Provine High School - Aries Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

John W. Provine High School Jackson, Mississippi ak 1960 Volume V 5,9040 M A s?WfV l-le enTered The doors oT Provine Tiye years ago, when They opened Tor The TirsT Time. Since Then he has unselTishly con- TribuTed his Time, abiliTies, and himselT, To The beTTermenT oT our school. WiThouT him our Tennis Team would noT be The same, our plays would noT be as suc- cessTul, and we would lcnow less oT The sci- ences. In our TondesT memories oT Provine, he will sTand ouT as one who has helped To make our high school years happier and more TruiTTul. IT is wiTh pride and honor ThaT we dedi- caTe This . . . our i960 ARIES . . . To Mr. John O. Efhriclge. ,I Mr. John O. Efhridge DEDICA TICN NORMA ANN HAROLD KAYE PRICE PARTEN MCCARLEY lEdiTor AssisTanT EdiTor AssisTanT EdiTor AnoTher year is closing. The games, The dances, The Triends, The books - all This will conTinue buT in diTTerenT Times and places. Time can- noT be capTured nor can iT be sTopped, buT iT can be re- membered a nd Treasured. This was The goal oT The ARIES sTaTT - To preserve The eyenTs ThaT highlighTed The year, l96O. You were our inspiraTion. Each page is cenTered around you as you lived in The world oT Provine. There is much To Tell Tor many new doors were opened as I96O goT un- der way. This is your annual now. . . yours To recall The successTul year ThaT has passed. ln years To come you will Treasure iT as iT awalcens memories oT high school days. And now, we presenT To you . . . your lcey To The pasT and your door To The TuTure . . . The l960 ARIES. INTRODUCTION CONTENTS Dedication lntrocluction Highlights Organizations Sports Faculty Classes To sophomores il was awe: lo iuniors il was apprecialiong lo seniors il was loyal de- volion. On lhal firsl day you joined lo- gelher lo begin an- olher year ol educa- lion. Your lirsl impres- sion was lhal lhe building was massive in ils beauly. Once inside, you noliced The friendliness. Slow- ly, you losl whal awe you had and became a parl of The spiril. Togelher in lhe class- rooms you bowed your heads To pray, recognizing lhal you had been lruly blesl in having such a school. Your world was changing. This wa s high school: you were beginning lo realize whal you really wanled in The lulure. 6 You were proud of Provine. Time- MOST Oi GH. YOU WGF9 Here you were a parr of H19 receiving Hue besi educaiion, Jrraining of iuiure leaders: by Hwe mosi capable insiruc- here you were m e e Jr i n g Tors. friends Thai would lasf a life- beaufy . . . friendliness . . . spirit . . l .A A+ 8: l 5 Jrhe never-failing bell rang. Quickly you clambered up lhe sieps in- lo ihe various rooms. The day had begun. Your minds were spirilually refreshed during morning devolion- als. Eagerly, you began lhe worlc ol lhe day. Cnce class was over, you qreeled friends in lhe hall as you hasiened lo Jrhe nexl period. l-lomeroom usual- ly held guesl speakers or club meelings lo broaden your oulloolc. Someiimes il was welcomed as a challer session. l.unch hour was always reTreshing. Boys, running To geT To The TirsT oT The line, girls. dodging The Tan . . . This was whaT you loolced Torward To all day? Lazily, you crossed The paTio and wandered inTo The halls, only To be ap- proached by a Teacher who warned you noT To loiTer. The lasT Two periods were sleepy ones. The eagerness oT The morning had begun To Tadeg and. graTeTully, you welcomed The 3:I5 bell. Calling To Triends in The hall as you gaThered your boolcs, you leTT: Thus, ending a day oT your educaTion. cp 5 classes . . . classes . . classes . Provine in rnany ways re- sembled a iaciory. Here minds were being buili and irained for iuiure use. Tbe siudenis were varied -some bard-working and indusirious, olrbers easy-go- ing and carefree. Many enjoyed physics w ii i I e oiners were aiiracied by Jrbe iundamenlrals of Ari work. Here, more iban ever before, diicferenlr in- Jreresis and fuiure plans were being discovered. Clubs were formed lo help classily lhese varied inleresls. l-lere, you discovered friends Jrhal shared ideas similar lo yours. Compelrilion had ils place in Provine as il does in all high schools. Eleclions, con- Jresfs, inlra-sporls aclivilies-all Jrhis con- Jrripuled lo developing a beller you. Corn- pelilion means slriving lor lhe besl you can do. This was good Jrraining. Malurily was one of lhe basic goals ol Provine. Ellorl was rnade +o promole Jrhis frail from lhe day you enlered as a sopho- more. Wilhoul rnalurily, you would nol be prepared +o lace Jrhe lulure. This was Pro- vine developing you. work ww, Work began. True, I+ was hard buf soon greal rewards were reaped as scholarship recipienls, conlesl winners, and lulure lead- ers were labeled Provlniles. The classes were varied-some inleresl- ing, olhers dreadful. You'll never lorgel Jrhe class Cul-up, who lcepl Jrhings from be- ing unbearably dull, and The brain of The group who gave you a complex during +es+ Hrne. Remember llwe exloerimenls in biology, pliysics, and clwemislry? . . . lwow bard il was learning lo use llwe slide rule, lwow deler- mined you were lo lrisecl an angle willi compass and slraiglil edge, and bow diffi- cull il was To undersland arillwmelic and geomelric: series? Finally, you made il llfirougli llwe year. hoping lbe leaclwer would lail lo nolice bow lillle you bad absorbed. Q ' . ff, ff ,Z V 243 3: Suddenly, you Tound ThaT your social liTe had begun To bloom. ln The Tall you shouTed aT The TooTball games and eagerly awaiTed The Tairg in The winTer There were ChrisTmas parTies and l-lomecomingg in The spring came class rings, The Prom. and endless senior gaTherings. You were busy as never beTore and iT was wonderTully exciTing. Remember The band Trips? . . . The choir perTormances? . . . The elec:Tions? .. .The pep rallies? . . . NaTional MeriT? . . . Who's Who? . . . The -l'.A.P. Tund drives? . . . Twirp Week? . . . This was Provinel Tor'-A si 4 '- 3 i if i X 3 1 Your real devoTion came when sporTs sTarTed. Wasn'T iT Tun when you won The games and Tremendous- ly Terrible when you losT Them. Remember lunch? . . .The boys on one side, The girls on The oTher. This was an unspoken agreemenT no one dared To guesTion. Remember The inner glow you goT as you sang The Alma MaTer in as- sembly. ln your hearTs you TelT deep pride as The words rang ThroughouT The school. All This was a parT oT Provine which made you belong. Gradually, The year came To a close. l.aboriously, you prepared Tor exams. GraduaTion was in The air. The year had been diTTiculT aT Times. buT you realized oT lasT how much you had gained. you belong . . MV. You paused each morning during +he daily devo- Jrional and in Jrhis quiel rnomenl of medilalion, you suddenly realized lhe sloirilual herilage lhalr had been beslowed upon you when you were allowed lo al- Jrend Provine. A You will be gradualed, buf Provine will remain. I+ will be here for years lo come. ll will, perhaps. serve as lhe Alma lvlaler of your children. leading and Jrraininq Jrhem in lhe ways you were Trained. The lulure is yoursf-face il wilh confidence. medifafing . . The year was lull: Jrhe siudies were Jrougher buf you were older. You found your- self a parl ol lhe Provine Jrradirions . . . Homecoming . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . peanur sales . . . Arsenic and Old l.ace . .. pep rallies . . . T.A.P. fashion show . . . Who's Who . . . Nalion- al Merir and Jrhe endless orher scholarships . . . Aries lalenl' show . . . S.A.S.C. and M.A.S.C. . . This year, loo, held new heals you yourself co- ordinaied and car- ried ou+. Remem- ber Jrhe excile- menr of The bon- fire and Then of Conceniralion Day . . . lhe Beal Murrah lags . . . rhe chrysanlhe- mums . . . and besr, Jrhe Cily Championship. Recall Jrhe enrhu- siasm of Class Capers . . . lhe Chrislmas dance . . . running +he popcorn machine . . . Oklahoma Band Trip . . . All rhis filled lhe l959-60 Wilh The lun. spiril, and en- Thusiasm Thai made il your besr year. HIGHLIGHTS W J 25 Q 5' fy fr. MARY LANE?:AR1 Beaufies JEANNETTE HEGWOOD A NANCY AR RWGTON AWA 'WN 5933 Q 1 1 X Most Beautiful ANN TAGUE Provine's mosl beaulilul girl was elecled by o vole ol llwe Senior Class. The image ol graciousness and poise, Ann was chosen by llie people who love lwer and lcnow llwal slie is beaulilul in every way. 'T We I +7 M. fem, , 7 l , 5, mmmmy. I gm , .fgikiffgi A , 5 ggfix T12 STANDING: Leslie PoTTer, Jeff EThridge. SEATED, FRONT ROW: l-larold ParTen, JeanneTTe l-legwood, Queen Joann, James Brown, BeTTy Johnson. SECOND ROW: Anna Dennery, STeve Sanders, Shirley Nelam, David Wells, Franlc Parsons. Presenting The 1959 Homecoming l-ler lvlaiesTy, Queen Joann BaH'on eff 20 Royalty . . ln Tense anTicipaTion, you awaiTed The crowning oT your I96O homecoming queen. AT halT-Time The Red and Gray Band brolce inTo All The Things You Are. The TooT- ball maids, accompanied by Their escorTs, wallced maiesTically Through The crown- shaped TormaTion made by The band, and smiling radianTly, Taced The sTands. A hush Tell over Newell Field as PaT l-loller, commenTaTor Tor The ceremony, an- nounced The name oT The senior girl elecTed queen . . . And her maiesTy is, Miss Jo- ann BaTTon. This was The highlighT oT one of The mosT exciTing days oT The year. Beginning in morning wiTh a pep rally The clay was filled .M J SENIOR MAID ' if Shirley Nelam m I y I -I , W . , we wi+h aciivilies, including a parade, in which 'rhe maids were presenred 'ro Ihe public, Ihe game, in which we were viclorious, and ending wilh Ihe dance in Ihe Rose and Silver rooms of The I-Ieidelberg I-Ioiel. The royal cour+ composed of Jeanne-He I-Iegwood, Shirley Neiam, and Queen Jo- ann, Senior Maidsg Belly Johnson, Junior Maid, and Anna Dennery, Sophomore Maid. The srudenfs presen+ were enrer- Iained aI Ihe dance by Pam I-Iia++, Melissa Darnell, Kalie I'IesIer, and Wendell Moore. Music for dancing was furnished by Ihe Red Counls. JUNIOR MAID: BeHy Johnson 5 . lisp, -1 44 .-,, 1 I 1, X' SENIOR MAID: JeanneHe Hegwood SOPI-IOMORE MAID: Anna Dennery Everyone enioyed The Homecoming Dance. 25' l I, N, fame Arsenic Dec. 3 4 1959 SEATED: Jim Parks, Linda Clinfon, Jean- neffe l-legwood. STANDING, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Donny Brock, Wayne Allbriffon, Roger Knapp, Howard Rainey, Phil Colson, Gary Fox, Bill Saum, Roberf l-lauberq. Jim Parks as Teddy Brewsfer Roberf Upchurch as Mor fimer Brewsfer and Linda Clinfon as Abby Brewsfer Leff To righfz Roger Knapp as Officer Brophy, Roberf Hauberg as Jonafhan Brewsfer and Wayne Allbriffon as Officer O'l-lara f. Mrs. Buslw, speech Teacher and di- rec'ror, puls make-up on members ol: The cash Roberl l-lauberg and Gary Fox. r l 6 5 Jerry Bauglwn as ,, Marina Brewsler 'ATL X3 mm Vt Q1 V. .iln . Rehearsals . . . Grease . . . Paints . . . Lights. r 3, km yr? Bill Bobo as Lieulenanl , Rooney and l-loward Rainey as Mr. Willwerspoon. ff' 2 i i 'Y ,-v Carolyn Sliqlefs, slaqe man- ager: Wayne Allbrillon, Of- ficer Ol-laray Plwil Colson, Mr. Grulobs. .,.-- Dr. Nassar, oulslanding eye surgeon, dis- secled an eye lor Jrhe Advanced Science Club. Walchinq The dernonslralion were Joe Traylor, Dan Curran, Parry Spayd, Carol Reeves, Ginny Cole, Tom Spayd, David Thompson, and Emile Nassar. 'x 's,V bl v...,X....,...,, xx, Wyse, N y MVB. Sally Sharp has caricalure drawn while OU Furure Nurses Tripilo New Orleans, Walching are Norma Ann Price, Parry Spayd, Sandra Rube, and Paula Hill. 1 I 1 A W N. 3 Enioyinq Mrs. McPhail's spiriled Chrislmas Parly are Joe Traylor, Joyce Mondelli, Ron- nie Farrner, Mrs. lvlcphail, and Billy Wesllinq. M HN NE v Enjoying The annual Mu Alpha Theia Banquel' on 'rhe Heidelberg Roof are Mr. France, Mr. Files, guesl spealcer, Bobby Davis, President Jane Hendrix, Secreiary. , L 'ww ,, S ' Clubs, Homerooms, and Programs Made Provine's Year Successful Kaye McCarIey presenfs reading af Rambler's Who's Who program.. - 25 YF? MISSISSIPPI PRESS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT: Ruih Thompson. is fl ox s . X I me-f GYM ASSISTANTS-Fronf: Janef MorIon Sandra Jones. Back: Susie Pounders, Ruin Thompson. BOOKSTORE WORKERS-Top Picfure: Nancy Wilcox, Jo Ann Cole. BoHom Pic'Iure: Gene Vinson, Bevevly Bafes, Joann Baffon, Nancy Read, Reffa Jusfice, Jimmy SeIIQrs. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: June Harrison, Jane Tucker. I E? 0 , ATV .A . - 1, , Q , I 2 a To James Brown, Pa+ Holler, Joann 'BaHon, Frank Parsons and Mr. Efliridge alfended The S'ruden+ Councils' Convenlion in Corpus Chrisii. MASC DELEGATES-Fronf: James Brown, David Wells. Back: Ginny Cole, Norma Ann Price. YOUTH CONGRESS DELEGATES-SEATED: Roberl Upchurch, Joe Traylor, Roberf Hauberg. STANDING: Mac Heard, Lee Willoughby, ReH'a Juslice, Sharon Graves, Glenn Jacobs, Nan Lindsey, Ginny Cole, Gundy McKei+l'men. r l X, M o Wim? Q. wa,.:'4e-rwaszzr',':w1 f-- 1214, 4 1:6 DEBATE TEAM-FIRST ROW: Bob Bobo, Jimmy Burlnell, Jimmy Toombs. SECOND ROW: Nan Lindsey. Ruflw Thompson, Gundy Mc- Keiilwen, Mrs. Buslw. 27 ,..1 Q as .I V' fir U In it ly! , Q I. gg 4 Z ffjf f W i 1 ,Z Z ,., f NROTC: Ke-nnefh McCoy. Harold Parlen Far Righ+- GENERAL MOTORS: Glenn Jacobs if 51' f, aww' Scholarship NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST-FROM TOP: Johnny I-Iammaclc, Harold Par+en, Eddie Shaffer, Glenn Jacobs, Dick Glaze, James Brown, Joe Traylor. Jane Hendrix, Sharon Graves. MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS- FIRST ROW: Mary E. Hudson, BeI+y Ford, Sharon Graves, Jane Hendrix, Kaye McCarley. SECOND ROW: Becky Cagle, Nancy Wilcox, Kay Sullivan, Alma Ann Polls, Pal Holler. THIRD ROW: Johnny Hamrnaclc, Glenn Jacobs, Harold Parlen, Bob Bobo. Q2 ww., Awards .,M,,,,,,,W,f f MILLSAPS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS- FRONT ROW: Sharon Graves, Jane Hendrix, Barbara Gregory, Kaye McCarIey. SECOND ROW: Joe TrayIor James Brown. Johnny Hamrnack. THIRD ROW: Dick Glaze, Glenn Jacobs. W J. C. L. SCHOLARSHIPS: Kaye McCarIey and Jane Hendrix, , 4 32, 5 , .- 1,4 ffwf 4 X M x f ,M fi if gf ,4 57,52 45 X XNXXZQ, ,av ff X ffv 7 f ' ff! I ffff If W 2707 Z W 'gym f fo Q if .55 VW, ja, , wQf.g,:,1-,MI 1 I -. 11,01 .f ,L ...mf ,.,f 44. , If, 1 f .- W, ff, 3 3 1 'f :-M .. .' 6 -411 . Ly . f 1, ' 'gf' 1 I, Ig 7'.1f,4-.42 -441151-'. ,' , j'Q:g'f'f ' 5' 'QV ,- ,,,, if , 52Q. fZZf f3Wf, f' 1-6 W 4 . fgf X H54 ff ffl ' , I ' 1: 114.22 af.,-gg , VWA, f , 5 2 ,my , .I I W III EBM I , I , ff., V. Far Lef+-DAR GOOD CITI- ZENSHIP GIRL: Norma Ann Price. BETTY CROCKER HOME- MAKING AWARD: Kaye Mc- CarIQy. 29 Saum, winner ol Orarorical Conlesl al Provlne. l Pwon-1f,.1,. -WW- 1 1 ff! , f.,,,,,W f 17755 f, fzf 4 W, f.f, ,, , L -ffyzf Qi Ly ., ., H, YZ, 252: J -, i.LfL?Q4ff ,rf . if f y' 4, ff wf ' 4' 0 JG 'if 4 ry 3 3 I 1 ,ffgf , V17 , f If f' 4 JVMVI I v l ali? 2 ,1fy.,f M.wLWp44Z4 'W 4 uf., - .fa f N . W LA1 ' ., f' 'iw A 1 1 J -my , V fa.-.'f.--.M-...-N-... ,.4.-....-..f..... ROTARIANS OF THE MONTH-FRONT ROW: James Brown. Roberl' Upchurch, Joe Traylor. SECOND ROW: Glenn Jacobs, Bob Bobo, Bill Bobo, Bobby Bales. Noi' Picfured: Harold Parfen. WINNERS OF AWARD AT LATIN CONVENTION: Chris Roberls. Barbara Gregory, Dusly Rhodes, Rella Juslice, Kaye McCarley, Jennifer Reynolds. Roberl' Hauberg elecred Presidenl of lhe Sfale JCL for 1960-61, , ALL CITY SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Bob Bobo, Roberr Upchurch. Bill Bobo. SECOND ROW: Lesler Bourne, Bobby Bales, Jimmy Burkerr. Floyd Emerson, nor picrured. ALL BIG-8 SQUAD-KNEELING: Roberl Upclwurcl'-Firsr Team. STANDING: Bill Bobo, Bobby Bafes, Bob Bobo, Honorable Men- lion. James Gill Sourh All Big-8 Afhlefic Honors 211 Bonfire . . . Concenfrafion Day . . . Cify Championship. This was Beal lvlurrah week around Provine. Each of you gave your undivided eilorl +o win lhe all-imporlanl cily championship. For lhe iirsl lime a lremendous bon- fire-pep rally was held, +o increase rhe already abundanlr school spiril. The nexl morning Provine was dead. bul nol because of a laclc oi spiril, bul ralher from a rule lhalr all of you were lo concenlrale on Bea+ing Murrahf' l+ seemed lo have done lhe job, loo, because lhal nighl you were ready lo yell for your leam, Provine. Yes, il was a wonderful game and worlcing Jrogelrher you did heal Murrahll Dick Glaze successfully hangs lviurrah dummy! Cheering the Rams fo Victory . . . 1 17 x 1 fy 1 FRONT ROW: Joann Baffon, head cheerleader, Jerry Baugnn, Sandra Nejarn, Anna Dennery. SECOND ROW: Beffy Johnson, Shirley Nejam Jeanneffe Hegwood, Donna Dickson. Cneerbaders of firsi' pep raV'y of the foo+ba'N season , , 2? Aiiefidifig Boys' and GirIs' Sfaie during Ihe Mug summer were Joe 'I'rayIor, Libby Jo Ray, RoberI Upchurch, Sharon Graves, Dick GIaze. Leadership . . . Responsibility . . . Training I I QUIZ 'EM ON THE AIR TEAM-FRONT ROW: Phyllis Myers. Amanda McMahon, Jane Hendrix, Sandra Rube, Nan Lindsey. SECOND ROW: I-IaroId Parien, Roberi Hau- berg. GIenn Jacobs, and James Brown, 1 My Our hard working bus cIrIversy STANDING IN FRONT: Eddie WIIIiams, Dan BarnhiII, Lyn- wood Corken, Tommy Ward. SECOND ROW: George Lee, Bobby MIIIer, Tommy Durden, Durwood McClure, J. C. Armslrronq, James Gill. IN DOOR: Johnny Read. ,ff.,gf, me, W W I. ., Sharon Graves, Secrelrary of The SIaIe J.C.I..' 'Www ff? ' fn 1 5 X. vxxm 5 Emcee-ing Ihe RambIer's Who's Who were G-undy IvIcKeI+hen and BIII Seam, 4 35 MOST DEPENDABLE: Rella Juslice, Joe Traylor MOST LTKELY TO SUCCEED: Jane Hendrix, Glenn Jacobs MOST DIGNIFIED SENIORS: Norma Ann Price, James Brown CUTEST COUPLE: Joann Ballon, Roberl Upchurch BEST NATURED: Pal Holler, t Bill Bobo MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Linda Clin+on, Jirnrny Burliell' X BEST DRESSED: Jeannelle He wood, Q Freddie Pills BEST DANCERS: Belsy Rankin, Mike Tliarnes Z Rambler's Who's Who FRlENDLlEST: Slriirley Neiam, MOST TALENTED: Beclcy Cagle, Bob Bobo Wendell Moore MOST COURTEOUS: Ann Taqueu MOST SINCERE: Alma Polls, David Wells Sonny Payne MOST VERSATILE: Jerry Bauqlin, Bobby Bales - in U V T W gs ORGANIZATIONS Wednesday, lO:25 The bell rings lor acliyily period, lhis is The day ol Jrhe weelc ser aside lor clubs. A+ rhe beginning ol Jrhe year you had carefully selecled Jrhe club which besl suiled you. Now wilh enlhusiasm you allend lhe meelings where you can exchange ideas and observalions wilh olhers who share lhe sarne Jralenls and inleresls. The organizalions range lrorn sporls lo dramalics, sciences, hobbies, arls or yocarions- each beneliling lhe individual and lhe school egually, These clubs are helping +o make you a beller cilizen and leader lor Jromorrow. Sludenl Council officers malre plans for a new consfilufion. SEATED: Joe lreylor, Vice-Presidenl' James Erown, Presidenl? Joann Eamon Secrelary-Treasurer. STANDING: Rulh Thompson, Reporler' Mr. Erhridge, Sponsor. Members plan lhe daily devolionals. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fenlress Boone, Ginny Cole, Bob Bobo, Joe Traylor, Chaplaing Norma Ann Price Alma Ann Polls and Sleve Sanders, 4 . k,rL.,.., A -an? QQ W WW Sfuden+ Council members push school spiri+. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dosly Rhodes, Ellis Byers, Shirley Nelam, David Wells, and Sherry Monlr. Srudenl' Council sells colres al baslrelball game. Helping our are Frank Parsons, Libloy Byers, Lee Willoughby, Par l-loller and Roberl Upchurch. STUDENT COUNCIL Voice of the Sfudenfs S+uden+ selec+ed . . . Delegafes +o S.A.- S.C. and M.A.S.C .... Sponsors of vari- ous school funcfions. Sludenl' Council Members boosl car rag sales. Piclurecl are Bill Bobo, Jimmy Reynolds Don Renegar, and Sandra Neiam. WW Mrs. Boling and Mrs. La'Ha, Sponsors Council members inspec+ Mu Alpha Thefa Library. Leif 'ro righr are Carol Reeves, Sonny Payne, lrma Lee Reaves, Roberi Reeves, Joyce Mondelli, and Perry Brown. Officers go over plans 'For 'ihe +rip fo Ole Miss. SEATED, leif ro righiy Par Holler, Correspondence Secrelaryg Mrs. Laila, Spon- sor. STANDING: David Wells, Treasurer: Jane Hendrix, Record- ing Secreiaryi Harold Parfen, Vice-Presideniz Bobby Davis, Presideni: Kay McCarley, Vice-President MU ALPHA THETA Mathematicians on the Move Nafional Organiza+ion . . . Mafhemaiical Ambassadors . . . Prompfing Scholarship. Presideni Bobby Savis inlroduces The spealcer, Mr, Files, 0 fhe Annual lnifiafion Banquel. FIRST ROW: Sharon Graves, Kaiie Hesier, Jerlynne Loli, Margarer Marascalco, Glenda Carier, Amanda McMahon, Barbara Whyre. SECOND ROW: Anna Maureiohn, Feniress Boone, Linda Lewis, Marvin Jordan. THIRD ROW: Kay Sullivan, Ann Tague, Jeaneife King, Evelyn Barron, June Harrison, Mary Elizabeih Hudson. FOURTH ROW: Norma Ann Price. Ginny Cole, Marilyn Moses, Bebe Freguson. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Bailey, Emile Nassar, Bob Ledberrer, Joe Traylor, Happy Deas. Roberf Daniel, Bob Bobo. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Megginson, Bill Saum, Garner Lesfer, Mac Heard, Tom Spayd, Bill Lamb, Sonny Bradford, Diclc Barnes. SEVENTH ROW: Lee Willoughby, Gary Fox. Roberr Hauberg, Roger Knapp, Glenn Jacobs. 1 x T 0 f,? SEATED: Becky Caqle, Sergeanf STANDING: Sonny Bradford rain. w ' Q 4 .., J ..,.,. B 4 f , I , V i. .. 1 ' 431. A i. ' .1 W FRONT: Head Maiorefle, Diane Benson. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Abraham, Jerry Porler, Jean Ann Bishop, Ada Grenn, Jo Ann Cole, Sandra l-larris, Ernesline Davis, and Pennie Newman, PROVINE HIGH SCHOOL BAND MEMBERS: Mary Louise Abraham, Diane Benson, Grella Claypool, Beckey Cagle, Jo Ann Cole, Diane Denham, Ernesline, Davis, Ada Grenn, Mary Lou Jenkins, Nor- ma Sue Lemmons, Margarel Jane? Morlon, Pennie Newman, Jerry Porler, Marilyn Slrain, Joanne Sprunger, Paulefle Thomp- son, Belly While, Nancy Winslead, Vincenf Anderson, Nolan Brooks, Bob Bryanl, Glen Brock, Jerry Burkell, Manley Biggers, Be-rl Bradford, Bill Bobo, Bob Bobo, David Bo- gan, Mike Collingham, John Carr, Grover Cleveland, Jerry Cockrell, Larry Dalef Bob- by Fosrer, James Genlry, Roberr Gould, Slephen Glaze, l-larold l-lodges,'Vagn Han- sen, Buddy Harwell, Paul Johnson, Paul Kurls, Dean Lay, Bill Lamb, Ronnie Lamb. Ronnie Nolen, Charles Ray Nix, Carl Pal- lie, Jimmy Scoggins, David Sandifer, James Slokes, Alvin Smilh, Joe Vinson. Jesse While, Eddiw Williams, Johnny Walker, Dennis Wilson, Tony Whilehead, Joe Elheridge, Joe Frances Cox, Jean Ann Bishop, James Breazeale, George Parrham, Jennifer Reynolds, William Roberlson, Johann Rush. 40 l - -W -- --..MH .- , , Lieufenanly Eddie Williams, Cap- Mr. Jones Sponsor Pride of Provine Hup +wo, +hree, four . . Exper'r maneuvers Ram represen+a+ive in parades and clvlc even+s Superlor ra+ing . . . 5 , 2 Z i J A iw? ' .. '11 V VP we. W- . ,ep -X x S-e ,.. f is l Q D' C - y 1 , A ix nw if 3 5: 'Haunt S 4 R 4- .1 I SEATED: Dick Giaze, Business Manager: Joyce Mondelli. Ediror. STANDING: Joe TrayIor, Assisranf Business Managerg A TI'OnYi SFJOUSOVT Kay McCarIey, Assis+an+ Ediior. Mrs. vi A 1 v X ' 5 -I 5- we A I BW-ii se, I gf 5 s X, 5 B QWNA.. fwiirifxrs SEATED, Ieff 'ro rigI'1+: Sbefry Monk, Juiie ReveI5. STANDING, Ief+ fo rigIn+: Lynn Sirnnns, Beverly Brooks, Mary Ann Van Deven- der. SEATED: Mary Lane Hari, Befry Sue Ford. STANDING: Alma Anne Porrs, PIiyIIis Myers. Bob Bobo, Sonny Payne. PALLADIAN STAFF Provine's Liferary Magazine Promofes in+eres+ in crea+ive wri'ring . . . sfaff seIec+ecI by vo+e of s+uden+ body . . . sponsored by Hue English cIepar+men+ LEFT TO RIGHT: Jon David Srniih, Feniress Boone. Gary Fox, Marri Esiess. Dick Barnes. Sylvia I-Iursr. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay SuIIivan, Nancy Bowen, BeHy MuIIins Nancy Wilcox. - --f 5 : .. V K gn-..s.,.fg,M N B, ,sv item , Rambler lexecurive slalll SEATED: Rulh Thompson, Eclilror and Girls' Sporls: Fe-nrress Bone, New Edilor. STANDING: Sherry Gregory, Fealure Ediior: Sylvia Hursl, Managing Eclilor: Hen- rierra Juslice, Assislanl Ediror. Rambler Press-ing for a Progressive Provine Roving Rambler Wrilers . . . Sludying Journalism. SEATED: Shirley Dean, Business Manager: Sue Curris, Assislanl Business Manager: Linda Hall, Names Ediror. STANDING: Pal Moak, Business Manager: Ann Kenmore, Copyreacling, Proof- reading, and Page Layouls. Mr. Vinson, The Rambler's Spin: Q 0 a slory lor rhe paper, mm-H . ' V A Q ,A if pr , ,WV 'f-,ww 0 LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuclc Rumlelr, Sporis Eclilor: Randy Sawyer. Sporrs Eclilor: Lynn Taylor, Circulalion Manager: Kelly Chesser, Circulalion Manager: Claude Jaclcson, Pholographer. fr- , 1'-.i Q34 gi vm 5 T my ! H N 2 x KR' RAMBLER Repsrlers--l:lRST ROW: lijrllilijiin Spill--f Elem Dulgg YH Grundy Mclieirhen, ,lady Pull, SECOND ROW: linda MQ-:re Eeisy Ranlin ldilgLlE'lV'V'iE'I'f1 'i'i , Shrfi, NC-,L-, Efblo, Ham- phreys. THIRD ROW: Eddie Crenshaw, Sinfw lfuws Cerclis ii. Myricl, D. l., Uplon. FOURTH ROW: ,l mer, Tfnaiis Danny R- Evans David Parlman Talnwgdge Fad, 43 'll U9 SEATED: Norma Ann Price - I Edifor-in-Chief. STANDING: Kaye Mcflarxey and I-IaroId Parren, Assisranf Edifors. Mr. Copeland, Sponsor !3w!n-5.5 ss ' sus.. miami Fi., ' ' N::f.? - SEATED: Ginny CoIe, Junior Class Edifort Joe TrayIor, Layour Edirorx Caro'yn MozIngo,SopI1ornore Edlfor. STAND- ING: Fenrress Boone and SyIvIa Hurst Jurnor Liferary Edilrors. ARIES 3 'Y df X4 f,,. SEATED: SIfrIey Dean. STANDING: AIma Ann Pofrs, IypIsIs. Capturing Memos of Meaningful Moments A is our goal . . . S+uden'r body seIec'red . . . Anxious annuaI edi- fors. SEATED: I-IeIen May, Aff Ediror. STANDING: Marque-rife Bre-nr and Bewury Ford Circuhafion and Pubiiciry. SEATED: Mary Lane I-larr, Senior I.i'erary Eo of. STAND ING, Ief+ Io righl: Marvin Jordan Spcr's Edrzr' P y Holler Senior Lirerary Eclilort Die? Barnes, Jwitr Ed? Barbara Gregory, Senior Class Edirorz Ecb Bebe Sool Edilor. .4 44 '- Z ,,, If LEFT TO RIGHT: David Lane and Jonnny I-Iarnmoclc, Plworograplmersz Joyce Mondelli, Club Eclirorg nor piclured, Z Wx David Wells, Club Ifdifor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rober+ Reeves, Johann Ruslw, and Sonny Payne, Pboioqraplners. in LEFT TO RIGHT: sham eaves, Revision Edilorg Mi, Q W Copeland, Sponsor: Glenn Jacobs, Revision Ediror, P I I fn : ,ff sf! Business Managers: and Dick Glaze, Mary Louise Abraham Girls' Hi-Y Promoting Christian Life af Provine Chrismas Proieci . . . Inspirafional insight 79 -K nfs Hi-Y Officers plan program. SEATED: Alma Ann Polfs, Senior Vice-President Norma Ann Price, Presidenlg Miss Belly McBride, Sponsor. STANDING: Barbara Mayberry, Secrelaryp Nancy Fagan, Vice-President Jerlynne Loil, Vice-Presidenlg Flhel Beaver, Chaplain: Mrs. Boling, Sponsor. GIRLS' HI-Y iSeniorsI. FIRST ROW: Barbara Weaver, Nancy Winslead, Linda Clinlon. Sharon Graves, Joann Ballon. SECOND ROW: Shirley Dean, Sue Ledyard, Belly Ford, Phyllis Simpson. THIRD ROW: Barbara Gregory, Rulh Thompson, Norma Anderson, Irma Lee Reaves. FOURTH ROW: Alma Ann Polls, Sara Biggers, Claudia Benlce, Belfy Graves. FIFTH ROW: Ann Kenmore, Elizabelh Oliver, Killy Brianl, Pally Spayd, Nancy Sigresl. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Jones, Becky Cagle, Carolyn Cox, Rella Juslice, Ann Ta- gue, Sandra Frazer. SEVENTH ROW: Carolyn Sliglels, Ann Maureiohn, Billie Welch, Mar- garel Criscoe. GIRLS' HI-Y IJuniorsI. FIRST ROW: Kafie I-Iesler, Faye I-Iarris, Palsy Reed, Sandra Ne- iam, Carole Young, Peggy I-Iaileg, Sharon Toole. SECOND ROW: Carol Reeves, Mar- garel Marascalco, Elizabelh Eidson, Jerlynne Loft Carol Nell, Terri Lockhart Sue Anderson. THIRD ROW: Rachel Tucker, Diane Barnell. Jerrye Kay Kennedy, Carolyn Morlan, Linda Lewis, Levie Jane Mashburn, Belsy Granlharn. FOURTH ROW: Belly Johnson, Ann Gowan. Sandra Hawlc, Diane Hederi, Pam Harlley. Elaine Boyelle, Mary Van Devender. FIFTH ROW: Bebe Ferguson, Ann Lieb, Carol Loll, Mary Rurh I-lale. Susan Bodio, Margarel' Sfolces. SIXTH ROW: Jeanine Case, Perla Thompson, SherrydLea, Nancy Usry, Gayle Gresham, Marli Esless, Paulelle Warren. Officers-SEATED: Lelr fo righiz Joe Traylor, Presidenlrg Mr. Bilbro, Sponsor: Son- ny Payne, Vice President STANDING: Joe I-larlley, Secrefaryg Roberl' Reeves, Recorder' Mr. Lundquisr, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Emile Nassar, Bill Saum, Dan Walker, Freddy Pills, James Peden, David lnglebrelsen. SECOND ROW: Allon Srnifh, John David Smirh, Sonny Parsons, Ronnie Schafer, Jimmy Purser. THIRD ROW: Sieve Sanders, Jimmy Megginson. Bob Ledbefrer, Glynn Kirchens, Jerry Krohn. FOURTH ROW: Dusiy Rhodes, David Marler, Harold Parlen, David Lane. Ensemble Sing . . . Sing . . . Sing Happiness fhrough Harmony . . . Public Appearances. FIRST ROW: Karie I-Iesler, Gloria Conerly, Jerlynne Loft Belly Johnson, Phillis Myers, Jeannefie Hegwood. SECOND ROW: Joe Traylor, Frank Parsons, Joe I-Iarlley, Bobby Miller, Danny Scolf, John Marlin. Boys' Hi-Y Clean Speech, Sports, and Scholarship Devo+ionaIs . . . Special Proiec+s . . . Guesl Speakers. BMW l f I 1 I 1, ,f V V K! -,lf A' :f y .flimsy ' f , 'Q 'fl .. ' g gqais 5 5- . ,X , ,Q .,,4f,. , j,.. mf, f ,4q.,4, ,,v, 4. ,., .. . -,X f H ,-AJ f,-q.P, ,,,,ii A, s en- -. u., A si ,MV K , e i xi I ' I .. . . fc 1: if ,gs ,,:g:.. jig,- ,I ' , ,Q ' 1 A ' - L ., az , 1:1 7 -ry, W. i, if .. ,gjjiisef Y 2 ' , if ? .. T r if ' , A ,-24 'P .-.Q -' f' e 4 i s,,, E s 5 2 minus 'wwe--'R- an yi ,lg me BZ UZ R, Junior Y-Teen Officers-SEATED: Mrs. Marie Splain, Sponsor: STANDING: Kaiie Hesrer, Presidenlg Sandra Neiarn, Vice-Presidenl, Belly Johnson, Secrelaryi Carole Young, Reporler, .-J' Sophomore Y-Teen Officers-SEATED: Mrs. Davis, Sponsor: STANDING: Sherry Monk, Presidenig Margarei' Riley, Vice-President Julie Revels, Secrerary: Judy Polk, Treasurer. Y-Teens Trips, Comps, and Conferences Greafer fellowship and under- sianding . . . Affiliaie of 8 uv-3 -me ,ff Q SLN Y.W.C.A. . . Building a bei- 'rer world. Junior Y-Teens-FIRST ROW: Janie Caring. Levie Jane lvlashburn, Sandra Hawk, Janie Jennings, Roberra Gravely, Jackie Burnell, Faye Harris. SECOND ROW: Belsy Grani- ham, Carol Fausi, Peggy Ward, Linda Lewis, June Burkeir, Loraine Thompson, Bobbie Hollingsworlh, Diane Benson, Linda Thomp- son. THIRD ROW: Ernesline Davis, Diane Hederi, Jerri Branscum, Perla Ann Thomp- son, Jeanerre King, lrma Jo Rube, Kelly Chesser. ' A Sophomore Y-Teens-FIRST ROW: Diccie Chesrnui, Palsy Muse, Linda Jacks, Karen Mccariney, Bonny Langiiil, Judy Purnell. Glenda Bolleler, Janie Barre++, Shirley Van Deavendor, Remona iv1cCleland. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Jenkins, Linda Yelverfon. Donna Hargrove, Janice Hamrnons, Sue Rus- sell, Sharron Warren, Barbara Goodwin, Pai Foriner, Charlicie Flanagan. THIRD ROW: Dol Denham, Carolyn McLendon, Charla - Lamberson, Ann Boslick, Charlolle Bledsoe. Sharla Traweek, Ann Wade, Jimmy Lee Null, Vicky Polk. Lucky boy! The officers of +he Furure Nurses seem 'ro be faking good care of Jrheir palienl. Libby Byers, Secrelary-Treasurer: Mrs. Roller, Sponsor: Dick Glaze, Mary Louise Abraham, Presidenl: Beverly Bares, Vice-Presidenr: Mrs. Lee, Sponsor. SOPHOMORES-FIRST ROW: Pauleile Thompson, Dol Nix, Mary Alice Oswalr, Elaine Woods, Colila Jones, Linda Ash- worlh, Carol Hodges. SECOND ROW: Sue O'Brianl, Dean Pace, Sylvia Washinglon, Myrlle Tisdale, Sylvia Roberls, Jane Vincenr, Frances Cox. THIRD ROW: Kay Hare, Donna Baily, Palsy Parker, Sara Easlerling, Olivia Burleson. FOURTH ROW: Sue Walker, Sue Harrison, Beverly Brooks, Ann Adkison, Elaine Bales, Linda Resrer, Linda Malark. JUNIORS-FIRST ROW: Miriam Denham, Palsy Reed, Joan Howell, Needra Hammond, Margarel Ann Maralsco. SECOND ROW: Paulelle Mundy, Rachel Tucker, Glenda Carrer, Ann Sasser, Carolyn Dean, Barbara Worley. THIRD ROW: Sandra Moak, Linda Hall, Sue Webb, Dianne McDulli, Ann Lieb. FOURTH ROW: Gail Gullelre, Kay Warkins, Sandra Broadfool, Jackie Calhoun, Fenlress Boone, Pam Hariley. FIFTH ROW: Norma Lemon, Diane Barnelr, Sylvia I-lursl, Jerlynne Loir, Rebecca Leonard. SIXTH ROW: Berry Whiie, Palsy Carlisle, Donna Lowry. is x A -BKTR' it All A f af' if xl el .auf ii' i FUTURE NURSES CLUB Medical Careers for Girls Service . . . guesl speakers, films, and field Trips . . . SENIORS-FIRST ROW: Camille Mcliniqhr, Phyllis Srricklin, Nancy Winsiead, Linda Mabis, Jane Tucker, Barbara Gregory, Barbara Weaver, Elhel Beaver. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Sulli- van, Mary Ellen Carman, Sue Ledyard, Janel Morion, Ann Green, Beverly Calloway, Sylvia Sabilini. THIRD ROW: Paula Hill, Margarel Criscoe, Randall McDaniel, Grela Claypool, Sue Benson, Par Moak, Veronica Anaqnoslis. FOURTH ROW: Sally Sharp, Nancy Siqresl, Ann Clark, June Harrison, Sandra Johnslon, Doris Speed. 49 555. , . Q. ' rn sp., X Safely Council officers look over The parlcing lol' which was one of 'rheir main proiecls This year. Mr. Bilbro, Sponsor: Mary Lane l-larl, Reporlerg Shirley Neiam, Presidenl: Be-lsy Ranlnin, Secrelaryg Gary Fox, Vice-Presidenr. SAFETY COUNCIL For a Safer Provine Pos+ers . . . aHending ou'r-of-s'ra're conven+ions . . . one-way s+airs. Wh Mr. J. Lundquis+ Sponsor FRONT ROW: Jerry Blaclc, Presidenrg George l-larcly, Vice-Presidenr. SECOND ROW: Norma Anderson, Secrelaryg Beverly Broolrs, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Rella Juslice, Reporlerg Nancy Wilcox, Sandra Rube, Pal Dungan, Jean Ann Bishop, Janie Barrell, Bobbi Gilley. FOURTH ROW: Linda Breeden, Nina John- son, Carolyn Fausr, Carolyn Arnold, Sandra Hawk. T. D. Rodgers, Marla Posey. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn lvlozingo, Penny Lea. SIXTH ROW: Glenn Jacobs, Kennerh McCoy. T vi ii .Q 1 F I . ' ' . . I I .. .ec TT K M. ' ' T ff , -- , , , . .- ,. , . K T B I 2 T 'F 'X fy , T:f I ,i ...f it ii 'fi ' f , X T Q 'i -i . Q A rw-F 3 I , J I - . g + ., . ,N-:-X N -. k , ' ' J . ,J W 1 -, l r. I Y T L I I ll if i 51-.i ' X 5 s.. y Q1 TT' f I 1 I X ix ii M : ish I is T T . i ri 'Q if ,....,.,,-.,..' ' , L c FIRST ROW: Joyce Magee, ,Joyce Mondelli, Belsy Upchurch, Meriam Denham, Ivlarlha Van Zanl, Joan Howell. SECOND ROW: Amanda Mc- Mahon, Clydie Tillman, Shirley Neeley, Dianne Barnelf, Becky Cagle. THIRD ROW: David Thompson, James Peclen, Lulce Dove, Jim Parlcs. FOURTH ROW: Miilon Norsworlhy, Roberl Hauburg, Perry Brown. JUNIOR RED CROSS Junior Helpers of the WorId Ci+y-wide council projec+s . . . service is sa'risIac+ion . . . arf exchange. fi ,X KE G , ' ri f' .1 Fi TQ? aw, ,,,, we M, M nn l mm FRONT ROW: Elaine Boyelle, Louise Sullivan, Margo Vallas, Belly Graves. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cox, Mary Edilh Hailes, Mable While, Linda Moore. THIRD ROW: Mrs. D. l-linlon, Sponsor: Belly Sue Ford, Phyllis Simpson, Mary K. Yales. ADVANCED SCIENCE CLUB Medically Minded Furlhers knowledge ol science perlaining lo medicine . . . oulside speakers . . . inleresled parlicipanls. ww, ' W, Mrs, l-linlon, Club Sponsor, leaches ollicers good lable selling lechnigues. Sandra Jones, lrma Lee Reeves, Sandra Frazer, Ann Kenmore, Shirley Dean, Mary E. Hudson. Toward New Horizons Slresses all phases of home and com- munily life . . . demonslralions by lead- ing home economisls. Ollicers sludy lhe slruclure ol lhe A hearl. David Wells, Presidenlg Nor, r 'Z ma Ann Price, Vice-Presidenl: Alma if Ann Polls, Secrelar ' Sandra Rube f V' ' 1 W Reporler. FIRST ROW: Jenniler Reynolds, Killen Bryanl, Carol Reeves, Mary Ben Drane, Pally Spayd. SECOND ROW: Mr. England, Sponsor: Gene Sccggins ,,,,,.,,,y. - ,Ad ,. Kaye McCarley, Jane Hendrix Lynn Schrnidl, Bebe Ferguson Kennelh Ed, wards, Willard Toc'e. THIRD ROW: Milne Blackburn, Dan Curran David Thompson, Roberl l-lauberg Torn Spayd, Lee Wiiloughby Bob Ledbel- ler, Emile Nassar, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Smile Please Piclure produc+ion . . . rech- niques of developing . . . guesl speakers. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CLUB Book 'rangers Book binders . . . mainlaining an accura+e library . . . card caralogue. YN Q5 L ai FRONT ROW: Joyce Mondelli, Mrs. McPhail, Sponsor: Liz Oliver. SECOND ROW Slanley Reese, Don Cochran, Krelh McKee, John Slokes, Sonny Ashley. THIRD ROW Lynwood Corkern, Chuck Rumfelr, David Lane, Jimmy Scoggins, Richard Bradley Bob Nickle, John Vanclerslice. FOURTH ROW: Dean Lay, Harold Hodges, Billy Clay Johnny Hammack, Roberl Reeves. Bobby Davis, Sonny Payne, Eddie Sfrahan. Phorography Club officers work in our well- equipped dark room. Harold Parlen, Presidenl: Johann Rush, Vice-Presidenli Glenn Jacobs, Sec- relaryg Claude Jackson, Reporler. Nan Lindsay. Elhel Beaver, Mrs. Fairbanks, Sponsorg Joan Howell, Elhel Beasley. Carolyn Sliglers, Brenda Yaies. Bonnie J. Wall. SEATED: Faye Harris. J H efff 1 i I FIRST ROW: Billy Bowers, Billy Webb, Roberf Bradford, Frank Wesfling, Larry Bradley, Joe Bourne, Danny Holden, Eddie Noble. SECOND ROW: Ira Harvey, Larry Thomp- son, Randy Sawyer, Ken Sforey, Tommy Honfzas, Carlos Begley, Ben Wills, Wenden Moore. THIRD ROW: Wilfon Owens, Fred Parker, Donny Shoemaker, David Jenkins. Bobby Cox, Roger Sfurdivan, Roberf Williams, Jeff Craff. FOURTH ROW: Derwood McClure, Jim Sfrong, Tommy Waren, Virgil Leonard, Caf Liffle, Cliff Sfurdivan. Lee Coward, Roberf Shepard, Alberf Dahduh. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Purvis, Sponsor Benfon Bullard, Vice-Presidenfy Tony Far- rar, Secrefary-Treasurerp Milfon Mizell Presidenf. HUNTING and FISHING CLUBS FIRST ROW: Charles Williams, James Tucker, Charles Savell, Tommy Windham, Mike Lassefer, Jerry Boyeffe, Bobby Anderson. SECOND ROW: David Robinson, Busfer Meek, James Keifh, James Tullos, Danny Evans, David Parkman, Carlos Begley, Jimmy Gunfer. THIRD ROW: David Lynch, Bill Wesfling, Billy Anderson, Tommy Freeman, Joe Efheridge, Mack McGee, Mike Hendrix, Billy Aldridge, Edgar Armsfrong. Ah, Wilderness Safefy firsf . . . films on fish and fowl . . . gun grace . . . Danny Brock, Secrefary-Treasurer: Marvin Jordan, Presidenfy John McMillan, Vice- Presidenfp Coach Colsfon, Sponsor: Rich- ard Granfham, Reporfer. ,r - -U, 'C-'i. I A I A! z-,W GYM CLUB Good Sportsmanship Fun . . . acfive parficipafion in ping pong, baskeiball, and sof'r- ball . . . FIRST ROW: Frank Albrilion, Hamil Anderson, Mickey Milligan, Gene Vinson, Richard Hamil- ion, James Gill, Herberi Siewari, William Mc- Gowan. SECOND ROW: Billy Hawkins, Charles Smifh, Milion Norsworihy, Thomas Williams, Clyde Harris, Bowen Johnson, Tommy Warren, Billy Bowers. THIRD ROW: Billy Roberison, Bud Odum, Arlie McGuifey, Siephen Glaze, Larry Johnson, Jimmy Bowers. Ronie Sumrall, David lvlarler. FOURTH ROW: Hugh Tucker, Jack Sieele, John Walrod, Danny Walls, Buich Wail, Jimmy Greer, Sammy Hughes, Paul Lips- comb, Don Keiih. 54 ATHLETIC CLUB Proudly Wear the Provine Oufsfanding a+hle+es . . . discus- sion of games . . . spor+s conscious. FRONT ROW: From froni' io back: Coach Godbold, Lesier Bourne, Bob Bailey, Bobby Earnhari, Floyd Emerson, Don Renegar, Buich Harms. SECOND ROW: Froni 'lo back: Bill Bobo, Bobby Baies, Jimmy Burkeii. Counferclockwisez Roberi Williams, Bill Conway, Bob Bobo, Eddie Nelson, Rob- er+ Upchurch, Ronnie Hughes. Bob Biggs, Vice-Presi deniq Coach Shook,Spon sor: Dan Walker, Secre faryg James Waiis, Re porierg Jerry Chapman, President HOT ROD CLUB Masfers of the Motor 3 Facile es+ invenlis addere IH' is easy 'ro improve whal has been al- ready invenledl. FIRST ROW: Happy Deas, George McNinch, Jimmy Bailey, Glynn Kilchens, Harolcl Hodges, Larry May, Bob Price, Bill Walkins. SECOND ROW: James Slokes, Roberl Daniel, Russell Wil- liams, Tommy Sumrall, Dan Eager, Charlie Sulli- van, Nolan Brooks, Sammy Hupperih. THIRD ROW: Sammy Tucker, Terry Knighl, James Walls, Tommy Ruddick, Ulrich Slachel, Sleve Sanders, Joe Hess. PEP SQUAD RAM Rousers Yearning 'ro yell . . . animaled ges- lures . . . boosling our boys. r 6 fi , CLOCKWISE: Drennan Dobbs, Secrelary: Jesse Moore, Vice-Presidenl: Roger Knapp, Treasurer: Mr. Richard Lybarger, Sponsor. ' x Q., e,W::V7e-ff- ,W-vw sz I I , , 7 , . I if J 1 gy FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lee, Sponsor: Donna Bailey, Linda Clinlon, Beverly Bales, Caplaini June Bur- kell, Penny Lea, Pam Hiall, Lincla Jacks, Palsy Owens, Miss Gilloy, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Kay Hare, Ann Alkinson, Janice Coring, Libby Byres, Sharon Elmore, Mary Lou Sallerwhile, Colella Jones, Lynn Smilh, Jerri Branscum. THIRD ROW: Dianne Mahalley, -Becky Moak. Carolyn Mozingo, Palsy Screws, Sylvia Washing- lon, Linda Farmer, Sherry Lea, Belsy Ross. FOURTH ROW: Sally Sharp, Janie Jennings, Faye Dukes, Elizabelh Oliver, Jackie Burnelle Kay Walkins Calhrine A. Harrison Winnie Welch. FIFTH ROW: Paula Hill Glenda Bolller Sharla Larnberson Palsy Rcberls Drnna SJe Bar- field, Palsy Parker, Sue Webb Marlha Byrd Julie Revels. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Phillips Palsy Bryanl, Dianne McDull, Perla Thompson Roberla Hickman G-'orii Picklnam lvlargarel Riley, Nancy While. I 55 Choir ollicers lry on robes. Kalie Hesler, Robe Cuslodian: Phyllis Myres, Secrelaryj Roberl Up- church, Presidenlg Jerry Baughn, Robe Cuslodiany Jimmy Burkell, Vice-Presidenl7 Linda Clinlon, ac- companisl lor choir. in-I FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Ballon, Kalie Flesler, Carol Ann Slauqhler, Carolyn Fausl, Alma Ann Polls, Mike Wade, Phil Colson, Fred Esles, Danny Scoll, John Marlin, Sharon Graves, Jerlynne Loll, Jerry Bauqhn, Linda Clinlon, Anna Dennery. SECOND ROW: Gaye l-larris, Shirley Neiarn, Jean! nelle l-legwood, Ken Slory, Bobby Cox, Dan Walker, Sonny Parsons, Joe Traylor, Benny Johnson, Donna Dickson, Sandra Rube, Gloria Conerly, Carolyn Dean. THIRD ROW: Marqarel Criscoe, Belly Johnson, Pal l-loller, Joe l-larlley, Jimmy Burlrell, Freddie Pills, Tommy Nael, Tommy Sum' rall, George l-lardy, Shurley Boswell, Belly Graves, Gloria While. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Barron, Carolyn Sliqlels, Sandra Jones, Johnnie Read, Bobby Miller, Mike Thames, Roberl Upchurch, Jimmy Lee, Jerry Chapman, Don Shook, Gary Fox, Phyllis Myers, Mary Lane l-larl, Linda Jackson. fr HW T f 146, ' 4 M y, Direcior John W. Provine CHOIR Mosgfers of Melody Par+icipan+s in various oufsicie pro grams . . . vivid voices . . . music fesfi vals. Sfagecraff fllghhngj FIRST ROW: Peggy Hailes, Pal Smilh, Merrilyn Milchell, Sandra Phillips, Terri Lockharl, Carolyn Thomas. SECOND ROW: Pal Har- rison, Jerry Kelley, Marian Vandevender, Kay Rayliield, Carolyn Mo- zingo, Becky Moak. THIRD ROW: Debbie Eavenson, Helen May, Sandra Winders, Nancy Thomas, Jane Hickman. FOURTH ROW: Belly Mulbina, Olivia Jo Ray, Peggy George, Barbara Henderson, Ginny Cole, Nancy Usry. FIFTH ROW: Pal Holler, Karon Curlis, Joyce Magee, Dianne Mahalley, Linda Berry, Sharon Taale. Sfagecraff fPamhngj FIRST ROW: David Slark, Lawrence Flelcher, Phil Colson, Garland Vaughn, Jerry Krohn, Wendall Moore, David lngalbrelson. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Moore, Sponsor: Glen Kinsey, Jerry Biggerl, Ale lon Tinney, Roberl Hanna, Eddie Harringlon, Jimmy Toombs. THIRD ROW: James McKinley, Cooper Ross, Jerry Owens, Earl Willoughby, Philip Bellew, Edward Crenshaw. FOURTH ROW: Jim Parks, Jimmy Lee, J. C. Armslrong, Wayne Myers, John Paul Jones, l-lughy Barker. THEATER GUILD Make-Up FRONT ROW: Nancy Arringlon, Claudia Benke, Charlyne Bailey, Reba Ralclifli, Chris Roberls, Gloria Bechan, Suzanne Bodio. SECOND ROW: Caroline Kenamond, Mary Carole Harl', Sara Biggers, Faye Dukes, Janel Powers, Lynn Taylor, Diane McClain. THIRD ROW: Linda Garrerr, Marla Posey, Dol Speed, Norma Anderson, Lyndall Crapps, Glenda Milner. FOURTH ROW: Belh Ewing, Gail Morgan, Carolyn Sue Heberl, Sherry Gregory, Miss Johnnye Webb, Sponsor. The Show Must Go On Slagecrafl, acfors, debale, make- up . . . back-slage crew 'for Ar- senic and Old Lace . . . .ai , , 4 of ,, fm X Oraforlcal and Debate FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bush, Sponsor, Aman- da McMahon, Rulh Thompson, Sharon Graves, Rella Juslice, Janel Sweezey. SECOND ROW: Gloria Baecher. Mar- garel Slokes, Nan Lindsey, Gundy Mc- Keilhen, Belly A. Dukes, Linda Breeden. Elizabelh Eidson. THESPIAN SOCIETY Broadway, Here We Come Members ol various produclions . . . developing lhe arl . . . sporls of lhe spollighl. OFFICERS: Rulh Thompson, Vice-Presiclenli Sharon Graves, Secrelaryq Rella Juslice, Re- porlerg Amanda McMahon, Presidenl. THEATER GUILD Acting - Direcfing FIRST ROW: Anna Dennery, Nancy While, Pennie Newman, Norma Saik, David Bogen, Mrs. Bush, Sponsor. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Elmore, BennieI.ou Sallerwhile, Palsy l-lardin, Lynn Simms, Jean Burnell, Palsy Screws. THIRD ROW: Ann Drane, Donna Diclcson, Pam I-liall, Janie Coring, Linda Farmer, Olivia Burleson. SEATED: Mrs. Bush, Sponsor. STANDING: Jo Ann Ballon, Wendell Moore, NA Rella Juslice, Dean Lay, Ronnie Nolen, Kalie l-lesler, George l-lardy, Linda Clinlon, Charline Bailey, l-lelen May, Sue Curlis. 5 'i l , x.. X... JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Knowledge of Today Through Knowledge of the Past Classical convenlions . . . slave auclion . . s'l'uden'rs ol my+l1oIogy. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Mr. R. Lybarger, Mr. D. Buckley, Co-Sponsors: Joe Traylor, Presidenlg Alma Ann Polls, Secrelaryg Kaye McCarley, Treasurer: David Wells, Vice- Presidenlq Pal I-loller, Vice-Presidenl. if re-- LATIN Ill: Viginli Vigilanles Vergilii lVer- gil's Vigilanl Twenlyl. FIRST ROW: I-Iarold Parlen, President Sans dra Rube, Vice-Presidenly Jennifer Reynolds, Secrelary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Alma Ann Polls, Sharon Graves, lvlarquerlle Brenl, Irma Lee Reaves, Sandra Hoxie, Bar- bara Gregory, lvlr. Buckley, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Kaye lvlcCarley, June I-larrison, Jane I-lendrix, Veronica Anagnoslis, Camille Mc- Kniglwl, Shirley Dean. FOURTH ROW: Joe Traylor, Roberl Reeves, Bobby Davis, Glenn Jacobs, James Brown. LATIN I: Legiones Lybargeri lLybarger's Legionsl. FRONT ROW: Norma Ann Price, Presidenig Lynn Taylor, Vice-President Carolyn Arnold, Secrelary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Lor- raine Thompson, Marilyn Sirain, Barbara Henderson, Dixie Bradley, Paulelle Mundy, Suzanne Bodio, Sherry Gregory, Margarer Siokes, Mr. R. Lybarger, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Alion Tinney, Ann Lieb, Jo Ann Sprunger, Tessa Gordon, Rachel Tucker, Diane Benson, Carolyn Dean, Pam Harlley, Kay Waikins, Beisy Ross, Perla Ann Thomp- son, George McNinch. FOURTH ROW: Mike Blackburn, Don Shoemaker, Jim Slrong, Lewis Kearney, Jimmy Keilh, James Slrokes, Luke Dove, Jerry Cockrell, Howard Rainey, John McMiIlian. , gy., AA. Wver fe.:i.zfy,-M7' y , , ff- f ', f ff? 7,' I f 6 i g, ,L,'gy,7m f '15, f Q, ',-If f .J ,. ,, J yy? , M 4 I f A VV V A , 2 I M V' ,ffm Us ,, A , 4,, , .,,,,,W, dh f, af, ,, ' 24' f I ? if f Wyfffz, 5 1,11 I 'M ' I ,,., .ff Y W fa' W v' ia ,iffjj V 4 ' f ,' .7 ,mm ff ff QW? , ' lf ' 3 , - ff.3 'f' f If i i ole I ,, .1 , . ,, 6475 ' f, f vi . f f '-. :iff U fl J f, f 'if 7 W .V if 21 if 1 if, . M, 5 ? ' A ,.,, f r E N. Y fs Ze? . . I fr ', y K L, ,Z 5 Z I Z c ' uw, 1: i 4, Ji f El V s f iliiifl, ,.,. , 1 ,,,, , 4 i' ,fl LATIN II: Sicarii Caesaris lCaesar's Assas- sinsl. FRONT ROW: Marvin Jordan, Presidenig Becky Cagle, Vice-Presidenlr Carol Reeves, Secreiary-Treasurer: Mr. D. Buckley, Spon- sor. SECOND ROW: Sandra Willard, Jane Tucker, Mary Ellen Edwards, Judiih Surles. Ann Kenmore, Lynda Lewis, Ginny Cole, Sue Curlis, Joyce Mondelli. THIRD ROW: Palsy Owens, Levi Jane Mashburn, Donna Lowery, Bebe Ferguson, Carolyn Cox, Jo Ann Gard- ner, Lynn Schmidf, Hyacinih Carier, Bar- bara Whyie, Amanda McMahon. FOURTH ROW: Happy Deas, Roberi Daniel, William Russell, Garner Lesier, Dick Barnes, Roberi' Hauberg, Roger Knapp, John G. Walrod. Drennan Dobbs. . , , I V, LATIN II: Arie'res Romani IRoman Ramsl. FIRST ROW: Pai' Holler, Presidenig Kaiie Hesier, Vice-Presidenl, Sylvia Hursl, Secrelary-Treasurer, Dewey Buckley, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bobbi Gilley, Linda Garreil, Elizabeih Oliver, Ann Lachina, Connie Hudson, Diane Barnell, Fenlress Boone, Jerylynne Lori, Glenda Carier, Needra Hammond. THIRD ROW: Barbara Weaver, Janel' Morlon, Mary Carole Hari, Mary Lane Hari, Nancy Bowen, Elhel Beasley, Carolyn Morlan, Billie Welch, Marii Esiess, Evelyn Barron, Connie Hud- son. FOURTH ROW: Emile Nassar, William McGowan, Ira Harvey, David Wells, Gary Fox, David Thompson, Lee Willoughby, Kenneih Mc! Coy, Hamill Anderson, Ariie McGuIIey. 19 40, ,, ,,A, All .4 4 4 ff f- Y , ffffi fbi? f'v' er .4 ' .. . .,. 'Aj 2' .. XP e, f 1 , . az , , ,mvffwy , M Z f ., f . ., , ' wx' .1 If-,fiiwfy ' fc .5 Group ol lirsr year Laiin slaves crowd around Dan Curran al slave auclion. 'Ill LATIN I: Amici Polenlis Julii llzriends ol Big Juliel. FIRST ROW: Gundy McKei'rhen, Presidenl: Ginny Frierson, Vice-Presidenl: Viclor Mc- Dearman, Secrelary-Treasurer: Mr. R. Ly- barger, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Drane, Jeannine Case, Paulerle Thomp- son, Marlha Byrd, Janie Barrerl, Linda Ash- worlhy. THIRD ROW: Vickie Polk, Norma Nicholson, Diane McDull:, Diane Denham, Doris Hansel, Jean Armslrong. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Boyelle, Gene Scoggins. Johnny Morrow, Mac Magee, Smilly Smilh, David Lane, Slanley Reese, Roloerl Hanna. LATIN I: Successores Caesaris lCaesar's Successorsl. FRONT ROW: Mr. Lybarger, Sponsor: Elaine Boyelre, President Mac Heard, Vice-President Alice Criswell, Secrelary- Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jackie Bur- nelf, Slella Marshall, Nancy Fagan, Palsy Hardin, Sue O'Brianf, Faye Harris, Margarel Marascalco. THIRD ROW: Roberl' Brad- ford, Carol Nell, Linda Hall, Belly John- son, Gloria Baecher, Sherry Monk, Sue Webb, Jackie Calhoun, Jane Hickman, Ann Drane. FOURTH ROW: Buddy Harwell, Randy Sawyer, Jimmy Scoggins, Jerry Black. Billy Cook, Virgil Leonard, Johnny Read Jimmy Toombs, Larry Copeland. LATIN I: Romani Neqligenles lReckless Ro- mansl. FIRST ROW: Mr. Buckley, Sponsor: Sandra Broadloor, Presidenlg Gale Burke, Vice-Presi- denli Dan Eager, Secrerary-Treasurer. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Elmore, Frances Gar- relr, Terri Lockharlr, Carol Slaughrer, Sylvia Roberls. THIRD ROW: Paulelle Warren, Carol Lori, Marilyn Moses, Sandra Moak. FOURTH ROW: Bulch Allen, Richard Ham- ilfon, Cliifon Srurdivanl, Sieve Sanders. FIFTH ROW: Ed I-lenderson, Clyde Harris, Ellis Byers, John Vanderslice, Eddie Slrahan. LATIN I: Romani Salranres lRockin' Ro- E --VW ' FTTGFIS FIRST ROW:- Mr. Lybarger, Sponsor: Char- ' H' L - A lie Sullivan, Presidenl: Chris Roberls, Vice- - i' iii ' Presidenl: and Bennie Lou Sarlerwhire, garef Riley, Julie Revels, Jeanne Burnel Marlha Ann I-loliday, Lynn Simms, Pam I-liarr, Palsy Screws, Mary Oswalr, Sue Anderson. THIRD ROW: Bill Warkins, Ronnie Shaffer, Par Dungan, Berh Ewing, Gale Gullerle, Jeanie Ferris, Sonny Ashley, Don Cochran. FOURTH ROW: David ln- galbrerson, Mike Tucker, Grover Cleveland, Roberr Brown, Bol: Nichols, James Peden, Richard Bradley, Dusry Rhodes, Jimmy Pur- ser. Secrerary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mar- A' ,rf fn 41 if 2 2 Q 5, , ,,, ,E i , 7 , f J , 4 7 L' , f fra sf ,W , f g K 'fi f I ! 1 75 of lfgfagf 71 Af 4 3 ,X If f 2' ff fl if 44 f Z 9 ' f f f 6 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Lalin banque+ . . . ini+ia+ion: 'rrip +hrough +he underworld . . . coniuga+ions, cleclen- FN if A ...J fr . J J if J,:f if .MW ..- FRENCH A394 Viva La French -e ii? J Srudy of 'rhe Romance Language . . clo'rhes, cusfoms, cul+ure. FRENCH II-FIRST ROW: Jon David Smiih, Presidenlq Margarel Criscoe, Vice-President Helen May, Secrelary-Treasurer: Mr. D. Buckley. SECOND ROW: Kay Sullivan, Brenda Yares, Befsy Ran- kin, Palricia Moak. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Leonard, Nan Lindsay, Sandra Frazer, Linda Mabus. FOURTH ROW: Edward Crenshaw, J. S. Rankin, Wayne Albrillon. SPANISH Senores and Senorifas ln'Forma+ive +ours . . . exo+ic banquef . . . s+udy of La'rin American l1is+ory. SPANISH II-FIRST ROW, lei? ro righiz Merilyn Miichell, Charlyne Bailey, Janel Powers, Vicky Webb, Nancy Arringfon, Karen Curlis, Diane McClain, Faye Dukes. SECOND ROW: Shirley Neiam, Randall McDaniel, Ann Clark, Jo-Ann Cole, Freddie Siephens. Jeanelie King, Caroline Kenarnond, Norma Ann Price, Miss Webb. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Megginson, George Hardy, Bob Ledbeiier, Freddie Pills, Jimmy Lee, Ronnie Nolen, Larry Townsend, Bob Williams. Ill! u ul.: 4 v -I L ld- I I '.. . 'Ill 1 4... I I Ill I . I Q l I -if SPANISH II-FRONT ROW: Beverly Ba+es, Sara Biggers, Jerry Baughn, Silvia Sabiiini, Paula Hill, Reba Ra'rcliff. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Gerald, Bobbie Hollingsworlh, Claudia Benke, Sandra Winders, Sue Ledyard, Rosemary Ney. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Siiglels, Sandra Jones, Nancy Wilcox, JeanneHe Hegwood, Mar- garer Polk. FOURTH RCW: Pai Hagrrison, Roberia Gravely, Gail Gresham, Peggy Ward, Janie Jennings, Michele Morris. FIFTH ROW: Miss Webb, Sponsorq Sally Sharp, Hyacinrh Carier, Ronnie Farmer, Lawrence Flesher, Perry Brown. E' I 1 M J .Qlllnl ' I SEATED: Pal Holler, Fenlress Boone, Mary Lane Harl, Bersy Rankin, Marquerile Brenl STANDING: lFirs'r Rowl Norma Ann Price, Ginny Cole, Alma Ann Polls, Sharon Graves, Elhel Beaver, Sylvia Hursl, Joyce Mondelli. SECOND ROW: Mar- vin Jordan, Mac Heard, David Wells, Joe Traylor Quill and Scroll Literary Lovers Members of Aries, Rambler, and Pallaclian . . . Na+ional Charler . . . Special Speakers Art Club Art Appreciafors Publicify for Provine proiecrs . . . Exhibilors . . . lncreasing abilily . FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Edwards, Roberla Hickman, Rose- mary Ney, Belly Mullins. SECOND ROW: Gale Burke, Freddie Slephens. THIRD ROW: Kay Sullivan, Carolyn Morlan, Sandra Hoxie. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Parkman, June Brown, Belsy Upchurch. FIFTH ROW: George Hardy. Jackie McGee. Quill and Scroll Officers- SEATED: Glenn Jacobs, Presi- denlq Rurh Thompson, Vice- Presidenl: Kaye McCarley, Secrelary, Shirley Dean, Re- porler. STANDING: Mr, Cope- land and Mr. Vinson, Spon sors. A r 1 Officers-STANDING: Sherry Lea, Presidenlq Norma Wilcox, Reporler: Nancy Bow- en, Secrelary-Treasurer, Mrs. Loyacono, Sponsor: SEATED: Nancy Wilcox, Vice-Presidenr. in Giwf, irilrriigl ,M fl, ,Mr ,, I ' i. ' All ,,,...Z.2.,. zz, r lll lim li Golf Club Giants of the Green G oll Enlhusiasls . . . Gisl ol lhe game. FIRST ROW: Sam Ross, Joe Johnslon. Hampy Singlelon, Alberl Woolall. SECOND ROW: Larry Weaver, Roberl Holmes, Maurice Thomas, David Sandiler, Jon David Smilh. THIRD ROW: Mike Tucker, Bob Orndoll, Russell Calhoun, Earl Owenby, D. L. Uplon. Ray Parkman, Shelby Bridges. FOURTH ROW: Paul Johnson, Grover Cleveland, Barl Bailey, Paul Kurls, Roberl Brown, Perry Brown. fmwlrwsvr A .T ' W9 My v A V iz A ' v 'ff , M . . I TC? I f f ,S 7 sl ,F 4 f ' ? f 1 ' 1 YQ, ' Ill 'avec 'K af-'am CW so 'f f i- ' ' T' N Q T in at ,gg A , C5 Q C vw, ' ' I . f-ii , A . , 1 .j ' ' LEFT TO RIGHT: John ny Read, Vice-Presidenl: Chiel Taylor, Sponsor Eddie Sweeney, Treasurer Norman Agenl, Reporler Dick Glaze, Presidenl. f LEFT TO RIGHT: Palsy Roberls, Presidenl: Bar- bara While, Vice-Presb denlg Joe Traylor, Secre- lary-Treasurer, Allen Vesl, f Vice-Presidenl. ' 4,5 5, 3 I 1 u My I ' .,,.:,i L 'fb T ,RTT 1- . ' I 1- ,L , .i,'i. ' . .., 3 , I I . , A Ki 1 H ' 5 .,o, ,yy y ,J 1. 5,7 I Y I 1 f 1 , T T? q ' y Q ' I ng IA Tennis Club Champs of the Court Team Training . . . Tennis lalks . . Poinlers on improving. FIRST ROW: Marguerile Brenl, Sandra Willard. Denise Tonkel, Ruby Wheeler, Nancy Schull, Maf- garel Whillinglon, Lynda Shoemaker, Mr. Elhridge- SECOND ROW: Bill Saum, Jimmy Megginson, Billie Welch, Sue Anderson, Dianne Denham, Penny I-90 Ken Duckworlh, Buddy Meeks. THIRD ROW: Allon Smilh, Tommy Elmore, Frank Schneider, Dick BGFDCSI Sydney Shaw, Tommy Tann, Jimmy Purser, Roberl Sullivan. Il. School spiriT was The goal. AT The games you yelled The loudesT, Threw The conTeTTi The hlghesT, and eiTher paTTed The heroes on The baclc or cried on Their shoulders. IT Toolc The whole school To win-The sTudenT body, The band, The cheer- leaders, The TaculTy. You were proud oT The red-and-gray men who represer1T- ed you in Traclc, baseball, TooTball, Tennis, and baslceT- ball. Each loss was someThing To cry over as each vic- Tory was someThing To shouT abouT7 buT regardless oT The score, you were proud because you were a parT oT The spiriT ThaT Ties Pro- vine TogeTher. SPORTS MOST ATHLETIC BOY: Bobby BaTes Co-cap+ains gm W 5, ,.,, -IQ 1 A 1 M -ff--nv fyffnwwfww zfwwfw 1' A H few fa , If 'Q f V l Roberl' Upchurch Cenler, inside linebacker Nlos+ Oufsfanding Lineman f ff gm, W vu ' ' fa V- W.. W l-' A Bobby Bales Quarlerbacln Oulslanding Blocker in Baclrfield Head Coach L. W. Tap Godbold discusses plays wilh line coach Howard E. Shook, back- field coach Douglas l-l. Colsfon, and chief scoul Billy T. Irby. FOOTBALL Managers Slephen Glaze and Tommy Honfzas f if s eff wwfwwfw if f ?fWQ4Z?fWZWW X ' fffwf ,fffffffff aff WH f ff wwf! fr ,, f,, ,, I ,,,, , A f,,f f ,WWW ,. MMM ,, y K, ,pf Q , 4 JL , i,mQ?9Qf4' ffff V ' 1 am fa, Q z , f :ff f' . iff if , 1-.., f 5 x f -1 1 f 1 I W fe few, ,WX , Q I , 4 3 V J, xx 6 , Q9 ,fyzw . 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Ttme slwarp kicking ot Lester Bourne provided ttie Rams with botln extra points. It was linemen like center Robert Upclwurctm, tackles Bob Bobo and Jimmy Burkett, and guards Bill Bobo and Butcti l-larms tlnat kept Central's teared power up the middle under control. Linebackers Lester Bourne and Don Felts also contributed stout pertormances to the Rams' superb detense. Wm, ,W 'wwwmwmw f' , , , , fa? , ,f , IW ff fy' 1 ,7 ,W ' '2 Y? 531 . 1 5 f as Q E 51 'TJ ,,. ,V ScoH'y Dorman Bufch Harms End Guard Mosl Improved Lineman Provine Clobbers Columbia, 28-0 The Rams rolled 'ro lheir mosl lopsided viclory in hislory, smashing Jrhe Columbia Wildcals 28-O wilh a sparkling show of ollense. l-lallbaclc Floyd Emerson furnished mosl ol lhe leg-worlc wilh guarlerbaclcs Bob Bailey and Bobby Bales pulling Jrhe swilches. The oulslanding delensive lineman was laclcle Jimmy Burlcell whose hard hilling produced coslly Columbia fumbles. Bob Bailey Quarlerback, delensive hallbaclc Ronnie Hughes l-lallbaclc Floyd Emerson gains againsl Columbia as Roberl Upchurch comes up lo bl:cl. , f 412.4 cf 'i ' 5 i,Q!fiiiQv 7 F i '5 ' David Channell Jimmy Keifh Joe Malone Cenfer Tackle Fullback. oufside linebacker Provine Rams Sink Picayune Tide, 19-0 Affer an exploding kickoff refurn of 92 yards by lwalf- back Floyd Emerson on flwe firsf play of flwe game, flwe Rams cruised fo a decisive vicfory over flue Picayune Maroon Tide. Flaslw runs by lwalfbacks Ronnie l-luglies and Don Renegar fogeflwer wiflw powerful plunges of Lesfer Bourne and Joe Malone lwiglw-liglifed flue Ram offense. Cenfer Roberf Upclwurclw, end Scoffy Dorman, and fackles Bob Bobo, Bill Conway, and Jimmy Burkeff sparkled in flwe defense fbaf lweld flweir opponenfs score- less. Mfg, I 'Q ' Floyd Emerson carries flwe ball againsf Picayune as Ronnie Hughes, Bufch Harms, Jimmy Burkeff, and David Wafkins lead inferference. ,, WM W, , ,, ff ' ,,,ii f if 5 X Ah' r Q 9 ' X uf f 9 ,Mn Q ' Q ,f5, ff 45, ,V ' i ' V ,,,, yn J' f -. , f 'ff' ' , C f Y ' uf -2, -,X 4 ' 7' f ,Y I Ellis Byers Billy Marlin Lewis Wells Cenler, delensive end Guard Fullbaclc, oulside linebacker Rams Fall fo Hafliesburg Tigers, 19-13 Tlwe near perlecl passing combinalion ol llie Hallies- burg Tigers was loo mucll lor llwe Rams, wlio were lired up in spile ol playing on a wel lield willioul slarlers Roberl Upcliurcli and Bill Conway. A beaulilully execuled reverse play willl Ronnie l-luglies and a goal line plunge by Le-sler Bourne accounled lor Proyine's louclidowns, wliile l-lalliesburg's ace guarlerbaclc passed lor lwo and sel up llle lliird. Slandouls on Provine's lward liilling ollense were Ken McCoy, and Jimmy Burlqell in llie line and Floyd Emerson, Bob Bailey, and Bobby Bales in llie baclclield. Bob Bailey breaks inlo llle open in llie l-lalliesburg game, wllile Scolly Dorman looks lor a downlield block. Also piclured is Bulcll l-larms l63l. K ,lf T Q QR .k.L l is 0, K N. V, X Wf f ,Wh f Nick Bullard Don FelTs Don Renegar Gllafd l-lalfback, ouTside linebacker T-lalfback Provine Lashes Brookhaven Panthers, 22-0 The Rams unleashed a corps oT swiTT backs in a dazzling display oT oTTense To soundly whip Ole Brook, Floyd Emerson led The scoring wiTh Two Touchdowns while halTback Jimmy Reynolds accounTed Tor The oTher Tally. The Rams' deTense crowned iTs shuTouT by adding Two poinTs To The score. This came when cenTer RoberT Upchurch, guard Bill Bobo and guard David WaTkins converged on a Tackle ThaT neTTed a saTeTy Tor The Rams. Floyd Emerson lowers The boom on a Brookhaven halfback as Bob BaTes and Bill Bobo move in Tor The kill. you-lf' Jimnliziiizpolds Floyd Emerson 'fakes a spill in The McComb game as Bob Bales blocks in vain McComb Edges Pasf Rams, 6-O Though oulrclassed on offense Jrhe Rams pul up a surprisingly Tough defense Jrhar held 'rhe powerful McComb Tigers ro one Jrouchdown. The slandoul performance for Jrhe Rams was made by Lesler Bourne whose Jralenred lelr Toe golf off punls of 64, 50, and 49 yards. FOOTBALL B-TEAM FIRST ROW: Moore, Lipscomb, l-larrns Coclcrell, Curfis, Fells, Lowery, Owens, Wil- loiighby, Smifh. SECOND ROW: Tullos, Chan- nel, Penninglon, Spade, Summerall, Jenkins. Cirlor, Arledge. THIRD ROW: Kei+h, Kearney, Srrong, Marlin, Rhodes, Townsen, Wells. Us s4,i.sa.m,z4,L1!iIn:mi?.M - - 4 K ,f 'Ns 4-.5-1, -W, qj 4. M' 4 M., Lesfer Bourne plunges over for a TD. in fhe Murrah game, as Scoffy Dorman and Floyd Emerson block. Rams Clip Murrah Mustangs for City Crown, 14-6 The bull-like plunges of fullback Lesfer Bourne and guarferback Bob Bafes accounfed for fhe fwo Ram fouch- downs affer a hard hiffing Ram defense produced fwo advanfageous fumbles recovered by guard Bufch l-larms and fackle Bob Bobo. Affer scoring bofh fouchdowns and allowing fhe lvlusfangs a lone 'rally in fhe firsf half fhe Rams seffled down fo a defensive second half led by fackle Jimmy Burkeff, linebacker Roberf Upchurch, and linebacker Lesfer Bourne fo secure fhe firsf cify champion- ship since I955. Provine Dumped by Vicksburg Greenies, 18-O Vicksburg spoiled fhe Rams' season finale on Thanks- giving Day when Greenie halfback Larry Ludke led fhe scoring wifh fwo fouchdowns. The Rams' mosf serious fhreaf was sfopped shorf by a fumble af fhe 5 yard line. A fourfh guarfer fhreaf was susfained fhrough fhe passing and running of guarferback Bobby Bafes as fhe game ended. Fine defensive performances were furned ouf by cenfer Roberf Upchurch, linebacker l.esfer Bourne, and guards Bufch l-larms and Bill Bobo. my gi. v---' ' -my An U Ronnie Hughes, Bobby Bafes, Lesfer Bourne fhe Vicksburg game. Q' 4 rg j V , 6 3 ii sn ,, 5 as I .. , , and Floyd Emerson scramble for a fumble in I 14 gf! I .V I Q4 4 ff f Q 53 6 Coach Howard E. Shook and Assislanl Coach Billy T. Irby sludy FIRST ROW: Emerson, Bales, Bradford, Williams, Chapman, Bailey 'rhe lournarnenl seeclings. SECOND ROW: Sie-ele, Myers, Gill, Wilson, Nelson, Lee. BASKETBALL f Z Diclr Glaze, Manager John Marlin, Assislanl' Manager 'YH Wayne Myers execules a lump slnol agalnsl Laurel as James Gill and Bolo Bailey walcln. I l Wayne Myers Forward Glenn Williams Dennis Wilgon Guard Qemvef Ba+e5 JGITY Chapman Eddie Nelson and Dennis WHson Weep For a rebound aqarnsf Foresf Hiil. NN? ,m,,MN 'ff1'm K ,Ek Li Guard Guard Jack Sfeele Forward gf' Eddie Nelson Sonny Bradford Forward Forward Glenn Williams drives in for Two poinls aqairisl Murralw James Gill Guard Bob Bailey Guard Provirie Provine Provine, Provine Provine Provine Provirie Provine Provirwe Provine Provirue Provirie Provine Provirie , B TEAMS SCORES 46 Yazoo Cily ,, 46 Yazoo Cily or 53 Columbia 6 . 67 McComb .,6, 40 Laurel , L 77 Vicksburg ,H 74 McComb , 58 Laurel 59 Cenlrral , 56 Naiclwez 70 Columbia , L 82 Nalclrwez L 4I Murralw , 45 IvIurraI'i ,,,., Provme ,,,,,,. Provine u,,w, Provirme Provirie Provirie Provine Provine Provine Provine Provine Provine VARSITY SCORES L66 49 Yazoo Cily .,u,,u,, Yazoo Cily .,,u,,u.,ui...o Murralw Invifafional Tournameni' 57 , , 49 u,u,u,z4O S+. Joseph uu,,uu,u.u Cenlral i,,u,,,.,u,,u,, Foresl I-Iill ,,... 666666650 , L59 66,6553 be be 50 or u.., 6I 46 Columbia .u,,u,u McComb ,,,,. . Laurel ,u,,u .. Vicksburg .,uwu,, McComb u,,., 6 Laurel 6 , u,,u,,,,, ,. Hinds Counfy Tournamenf Provirie 6, u,,,u, 34 Foresi I-IiII .u,,,,u, ,L Provine ,L ,, L 47 Cermlral L, Provirie u,,, 6I Nalclmez , Provine .,,,, ,7I Columbia .,,, Provine 84 Naiclwez ,, Provine 56 Ivlurrali , Sou'I'I1 Big 8 Provine 66 Picayune L Provine ,, 7I I-Ialliesburq Provine 54 Laurel , 6 Provine 68 Crulfpori Provime 5I Ivlurralfi Disfricl' 6 Provine , 48 Ivloriori Won I2 Losf II Won I3 Losl' I Jimmy Lee 13 Il ll B Team Squad FIRST ROW, KNEELING: Dobbs, Vinson, Renegar, Owen, Smifh. SECOND ROW, STANDING Marfin, Harris, Benke, Schneider, Barnes, Shook, Warrs, Dove. Frank Schneider goes up for a shor againsf Murrah as Tom Benke gers ser 'For a rebound. X O3 - - 4 fl Head BasebaII Coach Doug CoIs+on Assisranf BiIIy Irby FIRST ROW: Martin, CocIcreII, Wilharns, STeeIe, Thames, Renegar Hughes, Marhn AIbriHon Odom. SECOND ROW: Har+Iey, Mc- Gowan, BIacIcburri, Scoqgins, McKay. GouIcI, Agenr Earnharh THIRD ROW: Bridges, Jackson Vinson, Bourne, BuIIard, Brooks, Moore. McNair. FOURTH ROW: Humphries. Walrkins, ChanneI, Boyf, Hau- berq Shoemaker. FIFTH ROW: Upfon, Marrin Are-dge. BASEBALL em vm Caicher Mike Thames, Ronnie Hughes, Lesrer Bourne Don Renegar, Wayne AIbriHon OufIieIders InfieIders , -A Timm Glenn Williams, Jack Sfeele, Bobby Earnharf Pirchers , f W4214' Coach L. W. Tap Godbold Jimmy Keilh hurls The discus. FIRST ROW: Emile Nassar, Ellis Byers, David Bogan, Bulch Harms, Sonny Parsons, Hamill Anderson, Joe Malone. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Keilh, David lvlarler, Eddie Nelson, Juan Penninqlon, Paul Lipscomb. THIRD ROW: Allon Smilh, Gene Vinson, Bobby Bales, Bob Bailey, TRACK B kb Harms and Sonny Parsons pradice relay hand-OH Six of lhe relurning lellermen are lslandingl Bob Bales, Sonny u - . V - ri rl :B ,, www'-sw -' Wa-Q 5' 'haw .sir we-:ia'l in pr Parsons, Eddie Nelson, and llcneelnngl Bulch Harms, Gene Vinson, and Ronnie Hughes. i flip FIRST ROW: David Bogen, Ronnie Boyl, Johnny Mclvlillan, Carl Pallie, Sieve Sanders. Sidney Shaw, Tommy Tann, Allen Vesr, Joe Traylor, Jim Parks, Bill Saiim, Joe Elhridge, Jim lvlegginson. SECOND ROW: Eddie Slrahan, Sharon Elmore, Sue Anderson, Suzanne Bodio, Penny Lea, Billie Welch, Barbara Whyre, Rebecca Leonard, Palsy Roberrs, Lynn Schrnidl, Sandra Willard, Kaiie l'les'rer, Buddy lvleelcs. TENNIS One-year lellermen, Rebecca Leonard. Coach, John O. E+hridge Allen Vesf, and Billie Welch. 86 'WWV ffvxdimw, V141 ff-' e ' f f7vi 'A M41 Two-year lelfermen, Palsy Roberfs and Barbara While. 'law Coach Ben Chief Taylor demonslrales The correcl grip. Leff fo righ+: Don Woodall, Joe' l-less, Johnny Reed, Maurice Thomas, Norman Agenf, Shelby Bridges, Ed Sweeny, D. l.. Uplon, John David Srnilh, Roberf Holmes, Davicl Sandifer, Paul Johnson and Paul Kurlz. Paul Kur+z Shelby Bridges 87 In Tribufe . . . Coach L. W. Tap Godbold has glorified his lasf year af Provine by leading fhe Rams fo fhe l959 Foofball Cify Cham- pionship and fhe besf season in fhe school's hisfory. This year has climaxed Coach Godbold's afhlefic career, nof only as a capable Coach buf as an ouf- sfanding afhlefe as well. ln IQ46 he firsf came fo worlc for fhe Jackson Public School Sysfem, feaching social sfudies af Enochs Junior f-ligh. The nexf year he was fransferred fo Cen- fral where he served as line coach and assisfanf fracli coach. Up fo l952 Coach Crodbold was a parf of fhe coaching sfaff which produced fhree sfafe and fhree Big 8 Champion fraclc feams, five Norfh Big 8 and fhree overall Big 8 Champion foofball feams. ln l955, when Provine was firsf esfablished. Coach Godbold, a masfer of fhe mulfiple offense, came and applied his dazzling single-wing formafion which proved effec- five in esfablishing fhe young school in fhe Big 8 Conference. Besides developing fhe phys- ical skills of fhe game, Coach Godbold faughf fhe value of menfal foughness, which can be applied fo sifuafions fhroughouf life. As Coach Godboldhimself offen sfafed on fhe pracfice field: A boy who is ready be- fween fhe ears can liclc one who is physically superior. So fhis is a fribufe fo L. W. Godbold. nof only as an oufsfanding coach, buf also as a fine Chris- fian genfleman. T li e leaclwers al Provine play an im- porlanl parl in llme lives ol: llie sludenls. To you lney are in- slruclors, advisors, counselors and friends. Their devo- lion is displayed in +l'1eir in+eres+ and dil- igence as lliey are slriving lo Jrrain and improve you. Tlweir supporl in sponsoring Jrlwe dances, ballgames, clubs, and ollwer ex- Jrracurricular aclivilies is indispensable +o Jrlie lunclioning of ine sclwool. For llweir en- couragemenl, pa- lience and lireless ef- Torls you will be ever indebled lo llwem. ADM HWS FRA TION ff, f ,,,f , , , , ' mf W -' ff f lf! f W M, ' f f ffyfff we SN f X X , 89 vm. GUY' , ? ,X-f DR. K. P. WALKER DR. H. S. KIRSHMAN F. W. MCEWEN Superinremdenl ol Publk Sclwools Assislanl Superinlendenl Asslslanl Superlnlendenl Adminisfrafion R. B. LAYTON Direclor ol Curriculum Kuala.,-41-vie DR. JOSEPH D. BARKER HORACE ADAMS Dlreclor of Tesling and Direclor of Personnel and Special Eclucalion Pupil ACCOur1'riV1g MONROE C NEFF Dnreclor f Adul+ and Vocahonal Eclucahon w- ,f ggy HAL FRANCE MRS. CAROL VAN MRS. JANE SAUM B.S. Mississippi ZANDT Assislanl io llwe Prin- Sfaleg M.A., Univer- Mississippi Soullwern cipal sily of Mississippi Assislanl +o +l'1e Principal Principal y, f gf? X 4 ff.. is Wgppiw ii, ' fs, r.,,,y, ,f D055 G- FULTON D- L- LUCKEY TOM MARSHALL ALLEN C. THOMPSON DlI'eCi'OI' of COI'THT1lSSlOf19f' Cgmmiggioner lvlaygr Kaye McCarley and Mary Lane Hari seek a dismissal from Mrs. Saum ' ' , ' 1 , di.,-' .5 ,I f, ' 1 4 ,J If ' 1' N MRS. INEZ B. ANTHONY BA., Universily ol: Missis- sippi English IO II' Typing MRS. PEGGY B. BUSH BS., Mississippi College: Sludy, Belhaven, Univer- sily of Mississippi English IO, Speech aw' c QM , sfrmalf THOMAS W. MRS. MARY H. DAVIS COPELAND, JR. BS., Mississippi Siale Uni- B.A.. M.E., Mississippi Col- versiiy lege: Siudy, Millsaps Col- English IO, II Iegeg Candidale Ph.D., Universiiy of Alabama English II: Personal Devel opmeni English English eniers inio all fields oi vocalion and every phase of daily life. The subiecl is divided inlo ihree basic sludiesx grammar, liieraiure, and vocabulary. Through liieralure The pupil is inlroduced lo 'rhe classics as well as preseni day worlcs. To im- prove language, vocabulary and grammar are sludied. Mr, Copeland ponls ciul 'rhe anceslral origin oi his sludenis io Mr. Purvis. MARGARET HUTCHINSON B,A., M,S.C.W., M.A., Col- umbia Universily English I I, I2 1 '63 5 ,QMN 5 MRS. ELAINE NICHOLS BA., Universily oi Chi- cago: Graduaie Sludy. Mississippi College English IO, World Hislory ff? fr W- I RICHARD L. VINSON B.A., M.E.. Mississippi Col' versily of Mississippi lege English IO, IZ, Journalism l. Il, Ill MRS. MARIE SPLAIN B.A., Millsaps? M.E., Uni- English IO, I2 le l DOUGLAS H. COLSTON KAREN GILFOY L. W. GODBOLD BILLY T. IRBY B.S., Mississippi Slale Unif BA., Millsaps College BA., Indiana Universiryg BS., MA., Mississippi Col- versilvt MA., Universily ol World Hislory, Choral MA., Universily ol Missis- lege Mississippi I Music sippi American Hislory, World World Hisfory, Driver Edu- Educalion, Coaching Hislory, Physical Educalion, calion, Vocalional Over- Coaching view Social Science The pasl has always been a curiosily lo man. In The hislory deparlmenl The leachers show lhe pasl and Jrhe presenr wilh hislorical lilms, special maps, magazines, and newspapers. Wilh class discussions, lhe pasl is easier lo unclerslandq and lhe lulure is clearer. The hislory courses range from world lo American I-Iislory Io Government All ol rhem give a useful Icnowledge ol The world. WILLIAM S. PURVIS BS., M.A., Mississipp MRS. ELAINE NICHOLS HA., Universilv of Chica- go, Graduale Sludv, Mis- Mississippi Soulhern American Hislorv, Persona Developmenr sissippi College English IO: World I-Iislory . ., owgggfz. , f f,., qw , 'al ii , AQ, ' v 34. 6 ,wmv Sourhern, Graduale Sludy, HOWARD E. SHOOK BS., Delfa Slaleq M.A. Mississippi Slare Llniversiry American I-lislory, Physica Education, Coaching 'Hina' KENNETH L. LUNDQUIST BA., Mississippi College World I-Iislcry Govenn men? Economics BEN W. TAYLOR BAS- Ullivewily of Tennes- see' M.A., Vanderbilt Uni- versily Peabody Governmenr Eg,3,n,3mgC3 Commercial L a vi Con sumer Educaficin World I-lisrorr, Ye ugki ies., ,fron MRS. MARY ANN N. JOHN O. ETHRIDGE MRS. VIVIAN M. LATTA BOLING B.A., SouThwesTern: M.S., B.A., M.S.C.W' M.A., B.S., M.E., Mississippi STaTe UniversiTy oT Georgia: Columbia UniversiTy, STudy, UniversiTy Shell MeriT Fellowship, UniversiTy CenTer, Millsaps Plane GeomeTry, Algebra II Cornell UniversiTyg STudy Plane GeomeTry, Solid GraduaTe, UriiversiTy oT Mississippi Solid GeomeTry, Trigo- nomeTry, Plane GeomeTry. Physics, Coaching BuTch Wall and Eve Bulloclc waTch Mrs. SlaughTer aTTenTively as she ex- plains a problem. BETTY McBRlDE B.A,, Millsaps: GraduaTe STudy, UniversiTy oT Mis- sissippi Plane GeomeTry, Algebra Il MRS. MARY ANNE McPHAlL B.S., Mississippi College: M.E., Baylor UniversiTy Algebra l, ChemisTry, Biol OQY GeomeTry, Algebra II, Trig- onomeTry Mafhemafics The MaThemaTics DeparTmenT oT- Ters a varieTy oT courses ranging Trom algebra To TrigonomeTry. The more basic classes are designed To give a Toundajrion in The subiecT. IT The pupil is inTeresTed in maThemaT- ics, he may selecT The more diTTiculT courses. The experT Teachers and eguipmenT susTain Provine's high raTing. MRS. HELEN H. SLAUGHTER B.S., M.S.C.W,1 Graduajre STudy, L.S,U.g Unive-rsiTy oT Tennessee: Millsaps Algebra l, Plane GeomeTry MRS. PEGGY B. BUSH B.S., Mississippi College, Sfudy, Belhaven, Universify of Mississippi Speech, English IO Foreign Languages Provine's curriculum rec- ognizes Ihe value of learn- ing a foreign language. The Icnowledge of anolher Jrongue, besides The learn- ing of Ihe cusloms of olher peoples, gives a richer ap- precia+ion of our own Ian- guage. S. DEWEY BUCKLEY BA., Millsaps College: M. A., Universiiy of Chicago. Tulane Universilvg Candi- dale Ph.D.g Universily of Illinois: Graduaie Sludy. Universify oi Chicago, Mis- sissippi College Lalin II, III: French II Speech The speech course is planned 'ro leach Jrhe Iunda menlals ol, and praclice in, parliamenlary procedure public spealcing, deb aiing, dramalics, hislory oi Ihe Ihealer, sragecraifr, and phonelics. The speech deparlrneni also sponsors The Thespians Theaier Guild, and all drarnaric produclions QW? Mr. Buckley describes inleresling piclures Io French sludenfs John David Srnifh and Margarer Criscoe RICHARD S. LYBARGER BA., Millsaps College, Graduafe Sludy, Universily of Kenruclcy, Universiiy of Indiana, Universily of Mi- chigan, Mississippi College Larin I, French I JOHNNIE S. WEBB BA., Millsaps, MA., I..S.- U., Graduare Sludy, Uni- versiiy of Mexico, Missis- sippi College, University oi Colorado Spanish, I, II 'G' 2 Q fi. Swv X lx X Mr. England assembles needed lab maierials lor his classes. Science Science has many phases. Because of Jrhis, lhe deparlmenl oilers Biology, Chemislry and Physics. The laboralories are well-equip- ped, and in chemisrry ihe up-To-dale ap- paraius and chemicals are There for experi- menlarion under supervision. Because of rhese advanlages and Jrhe lulure opporluni- ries, scienlilic inieresis are encouraged here. H. C. ENGLAND B.A., Mississippi College: MA., Mississippi Sralre Uniyersify Biology JOHN O. ETHRIDGE BA., Soulhwesierny M.S., Univer- sily oi Georgia: Shell Meril Fel- lowship, Cornell Universiryq Sludy Graduafe, Universify of Mississip- pi Physics, Solid Geomerry, Trigo- norne+ry, Plane Geomelry Coach- ing MRS. MARY ANNE McPHAIL B.S., Mississippi Collegeg M.E.. Baylor Universily Chemisfry, Biology, Algebra II MRS. BOBBIE H. POTTER B.S., Mississippi College1 Gradu- are Sludy, Mississippi Soufhern Biology MRS. INEZ B. ANTHONY BA., Universily of Mississippi Typingg English IO, II MRS. GARNETT B. LOCKLEY B.S.. Mississippi Sourhern Typing Mrs. Lockley explains 'lhe paris of The 'rypewrirer To Janel' Morlon. BEN W. TAYLOR B.S., Universify of Tennessee: M.- A., Vanderbilt Peabody Business Law, Consumer Educa- rion, Government Economics. World Hislory Commercial The commercial courses offer pracrical slcills and knowledge. Through The srudy of Typing, srudenrs acquire a slcill which bene- firs Jrhem in srudy Techniques. The subiecrs of economics and commercial law srrengrh- en The s+udenJr's over-all Tarniliariry wirh Jrhe procedure of rhe business world. ' JM- 4' . 1 1 . as we 97 well-rounded sTudenT. The various classes range Trom Driver Educa- W. J. BILBRO B.A,, Mississippi Col- lege: MS., UniversiTy OT Mississippi: M.Ed. Duke UniversiTy Personal De-veIopmenT IO. Counselor CORNELIA BISLAND BS., Belhaven: Grad- uaTe STudy, UniversiTy oT Colorado, Mississippi College Personal DeveIopmenT, Counselor HV' 'Q-'CP THOMAS W. COPELAND, JR. B.A,, M.E., Mississippi College: STudy, Millsaps Calleg e: CandicIaTe Ph.D., UniversiTy oT Alabama English II, Personal De- veIopmenT Personal Development The Personal DeveIopmenT courses are designed To develop a more DOUGLAS H. COLSTON B.S., M.A., Mississippi STaTe UniversiTy: Univere siTy oT Mississippi Personal DeveIopmenT' IO: World HisTory WILLIAM S. PURVIS B.S., MA., Mississippi SouThern: GraduaTe Tion in The Sophomore year To LiTe Problems Tor The Senior. Through These courses The sTudenT sTrives To undersTand himseIT and oThers beTTer, receives help in college seIecTion, and learns The TundamenTaIs Tor saTe driving. 4 V' tr 4 W . M sxgyxx -MM if I- N X I T 'Q as We , s.. ,K mia ..,,. I Kun , Q, es .44 we : ' if ' . -aes. . sh fl .F SouThern II American I-IisTory Mr. Moore prepares To give ouT TesTs in Mechanical Drawing. lndusfrial Arfs The classes Teach The Ian- guage oT hands and Tools. I'Iere, The arT oT doing is em- phasized To develop imagina- Tion. In The mechanical draw- ing classes, The pupil I be- comes acguainTed wiTh The Theory oT drawing and wi+h draTTsman's Tools. The shop sTudenT learns The skills oT wood worlcing. STudy, Mississippi Personal DeveIopmenT D. I. PATRICK B.A., Mississippi Col lege, M.A., Mississipp SouThern Personal Developmenl' Counselor ALFRED L. MOORE B.S., Mississippi STaTe UniversiTy: 6raduaTe STudy, Mississippi S'raTe UniversiTy IndusTriaI EducaTion W. J. BILBRO BA., Mississippi Col- lege: B.S., Universify of Mississippi, M.Ed., Duke Universify Personal Developmenf IO, Counselor CORNELIA BISLAND BS., Belhaven, Grad- uafe Sfudy, Universify of Colorado, Mississippi College Personal Developmenf, Counselor D. l. PATRICK BA., Mississippi Col- lege: MA., Mississippi Soufhern Personal Developmenf, Counselor Mrs. Fairbanks, Librarian, explains a passage from a new book fo some Provine sfudenfs. 'CJ Counseling The Counseling Deparfmenf finds an im- porfanf fask in advising and aiding fhe sfudenfs. The counselors sfrive fo help fhe sfudenfs overcome fhe social and academic problems fhaf arise from fhe complexifies of school and home life. MRS. RICHARD FAIRBANKS B.S., in Library Science, New York Sfafe College for Teach- ers Library Library The library fulfills fhe need of every sfudenf af Provine. All sfudenfs in fhe school use fhe library for enioyable reading, homework, or reference. 99 Art Through The mediums oT charcoal, pasTels, pencil, and inlc, arT sTudenTs learn Tech- niques Tor expressing Their TalenT. Under supervision The sTudenTs are given Time oT Their own in which To creaTe. The deparTmenT conTribuTes To The school wiTh posTers, program designing, and MRS. MARY KATHERINE LOYACONO BS., Belhaven, UniversiTy QT Chicago, ArT lnsTiTuTe oT Chi- cago, UniversiTy oT Colorado ArT Homemaking Provine girls are TorTunaTe To have a well-equip- ped Homemalcing DeparTmenT. I-lere, They learn To be beTTer homemakers oT The TuTure. As well as learning To coolc and sew, a girl can learn meal planning, eTigueTTe, inTerior decoraTing, and home l::udgeTing. MRS. DORIS HINTON B.S., Mississippi STaTe Col- lege Tor Womeng M.E., Mississippi STaTe UniversiTy I-lomemalcing Mrs. I-linTon, I-lomemalcing Teacher, demonsTraTes wiTh TilmsTrips The consTrucTion of garmenTs. IAA many oTher such iTems. RICHARD L. VINSON B.A., M.E., Mississippi Col lege English IO, IZ, Journalism I, ll, Ill Journalism The journalism courses oTTer insTrucTion in news- wriTing and oTher Torms oT publicaTion. The TirsT year includes learning TundamenTals oT all phases oT journa- lism, while The second and Third years are spenT in acTual applicaTion wiTh laboraTory pracTice given Through producTion oT The school newspaper. ggffmfffi in S41 KAREN GILFOY BA., Millsaps College Choral Music Choral Music The Choral Music Deparrmenf aflempls To develop an inleresl' in music and 'ro give sludenls wilh singing aloilily an opporlunily lo display lheir 'ralenlrs as 'rhey learn. To represenr Provine, 'rhe Concerr Choir is selecled from rhe mosr capable srudenls. ,,,.'.ff fy. F 2 r Q V w ' ,51 D r Q If - V ff!3?1Zf' mtg!! lW'0annbrf JOHN P. JONES r BA., Millsaps College: f M.M.Ed., Mississippi Soulh- MN J ern College: Advanced if Work, Universily of Michi- 95 X ss- 3: 44 Shsqsf U7 GJ 3 O. Band The Band plays an imporlanl parl in school acliviries by ils aclive parricipafion al many evenls +o p-romole school spiril. Nor only do 'rhe Band members exhibil slcill as a marching Band.. bur They also display 'rheir Jralenls in concerl' performances. Sfring Since Jrhis is 'rhe firsr year Jrhal Provine has had a Slring Deparlmenl, il is slill quilre small wilh only four violins and one 'cello. The sludenls sludy Jrechnique, quarrers, duels, and +rios +o prepare Jrhemselves for The iunior symphony and orher such presenlarions. EDSON PERRY B.M., Srelson Universifyq M.M.. L. S. U. v F, , , Z ,xg i, i ' 'bf A ing.. .M ' Mr. Perry, Sfring inslruclor. prepares 'lo lead his sludenis K in a composilion. ' ' X I 0 I Mrs. Lee and Mr. Irby, Physical Educaiion inslruciors, demonsiraie Iheir abiliiy ai ping pong. Physical Educafion Phydcal Educahon coumes are proykied Io deyehnp a dronger,rnore heaHhy body for Jrhe individual. The deparimeni believes Thaia drong body producesa wrong nnnd. Coach Godbold and Coach Shoolc leach iundamenrals of baslceiball Io a group of siudenis. I ,I I 1. I. IO2 ya.- L. W. GODBOLD sippi ing, American Hisrory BILLY T. IRBY BS., MA., Mississippi Col- lege Physical Educafion, Social Siudies MRS. LU LEE B.S., M. S. C. W. Girls' Physical Educaiion HOWARD E. SHOOK B.S., Delia Sfafe College: M.A., Mississippi Siaie Uni! versiiy Physical Educaiion, Coach- ing, American I-Iisiory BA., Indiana Universiiy MA., Universiry of Missis- Physical Educaiion, Coach- sysi s ...I s . as WIT ' . ,X N , me X s -X- :ss s i- w s A .X ks S. X X X ' 1 1. -. ff- 'ks s K Rx X SS, x 1. 5 Xxx Kiwis W .vs K -.14 - ' ' X QSFFX 'fseesg '- T: 5- ,.-J 5 3. .yi . '3-R R. . Ge'- Q. . 1 is .Lise , X: S NF diggs? ,Aw .RE v MRS. GLENN KROHN Cafeleria Manager Janitorial Provine is always lcepl' immaculalely clean and near by our ever-busy ianilorial slalf. Theirglong hours and hard work are apprecialed by The enlire sludenl body and laculiy. Augusline Proclor Head Janilor J hd' Provine sludenls enioy pleasanl ealing in our spaciou cafeleria Sludenls are served hol nulrihous meals by lhe elficienl caleleria slalf under lhe supervision of Mrs Krohn Mrs. Mildred Thomas and Mrs. Tannis Graves, Cale- 'Hal leria Cashiers. 1 Q Cafeleria workers piclured from lell To riqhl: Bealrice Palrerson, Lollie Green, Lula Wilson, Bernice Slone, Pauline l-larlley, Joe Bracey, and Rosie Lee Mc- Neil. NOT PICTURED: Zula Mae Jones and Mamie Hunfer. Janirors piclured from lell lo righf: Clyde Robinson, V Gerlrude Robinson, Roberl Cable. and Augusline Proc- ro F. 'x x 'Q Elf' ,f ,, fizifkkif g , eg,fi5,', , fi ff, f fyC2Zff'2,' X ,yyw , f f I lfyff,f,',,f i A 4 1 fm , A, 772 'z 'ff -, f,ff, S , 4 'ff fi ,, 4 Board of Trustees . .X ,J f Aw i S 4wa-WWW SEATED: Lamar Noble, Lesfer Alvis, L. E. Hired: STANDING: C. H. King, Webb Buie. Mrs. Bender, subsfifuie ieaclner, makes a Mrs. Loyacano, Ari feaciwer, demonsfrafes her Tweiffn Engiisn assignment f' ' 2 K 5 X , x 3 x own abililry a+ iandscaping. fff, , ' if ,fz-325 fly gfxg we . s, Q,-,, A , . , 4 :Qi,.,14,1ggf,g Ei ' jg ' V . QQ? 4 L+ gf f gm QW f--,N I - X0 ' -9 ii , 1, . 521 gf Q 2 A, A ,'g',72,.- f- ri 'W i- 1.53 ,i V wa,- . I fi V. ,Z M, QM - My ,,,:,Q,g. -W., . 2265 - v- i,,,,'. X-X .,.. I P, 5 1 I w F qi I Hg 21 ' f , , f i 35 , vw i f W I wp ,.,di,. ' K J J ' -- x 0 4 These are your classmaTes. T h e y are grand people and you know iT. They hdp you wHh your homework and all your problems. There is almosT noThing ThaT can- noT be bowowed Trom Them . . . Typing paper, gym shoeglunchrnoney, gasoline, and, someTimes, T h e i r ghk. They have come up wiTh you Through aH Those comprehendve TesTs where you Till- ed in The heavy bbckrnarkbeTween The Two HTHe bhe lines: Those black reporT card days, wiTh all sorTs oT grades and Tough Teachers. T h e s e grand people are sTill wiTh you as you sTruggle Through Cihaucer, Shake- speareandThaTTen rdymg orcieal- CIoHege Bcna rds. They were green wHh you when you sTarTed aT Provine. and now They are older and wiser as They graduaTe wiTh you. They ha v e beenlandiTishard To reahze ThaTiT B aH oved advhors buddbs.Trier1ds a n d someTimes enenues These are y o u r classmaTes: Thk B yoursTudenT body. CLASSES f Wu. .s . . IOS SENIORS rl S Cl Off cers: Mrs. lvlcPhail, Sponsor: Dick Glaze, Reporlerg Alma Anne Polls, Secrefary: Bob Bobo, Vice-President Robe p h h P d Jr 1 The big year arrivedl You found yourself losl in a senior whirl of books and parries. A+ The ball games you yelled loudesr, because you were rhe proudesr. You felr superior playing rhe role of +he upper-classman as you invesled your Jrime in TAP drives. sludenr council work and rhe hundreds of orher proiecls Jrhar you were so much a parl' ol. When rhe cap and gown rime came. you donned Jrhem proudly. A+ lasr you had comple+ed I2 years of hard work. Sadly you remembered +he evenrs Thar had been a wonderful par'f of your life, bu+ realisrically you lhoughr rowards The lurure and Jrhe Jrhings +ha+ lie ahead. X ff! FFA M Q ww, an W . N G 18 Seniors MARY LOUISE ABRAHAM Beaming ba'ronis'r . . . Fulure Nurses' Club Presi- denr . . . prerlry and peppy . . . Aries . . . lovable lass. CLAUDE H. ADAMS Brainy brawn . . . specially sweel . . . Hoi-Rod Club . . . responsible and responsive . . . earnesl eiiorls. NORMAN AGENT lSummer Graduafel Wild and willy . . . Golf Club Reporier . . , flirry friend . . . baslcelrball . . . conslanr campanion. MARTHA ALEXANDER Lenglrhy lashes . . . Louisiana lass . . . fashion- able froclcs . . . locks of spun gold . . . casual courlresy. VERONICA ANAGNOSTIS Spirired in sporis . . . Fulrure Nurses' Club . . soiily sileni . . . JCL . . . compaiible colleague. NORMA ANDERSON Hi-Y . . . nice 'ro be near . . . Thealrre Guild . . . appealing apparel . . . Junior Red Cross Treasurer. JOE C. ARMSTRONG, JR. Vice-Presideni of Homeroom . . . seriously sincere . . . ouidoor enlhusiasl . . . Thearre Guild . . . Com- panionable and calm. NANCY ARRINGTON Placid and prelly . . . Thealre Guild . . . medi- iaiive mood . . . beaming blonde . . . Spanish Club. I07 my . ,M CHARLYNE BAILEY Thealre Guild . . . Bee+le . . . Spanish Club . . . composed counlenance . . . dreamy drawl. HUEY BARKER Slagecrall . . . mechanically minded . . . cool and cordial , . . l-lomeroom Secrelary . . . friendly. BEVERLY BATES lSummer Graduaiel Cocoa eyes . . . Fulure Nurses' Veep . . . maiure and modish . . . enchanling . . . Pep Squad Caplain. BOBBY BATES Pigslcin co-caplain . . . slurdy slalure . . . sporlingly handsome . . . Varsily Club Secre- Jrary . . .deep delerminalion. KTM ffm 44 Q-W9 ff' F 2 L JOANN BATTON Sludeni' Body Secrelary . . . sassy Sou+hern speech . . . delighhful dimples . . . head cheerleader . . , Homecoming Queen. GERALDINE IJERRYQ BAUGHN Arsenic and Old Lace s+ar . . . cheerleader . . . limber lass . . . Terrific 'ralenlr . . . Choir Officer. ETHEL BEAVER Fufure Nurses' Club . . . genuine geslrures . . . Presidenl of Library Assislanls . . . charming cheer . . . willing and able. CLAUDIA BENKE Aplly arlislic . . . I-li-Y . . . doleful dark eyes . . . enlicing enchaniress . . . Spanish Club. Seniors B b ra Gregory, Harold Parfen, Nan Llnclsay, d Bobby Earnharl sell popcorn for an aflwl lc SUE BENSON JCL . . . sweel serenily . . . nalural and nice Fulure Nurses' Club . . . baslwlul and blushing. SARA ELEANOR BIGGERS Slaqecrall . . . fun-finding . . . exclling lasre . . . l-li-Y . . . arclenl skier. MIKE BLACKBURN Brillianlr beam . . . deliglwllul disposilion . . Advanced Science Club . . . happy lwumorisr . . . inreresling incliviclualiry. BILL BOBO Tale-nlecl loucln . . . Mu Alpha Tlwela . . . lwiglwly handsome . . . rugged Ram . . . Sluclenl Coun- cil jwif www . 'lf 'z f-gf? , L. ,mc Seniors SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES- Palr Holler ancl Diclc Glaze BOB BOBO Aries . . . pleasingly popular . . . lusly lineman . Palladian . . . upper-class Veep. RANDA BODJO Clneery greeling . . . Girls' l-li-Y . . . Advanced Science Club . . . smarl on arl . . . eager a'ncl energelic. SHURLEY ANN BOSWELL Calm, cool, and collecled . . . Clioir . . . smarlly smiling . . . arlislric . . . l-lomeroom Secrelary. NANCY BOWEN Wafer slci queen . . . Secrelary of Arl Club . . . preciously pelile . . . likable . . . Pallaclian. IS' I s RALPH BOURN Free and lun-loving , . . Sfagec:ral+ . . . consianl cur-up . . . casually cordial . . . sleulhiul hunler. BILLY BOWERS Laughable and looney . . . incessani capers . . . nice narure . . . Huniing and Fishing Club . . . perpeiual pep. SONNY BRADFORD Band Sarge . . . ready and reliable . . . exhilarai- ing . . . Mu Alpha Thefa . . . consfanily compalible. MARGUERITE BRENT Aries . . . eager +o assisr . . . fun-loving and fun . . . Mu Alpha Theia . . .sassy scienrisl. SHELBY BRIDGES l-lorneroom Presidenlr . . . flirlarious . . . devilish buf deiermined . . . Golf Club . . . broadening smile. DONNY BROCK Carefree charm . . . Jrraveler from Texas . . . Flunring and Fishing Club Secreiary . . . win- ning ways . . . Arsenic: and Old Lace. JAMES BROWN Sludeni Body Presidenr . . . arnbifious and able . . . Naiional Meril Semi-linalisf . . . laudable and lilcable . . . JCL. JUNE BROWN Bliihesome belle . . . Ari Club . . . charming cheer . . . sprighi in sporls . . coniideni Confider. AWQK 233 me BECKY CAG-LE Peppy personalily . . . Lions Allslale Band . . . amusingly amicable . . . Jrons of lalenl . . . Safely Council. BEVERLY CALLOWAY . Clieerlul and clwarming . . . Fulure Nurses' C-lub . . . glad gal . . . russel curls . . . l-li-Y. CHARLES CAMPBELL Obliging ouldoorsman . . . Gym Club . . . crazy aboul cars . . . nilly nonsense . . . sporls minded. MARY ELLEN CARMAN Revealing radiance . . . beaming blonde . . . uelfome Eulure Nurses' Club . . . agree- Q l 3 . . . able allribules. II9 im PERRY BROWN Mu Alplna Tlnela . . . clever capabililies . . I. Golf Club . . . always earnesl . . . Safely Council. PATSY JEAN BRYANT l-li-Y . . . pulling for Provine . . newcomer from Japan . . . Advanced Science Club . . . wlwole-lnearled friend. JIMMY BURKETT Yogi . . . liearly lnuslciness . . . 3-year lineman . . . Veep of Clnoir . . . line, lunny, and free. BO BURNS ' Conslanl companion . . . 'loolball varsily . . . dry wil . . . seen buf nol lieard . . . fun, lun, lun. ffm - QF f' 'E' nil. a Y PEGGY JENNINGS CHAMPION Personally pleasing . . . generous and genlle . . Junior Classical League . . . arlislic . . . consJran'rly cordial. JERRY CHAPMAN Clwoir . . . mildly misclwievious . . . winning and willy . . . baslcelball leiierman . . . giganiic grin. ANN CLARK Feminine ways . . . Fuiure Nurses' Club . . . fancy L laslsnions . . . gill of gab . . . enioyable. WALLACE CLAY Energy plus . . . Gym Club . . . laudable looks . . . ambling ancl amusing . . . superb com- panion. 'W X65 W, W 4 , f fwfr!! , X Alma Ann Polls makes Sonny Payne, Nancy Bowen, Sandra Rube, and David Lane nappy over lime Senior pins. Seniors 'W- We GRETTA CLAYPOOL Earnesl and energelic . . . band . . . harmonious humor . . . Fulure Nurses' Club . . . sporls specialisl. LINDA CLINTON Conslanl challer . . . keeper of Ihe keyboard . . . slar role in Arsenic . . .vigorous vilalily . . . allernale cheerleader. ' . V , I iv' Tijflki. vs f - fm. JIMMY COCHRAN Pinl-size and appealing . . . Thealre Guild . . . sharp skier . . . classic crew-cuI . . . Iaughingly Iighihearled. JO ANN COLE liealured and 'fashionable . . . marching miss Slagecrall Club . . . sparkling wilh en- Ihusiasm . . . cupid's delighr. ,ie I K7 ,V ?mmw ,Z 'fu-..., 2' JOHN COLLINS Small, sporly, and special . . . Theaire Guild . . . crazy capers . . . I-Iunling and Fishing Club . . . Ioads of Iaughler. BILL CONWAY l'Iomeroom Veep . . . Ierrilic Texan . . . Varsily Club . . . genlle masculinily . . . gridiron main- slay. BILLY COOK Gym Club . . . Iall, lean, and lanky . . . arlislic aplilude . . . JCL . . . compalible pal. ,yi LYNWOOD IPETEI CORKERN 'fi uiel' bul clever . . . bus driver . , . plenly ol pranks . . . Pholography Club . . . I-Iomeroom Prexy. CAROLYN COX Band . . . aliraclive allire . , . sillcen 'rresses . Hi-Y . . . nicely nealz LYNDALL KNOKE CRAPPS Sublle wil . . . willowy and Winsome . . . Tliea- lre Guild . . . inleresling personage . . . sporl- alive. Seniors SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES- Jerry Bauglnn and Bill Bobo MARGARET CRISCOE Choir . . . quiel and cooperalive . . . pleasingly placid . . . French Club Veep . . . music-minded. DAN CURRAN lnlelleclually inclined . . . liflle buf loud . . Advanced Science Club . . . man of rnarlc . . . lulure plwarmacisl. f , vu vi SQ' if 'l! f5i an-H' Seniors KARON CURTIS Tliealre Guild . . . Ielicilous friend . . . Iillle, lovely, and lilceable . . . Band . . . serene. SUE CURTIS Perl and pelile . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Ieslively friendly . . . Rambler . . . lnappy Io lwelp. BOBBY DAVIS gms.. . - .mfzssg-515.111-.Q X Q fr: 1 ..-Iss.. as - Nxkgiw Mu Alplia Tliela Presidenl . . . academically able . . . adepl dancer . . . I-Iomeroom Presidenl . . . zealous. SHIRLEY DEAN g . . h Y y jfs! B, fi Aries . . . gay gabber . . . Quill and Scroll . . . anxious induslry . . . Rambler Business Manager. 'Vs ALICE FAYE DUKES Ivlirllmlul . . . -Ilwealre Guild . . . cule and clever L- - . . .gales ol laugbler . . . Pep Squad. wi? f ToMMY DURDEN I 'Q x My-W' my! uf' Q . JJ 'f-,GW ff BOBBY EARNHART FT angst ix DEBBIE EAVENSON . . . lair and lancilul. as .. A' Sag? F I Wily wil . . . Varsily Club . . . a mile of smile . . . bus driver . . . wliolly energelic. Loyal and lovable . . . diamond Iri-Iellerman . . . bruiser build . . . Varsily Club . . . casual clwum. Winning and wonderful . . . nalural niceness . . . Slagecrall Club . . . mildly modesl . . . RONNIE FARMER Agreeable and polile . . . Spanish Club . . . sleelc slcaler . . . soil lallcer . . . Sludy SAMMY FARMER Jovial and congenial . . . genuine enlhusiasm . . . Slragecrali Club . . . obligingly amiable . . . happy. LAWRENCE IRL FLESHER Hearly and handsome . . . zany . . . Slragecrall Club Veep . . . delighllul disposilion . . . reveling riol BETTY SUE FORD Palladian . . . calm and guiescenl . . . Aries . . . brainyibeauly . . . l-li-Y. W an-5 Club. Wm BOBBY FOSTER SANDRA FRAZER LINDA GARRETT I ,fr 9 Band . . . iocund and enioyable . . . lelicilous fel- ow . . . Thealre Guild . . . always obliging. Happy humor . . . Fl-lA Chaplain . . . l-li-Y . . . lilceable and lively . . . French Club. lnvincible induslry . . . Thealre Guild . . . chil-chal . . . JCL . . . genuine and generous. JAMES N. eiu ball squad. Hearly Heighl . . . bus driver . . . reserved and undislurbed . . . unassuming . . . baskel- II7 Q? :Any ' Ti, ', ALENE GEORGE u Handy and helpful . . . auburn 'rresses . . . amiga amable . . . Fuhfre Nurses' Club . . . Jrlwouglnlful Trusrworilwy. CAROLYN GERALD Make-up Club Presidenl . . . smiles, smiles. smiles . . . lceen and kind . . . senorira . . . verirably vibran+. ww W Gw- 'ffffiv DICK GLAZE Aries . . . unlimiled versalilily . . . Senior Class 'mi V Reporrer . . . popular personaliry . . . Golf Club Presidenl . . . 'Fun and friendly. BETTY GRAVES Fl-IA . . . silent serious, and sincere . . . Choir . . . pleasanlly pleasing . . . I-li-Y. 'I Yin D !pW ' SHARON GRAVES ,ww Aries . . . acrive animarion . . . inlelligenr and .WWW f-vi -495 A6 inferesling . . . JCL Slaie Secrelary . . . vividly g versarile. ANN GREEN J Eager enlliusiasr . . . Furure Nurses' Club . . . , M,,..1 ,aff ss : ' . L. s is 51 gleeful glib . . . I-li-Y . . . JCL. by BARBARA ANN eREeoRY ' 455 Cure and courreous . . . l-li-Y . . . Aries . . . bundle Q' y' of brains . . . gifred in gymnasiics. G J JOHNNY HAMMACK -f ' Calm and comperenr . . . Advanced Science ' ' Club . . . fine phonelics . . . Aries. n-'gf -ir 1 1, , ,fr if GEORGE HAWKINS HARDY Choir . . . willing and winning . . . 'Ihespian . special spiril . . . Arl Club. EDDIE HARRINGTON Comical cu+-up . . . Slagecrafl Club . . beaming buddy . . . Ducks . . . full of fun JUNE HARRISON Modesl mode . . . comprehensive capaciIy . . . Mu Alpha Ihela . . . Fulure Nupses' Club . . . blonde and blushing. MARY CAROLE HART Prissy and prim . . . JCI. . . . giddy giggle . . . Thealre Guild . . . blissful blonde. Seniors SENIOR FAVORITES- Mary Louise Abraham and James Brown if MARY LANE HART Eleganf beaufy . . . Choir . . nonsense nafure . . . Safefy Council Reporfer . . . fashion finesse . . . Aries. JOE HARTLEY Valuable chorisfer . . . Secrefary Hi-Y . . esfeemed by all . . . hearfy and happy . . . baseball fan. BILL HEARD Consfanf clown . . . cheer, chaffer, and chaff . . . Band Lieufenanf . . . frolic . . . Dance Band. DOT HEARD Saucy and sprighfly . . . Eufure Nurses' Club . . . merrily musical . . . Nafional lvleril' Semi- finalisf . . . radianf red-head. .lf A I A , ,q sw vpn- '21 fic. Wife 't1 4 JEANNETTE HEGWOOD Lovely fo loolc af . . . cheerleader . . . fremendous- ly falenfed . . . Homecoming maid . . . fesfive and gay. JANE HENDRIX Smarf and smiling . . . Mu Alpha Thefa Secre- fary . . . diligenf doer . . . Advanced Science Club . . . lovely locufion. JOE C. HESS Winning wif . . . Junior Classical League . . . playful ways . . . flashy smile . . . Hof Rod Club. PAULA HILL lSummer Gracluafel Lilceable, loquacious . . . Fufure Nurses' Club . . . gala gal . . . spicy . . . Pep Squad. f 4' W X 1 IW O 1 W J if f ff f W ff J , I A 'QI , 4 I ' - fi: . i f ,. I 1- , ' 3 , -' -V ' 'f '4'Q4, ,, , , If i . . fi Seniors Fair is Ioul. and foul is fair slales wilclwes Norma Ann Price, Nancy Wilcox, and Joann Ballon. ' JIMMY HODGES Provine's loss-Virqinia's gain . . . nonclialanl non- sense . . . Iiglilflwearled lad . . . eyes Jrlwal smile . . . easy-going. PATRICIA HOLLER Sparlcling and special . . . SASC Deleqale . . . lovely and lovable . . . fun personified . . Aries. SANDRA HOXIE Unsurpassed sweelness . . . Ari Club . . . nice and near . . . mild and mannerly . . . Junior Classical League. MARY ELIZABETH HUDSON Capable and considerare . . . Mu Alplwa Tlwela . . . pa+ien+ perseverance . . . Fulure Home- malcers' Presidenl . . . perpelual amiry. 3 I I S, iff Wm? Z iw 'AEK RAY HUTSON Crazy craclcs . . . Gym Club . . . huniing and fish- ing . . . dependable driver . . . waler sporis. IDA SUE INNERARITY ' Commendable cloihes . . . Thealre Guild . . . roving Rambler Reporrer . . . congenial . . . persisieni happiness. GLENN JACOBS Willy wisecraclcs . . . Mu Alpha Theia . . . Quill and scroll Prexy . . . ineviiable success . . . Missis- sippi's lop Naiional Meril Semi-finalisi. BENNY JOHNSON Bashiul buf booming . . . Theaire Guild . . . deiiniiely lun . . . mischief . . . hard io bear. SANDRA JOHNSTON Musical mind . . . Fuiure Nurses' Club . . . fideliiy, oriqinalily, iovialily . . . sui+ably scienlific . . . Band. JOHN PAUL JONES Chivalric charm . . . Slaqecrail . . . Home- room Represeniaiive . . . fancies fun . . . sincere. SANDRA JONES Preily and pleasing . . . Choir . . . mosily merry . . . FHA Vice-Presidenl . . . lovable. MARVIN JORDAN Spiriled sporlsman . . . Mu Alpha Theia . . . plenfiful pep . . . Aries . . . brown-eyed hand- some man. Seniors SENIOR FAVORITES- Bob Bobo and Norma Ann Price. RETTA JUSTICE Favorile for friends . . . Rambler Assisranr Chief . . . pensive and pleasing . . . Junior Red Cross Reporrer . . . clweery clwaiier. CAROLINE KENAMOND Deleciable deb . . . Red Cross Represenrafive . , . sweelly sassy . . . Tlweaire Guild . . . brainy blonde. ANN KENMORE Full of fun . . . Fl-IA Reporier . . . basliiul and becoming bluslri . . . Rambler . . . always a grin. DAVID LANE Favorire friend . . . Aries . . . polileness plus ...l1ear'ry . . . JCL. WM NAN LINDSAY Thealre Guild . . . yankee yal4 . . . Debale Club . . . aclive animarion . . . French Club. JIMMY LINDSEY Sheepish grin . . . Gym Club . . . ably aihlelic . . . girls, girls, girls . . . oh, lor Ihe ouldoors. KAYE MCCARLEY Eull ol Iriendliness and lun . . . Veep ol Mu Alpha Thela . . . conslanlly conversing . . . Aries and Palladian Assisfanl Ediror . . . JCL Treasurer. DERWOOD MCCLURE French enlhusiasr , . . I-Iunling and Fishing Club , . . lileable laziness . . . bus driver . . . wild willicisms. - J I .w V N- if A 24. 'ar gi DEAN LAY Jack-of-all-Trades . . . Band . . . dependable and devoled . . . Red Cross Represenlalive . manners. GEORGE LEE . happy hunler . . . engrossing grin . . . Gym Club. Eiesla and Irolic . . . bus driver . . JIMMY LEE Towering above all . . . Slagecrall Club . . . man of Ihe courl . . . always amiable . . . Spanish Club. SUE LEDYARD Luslrous locks . . . Eulure Nurses' Club nalural niceness . . . sunny . . . I-Ii-Y. , .41 Sl --037' wif AE '24 ...mr A ...ii AQ.. I . ffl' iffl 1,19 1' JA' ., 17 ff' f: -1 ' '97, ,lf W- - ' JOEL McNINCH Mari OT marlc . . . 'lheaTre Guild . . . wealTh oT worTh . . . sheepish grin . . . inTellecTual curiosiTy. LINDA ANN MABUS World Traveler . . . FuTure Nurses' Club individual and ideal . . . French Club . . . indusTrious. FRIEDA MAJORS TheaTre Guild . . . inTellecTual lassie . . . long lovely locks . . . JCL . . . lively laugh, DAVID MARLER Gym Club . . . TleeTTooTed . . . casual chum . . . The silenT Type . . . quiTe a heighT. CHARLES KENNETH McCOY Ram mari . . . VarsiTy Club . . . gaining grin . Red Cross Club . . . priceless pal. RANDALL McDANlEL ConscienTious and calm . . . FuTure Nurses' Club . . . reTlecTively pensive . . . consideraTe . . . SOTT speech. JACKIE MCGEE CheerTul chum . . . Tlair Tor Triendliness . . . ArT Club . . . creaTive craTTsman . . . shy guy. CAMILLE McKNIGHT STerling Triendship . . . YFC worlcer . . . evideriT enThusiasm . . . FuTure Nurses' Club . . . valued vocalisT. 1, , ,r'xiliiii1v '? .din 119' gg... ANNA MAUREJOHN The eyes have if . . . Mu Alpha Tlwela . . . velvel voice . . . virfuous and vilal . . . mild and mannerly. HELEN MAY Lillle and lovely . . . Aries Arlisl . . . cule . . Tlwespian . . . special sparlcle. LARRY MAY Deliberale and darlf . . . Hof Rod Club . . . live- wire . . . car specialisl . . . rambling. BARBARA MAYBERRY Blushing willi bliss . . . I-Ii-Y Secrelary . . placid prelliness . sincerily . . . JCL. Seniors BOBBY MILLER Nolable newcomer . . . lop-nolclw Ienor . . non clwalanl . . . bus driver . . . nappy lnunler. PATRICIA MOAK Genlle and generous . . . Rambler Business Manager.. .gracious ways . . . Fulure Nurses Club. JOYCE MONDELLI Induslrious ingenuily . . . Palladian Edilor . . . lnearl of gold . . . pelile and precious . . . Aries. WENDELL MOORE I-Iiglwly liandsome . . . Sing boy Sing . . Concerl Choir . . . wil and wisecraclcs . . cool cali ff-of Vw 45' Iii! fm 475 ll, in MICHELLE MORRIS Conversalion and converlibles . . . disarming charm . . . Slagecrafl Club . . . flair for fashions . . . Georgian peach. JANET MORTON Perpelual pep . . . Band . . . agilely alrhlelic . . . abundanl animalion . . . Fulure Nurses' Club. Seniors SENIOR FAVORITES- David Wells and Linda Clinlon. BETTY MULLINS Aplly arlislic . . . Thealre Guild . . . diligenl . . . bonnie brunelle . . . Arr Club. PHILLIS MYERS Marvelously musical . . . Mu Alpha Thela . . darkly enchanling . . . Concerl Choir Secre- lary . . . compelenl and charming. TL.,- -N .Anm...A .l ii i l f 46452. . ef 5 5 5 '! m-. CARL WAYNE MYERS Colrlon Candy King . . . Tlnealre Guild . . . besl baskeleer . . . blue-eyed blond . . . T-A-L-L. SHIRLEY NEJAM A u Tri-leller cheerleader . . . sparkle and splrif . . . Homecoming Maid . . . dark-Inaired deliglmlr . . . Safely Council Presidenl. A f i ff.gg,,.::,q1,3. ff ? Yi , EDDIE NELSON Misclwievious manner . . . Tlriealre Guild . . . lanky If l rjf 1-- i ff. . .AKVA J and likeable . . . kiiglw-limes . . . Iwunling, swimming, l CWI iiii ROSEMARY NEY , , Y A - f f Consislenl clnaller . . . Arl Club . . . gala gal y AA V, f l A',AA V zeslful . . . blilrlwe blonde. RONNIE NOLEN Capable Commander . . . Drum Major . . . palienl precision . . . friend of all . . . Tlwespian. R .mm ELIZABETH FRIES OLIVER Ellervescenl . . . Hi-Y . . . cheerful clfiarm . . . Pep Squad , . . beaulrilic: and buoyanl. I JANET OWEN Tiny and lerrilic . . . Arl Club . . . Ilaxen-haired . . . arresling arlisl . . . joking and iolly. RAY PARKMAN Small wonder . . . Golf Club . . . culups and capers , . . life of The parly . . , nonsense. wif: , iiieiiixx . We G ' ' EI . f ig I , jc., V, -'fiffiuf-'i: I ? JIM PARKS ChargeI . . . Mu Alpha Thela . . . genl' from Germany . . . Thealre Guild . . . winning wil. HAROLD' PARTEN Induslrious individualislr . . . Assislanl Edilor Aries . . . inlerminalole Jrease . . . academically able . . . Mu Alpha Thela Veep. BYRD LAMAR PAYNE Quick wil and uiel wa s I'IiY Veep . . '35 YN q y . . . - genuine . . . benevolenf ways . . . Aries. BOB PHILLIPS Courleous and complimenlary . . . Gym Club dding oufdoorsman . . . 'rhoughfful . . . easy- isp' .Q ,. Seniors Mary Elizalivelh Hudson, Ann Clarl Irma Loc Reeves. Ailene George and Peqqx Charnpfn discuss uilh Mrs. I-Iinlon lher Chfislrnas Uri'- ecls. I7C FREDDIE PITTS Dashing, dark and handsome . . . Concerl Choir . . . flir+a+ious friend . . . l-li-Y . . . Spanish Club. ALMA ANN POTTS Elrhereal beaufy . . . Senior Class Secrelary . . . gracious glamour . . . Secreiary of JCL . . . sincere. MARY SUE POUNDERS Agreeable najrure . . . JCI. . . . casual courlesy . . . Sludenlr Gym Direclor . . . lun. JANET POWERS Smiling amiabiliiy . . . Theafre Guild . . amusingly animaled . . . sunny senorifa . . crazy cur-up. NORMA ANN PRICE Ever exuberanlr . . . Aries Edilor . . . darlq beauly . . . Sludenl Council . . . sweelness supreme. BETSY RANKIN Perf prelfiness . . . Safely Council Secrelary . . . seldom serious . . . Thespian . . . spunlcy spiril. JOHNNY RANKIN Masculinely muscular... French Club . . . arlislical- ly inclined . . . Siudy Club . . . classy curl. REBA ANNE RATCLIFF Enduring pep . . . Thealre Guild . . . pin?-size and personable . . . Spanish Club . . . Reba Rc3l'.li I3O 1.41. A 9--. S. f' Qs, 'P . .A 91' OLIVIA JO RAY Amusinqly mirllilul . . . quips and craclss Tliea lre Guild . . . good-nelured Girls Slale JOHNNY READ Care-lree nonclwalance Goll Club Veep . . . booming bass . . lcnave ol nonsense bus driver. IRMA LEE REAVES Genlle and generous . . Mu Alplma Tlwela sliaring and sympallwelic . C EI-IA Veep ROBERT REEVES Dell and dependable Tlwela . . . inlelleclual welcome willingness. JENNIFER REYNOLDS Merry musician . . . Adva cliarm and composure . . lranquil congenialily . . . JCL. SANDRA RUBE Beauly and brains . . JCL sublly willy . . . Advanced Science Club Reporler slylislmly sludious. JOHANN WILLIAM RUSH Musical monlcey-sliines . . , Vice Pres denl Pliolog rapliy Club . . . slmuller bug Mississ pp: Junior Academy ol Science Veep rado reporler SYLVIA SABATINI Amber lwalo , . . Eulure Nurses Club slwares lwer sweelness . composed neal ness and compleleness vnu, 'llwuuww f GENE SCOGGINS Carrol-lop cul-up . . . Advanced Science Club . . . Hmosl nappy hello . . . mir'rl'i and maflw . . pranks and puns. SALLY SHARP Varied virlues . . . Fulrure Nurses Club . . . darlc and daring . . . Pep Squad . . .persuasive NANCY SIGREST Red-headed riol . . . JCL . . . brillianl' brain . high on horses . . . l-li-Y Club. LENNIS SILLS Greal-nalured guy . . . spriglwl sense of humor . . . Gym Club . . . Jrrue-blue . . , aclion wi'tl'i aulos. Seniors SENIOR FAVCRITES- Joe Traylor and Joyce lvlondelli. PHYLLIS SIMPSON Quiel' qualify . . . FHA . . . nalurally nice Girls' I-li-Y . . . Courieous conducl. PATRICIA IPATTII SPAYD Spicy eyes . . . Girls' I-li-Y . . . Fulure Nurses' Club . . . inleresling Jrraveler . . . Advanced Science Club. DORIS SPEED Blonde and bland . . . Fulure Nurses' Club . . slerling qualilies . . . ready smile . . . courfeous. FREDDIE STEPHENS Rosy cheelced and cheery . . . Arr Club . . high spirifed . . . fesfival . . . Thespian. Seniors CAROLYN STIGLETS l.eJr's have a parIy . . . friends and fun . . Concerl Choir . . . gaiely . . . Girls' Ensemble. KEN STORIE Vibranl voice . . . I-Iunling and Fishing . . Choir . . . amafeur radio . . . polileness per- sonified. PHYLLIS STRICKLIN Sweefly silenf . . . Fu+ure Nurses' Club . . . a periecl lady . . . superior seamslress . . . genleel and re- fined. I KAY SULLIVAN Soffspolcen arlisi . . . Mu Alpha Theia . . . Tifian haired . . . Ari Club . . . genuine and generous. .. .Sqn W4 -M, i,,,f?'fi' ' f 9, an , 5, , 4 xx , , , A Q X ii 55.9 ' :ff G' rl , ,K is. 'V 4 Q is , M ,4 I Q ei, rs Q X ,, 5 4142+ Wfs, 'N- X, ,. if 5' 'e. ' ' Wg . A .5-,Al, '- ,',-'a.- M V i -.Q Bl Wl9 fg ii I by f NANCY THOMAS Placid poise . . . Tlieafre Guild . . . dainfy . . . cinnamon eyes . . . ease and efiqueffe. WAYNE THOMAS Hof Rod auflworify . . . Gym Club . . . slcims on slqisl. . . pinf-sized dynamife . . . playful ways. DAVID THOMPSON Tip-foe fall . . . Advanced Science Club . . obliging and amiable . . . Safefy Council . . gracious grin. LARRY THOMPSON Always agreeable . . . Hunfing and Fisliing Club . . . adepf af sporfs . . .irlwyflwm in Iwis feef . . . nappy lwunfer. MARY JO SULLIVAN I Seasoned wiflw sweefness . . . Fufure Nurses' Club . . . fawny fresses . . . demure . . . slwyly appealing. RONIE SUMRALL ISummer Graduafel Exfra exfroverf . . . uproarous fun . . . Gym Club . . . car crazy . . . a mile of smile. ANN TAGUE Serene . . . Mu Alplwa Tlwefa . . . delicafe beaufy . . . Homeroom Secrefary . . . Girls' Hi-Y. MIKE THAMES Handsome and flien some . . . Tlieafre Guild . . . brillianf baseball . . . perennial popularify . . . flair for fun and friendliness. in JOE TRAYLOR Dynamic . . . Llllle exuberaml exrroverl l-li-Y Prexy. JANE TUCKER Lovely lashes . nalrural and meal beammq Cl. ROBERT UPCHURCH A Real Ram . . . Semor Cla 5 Presrdenl wluole some and handsome SludenlCour1csl cemler of Tlwirwqs. TOMMY WARREN Clweerlul clmublomess Gym Club us driver . . . Crazy Clwemusl Tom lerrrllc 'MF 2,41 wt' Qi-menu ffm 'fr' DAVID WATKINS l'lear+y lie-man . . . resolule and reserved . . . Alrlwlelic Club . . . spolrliglril sporlsman . . . slrurdy. BONNIE JEAN WATT Adepl dancer . . . Eulure Nurses' Club . . . mellow mirlli . . . sunny . . . Library Assislanlr. BARBARA WEAVER Cordial and polile . . . JCL . . . accornodaling ways . . . Eulure Nurses' Club . . . I-Ii-Y. VICKYE BOTELER WEBB Relresliing spiril . . . Band . . . deliglwllul darling . . . Eulure Nurses' Club. . . uproarous ILID. Seniors BILLIE WELCH Aullienlic a'rl'ileIe . . . raclceI squad . . . merry madcap . . . Hi-Y . . . lun and Iriendsliip. DAVID WELLS Friendly Iavorilre . . . Sludenl Council . . . policy of polileness . . .JCL Veep . . . genleel genlleman. BILL WESTLING , --'H ,f Eealured fellow . . . gracious and grand . . ff A I-Iunling and Fishing Club . . . winsome grin . MVK mannered and mobile. -'WMI' NANCY WILCOX Special spiril . . . Veep of Ar+ Club . . . creamy complexion . . . Pallaclian . . . merry miss. i ' - -- rg... .i..u.x::-.Q -.U . . . , EDDIE WILLIAMS Tremendous Irumpefeer . . . 'ISmoIy'I . . . Band Cap+aIn . . . Slrudenr CouncII . . . Iaugis and Iasses. GLENN WILLIAMS Spods speciaIIs+ . . . WH and wlsecracks . . , Gym CIub . . . Iiyely Iaugnfer . . . means for merrimenf. ROBERT WILLIAMS Easy Io Icnow . . . Afhlefic Club . . . IIee+ Ioo+ed . . . unfeiqned Iealfy . . . genIIeman's diqniry. SANDRA WINDERS CI'1ocoIaIe eyes . . . Tneafre Gund . . . pIenIy of pulcnrifude . . . dreamy . . . unsurpassed swee+ness. Seniors SENIOR FAVORITES- Mike Thames and SI1irIey Nelam. IB7 K ,Wm f Au, lolnnny l-lamm V F decorale a ca lo lb aclc and Barbara Mayberry e Homecoming parade. NANCY WINSTEAD Musically minded . . . Band Corporal . . . lirlle and lilceable . . . Fulure Nurses' Club . . , forever friendly. BRENDA YATES Quiel sinceriry . Library Assisfanl . . . domeslic . . . French Club . . . gypsy eyes. MARY KATHERINE YEATES Amiable allrilucle . . . Fulure l-lomernalrers of Amer- ica . . . quierness . . . JCL . nance. . . composed counle- w 187595 1lf 4Y Most lnfellecfual These eighf seniors rank +op, scholasiically, in Hue class of l96O. STANDING: Glenn Jacobs FIRST ROW. Harold Parfe , Ph II' M K M C I . ' n y as yers, aye c ar ey, Sharon Graves. SECOND ROW: Jane Hendrix, Irma Lee Reeves. BACK ROW: Sonny Payne. IQO JUNIORS Junior Class Officers: President Frank Parsons: Vice-President Sandra Neiam: Secrefary, Ginny M Bll Ib Cole: Reporfer, Elaine Boyelfei Sponsor, r, i y r y. Filler a summer of many and varied aclrivilies, you relurned lo Provine for your sec- ond year of high school life. You fell somewhal bigger and more imporlanl lhan you did as Sophomores, and righllully so, for lhis year you were Juniors. As lime passed, and, aller ordering class rings, preparing for scholarship lesis, and working on lhe Junior-Senior Prom, you realized Jrhe purpose ol lhis year. H was a year ol preparalion and ol lraining for Jrhe enormous Jraslc of becoming lhe leaders of your school. Juniors WILLI RUTI-I ADAMS Tiiian Iresses . . . Y-Teens . . . novel nalure FRANK ALBRITTON Lilceable livewire . . . Gym Club. . .agile and aciive WAYNE ALBRITTON Arsenic and Old Lace . . . dancer of dislincfion . . . varsiiy club CHARLES ALLEN Golf Club . ..l1apy-go-luClcy...Jrennis BILLY ANDERSON I-Iunling and Eisliing Club . . . lun-loving Iellow . . . friendly I-IAMILL ANDERSON Boys' I-Ii-Y. . .amiable and agreeable . . .JCL CAROLYN ARNOLD Laiin Club Secreiary . . . piquanlly preiiy . . I-Ii-Y GLORIA BAECI-IER Debaie Club . . . darlc lwaired and debonair I-Ii-Y DICK BARNES Mu Alplwa Tlwela . . . sliininq sincerily . . . Aries Junior Ediior DIANE BARNETT Homeroom Veep . , . cule, clever, and candid . . . Safely Council JIMMY BARRETT Darlc and dashing . . . Gym Club . . handsome EVELYN BARRON Conceri Choir . . . inrellecrually inclined . . . Mu Alplwa Tlwela ETI-IEL BEASLEY 1 Eulure Nurses . . . conslani capers . ,K Library Assislanf cARLos RAY BEeLEY L T S Mild-mannered . . . I-Iunling and Eisliing I B Club . . . Genuine oenileman l 'I ,401 I 49' 4 'Hu E140-'4 'WW W' f'3'l new-.5 A.. LA 176 Wu., 'PX 8- Xi X 'V xx 5-nv-Y i, I Q I Inj' : WWSPHQ, I . -:,v I' Q xg: ,W I wr I f , , , A 3, ,265 I If I u , -45 ' f sw M1179 ff f ff' A I? y ELAINE BQYETTE Junior Class Reporler . . . warmly winning . . . allernale cheerleader DIXIE BRADLEY Clioir. .a Dixie Darling ...pep squad JERRI BRANSCUM Pep Squad ...very vivacious . . . Y-Teens SANDRA BRQADECDOT Lalin Class Prexy . . . arresling and arlislic . . . Eulure Nurses NOLAN BRQOKS Manager ol baseball Ieam . . . flavored willw lun . . . I-lol Rod Club NICK BULLARD Varsily Club . . . ever-Iwinlcling eyes . . . loolball learn GALE BURKE Arl Club . . . ever enlbusiaslic . , . Lalin Class Vice-Presidenl JUNE BLIRKETT Junior Lieulenanl ol Pep Squad . . . pleas- anl and perl . . , YfTeens JACKIE BURNETT JCI. . . . peacelul personalily . . . Y-Teens I42 RICI-IARD BENNETT A man's rnan . . . I IoI Rod Club Prexy . . . ricli reserves DIANE BENSON I-lead Maiorelle . . . Ialenled Iwirler . . . Eulure Nurses JERRY BLACK Baslcelball varsily . . . gusly gaiely . . . loolball Ieam SONNY BLACK l'IearIy happiness . . . Slage Crall . . .eager energy Juniors FENTRESS BOONE Sludenl Council . . . laudable leader . . .Aries LESTER BOURNE Eoolball Ieam . . . ardenl allilele . . . I-lomeroom Prexy f.. .MJMW Q I . f gif I i a, I sos. 'OJ ffm i Eoolball Ieam . . . greal goodloolcs . . . Sludenl Council JACKIE CALHOUN Euiure Nurses . . . soflr spolcen . . .JCL PATSY CARLISLE ELLIS BYERS u.: 4 N-.-.I - wi , Uli- Eair-Iealured . . . Eu+ure Nurses Club . . . lady- Iilce GLENDA CARTER JCL. . . merryrnaid . . . Mu Alplwa Tlwela DAVID CI-IANNELL 'Um Eoofball Ieam . . . Iwearly Iwuskiness . . . sporls KELLY ANNE CI-IESSER Rambler slalf . . . peppy paclcage . . . I-Ii-Y .4-W BILLY CLAY Gay blade . . . Plwolograplny Club . . glad guy JERRY COCKRELL Band officer . . . priceless pranlcsler . Ioolball Team GINNY COLE Junior Class Secrelary . . . lovely and lov , able . . . Aries PEARLIE CQQK Tlwealre Guild . . . gaiely galore... I-Ii-Y WZ, ,P 1 Y BOBBY CQX I U Clioir . . . lull of lun . . . I-Iunling ann Eislwing Club ALBERT DAI-IDUI-I Candid cliaracler . . . I-Iunling and Eislw ing Club . . . always aslonislwing 7 ROBERT DANIEL IJv16iLAIpIwa Tlwela . . . unigue Iwurnorisl . . Q ' m e . f as , - X ERNESTINE DAVIS Ivlaiorelle . . , deliglwliully-disposilionec 'N ' J ' ' . . . Y-Teens u . Q so CAROLYN DEAN Eulure Nurses . . . posilive personalify , , , TSA JCI- - Z f H A-amy! QL fs, W? gl.. . f ff 'Zn .gui if 'Z 5 ' 1 5 if if z Juniors JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES . . . Bob Bailey and Belly Johnson HAPPY DEAS Hol Rod Club... Happy ...Mu Alpha Thela MIRIAM DENHAM Safely Council . . . merrily musical . . . Eulure Nurses' Club Whey Ztfi , ,f f DRENNAN DOBBS, JR. Secreiary of I-Ioi Rod Club . . . aion energy . . . JCL SCOTTY DORMAN Varsily Club . . . laughing and Ioafing . Ioolball Ieam LUTI-'IER DOVE Safely Council . . . iolly iesfer . . . JC BOBBIE JEAN DOZIER Eulure Nurses Club . . . conlenled counl nance . . . Hi-Y MARY ELLEN DRANE Advanced Science Club . . . inleresii individual . . . JCL DAN EAGER Noliceably nice . . . Hof Rod Club . pricelessly pleasanl MARY ELLEN EDWARDS ' Ar'r Club . . . Iranguil Iemperarnenl . I JCL ELIZABETH EIDSON Hi-Y . . . spirired scholar. . . Speech CII MARTI ESTESS The-alre Guild . . . beaulilul brown eyes. Pallaclian . . . Fulure Nurses Club CAROLYN EAUST Clwoir . . . lyrical lass . . . Junior Red Cross Repre- senlalive BEBE FERGUSON lvlu Alplia Tlwela . . . sliilllul scliolar . . . Advanced Science Club GARY FOX Vice-Presidenl ol Safely Council . . . friendly liavorile . . . Pallaclian GINNY ERIERSGN Eulure Nurses . . . cliic soplwislicale . . . JCL PEGGY GAMBRELL Slage Crall Club . . . smarl slyles . . . besl dressed FRANCES GARRETT JCL. . . clwalrering cbum . . . Sludy Club PEGGY GEORGE Slage Crall Club . . . spicy spirils . . Secrelary of Horneroorn wwf! I V' :WW 5 in W7 I BOBBI GILLEY Junior Red Cross Represenlalive playful pixie . . . Glee Club ROBERT GGULD Band . . . inquisiliye . . . slrully wallc BETSY GRANTHAM Hi-Y . . . cryslal clwaracler . . . Y-Teens ROBERTA GRAVELY Y-Teens . . . enrerraining escapades . Pep Squad Sl-IERRY GREGORY Rambler slall . . . willy wriler . . . Tlmearre Guild JK ADAH GRENN E l Band maiorelre . . . prelry prancer Y-Teens GAYLE GRESHAM Eulure Nurses Club . . . lauglfis and loolcs . . . l-li-Y 'Vx GAIL GU LLETTE Fulure Nurses. . .auburn lwaired and aslule ,fyfei 4 ,gm ,,,v. W , gg 5211 f 2 I lf, C' Q My , .figs ,, gvxr 1 .GQ 4'?Nw'r ! f-fn, .,.. Q, V H Y X p L M , . X t x .MSA ., ix K , ' ' ' ' if ' ' E S Q :Q Q ix? R 1 r 4 .N .... -'P Ngi Q . .L MV.. , :tu - y 1. -1 V ry' 4 ,.-.I sw, GEORGE GUTI-IRIE Brown eyed handsome man . . . Gym Club . . algebra enfhusiasf PEGGY HAILES Sfage Craff Club . . .gala gal... Hi-Y LINDA HALL Rambler sfaff . . . refreshingly feminine . . . Eufure Nurses Club RICHARD HAMILTON Gym Club. . .a daring demeanor. . .JCL Juniors I NEEDRA HAMMOND Science Club. . .singular speech . . .JCL , BUTCH HARMS I Eoofball feam . . . affable affifude . . . Varsify Club I A my I 5? Q , A L I S 2 4 4? I , - ' I Q if I I ' I ,J I fm -Q, ...M A 4 f. ' Ak, ,f CLYDE HARRIS Gym Club. . .lanky and lean . . .JCL EAYE HARRIS Library assisfanf . . . spirifed soprano . choir CATHERINE HARRISON Eufure Nurses . . . modesf maid . . . Pe Squad PAT HARRISON Sfage Craff Club . . . perpefually pep . . . Hi-Y PAM HARTLEY Eufure Nurses. . . surely sweef . . . Hi-Y IRA HARVEY Hunfing and Fishing Club . . . greaf go nafure . . . JCL BUDDY HARWELL Dance Band Club . . . handful of hilai . . . Band ROBERT I-IAUBERG Arsenic and Old Lace . . . infellecf e ideals . . . Mu Alpha Thefa SANDRA HAWK Junior Red Cross . . . favored wifh felic . . . Y-Teens Reoresenfafive , xg.,-: I. Y Y A H Iffyuiff V ,, V ir 31, 3 V A ,viii , KATIE HESTER Y-Teen Presidenl . . . saucy songslress . . . Clwoir JANE HICKMAN Tlwealer Guild , . . courieous end creamy complexioned . . .JCL ROBERTA HICKIVIAN Arf Club . . . sillcen slcin . . . Pep Sgaud HAROLD HODGES Band , , . embilious and aleri . . . Hof Rod Club BOBBYE HOLLINGSWORTH Hi-Y . . . sincerily of smile . . . Y-Teens JOAN HOWELL Safely Council . . . giddy giggles . . Science Club CONNIE HUDSON JCL . . . gleelul grin . . . Eulure Nurses DON HUGHES Big build . . . Hoi Rod Club. . . solid and slurdy RONNIE HUGHES Varsily Club . . . lwandsome and lwuslcy . . . lellered in foolball and lraclc BILLY I-IAWKINS Jus+ nalurally nice . . . Gym Club . . . sponlaneous smile MALCOLM HEARD Mu Alplwa Tliela . . . very versalile . . . Ouill and Scroll CAROLYN SUE HEBERI Coquellisli capers . . . Tlieeler Guild . . . allracliye DIANE HEDERI Y-Teens . . . brunelle beeuly . . . Hi-Y BARBARA HENDERSON Slege Crell . . . Merry Miss . . .JCL EDWIN HENDERSON Siege Crell Club . . . eye for eleclronics . . . Hi-Y , is 1 3 W' 'W QWWV l 'K ' gs . if wir ' l A 'U' 'V Treasurer OI Lalin Class 'Www-I X er 92-I Y 'W u-4 SYLVIA I-IURST Aries . . . sweelness and sincerily . . . Secrelary- LINDA JACKSON COncer'rCl1Oir. . . clmeeriul-clnarming . . . I-Ii-Y Juniors JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES . . . Sandra Neiam and Don Renegar. DAVID JENKINS I-Iunlinq and Fislninq Club . . . api' arl . . . carloonisl JANI ANN JENNINOS Pep Squad . . . cule coqueiie . . .Y-Teer BETTY JOHNSON Cheerleader . . . blissful beauly . . , Juni Homecoming Maid .,, l W 5 1- rf iia ' A ' ' BOWEN JOHNSON 1 Science Clubs of America . . . exlra- M LARRY JOHNSON if , irr' f Gym Club . . . ever earnesl . . . Scier WW! Clubs OI America I in ,,,, c. ' K LEWIS KEARNEY Foolball . . . nice Io lcnow . . . JCL Jar ,- 4 ' ff'-Ql'g3wNgY , . DUN KEITH ' J 7 5,5 i Y, - 'Q Vivi 'irii Blond Don . . . Gym Club . . . amiable g M Vc-Ti JIMMY KEITH ,, .f ' J ,Q V. - Varsiiy Club . . . carnival of cul'-ups . gf' J 6 S' , 3' if ioolball Ieam ' -f fi 1r-Z I . JERRYE KAY KENNEDY li EVJ- '.,J J' I-Ii-Y . . . finely feminine . . . Tlneaier GL Q JEANETTE KING Mu Alpha Thela . . . induslrious endeavors I-Ii-Y GYLNN KITCI-IENS l-lol Rod Club.. .cavorling comrade.. . l-li-Y ANN LACI-IINA Eulure Nurses Club . . . delighllul disposilion . . JCL BILL LAMB Mu Alpha Thela . . . powerful pianisl . . . Band Sl-IERRY LEA Presidenl Arl Club . . . dancing dimples . . . Pep Squad BOB LEDBETTER lvlu Alpha 'l'heI'a . . . enlivening inlellecl . vanced Science Club NORMA LEIVIMONS Band corporal . . . Soulhern charm . . Eulure Nurses Club l-IELEN REBECCA LEONARD I-lomeroom reporler . . . cameo complexion .. .member of lennis Ieam VIROIL LEONARD JCL . . . happily hearly . , . l-lunling and Eishing Club OARNER LESTER lvlu Alpha Thela . . . guile a crooner . Dance Band LYNDA LEWIS Mu Alpha Thela . . . blilhe and blond . . . I-li-Y MARY FAITI-I LEWIS Prelly and pelile . . . Eulure Nurses Club . . . enviable eyes ANN LIEB ..Ad- -,ff 4 . A AUX A A L is All ls M. ff' Q, - v . Q I Q., .v 523-' L .,?,.:f. , . if 'Q-J,,,7 El .1 , mf Q wffw--f it, .- 1 N MII? 4-365' 1, map -Q.-.au Eulure Nurses . . . an angel unaware . . . I-li-Y TERRI LOCKI-IART Zesl and zip . . . Thealer Guild . . .darling ducldail CAROL LOTT JCL . . . charming cha'r+er . . . I-li-Y xx ,is sp .S Q 1 L 'I I i I A wg t 5 I4 4 ,wi JERLYNNE LOTT Concerl Choir . . . flower Iresh . . . Mu H6 Alpha TheI'a ALAN LOWE Conslanlly carefree . . . Gym Club . . nimble and nice DONNA LOWERY Eulure Nurses . . . Iaifhlul Iriend . . . I-Ii-Y DIANNE McCLAIN Spanish Club . . . lillle and lovely . . Thealer Guild DIANE McDUEE I-Ii-Y . . . blue-eyed and buoyanl . . Eulure Nurses ARTIE McGUEEEY, JR. Mu Alpha Thelra . . I smarl and smoolh . .. JCL AMANDA McMAI-ION Mu Alpha Thela , . . exuberanl and erudife . . . Thealer Guild Rresidenl JIMMY MQNAIR Eisllul ol fun . . ,Gym Club . . . specially , sporlrive GEORGE McNINCI-I Scienlifically sparlced . . . Science Club . . . individualisl f 1? i f X ! ,, MARGARET MARASCALCO Mu Alpha Thela . . . aclive and aflracliye . Eulure Nurses BILLY MARTIN ,. Varsilry Club . . . dynamic and dashing . . . slciing specialisl JOI-IN MARTIN Choir. . . sprighlrly spiriled ...Gym Club PATRICIA MARTIN I-Ii-Y . . . perl pair . . . Eulrure Nurses Club Juniors Wsmzf' LEVIE JANE MASI-IBLIRN I-li-Y . . . polile and pleasanf . . . Y-Teens JIM MEGGINSON Mu Alpha Thela . . . earnesl endeavors . . . I-Ii-Y .vi.vixi.i ivill.l.Ik7l'XIY Calrnly capable . . . Gym Club . . . re- served MERRILYN MITCHELL Slage Cralfl Club . . . 'roppled Iiclcle-box ...I-Ii-Y TOMMY MITCHELL Blue-eyed boy . . . Gym Club . . . free and easy SANDRA MOAK Eulure Nurses Club.. .unassuming and un- allecled . . . JCL BOBBY MOORE Jokes and iollily . . . Gym Club . . pranlcsler LINDA MOORE I-lomernalcinq Club . . . enviable eyes . . Journalism Reporler PAT MOORE Eoolball learn . . . darlc and Iiandsome . . . baseball CAROLYINI IVIORLAINI Ari Club . . . long, lovely Ioclcs . . . I-Ii-Y MARILYN MOSES Science Clubs of America . . . wilrly and well-versed . .'. Mu Alpha Tliela its KS uv' 915.17 fx: 'W ,,anih- fm 'gf 137' PAULETTE MUNDY I-Ii-Y . . . Iiglnl-bearled and Iillle . . .JCL EIVIILE NASSAR Mu Alplna Tlwela . . . oplimislic and open-Iwearled . . . Advanced Science Club SANDRA NEJAM Clweerleader . . . endeared Io everyone . . . Junior Class Vice-Presidenl' CAROL NELL Eulure Nurses Club . . . coppery curls . . . I-Ii-Y NQQ I I . ' CHARLES RAY Nix 'ii Dance Band ...crazy cbaracler . . . band Irumpeler If I My 1 muon noizswoizwv IN. 4 IQ 'I 5 Gym Club . . . good-Ioolcinq guy .. .Science Clubs -I if ol America y :si ALERED lBUDl GDGM Lively larls . . .Gym Club . . . red liaired , CHARLES ODUM Gym Club . . . Jrall Jrrombonisr . . . Science Club JANET GAYLE OWENS Glee Club . . . slender and srylisli . . I Ari Club l l PATSY OWENS Q Eulure Nurses , . . diminurive darling . . . ly JC I wiuom owems l-lunling and Eislwing Club . . . silenl' and 1 serious. . . Band T MARILYN PAGE SE Tlwearer Guild . . . a mild manner. . . Pep Il Squad BARBARA PARKMAN A Eurure Nurses Club. . .vim and vigor. . Hi-Y FRANK PARSONS i Presidenf of Junior Class . . . oulsianding and oplimislic . . . leirered in lraclc l RONNIE PASSONS 'W' Clwocolaie eyes . . . Gym Club . , . dif- ferenf demeanor l l ll JAUN PENNINGTON Unrufifled and unassuming . . . Gym Club . . , lowering I is SANDRA KAYE PHILLIPS Tliearer Guild . . . srrilcing smile... Pep Squad Pl il il i! l MARGARET POLK Eulrure Nurses. . .quainlly quie1',..Spanisli PEGGY PROEEER l'li-Y . . . lilling lauglw . . . Eurure Nurses NANCY READ Much merrimenl . . . Slage Crafl' . . . small spe- cially PATSY REED Fufure Nurses. . .quier qualify . . . Hi-Y I52 m 44 Az: mtv Ugg-V ,Ta .Eiga E S A wwf? I if 5 w4 'X,, f ? , ! Z ?'i ,f , .z,,f. ' -V x 1 2 W 2 aff? Al, ff , 1 ff, ff .,Q..,,,,,.A..,. y 4 4, W l ,C Z ff CAROL REEVES Mu Alplna Tlwela . . . admired by all . . l-lorneroorn Vice-Presidennl DON RENECSAR Varsily . . . conslanl cordialily . , . Home- room Pre-xy SKIPPY REYNOLDS Hel Rod Club . . . unanlicipaled anlics . . . JCL BILLY ROBERSON Rranlcs a plenly . . . Oym Club . , . clwunlcy enum JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES . . Ginny Cole and Erank Parsons PATSY ROBERTS Presidenl of Tennis Club . . . scads OT sclwool spiril . . . Safely Council BETSY ROSS l-lomeroom Reporler , . . blue-eyed blond . . . Tlwealer Guild IRMA JO RUBE Brislc and bli+l1e...Y-Teens...lilces +0 laugli Juniors Cl-lUCK RUMEELT Rambler . . . Sporls Edilor . . . lwappy-lwearled . . . Plwoloqraplfiy Club WILLIAM RUSSELL l'lo+ Rod Club . . . lively larlcs . . . l-li-Y Q' S -fl ' MARIE SANDERS TY M l'labi+ual happiness . . . Slage Crall . . . admirable A fx Q allire T ' ANN SASSER -,f A L Small in size . . . Eulure Nurses Club. .. blyllwe ' . 'Sv' L,,1.'f .5 fa L LQ! SATL UAT ISL I53 - A I ,Q . gf -I lf, r? WILLIAM SAUM Mu Alpha Thelra . . . wry wil . . . Arsenic and Old Lace . . . RANDY SAWYER RAMBLER . . . undislurbed disposirion . I-Iunling and Fishing Club BARBARA LYNNE SCI-IMIDT Science Club . . . Icnaclc Tor Icnowledge . . . JCL H-QMS' JIMMY SCOOGINS Band . . . hospilable and helpful . . Pholography Club DANNY SCOTT Shorl, darlc, and handsome . . . Gym Club . . . IasIing Iiveliness SIDNEY SI-IAW Tennis Club , . . inlelligenl and inIeresIed . . . Science CIub SEQ 'iii DON SHQQK ar. ,. ..., .A -AAAAH rn, , ,A Choir . . . amicable alrlrribules . . . Gym I c': ' 4 V Club 49 , i CAROL ANN SLAUGI-ITER I y ' , , I ,K Choir.. .genlle gender . . . Glee Club I I it f ,.'i I ,I cHARLEs SMITH ' -A Science Club . . . gualily of guielness W JCL JON DAVID SMITH Palladian . . . forever friendly . . . Presidenr of in sf M French Class QF..-ff PATRICIA SMITI-I I-Ii-Y . . .merry mischief-malcer . . . Sfage Crafl TOM SPAYD Mu Alpha The-Ia . . . carrofy crew cuI' . . . Ad- vanced Science Club JOANNE SPRUNGER Eufure Nurses Club . . . sIerIing sfandards . . I-Ii-Y JACK STEELE I-Iomeroorn Reporlrer . . . genial good-nalrure . Gym Club Wa-v Dapper chap.. .Gym CIub . . .amusing gy gag ,y JIMMY STEVENS hw. mf' ' ,M ffififf Q.. W y ,.,,, X , ,, f ,yas EDDIE SWEEN EY Leisurely language . . . Secrelary ol Goll Club . . . carelree TOMMY TANN Tennis Club. . .moslly miscl1ievous...lennis Juniors Some lugilives from Plwysics class clemonslrale aerodynamics - Bob Ledbeller, Bebe Ferguson, Roger Knapp, and Carol Reeves I I5 I f r A iv' A ' ,iis X 'Fl s' . GERALD STEWART Clown in llwe classroom . . . Gym Club. . always aclive JAMES STOKES Band corporal . . . lwinlcling lease . . . l'lo Rod Club EDDIE STRAI-IAN Pliolograplwy Club . . . lively lad . . .JCL MARILYN STRAIN Bancl . . . gracious ancl gay . . . Eulure Nurses Club KAY STRICKLAND Glee Club . . . seasoned wil'l'i sincerily . . , I-li-Y CARROLL STRCDUD Gym Club . . . mallwemalically-minclecl . . . aplly ambilious CLIFTON G. STURDIVANT I-lunling and Eislwing . . . conslanlly com- panionable , . .JCL DOUGLAS SULLIVAN Clwoir . . .lop nolclw lenor . . . Band JUDITI-I SURLES Newcomer lrom Alabama . . . JCL . . pelile prelliness . W , ,. , . 1, if 'Va ' an i '5 -9 ff 1 I al ' has Aff jig, 'Z' qy .aff V , if f? L A L. A ,V VY, -.4 ,Lf WW? , T , 6 fu W, f 1 ' fm ff LYNN TAYLOR Rambler . . . deliglwliul deb . . . Tlrieaier Guild LINDA THOMPSON Eulure Nurses Club . . . friend in deed . . . l-li-Y PERLA ANNE THOMPSON Y-Teen . . . Troliclrsome iraulein . . . l-li-Y LORAINNE THOMPSON Y-Teens . . . duify dandy.. . l-li-Y DONALD THORNTON Hoi Rod Club . . . daslw of daring . . singular sl'yle LARRY TOWNSEND Foolball 'ream . . . placid and personable . . . Gym Club i,,, DAVEY TucKER Gym Club . . . casually cordial . . . cule Rf-xci-IEL TucKER l'li-Y . . . congenial and carefree . j Eulure Nurses ii., 41 ' ,f f' f , , , f' I MZ , , f, 5 ., if f cf fi wg, ' P ' .fl mffw . A ' X! fl I ff Z f , wwf , f W , Y' ' ff NANcY usrw Z ff Z l ,WY ' MV! ff' f ff Q , f ,o wwf 4 X ww my , f 2 ff fa, f 1 f I X ff W ' f T' Bubbling belle . . . Slage Crafr . . . con A slanl conversalionalisl' JOHN VANDERSLICE Plwolograpliy Club . . . voluble vilalily . . 'fu C MARTHA VAN ZANT T Safely Council . . . perseverinq personaliiy . . . siudy Club , 5 'J 4 Til . 6, Z I n QW' V my 'api cz! ALLEN VEST Tennis-Jralenled . . . Lafin Class Vice- Presi- denl' . . .Tennis Club GENE VINSON Baseball lelferman . . . conlinuous culr-up . . . 'rraclc learn JOE VINSON Dance Band Club . . . capricious capers . . . cavorf- inq clwaracler MIKE WADE Eff if-A Choir Club. . . breezy beau . . . smarf and suave 'I U. f yi DAN WALKER Choir . . . rollicking rogue . . . l-li-Y Gym . . . aclive aH'ribu+es . . . Gym Club SIyIisI1 and slender . . . Y-Teens . . . de- Iiglnhful dancer Pep Squad . , . compIacen+ and calm . . . Euiure Nurses SiIen'rIy ceIes'riaI . . . ample abiliiy . . delicale dimples Loads oi Iauglws . . . Secrefary of Gym Club... Pep Squad . . .gay gab . . . I-Ii-Y Band . . . reiicenl' red-head . . . ingenuily Clwoir . . .dazzling dresser. . . Glee Club BARBARA WI-IYTE Mu AIpI'1a The-Ia . . . Iops in Tennis . . Tennis Club Veep qui rw VVALIXULJ 'fag' ull! PEGGY WARD KAY WATKINS SYLVIA WATKI NS JAMES WATTS willy wisecraclcs SUE WEBB BETTY WI-IITE GLORIA WI-IITE NORMA WILCOX I , ' Twinlcling eyes . . . Repor+er of Arl Club ' ,f V. .i si I ' I 'li V31 fee ' Q u ' :dl ff' , EV , lf' UU' L:- 4f.vf f ' 1 : ., -1,.: ,W ,I ' f fi? 4' fi , , 'Q , N 4 4 -,ff 1 My ,. g' s i I . . . laughing lassie . 'i 'Z' SANDRA WILLARD I lj ,V., - Mu Alplwa Tlwela . . . pony-I'aiIed' pixie . y az, yn 0 Tennis Club THOMAS WILLIAMS ,g,i , llgg W Calm and composed . . . Gym Club . . . I' persevering ' A. Juniors LEE WILLOUGI-IBY S+uden+ Council . . . personalily personified . . . I-Iomeroom Presidenlr DENNIS WILSON Towering I-IeigI1+ . . . band . . . baslcelrball Ie+Ter- I'TI5I'l BARBARA WORLEY Eufure Nurses. . .sunny smile... I-Ii-Y CAROLE YOUNG Y-Teen Reporier . . . Iascinalingly fair . . . Pe Squad 'Nb M I I 'ins' , . ws ' ' , y me 51, J Xr ':07 gf' I .,i f imxrs, , ,-es X s 40 - an Ik. 1.4 - sl-5 ,fi SOPHOM ORES Sieve Sanders, president Dusly Rhodes, Vice-President Libby Byers, Secrefary-Treasurer: Pam ' R T M L L S IGH, SPOT' SFI FS. U SS, POUSOF. You fell imporlanr because you were Jrhe larqesr class in Provine's hisrory. Yer you had lo keep reminding yourself of lhe iacl as you pushed and shoved Jrhrough rhe maze of hallways, more oiren los+ lhan nor. Soon you became eirher seasoned or numb, and you knew Thar you belonged. As you enrered rhe school acriviries wirh arden+ enrhusiasm. each momenr sped by a+ a furious pace. Before you could slow down and lhinlc, if was over. You were on lhe Threshold of an even be+'rer year. Wir Q ,M B . '77 fs a , A v A A ' N ix FW?-,QQ Q . E ' ' -sf www., ' '41 as Q N fi. . f , - .. Wi? iw 4 N 2' f ,f 'Eff S .2 2, 5 ff g V v 'f' Yf ' Q 'ff fmHi'V' 4t? L-f f f - ' 42, -new -' W? ' 'v?7' J? 'T' ' B. if 4 f qf4',.aWzz-ff V , .Q kg: .gg kfy. -, 7 f 4' ' 1 If f ' fx. IMP' JY' w, Z J' I 1 f' 1.?Zf '4 , 7 fqg, ' H, I 1 f 5 77 ' i 1 157 gif 9 1 jf? f Q, -,K 5 fd? f V W 'W '14 Q , uf . 4.2, f ,. if .B ,252 7 Sophomores ww- V .Mem A, ' A ,A ,A ,, U 1 I' 2 9 ' W' X I., :V G 1, s K . , . I K sf. L K I ry, um. V , .g f 1.7 , A . ' ' .V i Q . It Mi WW i ee' Ann Addliison Mary Tom Alexander Bobby Anderson P. K. Anderson Sue Anderson Vincenl Anderson Billy Arledge Edgar Armslrong Jean Arrnslrong Caroline Arnold Sonny Aslwley Linda Aslwworlln Lilla Allcinson Donna Bailey Billy Ball Benl'on Ballard Donna Sue Barlield Janie Barre++ Elaine Bales Daniel Beasley Plwilip Bellew Torn Benlce Lynda Berry Gloria Biclclwam f ,L , . ,' ' QW,..,2EI imvw . in ,q 'mf J , Vu A ' y who f i l ., V V' V , 921 V , ' ' I i ,f X l f 2. .B 3 B 5 .V B if zlv . ' -A,, ' f v f mx ' 'WG X 7 . I ' ' in .- me: v 1 4 'A f 4 u 4 :ix V if f ax 45 3 27 V ' , , ' 4 ., 5413 I4 Q I , f , fy f I ,f 'oi 14 ' 1, 4, ? 4 qw fi V, 2. VA . A f li . V i, 5 X I60 Jimmy Bowers Billy Box Jerry Boyerre Ronnie Boyl Roberl Lewis Bradford Larry Bradley Richard Bradley, Ill Linda Breeden Glen Brock Beverly Broolcs Boberr Brown Bob Bryanl X T W 4. ,, , , i,i Q Ai ' ..6 ,, 4' mi. fy ,.,4, , ,gel . f , J f ' l in ZZJTVZE X, K9 .:: -44' ,fi M N5 , f.::-,f , 1. Av - H , 19 , ,i , 'X , W 'W . , . , .xi yi fffdfff Nllf so ,4 , ,, 'Q PDL 4 B -i 5 ,,' V' X . 'N -Q-ff ,, .- IN. ' ' , L, K 2 Tiny! Y 49' 1 X' '32 in ,,,. 2 Manley Biggers Bo Biggs Jean Ann Bishop Tommy Blaclceney Cliarlorre Bledsoe Suzanne Bodio David Bogan Sieve Bonorn Ann Boslic Bobby Bosliclc Glenda Boreler J oe Bo u rn B ,L fi-1 la 6 3 vl -hw. gl in -J , ,,... . - ,,1,. .....---VCR Jerry Burlce'r+ Qlivia Burleson Jeanne Burnel Libby Byers Marlrha Byrd Rus3ell Calhoun John Carr Hyacinlh Carler Jeannine Case Diccie Chesnur Niclcy Cirlol .fl 1 W I iv V MW? J 4. qi W 5V A , I , ,4-., ,,,, , NE. .. . K.. , , I 535 f J , r W ,fn fir ,5 V ' . ' V. Ai ,,,. l 1 , f J f 5 5 E 4 ,f v I f 3' .mf , 25, I ff X7 fi x lk 'M L WV, f, ? ,mf f ,,..J7-4 V, s ' ...Q li, Q , is-if A , 'Q XX V-my i yr, XV, if VV ,, ' 1 ,V W . . V ,.,. . V J. 'f -1 V ., PM 3 , ' ' ' ' J ff .WMI 1, ' EV VV ,. V 5 . , QV, 55 ' N K f lj Q x A.. , Sophomores ' . . .,... I15:I:'1 f .P Q ' .4.,, i.ii U-M 1 i l 1 , if I as ff , ir 4 J, ,,,. . J Q f Q A ' VV.-, , X f if f 2 415' if - ' 1 i Q 4, 1 my 1 x4 Vx I VV V ix , , he x, X i i V .ei, V I i fa , 'gg' ' li C i 'il N, J, ., Grover Cleveland Don Cochran Phil Colson Gloria Conerly Larry Copeland Janie Coring Gloria Corley lv1iTchaelCoHi Lee Coward Frances Cox Je-ll Cralr Edward Crenshaw Laura Criscoe Alice Criswell James Curlis Melissa Darnell Dianne Dearing Dianne Denlwam Dol Denlwam Anna Dennery Bill Dickson Donna Diclcson P. K. Dodd Wayne Dodd Ann Drane Ken Duckworlrli Belrlry Dukes Ellen Dulces Pal Dunqan Palricia Easlerlinq Sliaron Elmore Tommy Elmore Floyd Emerson Ereo Esles Joe Efneridoe Danrie Efanf 3 5 V , A ,gh , , 1' A 1' 44 53 M 4 44 XMI? Aww? , loo aff? 1 f. r fe f 3 ,Aff E l Aw P . To , T,-1 W 'Q ff? I i 'iii ef A X ,Mu W f yv gm C - -3 Q rv K' 65 4 1 I Bl I i 3 A gh In , r iii: E E r A A , A .,. fb ,,,A Q 'T fz- ,J K' , ' fl W K Mm, 'PQ w .. 11 v' . x I 4 A ' :I VT mt.L,.2, Q I ' sfvg wr 1, W Z' wr 17 ' ,... ZF - fl 4 1559 'N , l 'ff' f' N QW - -' ' - , ' . -' i ' ' e ,E I x 1 r n , l K K, EZ 11 ,V K , ef f 4-'Wg W f f f Bellm Ewing Nancy Fagan Linda Farmer Tony Farrar Jean Farris Don Fells Sandra Ferguson Belly Fernandez Wayne Fields Clnarlcie Flanaqln Benie Floyd Lullwer Ford Palsy Forlner Ray Freeman Tornnny Freeman Roberl Fullon Jo Ann Gardner Sleplnen Glaze SOPHOMCRE CLASS FAVORITES Allon Srnillw and Anna Dennery l63 Barbara Goodwin Tlwomas Granllwam Tony Grimes Mike Grogan Jimmy Gunler Mary Hales Janice Hammons Roloerl Hanna Darlene Hannigan Doris Hansel Vagn Hansen Palsy Hardin -Q Q . ,-s,'Q , i . ' r V. r 'r x , ,,k. 4 rl gli, f, 1 V ofa as if G fl: . . Q - lf' ., K . v , 45 ii . ig 'X fi of ' L is i f Q ss if . ,, fl g W i Q. '25 J ' I lf Q ii s, M A ' R S i ,- A f-,X Q i J r iii. 5 :is 415 A L 5:95 -N Ji, ,,,, f l gg AH k 'EZ- Sophomores ,- ii 'ii ' 4, r' f'f',.r1fr' N , ' .f , ' 9 - In Fx ,il In Nw- W . My ix ' WM. A I , VJ ,Tgy 4 ,: , K A -. QM! 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' Slrella Marshall ', Jim Marlin busrer Meek Buddy Meeks Glenda Milner Millon Mizell Becky Moak Sherry Monk Wendon Moore David Moorelwead Gayle Morgan Carolyn Mozinqo Cordis Myrick Palsy Muse Tommy Naef Shirley Neely Penny Newman Norma Niclwolson Bob Nickle Dol Nix Eddie Noble Sue O'Brian+ Bob Orndoff Mary Oswali Terry Owens Earle Ownby 2 f I ' ,V if, 7 J ' 7 1 1 7 Q .. -ff , X 1 W I f 1'- f X 1 , f, g Q , ,V 4 , ,111 ,W .ffl-Mi? f 1 4 sf Q, , f,,, ,W , ww, fa f 4 e A wg 'le .'-- fi' f lf 'i 1 1 7 4 1 W X 1 1 1 1 fi 1 Ziff- 22 f 4:1 4, 0,11 ,,, -1 2!fy.1,, 1 1 I 'fini I, iiii ,,. Z2 'V Q ,.,, ' A X, , 1 5 f I 4 f1 vw W 11 fm ff Q me 1,- 1 f... 17 ' f .e , 141, 1 5,511- ' 5 M ,fy , 1 W 1 ,X X 1 ' f Z ? 4 '11 4 1 X 1 7 12 1f f 1 ff ' fa 1 f 9 , 5 me K 1 g igvww X1 f 5 ' 1 f fax Sophomores V , , 1,2 ,2 , 7 V .'i'i f W1 1 1 ix ,V- w .,1,, B ,gil ,':.., lllv I Q , . i 'Q' y - yyv ., 1 , A was-1 N A , ki X .N W 'Na 'Qs , K N59 x Xxx if- 1 B x gi 4 X X . 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I l f 2 Sophomore loolball sfars, Don Fells Floyd Emerson, Jimmy Reynolds, and Joe Malone discuss plays for lhe big game Bennie Lou Sallerwhile Charles Sayell Franlc Schneider Nancy Schull Palsy Screws Ronny Shaller 2. gm, , , , fa ,31 'TY ! f We ., L g 1 1 . I ff fi J 1 , 7' 4 14, , i , 0 4 ':-'I- Maggy, 4? f . ,M , . 4 2 4 .1 6 , f , We j 4 1 , ,, x Q i , L 2 1' if .- If 5 S ,z 5 ' ,, f i , , fav , 44w...f 4 ff Q f f ff f In W, 1 . f 7' T ' 'uf' y ,V ,f 4' W S i 2 , wifi f , JW, I, Q. f , , 1.1 . 4 A ', ',-QM' 5 , MW f fi 'W '24 km,- f, my f ' ffm, 1 f i L ,' ' f 5 . if .1 ' 4, ., 7 .. ,, A ,7 ,, W , , Jazz: f Pl' f 454 X 1 QQ f A ,Q , 2 v f f W f- 42,019 7, f 2 ' mm. fa in 11? 4 5 WU? Z 4 1 7 1, Zi , f , f f 0 1' 7 f f f L S W, jx Q 47 'V X 5 'G Mg , , , s 1 X f , 5 1 if 4 g as 5 1 2 if- l Sophomores , .. f 1 :fi 1 M L A ,ffm ,,, f 4 I , ,. V, , , , , , f -ns.. ,i vfy' , , ' ' ff Qui 1 ,.. 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