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

- Class of 1954

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HIGH SCHOOL East Point, Geiorgia EAST POINT HiSTORICAL SOCIETY East Point, Georgia httpzllwwwcastpointhsnrgl RUSSELL G e o r g 3$ygmmw W x: 4; KW 11 Ede and joy. PRIDE Our pr u w $lendsh WEAR oun RINGS WITH l 'P. And the x dsh let! Fr 'P. S D: H S D N E R F G N T S A L a , K A M C O O o m 7 N M e c w C Friendsh m; Ammm, 00m! Just made it! What wiH mother soy? ...PLAY A GLORIOUS GAME or BASKETBALL R BE CHEERED BY A REPORT CARD Music hath CRAM FOR AN EXAM CHEER OUR TEAMS TO VICTORY PARTICIPATE IN CHAPEL PROGRAMS . . . i? a 3w EDUCATION EMMWV Dru Hsmcn at work FURTHER OUR u ' v u o C M. Y o r t u 0 n OF OUR CHOICE BECOME SUPERLATIVE :4 Chance To . . . KING OR QUEEN FOR The Iatesf style Just the cream of the crop $$g$ .5: What a Iih S B U L C F. H. T N O J L L E B E H T. F O G N G N R E H T T A w A 11 Star gaxers EMOTE PROFESSIONALLY w. a m c 4 STRUT AT THE and the band played on Oh, how we worked! We're buAsy doing nothing IN THE SENIOR SWEETHEART BALL . . . TASTE THE THRILLS AND HEADACHES OF PUBLICATIONS GET MY DIPLOMA ContentA . . . INTRODUCTION . ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLASSES CLUBS 8: ACTIVITIES . ATHLETICS MILITARY . FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS 100-121 122-133 134-161 162-189 For her splendid show of uniiring effort in each and every phase of school life, we. the Senior Class of 1954, Wish to dedicate the ?ointer to NELL S. BOYD ' K quwt $N WWW x h . $wa :1 e? . :2? viking vunua gay 2 2 wwwiks Q2222: 2 222;: known and interest in all 14pprecidtion is ine ion to . . MARELLE CHAPMAN t t and germ precw Because she spm school affairs, we express our ap- loved by all for her superb school 22$ 2 22;: 2 2: 22 :22 2am 252$; W2 mwmmm $2; 2 22 2mm: 2 2: E; :2 2: 22. 2 2 222 2 22 : :2 . 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MAMIE EALUM AND EMILY KELLY Our school life would be incomplete without the direction, guidance, and counseling of our administration. We. the student body, take this opportunity to express our appreciation for a job well done. MRS. E. E. GIBBONS COMMEBC Left 10 Right: Billinqhurst. Keh- eley, Wehunt. Hunter, Colley. Miss Louise McDaniel, Mrs. erine Swint. Seated: Heurn, Lowe, J. Williams. Standing: Wray, Germano, Loose. Gammon. Left to Right: Giesler, Robertson. Fields, Evans. PHYSICAL N 2mm: inn Barnes, Curthron, Shook. Galloway, Gunn, Tingle, Guffin. RY : Moon, Go- Stand- Colvin. Harris. ix- ms. Standing: Chapman. Dolvin, Fields. Usher, Milner, D Duke, Hopk First Row Second Row M. Left to Right Riley. i Deck. Seated ighlly. l on. Ruif. DEPARTMENT A I D m. 0 T S U C S ium Ruff ill W MATHEMATIC B U I L D I N G Left to Right: Liddell, McCormick, Jenkins, Bailey. Mrs. R. W. Whittimore Mason. Burnett. Lyons, Bolds. Jackson, Whittimore. Gravenhorst. Standing: Gatlin, 0. Williams. PABTMENT DE T N E M T B A P E D ,x A ?Eww MN? Hop- Left to Right: Piltz. Burgess, perskrdi. ENGLISH wwwwwm aim Seated: Cash, I. P. Jackson, Burch, Dodd, Iohnson, Davidson. Stand- ing: Neel, Cecil Iuckson. Mr. E. E. Gibbons, Mrs. Gladys Duke. to Right Alex Second Charlie Ald- Jones. Left Bety Curthron. T. COACHES ridge. Larry Dodd. Row, P. Row; First Truitt. STRUCTleb V 7 1i 2;: z m: MILITARY INSTRUCTORS Left to Right: Sgt. Auwen. Sgt. Myrick, Capiuin Albert B. Clem- ATIILETIF MILITARY FACULTY ALDRIDGE. CHARLES W. Athleiics B.S. Appalachian State Teacher's College AUWEN, SGT. I. H. Military BAILEY, MISS FLORA Home EC. B.S. in Home Ec., Univ. of Ga. MS. Univ. of Term. BARNES. LOUISE Home Ec. B.S. in Home Ec., G.S.C.W. BILLINGHURST. HENRY Commercial AB. Mercer Univ.; M.Ed. Emory Univ. BOWLES. VELMA English ABA Univ. of Ga. BOYD, NELL S. Counselor AB. Oglethorpe Univ. BURCH. MIRIAM G. Social Science AB. Shorter College; MA. Emory Univ. BURGESS, ELEANOR Music BS. in Elem. Ed., Ga. Teachers College, Collegeboro, Ga. MA, in Ed., Ball St. Teachers College, Munich, Ind. CARTHRON, BETTY R. Phys. Ed. AB. Wesleyan College CASH. IOHN Social Science B,C.S. Univ. of Ga. CHAPMAN, MARELLE W. Malh A.B. Bessie Tift College CLEMENTS, CAPT. A. B. Military Military Sc. and Tactics, Univ of Maryland COLLEY, EUGENE P., IR. Commercial B.C.S. Univ. of Gd. DAVIDSON. CATHERINE Social Science AB. Randolph! Macon, Ga. DEAN, GEORGE C. Social Science BS. Univ. of Ga,- LL.B. AtL Law School DODD. LARRY Social Science B.S. Education, Univ. of Ga. DOLVIN, KATHLEEN T. Math AB. Univ. of GCL: MA. Emory Univ. CS Oglethorpe Univ. DUKE. GLADYS D.E. AB. Oglethorpe Univ. EALUM, MAMIE M. Office Secretary Lucy Cobb Institute EVANS. JOHN D. Industrial Airs B.S, Ed. Univ. of Ga. FARGARSON. LEROY Math AB. Univ. of Ga; MA. Univ. of Ga. Vocational Subj.; Univ. of Fla; Counseling Guidance Auburn FIELDS. KENNETH Industrial Arts AB. cE BS. Florida Southern College GALLOWAY, MARTHA Science B.S. Univ. of Ga; M.S. Ed. Oglethorpe Univ. GAMMON, HOLLIS N. English B.S. Univ. of Tennessee GATLIN, WILLIAM L. English AB. 1. Univ. of Ga. GERMANO, GUY Language B.S. Ed Ohio State Univ. GIBBONS, E. E. D.C.T. B.S. Peabody College; Graduate Work Univ. of Ga,- Emory Univ. GIESLER. S. J. Industrial Arts B.S. in BE. Ga. Tech GOLIGHTLY. LILLIAN Math AB. Oglethorpe Univ. GRAVENHORST. SUSAN L. English BA. Univ. of 111. GROSS. BERTIE English AB. G S,C.W.; MA, Univ. of Ga. GUFFIN. THOMAS P., IR. Science A.B. Emory Univ. GUNN, HAROLD Science AB. Mercer Univ; Gradual? Work Univ. of GCL; HEARN, JO WILL English AB. Bessie Tift College HUNTER, MRS. RUTH C. Commercial AB. Agnes Scott JACKSON, CECIL H. Social Science B.S. Berry College; MA. Emory Univ..- LLB. Emory Univ. JACKSON. I. P. Social Science B.S. Ed. Berry College JENKINS. ELLA MAE Home Ec. B.S. Home EC. Ed. GS.C.W. IOHNSON, C. N.. IR. Social Science AB. History Emory JONES, T. P. Health ABA Milliqcm College KEHELEY, MRS. AGNES Commercial B.S. Winthrop College KELLEY. EMILY B. Clerk LIDDELL, MRS. FRANK B.S. Home EC G.S.C.W. Emory Univ, LOOSE, KATHLEEN D. English BA. English, Psychology Ohio Wesleyan Univ. LOWE, MRS. LUCY English B.S. Univ of Ga. MCCORMACK. ANNA RUTH Home EC. B.S. Middle Tennessee St. College 23 DEGREES McDANIEL. LOUISE Librarian AB. G.S.C.W.; B.S. in LS. George Peabody College MOON, MISS MARY DEAN Math AB. Math Bessie Tift College MYRICK, S.F.C. C. D. Military NEEL, MALCOLM M., IR. Science AB. Univ. of Ger. B.S. Ed. Univ. of Ga. NEELY, MRS. LOUISE W. Counselor B.S. Stout Institute MS. Louisiana State Univ. Counselor's Certificate, Univ. of Ga. PARKER, MRS. VIRGINIA M. Language AB. LaGange College MA. Emory Univ. PILTZ, HANS KARL Music B.A. Henderson Teachers College MA. Northwestern Univ. REAGAN. LAZELLE Home Ec. BS. Home EC. G.S.C.W. PIZIAK, THOMAS M. Math BS, Ed. W. Chester St. Teachers College ROBERTSON, ELMER K. Industrial Arts B.S., ME. Univ. of Kentucky SHOCK, MRS. BETTY ANNE Phys. Ed. B.S. Ed. Univ. of Ga. SWINT, KATHERINE MOON Asst. Librarian AB. Oglethorpe B.S. in LS. George Peabody College TINGLE. B. P., IR. Science B.S. Univ. of Ala. MA. George Peabody College TRUITT. ALEX Health AB. Vanderbilt Univ. WEHUNT. MILDRED CLYDE Commercial AB. Ed. Univ. of Ga. B.S. Comm. Univ. of Ga. WELLS. MAE C. English AB. Oglethorpe Univ. WHITTEMOBE, MRS. IESSIE H. Cafeteria Manager West Georgia College WILLIAMS, MISS IACKIE English AB. English Gailford College Graduate Study, Univ of Colorado WILLIAMS, OLEEN Ar! BRA. Univ. of Ga. MFA. Univ. of Gd. Graduate Work Temple Univ., Philadelphia, Pa. Univ. of Ala; Sculpture Cemer, N.Y.C. WRAY, MARIE VANDIVERS English BS, Ed. Ga. Teachers College M.Ed. Univ. of GCI. ,u ' EEKx is $3; No w :65 ! w Look X Ma a M a aw wgu Experiment X . f 53am u? 4 And Experiences m S n 0 school day: :wxmmwvir:E3, 1mm??? School don, S e .l .l .l .I. a n 0 3 I e P d e .l r a V h t .1 6; . y :1 ZZsGQ. lled w W i equal! MeanA C L A 's S E F 6w;- ywmm , Gibbons . . . Hardy . . . Slith . . . Skinner 77am: ac title Atuden tA head the SENIIDR CLA BETH GIBBONS . . . . . . . . . President JAMES HARDY . . . . Vice-Presideni HAMMOND STITH . . . . . . . Secretary BUBBA SKINNER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer SENIOR CLASS 0F The greatest ambition of the sub-freshmen is to become SENIORS. This ambition has been attained by the following one hundred and eighty-eight students. The memories we carry with us of Russell will be those of our days of work, fellowship, and pleasure. We are greatly indebted to the halls of Russell tor the past five years which have better prepared us for the journey of life ahead. Make it fit. Only a few of the best. FRED ALLEN NANCY ANDREWS BARBARA BACCHUS SHIRLEY BARBER Xz 3 28 v 2:1? LUCY ALDERMAN BUDDY ALSTON ANN ASTIN PAULA BAGWELL mwww 2 S E m A S E L R A H C :1 Latest Fashions. ROBERT ADDY Y Basketball Team. i. Co-Ed H ONETHA ABERCROMBIE ied mgs, 10rs engage in many and var The Sen illed with meet isf time 11' The dances, and work on the school pub ties. 1es. i activ part 1 It is their duty to set an example tions. ICU for the underclassmen. $w mu. Tziwai TOMMY BEALL MARILYN BARROWS four MARY ANN BROWN fifte- d e F n u I m t e .m CHARLES BEDINGFIELD MILDRED BETTIS DON BISHOP HARRY BLONDHEIM KAY BEDINGFIELD RENEE BROWN HARRY BOWERS ANNETTE BRADLEY NANCY BURRESS PAT BOGGS SARA BROWN EMORY CAIN JANICE CAMMON RAYMOND CABE xi Ewimw 2 2x y :36 vi? a 3X95 4 mmg iv ?Runhzuw MARTY CAMP STANLEY CAMP GLORIA CAMPBELL SAMBO CHANCE JAMES CHAPMAN CHARLES CROCKETT JIMMY COBB SHIRLEY COCHRAN SUE COLEY JAMES COLLINS B MARY HELEN COLLINS ELDON CORT GEORGE COWART MARGARET COX PEGGY CRAWFORD SALLY CRUTCHFIELD Seniors add to the curric- uhnn ofthe schoolthrough theh energeHc supportin sports, various contests, and clubs. 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MW 4 4 44m, 6,24 44 44 44444444 4 4 4,4444 .3. 4 L :44, $2434 WWWWV 4 2 44 4 4444: 7? 444 4 $5 44443444444 . 44 3745? 42744 444 4 444 4 4 w :1 ks 44 4 m :44 WW4 BOBBY FULLER DON GOOCH 44 . . . 444 4 L 4 . 4 . 4 . 4444,4444 m: 4 . . 4 LL 4 L .. 4444 444444 4 44444 44 4: L . 44 4M4..m4w4ww444 44 a 4 44444 ,4, w 44444 44 m Q MARLENE FILLINGIM The students at Russell have a choice of an academic. com- mercial, general, or music course. These courses enable the Seniors to face their life- time jobs, Whatever they may be. x m , MW $52 mam TALMADGE HAND NONA HANSON JAMES HARDY LAMAR HARRISON RALPH HARRISON HAZEL HARTLEY EDNA HATFIELD STEPHEN HATFIELD CARL HENDRIX S E N S WANDA HENRY DON HOLBROOK IACKIE HOLT LOUISE HOLT SHIRLEY HOLT DORIS HOSKINS BABETTE HOWLAND ROBERT HUDDLESTON BILL HURT of our choice baseball stars JUNE HYATT BILLY IVEY MARVIN IVEY BARBARA IARRELI RICHARD IENKINS HAROLD IENNING Seniors help to make our sports successful with their past years of experience. Although we cannot win all games, we greatly rejoice when a victory is accomplished. JIM JOHNSON IO ANN JOHNSON of nineteen hundr ed and fiftq-four TOM JOHNSON IUDY IONES LEE JONES CHARLES JORDAN JANE IORGENSON BILL KEITH MILLICENT KIRBY DAVID KIRKLAND NANCY KNIPP PATRICIA KUPFER PATSY LACKEY KENNETH LANCASTER CLAUDETTE LEATHERS GEORGE LINZEY EVELYN LOWRY IOAN MCDONALD CRAWFORD MONCRIEF DONALD MURDOCK DORSEY NORRIS xx 23?: BARBARA McCONNELL BETTY MERIDITH JOEL MORRIS AGATHA NORRIS GERALD MOON BARBARA NEMBACH CURTIS MARTIN STANLEY MEARES Sen- 1n num- iors have tY mm en NU Aw MM Y mm OA BM ipated ic lso part A few of the Sen of the Russell chapter of the perpetuated the membership National Honor Socie erous other clubs. DAVID MADDOX MARIORIE McDUFFIE iors a SYRELL POPE SHERRY RICHTER IMOGENE PHILLIPS BETTY IO REED m .m d u d n 1 w e a C O S r O n 0 H m 1.0 I M d M. w a h n e .w e .m n VJ LANNY PARNELL PATSY PARROTT DON QUINN ED QUINN LARRY NORTH BETTY O'QUINN EVELYN PARKER JIMMY POWER RICHARD ROBERTS MARGARET ROBINSON BEVERLY ROBERTS VI ANN ROBB RONALD RUSSELL TOMMY ROBE CAROLYN ROCHESTER IEAN SEARS BEVERLY SMITH JOHN SABIK ANN RYDER BARBARA SIRMANS BUBBA SKINNER D R O F E L K C A H S T R E B O R JACKIE SELMAN Session. Jive GERRY SMITH Our years at Russell have meant a variety of things to each and every senior. It has been a privilege to be a part of such a great school. All the teachers. classes, and activi- ties will now become cher- ished memories. JOE SMITH SUE SPARKS ERMINIE SPENCE DAN STEELE HAMMOND STITH JOYCE STOVALL BILL STRICKLAND PRESTON SUDDUTH FRANK TRAVIS A REID TRIMBLE PEGGY TUCKER WINFRED TUCKER PAT TURNER PHYLLIS TURNER ' ' $9 U :3 w a $$$fygg wk $13, 3L 29w ' u ANN UNDERWOOD ROBERT VANSANT EDGAR VAUGHN ROBERT WALDROP ROBERT WALKER PATRICIA WALKER DIXIE WALTERS IERRY WALTON VERNELLE WATERS PATRICIA WATSON JEANETTE WHARTON PEGGY WHEELER NAOMI WHITTINGTON PEGGY WILLIS MILDRED WILLOUGHBY They did more than their EMILY SUE WOODALL SENIOB ABERCROMBIE, GRACE ONETHA OKIE Her iniinite sweetness. Basketbcx11 Team 49-50; Art Club 49-51; Music C1ub 51-52; Dramatics 53-54; Y-Teens 53-54; Homeroom Sweetheart 52-53. ADDY, WILLIAM ROBERT CADDY I'm happy in my own way. Footba11 51-53; Civitcm 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53- 54; Key Club 51-54; Block Letter Club 53-54: Pres. of Homeroom 5051; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; Wildcat Rep. 50-51; Science Club 52-53; Iunior Achievement 50-51. AIDES, CHARLES HAROLD ATLAS Seld do. Self have. ALDERMAN, LUCY CAROLYN LUKIE Kindness is wisdom. Cheer1eader 5354; Honor Society 54; R.O.T.C. Sponsor 51-53; Treus. Red Cross 5253: Y-Teens 50-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Civinettes 52-54; Treus. of F.T.A. 53; Gir1s' B1ock Letter Club 53-54; Girls' Chorus 52-53; Honor R011 50-53; Christmas Caro1 Festivcd 52; Treus. of Y-Teens 52-53; Y-Teens Fa11 Conference 49-50; Pointer Rep. 53-54; 1r. Achievement 52-53; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Wild- cat Rep. 50-51; F.1-1.A. 51-53; Annual Staff 53-54. ALLEN, FRED IACKSON JACKSON By the work one knows the workman. D.C.T. Club. ALSTON, WILLIAM STANLEY 'HALF-BREED Whatever comes, let's be content with all. D.C.T. Club. ANDREWS, NANCY LU HPRESSY A maiden fair, a maiden rare. Red Cross Rep. 53-54. ASTIN, IRENE ANN We are charmed by her neatness. Honor Society 5354; Honor Roll 49-54; Y-Teen 49-53; Officer Y-Teens 50-51; Sub-Freshmcm Cheer- leader 49-50; Gir1s' Chorus 51-52; Spanish C1ub 51-53; F.1-1.A. 51-54; Sweetheart of Homeroom 5051; Our World Today T.V. Program 52-53; Sec, F.T.A. 52-53; Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Civinettes 53-54; Superlative 5354; Annual Staff 53-54; CO-Ed Hi-Y BasketbGH 53-54; Bank Director 52-53. BACCHUS, BARBARA ANN BOBBIEI' I plucked cx rose, and lo- it had no thorn. Vice-President G1ee Club 4950; Annual Rep. 49-50; Wi1dcat Rep. 49-50; Y-Teens 49-51; Fifth District Music Festivcd 4950; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Home Room Sec. 50-51; Sec. of Library Club 50-51; VolleybaH Team 5051; Glee C1ub 49-51; Homeroom Queen 51-52; Wi1dcat Rep. 51- 52; FHA. Club 51-52; Dromcttics C1ub 51-52; Tri-City Tumbhnq Rep. 5152; Pres. FHA. 52-53; 1r.-Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; Honor Society 52- 54; Sec. Honor Society 53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; An- nual Staff 53-54; Civinettes 53-54; Senior Super- lative 54. BAGWELL. PAULA JEAN Most learned of the fair, most fair of the learned. Homeroom Vice-Pres. 49-50; Librarian for Girls' Chorus 49-50; Sub-Freshmcm Girls' BasketbQH Team 49-50; Girls' Chorus 50-51; Wildcat Rep. 50-53; FHA. Sec. 51-52; Dramatic Club 51-52; Homeroom Sec. 5152; American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest Winner 51-52; Gold Robe Choir 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y Social Chairman 5253; Home- room Treas, 52-53; 1r.-Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; I-Ionor Society Tress. 53-54; Senior Ring Rep. 53- 54; Student Act. Council 53-54; Super1ative 54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Sec. 5354; Honor R011 49-54. BARBER. SHIRLEY LUCILLE LUCY Tis a credit to any girl to be neat. G199 C1ub 49-50; Tri-City Concert 49-50; Sec. Homeroom 51-52; Spanish Club 52-53; DE. Club 53-54; Vice-Pres. D.E. 53-54; Honor R011 49-54. BARROWS, MARILYN JEAN BARRY With sweetness as fresh as any rose. Marietta High: Tri-Hi-Y Convention 50; Tri-Hi-Y 49-52; Class Officer 49-50; Homeroom Pres. 49- 50; Homeroom Sec. 50-51; Project Chairman Tri- Hi-Y 50-51; Home EC. Club 50-51; Russel1 High: Y-Teens 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Glee Club 50- 51; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Christmas Carol Fest. 52; Co-Cctptain Hi-Y Basketball Team 54; Hi-Y Basketban Team 54; F.B.L.A. 54; Ses. of F.H.A. 53-54; Red Cross Rep. 5152; Girls' Chorus 51-52. BEALL, THOMAS EDWARD TOMMY Thou art a fellow of good respect. BEDINGFIELD, SANDRY K. Here's a million of manners. Homeroom Pres. 49-50; Red Cross Rep. 49-51; Eighth Grade Chorus 49-50; Girls' Chorus 50-52; Sub-Freshmcm Basketball Team; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52- 54; Letter Club 51-54; Block Letter Club 53-54; Civ'mette 53-54; Spanish Club 52-53; Cheer1eader 53-54; Superlative 53-54: Spanish Operetta 50-51; 1r.-Sr. Dance Committee; Tri-City Concert 5051; National Honor Society 54. BENEFIELD, CHARLES BETHEL CHARLIE He who is content can never be ruined. B Team Footbal1 49-51; County Competition 5052; Delegate to State D.C.T. Convention 52-53; D.C.T. Club 52-54; Bank Te11er 53-54. BETTIS, MILDRED FRANCES MILDEW Thy modesty is a cradle to thy meritJ' 41 DIBECTIDBY Girls' Chorus 51-52; FHA. 53-53; Co-Ed 1-1151 53-54; F.B.L.A. 53-54; Dramatics Chile 53; Y-Teens 53-54. BISHOP. DONALD LEE WORMY To love the game beyond the prize. Football 51-53; Basketball 51-54; Baseball 52- 54; Track 51; Varsity Football 52-53; Varsity Basketball 5254; NB 51-52; Gold-White Football Captain 53; Basketball Region Runner-up 53; Re- gion A11-St3r Game 52; Key C1ub 52-53; Key C1ub Pres. 53-54; Civitcms 52-54; Fire Marshcd 52-54; RH Club 52-54; 'R' Club Pres. 53-54; Red Cross Rep. 51-52; Super1ative 54; Sub-Freshmcm Track Tectm 50; Fulton County Champs in Basketball 5253; Science Club 52-54; Region Runner-up in Basketball 53; County Competition 51-52; Fedem1 Inspection 51-52. BLONDHEIM. HARRY CARTER BONE It thou dost play with him at any game thou art sure to lose. Sub-Freshmcm Track and Basketball Team 49- 50; Varsity BstetbaH 50-54; Baseball 52-54; All Region Basketball Team 51-54; Greater Atlanta Basketball Team 52; A11 Fulton County Basket- ball Team 51-53; Region Champs Baseball 53; Captain Basketball Team 5354; Region 4 AA 1n- dividual Scoring Record 53-54; Key Club 53-54; R Club 50-54; Science C1ub 53-54. BOGGS, PASCHAL GLENN BUGS A good man is contented. Landon High: 1r. Varsity BasketbaH 50-52; Var- sity Football 50-52; Key Club 50-52; 1-1i-Y Club 50-52; R C1ub 5052; Russell: B Team Basket- bq11 52-53; Track 52-54; Key Club 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54: Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 5354; Civitan C1ub 5354; Philadelphia Chorus 52-53; Region 4 AA Track Meet 52-54; Pres. Homeroom 52-53. BOWERS, HARRY OLD MAN A stout heart breaks bad luck. D.C.T. Club. BRADLEY. MARTHA ANNETTE ANGEL A happy woman is a better thing to find than a live-pound note. Americus High: Beta C1ub 51-53; Treas, of FHA. 51-52; Tri-Hi-Y 52-53; Russell: Treas. of F.B.L.A. 53-54; Pres. of Dramatics Club 53-54; Annual Staff 5354; Honor Society 53-54; Senior Play 54 BROWN, MARY ANN MAR-ANN A little, tiny, pretty, witty. charming. darling. she. Homeroom Queen 49-50; Sweetheart of Home- room 49-50; Homeroom Officer 49-50; Sub-Fresh- man Cheerleader 49-50; Sec. Y-Teen 49-50; Glee Club 50-51; Sponsor 5152; Annual Rep. 5152; Spanish Operetta 51-52; Civinet 52-54; F.H.A. 52-53; F.B.L.A. 52-53; Dramatic Club 52-54; Su- per1cxtive 53-54; CO-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Annua1 Stuff 53-54; Cheer1eader 53-54; Block Letter Club 53-54. SENIOB BROWN, RENNE CLAIRE L1TTLEB1T Nothing is pleasant unless spiced with variety. Basketball Team 5152; Sec. Freshman Class 51; Civinettes 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53; Superlative 54; Officer Student Council 52-54; Honor Society 53- 54; Cheerleader 53-54; Sponsor 53; Honor Roll 5052; CO-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 53-54. BROWN. SARA ELIZABETH SKEET Her bright smile haunts me still. Y-Teens 52-54; Social Chairman Homeroom 50- 51; Library Club 50-51; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 5253; Library Club 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; An- nual Staff 53-54; F.B.L.A. 53-54; Art Club 50-51; Junior Achievement 5152. BURRESS, NANCY EUGENIA NICKIE Thou who hath the fatal gift of beauty. Superlative 5354; Honor Society 5354; Annual Staff 53-54; Wildcat Staff 5354; Homeroom Queen 52-54; Homeroom Sweetheart 53-54; Annual Rep. 5152; Treas. Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Sec. of Homeroom 52-53; Y-Teens 52-53; Sponsor 50-51; Glee C1ub 51-52; F.H.A. 53-54; Civinettes 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Rep. of State Capital 5253; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Art Club 49-51; Jrl-Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; Iunior Achievement 51-52. CABE, RAYMOND LEROY RADIO One of those happy souls. D.C.T. Club 52-54. CAIN. EMORY HUDSON, IR. SUGAR Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Wildcat Rep. 53; Key C1ub 5354; Science Club 53-54; Basketball 58-54; B Team Basketball 52; County Champs 53; Region Runner-up 53; Region Champs 54; Ninth in State 53; Red Cross Rep, 54; Counly Competition 52; Red Cross Rep. 54; Federal Inspection 52. CAMMON, SARA JANICE JANH Her eyes shone on all alike. Americus High: Tri-Hi-Y 51-53; Latin Club 51- 52; Library Club 51-52; Vice-Pres. of Library Club 52-53; Band 5253; Spanish Club 5253; Speech Club 51-52; Beta Club 51-54; FHA. 52-53; PTA. 51-53; Dramatics Club 52-53; Russell: FHA. 53- 54; Dramatics Club 53-54. CAMP, MARTHA IO MARTY She is happy, jolly, full of pep. Y-Teens 49-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Treats. of Co- Ed Hi-Y 52-53; BaskethH 5054; Georgia State Youth Assembly 54; Glee Club 49-53; Pres. G.A1A. 53-54; Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 53; A11 County Guard 51-52; County Tennis-Doubles 5 Singles 53; Senior Superlative 54; Annual Staff 5354; Sec. Girls' Chorus 51-52; Trees. Gold Robe Choir 52-53. DIBE CAMP, CHARLES STANLEY True dignity abides with him alone. Key Club 52-54; Civitan 52-53; Pointer Stuff 5354; Senior Superlative 54; Co-Ed H-iY Basket- ball Team 54; Philadelphia Group 51-52; King of Homeroom 49-50; County Competition 5052; Boys' Chorus 49-52. CAMPBELL. GLORIA LOUISE LITTLE BIT The choicest things of life come small. Y-Teens 4950; Red Cross Rep. 49-50; Gir1s' Chorus 50-53; B Team Basketball 50-51; Christ- mas Program 50-51; 5th Dist. Music Festival 50- 51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; R.O.T.C. Sponsor 51- 54; Band 51-52; Girls' Small EnsembIe 51-52; Christmas Program 5152; II. Achievement 52-537 FHA. Club 53-54; Wildcat Rep. 5354; Gold Robe Chorus 53-54. CHANCE, FRANKLIN BRUCE SAMBO I know what pathway leads to popularity. Sub-Freshmcm Track and Football Team 49-50; B Team Football 5052; B Tectm Basketball 51-52; Varsity Track 50-54; Varsity Football 52- 54; Gold and White Games 52-53; Sec. R Club 53-54; Region 4 AA Track Meets 51-54; County Track Meets 51-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 52-54; Key Club 53-54; Science Club 5253; Annual Staff 54; Officers Club 52; Sec. Civitcms 54; Pres. Home Room 49-53; Sopho- more Clqss Officer; Ir.-Sr. Dcmce Committee 52; Bank Directors 53; Philadelphia Group 51; Fire Marshal 54; Senior Superlative 54; King of Bus- sell 54. CHAPMA N. JAMES EDWARD CHAP A wise man will make more opportunity than he finds. Boys' Chorus 49-52; Treas. Homeroom 50-51; Beginners chd 49-50; Fifth District Music Festival 49-54; Sec. Homeroom 51-52; Band Concert 50-51; Philadelphia Trio 5152; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Gold Robe Choir 51-53; Band 50-54; Fifth Dis- trict Medal Winner 50-52; Science Club 52-53; Christmas Carol Festivals 52-53; Band Officer 52- 53; Band Trip to Washington 52-53; Tri-City Con- cert 4954; Officer's Club 52-53; Fulton County Band Clinic 5054; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Honor So- ciety 53-54; Associate Editor of Pointer 53-54; Tennis Team 52-54; Senior Play Selection Com- mittee 5354; Senior P1qy 54. CROCKETT, CHARLES NELSON DAVY He will be himself. B Team Basketball 5152; Ir. CO-Ed Hl-Y 50- 51. COBB, JAMES HAWKINS CORN-COB None but himself can be his parallel. Projection Operator 49-52; Homeroom Treas. 50- 51; Beginners Band 51-52; County Competition 50-51; Science Club 52-53; F.B.L.A. 53-54; D.C.T. Club 5354; Military 50-51. 42 CTOBY COCHRAN, SHIRLEY ANN SQUIRT It is the little things in life that count. Sec. Homeroom 49-51; Bank Teller 50-52; FHA. Club 51-52; Girls' Chorus 51-52; DE. C1ub 52-54; Sweetheart of 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Homeroom. COLLINS. JAMES LEWIS SMITH HTROM There is no wisdom like frankness. Battalion Staff 51-52; Officers' Club 51-53; N.C.O. Club 50-51; Rifle Team 51-52; Spanish C1ub 51-52; Science Club 52-53; String Ensemble 53-54. COLLINS, MARY HELEN GERTRUDE Music has charms alone for peaceiul minds. Y-Teens 49-53; F.T.A. 49-50; F.H.A. 50-53; Ac- tivity Letter C1ub 50-54; Co-Ed HiY 53-54; Second Place in School Music Competition at Hapeville Music Club 51; Accompanist for Choral Groups 50-54; Spanish Club 5253; Annual Staff 54; Homeroom President 51-52; Treas. of Homeroom 52-53; National Honor Society 53-54; Honor R011 49-54; Wildcat Rep. 51-52; Tri-City Concerts 49- 53; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Red Cross Rep. 49- 50; Carol Fest Accompanist 50-54. CORT, ELDON BLAINE MR. PEEPERS It is better to be faithful them famous. Band 50-54; chd Officer 5354; Fifth District Medal Winner 52; Fuhon County Band Clinic 51- 54; Tri-City Music Festival 52-53; Officers Club 53-54; Washington Band Trip 5253; Christmas Music Program 52-54; DE. C1ub 52-53; Key Club 53-54: Bible Club 52-54; Dance Band 53-54. COX, MARGARET ANN MARG The golden sun is in her hear and the blue of the skies in her eyes. Bass High: F.H.A. 49-50; Vice-Pres. of Home- room 4950; Music Club 4950; Russell High: Red Cross Rep. 52-54; D.C.T. Club 53-54. CRAWFORD, PEGGY ANN PEGH A faithful friend is the medicine of life. FHA. T.V. Show 53-54; Homeroom Queen 51- 52; Homeroom Sec. 53-54; Sub-Freshman Cheer- leader 49-50; Captain Sub-Freshmon Cheerleaders 49-50; Y-Teens 49-50; Eighth Grade Chorus 49-50; Honor Roll 49-52; Girls Activity Letter Club 51- 54; Girls' Chorus 50-52; Spanish Operetta 5051; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; F.T.A. 51-53; Dramatic Club 51-52; Red Cross Rep. 5152; Geor- gia Girls State De1egute 52-53; National Honor Society 5354; Co-Ecl Hi-Y 52-54; Pres. of F.T.A. 52-53; Quill cmd Scrol1 52-54; F.H.A. 5254; Spam- ish Club 52-54; Pointed Staff 53-54; Wildcat Staff 53-54; Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 52-53; F.B.L.A. 53- 54; Girls' Small Ensemble 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Bas- ketball Team 53-54. CRUTCHFIELD, SALLY MERLE SAL As merry as the day is long. SENIOB Fifth Distnct Music Festival 49-50; Girls' Chorus 49-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Y-Teens 53-54; F.B.L.A. 5354; FHA. 53-54; Senior P1Gy 54. DAILEY, VIVIAN DARLENE DEE-DEE Angels listen when she speaks. Sub-Freshmcm Girls, Chorus 49-50; Fifth Dis- trict Music Festival 49-50; Freshman Girls' Chorus 50-51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Tri-City Concert 50-51; 1r.-Sr. Prom Committee 52-53; Y-Teens 52- 54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; F,B.L.A. 52-54; National Honor Society 53-54; Bank Director 53-54; Sec. of F.B.L.A. 53-54; Pointer Staff 53-54; Wildcat Staff 53-54: Ad Club 53-54. DANIEL, BETTY IOYCE BITSY Charm strikes the sight; merit wins the soul. Annual Rep. 49-50; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; F.B.L.A. 5354; Annual Rep. 53-54; Gold Robe Choir 53- 54; Musi: Festival 53-54: Mixed Chorus 53-54. DAVIS, EUGENE GENE He most prevails who nobly dares. Art Club 49-50; B Team Football 51-52; Red Cross Rep. 51-52; Trees. of Sophomore Class 51- 52; King of Homeroom 52-53; D.C.T. 53-54; Pres. of D.C.T. 5354. DE RAMUS, MARTHA JEAN JEANNE Sweet GS dew shut in c lily's golden core Brown High: French Club 52; Music Festival 50-52; Maiorette 51-52; Homecoming Attendant to the Queen 52; Vice-Pres. of Homeroom 50; Pres. of Homeroom 51; RusseH: Annual Staff 53-54; Band 5354; Music Festival 53-54. DERRICK, CAROLE IEAN HONEY Tis better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. Honor R011 5154; Spanish Club 52-54; FHA. Club 53-54; Y-Teens 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Annual Staff 53-54, DEVANE, BETTY IO 10,, Not too serious, not too gay. Glee Club 5051; Tri-City Concert 50--51; Spon- ish Operetta 50-51; F1H.A. 50-51; DE. Club 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y C1ub 53-54. DEWBERRY, LARRY SIVOLA DINGLEBERRY He has the ability to do things, and uses it wisely. Football 5053; Track 49-54; Co-chpt. Football Team 53; RH Club 54; Fulton County Track Meet 5254; 4 AA Track Meet 5354; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Ir. Civitcm 53-54; IL-Sn Dance Committee 52-53; Senior Superlative 53-54; Boys' Block Letter Club DIBE 51-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 53-54; Bank Director 5254; Homeroom Officer 49-54; Soph. Class Officer 51-52; Fire Marshal 53-54; Science Club 52-53; Glee Club 49-51; Philadelphia Boys' Chorus 5152; Officers Club 52-53. DICKINSON. JOHN KERMIT. IR. HDICKENSONH Every sincere man is right. Glee C1ub 49-53. DILLARD, GEORGE STEWART STEW Look thou not down but up. D.C.T. Club 53-54; County Competition 50-52; Science Club 50-51. DOYAL, BETTY NELL NBATTY Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. Southwest High School: Library Club 5051; Y- Teens 50-51; FHA. Club 50-51; Russell: F.B.L1A. C1ub 53-54; Trees. of Dramatics Club 53-54. DRIVER, LAVERNE ANNETTE LEROY It is harmful to none to have been silent. Glee Club 49-50; D.E. C1ub 53-54. FILLINGIM, MARLENE IANETTE RED Let the world slide. Sub-Freshman Basketball Team 49-50; FHA. 50- 54; Y-Teens 50-54; Sec. of Homeroom 50-51; Glee Club 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y C1ub 5354; Annual Rep. 50-51; Dramatic Club 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basket- ball Team 53-54; Spanish 52-53. FISHER. ROBERT PATRICK HBO A iriend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. chd 5354; F.B.L.A. 5354; Key C1ub 53-54; Wildcat Staff 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53. FISHER, SYLVIA HSIPH Her eyes blue depths are lifted with love and friendship. FHA. 5253; Art Club 49-50; Christmas Carol Festiva1 52-53; Sec. of Dramatics Club 53-54; Mixed Chorus 52-53; Gir1s' Chorus 50-51; Y-Teens 50-53. FOWLER, NANCY PATRICIA POT FLOWER A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to iind. Homeroom Officer 49-50; Sub-Freshmcm Cheer- leader 49-50; Glee Club 49-50; Homeroom Officer 43 CTOBY 50-51; Fifth District Music Festival 50-51; Glee Club 5051; Christmas Festival 50-51; Queen of Homeroom 50-53; Senior Follies 50-51; Annual Rep. 51-52; Wildcat Rep. 51-52; Officer of Spanish Club 52-53; CO-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Ir.-Sr. Dance Com- mittee 5253; Annual Rep. 52-53; 2nd Place in Orctorical Contest 52-53; Spanish Club 53-54; Civ- inettes 53-54; Cheerleader 53-54; Superlative 53- 54; thtiona1 Honor Society 5354. FREDERICK. JANICE KAY BLONDIE Her very tone is music's own. Glee Club 50-52; FHA. 52-53; Sec. Y-Teens 52-53; Gold Robe Chorus 52-54; Annual Rep. 52- 53; Sec. of Homeroom 51-52; Vice-Pres. of Glee Club 51-52; Wildcat Rep. 51-52; Wildcat Reporter 53-54; Y-Teens 53-54; Fifth District Music Festival 52-53; Red Cross Rep. 5253; Treas. of Homeroom 50-51. FULLER, ROBERT WESLEY BLADE A fresh, a free. a friendly man. Commercial High: BU Team Football 5051; B Team Basketball 50-51; B Relay Team 48- 51; Russell: B Team Football 51-52; Bu Team Basketball 51-52; Varsity Track 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball 52-54; Philadelphia Trip 51-52; Band 49-51; Wildcat Staff 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-54; VicePres. Ir. Civitans 51-54; Senior Superlative 53-54; RH Club 5354; Board of Directors of Key Club 53-54; Key Club 51-54. FURBUSH, KENNETH LLOYD YARDSTICK A man of knowledge increaseth strength. Lincoln High School: R011 Room Rep. 51-52; R011 Room Officer 52-53; French Club 52-53; French Club Play 52-53; Boys Club 51-53; Intermuml Basketball Champs 51-52; Lynx Club 52-53; Abes Hi-Y 52-53; Olympia Tour; Drives Committee 51- 52; P.T.A. Dance Committee 51-53; Russell High: Co-Ed Hi-Y 54. GEORGE, JOE ALLEN WALRUS A witty man is a treasure. Football 52-54; Baseball 54; R Club 53-54; Civitan Club 52-54; Key Club 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Science Club 51-52; CO-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 52-54; Trees. of Homeroom 51-52; Sec. of Homeroom 53-54; Annual Rep. 5152; Wildcat Rep. 52; Fire Marshal 53-54; County Competition 5152; Federal Irspection 51-52; Bank Te1ler 49-50; Ir.- Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; B Team Basketball 51-52; Board of Directors Key Club 53-54. GIBBONS, BESSIE ELIZABETH BETH Editor of Wildcat 53-54; Annual Staff 53-54; Pres; of Senior Class 53-54; Senior Superlative- 53-54; Queen of Homeroom 50-53; Band 49-50; Mujorette 50-54; Civinettes 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53- 54; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 52-53; Military Sponsor 51-53; Runner-up for Campus Sweetheart 49-50; Majorette Co-Captain 52-53; Majorette Captain 5354; Music Festival 51-53; Homeroom Pres. 50- 52; Sec. of Soph. Class 51-52; National Honor Society 53-54; Bank Cashier 52-53; Bank Director 53-54; Homeroom Sec. 5253; Wildcat Rep. 52-53; SENIOB 1r. Class Reporter 5253; Activity Letter Club 50- 54; Sweetheart of Homeroom 52-53; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 49-50 and 53-54. GILSTRAP. BENNIE FRANCIS. IR. 1OCK Those move easiest. who have learned to dance. Music Club 49-52; Boys' Quartet 50-52; Phila- delphia Boys' Chorus 51-52; Bank Teller 51-52; Vice-Pres. Homeroom 51-52; Wildcat Staff 52-54; Bank Teller 5253; Bank Director 52-54; Ir.-Sr. Committee 52-53; Officers Club 52-53; Civitan Club 53-54; Key Club 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Track Team 52-53; Fulton County Track Meet 53; 4 AA Track Meet 53; Science C1ub 51-52; Span- ish Operetta 50-51; Tri-City Concert 50-52; 4 AA County Competition 50-53; Block Letter C1ub; Sen- ior Play 54. GOOCH, DONALD VINCENT GOOSE Not that I love study less, but that I love tun mom. Coffee High: Freshman Class Officer 50-51; Who's Who 50-51; Ye11 Leader 50-51; C Club 50-51; Alhambra High: Varsity Basketball 52-53; Wa11ace High: Key Club 53-54; Russell: Varsity BasketbaH 54; Region 4 AA Champions 53-54. GREEK, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN III BIG JOHN Success, remember, is the reward oi toil. Varsity Football 53; B Team Football 51-52; Varsity Track 52-53; Fulton County Track Meet 53; Baseball Team 53-54; R Club 53-54; Civitcm C1ub 52-54; Key Club 52-54; Board of Directors Key Club 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 52-54; Pres. Homeroom 52-53; Treas. Homeroom 53-54; Senior Superlative 58-54.: R.O.T.C. Officers Club 52; Pres. Science Club 52- 53; N.C.O. C1ub 51; Sec. Boys' Glee Club 52; Ir.- Sr. Dance Committee 53; Best Drilled Company 5051; Philadelphia Group 52. GRIFFIN, MARTHA FRANCES MARTY The fairest flower that ever blossomed on ances- tral timber. Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Sub-Freshman Girls' Chorus 49-50; Spanish Operetta 49-50; Red Cross Rem. 49-50; Glee C1ub 50-52; Wildcat Rept 50-51; Y-Teens 52-54; F.H.A. 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Bank Teller 53-54. GUNDERSON, KENNETH LAVERNE I'KING GEORGE Nothing is liner than a single life. Boys, Chorus 50-52; CO-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; N.C.O. C1ub 50-51. HAMILTON, AUGUSTiNE AGGIE Be they the rainbows to the storms oi lite. O'Keefe High: Honor C1ub 50-52; Glee Club 5152; Russell: F.B.L.A. 52-53; DE. C1ub 53-54. DIR HAMBRIC, SIDNEY LEE HHAWKEYE Ali's right with the world. Red Cross 51-54. HAND, EUGENE TALMADGE iiHERMAN FOOT Make mine country style. Officers C1ub 51-53; Footbcdl 49-50; DE. 54. HANSON. NONA VIRGINIA HLITTLE BIT There's language in her eyes. Glee Club 51-52; Spanish Operetta 51: Tri-City Concert 52; D.C.T. 53-54. HARDY, JAMES MARCUS UGLY In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Pres. of Homeroom 50-54; Vice-Pres. Freshman Class 50-51; R.O.T.C. Officers Club 51-53; Sec. Officers Club 52-53; Rif1e Team 51-53; Civitcms 52-54; Varsity Football Team 51-54; Homeroom Treas. 52-53; Wildcat Staff 53-54; Annual Staff 5354; G1ee C1ub 50-52; Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 5253; Senior Superlative 53-54; Vice-Pres. Senior Class 53-54; Pres. of Savings Bank 53-54; Block Letter Club 53-54; Manager of Football Team 49- 51; Senior P1ay 54. HARRISON, WILLIAM LAMAR LUMMY All good things which exist are the fruits of originality. Intercom Operator 50-54; Spanish Operetta 50- 51; County Competition 51-52: Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Key Club 53-54; Homeroom Treas. 53-54; Science Club 53-54; Tennis Team 5253; Ir.-Sr. Dance Com- mittee 5253; Junior Achievement 52-53; Annual Staff 53-54; Glee Club 50-51; Superlative 53-54; Boys' Chorus 50-51. HARRISON. RALPH STEWART RALPH I am content, I do not care. Band 48-50; Sgt. at Arms; D.C.T. 53-54, HARTLEY, HAZEL FLORENCE FLOSSIE Laughs are greater than sorrow. Ir. Band 49-50; Tri-City Music C11nic 49-50; Glee Club 49-50; G1ee Club Fifth District Music Festival 4952; Tri-City Concert 50-52; Spanish Operetta 5051; Christmas Carol Festival 51-52; Majorette 50-54; Captain of Majorettes 5253; CO- Captain of Majoreties 53-54; Regional Twirling Music Festivcd 53-54; Leter Award 4954; F.H.A. 52-54; Activity Letter Club; F.B.L.A. 53-54; Co- Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Bands Washington Trip 52-53; Annual Christmas Play 5354; Annual Staff 53-54. 44 CTOBY HATFIELD, EDNA MAE BUNNY Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. HATFIELD. ALFRED STEPHEN HPEANUTS Tis his manner to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. Fifth District Music Festiva1 49-50; Boys' Chorus 49-53; Tri-City 49-53; Go1d Robe 50-53; Treats. Boys' Chorus 5051; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Wild- cat Rep. 50-51; Fair Group 51-54; Phi1ade1phia Trip 51-52: County Competition 51-52; Christmas Festiva1 51-52; County Competition 5253; Or- qcmist at Christmas Festival 5253; Mixed Chorus 53-54; Honor Society 53-54; Pointer Staff 5354. HENDRIX, CARL HERMAN PUDGIE Every person is a bundle oi possibilities. Art Club 51-52; French C1ub 50; Boys, Chorus 52-53; Non-Commissioned Officers C1ub 51-52; County Competition 51-54; Philade1phia Group 52; Mixed Chorus 51-54; Gold Robe Choir 53-54; Officer's Club 54. HENRY. WANDA FAY WANIE You are sweeter than sweet honey. C1ift High: 4-H Club 49; Pres. of 4-H Club 49- 50; Junior Glee Club 49-50; Sec. of Homeroom 49-50; Russell: G1ee C1ub 51-52; Y-Teens 52-54; Library C1ub 53-54; Pres. of Library Club 53-54; Treas. of Homeroom 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; F.BtL.A. 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketqu Team; Annual Rep. 5152; Senior Play 54. HOLBROOK, JOSEPH DONALD SMOKEY He is a gentleman because his nature is kind to every creature. Senior Play 50; King of Homeroom 50; Field Day Competition 50; Sub-Freshmcm Basketball Team 50; Best Drilled Pvt. 50-51; County Competition 51-53; N.C.O. Club 52-53; Glee Club 51-52; Sci- ence Club 52-53; Art Club 50; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Homeroom Pres. 50; Homeroom Treas. 53; An- nual Staff 53-54; Spanish Operetta 50; Jr. Achieve- ment 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketbau Team 53-54; Sub-Freshman Chorus 50; Wildcat Reporter 50-51. HOLT. CLYNE ROBERT Clem The only way to have a friend is be one. Baseball 52-54; Annual Rep. 53-54; Wildcat Rep. 58-54; Senior Play 53-54; Red Cross Rep. 53-54; County Competition 51-52; F.B.L1A. Club 53-54; Key Club 53-54; Civitcm Club 53-54; Sci- ence Club 53-54: Co-Ed Hi-Y Club 58-54. HOLT, IACQUELINE RUTH 1 ACKIE God's rarest blessing is, after all, a good woman. Girls' Chorus 49-50; Senior Extravaganza 49-50; SENIOB Library Club 50-51; Library Staff 50-51; DE. C1ub 5354; Art C1ub 50-51. HOLT, WANDA LOUISE LOU Her air. her manners, all who saw, admired. Bank Director 52-53; F.H.A. 52-53; Red Cross Rep. 5152; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; F.B.L.A. 53-54: Small Ensemble 5354; Gold Robe Chorus 53-54; Mixed Chorus 53-54; Trees. of Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Music Festiva1 53-541 HOLT, SHIRLEY ANNE HOBOH A little sweet doth kill much bitterness. Annual Rep; 50-51; Varsity BasketbaH 51-54; Co-Ccpiain Basketbcdl Team 53-54: Queen of Rus- se11 52-53; Pres. of F.B.L.A. 53-54; Vice-Pres. Co- Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Sec. Y-Teens 53-54; Trees. of G.A.A. 53-54; Sweetheart Court 52-53; Ga. State Youth Assembly 54; Y-Teens 52-54; Letter C1ub 52-54; Bank Director 53-54; Nat. Honor Society 54; Annua1 Staff 54; Senior Play 54. HOSKINS, DORIS KING DK. What's the hurry? Let's stop and rest. Glee Club 49-50; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Christmas Carol Fest. 49-50; Mixed Chorus 50-51; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Activity Letter C1ub 52-54; Basketball Mgr. 5152; Library Club 53-54; Drumatics Club 53-54; Wild- cat Staff 53-54; Senior Play 54. HOWLANDJIUSSELL SYLVIA BABBETTE BABOH She moves as a goddess, and looks a queen. Sub-Freshmcm Cheerleader 49-50; Sub-Freshman Chorus 4950; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; Homeroom Treas. 50-51; Homeroom Queen 49-52; Runner-up Queen Contest 52; Annual Rep. 53-54; Girls' Ac- tivity Letter Club 50-54; Girls' Small Ensemb1e 51- 52; Spanish Club 50-54: F.H.A. 53-54; F.T.A. 52- 53; Represented Russell at Gir1's State 52-53: Spanish Operetta 50-51; Fifth District Music Fes- tival 49-50; Ir. Achievement 50-51; Sweetheart of Homeroom 54; FHA. T.V. Show 53; Tri-City Concert 49-50; Christmas Caro1 Festival 52-53. HURT, WILLIAM CHAPPEL EZ. He's a chip 0' the old block. Brown High: chd 50-52: Homeroom Pres. 49- 50; Russe11: chd 5254; DE. Club Director 53-54; DE. C1ub State First Vice-Pres; 53-54; Drum Major 52-53. HYATT, ELSIE JUNE BUG Sweet, sunny and sincere. Y-Teens 52-54; Grade Basketball Team 49-50; F.B.L.A. 53-54. DIBE IVEY, WILLIAM T. BILL Ah, why should life all labor be? IVIE, MARVIN THOMAS SLEEPY According to his virtue let us use him. Rifle Team 53-54; D.C.T. 53-54. IARRELL, BARBARA ANNE TERMITE Ye are worth thy weight of gold. Honor Society 53-54; Wildcat Rep; 51-54; Art Club 49-51; Homeroom Officer 50-51; Bank Assis- tant 53-54; Wildcat Staff 53-54. JENKINS, RICHARD BRAMLETT IINX God made him. and therefore let him pass for a man. Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Wildcat Rep. 50-51; Phi1a- delphia Group 51-52; Boys' Chorus 49-52; Go1d Robe Choir 5254; Spanish Operetta 50; Sec. of Gold Robe Choir 52-53; Tri-City Concert 49-53; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; County Com- petition 53-54. JENNINGS. THOMAS HAROLD ROSCOE Success begins with a iellow's will. Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 5354; Officers Club 53-54; Glee Club 48-54. IOHNSON, DANIEL JAMES YANKEE Nothing is impossible. Boys' Chorus 49-52; State Festival 49-50; Band 50-52; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Philadelphia Trip 51-52; Mixed Chorus 52-53; Boys' Quartet 52-53; DE. Club 53-54; Annual Staff 5354. JOHNSON. THOMAS EDWARD. IR. EZRA He is quiet as a lamb. JONES, IULIA IRENE JUDY She is a gallant creature, and complete in mind and feature. Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Chap1ain of Co-Ed Hi-Y 52- 53; Pres. of Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54: Editor of Pointer 53-54; Honor Society 53-54; Vice-Pres, Honor So- ciety 53-54; Wi1dcc11 Rep. 49-50, 53-54; Homeroom Pres. 49-51, 53-54; Glee Club 49-53; Vice-Pres. Gold Robe Choir 5253; Letter Club 50-54; Y-Teens 51-54; Philadelphia Sponsor 52; F.H.A. 51-52; FHA. Pres. 51-52; Senior Superlative 54; Board of Directors Savings Bank 52-54; Vice-Pres. of 45 CTOBY Bank 53-54; American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest Winner 52; D.A.R. Citizen of 1he Year 54; Honor R011 49-54; Ad Club 53-54. IONES. EUWELL LEE, IR. WOLF On the neck 01 c1 young man sparkles no gem so gracious as enterprise. Art Club 50-52; Library Club 51-54; Bonk Te1ler 52-53; Bank Director 54; County Competition 51- 52; Assis1cmt Instructor 54; Annual Staff 54; Boys' State 53; Honor Society 54; Ir. Achievement 52- 54; chs' State 53; Honor Society 54. JORDAN. CHARLES MARVIN CHARLIE A brother is c friend given by nature. Annual Representative 53-54; Annual Staff 53- 54; DE. Club 52-54. IORGENSEN, MARGARET JANE PLAIN JANE Minds cannot follow it, nor words express her sweetness. Superlative 53-54; Queen of Russell 53-54; Drum Majoretie 50-54; Co-Ccpictin Majoreite 52-54; Point- er Staff 53-54; Wi1dcut Staff 53-54; Civinettes 52- 54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Quill crud Scro11 52-53; Y-Teen C1ub 49-51; Sub-Freshmcm BasketbaH Team 49-50; Annual Rep. 49-50; Senior Gir1s' G1ee C1ub 51-52; Tri-City Concert 51-52; Spanish Operetta 51-52; Fifth District Twirling Festival 50-52; Sec. and Treas. of Homeroom 51-52; Vice-Pres. of Home- room 52-53; Homeroom Queen of Hearts 52-53; Wildcat Rep. 52-53; PTA. 52-53; FHA. 52-53; Spanish Club 52-53; Letter C1ub 50-54. KEITH. WILLIAM HOWARD BILL' An inability to stay quiet. KIRBY, MILLICENT MARIE MILLIE A good natured girl is loved best. 1113. and DOT. C1ubs 52-54. KIRKLAND, DAVID DUKE DUKE The rule of my life is to make business a pleas- ure, and pleasure a business. Pointer Representative 51-52; Mi1itc1ry Officers C1ub 51-52; Science C1ub 5152; Key C1ub 52-54; Key Club Director 52-54; Civitans 53-54; CO-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y BasketbaH Team 53-54; Track Team 5253; Fashion Show 53-54. KNIPP, NANCY EVELYNE KNIPPIE To be slow in words is a woman's only virtue.' Central High: Latin Club 50-51; Dateens 5051; Young High: G1ee Club 51-52; Latin Club 51-52; SENIOB Hiking Club 51-52; Tip Top Club 51-52; Select Ensemble 51-52; East Tennessee Choral Festival 51-52; Russell: Mixed Chorus 52-53; Leon High: 1r.-Sr1 Prom Committee 53; Florida Music Festival 53; Mixed Chorus 53; Russell: Gold Robe Choir 53-54; Red Cross Representative KUPFER. PATRICIA JANE PAT A heart benevolent and kind. Charleston High: FHA. 50-51; Afternoon Sports 51-52; Russell: Y-Teens 52-53; DE. Club 53-54. LACKEY. PATRICIA ANN PAT Ay, me, how weak a thing the heart of woman is. Girls' Chorus 49-50; Mixed Chorus 51-52; D.E. Club 53-54; D.E. Reporter 53-54. LANCASTER, KENNETH DENNARD. IR. DENNY Quietness is a grace in itself. - Band 49-54; Band Officer 52-53; Washington Band Trip 52-53; Music Award 51-52; Tri-City Concert 51-52; Fulton County Band Clinic 5354; Boys' Chorus 51-52; Christmas Carol Festival 51- 52; Philadelphia Trip 51-52; Glee Club 51-52; Christmas Music Festival 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53- 54; Homeroom Officer 50-51. LEATHERS. CLAUDETTE CLAUDIA 'Twas the loveliest hair in the world. Marietta High: Teen Canteen 48-49; Russell: Glee Club 4950; Fifth District Music Festival 49- 50; Y-Teens 50-53; Homeroom Sec. 50-51. McCONNELL, BARBARA LOUISE BOBBIE Let somebody else do the worrying. Honor Roll 49-50; Washington Trip 49-50; Tri- City Music Clinic 49-50; County Band Competi- tion 49-50; Softball Team 49-50; Annual Rep. 49- 50; Sec. of Homeroom 49-50; Sub-Freshman Bas- ketball Team 49-50; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Band 4952; Tri-City Concert 5052; Girls' Chorus 49-51; Gold Robe Choir 51-53; Red Cross Rep. 51-52; Y-Teens 49-54; Field Day 49-50; Ac- tivity Letter Club 50-54; Officer of Gold Choir 5253; Christmas Carol Festival 5052; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Spring Festival 52-53; Mixed Chorus 50-51; Girls' Smcr11 Ensemble 53-54; F.H.A. 53-54; Wildcat Staff 5354. MCDONALD. IOAN LEE IODY Golden hair like streaming sunlight. Homeroom Pres. 49-50; Delegate to Georgia Girls' State 52-53; Homeroom Queen 51-52; Sec. of Homeroom 52-53; D.C.T. Club 53-54; Treas. ol DIBE D.C.T. Club 53-54; Co-Editor of Georgia State D.C.Tl; Inspirer 53-54; Sweetheart of Homeroom 53-54. McDUFFIE, MARJORIE FAYE MAC Ability wins the esteem 0! all. Sub-Freshmdn Cheerleader 49-50; Homeroom Queen 51-53; Civinettes 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; Cheerleader 52-54; Alternate Captain of Cheerleaders 53-54; Senior Superlatlve 53-54; Girls' Block Letter Club 52-54; Dramatics Club 51-52; Wi1clcat Rep; 49-50; Home- room Officer 49-50; Senior Extravaganza 49-50; Tri-Cily Concert 5062; Christmas Carol Fest 50- 52; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Glee Club 49-52; FHA. 53-54; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; Honor R011 49-52. McDUFFIE. MARY ELIZABETH DUFFIE Manner, not gold. is woman's best adornment. Y-Teens 49-54; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Glee Club 50-51; Tri-City Concert 50-51; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; Activity Letter Club 51-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52- 54; Jr: Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; Spanish Club 52-53; Annual Staff 53-54; Bank Teller 5354; Honor Society 52-54; Vice-Pres. Y-Teens 53-54: Annua1 Staff 53-54; Honor Roll 49-54. MEARES. STANLEY HOLT STAN Always ready to lend a helpful hand. Annual Rep. 51-54; Homeroom King 50; Golf Team 49-54; Key Club 51-54; Civitan Club 54; RBLA. Club 54; Dramatics Club 54; Glee Club; Science Club; Vice-Pres. Dramatics Club; Wild- cat Rep. MERRITT. BETTY LOUISE BETTY BOOTS Not c: kinder life nor sweeter. D.E. Club 51-54 MONCRIEF, CRAWFORD BENNETT HARRISON, III BILLY A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. Rifle team 51-52; D.C.T. 53-54. MOON, GERALD REX BARNYARD He touches nothing but he adds a charm. Baseball 5354; R Club 53-54; Civitan CluL 52-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Key Club 53-54; Captain Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 53-54; Board of D1- rectors Key Club 53-54; Baseball Region 4 AA Champs 52-53; Fire Marshal 53-54; Bank Teller 52-53; chk Director 53-54; Freshman Class Of- ficer 51-52; Homeroom Officer 50-51; Superlative 54; Science Club 52-53; r1.-Sr. Dance Committee 5253; N.C.O. Club 51-52; Sub-Freshmcm Track 4950; Sub-Freshman Basketball 49-50; King of Homeroom 50-51, 53-54. 46 CTOBY MORRIS, IOEL NEWTON POP Trust in God, and keep your powder dry. Wildcat Rep. 49-50, 5253; Art Club 49-50; Mu- sic Club 49-51; Football 50-51; Annual Rep. 50- 51; Homeroom Sec. 50-51; Gold Robe 51-52; Sci- ence Club 51-52; D.C.T. 52-54; Treds. of D.C.T. 52-53; Sec. D.C.T. 53-54. MURDOCK, DONALD LAMAR MURD Every why hath a whereiore. G011 team 52-53; Tennis Club 52-53; Key Club 53-54; Science Club 50-51; B Team 1700113011 51- 52; Officers Club 52-53; Federal Inspection 51-53; County Competition 50-53. NEMBACH. BARBARA LEE PLUTO A maid of grace and complete majesty. Jonesboro High: Mojorette 50-52; Tri-Hi-Y Club 50-51; Mixed Chorus 50-51; Edison Ir. High: Bus ketball Team 48-49; Twirling Club 48-50; Russell: D E. 53-54. NORRIS. AGATHA IUANITA '4GATER A Winsome, wee thing. Glee Club 49-54; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; RHA. 50-51; Gold Robe Choir 52-54. NORRIS, DORSEY ALVIE COLONEL A military gent I see! B Team Football 4950; NCO. Club 5051; Officers Club 51-54; DE. Club 53-54: Rifle Team 51-54; County Competition 51-54; Bank Rep. 5354; Wildcat Rep. 53-54. NORTH, LARRY CARLTON SHORTY His heart is kind and gentle. Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; DE. Club 53; Central High: Boxing 52-53. O'QUINN, BETTY ANN BET There is no jewel in the world so valuable as a virtuous woman. Glee Club 5052; DE. 53-54. PARKER, MARY EVELYN EVE I make the most of all that comes. Library Staff 50-51; Y-Teens 52-54; Sec. Library Club 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Dramatic Club 53- 54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 53-54; F1B.L.A. 53-54. SENIOR PARNELL. JAMES LANIER LANNY Why aren't they all content like me. Bond 5052; Red Cross Rep. 51-52; Ir. Hi-Y 52-53. PARROTT, PATRICIA MADELINE COOKIE I! I will. I will, you may depend on i!. Band 49-50; Y-Teens 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Co-Ed l-li-Y Basketball Team 53-54; F.B.L.A. 53-54; Y-Teens 53-54. PHILLIPS. GWENDOLYN IMOGENE GENE The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. Softball Team 49-50; Annual Rep. 49-51; Wild- cat Rep. 4950; Art Club 49-50; FHA. 50-51; Treats. Homeroom 50-51; Bank Teller 5051; Red Cross Rep. 50-52; Fulton County Play Day 51-53; Y-Teens 51-54; Volleyball Team 51-52; State Play Day at Athens 52-53; Nat. Honor Society 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Quill and Scroll Club 53-54; Y-Teen Rep. at Convention in Washington and New YO'k 53-54: Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 53-54; Honor RMoll 49-53; Wildcat Staff 53-54; Annual Staff 53-54. POPE, DELLA SYRELL SlSSY Her virtue speaks for itself. 1r. BarM 49-52: CO-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Y-Teens 52-53; F.B.L.A. 53-54: FHA. 49-50; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 53-54. POWER. JAMES ROLAND 'GRANNY A man of courage never wants weapons. 13 Football Team 51-52; Varsity Football 53- 54; NB Team Basketball 49-50; Key Club 52-54: Civitan Club 53-54; R Club 54; Homeroom Of- ficer 5051; Officers Club 51-52. Chorus 50-52; FHA. 50-52; F.B.L.A. 50-52; Iunior Achievement 50-51; Wildcat Rep. 52-54; D.C.T. C1ub 52-54. LINZEY, GEORGE EARNEST GOOFUS All things come round to him who will but wait. Football Team 51-53; Track Team 52-53; B Team Basketball 51; Pres. of Homeroom 52-53; Baseball Team 54; Key Club 5254; Key Club Board of Directors 52-54; 1r. Civitcm Club 53-54; Sec. 0nd Treas. of Science Club 52-53; R Club 52-54; Boys' Block Letter Club 52-53; Red Cross Rep. 52-53, Wildcat Rep. 49-50; Annual Rep. 50- 51; County Competition 5052; Sub-Freshmcm Track Team 49-50; Senior Play 54. LOWRY. LOIS EVELYN BUBBLES Silence never betrays you. Glee Club 5051; Tri-City Concert 5051; Span- ish Operetta 50-51; Trees. of Homeroom 50-51; Red Cross Rep. 5051; Annual Rep. 50-52; DE. Club 53-54: F.B.L.A. 53-54; Co-Ecl Hl-Y 53-54. MADDOX. DAVID LEE TEASPOON Ah! Pleasure a pleasant thing. MANGUM. ROBERT A. ROBERTA Youth calls for pleasure. Officers Club; D.C.T. Club 53-54. MARTIN, CURTIS PARK PARKIE Born for success. he seems. DE. Club 52-53; DE. Club Pres. 53-54. QUINN. DONALD PIERRE Young, strong, healthy and quiet. B Team Football 4950; Varsity Football Team 5054; Track 51-52; HR Club 53-54; Music 53-54: Boys' Block Letter Club 51-54; Fire Marshal 51-54. QUINN, THOMAS EDWARD ED A gentleman by nature, a scholar by educa- tion. O'Keefe High: Boys' Glee Club 49-50; Monitor 49-50; Spanish Club 50-51; Boys' Chorus 5051; Red Cross Rep. 49-50; Art Club 50-51; 81h Grade Football; Shamrock Rep. 49-50; Science Club 50- 51; Senior Follies 4950; Russell: Spanish Club 50-52; Glee Club 50-52; Vice-Pres. Homeroom 51- 52; Sec. Homeroom 53-54; B Team Basketball 51-52; B Team Football 52-53; Basketball 52-54; Fulton County Champs 5253; Region Runner-up 52-53; Philadelphia Group 51-52; 1r. Civitcms 52- 54,- Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Kiwanis Club 52-54; Span- ish T.V. Show 51-52; County Competition 51-52; String Ensemble 53-54; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Tri-City Concert 50-52; Fire Marshal 52-53; Region Champs Basketball 53-54. REED. BETTY IO 10 Success is the reward of toil. Y-Teens 5153; Spanish Operetta 50; Honor Roll 49-54; Tri-City Concert 51; FHA. 51-53; DE. Club 53-54: Co-Ecl Hi-Y 52-54; Girls' Chorus 50-51; Ac- tivity Letter Club 5154; Mixed Chorus 51-52; chk Teller 51-52; Annual Staff 53-54; Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; Christmas Carol Festival 5052,- Honor Society 53-54. RICHTER. SHERRY ANN CHERlE Heaven leant an angel's beauty to her face. FHA. Club 54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 54; Y-Teens Club 54; Gold Robe Choir 54; Girls' Small Ensemble 54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 54; F.B.L.A. Club 54. 47 DIBECTGBY ROBB, FORREST THOMAS TOM Fearless minds climb soonest unto crowns. Track 5054; Homeroom King 51-52; Presl of Homeroom 51-52; W'ildcczt Rep. 51-52; County Competition 50-53; Band 51-52; Football 5153; Art Club 49-50; Dramatic Club 51-52; Federal 1n spection 52-53. ROBB. VIOLA ANN VI ANN A lovely lady garmented in light. Music Festival 49-50; Girls' Chorus 49-51; Span- ish Operetta 50-51; Wildcat Reporter 53-54; Red Cross Rep. 49-50; Fifth District Music Festival 49- 50; Trl-City Concert 49-52; Sub-Freshmcm Chorus 49-50; Spring Festival 49-52; Mixed Chorus 51-52; Beginners Band 4950; Small Ensemble 53; Vice- Pres. Civinettes 52-53; Pres. Civinettes 53-54: Homeroom Secretary 51-52; Gold Robe Choir 52- 53; Y-Teens 50-54; F.H.A. 53-54; Homeroom Queen 49-50; Vice-Pres. Homeroom 49-50; 1r.-Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; Librarian Girls' Chorus 4950; Christmas Festival 49-53. ROBERTS, BEVERLY IEAN BEV I'll never trouble trouble until trouble troubles me. Washinqlon Seminary: Tullulah Falls Club 49- 52; Red Cross Club 49-52; Music Club 49-52: Honor Society 51-52: Sec. of Soph. Class 51-52: Phi Pi Sororllv 51-53; Sec. KS Treqs. of Music Club 5152; Russell: Annual Rep. 5253; Girls' Chorus Assocpunist 52-53; Sponsor 51-53; 1r.-Sr. Prom Committee 52-53; Co-Ed Hl-Y 52-54; Wildcat Rep. 53-54; Pres. F.H.A. 53-54; Superlatives 53-54; Vice-Pres. of Glee Club 53-54; Pres. Girls' Chorus 52-53. ROBERTS. RICHARD DIXON HWEE Stately and loll he moves in the hall. Homeroom Pres. 4950; Annual Rep. 49-52: Wildcat Pep. 49-53; N.C.O. Club 51-52; Football B Team 51-52; County Competition 52-53; Of- ficers Club 52-53; Co-Ed Hl-Y 53-54; Gold Robe Choir 5152; Golf Team 52-53. ROBYNSON. MARGARET ODESSA MARGE Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Glee Club 49-51; DE. Club 53-54. ROCHESTER. MILDRED CAROLYN CAROLINE A friend always to be remembered. Wildcat Representative 49-50; Eighth Grade Chorus 49-50; Musical Christmas Program 4953: Fifth District Music Festival 4950; Sec. of Home- room 50-51; Girls' Chorus 50-52; F.SA. Club 51- 52; Y-Teens 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Mixed Chorus 5253; DE. Club 53-54; Sweetheart of DE. Club 53-54. SENIOB D RYDER. FRANCES ANN ANN A happy and good-natured girl. SEARS, JEAN SHEARS I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Red Cross Rep. 49-50; Annual Rep. 50-52; Mcx- jorette 51-54; Civinettes 52-54; Sub-Freshmcm G1ee Club 49-50; Y-Teens 52-53; Letter Club 52-54; Spanish C1ub 52-54: Dramatic Club 53-54; Christ- mas Play 5354; Sweetheart of Homeroom 53-54; Fifth District Music Festival 52-54; Tri-City Con- cert 50-52; Spanish Operetta 51-52; Gold Robe Chorus 52-53; Senior Fo11ies 50-51; Homeroom Queen 49-50; Mixed Chorus 51-52; Senior P1ay 54. SELMAN. AMY JACQUELINE JACKIE An easy-minded soul, and, always was. Y-Teens 49-53; FHA. 52-54; Spanish Club 52- 54; Co-Ecl Hi-Y 52-54; Civinettes 52-54; Girls' Small Ensemble 53-54; Homeroom Officer 49-50; Wildcat Staff 53-54; Annual Stuff 53-54; Girls' State 53; Quill and Scro11 52-53; Ir.-Sr. Prom Committee 52-53; F.T.A. 52-53; Senior Extravaganza 51. SIRMANS, BARBARA JEAN BOBBIE The choicest things of life come small. Homeroom Vice-Pres. 50-51; DE. 5354; F.H.A. 51-52. SHACKELFORD, ROBERT GAITHER HBOB As honest a man as the sun ever shone on. SKINNER, EUCHEE HARP BUBBA Nature made him, then broke the mold. Pres. of Homeroom 50-51, 53-54; Pres. of Fresh- mcm Class 50-51; Annual Rep. 49-50; Key C1ub 53-54; Philadelphia Trip 52; Key Club Board of Directors 53-54; Science Club 53-54; Senior Play 50-51; Annual Staff 54; Trans. Senior Class 53-54; Senior Superlative 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Co- Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 53-54; Football Statis- tician 53-54; Sub-Freshmcm BasketbaH 4950. SMITH. BEVERLY YVONNE SMITH Tell me, pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you? Seabreeze High: G.A.A. 49; Russel1: Sub-Fresh- man Basketball 49-50; Girls' Chorus 50-52; Gold Robe Choir 52-53; Homeroom Officer 50-51; Fifth District Music Festival 49-50; Honor Roll 49-52; Christmas Carol Festival 51-52; Tri-City Concert 50-53; Senior Extravaganza 49-50; Spanish C1ub 5253; Spanish Operetta 51-52; Military Sponsor 50-52; Homeroom Queen 5052; Ir.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 52-53; Co-Ecl Hi-Y 5254; Junior Class Of- ficer 52-53; Civinettes 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basket- bc111 Team 53-54; Homeroom Officer 53-54; FHA. Trees. 53-54. SMITH, GERALDINE GERRYH Contentment turnishes constant icy. Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; F.B.L.A. 53-54. SMITH, JOSEPH CAMP 10E His heart's his mouth. SMITH, LAMAR DEAN LOU Happy the man. Football 50-53; Baseball 50-53; Al1-Stc1r Team 52-53; Pres. 1r. Class 52-53; Superlative 53-54; Fire Marshal 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 51-52; Civitcms 51-52; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; Wildcat Rep. 50- 51; Pres. Homeroom 50-51; R C1ub 53-54; Key Club 52-53; Glee Club 50-51. SPARKS, SUSANA ALEF SUSU An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Sub-Freshmcm Cheerleader; FHA. 50-53; Dra- matic 51-52; Cheerleader 52-54; Honor Society 54; Homeroom Officer 50-51; Wildcat Staff 52-53; Annuq1 Staff 53-54; SuperkItive 54; Civinettes 52- 54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 5254; Youth Legislature tCo-Ed Hi-Y1 53; Our World Today T.V. Pane1 53; Treas. of Civinettes 53-54; Senior P1Gy 54. SPENCE, ERMINIE ELIZABETH WORMIE I do betray myself with blushing. Sub-Freshmom Girls' Chorus 49-50; Mixed Chorus 51-52;G01d Robe Choir 52-54; Fifth District Music Festival 51-52; Library Club 53-54; F.T.A. 52-53; FHA. 54; Band 51-53; Officer of Dramatic Club 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-53; Y-Teens 49-52; Red Cross Rep. 51-53; chk Teller 53-54; Wildcat Stuff 53-54; Tri-City Concert 51-52; Christmas Festiva1 51-54. STEELE. DAN VERLON PRYSOCK A main polished to the nail. Key Club 52-54; Civitcm Club 53-54: gourd of Directors of Key C1ub 53-54; Pres. Homeroom 53-54; King of Homeroom 53-54; Superlative 53- 54; B Team Football 51-52. STITH, HENRY HAMMOND HAM He iound time for both work and play. 48 IRE CTOBY Senior Superlative 53-54; Sec. of Senior Class 53-54; Pointer Staff 53-54; Vice-Pres. of Junior Class 52-53; Homeroom Officer 52-54; Honor So- ciety 53-54; Pres. Honor Society 53-54; Students Activities Council 5254; Vice-Pres. S.A.C. 52-54; Co-Ecl Hi-Y 52-54; Key Club 52-54; Sec Key Club 53-54; Our Wor1d Today T.V. Pune1 52; Footba11 52-53; B Team Football 51-52; B Team Bas- ketball 4951; Co-chptcxin BcsketbuH Team 53- 54; Basketbcdl 51-54; Letter Club 51-53; Track 49- 54; Senior P1cxy Committee 54; Ir.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 52-53; R Club 5354; Officers Club 51- 53; N.C.O. Club 50-51; State Track Meet 52; Ir. Hi-Y 49-50; Jr. Hi-Y Basketball Team 49-51; Pres. S.H.C. 53-54. STOVALL. ANITA JOYCE IOY A smile and eloquence of beauty. STRICKLAND. WILLIE ALFORD STRICK True to his words, his worth and his friends. B Team Footbal1 49-50; D.C.T. Club 52-54. TRAVIS, IAMES FRANK ROOSTER For knowledge too. is itself a power. Pres. Homeroom 4950; Red Cross Rep. 49-50; Wildcat Rep. 49-50; Kiwanis Key Club 52-54; Science Club 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Civitcn Club 53-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y Basketbuu 53-54; Pointer Staff 5354; BasebaH 53-54; Our World Today RV. Program 53; Vice-Pres. Homeroom 50-51; Freqs. Homeroom 51-52; Annual Rep. 50-51; 1r. Achievement 51-52; N.C.O. 51-52; Ir. Hi-Y 4950; County Competition 51-52; Honor Society 54. TUCKER. PEGGY SUZANNE LU LU Music is the most impressive of all arts. Fifth District Festival 49-51; Sub-Freshmcm Gir1s' Chorus 49-50; Intermediate chd 49-50; Activity Letter Club 5054; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; Wildcat Rep. 50-51; Mixed Chorus 50-54; Girls' Chorus 51-52; Senior Band 554; Athens Vocal C1inic 52- 53; Girls' Small Ensemble 51-52; Wilhousky Vocal C1inic 52-53; Third Reg. chd Clinic 53-54; All County Band 53-54; Hupeville Music Clinic 5354. TUCKER, WINFRED S. WINKY Silence is gain to many of mankind. Music Club 52-53; F.B.L.A. 52-53. TURNER, PATRICIA PAT Obliqinq and cheerful, industrious and kind. Sub-Freshmcm Cheer1ec1der 49-50; Sub-Freshmcm Gir1s' Chorus 49-50; Fifth District Music Festivcd 49-50; Senior Extravaganza 49-50; Treats. Home- room 49-51; Tri-City Concert 49-50; Girls' Chorus 50-52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Christmas Carol SENIOB Festival 51-52; Co-Ed Hi-Y 5254; Spanish Club 52-53; 1r.-Sr. Prom Committee 5253; Ad Club 53- 54; Annual Staff 5354; Civinettes 53-54. TURNER. PHYLLIS PHIL Domestic happiness, thou only bliss. Sub-Freshman Cheerleader 49-50; Sub-Fresh- man Girls' Chorus 49-50; Fifth District Music Fes- tival 49-50; Senior Extravaganza 49-50: Girls' Chorus 49-52; Tri-City Concert 4951; Spanish Op- eretta 50-51; Co-Ed Hi-Y 52-54; Spanish C1ub 52- 53; 1r.-Sr. Prom Committee 52-53; Annual Staff 5354; Ad C1ub 53-54; Civinettes 53-54; Christmas Carol Festival 51-52, UNDERWOOD, MARGARETTE ANN UNDIE For me the world is icy. Christmas Music Program 49-53; Mixed Chorus 52-53; Girls' Chorus 49-52; Wi1dcot Rep. 51-52; Spanish Operetta 50-51; Tri-City Concert 50-52; Fifth District Music Festival 50-52; Annual Rep. 50-51; Homeroom Pres. 51-52; Homeroom Queen 49-50; Homeroom Sweetheart 51-54; Mi1itctry Spon- sor 50-54; Letter C1ub 49-50; Red Cross Rep. 52- 53; Sub-Freshmcm Basketbcdl 49-50; Bunk Tel1er 50-54; Board of Directors School Bank 5254; C0- Ed Hi-Y Basketball 52-53; F.B.L.A. 53-54; Sweet- heart of Russell 53-54; Tumbling Team 52-53: 1r. Achievement 52-54. VANSANT, HARVEY ROBERT BOBBY The man who hath music in his soul. Homeroom Treas. 50-52; R1119 Team 50-54; Phi1- ade1phia Boys' Chorus 51-52; Glee Club 52-53; Officers Club 52-54; Honor Guard 51-54; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Senior Superlative 54; Assistant Mili- tary Instructor 53-54; Wildcat Staif 53-54; Senior Play 54. VAUGHN, EDGAR ALBERT, IR. HEDH Logic is logic. That's all I say. Football 5354; Track 51-54; Homeroom Trees. 49-50; Homeroom Pres. 5051; Fire Marshal 53- 54; Key Club 52-54; It. Civitan C1ub 5254; Red Cross Rep. 53-54; Wildcat Rep. 5253; R Club 53-54; Homeroom Sec. 52-53; Science Club 52-53; Co-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; Fulton County Track Meet 52 54; Region 4 AA Track Meet 51-53; String Ensem- ble 54; County Competition 52-53; Sub-Freshman Track Team 4950; 8', Team Football 51-52; Block Letter Club 52-53. WALDROP, ROBERT HBIG RED He that is of a merry heart hath a continued feast. Key Club 53-54; Science Club 52-53; Sec. of Homeroom 49-50; County Competition 51-52; Sen- ior Superlative 53-54; Art Club 52-53. WALKER, PATRICIA LORENE SQUIRT The ideal of courtesy. wit, and charm. Library Staff 49-52; Mixed Chorus 49-54; Red Cross Representative 50-52; F.1-11A. Club 52; Girls, G1ee Club 50-52; D.C.T. Club 52-54; Delegate Gt D.C.Tt State Convention 52-54; Delegate to DtC.T1 Planning Convention 53-54; Military Sponsor 53- 54; Vice-Pres. 01' D.C.T. 53-54. WALKER, ROBERT EDWIN BOBBY Friendship is the gift of God. Key C1ub 53-54; Iunior Achievement 5254; County Competition 50-53; Best Drilled Private 51-53. WALTERS, DIXIE LEIGH DIX We meet thee like a pleasant thought when such are needed. Pres. Homeroom 50-51; Red Cross Rep. 50-51; Homeroom Queen 51-52; Annuc11 Rep. 5051; Wiki- cut Rep. 5051; Future Business Leaders 5354; Bank Teller 52-53; Annual Rep. 52-53. WALTON, JERRY CONARD DUDE In wisdom's ranks he stands the first. Varsity Football 51-53; Greater At1untu Foot- ball Team 53; B Team Football 4950; Varsity Track 5154; 4 AA Region Track Meet 52-54; County Truck Meet 52-54; Captain Hi-Y Basket- ball Team 53-54; Sub-Freshmcm Basketball Team 49-50; Vice-Pres. 13' Club 53-54; Pres. Home- room 51-52; Vice-Pres. Homeroom 5253; Junior Class Officer 52-53; Vice-Pres. F.B.L.A5 52-53; Pointer Staff 5354; Board of Directors Key Club 5354; Senior Superlative 53-54; Bank Teller 51- 52; Fire Marshal 53-54; Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 52-53; Boys' Block Letter Club 52-54; CO-Ed Hi-Y C1ub 52-54; Civitcm Club 53-54; F.B,L.A. Club 50- 54; Science Club 52-53; R Club 52-54; Key Club 5154; Honor Society 54. WARE. WRIGHT WILLIAM, IR. LORD DE LA WARE None but the brave deserves the fair. WHARTON. JEANETTE TEAPOT The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Houston, Texas: F.T.A1 50-51; Y-Teens 51-52; Spanish C1ub 5152; Russell: Co-Ed Hi-Y C1ub 53-54; Vice-Pres. of F.B.L.A. 53-54. DIBECTIDBY WATERS, ALICE VERNELLE LUCY Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. G1ee Club 49-53; DE, Club 535 . WATSON, PATRICIA ANN i'PAT Calmness is great advantage. Gir1s' Chorus 4950; DE. C1ub 52-54. WHEELER, PEGGY JOYCE BUNNY Nature made her what she is and never made another. Glee Club 51-52; Spanish Operetta 51; Tri-City Concert 52; Treas. of Homeroom 50-51; ch1emine Queen for Homeroom 51-52; D.GT. 53-54; Annual Rep. 53-54; Sec. of Homeroom 51-521 WHITTINGTON, NAOMI LORETTA NO1NE A girl of rarest kind. Pointel Rep, 53; DE. Club 53; D.C.T. Club 54. WILLIS, PEGGY JOYCE KNILLIS She is pretty to walk with, and wity to talk with. Columbus Ir. High 49-50: Prest Gir1s' Athletic Assoc 49-50; Intermural Basketball 4950; Super- lative 49-50; 1ntrctmurc11 Softball 49-50; Latin Club 50; Russell Hiqh 51: Spanish Club 52-53; Y-Teens 52-54; Senior Rep. GIrls, Ath1etic Assoc, 53-54; CO-Ed Hi-Y 53-54; F.B.L.A. 53-54; Ad C1ub 53-54: CO-Ed Hi-Y Basketball Team 53-54; Annual Staff 5254; Jr.-Sr, Prom Committee 52-53; SenioI Su- perlative 53-54. WILLOUGHBY, MILDRED PAULINE HMILLIE Maiden with the meek, brown eyes. DE, Club 53-54. WOODALL, EMILY SUE BEAT Happy am I. from cars I am iree. Wi1dcct Staff 5354; Annual Staff 53-54; Gold Robe Choir 53-54; G1ee Club 51-54; Band 49-53; Letter Club 5154; Red Cross Officer 5053; Li- brary Stuff 5051; Co-Ed Hi-Y 5354; Bank Teller 52-54; PBLA 53-54; Annua1 Rept 51-53; 1unior Achievement 51-52. S E N Fortunes told 77 fortunes told 77 you preddy lady, you lotk you fortune told? No? Yo peroxide blonde . . . you lok you fortune told, nizeeo lady? Yes? Ah . . . cross my palm wid paper tintlotionl now . . . With my creestol ball I see, Meelyonaire BUBBA SKINNER opening een New York een hit production, El Quest del Morte, weeth support- ing players KAY BEDINGFIELD, NANCY BURRESS, MARY MCDUFFIE, and SAMBO CHANCE, and cost of thousands. Backstage we find stogehands DAVID KIRKLAND and LAMAR HARRISON repairing lightbulbs and wiring weet bubble gum. Also, designers PAULA BAGWELL and LUCY ALDERMAN are creating new costumes made com- pletely of dollar bills sewed together. Outside ze theatre we find chauffeur HAMMOND SMITH waiting in 1974 Cadillac for Mr. Skinner, listening to songs of roving trio of gypSy singers, RICHARD JENKINS, STEPHEN HAT- FIELD, and BOBBY VANSANT. Ze crystal ball grows dirn . . . ohl Ees baseball game . ees pitcher LAMAR SMITH striking out batter otter batter, with ze encouragement of IEAN SEARS, occupy- ing a front row sectt. Also playing we find JACKIE and GENE DAVIS. I hear zctt ze first Olympic Basketball game ees to be played today . . . representing ze U.S. weel be HARRY BLONDHEIM, DON BISHOP, EMORY CAIN, ED QUIN, and DON GOOCH. Ze team ees coached by MARTY CAMP and SHIRLEY HOLT. Een Olympic track ees BOBBY FULLER running the mile in three minutes, weeth ze aid of EDGAR VAUGHN'S new inventioneroller skates adopted for trotck. Ze scene ees change . . . ees football gcunel JERRY WALTON ees doubling as doctor and player for LARRY DEWBERRY'S football team, the 'Fifty Fourers.' Also playing ore ROBERT ADDY, cheered on by ANN ASTIN, JIMMY POWERS, BENNY GREEH, ond GEORGE LlNZEY, who also acts in Hollywood during the off season. I see now Olympic swimming team, weez KENNETH GUNDERSON, winning all events. Covering ze sports world news I see BENNIE GILSTRAP, star re- porter of ze Atlanta Journal, now owned and edited by JUDY JONES. Miss Jones ees in conference at ze moment, with her Circulation manager, JAMES CHAPMAN. Zey are discussing putting out on extra to publicize ze open- ing of ze new entertainment center, Ze Spot, owned and operated by PEGGY WILLIS ond SUE SPARKS. Ze center was formerly Russell High School. Ze scene ees change once more . . . oh! . . . ees opene ing of ze new entertainment center . . . first ees chorus line, featuring BARBARA BACCHUS, MARY ANN BROWN, MARGIE MCDUFFIE, HAZEL HARTLEY, and JANE IOR- GENSON. Ees special chorus line, flown in from New York, where zey regularly appear in ROBERT WAL- DROP'S drive-in night club. Next on ze program ees torch singer, RENEE BROWN, accompanied by MARY HELEN PIANO RED COLLINS. She will sing ze new song, Ben Hill Blues written by SYDNEY HAMRIC and KENNETH LANCASTER especially for zis opening. Comes now introduction of extinguished guests: PAT FOWLER, recently voted Miss Yogurt, by ze Notional I 0 . B Association of Yogurt Manufacturers. She has just en- dorsed BABETTE HOWLAND'S new face cream, mode weez yogurt. Also extinguished guests ees JAMES HARDY and bees wife, the former BETH GIBBONS; M'seur Hardy ees famous international financier. Also een audience I see PHYLLIS TURNER Smith and PATRICIA TURNER West and zeir four sets of twins. Zeir new book, Wholesale Child Psychology has just been published. Back to ze show; next on ze program I see 0L fashion show, featuring fashions by Mom'selle PEGGY CRAW- FORD. First ees evening dress, modeled by JACKIE SEL- MAN. Waiting zeir turn een ze wings are MARILYN BARROWS, MARTHA GRIFFIN, BEVERLY SMITH, SHER- RY RICHTER, Vl ANN ROBB, and NANCY KNIPP. Aha! Ees disturbance een 2e rear of ze auditorium! Ees return of PAT BOGGS and BILL KEITH, world famous travelers by the thumb route. Zey hot just return from trip to Lower Mongolia. M'seur Keith ees writer of book, 50,000 Miles by Way of ThumbeWithout Ct Retreod. Ees quiet now, and next on 2e program ees JANICE CAMMON, singing Ees You-All From Dixie? wees ze accompaniment of Cunnel KENNETH FURBUSH on 2e bonjo. Ze Cunnel hots at last been converted to a true Rebel. Comes now ze exhibition of 29 Typist Trio, JEAN DER- RICK, JEAN DE RAMUS ond SARA BROWN, typing 75 words a minute wees one hand while singing Whistle While You Work. Ees seated een ze audience now I see HM JOHNSON, now world famous tobacco auctioneer and connoisseur in North Carolina. Comes now interview wees LEE JONES omd CHARLES JORDAN who hove just returned from trip to Africa, where zey sold Crosleys to ze pquies. Each car ees guaranteed indestructobleeees been pre-tested by JOE GEORGE, IOEL MORRIS, and ANN RYDER. Eef eet ees een one piece when you get eet, nothing can hurt eet. Also seated een ze audience I see ERMINE SPENCE and BARBARA MCCONNELL. Zeir husbands not here to- nightAboth playing een bond at Hot Corner No. l. Comes now piano solo by CAROLYN ROCHESTER, her own original composition, Decatur Street Drag. Ees ocornponied by PEGGY TUCKER, playing her own orig- inal composition, Double Toot on the Flute in C Sharp Major. Confusing, but novel. But behold! Ees change ze scene! Ees now I see BEV- ERLY ROBERTS posing for advertisement, endorsing Dent- l-glo toothpaste, ze toothpaste mode weeth diamond dust. Ees manufactured by GERALD MOON. Mmmmmebock to the showeees now lecture on Ze Effect of Five Years of Russell on Ze Nervous System, by DAN STEELE, PhD. tphollower of Deonnotl with hees prize exhibit IMOGENE PHILLIPS, who hasn't been the same since she worked on ze Pointer and tried to pass shorthand ot ze some time. P B 0 P . . . Reading een ze crystal ball I see motorcycle race, between BILLY IVEY, DON QUINN, TOM lOHNSON, and REID TRIMBLE, will be held on new East Point Speed- way, just completed. Eet was built by BOBBY WALKER, and LARRY NORTH. Comes now introduction of EMILY SUE WOODDALL, famous Broadway news hound; For my first scoop to- night, I'd like to announce zat the rising young playright STANLEY MEARES has written a play especially for ze famous ANNETTE BRADLEY, entitled, For Whom Ze Bell Tolls, or, What! Late to Class Again! Several beau- tiful models were seen at ze Stork Club last night, adver- tising STEWART DILLARDIS new hair preparation, EX- tract de Lemon luicef for blondes. Zey were, BETTY DOYALI ONETHA ABERCROMBIE, BARBARA NEMBACH, EDNA HATFIELD, JANICE FREDERICK, JOAN MCDON- ALD and PATSY LACKEY. Ees now also celebration at ze MONCRIEF home. All the friends of MILDRED BETTIS Moncriet and CRAW- FORD invited to their 0th anniversary. Attending the party were WANDA HENRY Woods, PATSY PARROT Robertson, SYRELL POPE Estes DIXIE WALTERS Martin. Who else? Eees EVELYN LOWRY and MILDRED WIL- LOUGHBY being interviewed on T.V. tor zeir new week, HNational Noise Prevention Week sponsored by ze S.P.N. lSociety tor the Prevention of Noisel officers in ze Society are: SecyxeBETTY OIQUlNN, TreaseWINlFRED TUCK- ER, Social ChairmaneBARBARA SIRMANS. To Celebrate Noise Prevention Week ees a band concert planned wees fireworks tonight supplied by CHARLES AIDES. Other members of club: GERRY SMITH, VERNELLE WATERS, and lOYCE STOVALL. BILL HURT'S brass band weel play for ze band con- cert. Members of ze band are: BOBBY FISHER, JOE SMITH, AGATHA NORRIS, and ELDON CORT. Ees now scene at the Dew Drop Inn, owned and op- erated by BUDDY ALSTON and HARRY BOWERS, who also doubles as bouncer. Ees now scene een crystal ball at Fort McPherson, General DORSEY NORRIS reviewing troops for meelitary eenspection. Ees also I see BOBBY MANGUM, MARVIN lVlE, TALMADGE HAND, CARL HENDRIX, PRESTON SUDDlTl-l, and DON HOLBROOK representing the air force, and GLORIA CAMPBELL and ANN UNDERWOOD representing the Woman's Army Corps. Ees how returning from business trip CURTIS MAR- TIN, ze bannana tycoon, wees hees secretary, SHIRLEY COCHRAN. At ze airport to meet heem are hees four Vice-presidents, TOMMY ROBB, JOHN DICKINSON, GEORGE COWART, CHARLES BENEFIELD and zar tour secretaries, DARLENE DAILEY, BETTY DANIEL, MARLENE FILLINGGIM, and NANCY ANDREWS. What ees? Ees ambulance on the way to hospeetall! Ees driven by NONA HANSON, girl dare-clevil driver. H E C Y Een back ees nurse DORIS HOSKINS wees patient STAN- LEY CAMP, suffering from severe heart troubles But, 2e driver ees hungryeze ambulance stops at SALLY CRUTCHFIELD'S Cannibal Inn. Now working at ze Inn are JUNE HYATT, LOUISE HOLT, and LAVERNE DRIVER as car hops. Picketing ze lnn I can see JACKIE HOLT! EVELYN PARKER, and SYLVIA FISHER, on strike because Sally won't provide slacks during the winter. What ees in ze crystal? FRANK TRAVIS and brother are now residing in Augusta raising ze Rhode-lsland Reds. Frank's chicken houses are extra-modern, having been designed by world-famous architect LANNY PAR- NELL. Who ees you ask about now? Ze crystal ball does not know ze whereabouts of BETTY IO REED. When last heard of she was een partnership weez ze Nash com- pany, and was also working for Senator McCarthy wees NAOMI WHITTINGTON, tapping telephone wires. Ees now JIMMY COBB wrestling Georgeous George tonight for ze world's wrestling Championship. M'seur Cobb ees manage by CHARLES CROCKETT. But, back to ze entertainment center. Ze show is finish, and ze patrons are going to ze dining room for supper; ze food ees supply by RAYMOND CABE, ze famous Grocery-store tycoon, wees soft drinks supplied by ze DON MURDOCK bottling company. Ze food ees served by ze famous Rich's Singing Waitresses BETTY MERRITT, JEANETTE WHARTON, PATSY WATSON, and MARGARET ROBINSON. Ees large crowd near ze dooreees crowd of auto- graph hunters attacking RICHARD ROBERTS, famous hill- billy star of stage and screen. Ze crowd ees being held back by officers from ze Ben Hill police force, JAMES COLLINS and BlLL STRICKLAND. Ees who now you are asking about, nozy? . . . Ze crystal ball ees say zat BETTY IO DEVANE and MAR- GARET COX could not be here tonightetoo bad, zey had to make a business trip to New York to consult wees PEGGY WHEELER about zeir leepstick business. Speaking of New York, PAT WALKER ees now play- ing in her own comedy review written by ROBERT HUD- DLESTON. Ees now time for everyone to leave, so ze final song weel be Auld Lang Syne, by ze Singing Six, SUE COL- LEY, MILICENT KIRBY, PATRICIA KUPFER, DAVE MAD- DOX, RONALD RUSSELL, and ROBERT SHACKELFORD. Should auld acquaintance be forgot, well I know some that should . . . Ees all ze crystal ball well show, nizeea leddy, ees all ze Russell graduateseyou pay me now, yes? Ah . . . Five dollars! For five lousy dollars I should have told ze truth! FINIS S E NAME ONETHA ABERCROMBIE ROBERT ADDY CHARLES RIDES LUCY ALDERMAN FRED ALLEN WILLIAM ALSTON NANCY ANDREWS ANN ASTIN BARBARA BACCHUS PAULA BAGWELL SHIRLEY BARBER MARILYN BARBOWS TOMMY BEALL CHARLES BENEFIELD MILDRED BETTIS DON BISHOP HARRY BLONDHEIM PAT BOGGS HARRY BOWERS ANNETTE BRADLEY MARY ANN BROWN SARA BROWN RENEE BROWN NANCY BURRESS RAYMOND CABE EMORY CAIN IAN CAMMON MARTY CAMP STANLEY CAMP GLORIA CAMPBELL IAMES CHAPMAN SAMBO CHANCE CHARLES CROCKETT IIMMY COBB SHIRLEY COCHRAN IAMES COLLINS MARY HELEN COLLINS ELDON CORT MARGARET COX PEGGY CRAWFORD SALLY CRUTCHFIELD DARLENE DAILEY BETTY DANIEL EUGENE DAVIS JEAN DE RAMUS JEAN DERRICK BETTY IO DEVANE LARRY DEWBERRY N I 0 NOTED FOR Endless giggle Playing pool Catching all the girls Being G human perpetuai mo- tion machine Ability to stay out of class Ducks Kind heart Straight stringy hair My fraternity pin Acting dumb Being quiet Yankee accent Being energetic Dignitym Laying out of school Shiny hair Throwing by weight around Being sweet to teachers and not causing trouble Pestering Mr. Aldridge Sleeping during class Being friendly Being little Being crazy Finding time to putt off what I never intended doing in the first place Celtinq everybody Barbee Sleeping in Mrs. WeIIs Sutesv mcmship class Clothes and money Southern drawl Inability to fib with a straight face Beinq late Singing and always being Iate Going to CampbeII's for lunch Being truthful Takinq it easy Transporting girls Temper Disagreeing Giving the wrong tones in Mr. PiItz's music class Playing phonograph records Talking about Eugene aII the time Giggling at the wrongtime Always laughing Knowing all the answers Short hair Being fussed at by Iackie Wil- Iiams TcIkinq fast PersoncIity Always talking Missing Blocks B M REDEEMING VIRTUE Long Eyelashes Nice low voice Doing nothing Hands and eyes that talk for themselves Ability to forge Dark skin Smiling eyes Willingness to forgive and for get Sweetness Smile Hair Black hair Lovely smile Hair I can't find it Small waist Blue eyes Open mind Florida Nice smile Ability to make all HA's Blonde hair Small hands Eyes Shining hair and deViIish eyes Blue eyes None known Big brown eyes Friendly smile and IIQwIess complexion Eyebrows Personaiity and being little Innocent silence Long eyelashes Forgetting jokes Brown eyes, and heavy eye- brows Being little Expert driving Musical ability Playing c1 trombone Two-toned hair Big 'ole brown eyes Bright brown eyes Summer suntan Eyes When I find out, I'll let you know Brown eyes Propitious; auspicious Long fingernails Nose I B B NEEDS MOST To go deer hunting The same girl with a different ambition New car A black marble bathtub with gold fixtures and Margie's small Xmas tree A brewery Good looks Money, honey A nickname September A driver's license Sense and more cents To be able to get where I am qoing on time Money Ability to read my own short- hand Red OIds convertible Haircut Pounds Points A buzz Ambition June and September Another trip to Savannah A new laugh A pair of elevated shoes A handsome young millionneire to offer me the moon More money Louise A man To make A in Algebra A shave Dorsey and to gain weight Flying lessons To stay single, but have lots of Chances A Caddy drop-top The money to buy an engagew ment rinq A certain boy named Donald Coleman Lots of loving A genie to make me want to practice my piano Pat Eugene to stay out of the Army You name it and if I don't have it,- it isn't worth having A shorter name For Mr. Dodd to hear me answer the roll A certain guy with beautiful blue eyes Margaret GcrIund A challenge Gerald Watkins Harriett 0 B AMBITION To be a dear hunter Join the Navy, see the world and then go to Tech. To date every girl in the Unite. States To keep the revinoors awe from the ch Goochie still To have one tAmbition, that is Florida Teach first grade To get by with as Iittle effort a possible To stcty happy To make Iohn a perfect wife To join the Waves To get what I need most To get out of Miss Willidm' English class To find a job with two 6 month vacation with pay and c chemc. for advancement To be on the first flight to ih moon with Q certain party To live a lazy life To be cm athletic director at th YIW.C.A. To play with the Harlem Globetrotters To pchy pro basketball To get what I need most Go to the Comptometer Schoo get married and have some little Buds To find the boy in the stripe pajamas To grow in length instead of i width Grow tall and retire at 21 To be a bubble dancer in CI pi factory To stay single as long as I CCl Marry as G millionnaire To be a jelly fish To teach physical education Tech To shoot shrimp with G wett- gun To be a success in work, mot riaqe tto Dorseyi, cmd in havin a family To fly CI Jet non-stop around t world A pin boy in Nancy's factory To be CI milIionncxire To be the private photograph of Marinn Monroe To get what I need most To prove to someone I am rig about at least one thing To obtain a college degree fro somewhere To own a new convertible To be a good wife cmd moth to Eugene and our six childr- To slide down the bannister the Fox while Babette plays II orqun To own c1 convertible and a license To love, live and be happy To always be happy To be happy with what I me most To be happily married To be 0 perfect Secretary To get the most out of life To kick Iinemen with spike. shoes S E NAME JOHN DICKINSON STEWART DILLARD BETTY DOYAL LAVERNE DRIVER MARLENE FILLINGIM BOBBY FISHER SYLVIA FISHER PAT FOWLER JANICE FREDERICK BOBBY FULLER KENNETH FURBUSH JOE GEORGE BETH GIBBONS BENNIE GILSTRAP DON GOOCH BENNIE GREEK MARTHA GRIFFIN KENNETH GUNDERSON AUGUSTINE HAMILTON S'DNEY HAMBRIC TALMADGE HAND NONA HANSON IAMES HARDY LAMAR HARRISON RALPH HARRISON HAZEL HARTLEY EDNA HATFIELD STEPHEN HATFIELD CARL HENDRIX WANDA HENRY DONALD HOLBROOK CLYNE HOLT JACKIE HOLT LOUISE HOLT SHIRLEY HOLT DORIS HOSKINS BABETTE HOWLAND ROBERT HUDDLESTON BILL HURT JUNE HYATT BILLY IVEY MARVIN IVIE BARBARA JABRELL RICHARD JENKINS HAROLD JENNINGS JIM JOHNSON CHARLES JORDAN I ANE IORGENSON N I 0 NOTED FOR Nothing Messing up my schedule Pretty clothes Being different Petite appetite Hair The unheard-ot way of saying pencil Ecttinq in Homeroom Blond hair Whatcha say My brother's car Careful driving All my canaries and dogs Lingering on Dot's front porch around twelve Hook shot and jokes Being agile Getting demerits in the library Fast driving and not using my head for thinking Bookkeeping That awful thing called a Banjo Talking about the Navy Cute ways and love for jig music Being a good sport An old car full of humanity Shirts Ability to always talk too much at the wrong time Being just Edna Being c1 brain'1 in Chemistry Loud mouth Being goofy Spending CI summer in Europe Looking at the girls Giggles Neatness Crying while laughing Beinq sarcastic Going with Georgia Tech boys Going steady? Angelic looks for such devilish ways Doing nothing Being late Intelligence in studies Following trouble Short levis; long legs Ability to skip classes and get away with it Big Feet Creating mischief without get- ting caught Being a lower classman Don- Juan Innocent look Being c1 good sport B M REDEEMING VIRTUE That is a good question Blue Eyes Complexion Brown eyes Red hair Smile Wrinkled nose Eyes Voice 18 inch nose Yankee tctlk Sheer power Eyelashes Dancing ability Eyes and friendliness Portly posterior Diamond Not beinq able to remember 0 qood joke Brown eyes Passing under Mr. Dean Blue eyes Cute hips Eyes Ectsy-qoinq Four eyes Big and devilish A'Hazel eyes Blue eyes Ability to make others happy Dimples Red hair and blue eyes Friendliness Bloodshot eyes Naturally curly hair Being sophisticated Brown eyes Eyes and eyelashes Eyes Ability to get out of classes Long, curly eyelashes Nothing Quietness Being tiny cmd short Dark eyes Long up and short across Empty pocketbook Brown eyes A pair of big red bloodshot eye- balls Quietness Good personality cmd friendli- ness 53 I B B NEEDS MOST Brains, Goodlooks, and $150,000 Peace with the women A Cadillac A red Cadillac convertible More cashmeres Cadillac car An honorable discharge for a certain Private in the Army Long hair An ambition Barbara A date A cure for my bashiulness A handsome man to care for my animals Gas money for the next twenty Years Coordination Miss Galloway's advice Mirror Lake and lots of sun A ccxr, money, and good looks Bobby Ray Crisp A car cmd Q million dollars A girl More time to have fun for all that energy 4 inches and40 pounds A certain Ttddly Tot Vacation Everything in general and noth- ing in particular A brain A pretty little girl A car and Connie Nothing in particular; thing in general A gas station for my 12 cylinder Lincoln A funnel every- Eural A certain quy Post Graduate course in Home EC! Two feet with a mcm attached to them A steady New car Complete new wardrobe Something Vacation To be able to write c1 good news story that Mr. Gathn will like 20 pounds References Put A good car Time A certain girl from Sylvan Anything I can get free A cure for having roving eyes 0 B AMBITION To pass To make a million by looting To be a rich old maid To be a success in life To get an easy job making lots of money To go to the University of Gen, meet 0 smart girl and get mcrA ried To learn to distinguish between love and infatuation To run a shoe shine shop at the Citadel Your guess is us good as mine Play Football To get some sheer power like Joe George To be c: bartender To become CI real good nurse To have health, wealth, and Dot To be a succss in whatever I attempt To pose for Muscle Power Magazine Be with Joe To be CI bachelor cmd have fun the rest of my life To marry and raise a large family To be G janitor at the YWCA To see the world in peace To be the first bcxsemcm tor the New York Yankees To make CI million for her To achieve perfection in the ancient ctrt of Chug-A- Lugging To be G success To play a mean orqcm at the Fox Theater To be at my own funeral To become :1 famous organist and make the certain one happy To get what I need most To add CI few more saplings to the Woods Fly back to Paris and take up where I left off To join the Navy and have a girl in every port or Port in every girl To graduate To be C1 success in life To change my name from Shirley to ShireLee To fool Miss Galloway and really make a nurse Play the organ in the Fox Theatre To get rich, buy Georgia Tech and give it to the University of Georgia for CI gymnasium To take the final step to the altar To do something To be successful To go to college and become a missionary To be a Women's Home Com- portion To have been referee in ct cer- tain Dalton football game To have six children To make enough money to drive the one I've got To be cmd not to seem To marry Linda and live to be 100 To have a nice funeral To be in charge of the Parking Area at Piedmont Park S E NAME BILL KEITH MILLICENT KIRBY DAVID KIRKLAND NANCY KNIPP PAT KUPFER PATSY LACKEY KENNETH LANCASTER CLAUDETTE LEATHERS GEORGE LINZEY EVELYN LOWRY DAVID MADDOX ROBERT MANGUM CURTIS MARTIN BARBARA McCONNELL JOAN MCDONALD MARGIE McDUFFIE MARY McDUFFlE STANLEY MEARES BETTY MERRITT CRAWFORD MONCRIEF GERALD MOON IOEL MORRIS DONALD MURDOCK BARBARA NEMBACK AGATHA NORRIS DORSEY NORRIS LARRY NORTH BETTY ANN O'QUINN EVELYN PARKER LANNY PARNELL PATSY PARROTT IMOGENE PHILLIPS SISSY POPE IIMMY POWER DONALD QUINN ED QUINN BETTY IO REED SHERRY RICHTER TOMMY ROBE VI ANN ROBB BEVERLY ROBERTS RICHARD ROBERTS MARGARET ROBINSON N I NOTED F OR Getting along with Miss Gross Being small Ability to make wise cracks My muchly mixed up talk and accent Being late A little bit of everything and not much of nothing Being shy Sweet disposition Always being broke Bad luck Eyes Ability not to go steady Temper Lips Knowledge of Latin Always begging for chewing gum Playing golf, shooting pool, not smiling Day dreaming Long legs and ignorance Laughing No one knows Long legs Never catching on to jokes until I tell them myself Always being late Military ability Making B in chemistry Talking Talking and giggling in the library Motorcycle Loving Peanuts Being the only girl tctkinq physics Red convertible Being nice Being lazy Being Roy's brother Being able to eat, talk, and take dictation at one time Being sarcastic Ability to almost run track Baby talk Playing the piano and being quiet Being skinny Anything and everything and nothing in particular 0 B M REDEEMING VIRTUE Standing in the corner for Miss Galloway Eyes Sweet disposition Being lute My wondertui personality Hair Sincerity Curly hair Nose Green eyes 12 inch pipe Laziness Being lute Shinny spot on third finger left hand Long, blond hair The ability to never be on time for anythinq Being slow Devotion to my mother Friendliness I ain't got none Speed Southern drawl Eyes Blond hair and blue eyes Being short Eyes and smile Nothing in particular, every- thing in general Long eye lashes and dark eyes Brown eyes Kinq size ears Pug nose 5'2 , eyes of blue Eyes and eye lashes Big ears Bowlegqed Smile Little feet Hair cut To get by Brown eyes and soft voice Eyes Willingness Brown eyes I B B NEEDS MOST To be 4-F Billy Minnix A certain girl Money for my ambition A good loud alarm Clock Anything I can get free To express myself well Hot rod Ford and CI two d01- 1dr bill Good looks A certain sailor Love College Park sophomore Lotscz money A cook book Sense and more cents To know more about the Hotel Savannah's house rules You name it, I need it New car, money, and to be at LS. house A good job Money and c1 certain girl The ability to field ground bails, like the Buql' An ambition Money and car A cabin cruiser and Charles 4 of height Gloria and CI new car Hair cut Diploma To full in love and forget shorte hand Loot A house and all the furniture A car to go with my driver's license A certain guy named Billy A lots of money and CI beauti- ful girl 4vH draft card More A drivers license to go with the car I don't have The ability to catch line of a conversation the first Two weeks in Daytona A job at Rich's tin the Base- menti A certain Mrs. Deqree A 5'2 blonde A diplomaithen Waiter 0 AMBITION Own CI liquor store and drive a pink Cadillac To be a housewife and raise little bambinos Be invited to cm alleqirl spend the night party To have a swimming pool in my living room To make lots of money Have 0 church weddinq Cit 92 To be Ct Pharmacist and own a drugstore To get a BtBHt degree To find the right girl, settle down, and raise a foobali team To be the first lady jet pilot To have 385 children To get married Join the Waves or be ex swim- ming instructor at the Y.W.C.A. TO marry Gene and have a lot of little LEGS. running around the house To get him To keep the 'Show Boat afloat To get ahead in life, especiuil with a man's body on it To be head pro at the August- NQtionctl Golf Course and tedc lessons to Ben Hogan To get married and raise CI family To be C1 professional loafer, dodge the draft and live hap- pily ever after To make moonshine To be CI success in life To get what I need most College, marriage CII'ld to live i Florida To grow tall To be successful in everything I undertake to do To make my car scratch To go to California I know but why tell To live in California To become Mrs. R. D, Robertso and go to Hawaii on Of honey moon To marry c1 milliormaires' son To be 0 success in marriage To get out of high school an! go to the Univ. of Ga. Sell bathing suits to Eskimos To invent a non-smearing lip- stick that really doesn't smear To live! to love, cmd to be happy To learn how to shift gears To be able to keep up With Sambo in the hulfemile To make someone CI sweet wii To be intellectual To get fat and smart To graduateeethen go to Cali tornict S NAME CAROLYN ROCHESTER E ANN RYDER JEAN SEARS JACKIE SELMAN BARBARA JEAN SIRMANS ROBERT SHACKELFORD BUBBA SKINNER BEVERLY SMITH GERRY SMITH IOE SMITH LAMAR SMITH SUE SPARKS ERMINE SPENCE DAN STEELE HAMMOND STITH JOYCE STOVALL BILL STRICKLAND FRANK TRAVIS PEGGY TUCKER WINFRED TUCKER PAT TURNER PHYLLIS TURNER ANN UNDERWOOD BOBBY VANSANT EDGAR VAUGHN ROBERT WALDROP PAT WALKER ROBERT WALKER DIXIE WALTERS JERRY WALTON WRIGHT WARR JEANETTE WHARTON VERNELLE WATERS PAT WILSON PEGGY WHEELER NAOMI WHITTINGTON PEGGY WILLIS MILDRED WILLOUGHBY EMILY SUE WOODALL N I 0 N OTED FOR Always talking but never say- ing anything Two parking spaces Strcford Strut Keeping long hair when every- one else has their head shaved Talking without saying any- thing Ability to work trigt problems Height Motor-boat laugh Talking Stacking greasy B B's with box inq gloves Eight ball and broken ankles Worshipful silence in chemistry class Inability to catch on to a joke Singing ability Being sarcastic Talking about horses Short hair Arguing for the Univ. of G0,, but going to Auburn Nice personality and ability in music Being only boy in Shorthand cmd Ofiice Practice Being in two places at the same time Being a double Wrong words coming out at the wrong times Tickling the H88 Always being late Crazy cracks Laughing all time Being late to every class Long hair and talking about Robert Missing tackles Skipping school legally Being mistaken for CI sub-freshV man Being late Beinq little Wearing c1 different suit every day Dancing Sophisticated manner Always eating Having selling ability Ell Rich's and being fickle B M REDEEMING VIRTUE Brown eyes Peroxide A curve like the Lamar Smith Special Eyes Eyes You name it! Friendliness Dark complexion Blue eyes and long lashes Red hair Money, personality and my Cadillac Scientific attitude Third fingereleft hand Don't have one Beinq timid Complexion Smiling Hair Loud mouth Personality Curly eyelashes Pearly teeth and curly hair Ski-jump nose A certain little blonde Big ears Red hair Puq nose None Blue eyes and white teeth Brown eyes Smile Blue eyes Blue eyes and long hair Red hair Hair and fingernails Fiqure Witty disposition Dark eyes FreckleSeTrying to get along with anyone I B B NEEDS MOST A certain boy whose initials are Jimmy Cochran A radio that will pick up a hcxli hour program in fifteen minutes Lamar Smart pills A baby blue Buick A car Girl Something to attract MEN Mclee5'8 , blonde, blue eyes and a light-blue and white Ford Money Jean Some of Marqie's cheering ability A pair of elevator shoesifor Ralph A Redeeming Virtue A monkey and 20 more pounds so I could tame it A certain Senior boy at South west Steady girl friend A good grade in Chemistry A certain young man To pass Shorthund II A road map to Texas To complete my ring collection To tell mctle from female para- keets A let Shirley to come back home Wine, women, and song Co-opercztion from G certain young man Permit to class Robert A B in Miss Galloway's Chemistry class 5'2 , eyes of blue To grow up A certain someone Iim Bill Hubbie Two feet with c: mun cxt the top A baby blue Ford convertible A B.B.A. and Masters in Retail- 0 B AMBITION To get what I need most To invent a car With alcoholic drive for drunk drivers To be a sweet wife and to be successful To join a fraternity To get what I need To survive through four years at Georgia Tech To be as tall as Mr. Gunn To go to the Rock Quarry To go to college, get married have two children Dig wells in the KLONDIKES To dodge the draft-never work To write the history of the La Goochie Family To marry Ralph and raise a lot of little weight lifters To have some of Ice George's sheer power To raise the Confederate flag over Lincoln Memorial To be an airline stewardess and marry the pilot To be bartender at the Ameri- can Leqion To visit Russell Game, that isll To join the W.A.F. and get in special service To be cx batchelor To be a jet pilot's assistant for life To marry Rudy and have eight little red-nosed Rudolphs To make cups to go with flying saucers To fly faster than the speed Of light To be CI winner instead of a loser To marry a rich widow and never work To be a Royal Mounty and oil ways get my man To be President of the Batche- lors Society of America To keep Robert Cars To play on Russell's football team when they win the Region out of Stock To become President of the Hobo Association of America To be happy and to make CI certain someone happy, too To get married To be an old maid crud run a Bachelor's Home To keep my man To qet married To be a guinea pig trainer To live happily and successfully To be as well known and suc- inq along with a M.R.S. degree cessful in retailing as E. Bunyan The Juniors are the future leaders of Russell. They are gaining indepen- dence and self-confidence while learn- ing to stand alone. They form the back- bone of the student body. MCKENZIE ALLEN DENNIS ATCHESON JACKIE AUSTIN MARVIN AUSTIN BOBBY BAGGETT GARY BAILEY ROGER BAILEY GRACE BAIRD BRADFORD BANKS LEEMAN BARGE GLORIA BARNETT BUNKY BARRON JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mack Stephens, Pres., Dink Vaughn, Vice-Ptes.. Bill Mitchell, Treas.. Gay Brock. Sec. JANE BARROW JIMMY BATES DAVID BETTIS GAIL BRADLEY JOHN BRADLEY GAY BROCK CAROLYN BROWN LUTHER BROWN IOAN BRUER MARY ANN BURRESS AI. BUBTZ IERRY CARSWELL Personality plus JERRY CASSADY JEAN CAWTHON HARRIETT CHAMBERS DAVID CHEEK JOHN CHRISTIAN MAC COCHRAN BILL COGGINS DONALD COLEMAN ILLENE COLLINS CAROL CONKLIN LINDA COPELAND IO ANN COUCH VIRGINIA COX JOHN CUNNINGHAM SHIRLEY DAVIS LARRY DENNIS SARA DILLARD CHARLES DOBBS DIANE DORSEY BETTY ENGLISH MARGARET ERWIN FAYE EUBANKS ANNETTE FOLSOM TERRESSA FREEMAN J SYLVIA FROST MARGARET GILBERT PEGGY GLOVER EURAL GOINS KENNETH GOINS LAMAR GOSS NELLIE GRAHAM SUE GREAK HAROLD HADDLE TERRY HAMMOND BERNARD HANEY WYVIS HARPER HUGH HARRISON JACKIE HARRISON BILL HAY JEANETTE HENDRIX DONALD HERB NG JEAN HOLCOMBE AGNES HOLMAN CAROLYN HOPKINS MARTHA HOWELL DELORES HUFF KEITH HUFFSTATER CAROLYN INGRAM NEAL MARCHBANKS RAYMOND MARKS BILLY MARTIN JEANETTE MARTIN MACKIE McELROY RAYMOND McKzNNON MARGANELLE McLENDON RUEL McMILLIAN BILL MITCHELL CLIFFORD MORGAN JACK MORRIS JANE MORRIS DAN MUSE WAYNE NASH RAY NEASE BOBBIE NEELY GENE NEWSOME BILLY NIXON ROBINA NORMAN EVELYN NORRID LUANNE O'CONNER GEORGE OLIVER BARBARA O'NEAL JOAN O'QUINN BARBARA JENKINS MARIE JENNINGS EDDIE JENSEN ROBBIE IOHNSON ANNE JONES BARBARA IONES BOBBIE JEAN IONES IANE JONES IANET JONES IOHN JONES JOAN KENEMER BEVERLY KING BILL KING DONALD LANGRERU JEAN LEVERETTE GENE LEWIS CHARLIE LIGHT GLENDA LITTLE NANCY LIVINGSTON CORRINE LOACH PEGGY LOCKERIDGE FRED LOVELL BINA LOYLESS MARCIA MADDOX S GRACE ORR RAYMOND PALMER R. V. PARKER HELEN PEEK IEFF PRUITT DOT PUCKETT LEON RANDALL A. C. REESE TOMMY REDMOND JAMES RICE GLADYS RICHARDSON JACK ROBERTS ARLYNNEE ROBERTSON CHARLES ROBINSON JERRY ROBINSON BEVERLY ROGERS JERRY SAWYER HUGH SCHIFFER BOB SALMOND THEO SCOTT BOBBY SEALOCK JEAN SEGERS JIMMY SHEATS GLORIA SHEFFIELD o BUD SHELTON JACKIE SIKES JIMMY SIKES KAY SLAPPY BOBBY SMITH EMMITT SMITH SH.RLEY SMITH BARBARA SORRELLS BARBARA SPANGLER IERRY SPIVEY LINDA SPURLOCK FIMMY STANLEY MACK STEPHENS TAFT STONE SHIRLEY STRICKLAND EDGAR TATUM HOYT TEATE PAT TOWNS ROBERT TYLER MARY LOU VAUGHN NORMAN VAUGHN SANDRA UPTON DESSIE WAGES CHARLOTTE WAITS E C A L L A W Y R A M an C mm Ln AH ww T E mm B H H w S E M H mm am ma NT Am SR 0 L IRIS WILLIAMS CAMU WOOD RICHARD YA RBROUGH FRANCES YEAGER HARRIET YOUNG 13$ Sips um Bela Club Dance Charlie Adams Boyce Alderson Marion Allen Edith Arm Allison Mary Ruth Anderson Larry Andrews Harold Anglen Anne Amhony David Arnold Louise Axsom David Bacchus Norma Io Bailey Donald Banister Annette Barefield Larry Baxter Linda Baxter Bobby Beull Betsy Bell Charles Bishop Iimmy Bishop Martha Bishop Manelle Blacksiock Cecile Boqgs Ieryl Booth Veneitu Boyd Thomas Brayton Iohnny Brewer Ioe Brooks Jeanne Brown Kenneth Brown Nansy Brown Jean Bryant Ann Buifinglcn Billy Buifinqton Martha Burgess Carolyn Bums George Burns Loreita Byrd Dolly Caldwell Willis Callaway loan Campbell Van Campbell Waher Carter Oneil Casper Edward Chambers Marian Chapman Eveline Christian Leslie Clark Carol Collins Iim Collins Iune Collins Barbara Coombs Patsy Coombs Bcbby Corley Fumes Couch Bety Ann Crockett Billy Crooks Luther Daniels Shirley Daniels Shirley Davenport Beverly Davis Elaine Davis Wayne Dill Beverly Hamilton Donald Harmer Grenlcx Rae Harris Maxine Hartley Barbara Hussell Charles Helms Donald Higginbonom Betty Holland Joann Hudson Lois Hudson Langdon Huifmcmn Barbara Hum Glenn Hyatt Rachel Iacobs Cleveland Johnson Dickie Johnson Johnny Johnson Peggy Iohnson Robert Johnson Tommy Iohnson Wendell Johnson Bobby Jones Marlene Tones Ray Jones Georgeunna Kerlin Martha Kidd Mary Ann King Jerry Ann Knight Milton Kupfer Lulher Lamb Henry Lee Jimmy Lee Nancy Lee Bobby Little Frank Livingston Betty Duncan Diane Duncan Lena Duncan Linda Duran Iimmy Eagle Ioe Emory Ralph Eten Wayne Eubanks Leon Farmer Betty Ferrell Ann Flowers Marion Flynn Johnny Fowler Deanna Freeman Evelyn Garmon Donald Garrett Virginia Garrison Molly George Donald Gilbert Joyce Gilbert Mary Io Gloer Marie Goolesby Harry Graham Larry Grant Raymond Gray Paul Green Nancy Gunedrson Charlotte Hagan Ronald Lowe Tommy Lowery Judy Muley Rebecca Mann Pat Marks Charlotte Miller Danny Miller Margaret Mitchell Eugene Mixon William Moncrief Charlotte Moore Douglas Moore Everette Morrow Eddie Morris Everett Moss Ioe Moss Lillian Moye Ted Murphy Sylvia McCoy Billy McDaniel Jerry McElroy Glenda McKnease Dan McQuirt Sandra Ness Kenneth Newsome Mary Ann Newton Ray Nichols Lamar Padgett Betsy Palmer Jerry Parks Barbara Parsons Sandra Patterson Eleanor Pearson Weymcm Pelt Barbara Phillips Ierry Phillips Barbara Pittman Carol Pless Iames Pollard Kay Pope Harold Popham Calvin Ross David Quinn Roy Quinn Pat Raiter Lola Lee Raqsdale Muncy Ragsdale Ray Rossenburq Sandra Benito Burqen Revell Juanita Roberts Dan Robertson once Robinson Evelyn Rooke Sandra Sadler Virginia Rooke Thomas Sullinte Sandy Sanders Loretta Scott Patsy Scott Jerry Scruggs Lamar Seals Betty Jane Self Sylvia chmpler Edward Ward Ruth Ward Norma Weaver Douglas Weaver Robert Weaver Sylvia Weeks Jeanine Wilkes Sybil Williason Benny Wilson lack Wingo Barbara Witherlnqton Glenda Whiddon Manhu Whitemire Sue Iean White Louise Wright Jimmy Yarbrouqh Perry Young Beverley Selmcm Betty Sikes Barbara Simpson Carleen Singleton Janet Smith Iudy Smith Iocm Sowell Barbara Stallwonh Curtis Stanfield Betty Stanley Dorothy Stanley Jerry Stephens Jimmy Stewart Buddy Stith Donna Stovall Beth Timmermcm Iackie Thompson Vicki Thompson Ann Thornton Cynthia Thornton Putty Truitt Iimmy Tucker William Vandiver Marjorie Vaughn Ann 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BETH GIBBONS Editor BENNY GILSTRAP Associate Editor MR. GATLIN Faculty Adviser THE WILDCAT STAFF BETH GIBBONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . Editor BENNIE GILSTRAP . . . . . . K . . . . . . . Associate Editor WILLIAM GATLIN . . . . . . V . . . . . . Faculty Adviser IMOGENE PHILLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . Business Manager MARCIA MADDOX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . News Ediior MACK STEPHENS, RICHARD YARBROUGH . . . . . . Sports Editors PEGGY TUCKER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Music Editor BOBBY VANSANT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Military Editor ROBERTCROKER.................. Cartoonist Present and future. T H E W L D C A T REVEALS. INFORMS AN ENTERTAINS And to think we did it What's this, a press conference? armw KIwP i VHMPM L i4 1h ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVES First Row, Left To Riqlt: Florry Mc Gregor, lane Ellen Woodall, Beny Jane Waits, Evelyn Norris. Charlotte Hagen, Louise Rice, Dot Stanley, Norma Io Bailey, Jackie Astin. 011d Row: Paul Timms, Nathan Hamilton, Buddy Wh-id- don, Kenneth Duren. Kendall Taylor, Billy Keanum. Gail Winkles, Babette Howland, Sandra NOIUS, Judy Linger- feh. Tnd Row: Harriet Lee, Peggy Phillips, Iudy Lee, Beth Temmercm, loan Sowell, Ncmcy Fielder. Put Wallace. Glenda Little. Jackie White, Johnny Sheats. Fourth Row: Stanley Meares, Clyde Olvey, Charles Iordcm, Robert Robinson, Bill Ness, Ieaneue Cox. Mar- garet Cox, Gloria Burneit. Iean Lever- ette. Lucy Alderman. THE ANNUAL AND lgepreAen tatiVeA a . . SEE THAT OUR PUBLICATIONS REACH THE STUDENTS FIRST SEMESTER First Row, Left to Right: Renee Brown, Barbara Bacchus, Imogene Phillips. Bar- bara Iarrell. Second Row: Stephen Hat- field, Nancy Burress, Judy Jones, Peggy Crawford, Hammond Stilh, Beth Gib- bons, Paula chqwell, Darlene Dailey, Iumes Chapman. OFFICERS HAMMOND STITH President IUDY IONES Vice-President BARBARA BACCHUS Secretary HE HONOB SOCIETY IS CQMPOSED OF THE ELITE IN SCHOLARSHIP. LEADERSHIP, SERVICE AND CHARACTER SECOND SEMESTER Firm Row, Left 10 Right: Pat Fowler, Shirley Holt. Second Row: Frank Travis, Sue Sparks, Lucy Alderman, Kay Bed- ingfield, Jerry Walton, Betty Io Reed, Arm Astin, Annette Bradley, Lee Jones. OFFICERS JERRY WALTON President BETH GIBBONS Vice-President PAULA BAGWELL Secretary DARLENE DAILEY Treasurer The Council at work? The meeting is now called to order. STUDENTS ACTIVITY COUNCIL CREATES A SENSE OF SELF-GOVERNMENT IN THE STUDENTS' MINDS OFFICERS HAMMOND STITH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President RENEE BROWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President MACK STEPHENS . . A . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary ANN ALLISON . . . . . . Treasurer First Row, Left to Right: Ann Allison, Hammond Stilh, Renee Brown, Paula Bagwell. Second Row: ,Wulier McElroy. Iimmy Knight Mack Stephens, Robbie Neely, Iim Collins, Tommy Roddy. Lloyd Clark. BOYS' BLOCK LETTER CLUB GIRLS' BLOCK LETTER CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Don Quinn, Robbie Neely, Gerald Moon, Bobby First Row, Left io Right: Shirley Holt, Peggy Glover, Barbara Spangler, Mary Fuller, Dink Vaughn, Joe George, Charles Dobbs, Charlie Light, Edgar Ann Brown. Renee Brown. Second Row: Margie McDuHie, Sandra Upton, Vaughn, James Hardy. Second Row: Robert Addy, Bobby Smith, Neal Pat Wallace, Pat Fowler, Lucy Alderman. Third Row: Harriet Chambers, Marchbcmks, Tommy Redmond, Hammond Stith, Hurry Blondheim. Benny Marcia Maddox, Iecm Holcombe. Sue Sparks, Marty Camp. Greer, Sambo Chance. Muck Siephens, Ierry Walton, Coach TruitL Third Row: Mac Cochran, Lamar Smith, Jimmy Stanley, Iimmy Sikes, Bernard Haney, Gene Newsome, Jimmy Power. Larry Dewberry, George Linzey. LETTER CLUBS ARE COMPOSED OF THOSE STUDENTS WHO EXCEL IN SPORTS AND EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ACTIVITY LETTER CLUB st Row, Left to Right: Walt Bundy. n Underwood, Babette Howland, Em- Sue Woodall, Margaret Mitchell, kie Austin, Barbara O'Neul, June aller, Bina Loyless, Gloria Shefiield. nrie Jennings. Second Row: Gloria mett, Shirley Davis. Betty Io Reed. rburu McConnell. Dolores Huff, Carole nne, June Jones, Jean Sears, Hazel . rtley, Dons Hoskms, Iane Morns, w -ry McDuHie, Iudy Jones. Faye Eu- m nks, Mary Helen Collins. 0 ALPHA COVED-HI-Y First Row, Left to Right: I. Iones, M. Slephens, P. Baqwell. N. Burress, B. Spengler, B. Fuller, 1'. George, K. Fur- bush, P. Fowler, P. Turner. Second Row: I. Chapman, H. Chambers. J. Brewer. P. Glover, C. Waits, C. Rochester, D. Hoskins, S. Sparks, L. Alderman. I. Wal- ton. Third Row: B. O'Neal, P. Crawford. 1'. Selmun, I. Barrow, M. A. Brown, M. McDuHie, I. Phillips. D. Dailey. B. Van- scmt. Fourth Row: B. Bacchus, A. Astin, A. Underwood, B. I. Reed, P. Willis, B. King, H. Hartley, I. Derrick, R. Brown, R. Addy, G. Moon. Fifth Row: P. Tur- ner, M. Camp, M. Maddox. M. A. Bur- ress, I. Holcomb, M. H. Collins, B. Smikh, M. McDuHie, K. Bedingfield, H. Stith. L. Harrison. Sixth Row: B. Gilstrap, D. Kirk- land, E. Vaughn. F. Travis, L. North, R. Ienkins, C. Robinson, E. Quinn. OFFICERS IUDY JONES President MACK STEPHENS Vice-President PAULA BAGWELL Secretary NANCY BURRESS Treasurer BETA CO-ED HI-Y Filst Row, Left to Right: I. Levereue. S. Holt, I. Robinson, L. Holt, I. Seqcn-s, J. Morris, B. McMillan. E. S. Woodall, G. Smith, I. Wharton. Second Row: B. Baq- gen, P. Towns. B. Haney, D. Holbrook, H. Shiffer, I. Williams, L. O'Conner, M. Bellis, S. Crutchfield. S. Brown. Third Row: V. Cox, I. Iones, I. Cawthorne, I. Curswell, I. Austin, B. I. DeVane. S. Cochran, E. Lowery, M. Griffen. 5. Rich- ter, W. Henry. Fourth Row: K. Slappey. S. Davis. K. Lancasier, B. Oliver, P. Eu- bcmks, M. Fillingim, B. Parker. S. Pope, P. Parrot, F. Lovell, D. Robertson. Fifth Row: G. Sheffield, D. Huff I. McGregor, S. Skricklcmd. D. Dorsey. C. Dobbs, R. Yarbrouqh, H. Jennings, M. Barrows. L. Brown. OFFICERS JEAN LEVERETTE President SHIRLEY HOLT Vice-President JERRY ROBINSON Secretary LOUISE HOLT Treasurer ED HI Y CLUBS PROMOTE HIGH IDEALS IN LIVING, SCHOLARSHIP, SPORTS, SPEECH YTEENCLUBS WORK HAND IN HAND WITH THE Y. UPPERCLASSMEN First Row, Left to Right: M. Maddox, M. McDuffie. S. Holt. I. Barrow, E. S. Wood- all, W. Henry, S. Pope, P. Parrot. H. Hartley, I. Derrick. Second Row: M. Er- win, M. Fillingim, M. Barrows, A. Under- wood, D. Dailey. O. Abercrombie. M. Bettis, S. Crutchfield, I. Phillips. 1. Hyatt. S. Sanders. Third Row: M. Vaughn, M. L. Vaughn, D. Dorsey, I. Segcn's. B. Pitt- man. I. Austin, I. Leverett, B. Hamilton. B. I. Self, E. Parker, M. Camp. Fourth Row: N. Livingston, P. Wallace, C. Bogqs, G. Barnett, B. I. Jones, J. Jones, I. Williams, L. O'Conner, S. Brown, I. Iones, B. McConnell. Fifth Row: M. Grif- fin, B. Loyless, I. Cawthom, B. Simpson, M. A. Burress, C. Brown. N. Graham. I. Holcomb, G. Sheffield, V. Robb. S. Rich- Ier, P. Willis. OFFICERS MARCIA MADDOX , , President MARY McDUFFIE Vice-President SHIRLEY HOLT Secretary JANE BARROWS Treasurer UNDERCLASSMEN First Row, Left to Right: I. White, B. Hill, C. Fuller, K. Clonts. G. Moon, L. Allen, B. Murden, B. I. Waits, A. Can- trell, M. E. Burtz. Second Row: A. Wid- ner, J. Morris, W. Smith, S. Brown. E. Scott, K. Scott, I. McDaniel, M. A. Bar- ion, M. A. Dennis. Third Row: M. Greek. 8. Kadel. S. Smith, I. Hakins, R. Poole. I. E. Woodall. C. Bauknight, C. Frus- ure. Fourth Row: C. Dixon, M. Black- sxone, K. Walker. B. Britt. I. Carter, L. Hamlin, H. Pophcxm. N. Fielder, T. Thomas, G. O'Neal, A. Pinyan. Fifth Row: C. Lawler, M. Starr, S. Kimsey, I. Stanley. I. Marshall, I. Albritton, S. Eid- son, M. Swafford, I. Segrest, P. Hunt, B. Meares. Sixth Row: J. Iavorsky, D. Hcdell. N. Bailey. D. Shockly, I. Car- michael, I. Bolton, M. I. Pruitt, I. Cox. I. Kaufman, G. Steele. B. A. Runyon. Seventh Row: Miss Moon, Mrs. Shook. Faculty Advisors. OFFICERS JACKIE WHITE President BARBARA HlLL Vice-President COLLETTE FULLER Secretary KAY CLONTS Treasurer F. H. A. OFFERS GIRLS PRACTICE IN HOMEMAKING SENIOR FHA. First Row, Left to Right: J. Martin. B. Smith, M. Barrows, S. Davis, B. Rob- erts, E. Spence. G. Campbell, 1. Der- rick. Second Row: S. Crutchfield. I. Cawthon. S. Richter, J. Jones, V. Robb. C. Waits, H. Chambers. P. Crawford, A. Underwood. B. Howv land, I. Selman. H. Hartley, N. Bur- ress, P. Turner. M. Benis, P. Turner. OFFICERS BEVERLY ROBERTS President SHIRLEY DAVIS Vice-President BEVERLY SMITH Treasurer MARILYN BARROWS Secretary JUNIOR FHA. First Row, Left 10 Right: L. Scott, I. Waller. S. Foster. G. Moon, 1. Car- michael, J. Steele, N. Ragsdule, S. A. Farmer. Second Row: 5. Benito. L. Hamlin, M. A. Wood, B. Selman, B. Munsey. B. Frumbro, A. Buffington, C. Hagen, B. Davis, A. Anthony, I. Carter. OFFICERS BARBARA HASSELL President SYLVIA ANN FARMER Vice-President JEAN STEELE Tre asurer JEAN STEELE Secretary YOUNG HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW 86 CIVINETTES HELPSTO BU LDBETTER CITIZENS MEMBERS First Row, Left to Right: V. Robb, B. Spengler. L. Alderman, S. Sparks. H. Hartley, S. Davis, I. Morris, M. McDuffie, M. A. Brown. Second Row: P. Fowler, P. Glover, G. Orr, N. Bur- ress, K. Bedinqiield, P. Turner. B. Bacchus, B. Smith, P. Turner. Third Row: I. Brewer, G. Brock, B. Gib- bons. H. Chambers. R. Brown, S. Up- ton, C. Waits, D. Granger, A. Aslin. I. Sears. OFFICERS VIANN ROBB President BARBARA SPANGLER Vice-President LUCY ALDERMAN Secretary SUE SPARKS Treasurer MEMBERS irst Row, Left to Right: R. McKin- on, D. Kirkland, P. Boggs. L. Dew- -erry, I. Sikes, S. Meares, E. Vaughn, . Light, B. Gilslrup. Second Row: :. Fuller, F. Travis, I. George, B. 'arron, B. Martin, G. Newsome, B. aggett, R. Addy. T. Redmond, B. reer. P. Hunt, M. Stephens. Third 'ow: S. Chance. I. Power, D. Bishop. l. Vaughn, A. Burtz, H. Harrison, D. heek, D. Steele, G. Moon, E. Quinn, '. Neeley, B. Nixon. Fourth Row: L. 'arge, N. Marchbanks, E. Cain, I. alton, I. Hardy, S. Camp. OFFICERS BOBBY FULLER President DINK VAUGHN Vice-President SAMBO CHANCE Secretary-Treasurer CIVITA ESCHOOL AND COMMUN 87 First Row, Left to Right: Don Bishop. Tommy Redmond, Hammond Stith, Robbie Neely, Bobby Fuller, Joe George, Emory Cain, Mac Cochran, Don Gooch, Bennie Gilstrap. Second Row: Charlie Adams. Dan Steele, Ierry Robinson, Charles Robinson, Hugh Shifier, Ed Quinn, Dink Vaughn, Lee- man Barge, Robert Waldrop, Stanley Meares, Dan Roberkson. Third Row: Bill Mitchell. Ray Rauchenberg, Pal Boggs, Ierry Walton, Frank Travis, Stanley Camp, George Linzey, Edgar Vaughn, Rue! McMillan, Robert Addy, Mack Stephens. Fourth Row: Donald Atchison. George Oliver, David Cheek, Raymond McKinnon. Al Burtz, Charles Dobbs, Jimmy Stanley, Harry Blondheim, Neal Marchbanks. Gerald Moon, Wright Wart. Fifth Row: Bob Salmon, Lamar Harrison, David Kirkland, Bernard Haney, Mr. Gunn, Billy Nixon. K E Y C L U B CARRIES ON ITS ACTIVITIES IN AFFILIATION WITH THE AIRPORT KIWANIS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS First Row, Left to Right: Robbie Neely, Hammond Slith, Tommy Redmond, Don Bishop. Second Row: Gerald Moon. David Kirkland, George Linzey. Dczn Steele. Bobby Fuller, Mr. Gunn. OFFICERS DON BISHOP . . . . A . . . . . . President TOMMY REDMOND . . . . . Vice-President HAMMOND STITH . . . . . . . . . Secretary ROBBIE NEELY . . . . . . . , . . . Treasurer MB.GREEN.............Advisor $ENE?E?gZE??S 2:3? 4 WMgmMa e . DBAMATICS CLUB v 29;: OFFICERS ANNETTE BRADLEY President STANLEY MEARES SYLVIA FISHER . . . . . . . . BETTY DOYAL Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DRAMATICS CLUB First Row, Left 10 Right: Mary Ann Brown, lean Sears. Mrs. Gravenhorsi, Hazel Hartley. Second Row: Marlene Fillinqim. Mildred Benis, Evelyn Parker. Sylvia Fisher, Onethcx Aber- crombie, Tait Stone, Erminie Spence, Annette Bradley, Carolyn Hopkins, Tommy Floyd. Eloise Iarrell. Stanley Meares, Icmet Iones. Scenes irom ihe Christmas play. f mum x 44 MM; 0 a ,. Mww awggm a m 5tww N: z Wigmtwm BETA CLUB First Row, Left to Right: N. Lee, B. Stall- wonh, I. Collins, N. Brown, M. Chapman. I. Collins, S. McCoy, P. Truitt, I. Waller, P. Iohnson. Second Row: I. Brown, S. Ben- froe, C. Boggs, I. Smith, L. Raqsdale, N. Warner, L. Duren. L. Scott, I. Gilbert, D. Duncan. G. R. Harris, E. Christian, M. Bishop. B. Stanley. Third Row: A. Allison. B. Selmun, L. Huffman, B. Hamilton. B. Pal- mer. P. Scott. S. Sadlr, M. A. King, 5. Ness, L. Baxter. C. Pless, I. Brewer, C. Hagan. OFFICERS IIM COLLINS President MARION CHAPMAN Vice-President SYLVIA MCCOY Secretary PATTY TRUITT Treasurer B E T A C L U B SETS A GOOD EXAMPLE FOR THE UNDERCLASSMEN F. B. L. A. PREPARES STUDENTS TO MEET THE BUSINESS WORLD F.B.L.A. First Row, Left to Right: P. Wallace. J. Mar- iin, P. Crawford. S. Holt, D. Dailey. A. Brad- ley, M. Barrows, B. Daniels, E. S. Woodall, G Smith, G. Sheffield. Second Row: 5. Brown, M. Bettis, S. Crutchfield, A. Under- wood, I. Hyatt. D. Walters, P. Purrott. S. Richter, W. Henry, E. Parker, S. Pope, D. Dorsey, P. Willis, L. Holt. Third Row: H. Hartley, Mr. Colley, Adviser. I. Walton, I. Cobb. T. Scott, S. Meares. OFFICERS SHIRLEY HOLT President JEANETTE WALTON Vice-Ptesidenl ANNETTE BRADLEY Treasurer DARLENE DAILEY Secretary DE. CLUB First Row, Left to Right: C. Jordan, L. North, C. Wood. B. Coggins, W. Nash, D. Cole- mun, C. Martin, D. Maddos. J. Johnson. H. Goins. Second Row: F. Allen, P. Shelton. B. I. Sirmcms, B. I. Reed, A. Hamilton, J. Johnson, B. J. Dchme, E. Hatfield. M. Wal- lace, B. Merritt, I. Holt, P. Lucky. M. Rob- inson, V. Waters, P. Watson, B. O'Quinn. Third Row: Mrs. Duke. M. Willoughby, B. Jenkins, L. Driver, S. Barber. B. Sorrells, L. Spurlock, D. Wages, F. Yeager, A. Holman, I. Collins, C. Rochester, S. Cochran, P. Kup- fer. OFFICERS CURTIS MARTIN President SHIRLEY BARBER Vice-President LINDA SPURLOCK Secretary AUGUSTINE HAMILTON Treasurer DE AND DCT CLUBS COMBINE EDUCATION AND BUSINESS EXPERI FOR INDUSTRIOUS STUDENTS. D.C.T. CLUB First Row, Left to Right: K. Canada, M. Cox. B. Nembach, N. Hanson. L. Whitley, C. Leathers, M. Kirby. Second Row: lane Bell, E. Davis, P. Walker. 1. Morris, I. Mc- Donald. R. Harrison, B. Jones. Third Row: C. Shelton. E. Smith, R. Cube, D. Muse. I. Cochran, M. Ivie, I. Aldridge. J. Morris. Fourth Row: R. Trimble, B. Strickland, I. Cobb, T. Scott, C. Moncriei, M. Austin. T. Robb, R. Russell. B. Manqum. OFFICERS EUGENE DAVIS President PAT WALKER Vice-President IOEL MORRIS Secretary IOAN MCDONALD Treasurer JAMES HARDY AND MR. COLLEY President and FUCUMY AdViSOT First Row, Left to Right: James Hardy. Beth Gibbons, Mr. Colley, Larry Dewberry. Harriet Chambers, Darlene Dailey. Bina Loyless, Bennie Greer. Iudy Jones, Lee Jones. Bubba Skinner. Ann Underwood, Shirley Holt. Second Row: Guy Brock, Icme Jones. Iuckie Austin, Dolores Huff, Gerald MoonI Bennie Gilslrup. Third Row: Gene Newsome, Dink Vaughn. T H E B A N K GIVES US A NEW TYPE OF EDUCATION LEARNING THROUGH EXPERIENCE BANK TELLERS First Row, Left to Right: B. Wither- ington, M. Flynn. B. Loyless. I. I. Carver. E. S. Woodall. Second Row: V. Garrison, I. Bryant, E. ScoH. K. Scott. Third ROW: D. Bell, D. Had- dell, I. Ausiin, B. Rogers, F. Cooper. Fourth Row: C. Dobbs, B. Bryant, C. Fuller, A. Pinyon. Fifth Row: D. Rush, F. Lovell, C. Vincent. M. Greek, B. Frombro. Sixth Row: J. Dodson, D. Chathom, C. Wilson. L. Scon, B. Moss, L. Maye, I. Jones. Eighth Row: K. Brown, A. Underwood, M. Ma Duffie. I. Kinnermen. D. Norris. Left To Right: Larry Dewberry, Bobby Fuller, Ioe George, Jerry Walton. Left to Right: Bill Grist, Neal Johnson, Ralph Denmun, Danny Rush. Tommy Washburn, Bobby Bickers, Mr. G. I. Giesler. FIRE MABSHALS LOCKEB PATBOL THESE THREE GROUPS FULFILL THE NEEDS OF THE STUDENTS ANDSCHOOL ED CBGSS 0 UNCIL t Row, Lit to Right: D. Leverette, D. ntle, C. Tyler, M. Duke, I. Barns. B. e1, 1. Stanley, R. Peak, L. Andrews, Dotson. Second Row: C. Hartley, B. certs, E. Spence, N. Knipp, I. Kauf- n, I. Smith, I. Waller. 0. Scott, N. Kin, D. Granger. A. Underwood, I. Woodall. Third Row: A. Vickery, M. ell, S. Sanders, M. Cox, B. Simpson, A. Burress. I. Barrow, P. Greenwuy. -uxter, I. Powell. Fourth How: I. Caw- n, I. Cammon, G. Newsome. D. uqhn, B. Martin, E. Vaughn. B. Banks, Baqqen. WWW mgr: ' g ri g SCIENCE CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Jerry Bums, Frank Cooper, Virgil Baker. Bill Croker, Louis Mar- lin. Uldis Palde. Tommy Roddy, Diane Supp, Nellie Graham, Carolyn Brown, Churme Robinson, Norma Warner. Second Row: Mr. Tingle. Bobby Wise, Bobby Linzey. Curl Hampton, Sam Strickland, Gail Bradley. OFFICE STAFF First Row, Left to Right: Pa! Fowler, Peggy Crawford, Iune Iorqenson, Carleen Nash, Lucy Alderman. Phyllis Turner. Second Row: Sue Sparks, Peggy Willis, Sue Greek, Nancy Burress, Mrs. Eulum. LIBRARY STAFF First Row, Left to Right Pat Coombs, Larry Iones, Walter McElroy, Wanda Henry, New- ton Powell. Second Row: Miss McDaniel. Betty Avayy, Sum Brown. Virginia Cutren, Sylvia OWen. Carole Whaley, Linda Wins- len, Erminie Spence, Bobby White. Dianne Gentle. Nancy Lee. Ora Scott, Lee Jones, Pinkie Carter, Mrs. Swim, Carl Hampton. Third Row: Johnny Sheuts, Barbara Stall- worth, Lillian Allen, Sue Eidson. Juanita Allbritton, Nancy Davidson, Terry Thomas, Hazel Bickers, Virginia Parker, Phyllis Mc- Mullen, Ruby Flowers, Frank Cooper. OFFICERS WANDA HENRY President LARRY JONES Vice-Presidem NEWTON POWELL Secretary PAT COOMBS Treasurer STRING ENSEMBLE First Row, Left to Right: Raymond Miller, Mary Starr. Carol Griffin, Patsy Rodgers. Second Row: Langdon HuHman, Gail Bradley, Dorothy Slye. Kenneth Stone, Joanna Simpson. Standing: Iohn Brewer, Mr. Piliz. ACCOMPANISTS Seated: Mcu'y Helen Collins. Fitst Row, Left to Right: Sandra Noriss. Nancy Brown, Jackie Lee, Nancy Davidson, Iecm Marshall, Betsy Bell. Harriett Lee, Jeanine Wilks. Second Row: Dorothy Booth, Pat Hunt, Joyce Anqlin, Kay Cloms, Diane Loggins, Mary Ann Pope, Wanda Smith. DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS Left to Right: Mr. Pillz, Miss Burgess, Mr. Hoppersiad. offers a chance for a new and unique field of study. This department has courses varying from music appre- ciation to glee club, orchestration and band. Third Row: I. Mwmm . Second Row: S. Eidson. I. aux wm :mgawwmm it First Row, Left to Right: C. Dunn, P. Daugherty, L. Allen, B. I. Waiis, M. Walker, I. E. Woodall, B. Barron, H. Albrinon, 0. Cash. C. Bauknight, C. Frazier, I. Watkins, L. Robertson, M. E. Burtz, A. Furbush, P. Berry, F. Mc- Gregor, D. Guskins. McDaniel, J. Johnson, D. Milton. D. Loggins, G. O'Neil. V. Medlock. M. A. Pope, N. Almond, G. Roberts, I. Montgomery, E. Scott, I. A. Chap- man. A. Cantrell, R. Griggs. M. Du Pree, B. Moss, P. Sealock, C. Babb Fourth Row: M. A. Dennis, P. Lever ette, 1. Robinson, M. Hammond, P Vansamt, W. Smith, M. A. Barth. K Clonts, I. Shipp, L. Williams, E. Bost wick, I. Anderson, B. Hemperly, P Cole, 5. Thompson, B. Reynolds, S Brown. Bickers. wing u $$qu Emma? ?:xmggwwa 3y :3 a gunkiy b LHOBUS 3:2, 2 aaazsvii x 32$ vs 5 a 3mg Mn mmwv Liv- ingston, R. Lane, I. Duiiy. D. Green. M. I. Pruiu, S. Cook. I. Lee, I. orsky. Third Row: L. Tucker, C. Iav- Law- ler, G. Bauer, B. Almond, B. Goss, V. Pearson, M. I. W. Smart. I. Anglin. G. Winkles, wwnwmxwm a S L B I G N A M H S E B F B U I First Row, Left 10 Right: C. Dixon, N. Davidson. J. Hand, C. Hand, M. Cort. Lee, A. Pilgrim, D. McNease. Fourth Row: D. Huddle. S. Kimsey, E. Slell, ham, P. Hunt, M. Camp, A. Thorn- ton, I. Padgett, M. Padgett, C. Du- D. Rainwater. M. Cain. B. Willing- Pree. Second Row: Lcompcmist: Cclling. First Row, eft to Right: Mr. Piltz, Director, Bell, oodull. Spence, Selman, Frederick, lucker, Norrid, Campbell. Second 'ow: Knipp, Crawford, Robb, Mc- onnell. Ingram, Norris, Richter, Huff. hird Row: Harper, Jennings, Hen- rix. Jenkins, Hatfield. Holt. ; E First Row, Left to Right: Carter. Ward. Supp. Damon, Yeager, Greek, Rice, McElroy. Gossetl, Gibson. Sec and Row: Farmer, Hamlin, Houston. McKenny, White, Carver, Moon, Hill. Bailey, Carmichael, Shockly. Weav- er. Munsey, Norris. Third Row: Pop- ham, Jackson, Greghcxm, Eubunks. Smith, Patterson, Bryant, Patterson. Stovall, Bailey, Pearson, Foster, Har- kins. Noland, Hariley, Booih, Cox, Williams, Caudle. Fourth Row: Hon- nah, Brown, Eason, Brandenburg, Clyn, Fambo. Burnett, Walker, Coombs, Byrd, Anderson, Austin. Bolton, Vincent, Thornton, Pearson, McDuffie, Lawrence. Fifth Row: Thornton, Folsum. King, Stanley, Kauiman, Brown. Bishop, Phillips. Carver. Beull, Wilks, Baird. McDon- ald, Wallace, Britt, Marshall. Fow- ler, Brown, Smith, Couch. Robertson. Britt, Jenkins, Iones, Meures, Miss Burgess. ADVANCED GIBL89 CHOBUS BOBBY FISHER, Bound for Carrollton where they received :1 'Superior' rating. ELDON CORT, 2ND LT. BAND ENRICHES THE ATMOSPHERE WITH CHEERFUL NOTES First Row, Leit to Right: Harriet Young, Dana Wilson, Mascot, Beth Gibbons. Faye Eubanks. Second Row: Iune Morris, Bobby Fisher, Kenneth Lancaster, Ioe Emory, Bobby Lurgin. Carolyn Hart. Shirley Davis. Third Row: Hazel Hartley, Carolyn Tyler, Dianne Leverene, John Iones, Jerry Jones, Jerry Stephens, Jerry Hudgins, Ray Neese, Bill Nolen, Teddy Brothers, Marie Jennings. Fourth Row: Jean Sears, Peggy Tucker. Glenda Whid- don, Joyce Robinson, Eddie Morris, Iames Chapman. Iohn Christian, Beverly Peacock, Eldon Cort. Ken Gains, Mr. Hoppersiadt, Icme Iorgenson. Fihh Row: Iudy Lee, Marsha Foster, Sharm Robinson. Fixst how: Dana Wilson, Mascot. Second Row: Shirley Duvis, chne Morris. Third Row: Beth- Gib- bons. Harriet Young, Faye Eubanks. Fourth Row: Iane Iorgenson, Hazel Hartley, Iean Sears. Marie Jennings. DIAJOBETTES STRUT THEIR WAY TO GLORY JANE IORGENSON JANE MORRIS FAYE EUBANKS HAZEL HARTLEY MARIE JENNINGS DANA WILSON IEAN SEARS BETH GIBBONS Mascot HARRIETT YOUNG SHIRLEY DAVIS mwaawamgw awwwxxwk E39 w a 1- it? mg, nsn Keep your eye on the ball Excif ing it n ma! . Ded irited And Exc P 0 B T S Kauai! lite M s S x wWwwauan 3, Ex :4 5.93 , L L L xi 433:1? wig: .g 5; x , Axw? ,x 3 $wa3 : Emma? $$$me $va Eng waxmmmwtuw L 33gb? ix a gag? LV E $$$$$mm$ kvxmdwxw vaLv v Luna? 5 L 2E2; x 9 4 L La L xxmva $iw ms ??xuaw $4 , L $a..nxxe$t$a;bwmxrgkg f $ng vaitt $1 2 maxwmxaw 2:: t BARBARA was Kasxiswi i3: 3 V ; $7, $3M waA $5 i$ury5wlx;, mix v1 AWN yr :M; p agw Egg w h 5? ,1 $3.7m gawk gg 4N ?yg m $1 w rgzw kw y . ix Www$wx$w$wm .Awywmagwgggw xwwamAvm,1wwawmw.wawW$ a a V x ,swkfxww MARY ANN a x $ K W k Sm; mmmmsmMu , $ ma mm an I g i SANDRA MARGIE 3v: y Wu v ESQ 1w? Az b an .3 4.. x m xxxapa , yzxiA Cy w. is; 2131 www.wkw Evita xx 312:3 4x ected, Left to Right: Sandy Lou, Barbara. ey. Sandra. Margie. They cheered them Standing: Peggy. Lucy. Pat, Sui. Mary Ann. Renee. SANDY LOU the CHEERLEADEBS of'Sll... Lost no enthusiasm even at the low ebb of or game they were al- ways there to cheer the efforts of our team. First Row, Left to Right Baxter, Cheek, George. Dobbs, Bishop, Dewberry, Bagqen, Stanley. Linzey, King. Second Row: Cochran, Redmond. Sykes. Barron, Walton, Greer, Smith, 13., Haney, Chance, Addy, Marchbcmks. Third Row: Stephens, Newsome. Johnson, Vaughn, N., Light, Nixon, Quinn. Vaughn, E., Livingston. Hardy, Powers. Front ROW, Left to Right: Tommy Redmond. Bernard Haney, Bobby Smith, George Linzey, Larry Dewberry, Jerry Walton. Don Quinn. Buck Charlie Liqhi, Muck Stephens, Dink Vaughn, Don Bishop. $$$$ng ya 5, w 4 A wave . 5g M3791 vim wig! $wn ,1 255$? FO0TBALL Although our year in football was unsuccessful as far as wins were con- cerned, we deeply appreciate the fine showing at the close of the season and are looking forward to success next season. SCHEDULE RUSSELL , SYLVAN RUSSELL . CEDARTOWN RUSSELL RUSSELL . ROSSVILLE . MARIETTA RUSSELL RUSSELL RUSSELL RUSSELL RUSSELL 2 . DECATUR . ROOSEVELT . DALTON . BROWN . ROME 0 7 D S RUSSELL 0. . . . . . . . .GRIFFIN 0 D 0 7 6 x a COACHES Alex Truitt and Charlie Aldridge Front Row, Left to Right: Larry Baxter, Robert Addy, Frank Livingston, Jimmy Sykes, Ioe George, Neil Marchbanks, Samba Chance. Second Row: Bill King, James Hardy, Robert Johnson. Gene Newsome, Billy Nixon. Jss gg x MACK STEPHENS DON QUINN GEORGE LINZEY BOBBY BAGGETT BERNARD HANEY JOE GEORG: GEORGE BARRON TOMMY REDMOND BOBBY SMITH EDGAR VAUGHN DAVID CHEEK NEAL MARCHB CHARLIE LIGHT DINK VAUGHN BISHOP GENE NEWSOME Mg, BILLY NIXON ROBERT JOHNSON JAMES HARDY BILL KING -AMBO CHANCE ROBERT ADDY IIMMY STANLEY LARRY DEWBERRY MACK COCHRAN LARRY BAXTER BENNIE GREER CHARLES DOBBS JIMMY SIKES IIMMY POWERS JERRY WALTON FRANK LIVINGSTON First Row, Left to Right: Weaver, Edwards, Hcstey, Johnson. W.. Gilbert, Seals, Newsome, Eagle, Brown. Second Row: Bonner, Putnam, Parks. Fowler, Walson, Weaver, McDonald. Gregory. Wushburn. Third Row: Starr, Shelley. Iensen, E., Knight, Jensen, 1., Revell, Grant, Pope. B T E A M S The B Teams are composed of future varsity stars. The eX- perience gained here insures future victories. First Row Left to Right: Clark M912, Eagle, Gregory, Mosley, Barefield. Mgr. Second Row: Fowler, Newsome, Johnson, Hasiey. Third Bow: McDonald, Thompson, Haney, Anderson, Shelley. Left to Right: Robert Johnson, Lamar Seals, Donald Gilbert. $355: m 1w Wham N First Row, Left to Right: Ann Allison, Barbara Pittman, Iune Collins, Lola Lee Ragsdcle. Second Row: Iocn Sowell. Deanne Freeman, Patsy Scott, Beverly Davis. B TEAM CHEERLEADEBS The B Team cheerleaders cheer the B Teams on to victory. Their effort is sincerely appreciated by all. First Row, Left to Right: Fowler, Jensen, 13., Gilbert. Revell, Edwards, Ien- Left to Right: Lola Lee Ragsdale, Barbara Pitman, Ann Allison, Deanne sen, L, Hasley. Second Row: Johnson, Knight, Newsom, Seals. Freeman, Iocm Sowell, Patsy Scott, Beverly Davis, Iune Collins. 93am MKRMRWF BOB SALMON Manager inning Russell Let's hustle. TBALL KE BAS Harry Blondh nll idge, Russell is very fortunate in having such cm outstanding bets- W Y .b 1O I O C e T. S If G 8 V1 Mm h d e I m a b e V G Lu Y e h T m G E d 1m e k first place in Region 4 AA. Coach Aldr Get that ball ith Hammond Si Hurry, jump! rxht: Ed Quinn, Dink quqhn, Don Bishop John Bradley Jimmy Stanley, Harry Blondhiem, Hammond Stith, Neil Marchbunks, Redmond. Emory Cain, Don Gooch, Roy Quinn. W 231W HARRY BLONDHIEM SCHEDULE COLLEGE PARK. BASS . NORTH FULTON BROWN ROOSEVELT ALUMNI WEST FULTON HAPEVILLE NEAL MARCHBANKS HAMMOND STITH JIMMY STANLEY ED QUINN CENTRAL ROME CAMPBELL ROSSVILLE GRIFFIN COMMERCIAL SAVANNAH DECATUR MARIST 36 mm? X? ?ww TOMMY REDMOND SCHEDULE COLLEGE PARK. . ROME GRIFFIN DECATUR CAMPBELL MABIST BISHOP JOHN BRADLEY DINK VAUGHN HAPEVILLE ROSSVILLE GRIFFIN CEDARTOWN ALBANY BROWN ROY QUINN MISS CARTHRON ' ' . l' SHIRLEY HOLT Get :1 Marty. MARTY CAMP GlBLkW BASKETBALL TEAM LED BY THEIR NEW COACH, MISS CAWTHORNE, HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON Firsi Rowl Left to Right: I. Segars. M. Vaughn, P. Wallace. S. Holt, D. Puckett. Second Row: E. Pierson. B. Phillips, M. Maddox, L. Hudson, M. Kuykendull Third Row: H. Cham- bers, S. Sadler, I. Holcombe, M. Camp, B. Simpson. IEAN SEGARS Manager ,n, w: ,u....w,..x. hExzi$a3ax a, $53, . , mi; , ,9 $$$ng .Jfgg 0 Right: Marcia Mud- First Row, Left I 3 13:13 Shirley Holt, San- cond Row: Lois Hud- dox. Marty Camp, dra Sudler. Se son, Barbara Simpson, Eleanor Pier- tt Chambers, Harrie Barbara Ph Third ROW' son. 1135. Fourth ill Put Wallace. Iecm Hol- Dot Puck . ie Kuykendall Marg Row- ie Vaughn, ior Mar combe. ,mwwmgwmmmum a $ $5 33$. Washbutn, Seals, Linzey, Childers. Marchbanks, Stephens. Third Row: w o R d n o C e S m o o M v.. k. .m B v.. .m d a r B cw r e M M C .m e h .d n b B n.. o h .5 B w o R m .H F .m. e m S vH b e e N a P o P Aw d o D h c a 0 PV .m. m S .m t r a M a s W. BASEBALL TEAM UB LONG HOURS IN THE HOT TO WORK IS WILLING IN ORDER TO BRING HONOR TO RUSSELL SUNSHINE DON BISHOP HARRY BLONDHEIM LAMAR SMITH NEIL MARCHBANKS $5 aww , E: ROBBIE NEELY KNOX CHILDERS GARY BAILEY LAMAR SEALS JOHN BRADLEY STRIKE! Em 313, $112333 aff 4W x ?fmd 3;? Slide, Blondheim, slide!! 117 x, 5 kg; S? Q , x thw gums: w my mu m wgp :3 62g M m w Ierry Walton Tommy Redmond Jimmy Stanley Gene Newsome Kenneth Newsome Larry Anderson Charlie Light Jimmy Eagle Dennis Alcheson INCLUDES: Earl Edmondson Jerry Couch Sambo Chance David Kirkland Edgar Vaughn Norman Vaughn Bobby Fuller Bobby Smith Pat Gibson Mike Cain. Mgr. w gggiww Serond Row: Jerry Wuhan. Jimmy Couch, Iames Chapman, Marty First owR, Left to Right: Lamar Harrison, Bubbu Skinner, Margaret Mitchell. Camp, Murcia Maddox, Iimmy Stanley. Hammond Siith. TENNIS AND GOLF TEAMS First Row, Left to Right: Stanley Meats, Jerry Edwards. Fred Lovell, Ioe George, Bennie Greer, Sambo Chance. Second Row: Bobby Vansant, Larry Dewberry. Bobby Smith, Bobby Pratt. k- awn mm i? am a R 3Q Rm 8mg: WEEES wag; 3;, m; mm 7 V m; J? a , nggg Qiaiw :WV 14g , W133? a W. W i$$i$ 9V mi Me a a as? , 5mm WWW gwtz Mugaqgt Wm, , mes the curb mg over k 0 O .L wk me iilswi: Two cadet: practice for competition lnin , $3 5:? Tra EM iiekngvw k buds meWauaRiQ : Auwen ins ng s 3 mmwmwme MILITARY The Best In M His; gait; W gig: INSTRUCTORS CAPTAIN CLEMENTS SERGEANT AUWEN SERGEANT MYRICK ASSISTANT INSTRUCTORS First Row, Left to Right: Capt. Carl Hendrix, Major Lee Jones. Second Row: Major Bobby Vansunt, Capt. Dcm Robertson, Capt. Richard Roberts, LL Col. Presion Suddulh. U C T ID B S COLOR GUARD Firsl Row, Left to Right Dorsey Norris, Keith Huffstetter. Second Row: Gene Lewis, James Couch. Jeff Pruitt, David Cheek. F F I . C L U B First Row, Left to Right: Eldon Cort. Jimmy Stewart, Carl Hendris, Keith Huffstetter, David Cheek, Ieif Pruitt, Fred Allen. Second Row: Capt Clem- ents, Edgar Tuum, Bobby Mcmqum. Dan Robertson, Bobby Sealock, George Oliver, Hugh Schiifer, Lee Jones, Preston Suddth. Third Row: Bobby VanA sum, Wayne Dill, Wyvis Harper. Frank Livingston, Harold Jennings, Ted Murphy, Richard Roberts, Jim Collins, James Couch, Calvin Poss, Gene Lewis. W m 8 mwmk , 43$ ;:E 36 x $1: 913$ Naiuk i xwa Bobby Vansant, Jimmy Stewart, Gene Lewis. Chick Helms. T E COUNTY RIFLE RESULTS RUSSELL . . . . . HAPEVILLE RUSSELL . . . COLLEGE PARK RUSSELL . . . . HAPEVILLE RUSSELL . . . . . COLLEGE PARK RUSSELL . . . . HAPEVILLE RUSSELL . . HAPEVILLE RUSSELL . . . . . COLLEGE PARK RUSSELL . . . . COLLEGE PARK RUSSELL . . HAPEVILLE RUSSELL . . COLLEGE PARK RUSSELL , . . . HAPEVILLE RUSSELL , . . . COLLEGE PARK RUSSELL , . . . HAPEVILLE RUSSELL . . . . . . COLLEGE PARK RUSSELL . . . . COLLEGE PARK RUSSELL . HAPEVILLE Shurpshooiers l TED MURPHY COMPANY A lST PLATOON lST LT FIRST PLATOON S G W N N m D L O R A H COMPANY A LT SECOND PLATOON 2ND PLATOON, lST TOON GEORGE OLIVER COMPANY A LT 3RD PLATOON, THIRD PLA lST TUM FIRST PLATOON IST PLATOON, COMPANY B IST LT. BOBBY SEALOCK SECOND PLATOON 2ND PLATOON. COMPANY B 2ND LT. FRANK LIVINGSTON THIRD PLATOON 3RD PLATOON COMPANY B 2ND LT. EDGAR TA $wa xwmm ,a 23v vguk? 2g 2?? is l l COUCH IIM COLLINS HUGH SCHIFFER COMPANY C LT COMPANY C LT COMPANY C . JAMES FIRST PLATOON lST PLATOON THIRD PLATOON 3RD PLATOON lST lST LT SECOND PLATOON 2ND PLATOON lST LEE JONES Major LINDA ANN KEE RICHARD ROBER Sponsor Sponsor GAIL ROBERTS and AponAorA PRESTON SUDDUTH Lieutenant Colonel ANN UNDERWOOD officew Sponsor CARL HENDRIX $ R m Nm H10. SC Du O D GLORIA CAMPBELL W ies. t Then sponsors are chosen to accom- 1V1 t TALMADGE HAND Maior litary. JOAN GALIGER Sponsor 0 officers are those in m1 C. ys Who have made the greatest ts T B .O. The R levemen b0 puny them in the spring ac BOBBY VANSANT GCh Major DIANE LEVERETTE PAT WALKER Sponsor 312an 1n DAN ROBERTSON Cuptu E F F U D c M E m R E H T A K 1g SUCCGSS tenanl leu GENE LEWIS tenant Colonel BETSY BELL Sponsor irst L men P L KEITH HUFFSTETTER ight was a b 1'1 I Major EVERLY HAMILTON Sponsor Sponsors IEFF PRUITT for the cadets and their sponsors. 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BOBBY VANSANT $3: 2: 213$?le izen oi the Year it JUDY JONES C DJLR. ANN UNDEBWOOD Sweetheart of Russell High WAN SEARS Inner m m s m n o C n .m m e v e r P e .H F S .5 M PAT FOWLER ical W Ormor , inw A 3??? ix rww 'wwy m x. , aye: m5?ggy M , a2; M35311: N ,K Wwwsk M15 y, 53 MRS. GRAVENHOR T Director THE QANNIBAL SENIOR PLAY C ST PAT FOWLER JAMES HARDY JEAN SEARS SALLY CRUTCHFIELD SHIRLEY HOLT GEORGE LINZEY DORIS HOSKINS ANNETTE BRADLEY JAMES CHAPMAN WANDA HENRY BENNIE GILSTRA BOBBY VANSAN SUE SPARKS ERMINIE SPENCE IANICE CAMMON LAMAR HARKSON DAVID KIRKLAND QUEEN . Brenda Day Bruce Clyde Mildred Wade Iu-Iu . Daisy Mae . Lucius Iuliu Boyd Mrs. Craig Professor Kent Mary Fremom Robert Fremont Allan Kent Eugenia Sherwood Dialogue Prompter Stage Business Prompter Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager W Wmawwm A wik ?QW 1 Carl Hendrix. ZA-Iudy Jones. 3 Marqaret Cox. 4 Onetha Abercrombie. 5 Hammond Stiih. 8 Lee Iones. 7 Bobby Fisher. 8-Edqm' Vaughn. 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S N 5w? , u ? i Q Em, u a g 9w OSOEOEO:ODOEOEOEOEOEDEOEOCQ QQ OEOEOEOEOEOGOEO:OEOEOEOEOCB O Q East Point Boiler and Welding Works QUALIFIED WELDING East Point Day Nursery CA. 3607 224 E. Cleveland Avenue Individual Child Care Supervised Play DEWITT STEPHENS R. W. WILKINSON 1278 CCntml Ave. liast Point, Ga. Separate Age Groups Phone CA 6127 QCEOEOEOEOEOEQOCZOEO QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOE QOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO DDEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO DOEOEOEOEOSOEOEDEOEO:OEOEO GO:0:050:OED:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOCECEOEOEO:DEOEOCO C O EOEOEOEOE C ompliments EAST POINT ELKS NO. 1617 QDOEOSOEOSOEOEOEOEOEODOGOEOEOEOEODOEO: Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q DOEOEO:0:0EOC?OCDOEOEOEOEOEO$02050:OEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEO 050:0EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO0 pOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOGOC 0 Day CA. 6283 Night AM. 8101 WHITE'S FLOWER SHOP BILL WHITE Compliments of SMITH-EAST PRODUCE COMPANY 1050 Murphy Avenue ATLANTA. GEORGIA 124 Whiteway EAST POINT, GA. OEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOCB QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO QOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOC QDOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOE Q30:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 30:0:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 163 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 49 MARTIN-JOHNSON PRINTING COMPANY Publishers of ATLANTA'S SUBURBAN REPORTER Whiteway Avenue EAST POINT, GA. pOEOSOSOEOEOEOSOSOC DOEOEOSOQGDOEOEOEO DOC3OEOEOEOQOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOa OEOEOEO:OEOSOEOEOSOEOEOEOCD Your Total Food Bill is Less When You Shop at C5. 0:?OEOEOQOSOQOCOEO:OEOSOSOEOEOSOSOEOEOCQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QOSOEOEO:OEOEOGOSOEOEOEOEOCQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ENGINEERING 6Q SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ARCHITECTURE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GEORGIA IPOEODOEOEOEOEOCDOGOC QDOEOGOEOEOEDEOEOEO DOCDOSOEOEOSOSOEOEOEOEOEOEO a Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Compliments of HARKEYS CASH GROCERY CA. 4025 700 W. Washington Avenue QEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC MOUNT NURSERIES 411 W. Rugby Avenue 910 Pierce Sireet COLLEGE PARK, GA. QOEOEOEOSOEOSDSOEOC DOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOd DOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOd 0SOEOEOEOEOGOEOEOEOSOEOGOCE O EUBANKS APPLIANCE COMPANY GENERAL ELECTRIC Heating Q Air Conditioning Appliances 112 N. East Point Street OEOEOEOSOEOEOGOEOQ QDOEOSOGOEOEOEOEO: EOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOSOEDSOEO GDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:OSOEOSOC$ O o M A X W I G G I N S Chief of Fire Dcpm'fmml EAST POINT. GA. 'EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOC Compliments of MYERS-DIGKSON FURNITURE YOUR HOME FURNISHERS EAST POINT. GEORGIA DOEOEOSOEOEOEOGOEOEOEOC GOEN 8: PRESTON INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 129 Thompson Ave. FA. 7474 EAST POINT. GEORGIA OGOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOE OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 3 Membership in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DOES NOT COST-IT PAYS WHAT HELPS EAST POINT HELPS YOU IOIN the East Point Chamber Of Commerce OEOEOEOEOEOSOSOEOQ ?OGOEOSOEOEOSOEO: QDOSOEOEOSOEOEOEOEO QDOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEO 164 QOEOEOSOECEOE0:050:OEOEOEOEOEODOEOEOEO:OCSOEOEOEOEOEOEOCD Your friends Wish for you the best of everything as you go out as future citizens to take your place CIS leaders of tomorrow. RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEAOHER ASSOCIATION MRS. E. E. GIBBONS, President MRS. K. M. ROBERTS, 1st Vice-President GUY G. GERMANO, 2nd Vice President MRS. R. E. YARBOROUGH, Secretory MRS. M. E. CRAWFORD, Treasurer Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0EO:CK:0:0:O:D:OE0aOEO:O:20GOC:OaOEOEOSOEOCDOEOEOEOEOEOEOQ SAY IT WITH FLOWERS MURRAY, The Florist Q Q Q Q Q L1 26000 SQUARE FEET 01: CLASS B U Wedding Decorations Floral Designs i Potted Plants Cut Flowers a CA. 252246464647 U U ALL HOURS 0 L1 Q Q Q Q 3 928 WEST WASHINGTON AVE. EAST POINT. GEORGIA Established 1918 Q Q Q Q E Q U, Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q DOCTDOSOSOEOEOEO2 .DOEOEO:0:030:030:0EOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEDEOEO C9 OSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSO:OEOSOQ C$ East Point Realty Company SALES V, RENTALS 503 S. Main Street GORDON POTATO CHIP CO. 303050SOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOED CA. 2153 - 2154 903050303OED:OEOSOEOEOCOEOEOEOEOSOSOEO DOEOEOEOSOEOEOSOEOEOEOSOSO:OEOEOSOEOQO OOEOSO:OEOEOEO:OSOEOSOEOEOSOSOEOSOGOEO 20:0:oaocososo30:0:0C2mcmcmd 166 ATLANTA OEOEOGOEOEOEOEOEOCQ xp 13 CECEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOECQ MOON 81 HEMPERLEY HARDWARE QFormcrly South Fulton Homc SupplyQ Hardware6paintshSeeds Sporting Goods CA. 2802 220 N. Main St. DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 3030:0EO:O:MT:QC:O:O:O:O:OEO$ C13 OEOEOEOEO:OEOEOESEOGOEOEOC$ STERLING JEWELERS 150 N. Main Street CA. 6066 U EAST POINT, GEORGIA Q Just Say HCHARGE 1T H We Carry . . . 0 Prelude - W'ild Rose - Joan of Arc Q Queens Lace - Royal Danish U Sterling made by International Silver Co. E 8 All Styles of Samsonite Luggage Also Watch Repair QOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEC DOEOEOEOCECEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCJ 1230 N. Main Street OEOEOEOSOEOSOEOEOQ 23030EO:050:0EOCDO:OEOEOEOEOEOSO:OEOEOEOEOEOSOEOSOEOEOEO ,, ,A aQTJm Q2an 6 CEO:0:0:O:OEOEOEOEO:OEOEOE050:0:OEOEOEOCSOEOGOEOEOEOEOCQ 0 THE VARSQTY Trade Mark Reg. Fresh Food - Curb Service ATHENS QDOEOEOEOEOEOSOEO: O:O:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC$ MINOR STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Day CA. 0682 Night FR. 1929 125 Whiteway EAST POINT OEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOC$ QDOEOSOEOEOSOEOEOCO KP DOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 0:060:OEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 0 Bank of Fulton County EAST POINT, GEORGIA Capital $200,000.00 - Surplus $100,000.00 Loans, Check cw'c, Saving CIQC, and Safe Deposit Box Deposit lnsumntc 510,000-17. D. I. C. QOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC 30:0:0Q1 Qoaocoaosocog DO:0DCEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOU 0:0:OE0:0:OEO:OEOEOECEOEOECEOEOEOEOEO :OCEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCD EAST POINT FORD COMPANY SALES 2 SERVICE BA. 2121 OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO EOEODGEOEOEOEOQDO: OCDOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOQOJ 167 630:O:OEOEOEOEOEOEOCDOEOEOEOC$ Congratulations from Atlanta Gas Equipment Company, Inc. DONALD H. T. OLLESON, Pres. 604 N. Main Street EAST POINT, GA. Specialists in Air Conditioning and Heating Leaders in Gas Appliances :anaoaoaoaoaoacaoaosoc 0aOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOGOEOEOC . pRE-TesTED C$ d SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Our Pledge to You GOOD SHOES CORRECTLY FITTED J. 8: J. POLL PARROT SHOE STORE 30:0EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSO Congratulations to the Class of '54 from RADIO STATION WTIH THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF EAST POINT 1260 IN DIXIE 1260 OSOEOEOEOEOEOSOEO QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSO QOEODOSOEOEOEOEOSO QOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOSO DOECEOEOEOEOSOEOECEOEOEOEOCD QOEOSDEOEOEOGOSOEOEQEOEOEOC pm:OEOSOEQEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO EAST POINT AUTOMAT LAUNDRY 511 S. Church St. CA. 0066 EAST POINT O Compliments :QEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOC AYBDGK APPLIANCE COMPANY A COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT FR. 4573 2038 Sylvan Road, S.W. EOEOEOEOEOEOECEOEOEOEOC Q Q Q Q Q VALLEY FORT PHARMACY Q Q Q Q of ALPHA 8! BETA CHAPTERS TRY VALLEY FORT FIRST Convenient for your Convenience Phone RAymond 5174 1810 Stanton Road Russell Co-Ed Hi-Y OOEOEOEOEOEQEOEOEOC DOEOEOSOSOEOEOEO: DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO DOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOSOEOU Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q OEOEOSO:0:050:CK:0:0:OEOEOEOEOEOEO:0:0'.:QOCQO:O:O:O:O:O:O:$ Compliments of HENRY MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Since 1928 434 NORTH MAIN EAST POINT, GA. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q OC30EO:OaOEOEOEOEC'EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOE0 Q OEOEOECEOEOEOQ30EOSOSOSOEOEO:0aOEOEOECEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOJ 168 OEO:0:0:0:0:CM:0:0:0:050:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCQO:OEOEOEOEODOQ P. O. Box 45 Atlanta, Georgia TY STOKES Representative Of Bastain BrothersQRochesLer, N. Y. School and College jewelry v Announcements Personal Cards Q Diplomas - Caps Q Gowns OSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOQ DOEOEODOEOEOEOEOSO p 20:0EOEO:OEOEOQDOEOEODODDEOD0:0EOEOEOEDEOEOEDEOEOSOEO:0C9 pogo:0:?CECEODOEOEOEOEC:OEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOCQOEOEOEOEOEOEOQ Southern Wood Preserving Co. Creosoting and Creo-Pine Products P. 0. Station A Atlanta, Georgia Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q DOSOS0:0EDEO:0:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEDSODODOEO :0EOEOEOEOEOEOQDOEOSOEOEOEOEO:ODOEOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOU DECSOE0:0:0:050:05OEOEOEDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 DOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOd Compliments of SMITH TRANSFER COMPANY CSOEOSOEOSOEOEOEOC b EODOEOEO:0:0:0QDOEOEOEDEO:0:0:0:0EOEOEOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOCJ 169 0:? Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q EAST POINT D m E m E m w E D m E E D m m m m m m m m D m E m E 0 0d :OEOEOEOEOEOEOQDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOC20: CD O:OEOSOEO:OEOSOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOC O:O:0:O:O:O:O:B O Compliments of W. I. HALL INC. Traders Warehouse, Inc. East Point, Ga. QOEOEOEOEOEODO:OEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEO QDOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO: :OZXJEO:0E0:0ECXDOEOCXJEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEDEOECEOECEOEOEOEO b O:OEO:ODO:0:0:DECEOEOEOEOEDSOEO:OEOEOEOC OEO:O:O:0:O:O:b O Fulton County Federal Savings and Loan Association CURRENT 3? RATE ON INSURED SAVINGS OFFICES Downtown Atlanta East Point 26 Pryor SL, NE. 106 Thompson Ave. WM. M. SCURRY SAM W. DENMARK President Asst. VP. and Branch Mgr. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QDOSOEOEOEOEODOEOSOGOEO:OEOEOEOEODOEO: ZOEOEOSOEOEOEO DO:O:O:020:0:020:0EODOEOSOEOBOEOEOEOEOEO 171 fosoEOEOEOEOGOEOEOEOEOSOSO:OEOEOEOSOEOEOCQO:oaoaoaosoaocb L. G. IALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges OFFICIAL IEWELER FOR RUSSELL'S BEAUTIFUL CLASS RING Commencemnt Invitations 4 Diplomas 4 Personal Cards MR. THAD WILKINS 4493 Peachtree Dunwoody Road ATLANTA, GEORGIA Phone: EXchange 4176 QDOSOGOEOEOEOEOSOEO:OSDSOEOEOEOEOSOEOEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q :OEOEOEOEOEOEO4DOEOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEO OEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOSOEOEOCQ GOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOGOEOSOEOGO4 Compliments of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 124 N. Main East Point, Ga. QOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEC AAA Representative Bob Brown,s Standard Service GAS 4 OIL 4 TIRES 4 BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Corner S. Church St. 6: Thompson Ave. CAlhoun 9481 EAST POINT, GA. DOEDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEC THE LETTEHBRAFT SHOP 523 Legion Way CAlhoun 4687 EAST POINT, GEORGIA 3OEOEOEOEOGOEOEOEOEOEOEC H. S. STARRETT 130 W. Cleveland Avenue PLUMBING AND HEATING FA. 1544 FA. 1545 OSOSOEOEODOSOEOEOEOEOEOEO3 Compliments of EAST POINT CLEANERS 124 Sylvan Road CA. 6289 4OGOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEDEC Compliments of BIG APPLE SUPER MARKETS STORES IN GEORGIA 5x ALABAMA EOEOQOEOEOEOEOEOGOCQ OEOSOEOEOEOSOEOEO ?OEOEOSOEOEOEDEDEO L DOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEO OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOdJ 60:0:04:050:04:030:0:050:OEOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOCQOEOEOEOEOEOEO Q Compliments of EAST POINT AUTO PARTS 628 N. Main Street FAiricxx 1531 EAST POINT. GEORGIA WOEOEOCOEOEOEOEOEO EOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO OEOEOEOEDECEO4DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEODOEOSOEOEO 172 ?OEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:CM:O:O:0:0:OS0:0EOEOEOEOCQQEOEQEOEOEOEOCQ O WISHING FOR ALL OF YOU . . . . . . A Full and Complete Lite AND INVITING YOU . . . . To Come to See us Sometime LIONS CLUBS OBJECTS TO create and foster c1 spirit of generous consideration among the peoples of the world through CI study of the prob- lems of international relationships from the standpoint of business and professional ethics. promote the theory and practice of the principles of good government and good citizenship. commercial, social and moral wel- tcxre of the community. To unite the members in the bonds of friendship, good fellowship and mu- tual understanding. provide a forum for the full and free discussion of all matters of public in- terest, partisan politics and sectarian religion alone excepted. encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards in business and professions; provided that no club shall hold out as one of its objects financial benefits to its members. Your Friends THE EAST POINT LIONS CLUB Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q take cm active interest in the Civic, a Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 20:0:0EOEOEOEOQDOEOEOEO50:0EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 173 OEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEOEDEOCB CQ OEOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEOSCEODOCB O HOLLUMS GROCERY CO. A RED DOT STORE 123 Connolly DrQ East Point, Ga. CA. 1161 EOEOCQ Hood EmploymeniL Service VELMA HOOD bOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEC EAST POINT SUPPLY CO. See us for QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS 113 Connctlly Drive CA. 3531 EAST POINT. GEORGIA DOEOEOEOEOEDEOEOEOEOEOEOEO Specializing in QOSOQOEOEOEOEOEOGO QDODOSOEODOEDEOEO: Service to East Point, College Park, Hapeville and West End Areas. 0205030:OEOEOEOECSOEOEOEOC$ 0 Office, Clerical. Sales Skillediabor Personal Placement Compliments of JEFFERSON PARK SODA COMPANY OTIS STEPHENS, Owner Freezer Fresh Ice Cream and Sherbert Hot Sandwiches and Short Orders CAlhoun 8837 129 Thompson Avenue EAST POINT OE0:0:0EOEOEOEOGOGOEOEOEOEOEOSOEODOSO OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO: f 30:0EOEOEOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO3 0:0EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO KPOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Howard L. Carmichael 8: Sons FUNERAL HOME Superior Ambulance Service CAlhoun 1138-39 EAST POINT. GA. Cawfhon 81 Hollums FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES ADMIRAL, CAPEHART, MOTOROLA, ?OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC QDOEOEOEOEOGDEOEOEO PHILCO AND RCA TELEVISION OEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:0 OEOEOEOEOEOECEOEOEOEOC-JOEOCD YOUR STORE OF VALUES Established 1912 EAST POINT DEPT. STORE CA. 2542 EAST POINT, GA. We're Selling to Second Generations CD BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY CAlhoun 8426 - 7 Washington 6: Church St. 2OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO EAST POINT Compliments of MR. H. M. LEMASTER 108 Thompson Avenue EAST POINT, GEORGIA OEOEOEOC:O:0G0:0:OGOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOCQ QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEODOEOEOEOGOEOEOEODOEO QDOEOEOSOQOEOEOEOEO E10EOEOEQEDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 174- DOEOEO:OSOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEO OOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEO ?OEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:DEOEOEOEDEOEOEOSOEOEOEOC OEOEODOEOEOEOEQ JOHN S. WHALEY COMPANY AGENTS Q Q Q U Insurance - Automobile Financing C Real Estaie i Dependable Protection 9 Q Q Q 121 Whiteway EAST POINT, GEORGIA QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO ZOEOEOEOEOEGEC1:10:10:0:0EOEO:0EOEOEOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 60:20:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO fOEOEOEOEOEOGOEOEOQOEOSOEOCE GLOVEBS PHARMACY FRIENDLY SERVICE AND RELIABLE DRUGS Phones CA. 317 4- 75 114 N. East Point Street EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCOEOEOC Compliments of L. G. GALLAWAY. JR. EAST POINT CHEVROLET DEALER, INC. 316 Church Street CA. 3138 EOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOC ANDREWS FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION Telephone FA. 2661 433 E. Virginia Avenue COLLEGE PARK, GA. 3050:?OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEODOJ Compliments of THE LAUNDBOMAT 113 Ware Avenue 0:0 EOEDEOEOEDEOEOEOEOEOEOC WA. 9372 W. D. HOOD CASH AUTO PARTS GUMPANY UARANTEED USED PARTS 219 Walker Street, S..W ATLANTA. GEORGIA EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC TYPEWRITERS MINTON-JONES BUMPANY 127 Whiteway CA. 0633 EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of DAVIS CASH GROCERY 408 Taylor Avenue EAST POINT, GEORGIA OOSOEOEOSOEOQO: OEOGOEOEOEOEOEOEO EDEOEOEOEOECEOEOEOEOEOC MchLLIAMS SEHVIGE STATION Corner Washingion and Church Streets CA. 1105 EAST POINT, GEORGIA OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEOCD Bus. CA. 1241 Res. FA. 6659 Tri-City Building Material Co. T. H. WILSON, Manager Masonry Saw RentalsHSaw Blades C0011 ,1 Sand 2 Stone 2 Peat Gravel 125 E. Taylor Avenue EAST POINT. GEORGIA EOEDSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC EAST APOINT BARBERD SHOP RCONDITION 1'1 Payls To Look Your Best 109 Cleveland Avenue EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Safety Glass - Plate Glass - W1 ndow Glass Channels Requlqrtors 2 M1 1rrors LOWE AUTOMOTIVE GLASS GOMPANYCA 607 S. Main Sitree 8292 M. C. LOWE EAST POINT, GA. C C. ALOWE 10:0EOECEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO PROGRESSIVE HARDWARET STORE 100 Jefferson Avenue T,POINT GEORGIA CA. 7794 Opposite Russell High School D0:050EOEODCEOEODOEOEODOEOCD QDOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOJ Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 Q Q Q Q Q U OEOEOEOEO:0:0EOEOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEO:O13 OEOEOEOEOEOEOGOEOCD OEODOEOEOEOEOEOEO OOEOEOEOEOEO GOEOSOEOEOEOEOEO:OEDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOGOEOC'OEOC2 OEOEOGOEOEQ Compliments of E 1 9 EAST POINT AMUSEMENT co. 1 a 1 Fairfax - East Point - Fulton Theatres OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO EOEOEODOEOEOEO DOEOEOEOEO:0EOEDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEODOJ 175 fogDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEDEoGOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOC-oao:QEQSOEOEOEB E Congratulations to the Class of '54 g 91716173 is No Substitute for an Education S East Point Chevrolet g Dealer, Inc. Q Q Q New Cars -Q Used Cars Q Parts Q Service 600 N. Main St. FA. 2611 East Point, Ga. QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO Q:oaoaoGoEoaoaoQoEoSOEoEomoEoEoSOEOEOEOEODDEODOEOEOEOEO O:DEDEOEOSOSOSCEOEOSOEOEOC CQ fOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEO:0:0 O Q Compliments of MCCOY HARDWARE AL ROBERTS COMPANY Mayor of East Point EAST POINT, GA. $OEOEOEOEOSOEOEO: QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSO DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 0:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC BEST CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Manufacturers of Steam Cured Q Tested Blocks CAlhoun 2588 EAST POINT. GEORGIA OEDEOEOEOEO:0:0EODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOO OEOEOSOEOEOSOEOEOCD Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOw p 303030EOSOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEO$ DOEDEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q HAPPY HOMES SUPER MARKETS 1806 Stanton Road 2994 Stewart Avenue EAST POINT HAPEVILLE OEOEOEOEOGOEOEOEOCD QDOEOEOGOEOEOEOEOEO QEOSOEDEOEOEOEO-I 0:0EOEOEOEOEOEOGOSOEOEODOEOEOCDOEOEOEOEO 176 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q In Any Language. . . A Job with SOUTHERN BELL Means a Good Future! SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q a g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g DOEOEOEO:0EOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:30:0:0EOEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEODOEODOEOEOEO h 981 Virginia Avenue pOEOEOEOEOGOEOSOEOC 0:0:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOC$ ORB 8o SHAW BARBER SHOP 177 S. Main EAST POINT, GEORGIA EOSOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOC MERRIT REXALL STORE 201 S. Main CA. 2134 AS East Point You r Friendly Druggixt bOEOSDEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEDEC DUBHAMQS EAST POINT'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT SUPER MARKET 110 Connally Drive Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QDOEOEOEOEOEOGOEOEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 030:0:OEOEOEOEOEOECEOEOGO J The Best In Sporting Goods Reeder 8t McGaughey SPECIALISTS IN SPORTS Broad and Walton ATLANTA. GEORGIA ODOCDOCDOEOEOEOEOEOCQ QDOECEOEOEOEOEOEOEO GD ODOEOEOEOEOGOEDEOEO:OEOEO Cg Air Conditioned Curb Service ?OEOEOEOEOGOEOEODO HAPEVILLE. GA I. W. NASH, Manager GDOEOEOEDEDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO O Compliments of THE REBEL CHEF 2280 Stewart Ave., S. W. CA. 9288 QOSOEOSOSOEOSOEO: 60$OEOEOEOEOEOQOEOEOEOEOEO O Compliments of BON-TON CLEANERS 128 W. Cleveland Ave. EAST POINT QEOEOEOEOEDEOEOEOEOEOEOC N02 E. Jean 8. Jean 8. BizQun GloQ B. Jane B. Marcia M. Carolyn 8. Carol 8. Nellie G. EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of F. W. WOOLWURTH COMPANY OEOEOGOEOEOEOEOE QDOEOEOEOSOSOEOEOEOEOEOEODO Catering Service Minute Self Service DOEOSOEOEOEOECCDOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEODOEOEQEOEOEOEOEOEODO 178 0t:O:EX:0:0:0:0:0:0EOEOEOEOEOSOEOEDEOEOGOCDOEOEOEDEOEOEOCQ O DECATUR LlNCOLN-MERCURY COMPANY, INC. HAPEVILLE BRANCH At Main Entrance to Airport OSOEOSOEOEOEOEO: DOEOEOEOEOEOEOCDOEO:0EOEOEOEOEDSOEOEOanoaosoaoaomosoaog CE DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOE DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOCJ C2 QDOEOSOSOEOSOEOSOE OaOEOCOED:OEOEQSOEOEOECEOEOGOEO:OEOEOSOC:DEDECEOECEOEOCQ JOE COTTON DRIVE IN Spacious Dining Room Q'DODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO ODOEOEDEOEOEOEOECSOEOEOEOEOCQ Best Wishes to the Student Body GOULDMAN-TABER PONTIAC, INC. YOUR DOWNTOWN PONTIAC DEALER 161 Ivy Street, N.E.-CY. 7366 OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOg EOEOEOEOEOEODOECEO OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO OEOGOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOGOEOCD OLIVER ELEGTRUNIBS SO OUND EQUIPMENT SALES AND RENTALS Inter Communicating Systems for Any Type Job Bus. - CY. 6055 - 6 G P Oliver Res. - CA. 3955 88 Alexander 81., N.W. ATLANTA 3. GEORGIA EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC EHBISTINEAS FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occas1on G CHRISTINE EIDSON In Any Event Send Flowers 1 . Send Ours Day 5 Night Phone FA. 4367 505 S. Main Street EAST POINT, GEORGIA EOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOGOC Compliments ULMANTS MEN 81 BOSYTSE SDHUP PIO NT G TRY US EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC LHAHHIS- STONE IlLENERSE ; COLD STORAG 1012 N. Main StreefD COLLEGE PARK. GEORGIA QDODOEOEOEOEO:xxlzoaocmaocmso CA 8891 OEODOEOEOEOEOEOEOQ QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 60:0:0:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCB EAST POINT PHARMACY Reliable Service Prescriptions PRESTON SUMMER, Owner 100 N. Main Street EAST POINT, GA. CA. 2116 QOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q B E Q: CECEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOQOCB STYLE LEADERS WEAR FLAGS SHOES 57 PEACHTREE EOEOEOEOGOEOEOEOEOE STBIGKLEAND SERVICE STATION CO PRODU CTS Tires- Tubes- Batteries Accessories N. MuinGConnally Drive CA. 9104 EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC PINYAN 81 WHIWTE HARDWARE 81, APSPLIANGES Gift Bar We Dle iver Sportmg Goods P. G Paint Products 61 Glidden Spred Blackstone 6r Crosley Appliances 61 Television 1006 N. Main St. COLLEGE PARK, GA. CAlhoun 8474 EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOC Compliments of FIELDS GROGEBY 20 1 West Washmglon EAST POINT QDOEOEOEOEO:xxzocmczmaoaoczoczog OEOGOGOEOEOEOEOEOCD OSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 0:050:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:DEOEOEOEOCDOEOEOEOEOEOEOCQ Compliments AMERIOAN LEGION POST 117 DOEOEOEOEOEOEOCDOGOECEOEOSOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEODDEOBOEOEO QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOECEOEOEO 179 QOECK:OEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEO:OSOSOEOEOEOSOEOEOCDC:OEOEOEOEOEOCD DEDICATED TO OUR DEPARTED BUDDIES For God and Country, we associate ourselves to- gether for the following purposes: To uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States of America; to main- tain law and order; to foster and perpetuate a one hun- dred percent Americanism; to preserve the memories and incidents of our associations in the Great Wars; to inculcate CI sense of individual obligation to the com- munity, state and nation,- to combat the autocracy of ter of might; to promote peace and good Will on earth; to safeguard and transmit to posterity the principles of justice, freedom and democracy; to consecrate and sanctity our comradship by our devotion to our mutual helpfulness. + EAST POINT AMERICAN LEGION POST N0. 51 g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g 3 both the Classes and the masses; to make right the Mas- Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q DOQOEOEOEOEO30:050:0:050:0SOSOEOEOEOSOCDOEOEOEOEO:0:20:0EOEOEOEOEOSOSOEOEOSOEOSO DOEOEOEOEOEOEO:DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOW 180 OEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOCD 0:050:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOECEOC MONT'AG S BL UE HORSE Cb b 0 Free DeliveriesE7 A.M. 'Til Midnite Phones AMherst 9155 - FRanklin 5666 Browning Super Market Finest in MEATS, PRODUCE AND GROCERIES 2115 Campbellton Road, S.W. PAPER SHOL ISPPLIES SINCE 1889 180 Marietta Street Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia QOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO OOEOEOEOEOEODOEOEOC QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOED Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q DOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO a Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q C? Refresh...add zest to the hour x, . II I Dom UN DII AH! HDMVV 0' ml CMCOM CONN I' THE ATLANTA COCA- COLA BOTTLING COMPANY QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q L k38:10:10:0QZOQZO:1082QDOEOCNDCQOC8OC8OEOQZO820:0:1OZXJEO20:108.:10820:XIK:QOQ:N3 QOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCQ EOEOEOED:OEOSODOEODOEOEOEO 8 F o R T H E B E s T ' ' MITCHELL MOTORS, INC. Your Oldsmobile Dealer Awnings and Venetian Blinds 350 W. Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga. Dial CAlhoun 31 01 CARROLLS AIRPORT SERVICE STATION ROAD SERVICE - PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE R. E. CARROLL JR.. Owner I205 Virginia Ave. CA. 9404 Hapeville, Ga. EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEODOEOEOC Atlanta Tent 8: Awning Co. EAST POINT, GEORGIA Compliments of VIVIA'S BEAUTY SALON 904 E. South Main St. FA. 2140 College Park, Ga. DOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEDEOSOEOEO ?OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO QDOEODOEOEOSOEOSOEO O Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 U EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEODOEOC O Q 0 Q 0 Q 0Q OEOEOEOEOEC:OEOEOEOEOEOEO 181 QOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEDEOEOQ OEOEOEOCOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEOQ Compliments of ADVANCE FINANCE CO. illfpll ' Tllkl'lf MOWERC 225 W. Washington Ave. Compliments of SOUTHERN SAW WORKS Manufacturers of EAST POINT OEDEOSOEOEOEOSOSOC DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO OSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEDEOd CD 63 OEOEOEOEOEOEOCOEO:OEOEOEOCQ Compliments of Perkerson Day Nursery 2315 Perkerson Road CR. 2638 OEOEDEOQOCOEOEOEOEOEOSO SNAPPING TURTLE SelprropeHed Rotary Lawn Mowers EAST POINT. GA. 0a0GO:0:OEO:O:OEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEODOCQ DOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSODO pOEOEOEOEOEOGOEODO DOEOEOEOEOQOEDSOEO p DODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOd Q Q Q Q 0EDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOGOGOEDEO:O:OEO:OEOSOEOCQOEOEOCDEOGOEOQ Compliments of THE POINTER STAFF ? Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0:?0a030:0:0:JOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSO O:0:0:0EOEOEOQDOEOEODOEOEOEOEOc?ODOEOEOGOEOSOEODOEOEOEOg 182 Q 90:0:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOECEOEOC$ 0 HOTPOINT APPLIANCES POLE LINE CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION FR. 1421 BEN HILL, GA. ?:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of FOREST HILL CIVIC CLUB 'EOSOEOECECEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments 0f HAVERTY FURNITURE 226 N. Main CA. 8478 3c::0:oaoaoaoaoaoaosoaososow QOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOC DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO: CONGRATULATIONS . ministration degree. of Science degrees. offered. education. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ODOEOEO:ODCEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of EAST POINT BEAUTY SHOP PANSY PHAGAN 105 Millege St. FA. 9061 IEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of TRIPP AUTO ELECTRIC EXCHANGE l:hOonaochOs-e-50s:1O:QO:Os:O:10:10s: REAL ESTATE SALES 85 RENTALS VIVIAN DURRETTeBroker Let Us Sell Your Property CAr. 7738 CA. 7456 QEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC CITY HALL SERVICE STATION TireSeTubeSeBufterieSeAccessorieSeRoad Service 134 W. Cleveland Ave J. J. JAYNES CA. 9484 hososomoSoaozoaoaozoaososo OEOEOCDOEOEOEOEOEOCD DOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOd, HQ 00. 03 . GRADUATES OF 1954!! ATLANTA DIVISION, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, fastest growing unit in your state university system, offers you over twenty coreer programs leading to the Bachelor of Business Ad- Other career plans include the BS. in Nursing Education degree, or three years toward the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor General military science R.O.T.C. also is Student services: Placement office and student credit union provide aid for students who wish to finance their own college PLAN NOW TO ENTER the downtown $7,000,000 plant, which also offers the 1954 high school graduate 0 new and com- pletely air conditioned library and classroom building. 20:050:020:0:0130EOEOEDEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOEODOEO 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Compliments of CLARK'S FOOD FAIR Campbellton Rd. at DeLowe Dr. Atlanta, Ga. IEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOECC Camillimeutx 0f LEACH 8: SONS YOUR AUTHORIZED WILLYS DEALER 1300 N. MAIN STREET IEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOC Compliments of A FRI EN D vaoaoaoaosoaoaomcaoaococ Compliments of B. F. GREER National Life 85 Accident Insurance Company 116 N. East Point St. CA. 8844 East Point, Ga. DOEOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOd QOEOEOEOEOEOCMDEOEOC DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOd OEOEOaOaOEOEOEDEOEOEOGOEOSDEOEO:OEOEOEOCQOEOEOEODOEOEOCB O QDOEODOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEDEOEOEOSOEOEO: pOEOECEOEOGOEQSOEOEO:OEOEOCE O Compliments of B E T A C L U B 1:050; QOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of MOODY SHOE SHOP 107 Thompson Ave. East Point, Ga. IEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEDEOEOEOC eW E D E L I V E R- WHITE WAY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 453 Ponce de Leon Ave., N.E. H. S. CAMPBELL AT. 4486 QDOEOEDSOEOEOEOEO: 3 Q Q Q Q 9 End Washday WorrieSeCall Us Q Q Q Q DOEOEODOEOEOEDEOGOEOEOEOEO CDOQQ QOEOEOEOEOCDOECEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q lonnmosr THE GREAT NAME IN DAIRY PRODUCTS 2711 Piedmont Road OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEO:0C HAILEY-RUTLAND, INC. INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND 1010 First National Bank BldgnQWA. 62.29 I. GLOER HAILEY, President Atlanta, Ga. IEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC ARCHIE LINDSEY Fulton County Commissioner VEOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOSOEOC3OC COLLINS DRUG STORE Cor. Cleveland and Sylvan Road East Point, Ga. FA. 4394 ?EOEOGOEOEOEDEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of DAVIS GARAGE QEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC AMOCO PRODUCTS RAymond 945l Adams Park Servuce Statlon WashingQWaxing-Lubrication 2I09 CAMPBELLTON ROAD. S.W. K. MALLAD, Owner Atlanta, Georgia EOEOEDEOGOEOEOEOEOGOEOC Compliments THOMAS L. CAMP Fulton County Commissioner EOEOEOEOGOEOEOSOEOEOEOC TOLLESON PHOTO 00. Photo Dent. J. J. Newberry Go. 37-4l Whitehall St, S.W. School Days PhotosQ Taken At Our Studio 3 Poses 25c-8 Poses 500- Finished In A Few Minutes Exchange Photos With Classmates and Sweethearts CAMP PRODUCE CO. FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES - PROMPT DELIVERY - 1050 Murphy Ave. AM. 6601 DOSOEOa0EO:0QOEOEOSOGOEOEOEOEOEOEO:020a 30:0:0EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOGOLJJ 90:0:0EOEOEOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOCB O DOEOEOEOGOQOEOEO: DOEOEOEOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOEOw 184 GDOEOEOEOEDEOEOEO O f?0:0E0:OSOE0:05OEOEOSCDOEOEOEOEOEOEOG CH. 9431 Compliments of A GOOD FRIEND EDEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of THE WILDCAT 1:0:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOC Complimentx of OLIN GRANT CLEANERS 208 S. Main St. College Park IEOEO:OEOEOEOEOVQOQOEOEDC Compliments of The American Hat Manufacturing Co. Atlanta, Georgia ISOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC Compliments of A F R I E N D K:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOCQOC SIMS LUMBER CO. Promyt Delivery Service 107 E. WASHINGTON STREET OEOEOEOEOEOEO:OEDaOEOEOEOECEOEOEODOEOEOOOEOSOEOEOEOEOCQ OEOEOCDOEOCDOCTQOSOEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q: GOGOEOEOEOCQ O OCDOEO:0EOEOEO:OEOQOEOEOEOEOEOQOSOEO: DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOJ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q pOEOEOEOEODOEOEOEOC Reid Alignment Co., Inc. Wheel Balancing-Aligmnent Service Axle and Frames Straightencd Heavy Duty and Passenger Cars FAirfax 4393 121 Davis Avenue EAST POINT, GA. DOSODOEOEOEOEOEOEO DOEOGOEOEOEO:DEOGOEOEOEDEOCy RUSSELL HIGH WILDCATS Joe George Onethu Abercrombie Phyllis Turner Larry Dewberry Dixie Walters Beverly Smith Benny Greer Betty Doyal Grandma Eulum James Chapman Judy Jones Hum Stith Donald Holbrook Shirley Holt Patricia Turner Tulmadge Hand Margaret and Gene Randy Shook Billy lvey Ronald Russell Bertie Gross Mary Ann Brown Charles Benefield Lummy Harrison Nancy Burress Sylvia and Bobby Barbara Bacchus Vi Ann Robb Charles Jordan Beth Gibbons Jan Common Kilroy Zilch James Hardy Jeanette Wharton Curtis Muscatiz Sambo Chance Gloria and Dorsey Larry Sote Barbara Spengler Mary McDuffie Betty Merritt Molly George Richard Jenkins Corrinne Loach Simple Simpson Wright Wurr, Jr. Virginia Cox Murganelle McLendon Bennie Gilstrap Me Ed Quinn Marilyn Barrows Bradford Banks Bobby Vansant Gerry Smith Ann Astin Miss Bill Eugene C. Colley Hazel Hartley Mary Helen Collins Ray Ruuschenberg Peggy Crawford Sherry Richter Ralph Harrison Martha Galloway Sylvia McCoy Tommy Robb Betty Jo Reed Eric Edmondson-Class '72 Raymond Cube Wanda Henry Jean and Lamar Laverne Driver Sarah Brown James Lewis Smith Collins Shirley Barber Jascha Lovnich Tyler, III William Gatlin Patricia Jane Kupser Marcia Maddox Imogene Phillips Evelyn Lowry D.K. Hoskins Ed Vaughn Gladys B. Duke Jane Jorgensen Bubbo Skinner Barbara Jean Sirmans Jimmie Eagle Jim Johnson Betty Jo Devane Louise and Gene Stanley Camp Martha Griffin Bitsy and Everett Peggy Willis Kenneth Lancaster Janet Jones Emily Kelley Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q p030:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOLuC CA. 8803 or 8804 MILLIRONS GARAGE 24 HOUR XVRECKER SERVICE G. W. Northcutt Dairy Producer and Distributor of GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS Anything and Anytime 860 Lakewood Ave.-Near Sylvan Road College Park, Ga. EAST POINT, GA. FA. 2941 DOEOEOEODOEOEOEOEOW DOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOW Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q OOEODOQOEOEOEOEOEOC DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCy DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOQDW 00:0:OSO:050:0:OEOEOEOCVO:0-:OEOEOSCEOEOSOCQOEOEOEOEOEOEOEQ u 0 Compliments of A FRIEND EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOQ gDEOEOEOEOEOEOEOS Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ODEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC OEOEOEOGOEOSOEOEDEOEOEO:OC$ O CDLUMBIA AUTO PARTS 00., INC. 3332 Glenwood Road NEW and USED AUTO PARTS and ACCESSORIES LIFETIME GUARANTEED MUFFLERS FOR ALL CARS Telephones DEarborn 1534 Night: DEarborn 2362 OEOEOEOEOEDEOEOEOQ OSOEOEOEOEOEOEOE Decatur, Ga. Q30:OEOEDEOEDEOEOEOEOEODOEOQ 0:30:OEOEOEOEOEOSOGOEOEOEOCB Compliments of DIXIE TALLY-HO, INC. FAIRBURN, GA. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSO f 0CDC:OQODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOU 3 Home Phone CA. 6457 QOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE We don't sell all the cars, But we sell the best CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE CO. ELWYN TOMLINSON, Pres. Opposite Biltmore Hotel DO:0:0DOEOEOEOCDOEOEOEOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOQOEOEOEOEO 1050 Murphy Ave. O:30:0EODOEOEOEO:O:0a0EOEOEOEOEOEOEOGOEOCDOEOEOEO:OEOEOCg O EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO:050C Compliments D. E. CLUB OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCQ EOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO: ?OEOEOEOCOEOEOSOEO O:0EOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOQ OSOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCQ O The Adams Company Sanitation Specialists 103 W. WASHINGTON AVE. EAST POINT, GA. OOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOQ DODOSOEOEOEOCDOEO: Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q OEOEOEDaOEO:OEO:5OSOGOEOEOEDEOEOEOEOEOSOCDOEOEOEOSOEOEOCQ 0 L E R O Y D A V I S BANANAS GEORGIA STATE MARKET Bldg. 1, Stores 12-13 Office Phone RA. 5505 DOEOEOSODOEOEOEO: g g g g g g Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q CD 0505050:OEOEOEOEDEOEOEOEOEO:050E050:OEOCDOEOEOEOSOEOEOCQ O CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS DODGE-PLYMOUTH IOB-RATED TRUCKS USED CARS2SERVICE In East Point It's WESTBROOK MOTORS DODGE-PLYMOUTH 228 N. Main St. East Point QOEOEOEOEOQOEOGOEO QDODODOEOEOEOEOEOE 303050EOEOEOEOCDOEOEOEOECEOEOa0E0:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO OEOEOEOEOEOEOGOEO:OEOEOEOCD b OEOEOEDEO:OEOEOEOEOEOCOEOQ Compliments of Jr. and Sr. Y-Teens Compliments of w. w. CAMP'S GROCERY of Russell High WE DELIVER OOGOEOEOEOQOEOEOEOC QDOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSO DOEOEO:OEOEODOSOEOEDEOEOEO OEOEOEOEOEOEDEOSOEOEOEOEOCB 0 2 Compliments of East Point Parks and Recreation Department J. R. GRAYSON, Superintendent FRED ETRIS, Chairman of City Parks and Recreation Committee BILL LOCKRIDGE, Board Member We are Backing the Wildcats CA. 7728-9 600 S. Randall EAST POINT Q E Q Q Q Q L1 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOGODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO OEOEOEOEOEOSOED: QOSOEOEOEOEOEDEOEOC p DOC20EOEOEODOEOEOEODOEOEOEOO 30:0:020EOEOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOCD XpOEOECECEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOCZXJEO:OEOEOEOEOEOCDOEOEOEOEOEOEOCQ O StaNu BROWN1ES' StaNu DRYCLEANER'S ASSURANCE OF FINE QUALITY DRYCLEANERS FINISHING PROCESS FINISHING PROCESS EAST POINT, GA. Dry CIeaning-Laundry-Hat Blocking READY-TO-WEAR AT Alterations LOW COST MERCHANDISE 1011 S. Main St, CA. 3012 Infants thru Adults 101 N. Church St, FA. 6404 103 S. Main St. 104 Jefferson Ave., FA. 2462 CA. 6119 QOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO QOEOEOSOSOSOEOEO: 30:0:0EOEOEOEOCDOEOEOEOEO:0EOEOEODOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO 187 p020:OSOEOEODOE0:0EOEODOGOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC:OEOEOEOEOEOEOC Where Friends Meet f0 EAT THE BEST! DINING ROOM-SEABOARD QTO ke 0th QCURB SERVICE- Our Ice Cream is Made Fresh Daily from Georgia's Finest Dairy Products. NO WONDER WE SERVE MOST I i .Q v- N? :3 th W ?1 i ll Mu: .ixg pOEOCDO:OEOEOEOEOQOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOEOEOC OEOEODOECD' ODODOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOEOEO:Od E 30EOEODOEOEOEOCDOEOSOEOEOEOSO:0:0EOEOCZOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 90505OEOEOEOEOEODOEOGOEOEOC MOLER SYSTEM OF COLLEGES Tearbing ROGERS LUMBER CO. . . B t rlt . B b ' 301 E. Washlngton East Pomt, Ga. mm y C me M ermg Est. 1893 AL. 3209 QEOEOEO:OEOEOEOEOEOEOCDOC 24 Hour Service - Bus. RAymand 2428. No Ans. Dial FA. 9ll6 FOUR POINT AUTO SERVICE General Repairs, Painting, Body and Fender Work-Accessories I33I LEE ST., S.W. ATLANTA, GA. IEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOC LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, MOULDING, FINISHING MATERIALS, BUILDER? HARDXVARE, PAINT, OILS, etc. BOEOEOEOEOEOEOd Compliments of LOVABLE BRASSIERE CO. DOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEDEOEOEOEO CA. 8417 DOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEO pOEOEOEOSOSOSOEOEOC Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q3020 DOECEOEOEOSOEODOEOEOQZOEOEOCIJ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 00:0:OEOEOSOEODOEOEOEOSOEOC TED EDWARDS PILGREEN'S JR. DINER Pine-Paneled Dining Room 119 THOMPSON AVE. IEOEOEOEOEOEOSOEOEOEOEOC Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Sales 539 Pryor St., S.W. AL. 0581 Compliments of E - 3 IEOGOSOEOEDEOEOCOEOEOLM QOC Res. AM. 7670 U i 0 g g g A7 ,1 Q R :3 . Parts, Accessories U R Q - .. f. Repairs ' - ..- . Free Riding a i O Q Best of Lurk Lessons CONTINENTAL PETROLEUM, INC. 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