Russell High School - Pointer Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1953 volume:

129 5'3 pu4fiaAec! Ag flue Il,US'5.E LI. .HI East'Pnin B H eniord 5 It was irnposs'ibte for ct boy or girl to re main liriendless at R.H.S. Although the school was large, the 1200 and more stu- dents were all friends through their schoel spirit. In the cafeteria, in study hall, in classes, and in walking down the halls, the upper Classmen took the admiringun- derclassmen into their imaginary circle. Russellites were proud to be calleddt Wild- ; . cats, because the name indicated their , . fighting spirit for an outstanding school. PATIENT mas. TUCKER canznruuy CHECKS THE mnnms. ' t ?- WHILE MISS BAILEY IS AWAY THE CAT'S WILL PLAY. ' , . umns. wrmman HAS ADDED A LOT or HAPPY FACES mun POUNDS T. B. on NOT T. B. - t IN THE CAFETERIA. h L a OUR MODERN LIBRARY IS REALLY PUT TO USE BY AMBITIOUS STUDENTS. PHYSICAL ED. PROVIDES PLENTY OF FRESH AIR AND EXERCISE. F STU'JDE NT SENIORS ARE USING THEIR PBIVILEGE OF SITTING IN THE PATIO AFTER LUNCH. 5 WILDCAT. THE SWEETHEART BALL RAISED MONEY FOR THE HI THE GIRLS' CHAMPIONS OF GREATER ATLANTA Y TEAM WERE THE pmunmmmv pnoczmmz m m- ;ns anus AND nmux m- m commons nussmxs mommy. MEETINGS. . MANSION. ' ..Amaze BP'AETIVITIES Activities at Russell covered such a vast amount of subjects that no student could possibly feel left out. A student who didn't like dances-or art could substitute any one of a dozen Sports. All students, no matter how bashful, were Welcome in the various clubs. The school paper, the annual, the music groups, all offered at means of exptession for the ambitious boy or girl. At R.H.S. everyone belonged. t OUT OF THIS WORLD . . . AND HOW! m CIVILIZED HOBOS AT THE SAD!!! HAWKINS DANCE. mam STUDENTS LOOK FORWARD TO CHEMISTRY LAB DAYS. THESE BEGINNER TYPISTS ARE PRACTICING FOR THE 25 WORDS PER MINUTE TEST. WOODSHOP 15 FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED; 1 WORKING mas: ems wm. sqou- BE mxmc: PHY. ED. IN THE NEW cm. WITH mam HANDS. ' FAMILY RELATIONS CLASSES LEARN TO WORK TOGETHER. A Awir 111? ELASSES AND EVENTS -No one could ever say that classes were dull at Russell. No matter how hard, easy, or boring the subject might have been, there was always some little incident to revive the clgss spirit. The teachers were everlready. to helia in every little problem from girl-trqubles of the local Ro- meos to the Pythagorean Thorem. Yes, classes at R.H.S. were always full of Clean fun, as well as educational facilities. OUR NEW GYM IS TO BE LOCATED ADJACENT TOVTHE INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING. THE CHRISTMAS CAROL PEST IS AN ANNUAL EVENT AT RUSSELL. A QUARTET OFe LOVELY SUPERLATKVES'RESTS ON MANSION STEPS. TAPPBEEIATIHN F6: her ability to make class life entertaining as well as educational. and for her loyalty to students. teatihr ers. and the school. We. the Pointer Staff and Senior Class. wish to express our deepfelt appreciation to MI:;5. 521L1.u sz. Because she makes school life mbre pleasant, Because she is so interested in school activities. A Because she stands up for. student rights, Because she is a friend when a friend is needed. We. the Staff and Senior. Class of Russell High eclicate tAe 1953 oinlter o M I 5 5 90110.55 MEMDHIAM. I :w 7373; 53y :1: a maagmy g $3:me x: x mega: J 5mg? 3i$5s$ii$ , .3 $22 a :2 w: a: $3,361,! 3: 3,3. ,: ; ya: kwwww? 1 a Maw? a iai$xs gmmemiiii: mgr? Sana: L223 NW my: a w: Lag ssi ,hmhiwflew wgogzwvmwvaa 2 2,9 Eu 2: wR$w w gum: Lia aw w: :xyEEx Wegeggan? $73 $$E$sag$gz MAWWMW$: o , :wwmww$$$mm$ a g? $ka :39, m K048i ! janony : zagiiiwamwwmwmb? :33 i: w: , ,, wnnnwwwi 5,22; imww M : u , ,. .3 ii 1x1, 1 s; : ,inizi: ta 10 TABLE HF EUNTENTS I. OPENING PAGES 11. DEDICATION APPRECIATION ........................... 9 IV. MEMORIAM V. VI. SENIOR CLASS SENIOR ACTIVITIES ......................... SENIOR PROPHECY ......................... 50 SENIOR MIRROR JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES ....................... 76 POINTER STAFF WILDCAT STAFF HONOR SOCIETY S.A.C. Y-TEENS DRAMATIC CLUB KEY CLUB DE AND DCT CLUBS ......................... BANK QUILL AND SCROLL. F.T.A. CIVITANS AND CIVINETTES LIBRARY STAFF, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB .............. OFFICE STAFF, F.B.L.A. POINTER AND WILDCAT REPRESENTATIVES ............. LETTER CLUBS FRENCH. SPANISH, AND SCIENCE CLUBS ............... FIRE MARSHAL, LOCKER PATROL, RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES . . 97 MUSIC GROUPS ATHLETICS ............................ 104 FOOTBALL ............................. 106 CHEERLEADERS .......................... 112 B-TEAMS .............................. 1 14 BOYS' BASKETBALL ......................... 116 GIRLS' BASKETBALL ......................... 118 BASEBALL ............................. 120 TRACK ............................... 122 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ....................... 124 MILITARY ............................. 126 INSTRUCTORS ........................... 128 OFFICERS AND SPONSORS ..................... 129 RIFLE TEAM ............................ 133 COMPANIES ............................ 134 FEATURES ............................. 138 SUPERLATIVES ........................... 140 POSITIVES 1WHO'S WHO1 ...................... 155 SENIOR PLAY ............................ 156 CAMPUS COUPLES ......................... 158 COMPARATIVES .......................... 160 BABY SNAPSHOTS ......................... 164 11 '. 'hwhfuf choJ glow A 17TH THE ADMINISTRATIIIN DEPARTMENT HEADSV 2 FACULTY Y TAKING l'l' EASY. OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD. A GOOD QUESTION! MW$$WVSmQE wig; , WW Y , w W20, 36 A 4 maamg orr-pzmob IN THE LIBRARY. g ' 5 MR. PAUL D. WEST MR. KNOX WALKER. SR. Superintendent of Fulton County Schools Assistant Superintendent of Fulton County Schools 3A9 jclminidtrafion . . . The guiding hand of the administration has been an inspiration through our pleas- ant high school years. Mr. Deck, who has been c1 faithful friend and Principal; Mr. West and: Mr. Walker, Who stand behind the students and faculty in all instances; Miss Parr! our beloved Assistant Principal; Mrs. Neely, Who has served well as Coune selor and understanding friend; Mrs. Ecdum, who gives unselfishly of her time and energy to the student body; Mrs. Tucker, who, although new, is CI tremene dous help to all; and Mrs. Damron, the P. T. A. President, Who aids in helping to furnish the extras of our school, have all added to our high school days in many ways. Their kindness and help- fulness shows their interest in the young people of our community. We, the Pointer Staff of 1953, offer our sincerest thanks to our beloved administration. MR. L. L. DECK Principal of Russell High School 14 Mrs. Burqess Damron. President oi the P.-T.A.: Mrs. Betty Jean Tucker. Assistant Clerk: and Mrs. Mamie Eulum, Clerk. guided our activitied . . . The Assistant Principal, Miss Parr, aids in schedule planning. Mrs Neely, the Counselor, gives the students a helping hand. W 533$ h a ,2; saw 53mg? ax WE ? M h 9:: g i; an zgggg? Miss Clyde Wehunt, Commercial; Mr. Fred Guifin, Science; and Miss Miss Louise McDaniel, Library: Mr. Iohn Evans. Industrial Arts.- and Bertie Gross, English. Flora Bailey, Home Economics. Our eaclem anal zd'ienold o 0 . . Miss Iulia Hardin, Physical Education; Mr. Larry Dodd, Athletics; and Mrs. Kathleen T. Dolvin. Mathematics: Miss Meyer, Art: and Mrs. R Li. Clemenis. Military. White Brown. Music. MR. CHARLES W. ALDRIDGE Exce11ent Coach MISS VELMA BOWLES Her English Classes give . . . full of school spirit . . . tops as a teacher. SubFreshmen a good start. MISS FLORA BAILEY7Wonderfu1 Home EC. MISS O. B. BOYD Inspieriona1 counselor teacher . . . Her Family Relations classes can't English teacher and wonderful friend. be beat. MRS. RUBY WHITE BROWN Musicu1 ability can- MISS LOUISE A. BARNESHHelps the gals with not be excelled , . . She is deserved of all tri their health problems . . . Also in Physical Ed. butes. MR. HENRY BILLINGHURST As usual, his Busi- MRS. MIRIAM G. BURCH-A delightful homeroom ness instruction means a great deal to all. teacher . . . Admired by all of her students. MR. CHARLES W. ALDRIDGE MISS FLORA BAILEY MISS LOUISE A. BARNES MR. HENRY BILLINGHUBST MISS VELMA BOWLES MRS. O. B. BOYD MRS. RUBY WHITE BROWN MRS. MIRIAM G. BURCH 5 Z Z X; 33v . CLEMENTS . IOHN D. EVANS MRS. GLADYS DUKE MR LT. ALBERT B Vimygxww Evita: MK KATHELEEN TAYLOR DOLVIN MAMIE M. EALUM MRS MRS. MARELLE V. CHAPMAN MRS DODD LARRY S H S A C H N H w u? A kggizxznrannaxw MB. MR l Erweia 22va 1333,, axiawwqu MY, BUT I'VE HAD A HARD DAY P. COLLEY. IR. E. MISS ELEANOR BURGESS MR. 94;qu ,Ma , 33x Rx? zfnw; $2532: MR. LEROY H. FARGASON MISS MARTHA GALLOWAY MR. WILLIAM L. GATLIN MISS ELEANOR BURGESS--Welcome to our fac- ulty . . . An interesting person to know. MR. JOHN H. CASH-He is doing cm admirable job with the Russell High Bank. MRS. MARELLE CHAPMAN-That wonderful school spirit . . Her way with students is ex ceptionql. LIEUTENANT ALBERT B. CLEMENTS. IRgHead of the Military Dept. . . . A lovely person. MR. E. P. COLLEY. IReHis work in the Comw mercial field is appreciated by everyone. MR. LARRY S. DODDeAthletic Department Head . . . Also, CI fine History teacher. MRS. KATHLEEN TAYLOR DOLVIN-She hczs done a splendid job as curculution manager of the Pointer. MRS. GLADYS DUKEHHead 0t D.E. . . . Her out- standing work has proved worthwhile. MR. GUY GERMANO MR. E. E. GIBBONS MRS. MAMIE M. EALUMeHer friendship and helpful assistance is known throughout the school. MR. JOHN D. EVANSaHerd of the shops . . . the boys have certainly made progress. MR. LEROY H. FARGASON-He has taken over the job of teaching Bust Artth. . . . Nice Going. MISS MARTHA GALLOWAYeHer favorite say- ing, Close your lips! is repeated every day . . . She has fine school spirit. MR. WILLIAM L. GATLIN-eWe welcome such c1 fine, outstanding teacher to Russell's Faculty . . . His Journalistic ability is excellent. MR. GUY GERMANOeAdds Ct lot to our school with his Spanish classes. MR. E. E. GIBBONS-eWe welcome him into our D.C.T. Department. MR. S. J. GEISLEReHis work with the locker pu- trol has helped considerably. MR. S. I. GIESLER MRS. H. T. GOLIGHTLY MISS BERTIE GROSS MR. THOMAS P. GUFFIN MR. HAROLD GUNN MISS IULIA HARDIN MISS JO WILL HEARN MRS. RUTH C. HUNTER MR. CECIL HJACKSON THE TEACHERS COMPARE NOTES AT THE LUNCH TABLE. ME. I. P. JACKSON MISS ELLA MAE 33$ 3: 3 3 MR. C. N. JOHNSON MR. T. P. IONES MRS. AGNES KEHELEY GOLIGHTLYkShe has been of great help to the Sub-Freshmen, Her little butterflies . . t Faculty Adviser of F.T.A. GROSS3Her untiring effort is very much appre- ciated by the annual staff. GUFFIN3He is head of the S,A.C., and is well liked by his students. GUNN;Much of his work consists of managing the book room . . . also sponsor of the Key and Golf Club. HARDINWHCIS had a very successful basketball team . . . Her Phys. Ed. classes are enjoyed a great deal. HEARN3A well-known Suvareshman teacher . . . She has been with us CI number of years. HUNTER3She is with us once more hope she stays this time. MRS. LUCY LOWE MRS. FRANK LIDDELL CECIL JACKSON3He has done c1 wonderful job with the Nat. Honor Society A . . the students up preciate him greatly. I. P. JACKSON3Teaches geography . . . Vie wel- come you to Russellt IENKINsiA wonderful Home EC. teacher . . . friend to C111. JOHNSON, IR.-He is doing cx tine job with the Co-Ed Hi3Y Club. T. P. JONES3The boys all appreciate him for his work in Athletics. KEHELEY3A wonderful person and teacher . V . all students love her. LOWE-A wonderful perscn and English teacher. LIDDELL3Home EC. and Family Relations teachel 3 students enjoy her classes. MARSHALL'Though he has left Russell, his work is certainly appreciated. MR. FRANK G. MARSHALL MISS LOUISE McDONIEL MISS AMELIA MEYER MISS MARY DEAN MOON SGT. MORRIS MB. M. M. NEEL MRS. LOUISE W. NEELY MRS. VIRGINIA M. PARKER MRS. LAZELLE REAGAN SHALL WE ADD TELEVISION? MRS. WALLACE S. RILEY MR. ELMER K. ROBERTSON MRS. BETTY ANNE SHOOK RS. KATHERINE MOON SWINT MR. BENJAMIN F. TINGLE MCDANIELiHer efficiency has made our library complete MEYERhAnother new comer . , . she is a com- petent Art teacher. MOON-She is doing 0 swell job with the underciussmen Y-Teens. SGT. MORRISHHe has done wonders with the Military boysi M. M. NEELiscience teacher and has organized c1 Science Club . i . along with Mr. Tingle. NEELY-One of our counselors . . . She helps the girls check out. PARKERishe has given her tctients to English, Latin and Dramatics. MRS. REAGANhBuys food . . . stretches money , supervises work. MRS. LUCY TRESP MR. ALEX RILEY--She is an excellent Mcth teacher, Ctnd al- ways willing to give extra help. ROBERTSONirHe has helped the boys in metal shop to produce some nice work. SHOOKiA new Phys. Ed. teacher . liked by everyone. SWINThThe new assistant librarian . . . doing CI lovely job. TINGLEins added a lovely tenor voice to cur Christmas program. TRESPh-Another addition to our faculty . . . is an English teacher. TRUITThAn inspiring coach and very well liked by all the boys. TUCKERHHer assistance in the office is very much appreciated. TRUITT MRS. BETTY H. TUCKER i m; 2:2: , 5E$x$inm MRS. WILLIAM WELLS MISS CLYDE WEHUNT MRS. R. W. WHITTIMORE MISS IACQUELINE WILLIAMS MRS. MARIE VANDIVER WRAY SGT. MYRICK MISS WEEKS WELLsiA grand person and teacher hope she will continue teaching at Russell. WEHUNT As always! she is doing a wonderful job in the Commercial Department. T ACHER ARE ALWAYS WILLING TO GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION. E S WHITTIMOREHDue to her management of the Cafeteria it has improved greatly. WILLIAMS wShe has done wonders with the Pointer ads . . . Her English Classes are well- known. WRAY7We are very interested in her style of teaching. SGT. MYRICK-One of our valued Military In- structors. MISS WEEKS-iOur DE. practice teacher . . . Good luck to her. P A E U GALLOWAY. MISS MARTHA Science BS. Univ. of Gen: MS. Ed, Oglethorpe GATLIN, WILLIAM L. English AB. I. Univ. of Ga. GERMANO, GUY Language B.S. Ed. Ohio State Univ. GIBBONS, E. E. Social Science B.S. Peabody College,- Graduczie Work, Em- ory Univ. ALDRIDGE. CHARLES W. Athletics BS Appalachian State Teacherls College BAILEY. M SS FLORA Home Ec. BS. in Hm. EC Univ 01' GCL; M.S Univ. cf Term. BARNES, LOUISE A. Home EC. BS. in Hm. EC. G.S.C.W BILLINGHURST, HENRY Commercial AB. Mercer Univ.; M.Ed. Emory Univ BOWLES, VELMA English AB. Univ. of Ga. GIESLER, S. J. Industrial Arts 13.5. in BE. Ga. Tech GOLIGHTLY. MRS. H. T. Math. AB. Oglethorpe Univ. GROSS, M'SS BERTIE English AB. G.S.C.W.; MA. Univ. of Ga. GUFFIN, THOMAS P.. IR. Science AB. Emory University GUNN. HAROLD Science AB. Mercer Univ.; Graduate Work Univ of GCL, Emory Univ. HARDIN. MISS JULIA Phys. Ed. B.EL Ed. G.S.C.W. HEARN. MISS IO WILL English A.B. Bessie Tift College HUNTER, RUTH C. Commercial AB. Agnes Scott HUTCHINS. WILLIAM Music BA. Olivet College: M.M. Carnegie Tech JACKSON, CECIL H. Social Science B.S. Berry College; MA. Emory Univ. LLB. Emory Univ. JACKSON. IOURDAN P. Social Science Berry College JENKINS, MISS ELLA MAE Home Ec. B.S., HE, G.S.C.W. JOHNSON. C. N IR. Social Science Emory JONES, T. P. Health A.B. Milligcm College KEHELEY, MRS. AGNES Commercial BS. Winthrop College LOWE. MRS. LUCY English 3.5., HE. Univ. of Ga LIDDELL. MRS. FRANK Home EC. B.S. G.S.C.W. BOYD. MRS. O. B. English AB. Oglethorpe Univ. BROWN, MRS. RUBY WHITE Music AA. Marvin College; AB. Oglethorpe Univ. BURCH, MRS. MIRIAM G. Social Science AB. Shorter College; M.A. Emory Univ. BURGESS. ELEANOR Music BS. in Elem. Ed. Ga. Teachers College, Ccl- legeboro, GCL; M.A. in Ed., Ball St. Teachers College, Municel Ind. CASH, IOHN H. Social Science B.C.S. Univ. of Ga, CHAPMAN, MRS. MARELLE W. Math. AB. Bessie Tift College CLEMENTS, ALBERT B.. IR. Military Military Sc. and Tactics Univ. of Maryland COLLEY, E. P.. IR. Commercial B.C.S. Univ. of G0. DAVIDSON. CATHERINE Math. AB. Randolph, Macon, Ga. DOLVIN, MRS. KATHLEEN TAYLOR Math. AB. Univ of GCL; MA. Emory Univ. 6 Ogle- thorpe Univ. DUKE, MRS. GLADYS D.E. AB. Oglethorpe Univ. EALUM. MAMIE M. Office Secretary Lucy Cobb Institute EVANS, JOHN D. Industrial Arts B.S. Ed. Univ. oi Ga. FARGASON, LEROY H. Maih. A.B. Univ of Gen; MA. Univ. of Ga; Vocu- tionczl SubJI Univ oi Fla,- Counseling c2 Guid- ance Auburn. 25 T Y MARSHALL. FRANK G. D.C.T. Ga. Tech McDANIEL, MISS LOUISE Librarian A.B. G.S.C.W.; BS. in LS. Peabody MEYER. MISS AMEL'A Art Peabody College MOON, MISS MARY DEAN Math. Bessie Tift College MORRIS, SGT. Military NEEL, M. M. Science AB. Univ. of Ga; B.S. Ed. Univ of Ga. NEELY, LOUISE W. Counselor 13.3. State Inst, Merromonie, Wis.; MS. Univ. of La, Tulane, New Orleans, La. PARKER, MRS. VIRGINIA M. Language AB. LaGrcmge College; MA. Emory Univ. REAGAN. LAZELLE Home Ec. B.S. Hm. EC. G.S.C.W. RILEY, MRS. WALLACE S. Math. AB. G.S.C.W. ROBERTSON, ELMER K. Industrial Arts B S., ME. Univ. of Kty. SHOCK, MRS. BETTY ANNE Phys. Ed. B.S. Ed. Univ. of Ga SWINT, KATHERINE MOON Asst. Librarian AB. Oglethorpe; B.S. in LS. Peabody College TINGLE. BENJAMIN F. Science B.S. Univ. of Alabama; MA. Peabody Cd- 1ege; M.Ed. TRESP, MRS. LUCY English Univ. of Gu. TUCKER. MRS. BETTY H. Asst. Sec. Wood Jr. College, Mathison, Miss. WELLS, MRS. WILLIAM Language B.A. Oglethorpe Univ. WEHUNT, MISS CLYDE Commercial AB. Ed. Univ. of Gen; B.S. Comm. Univ. of Ga. WHITTIMORE, MRS. B. W. Cufeieria Mgr. WILLIAMS. JACQUELINE English A.B. Guilford College WRAY, MRS. MARIE VANDIVER English B.S. Ga. St Teachers College; M.S. Ed. Univ. of Ga. A FAVORITE HANG-OUT OF THE SENIORS IS THE DRUGSTORE. . 5ounfi CLA THE MEASURING OF CAPS AND GOWNS HERALDS THE APPROACH OF GRADUATION. S choof clay .5 E'SL. . SENIORS : JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SUB-FRESHMEN JANET MCKINNON IS THE DJLR. CITIZEN OF THE YEAR. w x x i DuBose, Theressa Vincent. and Ice Bell, 30cm active Afuclentd eacl flag . . . L A O F F I C E R S JOE BELL . . . A . . . . . . .Presidenl THERESSA VINCENT. . . . . .Secretcn'y KENNETH WALZ . . . Vice-Presidenl FRANCIS DUBOSE . . . . Treasurer SENIOR CLASS In spite of homework and tests; in spite of friends and socialsl and in spite of teachers and demerits! our five years of high school are over. We are glad because we know life now really begins, and that each Will have a contribution to make to the world. But along with gladness must come sorrow. Each of us feels CI little of that sorrow as we leave the halls of R.H.S.l for we know that never again, except in memories, can we recall our happy days there. These pages Will be our reminder, and every picture and word will be CI stamp on our hearts, because . . . SE THINGS WE'LL NEVER FORGET LLLWLLMWLLL; LLLLLLL L EL $ S: bgaLL. SARAH ALLEN SAM BAXTER 59ngwa Si WM? JEAN ALEXANDER LAVON ASHLEY L L 33 $33 s L LLLLLLMLLLL aim??? L L L L LLLLLLLLLLLL: L L ,LLLLLLLLLLLLLL a L iv:LLprLumgwwmeganaLseAw L L ,L LL ?fo7: 3:: LHLLLLLVLLWLMLLMML L L L LLLLLLLLLLLLL: L LLLL L LLLLLLLLWLLLLL LLLaLLHLmeLLLLLLWL , L L LLLLLLLLLLLMLLLLLLLALLWL:LLSLTLLLLLL L L L L LLLLL L LTLLLLLLLL wk? mxamLSL L LL $3 LLLL LLLLLL kwwwwmmmamsa L K Lm k W . 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BILL ALLGOOD HOWARD ATKINS LLLLLLNLWLLH L LLLWRLLLLLwSNL L Liamuxg LLLLLL kmwaxm LL? MARTHA BEALLE IOE BELL RICHARD BELL JIMMY BILES BOB BILLINGSLEY INA FAYE BLACK SELENE BLAIR CAROLYN BOOKER GEORGE BRADBURY KITTY BROOKS BASEBALL SEASON . . . BASKETBALL VICTORIES . . . TRACK MEETS AROLYN BURNETT DAVID BYRD t TALIE ANN BYRNE PEGGY CANNON I'We've got CI team; nobody's prouder! All through our years at RHS. this Wildcat yell urged our team on to innumerable Victories. In rain and freezing weather the student body followed the football team with an undaunted spirit. The action tilled basketball games left many students with Cl voice week from yelling. Several boys left Russell's baseball team to become aspirant big league stars. The track team brought home the championship more times than could be counted. The competitive spirit of the girls for the cheer- leadership has become traditional. DEWEY CONNER HELEN DAVIS FRANCES CARTER RICHARD CAVALI. 2 $533ng NMMQEanwwe: 4 a 3 3923 hawww, 9 a a? COLLEGE NIGHT! TED CANNON JEAN CATO PEGGY COLLINS BARBARA DAVIS SUE COLEY SHIRLEY DAVENPORT THE WILDCAT DELANO CLAY MARTHA MAE DAMRON CLUB MEETINGS G. N O L E B Y A M S R m N E s H m H w 0 T S B U L C Y N A M F O E N O Y L N O m y. m D E FRANK CLARK VINCENT CUNNINGHAM C0 LUCILLE DAVIS ELEANOR DEMPSEY MARY DODSON JOHN DONALDSON PATTY DORSEY I RANGES DUBOSE FREDIC DUREN BARBARA EDMONDSON RAY ELLIS DONNIE ENGLISH STUDY HALL . GLEE CLUB PICNIC . CAROL FEST IACK FAGAN SHIRLEY FAIR JIMMY FIELDING IANlCE FIELDS V1111 the meeting PLEASE come to order! This phrase was impounded into our most pleasant mem- ories. The many clubs and club activities made our high school days even more enjoyable and worthwhile; We could forget neither the first time we became an active Club member, nor the work that came with it. Some Clubs were large; some, small; but all gave c1 chance for self expression. Democracy was put into action. A SENIOR WON THE COVETED SWEETHEART TITLE AT THE ANNUAL SWEETHEART BALL. MARGARET FLEMISTER CAROLYN FOLSO BETTY FULLER JIMMY GARDNER IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM . . . SENIORFOLLIES . . . COKE PARTY ALICE GENTRY ELOISE GILBERT EARL GILLAM SAMMY GODSEY AUDREY GRANTHA CAROLYN GRANTHAM JUNE GRAY BEVERLY GUNDERSON DELORES HALCOME MAURICE HALLUM $3? ANN HANNAH BUDDY HARRISON TOMMYE LOU HAWKINS BILLY HEAD RALPH HENRY BILL HENSLEE PEGGY HOPKINS EVE HUCKEBA RICHARD HULL MARGIE IRVIN ANNUAL WORRIES . . . DESERTION DAY . . . SWEETHEART BALL ELAYNE IACKSON TOMMY JEANS ANNETTE JENKINS NORMA JENNINGS w w mg The clock struck twelve, and the orchestra beqcm the soft strains of Goodnight Ladies. The dances at HHS. were or store of fun for the whole student body from sub-freshmen to seniors. Could anyone for- get his first formal dance? The beautiful dresses, and the core sages brought by the current dream man, contributed to cm evening in CI paradise on earth. The square dances and soc- hops in the gym were wonderful imitations of the old fashioned dances. But everyone Hhved for the Junior-Senior Prom. we w Z? A a F? CHEMISTRY CLASSES LEARN THROUGH EXPERIMENTS DONALD IOHNSTON MINNIE LOU IOHNSON RONNIE JONES KENNETH JONES DRUG STORE A T T E R E P O H S N A P S SCHEDULE MIXUPS CHARLES LESTER BILL LEMASTER REGGIE LEE HAROLD LINDSEY VIRGIL KITCHENS JOANE KEELER JACK LEVERETTE BOBBY MAHLE MARYSUE LOVVORN RAY LEWIS zmgww $ T. J, . IUANITA MARKS BEVERLY MARLOW IEWELL McCLURE STEWART McCORD PATRICIA MCDANIEL RALPH McDUFFIE BEATRICE McELREATH BETTY MCGREGOR JANET McKINNON ALICE MIER BOOK REPORT . . . PHILADELPHIA TRIP . . . CUTTING CLASSES GIBBS MOBLEY REBECCA MOORE HABLOTTE MORGAN BILLY MOSS The teacher, while explaining the day's lesson, was interr rupted by musical strains from the intercom. None of us could ever forget the many comical experiences that made up an enjoyable part of daily Class life. There was at least one Class mate who was always late, and another whose locker was always stuck. Some teachers never could find the Chalk. The chemical explosions were taTked about for weeks. Boys began to take Home Economics. The teachers helped us to become good citizens as well as educated ones. BILL NABORS MARGUERITE OGLETR: IOYCE PAYNE ROBERT PRICKETT ED MURPHY BRUCE NESTLEHUTT SPRING HOLIDAYS ROBERT PARHAM BOBBY PRICHETT M O L R om E mu T mm N p: 423:? 3.: ROBERT OLIVER BETTY PHLIPPS SENIORS ENJOY EATING TOGETHER IN CAFETERIA CHAPEL PROGRAMS JIMMY OLIVER NEWELL PEACOCK I. D. RAGSDALE ELIZABETH RANDALL BETTY RAWLSTON PEGGY REESE ANN ROBERTS HAROLD ROBERTS KENNETH ROSS WALTER ROUNDTBEE FRANCES ROUTON RAMON SAMMONS LUNCHTIME SENIOR PICNIC SPONSORS NIGHT HARLENE SANDERS THOMAS SANDERS BETTY ANN SMITH EVERETTE SMITH May we have CI little less noise! At lunchtime, in the school cafeteria, the students always had a rollicking good time. New friendships were made there, and old friendships renewed. In the cafeteria, the five class groups became one, and even the teachers joined in the joke telling. The library mecmt a lot of different things to CI lot of different students. A test could be passed after an hour of studying there; CI tired mind could be rested there; and quite often the library was the meeting place of a boy and his best girl. , mww 4W, k , M, v mammmz - ' 5331va 6 $53323 . a w y x a w M 4L a 0 th? 3mm; v 13218 a a v w wt 33m WME vw v? D' M gt .3: : , Wag Xgmfalv, , w MW. wx u aw? mm m, of; g w Kg 5 .x, g was x g sgmwwsgg a; Nu m wga$g$umn ax Mm m away w ckwi , wax 14w 14,26 x. m M GOT IT AT LAST! GBETTA SOSBY RALPH STANSELI. WOODROW STARRETT ANGELA STRICKLANI SUPERLATIVES KID DAY SENIOR PICNIC ANN STRICKLAND WELDON STRICKLAND CHARLES SUMNER BETTY IO THOMPSON JIMMY THOMPSON MARTIN TORRANCE MIRRIAM TORRANCE CARIANNE UPCHURCH RONALD VAUGHN DON VEAL 'Mm? W xw E; 2:53 :53: m; mg 5625 gig. 53w: mfg? gw WW m wag m, 3 322 m; Kggd 2E2? ML; $33 E 2264? $5 gag i w $ n $ - Mthsw i w w w m a w 334mb; x mm N 53:55: 2 W; 47x 25:: Km gym: mm a HERESSA VINCENT EDDIE WAINWRIGHT LOIS WALL KENNETH WALZ JANICE WARREN TTY ANN WILLIAMS JOE WILLIAMS DIXIE WILLINGHAM EARL WILSON GEORGE YARIAN SENIOR PLAY BACCALAUREATE . GRADUATION GODFREY BLAKE Congratulations and Good Luck! During our senior year these two phrases went hand in hand. The Wildcat Staff, a different group every year, worked hard and faithfully to supply the student body With news. rThe election of Superlatives was of interest to all the school. Before the announcement of the Pointer Staff, suspense prevailed in the Senior class. Try-outs tor the senior play had everyone quite nervous, and Kid Day caused ct small riot in the halls. But graduation was the main joy and worry. SENIIJH ADAMS, WILLIAM JAMES i'Bill He is always laughing, for he has an infinite wit Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; O'Keefe Glee Club. ALLEN, NONA JEAN Noney Little angel, Little devil Presi Dramatic Club 52-53; Vice-Pres. Quill and Scroll 52-53; Feature Editor Wildcat 52- 53; Pointed Staff 52-53; Honor Society 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Counselors Staff 52-53; Y- Teens 48-53; Blue Tag 53; Christmas Music Program 48-53; Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 51-52; Gold Robe Choir 50-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y Devotional Committee 51-52; G. S. P. A. Delegate 51-52; Wildcat Reporter 51-52; Dramatic Club 51-52; Quill and Scroll 51-52; Wildcat Representative 50-51; Mixed Chorus 50-51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Red Cross Representative 49-51; Tri- City Concert 49-51; Homeroom Pres. 4951; Sr. Girls Chorus 49-51; Fifth District Music Festival 48-50; Annual Rep. 48-49; Tri-City Field Day 48-49; Sub-Freshmcm Girls Chorus 48-49; Most Angelic 53. ALLEN, SARAH FRANCES Sally Mind cannot follow it. nor works express infinite sweetness Carol Fest 48-53; Melody Lcme C1ub 48-49; Glee Club 48-53; Fifth District Music Festiva1 48-50; Librarian of Girls' Chorus 49-50; Letter Club 49-53; Tri-City Concert 4951; Red Cross Rep. 5051; Red Cross Inter-Club Council 50- 51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51- 53; Vice-Pres. Y-Teens 51-52; Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 51-52; Quill cmd Scroll 51-53; Treas. of Dramatics Club 51-52; Y-Teen Fall Confer- ence 51-53; Sec. of Homeroom 51-52; Vice- Pres. of Honor Society 51-53; Delegate of Girls' State 53; Civinettes 5253; Senior Super- lative 52-53; Editor of Pointer 5253; Associate Editor of Wildcat 52-53. ALLGOOD. RAY Becky By the work one knows the workman Kiwanis 51-52; D.C.T. 52-53. ALLGOOD. WILLIAM RUFUS Litt1e Allqood Success begins with a fellow's will Russell D.C.T.; Hapeville Band for Four Years; Member of Student Council 51-52; Par- ticipated in Fifth District Musical Festival 50- 52. ALMOND. JAMES ROBERT IR. Bobby The world means something to the capable D.E. Club 52-53. ANDERSON, BARBARA IEANNEEN Bobby Fortune come smiling to her youth Cheerleader 52-53; Wildcat Staff 52-53; Co- Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Civinettes 52-53; Dramatics C1ub 51-53; Y-Teens F011 Conference 50-53; Y- Teens 48-53; Sec. oi Y-Teens inter Club Coun- cil 52-53; Y-Teen Movie Council 50-53; Quill and Scroll 52-53; Activity Letter C1ub 50-53; Girls Block Letter Club 52-53; Spanish Club 50-52; FHA. 49-50; Art Club 48-51; Girls Small Ensemble 51-52; Christmas Carol Fest 52; Dancer in Spanish Operetta 50-51; Fifth Dis- trict Fest. 5051; Tri-City Concert 5051; Gold Robe Choir 51-53; Melody Lane Club 49-50; Beginners chd 48-49; Spanish Television Show 51-52; Biggest Flirt 52-53; Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 51-52; Letter Award 50-53; Entry Scholastic Art Award 50-51; Sr. Extravaganza 49-50; Homeroom Sec. 50-51; Pointer Rep. 51- 52; Pointer Staff 52-53; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; Sr. Follies 49-50; Wildcat Rep. 4950. ASHLEY. EUGENE LAVON Don What should a man do but be merry Tarrant High Hi-Y; Basketball; Russell D.E. Club. ATKINS, HOWARD Gentleman is written legibly on his brow BABB, LOUISE As she thinketh in her heart. so she is Westside High School; F.H.A. 48-51; Russell High School; D.E. 51-52; Treasurer of DE. 52-53. BAILEY, ARTHUR FRANKLIN Dusty With courtesy and respect enough G.M.A. 50; Russell: Tmck Team 49, 51, 52; Boy's Chorus 52; Philadelphia Chorus 52; D;C.T. 52-53; Junior Achievement 51-52. BAILEY. BARBARA ANN Curley I felt so young, so strong, so sure Basketball, Varsity Girls 5053; Captain 53: Fulton County Basketbcn Tournaments 51-52; State Playday at Athens 5152; Block Letter C1ub 50-53; Fulton County Pluyday 50-51; Y- Teens 52-53; Perfect Attendance 48-53. BAXTER. SAMUEL GREENE The tree oi knowledge in your garden grows BEALL, MARTHA CHRISTINE Madame Butterfly A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches French Club Officer 51-53; French Club 51- 53; Gold Robe 50-53; Small Ensemb1e 51-53; Sub-Freshmcm Girl's Chorus 48-49; Gir1's Chor- us 49-52; Tri-City Concert 4951; Mixed Chorus 50-53; All State Chorus 52; Mtlledgeville All State Clinic 49-53; Christmas Carol Fest 48- 53; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Letter C1ub 50-53; Fifth District Music Festivcd 48-50; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; F.H.A. 51-52; Y-Teens 49-52; Library C1ub 49-50; Wildcat Representative 49-50; -Art Club 48-49; Homeroom Queen 49-50; Fulton County Chorus 48-53; Wilhosky Clinic 53. BELL. IOEL THOMAS Joe Doing easily what others find difficult Football 48-53; Gold and White Game 48- 52; Football Captain 52; B Team BasketbaIl 48-50; Varsity Basketball 51-53; Track 52-53; President of Junior Class 51-52; Senior Supel- lative 53; President of Senior Class 52-53; Let- ter Club; Fulton County Basketban Champs 53; Georgia's Prep Player of the Week 52; State Track Meet 52; All-Tri-City 52; All-Great- er Atlanta Team 5253; All-Region; All-Stcte Football Team; Manager of Baseball Team 48- 49; Runners-up in Football and Basketball Re- gion 4-AA; County and 4-AA Relay Team Champions 51-52; Pres. of Homeroom 51-53; County Track Champs 52. BELL, RICHARD HAROLD Win Teach them to know my meaning Football 50-53; Go1d and White Game 49- 53; Runner-up Region 4-AA 51-52; Track 51- 53; Gold Team; Kiwanis Club; Wi1dcc1t Rep- resentative; A11 Tri-City Football 5152; A11 42 DIBEIITIJBY Greater Atlanta 51-52; All Region 51-52; Hon- orable Mention A11 State 51-52; Boy's Block Letter C1ub; Senior Superlative; Civitcm Club; Fu1ton County Track Champs; County Compe- tition 49-52; Body Building Club. BILES, IAMES FRANKLIN. SR. Buster A workman that needeth not to be ashamed Secretary Homeroom 48-49; Treasurer Home- room 48-49; Activity Letter Club; Nomeroom Red Cross Representative 48-49; Christmas Program 48-52; Spanish C1ub 50-52; Philadel- phia Group 51-52; Glee C1ub 48-52; Fifth Dis- trict Festival 48-49; Ni-Y Intramural Bcsketbcdl 50-51; Federal Inspection 50-52; County Com- petition 50-52; Glee Club Letter Winner 48-49; Junior Achievement 52-53; Sub-Freshmcm Boy's Chorus 48-49; Wildcat Representative 4950. BILLINGSLEY, ROBERT CLAYTON Minnowi' Who is it that can tell me who I am? Key C1ub 51-53; Civitcm 51-53; B-Teum Bcts- ketball 50-52; Block Letter Club 53; Football 53; Board of Directors, Key Club 53; Golf Club 51-53; Glee CIub 5051. BLACK, NINA FAYE Nana Her face betokened all things dear and good Y-Teens 51-52; Homeroom Queen 52; DE. Club 52-53. BLAIR. SUSAN SELENE Freckles The Gentleness of God go with you Co-Ed Hi-Y 5152; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Mi11edgevil1e State Clinic 5051; F.T.A. 51-53; Spanish Club 51 53; Fifth District Music Festival 50-51; Senior Girl's Chorus 50-51. BLAKE, GLENN GODFREY Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind County Competition 50-52; Officers Club 51- 53; N.C.O. Club 4960; Best Dressed N.C.O. 50. HOOKER, CAROLYN LOUISE Carolina Oh! The light in her eyes! Rome High: Vice-President Homeroom 49-50; Annual Representative 49-50; Roman Report- er 49-50; Camera Club 49-50; Science Club 4950; Arts and Crafts Club 49-50; B Team Basketball 49-50; Russell: Sub-Freshmun Glee Club 48-49; Fifth District Music Festival 4849; Wildcat Representative 4849; Pointer Repre- sentative 48-49; Red Cross Representative 48- 49; Tri-City Field Day 48-49; Beginners chd 48-49; Melody Lane Club 48-49; Homeroom Queen 50-52; Secretary of Homeroom 50-51; Secretary of Sophomore Class 50-51; Social Committee Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Civinettes 51-53; F.T.A. 51-52; Dramatic Club 51-53; Y-Teens 51- 53; Qui11 and Scro11 51-52; Spanish C1ub 5152; Ad Club 51-52; Representative to Iournal Teen Pcmel 51-52; Y-Teen Movie Council 51-52; Ir.- Sr. Decorating Committee 51-52; Spanish Tele- vision Program 51-52; Vice-President Home- room 5152; Pointer Stuff 5253; Junior Achieve- ment 52-53; Business Manager of Wildcat 52- 53; Treasurer of Y-Teens 52-53; Treasurer of Quill Cmd Scroll 52-53; Girl's Block Letter Club 52-53; Superlative 53; Girl's Smu11 Ensemb1e 50-53; Cheer1eader 52-53; Our Wor1d Today Television Program 52-53; Senior Play 5253. SENIIJB BRADBURY. GEORGE CLARKE. 1B. Brad You'll enjoy your true love to everlasting . . . Annual Staff 52-53; Officers Club 50-53: Non- Commissioned Officers Club 50-51; Kiwanis Club 51-53; Civimns 51-53; County Competi- tion 50-51; Board of Directors Servings Bank 51-53; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Boy's Chorus 51-52; Phil- adelphia Chorus 52-53; Sub-Freshmon Boy's Chorus 48-49; Homeroom Secretary 50-51; Homeroom King 50-51; B Team Football 49- 51; Fifth District Music Festival 48-49; Fire Inspector 51-53. BROOKS, KITTY LOUISE Tick T'was her thinking of others made you think of her Deposit Central Jr. High: Dance Club 46-48; Harmonica Swing Band 46-48; Varsity Basket- ball Team 46-48; Softball Team 46-48; Volley- ball Team 46-48; Soccerbcxll Team 47; Stamp Club 46-48: Language Club 48; Band 48; Band Concert 48; Glee Club 46-48; Christmas Pag- ent 48; Susquencnagcr Music Festival 48; Press Club 48; Reporter for the Log 48; Student Council Representative 48; Rifle Team 48; 4-1-1 Fair. Phillips High School: Band 48-49; Band Concert 48-49; Intramural Softball Team 48-50; Tumbling Team 48-49; Alabama State Band Competition 48-49. Columbus High School: In- tramural Basketball Team 4950; Intramural Softball Team 49-50; Girl's Rifle Team 49-50. Russll High School: Softball Team 50; Consti- tution Field Day 50; Volleyball Team 50; Var- sity BasketbaIl Team 50-52; Girl's Chorus 51- 52; Band 50-52; Fifth District Music Festival 50-51; Band Concert 50-51; Block Letter Club 50-53; Activity Letter Club 50-53; Secretary of Ir. Class 51-52; Civinettes 51-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; F.T.A. 51-52; Y-Teens 52-53; Co-Ed 51- 52; Superlative 52-53; Wildcat Representative 51-53; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 51-52. BURNETT, CAROLYN Carol The days that made her happy made her wise Homeroom President 48-49; Glee Club 48-49; Red Cross Representative 49-50; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Y-Teens 52-53; Mixed Chorus 52-53; An- nual Representative 52-53; Librarian for Mixed Chorus 52-53; Fifth District Music Festival 48- 49; Tri-City Concert 52-53; Christmas Carol Fest 4953; Junior Achievement 48-49. BYRD. DAVID HOYT Dewey Everyone excells in something in which another fails Varsity Football 50-53; B-Team Football 4,9; Track 52-53; All Tri-City Football 51-53; All Greater Atlanta Football 52; Gold and White Football Game 50-52; Football Co-Cuptain 52,- Vice-President of Sophomore Class 50-51; King of Homeroom 49-50; President of Homeroom 51- 52; Superlative 52-53; Gold Team 51-53: Vice- President of Homeroom 49-50; Runner-up in Truck Region 4-AA 52; Runner-up in Football Region 4-AA 51-52; Fulton County Relay Champs 51-52; Fulton County 220 Champion 51-52; State Track Meet 52; Boy's Block Letter Club 51-53; Senior Follies; Fulton County Track Champions 52. BYRNE. NATALIE ANN ch1 Never idle a momenl. but thrifty and thoughtful oi olhers Bruintree High School, Braintree, Muss; Field Hockey Team 51-52. Bloomtownship High, Chi- cago Hyts., 111.: Archery Team 5051. Russell Tigh: Gold Robe Choir; Spanish Club, 52-53; Pointer Staff; Sub-Freshman Editor 52-53; Of- fice Staff 52-53. CANNON. PEGGY RUTH upegu A friend who is the hope of the heart O'Keefe High School: Girl's Glee Club 48-50; Future Homemakers of America 48-50; Secre- tary of Future Homemakers of America 49-50. Russell High School: Homercom Queen of Hearts 51-52; Secretary of Homeroom 52-53; Y-Teens 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53. CANNON, TED Slim His hair was curly O'Keefe High School: 1r. Hi-Y 48-49; Boy's Chorus 48-49; Phys. Ed. 48-50; Boys Glee Club 49-50. Russell High School: R.O.T.C. County Competition 51-52; Body Builder's Club 51-52; 1r. Civitcms 5253; Fire Inspector 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; F.B.L.A. 52-53; King of Homeroom 52-53. CARTER, FRANCES VIRGINIA Frank Love is a spirit all compact ol lire Robert E. Lee High School: G.A.A. Russe11 High: D.E. Club 52-53. CATO. BETTY JEAN Oswald She wears the rose of youth upon her Music Club 48-51; Red Cross Rep. 49-51; Annual Rep. 50-52; D.C.T. Club 51-52. CAVALLI, RICHARD What he wishes he also believes CLARK. FRANK MONROE, IR. 10 10 I want free life, and I want fresh air. Baseball 48-50; Homeroom Pres. 49; Red Cross Rep. 49; Homeroom King 50; Rifle Tecxm 49; Block Letter Club 49; DOT Club 51-53; State D.C.T. Club Committee 52-53. CLAY, DELANO uRedu I am as free as nature first made man Goft Team 5053; Key Club 51-52; Homeroom Officer 5051; County Competition 51-52. COLLINS. PEGGY JOYCE Dusty A winning way, a pleasant smile Freshman Girl's Chorus 49-50; Xmas Carol Fest 49-50; Fifth District Music Fest 4950; Tri- City Concert 49-51; FAH.A. 49-50; Glee Club 50-51; Spanish Operetta 5051; Senior Spanish Club 5052; Phys. Ed. Convention 51-52: Y- Teens 52-53; Dramatic Club 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Wildcat Reporter 52-53. CONNER. DEWEY Speak of me as I am 43 DIRECTORY CUNNINGHAM, VINCENT DEPAUI. C1ecxver His heart is as far from fraud as heaven from earth Senior Play 49; B-Team Football 51; Boy's Chorus 4950; County Competition 5051. DAMRON, MARTHA MAE Marty I love with all my heart Honor Society 53; Quill and Scroll Pres. 53; Editor of Wildcat 53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; F.B.L.A. 53; G01d Robe Choir 51-53; Y-Teens 49-53; Let- ter Club 50-53; Most in Love 53; Quill and Scrol1 52; Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 52; Spcmish C1ub50 -51; Dramatics Club 52; G.S.P.A. 52; Wildcat Rep. 49, 49, 52; Annual Repl 48-50; G1ee Club 48-50; Spanish Operetta 50; Red Cross Rep. 49-51; Senior Follies 49; Fifth Dis- trict Festival 48-50; Homeroom Queen 48; Vice- Pres. Homeroom 48; Benefit Talent Show 48; Christmas Carol Fest 48-53; Tri-City Concerts 48-50; Melody Lane Club 49; Y-Teen Spring Conference. DAVENPORT, SHIRLEY ANN lBoo My heart is ever at your service Glee Club 48-49; Secretary of Homeroom 48- 49; Annual Rep. 49-50; Sweetheart Queen of Homeroom 49-50; Treasurer of Homeroom 49- 50; Red Cross Rep. 50-52; Fillh District Music Festival 48-49; Queen of Homeroom 49-50; Li- brary Staff Club 52-53; F.H.A. Club 49-50. DAVIS, BARBARA JEAN Bobbie Hitch your wagon to a star Glee Club 48-49; Junior Achievement 48-49; Fifth District Music Festival 48-49; Red Cross Rep. 4950; Civinettes 51-52; Social Chairman Civinettes 51-52; Wildcat Reporter 52-53; Y- Tens 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Office Staff 52- 53; Christmas Carol Feat 48-49. DAVIS, HELEN ELIZABETH Hoxu The great pleasure in lite is in doing what people say you cannot Vice-Pres. of Homeroom 48-49; Y-Teens 49- 50; Sub-Freshmcm Girl's Chorus 49-51; Mixed Chorus 51-53; Gold Robe Choir 51-53; Small Ensemble 51-52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Tri- City Concert 49-50; Fifth District Music Fes- tival 48-49; Fulton County Chorus 48-49; Christmas Card Fest 48-50; Athens All State Clinic 52-53; Fulton County Field Day 50-51; Community Cctrol Fest 48-49; Tri-City Field Day 49-50. DAVIS. MABEL LUCILLE Lucy You have cm immense pleasure to come Sub-Freshmcm Girl's Chorus 48-49; Fifth Dis- trict Music Fest 48-49; Christmas Carol Fest 48-49; Community Carol Fest 49-50; Tri-City Field Day 49-50; Melody Lcme Club 49-50; Y- Teen C1ub 48-50; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Tri- City Concert 49-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Girl's Chorus 49-52; Gold Robe 51-52; Girl's Activity Letter Club 52-53. SENIOR DEMPSEY, SARAH ELEANOR Eckie I see you have a singing face Superlative 52-53; Cheer1eader 52-53; Presi- dent of Y-Teen 52-53; Mixed Chorus 52-53: Girl's Block Letter Club 52-53; Delegate to Georgia Girls State 52-53; Delegate to Y-Teen Summer Conference 52-53; Y-Teen Interclub Council 52-53; Office Staff 52-53; Y-Teen Full Canierence 52-53; Secretary Co-Ed Hi-Y 52- 53; Secretary Quill and Scroll 52-53; Wildcat Staff 52-53; Pointer Stuff 52-53; Membership Chairman Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Secretary Honor Society 52-53; National Honor Society 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Quin and Scroll 51-53; Civ- inettesE 1-53; Wildcat Reporter 51-53; Dra- matic Club 51-52; IL-Sr. Dance Committee 51- 52; Spanish T.V1 Program 51-52; Red Cross Representative 51-52; Civitcm Convention De1e- gate 51-52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Girl's Small Ensemble 5051; Gold Robe Chorus 50- 51; Spanish Club 49-50; FHA. 49-52; Y-Teen Movie Council 50-53; GirTs Chorus 48-50; AC- tivity Letter Club 50-53; Melody Lane C1ub 48-49; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Christmas Cdro1 Fest 4853; Campus Sweet- heart 53. DODSON, MARY LOIS I'Red Nature's darling . . . Spanish C1ub 50-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Sen- ior Girl's Chorus 49-51; Spanish Operetta 50- 51; Fifth District Music Festival 49-51; Mixed Chorus 51-52; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Sub- Freshman Chorus 4849; Christmas Carol Fest 49-50; Y-Teens 52-53; Milledgeville State Clinic 49-51; Gold Robe Choir 51-52; Spring Festival 49-51 :1 DONALDSON, JOHN Independence. like honor, is a rocky island without a beach DORSEY. PATTI She's pleasant to walk with. and witty to talk with DUBOSE. ROBERT FRANCIS Derwood God will not love thee less because men love thee more Pres. Homeroom 51-53; Civitcm 50-53; Pres. of Kiwanis 52-53; Board of Directors Key Club 52-53; Senior Super1ctive 52-53; Treqs. Senior Class 52-53; Senior Follies 51-52; Spanish Club 51-52; Pres. of French C1ub 5253; Philadelphia Boy's Chorus 51-52; Homeroom King 5152; County Competition 51-52; Fire Inspector 52- 53; G011 Team 51-53. DUREN. FREDIC A. Skeeter He is iustified in individuality Hapeville High: Red Cross Representative; Dramatics Club. Russell High: Red Cross Rep- resentative; Bank Te1ler; D.E. Club. EDMONDSON. BARBARA ANNE Babs Her air, her manners, all who saw admired Sub-Freshmcm Chorus 48-49; Fifth District Music Festival 4850; Melody Lane Club 49- 50; Mixed Chorus 50-51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Office Staff 51- 52; Dramatic Club 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Point Chairman of Girl's Chorus 51-52; Home- room Queen 5152; Pointer Staff 52-53; Small Ensemble 52-53; All State Choral Clinic 50-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Y-Teens 49-50; 52-53; Dra- matic Club 52-53. ELLIS. GEORGE RAY Who so would be a man. must be a non-coniormist Pres. HR. 49-50; Vice-Pres. 11R. 50-51; Glee Club 5053; Bond 4852; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Civitcms 51-53; Kiwanis 51-53; Board Direc- tors Kiwanis 52-53; Dance Band 50-51; Ir.-Sr. Com. 51-52; PhiL Chorus 5152; Senior Follies 51-52; Fifth District Music Fes. 49-52; Band Trip to Washington 4950; Spanish Operetta 5051; Junior Achievement to Ga. Youth As- semb1y 52-53; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Pionter Staff 52- 53; Best Dancer 52-53. ENGLISH, DONNIE ETHEL Donna She was our friend, faithful and just to us F.B.L.A. 52-53. FAGAN. TACK If a thing is possible to man. deem it attainable by thee FAIR. SHIRLEY EUGENIA Stinker There is a smile of happiness Spalding High: Science C1ub 50; Dramatic Club 50; Tri-Hi-Y Club 50; Basketball Team 50; Cheerleader 50; Girls Track Team; Home- room Beauty Queen 50. Russe11 High: Dra- matic Club 51-52; Girl's Glee C1ub 51; F.T.A. Club 51; Representative 01 Deltu-Kappa, Gan- nq Convention 51; Girl's Tumbling Team 51- 52; Wildcat Staff 52-53; Pointer Staff 52-53; Miss Fair A Ganza 52; School P1cty 53. FIELDING. IIMMY NELSON 1111mm Just let things be the way they are FIELDS. IANICE LORRAINE Icm Too wise to err, Too good to be unkind Bank 50-51; Sub-Freshmon 48-49; Co-E'd Hi- Y 51-53; Fifth District Music Festival 48-49; Y- Teens 52-53; Pointer Staff 52-53; Honor Society 52-53; Xmas CGIO1 Festival 48-49; Co-Ed Hi-Y, Basketball Team 52-53; President of Spanish Club 52-53; Library Staff 5253; Spanish Club 51-53. FLEMISTER, MARGARET LAURA Maggie Distinction without difference North Fulton: Dramatic C1ub 49-50; Rabun Gap-chcootchee Guild 49-50; PAS. F.A.V. 50- 51; GAAA. 50-51; Librcny 50-51; Majorette 50- 51; Fifth District Festival 50-51; Brenau Acad- emy Spanish Club 51-52; Shakespeare Play 51-52; Senior Banquet 51-52; Y-Teens 51-52; Life Saving Badge 51-52; Brencxu B 5152; Delta Tau Sigma 51-52. Russell High: Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53. FOLSOM, MARY CAROLYN She is so jolly Glee Club 48-49; CO-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Spanish C1ub 51-52; Office Staff 5253; Bank Director 52-53; Fifth District Music Festival 48-49; Bank Teller 52-53; Junior Achievement 53. FULLER, MARY ELIZABETH Betty 1 am myself my own commander Superlative 53; Homeroom Queen; Secretary of F.H.A.; Vice-President of F.H.A.; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Basketball Team for Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Valentine Queen 51-52; Red Cross Chairman; Social Chairman, Homeroom; Secretary of Co- Ed Hi-Y 51-52. Savannah High: Harvest Queen Sponsor; Miss Spring Swing Sponsor; Secre- tary of Homeroom; Art Editor for Annual; Venzi-Ice Sorority; Cheerleader; Most Ath- letic ; Y-Teens. 44 DIBEETUBY GRANTHAM. CAROLYN IANE HCOWH Skill to do comes oi doing Girl's G1ee Club 48-49; FHA. 4950; Red Cross Representative 5051; DE, Club 52-53. GRANTHAM. CHARLOTTE AUDREY Shorty Great thoughts come from this heart GARDNER. IAMES LEE uhmu A friend always to be remembered Key Club 51-53; Civitcm Club 51-53; Of- ficers Club 52-53; N.C.O. Club 51-53; County Competition 50-53; Color Guard 51-52; Fire In- spector 50-53; chk Director 52-53; F.B.L1A. 52-53. GENTRY, MARY ALICE Al She is a mirror of courtesy Glee Club 48-49; D.E. Club 52-53. GILBERT. FRANCES ELOISE Weed Contentment is wealth Tri-City Concert 47-48; Music Festival 47-48; Red Cross Rep. 48-49; Glee C1ub 47-49; DE. Club 52-53. GILLAM. EARL DAVID Um-Bug He feels that half the joy is in the game Letter C1ub 51-53. GODSEY. IAMES FRANKLIN Sammy He passed you by not studying to please Baseball 51-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Kiwanis 52-53; Civitan Club 52-53; Pres. of Homeroom 50-51; County Competition 51; Boy's Block Letter Club 5253; Golf Club 53; Runner-up in Region 4-AA BasebQH 52; G1ee C1ub 48-49; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball 51-52; Red Cross Rep. 49-50; King of Home- ioom 49-50; County Inspect. 5051; Fifth Dis- trict Music Fest. 48-49; Melody Lane Club 48- 49; Science Club 49-50; Intramuru1 Basketball 49-50. GRAY. JUNE Junie And then she dunced-oh Heavens, Her dancing Vice-President of Homeroom 48-49; Annual Representative 49-50; Talent Show 4950; R.O.T.C. Sponsor 50-51; Y-Teens 49-52; Span- ish C1ub 51-52; March of Dimes Benefit Show 52; Wildcat Staff 5253; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Pointer Staff 53; Talent Show 50-51; Best Dancer 5253; Art Club 49-50; Scholastic Art Demonstration 50-51; Art Editor of Wildcat 52- 53; Y-Teen Poster Contest 52-53; Scholastic Art Exhibit 51-52; Tri-City Field Day 5051; Safety Poster Contest 52-53; Melody Lane Club 48-49; Art for Spanish Operetta 50-51. GUNDERSON. BEVERLEY ANN Babe She could be moved to smile at anything Girl's Letter Club; Y-Teens 49-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Library Staff 49-53; Library Club 49-53: Homeroom Secretary 51-52. HALCOME, DELORES LORRINE Dokie Modesty is the cradle of thy merit Glee Club Tri-City Concert 48-50; Girl's Chorus 48-50; Library Club 51-52; D.E. Club 52-53. SENIOR HALLUM, MAURICE MITCHAEL Mickey This the mind that makes the body rich Band 4852; Bank Director 51-52; Brass Quartet 50-52; Pointer Staff 52-53; State Meet- ing of D.C.T.; Spanish Club 51-52; Letter Club 5051; Tri-City Concerts 48-51; Dance Band 50- 51; Sextet 50-52; D.C.T. Club 5253; Fifth Dis- trict Music Festival 50-51. HANNAH. JULIA ANN Anna A good heart is a letter of credit Library Club; DE. Club. HARRISON. EMMITT PAUL Pedro Come, give us a taste of your quality Glee Club 4952; King Homeroom 49; Vice- Prestdent Homeroom 50; Footbal1 50; Key Club 51-53; Book Room 49-53; Civitcm C1ub 52-53; Phi1ade1phia Trip 51-52; Spanish Operetta 50- 52; Fire Inspector 52-53; Projection Staff 51- 52; Secretary Boy's Chorus 49-50. HAWKINS, TOMYE LOU Tomye To know her is to love her Glee Club 49-52; Annual Rep. 5051; Y-Teens 50-51; Queen Homeroom 5051; DE. 52-53. HEAD, WILLIAM LAMAR Pete He was straight, you could trust him President of Homeroom 4849; French Club 51-52; Civitans 51-53; Kiwanis Club 51-53; Jun- ior Achievement 51-52; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Bank Teller 51-53; Bank Director 52-53; Best Drilled Platoon 50-52; County Competition 49-52; Boy's Chorus 49-50; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Fifth District Music Fest 48-49; Tri-City Concert 48-49; Of- ficers Club 51-52; Fire Marshall 52-53; Golf Club 52-53; Vice-Pres. French Club 5152; CO- Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 52-53. HENSLEE, BILL POGO Let us make hay while the sun shines Football 51-52; Gold and White Game 50-52; Region 4AA Runner-up 5152; HB' Team Foot- ball 50-51; B Team Basketball 49-51; Ki- wanis 51-53; Kiwanis Director 52-53; Golf Team 51-53; Homeroom Treasurer 49-50; Glee Club 49-52; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Spanish Operetta 50-51. HOPKINS, PEGGY IOY Hpegu Merit is worthier than fame Miller High: 4950 Music Club. LaGrange High: 50-51 Y-Teens. Russell High: D.C.T. Club 52-53. HUCKEBA, EVE HALL Eva A sight to dream of Glee C1ub 49-51; Homeroom Officer 49-50; Tri-City Concert 49-51; Spanish Operetta 5051; Fifth District Music Fest 49-50; Y-Teens 49-53; Bank Director 51-52; Homeroom Queen 52-53; Dramatic Club 52-53; Junior-Senior Prom Dec- orating Committee 51-52; Wildcat Staff Typist 52-53; Wildcat Representative 5253; Co-Ed Hi- Y 52-53; Superlative 52-53; Councelors' Office Staff 5253: Pointer Staff 52-53; Y-Teen Movie Council 5253; Activity Letter Club 50-53; Let- ter Award 49-50. HULL. RICHARD GLADDING Dick An honest man who also has wit Philade1phia Boy's Chorus 51-52; Library Club 51-52; Pointer Staff 52-53; Officers Club 51-53; Boy's Chorus 50-51; Georgia Boy's State 52; County Competition 51-52; Wildcat Rep. 4950. IRVIN, MARGIE FAY Marge A good heart is better than all the heads in the world D.E. Club 51-53; Annual Representative 52- 53. JACKSON, HELEN ELAYNE Fat Iackson A fair skin . . Ionesboro High School: Tri-Hi-Y Club 48-49; Band 48-49; Glee Club 4860; Music Club 48- 49; Fourth District Music Fest 48-49; State Mu- sic Fest 4849; Secretary Homeroom 4849; Teen Club 48-49; Y-Teens 49-50. Russell High: Beta Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Iunior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 51-52; Treasurer of Civinettes 52-53; Queen of Homeroom 52-53; Ir. Achievement 52-53; Co- Ed Hi-Y 52-53; F.B.L.A. 51-53; Wildcat Rep. 52- 53; Superlative 52-53. IEANES, THOMAS LEWIS uTomu Great is he who is above temptation Key Club 52-53; N.C.O. Club 5051; Officers Club 51-53; Treasurer of Officers Club 51-53; Rifle Team 50-53; Rifle Team Captain 51-53; County Competition 51-52; Book Room 50-53; Spanish Club 51-53; Secretary of Homeroom 50-51. JENKINS. ANNETTE SYRELL Nett The red-gold Cataract of her hair Glee Club 48-51; 1113. Club 51-53; Bank Teller 52-53. JENNINGS, NORMA DECYGNE Deecy The hand that made thee fair, hath made thee good Brown High: Glee C1ub 48-49. Russell High: Christmas Caro1 Festival 48-49; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Vice-President Glee Club 49-51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 50- 51; Homeroom Queen of Hearts 5152; Red Cross Representative 5052; Y-Teens 52-53; Co- Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Dramatic Club 52-53; Annual Representative 52-53; French Club 51-53. IOHNSON, MINNIE LOU Red The mildest manners; the gentlest heart Glee Club 48-51; Bank Te11er 51-52; Red Cross Representative 52-53; DE Club 52-53. JOHNSTON. DONALD Better be happy than wise JONES, CHARLES KENNETH Lofty He has the ability to do things Kiwanis Key Club 51-53; Civitcm C1ub 51- 53; FtB.L.A. Club 51-53; Treasurer of the Fu- ture Business Leaders of America Club 52-53; Baseball 51-52; Student Council 52-53; HE Team Basketball 50-51; Homeroom Officer 52- 53; Fire Inspector 515?; Red Cross Represen- tative; R.O.T.C. County Competition 50-51. 45 DIHEETUHY JONES, SHELTON RONALD Ronnie May you live all the days of your life Homeroom Officer 51; Rifle Team 51; Bank Teller 52; Bank Director 52; Civitans 52-53; Key Club 52-53; Block Letter Club 51-52-53; Atlanta Journal All-Star Game 5253; 4AA Re- gion All-Star Game 52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53; Fire MarshaH 52-53; Superlative 52-53; Golf Team 53. KEELER. IOANE ELIZABETH Lightning The smile that won't come of! 8th Grade Girl's Chorus 49-50; Y-Teens 50; Freshman Girl's Chorus 4950; Office Staff 51- 52; Red Cross Representative 51; Annual Rep- resentative 51; Bank Director 5253; Bank Tel- ler 52; F.B.L,A. 52; Student Activity Council 5253; DB. Club 52-53. KITCHENS. VIRGIL EVERETT Verg Sir your wit ambles well; It goes easily President of N.C.O. Club 50-51; B Team Football 49-50; Officers Club 51-52; Gold and White Game 51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Annual Representative 5152; Red Cross Representa- tive 51-52; Wildcat Representative 51-52; Body Bui1ders Club 51-52; Baseball Manager 51-52; Wildcat Staff 51-53; F.B.L.A. C1ub 51-53; Civi- tan Club 51-53; Key Club 51-53; Superlative 52-53; Science C1ub 52-53; Golf Team 51-53; Fire Inspector 52-53; County Competition 50- 51; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 52-53; Glee Club 50-51; Spanish Operetta 5051; Letter Club 52-53; Pointer Staff 52-53. LEE, REGINALD EDWARD Reggie His heart was kind and gentle Vice-President of Homeroom 50-53; B Team Basketball 49-51; Varsity Football 51-53; Var- sity Basketball 51-52; Gold and White Foot- ba11 Game 51-53; Homeroom King 50-51; Key Club 51-52; Vice-President of Key Club 52-53; Civitan Club 52-53; Fire Marsha11 52-53; An- nua1 Staff 52-53; Boy's Block Letter Club 51-53; Golf Team 51-53; Director of Key C1ub 52-53; Runner-up in Basketball and Football Region 4AA 51-52; County Competition 5051; TIi-City Concert 50-51; Vice-President Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; President Homeroom 50-51; Senior Follies 51- 52; Art Club 52-53. LeMASTER, WILLIAM NEWTON Bill A certain dignity of manners Anniston High School: Who's Who 48-50; Latin Club 49-50; B Team Football 4951; NB Team Track Team 49-51. G.M.A.: Varsity Track 51; A11 Mid-South Track Meet 51; Baylor Track Relay Meet 51; Spanish Club. Russell High: Football Team 52-53; Track 52-53; Fulton County Champions 51-52; High Jump Region 4-AA 51-52; Block Letter Club 52-53; Pointer Staff 5253; Citizen of Boys State 51-52; Ki- wanis Club 51-53; Treasurer of Civitans 51-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y Club 52-53; Co-Ecl Hi-Y Basketball Team 52-53; Spanish C1ub 5152; Philadelphia Group 51-52; Boy's Chorus 51-52; Spanish T.V. Show 51-52; Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 51- 52; N.C.O. Club 51-52; Officers Club 51-52; County Competition 51-52; King Homeroom 51- 52; Senior Superlative 53; State AA. Track Meet 51-52; Junior Achievement 5253. SENIIJH LESTER, CHARLES DAVID Charlie Never take life serious: you will never get out of ii alive N.C.O. Club 48-50-52; Officers Club 51-52; Kiwanis C1ub 51-52: Future Business Leaders Club 51-53; B Team 49-50; Library Staff 48- 49; D.C.T. Presidnt 5253; Military Award 50- 51; Band 50-51; D.C.T. Club 52-53; Senior Play 49-50; Red Cross Representative 48-49; Wild- cat Representative 48-49. LEVERETTE, THOMAS JACKSON JR. Beau Say that I said so Superlative 53; Varsity Football 50-51-52; Varsity Basketball 51-52-53; Fuhon County Bas- ketball Champs 53; Fire Inspector 52-53; Red Cross Representative 48; Our World Today Television Program 52; B Team Football 49; B Team Basketball 50-51; Gold and White Football Game 50-52; Home Room King 48; Boy's Block Letter Club 51-53; G011 Team 52- 53; Glee Club 49-50; Runner-up Region 4-AA Football and Basketball 51-52; Board of Di- rectors Kiwanis Key Club 52-53; Secretary of Kiwanis Key Club 52-53; Citivcm Club 52-53; Homeroom Officer 49-50; N.C.O. Club 50-51; County Competition 5051; Tri-City Concert 49- 50; Bank Director 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Senior Follies 51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Mel- ody Lane C1ub 4950; Christmas Concert 49-50: Science Club 49-50; Iunior-Senior Decorating Committee 52; Wildcat Rpresentative 49. LEWIS. DAVID RAY Curly All his dealings are square and above board School Store 50-51; Book Room 50-51; King of Home Room 50-51; Non-Commissioned Of- ficers Club 51-52; Best Drilled Company 51-52; Civilcms 52-53; Future Business Leader of America 52-53; Officers Club 52-53; Projection Staff 52-53. LINDSEY. GEORGE HAROLD Hall. A iriend who is the hope of the heart Band 48-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; President of the Co-Ed Hi-Y 5253; Band Trip to Washington, D. C. 50-51; Philadelphia Group 51-52; Gold Robe Chorus 50-53; Pointer Staff 52-53; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Superlative 52-53; Activity Letter Club 49-53; Hi-Y Council 52-53; Wildcat Staff 52-53; Russell Basketball Timekeeper 50-53; Junior- Senior Dance Committee 51-53; Spanish Oper- etta 50-51. LOVVOBN. MARYSUE Susie She is lriendly and sincere Carrollton High: Glee Club 48-49. Campbell High: Vice-President of Glee Club 50-51; Li- brarian of Music Club 50-52; Beta Club 51-52; Athletic C1ub 50-51; Music Club 50-52; Third Place in Typing District Meet 50-51; Girl's Sex- tet 50-52. Peabody High: Spanish Club Oper- ellcx 51-52; Glee Club 51-52. Russell High: An- nual Represntative 49-50; Red Cross Represen- tative 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Honor Society 52-53. MAHLE, JOHN ROBERT Herr He makes the most of all that comes MARKS. JUANITA MARTHA Nita A sight to make an old man young Sub-Freshman Chorus 48-49; Melody Land Club 48-49; Y-Teen 48-49; Fifth District Music Festival 48-51; Homeroom Queen of Hearts 49- 50; Girl's Chorus 49-50; Mixed Chorus 50-51; Homeroom Secretary 49-50; Carol Festival 49- 52; Tri-City Concert 4951; Milledgeville A11- State Vocal Clinic 50-52; Athens All-Slate Vo- val Clinic 5253; Spanish Operetta 51-52; Gold Robe Choir 51-52; Junior Achievement 52-53; Dramatic Club 52-53; Girl's Small Ensemble 52-53; Talent Show 49-50. MARLOW. BEVERLY ANN Sharpie She's pleasant to think upon Dasher High School, Valdosta, Ga: Honor Roll 49-50; Girl's Trio 49-50; A Capella Choir 49-50; Campus Beauly 49-50; Basketball 49-50; Honor Medal Winner 49-50; Operetta 4950; Secretary of Home Ec Club 49-50; Lowndes County Choral Compelilion 49-50; Vice-Presi- dent of Freshman C1ass 49-50. Russell High School: Homeroom President 48-49; Homeroom Queen 48-49; Vice-President of Girl's Chorus 48-49; Fifth District Music Festival 48-49; Sen- ior Girl's Chorus 50-51; Tri-City Contest 50-53; Letter Club 50-51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Co- Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Gold Robe Choir 51-53; Christ- mas Carol Festiva1 51-53; Spanish T.V. Show 51-52; Spanish Club 51-52; Treasurer of Home- room 52-53; Girls Small Ensemble 52-53; Jun- ior-Senior Decorating Committee 51-52. McCLURE, IANIE IEWELLINE Chick Kindness is wisdom Red Cross Representative 49-50; Queen of Homeroom 49-50; D.E. Club 52-53; Secretary of Homeroom 52-53; Wildcat Representative 52- 53. McCORD, STEWART NELSON Stu Wisdom givelh lile to them that hath il Glee Club 48-49; chd 4852; Vice-Presidenl Homeroom 48-49; Fifth District Festival 48-51; Red Cross Rpresentative 48-49; Band Concert 4951; Tri-City 48-51; Annual Representative 49-50; Clarinet Quartelte 49-52; Boy's Octette 49-50; Christmas Program 49-53; Band Wash- ington Trip 4950; Spanish Club 50-51; Boy's Quartelte 5053; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Phil- adelphia Trip 51-52; Kiwanis 51-52: Civilcm 51-52; Dramatics Club 51-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Wildcat Staff 51-53; F.T.A. 51-52; Senior Play 51-52; Athens Drama Festival 51-52; Associate Ediior of Pointer 52-53; President of Glee Club 52-53; Quill and Scroll 5253; Best Informed 53. McDANIEL. PATRICIA ANN Pat She prefers to be good Glee Club 48-51; Future Business Leaders of America 50-52; Letter Club 50-53; Bank Tel- ler 50-52; Tri-City Concert 51; Spanish Oper- etta 50; Annual Representative 50-51; Honor Society 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Secretary of Homeroom 52-53; Perfect Attendance 48-49; Pointer Staff 5253; Music Festival 50; Treas- urer of Honor Society 53. 46 DIHEETDHY MCDUFFIE, RALPH CRAIG Muffie While we live. let us live Football 50-52; B Football 49; A11 Tri-City Football Team 51-52; All Greater Atlanta Foot- ball Team 52; Baseball 50-52; President of Homeroom 48-50-51; King of Homeroom 52; Runner-up in Football Region 4-AA 51; Run- ner-up in Baseball Region 4-AA 52; Golf 52-53; Letter Club 51-53; R Club 52; Superlative 52-53; Senior Follies 52-53; Boy's Chorus 48- 50; Tri-City Concert 4950; Civitan 52-53; Co- Ed Hi-Y 52; Red Cross Representative 50. McELREATH, EVA BEATRICE Bee Life is loo short, why worry Campbell High: Music Club 48-49; F.H.A. Club 49-50. Russell: Music Club 50-51; DE. Club 51-53. MCGREGOR. BETTY FANVILLE Fanny A Good Nalured girl is loved best Glee Club 48-49; Mixed Chorus 51-52; F.H.A. 49-50; Y-Teens 48-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Li- brary Club 49-50. McKINNON. JANET ELIZABETH Speedy Be yourself above all things Homeroom President 50-51; Homeroom Sec- rtary 52-53; Homeroom Queen 48; Homeroom Queen of Hearts 51; Y-Teen Worship Chair- man 50-51; Y-Teen President 52-53; Y-Teen Fall Conference 50; F.H.A. Treasurer 51-52; F.H.A. Vice-Presidenl 52-53; Civinettes 51-53; President of Honor Society 52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51- 52; French Club 51-53; Superlative 53; An- nual Staff 53; Spanish Club, Radio Program 51; D.A.R. Cilizenship Award 53; Winner American Legion Essay Contest 51; Winner Brannan Essay Contest 52; Band Sponsor 51- 52; Delegate to Girl's State 52; Fulton County Arts Festival 49; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50-52; Girl's Chorus 49-50; Gold Robe Choir 51; Activity Letter Club 49-53; Accompanisl Girl's Ensemble 49; Trio 50-51; Duet 50-51; Boy's Quartet, 50-52; Boy's Chorus 50-52; Phi1- adelphicx Chorus Trip 52; Mixed Chorus 52-53; Tri-City Concert 52; Spanish Operetta 51; Christmas Carol Festival 52-53; Baccalumte 51-52-53; Teachers Worshop Student Panel 52; Senior Extravanzc 50; Senior F011ies 51-52; Quill and Scroll 53; Ir.-Sr. Decorating Com- m;ttee 52. MEIR. FLORENCE ALICE Pug Content is Happiness Senior GirlSs Chorus 50-51; Spanish Oper- etta 5051; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Mixed Chorus 51-52; Gold Robe Choir 51-52; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Sub-Freshman Chorus 48-49; Christmas CaroI Fslival 49-50; Freshman ' Chorus 49-50; Milledgeville State Clinic 49-61; Junior Achievement 5253. MOBLEY, ELLIS GIBBS Guerrilla He prevails most, who nobly dares Homeroom Secretary 48-49; Red Cross Rep- resentative 48-49; B Team Football 49; Vur- sity Football 50-53; Baseball 5053; B10ck Lel- ter Club 50-53; President of Homeroom 50-51; Secretary of Homeroom 51-52; President Home- room 52-53; A11 Tri-City 51-52; All Greater At- lanta 52; G011 52-53; Runner-up Baseball 4-AA 52; Runner-up Region 4-AA Football 51; Sen- ior Follies 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Red Cross Representative 50-51; Civitan 52-53. SENIIJB MOORE, REBECCA ELLEN Becky She has touched the height of human happiness G1ee C1ub 48-49: Fifth District Music Festival 48-49; Chairman Junior Red Cross 49-50; Tri- City Concert 49-51; F.H.A. 49-50; Music Fes- tiva1 49-50; Spanish Club 50-52; Red Cross Representative 5051; Secretary of Homeroom 50-51; Homeroom Queen 50-51; Wildcat Rep- resentative 50-51; Activity Letter C1ub 49-53; Girl's Small Ensemble 51-52; Gold Robe Choir 51-53; Girl's Varsity Basketball 51-52; Girl's B1cck Letter Club 51-53; Spanish Operetta 50- 51; Co-Ed Hi-Y, Basketball 52-53; Y-Teens 50- 51; Annucd Representative 52-53; Spring Fes- tival 52-53. MORGAN, CHARLOTTE OTHELLO Polly My heart is ever at your service Co-oEd Hi-Y 52-53; Glee Club 48-49; Wildcat Reporter 52-53; Innior Ad Club 51-52: Presi- dent of Home Economic Class 49-50; Y-Teens 52-53; Fifth District Music Festival 48-49; Iun- ior Achievement 48-49; Red Cross Representa- tive 51-52; Office Staff 52-53. MOSS, WILLIAM ROY Billy Every way makes my gain Band 48-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Dramatic Club 51-52; Science Club 51-53; Projection Stuff 48- 53; Letter Club 49-53; Tri-City Concert Band 50; Fifth District Concert Band 51; Washing- ion Trip Band 49. MURPHY. RALEIGH EDWARD Ed Our own happiness we make or find Band 48-52; chd Washington Trip 4950; Boy's horus 49-52; Mixed horus 52-53; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Philadelphia Trip 51-52; Ki- wanis lub 51-53; Board of Directors Kiwanis Club 52-53; Civitcm Club 51-53; Iunior-Senior Dcmce Committee 5152; Dramaiics C1ub 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Wildcat Staff 52-53; Annual Staff 52-53; Senior Play 5152; Senior Play 52- 53; Band Tri-City Concert 48-49; Glee C1ub Tri- City Concert 50-51; Band Concert 48-51; Fifth District Music Festival 4952; Melody Lcme Club 48-49; Bunk Director 52-53; Quill and Scroll 52-53. NABORS, WILLIAM 0. Bill Those eyes. affectionate and glad NESTLEHUTT. MILTON BRUCE Uncle Milton My happiness and my art is to live OGLETREE. MARGUERITE Maggie Ever iair, ever young Bass High School: Secretary of Homeroom 48-49; chd 5 Music Club 48-49. Hampden Dubose Academy: Annucd Staff 4950; Speech C1ub 51-52; Bible Club 51-52; Music Club 51- 52. Russell High: DE. Club 52-53; Editor of 1he Tradewinds, DE. C1ub Paper; 52-53; chd 49-50; Wildcat Representative 49-51. OLIVER. JAMES THOMAS Iimrny An acre of performance is worth a whole land of promise President Student Council; Track 4953; Civi- icms 51-52; Treasurer of Civitans 52-53; Ki- wanis 51-53; President of Homeroom 51-52; Glee Club 49-50; Region 4-AA Track Team 51; Runner-up Region 4-AA 52; Fire Inspector 51- 5253; Letter Club 52-53; Body Builders C1ub 51-52; Tri-City Concert 49-51; Fifth District Mu- sic Festival 50-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Hi-Y Bas- ketball 52-53; Fulton County Track Champs 52; Boy's Chorus 50-51; Philadelphia Chorus 51-52; Melody Lcme Club 49-50; Homeroom Treasurer 49-50. OLIVER, ROBERT PAGE Bones He is very knowing Art Editor of Annual 52-53; D.C.T. Club 52- 53. KnoxviHe High School: Hiking. O'NEAL, MARGARET HELEN Peggy She loves the game beyond the prize Varsity BasketbGH 50-53: Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; ETA. 51-53; Secretary F.T.A.; Homeroom Treasurer 50-51; Y-Teens 52-53; Softball Team 49-51; President Homeroom 49-50; Red Cross Representative 51-52; Block Letter Club 52-53; Play Day at Athens 52; Honor Society; Senior Play 53. PARHAM. ROBERT EUGENE Bobby An honest man's the noblest work of God F.B.L.A. 53; Bank Director 52-53; Homeroom Officer 48; Program Committee 49; R.O.T.C. County Competition 51-52; Wildcat Reporter 52. PAYNE, IOYCE LOUISE Browneyes Who can say what lies behind a face so fair as this FHA. 49-50; Choral Groups 49-50; Annual Representative 4951; F.B.L.A. 50-51; Vice-Pres- ident Homeroom 52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Civin- eties 52-53; Pointer Staff 52-53; Office Staff 52- 53; Tri-City Concert 49-51; Fu1ton County Mu- sic Festival 49-51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Honor Society 53; President Honor Society 53. PEACOCK, IOHN NEWELI. Hotlips Deeds are belle: things than words are Boy's Chorus 48-49; Band 48-53; Sicie Ari C1inic 48-49; Fifth District Music Festiva1 48- 52; Dance Band 50-51; Homeroom Officer 50- 51; Fulton County Band C1inic 50-53; State Band C1in1c 51-52; Tri-Ciiy Concert 49-58; Fifth District Medal Winner 48-52; Band N.C.O. 50-52; Band Officer 52-53. PHILLIPS, BETTIE FRANCES Boop A smile that speaks of happiness Choral Group 47-48; Tri-City Field Day 48- 49; Vice-President of Homeroom 49-50; Red Cross Representative 51-52; D.C.T. Club 52-53; Secretary and Treasurer of D.C.T. 52-53; Queen of D.C.T. 52-53; Pointer Staff 52-53; Annual Representative 52-53; Future Business Leaders of America 51-53. POWER, MARY JEAN Iecmne She loves to live and lives to love Homeroom Queen 48-50-52; Sub-Freshman Glee Club 4849; Tri-City Field Day 48-49; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Secretary Home- room 49-50; Christmas Carol Festival 49-52; Red Cross Representative 49-50; Wildcat Rep- 47 DIHEETIJHY resentaiive 50-51; Vice-Presideni Homeroom 50- 51; Tri-City Concert 50-52; Girl's Glee Club 50- 52; Spanish Operetta 51; Annual Representa- tive 51-52; Vice-President Civinetis 51-52; 11'.- Sr. Prom Decorating Committee 51-52; Presi- dent Civinettes 52-53; Activity Letter Club 49- 53; Girl's Sma11 Ensemble 52-53; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 52-53; Junior Achieve- ment 5253; Senior Super1ctive 52-53. PRICKETT. ROBERT REYNOLDS Rickeit Such good natured wit Varsity Football 51-52; B Football 4950; Gold and White Football Game 51-52: Boy's Block Letter Club 52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Ki- wanis 51-53; Civitcms 51-53; Boy's Glee Club, Phi1adelphia Trip 51-52; N.C.O. Club 50; Span- ish Opereiicx 50. PRITCHETT, ROBERT MELVIN IR. Red A true friend is forever a friend RAGSDALE. I. D. Gee Dee His heart is his own Dalton High: Vice-President Homeroom 48- 49. Russell: Varsity Basketball 51-53; Captain of Basketbau Team 52-53; Fulton County Champs 53; Second P1ace Finishers in Region 4-AA Tournament 52; Boys Blcok Letter Club 52-53; B-Team Basketbau 50-51; Co-Captain B-Tecxm Basketball 50-51; Red Cross Represen- tative 49-50. RANDALL, MARY ELIZABETH Liz A lady richly clad is she Forrest Park: 48-49. Murphy High: City Con- cert 51; Red Cross 50-51: Glee Club. Russell: Co-Ed Hi-Y 51; Superlative 53; Junior Achieve- ment 53. RAWLSTON. ELIZABETH ROSE Betty The saying that beauty is but skin deep is but a skin deep saying Druid Hills: B-Team Basketball 48-49; Of- fice Staff 50-51; Spanish Club 50-51; Y-Teen Club 49-50; Library C1ub 48-49; 81h Grade Basketball Team 48-49; Glee C1ub 49-50; Home- room Basketball Team 49-50. Russell: Spanish Club 51-52; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Secretary of Dra- matics 52-53; F.T.A. 52-53; Red Cross Repre- sentative 52-53; F.H.A. 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 1n- tmmuml Basketball Team 52-53; Loudest Mouth 53; Junior Achievement 5253; Y-Teens 5253; Senior Plcxy 52-53; Third P1ace Ameri- can Legion Contest 53. REESE, PEGGY ANNETTE Emily D. Mighty things come in small packages Red Cross Representative 48-50; Annual Rep- resentative 48-49; Vice-President Homeroom 49- 51-52-53; Y-Teen Club 4950-5253; Letter Award 49-50; Fifth District Music Festival 49- 50; Senior Girls Chorus 49-51; Tri-Ciiy Con- cert 49-51; Girl's Activity Letter Club 49-53; Future Business Leaders of America C1ub 50- 52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Board of Directors of Schoo1 Bank 5153; Nutioncx1 Honor Society 51-53; Civineites 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Typ- ist Pointer Staff 52-53; Superlative 52-58; Christmas CGIOl Festival 49-51; Secretary Nu- tioncxl Honor Society 53; II. Achievement 51-53. SENIOR ROBERTS, IO ANN Annie Pearl Be content to seem what you really are Superlative 52-53; Cheerleader 51-52; Cap- tain of Cheerleaders 52-53; Block Letter Club 51-52, 52-53; Homeroom Queen 48-51; Home- room Queen of Hearts 51-52; Homeroom Sec- retary 49-50; Treasurer Homeroom 50-51; Civ- ineties 51-52; Social Chairman Civineties 51- 52; Spanish Operetta 49-50; Fifth District Mu- sic Festival 48-49; W'ildcui Representative 48- 51; Y-Teens 48-52; Glee Club 4853; Christmas CQTOi Festivai 48-49, 52-53; Tri-City Concert 49- 50; Annual Represeniqtive 49-52; Softball Team 49-50; Tri-Ciiy Field Day 5051; Junior- Senior Prom Committee 50-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51- 52; Girl's Smali Ensemble 52-53; 1r. Achieve- ment 52-53; Future Business Leader of America 52-53. ROBERTS, JAMES HAROLD Bug Happy the man Superlative 53; President Future Business Leaders of America 52-53; Bonk Director 51- 53; Officers C1ub 51-53; N.C.O. Club 50-51; County Competition 50-53; President School Bank 53; Commanding Officer of Best Driiied Company 5152; President Officers Club 52- 53. Brown High: Fooibcdl Team 48-49; Cross Country Team 4849; Music Club 48-49. ROSS, STEPHEN KENNETH Ken He lives most who thinks most Glee Club 48-52; Philadelphia Boy's Chorus 51-52; Fifth District Music Festivcd 49-51; G.M.E.A. Music Clinic 50-51; Christmas Con- cert 48-51; Tri-City Concert 48-51; Gold Robe Choir 51-52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Band 48- 51; Annual Representative 49-50; Pointer Staff 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y, Vice-Presideni 52-53; Dra- matics Club 51-52; F.B1L.A. 52-53; Senior Play 52-53. ROUNDTREE, WALTER Thou hast wit at will SAMMONS, RAMON DAVID Specs This man is as true as steel Homeroom President 48-51; King Homeroom 48-51; B Tam FooibQH 50-51; Basebcdl 51-53; Band 48-52; Band Medal 51; Fifth District Mu- sic Festival 4851; C1arinet Quintet 51; Mixed Chorus 51; Civitcm Club 51-53; Vice-Presideni Citivons 51-52; Boy's Chorus 48-50; Kiwanis C1ub 51-53; Treasurer Homeroom 52; Junior- Senior Prom Committee 52; Philadelphia Group 52; Fire Marshall 51-52; Gold Robe 51-52;, Band Letter 49-52; Representative Junior Civi- tcm State Convention 52-53; Bank Director 52- 53; Spanish Operetta 5051; President Iunior Civitom Club 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; County Competition 49-50; Tri-Ciiy Concert 4850; Vice- President Homeroom 52-53; Vice-President of Bank 52-53; Pointer Staff 5253; Superlative 52- 53; Co-Ed Hi-Y, Basketball Team 53; Future Business Leader 52-53; Letter Club 4952; Golf Team 51-52; Runner-up Region 4-AA Basebul1 52. SANDERS. VELMA CHARLENE Shot As long as you live keep learning how to live Vice-President of Homeroom 48-49; Queen of Homeroom 48-49; Red Cross Representative 48- 49; Spanish Club 49-50; Vice-Presideni of ETA. 49-50; Annual Representative 49-50; President of F.T.Ai Club 50-51; Wildcat Repre- sentative 50-51; R.O.T.C. Sponsor 50:51; Li- brary Staff 50-51; Y-Teens 50-51; Secretary Homeroom 51-52; Secretary Dramatics C1ub 51- 52; Office Staff 51-52; Athens Dramatic Fes- tival 51-52; Civineites 51-52; Vice-President Dramatics C1ub 52-53; Pointer Staff 5253; Wildcat Staff 5253; Athens Music Clinic 52- 53; Small Ensemble 5253; Mixed Chorus 52- 53; Christmas Program 52-53; F.B.L.A. C1ub 52-53; Best Informed 52-53i SANDERS. THOMAS Tom It doth cost nothing to be a gentleman Library Club 50-51; B.Ei Club 5153; Vice- President DE. Club 52-53. SMITH, BETTY ANN Smitty Our character is the result of our conduct Sub-Freshmcm Giee Club 48-49; Fifth Dis- trict Music Festival 49-53; Tri-Ciiy Field Day 48-49; Christmas Carol Festival 4953; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Girl's Glee Club 49-52; Red Cross Representative 5051; Perfect Attendance Record 48-53; Spanish Operetta 51-52; Genercd Te1ler of School Bank 51-52; Board of Directors of School Bank 51-52; Civineites 51-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Wildcat Representative 51-52; Ir.- Sr. Prom Decoration Committee 5152; Girl's B1ock Letter Club 51-53; Cheerleader 51-53; Co- Captain Cheerleaders 5253; Assistant Cash- ier of School Bank 52-53; Girl's Small Ensemble 52-53; Office Staff 5253; Iunior Achievement 51-53; Future Business Leaders of America 52-53. SOSBY, GRETTA NELI. Grater Heaven's soft blue in her eyes were seen' Glee Club 48-52; Homeroom Queen 48-49; Fulton County Arts Festival 48-49; Fifth Dis- trict Music Festival 48-49; Red Cross Repre- sentative 48-49; Ari Club 48-50; Tri-City Con- cert 49-51; Letter Award 49-50; F.H.A. Club 49-50; Red Cross Council 49-51; Wildcat Rep- resentative 49-51; Y-Teen Club 4953; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Sophomore Ciass Treasurer 50- 51; Y-Teen Treasurer 51-52; Vice-President of Drumcxtics Club 51-52; Civinettes 51-52; Spun- ish Club 50-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Qui11 cmd Scroll 5153; Honor Society 52-53; Accompan- ist for Boy's Ensemble 51-52; Annual Repre- sentative 51-52; Y-Teen Fall Conference 51-52; Georgia Youth Assembly 51-52; Georgia Girl's State 51-52; Y-Teen Movie Council 5053; Chair- mcm of Decorating Committee Iunior-Senior Prom 51-52; Spanish Television Show 51-52; Civitqn Convention 51-52; Letter Club 49-53; Make-up Editor of Pointer 52-53; News Editor Wildcat 52-53; Treasurer of Dramatics Club 52- 53; Our W'or1d Today T.V. Program 52-53; Chrisimas Carol Festival 48-53; Most Sarcastic 52-53; State Drama Festivcd 51-52; State Art Festival 48-50; Senior Play 52-53. SMITH, EVERETTE The less of rouiine the more of life STANSELL, JAMES RALPH Rusty It matters not how long we live, but how D.E1C1ub 52-53. STARRETT, WOODROW CLEVELAND Woody One of those happy souls Lunch Room Work 49-50; Representative to GCI. D.C.T. Convention 51-52. 48 DIRECTORY STRICKLAND, BERNICE ANGELA Angie A friend of them who has no friend Senior Girl's Chorus 50-51; Wiidcat Reporter 51-52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Mixed Chorus 51-52; GOH Robe Choir 51-52; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Christmas Carol Festival 48-50; 1r. Achieve- ment 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52. STRICKLAND, ELIZABETH ANN ulerryu I would be friends with you and have your love Red Cross Representative 48-49; Future Homemakers of America 49-50; Homeroom Queen 48-49, 50-51; Y-Teens 4853; chk Tel- ler 51-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; Y-Teen Movie Council 5253. STRICKLAND, WELDON Strick Modesty becomes a young man Golf Team 50; Track 51; County Competition 51-52; D.C.T. Club 51-52: Body Building Club 50-51. SUMNER. CHARLES Charhe Boy They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts French Club 51-52; Kiwanis 52-53; Co-E'd Hi-Y 52-53. THOMPSON, BETTYE IOE Ioe-T. So iull of life, so hill of fun Russell: Cheerleader 52-53; Superlative 52- 53; Varsity Basketball 50-51; Co-chptain Bas- ketbau 50-52; Civineties 52-53; Y-Teens 51-53; Office Staff 52-53; 1r. Achievement 52-53; Block Letter Club 50-53; Homeroom Social Chairman 5253; Homeroom Secreictry 51-52; Homeroom Queen 51-52; Treasurer Co-Ed Hi-Y Beta Club 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y Club 52-53; CO-Ed Hi-Y Bas- ketba11 Team 52-53; Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee; Library Club 51-52; Wildcat Representative 51- 52; Glee Club 49-51; Dancer in Spanish Oper- etta 50-51; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Tri-City Concert 49-51; Constitution Field Day 5152; Athens Fieid Day 51-52; Senior Piay 52- 53; Soitbcxli Team, 170119be11 50-51. Delray Beach High, Fla: Tennis Team 48-49; Swim- ming Team 48-49; Basketball 48-49; Glee Club 48-49; Sub Deb Club 48-49. THOMPSON. JIMMY Slim Greater love hath no mm than this . . D.C.T. Program 5253. TORRANCE, MARTIN ARCHIBALD Toliie Hear me for my cause Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52- 53; Civitcm 51-53; Fire Inspector 51-53; Key C1ub 48-51; Spanish Club 51-52; N.C.O. Club 51-52; County Competition 51-52; F.B.L.A. Club 52-53. TORRANCE. MIRIAM ALICE Miri She was as good as she was fair Girls Glee Club 48-50; Y-Teens 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; F.B.L.A. 5253; Activity Letter Club 51-53; Fifth District Music Festival 48-50; 1:111- ton County Play Day 5052; Spanish Operetta 50-51. SENIDB UPCHURCH. CARIANNE Kay Nothing succeeds without success Girl's Varsity Basketbcdl Team 5153; Girlls Block Letter C1ub; Glee C1ub 48-51; Fifth Dis- trict Music Festiva1 4850; State Music Clinic 49-51; Y-Teens 52-53; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Co-chp- tain Girl's Varsity Basketqu Team 52-53; Ful- ton County BotsketbcxH Tournaments 51-53; Ful- ton County Play Day 50-52; State Play Day 01 Athens 51-52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Pointer Representative 52-53; Red Cross Representa- tive 50-52. VAUGHN. CHARLES RONALD Ronnie How cheerful he sems to grin Footbau 51-53; Red Cross Representative 49- 50; Key Club 52-53; Vice-President of Home- room 5051; Treasurer Homeroom 51-52; Sec- retary Homeroom 50-51; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Civitan C1ub 52-53; G011 Team; Letter Club 52-53; Glee Club 5051; Body Bui1ding C1ub 52-53; Go1d and W'hite Game 51-52. VEAL, DONALD WILLIAM Grinny He hath songs for all . . Varsity Football 50-53; A11 Tri-City 50-53; B- Tecxm Footbcx11 49; Varsity Basketball 4953; B-Team BasketbGH 49; Region 4-AA A11 Tour- nament Team 52; Fuhon County Busketqu Champs 53; Co-Ccptoin Basketbcdl 52-53; Track 50-53; Captain of Track Team 52; Gold and White Football Game 50-53; Block Letter Club 50-513; Superlative 52-53; Golf Team 51- 53; Key C1ub 51-53; Civitcm C1ub 5153; King of Homeroom 52-53; President of Homeroom 4950; Region 4AA Track Champions 51; Ful- ton County Pole Vault Champ 51-52; Fire Mar- sha11; State Track Meet 52; County Competition 50-51; Tri-City Concert 49-51; Fifth District Mu- sic Festiva1 49-50; Senior FoHies 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 49-52; Fu1ton County Track Champs 51- 52; Melody Lane C1ub 49-50; Boy's Glee C1ub 49-50; Spanish Operetta; Christmas Concert 49-50; 1r.-SI. Decorating Committee 51-52; So- Cic1 Chairman, Art Club. VINCENT, THERESSA YVONNE Crip Skill is stronger than strength Freshman G1ee Club 4849; Secretary of Homeroom 48-49; Fifth Distrlct Music Festival 4950; President of GirTs Chorus 49-50; Boy's Chorus Accompanist 49-50; Homeroom 071mg Te11er 50-51; Varsity Basketbcdl Team 5051; Tri-Ctty Concert 50-51; Spanish Operetta 50; qu11 Ensemb1e Accompanist 50-51-533; Se: retury-Treusurer Spanish C1ub 51-52; Ir.-Sr, Prom Committee 51-52; Senior Ring Represen- tative 51-52; Sub-Freshman Accompanist 51- 52; Beta C1ub Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Treasurer Honor Society 52; Treasurer Tumor C1335 51- 52; Secretary Senior Class 52-53; Superlatlve 52-53; W11dcctt Representative 52-53; Co-Ed Hi- Y 5253; Spring Concert 5258; Pointer Staff 52- 53. WAINWRIGHT, EDWARD IOSEPH. IR. Pecos Good looks are a great recommendation in the business of mankind Projection Operator. Me1rose High: Senior play; Football; Band 48-49. WALL, LOIS ESTELLE Faith is the force of life WALZ, KENNETH GENE '4Ken His bright smile haunts me still Secretary Homeroom 48-49; Vice-Presidem Homeroom 51-52; President Homeroom 52-53; Vice-Presidem Junior C1cxss 51-52; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class 52-53; King of Homeroom 51-52; A11 Greater Atlanta FootbaH Team 52; Civitcm 51-53; Kiwanian 51-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y BGsketbcH Team 52-53; Sec- retary Civitcms 52-53; Super1cttive 52-53; Boy's Chorus 51-52; Philadelphia Chorus 51-52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; NCO. C1ub 51-52; Ir.-Sr1 Prom Committee 5152; Fire 1nspectm 51-521 WARREN, EVA JANICE Bobbie Action is the proper fruit oi knowledge Homo: Society 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-53; ETA. 5053; Band 49-53; Red Cross Repre sentative 52-53; Science C1ub 52-58; Activity Letter Club 48-53; Tri-City Concert 48-51; Wood- wind Quartet 51-52; Fifth District Festival 48- 52; County Band Competition; Washington Trip 49-50; Christmas Program 5253; Spanish Operetta 50; Softba11 Team 48-49; Senior Ex- travaganza 49-50; Gir1's Chorus 49-51; Sub- Freshmgn Gir1's Chorus 48-49; Mixed. Chorus 50-51; American Legion Oratorical Contest 51- 53; Gold Robe 5053; Christmas Carol Fest 48-50; Girl's Smcdl Ensemb1e 51-52; PTA. Representative to Deha Kappa Gamma Con- vention 50-51. DIHEETURY WILLIAMS. BETTY ANN Racehorse Silence is golden Girl's Chorus 48-49; Music Festivcd 49; II Achievement 51-52; DOT. 52-53. WILLIAMS. CHARLES GORDON Charhel' WILLIAMS, JOSEPH LUCIAN HIDE He is the foundation of honor Baseball 5153; Band 48-49; 13an Tel1er 51- 52; Bank Director 52-53; Class Officer 50-51. WILLINGHAM. MARY ELIZABETH Dixie And wit that loved to play Secretary Homeroom 48-49; Sub-Freshmcn Chorus 48-49; Fifth District Music Festiva1: T15- City Concert 48-49; Freshman Basketball Team 48-49; Constitution Field Day 48-52; Annual Representative 50-51; Spanish C1ub 5051; Y- Teens 50-51; Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 51-52; Red Cross Representative 52-53; Treasurer Home- room 52-53; Bank Teller 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-V 52 53; Co-Ed Hi-Y BasketbQH 52-53; Secretary Civinettes 52-53; Iunior Achievement 52-53; Ac- tivity Letter; Library C1111: 5152; Athens Vocal Clinic 52-53; Gir1's qu11 Ensemb1e 52-53; Christmas Caro1 Festivcd 52-53; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Super1cxtive 52-53. WILSON, EARL WiHie More than content with worlds that only seem Frankfurt, Germany: Footbcdl 50-51; Base- bcx11 51; Track 51; Music Festival 51; Mixed Chorus 51; Letterman's Club 50-51; President Bowling C1ub 50-51; Vice-President Chess Club; German C1ub 50-51; Sgt. of Arms Teen Age C1ub, Russe11: Co-Ed Hi-Y 5253; Mixed Chorus 52-53; Christmas Fest 52-53; Dramatics C1ub 52-53. YARIAN, GEORGE ALTON Curly He most prevails who nobly dares DOT. C1ub 5253; Best Dri11ed Platoon 48- 49; County Competition B-Tecxm Football 50- 51. enior Date: A weekend in June, 1978. Citizens of the universe: This is your spacio-vision commentator to give you a detailed description of the reunion of the Russell High graduates of 1953. I am now speaking to you from the largest spacioevision tower on the Moon. We wish to express our thanks to Station DECK for the use of this studio. This program is being brought to you by the JIMMY GARDNER and JIMMY BILES Company, manufacturers of that new glass helmet invented by BOBBY PRITCH- ETT. As you all know, three years ago that great scientist, BILLY MOSS. in collaboration with BOB BILLINGSLEY and HOWARD ATKINS, the transportation tycoons, invented a super-speed passenger rocket called the EALUM for the special purpose of transporting the R.H.S. graduates to the Moon, andhhere it comes now! First to alight is the old class president, IOE BELL. who is new owner of the Mars Candy Bar Company. Other dignitaries in immee dia te view are ANN STRICKLAND, BETTY MCGREGOR, arid PEGGY HOPKINS, who jointly own the GROSS Hotel on Mars. Speaking of hotels, the graduates will spend this weekend at the EVERETTE SMITH and RALPH STANSELL spaceside resort, which was built by BILL ALLGOOD and ROBERT PARHAM, the contractors. More about that later, because the interplanetary fashion designer, GRETTA SOSBY, is just stepping down, clad in the latest space clothes. All her co-designers, MARTHA BEALL, NATALIE BYRNE, BARBARA EDMONDSON, and ANN ROBERTS. from the various planets, will meet to discuss the latest in fashions. There is STEWART MCCORD, who finally made big time show business on Earth. His manager is NEWELL PEACQCK. who also directs the singing careers of ELEA- NOR DEMPSEY. on Mars, and DON VEAL, here on the Moon Now, more about the spaceside resort while we're waiting for other passengers to adjust their oxygen helmets and anti-ultraviolet suits. There is CI beautiful star-studded space swimming pool. DAVID BYRD, BILL HENSLEE, and REGGIE LEE. all work there as lifeguards to rescue people who swim out too far and get caught outside the low gravity currents. To the right of the reserved space pool are the cottages of the wealthy Earthlings, JEAN CATO, DELORES HAL- COME. MARY DODSON, and CHARLOTTE MORGAN. who spend their Vacations here. Nearby is the GALLOWAY Hotel, which has the best selection of planet food, which is prepared by SELENE BLAIR and IEANNEEN ANDERSON, two of the Universe's most famous dieticians. But waitihere come some other R.H.Si graduates. There are KITTY BROOKS and BARBARA BAILEY, the great female swimming team from Earth; and there's EDDIE WAINRIGHT. DELANO CLAY. DEWEY CONNER, and RAY ALLGOOD, who own huge ranches on Mars which house the signs of the Zodiac. And there's the novelist, IANET McKINNON, who has just written a book entitled Forever Amethyst, which was published by the PEGGY REESE and MAR- GARET FLEMISTER Publishing Company of Capricorn. With her is NONA ALLEN. who has just recently been elected the first woman governor of Doddville, a province on Mars. rolercg I have just received a bulletin saying that EARL GILLAM, RONNIE IONES. and RAMON SAMMONS will play in the spaceball game tomorrow. The general public is invited. Transportation to the game will be furnished by the JOHN DONALDSON and DONALD IOHNSTON Taxi Company, the largest taxi company ever formed. They use cosmic powered vehicles which were built by FREDRIC DUREN and DON ASHLEY to replace the old-fashioned atomic ones designed ten years ago by BOBBY ALMOND. Stepping down now is that group of ladies in whom all you women listeners and Viewers will be interested. They are ALICE MEIER. BEVERLY MARLOW, DIXIE WILLINGHAM. arid TOMMYE LOU HAWKINS. who developed the formula for the special space cosmetics for women. They are talking to JANICE WARREN and SARAH ALLEN. who set up a language to be used inter-planetarily. And there is that group you all have been waiting to hear from. MARGUERITE OGLETREE. NINA FAYE BLACK, and SHIRLEY DAV- ENPORT, with their families, have been on Mercury for the last fifteen years. DR. ROBERT OLIVER and DR. CHARLES SUMNER. who are in charge of the study of family life on Mercury, are going out to meet them. Everything seems to be in order. PEGGY O'NEAL, CAROLYN FOLSOM. and MARYSUE LOVVORN, who are teachers in the Universe University are also talking to the Merucites. What is that crowd over there? Oh, I see. It's just a group of old friends of RICHARD BELL, who was the first person to break the sound barriert Gathered around him are FRANK CLARK and SAMMY GODSEY, the space traffic engineers, and SAM BAXTER and KENNETH WALZ, the chemists who invented the new formula for space medicine. Also in the group are EARL WILSON and JOE WILLIAMS, who collect old relics such as guided missiles and flying saucers. BEVERLY GUNDERSON, IUANITA MARKS. andELIZABETI-I RAN- DALL. stewardesses on the EALUM, are smiling as they leave the ship. No wonder! With them is BILLY NABORS. the famous humorist. Going out to meet him is MARTIN TORRANCE. the president of the First Universal Bank. MARTIN'S twin sister, MIRIAM. is the prima ballerina on Earth. She is with the MICKEY HALLUM Moving Picture Company, the first company to use the fifth dimension. BILLY Le- MASTER and JIMMY FIELDING are well known movie directors with the company. The actresses, REBECCA MOORE arid NORMA JEN- NINGS, have starred in many of their films. They were first started in the movies by the talent scout, GEORGE BRADBURY. FLASH! It has just been announced that HAROLD ROBERTS, the commander of the Space Patrol, has just landed a rocket from Pluto, bringing with him GODFREY BLAKE and RONALD VAUGHN. former Russell graduates who are now with the Space Patrol. You can read about these people in the June issue of the Atmosphere, a magazine edited by MARTHA DAMRON arid SHIRLEY FAIR. In this issue, you. may also get some tips on gardening from an article written by the horticulturists, ALICE GENTRY arid SUE COLEY. Tonight the Visitors will be entertained by the traveling circus owned by BUDDY HARRISON and VINCENT CUNNINGHAM. Several enior Russell graduates will participate in the show: JUNE GRAY and CARIANNE UPCHURCH, trapeze Grtlsts; BUDDY YARIAN, magician; and PEGGY COLLTNS. the best known impersonator in show business. After the show everyone will Visit the home of AUDREY ctrid CARO- LYN GRANTHAM. who mode their money in the jewelry business. They seii the designs of RAY ELLIS cmd WOODY STARRETT, who were the first to use the new precious metal which was found by JIMMY OLIVER and ROBERT PRICKETT on cm expedition on Mars. ANGELA STRICKLAND is just oiiqhtinq from the EALUM with her husband and six children. Her brother, WELDON, owns most oi the business in their hometown, East Point Standing beside the plane is IACK LEVERETTE, now joint owner of Florida with FRANCIS DuBOSE. He is discussing with his lawyers, RALPH McDUFFIE cmd WALTER ROUNDTREE. the possibility of buying ct similar posession on the Moon. There are BOBBY MAHLE, GIBBS MOBLEY, BILLY HEAD. and IACK FAGAN. salesmen tor the new Non-Chiorophyil Toothpaste Company. With them is HAROLD LINDSEY, who sold his grocery products company to RAY LEWIS and went into the mortuary busi- ness with VIRGIL KITCHENS; and KENNETH ROSS who was finally able to get c1 license to build a pharmaceutical supply store on Mars. RICHARD CAVALLI has agreed to form or partnership with KENNETH. There are BETTY ANN SMITH and BETTY FULLER, who are the most modern hairdressers on three planets. They arrange woments hoir especially to be worn with the hats sold in the millinery shop owned and operated by BETTY RAWLSTON arid EVE HUCKEBA. These women belong to the Business Woments Chamber of Com- merce, along with FRANCES CARTER arid LOUISE BABE. who are exclusive florists; JANICE FIELDS. CAROLYN BURNETT, arid PEGGY CANNON, who Ctre interior decorators; cmd ELAYNE JACKSON, who is co-owner of JEAN POWER'S iur scriortt On my left, the super-speed aquaplcme is Just landing. Since water is still hard to keep in supply here on the Moon or on Mars, JIMMY THOMPSON end CHARLES WILLIAMS own C: tank plane line which makes 0 daily run to Earth. The planes are flown by atomic powered robots, the plans for which were drawn by TED POPA 6C? CANNON. KENNETH JONES. the interplanetary postal Clerk, alsc uses these robots to fly the mail from planet to planet. BETTY PHILLIPS, the woman ambassador to Saturn, is talking to her old friend, CHARLES LESTER, who is in the oil business. CHARLES also owns Ct few shares in the DICK HULL Gold Mining Company. IEWEL MCCLURE. BEATRICE McELREATH, cmd BETTY ANN WILLIAMS also own large shares in the company. There go CAROLYN BOOKER, IOYCE PAYNE, and PAT MCDANIEL getting into cr taxi. They are on their way to Visit Governor THOMAS SANDERS over in COLLEYville. They must have his written permis- sion before they can set up one of their souvenir shops here on the Moon. Only lost week the governor gave HELEN DAVIS. and JEAN ALEXANDER permission to build cm exclusive nightclub here. A bus from CHAPMAN County has just brought in CI large group of Russell graduates who live permanently on the Moon. There are CHARLENE SANDERS, BETTYE IOE THOMPSON, CIl'ld IOANE KEELER, who are satisfied in being just plain housewives; THERESSA VIN- CENT, who is in the bakery business; BARBARA DAVIS and DON- NIE ENGLISH, who own the oniy uitra-modern furniture store here; and MINNIE LOU JOHNSON and ANNETTE JENKINS. who own Otii the dime stores on the Moon and on Mars. It looks as it not all the Russell graduates could make the trip. According to ED MURPHY, the interplanetary radio operator, the experimental expedition to Jupiter has just notified him that they ccm't be here. ELOISE GILBERT and LOIS WALL ore photographers with the expedition; MARGIE IRVIN cmd ANN HANNAH are statis- tician for the group; Grid BRUCE NESTLEHUTT and PATTI DORSEY are real estate brokers to help with the land allotment for future settlers This expedition is being sponsored by ARTHUR BAILEY, BILL ADAMS, ond TOMMY IEANES, who have or monopoly on all filling stations in the United States on Earth. I. D. RAGSDALE twho is sometimes referred to crs the Buffalo Bill of the Moon t is in charge of the expedition. Welt, ioiks, there they all are! it seems that every graduate has been successful in the past quarter of a century. Who can tell what the next twentyefive years holds in store? NAME BILL ADAMS NONA ALLEN SARAH ALLEN RAY ALLGOOD BILL ALLGOOD BOBBY ALMOND IEANNEEN ANDERSON LAVON ASHLEY HOWARD ATKINS LOUISE BABE ARTHUR BAILEY BARBARA BAILEY MARTHA BEALL JOE BELL RICHARD BELL JIMMY BILES ROBERT BILLINGSLEY NINA FAYE BLACK SELENE BLAIR GODFREY BLAKE CAROLYN BOOKER GEORGE BRADBURY KITTY BROOKS CAROLYN BURNETT NATALIE BYRNE DAVID BYRD PEGGY CANNON TED CANNON FRANCES CARTER JEAN CATO FRANK CLARK DELANO CLAY PEGGY COLLINS VINCENT CUNNINGHAM MARTHA MAE DAMRON SHIRLEY DAVENPORT BARBARA DAVIS HELEN DAVIS LUCILLE DAVIS 3A25e jre Obi! NOTED FOR Being lazy Being different Being quiet Hillbilly Digging ditches with my ModeI-A Ford Low scores in bowling Station wagon Very corny jokes Horn rims Green eyes Smoking odd-looking pipes Fouling out of basketball games Tenor voice One-Trcxck mind Being bashful Good build 6' 3 . 14$ Dryness Being little Being late to school with Mary Being late Always being happy Running for Alderman oi the second ward Legs Being absent when a certain teacher gives tests Boston accent Wide vocabulary Being Ted's little sister Hips Being quiet Blue eyes Pug nose Playing golf Sarcasm, ctnd impersonating Judy Holiday as she ap- peared in Born Yester- day Ole Ford G,M.A. sweater and being busy Talking in Mrs. Parker's Eng- lish class all the time. Bookkeeping abiliiy CM Unpunctucdity and getting into trouble Fronkness and qeitinq into trouble REDEEMING VIRTUE 16-inch calves Angelic look Sweetness Nose Not saying much until I have something to say, then holler Ability to dodge Deck Personality Small quantity of jokes Black hair Friendhness Being able to eat one dozen hot dogs at one sitting Playing basketball Dependability Little feet Muscles Quietness Nose Eyes Patience Quietness Brown eyes The ability to walk to two classes in one period Suntan Green eyes Eyes Teeth Brown eyes Toni Eyes Jerry Black hair Red hair Lop-sided grin Nose Long, curly eyelashes Good disposition Dork eyes Iewish features Hazel eyes and naturally curly hair NEEDS MOST Upper plate Yellow Pontiac and ccxbin cruiser A good match Frances A new Model-A Ford To pass family relations A new station wagon equip- ped with a nice young man for chauffeur. Education and money A girl A boyfriend Betty Williams Curley hair A permanent meal ticket at Tubby's Attic Everything A girl A basketball and 50 pounds A smaller nose Money Just 0 little more time A diploma To be on time-just once Three hundred dollars to buy CI little object B.B. A man about 6' 5 eblond The one and only Colleen Ten pounds A refill Roy Jerry Something to attract women To win some golf tournoa ment this summer James New Ford Sandy and a college education Money and a car A certain blond A few inches of height Most everything, mostly Glen eecld, AMBITION To be a hermit. To be a real angel. To be a friend to everyone. To get ahead. To be CI millionnaire grading contractor. To get out of high school. To continue my Cheerleading at Tech. Aeronautical engineer. To get married. Marry Racehorse and live in Tennessee as boss of a forestry firm and to raise some l'Ponies in my spare time. Live up to the name Curley. To have Smiling Bob as my best friend, See Russell have cm under feated football team. All or nothing at cdl. To bowl over 300. Have :1 hoe sharp enough to cut the mustard. To be able 10 take 100 words c1 minute in short, hand. To be c good school teacher. Get c1 million dollars. To have c1 closet full of little coats. To marry on lune 13, 1955 or 1956. To go steady. To be Driving Instructor for Barbara's kids. To live happy To be rock boy. To live happily ever after. To be c1 confirmed bachelor. Get a ccxr. Go to Germany. To look like Tyrone Power and be c1 Mississippi Gambler. To close Ben Hogan out in 10 holes. To sing, act, and dance someday. To be an ear doctor in a cornfield. To have a home, c1 husband, and a T.V. Station. To marry James and raise a football team. To have one or more for Carolyn to teach driving To find more time to put off what I never intend to do in the first place. To marry Glen and have six little Henry's. NAME ELEANOR DEMPSEY MARY DODSON FRANCIS DUBOSE FREDIC DUREN BARBARA EDMONDSON DONNIE ENGLISH RAY ELLIS SHIRLEY FAIR JIMMY FIELDING IANICE FIELDS MARGARET FLEMISTER CAROLYN FOLSOM BETTY FULLER IIM GARDENER ALICE GENTRY ELOISE GILBERT EARL GILLAM SAMMY GODSEY CAROLYN GRANTHAM AUDREY GRANTHAM JUNE GRAY BEVERLY GUNDERSON DELORES HALCOME MICKEY HALLUM ANN HANNAH EMMITT HARRISON TOMMY LOU HAWKINS WILLIAM HEAD BILL HENSLEE PEGGIE HOPKINS EVE HUCKEBA RICHARD HULL MARGIE IRVIN ELAYNE IACKSON THOMAS JEANES ANNETTE JENKINS NORMA JENNINGS KENNETH IONES RONALD IONES J4m4itiond anal NOTED FOR Never catching on to jokes until I tell them myself. tGosh, that's embarassingt Always having chewing gum Sex repeal Old curs Changing hair colors and getting engaged Good disposition Uneducated feet Always being happy Henry Ir. Sarcasm and being short Being very quiet in English Witttness Tow head Not having and girl friends Always laughing Long legs Playing baseball games in January Everything Talking Being quiet Redeeming virtue Mixed accent Quietness Being lute Talking Making love Talking in shorthand Being Mr. Colley's pet Good-lookinq shirts Smile Dory dreaming during class Green Hornet Motor Scooter Friendliness A fair skin Getting by Big smile Shortness Accuracy Not having anything to be noted for REDEEMING VIRTUE Being a happy, friendly scotterbroin Hair Complexion Good nature Original clothes Eyes Manly beard Eyes and smile Left arm Typing giggle Flirting Friendly ways Kind to animals Eyes Always talking Hair The desire to have 011 the people who read this to help me inherit the Bus- sell gym Height Eyes Height Firm foundation Blond hair Friendliness A . t . school g1r1 compLexton Fullness Gray hair Pleasant smile 1 th innocent look Keeping D.C.T. Files straight Good looks Blonde Hair Talking about George all the time Complexion Red hair Friendliness Red hair Left hand Fleet footed Obi! NEEDS MOST To get c1 certain somebody, someday, somehow Wolter Segration cord Elizabeth Cormcm To live, to love! and be happy A diploma A bin c1 block square to store my money Nathan Rosie Sence and more cents A single bachelor who ain't married Figure A hair cut A couple of girl friends Someone to love Toll boy A lifetime supply of pom- coke flour Speed Lewis Mangum A boy who lives in Scuth Georgia Ability to point like Salvador Dali A Southern accent Sense cmd more cents Next month payment Tommy A wife with two kids to beat the draft A figure Dancing lessons Frank Iirn I'o graduate from R.H.S. George The one I love A new car that runs on just water Lots of money 3 inches in height More time A few hits irtued AMBITION To tcrke Doris Dayls place in movies and do Cl duet with Stewart in Show Boat To get what I need most. I haven't got one tyett To be happy. To marry Bill and have 336 Greenwolls instead of Greeneeilings. To get out of school. To be drope-titter for senior pictures. To marry Nathan and have twins. To take typing from Mr. Colley. To be an artist and draw conclusions. To get a MRS. degree. To be cm English teacher. To be intellectual. To get there iirstest with the mostest. To have my own home. To own CI '53 Rocket 88 To live to be 100 to see it I can still run 100 yards in 9 seconds. To play professional base- ball. A home in Ben Hill with Lewis. To live on a form and raise pigst To live in Ftsrido, be a writer! dancerl and mag- ozine illustrator. To live in Florida or in Wisconsin. To be a success 3n life. To own 0 72 ft. cabin crulser. Housewife To marry Boo and have 14 children. To marry Sonny and live in Florida. To be cm artist and draw conclusions. To be a bachelor and raise my children to be bochelcrst Not work the rest of my lite. To get what I need most. To get into Tech. To marry George and have tour children. To own a convertible to go to Dcytcna in. To find more time to put otf what I never intended to do in the first plctce. To have my own car. To marry c1 certain someone and make him happy. To discover a way to keep night from being dork. To live to be 90 and be killed by 10 passionate women. N AME lOANNE KEELER VIRGIL KITCHEN REGGIE LEE BILL LEMASTER CHARLES LESTER JACK LEVERETTE RAY LEWIS HAROLD LINDSEY MARYSUE LOVVORN IUANITA MARKS BEVERLEY MARLOW JEWEL McCLURE STEWART McCORD PATRICIA MCDANIEL RALPH McDUFFIE BEATRICE McELREATH BETTY MCGREGOR JANET MCKINNON ALICE MEIER GIBBS MOBLEY REBECCA MOORE CHARLOTTE MORGAN BILLY MOSS ED MURPHY BRUCE NESTLEHUTT MARGUERITE OGLETREE JIMMY 0L IVER BOB OLIVER PEGGY O'NEAL ROBERT PARHAM IOYCE PAYNE NEWELL PEACOCK BETTIE PHILLIPS JEAN POWER ROBERT PRICKETT ROBERT PRITCHETT I. D. BAGSDALE 3Aede J4re Our ?qeeclzs, NOTED FOR Big mouth Telling jokes Bashbulness Not having a girl Gentlemanly manners Always having a good time Teasing Mr. Colley Being late Shorthand ability Quietness and blushing Small hands Being little You name it Diamond on left hand, third finger Always having an alibi Being little Gigghng in the library Answering questions elusively Being late to class Intelligence Telling jokes Giggling Inquisitiveness Ability to escape class Being Toll Always talking Having the wrong answers Being late to class and hand holding Keeping the bench worm Two left feet Big brown eyes Playing a smooth trombone Leopard skin skirt Cute clothes Expert driving Being small Losing my pajamas in the Varsity-Faculty Basketball Game. REDEEMING VIRTUE Eyes 3rown eyes Sweet smile Always thinking about a girl Baggy britches Having cm answer for everything Curly Hair Honesty Blond hair and blue eyes Blond hair and engagement ring Pretty hair Stubborn What's that Hair Ears Talking about I. H. C111 the time without rest Black hair omd brown eyes Musical ability Eyes Nose Blue, blue eyes Brown eyes Being a ham Unknown Brown eyes Eyes Brains? I like everybody teven Woody Starrettt Pug nose Little hands Being smart Dark brown eyes Motorcycle lover Tiny ankles and tan Never missing school Red hair NEEDS MOST Quieter tone of voice Anything I can get my hands on A calf A hot rod and c1 girl Bettie To be right on 75 per cent of the answers An oldefoshioned girl Orchid form A reducing diet His initials are Glenn Olvey To grow 3 inches up Ed A shorter route to Decatur The other ring Kay 1. H. A certain male and money A thirty-tour hour day Scotty Ann Tommy A certain person's cooperation Windshield wipers for glasses. Redeeming virtue Money and a new car Better grades in history Rack Boy's Annie Brown Electric Dishwasher so I can work my way through G.S.C.W. A in English Earl A red 1953 Jaguar con- vertible A B.SA. motorcycle $100 and a month in Day- tona A million dollars and a harem About 5 taller and weigh about 50 pounds more Weight AMBITION To marry Jerry and be happy- To be supervisor at a Nudist Colony. To be a Korean veteran. To find that right gal for me. To make all kinds of money. To get C111 the gold in Fort Knox, run away to F1011 1010, buy the stctte and Se: ceed from the union. To be a successful business man. To be the life guard at the Y.W.C.A. swimming pool. To raise c1 lot of little stenos To get a dark sun tan. To love, be loved, forget typing. Getting married and being happy- To give Lanza headaches. To have my own private swimming pool. To get a hoe sharp enough to cut the mustard. To marry I. H. and make him a good wife. To raise little Rebels and Yankees in the same house. To homestead in Alaska. To graduate. To get what I need most. To be a house mother at Milledge Hall. To get what I need most. To be cm Electrical Engineer. Photographer for Esquire. To become a Sultan With or 19 girl harem. To marry Larry and be happy- To operate a pool hall. To get hitchedH to Annie. To be head football coach at Georgia Tech. To take pictures of Marilyn Monroe to put on calen- dors. To get what I need most. To till Tommy Dorsey's shoes. To take a trip to Daytona on a motorcycle. Hmmmil don't know. To be the richest loafer in the world To go to Yankee Land with Mr. Dean to prove the Constitution unconstitu- tiondl. To grow 4 taller and stay out of the Army. NAME BETTY RAWLSTON ELIZABETH RANDALL PEGGY REESE ANN ROBERTS HAROLD ROBERTS KENNETH ROSS RAMON SAMMONS CHARLENE SANDERS THOMAS SANDERS BETTY ANN SMITH GRETTA SOSBY RALPH STANSELL WOODROW STARRETT ANGELA STRICKLAND ANN STRICKLAND WELDON STRICKLAND CHARLES SUMNER BETTYE IO THOMPSON IIMMY THOMPSON MARTIN TORRANCE MIRIAM TORRANCE CARIANNE UPCHURCH RONALD VAUGHN DON VEAI. THERESSA VINCENT EDWARD WAINWRIGHT LOIS WALL KENNETH WALZ JANICE WARREN BETTY WILLIAMS CHARLES WILLIAMS IOE WILLIAMS DIXIE WILLINGHAM EARL WILSON GEORGE YARIAN ijitiond anal Our NOTED FOR Talking all the time, but never saying anything Cute clothes Teacher criticisms Loving Gibbs so much Failing Mr. Dean's tests Being late Good-looking Clothes Innocent look Talking too much at the wrong time Neatness Junior-Senior Prom, 1952 Solem look Brown eyes Rooting for Georgia Tech to beat Georgia Always driving cx new Ponhac Speed Lending money 5' 2 , eyes of blue Hillbilly 20-20 Vision Being a twin My outstanding ability in basketball Scoring the last touchdown Ability to get along with people m Being Short Cowboy boots HQppy-qo-lucky attitude Ability to make cm A in Chemistry Scientific attitude Ability to quote William Shakespeare and Walt Kelly Ability to pass Mr. Dean's Being tall Being punchy Hcir-cut Pulling people out of the mud. REDEEMING VIRTUE Dark brown eyes Complexion Eyes Being mean Ain't got none Nash Big feet Black hair Eyelashes Freckles 5' 21', eyes of blue Brown eyes Quietness Hair Short hair Strength Voice Long, blond hair My pleasing personality Curly hair Long hair Freckles Two noses Disarming smile Long hair Curly hair Long wavy hair Blond hair Helping others Bedroom eyeballs History Red hcxir Legs Eyes Hair NEEDS MOST A car load of chewing gum It's a secret To convince Mr. Aldridge I can do better than drive a garbage truck Two more yecxrs to be a cheerleader 4-F classification A certain University of Georgia student A good-looking Southern Belle Fred and a brick home Money New Alibis A one way plane ticket to Florida Teena 5 more years out of the Army Irby Anything and everything but nothing in particular. Money and car A certain girl Howie Wine, Women, Song Windshield wipers A driver's license A good reducing plan Money To stop grinning 2 teet-with somebody at tached to 'em Go to Florida An easy job paying lots of money A Job Joel? Dusty Marilyn Monroe Honky-tonk angels 4 years at Georgia tAthenst An excuse for skipping 4th period Women irtued AMBITION To go to college and work on my MRS. degree. To take shorthand at 200 words per minute. To join the wives. To be c sweet wife. To graduate. To own Q drugstore. To get ahead in life espeo ictlly with c: girl's body on it. To get married and collect Little Bells. To live like c1 millionaire. To get ct job which requires no work but pctys much money. To marry CI Florida mile lionnaire. To make CI million. To get married and have twins. To be a success in life, and c1 help to others. To always keep CI smile on a certain someone's face. To be at success in life and become a professional weightlifter. To always be happy. To have what I need most here for graduation. To be 4-F. To be rack boy cxt Oliver's Cue Room. To go to nursing school and get c1 DD. Degree tDoc- tor,s Darlingt. To get Mr. Colley married. To score another touchdown To be cm astronomer and study the heavenly bodies at the corner of Hollywood and Vine. To invent a feet-tickler sim- ilar to the back-scmtcher. Ranch Owner To own CI new red Pontiac convertible. To be Locker Boy at the Y.W.C.A. To go to Tech and get my MRS Degree! To do my part in making Dusty's ambition c1 success. To be or delivery boy for CI bootlquer. To spend money. To get a new Buick and drive it to Daytona per- manently. To marry a rich girl and never work. To be somebody. OFFICERS ammuaxn Wk :1 $WW immmwhwan x , wxvnmx xnmhww; w ?3 w: gawk a 3m? mm $5? gwm LAMAR SMITH President HAMMOND SMITH ViCe-Presidenl JERRY WALTON Secretary BEVERLY SMITH Treasurer : Qua $$3 K s? gm mw ; 3:?! i??nwx . Six; 3a$i L m fxgsg a , xx ; x? n$$$ . kikiwmg . . 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Harry Bowers Annette Bradley Mary Ann Brown Renee Brown Sara Brown Ioe Burnette Nancy Burress Raymond Cube Emory Cain Martha Camp Stanley Camp Gloria Campbell Sumbo Chance James Chapman Jimmy Cobb Jimmy Cochran Shirley Cochran James Collins Mary Helen Collins Elden Cort Margaret Cox Peggy Crawford Charles Crockett Sally Crutchfield Darlene Dailey Betty Daniel Eugene Davis Jackie Davis: Gerald Dennis Iecn Derrick un Betty Io Devane Larry Dewberry Iohn Dickenson Betty Doyai Laverne Driver Elizabeth Edmondson Shirley Entrekin Barbara Evans Sylvia Fisher Pat Fowler Janice Frederick Bob Fuller Robert Gaston Ioe George Beth Gibbons Benny Gilsirap Peggy Goad Benny Greer Mcmha Griffin Kenneth Gunderson Augustine Hamilton Talmadge Hand Nona Hanson Iames Hardy Gary Lcrurish George Linzey Claudette Leathers Evelyn Lowery Iean Lowery David Maddox Bobby Manqum Curtis Martin Joan McDonald Margie McDufiie Mary McDuHie Bobby McKenzie Stanley Meurs Betty Merritt Kenneth Lancaster Carl Lultrell lane Iorgenson Cordelia Kinzey Millicent Kirby David Kirkland Nancy Knipp Patsy Lackey Lee Jones 3 $33 $$wa Q 5w ff ; M35 wa Louise Holt Iune Hyatt Billy Ivey Marvie Ivie Barbara Iarrell Larry Howle Richard Jenkins Hazel Harley Betty Ann Hatfield Shirley Holt Doris Hoskins Curl Huddleston William Hurt Billy Jenkins IoAnn Johnson Iudy Jones Lamar Harrison Ralph Harrison Iacqueline Holt anai Z ,3 f .5; W331 :W win; mhmn .W Q? a? Stephen Hutiield Carl Hendrix Wanda Henry Donald Holbrook Babette Howland Opal Rogers Ronald Russell Anne Ryder Jean Sears Jackie Selman Peggy Shelton Barbara Iean Sirmcms Beverly Smith Geraldine Smith- Ioe Smith Lamar Smith Sue Sparks Erminie Spense Dan Steele Hammond Slim Ted Stone once Stovall Bill Strickland Preston Sudduth Iecm Thomas Frank Travis Reid Tr7mble Hugh Tucker Peggy Tucker Bobby Miles Gerald Moon Ioel Morris Donald Murdock Barbara Nembuck Agatha Norris Dorsey Norris Betty O'Quinn Evelyn Parker Lanny Parnell imoqene Phillips Syrell Pope Iimmy Power Don Quinn Ed Quinn Beuy Io Reed Sherry Richter lane Ridgewuy Vi Arm Robb Richard Roberson Beverly Roberts Richard Roberts Margaret Robinson Carolyn Rochester ton mg illoughby icict Turner is Turner Pal! Phyll ily Sue Woodull ildred W M Em eanette Wharton Naomi Whit! Victor Winebrenner Ann Underwood Bobby Vunsant Edgar Vaughn Vernelle Waters Patsy Watson Peggy Wheeler Peggy Willis r e k C u T d e k .m Pat Walker Jerry Walton I 3M3? a OFFICERS TOMMY REDMOND President PAT WALLACE Vice-President CHARLES DOBBS Secretary JANE MORRIS Treasurer Kenny Allen Bobbie Allison Annette Alley Johnnie Anderson Dennis Atcheson Iackie Austin Roger Bailey Gary Bailey Grace Baird Alan Baker Bradford Banks Leemcm Barge Gloria Barnett Bunky Barron Jane Burrow Iimmy Bates Daniel Bedford Icme Bell Glenn Bettis Charles Bishop Alan Blackstock Harry Blondhiem Iohn Bradley Gay Brock Carolyn Brown Luther Brawn Joan Bruer Mary Ann Burress A1 Buriz Janie Callaway Helen Calvin Jerry Carswell Marvin Cato Iecm Cawthom Harrie! Chambers Edward Chambers David Cheek John Chrisucm Mac Cochran Shirley Cochran Jo Ann Couch Virginia Cox Felicia Curry Ruth Davenport Patsy Davis Shirley Davis Larry Davis Sara Dillard Stewart Dillard Dianne Dorsey Charles Dobbs Betty English Faye Eubanks Annette Folsom Theresa Freeman Sylvia Pros! Jmeie Garrett Margaret Gilbert Peggy Glover Kenneth Goins Nellie Graham Sue Greek Harold Huddle Sidney Hambric Terry Hammond Benard Haney Tony Hanson Hugh Harrison Bill Hay Coleen Henslee Donald Herring lean Holcomb Agnes Holman Delores Huif Keith Huifstener Philip Hum Carolyn Ingram Eloise Ierrell Harold Ienninqs Marie Jennings Robbie Johnson Richard Johnston Tommy Johnston Raymond McKinnon Ruel McMilliun Bill Mitchell once Mitchell Icme Morris Lillian Moye Dun Muse Robbie Neely Mary Neuerville Gene Newsome Billy Nixon Robina Norman Eveiyn Norred Barbara O'Neul George Oliver Joan O'Quirm Grace Orr Raymond Palmer Nila Paris B. V. Parker Beverly Pasley Helen Peak Margaret Pittman Jeff Pruitt Roslyn Pruin Billy Purgason Leon Randall Tommy Redmond Delores Reel! Tommy Robb Bdbby Jean Iones Anne Iones June Iones June! Jones John Jones Johnny Keasler Joan Kenemer Patricia Iune Kupfen Bay Lamm Donald Landgrebe Jean Leverene Douglas Lieb Frcmk Livingston Nancy Livingston Corrinne Loach Peggy Lockridqe Bina Loyless Fred Lovell Harry Lynch Raymond Marks Billy Martin Iane McGregor Mary Frances McLean Mackie McLeroy Barbara Roberts Monteena Roberts Buddy Roberts Richard Roberts Arlynnee Robertson Dan Robertson Jerry Robinson Beverly Rogers Buddy Sawyer Theo Scott lean Segars Mary Sewell Jimmy Sheets Charles Shelton Gloria Sheffield Jimmy Sikes Carlene Singleton Elizabeth Simmons Emmet! Smith Kay Sluppey Patricia Smith Shirley Fay Smith Sybil Smith Barbara Spangler Mkww ww UMUBES Jimmy Stanley Mack Stephens Carol Stone Barbara Street Shirley Strickland Barbara Sorrells Betty Jean Tatum Edgar Tatum Hoyt Tecne Pat Towns Bobby Tyler Sandra Upion Mary Lou Vaughn Norman Vaughn Dessie Wages Charlotte Waits Robert Waldrop Barney Wall Phil Wall Mary Wallace Pat Wallace Dixie Walters Harriett Watkins Ioe Wharton Sandra White Loretta Whitley Camu Wood Christian Woosley Richard Yarbrough Frances Yeager OFFICERS ROY QUINN President IIMMY EAGLE Vice-President DAVID IACKGSON Secretary ROBERT JOHNSON Treasurer PRES Charles Ackenbom Charles Adams Billy Aken Boyce Alderson Marion Allen Ann Allison Mary Ruth Anderson Larry Andrews Harold Anglin Ann Anthony David Arnold Louise Axsom David Buccus Norma Io Bailey Russell Baldwin Bobby Ballard Donald Balleniine Donald Bannister Annette Buriiield Larry Baxter Bobby Beall Jimmy Bishop Martha Bishop Manelle Blackstock Eddie Blount Cecile Boqgs Gerald Booth Ann Bourn Edward Boyd Thomas Brayton Johnny Brewer Sandra Bridges Joe Brooks Jeanne Brown Kenneth Brown Nancy Brown Telford Brown Iecm Bryant Ann Buffinglon Billy Buffington Walt Bundy Thurman Burden Carolyn Bums George Bums Loretta Byrd Dolly Caldwell Woodrow Caldwell Willis Callaway Ican Campbell Charles Carrcll Walter Carter Marian Chapman Eveline Christian Leslie Clark Carol Collins Jim Collins June Collins Barbara Coombs Patsy Coombs James Couch Beny Ann Crockett Sonia Curry Shirley Daniel Shirley Davenport Beverly Davis Elaine Davis Michael Davis Wayne Dill Barbara Dillard Beny Duncan Diane Duncan Lena Duncan Linda Duren Iimmy Eagle Ralph EMU. Iames Eubanks Wayne Eubunks Leon Farmer Betty Ferrell Ann Flowers Marian Flynn Johnny Fowler Deanna Freeman Monte French Evelyn Garmon Donald Garret! Ginger Garrison Molly George Donald Gilben once Gilbert Ronald Giles Kenneth Godby Iack Godirey Marie Goolsby luck Grace Harry Graham Larry Grant Raymond Gray Stewart Gray Charles Green Paul Green James Grindle Nancy Gunderson Charlotte Hagan Pct Hull Beverly Hamiltcn Larry Hammond Raymond Hammond Barbara Hassell Donald Harmer Wyvis Harper Genia Rae Harris Maxine Hartley Shirley Hayes Charles Helms Barbara Hurt Bobby Hellman Betty Howlund Lois Hudson Bobby Huff Langdon Huffman Glenn Hyatt David Jackson Johnny Jackson Rachel Jacobs Alice Jenkins Eddie Jensen Cleveland Johnson Peggy Johnson Robert Johnson Wendeli Iohnscn Barbara Jones Marlene Jones Ray Jones Royce Iones Jerry Joiner Iocxn Kecxsler Georqannu Kerlin Mary Ann King Jerry Ann Knight Jimmy Knipp Milton Kupier Parks Latimer Henry Lee Jimmy Lee Nancy Lee Bobby Little Barbara Littlefield Ronald Lowe Tommy lowry James Luck Judy Mahle Hughlon Malcomb Rebecca Mcmn Warren Mayo Sylvia McCoy Billy McDaniel Ted McDouguI Ierry McElroy Don McGuirk Charles McGovern Allen McIntyre Frances McKee Glenda McNease Charlotte Miller Danny Miller Margaret Mitchell Sylvia Mchhell Eugene Mixon William Moncrief Charlotte Moore Douglas Moore Eva Morgan Vernon Morgan Eddie Morris Everett Morrcw Marie Morrow Everett Moss Ioe Moss Ted Murphy Sandra Ness Kennekh Newsome Sandra Renfroe Dick Ridgeway Juanita Roberts Dean Robinson once Robinson Evelyn Rooke Virginia Rooke Don Rush Ioe Russell Sandra Sadler Sandra Sanders Hugh SchiHer Loretta Scot! Patsy Scott Jerry Scruggs Lamar Seals Betty Jane Self Beverly Selmcm Betty Sikes Barbara Simpson Elmo Sowell Joan Sowell Jane! Smith Judy Smith Barbara Stallworth Curtis Stanfield Dorothy Stanley Jerry Stephens Jimmy Stewart Delores Strickland Franklin Thompson Jackie Thompson Vicki Thompson Iackie Thone Ann Thornton Cynthia Thornton Jerry Tommey Patty Truj'd Jimmy Tucker William Vaniiver Maiorie Vaughn Ann Vickery Mary Ann Newton Ray Nichols I. H. Nolan Jimmy Norton Clyde Olvey Lamar Padgett Thomas Padqen Betsy Palmer Margaret Palmer Jerry Parks Barbara Parsons Saundra Patterson Eleanor Pearson Weymcm Pelt Barbara Phillips Ierry Phillips Barbara Pittman Carol Pless James Pollard Howell Pope Harold Popham Charles Price David Quinn Roy Quinn Patricia Rafter Lola Bagsdale Nancy Ragsdale Burqcm Bevell ELASS yin mzm Wm , , mm. 1. it: Weeks June Wa'ler Teddy Walston Tommy Walslon ia Wample Delores Ward Earl Ward Ruth Ward Glenda Whiddon Iumes Whiie ine Wilkes Jack Wingo Barbara Witherington Sue Jean White Iris Williams Sybil Williamson Gary Wright Perry Young Dewey Willingham Benny Wilson Bobby Weaver Sylv lean Sylv Douglas Weaver N A M H 5 E H Fr. OFFICERS IIMMY GOAD President HAROLD MCDONALD Vice-President BECKY BROWN Secretary NELSON FOWLER Treasurer Iane Adams Tommy Adams Carol Aides Harley Alderson Joanne Allmcm Iohnny Alston Ierry Anderson once Anglin Robert Anthony Carolyn Ausbon Betty Austin Diana Austin Betty Avary Nancy Bailey Marie Baird Virgil Baker Charles Barrett Ieuneen Barrett George Baur Daisy Beul Kenneth Bearden Thomas Bell Doris Best Clyde Benis Peggy Bickers Frank Billingsley Gene black Helen Boggs Jo Ann Bolion Dorothy Boothe Mitchell Bowien Lcuise Brandenburgh Barbara Britt Frances Briit Sheiby Brock Ralph Brooks Ted Brothers Donald Brown Rebecca Brown Ernest Brownlee 1051 Bryant Christian Burnett Ierry Burns Douglas Burke Iimmie Busby Randall Busby Michael Cain Donald Caldwell Mike Callahan Ray Callaway Martha Camp Lamar Cannon Indy Carmichcl Ian Carter Tommy Curler Shirley Curr Richard Carroll Shirley Carver James Cato Carol Caudle Harold Cheek Knox Childs Christine Cline Neil Cobb Tommy Collins Wayne Collins Sandra Cook Kenneth Coombs Frank Cooper Ierry Couch Ricie Couch Marie Cort Jeanette Cox Virginia Curran MAN ELAS Bob Croker Bill Crowe Charles Crumbely Michael Dalion Linda Damon Geraldine Davenport Nancy Davidson Jerry Day Ralph Denmon Carolyn Dixon Fredrick Dobbs Donald Downs Iames Duffy Linda Duke Bobby Duncan Theran Dunnaway Catherine Dupree Pal Drake Glenda Eason Douglas Eberhart Earl Edmonson Jerry Edwards Barbara Eubanks Betty Fambro Silvia Farmer Rudolph Ferguson Nancy Fielder Donald Fisher Eleanor Folsom Marcia Foster Shirley Foster Judy Fowler Nelson Fowler Eugene Fuller Randy Gabe: Betty Gaston Carol Gaston loan Gibson Pal Gibson Saundra Gillespie Larry Gilman Jerry Glass Iimmy Goad Bobby Gross Ieun Gosset Sammy Grunt Larry Grantham Mary Greak Charles Green David Green Jeanette Gresham Sarah Grcover Nancy Griffin William Grist Diane Huddle Linda Hamlin Carl Hampton Raymond Hancock Ronald Haney Betty Hannah Stanley Hardie Mary Harkins Carolyn Hart Carolyn Hartley Elvis Hartely Jerry Hasty Harvey Heath Donald Henderson Barbara Hill Lucretia Hill Billy Hinnunt Edna Holden Elmer Holden Clyde Holland Perry Holt Neila Houston Jerry Hudqins Sue Hudgins Pat Hunt Arvel Ivie anal thtg-tlwee . . . Indy Iavorsky Ioe Ienscn Winnie Io lessee Iacqueline Johnson Joyce Johnson Sue Johnson Bobby Johnston Angela Jones David Jones Larry Jones Norman Iones Rachel Jones Iudy Kaufman Marilyn Kelly Iocm Kerlin Betty Kidd Melvin Kidd Nancy King Sara Kimsey Ianice Kiser Iimmy Knight Margie Kuykendull Luther Lamb Ronald Lane Billy Landrum James Lunier Marvin Lunier Norma Iecm Lanier Bobby Largin Bobby Lasiter Carol Luwleu Diane Lawrence Don Lee Hurria Lee Jacqueline Lee Judith Lee Peggy Ledbeiter Diane Leverene Jerry Light Ierry Iinqerfelt Judy Lingerfell Bobby Linsey Robert Little Mary Io Livingston Bessie Luck Jackie Mangum Iean Marshall Lewis Martin I. D. Mashbum Micheal Mathews Dorothy McClanahun lune McClunahan Harold McDonald Myrna McDonald Hazl McDuifita Aniia McElroy Iames McElroy L. M. McElwuney Kay McGreqor Shirley McGinnis Edwart McGuyrt Carolyn McKinney Dick McLoray Dorothy McNease Barbara Memes William Medlock Gladys Melton Sammy Merritt Edward Monroe Gail Moon Edward Moore Vivian Moore Betty Ann Morris John Morris John Mullins Wayne Mullins Brenda Munsey Carolyn Murdock Robert Nix Barbara Nolan HMAN ELASS Bill Nolen Sandra Norris Charlotte Notion Gretchen Nunamaker Robert Nyqaard Lawrence Odum Elizabeth Padgett Jeanette Padgett Mildred Padgett Uldis Pulde Shirley Parker Leo Parrish once Patrick Beverly Peacock Harold Peacock Esther Pearson Ronald Peek Ronald Peppers Pequ Phillips Billy Pickeit Audrey Pilgrim Harriet Pophum Allen Pope Kenneth Porter Put Porter Newton Powell Mary lane Pruitt Jackie Rainwater Iackie Rainwater David Reynolds Keith Rochester Tommy Roddy William Rogers James Roumree I. T. Reynolds Calvin Robinson Charme Robinson Laverne Robinson Mickey Sauders Colleen Sellers Dick Schelly Johnny Sheals Dianne Shockley Gary Shuqart Henry Simmons Iocmna Simpson Sarah Sims Dorothy Slye William Warren Tommy Washbum Jerry Watson Tamar Weaver Roland Wells Carlos West Carol Whaley Danny Wheeler Geraldine White Iackie While Pameliu White Jeanette Williams Bob Winebrener Gail Winkles Linda Winslene Bobby Wise Carol Womack Leonard Wood Marie Yeager Robert Young William Smart once Smith Patricia Smiih Shirley Smith Susan Smith Pat Smoot Madison Sowell Iohnny Starr Eugene Stell Frank Stokes Sam Strickland La Verne Sullivan Danny Sumner Montene Swofford Ninaio Tarver Robert Taylor Terry Thomas Bobby Thompson Charles Thompson Faye Thompson Icmelle Thormon Leon Tidwell Eilly Tisdale Linda Tucker Babbie Turner Webster Turner Margaret Vickery Pat Vickery Connie Vincent Iunice Wallace Mary Ann Ward Vann Wart JUST A LITTLE MORE TIME, MR. LONG . . . I -. . Aounhfuf choof clayd NvAETIVITIES... PUBLICATIONS . . ORGANMATIONS MUSIC GROUP? CLUBS BAND PLEASE . . . . MAJORETTES GET SET FOR PICTURES. KIWANIS BOARD OF DIRECTORS LUNCH iEgW X? m Mama , fAe oinfer The publication of the Russell High yearbook, the Pointer, was the most exciting event of the Senior year. 3 , s M ya u t: 4 Everyone longed to be chosen as a staff member, and gigs jg $2 those who were selected were more than proud. The SARAH ALLEN STEWART MCCORD . . work was hard, but also fun. The balcony became the Editor Assocxate Edltor Pointer office, and no trespassing became the cry of the staff. Because the theme of the book, the dedica- tion, and the appreciation were top secrets, an atmos- phere of mystery prevailed over the student body. A11 The POINTER would not have been possible without their help. . the seniors knew that the Pomter was to be the key to many happy memories; so between its covers they put the symbols of their most cherished high school days. We work and worked and worked. FACULTY ADVISORS MISS GROSS . . . . t . . Chairman MISS WILLIAMS . . . . . Advertising MRS. DOLVIN . . . . . . Circulation MR. GATLIN . . . . . . . .Muke-up Airwld our memoried . . . SARAH ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Edhm' THOMAS SANDERS. . . . . . . . . . . .D.E. GD.C.T.Ediior STEWART McCORD . . . . . . . . A . . . . . Associate Editor IEANNEEN ANDERSON, GEORGE BRADBURY . . Circulation Mgrs. GRETTA SOSBY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Make-up Editor HAROLD LINDSEY, RAMON SAMMONS . . . . . Advertising Mqts. THERESSA VINCENT. SHIRLEY FAIR . . . . Asst. Make-up Editors PEGGY O'NEAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Girl's Sports Editor JANET McKINNON, EVE HUCKEBA . . . . . . . Editorial Editors VIRGIL KITCHENS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boy's SporQs Editor ELEANOR DEMPSEY, RAY ELLIS. . . . . . . . . .Senior Editors RALPH STANSELL, BILL LEMASTEB. . . . . . . .Military Editors JEAN POWER, KENNETH ROSS . . . . . . . . . . ,Junior Editors NONA ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Snapshot Editor CHARLENE SANDERS, MICKEY HALLUM. . . .Sophomore Edilors PEGGY REESE, BETTY ANN SMITH. JOYCE PAYNE, PAT McDANIEL . . . . . . . . . Freshman Editors BETTY PHILLIPS, BARBARA EDMONDSON . . . . . . . . .Typists NATALIE BYRNE, JANICE FIELDS . . . . . . Sub-Freshmcm Editors JUNE GRAY. BOB OLIVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ar! Editors MARTHA MAE DAMEON . . . . . . . . . . . . .Feature Editor REGGIE LEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sales Manager CAROLYN BOOKER A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Club Editor DICK HULL, ED MURPHY . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pholographers I'irsl Row: Peggy Reese, Gretta Sosby. Eve Huckebu. Charlene Sanders, Betty Ann Smith, Iecm Power, Carolyn Booker. Martha Mae Dumron. Eleanor Dempsey. Ieunneen Anderson. Second Row: Icmice Fields. Natalie Byrne, Betty Phillips, June Gray. Ianet McKinnon. Nona Allen, once Payne, Pct McDaniel, Peggy O'Neal, Theressu Vincent. Third Row: Kenneth Ross. Harold Lindsey, Edward Murphy, Ray Ellis, Dick Hull. Ramon Summons, Virgil Kitchens. Reggie Lee. Bill LeMaster, George Bradbury, Mickey Hallum. Not in Picture: Barbara Edmondson, Ralph Stansell, Shirley Fair, Thomas Sanders and Bob Oliver. MWXWMM w- , 3m, MARTHA MAE DAMRON SARAH ALLEN MR. WILLIAM GALTIN Editor Associate Editor Faculty Adviser Seated: Carolyn Booker, Ieaneen Anderson. Stand- ing: Sue Sparks, Eleanor Dempsey, Virgil Kitch- ens. and Ed Murphy. Seated' Martha Mae Damron. Standing: Nona Allen, Harold Iindsey. Gretta Sosby, and Sarah Allen. chlcat Aeepzs ud inzgrmeol . . . No school paper ever tried more to live up to the spirit! traditions and expectations of cm institution of learning than Russell High School's Wildcat. Founded in 1928, the Wildcat has struggled these many years to publicize the finer things at the school. It has heaped sincere praise upon those who deserved it. Furthermore, it has leveled sincere criticism at those MARTHA MAE DAMRON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Editor SARAH ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . Associate Editor GRETTA SOSBY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . News Editor NONA ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fecdure Editor VIRGIL KITCHENS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Military Editor ELEANOR DEMPSEY . . . . . . A . . . . . . . Exchange Editor RAY ELLIS . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . Music Editor BENNY GILSTRAP, SHIRLEY FAIR . . . Sports Editors JUNE GRAY . . . . . . . . . t . . . . . . . . . . . Art Editor SUE SPARKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cartoonist Who would destroy the good reputation and high stand- ards of the school. Russell is a good school, proud of its record of achievement, its faculty, its student body. The VVild- cat is proud to have been c1 part of the influence which has helped our Alma Mater to go onward and upward every year. CAROLYN BOOKER . . . . Business Manager ED MURPHY, HAROLD LINDSEY . . Circulation Manager STEWART MCCORD . . . . . . . . Photographer EVE HUCKEBA, CHARLENE SANDERS, BETTY ANN SMITH . Typists WILLIAM GATLIN . . . Faculty Advisor IEANEEN ANDERSON .Senior Class Reporter BETH GIBBONS Junior Class Reporter MACK STEPHENS . Sophomore Class Reporter KENNETH NEWSOME . Freshman Class Reporter DIANE LEVERETTE . . Sub-Freshman Class Reporter First Row: Benny Gilstrap. Harold Lindsey. Virgil Kitchens, Stewart McCord. Second Row: Sue Sparks, Iune Gray, Carolyn Booker, Shirley Fair, Eleanor Dempsey, Nona Allen, Sarah Allen. Martha Mae Damron. Third Row: Mack Stephens, Ieunneen Anderson, Eve Huckeba, Gretta Sosby, Beth Gibbons, Diane Leverette, Mr. Gatlin. Nona Allen. Joyce Payne. Gretta Sosby, Theressa Vincent, Ianice Fields, Sarah Allen. Peggy O'Neal, Ioane Keeler, Pat McDaniel, Peggy Reese, Martha Damron, Eleanor Dempsey, Janet McKinnon. Not in Picture: Mary Sue Lovvorn, Janice Warren. xgonor Society mmcxson memAerd are outdtancling dtuclentd Adviser FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS OFFICERS JANET McKINNON JOYCE PAYNE Presiden! President SARAH ALLEN GRETTA SOSBY Vice-President Vice-President ELEANOR DEMPSEY PEGGY REESE Secretary Secreicn-y THERESSA VINCENT PAT McDANIEL Treasurer Treasurer :19 Student J4ctzuztzeg Coma id at new organization The officers, Jimmy Oliver, Renee Brown, and Hammond Stith. discuss in the library. The school year 1952-53 saw Russell take a long step toward student government. The Student Activity Council was organized as a link between the students and the administration. Student suggestions for school improve- ments were brought before the SAC. for discussion cmd action. Student gov- ernment has long been a goal sought qt Russell, and the S.AC. has been given the opportunity of making it Q reality. Standing: Mac Stevens, Tommy Roddy, Iim Collins, Jimmy Knight, Mr. Guflin. Seated: Ann Allison, Robbie Neely, Renee Brown, Jimmy Oliver, Hammond Stith, Billy Heck, Kenneth Jones. OFFICERS HAROLD LINDSEY President KENNETH ROSS Vice-President ELEANOR DEMPSEY Secretary MARTHA CAMP Treasurer MR. JOHNSON Faculty Adviser CW; $71511 . . . . provided Clwidtian zgflgwdAilo Hi-Y Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character. Hi-Y Platform: Clean Speech, Clean Sportsman- ship, Gleam Scholarship, Clean Living. Ambition: The ambition of a Hi-Y member is to do the best he can in speech, manner, study and in ser- vice to make life most worthwhile for himself and his community. VA ere are WO y- 1271, First Row: Eleanor Dempsey, President; Janet McKinnon, Vice-Presideni: Iecmeen Anderson, Secretary: Carolyn Booker, Treasurer. Second Row: Margaret Pittman, Hazel Hartley, Shirley Davis, Jane Morris, Eve Huckebu, Peggy Reese, Gretta Sosby. Third Row: Martha Griffin. Barbara Street, Gloria Barnett, Kitty Brooks, Emily Sue Woodalll Bina Loyless, Martha Beall. Fourth Row: Patricia Jane Kupfe, Miriam Torrance, June Iorqensen, Mary McDuHie, Nancy Burress, PquY Crawford. Jackie Austin, Carol Sione, Gloria Sheffield. Fifth Row: Mary Dodson, Evelyn Parker. Barbara McConnell, Peggy Cannon, Carolyn Burnett, Barbara O'Neal, Pat Wallace, Marcia Maddox. Sixth Row: Ieun Cawthon, ViAnn Robb, Sarah Brown, Darlene Dailey, Norma Jennings. Mary Ann Burress, Shirley Cohrcm, Wanda Henry. Seventh Row: lean Seqars. Ann Astin. Peggy Collins, Sylvia Fisher. Betty Io Reed, Peggy Shelton. Ann Strickland, Robbie Johnson, June Hyatt. Eighth Row: Peggy Willis. Martha Camp. Miss Williams. Sarah Allen. Mapercfaddmen ancl Mnelerc azidmen UPPERCLASSMEN OFFICERS ELEANOR DEMPSEY President JANET McKINNON Vice-President IEANEEN ANDERSON Secretary CAROLYN BOOKEB Treasurer MISS IACKIE WILLIAMS Faculny Adviser UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS SYLVIA MCCOY President ANGELINE JONES Vice-President DIANE SHOCKLEY Secretary GAIL MOON Treasurer MISS MOON Faculty Adviser 3h ibramaticzs CKLJ encouraged ama fear actord At the close of its second year, the Dramatic C has been accredited as one of Russell's outstandj activity Clubs. Plays, given at intervals throughout school year, not only taught students stage presen but also furnished the student body one of the m enjoyable forms of entertainment. First Row: Nona Allen, Charlene Sanders. Mrs. Parker, Betty Ruwlslon. Gretta Sosby. Second Row: Siewart McC Eve Huckeba. Carolyn Booker, Shirley Fair, Norma Jennings, Delores Reed, Lanny Parnell. Third Row: Billy I Billy Petgerson. Earl Wilson. OFFICERS NONA ALLEN President CHARLENE SANDERS Vice-President BETTY RALSTON Secretary GRETTA SOSBY Treasurer MRS. PARKER Faculty Adviser OFFICERS FRANCIS DUBOSE President REGGIE LEE Vice-President JACK LEVERETTE Secretary HARRY LYNCH Treasurer First Row: Harry Lynch. Francis Dubose, lack Leverette, Reggie Lee, Mr. Gunn. Second Row: Stanley Memes, Bobby Mahle. Jimmy Gardener, Jerry Anderson, Bill Henslee, Dan Steel. Frank Travis. Third Row: Richard Bell, Gibbs Mobley, Bob Bill- ingsley, Joe George, George Linzey. Fourth Row: Ramon Summons, Kenneth Iones, Ray Ellis, Martin Torrance. Edgar Vaughn. David Kirkland. Fifth Row: Muck Stephens, Jimmy Oliver, Bill LeMaster, Billy Head, Ronnie Jones. Sixth Row: Kenneth Walz, Jerry Walton, Benny Greer, George Bradbury, Ed Murphy. Seventh Row: Charles Sumner. Sammy Godsey, Bonnie Vaughn, Robert Addy. Stanley Camp. JQg Cfug id clevotecl t0 delving otltem First Row: Francis DuBose, Bill Henslee. Reggie Lee. Jack Leverette. Second Row: Harry Lynch, Bob Billingsley. George Linzey, Ray Ellis. Third Row: David Kirkland. Gibbs Mobley, Bobby Mahle, Ed Murphy. The Key Club, sponsored by the Airport Area Kiwanis Club, has been one of the Russell's outstand- ing clubs this year. Their most pratseworthy service of the year was the collection of old toys to be mended and distributed to needy children at Christ- mas time. Under the supervision of their faculty Cid- Visor, Mr. Harold Gunn, the boys have striven to live up to their motto, We Build. TOP PICTURE First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Gibbons, Betty Williams, Claudette Leathers. Betty Philips, Pa! Walker, Curl Luttrell. Jimmy Thompson. Second Row: Frank Clark, Bob Oliver. Bill Allqood, Eugene Davis, Ioel Morris. Raymond Cube, Hugh Tucker, Arthur Bailey. Third Row: Woody Starrett, Buddy Yurian, Charles Lester, Ray Allgood, lack Pagan, Bill Strickland. Fourth Row: Mickey Hullum. Iimmy Cochran, Eugene Watson, Ronald Russell. Not in Picture: Charles Bennefield. Dwey Conner. Gerald Dennis ,Pquy Hopkins, Larry Howell, Garry Laurish, Lamar Smith. BOTTOM PICTURE First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Duke. Sue Coley. Delores Hulcome. Tommye Lou Hawkins, Beatrice McElreuth, Palsy Watson, Alice Gentry, Frances CarCer, Miss Weeks. Second Row: Don Ashley. Ioane Keeler. Marguerite Ogletree. Ann Hannah, Beny Merritt, Annette Jenkins, Eloise Gilbert, Audrey Grantham, Opal Rogers, David Maddox. Third Row: Curtis Martin, Jewell McClure. Nina Faye Black, Shirley Cochran, Minnie Lou Iohnson, Millicent Kirby, Frances Bouton, Carolyn Grantham, Charles Jordan. Not in Picture: Fred Allen, Bobby Almond, Louise Babb, Joe Burnette. Eldon Cort, Fredic Duren, Margie Irvin, Donald Johnston. Thomas Sanders, Ralph Stansell. :b. 6 ans! 216 3 Permit OFFICERS RALPH STANSELL Pre sident THOMAS SANDERS Vice-President IEWELL McCLURE Secretary LOUISE BABE Treasurer OFFICERS CHARLES LESTER President JIMMY THOMPSON Vice-Presideni BETTIE PHILLIPS Sec. 6: Treas. FRANK CLARK Sergeant of Arms zituclentd to earn wAi 2 getting an education 3A9 KML provided experience in Aanclfing money ml otAer AanAing proceolured BANK DIRECTORS First Row: Beth Gibbons. Ramon Summons. Harold Roberts, Betty Ann Smith. Second Row: Louise Holt, Carolyn Folsom, Evelyn Garmon, Peggy Reese. Third Row: Larry Dewberry, Martha Camp, Iudy Jones. Ann Astin. Jimmy Gardner. Fourth Row: George Bradbury, Ed Murphy, Sambo Chance, Billy Head, Benny Gilstrap. Harold Roberts, President. and Mt. Cash, Faculty Adviser. standing the Bank office. BAN K TELLERS First Row: Iimmy Goad. Mary lune Harkins, Diane Leverene, Cordelia Kin- zey, Barbara Witherington, Annie Boum, Ieanneen Wilkes. Second Row: Judy Carmichael, Diane Shockley, Jackie Austin. Georgianna Kerlin, Dixie Willinqhum, Bob Oliver, Mary Ann Burtess, Annette Folsom, Putty Truitt. Beverly Rogers, Ann Suickland, Jo Ann Bolton. Third Row: Ted Murry, June Jones, Earl Edmondson, Sylvia McCoy, Sumbo Chance. Benny Gilstrup, Larry Dewberry, Lee Jones, Hugh Jennings, Gerald Moon. uture eacAem 0 jmerica OFFICERS PEGGY CRAWFORD President BETTY FULLER Vice-Presidenl ANN ASTIN Secretary LUCY ALDERMAN Treasurer Peggy O'Neal, Iane Iorqenson, Betty Fuller. Jackie Selmcm, Babette Howland, Lucy Alderman, Betty Rawlston. Sylvia McCoy, Ann Astin, Mary Helen Collins, Peggy Crawford. Mrs. Golighxly, Ann Allison. Sitting: Ieunneen Anderson, Jane! McKinnon, Sarah Allen, Carolyn Booker, Nona Allen, Eleanor Dempsey, G ay Ellis. Not in Picture: Martha Dumron. Sosby. Standing: Edward Murphy. Stewart McCord, R 23w Quiff am! Smif OFFICERS MARTHA DAMBON President NONA ALLEN Vice-President ELEANOR DEMPSEY Secretary CAROLYN BOOKEB Treasurer GRETTA SOSBY Social Chairman SARAH ALLEN Hisiorian WWW .u W iuitan5 OFFICERS RAMON SAMMONS President BOBBY FULLER Vice-President KENNETH WALZ Secretary JIMMY OLIVER Treasurer MR. GUNN Faculty Adviser First Row: Ramon Summons, Bobby Fuller, Kenneth Wulz. Iimmy Oliver, Bill Head. Reggie Lee. Second Row: Gerry Moon, Ronnie Jones. Kenneth Jones, Bill LeMcster, Ed Quinn, Virgil Kitchens, Ray Ellis, Jerry Anderson. Third Row: Edgar Vaughn, George Bradberry. Ed Murphy. Jack Levereite, Ted Cannon, Martin Torrance. Bennie Gilstmp, James Hardy, Bob Billingslee. Fourth Row: Don Bishop. Grinny Veal, Pedro Harrison. Ray Lewis, Bennie Greer. Stanley Camp, Francis DuBose, Jimmy Gardner. st Row: Iean Power. ViAnn Robb, Dixie Willingham, Elayne Jackson, Ann Roberts, Rebecco Moore. Second w: Peggy Reese, Lucy Alderman, Margie McDuffie, Iecm Sears. Sarah Allen, Beth Gibbons, Gretta Sosby. Mary 11 Brown. Third Row; Kitty Brooks. Bettye 109 Thompson, Betty Ann Smith, Carolyn Booker, Sue Sparks, Ieaneen derson. Eleanor Dempsey, Icme Iorgenson, Jackie Selmcm. Joyce Payne. iuinetfed OFFICERS JEAN POWER President VIANN ROBB Vice-President DIXIE WILLINGHAM Secretary ELAYNE JACKSON Treasurer MR. GIBBONS Faculty Adviser Clockwise: Ianice Fields. Evelyn Parker, Janet Smith, Betty Ann Crockett, Dorothy Stanley, Mon- lena chfiord, Barbara Meats, Lee Jones, Margaret Palmer, Pai- ty TtuiH, Shirley Davenport. Bev- erly Gunderson, Shirley Hayes, Barbara Coombs,1erry Ann Knight. Joan Keasler, Norma Bail- ey, Mary Sewell, Miss McDaniel. Librarian: Mrs. Swim. Asst. Li- brarian: Willis Callaway, Ralph Eten, David Bacchus, Evrett Moss. Not in Picture: Shirley Daniel. Vickie Thompson. Cfu OFFICERS BARBARA BACCHUS President JANET McKINNON Vice-President BETTY FULLER Sec. 6: Treas. First Row; Betly Fuller, Barbara Bacchus, Louise Holt. Second Row: Mary Helen Collins, Sue Sparks, Ann Astin, Lucy Alder- man. Duth Davenport, Paula Bug- well. Third Row: Harriett Cham- bers, Iane Iorgenson. Iuckie Sel- man. Betty Io Reed, Sylvia Fish- er, Peggy Crawford. Fourth Row: Bill LeMasier, Belly Rawlslon. Barbara Street. Harold Roberts, Barbara Hassell, Rebecca Moore. George Bradbury. OFFICERS HAROLD ROBERTS President KENNETH IONES Vice-President BILLY HEAD Treasurer First Row: Kenneth Iones, Peggy Goad, Billy Head. Second Row: Ramon Summons, Mariam Tor- rance. lean Alexander, Ruth Dav- enport, Cordelia Kinsey, Charlene Sanders, Stanley Memes. Iean Power. Third Row: Iimmy Gard- ner, Kenneth Ross, Martin Tor- rance, Virgil Kitchens, Ted Can- non, Elayne Jackson. Dixie Wil- lingham, Betty Ann Smith. Mar- tha Mae Damron. Fourth Row: Mr. E. P. Colley, Ronnie Iones. George Bradbury, Jerry Walton, Bill LeMcxster, Ray Lewis, Robert Gaston. Ronnie Vaughn, Ray E1- lis, Harold Lindsey. First Row: Mrs. Mamie Ealum, Ann Roberts, Barbara Davis, Charlotte Morgan, Monteena Rob- erts, Sue Sparks, Iecmneen Ander- son, Mrs. Betiy Tucker. Second Row: Carolyn Folsom. Betty Ann Smith, Betty Io Thompson, Natalie Byrne. Eleanor Dempsey, Nona Allen. Eve Huckeba, Gretta Sos- by. First Row: John Cunning- ham, Ralph Elen, David Baccus, Charles Barnett. Mackie, McLeroy, Iohnny Alston. Second Row: George Bradbury, Circula. tion Mgm Barbara O'Neal, June Collins, Boyce Alder- son. Martha Bishop, Bev- erly Pasley, Dorothy Booth. Lucrecic Hill. Ieanneen AnA derson, Senior Circulation Mgr. Third R o w: Diane Haddell, Ioanna Simpson. Angela Jones. Bettie Phil- lips, Sianley Meats. Bev- erly Robetis, Sue Greak. Sandra Upton, Shirley Fos- ter, Glenda Whidden, Catherine DuPree. Fourth Row: Naomi Whittinqton, Pal Fowler, Iean Sears, Re- becca Moore. lean Hol- comb, Carolyn Burnelte, Lois Wall. Norma Jennings. Norma Bailey. Rebeccu Mann, Carol Lawler. jnnua f gepreden fa filled First Row: Nancy Rugs- dale. Ieanneen Barren, Iewell McClure. Shirley Davis, Louise Branden- burg, Martha Bishop. Jerry Duvison. Second Row: Ken- neth Brown, Beth Gibbons, Everett Morrow, Pat Wal- lace. William Small, Peggy Shelton. Theressu Vincent, Ieun Levereue. Third Row: lane Morris, Ruth Daven- port, Ann Buifinqion, Cur- olyn Hartley, Paula Bug- well. Eve Huckeba, George Bradbury, Lola Lee Bugs- dale, Beverly Davis, Cari- unne Upchurch. Barbara Hill, Linda Damon. Fourth Row: Edgar Vaughn, Dixie Willingham, Elayne lack- son. Gibbs Mobley. Becky Moore, Hoyt Teate, Bill Le- Master, Virgil Kitchens. Wayne Dill. Sylvia McCoy. chlcat Kepredentatiued 3A8 mem4em o tlw ettw EMA wear tAeir 7 ACTIVITY LETTER CLUB First Row: Faye Eubcmks, Peggy Crawford, Jane Iorgensen. Iane Morris, Hazel Hariley. lean Power. Martha Dum- 6 ran, Peggy Tucker. Second Row: Gloria Sheffield, Gloria Burnett, Jerry Carswell, Carol Stone, Jackie Austin. Bev- erly Gunderson, Miriam Torrance, Mary McDuifie, Martha Beall. Third Row: Bina Loyless, Barbara McConnell. PVGlxtley BOYS' BLOCK LETTER CLUB First Row; Bob Billingsley, Hammond Shith, Harry Blondheim, David Byrd, Gibbs Mobley, Ralph McDuiiie, Couch Truitt. Second Row: Don Quinn, Don Veal, Iimmy Oliver. Ronnie Jones. Bill LeMaster, Kenneih Walz, Reggie Lee. Third Row: I. D. Ragsdule, Jack Leverelle, Ioe Bell, Ronnie Vaughn, George Linzey, Sammy Godsey, Jerry Walton. Mary Dodson, Emily Sue Woodall, Kay Bedingfield, Virginia Cox, Delores Huff, Sarah Allen, Kitty Brooks. Fourth Row: Pat McDaniel, Eve Huckeba. Judy Jones. Mary Helen Collins, Gretta Sosby. Peggy Reese, Shirley Davis, Eleanor Dempsey, Iecmneen Anderson. GIRLS' BLOCK LETTER CLUB First Row: Iecmneen Anderson, Eleanor Dempsey, Betty Ann Smith. Ann Roberts, Bettye Ioe Thompson, Carolyn Booker, Margie McDuHie, Sue Sparks. Second Row: Pat Wallace. Curicmne Upchurch, Christine Woos- ley, Barbara Bailey, Peggy O'Necl, Marcia Maddox, Shirley Holt, Kitty Brooks. unim- 3JJA 64 First Row: Nancy King, Barbara Stullwonh. Marlene Jones. Cecile Boggs. Second Row: Nancy Lee. Alice Jenkins, Carol Murdock. Shirley Carver. Virginia Garrison, Iudy Mhle, Christine Clines. Third Row: Norma Jo Bailey, Marie Goolsby, Ian Carter. Bar- bara Hassell, Loretta Scott, Ann Anthony. Beverly Hamilton. June Waller, Anne Buf- finqton. OFFICERS BARBARA STALLWORTH President MARLENE JONES CECILE BOGGS Vice President Secretary NANCY KING Treasurer panBA 5qu First Row: Janice Fields. Lucy Alderman, Pat Fowler, Mr. Germuno. Second Row: Mary McDuHie, Margaret Piltmcm, Phyllis Turner, Everett Moss. Sybil Smith, Iecm Der. rick. Patricia Turner, Mary Dodson. Third Row: Grace Orr, Jerry Carswell, Kay Bed- dinqiield, Jackie Selmun, Peggy Crawiord, Beverly Rogers, Sue Greak, Barbara Rob- erts, Elizabeth Simmons. Shirley Davis. Fourth Row: Jean Sears, Ann Askin, Betty Fuller, Iune Iorgensen, Hurrieu Chambers. Babette Howland. Iune Jones, Beverly Stith, Gloria Brown. OFFICERS IANICE FIELDS PAT FOWLER President Sec. 6: Trees. LUCY ALDERMAN MR. GERMANO Vice-President Faculty Adviser $ience 5qu First Row: Mr, Tingle, Gail Bradley. Bat- bcu'a Evans, Janice Warren, Erminie Spence, Edgar Vaughn, Sumbo Chance, George Linzey, Bennie Greer, Mr. Neal. Second Row: Stanley Meares, Frank Travis, Charles Sumner. David Kirkland. Emory Cuine, Jer- ry Walton, Donald Holbrook. Iames Chap- man. Billy Moss. BENNY GREER GEORGE LINZEY President Sec. 6: Treas. MR. TINGLE, MR. NEAL Faculty Advisers 86! CPOdd Comma. First Row: Jackie Mangum, Mary Sue Lov. vorn, Mary Sewell, Emily Sue Woodall, Pat Fowler, Betty Rawlsion. Second Row: Min- nie Lou Iohnson, once Robinson, Miriam Chapman, Peggy Knox. Murcia Foster, Ann Vickory, Ianice Warren, Iecm Seqars, Mar- garet Cox, Betty Fambro, Gorgianna Kerlin. Benda Monsey. Betty Seli, Carol Collins. Carolyn Dixon, Linda Tucker, Judy Lee. Third Row: Ronnie Peek, Billy Martin, Ed- gar Vaughn. George Lindsey, Sidney Ham. brie, Waller Carter. Jerry Couch, Barbara I eirs. ire WamAaZS Id Quinn. Don Bishop, Reggie Lee, Billy Head. JOCAQI Patmf ayne Eubunks. Bobby Thompson, James I cGuyrt. James Grindle, Harvey Heath. Lawrence Odum. BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' SMALL ENSEMBLE Top to Bottom: Jim Johnson, Wyvis Harper, Harold Lindsey, Stewart First Row; Dixie Willinqham, Beverly Marlow, Charlene Sanders, Juanit- McCord. Marks, Martha Beull, Carolyn Booker. Second Row: Betty Ann Roberts Rebeccu Moore. Iecm Power. Seated: Theressa Vincent. eing in one 0 tAe Wadic roulozs id a Kauorite activity During the past ten years Russell High was very fortunate in having Mrs. Ruby White Brown as its Choral director. All students, whether in glee club or not had Q friend in Mrs. Brown. Her motto was, Music for everyone: good, bad, or indifferent, The Christmas Program, the Festivals, the Philadelphia Trip, all were instigated by Mrs. Brown; they brought much pleasure to the community and to the students. Russell High wouldn't be the same without Technicolor Brown. GOLDROBE OFFICERS STEWART McCORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President IUDY JONES . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President RICHARD JENKINS . . . . . t . . . . . . . Secretary MARTHA CAMP . . . . . t . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer BEVERLY SMITH . . . . . . . , . . . . . t t . Social Chairman BOB VANSANT . . . . t . . t . . . . t . . . . Point Chairman Mrs. Brown is tops as C! director. BARBARA McCONNELL, CAROLYN BURNETT. . . . . .Librariuns ACCOMPANISTS STRING ENSEMBLE First Row: Charlotte Worton, Pat Hunt, Mary Helen Collins, Beverly Rob- First Row: Lungdon Huffman. Jo Ann Simpson. Leo Parish. Seccnd Row: ens, Theressa Vincent. Second Row: Sandra Norris. Ianet McKinnon. Bobby Gilbert, Gail Bradley, Iohn Brewer. GOLD ROBE CHOIR First Row: Shewart McCord, Beverly Smith, Ieaneen Anderson, Martha Mae Damron. Eleanor Dempsey. Carl Hendrix. Second Row; Barbara McConnell. Mary Helen Collins. ViAnn Robb. Ianice Fredrick, Sylvia Fisher, Erminie Spence, Icmice Warren. Ianet Iones. Third Row: Ann Un- derwood. Sarah Allen, Beverly Marlow, Loretta Whitleyl Barbara Evan s. Namlie Byrne, Carolyn Burnett, Judy Iones: Paula Baqwell, Helen Du- vis, Theressa Vincent. Fourth Row: Marvin Austin, Bobby Tyler, Wyvis Harper, lim Iohnson, Harold Lindsey, Ed Murphy, Ray Ellis. Fifth Row: Richard Jenkins, Iohn Dickinson, Stephen Hatfield. Rebecca Moore, Martha Beall, Martha Camp. Peggy Tucker, Carolyn Rochester, Ianet Mc- Kinnon. lean Sears. Wade GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS BEVERLY ROBERTS IUDY MAHLE . ANNE ALLISON . PAT SCOTT . . . ELAINE DAVIS . . REBECCA MANN IEANLEVERETTE . A . . . . . . . . . CHARLOTTE WAITS, MIRIAN CHAPMAN . Annette Bcrefield, Beverly Selmon. . President . Vice-President . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . Social Chairman .Sergeunl at Arms . Point Chairman . Librarians VOMIUA BOYS' CHORUS OFFICERS WYVIS HARPER . . . Presideni MARVIN AUSTIN . Vice-President TERRY STEPHENS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secrelcu'y DONALD LANDGREBE . . Treasurer First Row: Fred Allen, Eddie Morris, Freddie Dobbs, Jerry Hasty, Johnny Iohnson, Bradford Banks. Second Row: Iimmy Lee, Jimmy Roundtree, Winifred Tucker, Billy Hay, John Dickinson, Stephen Hat- field. Bobby Huff. Donald Landgrebe. Third Row: David Bacchus. James Duffie, Eugene Stell, Curl Hendrix, Richard Jenkins, Ed Murphy, Ed Moore, Robert Little, Larry Grant. Fourth Row: Hugh Schiifer, Roy Ellis, Theo Scott, Wyvis Harper. Marvin Austin, Bobby Tyler, Iim John- son, Harold Lindsey, James Chapman. Jerry Stephens, Ioe Russell. GIRLS' CHORUS First Row: Nancy Raqsdule, Martha Bishop, Margaret Mitchell, Ruth Ward, Mary Newton, Bobbie Iones, Corrianne Locxch, June Walter. Char- lotte Hagen, Barbara Hurt. Second Row: Sandra Sadler, Nelly Graham, Norma Bailey, Rebecca Mann, Eva Morgan, Iudy Smith. Ann Buffing- ton, Sandra Ness, Nancy Lee, Jean O'Quinn. Betly Farrel, Barbara Sheet, Dianna Freman, Peggy Lockridge, Betsy Palmer. Third Row: Jeanine Wilkes. Ginger Garrison, Jeanneun Brown, Barbara Parsons. Barbara Pittman, Annette Alley, Manelle Blackstock, Ann Vickery, Marian Chap- man. Diane Duncan, Ioan Campbell, Judy Mahle, Ioan Bruer, Barbara Spangler. Fourth Row: Margret Gilbert, Mary Vaughn, Diana Dorsey, Carolyn Conklin, Gail Bradley, Joan Sowell, Charlotte Waits, Patsy Scou, Patsy Coombs, Evelyn Norrid, Lorena Scott, Nancy Brown, Marie Gools- by, Beverly Roberts, Annette Folsom, Barbara Jenkins, Marian Flynn. Fifth Row: Marie Iennniqs. Jan Bryant, lune McGregor, Barbara Wither- ington, Sandra Upton, Sandra Patterson, Beverly Hamilton, Jean Leverene, Ann Allison, Bina Loyless, Carol Collins, Elaine Davis, Iune Collins. :44 f SUBERESHMAN'CHORUS O FF'IC 3R S JUDY IAVORSKY President LINDA DAMON Vice-President NANCY DAVxDSON Secretary PAT HUNT Treasurer DIANNE HADDLE Social Chairman ANGELA JONES Sergeant at Arms GAIL MOON Point Chairman E LEE, DIANNE SHOCKLEY JACKIE LEE, DIANNE SHOCKLEY Librarian First Row: Carolyn Hartley, San- dm Norris, Pat Hunt. Kay Mc- Gregor, Gail Moon. Nancy Bailey. Carolyn Hart, Barbara Memes, Marilyn Kelly, Dorothy McNease. Second Row: Carol Lawler, Carol Whaley. Joanne Bolton, Diane Huddle, Diane Austin, Jeanette Peuqent, Betty Fambro, Joyce Pct- rick, Coleen Sellers. Faye Thomp- son, Sandra Cook, Esther Pear son, Linda Hamlin. Angeline Iones, Indy Carmichael. Third Row: Linda Damon, Nancy David- son, Jeanette Williams, Iocnne Almond, Elunor Foisom, Jeanette Thorion, Ieunette Coy, Mary Jane Pruitt. Martha Camp, Diane Shockley, Harriet Lee, Shelby Iecm Brook, Jeanine Barrett. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Ward, Jeanette Gresham, Joyce Algin, Catherine Dupree. Jean Gossit, Betty Austin, Peggy Bickers, Car- olyn McKinney. Iackie White, Peggy Tucker, Sara Kimsey. Io- Anna Simpson. Connie Vincent. SIJB-FI ESIiNiAIQ CTiC RLJS CHORUS ivul. nwuwmwizt? iiih District Music Fest 4 We LC an to delaoo iorettes made a fine showing at the F Kama! ff mm lm. ll 0 0 57h WMMMK lwz, Au ted pagan try amid tri ice makes perfect v QSJW mm? a 3. NR 6 COI'l I I MAJORETTES Mr. Hoppersiad drills for chapel concert Mascot: Susan Wells. First Row: Shirley Davis. Iane Morris. Second Row: Faye Eubunks. Third Row: Beth Gibbons, Gloria Barnett. Fourth Row: Marie Jennings. Fifth Row: Iean Sears, Hazel Hartley, Iane Ior- qensen. The bcmd, under the direction of Mr. Hopperstctd, improved considerably as the year progressed. Once again, the band was invited to go to Wash- ington, D. C., to parade wiih the School Patrols. Russell was very proud of its band this past year. OFFICERS BILL HURT Drum Major NEWELL PEACOCK Captain JAMES CHAPMAN First Lieutenant ' E KENNETH LANCASTER Second Lieutenant BAND AND MAIORETTES First Row: Marie Jennings, lane Morris. Shirley Davis. Hazel Hurt. ley, Beth Gibbons, Faye Eubanks, Iecm Sears. Second Row: Cur- olyn Hurt. Dianne Leverette, Bobby Lorgin, Kenneth Lancaster, John Jones, Jerry Stevens, Charles Ackenbom. Third Row: Billy Moss. Iunice Warren, Glenda Whidden, once Robinson, Buy Rossinburg, Buddy Roberts, Reid Trimble, Bill Nelson. Fourth Row: Mr. Hop- perstud, Bill Hurt. Erminie Spence, Theo Scott, Lucretia Hill, James Chapman, Jim Johnson, Newell Peacock. Eldon Cort, Kenneth Goins. Mackie Mackalroy. ; .i '. e, 5ounhfuz cscltoof Claw f I ,ATHL'ETIJISHV .. FOOTBALL WINTER SPORTS SPRING SPORTS PHYSICAL. EDUCATION ' ' . ; THE CO-ED HI-Y ORGANIZED A BASKETBALL TEAM B Is FOR THE ROUGH KNOCKS THAT THEY T1 TRUITT CHARLIE ALDRIDGE Captain Joe Bell and Co-Captain David Byrd led the Russell team Head Coach Line Coach in the 1952 season. David Byrd ran against Roosevelt after picking up needed yardage for Ice Bell carried the ball against Spalding. Russell fought a hard game a first down. He was halted by a host of Roosevelt lacklers. but came out on the short end 01 the score. ootAaff m euiew THE TEAM First Row: Don Quinn, Bernard Haney. Jerry Walton, Reggie Lee. Robert Prickett, Captain Ioe Bell, David Byrd. Gibbs Mobley, Ralph McDuHie. Bob Billingsley, lack Leverette. Second Row: Ioe George, Bill LeMaster, Sam Chance, Bed Smith, Thomas Redmond, Hammond Smith, Don Bishop. Ed- gar Vaughn, Larry Dewberry. chrnes Hardy, Gene New- scme, Manager Ray Jones. Third Row: David Quinn, Neal Maych Banks. Ken Wulz, Ronnie Vaughn, Don Veal. Char- ley Dobbs, George Linzey, Mach Stephens, Dink Vaughn. Richard Bell, Manager Dennis Aicheson. REGGIE LEE GEORGE LINZEY DON VEAL JERRY WALTON DON QUINN RALPH McDUFFIE BOB BILLINGSLEY BOBBY SMITH MORRIS WALL KENNETH WALZ Wildcats Stop Spulding Runner IOE BELL DAVID BYRD 'x N E y 3'? w wkxmgw bmw L Kg? t :7 am? A; W W: V w magi m m; m ' y w , ipwwmiw w z; TOMMY REDMOND BILL LEMASTER ROBERT PRICKETT MACK STEPHENS LARRY DEWBERRY BONNIE VAUGHN DON BISHOP HAMMOND STITH RICHARD BELL GEORGE HANEY LEVERETTE MOBLEY Carlyle gains for Spulding CA eer ea 8P6 thtul followers 1 The Cheerleaders were the most ta of the Vars v I They led the student bod ich made the athlet ity Teams ts s X. it 1c even proud of t year has been no e 1s pas Russell has alwavs been and th I ting the rhythm yells Wh xc1 1n cheerleaders more e .3sz w d? ms t the cheerleaders ever 1 Aren CAROLYN BETTYE IOE $33 :3: xi, me ,twtgwge We yak t i, t t a sexy gm? wmw i4? ,8? a a a 5i , wwx away a q wwk BETTY ANN Emmy, Cheerleaders on Parade. . Mmmnmwwquwrmnmw in m I ; ?Ewshg L a $33 MW 55 xv wad Mww m . Captain Alternate Captu' Eleanor Sue Sparks, Mar- Ioe Thompson, Bettve Jaw . MARGIE nker. Ieanneen Anderson, McDuffie. BETTY ANN SMITH gze ANN ROBERTS Carolyn Bo Dempsey. WWWW; Shirley Davis. Barbara Spengler, Peggy Glover, Kay Slappey, Icme Morris, and Sandra Upton. The captain and co-captain led the team to victories. glamanol... First Row: Jerry Anderson, Eddie Quinn, Robert Addy, Jimmy Sikes, Billy Nixon. Cliff Morgan, Bobby Fuller, Larry Baxter, Dan Roberts, Jimmy Power, Charley Lights. Second Row: Jack Grace, Jimmy Knight. Bobby Weaver, Sammy Grunt, Mac Cochran, Lamar Seals. Woodrow Cadwell, Raymond Marks, Bobby Huil, Don Bush, Douglas Eberhart, A1 Burtz. Third Row: Tommy Wushborn. Pat Gibson, Wendell Iohnson, Bill Mitchell, Bill King, Ronnie Haney, Bennie Greer, George King, Kenny Newsome, Robert Johnson. limmy Eagle. The B-Team Cheerleaders were really on the job. The B-Tecxm Basketball had a successful season. fAeir Clieer eaolem This has been the fiIst year that Russell has had Cheerleaders for its B-Team. They had their own special uniforms, and they followed their teams faithfully. First Row: Shirley Davis, Colleen Henslee, Captain. Second Row: Jane Morris, Barbara Spengler. Third Row: Sandra Upton. Kay Lee Slappey, Peggy Glcver. Not m Picture: Arlynee Roberhscn, Co-cuptain. Leverelte and Stith attempt Russell played a close game against Rossville. Coach Iones gets ready for a practice game. Head Coach Aldridge adds up individual points. gogd 7 gadAetAaff 1am won imt lo ace in fAe County tournamentd . o . SCHOOL WE THEY SCHOOL WE THEY NORTH SIDE 69 24 . HAPEVILLE 57 a7 BASS 53 28 . MARIST 54 51 BROWN 44 45 . HAPEVILLE 53 28 SMITH 51 4a . ' DECATUR 81 39 NORTH FULTON 51 69 . ROME 71 49 HAPEVILLE 59 41 . CEDARTOWN 79 68 SYLVAN 69 51 . SPALDING 72 52 SMITH so so . DECATUR 67 64 COLLEGE PARK 63 39 . MARIST 66 38 WEST FULTON 63 69 ' ROSSVILLE 60 58 GRADY so 35 ROSSVILLE 57 47 CENTRAL HIGH 32 53 MILTON 77 27 COLLEGE PARK 74 52 - CEDARTOWN 33 46 CANTON 52 64 HOME 70 57 COLLEGE PARK 58 55 HAMMOND STITH JOE BELL HARRY BLONDHEIM DON VEAL Y E L N .A T S Y M m I. D. BAGSDALE Ham- Inn, cond Row: Ed Qu ishop. Se im, Don B Harry B londhe Ice Bell mond Stith, Emory Cain, Jimmy Stanley. ; st Row: 1. D. Ragsdule, Don Veal Fir MN ED QUINN EMORY CAIN A mad scramble for the bull! Rugsdale scores for Russell. W BARBARA PHILLIPS PAT WALLACE PAT TOWNS JEAN HOLCOMB MARCIA MADDOXI 1, m aww- Doris Hoskins is the manager of the girls' basketball team. CAPTA'N BARBARA BA'TEY HARRIET CHAMBERS PEGGY O'NEAL Miss Hardin makes class life pleasant. i3 y w v 931 gggggg 13in IOYCE MITCHELL MARTY CAMP SHIRLEY HOLT KAY UPPCHURCH CHRISTINE WOOSLEY Co-chptcin gir- 5 , gadAetAaff First Rowz' Barbara Phillips, Peggy O'Neal. Shirley Holt, Barbara Bailey. Kay Upchurch. Sonia Curry, Pat Towns. Second Row: Coach Hardin, Christine Woosley, Marcia Maddox. Harriet Chambers, Iecm Holcomb, Joyce Mitchell, Pat Wallace, Doris Hoskins. Coach Larry Dodd JACKIE DAVIS IOE WILLIAMS JOHN BRADLEY and Captain Ronnie Jones. RONNIE JONES GABBY GASTON HARRY BLONDHEIM KENNETH WALZ LAMAR SMITH RICHARD BELL wag? He is out at third base. CLYDE HOLT SAMMY GODSEY ROBBIE NEELY EARL GILLAM RAMON SAMMONS DON BISHOP V0 g i i f I RALPH McDUFF GIBBS MOBLE JIMMY GOAD 56117 1m 0 down one to go! First Row: Harry Blondheim, Gibbs Mobley, Ralph McDuHie, Ronnie Jones, Robbie Neely. Second Row: Earl Gillam, Sammy God- sey. Jackie Davis, Lamar Smith, Ramon Summons, Jimmy Goad. Third Row: Couch Dodd. Bill Nabors, Clyde Holt, Iohn Bradley. Kenneth Walz, Don Bishop, Richard Bell, Gabby GasMn, Joe Williams. Robb leads the 100 yard dash. PCLCA 1am Coach Aldridge lines up the boys for high jumping. 2m , , quww Oliver lakes a hurdle. Bell leads the pack. of I953 First Row: Pal Boggs, Edgar Vaughn, Jimmy Oliver, Ioe Bell. Bill LeMaster, Jimmy Stanley. Gene Newsome. Dink Vaughn. Second Row: Bobby Fuller, Tiger Kirkland. Tommy Robb. Bernard Haney. Durwood Langley, Mack Stephens, Earl Wilson, Marlin Tor- rance, Bennie Gilstrup, Jimmy Sykes. Third Row: Tommy Redmond. Bob Salmon. Golf is becoming very popular with the girls. Physical Education girls learn lo square dance to the tune of River Valley. leudzfeff ozzem a wefZ-rounclecl Girls learn to administer artificial respiration in first aid classes. Tennis is the favorite sport of many girls. The girls play badminton inside the gym on a rainy day. softball team prepares for u coming game. A deaf Education PO ram f9 y 10 9 The boys compete for the broadest jump. The boys' tumbling team makes a human pyramid. aggu awn D . . . ounhfuf dclwof claya 5 T N M 1' L I T A n Y,L PERSONNEL R.OLT.C.OFF1CERS SPONSORS '.. ..7hjLi RIFLE TEAM DSTAFFS'I ; 5 COMPANIES L -' :EACH CADET 15 RESPONSIBLE 'FOR CLEANING . H15 RIFLE- THE ARMY WAS NEVER LIKE THIS. SGT. AUWEN GOES OVER LAST MINUTE DETAILS WITH - L W MORRIS FOR FEDERAL INSPECTION. 185?: E. D m P, v. A D S n O s N O P S E H T. D E L. m A U G R O L O c E H T S ition. ition. Fred Morris discuss Sponsor in County Compet in Coumy Compet xon County Competition. illed squad i' ick and Sgt Myr Jlmtmtm s best d Platoon Inspect . A. B. Clements. Assistant P.M.S.5T., planning for . D Russell Lt SFC C Major Dorsey Norris and Gloria Campbell Capt. Tommy Iecmes and Beverly Marlow It has been c1 custom qt Russell for many years for each officer to ask his favorite girl to be his sponsor. The climax of this tradition is ceiebraied by a formed dance at the Fort McPherson Officer's Club. Capt. Iumes Hardy and Beth Gibbons 2nd Lt. Marvin Ivie and Dolores Stucker. leumff IQ 0.3.6 Lt. Col. Harold Roberts and Sue Clark Capt. Dick Hull and Beverly Roberts Capt. George Bradbury and Lucy Alderman Capt. PresQon Sudduth and Virginia Cox 2nd Lt. Ieif Pruett and Agatha Norris mac Ozxa-m WI gm lst Lt. Hammond Stith and Martha ist Lt. Talmudge Hand and Margaret Weaver 2nd Lt. Lee lanes and Barbara Coombs 2nd Lt. Eugene Lewis and Mary Sewell 2nd LL Benny Gilstrap and Iecm Sears 2nd Lt. Jimmy Gardner and Margaret Flemister K036 OXXiCeVJ anal $0n50ln5 lst Lt. Godfrey Blake and Corrine Louch 2nd Lt. Bobby Vanscxnt and Diane Leverette www.- . .1 ,. -- w lS Capt. Newell Peacock and Sue Iean White 2nd Lt. Gene Newsome and Arlynee Robertson 2nd Lt. Kenneth Lancaster and Sandra Non' m m 0 3p la n a fl 0 C is and Miriam Torrance n he an a B n a o I d n a S n H .m. C S e m a I ll. L m l n w o r B e e o m j R d n a n O a m p a h C S o m a I M a 1 2nd Lt. Ray Lew COUNTY RIFLE RESULTS OPPONENT RUSSELL 596 . . . . . . . Hupeville . . . . . . . 565 675 . . . . . . College Park . . . . . . 671 620 . . . . . . . Hupeville . . . . . . . 632 654 . . . . t . College Park . . . . . . 668 667 . . . . . . College Park . t t . . . 676 654 . . . . . . . Hapeville . . . . . . . 858 651 . . . . . . College Park . . . . . . 654 659 . . . . . . . Hupeville . . . . . . . 645 675 . . . . . . College Park . t . . . . 654 692 . . . . . . College Park . . . . . . 697 644 . . . . . . . Hapeville . . . . . . . 670 645 . . . . . . . Hcpeville . . A . . . . 673 661 . . . . . . College Park . . . . . . 647 670 . . . . . . . Hapeville . . . . , . . 639 675 . . . . . . College Park . . . . . . 639 687 . . . . . . t Hapeville . . . . . . . 689 TEAM STANDINGS WON LOST College Park . . . . . , . . . . 11 5 Russell . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 7 Hapeville . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Iemzz We 3W . .. The Russell Rifle Team had c1 good year. They tired sixteen matches, of which they won nine and lost seven. 1n the Fulton County Rifle Match, Russell came in second. They also placed first in Fulton County, and eighth in the area during the Third Army Intercollegiate Rifle match. Tommv leans, Dorsev Norris, Bobby Vunscmt and Iames Hardy compose this year's Rifle Team. W Ww, Ozzz-m; 61:24 at 22212-0 w 13 Front: Harold Roberts. First Row: Dorsey Norris. Iames Hardy. Tommy Jeanes, Marvin Ivey. Se- cond Row: Dick Hull. George Bradbury, Preston Suddeth. Third Row: Ieif Pruitt, Iames Collins. Tal- madge Hand. Fourth Row: Jimmy Gardner, Lee Jones, Bennie Gilstrap, Hammond Stiih. Ray Lewis. Bobby Vansani, Gene Newsome. Not in Picture: Godfrey Blake, Larry Dewberry. Marvin Ivey. James Hardy, Harold Roberts, Dorsey Norris. LL Clem- ents. Tommy Ieanes. 7? omloang FIRST PLATOON Second LL Lee Jones Platoon Leader SECOND PLATOON Second Lt. Larry Dewberry Platoon Leader THIRD PLATOON Second Lt. Bennie Gilstrap Platoon Leader z. '4 mm 2 am; 31 FIRS PLATOON Second LL Iimmy Gardner Platoon Leader SECOND PLATOON First Lt. Godfrey Blake Platoon Leader THIRD PLATOON Second Lt. Bobby Vanstmt Plaioon Leader FIRST PLATOON Second L1. Ray Lewis Platoon Leader SECOND PLATOON Second Lt. Gene Newsome Platoon Leader THIRD PLATOON Second Lt. James Collins Platoon Leader '. . . $0unhfuf choof Old :5 IN FEATURES. SUPERLATIVES COMPARATIVES POSITIVES SENIOR PLAY MRS. 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Hw Oratorical Winner: Janice Warren. odifiued n In it's nauseating. play Cut out that horse wwgggugxgg gm wan: $$$sz SQMwwwwnggwkxgwg g 3E$$ a x 3: Beatie, dear, please go wash your face 5 m 3 earf May inute of d every m enim- 6L6 Joye They en 1: Stew Caldwell has the most wonderful muthles. jlw 0! course. you can all have your rings back now.' MR. HARRY THOMAS, head 0! the family . ETTA, his wife . . . . . . . . . EVALYN, their sixteen-year-old daughter. BEATIE, the youngest, aged twelve . MRS. DOROTHY WALLACE . EVALYN'S CLASSMATES; Violet Ray Irvin Frasier Howard Long Howard Fields Stewart Caldwell z . Ed Murphy l Rebecca Moore . Gretta Sosby . Peggy O'Neal . Betty Rawlston . Carolyn Booker . Kenneth Ross . Harold Lindsey George Bradbury . . .Ray Ellis You know. Phil, you're nothing like I thought you'd be. l Dorothy, I want you to marry me.' PHILIP, her son, a famous movie star . . . . . l . . Iimmy Fielding ALAN THOMAS. Harry's brother. a professor . . . . . . Sam Baxter ZENOBIA, the maid of all work . . . . . . . . Bettye Ioe Thompson PROMPTERS: Eleanor Dempsey Ann Roberts WARDROBE MISTRESS: Janet McKinnon DIRECTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mrs. Virginia Parker BUSINESS MANAGER . . l . . . , . . . . .Mrs.Kathleen Dolvin Here's to those who love us well. Those who don't can go to . . . . MORE IN LOVE LOUDER MOUTHS George Bradbury 0 Marty Damron BEHY Rawlsion 0 Jimmy Oliver enior MORE ANGELIC Sam Baxter o Nona Allen MORE SARCASTIC Comparatwed BIGGER FLIRTS Ed Murphy 0 Gretta Sosby Billy Nabors o Iecmneen Anderson BETTER DANCERS BETTER INFORMED LAZIER Iune Gray 0 Ray Ellis Charles Sanders 0 Stewart McCord Barbara Davis 0 Earl Wilson Barbara and Johnny Pa! and I. C. Eleanor and Ray Nita and Glenn Peggy and Iames Norma and Milton Joyce and Earl Mary and Walter June! and luck Tommye Lou and Marion Judy and Harold Martha Mae and Sandy Joan and Jerry 2 Carolyn and Rue Ann and Jerry ampud Shirley and Nathan Iecmeen and Cliff Lucy and George 0MP 8:5 a mi... . 9w . . m $55... .. . . .sgz .. 1. Beverly Gunderson. 2. Weldon Strickland. 3. Kennth Iones, 4. Betty Rawlston. 5. Iune Gray. 6. Gretta Sosby. 7. Eve Huckeba. 8. Nona Allen. 9. Janet McKinnon. 10. Ray Ellis. 11. Icck Levereue. 12. Nita Marks. 13. Shirley Fair. 14. David Byrd. 15. Don Veal. 16. Ted and Peggy Cannon. 17. Peggy O'Neal. 18. Jean Alexander. 19. Miriam and Martin Torrance. 20. Virgil Kitchens. 21. Francis DuBose. 22. Sarah Allen. 23. Charlene Sanders. 24. Mariha Damron. 25. Ralph McDuifie. 26. Harold Lindsy. 27. Eleanor Dempsey. 28. Angie Strickland. 29. Woodrow Star- rett. 30. Martha Beall. 31. Barbara Edmondson. 32. Thomas Sanders. 33. Ieaneen Anderson. 34. Iimmy Biles. 35. Bruce Nestlehutt. 36. Natalie Byrne. 37. Jimmy Fielding. 38. Delores Halcome. 39. Alice Gentry. 40. Theressu Vincent. 41. Betty Ann Smith. 42. Frances Carter. 43. Bob Oliver. 44. Bettie Phillips. 45. Peggy Reese. 46. Janice Warren. 33,. 1 a K g. E i 3 47. Bob Billingsley. 48. Bill Henslee. 49. Iocm Keeler. 50. Kitty Brooks. 51. Norma Jennings. 52. Betty McGregor. 53. Lucille Davis. 54. Dixie Willinghum. 55. Marguerite Ogletree. 56. Barbara Davis. 57. Selene Blair. 58. Kenneth Ross. 59. Reggie Lee. 60. Pedro Harrison. 61. Ramond Summons. 62. Alice Meier. 63. Jimmy Oliver. 64. Charlotte Margan. 65. Ed Murphey. 66. Margaret Flemister. 87. Joe Bell. 68. Bobby Mahle. 69. Jean Power. 70. Tommy Lou Hawkins. 71. Audrey Grantham. 72. Ann Roberts. 73. Bill LeMasier. 74. Bettye Ioe Thompson. 75. Barbara Bailey. 76. Newell Peacock. 77. Stewart McCord. 78. Kay Upchurch. 79. Donnie English. 80. Eloise Gilbert. 81. Pat McDaniel. 82. Peggy Col- lins. 83. Ronnie Jones. 84. Billy Head. 85. Ann Strickland. 86. Margie Erwin. 87. Carolyn Folsom. 88. Janice Fields. 89. Ray Lewis. 90. Billy Moss. 91. Gibbs Mobley. 92. once Payne. 93. Becky Moore. 94. Betty Ann Williams. 95. Jewell McClure. 86. George Bradbury. ,4 ER 53; z , E 9: $2 WWWWWWWWWWWEE W: m mu EN w; ; gm; uww W; 6013A M?MAQI 0 tAe J40! CM dofcl $750 or over, in acluerfizsing HAROLD LINDSEY SAMMONS NONA ALLEN BETTIE PHILLIPS WALTER ROUNTREE CHARLES SUMNER Southern Brassiere Company At your favorite lingerie counter FINER BRASSIERES AND GARTER BELTS Beautifully styledeFall cutePerfect Fit GARMENTS OF ELEGANT DISTINCTION Available at the better stores in your city Produced by SOUTHERN BRASSIERE, INC., East Point, Georgia Atlanta Division, University of Georgia, offers degree programs for your selection, including U. 8. Army Transportation ROTC. Day and Evening Classes for your convenience lead to the Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Nursing Education Degrees, or three years may be programmed toward any degree in the Arts, Sciences or Education. A part of the University of Georgia, the Atlanta Division receives the same recognition in scholastic fields as the University. College Placement Office and Student Credit Union help any boy or girl Who Wishes to finance a college education. Plan now to continue your studies at the downtown $5,000,000 plant, provided by the Regents of the University System of Georgia, Where last year more than 7,000 students established new foundations for careers. lonnmos'r THE GREAT NAME 271 1 Piedmont Road IN DAIRY PRODUCTS CH. 9431 East Point Supply Co. Dealers in Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, Brick, Lime, Cement and Builder? Hardware 103-119 Connally Drive CA. 3531 EAST POINT, GA. MOON 8E HEMPERLEY HARDWARE 1Formerly South Fulton Horne Supply1 Hardware-Paints-Seeds Sporting Goods CA. 2802 220 N. Main St. Best of Luck to tlae Class of 153 D. R. Lewis Grocery 312 S. Church St. EAST POINT Compliments Decatur Lincoln-Mercury C0., Inc. USED CAR DEPARTMENT 981 Virginia Ave. J. VJ. NASH, Mgr. Office FA. 5266 Res. CA. 6979 Hapeville, Ga. Carroll's Airport Service Station 1205 VIRGINIA AVENUE HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA Road Service - Pick Up and Delivery Service R. E. CARROLL, JR., Owner CAlhoun 9404 Bank Of Fulton County EAST POINT, GEORGIA Capital $200,000.00 - Surplus $100,000.00 Loans, Check a,'c, Saving MC, and Safe Deposit Box Deposit Insurance $10,000-F. D. I. C. J WM Complimen ts of AL ROBERTS Mayor of East Point HORACE E. PEEPLES A. CLYDE KINNETT JAMES R. MOSS L. D. CALLAHAN Your Insurance Representative Compliments of AMVETS POST 13 EAST POINT, GEORGIA Prog ressive Ha rdwa re Store 100 Jefferson East Point, Ga. CA 7794 ACROSS FROM RUSSELL HIGH gm W McClellan-Jackson C0. Your DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER W m Compliments of MINOR STUDIO Photographers ; 1,25 Whiteway M CA. 0682 John S. Whaley Company Insurance - Real Estate FINANCIAL AGENTS FOR MOTOR FINANCE C0. 121 Whitewuy E East Point, Georgia CA. 2113-4 MW? ROGERS LUMBER CO. 301 E Washington East Point, Ga. Lumber; Sash, Domes, Moulding, Finishing Illale'rialg Builde Hardware, Paint, Oils, and etc. CA. 8417 224 E. Cleveland Ave. CA. 3607 EAST POINT, GA. Dedicated To Our Departed Buddies Compliments of AMERICAN LEGIM POST 51 East Point, Ga. C ompliments BURDETTE SERVICE, INC. 2270 Cascade Road, S. W. Phone FR. 1810 - ATLANTA, GA. SINCLAIR PRODUCTS GOODYEAR TIRES and ACCESSORIES -Charity Work Guaranteed M T Let Mom Hooper fix your flowzrs for every occasion EAST POINT FLOWER SHOP 106 W. Cleveland Ave. FA. 6010 W RUBE S TIRE 8i BATTERY Jefferson Park Soda Co. 407 West Washington Ave. EAST POINT Compliments of h OTIS STEPHENS, Owner CLUB SAVOY Dine and Dance With a good band. Every night wxcept Sunday and Monday CLUB SAVOY the place to enjoy life, one mile south of Hapeville on Hwy. 41 Hot Sandwiches and Short Orders 3 Freezer Fresh Ice Cream and Sherbert M. E. BRICK DAVIS-Owner and Operator 3 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES from CARLA GAY DRESS CO. A PEACH OF A DRESS 151y2 Pryor St., SENT. Atlanta, Ga. SOLD AT ALL LEADING DEPT. STORES AND SPECIALTY SHOPS The Best of Everything to Our Young Friends at RUSSELL HIGH See Us for Your Heating and Air Conditioning Needs- EUBANKS APPLIANCE CO. 112 N. EAST POINT ST. YARBROUGH SERVICE STATION AMOCO PRODUCTS 510 N. Main St. EAST POINT Compliments FAIRFAX SODA Congratulations from DURHAM'S GROCERY 'l'lO Connolly Dr. East Point, Ga. 1 1n Compliments of Your Neighborhood Pure Oil Dealer 24 HOUR SERVICE GANN'S SERVICE STATION Church and Main St. C A. 9141 MCCOY HARDWARE CO. EAST POI NT, GA. Compliments of BON-TON CLEANERS 128 W. Cleveland East Point Compliment: SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 124 N. Main St. EAST POINT KILGORE MOTORS INC. Good Used Car: Bought and Sold 234 N. East Point St. FA. 4469 EAST POINT AUTO PARTS, INC. 628 N. MAIN ST. FA. 1531 ARMCO DRAINAGE 8! METAL PRODUCTS, INC. EAST POINT, GEORGIA Vk JACKSONVILLE-RALEIGH-MONTGOMERY Fulton County Federal Savings and Loan Association CURRENT ?ny RATE ON INSURED SAVINGS OFFICES Downtown Atlanta East Point 26 Pryor SL, N.E. 106 Thompson Ave. Wm. M. Scurry Sam W. Denmark President Asst. V.P and Branch Mgr. Compliments EAST POINT PHARMACY Oldest Drug Store in East Point Reliable Service PRESTON SUMMER, Owner CA. 2116 100 N. MAIN ST. EAST POINT, GA. CREW'S' PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS CA. 2138-39 East Point, Ga. Bus. Phone FA. 6545 Res. Phone CA. 7270 JACK'S RADIO and TV S A L E S . S E R V I C E Dealers For 1 SYLVANIA and EMERSON 129 WHITEWAY EAST POINT, GA. m Strickand Service Station TEXACO PRODUCTS Motorola TV and Radio - Auto Accessories Goodrich Tires--Batteries N. Main-Connally Dr. CA. 91041- Compliments of East Point Lodge No. 1498 Loyal Order of Moose N Congratulation to the Class of '53 from RADIO STATION WTJH The Independent Voice of East Point 1260 IN DIXIE 1260 w VAN HEUSEN and MCGREGOR are just two of the many Nationally Advertised Lines of wearing apparel for MEN and YOUNG MEN carried in stock by S. and W. MEN9S SHOP 110 W. Cleveland Ave. Owned and Managed by W. B. STRICKLAND 2Q CHAS. H. WATTS CA. 2523 East Point, Ga. wv W Compliments of DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB THEY'RE BETTER BECAUSE , Way, Pick up the bag with the little Red Truck on the label. Always crisp and tasty! They are guaran- teed to be fresh! connon's M POTATO CHIPS! LWM HOOD Employment Service VELMA HOOD Specializing in Service to East Point College Park, HapeviIIe and West End Areas. Office, Clerical, Sales, Skilled Labor Personnel Placement CAlhoun 8837 302 N. Main-East Point ORR 8x SHAW BARBER SHOP 177 S. Main East Point, Ga. w 7 Comizliments of LETSON FURNITURE CO. 201 E. Cleveland CA. 7554 Cameron 8: McWilliams Service Station Corner Washington and Church Streets CA. 1105 EAST POINT, GA. Member in the Chamber of Commerce DOES NOT COST-IT PAYS WHAT HELPS EAST POINT HELPS YOU jOIN the East Point Chamber Of Commerce YOUR STORE OF VALUE? Established 1912 EAST POINT DEPARTMENT STORE CA. 2452 EAST POINT, GA. WeWe Selling T0 Second Generationf SUNSHINE ODORLESS CLEANERS 123 Whiteway CA. 9178 East Point, Ga. Compliments MYERS-DICKSON FURNITURE CO. L T Compliments MOODY SHOE SHOP 107 Thompson Ave. East Point, Go. CAWTHON 8: HOLLUMS FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Admiral, Capeharl', Motorola, Philco, and RCA Television - Bendix Home Laundry CAlhoun 8426-7 Washington 8! Church St. East Point dpologies to Poetess Stein. '- rose may be emllessly a rose; a job . more than just a job. . job is a living. .0 when you 10012 for a job, you want -curity, good pay, assurance 0y raises I c1 opportunity to advance. elephone girls Encl all these things c1 more in interesting and important 133 in a growing inclustry. l 11y not come in aml tan: with us abouf position at the Telephone Company? THE TELEPHONE COMPANY IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK 177 The Best In Sporting Goods Reeder 8t McGaughey SPECIALISTS IN SPORTS Compliments MOBLEY'S BARBECUE 1204 Virginia Ave. HAPEVILLE, GA. MURRY9 The Florist 28,000 SQUARE FEET OF GLASS Wedding Dewmti0n2F10ml Designs2P0tted Plants CA. 2522-0646-0647 ALL HOURS WEST WASHINGTON ROAD EAST POINT, GEORGIA PAUL T. DONEHOO Funeral Home CA. 2171 744 Central Ave. AMBULANCE SERVICE LEROY DAVIS WHOLESALE BANANAS F0 rmer's State Market 1050 Murphy Ave. RA. 5505 Atlanta, Georgia TY STOKES Representative of Bastain BrotherS-Rochester, N. Y. School and College jewelry - Announcements Personal Cards - Diplomas - Caps 2 Gowns Southern Wood Preserving Co. Creosoting and Creo-Pine Products P. 0. Station A Atlanta, Georgia EAST POINT FORD COMPANY SALES-SERVICE $ 1230 N. Main St. RA. 2122 N Compliments of W. D. HALL INC. Traders Warehouse, Inc. East Point, Ga. Roy E. Goen Insurance Agency CACTUS GRILL INC' 2175 s: t A . All Forms of Insurance ewar ve H3 Thompson FA. 2056 Compliments 0f TOPSHE AND CROCKER MOTORS EAST POINT' GA Corner of Church St. 8: W. Forest Ave. Compliments of EAST POINT BEAUTY SHOP compl'mems Of 105 Millage Ave. FA. 9061 o R v I L L E P A R K E R S T O N E E L E C T R I C C 0 . lnsurance-Lifg-.Siclg 8: Accident Hospitalization Bus. Phone FA. 8441 Home Phone FA. 3475 J N V, w Electrical Contractors FA. 3516 1239 Allen Ave., S.W., Atlanta VIA ,,,.1 JOE COTTON DRIVE IN BUS W. Whitehall Streat, S. W. FHanklin E781 Fine Foods of their Best WE DOUBLE CLEAN AND LEAVE THE SHEER g ANDERSON'S CAFETERIA z E M H3 WHITEWAY AVE. CA. 9326 J. W. ANDERSON, Prop. 5 staifNu ikPROCESS Branch Office No. 1 104 Jefferson Ave. FA. 2463 CA. 8803 or CA. 8804 MILLIRONS GARAGE mm 1011 S. Main St. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 1011 S. Main St, East Point CA. 3012 Any Thing and Any Time Branch Office 860 Lakewood Ave. Neor Sylvan Road No 2-101 N' Church FA. 6404 EAST POI NT, GA. Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION POST 117 W Congratulations T0 The Class of ,53 m 171,811: is No Substitute: for an Educatianw C H E V R O L E T Sales - Service - U 56d Cars East Point Chevrolet Dealers Inc. 600 N. Main St. FA. 2611 East Point, Ga. LWWW M W MONTAG'S V BL UE HGRSE 1 f ,, M W IW ' , K'szflwlij' 41 ! .w WHY. 180 MarieH-a Street Atlanta, Georgia Compliments of PIEDMONT COTTON MILLS Compliments of EAST POINT AMUSEMENT Fairfax, East Point, Fulton Theatres WWW THE DISTINGUISHED PLYMOUTH W M057 7km DE SOTO m, ,53 BHUM'CID m m ww DE SOTO FIRE DOME PRICED flElD v: m Now Available with DB SOTO POWERMASTER HY-DRIVE NO-SHlff DRIVINE Boil; 4vailable wifll Also le POWH? SHERIIVC: Wagstaf 1'? i3! 72? 73? ik. MOTOR COMPANY- INC. msnunurdns - -- ' spams AND EIGHTH 51., MW. ATLANTAQGEO'RG'IA GREAT CARS ; Fine Service, A Square. Deal m m 1 suggig W T?'H;,f.nE V A R S l T Y Trade Mark Reg. kK 7 7' , Fresh Food -- Curb Service V ATLANTA ATHENS CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE We don't sell all the Cars, But we sell the Best CAPITOL AUTOMOBILE CO. ELWYN TOMLINSON, Pres. Opposite Biltmore Hotel East Point Boiler and Welding Works QUALIFIED 'WELDERS DEWITT STEPHENS R. W. WILKINSON 1278 Central Ave. East Point, Ga. Office Ph. CA. 6127 Night Ph. FA. 5951 N Safety Glass PIate Glass Window Glass ChanneIs-Regulators-Mirrors Lowe Automobile Glass Co. 607 S. Main Street EAST POINT, GA. M. C. Lowe C. C. Lowe CA. 8292 FRANK GRAHAM COMPANY LINCOLN AND MERCURY AUTOMOBILES 600 West Peachrree St., N. W. ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA Compliments of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 124 N. Main East Point, Ga. TOM-A-TOE PRODUCE CO. Inc. A Carton or a Car Load 1050 Murphy Ave., S. W. RA. 3IH ATLANTA, GA. FA. 4261 Night FA. 1996 BANNISTEIPS TRIM SHOP Auto Upbalstery and Trim Shop 12281228 Central Ave. East Point Complimcntx 0f PROGRESSIVE BINDING CO. LA. 5450 V'- Clark's Food Fair, Inc. We never close GUARANTEED MEATS 8: GRO CERlES Mountain View Roosevelt Hwy. 8: Chapman Springs Road COLLEGE PARK ATKINSON LEATHERCRAFT Specialist in all types leather goods and repair work T. V. ATKINSON, Owner 29 Pryor St, S. W. Phone: WAlnuf 3637 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Day: CA1110un 6611, 6612 Night: FAirburn 4001 Presley Electric Company ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LARGE OR SMALL JOBS Compliments of RUSSELL CO-ED Hl-Y 507 South Main Street EAST POINT, GEORGIA Conxfllinzmls 0f McDANIEL MATTRESS C0. : STERLING IEWELERS 426 Whitehall st, 5. w. CY. 8526 Un' your rrmlil Eaxy Puymvnlswpmt an Avvmml MITCHELL MOTORS, INC. Your Oltlxmobilu Dmlcr DiamOnd5 Radios-WaLches C10cks Jewelry Furnimre 505 W. Peachtree St. Atlanta, Georgia SilverwarHNorge Appliances Fountain Pens Bi11f01ds HOLLUMS GROCERY CO. Tel. CA 6066 1:0 N. Main St. A RED DOT STORE 123 Connolly Dr. East Point, Ga. CA. 1161 L EAST POINT, GA. r Compliments of 1 , HENRY MOTOR COM: 1 .V I CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Since 1928 434 NORTH MAIN EAST POINT, GA. LICHVS Compliments of Your friends , ., e of ethics I i To show faith in the worthiness of my vacation by industrious applica- tion to the end that I may merit a reputation for quality of service. To seek success and to demand all fair remuneration or profit as my just due, but to accept no profit or success at the price of my own self- respect lost because of unfair ml- uantage taken or because of ques- tionable acts on my part. w T0 remember that in building up my business it is not necessary to tear down anothefs; to be loyal to my clients or customers and true to my- self. Whenever a doubt arises as to the right or ethics of my position, or ac- tion towards my fellow men, to re- solve such doubts against myself. To hold friendship as an end and not a means. To hold that true friend- ship exists not on account of the service performed by one to another, but that true friendship demands nothing but accepts service in the spirit in which it is given. Always to bear in mind my obliga- tions as a citizen ta my nation, my state and my community, and to give to them my unsweruing loyalty in, word, act and deed. To give them freely of my time, labor and means. To aid my fellow men by giving my sympathy to those in distress, my aid to the weak, and my substance to the needy. To be careful with my criticisms and liberal with my praise; to build up and not destroy. slogan M ' ' wakf. our nationbs safety e mh 0i4zem? 2?54.Q$og3 liberty, intelligence, L.-----N-- ,1 x. N, EA sI POINT. GEORGIA N Martin-Johnson Printing Co. Publishers of Atlanta's Suburban Reporter ' N ATLANTA GAS EQUIPMENT co., INC. Your store for Gas Heating and Gas Appliances 604 N. Main St. New Location1 EAST POINT, GA. Compliments of REID ALIGNMENT CO. Heavy Duty Frame and Axle Straightening FA. 4393 121 Davis Ave. EAST POINT, GA. $ MCCOLLUM APPLIANCE CO. 1379 Gordon St., S. XV. AM. 0411 W7. W. CAMP GROCERY 600 s. Randall CR. 7728 -9 Dvliwry Hillcrest Supermarket Finest Foods 1 Lowest Prices 510 Connolly Dr. EAST POINT, GA. N Central Builders Supply Co., Inc. 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