Seminole County High School - Indian Yearbook (Donalsonville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

THE INDIAN ’55 Third Edition SEMINOLE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Donalsonville, Georgia As Librarian, she commands our com- bined affection and respect. With admi- ration for her high ideals, with respect for her cheer, deep thinking, with apprecia- tion for her endless efforts to maintain the highest ideals, all her time and effort to- ward making this annual a success, we affectionately dedicate THE INDIAN of 1955 to MRS. LAURIE B. CLARKE. INDIAN STAFF In days to come we hope that this book will grow in value. Many years from now you will leaf through this 1955 annual and recall various experiences in high school. Many of them will be brought to life by the sight of an old friend's face. We on the annual staff sincerely hope that the 1955 INDIAN will help you relive your high school days. May it bring you joy in the future. We also hope that it will bind you closer to your present friends that they may not be forgotten later on. We would like to thank all the faculty, students, and friends who helped us to make this book possible. AMELIA WHITTAKER Editor Seated: Jan Harrell, Lanell Peters, Ed Alday, Amelia Whittaker. Gloria Roberts, Sara Ann O'Neal, Patsy Harrell, Patricia Williams. Standing: Judy Webb. Cecil Franklin, Mrs. Vic Hickson, Mrs. Laurie Clarke, Miss Alma Adams, Harriet Baxley, Jean Bridges. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING ADMINISTRATION We wish to thank our Administrators for their ever-present interest and leadership during our high school years. What they have done in our behalf will serve as an inspiration for us to strive toward even greater achievements in the future. J. B. JENKINS, M.A. Principal N. P. MALCOM, B.S. Superintendent Board of Education W. O. GREENE J. S. ADAMS C. D. THOMAS J. M. HUNTER T. A. DRAKE, Chairman FACULTY ANN T. SMITH, A.B. Eleventh and Twelfth English ADDIET. BRIGHAM, A.B. Eighth and Ninth English RUBY ROBERSON, A.B. Eighth and Tenth English BRUCE BAKER, B.S.A. Agriculture C. W. SMITH, B.S.A. Agriculture VIC C. HICKSON, B.S. Home Making LAURIE B. CLARKE, A.B. Librarian JACQUELYN KEITH, A.B. Commercial G. T. BENNETT, B.S. Band RYLE TATUM, B.S. Physical Education and Basketball GENE CHANDLER, A.B. Physical Education and Football FACULTY MARGARET CROFT, B.S. Social Science BEULAH L. SESSIONS. A.B. Reading FRANCES W. SMITH. M.A. Science PATRICIA PEEBLES. A.B. Mathematics and Science ALMA ADAMS, B.S. Mathematics CATHERINE TRULOCK, A.B. Mathematics and Latin J daSSeS Reporter..............BARBARA NELL ROSS Vice President- - - - HAROLD JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer--------JAN HARRELL President.............RUDOLPH MCDONALD «0 LARRY EUGENE BATCHELOR Cutest FFA 4; 4-H Club 1. HARRIET BAXLEY Cutest FHA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Indian Staff 1; Snapshot Editor; Glee Club 1; Band 1; Assistant Drum Majorette 1. C. P. BROOKS FFA 4; 4-H Club 1; Football 4. ALVIN BULLOCK FFA Treasurer 4; 4-H Club 1. JOAN ARD FHA 4; Basketball 3. WILLIE BARRENTINE FFA 4. JEAN BRIDGES Most Beautiful FHA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Indian Staff 1; Typing Editor 1; 4-H Club 2; Basketball 2. AMELIA BROOKINS Most Courteous Freshman Reporter; Sophomore President; Junior Reporter; FHA 3; Rep. 1; Library Club 1; President 1; Glee Club 1; Indian Staff 1; Editor 1. STEVE BUSH Best All-round FFA 4; 4-H Club 1; Basketball 4; Football 4; Co- Captain 1; Track 2; (FFA and School). BILLY RAY BUTLER FFA 4; 4-H Club 1; Basketball 1; FFA; (Field and Track) 1. AL CLAYTON Most Athletic Football 4; Captain 1; FFA 4; 4-H Club 1; Sophomore Secretary and Treasurer. CARLTON CROOM FFA 4; Secretary 1. r twU EUGENE CARROLL Freshman Reporter; Sophomore Reporter; FFA 3. BARBARA CAUDILL Entered 51 Dramatic Club 1; Library Club 1; FHA 1. GLADYS CUNNINGHAM Dramatic Club 1; FHA 3. JOHN FRANK DAWSON 4-H Club 1; FFA 3. CECIL FRANKLIN, JR. Mister SCHS Sophomore Vice President; FFA 1; Football 1; Indian Staff 1; Art Editor. HERBERT GOLDEN Football 1; Basketball 1; FFA 1. PATRICIA FAIRCLOTH Most Intellectual Indian Staff 1; Assistant Editor 1; FHA 1. SABRA ANN FAIRCLOTH Science Club 1; Glee Club 1; FHA 3. JACK HALL Most Handsome Youth Delegate 1; Chaplain Summer 1; Dramatic Club 2; District Play 1; 4-H Club 2; FFA 1; Hi-Y 4; Band 3; Glee Club 1. JAN HARRELL Best All-round FHA 2; 4-H Club 2; Secretary and Treasurer 1; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Reporter 1; Indian Staff 2; Sports Editor 1; Superlative Editor 1; Basketball 4; Captain 1. BLONNIE HATCHER Basketball 3; 4-H Club 4; FHA 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. BILL HORNE Football 4; FFA 4; Vice President 1; Basketball 1. BOBBY HORNE Library Club 1; FFA 4. JIMMY HORNSBY Friendliest Basketball 1; Dramatic Club 1; Hi-Y 1; FFA 3; 4-H Club 1. RUDOLPH MCDONALD Most Likely To Succeed Sophomore Vice President; Junior Secretary and Treasurer; Senior President; FFA 4; Treasurer 1; President 1; Basketball 1; Dramatic Club 1; District Play 1. EDWARD MIDDLETON Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 1; FFA 4; Reporter 1. HAROLD JOHNSON Most Courteous Senior Vice President; Band 3; Hi-Y 2; Treasurer 1; 4-H Club 2; FFA 4. LENA KIDD GENE MURKISON FFA 4. LOUNONA MILLER Most Athletic Basketball 4; 4-H Club 1. FRED PARKER MARTHA RICKS Entered 53 Most Likely To Succeed FHA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2. GLORIA ROBERTS Miss SCHS Junior President; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Vice President 1; Indian Staff 1; Business Manager I; Glee Club 1; Band 1; Majorette 1. KENNETH WILLIAMS Most Intellectual FFA 4; President 1. PHILIP YARBROUGH Football 2; FFA 4; Glee Club 1. BETTY PORTER Entered 54 BARBARA ROSS Friendliest Freshman Reporter; Sophomore Vice President; Senior Reporter; FHA 4; President 1. HELEN SMITH FHA 2; Library Club 2; Glee Club 1. Hi-Y 3; Treasurer 1; Secretary 1; Delegate 1; Dramatics Club 1; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1; Band 2; Basketball 4. U ELEANOR PARKER Tri-Hi-Y 3; 4-H Club 3; FHA 4; Dramatic Club 1. LOWELL YEARTA FFA 3; 4-H Club 1. Youth on Trial sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Seniors examining rings Decorating for Jr.-Sr. Banquet F.H. A. chapel program JUNIORS CECIL SMITH. President; DOROTHY HARRELL. Vice President; JEAN TYLER, Secretary-Treasurer; ELOYCE FAIRCLOTH, Reporter. Top row: Ed Alday, Wayne Ard, Juliette Ausley, Betty Jo Barber, Bruce Barber. Bottom row: Phyllis Barrentine, William Barrentine, James Blair, Audrey Braswell, Walla Capps. Top row: Harbor Chance, Max Cheshire, Jean Childree, Irene Cowart, Earl Crockett. Bottom row: Gaylord Cummings, Donnell Faircloth, Eloyce Faircloth, Espy Gray, Dorothy Harrell. Top row: Patsy Harrell, Bobby Helms, Kenneth Hill, Shirley Home, Pat Hornsby. Bottom row: Faye Jenkins, Leroy Johnson, Helon Jones, Ann King, Berkley Lisenby. AVAILABLE Top row: Dan McCrackin, Felix McNeese, Gene Middleton, Ralph Moody, Ralph Odom. Bottom row: Sara Ann O'Neal, Willie Parker, Freddy Rathel, Walter Rathel, Frances Rich. Top row: Betty Ann Roberts, Lanette Roberts, Philip Robinson, Martha Sanders, Harriet Simpson. Bottom row: Jessie Merle Smith, Cecil Smith, Samuel Smith, Jeanette Storey, Fred Tedder. Top row: Martha Thompson, Delores Trawick, Jean Tyler, Lamar Waddell, Jody Webb. Bottom row: Judy Webb, Jean Whittaker, Myrtle Whittaker, Rudolph Williams, Bobbie Jean Wright. On a Sunday Cooking in Home Ec afternoon Serving at the Jr. -Sr. SOPHOMORES Claudette Adams John Adams Charles A Id ay Jerry Alday Larry Alday Arlene Ard Pam Atkinson Aleatha Ann Baxley Michael Baxter Johnny Ellis Braswell Coleman Brimlow Chris Brookins President Barbara White Vice President Norma Jean Brookins Secretary -T reasurer Chris Brookins Reporter Joanna Hannah v Billy Wayne Chandler Gerald Cheshire Alton Clark Bobbie Jean Cobb Jimmy Conner Albert Cordell Mary Ethel Couliette Carolyn Croom Martha Ann Doster Lowell Drake Bobby Earnest Chalmos Earnest Bonnie Evans Craig Faircloth Royce Ford Lena Merle Granbery Johnny Hill Ruth Hillis Sally Jo Hillis Payton Horne June Hornsby Laverne Hughes Emily Hunter Raydell Ingram Tommy Ingram Barbara Jemigan Norma Jean Johnson Betty Jane Joiner Martha Jones Marijane Lane Fitzhugh Lee Callie Sue Long Thomas Long Faye Loyless Magdalene Marchant Howell Mathis Bennie McDonald R. J. Merkison Grady Miller John D. Miller £5 n I ! f V' ________________________ Jerome Mills A. J. Murkerson Elizabeth Murkison David Odom Jerry Odom Laverne Odom Cherry Kaye Parker Lanell Peters Martha Porter Terry Richardson Dewayne Roberts Raymon Roberts Thelma Roberts Emma Jean Ross Gerald Ross Anna Rose Sessions Elinor Sirmons Bobby Joe Smith Margie Smith Rex Smith Aaron Thompson Smithie Thursby Gail Trawick Juree Trawick Will Trawick Monteen Tyler Barbara White Andy Ray Williams Avo Williams Emily Jane Williams Patricia Williams Vivian Williams FRESHMEN President Willie Hunt Vice President Collie Hill Secretary Jan Brigham Treasurer Elizabeth Adams Reporter Linda Sullivan Elizabeth Adams Emma Jean Akins Benny Alday Carolyn Alday Fannie Alday Marvet Alday Patricia Alday Nettie Doris Ard Bobby Ausley David Barber Kenneth Barber Jan Brigham Helen Brookins Bettie Burke Hazel Burke Annette Carroll Michael Caudill Jeanette Cauliette Kathryn Cross Jackie Davis David Doster Doris Drake Louise Gibson Larry Harrington Curtis Hicks Collie Hill Earl Hillis James E. Horne Philip Hornsby Faye Howell Willie Hunt Eulys Ingram Sylvia Jenkins Charles Jones Billy King Wanda King Geraldine Kirkland Pauline Lee Sue Long Katie Mae McDonald Robert McKeller Leroy McMillan Nelson McMillan Jewell Merkison Eldridge Miller Faye Miller John Drew Miller Faye Murkison Dorothy Ann Parker Garland Parker Patricia Poitivient Gibson Postof) Lamar Preston Rachel Preston Ann Quattlebaum Rita Rathe 1 Arthur Reynolds Charles Roberts Marianne Roberts Martha Sue Roberts Ellene Shellhouse Patsy Smith Willboughby Smith Linda Sullivan Jo Anne Swanner Wilbur Tipton Georgianne Walden Jeanette Whatley Harriet Williams Margaret Williams Charles Barber EIGHTH GRADE Gordon Trawick President Kenneth Waddell Vice President Kaye Stapleton Secretary- Treasurer Jimmy Baxley Reporter Gene Alday Royce Alday Kenneth Armstrong Billy Askew Larry Atkinson Henrietta Barber Sara Barber Sandra Barrentine Lamar Blackburn Beverly Bridges Josephine Brockett Hugh D. Broome Dale Brown Billy Bullock Vera Burke Joe Bush Faye Chambers Johnnie Maude Clark Christine Cowart Glenda Sue Donley Judy Dozier Caryl Dutton Mary Dutton Dockie Earnest Hubert Earnest Jewell Earnest Harrell Elmore Hayden Faircloth Jimmy Faircloth Carolyn Fraiser Tom Glisson Lewis Godby Ray Harlow Sidney Harlow Martha Harrell Vivian Harrison Patricia Herrington Geneva Horne Butch Hornsby Doris Howard Marvan Hughes Bert Ingram Jean Ingram Larry Johnson Nellie Kennedy Larry King Mary King Hilda Mirl Kirkland Wayne Kirkland Anne Lewis Ray Lloyd James Locke Annie Carol Long Donald Long Collis McCalvin Floyd McNease Holly McNease Willie Mathis Brenda Miller Wayne Miller Jimmy Minton David Murkinson James North Charlie Odom Jerry Rathel Minter Rathel Gloria Reagan Wilson Roberts Terry Ross Jan Sanders Shirley Settles Ann Shelley Broadus Simpson Levonia Smith Margaret Smith Charles Spooner Charlotte Thomas Wallace Thompson Max Trawick Billy Joe Tumage Joe Tye Mary Ruth Tyler J. W. Warmer Bobbie Ann Weeks Lavenia Whigham Helen White Henry White Emmerdell Whittaker Bonnie Faircloth Pie contest 4 k Mascot with crown F.H.A. initiation rfin Miss S.C.H.S. GLORIA ROBERTS CECIL FRANKUN Best All Round Girl JAN HARRELL w ▼ Best All 'Round Boy STEVE BUSH jF _ Most Beautiful Girl - JEAN BRIDGES Friendliest BARBARA NELL ROSS JIMMY HORNSBY Most Courteous AMELIA BROOKINS HAROLD JOHNSON ( $’ Cutest HARRIET BAXLEY LARRY BATCHELOR Most Athletic LOUNANA MILLER AL CLAYTON FOOTBALL AL CLAYTON Captain GENE CHANDLER Coach BILL HORNE Co-Captain AL CLAYTON Left Tackle BILL HORNE Fullback JOHNNY HILL FRED TEDDER TERRY RICHARDSON Left End Left Guard Center FRED PARKER KENNETH HILL ROBERT HAWKINS Right Guard Right Tackle Right End JIMMY CANNON PHILIP ROBINSON C. P. BROOKS Quarterback Halfback Halfback Top row: A1 Clayton, Collie Hill, Bill Horne, Bobby Helms, Gaylord Cummings, Michael Caudill, Earl Crockett, Arthur Reynolds, Johnny Hill, Gerald Ross, Coach Chandler. Second row; Robert Hawkins, Fred Parker, Terry Richardson, C. P. Brooks, Kenneth Hill. Third row: Fitzhugh Lee, Robert McKeller, Jimmy Cannon, Phillip Robinson, Fred Tedder, Payton Horne. When the Great Scorer Comes to Write Against Your Name, He Writes Not That You Won or Lost, But How You Played the Game Could have been written for our team. While we can not boast of games won, we are extremely proud of our record of clean play. 9 y � i Backfield: Philip Robinson, Bill Horne, C. P. Brooks, Jimmy Cannon. Line Men Robert Hawkins, Kenneth Hill, Fred Parker, Terry Richardson, Fred Tedder, A1 Clayton, Johnny Hill. BAND Our band was organized in 1951. During this time it has grown until it is now composed of fifty- one members. This year, under the direction of our band director, Mr. Bennett, a glee club has been organized. Already it has presented several programs. GLEE CLUB CHEERLEADERS: Helon Jones, Sara Ann O'Neal, Bobbie Jean Cobb, Jody Webb, Judy Webb, and Mascot, Judy Sullivan. FAYE JENKINS Guard LOUNONA MILLER Guard BARBARA WHITE Guard JAN HARRELL Forward FRANCES RICH Forward NORMA BROOKINS Forward The best team we have ever had— superb in desire, fight and the will to win. JAN HARRELL - FRANCES RICH - N. P. MALCOM Captain Co-Captain Coach Kneeling: Norma Brookins, Frances Rich, Jan Harrell, Faye Jenkins, Lounona Miller, Barbara White. Standing: Juree Trawick, Patsy Harrell, Coach N. P. Malcom, Sue Long, Joanna Hannah, Jo Ann Swanner, Rachel Pres- ton, Dorothy Harrell, Helen Brookins, Faye Miller, Pat Hornsby, Delores Trawick, Harriett Simpson, Walla Capps. Seminole-54 Seminole-53 Seminole-78 Seminole-80 Seminole-75 Seminole-61 Seminole-61 Seminole-53 Seminole-65 Seminole-50 Seminole-50 Seminole-67 Seminole-62 Seminole-62 Seminole-56 Seminole-81 Seminole-67 Seminole-57 Seminole-78 Seminole — Seminole ___ Seminole ___ Seminole ___ Seminole ___ Seminole ___ Seminole ___ Whigham- 19 Damascus • 28 Whigham- 36 Arlington- 34 Edison 27 Colquitt- - 37 Pelham- - 41 Blakely- - 38 Newton- - 60 Morgan- - 20 Sylvester- 36 Dawson- - 49 Cairo- - - 34 Camilla - 28 Sylvester- 24 Newton- - 56 Morgan- - 45 Albany- - 25 Colquitt- - - - 48 Pelham ___ Camilla _____ Edison - Cairo ____ Arlington — Blakely — Damascus WILL TRAWICK Guard ALTON CLARK Guard ANDY RAY WILLIAMS Forward PHILIP YARBROUGH Center On the opening day of practice thirty-three candidates re- ported for practice. Two seniors, five juniors,seven sophomores, and four freshmen were selected to compose this year’s squad. The loss of three starters from last year’s team that was defeated in the district semi-finals was an early season handi- cap. This plagued the team until die sophomores gained poise with game experience. The team has shown such pro- gress that they are now rated as a strong contender for the district title. PHILIP YARBROUGH RYLE TATUM WILL TRAWICK Captain Coach Co-Captain CHRIS BROOKINS Guard Kneeling: Alton Clark, Will Trawick, Philip Yarbrough, Chris Brookins, Andy Williams. Standing: Willie Hunt, Johnnie Hill, William Barrentine, Steve Bush, John Drew Miller, A1 Cordell, Freddy Rathel, Kenneth Hill, Fred Tedder, Terry Richardson, Lamar Wadell, Coach Ryle Tatum, Robert Mc- Keller. President- - -- -- -- -- - Kenneth Williams Vice President- - -- -- -- -- -- Bill Home Secretary---------- Carlton Crooms Treasurer------------_-------- Alvin Bullock Rep.--------------------------- -Steve Bush Sponsors-------------- -Mr. Baker, Mr. Smith Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve COLORS National Blue and Corn Gold Our F. F. A. was organized in 1937 and now has a membership of more than one hundred, and seventeen Honorary Members. Active membership consists of three grades: Green Hand, Junior Farmer and Georgia Planters. The fourth Degree is the American Farmer, A National Degree. It has fifty Georgia Planters and five American Farmers. The chapter has ranked among the top ten in the District for the past five years. Chapter members have been winners in several state, local, and district contests. F.H.A. President- --------- Vice President- — Secretary-Treasurer Rep.--------------- Sponsor------------- - - - Barbara Ross - - - - Jody Webb • - - Pat Hornsby ------Jean Tyler Mrs. Vic Hickson Toward New Horizons Our F.H.A. was organized in 1946. Since that time it has been an active part of our school life. It has also taken part in the various district and state activities. One progresses in F.H.A. work by degrees. This year twenty members are trying for Junior Homemakers Degree and two for Chapter Homemakers Degree. Wholesome individual and group recreation is provided by regular recreational meetings and State Camps. % S COLORS Red and White FLOWER Red Rose President------------------Cherry Parker Girls' Vice President— Delores Trawick Boys' Vice President- - - - Max Trawick Secretary-------------Georgianne Walden Rep. - -- -- -- -- -- - Hugh Broome Sponsors- - - - - Miss Wilson, Mr. Hall The purpose of 4-H Club is to Make the Best Better through better methods of home economics and agriculture. The 4-H Club, now composed of sixty- five members, has been organized for a number of years. Its members have been active in many district and state contests during this time. President- --- - Jody Webb Vice President- ------Gloria Roberts Secretary- —----------- Dorothy Harrell Treasurer- ----- Patricia Williams Reporter----------- cherry Parker Sponsor- Miss Trulock The purpose of Tri-Ht-Y is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The Tri-Hi-Y is a Y.M.C.A. organization for high school girls. It is one of the oldest and most active clubs on our campus. Members are encouraged to develop diem selves in Spirit, Mind and Body” and to serve the Home, Church and School. Code: To build a better world. Ready I must be In the place where love doth find me Holding fast-yet pushing on Into glorious adventure You-and I-and God President- - - Vice President- Secretary- - - Treasurer----- Sponsor------- - Earl Crockett - - - Jack Hall - - - Ed Alday Harold Johnson -C. W. PURPOSE: To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The Junior Tri-Hi-Y was organized last year by our senior club. It now has around twenty members. The club emphasizes the importance of the home, school and church. LIBRARY CLUB Norma Jean Johnson, President; Avo Williams, Vice President; Judy Webb, Treasurer; Jody Webb, Rep. and District Vice President; Nonteen Tyler, Histo- rian; Laurie Clarke, Sponsor. Filing Cards in Catalog Norma Jean Johnson, Judy Webb, Monteen Tyler, Avo Williams. Placing Newspapers Laveme Odom, Elinor Sirmons, Yvette Helms, (Not shown; Jeannette Couliette). Our library club was organized in 1951. Several of our members have been awarded state certifi- cates for their work in the library. The purpose of our club is to promote better understanding of the uses of the library throughout the school. Preparing New Books Marijane Lane, Cherry Parker, June Hornsby, Lanell Peters. Shelving Books Helen Smith, Jody Webb, Shirley Horne, Barbara Caudill. Cecil Franklin, Art Editor; Jean Bridges, Typing Editor. Judy Webb, Photography Editor; Harriet Baxley, Snapshot Editor; Jan Harrell, Feature Editor. Billy Richardson Photographer Gloria Roberts, Business Manager; Sara Ann O'Neal, Assistant Business Manager. LUNCHROOM DIRECTORS Mrs. Collie Hill, Mrs. George Walden Mrs. Nettie Youmans, Mrs. Ellie Clarke All have a job to do and these do theirs well. BUS DRIVERS Kneeling: Messrs. J. L. Owens, S. C. Clayton. Standing: Messrs. L. A. Dykes, Alvin Thomas, J. A Home, C. L. Baker, Calvin McDaniel, H. L. Sharber, L. P. Cheshire. Parent OBJECTS OF THE PARENTS AND TEACHERS We strive. . . To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and you . To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. 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