South Fulton High School - Lion Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

DUBlIShGO By south Fulton hIGh school EASE pomt, GEORGIA lionewono 9When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too, The memory of the past will stay And half 0er joys reneuf, 9111100196 The joys of reflection are too often denied, too often ignored in the rush of modern 1iving. It is hoped that this pictoriaI compilation will call to mind the happy moments of days now past and renew in the reader the ambitions, hopes and aspirations of youth. We salute the classes 01 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958 in this7 the initial yearbook of South Fulton High School. 114 mmfs real possession is his memory. In, nothing else is he rich, in, nothing else is he poor? 9Alexander Smith ,. 9... , Kali: 19TH $3? 5.3. e3... i .. I ,a' :v3 2 ; a. .1 2 Wis. :9: 7 1. . t4vn t $2; .uA 413 ? Ly. .H . 3:. s 5 3t, . .233; o s. 3 km 5 a OEOICAU on We dedicate our first year book to our retired supervisor, Miss Maggie L. Perry. A native Georgian. Miss Perry received her formal training at Spelman College and Atlanta University. She has unquestionably established herself in the hearts of many as a humanitarian; During her years of faithful service our school achieved com- mendable progress. Her keen sense of understanding and working with the problems of the school system caused the students to look upon her, not merely as a person who came to observe them, but as a friend who saw their deserved needs as well as their shortcomings, and tried to provide for improvements accordingly. Miss Perrfs years of unselfish toil qmve proven symbolic of her inner beauty? She typifiw for us the poetic facts that Beauty 0f soul and spiriH ,, is indeed its own excuse for being. She Will long be remembered for her quiet perseverance and integ- rity. e gnu . a..a:mw $ Elbert Lightner Editar REHECUOH NO PICTURE Charlsee Hickson Nellie Jams Julian Biggs Clifford Price Seated : Wright. Standing: ADVISORy Stan Mr. Franklin L. Blackmon, ML Hillard Glover, Mrs. Tommy L. Mrs. Alice H. VVashjngton, Mr. G. Pedro Roberts. tration nis mi m, 1 d d 7 AAdministration 52:? '3 . we M4? 3. r w .133, .. ., '3. .- ai'a 3'? M u.- - .a ,4 .3 9 char ' k. '9 9w - 9 .m- Kw: . ng?30933g2: $533? $2 fix 4 r $ W ,3 . n a' .85? i; i. .a' n: 4.? a u ,8 k A 5 394g $gfsi T5. , w e g5. '3 ywk'i n. a a?! ,4. r .'.-'.r $335K wag... u 112w , a av :3;.? a . . k 51:9 9 dunmu .szrmag. DR. PAUL D. WEST Superintendent, Fulton County Schools 8 23+. .13. 533, : if t; 8. 1115 be; Tim :3 MR. DOUGLAS MC RAE Assistant Superintendent Fulton County Schools I3 g.,. :;-:-. MRS. A. CATHERYN JOHNSON 9 Instructional Supervisor Fulton Caunty Sclzoo v w:; 13:. i. oun pnlnclpal FRANK SHERIDAN MC CLARIN AB. Morris Brown MA. Atlanta University A man with ability for planninrr. He is acknowledged as a competent ad- ministrator. His aspirations for South Fulton are ever high and his understanding and listening ear for the problems of the student body causes students to look upon him as their specialty. He is one upon whom we can always depend. We salute - Mr. McClarin. Assistant PrincipalaMISS LUCILLE SELEANA HARRIS A11 individual with ision, initiative and foresight-Miss Harris has indeed the humanitarian spirit. She is posiLive with the student body and is definitely respected for same. With the weHare of the students at heart, she is not tolerant of discourtesy and very capably directs the affairs of Soulh Fulton when our prin- cipal is fulfilling duties elsewhere. May we ever live up to her expectations of us. MR. CLARENCE 0. BROWN, the counselor at South Fulton High, is a man with kind under- standing. We the students look upon him as a dear friend who lends a listening ear to our prob- lems. We are proud to have Mr. Brown as our counselor. oun Faculty NH . JAMES ABMMS MR. FRANK L. MR. C. 0. BROWN MRS. JOYCE B. 'hysicdl Education I BLACKBIION Counselor CHAMBLEE Mathematics Science Hay: MRS. B, R. CHRISTIAN MISS CARRIE L. MRS RUBYE F. DHYE Satin! Studies CLEMENTS a Business Eduralion Lib ran'an '3. .s . MRS. HELEN M. ELDER MRS. D. 3L EVANS MR. WILLIAM GILBERT French Hanw Eronnmit's Chairman. Serial StuJiFs DPpartmt'nt NO PICTURE MRS. Q. V. DIXON English MR. HILLIAKD D. CLOVER Chairman, English Department MRS. MA DELYN G. GOLJGHTLY Chaimzdn, :lhzthemulics Department MRS. ELIZABETH A. BILL English 1. HENRY T. JONES MR, WILLIAM S. LUCAS English MuthemaliCs NO PICTURE MR E. M. HUNTER Conch, Physiral Education MRS. RUTH Z. LUMPKIN English MR. JOHNNIE JACKSON English MR E. WILLIAM LUMPKIN Band, Music MR. Wl-LBERT MRS. GERALDINE W. MRS. A. M. NELSON MR. C. PEDRO ROBER' MC LENDON MOORE Chairman, Physical Art Mathematics Music Education Department NO PICTURE MR. ISAAC NEWTON MRS. 1L JORDAN SCOTT MR. VIRGIL M. SCOTT MRS. SARAH P. STA ROBINSON Home Economics Science Chairman, BIISinFSS Ellucatiunv Dcpartmer Social Studies 3a; 233:5; IVIR. W. B. THOMAS Industrial Arts MRS. MAMIE M. THORPE Social Sluzlics MISS T. L. WRIGHT MISS ANNE F. WYNN English Chairman, Home Economics Department m. MRS. ALICE H. WASHI N CTON English MR. C. W. WHITAKER Chairman, Scien Ce Depurtmz'nt lunch time x- .m - H .mm, m IV. mmmunw vanguawm . .. This time of the day is always welcome at our school because we can see our friends and enjoy the delicious meals prepared by our capable kitchen staff. catetema '5th 'I7 143'- President ,, ,,,,,,,,, WWW ,,,,, Clifford Burnett 'Vice-Prcsizlenz V, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Elmer Lighmer Secretary . H W W W ,,,,,,,, ,- ,, -,;, VIaz'ion Cantrell Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J J VJ - Gloria McMicheaI Business Manager ,, W- J ,,,,,,,,,,,, Robert Burks Reparter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Linda Cofield senlon class ARNOLD, VIRGINIA BALLARD, CHRISTINE Chn'f Chorus ASKEW. GRIFFIN Want, Chorus, President of the School Bank, F.B.L.A , Basketball team. BARNETT, IAMAR DJ3 Football team. BAILEY, EDITH 'Ec1in Girr! Basketball team. BEAVERS, KATIE mKinf Chorus, Y-Teens. 5 3'32 2? 3:11 . 3 NO PICTURE BELL, M ELVIN Caz Marf Football, Baseball, Chorus. BERRY, MATTE Little Bita Y-Teens, F.B,L.A., Band. BODDIE, SALLY Franccs' Basketball Team, F.B.L.A. BOWENS, GRACE I BOLTON, RUTH MAE ' Yugie BRADY, CONSTANCE Pater Pan Slag. Jean? K N0 ? PICTURE 20 NO PICTURE BURKS, ROBERT LEE BRIDGES, RONALD BRYANT, ANNIE Vial: 12 mp 74,8? VIurnpu Chorus, Basketball, Football. BURNETT, GEORGE CLIFFORD 3110 Su CANTRELL, MARION p CANTRELL, ELIZABETH RM ff ,, Chorus, Football. Baseball, Presi- uni, u m dent of Lhe Swim Class, Senior Chorus, Y'vTeens, Bank-leer, Fire Chums, String Ensemble. Inspector. Editor. CLEMONS, IDA BELL nTebiE, Chorus. CULBREATH, J OHN W. COCHRAN, ROSETTA 1Y 1m YUJLD Basketball, Chorus, Board of D1- rectors. DOANES, JAMES '13harty F.B.L A. COFI'ELD, LINDA uLynnv F.B.L.A., Chorus, School Reporter. DOMINECK, KATIE K KalC FARMER, BETTY FARMER, WILLIE B. FREEMAN, DELORES VJreamy Eyes The g? 'iDea Slug. Clmrus. Chorus. Chorus. Y-Tceus. Majorelte, Senior Editor. FREElIAN, MARGRET HARRIS, CELABLES HAYNES, VIVIAN Spumik' xSonny Ir. Wiiu Chorus, Slag. Basketball. Chorus, F.B.L.A. Chorus, Y-Teen. NO PICTURE NO PICTURE HEARN, HAROLD HENDERSON, DAVID HICHTOWER, WILLIE J. HFireball 'Topeyi, 'Charlie Band, Football, Chorus. HILL, CONRAD HTLL, SYLVIA HINDSMAN, EUGENE Connie Sweetie, L0ngie Football, Basketball, Band. F.B.L.A., Chorus, Patrol. Basketball team. HINDSMAN, LESTER JACKSON, THOMAS . m 5rld..:$.n. . . . . . - u .. m n. 3 ,mw. .. o '? Ma ;..;:. .,,..: 54:... : HURD, PATRICIANNE HOOD, RUTH 'Raoster,, Pat Chorus, Band, Y-Teen. Bank-Tell- BL JONES, ALFRED Lefty , JONES, EVELYN LenaW F .B.L.A., Band. KIRKSEY, BARBARA :anbu .Miss South Fulton. LICHTNER, ELBERT GPraal Band, Patrol, Editor of the Year- bunk. Chorus. Chorus. KIRKSEY, J ENELL uJann LINDLEY, KATIE LittIe Bifx LEMONS, ELMER .KEdy. 553 h: u: LOVETT. BENNIE nJuice Chorus, Basketball, FooLball: Bank- Teller. LUCEAR, BARBARA MA ONE, RAYMOND Bolf' :Tmzlc Football, Band, Chorus. IVIC BRIDE, DOROTHY BIAIHIS CARL 1705 :0, Band, F B.L.A , Y-Teens. MANTS, OTELIA Tillie B10330 ? MC CAULEY. JOHN NO PICTURE MC MICHEAL, GLORIA Kala F.B.L.A., Baud, Y-TeeJL PARKS, EUGENIA :teneu Basketball team. MILN'ER, ALVIN 81F PERKINS, NIARIAN Hartense: Chorus, Slag. MOSLEY, M l RIAM C7001? Senior Editor, Board of Directors, Chorus, Cheerleader, Bank Cashier. PITTS, CURTIS 'Iimsey' Chorus, Senior Editor. N0 PICI'URE HAINEY, LOVETT RIDLEY, CHARLESTON RIDLEY, EUGENE dSputnik Park Chums, RBLA. ROBERTS, JOANN ROWE, BETTY SHOCKLEY, BLONDELL c110 B Btu Vi 1mg Chorus, String Ensemble, Slag. Chorus. Chorus, String Ensemble, F.B.I..A. Band. SLAUGHTER, GRACE THOMAS GEORGE qu STOREY, VELMA Sucek $ Chorus, Basketball, Majorette. THOMPSON, WILLIAM Viiclf NO PICTURE TALLEY, ERNESTINE T inf Band. Band. THORNHILL, GUS, IR. uRedu THORNTON, HENRY WESHIORELAND, EMMA WESTMORELAND, MARY Whark LuCy : Memma,' Chorus. WHITE, DARLENE WHITE, WULLIAM WHITAKER, JEANETTE aFat-so Whip Mnrgie Chorus,F.B.L.A. F.BL.A., Basketball, Baseball, Patrol. WILLIAMS, JOSEPHLN E WILLOUGHBY, JESSE WRIGHT, CATHERINE Vt? Chorusv Cutty Chorus, Slag. Chorus, Bank-Teller, Co-Editor 0f Yearbook, Majorelte, Score Keeper. WRIGHT, CAROLYN EBERHART, SHIRLEY MC FARLIN, VERDELL 15115:;W Beany Vertj, Chorus, YvTeen, Majorette, Patrol. Chorus. Safety Patrol, Chorus. NO PICTURE Arnold Clifford Burnett Elizabeth Cantrell BOBBY JACK THOMF'SON Marian Cantrell Vivian HEYMS Willie Highmwer Patricianne Hind Katie Lindley Miriam Mosely Tina and Katie Talley Mattie Berry Elmer Lemons and Gus Thornhill Delores F reeman 33 CLASS Wlll We, the members of the Senior Class of 1958. do hereby declare our last will and teslament. Ionell Kirksey wills her typewriter to anyone who thinks he can make as many errors as she. Marion Perkins. wills her lovely voice to Nancy Strong. Ernestine Talley wills her saxophone to Ronald Sims and her Band suit to Leon Hightower. Bohhy Jack Thompson wills his sense of humor to Johnny Moore, who needs it hadiy. Grace Bowens wills to Shirley Oden her position as being the best dressed girl. Sallie Bodliie wills her haskelball uniform to Mamie McCrary and lo hnld the job as she did. Conrad Hill wills his football uniform No. 28 to Nathiniel Wright VVilIiam While wills his mimeograph work to Roberta Thornton and also his love. Margaret Freeman wills her job as a slag lo Lugenia Beasley. Annie Bryant wills her typewriter to Bobbie Battle. Lester Hindsman wills his football suit. algebra hook. locket and his charm to Toby Stanley. Joseph C. Burley wills his knowledge, font- baH suit and romantic ability to his younger brother. Walter Hurley. Gus Thornhill wills his drums to Adolph Ponder and his rhythm to Annell Harris. Ruth Hood wills. her Human Relationship hook to anyone who keeps neat and likes to read. Melvin Bell wills his football jersey, No 46, to Charles Cleveland. Thomas Jackson wills his hasehall uniform, N0. 18, to Harold Cleveland. Oteha Mants wills her seal in Mr. Cloveris room to anyone Who has lhe brain to uphold it in the Engiish class. Eugene Hindsman wins his baseball and basketball uniforms to Henry White and his football uniform to Leon Wright. Christine Ballard wills her ability of getting her lesson to her sister Barbara. Barbara Lucear wills her job of serving on the steam tahle to Edna West Elizabeth Cantrell wills her High pitched voice to Carolyn Wright. George Thomas wills his baritone voice to Thnmas Westbrook. Katie Mae Beavers wills her ability to sew and her shapely hips to her niece. Marie Beavers. Gloria McMicheaI wills her fine playing of lhe Clarinet t0 Jeanett Turner. Catherine Wright Wills her majorette suit to anyone who can do the job. Most of all, she would like to see AnneH Harris as one of our leaders. And also wills her job as Co-Editor of the year book to Jerry Byrd. Delores Freeman wills her voice to Evelyn Lovelace and her Majorette suit In Willie Mae Jackson. iTiood Luck Girls? Carolyn Wright wills her Majorette suit. voice to Defferia Thomas. hoping she will make a success with both duringr her senior year. Sylvia Hill wills her fine hips to Mary Lindley who doesnit need them. Marion Cantrell wills her R. C. Allen type- writer to anyone who can type up to 80 words per minute. Elbert Lightner wills his ability to play the saxophone to Louis Wanigan and his Editoras job of the Year book to Rolland Brady. Evelyn Jones wills her ability to type to Bernice Windfield. Patricia Hurd wills her musical ahility to any capahle music student. Darlene White wills her knowledge of biology to someone who takes biology from Mr. Whitaker. Edith Bailey wills her Business Training Book to anyone who understands il. Grace Slaughter Wills her ability to paint to Julian Biggs. Rulhy Bolton wills her alto voice to her sister, Edwena and hopes that she will stay in tune better than she. Ida Clemon Wills her seat in the chorus to her brother: Willie Clemon, and her ability to 34 get her lesson to Bobbie Ballard. Mary Westmoreland wills her typewriter to John Langiord who can type better that she. Emma Westmoreland wills her Driver Ed- ucation Book to some deserving person who thinks he can learn to drive, Vivian Haynes wills her seat in Mr. Scams homeroom to any person worthy of it. Katie Domineck wills her typing and shorthanti skill of 100 words per minute to Mariah West. Bennie Lovett wills his football uniform. baseball suit and my charm to my brother. Rudolph Cooper. Virginia Arnold wills her shorthand to anyone who likes it. Willie B. Farmer wills his girl friends to Jimmy King, and all his books hack to South Fulton. Joan Roberts wills her alto voice to Annell Harris. Blondell Shockley wills her violin to Bobby Raineys if he can keep strings on it. Rosetta Cochran wills her hasksthall suit to anyone who can wear it1 and my Chinese eyes to Marian West. Thomas Jackson wills his unifornL glove. and hat lo Charles Cleveland. iiCooI1 Lucky Carl Mathis wills his trombone to Harold Mathis. Mattie Berry wills hei conduct to J. T. York. Betty Farmer Wills her seat in the chorus to any one who is capable of the job. Raymond Malone leaves last personal possession, his favorite hall pass, to Holland Brady. Eugenia Parks wills her basketball suit No, 34. and skill of guarding to Carolyn Brady. Good luck Carolyn. Linda Cofield wills her reporter job to Shirley Oden. Do the joh well Shirley. Charles Harris wills his know-how and ability, to another Noble Count. who is coming up in life. Ronald Bridges wills his homeroom teacher. Mr. Gilbert. to John Harris, James Doanes wills his tniing skill to his sister. Harold Hearn wills his thoughts to Jewell Allen who needs them as much as he did. Miriam Mosley wills her job as Bank Cashier to Nancy Strong and her job as one of the editors of the yearbook to Edna West. Robert Burks wills his basketball and football suits No. 25 and 50, to Leon Wright and his skill of speaking French to anyone who can speak it. Jeanette Whitaker wills her Biology Book to someone who is better than she. Shirley Eherhart wills her shorthand book to Willis Frank Turner to do his best. Josephine Williams wills her ahility to write shorthand to James Wright. Betty Rowe wills her fabulous glasses to a poor junior uho cannot see. Verdell McFarlin. wills her French book to Willis Knox. that her may achieve more that she. Keep up the good work Willis. Barbara Kirksey wills her ability to become iiMiss South Fulton Highii. to Willie Mae Jackson. Dorothy McBride wills her locker tn Marvin Johnson and hopes that he can get more in it than she did. Velma Storey wills her haskethall suit to her sisler. Curtis Pills wills her seat in the chorus to her sister, Frankie and her Physics book to Juanita Wilson. Lamar Barnett wills his football suit to his brother, Charles and his shorthand book to any fool who takes shorthand. Clifford Burnett wills his fuulball jersey. No. 45 to William Woods, and baseball uniform N0. 14 to Charles Wilcoxsnn. Katie Lindiey wills her Physics hook to anyone who can perform a perfect experiment. Elmer Lemons wills his enchantmeut of human Nature and in- teliigent looks to Jimmy King. Griffin Askew wills his ability to he in the chorus five consecutive years to Everette Flanigan. ClASS poem By Katie Mae Beavers Through our years of toil and precious time. With hopeful hearts and dedicated minds. As we think of the years and time spent here. We can only say it was, A Faithful Climb. As time goes by and we go on our way. We shaft give up hope, 1101' from our future plans stray. We will always remember that to succeed it takes time. And the road to success is, A Faith Climb We are going into the world to serve, not to rest. That all might see, South Fulton graduates the best. In the coming years as we age with Father time. We can sincerely say, graduating from South F ulton was a Faithful Climb. The hour of parting is nigh. To you whom we leave behind Work diligently, and do not sigh. If you wish to make the climb. Blessings and all the best Alma Mater and teachers kind7 Yea - we shall travel east and west, Remembering it takes faith to climb. 36 Class song By Barbara Lucear Catherine Wright South Fulton High, we love you very much, But ifs time to leave as even friends must part, Remembering our moments shared so well, Grieves us most deeply as we say fare-well. II Bless you our school, that inspired us to go on, Should misfortune tempt us will not be dismayed, Knowing that from you a firm foundationk laid, Where'ere we go we7ll proudly sing thy Praise. III Farewell clear faculty, and schoolmates true, W ehll neher forget your kindness sincere, Though partingk nigh; Our hearts will remain here, F arewell South F ulton, alma mater, dear. schoolsonq Tell me why the ivy twines Tell me why the stars Jo shine Tell me why the skis so blue Tell me dear South Fulton Why we all love you. B ecause God made the ivy twine B ecause God made the stars to shine Because God made the sky so blue God made South Fulton Thais why we love you. 37 CIASS pnophecy BY Curtis Pitts and Catherine Wright As we gaze into the crystal ball we see South Fulton High in 1970. But My! how it has changed. The student body is 2,500 and the auditorium will now Seat 5,000. The school has been remodeled and now instead of climbing three flights of stairs, the students have escalators tu carry them from floor to floor. We see that it is Homecoming Day at South Fulton. The principal, Griffin Askew. has just finished welcoming the alumni of 358. Everyone except Elbert Lightner. the president of the 13.5.: is present. President Lightner is attending a press conference in France and with him is the First Lady, Katie L. Lindley, and his personal secretary, Josephine Wlilliams. President Lightnefs avocation is fly- ing airplanes. Why thereis everyonegs favorite, Carolyn Wright who has just finished starring in one of Broadwayis greatest musicals. Who is the weLl groomed man sitting in the third row? Oh, ifs that great producer and director from Hollywood, Raymond Malone. Even that great cemedy teami Lester Hindsman III and Lovett Rainy II, is just returning from a world tour. Talking to the coach of South Fulton, Joseph C. Burley, is that great soprano. Marion Perkins and famous tenor Willie P. Hightowen both have just sung at the Metropolitan Opera House. Both have just become world famous. Now arriving is the former Miss South Fulton, Barbara Kirksey, now Miss America wearing 21 gorgeous suit designed by none other than the great Patriciann Hurd. Miss Kirksey is escorted by the Gov. of the Virgin Islands, Benny Lovett. Three beautiful ladies accompanying Miss America are Verdell McFarlin, Barbara Lucear and Linda Coiield, cover girls of the Life and Paris Magazines. During a brief inlermissicn many famous guests are seen such as Robert BurkS. owner of a chain of publishing houses, the members of the Stork Club: Lamar Barnett, Shirley Eberhart. Thomas Henderson, Earnestine Talley5 and Rosetta Cochran, who are enjoying these wonderful Homecoming festivities. Seen together are General Thomas Jackson and his wifeT the famous actress7 Marion Cantrell talking with the great band leader Gus Thornhill Jr. Attention is brought back as novelist Darlene White speaks on behalf nf the alumni, Writing about this wonderful occasion are columnists Velma Storey, Jean Brady and Harold Hearn. There is Katie Beavers, famous artist and her husband, Eugene Hindsman who is head of the Department of Education at Michigan State. We, the Prophets, Curtis Pitts and Catherine Wright, are head doctors at the New York State Medical College. As the band plays the school song the crystal ball grows dark but this great day has brought back many memories. 38 mWO-me MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Curtis Pitts Elbert Lightner mm --I;br-7Um'U:m 1958 MOST TALENTED ' Raymond Malone Catherine Wright 39 +m t mm : '3??? $5.; MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME Barbara Kirksey and Clifford Burnett m ' 1m MOST POPULAR Linda Cofield and Melvin Bell 40 MOST ATHLETIC Euge 'a Parks and Benny Lovett BEST DRESSED Grace Bowens and John Culbreath Junlons President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jimmy King Vice-Prexidem ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Randolph Flagg Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Nancy Strong T reasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Shirley Oder: Business Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jerry Ann Bryd Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cora Bowens Mattie Allen iKSa'hi '9; 3, . 3 4 Betha Arnold Bobbie Battle Franklin Beasley Elsie Bennett Shirley Bennett Henry Blackman Ethel Bolton Cora N. Bowens Rolland Brady James Brookes Mildred Brown Jerry A. Byrd Oscar Cantrell Sarah Carter Charles Clay Charles Cleveland Joyce Corfield Priscilla Coleman LaVem Collins Rudolph Cooper Andy Domineck Carolyn Dupree Melvin Eason Joan Elder Randolph Flagg Louis Flanigan Walter Foster Evalena Freeman William Gates Erma Hayes m: giannm William Hayes Catherine Hickson Ruben Hood Clara Jacobs Ernest Jackson ma; Hr Willie. Jackson Marvin Johnson Robert Jones Shirley Jones Frankie Keepler a . ma' mm, vM' u .7 3, Jun; .41, w' m. Jimmy King VHHie Knox Mary A. Lindley Evelyn Lovelace Mamie McCrary Roy McKisic Willie Martin Robert Nash Kenneth Neal Shirley Oden Florrie Oliver Vanda Oliver Sherry Perkins Jacquelyn Primrose Bobby Rainey Aer; IFS! A4 1439;:Qt9a PM James Rainey Jimmy Redding Lorene Robinson Margret Robinson Wilbert Smith yum 7 Nancy Strong Defferia Thomas Howard Thornton Robena Thornton Gladys Tidwell Raw :1 z; : 8:15 5 .6 Ella R. Trippe Jeanette Turner Edith Stanley Ethel Stokes Claudette Varnell pub am i uaimxfx mm: .- I'..'. ncgwgufw . ' ' a e53- um Edna West Barbara Williams Carolyn Williams Russell W Iingham George Wilson tn'wln'n . . laulx V .uwgu 4'1 : Hum Chrisn'ne Woods Johnny Woods Albert Wright John York ; assemBly pnoqnams m sophomones Carolyn Abercrombie Tommy Adams Clara Arnold Mildred Arnold Mattie Asrin Lougenia Beasley g??? L vr .37 Belly Blackmon Eddie Bowles John Broome Alfonzo Brown Bobby Brown Horace Benneu 1 i! 3:3..9Er? ?'91 FrancPs Brown Vivian Butler Rnhen Canlrell Mattie Clemanls Henry L. Crane Cnpey Davis Henry Dixon W'illie Domjneck Clara 3L Dorsey Jacquelyn Duwdell Irma J. Dyer Larry Elder Raymond Elder Henry Ford Pearce Freeman Fannie LA Cay Harry Gibbs: Jeanette Condson Rebecca Graham Shirley Graves Barbara Hankerson Annell Harris Margaretta HalTis Harry Heath Lamar Henry Oscar Hicks Charlsee Hicksnn Edward Hightower Leon Hightower Barbara Hill Thomas Hill Helen Jackson Joe L. Jones Viola Jones John Langford Willie F. Lee Samuel Lett Geraldine Lumsden Sherman McCanley Earnestine Marshall Jeanette Marlin Shirley Martin Evelyn Miles Richard Montgomery John Moore Lnuvenia Morgan Annie Nash Harold Paige William Palmer Tommie Person Howard Phan' Laine Ponder W'illie H. Price Donald Reyncdds Alfred Ridley Annie P. Ridley Jacquelyn Ridley Carrie Robinson Hershel Robinson James Robinson Barbara Rowe Nellie R. Sharp Rosa Shropshire Matlew Sims Ronald W. Sims Milton Storey Gloria J, Swanson Katie Talley Louis Talley Larry Taylor Bobby Tellers Marion Thomas Annie 3 Tucker Willie Turner Willie M. Walker Mamie I Walton Mariah West Willie Westmoreland 1 a 3633. V s L En awwwmamwr. . L bkav? b ?m?qu i1 . , . iwuw . a u um Verna; $13.5. V. m s m S ems mmmu .mm. t 1 t Whhwwm Wummwrn .nm K7 dwwmew .mw: W WV Iwu a mmme ghawwu em m1 nLemnlrb mmlmwmm Wu n 0 1a 0e DEHVEm MRRRGh kg m 48 Eneshmen ,. Mary Abercrumbie Tummy Allen Eugene Arnold Jessie Arnold Joseph Arnold Freddie Askew Curtis Aikinson Willie K. Bailey Barbara Ballard Nathaniel Banks Annette Barnett Christine Battle Alvin Beavers Katie Beavers Lucile Beavers Marie Beavers Sharon Bowens Marion Bowles Angee L. Bridges Aleria Brown Margaret Brown James Bryant .r Theodore Cantrell g; Annie Clark E Sara Clark : Claudette Cleveland 59 Jacquelyn Cofield Willie Clemons Melvin Crane Jimmy Crawford Martha David Georgia Dill Artvetta Doanes Henry Dorsey Mary Dupree Jerry Dyer Julia Echols Mattie F ambro Joe A. Farley John Farmer Bertha Favors Walter Ferguson Everett Flanigan Stacey Foster Rufus Freeman Albert Gates Sara Gates Dorothy Gay L. Glass Martha Clover Thumas Graham Vivian Green Carolyn Hammonds Frank Harris Patricia Harris Leroy Hart John Hazel 50 Jerry Henry Melinur E. Henry Miriam Hightower Jessie K. Hill Jo Ann Hinton Thomas Huggins Mary Hutcherson Florence Jackson Hauie Jackson Mildred Jackson Bernice Jacobs Ronald Jinks Mary J ohnson William Johnson Cynthia Jones George Jones Marion Junes Nellie A. Jones Sara Jones Columbus Keepler Betty Kendrick Aron Kennehrew Ernest Kennebrew Alvin Knox Kater J. Lewis Ralph Lewis Marshall Lindley Mary McClarin Betty McCoy Benjamin McFarlin Philip Mcstic Ruben Mants Eloise Marshall Daisy Martin Earnestine Mathis Winnie B. Melson Willie Maison Bertha Merritt Willie Mitchell Ralph Morrow Thomas Morrow Anita Neeley Lewis Newson Noah North Earl Oliver Leroy Parks Eugene Parmes Lonnie Pearson Norma Perkins Mary C. Person Willie Pins Mary Pless Robert L. Price Belly Rainey Carclyn Rawsaw Geraldine Bedding James Reeves Elizah Ridley Annie Roberts Christine Robinson Leroy Russell Willie L. Sander Sandra Stokes Dorothy J. Sanford Ethel Vaughans Sarah J . Vamer Eugenia Wynn Oscar Wyatt Sherrolyn Wright Susie Wood are given by our School each year. Junior-Senior Bsmice Windiield Juanita Wilson John Wilson Jimmy Williams Garyon Williams Joan Wilder Frances White Carlene White Arthur L. Wcstmoreland Mary Watts Robert Ware Geneva Ware D. Ward Flon'ie Walthal Robert Walker J ames Turner J ames Tripp Willie Tinch Leroy Tillman Patricia Thurman Barbara Thornton Betty J . Thompson John Thomas Gary Thomas Alvin Thomas Glenn Tenney Ralph Strickland Pauline Strickland Inella Strickland Charris Strickland Amanda Strickland Annie Storey Guy H. Stinchcomb John H. Smith Eugene Smith Donald Smith Douglas Shockley enj oyable dances From 195667 9-. . : 3.: u . a .ua H! c 54?! .zuz . wumnw CLASS Room 4323: ;- amneh , 3 Raw xi: magi: H m $33 a . is First Row: Barbara Barnett. Marvin Barber. Edwina Bolton, Annette Bradfield, Jennene Bradficld. Carolyn Brady. Clinton Brady. William Brokes. Mayo Brown, Barbara Butler. Serum! Ruu': XV E. Calhoun, Willie Calhoun. Larry Cantrell. Harald Comer. Douglas Denham. Ruhm'L Duminezk. Linell Evans, Mary Farmcn Pauline Farmer, Joe L, Fave Third Raw: Bernice Fitzgerald, Harold Foster. Jimmie Gannon. Ann Cay. kaudra Gay, Henry Gibson, WVimth Hale Ju Earnest Hamiltun. Mark Hamilton, Mary Hamilton. Fourth Raw: Janice Harris. Lovell Harris, Charles Hazel, Rehecca Head, Katie Hindsman, Thmnas 15112111165 Irene HooLL Sam Hood, Dannie Hunshy, Willie Howard Fifth va: Ollie Hurslon, Brenda D, Jack m. Brenda J. Jackson. Emma J. Jackson, Henry Jackson, Lenwood Jackson. lda Johnson, Lewis Juhnson, Sandra Johnsom Manuel Keepler. 53 First Row: Martha Lemons, Carolyn Lewis. Jannie Lew' . Donald Long. Johnny Lowe. Willie M. Lowe. Jessie McCauley, Weymund McCauIey, Gladys McCord. Catherine McCranL Joseph Malone. Second Raw: Victor Marshall, Lelia Martin. Robert Matthews, Joan A. Mathis. Freddie Mitchell, Mary Moore, Winfred Morris. Karen Owens. Sarah Parham, Hanie Partridge. Third Row: Willie Pitts, Doralhy Ponder. Hershel Pondexx Shirley Ponder. Richard Powell, Clifford Price. Minnie Price, Teddy Price. George Raven. Leonard Reid. Fourth Raw: James Riley, Eugene Scandrick. Lurelha Sr'andrick. Geneva Sharp5 Willie Spear, Benn; Smith, Robert SmiLh, Mary Tensley, 01a M. Thomas. Willis Tillman Fifth Row: Janice Upshaw, Emma Vinson, Julia Walken George WestV Clara Westmoreland. Edna VVEstmoreIand Barbara Whatley, Mary A. Wilcox, Tommy VVillinms. Charles Wilson. Sixth Raw: Edna Wilson, Diane Wooten, Dormby Wyatt, Annie Zellner, Emma Zellncr. 54 E5153 is L ' ' - . bamejaeam. - 7 , FPh-IH pap: . ,g. , gr. : 17 1952-53: First Row: Laura Oliver, Doris Abercomhie, J oseph Jacobs, Betty J. Jcnes, Catherine Knox. Jean Freeman, Essie Turnipseed. Second Row: Cecil Elder. Edna McKee. Marion Oliver, Rosa L. Swanson. Janie Wilcox. son, Alive Jackson, Thelma Can: Ida Moons, Virginia Merlin, Barbara Cox, 0tha Dupree, Susie Brown. Walter Flemher. Third Raw: Andrew Arnold, Carolyn Martin, Ruth Camp, Mauls, Freddie Hunnicuh, Hattie James, CIiIford Cooper, Jeanette Bridges. Charles Davis, Thodore Hornsby, Eunice Price. Betty Hickson, Helen McKisic, Lizzie Knox, Faurlh Row: Thomas Smith, Elnura Daniel, Bernice McCree, Edward Spear, Dorothy Lindley, Homer Thorn- lnn, Marshall Kemp, James Johnson, Han'y Roberts, Timothy Nichols, James Hickson. 195354: Firs! Row: Evelyn Rjdley. Clon'a E Cay, Mae Frances Neal. Juanita Bryann Lillian Reynolds, Lu Cy Rainey, Dorothy Mauls, Gloria Cay. Luvenia Weldon, Eddie Frances Wilson. Thelma Thorn; hill, Maxine Primrose. Betty Travis, Shirley Mar- lene Greene. Mary C. Huggins, Emily Williams, Hilda E. Cannon Setand Row: Barbara Cox. Evelyn Ivan; Juanita McGuire, Thelma M. White, Annie K. hwx 1 195465: First Raw: Daisy Foster, Joan Honshy, Mary L. Robinson. Juanita Kekh. Aquila Ahercrumbie, Ernestine McMicheal, Carolyn Charlene anree, Barbara Cam, Montgomery. Jeanette Williams. Second Raw: William Camrell, Evalene Berry. Valeria Oliver, Bernice Thomas, Barbara Merritt, Catherine Cofield. Mary Chaney. Nurma Echols. Annie Johnson, Emma XVelmaker. Margret White. Third Raw: Richard Malone, Jim Bridges. Lillie Simon. Adams, Emory Perkins, Joseph Pearsun, Anna Bell, Donald Arnold, Lorene Williams, Hazel Roberts, Rena M. Jones, Edsel Freeman, Dorothy Thomas, Bertha H. Barnes, Henry O'Neal, Albert Jackson. Third Row: Robert Taylor, T homas Moody, Johnny A Mitchell1 Eddie White, Walter Class, Wilher M. Jones. Emanuel Williams, Charles E. Burks, Lindsey Bucket, Arthur Willis, William Class. ,lr' ,' Wti i Carolyn Bmwm Albert Bryant. Ada Early, Rana Hicksun, Eddie McMicheal, Horace Jvhnson, Frank Dnmineck, Livia Strickland, General Brown, Patricia Jnnes Charles Price. Lab Phillips J12, Cussie Moreland. Marie Mauhews, Earnest Lucear, Charles Swanson, Kay Frances Owens, Allen Cay, William Cleveland. Thomas Person. Emmer. son Person. 1955-56 N First Raw, Ltd: to Right: 6. Arnold, L. Lgvalaqg, R. Elder, 5. Miles, M. Brown. R. Talley, BV Lugear, E. Williams, A Milner, R: Richardson, C. Strickland. Semmf Raw: HC Oliver, J. Bemieft, G. Cnllier; G Graves, J. legon, J. Wilson, B. Hm, R. Mants, AV Lo'ng, CV Roberts. Third R0141: E. Shropshire, EC SimmL W. Abbott, M. Mitchell, 11 Culbmajh, E. Wilcuxsun, NL Thomas, C, Irving L. legy, C. Boherta'. Fourth R0741: V. Sims, CC Wilcox- 59m C. Askew, W. Storm: L. Smith, E. SummErs, W. Price, E. Cochran, B. Lang, H. Arnold, C. Bell, E Cox, C. Collier, A. Dames, L, Poole, E. Travis; H. Arnold, H, Madison. E. Robinson. Sixth Row: P. Martini R. Jacksuin, H. Jackson7 T. WillinghamH R. Davis, F. Framhrq, F. Prim- rbse, C. Dollar, G. Stan. 1956-5771P inst Raw, Zeft to Right: E. Beatles, D. Slaughter, J. Strong, D. HuIL E. Harris, EC Clover, D. McKisin; R. McCrolgy, C. Hornsby, J. Hale; C. Brown Second Row: MV Ebgnhart, E. Cquigr, T. Lipscomb, AC Milken L Pring, C. Wright, D, Caldwell, C. Evan's. Third Raw: M. Bridges, B. Miller, J. Price, A, Russell, A. Battle, M. McDaniel, D. Strickland, J. Bowsng. Fourth Row: B. Brown, M. White, M. Smith, R. Whmley, A. Watson; R. Williatils, RC Love, BC Hazel, G. Dixon. Fifth. Row: L Ganett, L. Hill, R. Gay, C. Cmgron, ,1. Woods, J. Walton. I. Whitaker, PA AdamsC Sixth Raw: W. Hill, I. Stokes, J. St'egall, D. DnllaI, J. Flanigan, J. Astin, R. King, N. Watson. Seveuli? Raw: J. Jinks, H. Eherhart, R. Barman. R Faster, W. Freeman, 1'. Arnold, B. Stanley, B. quggomety, R. Nails. WC Garrett, E. Favors. 57 THE CHORUSv-Directed by MRS. G. W. MOORE The South Fulton High School Chorus has become known as one of the leading choral groups in our region, Our chorus has given many memorable Operettas concerts, etc. It is always a treat to hear a program by this group. H.M.S. Pinafore 0peretta MIKADO Operetta ,r. oun Bane g ?3: .23: a3? 3:35? REV. E. W. LUMPKIN, Bandmaster The South Fulton High Band is of great service to the school and t0 the com- munity. Their half- time shows add much to the fun of the football games. SLACS Lougcnia Beasley, B. Freeman, E. Bailey. M. Perkins. C. Williams, E. Lemuns. W, Thompson, J, Roberls, T. Graham, and C. Bowens. onqamzatlons RBLA. Seated: C McMicheaI. W. White. D. White. Slamling: B. Sh 'kley, A Jones S Bennett. L. Cofield. R. Thorn- ton, S Hill. K. Neal. A. NIilner, D. McHrMa W. Jack- snn, S. Boddie, M. Berry, C. Jams, J. Domes, and B, Kirksey. iii 33' ,3 4. '35??? M 3g ..-.o .HuV CHORUS 1957-58 - Firs! Raw: L. Cnfield. M. Fisher, 1. Clements. K. Lindleya F, Askew. A. Ridley, R. Munt- gnmery. E. Thompson, L Hainey, E, Flunigan, JV Manin. F. Brown. I XVileja D Ward, E. Wuslumreland. V. Storey. Spmml Rn A. Harris. J. Roberts. C Ballard, M. Henry, I Byrd, Mosley J, Willnughlwy. W. Domincck. O. VVyan. L. Freeman. B. Thornton .L Williams D. Thomas, D. Freeman, J. Cnfield. Third Rnw: IVL Westmoreland, C. Bedding. J. Whitaker. N. Perki , M. Cantrell, J. WrighL J. Bruomm R, Brady. C. Askew. S. Bowens, K. Talley, EV Stokes. J3, Ballard. E. Hayes, M. Arnoch Fuurtlz Row: R. Bolton. C. Wright. B7 Shockley, V. McFarlin, 60 R. Willingham, K Balletl. J. Kn' Freeman, A. Neely. Burnett. E, Williams. C. Highlower, 8y, M. Hightnwer, M. Watson, 1V1. Fifth Row: E. West. C. Ballard, K. Beaver R Strickland. L. WrigbL H Pharr. M. Bell, C. Harris Wright. B. Farmer. D. WhiteL N Strong. Sixth Row: 5. Hoddie. V. W'hile, C Wright, M. Harris, M. Hutchinson. C, Pins 0. Cantrell, K Flagg W, Knox, B. Lucear, C. Clnvvland, P HlmL D Wilson. M Liudley. Seuenllz Raw: E. Dyer. R JacksmL L. Culli . . Jones, M. Thomas, B, aneu, W. While, S. Hill, F. Balley, Bowens, M. Jones. A June . 1957 TEAMiFirst Row, Left to Right: Harris. Loveu, Price, Buxley. Hill. Foster, Domineck, Woods Dowdell, Brown. Second Row: Burnett. Tillman, Dixon, Cleveland. Wright. Malone, Willis. Farmer, Person: Blackmon, Grier. Third Raw: Coach Abrams, Austin Burks. York, Hindsmzm, Hightower, Flagg, Barnett, Burnett, Bell, Hindsman, Wrigln, Coach Hunter. COACHES Left ta Right: Coaches Abrams, Hunter, Burley. Our coacha are the finest-anywhere. Their excellent guidance and management of our boys have given us many great football teams. LINEMEN: WOODS. LOWE, JTNKS past Eootlsall teams 1956 TEAM: First Row, Left to Right: Griffin, Hill, Person. Burnett, Wuod, Stokes, Willis, Bell, Price. Tillir man, anen. Sectznd Row: Barnem Watson, Dyer, Flagg, Jacobs, Dixon, Wilcoxson, York. Thompson, Burley $a E v 1955 TEAM: First Row: Coach Hunter. Jinks, Burnett. Stokes, Burley. Price, Cm'hran. Pnrson, Garrett, Wilcox; snn. Sunni Row: Starr, Bell, Dyer, Vloods, Jackson, Dullan Grier, Lovell, Lowe, Cleveland Third V .m-wa H w Travis, TEAM: 1954 First Row: Jackson, Cleveland, Dollar, Hill, Montgomery. Second Row: Cox, Merriwealher, McMicheal, Brown, Garreu, Burley. Third Raw: Robin. sun, Barnett, Person, Cay, Hell, Price Travis. Fourth Row: Hightower, Malone, Person Third Raw: Martin, Person, Johnson, Stanley, Jinks, Montgomery, Dollar, Foster, Bar- nett, Lowe, Cooper, Hindsman, Garrett, Whatley, Wright, Stanley. Raw: Coach Burley, Hill, Cox, PooL Madison, Arnold, Bell. Foster, Primrose, Lowe, Montgomery, Barnett, Coach Abrams. V. Scott. Brown, Price, Flagg, Dollar, Primrose, Madison, Arnold, Hill. Hunter. Fifth Row: Watson, Lovelt, Doanes, Stokes, Tysinger, Jacobs, Lowe, Jinks, Woods, 0 Nea1, Poole. First Row: Left In Righ Coach Hunter, J. Jinks, C. Burnett, J. Stokes. J. Barley, R. Price, I E. Cochran, J. Person, . Garrett, C Wilcoxson. Second Row: C. Starr, C. Bell. J. Dyer. J. Woods, C. Jackson, C. Dollar, E. Trawis, E. Crier, B Lovett, C Lowe, H. Cleveland. Standing: Burley, CV Hill, E Cox, L. Poole, H. Madison, Homer Arnold, M. 13811, R. Foster, F. Primrose, R. Lowe, B. Montgomery, K Barnett, Coach Abrams. South Fultonys first football team has perfect record for first year in Class A companion. RECORD OF LIONS FOOTBALL TEAM FOR 1955 Winners Losers PLAYOFFS Lions 13 Price High 0 District LiOnS 13 Greensboro 12 Lions 7 77777777777777777777777 Griffin 6 Lions 21 Griffin 13 Regional Lions 14: Carrollton 0 Lions 14 .................... Fort Valley 7 Lions 26 Rome 0 State A Championship Lions 26 Newman 8 Lions 26 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dasher High 13 Lions Z6 Decatur 6 Lions 7 Mariette 0 South Fulton High Wins State A Championship by 116- Football Banquet honoring the Champions. feeling Dasher High of Valdosta, Georgia, 26-13. Betty Miller gHVIiss South Fulton High 1956-57 Barbara Kirksey Miss Soulh Fulton High 1957-58 Barbara 7, Football from Captain Melvin Bell. Barbara erksey and Attendants Kirksey receiving the Ki 65 qmls' Basketsall Coach A. M. Nelson1 and Most Valuable Player Dorothy McKisic after receiving the Cleve Abhon Memorial Sportsmanship Trophy. past BasketBall teams 1955 STARS: Left to Right: Shirley Mih Veleta Sims, Wilma Abbott, Betty Lucear. 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