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

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The runner-up in each state re- ceives a S500 scholarship, and her school will be given a set of the Encyclopedia Britannica. CAROLYN ABERCROMBIE CAROLYN ABERCROMBIE won first place in the city-wide typewriting contest, sponsored by lota Phi Lambda Sorority. Carolyn is a Sen- ior and a member of the Future Business Lea- ders of America. She typed 56 net words per minute --- 10 deducted for each error. GEORGIA TEACHER ofthe YEAR MISS CARRIE L. CLEMENTS receives the Georgia Teacher of the Year Award for 1959, from Mr. A. J. Martin, Regional Director of Re- gion Ill of the G.T.E.A. Miss Clements was first elected as teacher of the year in her own school, South Fulton High and Fulton County Teacher of the Year. Her being chosen as the Teacher of the Year in the State of Georgia is a signal honor to her school and her region. MR. FRANK S. McCLARlN Principal MR. FRANK S. MCCLARIN has served as Principal of South Fulton Hiqh School for twenty-seven years in addition to five years in other Fulton COUNTY 50110015- He has shown unusual abilities as a leader, and his integrity is a model to those who follow. He is a tireless worker, and specializes in small details. I-Ie is sym- pathetic with every boy and girl in South Fulton, and the unbiased manner which he employs in his relationships with the faculty is highly evident. MR. C. O. BROWN Counselor MISS L. S. HARRIS Assistant Principal It is undeniable that MISS HARRIS' abun- dant capacity for cheerfulness is unusual. In the darkest of situations Miss Harris shines forth with an ebulience of joy. Every boy, girl and teacher at South Fulton think Miss Harris a soaring spirit 4 - - their prime delight. Mika 1 v-...M NIU-4 f wi WG by mining ii I it ,ga h12z.?eWi32g'1fW QW? sh P Qian? mg ii if W 1, 3 'Z Nfl U Zflflli' I ,MK s - W'f9Z.,?s . :...: . ..,.. ,,...4 .,f, . Wwwwe A f fiisagaw 1 Q V it I ..A. 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PEDRO ROBERTS Art MR. I. N. ROBINSON Social Studies MRS. A. P. SCOTT Home Economics MRS. M. M. THORPE Social Studies MISS T. L. WRIGHT English MISS A. E. WYNN Home Economics PICTURES NOT A VAILABLE J. B. CHAMBLEE - Science Q- V. DIXON - English . ELDER - French . EVANS - Home Economics . D. GLOVER - English GOLIGHTLY - Mathematics . A. HILL - English MR. E. HUNTER - Physical Education MR. J. JACKSON - English MR. H. T. JONES - English MR. W. MCLENDON - Science MRS. G. MOORE - Music MRS. A. M. NELSON - Physical Education MR. V. SCOTT -- Science MRS. S. P. STARR - Business Education MR. W. B. THOMAS - Industrial Arts MRS. A. H. WASHINGTON - English MR. C. WHITAKER - Science CLASS HISTORY by: RICHARD D. MOSLEY History is a written record of past events. We know that there is nothing so nostalgic as re- membering the past. During the past years we have come to know each other as brothers and sis- ters, rather than classmates alone. We have been challenged with some of life's toughest problems - financial difficulties, per- sonal problems, obstacles, that at times seemed unsurmountableg but we accepted the supreme challenge and won. The first year was one of greenness and innocence at this great adventure of high school entrance. We loved everyone and eagerly sought to be known and loved by everyone. Several made the honor roll and openly beamed at gaining a little fame and recognition so early in the game. We became affiliated with varied organizations of our school such as the Students Library Association, the F.B.L.A., Chorus and other activities. In our second year, excitement began. We had learned the rules, requirements, and social standards of the school. We worked diligently and tried to make high grades for unit credits. Then there were the sports, Baseball, Basketball and Football. Our present Senior Varsity men are: Harold Cleveland, Earnest Jackson, Roscoe Willis and Turner Burley. Some played the entire four years in high school, some two years, but they all played well in spite of frequently tough opponents. 'Evelyn Miles and Irene Dorsey upheld the girls status in the basketball world. Lugenia Beasley retained a high degree of scholasticism throughout these four years. 'We salute her. Lugenia Beasley and Richard Mosley won first and third prizes respectively in an Essay contest entitled What I Plan to Do to Help My Community . Richard D. Mosley also won a S25 bond for Excellence in Library Service. Many students have left South Fulton and entered into other areas of endeavors. We who are about to embark on the sea of life realize that a Power greater than we, will aid our finding a harbor wherein we might serve. We shall surely never forget our port of embarkation - South Fulton. xl: 41 O gi o 3 P 'a IQ: - 1-. 4 'Z .Wi , sf Q. 1 I A u Left to Right: Seated: Sims, Davis, cmd Price. Standing: Taylor cmd Harris. SENIOR CLASS President ........ ....... .I AMES PRICE Assistant Secretary ........... MARGARITTE HARRIS Vice-President ...... ....... R ONALD SIMS Reporter .... ............. C AROLYN ABERCROMBIE Secretary .................................... COPEY DAVIS Treasurer ............... LARRY TAYLOR SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Left to Right: MRS. MOORE, MR. SCOTT, cmd MR. GILBERT. SENIORS Carol', F.B.L.A., Chorus TOMMIE ADAMS ul uicyn JEWELL ALLEN CLARA ARNOLD Spider MATTIE ASTIN lCMat,l LUGENIA BEASLEY Genia Chorus. HATTIE BIDGOOD Chorus ALPHONSO BROWN ERNESTINE CHURCH CK Ting!! MATTIE CLEMENTS CCMat,, Mujorette. HAROLD CLEVELANQ ClJap9, .L Football, Baseball, Basketball. RUDOLPI-I COOPER ccR udyu Chorus. SENIORS FRANCES BROWN JOHN BROOME Chorus. TURNER BURLEY VIVIAN BUTLER lKVee,, Chorus. SENIORS RUBY COPELAND COPEY DAVIS Copree F.B.L.A., Mojorette. , BOBBY DAVIS LOUIS DILL WILLIE DOMINECK IRENE DORSEY KCReen!! MARION DORSEY Chorus. CHARLES DOWDELL Football, Basketball. FANNIE M. GAY HARRY GIBBS x SENIORS THOMAS EBERHARDT LARRY ELDER Band. RAYMOND ELDER LAWRENCE FREEMAN Chorus. B609 55mg aff A Mrnvff' A If fl!-M1 fi 1 JEANETTE GOODSON A W Av 4 Q93 A 'J A XV Q BARBARA HANKERSON A A Barb , A - .-as.,A...v.,4-.-.-yu.-vq....u-.F . ..................,............. ET A.-A W , A ...,,.. ,,,...,.-M .I.-'lx.wvm'- -1-.a.,0-.......4QIN0lN040'M SENIORS I GLORIA HARRIS MARGARET HARRIS ClA4arg7! F.B.L.A., Chorus, Cheerleader. LEON HIGHTOWER Bond. EDWARD HIGHTOWER Bond. BARBARA HILL THOMAS HILL ICB ro!! Chorus. CHARLSEE I-IICKSON EB. L . A. BEVERLY JACOBS KlBev!9 Chorus. ERNESTINE MARSHALL JEANE TTE MARTIN Small Fryu Chorus. EVELYN MILES Chorus. RICHARD MONTGOMERY KlGump5, Chorus. SENIORS EARNEST JACKSON ujackn Basketball, Bcmd. BETTY JOHNSON lCBet,9 JOHN LANGFORD GERALDEAN LUMSDEN llHipS!7 Chorus. i SENIORS SHERMAN MCCAULEYH JOHN MOORE Chorus. ANNIE NASH Ruchie Ep . me 33 9 Q fi? il ' mmm ' HAROLD PAIGE Gene Chorus. HOWARD PHARR Chorus. LANIE PONDER Sharif ' JAMES PRICE Chorus, Football. RONALD SIMS 'Wystron ROY SUMLIN GLORIA SWANSON MATTHEW SIMS SENIORS ANNIE RIDLEY A.P. Chorus. HOWARD ROSE Bond. HERSHELL ROBINSON Preacher DOROTHY SEARCY I IDOL!! SENIORS MILTON STOREY KATIE TALLEY Katie Chorus. LARRY TAYLOR ,,..,.,:: , Q - :ji f 'f .t ,,1:' 1-f: :T, I . ,Dn,, A - -- If I IRMA JEAN TERRELL ': ,. A A Jeanie I TTTA I ii' V ., , '9 'E ishmg OG TLFVIH - IV Z fl K I a f9 5g MARION THOMAS WILLIE WESTMORELAND EDDIE WILLIAMS Chorus. ROSCOE WILLIS Basketball, Baseball, Football EDWARD WHITE HENRY WHITE JAMES WRIGHT JOYCE WRIGHT TROPHY CASE This is part of our reward for teamwork ' 0 zgzwf .-vw: f' ' Wad o!lLe!g jo .S,ucceeJ JAMES PRICE and FRANCES BROWN James and Frances seem to possess that secret ingredient, an endeavor for achieve- ment, which is needed to prepare them for their future life. It is quite hard to discourage these two martyrs from a goal which they seek. With the combination of their secret ingredient and their stubborness to succeed, success should follow. gui Zre55eJ HENRY WHITE and ANNIE RIDLEY Hats off to these two. Henry' s and Annie's attire for the year have proven a point. They have discovered and proven that clothes, alone, are not the essentials for being well dressed. Cleanliness, dressing appropriately, neatness, and being well groomed are daily exhibited by these two. Wojf ,4fl.Lfzf HAROLD CLEVELAND and EVELYN MILES The Athletic Department of S.F.l-l. is truly represented by Harold and Evelyn. Harold, an all-around athlete has become a popular hero around S.F.'s campus. l-le has won nu- merous letters, jackets, trophies, and other honorable awards through his athletic abili- ties. Evelyn, with her feminine gracefulness, has gained fame while on the varsity basket- ball team. It is quite easy to see why these active students have gained this title. mmf f9.,... f... CHARLSEE HICKSON and ROSCOE WILLIS lmagine that! Charlsee and Roscoe are the Most Popular of the Class of '6O. Charlsee, with her pixie personality and good manners, has a smile for everyone. Roscoe, with his athletic ability and mischievous persuasive smile, simply captures the heart of everyone. lf you have had the pleasure of knowing these two Charmers , you will agree that they rate the title. Wolf Jnfeffeffuaf LOUGENIA BEASLEY and LARRY TAYLOR Lougenia and Larry have achieved and maintained high scholastic averages at South Fulton High. Not only do they rate high scho- lastically, but also score in friendliness and leadership. With all this to their credit, it's easy to see why Lougenia and Larry have gained this title Won f7.Jmfe.1 RONALD sms and EVELYN MILES F or pure and enriched entertainment, one would surely have to procure entertainment as done by Ronald and Evelyn. Ronald, along with his talking saxophone, can also act and sing. His humorous and easy-going man- ners can also be found in the characteristics of the average comedian. Evelyn, can leave an audience spellbound with her inspiring singing and dancing. It is a small wonder why these two talents have achieved this honor. E 'wi : ik , 'v H , K bb ' it Q ,gr ill -..ad Carolyn Abercrombie Jewell Allen fr 1 1 iv df 'PG we X V an L ., lm , V W, il 1 J Sv In n fs fn :f,:wxg,15,- , ,MM 1 f Thomas Gibbs Annell and Gloria I-Iarris .... M ' 1 sfiiiiiffx1:srjfxQ:aa3y, 5 ,X XXXX Obmy X . wexwm . M . X lxwilfll iii? A X W 5 Yi 5 NX mfg Q Q52 Y X El? X X A X W fy is 5 Tr Xxlxwrl XTX M Q Xl YN V 1 xr lr lr TQ r my V X Q W Rm, i John Broome Mary I-Iarris Mattie Clements Lawrence Freeman Barbara I-Iankerson ,.-Q, in ,, nn ' ' T 5-' in H il ,, 5: vim :Iv 'ICI fv .sq 'A' E: E'QI5'1::fl A , V- v, ,. ' ,1 -'f:'f'- 4 - T ,, 6 Q A Lg., Q ' ' 1 1 Thomas Hill -:IH'5f' 53-.'.' r i 'AJR - X. or 'K uf Q fx f Q X55 8 Q S lv . he , Ernest and Willie Ernestine Lowe Evelyn Miles Jackson Richard Montgomery Richard Mosley Howard Pharr Dorothy Searcy , w er- ' fi- : : 'f: :'-2 EQ . 5 ,1j'ffEEf-Z: 5' .gee 5? V - K awww Ronald Sims Larry Taylor Roscoe Willis James Wriqht Copey Davis CLASS SONG LUGENIA BEASLEY FAREWELL PARTING FROM THEE IS THE BEGINNING OF MANY MILESTONES ALONG THE WAY, YOU'VE GIVEN US A CHANCE IN LIFE, WE PART FROM THEE WITHOUT DISMAY. OLD FRIENDS MUST SAY FAREWELL SOMETIMES BUT MEMORIES REMAIN AS CLOSE AS EVER, AND WE'LL CARRY THROUGHOUT THE YEARS RECOLLECTIONS, OF OUR DEAR ALMA MATER. WE'VE GAINED FROM YOU, OUR ALMA MATER KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE, AND PLEASURES TOO. YOUR IDEALS ARE OURS FOREVER, REFLECTING ALL THE .IOYS WE KNEW. SO DEAR SOUTH FULTON 'TIS THE TIME FOR PARTING, YET WE'D HAVE TO KNOW WHERE'ER WE BE, WE'LL PROVE YOUR WORTH. FAREWELL TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL MATES DEAR OUR LOYALTY REMAINS, BUT WE MUST GO. CLASS POEM BEVERLY JACOBS DEAR ALMA MATER, HOW GRAND IS YOUR NAME WE'RE GRATEFUL AND I-IONORED TO HAVE SHARED YOUR FAME WE LEAVE WITH THE KNOWLEDGE OF THINGS THAT ARE RIGHT AND AS WE GO FORWARD, WE'LL FIGHT A GOOD FIGHT TO HOLD UP YOUR NAME, AND PRINCIPLES YOU STRESSED7 LOYALTY, TEAMWORK, AND WORTHINESS. YOU'VE TAUGI-IT US TO BE MASTERLY, YOU'VE TAUGHT UD TO BE TRUE, YOU'VE TAUGHT US TO BE DIGNIFIED IN THINGS WE SAY AND DO. AND AS WE LEAVE, WE WANT YOU TO KNOW WE'LL ALWAYS THINK OF YOU WHEREVER WE MAY GO. AND WHEN WE SUCCEED IN WHATEVER WE DO OUR HATS WILL GO OFF - ALMA MATER - TO YOU. We, the Class of 1960, being of sound mind and body do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. By! FRANC ES BROWN First, we will the best of luck to the Class of 1961, and to the instructors who bear with students for better or worse. Be it known, that Frances Brown wills the title Most Likely to Succeed to her sister Margaret Brown. She also wills her French book to her cousin Carolyn Griffin. Lanie Ponders, wills her ability to speak French with clarity to her sister Shirley and her good manners to Robert Mants Betty Johnson, wills her Shorthand ability to anyone desiring to tackle it. I, feanette Martin, will my ability to speak the Kings English almost as beautifully as Miss T. L.. Wright, to Nellie Ann Jones, Mary Pless and my sister Lelia. 1, Eugenia Beasley, will my lady-like ways to Elizabeth Tucker and Claudette Cleveland. 1, Evelyn Miles, will to Melinor Henry my title of Most Talented , and my title of Most Athletic to Ruby Dennis. 1, Willie Domineck, will my talent for singing and my effort to do a job well, to Jessie Arnold. 1, lames Price, will my integrity to any worthy person, and my ability to accept challenges on the gridiron and else- where to my brother Teddy Price. I, Roscoe Willis, will all my athletic ability to Jack Riley and my general popullarity to any person who can fill the po- sition. 1, Joyce Wright, will my seat in the chorus to Sarah Gates, and my position as a Slag to my sister, Sherrolyn Wright. I, Mattie Astin, will my typewriter to my sister, Marian Astin, and my position as a Slag to Nellie Sharp. 1, Harold Cleveland, will my athletic prowess to Claude Cleveland: my football suit, No. 12 to C. Adam: my baseball suit No. l7 to Ronald Trice, and my basketball suit to anyone who can shoot more than two points per game. 1, Copey Davis, will my majorette ability to Delores Wardy my electric typewriter to Mary L.. Hutcherson Choping she can keep up with the keyslp my position as So. Fultons Teenage Reporter to the Atlanta Daily World to Geraldine Redding, and finally I will my smile , to Florence Jackson. I, Earnestine Marshall, will my shorthand book to my sister, Ethel Marshall, and hope that she will show more poise next year in all classes. I, Beverly Jacobs, will to Delores Ward, my ability to translate French. I, Carolyn Abercrombie, will my ability in business to Mary l-lutchersong my job as F.B.L..A. Secretary to Frances White. I, Clara Arnold, will my shorthand book to Janice Taylor: my driving book to Diane Wilsonp my English book to Frances Whitey and my love to all the students of South Fulton I-Iigh School. 1, Irma Terrel, will my Shorthand book to Alice Johnson, and all my love to all the students and teachers. I, Marion Thomas, will my address book to Leroy Tillman. I, Hershel Robinson, will my l2th grade books to Charles Barnett, so that he might graduate by 1965. I, Richard Montgomery, will my second bass position in the Chorus to Willie Tinch. I, Roy Sumlin, will to Peggy my sister, my ability to cope with Algebra and to Everett Flannigan my violin. 1, Sherman McCauley, will my driving book to Pierce Freeman, and hope he applies all rules along with common sense on the road. 1, Henry White, will my Physics book, my baseball suit, my good taste in dress, and my ability to charm the girls to Charlie Cameron. I, Gloria Harris, will my Human Relationship book to Patricia Harris, and I hope she learns more than l. I, Annie R. Nash, will my ability to be a Slag to my brother, John Nash and hope he does a good job. 1, Barbara Hanlterson, will my ability to write 60 words a minute in Shorthand, to Ruby Church. 1, Barbara N. Hill, will my seat in the l2th grade class to Alfred Ridley and hope he does better than I did. 1, John Moore, will my sense of humor to Arthus Westmoreland and my shorthand book to anyone who can concentrate. 1, fohn Broom, will my job as a student trainer to Ronald Price. 1, Larry Taylor, will my center position and my old No. 82, to Willis Tilman, and my general intelligence to Tommy Person. I, Larry Elder, will my dreams and my winning personality to Amanda Strickland, and my height to Jack Riley. 1, Ronald Windell Sims, will my ability to master the saxophone to Leroy Tillman, who cannot play football, and I also will my basketball ability to Leon Wright. I, Thomas Lorenzo Hill, hereby will my ability and magnetism with the girls, my position in the chorus, and my French book to anyone who can do as well. I, Edward Charles Hightower, will my position in the band to anyone who can take it. I, Charles Wilcoxson, will my plain horse sense to Marie Beavers. I, Rudolph Cooper, will my ability to keep the school and girls laughing to John Farmer and Willie Clemons. lin mY I, Irene Dorsey, will to Raymond Farmer, Charles Barnett and Henry Ford, my friendship. 1, Eddie J. Williams, will to Tommy Allen my fortitude on the football field, and to Lewis Talley the ability to hit the e with full force. I, Gerald Wright, will my voice to Ralph Strickland, and my French book to Frank Harris. 1, Bobby Davis, will my Human Relations book to Melinor the melodions Henry and hope she enjoys the course. 1, Matthew Sims, will my cello to Carolyn Talley, may she make life one grand sweet song . I, Harold Paige, will my dancing ability to John Farmer. I, Leon Hightower, will my band suit to Jerry Jones and my seat in English to anyone desiring to perspire. 1, Richard Mosley, will my Bass Violin to anyone who can learn the notes and fingering. I, Dorothy Searcy, will my winsome charm to Mary McClarin and I hope she has much success. I, Marion Dorsey, will my French book to Gloria McClusky hoping she is successful in speaking French. I also will gym suit to Rosie Lowe. I, Charles Dowdell, will my football suit, number 50, to Gary Thomas. I, Alfred Ridley, will my average ability in everything to Marvin Barber and George Brown, and I hope they do better than l did. I, Edward White, hereby will my ability to play basketball to Willie Clemonsy my ability and skill to serve in the chorus to any boy that sings first bass well. Lastly I will my ability to charm the girls in the most unpredictable way to anyone who thinks he is capable of doing so. I, Charles Hickson, will my seat in Driving to anyone who feels that he can give it the same concentration as I. I, Ruby Copeland, will my Driving Education seat to Glenn Tenny. I, Earnest jackson, will my No. 40 basketball uniform to Linwood Jackson, and the heavy bass drum in band to Teddy Price. IHC I, Geraldine Lumsden, will my seat in the chorus to anyone who likes music. I, Annie Pearl Ridley, will my title of Best Dressed to Anita Neely, and my seat in typing to my sister Sarah Ridley. 1, Harry Gibbs, will my driving seat to Elijah Ridley and my Slag position to Claude Cleveland. I also will my good nners to John Person, who shows very little. I, Lawrence Freeman, do hereby will my singing voice to Charles Barnett, with the hope that he excells me and to all South Fulton students the wish that their manners will improve. 1, Gloria Jean Swanson, do hereby will my Shorthand Book II, to anyone capable of comprehending the course. I also will my English ability and good manners to Patricia Thornton and 'Susie Woods. CIS I, Margaritte Harris, do will my valued title of Miss South Fulton , to any girl so worthily selected, and my position Captain of the Cheerleaders to Carolyn Brady. TEACHERS' Q OTES MR. ABRAMS - Scratching head -- actually. MR. BLACKMON - All right mister, let's get in your John Brown seat. MR- BROWN - Let's get off the hall young people. MRS. CHAMBLEE - Honey, hush! MRS. CHRISTIAN - You're just dumb and ignorant. MISS CLEMENTS - Keep your eyes on the copy. MRS. Di-IYE - Got any over-due books? MRS. ELDER - See what I mean. MRS. EVANS - Open these windows. MR. GILBERT - He won't do it again. MR. GLOVER - I haven't dismissed the class yet. Sit down, boy. MRS. GOLIGHTLY - Go down the back stairs. MRS. HARRIS - Don't come back until you bring your mother. MRS. HILL - Pick up the paper, please. MR. HUNTER All right you guys. MR. JACKSON - All right children, today we are going to diagram sentences. MR. JONES - To be or not to be, that is the question. MR. MCLENDON - Uh, say there, what are you doing? MISS WRIGHT - It makes me laugh to see the calf run down the path in a minute and a half. MRS. SCOTT -- The handwriting on the wall says. MR. SCOTT -. Take what you got and get whatyouwantf' MR. LUCAS - Duck ear. MR. LUMPKIN - Wo-o-0-o look a there. MR. MCCLARIN - Watch it, Bub. MRS. MOORE -- HShLtSh.,, MISS NELSON - Get off the floor with your shoed on. MR. ROBERTS .. funior. MR. ROBINSON - Can't you see I am talking? MRS. DIXON - Repeat that again. MR. WHITAKER - Partner, MRS. T1-IORPE - Sn dawn boy. MRS. STARR - Relax, sit up straight, feet flat on floor, and eyes on the copy. MR. THOMAS - I've got to have my joints. MRS. WASHINGTON - I am late. MISS WYNN - Old nappy head boy. MR. ARNOLD - What's happening? CLASS PROPHECY By: BEVERLY JACOBS We are now looking at South Fulton High as it is in 1970. It has been remodeled and enlarged. Standing four stories high, it has 3,000 students. The office is larger, the cafeteria is twice as large as before, and the library - oh the library - what a beautiful sight! The school gymnatorium has also been enlarged and now seats 6,000. The music and band rooms have been soundproofed and there is a science lab on the very top floor. Of course, the students don't have to walk up all those flights of stairs. There are escalators to carry them from floor to floor. As we look closer, we see that it is Homecoming at South Fulton. The faculty and student body are in assembly. Fulton's principal, Henry White, welcomes the alumni. Looking at the congregation I glimpsed the following: Lugenia Beasley, who is now Dean of Women at Spelman College, Jeannette Martin, head of the English Department there, and Beverly Jacobs, who teaches Frence at Morris Brown College. They were being interviewed by Copey Davis, who is top reporter for the Atlanta Journal and Constitution Newspapers, lnc. Doctors Howard Pharr and Willie Dorninech, famed scientists who have just perfected a cure for Leukemia, talked enthusiastically with Richard Mosley, associate history pro- fessor at Howard University. Richard is accompanied by his wife, the former dignified Barbara Hanher- son, and their lovely triplets - Kim, Kirk and Kevin. Also, at intermission, Ronald Sims, who is doing a great job with the renowned South Fulton Band, and the coach Roscoe Willis, talk to James Price, who is President'of the Citizens Trust Company. Nearby is his confidential secretary, alert Carolyn Abercrombie. There's that world famous baritone, Richard Montgomery, who just completed singing at Carnegie Hall. Thomas Hill and Lawrence Freeman, who are in the far corner of the gymnatorium, own a chain of ultra-modern hotels and are making much progress. There' s that famous comedy team. Rudolph Cooper and Edward White, who recently starred in a film with charming Margaritte Harris, a former Miss South Fulton. Margaritte is wearing an exquisitely made suit designed by Charlsee Hickson, who is owner and chief designer of Charlsee Hickson Fashions Unlimited . Harold Cleveland, ,professional halfback with the Baltimore Colts, entered the gymnatorium a few seconds ago. With him is Ernest lack- son, manager of the Colts. Although many are present, there are absent alumni. Harald Paige, who is now in Congress, has been selected an advisor on International affairs in Liberia. Professor Turner Burley, we learned is giving a Physical Education test at Washington High, and could not be present. Major General Harry Gibbs, who is stationed in Austria, and Evelyn Miles, who recently vacationed in Paris after making a film in Switzerland, are also among those that are absent. When the assembly program resumes, foyce Wright, an Elementary School teacher, in Boston, Massachusetts Public School System, brings greetings to the Class of 1960. Then as the congregation sings the school song, nostalgia for the good old days overwhelms us all: TELL ME WHY THE IVY TWINES, TELL ME WHY THE STARS DO SHINE, TELL ME WHY THE SKY'S SO BLUE, TELL ME, SOUTH FULTON, WHY WE ALL LOVE YOU.'r' 7? QZQMW fgifiggikffi Q QYQHMW ., 6 fha 1 im! fvkwif' R , 2 . ..j,.1GeNd, 'F Zia? f v .SH . W A20 vwwfw M Q2 ' s 4 3 f va I L V K . . l X . 1 Q 5 I 1 1 1 a Left to Right: Seated: Jones, Wright, Wood. Standing: Brown, Bridges, Stinchcomb. JUNIOR CLASS President ........... ...... L, EON WRIGHT Assistant Secretary ....... ...... G UY STINCHCOMB Vice-President ..... ..... NELI-,IE JONES Treasurer ............... ........ O PAL, BRIDGES Secretary .................................... SUSIE WOODS Business Manager .... ..... B OBBY BROWN IUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Left to Right: MRS. SCOTT, MRS. WASHINGTON, MR. LUCAS, MRS. TI-IORPE, MRS. ELDER THOMAS ALLEN JESSE ARNOLD FRANKIE BAILEY WILLIE BAILEY LUCILE BEAVERS MARIE BEAVERS BOBBY BROWN MARGARET BROWN ,vm 435 -1298? ' I 'QQ-.,:,.j:V'3g,.:-f JOS EP I-I ARNOLD NA THA NIE L BANKS UNIORS CLEVELAND BENNETT CHARLIE CA MERON FREDDIE ASKEW CI-IAS. BARNETT JOAN BRADFIELD THEODORE CANTRELL BARBARA ATKINSON CHRISTINE BALLARD ALERIA BROWN RUBY CHURCH BETTY CLARK JERELENE CLARK P1-HNUS CLEMENTS WILLIE CLEMONS CLAUDETTE , CLEVELAN JACQUELYN COFIELD MELVIN CRANE MARY CROSBY MARTHA DAVID RUBY DENNIS HENRY DIXON ARTVETTA DOANES GEORGE DUNN MARY DUPREE GEORGE DYER JULIA ECHOLS PATRICIA EVANS MATTIE FAMBRO JOHN FARMER RAYMOND FARMER Q53 Zgii, ggi 'MR' :ix 3 2 7 kb - ,-W, ' -::. ,A , fwywwf fffff' 1 EVERETT FLANIGAN STACEY FOSTER PEARCE FREEMAN RUFUS FREEMAN ALBERT GATES SARAH GATES GENATHON GIBSON LIZZIE GLASS HARVEY GLOVER THOMAS GRAHAM VIVIAN GREEN CAROLYN HAMMONDS FRANK HARRIS PATRICIA HARRIS LEROY HART MELINOR HENRY ELLA HUGGINS DONALD JACKSON FLORENCE JACKSON HATTIE JACKSON W1 f . 1 ,1f.1' isfe1':' . , . 13.1 4 :Ev5:.5-E:-2.2.5122-::f:: -'V '1 : I f 'mf' ww X ia? 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VAUGHAN FLORRIE WALTHALL DELORES WARD ARTHUR CARLETTE WHITE FRANCES WHITE JO ANN WILDER BARBARA WILSON WESTMORELAND BERNICE WINDFIELD SUSIE WOODS LEON WRIGHT SHEROLYN WRIGHT EUGENIA WYNN A PEP sEssloN - Burying football Opponent. SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE CLASS INDUSTRIAL ARTS USINESS EDUCATION SCENES .gs Left to Right: Seated: Wooten, Foster, Evans. Standing: McDowell, I-lines, Malone. SOPHOMORE CLASS President ........... ....... H AHOLD FOSTER Recording Secretary ...... ......... C AROL HINES Vice-President ....... ...... D IANA WOOTEN Business Manager... .......... JOSEPH MAI.-ONE Secretary .................................... LINEL EVANS Reporter ,,,,, ,, .,,.,,, CHARLIE MCDOWELI.. SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Left to Right: MR. THOMAS, MISS WRIGHT, MR. LUMPKIN MRS. GOLIGHTLY, MR. WI-IITAKER cmd MRS. DIXON. 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MARTHA BOLTON Secretary ...... ............ M ARIA DIXON Business Manager ..... ...... M ARY WILLIE LEE Treasurer .......................... SHIRLEY ZACKERY Reporter .... ...... ........ S A M POWELL FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS Left to Right: Seated: MRS. CI-IAMBLEE, MRS. EVANS, MRS. CHRISTIAN. Standing: MR. MCLENDON Not Pictured: MR. JACKSON. ,gg ',nkSf E. DAVID ANDERSON IRENE BARNES 4 MARTHA BOLTON M WAA frlz' RVRA 1 f, JOHN BROWN A. , 1A. 'ZHZZA If JUANITA BROWN f V 1 I Y? ai WILLIE M. BROWN ' -I ' BETTY CAMPBELL Tv- - ---- f I CLAUDE CLEVELAND EDDIE COC KRAN . I Y BETTY DAVID I4 5' I W I ,. I, 3:5 1 ' I VA L, BRENDA DARDEN - JUANITA DENRAM I ,V. I BEVERLY DORSEY EDDA DUPREE JEROME ENOUS - ' 'I I - A 1 an ,I ,. ,A . ,. Q S , 5: . Wi 4 I an X III, mi 'af 'V' II gn ,. -Q-1I '::. - :g'B4'9? f5f . I 'ew , . ' C- gk -A . a. 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VV WILLIAM MARTIN fi 3 -. , ETREL MARSHALL GENIVA MACK I DET-ORES MADISON 1v- .,.., I ,,,,., K ' if A I SJR A, 'I I VICTOR MARSHALL ' SANDRA MCCURTIS - In ' DAVID MILLIAN ,, ' , T33 I 'AMA A ' DANNY PERSON H Rx , IN 1 I f:-'T ,I-: - .vv-J Iii fy 5 .-:Sat S S, 'V VQLQ1 ffsziaif, I L I I TOMMY PETTWAY ll ' W ...,,... PATRICIA PITTS A HUB YE PLESS . I I 5 A WALTER PRICE f ., ,,,.L ,. :-- PA Ov,-. A I I, 'S A l SAM POWELL ANNIE RAINEY I iw ,Q :': -,5 I . A - LEONARD REID 1 I EIII I I N I I I LEARTIS RINGER A II IIIII A ff I I- f f--- FRE HME ' , 1 ,, , . 'A EREDRIOK ROBERTS i If I EIVI +2 ERNEST ROBINSON -.,.: MARVIN ROBINSON '-'1', .V.:,,, A e S 1 JOHNNY ROSS ,, K A :ziz U ..,.. . .,1:g .1 ig 7 ..,.:55 5 .II.:1 '-If S f .:I,I -,--,. ,',,, I . If? ::.' -':2,'1 z E .'.:. R :55 I :A 12225123250 SANDRA SHARP CLIFFORD SMITH WILLIE SMITH MARION THOMPSON MILDRED THOMPSON WALTER TIDWELL MINNIE TOLBERT SHIRLEY WHITE , .... ,,,,,, . ., I ., , ,U :SM I W7lL.A-I I ' , - uf., 45- . .fg. ' I ,,.. 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Q tliltlli ll iriziiiliiiiif A I ' I The Parent Teacher Association of South Fulton High School is an integral part of the school's activities. Many in- terested parents and friends attend our meetings and support our projects. Here, Mrs. Eula Wilson, the Presi- dent discusses a project, while grade mothers and a teacher listen. Mrs. Alice H. Washington, a member of the English Department, and Mr. E. Htmter, Physical Education Teacher and Coach, accept a check for 3100.00 as our share in the East-West Football Classic. w Y 'b 'l M mW x 'W my 'l ' A-' W '2' V WM, Mm ' ' www Y Left to Right: Seated: Evans, McIntosh, Bidqood. Standing: Dollar, Griffin, Battle. SUB-FRESHMAN President ............ ....... V IVIAN MCINTOSH Business Manager .... ...... W ALTER BATTLE Vice-President ........ ...... F REDDIE EVANS Treasurer .......... ....... C AROLYN GRIFFIN Secretary ............................. EVELYN BIDGOOD Reporter... ........ 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LANGFORD, B. LEE, M. LLOYD, H. LONG, A. LOWE, F. LOWE, E. LUNSDEN. Fifth Row: L. LUNSDEN, W. LUNSDEN, C. McDOWELL, V. MCINTOSH, J. MCKISSIC, L. MCLEROY, G. MASON, D. MALONE. Sixth Raw: J. MARTIN, L. MARTIN, P. MERRIWEATHER, W. MERRIWEATHER, R.MILNER, Y. MILNER, R. MOORE, D, MOSS. SUB-FRESHME A ,IJJ V E .. ,... ,:f:.. if f , .... . . , , iam' 35 : f -Q I- 4 -lll ,, , . is df .. is V W' 'R . L' :., E 21 '--- A , :, 2: 4- f' . . fgff'ifL15 -f75T'7l .ff 1. f W Y3f1f'g 'Q i is A 5 W ,.,,. - A , , ,L me ..., Li M ,xg-5:4 7, W - J ,., , J V , .., f'r5 2Z1.f:-- 19.152 I ..,, I - , T L' . f y A n,, f , ' 1 3-F .:.,g :... ' -N Y: 34 Es- ..: , :-+,-.-E : 5:5 - . K -:-. .- :. 1 gig- 3:3-.-v.. ::::-. , K A , . -' f 1, -'TE A 'n ESE . i K Iff'.Q. 3-2Z.f 'l S552 SJ, V. V. . .,:g....:i,Eg ,- H gzj, K 1 2g:fZ v,i- Zim :N U V K i . Q 2 'W' ' ' -' I f Y'5 , , :A , Q. ,,.,. .--51 if J eff ?' 3 V - -.f-. ' i1'l?51 i: : : - '-'Ii'-3 ' an ....... -' , - , -' 2.222.2i E2 : , 2 I . ' . , , ft Q. 51: I f ' QS' 5- -E'-g.E' e:,-g: 2 ' 'iii ' - 'W 5' H2- 'W '3 - ' ' -sf ' K , ' A' -Iv '-I f -.,. ' 2-':.Ir.' :EQE 'lf ' ':'fE22E . ,g I , A A-gff, ,gr . , 3. .2 -' H L - . ff gf'-' ir z'-':h :f:'15 fi.. f5f-f4.EgE, 53 :' 55 I I ' - . . A Q:-: . ...,. 1 . 2 V'-1' Q .-.2351 1 f ' ' ' ' :if-fi ' 1 ' - 'Q' . ..,., 1.-1...-. -Tai' ,, F . 6 x 1 s' 'W 4, ..,. K 5 H . . 'S ' - ' I ' 4 ,V . f Fir 25: ,,.?'.j P'.E :Eg :.. ,:., ' - 5 29535, :s f- Effi' - 25 I 1 5.5515 g - V - ,.,. .,., .. - . -'-- 2 .,.. : Mas 4.51: wg ig, , . gm 'ix 5' Eff Lf? I Eff-IE. J K ' , Zziwfiii' .,,, ,ffiifgfi gfrgif il s x-5.eQ5.4?1 .sinlszzfgfszmsgsizsiifsifl First RMU: C. MOSS, R. MORGAN, R. MOUNDS, B. MURPHY, J. NASH, R. NEELEY, A. OLIVER, J. OLIVER. Second Row! J. OWENS, R. PERKINS, M. PERSON, C. PRICE, H. POOLE, N. RAGLIN, G. RAWSAW, J. REEVES. Third Row! B. RICE, R. RICE, S. RIDLEY, F. ROBERTS, C. RUSSELL, O. SHANKS, V. SHANKS, D. SHOCKLEY. Fourth Row: M. SIMON, I. STARR, V. STINCHCOMB, B. STOKES, B. SMITH, P. SUMLIN, E. TAYLOR, C. TENNEY. Fifth Row! W. TENNY, R. THOMAS, W. TINCH, R. TRICE, B. WALKER, G. WALKER, M. WALKER, C. WALLACE. Sixth Row: V. WARREN, J. WESTMORELAND, O.WESTMORELAND, H. WHITE, H. WHITE, P. WHITE, D. WILBERN, C.WILDER SUB-FRE HME i. . A 5 -'i ' ---,i. ' f 1 .i - fi? I r I , , I- . , , , . , . .:,,, .::,.: Z I In QA r J M , i ., , - ,f ...,. N gg init - A -. ' .. ffzfz, frmz r izw ' f'-- :iii-- . ME, '.,j,Q B 5 ji -if I Q r 5, J. rr for-s X ,N 5 N- W -if fr., -M tr X :Vg 1 ,I .MQ M vw x Klfftgw 1, ,I lm il' 5 ' in , , , aim Q f. A 1, 1 ,L ,X V f M it 'xt ,gr 5 in ie, 1. sk as rs ,N wb 1 555 'SR . -. ' -. V S21 ' '- . , .. .... , ,r M. .,r., fi, . r .. ., :V -: .,.:. ' . w e wwf aiqawi if .yrwf fr. .9 .Heirs 75.7 V Q Q.. . , . if . f . taxing. -1 ' U 'if -2 ins?-754, W' ir?7-,Ji 5 23,2115 g. 5 J. WILLIAMS, L.V. WILLIAMS, G. WILLIS, M. WILSON, B. J. WOODS, J. WRIGHT, C. WYATT, P. YORK ' ,1-f Z-, ' G. JONES. fl ..,-, 15.14 ' 'Ri kiwi Sfz 1 k-,' A f In 1, -,,', j -gui-fig : '- ,ff rr , First Row: Second Row: f ' SUB-FRESHMEN RE-EVALUA TION COMMITTEE - - This committee selected as its major pur- pose to help in the improvement of the services of the South Fulton High School. Left to Right: Dr. Paul I. Clifford, Registrar, Atlanta University, Mr. F. W. Sullivan, Principal, Howard High School, Mrs. E. Ross Robinson, Principal, Oglethorpe Elementary School, Miss Maedris L. Kimbrough, Home E cono mics Teacher, Hamilton High School, Avondale Estates, Mrs. Anna E. English, Resource Teach- er, Atlanta Public Schools, and Mr. Mason P. Johnson, Teacher of Music, Trinity High School, Decatur. I . .3 1 Y 6 1 1 5 1 J ' A 1 . 4 Q . Z I 4 i V i X I 1 . 1 Q L x 1 1 SLAGS Left to Right, First Row: R. Matthews, J. Cofield, L. Russell, A. Nash, A. Neeley, C. White, A. Ridley, J. Wriqht.Second Row: B. Jackson, M. Sims, H. Gibbs, V. Green, E. Jackson, C. Cleveland L. Glass, J. Allen, J. Oliver and Mrs. R.F. Dhye, Librarian. F.B,.L.A. Left to Rightg First Row: J. Bradfield, L. Woods, B. Hankerson, W. Melson. Second Row: E. Miles L. Taylor, H. Paige, B. Thornton. Standing: A. Doanes, M. Hutchinson, A. Storey, J. Wilder, A Westmoreland, C. Arnold, B. Jacobs, P. Harris, L. Hart, A. Strickland, W. Melson, B. Johnson H. White, H. Robinson, G. Gibson, M. Harris, W. Tinch, W. Clements, M. Crane, T. Graham, C Davis, J. Wright, A. Ridley, J. Malone, A. Neeley, L. Beasley, F. Askew, P. Strickland. 1 THE CLARINET SECTION THE TRUMPET SECTION ORB THE PERCUSSIONS TROMBONES, BASS and HORNS to Right: R. Neely, P. Clements, H. Woods, T. Price, Left to Right: G.Ter1ney, T. Holmes, E. Dupree, l. Hill, M. -IClC0bS, R- Defmisf L- Hightower. Lloyd, G. Mason. Not Shown: C. Brady, J. Thomas, J. Hicks . THE SAXOPHONES . THE DRUM MAJOR and MAIORETTES to Right: R. Sims, Student Band Directory P. Johnson, Left Lo Right: Kneeling: J. Bmdfield, G. Redding, H. Rose, Hill. M. Pless. Not Shown: C. Jones. M. Clements, C. Hammonds. Standing: C. Davis, D. Thornton M. Beavers, D. Ward, G. Hightower. to Right: E.l3idqood, D. Hayes, M. Dixon, I. Freeman, Left io Right: C. Wilcoxson, Capiaing J. Whitaker, T. Brown, D. Wooten, F. Jackson, A. Doanes, N. Jones. Morrow, C. Greer, E. Hightower, E. Enous, J. Cofield. SOUTH FULTON HIGH CHORUS in Christmas Carol Concert while Superintendents Paul D. West, Douglas MacRae, and Music Director Robinson look on. CHORUS Before an appreciative congregation, the December, 1959 Christmas Carol Concert, South Fulton Chorus presents its Annual under the direction of Mrs. G.W. Moore- Carol Concert. 4 i L 1 1 N f . 1 1 V 1 w 1 . 4 I 1 5 7 5 1 s 1 FOOTBALL 1959-60 SCHEDULE SOUTH FULTON HIGH OPPONENT 20 ARCHER O 15 LUCY LANEY 6 37 ATHENS 0 13 TURNER 0 O HOWARD 6 20 PRICE 0 6 WASHINGTON 18 6 CAHVER O fHomec0mingj Coaches E. Hunter and J. Abrams have been working very hard trying to get the team in condition to perform with the great prowess that our fans have witnessed this past season. Through the hot, humid weather, our coaches and team labor- ed untiringly and commendably. Prior to this season the coaches harbored faint doubt about the teams magnificence. Foremost in the teams mind, however, was becoming a championship team. It almost hap- . pened, but alas! Our winning streak broke and we finished the season with two defeats and six victories. We would like to express our deepest appreciation to our coaches for doing a grand job in leading us to a very suc- cessful season. l959-6O VARSITY TEAM - Left to Rightg First Row: L.. Wright, C. Dowdell, D. Long, L. Talley, H. Cleveland, T. Allen, L. Tillman, J. Price, W. Clemons, C. Barnett, .W. Tillman. Second Row: E. Hunter, Coachg E. Williams, H. Robinson, H. Dixon, H. Farmer, L. Taylor, H. Foster, E. Ridley J. Broom, Tminerg J. Abrams, Coach. Third Row: J. Bloodworth, A. Brown, E. Bowls, B. Trice, Trainerg B. Willis, T. Person, O. Wyatt, C. Cleveland, H. Paige, T. Burley, J. Farmer. Not Pic- tured H. Gibbs, Trainer. I HAROLD CLEVELAND, known as Jap , has proven to be the most ex- citing fleet looted halfback in Class AA Football. He is 5'1O and weighs 164 pounds. JAMES Night Train PR1CE has pro- ven to be one of the most versatile players in Class AA. He is a 195 pounds, 5' 11 guard and alternating fullback. LARRY TAYLOR, 160 pounds center, packs a wallop for a little man. He has done a tremendous job in his blocking assignments. ROSCOE Bobo WILLIS known for his hard rtmning and tackling from his fullback position. He is 5'8 . CHARLES DOWDELL, ML Touch- down , of South Fulton High is truly an All-American. He weighs 155 pounds. R' ht F'rst Row F Harris Trainer' B Cofield, 1958-59 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - Left to ig g i - : . , , . T. Allen, R. Brady, L. Tillman, T. Hill, C. Cleveland, R. White, J. Wright, Trainer. Second Row: J. Thomas, Trainerg R. Nash, O. Wyatt, E. Oliver, W. Clements, R. Willis, J. Malone, H. Foster, T. Person, A. Brown, H. Paige, J. Broom, Trainer. 'Third Row: E. Hunter, Coachg D. Long, C. Cleveland, R. Farmer, L. Taylor, H. Cleveland, A. Domineck, J. Williams, C. Barnett, J.T. York, ' J. P ' , E. Ridley, N. Wright, L. Talley R. Flagg, J. Abrams, Coach. -Fourth Row. M. Blackmon, rice W. Morris, J. Farmer, L. Wright, T. Burley, H. Robinson. l958-59 BASKETBALL TEAM - Left to Righrg First Row: H. White, R. Willis, H. Cleveland. Second Row: J. Abrams, Coachg L. Wright, R. Brady, C. Cleveland, R. Flagg. Third Row: J. Farmer, W. Coach. Morris, W. Smith, E. White, R. Farmer, E. Hunter, ,. .. . - num..f+.44,,.,..,. 1 l l 1959-60 VARSITY BASKETBALL - Left to Right: L. Wright, J. Farmer, C. Caldwell, M. Jackson, R. Willis, T. Westbrook, C. Cantrell, R. Farmer, H. Foster, M. Morris, J. Abrams, Coach, fKneelingj BOYS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SOUTH FULTON HIGH OPPONENT 63 TURNER 49 55 BALLARD HUDSON 42 64 WASHINGTON 58 66 HOWARD 45 83 ATHENS 28 B3 ' ARCHER 39 71 PRICE 50 78 APPLING 47 68 CARVER 54 61 PRICE 57 59 ATHENS 28 '71 WASHINGTON 49 58 HOWARD 48 58 ARCHER f 43 TURNER APPLING CARVER BALLARD HUDSON NOTE: SOUTH FULTON - UNDEFEA TED. Cleveland drives in for two points. I to 11534 C532 1959-60 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM -Left to Right: Kneeling: B. Clark, A. Strickland, B. Rainey, H. Jackson. Second Row: A. M. Nelson, Coachg B. Jackson, B. Barnett, C. Cleveland, C. Brady A. L. Pittman, A. Storey, W. Martin, S. Bowens, P. Evans, Trainer. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SOUTH FULTON HIGH OPPONENT 16 TURNER 25 28 BALLARD HUDSON 23 28 WASHINGTON 22 24 HOWARD 16 37 ATHENS 30 26 ARCHER 3 2 32 PRICE 20 48 APP LING 22 23 CARVER 19 39 PRICE 29 28 ATHENS 26 38 WASHINGTON 31 23 HOWARD 32 42 ARCHER 37 TURNER APPLING CARVER BALLARD HUDSON K Dennis I23l shoots for 2 points ' as Rainey closes in for a rebound. SOUTH 1958-59 BASEBALL TEAM - Left to Righig First Row: E. Bowles, C. Caldwell, H. White, A. Ridley. Second Row: E. Hunter, Coachg J. Broom, Trainerg W. Coleman, W. Martin,C. Cameron. Third Row: H. Cleveland, T. Allen, J. York, R. Walker, E. White, C. Mathis, C. Cleveland, T. Allen, J. H. Strickland, A. Brown, H. Dixon, L. Wright, M. Barber. Fifth Row: J. Houston, D. Long, I-l. Noah, J. Burley, Trainerg W. Tillman. BASEBALL THE BASEBALL TEAM for the year of 1959 was most successful. They were the champions of Class AA competition. During the few years we have been in Class AA competition, we have maneuvered to first place 3 years in succession and have maneuvered to second place twice, which is an Outstanding record for any team. Coaches Hunter and Abrams have worked diligently to bring out the talent that these young men possessed. We hope for years to come, that this outstanding record will be unmarred. This will be true it we all keep in mind, that A team that can't be licked, won't be licked! 1959 SCHEDULE FULTON HIGH OPPONENT SOUTH FULTON HIGH OPPONENT 7 CARVER 1 7 WASHINGTON 3 1 HOWARD 3 17 APPLINC 2 10 ARCHER 3 15 PRICE o 13 HAMILTON 1 e TURNER s 11 WASHINGTON O TOURNAMENT SCORES 8 PRICE 4 SOUTH FULTON HIGH OPPONENT 6 CARVER 4 17 HAMILTON 2 11 HOWARD 3 9 BALLARD HUDSON 2 5 ARCHER 4 6 HAMILTON 8 F I N A L o BULLARD HUDSON 2 7 ARCHER 0 7 TURNER 6 6 APPLINC I o v 1 1 1 I fs I 1 A . x 1 w 7 4 4 ? 4 S 7 1 I I 1 Y Z 1 I Q 1 I 2 1 Wi MR. JOHN STRICKLAND DALEY-JENNINGS SPORTING GOODS PHONE PO 1-0762 HUGH C. 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