Southwest High School - Resume Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1955 volume:

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We have watched the growth of our school during these five years with great pride and admiration. It has become a part ol' our lives that we shall cherish. We have tried to capture for you within these pages the spirit of our school. So-turn the flial to Channel 5, which represents our five happy years here, and view with us a resume' of 1954-'55. I Ill 'll WSWW G lllll. 6 + x-Q A 4 we ul - gy f. E . Tp 7 . All fx 'so Xb, If ltlllllllnlll ff i - ti lt l' .fl lk, . L ' W lx kfa , V e Xxx. O ,I -,s fb' sw 4, t ', X ciedcde WI-IAT'S MY LINE? .... . Administration and Faculty THIS IS YOUR LIFE . . Seniors STARS OF TOMORROWI' . Underclass-men TIME MARCHES ON . Military OMNIBUSM ..... Clubs and Activities CAVALCADE OF SPORTS . Athletics I I I I Page Page Page Page Page Page 8 18 50 64 711- 100 A ,ll- fiigsiiiia X J-:.sn:ag3: 115: :X f:vr5aa1?T -3 Us 1' film: A ,f G, ffm -,A i --' N '3 1 X fu 4, Ty. .Q 0,03 at p ll' If I el .X A 0 1 Q I .fat up l kin. I-' fzdfale ,,,,,,, To you who have been so understanding when we failed to live up to your expectations. . . always set a Christian example for us. . . encouraged us when the way seemed hard .... sacrificed to give us the material things in life. . . been patient with our weaknesses and shortcomings .... shared our emotions with sympathy and with kindness. All of this you have done for us ----- not because of duty but because of your love for us. In turn, because of our love for you, we Seniors dedicate this 1955 Resume to you OUR PARENTS. MM. K. H-11 '-1' fx, v M44 - Aww' v awww Q. :rx Q YSQQEQQQM Vp Nfmww 705415 Wig fine? fffdmdnda fmldcwz 10 I I I I ,gms xl' in we uni lN ' ' a M' -0 ,W un mmm Du. IHA JA1u:H1.L SllllffflllUflllfllf nf tffllllllll PIIIIHI' Srlmnlx Du. G. Y. SMITH Asxistulzt S1l1ICffl1ll'lIlIlV1l In lfhurgz' nf IIUIAMIIIIIUZ MR. Rm' W. ljmgls Axsistunt Supvrirzlvmlvrll In lflzurgv of lllSlfUl'lfHlL Mn. T, W. l.l,lF'1' Assistant Superintvmlvnt In Cllflfgl? nf Bzlsfrzcsx ffffufrs Mn. M. E. Col.mrAN Assistant SLl,1?GTI'VIfl'I1lll'lll In f.'lH1r,f,'1' nf Npvriul E1l'11r'11tinn Miss MARY E. WINTERBOTTOBI NIRS. MILDRRD W1111'm1URs1' MRS. VIVIAN RENCHER Assistant Principal Secretary MR. CLAUDE C. WILLS, JR. Principal fb Q1fjf4,w Secretary Miss FRANCES McKEE Counselor acuity I I I I I I Wy COMMERCIAL .l. llnAvi:s BAl.l,A1m ISS.. M.S. A ulnurn Mics. ORA FliN'l'ltHSS IIA. llowling Gres-n College of llllllllllflt 1 Fnrzn A. RIIENIQY IULS. Univ. of Georgia Mics. Rirrn TXIUHRAY ILS. Nortli Georgia College MATHEMATICS Miss CAMILLI-3 HARDIN B.S. in Sec. Ed. Univ. of Georgia CHAin,r1s N. BRANNON B.S. in I.M. Georgia Tech .l. B. BROWN BS., M.Ed. Berry College Emory University Pealiorly College CILARENCIL SIMONS BS. in See. Ed. Georgia 'feachers College Miss LOHRAINE Boozun BS. in Sec. Ed. Auliurn Miss NIARY WIN'l'IlRIi0'l I'4TRI A,B., M.FIfl. Agnes Scott Emory University LIBRARY Miss CLYDE DEVORE AB., B.L.S. Ilniv. of Georgia Emory University SOCIAL STUDIES En GETZMAN B.S. Univ. of Georgia Miss ELLEN lNlURRAY ILA, M.A. Univ. of St. Andrews Univ. of Georgia R. M. A.B. Yom-:R Hollins College RADFORD HAMILTON BS. in Ed. Univ. of Georgia ,llTLIAN R. MOCK B.S. Aulmurn M155 MARY L W1LL1AMs Mlw f0RNEIIA NIONTGOMERY Mies MAR1 HA HAREN A.B Ceol e 1 edbody College for Teachers Sholter College GCOFLIH State College for Women Asbury College H. LUG1-.NL CORK Mus RUTH lwCCALLFY HARRIE1 ARMSIRONG B.S E B C S Arkansas State Unlv of f cor ld Univ LANGUAGE Miss SUSANNE WILLIS A.B. Randolph-Macon Woman's College Miss CECILIA MAcK1N'1'0sH ' ' A.B. -K Unimfiwiaciiigfm MMV fw V My W 6 ow A Cb L 5 W .I I C- X X 'f VW if MUSIC Mus. RIARY LLL l'i1NN1Nu'I'oN RS. in Music lld. Peabody College KLNNLTH KuAUsi1 B. Mus. Ed. Northwestern INDUSTRIAL ARTS Roman GREEK B.S. Univ. of Georgia PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOWARD M. BRENNLR B.S. Univ. of Georgia MHS. CAROLYN STORY CLARK A.B. Milligan College 14 SCIENCE Mas. ELIZABETH DAVIDSON B.S. Oglethorpe University O. R. COOPER A.B., M.A. Mercer University Univ. of Georgia JAMES H. WYNN A.B. Mercer University Miss ll'iARGIE TODD A.B. Union College CAFETERIA Mus. CLARA S'1'EI'I1ENs Dietitian Mus. NEl,L HEACOCK Assistant Dietitian 15 HOME ECONOMICS MRS. MAZEI, KEMI' B.S.H.E., M.Ed. Univ. of Georgia MRS. VIRGINIA CLARK BS. Georgia State Coll ego for WOIIICII Student Qoaewmemf I I I I I I llfu. WA'r'rs NATHAN luII.l.S E1.izAm3'r1i Buown l7l'l'SI.tll'IIl Viee-Presirlcnt Secretary-Treusurer In a heated eampaign during the spring of l95flt lvelueen our two political parties. the Eagles and the lfaleons. our study hotly ollicers for this year were determined. For three weeks preceding the election. the candidates worked enthusiastically and tirelessly on speeches, posters. and various other campaign tactics. Alter these preliniinaries. as in any democratic form of government, the students went to the 'ipollsi' and voted for their choice. Although the Falcons were victorious. everyone participating in the campaign benefited hy the experience. These annual elections are helping us to build for the future, for t0day's students will he the citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Mr. Ballard is the adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL f e -.25 :Eff e Sealed- -l,eI't to right: Nathan Mills. llal VVatts.l'ilizal1etll Brown. Standing-First Row: Patsy Nielsen. Patty Y2lI'lJl'0llgIll. Richard Avery. llarlmaua Holserts. Seeond Ron: Peggy Roger. Diane Zulwer. .loyee lVloore. Sandra Lyon, liarhara Brady, Marie Allen. 'l'rannell Hardin. Nliteln-II 'l'edder. Larry .lones. Mary llean Lanier. Pete lfartwriglit. Third Row: Kay Beckham. Viki Nleliee. Phyllis Rothell. .linnny Brown, lion Norris. .lolinny lleard, Klee Pyron, Nliehael Gower, Johnny Bergstrom, Dan Crowe. jeff Lynch. 16 STUDENT COURT .lolm Bcrgstroni, Prosccuting: Attorncy: lllargic Anna l,an,QSton, Clerk: Donna llcstcr, Clerk: ,lcre Adams, .llldglcg Trannell Hardin, ,ludgfbl filllll'l1'S Allen, llcad ,lutlgleg Harlrara Ht-ck, .ludggcg David Scogglins, .ll It is the duty of the party in oflice to sct the plans for the government of tht- school. A Student Council com- posed of one rcprcsentative from each home room is selected. and then with tht- hclp of capable faculty advisors a student council is set up. lfive judges, two clerks, and one prosecuting attorney arc appointed. This HALL P tdgc. group trics thc misdemeanors of the students who are rclcrrcd to it. Order in thc huilding is maintained hy thc hall patrols rather than hy the teachers. Many cascs hrought hefore thc court for trial arc the rcsult of the elliciency of tht- hall patrol, ATROL Front How-Left to right: Hcnrictta lfordlc, Marie Wcir. ,lackic Crant. Wayne Stowcrs. ,lean Rolrerts. Betty Ruth Cotton. Sccond Row: johnny llarper, Aulircy Sicvcrf, H. B. Rolnhins, Elllllltlll. Lcc, Donald Fain, ,l. K. Dennis. .loc Jcster. Third Row: fillkiI'lf'S Adams, Louis Oliver, Hon Uhlscn, .laines Foster. William jones, l.f-roy llickcrson, .l. D. lllll'llf'lll2lH, William Dumas. Standing: Larry Williamson. 17 A J if I 7-7-3 Semiafze .,,. Q-famfu, ..,, Swpmdazww Swan 7754? .IUHNNYV DAVID SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presiderzt JOHNNY Brlncaswolxl VIN'-1'rf'si4le11t DAVID Srzomslws Secretary l'A'r1'Y YARmm1'c:1l Treasurer '1'uANNl-zu. HAmnN PATTY Ollieers dismiss Senior Class gift to the school as they TRMWE1 inspect the lectern presented hy last year's class. ,lere Varnell Amlams Annette Jfrilclemr Alrlreclge .ll-an Marie Allen ,Ylc n fllnnrlm-s All:-n l I: JERE ADAMS ANNl'1'l'TE Al,l1Rl'll1Cl'1 XlAlill'1 Al.l,EN fIllAlil.l'lS 'Xl.I.lCN Ili-Y 1,-1: Honor Roll 1.13: Y-'l'c'f'I1s 2: Lillrzlry Staff 3,'l,5: Y-'l'vc-11s 1,2: llonw HUOIII Sm-r'. lli-Y l,2,3,-l,5: K1-y lllnlu l, V. Bunk Teller 2: Studs-nt fl0llIlK'll Aclvancell Cllorus 3,-l,5. 1: Rell ffross 1: Amlvalwr-ml l'rf's. 5: lhunl 1.2.f3.l, Y. l'r4's. 5: 2: 1,ung1uagc Cflnlr 23.4.51 Pro- lllmrus, 2,3.4: Clinic' Stall 25.-1. Bunk 'l'f-llvr l: F.'l'.A. Cluln 5: jevtor fllllll 2: Music llluln 2: 5: Nlusim- lflulr 3: l .'l'.A, fllulr llllivl .llulgiv Slumln-nt llnurl 5: Rell Cross 3,4.5: N.tI.0. llluln -1: 4,5: flivitan lflulj 4.5: Stullvut Bvtzl llluln 1.5: Sl'lll4lI' Play 5. Kvy Clulm 4,51 0lll'w'lfll'l1l Today C0llIlf'll 4,51 llnzrl Rvporter Ll: 4: Beta lllllll 4.5: ,lr. l'1s1'0rt 4: Iluufl lfmlitor 5: 'l'vuvln-r's Aiml 5. Stnmlz-nt Court Judge 5: Sulnrv Cluln 5: Iffilllllfii Stall 5: l ,T..-X. 5. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 141' 5441! ' f ANGELA ALLISON JOAN ATKINS JOAN BAKER Y-Tvens 1,2: H0lIlPl'00Ill Ollie-Q-r Chorus 1.2,3,4,5: liaslwtlrall Supvrlutive 5: Y-Tr-Pns 1: B- Z: AllYEll1f'f'll Chorus 3,4,5: Pep TFHIII 1: Softball Team 1.2: Toanl Clwerle-:ull-r 3: FI't4llClI- lllulr 3.-l,5: Red Cross 3: lfivitan C.A.A. 3: Pep lllulm 5. l.atin Cllull 3: AllVillll'EIl lflmrus Club 4,5: Varsity lfluewlr-atlm' 4. ,N l:0'llill'l- 51 H0101 Rf'l'Ul'If'l' 42 3: llmneronm l'r+1s..2: I'cpf.IuI1 F.'l'..'t. 5: 'lll-zn'lwr's Aill 5: F.R.l..A. 5. An ell Fhlrlnttv X111 on ,lofm Bvvvrly Atlxms Mary Jmn Bllwr um Fn ll 1 1 21 .Wff . ww- . -: - -ann asv- c-ort 4: National llonor Som-if-ty 'l'ra1'k3: liivitan lllulm -1: Varsity I' l l ll i '1 '5i 5 il illl'4: 'lll l 'll ll liall 2: NXLU. lllnlm I: llivitun 4, Sf-0. 5: Beta llllllm 4.5: l .'ll.A. Ffllllllllll -1.5: Va1'sity'l'ra1c'li -1, l l Wil' 'WW l 'lt V 'N l l'l5l'll ' Srlliftff lfluln l.5: .lnnior lfsvort 4: Span- -1.5: Bank Dire1c'tor 4.5: Rr-fl Key lilllll 5. 'U 'l iali lllulu l. Cross 4: Howl 5: Snperlative 5. ...,..,.1!4eenaqaf5e4c5aoZ........ BXHIHIZX Blflili .IUIIN BlCHll5'l'IiUNl .lANIiI.I, Bl.0UDVVOB'l'll IJOUC BOND llmm-mont Ulliw-r l.2: N-'l'vviis lgLlhlxf'lllilll l: 'llravk l.3: Honor Y-'l'e-vim l.2: Cl1orus2.3,4: Span- Hi-Y 2.3, V. l're-s. 1: Sllllll'lll ' l'1-in 1 Inln Ji. llll4f'ilN. l. Sw-. 5: lloll l: Slllllvlll lionnvil l.3.5: ish lIlul13.-1. Sec: 5: Bank Tollvr ffounril l: Baslu-tllall l: llw Nlnile-nl lfonni-il fl: Bs-ta lilulr Y. llri-s. Frm-slnnan lflass 2: Pro- 3.4.51 Bvta ifluli-1.5: Howl Stall lfrogcs 2: B-Tvillll Baslu-tliall 3 li: ,lunior lCwoi'l ll l .'l '..' X. Alt'f'l0l' lilnln 2: Ili-Y 2. 'l'rc'as. 3: 5: Howl llvporter -1: .lunior life- N.lI.U. lflnlr 4: llivitan lilnlr 4 llnlw 5: Iloul 5lal'l' 5: llllim- llilI'Vill'Kl l'rizP Book AW2lI'll Vi: sort 4: National Honor Sorivty Pros. 51 Howl Stall -l: lfl'.Ylll7Il all' 5: Stinln-nl liourl ,lnclgfv 5: SillYl'f' lfluln l'ri-S. 5: ,lnnior Ks- 5: Military Sponsor 5. Stall 5: Superlatiw 5. nior llluy 5: Nlilitary Spun- fort l: lla. Boys' Slilllj -lg lfivi- or v Ian lllnli 4: Beta lllnlr 4, Pres. I 5: Rf-y liluli 5: F.'l'.A. lllulb 5: n 'l All. Nlgr. Rcxzznzo 5: Supa-rlativo PMI X. 5: Pros. Sonior Class 5. id 5 llllI'll1ll'il ,loan B1-1-k ,lolin Parks lgHl'gISll'0lTl, .lr. 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Sgxt.-at-Anus 1: Stucli-nt Council 1.2.-1: Y-Tvens Y-'l'r-r-ns I: Chorus 2: I.ilnuw llilllll l.2.3.-1.5: R-Yllflillll rllrnvk 2: l: illllllllillilgl Cluln 2: lNlz1jorPtt0 Clulr 3,l.5: Lilrrnry Stull' 5: ll ill 5111111-nt Couuc-il 2: Calvtvria 3.4, Ifle-ml iVlajorc'Ite 5: Music- llutrol 5. nfl' 2: I3-Tc-ann llzislwtlnull 3: Clulr 3: Iiomvroom Ollim-r 3.5: Wursity 'l'rur'k 3,4,5: Kr-y Clulm Heil Cross 3: Beta Clulr 4.5: 5: He-il Cross 3: N.C.U. Cluln 3: Civitun Clulx 4, Svc: 5: Iftiiullllj Nursilv Footluull -1: Civitzln Clulm 5: Howl Rvportvr 5: Supvrlutiw 4.5: Blm-k lrtlvi' Clulm -1.5: Su- 51 .lunior lfsvort 4: Bunil 5. pvrlzltive- 5: Rvsunrrf Stull 5. facade af fam .... ding fa ' ' NANCY CUURSHY Bll.l,Y DANIICI, .l.li. lll'iNNlS i ,L: 1 f .2.3,4.5: Art Clulw l,2.3: Sf'it'lll'f' Clulr ll-'l'c-zuu Raise-lizlll ZZ: llrun lll'lSi Rilli- 'l'1':un 2: Snottvrs' 2.3: 4-H Cluli 2: llzlll Patrol 5: Cluln -l: Hillf- Hu 1 . - fi . . . V. ., 4 - llulv 3.1: l4.ll.:X. 5. If-nr-ln-1-s Anil 5: Hlllv lc-:un 3.-1. l.lllllllIV 1' ll'1ll I'-urol '1' Nl U . n 4 - . . Llulr l. Q- ol' tulle- ple-usnrs-s of thc- first :lays in ilu- Nunvy Ann Coursey William Aaron Daniel. .lr. Jesse K. Dennis lllll' Lluss is showing: oil tlle' nvw vlalss rings. Mmlvls sliown llc-rf' urv Connie-. NUIIVY. rgiz- Annu. liilI'll2ll'2l. unil Holi. 24 I I I I WH? Leroy Jason Difkerson Amriss .luvqlwline Dobbs Muck Lf-e Drlskell LHRUY DICKERSON JACKIE DOBBS MACK DHISKRLL Hi-Y 1: School Store- 2: Aircraft Clec- Club 3,4.5: Hml Cross 1.2: Rand 1.2: Hi-Y 1.2: Rod Cross Spotters' Club 3.4, Pres. 5: Library Club 2: llrumutir' Club 5. 2: Stullvnt Council 3: Hume- N.C.0. Club 5: Hall Patrol 5: room Pres. 3: Key Club 4.5: Sabre Club 5 Niro' Club 4. Svnior girls gain valuable PXIK'l'lf'lll'f A ' Il'Z1l1Sf'l'llblllQ' Sllflllllilllll notes. cmdcZa4amczz!ea,,,. TWYLA DUCKER ,IUYCIC DUNN NANCY lJllNS'I'AN lJUN,fXl.lJ I :XlN 'l'umbling Club 2: Library Club ldlllglllllgif' Club 2: Library Club Y-'l'f'vns l, V. l'rvs. 2: Stull:-ut Hi-Y l: N.C.U. Club 4: Hupvrlu- 2: Fl'Pl1f'll-l.i1Ill1 Club 3.45: l'Pp 2.1.5. 54-r'.-'l'rc':ls. 3: l.ibrury Stull Counvil l.2,3.'l: AllXilllI'4'fl tin' 5: Hull l'z1troI 5. Squad 3.-1: Hull l,illl'0l 3.-1.5: 2.3.-1.5: llill.1'l.K'l'lil Stull' -1: I .ll..-X. Clmrus 3,4,5: P4-p Cll1lr'l'rvus.3: Y-Tvvns 4.5: Varsity Raslwllmull 5: T!'ilf'llf'I'.S Airl 5. Military Sponsor 3.-1: Ir. Civitam 4.5: 'llvavlle-r's Aill 5. Club 4.5: Varsity fll1l PI'l4'llL,ll'I' C0-Capt. 4. Capt. 5: SlllN l'lllllNf' 5: Eclitm' Rvxlllzzti 5: Howl Rc-- portrfr 51 llc-tu Club -1, Sw. 52 junior l'l!4l 0l'l fl. Twylu Fllizalwth Dum-ker Thelma .loyve Dunn Nzmry Vivian Dunslan Donabl Clillorrl Vain 25 255' irh-y VC'ym-ltv Fannin Shirlm-y Ann Fc-rgllsml Cary Allfxn Fin-h SIIIHLICY I-'ANNIN ANN FICHUIISON GARY FITIIII 5 ,L: . .4'IIf'l' filulr 2: Y-Te-1'l1s L5: IiUllll'I'0Ulll Uflim-r S4'ilxIlf'Q' f Z.: .Q . 1 :Mlvul11'4-fl lflmrus 1: F.H..'X. iflulv l: Ulm- Club I: xIllSif' fflulr 3.-1: llmrl Iif-pnrtvr 5. 5: I,iln'ury iilulr 5: f:ilI5f'tl'l'i2l liullvt flluln 1: Bc-tu lllulu 1.5: Hull km prmnlly 1'ru'viws1us:ll'4ll1'I!1'l':1I, SMH- 15 tlivil 'jp'-1,m.,f-'Ill' 5 mul Funllnzlll HIIINIIIPI ' ' A H I ' Me fm af ciaaaiag wbewfcztdaec 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .HCHIQY FUS'l'lCN l X'l'lil4Il-X GOODWIN .TfNNlffIC II.-Xl.I, TOMMY HAH. lxlflv 'l'4'aun SLI: l,ilvrurs Xffeist- Mum: Hluly 3. l: .'x4IN2llH'l'lI Y-vI'l:t'I1Sl.:3,-II l,illlQllilQ'f'f:IlllD2Z Ili-Y I: Stuck-nt f:0llIlf'i mt 5. filmru SLI: 'l'e-u1'l1e'r's M41 -1: I'1l'f'Il1'Il-Lillill llluln Si,-1.5: N:-41 Ke-y illulm 5: lllrwk I,f-ttvr flulw l,ilu lrx'IIl11Ix5: llufe-If-riu 5tz1H'5. Cross-71: F.Il.A. 5: l,ilu'u1'y llluln 2.25.-L5: Nalrsily Fuutlmull 5 I 5: lflinif- Wurkvr 5: 'Ixl'ill'Ill'l'-5 ilu-Czlpl. 5. 'Kid 5. William ll1'I'1lIlI lfuslvl' l'z1tri1'iu :Kun fzlbflllwill xlilffllil ,IHIIICP Hall Thnnlns Bvnjzunin Hull 26 Betty Louise Harbin Elizabeth Trannvll Hardin .lolinny Lee Harper, jr. Lucille Iniogzene Harper Hl'l'l l'Y HARBIN 'l'HANNlCl,l, llAlllJlN .l0llNNY HARl'l'lH l.llCll,l,l'i llAHl'l'lll Y-Tceli:-1 l,2,3: Red Cross l,2: Y-'lie-c-ns ll: Radio Club l: Art Club l.I2,3.4: Sri:-live Club Tlllllllllllgi Club l,2: Y-'lleolls Dramatic Club 4.5: Calc-teria Hell Cross 2: Stude-nt Count-il 2.3,-1,51 P1-ll Club 2: N.C.0. 2,344.51 Varsity llaskctluall 3,-1,51 Staff 4,5: 'I'eac'l1vr's Aid 5. 2.5: llillv T:-ani 2: Varsity Club 3.4: Hilll- 'l'e-ani I, Capt, 5: l rc-nm'li-l.atin Club 3,l,5: lvnnis fillt't'l'lPilllt'I' 3,4,5: l'm-p Club 3: .ll'. lfscrort -1: Color Cuard 4: 'ill'LllIl 3,-l,5: lilovla l.4'Il,L'l4 Club Military Sponsor 3,4: Aclvancwl Cross Country 4. .5.4,5: l .'ll.A. 'l,5. I I I I I I .l ACKIE H I-IARD C.A.A. l: Honwroorn Pros. 1: Honnrrooin Sec. 5: Ilou'l Stall 5: Civitan Club 4.5: l .'l',A. 4,5: 'l'caclw1 s Aid 5: Military Spon- sor 4: Red Cross 2: Advanfod Chorus 1Z,4: Musif' Club 3: Sol!- ball Tvarn 3: Supvrlativc 5. Cliorus 3,41 Civitan Club fl, Treas. 5: Ffll.,-X. 4, 501: 5: llank Uirovtor 4: .lunior Class Sw, 4: lr. lfscort 4: Senior Class 'llrvas 5: V. Pros. Svliool llanlc 5: Stu- dent Court ,ludgxu 5: lim-ta Club 5: Iel'SllNI6 5: Howl lie-portvr 5: Senior Play 5. ahaggidag wail!! may caatedfta ,...,, DONNA I-llflS'l'l'lR BYRON llll,l, Y-'l'vvns 1.2: Bank 'lls-llc-r l,2.fl: Studvnt Council l: l rPnc'li-l.atin JxllVLlIll'f'll Cllorus 3.4: Frc'11c'l1- Club 3,-l,5: 4-H Club ZZ: Svivticmw l.atin Club 4.5, llrt-s. 3: Art Club 3: Honor lioll 3,-1: Hi-Y Club 3: llraulatit- Club 3,5: llal- Club -l: Km-y Club 4. Sw. 5: let Club fl: Svliool Hank Pres, N.C.0. Club 4: B1-ta Club 4.5: 5: llanla lJlI'l'l'Ull' 4.5: Studvnt Howl Report:-r 4: National Court 5: National Honor Society llonor Sovioty -l. llrvs. 52 .lllnior -1.5: livta Club 4.5: St'lt'Ill't? Club lfsvort 4: Sl'llllUl Store' 4.5: 5: llt'p5qllLld3.41 Nlusic: Club l .'l'.A. Cllllr 'l.5l 511lH'f' Clllll 4: l .'l'.A. Club 5: ,lr. lfsvort 4: SWB 51 RUSUIIHE Siilll 5- llonol' Roll l,2,3,5g lilililary Sponsor 5: Girls' State 4. Doris .lavquelyn Hz-ard Donna .lvan llvstvr Byron York llill Cary Fitvh is sbown along: with otlwr Sen on 27 baving: a pivture made ol luis lungs 1511111111 1'1IlIIllLl1f'4' 1111111111111 1311 1'11Kz111wt 11 519 .N111111i11 f11Llll11Q'l1f' 11111111'1' .l11s1-1111 1.1'11 ,11'st1'r I . 411 3111111 IIU1.fIUNl1'l 1'1'1 l'!Y U11 lI1A11111'1'1 1'1'1 1ll'N'1'1'I11 11113 .ll'IS'l'I1II1 1-'1'1'1'11s 1: 511, 11UlIIt'I'lllDIlI 1:0 111-Ifilljy XXIII '1 . : 11l1lI'llh 111-11 Cross 1: Y-v111'l'llS 1: A11- 111111 '111'illIl 3.1: 111111 1,il1lIl1 5 11lbll4lI' H1111 1: N111si1- 111ll1h2.11.1l1 I lf ,fz lhfxr, 5 1' 1 fiivil 111-- XLIIll'1'l1 1f11111'11s fi,-1: N111si1' 1:11111 511111111 Stun- 5: lI1u1111s1-1111 s xllll 1'1-11 511111111 1: iiixil 131-1'1'11f1' 1.f'Il' 111lI1 . 1: 110lllPI'lHllIl 01111-1-11 3: Iiivil 5. f:1II1l S1-1'. 5: 111-111 111ll1l 1.5: K 131-1'1-11s1-C111115. ll1f11'l 511111 5, 1 1' .1 , I I I I I I a I I I I I I 1544655 ' ' 2 ' 111111, .IUIINS .1OY1l1'I K1'Il,1.1'I1 W11,1,l,fXNl IKIMISAII 1-11 1111111 12.3.11 N111iI111'y 01114 Y-V11l'!'llS 1.3: 111'11 llrnsf 3.1: 1-Il 1111111 1: Ili-Y 1: N1 U 1'1'1' 1: 1911111111111 2.3: 111fI4'k 1,1'Il1'1' 5Il1r11'11l 11111111111 Ii: 11il1,l'1l'l'1Ll 1111111 3.-1: 11-'1'1'11111 1'11N111ll11 3 T 3: ',.I I: .1 1 1'll'V NIIIDIISIH' fi: 1111vism1's '11l'1'Il 151111111 3,11 1141! 1111111 3,102 141-1'11-11111-1' fl' A11- v11111'1-11 f.1lllI'll:- -1.-1.112 1.Llllll f.1ll1l IS: 11111111111111111 S1-1'. 3: vilI'h11V N11 K1'11ll! 111111 1lf'I' 2l1l1. .lz111i1-1- 111111.1-1z111111t1- f1ill'1 Winston ,l111111s .10yf'r' A111111 K1-111'y W'i11111111 1111111111 KII1111 1llW4'l' 1-121--1111-11's 111111111 1'11'111111111i1's pr11i1'1'Is 28 Hurry William King, .lr. Shirlc-y Ann Kuter Margie Anna liangrstnn llll.l. RING Sllllll,lCY Kllllili Nliklllllli ANNA IANUSTUN 0IIlf'l'Uf!Il1 Prvs. 2: li-'l'v:1l11 Art lllulu l,2: llrannutic: lllulx 3: Hunk 'llvllvr 1: l1illlfllli1Ql6 lflulr l'00ll1all3:Varsity'l ootl1zill4.5: 5lllSll' lllllll 4: Redd Cross 4: 2: Y-'ller-ns l. llrefs. 2: He-ml Xarsity 'lll'il1'li 4.5: Tl'ilL'llt'l'.r A4lxam'wl flll0l'llS 4.5: llffp Cross 2: Frr'n:'l1-l.atin iflulx 3,4. gr , H , V A I Y I I . Mile 4: ilivitan liluln 5: Stualr-nt Squml 4: Fr:-m-I1-l,atin iIlul14,5: 'l'rm-us. 5: Dralnatic: Cluln 3,4,5: A Mums Hum an um I tl f0lllll'll 5: lllm-k l.vtt4-r lllulr 5. l,il1rury Staff 4: Ballet lfluln 4: Bi-ta fllulm 4.5: Howl Reporter 4: l'l0IllL'l'00IIl Treats. 5. .lllIll0l' Escort 4: IQCSIIIII6 Stull 5: btll4'lt?11l Lourt 5: l'.l.A. 5: HOIIIVYUOIII l'11-s. 5: Softball rllfiillll. 3: ffity-Wiilc Fl'ClM'il Council 5: National llonoi' So- Cirwty 5. ,.,4640Z6Z'L44Mlf6dfZ'4.. anim- ' 2cmce,,. ,IUVXNNH lllllli lllC'l l'X NIV,-Xl.l.l5'l'l'lH Bill! Nli:lIUNNlNII.l, l,lCl'l XI1i4I0NNKI.l. 5llltl1'lll Couric-il 15: Svllllllllllll Y-lll1'i'llS l.2: fllll'l'If'l'lil Stall' 3: lli-Y l,2,3,-1.5: N.11.U. lllllll 3.4: l .I .,-X. 2: lli-Y iflulr fl,4, Yiw- 'llvzuu 3,l.5I llvtu lllnlr 5: Lilrrary Stall' 4,51 Lilnrary lilulv junior l'fsi'urt 4: Salam' llluln 5. Pius. 5: Cru:-s lllblllllfy 'll-:un 25: FI't'll1'li-lilllll filull 5: F.'l'.A. 1.5. ll-'lll'i1IIl Furrtliilll fl: ll-'llvzun fllulu 5: llmlllzltim' Ifluli 5: llunlt 'llrzick fl: Varsity 'llrawk 4,51 'llvllvr 5: Vll1'LlL'lll'l'-S Ainl 5: Nlusiv Varsity Futrlllilll 5: Szllrrc lllllli lfluln 4: UAA. 4: Mlxgiilm-al 5: N.l1.0. fflulm l'rvs. 4. 4.l1lll'llS 4. ,lnanne Aflelle l.0l'li Betty ,loyve lllruxllister Don Rolrert Mcflonnvll llillartl lm' :XlC'cl0I1IlCll 29 Faye Rune-ite YlCEll'f'llll1 Patrivia Ann Marshall Conslanve R1-'lwvra Martin ll sfl: xlllSlL'fllllll:'l.'fl1 l rr'nr'll- llllllff illuln l.2: Y-'l'e-4-ns 2: Art Mlvzlllc-ml iflmrus 2.3.-ll llilll f.llllb 111,53 l.1lrrary l.lul1 5, l.lulm Pres. 2: Art Llulr Awarll Tvll:-I' 5: Mgr. I -' 'a A Nl? ilWl Nlfwuif- -5l1ll2lWUl'li llill l W1 2: AflVllll4'l,'ll fllmrus 3.1: Hallvl vllQ'ilK'llt'l'.S .Mel 5: l .ll.l ,..' K. 5. 'H H1 W F lllulr 4: Nlllsim' lfluln -1: Svniur llramatir Clulr 53 Cafeteria 5: 'lll lll'lll l S .-'liml 5. 0 I 0 I I gcaaolfcztcaaa... WPXNIM Nlll,llUll5 ANN NIll,l,l-IH liA'l'lll.l'1l'lN Nlll,l,lCH ,'XNNl'l'l I'E MILLS lianlx 'lla-llvr 3.1: l .ll..N. fi: Ml- Y-'l've-lls l.5: llumm-rnmm llllim-r Y-'llvmls l.5: llanla 'llm-llm-r 2.3: Slmlvnl ll!lllIH'll l: Y-'ll-f-ns l.2: NllIll'4'4l lflmrua fill llramalil' 2: .X1lNillll't'll Ifllurus 3.-1: 'Xlusiv l'l0lll1'I'lNllll Ulllr:-r IS: .fMlx'ulu'4'4l limi Cross l,2.-l: .Nrt lllllll l: Mluln 15.1.51 livin fllulr 1.5: .llIll- lfluln 3. Sw. -1: llvla Kflulr -1.5: lllmrus fl,-1: llvta illulr 1.5: Na- l.ilrrary Stall fi: l.ilrrzl1'y llluln 33 im' l'lse'm'l l: llc-ml llruss l: llnu-I tlixil l,1'l-P1150 llluln 5. tional llmmr Suvivly 1.5: Nlusir Jr. llramatim' lflulv l. l'rvs. 3: Stull' l: Bank llirm-vim' 5: Hank Clulr 'l'rr'as, -1: llixil l,1'l'1'llSt' l'm'p fllllll -1.5: Music' illulr -1: ll1lSlll4'I' 5: 'l'4-an-ln-r's .-Kill 5: Xt- lllulv 5: 'll1'1ll'l1t'I'!S Mal 5. F.'l'.:X. lfluln 5: Squaw- Uamw- Ianta 'IX-1-11 lloanl lW'.-Xlfllfl 5. Clulx 2: Ulwr lllllll 3,-1: SlYilIllSll Cflulm 3,-1: Sf'lllUl' Play 5. Wanlla N1-ll Nlillmus lCliZalwtl1 Ann Nliller Evelyn Kathlvvn Xliller Annette Louise Mills 30 RUNl'I'l l'H lNl1:lfl.lilCA'llll PAT lll.-XHSll!Xl.l, QIUNNIIC lNlAli'l'lN Allxamwwl clll0I'llS 3.kI.5: llwl IR-1-ff-1-1 fltlm-llmlalllve l.2.3: Tum- Y-'llt't'llH l,2.fl: l'1'p lflllll -1.5 Carl Nathan Hills Alun Her-11 Noon Betty June Myors filiffonl Lanny Norris NATIIAN NllI.I,S -Xl. NIUON l11C'l I'1 NIYHKS IANNY NORRIS Bank Tvllvr 1.3: Hi-Y 1.3.-1, Y. Hi-Y 1.2.42 5111119111 11llllIlI'11 Y-'l're'i1:+ 1.2: Art 111lI1l 2: Pop Ili-Y 1.2: Roni Cross 1: 110nlr'- Pres. 2: Stumlvnt Coum-il 1.15: 1.2.32 11-'l'r-um 'fruck 3: Salam- SlIlIilf13.-11 DI'illIlLlI1t'1i1ll1l111495. room Pros. 2: Ke-y lilulm 3.4, fi1V1T.ilIl lf1u1n 4. Y. 1'rvs. 5: fI1l11r5: S11pvi'1zltiw5. 3: A11vzlm'v41 111101115 3,-1.5: Mu- '11l'1'1lS 5: N.iI.0. 1111111 Al. N.lI.0. iflulr 5: V. Pros. Stuwlr-nt sim' Cluln -1: Beta ff1u11 -1.5: Body 5: Rl'SllllIi?S1L11115I Silibfl' Dlwllllzllil' Cflull V. Pres. 5: lilulm '11l'CilS. 5: SlllN?l'1il11VC 5: lfl'SIH7IlE Staff 5: Homf'room Svnior 1'1zly 5. Sw. 5. 0 0 1 0 adaaamg gfzcwlamloan ahead , . gfzcwlwcufcaa ,bfmotfcae . : .. V! ii' BUY l'1li1iI,1:l THUY 1'0'l l1S I'lil1lLY 4 Q 11211111 2,3.4,5: Bunk '11f'114'l' 1.1.51 Rumi 2: 1131111 1111111 2.3: FI'i'Ili'1l Am Ulu 1- '. V, 'rv . : 1.iln' W Hi-Y 1: 1,ilirury lflulr 2: Svivilvl- filuluii: 1Jl'ilIl1ll111'1111111-11 N,lI.U. fi ' . 4, L' '. X : -W - f11ll1l 2: FI'44ll4'1l-1,i1l1ll llinlm 3.4: lflulw -1: Hunk llirf-r'tor ,. . ' . gf! 1 -1 - .gi ' ' 1.i1n'ury M1111 3: Uixivluml Bum lun , , ,5: ,T 'ilIlC't'l1 liliorns -1: Sllll11'lll fIoum'i1 -1: Uoiiv- I'. :' :uv 'p ' .: -:Sqn 11111111 5. 1 -1: N-nior 1'1z1y 5. Hoy T1iUIlllPSOI1 1'i1'1x1c Amos Troy Wilkvs Potts 1x1ill'LIEtl'6l Elizalwlll Poxwll .1immy. Billy. Nziliizm and William get one lust qui:-k glaiwe at the text before taking 21 lost. 31 S . Ili Ann Dorcas Prince IIODY PRINCE Y-'lccns l.2: Cho' H ..,. , 1 lu 731 Nlu F ir Club 3: CIVIIZIII Club lu ,.. une-room V. l're-ea. -I: .lunior - V - 1 - ltscor! 1 Ullnc Stull 1 l 'f ri 'Z Fi itlif Wafvty Council -1,52 Rvsumo Stall' 5: Superlativo 5: Mili 5lDOIlS0l 53 E.'l'.A. Club 5. la ry Lynn Dorothea Reineke LYNN REINEKE Y-'l'f-f-ns 1.22: liaslwtball I: Ari vanccd Chorus 2,3,I: Rcd Cross Rcp. 2.3: .Ir. Civitan Club 4.5. l'ltJllIl'l'00Il1 Sec. -I: Ollice Staff 5. I I I I I I I I I I ,I E HR Y R O BPI RTS Earl Charles Rice EARL RICE H-'lieaxn Football 31 R-Team Baskctball 3: Track 3: N.C.U. Club 4g Hi4Y 3,43 Clinic Stall' 4,53 Varsity Baskctball 5: Var' sity Football 5g Varsity Rasc- ball 5. Qzadmdm H. B. ROBBINS Dorothy .Iean Roberts JEAN ROBERTS Library Club l,2,3,4.5: I.ibrar Staff l,2,5. 0 I I I I I JACK ROSSER Rcfl Cross l,ZZ,3: li-'liz-ani Rasc- Football 3: Varsity Track -1.5L Varsity Football -1: Rlock l,cttcr Club. -1.5. ball 3: R-'lirani Track 3: li-Tl iilII I,2. Cross Country I,Z2g Hall Patrol Entcrcd 12th Grade from Walk- crtown. N.C.: Messick School l,iZ,3,4g BclaClub4,5: Advanced Science Club 4g First Place Winncr in City-Vlfide Essay Con- test on Printing5g Senior Play 5. c National llonor Socicty taps ncw mcni- .Icrry Arvirl Roberts H. B. Robbins .Iack William Rosser bu Pitts Yulnou I1 lcu-iyu li In I in N. i 1. cb bcarcr. ., ,, I- V -P- ro .lames Lee St. John .TPNIMY ST. JOHN Band l,2,3.4,5: Bank Teller 1,2 H-Team Football 3: Hi-Y 3, Ser 4, Tre-as. 5: Beta Club 4.5 Cross Country Team -1, Captain 5: Track 4,51 Dance Band V Pres. 5: l .'l'.A. V. Pres. 5: Hloelx Letter Club 5. David Martin Seogxgins, .lr. DAVID SCUCIHNS Honor Roll I,2,3,-1,51 HLY l,3, Pinteretl lilth Crarle from Long- Pres. 4: Student Couneil l: Art woocl, Fla.: .Mlvanceml Chorus 5: Club 2: Seienee Club 12: Spanish Club 3,-1, V. Pres. 3: N.C.0. Club V. Pres. -1: F.'l'.A. Club V. Pres. -1, Pres, 5: ,lunior lfseort 11: Beta Club -1, V. Pres. 5: Sabre Club V. Pres. 5: V. Pres. Senior Class 5: Student Court 5: Civi- tan Club 5: Boys' State 4: Na- tional Honor Society 5: Superlu- tive 5. . . . . emfofz fzeadfaaz' nuawnnssmamud Clara Mae Selpli CLARA Sl'il.PH Draniatie Club 5. Radio English Class reads script for program awe .,,. 1 I I BILLY SKWAHD JIMMY SPIWPfl.l. AUBRHY SIFIVI-IRS S NYA SNHTH Ili-Y Club 2,3, V, Pres. l: Herl -1-H Club l,2: Cafeteria Worker Art Club 2: 4-H Club 3: Hall Music Club l,3: Lilllglllilgf' Club Cross 2,3: H-Teazn Football 2.3: 3: N.C.0. Club 4: Olllrc Vlforker Patrol 3.4: N,C.0. Club 4. 12: Frenr' . tin Club 3.5, Treats. B-Team llaslxetliall 3: B-Teanl 5. f K .'xdYi,lIll , ' rus 34,51 lleta Baseball 3: N.C.U. Club 3: Ciri- jlllillm Y-Teena 4: Hank tan Club 4,51 Sabre Club -1.5: N eller -1,5 'rls' State -1: F.'l'..-X. Varsity Football 5: Honieroom 5' . '- ' Na' ,V Honor Soeiety -L51 Pres. 5: llloek l.f-tter Club 5. B Art Club T ..'. 5: Bank Direetor 5: le-at-lien s .Mrl 5. Heil Cross 0. William Henry Seward, III ,lames Taylor Sewell, ,lr. Aubrey Erlwarfl Sieve-rs Sonya Anne Smith Rolls-rt WzlyIlP Monera Batty ,lean flaturn WAYNE STUWICRS Bli'l l'Y TA THOMAS Band l2345: Scienvv Club 2: Aflvam-ed Chorus 4.5: Snani. l,2,3. Captain 4.5: Pre-s. Dixieland Llulm 4: Rm-ml Llulv 3: Pep Llulm 4, Pres. 5 Nl .lulm -1: ,lunior lisvurt 4: Billv rjm.h,.an making his tmmninuw Spewh Cross 5: llall Patrol 5: Senior H:-ml Cross 2.4: Y-Tevns 1,21 St. i-Y 3: Hills- 'llvaln 3,411 i Play 5. !'l.B.l,.A. lllulm 5. vling: ,llf'i1IT1 3: Sabre liluln 5: 1 1 1 1 1 lilitary Olllvcr 5: 15051117115 Stull 5. logqbg qetacwlcffllfie afleczadag AI,llIE ANN WAl.I,AlIE FRED WAl,l,AfIlC MARCAIRIAYI' ANN WAl.l.AlIE Y-'llvviis l.IZ.,i: Music fllulm IL5: lli-Y 13: Band 3.15: 'lll'LlL'l1Cl'.S Y-'llvvns l: Red Cross 2,31 Ail- lilinim- Vl m'kvr 3,-1.5: Amlvanmrml Aifle 3: llancv Rancl illulw 4.5. vanc'Pd lllmrus 3,4,5: Musir- llluli flll0I'll53,-1. 3.4: llep Squad 4: Rall:-L lllulr 4: lluwl R:-porter 5: Sr. llra- maliv lflulr 5: Ollive Staff 5. 1 , ' 7 BUIJIJY WAIXVUN Football l: Hi-Y filulw l,2: llunll l,2.3.4.5: Varsity I-'nmluall 2.3.4. Capt. 5: Blur-k l,z-th-r fflulr 2.3.4, Pres. 5: V. Prvs. ,luninr lfluss 4: All Urcatvr Atlanta Fmnlmll Holuwalule lNleuliun 4,51 Sunerla- live 5: 1503117116 Stall' 5: All Stale- Fuotliall ll0ll0l'Lllllti Mention 5' S1-nior Play 5. Alive Ann Wallace Fred EllgZt'l'10 Wallace Margaret Ann Wallace 34 James Flynn Walton I I I I 1l1l1'1i11.1.5. 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Svnior 11111ss 5: N11ti1111111 111111111' Soviely 51 V. 1,l'f'S, 111111w1'011111 5: Sllll1'l'1ll- tivo 5: SPll111l' 1'1z1y 5. .,,Zaa2c5a9L'awcndz'4efcu!cnew6Z5 SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES 11111111 Nl1,1151SK1:1Y K-'1YN1ONlD N111111JY 111111111 W11,1.1AN1S11N 11l1111111.2.3.1: 111-Y 2.J1.1.l'1-1-1. 31.11.11 1111111 3: 111111 1111114111 11: 111-Y 1111111 1.2.3,-1.5: S1l01l1'I'H. '1 1.111ur 1r1l'll'l1 1: .1111111 ' .s' ' 1- :1 . .- -. . . . -.. . 1 N.1..11, 1.11111 1. 51111 .Z.i'l'. 1Z.' ' i'1. 111-1:11111 N1lI'llIilll N11-1111s1wy 1111y111f1n11 .1il1'1i 1N1111111y 11111'l'y 1111g1g:v1' Wi11iz1111s1111 Seniors having il wu1111e1'11111 timc- at 111ll'1S1I1lI1S Dante 35 OUR HISTORY We, the Senior Class of 1955, being the first class to attend Southwest from its origin in 1950, have written for ourselves an interesting history filled with work, honor, and pleasure. It seems only yesterday that each of us ambled over to Russell High School, waiting for our own building to be finished. While still attending classes at Russell High, our student body chose red and gold as the school colors and '6Wolves', as our name. Sometime in October the doors of our new Southwest were thrown open, although there was still work to be done on our building. Students were warned to stay away from the wet paint and to stay out of the way of the workmen. Despite these warnings, we seniors, who were sub-freshmen then, still have smudges of green paint on some of our clothes. In October the first school paper came off the press. But, alas, it was nameless. Suggestions from the students, however, quickly solved this problem, and the question mark became the Howl.,' When the plans for this high school on the corner of Lynhurst and Sewell were drawn up, the Board of Education gave the new school the name of Southwest. Many students did not particularly care for this name, so three new names were suggested-J. B. Hood, A B C, and Lynhurst. After tabulating the votes it appeared that the students liked the name Southwest better than they thought because it won by a large majority. Our athletic department got under way soon after our school was begun. This included the organizing of the four major teams-football, basketball, baseball, and track, as well as the minor sports. Of course, with the development of school spirit, there arose a need for the choosing of cheerleaders. It was, however, two years later that our band and majorettes began to take an active part in our school life. In 1951 with our first senior class, our first year- hook, the Resume, came to life. In April of this year our senior rings were selected. The rings of ten-carat gold feature the school motto, 'fUnita Eortoirn fStronger because unitedj, the front of the building in detail, and on the opposite shank a wolf head over a weather vane which shows the direction of Southwest. Then March, 1952, heralded the birth of Southwest's Alma Mater. The words were written by Richard Link, a senior, and set to the tune of Halls of Ivyf' What a thrill runs down our spines as we raise our voices in this grand old song! As we approach the conclusion of our high school days, we look forward to a future filled with as many accomplishments as we have achieved in the last five years. With such capable leadership by the senior class officers, President, John Bergstrom, Vice-President, David Scoggins, Secretary, Patty Yarbrough, and Treas- urer, Trannell Hardin, we feel that our class has been very successful and most outstanding. The Howl staff this year has given Southwest its first printed paper, and has kept the student body well in- formed of every phase of school life. Marie Allen, Edi- tor, Barbara Bearden, Associate Editor, Janell Blood- worth, Feature Editor, and Jackie Heard, Society Editor, deserve much credit for all their long hours of hard work. The Resume Staff deserves equal credit for their successful achievement in producing such a representa- tive yearbook. Nancy Dunstan, Editor, Patty Yarbrough, Literary Editor, John Bergstrom, Advertising Man- ager, and Byron Hill, Business Manager, have supplied topnotch leadership in this enterprise. Individual members of the senior class deserve special recognition. John Bergstrom was awarded the Harvard Book as the most outstanding Junior boy, Jack Rosser and Jimmy St. John won high, prizes in city essay con- tests, Elizabeth Brown, a good citizenship award, and Margie Anna Langston, Southwest's Homemaker of Tomorrow. In 1952, a two-party political system was introduced in our school. This year, after a thrilling campaign filled with fiery speeches, gay banners and great enthusi- asm, Hal Watts was elected president of the student body with Nathan Mills as the Vice-President and Elizabeth Brown as the Secretary-Treasurer. The friendship of the students and the co-operation of the teachers have made our high school years very happy and unforgettable. And so, as we prepare for our graduation, our voices happily blend in the true words of our Alma Mater, '4We'll ne'er forget Southwestf' apezfaldaea Our Senior year is highlighted hy the election of superlatives. For weeks heforc the selection of these honored few, there is a feeling of tenseness and excitement among all Seniors. After much discussion, each student is given an opportunity to write his choice for these coveted titles. Because of the high quality of all the seniors, the task of selecting the most outstanding members of our class was dillicull. However, after much careful thought and consideration, we present to you our choice. 37 Wont papa ow PATTY YARBROUGH NATHAN MILLS 'xlllllly lu gvl LIIHIIQI hill! slu- rlvnls and lvzu'hm-rs alike luxu- Illillll' If-YIVINY and N-X'l'll'NN uul- slzlmling Ill1'lllII4'l's of om' 1-lass. Tlwir rauliunl IN'lxSOIlll'ili0S and loyalty lu idx-ulw llilXt' giwn lllt'Ill an vm laxlrlq- Implllurlly. mmf lilmafig JACKIE COOK HAL WATTS LUIKIIC and HAI. arc' exuvlly what thi-ir lille- illllbiiljifiw drum IIliljOl'Ciil' Ol' thc hunsl and l'n-sialenl of the Sluclvnl liody rvspec-lin-ly, nn-nihers of thi- Junior Civi- lun. anal avliw imrkers in many sm-hool arlivilivs, they haw more than prmw-fl llieinse-lies xwrlhy of this honor. Thvy liappily unnhinc- In-rsmmlily with ahilily. EM .SZf1,6!enf5 BARBARA BEARDEN CHARLES ALLEN RARRARA and CHARLES have lveen clmsen for tht-ir excellent spirit of C0- opn-ration and their ahility to do well the jolt at hancl. They have proved thernselves worthy ol' this honor hy their outstanding scholastic auhievement and their depend- ability. I X l ff lt, ugh! tw 1 Wffiwf JUAN BAKER JIMMY COMBEE JUAN and JIMMY haw 1-onlrilmuted much to the plcasurv of our si-nior year. Thx-ir originality. rvudy' wil. and gay spirit have pul the finishing luliches on all we have done. , f W Ndvww MM OIQOLLVLQ CECELIA WRIGHT DONALD FAIN fflflflfl,lA uns our 1-lmiw lu-- l'illlr0 nl' llcr 5lllllllSlll'ill1'll, gram llll lIt'1lllly.illl4l lJlllN-Xl.lJ Nil. nur 4-lnm-v lll'V2lllhf' xxllll lun mlm-xx vul. hllllltk mul pls-ming mzmm-r llc If lu llr ilu- lypif-ul 'Xllll'l'lI'2lIl lmy. r. an my xgzmffiwejf NANCY DUNSTAN JOHN BERGSTROM As Oililor of our yvarlnook, Villllillll of lhv clieerleaflvrs, and svvrelary of lhv lic-lu lfluln, NANCY has clisplayvfl her womlvr- ful leufle-l'sllip anfl srlliool spiril. JUHNNY. serving Z1S0lll'I'liiSSlll'4'SlllClll, as 11 mililary ollicer, aml us lll'1'Sllll'Ill of the llela fflulm. has slmwn his mlelighlful l'll21I'Elf'l1'l' and leaiclvrship alvilily. lfuch has all lhe cliarav- lerislivs lllill are Ill'Cf'SSilI'y for an uulslaml- ing: high si-lwol slumlenl. llei-ugmiziilg llu-se qualities, the seniors have clmsvn NANCY and JOHNNY to H-csc-ive the higlu-sl lmnor Ihul, iw lu-flow on ai svnior lim' and girl. Wimw Q WM' CHA-v 47 eadaz ?Zaq This production will not open until after the yearlvook goes to press. How mad june Hua' shall he is the unanswered question in the minds of director and cast. Now there is frantic activity: students leaving school to get nails or crossing town to a mattress factory for curdlioardg rehearsals in the afternoon with snacks from the cafeteria or the Drug Storeg intent checker games in the auditorium while awaiting cuesg up- sets with props such as shaving lotion and a wailing siren. Mad indeed, hut all would agree it is an experience to he proud of and one not soon to be forgotten. CAST FOR JUNE MAD Penny Wood .... Patty Yarbrough Chuck Harris . . Nathan Mills Mrs. Wood . . Barbara Beck Elmer Tuttle . . Wayne Stowers Dr. Wood . . . Charles Allen Ellie ..... . . Joan Baker Milly Lou .... . Annette Mills C. Mervyn Roberts . . Buddy Walton Roger Van Vleck . . Larry Williamson Mr. Harris . . . . . Jack Rosser Shirley Wentworth . . Lynn Reineke Ralph Wentworth . . . Roh Calhoun Julie Harris ..... Peggy Powell Director - Miss Owens 7 in Zane ANN Arun Brtnrwlr V W h WL gfn1N'Nu- xxmm mu UU 'l'uANNr:l.l, .mu 'l'm.mY H. L'n'r-SW XAKXQLXY. Asn 1 ', MN yy. RRY AN 9 VARY .ENV BWV' A Bunny AND Vmcmn P.m'v Ann Hnwmw N9 DP-VW Jmfcn Arm Qxvw B -Nm. um Am, HH .KY Unhy ANN IVAN' fl' ANU ANU W, AYAF H1-1-,S - Aim 1' ,IIAHI I - I-f UNNIL Ima a famine Sofadamcvzec .... ?zea4mea ..,. amafzzaoa 2694134 Qzaafew ..,, ll'Nl UB lfl.'X5S 0Fl l1Il'iHS. lmfl tn right: Mzlrslinll Wir-Dnllie, l,l'PHlClf l1lI Millir- Aslilvy, S0f'iill flllillflllillll eller' Byron, xiil'f l,l'i'Sllll'lllI Mikell Brown f'I'l'lilI'yI l'alt 'l'llmnps4m, 'llI't'LlHlIl'PI'. ,.., . K A .3 Q 3 5 is iv 'if 5 Sill! H 33.3 li 'Sa lu is 52 JU 10115 lflulrlic All1llllS Billy Archer Mitziv Aslllvy Pat ASllW0l'lll liillllill' Aye-rs Calvin Bake-r John Balyo Bonulcl Bllilfil Nam-y Be-rry llvgxgy Boglvr .launvs Boyml Bvvulrly Bravkvtt Blll'llilI'il Braxnzl lfilf-unur Brisrmf Susan Britlziin Carroll Brown Lune' Brown Miki-ll Brown .lvnnir Bl'lllllllQ'l0YY .l ue Bryan Frznik lizllluwuy llvwn Carter Kzltllryn Carte-r Polly klllillIIllf'l' Becky Clark Zvlnia lilonts Earle- fi0l'lll'illl Ann lfukf-r Mary Anne Cnllwrt Ruglvr Cook Silllllfil Cook Elizulwtli ifordlv Patty lfowlvy lfllgvlirr Crane llm'otl1yl1l'i4l:-r Annulwtll linka- Fluyll Davis Roy Davis Troy lk-nnis Paul Divkson Donna Ruth Dost:-r Nami-y lJlll'liPl' Evelyn Duffy Delores Dunagan David Durbin Juanita Entrekin Jeanne Etheridge Madelyn Fain Diane Fisher Ricky Fisher Frances Fitts Dozier Fleming .lohn Folsom Roy Forward James Foster Shirley Frazic 1 lfleanor Gallimore Billy Glover Penny Goan Neil Gore Michael Gower Judy Guest Charlotte Gunter Marlene Gunter Sandra Hammond Sue Hardage .l. D. Hardeman Barbara Harris Johnny Heard Willa ,lean Hendon Don Hiers Dennis Hilliard Dee Hoffman Lena Holmes Gloria Howard Norman Hull' Tom .lanter Farrell .lohnson Marcia .l ohnson Buba Johnson Carolyn Jones Ruth Kilpatrick John King Richard King Richard Koster Marian Kutscher Yvonne Kuter Bobby Lance Buddy Lee Emmett Lee Beverly Madden Laura Manders Suzanne Martin David Mauldin Donna McAdams Marshall MeDuffie Bill Mclfuen Bobby McGinnis Pat McWilliams Elizabeth Meeks .lanice Metcalf Alan Michel Pat Mims Kimsey Minor Donnie Mitchell xg aw, at 4 7 ,, 'ii if ,I - W? .1 9 12512: E:'25:E1:': 'ii 1. j3..fff1fQ ,, A ,fy fi M , -Y' is fp 'Rf W f ,wg F 5 A3 11 X 1-1 e . X ,- W s X-.N to ie Betty Wilson Iletly Moore l,euh lxl0llL'llt l Sara Anne Nixon William Nolen Ann Norton Rfllllllll Uhlsen Louis Oliver ,lerry Paratlise Bertha Phillips ,lane l'ic'kelsimer Hazel lllunkett W1ly'll1' l'riri4ly Aler' llyron ,luilv Reid Hugh Hive Shirley Risks llettv Hollerts l,zn'ry liolrerts Carol Rogers lliunne Roilgers Frank liulrley ,lean Ryekeley Sannnie Lou Saunlers Shirley Sapp ,lnyee Seritt .lohn Sewell Virginia Skinner Mic-luiel Sims Burlmura Sue Smith Huynmnd Smith Roscoe Speaks I.u1'ille Spell! Neal Spruell .limmy Stanley Patsy Stephens Sue Stephens 'liony Stowe-rs Billy Stumler l'at Sturgis Allen Sunnners Rnlvlrv Sutton llolu 'lihompson Put Illlltlllllltiilll Handy 'l'hompson ,limmy'l'oLl1l Henry Turner Freml Vann Bumlmly Vines jimmy Wzlits Betty Vlfzilrlrop Pat Walker Walter Wallzim'e .linnny Walters llowarnl West Lz1rryWilliams Sid Williams Mike Wilefm .IIINIOHS Noi' me fr Barliara Womack Honalml Workman Nzinry Harhin lfzirol llenclerson lionulcl lloleomlv Julian Huggins l.urrv lklelfollum Neil Nulrers .leunette Holierson lilll-Ill WORLD HISTORY S'I'lllllEN'l'S l,0tIA'l'I-f S'l'HA'l'I-ltlltl SPOTS S'I'l,llJllilJ IN CLASS Charles Adams Janice Adams Sandra Alread Charlene Anderson Bert Armstrong Shirley Ashcraft Ann Atwood Jerry Ayers Gail Baird Joan Baker David Banks Billy Beck Richard Bergstrom John Boutwell Barbara Brady Patsy Brotherton Beverly Brown Buddie Brown Linda Brown Linda Bruce Ann Bryan Ronnie Buice Pat Burnes Elizabeth Cahe Jimmy Cain John Callahan Sandra Cannon Carolyn Cantrell Pete Cartwright Douglas Cash Tommy Clark Svanhilde Cobb Mary Ellen Coker Margaret Cole Bill Coleman Nina Collins Leroy Cook Henrietta Cordle Steve Cowart Darnell Craig Dan Crowe Betty Daniel Bob Davis Karry Davis Jerry Day Marlene Dean Steve Dixon Jimmy Donovan Dudley Dortch Sandra Doyal William Dumas Norma Dysart Bill Erglc: Betty Evans Gloria Fannin Forrest Fauber Kenneth Fincher Eva Jean Fix Nancy Foster Phyllis Freeman Joel Futral Robert Gibby Ray Godbee Lee Grillin SOPHO ORES jpuaw 5- V A' gif X isqgllllllh Agwwv Fifa' iw wx, .ya 9 ill. eos? 33 2 'ale 6 Z , ,..,.. J, .V wr met fa- -, R522 4 35 P' s 55 .I immy Grillith ,lime Griffith Naney Cuntcr Patsy Gunter Wayne llaistcn Gwen Hall Rohert Hardwick Joyce Harmon Billy llaslett .lanice Haynie Harriett Heath ,leanctte Hemhrce Harvey llcmlrix Sylvia llerringgton William Hinmlsman Mickey llipps Martha Hughes Penny l'llllllllK'lll.l James Jackson Pete jolly Glenda .loncs Craily ,lones Wililam .lones Sandra Kelly William Kelly Myralyn Knight Bohhy Knox Harry Kraft Raymond Lamhcrt Sylvia Lanier Melvin Lee Cail Lilnho Patsy Lindsey Virginia Lockhart Richard Long: .lady l.oos Peggy M cAllister Hohert McAuliffe ,ludy Mcfllesky ,lack lNlcUufl'ic James McElroy Walter' Mcflllct' Vilii Mr-Kee George Mc-1.1-mlon Sally McNeely Beverly Malrolm Pat Malone Peggy Mason Eilaly Means ,lirnmy Nlerllin Fay Meeks .lanice Nlills Mary jane Minor Eugene Mitchell Diane Moon Jackie Morgan Travis Morgan Bohhy Morris George Morris Bohhy Murphy .lane Nash J. ll. Newton Boi: Nicholson lirnestine Norris Judy Norton Leon Norton Nancy Norton Marlene Ogxles Ed O'Neal ,lane Phillips Maxie Phillips Billy Potter Raymond Pouvhcr Richmonml Pouncc Tommy Powers Pat Price .lean Pugh Y Evon Pylant Joe Pyle Larry Ouattlebaum Ernie Quickel Sally Renfroe Barbara Reynolds Dan Rice Delores Roberson Barbara Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Linda Roberts Anne Robinson Betty Rogers Brenda Ruggiero Bobby Samples Ronnie Satterfield Bill Saylor Delores Seay Bonnie Schilp Herbert Self Ruthie Selph lane Setzer Mary Charles Sewa Ralph Shell Steve Sims Ruth Skinner .ludy Smith Lin Smith Margaret Smith Robert Smith J oe Souter Don Southerland Betty Stilley Cary Stokes Allen Stone Gladys Stovall Joe Stovall Virgil Stovall Robert Strickland Sandra Thomas Martha Tovell Nora Lee Trimble Pat Tumlin Eddie Turner Velma Turner Buford Vandergriff Ginger Waters Sarah Walters Boyd Weese Marie Weir Martha Williams Ronnie Williams Carole Wilson Joe Wilson Riehard Wilson Ralph Womack Donald Workman Carol Yarbrough rd SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED David Johnson Ralph Morgan Wayne Painter Doris Poss Phyllis Rothell Buddy Sheats 57 FRESHMEN STUDENTS STUDYING ALGEBRA FRESHME Carole Adams Linda Adams Nancy Aldredge Bill Allen Judy Allen Olivia Ambrose Virginia Anderson Carol Archer Elaine Archer Jean Archer Carolyn Asinof John Austin Norman Banks Wayne Banks J. R. Barge Bobby Battle Dorine Beck Brenda Berry Warren Berry Ralph Benedict Fred Boling George Bond Brenda Bragg Gloria Brand Carolyn Brannon Jimmy Brown Melvin Brown Paul Brown Shirley Brown LeRoy Brownlee Dale Burnett Betty Ann Butler Billy Butler Billy Camp Lois Carden Mary Elizabeth Carroll Charles Carter Morgan Cathy Nancy Causey Tommy Chambers Mike Chandler Pat Childress Jimmy Cochran Jane Cooper Bill Crim Ann Crisler Raynell Crocker Inez Croft Harlene Curtis Johnny Daher Finis Dake Betty Jo Davis Dolores Davis Jean Davis John Davis Larry Davis Manelle Diamond Fielding Dillard Willie Dean Dobbs Ronald Dodson Paul Driskell Vivian Driskell Alyce Dunn Edna Ruth Edgar Larry Elsner Jane Elzey Tom Erb Roger Ergle Joan Erquitt A. J. Evans Leroy Evans Bettie Fain Frances Farrar Ann Faucet Dolores Ferguson Florence Fincher Joyce Fleming Olin Frazier Billy Fretwell Nancy Fryer Byron Gallimore Carolyn Ginn Jeanette Gordon Pat Gossett Jackie Grant Richard Green Marilyn Ann Griffith Ronnie Griggers Don Gunn Jacquelyn Gunn Bobby Hall Bill Hamner Jean Hammond Shirley Harbin Phil Harris Roy Heaton Charlotte Hembree Herman Hendrix Brent Hoffman Betty Jo Holcomb Barbara Holmes La Reese Holmes Dorothy Huggins Tony Hunt Leland Jackson Billy Jemigan Beulah Mae Johnson Diane Johnson Pam Johnston Bonner Jones Jackie Jones Hannah Jones Jerrie Lou Kendall Francis Kenny Connie Kent Butch Kilgore June Kilpatrick Charles King Fred King Sidney King Sally Knight Larry Lancaster Mary Dean Lanier Dolores Lee Douglas Lee Paula Lee William Little Joe Lock Dannie Lord Jeff Lynch Sandra Lyon Louis McAllister Dot McCain Mary McElreatl1 Carolyn McElroy Kenneth McElroy Jan McGinnis Johnnie McGinnis Jo Ann McKay Ruthie McLaughlin Bill McLemore Lansie Manning Nancy Martin Peggy Mathews FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Grady Bishop Herbert Breazeale James Conn Bruce Coursey Marie Dunaway Frances East Louise Edwards 60 Susan Mathews Gwen Merritt Robert Merritt Bobby Miller Clyde Moody John Moore Peggy Morgan Frances Morris Huvian Moss Jerry Mullins Elaine Murphy Reba NeSmith James Noble Ann Nolan Ray Nolan Don Norris Eddie North Linda Orr Jean Oxford Martha Nell Pace Michel Panos Larry Parr Jerry Lee Partain James Pass Dot Pearson Paulette Perkins Jimmy Perry Sonya Phillips Mary Philpot Deanne Pilgreen Connie Ponder Forrest Poole George Poore Billy Pounds John Pruett Pat Ramos Ann Reagan Pete Reed Rue Nell Rice Mary Reith Everett Royal Syvilla Rubley J. D. Sanders Lee Sanders Sara Frances Schell Danny Scoggins Carole Sellers John Shelfer Carolyn Shirley Patsy Sims Bob Sipsy Barbara Skinner Lamar Skinner Norma Skinner Richard Smith Tommy Spradling .lcanne Stanley Lynn Stephenson Barbara Summers Melvin Suttles Elizabeth Sutton Lynn Swann Sandra Tanner Richard Tilley Bryan Turbeville Larry Tumlin James Vandiver Phyllis Vandergriff Bobby Wallace Sandra Wallace Shirley Wallace Shirley Wallace Dianne Walton Vernon Ward Sammy Webb Richard White Shirley Whitehead Dick Williams Judy Wilson Janis Yarbrough GROUP OF EICHTH-CRADICRS DECOR-X'l'lNC WINDOWS AT ill-lRlS'l NlAS 'l'lNll'I 61 EIGHTH GRADE Shelby ,lcan Ahernz Ronnie Abrams 'I ony Akin Lucy Aldridge Vicki Alexander Lenora Allen Elaine Armstrong Sylvia Askew Richard Avery Thomas Baker Carol Hall Madeline Banks Harry Bannon Gail Barber Stuart Beard .lo Ann Beazley Kay Beckham Susan Bender Gcorgianna Bcrkclt Anita Bowen Hobby Brady .lcanie Bridges Eddie Brown Margie Burrell .limmy Burriss Edwin Byars Emory Byars Larry Cain .lean Campbell Diana Capps Ed Carden Marion Carter Virginia Carter Johnny Chambers Jack Cheek Priscilla Chester Rosa Lee Clark Beverly Clay Andy Cline Martha Clyhurn Joyce Cochran Robert Colletl Barbara Collins Lynn Connally Linda Conner Chuck Cooper Harriette Cuwart Patsy Cowarl Sandy Crawford .lohn Critchlield Barbara Crowe Nancy Crowe Patricia Crowe Jerry Curlee Hob Daniel Jackie Davis .lane Davis Linda Day Julia Diamond Gary Dickson Patricia Dickson Geraldine Dixon Chip Dishinger Bill Dolson David Doughty Charlotte Dukes .lady Echols Evelyn Elder Nancy Englund David Ergle Sandra Eubanks .lan Farlow nh Charles Fincher Doyle Fincher Kay Fitzgerald Rudene Foster Carol Ford Fred Frazier Sarah Frazier Phillip Freeman Diane French John Garner Tommy Garvin Barbara Gideon Yvonne Goldsmith Larry Gordon Miriam Green Patricia Green Sandra Gunn Renee Gunter Jeane Hall Walter Haralson Joyce Hardeman Sue Hayes Paul Heard Fred Heath Donald Heideeker Wilbur Hendon Evelyn Hcnely Robert Hester Richard Hickman Richard Hilburn Brenda Hitchcock Bobby Holbrook l.eonard Hooks Gail Howard Anne Hughes Ralph Hulsey Jerry Hunter Sally Irwin Wayne Ivey Sara Jane Jenkins Craig Johnson .Iulia Johnson Jerry Jones l.arry Jones Melvyn Jones Olin Jones Reba Jones Terrell Jones Richard Jongema Ronnie Jordan Ralph Joyner Robert Joyner Kathryn Juhlin Cornelia Kelly Beverly Kimball Tommy Kindel Gail Knight Otis Knight Rachel Knox Herbie Kraft Ellen Kuter Jo Ann Lamb Frances Lambert Allen Lancaster Smoot Langston Kenny Lanier Billy Lawrence Margot Lewis Martha little Johnny Logan Rodney Long Mike Lyle Tommy McAllister Robert McClure Gwendolyn McDaniel Joe McLaughlin Betty Masters Tommy Marshall Ralph Medlock Leonard Middlebrooks Billy Mincy Bonnie Mae Moon Joyce Moore Henrietta Morgan Jerry Morgan Marilyn Mullins Louis Mundy Patricia Neilson Eleanor Norris Eva Oglesby Julian Oxford Ruby Parr Jane Parris Jimmy Pass Carey Patil Dora Ann Perkerson Gene Petty Arthur Potter John Poucher EIGHTH-G RA DERS NOT PICTU RED Dorothy Dingler Bobby George Marshall Henderson Richard Johnson James Miller Hollis Minter Lettie Mae Moss Jack O'Neill Luther Pilgrim Frank Robertson Kenneth Weir 63 Eliot Pyron Sandra Raborn Michael Ray Gwen Roane Carole Robbins Linda Roberts Tom Roberts Janet 'Rochester Tony Royal Patsy Russell Bobby Ryckeley David Sanders Betty Saylor Howard Sapp Linda Scott Margaret Seals Ronnie Seckinger Sue Segcrs Suzanne Sewell Bobby Sharp Johnny Shirah Bobby Shurbult Dora Lee Simpson Earl Simpson Ronald Sims Jean Skinner Jimmy Small Donald Smith Emily Smith Pauline Spangler Jeanne Spratlin Joy Spruell Nancy Stanford Sherry Stanley Doloris Steely James Stegal Pennie Stevenson John Stinson Jolm Stone Julia Stowers Janet Stovall Harry Summerlin Aim Summers Mike Sutherland Benny Sutton Ronald Sweeney Mitchell Tedder Jimmy Tidwell Bobby Thomas Peggy Thomas Joyce Thompkins 'Vl'1ry Lou Thomps . . o Sam Thompson Iris Tripp Richard Tubbs Romella Tumlin Norma Jean Turner Tippie Turner Gary Vaughn Jerry Vaughn Fred Waldrop Donald Walker Alice Wallace Charlene Wallace Howard Wallace Patsy Wallace Allen Walters Ridley Ward Whitley Ward Aubrey Watson Linda White Webb Whitheld Barbara Williams Janice Williams John Williams Kenneth Williams Julianne Wilson Pat Wilson Jackie Wooddall Inez Worsham Diane Zuber I1 ima Qea Un 77Z6Z6Zczfzg . , , game! , , , 77Za7'mzzw CAr'r. Hussigtl. C, HATCH SGT. ALBERT MCAULIFFE Ser. CHARLES WILSON HISTORY OF OUR MILITARY DEPARTMENT The military department of Southwest was organized in September of l952. It was under the direction of Captain John L. Lewis. Asst. P.IVl.S.2iT., and IVIfSgt. John Viv. Criney. Sergeant Instructor. Its olliee was in a small room across from the gym. There was no room for an armory, so the rifles had to be kept in movable racks in the hall. The supply room was located ofI' the boiler room where clothes and other military supplies were kept. Our military department began operation with one hundreql twelve caliber 30 M-l rilles. A rille team was organized but had to use the range and other facilities at Brown High School for practice and for the actual firing of the matches. In this first year of operation two companies were organized which were designated as Companies A and B. The Battalion Commander was Lt. Col. Marvin MeAnsh. Our second year of operation gave us a completely new military department. It consisted of two ollices, an armory, two supply rooms, and a modern rifle range. The department was under the supervision of Captain Lawrence E. Enterkin, Asst. P. M. S. St T., and Sgt. Dar- nelle C. Craven, Sergeant Instructor. Our Battalion Com- mander was Lt. Col. Ronald Lewis. During our second year we received, in addition to our M-I rifles, I4 Caliber 30 Carbine Rifles. The Cadet Master Sergeants carried these rifles in drill while the other N'.C.O.'s and the Privates carried the M-1. Another company was organized this year which made our unit a three-company battalion. This third year of operation gave us our first M-III Class. There are eighteen Seniors in this class who make up the Cadet ollicers. Six Browning Automatic Rifles and a 3.5 Rock Launcher have been added to our growing armory. The Department is now under the supervision of Captain Russell C. Hatch, Asst. P. M. S. 81 T., and lVIfSgt. Albert McAuliffe. Sergeant Instructor. The Battalion Commander is Lt. Col. John Bergstrom. Our Rifle Team has done exceptionally well this year and is rated close to the top in the city standings. We are extremely proud of our ROTC unit and know it will continue to represent Southwest creditably. Standing: Sgt. McAuliHe, Sgt. Sanders, Sgt. Criney, Sgt. Wilson. Seated: Capt. Hatch. Lt. Col. J. Bergstrom Brenda Berry Maj. N. Mills Jeanne litlmerirlgxe Maj. l-J. Svoggxins Dmly Prime Maj. B. Hill Mikell Brown Capt. B. Seward Beverly Taylor l.t. B. McConnell Samlra Kelly Lt. ,l. lVlcGaskey Earlene Holvomb l.t. .l. Adams Charlotte Gunter l.t. l'. fiklllllllltfll .lanvll lilnmlwortll STAFF ANI? SPONSORS Capt. Hatch and Jerry Paradise inspect M-I Ofllcers' motln-rs at Sabre Pr:-svntatinn THE STAFF 67 4, Capt. L. Williamson Lt. .l. Harper Lt. J. Christian Ann Ferguson Barbara Beck Donna Hester qgfaf' - Q 1 as .. ami, . f V. 2 ,. . N as f ' 1 A .ffxfm COMPANY A 2nd PLATOON ,lack Rosser, PLT. SCT., Alan Michael, l'L'l'. Bobby Lance, Lamar Ayers, William Ergle, A. .l. lsr PLATOON Earle Cncliran, Plfli. SCT.: Frank Bubley, PLT. CDE.: Kimsey Minor, Jerry Ayers, Billy Beck, Odus Cook, Bonnie Buice, Leroy Brannon, Floyd Davis, Buddy Vines, James Kenneth Fincher, Billy Fretwell, James Crillith, Foster, James Cain, ,lohn Callahan, Bay Codbee, Bill Huggins, Dozier Fleming, Sid Williams, Buddy Lee, Coleman, David Durbin, Howard West, Harry Davis, Calvin Baker, Roscoe Speaks, Howard Hipps, Tony James Jackson, Bobby Hardwick, Robert Gibby, Cartwright, Joe Bryan. William Dumas, Dan Crowe, Steve Dixon, Steve Cowart, David Hardeman. lst SGT. Marshall McDuiHe GUIDON BEARER Billy Hindsman 68 CDB.: Evans, .l ulian Jackie Grant, Wayne Haisten, Harvey Hendrix, Richard Bergstrom, Hunt, James COMPANY B 33. . W 'M , .x, V ew . 3 Capt. C. Thomas Lt. J. Campbell Lt. L. Dickerson Mary Dean Lanier Beverly Malcolm Frances Sanford , M ,Y-fees M... lst PLATOON Billy Clover, PLT. SGT., Mike Wilson, PLT. CDE., Tony Stowers, Grady Jones, William Jones, Pete Jolly, Dudley Dortch, David Mauldin, Roger Cook, Tommy Clark, John Balyo, Johnnie Boutwell, Jimmy Medlin, Richard Koster, Neal Spruell, Joel Futral, Maxie Phillips, James Foster, Pat Malone, Jack RJCDIIHSIC, Norman Huff. 2nd PLATOON Richard King, PLT. SCT.: Ronald Ohlsen, PLT. GDR.: Farrell Johnson, Billy Murphy, James Rice, Robert Morris, Ralph Morgan, George Morris, Dan Rice, Bill McEuen, Raymond Poucher, J. D. Newton, Leon Norton, Lewis Oliver, Bill Nolan, Bobby Samples, Raymond Smith, Richmond Pouncey, Tommy Powers, Roy Davis. lst SGT. James Todd CUIDON BEARER Billy Potter COMP NY C Capt. L. McConnell Lt. F. Bartlett Lt. A. Moon Nancy Norton Barbara Roberts .loan Atkins I l ' if .iw M. Ist PLATOON Roy Forward, PLT. SCT.: Alec Pyron, PLT. CDE.: Paul Dickson, Cary Stokes, Herbert Self, .lohnny Shell, Steve Sims, ,Iimmy Stanley, Larry Roberts, Richard Wilson, Boyd Weese, Eddie Turner, Virgil Stovall, Joe Stovall, Jerry Day, .lohn Sewell, Troy Dennis, Walter Wallace, Ronald Williams, Joe Wilson, Buddie Brown, Robert lVlcAulilTe, Johnny Heard, Donnie Mitchell. 2nd PLATOON Lane Brown, PLT. SGT., Jimmy Waits, PLT. CDE.: Bob Thompson, Larry Williams, Larry Quattlebaum, Bill Saylor, Lamar Skinner, Don Southerland, Neil Core, Ronald Workman, Bob Nicholson, Bobby Knox, William Kelly, Melvin Lee, Robert Strickland, Buford Vandergriff, Henry Turner, Wayne Painter, Raymond Lambert, Robert Smith, Richard Smith. Fred Vann. lst SGT. Billy Archer GUIDON BEARER Donald Workman RIFLE TEAM The Rifle Team has a seven-win and three- loss record. Although they placed third in the Southern Division. they had the highest firing average. Southwest appreciates the hne way in which our liiflc Team has represented us this year. Kneeling, left to right: Joel Futral, Tony llunt, jerry Day, Bill Mcliiuen, Richmond Ponncey. Standing, left to right: Jimmy Christian, Johnny Harper, Robert McAuliffe, Calvin Baker, Sgt. Wilslmll. SABRE CLUB The Southwest Sabre Club was established in l952. It is com- posed of all the officers in military and now has eighteen members. Since King Arthur had his Round Table, every military unit has had an organization for its offi- cers. This club functions both pro- fessionally and socially. Our club sponsors Sabre Day, Sponsors, Day, and several minor functions as well as the Annual Military Ball. This is a big social event for all the Military Cadets. Our Military Cadets always look forward to being members of this rlub. . ti. , H , at N is-9' 1 f 2 QL- 5 Left to right: ,lerry Mcflaskey, Bob Mcffonnell, Leroy Dickerson, Byron llill, David Scoggins, Larry Williamson, Lee Mcffonnell, Charles Thomas, .lohnny Bergstrom. Billy Seward, ,lohnny Harper, Johnny Cainplncll, Al Moon, Frank Bartlett, .lere Adams, Pat Campbell. r N .C.O. CLUB The N. C. U. Club is made up of M-Il cadets holding ranks of scr- geant, sergeant first class, and master ser- geant, This club works closely with the Sabre Club on all social and military events. 71 tXlii.KuA1'si: 13111111 llirer-Inr lluml anll lllujorettes gin' noxel hull'-time show ut Sylxun gunu: BA Symphonie. syncopating. spiriteml and superh----that s our lnunfl. Whether it is to arouse our spirit. to euclenee our steps, or simplv to please our t'2ll'S. the liaml always responnls to the oveusioii with notulvle SIICCUSS. llehinfl their ucmmlnplishmenls are many tedious hours ol practice and preparation. May they know that we aeknowlerlgxe the outstuntling role they have haul in our af-tivities. :mrl that vw will lie forever grateful to each ol' them. They have perlormeml proudly at alll lootlvull gains-s, giving several outslunmlingr llilllelllllt' shows. l'aru1le viewers have heen impressed uilh the lvunml as il has taken part in various parutles in the eity. llnller the ezlpulwle cliref-lion of our lvaml lezuler, lllr. kl'illlSt'. it has grown not only numerieallv. lint il has progressed musically. Trulv. the lmanrl is tht- very lu-url ol' tht- Spirit ol S0l1lllWtlSl.v OUR BAND AND NlA.l0Rli'I l'liS lfirst How lleft to rightl: Mary ,lane Nlinor, Sumlra Alreful, Nant-y Dueker, ,laekie tfook. lNla1rizm Kutsvln-r. tiurolyn Nlelilroy. llLlI'liilI'it llrutly. Seeonml How: lfhurles King, Hill Allen, Fred Wzillzic'e, .loe Souter. Ralph Vlfoinat-k. Wayne Flowers, Fieltling llilluril, llurry Krall. l.ouie Nlefxllister. llireetor Kenneth Krause. 'l'l'lirtl Hou: Santlra Kelly, tiharles Allen, Tom lanler. Virginia Waters. .lo :Xnn l'lenQlt-y. 'Nlury Lowe il'llfllIlllStlll. Nlilelu-ll lecltler. Hola lfulhoun. Fourth How: Neil Nuluers, l,ul'leese Holmes. Douglas liil5lI. .-Xulnrey Watson. llill llummer. Tommy lit-nelull, Allen Waters. Filth How: Bill llaslett, Ernest l,luir'lQell. ,limmy St. john. lfretl lloling. l.:-e Sumlers, Nina lfollins. l,el1mtl ,lilt'liS0ll. ,lolm King. Sixth Row: Nancy Fryer, llerlrert Kraft. llonnie Sutterlielml. Allen Stone, .loe Pyle. Wayne l'ri4lmly. llilly Stuelvr. lluvial Hunks. .lzum-S lltllltblilll. lom lfrln. Seventh How: .limmy Small. l.in Smith. 72 I' MAJORETTES These high-stepping young girls have truly done il great jolt this year as always. ln early sumer they hegan practicing the f'0ll1plll'illt'fl routines, which were enjoyed lay all who viewed the half-time shows at the football games. These practice sessions usually lasted from four and a half to five hours daily. Along with these hours of practice, they also take instructions in halon twirling. Last year Jackie Cook and Marian Kutscher attended the State Musical Festival, and both received ratings of Excellent. This year all eight girls are working toward a Superior rating. ,IAci4u-L COOK Drum Mufurette If t MQ X j O ,wtf CM EU K 4' U NlARY JANE Muvon lh'lAltlAN Kirrstriiizii SANDRA Ai.iuzAn NANCY Ducxrzn BARBARA BRADY CARot.YN lVlClJERUY 73 I! ' ll Umacefcca ww S MQWWW-:K game Sacieldea . Wah ,..,..,. ,-fazaazzeea eaam6,,.,,. Many Juniors aspire to heing ehosen on the Hesunzcf Stall for their Senior year. Getting together a creditable yearhook is always a ehallenge to them. In the spring after the 1ii'SLlIllCl for the current year has gone to press, the .lunior Class has a very important class meeting. The purpose of this meeting is to hear the memlmers of the Resume Staff discuss the duties and responsibilities of eaeh ollieer. Then, after this disc-ussion, the ,luniors eleet the liditor, Literary Editor. Business lilanager, ami Advertising Manager for the following year. Several joint meetings with the old Staff and Advisors are held at which time the new memliers learn something of the proeedure followed in setting up plans for the yearhook for another year. Then these four ollieers are allowed to ehoose their assistants. During the summer months this new staff studies the lay-outs of yearlmooks and begins to get ideas for the next hook. 'llhis plan seems to eliminate unneeessary delay and eonfusion in getting off to a good start the following September. The Resume? Stall' quickly forgets the long hours of planning and working and feels riehly rewarded when the yearbook finally eomes from the press and is well reeeived. NANCY DUNSTAN - Editor Advertising Stah' Left to right: Doug Bond Jimmy Combee Jimmy St. John Buddy Walton Charles Thomas Johnny Bergstrom Literary Staff Left to right: Dody Prince Liz Brown Margie Anna Langston Peggy Powell Jere Adams Trannell Hardin Patty Yarbrough Resume Stab-Seated: Betty Myers, Trannell Hardin,-Margie Anna Langston. Peggy Powell, DUUY Pfinqe, Nancy Dunstan. Second Row: Patty Yarbrough, Jackie Cook. Third Row: .Johnny Bergstrom, Byron Hill, Charles Thomas, Jimmy St. John, Jere Adams, Liz Brown, Buddy Walton, Jimmy Combee. 76 Wawi ,.,., All is quiet in the halls of Southwest. Unly the swish-swish of the janitor's broom breaks the silence. The rooms are empty, the school day is over, but still the members of the Howl Staff work on, rushing to beat the seemingly ever-present deadline. This year the Stall has attained one of the goals it has worked toward since 1951-the publishing of a printed edition of the paper rather than a mimeographed one. Each member strives to make the paper interesting, informative, and amusing to every person in the school. The articles keep students informed on the current news, the latest fashions, and the season sports. The Stall has tried to make the Hotel an outstanding school paper that students look forward to receiving. Mr. Thornton is the advisor. TVIARIE ALLEN - Editor HOWL STAFF Seated. left to right: Cynthia Holcomb, Betty Hosea, Marie Allen, Editor: Mr. Cecil Thornton, Barbara Bcarden, ,lackie Heard, Barbara Beck. Standing: Jancll Bloodworth, 77 Carroll Brown, Hal Watts. HOWL REPORTERS Seated, left to right: Trannell, Hardin, Ann Ferguson, Ann Wallace, Gloria Howard, Ruth Kilpatrick, Shirley Brown. Standing: Barbara Beck, Gary Fitch, Betty Myers. ' Wana Sa ' ,.,. BvuoN Him. Llz BaowN BARBARA BEARDEN DONNA HESTER Prcsizlclrz Vice-Presizleut Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS WORK UN FIMBLEM l,cft to right: Kathleen Miller, Sonya Smith, David Scogrgins, Byron llill, Miss lfllen Murray, Sponsor. The ultimate desire of every student is to achieve the highest honor possible, and this hope becomes a reality when he is selected for member- ship in the National Honor Society. Its members are those who are chosen on the basis of high scholastic attainment, good character, leadership abilities. and service during the four years of high school. That's a big order to fill, but the members of the Honor Society cleared these hurdles with flying colors. The students measuring up to these high standards are selected by the faculty and serve as examples to fellow students. JUNIOR MEMBERS Mikell Brown Donna Ruth Doster Tom Janter Marshall Mcllutlie Ann Norton Sammie Lou Sanders Michael Sims First Bow, left to right: Liz Brown, Margie Anna Langston, Byron Hill, Sonya Smith, Janell Bloodworth, l'atty Yarbrongxli, Donna Hester. Second Row: David Scoggins, Johnny Bergstrom, Kathleen Miller, Barbara Bearden. Zeta Wal ,.,,, First Row: David Seoggins, Patty Yarllrough, Nancy Dunstan, Miss Winterhottom. .lohnny Bergstrom. Ser-ond Bow: Margie Anna Langston, Barlmara Bet-k, Charles Allen, .lere Adanis. .limmy St. .lohn, Watlrla Nlilhous, .lanell Bloodworth. Third Row: Ann Fergrttson, Kathleen Nliler. Sonya Smith, Byron Hill, .loanne Loek. Donna Hester. Fourth Row: .laek Bosser, Ann Miller. tfynthia Holeomlm, Betty Myers, 'l'rannell Hardin, l.iZ Brown, Barhztra Bt-arrlen. The Tapping ol new Beta Cluh memhers was held in Uctolier in a very impressive ceremony. The surprise of he' ing chosen as a new memher and the thrill of it all are the eulmination of an upper class- man's dreams. These memhers are chosen for their outstand- ing: qualities of leadership. achievement, and ehatrat-ter, From the first day of the fall semester tmtil the 4-losing min- utes ol' the spring semester. the calendar of the Beta Clulv is lull of events. Running at can- didate for state olliee, sponsor- ing donut sales, presenting the annual Harvest Ball, and many similar projects have kept us on the run. Miss Mary Winter- holtom is Sponsor, .IUNIUH NIISMHKHS Nlikell Brown, Miehael Sims, Ann Norton, Marshall Mvllutlie, Sara Ann Nixon, Gloria Howard. Eliz- alxetli flordle, Hazel Plunkett, Ned Nalmers, Nlareia jolinson, Boh Thompson, Donna Ruth Dos- ter. Sammie l,ou Sanders. Lena lloltnes, .lane Pielilesinier, 'font .lanter, and Yxonne Kuter. Betas have fun as they sell donuts. Jontviw BEttt:s'rnoM Davin Scoocuws NANt:Y DuNs'rAN l7A'I I'Y Ymmnoiuzii President Vice-Presizlclzt Secretary Treasurer 79 666635 ' ' Front Row: 'l'rannell Hardin. .laekie Heard. ,lackie tlook. Second Row: Liz Brown, Patty Yarbrough. l,ynn Heineke. Pat lliornpsou. llbird How: 'Nlarie Allen. Sara Ann Nixon. Susan Hrittain. l'atty Cowley. Fourth Row: Dody l'rinee. Carol Rogers. .ludy Guest. Filth low: l'at Sturgis. Annabetli Duke. 'Nlitzie Ashley. Ann Norton. Qivtli How: Billy llloxer. Angela Allison. Michael Gower. Seventh Row: David St-oggins, ,lininiy Todd. Billy Bearden. Eighth Row: Doug Bond. Nathan Mills. Nlr. Brenner. Billy Seward. I I I I I Thi- Junior Civitan Club. which is a branch of the Senior Civitan Club of West End, chooses its members on the basis of scholastic- attainment, and contribution to good citizenship in both school and community. These energetic members work diligently to- gether. hoping to leave an improved school and Community for others following in their footsteps. They have contributed much toward the improve- ment of our school by planting shrubbery. sponsor- ing rummage sales and filling Thanksgiving baskets. lVlr. Howard Brenner is the advisor. Ol7FltfEl'lS Front How, left to right: 'l'rannell Hardin. Treas- urer: .lat-kie liook. Secretary. Second Row: Doug Bond. President: Nathan Mills. Vice-President. MEMBERS WORKING ON 'l'WEI.VE-FOOT SNOWMAN FOR CHRISTMAS DANCE l,t-lt to rigbt: Dody l'rint'e. Ann Norton. Nlitzie Allen. fl'rannell Hardin. l.ynn Heineke. .ludy Guest. Susan Brittain, ,lackie Cook, Sara Ann Nixon, Pat Sturgis, llarol Rogers, Patty Cowley, Nancy Dunstan. 80 KEY CLUB OFFICERS Byron Hill, Secretary-Trcasurer: Buddy Walton. Presidentg Charles Allen. Vice-President. First Row, left to right: Jere Adams, .lames Boyd, Ned Nabers, .lohn King, Bobby McGinnis, Alec Pyron. Second Row: Charlie Adams, Frank Rnbley, Tommy Hall. Mack Driskell, Lanny Norris. Tom Janter. Third Row: Paul Dickson, ,lininiy Cornbce, Mr. Thornton. Buddy Walton. presiding. KEY CLUB MEMBERS PLANTING TREES AS ONE OF THEIR MANY PROJ ECTS 81 If credit is given where credit is due, then a large share belongs to the Key Club. This hne organization, sponsored by the West End Kiwanis Club, is an honor society composed of outstanding boys selected for their achievement and for their interest in school afllairs. One of the important activities of this club is the publishing annually of the school handbook. The members have also put moat on the school lawn and have spent some time in beautifying the court yard. Mr. Cecil Thornton is the sponsor. CLUB MEETING Kneeling, left to right: Buddy Walton, Alec Pyron. Standing, left to right: Roy Forward, Charles Allen, Johnny Berfrstrom, Billy Archer, Neil Core, Richard King, Byron Hill, Jimmy Combee. JUNIOR H1-Y First Row, left to right: Mike Cliaudler, See.-Treas.: Pete Reed, Pres.: .lohn Pruett. V. Pres.: Mr. Rheney. Second Row: Eddie North, Fred King, Ronnie Dod- son. .lohn Moore, Larry Parr, Fred Boling. Third Row: Roger Ergle, Bonner Jones, James No- bel, Morgan Cathy, Bobby Hall, lklelvin Suttles, .l. R. Barge. Fourth Row: George Bond, ,lim- nly Brown, Ralph Benedict, Brent Hoffnian, Leland Jackson, Everett Royal, Phil Harris. SENIOR HI-Y Standing: Buddy Vines, Jerry McGaskey, Pres. First Row, left to right: Lee McConnell, V. Pres.: .lohnny Campbell, Treas.g .limmy St. John, Sec.: Wayne Priddy, Bob McConnell, Henry Turner, Lane Brown, Larry Rob- erts. Second Row: Joe Bryant, Calvin Baker, Mr. Cooper, Charles Allen, Lee Griflin, How- ard West, Bob Nicholson, Larry Williamson, Leon Norton, Rich- ard Koster, Earle Cochran. I I I I I I I I One of our largest clubs is the Hi-Y, which is composed of three divisions-the Senior, the Junior, and the Eighth Grade. This club, which is founded upon the idea of creation, maintenance, and exten- sion of Christian character throughout the school and the community, is open to all boys in our school. Highlights of their activities are the installation service of the ofFu-ers in the fall, swimming at the YMCA, and inspirational speakers from time to time. Mr. O. R. Cooper sponsors the Sr. H1 Y Mr Fred Rheney, the Junior, Mr. Charlie Brannon and Mr. Clarence Simons sponsor the Eighth EIGHTH GRADE HI-Y Left-First Row, left to right: Bobby Sharp, V. Pres.g Larry Jones, Pres.: Paul Heard, V. Pres.: .lohn Critchfield, Pres. Second Row: Robert Sherburt, Edward Brown, Orville Jones, Chuck Cooper, Mike Southerland. Third Row: Cary Vaughn, Craig .lohnson, Toni Roberts, Bill Dolson, Ronnie Jordon. Fourth Row: Andy Cline, Ralph Medlock, Johnny Chambers, Lewis Mundy, Chip Dishinger. Fifth Row: Bill Heidecker, Emery Byars. Kenneth Lanier, David llowdy. Sixth Row: Tony Royal, Elliott Pyron, Ronny Seckinger, Ralph Hulsey, Jack Cheek, Larry Shirah, Mike Lyle. Seventh Row: Ed Carden, Doyle Fincher, Wilbur Hendon, Rodney Long, .loe McLaughlin. Eighth Row: Ronny Abrams, Tommy Mc- Allister, Ronny Sweeney, Cary Dickson. Ninth Row: Sonny Sapp, ,Iinuny Stegall, Mr. Brannon, Robert Hester, Mr. Simons, Benny Sutton, Gene Petty, jerry .l0nes, Ronald Sims. 7coL'c1fze Wa ma af 740062660 , , , All phases of home economics, from the basic fundamentals of budgeting and the care of the child to the art of interior decorating are the interest of the F. H. A. This group was organized in l950 to create a better understanding of the essentials of home management. and it has grown into quite a large one. The members are learning to sew, eook, and to meet unew horizons which will be facing them some day as homemakers, wives, and mothers. Two of their most outstanding projects were the making of colorful rope necklaces and unique felt collars for sale to the students and faeulty members. Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Clark are the sponsors. Sandra Lyon setting table SENIOR Front Row, left to right: Sandra Tanner, Huvian Moss, Shirley Whitehead, Carol Archer, De- lores Ferguson, Lansie Manning. Second Row: Harlene Curtis, June Kilpatrick, ,lerry Jones, Janis Yarbrough, Mary Alice Philpot, Pam Johnson, Naney Coursey. Third Row: Gloria Fannin, Ann ffrisler, Mrs. Clark, Mary Carroll, Delores Dnnagxan. Elaine Murphy, ,lean Davis. Fourth Row: Nancy Martin, Gloria Brand, Shirley Wallaf-e, ,laniee Hall, Alyee Dunn, Bar- bara Brand, Shirley Fannin. Charlotte Hembree, JoAnn Me- Kay. Sandra Lyon, presiding. i' T559 JUNIOR Front Row, left to right: ,lane Davis, Nancy lingrlunrl, Ann Per- kerson, Treas.: Suzanne Sewell. V. Pres.: Bonnie Moon, See.: Frances Lambert, Anne Hufrhes, 1 . 1 . 4 1 PT ltnnly Smith, Karol Ford, stand. ing. Second Row: Carol Roberts, Pat Dickson Perf Thomas, w , sm N Sandra Fubanks, Kay i'llZQlt'I'illtl, Pat Wilsrmli, .lulia .lohnson, Anita Bowen. Third How: Ann julian, Linda White, llatsy Wallace, ,loyee Moore, lliane French, Nant Stanford, Marffot l.ewis, y rv ri 1 Norma .lean lurner. l'ourth Row: .lanet Hoellester. Mrs. Kemp, .lean Campbell, Nancy Crowe. Gail Barber, ,leanne Hall. .lane Paris. .lean Skinner. Fifth Row: lris Tripp, Sherry Stanley, Priscilla Chester, Barbara Gideon, l.inda Conner. Yvonne Goldsmith, Beverly Clay. 83 Z- eeaa ...,, Peggy Boger, President of the Senior Y-Teens. presides over a regular eluh meeting. Also pictured are fVIiss Todd. Leah Mouehet. and Betty Roberts. TENTH GRADE Y-TEENS Front Row-left to right: Miss Wil- lis. Gwen Hall, Linda Bruce, Patsy Gunter. Jane Phillips. Second Row: Carol Yarbrough. Phyllis Rothell. Nina Collins. Mary Ellen Coker, Ann Bryan. Judy Loos. Linda Brown. Peggy Mason. Betty Evans. Third Row: Joan Baker. Gale Baird. Tra- vis Morgan. Judy McClesky. Henri-- etta Cordle. Norma Dysart, Mary Charles Seward. Glenda Jones. Nancy Gunter. Fourth Row: Marlene Dean. Beverly Brown. Pat Tumlin. Sandra Cannon, Elizabeth Cabe, Shirley Asheraft. Jane Setzer. Peggy Mc- Allister. Martha Hughes. Fifth RowL Gail Limbo, Martha Atwood, Patsy Lindsey. Eva Jean Fix. Ernestine Norris. Svanhilde Cobb. Gladys Sto- vall, Judy Smith. Beverly Malcolm. The X-Teens. a lmraneh ol' the Y.W.ti. A.. has in its charter sneh a set ol high ideals that any girl at Southwest should lie proud to he a memlmer of this group. The Senior Y-Teens includes girls of the ,lunior and Senior elasses and ollers fellowship, recreation. and an opportunity to develop leadership aliililies which might otherwise remain undeveloped. As the little sister groups ol the Y-Teen organization. the tenth grade, Junior. and eighth grade Y-Teens represent the same high ideals as the Senior Y-Teens. These Christian clulms have Contributed rnueh to South- west and our eommunily through their various activities, such as filling Thanksgiving haskets. sponsoring potato Chip sales, and giving Christmas parties to needy families. ADVISORS OF Y-TEENS Senior f MISS TODD TPIIIII Crude 1 MISS WWILLIS fu,1LiorflVIlSS H-XRDIN Eiglzilz Crude-Miss HAREN. Miss Yi'ILr.t,uis SENIOR Y-TEENS Front Row-left to right: P2 Walker. Betty Roberts. Trea: urer: Lucille Harper. V. Pres dent: Peggy Boger. Presiden Leah Mouchet, Secretaryg Cha lotte Gunter. Twyla Ducke Marlene Gunter. Donna Mt Adams. Randy Thompson. Jet nie Brumb:-low. Eleanor Brisco Second Row: Bertha Phillip Janice Metcalf. Nancy Berrj Miss Todd. Betty Moore. Delort Dunagan. Becky Clark. Gwe Carter. FIRST HOW-Left to rigrlit: NINTH Y-TEENS First Row. right to left: Nliss Hardin, Hannah jones. Pat Childress. llorine Beck. .ludy Wilson, Barbara Summers, Sandra Lyon. Carol Archer, llc-anne Pilgreen. Second Row: Marie llunaway. ,lerrie Kendall, Nlary Philpot, ,lune Kilpatrick, Elaine Murphy. Peggy Morgan. Marilyn Critlith, Frances Farrar. Third Row: Lafleese Holmes, Nlanelle Diamond. Connie Kent. Huenell Ric-e. Raynell Croc-ker. .lean Oxford, Virginia Anderson. Sara Frances Schell. Gloria Brand. Fourth How: Brenda Berry. Lynn Stephenson. Pat Ramos, Shirley Wallam-, Ann lfrisler. Naney Aldredge, Susan Mathews, Charlotte Hemlnree, Shirley Wlhitehead. Fifth Row: Pam .lohnston, Sandra 'l'homas. .lean Arelier, .leanette Cordon, ,ludy Allen. ,lane lflzey. Nam-y Nlartin. JoAnn Nlcliay. EIGHT H Y-TEENS sixru Row: .laniee Williams Pat Dickson l'atsy Neilseu Rosalee Clark .lanet Stovall SECOND ROW: Gail Barber lfxelyn Elders ,leane Hall Gail Howard Franres liamliert THIRD ROW: Anne Henley .ludy E4-hols Beverly Kimlmall ,lean Bridges l'risr'illa flllt'SlL'f .lauet lloeliester FOITRTII ROW: Eleanor Norris Margot Lewis Miriam Green Brenda Hitt-hem-k Ceorgianna Ile-rkut .laekie Wooddall Bonnie Nloon FIFTH ROW: Patsy fiowart Harriet Cowart Sylvia Askew Inez Worsham Ann Hughes Virginia Carter Charlene Wallawe Naney Crowe Sara .lean ,lenkins Sally Addison Pe-nnie Stevenson ,Ioy Spruell Sl'lVICN'l'H ROW: Judy Stowers Norma .lean Tlirner Sandra Eulranlis Carol Rolilmins Betty Saylor Barbara Crowe Miss llaren EIGHTH ROW: 'Nladeline Hanks l.inda Conner limily Smith Barlmara Collins Renee Gunter Miss Williams NIN'l'lI ROW: l.uey Alclriclgle Carol Ball Ann Summers Reina .loncs Jean Iiainplrell alma eachfw ab! ,-ffmezdcoz ..., Wills gixcs class assigxnnlents to .la 'li' H tc IP eard.Angfli Allison, and Marie Allen. Sara Ann Nixon teaching Spanish class A meeting: of the l7.'l'.A. Oflicers on the ste 1 ' l l . , . .Is witi nooks: David Scoggins, Pres., Jimmy St. John, V. Pres.: Trannell Hardin, Sec.: Donna Ruth Doster, Treas. Not always when students walk into a class room at Southwest do they find a teacher sittinff t , 3 ,, a the deskl It is not unusual to find a memher of our Future Teachers of America Club sulvstituting for an ahsent faculty memher. This is an excellent. way for students to he introduced to the profession that many may eventu- ally follow. Then. too, those who are not sure of their career are given the opportunity of consider- ing teaching helore making a decision. Practice in the usual routine duties of a teacher as well as the actual instruction of the class is extremely valualule to our young people. Our cluh is compo ed of ' h .. s eng teen Seniors at present who are very active in the affairs of the school. Mr. James lirown is Sponsoi f tl l' . ., 5 'o ie '. 'l'. A. at Southwest. First Row, left to right: Byron Hill, 'l'rannell Hardin, See., Donna Ruth Doster, 'l'reas.: Annette Mills. Second Row: Barliara Bearden. Joanne Locke, Johnny Bergstroin, Jere Adams. Charles Allen, Mr. Brown, Jackie lleard. 'l'hird Row: Mikell Brown, Shirley Brown, Donna Hester, Dody Prince. Marie Allen, Barbara Beck, Angela Allison. Fourth Row: lflizaheth lirown. Patty Yarhrougzh, Margie Anna Langston, Sara Anne Nixon, Yvonne Kuter, Donna ltlm-Adanis. Sammie l.on Sanders. David Scogggins, Pres.. presiding. dad? .,,,,, ffitttltt f If Franees Fitts and Donna Hester eount week's deposits Fnst Bow, left to right: Wandzi Milhous, Cashierg Trannell Hardin, V1Ct'Pl't'SiLQlPI'ltI Elaine Briscoe, Ass't Cashier: Donna Hester, Presi- dxnt Second Row: Marcia Johnson, Randy Thompson, Barbara Beatden, Neil Spruell, Sammie Lou Sanders, Pat Campbell, Mr. Blown, Yvonne Kuter, Troy Potts, Linda Brown. The Southwest Savings Bank is classihed as a service club, but it is more than that. It is an organization that is patterned after and functions as a real bank, with its Board ol' Directors, oflicers, tellers, and workers. Every Vilednesday sees about Hfty students engaged in all sorts of banking activities. But this experience is not the only beneht derived from the banking activities. The bank continually carries on a program em-ouraging thrift and has annually presented an assembly program with this theme. Working along this line, the bank also serves as a clearing house for the yearbook and senior invitation aceounts with the idea of paying for them through systematic savings. BANK TELLERS A GROUP O-F BANK '1'EI,t,ERS Left to right: Connie Martin, Brenda Berry Hannah Jones, Carole Adams, Betty Tatum. First Bowl: .Frances Schell, ,Terry Dixon, Beverly Kimball, Mary Lowe Thompson, Gail Howard, Reba Nffiblllllll., .lanell Bloodworth. Seeond Bow: Shirle Brown W'll ,l' H, l l i y , 1 a ean encon, ,lu ia Diamond, Marian Kutseher, Sue Harrlage, Robert Nirtflure, Elaine Arc-her Brenda Berry Third ROW! Glfifiil Bfilflfly .ludy Loos. Barbara Brand, Nina Collins, Roy iBirkle, BI'f'I'itlH.BTZlfIlI- Mr. Brown, Patsy Lindsey, Shirley Wallace. Spaaaad md ...,,, First Bow. left to right: Mrs. Mackintosh fstandingl, Sammie Lou Sanders, Suzanne Martin, .lanell Bloodworth. Second Row: Dee Hoffman, Elizabeth Cordle, Barbara Bearden. Third Bow: Ben Kirkland, Ronald Uhlsen, Walter iVlcCee. The Spanish Club is concerned with furthering interest in Spanish and Spanish-speaking countries. The club is particularly interested in Latin-American countries 77faa7'eatafz Elon! .... The students who are licensed to operate the motion picture machine often consent to run the projector during their free period for teachers who wish to show an educational hlm to a Members of this organization accumulate information because of their nearness to us and because of their strategic and cultural importance to the United States. Mrs. lVIackintosh is the advisor. and experience which will be invaluable to them in their later life, regardless of future occupations. Amateur photographers get valuable experience from this organiza- tion by learning to take, develop, and print their own snapshots. Mr. Wynn is the advisor. L Standing, left to right: Buford Vandergriff, Carroll Brown, Troy Dennis, Bobby Knox, Roger Cook, David Durbin, Mr. Wynrl, Ronald Beard, Dudley Dortch, Jimmy Waits, Bert Armstrong, Neal Spruell, Webb Whitfield, Richmond Pouncey, Bobby Shurbutt. Seated: Dozier Fleming, Kirnsey Minor, Donald Hiers, Baymond Smith, Leroy Brownlee, Roy Davis, Earle Cochran, Bill Mc-linen. daifdcuz Defence I I I I I I The memhers of the Civilian Defense Cluli meet once each week to learn the plan of evacuation in case of an atomic attack in our city. With the help of Mrs. Murray. their sponsor, they blueprint the drills for Southwest and see that the drills are car- ried out efhciently and effectively. Standing. left to right: Claudette Hunter. Ann Ferguson. Cary Stokes, ,lohnny Harper, Kathleen Miller. Ann Miller, Bolmliy Joyner. Pat Malone, Pres.: Mrs. Murray. Cynthia Holcomb. Sec.-Treas.: Sue Hayes, Viki McKee, Janice Adams. Seated: Karry Davis, Billy Potter. Richard Long. ,limmy Cliristian, V. Pres.g Larry Williamson, Don Southerland. edeaee ZZ-vale .... ADVANCED ' Sitting, left to right: Bob Thompson, Richard king. Neil Core. Standing: Ned Nalners, Michael Sims, Treas.: Mike Wilson, Tony Stowers. Marshall McDuHie, David Durlmin. Sara Ann Nixon. Calvin Baker. lflizalreth liordle, Lena Holmes. Yvonne Kuter. Sammie Lou Sanders, Gloria Howard, Sec.: Mikell Brown, Pres.: Sue Hardage, V. Pres.: Mrs. Davidson. . N A ,.. ,,T' . ., . 1 1 1 1 1 , it . . .fe 'K-', a . I j..F,, 1, - . ' - 7 , , 'Q - M ., ,K. g . .vt s- fl - 6 Ai!-1,4 JUNIOR Front Row. left to right: Hichmond Pouncey, Dan Crowe. Pres.: ,lack McDufiie, Johnnie Boutwell, Bill Coleman. .lerry Day. joe Wilson, Joel Futral. .Timmy Donovan. Ralph Womack. Treas.: Richard Tilley. Boliliy Murphy, Douglas Cash. Bolmliy Morris, Tommy tflark. Mrs Davidson standing at talile. The Science Cluli has a twofold program. It aids in research and promotes an emphasized interest in science. Membership is open to all students having an interest in the scientific world about them. Cluh members spend many busy days hunting down elusive varieties of rock. and bringing hack from their field trips all manner of unusual mineral formations and animal life. Many of the members work tirelessly each year on projects to represent Southwest at the annual Science Fair. Mrs. Davidson is the sponsor. 89 - 4 office :egg .... First Row, left to right: Nancy Dunstan, George Morris, Barbara Beck, Lynn Reineke, Mary Jane Minor, Virginia Lockhart, Judy Norton, Eddie Means, Joyce Serritt, Billy Bearden. Second Row: Ann Wallace, Donna Hester, Louie McAllister, Douglas Cash, Eddie North. Third How: Don Hiers, Tom Erb. Serving as runners, typing school material, cutting stencils, answering the telephone, and making themselves useful in various other ways around the office are some of the many duties that members of the Ofiice Staff perform. These Hbusy little beesi' are chosen at the beginning of the school year by the school secretary, Mrs. Whitehurst, and are certainly a splendid asset to Southwest. .lddzcmg Staff .,., The Library Staff is composed of students who aid the Librarian in carrying out the policies and procedures necessary in operating the Library. They also aid in public relations. The work in the Library benefits them since they learn about books. magazines, pamphlets, and newspapers. Seated at typewriter: Bunette Mclilreatb. Front How: Charles King, Shirley Whitehead, Virginia Waters, Joyce Dunn, Betty McAllister, Bitsy Butler, Betty Ruth Cotton, Alyce Dunn, Shirley Brown, Jackie Dobbs, Jean Roberts. i Second Row: Jerry Foster, Mack Driskell, and Tommy l Chambers. 3 -fifmzq 66665 ..,, l This club strives to create with its members a higher sense of literary values. The meetings of this group are highlighted by programs on various topics of interest to these young people. An interesting scrapbook is kept. Each year the club leaves to the Library a gift which is benehcial to the school. Last year they presented the school a potted plant. Miss Dc-Vore is the sponsor. Seated, left to right: Byron Callimore, Runette Mclflreath, Bobby Hardwick, Tommy Chambers, Carolyn Cantrell, Sec.: Annette Aldredge, V. Pres.: Peggy Powell, Pres.g Jimmy Cochran. Standing: Miss DeVore, Mary Mclflreath, Bettie Fain, Bob Davis, Alan Michel, Warren Berry, Ed 0'Neal. Pat Goodwin, Shirley Fannin, Marie Weir, Virginia Waters, .laniee Hall, Jean Roberts, Betty McAllister, Vernon Ward. PEP CLUB First How tleft to rightl: Betty Tatum, ,loan Baker, Diane Moon. Seconrl Row: Beverly Marltien, Nancy Coursey, Bonnic Schilp, Kathryn Carter. Sandra Alrearl, Pat Price. Ffrlrlie Means, Barbara Roberts, .lune Criflith, Barbara Brady, Mary .lane Minor. Barbara Beck, Annette Mills, Sally McNeely. 'l'hirtl Row: Sylvia Herrington, Judy Reid, Barbara Sue Smith, .lean Hyt-ks-lt-y, ,ltitly Norton, Virginia l,ockhart, Barbara Womack, Janice Mills, Martha Tovell. Phyllis Fwelnan. Milwll Brown, Gloria llowaril, .lcannff lftllcritlge, ,lean Pugh, Nora l.ee Triililile, Mrs. Clark. Fourth Row: Marcia .lohnson, Santlra Doyal, Cecelia Wright, Silllflfil Cook, Connic Nlartin, Nancy Norton, Ann Robinson, Darnell Craig, Barbara llarris, Sandra Kelly, .loan Atkins. W :acura School spirit can be prornotetl. The job of handling and directing such enthusiasm is the purpose of tht- Southwest High School Pep Club. Fountlccl in 1950. the Pep Club has taken on acldecl activities each year. l'lanning starts early each school term with the main social evcnt, Twirp Vlveclifi which is highlighted by the Annual Twirp Dance. Then other functions --the Football lion-Fire and the making of posters for athletic events - arc their responsibility. So the Pep Club does contribute greatly to the growth of school spirit, a better irlca of good sportsmanship, and a bcttcr planning of school functions. lVlrs. C. Clark is the sponsor. This ycar a Junior Pep Club was organizcfl. lt is called the llooster Club, and participates in the same activities as its parent club. Miss McKee is the sponsor. BOOSTER CLUB First How tlt-lt to rightl: Paula l.er-. l.intla Orr. Ann Butler, Carole Atlatns, ,lu4l' Allen lliatie Walton 1' ' M - -' 1' y . . l ale llllllltlti. ,ltan Mtlirl. eanette Cortlon. 51-contl How: lflainc Archer, Sall' Knight. Standing: Phyllis Vantlcrgrill, 'llary Carroll, Dr-lorcs l,ee, ,lanis Y . larbrough, Ann Reagan, Nliss llcKcc. llorothy Nlclfain, llatsy Sims, Mary Dean lianier. 91 ewan Snag ...,., Assisting Miss Xvinterbottoni in the work of the clinic is tht- main duty of the staff. The assistants try to care for those who become ill at school and do not feel like attending class, and they help in the handling of students involved in minor accidents. They also check by phone on the students who are absent from school. Learning to handle problems of this type is excellent training: for these young people. Left to right: Ann Wallace. First Row, seated-left to right: June Gritiith, Barbara Roberts, Janice Mills, Pat Price, Judy Wil- son, Eleanor Briscoe, Sally McNeely. Second Row, standing: .loan Baker, Donna Mc- Annabeth Dake. ' a acuzaefafza Staff ...., awcoz fed 61044 ..., - - .. . . ........... Y ...- M .. aww. - --. -- Msssweasw Front Row-left to right: Leah Mouchet, Peggy Boger. Pat Thompson. Mary Charles Seward. Lena Holmes. Second Row: Carolyn Brannan. Patsy Ste- phens, Deanne Pilgreen, Miss McKee. Dee Hoffman. Larry Quattlebaum, Shirley Sapp, Ralph Womack. Une of our most valued departments is our Guidance Department. with lVliss McKee acting as our counselor. No problem is loo trivial for her helpful and friendly advice. Assisting her in her routine duties arc a group of capable students. Seated, left to right: Sidney King, Nancy Causey, Paula Lee. .ludy Allen, .lean Archer, Patsy Gunter, .lane Phillips, John Williams. Betty Tatum, Sally lVfcNeely, Nora Lee Trimble, Barbara Harris. Randy Thompson. Standing: Diane Moon. Ruth Kilpatrick. Linda Orr, Betty Daniel, Dale Burnett, Mary Carroll, Miss Frances Mt-Kee, Sarah Frances Schell. Carolyn Asinoff, Bryan Turllerville, Ronnie Satterfield, Ralph Womack, Jere Adams, Barbara Bearden, Shirley Brown, Carolyn Cantrell. The Junior Red Cross is an organization which strives to help others who are much less fortunate than themselves. This good-will club is composed of high school boys and girls who are given the opportunity of making others a little happier. During Christmas the members conducted a drive for the collection of canned foods for the needyg at Thanks- giving they filled baskets as gifts for unfortunate families: and in the spring they sponsor the packing of gift boxes for children overseas. lVliss lVlcKee is sponsor. Adams, Mitzie Ashley, Beverly Brackett, fi I 9, B ' A ?Q' KE x . -- f:1 QP G g f ' A1 ' . ilvi k A Zuv 4 'F Li no E .'-.',vl- X - ll- , I ,4 5 I ,IZI Z :1.,:, 7' Aif Q :: ' A ,, h Q A L' M: 'mm 1 'Q E f W af-xg gig' fK 52 ADVANCED ART CLUB Four years ago tht- art studs-nts at S0lllllWt'Sl High School dt-t-ide-tl that they needed some means of expression for their artistic tal- ents. As a result the Advanved Art Cluh was formed, and since then it has enjoyed steady progress. The Art Cluhis accomplishments are numerous and varied. Decora- tions lor the animal Sweetheart Danes- and work in lt-all14'1'c'raft have lit-en their two higgest under- takings this yt-ar. Tlu- A. A. C. has a lull soeial ealvnmlar with many lun-filled affairs surh as the an- nual Christmas party and excur- sions to various museums. lVlr. Salter is the Advisor. Sittting-left to right: Sonya Smith, Elizabeth Sutton, Lois Carden, Peggy Powell, Mary Ellen Coker ing4left to right: First Row: Leroy Brownlee, Deanne Pilgfeeni Nina COllinS. Barbara Summers Marie Dunaway, Sara Frances Schell, Bert Armstrong, Joe Souter. Second Row: Bobby Hardwick, Jeff Iynth Mr. Salter EIGHTH GRADE ART CLUB Seated: David Ergle. .Iohn Garner, Carey Paul. Leanard Middlcbrooks. Richard Avery. Whitley Ward, Ridley Ward, Jerry Morgan, Bunky Hooks, Robert McClure. Barbara Gideon, Linda Roberts, Peggy Thomas, Julia Ann Wilson. Martha Little, Jan Farlow, Dianna Capps, Nancy Englund, Arthur Potter, Pres., Smoot Langston. Standing: David Sanders, Mrs. Kemp, Mr. Salter. Advanced Art Students study paintings by ftmous 'utr ,-hz: Ham SENIOR DRAMATICS The Senior Dramatics Club, under the direction of Miss Owens, strives to create interest in dramatics and to teach students who belong to this organization how to develop some acting abil- ity. This club has proved valuable in developing many skills such as good diction, poise, and expres- sion, which are necessary for suc- cess in the dramatic field. First Row-left to right: Shirley Kuter, Sec.: Yvonne Kuter, Pres. Second Row: Sonya Smith, Margie Anna Langston, Shirley Frazier, Ruth Kilpatrick, Pat Ashworth, Beverly Bracketl. Third Row: Betty Harbin, Eleanor Gallimore, Clara Selph, Joyce Serritt, Willa Jean Hendon, Jackie Dobbs. Fourth Row: Shirley Ricks, Diane Fisher, Pat Mims. Madelyn Fain, Ruba Johnson, Barbara Brand, Patsy McWilliams. Fifth Row: Shirley Brown, Joanne Lock, Elaine Briscoe. Wanda Milhous, Pat Marshall. Donna Ruth Duster. Ann Wallace. Standing: Miss Owens. JUNIOR DRAMATICS lVlembcrs of the Junior Dramatic Club lay the basic foundation for further participation in dramatic activities. Mrs. Armstrong sponsors this club, which is composed of students in the Sth, 9th and l0th grades who are interested in this activity. fnya, Margie Anna, and Shirley practirfe for a play. Ufmmaldca , , . l First Row-left to right: Sara Frazier, Martha Pace. Diane Johnson, Joyce Fleming, Hannah Jones, Barbara Holmes. Beverly Clay, Mary Thompson, Diane French. Second Row: Joyce Moore, Vicki Alexander, Lynn Connally, Julia Diamond. Brenda Bragg, Jo Ann Lamb, Ruby Parr, Carol Ford, Lansie Manning. Third Row: Jeanne Skinner, Jerry Dixon, Jeannie Stanley, Sonya Phillips, Ann Nolan, Ann Juhlin, Jackie Davis, Martha Claburn, Pauline Spangler. Fourth Row: Marilyn Mullins, Jo Ann Beazley, Diane Zuber, Julia Johnson, Gwen Roane, Jane Paris, Yvonne Goldsmith, Suzanne Sewell, Jane Davis. Standing: Mrs. Armstrong, Mary Reith. Seated on stool: La Reese Holmes. 95 is-,Es ccedc ..., . , Theres music in the airl Giving pupils a chance to develop lheir own musical tal- ents and afforrling them the opportunity of singing for their own enjoyment are reasons enough for a Music Department. Howl-ver, there are others-and important ones, loo, Presenting musical programs in asst-rnltly. appearing at P. T. A. and com- peting in the Spring Music Festival are all splendid training. Mrs. Pennington is the Director. CHORAL CLUB Seated: Lena Holmes. Standing: Mrs. Pennington, Frances Fitts, Claudia Ham, Sidney King, Patsy Stephens. Betty Daniel, Pat Burnes, Delores Seay, Lois Carden, Nancy Foster, Norma Skinner, Jeanette Hem- bree, Pres.: Betty Rogers. Treas. 4 Ai af .., --- .--W -. ,t.:, ...., W ...M- 'is 6 . r -- . A A W P Fu ,' -'XX :E H A in ,ts iii k w fx jx 1,--!.,.5,,..-:I t J Y' A 4' nv-45 'Wig' 'fx if A Y' ,Ax yi, A W A 1,5 A ,casa A Hs A Annette Aldredge, Charlene Anderson, Joan Atkins, Peg- gy Boger, Beverly Brackett. Elaine Briscoe, Patsy Broth- erton, Beverly Brown, Eliza- beth Brown, Linda Brown, Linda Bruce, Jennie Brum- below, Ann Bryan, Gwen Carter. Patsy Carter, Becky Clark. Ann Coker, Mary El- len Coker, Mary Ann Col- hert, Sandra Cook. Elizabeth Cordle, Henrietta Cordle, ADVANCED CHORUS Betty Ann Daniel, Marlene Dean, Jackie Dobbs, Nancy Dunstan, Donna Doster, De- lores Dunagan, Betty Ruth Evans, Jeanne Etheridge, Gloria Fannin, Shirley Fan- nin, Eva Fix. Frances Fitts, Phyllis Freeman, June Grif- fith. Patsy Gunter, Eleanor Gallimore, Claudia Ham, Sue Hardage, Barbara Harris, Jeanette Hembrec, Willa Jean Hendon, Carol Henderson, Lena Holmes, Betty Hosea, Gloria Howard, Martha Hughes, Penny Hunnicutt, Shirley Kuter, Patsy Lindsey, Virginia Lockhart, Judy Loos, Peggy McAllister. Diane Mc- Call, Runette McElreath, Pat McWilliams, Eddie Means. Elizabeth Meeks, Janice Mills, Leah Mouchet, Sally Mc- Neely, Caroline Matthews, Betty Myers, Beverly Mad- den, Sarah Ann Nixon, Ann 96 Norton, Judy Norton, Nancy Norton, Bertha Phillips, Jane Phillips, Hazel Plunkett, Lin- da Roberts, Betty Rogers. Phyllis Rothell, Mary Ellen Ryan, Sammie Sanders, Shir- ley Sapp, Dolores Seay, Mary Charles Seward, Judy Smith, Sonya Smith, Pat Sturgis, Velma Turner, Betty Tatum. Ann Wallace. Sarah Ann Walters, Barbara Womack, Cecelia Wright. EIGHTH GRADE ENSEMBLE B-CHORUS Carole Adams, Linda Adams, Judith Allen, Nancy Aldredgc, Butlie Ambrose, Virginia Anderson. Carol Archer, Carolyn Asinof, Dorine Beck, Brenda Berry. Shirley Brown, Ann Butler, Betty Butler, Lois Carden. Mary Carroll. Pat Childress. Jane Cooper, Aim Crisler, Raynell Crocker, Ann Davis, Vivian Driskell, Alyee Dunn, Ruth Edgar, .Ioan Erquitt, Betty Fain. Ann Faucett. Dolores Ferguson, Florence Fincher, Carolyn Ginn, Patricia Gossetl, Marilyn Griflith, Jeanne Ham- mond, Joyce Harmon, Barbara Holmes. Pam Johnston, Carolyn Jones, Lou Kendall, Ruth Kilpatrick, Sidney King, Sandra Lyon, Mary MeElrealh, Janet McGinnis, Lansie Manning, Susan Mathews, Gwen Merritt, Peggy Morgan, Huvian Moss, Reba NeSmitl1, .lean Oxford. Martha Pace, Dorothy Pearson, Alice Philpot, Connie Ponder, Pat Ramos, Diane Rogers, Carole Sellers, Jane Setzer, Frances Sehell, Norma Skinner. Mary Stanley, Lynn Stephenson, Lynn Swann, Shirley Wallaee, Diane Walton, Shirley Whitehead. Judy Wilson. Janis Yar- hrough. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys, Ch-e Cluh is a young hut steadily growing group. All boys who are interested in music- and group singing are eligible. The lloys have partieipateci in all music progranis this year. They are Leroy Brown- lee, Bill Crim. John Crilehfielcl, Charles Dishinger, Larry lflsner, Roger lfrgle, Craig Johnson. Bonner Jones, Tommy McAllister, James Mclflroy. Robert Me- Clure, liilly Mineey. John Moore. lied Nolmle. Don Norris, Tom Rohr-rts, Jaek Shelver, Mike Sutherland, Tippie Turner, Ridley Ward, Whitley Ward. Front Row-left to right: Jane Paris, Jeane Hall, Diane French, Gail Howard, Lynn Connally. Second Row: Gail Barber, Nancy Englund, Julia Johnston, Iris Tripp, Gwen Roane, Jane Davis. Left to right, kneeling: Jeff Lynch, Larry Williamson, Leroy Dickerson. Second Row: Charles Adams, Ray Nolan, Sammy Webb, Butch Kilgore, John Sewell, Donald Walker, John Logan, Richard Smith, Bolmlmy Lance, Howard Wallace, Donald Workman, Mr. Hamilton. Third Row: John Moore, Billy Pounds, John Stinson. 98 Home Wazdma . . First Row-outside store: Ernie Quickel, Byron Callimore, Ronald Beard, Bobby McGinnis, Neal Spruell. First Row-inside store: Byron Hill, Ned Nabers. Second Row: James Boyd, Eugene Crane, Earle Cochran, Henry Turner, Pat Campbell. Third Row: Joe Jester, Mr. Brown. cmoegcmd... First Row-left to right: Joe Souter, Field- ing Dillard, Johnny Folson, Nancy Ducker, Bill Hamner, Ernie Quickel, Billy Haslett, Marian Kutcher, Secretary, Roy Pirkle. Second Row: Wayne Stowers, Fred Wal- lace, Lin Smith, Charles King, Louie Mc- Allister, Harry Kraft, Tom Janter, Presi- dentg Joy Pyle, Mr. Krause, Allen Stone, David Banks, Tom Erb. Spattew In these days of greater prepared- ness for Civil Defense, the Aircraft Spotters Club is increasing its ac- tivity toward improved cooperation with the Department of Defense in promoting readiness at home. By scanning the skies and identifying planes 24 hours a day, the club mem- bers are better equipped to aid in the defense of the United States if war should occur. In this way they serve not only their country but themselves as well. Regular meetings twice a month and frequent trips to the Filter Cen- ter round out the clubis activities under the sponsorship of Mr. Ham- ilton. czfetefzdcz .,,. CAFETERIA STAFF The Cafeteria is one of the most important parts of our school. Every day, when preparing our food, the staff endeavors to please our taste while serving well-balanced meals. Because of the excellent planning by Mrs. Stevens and the line preparation of food by the experienced cooks, including Lillie, who has been with us four years, our Cafeteria has been very successful. To help the stall with the serving. the Cafeteria employs many student helpers. They have the opportunity of gaining useful experience for future use. Those who work in the cafeteria are Pat Ashworth, .l. B. Barge, Pat Burns, Frank Callaway, Carol Cantrell, Billy Cochran, Bill Crim, lnez Croft, Betty ,Io Davis, John Davis, Shirley Fannin, Bieky Fisher, Pat Goodwin, Pat Cossett, Carl Johns, Myralyn Knight, William Little, Carolyn Mc-lflroy, Pat Marshall, Peggy Mathews, Frances Morris, Huvian Moss, ,lirnmy Pass, ,lane Picklesimer, Luther Pilgrim. Baymond l oucher, Earl Rive, llugh Rice, .lack Shelfer, Bar- bara Skinner, Pat Stevens. Betty Stilley. and Sammy Webb. NMI' Mrs. Stevens and Mr. Salter decorate for MAIDS COOKS AND CUSTODIANS football banquet. Zcaadccwle af Spafzla Zaacdea ,,,, Zim Jemima Spawn ,,,, COACHES Coach Cork-Boys' Basketball, Foot- ball, 8th Grade Track, B-Track. Coach Mock-Baseball, B-Boys' Basket- ball, B-Football. Coach Brannon-Football, 8th Grade Basketball, B-Baseball. Coach Greer, Head Coach-Football, Track, Cross Country. Coach BrenneriGirls' Basketball, 8th Grade Football, Tennis, Golf. Under the roof of Southwest can be found one of the most able coaching staffs in the city. This year they have achieved great popularity with the fans as well as with the players. Their thorough knowledge of their particular phase of the game and their keen sense of value have been greatly appreciated by us at Southwest. MANAGERS With every sports event: there are managers present. Often times these necessary students are forgotten, but theirs is an important job. In the afternoon practices they tape ankles, issue equipment. see that uniforms are cleaned and put up, and account for the balls. Then, too, they are entirely responsible for the equipment and the well being of the athlete during the game. Southwest has the privilege of having a very cooperative group of managers. Front Row-Aleft to right: Sally Mc- Neely, Johnnie McGinnis. Second Row: Larry Jones, Alec Pyron, John Calla- han, Steve Dixon, J. D. Newton. 102 Front Row-left to right: Buddy Walton, Marshall Mcljuffie, Tom- my Hall, Michael Sims. Second Row: Richard King, Billy Arch- er, Billy Bearden, Buddy Lee, ,lolm Campbell, Jerry Roberts. Third Row: Neal Core, Michael Gower, Harvey Hendrix, Billy Potter, Pat Malone, Jimmy Com- bee. BLOCK LETTER CLUBS The wearers of school letters, earned in varsity sports, compose the Block Letter Club. Participants in the four main sports, varsity football, baseball, basket- ball, and track, are privileged to be the members of our boys, and girls' Block Letter Clubs. All sports are boosted by those two clubs with creating better relations between our other students and our athletes as their prime purpose. Coach Greer is the boys' advisor and Coach Brenner is the girls, advisor. Front How-left to right: Sue Stephens, lVlartha Tovell, Putty Cowley, Neva Wzire, Coach Bren- ner. Second Row: Sally McNeely, Sandra Doyal, Anne Robinson, Lucille Harper, Mikell Brown, Susan Brittain. 103 11 ln-lm lNI'Il.l. llAllIlI A lUYl'l-l lXIiI.l.Y XNIXKRVIII IMM' Sum ANINH Nlxlm NAMN Ill l N514 N. Cupmin N01 only arf' lln- S0lllllWl'Sl C'lll l I'll'illl0I'S gfiflvzl al l'00I'1llllilllllgI llu- l'lll'0l'S of llle slurlenls all llle loollvull anll lwuskvllrall gamvs, lilll llll'y are also gillefl will: slrong lungs. llulmlmling: over with enlllllsiasnl. llw Cllverlvallm-rs ll-url our sluclvnls uml pal- lrons in yells ll1al lvll llw lmys wv urc- xxilll llll'Ill, VARSITX .-'lM:r:l,A AI.l.ISlIN. I,'n-lfrzpluin Tlln-ir jnln isn'l us 1-asy us il looks, Late in lln- snlnnwr lln-y lwuin llleir pruvlifw' wlnr-ll 4-xlenrls lllfllllffll l eln'nury. -Mnong llwir l'l'SIlUllSlllllllllxS :Irv planning Ihr- pvp rm-vlings. sc-lling lfmllralll progrznns. anfl ks-vping unr spirits high al lhe gunlm-s, Mrs. llarolyn Clark is llw znlvisor, ANN Nom on lx'llTZlI-I Asnuzx' HEERLE DERS ll.-nun. lhnsrks ,lfmnzrz Mn.l.s BIIIJDY WAI,'l'ON TOMMY HALL BILLY Saxmnn EARL RICE BILLY BEARDEN VARSITY FOOTBALL In September, as the football season faced us, little did we realize the improve- ment lhe football team was to show. This season our boys have had a true spirit of fight and determination. Everyone has been greatly impressed in spite of the odds against our team. Although most of the boys were young and new at the game, they have inspired everyone who has seen them fave to face with tough Competition. We believe the saying 'cjust wait 'till next year will prove true for us. Our team promises to go far next season. We are glad only seven members of the team will leave because of graduation. The Senior Class wishes the best of luck to both players and coaches for another year. BILL KING Les lhlllCUNNELL MAnsIIALL lYiCDUFFIE PAT MALONI: BUDDY LEE BILLY ARCHER WAYNE PRIDDY KIMseY MINOR JOHNNY HEARD MICHAEL SIMS 106 HARVEY llmmux JOHN PuUm 1' M1r:l1AE1.CuwI-Ln DAN Cnowl-2 FRANK RIIHLI-LY RAYMOND SMITH Pwr: l,:AR'l'WRll.ll'l' 'lkmuv Pmvms BILLY POTTER LARRY DAVIS ALAN Muzmgl. JIMMY WAITS DUN I-l1r:Rs LANE BuowN HENRY VFUHNHK 573 107 Mk K 9610 A 5 , E' AQ' ,A 54 AF' R .Q wwf ' , ig , 'Q 4 1,-: X f . , . A M J-X .sp , , , . x f R N ,wh Z S? Q NN X... mg 1 5 . P5 if g ' a R SCORE BOARD Soutlmest lil .... College Park 12 Snutlmcst . .... Hass EH South west Southwest Southwest Southwest Southu est Sljllllltt est Soutlmesl Southwest Ile,-arrlr-n zulvanwes tn the 30-yarrl line tn ln- stnppeml lay the Fulton line. North Fulton 239 . llousevell 27 . Grady ll . llroxsn 9 . Sylxan 26 . Marietta l9 . Smith 29 . Fulton 555 M Cu-lftzpfrlflz s ltuntn' WAt,'mN 'lkmxlw' lIAi,l, SUUTllWl'lS'l' lfif- tlUl,l,lCtllC PARK I2 50ll'l'HWlC5'l' tt KlfNlill'I'l l'A IU The Wolves rolls-tl to their first vietury in The Wvulves met the lllue Devils on at Fl two years hy uvet'Inm'1-ring a gallant College ancl wet lieltl. Our lmys proxetl their flelenst Park team. This lllllflfly tussle kept all nl the aluility Ivy hulcling Marietta to a st'm'el4-ss tu fans spelllmuncl until the final whistle an- until the fourth quarter. lmtiilvs-tl Sutttlmesfs vietury, StlU'l'llWl'I5'l' 20 JSASS 31 Stttt'l'IIVi'lCS'I' lil l llI.'l'UN 3:5 Thr- young Wolves trim-tl out tht- llass War- Suutltweslls final game ul' the season in riurs the sec-mul game nl' tht- season. With played ln-lore a large eruwtl. Althuugh the one win untler their lwelts, Sotttlnvest made Suutltuest tt-ant lust in svure. the ullen L a r'r4-mlitaltle showing against their heavier proved to he as good as any team in the opponents. southern tlivision. 109 BOYS' BASKETBALL Almost before the football team had completed its last pass, minds were turning to basketball. Basketball at South- west got off to a bad start. The young hoopsters, suffering from lack of experience, however, rose up to crush our arch rival, the Brown High Rebels, by a score of 87-72. The courtmen had the service of only three returning boys. On the following night the Wolves forced Sylvan, the southern division leaders, into an overtime but finally bowed by a Hve-point loss, 43-48. Next year we hope to have a much improved team, as we have no graduating members. S C O R E B O A R D Southwest 45 ....... Roosevelt 63 Southwest 48 . . . Brown Sl Southwest 54 . . . Sylvan 74 Southwest 63 . . Smith 78 Southwest 40 . . . Fulton 43 Southwest 47 . . Roosevelt 70 Southwest 87 . . . Brown 72 Southwest 43 . . Sylvan 48 Southwest 41 . . Smith 60 Southwest 63 . . Fulton 61 Billy Archer Roy Forward Michael Sims Neil Gore Top: Core goes up while Sims is prepared for rebound in Brown game. Bottom: Archer and Todd cover one of our opponents in Southwest-Sylvan game. X i s ' as ' MX. K.: yr' : 5'-... it w.....----f-,S ,mg 5 , ,.. 5 Y Q e 1 W H--.. M N .',..,,1j' , ,Xl M X W mwkwww-nf 3 Fx Q ggi! Mwk if 35 ie,-A 'M 'EN m Qs 1, l, ' , qw , -. 5 V r A , 22 3 2 Q 1' X 4 V WE, lm Nz. 'H A ff iw fl J i GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM The Southwest lassies have never let us down. Last year they 1'a1ne in third in the State tourna- ment, aml this year they have given us at repeat Ilt't'l.0l'lN21lII'l'. During their regular season they won all of their gzunes with the exception of the Smith game, lost hy two points. whit-h was truly a vredit- Qtlile sllowiug. They fell to North Fulton in the Hnal gunte ol the vity tou1'na1ni-nl hy two points, which gave them sec-oml place in the 1-ity, This entitled our team to play in the State tournarnent in Moul- trie. Our girls plum-tl thirml in the State and hrought home at trophy. Martha Tovell was high scorer in the 1-ity league this season. NMA WAN: lVlAtt'l'lIA 'I'ov11LL PA'1 1'Y CowI.11Y Sui: S'I't'1l'tlENS B1-1'r'1'Y VlflAt,IJttllI' SANUHA DUYAI, LU1:1l,1,E llARI'ER TWYl,ADltClit1lt 112 SOIIIIIXSUS Suulllxws 5m1lI1xxcs 5mllIm1-s Solilllxws Suullnws SUIIIIIXXUS Sm1lI1xx es Solllllxws SUllIIINt S SCORE BOARD Ol ..... Ii4msi'W'Il I5 . , Iirmxn 51 . .Sylvan I5 . . Smith 59 . . . I u I lon IO . . Iiousvvc'Il 'SH . Iirmx ll 50 . . SyIvun III , Smilh '38 . Ifu Ilon 1,msI:'x Hvlx lhs- l'S'IlUllIIlI Ill lhv Nnlllllwml Xa. . r- Smilh QHIIIU. Ivft to Higxhl: I,uf'iIIP IIllI'IlfxI', Sandra I30yziI. Rr-tty Vvalhlrnp, Putty lifnwlvy TOURNAMENT SCOREBOARD Snutlm 1- Suulllw 1- SUIIIIIXH Smillm 1- SUIIIIIVH Soullm ssl Region 3 AA 52 ..... . Iirmsn 50 . . . . NorlI1si1Iv QI . . . North I uIlrm ST AT IC UU . . . . . lil'iIIil1 IU . . . NIllllIIl'il' Su . . Nurlh I uIlon Ne-xu Warm-. Suv SIPIIIIPIIS. 'I'uyIu IIlll'IU'l', Nlnrtliu Tim-Il. Ol H FIRST' S'l'HINlL 'lbw-Il pm-s up Im' Iwo points ilglilillrl IIITINKII. Wzll'L' palssrs hull zivmss t'f'llIt'IA lim' lu 'I'owII. 114 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM This year our Cross Country Team won a great victory, not in meets won, but in securing new recruits. Most of the boys were new and inexperienced, but they all had the will to win, and there was fine team spirit. These boys, with this year's experience behind them, are destined to become champions. Front Row, left to right: Douglas Lee, Jimmy St. John, Captaing Don Norris Second Row: Jeff Lynch, Fred King, James Nobel. Left to right: Jeff Lynch, Fred King, Don Norris, James Nobel, Jimmy St. John, Douglas Lee. Douglass Lee. Left to right: Fred King, James Nobel, Don Norris. Left to right: Jimmy St. John, Jeff Lynch. 115 VARSITY TRACK The track season opens after the Resume goes to pressg however, these are the team members for this season. They compete each year in such events as shot-put, discus, javelin, hurdles, high jumps, and dashes, usually making a creditable showing. Last year they won one meet and lost two. One of the members, Frankie Samples, represented the team in the State Meet in Athens in broad jump. This honor was offered to the top three in the city in each event in track. As in all major sports, the coaches and boys put in much hard work and spend many long hours training. Standing: Jimmy Waits, .lohn King, Buddy Walton, Dan C1 Billy Bearden, John King. Combeev Earl Rice' Kneeling: Billy Bearden, Paul Dickson, Grady Jones, Jimn Bill King. Buford Vandergzriff, Don Hiers, Lee McConnell, Paul Dickson, Dan Crowe, Bill King, Jerry McGaskey. Jimmy St. John. 116 Al Moon Jimmy Comhee Buddy Walton Callahan, Michael Gower, Al Moon, Don Hiers, .limmy Michael Gower m, Lee McConnell, Buford Vandergriff, Jerry McGaskey, Earl Rice Grady J ones John Callahan Frank Ruhley 117 BASEBALL Standing-left to right: Larry Davis, Marshall lVlcDulhe, Jimmy Criflith, Bud- dy Lee, Lane Brown, Billy Archer, Harvey Hendrix, Donnie Mitchell. Kneeling: Norman Banks, Pat Malone, Virgil Stovall, Alec Pyron, William Dumas, Joe Stovall. Seated: .l. D. New- ton, Bill lVlcEuen, Henry Turner, Joe Bryan, Billy Clover, Ricky Fisher, Billy Sturler. Billy Archer Harvey Hendrix Billy sl' Pat Malone The Wolves diamondmen completed the 1954- season with a 9-3-0 win-loss-tie record. Although the hitting power of the team was weak, it was practically made up for by the strong pitching. Our team was responsible for two honors at South- west. They won the city trophy for the city cham- pionship and as city champs went to the state tour- nament and brought back a third place trophy. Although the complete first-string left us with their graduation, we do have some of last yearis team returning. Marshall McDulTie Larry Davis Buddy Lee Virgil Stovall v l Alec Pyron Joe Bryan nw -' :.,::-w.2:..2':: 1:2.- Hwii W' ' lv F wnflziqf if Mak zffwgwomjlsf '- 4 21 Qighiwg ,fwifia f ' Y - A :.l'fk,f-'Wx' 7.f'ff, '::f2 H A, ,K .g,M,,, , Q fm, W 1 5k,?img,Lr, in , f. ,pm f ,V ., 9 W Q if I 1 V v on lVlcDume steals one as Stovall tries for the out. PYVON Hills Malone at mst- Ricky Fisher Norman Banks Joe Stovall Donnie Mitchell 119 GOLF TEAM W D Thomas, Vines, 'l'o1ld, Vann, and Poole watch lihonias sinks a putt on the l8th green as Poole, Vann, Vines, lorld, and Forward look on. Forward blast out ol a sand trap. SWIMM TEAM Xlartlia lllowll and ,loanne l.or'k practice the racing: dive. Seated, left to right: Yvonne Kuter. .lulia Johnson. Nancy Stanford, ,lane Paris. .lean llall. Standin Hazel Plunkett, Suzanne Martin, Barbara Gideon, Linda Orr, Carolyn .lonf-s. ING l Team members preparing for practice. This is the second year that Southwest has been represented in the Southeastern interscholastic and the Atlanta High School swimming meets. Thu fact that our school is not equipped with a swimming pool did not stop Martha Tovell and Joanne Lock, because their willingness to get ahead urged them to many hours of practice after school at the athletic club and the Y, W. C. A. Last year our team could not compete for sf-hool trophies because we lacked a sulhcient number to make a complete team. Once we attain a complete team, however, Southwest will be eligible to compete in the relays interscholastically and possibly win a few trophies. 120 is r R i BOYS' TENNIS GIRLS' TENNIS Tennis is becoming a more popular sport with our students since our courts have been improved. Since tennis calls for co-ordination, skill, and a will to win, it is a real challenge to one seeking a good game. We are trying to encourage more par- ticipation in tennis from our boys and girls. Wigan' 6 Standing, left to right: Buddy Vines, Neil Gore, Richard King, Tommy Front Row. left to right: Twyla Ducker, Sandra Doyal, Patty Cowley, Chambers. Kneeling: Jeff Lynch, Wayne Priddy, .lames Boyd. Ann Robinson. Buck Row: Martha Tovell, Iiucile Harper, Donna First Row-left to right: Virginia Skinner, Betty Moore, Connie Ponder, Brenda Ruggiero, Capt.: ,lanice Haynie, Co-Capt.: Elizabeth Roberts, Ruth Skinner. Second Row: Peggy Mathews, Harlene Curtis, Bonnie Moon, Mary Reath, Carolyn Ginn, Norma ,lean Tanner, Pauline Spangler, Jerry Dixon. Tliirzl Row: jo Ann McKay, Charlotte Hemhree, Emily Smith, Glenda Jones, Inez Croft, Jean Davis, ,loyce Fleming, Diane Johnson, Yvonne Goldsmith, Anita Bowen. Fourth Row: Brenda Bragg, Barbara Skinner, Iris Tripp, Barbara Collins, Joy Spruell, ,lane Elzey, ,lean Skinner, Beverly Clay, Janet Stovall, Phyllis Vandergriff. 121 Doster. PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad, which was'founded in 1950, holds weekly meetings to determine the various features of the scheduled foot- ball games. From time to time the Pep Squad makes interesting formations while marching with the band on the field. This squad is the main support of Southwest's cheerleaders. O FOOTBALL lfronr Row I4-ft to right: .Iimmy Griffith, Pe-tv Carlwrigilit. Mike Illiamlls-r. .lulin Vruvtl. l'tlr lim-sl, 'limnlny Clark. l'1-tv jolly, ,limmy Broun. Swrrliil llnw: Billy Suylnr. Hnlrlmy SilIIlIll1'5. I.: ffmmk, Nlll'lllllIl llmiks. ,lnlmny lhilic-l'. 'lomlny Spriulling, l'l1il liurris, liutvli Kilgm-4-, lforut I'4mle-, ilillifll Him: Alolinny Nlvliinnis, Finis lhilu-, liullnvr .lunvs, Burk Kvlly. llt'l'lIlill! llf'lHllIX l.in Slllllll, Stein- Iliwn, Virgil Stmull. llarvvy llmulrixl .I. ll. Nmxlml. B-TEAM SPORTS BASKETBALL l run'l How--lc-lit to right: Put Nlulnnr-. Nlikc- fillilll4.lll'l'. PHA- Rv:-rl. .limmy llrmsn. .l. ll. Nm-w Tollinly Sprmlliiigr, Mum-li Mark. s1'l'Ollll Row: .lolm iiullulrun. llurvey Hvnflrix. ,liimny llrillltli llt'l'lllilIl Hendrix, Virgil Stovall, firmly Jorws. 122 BASEBALL 'llhcse lioys tlo not sharc the glory of the varsity, lvut they ccrtainly have the satisfac- tion of knowing that any viclorics that thc varsity has are clue partly to the cfforl thesc ll-TEAMS Imam- put forth during thc wcck. The-y arc responsihlc for the good practicc games with the varsity during thc week. Then too. they have gamcs of tht-ir own, which arc training thesc athletcs to lw thc varsity of tomorrow. Front Row-Icft lo l'igl1I.' Coach Brannon. Bolllly Thomas, Larry Parr, .lcrry Mullins. Bud Lock, Kenneth WPii', Pete Recd, Ronnie' Dodson. Scrum! Huw: ,Iimmy Brown. Phil Harris, Richard 'I'illcy. Danny Lord, lloluliy Wallacc, Donald Simpson, Nlikc Clianillcr, Paul Hcard. Third How: ,Nllcn Walt:-rs. ,laclxic joncs. Butch Kilgore, Ralph Rcncclict. ,lolin Pructt. ,lolinny llahcr, Billy Kcmp, Ronny Sf't'lillltIt'l'. CHEERLEADERS Left lo Right: Carol Archer, Paula Lee Mary Alice Philpot, Virginia Lockhart Barbara Holmcrts, .loan Pugh, .Indy Al lnle, Sully McNeely. 123 lcn, Sylvia Herrington, Nora Lee Trim- EIGHTH GRADE SPORTS FOOTBALL TEAM Frmit Hovv- In-lit to right: titl- wurrl Hrmxn. Iiuiiultl Suns. Uu- vitl I'i1'g:ie', ,lvrry f1t1l'l1-v, Phillip I' l's-Q-ntuii, .lerry N' zntgrhn. .I nilun Uwfnrml. fit-uulirl How: I.1-miunl Nlitlmlln-lumnks. Hidnirtl ,-Mx-1'y. .lohn tiritt'lifit'lti. Bllility liyt'iu'lvy Bill Unison, Arthur l'utter. 'lihirtl Kms: llnwurfi Supp. Rll'ililI'ti till lvnrn, lion SilllllSUIl, .luhn Stunt- ,lilnniy Small, 'l'e'l'l'r'l1 ,lon4's. ifllllftil liuw: Ralph Hulse-y Ralph Niti4lilM'ii. IILIIPSK' hairy Wolws show up as a prmnising hard-fighting team as they strain to rcpluve their varsity brothers in their future years at Southwest. For many of tht-sv hoys the sith-freshman year is the first enronnler the-y have had with athletics of any kind. This is the lwginning of u career in sports for a majority of these students. CHEERLEADERS Front Nun flt-ft tu right: Nlurtliu l,il- tle-. ltium' Fl'eln'ii. Sevontl Huis: Patsy Neilson. ,ivan Hull, Nanvy Stanfortl, lnu-n limmt-. Gail llrmartl. Nlargrnt t'N'i5. i'ivvIyn I'iitil'l'. llalil igilt'iN'l'. BASKETBALL TEAM Front Hnwfieft tn right: Arthur Put ter, lluviti Erglv. Hmniim- Sm-1-iivy Rolmlvy Sharp, Sandy tlrawliornl. Sf-von' lion: Petr JQIIIQIVIIILI. Slllfltlt lrunglston Itilhurn. 'l'hircl How: Tonnny Garvin Anlnxfy Watsrmll, Rulwrt ix1l'fiilll'l', Ken nm-th Wa-ir, Phillip Fl'l'K'IIlllll. 124 Eniory Byars, john tlritvhtivltl, Hic'lnn'tl GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION t.4JQf7 1 Y L X . The G. A. A. is an organization of girls who endeavor to develop their physical skill through ath- letics. These students stay after school hours to participate in the planned sports. This organization is a very im- portant part of Southwest, for it provides the recreation that every student needs for a well-rounded school life. The sports activities from which one can choose are basketball, vol- leyball, archery, tennis, softball, tumbling, and a rille team. Front Rowfleft to right: Pat Thompson, Secretary: Betty Waldrop, Vice-Presidentg Mikell Brown, President. Second Row: Eleanor Briscoe, Sandra Kelly, Darnell Craig, Peggy Mason, Diane Moon, Sally McNeely, Patty Cowley, Neva Ware, Lucille Harper, Twyla Ducker. Third Row: Mary ,lane Minor, Anne Robinson, Bonnie Schilp, .luanita Enterkin, Dorine Beck, Pat Childress, .Indy Wilson, Hannah Jones, Judy Allen, Mrs. Clark. Fourth Row: Phyllis Freeman, Susanne Martin. Patsy Sims, Elaine Archer, Linda Orr, Paula Lee, Susan Brittain, Judy Guest, Marcia Johnson, Diane Znber, jean Archer. Fifth Row: Jean Davis, Sandra Doyal, Barbara Sue Smith, Martha Tovell, Glenda Jones, Raynell Crocker, Jean Oxford, Phyllis Vandergriff, Diane Walton, Manell Diamond, Barbara Gideon. Sixth Row: .lackie Woodall, Jane DaviS, .loyce Moore, Gail Howard, Nancy Stanford, Diane French, Iris Tripp, Dale Burnett, Nancy Fryer, Penny Stevenson. Seventh Row: Gcorgiana Burnett, Kay Beckham, ,Ian Farlow, Martha Little, Margot Lewis, Pauline Spangler, lean Hall, Patsy Wallace, Gail Barber, Sara Jane Jenkins, ,lean Campbell, Mary Heith. The Physical Education Department, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Carolyn Clark and Coach Howard Brenner, provides an all-round program of exercises and games for the boys and girls of our school. In Physical Education there are activities to suit all tastes. We have basketball, volleyball, softball, baseball, archery, badminton, shuffle board, and ping pong. Each spring and fall, the department gives motor elhciency tests to determine the proficiency of the students in dif- ferent phases of physical exercise. Our Physical Education classes are helping us to grow physically while our other classes are helping us to grow mentally. O is 12 Q WW 'w-an., qw JMB 'WfWv:Wv,,, ' ' 1 'Uv X1 X 3:2252 Evtsw. A E 'lk ?i:f W 5 .f,g gg - ff tl Q 5 1 I Mm 'Y'-mpg ' 4 HQ33:,,L 325 M - if ..,L Q - en.: ,g SVQ .X fy, m k WF Q Q 5 :E .E N fi? A v, Q , - A Y 'tg ' z 4 W ,P f . ' ip ,xl 2 ,, , M 7.-f X A '!F 'm 41 ' ....,.. ,..., ' Z , 3Q,Q:112,g-I by hh, A . v i' ' ww -' A i . ,Nd cuff ,,.. , x , ,.:::,,:,..,v , .Z 1 1, lx - .:.: . . a.::E'.:: , I x 'I-ig. 1 M l b 5233, A , , . f 1 1 'fgiiig f Q00 , 67 5,9 I - ! 127 .- 42 x, .MW Rfb? 4... ,. W-.. K edema leafy ,.,, Editor . . . Associate Editor . . . Nancy Dunstan . . Dody Prince Literary Editor . . . . . Patty Yarbrough Associate Literary Editors . . . Margie Anna Langston Elizabeth Brown Business Manager . . . . . Byron Hill Associate Business Managers . . Betty Myers Jackie Cook Advertising Manager . . . Johnny Bergstrom Associate Advertising Managers . . . Charles Thomas Sports Editors Art Editor .... Assistant Art Editors Feature Editor . . Student Photographer Literary Advisor .... Business Advisor Advertising Advisor Circulation Advisor r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' C 1 cme Uni! Jimmy St. John Buddy Walton Nathan Mills . . Trannell Hardin Jimmy Combee . . Peggy Powell . . Doug Bond Tommy Hall . .Jere Adams . . . . . . . NedNabers Miss Cornelia Montgomery . .Mr. Cecil Thornton . Mr. 0. R. Cooper . Mrs. Ora Fentress ammefzcidla I I I I I I I I I ! w CERAMIC TILE BEAUTY Harmonies in Color for endurance, beauty and lifetime use BABE SIMS GROCERY 3550 GORDON RD., s. w. ATLANTA, GA. Lumber, Roofing and Building Material Lime, Cement and Brick 1824 MURPHY AVE. PHONE AM. 4565 BURDETTE SERVICE, INC. 2270 Cascade Road, S. W. Phone FR. 1810 ATLANTA, GA. Studebaker Sales and Service FA. 4332 BRICK DAVIS MOTORS 632 N, MAIN ST., EAST POINT, GA. Owned and Operated by M. E. Brick Davis and James Towns Ben Hill Lumber 8g Supply Co. Stone 8: Daniel Roads AM. 7711 SHOP and SAVE at The Sign of THE CS ROOSTER coL0N'AL STORES Distinctive Emblem of COLONIAL STORES GORDON STREET POULTRY 815 Gordon Street SPECIALIZERS IN FRESH POULTRY AND EGGS Wholesale and Retail GILL MOTOR COMPANY 651 Lee Street, S. W. ATLANTA, GA. RAYMOND O. GILL, PRESIDENT Phones: Oliice AM. 0228 - Res. FR. 1988 COTTONGIM SEED CO. H- l- GREEN 97 BROAD sr., s. w. Garden and Flower Seeds 5975 8' 1047 STORE Parakeet and All Other Pet Supplies Comer Compliments WHITEHALL-HUNTER-BROAD of G Friend COMPLIMENTS OF NORTON M051 w. R. omzou, Jeweler General Merclwndlse RA. 7533 1546 Gordon sr Staple and Fancy Groceries C I, AM- 2231 ompflmenfs BEN HILL, GA. Fgietfd Compliments of THE HOWI. STAFF MAMMY'S SHANTY ,Dining Room or Curb Service Real Pit Cooked Bar-B-Cue-Fried Chicken 2139 CAMPBELLTON RD. FR 9153 E. L. Abercrombie, Vice Pres. Laundry Worker International Union A F of L CERNIGLIA PRODUCE CO. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 1050 Murphy Ave. ATLANTA, GEORGIA DELONG'S RESTAURANT 1501 CAMPBELLTON RD. Compliments of BEN HILL LUMBER 8g CLYATT'S DRUG STORE Service Druggist SUPPLY CO. Phones Raymond 2112-2113 Stone and Daniel Roads AM. 7711 1521 Gordon St., S. W. Antique Furniture and Reproductions by Sacks Old English and Continental Porcelains Antique Crystal Chandeliers Imported Crystal Chandelier Reproductions Modern Lighting Fixtures Fine Lamps of Antique Porcelain Imported and Fine Domestic Mirrors Capital Electric Studios, Inc. 675 PEACHTREE STREET, N. E.-VE. 1121 E. C. McNeely Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE AUTO - FIRE - CASUALTY Ed. McNeeIy 3137 Ardley Rd., S. W. AM. 2102 ATLANTA, GA. CHARLIE'S SUPER SERVICE compliments of a 2140 Gordon Road, S. W. - RA. 9265 , mes - runes - BATTERIES - Accessomes - ROAD senvucs Friend Brakes Relined and Adiusled Compliments gf Bests Wishegl to the .los CALDWELL e ' 'ss Buttons Replaced Minor Repairs-No Extra Charge EULA'S CLEANERS ' Re-Weaving - Hand Cleaning Every Garment Hand Finished 589 ASHBY ST., S. W, FR. 4I73 MRSA EULA HALL 2109 CAMPBELLTON RD. JIMMY EVANS' BEN HILL BARBER snow RA. 9451 3723 Campbellton Road Ben Hill, Ga. ASK FOR DORTCH'S Buddy Bars - Ukaneata Sandwich - Cakes and Vanilla Wafers AT ALL GOOD FOOD DEALERS When your sweet tooth says CAKE - your wisdom tooth says DORTCH,S DAIRY QUEEN The Cone with the curl on top A Treat for Tastes - A Food for Health DAIRY QUEEN OF BEN HILL Ben Hill, Ga. COX RECORD SHOP Compliments of Latest Hits on DIXIE WHOLESALE CO., INC. Decca, Victor, Capitol, Columbia Records WHOLESAIZXZZSQEQ OAROCERIES 161 PEACHTREE ST- ATLANTA, GA- EL. 1002 980 Marietta st. Arianna, Ga DAVID' BO TERY S O DOMESTIC LAUNDRY RED GOOSE SHOES SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 942 Gordon Rd., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. Dry Cleaning-Storage-Fast Launderette Service 1488 MURPHY AVE., S. W.-RA. 1103 Sales and Service EAST POINT FORD CO. 1230 N. MAIN ST. EAST POINT, GA.-RA. 2121 To Buy or Sell in S. W. Section, Call DOUGLAS WOOD REALTY COMPANY 944 GORDON ST., S. W. AM. 3511 When Downtown Visit BURNSIDE SWANK SHOP 88 Peachtree-Across from Zachry BURNSIDE COFFEE SHOP 28 Peachtree-in William-Oliver Bldg. at 5 Points FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT ALDREDGE GENERAL SUPPLY CO. 2560 BANKHEAD HWY., N. W. BE. 4451 GOEN 81 PRESTON 129 Thompson Ave. EAST POINT, GA. Roy E. Goen-Fred L. King-James A. Preston FRICK'S GULF SERVICE STATION 1397 Campbellton Road RA. 9137 Glasses Fitted Lenses Duplicated LAmar 7243 PARDEE OPTICAL COMPANY Prescription Opticians 122 PEACHTREE ARCADE Raymond Pardee, Optician Atlanta, Georgia RES. 3214 ARDLY RD., S. w. 2 WAYS FRESHER! GORDON'S Magic-Pak -a tiny packet of activated carbon and silica gel-absorbs moisture and helps protect freshness and flavor. Teamed up with double cellophane bag, it keeps 'em two ways fresher! GORDON'S Twin-Pack-For parties, pic- nics, or snacks. Two big bags-one to serve, one in reserve. GORDON FOODS, INC SOUTHE RSX xxx 4,7 y N J , I IX IQ 3-6 'FWQ' 4? - 6 .- Ikyx .- N Q X f . I MQZZZZM Many of your friends of earlier classes are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future RN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY GEORGIA-FLORIDA MOTOR EXPRESS, INC. AM. 6445 CA. 4185 ATLANTA JACKSONVILLE Day D,y,Nig,,t FA. 7448 Compliments of a Friend W. L. HOLBROOK FARM MACHINERY CAsE NEW HOLLAND 782 Murphy Avenue, S. W. ATLANTA, GA. RUTH PATTON'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions The Personal Touch Ruth Patton Pat Nordan 2380 Sewell Rd., S. W. Atlanta, Georgia MAC'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Cor Ga. Ave. Sz Washington St. ATLANTA, GA. MITCHELL MOTORS Your Olds Dealers 350 W. Peachtree St. WA. 5255 Compliments of LANIER PIANO CO. 628 Lee St., S. W. FR. 4681 Compliments of Northwest Garage 945 Bankhead Ave. EL. 3535 EVERYBODY IS GOING PICKRICK GEORGIA'S LARGEST DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA WHEN ARE You GOING? THE PICKRICK 891 Hemphill Ave., N. W. Atlanta, Georgia Compliments of RICH 8: MORGAN, INC. Wholesale Grocers STOVALL 85 COMPANY Robertson's, Inc. - Furniture 8z Appliances 1685 Gordon Street AM. 6807 FR. 1343 AIR COMPRESSORS We Appreciate Your Business POWER MOWERS PARTS - SERVICE SOL COHEN EL. 6758-9 948 Bankhead Ave., N. W. BICYCLES SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS 784 GORDON ST., S. W. RABY B. KING CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER No Beer 2960 Campbellfon Rd. COMPLIMENTS HUCHINGSON'S HUT BAR-II-Q - PORK - BEEF - mas OF BRUNSWW STEW J. J. JARDINA a. co. Frank Huchingson RA. 9335 CASCADE HEIGHTS BARBER SHOP 2308 Sewell Rd., Cor. Beecher A. A. JONES THE FLORIST II7I Cascade Circle RA' 8555 Pleasing You Pleases Us Complimenfs of J. W. HOFFMAN, JEWELER HARBIN GRUCERY DIAMONDS AND WATCHES .2b6I Campbellion Rd., S. W. '33 peachfrse Ameda Courfeous Servlce Aflanfa, Ga. C I. Complimenfs of omp Imenfs of no'rH's MEN s. sovs' sHoP J- U- SUBER B27 Gordon Sf., S. W. Wesf End ADAMSVIU-E CLEMENTS SALES SERV. CO. c0mPll 'enfS of Your General Dealer Television - Radio Appliances a co. Day and Night Service FR. 4842-FR. 3561 2283 Cascade Rd. c9 Plimenis of FUR COATS - CAPES - STOLES nov D. WARREN co., INC. STV'-'CRAFT 'URR'E 5 Resfyling - Repairing - Sforage - Cleaning 303 A+lanfa Federal Savings Building LAmar 08I0 239 Peaclmfree Arcade CY' 6262 Aflanfa, Georgia CAPITOL UPHOLSTERY DANlEL'S W l M , P ' + Householjsjrlld :J?:r?1ob5iFil.l2l:lslering BEN HILL PHARMACY Salisfaclion Guaranleed Your Friendly Druggisfsh l0l2 Slewarl Ave., S. W. Phone AMl'1ersl' 3555 Fred R. Llnclorme Bldg. Allanla, Ga. Ben Hill, Ga. AM. 744l ADAMS PARK AMOCO STATION Best WTSIISS RA. 9451 to the Senior Class U09 campbemon Road Complimenls of Mrs. J. C. Allen C omplimenfs of Y I There's CI one and only in refresh ment, too N jf ut07.G24f!-4 sornw umm: Aumomrv or me COCA-COLA COMPANY av THE ATLANTA COCA- COLA BOTTLING COMPANY f LAUNDEREASE Aufomalic Laundry Fines? Shirl Laundry and Cleaning Anywhere 789 Cascade Ave., S. W. AM. 5996 MORGAN SUPPLY CO. Aufomobile Paris - Complele Shop Service Healing and Air Condifioning LINDSEY CONTRACTING CO. REMODELING - REPAIRING ROOMS ADDED 780 Gordon Sl., S. W. Allanla, Ga. 325 E I, h D . AM 8696 ng IS rlve . JORDAN'S SUPER MARKET A E ELE TRIC COMPANY MuNoY's onus stone P IM R C CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS A Real Communify Drug Slore 60' L S+ f S W ee ree , . . Ben Hill, Georgia RA. 3395 L H Palmer RA 0884 SOUTHERN BELLE GRILL 79 Ivy Sheer, N. W. We serve whal' we velieve and we believe wha? we serve J' P' NORTON COAL co' good food, fresh, lender, clean, and quiclr. complimenfs QUALITY COAL WITH SERVICE BEN HILL CLEANERS 1 C I1 d Ca . - LAKEWOOD CLEZLES: 'ry Ben Hull AM. I377 Georgia AM. 0876 DI. 3566 Complimenls of ROBERTS SERVICE STATION 35I Spring Sheer, N. W. LA. 953' Aflanfa, Georgia Aryid G, Rel-,erigl Mgr, Jerry Roberfs, Ass'? Mgr. CAMPBELL GROCERY Co. WESTMONT CLEANERS GROCERIES - FEEDS 820 Wesfmonl Road, S. W. Hardware and Elecfrical Appliances-Gasoline and Oil Phone AM. 3322 Cor. Campbellfon 8: New Hope Roads HAND CLEANING Ben Hill, Ga. AM. 4660 NEW USED CAREY PAUL MOTORS 909 LEE STREET, S. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA CAREY PAUL AM. 4578 ALLEN'S LITHOGRAPHING TRADE PLAN T 156 FORSYTH STREET, S. W. LAmar 2573 IQTCHENS by Jbel-Mar DEL-MAR CABINET CO. Inc. MANUFACTURERS P. O. BOX 7, STATION A 2865 GORDON ROAD Atlanta, Georgia S. Hammond Story Agency 222 Hurt Bldg. Surety Bonds and Insurance Ham Story - Bill Gunter Atlanta, Ga MATHEWS ECONOMY STATION 1289 Lee Street, S. W. RA. 2972 MARABLE-PIRKLE, INC. 2515 Fairburn Road BEN HILL, GA. All Hotpoint Appliances and GE Small Appliances MARTIN EQUIPMENT CO. Reo and Yazoo Lawn Mowers and Repairs C 8z L MILLS CONSTRUCTION 782 Murphy Ave., S. W. Phone AM. 3444 2139 Campbellton Rd., S.W., at DeLowe COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND RAymond 1326 Television and Radio Service ALL KINDS 0F POWER GRADING MAYO ..whefg'gg,gg'iS,3IgggsSgjQgfgthing,, AM. 4131 LaFayette Mills qownerp T. C. Tom Mayo 797 Cascade Ave., S. W. J. FRED MILLER CO. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Oliice Phone AMherst 5711 Mrs. Frances M. Wallace, Mgr. 1500 N. Main St. C0mplimel1tS Res. Phone AMherst 6300 East Point, Ga. of A FRIEND J. A. MORGAN PRODUCE CO. ANOTHER FRIEND Compliments STUART'S SERVICE STATION WINGO'S ORIGINAL WAFELE SHOP SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 3733 Campbellton Rd. BEN HILL, GA. 62 N. Pryor St. ATLANTA, GA. Phone FR. 9196 Bus. Phone AM. 5546 Residence AM. 2018 MODERN AUTO SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS Alger J. Turner 825 York Ave., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. GRADUATES OF 1955, Please accept our congratulations and sincerest wishes for your continued lifelong success CLUETT, PEABODY Sz CO., INC. Manufacturers of ARROW Men's Apparel ATLANTA, BREMEN and BUCHANAN, GA. Complimenfs of AMERICAN LITHOGRAPH CO. 53 Mangum St., S. W. LAWHON TIRE 8z BATTERY CO., INC 290 University Ave., S. W. Compliments of Lawhon Tire 8: Battery Co. Paper Notions It's a pleasure to serve SOUTHWEST HIGH HARRY E. GLORE CO. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER 2185 Gordon Road, S. W. RA. 9230 School Supplies Sundries Shoes for Men Shoes for Women Shoes for Children DAL'S SHOE OUTLET 569 Ashby Street, S. W. Phone AMherst 3121 Atlanta Headquarters for HNATIONALLY ADVERTISEDU Factory Closeouts HOME HEATING 8z AIR CONDITIONING CO., INC. Pledged to Skill, Craftsmanship and Service' 1341 Spring Street, N. W. VE. 9657 HIGGINS-McARTHUR COMPANY Telephone WAlnut 3306 302 Hayden Street, N. W. 'Y 1 1 Advertising Typographers Printers Ohiset Lithographers E. H. HOUSEWORTH PLUMBING 8z HEATING co. Contracting Repairing Phone MAin 1497 342 Ivy St., N. E. ATLANTA, GA. Prompt Service-Reasonable Prices COMPLIMENTS OF STEEL BY CALVERT - 1195 Victory Dr., S. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA FHA - GI LOANS GENERAL INSURANCE TO BUY OR SELL JAS. A. PARKS REALTY 81 INSURANCE COMPANY 1528 BEECHER ST., S. W. AT CASCADE FR. 2694 FR. 2694 Non Car bonated Fruit I-'lavors Compliments of Blue Plate Foods WEAR REALLY CLEAN CLOTHES CO. H. R. MAJOR Dial CA. 6311 C. L. BUNN BON-TON CLEANERS 544 N. Angier Ave., N. .E. MA. 1161 l D . I Friendly Individual Service One of America's Largest FAMILY SHOE STORES For Men - Women - Children For Dress - Street - Sport - Play Fitted by Experts Make This Your Store THE DAN COHEN CO. 825 Gordon St., West End Compliments of a Friend Compliments of COMMUNITY GROCERY 405 Hightower Rd., N. W. BE. 9280 MR. R. D. ALLEN, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF RICKERSON'S PLAY SCHOOL Perrin Auto Supply Co. 254 Hayden St., N. W. LA. 3696 Ponder Bros. Service Station Ben Hill, Ga. FIRESTONE TIRES sl ACCESSORIES 24 Hour Service AM. 6841 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF ToddIer's Lane Day Nursery 1 1 1 C. H. HOGAN Sales and Service REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE FR. 2261 Ben Hill, Ga Compliments of Cascade Grocery Store Compliments of a Friend Compliments of MITCHELUS SUPER MARKET 1436 Venetian Drive, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia C H E V R 0 L E 1' EASON'S AUTO PARTS There is no substitute for an education. EM' 1767 977 Marietta Street EAST POINT CHEVROLET DEALER, INC. Sales - Service - New Cars - Used Cars ED LYON PURE OIL SERVICE STATION FA' 2611 600 N' Main St' Your Friend in West End E21StP0int, Ga- Park and Peters St. RA. 9103 WEST END EMPLOYMENT SERVICE MEMBER OF GEORGIA EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION Mrs. Mary B. Stone, Manager 847W Gordon Street, S. W. FR. 3928 RAymond 3412 AMherst 5673 We Insure ,Everything CASCADE REALTY Sz INSURANCE CO. Specializing in West End 81 Cascade Heights Property A. G. Wright 809 Cascade Ave., S. W. ATLANTA, GA. E. M. COFER ROOFING CO. 1779 Gordon St., S. W. RA. 9756 30 Years Experience DR. I. VINCENT CALL Optometric Dlagnostlcian 59153 ASHBY STREET, S. W. Opposite Sears, Roebuck Parking Lot AMherst 7277 Atlanta, Ga. Compliments of FIRE STATION NO. 25 Beecher and Sewell Rd. BENNETT PLUMBING CO. 59 Westland Blvd., S. W. BE. 7982 Atlanta, Ga. CASCADE BEAUTY CENTER Specializing in Hair Styling 2330 Cascade Rd. FR. 4678 F. H. FOWLER GULF SERVICE STATION WHEN YOU GO, GO GULF 2247 CASCADE RD. AM. 9112 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF OLD HICKORY BETSILL BROS. SERVICE STATION Barbecue 2826 Bankhead Hwy. Roosevelt Highway Wallace Brothers Phone BE. 9212 RICHARD F. BROWN, JR. Compliments Of BUILDER T. C. MORGAN 8: SONS PLUMBING CO. AM. 1774 Call AM. 9843 for All Types of Plumbing COMPLIMENTS OF ROANE IRON WORKS 1350 Central Ave. East Point, Ga. FR. 1428 f 1 f Compliments of B. P. 0. Elk 1617 1 1 'f Compliments of WUG7 F' H' KING YELLOW JACKET INN J. D. OTWELL REALTOR APPRAISER FAMOUS TOASTED HOT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS ABBEY vgf'i:'Windii'i5'PE'fwHoUsEs Green Houses John L. Petran 305 North Avev N' W' 2055 Gordon Road, S. W. DR. C' Fast, C0uI'te0llS Service Pediatrician 645 Lee St., S. W. COMPLIMENTS OF RURALIST PRESS, INC. Compliments Hf SOUTHERN SAW SERVICE INC. 1594 Evans Dr., S. W. Compliments of u Friend SMITH SHELL SERVICE STATION Road Service-Open Till 11 P. M. Atlanta' Georgla 1586 GORDON, s. W. RA. 9245 SOL COHEN Compliments of BICYCLE5 SOUTHERN METER AND W I 1 TRANSFORMER CO. .Supplies and Repairs 516 Murphy Ave., S. W' RAYMOND 4154 784 GORDON ST., S. W. LA. 8855 WW 0 ll wmv: mm-IT MFG cu WALLACE ELECTRIC COMPANY F1 e 55'1.? i'SIff.Z'ISS2'i Contractors 99V2 Walton St., N. W. COMPET-TQZQF THE Industrial and Commercial Wiring AM. 5369 AL. 1180 saao BOULDER PARK DR Want More Roads? CATERPILLAR DIESEL TRACTORS - MOTOR GRADERS EARTHMOVING MACHINERY FROM YANCEY BROS. CO. WILL HELP BUILD THEM! Compliments of YARBROUGH'S RESTAURANT 929 Peachtree St., N. E. V DRIVE I A 1 I 7.6.3 sarnv Q Wm ff-EE IlI?V,..3 5 - t t F rm In r n m n' s S a e a su a ce Co pa Ie AUTOMOBILE LIFE FIRE a E S Insurance for Careful Drivers C D . Hcaierpillaf' York Ave., S .W. Elgin 3741 Pham 3-220 .5455 1540 Northside Drlvl 1781 Fiffunlh SI. 'Sewage Aruun, GA. Aucusm, oA. '73 '-5 ATLANTA, GA. FR. 2936 Compliments of HENRY MOTORS Compliments of ADAMSVILLE CAFETERIA 3554 Gordon Road, S. W. MRS. F. W. MEINHOLD 892 Bankhead Ave., N. W. PETE'S BARBER SHOP We need your head in our business 3595 GORDON ROAD, S. W. Compliments of WEST END TELEVISION SERVICE R. C. A. - MOTOROLA-SALES 6 SERVICE KANE 'l'EXTll.E AND SUPPLY CO. Textile and Industrial Supplies AM. 8523 A 1326 Gordon St., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. LA' 6217 ATLANTA 3' G Bar-B-Que Plate-551.25 Sales and Service Fried Shrimp -21 on a Plate Salad and French Fries-51.25 co' Club Steaks - French Fries - Salad-81.50 727 Lee St S' W' Golden Fried Chicken - F. Fries - Salad-31.00 AM. 4811 FR, 1922 INN A. T. and FRED BOND, Owners 1473 Campbellton Rd., S. W. FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Compliments 01' Ca Cade Elk Lod e 0. 1840 Compliments of RIDINGS BARBER SHOP 2885 Gordon Rd., S. W. SHELL SERVICE STATION 2857 Gordon Rd., S. W. RA. 9246 Compliments of SHOCKLEY'S GARAGE General Repairs-Body Er Fender Work Wrecker Service DAWSON O. SHOCKLEY Compliments 01' 9TH GRADE Y-TEENS Satisfaction Guaranteed SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY RA-2493 COMMERCIAL PRINTING 500 Lee Street, S. W. Atlanta, Ga. ATW00d 5725 399 Peachtree SI-I N- E- ATLANTA, GEORGIA Fabrics - Notions - Men's Accessories - Infants and ClJildren's Wear SMITH DRY GOODS COMPANY 817 Cascade Avenue, S. W. at Beecher St. ATLANTA, GEORGIA SIM,S SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil - Wash and Greasing ACCESSORIES AND AUTO PAINTING PURE OIL PRODUCTS - WESTERN AUTO AGENCY 3552 Gordon Road, S. W. Atlanta, Ga. Compliments of CARTER and ROY THORNTON'S SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Excello Batteries Tires ROAD SERVICE-RA. 9193 2271 Cascade Rd. STEGAR'S DRUG STORE 804 Cascade Ave. RA. 6112 Compliments STRAND'S TIRE AND BATTERY SUTHERLAND PRODUCE CO. 51 Hunter Street Alpine 1508 Compliments POULTRY 8: EGGS Compliments WHITE PROVISION CO. of 14th St. and Howell Mill Road JIM TODD 8. SON -TOMATOES A SPECIALTY- TEAL PLUMBING 8. REPAIR SERVICE 141 Stratford Drive, S. W. BE. 3783 THE VARSITY F R E S H FO O D CURB SERVICE ATLANTA, GEORGIA ATHENS, GEORGIA WHITE'S FLORIST 0 . 124 Whiteway Venehan Plaza Servlcenfer EAST POINT, GA. . Day-CA. 6283 Nite-AM. 8101 Shell 5el'VlCe Charge Accounts Welcomed AM. 7672 1425 Campbellton Rd. at Venetian Drive C I. Lubrication Washing amp ,ments of Waxing Wheel Balancing WEST END SERVICE STATION Tires Batteries 651 LEE ST., s. W. ATLANTA, GA. Accessories Road Semce ZUBER ELECTRIC COMPANY ATWO0d 0428 Res. RAym0nd 2234 RELIABLE SUPPLY COMPANY 1392 Gordon St., S. W.-RAymond 9866 WHOLESALE Fans - Water Heater - Appliances ATLANTA, GA' W. C. CBILLJSSHAW Complete Electric Motor Service 1341 Spring St., N. W. Atlanta, Ga. J. FRANK LEITZSEY DANCE STUDIO Tap - Ballet - Modern Acrobatic 6 Character Dancing PHONE RA. 9094 810 Cascade Ave., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. ARCHER BROS. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3143 Maple Drive, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Specialists in COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WORK COMPLIMENTS OF FUREMUST DARIEIS I NC MILK and ICE CREAM 2711 Piedmont Rd., N. E. CH. 9431 TRUSCOTT FLORIST Telephone: RA. 9010 First Greenhouse Out Gordon Rd. VALLEY FORT PHARMACY 1991-1997 Gordon Road, S. W. Atlanta, Ga. 1810 STANTON RD' RA' 5174 ROYAL TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT AT WEST END PARK CLEANERS TYPEWRITER SERVICE CO. 933 Peachtree St., N. E. EM. 5368 TRIPP AUTO ELECTRIC EXCHANGE AM. 4407-786 Murphy Ave., s. W. ATLANTA, GA. Established 1932 Starters, Generators and Armatures Compliments of INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC CO. All Makes Serviced and Repaired 357 PRYOR ST., 5, W. WA. 2887 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Compliment: of AMherst 9228 FRanklin 2334 ROTH'S MEN AND BOYS' SHOP 877 Gordon Street, S. W. WEST END WEST END CAB CO. CITY-WIDE - 24-HOUR SERVICE Main Office, 1342 Gordon Street, S. W. Congratulations to Senior Class of Southwest High School Flowers for all Occasions RUTH'S 'FLOWER SHOP MRS. RUTH HALL 2055 Gordon Road, S. W. RA. 6156-7 Atlant WEST LUMBER CO. For prompt service and quick delivery, CALL WEST LUMBER CO. FA. 9764 2429 Gordon Rd., S. W. M. S. NIX MACHINE SHOP MAIN 4416 - 17 Acetylene and Electric Welding - General Machine Repairs Skilled Mechanics - Modern Equipment Res. Phone MAin 3629 Our Duty to Serve You at Any Time 237-241 Forsyth Street, S. W. Atlanta Ga Compliments of Homeroom May God Bless You, Seniors The Youth For Christ Club Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth-EccL1ss1AsTEs 12:1 Compliments of D-5 Compliments of C-1 BETA CLUB JOHNNY BERGSTROM PATTY YARBROUGH BYRON HILL LIZ BROWN BETTY MYERS JACKIE COOK MARGIE ANNA LANCSTON CHARLES ALLEN DONNA HESTER CYNTHIA HOLCOMB JANELL BLOODWORTH TRANNELL HARDIN MIKELL BROWN BOB THOMPSON LENA HOLMES ANN NORTON MARSHALL MCDUFEIE ELIZABETH CORDLE DONNA RUTH DOSTER TOM JANTER SAMMIE LOU SANDERS DAVID SCOCCINS NANCY DUNSTAN WANDA MILHOUS JERE ADAMS JIMMY ST. JOHN BARBARA BEARDEN SONYA SMITH BARBARA BECK KATHLEEN MILLER ANN FERGUSON ANN MILLER JO ANN LOCK NED NABERS JACK ROSSER SARA ANN NIXON MICHAEL SIMS GLORIA HOWARD HAZEL PLUNKETT YVONNE KUTER MARCIA JOHNSON JANE PICKELSEIMER Graduates of the Class of '55 will be among the first to enjoy the privilege of attending college in the only air-conditioned Georgia marble classroom and library building in the South at the ATLANTA DIVISION, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. The new library, with its spacious reading rooms, contains a growing collection of study materials, carefully selected to support the academic program of over twenty fields in Business Administration leading to the B.B.A. degree, as well as in Nursing Education and General Studies. R.O.T.C. program also is offered. Spacious student lounges, with modern age furnishings, are open on landscaped atios. A roof-deck rovides an out-of-doors area in addition to the G mnasium P P v Y f for games and student dances. Career Guidance Center, placement olhce, work-scholarship plan, and Student Credit Union, give specialized student services. PLAN NOW to enter Atlanta's downtown university. Ergajwdww i limi ATLANTA R0 Al CRDWN COLA Rom CROWN BOTTLING CO. RC now at an all-time in calories... 591 Somerset Terrace, N. E an all-time IE in taste FRYER'S SERVICE STATION 2685 CAMPBELLTON RD., S. W. Corner Campbellton Rd. and Dodson Dr. AM. 4831 Atlanta, Ga. V COMPLIMENTS CERNIGLIA PRODUCE CO. OF . A FRIEND Wholesale Fruits and Produce Vegetable Headquarters LOWE AUTOMOBILE CO. L. D. ' RAymond 607 Main Street CA. 8292 EAST POINT, GA 1050 Murphy Ave., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. Compliments of a Friend Charlie Adams Billy Archer John Balyo Caroll Brown Sandra Cook Floyd Davis John Folson Michael Gower Judy Guest Sue Hardage Dee Hoffman Norma Huff Tom Janter John King Kimsy Minor Donnie Mitchell Beverly Madden Leah Mouchet Donna McAdams Jerry McGaskey Wayne Priddy Larry Roberts Shirley Sapp Barbara Smith Raymond Smith Neal Spruell Pat Thompson Jimmy Todd Fred Vann Jimmy Waits James Walters Sid Williams Compliments of D-3 Compliments of D-5 Compliments of CANADA DRY CO., INC. Compliments of CASCADE CLEANERS Compliments of ADVANCED ART CLUB Annette Aldredge Angela Allison Barbara Bearden Janell Bloodworth Elaine Briscoe Shirley Brown Jackie Cook Betty Ruth Cotton Jackie Dobbs Twyla Ducker Compliments of: Joyce Dunn Shirley Fannin Pat Goodwin Janice Hall Betty Harbin Lucille Harper Donna Hester Pat Holcomb Shirley Kuter Joanne Lock Betty McAllister Ruthette Mclilreath Ann Miller Kathleen Miller Betty Myers Peggy Powell Jean Roberts Sonya Smith Ann Wallace Best Wishes to the Senior Class From Members of C-5 Homeroom C-4 President . . . . Bobby Murphy Vice President . . Larry Quattlebaum Secretary . . . Barbara Brady Treasurer . . Nancy Gunter LeReese Holmes, President Mary Reith, Vice President Joyce Fleming, Secretary Vicki Alexander Jo Ann Beazley Brenda Bragg Beverly Clay Martha Clyburn Lynn Connally Jackie Davis Jerrie Dixon Julia Diamond Carole Ford Sarah Frazier Diane French Carolyn Ginn Kenneth McElroy Barbara Holmes Diane Johnson Ann Juhlin Jo Ann Lamb Lansie Manning Joyce Moore Marilyn Mullins Compliments of Jr. Dramatics Club Nancy Aldredge Carol Archer Dorine Beck Morgan Cathy Charles Carter Pat Childress Ann Crisler Don Gunn Robert Hall B-3 Sandra Lyon Paula Lee William Little Susan Mathews Yvonne Goldsmith Mary McLemore Gwen Merritt Clyde Moody Bobby Miller Michael Panos John Pruett Sara Frances Schell Dot Sutton Dewitt Thompson James Vandiver Sandra Wallace Dianne Walton Judy Wilson Felicidades del club May the Seniors always have a song in their Espaiiolv hearts and a smile on their lips- Compliments-of the Compliments of Calard, Inc. MUSIC CLUB Alread, Sandra Atkins, Joan Baker, Joan Beck, Barbara Brady, Barbara Brown, Mikell Carter, Kathryn Cook, Sandra Coker, Ann Coursey, Nancy Craig, Darnell Doyal, Sandra PEP CLUB Etheridge, jean Freeman, Phyllis Griliith, june Harris, Barbara Henderson, Carol Herrington, Sylvia Howard, Gloria Johnson, Marcia Kelly, Joyce Kelly, Sandra Lockhart, Virginia Madden, Beverly Martin, Connie McNee1y, Sally Means, Eddie Mills, Annette Mills, Janice Minor, Mary jane Moon, Diane Norton, Judy Norton, Nancy Price, Pat Pugh, jean Reed, Judy Robinson, Ann Ryckeley, Jean Sapp, Shirley Schlip, Bonnie Smith, Barbara Sue Tatum, Betty Tovell, Martha Trimble, Nora Lee Wishan, Carol Womack, Barbara Wright, Cecelia Roberts, Barbara FLY EASTERN AIRLINES Capt. Bomar Compliments of Capt. Jarrendt Capt. Reineke Capt. Fisher Capt. Prince Capt. Cleveland Capt. Spencer Capt. Patrick Capt. Vance COMPLIMENTS STEEL BY CALVERTU 1195 Victory Drive, S Atlanta, Georgia .W. SABRE CLUB Johnny Bergstrom Byron Hill Billy Seward Larry Williamson Lee McConnell Jere Adams David Scoggins Nathan Mills Bob McConnell Charles Thomas jerry McGaskey Leroy Dickerson Frank Bartlett johnny Campbell A1 Moon jimmy Christian johnny Harper Pat Campbell Compliments JORDAN SUPER MARKET, INC. 2457 Gordon Road, S. W. Compliments of INDUSTRIAL SERVICE COMPANY 740 Glenn St., S. W. -RA. 1195 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliments of the Sth GRADE ART CLUB C ompliments of Kwitcherbelliakin ' Compliments Heffde'm00S'kma ' ADAMSVILLE CAFETERIA DANCE BAND Compliments of C-6 Compliments of A-3 Janet Stovall Patsy Nielsen Ronnie Sweeney Gary Dickson Pat Dickson Terrell Jones Patsy Cowart Leonard Middlebrooks Charlene Wallace Doyle Fincher Eleanor Norris Jimmy Stegall Ann Henley Sandra Gunn Stuart Beard Bill Heidecker Jo Ann Lamb Mike Ray Ridley Ward Suzanne Sewell Mary Lowe Thompson Joyce Cochran Linda Scott Luther Pilgrim Walter Harrison Linda Roberts Lenora Allen Judy Echols David Saunders Ann Juhlin Leonard Hooks Compliments of: Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Nixon H. H. Archer NABER'S CLEANING SERVICE Sally McNeely Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Robinson and Mrs. C. C. Baker Estelle and Calvin Baker Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Lockhart Janice Mills Mrs. T. L. Walker Mr. Mrs Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Mills W. C. Summers Ralph Reed and Mrs. T. B. Cole E. A. Wallace W. S. Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Dillard Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Abercrombie Mrs. B. C. Bloodworth Mrs J. M. Bearden Mrs John P. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sims Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Sims Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Janter Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kirkland J. J. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Seward Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Pederson D. L. Dortch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Quickel 1316 Lockwood Dr., S. W. - Atlanta FR. 1580 Bonded-Janitorial Service FRENCH'S ICE CREAM i' i' 'A' ALWAYS GOOD Compliments of Senior Dramatic Club Sponsor: Miss Owens President: Yvonne Kuter Vice-President: Betty Myers Secretary-Treasurer: Shirley Kuter Pat Ashworth Shirley Brown jackie Dobbs Donna Ruth Doster Shirley Frazier Eleanor Gallimore Willa Jean Hendon Donna Hester Ruth Kilpatrick Joanne Lock Margie Langston Patsy McWilliams Pat Marshall Dianne Rodgers Clara Selph Joyce Seritt Ann Wallace Betty Wilson Shirley Ricks Sonya Smith Madeline Fain Pat Mims Betty Harbin Barbara Brand Bob Calhoun Elaine Briscoe Beverly Brackett Wanda Milhouse Sandra Hammond Spruell, Neal Cochran, Earle Bryan, joe Minor, Kimsey McEuen, Bill Armstrong, Bert Brownlee, Leroy Waits, Jimmy Projector Club Brown, Carroll Davis, Roy Smith, Raymond Fleming, Dozier Dortch, Dudley Tidwell, Jimmy Beard, Ronald Vann, Fred Dennis, Troy Cook, Roger Durbin, David McLendon, George Vandergrilf, Buford Hiers, Don Knox, Bobby Good Luck from Section A of the Eighth Grade Hi-Yi' Compliments of the Senior Hi-Y Compliments of E-4 Marie Allen Angela Allison Barbara Beck Shirley Brown johnny Campbell jackie Cook Twyla Ducker Gary Fitch William Foster Pat Goodwin Janice Hall Betty Harbin Byron Hill Bill King Shirley Kuter Margie Anna Langston Kathleen Miller Nathan Mills Betty Myers jimmy Sewell Sonya Smith Fred Wallace Margaret Ann Wallace Hal Watts Compliments to the Senior Class from The Junior Hi-Y BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS! SENIORS from the from Senior Y-Teens Library Club Best Wishes To The Seniors from the 10th Grade Y-Teens President . . . Linda Bruce Vice President . . . Gwen Hall Secretary . . . . Patsy Gunter Treasurer . . .... . Forest Fauber Martha Atwood Shirley Ashcraft Gail Baird Joan Baker Barbara Brady Patsy Brotherton Beverly Brown Linda Brown Ann Bryan Elizabeth Cabe Sandra Cannon Svanhilde Cobb Mary Ellen Coker Margaret Cole Nina Collins Henrietta Cordel Marlene Dean Norma Dysart Betty Ruth Evans Eva Jean Fix Nancy Gunter Harriet Heath Martha Hughes Penny Hunnicut Glenda jones Gail Limbo Patsy Lindsey Judy Loos Beverly Malcomb Peggy Mason Carolyn Mathews Peggy McAllister Judy McC1eskey Travis Morgan Ernestine Norris jane Phillips Barbara Reynolds Phyllis Rothell Jane Setzer Mary Charles Sew Judy Smith Margaret Smith Gladys Stovall Patricia Tumblin Carol Yarbrough ard Ike Chapter of FTA DAFFYNITIONS: Quintuplets: Two pairs of twins and a spare. Staircase: A patient whose eyes won't close. One time there were two men going through a cafeteria line. The man in front had one carrot stuck in each ear. The man behind asked him, Why have you got those carrots in your ears?7' No answer. He repeated his query louder. Still no answer. He repeated the question again still louder. This time the man in front turned around and took the carrots out of his ears. He asked, Were you talking to me? The second man replied, Yes.', Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't hear you, I had corrots in my ears. One time the minister was visiting the house of one of the families in his congregation and they asked him to stay for dinner. All the dishes were passed around and the preacher took some of all courses until he reached the spinach. He took a spoonful of this and put it on his head. All the juice ran down over his face, but he continued the meal. When second helpings were passed out, he again put some spinach on his head. When he did this again on the third helping, one of the family asked him, Why do you put that spinach on your head? The minister replied, Spinach! My gosh, I thought it was potato salad. The teacher turned on little Freddie, Young manf' she said, I will have to keep you after class again! O, K.,,' replied the 8-year-old, but I'1l have you know half the town says we're going steady? Congratulations Best Wishes from from A-1 A-Q to the Senior Class. Compliments of E-1 Good Luck to the Senior Class From - D-2 Best Wishes to the Seniors From. - D-1 GEORGIA TENT AND AWNING COMPANY Serving Atlanta Folks for Over Twenty-F ive Years VENT-A-LUME' ALUMINUM AWNINGS - WEATHER KING GLASS JALOUSIES 228 Margaret St., S. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliments of E-2 We Would Say Congratulations . . . but since we can't spell it We'll Just Say Merry Christmas! From E-3 593 Lee St., S. W. ELECTRONIC SERVICE, INC. RADIO and TV SERVICE Member of RTSA AM. 4376 Best of Everything to the Seniors - From B-5 Complimenfs of Jr. French-La'I'in Club Marie Allen Angela Allison Mitzi Ashley Frank Bartlett Billy Bearden Doug Bond Susan Brittain Liz Brown Jackie Cook Patty Cowley Annabeth Dake Nancy Dunstan Billy Glover Michael Gower Judy Guest Trannell Hardin JR. CIVITAN ROLL Jackie Heard Bill King Nathan Mills Sara Ann Nixon Ann Norton Dody Prince Lynn Reineke Carol Rogers David Scoggins Billy Seward Michael Sims Pat Sturgis Pat Thompson Jimmy Todd Hal Watts Patty Yarbrough w.!ffll7iJ Bonne Chance de l'Organization Francaise et Latine President Alan Michel Latin Vice-President French Vice-President Ernie Quickel Hazel Plunkett Secretary Treasurer Donna Ruth Doster Margie Anna Langston v,JflUl7k.J 422' Fine yearbooks, produced by the skilled hands of dedicated craftsmen, are a continuing tradition with Foote Rc Davies. 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