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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1956 volume:

' 19 55 RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL East Point, Georgia EAST POINT HISTORICAL SOCIETY East Point, Georgia htzpjlwwveasqnmthsnrgl emoried are maale 0 ...INTHE1956 POINTEB RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL EAST POINT, GEORGIA Hold that line! FALL QUARTER AND A NEW BEGINNING...NEW OLD FRIENDS...FOOTBALL PRACTICE AMID DEFEATS...HOMECOMING EXCITEMENT...AND Our favorite class. Working Wildcats. FACES AND VICTORIES AND CLASSES Modern 0 U Levs put this here Parlor talk! WINTERQUARTER AND SEFNJNG DOWN AFTER WINTER FORMAL...CRAMMING FOR BASKETBALL SEASONHJTHE ANNUAL PROGRESSES , Wigwm Our new janitor Did we manage? CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS EXAMS...FACULTY SHOW...A SMASHING ...AND MORE CLASSES What a totem pole! Delaying exams, Dot? ,us5ffwww3i5e ing and Queen HONORS AND Our K We solemnly pledge C GRADUATION CLOSE AT OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS ENCOURAGES chR-Sva Whatk on your mind, Joe? A BANG-UP Mr. Rogers addresses the Seniors HAND . . . THE CALL SPRING SPORTS . . . AWARDS . . . AND GOODBYE Thatk not tight enough, Anne We remember our royalty 1:0PUTIENWFS INTRODUCTORY PAGES TABLE OF CONTENTS DEIDICst115N APPRECIAIW13N IN AIEM15RIA34 CLASSES SENIOR.1ZLASS SENIOR MIRROR SENMNkPROPHECY JIJNIOI1 CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS SUBJRESHMAN'CLASS ACTIVITIES SPORTS MILITAR37 FEATURES BABE? PICTIJRES FACULTY AND ADMLNmTRATION SNAPS ADVERTISEMENTS 10 11 12 15 31 43 45 51 57 62 67 95 114 119 142 145 154 157 EDICATION For outstanding work in the field of athletics and patient guidance in the molding of character, we, the Senior Class of 1956, Wish to dedicate the Pointer to MR. ALEX TRUITT The Senior Class of 1956 would like to express our appreciation to Mr. John G. Stith and Mr. Robert O. Weaver for the co-opera- tion and support that they, as leaders of the Booster Club, have given to Russell High School. 10 For her diligence and for the interest that she has shown toward our educa- tion, we the Senior Class of 1956 extend our apprecia- tion to Mrs. Virginia Parker. In Memoriam MIKE DALTON NEWTON POWELL MIKE BROOKS He shall give His angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways . . . Psalms 91:11 We JJJJ 3AM Lesson In Art,, A Day In Mrs. Parkest Class 12 The Phys. Ed. class at work MEMORIES l3 CLASSES 14 ceun e . HA S . .H e . h $ . t W a R. R t1 mm . e 0 AA H oar mg. w r u Gm 5m 0 UM 3., f 0 mm N If m w W 0 mm D e S Wm. H n H. .p.p Hum L .1 W e . l . em. .H W 0 PI R E NW NE mw QY ym 00 RB MARION ALLEN ANNE ALLISON BOBBY ALLISON LARRY ANDREWS HAROLD ANGLIN BETTY ARCHER SENIOR CLASS Russell will always be a part of our memory. We will remember days Of work, years of fellowship, and hours of fun. We are glad to graduate, because our life9s just beginning, but we are also sad because we can only recall our happy days in our memories. 16 BEVERLY ALSING DAVID ARNOLD NORMA JO BAILEY ANNETTE BAREFIELD MARY RUTH ANDERSON DAVID BACCHUS DONALD BANISTER LARRY BAXTER LINDA BAXTER MAURICE BENEFIELD JIMMY BISHOP MARTHA BISHOP 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX MANELLF. BLACKSTOCK CECILLE BOGGS GERALD BOOTH THOMAS BRAYTON JOHNNY BREWER JEANINE BROWN KENNETH BROWN NANCY BROWN TELFORD BROWN ANN BUFFINGTON BILLY BUFFINGTON MARTHA BURGESS GEORGE BURNS LORETTA BYRD DOLLY CALDWELL WILLIS CALLAWAY JOAN CAMPBELL GERALDINE CHAMBERS MARIAN CHAPMAN EVOLINE CHRISTIAN SENIOR CLASS CAROL COLLINS JIM COLLINS JUNE COLLINS BARBARA COOMBS We, the Senior class, have en- joyed our years at Russell. We have been privileged to share in many activities together. 18 PAT COOMBS BOBBY CORLEY PAT COX BETTY ANN CROCKETT 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX BILLY CROOKS LUTHER DANIEL SHIRLEY DANIEL BEVERLY DAVIS ELAINE DAVIS BARBARA DILLARD BETTY DUNCAN LINDA DUREN JIMMY EAGLE JOE EMORY 19 RALPH ETEN WAYNE EUBAvNKS BETTY FERRELL MARION FLYNN JOHNNY FOWLER DEANNA FREEMAN CARLTON FURBUSH DON GARRETT MOLLY GEORGE BOBBY GILBERT SENIOR CLASS JEANINE GILBERT JOYCE GILBERT RONNIE GILES KENNETH GODBY Our activities have included the Civinettes, Civitans, Key Club, and CO-ed Hi-Y; they help build strong character and offer wholesome fel- lowship. 20 MARIE GOOLSBY HARRY GRAHAM LARRY GRANT RAYMOND GRAY 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX PAUL GREEN NANCY GUNDERSON CHARLOTTE HAGAN LARRY HAMMOND BARBARA HANEY GENIA RAE HARRIS BARBARA HASSELL CHARLES HELMS MYRNA HOCKERSMITH BOBBY HUFF 21 3 , t LANGDON HUFFMAN BARBARA HURT GLENN HYATT DAVID JACKSON CLEVELAND JOHNSON JOHNNY JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON WENDEL JOHNSON JERRY JOINER BOBBY JONES SENIOR CLASS MARLENE JONES ROYCE JONES GEORGIANNA KERLIN MARY ANN KING The Seniors have c e r t a i nly learned the importance of good sportsmanship. 22 JERRY A-NN KNIGHT MILTON KUPFER NINETEEN BARBARA LEWIS RONALD LOWE EVELYN MARSTON WARREN MAYO HUNDRED TOMMY LOWRY MARGARET MITCHELL 23 FIFTY-SIX JUDY MAHLE REBECCA MANN EUGENE MIXON WILLIAM MONCRIEF VERNON MORGAN EDDIE MORRIS KATHRYN MORRIS EVERETT MORROW EVERETT MOSS TED MURPHY SYLVIA MCCOY DICK McCRITE BILLY McDANIEL R. B. McELWANEY SENIOR CLASS DONALD McGOUIRK GLENDA McNEASE SANDRA NESS KENNY NEWSOME The Seniors are proud of the athletic department. We shall re- member the state basketball champ- ionship and a near region Victory in football. 24 LOUIS OLIVER CLYDE OLVEY LAMAR PADGETT BETSY PALMER 0F NINETEEN JERRY PARKS BARBARA PARSONS CAROL PLESS HOWELL POPE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX WEYMAN PELT BARBARA PHILLIPS BARBARA PITTMAN HAROLD POPHAM BOBBY PRATT ROY QUINN PAT RAFTER PEGGY RAGAN LOLA LEE RAGSDALE NANCY RAGSDALE SANDRA RENFROE BURGAN REVELL LOUISE RICE JOYCE ROBINSON VIRGINIA ROOKE SANDRA SADLER SENIOR CLAS. SANDRA SANDERS LORETTA SCOTT PATSY SCOTT JERRY SCRA-GGS We will remember various inci- dents as Desertion Day, the Senior Picnic, the Senior Play, and many more activities which added to our pleasure when we were seniors. LAMAR SEALS BETTY JANE SELF BEVERLY SELMAN JANET SMITH 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX JUDY SMITH JOAN SOWELL DICK SPEARS BARBARA STALLWORTH CURTIS STANFIELD DOROTHY STANLEY JERRY STEPHENS JIMMY H. STEWART JAMES L. STEWART BUDDY STITH M a a JACKIE THOMPSON PAT THOMPSON VICKIE THOMPSON JACK THONE ANN THORNTON CYNTHIA THORNTON BETH TIMMERMAN MAVIS TRAPP PATTY TRUITT JIMMIE TUCKER SENIOR CLASS WILLIAM VANDIVER MARJORIE VAUGHN ANN VICKERY JUNE WALLER We, the Senior Class, will re- member the newly organized Booster Club which has offered much support this year. 28 TEDDY WALSTON THOMAS WALSTON SYLVIA WAMPLER RUTH XVARD 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX NORMA- WARNER BOBBY WEAVER DOUGLAS WEAVER LAWRENCE WEBER RICHARD WHITE SUE JEAN WHITE MARTHA ANN WHITMIRE JEANINE WILKES HORACE WILLIAMS TOMMY WILLIAMS 29 JACK WINGO BARBARA GARY WRIGHT WITHERINGTON SYBIL WILLIAMSON BENNY WILSON JIMMY YARBROUGH PERRY YOUNG SENIOR CLASS LEON FARMER And then it was over - gradua- tion and some of the happiest days of our life - gone only that they may he recalled in our memories. 30 Senior MARION HENRY ALLEN JR. Nola! for-Having a girl's name Redeeming Virfue-Not having one Nz'mlx Mml-A boyIS name Ambilion-To be a batchclor Nirkrmmv-Buddy A friend may well be recond the masterpiece of Nature ACTIVITIES Varsity Football 55-56; Key Club 54-56; Homeroom officer 53-54; Annual Staff 55-56; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Book room Staff 53-55; Rifle team 52-55; Honor Roll 55-56. EDITH ANNE ALLISON Nolnl for-Alwnys knowing whntk going on every- where Redeeming Virlue-Blond hair Nz'mls Masl-A certain banker Ambition-To have another ring on my left hand, third 5nger Nirkrmme-Doodle-bug A rhnrm, the grace that time makes greatm ACTIVITIES Superlative 55-56; Cheerleader 55-56; Chaplain Ben Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-55; President Beta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Vicc-President Metropolitan Hi-Y Council 55-56; WABE Teen Board 55-56; Civincttee 54-56; Beta Club 53-56; Bank Director 54-56; Na- tional Honor Society 56; Wildcat Stag 54-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; Office Staff 55-56; FTA 51-56; B-Team Cheerleader 53-54; ROTC Sponsor 51-52; Homeroom Sweetheart 51-52; Honor Roll 51-56; Student Council 52-54; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Dra- maties Club 55-56; Red Cross Representative 52-53; Girls, Chorus Secretary 52-53; Alternate Daviscmk Teen Board 53-54; Block Letter Club 55-56; Tri- City Play Day 54-55. BEVERLY JEAN ALSING Nulnl for-Yankce accent Rult'muing Virlur-Not being able to transcribe shorthand notes Needs Mosf-Everett Niz'lwame- Bev Amhilion-To marry Everett Gentle in their manner, they do bold things in a quiet way ACTIVITIES Pittsburgh: Sec. Homeroom 51-52; Tumbling Club 51-52; See. Hawkins Club 51-52; Honor Roll 51-52. College Park: Y-Teens 52-55; Music Club 52-53; Tri- City Festival 52-53; Christmas Program 53-54. Rus- sell: Coed Hi-Y 53-54; Fulton County Centennial Guide 54-55; DCT Club 55-56. MARY RUTH ANDERSON Nomi for-Going with and talking about Jerry Redeeming Virhm-Blushing and dimples Needs Mosl-Moments to remember AmhiIiOH-To be the wife of a certain sailor to be Nirkna171v-55Puddi115 Beauty is truth-truth is beauty, ACTIVITIES Junior Achievement 53-54; Music Festival 53-54: Advanced Girls, Chorus 53-54; Gamma Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Wildcat Staff 54-55; Annual Staff 55- 56; Field Days 52-53, 54-55. CHARLESVLAWRENCE ANDREWS Noted far-My sporIess reputation Redeeming Virinw-Being too cheap to get a haircut Nemlx MUSl-A New Transmission. ,52 Oldhs engine. and girls. AluIIiIiOIz-To have my tires lined up so I Can get tn Daytona NIH: rmme-Drews For the future is in the dishmaw ACTIVITIES Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Key Club 55-56. HAROLD THOMAS ANGLIN Nah'zl far-VVrecking a 551 Chevy Redeeming Virlue-Nose lex Mosl--Interlectual Book Amhitimz-A cabin on :1 lake with smokes, music, drinks, and a good looking girl. Nivklmme-Beaver The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it BETTY ADNORA ARCHER Nola! for-California accent levmning Virluc-Eyes Nerd: Moxf-Ability to take shorthand Amhitiou-To be a legal secretary Nirkname-Bcth IV: happy goes as luck goes ACTIVITIES Hoover High School, San Diego, Calif.: Y-Teens, 5.5- 54; Drill Team 53-54; Pom Pom Corps 54-55; Booster Club 53-54. 54-55. Russell: Dramatics Club 55-56; Christmas Play 55-56. DAVID MELVIN ARNOLD Nolml for-My ability to skip 4th period to go and eat lunch Redeeming Virlue-Blond hair Need: Mosf-A girl and money AmbiIiOH-Not to have to work, and have plenty of money Nivkuamc-Plunk His time is forever, wherever his plureh ACTIVITIES Wildcat Staff 55-56; Varsity football 55-56; Key club 55-56; track 55-56; B Team Football 55; R-Club 56. DAVID LEE BACCHUS Nomi for-Having another name that I donht want Redeeming Virlne-Bashfulness Needs Most-A new horseless carriage Amhilion-To get rid of the one I have now Nirlenamr-Lee Lee Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thought- ful of otherW ACTIVITIES Boys, Chorus 51-53; Philadelphia Group 52; Annual Representative 52-53; Country competition 53-54; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Key Club 55-56; Civitans 55-56; Annual StuE 55-56; National Honor Society 56. NORMA JOAN BAILEY Noted fnr-Always laughing eremniug Virfue-Blue eyes Nredx MoxI-A million dollars Amhiiiou-To get rich without having to Work and get my MRS Degree Nirlummc-Norm An air and a peculiar grace, which boldest painters cannot traceIy ACTIVITIES Sylvan High School: Pep Squad 51-52; Glee Club 51-52. Russell High: Sub-Freshmnn GirlsI Chorus 51- 52; Vice Pres. Glee Club 53-54; FHA 52-55; Social Chairman Library Club 52-53; Queen of Homeroom 52-53, 54-55; Annual Rep. 52-55; Bank Teller 53-56; D13. Club Secretary 55-56; Red Cross Rep. 55-56; Homeroom Vice Pres. 53-54; Junior-Senior Comm. 54-55; Dramatics CIub 54-55; Y. Teens 52-53; Honor Roll 51-52; King and Queen Court 54-55; Christmas Play 52-53; Homeroom Sweetheart 53-54. 31 Mirror DONALD HOPE BANISTER Noled for-All the time talking and never saying anything Redeeming Virlue-My honest opinion of people. Ncmlx Moxl-To learn to shoot a snooker Ambition-Fly the highest, dive the deepest, go the fastest, and be a bum Nickname-Kaliga If we resist pasxions it is more from their weakness than our xtrength ACTIVITIES D.C.T. Club 54-55Y 55-56. CAROL ANNETTE BAREFIELD Noted for-Being Real George Redeeming Virllw-Straight hair and blue eyes Numb Masl-Curly hair and brown eyes Ambilion-To marry Joe and be happy always Nirknamc-IINanetteI, For me the world is full of 1'0th ACTIVITIES Pointer Staff 55-56; Wildcat Staff 54-56; Annual Representative 53-54; Bank Teller 51-52; Future Homemakers of America Club 54-55; Junior Y-Teens 52-53; Sub-Freshman Girlsh Chorus 52-53; Dramaties Club 55-56; Sweetheart of Homeroom 53-54; Red Cross Representative 53-54; Secretary of Homeroom 53-54; Wildcat Representative 52-53; Alpha Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Honor Roll 52-53; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Civinettes 54-56. LARRY ALAN BAXTER Nolu for-Rottcn Lcy errmning Virttlc-G00d pass receiver Needs Moxl-Love and affection Ambitimz-To be wealthy in health and happiness Nirkmmw-Clown Whatever comes, IetIs be content with all ACTIVITIES B team football 51-52; B team basketball 51-53; Vice President homeroom 51-52; Track 51-52, 53-56; Varsity football 52-56; Boys Block letter Club 52-56; R Club 52-53; Coed Hi-Y 53-54; Track 54; Civi- trms 53-54. LINDA ANN BAXTER Noted for-Being a uBrain ? Redeeming Vilruc-Changable eyes Needs Mosl-The magic ingredient to make my life eternally happy and successful Ambition-Not to be the old maid school teacher I'm destined to be NivIemzmr-Coquet She is friendly and sintereh ACTIVITIES Honor Roll 53-56; First Place Algebra I 8: II Com- petative Examination 53; Beta Club 53-56; Beta Club Pres. 54-55; Play Day 54; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Na- tional Honor Soceity 55-56; Second Place American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest 55; Girls, State 55- RusscII Safety Council 55-56; FTA 55-56; Hi-Y Youth Assembly 55; Office Staff 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56. JIMMY WOODROW BISHOP Nomi for-Never cutting class leccmiug Virluv-Red haid chats brown Needs Moxf-Angela Amhilion-Live Fast, Love Hard. Die Young. and Leave a Beautiful Memory Nirhnamr-Pete He hath never rheated and he hath never liedn ACTIVITIES DCT 54- 5 6 Senior MARTHA ELIZABETH BISHOP Noted far-Dignity Redeeming Virtur-Pretty hair th'dx Moxt-A good-looking guy with the iniLiJlx O. S. AmbiIimz-To get what I need most. Nicknamc-Mops Boundless in faith and grah'tudeh ACTIVITIES Annual Representative 53-55; Wildcat Representatiw 51-53; Glee Club 51-54; Beta Club 53-56; Honor Society 55-56; Gold Robe Choir 55-56; Student Council 54-55; Superlativc 55-56; Tri-City and DER- trict Festivals 53-54; Annual Staff 55-56. MANELLE BLACKSTOCK Noted for-Eating in Miss Wchuan bookkeeping Claw Redeeming Virlmr-Being small Needy Mosl-WVrighQ Ambition-To get a diploma and make the one I nesd most happy Nivlzlmmc-Shorty Heaven does not choose its elect from the great and wealtbyh ACTIVITIES GiI'IS' Chorus 52-53; Carol Festival 52-53; Tri-City Concert 52-53; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Homeroom See. 51-52; Bank Teller 55-56; Y-Tcens 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Homeroom Queen Sweet- heart 51-52; DE Club 55-56; Jr. Achievement 53-54. CECILE ELIZABETH BOGGS Nolml fOr-All my nicknames Redeeming ViI'IIM-Tender hair Nem'x Mosl-Dick Ambiliwz-Go to the University of Cu. and be happy whh what I need most Nirfumme-Cccil A good natured girl is loved 15051555 ACTIVITIES FTA 54-55; Y-Tecns 52-55; Beta Club 53-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Bank Teller 53-54; B-Team Basketball 52-53; Pointer Staff 55-56; Vice President Y-Tecm 54-55; thcc Staff 55-56; Secretary FHA 52-53; Sub- Freshmen Girlsy Chorus 51-52; FHA 52-53; Junior- Senior Dance Committee 54-55. GERALD BROWN BOOTH Noled for-Safe driving Redeeming Virfur-Curly lnir Nerds Moxl-Shave Ambifion-To be locker boy at the Y.W.C.A. Nirlummr-Gce Bee r5A great hearted man ACTIVITIES Pointer Staff 55-56; King of Homeroom 55-56; CoeJ Hi-Y; Key Club; Civitans 55-56; Key Club Conven- tion Columbus 55-56; Junior Achievement 5455. THOMAS TUCKER BRAYTON Natal fur-Always needing a shave lewming Virlne-cher Smiling le: Moxt-A yeafs vacation at Miami Beach AmbiIIOH-Lifegunrd nt Y.XV.C.A. NirkImmr-Tommy His deals will be damw ACTIVITIES DCT 54-56. CHARLES TELFORD BROV'N Natal for-Being seen in ofhce Redeeming Virluc-Shooting p001 Nora's Mosl-Friends on Police Force Allibifiou-Gnin Weight Nirlznamr-anper My hex! praise ix Hm! I am your friendU ACTIVITIES Drunmtics Club; Tumbling Team 51-52. JEANENE ELIZABETH BROWN Norm, far-Being a window hanger in 61h period Rt'duvming Vibur-Smile walx Mosl-Chnrlie Ambilimz-To be a secretary and sit on the 130551 knee Nitk 1m m v-Neen She is to be, not to seem'4 ACTIVITIES R611 Cross Representative 51-52; Glee Club 52-54: Beta Club 53-55; Gold Robe Choir 55-56; Dramatira Club 55-56. KENNETH EUGENE BROWN Natal for-Giving Mr. Piziak trouble Redeeming VirIue-Blue eyes Nani: Moxt-Jean Ambition-To get what 1 want when I want it Nivkname-Bum Browu Nature forms us for ourselves; not for others ACTIVITIES Tumbling Team 51-52; B-Team Basketball 52-54; IS-Team Footan 53-54; Wildcat Representative 53- 54; Homeroom President 53-54; Civitan Club 54-55: junior Fire Marshal 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Track Team 54-56; Athens State Track meet; Civitnns 55- 56; Head Fire Marshal 55-56; Varsity FootbaH 55-56; Key Club 55-56; Kiwanis Club Dinner 55-56; Coed Hi-Y Basketball; Region Track Meet 54-55; Gold and 5Vhite Game 54-55; Atomic Committee 55-56; King of Homeroom 53-54. NANCY JANE BROWN Nvlnl fur-Pianu-Playin' lewmiug VirIHe-Iong hngers Nt'vtlx Mml-To be able to stay awake in Music Listenim; Class 1'1mbifimz-To accompany Mario Lama Nirlwtlme-Nunce T112 music than can deepest reach and cure :11! ill is cordial speerlJ ACTIVITIES Spelling Contests 51-56; Winner of 5th District 2nd and 3rd Prizes, State 2nd Place, 2nd Year Algebra Contest 54; Chorus Accompanist 53-56; AlI-State Choruses 55-56; ROTC Sponsor 55-56; French Club 54-56; Beta Club 53-56; National Honor Society 55- 56; Superlative 56; Annual Staff 55-56. MARTHA ANNE BUFFINGTON Nomi far-Being tall errcming Virlllt'wComplexion Nl'mlx M0S14Money Ambition-To OWn a Pink Cadillac Nirkmlme-Buff To be trusted is a greater compliment tlmn to be lovedH ACTIVITIES WUIdCzlt Representative 52-56; Junior FHA 52-54; Girls, Chorus 52-53; Y-Teens 52-53; Coed Hi-Y 54- 56; Gold Robe Ensemble 55-56; Senior FHA 55-56; Drumntics Club 55-56. WILLIA1M EDWARD BUFFINGTON Nomi fur-Being broke Redeeming 1 irlImv-Nothing! Nemlx Mml-A new car AmbilimI-To be a millionaire Nickamr-Billy By a small sample, the whole is to be judged ACTIVITIES French Chlh 55-5 5; N.C.O. Cluh 51-55, Mirror MARTHA ANN BURGESS Nomi for-Blushing Rnlt'eming Virlue-Innoccnce Nl'mlx MOSf-Biuy Amlzitian-To go in the Army with Billy and live happily ever after Nitknumc-iittle Bit 3Twi11do a world of gaod55 ACTIVITIES Brown High Schoo1: Library Club 51-52. Russell High School: Bank Teller 55-56. GEORGE OLIVER BURNS Noted for-Getting out of Class legally Redcmning Virtzte-Being a friend of uRoy the Boy Needs Moxl-To be able to tell people where to go When they ask where Gracy is Ambition-To be a bus Boy at S 8: W Cafeteria Nivkunmr-Hercules What a 1mm bus, so much ix be sure of, ACTIVITIES Pres. Student Body 55-56; Senior Superlative 55-56; Pres. Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Sec. Homeroom 51-52; B- Team Football 52-53; Pres. Homeroom 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Hi-Y Basketball 54-56; Key Club 54- 56; Civitans 54-56; Ga. Youth Assembly, Senator 55-56; Ga. Leaders Training Course 55-56; OfEce Staff 55-56; Locker Patrol 51-52; Dramatics Club 55-56; Board of Directors Booster Club 55-56; NCO Club 53-54; Y-Tecn Panel 55-56; Key Club Con- vention 55-56; Christmas Play 55-56; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Gold and White Game 53-55; Varsity Football 55-56; Track 54-55; Annual SratT 55-56 LORETTA BYRD Nulnl fur-Cashmere Sweaters Rwlr't'ming VirIIIr-Iiyes and hair Numb Mml-Someonc to understand me AmbilimI-To a1wnys have the faith of a grain of mustard seed. Nirkname-Lo-rita Giving is worth more than the giftf, ACTIVITIES Y-Team 52-55; Gir151 Chorus 53-54; FHA 52-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Bank Bookkeeper; Homeroom Queen 54-55; Junior Achievement 53-54; Girls' Chorus' 55-56; Music Festival 53-54. MARY DOLLY CALDWELL Nola! for Being engaged Redeeming Virluv-Long brown hair and big gray eyes Neal's Mosf-An understanding husband with plenty of money AlzlbiIiOH-To marry a certain guy and live happily ever after Nirlummc-Lucy Her fondest hopes will not decagW ACTIVITIES Secretary of Homeroom 51-52; D11. Club 54-56. WILLIS MARVIN CALLAWAY JR. Noted fm'-Causing trouble in Mr. Piziakk class erlewning Virtuc-Baby face Newly Moxf-To grow 10 taller Ambihml-To be the tallest person in the world Nivlermmr-Willie His work is to the best of iustcw ACTIVITIES Homeroom Pres. 50-51; Key Club 55-56; Civitam Club 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 55; County Competition 52-54. Senior JOAN REYNOLDS CAMPBELL Nolml for-Being short and having small feet Rcdt'eming Virlllv-W'it Needs Maxi4Gcnc Amhilian-To grow to be more than 5' tall and weigh 100 pounds Nickname4Maybcllcne Faithful, unselfish, and paticnfi ACTIVITIES Pointer Staff 55-56; Library Club 51-52; 55-56; Girls, Chorus 51-52, 52-53; Homeroom Queen of Hearts 51-52; Beta Club 53-55; Future Teachers of America 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Upper Y-Tecns 54-55; Dramatics Club 55-56; Tri-City Music Fes- tival 52-53; Christmas Program 52-53; Secretary Homeroom 54-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Comm. 54-55; Queen of Homeroom 54-55; FHA 54-55; Senior Fol- lies 54-55; Field Day 54-55. MA-RIAN LOUISE CHAPMAN Nomi for-Home-madc clothes Redeeming Virlnc-thk hair and small Waist lex Moxi-Ability to catch on to other people's jokes and funnies -just once Amhilimz-To gain one pound so that I will weigh 100! Nirkname-Mern Trifles make perfection, and perfection is no Triflfi ACTIVITIES Pres. of Homeroom 51-52; Queen of Homeroom 51- 52, 55-56; Junior Y-Tcens 51-53; Sweetheart of Homeroom 52-53; Sec. of Homeroom 52-54; Vice Pres. Bern Club 53-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Civinettei 55-56; Vice Pres. Homeroom 55-56; Future Teachers 54-55; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Future Homemakers 55- 56; Queen of Russell 55-56; Senior Superlativc 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Ad Club 55-56; Red Cross Rep. 53-54; .Iunior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Honor R011 51-56; Field Day 54-55; Office Staff 55-56; Sec. of Studcnt Council 55-56. MARIAN EVOLINE CHRISTIAN Noicn' for-Bcing short and big eyes Redeeming Virhzc-Small feet Nerds Mosf-To be picked up by Brother Snout in the Black and White Ford Amlzifian-To grow 115A inches to be even With somebody Nirkrmmc-Little Bit The smile of her love is like the dawn ayes33 ACTIVITIES Queen of Russell 51-52; Activity Letter Club 52-56; B Team Basketball 54-55; Office Staff 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Senior Follies 54-55; Beta Club 54-56; ROTC Sponsor 53-55; Sub-Freshman Chorus 51-52; President Homeroom 51-54; Y-Teens 51-52; Pointer Staff 55-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Queen of Homeroom 55-56; Field Day 53-54; Red Cross Representative 52-53; Wildcat Representative 51-53; Pointer Representative 52-53; Vice President of Homeroom 55-56; Senior Superlativc 55-56. CAROL ELIZABETH COLLINS Nolml for-Dcpcndability Redeeming Virluc-Brown eyes Ncmlx Moxl-A particular someone Amhilion-To make that someone happy Nirlummr-Tiwk She is happier for always being hapng ACTIVITIES Sub-Frcshman Girls3 Chorus 51-52; Sub-Freshman Y- chns 51-52; Red Cross Representative 51-52; Tri- City Festival 51-52; Activity Letter Club 51-52; 54- 55; Girls' Chours 52-53; Red Cross Council 52-53; Junior Y-chns 52-53; Band 54-55; Junior-Seuior Dance Comm. 54-55; Wildcat Rep. 55-56; Pres. Teen Town 55-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; ROTC Sponsor 55-56. JAMES LEE COLLINS JR. Nalml for-Getting out of classes leu'ming Virlue-Red lmir Nz'mls Mosl4An A from Mrs. Parker Amhilion-To study medicine Nirklwmr-Colonel r'He reused, hut 12ft so charming on their ear his voice that listened still they seemed to hemm ACTIVITIES Homeroom Sec. 51-52; Homeroom Vice Pres. 52-54; Student Council 52-54; Beta Club Pres. 53-54; Officer's Club 53-56; Homeroom Pres. 54-55; Officer's Club Pres. 54-55; Coed Hi-Y Induction Team and Vice Pres. 54-55; Junior Achievement 53-54; National Honor Society 56; Key Club 55-56; Superlative 56; Honor Roll 51-56. JUNE EVELYN COLLINS Noted for-cher getting caught for speeding? Redeeming Virlm'43mile Needs M0.VI4chdcll Amhili0n4To invent a trap that discovers speed traps. Nirklmmr-Juno Her joy is a mighty amstW ACTIVITIES Glee Club 52-53; Y-Teens 52-53; Beta Club 53-54; B-Tcam Cheerleader 53-54; Varsity Cheerleader 54- 55; Captain of Varsity Checrlcndcs 55-56; Tres. Delta Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Pres. Civinettcs 55-56; W7ildcat Staff 55-56; Annual Stuff 55-56; Superlative 55-56; Block Letter Ciub 54-56; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55. BARBARA LALAGE COOMBS Natal for-Yankee accent let'eming Virlue-Eycs Need: Mosl4Brains Amhilion-To graduate from Shorter Nirlumme4Bee Bop Praise from a friend is everlastinfi ACTIVITIES ROTC Sponsor 52-53; Library Club 52-53; Music 53-54; Band, 54-55; Wildcat Representative 54-55; Gamma Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Annual Staff 55-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56. PATRICIA LILMA COOMBS Noted for4Talking too much at the wrong time Redemniug Virtuc-My little-bitty feet Needs M0514Two years of Algebra Amhifion-To finish at G.S.C.W. Nicklmmr4pat As good us gole ACTIVITIES Secretary of Homeroom 52-53, 55-56; Glee Club 52- 53; Tri-City Music Festival 52-53; Wildcat Represen- tative 53-55; Homeroom Sweetheart 53-54; Treasurer of Library Club 53-54; Junior Achievement Pres. 54-55; Dramatics Club 55-56; Christmas Play 55-56; ROTC Sponsor 53-56; Coed I-li-Y 54-56; Library Club Pres. 54-56; Acivity Letter Club 54-55. ROBERT NEAL CORLEY Natal far-Tremcndous height Redwming Virluc-Hair styles Nerds Most-A few more days at Snagfingcr Ambiti0n4To be as naive as Faye Nirkname-fBobby The xtronger always sueceedW ACTIVITIES Tumbling Team 51-52; Key Club 55-56; Dramatics 55-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Annual Rep. 54-55. 33 Mirror PATSY NELLE COX Nola! for-Always being embarrassed lerrming Virluv-Big sparkling eyes Nerds Moxl-To End out how to win an argument from Don once in a while Ambiliorz-To learn how 5. Sadler gets exempted With- out ever taking 21 book home Nirklmmr-Mimic I know beneath the sky thereis faithi, ACTIVITIES Russell: Dramatics Club Secretary 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Gold Robe Choir 55-56; Office Staff 55-56. Alabama: Choir 53-54; Apollo Club 52-54; Minstrel Make-Up 54; Gold and White Follies 54. BETTY ANN CROCKETT Nolm' far-Having a famous last name Rnlkuing Vir'lmV-A knowledge of various subjects Nrmix M0514A Spanish Caballero Ambilion-To be successful Nic'kmmn'4Davie live glorious ancestors ACTIVITIES Glee Club 51-52; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Wlildcnt Staff 55-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; Betty Crockcr Award Winner 55-56. LUTHER CASON DANIEL Natal f0r4Dumbncss in wood shop Redeeming Virlm'4Bcing little NUHIX Moxl-More money and good credit Amhilian-To live fast4lovc hard4never die Nivlznamc4Lukc There is rest and peace in silenum ACTIVITIES D.E. Club 54-56. SHIRLEY ANN DANIEL Nola! for-szy haircuts Redeeming Virlnr4Green eyes Needs Moxl4Robcrt to come home after I graduate Amhiliun-To get a band of gold Nivklmmr-Bootsy Graceful and fair to look upon ACTIVITIES Vice Pres. Homeroom 51-52; Bank Teller 51-53; Library Club 52-53; Secretary of Homeroom 54-55; Beta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; D.E. Club 55-56. BEVERLY JOAN DAVIS Nomi for4Bananas Redeeming Virlue-Blue eyes les Most-Larry Ambilion4To marry a certain future Southern Tech graduate and grow banana trees in our back yard. Nirkuamz'45tinky A true friend is forever a friend53 ACTIVITIES Civincttes 54-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Queen of Homeroom 55-56; Honor Roll 53- 56; Coed Hi-Y Basketball Team 55-56; 1513;, Team Basketball 54-55; Varsity Basketball 54-55; Junior- Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Field Day 55-55; ROTC Sponsor 53-54; Captain of 35B Team Cheerleaders 53-54; President Homeroom 53-54; Junior FHA 53- 54; Junior Achievement 52-53; XVildcat Representa- tive 51-52; Sub-Frcshman Girls' Chorus 51-52; Home- room Officer 51-52; Y-Teens 51-52. JESSIE ELAINE DAVIS Natal f0r-Long telephone conversations Redeeming VirlIm-Having naturally Curly hair Ncrzix Moxf-A lifetime security Uamcw Amhilion-To be happy with my security Nirkzmmr-Layneio Patience and gentleness is powerw Senior ACTIVITIES Library Statif Treas. 51-52; Y-Teen Club 51-54; Sub- Freshman Chorus 52-53; B-Teum Basketball 53-54; Varsity Basketball 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Civi- nettes 54-56; Dramatic Club 55-56; OfEce Staff 56. BARBARA JANE DILLARD Noted far-Being late but always there Rwlwming VirlHr-Dark curly hair Needs Maxf-C., J., 8i L. C. Ambition-To get somewhere and be somebody Nirkmth-Bobbie Peace is the fairest farm of happinessii ACTIVITIES Wildcat Staff 5 5-56. BETTY JERALDINE DUNCAN Noted for-Third hnger, left hand Rmh'vming Virtnc-Being little anlx M05l4Rudy Amhilian-To marry a certain future doctor Nirknumv-Little Bit Our thoughts and our conduct are our ownii ACTIVITIES Red Cross Rep. 51-54; Bank Rep. 52-53; Y-Teens 52-54; Field Day 51-53; Whildcat Rep. 53-54; Junior Achievement 53-54; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54- 55; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Bank Teller 55-56; D.C.T. Club 55-56. LINDA CAROL DUREN Noted for-Thc ability to speak Spanish so well Redeeming Virlue-Curley hair Ncea'x Mosl-Just lots and lots Amhition-To get some of those things I need most Nickna me-Coca Laugh and the world laughs with yam, ACTIVITIES Wildcat Rep. 51-52; Library Club 51-52; Junior Y- Teens 51-54; FHA 53-54; FTA 54-56; Girls Varsity Basketball Manager 54-55; Charter Member of Beta Club; Annual Staff 55-56; Senior Y-Tecns 54-55; Honor Roll; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Teen Town C0mm.; Activity Letter Club 55-56; Ad Club 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Pan American Student Forum. WILLIAM JAMES EAGLE III Nola! for-Driving a different car to school everyday lecmning Virtue4Beard Nerds Moxt-A good car and C. G. AmhiHon-Get married and go to school Nickamc-Egaboo Mines not an idle causei, ACTIVITIES Eighth Grade Tumbling Team 51-52; Ninth Grade Vice President 52-53; 551353 Team Football 52-56; 3rd Place Winner of Math Contest 52-53; King of Home- room 53-54; Track 53-55; J.A.,s 53-54; Varsity Foot- ball 54-56; R Club 54-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-55. JOE BOYD EMORY Noted for-Chasing girls! leecnmig Virluc-Cank run fast enough to catch them! Needs Mosl-A bicycle! Ambition4To be able to breathe hre like Mr. Gammon Nickumnc-Joseph Every mom shall hear his own burde1W ACTIVITIES Arkadelphia High School, Arkadelphia, Arkansas: Band 50-53; Student Council Representative; Assist- ant Scout Master, Troop 25. Russell High: Band 54-56; Captain of Band 56; Rifle Team 55; Winner American Legion Most Progressive Military I Award; Coed Hi-Y 56; Co-Editor of Annual 55-56; Beta Club 55-56; Dance Band 55; Teen Town Committee 56; Senior Superlative 56; Coed Hi-Y Basketball Team. RA-LPH BAXTER ETEN Nola! for-Being Lazy Rwlvmning Virtue-Being short Newlx Moxt-A new car and money Amhifion--To graduate and join the Air Force Nivlz mnm'4None WHek surely a card ACTIVITIES Annual Rep. 52-53; D.E. Club 54-56. LEONARD WAYNE EUBANKS Notrd fur-Silly Laugh Rczlemning Virtuc-Curly hair Needs Moxl-Education, car, and R. M. Amhifimz4To g0 undrafted forever Nicknamv4Wayno How much lies in Iaughter.w ACTIVITIES Homeroom officer 51-52; Red Cross Rep.; King of Homeroom 53-54; thcer Staff 54-56; Civitzm 54-56; Coed Hi-Y Vice Pres. 54-56; Key Club 55-56; Super- lative 55-56; Coed Hi-Y Secreary 55-56; Key Club State Convention; Band 51-52; Junior-Scnior Dance Comm. 54-55. BETTY ANN FERRELL Natal f0r--Inability to gain weight lewming VirlIm-My engagement ring Nvmlx M0514Elmo Amhilion-To get married, have two children and live happily ever after Nirlummc4Bea God ix our refuge and strengtlfi ACTIVITIES Music 5l-53; DE. 54-55. MARION ANN FLYNN Nomi for-Ponytail Rcdcrming Virluc--Long hair and eyes--n11 three eyes Needs Mosi-A college diploma Ambition4Rcmedy parking problems by inventing a pocket car Nicklmmc4Pony Pleasures like beauty spread ACTIVITIES Honor Roll 51-56; President of Homeroom 52-53; Queen Contestant 52-53; B Team Basketball 52-53; Bank Teller 53-54; Tri-City Play Day 54; Badminton Champion 54; Junior Bank Direcor 55; President of F,T.A. 55; Coed Hi-Y Chaplain 56; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 55; Secretary of French Club 55; Gold Robe Ensemble 55; State Chorus 55; Sweetheart 0f Homeroom 55; Treasurer of F.T.A. 56; Winner of Nnjac Trip 1955; President of Dramatics Club 56; Beta Club Corresponding Secretary 56; Annual Staff 56; Senior Superlative 56; Christmas Play 55; Winner of Dale Carnegie Scholarship; Senior Bank Director; Vice President of School Bank. JOHNNY RANDALL FOWLER Nola! for-Stand out down on football team lemming Virue-5C,3 Man Nwtlx Maxt- 2222222222 and song Amhilizm-ane Mr. Aldridge run the umilen NivIummC-Hawk This Hawk bears his thoughts above his fulrtms, pitckn ACTIVITIES B-Team Football 53-55; B-Team Basketball 53-54; Varsity Basketball 54-55; Regional Track Champs 54- 55; Co-Champs Football 55-56; Gold and White Game 54-56. DEANNA FREEMAN Noted for-Not being engaged Redeeming Vilrm-Grey-blue eyes with gold dots Nvedx Mosl-A man Who can understand my crazy ways 84 Mirror Ambitiou4To be very happy with the man who understands-Dan Nirluzame-D:ma To laugh if but for an instant only33 ACTIVITIES Sub-Freshmen Chorus 51-52; Secreary Homeroom 51- 52; Y-Teens 51-52; Girls3 Chorus 52-53; B-Team Baskeball 52-53; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; B-Team Cheer- leader 54-55; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Dramatics Club Vice-President 55-56; Civinettes 55-56. CARLETON RICHARD FURBUSH Noiul for-Dress Pants Redeeming ViriIIF-Being a Yankee Nerds MoxI-A can of gas AmhilimI-To skip a class without being caught N irlumm 64Bush All things have a secret churm33 ACTIVITIES John Marshall Junior High: Boys Club 51-53; Dra- matics Club 53; Dramatics Club Play 52-53. Russell: Coed Hi-Y 55. DONALD ROBERT GARRETT Nomi for4Making up words Ralnt'ming Virluc-None Needs MosI-Redceming virtue and a girl Amhilion-To be a bum and play-boy at the same time Nivkmzmu-Breathy Solemn, but full of kindnessh, ACTIVITIES D.C.T. Club 54-56. MARY BEALE GEORGE Noicd fur-A freckle on the end of my nose lewming Virluc4Horse-sense Ncmls Mosl4To make a passing grade in Mrs. Parkerhs English class Amhifion-To stay unmarried until I get out of college Nivlummc-Molly Ever fair and ever yaungh ACTIVITIES ROTC Sponsor 53-54; F.T.A. 55-56; Annual Rep- resentative 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Junior Achievement 54-55. JOYCE ANN GILBERT Nolan! for-Being intellecual? Redeeming Virluc-Peaches and cream complexion Needs M0314An ad for the annual Amhition--Marry a missionary, move to the North Pole, and convert the Polar Bears Nirlumlm'4Gcrtic uShe built a store of knowledgei3 ACTIVITIES Sub-Freshmen Chorus 51-52; Homeroom Vice Pres. 51-53; Homeroom Sweetheart 51-52; Red Cross Rep. 31-52; Annual Rep. 52-33; Wildcat Rep. 53-54; Beta Club 54-56; Secretary of Beta Club 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Student Council 55-56; Wildcat Staff 54-55; Pointer Staff Editor 55-56; Pres. National Honor Society 55-56; Junior Achievement 54-55; Atlanta Scholastic Press Assn. 55-56; Honor Roll 51- 56; Glee Club, Most Photogenic 51-52; Superlative 56; Junior Y-Teens 52-53; Civinettes 55-56; Play Day 52-55; Table Tennis Champion 55. LENORA JEANINE GILBERT Natal for-Skirts that button up the side and a worn our name Rmhmniug Virtue4Curly hair Newt's Maxf-A high school diploma and a new. slightly used brain Ambifion-To go to Hollywood and marry Trigger NickImmc-Possum And her hair was so charmingly curledih Senior ACTIVITIES Hapeville High: Homeroom Vice Pres. 51-52; Y-Teens 51-54; Red Cross 51-52; Student Council 51-53; Pep Club 51-54; Hornet Rep. 51-52; Play Day 51-54; B-Tcam anketba11 52-54; Annual Rep. 52-53; Bank Teller 52-53; Class Treas. 52-53; Softba11 Team 52- 53; Vice Pres. Y-Tcens 53-54; Pres. Homeroom 53- 54; C1355 Chairman 53-54; B-Team Cheerleader; FHA 53-54; Bank Director 53-53. Russell: Y-Teens 54-56; Red Cross 54-55; Play Day 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; FHA 55-56; Assistant Bank Teller 55-56. ROBERT DONALD GILBERT Natal for-Ability to avoid homework lem'miug VirlIm-Patiencc and determination Nerds Moxl-A house Amhition-To marry G1adys B611 and have kids cheaper by the dozen. Nivhzmmv-Baby He was a noble mmW ACTIVITIES 52-53 Orchestra; B-Team Foatball 53-54; Science Club 53-54; Othcers' Club 54-55. ROSE MARIE GOOLSBY Nolnl for-Bcing quiet in Mr. Cashls study hall Rnlrrmi'zg Virlne-Souhisticated manner? Nr'me Mosl-An admiring audience to appreciate my ta1enls Amhiliou-To be a Prima Ballerina with the Metro- politan Opera NirlwarIIL'-Rea She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with3l ACTIVITIES Homeroom Pres. 51-52, 54-55; Red Cross Rep. 51-52; Girls, Chorus 51-53; Homeroom Queen 52-53; An- nual Rep. 52-53, 54-55; Wildcat Rep. 53-54; FHA 53-54; Dramatics Club 54-55; Bank Teller 55-56; Senior Superlative 55-56. JOHN HARRISON GRAHAM Nolml' for-Not being noted for anything Rcdvrmmg Virlnc-Brown eyes complete with vision Nerds Mosl-A free '1Char1es Atlas course Amhilion-To grow old with the least effort Nivlunmzv-Harry Happy the mmfl ACTIVITIES Vice Pres. Homeroom 51-52; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Key Club 55-56; 051cc Staff 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Honor Roll 55-56. RAYMOND LARRY GRANT Nomi for- Flat-Top errrming Virlllr-Chartrusc shelf, convertible Ncmls M0514Bevcr1y Amhitiou-To graduate from Southern Tech and grow Davis bananas Nivlvmmr-Grant A man devoted to pleasure33 ACTIVITIES Homeroom King 51-53; Homeroom Vice Pres. 52-53; Boys, Chorus 52-53; Science Club 53-54; N.C.O. Club 53-54; Junior Civitans 54-56; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Key Club 55-56; Coed Hi-Y s4- 56; Gold and White Game 54-55; Wildcat Staff 54- 55; Track Team 54-56; Region Track Championship 54-55; 4th Place 880 Region 4AA Track Meet 54-55. PAUL HAROLD GREEN Natal far-Good? hand writing Redc'vming Virluc-Ability to watch people work for hours on end Nmnlx Muxl-Energy and money and a lifetime pass to the Y.W.C.A. Amhiiiou-To marry some rich gal who1s too proud to have her husband work Nicklmmc-Butch Whatever comes, let 5 be content with all , ACTIVITIES Honor R011 56; Oihcers Club 54-56; Junior Achieve- ment 53-55; Pres. Junior Achievement 54-55; Annua1 Stat? 55-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56. NANCY CAROL GUNDERSON Notml for-Talking cxcessiver about something 1 know nothing about Rz'tlz'vming V1rtu?-Cra7.y smile Ncmlx Mosl-To be able to tell :1 good joke Amlzition-To be a Librarian and raise :111 my children to be book worms? Nirklmmr-Radar One of those happy soulW ACTIVITIES Y-Teens 52-54; Girls Tumbling Team 52-53; Bank Teller 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Bank Director 55- 56; Vice Pres. Library C1ub 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Play Day 52-53, 54-55. CHARLOTTE ANN HAGAN Nola! for-Eating ice cream 31;! peanuts Rt'zlamning Virhw-Waving hair and eyes like two grape sin a bowl of cherry juice Nzwls Masi-Largc ostrich feather fan 1:0 aid ambi- tion5 Ambilforz-To bc hat check girl for nudist colony Nickmlmv--Shot1uck Success is the reward of toiW ACTIVITIES Y-chns 51-53; Junior FHA 51-52; Girls, Chorus 52-53; Christmas Music Program 52-53; Tri-City Music Festival 52-53; Junior Achievement 52-55: Beta Club 52-56; FHA 53-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Bunk Director 54-55; F.T.A. 54-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Comm. 54-55; Annual Rep. 54-55; Homeroom Sweetheart 54-55; Annual Staff 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Christmas Play 55-56. B ARBARA ANN HANEY Nolt'd for-Curly hair and two-tone green Ford Rnlt'vming Virllw Quite Nvmls Moxl-Money and :1 new car AmhiHou-To be a secretary and to travel a 1ot Nivlumnm-Bobbie 1' I make the most of all that 6011128,, ACTIVITIES D.E. Club 55-56. GENIA RAE HARRIS Natal for-Being quiet Rvdmnmg Virlur-Dimplcs Nvmls Mosl-A cur Amhilian-To go to co1lege NitlemIm-Gcnin Always ready to lend a helping haudhl ACTIVITIES Vice Pres. Homeroom 51-52; Y-Tcens 51-53; FHA 52-53; Secretary F.T.A. 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Civinettcs 55-56; Treasurer Homeroom 55-56; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Beta Club 53-56; Teen Town Comm. 55-56. CHARLES CLIENTON HELMS Nufml for-My sobriety lewming Virtue-My ability to score Efty-four 0n .1 Latin Enal Nvmls' Mosl-Expericnce With girls Amblhou-To maintain the high respect and esteem of my Sunday School Teacher Nirlelmmv-Chick Knowlst me not by my tlathesP, 35 Mirror ACTIVITIES Key Club 54-56; Key Club Treasurer 55-56; De1egate to State and 1nternationa1 Key Club Convention 54- 56; Civitan C1ub 54-55; Coed Hi-Y C1ub 54-55; Honor R011 51, 54, 55; Annual Representative 54-55; Bank Teller 54-55; Homeroom King 54-55; N.C.O. C1ub 53-54; Rifle Team 53-54. MYRNA JEAN HOCKERSMITH Nola! for-Knitting litt1c things, and saying uyou guys lem'minq Virim-Pony tail Nerds Moxi-A Southern accent, and a southern boy to go with it! Amhilimt-To bowl 2 better game than Skeeter and Possum. A150 to learn to say You All Nothing endures hut personal qualifies ACTIVITIES Honor Society Member 52-53; Basketball Team 52- 53; Fencing Team 52-53; Member of Girls Ath1et1c Association 52-55; Member of Sub Debs 52; Li- brary Assistant 52-53; Student Council 54; Acapplia Choir 53-55; Annual Representative 54; Future Homemakers of America 55. 51 ROBERT EUGENE HUFF Nulml for-Bcing a splinter lerrming Virlm'-Olivc complexion Nvmlx Moxl-A beaut5'-d011-0r dame Ambihou-To sell cigars on a street corner Nirlwmw-Kalijah Young fellows will be young fellowsrl ACTIVITIES Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Civitans 55-56; Vice Pres. of Key Club 55; B-Team Football 53-54; Coed Hi-Y Basket- ball Team 54-56; Track Regional Champions 55; BuscbaIl Team 56; Sec. of the Junior Class 55; Vice Pres. of Homeroom 54-55; Sec. of Homeroom 55-56; Kev Club 54-56; Fire Marshal 55-56; 8th Grade Tumbling Team 51-52; Gold and Black Football Game 53-55; Dramatic Club 55-56; Board of Direc- tors 56; Key Club State Convention 55-56. LANGDON EUGENE HUFFMAN Nolml far-Fiddling Rcdwmmg Vlrfuv-Being talented Needs Masl-Shorter hair Amhilfun-To get a haircut NirkHumv-Toscanini ' I have a great work in hand ACTIVITIES School Bank Teller 51-53; State Spring Music Fertival 53-56; String ensemble and orchestra 52-56; National Beta Club 53-56; President of Beta Club 55-56; Radio and TV Teen Board Panel 55-56; Senior Bank Director 55-56. BARBARA ANN HURT Nulml for-Bcing :1 DE. ceICbrity Rm'rvming Vir11w4BrOWn eyes and small physique Nrmls Moxl-My own speed trap AI;Ihili011-To marry a banker and raise a lot of little tellers Nirlvtamv- Little 5Villie The rules of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business ACTIVITIES Girls, Glee Club 52-54; Treasurer of D.E. Club 54- 55; Director of 13.13. Club 55-56; First Vice President of State D.E. C1ub 55-56. DAVID JACKSON Natal for-Being Wittf Redeeming VIrlIlr-Good manners Needs Moxl-B. T. AmhlfloII-To work for Wells Fargo Nickamc-lKDirty Dave Au ounce of wit is worth a pounzl of sarrauF, Senior ACTIVITIES Sec. of Freshman Class 52-53; Pres. 0f Homeroom 54-56; Sec. of Homeroom 51-52; Homeroom King 54-55; Trcns. 0f Homeroom 54-54; Civitan Club 54- 56: Proiccts Committee Chairman 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Science Club 55-56; Sec. of Eager Beaver Club 55-56; Wlildcat Rep. 52-53; Red Cross Rep. 52-53: Annual Stufir 55-56; Senior Superlativc 55-56; Atomic Committee; Gold and White Football 52-53; Varsity Football 55-56; Varsity Truck 54-55; Co-chion Football Champs 55-56; Region 4-AA Track Cham- pions 54-55; County Competition 51-53; Y-Teen Panel 55-56; Empty Stocking Fund 54-55. CLEVEL AND JUNIOR JOHNSON Nofml f0r4Scrving good lunches Rnlvrming Vil'lItc4Straight hiar Nonls Mosf-wao teeth Amhilimz4To relieve Mr. Deck as principal of Russell Nirlzlmmt'4 Dooly,1 Silence is more eloquent than words33 ACTIVITIES Tumbling Team 51-52; Key Club 55-56; County Competition 54-55. PEGGY LEE JOHNSON Nolml for-Being the Co-Author of many fabulous songs Rwlevming Virlm'4Bluc cycs Neal's MU.VI4A singing teacher With patience Amhilinn4To own .1 band of gold Nivkmzm1'455Peg-chl, A tender heart; a will i1iflexible34 ACTIVITIES Junior Y-chns 52-54; Wildcat Representative 52-53; Beta Club 53-54; Sweetheart of Homeroom 53-54; Red Cross Representative 53-54; Civinettes 54-56; Wlildcat Reporter 54-55; Wildcat Representative 54- 55; Chaplain of Delta Chapter of Coed Hi-Y; Queen of Hearts 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54 55; Student Council 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Fashion Editor of Wildcat 55-56; Junior Editor of Pointer 55-56; Beta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Tri- City Play Day 54-55; Superlativc 55-56. WENDELL JOHNSON Nofml for'4Bcing short lem'ming Virtue Long eye lashes Nz-mls Mosl-flune Amliifirm4To grow up and be big NirkIMHM4 Sandblowcr Though last, not least in loveii ACTIVITIES B-Tcam Football 52-54; Varsity Football 54-56; Block Letter Club 54-56; Key Club 55-56; Track 54-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Superlative 55-56. JERRY JOINER Natal fur-Being late to school szlrmnmg Virtmz41 aint got none Nerds Moxl-Olds convertible and plenty of money Amhition-To be a beach comber in Daytonn Nlrkrzalzlc'45'Sancllcz r5All truths are not to he told,2 ACTIVITIES uB Team Basketball 52-53; President of Homeroom 52-53; XVildcat Staff 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56. BOBBY HUGH JONES Nolnl for-Careful driving lem'mmg VirlIIe-Crcw cut Nvmls MoxlchIair convertible Amlzilimz-To stay out of the Army Niclummr4Bobby Great is truth, and mighty above all thingyy ACTIVITIES DE. Club 55-56. JANACE MARLENE JONES Natal for4Witty remarks lem'ming VirlIm-Lond red hair Nvmlx Mosl4The one I love Amlzilion4T0 meet and marry a millionaire in Miami, Fla. Nirkmum'4 Rcd,1 Glory is never where virtue is nolm ACTIVITIES Vice Pres. Junior FHA 53-54; Homeroom Queen 53- 54; Red Cross Representative 53-54; Library Assist- ant 54-55; Social Chairman Library Club 54-55; Bank Teller 54-55; D.F.. Club 55-56; D.E. Club Reporter 55-56; Honor Roll 55-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Com- mittee 54-55; Junior FHA Club 53-54. ROYCE ARTHUR JONES Noted for-Being Inzy, going steady, and being able to play pool with Bobby P. and Buddy S. and Win Rt'llm'ming Virtm-Black wavy hair and long cyc lashes Ntwls Mosl-Somconc to Watch over me, uJean ???? Amhiliwl4To become a millionaire playboy and may- be Ianally marry a certain Jean,, Nirknmnc- Mamz Pic He was so generally civil that nobody thanked him for it34 ACTIVITIES Boys' Philadelphia Group 51-52; Pres. Homeroom 51- 52; Tri-City Play Day 51-52; Vice Prcs, Homeroom 52-53; Wildcat Representative 52-53; Key Club 54- 55: Director Key Club 55-56; Civitans 54-56; DE. Club 54-56; Pres. of DE. Club 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Key Club Convention 54-56; D.E. Club Direc- tors Meeting 55; Greater Atlanta Council 54-55; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 55; Alpha Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Kings Court 54-55. GEORGIANNA KERLIN Nomi f0r--Being quiet Ralmming Viriuv- Eyes Nomi: Mosl4Tony...and for four years to go by like a flash! Amhition-To get rid of my nickname Nicknamt'4 Georgc Iesteris 1112 often prove prathetfl ACTIVITIES Bunk Teller 52-53; Red Cross Representative 52-53; Civinettcs 54-56; Delta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Wildcat Representative 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Vice Pres. Homeroom 54-55; Beta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Treasurer Civinettcs 55- 56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Superlativc 55-56. MARY ANN KING Natal for41ntcrest in Tech 6cspecially the junior class5 lewmiug Virflze4Unshakable dignity Nerds Mosl-Love and understanding AmhilimI-To be the wor1d1s greatest architsct and design the first building on the moon Nirlumme Miss Mary Ann Mahm Ability wins the esteem of allll ACTIVITIES Brown High School: Eighth Grade Chorus; Junior Dramatics Club 51-52; Rebel Riot Variety Show 52; Annual Representative 51-52; Dramatics Letter 51. Russell High School: Red Cross Representative 52-53; National Beta Club 53-56; National Honor Society 55-56; Gamma Chapter, Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Annual Circulation Stat?t 55-56; Thrift Club 55; Honor Club 52-56. JERRY ANN KNIGHT Nolm' for4Being able to bowl 1127,, lewming Virtur-Long eye lashes lex Mosl4To get a job as secretary to a good- looking guy 36 Mirror AmbiIion-To be able to bowl as well as Skeeter anj Muggs Nirlznamv451Boots The sweetest rose, where all are roses13 ACTIVITIES Bank Teller 55-56. MILTON VIRGIL KUPFER Nomi f0r4Largcst senior ring in 1556 let'cming Virlup4Ability to fool teachers Nora's Masl4My own Olds Ambiiion-To graduate in 3356 Nirknamc- Milt,1 Though this be madness, yet there is method in it33 ACTIVITIES N.C.O. Club 53-54; Honor Guard at Graduation 54; President of J.A. Company 53-54; Southern Junior Achievement Convention 53-54; Junior Achievement 53-55; County Competition 53-54; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Federal Inspection 53-54; Honor Guard for King and Queen 54-55; Key Club 54-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Officers Club 54-56; Board of Directors in Key Club 55-56; Board of Directors in Officers Club 55-56; Intertainmcnt Chairman in OiEcers Club 55-56; International Key Club Conven- tion in Dallas 55-56; State Key Club Convention in Columbus 55-56. JAMES EDWARD LEE Nolcal for-Driving a car With no brakes leveming Virlm'4Blue cycs Nomi: MosI-A car With brakes Amhili0n4To be an Honor Student at Alleghan A 8c M Nirkmlmc-- Countryn No legacy is so rich as honesty ACTIVITIES Boys, Chorus 51-52; Dramatics Club 55-56; Civitan Club 55-56; uB Team 54-55; Key Club 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Red Cross Representative 55-56; Christmas Play 55-56. NANCY LOUISE LEE Nolml for-Quictncss let'r'ming Virhm4Bluc eyes les Mosi4Russell to be Closer to Red Oak Amhilion-To go through college rmd marry a certain boy Nit'kmmw4Nancy Nothing is impossible to industry, ACTIVITIES Y-Tecns 51-52; Girls, Chorus 52-53; junior FHA 52-53; Beta Club 53-54; Library Club 53-54; Gold Robe Choir 55-56. BARBARA ANN LEWIS Nofcrl for4Height leeemmg Virlmz4BIue eyes Norris M0314To find a boy knee-high to a grass- hopper Amhiti0n4To become a nurse and marry a Brain Surgeon Nirkmzmc4 Bunny A short saying oft contains much wisdonz35 ACTIVITIES Glee Club 51-53; Cafeteria worker 51-52; Cheerleader for one-half year 52-53; Locker girl 52-53; Girls Athletic Association 53-54; Oche 54-55; Bank Teller 55-56. RONALD E. LOWE Natal for4Talking my Way out of trouble Rwlwammg VirtIm-Black, curly hair Nerds Mosl4A college education and a new car Amhilion-To live a long life with a little crowe Nicknumc433Lowlife Character is fate Senior ACTIVITIES President of Homeroom 51-52; Tumbling Team 51- 52; Distributive Education 54-56. WILLIAM THOMAS LOWRY Noted for4Driving skill Redeeming VirlIm-Dark hair Nvml's Moxl-l-Iair cut and new Ford Ambilion-To be pilot in U.S.A.F. Nirkmmlc-uUnCIc Tom Plain without pond and rich without a sbouW ACTIVITIES D.E.C1ub 55-56. RICHARD IRWIN McCRITE Norm! for-Little mind operating a big mouth Ri'zlm'miug Virflle4SWecr smile Nrt'zlx Moxf-A certain senior girl AHIIJiIiwl-To 5nd :1 girl just my type, White and female Nirkmmlr4 Dick They laugh that whW ACTIVITIES Pres. Homeroom 55-56; Coed Hi-Y Basketball 55-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Senior Superlative 55-56; N.C.O. Club 54-55; Annual Representative 56; County Com- petition; Pointer Staff 55-56. Sylvan: Pres. Homeroom 52-53; Bear-Facts Reporter 52-53; Bears Den 52-53; Red Cross Representative 52-53; Mixed Choir 52- 53; Basketball 51-53; Vice Pres. Junior Achievement 52-53; B Team Football 52-53; Civitans 52-53: Glee Club 52-53. BILLY JOE MCDANIEL Noted f0r--Long hinr Rt'dewning Virlm'-Playing pin ball machine Numb Maxl4Thc ability to get along with judy-and a haircut Ambilion-Tu own a brand new Olds convertible and to be sporting it dOWn Daytona Beach Nil'knmIIc- Mac Let deeds correspond with wordy, ACTIVITIES Pcrversificd Cooperative Training Club 55-56; Dra- matics Club 55-56; D.C.T. Club 55-56. JAMES DONALD MCGUIRK Nolml for-Expert uwater skier a: Alatoona Lake lem'ming Virth-Always being innocent Nl't'xlx MaSl-A certain girl named uAnne Ambition-To invent .1 non-smearing lipstick that really doesnk smear, that tastes and looks good! Nirkuumc-55Crash The better part of valor is disrretiorf, ACTIVITIES D.C.T. Club 55-56; Honor Roll 54-55; Homeroom President 53-54; Wildcat Representative 52-53; An- nual Representative 51-52; Won second place in State Industrial Art contest 54-55; Red Cross Representa- tive 53-54; Bank Messenger 53-54; Junior Achieve- ment 54-55. JUDITH ANN MAHLE NotaJ for-Bcing absent and passing Rm'wming Virlm'-Tceth Ncmls Moxl-Any extra inches or pounds anyone can spare AmbitionnTo be a Chiropractor and have teachers for patients Nirklmmt'433jam She is quiet as a Iamb33 ACTIVITIES Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 51-53; Girls, Chorus 51-52; Vice Pres. Girls, Chorus 52-53; FHA 53-54; Coed Hi-Y 55-56. REBECCA- ADINA MANN Nolml for-Being able to drive faster backward than forward Redeeming Virllm-Smile Nerds Mosl-Wayne Ambilion-To always be as happy as I am now Nicknamrh BeCk-Beck How sweet and gracious even in common speech ACTIVITIES Sub-Freshman Chorus 51-52; Wildcat Rep. 51-52; Sweetheart of Homeroom 52-53; Honor Roll 51-52; Tri-Ciry Play Day 52-53; Girls, Chorus 52-53; Ac- tivity Letter Club 52-53; Junior FHA 53-54; Pointer Rep. 52-54; Beta Club 53-54; Wildcat Reporter 54- 55; Delta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Chairman of Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Civinettes 54-56; Beta Chapter, Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; Business Mgr. of Wildcat 55-56; Dramatics Club 55- 56; Superlative 55-56; Atlanta Scholastic Press Asso- ciation 55-56. EVELYN LOUISE MARSTON Noted for-Blushing at the wrong time Raleeming Virmv-Dark brown eyes Needs MoxI-My sailor boy Ambitiou-To stop blushing so much Nirkamv-3Stinky Every why bath a wbyere foraW ACTIVITIES Christmas Program 55-56. DODSON WARREN MAYO Nolml for-Being dumb Rrrlm'miug Virlue-Dimples Numls Moxt-One week at Daytona Beach, Fla. AmbilimI-To get my car paid for Nirlumvw4 51ick,5 You cannot teach an old dog new trickx23 ACTIVITIES D.C.T. 55-56. MARGARET GAIL MITCHELL Nomi for-Famous name and telling people who they look like lercming Virtm'4Talking eyes and natural curly hair anls Mosl- Marvin Ambition-To get my MRS. degree and What I need most Nirlanam:4435Maggie Sow a thought and reap an act33 ACTIVITIES Second place Winner Badminton Tournament 51-53; Girls, Chorus 52-53; Y-Teen 52-53; Activity Letter Club 52-53; Tennis Team 53-54; Region Tennis Tour- nament 53-54; Varsity Basketball Team 54-55; D.C.T. Club 55-56; Secretary of D.C.T. Club 55-56. ALBERT EUGENE MIXON Nomi for-Talking in class lem'ming Virtue-Tall and slim Needs Moxf4Roslyn AmlIiI'ion-To have a home, guod job, and a nice car Nix'kiler51v- Eujim,, He 1': a gentle man because his nature is kimp ACTIVITIES D.C.T. 54-5 6. WILLIAM EDWARD MONCRIEF Nam! for4Being late let'cmmg VirlIM-S :45 Nani: Most4Time Ambition-To be a Clock-stopper Nirkzmmr- Buck No man was ever wise by chance VERNON SHALER MORGAN Noted for-Getting out of class Redeeming Virlur-One eyebrow erds Moxl-Hot Rod Mirror Ambition-To win Indianapolis 500 Nirlznamr-55Doc2 Neat, not gaudyn ACTIVITIES D.C.T. 55-56. JOSEPH EDWARD MORRIS Nolm' fur4My ability to wash dirt ler'mning Virilit-Zl units Nz'mlx Most-Kittcn Ambition4To have more rocks in my head Nirlummr4 Romed, May you live all the days of your Iife3, ACTIVITIES Philadelphia Boys Chorus 51-52; Band 51-52; V.C.O. Club 53-55; Othcers Club 55-56; Bank Teller 51-52. KATHRYN MORRIS Nomi for-Always being sarcastic lewming Virtuc-Complexion Nrmlx Most-IO pounds Ambition-To live, love, and be happy always Nir'lzmzmv--uKathieH A sight to make an old man young33 ACTIVITIES Sub-Freshman Chorus 51-52; Homeroom Secretary 51-52; San Pedro High: San Pedro Choir 52-54; Sec- retary of H.M.F. 52-53; Vagabond Club Treasurer 53-54. Russell: Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Civinettes 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Commit- tee 54-55. EVERETT LEE MORROW Noim' for-Being a Philatelist Redeeming Vir'lIu'--Mrs. XVray Nrmls Mosi-Bcvcrly AmbitioH-To marry Beverly Nirklmmv- Bud He will be himself33 ACTIVITIES Junior Achievement 52-54; N.C.O. Club 54-55; Wildcat Staff 54-55; French Club 54-56; D.C.T. Club 55-56, EVERETT MOSE Nomi for-Crazy laugh Rm'm'ming Virluc4Eyes Numlx MaSl-Cynthia Ambilion-To own my own company NirlcIIumv- Mossy2 An inability to stay quietn ACTIVITIES Spanish Club 52-53; Key Club 55-56; D.C.T. Club 55-56; Track 55-56. TERRELL ANDREW MURPHY Nolml far-Being late to school every morning leumuing Virfllv-Brown eyes Newt's Mosf-A long happy life with Tommie Ambili0n4To become president of The First National Bank of Atlanta Nirklmmc- Ted Every man is a king of drcumw ACTIVITIES Locker Patrol 51-52; Bank Teller 52-53; Secretary of Homeroom 53-54; Oiiicers Club 53-54; Bank director 54-55; President of Bank 55-56; President of D.C.T. 55-56; Thrift Club 54-56; King of Home- room 55-56. SANDRA GORDON NESS Nomi fur-Educated Pencil lercming Virfnv4?????? None walx Moxl-Redeeming Virtue Ambilirm-To graduate from college Nirknznm'455Neil33 Glory paid to our ashes comes too Iate23 Senior ACTIVITIES Red Cross Representative 51-52; Honor Roll 51-55; Christmas Music Program 51-52; Homeroom Presi- dent 52-53; Girls5 Chorus 52-53; Gir151 Activity Letter Club 53-56; Beta Club Member 53-56; Second Year Algebra Contest 5First Prize5 54; Homeroom Sec. 54-55; Gamma Chapter Cozd Hi-Y 54-55; Na- tional Honor Society 55-56; Rep. t0 Pan American Student Forum 55-56. KENNETH DURIN NEWSOME Nalml for-Inferiority Complex Rulroming Virtnc-Bcing unable to beat Rossvillc Nt'mlx Moxt-A scholarship to Florida State University Ambiliml-To work for Mr. Aldridge and collect tickets for his show Niz'kuamr- Bo Youth calls for pleasure33 ACTIVITIES Pres. of Sub-Frcshman Class 51-52; Tumbling Team 51-52; Red Cross Rep. 51-52; Pres. of Homeroom 52-53; R Block Letter Club 53-56; Gold and White Football Game 52-55; Varsity Football 53-56; Region 4-AA Co-Champions in Football; Wildcat Staff; Region 4-AA Track Champions; Track Team 53-56; Truitt Office Staff 55-56. GEORGE LOUIS OLIVER Nolrd for-Bcing frank Rnlrrming Virlm'-Height Nrczls Mosl-Collcgc Education Ambition-To learn how to write and spell correctly No man has 17er11etmtl good fortu11e33 ACTIVITIES Southwest High: Eighth Grade Chorus 51-52; 4-H Club 52-53; Spanish Club 52-53; Ninth Grade Chorus 52-53; Library Staff 53; Hall Patrol 54-55. Russell High: Gold Robe Choir 55-56. CLYDE M. OLVEY Nulml f0r-55Inches let't'lning Virtur-Bluc eyes and black hair Nerds M0x!-An automobile and somewhere to drive it Ambition4To lead a successful life Nirlummrvaie Die aml endow a tollege or a calm ACTIVITIES Russell High Boy? Chorus 51-52; Annual Represen- tative 53-54. MARGARET ELIZABETH PALMER Norm! far-Tnlking constant1y Redevmiug Virlnv-Distributing food to upoverty- stricken students in Mrs. Parkcfs 4th period English class Needs Moxl-A ncw uSanta Clause hat Ambliion-A1wnys to be as happy as 1 am now Nirknamc- Bctsf, He who win: is usually t'i.t0riaux33 ACTIVITIES Pointer Representative 51-52; Y-Teens 55-56; Girls, Chorus 52-53; Music Festival 52-53; Activity Letter Club 53-56: Beta Club 53-56; Gamma COCJ Hi-Y 54-55; OfEcc Staff 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Com- mittee 54-55; Social Chairman 54-55; Civincucs 55- 56; Pointer Staff 55-56; National Honor Society 55- 56; President of F.T.A. 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56. JERRY CARLTON PARKS Nolml for-Telling iokcs Rnlwming Virlzm-HPcroxidcd hair Nrmlx Mml-ZO-ZO vision Ambilfnn-Retire to 01d Maids Home Nirlemtmv- Skec-Heacw A Iestmw ACTIVITIES Civitnm 5 5- 5 6. BARBARA PARSONS Natal for-Being the 3'K1eencx Kid lel'mniug Virtuc4Excessivc amount of pulchritudc Nvm'x Mosl-Singing lessons from Peggy J AmbilimIiLive, love, and be happy always Nirknamr-HStump 5.4. good mind possesses a kingdom ACTIVITIES Y-Teens 51-53; Sub-Freshman Girls Chorus 51-52; Christmas Festival 51-53; Delta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 53-54; 35135, Team Basketball 54-55; Red Cross Rep- resentative 52-53; Sweetheart 0f HomerOJm 52-54; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Dramatics Club 55-56; Civincttcs 54-56. B ARB ARA JEAN PHILLIPS Nofvd for-Not catching on to jokes Rvn'wmiug Virtnciliycs Nrmlx MoxI-Brainsu Amlflion-To have rm ambition NirImamt? 55Babs Not too serious, not too GagW ACTIVITIES Homeroom President 51-52; Varsity Basketball 51-54; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Dmmatics Club 55-56; Civinettes 55-56. BARBARA JEAN PITTMAN Noh'tl far-Being a perpetual talker errommg Virflm-Cat eyes Nwdx Mml-A home in St. Simons for me and my bird friends AmbiHmt-To get what 1 had; to keep What I have, and nlwavs be happy NirkamU- Bnrbie A Bundle of Icy, ACTIVITIES Sub-Frcshman Chorus 51-52; Sec. of Homeroom 51- 52; Y-Teens 51-54; Pres. Girls' Chorus 52-53; Red Cross Rep. 52-53; uB Team Cheerleader 53-54; XVildcat Staff 54-55; Civinettes 54-56; C0011 Hi-Y 54-55; Wildcat Rep. 54-55; Junior-Scnior Dance Comm. 54-55; Annual Rep. 53-54; Vicc-Prcs. of Homeroom 54-55; Drnxnatics Club 55-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; Girls, Block Letter Club 55-56; Senior Follies 54-55; Fashion Show 53-54; Kiwanis Variety Show 54-55; Varsity Cheerleader 55-56. CAROL JANE PLESS Nola! for-Rippling brooks levcmiug Virtm-Bluc eyes Nani: Mosl-D. R. Ambifiml-To get my MRS. degree Nivkmzmv '5Cut0 5 My kingdom for a horse,3 ACTIVITIES Y-Tecns 51-52; Bank Teller 51-52; '13 Team Basket- ball 52-53; Beta Club 53-54; Varsity Basketball 54- 56; Bank Teller 54-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56. HOWELL KAY POPE Noted for-Bcing digniEed lewming Virfzm-Big feet des Mosl-Good grades Ambifion-To graduate from Georgia Tech Nirknamv-55Possumn Base with dig11ity33 ACTIVITIES Baseball 54-56; uI5 Team Football 53; Senior Super- lative 55-56; Coed Hi-Y Delta Chapter 54-55; Coed Hi-Y Basketball Delta Chapter 54-56; County Com- 38 Mirror petition 52-53; Boys, Block Letter Club 55-56; Fed- eral Inspection 52-54; Coed Hi-Y Alpha Chapter 55- 56; Coed Hi-Y Alpha Chapter Basketball Team 55-56. HAROLD C. POPHAM JR. Noiml for-Red hair lemning Virtue Making Mr. Fie1ds happy Nerd: Mosl-Muscles Ambifion-To get through college NidummP-55Karo None but himself can be his paralleV ACTIVITIES Key Club 54-56; Civimns 54-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; French Club 55-56. ROBERT CLIFFORD PRATT Natal for-Playing on :1 Russell team that beat Decatur lem'mmg Virtlw-Ability to draw pictures of Knight and his dog Nt't'zls Moxl-To grow three inches taller and to gain 30 pounds Ambihon-To blow smoke rings like Carley Nitlarmnw- Bobbf, Never let your right hand know what you: left hand is doing33 ACTIVITIES Tumbling team 5l-52; Baseball Team 54-56; Football Team 54-55; Region 4AA Co-Fooball Champs 55; RR Club 54-56; Gold and White Fooball Game 54; Gold and Black Foutball Game 53; OfEce Staff 55-56; Civitan Club 55-56; Key Club 55-56; Key C1ub Convention 56. ROY GILMER QUINN Nolml for-Once being thin let'vming Virtlw-My clear complexion Nm'ds Moxi-A Scholarship t0 Allegheny A and M, and to take Diane with me 1'1mlliii0n-To work with Burns at S 8: W Cafeteria Nirkmmm-55The Head 1 have a heart with room for every joy, ACTIVITIES President of Senior Class 56; Captain of Basketball Team 55-56; Sccreary of Sub-Frcshman Class 52; President of Freshman Class 53; President of Home- room 51-53; Homeroom Secretary 53-54; Vice Presi- dent of Homeroom 54-56; Block Letter Club 54-55; Civitans 54-56; Key Club 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Annual Statf 55-56; Senior Superlative 55-56; Office Staff 55-56; Oiiicer Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Treas- urer of Civitnns 55-56; uB Team Basketball, Region Champs 53-54; State Champs 54-55; Homeroom An- nual Representative 56; Red Cross Representative 55- 56; Key Club Convention 55-56; SCienCc Club 55-56; Christmas Play 55-56; All-American of Tomorrow 55-56; Varsiy Basketball 53-56. PATRICIA ANN RAFTER Nola! for-My Venus lercmmg Virtur-Blushing Nvm': Most-A bag of oats and a bale of hay Amlzilion-To graduate from business college and to be Mrs. Kehclcfs secretary. C110 take and tran- scribe shorthand, 120 word sper minute5 Nit'klmmc-53Pat05, Much learning doth make thee mmW ACTIVITIES None. PEGGY JEAN RAGA-N Nalml for-Being :1 brain! Rm'rcming VirIue-Dimplcs Nvmlx Moxf-Mrs. Parker's sympathy in English class Ambilion-To be With Billy Nirkmzmv-EPaggy Life is a long lesson in bumility33 Senior ACTIVITIES None. LOLA LEE RAGSDALE Nolml for-Drawin, len'ming Virfuc-Blond hair Nani: Mosl-A mind Ambilion-TO 5nd out how strong is that? Nirlzmzmr- D. B3, A daughter of the godW ACTIVITIES Secretary of Homeroom 51-52; Red Cross Represen- tative 51-52; Y-Tecns 51-52; Treasurer of Homeroom 52-53; Honor Roll 53-56; Library Club 51-52; Bank Teller 55-56; Girls State Representative 54; Wildcat Representative 53-54, 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Pointer Representative 53-54; B Team Cheerleader 53-54; Sweetheart 51-52; Junior Achievement 52-53; Tri-City Play Day 52-53; Badminton Championship 53-54; Student Council 54-56; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Charter Member of Beta Club 53- 56; FHA Club 55-56; Activity Letter Club 53-56: Wildcat Stat? 55-56; chn Town 54-56; Editorial Editor of Pointer 55-56; ROTC Sponsor 54-55; Homeroom Queen 52-53; Pan American Student Forum 55-56; First Place American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest 55; Oche Staff 55-56; Senior Follies 54-55. NANCY DAIRE RAGSDALE Nola! for-Alwnys acting silly Rnlrcming VirluF-Dark skin Nerds Moxl-Fifty pounds Ambition-To get a uHead in life Nirknamv- Noly35 A rbeerful look makes :1 dish a feast ACTIVITIES Civinettes 54-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Trans. Home- room 53; Queen of Homeroom 55; Cheerleader 54- 56; Glee Club 54; Dramatics Club 56; Bank Teller 56; Wildcat Rep. 54; Block Letter Club 55; Co- Capt. Cheerleaders 56; Y-chns 53; Senior Super- lative 56; Tress. FHA Club 54; Wildcat Staff 56; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 55. SANDRA WETONA RENFROE Noted for-Lock of hair in the middle of the forehead levcmiug Virlzw Brown eyes Nr'wlx Mosf4AbiIity to take shorthand nt 120 words per minute Ambilion-To get What I need most NickmtmE- SkinksU Ye are the salt of the earthn ACTIVITIES Sub-Freshman Girls1 Chorus 51-52; Future Home- makers Club 52-53; Red Cross Representative 52-53: Beta Club 53-56; Tri-City Play Day 54-55; Bank Teller 54-56; Pointer Staff 55-56. OLIVER BURGAN REVELI. Nam! for-Tearing up Cedartown with a little help from Sandblowcr51 levrming Virtmi-Small ears Nun's MoxI-A girl with money Ambilion-To become head coach at Oklahoma Nirkmzmv-5'Dumbo Pm no angel ACTIVITIES Varsity Football 54-56; Honorable Mention All-Stntc Football 56; Region 4AA Co-Champs 55; B Team Football 52-53: Tri-City uB Champs 53; President of Civitans 55-56; Vice-President of Civimns 54-55; Key Club 54-56; Key Club Convention 56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Coed Hi-Y Basketball Team 54-56; Track Team 55-56; Director of Teen Town 54; Senior Superlativc 56; President of Homeroom 54; Sergeant of best drilled squad 54; R53 Club 55-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56. MARTHA LOUISE RICE Notud for-Sitting by Nancy Ragsdalc in shorthand and still passing Rwlr'mzing Virlue-Aubum hair and brown eyes Nvmlx Mosl-A campaign manager to help me with my ambition Ambition-To beat Mavis in being President of Southern Bell Telephone Co. Nirlznamr- Little Bit Life is too sbort4why worry?y ACTIVITIES Grady High School: Pep Squad 51-52; Girls, Chorus 51-52; FHA Club 51-53. Russell High School: Treas- urer of Homeroom 53-54; Annual Representative 53- 54; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Commit- tee 54-55; D.C.T. Club 55-56; Vice President of D.C.T. 55-56. SHIRLEY JOYCE ROBISON Noiz'zl for-Changing mind errrmiug Virtur-Good figure? Nora's Moxl-A date With a millionaire, and hook him Ambition-To bc a beautician Nirlznamr-Stuck-up What xome invent the rest enlargew ACTIVITIES School Band 52-54; D.C.T. 54-56. VIRGINIA NELL ROOKE NOII'LI for-Finally getting my drivcHS license lervming Virlm-Bright eyes wals Mosl4A good-looking guy Ambitiou-To marry a rich and handsome man Nirknamr-Sissy My cup rlmnetb ol'er33 ACTIVITIES Glee Club 51-52. JOEL SANDRA SADLER Nola! for-Gctting our of class Rm'rmning Virlm4Curly crewcut Nz'vds Mosl-You name it, I need it z1llll7ifi0n--To prove to Mr. Truitt that I can dribble past the center line and not bursr the ba1l Nirlanamr- Sandf' They also serve who only stand and 1uait33 ACTIVITIES B-Team Basketball 52-53; Glee Club 52-53; Junior Y-Teens 52-53; Beta Club 53-56; G.A.A. 53-54; Girls Block Letter Club 54-55; Varsity Basketbml1 53-56; Co-Captain Basketball Team 55-56; ROTC Sponsor 53-54; Annual Representative 54-55; Treas- urer Gamma Coed Hi-Y 54-55; President Gamma Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Coed Hi-Y Induction Team 54-55: First Place Play Day Award 54-55; Future Teachers 54-55; Civincttcs 55-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Annual SHE 55-56; Senior Superlative 55-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55. SANDRA JEAN SANDERS Nomi for-Being engaged lecrming Virhm-Pretty red hair Nvmlx Moxl-Dean Ambition-To add another ring to my left hand, third finger, and keep it there Nicknumc-Snndi For she is wth a smart little craft33 ACTIVITIES Sub-Freshmnn Girls, Chorus 51-52; Y-chns 51-54; Red Cross Representative 51-52, 53-54; Bank Teller 52-53; Future Teachers of America 52-53; Field Day 39 Mirror 52-53; Wildcat Rep. 54-55; Annual Rep. 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; D.C.T. 54-56; Publicity Agent 55-56. LORETTA SYLVANIA SCOTT Nola! far-Making little Christmas trees behind the teachefs back ern'miux Vi:'!11c--Curls that don,t come out of a box Ncm'x Most-To get an honorary architectural degree at Tech Nirkzmmr-33Bectlc A heart benevolent and kme ACTIVITIES Sub-Frcshman Y-Teens 51-52; Red Cross Represen- tative 51-52; Homeroom Secretary 51-52; Junior Y- Tecns 52-53; Bank Teller 52-53, 53-54; Future Teachers 52-53, 53-54, 54-55, 55-56; Junior FHA 52-53, 53-54; Girls1 Chorus 52-53; Junior Achieve- mcnt 53-54, 54-55; Wildcat Representative 53-54; Uppcr-class Y-Teens 53-54, 54-55; Beta Club 53-54, 54-55, 55-56; Sponsor 53-54, 54-55; Wildcat Staff 54-55; Annual Representative 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54- 55, 55-56; Senior FHA 54-55; Bank Director 54-55; 55-56; thcc Staff 54-55; Annual Staff 55-56; Asst. Editor of XVildcat 55-56; Play Day 53-54. PATRICIA EVELYN SCOTT Nolrd for-Eating too slow lecrming Virfuv-Slccpy eyes Nani: Moxl-Harry Ambition-Marrv Harry and raise a basketball team Nirlzmmw- Patn WUJat is lovely never dief, ACTIVITIES Sub-Frcshman Chorus 51-52; XVildcat Rep. 51-52; President Y-Tcens 51-52; Y-Teens 52-55; Treasurer Girls' Chorus 52-53; 13B Team Basketball 52-53: Tri-City Play Day 52-53; Quecn3s Court 52-53; Beta Club 52-53; B Team Cheerleader 52-53; Wildcat Staff 54-55; Secretary Delta Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Civincttes 54-55; Varsity Cheerleader 55-56; High School Teen Board 52-53, 55-56; Junior-Senior Dance Comm. 54-55; Secretary Civinettes 55-56; Dranmtics Club 55-56; Beta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; Block Letter Club 55-56: Superlative 55-56; Honor R011 51-52, 55-56. ROBERT JERRY SCRAGGS anml for-Having a brother with Big brown eyes lermning VirlIw-Tnllcr, darker and handsomcr than Roy and George Nvm's Moxi-A Charles Atlas body building Course. Anllziliou-To be Refs personal score keeper at Allegheny A 85 M Nirkrmmc wrhe Body55 Remember, iPs as easy to marry a rich woman as a poor wommW ACTIVITIES County Competition 51-52; Annual Representative 54-55; Camp Waco OHicers Training 54-55; Treas- urer Coed Hi-Y thcers, Alpha Chapter 54-55, 55- 56; Key Club 54-55-56; Civitan Officer 55-56; Sec. Civitan 54-55; Dramatics Club 55-56; Christmas Play 55; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Office Staff 55-56; Coed Hi-Y Basketball Team; Sec- retary Homeroom 55-56; Red Cross Representative 55-56; Key Club Convention 56; Senior Superlativc 55-56; Y-Tcen Panel 55-56; Official Score Keeper 55-56; Field Day 51-52. EMMETT LAMAR SEALS Norm, for-Big cars lemming Vir'lw-Blue eyes and curly eye lashes Numlx Mosl-A machine to make my noted for smaller Senior Ambition-To be Napoleon's Water Lou Nirknmnr-Louseals Play n15, play at, and May the game22 ACTIVITIES Superlative 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Key Club 54-56; Civitnns 54-56; Pres. Safety Council 55-56; Fin: Marshal 55-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56; President Junior Class 54-55; Treasurer Senior Class 55-56; Homeroom President 53-54; Vice President Homeroom 52-53; Treasurer of Homeroom 55-56; IV, Club 53- 56; Varsity Baseball 53-56; B Team Football 51-53; B Team Basketball 52-53; King of Russell 55-56. BETTY JANE SELF Nomi for--Black hair Rmh'cmiug Virtm4lnnoccncc Nccrls Mosf4My diploma AmbilimI-To have 12 kids Nickmtmv-J5Frcncl1ie Patience is the art of hoping12 Homeroom Vice President 51-52; Red Cross Repre- sentative 51-53, 54-55; Girls, Chorus 51-52; Library Staff 51-52; Homeroom Queen 52-53, 54-55; Upper Y-Teens 53-54; Homeroom Sweetheart 53-54; Vice President of D.E. 55-56. BEVERLY JO SELMAvN Nolrd for4Being slow Rl'llrr'ming Virfllt'4Big blue eyes and long eye laslxcs Nc'mls M0Xf4Everything AmbiIitJn-To be a nurse and marry :1 doctor Nivhmtmv-filojo Men are more sutiricial from vanity than from malice22 ACTIVITIES Sub-Freshman Girls, Chorus 51-52; Junior Y-Teens 51-52; Girlst Chorus 52-53; Secretary Junior Y-Teens 52-53; Junior Y-Tcens 53-54; Junior FHA 53-53; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Civinettcs 55-56; Dmmatics Club 55-56. JANET INEZ SMITH Nolml f0r-Being friendly Rmhwuing Virlur4Black eyes errdx Mosl-Ncw car Ambilion4To succeed as private secretary Nick mmw4jan r'All things come to those who quait24 ACTIVITIES Y-Teens 52-55; Red Cross Representative 52-54-55; Girls5 Chorus 52-53; Library StaH 52-53; Beta Club 54-55; Girls5 Activity Letter Club 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Dmmatics Club 54-55; Annual Representative 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Office Staff 55-56; Future Teachers 54-55. JUDITH SMITH Nola, f014455My Apul Dnndy53 levvming Virlue-Lovc for all animals vals Mosf4 A saddlc15 Ambilion4To get married, own lots of land, and raise all red55 headed children Nil'klmmr-ljudy55 Nothing succeeds like sutcesfh ACTIVITIES Y-chns 52-53; Glee Club 52-54; T.H.A. 53; Red Cross Representative 53-54; Dramatic Club 54-55; Treasurer of Homeroom 54-55; D.F.. Club 55-56; Social Chairman D.E. 55-56. JOAN ELIZABETH SOWELL Nola, fur4Alwnys having an angelic look WllCn in trouble Rccln'ming VirtIu'-Brown eyes Nerds Moxqu secret formula to solve my one main problem AHIIIHIbIF-TO marry my one main problem and live a happy life Nirkmzmc4joanic While we live let us live11 ACTIVITIES Sub-Frcshman Girls, Chorus 51-52; Wildcat Rep. 51- 52; Y-Teens 52-53; Girls, Chorus 52-53; Tri-City Play Day 52-53; Christmas Festival 52-53; Annual Rep. 52-53; B-Tcam Cheerleader 53-54; Delta Coed Hi-Y 53-54; B-Tcam Basketball 54-55; Civinettc 54- 56; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Sec. and Tress. of Homeroom 54-55; Dramatics Club 55-56; Pointer Staff 55-56. RICHARD LEE SPEARS Noletl for-Being a Kansas Yankee in King Lucius Court lecvmmg Viriur-Tlmt innocent look Nvmls Mosl-Love and attention Ambition4To drink one mint julip Nic'kmnm'fDick The tree of knowledge in your garden groww ACTIVITIES Band 52-53; Chorus 53-54; Thespinns 54-56; Latin Club 53-55; Key Club 55-56. BARBARA ANN STALLXVORTH Nolml for-Gctting into more trouble than I can get our of lem'ming Virtue-Innoccncc Nm'ds Mosf4A car to go with my driving license Aznlziliun4To be the chief x-ray technician at Crawford Long Hospital Nivkumnu- Bob My business and my art is to live21 ACTIVITIES Library Staff 51-56; Library Club 51-52; FHA 52- 53; President of FHA 52-53; President of Library Club 54-55; Beta Club 53-56; Treasurer of Beta Club 54-55; Bank Director 54-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Otlicer of Russell Savings Bank 55-56; R Club 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; National Honor Society 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Russell High Safety Council 55-56; Winner of LA. Scholar- ship 56; Junior Achievement 55-56; Honor Roll 51- 56; OfEcc Staff 55-56. LOUIE CURTIS STANFIELD Noted f0r4Bclng a good metal worker leccming Virlzle4Curly hair Nr't'tls M0K14To graduate AmhifilmmTo make a million dollars and buy Mr. Robertson a heater for metal shop Nirlzmmm- Curtn A good natured fellow and well likerP, ACTIVITIES D13. Club 54-56. DOROTHY JOLENE STANLEY Nomi for4Bcing jolly Rmn'rming Virluc4Being able to catch on to a joke Ncmls Mosf4A degree in Nursing Arts Ambitiun4To be :1 soft-hcarted nurse Nickmmlc4Decdo Thou are so wittQW ACTIVITIES Red Cross Representative 51-52; Girls5 Chorus 51-52; OfEcer in Library Club 52-53; Beta Club 53-56; Annual Represenativc 53-54; Coed Hi-Y 54-55, 55- 56; National Honor Society 55-56; Activity Letter Club 51-53; Office Staff 54-56; Annual Stuff 55-56; Ad Club 55-56; G. Girls State Delegate 55-56; Play Day Olficiul 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; American Legion Auxiliary Contest Winner 54-55; G.E.A. Delegate 52-53; P.A.A. Student Forum 55-56. 40 Mirror ROBERT JEROME STEPHENS Noted for4Wise cracks in Journalism le'ceming Virlm'4Good disposition Nueds Mosl-Moncy Ambitiml-Get out of High School Nirlznmnv- Steve Friendship is the gift of God53 ACTIVITIES Band 51-55; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; President Homeroom 55-56; Key Club 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Civitans 54-55; Dance Band 54-55' Senior Follies 54-55; Music Festival 53-55; Boys' Chorus 52-53; Board of Directors 55-56. JAMES HENRY STEWART Nolul f0r4Bcing undecided Rt'dm'ming VirhM-Big Adams Apple Nm'xls Mosl-$I,OO0,000 and 20 pounds Ambition-To marry Eveline and raise a football team Nivhmune-Brother Snout For thus: who look ahctad shadows fall behindt, ACTIVITIES Tumbling Team 51-52; King of Homeroom 52-53; Rifle Team 52-53; Gamma Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Key Club 55-56; Officers Club 53-55; Secretary and Treasurer of Officers Club 54-55; Student Council 55-56; Senior Follies 54-56; Most Progressive Military 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55. JAMES LAMAR STEWART Natal for-Militnry lerrming Virtur-Wavy hair Needs Mosl-Girl, most likely to succeed AmhiIion-Succcss Nirkmum'4'jimmy And his hair was curlgW ACTIVITIES Senior Superlative 55-56; Key Club Director 54-55; OtHcers Club 53-56; King and Queen Court 53-54; County Competition 52-56; Federal Inspectitm 52-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-55, 55-56; Secretary Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Treasurer Ochers Club 55-56; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Library StaE 53-54. JOHN G. STITH Noted for-Brillo type lmir Rt'tln'ming Virlmj4Good looks UH Nerds Most4Rcdceming virtue Ambition-To get a college education Nirkmmw-Buddy Life is pleasant and I have enjoyed it ACTIVITIES Senior Superlativc 55-56; Annual StaE 55-56; Key Club 54-55; Key Club Board of Directors 54-55; Key Club International Convention Detroit 55; Dale- gate State Convention Key Club 55; Wildcat Staff 54-55. JACQUELYN EVON THOMPSON Noted for-Perpetuulity in being late Redeeming Virtur4Ability to control temper Nrcds Mosl-MRS. degree Amhition-Get married and raise a family Nirkmzmc-flackic She was as hoof as she was fair ACTIVITIES D.E. Club 55-5 6. PATRICIA LEE THOMPSON Nulcd for-Bcing a yam Yankee lereming Virtuc4Yankee accent Nt'mls M0sl-1960 Oldsmobile convertible and 50 foot trailer AmliifimIv-To go up North as soon as possible. Nirlumme-Pat A certain dignity of mannersn Senior ACTIVITIES D.E. 55-56. VICTORIA THOMPSON Nomi for-My Rock Redeeming Virluc-Suntnn Needs Moxl4Ton of hay Ambilion-To marry a veternarian and misc horses and dogs Nivkmmu'-Vick Be yourself above all thingsn ACTIVITIES Annual representative 51-52; Library Staff 52-53; Dramatics Club 54-55; Assistant Bank Teller 55-56. HENRY JOHN THONE Nomi for-Being taciturn RFIKT'IIVIg Viriur-Bcing able to keep my mouth shut and eyes open Nani: Mosl-Money and brains Ambifi0n4Be a gunsmith and learn to play Chess Nirknamr- Jnck Speak of me as I am ACTIVITIES D.C.T. Club. BETH TIMMERMAN Norm! fur-Bcing uso fat Rfdevming Virlur4Hair Neal: Moxl-David Ambilion-To be a devoted XVar Eagle for the next four years Nivltmnm'4Bcth0 A smile that xpeaks 0f happinexs33 ACTIVITIES Varsity Cheerleader 55-56; Civinettcs 54-55, 55-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56 Beta Chapter of Coed H-Y 55- 56; Coed Hi-Y Basketball Team 55-56; President of Homeroom 54-55; JuniDr-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Delta Chapter Coed Hi-Y 54-55; B-Tcnm Basketball 54-55; Sweetheart of Homeroom 53-54; Treasurer of Homeroom 53-54; Red Cross Represen- tative 53-54; Annual Representative 53-54; FHA 53- 54; Basketball Columbus High 52-53; Latin Club 52-53; Secretary of Homeroom 51-52; Honor Roll 51-52; Tumbling Team 51-52; Junior Y-Tcens 51-52. MAVIS CAROLYN TRAPP Noted for-Spcnd the night parties Kt'dr'cming Virur-Blue eyesc and short blond hair Nueds MOSI4A mechanical brain Ambition-To beat Louise in being President of Southern Bell Telephone Company NirknumrnTrap Heavens soft blue in her eyes were see1W ACTIVITIES FHA Club 51-54; Red Cross Representative 51-56; Homeroom Queen 51; Coed Hi-Y 53-54; Beta Club 53-54; Girls3 Chorus 53-54; Sweetheart of Homeroom 53-56. MARTHA DRUCILLA TRUITT Nolml for4AmaZing driving skill Rt'zlvmcing Virlur-Kindncss to cats Ncnlx 15103154356 Chevy with rubber fenders Ambition-To own the Atlanta Public Library Nirlummc+Patty Kindnesx is WixdonW ACTIVITIES Library Club 51-52, 55-56; French Club 54-56; Stu- dent Council 54-55; Annual Staff 55-56. WILLIAM RAY VANDIVER Nulml for-Carrying a cushion levmning Virlur-Black and white shoes Nomi: MoxlaA new cushion to replace the old worn out one Ambilion-Own :1 cushion factory Nirlummc4Butch If the em! be well all be well ACTIVITIES Red Cross Rep. 51-52; N.C.O. Club 53-54; Battalion Staff 54-55; Thrift Club 54-56; Officers Club 54-56; Wildcat Rep. 52-53; Manager Baseball 54-55; Key Club 54-56; Wildcat Staff 55-56; Key Club Board of Directors 55-56; Key Club Convention Columbm and Dallas 55-56; Junior Achievement 53-55; Honor Roll 54-55; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55. MARJORIE ELIZABETH VAUGHN Nomi for-Getting into trouble because of Sandy lewmiug Virlnc4Being sporty NUMIS ATOXI4Gabby Ambition-To be happily and successfully married and raise a baseball team Nirknamv-Boo She tirefers to be good ACTIVITIES W'ildcat Rep. 52; B-Team Basketball 53; Sweetheart 0f Homeroom 54; Vice President of Homeroom 54; Varsity Basketball 54-55-56; Secretary of Homeroom 56; Co-Captain Basketball Team 56; Superlative 56; Civinettcs 56; Block Letter Club 54-56; Y-Teens 53-55; Program Chairman of Y-chns 54; Sub-Fresh- man Chorus 51; G.A.A. 54; Coed Hi-Y 56; First Place Field Day Award 55; Honor Roll; Wildcat Staff 56; Member of all Tourney Team 55; Activity Letter Club 53; Junior-Scnior Dance Committee 55. PATRICIA ANN VICKERY Nolud for-Talking fast lervming Virlm'-Brown eyes and pigeon toes anlx Moxl-Larry Ambinz-To get my diploma and make the one I need most happy Nirlumnw-Andy r'1 see you have a singing fnce3, ACTIVITIES Second Place Winner Badminton Tournament 51-52; Girls' Chorus 52-53; Red Cross Representative 52-55; Treasurer of Homeroom 54-55; B-Team Basketball 52-53; D.C.T. Club 55-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Y- Teens 54-55; junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; Field Day 51-53; Junior Achievement 53-55; Carol Festival 52-53; Tri-City Concert 52-53. BARBARA JUNE WALLER Noted fm'4Bcing loquacious Redeeming Virluv-Being apologetic Needs M051-An A.B. degree in English Ambition-To teach Macbeth to some poor unsuspect- ing seniors. Nirlanumv-June She could be moved to xmile at anything33 ACTIVITIES Atlanta Scholastic Press Association 55-56; Glee Club 52-53; Girls Activity Letter Club 52-53; Tri-City Music Festival 52-53; Y-Teens 52-55; Homeroom Secretary 53-54; Junior Achievement 53-54; Wildcat Staff 54-55; Editor of the Wildcat 55-56; FHA 52- 54; Beta Club 53-56; thce Staff 54-56; Coed Hi-Y 54-56; Secretary of Coed Hi-Y 55-56; Honor Roll 52-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; Red Cross Representative 53-54; Honor Society 55-56; Secretary of the Honor Society 55-56; F.T.A. 54-56; First Place in Track Event, Field Day 54-55; Best All-Round Junior 54- 55; Superlativc 55-56; ROTC Sponsor 54-56; junior- Scnior Dance Committee 54-55. THEODORE ANDREW WALSTON Nomi for-Laugh 41 Mirror Radwming Virtue-I nixft got none Nccdx Moxf4Lots of money, good car, and a certain girl AmbilimI-To dodge the draft and get what I need 105E What he wishes he alsa believesn ACTIVITIES D.C.T. Club 55-56. THOMA-S ALLEN WALSTON Nomi far-Wreeking convertibles and lending money Redeeming Viriw-Ability to shoot pool 3rd period without being caught Nt'cdx Most4Moncy, a car, and a certain girl Ambili0n4To dodge the draft, travel the world, and live happily ever after Nivkmtmc-Tommy I want free life and fresh air,3 ACTIVITIES D.C.T. Club 55-56; Blue Key Club 54-55; Coed Hi-Y 54. SYLVIA JEAN WAMPLER Noted for-Always being late Redeeming Virluc-Bluc eyes Nrm'x Moxf-To graduate Ambiiiou-To marry a millionaire Nirkmmlv43ylvia Hitch your wagon to n stur ACTIVITIES Band 53-55; D.C.T. 55-56; Field Day OWinning soft- ball tcann 54-55. MARY RUTH WARD Nola! for-Being crazy lewming Virfuv-Smile Nrmlx MMF-Raymond Ambilion-To be the first woman president of the United States Nirkuamv-Ruthic A smile that pleasef, ACTIVITIES Honor Roll 51-53, 55-56; Play Day 51-52; Home- room President 52-53; Junior FHA 52-53; Girls3 Chorus 52-53; Carol Festival 52-53; Tri-City Concert 52-53; Beta Club 53-54; Pan American League Rep- resentative 53-55; Y-Teens 54-55; Beta Club 54-55- Coed Hi-Y 55; Homeroom Queen 54-55; Junior- Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Junior Class Queen 54-55; D.E. Club 55-56; Junior Achievement 53-54; Honor Roll 56. NORMA ANN WARNER Noim' for-Changing the subject twice in the same sentence lezu'ming Virtm'4Br0wn eyes and dimples Nrmlx Moxf-A scholarship Ambilion-To be a fraternity housc-mother at Allegheny A. 8: M. Nirlummv-Nightmare Alice 011! The light in her 123105,, ACTIVITIES Glee Club 52-53; FHA 52-53; Y-Tcens 52-53; Honor Roll 52-56; Beta Club 53-56; Science Club 53-54: Red Cross Representative 54-55; Coed H-Y 54-56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Oche Staff 55-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; Tri-City Music Festival 52-53; Christmas Plan 55-56; Sec. of Science Club 53-54; Girls B-Team Basketball 54-55; Coed Hi-Y Basketball Team 55-56. DOUGLAS ERRAL WEAVER Nolczl for-Hunting? Rmhmning VirfucmLong eye lashes les Mosl-More time to hunt? AmhitiarI-T0 smoke more cigars than Mr. Gunn Nirfummo- Doug Thix man is as true as steeV ACTIVITIES Red Cross Rep. 51-54; Field Day 51-52; Gold and White Team 53-54; B-Team Football 53-54; Vice President Coed Hi-Y 54-55; Treasurer Key Club 54-55; 0mm Club 54-55; Civitans 54-55; Gold and White Game 54-55; President Officers Club 55- 56; President Key Club 55-56; Secretary Senior Class 55-56; King and Queen Court 55-56; Civitan 55-56; XVildcnt Rep. 55-56; Dramatics Club 55-56; Super- lativc 55-56; Safety Council 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Board of Directors of Key Club 55-56. RICHARD MONTGOMERY WHITE Nolml for-Fivc o5clock shadow at 9 A.M. Redeeming Vir'lIrPu-Dark hair Nrmls Moxl-A few more hours of sleep Ambition Be a cowboy Nir'kuamc-Monu' He was so kind . . W ACTIVITIES Stokes Hi N. C.: Basketball 52-55; Baseball 52-54; Beta Club 53-55; Block Letter Club 53-55; Student Council 53-55, Vice President 54-55; Debating Team 52-53, 55-54. Russell Hi: Wildcat Staff 55-56; Pointer Staff 55-56; Homeroom President 55-56. SUE JEAN WHITE Nola! for-Going steady With Tony levwning Virtuv-Quietness Nnulx Moyl-A ring for the third hnger of my left hand Amhitiou-To marry and always be happy Nirlummv-Bunny r5A pleaxing countenance is no slight advantage52 ACTIVITIES Red Cross Rep. 51-52; Y-Tecns 51-52, 52-53; Bank Director 55-56; Bank Bookkeeper 54-56; Cashier of Bank 55-56; Honor Roll 55-56. MARTHA ANN WHITMIR Noted for Being married Redeeming Virlur-Rings Nerd: Moxl-Gcne Amhilion-To be a good Wife to a Certain Gene Nirknamc-Lo u Our character is the result of our conduct55 ACTIVITIES Devotional Director for D.E. 55-56; Annual Rep. 55-56; D.E. Club 54-56. JEANINE WILKES Noted f0r4Writing Poetry szl'ccming VirinuiPlaying the piano Nm'xlx Moxl4Lessons in writing poetry Amhiiiou-To teach at Russell Nirkmumw4Neen '1Such good natured wizw Senior ACTIVITIES XVildcat Staff 55-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Bunk Teller 52-54; Bank Director 54-56; Assistant Cashier 0; Board of Directors 54-55; Beta Club 54-56; French Club 54-56; Vice President of Homeroom 52-53; Girls, Chorus 51-54; Girls, Ensemble 54-56; Mixed Chorus 55-56; Christmas Carol Festival 52-53, 54-56; Tri-City Chorus 54; Music Festival 53-56; District Chorus 55; All-Stutc Chorus 56; Accompanist 53-56; One of the Accompanists for Baccalauratc and Gradu- ating Exercises for the Class of 55; D.A.R. Good Citizen of 56; Sponsor Military Dept. 55-56. JOHN THOMAS WILLIAMS Noted for-Orlon sweaters Rvdn'miug Virluv4Mrs. Wrny Ncalx Mosl-Carole 145112h5f10114To marrv some rich girl who is too proud to have her husband work Nivknamr-Tom He makes the most of all that comes WILLIAM HORACE WILLIAMS Nofml for-Spcaking Spanish Redeeming Virtuv-Playing pool Nm'zlx Mosl-A way of living without working Ambition4Tu become employed Nirk1mme4MuIc His heart is hix ownt, ACTIVITIES Key Club; Coed H-Y; Dramatics Club. SYBIL WILLIAMSON Nam! f0r4Saying the wrong thing at the wrong time Newly Mml-A man to 13: my requirements Amhiliml-To become :1 secretary for :1 young, hund- somc. unmarried man, With shorthand omitted Nit'kamU-Syb Make hay while the 51m shineft ACTIVITIES Y-chns 52-53; FHA 52-53. BENNY EDGAR WILSON Nomi for-No money Redeeming Virtlm-Long wavy hair Nvm'x Moxt-Coupe De Ville Amhiiior14To get a Coupe De Ville and Montana Nirlmamc-Bcam By the work one knows the wark1nerf5 ACTIVITIES D.E. Club 55-56. JACK NILLER WINGO Nolml for-Bcing shy errrming Virlm'4Quietness Nrmlx Most-Evcrything Ambilitm4To graduate Nirklmme4jack 5'He has the ability to do thing? 42 Mirror ACTIVITIES Key Club 55-56; Tri-City Play Day 51-52; Civitans 55-56; Wildcat Rep. 55-56; King 51; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 54-55; President Homeroom 51-54; B-Tcam Football 42; Safety Council 54-55. BARB ARA JEAN WITHERINGTON Nola! f0r4A1ways talking and laughing Rvdmwling Virtm'!Prctty clothes Neal: Moxl4A secret formula to solve all of my problems Amhilian-To marry :1 young, good-looking million- aire and always be happy Nirkmlmz'- W'ithcrspoon,5 Th2 wildest manner: the gentlext heart55 ACTIVITIES OfECc Staff 55-56; junior-Scnior Dance Committee 54-55; Girls' Chorus 51-52, 52-53; Sec. of Homeroom 51-52; Red Cross Rep. 51-52; Honor Roll 51-53; Letter Club 52-54; Music Festival 51-55; Y-Teens 52-54; Bank Teller 52-54; Annual Rep. 53-54; Vice Pres. of Homeroom 52-53; Bank Director 54-56; Wildcat Staff 54-55; Pep Club 53-54; Coed Hi-Y Club 54-56; Civinettes 55-56; Dramatics Club 55- 56; Wildcat Rep. 54-55; Thrift Club 54-55. GARY ALLEN WRIGHT Natal fur-Flying leumning Virfm' Shakespeare Nx'mlx Most-Pamchute AmlJiiion-Pilot first rocket to the moon Nirlzmlmc-Sonny Modesty is the cradle of thy merit,5 The ability to like and understand ACTIVITIES Junior Red Cross Rep. 51-52; National Honor Society 55-56; Thrift Club 54-55. JAMES ALFRED YARBOUGH Natal forHMis-spelling everything lemming Virtm'4Extrcme modesty Needx Moxf4About thirty pounds Amhifi0n4To own a No. 13 Windsor Newton series 7 Nicklmmv41531771 An honest man who also has with, ACTIVITIES Ochers Club 55-56; Wildcat Staff 54-56; Bank Director 54-56; Annual Staff 55-56; Dramatics 55-56. PERRY VERNON YOUNG Nomi for4Quietest senior Redeeming VirlIm-Long lean and lanky anlx M05t-Hot rod and a girl Alrlhilion-To graduate Nirlzmzme-Young Perry Inst let things be the way they are45 ACTIVITIES D.C.T. 54-5 6. Senior The startling news has just reached the press. Two famous scientists, whose names have not yet been revealed, have invented a Time Machine! Russellls roving reporters JUNE WALLER and JOYCE GILBERT have taken the names of the 1956 Wait itil Stand by for the shocking news of the seniors, and secretly run them through the machine. you see the results! future! The first name to go into the machine is JERRY SCRAGGS. The machine grinds and poofl! JERRY is to be a mistletoe merchant no less. First try a success, more names are put through. They are ANNE ALLISON, KATHY MORRIS, and BETTY DUNCAN. These girls are to be the owners of a famous resort hotel in Sun Valley. Now for sure the machine works. All the names are poured into the machine and the news begins. The first names to appear are BOBBY JONES, DON Mc- GUIRK, and GENE MIXON who are department heads for the Womenls Store at Zachary. The next names on the list are ROY QUINN, a pale Harlem Globetrotter, and his managers, BARBARA PHILLIPS, BOO VAUGHN, and SANDRA SADLER. ROY has just broken the individual scoring record for one game with 123 He is accompanied by his old classmates, JIMMY EAGLE, XVENDELL JOHNSON, KENNETH NEWSOME, BOBBY WEAVER, LARRY BAXTER, KENNETH BROWN, and BURGAN REVELL who are the defensive line of the Cleveland Browns. points. The two most originally dressed men, LARRY ANDREWS and CHICK HELMS are seen talking to MARTHA BISHOP and JEANENE BROXVN, those humorous joke writers for uThe Shaggy Dog News. MILTON KUPFER and JAMES STEW'ART salesmen at Capitol Motors are giving their sales talk to SHIRLEY DANIEL, SANDY SANDERS, and NORMA BAILEY, the recently chosen secretaries of the month. We now see JOE EMORY, who directs the band at Tech, JIM COLLINS, head of the Emory School of Medicine, and DAVID ARNOLD a well-known Physics teacher trying to pump some education into the minds of THOMAS BRAYTON, KENNETH GODBY, LARRY HAMMOND, and RUSSELL MCELWANEY, retired students who now own all the schools. BARBARA COOMBS and NANCY LEE the interpreters at Prophecy 43 the Mason-Dixon line are talking to LEE ANN BUTLER, who is secretly attempting to smuggle Yankee currency into the South. NANCY BROWN, the solo piano player with Bill Huleyk orchestra is trying to teach music to ELAINE DAVIS and BEVERLY DAVIS, the singing uDavis Sisters. Close by LOLA RAGSDALE 21nd PEGGY JOHNSON, test pilots in Lipstick Factory are talking to BUDDY STITH, inventor of STITH- muscle corset for men,n who is about to buy BUDDY ALLENlS famous automobile that won the Indianapolis 500 race. JIMMY YARBROUGH. creator of the comic strip uDixie Dunce,n or uVirtue Unrewardedh is showing his new yacht to WILLIAM VANDIVER, who is going to upholster all the seats in the yacht. the famous cushion manufacturer, XVe were invited to GEORGE BURNS 50th anniversary party in honor of his wife Gracie Allen Burns. guests were JEANINE XVILKES, DICK MCCRITE, toothpaste advertiser; BARBARA HASSELL and LOUISE RICE, now sportswear models at North Pole; DONALD BANNISTER and XVARREN MAYO co-Champion pool players. The entertainment was furnished by MARIE GOOLSBY, the famous clown, BARBARA PITTMAN, winner of Bellview talent show, and EDDIE MORRIS, famous Metro- politan opera whistler, along with CHARLOTTE HAGAN and PAT COX exotic dancers. It was paid for by TELFORD BROWN the multi-millionaire who kept the first million that Among the invited music teacher at Joliet; Michael Anthony gave him. MOLLY GEORGE, VICKI THOMPSON and PAT RAFTER the famous vets are consulting with JERRY STEPHENS and RICHARD XVHITE the famous Journalists on the condition of their trained fleas. JOAN SOWELL, BARBARA PARSONS, and ANNETTE BAREFIELD, fashion models for what not to wear after five. are studying algebra under MARY ANN KING, LINDA BAX- TER and SANDRA NESS, teachers of Florida sub-normnl. MAURICE BENEFIELD and HAROLD POPHAM, Chicken pluckers for KITES, INC. are making a screen test under the directors of TEDDY and TOMMY XVALSTON. The support- ing cast will include DICK SPEERS, GARY WRIGHT, and JOHN BREXVER the smartest men at Milledgeville. LINDA DUREN, DOT STANLEY, and GENIA RAE Senior HARRIS have introduced a bill to annex Ben Hill at this session of the East Point Council. The representatives of Ben Hill are council women, MARY RUTH ANDERSON and BETSY PALMER. Among the interested observers were: PAT COOMBS, Vice-President in charge of paper towels at Sears, DAVID JACKSON, post master of the U. S., CECILE BOGGS, holder of M.R.S. degree, MYRNA HOCKERSMITH, JEANINE GIL- BERT, PEGGY RAGAN, owners of East Point Alley Cats, the worlds Champion bowling team. The machine seems to be over heating as it keeps sending out the same message over and over. LAMAR SEALS is now pitching for the world champion Kansas City Athletics, and MARIAN CHAPMAN is part owner of the team. The ma- chine also says that the Atlanta Crackers, managed by BETH TIMMERMAN, are a cinch for the National League Title. This news makes the co-owners BARBARA WITHERINGTON, RUTH WARD, and NORMA WARNER very happy. CLEVELAND JOHNSON, JOHNNY JOHNSON, EVER- ITT MOSS and TED MURPHY are questioning BARBARA STALLWORTH, MARIAN FLYNN, MARGARET MITCH- ELL and PATTY TRUITT, all famous authors of :1 book about Wind, as to the correct English usage of go, went and gone. TOMMY LOWRY, RONALD LOWE, BILLY BUFFING- TON, BOBBY PRATT, BOBBY CORLEY, and TOMMY WIL- LIAMS dare-devil drivers at Lakewood are now attending traffic school by special invitation of the Speedway Recommendation Association. JIMMY BISHOP, BILLY CROOKS, LUTHER DANIELS, WILLIS CALLAWAY, GERALD BOOTH, HARRY GRA- HAM, operators of a sponge boat on the Great Salt Lakes are eating dinner at a drugstore owned by SYLVIA WAMPLER, JOYCE ROBINSON, SYLVIA MCCOY :md JERRY ANN KNIGHT. BOBBY JONES, WAYNE EUBANKS, and LARRY GRANT are trying to sell JUNE COLLNS, famous water gun manu- Prophecy facturers, some uranium stock. The owners of the mine are EVOLINE CHRISTIAN, JOAN CAMPBELL, ANNE BUFF- INGTON, BARBARA HURTT, and JANET SMITH. The mine was discovered by MARTHA BURGESS and CAROL COLLINS. NANCY RAGSDALE, BARBARA LEWIS, REBECCA MANN, GEORGIANNA KERLIN, and PATSY SCOTT are now attending Vassar and are taking Physical Education under the direction of BOBBY HUFF and JIMMY STEXVART. BETTY CROCKETT, MANELLE BLACKSTOCK, and BETTY ARCHER are working at a drive-in owned by LANG- DON HUFFMAN. The annual meeting of the antique car l Club is being held at this dtive-in. The meeting is attended by DAVID BACCHUS, LEON FARMER, HAROLD ANGLIN, JIMMY TUCKER, GLENN HYATT, EVERETT MORROW, RALPH ETEN 21nd WILLIAM MONCRIEF. The last group of names to come out of the machine are LORETTA SCOTT, BEVERLY ALSING, BARBARA DIL- LARD, JUDY MAHLE and SANDRA RENFROE, all Win- ners 0f the safe driving award; CARLTON FURBUSH, JOHNNY FOWLER, JACK WINGO, DOUG WEAVER, CLYDE OLVEY, LOUIS OLIVER, and JERRY PARKS are first members of the social register at Mars, DONALD GAR- RETT, RONNIE GILES, RAYMOND GRAY, and DON GILBERT are operators of U-Drive -it service for bank robbers. DOLLY CALDWELL, MARTHA XVHITMIRE, ANNE VICK- tERY, BARBARA HANEY, and CYNTHIA and ANN THORNTON have invented a Wheel-less convertible; it floats. The last names to come out of the machine are two famous inventors, PAUL GREEN and ROYCE JONES. These two Were the inventors of our Time Machine so now we know this ole machine may not be so good after all. The time machine coughs once and then spits out one last line: THATS ALL KIDS! !! 44 OFFICERS HAROLD MCDONALD President BARBARA NOLAN Vice-President MIKE MATTHEWS Secretary SANDY MOSLEY Treasurer Mac . . . Barbara . . . Mike . . . Sandy JUNIOR CLASS To you, the Juniors, we leave 2 he fondest memories of our Senior year; we hope that you will receive 4 11d hold them with care. Tommy Adams Carol Alides Dorothy Alligood Joanne Almand Johnny Alston Joyce Anglin Diane Austin Nancy Lynn Bailey Virgil Baker Bobby Ballard Charles Barrett Kenneth Bearden Clyde Bettis Gene Black Helen Boggs Jo Ann Bolton Dorothy Booth Mitchell Bowden Jo Bowerman George Bowers Louise Brandenburg Frank Brewer Barbara Britt Frances Britt Grey Brock Ralph Brooks Becky Brown Deanna Brown Joel Bryant Douglas Burke Christine Burnette Jerry Burns Jimmy Busby Michael Callahan Martha Camp Lamar Cannon Judy Carmichael Richard Caroll Jan Carter Tommy Carter Adrianne Carver Shirley Carver Jimmy Cato Knox Childers Beverly Cole Tommy Collins Frank Cooper Marie Cort Jerry Couch Ricie Couch Jeannette Cox Harry Croft Bob Croker Bill Crowe Virginia Curran Linda Damon Ralph Denman Peggy DeRamus Carolyn Dixon Earnest Duke Linda Duke Glenda Eason Jerry Edwards Barbara Eubanks Joan Eure Sylvia Farmer Nancy Fielder Eleanor Folsom Marcia Foster Shirley Foster Judy Fowler Nelson Fowler Patsy Gentle Joan Gibson Pat Gibson Jimmy Goad Randy Gober Bobby Goss Larry Granthan Mary Greak David Green Jeanette Gresham Nancy Griffin Bill Grist Nancy Groover Edward Grove Diane Haddle Linda Hamlin Carl Hampton Raymond Hancock Ronald Haney Stanley Hardy Mary June Harkins Carolyn Hart Carolyn Hartley Elvis Hartley JUNIOR CLASS Jerry Hasty Don Henderson Barbara Hill Lucrita Hill Billy Hinnant Perry Holt Jim Hopkins Joyce House Nelia Houston Jerry Hudgins Pat Ingebritsen Judy Javorsky Joe Jenson Sue Johnson Bobby Johnston David Jones Larry Jones Rachel Jones Judy Kaufman Sarah Kimsey Nancy King Jimmy Knight Jerry Kortes Margie Kurkendall Billy Landrum Ronald Lane Bobby Largin Diane Lawrence Carolyn Lawler Harriett Lee Jackie Lee Judy Lee Diane Leverette Judy Lingerfelt Bobby Linzey Jackie Mangum Jean Marshall Lewis Martin Mike Mathews Dickie McElroy Jimmy McElroy Patsy McElwaney Harold McDonald Hazel McDuffie Pat McFarlin Shirley McGinnis Buddy McGlowu Kay McGregor Barbara Meats Sammy Merit: Mildred Meroni Nancy Mitchell Gail Moon Patsy Moore Johnny Morris Patsy Morris Sandy Mosley C. J. Mowell Johnny Mullinax Wayne Mullins Brenda Munsey Carolyn Murdock Robert Nix Bill Noland Barbara Noland Sandra Norris Elizabeth Padget Mildred Padgett Uldis Palde Leo Parrish Beverly Peacock Harold Peacock Ronny Peak Billy Pickett Allen Pope Harriet Pophnm Kenneth Porter Pat Porter Calvin Poss Wilson Prosscr Jane Pruitt Jerry Putnam Don Rainwater Jackie Rainwater Geri Reeves David Reynolds Dot Rice Charme Robinson Laverne Robinson Tommy Roddy Bill Rogers Jimmy Rogers Jimmy Roundtree Ann Rule Micky Sanders Joyce Segresc Johnny Sheats Dick Shelly Diane Shockley Doris Shaw Carol Sikes William Smarr John Smith Pat Smith Shirley Smith Madison Sowell John Speed Johnny Starr Jean Steele Eugene Stell Sam Strickland Montene Swafford Ninajo Taruer Bobby Taylor Charlie Thompson Linda Tucker Bobby Turner Rhodes Waller Mary Ann Ward Van Wart Tommy Washburn Jerry Watson Tamar Weaver Carol Whaley Danny Wheeler Bob White Jackie White Jeanette Williams Gail Winkles Linda Winslette Bobby Wise Delores Wood Maris Yeager Jimmy . . . 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Collette SOPHOMORE CLAS OFFICERS JIMMY BONNER President DENNY MCDUFFIE Vice-Prcsideut KAY SCOTT Secretary COLLETTE FULLER Treasurer Mike Brooks Teddy Brothers Jean Brown Billy Brown Lamar Brown Nancy Brown Sandra Brown Judy Bryant Richard Bullard Mary Ellen Bartz Mike Cain Connie Campbell Ann Cantrell Pinkie Carter Joe Cartwright Othela Cash Albert Cato Carole Candle Bill Chandler Jere Ann Chapman Douglas Chatham Lloyd Clark Jean Cleage Nan Clements Kay Clounts Larry Cloud Billy Cochran Madelyn Coffee Judy Coker Doug Cole Ray Collins Roy Collins David Cook Kenneth Coombs Le Roy Cooper Bill Alexander Bob Allen Lillian Allen Nancy Almond Alsobrook Joan Anderson Larry Andrews Russ Asbell Carolyn Ausborn Monteen Autry Martha Barber Buddy Barafield Beryl Barron Mary Alice Barth Carole Bay Kngiht Jack Becham Jerry Benefield Sandra Benefield Corine Bennington Pal Berry Lillian Bishop Terry Bolzmd Jimmy Bonner Tommy Bonner Elaine Bostwick Thomas Bourn Jean Bray Sandra Brazil Jimmy Couch Harold Crider Cuthbertson Clyde Bailey Dan Darrington Phylliss Daughtry Martha Ann Dennis Joe Doris Carl Driscell Merle Duke Cecilia Dunn Kenneth Daren Brenda Eason Don PDeIgo Winifred Fasold Davis Favor Faye Fountain Cerita Frasure Barbara Friddell Collette Fuller Althea Furbush Amy Garrison Dale Gaskins Diane Gentle Mitchell Gibson Sam Grant Danny Green Larry Green 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX Carolyn Griffin Bill Grubbs Garland Hale Billy Hall Nathan Hamilton Jerry Hand Marilyn Haney Sue Hanson Beverly Harbin Elaine Hardee David Harris Carol Harrison Carlton Hays Gerald Heard Jimmy Hembree Linda Hembree Becky Hemperly Janice Higgins Jean Hirsch Joe Hoggard Belton Hollums Wayne Hudson Buddy Hughuley Johnny Jackson Sue Jackson Wiley Jackson Jeanie Jerald Carolyn Jenkins Joe Jenkins Linda Jennings Robert Jennings Marie Jessee Becky Jett Joyce Johnson Marvin Johnson Myra Johnson Sandra Jones Ruth Justice Barbara Kadel Rose Ann Kidd Barbara King Martha Klang Delores Knox Billy Lane Kenneth Lee Frank Lemming Patsy Leverett Sandra Lewis Jerry Light Bill Lindsey Diane Loggins Don Martin Terrell Martin James Maxwell Larry McClannahan Nancy McClure Jean McDaniel Denny McDuffie Florrie McGiegor Carolyn McKinney Bill McMichen Phyllis McMullan Dickie McWilliams Vickie Medlock Raymond Miller Thomas Miller Diane Minton Bill Morgan J3 Ann Morris Marlin Morris Blanche Moss Barbara Murden Jackie Murdock Barbara Nesbit Bill Ness Roy Newton David Nolega Lawrence Odum Gail O Neil Sylvia Owen Ada Gene Palmer Rachel Paris Patsy Parker Delorse Pearson Linda Pearsley Robbie Poole Barbara Pope Mary Ann Pope Dorothy Poindexter Jean Powell Tommy Powell Juanita Price Mike Pruitt Beverly Queen Wilbur Rutledge Bill Redmon Charles Richards LuVera Robertson 54 Ivelyn Robinson Robert Robinson Pat Rodgers Betty Ann Runion Danny Rush Sherri Salter Elaine Scott Kay Scott Ora Scott Phyllis Sealock Juanita Shipp Sammie Sims Frankie Smallie Wanda Smith Raymond Sprayberry Nancy Stallings Shirley Starr Stuart Starrett Sylvia Stedium Larry Stephens Pat Stewart Dee Stokes Bill Surls Nara Sykes Reid Thad Kendell Taylor Jewell Taylor Paul Tims INETEEN HU NDRE D AND FIFTY-SIX Bobby Thompson Janice Thompson Carolyn Tyler Pat Vansant James Vaughn Johnny Vaught Betty Jane Waits Marie Walker Dolores Wallace Don Wallace Tommy Waller Mack Warren Joyce Watkins Jerry Webb Carlos West Charlotte Westbrook Vernon Whiddon Jerry White Wilma Jane Whited Ann Widner Tommy Wiggins Charlotte Williams Lavonnie Williams Rodrick Williams Rosemary Williams Charles Wilson Dewitt Winstead Tommy Wise Rebecca . . . 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Arthur FRESHM CLAS 56 OFFICERS ARTHUR MOZELEY President JUDY JAMES Vice-President REBECCA SEALOCK Secretary-Treasurcr 57 Lucretia Adams Brenda Anderson Mary Alexander Bill Arnold Iris Atcheson Morris Bannister Carolyn Banks Michael Barksdale Jack Barrett David Barrow Jimmy Baxter Linda Beal Kenneth Beall Marvin Benefield Lois Bennett Peggy Bethel Tommy Betsill Ethyl Bettis Lamar Bingham Roy Bishop Tommy Black Jerry Bouch Vivian Bowerman Clara Bowers Janice Bradley Martha Ann Brewer Sandra Brock James Brooks George Brothers Jan Brown Royce Brown Jimmy Bryan Buddy Burkes Deanna Cable Billy Cagle Celia Caldwell Carol Callahan David Callahan Amelia Cal: Marlin Calvin Margaret Camp Frances Campbell FRESHMAN CLASS Clarice Cape Judy Carmrendike Anna Marie Carr Bobby Carter John Cash Judy Castle David Cawthon Jeannette Chase Sharon Christmas Tommy Coffee Beverly Coleman Ellen Collins Tommy Collins Raymond Conn Carter Coombs Gene Couch Sandra Couch Carolyn Coulon Larry Cox Marcelle Cox Vernard Cruse Leslie Culpepper Edward Daniel Joyce Daniel Eddie Davis Patricia Davis Douglas Davy Brenda Deal Edna Delay Howard Dial Ray Drake Bobby Duncan Harold Duncan Frankie Dunn Peggy Duskins Paul Duvall Kyle Dye Yvonne Eagle June Eason Joe Easterwood Bobby Edwards Jerrell Elliott Bob Emory Geraldine Etheridge Gloria Eubanks Melvin Etris Wayne Evans Amelia Fagan Buddy Fair Diane Fields Ruth Fisher Darryl Floyd Robert Forrester Nancy Fortune Ernest Freeman Martha Sue Freeman Peggy Gardner Barney Garrison Margaret George Alvin Gloer Delores Glore Maxine Goetz Dennis Goins Georgianna Greak Pat Greene Donald Grier Eddie Gresham Cecilia Groove:- Clifford Groove: Danny Halcome J. W. Hale Patsy Hammond Nancy Hanks Eleanor Happoldt Jimmy Harper Sarah Harrington Glen Harris 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED Linda Harris Brenda Harrison Richard Harriston Linda Hay Jerry Haynes Joel Head Sandra Hembree Shelia Hembree Asa Hemperly Barbara Hill Johnny Hinchey James Holland Andrea Holloway Paul Holloway Lowell Hollums Andy Hornsby Jackie House Bette Howell Danny Howell Diane Huff Virginia Huffman Betty Lou Hulme Carolyn Hulsey Stanley Hyatt Rebecca Hyatt Patrick Irwin Josephine Ivey Ruth Jackson Judy Jacobs Judy James Judy Jarrett Cary Jascomb Marshall Jenkins Lillian Jennings Mary Jo Johnson Jan Johnston Deryl Jolly Carey Jones Paul Jones Rachel Jones Ralph Jones Sarah Jones James Justice Jack Keheloy Harvey King Janelle King Faye Knight Shelia Knight Robert Lake James Landgrebe John Laramore 'oe Largin W. 0. Lawrence Jacqueline Lee Lou Ella Littlefield Linda Logwood Jean Lowenthal Denzil Lynch Melanie Maloney Dorothy Mangum Charlotte Mathias Timothy Maxwell Charles Mayfield David Maynard Virginia Mayton Mary McCarley Bradford McCollum All McDowell Shirley McElwaney Mary Anne McGrew Curtis McKinney Charles McMillian Ellis Meares Kenneth Meyerholtz Dale Moore Jerry Moore Eddie Morris FRESHM AN CLASS Patricia Morris Arthur Muzley Varan Mullinax Carol Murphy Patricia Ann Nation James Nelson Jim Newborn James Nixon Linda Norris Donald Ogles Brenda Olvey Jimmy Orr Roger Orr Sybil Orr Bill Padgett Wayne Page Jimmy Parker Larry Parker May Parker Johnny Parrot Sandra Pasley David Payne Jerilyn Payne Mary Ann Peacock Jerry Pearson Vesta Pearson Rebecca Peek Jimmy Percival Patsy Perkins Peggy Perkins Joy Pierce Pat Pierce Darlene Polk Jean Pope Larry Pope Carl Powell Mary Powers Doyle Price Harold Prosser Frank Quinn Barbara Redmond Charles Redmond Tommy Reece Corine Richardson Lamar Riner Charles Robinson Rhonette Robinson Sandra Rochester Marcus Roddy Harry Rollins Randall Roper Linda Ross Floretta Roumillat Bill Rozier Tommy Rupert Betty Salmon Fred Salter Marion Sams Ronald Sargent Rebecca Sealock Peggy Jo Seay Bonnie Sellman Linda Shaw Billy Shumate Dorothy Sikes Mary Ellen Sikes Johnny Slappey Gene Smart Mary Smith Richard Smith Sandra Smith Wilbur Smith Henry Sneed Nelson Sparks Jean Spearman Patricia Spratlin Shirley Sprayberry 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX Leonard Sorrells Kenneth Stanfield Peggy Starrett Mary George Stanffacher Ronald Stephens Dianna Stevens Larry Stevens Benny Stilley Jean Strickland Rachel Strickland Orlan Swennes Elaine Taylor Ted Taylor Marie Thomason Nancy Thornhill John Trice Glennis Toney Saundra Topshey Judy Towns Sandra Truitt Harrison Trusty Eleanor Rose Tucker Charles Turner Peggy Vaught Alvin Vickery Pat Vickery Tommy Wacaster Jimmy Wages George Walden Frank Waldrip Marifree Wallace Jerry Warner Julie Webb John Wells Wendell Wembree Bill Wenchell Anthony West Max West Jo Ann Whaley James Wheeler Harry Whitaker Betty White Jimmy White Jimmy White Dennis Whited Johnny Wilkie Robert Williams Wayne Williams Preston Williamson Betty Willingham Gary Wilson Lucille Wilson Mary Wilson Blanch Winkles Betty Sue Witherington Harris Young Marie Young 61 LASS Edwin Adams Tommy Adams Richard Alderman Jackie Alexander Glenda Almand Jim Archer Kelley Arnold Allen Austin Cherry Armstrong Heath Allen Olivia Allen Ruth Baggett Betty Jane Bailey LeRoy Bailey Larry Bailey Susannah Bailey Mary Baker Bonnie Baker Ronnie Balantine Jimmy Banks Michael Barksdale Linda Barnes Elizabeth Barton Jane Bates Diana Beardin Robert Bedford William Bell Faye Benefield Janett Bennett Joyce Bickers Jerry Bishop Paul Bishop Johnny Black Gordon Bloodworth Sandra Bobb Mary Bradley Larry Brady Linda Boyaton Bobby Brannon Virginia Brooks Danny Brown Walter Brown Shirley Brown Sandra Brown Stephen Brown Rita Bryan Howell Bryant Ann Bundy Jimmy Burge Brenda Buress Carol Bush Stewart Byars Jim Callahan Sandra Callahan Wylie Callahan Emma Jean Calloway Judy Caraway Kathy Card Johnnie Carter Judy Camp Tommy Campbell Diane Cannon Dorothy Carroll Marvin Carroll Mike Carter Jackie Chambers Bill Chapman Bobby Chatham Trina Christian Martha Chumbly Ruby Clark Harvey Clark Ronnie Cloud Gloria Coleman Jerry Collins Kenneth Corley Hamilton Cornett Diane Cooper A. Cooper Donald Coulon Bill Cox Gloria Cox Craig Darrell Crawley Terry Crowley Lamar Croft Bill Croker Jackie Croley Donna Dalton Lanorra Damon Wesley Daniel Weyman Davis Al Dean Lynn Dial Douglas Dillard Lamar Dorsey 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX Shelba Dyer Raymond Easterwood Charles Edwards Edmondson Don Eley Wayne Elliott Jerry English Johnnie Fambro Diane Farrell Jess Fasold Julianne Felkins Harold Fisher James Flower Ann Flunkey Virgil Fountain James Flower Carolyn Fulp Rhetta Gaines Alice Gann Patricia Gardiner Lamar Gaston Betty Jo Gentry Ardeth Gibson Joyce Giles Barbara Ann Gilly Allan Glass Gloria Glasson Sandry Godby Dianna Goforth Luther Goss Richard Green Sharon Grist Sherrell Groover George Guest Jack Guinn Beverly Hall Peter Hall Bcverely Hall Melvin Hamby Ronnie Hamilton Jill Hamlin Paula Hancock Billy Hancock Glenda Hanson Betty Harbin Barbara Harbin Peggy Harper Mike Harris Janice Helms Ronnie Henry Sue Henson James Henson Bobbie Hemperlcy Ronnie Hill Dianne Hill Marvin Hill Billy Hindman Paulette Hirsch Clevie Hite Jerry Hornsby Melvin Howell Sandra Hudson Sandra Hudson Sylvia Hutchins Carolyn Hyatt T. J. Ivey James Jackson Martha Jackson Jerry Jacobs Charles Jarrell Joyce Jenkins Steve Jetc Howard Johnson Barbara Johnson Paul Jones Jo Jones Jimmy Jones Douglas Jones Joey Jordan Ray Justis Wayne Knowles Curtis Krantz Kenny Kramer Doug Kite Ray Kite Sarah Kiser Gary Kirbow Joyce Kight Jan Kerley Collene Kelly Edward Langley Ann Lanier Curtis Leatherwood Darlene Lemming Catherine Lester Lois Lewallen Dickie Lipes Richard Long Tony Loyd Sandra Lyle Elaine Mayo Mildred Mayo Linda Maton Ellis Marshall Jerry Malu Elaine McCart Rita McClanahan Bill McDaniel Malcolm McDuffie Joyce McElwam Tommy McGraW Janie McMicken Jerry McKinney Bobby Melton Diane Merideth Thos. Milam David Miller Rebecca Mitchell Kit Mobley Hugh Monk Jimmy Moore Judy Moore Gloria Moore Tommy Morgan Glenda Morris Margaret Morris Tyrone Moye Karen Mullinax Wanda Munnson Billy Murden Faye Murphy Ronnie Murphy Jack Murray Nancy Nations Raymond Nestlehutt Diane Newton Patsy Newton Billy Nix Michael O,Donnell Rebecca Padget Carolyn Palmer Tommy Parker Jo Anne Parnell Judy Parrish John Paschal Terreal Patterson Danny Pearce Charlotte Peek Jack Petty Leroy Pierson Wesley Pinyan Frances Plant Beverly Pledger Gwen Pollar Al Ponder Diane Poole Bill Presley Robert Price Patsy Pritchard Richard Rafter Charles Reeves Milton Reeves Harry Reeves Jimmy Reid Dennis Revell Harriett Richards Billy Ritz Stewart Roberts Carlton Roberson Ruth Robinson Howard Roddy Jim Rogers Wayne Rogers 0F NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX Martha Rooks Avery Rothell Richard Rupert Gene Sailors Luther Sargent Jimmy Schalze Joe Scraggs Sue Sears David Sexton Garland Sherriff Wayne Shockley Martha Simmons Elon Simpson Sandra Sims Joyce Smith David Smith Brenda Smith Linda Smith Beverly Sorrells Donald Sorrows Bill Sosby Gail Spain Patsy Spayd Steve Spradlin Lynn Stanford Billy Stephens H. 0. Stewart Allan Stith Norma Strickland Margie Stubbs Raymond Studduth Jo Ann Sullivan David Sullivan Michael Sumner Michael Sumner Pat Sumner Margo Swafford Billy Syprose Sarah Tarwater Linda Terhune Johnny Terrell Gwynn Thomas Ann Thomas Charles Thompson Drue Thompson Mary Alice Tingle Clauda Tolver Aubrey Toney Patsy Trapp Butch Travis Jimmy Treadwell Johnny Tucker Dorothy Turner Brent Turner Leon Turner Sammy Turner Judy Turner Jimmie Upchurch Patsy Ussery Reba Waits Sarah Walker Bill Walker Billy Walton Karen Walton Taylor Ward Sandra Waters Catherine Webb Cecilia West Jeanette Wheeler Susan White Lala Whitlock Jere Wilkins Arthur Williams Clark Williamson Billy Wilson Larry Wilson Ann Wilson Gail Wilson Carol Winkle Beverly Wolfe Charles Woodruff Chucky Wind Shirley Young Larry Young Lola Whitlock Jere Wilkins Arthur Williams Clark Williamson Ann Wilson Billy Wilson Gail Wilson Larry Wilson Carol Winkle Beverly Wolf Charles Woodruff Chucky Wind Larry Young Shirley Young Harriet Andrews Diane Asbell Virginia Bishop Gordon Burdett Frank Calvin, Jr. Molly Carmiencke Pierce Chapman Mark Coombs Gloria Davis Bill Duren Buck Eubanks Glenda Eubanks Jerry Ferguson Jean Flynn Donnie Garner Martha Garrison Enola Gober Jimmy Grayson Wesley Hale Pat Holmes Diane Howland Dianne Jennings Jimmy Jones 66 W leememAer uThe bank at world, CTIVITIES LU What! No SantaP JOYCEGILBERT .. ..................Editor JOEEMORY...................AssixttmtEditor REBECCA MANN, BUDDY STITH, JIMMY YARBROUGH . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Muke-up Editors LOLA RAGSDALE, PAUL GREEN, JUNE WALLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Editorial Editors MARIAN CHAPMAN, LAMAR SEALS. . . . . . . Senior Editor: PEGGY JOHNSON, ROY QUINN. . . . . . . . . . junior Editors GEORGE BURNS, CECILE BOGGS, JUNE COLLINS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sopbomore Editor MARION FLYNN, LORETTA SCOTT, DAVID BACCHUS . . . . . . . . . . . .Fresbmtm Editor DOUGLAS WEAVER, MARY RUTH ANDERSON, JERRY STEPHENS, SANDRA RENFROE , . . . Sub-Fresbmen Editm . Feature Edito ANNE ALLISON . ADVERTISING MANAGERS Left to right: Langdan Huffman, Linda Baxter LINDA DUREN, MARY ANN KING, SYLVIA MCCOY, MARION ALLEN, DAVID JACKSON, PATTY TRUITT, SANDRA NESS, GERA-LD BOOTH. . . . . . . . . . .Circulatio BETSY PALMER, JEANINF. WILKES . . . . . . . . .Club Edito ROYCE JONES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . D.E. and D.C.T. Edito SANDRA SADLER . . . . . . . . A . . . . . Girls, Silorts Edit: BOBBY WEAVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boy? Sports Edit: JAMES STEWART . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Military Edit GENIA RA-E HARRIS, PATSY SCOTT. . . . . .Snapsbot Edits NORMA WARNER, BARBARA STALLWORTH, NANCY LEE, BARBARA PITTMAN, ANNETTE BAREFIELD, JOAN CAMPBELL . . . . . . . . . Typis ANNUAL STAFF Left to right, first row: Gilbert, Sadler, Scott, Renfroe, Hagen, Bishop, Ness, Emory. Second row: Wilkes, Stanley, Truitt, Christian, Crockett. Flynn. Third row: Coombs, Baxter, Stallworth, King, Campbell, Duren, McCoy. Fourth raw: Sowell, Brown, Warner, Boggs, Ragsdale, Palmer. Fifth row: Johnson, Lee, Scott, Chapman, Waller. Sixth rou': Harris, Pittman, Collins, Barefield, Allison, Mann, Seventh row: Quinn, Weaver, Stith, Burns. Eighth row: Booth, Jackson, Seals, Weaver, Bacchus, Green. FACULTY ADVISORS MISS GROSS Chairman MR. GATLIN Makc-up MRS. WELLS, MISS GALLOWAY Adtvrtising MRS. DOLVIN Circulation MR. DUNLAP Editorials THE STAFF MEMBER OF GEORGIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION 1 JUNE WALLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor LORETTA SCOTT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Associate Editor REBECCA: MANN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Business Manager MARIAN CHAPMAN, JUNE COLLINS . . . . . . . Society Edifors PEGGY JOHNSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Faxbiou Editor PAUL GREEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Feature Editor JACKIE WHITE, JERRY STEPHENS . . . . . . . . .News Editors JAMES STEWART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Military Editor SANDY SADLER, BOBBY WEAVER . . . . . . . . - . Sports Editor Reporters David Arnold, Judy Carmichael, Bobby Carley, Bobby' Goss, Robert Johnson, Wendell Johnson, Jerry Joiner, Jimmy Knight, Bobby Lenzey, Harold McDonald, Carolyn Murdock, Burgan Revell, Jerry Putnam, Ninajo Tarver, Marjie Vaughn, Jimmy Yarbrough, Dick McCrite, Beverly Davis, Barbara Hassell, Sandy Mosley, Diane Austin, Jan Carter, Barbara Coombs, O NeaI Casper, Betty Ann Crockett, Barbara Dillard, Jerry Hasty, Perry Holt, Bobby Huff, Lola Ragsdale, Nancy Ragsdale, Pat Rafter, Vickie Thompson, Beth Timmerman, Lamar Seals, Janet Smith, William Vandiver, Rhodes Waller, Richard White, Jeanine Wilkes, Jack Wingo. THE RUSSELL WILDCATS XVILDCAT STAFF Left to right, first row: Johnson, Sadler, Carmichael, Collins, Tarver, Seals. Fourth row: Crockett, Casper, Revcll, Stephens, Green, Holt. Fifth White, Murdock. Second row: Vaughn, Hasscll, Austin, Ragsdale, row: Corley, Goss, Linsey, Mosley, Johnson, McDonald, Vandiver, Wingo, Smith, Rafter, Thompson, Dillard. Third raw: Timmerman, Wilkes, Hasty. Sixth row: Stith, Arnold, Knight, Weaver, McCrite, Putnam, Ragsdale, Davis, Mann, Scott, Waller, Carter, Coombs, Chapman, White. MR. WILLIAM GATLIN Left to right: Sadler, Knight, Linzey, McDonald. Wildcat Representatives Left to right, first row: Steele, Pierce, Hirsch, Pasley, Payne, Goitz. Second row: Brown, Harris, Gentry, Coleman, Gresham, Rupert, Alderman. Third row: Miers, Phillips, Allison, Hutchins, Loggins, Runion, Lee, Kimsey. Fourth row: Jarrett, Wilson, King, Gentle, Gaines, Christian, Wilkie. Fifth row: Buffington, Rags- dale, Witherington, Knight, Carmichael, Plant, Turner, Hyatt. Sixth row: Weaver, Vandiver, Duncan, Lynch, Hollums, Mayo. Annual Representatives Left to right, first row: Richards, Cornect, Allen, Chapman, Alderman, Delay. Second row: Andrews, Thomas, Towns, Daniel, Camp, Kite, Croker. Third row: Hembree, Kalt, Witherington, Allison, Truitt. Fourth row: Varsant, George, Murden, Bennington, Javorsky, Lee, Knox, Winkles. Fifth row: Coombs, Smith, Davy, Whiddon, Palmer, Smith, Cowart. Sixth row: Good, Jackson, Hollums, Duran, Hay, Eason, Munsey. Seventh raw: McDaniel, Quinn, Vandiver, Bonner, BroWn, Duncan, Reynolds. FIRST SEMESTER GARY WRIGHT JIM COLLINS JUNE WAILLER. SANDRA NESS OFFICERS . President . Vice-President . Setretary . Treaxurer HONOR SOCIETL, left to right, first row: Ness, Waller, Collins, Wright. Setond row: Stallworth, Brown, King, Gilbert, Truitt, Baxter. HONOR SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY, left to right, first row: Ness, Waller, Collins, Second row: Bishop, Bacchus, Brewer, Palmer. SECOND SEMESTER JOYCE GILBERT MAURICE BENEFIELD LINDA BAXTER ANNE ALLISON OFFICERS . President . Vice-Presideut . Secretary . Treasurer Marian, Bobby, George, Harold O F F I C E R S GEORGE BURNS . . . . . . . . . . . . A . A . . . . . President HAROLD MCDONALD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Prcsident MARIAN CHAPMAN BOBBY WEAVER . . . . . . . Secretary . . . . . . . . .Trcaxurcr STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL S.A.C. left to right, first row: Murden, Bradley, Perkins, Barron, Third row: Eason, Childers, Hamilton, Rcvell, Anderson, Ragsdale. Kelly, Robertson, Lipps, Alderman. Second raw: Duvall, Carmichael, Fourth row: Weaver, Revell, McDonald, Knight, Mr. Jones, Burns Vansant, Mitchell, Leverette, Taylor, Chapman, Gilbert, Johnson. Robinson. a LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS PAT COOMBS President NANCY GUNDERSON Vice-President MARY JUNE HARKINS Secretary SHIRLEY FOSTER Treasurer Left to right, first row: Coombs, Williams, Harkins, Foster. Sec- and row: Pearson, O Donnell, Newborn, Howell, Forrester, Moligo, Payne, Jones. Third row: Cambell, Eason, Gunderson, Autry, Trulett, Coleman, Atche- son, Spratlin, Johnson, Pierce. Fourth row: Cash, Towns, Pea- cock, Young, George. Fifth row: Self, Brewer, Rogers, Cooper, Barrow, Smalley, Winkles. OFFICE STAF F Left to right, first row: Barrett, Boggs, White, Christian, Goitz, Grantham. Second row: Greer, Carmichael, Moon, Duke, Mulli- nax, McElwany, Robinson. Third row: Witherington, Whiddon, Leverette, Chapman, Knox, Mc- Carly, Greak. Fourth row: War- ner, Cox, Ragsdale, Smith, Stall- worth, Allison, Waller. Fifth row: Morris, Willingham, Chap- man, Starr, Staffacher. Sixth row: Scraggs, Burns, Quinn, Pratt, Stanley. ALPHA OFFICERS GEORGE BURNS DIANE SHOCKLEY DIANE HADDLE JERRY SCRAGGS . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer ALPHA CHAPTER CO-ED HI-Y, left to right, first row: Shockley, Haddle, King. Second row: Thomas, Peacock, Lee, Javorsky, Pruitt, Lee, Tarver, Moon, Bailey, Warner, Gentle. Third row: Vincent, Fambro, Eason, Lawler, Rule, Hartley, Duke, Camp, Greak, Bolton, Fielder. Fourth raw: Jackson, Lee, Putnam, Revell, Booth, Pope, Quinn, Burns, Scraggs, Rogers, Huff, Helms, Mosley. CO-ED BETA OFFICERS ANNE ALLISON . . . . . . President CHARME ROBINSON . . Vice-President JUNE WALLER . . . . . .Secretary JIMMY KNIGHT . . . . . . Treasurer BETA CHAPTER CO-ED HI-Y, left to right, first row: Allison, Eubanks, Knight, Robinson, Leverette. Second row: Steele, Kaufman, Marshall, Reeves, Parsons, Col- lins, Cox, Mitchell, Foster, Dixon, Car- michael. Third row: Mann, Davis, Kerlin, Johnson, Waller, Hill, White, Booth, Fos- ter, Harkins. Fourth row: Speed, Gober, Crowe, Grant, McCrite, Martin, Carter, Brown, Buffington, Scott, Timmerman, Witherington, Lawrence, Cole. DELTA O F F I C E R S LARRY GREEN . . . . . . President JAYNE MORRIS . .. . . Vicc-PresidEut BOB ALLEN . . . .F . F . .Secretary WANDA SMITH . .. F . . . Treasurer DELTA CHAPTER CO-ED HI-Y, first row: Price, Tyler, Robertson, Knox, Scott, Jessee. Second row: Poole, McGregor, Bray, Furbush, Barron, Eason, Bostwick, Barber. Third row: Pursley, Hirsch, Burtz, Cleage, Stokes, Wiedner, Westbrook, Starr, Wat- kins, Bauknight, Eidson, Frasure. Fourth row: Smith, Morris, Powell, Murden, Ful- ler, Leverette. Fifth row: Odum, Vaughn, Allen, Green, Morgan, Cook, Doris, Webb, Hall, Molligan, Bonner, Mr. Chamberlain. HI-Y9S GAMMA O F F I C E R S SANDY SADLER . . . . F F . President HELEN BOGGS . . . . Vire-Prexident JAMES STEWART . . . . . . Secretary CAROLYN MURDOCK . F . Treasurer GAMMA CHAPTER CO-ED HI-Y, first row: Sadler, Boggs, Stewart, Murdock, Flynn. Second row: Christian, Boggs, No- lan, Chapman, Harris, Anderson, Byrd, Kimsey, Winkler, Johnson, Gilbert. Third row: Coombs, Duren, Cater, Stanley, Thornton, Thornton, Pless, Coombs, Mc- Coy, Cox, Palmer, Scott, Ragsdale, Vaughn, Hagen. Fourth row: Emory, Kup- fer, Linsey, McLeroy, Nolan, Burns, Seals, Stewart, Stephens, Graham. CIVITANS CIVINETTES OFFICERS BURGAN REVELL .. . . President BILL ROGERS . . Vice-President ROY QUINN . . .. . . Secretary JERRY SCRAGGS . . Treasurer First row, left to right: Grant, Carter, Popham, Wingo, Brown, Burns, Speed. Second row, left to right: Jackson, Huff, Edwards, Cannon, Seals, Galloway, Mr. Cash. Third row, left to right: Weaver, Parks, Booth, Scraggs, Quinn, Revell, Rogers, Lee, Eubanks, Bac- chus. O F F I C E R 5 JUNE COLLINS . . . President DIANE HADDLE . . . -Preside1tt PATSY SCOTT . . . . Secretary GEORGIANNE KERLIN Treasurer First raw: Palmer, Carmichael, Par- sons, Hill, Fowler, Ragsdale, Lee, Steele. Second row: Selman, Davis, Gresham, Davis, Hill, Greak, Tim- merman, Davis, Mann, Chapman, Pittman, Shockley, Allison. Third row: Johnson, Sowell, Freeman, Phillips, Weaver, Bolton, Mitchell, Vaughn, Sadler, Gilbert, Morris, Barefield Harris. Fourth row: Col- lins, Haddle, Scott, Kerlin. OFFICERS ROYCE JONES President BETTY JANE SELF Vice-Prexident NORMA JO BAILEY Secretary RUTH WARD Treasurer D. E. CLUB, first row: Yeager, Bowerman, Hurt, Thompson, Ward, Haney, Ward, Blackstock, Meares, Segrest, Harrison. Serond row: Mrs. Duke, Stanfield, Gloer, McElwaney, Porter, Roundtree, Lowe, Jones, Starr. Third row: Jones, Baldwin, McGinnis, Jones, Bailey, Eten, Daniels, Jones, Self, Daniels, Caldwell. D . E . C L U B D . C . T . C L U B D.C.T. CLUB, first row: Wampler, Phillips, Jones, Aides, Sanders, Rice, Allison, Vickery, Duncan, Mitchell, Trapp. Second row: Hammond, Crooks, Mayo, Moss, Mixon, Bannister, Smith, McDaniel, Young, Walston, Garrett, Walston, Mor- row Alsing, Mr. Gibbons. Third row: Murphy, Bishop, Thone, Brayton, Harmer, Giles, McGuirk, McGuirk, Bowden, Busby. O F F I C E R S TED MURPHY President LOUISE RICE Vice-President MARGARET MITCHELL Secretary PERRY YOUNG Treasurer 9TH GRADE YUTEENS O F F I C E R S BETTY HULME . . . . . . . . . . . F . . F President JANELLE KING . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President JUDY JAMES . . F . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary CAROL CALLAHAN . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer 9TH GRADE Y-TEENS, left to right, first row: Pierce, Perkins, Coleman, Atcheson, White, Pesley, King, Hulme. Serond row: Jones, Peek, Knight, Harris, Cable, Bennett, Rochester. Third row: Chase, Shaw, Fagen, Carr, Walter, Hembree, Vaughn. Fourth row: Bradley, Groover, Topshe, Mullinax, James, Christmas, Spearman. Fifth row: Huff- man, George, Daniell, Murphy, Vickery, Mathias, Taylor. Sixth row: Logwood, Tucker, Callahan, Jarrett, Barman, Hyatt, Moore, Olvey. Seventh row: McCarley, Stauffacher, Robinson, Alexander, Perkins, Anderson, Hay. SR.YFTEENS O F F I C E R S JACKIE WHITE . . . . . . . . . . . President JEAN HIRSCH . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President JEAN STEELE . . . . . . . . . . . .Secretary BERRYL BARRON . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer Left to right, first row: White, Steele. Second row: Moon, Carmichael, Camp, Brown, Cleage, Stokes, Moore, Reeves, McDaniel. Third row: Smith, Bray, Fuller, Barber, Scott, Allgood, Dixon, Hill, Bailey. Fourth row: Scott, Barth, Waits, McGregor, Ald- mand, Frasure, Bauknight, Curran, Eason, Shipp. 8TH GRADE YUTEENS O F F I C E R S SUSANNAH BAILEY . . . . F . . . .President BOBBIE HEMPERLEY . . . . . . , Vice-President JACKIE CHAMBERS . . . . . . . . .Secretary KATHY CARD . . . F . . . . . . Treasurer 8TH GRADE Y-TEENS, left to right, first row: Hemperley, Chambers, Walton, Bailey. Second raw: Tarwater, Hirsch, Baker, Henson, Parnell, Jones, Smith. Third row: Burress, Smith, Gaines, Frederick, Alexander, Spain, Kelley, Groover, Camp. Fourth row: Sorrells, Coleman, Mullinax, Tarver, Brierton, Mayo, Hill, Brown, Funke, Moore, Cox, Jennings. KEY CLUB DIRECTORS, left to right, first row: Helms, Stith, Hasty, Weaver. Second row: Stephens, Vandiver, Gunn, Huff, Nolan. KEY CLUB DIRECTORS KEY CLUB O F F I C E R S DOUG WEAVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .President JERRY HASTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President BUDDY ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary CHARLES HELMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Treasurer KEY CLUB, left to right, first row: Brown, Johnson, Johnson, Mosely, Green, Rush. Second row: Nolan, Pratt, Corley, Goad, Johnson, Grant. Third row: Burns, Seals, Allen, Vandiver, Stith, Helms. Fourth row: Hasty, Arnold, Rogers, Nix, Williams, Allen, Weaver. Fifth row: Stew- art, Stephens, Crowe, Knight, Burns, Huff, Bacchus. Sixth row: Goss, Mullinax, Cal- laway, Andrews, Graham, Linzey. Sixth raw: Scraggs, Quinn, Revell, Booth, Eu- banks, Wingo. ' .4;th mzw 3 y FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, left to right, first row: Miss Burgess, Lawler, Flynn, Marshall, Wilkes. Second row: Boggs, McCoy, Moore, Baxter, Cox, Carter, Vincent. Third row: Waller, Robinson, Scott, Duren, Foster, Leverette, Hagan. FUTURE TEACHERS FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB, left to right, first row: Gentle, Dixon, Austin, Sheats. Second row: Wilkes, Benefield, Norris, Hartley, Truitt, Tucker, Mrs. Wells. Third row: Morris, Wise, Moore,Thornton, Fassold, White, Redmon. Fourth row: Marshall, Rob- inson, Carter, Brown, Munsey, Garrison, Gentle, Driskell. Fifth row: Vaught, Buffington, Morrow, Morris, Gloer, Eason, McGinnis, Hartley. OFFICERS BETSY PALMER President JEAN MARSHALL Vice-President CAROL LAWLER Secretary MARIAN FLYNN Treasurer OFFICERS MAURICE BENEFIELD President PATTY TRUITT Vice-President SANDRA NORRIS Secretary JEANINE WILKES Treasurer OFFICERS LANGDON HUFFMAN President CHARME ROBINSON Vice-President JOYCE GILBERT Secretary NELSON FOWLER Treasurer LAMAR SEALS Prexident BETA CLUB, left to right, first row: Robinson, Flynn, Gilbert, Fowler. Second row: Jovarsky, Cox, Pruitt, Chapman, Mur- dock, Wilkes, Renfore, Bishop, Hart, Boggs, Moore, Marshall, Fowler. Third row: Huddle, Booth, King, Lee, Stallworth, Foster, Leverette, Greak, Popham, Waller, Moon, Warner. Fourth r0 w: Herd, Scott, Palmer, Allison, Foster, Harkins, Baxter, Bailey, Hagan, Ragsdale, Vincent, Lawrence, King, Eason. Fifth row: Emory, Brewer, Brown, Munsey, Duke, Carter, Rogers, Ness, Stanley, Sadler, Lawler. BETA CLUB SAFETY COUNCIL SAFETY COUNCIL, left to right, first row: Weaver, Seals, Moore, Stallworth, Baxter. Second raw: Cash, Carmichael, Rogers. OFFICERS CAROLYN TYLER President BERYL BARRON Vice-President SANDRA ROCHESTER Secretary DALE GASKINS Treasurer SENIOR FJLAJ JUNIOR FJLA. 84 OFFICERS KATHY CARD President DIANE NEWTON Vice-President ELAINE MAYO Secretary JAN KERLIN Treasurer Van.m a BANK DIRECTORS, left to right, first row: Flynn, Murphy, Stall- worth. Second row: Gunderson, Hurt, Scott, Lawler, Robinson, Fambro, BANK OFFICERS PHY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President TED MUR . . Eason, Wilkes, Witherington, Leverette, Weaver. Third row: Hagan, MARIAN FLYNN. . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vtce-Preszdent C Y b h M L Sh k1 11' d 1 ff SUE JEAN WHITE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cashier BOOPer,M 2i roug : 00W; ee, 0c ey, A xson, Ha d e, Hu man, BARBARA STALLWORTH . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Cashier m 6 m5 BANK OFFICERS BANK DIRECTORS BANK TELLERS BANK TELLERS, left to right, firxt row: Cannon, Cal- lahan, Orr, Peek, Jones, Vaught, Cable, Burgess, Ren- fro, Norris. Second row: Polk, Murray, Carmieke, Bailey, Robinson, Marshall, Parrish, Kramer, Kramer, Knight, Murphy, Oliver. Third row: Godby, Hancock, Hamilton, Black, Kelley, Chambers, Carver, Walker, Smith, Ragsdale. Fourth row: Tarver, Ross, Morris, Man- gum, Rochester, James, Carr, Lee. Fifth row: Moore, New- ton, Jenkins, Thompson, Mul- linax, Knox, Bauknight, Knight, Cox. Sixth row: Rogers, Pless, George, Hirsch, Britt, Hemperly, Barefield, Cloud. Seventh row: Bundy, Scott, Duke, Gregor, Thomp- son, Norris, Ragsdale, Hemp- erly. Eighth row: Linzey, Edmondson, Hancock, Ed- wards, Green, Andrews, Payne, Williams. L5 Firxt row: rlynn, Freeman, Cox, holland. Second raw: Hill, Morris, Brown, Campbell. Third row: Palmer, Tarver, Parsons, Ragsdale, Bare- field, Pittman, Collins. Fourth raw: Warner, Goad, Gunderson, Davis, Pratt, Corley. Fifth row: Archer, Coombs, Timmerman, Witherington, Allison, Brown. Sixth row: McDaniel, Scott, Buffington, Thornton, Thornton, Hagan. Seventh row: Yarbrough, Johnson, Kerlin, Sowell, Phillips, Selman. Eighth row: Mullinax, Quinn, Scraggs, Burns, Lee. DRAMATICS CLUB BILL THOMPSON Dramatic: Directar OFFICERS MARIAN FLYNN . . . . . . . . President DEANNA FREEMAN . , . . Vice-President PAT COX . . . . . , . . . . . Secretary CLYDE HOLLAND . . , . . . . Treasurer Around the circle, left to right: Eagle, Johnson, Childers, McDonald, Pope, Revell, Haney, Beckham, Hudgins, Baxter, Bonner, Newsome, Seals, in the middle: Knight, Shelley. BOYS9 BLOCK LETTER CLUB GIRLS9 BLOCK LETTER CLUB First row: Pittman, Shockley, Scott, Allison, Collins. Second row: Timmer- man, Ragsdale, Weaver, Vaughn, Sad- ler. Third row: Queen, Pless, Clonts, Kuykendall, Stewart, Robinson. GOLD ROBE CHOIR g a am? a Mmmi GOLD ROBE CHOIR, Back row, left to right: Ingebritsen, Cox, Jascomb, Bauer, Brook, Starr, Mun- sey, Lee, Lee. Second raw: Burtz, Pursley, McNease, Smalley, Allen, Odum, Redmond, Morgan, Stell, Jackson, Duke, West- brook, Winkles, Kimsey, Cleage. Third row: Scott, Brown, Powell, Davy, Mourning, Feltman, Law- rence, Oliver, Landgrebe, Thompson, Bishop, Bur- gess. Front row: Brown, Wilkes, Allen, Gaskin, Mosley, Austin, Swennes, Taylor, Barron, Fowler, Brown, Carver. ADVANCED GIRLS, CHORUS, back row, left to right: Nestlehutt, Hay, Anderson, King, Austin, Anderson, Wilson, McGre- gor, 'Nation, Thornhill, Tucker, Smith. Second row: Daniel, Mangum, Bennett, Moss, Rochester, Furbush, Barber, Cantrell, Bauknight, Taylor, Brad- ley, James, Kalt, Polk, Waters, Burgess. Front row: Sellman, Tanner, Seay, Starrett, Maloney, Witherington, Jett, Mays, Carr, Cable, Eidson. ADVANCED GIRLS9 CHORU GIRLS9 ENSEMBLE GIRLSy ENSEMBLE, left to right: Winkles, Clonts, Scott, Wilkes, Brown, Buffington, Loggins. GIRL? CHORUS, back row: Lewis, Johnson, Johnson, Wilson, Jessee, Whaley, Webb, Robinson, Hockersmith. Second row: Daugherty, Fasold, Wal- lace, Johnson, Hammond, Hammond, Parker, Olvey, Mathias, DeLay, Jolly, Deal, Spearman, Murphy. Third row: Topshe, Pea- cock, Etheridge, Christ- mas, Jarrett, Byrd, Vick- ery, Shaw, Jones, Fagan, Camp, Burgess. Fourth raw: Lewis, Eagle, Fields, Huff, Redmon, Bowers, Perkins, Loggins. Front row: Davis, Jacobs, Hem- bree. At piano: Morris, Patsy. GIRLS9 CHORUS STRING GROUP Back row, left to right: Tarver, Sammons, Car- micke, Simpson, Branden- burg, Glass, Croker, Cor- ley, Mr. Pearlman. Front row, left to right: Huff- man, Archer, Brewer, Robinson, Ward, Griffin, White. The classes have done a won- derful job under the lead- ership of Miss Nease and three eighth grade Miss Burgess. We are proud of them, for they are the future of the Music Department of Rus- sell High. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS 90 9 Our Majorettes : MARY GREEK, Captain JEAN STEELE, m-cwmm uON PARADE LUCRETIA HILL, Co-Capfain CAROLYN TYLER 92 1,0 g: A A 4 m ; r2448! NANCY MITCHELL CAROL CALAHAN OUR BAND AND MAJORETTES CAROLYN DIXON LINDA HARRIS JUDITH PORTER JUNE COLLINS PATSY SCOTT ANNE ALLISON BETH TIMMERMAN BARBARA PITTMAN NANCY RAGSDALE DIANE SHOCKLEY TAMAR WEAVER OUR CHEERLEADERS Ins. an, Shockley, Weaver, Pittman, Ragsdale, Coll Immerm Scott, T' Left to right 95 m? at Decatur? ight we be The n SPECIAL THAT WE n ames they won. uThe many 3 The days they ran so hardy 96 uThe night the Region Champs played in State. MOMENTS REMEMBER Ammw am ww the times they cheered so faithfullyP The games they played so well? 97 McDuffie, Newsome, Knight, McDonald, Bonner, Revell, Weaver, Pratt, Johnson, Arnold, Baxter. REGION... CO-CHAMPS 98 First row, left to right: Edmonson, Arnold, Gibson. Second row: Haney, Hinnant, McDonald, Edwards, Bonnee, Knight, Hasty, Paris, Revell, Weaver, R. Johnson. Third row: Duran, Allen, ...FOOT . . . We are very proud of our 1955 football squad. An unknown team in early September, they fought from the opening whistle, and by the middle of N0- 99 Jackson, Fowler, Baxter, Newsome, Eagle, Brown, Shelley, Pratt, Burns. Fourth row: Adams, Parker, Bishop, Alexander, McDuffie, Wallace, Jennings, Putnam, Morris. BALL... vember were 4-AA Region Co-Champs: Winning 8 While only losing one, and tying one; they had one of the best seasons 21 Wildcat eleven has ever enjoyed Action COACH TRUITT um We 20 14 20 19 18 20 BOBBY WEAVER ROBERT JOHNSON Ca-Captaius Schedule SYLVAN CEDARTOWN ROSSVILLE MARIETTA GRIFFIN DECATUR ROOSEVELT DALTON BROWN ROME They 12 13 12 Jimmy Bonner Burgan Revell Bobby Weaver Bobby Pratt Wendell Johnson David Arnold Larry anter Kenny Newsome Robert Johnson Jimmy Knight Harold McDonald Dickey Schelley Kenneth Brown Jimmy Eagle John Fowler David Jackson George Burns Marion Allen Rough and ready 101 GIRLSy B-TEAM, first row, left to right: Hamlin, Thomason, Sealock, Hembree, Fielder. Second raw: Bishop, Romillit, McClure, Nestlehutt. Third row: Scott, Shook, Williams. BJPEAM BASKHTTBALL ILTEAM CHEERLEADERS B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS, first row, left to right: Waits, Clegg, Bennington, Robinson. Second row: Fuller, Jesse, Eason, McDaniel. 102 School COLUMBUS COLUMBUS CEDARTOWN . CAMPBELL S. WEST DeKALB NORTHSIDE GRIFFIN COLLEGE PARK . HAPEVILLE . Managers Action shot BOYS9 BASKETBALL... Russell is very fortunate in having such an outstanding basketball team for the second year in a row. They took first place in Region 4-AA. We .59 .64 .55 .64 .43 .61 . 34 .81 .48 They 4s 68 46 47 58 64 31 42 21 104 School S. WEST DeKALB ROSSVILLE DECATUR COLLEGE PARK . CEDARTOWN . ROSSVILLE CHATT. TENN. GRIFFIN DECATUR We .39 .61 .48 .60 .42 .52 .37 .49 .37 They 40 4o 44 39 26 3s 58 27 4o Our Coach ALDRIDGE Statistician, SCRAGGS Our Capt. ROY QUINN 4-AA... REGION CHAMPSM. Left to right, first row: Kortes, A-llen, Murden, Bonner. Second row: McDonald, Scrnggs, Parker. Third row: McDuffie, Hudgins. Fourth raw: Haney, Quinn, Beckham. 105 HAROLD MCDONALD JACK BECKHAM DENNY McDUFFIE 4-AA TATE RUSSELL 43 . . . . . . . . . MARIETTA 30 RUSSELL 65 . . . . . . . . . ROME 64 RUSSELL 41 . . . . . . . . . DECATUR 37 RUSSELL 62 . . . . . . . . . NORTHSIDE 66 RONALD HANEY JERRY HUDGINS JIMMY BONNER QBOYS BOUNCE JERRY KORTES LARRY PARKER OUR LEADING SCOREIPS HAROLD MCDONALD ROY QUINN ROBINSON KURKENDALL GIRLS9 VAUGHN and SADLER Co-Capfuius 108 SADLER VAUGHN EDITORIAL Although the team did not re- ceive honors as a whole, there was within each individual a feeling of personal achievement. Firs! row, left to right: Sadlcr, Vaughn. Second row: Queen, Kuykcndnll, Pless, Shook, Robinson, Minton, Clonts. HOWELL POPE DICKEY SHELLEY BOBBY HUFF KNOX CHILDRESS LAMAR SEALS Co-Captains LARRY DODD Coach JACK BECKHAM LARRY PARKER KNOX CHILDRESS JERRY HUDGINS Sitting, left to right: Dick Schelly, Jerry Huggins, La- mar Seals, Knox Childress, Bobby Wise. Second raw: Bryant, Ace Hemperly, Howell Pope, Bobby Huff, Larry Parker. Third row: Robert Jennings, Al Phillips, Jack Becham, Denny McDuf- fie, ....... Lynch, James Hale, Thomas Miller, Coach Dodd. BOBBY WISE LAMAR SEALS JIMMY BRYANT 111 DENNY McDUFFIE AL PHILLIPS First row, left to right: Gibson, Edmonson, Bonner, Brown, Hasty, Grant. Second row: Jackson, Fowler, Cato, Betsil, Snead, Revell. Third row: Coach Aldredge, Adams, Bishop, Weaver, Knight, Allen, Cash, Slappey. Fourth row: Bryant, Oliver, Edmonson, Ness, Maxwell, Orr. Fifth row: Rainwater, Duren, Waller, Redmon, Halcombe, Quinn. TRACK TEAM Standing, left to right: Bonner, Hasty, Brown, Coach Aldredge. Kneeling: Edmamon. 112 Mm, gm as Left to right: Grant, Cato, Fowler, Jackson, Gibson. OF 1956 Left to right: Jackson, Brown, Bonner, Revell, Hasty JOHNNY FOWLER 113 mww am; INSTRUCTORS Sgt. Campbell Sgt. Frith ASSISTANT INSTRUCTORS Seated, left to right: Stewart, Collins, Weaver. Standing: Vandiver, Jackson, Morris, Green, Kupfer. RIFLE TEAM Left to right: William Brown, Richard Bullard, Dickie, McLero Lawrence Weber, Elvis Hartley. COLOR GUARD Left to right: Allen, McClanahan, Robinson, E,Dalgo. STAFF Center: Lawrence Odum. Second row, left to right: Van Wart, Dickie McLeroy, Jimmy Yarbrough. COMPANY ccAga COMPANY COMMANDER Earl Edmonson PLATOON LEADERS lst Mike Mathews 2nd Billy Landrum 3rd Charley Thompson . COMPANY chaa COMPANY COMMANDER Johnny Starr PLATOON LEADERS lst Jimmy Cato 2nd Lawrence Weber 3 rd Mike Callahan COMPANY WY, COMPANY COMMANDER Robert Croker PLATOON LEADERS lst Perry Holt 2nd Richard Bullard 3rd Larry Grantham OFFICERS DOUG WEAVER PAUL GREEN JAMES STEWART JOE EMORY SHEILA KNIGHT JAN CARTER JUNE WALLER LINDA BAXTER OFFICERS BOB WHITE WILLIAM VANDIVER MILTON KUPFER BOB EMORY BRENDA SUMMER JEAN POWELL PAT COOMBS MARY STARR COMPANY 6 D7 COMPANY COMMANDER Bob White PLATOON LEADERS lst Eugene Stall 2nd James McLeroy OFFICERS JIM COLLINS EDDIE MORRIS JOHNNY JACKSON JAMES LANGREBE NANCY McMAINS CAROL COLLINS MARGARET PALMER DEANE CABLE OFFICERS JAMES McLEROY LARRY GRANTHAN BILLY LANDRUM MIKE CALLAHAN TERRY THOMAS MARY JUNE HARKINS DIANA BROWN MARILYN HANEY OFFICERS DICKIE McLEROY R. L. CROKER JAMES YARBROUGH VAN WARR BRENDA EASON JEANE WILKES NANCY BROWN CONNIE VINCENT OFFICERS JOHNNY STARR EARL EDMONSON LAWRENCE WEBER LAWRENCE ODUM JANICE BRADLEY DEE STOKES JERRY ANN KNIGHT KAY SCOTT OFFICERS RICHARD BULLARD jIMMY CATO MIKE MATHEWS EUGENE STELL BEVERLY HALL MAUREEN VICKERS ELAINE SCOTT RACHEL PARIS Russellvs Elite Drill Team led by Cadet 2nd Lt. 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Arts Fair JIM COLLINS Oratorical Wlinner LINDA DUREN DOROTHY STANLEY BOBBIE ALLISON PCAL. :5 0 144 MARIAN CHAPMAN LINDA BAXTER emoried jre Wade 0 Awe - Our eacAerd anal jclminidfratom SIMPSON, GRIFFIN, DICKEY, BOWLES, RISHER PAUL D. WEST Superintendent of Fulton County Schools KNOX WALKER Assistant Superin tenden! DOUGLAS McRAE Assistant Superintendent in Clmrgc of Inserrire Training and Currirnlum Development NORMAN J. AARON Axxistant Superintendent in Charge of Buildings and Muinteumzrc IRA DODD Axsistanf Superintendent in Charge of Attendance um! Transportation L. L. DECK Principal MR. THOMAS F. GUFFIN MRS. NELL BOYD Counsellorx MR. CECIL H.JACKSON Administrative Assistant ADMINISTRATION . . . 0f leuddefz iglt $400K MRS. MAMIE EALUM, MRS. EMILY KELLY MR. MOORE Office Staff President of P.T.A. 147 MATHEMATICS Seated, left to right: Plunkett, Golightly, Dolvin, Chapman, Moon. Standing Fargarson, Truitt, Koger, Piziak. 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PO. 7-9401-02 STERLING JEWELRY COMPANY FINE 1VA'I'FH REPAIRING .Iuwuh'y Radius Appliances Your Friendly l'I'cLlit Jewelers P0. l-6066 I50 N. Main St. East Point, Ga. CITY HALL SERVICE STATION 'l'in-s , - Tubes 7 Bullories 7- chssuries - - Rmul Servin- l34 W. Cleveland Ave. PO. I-9484 W. H. FOGG J. C. DUVALL, Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES 221 W. Cleveland Avenue PO. 7-8116 SOUTHERN WOOD PRESERVING CO. CRESOTING AND CREO-PINE PRODUCTS P. 0. STATION A ATLANTA, GA. EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. Your Friendly Furniture Store FAIR PRICES EASY TERMS 212 N. Main Street Phone POplar 1-4113 EAST POINT, GA. Compliments of EAST POINT AUTO PARTS 628 N. Main Street POplar 7-1531 EAST POINT, GEORGIA Membership In The CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DOES NOT COST- IT PAYS WHAT HELPS EAST POINT HELPS YOU Join the East Point Chamber of Commerce CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! BEST WISHES JUNIORS! ATTA BOY SOPHOMORES! NICE GOING FRESHMEN! WELCOME SUB-FRESHMEN! b3 Your 1956 RusseH High School P.T.A. is All FOR You. GEORGE A. MOORE, President MRS. HOKE KELLEY, Vice Presiden'r GUY G. GERMANO, Vice President MRS. G. C. BUFFINGTON, Corresponding Secretory MRS. WILLIAM ALLEN, Recording Secretary HAROLD W. GUNN, Parliamentarian Executive Advisers to the President: MRS. LLOYD LAKE, MRS. HOKE KELLEY, MRS. W. F. PERCIVAL JOHN THREE: SIXTEEN CONNALLY DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Compliments of EAST POINT CLEANERS 1245 Sylvan Rd. EAST POINT JOHN S. WHALEY CO. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE REAL ESTATE AUTOMOBILE FINANCING 121 Whiteway PO. 1-2113 East Point, Ga. Compliments of ADAMS' GROCERY FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES Riverdale Road COLLEGE PARK, GA., RFD 2 Phone PO. 1-9387 BANK OF FULTON COUNTY EAST POINT, GA. Capital $200,000.00 1 Surplus $100,000.00 Special Checking Account 20 for $1.00 Regular Checking1$1.00 per month if Balance Averages loss than $300.00 NO CHECK CHARGE Deposits Insured to $10,000 F.D.T.C. TEEN TOWN sponsored by RUSSELL HIGH P.T.A. and SOUTH FULTON Y.M.C.A. Compliments of A. BILL LOCKRIDGE COUNCILMAN City of East Point McCOLLUM APPLIANCE CO. A Complete Line of Electrical Appliances PLaza 5-0411 1380 Gordon St, S. W. Atlanta 10, Ga. Compliments of SYKES TRANSFER MOON 8: HEMPERLEY HARDWARE HARDWARE 5- PAINTS 2 SEED 220 N. Main East Point, Ga. B. W. TIDWELL USED CARS 1100 Campbelll'on Road, S. W. Q U A L I T Y C A R 5 Bus. PL. 8-2751 B. W. TIDWELL, Owner Res. PL. 5-6227 HARRIS SUPER MARKETS FINE FOODS5THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 110 N. Main Street 1215 E. Cleveland Ave. 1208 S. Main Street East Point East Point College Park tmnmlinmns 0f BEN F. GREER NATIONAL LIFE 81. ACCIDENT INSURANCE 00. HS N. East Point St. PO. l-8844 East Point, Ga. anplimenls 0f TRAVIS M. HARBIN, Jeweler IN N. Main Street COLLEGE PARK, GA. NORTON BROTHERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STAPLE AND FANFY GROVERIICS Prompt Service PLaza 5-223l Ben Hill, Ga. STEPHENS BOILER 8: WELDING WORKS 3255 Batchelor Avenue lJL-WITT S'I'EPHEXS. Ownelwllunzluur EAST POINT, GA. P0. 7-3477 Compliments ut' HUGH D. BRADLEY anplinmns m D. E. WALKER BUILDER McKEE DRY CLEANERS 709 S. Main Street EAST POINT. GA. P0. 7-l302 Compliments of R I T Z OLDSMOBILE, INC. O. C. BURNS THE NATIONAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. 630 Lee Street. S. W. PLaza 3-5I96 Atlanta, Ga. POWER IMPLEMENT DIVISION M c D O N O U G H POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. AAA MILLIRONS GARAGE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Any Thing and Any Time 2970 Lakewood Ave. East Point, Ga. Near Sylvan Road P0plar 1-8803 Compliments of BRESSLER DEPT. STORE 289 Peters Sh, S.W. ATLANTA, GA. WARD TIRE COMPANY 1240 N. Main EAST POINT, GA. HILLCREST SUPER MARKET 510 Connolly Dr. EAST POINT, GA. Cnnurlimums of THE ALPHA CHAPTER CO-ED Hl-Y Compliments of JERRY L. HARBIN GLENN'S MARKET FRESH MEATS xv YEGE'I'ABLES EAST POINT, GA. 30l South Harris POnIar 7-2644 JOE BARNETT TRIO DRY CLEANERS Ill Ware Avenue East Point, Ga. Hartley-Nolen Realty Company C. A. Hartley G. B. Nolen W. T. Banks REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE Phone PO. 1-8857 205 S. East Point St. East Point, Georgia YOUR STORE OF VALUES Established 1921 EAST POINT DEPT. STORE POpIar 1-2542 East Point, Ga. We're Selling to Second Generations DODGE-PLYMOUTH Push Button Cars JOE WESTBROOK, INC. 228 N. Main Street EAST POINT PO. 1-1126 S. 8: W. MEN'S SHOP, INC. 110 W. Cleveland Ave. PO. 1-2523 A Complete Stock of MEN'S CLOTHING Including Andover Tailored Suits W. B.STRICKLAND 8: C. H. WATTS STRICKLAND SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Accessories N. Main - Connolly Drive POplar 1-9104 HOOD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE VELMA HOOD Specializing in SERVICE TO EAST POINT, COLLEGE PARK, HAPEVILLE 0nd WEST END AREAS Office, Clerical, Soles Skilled Labor Personal Placement POpIar 1-8837 129 Thompson Avenue EAST POINT CONGRATULATIONS 0nd BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1956 ROY O. McCLAI N Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Atlanta THE CEVINEHES President JUNE COLLI NS V. President DIANE HADDLE Secreta ry PATSY SCOTT Treasurer GEORGIANNA KERLI N Devotional Chairman MARIAN CHAPMAN Social Choirmon-BEVERLY DAVIS Spanish MR. GERMANO KNIGHT'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP PLaza 3-93I2 ED LYON SERVICE STATION Park 81. Peters Streets ATLANTA, GA. PLaza 3-9l03 Compliments of WHISPERING PINE STABLES Uonmlinmnts ut' BEN NETT'S BEAUTY SALON 358 N. Church Street East Point, Ga. t'nnmlimvms of RUSSELL LIBRARY CLUB DELTA CHAPTER OF THE CO-ED HI-Y AYCOCK APPLIANCE CO. SALES AND SERVICE PLaza 8-4573 2038 Sylvan Rd., S. W. Branch4494 Flat Shoals Ave., S. E., Atlanta LEROY DAVIS BANANAS Georgia State Market Bldg. 1, Stores 12-13 1050 Murphy Ave. Phone PLaza 5-7788 COLLINS DRUG STORE Corner of Cleveland and Sylvan Road EAST POINT, GA. PO. 7-4394 Druggist to East Point EAST POINT 66 SERVICE 2I2 S. East Point Street PO. 7-9l44 BETA CHAPTER CO-ED Hl-Y Compliments of Gould National Batteries, Inc. GUNTER BROTHERS 500 Whitehall St. Boots, Motors, Fishing Tackle Furniture and Appliances Complimenst of SENIOR CLASS 1956 YARBROUGH 66 SERVICE 1I29 Cleveland Avenue A F R I E N D EAST POINT, GA. P0plar l-9357 Vulnplimunts 0f . Co I ments of COmplIments mp' D. C. T. CLUB Of President ................. Ted Murphy Vice-President ................ Louise Rice A L R O B E R T 5 Secretary ............... Margaret Mitchell Treasurer ................. Perry Young Mayor 0f EGSt POint Parliamentarian .............. Jimmy Bishop Compliments of D. E. CLUB President .................. Royce Jones Vice-Presidenf .............. Betty Jane Self Director .................. Barbara Hurt Secretory ................ Norma Bailey Treasurer ............. . . . Ruth Ward Parliamentarian .............. Ronald Lowe gVIRGIL BAKERS STUDIO 'I'IS Womack Avenue EAST POINT, GA. PLaza 3-1842 PLaza 8-1667 WEDDI NGS PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL VISIT THE NEW DINING ROOM AT CAMPBELL'S DRIVE-INN 8t RESTAURANT 601 S. MAIN STREET Complete Meals e Hotdogs - Hamburgers Sandwichese- Etc. Ice Cream -Thick Milkshakes e Sundoes Curb ServiceeIZ to 12 Live for something. Do good, and leave behind you a monument of virtue that the storms of time can never destroy. Write your name in kindness, love, and mercy on the hearts of the people you contact, and you will never be forgotten. Your name and good deeds will shine as the stars. YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS George Burns Marian Chapman Jimmy Stewart Burgan Revell Peggy Johnson Joyce Gilbert Bobby Weaver Lola Lee Ragsdale AT WORK JUNIORS Jimmy Knight Harold McDonald Knox Childers Judy Charmichel Nancy Mitchell Diane Leverette FRESHMEN Brenda Anderson Janice Bradley Patsy Perkins Charles Oliver Paul DuVaII Ted Taylor SOPHOMORES La Vera Robertson Denny McDuffie Brenda Eason Patricia Vansant Beryl Barron Robert Robinson SUB-FRESHMEN Colleen Kelley Dennis Revell Ronnie Hamilton Richard Alderman Dickie Lipes Billy Murden Compliments of the CADET OFFICERS CLUB RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of WILDCAT BOOSTER CLUB Boost Russell All The Way Dedicated To Our Departed Buddies For God and country, we associate ourselves together for the- following purposes: To uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States of America; to maintain low and order; to foster and perpetuate 0 one hundred per cent Americanism; to preserve the- memories and incidents of our associations in the Great Wars; to inculote 0 sense of individual obligation to the community, state and nation; to combat the autocrocy of both the classes and the masses; to make right the Master of might; to promote peace and good will on earth; to safe guard and transmit to posterity the principles of justice, freedom and democracy; to consecrote 0nd sanctity our comradeship by our devotion to our mutual helpfulness. EAST POINT AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 51 -1956- BEST WISHES TO ALL RUSSELL GRADS FOR A SUCCESSFUL CHRISTIAN LIFE Be Strong and of Good Courage, be not afraid, Neither be thou dismayed; for the Lord thy God is with thee withersoever thou goest. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH EAST POINT, GA. GEO. 0. KING, Minister THE REBEL CHEF 2280 STEWART AVE., S.W. BON VOYAGE a la class '56 CERCLE FRANCAIS FEDERATED MUTUAL MOO W. Peachtree 81.. N. W. ATLANTA 9. GEORGIA Atlanta Gas Equipment Co., Inc. DONALD M. TOLLESON, President 604 N. Main Street East Point, Go. Specialists in Air Conditioning and Heating Leaders in Gas Appliances RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL BETA CLUB L'mnplimcnts of D. E. WALKER BUILDER Cumplinwnts of JUNIOR CIVITAN The Gamma Chapter CO-ED HI Y Compliments of SENIOR Y-TEENS Compliments of AL E. PEACOCK Minister of CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH COLLEGE PARK, GA. GOODE BROS. POULTRY COMPANY INC. WHOLESALE 822 W. 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