Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

THE SPENCERIAN 1958 SPENCER SR. HIGH Columbus, Georgia Editor Miriam Bailey Associate Editor Carolyn Parker Faculty Advisors V. F. Ingersoll, J. B. Woods Spencer Senior High School Columbus, Georgia We dedicate this 1958 edition of the SPEN- CERIAN to one uho has long maintained a keen interest in Spencer High School and its students. She has served many years as instructor and friend to thousands, reflecting in her tenure the same conquering spirit of those men and women who blazed the trails in the field of Education years be- fore. her. Miss Ernestine A. Davis FOREWORD High school days are happy days. As time passes they will become golden days—golden because they have become precious; golden because they can never be recaptured except as memories . Within the pages of this book is a record of those days. You will find friends you know, the clubs you joined, the teachers you loved and hated. You'll see again the old football team. Remember how you cheered extra loud for that certain number on the the team when we were winning, and how you went contemptuously silent when we were losing! You sit again on the old campus—you stroll down the long familiar halls to the lobby, to the lunchroom, to the Homemaking area, to the gym, to the classrooms. Oh, yes! the classroom. How angry you got when you got the I in Geometry. Kept you off the honor roll, didn't it? You'll remember the lunchroom. How you complained about the food!—yet you seldom missed a meal. You will recall chapel services, the Principal's messages, a nervous Senior giving an oration, the choir and the band. The many nooks remind you of Joe and Sue and all of it reminds you of the Good Ole Spencer Spirit ever present in every Spencerian. Yes, high school days were happy days, and as you turn the pages of this book, may you relive those golden yesterdays—all to yourself. CONTENTS FOREWORD ADMINISTRATION FACULTY GRADUATES ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL CLUBS SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS ADVERTISEMENT Spencerian MIRIAM BAILEY, Editor CAROLYN PARKER, Associate Editor KENNETH WASHINGTON, Business Manager SPENCERIAN Each new yearbook involves new adventure in publication work, but the '58 Spencerian has turned up more adventure throughout its production year than any staff member could have anticipated. The theme selection involved a minimum of midnite oil, for the love for dear old Spencer suggested the living Spencer Spirit—Little Priscilla. Priscilla is the invention of the art staff. She is a personification of the true Spencer Spirit. She is as wise as an owl, as vivacious as a Spencerian with the good old Spencer Spirit, as mischievous as a typical high school student, as loyal as a homing pigeon, as intelligent as one her age should be, and as spirited as the name Priscilla suggests. But the Art staff found the carrying out of the theme more difficult than the suggesting of it. No doubt the enlightening (?) debates concerning art expression versus the com- munication of ideas to mere mortals greatly complicated their efforts and tried their patience. Nevertheless, they responded beautifully. Highlighted by adventure and pleasurable moments and experience, the pro- duction year of the '58 Spencerian was nevertheless characterized by a dependency upon that all-important factor in the production of any publication—a dependable staff. Staff members at work • ■ Muscogee County School District EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL MR. WILLIAM H. SHAW A.B., M.A. Duke University DR. JAMES Y. MOULTRIE, JR. Director of Instruction B.S., Florence State College M.A., Ed.D, George Peabody College for Teachers Nashville, Tennessee MISS ANNIE V. MASSEY Treasurer A.B., M.A University of Georgia MR. NATHAN PATTERSON Supervisor of Special Services B.S., Berry College M S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute THE PRINCIPAL C. W. DuVAUL A.B., Savannah State College M.A., Atlanta University Future Study—Columbia University, New York University, Michigan State University, University of Oklahoma MRS. A. I. FOWLKES Dean of Girls MR. J. H. SMITH Dean of Boys MRS. CONSTANCE B LINDSEY Physical Education B.S., West Virginia State College. FACULTY T. L. WORKS English, Assistant Coach B.S., Benedict College BOOKER T. STAFFORD Mathematics B. S. Howard University M.A., Alabama State College MISS ETHAIYN JOAN COLEMAN Social Studies A.M.,Talladega College MRS. O. ROBINSON WASHINGTON Mathematics A. B., Clark College M.Ed.. Tuskegee Institute MRS. VEOLA FERRELL INGERSOLL Mathematics B S.( Wisconsin State College T. MELTON LOWE Chemistry B.A., Lincoln University; Advanced study, Seton Hall, Rutgers Univer- sity, Tennessee A I University, Meharry Medical Center MRS. ROSA E. CHILDS English A.B., Clark College M.AAtlanta University EDDIE T. LINDSEY English B.S., Savannah State College; Ad- vanced Study, Michigan State MRS. TERESA JOHNSON English B.S., Alabama State College Physical Education B.S., Tuskegee Institute OSCAR STANBACK Physical Education B.S., Tuskegee Institute JAMES B. WOOD Science B.S., Benedict M A., New York University FACULTY MRS. ANNE T. HUDSON Home Economics B.S., Savannah State College; Ad- vanced Study, Tuskegee Institute, New York University MRS. DOROTHY O. THOMPSON English, Social Studies B.S., Savannah State College; Fur- ther Study, Atlanta University FACULTY MRS. LILLIAN TERRY Music B.S., Music, Talladega College; Further Study, Columbia University MRS. HELEN LINDSEY Cosmetology B.S., National Institute of Cosme- tology MRS. D. M. VERNON Natural Science B.S., Alabama A M College; Tuskegee Institute R. BARNHART Biology B. $., Savannah State College; Fur- ther Study, Tuskegee Institute, At- lanta Umvesrity MRS. JANIE M. BROWN Science, French B. S., Benedict College; Further Study, Temple University, Columbia University MRS. ELIZABETH GIBSON English A.B., Virginia State College; Tuske- gee Institute LAWRENCE CARTER Mathematics B.S., Alabama State College MRS. E. B. BIGGS Mathematics B.S., Johnson C. Smith University. Further Study, Tuskegee Institute MISS E. B. DENT English B.S., Tuskegee Institute, M.A. Col- umbia University MRS. PEARL W. HERRON English B.S., Alabama A M College. Fur- ther Study, Tuskegee Institute MISS ERNESTINE A. DAVIS History B.S., Tuskegee Institute, Further Study, Fisk University, Alabama State ODIS SPENCER Social Science, Head Coach B.S., Alabama State College. M.Ed., Alabama State College. Further Study, Florida A M University FACULTY MRS. EDNA HOGAN Librarian B.S., St. Paul College. Further Study, North Carolina College, At- lanta University. W. W. GENTRY Physics A.B. Morehouse College FACULTY MRS. M. H. HUFF B.S., Fort Valley New York University W. D. CHAMBERS Industrial Arts B.S., A T College C. W. CARPENTER Brick Masonry Savannah State College MISS CARRIE M. WEBB Home Economics B.S., Fort Valley State College, Fur ther Study, Indiana University. h. a. McCullough Industrial Arts B.S., North Carolina State College S. LEON BROWN Bandmaster B.S., Alabama A M College M.Mus. Vandercook College of Music J. R. CAMP Business B.S., A T College, Greensboro, N. C. B T. EDMONDS Auto Mechanics B.S., Tuskegee Institute FACULTY MRS. ETHEL J. ASHE Social Studies B.S., Savannah State College D. B. CALDWELD Natural Science B.S., Alabama A M College. Fur- ther Study, New York University. MRS. EFFIE JO REID Social Studies A.B., Spelman College. Further Study, Atlanta University and Tus- kegee Institute. MRS. FRANCES K WELCH English B.S., Central State College HENRY H. HOLLIS Art, Basketball Coach B.S., Alabama St te College MRS. GAUDY Library Clerk MRS. EARLINE H McCOY English B.S., Tuskegee Institute MRS. A. F. FOWLKES Home Economics B.S., Tuskegee Institute MRS. HENSLEY Cafeteria Manager Senior, Juanita Stergis,visits the Counselor, Miss Mack On May 30 another group of Spencer students will assemble to receive their diplomas in a cere- mony which someone has appropriately titled Com- mencement . For some of these graduates, the road to completion has been long and difficult. For others, it has been four continuous happy and en- lightening years, filled with experiences and learn- ing that will assure a future of service to their com- munity and their nation. Still others have been here at Spencer for only two or three years—yet all have found their training valuable and beyond reproach. High school years do not need lengthy ex- planations for those who have experienced them. There are perhaps variations to some degree of activities and schedules between various schools but basically, the general functions and results are the same. And alike in all cases, these graduates will go forth into various fields to experience the great self-satisfaction that comes with accomplish- ment and worthiness. To the graduates of the class of 1958, as to the graduates of the past, go the sincere best wishes of the faculty and the student body, hoping that this group will reflect and cherish their education and their years here at Spencer Senior High School. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ERNEST GREEN President Imperial Knights, Football, Speech Choir, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Student Council. IZORA WASHINGTON Zora Assistant Secretary National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Les Charmantes Demoiselles, Student Council, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Business Club, Dramatic Club, Speech Choir, George Washington Science Club, N.H.A., Big Brother and Sister Club. KINNETH W. WASHINGTON Vice-President Hi-Y, Band, Science Club, G.Y.I.E.A., French Club, Imperial Knights, Na- tional Honor Society. LEWIS STEPHENS Treasurer Football, Chorus, Boy's Glee Club, Track, Hi-Y, Student Council. CAROLYN LOUISE PARKER Secretary J Ladies, National Honor Society, Band, French Club, Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Girl Scout, N.H.A.,Big Brother and Sister Club, Annual Staff. DONALD REESE Duck Business Manager French Club, Hi-Y, Speech Choir, S Club, Annual Staff, Football, Base- ball. BLANCHE ALEXANDER ''Doll Cosmotology, Dramatic Club, G.Y.I.E.A EVELYN ALEXANDER Eve F.T.A., Business Club, Art Club, Dra- matic Club, Junior Red Cross, Tri-Hi- Y, N.O.T., Cheering Squad, Science Club. WILLIE LEE ALEXANDER Little Willie Art Club, Band, Dramatic Club, S.S.S. Club, G.Y.I.E.A. ELIZABETH ALLEN Liz Business Club, N.O.T., Chemistry Club, J Ladies, National Honor So- ciety, Annual Staff. LINDBERGH ANDREWS National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Business Club, S.S.S. Club. ANNIE KATE ARNOLD Business Club. DOLLIE ARRINGTON Dot Love F.T.A., Chorus, N.H.A., Business Club, Girl Scout, Speech Choir, Dra- matic Club, Clicks. LILLIE MAE BAILEY MIRIAM HENRIETTA BAILEY Sug Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Student Council, Les Charmantes Demoiselles, French Club, N.O.T., Band, N.H.A, Big Brother and Sister Club, Speech Choir, Junior and Sen- ior Dramatic Club, The Society of Eight. MARY ALICE BALDWIN Red Big Brother and Sister Club, Business Club, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, N.H.A., Art Club. FRANCES BANKS EARL BARNES Hi-Y, Dramatic, G.Y.I.E.A., Chorus, Chemistry Club, George Washington, Science Club. OLIN BIVINS G.Y.I.E.A. CHARLIE BODDY Snook EDDIE BRADLEY, JR. Midnight Sons, Band, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, G.Y.I.E.A. THOMAS BREWER LEVI BRIDGES EARLINE BRADNAX Smiley N.H.A., Dramatic Club, Speech Choir, Chorus, French Club, Student Coun- cil, J Ladies, N.O.T., Big Brother and Sister Club, Spehisco Staff, Chemis- try Club, Cheering Squad, Art Club. EARLY GEORGE BROOKS Chorus, Band. CURTIS BROWN Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross, Track, Art. DOROTHY BROWN Dot N.H.A., French Club, Art Club, Busi- ness Club, N.O.T., Jr. Red Cross, Spencer Seniorettes. LOUPHELIA BROWN Lulu N.H.A., Chorus, National Honor So- ciety, Band, Spencer Seniorettes, Busi- ness Club, Society of Eight, Student Council, F.T.A., Girls Sextette. MATTIE BROWN Matt D. E., Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Dra- matic Club, N.H.A , Big Brother and Sister Club, Speech Choir. FRANCES BRYSON Chicken N O T., F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Band, French Club, Business Club, N.H.A., Girl Scout, Jr. Red Cross, Les Char- mantes Demoiselles. DOROTHY ALMA BUCKNER Dot Business Club, Dramatic Club, Tri- Hi-Y. WILLIE GEORGE BURT Old Man G.Y.I.E.A., S.S.S. Club, Art Club, Speech Choir. MARY LEE BUTLER Baby Sister Chorus, N.H.A., Art Club, Tri-Hi-Y. JEANETTE BUTLER Chorus, N.H.A., French Club, Cheer- ing Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, Les Charmantes Demoiselles, Business Club, Student Council. BERNICE CALDWELL Business Club, Art Club, Girl Scouts, F. T. A. DELORES JEAN CALDWELL Dee Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club. HERMAN CARTER Jim Dandy Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Science Club, Jr. Red Cross, Chorus, Band, G.Y.I.E.A. MARGUERITE CARTER Ree N.H.A., Big Brother and Sister Club, Business Club. Jr. Red Cross. BERNICE CHESTER Bean N.H.A., Chemistry Club, Art Club, N.O.T., Business Club. JOHN CHESTER Jonnie G.Y.I.E.A., Big Brother and Sister Club, Hi-Y, Science Club, S.S.S. Club. ELEANOR LaVERNA CHILDS Speech Choir, Art Club, D.E., F.T.A., Business Club, Dramatic Club, N.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, George Wash- ington Science Club. SHARA CHINN Chick Dramatic Club, Majorette, Art Club, Chorus. JOHN H. CLARK Dick Patrol, Football, Track, Band, S.S.S. Club, Midnight Suns, D.E. CHARLIE COLBERT Band, Midnight Suns. JAMES COLBERT Patrol, Football, Chorus. LILLIE COLLIER Tootsie N.O.T., Dramatic Club, Girl Scouts, Business Club, N.H.A., Society of Eight, Big Brother and Sister Club. JETTIE COOPER Pan Cake N.H.A., French Club, Art Club, Jr. Red Cross. AARON COPENNY Hi-Y, D.E., Basketball. M. C. COVINGTON Jap Imperial Knight, Band, G.Y.I.E.A., Hi-Y. ROSE CRAWFORD Peachie J Ladies, N.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Cheering Squad, French Club, Chorus. JESSIE CRAYTON D.E., Baseball, Art Club, Big Brother and Sister Club. BETTY DANDY Pen National Honor Society, Spencer Sen iorettes, French Club, N.O.T., Busi- ness Club, F.T.A., Dramatic Club. EVELYN DANDY N.H.A., Art Club, Girl Scouts, F.T.A., Chemistry Club. ANNA MARIE DAVIS Jr. Red Cross, Clicks, Art Club, N.O.T., Chemistry Club, Business Club. DORIS DELORES DAVIS De Dot N.O.T., F.T.A., French Club, Busi- ness Club, Speech Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Les Charmantes Demoiselles. JOSEPH DAVIS Band. LISA PEARLINE DAVIS Ping N.H.A., F.T.A., Chemistry Club, An- nual Staff, Dramatic Club, Jr. Red Cross, Chorus, Speech Choir, N.O.T. WALLACE DANIEL D. E., Patrol. NORMA DEESE Kitten N.O.T., Jr. Red Cross, F T.A., Spen cer Seniorettes, Business Club, Speech Choir. JAMES DOLEMAN Art Club, Football, Track, G.Y.I.E.A. ELLA DOWELL Miss Ann N.H.A., Art Club, French Club, Busi- ness Club, Jr. Red Cross. BETTIE ROSE DUNHAM Do Baby Cosmetology, G.Y.I.E.A., N.H.A Tri-Hi-Y. MARY HELEN EDMONDS Flick Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Business Club, Les Charmantes Desmoiselles, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Cheering Squad. FRED EZEKIEL Midnight Suns, Band, G.Y.I.E.A., Big Brother and Sister Club. GRADY FERREL Junior Bug G.Y.I.E.A., Hi-Y, Art Club, Big Bro- ther and Sister Club. JOHN FITZPATRICK Chorus, F.T.A. MYRTIS FORD Myrt Art Club, N.H.A., F.T.A., Dramatic Club, Chorus, Speech Choir. PERCY SAMUEL FORD French Club, D.E., Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, G.Y.I.E.A. MARGARET GAMBLE 'Rose Les Charmantes Demoiselles, Band, Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.A.,Chemistry Club, N.O.T., Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, F.T.A., Girl Scouts, Speech Choir. CALVIN GIDDENS Kaghead Imperial Knights, Art Club, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Band, Student Council, Annual Staff. ARTHUR GREENE Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, G.Y.I.E.A S.S.S. Club, Fire Marshal, Society of Eight, Business Club, George Wash- ington Science Club. GEORGE GREENLEE, JR. D.E., Band. PRINCESS DELOIS GREENWOOD Penny French Club, Dramatic Club, F.T.., N.O.T., Business Club, Jr. Red Cross. EUNCE GRIER Bay Bay Business Club, Tri-Hi-Y, N.O.T., Dramatic Club. MELVIN GRIFFIN Band, Football, French Club, Imperial Knights, Midnight Suns, Jr. Red Cross, Dramatic Club, F.T.A., Hi-Y. WALTER CHARLES GRIFFIN Pro Football, Basketball, Baseball. MARY DELORES HALL Lois D.E., Dramatic Club, Girl Scouts, Tri- Hi-Y, N.H.A., Big Brother and Sis- ter Club, Les Charmantes Demoi- selle. WILLIE HALL, JR. Fat Basketball, Baseball, Band, F.T.A., G.Y.I.E.A., Dramatic Club, Speech Choir, Art Club, Hi-Y, Track. KATIE HAMMOND Kay Dramatic Club, Cosmotology, French Club, G.Y.I.E.A. JOANN HARP Jo Girl Scouts, N.O.T., Chemistry Club, N.H.A., Band, Business Club, Speech Choir. IRENE LaVERNE HARRIS Rene D.E., Dramatic, Chorus, Business Club, Speech Choir, Girls' Glee Club. JOSEPHUS ELTRO HARRIS Sport D.E., G.Y.I.E.A., Art Club, Science Club. THOMAS HARRIS Scrap G.Y.I.E.A., Band, Big Brother and Sister Club, Imperial Knights, Hi-Y, Track, Dramatic Club. ARTHUR HAWKINS D. E. MAGGIE LaVERNE HENDERSON Chorus, N.H.A., Dramatic Club, Jr. Red Cross, Society of Eight, Girl's Glee Club, Girl's Sextette, Big Brother and Sister Club, Tri-Hi-Y. BERNICE HENRY Chorus, National Honor Society. So- ciety of Eight, Art Club, F.T.A., Dra- matic Club, Les Charmantes Dem- oiselle. ROSETTA HENRY Art Club, N.H.A., Chemistry Club. CLARA WINETTE HIGGINS Clara Mae D.E., N.O.T., F.T.A., Business Club, French Club, Dramatic Club, N.H.A., Big Brother and Sister Club, Speech Choir, J Ladies. ANNIE HILL Tootsie Chorus, Jr. Red Cross, National Honor Society, N.H.A., Business Club, F.T.A., Society of Eight, Tri-Hi-Y, Spencer Seniorettes. VIVIAN DELORES HILL Band, Chorus, Business Club, Chem- istry Club. BERNICE HODO National Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, Band, N.H.A., F. T.A., Annual Staff, Big Brother and Sister Club, J Ladies. CLARA HOGAN G. Y.I.E.A., Jr. Red Cross, Cosmetol- ogy. CHARLIE HOLLIS Roscoe D.E., G.Y.I.E.A., Dramatic Club, Hi-Y. RICHARD HOLLIS Chorus, F.T.A. LEWIS JAMES HOOD L. J. D.E. Club. ALMA JAYNE HOWARD Jr. Red Cross, National Honor So- ciety, Society of Eight, Girl Scouts, F.T.A., N.O.T., French Club, Band, Chorus, Les Charmantes Demoiselle. QUILBERT HOWARD Hi-Y, Reading and English Club, Business Club, Science Club, Speech Choir, French Club, Baseball, Dra- matic Club, G.Y.I.E.A., Art Club. HERMAN HOWARD HUDSON Worm'' Hi-Y, Band, Chvnistry Club, French Club, Dramatic Club, Midnight Suns, Imperial Knights, Jr. Red Cross, Stu- dent Council, G.Y.I.E.A. LUCAS HUDSON Luk Art Club. McDonald huff S.S.S. Club JOHN HENRY JACKSON Big Jack S Club, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Annual Staff. JUDY CAROLYN JACKSON Jr. Red Cross, Girl Scouts, Dramatic Club, French Club, Annual Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Business Club, F.T.A., J Ladies, Band Announcer, N.H.A. EUNICE JAMES D.E. CLARENCE JENKINS Number Eleven Hi-Y, G.Y.I.E.A., Art Club, Chorus, Football. WILHELMINIA JENKINS Will N.O.T., Chemistry Club, French Club, Seniorettes, N.H.A. CLAUDETTE LaVERNE JOHNSON Fat N.H.A , Annual Staff, F.T.A., Dra- matic Club, Jr. Red Cross, Chorus, Speech Choir, Chemistry Club, N.O.T. JEAN JOHNSON D.E., Business Club. ROBERT LEE JOHNSON Fat Band, Midnight Suns, Hi-Y, National Honor Society, French Club, Imper- ial Knights. LILLIAN L. JONES Business Club. MARY FRANCES JONES F.T.A., N.H.A., Art Club, Tri-Hi-Y. REGINALD JONES Red Hi-Y, Band, Imperial Knights, Science Club, Dramatic Club. NATHAN KIMBROUGH Chemistry Club, G.Y.I.E.A., Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, D.E. Club. EUGENE KING Heedy National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Band, Student Council, S.S.S., G.Y.I.E.A., French Club, Dramatic Club. SARAH LEILA LAWSON Miss Ann N.O.T., Girl Scouts, Chorus, Dra- matic Club, Chemistry Club, Clicks, French Club. MARGARET W. LEE Irish Miss Greenwave of '57-'58, Chorus, Girl's Glee Club, Reading and Eng- lish Club, Society of Eight, Tri-Hi-Y, Les Charmantes Demoiselles, F.T.A., N.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Dramatic Club, Miss Peach Blossom for 1957- '58. WILLIE LEONARD Skillet Business Club. IRENE LEWIS Sweet Pea N.H.A., G.Y.I.E.A., Cosmetology, F.T.A , Jr. Red Cross, Tri-Hi- Y. JAMES WINFORD LEWIS Art Club. SYLVESTER LEWIS The Cat G.Y.I.E.A. BETTY LUCAS Cosmetology, G.Y.I.E.A. DOROTHY ANN McCLAIN Dot Business Club, Art Club, F.T.A. ARTIE McCLUSTER F.T.A., Business Club, Dramatic Club, Art Club, G.Y.I.E.A. ELLA JEAN McCOY Slim Spencer Seniorettes, Jr. Red Cross, N.O.T., Chorus. POSIE McCOY Chorus, Business Club, Girl's Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, F.T.A. LILLIE McCRAY Red Jr. Red Cross, N.H.A., Business Club, N.O.T., Art Club, Band, Chemistry. EMMA SUE McCRORY Dimples National Honor Society, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, N.H.A., Spehisco Staff, Dramatic Club, Business Club, Student Council, Speech Choir, F.T.A., Les Charmantes Demoiselles, George Washington Science Club. GERTRUDE McGEE ''Lou Arr Club, Business Club, N.H.A., Jr. Red Cross. ALEXANDER McPHERSON Brain Art Club, G.Y.I.E.A., Dramatic Club. HERBERT SAMUEL MACK, JR. Mike Art Club, Business Club, G.Y.I.E.A., Science Club. EMMA JEAN MADDOX Jean N.H.A., G.Y.I.E.A., Cosmetology, Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y. BENNIE MADDOX D.E., Dramatic Club, G.Y.I.E.A., Hi-Y, Chorus. ANNETTE MARSHALL French Club, Chemistry Club, Speech Choir. MARGIE RUTH MARSHELL Shorty Business Club, G.T.A., Chorus, Dra- matic Club, N.H.A., Big Brother and Sister, Chemistry Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Speech Choir, Spehisco Staff, Girl's Glee Club, Clicks. ISAAC MARSHALL Ike Business Club, Art Club. ANNIE MENEFEE Business Club, N.H.A., Dramatic Club, Art Club, French Club. VERNA MEREDITH J-Ladies, Tri-Hi-Y, Business Club. ELEANOR MINOR Cookie J-Ladies, N.H.A., French Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Girl Scouts, Cheering Squad, Dramatic Club, Girl's Glee Club Chorus, Business Club, Chemistry Club, Annual Staff, School Radio and News Paper Reporter, Miss Georgia of G.Y.I.E.A. for 1957. PALMER MILES Pee Wee S.S.S., Band, G.Y.I.E.A., Art Club. POTIPHAR MILES PoMo Art Club, Band, G.Y.I.E.A., Business Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spehisco Staff, Annual Staff. ARTHUR MOFFETT G.Y.I.E.A., Chorus, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club. BARBARA MOORE WINFORD MOORE D.E., Patrol. JAMES MURRAY Art Club. CARRIE LOUISA NEAL Lil' Gal N.H.A., F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Dramatic Club, Art Club. OTIS NELMS G.Y.I.E.A. MARJORIE OWENS National Honor Society, J-Ladies. An- nual Satff, Dramatic Club, N.H.A.. Art Club, Jr. Red Cross, Business Club, F.T.A., Chemistry. DOROTHY PACE Dot J-Ladies, Art Club, Business Club, N.O.T. ELLA PARKER Clicks, Business Club. GEORGE PARKER, JR. G.Y.I.E.A. WILLIE PARKER Iron Man Football, D.E., Art Club, GY.IE.A., Hi-Y. MARY LEE PATRICK Little Bit Les Charmantes Demoiselles, Tri-Hi- Y, N.H.A., Chemistry Club, N.O.T., Dramatic Club, Speech Choir, French Club. HARVIN PETERS Chorus, Business Club. ROOSEVELT PIED G.Y.I.E.A., Art Club, Hi-Y, Science Club, Big Brother and Sister Club. MARIE PORTER Rea French Club, National Honor Society, Business Club, Art Club, N.O.T., Dra- matic Club. MARGARET IRENE PRUETT French Club, Business Club, Dramatic Club, Jr. Red Cross, N.O.T. JOYCE RANDELL Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, N.O.T. BARBARA RAY Bob Jr. Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, N.O.T., French Club, Art Club. MARI RAY Patsy F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Reading and Eng- lish Club, Clicks, French Club, Annual Staff, Big Brother and Sister. ALLAN BRITTON REESE Imperial Knights, Business Club, Dra- matic Club, Speech Choir, French Club, S. Club. MAMIE LEE RICHARD Red Cosmetology, G.Y.I.E.A. HELEN ROBINSON Judy National Honor Society, N.O.T., French Club., Chorus, J-Ladies, Spe- hisco Staff, Annual Staff, Dramatic Club, Speech Choir. BARBARA RUTH ROOKS Clicks, N.O.T., F.T.A., Chemistry, Science Club, French Club, Business Club, N.H.A., Girl Scouts. JOHNNIE MAE ROME N.H.A., G.Y.I.E.A., Cosmetology, Tri- Hi-Y, D.E., Les Charmantes De- moiselles. WILLIE RUSSELL Doc Annual Staff, Sports Reporter, Spe- hisco Staff, F.T.A., Speech Choir. HELEN SCOTT Bluck Girl Scouts, N.H.A., Big Brother and Sister, F T.A., Band, Society of Eight, French Club, ROOSEVELT SHELTON Ike Imperial Knights, Business Club, Camera Club, Art Club, Hi-Y, S Club, G.Y.I.E.A., Dramatic Club, Football, Baseball, Science Club. JOSIE SHEPHERD Art Club, Chorus, D.E. ROBERT SHORT Art Club, Band, G.Y.I.E.A., Hi-Y. MARY SHORTER N.H.A., Science Club, Cosmetology, G.Y.I.E.A. EMMA LOUISE SIMPSON Lu Lu N.H.A., N.O.T., Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, French Club, Speech Choir, Les Charmantes Demoiselles. RUBY JEAN SISTRUNK ''Sister N.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Band, Business Club, F.T.A., Big Brother and Sister. MARY BELL SMITH D.E., N.H.A. EVELYN EUGENIA SPENCER Ebb F.T.A. Chorus, N.H.A., Spencer Sen- iorettes. Speech Choir, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, N.O.T. JUANITA STERGIS Dot J-Ladies, Dramatic Club, G.Y.I.E.A., Chorus, N.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Cosmetol- ogy. JEWELL STEWART Business Club, Library Club, N.H.A., Dramatic Club, Art Club. THELMA STREET Jr. Red Cross, Big Brother and Sister, Dramatic Club, Band, Chemistry Club, Speech Choir, Les Charmantes De- moiselles. RICHARD STREET Imperial Knights, D.E., G.Y.I.E.A. ARTHUR TALLEY Art Club. CATHERINE TAYLOR Cat Cosmetology, G.Y.I.E.A., N.H.A., Art Club. JAMES TERRY Jr. Red Cross, D.E., Hi-Y, F T.A., Chorus, G.Y.I.E.A. JOHN THOMPSON Sonny Baseball, Chorus. STELLA THORNTON Chemistry, N.O.T. Dramatic Club, N.H.A., Art Club. MANUEL TILLMAN D.E. MINNIE TROUTMAN Darnella D.E., Spencer Seniorettes, Dramatic Club, Business Club. DORIS PATRICIA TYSON Dot N.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, D.E., Clicks, Business Club, Dramatic Club. DOROTHY WATT National Honor Society, N.H.A., Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, N.O.T. JULIETTE WHEELER Mama Seniorettes, French Club, N.H.A., Business Club. WALTER WILEY Football, Track, Chorus, Speech Choir. BETTY WILLIAMS Chorus, Jr. Red Cross. DOROTHY WILLIAMS N.O.T., French Club, Chorus. CATHERINE WILLIAMS Cat N.H.A., French Club, Art Club, N.O.T., Business Club, Jr. Red Cross. JULIA WILLIAMS Ed N.H.A., N.O.T., Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Business Club, Art Club, Jr. Red Cross. CARRIE WILLIAMS Business Club, Art Club, French Club, Dramatic Club. VERA ANN WILLIAMS National Honor Society, French Club, Chemistry Club, F.T.A., Band, Senior- ettes, N.H.A., Tri Hi-Y, Big Brother and Sister Club. MANOR IA WILLIAMSON Business Club, N.H.A., Dramatic Club, F.T.A., Chemistry Club. WILLIAM WILLIS Football, Chorus, Baseball, Dramatic Club, S.S.S., G.Y.I.E.A., Speech Choir. ADOLPHUS WILSON Band, Chemistry Club, Science Club. CORA WILSON Chemistry Club. SHIRLEY WILSON N.H.A., Business Club, J-Ladies, Dra- matic Club, N.O.T., National Honor Society, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Chemistry Club. WILLIAM WRIGHT Bill Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, G.Y.I.E.A., Band, Hi-Y. BUSINESS CLUB SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB ART CLUB IIIIIIIIU NURSES OF TOMORROW FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA COSMETOLOGY CLUB FRENCH CLUB SPEAfCty HIGH SCHOOL honor society ljJ INDUCTION CEREMONY OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA D.E. CLUB READING AND ENGLISH CLUB JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER SCIENCE CLUB A-iH-iyi GIRL SCOUT TROOP NO. 70 BOY SCOUT TROOP JUNIOR RED CROSS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS GEORGIA YOUTH INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION S.S.S. SPENCER SENIOR HIGH CHORUS THE BAND Though their achieve- ments are not measured by diplomas, the social clubs take a very important part in the program of Spencer High School. If such a di- ploma could be advanced to these groups, it would be for their promotion of good sportsmanship, friendship, service, and all the qualities of social betterment. The clubs are the basis of a wholesome social life for the high school student. Each club has faculty supervision. J-LADIES IMPERIAL KNIGHTS Les Charmant Demoiselles Les Elites Majestic Personalities CHEERLEADERS AND MAJORETTES Behind every football game, every basketball encounter, every pep rally here at Spencer, the onlookers will find the second teams—those of our Greenwave Cheerleaders and Majorettes. Much credit is due these girls for their efforts to maintain the school spirit in back- ing our athletic squads. FOOTBALL COACH O. SPENCER ASSISTANT COACH T. L. WORKS ASSISTANT COACH O. STANBACK The 1957 Greenwave football team was runner-up in the State Championship play-off against Risley High of Brunswick, Georgia— Losing 27-12. The Greenwaves earned the berth in the State Championship play-off by defeating Carver High of Atlanta, Georgia in the Regional play-off by a score of 19-6. The Greenwaves were defending State Champions when they bowed to Risley and had one of the best records ever compiled in the State—having gone 27 games without a defeat (including football seasons of 1955-'56'57). Name City Score Name Score TRINITY HIGH (DECATUR) 0 SPENCER 57 PARKER (BIRMINGHAM) 7 SPENCER 59 S. FULTON (ATLANTA) 0 SPENCER 0 HOWARD (ATLANTA) 7 SPENCER 32 PRICE (ATLANTA) 6 (HOMECOMING) SPENCER 32 ARCHER (ATLANTA) 13 SPENCER 45 TURNER (ATLANTA) (CANCELLED) SPENCER CARVER (ATLANTA) 6 (REGIONAL PLAY-OFF) SPENCER 19 WOODVILLE (SAVANNAH) 20 SPENCER 20 RISLEY (BRUNSWICK) 27 (STATE CHAMPIONSHIP) SPENCER 12 TOTAL SCORES 86 TOTAL SCORES 286 The Greenwave defense limited opponents to 9.55 points per game, while scoring 31.77 points themselves. BASKETBALL JR. BASKETBALL TEAM Winners of sixteen games out of eighteen for a percentage of over eight-hundred and winners of the consolation award in the league tournament. The junior basketball team had an average of 47.3 points per game and was never headed or defeated by more than three points in their losses. Outstanding performers were: Clarence Passmore (led scorers with 287 pts.) Jimmy Morgan (second in pts with 250) Robert Jones (third in pts with 105) Richard Alexander (fourth in pts with 104) Huey Williamson (fifth in pts with 97) TRACK THE TEAM Wiley and Jenkins run the hurdles. BASEBALL L. 1 , . - Athletic Director, B. T. STAFFORD REGISTRATION Confusion Queues threaded in a tangle of confusion. Once again the corridors and gymnasium resounded to the excited voices of green freshmen and to the reserved murmuring of upper classmen. Registration for the school year had begun and for those who had been through it before, especially the teachers, it was the same old tale. Despite the numerous requests for birthdates and other information, the two days of registration were quite sufficient for the tasks—even counting the many souls who tried in vain to skip to the next class or those who tried to ignore the failure in 10th year English when scheduling for his classes. Students at Spencer now know one of the routines at College, U.S.A. CLUBS ORGANIZED Student Council—No One Appreciated Taking it on the chin and known only to those who are interested in registering com- plaints, the members of the Student Council under the faculty supervision of Mr. Coach Odis Spencer, deserves plenty of credit for al I of the work that they have so quietly accomp- lished during the school year. Sox hops, pep meetings, Post-Victory dances, chapel exercises are just a few of the many accomplishments. JtDMSMMjinq Last fall, October to be exact, the homecoming fever hit the air on SSHS campus. To select a queen was uppermost on everyone's mind. Representatives from the Junior and Senior classes “paraded” qualifications and confused voters. Candidates were presented to the student body by “Lucky” Allan Reese (who seems to always get the job). Talents, fashions, charm—slogans, mottos, treats—all were “vote getters” used by the candidates. The balloting teas efficiently handled by students from the Social Science classes and tab- ulations kept most secret until the last possible minute. In spite of the wear on the nerves from waiting, students were glad to see Margaret “Trish” Lee come out on top. Her runner-ups were Emma Sue McCrory and Anise Wright. “Trish” is a member of the Senior Class. Her gleaming smile made her the envy of many at her coronation in the school auditorium on the big day before the game. Her honor court consisted of Louise Heywood, Lillian “Bunky” McClung, Judy Jackson, Helen Robinson, Helen Glover, Nancy Cooper, and Rozalia Harris. Each girl was escorted by a handsome upper- classman. RADIO AND NEWSPAPER REPORTER HONOR GRADS ANNOUNCED News Anyone????? Did you ever wonder why Eleanor Minor was always ladened with scraps of paper, notepads arnd pencils (sticking from her hair and from behind her ears) ??? Just trying to gather the news before it becomes history. Eleanor is the owner of the charming voice that reports the news weekly on a local radio station and is the same person who gathers and reports the school news to the local newspaper. She is a member of the Senior Class and is a J-Lady. f, l A 1 MAY DAY Faculty members dressed in gym cos- tumes of the roaring twenties and plaited the may pole on May Day of this year. Other May Day events included archery, track meet, volley ball, trampoline acts, horse shoe games, and deck tennis. Students were surprised (to put it mildly) to find faculty members with enough youth left to give strong competition in the sports events. DRAMATIC CLUB WINS STATE HONORS The Senior Dramatic Club played host to the State Dramatic Festival in February of this year. High schools from Macon and Atlanta entered in the Competition. Spencer's win- ning play was titled I Shall Be Waiting . The cast included Allen Reese, Emma Sue McCrory, Judy Jackson, Melvin Griffin, and Willie Alexander. The play was directed by Mrs. E. J. Gibson and Mr. E. T. Lindsey. The president of the Senior Class an- nounced during the Class Day exercises the names of the top five honor students in the class. The student maintaining the highest scholastic average over the four year period was named Valedictorian. The honor went to Vera Williams, a very sedate, unassum- ing member of the 12-3 Homeroom. On class day she delivered the Valedictory ad- dress. Second honors went to Dorothy Watt of the 12-4 Homeroom. Third place went to Bernice Hodo. Helen Robinson and Emma Sue McCrory tied for fourth place. Izora Washington ran a close fifth. Other students among the top ten places were: Elizabeth Allen, Miriam Bailey, Calvin Giddens, Mar- garet Gamble and Herman Carter. JR. DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENTS COMEDY The Junior Dramatic Club under the di- rection of Mrs. Ashe, Reid, Washington and Welch presented a three act comedy en- titled It's a Great Life . The cast included Ernest Murphy, Willie James Thomas, Charles Greenwood, Rosa Elias, Denise Bushby, Lillian McClung, Lois Hunter, Ester Booth, Jeannie Holloway, Elbert Nelson and Willie Buckner. From among these, who knows what great Thespians might arise? ? ? JULIA COMES HOME Everybody remembers Julia Moore. She was a Junior on SSHS campus last year. She is now resting between her freshman and sophomore years at Fisk University, Nash- ville, Tennessee. There's no error in the above statement. It's true—she was a JUNIOR last year. She passed a college entrance exam and was ad- mitted to Fisk University without complet- ing her high school years. We hear, by the way, that she is doing very well at Fisk. Her major is Physics and she is minoring in Mathematics. Julia is home to march with her class during the graduation exercises. Compliments of SUNSHINE BISCUIT COMPANY _________________________ Compliments of COLUMBUS ICE CREAM CO. 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