Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1967 volume:

The William Henry Spencer High School Senior Class of 1967 presents THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD A SPENCERIAN RELEASE VOLUME XXXV Starring . . . SENIORS Co-starring . . . JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Introducing . . . FRESHMEN SNEAK PREVIEW Table of Contents....................................................4 Foreword.............................................................5 School Song.........................................................14 School Hymn.........................................................15 Dedication..........................................................16 Class Song..........................................................18 Class Poem ........................................................ 19 Administration......................................................24 Faculty and Classes ................................................30 Senior Advisors.....................................................52 Seniors............................................................ 57 Superlatives .......................................................80 Special Feature ....................................................88 Organizations .................................................... 102 Athletics . . . ...................................................120 School Queens .....................................................130 Social Clubs ......................................................138 Candid Shots ......................................................160 Juniors........................................................... 170 Sophomores........................................................ 174 Freshmen...........................................................178 Faculty Directory..................................................182 Senior Index.......................................................183 Memorabilia........................................................186 Annual Staff...................................................... 190 Advertising Staff.................................................... Epilogue.......................................................... 193 Patrons.............................................................. Advertisements ....................................................200 4 PROLOGUE When God conceived the world, that was poetry; He formed it, and that was sculpture; He varied and colored it, and that was paint- ing; and then crowning all, He peopled it with living beings, and that was the grand divine eternal drama. --Charlotte Cushman We, the Class of 1967, became nostalgic when we reflect on the many wonderful hours spent at this great institution of learning. It is our profound endeavor to reveal, THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD, a movie production of our days spent here. For four years, we have watched our Producers and Directors, careful craftsmen, focus their cameras on a bigger and better Spencer --a Spencer that we have helped to mold. We know, however, that when the spotlight is focused on a nation, state or institution, only a small portion of its facets are illuminated. The projection of our magnificent institution is presented for your perusal with the idea that only fond memories of this year might be forever at your fingertips. As you while away the hours with your copy of this pictorial and editorial memory book, all Spencerians should feel proud that our school has made tremendous strides, academically, aesthetically, and athletically throughout its 37 year history. Spencer's past is our prideful heritage and represent the touchstones of the future. We, the Class of 1967, would like to contribute to this heritage through the production of THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD. 5 GREATEST THE MOMENT OF TR UTH 12 TOMORROW, THE WORLD THEME SONG All hail! To old Spencer Thy colors green and gold Stand as a symbol Of our love untold A ll hail! To old Spencer To thee we’ll e’er be true To watch o’er and keep you All hail! All hail! All hail! To old Spencer Thy beauty do we see Here on the highway Strength and peace shall be All hail! To old Spencer We’ll sing our praise to thee In trials and victory All hail! All hail! All hail! To old Spencer Thy sons and daughters true Stand now as ever To fight and die for you All hail! To old Spencer We pledge our faith anew To guard and protect you All hail! All hail! SOUND TRACK Spencer High School, we adore thee And thy Green and Gold— We are grateful and devoted— Thy loving cares unfold— Loyal to thee, we shall ever be! Loyal to thee, we shall ever be! ’Mid the grandeur of our campus Glows our sacred shrine—our all,— So symbolic of our excellence Behind each classic wall— Matchless Beauty, praise we everlastingly! Matchless Beauty, praise we everlastingly! Our alumni have excelled so In every field and way! This inspires true Spencerians To lead all schools, we pray! School of great fame, we’ll e’er revere thy name! School of great fame, we’ll e’er revere thy name! These things we must always remember— The value of time The success of perseverance The pleasure of working The dignity of simplicity The worth of character The power of kindness The influence of example The obligation of duty The wisdom of economy The virtue of patience The improvement of talent The joy of originating —Marshall Field The above sentiments can quite accurately be a description of the gentleman who has held the reins of Spencer High School since 1945. He has had many diversified and worthwhile experiences throughout his adult life as a leader in educational, religious, civic, and fraternal activities. This educator has been principal of Fifth Avenue School, principal and supervisor in Athens, Georgia and Dean of Instruction at Boggs Academy in Keysville, Georgia. Since being the renowned leader of Spencer, he has exemplified his profound ability to orate dy- namically and guide effectively. Honors have come to him as a past President of the Georgia col- ored Parents Association, Treasurer of this organization and Treasurer of Georgia Teachers and Education Association. He is Bausileus of the Phi Lambda Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Ruling Elder of Bethsalem Presbyterian Church, and National Chairman of the Colored Parents and Teachers Association. Mr. DuVaul was named “Man of the Tear” for the year 1966. Our principal is the father of two sons, Wesley and Thomas and one grandson, Michael Sean, and the husband of Mrs. Ganelle DuVaul, a teacher. We, the Seniors of the Class of 1967, dedicate our SPENCERIAN to Mr. Charles Wesley DuVaul. We do this not only because of his success as the “Fountainhead,” but also be- cause he represents so well the symbol for which Spencer High School stands—Excellence. He patiently guided and directed us when many of our tasks seemed insurmountable. Each passing day revealed him to be our inspiration. Our hopes, our ideals, and our dreams have been nurtured by him and his faith in us has given us courage to face the future, its successes and its failures. Mr. Du Vaul had us to realize that anything we desired to accomplish could be done. Because his interest and concern never wavered, we feel that his faith has to be justified. For this we shall always lovingly call him— THE FOUNTAINHEAD 17 ADAGIO ’67 Tune: “The Halls of Ivy’ THE HALLS OF SPENCER Oh, we love the halls of Spencer, that surround us here today And we will not forget tho’ we be far, far away. To the hallow’d Halls of Spencer ev’ry voice will bid farewell And shimmer off in twilight like the old vesper bell. One day a hush will fall The footsteps of us all Will echo down the hall and disappear But as we sadly start Our journeys far apart A part of every heart will linger here In the sacred Halls of Spencer, where we’ve lived and learned to know That thro’ the years we’ll see you in the sweet after glow. Oh, we love the Halls of Spencer, And to thee we’ll ere be true And as we leave these sacred halls, we’ll ne’er forget you, Juniors e’er be humble servants to this place we love so dear And proudly take our places, with true hearts be sincere. And we will ne’er forget The goals that we have set To make our lives the pride of Spencer High Dear Alma Mater true Our hearts will be with you In words we cannot find to say good-bye To these sacred Halls of Spencer, As we journey on, you’ll know That we will not forget you, for we do love you so. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦� � ♦ 18 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥+ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ + +¥¥¥¥++¥ ¥¥¥¥¥ ++++++++++++ +++++ + +++ ++++++ +++ ++ LAMENT OF THE STARS A wondrous look into the past, being truly sincere Reveals Spencer High as a place we love so dear. To us, she is a statue to be cherished forever. Though we may journey far, well forget her never. No, we didn’t realize in an earlier grade The efforts she exhibited, the prices she paid, To refine our minds and make our hearts true, But, she never complained, as others would do. Mere words cannot express our gratitude to you And as time passes by, dear Alma Mater true, This voice of loyalty will remain with us In this sacred place of love do we substantiate our trust. You’ve given us hope that will come soon no more Your arms protect us now as many times before. Only now do we realize that this is the last, For, soon our secure world will be a part of the past. Though we must soon depart, it is not farewell, For soon we’ll be back with stories to tell Of the goals we’ve accomplished, the fame we’ve made, That assure us of the worthiness of the prices we paid. You’ll always be a part of us, Dear Spencer High, And as the year of’67 slowly passes by Our Senior Class will ere remain true in faith, hope and love For the school that God has blessed from heaven above. —Gladys Elizabeth Ashe 19 LOOK IN ANY WINDOW I SAW WHAT YOU DID THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW 20 A TASTE OF HONEY 21 SPENCER’S MOUNTAIN THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE Dr. William H. Shaw Superintendent of Muscogee County Schools Dr. Fred Kirby Director of Instructions Mr. R. Brice Carson Director of Personnel 24 Mr. Nathan Patterson Director of Special Services Mr. Nathan Hunter T reasurer THE FOUNTAINHEAD MR. CHARLES WESLEY DUVAUL Principal of the WILLIAM HENRY SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL The Eternal Drama has not been complete and the players are gradually making this most heart rending presentation before a vast audience which we call the population of the world. To my mind this is one of the greatest stories ever told. It is so realistic and filled with both tragedy, love and comedy. This is who Shakespeare said, All the World is a stage, And all the men and women merely players. To you, Class of 1967, this is your time to present your story, and I am sure that you feel that it is the greatest story ever told. As you tell your story you will also contribute to the story of Spencer High School. Thirty seven years ago the Board of Education and the citizens of Columbus had a dream. This dream was the establishment of a high school to supplant the outmoded one at Fifth Avenue. Through the scientific maneuvering of the skillful engineers, the old mud hole on Tenth Avenue and Eighth Street, a most modern structure soon raised its head and was dedicated as the William Henry Spencer High School. Coming events cast their shadows before. This institution served as an inspiration to many hundred boys and girls who have completed the ninth grade at Fifth Avenue and dis- continued school. These young people came trooping back when Spencer opened her doors, and soon its influence was felt throughout Muscogee County. Thirty seven years have passed and Spencer High School can boast of thousands of young men and women who have passed through these sacred halls. They have matriculated at some of the most outstanding colleges and universities in America as well as abroad. If you would call the roll of our Alumni, they would answer from all corners of the world. They would answer from all fields. They would present credentials from every college of any note and would give proof of their work as doctors, nurses, teachers, principals, college professors, professional football players, therapists, business men and women, ministers, politicians, lawyers, dentists, and thousands of other professions. Class of 1967, you have a rich heritage. Those who have preceded you have blazed a path which is thirty years long. You are now ready to join this long Grey Line , which reaches from Spencer to the ends of the earth. As you leave these sacred halls, I too shall leave, but I shall still watch you as you march down the halls of time and as you take your places of honor and distinction in One World . Go on, Oh, Spencer, proud and bold Set for yourself bigger and better goals. Thy name shall live, and we shall give Love and protection Oh, Green and Gold As thy bright emblems we shall behold. 25 Charles W. DuVaul SECOND IN COMMAND Mr. Wadsworth W. Gentry Dear Seniors, The fundamental element in education is self-activity. Schools and teachers can set the stage, furnish materials and opportunities, motivate and inspire, direct and guide; but the individual must do the learning. In this changing and dynamic age, education should be a continuous and integrating process. To this end one must acquire tools, basic information, methods, and stimuli that will carry him forward as a learner. He must also get the habit of wide partici- pation in educational activities and experiences beyond his required courses. The opportunities for continuous and integrated self-education are numerous. Li- braries, an abundance of literature, ease of travel and communation, releases of modern research, institutions and increased leisure--all these lend themselves to this fuller development of the self. We congratulate, therefore, those of you who have had the opportunity of completing four years of high school for initiating this process that is so largely dominated by self-activity. Wadsworth W. Gentry 26 PORTRAIT OF A LADY Miss Mack at West Point Academy Miss Ernestine Mack giving guidance to Evelyn Witcher. VOICE OF SATIN THE CITATION The Counseling and Guidance department of Spencer High School is an integral part of school life. The guidance counselors help stu- dents plan high school schedules and give students special help in planning for schools or careers after graduation. THE MEN 27 Mrs. Ola Washington counseling two seniors. Mr. Johnnie Camp aiding student. Mrs. Freda Corbett The Department of Art attempts to develop appreciations in this area to encourage talent and to create a desire for beauty as an in- tegral part of everyday activities. KALEIDOSCOPE THE ARTIST THE SKETCH BOOK 30 WALL STREET Mrs. Ruby Graham Mrs. Audrey Posey Business Education is preparation for careers in office occupations and includes instruction to develop initial and upgrading skills for those occupations. TIME MACHINE THE GREAT RACE L to R: Rickey Florence, Hazel Rogers, Edna Mitchnor 31 THE MAGICIAN Cosmetology students are given the basic training designed to meet all state requirements in order to become licensed cosmetologists. Mrs. Helen Lindsey A GALLERY OF WOMEN Yoonne Kimbrough and Judith Dickerson 32 THE GLORY OF WOMEN Mrs. L. Edmonds and Mrs. E. McCoy 'THE GENTLEMAN The Distributive Education program includes training for a variety of occupations related to the sale and distribution of goods. Mr. Ralph Barnhart THE FRONT PAGE Mrs. Jenkin's Journalism class. PYGMALION THE AGONY AND THE ECTASY Mrs. Ward's Humanities class. SHAKESPEARE'S WORLD Mrs. Child's English IV class. The Department of English provides stu- dents with opportunities for expression, lit- erary creativity, and appreciation of fine literature. Humanities and Journalism are electives in this department. L to R--Mrs. Joyce Gosha, Mrs. Jeffrey Dillion, Mrs. Rosa Childs, Mrs. Margaret Jenkins, Mrs. Helen Scott, Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, Mr. James Huling, Miss Eunice Dent, Mrs. Malinda Huff, Mrs. Constance Ward, Mrs. Martha Phillips, Mrs. Gladys Boddy, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mr. Thomas Works. PLEASE DON’T EAT THE DAISIES Household Arts students The aims of the Homemaking Education De- partment are to broaden the concepts of the functions of homes and families, to encourage clarification of family values, and to motivate adherence to these values. . THE HOUSE GUEST Miss Carrie Webb, Mrs. Mabel Harris, Mrs. Alice Fowlkes, Mrs. Ann Hudson. COOKING WITH LOVE AND PAPRIKA Advanced Food's students THE EYE OF THE NEEDLE Advanced Clothing students Mrs. Joyce Gosha, Mrs. Cora Rowell, Mrs. Ernestine Nathan. The Department of Foreign Languages at Spencer High School offer a complete program of language instruction in French and German. Members of the Foreign Language Depart- ment employ the most modern techniques in developing the skills necessary for mastery of a foreign language. FRAULEIN German instructor aids student. PARLEZ! 36 THE READER HUSH, HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE Mrs. Jeffry Dillion The purpose of the library is to serve the established aims of the total educational pro- gram by.providing a rich variety of materials. FROM HERE TO ETERNITY SAFETY IN NUMBERS ONE, TWO, THREE Modem Mathematics class. L to R--Mrs. Gwendolyn Smith, Miss Geraldine Williams, Mr. George Marshall, Mrs. Estelle Biggs, Mrs. Ola Washington, Mrs. Margaret Flye, Miss Ivory Morris, Mrs. Earlene McCoy, Mrs. Marie Coggins. The Mathematics Department maintains high standards while attempting to satisfy pupil needs at various levels. Conse- quently, enrichment and regular college preparatory courses are offered in addition to general academic, general technical, and basic courses. BOY, DID I GET THE WRONG NUMBER Algebra I students. WORLD TRAVELERS L to R--Miss Ethelyn Coleman, Mr. Eddie Hollingsworth, Mr. Herman Glaze, Mr. James Wright, Mrs. Effie Reid, Mrs. Jean Gunn, Mrs. Mattie Williams, Mr. Odis Spencer, Mrs. Constance Ward. YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW Mr. Glaze teaches U.S. studies. Constantly changing national and world con - ditions require frequent revisions of the pro- gram offered by the Social Studies Department, Courses offered are Psychology, American Government, Economics, Sociology, United States Studies, and Modern World History. AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS World History class. THE PROFESSOR Government teacher and students. THE INGENIOUS SCIENTISTS THE BEGINNING OF THE END Mr. Scott and Physics' students. L to R--Miss Mary Ford, Mrs. Evelyn Powell, Mrs. Dorethea Longshore, Dr. William White, Mrs. Bobbie Corbitt, Mrs. Delmarie Vernon, Mrs. Janie Brown, Mrs. Alice Bowens, Miss Gloria Marshall, Mr. Walker Scott. The Science Depart- ment offers enriched regular and general courses in biology, chemistry, physics, physical science and anatomy and physiology. FLIRTING WITH FATE Chemistry students and teacher. 40 THE SKELETON Anatomy and Physiology students. THE KING’S MEN L to R--Mr. Henry McCullough, Mr. Arthur Reeves, Mr. Claude Carpenter, Mr. Booker Edmonds. These courses are offered to prepare stu- dents for employment in industrial, technical or service occupations. Vocational Education is not offered in lieu of general academic education, but grows out of it, supplements and enhances it. THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO MASTER CRAFTSMEN Brick masonry students at work. Students in Woodwork class. EMPIRE BUILDERS General Shop students 41 THE VALIENT WORKERS L to R--Mr. Oscar Stanback, Mrs. Jean Gunn. Miss Betty Foxx, Mr. James Wright. Physical Education contributes to all the objectives of education. While particular stress is on physical fitness, primary stress is the student's acquiring knowledge of worth- while leisure time activities as well as the development of his neuromuscular skills, emotional control, and proper standards of behavior. WITH WINGS ON THEIR FEET Choreography students 42 HOLD ON! Boys' P.E. class THE SOUND OF MUSIC Spencer's Music Department offers a var- ied and thorough program. Students may study Music Appreciation from which they gain an understanding of great composers' works. Students may take chorus, or band in which they can exercise their vocal or instrumental ability, in addi- tion to learning elements of composition, theory and vocal techniques. THE MUSIC MAN Clarence Williamson Mrs. Lillian Edmonds, Mrs. Gladys Boddy, Mr. Leon Brown. THE FIRST NOEL WITH A SONG IN MY HEART Senior Chorus Members A MAN CALLED ADAM UNFORGETTABLE Senior concert members DRUM BEAT Robert Rozier THE SWEETEST MELODY Concert Band OF ANGELS RHYTHM AND MUSIC Marching Band and Majorettes YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN Larry Thomas ADVISE AND CONSENT Mrs. Verna Williams, Mrs. Annie Davis. The aim of the Pre-Vocational Department is to help students discover their abilities and capabilities geared toward vocational education. THE REWARD LILLIES OF THE FIELD 46 THE DESK SET The school secre- taries, aid both the ad- ministration and faculty by keeping all the rec- ords of the school in order. L to R--Mrs. Louise Brown, Miss Josephine Kitchen, Miss Thelma Mencer, Mrs. Juanita Jones. NOT AS A STRANGER Mrs. Elyn Smith, Mrs. Laura Strickland, Mr. Melvin Pearson. ON THE MOVE Mr. Loremo Manns, Mr. Billy Galbraith. The Visiting Teachers and Juvenile Officers are an important group to the overall program of our school. Drivers Ed- ucation classes give students active training in driving and automobile safety. THE YELLOW ROLLS ROYCE Mr. B. C. Carswell, Jr. 47 TIME TRAVELERS L to R--Mr. Clarence Edmonds, Mr. Jessie Jones. THE GOURMET Cafeteria Staff, Custodial Staff and Bus Drivers are of great service to the school. The cafeteria staff is kept extremely busy preparing lunches. The custodial staff works diligently and willingly to keep Spencer clean and the building in order. THE CARETAKERS L to R--Mr. Harrison Leonard, Mr. George Mitchell, Mr. George Thad, Mr. Willie Butts, Mr. Anderson Tinner, Mr. Charlie Banks, Mrs. Helen Hargrove, Miss Mattie Welbom. L to R--Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Beatrice Smith, Miss Martha Daniels, Miss Ethel Nathaniel, Mrs. Odessa Banks, Mrs. Barbara Hunter, Mrs. Ocie Bell Woodward, Mrs. Ruth Wynn, Mrs. Johnnie Mae Tucker, Mrs. Peggy Johnson, Mrs. Maggie Mae Goodman, Mrs. Vemell Toney, Mrs. Magdalene Rivers. LEADERS OF THE PEOPLE BUSINESS Mrs. Audrey Posey DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr. Ralph Barnhart MUSIC Mr. Leon Brown ENGLISH Miss Eunice Dent FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Cora Rowell GUIDANCE Miss Ernestine Mack I 3r PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Oscar Stanbeck SCIENCE Mrs. Delmarie Vernon SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Ethelyn Coleman VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Mr. Booker Edmonds CAFETERIA Mrs. Magdalene Rivers NURSE Mrs. Martha Cole Watching the cameras as they are being focused on the chairmen of the various departments of our school, gives us a feeling of transcendence. These magnificent leaders have taught us the true connotation of the words dedication and responsibility. MT MRS. AUDREY C. POSEY As you depart from the hallowed halls of Spencer High School, please accept my warm and heartfelt congratulations for having reached this important milestone in your lives. It is my sincere hope that you have taken advantage of every opportunity to improve yourselves--personally, academically and socially. Let me impress upon you the importance of continuing to set new goals for yourselves. Believe that a man’s reach should exceed his grasp. Believe that there is wisdom in the advice that people are willing to help those who help themselves. Believe, hope, pray and work unceasingly toward the fulfillment of your dreams. Your high school days are over and you, too must move on. The future is before you. You are standing on the threshold of unprecedented progress in every field of human endeavor. My final words to you are, Become involved in the New Frontiers. Resolve to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. How can I, prolific seniors, say farewell to thee when departure of this nature becomes such sweet sorrow? How can I when the very thought of your venturing into a perplexed society makes your adventure that of uncertainty? How am I to bid you adieu when my serenity fails me as mere thoughts of your having to set sail on a restless sea of time confront me? Sadly I must! Having to say goodbye to such illuminant, unforgettable per- sonalities who are labeled as jubilant, prolific seniors of '67 puts me to an unwarrantable imposition. It should not be so, but skepticism invades my fragile psyche as I see you taking flight into a world of dubiety; then why should I hasten to render pensive fare- well? Indeed I must! You who have enhanced our sacred walls with enchantment at times and on the other hand, with disillusions that inspired you to gain new insight and immense fortitude, finally reinvigorates me to utter, FAREWELL TO THEE, IMMORTAL SOULS. Yours truly. MRS. HELEN B. SCOTT MR. THOMAS L. WORKS Helen B. Scott To the Class of 1967, I extend my sincere congratulations and best wishes. In a very short time you will be joining the ranks of hundreds of Spencer High School Graduates who are making out- standing contributions throughout our state and nation. As you depart from these halls may you be ever mindful of the high ideals for which your institution stands. Now finally, members of the graduating class, I wish for you a rewarding future, a bright future, a satisfying life of dedicated service. Yours truly, Thomas L. Works 52 MANY As members of the 1967 graduating class of Spencer High School, I extend to you my sincere congratulations. Now that you have reached your graduation day, do not feel that your work has been completed, not by any means! You are just beginning! Now it is up to you to go forth and reach whatever heights you desire. We here at Spencer have put forth special efforts to prepare you to meet those heights. Consequently, we believe you possess educational skills needed to succeed in your chosen fields of endeavor. As you leave I would like to say, Step forth, Class of 1967, with confidence and determination of what is expected of you. Resolve to keep your records stainless and your ideals lofty. With these lofty ideals as your guide it is with God’s speed I bid you Goodbye. fours truly, Oscar Stanback MR. OSCAR STANBACK Seniors, To achieve what the world calls success a person must attend to business and keep in advance of the times. The person who reaches the top is the one who is not content with doing just what is required of him. He does more. Everyone of you should make up your minds that if you expect to succeed you must be conscientious, dependable, courageous, and ingenious. You will succeed best when you put the restless, anxious side of affairs out of mind, and allow the restful side to live in your thoughts. Yours truly, MRS. MARTHA J. PHILLIPS Martha J. Phillips For you of the senior class, your graduation will be, of course, a unique and momentous event in itself--as it would be in any year, as it has been for all your predecessors. But since it comes in a year which is to some degree special and particular in the history of Spencer, the event may have a double significance for you; and in that light we who have been so deeply concerned with your education, who will follow your future careers with deep interest and so much pride, may express a few hopes for you. I hope you will maintain not only the amiable but the essential virtue of an open mind. I hope that, together with and open mind, you will bring to your work and your daily life the same sense of purpose and dedication that has characterized so many of the graduates of Spencer, men and women who have been widely honored not only for their services, to people and their communities. I will be, therefore, whatever you wish for me to be. In this way, the name of Spencer shall perpetuate itself through you, its alumni--for you, in essence and personification, are Spencer. Yours truly, l iff Mary V. Ford MISS MARY V. FORD 53 MANY There is but one straight road to success, and that is merit. The individuals who are successful are those who are useful. Find your place, work toward your goal with a great determi- nation and enjoy doing whatever you have to do. When skill and love work hand in hand, you can truly expect a masterpiece. The world is blessed most by those persons who do things, and not by those who merely talk about doing. Sincerely, MRS. EVELYN B. POWELL Evelyn B. Powell I read recently where a group of scientists here in the United States has found the genes that cause the pigmentation of a person's skin. That leads me to believe that we are only a few days away from being able to order a person in any shade of color that the heart desires. I read in the newspaper this morning where a group of scientists in a foreign country has predicted that by the year 2,000 A.D. man will live to be 300 years old, sleep one hour a night and not get tired, and take all of his food from a synthetic pill. What does this mean to you, the class of 1967? It means that the next 37 years will bring forth much change. The world 37 years from now will not be the same world as we know it today. I admonish you, if you do not already know how, go out and learn how to learn. Learn how to learn and practice learning, for it will be the greatest asset in your lifetime. Yours truly, MR. S. LEON BROWN S. Leon Brown MRS. EARLENEH. McCOY Dear Seniors, The most important commodity in the image of Spencer High School is excellence in scholarship. The quest for knowledge is an on going and never ending activity. A second most important educational factor in our image is in the area of personal growth. It is important to have respect for the dignity of others and responsibility toward your fellowman. A sense of self-discipline establishes regard for rules and laws. Self-control enables one to obey rules and regulations. Ethical codes discourage dishonesty. I endorse the class of 1967 with full confidence and complete faith in its ability to carry the image of Spencer High School with distinction. Yours truly, £ aAjb-srjL Earlene McCoy 54 LOVES MRS. EMMA S. SMITH To the Class of 1967: There can be no question that the world today is undergoing momentous technological and sociological changes. New knowledge is being acquired in all fields at a tremendous rate. With this new knowledge comes changes to which successful and happy persons must be able to adjust. The acquiring of all the training you can get and the fullest development of your own talents will go a long way toward your making this adjustment. I urge each of you, as you seek your niche in our dynamic society to take advantage of every opportunity to build up the base you have received here at Spencer. As you leave may I wish for each of you success and happiness in years to come. Yours truly, Dear Seniors, As you leave our Alma Mater, I would like for you to take cognizance of the symbol enblazened throughout this yearbook, Excelsior. You are going forth into a world that needs excellence --excellence that you have in your youth, your spirit, and your training. Each of you may be of more influence to humanity than you can now know. Everything that mankind has ever accomplished has begun as one person's idea--an idea for which one was willing to work. Take with you the thought that I wish each and every graduate only the best for a very happy and successful life ahead. As you take your place in our Great Society remember these sentiments. Do your work--not just your work and no more, but a little more for the lavishing's sake, that little more for which is worth all the rest. And if you suffer as you must, and if you doubt as you must, do your work. Put your heart into it and the sky will clear. Then out of your very doubt and suffering will be born the supreme joy of life. Sincerely yours, CfynA i - aJ YatvmL' Emma S. Smith MRS. CONSTANCE B. WARD Constance B. Ward ONCE UPON A TIME Mr. J. R. Camp Mrs. C. B. Lindsey Mr. E. T. Lindsey Mr. B. T. Stafford We, the Seniors of the Class of 1967, hand an Oscar to our advisors, past and present, who cared enough to give us superior aid, guidance, instruction, and understanding. Farewell--we love you. STARS OF 1967 ROSTER OF OFFICERS President...............Melvin Porter Vice President............Gladys Ashe Secretary...........Rhudine Warren Asst. Secretary . . . Cornelia Whitehead Treasurer...........Eugenia Holley Parliamentarian .... Sandra Parker Business Manager . . . Horace Butler Sgt.-at-Arms..............John Brooks Chaplain...................Larry Mims MOTTO: COLORS: FLOWER: Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what’s a heaven for? Antique Gold and White Yellow Rose 56 Larry Adams . . . Homeroom Activities I; Future Teachers of America; Business Club; DistriUitive Education Club; Red Cross. Cynthia Alexander . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Annual Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council; A. M.C.O.; Anatomy and Physiology Club; Hu- manities Club; Dramatics Club; Celestials Social Club. Hannah Alexander . . . Homeroom Activities III; Chorus; Business Club; Annual Staff; Future Teach- ers of America; CLAROMA Staff; Debutantes Social Club. Cynthia Alexander Hannah Alexander Larry Adams Gladys Ashe William Baker Annie Andrews Marion Austin Mary Arnold Glenda Babers Annie Andrews . . . Homeroom Activities II; Fu- ture Teachers of America; CLAROMA Staff. Mary Arnold . . Homeroom Activities X. Gladys Ashe . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Na- tional Honor Society; National Achievement Finalist; Annual Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; French Club; Senior Ensemble; Marching Concert Bands; Band Council; Celestial Social Club. Marion Austin . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Chorus. Glenda Babers . . . Homeroom Activities I; Na- tional Honor Society; Future Teachers of Amer- ica; Cosmetology Club; A.M. C.O.; Red Cross; Les Demoiselles Charmantcs Social Club. William Baker . . . Homeroom Activities I; Business Club; Ambassador Social Club. WHEN WE WERE SENIORS Cleola Banks . . . Homeroom Activities III; Fu- ture Teachers of America; A.M.C.O. Patricia Banks . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; French Club; Seniorettes Social Club. Roland Barber . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Ambassador Social Club. Cleola Banks Patricia Banks Roland Barber Homer Barnes . . . Homeroom Activities X; Track; Hi-Y; Ambassador Social Club. McArthur Barnes . . . Homeroom Activities V; Distributive Education Club; Cavalier Social Club. Peggy Bell . . . Homeroom Activities IV; A.M.C.O.; Chorus; Celestial Social Club. Frank Bellamy . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Marching and Concert Bands; Track; Ambassador Social Club. Barbara Bennefield . . . Homeroom Activities X; Distributive Education Club; Debutantes Social Club. Curtis Bennefield . . . Homeroom Activities I. Frank Bellamy Barbara Bennefield Curtis Bennefield Peggy Bennett Jeancll Birch Clarence Bethea Joe Black Mildred Billups Peggy Bennett . . . Homeroom Activities 111. Clarence Bethea . . . Homeroom Activities 111; Marching and Concert Bands; Hi-Y; Advertising Staff; Imperial Knights Social Club. Mildred Billups . . . Homeroom Activities IV: A.M.C.O.; Chorus; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Jeanell Birch . . . Homeroom Activities VIII. Joe Black . . . Homeroom Activities XI. Annie Ruth Boddie . . . Homeroom Activities III; Majorette; Future Teachers of America; Chorus; Debutantes Social Club. Annie Ruth Boddie THROUGHOUT TEAR THE Willie Bowman Jr. . . . Homeroom Activities I; Business Club. John Boynton . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Varsity Basketball Team; Viking Social Club. Eddie Bradford . . . Homeroom Activities. Veleric Bradley . . . Homeroom Activities I; French Club; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; Business Club; Les Demoiselles Char- mantes Social Club. Miles Branscomb . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Hot Rodders Club. Annie Ruth Brooks . . . Homeroom Activities IX; A.M.C.O. John Brooks . . . Homeroom Activities VI; A.M.C.O.; Varsity Basketball Team; Ambassa- dor Social Club. John Brown . . . Homeroom Activities 1. Belinda Bryant . . . Homeroom Activities III; Distributive Education Club; Future Teachers of America; Tri-Hi-Y; Soph istic ate d Ladies Social Club. Willie Bowman Jr. John Boynton Eddie Bradford Velerie Bradley Miles Branscomb Annie Ruth Brooks John Brooks John Brown Belinda Bryant Mary Bryant . . . Homeroom Activities IV: Chorus; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Mollie Bryant . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Na- tional Honor Society; Junior Achievement; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Chorus; Future Teachers of America; Senior Ensemble; Celestials Social Club. Margaret Bush . . . Homeroom Activities I; Fu- ture Teachers of America; Business Club. Horaee Butler . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Hi-Y; Chorus; Future Teachers of America; Ad- vertising Staff; Imperial Knights Social Club. Margie Butler . . . Homeroom Activities II; Na- tional Honor Society; Red Cross; Science Club; A.M.C.O.; Tri-Hi-Y; Annual Staff; Les Demoi- selles Charmantes Social Club. Eula Campbell . . . Homeroom Activities VIII. Herman Capers . . . Homeroom Activities III; Cavalier Social Club. Michael Carter . . . Homeroom Activities V; S.L.A.G.; Cavalier Social Club. Valerie Carter . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society. SPACE RACE CONTINUED. Horace Butler Margie Butler Eula Campbell Herman Capers Michael Carter Valerie Carter Rosie Carey Charles Caulton Adell Collier Gene Clarke Barbara Collins Particia Colbert Rosie Carey . . . Homeroom Activities IV: Cos- metology Club; Les Jcunes Filles Social Club. Charles Caulton . . . Homeroom Activities V; National Honor Society; Advertising Staff; French Club; Hi-Y; Imperial Knights Social Club. Gene Clarke . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Hot Rodders Club. Patricia Colbert . . . Homeroom Activities VII, Future Teachers of America; Humanities Club; Red Cross; Chorus; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club. Adell Collier . . . Homeroom Activities IX. Barbara Collins . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Na- tional Honor Society; Junior Achievement; Tri- Hi-Y; A.M.C.O.; Humanities Club; Business Club; Celestials Social Club. Betty Collins . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Chorus; A.M.C.O.; Les Jcunes FiUes Social Club. Gail Collins . . . Homeroom Activities I; Business Club. Gwendolyn Cope . . . Homeroom Activities VII; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; CLAR- OMA Staff; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Betty Collins Gail Collins Gwendolyn Cope Joyce Copeland . . . Homeroom Activities X; Cosmetology Club. Ethel Cunningham . . . Homeroom Activities V; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y; Annual Staff; Celestials Social Club. Mattye Curtis . . . Homeroom Activities I; A.M.C.O. Joyce Copeland Ethel Cunningham Mattye Curtis Brenda Dandy Frankie Daniels Theresa Daniels Bobby Day Ronald Diamond Benjamin Davis Louis Davis Clarence Day Frances Deloach Brenda Dandy . . . Homeroom Activities IV; A.M.C.O.; Chorus; Les Jcunes Filles Social Club. Frankie Daniels . . . Homeroom Activities 1. Theresa Daniels . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Chorus; Seniorettes Social Club. Benjamin Davis . . . Homeroom Activities III; Varsity Basketball Team. Louis Davis . . . Homeroom Activities XI; March- ing and Concert Bands; Imperial Knights Social Club. Bobby Day . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Cap- tain, Varsity Basketball Team; Baseball Team; Track Team; Hi-Y. Clarence Day . . . Homeroom Activities III; Baseball Team; Ambassador Social Club. Frances Deloach . . . Homeroom Activities IV; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America. Ronald Diamond . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Chorus; Ambassador Social Club. WE HAD ELECTIONS! Judith Dickerson . . . Homeroom Activities V; Cosmetology Club; Science Club. Diane Dinkins . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Na- tional Honor Society; Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club. Jackie Dixon . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Cava- lier Social Club. Eddie Dunlap . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Hot Rodders Club. Mildred Farrie . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Chorus; Red Cross. David Flagg . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Noble Social Club. Neville Flint . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Chorus; Seniorettes Social Club. Rickey Florence . . . Homeroom Activities I; Anatomy and Physiology Club; Business Club. Doris Foster . . . Homeroom Activities IV; A.M.C.O. Judith Dickerson Jackie Dixon Diane Dinkins Eddie Dunlap David Flagg Mildred Farrie Neville Flint Rickey Florence Doris Foster Evelyn Goodwin Willie Goodwin Carolyn Gray Lorry Callaway . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Cavalier Social Club. James Callimore . . . Homeroom Activities III. Joyce Gamble . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society; A.M.C.O.; Chorus; Science Club; Anatomy and Physiology Club; Dramatics Club; Senior Ensemble; Sophisticated Ladies So- cial Club. Curtis Giles . . . Homeroom Activities VI. Jessie Glenn . . . Homeroom Activities X; Track Team; Ambassador Social Club. Catherine Goodwin • . . Homeroom Activities II; Cosmetology Club. Evelyn Goodwin . . . Homeroom Activities VI; National Honor Society; Junior Achievement; Tri-Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Future Teachers of America; Senior Ensemble; Student Council; Chorus; Celestials Social Club. Willie Goodwin . . . Homeroom Activities III. Carolyn Gray . . . Homeroom Activities X; Stu- dent Council; Chorus; Seniorettes Social Club. WE HEARD . . . Cynthia Greene . . . Homeroom Activities II; Fu- ture Teachers of America. Carl Gunn . . . Homeroom Activities IV. Geneva Gunn . . . Homeroom Activities IX; A.M.C.O.; Seniorettes Social Club. Benjamin Hadley . . . Homeroom Activities VIII: Track Team. Annie Hall . . . Homeroom Activities IX; A.M.C.O.; Elegant Ladies Social Club. Harold Hall . . . Homeroom Activities II; Foot- ball Team; Track Team; Cavalier Social Club. Kathleen Hamilton . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Evelyn Hardaway . . . Homeroom Activities V; Band Council; Concert Band; Tri-Hi-Y; French Club; Future Teachers of America; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Betty Harden . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Fu- ture Teachers of America; A.M.C.O.; Sophis- ticated Ladies Social Club. Kathleen Hamilton Evelyn Hardaway Betty Harden Lilia Hardwick Bonita Hardy Eddie Harris Geraldine Harris Kathleen Harris Lilia Hardwick . . . Homeroom Activities XI. Bonita Hardy . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Na- tional Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Les Demoiselles Charmates Social Club. Cynthia Harper . . . Homeroom Activities IV. Eddie Harris . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Hot Rodders Club; Viking Social Club. Geraldine Harris . . . Homeroom Activities V; Science Club; Future Teachers of America; Busi- ness Club; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Kathleen Harris . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Future Teachers of America; Science Club. SOUNDS OF WAR . . . Thomas Harris . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Captain, Football Team; Track Team; Viking So- cial Club. Brenda Harrison . . . Homeroom Activities II; A.M.C.O.; Tri-Hi-Y; S.L.A.G.; Future Teachers of America; Science Club; Les Jeunes Filles So- cial Club. Leo Harrison . . . Homeroom Activities V; Foot- ball Team; Hi-Y; Imperial Knights Social Club. Marion Harrow . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Nobles Social Club. Shirley Hawkins . . . Homeroom Activities II; Chorus; Future Teachers of America; Distributive Education Club. Willie Hayes . . . Homeroom Activities IV. Marion Harrow Shirley Hawkins Willie Hayes Jo Ann Heard Joyce Heighter Cynthia Henderson JoAnn Heard . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society; Business Club; Senior En- semble; French Club; Concert and Marching Bands; Band Council; Tri-Hi-Y; J-Ladies Social Club. Joyce Heighter . . . Homeroom Activities IV. Cynthia Henderson . . . Homeroom Activities X; Chorus; Humanities Club; Les Belles Dames So- cial Club. Horace Hickey . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Ambassador Social Club. Juanita Hicks . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society; National Achievement Finalist; Student Council; Distributive Education Club; Science Club; French Club; Band Announ- cer; Tri-Hi-Y; Chorus; Future Teachers of Amer- ica; Senior Ensemble; J-Ladies Social Club. Edna Hiley . . . Homeroom Activities II; Anatomy and Physiology Club; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; CLAROMA Staff. Horace Hickey Juanita Hicks Edna Hiley Gary Hill . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Hot Rod- ders Club; Ambassador Social Club. Georgia Hill . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Cos- metology Club. Eugenia Holley . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Na- tional Honor Society; Junior Achievement; Future Teachers of America; Humanities Club; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Majorette; Student Council; J- Ladies Social Club. Laveme Hollis . . . Homeroom Activities I; Fu- ture Teachers of America; Business Club; A.M.C.O.; Elegant Ladies Social Club. Lucille Holt . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Cos- metology Club; Anatomy and Physiology Club. Carver Hood . . . Homeroom Activities IV. SOUNDS OF PROTEST. . . Georgia Hill Eugenia Holley Laveme Hollis Lucille Holt Carver Hood Delphine Horton Daisy Howard Anita Howard Lorene Howard Peggy Huff . . . Homeroom Activities I; Elegant Ladies Social Club. Earile Hughes . . . Homeroom Activities III, Chorus; Track Team. Ralph Huling . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Annual Staff; SPEHISCO Staff; Red Cross; Viking Social Club. Charles Hunter . . . Homeroom Activities IV. Cheryl Hunter . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Tri- Hi-Y; Annual Staff; Dramatics Club; Chorus. Delores Ingram . . . Homeroom Activities X; An- nual Staff; Chorus; Dramatics Club; Seniorettes Social Club. Christine Howard Delphine Horton . . . Homeroom Activities X; Chorus. Anita Howard . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society; Business Club; Future Teachers of America; Tri-Hi-Y; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Christine Howard . . . Homeroom Activities I; Cosmetology Club; Future Teachers of America; A.M.C.O.; Elegant Ladies Social Club. Daisy Howard . . . Homeroom Activities 111; Tri- Hi-Y; A.M.C.O. Lorene Howard . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Larry Hubbard . . . Homeroom Activities IV. Larry Hubbard Peggy Huff Earlie Hughes Ralph Huling Charles Hunter Cheryl Hunter Delores Ingram Azree Jackson Alonzo Jackson Lillie Jackson . . . Homeroom Activities VI. Myrtis Jenkins . . . Homeroom Activities X; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y, Seniorettes Social Club. Myrtle Jenkins . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross; Seniorettes Social Club. Aileen Jessie Gladys Johnson Shirley Johnson . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Terry Johnson . . . Homeroom Activities V; Chorus; Cavalier Social Club. Warren Johnson . . . Homeroom Activities III; Marching and Concert Bands; Imperial Knights Social Club. Alonzo Jackson . . . Homeroom Activities III; Cavaliers Social Club. Azree Jackson . . . Homeroom Activities III; Tri- Hi-Y; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America. Larry Jackson . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Nobles Social Club. Larry Jackson Lillie Jackson Myrtis Jenkins Myrtle Jenkins Melvin Johnson Aileen Jessie . . . Homeroom Activities IV; S.L.A.G.; Chorus. Gladys Johnson . . . Homeroom Activities. Melvin Johnson . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Noble Social Club. SOUNDS OF RIOT. Terry Johnson Warren Johnson Shirley Johnson Willie Jones Lillian Jones Marion Jones Lillian Jones . . . Homeroom Activities II; Future Teachers of America; Tri-Hi-Y; Chorus. Marian Jones . . . Homeroom Activities III; A.M.C.O.; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross. Willie Jones . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Fu- ture Teachers of America; Hi-Y; Student Coun- cil; Imperial Knights Social Club. Elliot Kindred . . . Homeroom Activities V; Chorus; Ambassador Social Club. Yvonne Kimbrough . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Cosmetology Club. Lillian King . . . Homeroom Activities I; Business Club; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America. Elliot Kindred Yvonne Kimbrough Lillian King Roosevelt King . . . Homeroom Activities V; Cavalier Social Club. Inell Lampley . . . Homeroom Activities II; Future Teachers of America. Willie Lee . . . Homeroom Activities II; Future Teachers of America; Football Team; Ambassa- dor Social Club. Elaine Leggington . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Business Club; Future Teachers of America; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Juanita Leonard . . . Homeroom Activities III; Chorus; Cheerleader; Future Teachers of Amer- ica; Celestials Social Club. Lula Lunsford . . . Homeroom Activities V: Na- tional Honor Society; Annual Staff; French Club; Science Club; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Senior Ensemble; J-Ladies Social Club; Miss Viking 1963-1964. THERE WERE Willie Lee Lula Lunsford Nona McAfee Dorothy McClain UNEQUALLED A CCOMPLISHMENTS John McBride Nona McAfee . . . Homeroom Activities III; A.M.C.O.; S.L.A.G ; Future Teachers of Amer- ica; Tri-Hi-Y; Les Jcuncs Filles Social Club. John McBride . . . Homeroom Activities XI. Dorothy McClain . . . Homeroom Activities X; Chorus; Cheerleader; Red Cross; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Ouida McCrary . . . Homeroom Activities III; Annual Staff; Business Club; Tri-Hi-Y; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Shirley McGown . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Humanities Club; Les Demoisclls Charmantes Social Club. Patricia McKay . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Cheerleader; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; CLAROMA Staff; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club. Ouida McCrary Shirley McGown Patricia McKay Rudolph Mack Katherine Maddox Robert Maddox Rudolph Mack . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Varsity Basketball Team. Katherine Maddox . . . Homeroom Activities XI; National Honor Society; Humanities Club; Tri- Hi-Y; Celestials Social Club. Robert Maddox . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Nobles Social Club. Gloria Mariner . . . Homeroom Activities VIII. Jacqueline Marshall . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Chorus; French Club; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Julia Marshall . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Distributive Education Club; Humanities Club. Gloria Mariner Jacqueline Marshall Julia Marshall Larry Mims A William Mcnefcc Betty Martin Carolyn Mason Betty Martin . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y; S.L.A.C.; Seniorettes Social Club. Carolyn Mason . . . Homeroom Activities I; Busi- ness Club; Red Cross; Elegant Ladies Social Club. William Menefee . . . Homeroom Activities II; Football Team; Baseball Team; Future Teachers of America; Track Team; Cavalier Social Club. Alfred Millet . . . Homeroom Activities XI. Delores Millet . . . Homeroom Activities X; Chorus; Humanities Club; Les Belles Dames So- cial Club. Larry Mims . . . Homeroom Activities V; Student Council; Hi-Y; Chorus; Football Team; Imperial Knights Social Club. AT SPENCER THAT TEAR. Felton Mitchell . . . Homeroom Activities III; Cavalier Social Club. Felton Moore . . . Homeroom Activities V; Hi-Y; Advertising Staff; Future Teachers of America; Marching and Concert Bands; French Club; Im- perial Knights Social Club. Marcus Moring . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Distributive Education Club; Track Team; Am- bassador Social Club. Herman Murphy . . . Homeroom Activities II; Fu- ture Teachers of America. Phillip Mullins . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Football Team. Sheila Nathan . . . Homeroom Activities VI. Felton Mitchell Felton Moore Marcus Moring Hrman Murphy Phillip Mullins Sheila Nathan Evelyn Neal . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Hu- manities Club; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Chorus; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club. Shirley Neal . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Chorus; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club. JoAnn Nolan . . . Homeroom Activities II; Chorus. Ernest Page . . . Homeroom Activities 111. Sandra Parker . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society; Annual Staff; Student Coun- cil; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y; French Club; Senior En- semble; J-Ladies Social Club. Ronnie Paschal . . . Homeroom Activities II; Fu- ture Teachers of America; Nobles Social Club. Rosanna Passmore . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Marvin Patrick . . . Homeroom Activities V; Chorus; Hi-Y; Senior Ensemble; Ambassador So- cial Club. Calvin Perry . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Viking Social Club. Louis Perry . . . Homeroom Activities II; Band; Distributive Education Club; Future Teachers of America; Viking Social Club. Margaret Porter . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society; Annual Staff; Student Council; Majorette; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club. Melvin Porter . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Hi-Y; Chorus; President, Senior Class; Imperial Knights Social Club. WE HAD SENIOR WEEK. Rosanna Passmore Louis Perry Marvin Patrick Calvin Perry AAA Clarence Prescott George Pugh Floyd hirry Lorene Randolph Suvess Reddick Cynthia Reese Clarence Prescott . . . Homeroom Activities X. George Pugh . . . Homeroom Activities; Distribu- tive Education Club. Floyd Purry . . . Homeroom Activities V. Lorene Randolph . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Chorus. Suvess Reddick . . . Homeroom Activities Vi Na- tional Honor Society; SPEHISCO Staff; Science Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Celestials Social Club. Cynthia Reese . . . Homeroom Activities III; A.M.C.O.; Distributive Education Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Distributive Education Club; J-Ladies Social Club. MA GNIFICENT SPEECHES Walter Reese . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Fu- ture Teachers of America; Humanities Club; Hi- Y; Distributive Education Club; Cavalier Social Club. Millicent Reid . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society; Band Council; Marching and Concert Bands; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y; An- nual Staff; Junior Achievement; Celestials Social Club. Della Richardson . . . Homeroom Activities II; Future Teachers of America. JuliaAnn Rivers . . . Homeroom Activities II; Future Teachers of America. Eunice Robinson . . . Homeroom Activities VII; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; CLA- ROMA Staff; Business Club. Terry Robinson . . . Homeroom Activities III; Chorus; Ambassador Social Club. Walter Reese Millicent Reid Della Richardson Hazel Rogers Willie Rogers David Rome Hazel Rogers . . . Homeroom Activities III; An- nual Staff; SPEHISCO Staff; Business Club; Cheer- leader; CLAROMA Staff; Les Demoiselles Char- mantes Social Club. Willie Rogers . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Track Team; Hot Rodders; Varsity Basketball; Team; Imperial Knights Social Club. David Rome . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Hot Rodders Club. Rosa Ross . . . Homeroom Activities II; Distribu- tive Education Club; Business Club; A.M.C.O.; CLAROMA Staff; Annual Staff. Kenneth Rouse . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Hi-Y; Drill Team; Baseball Team; Imperial Knights Social Club. Robert Rozicr . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Marching and Concert Bands; Track Team; Base- ball Team; Viking Social Club. SENIOR PL A TS. . . Barbara Rutledge . . . Homeroom Activities X; Future Teachers of America; S.L.A.G.; Les Belles Dames Social Club. Judy Rutledge . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Na- tional Honor Society; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Ensemble; Celestials Social Club. Eloise Scott . . . Homeroom Activities X; A.M.C.O.; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Barbara Rutledge Judy Rutledge Eloise Scott Flordie Scott Queen Searcy Doris Shelton Flordie Scott . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Cheerleader; CLAROMA Staff; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Queen Searcy . . . Homeroom Activities V; Na- tional Honor Society; Science Club; Future Teach- ers of America; Red Cross; Elegant Ladies Social Club. Doris Shelton . . . Homeroom Activities VII. Sonja Shipp . . . Homeroom Activities II; Red Cross; Chorus; Future Teachers of America; An- nual Staff; CLAROMA Staff; Seniorettes Social Club. Lois Silman . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Fu- ture Teachers of America. Terra Simmons . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Student Council; Humanities Club; Les Demois- elles Charmantes Social Club. Sonja Shipp Lois Silman Terra Simmons Kenna Slaughter Howard Slocumb Gloria Smith Kenna Slaughter . . . Homeroom Activities X; S.L.A.G.; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Howard Slocumb . . . Homeroom Activities XI; XI; Football Team. Gloria Smith . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y; A.M.C.O.; Chorus; Ana- tomy and Physiology Club; Seniorettes Social Club. Hamp Smith . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Hi-Y. Gary Smith . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Track Team; Ambassador Social Club. Walter Smith . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; French Club. Calvin Spencer . . . Homeroom Activities I; Hi-Y; Science Club; Ambassador Social Club. Dorothy Spencer . . . Homeroom Activities X; Cosmetology Club. Deoliver Starr . . . Homeroom Activities X; Cavalier Social Club. CLASS RING CEREMONY; Hamp Smith Calvin Spencer Gary Smith Walter Smith Dorothy Spencer Deoliver Starr Dianne Stinson . . . Homeroom Activities IX; A.M.C.O.; Elegant Ladies Social Club. Glenell Strum . . . Homeroom Activities V; National Honor Society; Student Council; Science Club; Chorus; J-Ladies Social Club. Sandy Stutson . . . Homreoom Activities IX; Hot Rodders Club. Dianne Stinson Glenell Strum Sandy Stutson James Surles . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Nobles Social Club. Dollie Tate . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. James Surles Dollie Tate Curtis Taylor Glenda Taylor Haywood Taylor Curtis Taylor . . . Homeroom Activities IV; Ambassador Social Club. Glenda Taylor . . . Homeroom Activities IV. Haywood Taylor . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Hot Rodders Club; Marching and Concert Bands; Band Council; Viking Social Club. PARENTS’ DAT. Louis Taylor . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Marching and Concert Bands; Viking Social Club. Marion Terry . . . Homeroom Activities I; Bus- iness Club; Elegant Ladies Social Club. Edna Thomas . . . Homeroom Activities I; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; Elegant Ladies Social Club. Louis Taylor Marion Terry Edna Thomas Evelyn Thomas Larry Thomas Marvin Thomas Evelyn Thomas . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Cosmetology Club. Larry Thomas . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Marching and Concert Bands; Band Council; Cho- rus; Senior Ensemble; Nobles Social Club. Marvin Thomas . . . Homeroom Activities IV; A.M.C.O. Rozell Thomas . . . Homeroom Activities IX. Bobbie Thompson . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Cheerleader. Linda Thornton . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Debutantes Social Club. ON JUNE 5th Rozell Thomas Bobbie Thompson Linda Thornton Mary Tigner . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Deb- utantes Social Club. Anderson Tinner . . . Homeroom Activities VI. Princess Toney . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Tri-Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; CLAROMA Staff; J- Ladies Social Club. Hillman Toombs . . . Homeroom Activities II. Thomas Toombs . . . Homeroom Activities IV. Ethan Turner . . . Homeroom Activities III; Nobles Social Club. Mary Tigner Anderson Tinner Hillman Toombs Thomas Toombs Princess Toney Ethan Turner Geneva Turner . . . Homeroom Activities V; Tri- Hi-Y; Science Club; SPEHISCO Staff; Celestials Social Club. David Vann . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Student Council; Drill Team; SPEHISCO Staff; Cavalier Social Club. Sheila Vann . . . Homeroom Activities X; Future Teachers of America; S.L.A.C.; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club. Annie Pearl Walker . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Celestials Social Club. Dennis Walker . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Viking Social Club. Linda Walker . . . Homeroom Activities V; Tri- Hi-Y; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Annie Pearl Walker Dennis Walker Linda Walker Johnnie Walters . . . Homeroom Activities VII. Neta Wansley . . . Homeroom Activities VII. Barbara Ware . . . Homeroom Activities III; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; Science Club; Tri-Hi-Y; SPEHISCO Staff; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Rhudine Warren . . . Homeroom Activities I; Busi- ness Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council; A.M.C.O.; Majorette; Celestials Social Club. Brenda Washington . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Chorus. Eddie Washington . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Varsity Basketball Team; Nobles Social Club. WE MET FOR THE LAST TIME . . . 9. Barbara Ware Eddie Washington Johnnie Walters Rhudine Warren Neta Wansley Brenda Washington Eugene Washington Geneva Watkins Dorothy Watson Mildred Watson Sarah Watt Japhrain Webb Eugene Washington . . . Homeroom Activities IX; Ambassador Social Club. Geneva Watkins . . . Homeroom Activities IV; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America. Dorothy Watson . . . Homeroom Activities. Mildred Watson . . . Homeroom Activities X; Sophisticated Ladies Social Club. Sarah Watt . . . Homeroom Activities I; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; Tri-Hi-Y; CLAROMA Staff; Majorette. Japhrain Webb . . . Homeroom Activities XI; A.M.C.O.; Anatomy and Physiology Club; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. Hattie Welbom . . . Homeroom Activities I; Fu- ture Teachers of America; Business Club; Elegant Ladies Social Club. John Whatley . . . Homeroom Activities III; Hu- manities Club; Baseball Team. Leroy White . . . Homeroom Activities V; Chorus; Future Teachers of America; Hi-Y; Ambassadors Social Club. Cornelia Whitehead . . . Homeroom Activities III; Chorus; Future Teachers of America; Debutantes Social Club. Edward Whittlesey . . . Homeroom Activities XI. Joann Whittlesey . . . Homeroom Activities VII; A.M.C.O.; Future Teachers of America; CLAROMA Staff; Cheerleader; Les Demoiselles Social Club. Hattie Welbom Cornelia Whitehead Edward Whittlesey Joann Whittlesey Delores Williams . . . Homeroom Activities II; Future Teachers of America; CLAROMA Staff; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club. Jerry Williams . . . Homeroom Activities I; Busi- ness Club. Jerry L. Williams . . . Homeroom Activities II. Clarence Williamson . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Hi-Y; Humanities Club; Marching and Concert Bands; Drum Major; Velvetones Combo; Band Coun- cil; CLAROMA Staff; Advertising Staff; Imperial Knights Social Club. Josephus Willis . . . Homeroom Activities III; Baseball Team; Nobles Social Club. Calvin Wilson . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Dis- tributive Education Club; Nobles Social Club. Donald Wilson . . . Homeroom Activities VI; Marching and Concert Bands; Basketball Team; Viking Social Club. Gloria Wilson . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Editor, SPENCERIAN; Editor, SPEHISCO; News Corres- pondent for LEDGER and COLUMBUS NEWS; Jun- ior Achievement; Tri-Hi-Y; Humanities Club; A.M.C.O.; Dramatics Club; Majorette; Student Council; Celestials Social Club; Miss Viking 1965. Evelyn Withcher . . . Homeroom Activities XI; Annual Staff; Debutantes Social Club. AS THE CLASS OF ’67. Delores Williams Clarence Williamson Donald Wilson Jerry Williams Jerry L. Williams Calvin Wilson Evelyn Witcher Josephus Willis Gloria Wilson Vennia Wright Dallis Yearby Jeanette Youson Vennia Wright . . . Homeroom Activities X; A.M.C.O.; Distributive Education Club. Dallis Yearby . . . Homeroom Activities VII; Fu- ture Teachers of America; A.M.C.O. Jeanette Youson . . . Homeroom Activities XI; A.M.C.O.; Anatomy and Physiology Club; Les Jeunes Filles Social Club. James Jackson . . . Homeroom Activities VIII; Track Team; Hot Rodders Club. James Jackson Camera Shy James Culmer Ronnie Dowdell Jerome Goodman Larry Albert Manuel Maurice Pearson Solomon Williams Woods 72 ADDED CHAMPS OF THE OLYMPICS THE PATRIOT THREE BLIND MICE THE CHILDRENS' HOUR 74 SPENCER SCHOOL HIGH Qreenvtaves JMBUS, OA. ATTRACTIONS THE RING AROUND THE WORLD THE GREATEST SYMBOLS THE GROUP ►p0CER HlQj '}heeHUHL0€ SHORT THE GUITARIST APRIL SHOWERS 76 CAST A GIANT SHADOW THE MEETING PLACE SUBJECTS THE SWINGERS 77 THE SYMBOL MISS TALENT Mollie Bryant MISS ASPIRANT Bonita Hardy MR. INGENUITY Melvin Porter MR. AMBITION Willie Jones 80 MR. ELEGANT Benjamin Davis MISS AESTHETE Ethel Cunningham MISS CHARM Rhudine Warren 81 Clarence Bethea MISS VOGUE Eula Campbell MR. ESQUIRE Marcus Moring 82 MISS AMICABLE Cheryl Hunter MR. CORDIAL Curtis Taylor MR. PHOTOGENIC Marvin Patrick MISS RADIANCE Shirley Neal MR. POTENTIAL Kenneth Rouse MISS CAPABLE Gladys Ashe MR. VARIABLE MISS VERSATILE Larry Mims Sandra Parker MISS INTELLECT MR. BRAINS Juanita Hicks Charles Caulton MISS CELEBRITY Eugenia Holley MR. LOQUACIOUS Terry Johnson MR. POPULARITY Clarence Williamson MISS CHATTER BOX Dorothy McClain MISS CALISTHENICS Valerie Carter 4' MR. ATHLETE William Menefee TONY WINNERS Geraldine Harris Howard Slocumb BUSINESS Geraldine, competent in many fields, prefers business curriculum to any other. Abreast with modem fundamentals and basic principles of business administration, she has been enrolled in typing, shorthand, and General Business classes during her four years at Spencer. FOOTBALL Rock jaw , as he is most affectionately addressed, has been an unwavering par- ticipant in football and val- uable to the team in every respect. Known for his fair- ness, understanding, and concern for the welfare of others, he is considered most qualified to wear jersey number 30 as safety on the Greenwave team. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Diligent, energetic, and strong minded, Calvin is a serious worker in the D.E. Department. He is indus- trious and willing to exert himself when the need ar- rives. Besides being percep- tive in the classroom, he has received on-the-job training in various fields. HOME-ECONOMICS Particularly skilled in sewing and fashion design- ing, Margaret is most im- portant to the Home - Economics Department. An advanced seamstress, she is both resourceful and thorough. Her hobby, art, for which she has achieved much recognition, has con- tributed to her outstanding designs. Margaret Porter JOURNALISM Winner of the Outstanding Achievement in Journalism awards (1966-67), Gloria is Editor-in-chief of both the SPEHISCO and the 1967 SPENCERIAN. Ingenuity and ef- ficiency are two of her greatest at- tributes while she strives for excel- lence in the field of journalism. As school-news correspondent for the COLUMBUS LEDGER and COLUM- BUS NEWS, she shows extraordinary ability to express her ideas in writ- Gloria Wilson lng 88 TONY WINNERS LOYALTY Millie is an active participant in all Spencer functions. Able to adapt to any situation, she is respected for her good judgment, ability to lead, and her pride in the Greenwave name. Not only does she exemplify loyalty, she encourages others to acquire and exhibit such devotion. Evelyn Hardaway MUSIC A connoisseur of fine music, Sandra is not only endowed with a beautiful voice, but is able to play piano and organ. Attractive and intellectual, she is an influential member of the senior class and soloist with Sing Out Georgia. She dis- plays a forceful personality; acknowledged to be trust- worthy and capable. SERVICE Soft-spoken, affable, and a firm believer in unity and organization, Evelyn does more than her share of good deeds for the benefit of others. Being both compas- sionate and productive, she finds time to comply with the wishes of others besides maintaining an umblemished academic record. P.T.A. Exceptionally efficient in typing and mimeograph- ing, Evelyn has volunteered her services to the Spencer Chapter of the Parents- Teachers Association spon- taneously. Her ability, along with her readiness to work and faithfulness to a cause, makes her the irre- vocable choice of many when in need of a reliable person. SPORTS This young athlete, most versatile in the field of sports, has displayed supe- riority continuously in football, basketball, track and baseball. Tall, good looking, Bobby believes that A sportman's whole delight is in the pursuit. During his four years at Spencer, he has put forth an unparalleled ef- fort to gain fame for the Mighty Greenwaves. 89 BACHELOR 90 Joann Whittlesey IN PARADISE Shirley Me Gown Valerie Bradley 91 Gloria Mariner 92 Terra and John Mollie and Ronnie 93 flashback: THE MANY FACES OF Teaching psychology. At a game with members of the alumni. Receiving the Man of the Year award. Admiring the school mascot, Charlie , with some seniors. Enroute to the West Coast. Host on College Day THE FOUNTAINHEAD Meditating in the gardens. DOUBLE EXPOSURE Although we haven't been here very long we've gained much from our principal. He has given us an inspiration for school spirit, a desire for school pride and has promoted school loyalty. With these traits we have been true Spencerians. Altheia Joett Butler FRESHMAN For twenty-one years, Spencer High has been DuVaul Country. During my two years here, I have seen Mr. C. W. DuVaul as a president over the Spencerians. Though the road was not always smooth he led us triumphantly. His strictness is balanced by his sense of humor. He is a dynamic and influential speaker and responsible leader. His loyalty has been shown in many ways. But all good things must come to an end and so comes the end of our principal's term. Two years from now if you hear that the sophomore class graduated over 300, you will know that it was especially for Mr. C. W. DuVaul. Larry Greene SOPHOMORE If ever any thing has been worthy of immulation, the leadership of Mr. Charles W. DuVaul ranks number one on the list. For the unequalled efforts and abilities he has displayed, our principal is certainly worthy of great respect. Mr. DuVaul is an executionist. He is quite able to put into effect the many wonderful ideas which he originates. He without a doubt has influenced for the better, the lives of thousands of students of whom he has come in contact. Gifted as a speaker, Mr. Charles W. DuVaul will leave an indelible mark on this institution. A mark which shall be to all Spencerians, old and new, a Andrew Henderson calling for higher accomplishments. JUNIOR As a member of the Spencer family for a period of four years, I have learned much about our leader. A great man is known for his deeds, and so it is with our leader, Mr. Charles Wesley DuVaul. This marvelous individual has shown traits of leadership that are possessed by no ordinary man. It is highly commendable and very unique for a person to have been capable of dealing with others as our principal has done. Mr. DuVaul is the type of person who demands respect as a result of his manners and principles. He is looked upon by students and other individuals as a symbolic, superior being. No institution has ever had a more worthy and devoted leader. Spencer High School and I will forever cherish and benefit from the teaching Gladys e. Ashe exemplary of Our Great Leader. senior 98 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETT PROMOTES STANDARDS OF LEADERSHIP PURPOSE: To stimulate scholarship and academic achievement. MOTTO: The torch of knowledge will brighten the future. ROSTER OF OFFICERS President........Charles Caulton V. President . . . Lula Lunsford Secretary .... Eugenia Holley Asst. Secretary . . Joyce Gamble Treasurer .... Margaret Porter Chaplain.........Mollie Bryant Dean of Pledgees . .Anita Howard Officers in an important meeting. L. to R.: S. Parker, M. Bryant, M. Porter, G. Ashe, C. Caulton, E. Holley, J. Gamble, E. Goodwin, L. Lunsford. 102 ROSTER OF OFFICERS President........Larry Mims V. President . . . Juanita Hicks Secretary .... Eugenia Holly Asst. Secretary. . Sandra Parker Treasurer........Margaret Porter Chaplain.........Cynthia Alexander Parliamentarian . . Evelyn Goodwin Reporter.........Gloria Wilson STUDENT COUNCIL PUTS DEMOCRACY TO WORK PURPOSE: To develop an appreciation for the processes of good government and for democracy at work. 103 THE SPEHISCO IS THE VOICE OF THE SPENCERIANS L. to R.: Junior Co-editor, Andrew Henderson; Editor- in-Chief, Gloria Wilson; Associate Editor, Geraldine Harris; Senior Co- editor, Rhudine Warren. Serving the entire school as the central broadcaster of current and future local news stands the publication of the SPEHISCO. 104 FUTURE TEACHERS LEARN THROUGH EXPERIENCE ROSTER OF OFFICERS President..........William Menefee V. President. . . . Ronnie Paschal Secretary..........Delores Williams Treasurer..........Lillian Jones W. Menefee and R. Paschal PURPOSE: To study and identify the qualities, traits and aptitudes which are basic or related to successful teaching. MOTTO: Lighting the flame of high ideals and leadership. Cynthia Henderson, a Future Teacher member, learns through experience. BUSINESS ORGANIZATION PRODUCES FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS L. to R : R. Warren. A. Howard, H. Rogers, H. Alexander. PURPOSE: A means of getting together those with like interest to further those interests and to give students an opportunity to practice democratic principles of group control. MOTTO: Business is our business. ROSTER OF OFFICERS President...................Rhudine Warren V. President................Anita Howard Secretary...................Hazel Rogers Treasurer...................Hannah Alexander Qutume Hhhh n IACIB Mhh ca 106 I mever nake misteaks! HUMANITIES CLUB IS AN AESTHETIC SYMPOSIUM THAT . . . ROSTER OF OFFICERS PURPOSE: To offer students an organization President....................Bonita Hardy of man's expression through the V. President.................Elaine Leggington arts so that they may better achieve Secretary....................Terra Simmons an awareness of their significance. L. to R.: B. Hardy, T. Simmons, £. Leggington. Students see film on Oedipus Rex . TRI-HI-TSERVES SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. MOTTO: Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. ROSTER OF OFFICERS President.................Molly Bryant V. President..............Barbara Collins Secretary.................Evelyn Goodwin Treasurer.................Millicent Reid An annual project spearheaded by Tri-Hi-Y members. Baskets of food to the needy. L. to R.: M. Reid, B. Collins, M. Bryant, E. Goodwin. 108 D.E. CLUB MEMBERS ARE ACTIVE PURPOSE: To create among students a desire for good leadership through part-time work, related instruction and many other D. E. activities. MOTTO: Striving to sell. ” ROSTER OF OFFICERS President.................Juanita Hicks Secretary............... Cynthia Reese Treasurer...............Calvin Wilson 109 L. to R.: J. Hicks, C. Wilson, C. Reese. DRAMA AIDS STUDT OF THEA TRE AND ART OF ACTING THE TURKEY GOBBLERS 110 SLAG IS A VALUABLE ASSET TO LIBRARY SUCCESS PURPOSE: To increase student interest and participation in school library work by more thoroughly ac- quainting them with library services, resources, and procedures. To create a wider interest in good books and reading among all students. MOTTO: Slags today--Librarians tomorrow. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS DISCOVER SECRETS OF LIFE PURPOSE: To assist its members in discover- ing and cultivating skills and talents based on science. MOTTO: We see tranquility. ROSTER OF OFFICERS President. . . Lula Lunsford V. President . Glenell Strum Secretary . . Geraldine Harris in ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY CLUB DEALS WITH THE ACTIVITIES ROSTER OF OFFICERS President .... Horace Porter V. President. . .Ronnie Dowdell Secretary.... Joyce Gamble Treasurer.... Gloria Smith bodies and to prepare those who are interested for further specialized work in the field. OF He winked at me! L. to R.: H. Porter, R. Dowdell, J. Gamble, G. Smith. PURPOSE: To familiarize students with the functions of their own 112 LIVING THINGS DRILL TEAM PERFORMS IN PERFECT CADENCE PURPOSE: To give students methodical training in formal marching. 113 Straighten up, fellows! JR. RED CROSS BELIEVES IN SERVING MANKIND PURPOSE: To relieve and prevent human suffering. MOTTO: Spread good will and share the American way of life. HOT RODDERS PROVE SUCCESSFUL ASA UTO MECHANICS PURPOSE: To prepare interested students in the mechanisms of the automobile. MOTTO: Auto Mechanics is our speciality. ROSTER OF OFFICERS President...............Willie Rogers V. President............David Rome Secretary...............William Fluellen Treasurer................Jonathan Williams IM FRENCH CLUB VISITS “GAT PA REE” PURPOSE: To provide further activities which will help students enrolled in French classes to become better acquainted with the customs, etc. of the people whose language they are learning. MOTTO: Liberte', fraternite', equalite'! A.M.C.O. Continues the Search for Knowledge. PURPOSE: To give the members some insight in the medical profession subject needed in the preparation for a medical career. ROSTER OF OFFICERS President . . Gamble V. President , Fuller Secretary . . Treasurer . . Anderson Joyce . . Jenella Peggy Bell Cynthia To stress selection of Q L.R. Cynthia, Joyce, Jenella. MAJORETTES ADD SPLENDOR TO HALF-TIME SHOWS Rhudine Warren Margaret Porter ft 'i The purpose is for students to achieve good co-ordination, rhythm and grace. Eugenia Holley Annie Boddie Sarah Watt 16 CHEERLEADERS SPECIALIZE IN CREA TING PEP AND SPIRIT Dorothy McClaine JoAnn Whittlesey Patricia Colbert Hazel Rogers To develop routines of motion that lead to physical grace, co-ordination, and good form, and to stimulate school spirit, is our aim. ♦ Bobbie Thompson j Flordie Scott Patricia McKay 117 Juanita Leonard SPORTS SPECTACULAR NONE BUT THE BRAVE MASTERS OF STRENGTH J. Wright, Oscar Stanback, Odis Spencer, Thomas Works, Eddie Hollingsworth. THE IMMORTAL Mr. Odis Spencer The major aim is to provide physical exercise, social experience, and leisure-time pursuits for students. Co-Captain Michael White Captain Thomas Harris Co-Captain Phillip Mullins CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS 120 BETWEEN TIME AND ETERNITY Spencer 38 South Girard High School Opponents 6 32 Carver High School 19 19 Hunt High School 21 52 Mount Olive High School 6 19 Pinevale High School 6 20 Monroe High School 2 34 Appling High School 6 6 Booker T. Washington (Mont., Ala.) 8 21 Ballard-Hudson High School 19 12 Regional Play-Off Henry County Training School State Championship Lucy Laney High School 6 6 25 121 TOUCHDOWN SPENCER! MOMENT TO MOMENT THE LEATHER BOYS SUPERMAN Aaron Smith RAW POWER Rudolph Mack 6' John Boynton 6' Willie Rogers 5'10 Bobby Day 5'10 Benjamin Davis 6 1 Donald Wilson 5'ii DECISION OF THE COURT DRIBBLE! SHOOT! SCORE! BACK ROW L to R -Charles White, Felton Chinn, Timothy Davis, Allen McGee, William Peyton, Vaughn Hix- son, Robert Murphy, Ernest Stepps, James Johnson. FRONT ROW--Charles Hardwich, Tommie Arnold, Nathan Alexander, Henderson Thomas, Ervin Jones, Paul Melton, Richard Roser, Honor Nunnally. 124 ON TOUR MARK. . . GET SET—GO! INHERIT THE WIND 125 THE MAGNIFICIENT 7 L to R--Jessie Glenn, Homer Barnes, Gary Smith, Willie Goodwin, Earlie Hughes, Harold Hall, Thomas Harris. JAVELIN MAN Johnny Sharpe RUN BUDDY, RUN SHOTPUT Earlie Hughes NEXT BA TTER UP! IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING BACK ROW L to R--Joseph Williams, Jerry Lucas, Bobby Day, Oscar Hubbard, Solomon Williams, Melvin Grant, Jimmy Tarver, FRONT ROW--Raymond Grant, Jessie Reese, William Menefee, Clarence Day, Josephus Willis. AN A UDIENCE WITH THE QUEENS MISS GREENWA VE Eugenia Holley ALL THIS . . . MY FAIR LADY--EUGENIA Chatting with fellow students. Dancing at the Coronation Ball. Participating in Homecoming parade. 132 Exhibiting talent during the Creenwave pageant. MISS COSMETOLOGY MISS DEMOISELLE Yvonne Kimbrough DREAM GIRLS Shirley Neal MISS FOOTBALL Margaret Porter A THRONE OF BEAUTY “EXCELLENCE” DISTINGUISHES CELESTIALS AS... PURPOSE: To attain high scholarship and to brighten our environment with kindness, cheer- fulness, courtesy, and friendship. MOTTO: What's worth doing is worth doing well. COLORS: Yellow and white. ENCHANTING. . . PERCEPTIVE. . . ACHIEVEMENTS: Queens: Miss Viking '65--G. Wilson Miss Tan Columbus '66--Brenda Buckingham Miss Teenager '67--R. Warren Superlatives: Miss Charm--R. Warren, Miss Aspirant--G. Ashe Miss Majestic--A. Walker Miss Talent--Molly Bryant Miss Aesthete--Ethel Cunningham National Honor Society: M. Reid, G. Ashe, M. Bryant, J. Rutledge, K. Maddox, B. Collins, S. Reddick, G. Turner, B. Goodwin Sr. Class Officers: V. Pres.--G. Ashe, Sec.—R. Warren Special Honors: Loyalty--M. Reid, Journalism--G. Wilson Tri-Hi-Y: Complete Club Majorettes: R. Warren, G. Wilson Cheerleader: Juanita Leonard National Achievement Finalist: G. Ashe Jr. Achievement: M. Bryant, E. Goodwin, G. Wilson, J. Rut- ledge, M. Reid, B. Collins 1967: Presented Charlie to SHS as mascot for Greenwaves Sponsored Kiddie Day, Nov. 18 HIGHLY PROGRESSIVE 138 President- - S. Reddick V. Pres.-- G. Turner Secretary-- Asst. Sec.-- E. Goodwin B. Collins Treasurer-- Business Mgr.- - M. Bryant M. Reid Chaplain Dean of Pledgees-- C. Alexander G. Ashe CELESTIAL SWEETHEART David Pitts 139 SUA VE VIKINGS UPHOLD ETHICAL STANDARDS MOTTO: Together we stand, divided we fall. PURPOSE: Preparation for leadership in tomorrow's world . Thomas Harris Selester Rowe Eddie Dorsey Roster of Officers: President . . . Thomas Harris V. President . . . Selester Rowe Secretary . . . Eddie Dorsey Asst. Secretary . . . Eddie Harris Treasurer . . . Dennis Walker Business Mgr. . . . Ralph Huling Sgt. at Arms . . . John Boynton Chaplain . . . Donald Wilson Ralph Huling “HONESTT” PREVAILS IN ENVIRONMENT OF THE CLICKS PURPOSE: To maintain and possess the virtue and firmness of honest young ladies. MOTTO: All doors open to courtesy. Roster of Officers President . . . Sally Richardson V. President . . . Linda Ross Secretary . . . Irma Keith Treasurer . . . Lola Barnes Business Manager . . . Verna Goodwin 141 CA VALIERS ARE TRUE SPENCE RIANS PURPOSE: To reveal a sense of responsibility, loyalty, and social development. MOTTO: It is chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends.” W. Menefee F. Mitchell Roster of Officers President . . . William Menefee V. President . . . Harold Hall Secretary . . . Roosevelt King Treasurer . . . Felton Mitchell Queen of Cavaliers --Gloria Williams Attendants - -Shirley Johnson Queen Searcy DEBUTANTES ENCOURAGE SCHOOL SPIRIT PURPOSE: To introduce young ladies into society. MOTTO: Femininity is the best quality. Roster of Officers President . . . Annie Boddie V. President . . . Gail Ford Secretary . . . Barbara Bennefield Asst. Secretary . . . Gloria Walker Treasurer . . . Ann Whitehead Business Managers . . . Mary Tigner Linda Thornton Peggy O'Neal Annie Boddie Barbara Bennefield Mary Tigner M3 PURPOSE: To create and to exemplify the finer qualities of womanhood and to promote a better relationship between students and teachers. MOTTO: Ladies are made, not born. Velcrie Bradley Roster of Officers President . . . Velerie Bradley V. President . . . Dianne McKee Shirley Neal Secretary . . . Shirley Neal Asst. Secretary . . . Cynthia Rome Treasurer . . . Shirley McGown Business Manager . . . Margie Butler 144 THE EPITOME OF SCHOLARSHIP . . . L. to R.: Diann Dinkins, Margie Butler, Bonita Hardy, Margaret Porter. CHARM . . . BEAUTY. . . LES JEUNES FILLES STRIVE FOR . . . LOYALTY AND COOPERATION PURPOSE: To reveal character, loyalty, and poise. MOTTO: Modesty and refinement are excellent virtues. Roster of Officers President . . . Betty Collins V. President . . . Brenda Dandy Secretary . . . Jacqueline Marshall Treasurer . . . Ouida McCrary 144 ELEGANT LADIES ARE GRACEFUL PURPOSE: To exemplify fine qualities of femininity. MOTTO: An elegant young lady is a revelation of true grace. Roster of Officers President . . . Dianne Stinson Vice President . . . Laverne Hollis Secretary . . . Marion Terry Treasurer . . . Hattie Welborn Asst. Secretary . . . Mary Williams Parliamentarian . . . Edna Thomas Business Managers . . . Linda Murphy, Carolyn Mason D. Stinson 147 J. SOPHISTICATED LADIES SHOW PROFOUND Mattye Curtis Elaine Leggington PURPOSE: To develop within young ladies an appreciation for service to their school and community and an ap- preciation for the cultural and beautiful things in life. MOTTO: Gather ye rosebuds while ye may for the petals are fading away. Roster of Officers President . . . Mattye Curtis Vice President . . . Elaine Leggington Secretary . . . Anita Howard Asst. Secretary . . . Kathy Hamilton Treasurer . . . Linda Walker Business Manager . . . Joyce Gamble Evelyn having fun on Kiddie Day APPRECIATION FOR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Sophisticated ladies take time off to pose 149 AMBASSADORS MAGNIFY IDEALS OF SERVICE AND COOPERATION Marvin, Calvin, and Ronnie with friends President Ronnie Diamond Secretary Eugene Washington Treasurer Curtis Taylor PURPOSE: To create friendship in our environment. MOTTO: Ask not what the club can do for you: ask what you can do for the club. Roster of Officers President . . . Ronnie Diamond V. President . . . Horace Hickey Secretary . . . Eugene Washington Treasurer . . . Curtis Taylor LES BELLES DAMES ARE LOVELY, LOFTY, LOYAL PURPOSE: To promote the refinement of young ladies ethically and intellectually MOTTO: He knows enough who knows how to learn. Roster of Officers President . . . Barbara Rutledge V. President . . . Shirley Williams Secretary . . . Veola Hickey Asst. Secretary . . . Delores Millet Treasurer . . . Malinda Baldwin Bus. Manager . . . Shirley Veasley Sgt. at Arms . . . Betty Riggins 151 Barbara Rutledge Veola Hickey Malinda Baldwin PURPOSE: To promote a wholesome student-teacher relationship and to provide service in the home, school, and community. Roster of Officers President . . . Lula Lunsford V. President . . . Juanita Hicks Secretary . . . Sandra Parker Asst. Secretary . . . JoAnn Heard Financial Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Eugenia Holley Business Manager . . . Princess Toney Sergeant at Arms . . . Jenella Fuller Chaplain . . . Mamie Hicks MOTTO: It is like a grain of mustard seed . . . which when it is sown in the earth is less than all the seeds that be in the earth. But when it is sown, it grows up and becometh greater than all herbs and shooteth out branches; so that fowls of the air may lodge under the shadow of it. St. Mark 4:31-32 152 J-LADIES GAIN RECOGNITION IN Sandy --The Scholar Juanita Hicks Lula talks to Father Ignatius after services. SCHOOL, CHURCH AND COMMUNITY Lula Lunsford Sandra Parker Eugenia Holley 153 Believe it or not--Lula drives it too! JoAnn, Juanita, Sandra and Glenell review the J-L scrapbook — a moment of nostalgia. IMPERIAL KNIGHTS ARE M. Porter C. Caulton C. Williamson L. Mims PURPOSE: To create and maintain a better relationship between the students and the community, and to create a better relationship between the student and the teacher. MOTTO: All for one; one for all. Roster of Officers President . . . Melvin Porter V. President . . . Charles Caulton Secretary . . . Clarence Williamson Treasurer . . . Larry Mims 154 Willie with Barbara and Elaine FRIENDLY TALENTED, ATHLETIC, AND STUDIOUS Miss IK Dorothy Flagg Melvin singing 155 Willie Banks, the hurdler. SENIORETTES SEEK BETTERMENT OF WORLD PURPOSE: To develop within the female students of Spencer High School, a deeper appreciation for higher standards of womanhood. To render service to our school and community. MOTTO: Better ladies make a better world. Roster of Officers President . . . Myrtis Jenkins V. President . . . Delores Ingram Secretary . . . Geneva Gunn Asst. Secretary . . . Sonja Shipp Treasurer . . . Adell Collier Myrtis Jenkins “SERVICE” MOTTO SPURS NOBLE SOCIAL CLUB MEMBERS PURPOSE: To exemplify the ideals of democracy in our everyday pursuits . MOTTO: Service Roster of Officers President . . . Ronnie Paschal V. President . . . Larry Thomas Secretary . . . Maurice Pearce Treasurer . . . Calvin Wilson Business Manager . . . Melvin Johnson Sergeant-at-Arms . . . James Surles Chaplain . . . Josephus Willis Larry Thomas Princess of club is Mary Lunsford Melvin, Ronnie David PIN UPS ’67 BARBRA STREISAND Cynthia Alexander DIANNE CARROLL Ailene Jesse E ART HA KITT ANNETTE FUNICELLO Rosanna Passmore Georgia Hill BARBARA STANWYCK Mary Tigner RUBY DEE Margie Butler 160 PIN UPS ’67 JAMES MASON Felton Moore JOHN WAYNE Louis Perry SIDNEY POniER Horace Butler PAUL NEWMAN Lorry Galloway GREGORY PECK Josephus Willis CHARLETON HESTON Haywood Taylor 161 STYLE SETTERS ’67 J. BLACK R. DIAMOND L. HARRISON C. DAY G. HILL P. BELL D. STINSON A HALL W. ROGERS P. MULLINS 162 STYLE SETTERS ’67 B. COLLINS D. DINKINS E. CAMPBELL J. DICKERSON L. HARRIS H. ROGERS T. SIMMONS D. MILLET J. YOU SON W. LEE NEWS REEL ’67 10 Students Are Finalists Ten area student are among •ome 1.150 finalists In the third National Achievement Scholar- ship Program for outstanding Negro students, according to a National Achievement Scholar- ship Program report. The 196M7 finalists attend schools in 4ft states and the Dis- trict of Columbia. More than 2SO of them «til win four-year college scholarships ranging In value from fl.ftftO to 16.000, de- pending upon their need. Nearly 4,500 students were directly nominated for con «deration by their schools and an additional 1.000 were en- dorsed for candidacy by their schools after requesting con- sideration on the basis of theu «cores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, the report said. Georgia had the eighth high- est number of 1966-67 finalists Columbus finalists are Gladys Elizabeth Ashe, Spencer High School. Phillis FJalne Evans, Carver High School; Juanita Hicks. Spencer High School: Sandra Ann Parker. Spencer High School: and Iris Carolyn Robinson. Carver High School Gladys Ashe Sandra Parker Juanita Hicks SHINING STARS JUNIOR ACHIEVERS Evelyn Goodwin Barbara Collins Millicent Reid Juanita Hicks SlalUtirt j mo IS trffcar MmtflMl f-4 ______________“ cww“' haa« W Ov MV (ia.MM rr-oMl VfefM «M 1 pi� ■a (tan AA afet v«| H� .a« nlmn • la � pnm la I a 4 Soar� � :mk ■ M W-� 4 •«!� r i«« � ,f • m afur . r— l M f fartt� - «Ter:. h� t«a traan U ---- ■ a.-� a • unOw •� ' i 4 Sprmn F-� nfati ?1 , i-W It __ . ...mn «1 WUIMm •raH W JSr ££«— • •“« - '.at M THE TENDER VICTORY i fUt naiwt m-i i WJliami «M In 4� rWSr t '■H« -«r rh ia mnuiw- Mat. 164 STA GE ’67 SONG OF GLORY STANDING L to R—Betty Martin, Eula Campbell, Marion Jones, Delores Millet, Hazel Rogers, Cherul Hunter. SEATED— Cynthia Henderson, Gloria Mariner, Curtis Taylor, Lula Lunsford, Walter Smith, Horace Hickey. WHAT’LL WE GIVE DAD? L to R--Horace Butler, Kenneth Rouse, Annie Walker, Evelyn Neal 165 CINEMA TOGRAPHT ’67 THE HOMECOMING Some of Spencer's Alumni WALK OF THE STARS Miss Dent's English class discussing the business letter. Halftime on homecoming night THE TEACHER CINEMA TOGRAPHY ’67 FIREBALL 500 CA VALCADE OF SPORTS Driver education teacher and students Mr. J. Wright NEW WORLD OF FASHIONS Mrs. A. Hudson's advanced clothing students PETITE HIGH-STEPPERS Angela Graves, Sharon McCoy, Penny Childs WHA T E VER HAPPENED TO BABTJANE? Alford, Sylvester; Austin, Izora, Baker, Rosemary; Bailey, Carolyn; Baldwin, Malinda; Banks, Willie; Barnes, Marga- ret. Baugh, Tommie; Belamy, Delores; Bell, James Arthur; Bell, Mae Francis; Blackmon, Clate; Blunt, Bernice; Boddie, Irving. Boden, Linda; Bradford, Roy; Brown, Clementine; Brown, Freddie; Burkes, Shirley; Bur- mitt, Walker; Butler, Tommie. Cannon, Jerome; Calhoun, Clinton; Capers, Forothy; Carde, Cathy; Cardwell, Marion; Carter, Josie; Childs, Annette. Clark, Johnny; Clark, Joseph; Clarke, Teresa; Clay, Linda; Cody, Juanita; Coffee, Kay; Colbert, Alfonzia. Collier, Joanne; Cooke, Gwendolyn; Cooper, Rosalin; Cossey, Moses; Creighton, Jacqueline; Crowell, Ronnie; Dandy, Rosalyn. Day, Peggy; Davis, Johnny; Davis, Margaret; Davis, Pris- cilla; Dean, Linda; Debarla- bon, Thomas; Dinkins, Sandra. Dorsey, Edward; Dotson, Pa- tricia; Dumham, Linda; Ed- monds, Mary; Estell, Rodney; Faulk, Gloria; Florence, Bar- bara. Fletcher, Claradean; Ford, Gail; Ford, Linda; Fritz, Jac- queline; Fuller, Jeanella; Gamble, Richard; Giles, Cyn- thia. Giles, Harden; Glenn, Brenda; Goodwin, Leonard; Gray, Donald; Gray, Linda; Gray, William; Hall, Betty. Hall, Linda; Haynes, Charles; Hankson, Marion; Harris, Ben- nie; Harris, Edna; Harris, Mary; Harris, Patsy. Harrison, Annette; Hawkins, Signora; Heard, Janet; Heard, Robert; Hicks, Carlton; Hicks, Mamie. ms Hickey, Leola; Hickey, Veola; Hinnit, Linda; Hiley, Con- stance; Howard, Mable; Howard, Rita; Holt, Esther. Harpin, Wenctte; Houston, Stanley; Hubbard, Annette; Hubbard, Norman; Hudson, Zachery; Huff, Joe; Hunter, Tommie. Ivey, William; Irving, Alphon- za; Jackson, Amanda; Jack- son, Jimmie; Jackson, Eliza- beth; Jackson, Shirley; Jeff- erson, James. Jernigan, Jacquelyn; Jiles, Willie; Jivens, Eugene; John- son, Carolyn; Johnson, Bcr- linda; Johnson, Pauline; John- son, Ronnie. Johnson, Rudolph; Jones, Danny; Jones, Irene; Jones, Kathlene; Jones, Kenneth; Jones, Murray; Jones, Shir- ley. Jordan, Roosevelt; Kelsey, Eddie; Kimbrough, Gloria; King, Clarence; Latimer, William; Lawrence, John; Lucas, Brenda. Lucas, Henry; Lymus, Yvonne; Maddox, Eddie; Mack, Linda; Mahone, Cynthia; Mahone, Minnie; Mahone, Phillis. Marshall, James; Marshall, Nora; Martin, Herman; Mar- tin, Kay; Mathis, Robert; Matthews, Shirley; McCoy, Roger. McKee, Dianne; McKinney, Mary; Mencer, Walter; Mene- fee, Beatrice; Mitchnor, Edna; Moore, Mary; Moore, Thelma. Morris, Donna; Moses, Linda; Murphy, Linda; Nathan, An- gela; Newman, Randy; Nun- nally, Honor; Oliver, Ami. Oliver, Geraldine; Oliver, Jearline; O'Neal, Peggy; Owens, Milton; Owens, Robert; Paschal, Lavonzia; Pearce, Edward. Pearson, Donald; Pearson, James; Peyton, William; Pierce, Harry; Pledge, Mi- cheal; Porter, HoracepPotts, Orlinda. Price, Sandra; Pugh, Lawrence; Pugh, Paul; Purry, Ida; Reli- ford, Gloria; Reese, Jessie; Reese, Milo. Reese, Verna; Riggins, Betty; Rivers, Claude; Robinson, Donnie; Robinson, Christine; Robinson, Johnny; Robinson, Patricia. Rome, Cynthia; Ross, Gary; Ross, Howard; Rowe, Seles- ter; Russell, Gail; Russell, Lucy; Sanders, Bettye. Sapp, Michael; Scott, Toya; Scott, Tyrone; Scruggs, George; Scruggs, Leon; Sharpe, Johnny; Sharpe, Robert. Spellers, Carolyn; Spellers, Ronald; Shipp, Sherry; Sim- mons, Clarence; Smith; Aaron; Smith, Brenda; Smith, Levester. Sneed, Brenda; Staples, Hu- bert; Stevens, Dollie; Stinson, Jimmie; Stroy, Donald; Tally, Linda; Tarver, Kathleen. Terry, Willie; Thomas, Elaine; Thomas, Alma; Thomas, Mae Francis; Thomas, Patricia; Thomas, Tonda; Thompson, Gwendolyn. Toombs, Mary; Tolbert, Shir- ley; Traylor, Teddie; Turman, Rachel; Turpin, Brenda; Up- shaw, Justine; Veasley, Shir- ley. Walker, Veverly; Walker, Gloria; Walker, Mary; Watson; Bennie; Wallace, Abraham; Wansley, Columbus; Warren, George. Wells, Martha; White, Mi- cheal; White, Elizabeth; Wil- liams, Arthur; Williams, Ber- tha; Williams, Calvin; Wil- liams, Christine. Williams, Eloise; Williams, Jimmy; Williams, Mary; Wil- liams, Mae Francis; Williams, Sjirley; Williams, Walter; Williams, Willie. Wiley, Brenda; Wilson, Bar- bara; Wilson, Leroy; Wilson, Preston; Worrels, Annie; Wright, Joe; Wyatt, Helen. SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH Alexander, Linda; Atkins, Cal- vin; Babers, Beverly; Barnes, Bernard; Barnhart, Bernadette; Beaver, Ermatine; Boden, Charles. Bennefield, Dollie; Blackmon, George; Bledsoe, Terry; Brad- ley, Calvin; Brooks, Beverly; Brown, Elaine; Brown, Joan. Brumitt, William; Bucking- ham, James; Burger, Jesse; Burke. Ronnie; Butler, Willie; Byrd, Sheila; Caldwell, Mel- vin. Campbell, LaShame; Carter, Patricia; Chambers, Dcmar; Cody, Larry; Christian, Char- lie; Coffee, Everett; Cliatt, Johnny. Collier, Gregory; Collins, El- mer; Conney, Beverly; Cope- land, Judy; Crawford, Lowanza; Davis, Sandra; Dudley, Judy. Earl, Barbara; Faison, Roger; Farley, Gracie; Farley, Her- man; Florence, Herman; Flu- ellen, William; Freeman, 1. L, Ford, Sandra; Foster, Barbara; Foster, Beverly; Foster, Brenda; Galloway, Larry; Gary, Dcliah; Gates, Gloria. Giddie, Priscilla; Giles, La- mar; Goodman, William; Goodwin, Verna; Gosha, Mi- cheal; Gravison, Hazel; Green, Larry. Green, Sylvia; Grimes, Burt; Hall, Lorenzo; Hardwick, Charlotte; Hardy, Johnny; Harmon, Gwendolyn; Harris, Robert. Heath, Sharon; Hogan, Celest; Holloway, Mary; Holmes, Wonda; Holt, Carolyn; Hou- rel, Barbara; Howard, Diane. Hudson, Merian; Huff, Jimmy; Huling, Theresa; Ingram, Mi- cheal; Irving, Peggy; Ivey, Francis; Jackson, Charles. Jackson, Edward; Jackson, Eva Mae; Jackson, Janest; Jenkins, Hawthorne; Jenkins, Samuel; Jiles, Audrey; John- son, Patricia. Jones, Ervin; Jones, Johnny; Jones, Marilyn; Jones, Mattie; Joseph, Edward; Joseph, Linda; Joseph, Patricia. Keith, Irma; Kendrick, Gloria; King, Joann; Lampkin, Mar- etha; Lewis, James; Lewis, Patsy; Mack, Alvin. Manuel, James; Marshall, Charles; Matthews, Banjamen; Matthews, Ingrid; Mathis, Veverly; Mathis, Myron; Mc- Bride, Willie. McCoy, Joann; Miles, Bar- bara; Miller, Lula; Monet, Michcal; Morgan, Larry; Mor- ris, Annie; Moore, Leon. Myrcs, Mary; Nathan, Evelyn; Neal, Earnest; Nelson, Vcma; Pace, Robert; Peterson, Ron- ald; Peterson, William. Pitts, David; Porter, Shirley; Prescott, Roy; Pugh, Ruby; Pugh, William; Purry, James; Reese, Lamar. Reliford, Clark; Rice, Joseph; Richardson, Bernice; Riggins, Delores; Rome, Odessa; Ross, Linda; Ryles, Larry. Sanks, Claressa; Sapp, Linda; Saxton, Eddie; Scott, Henry; Simmons, Cloria; Sims, Ron- ald; Silmon, Bessie. Slocumb, Peggy; Smith, Elease; Smith, Velisha; Ste- ward, Patricia; Stovall, Nor- val; Stovall, Yvonne; Strozier, Linda. Strum, J. C.; Strum, Richard; Suggs, Francis; Taylor, Bar- bara; Terry, Mary; Terry, Willene; Thomas, Cynthia. Thomas, Delores; Thomas, Linda; Thomas, Mack; Thorn- ton, Mary; Thornton, Joan; Threatt, Elizabeth; Toney, Eu donor. Truitt, Vermita; Upshaw, Sam; Upshaw, William; Walker, Laster; Walker, Lus- ter; Walker, Rufus; Watkins, Gracie. Watley, George; Whitfield, Bobbie; Wilkerson, Wanda; Williams, Charlie; Williams, Delores; Williams, Emma; Williams, Gloria. Willaims, Joseph; Williams, Virginia; Wilson, Lawrence; Wilson, Louis; Wilson, Na- thaniel; Wooten, Angelina. t Sophomore students and advisors pose after their chapel program. PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT Abrin, Cynthia; Adams, Joseph; Alexander, David; Alexander, Dianne; Alexander, Dorothy; Alexander, Nathaniel; Alexander, Shirley. Allen, Glenell; Allen, Johnny; Allen, Joseph; Anderson, Brenda; Anderson, Larry'; An- derson, Theodore; Arnold, Tommy. Ashe, Robert; Austin, Larry; Avery, Ronnie; Bagget, Patri- cia; Banks, Ballarie; Banks, David; Banks, Emma. Barnes, Michael; Barnes, Mor- ris; Battle, Edna; Beach, Louise; Bennefield, Carolyn; Bennefield, Gloria; Benne- field, Rosalyn. Bennett, Curtis; Biggers, Hunter; Black, Francis; Boddie, La Verne; Boden, Bobby; Bog- gan, Elizabeth; Boney, Patri- cia. Bronson, Brenda; Bronson, Le- letha; Brooks, Alton; Brooks, Lawrence; Brown, Anthony; Brown, Jerome; Buries, Shir- ley. Butler, Atheia; Butler, Carrie; Butner, Charles; Cannon, Janet; Cannon, Jean; Cannon, Joe; Capers, Brenda. Carde, George; Carmack, Brenda; Carter, Carolyn; Caul- ton, Benjamin; Cason, Joretha; Chester, Donald; Clark, An- gelina. Cody, Clifford; Cody, Mi- chael; Colbert, Joann; Col- bert, Peggy; Coleman, John; Collier, Charles; Collins, Alma. Comer, Brenda; Cook, Dianne; Copeland, Bonnie; Copeland, Colie; Copeland, Cynthia; Copeland, Grady; Copeland, Pauline. Covington, Samuel; Crawford, Harry; Crawford, Willie; Crocker, Gregory; David, Mi- chael; Davis, Cheryl; Davis, Robert. Davis, Timothy; Davis, Von- nia; Deese, Rodney; Dent, Ricky; Dirkle, Shuenetta; Dosey, James; Dotson, Gloria. Dowell, Jackie; Dukes, Ron- ald; Earl, Shirel; Embry, Annie; Farley, Gail; Fields, Delta; Flemming, Eamestine. Floyd, Mary; Ford, Ezekiel; Ford, Judith; Foster, Roy; Freeman, Annie; Gamble, Patricia; Glover, Myrtis. Gosha, Patricia; Gosha, Robert; Graham, Beverly; Graham, James; Grant, Cor- neilia; Grant, Sadie; Gray, Robert. Greene, Frankie; Grier, Annie; Grimes, Willie; Gunn, Eddie; Harper, Jerome; Harper, Hill- man; Harper, Willie. Harris, Larry; Harris, Lashame; Harris, Sally; Harrison, Maner- va; Harrow, Pauline; Hatchett, Henry; Heard, Booker. Heard, Horace; Henderson, Thomas; Heard, Shirley; Hiley, Charles; Hiley, John; Hiley, Justine; Hill, Gregory. Hilton, Wyman; Horne, Rickey; Home, Bercenia; Hos- kins, Linda; Howard, Retha; Hudson, Brenda; Hudson, Shir- ley. Hughes, Delores; Hughes, Shirley; Hughley, Charlotte; Huling, Ronda; Hunter, Debra; Hunter, Virginia; Humphries, Jerome. Hurey, Siblye; Ingram, Paul- ine; Irving, James; Jackson, Carolyn; Jackson, Claudine; Jackson, Dorothy; Jackson, Mary. Jackson, Myra; Jackson, Sharon; Jackson, Venenica; James, Serena; Jefferson, Michael; Jenkins, Carolyn; Jennings, Daniel. Jennings, Larry; Jennings, William; Jemigan, Barbara; Johnson, Betty; Johnson, Gregory; Johnson, Linda; Johnson, James. Jones, Alton; Jones, Bobby; Jones, David; Jones, Diane; Jones, Doris; Jones, Geral- dine; Jones, Richard. Jordan, Phyllis; Kimbrough, Thelma; King, David; King, Joel; Kitchen, Joseph; Law- rence, Koren; Lawson, Linda. Lee, Miriam; Lane, Gwendo- lyn; Lane, Nellie; Latimer, Lavon; Leggington, Glori- steen; Lewis, Inez; Lewis, Robert. Little, Preston; Locket, Gloria; Long, Jerome; Lucas, Vivian; Lunsford, Mary; Lyles, Theresa; McAfee, Mary. McBride, Andrew; McClaster, La Verne; McKee, Larry; Mc- Kenney, Kenneth; Mabry, Denny; Mack, Effie; Mack, Emmit. Mahone, Eddie; Malory, Rufus; Marshall, Jimmey; Marshall, Reta; Martin, Janice; Martin, Virginia; Mer- chant, Raymond. Miles, Freddie; Miles, Jerry; Mitchell, Charles; Mitchell, Johnny; Mons, Josephine; Morris, Patricia; Mosley, Eugenia. Murphy, Monica; Murphy, Patsy; Neal, Linda; Ogletree, Bradley; O'Neal, Walter; Owens, Patricia; Owens, Rhu- dine. Parham, Jerome; Parker, Bar- bara; Parker, Napoleon; Pear- son, Andrew; Peterson, Jose- phine; Peterson, Mildred; Phillips, Dianne. Poole, Connie; Potts, Smed- ley; Porter, Willie; Price, Bar- bara; Powell, Ethel; Pugh, Helen; Purry, Ronald. Ramsy, Josephine; Rampsey, Roosevelt; Redding, Earnest; Reese, Samuel; Reese, Steven; Richardson, Abe; Riggins, Ray. Riley, Velvelyn; Roberts, Bobbie Jo; Robinson, Beverly; Robinson, Johnny; Robinson, Matthew; Robinson, Patricia; Robinson, Paschal. Robinson, Willie; Rome, Al- bert; Ross, Ronnie; Rutledge, Linda; Ryles, Larry; Samuel, Glenda; Schley, Delores. Scott, Gwendolyn; Scuggs, Albert; Searcy, Clifford; Shirley, Shelton; Simmons, Frederick; Sims, Frederick; Smith, Bonita. Smith, Lamoure; Smith, Rose Mary; Smith Willie; Snell, Ricky; Spratting, Jad; Stan- ley, Anabelle; Stepp, Ronnie. Stewart, Virginia; Studson, Shirley; Studson, Patricia; Street, Samuel; Sutton, Eddie; Sweder, Betty; Talley, Anita. Tate, Essie; Tate, Sandra; Thomas, Barbara; Thomas, Brenda; Thomas, Brenda; Thomas, Daniel; Thomas, John. Thomas, Lester; Thomas, Lorenza; Thomas, Patricia; Thomas, Shirley; Tinner, Joseph; Trammell, Dexter; Traylor, Thomas. Tolbert, Ernestine; Upshaw, Shirley; Vaughn, Deborah; Veasley, Judy; Walker, Brenda; Walker, Ellease; Walker, Gil- bert. Walton, Samuel; Walton, Ros- alyn; Ware, Belinda; Ware, Cheryl; Warren, Bob; Wash- ington, Sandra; Watkins, Wil- lie. Watt, Debra; Wats, Gwen- dolyn; Webb, Alfred; Webb, Ronald; Weldon, Benjamin; Williams, Allen; Williams, Beverly. RAH1 RAH! RAH! FRESHMEN!! PRODUCERS DuVaul, Charles W.—B.A.; M.A.; Principal Gentry, Wadsworth W.—B A.; M.A.; Assistant Principal Mack, Ernestine A.—B.A.; M.A.; Guidance and Counseling, Chairman Camp, Johnny R.--B.S.; Counselor Washington, Ola R.—B.A.; M.Ed.; Counselor; Mathematics Department, Chairman DIRECTORS Barnhart, Ralph--B.S.; Distributive Education; Distributive Education Club, Advisor. Biggs, Estelle--B.S.; Mathematics; Tri-Hi-Y, Advisor Boddy, Gladys—B.A.; English; Music Bowen, Alice—B.S.; Science; Biology Brown, Janie—B.S.; Science; General Science; A.M.C.O., Advisor Brown, S. Leon--B.S.; M. Music Ed.; Music Department Chairman; Director of Bands; Woodwinds; Brasswinds; Percussions; '67 Advisor Carpenter, Claude—Brick Masonry; Drill Squad, Advisor; Fire Marshal Squad, Co-Advisor Childs, Rosa--B.A.; M.A.; English, National Honor Society, Advisor; Dramatics Club, Advisor Coleman, Ethelyn--B.A.; M.A.; Social Studies; Social Stud- ies, Chairman; United States Studies; World History; Alumni, Coordinator; Celestials Social Club, Advisor Corbett, Freda—B.A.; Art; French; Art Instructor Corbitt, Bobbie—B.S.; M.S.; Biology Davis, Annie--B.S.; Pre-Vocational Department Dent, Eunice--B.A.; M.A.; English; English Department, Chairman Dillion, Je£fry--B.A.; M.L.S.; Librarian; S.L.A.G.S., Advisor Edmonds, Booker—B.S.; M.A.; Vocational Education; Voca- tional Education, Chairman; Auto Mechanics; Fire Marshal Squad, Co-Advisor; Hot Rodders Club, Advisor Edmonds, Lillian--Mus. B.; Music, Chorus Directress; Music Appreciation; Glee Club, Directress Flye, Margaret--B.S.; Mathematics; Debutantes, Co-Advisor Ford, Mary—B.S.; M.S.; Health; Biology; '67 Advisor Fowlkes, Alice—B.S.; Home Economics; Household Arts Foxx, Betty--B.S.; Physical Education; Majorettes, Co- Advisor Gibson, Elizabeth—B.A.; English Glaze, Herman—B.S.; Social Science; World History; United States Studies; Ambassador Social Club, Advisor Coggins, Marie--B.S.; Mathematics; General Mathematics Gosha, Joyce--B.A.; German; English; Drillerette, Advisor Gunn, Jean—B.S.;—Physical Education; World History; Majorettes, Co-Advisor Graham, Ruby—B.S.; Business; Shorthand; Business English; T yping Harris, Mable—B.S.; Home Economics; Family Living; Foods and Clothing; Advanced Foods Hollingworth, Eddie--B.S.; Government; Sociology; United States Studies; Student Council, Co-Advisor; Basketball and Football, Coach Hudson, Annc--B.S.; M.A.; Home Economics; Home Econom- ics, Chairman; Clothing and Textiles; P.T.A. Coordinator Huff, Malinda—B.S.; M.A.; English; Clicks Social Club, Advisor; Red Cross, Advisor Huling, James—B.A.; M.A.; English; World History; Mathematics Jenkins, Margaret—B.A.; M.A.; Guidance and Counseling; English; Journalism; Press-Club, Advisor Lindsey, Helen--B.S.; B.A.; Cosmetology Longshore, Doretha--B.S.; Science, George Washington Carver Science Club, Advisor Marshall, George—B.S.; Mathematics; Unified Geometry; Modern Mathematics Marshall, Gloria--B.S.; Science; General Science; Biology McCoy, Earlene--B.S.; Mathematics; Modern Mathematics; Algebra; '67 Advisor McCullough, Henry—B.S.; Industrial Arts; General Shop Morris, Ivory--B.S.; Mathematics; Algebra Nathan, Ernestine—B.S.; English; French; J Ladies Social Club, Advisor; National Honor Society, Co-Advisor; French Club, Co-Advisor Phillips, Martha--B.S.; English; Lee Jeunes Filles Social Club, Advisor; '67 Advisor Posey, Audrey—B.S.; Business Education; Business Education, Chairman; Typing; Bookkeeping; General Business; Busi- ness Club, Advisor, '67 Spencerian, Co-Advisor Powell, Evelyn--B.S.; Chemistry; '67 Advisor Reeves, Arthur--B.S.; Industrial Arts; Woodshop Reid, Effie—B.A.; Economics; United States Studies; Sophis- ticated Ladies Social Club, Advisor; Student Council, Advisor; Cheerleaders, Advisor Rowell, Coralee--B.S.; French; French Club, Advisor Scott, Helen—B.A.; M.Ed.; English; Les Belles Dames Social Club, Advisor; Future Teachers of America, Advisor; '67 Advisor Scott, Walker--B.S.; Physics; Senior Mathematics; Audio Visual Coordinator Smith, Emma—B.S.; English; Elegant Ladies Social Club, Advisor; '67 Advisor Smith, Gwendolyn--B.S.; Mathematics, Algebra; Debutantes Social Club, Co-Advisor Spencer, Odis--B.S.; M.A.; Social Science; United States Studies; Football, Coach and Athletics, Director; Student Council, Co-Advisor Stanback, Oscar--B.S.; M.Ed.; Physical Education; Physical Education, Chairman, Imperial Knights Social Club, Ad- visor; Football and Baseball Coach; '67 Advisor, Chairman Vernon, Delmarie—B.S.; M.Ed.; Science; Science Depart- ment, Chairman; Anatomy and Physiology; Anatomy and Physiology Club, Advisor Ward, Constance--B.A.; English; World History; Humanities; Humanities Club, Advisor; Les Demoiselles Charmantes Social Club, Advisor; '67 SPENCERIAN, Advisor Webb, Carrie--B.S.; Home Economics; Food and Nutrition; Seniorettes Social Club, Advisor White, William—B.A.; D.D.S.; Science; Mathematics Williams, Geraldine—B.S.; Mathematics; Algebra; Geometry; Advanced Mathematics Williams, Mattie—B.S.; Social Studies; World History Williams, Verna--B.S.; Pre-Vocational Department Works, Thomas—B.S.; English; Viking Social Club, Advisor; Track and Football, Coach; Dramatics Club, Co-Advisor; '67 Advisor Wright, James—B.S.; Physical Education; World History; Football and Basketball, Coach; Choreography 182 SENIOR INDEX Lary Adam pp. 57,105,106,109 Cynthia Alexander pp. 57,103,108,112,115,138,139,160,190, 191,206 Hannah Alexander pp. 57,106,143,191 Annie Andrew pp. 20,57 Mary Arnold pp. 35,57 Cladyi Aihe pp. 44,56,57,83,96,97,98,102,105,139,164 Marion Austin p. 57 Cienda Babers pp. 32,57,102,144 William Baker pp. 57,106,150 Cleola Bank pp. 57,156 Patricia Bank pp. 57,108,111,115 Roland Barber pp. 57,150 Homer Barnc pp. 57,125,126 McArthur Barnes pp. 57,109,111,142 Peggy Bel! pp. 57,138,162,202 Frank Bellamy pp. 30,57,150 Barbara Benncfield pp. 57,109,143 Curtis Bennefield p. 57 Peggy Bennett p. 58 Clarence Bethea pp. 44,58,81,103,154,192 Mildred Billups p. 58 Jeanell Birch p. 58 Joe Black pp. 58,162,163 Annie Ruth Boddic pp. 58,116,143,167,20« Willie Bowman pp. 58,106 John Boynton pp. 58,114,123,140 Eddie Bradford pp. 33,39,58,111 Velerie Bradley pp. 21,58,91,105,106,115.144.210 Miles Branscomb p. 58 Annie Brook pp. 35,58 John Brooks pp. 56,58,92,103,123,150 John Brown pp. 58,166 Belinda Bryant pp. 58,109,148 Mary Bryant p. 58 Motile Bryant pp. 43,58,80,93,102,103,105,108,115,138,139 Margaret Bush p. 58 Horace Butler pp. 35.43,56,59,96,103,105,110.154.161,165 Margie Butler pp. 56,59,102,111,145,160,206 Eula Campbell pp. 59,82,163,165 Herman Caper pp. 39,59 Michael Carter pp. 59,142 Velerie Carter pp. 44,59,86,102,211 Rosie Cary pp. 32,59 Charles Caulton pp. 59,85,97,102,103,110,154,192 Ccne Clark p. 59 Patricia Colbert pp. 35,59,107,117,144.206 Adell Collier p. 59 Barbara Collin pp. 59,102.106,107,108.138.163.164.206 Bcttyc Collins pp. 59,108,146 Call Collin pp. 59,106 Gwendolyn Cope pp. 59,167 Joyce Copeland p. 59 Jamc Culmer pp. 43,103,150,207 Ethel Cunningham pp. 21,59,81,138,191 Matty Curtis pp. 59,115,148 Brenda Dandy pp. 35,60,146 Frankie Daniels p. 60 Theresa Daniels p. 60 Benjamin Davis pp. 60,81,123 Louis Davi� pp. 44,60,81,107,154,192,206 Bobby Day pp. 60,89,123,127 Clarence Day pp. 60,111,150,162,211 Frances Deloach pp. 60,132 Ronald Diamond pp. 60,150,162 Judith Dickerson pp. 32,60,111,163 Dianne Dinkins pp. 35,60,102,108,145,163,167 Jackie Dixon pp. 60,142 Ronnie Dowdell pp. 109,110,111 Eddie Dunlap pp. 60,114 Mildred Farric pp. 43,60,204 David Flagg pp. 60,126,157,203 Neville Hint pp. 60,156 Ricky Florence pp. 31,60 Doris Foster p. 60 Lorry Callaway pp. 61,161,206 James Gallimorc p. 61 Joyce Camble pp. 43,61,90,102,103,110,112,115,148,211 Curtis Giles pp. 39,61 Jessie Clenn pp. 61,125,130 Jerome Goodman pp. 21,33,109 Catherine Coodwin pp. 20,31,32,61 Evelyn Coodwin pp. 10,43,61,102,103,108,110,138,139,164 Willie Coodwin pp. 61,125,126 Carolyn Cray pp. 35,61 Cynthia Creene pp. 61,206 Carl Gunn p. 61 Ccncva Cunn pp. 35,61,156 Benjamin Hadley p. 61 Annie Hall pp. 30,61.84,147,162,163 Harold Hall PP. 34,61,84,147,162,163 Kathleen Hamilton pp. 35,61,148 Evelyn Hardaway pp. 21,44,61,89,106,108,206,211 Betty Harden pp. 61,167 Lilia Hardwick pp. 62,206 Bonita Hardy pp. 62.80.93.102.107,108,110,144,145,166.210 Cynthia Harper pp. 35,62,206 Eddie Harris pp. 62,114,140,165 Geraldine Hanb pp. 62,88,104,111,148 Kathleen HaRis p. 62 Thomas Hants pp. 11.13,62,74,87,120,125,126,140,211 Brenda Hanison pp. 31,62,105,108.111.146 Leo HaRison pp. 62,120,162,203 Marion Harrow pp. 62,157 Shirley Hawkins pp. 62,103,109 Willie Hayes pp. 11,40,62,76 JoAnn Heard pp. 21,44,62,102,106,108,110,115,152,153,208 Joyce Hcighter pp. 62,146 Cynthia Henderson pp. 62,90,103,105,115,151,165,190,203, 204.206 Horace Hickey pp. 62,150,165 Juanita Hicks pp. 10,36,62,85,97,102,103,108,109,110,115, 152.153.164.211 Edna Hilcy pp. 62,112 Cary Hill pp. 63,74,107,150,162,163,206 Ceorgia Hill pp. 63,144,150 Eugenia Holley pp. 56,63.74,86.96.102,103,115.130,131, 132,152.153 Lavernc Hollis pp. 63,106,147,166 Lucille Holt p. 63 Carver Hood p. 63 Delphine Horton pp. 43,63,117 Anita Howard pp. 63,102,106,148 Christine Howard pp. 32.63,166 Daisy Howard p. 63 Lorene Howard pp. 63,112 LaRy Hubbard pp. 63,166 Peggy Hud p. 63 Earlie Hughes pp. 63,123,125,126 Ralph Huling pp. 34,63.76,104,191 Charles Hunter pp. 38,63,82,105 Cheryl Hunter pp. 63,82,103,165,202.204,206 Delores Ingram pp. 63,74,156,190,191 Alonra Jackson pp. 27,64,142 A tree Jackson pp. 64,105,106,108 James Jackson pp. 72,114,125 LaRy Jackson pp. 64,76,206 Lillie Jackson p. 64 Myrtis Jenkins pp. 64,156 Myrtle Jenkins p. 64 Ailccn Jessie pp. 64,160 Gladys Johnson p. 64 Melvin Johnson pp. 64,157,203 Shirley Johnson pp. 64,148,167 Terry Johnson pp. 43,64,86,103 Warren Johnson pp. 35,44,64,110,154 Lillian Jones p. 64 Marion Jones pp. 64,165 Willie Jones pp. 12,64,80,105,107,154,155,167 Elliot Kindred pp. 43,64,85,150,202 Yvonne Kimbrough pp. 32,64,133 Lillian King pp. 64,96 Roosevelt King pp. 65,142,207 Inell Lamplcy p. 65 Willi Lee pp. 20,65,120,163 Elaine Leggington pp. 65,90,103,107,206 Juanita Leonard pp. 65,77,117,138 Lula Lunsford pp. 21,43,65,87,92,102,103.108.110,111.115, 152,153,190,191,211,212 Nona McAfee pp. 65,91,105,108,111,146 John McBride pp. 20,65,107,206 Dorothy McClain pp. 35,65,77,86,117,132,206 Ouida McCrary 35.65.77,86,117,132,206 Shirley McCown pp. 35,65,107.144.145,167,210 Patricia McKay pp. 65,77,117,144,167 Rudolph Mack pp. 65,123 Katherine Maddox pp. 65.76,102.108,136,162.206 Robert Maddox pp. 30,65,157 Albert Manuel p. 109 Cloria Mariner pp. 65,91,165 Jackie Marshall pp. 65,146 Julia Marshal p. 65 Betty Martin pp. 66,165 Carolyn Mason pp. 66,147 William Mcncfcc pp. 20,66,86,105,120,142,211 Alfred Millet pp. 66,206 Delores Millet pp. 66,151,162,163,165,202,203,204 LaRy Mims pp. 56.66,84.103,154 Felton Mitchell pp. 37,66,142 Felton Moore pp. 37,66,115,154,161,166,192 Marcus Moring pp. 66,82.109.150,206 Herman Murphy pp. 20,66 Phillip Mullins pp. 66,120,162,207 Sheila Nathan p. 66 Evelyn Neal pp. 66,103,107,115,144,145.151,165,190,20� . 206.207 Shirley Neal pp. 43,66,83,106,108,133,144,167,210 JoAnn Nolan p. 66 Ernest Page p. 66 Sandra Parker pp. 43,56,66,84,96,97,102,103,111,115,153, 164.211 Ronnie Paschal pp. 66,93,105,157,211,212 Rosanna Passmore pp. 67,160 Marvin Patrick pp. 43,67,83,111,150,201 Maurice Pearson pp. 21,157 Calvin Perry p. 67 Louis Perry pp. 67,109,140,161 Margaret Porter pp. 21,35,67,88,102,107,116.133.144,145, 191.211 Melvin Porter pp. 11.31,38,43,56,67,80,96.110,132,154,155, 167,192 Clarence Prescott p. 67 George Pugh p. 67 Floyd Bury pp. 21,40,67,211 Lorene Randolph p. 67 Suvess Reddick pp. 67,102,104,108,111,138,139.211 Cynthia Reese pp. 67,105,109,152 Walter Reese pp. 67,74,109,110,142,166,211 Milliccnt Reid pp. 40.44.67,89,97,102.108,115,138,139,164. 190.191.211 Della Richardson p. 67 Julia Ann Rivers p. 20,67 Eunice Robinson p. 67 Terry Robinson pp. 67,150,211 Hare I Rogers pp. 31,68,106,117,162,163,165 Willie Rogers pp. 68,105.114,123,124,154,162 David Rome p. 68 Rosa Ross pp. 20,68.106.167 Kenneth Route pp. 68,83,97,154,206 Robert Rorier pp. 44,68.105,106,140.165 Barbara Rutledge pp. 68,105,111,151 Judy Rutledge pp. 11,43,68,76,102,105.110,115,138,139, 162.211 Eloise Scott p. 68 Flordlc Scott pp. 68,77,117 Queen Searcy pp. 30.68,102,11,147,166 Doris Shelton p. 68 Sonja Shipp pp. 27,68,102.111,147,166 Lois Silman p. 68 Tcr Simmons pp. 68,92,107,144,163,166,202.206 Kenna Slaughter pp. 68,105,111 Howard Slocumb pp. 68,88,120,206 Cary Smith pp. 69,125,126,150,203 Cloria Smith pp. 40,68,111,115,156 Hamp Smith pp. 69,206 Walter Smith pp. 69,165 Calvin Spencer pp. 21,69,105.107,111,150,207 Dorothy Spencer p. 69 DeOliver Starr p. 69 Dianne Stinson pp. 30,31,39,69,162 Clcnell Strum pp. 21,40.43.69,102.103.110,111,152,153. 208,211 Sandy Stutson p. 69 James Surlcs pp. 69,157,202 Dollie Tate pp. 69, 146 Curtis Taylor pp. 69,82,150,201 Clenda Taylor pp. 69,146 Haywood Taylor pp. 69,93,140,161,206 Louis Taylor pp. 21,35,69 Marion T Ry p. 69 Edna Thomas pp. 69,147 Evelyn Thomas p. 70 Larny Thomas pp. 43,44,45,70,92,157 Marvin Thoma p. 70 Roiell Thomas p. 70 Bobbie Thompson pp. 35,70,77,117,211 Linda Thornton p. 70 Mary Tigner pp. 70,77,105,143,160.212 Anderson Tinner pp. 70,109,211 Princess Toney pp. 70,77,85,108,110 Hillman Toombs p. 70 Thoma Toombs p. 70 Ethan Turner pp. 70,123,125,157,203,207 Geneva Turner pp. 34,70,96.104.138,139,167 David Vann pp. 30,34,70,90,104,142,166 Sheila Vann pp. 70,105,111,144 Annie Walker pp. 70,84,165 Dennis Walker p. 70 Linda Walker p. 70 Johnnie Walters p. 71 Neta Wansley p. 71 Barbara Ware pp. 71,105,146 Rhudine WaRcn pp. 34,56,71,81,104,105,106,115,116,138, 167 Brenda Washington pp. 43,71,204 Eddie Washington pp. 71,123,124 Eugene Washington pp, 35,71,103,150 Ceneva Watkins p. 71 Dorothy Watson p. 71 Mildred Watson p. 71 Sarah Watt pp. 11,71,77,105,107,116,167 Japhrain Webb pp. 71,111,146,206 Hattie Welborn, pp. 71, 106 John Whatley p. 71 Leroy White pp. 21,71,103 Cornelia Whitehead pp. 56,71,143,202.204 Edward Whittlesey p. 71 Joann Whittlesey pp. 71,117,144,167,204 Delores Williams pp, 27,72,134 Jerry Williams p. 72 J«Ry L. Williams p. 72 Solomon Williams p. 211 Clarence Williamson pp. 43,44,72,86,96,97,107,154,192 Josephus Willis pp. 72,157.161 Calvin Wilson pp. 33,72,76,88,115,157,206 Donald Wilson pp. 72,123 Cloria Wilson pp. 45,72,88,103,104,106,107,108,109,115,116, 138,139,167,190,191,206 Evelyn Witcher pp. 27,72,89,132 LaRy Woods pp. 105,206 Vennia Wright pp. 35,72,109,206 Dallis Yearby pp. 72,167,206 Jeanette Youson pp. 72,146,162,163,206 183 ANGELA PARKER GOD'S LITTLE ONE Petals of a flower are its true beauty As the hud blossoms in full spread So is the child life's true beauty Never thinking of trifles as where to lay her head. Some gloom must fall, if only for a day As the sunshine and rain which He provides Surely God knows best. His Will is our way For things like this aren't ours to decide. Yes, God protects His little ones From things of harm or places unsure And when excess trouble or pain comes He puts her to rest in Heaven secure. MRS. BLANCHE BALDWIN SHE She was the world to our beloved school, She did her part to uphold all our rules. She travelled far to make our name worthwhile, She did her job, and always with a smile, She was the heart of Spencers' P.T.A. She was the light to guide us every day, Though it makes us sad to know that she has gone We'll always say, we'll love her. She has left us now to take on greater fame, She earned her bows and her famous name, She took with her all our love and prayers, That she would succeed and climb the highest stairs. We already know that we miss her so, But we also know that God called her to go Though it makes us sad to know that she has gone We'll always say, we'll love her. 187 SCENARIO STAFF _ Editor-in-Chief Gloria Wilson Layout Editor dpCVlu Anc i- Cynthia Alexander Copy Editor Millicent Reid Layout Editor Editor-in-Chief Cynthia Alexander Gloria Wilson SPENCERIAN Staff and Advisor As seniors we hold the cameras that not only neipea us to gain knowledge but also taught us to accept responsibility. Before we tuck our cameras away and forget these memorable years, the SPENCERIAN Staff would like to give sincere thanks to Mrs. Constance B. Ward for her guidance, understanding and complete cooperation in our publication of the 1967 SPENCERIAN. We thank Mrs. Earlene McCoy who assisted in many ways and Mr. Oscar Stanback for his aid with the advertising staff. Next, we appreciate Mrs. Audrey Posey for her help with the typing staff. Without their help, the SPENCERIAN would not have been possible. Our yearbook owes its publication to the photography of Nechtman Studios and Sergeant Morrow. The printing was done by the American Yearbook Company. We are deeply grateful for the time and efforts displayed by these companies. Those few seniors who have worked diligently on the SPENCERIAN, editorial and business staff, deserve much credit and thanks. Last, but by no means least, we must thank you, the Senior Class of 1967, who are the body of this yearbook. The editors of the 1967 SPENCERIAN want to wish the 1967 Senior Class success, happi- ness, and health in future years and also hope this yearbook will serve as a publication to illuminate many happy memories. Sincerely yours, Copy Editor Millicent Reid Business Manager Lula Lunsford L. to R.: Lula Lunsford, Mrs. C. B. Ward, Ethel Cunningham, Margaret Porter, Millicent Reid, Sonja Shipp, Cynthia Alex- ander, Gloria Wilson. Copy Editor Staff, L. to R.--Sandra Porker, Sonja Shipp, Millicent Reid, Gladys Ashe, Margaret Porter. Photo Editor: Ralph Hu ling Layout Editor: Cynthia Alexander Feature Editor: Delores Ingram IDEAS PLUS WORK EQUAL SUCCESS Business Manager: Lula Lunsford and Typing Staff—Sonja Art Editor: Ethel Cunningham Shipp, Ouida McCrary, Hannah Alexander, Rosa Ross, Mrs. A. Posey, Hazel Rogers, Margaret Porter. 191 ADVERTISING STAFF WORKS DILIGENTLY SEATED IN REAR: Charles Caution. STANDING: Jessie Tatum, Mr. O. Stanback, Kenneth Rouse, David Vann, Willie Jones, Ronnie Dowdell, Melvin Porter. SEATED AT TABLE (L. to R.): Horace Butler, Louis Davis, Felton Moore, Clarence Bethea, Clarence Williamson. LEFT REAR TO FRONT: Clarence Bethea, Melvin Porter, Louis Davis. RIGHT REAR TO FRONT: Clarence Williamson, Felton Moore. 192 EPILOGUE While developing THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD, we learned to use a variety of lenses in this enigmatic production. The great cameras are silent now, yet since the first day we entered high school, we have accumulated fond memories and undergone many profitable experiences. We have been able to reap the rewards of our advisors' and instructors’ work and gather the harvest of knowledge. Though experiences may soon be forgotten in time and fond memories fade all too soon, the knowledge we have gained will remain with us always. Through our variety of lenses we will be able to magnify the knowledge gained here at Spencer High School, and each of us in our many walks of life may continue the never-ending production of THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD.” The cameras we used as Spencerians Are silent and locked up tight. The spotlights we acquired in school Will be our guiding light. t PA TRONS AND A D VER TISEMENTS PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Able Mrs. Annie Adams and Family Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Adams Mr. Curtis Adams Mr. Fletcher Adams Mrs. Hiawatha Adams and Family Mr. Larry Adams Mrs. Lillie B. Adams Mrs. Mattie L Adams Mrs. Pcarlie Mac Adams Mr. and Mrs. Roddic C. Adams Mr. Sam Adams and Family Mrs. Karosa Adkins Mrs. Alice Mae Alexander and Daughter Miss Alice L Alexander and Family Mr. Calvin Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alexander Miss Dorothy Alexander and Valerie Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Alexander and Family Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Alexander and Hannah Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander and Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alexander and Hannah Miss Wanda Alexander Miss Tanya Alexander Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Alexander Mrs. Viola Alexander A IC and Mrs. William Alexander and Family Mrs. Emma Alford Mrs. Celestial Allen Mrs. Christine Allen and Family Miss Mildred Allen Mrs. Nellie Allen Mr. Ronald Allen and Family Mr. Johnny Almond Ambassador Social Club Sp 4 Warren Amos Mr and Mrs. Abe Anderson Mr. Larry Anderson Mrs. Brenda Anderson Mrs. Julia Lee Anderson Miss Marian Anderson Mrs. Willie Kate Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Z. B Anderson The Anthony Family Mr. Willie Anthony and Family Mrs. B. Armstrong Mr. W. C. Armstrong Mrs. Lara Arnell Mr and Mrs. Harold Arnold and Family Mrs. Mary Arnold Mr. Fletcher Arrington Miss Carrie Ashe Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy Ashe and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Ashe and Family Mr and Mrs. Judge Ashe Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Judge Ashe Sr. and Family Mrs. Carrie Bell Askew and Family Mr. James Askew Mr. John M. Askew Mrs. Annie Atkinson Sgt. and Mrs. Clarence Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Joe Atwell and Sons Mr. Bobby Austin Mr. and Mrs. Claude Austin Mr. Curtis Austin Mrs. Nettie Austin and Yvonne Mr. and Mrs. Warren Averett Mrs. Dorothy Ayer Mr. Louis (Satchmore) Armstrong The Babers Family Mrs. Bessie Babers Mr. James Babers Mr. fit Mrs. Porter Babers Family Mrs. John L Bagly Mr. fit Mrs. Ezel Bailey Mrs. Lizzie Baker Mr. fit Mrs Miles Baker fit Family Rosa Lee Bailey Mrs. Quccnic B Bailey Miss Lucille Ball Mrs. Annie Banks Mr. Anthony Banks Mr. fir Mrs. Arthur Banks Mr. fit Mrs. Austin Banks fit Family CWO fit Mrs. John A. Banks Mr. Roosevelt Banks Mr. fir Mrs. W. L Banks Mr. fit Mrs. Charlie Barge Mr. John E Barge Mrs. Liza Barker Mr. Lavic Barnes fit Family Sgt fit Mrs Madison Barnes fit Family Mrs. Frances Person Barnett The Baron Mr. Harold Barrow Mr. Joe Louis Barrow Dr. fit Mrs. Clarence Baskins fit Sons Mr. fit Mrs. Bertram F. Bass Mr. Gilbert Bass Mr. James Bass Mr. fit Mrs. Theotisc Bass Mrs. Rose Bass fit Boys Mr. fit Mrs. Edgar Battle Miss Betty Bayton Mr. fit Mrs. Johnny Otis Bayton Mr. Willie Beasley Mr. Allen J. Be at ley Miss Bracic Beach Mr. fit Mrs. Ed Beauford Mr. fit Mrs. Walter Beauford Mr. fit Mrs. Leon Bcaziel Fr Ignatius Begr Mr. Harry Bclafontc Mr. William Bell Rev. W. M. Bell Mr. fit Mrs. Willie C. Bell Rev. fit Mrs. Bell fit Family Mr. fit Mrs James Bellamy Mrs. Josephine Be Ik Mr. Walter Bclmond Mrs. Willie Mae Bolt Mr. fit Mrs. William 0. Belt Keith Mr. fit Mrs. Charlie Bennefirld fit Family Miss Elaine Bcnncficld Miss Janet Bcnnefield fit Linda Mr. Marvin Bcnnefield Mrs. Susie Bcnning Mr fit Mrs. Charles Benton Miss Dianna Benton Mr. fit Mrs. L R Benton Mrs. Mary Benton Mr. fit Mrs. Robert Benton fit Family Mrs. Willie Mac Bentry Mr. Jack Benny Mrs. Minnie Berry Mr. Clarence Bethea Mr. David Bethea Mrs. Annie Biggcrs Mrs. Mablc Biggers Mrs. E B. Biggs Sgt. Frank Bighanes, Jr. Mr. fit Mrs. John Billings Miss Eleanor J. Billings Mrs. Florence H. Billings Miss Ruth Bivens Mr. James Blackmon Mr. fit Mrs. Phillip Blackmon Mrs. Fannie Blais Mr. Herman Blais Mr. Jerome Blais Mrs. Ruth Blais Mr. fit Mrs. Elvin Blanton fit Family Mrs. Rowena Blanton Mrs. Martha Ruth Boddic Mrs. Elmora Bogan fit Son Mr. fit Mrs. Joe L Bom an fit Son Rev. fit Mrs. Booker Mrs. Rclla Borkston Mr. fit Mrs Jimmy Borders Mr. fit Mrs. Robert Bowens Sp 4 fit Mrs. Jerome Bowie fit Family Mr. fit Mrs. Henry Bouth fit Son Mr. fit Mrs. Alto Bradley fit Benisc Mr. fit Mrs. Paul Bragshae fit Family Mr. Marlon Brandon Miss Elisc Brock Mr. fit Mrs. Richard Burton (Elizabeth Taylor) Mr. fit Mrs. Jim Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald Caldwell and Son Mr. Winston Callaway Sgt. and Mrs. Geneva Callicr Col. and Mrs. Frank Campbell Mr. Jeff Campbell Mr. Robert Campbell Mr. William Campbell and Family Mrs. Ruth Cannon Mr. Herman Capers Mrs. Ollie Mac Carlise Miss Claudia Carmack Miss Ester Carmack Mr. Frank Carrol Mr. H E Carruthcrs The Four L. Carter's Sgt. John Carter Mrs. Louise Carter Mrs. Marie Carter Mrs. Mary Carter Mrs. Ola Mae Carter Suckic Jean Carter Ruth Carter Miss Vclcrie Carter Verre Carter Mr. William Carson Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Carswell Miss Diahanne Carroll Mr. Charles Irving Caulton Miss Mary Cason Mrs. Mary Caulton Mr. and Mrs Ivory Clark and Son Mr. and Mrs. M. A Clarke and Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark and Family Mr. Fred Clayton Sgt. and Mrs. Alfred Clinton and Lynn Mr. Alfred Clemmons Mr. Clifford Clemmons Mrs. Willie Cody Clemmons Mr. Willie Griggs Clemmons and Son Mr. Douglas Chambers Mr. Robert Lee Chambers Mrs. Geneva Chapman Mrs. Mary Chatman The Cheeseboro Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cherry Mr. Alfred Chester Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Son Mr and Mrs. Ivory Clark and Son Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Clark and Family Mrs. Angclene Cole Sgt. and Mrs. Fred Cole Mr. and Mrs. James Cole Mr. and Mrs. Cary Collins Mr. Esbe Collins Mrs. Louise Collins Mr. Newton Collins Mr. Roy L. Collins Mr. Andrew Lee Coleman Mrs. Dorris Coleman Miss Ethelyn J. Coleman Mrs. Ann M. Coleman Mrs. Mae Coleman and Family Sgt. and Mrs. Johnny Coleman and Family Mr. and Mrs T. W. Coleman Mrs. Lacic Coleman Mr. and Mrs William Coleman Mrs. Annie Cook Mr and Mrs. Calvin Cook Mr. Curtis Cook Mr. and Mrs. E Cook Mr. Robert Cook Mrs. Dera Colbert Miss Lay Coffee Mrs. Lorette Cooper Mr. Samuel Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooksey Sgt. Leon Cooper Sgt. and Mrs. Alonza Cooper Mr. and Mrs. George P. Cooper and Family Sgt. and Mrs. Aurelia Cooper Mr. Floyd Copeland Mrs. Lura Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Copeland Mr. Bobby Copenny Mrs. Diane Copland Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Coppons Mrs. Johnny M. Comer Mrs. Do 11 ye Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cousin Mrs. A. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. A. L Crawford Mr. and Mrs. James C. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Willie Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Newman Crawford and Daughters Mr. James Donald Cray Mr. Joseph Cromwell Mrs. Fannie Cook Mr. Bill Cosby Miss Joan Crawford Mrs. Mary Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crowder Mrs. Mary Alice Cmmmery Mr. Willard Culpepper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Culpepper, Sr. Capt. and Mrs. Willie E Cummings and Sons Mr. Johnny Daniel Mr. fit Mrs. Levi Daniel Mrs. Daniels Mrs. Estella Daniels fit Family Rev. fit Mrs. E W. Daniels Mr. Frankie Daniels Mr. fit Mrs. Robert Daniels fit Family Mrs. Ida David Mr. fit Mrs. J. H. Davidson Mr. Booker Davis Mr. fit Mrs. Charlie Davis Mrs. Corine Davis Mr. Courtney Davis Mr. Earl Davis Mr. fit Mrs. Frank Davis Miss Cloria Davis Mr. fit Mrs. Henry Davis Sgt. Leroy Davis Mrs. Lucy Davis Miss Lue Davis Mrs. Minnie Davis Miss Bette Davis Mr. Ossie Davis Mr. Sammy Davis, Jr fit Mai Mr. Tommy Davis Mrs. Willie Mac Davis Mrs. Louise P. Dawkins Sgt. fit Mrs. Ronncy Dawkins Mr. Jimmey Dawson Mrs. Mary Dawson Mr. fit Mrs. Alton Dean fit Ronnie Mr. Danny Dean Miss Ruby Dee Mrs. Dclia Deese Miss Yvonne Archie Dennis Mrs. Helen Denson Mrs. Mary Dewberry Mr. fit Mrs. S. H- Dewberry M Sgt Dave Dickey Mr. M. P. Dillion Mr. M R. Dillon Miss Dianne Dinkins Mr. Jeffery Dinkins 196 PATRONS Mr. Leslie Dinkins, Jr. Sp 5 Edgand Flagg Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grant Miss Berlinda Johnson Mr. Leslie Dinkins Family Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Flago Mrs. Lula Mac Graves Mrs. Christine Johnson Miss Lillian Dixon Rev. and Mrs. Johnnie Flakes, Jr. Mrs. Sarah Cray Mrs. Sally Johnson Mr. Mrs. Walter Dixon Family Miss Sharon Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Creen Mr Van Johnson Mr Mrs. Mayo Donald Mrs. Julia Mac Flint Mr. and Mrs. Clcodis Green Mr and Mrs. Ike Jones Mrs Lenora Dossie Miss Neville Flint Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Greene Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones Mr Mrs. Franklin Douglas Mr. Rose land Flint Mrs. Pearlie Green Mrs. Ozie B. Jones and Family Mr. Hubert Douglas Mr. Walter Floncr Mr and Mrs. Sammy Creen Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones and Mrs. Ethel Dowell Mrs. Camilla Florence £lr and Mrs. Willie Green Family Mr. Mis. Haywood Dowell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Florence and Sgt. and Mrs. Calvin Greer Mr. Richard Jones Children Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greyer and Pvt Johnny Jones Mr. Mrs. Earnest Dozier Flossie Bcnning Florist Family Mr. Robert Jones Mr. Ethel Dozier Sgt and Mrs. Andrew C- Fly and Son Mr Charlie Grier Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jones Mr. Jesse Dozier Mrs. Louise Flythc Mr and Mrs. Morris Crier Mrs. Barbara Jean Jones Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Dozier E 4 and Mrs Calvin P. Fogic Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones Mrs. Mattie Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ford Mr and Mrs. P. E. Griffin, Jr. Miss Patricia Jones Mr. Sylvester Dozier Mrs. Clara Forehand Mr. Thomas Griffin Mrs. Willie Mac Jones Sgt. Mrs. Alonzo Drew Family Mrs. Pemclla Fortson Mr. John H Gunn Miss Gwendolyn Jones Mrs. Addie Dubose Mrs. Ruby Foster and Family Miss Mildred Gunn Mrs Elizabeth Jones Mrs. Katie Dubose Mrs. Alice F. Fox and Family Mrs. Willie Pearl Gunn Miss Sandra Jones Mr. Mrs. Fosher Duncan Mrs. Dorothy Mae Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gunn, Jr. and Mr and Mrs. Charles Jones and Mrs. Ethel Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Fred Franklin and Son Family Family Mr. Mrs. Toby Dunlap Family Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin Sgt. and Mrs. Ronald Guy Mrs. Nellie Pearl Jones and Family Mr. Mrs. James Dunham Mrs. Emma Frazier Mr. Jackie Gleason Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Joseph Mrs. Maggie Dunham Mrs. Hattie Frazier Mrs. Sarah Hadley Mr. Mrs Eugene Kennebrough Mr. Mrs. Oscar Charles Dunham Mrs. M. Frazier and Son Mrs. Cladys Harden Daughter Mr Mrs. C. T. Kimbrough Mr. Mrs. Thomas Dunham Mr. J. B. Freeman Mr. Mrs. Eddie Hollingsworth Miss Mable Kimbrough S Sgt Mrs. Levy Duren Family Mrs. Leona Freeman Family Mr Nathan Kimbrough Mr. Robert Durham Mr. Frank Frcll Mrs. Johnny Hardy Mr. Nathaniel Kimbrough Mrs. Josephine Durr ah Family A Friend Sgt. Mrs. George A. Hardy Ruth Kimbrough Mr. Mrs. James C. Dyer Mrs. Ollic Frieze Miss Bonita Lonaine Hardy Mr Mrs King Mr. Mrs. C. W. DuVaul Mr. and Mrs. Julius L Fritz, and Mrs. Emma Hall Mr Abcrncll King Mrs. Nellie Echols Alicia Mr. Mrs. Roosevelt Hamilton Mr. Alfonza Allen King Mr. and Mrs. Henry Echols Miss Eva Gabor Mr. Mrs. Albert Hunter Son Miss June Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edge Miss Zsa Zsa Gabor S Sgt. Mrs. Elbert E. Hagncs Son Mr. Mrs. Edward Lee Miriam Mr. and Mrs B. J. Edmonds Mrs. Blanch Gallimorc Mr Robert Haines Mr. Jerry Lewis Mr. Clarence Edmonds Mr. and Mrs. George A. Gallops Mrs. Lillian Hope Mrs. Lizzie Pearl Lightfoot Sgt and Mrs. Robert Edward Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gamble Mr. Elton Dwight Holley Mr. Mrs. Daniel Limpscomb Mr. John Edwards Mr. Nathaniel Gamble Mr. Mrs. James Hardaway Mr. Charles Lumpkin Mrs. P. E. Edwards Mr. Robert Gamble Mr. Mrs- Robert Holman Mr. . Mrs. Henry Lumpkin Mr. Billy Efford Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Garfield and Mrs. Eloise Harris Mr. Mrs. Walter Lunsford Miss Janie M. Eg ms Family Mr. Earnest W. Harris Mrs. Annie Bell Luster Mr. and Mrs Paul C. Egins, Jr. and Mrs. Susie Ella Garfield Sgt Mrs. Eugene Han is, Jr. Mr. James Long Family Mr. and Mrs. John Gates Miss Eugenia Harris Mrs. Angelina McAfee Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Eldridgc Mrs. Maggie Mac Gates Miss Martha V. Harris Mary' Ann McAfee Mr. and Mrs. John Ellerson Mrs. Eleyne Garrett Mr. Lawrence Hudson Mr Tommy MaAfee Family Mr. and Mrs. Sclvestcr Ellis and Mrs. Gennic and Ricky Mr. Like Howard, Jr. Tommie Mae McAfee Family Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Central Sfc. Cecil Harmon Family Mr. Mrs. B. McArthur Mr. and Mrs. Hekiah Ellis S S Cartie C. Gctcr Miss Jessie B. Hardysin Mr Mrs. Johnny McBride Miss Cara Lee Ellison S. Paul Getty Sgt. Mrs. W. C. Hayes Mrs. Carrie McCoy Mrs. A. Elmone Mr. Gibson Mrs. Ethel Hogan Mr. Melvin McCoy Mrs. Orsic Elmore Mr. and Mrs. John Girer Mrs. Annie Mac Halsey Family Miss Diane McKee Sgt. and Mrs. Alberta Elston Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cill Mr. Mrs. Carl Haygood Miss Georgia Emma Me Lester Mr. Willie El we 11 Mr. and Mrs. Gimm Mr. Charlcton Heston Mr. H S. Mack, Jr. Duke Ellington Mr. Leotis Cist, Jr. Miss Lenn Home Mr. H S. Mack, Sr. Rev. Willie Enight Mr. and Mrs. Leotis Gist and Family Mrs. Annie Laura Ingram Family Mrs. Lillian Mahamery Mrs. Annie Bell Epps Mr. and Mrs. Late Givnn Mr. Theodore Ingram Mr. Mrs. Charlie Mahonc Child Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Epps Mr. Herman Glaze Miss Delores Ingram Mr. Arthur L Mahone Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Espy and Miss Brenda Glenn Rev. J. P. Jackson Mrs. Lawrence Malone Willie Family Mr. Lawrence Clenn Miss Theresha Ann Jackson Mr. Mrs. Lowie Mahone Mrs. Annie R. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Sprugeon A. Glenn, Jr. Mr. John Peter Jackson Rev. Mrs. Lonnie Marsh Angela Mrs. Hattie Evans and Son Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Jackson and Mr. James Curtis Marshall Mr. Jazz Evan Mr. Will Clover Family Miss Mary Marshall Mr and Mrs. Lonnie Evans Mr. and Mrs. Joe Golden Mr. Rayfield Jackson Mr. Mrs. Aaron Martin Mr. Solomon Evans Sgt. and Mrs. Goodson Mr. and Mrs. Davis Lee Jackson and Mr. Dean Martin Mr Joseph Ezekiel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goodwin, Jr. and Son Mrs. Frances Martin Sgt and Mrs. W. M. Faison Family Mr. Johnny Jackson Mr Mrs. Thomas Mayton Mrs. Annie Fanicin Miss Eloisc Goodwin Capt. and Mrs Charles Jackson Mr. James Mason Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Fannin Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gorden and Family Mrs. Thelma Jackson Mr Jim Meadows Miss Jane Fonda Mr. Curtis J. Gordon Mrs. Myitis Jackson Beatrice Menefee Mrs. Corene Farley Mr. and Mrs. Unogenc Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer James Mrs. Helen Menefee Mrs. Ida Farley Rusty Mrs. Alice James and Family Mr. Mrs. William Menefee Mrs. Pearlie M. Farlic Mrs. Eva R. Gore Mr. and Mrs. Grant James Mr. Mrs. David Vann Mrs. Lula Ann Farmer Mr. Jim Gosha Sgt. and Mrs. Arthur Jamison Rev. Mrs. Charles Miller Family Mrs. Jessie Feainzes Mr. Leonard Gorficld Mrs. Jessie Jefferson and Family Mr. Mrs. Alfred Millett Mrs. Nancy Fears Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Z Gosha Miss Willie Pearl Jefferson Mr. Mrs. James Mims Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fcggans and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Goss and Family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jenkins Miss Marilyn Mims Family Mrs. Ruby Graham Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson Mrs. Carrie Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cranberry, Sr. Mrs. Minnie Johnson Mrs. Elmara Mitchell Sgt. and Mrs. Wm Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Willie L Cranberry, Jr. Mrs. Tiny Mae Johnson Mrs. Gussie Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Finch, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Cary Grant Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson Rev. G. W. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Willie Fincher Mr. Joe Grant Mr. Levester Johnson and Family Mr. Mrs. Jerry Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher and Family Mrs. Mary Grant Miss Eamcstine Johnson Mr. Leon Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Fitzpatrick and Mr. Nathaniel Grant Mrs. Naifcy Johnson Mr. Mrs. Sylvester Mitchell Daughter Sp 5 Paul A. Crant 197 Mr. Warren E. Johnson II Mr. Willie Mitchell PA TROJVS Mrs. Louise Moore Mrs. Mary Emma Mom Mr. Mrs. Ezekiel Moreland Miss Rose Mary Morris Mr. Mrs. Wayne Morris Family Mrs. Annie Pearl Moses Mrs. Elizabeth Moses Miss Julia Pearl Murray Herman Murphy Mrs. Alma P. Nash Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Ncaglcs and Family SFC. and Mrs. Neal and Family Mrs. Ruby Neal Mr. Paul Newman Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Nolan and Family Mr. and Mrs. Fate Nelson Mrs. Indiana Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Nix Miss Zorabce Norman Mr. dc Mrs. Charlie Obleton Sgt. Mrs. Tommy Obleton, Sr. Dr. dc Mrs. W. S. Odom dt Son Mrs. Erlynne P. Oglcn Mrs. Patsy C. Oglctrce Mr. dc Mrs. Lee Owens Mr. Tinney Owens Mrs. L Pace Mr. dc Mrs. Rayfee Parham Burgess Parker J. Parker Parker Dry Goods dc Shoes Mr. dc Mrs. John Parker Mrs. Lillie M. Parker Mrs. Marcella Parker Mrs. Marie Paeker Miss Modolene Parker Miss O. Parker Mr. Shed Parker Mr. dc Mrs. Wiley Parker Mr. Mrs. Coy Edward Paschal dc Family Mr. Ronnie Paschal Mr. dc Mrs. James Paschal Mr. Stanford Paschal Mr. dc Mrs. Jack Passailaigue Mr. Lewis Passmore Mr. Hard Patrick Mr. dc Mrs. Eddie Patter Mrs. Ethel Payne Sgt. Fred Pearsley Rev. dc Mrs. A. Pearson dc Family Mrs. Emma Pearson Mrs. Melvin Pearson Son Sgt. Willie L Pearson Mr. Cregory Peek Mr. Melsin Penn Mrs. Ethel Pennygraph Mr. Eddie Pepper Mrs. Mary E. Pepper Sgt. dc Mrs. Perry Mr. dc Mrs. Aaron Perry, Jr. Sgt. Mrs. Andrew Perry Calvin Perry Mrs. Learald Perry dc Daughter Mr. Thomas Perry Mr. Brock Peters Mr. Peterson Mr. dc Mrs. Abraham Peterson Mr. Mrs. Albert Peterson Son Mr. dc Mrs. William Peterson Mrs. Lena Phillips Mrs. Mattie Phillips Mr. Mrs Walter Phillips The Phillips Family Rev Mrs N Phillips Mr dc Mrs. Fletcher Pickett Leroy Pickett dc Daughter Mr. John D. Persve Mrs. Jeffery Pinkins Mr. dc Mrs. Charlie Pipkins Mr. Johnny Pittman Beverly, Jacqueline dc David Pitts Mr dc Mrs. Eddie Pitts Mr. James Pitts Mr. Mrs. John Pitts Mr. John Hinton Pitts Mr. Sidney Poiticr Miss Leontyne Price Mr. Elvis Presley S Sgt. dr Mrs. Joseph Quarterman Mr. Willie Quine Mrs. Gertrude Ray Mr. William Thomas Rayford Mrs. Carrie Reese Mr. Jessie Reese Mrs. Violene Reese Mr. dc Mrs. King S. Reeves Family Mrs. Lucille W. Reid Mr Leroy Richarson Mr. Harry James Riley Sgt dc Mrs. Charles Rogers Mr Willie S. Robinson Mr. Mrs. Emile Roberts Mrs. Veto Romeo Mr. dr Mrs Allan Rothchilds dc Children Mr. dc Mrs. Robert Sanders Mr. Henry A. Sanderson Mr. David Sanks Mr. and Mrs. Elishcr Sanks Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Sanks, Jr. Mrs. Jeanie Sanks Mr. Micheal Sapp Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sapp Mr. Joseph G. Sarlbum Mr Jean Paul Sartre Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott Mrs. Edna Scott Mrs. Ella Wcasc Scott Mr. Eugene Scott Mrs. Helen Scott Mr. and Mrs. Otis Scott Mr. Robert L Scott S Sgt. Floyde and Mrs. Mildred Scott and Skip Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott Sgt. and Mrs. W. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Searcy Mrs. Mattie Searcy and Family Miss Queen Ester Searcy Mr. Samuel Scars Mrs Mandella Seay Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scldon Miss Bessie Scldon Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Seldon Mr. and Mrs. William Senior and Family Mr. and Mrs Willie Senior Mr. Herman Sewell Rev. and Mrs. Bessie Shaw Mrs Marie Shedrick Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shell Mr. John Sheperd Mr. Willie M. Shelby Rev. and Mrs. Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shelton and Family Mrs. Minnie Shelton Mr. Sam Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Chareles Sherrill Miss Lucy Shipman Mrs. Ethel Shipp Mr. George Shipp Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shipp Mr. and Mrs. Quilbert Shipp Mr. Jesse Short Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Shortc and Dino Mr. Mac Arthur Shorts Red Skelton Mrs. Eldora Simes and Son Sgt. and Mrs. Leroy Simmonds Mrs. Mary Belle Simmons and Son Mrs. Maybcllc Simmons Miss Terra Simmons Mrs. Maybclle Simmons and Son Mrs. Mary Belle Simmons Mrs. Lynetta Simpson and Family Capt. and Mrs. Paul E. Sims and Son Miss Nancy Sinatra Mr. Frank Sinatra dc Mia Mrs. Henritta Sipp Mrs. Ollic Slade Sgt. and Mrs. C. W. Slaton Mrs. Frankie Slaughter and Family Miss Venna Slaughter Mr G. S. Slayter Sfc. and Mrs. Smithe and Family Mrs A. Smith and Family Mrs. B Smith Mr. Ben Smith Mrs. Bessie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Colbert Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. Donlad Smith and Qicrly Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harric Smith Mr. Herman Smith Mr. Herman Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and Wanda Mr. and Mrs. John Allen and Family Mrs. Judith Smith Mr. Lloyd Smith Mrs. Mary Smith Mrs. Otis Smith Mrs. Pearlie M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Mrs. Rosa Smith Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. L Smith and Family Mr and Mrs. Willie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lillie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Walker Smith Mr. John Smell Mrs. Marie Snell Mr. and Mrs. Solices and Family Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spark The Sparks Mrs. Oliva Sparks Mrs. Gladys L Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Odis Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Spencer Mr. Marion Spiney Mr. Robert Spivey, Sr. and Family Miss Barbara Stanwyck Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Talley Mr Jessie Talley Mrs. Rosie Talley Mr. Alex Tarver Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tarver Mr. Curtis Tarver Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Tarver Mr. Ulysses Tate A 2c Walter Tate Mr. Willie Lee Tate Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lewis Tate Miss Barbara Jean Taylor Miss Cynthia Taylor Mr. Dessie Taylor and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Taylor Mrs. Egon Taylor Mrs. Eva Taylor Mr. Lane Ceorge Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Taylor and Family Joyce and Austin Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Terry Mrs. Emma S. Terry Mr. and Mrs. L J. Terry and Barry Mrs. Annie L Thomas Miss Betty Jean Thomas Mrs. Carrie Thomas and Mozcll Mr. Qiarlic Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Charlie Bell Thomas Mr. Clifford Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas Mrs. Dora Thomas Mr Dwayne Edward Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Felix Thomas Mr. George Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Hallic Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Thomas Mrs. Ida Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas and Family Mrs. Julia B. Thomas Miss Mary Alice Thomas Mrs. Mattie Thomas Mr. Mitchell Thomas Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Thomas and Son Mrs. M. L. Thomas Mrs. Rebecca Thomas Mrs. Sarah Thomas Misses Connie and Sheila Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tolbert and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tolbert Miss Bobbie J. Thompson Mrs. Ida Gamble Thompson and Family Sgt. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson Mrs. Odessa Thompson and Hazel Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Thompson and Family Mrs. Ruth Thompson Rev. and Mrs. W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thornton and Family Sgt. and Mrs Timothy Thornton and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Otis Thornton Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Threatt and Family Mr Mrs. Nathaniel Threatt Mr. dr Mrs. Thunder Mr. dc Mrs. James Tigner Sp 4 John H. Tigner Mrs. Ethel Tillman Mr. dc Mrs. Albert Tinsley Family Mrs. Bobbie Tolbert Mr. dc Mrs. Charles Tolbert dc Family Mr. Dan Tolbert Mr. David Tolbert Miss Ellen Tolbert Mrs. Isabelle Tolbert Mr. Mrs. Joe Tolbert dc Daughter Mr. Horace Tolliver Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Toombes Family Mr. dc Mrs. James Toney Mr. Otis Toombes Mrs. Dorothea Upchurch Mrs. Eugenia Upshaw Mr. Mrs. William Upshaw Family Miss Leslie Uggams Mrs. Ethel Vance Miss Sheila Vann Mr dc Mrs. Willie Vaughn Rev. Mrs. Curtis Veasley Miss Eddie Bell Veasley Miss Shirley Veasley Mr. dr Mrs. Vanderbilt Villavasso dc Edward Viking Social Club Mr. Reatha Vinson Rev. dc Mrs. Layafctte Vontress S Sgt. James Yancy Mrs. Ethel Yolkum Miss Loretta Young Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wallace Mr. Johnnie H. Walters, Sr. S Sgt. and Mrs. Walton Mr. Clarence Walton Mr. H Walton Mr. and Mrs. John Walton Mrs. Mary Kate Walton Mrs. Lorenzo Walton Sgt. Randolph Walton Mr Benjamin Wansley Mr. Columbus Wansley, Sr. Mrs. Mildred Wansley 198 PATRONS Mrs. Bennie C. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ward S Sgt. and Mrs. Henry Ward, Jr. and Children S Sgt. and Mrs. R P. Ward Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ware and Son Mrs. Emma L Ware and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Ware Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L Ware Mr. Willie Ware Sgt Leo Warren Mr George Warren Miss Mildred Warren Sgt. and Mrs. Willie Warren Mrs. Alice Walker Mrs. Annie Walker Miss Annie Pearl Walker Mr. Armon Walker III Mrs. Bernice Walker and Son Mrs. Carrie Walker and Family Mr. Cleo Franklin Walker, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Walker and Family Mr. Dennis Walker Mrs. Elnora Walker Mrs. Eula Walker Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Walker and Son Mr. Ceorge Walker Miss Geraldine Walker Mr. Harry Walker Mr. Howard Walker Mr. James Walker Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Mrs. Louise Walker Mrs. Mary Walker Miss Mary Walker Miss Mary Elizabeth Walker Mrs. Minnie Walker Mr. Otis Walker Miss Patricia Walker Mr. Sherman Walker, Sr. Mr and Mrs. Sherman Walker Rev. and Mrs W. W. Walker Mr Willie S. Walker Miss Zora Walker Mrs. Elizabeth Washington Mrs. Emma Washington Sgt. and Mrs. J. L Washington and Family Miss Iula Washington Mr and Mrs Troy Washington Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Watkins Miss Jessie Watson Mr and Mrs. John T. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Patron Watson Mrs Gladys Watts Mrs. Ellen Weaver Mrs. Lula Weaver Miss Carrie Webb S Sgt. and Mrs. Mickey Webb Mrs Lizzie Welborn Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Welborn, Sr. and Family Mr. Richard Welborn Rev. and Mrs. P. W. Weldon Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Wells, Sr. Miss Martha Wells Capt. Richard E. Wells Well's and Welch's Dept Store Mr. Lee Wesley Mrs. Alberta West Mr. Charles Westbrook Mr. Brady Whaley Miss Effie N Whatley Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Whatley and Connie Mr. Luther Wheeler Mr. Dock White Mr. and Mrs. Elex White Miss Elizabeth White Mr. Freddie L White Miss Helen White Mrs. Marie White Miss Cornelia Ann Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Whitehead Mrs. Louise Whitehead Mrs. Nell Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whittlesey and Family Mr. Walter Charles Whittlesey Dexter, Dale, Danny, and Dennis Whittlesey Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Whittlesey Mr. and Mrs. John T. Whittlesey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whittlesey, Jr. and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whittlesey, Sr. Mrs. P ggy Whittlesey and Sons Miss Alicia Elaine Williams Mrs. Amanda Williams Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Williams Miss Lula Williams Mr. Clarence Willie Williamson. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Williams Mr. Clyde Williams Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams Mrs. Cubadcen Williams and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ctirtis Williams Mrs. Della Williams and Family Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Williams Mrs. E. F. Williamson Mrs. Ella Williams Mrs. Essie Williams Mrs. Evelyn Williams Mrs. Fannie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Williams Miss Cladys Williams Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Williams Mrs Hattie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams Mr. and Mrs. Herman Williams Mrs. Iola Williams Mr- and Mrs. James Williams and Son Mr. James E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Williams and Family Mr and Mrs. James Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. John H. Williams, Jr. Mr. Johnnie Williams and Family Miss Johnnie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams and Son Mr. and Mrs. King Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams Mr. R. B Williams Mrs. Ruby Williams Mr. Robert Lee Williams Sgt. and Mrs. Sam F. 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Best Wishes EDMONDS BROTHER ENTERPRISES Edmonds Realty Co. Coin Omatic Laundry , Edmonds Grocery Dream Girl Beauty Salon 1 900 6th St. Columbus, Go. 24 1 2 10th St. 327-2911 Congratulations to the Class of '67 S SGT. MRS. GRANDVILLE MEADOWS 221 Tye Ave., West Union Springs, Alabama Congratulations to the Class of 1967 MRS. EDDA REE WILLIAMSON Fort Benning, Georgia To Clarence Williamson Upon Your Graduation From Your God-Mother MISS MEDALENE PARKS Congratulations From SENIOR ADVISORS The Members of MOUNT TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH Would Like to Congratulate the Graduating Class of 1967 2 Shephard Court Columbus, Ga. Thanks to Mrs. Constance Ward, our homeroom teacher, for her guidance and kindness shown over the years. L to R Marcus, Barbara, Calvin, Cynthia, Hamp, Margie, Katherine, Elaine, Terra, Lorry, Larry, Jeanett, Japhrain, Lilia, Howard, John, Kenneth, Haywood, Gloria, Alfred, Gary. SULLIVAN'S REXALL DRUGS Compliments of HOLLYWOOD WIGS 9 E 10th Street Compliments of EIGHT STREET SERVICE STATION 801 6th Ave. Herman Hilton RIGHT WAY BARBER SHOP 2305 14th Ave. William F. Brown Master Barber 689-5064 OK TIRE STORES 417 4th Ave. Phone FA 2-4453 Columbus, Georgia The Finest in Tires and Tire Services Best Wishes S W LOUNGE 800 9th Street Prop. Sanders—Washington ILL my It says here Bill Heard has the car. Compliments of McCOYS FOOD STORES 925 Broadway 4217 Hamilton Rd. 1639 13th Ave. Columbus, Ga. P.O. Box 1434 Compliments of V. V. VICK JEWELERS Your Quality Jewelers in Columbus, Georgia C COMPANY mrn) andBOYSaloxt My camera came from V. V. Vick. 1218 Broadway CHANCELLOR is the store for me. just taste what's happened to barbecue! First, the meat's top grade U.S. In- spected 'n fresh! Then it's barbecued the old-fashioned way, slowly over real hickory embers. Sauce? Secret 'n zesty! This is why a Little Pigs bar- becue is a captivating delight! Try one. 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Compliments of NOVELTY SHOP Clothes for the Family 1027 Broadway PEP JAY AUTO PARTS We're rushing to Joe's for some sea food. 550 3rd Ave. FA 2-2737 Pep Jay has Artistic Craftsmen. Victory Drive Cusseto Rd. Congratulations to KENNETH ROUSE CEDAR HILLS FOOD STOP Congratulations to The Place for the Entire Family To Shop WILLIE ROGERS Congratulations to CYNTHIA ALEXANDER from Her Family Happy Graduation to Will You Please Take This Grocery List to Cedar Hills Food Stop? Billy Galbraith, Prop. 4589 Cussela Rd. Best Wishes to DELORES INGRAM Compliments of GLORIA WILSON On Her Graduation SENIOR HOMEROOM 5. NECHTMAN’S STUDIO 113 12th Street Weddings, Portraits, Schools Nechtman will Take Pictures of Classes and Proms