Tifton High School - Talisman Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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' edition of N N N 1 4 J , F X w QM f N I s ,Q f W Q? 2 ,f r Y f f ' fx 51' w TH E DEDI ATI In appreciation for the excellent service rendered our school, we, the 1951 Talisman staff of Txfton High School, dedicate our year book to Coach Woodrow Alvin Davls Green Forest Arkansas November 26 1950 Alvin Davis who was born and reared in Green Forest Arkansas played hls flrst game of football in September 1932 This was the first year for the local high school to sponsor a football team ln fact there were not very many hugh schools playing football in this North West sectlon of our State at that time So Alvin a Junior ln High School played fullback ln the flrst game that he ever saw 'Hue team won the ma jority of games played the first year with Alvln being rec ognlzed as the outstandsng player The next year he was elected Captain of the team Two of the schools on our sche- dule both larger than our school were defeated by scores of 65 to 0 and 45 to 0 Alvin made more than 114 to 1f3 of all tackles and scored more than half of the total score for the season He was definitely the beat back ln lhorth Arkansas. playing hlgh school ball ln 1933 Alvin later proved his ability against much greater opposition and made All State College fullback at Arkansas Tech in Russellville Ark After graduating from Ark Tech he played with the Crimson Tnde at Alabama Not only was Alvln the most outstanding football player who has ever attended the local high school he was a good student cooperative a pleasing personality and a Gentleman ln every respect Sincerely J L Conley 4FormerQ Bupt and Coach of Green Forest. Arkansas High School From the Green Forest Tribune When Alvin Davls graduated from Green Forest High School lt was known that his ambltlon was to some day be a member of a team playing in the Rose Bowl Wlth this ln mind h entered Arkansas Tech at Russellville and was selected as Al State Fullback for the two years 1935 and 1936 Then he entered the Lnlverslty of Alabama and played for the Cnmson Tide where he reallzd his ambition of going to the Rose Bowl From first donning his uniform Ill high school to the Rose Bowl in hve years ls some jump From the Birmingham News Sunday Oct 2 1938 The Alabama Tide Dynamltes Howard College 34 to 0 Pig Davls Touches Off Heaviest Blast Pig Davls was the bright star of the Ala offensive The chucky Ark lad made two of Alabamas flve touchdowns and gained 153 yds in 15 runs an average of more than 10 per attempt On the second scrimmage Davls tore off left tackle and down the slde hne through a swarm of Bulldogs to score from his own 46 yd line-a 56 yd scoring sprint that Red Grange would have been proud f Davls pranced like a twinkle toeing half back as he clicked off the white stripes. He had good Interference but much of his advance was the result of sheer cleverness the like of which is seldom seen ln a fullback From the Crimson White Oct 7 1938 Dazzler Davis Delights Fans at Saturdays Game When ll a fullback not a fullback It sounds like a riddle but the answer ll When a fullback breaks through a hne cuts toward the slde of the fleld and then dashes through a broken field for 58 yards and a touchdown Such a feat was performed by Pig' Davls last Sat in the Howard game Davis looked like a halfback as he cracked through holes shlfted and slanted away from the waltmg arms of the sec ondary to rip off yardage Hn avenge was the highest of stated that Pm Davls was the hardest bsek to haul the Ala Howard backfleld Coach Davls has been chosen to play ln two Bowl the Rose Bowl and the Blue Grey Game From the Tuscaloosa News Sunday March 9 1941 Northport Entry 18 Champion for First Time Davis Coaches Champions Losch Alvln Davls former Ala football and baseball ns the coach of the new champions in basketball He congratulated for his record this season From the Tuscaloosa News Wed April 16 1941 Isorthport and Gasco Victors Coach Alvm Pig Davis the old Ala fullback sensation of the night lacing out four hlts for Gas cluding a single a double a triple and a home run down In Games- lununsry ll to be was the C0 ln On has four bagger Davls chased Lowell Hardin who had singled and almost overtook his colleague at the home plate Veteran spec tators said lt was one of the fastest base circling runs ever seen at Queen Cnty Park From the Tuscaloosa News Fnday May 16 1941 League Leaders Play Tonight any man on the held in that game From the Birmingham News Nov 25 1938 Pls The game came Tech after Davls total going From P I Davls Stars Crimson Tide won over Vanderbilt in a Thanksgiving of mud and snow with a score of 7 to 0 Pug Davls back with another game like he had played against Ga Davls helped the Crimson Tide to tle the Tech Jackets they had taken a 14 pomt lead Against Vanderbilt ran like sl wlld bull on play after play Pig had a of 63 yards and yardage was hard to get in the soft at Legion Field the Green Forest Tribune Thursday Sept 7 1939 Davis Around Left End Last night the has Co shut out the Gulf States Paper Mull 8 to 0 in a game which revealed Pig Davls as a Gasco pitcher of parts Davis has been catching playing the in field and hitting like a big Ieaguer and last nights two hlt shut out showed hxm to be available for any and every position From the Tifton Gazette of Dec 4 1941 But lt I5 not alone in football that Davls has made good Probably his greatest success has been off the football field He has exerted a fme influence over the football players Hia influence ln the school has been of the beat So for the things he has done and for the things for which he stands, Coach Davls gets a bow The best compliment of all comes from hls boys who think he ll even a better man than he is a coach COACH DAVIS OUTSTANDING PLAYERS 1941 ALL SOUTH GEORGIA Ralph Ritdon Won 5 Tied 1 Lost 2 1947 ALL SOFA Jimmy Simpson and Bobby Stone JOLRNAL ALL SOLTH GEORGIA Gene Smith GEORI IA ALL STAR GAME,-Bobby Stone Gene Smlth Won 8 Lost 2 1948 ALL-CONFERENCE Bobby Grlffls Ralph Veazey Won 8 Lost 1 1949 ALL REGION 1st team Bobby Grlffu Johnny Llpsey Virgil Willis 2nd team Sam Rlgdon Eugene Wood ALL SOLTH GEORGIA Iss! tetm Bobby Gnffls Sam Rlgdon Johnny Llpsey Edwin eve s Honorable mention Eugene Wood Lamar Palmer CLASS A ALL STATE lst team Bobby Gnffls Co Captain Vnrgnl Wnlhs Johnny Llpsey Honorable mention Lamar Kmard Edwin Revels GEORGIA ALL STAR GAME Gene Wood Virgil Wlllls Sam Rlgdon Bobby Gnffls ALL SOUTH Bobby Grlffll Captain All South PREP ALL AMERICAN Bobby Gnffu-2nd team The 1949 Club won all tau relxon games walloped Albany 33 to 6 and was the South Georgsa football champion team 1950 ALL REGION STATE WIDE 1 A lst team Llpsey Revels Jolley Scott Johnson and Brogdon 2nd team Grlmsley HERALD 8 ALL REGION 1 A lst team Johnson Scott Brogdon Grxmsley Llpsey and Revels ALL SOUTH GEORGIA Albany TD Club The snapshot ll of s slay in the Alabama No th C I IIIM lt shows Alvin Pig Davis Ala fullbafzk caarrtyfxg the ball for s large gsm Hts runnin! plunging and paaa- :ng made hlm the most attractive player In the Southern Con erence On December 26 1939 an All Star Team of former Ala and H d f00!lPlll Players defeated a team of former Auburn Bl ll thaaaSoathern stan I3 to 0 The Birmingham News lst team Llpsey and Brogdon ALL STATE CLASS A-Journal Constitution lst team Grlmsley Llpsey Brogdon 2nd team Johnson and Revela 3rd team Scott GEORGIA ALL STAR GAME Johnson Brogdon Lnpsey ALL SOUTHERN Llpsey ALL AMERICAN Honorable Mention Llpsey Won 9 Lost playoff by one point Gnmsley . . .. - .V . . u ' -' - V ' V V ' i s s 1 ' ' s s ' . . . .. V V. ' ' ' ss f vs . ' . ' ' ' ' n 'a ' ' ' s s . ' A s 1 v 1 .. V V. V 0 ' . v ' - . . . .. .V ., . . . . . , . . C . , . .. - .V n ' 1 ' s , . - V ' ' . '. . .- V V V V l ' . . ' ' 0 . . . - . ' V . , . .. V - V .. - 2 V V ,, . . . . . . - . . - .. - . - . I , - . 1 : , . .. .V V. - V V Z V ' ' ll - sn ,- ' , ' ' ll vv v , -... . . . V D , U i W J , . . . . . , , . , .. V. , I . . . ' s s ' ' Z V s f ' s 4 s . - ' : 'iq-D O The Talisman staff wi hes to honor our attractive and efficient school secretary Miss Julia Short b ded t y ica ing this page of our 1951 Talisman to her She has worked with us sympathetically and conscientiously checking school fees and past records ordering textbooks and supplies and keeping in touch with all phases of our school life is tons of work and countless decisions have come from Mr Bailey s office the center of all activities for the three city schools. Miss Short is the oldest of five children of Robert Sorrells Short a nat. f M. . H. . . ive o ississippi and the former Eya Lee Llyatt of Clyattsyille Georgia who was working at the Bank of Tifton when Mr. Short came to Georgia in 1903. After graduation from Tifton High School Miss Short attended Wes- leyan Conservatory in Macon Ceorgia. She his been secretary to the City Board of Education for twenty years having, begun her work during Mr. Bailey s first term as superintendent. She is most thoughtful of teachers and students alike -ind is never too bus t h l 'th ' ' ' ' y 0 ep 61 er. Very diplomxtic she geneially pleases exeryone yet never has a favorite. Because of her great interest in all school actiyities she snatches time to attend assembly meetings and occasionall to t lk . y a shop with the teachers. An ardent football fan she ney er misses a game. Miss Sh t h ' . or as genuine loyilty to Tifton High School and great admira- tion and respect for Mr. Bailey. She appreciates and works faithfully to help teachers and students and she says she nex er wants a different boss! TIFTGN BOARD of EDUCATION MR. J. S. COAKSEY CNew Memberl ni OSS PWM' Mu. ncmmmm MR JOHN SIM? MR J P bHORT 'K DR R. K. WINSTON MR HILTON HUTCHINSON MR C 0 BAILEY JR Cbuperlntendentl NIR 'VlcAlIlSTI'R Cl TIIICIPZID Mrs Bell Mxss Chester Mrs Colllns Mrs Crum Coach Davxs Mlss Edm0ndS0n ,nl Q' Q I Miss Foreman Miss Kneese Mr Lastmger MISS 190 MVS Ilndbkflg Wlss MCKDCCIV T1 A ' ,, T H E F A C LJ L T Y W 2' Y A sq 3 1 M S . ji ff M , P . M1 . i .5 G T RJ!! , , s,,,' if i I -if V H 4 :ii 3 A 1 ff I I 1 ' 1 .. fe 1 x . , tP1ano l ' Mrs. Mastin Mrs. Mitchell Mr, Moore Mr, Peele Miss Pullen Mr. Roberts Mrs Rowan Miss Short Miss Spurlin Mrs Suman Coach Touchstone L03Ch Tucker Mr Turechek Mrs Witange Miss Youmans Mrs Bell Miss Chester Mrs Collins Mrs Crum Coach Davis Mrs Durden Miss Edmondson Miss Kneese Mr Lastlnger Miss lee Mrs Lxndskog Mrs Mastm Miss McKneelv Mrs Mitchell Mr Moore Mr Peele Miss Pullen Mr Roberts Mrs Rowan Miss Short Miss Spurlm fSOCl3l Scienceb tEngl1sh Citxzenshlpl fFdm1lN Lixmg Home Ec 3 tB1olog3 Latin! 1-kthletics Social Sciencej tMathemat1csJ tScxenceJ tEngl1shJ tBand Glee C lub! J tHome Economics Healthy tEngl1shl tCommerc1alJ tEng,l1sh Journalisml tSocial Science? tAgricultureJ tMathemat1cs7 tEconom1csJ fclty Lunch SUDBTXIQOFD tSecretaryJ tEngl1sh Spamsh Frenchb McALLISTER HEADS GEORGIAN GROUP Pr1rc1pa1J W McA111ster of the Txfton Hlgh school faculty has been elected president of the Georgxa group of teachers at Peabody col lege Nashvrlle Tenn where he U takxng a ten weeks course There are 106 Georgia teachers in the noun Mr McAllister plans to spend the coming week end with his famJ1y here in Txfton Mrs Suman tMathemat1csJ Coach Touchstone tSoc1al Sclencel Coach Tucker tDr1x1ng Education Athleticsl Mr Turechek tMathemat1csJ Mrs Vitange tCommerc1alJ Miss Youmans tP1anoJ Mrs Jones tSpeechJ No Picture Mrs Sims tVo1ceJ No Picture Teachers receiving masters degrees dur mg the summer Principal McAllister Miss McKneelw Miss Pullen Mr Roberts Teachers already holding master s degre s Supt G 0 Bailey Jr 'Mrs Collins Miss Foreman Mrs Mitchell Mrs Suman J ff . . 1 . 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Vlce-President JAMES HUGHES Secretary ANN PARKER Treasurer MASCOTS .ffl Q-1 1 4 GAR Y DORMINEY V A ,,, JENNIFER PARK ER MARY NELL ARNETT Work is victory Glee Club 49 50 51 Allied Youth 48 49 Talisman Staff 50 51 CH XRLES BROWN N Llve and be mel ry Key Club 47 48 49 50 President ' 49 50 Ploneer 49 50 Vice Pres: dent Senlor tlass 49 50 Student Councll 47 48 49 50 11 JEAN FOTTOWGIVI A flxend to all T H1 Y 49 1 X le Youth 49 .10 X108 President 10 T Club 19 50 51 Basketball 19 0 ee tlub 49 0 11 Band 19 Council 50 1 President Student touncll 10 11 lI'SlILR 111115 PLO DORNHNP1 Klndne 5 15 yylgdgyn HL C311 XX l1O tl1lI1liS he Lan nd 46 4, 9, B nd 48 49 0 I lee Club tb 49 48 9 10 .1 51 rl H1 1 K 16 Xouth 48 19 50 Secretarw 49 50 btudent touncll 10 11 lallsman Staff kssoclate Editor 0 51 Vlhos V1 ho 50 11 Pioneer Staff 50 51 Q . , 5 ' 1 I , . ll ' 4 A , 11 v H 1 l ' . 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BOBBIE GRAH AM I may not sun but I ll do my best Talisman Staff v0 51 Basketball 3148 FHX 47 48 4HClulJ 7 'VIIRI XM H VICHPR For my heart xs true as teel Glee Club 49 0 ul Cheerleader 0 1 5 ' Club 49 10 ul W hos Vl ho 00 51 To have a fxlend 1s to be a fllencl Talisman Staff 10 l flee tl b 49 4 H ub 47 9 49 Basketball 47 49 JOHNNY Lll 'shi A fan frxendlw playmx athlctu W os Who 50 al 'l Club 47 48 49 0 Xllled Xouth 49 Football 8 5 Track 7 Baseball 0 l Student louncll R RMON GRIMSLEX Let well enough alone Football 47 48 49 .10 Basketball 46 47 48 49 00 Track 48 49 50 Basketball 47 48 49 a0 Xlhed Youth 47 48 TClub 49 50 JAMFB HUGHFS 1 ood swords are wol th much X 47 Pootbal 47 48 49 Baseball 48 49 a0 'nl Track 48 10 u 5 lresldent Student Councrl 49 Sec retary Senior Ilass 10 rl Alwaws letuln good for ev1l football 47 48 49 v0 T Club 47 9 4 47 RUSH Fl L NICWIIII XV The best of healers ns good cheex flub49 10 lf F4 49 a0 L4 ,' 1 A 'H 44 I A In 7- A 44 ...', :' l . .-: 44 , , , - , 5 S .vu 1-5 , . . 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JOEL Vl0Nlx The past ls gone sexze todax X 42 19 10 Football 4F I ll IRUK Q Haste mx is xx mu lk xi time XNN PXRRILR Pxogleb lxf. athletic and flxend W hos W ho 10 al Treasurer Sen lor llasa 10 ml Wlajorette 10 l ee C ub 0 49 l l' Club 10 al 'lallsman Staff 11 Basketball 49 10 11 u dent Council 49 10 PIHNIN RPNILIS All xxell that ends xxell H 49 Fo tball 47 8 49 0 X e Xouth 48 19 bmgmy., Club 48 49 ack 48 9 1 1 QIIIIORD SHP KRPR JXNIP SVIIIH lids a lun loxmg, xx xx A good nxtuxo, conquers ll sehall 18 49 0 lrack Haskethall 19 0 Yue lresldent 0 Nm'-mor I lass 10 ml IFNPS X STFPHPNS Alxxaxs look on the llllglll mlm Proneer 5taff1S 49 0 IIN VN XDLPX Let the othex felloxx xxouw Cheerleader Q10 I Trl H1 Y a0 11 Pdltor of Talisman .10 1 I 0 neer Staff 10 ml Xrt Editor Dra lcKlub4910 l12Tfu 1 2 ,Q ,ov I7 CN Bs Nllrlam Hatcher lm Xhullts and Jean Cottonglm eal fllendx who xx.11lt to Nl1.11e the L11 lreclollx l1OLl1N .11 t t .ue o 1911 of 1 Nt ool we bring befolt 1 1 XXOl'ldtl new tllxcoxerx 'XYHOIIQI the gltdt 1111 GDUOIIN ot the du 1 one th1t endb es LIS to loolt into the flltlllfi llfllljfh the Wlktllllfll ot tht 1,111 1 1 ltl t1.111 fl t 1 1 1 th 111lt.1l tlexlttx tllll 1tt1l 1 lntt unlt nt Ill o t . nl tht 111111111111 1111 o1xtt11.111t 1111.1ntltlp.1ttt 1 III Jllt 1 Illlltbfll Lllt 111 1 N IL 1 xo L tux lJ10Ill1lL t 1 oftthtl ton 1.1tlt etl JK It Jloo NX at 1 to rt .1x glx en ln thlx fY'1tlIXClOllS in 1 lunltnt 111 NURIC tau 111.11 1 1 xou 111 JK Cl loxttl h lt ll N .1n t lt.1n N o t ext t.1lntNt .111tlt11tle11t Xlbtltll 11111 m.1lt tns 119 to be 1e.11Ltt ll max hnk in N011 time llnovl 1 lthlext t.1n1e tu .111 ACLOI ottt txt nate 1,111,111 ttlge tl1.1t he will betome tht xolt oxxntx of ttlx 1 tllt A101 . xtlx nolxlt ut lI1flQ9Kl 1t111t1 dlltll N t 1 tomt 1 1 111 11 dlllt Sml IL NU 111 ot 111 111 PL o hlluf N lnpowl 1 t t t xt 1 t 1 1 1 11 qtltnt 1 lxltol o R . llllNlI1t NN Llldlltlljllllfl' Jtlnlt to nl.1ltt gootl htl Nlogdn xldl 1 Nell A111ttt IN t1l1l111t t11tt.1t1on on tht ap ot .1 Nucttwlu Btu Xllllx l111N11ltwn1.111 Bud Inogtlon has loxt hlx 1ncl1n1t11n to be e1 1801111111 h.1te1 dnt! noxx dx t olltxtdnt 111, fmxel ot'l'1fto11 1llt1t LtilllfQtiNkN1lfVHJI'I19Il fue tLlII16Cl ox 81 to hln1 Ann Pallxel ls kept bun t11l11g to e 1 SLIDIJOII the q1111tl111pletx th1t tht xtolk mix takenlx tl1oppetldo11nthtl1 Cl11T11I1hX elhapx xou max xuppoxt th.1t lean o o sflm will become 1 3r1t.1t optll N 11 1 we Xee that N t dllt .1n1o11 oolltk Clilnlx e will me m.1111tt and Nttt t 111 tht nts n 1 go.1t mnch ltllNlHf., kltlt Xlrgll P!OCtOl has bought 1 ntxx funtml ome H S motto lx D DT ttllop tlt.1tl t ddxj He ls doing well Kathellne Llntlxex tL1lI16Cl out to be ont Of the beet horxt tlottoix that hflx ex 91 betn ln Tlfton tx t1 .1111 IN 1111910111 ot tht Blltl t f lux 1 1 1111 ll6ll131N would pletlltt tor Ft 11111 txtl 1 c.11tt1 on XX 1ll Sheet but we haxe lxI1UXXlttlAL9 th lt ht XX1lllDLLOI'I18tldlI1Gd xupei Xl ll ot the Whltex Dldx Diaper QQIXIC lll the 11t.11l1x tltx ot Tx Tx llll JANIPN HLC HEQ IS the gaxest ot 111 to nt tl tht tf1n1o11x L0lllH1I1NO the 1x 1 xltt o ht oxt Ol t lx lx mlttt Il JK ox Il Iln Vhlt wx tt ohnxon lx non one ot the 111 ral 1111 1tlXlI1j,f 1tt1tltn tllx tllSCOXll0Cl llovs o 1 got tzonl ll I1 111ttx Booth 11 nmklng tlequent xlsltx lllx F1.1ntt 11 eit he lx 1bu5el XItll.1l1 Iuuhlonx lntolp owned 1nd op tl 1tttll11 J T XILCIAIX Btttx Ruth Cofel ls noxx 1 ftimfltlw Pouels Nlotltl Johnnx Llpwtx nov nldlrletl to the folmel NI111.1n1 Hfltchel ls bun tlalnlng then elex en llttlt Llpseu 101 the 1970 71 football team Flo Do1mlntx 18 now the wolltl tdmollx fan tl.1ntt1 1t tht VS 1ltlo1fANto1l.1 C h 11lt s Blown 11 hose .1n1b tion f1lwt1X N was tl tl.1xtl h.1x 111Nt complettd hlx tllxt trim 0 tht mt I1 C llttoltl Sht.11t1 htu .1 magnolia plantation l tht wfltltlfl 111111 lx emoxlng perfect peace Ont ot tht ntxxtxt UJIHLN on the mf11ket IS D1 xltxlllltlll tllNL0X eletl hx Rowell lc NIlll.11l LAXQIII VK llNOI1 htm 11 neulx equipped nurs tix on Loxe A1 enue ,mtl t1kes excellent cfue ot GI t .uxnldtex chlltltn -Xutlrex Hllt ln hex lett the loxxlantlx of South C,to1gl.1 to go Ll1dNlflQ,' Ziltltlflfl mth he1 1'1101lHtdlI1 11111291 huxhantl Jim S9ll3lS lx tulng to holtl down 1 lob It selling cdntlx IH Lovell N o elntl 10 lx oh xe ptop e 1 t e mu diff. ot e Xitlltlflltlllt' llllllglllg out tht great To Je t e IJl0IJl'lLt1C. toltxhdtltmlngx ot tht f11t11le K 5 YI N 1 C :lx 1971 bettx Johnxon lx getting htl tl'101lxN8dLl ogethtx tol hti tl hth nl.1111.11,t ,' . 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X LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the class of 1911 of the 'Ilfton Hugh bchool bemg of sound mmd body and memorv hav mg ar rlved at that tlme ln our lnves when our school hours are fast drawmg to a close We reallze that we are to be replaced by the young and xnexperlenced and we do not wlsh that our wlsdom and evcperlence be lost to posternty We therefore make and publish thls our last wlll and testament revoklng all others heretofore made We further want lt dlstmctlv understood that nf any one of the beneflclarles of thls wlll shall at tempt to dlspute or ln any way change the Items of this document he must be Immediately cut off whollv and entlrely from any and all of its DFOVISIODS We the Senlors of 19:11 leave the school an atmosphere of calm and cool qulet at our departure the Freshman tlass we leave our perseverance and unflaggmg lndustry whlch enabled us to study from morn until dewey eve the bophomores we bequeath our bountiful store of wisdom and good manners o the Jumors we leave our dlgnlty that they mav appropriately full our places next vear the I-aculty of Tlfton Hugh School we leave our deepest sympathy Mnss Pullen we of her geometry class leave darker glasses wherebv she wnll not be able to no tlce so many left out steps and unfounded reasons To the hbrarxan we glve and bequeath without the slightest mental reservation all the dog eared and dllapldated books with the prlvllege of mending glumg pasting sew Ing and generally repalrmg them wlthout question or cavll from anyone whether ln or out of the school grounds or bulldlng Johnny Llpsey leave my good looks to Donald Kendrlx Edwln Revels leave my power vvlth the women to T C horden Jean Cottongxm leave Hobart Jr Speedy and Bo Bo to Rose Mary Ihllhps Flo Dormmey leave my abundance of haxr to Jane Flrod because she needs It Bud Brogdon leave my Innocent look to Horace Blalock Clifford Shearer leave my English ablhtv to Dub Jolly who reallv needs Jlm Sellars leave my freckles to June Bennett Vxrgll Proctor leave my wavy halr to anyone who wants tt Charles Brown do will to Humber Ballev mv curlv halr and the so long kept secret of how to roll up on stlcks mstead of curlers 'VI1r1am Hatcher bequeath to Bettv 'lucker mv qulet ways Buddy Baker do leave my pretty eves to John Gibson Betty Ruth Fofer will my typlng grades to Norma Jean Watlon Bobble Graham leave my smlle to Bobble Barfleld Betty Johnson bequeath to Jeannette Mevon my happy tlmes at Tlfton Hugh School Nlarv Nell Arnett will to Margaret Copeland my figure James Hughes leave my smlle to Eleanor Iastmger Laverne Wllson leave mv good studv hablts to Melba Padgett hoping she llkes to studv as well as I Llnton Wadley leave my way with people to Bob t onolv because he wants It 'Inn Parker bequeath my basketball ablhtv to Pave Bruce Carol Alexander leave my ablllty to be heard and not seen to Shlrlev Simpson Frances Booth leaye my Img for the Brooks Drug Store and to to Berta Smith Lester IJBYIS leave my ablllty to get a room ln an unroar In Just fue Secfmdg to Wvman HIDDO Joel Monk bequeath my handsomeness to Joe QDOOIWI' I Roswell McMillan leave mv absent mlndedness to Fellste Turk Drawn up signed and sealed this 'Way 29 l9ul by tnn Parker ln presence of the Semor Class To ' : ' Q .. T ' A. , V ' ' -' v 'v ' v ' lv .- , I To ' ' ' ' ' ' .' ' . - To , V ' ' ' ,' . - I, ' , Q ' . I' ,' ., v . 1' V I '. ' ' I, T ' , , ., I' , ' ' ' . I, Raymond Grimsley, leave, thank goodness. I, , ' . I, ' , ' ' ' ' ,' ' ' , it. I, ' , ' . . I' . . , Y . V . . It . ' L ' , .. I, y 1 iv A. y' K. . I, , , ' S .' I ' . I, . y V S . . . - I' A U , ' . A , V . Q I' K ' Y . K. ' J L, ' s I, 7 ,. , V ' S .Y ' B Y ' L. ' B. B. H A. v . do. - I' ' , ' ' -' .' ' .' . I. 1 v I I A 'I I 'Y , . . I' T , V 4 a U. X K u. K' t -' V I' I ' I 'I I A' K' - . I - l . v 1 . Iv L, .' ,, . ' ' . ' .' ' I . . I' ' , K . - JUNIOR CLASS CDFFICERS .1 gg-it .' i 'rJ K 3 nf 'ffl BILLY SEAGRAVES Presldent Vice-President Secretary -.-L 1-run?-v :A I . '1- ahn. f- so-o-tl'g 15 5: '7'g'-M3'F'f,1-'viii . 61 73?-. l .' ,' fi BOBBI-E BARFIELD BETTY J. TUCKER LAKE WHITE Treasurer .0-06 ran, A fl 1. Jayne and Russelg 2. Why the frowng 3. Lovebirdsg 4. What a view! 5. Coach: 6. Who's jacketg 7. Is it that good? 8. Sisterly love: 9. Did you do that, Lim? 10. Yea! Blue! ll. Sure smells good. 1 -ls- 5-i.Q--ff ' . s , , Ayn 47' '... Qf-.i..'L'f . hs. 'J jj V I 1 lk ' . fffl! J X 2 W, 7 Q: A MZ ?'7'?'W J I Norma Allen Margie Arnold Carolyn Arrington aullne Bagshaw Bully B8ll9y Bobby Barley Humber Ba ley ary Ann Bailey Franzel Baker Betty Bannister Bobble Barfxeld Carol Barfxeld Betty Barry Max Belflower June Bennett Mary Jo Benson lobble Jean Blshop Catherine Bow en Dan Branch Don Branch Marv Belle Branscomb Harry Brewer Jeanette Brown Dew erne Brownlee Faye Bruce Frances Cagle Thelma Carr Carolyn Chappell Addie Ceorge Cheek I ew IS Cheek Malcolm Conley J C Connor L J Copeland 'Vlargaret Copeland W C osper Bully Crownover Harmon Crum Clara Dalton Betty Jean Davidson Bobby Joe Dans Delores Davls Jessie Coodwln Thomas Davis Frances Dees Rheudean Denby Howard Dorsett Patsy Doss Elton Dubose Jane Elrod Childs Ford Ann Fowler Faye Fussell Jane Carrick Felton Cerman Dassne Clbbs Gene Gibbs Ieroy Gibbs John Clbson John Goff Gene Goode L r . l J ' ! nz l Q 4, ' ' . . P ' , , A - 2 4, fe -g ' ' ' F. 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'Y P5 I N5 1 A z l I 'gd ' 'f ' I, 4-4: FIRST ROW: Carlton Pritchard, Margie Pitts, Billy Rooks, Judy Ross, Fred Rowland, Tillman Sandiferg SECOND ROW: Wimpy Scott, Billy Seagraves, Car- olyn Shannon, Rudolph Shiflett, Bill Simmons, Shir- ley Simpson, THIRD ROW: Carolyn Sinclair, Gene Slack, Annette Smith, Berta Smith, Don Smith, Gladys Smith, FOURTH ROW: Lacey Smith, Wade Spooner, J. E. Spradley, Maxine Stewart, Everette Sumner, Everette Sumner, FIFTH ROW: Faye Sum- ner, Jackie Sumner, Rex Sumner, Mary Kate Sir- mans, Sue Talley, Carol Towzerg SIXTH ROW: Mar- vin Terrell, Ann Terry, Earline Tolbert, James Tol- bert, Betty J. Tucker, Betty L. Tuckerg SEVENTH ROW: Feliste Turk, Carlton Tyson, Charles Tyson, Ann Vance, Bobby Warner, Joyce Walker, EIGHTH ROW: Irene Watson, Peggy Webb, Austin Whiddqn, Lakc White, Eliabeth Whitfield, Joyce Wlfllsg NINTI-I ROW: Carolyn Yawn. I. Two flirtsg 2. For men onlyg 3. Teachers, 4 What's the matter, Elizabeth? ,,, I , .- - 1' '39-if K Y 147 1+- gf' 3 Building blocks 4? S55 f ,N ff' s. w - U A ww x e 'Al . gf E Q 2 ittle boy he ,X - I LIIZQUT ' . ' L Q-4' WF? fl ' so 4 7 Law I 1 T' ,gt H y.. y,n n -.- I L 'gg - x . X S X 1 F If! I' Bennle Allen L A Arrington Donald Atkms Suzanne Barnwell Rex Belflower Doris Blalock Horace Blalock Patsy Blalock Truman Blankenship Fdgar Bodenhamer Ann Borders Gary Brady Ann Bruce Vorman Bruce Hllda Betsy Wlley Betty Dons Arvln Burnam Burton Busbm Butler Butler By rd Dorothy Cadle Wllma Cardwell Jlmmy Carter Jlmmy Cauthen Iohnny Chapman lee Clements James Coburn Bobby Conley Ted Connor Bobby Copeland Ellzabeth Crow Cene Crumley Ann Crumby Gwmette Dans James Davxs Elmarene Denby Lonnie Ruth Denby Ronald Dlckson Bully Donaldson Bobble Duckworth Joyce Ellls Les arne Elhs Betty Etheridge Honey Fleming Jackle Fletcher Joe Ford 'Vlary Ann Fulghum Fdna Gay Ifrances Gibbs My ra Jean Gxbbs W C Gibbs Ruby Lee Glll Elizabeth Golden Carolee Gonser Margaret Gowan Fddle Greene Bobby Grlffm Martin Gunn Bull Hall Robert Hammond F , f J 1 ff - , J Q . 4 '.,.' 3,,, 2 J 42' I Ref Q 5 Y v ' M x . 2 1' , I I lr L-'C I . . I , 1 E, , . xl 1 'Mm az 'L ,. f , : 4 ,, , - ' A A . 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J V ' ' -5 , S P Clarence Harper Joy Hatcher Nlelym Henry Pllse Holbrook 'lommy Hornbuckle Joan Hotchkiss Dorothy Jenklns Raydene Johnson t harles Jones l mory Keene Ruby lxelgganb Donald Kendrick Rosemary Lasslte lommy Lawrence Way ne League Ronald Llghtfoot I-mogene Llndsey loyte Mcf rary Xlma Jean 'l'IcCurdy lharles Mclllllan 'Vlary Helen Marchant Mary 'Viartln kenneth Mathis Bully 'llaye hanayya Mltchell I erald NeSmlth Donald Noland Xyonne Boland lelma Noland Barbara ladgett Randall Patterson l'u1.,ene laulk Ifaye I uulk Ihlly Perry l rrol I'helpQ Rosemary lhllllps lones Ionder Joyce Poyyell lietty Sue loyyeri Jane Priest lfarl Ray Joyce Ray louise Ray Knne Rouaey I laude Rowland l-rancex Roy al Rruce Rutland Q ll Qandlfer Rlndell Shlyer Rernard Smith lat Smith Nl xcey Qpence Joe Spooner Ilan Spradley ll 'l Qto e louise 'Stampa Clark Strickland Xlxry Nell Strlpllnf.: leanette Qullryan Nlartha Sutton V- in ' L ' l ,A . I A L .Y v ' y ., A D 1 f ' -,. D. I 4 1 , . . 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Hall Shirley' Hall Cerald Franks Jane Frederick Shirley' Gladney' Wallace Coode Wade Goode Jeanette Goodman Aubrey' Harper Carolyn Harper Sarah Henderson Joyce Hill Donald Hiers Ann Hobbs Nlawdene Hogan llary Julia Holcomb hrglma Hollls Sandra Hornbucltle lalmadge Howell John Hughes larrx Hunt Nhlrlex Jernigan t h xrles Johnson Xlla Nlae Jones Rlllx Jordan llettx Sue lxennedw feorgla 'll 16 kennedy lilllx lane Hazel law son Randolph NlcDanlel Franklin Martin Johnny Nlartln louise 'Vlartln Nlarxlyn Nlartm Nlartha Sldnew 'llartm Ray Nllller llartha Nlltchell llarie 'llorrls l-lame 'Nix James Olner Eric Olsen I lenda O Quinn Nlarx Fllen Otwell John Owens Carl Palmer llunnv Patton frame Patten Ruth lhllllps lafaxe llpkln llorothx Pitts XX endell Portler .lohnns lowers Sonnx lowers lxnthla Ralford Xllne Reece Ahhie Sue Renfroe Floyce Richards Nell Rigdon Wendell Roberts June Ross Jean Rouse f'ene Rutland Vlarris Seymour Othell Shiflett Margie Sikes Sandy Sims Royce Sizemore Connie Smith Geneva Smith Lynn Smith W. A. Spicer Jimmy Spurlin Walter Stinnett Anna Sumner wpg ,I f -L rig l 5 Bobby Sumner Vernon Tanner Barbara Taylor Betty Jean Taylor Edward Taylor James Taylor Rudine Taylor Barbara Thomason Jeanette Thomas Myrtis Thompson Bobby Trippe Jimmy Tucker Ronald Tyson Billy Alma Uhlman Roberta Watson Aubrey Worthingham Billy W'eeks Vera Mae Welch LeRoy Wheeler Earline Williams Vernice Wallace Bill Youmans Tom Youmans Imogene Youngblood ll 9 if qi- 1 Our flag 2 Fellsta and Kay 3 LAZY 4 George 5 waitin f0l' the bln 6 Bobby 7 Going somewhere 8 Is lt heavy' 9 WIIUPYS 10- Cute llttle dog 11 Qnwa n W A23 Y-Wei? ,i if IL 'vs 'E H. as i M-1. P if iv EP muff 0. , 05' E., 4 .' ,J I f 735 , . K R-. N. 'i E43 . , f a :wa f Qxzmfe Q g.m5, J if '7.i 1. uf 4 ,.,,. wwf!! L ,. ' , -V L :gy W . .. gr ., gy - Q - 4 V , 4 .11 ,QW ' Y ff gf 1 R I A? 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SA V' ....f:u FRANK WILLIS Sports Editor The TALISMAN STAFF wif avyyyvf-JL I vnn wadley Editor FRANCES BOOTH BOBBY CONLEY BILLIE C A ROWNOVER BONNIE PATTON Business In Chief Photographer Picture Chief Picture Director FLO DORMIIQEY ANN PARKER BETTY JOHNSON MARY BELL ARNETT Anodnta Editor Auoclnte Editor A nodule Editor Alllitilfe Editor e Himsa WW' qwi U01 NNT L1 y. r gb? r wK11.n,,.?x: ' guEU':w,,.a J s hm,,u.n 908 :M -gm cxrcnhwf' co-C 1'1,.cu-l ' C A-'U AGE I-,ff 19 1,059 Us Y uv Kind! ,ull S cw' ?m ' 'co-V ' 'wk vw '5- f K 2 ,gmt I x ' x 1 s' 1 nf 4 . , u ., 5 A A 5- Q Q d , QW ,f f , ,t...' if if X 1 , 4 ' fl .gariiw L D5 .0 fa .' x T gh 0 B T11 . c Q . d mf xx-Y' 'L' AU ' Yu EMU? DENBY Future Nun Edllor Edigor SWK. Editor YN 4.5 I J MM T A MITCHFIL- JR R MARNIN Mooms Advisor Advmm, REPORTERS Bill! Flo AIMA .Inu FRANLP5 Rong oomu nsox DORMIW X ,Wd I Rm ROYAL WALTI- R Offlcers Betty Etheredge lresldent Loulse Qtamps life l'f9Sld9ni P3113 UOSS Sefrelary ROS8m8ry Phllllps Treasurer Nhss Elmma 'VlcKneely -'ldusol' Wembefb 53113 -Uwaiel' Holly Balleb' HUT! B Bets Burton Jn Ann Carter Malcolm tonles Patsw Copeland Bllhe Nlae Crownover Howard rewer 3 Dorsett Paula Echols Honey Flemxng Jeanette Goodwin Carolyn Harper Sarah Henderson Edwma ' F I h B P tt G Ph ll Lane 'Vlarllyn 'Vlartm Kanawha Vlltchell Zelma Nolan welsn 'arrlS UHDY 3 en 909 1 IPS Ruth Phnlllps Bell Rlgdon Margie Slkes Shirley Simpson Sands blms Xnna Sumner Betty Jean Tay lor Elnzabeth Whltfleld Denson Wood , Bu '5- , 1 A 1 he l n . v u ' 4 A , M I Y A' Jr Ev. I N xl ' J i D 'lg xg , ,Y A W lr!! , V lf' . 1 , ' . l ' . lv' Z - ' K' .5 . DON SMITH TONNIE RUTH BETTY ETHERED E BILLIE LIN WADLEY JAYNE 1 ROWNOVER An Edna' HARDISO sineul BETA X I-R-XXIII-, BXKI-K MARY BANKS MARTIN In-ardent Nice President f x JA N In ILLROIJ Secretary Treasurer .X CLU ilk -4 our MSS l'lNIiI Plll N wLXM'l Advisor Patsy Blalock lallv o Ar xl 1 hir fa Jane I-ran es Mnnlyn Sldngy Frederick l lbhs Martyn Minn, .4 June l' rank Ro-ai W llllw Left to Right Betty Jean Davidson becretary Blllle Mae lrownower hee President Musa Elmlna Mclineely Advisor Margaret Copeland Program lhalrman Katherine Lindsey Betty Ruth infer Social Chairmen Norma Allen Treasurer Sue Talley President Margie Arnold Donald Atkins Sally Atwater Holly Bailey Franzle Baker Betty Bannister Billy Barfield Bobby Barfield Bud Brogdon Charles Brown Betsy Burton Frances Cadle Bobby Joe Davis Joe Dill Flo Dorminey Jane Elrod Betty Etheredge Jackie Fletcher Wymon Flippo Faye Fussell Felton German Dassie Gibbs Albert Graves Buddy Hall Joan Hotchkiss Talmadze Howell James Hughes Dorothy Jenkins Minnie Kate Jordan Donald Kendricks Kennis Lastinger Dorothy McPherson Gerald NeSmith Yvonne Noland Carl Palmer Ann Parker Bobby Phillips' Rosemary Phillips Billy Rooks Billy Seagraves Don Smith Janie Smith Jimmy Spurlin Louise Stamps Sue Talley Betty Jean Taylor Charles Tyson Ronald Tyson Ann Vance Lin Wadley Lake White Betty Wilson Jean Willis Bill Yiomans ' No Picture 9 P? ' ffl l'0!!Dlllim Tucker Jones Conoly OFFICERS JEAN COTTONGIM ,....... ..., I 'resident BE'I'l'Y JOYCE TUCKER .... . . Vice President RHEA JONES .......... . . . Secretary Bobby Conoly ..,........ . . Treasurer MR. JAMES W. McALLISTER . . . . Advisor EQ -A , 'J -52 Mr. McAllister UNCIL vu 1 lu uuiww JANE ELROD KAY JOHNSON FELBTE TVRK nrnnv HALL HUMBER BAHEY andy Koons kRANK w1Lus Pffiidfnl Vice Prexidrnt S'ffP'll'?' pnmdem Vice President S 'f Y Tl'll!lll'Cl' VI-XRX BAXKN MISS 'VIYRTI l- VIR DARRFI I JACK MARTIN l-DNIONDSUN Rom- RTS TOI CHSTONE Treanurer MEMBERS Franzle Baker Betty Bannister Latherme Bowen Jean Cottonglm Bxlhe Mae Crownower Betty Jean Daudson Flo Dormlney l'aye Russell Jayne Hardlson Wllnam Hatcher Rhea Jones 'Vlarw Kitchen 'Nlarxlyn 'lrlorton Evelyn Parrlsh Judx Ros Carolsn Qlnclaxr Earlme Tolbert Betty J Tucker Lnn NS adley Elizabeth NVhltlield JIITIIIIX Npurhn N! alter Ntnnnett .lame lawlor .llmmx luchel Ronald lxson I eter X! hne id! N H' Adv lsor Advisor NIP Nll BR Donald Xtlrlns lhllw llallex liobhx Ballex Dusrne Brownlee llohln lonolex Ilobbx Copeland l ester Dans Ronald Dlckson lnllx Donaldson Donald Dormmew Donald K av Wlartln Gunn Blllw Hall larry Hunt Don Hardlson Bubber 'Vlathls 1 lenn 'Wathls Huddw Vhtchell John Owens Nouns lowers VN endell Roberts l reddle Ron land lllllw Seagrawes .hmmw Sellarg Sands bums Joe Spooner XX ade Spooner Ann Vance Tumi. Ruth pmb, Wilma Cardwell Addie Gsorse Cheek Mlrle Brown lmoxene Younsblood President vice president Secretary Treasurer Sons Leader Hnswrmn F. MEMBERS Norma Allen Markie Arnold Betty Bannister Suzanne Bar' well June Bennett Frances Booth Faye Bruce Frsnees Cadls Thelma Carr Betty Cnfer Elizabeth Crow Blllle Crownover Frances Dees Bobble Duckworth Edna Gay Betty Kirkland Faye Paulk Bert: Smith llasle Spence lartha Sutton Anne Terry Betty Ray Walters Jackie Walters Helen Williams Hilda Willis Joyce Willis H -5 'c::x+ 1 , f' Hrs. Linditlll llrs. Collins Advisors Kennis Lastmzer Chlrld Childs Rheldean Tyson Ford Denby OFFICERS KENNIS LASTINGER CHARLES TYSON CHILDS FORD RHEUDEAN DENBY MR GRADY PEFL Grady Peel President Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Advlsor FIRST ROW Bennie Allen L A Arrmgum Edgar Bodenlnmmer Don Branch Norman Bnnce Wlley Busbln Jimmy Clllthen SECOND ROW Johnny Chapman Louis Cheek Lee Clements James Colburn Joe Ford W C Gibbs John Gibson THIRD ROW Gene Goode, John lofi Llaude Hendricks Wllhs Hester Tommy Hornbuckle Buster Hutchinson Eugene lvy FOURTH ROW Bobby Johnston Pete Johnston Amos Msnn Bully Marchant Aubrey Msnhall Rossle MeMlIlsm Dwight Mlxon FIFTH ROW Joel Monk Levsne Noland Gordon Pearnsn Bully Perry Jones Ponder Earl Ray Claude Rowlsnd SIXTH ROW Bruce Rutland Randall Shiver William L Simmons Bobby Sumner Everett Sumner Marvin Terrell Carlton Tyson SEVENTH ROW Willie J Tyson Bobby Varner Amos Weaver Madison Wllds Edward wlllll ...nh PHIIIIIS IIFVIINI Ll HB1 JENKINS IHESTI-R KXEFCE N OFFICERS ROSEMARY PHILLIPS HONEY FLEMING ANNE CIJMBY DOROTHY JENKINS MISS FRANCES CHESTER MISS MARY KNEECE -fill Presldent V Ice President Secretary Treasurer Advlsor Advisor Ill 2 lll lll' 5 XII' NIBERS Jane Xllen Sally Xtwater Holly Balley Suzanne Barnwell UONS Blalock P3155 Blalock Ann B0l'd9l'S M3119 Broun Betty Burton Joanne larter Ehzabeth Crow Anne Cumby Shlrley Dormmey Paula Echols Joyce Elhe Betty Etheredge Honey Flemmg Jackie Fletcher Jane Prederlck Shirley Fladney Carolyn Harper Joy Hatcher Sandra Hornhumkle Joan Hotchklss Dorothy Jenkins Betty Sue Kennedy Rosemary Lasslter Sldnev Martin Hazel Mitchell Kanawha Mltchell Martha Mltchell Bunny Patten Rosemary Phllllps Betty Sue Powers Nell Rlgdon June Ross Louise Stamps Betty Jean Taylor Barbara Thompson Bllhe Alma Ulh man Imogene Youngblood :Y K CHARLES snows FR-'WK WILLIS President Y Vlce President NVE BUII D an LY SEACRAVES BOBBY COROLY Secretary Treasurer MR JAMES McALLlS'I'ER Advisor FIRST ROW Donald Atkins Bully Balley Bobby B alley Humber Bailey Bobby Davxs Lester Davls Donald Dormmew SFCOND ROW Don Cay BlllHall Buddy Hall Glen Mathis Ens Olson Sonn Powers Bully Rooks THIRD ROV! Fred Rowland Don Smith Jlmmy Spurlln Walter Stmnett., James Tolbert Ronald Tyaon Lake White Not p1ctured Jimmy Qellars ff -1-I -1-rf Kff' ff '-y- X 4 fl ,yvf J ' ybe K E C L LJ B ' 'fr 'E w fa 1- 1 . W :X A f x , . , I 1 - J ' 3 J ' ' ' J l .W O . P If 5 - ' ,ff A X h i,.,..,-f-- , yv ' , 4 i N, I V Vx ,-ff 4 '3 2 . K T .ii X V V-'I'XQ , xy- L 'I' X 1 I ' ' MEMBERS Mlrlie Arnold Jeanette Brown Hilda Addie Burman George Cheek Martha Duckworth Syble Fallin Carolyn Fletcher Myra llelen Joyce Helen Doris Alma Melba Jean Gibbs Hall Hall Merchant McBrayer Jean McCu rdy Padgett Annita Perry Carol Phelpl Frances Royal Gladys Smith Maxine Stewart Walt-,r Stinnett Carol Tawzer Ronald Tyson Joyce Walker Jackie Walters Roger Walters Helen Williams Jean Willie Carolyn Yawn Dassie Gibbs President '7 tx i i ,f ' 1 X illiili I fre ff:---se 3 '5 4 II Ill ll' QE l F ' I Joyce Ray Girl's Vice President 1 i 6 E Don't they look bored? Giggling isn't allowed usually' Puzzled expression: Our faithbul board! 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I rvflffx he-Li 44 A I my 'fa-11212 a -. - 1 fe! - W , 2 .1 . --:-.,-f- 4, f . , 1 1' -.- - r, 1 I' '45 35 'X vgxfw., :1.L,':j'Vv'- 'W V - 'Vip lT'f2?:,t !f'5??'! :.f1-1 'i3'1-. fx ?W+VY v I' X I Wg ,- ,, 5,1 J -1,1 ,X gg . f 1 Iv . ,JA,v,, ' fn ff.: ig,S l E ? Managers, left to right JOYE HVATCHER BARBARA THOMPSON UNCLE LEN Left to right: Linda Ross, Eilene Director Sumner, Betty Chloe Gleaton, Gracie Band and Glee Club Taylor. f? f .s 6.1 'I P, -. f-M! ',- ' ' IN ,n-ss SPUNL geloved Chaperon .x I, Uncle Len and His Folks Aunt Ruth Mothers Us All Darlene and Lanny are the Mascots DISTR FES ICT MUSIC TIVAL Band I in concert I in marching II in sight reading STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL BAND III -Concert I -Marching II-l -Sight reading w HOLLY 81 Hl'NliiI-IR BAILEY Foss Bailey's Chillun THE DAH.Y TIFTON GAEITE - Wednesday. Dec. 6, i950 Giving the Devils Their Due tBy Peggy Colemani' 'l'tnnkx, Blue and White! We ain't mad at YOU Not for any reason. We just thank you for A mighty fine season. About that 'Dosta game The-re's nothing to be ashamed. And we'd pick a scrap with anyone Who says you're to be blamed. You 1950 Devils Are one swell team. When it comes to being scrappy Youre the best we have st-cn. As for the '50 season Wc're proud as we can he. Nu matter how you look at it You Devils sure suit me. As for thc Mighty Midget That's Our Johnnie. you know. We never expect to set his beat No matter how big they grow, A-sqfor Uncle Len and his T -LMML Our Big Titton Bluc and iwhite Band It 'ust dEi i'have an equal Not anyw ere in e an . General Marshall who saw it 4 l 1 I Bands of 4 Cities Win Music Festival Honor constitution :me News seme- N THOMASVILLE--Quitman, Thomasville, Cairo and lif- ltgli bands today are the proud winners of double victories in the Second District Music yesterday. The Moultrie and Albany High lSchool won two ratings in both invents, and the Albany Junior High Band received a two rating lor concert work. The third rating inwrhe concert class went to Ca- lm! I. i All of the bands were rated two ,or three in sight ,rgading which indicated' the need for more train- 'IIK ln 'IHS type of music. l The Saxaphone, brass and clari- ,nets quartets of Albany won first ,place in the instrumental en sembles. Moultrie's Mary Hall, Patsy Chastain and Ann Bonnar got one' ratihll for Marimba Solos. Anne ,Verran nf Cairo and Elliot .lenkf Wings of Albany got top ratings for clainet and cornet solos and Curtis 'Pale 01 Moultrie Junior High got a two rating on his saxophone solo. . Anne Ver-ran and Frankie Har' rtson of- Cairo got one ratings as both twirlers and flag gwingerg ,n the -competition held at the Me. -mortal Stadium. Fifi Jordan, ot Thomasville, Vernon Story, of Al. b3YlY and Ann Raley, ot Camilla also rated tops as twirlcrs. Festival which was held here than Rayburn, Nell Johnson, Bar- bara Tillman, Ginger Rich. Mary Jean Hancock, Betty Rea Gay. alll 'ol Moultrie, were rated third! among the twirlers. A downtown parade during the afternoon and an inspection of all bands by Lt. Col. James K, Harper, of Thomasville, were included among the Iestival activities which were directed by John lucle. Thom- asvlll hand director. I Judncs for the contests included J Harris Mitt-hell, Vniversity of Georgia: Glen Rasmussen. Georgia State Tc-.ichcr's College and Gcnigrg Dunnavant, Monticello, Fla., High swoon music director. lGeneral Lucius Clay. and Nice going last Friday for the Big Blue and White. That cake baking number lirou ht to ,ESU Bl' ' . g Ann Jiriigtoygig-ill' Alban? - -Ig, our mind the thought that a lol It was imc as It could be- Blalock. of fl-mon' Mack mowers of folks should trot out their And what's good enou h for e genera Tsure good enough for me..- TKEJTFKTGU Blue and White 'Y cheerlreafrigrs It's a swell job youliave done. of Camilla, Yann Whaley, of All billy, Joan Sloan, Imagine Hobs ,B00d and Joyce Faircloth, all ol Mculfflf. were awarded two rats mis in twirling. 'matte Allisood. June Sloan, cake pans and bake a lot of cakes and entertain the Big Blue and White with a feed. 'It takes a lot of fuel to blow those horns and beat those drums and do all that marching-we know. 'Wc ltnow that 'This cheer-' leaded W mnM?'T' Is hard work, as well as fun. To all youWf5l'lfs of flje BEE: andgwiite QT4vvhR1iYtlEi:eis no finer ini the land. 'Thanks again, for a wonderful' Y sc s0n You are all iust Simply grand!! The Modest Maestro is plan- ting some thing super-special har the Big Blue dhd White in Dmmasville. The only way Un- cle Len and his milton can be outdone is for them to outdo themselves-no one else can. Pome. Uncle Lent: Big Blue and White lx the nest band .tn the land There-'s Just no use talking 'bout it They can't be beat-to beat the band. Our best Sunday bow to Uncle BGA and his chillun for The Srawberry Blonde Friday night ' h Adel. That Big Blue and 'hite band in waltz step to l'he Strawberry Blonde is Our Ihvorite. Thanks, Len. The big Blue and White shot k works Friday night, start-, bg with The Strawberry Blonde , then going in to Star- lbw,-l number Qaghfne ist , and ending up witlygreatest of Len and his l'we1fth Street Rag with thetgmatv Said 8 irleston and shag dances forlwho measure Hot do ' By the way, a fellow citizen, 'SPea 'ha has just returned from the 'would wikis of Yankee Land, paid the that one. The way the Big BU Blue and White band and and White was strutting, hm a nice compliment. He said would have k saw two Class A Daytonftield wasi Qin, teams play and saw theltinitvly tt was Blue and :kool bands and they couldn't night. 3 a candlelight to the Tifton Km and band. He said he Iuuld stack thc Tilton band nm! team up against any at Day- ill. We stood up when that Big Blue' :ind Whitt- hand came on thc lield lt docs that to us Uncle l,en's thillun marched on to the tune oi Show Boy and play- ed the trio from Billboard while forming the 'D to salutc Douglas. For the lug T for Tifton, Lcn's chillun played the trio from Foot- lifter. The Big Blue and White can't be tcaten with the Twelfth Street Rag, with the majortttes flancing the Charleston to the Grsi and the shag to the second. The Modest Maestro has another master- piecis Legion Take T.H.S. Band Greet Cocke Frank Rigdon. Tift County post, rican Legion, announced that plans had to take Tifton blue and white the home-coming Earl Cocke, Jr., mander of the at Dawson, Friday. Mr. Rigdon further Uncle Len and his will parade before the ranking notables of the such as General George shall, present secretary fense, General Courtney nor Talmadge and his There, will be a from Tifton to Dawson to the band. The American Le color guard from the local will carry the post colors in parade and there will be a 1 ner preceding the band sta the city and post it repres The home-coming will held in Dawson on Nove 24 and all Legionnaires 'wish to attend should call roe Phillips and he will necessary arrangements. There will be around fif bands in the parade and couldn't miss the chance of ting all those folks know TiIton's band can out shine all. ,But it was Blue and night, Friday, HO! only for team, but also for the band cheerleaders. The Big Blue White gave one of its finest formances F r I d a y night, think the great Al Jolson made the song famous have been proud of the Showers numbe Alabama hard pushed to known Pome. - tWith apologies to The Strawberry Blnnde J Came a downpour of rain, before the big game, But our band played on. The b teacher I were w where Lo 'I chlllun were But our baqtid played on. The Held was mud-spins but our Blue and Whl flalhed To dll the fan'.l heart-l delight. 1'he'D'l none in the land, is Ever so grand Wlin nur rand Dlavs on 1 DORIS BLALOCK BETTY SUE BLALOCK Band at work Il ratinv in twirliml CLEE CL One Rating at One Rating at Dlstrlct State Music Festival Music Pestnal Donald Xdcock Jane Xllen Harold Xrnett lreston Xrnold Russell Krrmgton Sally Xtnater Bllly Bartleld tharles Barry lindsey Bass Ray Bass Holly Bailey George Beg.,3,s Bob Beltloxser Xlele Bennett Betty Blanton Bobby Brasysell 'Vlarle Bron n Barbara Bushln Jo Xnn tarter Buster f0g'glllN X D tonger Joseph took Betty Ruth tooper Jlmmy tonger lxenny tooper Jimmy topeland latsy Copeland Nl2iI'l0Il Darden Joe Dull Donald Dormlney Shirley IJUFIIIIIILW Wlartha Duckworth laula Pehols l rances Pdenfleld barbara lyans W llllam lwans Sybil lallln ry tarolyn l leteher Jeanette l leteher W yman l llppo J t erald I ranks Jane Frederlek Shlrley t ladney Wallace t oode Wade t oode .leanette t oodman 'l L t or 1 Xlbert I rates Dayld I re-gory 'Nlargaret t rnffln X Shirley Hall Xuhrey Harper tarolyn Harper Sarah Henderson ,ax UNCLE LEN Director Joyee Hull Donald Hlers Xnn Hobb Bobby Sumner Wernon lanner Barbara laylor Betty Jean 'laylor Edward laylon James lay lon Rudlne 'laylor Barbara Thomason Jeanette Thomas My rtla 'lhompson Bobby 'lrlppe Jimmy 'lucker Ronald ly 01 Bully Xlma Lhlman Roberta Watson Kubrey W orthmgham Bllly Weeks Sera Vlae Welch leRoy W heeler Parllne Wllllams Nernlce W allaee Blll Youmans Pom Youmans Imogene Youngblood F . 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Z A Q7 ,if l ' V b Q 1 , M ., QV f . X mv' A 5 Coach Davis Coach Tucker Coach Touchstone Our hard working managers Left to right: Blalock, Spoon- er- R0Wl3lld. Copeland. YQ l 33135922-f BLUE DEVIL STORY .o-,f'l The Blue Devils journeyed to Douglas for their opening game. Ru- mors were that Douglas had s strong team, but Tifton, starting out for another championship proved to be better. The final score read 39-19. Adel, who moved up to Class A this year was everything they turned out to be last year. It was a struggle all the way but the Devils weren't to be defeated YET. The score was I3 to 7 in our favor. Thomasville, behind Jimmy Harper's passing was out to pass them- selves to a victory. But our mighty line and backfield proved different as the Devils brought home a 26-0 victory. M K '44 . In - BLUE DEVIL STORY Lipsey with ball, Johnson 18, Valdosta. Lipsey with ball- val dgsla. . , it v x 12' Kendrick ll, Valdosta game, Johnson 18. . h ban Johnson 18' Reles Kendrick ll, Cairo game. ' ' lt ' Llpbey W game- V Next on the schedule was Cairo. When the first quarter opened everyone knew the game was to be gnc-sided. lt was! The Blue Devils swamped them 2-0. Tifton was expected to meet their first real opposi- tion when they met Valdosta. They played a hard- fought game, but Tifton outplayed and outclassed them for a 33-13 victory. After a long trip to Bainbridge the second and third teams played most of the game. There was little competition and the final whistle sounded to the tune of 39-I3 in favor of Tifton. Joxxy with ban' ynydosta Sl me. BLUE DEVIL STORY Pig Davis and his Blue Devils, closing out another football season without a defeat moved on to meet Valdosta for the second time in one season for the South Ga. Championship. lt was surely a changed pair of teams. Valdosta defeated Tifton 21-20, but the prestige and honors built up by the Tifton team were not and will not be overshadowed. w I - 'r vga, . ,fa ' Dug with pass, Moultrie game. Kendrick ll. Lipsey 14, Moultrie. Lipsey 14, Moultrie. If the Blue Devils were to be defeated, everyone thought it would be against Moultrie. They in- formed us they would beat us forty points. Did they , The answer is Johnny Lipsey. Lipsey. with a broken finger and both his running mates out of the game, led 'l'ifton to a 19-7 victory, scoring all our points on a wet and muddy field. Everyone knew by now The Blue Devils were still championship material and were itching for another crack at the North Georgia Champions. Still keep- ing up their fast pace, Tifton wrecked Americus 51-0. The Blue Devils, without a defeat behind them, journeyed over to Fitzgerald for their final game of season play. The game could have been easily called one of the hardest, if not the hardest fought game of the season by both teams. Yet Tifton, prizing their marvelous record, came out on top to win 32-0. ,,4 . . ff -Q t-. - fx 1 r,5.l,'w xfff a .' ' ' ' 7 J ' . .AN . Lipsey with hall, Americus. Jolly 19, McBrayer 17, Americus game. Lipsey with ball, ll Kendrick, Americus game. Lipsey with ball, Jolly 19, Moultrie game. set' . dyes ' 1604368 3 , T93 BLUE DEVILS IN PRINT TiHon Triumphs, T9- By CURLY BOWERS TIFTON-With more than 6,000 fans present to testify ln his favor, ohnn Li htnin Li se last night settled the question o w o s u rgias 'best back as he engineered the Tifton Blue Devils to a convincing 19-6 vic- tory over the hard-fighting Moultrie Packers. The large gathering saw one of-ing kick and marched 80 yards 'sr strong opponents for for a score without relinquishing e m back crown. one the plgskln. Ramblln Ray Mercer reel off a' ---l.l...-...- scoring jaunt of 53 yards how- STATISTICS ever in the third quarter TIFTON MOULTRIE Flrst downs lards rushing Yards passing Penalties Passes attempted Q e s trio of TD s brought hlsg 3 pam, ggmpletgd to 1 ree games andl 1650! ,i'L' I OC' I But Upsey scored three times 15 on runs of seven 57 and two'214 yards He set up the last score 50 with a neat aerial to Willis Hes L ' I S EY 3 3 the season and ub le alternated on line VALDOSTA I3 TIFTON TERROR SCORES FIVE THUNDERING TD S There were no use of crym', there were no use a 'tall For there were no stogpmq Johnny when Johnnu had .LAEQLY smashes to carry the ball to the evils took the open seven where Egsey scored the 5aZl Illzteramous By BILL McGROTHA fTzmes Sports Edztorj Johnny Llpsgy, an unbelievably elus1ve 160 pound left half, turned 1n one of the greatest running games in South Georgia prep annals here last night as he scored all five touchdowns on sensational long runs to virtually single handedly beat Valdosta High s Wildcats for the Tifton Blue Devils 33 13 -ltllgldgsgyhgr-e,.Lipjg1-Lllere It was not a great but ood and Lipsey everywhere, ,Hp rL like I never saw a high school back run before he passe pgnted and'1 guess he must have a d the prayers too Hls was the sort of performance that attracted the admiration of everyone of the 4500 who saw the game It was the kind of show that look much of the sting out of the defeat for Valdostans this boy wa.s phenomenal last night If its possible for a play er to have a better night on the field as far as running is con cerned we dont know how Now hear this heres what s Ll se slxttle bo Jo oo a In e o emn 95 own then lun ed over point. off and for the He was off again the second 8 UE K E El his Bands on th ball From scrimmage a few moments later he ran 55 ard3 fore he was inally stopped He ran 52 yards through QL middle of the lin I touchdown later the first g ter, He scored against ln the second IQ was called back and Tifton nalmed :Ii yards for holding S on team But it was LKI.QB.Ii Lxpsey Subtract that twinkle toed terror and it would have been ug different story For excepting the times Llpsey was on the loose the Wildcats looked right sharp offensively and defensively Valdosta did what few teams have done ln two seasons-run against the gargantuan Tifton line The Cats spread formation' had the Blue Devils puzzled I Billy Watson who scored both Valdostas TDs ran with stun ning power and refused to be stop Ped Jake Fleming also ran well K good for an average of five or six yards every time they carried James Warren at tackle and Hilbert Bllrsess at end were per haps the standout of the weaker Wildcats forewall which too of ten was brushed aside for gaping holes by Tlftons big boys Admittedly, much of the credit for Llpseys success must go to the holes that were o ene suc o s as bl 265 oun rRa Grimsle who outwei hed Valdos a cent?FXLamar Lyn: 5 ET't1F? strange that tre holes seldom op ened for any other back As for the score lt could have e cre around him lt wasnt' funny long rimsle barks of a supsrior Tlftog ling qhl DOW 39 0 fm-mph tufader staff Pnoum of genial Pl Davis he played ev So what Hoes Llpsey do but run yar pay on the very lifsniam The si? saw only token dut as a unit f ext play He lnterce ted a ass on the 50 ran a wg! for gm'-th score before the ha erand ards throuh the mi dl for tons f tou wn in th ter Ll se scored'HEf Urflffgt' was mo re serves a.ncff5'ur'fl1yper Tiftons success was its fifth straight and Valdostas loss the first ln five starts The teams see-sawed throue out the remainder of the fi quarter, with Moultrie threate ing twice. Just before halfti Llpsey splashed through seve mud puddles for 57 well-ear yards to make the score 114 to midway the game. The third quarter was scorele with Moultrie getting a tou break once on a penalty whi was inflicted after they marc deep into Blue Devil terrlto Tifton got as far as the Moult 34 before the period ended the Packers held It was shortly after the fo quarter started when LI kicked out of bounds on the Mo trie 47 On the first play fr scrimmage Mercer showed a of power as he blasted over middle and then gave a f example of speed and broken fi running as he outdlstanced t Tifton secondary across the g line It was a beautiful 53 y scamper This evidently made the ot Llghtlllflg Lad a bit angry with his two buddies Revels a Jolley, on the sidelines with Jur1es he personally carried t Devils to their third and clinc ing TD The drive started on t Tifton 40 where L1 se made a fine 20 yard ic retu He then carried the ball on nl of ten occasions taking time to fling a 33 yard pass and c cled end from the Moultrie 4 the final score of the game BRIEF SMILE 'IIWIF for F1 1 ns at the Thanksgiw ng Day football game cum: when amo rxmsley giant Tlffon center split hn pants and had to he seued up as teammates grouped sl . , 'LX I , 'l . QP . 11 - . ' 195 ' . . - 61 , 'r 0 30 0 0 0 4 19 , ' ' 6 . or -1-til- . ' , s s .0 V. ' I ' X ' : nl r .. ' l I rr - - U r lg s . 4 , .., . ' I . - 'E X if . ' ' ' , I I . , . . - - ' . - ti - f V ' 1 , d, EeI V . Q -Q ,... sl I , . V ' A' . . ' - . D I l . - . . . . ,I ' ' ' , Both Watson and Flemin were -I . v ' ' ' - did . 7' 2 ' e 1. . 5 . c QA, ' U . 3, a : - ' r . I ' I , . I e e a - ' I , ' I . f . , D t -l M 1 I . ,- ., ,m,,--,,.. ' . ' I .A I . ' I . .' 'L . Il-.1 'W-E Us D . u as , , . , ' , f W . ' ' ' 1 ' , Q . ue . , ---4+ rse. 1 ' W pe :V ' o EI I L-, - li D ' ' V o ' I an e af c ewn. H -i ' r ' ' VV FF 3.5 PER CENT East, West Suffer Deepest Drops W1th Televuslon Gwen as Reason By JACK HAN D NEW YORK Dec 'fl NPD Lollege football attendance up surprlsmglv well m 1930 droppmg Eff only 3 5 per a game from the all txme hlgh of last year, accordmg n ASSOC13t9d Press surx ey Blg league baseball was off VY LESSENS QUIREMENTS R ENTRANCE NNIAPOLIS Dec 20 CAPJ e Naval Academy lS low er its entrance requlrements nd Navy football ofhcxals happy 1 o longer wnll a plebe haxe be well grounded xn plane gonometry and elementary 'A' 14 per cent The East 'md Far YS est where telexxsxon takes ns deepest bne suffered sex ere setbacks but a sharp mcrease mn the Southxxe-bf held up the ox er all axerage The 'Vhdwest was up Qlxghtly and the Couth dxpped about 3 per cent close to the nalxonal trend Returns from 89 schools cox er mg 448 home g mes showed Wed nesday that the maJor colleglans played to axerage crovx ds of 06 618 last fall as compared to 21651 m 1949 The flgures ranged from 36 744 in the II dwest and 35868 in the Southwe t to 19 807 m the asf Kentucky Tulane .lom Schools Seeking Llpsey 4 I '- - ' .: ' :eff 1 A a .. 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' 'Lvf TROPHY CHANGES HAN Dec 'PO-Notre Dame Head presents the ODonnell Me Coach Bua Wxlkmson Crxgm Ted Smzts looks on It anm ball squad named natlonal poll Oklahoma won the h won m 1949 AP WlF6phOt Tilton Honors 1-A Champions TIFTON GA Jan 19 Txftons Blue Deuls Regxon IA Cham puns were honored bv the Tlfton Touchdown Club here Thursdav nght Moxe than 200 members and guests were present Coach Wallace Butts of the Lnnersntv of Georgxa was the mam speaker College coaches from Georgxa Floruda and South LBTOIIDZ were also on hand to honor Yhe team Coach P11 DEN!! lntroduced the Blue Deuls who had n perfect Qeason before losing to Yaldosta m the playoff I 1RAY GRIMSLEY ROYCE .IOHNSO PICK ALABAMA Rav Grlmslev, 255 pouxi center and Royce Johnson 207 pound tackle both mem bers of the 1950 Txfton Hug football squad Satuxdav ac cep'ed grant ln aids wuth th Lnuerslty of Alabama Lme coach Hank Cnsp and aswtant coach Bubba Nxsbe Qined ihe Blue Deul aces Crxmslev xho li ew sexen naw an All State Class c-hmce h1'e Yohrson mad the All State Qerond team an the All RPUIOPBI team Snzmml of the nan hxmg to fue the nun ber of Tlff0 plaxer: to awept gran'm awk Inhnnv IIDQBX Fd Ren el: and Bud Brodzon prexl ously had chosen Georgn -JACKSO A Team Always Seems Johnny Lx soy 15 probably a xaxe of the fact but .4 o of folks mole Qhan 1 no reahze Che exhe-me hxgh regard ln win-E The Ixlf 51-afback 15 e d b many cnlleve football scouts xn sJ te o! his relaux ely small slze fhe wcx baxel c owns of Geor ia. has stated puhllcly lhll he WGUIGHQICC not ng Eater Guan lo ge e hard running young ier for Due -C525 5 ec nes hffnler in sa QB 1 e ifnme flrsf 1fme man he e er rea s I 1' Spec a touermf' Qxx 'col three mch mdxudual x ho probablx wmgns around 225 general y xefuscs to look at a p ayer a Qecond tlme 11 he nut at least close to bemg as bxg as he ns Wxtne s tHe huge Georgxa team thls year Ag-JILL,-QQ Spec? Intentions are generallv known but nt is not -generally known tha two SEC schools qgxte distant from Tifton are er filer sfza ln Llpscy The two are e tu 1 ulane Cexlamlx the iouxhc Cox ence 15 om to ut sevirai E1ad9lS xn me ' Ia For Lnpse cmch for a e anfI'KT1-boufhern honms scout m the stands here Fuday mght when Tlfton and Valdosta plas and there 15 a chanu the cout wxll be Bear Bryant Certaxn y xt vull be someone dxrect y f om the school not a held repreeentatne rvcruucd from alumm The word nn Tulane is that they are so Interested thes we formed A committee from alumni In this area with a speufic mission get Llpsey The Greenies boasting a medical school probably hue the but distribution of nlumnl of any college in the South And there lhould be ma Iy in South Georglg willmg to talk LIPSBV into doing Ind ching for old Tulane Of course an scouts from these three sc or hom o ners sxne t'cT'be represmuere I-'Fmay mght yuh not e mg at Llpsey alone 'I1l'!!'!'l?! 'l miT'n'ber ofTaThers from fifh teams who are great prosgects , flnon Famscrffanl soufm-In almost as many mutl !1 Revns has been somew A over filowefhy ER Broke e runn nr mute but mln henewe he vnlll be the superior cone e lnyer because uf'F1g size e wefhs nround U'5 Ixfion also bgisexerai ofheg-good prospgas znfxming center Ray mond Grxmsle who ull' be obbled up because of hw sue lf nothmg-V ole He wen s '50 ameas and s0me college co ch mxght make a Q conege E axer out of hxm Pug D1 1: a'so has some me zu zds 'and tankles Bud Brogdon,-5 lqigp :Lglaxdh-beads thxs hs! Po ce Johrson who nghg thg ggme U-about 35-good Xhmfy Scotf-255 xs onlx a Jumor and must wut an ther ear to b za 0 e o er s e of the page Xa ost: bush two of the fined bucks ln the slate and a number nl outstanding lin:-men The backs ioth exlremelv hard runners are Jake Fleming -md Billy Watson Flemxng wexghs 195 whnle Watson scales anon. I 0 Boh haw- been outstanding for the Wxldcats all year axd undoubudxy wx! pas m college somewhere Flemmg after a sloa start IS mov. regarded as one of the best clutch players m South Georgxa He ge 5 touchdowns when they count the mos! ln Erlkine Mills fine line the big lun ls tickle Garv Phillips wha Up: the lclles at 195 Phillips ls 1 clnch for Regional honors And might eren do better llll running male at the other tackle post .lumen Wnrren In another outtendlng lineman u lg Rgbgrl Bur jeu Albany ix fortunate m gettmz thx: game here and bnngmg m so many autstandmg players Work done several weeks ago by Albany groups is credited vuth uppmg the scales ln Albany 5 faxox 'me Her , aid ll happy to have payed 1 part an thu Waycrcsn Mouhne and Thomnvxlle also put lh bxds for the ul! I To Benefit From Defeat H15 an old stoxy that the team that loses the hrs! hme ahxayl makes I much better shuwmg the second txme but seldom has such a rexersal of form been lCh1EN ed as occured here Friday NSW N hen Valdosll de feated Tlfton The Wildcats were thornughlv benen 3313 during the fflllllf lesson by the Blue Devil! with the gnu Jomm Lipwy xllidlnt the assault Nobodv not even the dearest Valdosta fan held any L hope for enough ol a reversal to nehieve victory ave: the Tilton machine But Wright Bazemore and Ersklne Mllls kewed t'1e1r team to such txemeudous hexghts they practxcally bowled Txtton of the held ln the fxrst half The Blue Devxls were rocked so hard they eh able to handle lhe ball but 14 tzmes from scrimmage During the intermission coach Pig Dlvll set hls charles strxlght and they played some great football In the last half but they could never overcome that Valdosta lend or the Wlldclin gallant line he has been stopped ihls year that spelled the dnference Even ln the flaming last perlod 1t was Llpsey 5 nr strmes that were domg the zeal damage Valdosta was umply a fe m that wal ke e hlvhex Txfton allen an easy regular season uctory was natuully not as eager lor battle tha IS at the outset. 'lhen tacklm and blocl mg was not as sharp and their lme charge war a lxltle slow thxoughout the but half Th- same thing occured ln reweru for Valdosta m 1947 although they still had enough to um The Wildcat! mauled Alhlny during the regular season but hld to meet them qnln In a phvnll game They barely squeezed out l one touchdown triumph oxgd oqg-thxng-U1 Tatton 5 lax or lt proved once and for a'1 time that Johnny Lxpley n trulv one of lhe ggat 'backi H1 Souffrtieorgxa Fhitoxy ln the entxre state ard xn the South lt was in defeat that Llpsey really proved himself It In any tu V Sling ln xIctorvTut LTgBev was even more oufihnii ln d?Tent He .gained-50 yards ruwmnb uen fhoggh bounded all ng-jd, added 91 using iid the kickin off the puntlng nn for one extra palm nr e another scored hv ce and assed far the other tally lhe MEM youu Her x ho pxou y sayl he nov. x exghs F66 pounds was a 90 a standout on dctens tt would be nmposs b'e to ask more of :I back than Lxpsey gaxe He should make some col'ege 1 great per I ormer Valdosta :Wm had a gxuv. backheld wa son a Hero hero ln Bnlly Watson Watson a cour eouf spuucd lad who hav been somewhat oxershadowed by Juke F 4- g all Fd on x as ihe biz gun Frxday night The hard running youngster not ll good u Lipsev in I broken ' held ran mth as much drhe and determlnstion as any back we ve seen here this year He pulled uny from duenu ol tacklers during the game and most ol hls yards clme from determlnnlon Flemmg also dxd a great Job aconng twlce and playmg a fme of xeuszve and defenfne game Hxs run for fmal Valdo ta touchdown wu perharu the be v. o' the mght although Llpsey gm ol' on several tme Jauntn ll would be dllflcult ln smgie out heroes In the great Valdosta llne hut the names that stood out most were Phllllpa at tackle Smith at end Guess at guard and Warren at tackle 0! nurse Burgess , kicked three all Important extra points Above all the game vas one of the cleanest mexe ever watched 1 Both teams and lhexr flne coaches deserve a lot of p alsq for his Both were great clubs and Albany would like to welcome we re sure extheri or both back for many other games z e ' , -V . . - ' ' ' C D O J ' ' - -1 A v ' I . ,ff . . 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V, .' 1' . . , - . ,e V V - . B - . A ' a: .. A . - . V ' ' V 1 1 min 5 'F , 2 . 1 I ' W I - s .' ' ' 1 - ' K 'I 1 I- ' ' ' , b , ' ' ' , . L X V V . ' , 5 V I: ' - , s . ' . ' ' . ' ' . , I V - A I . , V V V V ' ' 'V v ' - , B-The Albany lGeorgial Herald- Thursday, Dec. 7, 1950 Tifton Places Six Players Cn Herald R gion lA llf I a -------v------ -v--rv' -- ----- -vv-- HH- ---H' 'Y 3, T lPlayer and Team nRT:'oEfKM Wt Age Claim lTommy Moore. Ihnmasville -. -- ....,, E 1115 I5 .lr B ' b id 4 2 d T .allen ramen, .-mei ,, , ,,,, M ,,,,, 1-1 inn I7 Sr Gln rl ge on fl eUm . Wim .. 3.,.if'n',T.1ff '1.Q11iiii1i'1Q1i11QQ..jQ1iI -QTQ 12 TZ Adel and Thomasville, the thi-ee teams that f'.1 .l 'Z 12' '.,g 'jjj'jQjQjjjf1jjj'2 121 I1 If play in Region 1A this year, won all eleven Raman G 'S F- T 'fm ---e-e-Y---- ---- F 'ffl ll S' on The Herald's 1950 Region one, Class Al .?.Z.. iI'.. 'Tm.gg iiiiiii::':iig1IZ 152 ll ii team, selected by coaches in the Region and lfxlg'R,'1Qff'5m0: l ' -A --e--- -e ----'ee Q Q32 If Q' staff writers. ' l'll M ' redeem, TEAM ' action. y Bainbridge. very coach returned a ballot Herald writers saw every team Tifton, unbeaten Region champ- four positions. Colquitt, two, Ame- 1 lricus two, Thomasville two, and Adel one. Z Tackles-Charles Ends-Jim Tom Tabla, Colqullt. and Neal Seaborn. Bainbridge. Godwin. Bainbridge, and Earl Bush, Amerlcua. Guards-Dewitt Sheffield, Colquitl, and Tommy Dixon, Thomasville, Center-5055! Prak. Amerlcua. Backs-Leo B li., B i ii ia . mn win., - won six places on the mythical First Team i -'l 'mY Hlfllff- lpgvllillvllaf R Mm N Bdnbrldn' mime' Cu' AM' In with Adel taking three and Tiftonrglgyers making therjirstl' ' AA f A'f' -- if--A----A---------1. two. am were tackles Royce Iiilinsoniiacks Jommy Llpself. and Edwln The second team was dominated and Winig-iLScott,-guard Bud B1'oi.l,'-QVCLFLAQ, n The Bearcats won don. center Ramon Grimslev, a Statewide All-Regional Elevens, Class AA Announced By C-HSA Sam Burke, Georgia High School Association secretary, has announced the All-Class AA and a1l'region teams as selected from votes of coaches. No All-State teams were picked in Classes A, B and C, but the all-regional teamst REGION I-A l were chosen' Ends--Jim Tom Talib, Colqum. and Toomyl Teams were determined on a Moigrqhgffggqllrwe h yon ,mm and point-system basis: Five points w,,,, L,, -'O 0 0, 0 ni H' H' for first place, three points for -'II' fvdon Tlfwflv md Eulfflf . Maddox oo . second and one for third. genie:-Fiona cliieytodi, gnomasvine. k C . I 8 BRO El. '00 0.1 The teams. J CU' ey T- . 'Y , ,nd Wlh V , l Tl. Region lA-2nd TQ-.am Endsniiead Parrish, Cook Adel: Ml1t0h Blame, Thomasville. Tackles-Smllea Tay' lor, Cook, Adel: Wayne Weeks, Thoman- vllle. Guards-Tommy Dixon. Thomasvllleg Delano Fielding, Thomalvllle. Centers- Ramon Grlmxle Tilton, tied with, Bobby Peak, Amerlcus. Qfbac -Jimmy HUNT' Thomasville. H. backs-Billy Dein, Cook. Adel: Walter Burgess, Thomasville. F- back -Charles Cox. Cook, Adel. B's and Varsity Offensive Devils 4..- Blue Devil on South Squad. B Che atlanta Journal -if nn: ATLANTA CONSTITUTION SUNDAY, JAN. za, 1951 fi .. TIFTON STAR JOHNNY LIPSEY All-South Georgia Eleven CACA AN FOR PREP NCU NCES TEAMS ALL-STAR GAME North South Elevens Set to Field .aa 27 wal - ' if.'l'.'S'L'I,. 312.121 50 High School Stundouts Aug. I7 , C Sm, ,, cm., By DICK POWELL Georgia's 1951 North-South High School All-Star foot- ball game will be just that. Thirty-seven of the 50 players selected for the two squads w ere chosen to first-string all- star elevens after the 1950 season, and eight of the remaining 13 were placed on second-string teams. The contest which brinfi to a climax the. Georgia Athletic Coaghpe AsS0ciatiDrt5 annual Coaching clinic will oi-ic: lfi2Clh'A er picked eleven 5'orn...Xontlt and Sotuh Geortim on Aug 17 Trimmed no 15 players from last years 33 with an eye on econ-. omy, each team.will boast the best E high school players in the State,i regardless of classification. ' Three All-Southcrns, 17 All- States and 17 All-Rcxlona will take the field under the eolora of Red and Blue. Seletcions of the coaches as- sociation were announced Satur- day bv Dwight Keith, executive, secretary of the GACA. . J. D Langley of Rocl-:mart and J. E. Dc-Vaughn of Brown High- vvill coach the 'forth squad. while NORTH GEORGIA ENDS-Billy Mitchell iNorih Fultonb. Bgdv Jones ihhriettai. Kermit Perry 4Ce- da owns, Marr: Peay: fbecatur- TACKLLS-Jimmy Van Buren lGradyi. Joe Moore :Ruben E. Leev, Clayton Pitta .spaiaingi Ferrell Lang iinnnnget. lilARllS-Martin .ay. Paris rCarterv -nite.. Buhber Pope .xspaiamg-. Johnny ur- mlfhitl IO KOQYPV. Btlly Powell 1ROCkl'nlfl.l. CENTERS-Dan Theodncicm +Marietlai. Fiank Gaiiusert 1Grifhnf. Fred Nuu ihlur- p v. QI AITFIRRACKK-Ed Hamilton I Fullonvg David Redford tDM'alurv, D0n ae 4 ' w 1 er e nan llAlil lAI'KS-l.l!r1 ldorrll lDCt'llurl. lax Mason Allockmarii, larry Ruffin :Welt Point 'R Tom Banaon tBaali, Glenn John- mn 4 i omc Fl,Ll.l!Al'KS--Allen Leo :Robert l. Leei. Billy Metcalf iGradyl Stars like Max Mason of Rock- mart. Johnny Lipsey of Tifton, Larry Ruffin of West Point. Red Whitten of Lanier, Dan Vickers of Douglas. Gary Philips of Va-i dosta amosteverv standout re ' - - , - . P P Chick Slvver of Savannah and player in the Smy,e..wiu be pres- Dickie Butler of Columbus will em for the game, tutor the South eleven. Several alternates were named to each position in the event some of the players are unable to partir-inate in the annual gridiron classic. with Players and altcmates in eluded ahowa that Clan AA Name and School Ate Clasl lead Parrlah. L..--,...l90 6'5 I7 Sv Marvin Kcmp. 1-..,1,-,175 l'l I7 Sl. 195 8'2 lT Fr. I' ll Hr IIB Kill 17 Sr. ...- lil: L' L h d l Cartersvilles Lamar lay Mum. Multum U.--.-f.Q,.,iiui ra in Jr' I Se man an ennng who scored 154 points Jake Fleming, Valdoata -h-,D 1-.-...lib I' 17 Sr. even teams, representing Class AA, A, B and C, oun out Dream Bac le driarlrvihobgdldxlgo rglilado on the Albany Touchdown Club's 1950 scored 530 points football team, selected by a secret N?Y IEIU-L RICHARDSON ersmlggggegf ggfiulggface AKES ax ason, hailed by college scouts as the best football player in the state, heads the Journal Constitution s 1950 X ipfdgglfsmgvlgzsgu All-Class A team. coached by Georgia s former end Van Davis from Rockmart was chosen cap tain of the team after receiving more than half the votes polled 9 by prep coaches throughout the dost- ' , state IRCU ii I L L , E ,I-Iesex H0n0f0b'el.?at:.'2?z tL52.P31:'t:.12.1::2 mt: - h , Mention Prep i2'A0,?tf:i'5f,M,1ai,.Qe:C ?3g'S 125525 ORLAINDO. Fla., Dec. 16 CUPJ-A 60-man All-South- , A ' tons backfleld Contribution to the Qfftfhe prep football squad, representing 12 states, w a s 1 ' merlcan 211 ' X OM High of Jackson, Miss, Greenville, S, C., led the list acing two men each on the ln addition to the 35 backs 25 linemen chosen for the ad, T2 other high-schoolers re- 'ed honorable mention, e 1950 squad was announced Charlie Wadsworth, executive rts editor of the Orlando Sen- l-Star. sponsor of the poll. and eral chairman of the All-South- selection board. he squad was restricted this r to Seniors or players who e finished their eligibility and uded two holdovers from 1949-1 nny Dean, 190-pound quarter-i k from Hopewell, Va., and Gor- Thompson. 170-pound b a c k Julia M. Landon High. Jack-1 today in a poll of 132 coaches and sports writers. sonville, Fla. Max Mason, 196, back. Rock- mart, Johnny C a m p b ell, 200. guard. Savannah: Larry Morris. 185, back, Decatur: Johnny Lip- sey, 165. back, Tifton: Lamar Leachman, 186, back, Cartersville, Honorable mention: Jimmy Van Buren, tackle, Atlanta G radyg Richard 1Red7 Whitten, back, Ma- con Lanierg Lowell Vancill, tackle, Rockmartg Larry Ruffin, b a c k West Point, Ray Mercer, oa c k, l Moultrie: Marvin Kemp, etnd. quit- mln. OKLOHOE-IA CITY, Okla, Feb Z 'M-Georgia placed two aecond strxnzers and gained ten honorable mentions on the high school All- America selections announced to- day. Max Mason, 192 pqund back at Rockrnart and Johnny Campbell. Savannahx 200 pound guard, were named to the second string squad. The lint tea-in selected ln the po'l lndlvlllarcxl Broln Memphis Tenn. and Stew Roake larrznron, Ili' tacflel faux z. r. man , Mm, ana q ri-me -nan c ra 'Honra Glock. Pimnurqh- gunna-Gien Bowen, Mena, Arla. Ind lddie Bradford. Little Rock, Ark, renter-Dick Bjymon- ili. Toledo, Ohio. barks ifzvr- Johnny Dean Hopewell. Va Larry Graham, Roul- ton Tex, Dick Olrihaidt. ltockton. Calif Bobby Luna Huntavlln, Ala. and Dvul Gooaucll Columhuu, Ohio The Georgian: who gained honorable mnnvloa ren' James Merril, back, Marriatta Richard Red Whitten. back. Macon. Johlwy Llp. aey, back, Tilton Larry lorrla. hack. Decatur Lamar Leachman back Carina rlllc Jlmmv Wan Diren :elle Atlantl Grady. Ln1el.Vlngl. lark. Rockmarl According to Keith, participa- tion.in the gridiron tussel in lim- .ted to seniors who played in 1950 and have graduated from high school, Some of the players will already be freshmen in college. A breakdown in classification I95'O FCDCDTBJALL RED ARNOLD Freshman Shows a lot of promise as a future line-man. fi BUD BROGDON Senior Fine offensive guard and backerup. Probably b e s t guard in state. it ROBERT HAMMOND Junior Good defensive end, fair blocker and pass receiver. LINDSEY BASS Freshman Fine pass receiver, fair de- fensive tackler and offensive blocker. S' WYMAN FLIPPO Freshman Fine pass receiver, fair bloclc- er and defensive end. J. C. Connor Junior Fine defensive half-back Sl Q 'gh 5,5 C Wi' , 1if'ff, Wy,-0-rf' ' ,' 'K RAYMOND GRIMSLEY Senior Best offensive center in state, good defensive lineman. CHARLES HARMAN Junior Has physical and mental ability, and should one gl best backs in region in 1 1 I ,Q S. . ,. I ,U WILLIS HESTER Senior Fine pass receiver, fair blocker, good defensive back-- er-up. TALMADGE HOW ELL Freshman Fine prospect for a good lme man in the future J A MES HUGHES Senior Outstanding blocker good pass receiver fair defensive. ell ' nq ROYCE JOHNSON Senior Fme offensnw and defensive tackler 61 DUB JOLLY Junior Fine runner and passer fme defensive halfback Should develop mto a fme all round back BOBBY JOHNSON Senior Good offensive guard and fme defenslve lme backer Small but effectlve DONALD KENDRIX Sophomore F 1 n e defensive half back good blocking quarter back should develop mto a fme player 4- 'ffl JOHNNY LIPSEY JOEL MONK Senior Senior One of finest backs in state- Backed speed-but was a con- triple threat fine blocker and slstent player. tackler. BOBBY PHILLIPS Freshman Should develop into one of the better ends in the Con- ference. He has mental and physical ability and a desire to play which is necessary. 70- of -I-.X I . . ' ' dh . '- ' -i . . ..'- , I95O F001-BALI. p p ,, H .. Q -C ,c 4 BILLY SEAGRAVES Junior Outstanding defensive end fair pass receiver and offen fl..-'-5 RONALD TY SON Freshman Fine prospect should be a fine running and defensive back FDWIN REVELS Senior Fme tackler and blocker ex ceptlonally hard runner WALTER STINNETT Freshman Fme prospect should develop into one of better backs in AUSTIN WHIDDON Junior Foot injury in the summer aused Austin to miss football in 1950 At present in Army LAV.ERNE fwlmpy, SCOTT Junior Fme defensive tackler good offensive tackler very g gressive on defense J A M FS TOLBERT Junior Quarter Back should develop into a good player in the fu BILL YOU MANS Freshman Has the necessary require ment to be a fine lineman in the future 1 . H , . . ' . , . . , A a - sive blocker. this region. ture. - is A ' A of W '- K v D 1 ' I I . -1' I . - RAMON GRIMSLEY Center Albany Herald's All-Region 1st team. All-Region 1A Georgia High School Association 2nd eam. All-State Class A 1st team, J ournal-Constitution. Prep. All-Star game. Grant in aid from University of Alabama. BUD BROGDON Albany Herald's All-Re 'on 1A lst team All-Region 1A Georgia Sigh School Association. All-South Georgia Eleven. All-State Class A 1st team Journal-Constitution. Pre . All-Star me ga . Lirxieman of the Week Albany Touchdown Club. Invited. to Albany Touchdovqn Club Jamboree. m Grant Aid from University of Ga. wp' in ai' 'f fo! 0-if , JOHNNY LIPSEY All-Region 1A Georgia High School Association lst team half back. Albany Herald's All-Region 1st team. All-South Georgia Eleven. All-State class A Journal-Constitution. All-Southern Prep. All-star game. All-American Honorable Mention. Tied for State Class A scoring honors with Max Mason making 158 points. In all games he scored 172 points in 1950. In all four years he accumulated 430 points which is the highest record so far in Georgia for that amount of time. Invited to Albany Touchdown club Jamboree at Radium. Valdosta's outstanding opposing player for the sec- ond straight year. Douglas outstanding opponent. Georgia Player of the Week by Atlanta T.D. Club after Valdosta game. Grant in Aid from University of Ga. ROYCE JOHNSON Tackle All-State Class A 2nd team tackle. All-Region 1A Georgia High school association. Prep. ll-Star game. 1 Albany Herald's All-Region 1A lst team. . Grant in aid from University of Alabama. l EDWIN REVELS Full back All State Class A 2nd team Journal Constxtutxon All Regxon lA lst team Georgxa Hmgh School Asso cxatmon Albany Herald s All Regmn lst team Grant ln amd from Umverslty of Georgla ntfwmnwm 4 'f d ,,4i '5 ' WlMl'Y SCOTT Tackle All State Class A 'Srd team Journal Constm All Regxon lA Georgxa Hxgh School Assocma t team Albany Heralds All Regxon lst team cofxcu mms Coach of Vgfsk EOT Sifuth Georgla an ,U . lnvxted to Albany Tillich ,nl down Club .lamb admm Coach of V-03103 1A Cham ac Region Coach of he Y281' fl Cozlcn TUCKER 'J lnvxted to Albam' Touch down Club Jam OTCG Radxum Assxstant Coach of Re X 1A Champxons 'S utlon tlon lst ax DUB JOLLY Half back COACH TOL CHSTONE All Regxon lA lst team Georgxa I-hgh School As ASSYSUWW Coach of Regwn socmatxon IA Champlom Albany Heralds All Regxon lst team Z . 'Q ' . .' I A ' ' , 1 I ' , - ' . .' I ' . . . . - - I y 1 - ' ' , , - ,, He ald. 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BETTY RAYE WA TE RHEA JONFS C0595 T LCKER BUYS BASKETBALL Pomts scored bv Boys J C Connor Rudolph Shlflet Lindsey Bass Wlllls Hester Monroe Mitchell Everette Sumner Norman Bruce Ramon Grlmsley Leroy Gibbs Wiley Busbm Donald Kendrlx Freddy Rowland ferald NeSmlth Dan Branch Ronald Tyson each player throughout the regular bawketball sea son Points WILLIS HESTER TILLN1 xx SANDH' ER BUBBIE VIALCOLM towusy 'Joann BRLCI- RLDOLPH sHIFFLET HORUE Bl ALOfh az J C C0'WER CH -XRLES JON ES-Managers T1fton BOYS BAQRFTBAI I QI 'WWARX Opponents Sumner Camilla Albany Camilla Douglas Nashw llle Oglethorpe N10UltI'l8 I- ltzgerald Albans Hahlra lrwmw nlle W aldmta Nloultrxe Irv Ill! llle Thomasw llle Oglethorpe Na.shw llle Colqultt Hthlra Thomasulle W aldoe-ta pougla, H HxF1'r sl sun: nos BRANCH yy ll yy BL glgly FREDDIE ROWLAIND I H ARI PS TX SON IEROY GIBBS an I-A. UNDSEY Btxsg 01.5141 D NEQMITH DAN BRANKH MARZELL JOKE AN CELS and DEVILS IN Tifton Cagers Angels Trounce W P Sq uows lv HARLEY BOWERS Herald Sports Edltor A smooth worklng sharp shoot mg Tlfton flve paced by a red hot forward J C Conner handed the Albany Hlgh Indians thelr fll'St defeat ofthe 1950 51 basketball sea son here last nlght 54 46 1 Tlfton s crack glrls team ap proprxately called the A n g el s ,whlpped Albanv s Squaus 13 '12 earller lh the evenmg to make lt a clean sweep for the vlsltors I The game was the last before the 'Chrlstmas holxdays fol the Albanv teams A contest orxglnally sched uled for Frlday nlght vllth Thom lasvllle has been postponed untll lJan 4 Always Behlnd Coach Glynn Sowell s youngsters .were never able to ee dayllght' agalnst the lmps Everette Con ner broke the seorlng lce mth a 'foul goal after a few seconds of' play and Albany pulled even Justl once when Tommv Coleman con 4 nected from the fleld to make thel score 7 3 eally ln the game I Wlllls Hester tossed lr a two oomter fo Tlfton and flom thatl polnt on the Imps neler tralled Albany got wlthln one polnt at 78 a blt later but Conner hlt two foul goals and Rudolph Shltlett a freld goal and a foul to make 3 Jlmmw McBeths flelde for Al' ban brought lt to 139 at the end of the flrst permd lmpg Pull Awav Tlfton comblned smooth plav on thelr own part mth ragged Albany work to extend thelr lead to 2412 lmldway through the second quar 'er Albanv rallled to get vlthln 10 polnts 818 28 Just befole the hall but Shlflet and Conner hlt from the 'foul llne ln successlon to brlng the fhalftrme total to 3018 I In an attempt to brlng success wlth a new combtnatlon as the second half began Coach Sowell sent DHVld Ylclntvre to forward and Lukle Slmmons to guard for the lndlans Mclntyre lmmedtate ly banged lh two from the fleld to elve Albanv hope but Conner and Hester matched them wlth goals of thclr ofn and Tlfton malntalned lthelr 12 polnt lead tnroulzh the lthlrd perlod leadlng at the star! of the last stanza '19 27 Three Foul Out The lndlans lost Coleman Pete Cox and Ray Johnson Vll the foul loute ln the-last per nd but 'VIC llntwre Slmmons and Harold Deen 1Cook maklng hls first appearance thls season proved to be capable subs After Tlfton opened up H1 13 54 46 Fouls Hurt vvhllela showed good form In spurts whlle McBeth dld a K00d Job under the basket and pl'016d to he a capable floor man Fouls actually prflvsd lf' be the lndlans llndolnl Tlfffm was gw n 28 cracks at the bds et flom the free throw llne ard hlt on 1B a tremendous PHCQMQHE Alban' took only at on lust elv The Albany null 1 Ned 8 le' llflc battle agalnst the heavllY fa tered Angels ln the fl st half Put lmg on thelr best show of the Deaf Fa e Bruce shot the VlSll0lS lnto a 74 flrst perlod lead and Quick lv connected for three held lloals m 3 row ln the second stanza to 1la1e lt 134 At thls nomf Albany olth Honey Cheatham and Al llson Chtlstlan leadlmz ill! Val' rallled to pull up to 20 21 before a 7 shots and cashed ln rfontlnued on Pal! Ul Tlfton onllnuct. from Page 121 KOH by Jarkle Sumner made lt 23 'O at the half Settle Matte-rs Tlfton qulckly settled matters al Dllfll ml ln lu polnts before Albam could tally a foul goal Sumner not 10 of tlle 15 markers The thlrd perlod Ilnallv ended 41 21 and Tlf lon 51mDly played out the clone m the last qsarter matchlng Albany goal for goal gumqef Dllllred 24 polnts through ll l'100DS 16 ln the last half lead Tlfton Bruce added 17 and Wlarle Jones the playmaker of the team eontrlbuted 12 Cheatham 1-nt for 13 to pace Albanv wh 11, Chr-lstlal added 10 and Eva wll 1 ams nlne Till LIKELY! Girls Albanv H21 heathtm 1131 Chrlstlln Wllltlml may Moo y Igayes ayns I By Albany Harrlson Glln 2:xnl:n 'rlnul um Bruce Jcnea 1121 Sumner 1241 Terry Parker point 4527 lead Cox Ponnectedm Ulfdhlr Port Ttfton Ra Y tWlCC from the fleld before foullng out Mclnty re tulce and Cook YWICE Albany my to pull the Trlbe Wlfhlh elghtgcrelh 131 Cook and Mclntyre durlng theu 'fm brxef appearance and Cox ln thlwhmla ual . polnts at the flnlsh Wlllls Smith ' 'nc' lays 'Hfton 641 Conner 1111 Bhlflett I lan ll Hestar 1101 'last half Played Wen for the 12:12 f Y-Simmons vxlunlffllltrl? dlanx Coleman who fl1llEd lt 0' '4' Till! Tlltoa lmensu ,polnts and had numerous s h o t s roll out of the basket was pretty 'well battened down by a h ard pressing Tlfton defense that gave lum little chance under the loll left to rlght J C Conner, Everett Sumner Tlfton Flve Tlfton Holds Ball to Ed e Turns Buck g Dosto, 41 38 TIFTON lal The Tlfton Blue Devlls edged a scrappy Val dosta qulnette here last nlght 41 to 38 Freshman center Llndsey Bass took command of the bacl-:boards for Tlfton and plunked 13 po nts through the basket to lead the Devlls to vlctorv Valdosta for ward Allen southpaued 17 polrlts throu h for the Wldcats before foulln out ln the 4th DPl l0d The lklldcats held a 22 to 20 ad vantage at the half but the Blue Dexlls scrapped back ln the thlrd stanza SC0l'l1lg 17 pmnts whlle holdmg the losers to elght Deus put the ball ln the deep lreez ulth a sf-ten polnt ead zo ln the flnal waltz but e clav nv Wlldcatslkept the ball and at tn Illal uhlstle had possesslon o t ball and were ll 3llll'lg bv onlv .1 polnts The uln gave the Detlls a 9 and 3 record over the season ln the opener the Tlfton Angels led bv Jackie Sumner and Rhea Jones toppled the Valdosta grls 65 to 42 THE LINELPS Glrls Tlftll M11 Brut! 1101 Sumner :Ill Jones 1211 Parker Gibb! Xaldllill 1421 JACKIOB 'HI Grant 1181 Johnson 101 Knight rfoltlclli Terry B rnkerlshlp Subs Tilton Wtllls ll Rav 2 Va 421 Perry Cldle Blanton Smith V1 dosta-Ooodle Frank in Don Tlftan H71 Valdoslla 1381 Conner 1131 Wilson 1111 Shllletl 111 Allen 1171 llll 1151 Gaber 161 Helter 451 Paulk Sumner 111 Bternbrldge 131 Subs Tilton Busbln Bruce 421 Mit ehell lll Valdosto-Walker Btelnbrldqa 1 Halnra, 25 23 By GABE PABNELL Speclal to The Connltutlon TIFTON Feb 4--Tlftons Fred Tucker stole a page from Hank Iba s basketball book Saturday nlght and it paid ol! wxth a key victory Playmg a possesslon type game thp locals edged Hahn-a 25 Z3 thus reversxng an earlier declslon by the vxslting qumtet Meanwhxle Tlfton s girls racked up their eighteenth vlctory by whxppmg the Hahlra sextet 55 22 Faye Bruce tossed ln 24 potnts for the wlnners pours TIFTON 1251 or na:-una 1231 Co t10 00311 5 Mlllgllzll til lllol2161 lflet t7 Dm l Hnlmme soon Tilton B. ra G subs Tirton-Kendna gang Hahlra Fry fl? GIBII TIFTON IBB ol IAHIRA 112 Bruce 1241 Clark I2 Jones 1111 Tllflil' 431 Summer OM Dlddens 491 Parker Mil!! Glbbs Hlmlle ll l'l P S N Tilton-va cl Wlllll IBD may 131 Walters I41 Cadle Blanton lmltb. Atwater Powers I-lahira-Gomto 131 Weaver Lawson 10 Lllatta 411 Another glrls class A power is Tlfton Only a loss to Nashville mars lts record Fay Bruce Jackie Sumner and Rhea. Jones are the scorlng machlnery Wlth slx stand out guards Ann Park, Daule Gllls Anita Perry Dorothy Cadle Bert: Smith and Ann Terry Bruce and Sumner are averaglng ln the nelghborhood of 20 pomts a game J C Connor IS the, hot shot who led the Blue Devxls through 10 stralght games before losses ame at the hands of lrwlnville Albany and 'Iahlra Ruby Shef flett IS another sharpshootlng for ward wlth Lindsey Bass at center and Wlllls Hester and Everett Summer at guards Slx elght Ala bama bound Ray Grimsley LS con sldered the most unproved player on the squad 1 ' , - -I 1 . . . , 1 1 E l - ' 1 n 1 ' 1 3 - - . , - .A I . , ' J 1 . . . 1 r Y 2 ' ' - 5 ' 1 - - ' . ' ' ' l ' , . . 'l Y -, ' 7 1 V 3 ' 1 - o . . . ' 1 - - ' -' ' ' 1 ' . . Y. ' , 4 - '.- . - 0 5 l r . F v I I - 1 . :, 1 I ' ' Q ' ' M, . 1 .'..e,:f1- I, . - 1 N . r - . l .' ' ' ' . 4 ' ' ,- ' , A . ' ' ' .' . -. I . . , . , l 1 .1 1 it l -7. . ' A - - - , -' .U 4 V l fc , if ,A , , , - . I , u 3 . . ' . 1 1 - . f- k ' - . ' 1 Y V- ' 'G . - . ' V A 1 - P - . F e 5 1 l ' ' - ' A- ' - V gl can E ' f ' - - M rz ' .' .' - . A the,start of the thlrd period by Cwfh Tufkef had his Blue Hubs' fl? . 3 can I- ' 1 1 ' f ' r A. ' is A It 5 n I . - 1 G , . I , A ' ' 3 Ill ' th P 1 - .A J 1 , A . Y ., Av V F . , ' A .' V G ' A 4 - 1 ' - , . X : . . Y ' ' l e V ' I , to ' 1 1 . . . U , ' - Q I . . s I ' f 1 , 1 1 a K ' . 4 . . V V .4 - Y , . I' . F I I I , , 1 r . . , A ' - A U ' 1 3 'f ' .' . 1 - ' , 1 . - 5 ' ' , 1 Q I '- ' '. , lm P .171 f - 1, V 1 1, :Keg , - , , ' a G 1 ' ' ' . 1 . G 1. - . E 1 0 , y - , ' ' ' ' - - 3 P . ' ' ' , - . - ' ' - - 1 . 1 C ' - - ' ' ' ' f 0 Ill ' h Y. . G . ' . . . . F 1 , ' 1 1 , ' - - - s - 1 . . . U n flu p ' , ln. ' - ' - . . C I -1-. - . . I . 1 , G , . 0 1 , I: ' PRINT O T'y1ne lx 'r 1 1 ' 9 'l ma, fegplxifh 5102352212 Devils 1 nt 33 w vom' . . N: Tuesday lxllmvml lf, ted 'l .her Connor she., T690 5 x6,1t,t 1313 gh the ba period. 30' ' X tthroxind of ever! . wud A Ch. no 1 27.35. ' am. gurfwdli' , com 'Thi img S 'Nixon wo'1TouCh5l'one atfaif Allied Cond: Wards 'ETS- .hg ' I I mundo 0 Y W , r da. ,nd wenwme X used 1 rw!! Thom' i ag to .d thy Angglfl zu1fd'.-. to ll W4 me -e eatin' 6,1 35 VU- un in I . 0 io won. Sh' ml' X 1 Zlfofu' 1-gl Lmgvn 4:55- Olfl' use-Wm' .ibm ln HCBHM till ,maxaman tm t 1-bnmvwnsmtrn lt summer G View l o x we: F321 3 BNC .ov v 1x ng-,X J nes ' 'gud' fuk.: l wguevlx 0 mt 1l'n'r gre . Al club! ' . ,, A X -fury '7' fw,,,vl C' W, Mus ,i1. 5' eubl' Tl tm, rt ,mlm Bl'::,vrr0 ml wnm Bnnwn- ,rhomuvll stunni- srr Can' rs HOW' xx! HUYYN' ' - f . . O ml PO' l Bell, xv Tele. MQK mcn wr' Th,-'lavlnrwterl th 1 Ol w MON' ' ' nlxzrlgl' B nxnhlffr wt . iitzcnell ls' 3 'ond slllnel H. Bu, tv G im, vi Bwnxn 'M vm, tn. shifted, -ri!wn'H A Bum vlllofuolhn l Thcmulil, , BQYSI then ov er 1 W 0 'l X5-'The n0f rirroil- Tia by pk' 2,221 uP Blue Deluge e 1 Bag' ilagueidal' ' D ' he . andldilelular 'etborlil decislfm mer 'the' ll . 'uh I . I nd ll n:-hgzugns Pllagston A ll B g, e in lu' V Kxw Q. Thc:nwreCofdAhad an can e r 1 0 A mea! -Us with P . -fm E03 me 32' gow. Bruce 'gaflm MS. 5 5 YAY' 1 ld lcon' 91 Sumner -an eaillw A5 in ' JuCl '- is vomli a Vlcior' m pug in the., .QQ WM tee dumxngels to Douglas R. 121' ' al j Tifton Five Clips l Moultrie, 35-28 l TIFTON, Jan. 21-The Tifton Blue Devils hammered out a 35- 28 victory over the Class AA iMoultrie basketball five here Sat- 'urday night for their tenth win .in 13 starts. Forwards Jake Con- ner and Rudolph Shiflett let the 'winners with 11 and 14 points. The Tifton girls defeated Moul- 'trie. 56-38. Faye Bruce's 24 points setting the pace. GIRLS TPFTON 1,563 PM. HUULTHIE VIR' Bru0e124' F Gl'1'1!r 1121 Sffmnff ' 167 F Hollldly ' lR1 Xktllls 451 F Plvmgg .71 Parker G ' gm fixhhl G Long PWYY G Mercer Serve at Half' Tzfton 26. Mcuitrie ll I Subs' Tiffon-Jones t8l. Fadle, Ray. gxrouime-remix tat. . ' nnrs 1Tll'-'TON 135, Pm. xoL'L'rnir-71:21 fwmmr 111- F Sh ' - Q l.lP t 1, 1 Lasiter 4 4 t Moore 141 L. Fowler 17a Barber 121 12 Moultrie li Suhr Tilton-Mitchell Busbln. Brute till. Mcultnewhite, Manleyl, K. Burdette th, R. Fowler. llr. Fhlllet' i 111 F Bass 12' C ,Hester 153 G ,Sumner G . Scnre lt Half' Tztzon Tifton Routs Oglethorpe, Thomasville TIFTON Jan. 29-llztxng their l'1Wii Mn: 'weak nf :hr spa. sim. the Tififfn Blue lD X'lls led by .lake CO'll'l0.5 25 nl-1:ti': defeated U19 Osziet.-orpe Eagles here Sa'ur- dRj.' zrzilii 73-31. V C0903 F52 Darts, filling ix: du:- 1r1EIf1v 3-3'F 'K'S of naslcctoal. coach Fred Tucker. l-:gd gym-y man avaxlabie an hold rlmtn the pcm-Q .n the last hn'!, but the subs were as lint as tho Vegiilars and 21 pmrts nas scored in each nf the final two DP 1or'ls. The regulars srored only 31 in the first hal! Connors' 25 points to-ll lun ghorf of his sharpshootingjoh1nThomas. ville Friday' rtlzht when he drop- ped 27 poznt: through the hoop to lead Tiftorx to a 61 to 32 victory' The Tilton Arllels made it 4 twzn win for the home foiks hy lll'l7!llll'l1 the Oglethorpe girls 50-20. F350 Bruce who shot 32 port: for Tzfton azamst Thomasvzlle Friday Night was a2a.n. the front runne- in the sforinz department with 27 points The rn nas mirnber ll! agaznst a sinzle loss for the chssy Ansel team. I . tTzft0n Cagers 4 J 0 lfpset Colqultt In 20-15 Came ISpecial to The Telegraphl THOMASVILLE. I-'eh 23 - A shrewd Tifton quintr-t used hall- freezmpz strategy to tip-toe hy un- defeated Colquitt. 20-l5. here to- night in 1-A Western Dixismn tourney play. Using no suhs and holding thmr breath. the Blue Devils were ahle to squelch the powerful Colquztt unit which wc-nt 20 games in reg- ular season without a mishap. mme' , . ln the other hardwood semi-final 714 7' X 90 'LB ualln .gl . 5 nil 1 contest here. Adel walked muah- ftu girls gqull' W1 . . ,. mu. lm shod over Thomasville, 5:1-2l. Al- ' ,hi 7 quita: 15. len Parrish shot 17 points to aid Ill' .tr Y yu'.h'l ,une the victors. E :,A,, M' Y :gather Saturday night at 8. Tifton and Ku tl' C5 yullog Adel clash for the Division 1-A ry Vw ,, title. 92,1 2 , Rl' Lu, DUY Aon. 1551 rm. 1 YlI.l.lf my T' 5, ,win-' ,ou M' gurl- n Aunt tm r swam .gt ollaubl vfrvgsdxl gum-'F Drew- trys- t:.h I 5 gmakua 15- ' Di' ' r . I ll l 'l l I ill W, again .i1. Bu vw Era-ff: Ill' A ugnlrflinra ll I I ll er 1 l 451 llnln VY' 0 :,, 11' gubnilullom: nel-C rnfmflzlnona- CM 7 Ten th .li den. 1. mc.--mf. ,un Parrish. 'cu. U Any 7 rdrtloby ,gt . 'rumen-lilengnni Filarnihunyes :Ban H C gn Mn, on at . A e 1. om-mi. ic. 'MN 0 'on' fn' 'IlY10H4Nl r ro l'lT1' us' 39' , mt' 0 D gnc2 ca-an cm F ' women- ul leavin .0 Bumntf- mm.. lgmnm rn I l. nanny , , D , Y. l ' ANGELS and DEVILS on Dump oo TO Toulwnmrurcglquiffl BOTH TEAMS Angels toTockle Adel PLAY IN FINALS lnRegionlAFinolsTonight TIHOI1, Colqultt to Meet Tonight In Feature Tllt COLQUITT Feb 16 Colqultt and T1ff0h wxll square off azamst each other here tomght at 9 oclock ln the feature semlfmal game lh the Reilon 1A girls basketball tournament In the other encounter Adel will meet Amari cus at 7 80 Both Colquatt and Tilton brushed aside tough hrst half foes last night ln quarterfmal tussles to move mto the round of four The Colquxtt club top seeded m apxte of a regular season loss to Tlfton whipped Caxro 45 23 Tltton dumped Thomasvllle 53 27 whmle A d el slaughtered Bambrxdge 6415 Amencua drew a ixrst scormg 13 poxnts whlle holdlng Cal ro scoreless Tlfton had much the same ex perxence They were able to gun only a 13 12 edge over Thomuvxvlle dunng the first quarter and led by Just 2918 at the half The third lquarter score was 42 2a Bruce Bags 19 Faye Bruce tallled 19 pomta to COLQUITT Feb 17 Tlfton s Angels were anythmg but angels to Colquxtt fans h to a 41 39 declslon over the of the Regxon One, Class A Tonight 'I'1tton wlll meet Adel 1n the champxonshxp g me at 8 o clock Adel advanced to the txtle round by beatlng Amerlcus 44 33 Trfton s vrctory was looked on as a mxld upset in some quarters In amte of the fact the Angels h a d vhlpped coach Percy Jones top seeded team once durlng the regu lar season bv five pomts Bruce scores Faye Bruce was the heroine of the Ttfton conquest scormg 25 points Wylene Bowen tallied 16 for Colqultt whlle Roddv Everett added 13 and Ann Mock 10 Colqmtt apparently was headed ere last mght as they battled local glrls ln the semlfmals cage tourney Rally to win Adel also had to coma from bo- hlnd to wln Arnertcus rocketed to a 13 8 lead ln the hrst quarter but Adel got going in the second stanza ,to galn a 2718 edge lt was still close tlwroughout the thxrd perlod vhlch ended wlth the wmners ahead 32 27 but Amerlcus faded ln the tmal quarter and fell stea.l1ly behlnd Inez Coppage bred 26 pomts through the hoops tor Adel whale Carolyn Sumner accounted for 14 Lavoma Hamilton and Ruth Kxng shot 13 each for Amer cus round bve pace the Angels while Sumner Everett Scores 21 contrxbuted 16 Thompson wlth 14 Roddxe Es erett was the blg sun nas the leadmg scorer for Thomas for Colquxtt scorxng 21 points Ann 1,-111, Mock added 13 and Bowen ll Long was Cairo . top scorer wxth 10 Adel scored at wxll lh beatxng Balnbrldga C Sumner Colqultt held only an 1110 iirll and Tillman tunes 18 12 and ll quarter lead and held Just a 2118 point, 1-especiwdy .5 me win advantage at tha half The thlrd Mn uggd 15 plug,-, Tha quarter scores were 175 the wmnerx enlovlna I 3218 edle an and can Collxnl led Bain gomg into the Ilnal penod Coach P e r c y Jones lasaxea pulled away ln the closmg session Cooper quarter v as also mp and tuck wlth bridge s attack with eight Sun February 25 1951 The Albany lGeorglal Herald--,A Adel Downs Tlfton, 39 37 Victors Fight Off lrnps Rally ln Region lA Flnols THOMASY ILLE Feb 24 Adel fought off 1 brlllllnt to an xmpresslve vxctory when they 53,1 440 took an 18 10 fxrst quarter lead bug Sumner 110 'futon stormed back ln the second Tmmm 'U Anorlela 11M B Stevens 17? Hamilton 1131 King 1131 Leonard McClesky Stevens Coppalze 120 Roundtree P G Sumner The game turned from an often Keys :ne to a d6fEI'lSlVC battle m the sub' Adel Hon' Amfflwl Non' calqnm cm Mock 1101 Bowen 1181 num 1l3l Roberts perxod kept some 'Io0 fans in a Pemf 12:52 ICICIIHLHZ ffenly and KO! S0 T101 Subs 'nrton wnna ur 'ren-y coxqum one ox the ofhcials iaxnted and play Adlml had to be halted for about 15 mm utes for hlm to be revwed H hmshed out the game Possession-Minded Tufton Knocks Cff Colqulttlzlve 20-l5 I THOMASVILLE Feb 94 Tlftons possesslon mmded Blue Devlls, who hate maddened foes and fans allke thxs season wlth thelr l3CtlC4, scored a stunnmg upset oxer tan a to move 1n front by 28 26 at the half Tlfllll 1415 Bruce 1251 Sumner 1101 Jones liv tnlrd quarter which ended wnth T11 ton on the long end of a 37 33 count Colqultt s frantlc battle to over come the T1fton lead xr the last Ex Colqultts prevlously unbeaten and heavlly fayored P1 rates ln the semlfmal round of the Reglon 1A basketball tournament here last mght The score was an amazingly low 20 15 last half rally by Tlfton s Blue Dewlls here tonxght to wln the Western Du 1s1on, Reglon 1 Class A basketball champwnshlp 39 37 The wmners wmll face the wmner of tomghts Val dosta Fltzgerald game for the tltle next week but both fmallsts w1ll go to the state tournament Adel looked lxke a shooxn wm ner when they pxled up a 10 6 fxrst quarter lead and upped thls to 23 11 at the halt but the Impa had been Just warmmg up They soared back 1n the thlrd quarter to score 14 pomts whlle Adel was gettmg but four and brought the score to 2725 as the last period began The Impa went on to knot the score at 3232 and 3535 but they never were able to forge IH front J C Connor was the hlgh pomt man for Txfton with 14 tallies Shlftlett added 12 Allen Parrxsh sky scraping Adel center shot 11 points to pace the wmner The vmctory was the second ln n tourney hnals lh two weeks for Adel over Tlfton Last week the Adel gxrls eliminated the Tlfton lassles ln the same spot Adel actually gamed thelr vlc tory margln on free throws mak mg 13 out of 23 whlle Tdton was hlttmg on 11 of 22 Flve players, Connor Sumner and Hester for Tilton and Alllll and Hayes lor Adel fouled out. l Adu my lauw ul Hayes flu Allan Parrish 11h flllilfl lil ING ful Connor 110 lhlflttl till llll 10 lull!!! Ill Luungar 111 1 Subs Adel Alan Pirrlll ll! Cllaltl 10 llcCranle Tttton-Delbtn. lltzldl lm mm-ne Inter 01 Tomght Txfton wlll meet Adel to r the champlonshxp A d e 1 waltzed to an easy 55 27 vxct or y over Thomasulle ln last mghts other semlhnal round Tlfton showed dxsrczard for boo 1ng fans and frantlc Colqultt play ers last mght as they held to the hall hke a mother would to her baby They refused to take a shot unless they were planted hrmly under the bucket wnth llttle chance to m ss The result w as that the hrst quarter ended wlth Colquxtt leadxn' 10 Triton shook off Colqultt defend ers wlth a little more success m the second perxod and gamcd a 7 3 halftxme adx antage They lost two pomts lh the thxrd stanza and led by onlv 13 ll but pulled away m the fmal period to wm I J C Conner was hugh polnt man for Txfton wxth 10 markers whlle Walter Danlels talhed sexen for Colqultt s usually hlgh scormg' team Rosby Mulkey who paces, Colqultt s attack most of the tlme was held scoreless Only 13 fleld Goals were scored l sexen ow T1fton T e w 1 nners bucketed sxx free throws to three for the losers l Adel won with ease Over Thomas vxlle as sxx foot six 1nch Head lParr1sh talllcd 17 pomts Suo Carl ,ton Parrxsh added 13 Boboy Por restcr led Thomasvxllc Xkllh nme The quarter scores were '67 ln l or of Adel 4116 and 4 Adel used subs much of the last ha 1' Tonlghts fmal Game wxll oegm lat 8 o cloc There wxll be no con latxon 'nun 1 ow CODHOI' l smmet .11 Bass 'Sr Sumner Colquxtt 115 Daniels 1 R Mulke Exerelt Ru Ind Hester L Mulkey ll Subs 'hilon None Cllqultt Wede 0 o . , Q . , . .- . . . - sk. - . 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Willis Hester, pole vaulting Everett Sumner, 440 yd. race 1- Q it Raymond Harrell, high Raymond Harrell, high Jllmllmg jumping 5 -'-QM J, 3 ,s Us -41 Bud Brogdon, 440 yd. race Gene wood, one mile race Bud Br0gd0I1. 100 Fd- dash and relay TRACK SNAPS Tifton High Third in District Track Meet The Blue Devils of Tifton High school finished third in an eight' team district track meet, held Fri- day in Albany. Albany finished out in front with a total of 61 points, Thomasville came in second with 48, and Tifton had 43 for a third place finish. As a result of the meet, Tifton will send four participants to the Hate events. gopby Qrigg-will go tor the shotput and discus throw eventsg Clifford Sheuagg' will try the low and high hurdlesg Royce -39325 and Raymond Harrell will participate in the broidihd high Jgmll 3+ fi 3 4 . V Royce Jones, broad jump- ing y M:- eff-uf Bobby firiffis, throwi discus 'wr - in fg g .wi-ef? . 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R, .-' A ,- -lil .1w....- 'J'f' , '.'4'.'1.1 . if 1-,J -if - K , I' 11.3 I. , ' ',' 1 h ,Q ,-. lv Q 0 M I V 'QN , up ' A , ,x Qfx K 7. 'Q f ri 45,4 ,'L ' ? Q' 'V We 7 3 : M i . ' , f in . 4 4: I .it-H1 xx 'jgxit I95O P LIB A CLASSRCDCDAA Ah memA Ihd jbougk CL IXID ACTIVITIES TI-IS. STUDENTS CET EXCELLENT TRAINING IN I-IGM EM V Mrs. Lindskog and Mrs. Collins head the discussion. AKINC Every year at the beginning of the Qchoo term the parents, studente and metructor meet and plan together the work for th X' year. Mrs. Collin's Girls Give a Review of their Year's Work if ' '43 ?f' gm? 72 e ' Vx. ..,, wb! mx V I ,-fl 45 Q :Lv I 4 X nr' -7 I 0 if 'I ' ff' if 'Q' I Slip covers today are not just ill-shaped coverings used for the protection of your upholstery, but form a very important part in the scheme of home decora- tion the year round. Every home maker will find it an asset to know how to make these. Mrs. Lindskog's girls redecorate Mrs. Bell's aparlmgnt Before the redecoration Upholstering left to right are Miriam Hatcher and Edwin Revels, Mrs. Paul Coleman, instructor. in one of the classes living course given at Tiiton High school. In accordance with the neiv emphasizing family living, the schools. two l2ahour in Mother and Baby and Family Living for school students have just completed in Tift county, Mrs. Paul Coleman, head of Tift County Health dep rt- was in charge of lit? for boys and girls at Tl!- n High School, Lesson topics of the course ere Before the Baby Comes, The Baby Is Born. Alter the aby ls Born, t'The Child! ealth in an Expanded Environ- et, and Protection of the amily'a Health. Using a life- lze doll, members ol the clan d the opportunity of ohne ng and practicing method: ol, ' g and caring for a bl use of limited equivlm e members of the class, discussion, in proper IIIBIBDQI! The completed draperies and chair Mrs. Paul Coleman, guest instructor. teaches a course in Mother and Baby Care and family living. . 95: f J .g - ,A ' C f ff-r THS. GQVERNMENT CLASSES 5, Hom AN ELECTION -1. ef WM-- --..,'x -4.-f. ' l ' wsqnllw' PHP ,- fi in in ,Tung af '- 0. Mrs. Bell, Instruct dates for Govemorg Jean Cottongimg 7. 11. On to the park good she is and wh his say: 16. Doroth speaks 19 Mary J should be elected: 14. Dub Talmadge 8SkS them ll0l to Blllllalld Rutland, Pat Avery Or: 1. Dub Jolly, campaigning as Talmadgeg 2. Edward Rutland, now Pat Avery: 3. Our candi- More campaign speeches: 5. Thomson represented by Lin Wadleyg 6. Mrs. J. W. Jenkins- Baker-Henry Arrington 8. Last advice: 9. All set and ready to go: 10. They mean to Wing the election was held: 12. Confident looking, aren't they. 13. Mrs. Jenkins tells how why he shoul d much: 15. Tillman has 18. Pattie Doss ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 'l'll I'0N F.F.A. 1950-1951 We have a total membership of 63 students. These are farm boys that derive their existence from the soil. The past year we were very proud of one of our students in livestock. This student was Carlton Tyson who showed the Grand Champ- ion Gilt at the Moultrie livestock show. He re- ceived a total of 568.00 in prize money and a blue ribbon for his efforts. We have this year Lewis Cheek who made 160 bushels of corn per acre. He won 525 first prize in the F.F.A. contest sponsored by the Exchange Club. He was followed by James Ivey 115 bu. 2520. Charles Tyson 107 bu. S15. Carlton Tyson 105 bu. S10 and Kennis Lastinger 104 bu. 555. The past year Danny Fletcher set out 5,000 slash pine seedlings. In our shop program we made the following articles: 12 self feeders for swine, 10 self watering barrels, 63 screen windows and doors, 9 wagon bodies, 21 brooders for baby chicks. We have the following boys with a total of F. F. A. BOYS SHOW PROFIT 60 acres in winter pastures. ON FEEDING-OUT PROJECT Two Tifton F. F. A. members came out right well in selling their calves at the Cordele Livestock Auction Market this week both showing good profits from their feeding out projects. Russell Lind- sey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eulen Lindsey of Route 8, sold two calves for 5469.51 with a profit of near S150 on them and Willis Hester, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hester of Wilson avenue in Tifton, sold ' three calves for 5616.00 with a profit of near 5175. The boys started feeding their animals last December on ground corn in the shuck and cottonseed meal with hay and salt as free choice: that is, available for the animals when they wanted it. The animals were top grade and brought prices of 27M to 27112 per pound. Seven members of the local group plan to buy steers in the near fu- ture and start feeding them for the shows and sales to be held next spring. This program ties in nicely for the boys in connection with their corn projects as they can use the manure from the animals for fertilizer on their corn projects and feed 'the corn they raise to the ani- mals for fattening them. With the Hybrid eorns their yields run fron 50 to 100 bushels per acre giving them much of the feed needed to fatten the animals for the show and sale and both tic right in to- gether. S 'x .K A.- l ,J Ax fe 2 lv Y fs' 1 X, 1, it x l K I i It H K I ' .if - i . ' ' , ' 'X' w . V . . n.' Vi , E bi o . ' ,! It. I .fs V 'A ' . tt - ' an 4. lm l-skit its '-ln. U :QQ V,., ,xy I Q1 ,.?. ,uvv Y -1 ,mme ...j li' 'LA'- 'W it ' i , ja. I 1 1 ,, Q , 1 i 3 1 1- v gi I' 'N' ,J 6 J '1- 'K so. W1 'S D l ,, ,S . S- . ' 14 14 9 ' ' V. . 9' ' 7 A T f fb. Y ', - 3 1 1-Q E f' 'f' . Q . Q 0,5 V- ' '41 f- iv-..f.+ , .. . , . .,,, -Pit - Qt '-1 ff- ' 1' X U' f : . ' 5 ,Ht QW Q- My . 4 'lg i-tgfif. A t c -, .1 0 ' lla 4 , , , 2' '.r : Q fyffiqm lar. ,i i I 5 ,V i Y Sl i , 1 ' .-ff ' y 'f ':' , I.: ' I . ,3'. i -4,1 F 'Ii .gl .5 as -rf 1 fix ' '52, '-.eil ' '. if .Ai I 'Al ' I .325 V Q - wiv. V. V. x ,. .3 .wifes 4 J -',ea,,f- .. 7, f .X gar- r 7.-..g.g-Qs, 7, s y Q -. . i Q .tx ,tai I K t , -, . Ii. I , ,ef E 1 ' f',Q ' They are as following. l-Edgar Bodenhammer . . . . 3A 2-Willie J. Tyson ..,. , . IA 3-Norman Bruce . . . . . IIA 4-Rheudean Denhy . . . . 6A 5--Bobby Verner , . . , IA 6-Roswell McMillan . . . 5A 7-Buddy Baker . . . , . 27A 8-Billy Nlarchant . . . . -IA 9-Charles Tyson . . . 2A I0-Carlton Tyson . . , . IA ll-Kennis Lastinger ..... ,...- t A I2-Joel Monk .......,..,,. 3A These pastures save a farmer about 35 in feed costs. They consist of the following per acre. 2 bu. oats. I hu. Italian winter rye gras! and I5 lbs. of crimson clover. The ryegrass fur- nishes early grazing. the oats in the middle of the winter and the clover in the spring. The Ga. Power Co. furnishes over 51.000 in prize money for these contests. We expect to get our share. The following students will have purebred gilts for the local and area show at Moultrie lhh year' Childs Ford Levane Noland Don Branch Claude Hendricks Billy 5l3l'C'haHl Everette Summer ii CTE Y 'I .1 rg. ,Q I ,4 .1 ,. N- lr - ffl, Tyson Tyson Lastinger Fletcher Bodenhammer Tyson Bruce Denby Varner McMillan Marchant Monk Ford Branch Noland Sumner Hendrix Hester Ivey Lindsey TIFTON HIGH 4-HER'S WINNERS IN POULTRY SHOW Three Tifton High 4-Her's were awarded prizes for their excellent work in caring for their chicks which they re- ceived from the Tift County Chamber of Commerce in the spring. Helen Hall and Hilda Bur- nam received blue ribbon awards 189.003, Doris Mc- Brayer the red award tS3.00l. 122' TIFTON HIC!-I REPRESENT ATIVES IN 4-I-l CLUB Left to Right: Tift County 4-H Council: Carey Gates, F. GIBBS, Joyce Doss, Ronald Hand, WALTER STIN- NETT, LOUISE RAY, JOYCE RAY, Rex Hand. CHILDS FORD Tractor Maintenance First place in District GENE CRUMBY-Forestry Second place in District JEAN WILLIS-Forestry Second place in District FRANCES GIBBS Dress Review Blue Award HILDA BERMAN-Poultry Blue Award H ELEN H A LL-l'oult ry Red Award JOYCE RAY Rural Electrification Red Award LOUISE RAY-Dairy Foods Red Award DORIS McIlRAYER Poultry White Award SYBLE FALLIN-Tallent ' No picture TIFT GRAND CHAMPION 4-H'ER'S HOGS YVIN S75 IN PRIZE MONEY Tifton, Ga., Sept. 9-The youngsters set the pace in Tift County'x fourth annual Fat Barrow Show and Sale. Rus- sell Baker, 4-H Club mem- ber, here poses the grand champion of the show. He also exhibited the reserve cham- pion, took two firsts for sin- gles and another for pen of three, for total prize money of 375. William H. Pool, the county agent, praised the co- operation of the County's live- stock men. TIETON HIGH REPRESENTATIVES AND SPONSGRS BAKER cotuurr Tifton Hi Debaters Win One, Lose One The subject for debate was that the president oi the United States be elected by a direct vote of the people. Thomasville won the circle de- bates with a total of six points, Tif- ton being second with four, and Whigham third with two points. Thomasville won both its debates by 2-1 decision, and each decision also counted one point. Whigham lost both debates by 2-1 decisions. Winners' in the other circles are not know here. The Tifton High school debating 'teams split even in the Second district circle debates, held in Al- bany, Friday morning. The Tifton negative team, John- ny Mack McGee and Charles Drex- ler, won over the Whigham affirm- ative team by a 2-1 decision. The T i f t o n affirmative team, Misses Franzel Baker and Camille Colquitt, lost to he Thomasville ne- MeGEE DREXLER IRS. Donald Atkins. Louise Stamps, Katherinv W'adley. Billy Donaldson. Judy Ross. Bennie Lee Mitcham, Grace Little, tiene Vhandler One Act Play Cast Sth Place in District Fleet MAJOIVCOLLINS MRS. CLIFF LINDSKOG gative team by a 2-1 decision. l ADDI t-1 tzsoaos CHEEK District Meet Representative in Home Makin MRS. LEWIS UNDERWOOD Sponsor BOBBY BRAGG Roy's Essay District Meet T ifton Girl Chosen for ,Conference VB! MRS. BESSIE S. STAFFORD State Editor, Georgia. Federation 0 of Women's Clubs The youthtul mantle to repre- gnent Georgia Federation of Womexfs Clube at the Mid- Century White House Conference on Children and Youth on Dec. 8 to 'I has fallen upon all-iss .F.li.?.fE'..1l1..1Slfi3!,.Ti!t0fM Ee- She has been chosen to attend .the first White House Conference in which young people will participate, and will be a protege of the Youth Conservation Committee of Gen- eral Federation. Mrs. John Peter- son, of Tifton, is youth conserva- tion chairman for Georgia Federa- tion. M' Tank is the daughter of Mrs. krt ur Turk, a clubwoman who teaches the third grade in Tifton grammar school. Sixteen-year-old Miss Turk, a high school junior is a very tal- ented musician. Along with three other young people, namely, Miss Gail Conway of Dover, Del., rep- resenting Delaware Federationg Miss Judy Ettall, chosen by New Jersey Federation, and William Prosser selected by the Pennsyl- vania Eederation, she will attend the sessions and have as her ad- visor Judge Odessa Bailey of Roanoke, Va., tormer judge of the Juvenile Court of Virgina. O U O 1 F LliCtY f'AY, the Sm for BETTY ETHREDGE S lace. m . . e Won lst place in the high DON SMITH Constltutlqn wrmng awards school in the U.D.C. contest Declamation in District for Interviews Meet NR FRANCES BOOTH ' 'HM MACHMIL , , Received a wrist watch for H0I10l'3ble mention ln fhe B'nai B'rith participation in Slate f0l' the Constltutlon essay writing scholarship Book Review contest contest Av. 1,7 ' ii-in 8 . . f? MISS ELMINA McKNEEl,Y Sponsor LUMMIE JEAN KICK LIGHTER lst place in the District Meet in Shorthand JANE ELROD Piano State Musical Festival l-Rating District Music Festival 3-Rating CAROLYN SINFLAIR Voice Voice in District Meet Voice in District Music Festival 2-Rating LAMAR KINARD f FELISTE TURK Piano 4th Place, Piano, Dislfifl and SPQNSQRS Voice Voice. 3rd Place in District Meet MRS. PAT VITANGE Sponsor FELISTE TURK 3rd place in District Meet Typing Contest. 32nd out of 6,000 first year typing in the National typing con- test TIF-'ECN HIGH REPRESENTATIVES MRS- 1- fggg,g5,HE'L S ' R HONOR I RAUUATI S 'ul KHXRLES CENE I RFXI FR CHANDLE s 7n r SPFCI AI AW ARDS RLSN JOYQ F JIM No B Xlxl R IHUIBLEX -1 NIKLIINIER Sclence Achlesement Award Bausch and lomb Optlcal Company Danforth Foundation Awards COLLIER COLQL l'1T Best All Round Senlors-Amerlcan Legion Award FIORINF Nfl' A LLCY SAM HEI LS 'U' BENNFU Gu Rlonow Cmzenshlp Fine Arts Scholarship Fmest Splfll ln Athletics Rotary Club Award FRANCES BOOTH HFLEN RL SSFI L f KLTHEN IINDSXH elf sh Seruce Facultv Award Outstandmg locational Agnculture Participation ln Scholarship Contest Award BNa1 Brlth l95O ENIO CELEBRITIES .l I if 4' GM ' ': ' . , lit Ld 3d X E '.'.'1-:LL Eg- .4 7 . .k' va SONNY ' CAMILLE - J 1 - v A A V J v - 1 .x l GRADUATE My N ek utxt .tx i4I,,J44.:'Al:,-I H' 4'-41,l1l I -'Q xii.-Nix xl It . 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Collins, state school of superintendents. prin- and college administra- in Athens, on January 29, and 31, concerning Teacher Mr. McAllister served a member of a committee on Leadership. which committees discussed How Educational Leadership an be Developed and held ariel discussions on Educat- onal Leadership. At the meeting Mr. McAllister eard Sir Richard Livingston, ice-chancellor of Oxford uni- ersityg Dr. Henry Hill, president f Peabody Collegeg and Dr. earce, Kellog Foundation edu- ational leaders. 'ff-wi -. dag: evening. January 31. , to a t t e n d a . durng the convention. The. 5 t v ,ul MM. S 'llie programs concluded onl ' K . .if- -v Ye- V as and Wig To Be Presented i 'The Mask and Wig h I been chosen as the name for t new dramatic club of Tift High School. At a meeting held Decemb 11, the club chose as office Albert Graves. president: Bet , -Jenn T a 5' l o r, vice-presiden Frinces Royal. secretary: a Connie Smith, treasurer Pliiss Katherine, club ihas arranged to be at the school all day every to give special instruction ivarious members of the 1 .during their study periods after school. The Mask and Wig have prepared a radio ition called Dear Diary January 29. The cast is as lows: Clark Strickland ,gferg Jiznniy Sellnrs as .Anne Cuniby as Jane Q Billy Donaldson as Lloydg lBlt.lock as Barbarag Mart 'Duckworth as Betty: and Stan ps as Flo. The play will be in assembly behind a curtain before it is 1 on the air. After the radio play, Katherine and the group begin work immediately on comedy called Orchids Margaret which will be presented in the district test in April. l 4 New Members Join THS Faculty Miss Mauraly se White is new. teacher in Room. 25 is teaching mathematics in vacancy It-it by Mrs. Durden. Mrs. Durden had accepted temporary position after Turecheks resignation, tive until :i permanent ot the faculty could be Miss White attended at Valdosta. Last year she at Douglas High School, and first semester of this year worked in the Production ket Association at Valdosta Mrs, Lindskog. ot the economics department, has signed her position because bad health. Mrs. Allison formerly Miss Mary Ann has joined us in her place Bowen attended Georgia XVCELCTH College at and tle University of in Atii -ns. She was an hozne economics teacher at two j:ars ago. During the at-:nerr ir of this term she ian Er ,ma. .iliss Anella Wells of Ltown and Miss Emily Casey Mount Vernon, Georgia, are lixo l!'?W apprentice home teachers. They expect to ate lio.n the University of Geo ,gig is June, Each has to wo ione quarter in prep school isuu :apprentice teacher in d to ge' her degree in homema limi., I95O l95I ACHIEVEMENTS lnpl:-Acumen, December February all sl! CHEEK 'N-1 Nr IVEY CHARLES TYSON CARLTON TYSON 'rv at Jjxxf' Nam-pf LASTINGER BRU1 E 1-ORD Cl EMENTS overnment Students Vlslt Atlant s ee State I.eg1sIature ln Action The Government classes f xfton 1-hgh school selected welve of thexr students to reprc sent the classes at the General Assembly In Atlanta Thursday ebruary 8 Tl ose chosen by their classmates were Don C ab Frank Wxlhs Monroe Mxtchell Bob Davxs Humber Ballev Wade Spooncr RosemarvPh1lIlps Ann Borders Faye Fussell Ecrlm Tolbert Graco Phrlhps and Carolyn Shannon They WLIO accompalned bv Mr and Vlrs John T Bell and Coach Alun Davls THS Jumor Enters Oratorzcal Contest Faye Fussell a Junlor WH-I represent Tlfton Hlgh School ln the annual oratorlcal contest sponsored by the Am I'1C3I'I Les, lon to teach Amerxcanlsm thlo ugh study of the COflSt1tL1tlOll U Q fr rf 3 rrfwg-1 '-lf Ia 4' Q MISS MARTIN WINNER IN YOUTH NEWS CGNTEST lVI1ss Banks Nfartm of T1ff0H was one of thc wmners ln the nevus contest held at the slxth Georgxa Youth Assembly Dec ember 8th and 9th MISS Martm won thxrd place for two artlclcs publlshed ln The Gazette She lS a member of the Txfton Trl H1 Y club Frrst place wmners were He len Fokes LaGrange, and Geor gxa Belle Chrlstopher Grxftm f Wmners of second place were 1 Gladys Jones Gamesvllle, and Margaret Vrcks, Albany, whlle the other thmrd place wmner was ,ui I Q ,. - I r . 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I I , fr- n .- . . ,, 1 - D L no n qt 3 I ,, Q ' . . - ,. .4 4 ' ' . t A- r t W -an jr , .r ' '- - 3 'it' at . ea. 1mm Tanner Dou las 4: 0 .U I 1...- Pnzes Awarded A total of S250 xn prizes w be awarded to Future Farmer at their annual father son e tertalnment to be held the ll of January or the first of Fe ruary In the corn cuntest sponso by the local Exchange Clu wmners of the prizes are an o der Lewxs Cheek Eugene Ive Charles Tyson Carlton Tyso and Kenneth Lastinger, who W recelve S25 S15 S10 and 3 respectxvely Checks for 82 each will be awarded to fl boys of the group to purch pxgs for the pig chain sponsor by Sears Roebuck Foundatlo Recxpxents wlll be the first flv applxcants The Ttft County Farm Buren wxll present the group S50 wx whmch to conduct a cotton co est P1 lzes Ltwarded at The Future Farmers Wathe Son banquet was held t Ih1gh school lunchroom Feb Mr hd Sheppard preslde of the l:,nchu,,e L luh presex ed DYIZLS to the wm nls of t corn contest 'Jo nan zu Chllds lord Lee Clcmcnts D Branch and Levrrne Nola xcre QIVEII S25 each to nulcna DIQS Rheudean Denny won S for leans the mot outstandl m rxbcx of hls FFh class The lunchroom was dccorat Wllh pme branches ln the co tauurs on the walls xx 1tn ga bcrrles nd lUllQLIlIS ln thc vas on the tables KanavahM1tchell Tonn1 Ru Denby Carolyn Harper V Welch and Wanda Harper we muted bx Mr Peelc to su at the banquet The de11c1o ba bccuc w as served ln cafcte style vuth the boys standx rn lme for then fathers 0- 'Q -J 06 T 1- 8RANtH NOLAND DLNBY In addition to Mrs. Mitchell's 315 years of journalism, at intervals in years past she has tought in our school English, French, and Spanish. In another school she even taught second grade ffor a monthl, general science and biology. Several years she kept all our permanent records, introducing the card sys- tem which took the place of the old book orm. Not only has she been an outstanding and thorough high school teacher, but she has been an instructor in college. She was elected to teach at Waleska Junior college, but mar- ried instead. Later she was elected to teach the regular term at Abraham Baldwin, but refused on account of having to be nearer the children during the day. She had taught at Abac previously two summers and a spring quarter. Her extra curricular activities have been many and varied. She has coached debates, essay writing, plays, speeches of all kinds fgraduation especiallyl, programs of all de- scriptions, helped with junior-senior banquets and parties and served the needs of the school in any other capacity which presented itself. Her students, guided by her skilled instruction in some of the above mentioned activities, have won district and state honors. Our bulletin board in the hall is one of her ideas brought to concrete form with the help of a former vocational agriculture instructor. Guidance is a great hobby of hers. Last year we had Career Day under her super- vision, which was a big affair at T.H.S. in the interest of guidance. There were several distinguished guests from over the state who instructed our students at this time. Mrs. Mitchell seeks to understand boys and girls and is intensely interested in their being able to select the right vocation for life. She dreams of the day when she shall have an adequate guidance program. Appreciation For M rs. Mitchell The journalism class wishes to express its sincere appre- ciation to Mrs. T. A. Mitchell, Jr., for three and one-half years nf devoted service to journalism at Tl-IS. Mrs. Mitchell taught a journalism class at THS to fulfill the Williams, who was the jouma- Mitchell. Miss Williams held work with the Pioneer. By this promise made by Miss Ida Belle lism instructor preceeding Mrs. tryouts for those who wanted to method, she selected the students best qualified for the staff. Miss Williams had promised to start a journalism class the next school term, but she resigned and was unable to fulfill the promise. Mrs. Mitchell was offered the position by Mr. Alton Ellis, who was principal at that time. She accqpted the position because she was interested in helping the students to develop their writ- mg ability. She and the first joumalism class, a group of about fif- teen, increased the niunber of papers from four to eight. They al- so converted the paper to a news paper instead of a feature edi- tion! The goals which Mrs. Mitchell hoped to attain, in cooperation with the journalism class through the Pioneer were service to the community and improvement of the school community. She also tried to publicize happenings at THS in order to keep the commlmity informed of the happenings at the high school, and to stimulate a desire to contribute to the improvements. Mrs. Mitchell said, I also wished to help the students ex- press ideas as clearly, correctly, and as effectively as possible. Mrs. Mitchell's work with the journalism class has not been in vain, for the Pioneer has received a certificate of honorable mention for two years, for maintaining high standards of jour- nalism. These certificates were awarded by the Georgia Scholastic Press Association. Last year Lucy Gay, a member of the journal- ism class, won first prize in the Atlanta Constitution contest for an interview appearing in the Pioneer. Jim Machmer received honorable mention for a book review also appearing in the Pioneer. Last year and this she has been helping Miss Katherine with the speech department. She is hoping some day to see speech taught here as a regular classroom subject. Mrs. Mitchell holds the AB. degree from G.S.C.W. Milledgeville and the M.A. degree from Emory University. She studied French at the Sorbonne in Paris and travelled in Eu- rope. Mr. Mitchell, her husband, is connected with the Georgia Department of Public Safe- ty. They have three very smart and attrac- tive children, two little girls five and six and a son twelve. We are grateful for all the long range plan- ning and visions Mrs. Mitchell has put forth for us as well as the day by day hard work. We wish for ourselves many more of her useful days in our school. G. d'1fI.A.f CAL, LQ, fy Cva' Q! 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