Rockmart High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Rockmart, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

..:.L -hx- 1 I I all I 91 L.. R If H 'il IUE LEAVE DUB 6206? 5. V R 5 I S NTH Wan! UF .1 fzgfww JA VV EKET Pwdlushdby, THE 57006075 OF ROCKMHRT HIGH SCHOOL ' ' - R0CKM14f?7f GH FIRST ROW: Miss Gaston, Geraldine Sealey, Phil Reece, Patricia Iordan, lane Everett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Burke, Barbara Iohnson. Eileen Paris. Ianet Tate, Dot Poole, Dot Iolley, Sue White, Ioanne Holland, Ellen Hannah. Sammy Parker, Ruth Tribble, Iune Gentry. THIRD ROW: Mr. Burke, Mrs. Iordan, Nathan Dean, Haden Hooper, Sonny Lowry, Max Mason, Lowell Vancil, Don Moss, Franklin Statham. Bobby Camp, Shirley Mintz. The Yellow locket Stoll ol l95Elf5l, proudly presents this book to the Students as o remembrance ol Clays qone by. S P O N S O R S Mn. BURKE Mus. 1onDAN Miss GAsToN Mas. Bumu: Editor-in-Chief . . GERRY SEALEY Associate Editor . . PATRICIA IORDAN Business Manager . . PHIL REECE Advertising Manager . . SONNY LOWRY . Photo and Make Up Editor . . . IANE EVERETT Literary Editor . . IANET TATE Art Editor . . BRUCE BALDWIN Sports Editor . . SAMMY PARKER Circulation Manager . . . BARBARA IOHNSON SEALEY IORDAN' REECE LOWRY EVERETT TATE BALDWIN PARKER IOHNSON YELLCDW JACKET STAFF ANNUAL STAFF AT WORK. Dot Poole, Iessie Hicks, Ianet Tate, Geraldine Sealey, Ruth Tribble. Sue White, Bruce Baldwin. Patricia Iordan. and lane Everett. in ff? il . L-.W 1 Q , Kankakee Anderson, county school superin- tendant, has served as president of the state Educational Association this year. Professor I. A. Scoqqin has devoted his un- tirinq efforts to the Rockmart School, since he became superintendent in l927. To the faculty members and pupils alike, lVfr. Mac is a symbol of all that a school must have to effectively educate its students. A --1. K. W. MCKINNON Principal ADMINISTRATI I. A. SCOGGIN KANKAKEE ANDERSON SUP9fif1Te1'1d9UT County Superintendent SENIUHS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs G W Iordan, chemistry and biology. Mr Dan Burke, biology and physics Mr Iames Robert Brock, mathematics, Mr Luther Ginn, mathematics, Mrs Dan Burke, English Miss Cora Eula Gumzn English and Latin SECOND ROW ,LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr Charles Roberts English, Mr Ioseph Link, history and social sciences Miss Blanche Gaston history Mr Garland Pmholster history Mr Ray Stephens commerclal courses Miss Carolyn Townes commercial courses THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Pink Swmk home economics Mrs Wilma G Cook piano and speech Mrs Ida Fincher librarian Mrs Luther Gmn secretary Not m p1cture Mr I C Tnbble agnculture IORDAN BURKE BROCK GINN BURKE GUMM ROBERTS LINK GASTON PINHOLSTER STEPHENS TOWNES SWINK COOK FINCHER GINN SENI RCLASS OUR MASCOT CHARLES Ronzms IR I ul SENIOR SPONSORS c T nonsnrs I I LINK BUDDY ISBELI. Presxden BRUCE BALDWIN Vxce PrPs1dQnt EARLINE CULVEH Secretary IANE EVERETT ireusurer ARP ATKINS BAINES BALDWIN BARNES BISHOP BOLLEN BRANNON BROCK BURTON IEANETTE ARP-Wants to be a nurse-- likes hikinge-favorite food is steak. EUGENE ATKINS-Future contractor--likes rnu- sic -nickname is Curly , WALTER BAINES4-Plans to get married- fona of talking back to teacherse-fpresiclent of F. F. A. BRUCE BALDWIN-Ambition is to :narry a mil' lionheiressf-Iacket Center-plans to go to Tech. DONALD BARNESfWants to be an aircraft cle- signer -likes cherry pie-played bass clrurn. IOANNE BISHOPe-Would like to be a mission nurse-likes to read-favorite subject is Latin. RUTH BOLLEN-flkmbition is to be an account- anteecollects photographsfolislikes scraping gum off hall floor. EVELYN BRANNONfePlans to be a secretary- likes to skate-works in drugstore in afternoons. EUGENIA BROCKeeeLikes chocolate pie-dis likes conceited people-favorite song is To Think Ycu've Chosen Me. EVELYN BURTONW-Plays basketballfhobby is square dancing-plans to take life easy. if Q SEN! L BOBBY CAMP-Favorite subject is Homefplans to go to college . favorite song is it, RAYMOND COOK-On Black CS Gold staff- visits Cedartown often-dislikes to study. EARLINE CULVER-Likes a certain grocer- dislikes personal lectures-plans after school cen- ter around marriage. IOYCE CUMMINGS-Likes banana pudding- enioys reading and Home Economicsecollects pitchers. IANE EVERETT-President of Beta Club-likes Mario Lanza-embarrassed when she stood up in chapel with Freshmen While a Senior. A S PEGGY FITZPATRICK-Plans to go to Business School-collects souvenirs-likes parties. IUNE GENTRY---Plans to study Business Admin- istrationelikes Harold and cheese-dislikes sar- castic remarks. GEORGE HARRISON---Plans to go to University of Chattanooga-outstanding athlete. IUANITA HAWKINS-Excellent typist-plans a business career-known for her pleasant disposi- tion. PAUL HAWKINS-Would like to become an artist-dislikes spelling-favorite subject is Book- keeping. CAMP COOK CULVER CUMMINGS EVERETT FITZPATRICK GENTRY HARRISON HAWKINS HAWKINS X. in Y G if L. We 65, A HA. X P U! 'I Haw ' If ,BY 'Q-.- X A 'ek , A 4 ,952 2 ' 3 fh as 1,11 an ,gc ' ff I 153' pp iff My ' s 'f , ef' SENI RCL BUDDY ISBELLW Senior Class President eplays football-likes cheerleaders. BARBARA IOHNSONffCollects lipsticksfflikes Sociology-sings well. PATRICIA IORDAN-Nickname is Trish fam- bition is to teach English in collegeflikes shrimp. EARL KELLET--Plans to go to army after high school-is embarrassed around girls-ambition is to be an engineer. WENDELL KNIGHT-Favorite tood is steake would like to be a Major League baseball player -outstanding speller. S S SONNY LOWRY-Football manager f-likes to sleep in class-hobby is fishing and hunting. DUANE LYLEfeWould like to own a grocery storeelikes atomic milk --hobby is photogra- phy- BETTY IO MORRISf-Favorite food is lemon pie f flikes football games-tewants to be a secretary. IERRIE PANNELL-Plans to get married after school-likes apple pie etavorite subject is Home Economics. SAMMY PARKER-Collects pipes-plans to be a Textile Engineer-loves nothing better than a heated argument. ISBELL IOHNSON IORDAN KELLET KNIGHT LOWRY LYLE MORRIS PAN NELL PARKER PINKARD POWELL RAY REECE ROBERSON ROBINSON SEALEY SIMPSON SMITH SPINKS ELIZABETH PINKARD -W Plays basketball V Cheerleader most embarrassing mornent occur' red on a blind date. BILLY POWELL-W Rebel dislikes banana pud- dinge-collects stray kittens. CHARLES RAYAPlayed in band farnbition is to dodge the draftef likes tried chicken. PHIL REECE- -Rockmarts playboyfnever wore ries about anything-plans to go to Tech. BETTY IANE ROBERSON fl.ikes boys,-nick name is Elmo plans to be a secretary PEGGY ROBINSON-Favorite song is l'll Al- ways Be in Love with You would like to be an air-hostess. GERALDINE SEALEYW-Likes to meet new people plans to be a good housewife -favorite song is Thinking of You. ANNE SIMPSONfWould like to be a beautician most outstanding moment, saying l do. EUGENE SMITHfWants to make lots ot money Edgar in Senior Playfiatin kid, CHARLES SPINKSiA:nbition is to be a pharma! Cist-wonderful physique efplans to go to Mercer. ,mv ' EN! R LASS FRANKLIN STATHAM-Likes French tried po- tatoesf'--in charge of concessions at football games f -good salesman. EVELYN STEPHENSONfNickname is Evalina ---wants to be a missionary-likes lt ls No Se- cret. IANET TATEeAmbition is to be a teacher- dislikes overly sentimental people-likes to read. LOWELL VANCILvPlans after school to be an engineer-likes sports and pretty girls. DOUGLAS VINING---Better known as Dinky -ef likes to play tennis--fast running Yellow Iacket. PAM WHITEfLikes to pose-s-plans after high school to attend Business School. SUE WHITEfFavorite song is It Had to Be You -nickname is Sue-gal''-Editor-in-Chief of Black and Gold. IOYCE YOUNG-Always full ot fun-flikes book- keeping-has pretty brown eyes. STATHAM STEPHENSON TATE VANCIL VINING WHITE WHITE YOUNG 'O -i Y- 6'0lVE DRY .SSNIORS ,Z . 5251? Vp: lg I rx 1 1. Iuanita Hawkins 9. Iune Gentry 2. Evelyn Brannon 3. Ruth Bollen 4. Gene Smith 5. Raymond Cook 8. Charles Spinks 7. Buddy Isbell 8. Evelyn Stephenson Donald Barnes Bobbie lean Hubbard Barbara Iohnson Sammy Parker Gerry Sealey Pam White 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. Eugenia Brock Ioyce Cummings Ioyce Young Bobby Camp George Harrison Betty lo Morris Iessie Hicks I Evelyn Burton Patricia Iordan Anne Simpson Mary Helen Hendon Sue White Ierrie Pannell Ieanette Arp Franklin Statham ,, 1 Y ' 7,56 urfla ' wr j'-rf, ,A x f W? 4 ,fx it 4 Mita 11' 8,5 it Jw? M,-a , 4051 'luv 92? P .U I 4 31654 ,..- f '5 Rm an u 4 1 wwf Q K v F E as fir y 1 f YS? 1 V3 -A ff' t , I ' E U' A! if ,er 4 u, f W? 2 5 fb 5 E E 1, k 5 4 W ,f I' 2 M R9 4 AQ lm 594 3' QM Q W 5 rw? X Q.:-., 5 x ww .,., G M gg- . .. L, +ve W3 Q., Nr - S44 'K O F F I C E R S President . CURTIS GEORGE V1cePres1dent . . IUNE GARNER Sec Treas VIRGINIA MILLHOLLAND SGP!-ICDMCDRE CLASS Shirley Ashley Paddy Austin Hiram Backers Lee Bailey Erlene Ballinger Barry Beall Nina Beatty Charles Bishop Helen Bollen Bobby Borders lean Brewer Howard Brinkley Billy Brown Iimmy Brown Iohnnie Sue Brown Roy Bullock Royce Campbell Faye Carpenter Emily Carter I. B. Chastain it 4 5 2 ,At S, f M3 52- X QR fi' 5 me f . fx. f .v?WJWkf I L55 4 if 15? md 1 3 g A-Q 1 ., li W we sf I M SOP!-ICDMORE CLASS Ioe Hayes Ted Hazen Manorie Hembree Velma Hitchcock hmmy Hitt Norma Holladay Gary Holtzclaw Iune Hooper Betty Hull Frances Hulsey Ilan I-Iulsey Bobby Hutcheson Betty Hutchings Io Ann Iaclrson Wilma Iellerson Iohnny Iay Bruce King Harold Knight Clyde Laney Irmmy Lee I W LeGrand Kathryn Maddox Iacquelme Matthews Dan Maxey Billy Maxwell Barbara McCown Mrldred McDonald Mary Mrllholland Vrrgrnxa Mrllholland Annelle Moody George Anna Morgan Irmmy Morgan SGP!-ICDMORE CLASS Bobby lean Wtsdorn Martha Yarborough Max Moss Beatrice Odom lean Odom Earl Parks Emmaline Paschal Ierry Paschal Ruby Phxlhps Carolyn Randall Audry Roqers Norman Rutledge Pnttman Schetf loel Sealey Iaclue Singleton Rebecca Sloman Clark Smrth Faye Smxth Ierry Sorrells C I. Tate Edward Terry loyce Txllery Shxrley Upton lmoqene Walden Roy Watson Bobby lean West Charles Whately Leon Whitaker Golder Whrteslde Sarah Wluteslde Ieanette Wlllxams Norman Wxllxams FR OFFICERS President . . . IOHNNY PINKARD Vice-President . EUGENE GILLILAND Secretary . . CHARLES ALLGOOD Treasurer . . . BOBBIE LOU STONE Charles Allgood Eloise Allgood Clyde Ballinger Nellie Barber Frances Baxter Mary Brannon loyce Brown Amelia Butler Wayne Camp Roger Campbell Rogers Carroll Carolyn Carter Carolyn Cason Edgar Chastain Pledger Coalson Hay Coalson Emily Cochran Jerome Cochran Katherine Cole Shirley Cooke ESI-I A Iames Copeland Wxllxe Faye Dockery Dale Dover Ixmmey Duke Sylvia Duke Ioyce Dyer Catherine Eaves Peggy Exdson Rxchard Franklxn Paul Gardner Ir Doris George Eugene Gllllland Carolyn Gober Ginger Gober loyce Gore Violet Haney Sarah Hanson Annette Hawkins Susan Hughes Dons Hulsey Robert Iones Sylvia Lee Rachel Marchmun Bobby Mason Lester Elrod M Kgs? 'I' 3145 v! ,f if 3 3, ,. iw ,r Q y A M we vw H 431 -, .ls 5 A 1 'U , L a Ms' f Q.. ,P o .Qk , ,A , ia ,ff of i155 ibof poofe Miss Dot Poole, a Iunior at Rockmart High, Peanut Bowl in Columbus. Dot rode on the merchants, which won second place in the annual Peanut Bowl game. The YELLOW IACKETS were honored to be Bowl. With the entire state backing them they was our representative at the float, sponsored by Rockmart mammoth parade before the invited to play in the Peanut came home undefeated. LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Sonny Lowry, Manager. Dan Maxey. Iohnny lay, Buell Hulsey, Marion Parnell, Eugene Gllliland. Nathan Dean. Earl Parks, Horace Borders. Buddy Isbell, Stewart Mintz. Manager. Coach Assistant Coach Captain I. D. LANGLEY GARLAND PINHOLSTER MAX MASON H ,2 S - IM 5 xv, W wr' Q DB -2' ...v . I 95 1 7 lg. 30 18+ . , 3? 1 -4 ' ' P'-V .3 9f ' 'S Q ff . 3 lim, L 4 J G ' ' I I ' 5 n-lg - 'dt' A 196' Y'i 5' ' N 5. N' Q -1. 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'Q MCHENRY TAYLORSVILLE M SMYRNA MODEL K AUSTELL CARTEHSVILLE X MCHENRY LAGRANGE gmfll CEDARTOWN .','..Y.-NS, MODEL AUSTELL SUMMERVILLE ,4 LAGRANGE E BERRY Vi! CARTERSVILLE ag SUMMERVILLE , SMYRNA ,7 X fx X CEDARTQWN ' Vflilf Ji ff' , ' ' BERRY 'if5ffUfW!7f:i L KV? fffwmf' f ' First Row: WRIGHT Forward MASON Center BRINKLEY Guard DAVIS Guard Sewond Row: COALSON For w':rd SCHEI-'F Forward DEAN Guurii HARDY Center This is the lirst year Coach Garland Piriholster has coached at Rockrriart. The team played above par duriria the whole season. From here on out the Yellow lackei OIJQOTN-ElllS will have to look out. We have a potential Championship team in the riialciria. First Fen-.': Wendell Knight, Manager: Pitt Schell: Max Mason: Aubry Davis: Howard Brinkley Ray Coalson: Billy Hardy: Sammy Parker, Manager. Seiorij Leonard Wright: Russell Davis: Iohnny lay: Ice I. Hayes: Nathan Dean. LS' BASKETB or , Top Row: Bottom SCHEDULE MCHENRY TAYLORSVILLE SMYRNA MODEL AUSTELL CARTERSVILLE MCHENRY CEDARTOWN MODEL AUSTELL SUMMERVILLE CARTERSVILLE SUMMERVILLE SMYRNA CEDARTOWN TOWZ WHIGHTV- Forward BURTON Forward PINKARDf -Forward MORGAN Guard UPTONfGuard ODOM-Guard SLOMAN-Guard Irene Upton, lean Odom, and Mary Ann Sloman Elizabeth Pinkard-Evelyn Burton Mary Alice Wright and Evelyn Burton First Row: Rebecca Sloman. lean Odom, Mary Alice Wright. Elizabeth Pinkard, Evelyn Burton, lrene Upton. Mary Ann Sloman. Second Raw: Ruth McCarthy. Ioyce Gore, Helen Bollen, George Anna Morgan, Norma Holladay, Mary Ann Holladay. Third Haw: Ruth Bollen, Manager. -H We -f' , gd 43. 5 ......i- 4 Y f '.f .f.m,.4. r WW ...iiy en.:-un--1 ,. . 1 K, r ji f X TX , .,.,, I , I 5 W E '.,. QI . :v. I f, M x 1 , I f M 'af X ' A.,..,. , I I L if ff ,I , 2 ,-1'. fj 'A ' - a , f-Wg Z Mg. , j FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wendell Knight. Nathan Dean, Don Moss, Marvin Hardy. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lack Simpkins. Billy Powell, Sam Parker. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Cantrell, Max Mason, Charles Chafin. '14 3 .Wi .'T.r'r.lrJYYTf 1.Evelyn Burton, Anne Simpson. SFI-'4.Tl.P: Mrs. Pink Swink, Sponsor, Betty Roberson, Carolyn Barnes, Helen Lyle, Ruth Bollen, Evelyn Brannon, Iune Gentry, Ioyce Cummings. Shirley Gcber, Margie Stitcher, Mary Alice Wright, Mary Ann Holladay, Elizabeth Pinkard, Betty Io Morris, Earline Culver. Dorothy Hobbs, Bobbie lean Hubbard, Martha Harrison, Mary Ann Sloman, lrene Upton. fIfTT lN TI '.Qf1E: Iessie Hicks. I-ICDME EC CLUBS Shirley Cock, Bobbie Lou Stone, Ann Winqard, Sarah Hanson, Paddy Austin. Shirley Woods, Rachel Marchman, Shirley Daughtery, Ioyce Gore, Mrs. Swink, Iune Hooper. .L .-.,.. , , ..,.t,, , J... Viclet Haney, Betty Huit, Ruth Gentry, Ioyce Brown. II'T.l7 T. '. Martha Ferrell, Iohnnie Sue Brown. Helen Bcllen. BLACK AND CCDLD STAFF BLACK AND GOLD The Block ond Gold, copobiy heoded by Sue White, editor-in-chief, sponsored by Mr. Ginn, ond published by o hordfworkinq stofi, hos sotisfoctorily completed onother yeolr. MR. GINN Editor .................. SUE WHITE Managing Editor . .... JANET TATE News Editor . . . MARY ANN HOLLADAY Business Manager . . GERALDINE SEALEY Sponsor FIRST ROW: Gerry Sealey. Ianet Tate, Sue White, Mary Anne Holladay. Elizabeth Pinkard. SECOND ROW: Ruth Tribble, Raymond Cook, Ioanne Holland. Walter Baines, Kathryn Bailey, lane Everett, Mr. Ginn. rl FRONT ROW: Mary Milhollan. Ellen Hannah, Gerry Sealey, Sue White. lane Everett Patricia Iordan. Ioanne Holland, Shirley Dauqhtery, Annelle Moody. BACK ROW- Ruth Tribble, Doi Iolly. Mrs. Iordan, Billy Maxwell, limmy Hill. Ianet Tate C. L. Tate. Hiram Backers. MRS. IORDAN Sponsor IANE EVERETT IESSIE HICKS PATRICIA IORDAN SUE WHITE Pl'?Sl iwnl Yi-'ffPres1Qirf11' Sw're'a1y 'Treasurer -13 'cr BE TA CLUB SENIOR TRI-I-II-Y CLUB SENIOR TRI-HI-Y The Senior Tri-Hi-Y has truly carried out its purpose, To create, maintain, and extend throughout school and community high standards of Christian character. Many projects, too numerous to mention, were highly successful under the leadership of Miss Carolyn Townes, sponsor, and Gerry Sealey, president. O F F I C E R S President . . . . ...... GERALDINE SEALEY Vice-President . . EARLINE CULVER Secretary . ..... IANET TATE SEALEY CULVER Treasurer . . . MARY ANN HOLLADAY TATE HOLLADAY FIRST ROW: Geraldine Sealey. SECOND ROW:Evelyn Burton. Dot Poole. Bobbie leon Hubbard. Earline Culver. Eliza- beth Pinkard. Dot Hobbs. Mary Alice Wright, Miss Townes. THIRD ROW: Ruth Tribble. Ioyce Cummings. Patricia lordan. Sue White, Ruth Bollen. Bonita Sutton, Dot Iolley, Mary Ann Holladay. FOURTH ROW: Iune Gentry. Shirley Mintz. lane Everett, Barbara Iohnson, Ianet Tate, Ann Simpson, Eileen Paris, Shirley Gober, Iessie Hicks. JUNIOR TRI-I-II-Y CLUB Freshman ond Sophomore qirls, interested in higher ideols make up the Ir. Tri-I-Ii-Y. They have been striving to mointoin the standards ot the club os shown by their mony projects this year. O F F I C E R S President . . ..... CAROLYN COLE ViceAPresident . . GEORGE ANNA MORGAN Secretary . . . MILDRED MCDONALD Treasurer . . BETTY HUTCHTNGS I COLE MORGAN MCDONALD HUTCHINGS FIRST ROW: Carolyn Cole. SECOND ROW: Betty Hutchings, George Anna Morgan. THIRD ROW: loyce Waits, Emily Cochran. Mildred McDonald, Peggy Eidson. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Gober, Shirley Cooke, Rachel Marchman, Shirley Haney, Marion Garmon, Carolyn Cason. FIFTH ROW: Ioy ce Dyer. Loretta Rankin, Annette Hawkins, Norma Holladay. Doris Posey. Willa Lee Rogers, Amelia Butler. SIXTH ROW: Ruth McCarthy. Emaline Paschal, Adora Wood, Sarah Hanson, Ioyce Gore. Helen Bollen. Faye Smith, Shirley Wood. Earline Ballinger, Mrs. Swink, sponsor. SEVENTH ROW: Shirley Ellison. Iohnnie Sue Brown. Paddy Austin, Iuanita Eidson. Ann Wingard, Carolyn Randall, Rebecca Sloman, lean Odom, Betty Hull. DRAMA HICKS WRIGHT BOLLEN HUBBARD TI CLUB The members ot the Dramatic Club have been dili- gently working to provide entertainment for the students and faculty. Under the capable instructions of Miss Carolyn Townes, the club has been a great Success. O F F I C E R S IESSIE HICKS . . . . . . . . President MARY ALICE WRIGHT . . Vice-President RUTH BOLLEN .... . . Secretary BOBBIE IEAN HUBBARD . . . Treasurer FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobbie lean Hubbard, Erlene Culver, Mary Alice Wright. Dot Hobbs, Iune Gentry. Erlene Campbell, Ioyce Cummings, Betty Gunn. Evelyn Brannon, Barbara Iohnson, Shirley Gober. Io Brumbelow, Iessie Hicks, Anne Simpson, Ruth Bollen, Miss Townes. MUS C LOVERS CLUB The Iumor Music Lovers Club led by Mrs. Wilma CJ. Caak, presents worthwhile music in its true role, and seeks to lead each member to appreciate some oi the finer aspects at this art. O F F I C E R S President . . . SHIRLEY MINTZ Vice-President . . . DOT POOLE Secretary . . . IO BRUMBELOW Treasurer . . IEANETTE PLANT MINTZ POOLE BRUMBELOW PLANT FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Io Brumbelow, leanette Plant. Dot Poole. Shirley Mintz. Ruth Tribble, Mrs. Wilma Cook. Kathryn Bailey. Patricia Iordan, Betty lean Gann. Shirley Woods. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Gober, Iune Gentry, Ruth Gentry. Eileen Paris, Bonita Io Sutton. Martha Harrison, Ioyce Cummings. Dot lolley. Ruth McCarthy. Adora Woods. Barbara Iohnson. El S5 A QS t. ti Q wa This year We are es- pecially proud of our band which accompan- ied the football team to the many victorious games. The untirina efforts of Mr. C. R. Hazen made these trips possible. MA JCDRETTE Front How, Left to Right: Don- dra Walls, Ioyce Gore. Anne Simpson. Peggy Eidson. Iune Hooper. Norma Hutcheson. Io- anna Rogers. Back Row, Lett to Right: Iohnnie Lou Lumpkin. Betty Hutchings. Ruth McCar- thy. Carolyn Randall. Bonita Io Sutton, Mary Alice Wright. Amelia Butler. FFFT Fx,D'.'.' LEFT 'fi Fliifffz Marty Young, lanice Brackett. Melba Io Massey, Auther Bowman, Robert Partain, Billy lrwin. Iohn Brown. SEi CNfi f.P'T'I' TQ Fffliifz Frances Morgan, Barbara Brown. Karl Kaylor, Bazz Womack. Geraldine Ballard, Dickie Wiggins, Frank Tyler, Ray Waddell. fflii' YET ff 1-1351: Carolyn Hardman, Bill Miller. Harry Cook. Marion Longshore, Karl Vancil. FC S5135 E' ff F' f' EC 2? ff: Iimmy Burton, Lloyd Brewer, Sylvia Randall, Laura Baxter, Norma Maxwell, Betty Cantrell. Charles Allgood, Buford Longshore. TIQT lfl Ef, 1llFil': Iimmy Waddell. JLJNICDR I-IIC!-I BAND FFQNT RC Amelia Butler, lohnny Lou Lumpkin. Ioyce Gore. Iune Hooper, Mary Alice Wright. Peggy Eidson. Anne Simpson. Bonita Io Sutton, Ioanna Rodgers, Norma lean Hutchings, Dondra Walls, and Carolyn Randall. 52722: F3113 Betty Hutchings, Iune Gentry. Sarah Hanson, Nadine Cohran. Ioanne Womack. Ruth Gentry, Willie Lee Rogers, Yvonne Ray, lohnnie Sue Brown. Pledger Coalson. Ruth McCarthy, and Mr. C. R. Hazen. TEIFQ F,f','.': Charles Ray. Carolyn Cole. Barbara Brown. Barry Beall, Roy Watson. Betty Huff, Iune Garner, Karl Vancil. Susan Hughs. Travis Rav. FC1j?'E'i F f .'.' ' Patty Austin, Shirley Ashley, Norma Faye Hutchings, Betty Cantrell, luanita Eidson, Iackie Matthews. Audrey Nell Rogers. Duane Morgan. Doris George. TFTE Lloyd Brewer. Royal Liner, Iackie Singleton, limmy Brown, Iames Copeland. Dale Dover. -J 1' wk Vila? 15454313 'vi 0 o FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Rockmart Chapter ot the Future Farmers ot America is composed of boys who are taking Vocational Agriculture in high school, Under the direction ot Mr. I. C. Tribble, sponsor, the boys learn new methods of tarminq, and find many ways in which to improve their farms and live- stock. OFFICERS, First Row: Second Vice-President Glenn Head, Treasurer Eugene Atkins, President Walter Baines, First Vice- President Bob Wilson. Second Row: Secretary Ioe Free, Re- porter Raydon Iones. FIRST ROW: Iames McMillian, Ralph Carter. Iohnny Wood, Curtis Sprnks SELCND ROW Ioe Free Glenn Head Richard Davis, Donald Wood, Eugene Parham. Ierry Free, Tommy Head Bob Wilson Howard Carmichael THlRD ROW: Melvin Dyer, Raymond Cook, Walter Baines. Raydon Iones Norman Rutledge hmmy McBride Eugene Atkins Donald Barnes. Thomas Wright, I. C. Tribble. sponsor. r .. QQ AS STC ln Sept r ber lO39 a snall band of w ndertng nrst graders enter d the porta s ot Prednf rt a C1 Goodyear Schools Those entertng Ptedrnont were Douglas Vrnlng Buddy lsbell Erlene Culver Mary Anne Holladay loy e Cu l'I1 lQS lane Ever tt Bru e Baldwtn loanne Brshop Sue Whlte Walt r Barnes George Harrtson Glenn Head Sarnrny Parlcer Ph1l Reese Pam Whtte Sonny Lowry and Lowell Vanc1l Another group entered Goodyear at the sarne tnne They were Wendell Kntght Norman Hayes Pau Hawlctns Gerry Sealey lanet Tate Bobble ean Hubbard Charles Ray and luanrta Hawlans the tnne we were tn th second grade we were gettrng accustomed t school hte Bobby Camp was the only new classmate that year ln the th rd grade our teachers rntroduced us to the ntulttpllcatron tables That was the begrn nrng ot rnany troubles tlso many good tlrnes to g ther Erankhn Statha 1 Patncta lordan Betty Roberson and Rayrnond Cook Joned our class that year Only one p rson Betty to lvlorns entered our scho l rn the lourth The new scnopl was burlt ana n an, o us went to Euharle lessle Htclcs enterea Euhar ee rn the slxth grade l 45 w w re awe strucc by 1 v experrences su h as ln 'tarng lass s lna 3 attterent t ach ers and berna 'rble to say W wer tn lunror Hrgh Ruth Bollen Helen Hendon Ann Snnpson and Evelyn Stept rson came tro'n Auttoch rn the etghth grade Gthers entenng then were lune Gentry Evelyn Brannon and lo rnte Holland Then cante the thrrll ot htgh scho l Gt course by then we thcught we anew about all there was to Know but v e conceded to our parents wrshes and c ntrnued our edu frtron ln our sophomore year Ieanette Arp Eugene Atlcrns Eugenta Brock Evelyn Burton Earl Kellet Parnell Eltzabeth Prnlcard Peggy Robtnson Eu gene Srnlth Charles Splllk a td loyce Young carne front Arr gon Also Btllt Powell Jolned us ln the levcnth carne the lun1orSen1or Prorn helprng mth the annual and tn other ways pre panng to take the Sentors p aces Donald Barnes Duane Lyle Barbara lohnson ana Martha lane Holland were added to our group Then cante the long tw ntea y ar We were Sernorsl There were tne Senror yartres class rneettngs nvttattons rtngs and other thrngs to ntalx Us rea tze hat w lr d ,Il I ost npleted dur last year ll lug sc ool e n , o I ' ' o 1 ri ' f e 'e - 'l f :ex ' , 5' - ' .. 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AS O I-IE Dr Iosrah Tolstak has astonrshed the world wrth hrs announcement of a trme machrne All over the world people come to vrew rt but twc brave senror boys Phrl Reece and Sonny Lowry offer to act as gurnea prgs They step rnto the strange lookrng machrne and bang' Theyr off' Wrth many a whrrl and re gret they frnally land rn the year of l96l I wonder who that old bum rs over yonder beggrng penn es? Why rt s no other than our old school churn Bobby Camp And the two helpers are Evelyn Burton and Brlly Powell Yes therr arnbrtron has frnally been realr ed Look Thrs srgn reads Home Cooked Meals 506 Gerry Sealey Cook And her wartresses are Iane Ever ett Peggy Robrnson and Betty Roberson Who runs that exclusrve grrls school over there? Well well no other than Norman Hayes professor Other teach rs are Ianet Tate fand her students say she can drsh out the homework? and Glen Head Just Patrrcra Iordan Remember how she always lrked excrtement? Well she s got rt now She rs stunt flyer for Rocket Arrlrnes Inc and the owners are no other than Earl Kellet and Charles Sprnks Wonder what ever happened to Sue Whrte and Ioanne Holland? Seems they got marrred and take turns keeprng each other s chrldren I bet they have a trme handlrng twenty four chrldren I guess they belreved rt was Cheaper by the Dozen Theres a theater Lets see what rs playrng Look at that srgn Sonny' The esteemed Mrss Bar bara Iohn on of operatrc fame rs comrng soon There rs Betty Io Morrrs She s rn the waves now VI rth her are Elrzabeth Prnkard Ioanne Brsh op and Ruth Bollen The armed forces have a lot of our former boys too Gene Smrth Eugene Atklns Duane Lyle and Paul Hawkrns are all rn the Arr Force Paul Head rs servrng wrth Army Intellrgence and keeprng up the women s srde are Ierrre Pannell and Martha Ian Holland Remember how Sammy Parker always lrked o drrve? He s gettrng hr frll of drrvr rg now he s Lvelyn Brannon s chauffeur She rs the owne cf a brg charn of drug store Workrna for her are Mary Anne Holladay Eugenra Brock Ioyce Young and Peggy Frtzpatrrck Say Phrl reckon what happened to Buddy Is bell our class presrdent? Oh they say he rs strll presrdent of the world wrde Irars Club Bobbre Iean Hubbard rs vrce presrd nt Ieanette Arp secretary and Anne Srmpson treasurer What about Earlrne Culx er? Drdn t you know? She drrves a truck now grocery truck that rs She frnally marrred Franklrn Statham I sho would lrke to see Lowell Vancrl Oh see here' On thrs brll board rt says that Iolson has been revrved rn the form of Lowell Hrs makeup artrsts are Evelyn Stephenson Pam Whrte and Dot Hobbs Do you know what Bruce Baldwrn rs dorng now? Hes strll rn college tryrng to get hrs PhD Ioyce Cummrngs and Mary Helen Hendon are tryrng to crash Hollywood I read rn thrs news paper By the way Raymond Cook rs a top notch edrtor rsn t he? Everyone seems to enroy Iuanrta Hawkrns Advrce to the Lovelorn too I ear her assrstant rs Douglas Vrnrng George Harrrson s Noon News rs very popu lar Charles Ray r the weatherman on that pro gram Sh George rs broadcastrng now What' Wal ter Barnes rs comrng home from the army a hero wrth a row of metals' Ther stand the world renowned artr t Iessre Hrcks sllngrng parnt onto one of her great st por trarts that of the most famous busrne s woman of her day Iune Gentry Wendell Knrght and Donald Barnes have rorned the crrcus Both are trapeze artrst Sonny' Look comrng here' It looks lrke u ' Yeah pushrng a baby carrrag ts g t ou here Phrl I prerer l95l . . ,, . 1 I . . J I , . . , . ' ll r 1 v l S I ll 11 I ' ' , . , . G I V V , L ' I I I - I lr ll - ' I I I I I . ' ' ' Z , . . . . II I I I I ' A 'W .W I . , . L I I II Q ' W V ll I I I Y ll ll 1 . I I I D k' Ph'l' D k' Wh ' h ld? I' uc. 1. uc. atrntewor. ts I - I ' I - - I ' l I I I I I I , . , . . , . h , . I I I fl , . . . 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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I Franklrn Statham leave my salesmanshrp ab1l1ty to Nelle Mull I Mary Helen Hendon w1ll my love for th opposrte sex to Mary Alrce Wrrght I Eugenla Brock do w1ll my cheerful srmle to Margre Strtcher I Charles Bay do leave not spellrng any better than I drd when I came I Evelyn Burton do wlll all my old tardy ex cuses to arybody else who rs late a often as I am I Walter Barnes wrll and decree my habtt of always havrng my homework to Gene Motes I Iuanrta Hawkms do leave wrth a watch for sellma the most magazrnes I Raymond Cook leave my scarves to Stewart Mmtz I Iune Gentry do Vwlll and decree my natural peroxrde to Martha Harrlson I Donald Barnes leave the bass drum t I B Chastarn I Duane Lyle leave my curly hatr to Sonny Morgan I Peggy Frtzpatrrck leave my good trmes ID the dr1v1ng class to Sonya Head I Pam Whrte do wrll my abrlrty rn shorthand to Barbara Graham I PeCJQY Robln on w1lI my long ha1r to Nadme Wrllrams I Patr1c1a Iordan leave my love for teachers I Evelyn Stevenson w1ll my quretness rn class to Betty Iean Gann I Ioyce Young do wrll and decree my humorous attrtude to Mlldred Maxwell I Ieannette Arp do w1ll my second year ID shorthand to Norman Wrllrams I Dorothy Hobbs hereby leave my boy frrends rn Cedartown to the entrre Iumor class I Eugene Atk ns do hereby wrll and d cree my use of Englrsh to Baydon Iones I Anne Srmpson do leave my place as a maror ette to Ella Garrett I Eugene Smlth wtll my part rn the Senlor Play to Don Moss I Douglas VIUIUQ wrll mv love for the gtrls IH the sophomore class to R W Moore I Barbara Iohnson do hereby w1ll and bequeath my vorce to Calv1n Moore I Norman Hayes wrll and decree my determr natron to succeed 1n the world to Erlene Campbell I Brlly Powell leave my sarca m to Kathryn Ba1ley I Eltzabeth Plnkard leave my extenslve study of profane language to Ellen Hannah I Martha lane Holland leave my wonderful sense of humor to Ieannette Plant I Ierrle Parnell w1ll my love for Taylorsvtlle boys to Dot Iolley I Betty lane Roberson leave my accent to M1 chael Neal l Betty Io Morrrs wrll my peach and cream com plexton to Beatr1ce Odom I Sonny Lowry do hereby w ll my obrllty to sltp around and smoke to Iean Davls Hapoy smokrng ole grrll I George I-Iarrlson leave my wolf1sh a1r o Franklrn Blsh p and wrsh hrm more luck than I had I Ioanne Holland do hereby w1ll and bequeath my luck rn poker playtng to Squlnchy Davenport I Ianet Tate do hereby w1ll and bequeath my handwrrtmg to anyone who can read 1t I Earlrne Culver W1ll my amb1t1on to be the wrfe of a grocer to Helen Lyle I Wendell Kmght wll my spelltng ab1l1ty to lack Srmpklns I Charles Sprnks bequeath my ab1l1ty to learn forelgn languages to Bobby Gore I Sammy Parker do hereby leave Coach Pm holster s car keys to next year s basketball man ager I Ioyce Cummlngs do leave my shy ret1r1ng ways to Carolyn Barnes I Lowell Vancrl leave my mathematrcal mlnd to Gary Holtzclaw I Gerry Sealey do hereby w1ll and decree my love for the army to Ruth Trlbble but not that soldrer I Sue Whrte do hereby leave my botsterous UI vorce to Bonrta Io Sutton Turner my exempttons rn m1d term exams I Phrl Beece wrll my ab1l1ty to out talk t achers to Manon Pa nell I Ioanne Brshop leave my cooperatrve sp1r1t to Anne Ezell I lane Everett do bequeath my nonchalance to Betty Mar1e Ferguson I Glenn Head grve my walk to Marvm Hardy I Bobbre Iean Hubbard do leave my happy go lucky ways to Iohnme Vaughan I Earl Kellet do leave my WIHHIUQ personaltty to Charl s Chaffrn I Mary Anne Holladay do hereby leave my cheer leadlng ab1l1ty to Irene Upton I Buddy Isbell presrdent of the semor class do leave my cool calm a1r ln pres dmg over meetrngs to Shlrley Mrntz I Bruce Baldwln leave my love for classtcal musxc to Lamar Langston I Ruth Bollen WIII my buxom flgure to Iohnnle Sue Brown I Evelyn Brannon leave my afternoons rn the drug store to Barbara Clark I Paul Head W1ll my Bockmart glrl frlends to the boys of the Junror class I Bcbby Camp leave my levles to Harry Ford 1f he can wear them I Paul Hawkrns w1ll my qutet mannerly ways to Charlotte Cole I I I I - I I 9 I I 1 - . . . . . , . 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