Robert E Lee Institute - Rebel Yearbook (Thomaston, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1957 volume:

ka,-Q-is if MW 2'-5 12:52, 1 THE REBEL ROBERT E. LEE INSTITUTE THOMASTON, GEORGIA THOUGHTS Come whaT come may Tnme and The hour runs Through The roughesT day was The ThoughT ThaT ran Through The mlnds of each member of our l957 Rebel STaTT No maT Ter whaT came The sTaTT worked dlllgenTly To make The T957 Rebel The besT Ir' days To come The ThoughTs whuch Tue Thus book To geTher wull grow In value for you and wall help you To recall The experiences you had aT Lee When you leaf Through This 1957 Rebel The sTafT sincerely hopes ThaT These ThoughTs will enable you To relive your hugh school days Our slnceresT appreclahon goes To all who had a parT an This book We now presenT To you your 1957 REBEL THE EDITOR ! . '- an 1 5, K ,-sis, ll u I Il I 1 - I FOREWORD mms OF coNIrEN1s 4 A a ,A V , 4 N 0 EMN1 - -nk, , . v ,gf xiii M , - ,, S'-lfzmx , If 'ak . 1 ,, ' wfag, ff: A A f ' ' ..,. ,. fn 'ma ' . g -: : -':gs.:E-A-ff. : X Szfkim lxlfm w wx- I Isursnmrlvss SPECIAL AWARDS ACTIVITIES . o ADMINISTRATION ADVERTISEMENTS DEDICA TION The time he has devoted to LEE has brought develop- ment and achievements which cannot be exceeded. He has served the students as teacher, sponsor and guide. Student Council, Student Activities, The Rebel . . . mention any of these activities and you know that it is with sincere admiration, respect and appreciation that the REBEL STAFF dedicates this i957 REBEL to . . . MR. RALPH HOGAN MR MOORE'S MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS The poet Shelley an the nlneteenth century wrote an elegy to the young Keats who had died probably before the full flowering of hls ablllty He called the poem Adonals and In nt he stated that early death had saved Keats from the contaglon of the world s slow stain This expression has meaning for young people facing the world Youth IS or at least should be a time of ldeallsm expenment and the questnonnng of old values Rughtfully young people want to shape the world after thenr own desures But oftentimes the years brlng duscouragement drsllluslonment and despalr worlds are not conquered or remade lnlustlce as not ellmnnated The young person funds In all dlrectlons the lnevltable pressures to conform to yleld and Of course all that IS new IS not good nor rs the past necessarlly applicable to the present Your education should have prepared you to exerclse value ludge ments and to apply a klnd of eclectlcnsm ln your affairs We llve In a mediocre age of conformity In our polltlcs our social llfe and our rellglons our schools teach social adlustment without reallzlng the umplucatlons of the term the adlustment and conformity were the creeds of Hltler and are the same for Communism We had better declde what It ns to which we are to conform' We cannot In Serlousness advocate that moraluty be determined by referendum or that Integrity be determlned by popular sovereignty Let us not forget that most human advances have been the toll and sorrow of the nconoclasts and non conformers Luther Elnsteln Jefferson and Chrnst humself ln the degree that the world does not leave its staun on you and you do not compromlse your Ideals you wlll be a worthy alumnus and a good American I I ll ' Il ' ' l ll ' 1 I ' II , . . 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' v CLASS PO EM Our thoughts of leaving R E Lee Bring tears to our eyes We think of the times we ve had together And now we must say Good Bye Memories of each day spent together Shall tarry IH each heart We will remember you R E Lee Although now we must part The cherished smrle and twmklrng eyes In many a teacher s face Are enough to prove to us R E Lee No matter how far we mlght go To Oregon Texas or even Tennessee Though we may never return R E Lee We will always remember thee Graduation rs already here and Many times we will long for thee A school we ll always love and remember Farewell Farewell to you Dear R E Lee By Shnrley Long MOTTO CLASS SONG CAllegheny Moonj Dear Ole R E Lee It s time to leave To say a last farewell to thee And to the mem nes we ve shared The classmates we have come to Know will go their own separate Ways throughout our lives All along the halls we used to roam There will be sadness llngermg On for those who have gone Whatever we may do In this Ole world we face anew Joanne Truce Marne Black He IS great who can do what he wishes He IS wise who washes to do what he can FLOWER MASCOTS Red Rose SANDRA HAGANS RHETT HARRISON COLORS Red and White Nothing can ever take your place. Dear Ole R. E. Lee we owe to you. , . . By E 'C' -uuesf Vice President . . . President SIDNEY ANTHONY J. I. P Treasurer , . . 5eCfe75VY - - - JOANNE TRICE MARIE BI-ACK SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS if fi Q-nv CHARLES WATT ADAI R Charles LUCY SALEETA ADAIR Saleeta Glee Club5 Choir5 Tri4Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Cor- responding Secretary 45 FHA 3, 45 Reporter Aj Rebel Staff 3, 45 Assistant Layout Editor 45 Chemistry Club 35 English Club I. ESSIE MAUDE ADAMS Essie Maude Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Folk Dance I5 FHA 45 ROTC Sponsor 3. PATRICIA ANN ADAMS ,,Pa,,, Perfect Attendance I, 2, 45 Rebel Staff 45 Ground Observer Corps 45 DCT Club 4. MYRIS REGINIA ALSOBROOK Myris Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Rebel Yell Staff 35 DCT Club 45 Perfect Attendance I, 2. SHEILA ANN AMOS Sheila Folk Dance Club lj Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Rebelette 35 Student Council 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Chemistry Club 35 National Honor Society 35 Pep Squad 4. SIDNEY ROY ANTHONY f'Sidney President Junior Class5 DCT 3, 45 Student Council I5 President's Club 3, 45 Physics- Chemistry Club 35 Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3. HAYS LAVASHIOUS ARNOLD HHays,, Student Council I, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 45 Trakck I, 2, 45 Football Manager I, 25 Latin Club President 25 Physics-Chemistry Club 35 L Club 2, 3, 45 English Club T5 Hi-Y 'l. DONALD BAILEY 4-H Club5 FFA I. LINDA BARNES Lynn Spanish Club I5 Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Fourth District and 35 Maiorette 45 GOC 45 L Club 4. SANDRA BARNES Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Speech 3, 45 FHA 4. DORIS JANE BECK Doris Spanish Club 3, 45 Glee Club 4. JOHNNIE PATRICIA BEELAND Trishia JAMES SIDNEY BEELAND Jimmy soc 2, 3,45 Hi-Y 4, DCT 3. AUDREY CLAIRE BENTLEY HLUCYH Student Council 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Secretary5 Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 35 Rebel Staff 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 45 FHA 4. FOY C. BENTLEY ,,Foy,, Football l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 45 Student Council I, 2, 35 L club5 Track 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Junior Class Vice President 3. MARIE BLACK ,,Re,, Student Council i, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Rebel Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Miss West Central Georgia 4, Miss Homecoming Queen A, Secretary of Junior Class 3, Chemistry Club 3, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent Club 4. OSCAR W. BLANTON, JR. Oscar Football 2, 3, Football manager A, Basketball manager 3, 4, Track manager 3, 4, Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, L club 3, 4. ESSIE IRENE BLOODSWORTH Band 3, 4. LEONARD CALHOUN BOLTON JR. Sonny Latin 2, Biology 2, Physics-Chemistry 3, Rebel Yell Staff 4, Ground Observers Corps 2. ERN EST RAY BOYT ,,Ray,, LANCE LODLAM BRABHAM Lance ooc 2. LARRY NEAL BROOKS ,,Larry,, Band 2. WALTER LEWIS BROWN Walter Rebel Staff 2, Radio Club 2, Physics 3. BOBBY LEE BRYAN Perfect attendance 1, GOC 2, Folk Dance 1, Football 2, DCT 3. GERALDINE BURKETT Hserryu English Club 1, Physics-Chemistry 3, FHA 4. JAMES ROE BURKS, JR. Jim Latin Club 1, Chemistry Club, Choir 3, Student Council 3, Speech Club 4. JOHNNY HAROLD CAPES Bur1kie Physics-Chemistry 3. DONALD RUDOLPH CARR Donald DCT 4. PATRICIA ANN CARTER Pat Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, President 2, Youth Assembly 2, 3, Girls' State 3, Rebel Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, President 3, President's Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Choir 4. SHERRY CAULEY Beta Club 3, 4, Sponsor 3, Pep Club 4. HARRIET ELIZABETH COLLINS Harriet Folk Dance 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, FHA 4, Glee Club 3, 4. WAYNE COLLINS Wayne Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Student Council 3. THOMAS HOLLOWAY COOK 11Tommy11 Beta Club 3, 4, Physics-Chemistry 3, Latin 3, Ground Observer Crops 2, Hi-Y I. BETTY JEAN COOPER Betty Jean BOBBY LEWIS CROMER Bobby ROBERT LUTHER CROMER ffaobf' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, National Honor Society 4, President 4, Beta 3, 4, Physics-Chemistry 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Boys' State 3. ANN IS GWENDOLYN CURRY Gwen WILLIAM HENRY CURTIS Bill Band 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, L Club 3, 4, 4-H 2, Student Council 2, 3. ETHEL DELORES DANIEL Ethel 4-H I. JAMES REGINAL DANIEL Bubber Hi-Y I, 25 Physics-Chemistry 3, 45 Ground Observer Corps 35 ROTC Ist Lieutenant. LEWIS CLINTON DARSEY DCT 4. SHIRLY JEANETTE DORSEY Shirley Beta 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. KENNETH EUGENE DUNCAN Kenneth Baseball I, 2, 4. GEORGE RICHARD DYER Richard Choir 25 Latin 2, 35 Beta 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Radio 45 United Nations Pilgrim- age 3. EDWIN CARTER ECHOLS Echols Hi-Y I, 25 Latin 2, 35 Physics 45 Secretary and Treasurer5 Ground Observer Corps 3. MARY ANN ELLERBEE Mary Ann Speech and Dramatics lg Perfect Attend- ance 2. GLENDA ELLINGTEN Glenda Student Council 45 Cheerleader 45 L Club 4. JOY ELROD ,,Joy,, BOBBY G. EMM ETT usobbyu Ground Observer Corps 3, Color guard 2, Perfect Attendance 2, 3. DAVID CLARENCE ENGLISH Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, 4, Band 1, Choir 2, Radio Club l, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Physics- Chemistry Club 3, Spanish 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Youth Assembly 3, 4, ROTC Maior. MELVIN HOYT FALLlN, JR. Melvin 4-H 2, Reporter 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Speech 4, Rebel Staff 4. MARCIA BLANCHE FERGUSON Blanche Tri-Hi-Y 3, Spanish 2, 3, Secretary 3, Beta 3, 4, Speech and Dramatics 4, Physlcs-Chem- istry 4, Rebel Yell 4. JO CAROLYN FERGUSON Carolyn WILLIE RAY FOGARTY HRW., Radio Club 2, DCT 3, 4. JEANELL MARTHA FOSTER MOH 4.1-I Club 1, FHA 1. ANNIE KATRINA FOWLER ,,Kay,, 4-H 45 Program Chairman 15 Secretary 25 Program Chairman 35 Songleader 45 Physics- Chemistry 45 Glee Club 3, 4. PATSY ANN FOWLER nparsyn 4-H 15 Vice President 15 Glee Club 1, 45 Commercial Club 1. ROBERT FOWLER Bob Ground Observer Corps 35 Radio Club 2. ANN GARRETT Trigger Pep Club 15 Beta Club 3, 4. FRANK SCOTT GIBSON Scoop Latin Club 1, 25 Band 2, 3 45 Hi-Y 15 Basket- ball l, 2, 35 Physics-Chemistry 35 Rebel Staff 1, 45 Phys, 45 President5 Beta Club 45 National Honor Society 45 ROTC lst Lieu- tenant. DOROTHY JANE GLADIN Jane Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Speech and Dramatics 45 Presi- dent 45 Sponsor 1, 2, 45 FHA 45 Rebel Staff 45 Student Council 1, 25 President's Club 45 Maid of Honor in Homecoming Court 4. SONIA BEA GORDY Sonia 4-H 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 1, 3, 45 Re- porter 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 FHA 1, 45 Rebel Staff 3, 45 Glee Club 2, Choir 35 Speech Club 45 Physics-Chemistry 45 Girls' State 3. CA ROLE GOSSETT Carole Physics-Chemistry 35 4-H 15 FHA 3, 4. 55 Q -'Cf' 'H ucv CAREY GREENE Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2 Physics-Chemistry Club 3, English Club I. KATHLEEN HALE Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Home Ec 3. NELLIE LAVELLE HALL LaVelle 4-H 1, FHA 'I, 4, Chemistry 3, Latin I 3. MAVIS DELAINE HALL Mavis Glee Club l, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3. MARY CA ROLYN HAMLETT Carolyn National Honor Society 3, A, Beta Club 3, 4 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, FHA 4, Perfect Atten dance 1, 2, 3. JAMES WALLACE HAMLETT Wallace Ground Observer Corps, Folk Dance Club 'I Biology Club 2, Radio Club 3, Band I, 2 3, 4, Speech-Dramatics Club 4, Rebel Yell 4 Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3. RONALD HARVEY HANCOCK Chemistry Club 3, Senior Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 President 3, Ground Observer Corps. BOBBY HANKINSON Bobby I RUBY JOYCE HARALSON Ruby Joyce President 45 Speech Club. ROBERT FRANKLIN HAYES Robert National Honor Society 35 DCT 4. BRENDA SCARLET HAYNES Brenda Girls' State 35 Beta Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Student Council 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Glee Club 45 President 45 Rebel Yell 4, Editor 45 Rebel Staff 2, 3, Literary Editor 45 ROTC Sponsor 45 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 FHA 45 Speech Club 3, 45 Physics- Chemistry Club 35 President's Club 4. BARBARA ANN HELMS Babs FHA 'l5 President I5 4-H Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 President 45 Spanish Award 35 Glee Club 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Presi- dent's Club 45 Beta Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Physics-Chemistry 45 Rebel Staff 2, 4. FAYE LYNN HELMS Faye Glee Club 3, JAMES TED HELMS Ted L Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 35 Chemistry 35 Shop l, 45 Cheerleader 'l, 25 Folk Dance I5 DCT 45 Ground Observer Corps 3. HENRY AVERY HERRING ,,HeNy,, Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Chemistry Club 35 L Club 2, 3, 4. CLAlRE HOLLOMAN Claire FHA5 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club5 Choir. 4-H 15 FHA Club 3, 45 Vice President 35 S Q 'QS 4'5- V4 rn- MARY ELSIE HOLLOWAY Elsie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, English Club I, Choir l, 3, 4. NOEL JACKSON HOWELL JR. Jackie CARLTON HOYAL ,,HoyaI,, Chemistry Club 4. FRANCES JOANNE HUCKBABY Huck 4-H Club 'l, FHA I, Secretary l, Latin Club 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, Glee Club 3, Rebel Staff 4, Band 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Speech Club 4, Physics- Chemistry Club 4. MARY SUE H UDSON Sue Latin Club 2, 3, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Student Council 3, Ground Observer Corps 4, FHA 4, President's Club 3. SARA VIRGINIA HUGULEY ,ijennyu FHA 'l, 4-H Club 1. 5l llRLEY JOYCE ISBELL Joyce Camera Club I, Folk Dance 1, Beta Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Sponsor 3, Speech and Dra- maiics 4. WILMA AGNES JAMES Wilma Transferred from Ellaville, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANNE JOHNS Shirley MARTHA JOHNSON Tootsie ROTC Sponsor 2. CHARLES JORDAN Chubby DCT: Chemistry Club, Student Council 2. JOANNE KEEN ,,Jo,, LOU ELLEN KITCHEN National Honor Societyf President's Club. FELTON LOUIS KIRKPATRICK Felton SARAH JOSHANNA LANGFORD HJON Perfect Attendance 2, 35 4-H Club lg FHA 'Ig Tri-Hi-Y 3g Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. THOMAS MELCO LANGFORD Fat soy Ground Observer Corps 25 Folk Dance 25 Band 25 Speech and Dramatics Club 47 Rebel Yell 4. Spanish I, 25 President 2, Beta Club 3, 45 SHIRLEY B. LONG 4-H Club lp Glee Club I. MARTHA ANNE MATHEWS ,,Anne,, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Latin Club 1 2, Student Council 3, ROTC Sponsor 35 Phys ics-Chemistry 35 Choir 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4 Glee Club 25 FHA 4, Spanish 3, 4. MARY ANN MATHEWS Mary Ann Latin Club 3, 4g Glee Club 45 Beta Club 4 Rebel Staff 4. MAMIE RUTH MATHIS ,,RUfh,, Home Ec 'l, 2, 3. JAMES ELMO MAULDIN Jimmy RONNIE MCCHARGUE BARBARA JO MCCOY UB. Ju, Honor Roll 1, 2, 37 Commercial Club 37 Sec- retary 37 Entered Lee 4. LULA BELLE MCCRANIE 4-H lg FHA 1, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. PAULA MCDANIEL Paula Student Council 3. CELESTINE MCDUFFIE Teen National Honor Society 3, 4, Perfect At tendance 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES LEON McELROY MARTHA ANN MCFARLIN Martha DORA FAYE MclNVALE ,,Doppy,, Band 27 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Beta 3, 4. CHERRY DEAN MCLEOD Cherry Pep Club 1. ANNETTE MOORE Nerve Glee Club 4, Perfect Attendance 3. LARRY E. MORRlS Football 2, Baseball 2, 4, Track 3, 4. VSW 'Q' DOROTHY CLEO NIXON Dot ROY MONROE ODOM In Club 2 B A GO Radio Club 4 JANE OLIVE Ban l 2 3 4 Malorette 2 3 Drum Mayor e 4 r H Y u Chemistry Club 3 WALTER ALLEN PARKER Perfect Attendance l 2 3 Student Council 2 HI Y 3 4 DCT4 HAROLD LESTER PAYNE Harold Physics-Chemistry 4. MAGNERS STEVE PERDUE Steve Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE JEANETTE PLUNKETT lea nerve Rebel Yell 25 Rebel Staff 27 ROTC Sponsor 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 45 FHA 3. PATSY RUTH PETERS Patsy ENIORY J. PITTS Emory 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Boy'5 Vice President 1, Secretary 2, 3, President 4, Football I, Basket- ball I, 3, 4, Junior Band 2, GOC 3, 4. JOHN IVERSON POPE JR. J, rf' Spanish Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Rebel Yell 4, Editorial Editor, Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Physics-Chemis- try Club 3, Boys' State Mayor, State Senator, Transferred from Montezuma High School. MARTHA EUNELL PIPPIN HMUW, Glee Club 4, Student Council I. JACQUELYN JANIE PRESLEY Jackie Rebel Yell Staff 4, Speech Club 4, Glee Club 2. VIRGINIA DARE PRESLEY nGinnyn Band 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, Miss Posture 3, 4-H Club I. PATRICIA ANN PRUETT Pat FHA I, 4, Band I, 2, Chemistry Club, Tri-Hi- Y I, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Rebelette 2. TROY N EAL RAILEY Neal Hi-Y I, Industrial Arts Club I, GOC 2, Per- fect attendance I, DCT 4, Radio Club 4. SAMUEL DEAN RAUCH ffsammyrf Student Council 3, 4, State Treasurer 4, Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4, Latin Club 2, President 3, Boys' State 3, GOC 2, 3, Physics-Chemistry Club 3, Rebel Staff 2, 3. NORMAN RENFROE ' Norman DCT 3, 4, Student Council 1. VIVIAN HELEN ROBERSON Helen Rebel 1, Rebel Yell 4. CORA MAE ROBERTS Cora FHA 1, 4. MILDRED MARIE ROGERS Mildred Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 4, Home EC I, 2. RALPH THOMAS ROSS Ralph Choir 2, Rebel Staff 2, Lit. Assistant 3, Pho- tography Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4, Physics-Chemistry 3, Phys. 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, President's Club 4, Spanish 2, 3, Perfect At- tendance 2, Youth Assembly 4, Band 'l. MARTHA CHARLENE SANDERS Charlene Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Choir 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 3, Camera Club l, FHA 4. SHERRY SCHUESSLER Sherry Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, chair 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club T, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, As. Lit. Ed. 4, Cheerleader 4, L Club 4, Speech Club 4, ROTC Sponsor 1, 3, Physics-Chemistry Club 3. BENNY FRANK' SCRUGGS Benny Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, L Club 2, 3, 4. THERON MICHAEL SEARCY Mickey Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4, Rebel Staff I, Student Council 1, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club If Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice President 37 Ground Observer Corps 3, EMILY GRACE SHAW Emily MARY AN N SHAW Ann Latin Club 2, 3, Journalism 3, Glee Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, DCT 4. SARA ELIZABETH SHAW Sarah BOBBIE JEAN SHELLEY Jennie RALPH M. SIMMONS Sim KATHERINE SINGER Latin Club 2, 4, Band I, 2, 4, Maiorette 2, 4. PHYLLIS ANN SKELTON Phyllis Ground Observer Corps 4. 'fi ALICE MAE SMITH Sally FHA, 4-H, Speech Club. WILL CLAY SMITH lll UBHIYH SARAH LOUISE SPEER Sadie Transferred from West Fulton, FHA 4, Choir 4. JOHN CLEVELAND SPIVEY Cleve Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, GOC 2, Boys' State 3, Senator, Rebel Yell 4, Feature Editor, Perfect attendance I, 2, 3. JEANELLE STARLEY Jeanelle BESSI E SUE STARLING sue Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect attendance I, 2, 3, 4, FHA 4. FRANCES ELIZABETH SUDDETH Coonie Home Ec 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2. WILLIAM BRADDOCK TABB Bill Football I, Baseball I, 2, 4, Basketball I, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, Physics-Chemistry Club 3, Student Council 3, ROTC Captain 4, President's Club 4. RODN EY RU DOLPH TARROR Rodney DCT 4. FRANCES EUGENIA TAYLOR Fra nces Beta Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' State 3. CHARLOTTE ANN THOMAS Charlotte FHA If English Club lg Tri-Hi-Y lg Glee Club 35 Cl't0lI' l, 4, EUGENIA GAYLE BECHAM THOMAS Gayle Folk Dance Club ly English Club 2, Sponsor 25 Beta Club 3, 4, Social Science Club 35 Rebel Staff 3. FOREST AYVONE THOMASON Ayvone DCT 4. TYRON WAYNE THOMPSON Tyrone JOANNE TRICE ,,Jo,, Freshman Favorite: ROTC Sponsor If Band 3,45 Rebelette 2, Maiorette 3,47 Junior Class Treasurer, Beta Club 3, 4, Rebel Staff 2, 3, 45 Girls' State 3, Ordinary, DCT 45 V.ice Presi- dent 4, FHA 4, Student Council 1: CDH- vention l. GARY TUCKER Gary DCT 4. HELEN HARRIET TURNER Harriet Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 President 4, Glee Club I, 25 Choir 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Spanish 3, 41 Treasurer 4, Beta Club 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 1, 2, 4, First Princess Homecoming Court 3, 4. MAGALYN EDITH VANN Maggie Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. JOANN WALKER u-lon WESLEY MCKE NZ l E WEEKS Wesley MARY AGNES WHIDDON ,,Ma,y,, choir 3, 4. RONALD MICHEAL WHITTED Mike Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 47 Physics-Chemistry Club 3. DONALD LEON WILBON nsonnyn Football 1, 2, Radio Club 1, Physics-Chemis- try Club 3. JOHN WILLOUGHBY Johnny Hi-Y 45 Radio Club 2, 47 Physics-Chemistry Club 3. BILLY EUGENE WILSON Hain, MARTHA GLENDA WILSON Glenda Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, State Secretary 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, FHA 4, Perfect At- tendance 2, 3, ROTC Sponsor 2. JAMES HOMER WOOD Jimmy Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4. RACHEL LANELLE WOODSON Rachel Choir I, 2, 3, Physics-Chemistry Club 3. PATSY SALTER LA VERNE STEVENS To the seniors, registration day means the beginning of the end. President DON DRUMMOND Secretary BARBARA ELLERBEE Treasurer ARLIS ROBERTS Vice President LYNDA MCSWAIN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Junior Class was organized in OcTober, and The above sTudenTs were chosen To be The officers of This class. Mr. John Woodall was elecTed To serve as chairman of The Junior Class sponsors. The class' main proi- ecT is preparing for The Junior and Senior Picnic. OF DOROTHY KAY BISHOP LAYOUT EDITOR THE REBEL DECEMBER T956 IN MEMORY ' ix Em 1 11 ad: y P .NN 4 f ? 9' -,fig , I 9 N .-... -r...,R ? - K ,Q .be it 5 Q 5, 3 1 x ! X I gf Y F 1, wg, J ,3 ' '- M5 9 iff N 1 Rf! ty sg S 5- Q. NMA-H K- Q? wg, w Y' K. . AA,- - .Qi .. 3, ji Y J, 'M 51 .gf Nu 1- f L! ,. Nw 6 , fs-my w,y ,of bf , O 1 - x -1 v 2 V' , .Nfl 35' 1 I ,xx ,,,.-p -- as -Q, M i . Q- -- 5 5 x K I, .. 'V Y it I . 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W--M W Q 3 E. 5? A 4. '51 5' ' v S' QQ ,-.. Y Q I . x 1 . . Q i .Q J i . PZ' , A Q w .ww--. if fx J' , V ef am., SA.: if JF Qi. .- xv fx nn' ,Lv -11 if H? Fl w D ggi as A, 54 wif , if? T' ,A -v'W is MN 5. as ISE? KU., QW . Q M' , 44 Y Mgmt ,il Q . W 1 V Q 7 X lf saffgif f ' by A , .1-3 KL 'ae i 5 Q . :gs 3 W Sw 5, 'iv Wade, M. Wainwright, G. Wainwright, S. Waller, A. Ward, L. Warren, A. Warren, B. Washam, N. Watson, L. Whafley, C. Wheeless, A. Williams, A. Wilson, N. Windham, P. Woodson. D. so iv Y T 4 K5 sf is x xl SUN I Woodson, P Ellerbee, F. The Sophomores really turned out to support our team. M1 FRESHMAN CLASS 5? Q., Yes, this is Mrs. Wilborn speaking. Mi M6118 4 -' 91.3 .ks ,, 4 . ..j . ,, uywx-Q ,Nw Freshman stag line at iheir first dance. Twoshundred lost freshmen on Orientation Day. 4, , ,Qk ,Q-iw -Sins., ki ,... ,M Q' W5 1 I . ,T in +11 12 1 M, 36, :gy gf J, yur. ,Q af Av A3 Af, W -fi: m s .2.'ix-HW Q-N f '275 V5 :MV EXA- M' W :SM , 5. .W M ff, ,f k vi' .sp ' ev W X 5 Q . - 43 A . M, W fu u 4 x L 1 Z ,wr '91 .M ...V-Q, :Q .115 1 iw ,, .-4 if ffm' Q. f 'if .Mm 1, ,W M355 av., 3 .f -Q W 5? Q y 'f ms Mg Q k g V ' ' f ,Q a wg.. . . -N xi 9 5 ji iv Mi fmgfw l. Q9 . inn 1 X wi is ,. -.R .wi il Q i,, is Isl gf 552285. P sg, .N X ' -J, ' fg-,537 4, K , 5 , , 1 V 3 gg , XL ki K, mf A , 5 4 . ff JW gl 2 'i vw nl M A wwf SAM J W f? . L...-A-A R N if 1:22 4 V fm if rw . ' 9 3,31 ff-955' v at ig! . ADMINISTRATION A Teacher affecfs efernifyg he can never tell where his influence stops. -HENRY ADAMS THE SUPERINTENDENT Superintendent GORDON R. HOLSTUN AND BOARD . . . MR. M. M. MCCLELLAN Chairman Druggisf Mr. McClellan, owner of Red's and McClelIan's Pharmacies, is serving his sixfh year as a mem- ber of The Board of Educafion. He has one daughter, who is a fresh- man, and Two sons, who are alumni of Lee. MR. GRANT STALLINGS Merchant The owner of Stallings Men's Shop has been a member of the Board of Education two years. He has three daughters in gram- mar school. MR. OWEN ADAMS Attorney He has two sons in high school. This is Mr, Adam's third year on the Board of Education. 's L v-5, MR. LEWIS BISHOP Manager, Griffin Wholesale Com- pany. Mr. Bishop has served four years as a member of the Board of Education, He is the father of the late Kay Bishop, who was a Junior this year. He has one son, who is a graduate of Lee. MR. RAWLINGS GLADIN Merchant Mr. Gladin is owner of Gladin's Ladies' Shoppe. He has one daughter, who is a senior this year. This year is his seventh as a member of the Board of Edu- cation. IX 'S ..-E., MR. DICKSON ADAMS Attorney Mr. Adams is a member of Holliman, Adams and Dallas law firm. He has two sons in gram- mar school and has been on the Board of Education for five years. MR. GEORGE REDDICK Contractor He is co-owner of Lamar and Reddick Construction Company. This is Mr. Recldick's first year on the Board of Education. He has two children, one of whom is in grammar school. 123.523, A mi? Y, 1, K7 ' W' gigs -ffvfxff i' 2:2 5513 ' 2-fi ff-:Ji f'f'l'? Jigvff 'Q s 4 . ,. fu li-wwg My W X X .f1l,M?,2lQ,+-J, f ,we-:dine-e'7 .wr ff ,ry f , 'ff A ,X .5 I . Ai-'J KL A 'y 55 , 'Mfi?i,5jgg3xMgw1f WARREN CAVAN, BUSH, GREENE mdrcafe progress and encourage accuracy Mr. Woodall came to Lee in l95O from Emory University where he completed his MA. degree and taught Junior English. A friend and helper to the students as well as a highly respected instructor, he has contributed much to this school. The Language Department has two purf poses: to teach the student the use of correct English, both oral and writen, and to instill in him an understanding ot and an appreciation for all forms of literature. This department offers four years of English, two years of Latin, two years of Spanish, business English, iournalism and speech. SCHUESSLER, HOGAN, HUTCHERSON, HEULE Members of the department are Mrs Willard Greene, A.B., Mrs. Webster Bush B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Mrs. Jim Cavan, A.B., Mrs Ralph Hogan, A.B., Mrs, Bill Heule, A.B. Mrs. Zack Schuessler, A.B., M.S., Mr. Hubert Hutcherson, A.B., M.Ed,, and Mr Dixon Warren, A.B. Figures and Dates . . . THOMSON Mathematics is the science dealing with numbers. These numbers are to help peo- ple think and reason future problems for themselves. The department of mathematics offers a double track program of courses. Al- gebra, plane geometry and trigonometry are the college preparatory courses. Gen- eral mathematics and business mathe- matics are courses needed by the students who will not pursue their formal educa- tion beyond high school. OXNER BASKIN yank Mrs. Thomason, who has been at Lee three years, was chosen to head the Mathematics Department two years ago. She received her A.B. degree at the Uni- versity of Georgia, and her Master's degree in mathe- matics at the same school. Mrs. Thomason did two years of post graduate work at the University of North Carolina. A master of the subiect she teaches, she is also a cooperative and helpful person. PRUETT HUNTER The staff of this department is composed of Mr James Baskin A.B., M.A., Mr. James Hunter, B.S., M.A., Mr. Guy Oxner, A.B., M.Ed., and Mr. Burns Pruett, B.S. Mr. Allen Stiles teaches two math classes. . . . Challenge our Miss Shehee, an outstanding teacher, became head of the Social Science Depart' ment in 1950. During her fourteen years at Lee, she has been sponsor of various student organizations and a capable in-V structor. From Bessie Tift she received her AB. degree, from the University of North Carolina she received her MA. degree. HOGAN, CAVAN The teachers in this department include Mr, Howard McPeake, B.S., MA., Mr. Her- man Rooks, B,S., M.A., Mr. Ralph Hogan, B.S., Mr. Jim Cavan, E-.S., Mr. Jim Franko, B.S., M.A., and Mrs. Paul Schumacher, A.B. Mr. Burns Pruett teachers one class ot geography. minds . . . SHEHEE 536 tg.. yy The general purpose of the Social Sci- ence Department is to promote an un- derstanding ot and an interest in human beings and their interrelationships. The achievement of this purpose is sought by connecting the community with the school, the past with the present, the government with the school, the citizen with the teacher, and society with educa- tion. The specific courses which make up this department are American history, World history, social living, geography, and prob- lems of democracy. McPEAKE, SCHUMACHER, ROOKS Books and beakers . . . 't Y. c-UW NLP- Work in the Commercial Department is designed to give students a general knowledge of business as well as to prepare them vocationally in the field of their choice. Courses are offered in typewriting, shorthand, bookkeeping, office practice, business English, busi- ness math, and business law. The members of the Commercial De- partment include Mrs. Joe Purcell, B.S., Mr. Clarence Crews, B.B.A., M.B.A., and Mr. Harold Maguire, B.B.A., M.Ed. Mr. Ralph Hogan teaches one typing class and business law. Mrs. Bill Heule teaches business English. PENDLETON, BLAND Mr. Maguire, the students' stand-by, is head of the Commercial Department. Since coming to Lee, he has done much toward the improvement of our school. As evidence of his outstanding work, he has acquired the position of assist- ant principal. From the University of Georgia he received his B.B.A. and M.Ed. degrees. PURCELL, CREWS WX, Our library serves as the laboratory for the school. An adequate supply of material on all subjects is there to give information or answer any questions the students might have. Acting as head librarian is Miss Jane Pendleton. She has obtained her A.B. and B.S. degrees. Miss Pendleton, who has served as librarian in Tennessee, has been at Lee since l947. Miss Gertrude Bland, assistant librar- ian, was an R. E. Lee honor graduate in 1905. She has obtained on-the-job training and has been in charge of cir- culation in our library since l947. rifles, are learning equipment Captain Maier, an outstanding military leader, has served as an instructor and as head of our military unit for one year. He believes, This is one of the finest units in the United States, I have three industrious sergeants serving as my assistants. The accom- odations here at R. E, Lee are the best. The purpose of the Science Depart- ment is to prepare each student for higher courses in scientific research. Courses offered in this department are: Biology, Chemistry, General Science, and Physics. Teachers in this department are: Mr. Joe Thompkins, M.A., Mr. C. B. Cal- houn, M.A., Mr. J. Eugene Rogers, A.B., M.Ed. Besides those listed above, Miss Betty Ware Brown, B.S. and Miss Bettie Rhodes, B.S., teach one class each of General Scienceghand Mr. William Nall, A.B., M.A., teaches one class of Biology, The mission of the ROTC unit is to assist in preparing our young men to accept the burden of citizenship by teaching them a respect for constituted authority, and to teach them certain skills which will be beneficial to each cadet personally and to the nation if he enters the armed forces. The Military Department, in addition to normal activities sponsors a Rifle Team Drill Team and Radio Club. The staff consists of the captain and Sergeants Brese, Brooks, and Hamner. CHENOWETH GAINEY The Home Economics Department, which offers four years of study in the field, is of great importance to all girls. All phases of worlc per- taining to the management of a home are covered from the dating period forward. Class work as well as home proiect work helps to im- prove classroom skill. This depart- ment also sponsors the Future Home- makers of America, a worthwhile organization designed to help girls in their home and community life. The members of this department include Miss Bettie Ware Brown, B.S., and Miss Bettie Rhodes, B.S. ATWOOD DEAN FRANKO Music, a course in fine arts, helps to teach the student good health habits, cor- rect breathing, and improved coordination in addition to the instruction they receive in voice, piano and the use of musical instruments. These organizations act as service clubs to the school and community. Miss Ann Gainey, the instructor in piano, has received her B.M. and M.M. degrees. Mr. Robert Chenoweth, our new band and chorus director, has received his A.B. and M.A. degrees. RHODES B ROWN The main obiective of the Physical Edu- cation Department is to creat and maintain an understanding of physical activities for the individual student. We feel that a well defined sense of sportsmanship and fair play will develop from participation in this program. The instruction given in Health Education along with the teaching of sports helps to better prepare the student in the field of physical education. Miss Edna Atwood, A.B., Miss Pat Dean, A.B., and Mr. James Franko, A.B., M.A., constitute the staff of this department. lndustrial arts is offered as a high school course to teach boys the skill of using hand power tools. New machin- ery has been purchased by the Board of Education to better improve the proi- ects constructed by the students. Our D.C.T. program, through the cooperative arrangement among school, business and student provides actual work experience on a part-time basis which enables a student to obtain ex- perience in a selected occupation. Class room work and on-the-iob training are co-ordinated to better prepare students for future employment. Teachers in these departments are Mr. Allen Stiles and Mr. Walter Messer, B.S. MRS. si-TEV ARD ' MR. MESSER MR. STILES MR- Nl MRS. M Those steaks look delicious! ' of soc '53 ,5- This year the lunch room served an average of about five hundred students per day. Most of the students agree that this year's lunches have been better than ever before. Mrs. Morgan, and her staff, has done an excellent iob of planning and preparing the lunches for the students. Mr. Morgan is the mainten- ance director. Besides seeing that our buildings and campus are kept clean and attractive, Mr. Morgan does any odd iobs that he can for either students or faculty. ACTIVITIES Democrats and Republicans applaud as lke Willoughby and Mamie Schuessler make their appearance at the rally. Acllai Ross receives moral and physical support from Cleveland Butler, National Democratic Chairman. Lynnard Bolton looks slightly unnerved to be such an outstanding political leader. Cleveland Butler introduces political celebrities to the audience at the mock political rally at Lee. CLUBS X, X- tgga-gjgivk' ff Z, 1' Man is so made that he can only find relaxation from one kind of labor by taking up another. -ANATOLE FRANCE Claire Bentley LaNette Wooley Edith Thompson Judy Storey Charlene Sanders Rita Perdue Martha Middlebrooks Glenda Ellington Marie Black Sherry Schuessler Brenda Haynes J. I. Pope Barbara Ellerbee Sammy Rauch Lynda McSwain Bob Cromer Sandra Thompson Ralph Ross STUDE OFFICERS Secretary Vice President SUZANNE CARTER DAVID ENGLISH President PATRICIA CATER The Robert E. Lee Student Council is composed of three elected officers two faculty sponsors, and fourty-eight elected student members. This group meets every two weeks for their regular period meeting. This year, the Council will be host to the Georgia Association of Student Council annual conference to be held at Rock Eagle Camp, March 7, 8, 9, 1957. Several proiects have been carried on by the council. Some were: Annual Open House, Citizenship Drive, Safety- Driving, and the Welfare Drive at Christmas. The council guided the other organiza- tions on our campus in the Help for Upson County Retarded Students. Under the capable leadership of Patricia Carter, the R. E. Lee Student Council has been rated the finest by the students and faculty. -om if Www. bn. PW Kg ff, W SER v. ' -fg fs :viii-x V :WF .- A X xs- Q X I I L 'Q' A lw ia 1 A P I' 4 ll, N M x N4 ': ?r.'-me Editor-in-Chief RALPH ROSS REBEL A f! ADVISORS-Left to right: Mr. Baskin, Mr. Maguire, Mrs. Heule, Mr. Hogan Literary Editor BRENDA HAYNES Business Manager 7' PAT CARTER Layout Editor Advertising KAY BISHOP Edifor JOANNE BOYT Circulation Editor Ph0f09faPhY LANETTYE WOOLEY Editor JUDY STOREY Art Editor MARIE BLACK TtEfCi11'9W N isle- Ear A., sv Mr 35 AA, W A A, ,. H.. - f , ia' I W, .A, i. TM.. N., Q Ii 1 1 A ' im M A. ' iff if 'AJ fgi AA, 'F x .An A: A fn ' - 5 A V A-Q4 - an Vw V -A 5 K A W- 35 vf A Uf' I fl -1-A' as Q A g ' A 3 Q Q K 1 jak f' ' W7'SN AWN-and .ji.x '21 ,f WA f'Q ' .. jg I NxNstW!JA4 giirm. I, A44 W. frazeww-A A .3 iwww -My-gzwlffri' ,-1 A --3 -,-'J ' 'fr' 1 3 5 I' 5 N. 0 N, 41' ,, K' Q...,Mw-Nz Ill A Ill Aung IIE :usb li A Q K-ig '. sp 'i 'ii-li' SEQ 51 M. 4. R, V .nn . ,RA 1 EMAIGP Q + A 4 if 1 we aa A fi. A ,AA A f ,3.fi?f23 fg .Q -Sbfvvf 5 r A is ga is-:Q T M A Ab A ' AA:-1 J' - PQ? A X-kg.: 4 t A wx- ' ,C ,, A ' I , 45, x V 7 '?7'N4 gk ' . . gpg 4 my A 1 s Qi I ,mu 1' A. vm.. mf 1., .J avi? .. .. 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Carter, S, Colquitt Cosey Cotton Deloach Dingler Douglas Drummond Ellerbee Ellerbee English English Edmondson Epps Fallin Fallin CHOIR MEMBERS Ferguson Gortner Garrett Gaslcill Gladin Gossett Hall Hambric Holloinan Hayes Holloway Holloway Holmes Johnson Johnson Mathews Middlelorooks Middlebrooks Miles Morris Parker Plunkett Presley Presley Rogers Ruffin Russell Salter Sanders ,-8, s is ga K Schuessler Searcy Speer Starling Stevens Stewart Stubbs Taylor Thomas Thompson Turner Turner Ward Webb Whatley Wheeless Wlwiddon Woodson Wooley Wooley RALPH ROSS Secretary NLR. President Vice President DAVID ENGLISH MICKEY SEARCY Chaplarn GATEWOOD MOSELEY if ls., C. B. CALHOUN Sponsor Roll, left To right: Storey, Mosley, Hall, English, Hightower, Price, Parker, Ross Searcy, Bostwick, Willough by, Blanton, Black, English, Yates, Varner, Barron. FRANK BLACK Treasurer D it of First row, left to right: Morris, Watts, Moore, Sanders, Thompson, Schuessler, Haynes, Moore, Storey, Johnson. Second row: Cavan, Kinard, Perdue, Dean, Shockley, Cavan, Ellington, Dingler, McSwain. Third row: Bentley, Cromer, Greene, Scruggs, Curtis, Herring, Turner, Blanton, Helms. Fourth row: Collins, Queen. President FOY BENTLEY Vice President WAYNE COLLINS Secretary Treasurer Sponsor CHARLENE SANDERS BOB CROMER MR. JIM CAVAN 4-H CLUB EMORY PITTS SONIA GORDY Girls Vice President Boys Vice President LEON MCCARD BARBARA ELLERBEE CAROLE MARTIN MELVIN FALLIN, JR. ROLL: Royal, Fowler, Gordy, Pitts, Smith, Fowler, Salter, Coggins, Beeland, Mewborn, Kennedy, Fallin Gaultney, Martin, Lane, Morris, Huckaby, Helms, Baker, Russel, Scott, Gossett, Daniel, Thomas, Brooks Colquitt, McNeely, Hudson, Ellerbee, McCard. 1g,L .., if were n--9 .A F.H.A. CLUB A, 1 i President ,,,,,,,,,,,, , , RUBY JOYCE HARALSON Vice President BARBARA ELLERBEE Secreraiy , , , , LOYCE WILSON Reporter , SALEETA ADAIR Trea5Ufer MARY PARTAIN Adair, Barfield, Barnes, Bassett, Black, Burkett, Bloodsworth, Carden, Coker, Ellerbee, Elliot, Gladin, Gossett, Hamlett, Haynes, Jolinson, Mathews, Hathis, Partain, Roberts, Royal, Salter, Sanders, Smith, Starling, Swint, Turner, H. Turner, L. Wilson, G. Wilson, L. Wooley, Haralson. f ,.... M. W -..F Www 4 2. q, an pn 2 -.. D. C. T. President ...,,., H ,,,, SIDNEY ANTHONY Vice Presidenr ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., JOANN TRICE Secretary , ,,,,, ,,,,,, C ELESTINE MCDUFFIE Treasurer ,,,, ,,,.,, PATRICIA COX ROLL: Adarns, AIsobrooks, Anthony, Barfield, Berry, Boyt, C., Boy? R., Boy? S., Bryan, Capes, Carr, Casreel, Cos, Crews, Crook, Darsey, Duncan, Gray, Hayes, Helms, Long, McCI1argue, McDuffie, Parker, Railey, Renfroe, Shaw, Tarrer, Thompson, Trice, Tucker, Fogarty, Advisor, Stiles. PRESlDENT'S CLUB X Vice President JIMMY WATSON 'V' ,A ROLL: Adams, Barnes, Beck, Becknell, Carden, Carter, Collins, Conaway, Cosey, Creamer, Davis, Dingler, Ethridge, Freeman, Fulghum, Garrett, Gilbert, Gladin, Gordy, Greene, Greene, Hawkins, Helms, Holstun, Huckaby, Mathews, Middlebrooks, Miles, McGahee, Nicholson, Noell, Perdue, Peterman, Pope, Puckett, Reid, Russell, Sanders, Shaw, Smith, Stalnaker, Turner, Vickery, Ward, Watts, Weems, Wheeless. President BARBARA HELMS Treasurer MARTHA JEAN ETHRIDGE Secretary SPANISH TOMMY PERDUE 5m LATIN CLUB y President NEIL HIGHTOWER 2415: x51 ? ?' Vice President MARY ELLA HOLLOWAY iecreflary vw HYL SS 7? SAPPINGTON , an I Roll: Akins, Amos, Beeland, Burns, Adams, Bentley, Bray, Black, Brown Carter Cavan andler ollins Collins, Colquitt, Cotton, Ellington, Epps, English, Fallin, Fallin, Ferguson, Fortner, B. Cgaultnef-J. Gault ney, Gaskill, Gossett, Gueth, Hale, Haralson, Johnson, Huffman, Kinard Mathews McDonald Middlebrooks Milton, Morris, Murphy, Nelson, O'Neal, Perdue, Perkins, J. Price, W. Price, Roberts, Shivers, Singer, F Smith, l.. Smith, J. Smith, Taylor, Thompson, 'WalIer, ,yVaif, Watson Watts Williams D. Woodson P Woodson. ip KX L4-'firms M, V 501- 11.4 Tr asurer WILBURN RALSTON President BILL TABB Vice President RICHARD DYER BETA CLUB is 1C 'U! WY' Secretary Treasurer DORA FAYE MARY ANN WEBB MCINVALE Juniors: Ellerbee, Johnson, Kinard, Cosey, Smith, Weems, Gilbert, Cox, Biship, Thompson, Freeman Storey, Moore, McSwain, Hall, Putman, Perdue, Carden, Middlebrooks, Force, Smith, Barnes, Webb, Cox Watts, Carter. Seniors: Cauley, Dorsey, Tabb, Black, Ross, Trice, Wilson, Garrett, Mathews, Rauch, Cook Turner, Taylor, Ferguson, Pope, Schuessler, Spivey, Dyer, Langford, Harnlett, Bentley, Cromer, Odom Bentley, Haynes, Nlclnvale, English, Kinchen, Carter, Isbell, Thomas, Gibson, Helms. F-we V. Y-' l ff Is, til President ROBERT CROMER Vice President SAMMY ROUCH THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q Q, s we-f Secretary GLENDA WILSON Roll, left to right: Bishop, Middlebrooks, Kinard, Perdue, Putman, McSwain, Hamlett, McDuffie, Haynes. Second row: Smith, Wilson, Carter, Storey, Shaw, Langford, Taylor, Helms. Third row: Barnes, Drummond, Dyer, Gibson, Spivey. Fourth row: Pope, Cromer, Rouch, Fallin, English, Mr. Nall, Advisor. Treasurer BRENDA HAYNES PHYSICS CLUB OFFICERS Presidenf , ,,,, BUDDY GIBSON Vice President ,,,,,, RICHARD DYER Secrerary-Treasurer ,, EDWIN ECHOLS Sergeant-ar-Arms WAYNE COLLINS PHYSICS CLUB Hays is either in deep concentration or in deep sleep. Look's as if this Iab has our iunior Einsteins stumped. IN THE LABORATORY Careful John, don't squeeze too much water in there. Kitty points out the main point of interest, the mouth. These pigs would have been better off roasted! JANE GLADIN 13' SPEECH AND DRAMATICS CLUB Yypl . -x. 'M X , .bb ' WM: ' 'V klkdzv- A BILLY BELAND ,425 MARILYN CHAPMAN JIMMY BURKS Pg Ch PAT CARTER HOMECOMING 1956 Homecoming Queen MISS MARIE BLACK 'HW Court Princesses: Harriet Turner and LaNeHye Wooley Maids of Honor: Jane Gladin and Della Jo Green We.. These corporaIs look sharp, Did ' U, hair Qe' , YO I ' sl dont re1 yo U ose nl Mrs. Heu Mr. Rook le? .,.....- Mass Pendleton I5 caught unaware Smlle pretty Muss Brown LETS Pefmlf M9659 1 'Jiri Th'5 nv e hun Student rsahon musr be about Yes lmade a 3 Mr Tompkms and has favorite roy dred K s ee I 3 ,ff 3 iff A , m ,,,, CO ' ' f ,fd .4 B O Moore A pernod of Relaxation We caughr The o m 'n The 6CflOf1l Smale Mrs Greene Swprrsed M Last mmute IIWSYFUCTIOHS for Bull 5 T 'le af The b d'e' Ji me-rs 3 V Nall? Mnss BeeTh0Ven Gamey Now le? s work more accurately W N 1 ...l .-- d r pan in me We got the team tha1's on the beam... ,Qanne and B dd i , yOU U y . OU CanQ T96 queen f H 1 fergn as ijLQ1,r,h your eyes dosed. o the Sugarlandf, deli and I All aboard for The lunlorsemor pncnuc Wesley everyboclys posing but you Dalsy Mae mes frnendly persuasion on Lmle Abner Props are bad b hen be In Eh usnnesg more shove and The grass looks green over here boys' QEAZTCOQ SPORTS in M I ' Win without boasting. Lose without excuse. -ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE A 1' VI' f I .I Yl5Qi?,,t1:I::s kai! 'ff' -f'-f.'f:::512s ,. '2::1-- 853141 'll rslbslm af' 'Q :Sinn x'i'd L- ili? f 'hwy' f f if ' v '94 s 'gal 1 D Q 12:f:gsW, 6 ' l fill! V' ',- 4 ,IX N' I 1 .I sw-1 . .V A ni -'N f I ,E 5 X: Q in 12 A rm ,,, f . Ill, . 'SA Q .4 A we ' i f ws . 41' XI ! ,'?:!fyi.f : B K : - 1 .- vzusf'1'1vM Q . N Q 'f Ky yi Q Q . ffl iii? 1 1l?'K '+'f' ,Line :uns T 1 -w-finer' fffaflzggng '.'l. ig., W 'f-ff I',7. I .st ' x U 'lfffffziifl Q V, ' Q in , 1 f WJ. 57, M i? '1 an ' 'sin L M v I' ' 'RJ A xx if 1 2 gulrziinulf I thy . mf v 5:5-:::Qf:Q::l1.af, ' f ., W am- . 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I A gg f v, 3 W jg, Y wg kk, - Q3 .f A , ku. 5 v f gfwvf Qi' , ,X 'lg ,K , 1 ,K th I L1 My 5,4 V QM it i if g if f X V 1:7,.f,,. , , . -,, :U M A ' fir: .ffl my W5 .xi gif 1 sw 2 FOY BENTLEY ' f DURELL PRICE BUTCH MARTIN I1oI 5 Jo fr ' Y 'Ea QHN P-X URNER Y fi-29' 2 .SES 2 .QL L III I I I LFRED EQ w il- HERBERT MILLS -rr E If' - lm COACHES Arthur Cavan Franko Pruetf McAbee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Lee ee SCOR 5 OARD Visitor Griffin o O'Keefe Boker o Albany oo iiiiii Jordon iiiiiiiiii LaGrange Moulfrie iii.i iiiiii,.,iii Columbus iiiiiiii o, .iiiii o Lanier rrrrrr a .rrrrrr.ir ,rrr o Commercial MANAGERS Blanton Fordham 1 fs : Vik' ,4 gf 4 ix H ' 'Hg Ki: 1 I f ,Q EX s ' 6 5 ' . f -xii H ag' iv! X- if 3 X RX 5 A .f 9 ,X J I I was u -if tw ' I' 1 . M f g M S ,T 3 I . 1 Z 17 ' ' . 1 k' 41 :I X 8' 3 E - fs a 1 . - n iikkl ' V 2 6 L' 1 Y V 43 VD Lk -A I 'X 1 If lint 'C 5 7 f X 1 ' fs -h 5 mi J QW Q - 212 A my ' 6? K . A: A YV 2 5116! I YB I ' sur f 1 ai Q 9 6 X , aa fn K I , FIU' ,v Q I V A 'X i fi? 'A ex -.1 ,Q v wg, 1 S 7851! 44. 4? X , 3 Q v IIS! .15 155 , fig, fi 'wi 1 fx S i xiii W Y by ,8 WW Si. , 1. it I ' Q gy f 5 Q rw Q? .fd V , Q5 5, If ' ,,,,,, ,Main 7 5 ,,,, ,,f ifflf, , ge M 'Z' x 4- 1 4 Q 1 W X, x, -V 5 i , ffe?Q f lx 9 55 f 4 . A ,6 .f 1' TQ ff ff ,4-'ik pl, F!! Wf 4? 33 IA iljieiiki Nh! I 37 5. R .,,6.wf,i x ,VhL,,,,h , . R ,gage tg F2 2? ' - ,-H xii: EA , Q , s LM' i W ' QQ f rw ,.. ? ,W E A 4 e?1 2 xv ra Jxhfx if f k4 va xfffz F1555 A f Q Q31 54 'iii ? Q i if V Q3 YI ,, .s , I Q 5 5 Q6 mi 1 TRACK TEAM First row: Fallin, Harrison, Morris, Martin, Smith, Watson, Robinson, Turner, Nixon. Second row: Cromer Blanton, Herring, Wood, Curtis, Shiyers, Mills, Scruggs, Davis, Price. Third row: Salter, Joiner Collins Perdue, Salter, Queen, Thomas, Bentley. SPECIAL AWARDS , , I A Ye a L1 Z 2 N ' X ' Q' 2 . 'Efx . . N X .n Success in most things depends on knowing how long it takes to succeed. -MONTESQUIEU GLENDA WILSON SAMMY RAUCH Brenda Haynes, Pat Carter, Myris Alsobrooks, Dora Sonia Gordy, and were sent to Girls' organizations. ROSS ENGLISH WILLOUGHBY HALL Faye Mclnvale, Frances Taylor State by various SPECIAL AWARDS Glenda Wilson, and Sammy Rauch were elected for our State Secretary and Treasurer of the Student Councils of Georgia. Glenda is to receive the Betty Crocker Award. Ralph Ross, David English, Johnny Willoughby and Ronald Hall at- tended the Y Convention held in the State Capitol. SPECIAL MARIE BLACK A BETH THOMAS Marie Black and Beth Thomas entered the Miss West Central Georgia Contest in October of 1956. Marie was selected Miss West Central George and Beth won third place. Richard Dyer was chosen by the faculty to be given a trip to the UN and other national sites by the ODD FELLOW LODGE No. 1977 of Thomaston in the sum- RICHARD DYER mer of 1956. Harriet Turner, Martha Hall, Faye English, and Charlotte Mc- Donald attended the Y Con- vention held in the State Capitol. The Special Award Section of THE REBEL is to recognize those students who have received awards during the school year. B TURNER HALL ENGLISH MCDONALD FCIAL AWARDS Pat Carter and David English were chosen by The Student Council to attend the National Association of Student Councils in Toledo, Ohio this past summer. Bob Cromer, J. I. Pope, Sammy Rauch, and Cleve- land Spivey were chosen to attend Boys' State in June DAVID ENGLISH BENTLEY SCRUGGS of 1956. Various civic clubs sent these boys. Foy Bentley, Benny Scruggs, and Jimmy Wood were chosen on the region- al AAA football Team. JIMMY WOODS MILITARY ' .-c TW,M as ,, zfwfiwfiz A , g3iQ23f?i??if 7j'1f 1 my O M. 4 , l . .- 7 , s I .X Mfg? . A ,, X, , A s'5..gf5Hf ,L fi h ., gi, v Without a sign, his sword tha brave man draws, And asks no omen but his coung try's cause. L, HOMER VJ. u lil' K f u,:J'1W, , ,, ,M AWTLT.. f ITT: 'VV , A ,Aw 1 H, ,J .--II J, , L ' 1 'T' I Q .f L 1.1 Teva, 4 !,..,,..L.... 9 - ,, ,H,.a,..4w ,, ,,A. Nj'f'2??ft'6Q .kg W 'ii ff -Q. -X rs i H 'u hyd 1 1 W may mmnwn in ,-ay Q 'Z A , 'iff- z - LIEUTENANT COLONEL WAYNE COLLINS MISS MARTHA MCFARLIN MAJOR DAVID ENGLISH MISS LANETTE WOOLEY 'QV BATTALION STAFF CAPTAIN RALPH ROSS MISS PAT CARTER CAPTAIN J. I. POPE MISS HARRIETT TURNER BA TTAUO TAFF CAPTAIN BOB CROMER MISS KAY BISHOP Ist LIEUTENANT HAYES ARNOLD MISS EDWINA HARRIS Q .Y 4 'Q Q ff' -2 wa Q -4 -if ffw, ,fwx-,Q Q iw Q- 'S 'QS E If WL, Q '?fi:Q,gLz,3, x fs., ,uf 1- F M X if L 5f F VM Q Q, ? 9 1 , 2:25 Captain OSCAR BLANTON COMPANY if ll id fm? MISS LUCY SHOCKLEY MISS JANE GLADIN 2nd Platoon Blanton, Beeland, Daniel, Darsey, Currie, Gibson, Howell, Huckabee, Lumpkin, Mullis, Martin, McDaniel, Morris, McNeely, Nicholson, Nucholls, Odom, Owens, Perdue, Peferman, Price, Pasley, Peterman, Maulton, Railey, Rowell, Shirley, Varner, Wilburn, Whited, Woodson. Executive Officer REGINALD DANIEL lst Platoon Allen, Anthony, Berry, Black, Brown, Bryan, Casteel, Carpenter, Collins, Colquit, Cox, Currie, Davis, Davis, Day, Durham, Dean, Ellerbee, English, Flanders, Ferguson, Garrett, Hansen, Harris, Herring, Hawkins, Simmons, Thompson. Captain JIMMY MAULDIN ist Platoon Akins, Bell, Booker, Boyt, Brackett, Brooks, Buntyn-Carr, Carter, Chambley, Clay, Ellington, Emmett, Fallin, Fallin, Ferguson, Ford, Gilbert, Gray, Gueth, Hale, Hankinson, Helms, Hoyal, Kirkpatric, McCha rg ue, Parker, Ralston, Robinson. COMPANY MISS FRIEDA FORTNER Executive Officer RONALD HANCOCK 2nd Platoon Blanton, Brabham, Crabtree, Glossen, Hemby, Hammock, Holly, Huckaby, Johnson, Johnson, Miles, Mills, Martin, Mosely, McDaniel, Perdue, Peterman, Searcy, Shaw, Smith, Spiller, Shaw, Stalnaker, Tarrer Taylor, Tucker, Wainwright, Watson, Watson, Lanfair. .MLA-,:,,K. X, flgggffs S A MQ x - Y , ' -v., +I A- ff.- . I, .,,. ,.x2 ZEf.l I A 1 A ' V fi 1 . 'nv V ' , R X' rf N 'ki -1' .QU , f ak? 7 sw Nm:,mkm:Af.Q . R -spy yer, I Vx Y, . V -fl W W N if 46, Av ,. .. . ' 1 M ,,,!. ,N Q ,A K- I I A Q Mg , ., 5-'vm -' W ' ft , .xr ,,., , K Q A ,jf9-,.,k .W .-N' 3, f- M : f'f :'1f' - . ,, 'Q xx , Ll ,. ,YI'2zN , MA mi ' - ' ' M'f'Mf l'. 'Exif - Ei 7 9-fg,..: -mi -' '54 5 F' , k if i x T, Q a kg 2.32 4: 3 u 3 x 2' ' 4 mu. . A, - muff ,. ,Q-Qmif 5,54 ,g k s-1.5 xx wmmxfl what 5. ' fl , MY' . f -.11-.1-.kfafm 3 - ' L fffik ,jing 3 'I - x 3. 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FOY BENTLEY 'Q a MISS DORA FAYE MCINVALE MISS ROSEMARY WATSON MISS PATRICIA GARR ETT 'Ist Lt. CLEVELAND SPIVEY Is? Lf. SIDNEY ANTHONY 1 X I , ' , rf if W A R U fd '42 , . L w ff 1 29' f , fsf A My lf t. 5' lang? 1' ' 1 'W M -5 1 5 f I N A .Q I , N bi 1 wf . fa? 43K , '4 5, 3 X arf -f ,f imazf fa L '- K ,If , gc , 4 ,I , kg X ,,, in Q 5 ' Qfiiia I K O J. Na :maxi v N ADVERTISEMENTS Advertising is the life of trade -CALVIN COOLIDGE gp,,,g,-fv:1-dw-Rm 151014 W P U60 iw E Jwu149MUf?19Wdlcw42C,fQ,fiQgf!jM ww MW Zfffzwfdfw-M?0f f nfma ,ada cm, ASTON AND UPSON COUNTY 51 af? W? IQZQHIOQCE ZSEZGJS ASSOCIATIONZYZ A6010 04-ff 44054 Www!! Q Jfmcw csffdo'-C. 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