Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1972 volume:

Published by the students of SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL Columbus, Georgia Guidance Honors Seniors Faculty School Clubs Athletics Features ....... Underclassmen . Patrons ........ Faculty Roster Epilogue ....... Advertisements 11 12 17 35 55 79 91 96 99 115 121 123 125 THE PRINCIPAL E. T. Lindsey Transition is the key word that describes Spencer High School during the 19 1-72 school year as the racial composition of staff and students changed tremendously. Thus the class of 1972 will be recorded in the annuals of Spencer as the first in- tegrated graduation class. Our student body during this transitional year appears to have the attributes of enthusiasm, of vitality and of stamina that characterize youth. It is wonderful because you will need these things. You will need them as you learn; as you prepare to lead our nation in the years to come. The problems and challenges of tomorrow can only be met by the young people of today who are endowed with the wonder- ful attributes of youth. The senior class of 1972 is well qualified to meet these opportunities and responsibilities. ASSISTANTS TO THE ADMINISTRATION GLENN WALLACE He works behind the scene but his presence is greatly felt. BOOKER T. STAFFORD An efficient member of the administrative staff. Always on the job. A dedicated and sincere individual who has helped many of us make adjustments—and how! JIM BUNTIN Assistant Principal Dr. William Henry Shaw Superintendent of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Columbus, Georgia Mr. T. Hiram Stanley, President Mr. J. Ellis Swint, First Vice-President Mr. J. W. Feighner, Second Vice-President Dr. Robert H. Carpenter Mrs. Frank C. David Dr. M. Delmar Edwards Mr. Elmer D. Finck Mr. Wilson F. Fowle, Jr. Dr. James M. Grant Mr. B. H. Hardaway, III Mr. William E. Harrell Dr. John T. Miller Mr. David Rothschild, II Dr. Philip T. Schley Mrs. Joseph J. Spano Dr. William Henry Shaw, Secretary Mr. G. Nathan Hunter, Treasurer Mr. J. Madden Hatcher, Legal Counsel Dr. Frederick W. Kirby Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Mr. R. Brice Carson Assistant Superintendent for Personnel Mr. G. Nathan Hunter Treasurer Mr. Nathan M. Patterson Assistant Superintendent for Special Services 6 PROLOGUE In a few days our sojourn at Spencer High School will be- come history. It was surely only yesterday that our quest for knowledge began. The years have passed swiftly. Our awareness of things past and present has increased our desire to be a part of “what’s happening.” The challenges of the 70’s are great. Although there is much that is right and beautiful in our world, there is also much that, if we can change it, will lift mankind to glorious heights of human existence. Such are our thoughts as this edition of the Spencerian goes to press. —David Hill Editor-in-Chief CHAO: Student Concerns ► of the ' twOs [TEEN-AGERS] USK MORE IQUESTIONS I THE FIGHT TO SAVE THE FREE WORLD ■ lUjyyjui, ......... You mean it’s not “nude” day? See Boys? Nothing to it! w m Look at me baby! If 1 were your woman! Uh, Uh, Dandruff. SCHOOL SONG All hail! to old Spencer Thy colors green and gold Stand as a symbol of our love untold All 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 strengthen 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! SCHOOL HYMN 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 ev’er revere thy name! School of great fame, we’ll ev’er revere thy name! GUIDANCE ERNESTINE A. MACK Director of Guidance Guidance services at Spencer High constitute an integral part of the educational program. These services are under the professional direction and coordination of qualified school counselors and the administrative leadership of our school principal. The counselors believe that their work as counselors must help our students acquire knowledge and under- standings essential for them to make profound selections and decisions concerning their personal, social, eco- nomic, educational and vocational lives. O. C. HILL Counselor SANDRA NATION Miss Mack and Vanessa Stewart discuss college plans. Counselor 11 H 0 N 0 R S Cynthia Reynolds—Teenage Sewing Queen of Columbus Hattie Sumbry—Second place winner—City- wide fashion show Vanessa Stewart—Miss Cosmetology Bessie Thomas—Miss Junior Cosmetology Bill Terry—1st place in Spencer Chess Tournament. Mr. Shehane—Nominated for “Outstanding Young Educator” HONORS Robert McDuffy—1st place in Regional Track meet and running. Cross Country. Sue Gubert—“Good Citizenship Award” Edwin Font—1st place—Drill Meet. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President—Robert Turner, Joyia Anthony Vice President—William Strum Secretary—Shirley Jones Treasurer—Belinda Henderson Assistant Treasurer—Chuck Hunt Business Manager—Mary Green Sgt.-at-Arms—-Douglas Bradshaw Junior Council Members Senior Council Members lomore Council Members Freshman Council Members SENIORS In the annals of Spencerian history the class of ’72 is unique. Instead of the usual four years of being together as a class we can boast of only one. When we finally realized that integration in the Muscogee County School District was indeed a fact each of us experienced mixed emotions. Since change is often a painful procedure some of us expected great suf- fering. The communications media had had a field day ever since the first signs of integration had appeared on the horizon. Some of us were really “uptight” — but many of us had previously been enrolled in integrated schools and “feared no evil.” As the school year progressed that “old Spencer spirit” seemed to be working overtime. Slowly but surely we began to feel at home. New friend- ships were formed and old ones renewed. We worked together, played together and studied together. WE BECAME A CLASS. CLASS OFFICERS Duuglaa Norman Vice President { Lavonne Ford Treasurer Kathy Cain Assistant Secretary Henry Thomas President Brenda Bennefield Secretary Aaron Hourel Parliamentarian DAVID BARFIELD “All his friends rate him high; he’s what you call a swell guy.” BRENDA F. BENNEFIELD “A great personality and a lot of fun.” JUDY BENNEFIELD “An all round girl with a thousand good traits.” FORREST BISHOP “Restless and on the move.” SANDRA G. BLACKMON “As merry as the day is long.” VANESSA BLAIR “Never idle, never still, always talking, always will.” PAUL BONAIR “He succeeds in whatever he endeavors.” RICHARD C. BORG “Beware, I may yet do something sensational.” WILLIAM BROOKS “The highest of distinctions is service to others.” JACQUELINE BROWN “Most of us don’t need to be led into temptation— I can find my own way.” WILLIAM BROWN “A guy who loves to watch work.” JOSH BRYANT “Never do today, what you can put off until tomorrow.” CLARK BUFORD “Great modesty often hides great merit.” SARAH BURKES “Courtesy she’ll give, not lend.” VERONICA BYRD “Enjoy yourself while you may, tomorrow is an- other day.” 18 KATHY CAIN “A willing heart and a helping hand, makes her a friend to the world.” JIMMY CARROLL “The man who blushes is not quite a brute.” WANDA CARTHAR “A girl of hope and a forward looking mind.” DORIS CHERRY “She packs her troubles in a box and sits on the lid and smiles.” DONNIE COKER “A friendly fellow.” MICHAEL COOK “All who know him are quick to agree that he is a fine guy in both word and deed.” CYNTHIA CULLER “A pinch of mischief with a lot of friendliness.” GLENDA CURENTON “Ambition has no risk.” CLARENCE DAY “Where he meets a stranger, there he leaves a friend.” JOE DENSON “A true heart that win many friends.” MELISSA A. DIXON “Her heart’s desire is to always be achieving.” JACKIE DOWELL “TTte world is his.” FREDDIE L. DRAKE ‘‘Cold hand and a warm heart.” GREG DUREL “Leave silence to the saints, I’m only human.” ROBERT EHRHARDT “All I want out of school is myself.” GLORIA FANNIEL “Give me a little time. I’ll get there.” LAVONNE FORD “Never too busy to help you out, always pleasant to have about.” BERNARD FRANCIS “The type of guy that’s okay in everybody’s book.” THOMAS FULLER “Life without mischief is no life at all.” MIRIAM GAMBLE “A girl of hope and a forward looking mind.” MARGARET GARDNER “To make knowledge valuable, you must have the cheerfulness of wisdom. CYNTHIA GLENN “The mildest manners, kind words for everyone.” SANDRA GLENN “Her happy disposition, her ready smile have won her friends for many a mile.” CHRISTINA GONZALES “Her heart is like the moon; ever changing but always a man in it.” 20 BOBBY GOSHA “Look forward for tomorrow.” JAMES GOSHA “I can resist anything but temptation.” MARY GREEN “In life she finds a lot of fun, but when there’s work, she gets it done.” CLARISSA E. GREENE “Success is at the door for those who wait.—Cheer Up! The worst is yet to come.” WARDRICK GRIFFIN “While you’re alive: LIVE!” SUE M. GUBERT “She likes to walk, but not alone.” AVARD HALL “Girls are a lot of bologna, but there’s nothing like bologna.” LOUIS HALL “A good and honest man.” TOBY HAMMETT “The height of power in women rests In tranquility.” KATHY HARPER “She gives her best and receives the same.” REGINA HATCHETT “A friend in truth, and a soul sincere.” HELEN HAXTON “Look forward for tomorrow.” RODNEY HAYNES “Ask no question and you’ll be told no lie.” SHIRLEY J. HENNING “I worry little, study less; this is my idea of hap- piness.” DAVID HILL “My heart is like a pot of gold—hard to get yet harder to hold.” KATHY HILL “Friendly, neat and good natured.” SHEILA D. HINNANT “Her kindness is never ending.” AARON A. HOUREL “Worry kills men—Why die?” CAROLYN HOWARD “Her smile is the passport to success and happiness.” MARY HOWARD “Pleasantly nice and nicely pleasant.” DAVID R. HUDSON “A friendly fellow.” CREIG JENKINS “I’ll agree with you, but you’re wrong.” BARBARA JOHNSON “There’s a little angel in her smile, but a little devil in her eyes.”- DAVID R. JOHNSON “My only objection to education is books.” 22 PATRICIA JOHNSON “Never without a good word for all.” ARNOLD JONES If only I could do things I think of.” DELLA JONES “Life is too short to worry—the man who under- stands this woman is qualified to understand pretty well everything.” SHIRLEY JONES “The love that follows us sometimes is our trouble.” RUBYNELL JORDAN “Measured by quality not quantity.” PAUL R. JUSTICE “Easy going, but he gets there just the same.” MARTHA L. KING “Quiet persons are welcome anywhere.” MARY LEWARNE “A merry heart maketh a cheery countenance.' DEBBIE LUTZ “Simplicity is a jewel rarely found.” LARRY M. LYNN “If you’re going to leave the band of life, you must face the music.” KATHY MAHONE “Better an open enemy than a false friend.” VICTORIA MANUEL “Always helpful, jolly and gay. getting sweeter every day.” GEORGE MARTIN “He’s worth his weight in gold.” LAMAR MARSHALL “Full of mischief and seldom blue.” DEBORAH A. MATHIS “The longer you know her, the sweeter she grows.’ CLARA L .MAYS “She’s small, but so is a stick of dynamite.1 DEBBIE McGLAUN “Here today, gone tomorrow.” RUTH McKNIGHT “Born talking, never lost her birth right.” SAMMY MERCHANT “All the fitness he requireth is to feel your need of him.” BEVERLY L. MITCHELL “Faults are thick where love is thin.” JOHN MOBLEY “I was bom for something great — now what was it?” RODNEY MORRIS “Whosoever would be a man must be a noncon- formist.” TANYA MORRIS “Don’t let her small size fool you.” CAROLYN MURPHY “Good things come in small packages.” 24 MARILYN MURRAY “Her mind is like a railroad time-table, subject to change without notice.” EDWARD J. NIX “A man for all seasons.” JEFF R. NORWALL “Be like wire and you won’t get stepped on.” DOUGLAS R. NORMAN “We’ve got to build a better man before we build a better society.” LINDA OLIVER “It’s a friendly soul that always wins an abundant lost of loyal friends.” WILLIAM PATTERSON “A witty remark for every occasion.” LISA PERO “Quiet and self composed.” DIANNE PORTER “She may look quiet, but look again.” THOMAS POWELL “The wit of a sentimental cynic will cut open the heart for truth.” 25 JOANN PUGH “Gentle, joyous, and lots of fun to know.” CYNTHIA REYNOLDS “Life without laughter would be a dreary blank.” OREDIUS ROBINSON “If you have learned to walk be patient with my stumbling then I’ll do my best.” JOANNE ROGERS “What we do not understand we do not possess.” CAROL SANTA ANA “Some cause happiness wherever they go; she causes happiness whenever she goes. ROMANO SCOTT “Keep on your toes and you won’t run down at the heels.” JOHN SHELLING “Life is 10% what you make it and 90% how you take it.” KAY SLOCUMB “The kindly word that falls today may bear its fruit tomorrow.” GLENDA SMITH “A good manner springs from a good heart, and fine manners are the outcome of unselfish kind- � � ROGER SMITH “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.” REBECCA STARCHER “Kindness is a language the dumb can speak and the deaf understand.” WILLIE STEVENSON JR. “You can preach a better sermon with your life than with your lips.” VANESSA STEWARD “Laugh a little—love a little.” SHERRY STONE “Winter on her head—Eternal spring in her heart.” CLIFFORD STRUM “A man’s mind is like his car. If it gets to knocking too much, he’d better have it overhauled or change it.” 26 WILLIAM STRUM “Life without laughter would be a dreary blank.” HATTIE SUMBRY “Dignity is the capacity to hold back on the tongue what never should have been in the mind in the first place.” SEAN SUMMERS “The mind is the master of man.” HENRY THOMAS “Few words, many thoughts.” JIMMY THOMAS “A man is rich according to what be is, not ac- cording to what he has.” ROBERT TURNER “A gentleman is a gentle man.” RICHARD VALENTINI “One of the best things a man can have up his sleeve is a funny-bone.” JAMIE VOTER “May all her flirting pay off.” TOMMY WAGES, JR. “A loose tongue often gets into a tight place.” 27 LARRY WALDON “The highest reward for a man's toil is not what he gets for it, but rather what he becomes by it.” ERNEST WALKER “He’s full of pep and fun and liked by everyone.” REGINA WALKER “A friend is one who knows all about you and still likes you.” PATRICIA WAIT It’s smart to pick your friends—but not to pieces.” ALFRED WHITE “Friendship is the only cement that will ever be- hold the world together.” BENJAMIN WHITTLESEY “Joy is not in things, it is in us.” GLENDA WILLIAMS “An open mind leaves a chance for someone to drop a worthwhile thought in it.” GREGORY WILLIAMS “Friends are made by many acts—and lost by only one.” JESSIE WILLIS “Trying time are times for trying.” PATRICIA WILLIS “A friend is the one that comes to you when all the others leave.” EUGENE WILSON “What a fool does in the end, the wise man does in the beginning.” HELEN WILSON “The only time you mustn’t fail is the last time you try.” CARRIE WYATT “We may give without loving, but we cannot love without giving.” RONALD McDOUGALD “Seems as if some people grow with responsibility —others just swell.” KATHY PALMER “It is only the forgiving who are qualified to re- ceive forgiveness.” INNER FEELINGS GONE AGAIN A smile slowly fading, listening to an empty phone. Walking from the fire while my cat stares inquisitly. He and I both know its over, but caring too much to let go. The suns love rays stream through the curtains onto an empty room. Rushing in to care for lost feelings. I don’t know—just an unspoken thing. I can be in the old familiar room— feeling warm in front of myself— thinking, over old and lost times, again. Laughing . . . with my sad eyes. —Darlene Jones WHAT WAS OF A FOOTPRINT You erased him from my mind Like a footprint washed off the sand by the sea. Let us sit back and watch the ocean’s tide and drink its water in our loneliness of time. But didn’t someone once tell me that people keep walking on the sand? The waves keep rolling in, For you left a footprint, only to be washed away. —Darlene Jones WICKED grey clouds blow tauntingly at the sky, trees sway to kiss the ground— I feel like flying up to meet the darkened sky, to play tauntingly with the wind. Swoop down to kiss the ground and back up again. Feeling wicked. —Darlene Jones UNITY AND PEACE To unite we must have peace for this is what the U.N. seeks. Worldwide peace all over the land should be established among every man. c Life is short and so are the days . . . we should unite and create peace in many ways. There is no time for prejudices and hate. We must try to conquer the word called fate. Unity is man getting together where peace is to last forever where discrimination will be a word of the past . . . as we progress to obtain what will last. Ruth McKnight Picture in your mind’s eye . . . a willow tree with a beautiful scene surrounding it Just like a willow tree that stands alone, I’ve been this way since I was born. No one really cares about me. I’m just like that old willow tree. I weep, mourn, and cry. Everybody always pass me by. Each day as I go through life, I face many hardships and strife. Will I ever be fancy free and not be compared to a willow tree? Only I can find my way, Hoping to conquer the obstacles day after day. Willow tree you’re not alone. I’ve been this way since I was born. Ruth McKnight 29 Cover designer Felix Brooks Shcrnita Stallings. Photography Assistant and Mrs. Hudson, Advisor get it together for another day of shooting. SPENCERIAA Ad Staff: Della Jones, David Hill, Joann Pugh, Regina Walker, and Craig Jenkins. STAFF Ray Crowell Photography STAFF Editor-In-Chief Associate Editor David Hill Henry Thomas Sports Editor Gregory Williams Copy and Lay-out: Lavonne Ford, Hattie Sumbry, Carol Santa Ana, Henry Thomas and Chri9 Gonzales. 31 SECRETARIAL STAFF Juanita Jones Secretary to the Principal C. Snelling Librarian Secretary to the Catherine Williams Record Clerk Margaret Pruitt Secretary to Guidance Department CAFETERIA STAFF L-R: Ethel Nathaniel, Mary Williams, Beatris Robinson, Viola Joseph, Mary Brocking- ham, Odessa Banks. Bottom: Ozclla Hall, Ruth Wynn, Ozie Bell Woodward, Lillian John- son, Rosie Harvey. 34 ART “A thing of beauty is a joy forever ... It will never pass into nothingness!” The contribution of the artist is beauty. The artist has appointed himself to make man, more aware of life, to startle him with new experiences, and to deepen his sensitivity. Through art man’s consciousness is made aware of a higher, more enduring morality which is not bound by cultural differences, or creeds. A work of art is the embodiment of truth-truth, which is the en- during morality, which draws its life-blood from beauty. Tom Bryant Instructor 36 BUSINESS Anna Douglas Typing-Shorthand Doris Reid Business-V.O.T. Kenneth Evans Business The Business Department of Spencer High School seeks to develop an understanding of the present-day need for well-trained workers, and to develop an appreciation of the necessity for making plans for a career in which each individual can make his contribution to per- sonal, social civic, and economic well-being. Margaret Gardner takes her short- hand seriously. 37 Typing students Diane Porter, Della Jones and Cynthia Reynolds know that accuracy is as important as speed. COSMETOLOGY Cosmetology refers to the scientific study and prac- tice of beauty culture. Cosmetology as a professional career offers many opportunities and rewards to those students who receive training, have developed an, attractive appearance and a charming personality and who observe professional ethics. Motto: “Beauty is our Business” Helen Lindsey Instructor A Wet set is the project of Elder Clay. His client is classmate Kathy Gipe. 38 Shirley Henning and Tommy Wages explore the wealth of materials on job information avail- able to students in Distributive Education. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Creates among students a desire for good leader- ship through part time work, related instruction and many other D.E. Activities. Ralph Barnhart Instructor A desire for work experiences motivates many students to enroll in this course. 39 DRIVER EDUCATION “And leave the driving to us” B. C. Carswell Instructor 40 The driver education course means lower insurance rates for the parents of these students. Brenda Steward Charlie Walker PHYSICAL EDUCATION “To lose one’s health renders science null, art inglorious, strength unavailing, wealth useless, and eloquence powerless.” From dawn to dusk, five days a week, the Spencer High gymnasium and field are a kaleido- scope of colorful activities. Whether practicing for a special event or just having fun, a group of spirited girls and boys can always be found there. During gym periods, the Physical Education Department, in recognizing the need for individual as well as group development provides physical fitness exercises and team activities. Jim Whitt David Adkins Joyce Hammonds FOREIGN LANGUAGES “Every language is a temple in which the soul of those who speak it is enshrined.” Language is the result of an evolutionary process which began when primitive man uttered wounds in re- sponse to an emotion which he experienced. Prejudice and bigotry can be eliminated and our desire for peace strengthened with a study of the langu- ages of other peoples who then cease to be a blank mass and become human beings in whom we have an interest. The great necessity for deeper confidence among all people of the world in order to achieve lasting peace makes this discipline an invaluable acquaintance with a foreign language end with high school days or should it continue throughout our entire life-time, we gain in both knowledge and in understanding. Frances Wimsatt Spanish HOMEMAKING Education for the responsibilities of homemaking is now regarded as a vital part of the total school program for youth and adults in Georgia. Women of tomorrow must be prepared to serve effectively in their communities, in the professions and in industries, but without detriment to good home and fam- ily life which has been so important to our democratic way of life in America. Anne T. Hudson Instructor Carrie M. Webb Instructor Trying to achieve that professional look Um-ra. Smells good! Husband material INDUSTRIAL ARTS Adrian Mattox Metal Shop Studenta find metal work fascinating. Building for the future. Booker T. Edmonds Auto Mechanics C. W. Carpenter Brick-Masonry Safety in the use of power tools is stressed. Arthur Reeves Woodshop I think I’ve found the trou- ble. The engine is missing. LIBRARY EDUCATION The library provides a balanced book collec- tion and audiovisual materials for students and teachers of Spencer. It also provides reading guid- ance and helps students develop skill in the use of hooks and other library resources. Jeffrey Dillon Librarian Junior Library Assistants Mary L. Jackson Assistant Librarian Stimulates and guides pupils in all phases of their reading so that they may find increasing enjoy- ment and satisfaction and may grow in critical judgment and ap- preciation. MATHEMATICS “Hie study of mathematics, like the Nile, begins in minuteness, but ends in magnificence.” From the infinitesimal to the infinite, mathematics encompasses the entire range of the human mind. Its scope includes the earth and the sea, the world, the universe, and all that lies beyond. The most exact of the sciences, mathematics defines that which we can barely understand. Concepts so minute that we cannot comprehend them, and ideas so im- mense that we cannot imagine them, are not beyond the range of mathematics. The study of this science reaps its own rewards in the discipline of the mind. Estelle B. Stroy Jon Willis Douglas Norris Diane Koart Victor McDaniel Pamela Coffield Wendle McKenzie Barbara Durvin 46 Lillian S. Edmonds Vocal Music MUSIC Music is a means of emotional expression. The performer expresses his feeling through it, and in turn produces a feeling in his audience. In a chorus, voices harmonize to create an effect the instruments of an orchestra are arranged for the same purpose. Rather than conveying a concrete image, music stimulates the emotions to receive an intangible message. The feelings produced are often too vague to describe in words, yet can be strong enough to overwhelm us. Through creative performance of merely through listening intelli- gently to other musicians, we may find a new dimension in life. We can lose ourselves in another world-one separate from the physical, a world which explores our deepest longings in a language comprehen- sible to every time and every people. THE CHORUS 48 ENGLISH “Oh world 1 cannot hold thee close enough.” Through the guidance of Spencer High School’s distinguished English Department, we have received a picture of life with its many facets. The goal of our teachers was not only to teach us basic grammar and correct expression of thoughts and ideas but to present to us a mass of great literary works written by men and women who had grasped the significance in life in many times and places and who wished to pass some of their impressions and beliefs on to posterity. However, this was not all. We were not only to study the work of others but to create our own. We wrote papers, and our teachers corrected them and offered suggestions so that we could learn from our mistakes. We made oral reports and under our teachers guidance strove to speak distinctly and clearly. The English Department has been responsible for directing and helping us in the fields of literature, reading, and speech. English is the tool subject in the curriculum. It is due to these excellent teachers that we have received a strong foundation for all future work and that we are able to burst forth from ourselves and to go on to higher endeavors in our diversified careers ahead. Sandra Nagle English Paula Simko English Thomas Works English Reading Skills Miss Ford’s class in reading makes use of modern equipment to im- prove this necessary skill. Mr. Works class prepares to view a film of one of the great literary classics. Wanda Ca; Engli: Sharon Maxey English James Huling English Susan Landsidle English 50 R.O.T.C. TTie mission of the Junior Division, Reserve Officers’ Training Program is to inculcate habits of orderliness and precision, to instill discipline and thereby respect for constituted authority, to develop patriotism, and to encourage a high sense of per- sonal honor and deportment. To give the cadet elementary military training which will be of bene- fit to him, and of value to the nation when he be- comes a member of the Armed Forces. To develop an appreciation of the Army in its role of national security and to fully inform all cadets of the oppor- tunities for service therein. Sgt. Gordon J. Burkes Instructor Lt. Col. Robert Turner ley Jones, Mary Glatzel, Barbara William, Lisa Freeman. 51 SCIENCE Winston A. Andrews Physical Science Janie M. Brown Biology Nancy Campbell Chemistry John B. Cole Physical Science “The creaking of the tented sky The ticking of Eternity . . The myriad wonders of the universe were thought beyond our reach, its breadth too wide, its depths, gaping caverns. Slowly, we were led through formerly closed doors to encounter new experi- ences. We painfully pieced together our small bits of knowledge and were elated when we saw the pieces fit. Our gleaming mosaic formed a unified whole; we were proud of our creation. Studying science for us involved a constant search for truth. Each new achievement laid the basis for further conquests. Our new understanding gave us confidence and spurred us on. Students explore the possibilities of scientific research. Physics ary A. Vickery Physical Science Biology 52 Margaret Powell Social Studies Parker Mackey World Geography SOCIAL STUDIES “History hath triumphed over time.” Never has there been a greater need to apply our past to our present. The world moves with an urgency which necessitates personal attention and involvement. Through the study of civilization, we have come to under- stand that men must learn how to live peace fully with one another. We are the first generation of the nuclear age; never before has man had power to destroy himself. Our pre- decessors have not been able to harness the great force which has led us to the brink of destruction. It is we who have inherited this situation and must overcome it. Most of us will not be leaders, but the goal of our social studies education is to make us worthwhile par- ticipants in the great stream of history. This education has enlightened us about the world system of conflicting ideologies and economics. It has attempted to give us a broader comprehension of democracy and its functions. It has instilled within us the spirit of our times. Leo Staley U.S. History Walter Haralson Social Studies Anita Walters Government Walter Cook- government Linda Skinner—U.S. History A YEAR OF CONTROVERSY ONE STUDENT’S OPINION The main controversy of forced bussing is the word “forced.” It is human nature to resent forced action of any kind and American nature to resent forced government action. The only catch to this growing stream of resentment, flow- ing through Columbus is that integration should have been initiated long ago — without any force — by the people themselves. It was once said that change evolved in three different stages. A man first changes because he is forced to. Then, this man changes — not because he wants to — but because he knows the change is right. Finally, man changes because he wants to change. It’s a pity that Columbus is still in the first stage. Many would argue that it is not integration they object to, but the inconvenience of bussing. I think everyone will agree that bussing is not a convenient answer. However, I have heard only criticism tearing down the solution and no voices offering a better answer in its place. Integration has been long overdue, not only in Columbus, but in America. What other way is there to harmony, but through understanding. And how can blacks and whites understand each other — and learn from each other — unless they are exposed to one another? America was not based on the idea of privileged white classes. It was founded on the idea of equal opportunities and regard for all men — regardless of color. If bussing is the only way to penetrate the color cliques in our society, then the end justifies the means. Then the goal of inte- gration justifies the inconvenience of bussing. PLEASE COME MONDAY! MONDAY IS NOT A FREE DAY. IF ATTENDANCE IS TOO LOW, THE DAY WILL BE MADE UP IN THE SUMMER. DO NOT SHOW THE STUDENTS OF SPENCER AS BIGOTS. RISE ABOVE PERSONAL CONVENIENCE AND REACH OUT TO GRASP THE PURPOSE OF INTEGRATION. 54 STAND TOGETHER! m m ALPHA CHI TRI-HI- Y Brenda Pedraza—President June Shedrick—Vice-President Kathy Jones—Secretary Kyle Hoyer—Treasurer Vickie Hartley—Co-Chaplin Heidi Ledebuhr—Co-Chaplin Lavonne Ford Brooke Hensler Miriam Gamble Hattie Sumbry Cynthia'Martin Francis Faris Julia Woodson Laura Gordon Yvonne Collins Nancy Waldrof Ava Johnson Kathy Jones Pat Woodson Patty Gordon P. Coffield—Sponsor E. Stroy—Sponsor I’d walk a thousand miles for a dime. 57 FRIENDS OF THE EARTH Involvement is being in love with humanity!!! Toby Hammet—President Jeff Nordwall—Vice-President Christina Gonzales—Secretary Carol Santa Ana—Treasurer Jack Murray Rosalie Rodriquez Tanya Morris Kathy Cain Robert Cunningham David Hill David Ouzts Henry Thomas Skip Brooks Anita Walters—Sponsor Woody Huling—Consultant 58 SPANISH CLUB Brenda Bennefield—President Patricia Mathis—Vice-President Susan Floyd—Secretary Charles Klementovich—Treasurer Elizabeth Whitaker Dino Martinez Richard Font Kathy West Valliere Foster Pam Reames Barbara Harris Sheryl Graham Francis Wimsatt—Sponsor 59 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA L E A D E R S H I P Sandra Blackman—President Tony Martinez—Vice-President Deborah Mathis—Treasurer Regina Walker—Secretary Kathy Palmer Joanne Pugh Rebbecca Carlisle Glenda Currington Sandra Troutt Clarissa Green Sarah Burkes Martha King Veronica Byrd Mandy Martinez Ava Stroy Suzanne Kaufmann Della Jones Betsy Ross Diane Porter Mrs. Doris Reid—Sponsor Mrs. Anna Douglas—Sponsor VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING Sandra Blackman Deborah Mathis Regina Walker Kathy Palmer Joanne Pugh Sandra Troutt Maria Trawick Glenda Currington Rebecca Carlisle Suzanne Kaufmann Della Jones Sarah Burkes Veronica Burkes Wanda Carther Clarissa Green Carolyn Howard Kathy Mahone Mandy Martinez Ava Stroy Martha Stroy Diane Porter Betsy Ross Mrs. Doris Reid—Sponsor 60 The purpose of the Distributive Education program is to develop Future Leaders for Marketing and Distribution. GEORGIA CLUBS Officers David Hudson—President Denise Howard—Vice President Miram Gamble—Secretary Wanda Ford—Assistant Secretary Sandra Glenn—Treasurer Lynn Gainey—Assistant Treasurer Hubert Acker—Parlimentarian Mary Green—Reporter Sponsor—Ralph Barnhart Front row: William Brown, Jacqueline Brown, Miriam Gamble, Beverly Mitchell, Patricia Watt Sandra Glenn. Second row. Helen Wilson, Mary Green, Shirley Henning, Kay Slocumb, James Dowell. Third row: Avard Hall, Cleve Nelson, Mary Howard Hubert Acker, Tommy Wages, Tommy Morrison, Aaron Hourel, David Hudson. Fourth row: Rich Borgs. Jimmy Carroll, Mack Mathis, David Ortzs. COSMETOLOGY Patricia Mathis Lynette Tiller Edith Johnson Trudy Stewart Mary Wyatt Doris Cherry Rosie Alford Carrie Wyatt Vanessa Stewart Belinda Cook Bessie Thomas Dessie Williams Rosa Cleveland Marilyn Edwards Debra Pulphus Sandra Ashley Teresa Pretty Veronica Ford Beniamin Whittlesey Andrea Reece Diane Pate Sharon Maddox FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated: Miss Linda Skinner, Sponsor; Nancy Waldrop, Sheryl Graham, Patricia Mathis. Standing: Betty Porter, Debbie Hooker, Pam Reams, Vicki Hartley, Barbara Harris. “The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind.” 63 EXPLORER'S CLUB First row: Donna Smith, Nancy Okamato, Vickie Tellis, Sharon Scott, and Marilon Rowell. Second row: Mrs. Simko, Linda Watt, James Mayes, Patty Jordon, Leigh Thomas, Sarita Boyle, Stephanie Davis. Third row: George Wilson, Mr. McKenzie, Linda Ro- well. Brenda Watt, and Mr. Willis. Officers Daryl Tolbert—President Marion Davis—Vice President Vicki Tellis—Vice President Patty Gordon—Secretary Stephanie Davis—Assistant Secretary Nancy Okamoto—Treasurer Mr. Willis—Sponsor Mrs. Simko—Sponsor Mr. McKenzie—Sponsor 64 ‘Measured by Quality, not Quantity. Clarissa Green Melissa Dixon Douglas Norman Henry Thomas Rubynell Jordan Miriam Gamble Carolyn Murphy Doug Walker Joanne Pugh Kathy Mahone Alfred White Sandra Blackman Robert Turner Greg Williams Miss Powell—Sponsor Mrs. Simko—Sponsor 65 DRAMATIC CLUB To act or not to act . . . Toby Hammett President William Strum Vice-President Brenda Bennefield Secretary Barbara Johnson Treasurer Linda Curtis Michelle Pine Henry Thomas Kathy Cain Lynn Nelson Jeff Nordwall Diane Walker Belinda Henderson Angela Rolf Thomas Powell David Ousts Mike Fourhand Rodney Haynes Bruce Sweeny Harold White Ruth McKnight Leigh Thomas Vanessa Blair Michael MacElhaney Mrs. Sherry Edge Sponsor 66 SCIENCE CLUB Mary Green—Vice-President Kay Johnson—Secretary and Treasurer Louis Hall Delores Burch Karen Rogers Phyllis Lesowiti James McTyre Russell Haxton R. Shehane—Sponsor K. McCord—Sponsor N. Campbell—Sponsor DEBATE CLUB Seated: Bob Benning. Phil Shuppe, Mike Overton. Standing: Charles Teet, Bobby Rumor, Susan Floyd, Nancy Waldrop, Sabrina Holston. “1 may not agree with what you say but, I will defend to the death your right to say it.” ’ — Disraeli 68 MISS GREENWAVE Clarissa Green FIRST ATTENDANT Shernita Stallings MISS GREENWAVE Clarissa Green SECOND ATTENDANT MISS GREENWAVE’S COURT Shernita Stallings, Tonya Morris, Joann Bush, Kathy Palmer, Jamie Voter, Denise Howard, Charlene Bruner, Miriam Gamble, Stephanie Davis, Clara Mays, Melissa Dixon. Ricky McMullan, George Martin, Ronnie Stevenson, Jerome Can oil, Wally Newcombe, Wardrick Griffin, Chip Nix, Benjamin Whittlesey, William Brooks, Louis Hall, Henry Thomas. FIRST ATTENDANT Marlene Bruner Renee Johnson 71 MAJORETTES Fr°nt row: Geraldine McLester, William Strum, Clarissa Greene. Back Betsy Thomas, Fannie Seldon, Jacqueline Wiley. row: Lisa Pero, Linda Harris, CHEERLEADERS weima Currenton, Patricia Watt, Tonya Morris. Second row: Sheryl Graham, Cindy Hanson, Shermta Stalling, Cathy Cabellero. Third row: Terri Blackwell, Mary Green, Belinda Henderson, Diane Alford. Go Greenwave!! 72 FLAG-GIRLS Front row: Melissa Dixon, Gwendolyn Porter. Second row: Carol Edwards, Jane Miles, Shelia Barron, Ann Locklary, Barbara Johnson, Enid Hutcheon, Donna Tefft, Yvonne Collins, Vicky Hodges. Barbara Johnson is really getting down 73 Drum Majors Steve Welsh, Chad Bryant — $ .+ 5 v GREENWAVE MARCHING BAND Percussion Section: L-R, Jesse Lcuerrtte, Jeff Hoover, Ricky Sutton, David Case. 75 IN ENGLISH ITS Peace . . . It’s a beautiful word in ANY language. IN ARABIC. IT’S IN CHINESE. IT’S T IN CZECHOSLOVAKIAN. IT’S ... min IN DANISH OR SWEDISH. IT’S FRED IN DUTCH. IT’S............. WEEDS IN FRENCH. IT'S.......... PAIX IN GAELIC. IT’S.......... SiD IN GERMAN. IT’S.......... frtf tll IN GREEK. IT'S... IN HEBREW. IT'S.. IN HUNGARIAN. IT’S IN ITALIAN. IT'S. IN JAPANESE. IT'S .... IN LATIN. IT'S... IN POLISH. IT'S.. tiprjvij bekc Nu PAX POKO.I IN RUSSIAN. IT'S... ..... MHP IN SPANISH OR PORTUGESE. IT'S PAZ 76 ATHLETIC BANQUET Col. Syndor Guest Speaker Coach Adkins prepares to give out awards. Head Coach, Thomas Works “When you come to the end of your rope, don’t give up — tie a knot in it and hang on.’' 77 78 CLICKS Sharon Gilbert, Elaina Shortnacy, Ada Johnson, Marion Davis, Gwendolyn Porter, Darlene Holston, June Shederick. Mrs. E. B. Stroy, Sponsor 80 Motto: “To serve our club, school, and community willingly. ELEGANT LADIES SOCIAL CLUB Standing: Geraldine Moffett, Cathy Riggina, Barbara Howell, Annie Hammiton, Trudy Stewart, Kay John- son, Delores Burch. Sitting: Jackie Wright, First Attendant and Miss Elegant Lady of 72 Della Jones. Linda Tylor, Annie Hammiton, Geraldine Moffett, Cathy Riggins, Juanita Tylor, Jackie Wright. Packing a box of clothing for a needy family. Officers: Della Jones—President Linda Tylor—Vice-President Cynthia Culler—Secretary Kay Johnson—Financial Secretary Chaplain—Delores Burch Reporters—Connie Turner, Juanita Tylor, Jackie Wright, Annie Hammiton, Cathy Riggins, Barbara Howell. Motto: “An elegant young lady is a revelation of true grace.” CELESTIALS President—Rubyneil Jordan Vice-President—Carolyn Murphy Secretary—Deborah Wells Treasurer—Belinda Herbert Business Manager—Clara Mays Dean of Pledges—Melissa Dixon Sgt.-at-arms: Deborah McArthur Chaplin—Angela Rolf Reporters—Vanessa Blair, Sheryl Graham Members: Debra Wells Rubyneil Jordan Belinda Hubert Carolyn Murphy Clara Mays Diane Porter Anne T. Hudson Sponsor 82 LES DEMOISELLES CHARM ANTE Janette Walton, Jacqueline Brown, Patricia Willis, Sabrina Holston, Hattie Sumbry, Sharon Petterson Queen Patricia Willis Officers: President—Hattie Sumbry Vice-President—Shernita Stalling Secretary—Jacqueline Brown Asst. Secretary—Sabrina Holston Treasurer—Sharon Peterson Parliamentarian—Patricia Willis Purpose: To create and emplify the finer qualities womanhood and to promote a better relationship between student and teachers. Motto: “Ladies are made not born.” Janette Walton Sabrina Holston Jacqueline Brown Sharon Peterson Patricia Willis Douglas Bradshaw, Sweetheart Hattie Sumbry 83 AMBASSADORS Motto: “Ask not what your school can do for you, but what you can do for your school.” OFFICERS President—Robert Turner Vice-President—Douglas Bradshaw Secretary—David Hill Treasurer—Gregory Williams MEMBERS David Hill Robert Turner Sylvester Seldon Larry Chatters Gregory Williams 84 OFFICERS MEMBERS President—Rodney Haynes Vice President—Aaron Hourel Business Manager—William Strum Treasurer—Joe Denson Parliamentarian—Larry Lynn Sgt.-at-arms—Wilkie Chambers William Strum Rodney Hayes Aaron Hourel Larry Lynn Joe Denson Tommie Anderson Jackie Dowell Brad Edwards Wes Cuyle Barbara Johnson, Viking Queen, with members, Hourel, Haynes and Strum. 85 AWARDS Maurice Bradford, Danny Cobb, Sylvester Seldon, Larry Flullen, Ricky McMullen, Chip Nix. Outstanding Football Player Awards Miss Cheerleader Award Golden Helmet Award Jackie Reynolds Presented by head coach Thomas Works at annual banquet. Tonya Morris Presented by Miss Judy Ford cheerleader sponsor 86 AWARDS FOR COACHES Coaches Norris, Walker, Head Coach Works, Larry Fluellen, Coach Whitt, Coach Adkins, and Wes Cuyle. Star Student and Teacher Sean Summers, Mrs. Anita Walter� Consecutive Winner Rifle Matches. Roger Smith 87 The completion of the modern Metro Government building in which all citizens can take great pride, stands as a symbol of the progressive attitude of the voters of this community and its elected leadership. The new structure rises behind the old courthouse which has since been torn down. “I do not believe the greatest threat to our future is from bombs or guided missiles. I don’t think our civilization will die that way. I think it will die when we no longer care. Arnold Toynbee has pointed out that 19 of 21 civilizations have died from within and not by conquest from without. There were no bands playing and flags waving when these civilizations decayed. It happened slowly, in the quiet and the dark when no one was aware.” — Lawrence M. Gould THE CHALLENGE IS OURS 88 Mr. Louis Charles Kunze, Sr. Retired after 36 years as a member of the Board of Education WE THANK YOU. The Class of ’72 Mr. Louis Charles Kunze, Sr., was first appointed to the Board of Trustees of the Columbus Public Schools on March 31, 1936, by the City Commission. He served con- tinuously on the Board until January 1, 1950, when the Columbus Public Schools and the Muscogee County Schools were merged. At this time, the Muscogee County Grand Jury appointed Mr. Kunze as a Charter Member of the Board of Education of the Muscogee County School District, where he continued to serve by reappointment until his retirement on December 31, 1971. Member, Broad of Trustees Columbus Public Schools March 31, 1936—December 31,1949 Member, Board of Education Muscogee County School District January 1, 1950—December 31, 1971 Member, Athletic Committee March 31, 1936— December 31, 1949 Member, Rules and Regulations Committee March 31. 1936—December 31. 1949 Chairman, Rules and Regulations Committee January 2, 1950—December 31, 1971 Member, Library Committee January 2, 1950—December 31, 1971 Vice-Chairman, Library Committee February 16, 1968—December 31, 1971 89 SPEHISCO STAFF First row: Vanessa Blair, Jim Hurdle, Debra Gas- kins. Second row: Sheila Hinnant, Lilly Lara, Deb- orah King. Third row: Heidi Ledebuhr, Sherry Hayes, Marie Gardner. Editor-in-Chief ................................. Sue Gubert News Editor...............................................Rubye Coursey Reporters ................. Sarita Boyle, Katherine Livingston, Heidi Ledebuhr, Ann Matta, Sherry Hayes, Vanessa Blair, Jim Hurdle, Vickie Sellers Rap Editor.................................................Toby Harnett Rap Staff...........................Kathy Cain, Ruth McKnight, David Ouzts, Margie Kane, Ralph Darruz Sports Editor ..................................William Strum Sports Reporters................Sylvester Seldon, Larry Chatters, Tyrone Walker Photographer ............................... Mark Rutherford Business Manager.............................. Jacqueline Brown Ad Manager ..................................... Marie Gardner Ad Staff......... Debra Gaskins, Deborah King, Sheila Hinnant Circulation.....................................Gerald Hinnant Advisor .................................... Mrs. Kay Agnew Going to sell papers. Jacqueline Brown, Katherine Livingston, Sue Gubert, Mark Rutherford. SPORTS STAFF Sylvester Seldon, Larry Chat- ters, Tyrone Walker, William Strum. 90 n S H O SENIOR VARSITY Robert Turner Defensive Halfback William Brooks Offensive Guard Chip Nii Offensive and Defensive Tackle John Shelling Defensive End TRACK TEAM Robert McDuffie, Robert Turner, John Shelling, Chuck Hunt, Tim Sagal, Len- ard Morton, George Green, Tyrone Bald- win, Maurice Bradford, Monte Mack, Randy Ruthledge, James Gracia, Calies- to Spencer, Chip Nix, Charles Teet, John Sagal, Louis Hall, Jimmy Amerson, Terry Butler, Robert Gracia, Reuben Brintly. Louis Hall Offensive and Defensive Back r i THE MIGHTY GREENWAVES Mike Jacobs, Jackie Reynolds, Henry Harvey, George Green, Maurice Bradford, Robert Turner, Allan Burns, Larry Willis, George Martin, Claude Jackson, Sylvester Seldon, Cal Spencer. Louis Hall, Ray Short, Monte Mack Rick McMullen, Ronnie Tay- lor, Brad Edwards, Alvin Henderson, Leon Foxx, Ron McDougald, Jonny Poe, William Brooks, Ed Hostilo, Larry Thomas, bob Cunningham, Don Cobb, Jeff Jackson, Chip Nix, Ben Williams, James Chinn, Richardshon Sam, Tommy Anderson, John Pitts, Henry Thomas, Wally Newcombe, Robert Patrick, Larry Fluellen, Rudy Hundley, Michael Davis, Mark Linver, Charlie Heauku- lania, Calvin Whitaker, Danny Owens, Curtis Shipp, Anthony Blair, John Shelling. Coaches: Thomas Works, Head Coach, Athletic Director; Doug Norris, Defense and Defensive Backs; Charlie Walker, Offense and Offensive Backs; David Adkins, Defense and Head Line Coach; Jim Whitt, Backs. Henry Thomas Defensive End George Martin Defensive Halfback BASKETBALL We have just begun to fight! SENIOR PLAYERS Henry Harvey, Richard Davis, Sammy Merchant, Trainer, Chuck Hunt. VARSITY TEAM Front row: Jerome Cobb, Craig Jenkins, Richard Davis, Anthony Blair, Sammy Merchant, Steve Spegal, Larry Chatters. Back row: Coach Norris, Thomas Birant, Larry Fluellen, Emanuel Jackson, Mike Schweinfurth, Jackie Rieynolds, Don Greer, Coach Bryant. JUNIOR VARSITY Front row: Willie Hourel, Jerome Cobb, Robert Miller, Thomas Bryant, Mar- vin Earl. Standing: Don Greer, Rudolph Hundley, George Green, Bob Freeze, Emanuel Jackson, Bobby Murdock, £oach McKenzie. 94 Kneeling: Anthony Blair, Tommy Nobles, George Kritko, Mike Jacobs, Ray Darbe, Jesus Rosa, Harvey Hatchen, Billy Hanson, Andrew Earl, Bobby Murdock, standing: Coach Cole, Michael Patterson (Mgr.), Henry Harvey, George Bricker, David Bonair, Bob Frees, Jackie Reynolds, Ronnie Jordan, Bill Patterson, Edwin Font, Billy Joe Wells, Ray Short, Coach Adkins. Players enjoy Athletic Banquet 95 Barielbot in February?? Clara Mays 98 JUNIOR SCRIBES Karleen Stewart and Sandra Troutt JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sabrina Holaton Treasurer Ray Short Sgt.-at-Arms c L A S s o F 7 3 99 Alford, Rosie Allen, Connie Allen, Robbie Anderson, Tommy Ashley, Sandra Baldwin, Tyrone Banks, Elaine Belk, Carolyn BeU. Beth Bell, David Benning, Robert Bettis, Billy Bettis, Evelyn Billingsley. Mike Blackwell, Terri Bonair, David Branch, Pamela Brasington, Cheryl Brinley, Rueben Brown, Paul Bruner, Charlene Bruner, Marlene Burns, Janice Bush, Joann Butler, Terry Cabellero, Kathy Calhoun, George Carr, Kathy Chatters, Larry Chinn, James Clark, Ronald Clegg, Sam Cleveland, Rosa Cobb, Jerome Collins, Doug Collins, Yvonne Cook, Belinda Cotton, Amos Coursey, Rube Cox, Tom Craig, James Crepeau, Joni Curtis, Linda Cuyle, Wes Davis, Stephenie Decker. Frederick Delgadills, Lupe Delgadills, Rudy Dixon. David Earl, Andrew Earl, Calvin Edmonds, Mike Edwards, Brad Edwards. Marilyn English. Arneatha Faniel, Helen Fant, Glenn Farmer, Judy Fishburn, Thomas Floyd, Susan Fluellen, Larry Fondren, Mike Fondren, Wayne Font, Richard Ford, Wanda Fowler, Debbie Foxx, Leon Freeman. Lisa Gainey, Lynn Garcia. Robert Gary, J. C. Ginger, Carol Glatzel, Mary Goodman, Sherman Gordon, Laura Graham, Sheryl Greer, Don Griffin, Pat Gubert, Alex Hand, Billy Hannah, Charles Hanson, Billy Hanson, Billy Hanson. Cindy 100 Harris, Barbara Haxton, Russel Hayes, Sherry Henderson, Belinda Henley, Deborah Herbert, Belinda Hill, Geneva Hink, Debbie Hink, Nicky Hobbs, Danny Hodges, Ricky Horn, Miky Howard, Elaine Howell, Barbara Hubbard, Janet Hurdle, John Inno, Joe Jackson, Claude Jackson, Eugene Jackson, John Jacobs, Mike Jensen, Karen Jemigan, Mary Johnson, Charles Johnson, Randy Johnson, Renee Johnson, Samuel Jones, Darryl Jones, Margaret Jones, Phylis Jones, Wendy Kane, Margie Kamap, Joe Kauhane, Ruthie Kennedy, Bill Kearney, Frieda Kenyon, Robert King, Deborah Kritko, George Krugjohn, Ruby Ledbetter, Cathy Leshowitz, Phylis Locey, Peggy Lowery, Mike Lucas, Yvonne Mack, Monte Mansapit, Sylvia Marshall, Benjamin Martinez, Madeline Massey, Deena Mathis, Patricia McArthur, Deborah McCallister, Kathy McCullough, Rena McDuffie. Robert McElhany, Michael McGrotha, Danny Mclntire, Eleanor McKnight, Francis McNeely, Bucky Merchant, Carol Miller, Ron Milner. Robert Minton, Eddy Mitchel, Daryll Mobley, Brenda Moelter, Alfred Murray, Jack Musselman. Mike Newcombe, Walter Nobles. Tommy Nordwall, Rick Ogden. Kathy O’Neil. Michael Ormes, Ralph Overton, Mike Patrick. Robert Phillips, Fay Pitts, John Poe, Johnny Pollock, Angie Porter, Betty Porter, Scott Powell, Cynthia 101 Pue, Maggie Pugh, Barbara Reynolds, Jackie Riggins, Carl Rodriquez, Rosalie Rolf, Angela Rowell, Marilyn Rumer, Bob Rutherford, Mark Sands, David Scarlett, Richard Schulty, Harmut Schweinforth, Mike Scott, Homer Sylvester, Seldon Sellers, Kathy Sellers, Vicki Shaw, Cathy Shellhouse, Judy Shipp. Reginald Shouppe. Phil Simmons, Larry Slocumb, Myrtis Slocumb. Sandra Skoglund, Daniel Smith, Jane Songer, Greg Sosa. Carlos Spencer, Charles Stalling, Shernita Stewart, Karleen Stewart, Trudy Stinson, Donnie Storey, Jonette Supan, Sandra Sweeny, Bruce Taylor, Erwin Thomas, Bessie Thornton, Steve Tiller, Lynette Tolbert, Angelia Tolbert, Vivian Tulia, Emmitt Turner, Connie Tutherow, David Valenini, Jerry Van Houton, Gail Vinson. Huey Wages, Lonnie Waldrop, Nancy Walker, Tyrone Walton, Jeanette Ward, Judy Ware, Cathy West, Chris Whitaker, Elizabeth White, Carol White, David William. Barbara Williams. Bessie Williams, Carolyn Williams, Earl Williams, Faye Williams, Joseph Williams, Kenny Williams. Terry Woodham. Sandra Wyatt, Mary 102 SOPHOMORE SCRIBES Kay Johnson and Delores Burch 103 Alford, Diane Alston, Randall Alwich, Catherine Amerson, Jimmy Anthony, Eamestine Ashmore, Sadie Atkinson, Marlene Blair. Anthony Blake. Holly Blake, Susy Borum, Vicky Bowens, Wendy Boyd, James Boyle, Sarita Bradshaw, Vanduz Bratcher, Ray Bookins, David Brown, Peggy Bryant, Chad Bryant, Cheryl Bryant. Thomas Burch, Delores Burge, Paula Bums, Robert Cain, Terry Canitz, Kenneth Carden, Ralph Carter, Earnest Cawolth, Linda Cherry, Laura Clark, Rita Clay, Elder Coleman, Pshan Colvin, Rufus Connally, Mike Cort, Robert Craig, Billy Craft, Angelia Craft, Brenda Culler, Leah Cunningham, Robert Darbe, Ray Davis, Carol Davis, Marian Davis, Teresa Dean, Mary Dent, Gwen Doctrie. Vanessa Dudley, Glen Gaines, Billy Ganett, Debbie Gipes, Cathy Gilbert, Andy Gilbert, Sharon God bee, Mary Golden, Steve Gordon, Patty Griswald, Judy Guzman, Rick Hall, Willie Hague, Joe Hammond, Annie Harris. Linda Harper, Debra Heard, Vickie Hill, Doris Hinton, Jerold Holston, Darlene Hoover, Jeff Houser. Edna 104 Jenkins, Danny Jocobs, Lolly Johnson, Ada Johnson, Bill Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Edgar Johnson. Horace Hartley. Vicki Hatcher, Harvey Hoh, Julie Hurdle, Jim Jackson, Cynthia Jackson, Emanuel James, Floyd Johnson, Kay Jones, Darlene Jones, Dirk Jones, Edie Jones. Kathy Jones, Victor Kauneckis, Mia Kennedy, Linda Kyle, Hoyer Lander, Bart Lee, Denise Lebaron, Mike Leverette, Jessie Lawarene, Buddy |Lord, Veronica iMp, Lundon, David J Lunsford, Phyllis Marshall, Debbie Matherne, Debbie Mathis, Clarence Mayes, James McClellan, Gail McCormick, Oiui McGlaun, Marsha McGruder, Mark McIntosh, Elaine McIntyre, Henry McLester, Geraldine McMullen, Ricky McNecly, Jimmy McNeely, Lynn McQuaig, Sue McTyre, James Mehaffey, Mike Missildine, Gary Mooe, Debbie Nieves, Nilsa Newton, Sherree Nouothy, Dean O’Connell, James O’Connell. Toni Ogle, Freddie Pederson, Sharon Phillips, David Phillips, Dexter Phillips, Rhonda Pire, Mickie Powell. Isiah Presnall, James Rivera, Edwin Riley, Debbie Robinson, Yasmine Rogers, Caroline Rogers, Karen Rolf. Amelia Raiford, Theresa Ratliff, John Register, Don Rhodes, Ray Richardson, Fredrick Riggins, Gloria Rippeth, Louaine 105 Shedrick, June Shumate. Gladys Simmons, Dotty Smith. Betty Smith. Donna Smith. Jacqueline Smith. Susan o Buddy, Fat Scheller, Jerry Scott, Glenn Scott, Shyme Seldon, Melody Siegrist, Bob Shearwood, Paul Tarpley. Karen Tellis, Vickie Thompson, Jessie Thomas, Larry Thomas. Shasta Thomas. Shelia Thrasher, Evans Walker. Earl Watt, Brenda Wratt, Linda Weekley, Beverly Wells, Billy Joe Wells, Howell Welsh. Steven Tolbert, Daryl Tolbert, Patricia Toreson, Vickie Toliver. Teresa Upshaw, Cora Walker, Angela Walker, Christlyn West. Betsy White. Micheal Whitlock, Netta Wichman. Joan Wiley, Jacqueline Williams, Carolyn Williams. Kevin Williams. Patty Williams, Regina Williamson, Lynn Willis, Kenneth Willis, Larry Wright, Jacqueline Jl Wright, Vicki Wilson, George Wise, Steve Woodson. Pat Worrell, Judy No vision and you perish No ideal and you are lost. Your heart must ever cherish Some faith at any cost. 106 Random Thoughts A WORLD OF EMPTINESS A feeling of emptiness—all around Is all there is left to be found Where went that thing called “brotherhood”? What happened to those days when men did good? Are people so full of pride for themself. They would stick their brother away on a shelf? All the shooting and killing, when will it stop? Or is it such a hard thing to drop? Well, who are we to judge a man? To tell him whether or not he can When we are his equal in every way And live just like him from day to day Regardless of whether he’s white or black Who cares whether or not he lives in a shack? Why must the world be so full of hate Well, we must go on at any rate So many lives are lived in great haste To me it seems like such a waste Yes, we have a problem on our hands One that’s destroying our great lands People are tampering it like a toy Only to reconstruct and destroy We’ve got to stop—think—get it right Or we’re gonna lose a good thing overnight TIME We are not promised another day or hour Time blooms, blossoms, and withers just like a flower. Time is like a clock, it ticks on away You can’t change today’s dream for a dream of yesterday. You cannot plan or say what you are going to do tomorrow. Who knows what time can bring to us in a few seconds, minutes, or hours. Make wise use of time while you can. May I suggest that you help your fellowman? —Jeff Garrison J.W. THE REAL BEAUTY Only the flyer, Understands the beauty of his skies. Only the diver. Understands the beauty of his seas. Only the singer. Understands the beauty of his songs. Only the lover, Understands the beauty of his love. Only I can, Understand the beauty of my road. —Jeff Garrison “STAR-SPANGLED GRAVE” AND AS I PAUSED . .. And as I sat there, alone, in that untangled field; with nothing more to do than to think of you. I looked at the still, silent grass, and I thought if there was no beauty in living, I would show you the beauty of life and if you found no love in this world, I would give you love. And then, as I sat there, watching the sun break through and shine on the tall wheat, I paused; and looked up to the sheltering sky, and I thought; if in this world of pain and violence, you found no peace, I would give you tranquility. And if in this world you find no love, I will give you love. I am an American, Proud and brave. But I won’t be Brave in a grave. I won’t fight. Tomorrow or today. Only John Wayne, Was made that way. —Jeff Garrison I LIVED TO SEE TOMORROW In 1941 a father had a son. And in 1944 the father went to war. He was no more. In 1951 a father had a son. And in 1954 the father went to war. He was no more. In 1961 a father had a son. And in 1964 the father went to war. He was no more. TO DINK foggy nights city lights crickets humming endlessly don’t it seem to pull you down don’t it make you want to frown school zones mobile homes sad ole moon shining down on me don’t it seem to pull you down don’t it make you want to frown if it wasn’t so late I’d call you on the phone because just to hear you speak brings me to my feet—just talking to you makes me smile my blues away. And if you would I’d take you away and sing your love songs all the day it wouldn’t take long before we both smiled our blues away. —Bob Rumer —Bill Terry ln 1971 ] had a son. And in 1974 to Canada I ran. And I lived to see tomorrow. —Jeff Garrison 107 F R E S H M E N 109 Alexander, Claria Alford, Ruby Amono, Dean Anderson, Alice Andreske, Mary Askworth, Donna Baily, Leon Baker, Carol Baker, Kenneth Banks, Marvin Bardey, David Bennefield, Malinda Battalia. Heidi Bchlande, Marc Blanchett, Steve Bogg, Tony Bohlander, Claudia Boyd, Peggy Brantly, Glenda Breslin, Tom Briatly, Billy Brinley, Bobby Brooks, Diane Brooks, Jeanie Brown, Micheal Brown. Norris Brown, Randalh Brubaker. Steve Bruce, Terry Bryant, Bill Burns, Alean Burrios, Greg Burrow, Bobby Bussy. Andy Caballero. Vence Caldwell. Archie Cantrell, Rickey Carpenter, Pam Carroll, Greg Carter, Vickie Case, David Cagle, Angie Chambly, Manuel Clemons, Carey Cochran, Frank Collins, Tracy Cook, Patricia Cook, Philip Cooper, Lee Cotney, Wanda Coulder, Ray Cox, Cathy Cruz, Jesus Cummings, Wesley Darbe, Danny Davis, Barbara Davis, Dewayne Davis, Edrena Davis, Gary Davis, Glenn Davis, Micheal Delgarillo, Oscar Dilmore, Vickie Dixon, Debie Dubose, Mike Dukes, Tony Duley, Martin Dushane, Anthony Dyer, Cynthia Dyer. John Edmonds, Don Elitte, Mike English, Vamea Epperson, Dale Estes, Paula Faith, James Faniel, Shirley Farrell, Alberto Ferris, Francis Floyd, Glenn Fogle, Charles Fondren, Bill Fondren, James Forehand, Mike 110 Former, Tommy Foster. Scott Fowler, Valerie Fowler. Chilie Fraker. Debbie Frank, Sabine Freeman. Myra Frees. Ron Garcia. James Gardener. Mane Gary. Mary Nell Gaskins, Debra Gates. Malanie Gentry. Tomera Gifford. Anthony Ginger. Dan Glann, Ronald Collegos, Debbi Goodrich, Pam Gordon. Scott Gosha. Cynthia Gray. Mike Green. Dorothy Greenman, Donna Gulley, Pamela Guthrey, Floyd Guthrey. Janet Hague. Annie Hale. Philip Hall, Debbie Hall. Donna Hann. Daniel Hanson, Judy Harrell, Susan Harrice, Carrie Hatcher Nancy Hatcher, Tom Haxton, Donna Haxton. Wanda Haynes, Christy Heaukulani. Charlie Henderson. Glenn Henslem. Brooke Hicks, Gracy Hicks, Lisa Hill, Dean Himic, Steve Hinson, Anne Hobbs, Lynn Hodge, James Hodges. Vicky Hoger. James Hoh. Linda Hokama. Elsie Holland, Duwayne Honell. Eastern Honne, John Hooker. Deborah Hooper. A1 Hositrlo. Eddie Housel. Dorothy Hourel, Willie Howard. Raymond Howell, Robert Hunt. Chuck Huntado. Albert Hundley, Rudolf Ingram. San Ionno, Matt Jackson. Frances Jacobs. Ann James, Catrina James. Donald James. Douglas James. Laurie Jenkins, Juione Jenkins. Luther Jenkins, Michael Jensen, Erik Johnson, James Joiner, Billy Jones, Pat Jones, Perry Jones, Michael 111 Jones, Ruth Jones, Sharon Juhan. Sandra Justice, Carolyn Kaminski, Eva Kane. Terry Karnap, Roy Kearny, Angela Kennedy, Beverly Keoton, Mark Klementovid, Charles Koonce. Paula Land, Julie Latham. Scott Lee, Deborah Leonard. Charlotte Leshowity. Danny Likins. Floyd Linver, Mark Livingston. Katherine Locey, Kay Locklar, Anne Lovern, Gary Maddox. Sharon Marshall, Barbara Martin, Cynthia Martinez. Dionisco Matherne, Danny Mathis. Catherine Matta, Anne May. Mivhael Mayo. Wilfred Medens, Debra Mendes, Benjamin Messer Randy McAllister, Marcia McClure. Letha McDonald. John McGlawn. 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Victoria Toone, Keith Torre� , Eddie Ulch, Mary Valero. Sandy Valpez, Octavia Veasey, Ronald Vamum. Kenneth Walburg, Donald Ward. Rita Ward, Vicki Water� . Wanda Waugh, Steveum Weaves, Cathy Webb, Dynelle Webb. John West. Kathy Wetsch. Bryant Whitaker. Calvin White, Lawrence White, Stanley Whitte� � y, Erne� Widgeon, David Wilde. Ginger William, Prather Williamson. David Williamson. Sandra Windham, Carolyn Widsurro, Ginger Woodham, Gndy Woodson, Julia Word. Mike Wurman, Cindy Wyrick, Jeany 1 14 Patrons BRENDA BKNNEFIELD Antino M. Bennefield Brady B. Bennefield Cary B. Bennefield Crcgory C. Bennefield Mr. and Mrs. Major Bennefield Ellis Clenn Bennefield Rosalyn I. Bennefield Jeanette French Ruby Foster Mrs. Lillie Mae Ccter Mrs. Gloria Jean DeBase Johnny L. Wallace Miss Inez Williams Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jorfes, Jr. Daniel Williams Thompson Alfred Thompson Mrs. Lillian Johnson Mrs. Vernell Tony Lisa Annette Partment Shirley Ann Bennefield Mary Ann Bennefield Tony Bennefield Valeria Bennefield Curtis Bennefield Dollie Bennefield DOUGLAS R. BRADSHAW Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. George Corley Mr. and Mrs. Berry Davis Miss Edith M. Johnson Mrs. Johnnie P. Boddie Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wright Mrs. Minnie Anderson Mrs. Sallie Fortson and Son Mr. Ylysses Arrington Mr. Clate Nathaniel Blackmon Rev. B. L Shaw Mr. Charles Harris Mrs. Leila Sawyer Mrs. Bessie F. and Miss Doris Lee Mr. and Mrs. David Tolbert Mr. William Jack Flint Mr. Stafford Walton Mr. Willie Frazier Mr. Harold Whitman Miss Mary Alice Toney The Black Fox Mrs. M. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Eddie P. Foster Mr. T. Stanley Williams Mr. and Mrs. Irish R. Norman WILLIAM BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holmes Mrs. Dorthy Colbert Mr. A. Peterson Mr. J. Walton Mrs. Willie White Mrs. Mary Tenell Mrs. Davis Mr. Mrs. Fred Minis JACQUELINE BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Mary Patrick Mr. Norman Hubbard Mrs. Betty Smith Miss Carolyn Howard Mr. Elijah Williams Mr. Mrs. Henry Jones Mrs. Ethel Foster Miss Rita Howard Mr. Wm. J. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Ivan King Mrs. Selma Foster Mr. James Walker Mrs. Armelia Castleberry Mrs. Ressie Mae Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ligon Mrs. Bernice W'atkins Mrs. Ethel Sanders Mrs. Naomi Dixon Miss Sabrina Holslon Mr. Mark Ball Miss Wendy Washington Mr. Richard A. Carruther Mrs. Myra Day CLARK BUFORD II Briant Lomale Buford Mr. Clark Buford. Sr. France Elaine Buford Mrs. Lonale Mae Buford Mattie Buford Mattie Howell Sp-4 and Mrs. Jimmy B. Taylor Mrs. Joan Dixon JOSH BRYANT Richard Kimbrough James Howard Warded Brundidgc Tommie L. Brundidgc Lillian Holt Addie R. Kennebrew Louvenia Bryant DORIS CHERRY Mrs. Doris C. Williams Mrs. Mary Hurey Mrs. Ellen B. Archibald Mrs. Julia J. Lee Mr. R. M. Thomas Mr. Henry Coleman Mrs. Ella Mae Baker Mr. Eddie Alexander Mrs. Sadie Nix Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 0. Ruthledge Little Willie Powell Mr. Marvin Hall Mr. Eddie Harris Mrs. Hattie Hawkins Mrs. Vera Bell Mrs. Allie B. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods Mrs. Willie Owens Mr. Wilson Coppins Mr. Robert E. Cochran Mrs. Rosetta Laurance Mrs. Carrie Cook Mrs. Hattie Byrd and Son Mrs. Lillie Harris Mrs. Beatrice Williams CYNTHIA CULLER Mr. Charles Taylor Mr. John Fluellen Mr. Bobby Holmes Mr. Willie Power Mrs. Sinnie Bryer Mr. and Mrs. Leon Culler Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hawkins Mrs. Patricia Barnett and Kids Mr. Harvey Roy Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Belvy McArthur Mrs. Beatrice Robinson Miss Leah Culler Miss Vera Fluellen Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fluellen Mrs. Elease Fluellen Mr. and Mrs. James Code Mr. and Mrs. James Avery Dr. Robert Wright Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harmones. Sr. Mrs. Annie H. Senior Mrs. Clate Blackmon Mr. Marvin Bryer Mrs. Shirley Bryer Mrs. Vear Lee Byrd CLARENCE DAY Samuel Williams Arthur Sumbry Homer Jones. Jr. Odean Word Mr. and Mrs. Ted Word Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Rutledge, Jr. Mr. Andrew Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Howard, Jr. Mrs. Lenora William Erma Jane White Mr. Curtis Kelley Mr. and Mrs. William Laney, Jr. Marie Evans l eola Parr Ethel Sander Davie Dotson Mrs. Ed Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith FREDDIE DRAKE Mrs. Ethel Austin Mrs. Lillie Mae Ashford Mrs. Bertha Mae Robinson Mr. Cleveland Washington Mrs. Annie Rogers Mrs. Bearce Sprill Mrs. Carrie C. Andson Mr. James Jenkins Miss Ezell Terry Gus Murphy Mr. Columbus Hood Mrs. Maggie Stewart Mr. Freddie Drake Mrs. Lizzie Drake Mr. Jessie Stewart Mr. Isiah Drake MELISSA DIXON Mrs. Mary M. 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Jr. Sgt, Jesse Bernard Glenn Mrs. Elizabeth Jones Sgt. and Mrs. Issiac Payne� and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Carey Collins Mr. Olin Evans Mr. Joseph L. Person Mr. Johnny T. Wapreec Miss Sandra Marie Glenn Mrs. Elimira Bogan Mr. and Mrs. Johnny German Mr. Charles Galston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Collins and Family Laurence Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Otis Oliver and Family Kay Slocumb Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brooks Captain and Mrs. Renard Marble Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Payne Mrs. Annie W. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. George Young and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers MARY GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Sabra and Leslie Boynton Mr. James Harris Mrs. Ruby Burton Mrs. Jennie Streeter Miss Mary Baty Jerry Super Market Mr. Charles Scott Mrs. Emma Perryman Miss Peggy Perryman and Thomas Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Abercombie Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Green and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and Family Mr. and Mrs. William J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wheeler Mrs. A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Powell Calita and Timothy Turner Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sims C. Smith Mrs. E. Simpson and Family Mr. Thomas A. Kirkland Miss Regina Zander and Family Mrs. Nora Holing Mr. James O. Lucas WARDRICK GRIFFIN Ret. Sgt. and Mr� . Sam Bas� Mrs. Estella Daniels SSG George E. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie L. Daniels Miss Debra Goodwin Sgt. and Mrs. W. A. Goodwin Mr. Wardrick Griffin Master John H. Hall. Ill Miss Dolores Scott Master Sheldon Scott Master Vernie V. B. Scott, Sr. Miss Carrie Webb JAMES GOSHA O. C. Hill E. 0. Rowe Walter Haralsen Irene Lewis William Kolloway Jessie Blaimayer Willie Love Glenn Mr. Walter Williams Mrs. Marean Lucas James W. Mathis Mary Robert Mrs. Martha Brown Eddie Anglan Mrs. Virginia Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gosha LOUIS HALL Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam Wilburn Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Walker Mrs. Willie Bell Hall Mrs. Mandy Lee Williams Mr. Louis Hall Mr .and Mrs. l-eroy Smith Family Mr. Eugene Williams Mr. Willie James Williams Miss Linda Holmes Miss Wanda Ford Mr. Randy Ruthledge Mr. William Edward Wilburn Miss Daine Underwood Mr. Jerome Ruthledge Mr. Tyrone Baldwin Mr. James Dowell Mr. Henry Harvey Miss Deborah Latimer Mr. Nathanile Brown Mr. Rozell Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Kirven Walker and Family REGINA HATCHETT Mrs. Juliette Almond Mrs. Sadie Anthony and Family Mrs. Dorothy Baines Miss Gladys Dozier Sgt. and Mrs. Levy Duren Miss Susan Hamp Miss Regina Hatchett Mr. Tonnie Hatchett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatchett Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hatchett Miss Christine Howard Shelvy Mr. Daniel Mabry Mr� . 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Hostinsky Mr. and Mrs. Emile Roberts MARY HOWARD Mr. Red Truett Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Walker Mrs. Willie Mae Walker Mrs. Mardene Davis Mr. Willie Feggins Mrs. Helen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Hall Mrs. Daisy Mahone Mrs. Evonne Walker Mrs. Catherine Flower Mrs. Alice Cobb Mrs. Dorothy Howard Mrs. Ollie Wiggins Mrs. Minnie Shelton Miss Doris Stanley Mrs. Hattie Franklin Vfrs. Ollie Mae King Mr. and Mrs. Wood Berry Stanley Mr. and Mrs. James Howard Mr. and Mrs. Cad Bowen Miss Daisy Mae Howard Miss Diane Howard Miss Mil tie W'eldon Miss Evelyn Stanlev PATRICIA JOHNSON Mrs. Evelyn Johnson Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson Della Jones Mrs. Annie P. Wright VIrs. Mary S. Rouse Mr. W. R. Pitts 117 Patrons Vir. Pyatt Mr. Z. Gosha Mr. James E. Larkin Mr. Walter C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Peters Mr. Robert Howell Mrs. Bernice Howell Miss Shemita Stalling Mrs. H. Coleman Mrs. Stroy Mr. R. McLuster Mrs. L James Mis� Gloria Clark S-Sgt. Willie V. Howell Mr. Cross Miss Cheryl Cooper Mrs. Alice Howell Miss Mary A. Jones Mrs. J. Carter Miss Stacy Howell Miss Della Dianne Jones RUBYNELL JORDAN Mr. and Mrs. Willie Manuel Mr. Roosevelt Massengale Mr. Willie Hugh Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jordan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dozier Mrs. Mollie Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wilburn Mr. and Mrs. Dover Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. William H. W'atson Mr. and Mrs. Wilburt Green Mr. Frank A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. William Ezekiel Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Marshall Mr. Rozell Fort son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy Mrs. Henrietta W'illiams Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ellison PAUL JUSTICE Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Banks Mr. and Mrs. Olin Prather Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd Mrs. G. L Adams Mr. George Snelling , Maj. Ret. and Mrs. William H. Perkins Mrs. Joseph Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dinkins Mrs. Frederica Turner The Earnest Habershams Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hargrove Conell A. Hughley Ada Belle Hapiey Mrs. Maryann Alexander Rev. Mrs. F. Holston Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Justice. Sr. and Family MARTHA KING Mrs. Ella Atwell Shirley Carson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Floyd Miss Corine Garry Mr. and Mrs. Gash Reed Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hoskins Mr. and Mrs. Williams Killigns Martha King Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Pickett Mary Joe Searcy Mr. and Mrs. Forest Stringer MARY LEWARNE David Ruberti Grover W'est, Junior Sgt. Thomas Dence Sgt. James and Lois McMullen SFC and Mrs. Toone SFC and Mrs. Donald E. Sayer SGM Kane SFC and Mrs. Jimmy B. Easory PFC L G. Loughlin Rick Ireland Bob Brooks SP4 Mike Bentley Edward E. H. Britton PFC Gary Hughes PFC Joseph Tucker Sgt. Steve Trice Mrs. Harry M. Duke Kelly Fowler Shelia Ellison Chile and Paul KATHY MAHONE Mr. Lacy Hamilton and Family Mr. and Mrs. Summary and Family Mrs. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Green Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Street Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jones Sgt. and Mrs. Eugene Comer and Son Sgt. and Mrs. John Windbush Mrs. Martha Chambers Mrs. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mr. Jamerson Mr. Striesand Mahone Mr. Percy Hamilton Mr. Antonio Hamilton Mr. Lacy Hamilton, Jr. Mrs. Hattie Mahone VICTORIA MANUEL Miss Victoria Manuel Miss A freta Burrus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howard Mrs. Della Gray Mr. and Mrs. McCullough and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dysick Mr. Herman Glaze Mr. James B. Simmons Mrs. Pearlie Lee Manuel Mr. A. Biggers Mr. and Mrs. Greg Westbrook Miss Dianne Farley Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swiggest Mrs. Mozell Mitchell Mr .and Mrs. Leon William Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ford Mrs. Clara Pugh Mr. and Mrs. John Pugh Mr. James Manuel. Sr. Miss Chcrrie Tate Mr .and Mrs. Leon D. Dunlap Mrs. Jeraldine Short Sgt. 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Cloud and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaker Mrs. Fannie William and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Henderson and Daughter Mrs. Clara Clark Miss Violene Reese Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Frierson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Jones Mrs. Virginia Moody Mr. Michael Monroe SSG John Spann Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lewis CAROLYN MURPHY Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins Mrs. Lynda Holmes and Sons Mr. and Mrs. James Ashe Mr. Fred Williams Mrs. Perrene Evans Mrs. Mary Lou Williams Mrs. Emma Mitchell Mrs. Elnora W'illiams Mrs. Carrie Walker Mrs. Ocie Davis Mr. Eddie T. Lindsey Mr. Booker Stafford Rev. C. B. Jewell SFC and Mrs. Payton Watson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Otis Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Whitaker Geraldine and Raquel Walker Mrs. Dorothy Luckey and Valeria Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hill Rita, Kita, Bubba Allen Mr. Clarence Day Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bellamy and Lynda Johnetta Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jackson Thrift Social Club LINDA OLIVER Bill Land Mrs. R. Sland G. M. Land Miss Linda Diane Oliver Miss Rebecca Becky Glenn Mr. Jeff Leroy Denson S-SGT and Mrs. Jim E. Oliver and Daughter Mrs. Annie Mae Oliver and Family DIANE PATE Mrs. Anne T. Hudson Montealo Mike Betty Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van Hendrix DIANE PORTER Clarence T. Moore John Porter Eula Kate Davidley Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierce 118 Mr. Willie A. Porter Ralph Smith .Mr� . Doris Wright Mrs. Eva Mae Mitchell Walter E. Haralson Mrs. Mary McGhee JOANN PUGH Mr. Norman Andrew� Miss Betty Crocker Mrs. Jeannie Streeter Mrs. Mary Lewis Mrs. Annie P. Pugh Mr. Theodore Jones Mrs. Mary Bailey PFC Rudolph Brannigan. Jr. Bill Andrews Mrs. Eddie C. Pickett Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Stringer Mrs. Cofie Banks and Gena and Blaner Mr. Clarence Spencer Mr. Albert Luke, Sr. SP 4 l-awrence Pugh Miss Joann Pugh Mr. J. C. 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