Billy Linda Eddie Sondra Tomlinson Wetherington Hitchcock Pike DeLoach Joyce Tommy Peggy Saddler Bowen Reddish Rose Marie Lehman Carroll Rowan Joyce Bobby Irene Dwight Evans Townsend Moore Hamage Don Dukes TOMMY MOORE - - BOBBY MOORE--- LINDA MOORE--- SALLIE TOUCHTON - - President Vice President - - Secretary - Treasurer Eighth Grade James Coleburn --------------------- - - - President Sam Stalvey------------------------ Vice President Yvonne Cousart --- - ... — Secretary David Weldon ----------- -------------- —Treasurer Seventh Grade Etna Griffin -- - president Virginia Parkerson - — - — -----------Vice President Dorothy Hayes - - — ------ --------------- Secretary Amos Welch - - — - -- - — ... — Treasurer Seventh Grade Tommy Bradford ----- - -------------- - - - -president Pat Wilkes - — ---------------------- Vice President Jeanette Peters--------------------------- Secretary Loretta Bradford------------------------- -Treasurer Sixth Grade David Pike - Anita Johnson Sharon Ruis - Judy Cousart - - - President Vice President - - Secretary - - -Treasurer Third Grade First Grade First Grade Girls' Basketball MISS HERRING Coach BOBBIE PETERS Manager The Pine Grove Eaglettes, coming back from a highly successful season the previous year, fought hard to move up the ladder of success. Through the efforts of the coach. Miss Herring, and the sincere effort, clean play and good sportsmanship of the entire team, the Eaglettes have again proven themselves to be a highly competitive group of girls of whom our school is justly proud. It is with regret that we see such excellent athletes and fine sports as represented by Nell Peters, Betty Cowart, Nell Touchton, and Helen Zeigler, our graduating seniors, leave us. In the future may we carry the traditions of Pine Grove into every contest as well as they have. egardlesa of the outcoc re will play in n Ament which will ay In Pearaon. lake Park a I I � heavily-favored Nayl Uberate, possession-tyj they almost succeeds twick 63 n h 77. Wake For- aylor, Pine Grove Tangle i ‘CTournament Finals • rners are not lice I thin the corporate Ity of Valdosta. tl| The Jsauancp of lthln the province bvemment and a I MIL UIUIL IIUJIUI — Naylq d it oys baski ■ a t le HAHIK ht for the juth). in the host tea ., t night, while Pin� , ute, 44 41, in a pail Pine Orove tangle here' x championship of District b in neltl Jict Lhi ate stal nt of For Division Cage Crown i nln ched OrM lpuns BTATENVTLLE — Pina Glove’s Eagles rolled to ths District g-C. Division 1 basketball _ here last night with a eduled to begin at 7:30. Na topped Lake Park. 30-28,. ed Georgia Christian In-1 'mifinal encounters. the s I The i 1 by 14-12 M the half. Naylor Mve ln imped 18 points through the rml u P in the final two periods | enae f .r- lth •n . i aU- SKFTBA M I� V ie Lake Park managed only 14 lie losers rested scoring respon- lity Qn Barfield, wh isnondrd | leading both sief ts. Ronald Moor, tetorx while sharir with Winston azu:i 72 arvard 46 lie 57 ster (Pa 71 70. Buckuell 67 107. MIT 74 1kn 04. Brooklyn U low whe lade 10. and who thked eight Pi| Grove hit hall. Ten wi plosion by OC ond wnu . T1 a 23-4? advanca on the shooting of and Marshall M cushion was barely Coleburn made 1 Moore 11 for the Tommy Huh tower Whir paced the Di 11 markers, and Lynda send eaeh hit for eight! Wes- utgers 65 68. Western I ns h 81. n 11 MID 73. ilsa 7«. Drak ilcago Loyola iigan 62 jtler 77. Depauw 69 yton A5. Memphis State 71 d rrnwfcbT •hi ie of P A ion’s’t eiectrc the Air Fori y Kv 76 Christie ewberry 77 Johnson. 4 I ake Park (28) K. Carter. 4 P W. Carter P C O Barfield. 20 O ,e | 56-46 triumph over Na; 0f 7 finals. tic. Joyce Fields took 4 | the scoring for Pine w upy Appoint « Coach Brownie (led. 20-21. at halftlmi ' j Naylor kept them on i the way. they were n This evenli send Pine at 7 30. In will t ag i W. r ft and mag if! age to so p . ly threatened in the vj RAndsll Copeland tlm« f wave 2 5 20 - rently I f°r I in th. lor's challenge with Pine Orove travels to begin be nr s it BF n I take on 78 nn w the nlgV’a MrRa T . Pi: Grave of Jon Mooffc ! FielAa ; Hightower, 7 I Rountree. 3 Subs: Pin Naylor — ho?Icy. It m of an esrijfcJ ,'T d Bert 1 ■ [Now. � constn klent this ejdBbc t i ei? b Is terms th V S; Un. • ier.wirh”k learner’s !( ,p||vr on!y when a IlcenJ In the car. A ltceni ecfve leadr j i Communis uaai - kn)A eollertfv 'Ibadership in which Berio h t ru- ri. Then Malenkov Mo!ota. .!8talSn's whe ’bo; Was fir Coached by1 aconite Pine W’ nton, 10 Allen. 8 Becklnger Sealey Moore. 12 Bv WAN ( LINE News Sport Correspo Mi � Nancy Herring f elopmem Cen ne of the wc the Thrash of. thorn ea 1u -n— thc b r-l -1.000- truck parked O’ omea! best of far f� c e no a luscsous nxni 4 a Defeats Pine eurhlor with 13, and LauJ more who amassed s toi ■evert mg fon ly Monroe led the the Bearcats as she points into Ul I Monroe for seoftafc Patkv (, ame wiUr df redit. . '. ■ nd •ey. U heiv. illy rolled ert of Bu dogs “0-38 marpi led the •on to Pine Grove Wins State Meet Opent ai i ( Vourney Quarterfinal to gam .isgr winning margin of six point . ACON — Jones County in two free throws to tie up the f) of Gray goes against Terrell victory. Armuchee s Jackie Miller of Dawson and Armuchee scored 33 points. 13 of them by nst Pearson tonight ln Class free throws. Glennville had been the Georgia High School girls regarded as Class B favorite. Undefeated Roopvllle exfc Top «corcr for the F.aglettes I was Sara Dasher, who played on I the nets to the tune of 21 points. 1 Behind her In the scoring column for the E a g 1 • t t e s were Nell ri � r WhrHcf C« ‘J ! � 1 i.lk� rt | I Ml !ket di e poss Kcqt h a to e addc ' cause led the MACON — Pine Orove s Colbert liPP d past Ashburn here ai of 25 nc.sday afternoon to enter th i ond round of the tourr.ar Score of j was 4 v )rove slated e act Albright Regains L on to er.tr t!'. SI Skate Titl etball championships. C. Dacula. the defend- three outstanding forwai • Roopvllle. beating Coosa. Roopvllle‘a tght'a big- victory. Alamo Bell and La verne Traylo- | scored 31 points, and .ate. Johp v Gantry, ut COon'pAlini high scoring 37 It was Roopvllle'a 18th P:nA (a F ITenley .wlgh as i OubctMaTion� . Wh l� r Cc 01. Colh ri—ik illy r� tt«n Wmm me 79-5 . ■muchee s I ? rr.-Woien 1 nf rl ' f he Bal w IV It WAS • -uVH A A r-m was mmmmm Pearson’s victory over 8am-1 County came in the last ! last night’s program. Wave Da- six-foot forward. Nellie Pine paced her team with 36 t Coosa Jan Harrell led the losers won from points. Seminole's defea I trounced, Its w inning streak w totaled 30 games. Wheeler never appea whistle I In much danger at th lded lArmuchce Laurens. Wheeler’s lennvllle ■ C I AM C Grove— (Ml A� hbun� -J I3SI (101 I Monro (til . (til i C mar s USI I f Cibtoo (7) a VMWB t s b the i Sara Daai points to lea - out it was the col lng of Well Touclv- hnlf that enabled recover from a To jchton ended the contest, ei in the second I Aurene Mo portant pan i markers to c Peu rs. Reevt r. Mass outstanding UP r Ashburp rez, rction as • : a pretta vcad ,n thc V dro e ir «i is m Warn 11 ;• 17 U Pir Grove — CafH, Aahburn—Roae. official Jaka- en. -aim i in Stephen (1 Harmon Bagwell Marlin ed revenr Gmve quickly a’ . Heiss. th nd held on ‘ L „Jum� ttr wJ vantage unu. _ L i world cha — mot, J lrewermany. T ey ‘ad In a ska« k a exeau Pine Grove 44i i!. 11 Moore. 10 F Monro- Dasher. 21 F ■ Touchton. 21 F Gibb Peters G Frecm. Reeves G Hollan Boys Basketball The Pine Grove Eagles slowly sharpened their talons throughout the regular basket- ball season. Working with many new members on the squad Coach Folsom's quintette entered the Southern Division tournament with what appeared to be dim prospects. How- ever the squad sparkled throughout the tournament, upset the contenders, and won the Southern Division championship. The squad scrapped valiantly only to lose in the Dis- trict to Surrency. Such spirit and determination in the face of difficult odds is most commendable. We hope the spirit of such graduating seniors as Hightower, lives on. Cheerleaders PATRICIA JOHN L. FRANCINE SUE JUDY SALLIE V. YANCEY SCOTT JONES COLEBURN STANFORD TOUCHTON District Meet STATE SCORE SHEET — ONE ACT PLAY 2T Place Gray Bread C Grove Debate NEU. TOUCHTON LYN TOUCHTON EDDIE PIKE TILLMAN MOORE Soil Conservation EDDIE PIKE TILLMAN MOORE TERRELL RUIS WALTER HAMMONDS Toward New Horizons ' Miss Sara James Nell Touchron Advisor President The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization to help train the young women of today to be better homemakers of tomorrow. The Pine Grove F. H. A. chapter has been very active this year under their capable officers. The Pine Grove chapter was the leader in instituting the F. H. A. County Coun- cil for all the F. H. A. officers in Lowndes County. Nell Touchton was elected president of the council and Sara Stalvey was elected secretary. Two of the most outstanding projects of the year were the Tiny Tot Parade and the Talent Show. The members of the F. H. A. gave the Home Economics Department a new electric muter as a gift. Pine Grove was represented in both District meeting in Albany and at the State Convention in Atlanta, Ga. The efforts and the success of our girls was outstanding. This was a superior year for the Pine Grove F. F. A. chapter. A few of their many ac- complishments included winning the state pasture contest for the individual and chap- ter award; placed second in the district com contest and second in the county com con- test; third in the chapter bull contest; first in the county cotton contest. The chapter also had two one hundred bushel corn club members, and six of the boys were awarded the Geor- gia Planter degree. In addition to a fine chapter record, there were many individual prizes won by members of the chapter including first place in the dairy division and first place in showmanship in the South Georgia Legion Fair. We are most proud of our chapter and their achievements. The Pine Grove 4-H Club has again completed a most outstanding year and can sub- mit a fine record of accomplishments. Two members attended the South Central District Achievement meeting. These members. Sue Coleburn and Helen Zeigler, were most successful. Helen placed second in the State contest in Food Preparation in Atlanta and Sue was declared the State win- ner in Poultry Achievement contest. As a result Sue received a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and there succeeded in placing second in the National Poultry Achievement contest. Four more of our members. David Pike, Shirley Zeigler. Sue Coleburn and Ruby McIntyre are members of the poultry chain. James Coleburn, sponsored by the Valdosta Lions Club, was chosen the first boy in the state of Georgia to have sheep as a project. James has, at present, thirty-four sheep. All members have cooperated well throughout the year. President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Helen Zeigler Vice President ------------------------- John Davis Secretary -- - - --- ------------ --- John L. Scott Treasurer — - -- -- -- -- -- - -Francine Jones For the past five years the Pine Grove Beta Club has been performing outstanding work. Dur- ing the present term, the club has furnished for all the school children the annual animal show by the United States Zoological Society, sent delegates to the Beta convention in Atlanta, Geor- gia, and has undertaken to compile the attendance and scholarship record of all students in the school. These will in turn be bound annually for the office files. All members have been most active and in appreciation a banquet was held during the clos- ing month of school. Girl Scouts Brownies Custodian MR. COPELAND Lunchroom Staff MRS. BOWEN, MRS. COOPER MRS. COPELAND, MRS. SIMPSON Bus Drivers MR. McKlE, MR. COODY, MR. HUNTER MR. EXUM Advertisers The success of every enterprise is dependent on many people. We here in Pine Grove have been most fortunate. The cooperation of many people, our friends the business men, have provided the key to our success in the publishing of our Annual.. .one of our most valued possessions. We trust that each of you will continue on into the Advertisement section of this book and as you look at and read each ad, we ask you in all sincerity to remember-----the assistance and courteous consid- eration shown by our friends the advertisers herein have in a most large part made the publication of this book possible. To them we give heartfelt thanks. REAL ESTATE AND AUCTION CO. Selling Farms at Private Sales or Auctions Offering Complete Real Estate Service TED HUGHES, Owner GENERAL INSURANCE 204 E. Hill Ave. Phone 2805 EQUIPMENT COMPANY Westinghouse - Universal Crosley - Maytag Appliances Myers Water Systems T elephone 138 Hahira, Georgia I P JT IS OUR 3q V“’ FIRST thought CASTLE PARK BARBER SHOP � Phone 3911 G'VJ PHARMACY Castle Park GORDON ROGERS, R. 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