Tifton High School - Talisman Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

JOEY WITH YOUR I958 TALISMAN BRINGING YOU THE YEAR AT TIFTON HIGH SCHOOL AS YOU LIVED IT IN CLASSES EXAMS PARTIES BALL GAMES AND ALL THOSE THINGS YEAR AT THS JOEY HAS LIVED WITH YOU THROUGHOUT THE YEAR EN DURING YOUR HARDSHIPS AND EN JOYING YOUR FUN HE IS TIFTON HIGH SCHOOL THE STUDENT o THAT HAVE MADE THIS A GREAT Editorial Board CAROLE BIDDY Edirol m Chmf ROSE WOOD Busmnss Mancvgu MISS ROSEMARY JOHNSON llrlvlso P ' Q . V ,, P1 ' S x xv AV Q ' , ' . U 'X I X ' X , . . . ' - , ' r published by the 1lr1oN GEORGIA 'S ANI i Q Q :ik ,Awww Us W dm E' M A AND BUILDING TO MEET NEEDS 1 if ,... OF THE P' f N x, ,W 'R 7: ,'n::ls,..?:' vu , 'a ,,k . M ' , fW 5.1f,gg 'fm ,41 W, .Y sf 415 K 3 gr? 'f:Wf5Cf'jx,'a.M,1'-' 3 , ' f... N 1 ' f- A , -L-v,, gf' 4 . , Qpxfvf. , Lp H.: A , ., jf, : fv,:g'f:5f. .:ff-vw ',g'f, q, ,,- J,w4Q5.3f.1 ge.: ' Q. . , . 41.1 , N In il. Y-,gm lj- -hm,-.,m V .'., 'pgf, ',.4.f,, fnas, 'U 1 -f A -V V -f 'H . 'df'-'WA 3 3 'blk f 1 3' 4 . 'NW S K 1 'Va f, - f ug.. 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'Ma' W Kewl -M Q I' 4, ,,-13:31 :Sf FA , , ff in -Q7 mf I h 951 . ,, . , xi 214' if fi- 4,5773 mf ,135 ' .Qs I bf 'if' '?z'.,Q4g M, A k :ME ffi? . 4 Wig Q54 I ' e g- 1. we ,ffaff f ' as f if gm 5 In guy? ,h I '42 ., A VW '- A p A ' ififzf' 6,4 g f' in fa .pg V, A .71 A J Y- V if fi-.5131 'fw L4 - sf ' ii- ,f.:.qg,Q',5Ms:'f 155455-K f , K eww 'xy-H , JW? 3 ln Memory of MISS LEATRICE FOREMAN Our Librarian and Friend She strengthened us by her sympathetic under standing and loyal devotion fearless courage She guided us by noble Ideals and actions which were the expression of her strong Christian faith She inspired us by her contagious optimism and .Aim 'I'Y An STUDENTS Q XZ BuiIder and worker, thou, of houses not made with hands- Browning ADMINISTRATION Ann FACULTY Mr. G. O. Bailey .,.. .... P rincipal Miss Emily Burch ......................, Librarian Mr. Julian Cannon. . .English, Economics, Geography Mrs. Major Collins .... Home Economics, Family Living Mrs. Homer Crum ....................... Biology Mr. Alvin Davis. . .Football Coach, Boys' Physical Ed. Mrs. America Eidson ............. Home Economics Mr. Bill Eubanks ................ Agriculture, Shop Mr. Gerald Fletcher.Chemistry, Physics, Gen. Science Miss Marian Hayes ....,,... Algebra, Practical Math Miss Rubye Hitchcock ....... Typing, Oftlce Practice, Shorthhand Miss Lola Lee Holder ............,. English, Speech Mrs. Howard Hult. . .History, Sociology, Government Miss Rosemary Johnson. . .English, Algebra, Talisman Mr. Len Lastinger .................. Band Director Mr. W. R. Legette .... .. .Shorthand, Typing Mjss Helen Loyd .... Mr. Jack Mercer .... Mrs. T. A. Mitchell .... Mrs. F. J. Moon ..... Mrs. Leonard Morris. . . Mr. Grady Peele ..... Miss Carolyn Roberson. . . Mr. Adolph Sanders ..... Miss Helen Spurlin ......... ...............Bible Guidance, U. S. History .... . .English, Pioneer ..............English . . .U. S. History, W. History . . . . .Agriculture, Shop . . .American History, World History . . . .Agriculture, Shop .. . .English, French Miss Wilhelmina Thompson ........... Latin, English Mr. Fred Tucker .... Boys' Basketball Coach, Drivers' Ed ucation, World History Mrs. Pat Vitange ..... ........... B ookkeeping Mrs. Mildred Warren .... .... G irls' Physical Ed., Practical Math Mr. Virgil Willis. . . ..... Girls' Basketball Coach, Practical Math Mr. Henry Banks Allen, County School Superin- tendent, admires plans for new Tift County High School. BOARD OF EDUCATION Messrs. Joe Kent, W. F. Watson, George Sparrow, Henry Banks Allen. Second row: Gibbs Patrick, Charles Zimmerman, Bob Reinhardt, W. D. Doss. Kc'-v . jr I + 1 ,W w 5- N 'SWE fa ,- ,, Lu SECRETARY Miss Julia Shorf ll TIFTON HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. G. O. Bailey ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Spurlin shows Senior Eng- lish class GuIIiver and the lil- lipufis-ms. Now, boys, ihis o por1iciple, says Mrs. Moon. Members of English Depart- ment meet to discuss current trends in English usage. Left to right: Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Johnson, Miss Holder, Miss Thompson, Mr. Cannon, Miss Spurlin. Developes Skill Each student at Tifton l-ligh School has four years of English, a semester of grammar, and a semester of literature each year. In freshman and sophomore literature stu- dents travel to all parts of the world Through stories ol other lands and people. The iuniors explore America and the seniors study England. The other half of the year is devoted to learning the fundamentals ot English grammar in an effort to speak and write more efficiently. Speech students learn the art ot public speaking by studying voice and body control. in Speaking and Writing ad Clurice and Dellene record their voices the first week in Miss Jolmson's class. Miss Holder telling her speech class to Stand straight, speak distinctIy. Note the sentence construction, students, Mrs. Mitchell tells 10th grade class. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs Hult lnstructs Hoyt Vance the ludge ln the government closs s mock truol Provides For Better Mr Mercer s bulletin board on the cuvll war creates class mterest Now this fellow hos the right of way explains Coach Tucker as two drnver education students look o 74 Mr Cannon points out Lnttle Rock to geography students Q YQ ' V ,w t 'S . . . , . . . - I . , . . H - - H - I n. Citizens of Tomorrow Mrs. Collins leads u discussion Family Living The sociol sciences ore essentiol in preporing high school students, the youth of todoy, to be responsible, well informed citizens, the hope of tomorrow. World History ond Bible provide o politicol, cul- turol, ond religious bockground for the study ot the government, history, economics, ond society of our own country. Mrs. Morris says, Proiects make History more interesting. sssgvgzsi Q who Geogrophy gives o voluoble knowledge ot locotion ond physlcol chdrocteristics of difterent ports of the world. Miss Roberson admires poster , A MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Stresses Logical Reasoning Mrs. Warren, Miss Hayes, Mr. Willis, Miss Johnson, and Miss Pullen-our math teachers. From General Math to Algebra I and down the long hard road to Practical Math, Plane Geometry, Algebra ll and Algebra Ill, math students patiently and painstakingly make their way. In this day and time when such strong em- phasis is being placed upon the sciences, students discover that mathematics helps to develop clear, logical, and critical reasoning, Miss Pullen checks geometrical figure constructed by Lou Donald Pearson explains the quardralic formula to McMillan and John Girardeau. Miss HllYe5'S Sdiisfddion- Q K 1 ? i 2, M 1 mmm M C z ,ff We if s fm., SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Encourages Intellectual Curiosity Fred Hill asks Mr. Fletcher a question about Physics. As students listen, Mr. Fletcher explains demonstration to General Science class. iii fn in 57:2 iii sus n ll my I:-1 N Hg-5' gj 'fi 'QS'1'i1g susan ram 75 very A, s new our mm! Pgmjlfg negsilasrmiiwiuusuussznu im nn :und - u sv g glen sa so so s- ms-'33:',, S.2,.r..ttt'2::'? .,xS2'..I.'2,21..'i?..'5,I.'!'. .kt eg vt Q: 'Q' .1 95 96 Q1 95 wi 100 YOX B02 masegagor S 2 E Mr. Fletcher points out the periodic chart to chemistry students. The sciences which are becoming increasingly impor- tant in the defense of our country, in industry, in everyday life are becoming more popular with high school students. General Science, required of every student for graduation, gives background for higher science courses. Biology students learn the world at living things. Chemistry and physics, shunned by some as be- ing too diflhcult, are enioyed by many students. These courses are made more interesting by individual and group experiments, Mrs. Crum points out frog's organs as Joanna Hill uses the microscope. 1 F l Miss Hitchcock shows Peggy Hand, Jean Webb and Har- vey Kendricks how to operate the mimeograph machine. ws! W Mr Legette explains the keyboard of a typewriter to his class BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Strives for Job Efficiency Betty Doss and Grace Hand compare iournals as Mrs. Vitange looks on. But, Mr. Legette, l've typed it tive Times already' Perfection is a must tor the Typist, as students soon learn Next door with a practice set of books Mrs Vitange is busy Teaching future boolckeepers the im portance of neatness and accuracy Writing l2O Words a minute seems impossible to one who has not taken shorthand but iT is accom plished by shorthand Il students who must take dicta tion, translate, and Type perfect copies tor their instructor Miss Hitchcock ln alice practice students study The operation of office machines, insurance, job applications, and methods ot quick etticient work Business students at Tatton High are well trained and prepared as business men and women ot the future. The Business Education teachers check one of the machines. G' 'Y Is nt correct 9 Mnss Spurlm asks of her French 1 Class FOREIGN LANGUAG Nhss Thompson goes over u translahon wuth Luhn ll student Jocelyn Bohunnon 29 E DEPARTMENT Acquulnts Foreign Language Stu dents Wlth Other Countries Foreugn longuoge students ot THS toll dolly over conlugotuons declensuon vocobulornes construc tnons ond tronslotlon whlch constutute The moster Ing of Cl foreign longuoge To French Modemolselles ond Monesneurs whsle students of Lotm ore qurte fomllror wnth Julius Coesors Venn vlde vlcl It as not unusuol neor Chrnstmos to heor the corols being sung In French ond an Lotln thus producnng o goy contl nentol otmosphere ll ' ll. ' ' . . . . . I I - I - Merci Beoucoupn is on often heard expressiong - I 11 ' ' - -n - I I ' i I I '- , . HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Cultivates the Art of Homemaking 9 Mrs. Eidson shows some of the rooms planned by Home Ee Il students. Miss Allen and Miss Coker gain experience in Home Economics teaching. f The homemakers of tomorrow are oftered three years ot home economics, one year being required for graduation. Students not only study sewing and cooking, but among other things study the art ot flower arrangement, good grooming, money management, and home nursing. These girls are fond ot the expression, The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, and the opinion of visitors who have shared their meals is that quite a few hearts will be influenced by their cooking. Family Living classes learn the importance and tunda- mentals of dating, personality, happy marriages, and child care so that they themselves will be better mates and better parents. Home Economics I students the fundamentals of sewing. learn S Mrs. Collins checks her students as they :lean up their kitchens. 'r 'llndl ' ,,.-.. Mr. Peele conducts Agriculture class. Is this everyone ? asked Mr. Sanders, our new Vocational Ag. teacher as he looks over his class. Vocational Agriculture boys learn the fundamentals of simple carpentry, acetylene and electric welding, electricity, the use ol hand and power tools, putting safety tirst at all times. law it 'H Tommy Cottle and Harry Doss learn how to use the saw as Mr. Eubanks looks on. The Agriculture boys learning grades ol Tobacco lhe Future Farmers of America is included in the Voca tional Agriculture program and provides for the Agriculture Civic, and Leadership needs of the rural boys, These boys through practice are trained as Agriculturists, Civic Leaders and Good Citizens VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Teaches Scientific Farm Methods Coach Tucker supervises boy's basketball. Coach Willis says, This is the way Oo handle Ihe ball. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Develops Sound Bodies VVQH-rounded yonmg people mUsT be sound in body os we!! os M wmo: HwQv'ufc,nr'c- ouch SiUCl6,HT ws 'vi-owed 'o Yoke' wi 112 of miwysifcmi e'fdUCf,vTio'v T 'im,cP'foL:' f-we vfscu MWSJCUN f'f',u1TQzr' S'UCii Nis- J y P , so-.yy rr girnxishjm 'wfvoglw pc1r'TwCwpL1fwwgl 11-5,3fTs E- w 1 i3c1ske'tbuiN, voiiey MUN, soccer, bodrwwxfom, soft Dull, turwwwg uw New om! folk dorwcmg. TV- 'f'SQ:iKC7UWCiLJfl91'WTZWPN' Yi ww if Czifww' rf fc, T v yi! f,wjgpf1rMYfDywqwf: Coach Davis gives instructions to boys Phy. rid Mrs. Warren helps girls to lop of pyramid during girls Phy. Ed. Coach Davis watches boys Phy. Ed class before practice. class exercise. LIBRARY Provides Academic Assistance and Pleasure Miss Burch performs daily task of checking books To everyone at T, H. S. The library plays an extremely important part. From the wide selection of 6,000 books, students may select books for book reports, pleasure reading, and class protects, use The I4 sets ot reference books for themes, term papers and information Tor classwork read magaznnes and newspapers secure artucles pnctures and drawlngs from the vertlcle Tile obtaun hled magaznnes by Tlrst usung Readers Guude and Tor those students who have a vacant pernod ut provrdes a well dlscapllned quiet place Tor study Although every student takes Lu brary Science as a part ot Freshman Englush addxtlonal help us often needed and can be obtamed from Mass Burch or her assistants Zwyltglwy 7rJAM To Llwwwl lffwvwugrou, To quote Miss Burch I try to keep these magazines in order 35 6 Edgar Gordon helps Miss Burch pre pare Library bullehn board Av 41.4,-A-vu f -1-Y ' 01 V X 4 T' j,,,x.,,. ' Mr. Mercer points out date of College Entrance Exam to Seniors. 22' . qua Ben Simpson gathers information about his career from Mr. Mercer. The Guidance Department is probably one of the most active centers in our school. It is to this office that all students at T. H. S. even- tually come. Whether one is seeking iob information, college publications, or a pri- vate conference, he can always feel welcome at the Guidance Department. A maior function of the guidance de- partment is to serve more-or-less as a home- base for the entire student body. It further aims to serve their needs by affording them the opportunity to seek answers to their per- sonal problems and to aspire to higher goals through employing long-range vision in planning their future. The counselor strives always to find time to see and talk with the student-either through individual conference or group con- ference. Too, the Guidance Department ad- ministered those diflicult College Entrance Examinations every yearvas well as all other intelligence, achievement, interest, and schol- arship exams. Seniors take Scholarship Merit Examination GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Helps the Student to Understand Himself ZH 1 T dna, ,ww ,sf '5 swf' Fanthful through all klnds of weather our bus drlvers get us to school They are Messrs 1Flrst row2W H Mallard Murray Montgomery B W Hall J H Jordan Russel Doss W W Selph ISecond rowj louse Gnbbs Wesley Lavender John Monk M A Garnson Johnny Chambers Marshel Westbrook Our puano teacher Mnss Lee mstructs Claire Peacock Our Iunchroom workers Mrs Copeland and Mrs Dunn begun as she plays busnly each day prepanng food for five hundred students 43? 5. Nettle Mae Pettnford and Rosa Bell Jefferson assist Janitors Hezekiah Walton and Sammle Brown and Maud Annie Bell Delo ,n our lungh.-com ney keep our bunldmg spnc and span THE SENIORS1958 QAM 4 1 f H fl '3 Q' wiki? ! t :Tb rw A I Ifmlfft ,..- I ,,,,,,, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRED HILL ..,... ....... P resident GARY BISHOP ..... ..... V ice President CARLA GREER .... ..... S ecrefary HOYT VANCE . . . ..... Treasurer .EN LEAH BANKS 'Love To one, friend to many, good will to all. CAROLE BIDDY 'Silence is for the saints, I am but human. GARY BISHOP If worry were the cause of death, he would live forever. DAVID BODENHAMER A gentleman and o scholar, capable and willing. SHIRLEY ALLEN She lighfens every burden with friendship. DARRYL ALSOBROOK A man never knows what he can do until he tries. CECIL APPERSON Let well enough alone Not foo s C. L. ASBELL erious and not foo gay, good fellow. ll buf a jolly DON BONEY Silence is goldg but I'm not a golddiggerf' MARGARET BOWEN Laugh and the world laughs with you. JOSEPH BOYD Sober, but not seriousg quiet, but not idle. DELLENE BRANCH Sweet thoughts are mirrowed in her face. auf 'k,,f HOKE SMITH BRANCH, JR. Blessed are they who have nothing to say. SYBlL FRANCES BRANCH Her smile is like sunshine, WHEELER BRYAN For he that once is good, is ever great. CHARLOTTE CARSON ff Her head was tull ot genius and her heart was full ot truth, REUBEN CLEMENTS I do what others think about doing. SANDRA COARSEY Laughter stands up at her side. CHARLOTTE CONGER Live and be merry. MITCHELL COOK He has an easy going way. BOBBY CARTER It's the little things that count. NELL CAUTHEN Kindness is wisdom. JOYE CHAPMAN 'Why gentlemen prefer blondes GERALD CLEMENTS Do the best, whatever it may be JEANN ETTE COXWELL Quiet, reserved, and a perfect lady. BOBBY CREEL Always willing to do his port. JERRY CROFT All in all, he's a gentleman' GEORGIA CRUM Always willing to do her part. pmt 915 TROY DANIEL Slowness denotes corefulness of thought. ROBERT DEEN Mischief is where you ind it. BETTY JOHNSON DOSS Love looks not with the eyes but with the heart. JOHNNY DUMAS Let the other fellow worry. HERBERT GARRICK A good nature conquers alI. MARGEAN GARRISON Sincere and likeable. AUBREY GIBBS Silence is the art of conversation. BOBBY GIBBS Ready for anything, but let's make i t fun. MATTIANN EASON Fair as the sun, fresh as the dew, always a smile awaiting you. DARRELL FOLSOM Low in statue, but high in ideas. CELESTE FULWOOD A laugh, a smile, a cheery word. JOHN GAINES To work or not to work-that is the question. LENORA GIBBS This time like all others is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it. MARIANNA GIRTMAN She smiled upon many lust for fun, but we knew there was only one. BETTY CHLOE GLEATON Her personality is as radiant as her smile. SYLVIA GOFF Make your best, better. EDGAR GORDON Quiet but sincere, and always lull of cheer. CARLA GREER Never too busy to speak, never too unhappy to smile. ALBERT HALE Your greatest contribution to the sum total of things is yourself. MARTHA HALL Truth is written on her face. SUELLENE HALL I envy, no not one. GRACE HAND For she's a jolly good sport and a friend to many. PEGGY HAND Always happy, never sod, sometimes naughty, never bad. SOPHRONIA UNDERWOOD HAND Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions. fl 01 BUDDY HARDEN Wisdom is knowing what to dog skill is knowing how to do itg virtue is in doing it well. BARBARA HARRISON Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. CAROL HARVEY Quiet as a still summer day, sincere and true in every way. HARVEY HATCHER The style is the man himself. FRED HILL A capable leader and a good athlete. JOANNA HILL She can when she will. CHARLES HURST He always returns good for evil. TRAVIS HURST 'I can resist anything but temptation. VOL? WILLARD INGRAM I-las a fun loving way. DERRIS JONES For he's a jolly good fellow. JIMMIE LOU JONES The greatest thinkers say the least. THOMAS J USTICE He is a triend to everyone, enemy he has none. 'R' Q45 11 DARRYL LAW Some say he is boshful, but most people doubt ir. MARJORIE LAWHORNE Her works bring rich rewards. JACK LEE Good looking, good nafured, and a good friend to have. SARAH MASON LONG Always looks on The bright side. HARVEY KENDRICKS Roll on old world, and l'll roll with you. JOHN KENNEDY All Things come around to him who will but work and wait. VICKIE KENT A pretty girl is like a melody. JANICE KING GenTle of speech, beneficient of mind. l 1 GALE LUNSFORD Her friendly smile and winning personality will bring success. LOIS MANGHAM I chatter, chatter as I go and I go on forever. ERNEST MANN Up, up, my friends, and quif your books. MARGIE MARCHANT Speech is great, but silence is greater. 'SLM if-f y,A FORD MASH BURN Y Good nafured and dependable. ROYCE MASHBURN Oh, why should life all labor be. SAMMY MASON He can do what he Thinks he canf GILBERT MAULSBY A happy comrade and full of laughter. it xg- LOU MCMILLAN She'd stop St. Peter's roll coll just to ask a question. CHRIS McMlLLAN To hurry or worry is not my creed. MARY MILLS Is she so quiet and dernure? Maybe, but don't be too sure. BILL MONTGOMERY He is good enough who is his own master. RUSSELL MAYFIELD Let the other teilovv worry. KATHRYN MCCRARY A sweet attractive kind of grace. EMOGENE MCDANIEL A girl good and true. GARLAND MCELROY A happy comrade and full of laughter DON MULLIS A pleosonf companion for dll. BOB PATRICK Good nofured ond dependable. RUSSELL PATRICK Peoce is The fairest form of I'1oppiness. OSCAR PAINE A greof mon bofb in body ond in mind. aim? Hs' N ? A 'x iq--ff' Q, WILLIAM PAULK A merry Iweort 'rbof Ioughs of core, CLAIRE PEACOCK all-m, 2' A dimple in her chin-but the devil within. JEAN PETTY Do the best whofever it might be. EMILY PHILLIPS A good nofure conquers dll. CARLTON REVELS I rnoy not win, but l'II do my besf. FRIEDA RICE A friend in need is ci friend indeed. DAVID RINER A boy well Iiked by everyone. JIMMY ROBERSON A brotherly woy To oII concerned. JIMMY PHILLIPS A good character is worth more Thon power or gold. HELEN PITTS Merit is more worthy than fame. GAYLE RAINWATER Make new friends ond keep your old ones. MARTHA ANN REGISTER To have Q friend is To be Q friend. WINFRED ROBERSON A finer friend no man can have. JUDI ROBERTSON 'lf sweetness be a fault-She has o greot one. JIMMY ROSS Casanova of The football team. BARBARA SANDIFER A job worth doing is worth doing welI. '! W FAYE SHAW Do your best and forget The rest. SANDRA SH ELLHORSE Love To one, friend To many, good-will To all. DON SHIVER Lite is jusT one thing after another. BEN SIMPSON He works and strives To accomplish. TED SPRADLEY A great noise indicates a great man. WALTER STEPHENS Friendly, cheerful, and a musician. FAYE STONE Wisdom is To the mind, what health is To the body. FRANCES STRICKLAND A gracious manner and a mind well stored. T11 gg BUDDY SMITH Handsome is as handsome does, but it sure does help to be good-looking. KAYE SMITH Speak filly and be silent wisely. MADINE SMITH She has an easyfgoing way. SISKA SMITH A pleasant companion for all. aiu BRENDA STRIPLING lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. AUDREY SUMNER A tiny maid is she, happy and carefree. BOBBY JOE SUMNER I am here, but I shall not remain here. ANTHONY TANNER are Always friendly, witty, and capable. ii fn ,.p!! h --'Hhs 5. , ,PW BOBBY THOMAS Let the rest of the world go by-l'll be a spectator. BYRON THOMAS Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else. PAT THOMAS Let's be friends. It is I who invite you, SARANELLE THOMPSON Good things come in little packages. HENRI ETTA WALEA IK. HQ, I' A perfect woman, nobly planned to warm, to comfort and command. KITTY JEAN WALTERS The way to be happy is to help make others so. CLARICE WARD Always happy and gay, always modest, that's her way. BETTY WATSON To make herself and others happy seemed to be her aim. PAT TURNER Love your enemies, bless your haters. BILLY TYSON Speak htly or be silent wisely. CLELLAND TYSON Sometimes bashful, sometimes shy, but he is a very nice guy. HOYT VANCE Sometimes witty, often bright, always treats his tellow right. JEAN WEBB May she always stay the same, changing nothing but her name. MELBA WHIDDON Once a friend always a friend. BILLIE WILLIS Life is so short and sweet, but so am I. EDDIE LEE WILLIS A pleasant companion for all. MARILYN WISHAM Never idle, never still, always talking and always will. ROSE WOOD Her ambition and dependability find expression in her charm. GEORGE WRIGHT Let what comes, come, it's coming anyway. SENIOR DIRECTORY SHIRLEY ALLEN Jr Tri Hi Y 54 56 Sr Tri H: Y 56 58 Glee Club 55 56 Band 54 58 DARRYL ALSOBROOK Band 54 56 FB L A 56 58 CECIL APPERSON C L ASBELL 4 H Club 56 57 Y T C Club 57 58 LEAH BANKS 4 H Club 54 55 Jr Tri Hi Y 55 56 F H A 56 58 Glee Club 56 57 CAROLE BIDDY Jr Tri H1 Y 54 56 Program Chair man 5556 FHA 5658 Sr TrlHlY 5658 FTA 56 58 Devotional Chairman 56 57 Second Vice President 57 58 Second District Director 57 58 F ture Teacher of the Year 57 58 Band 55 58 Glee Talisman 57 58 Home Room President 56 58 Student Council 56 58 Girls State 56 57 Whos Who run ner up GARY BISHOP Football 54 58 Student Council 55 56 T Club 56 58 Treasurer 57 58 Allied Youth 54 55 Hi Y 54 58 Dramatics Club 56 57 Key Club 57 58 Senior Class Vice President 57 58 Homeroom Vice President 55 56 Who s Who 57 58 DAVID BODENHAMER Homeroom President 55 57 Hn Y 55 56 Dramatics 55 56 F F A 55 57 Reporter 56 57 T Club 56 58 Beta Club 56 58 Key Club 56 58 Jr Director 56 57 Vice President 57 58 Student Council 55 58 President 57 58 Basketball 55 58 Who s Who 57 58 DON BONEY Band 56 58 Sr Hu Y 56 58 MARGARET BOWEN Band 54 58 Malorette 56 58 Tru Hi Y 54 58 Dramatics Club 55 56 Homeroom Secretary 56 58 JOSEPH BOYD F F A 55 58 DELLENE BRANCH Basketball 54 55 Co Captain 54 55 4H Club 5455 Jr TriHiY5556 FHA 5658 F T A 56 58 Secretary 57 58 Glee Club 56 57 HOKE SMITH BRANCH, JR F F A 55 58 SYBIL FRANCES BRANCH Jr Tri Hi Y 54 56 Band 54 56 Malorette 55 56 Glee Club 54 55 Sr Tri Hi Y 57 58 Beta Club 56 58 WHEELER BRYAN Jr Hi Y 54 56 President 55 56 Sr Hu Y 56 58 President 57 58 Student Council 55 58 Student Council Convention 55 56 Football 55 58 Youth Assembly 55 58 Governor of Youth Assem bly 57 58 Vice President of Tift County Youth Center 56 57 Governor of Boys State 56 57 T Club 56 58 Key Club 55 58 Chaplam 56 57 Homeroom Treas urer 56 57 Who s Who 57 58 CHARLOTTE CARSON Jr Tri Hi Y 54 56 Homeroom Treasurer 55 56 Band 54 58 Beta Club 56 58 Vice President 57 58 Sr Tri Hi Y 56 58 Treasurer 57 58 Dramatlcs Club 56 57 Talisman Stal? 57 58 Whos Who 57 58 BOBBY CARTER NELL CAUTHEN Homeroom Treasurer 54 55 Library Club 54 55 FH A 55 57 F B L A 55 58 Reporter 57 58 JOYE CHAPMEN F H A 55 58 Jr Tri Hi Y 55 56 Sr Tri Ha Y 56 58 Recording Secretary 57 58 Beta Club 56 58 Cheerleader 56 57 Manager 57 58 Student Council 57 58 Secretary 57 58 Homeroom Devotional Chairman 57 58 Whos Who 57 58 GERALD CLEMENTS REUBEN CLEMENTS Band 53 58 Glee Club 53 55 Jr Hi Y 53 55 Hi Y 55 58 YTC 57 58 Dramatics Club 56 58 Talisman Photographer 56 57 Pioneer Photographer 56 57 H ' 1 ' - ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' - - I I I I I - I I 'I - F' ' 1 U I ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 - I - I - i I - I - I I - , - 2 - 1 . I . I - . . 1 ' ' , . , . ' . 1 . I . I . . 1 ' l- I- 7 ' i . - I . - T - I - I - I - I l - 1 1 1 ' I ' a . - I- F- - - 1 - 1 , ' 1 ' 1 1 I I. 4. . I I . ' , . . . ' , . ' ' ' , . . . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 I ' - , - , U' ' , . . . ' , . . . . ' , - I - I - Club 54-55, Assistant Editor Pioneer 56-57, Editor of . I I . I I - I II II I . . , . . . , . , ' 1 ' 1 ' '- '- - ' - - I - I - I - I - I . . I , I , . 1. . I I - I - I - I - I T - - I - I - I - - I V i - I - I . , , . . . ' 1 ' - ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 - - - ' 1 - I - I T I . I ' ' 1 ' 1 ' - - ' 1 - I - I - I - 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 77 7 - I - I V I I . T ' , . l' ' . i - I . - I - - ' I - I I - I . I ' 'l l- - I ' ' ' - I . - . ' I ' I ' 1 SANDRA COARSEY Basketball 54 55 4 H Club 54 5 Jr TruHnY 5556 FHA 5558 FTA 5 8 Glee Club 56 57 Dramatzcs Club 56 57 CHARLOTTE CONGER Jr Tru Hn Y 54 55 Sr Trl Ht Y 57 58 F B L A 56 58 Dramatlcs Club 56 58 MITCHELL COOK 4 H Club 55 58 Treasurer 55 56 JEANNETTE COXWELL Jr Tn Hu Y 54 55 F H A 54 55 57 58 Sr Tru Hn Y 56 57 Devotional Chair man 56 57 BOBBY CREEL JERRY CROFT Jr HI Y 54 55 Lubrary Club 57 58 Presldent 57 58 Student Councll 57 58 Talnsman Staff 57 58 GEORGIA CRUM Sr TrlH1Y 56 58 Allred Youth 5657 FBLA 5758 TROY DANIELS Allaed Youth 55 57 Library Club 57 58 F T A 56 58 Pioneer Staff 56 57 ROBERT DEEN F FA 54 55 Beta Club 54 55 Hu Y 56 58 Football 56 58 BETTY JOHNSON DOSS 4 H Club 54 55 Basketball 54 56 Jr Trl Hu Y 55 56 F H A 55 58 Beta Club 5658 FBLA 5758 JOHNNY DUMAS MATTIANN EASON Sr Tru Hu Y 56 58 Dramatlcs Club 56 58 Homeroom Secretary 81 Treasurer 57 58 18 DARRELL FOLSOM-Hi-Y 57-58, Football 57-58, Base- ball 57-58. CELESTE FULWOOD-Dramatics Club 54-55 J . Tri- Hi-Y 54-57 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 56-58 Band 54-57 Whos Who 57 58 JOHN GAINES Allred Youth 53 54 Hr Y 54 58 HERBERT GARRICK MARGEAN GARRISON Library Club 54 55 FB L A 55 58 Secretary 57 58 F H A 55 58 AUBREY GIBBS F FA 54 58 BOBBY GIBBS Band 54 58 HIY 54 58 Secretary 55 56 Key Club 57 58 LENORA GIBBS 4 H Club 53 54 Dramatncs Club 54 57 Vuce Pressdent 57 58 Jr Trl Hu Y 54 56 Sr Tru Hu Y 56 58 Beta Club 56 57 MARIANNA GIRTMAN Band 54 58 Magorette 54 58 Glee Club 54 56 Tru Hn Y 54 58 Vace Presldent 55 56 Dlstruct President 56 57 State Hu Y Council 56 58 Delegate to Eleventh and Twelfth Georgia Youth As sembly 55 57 Dramatic Club 54 58 Presldent 56 57 Vlce Presvdent 55 56 Student Councll 54 58 Secre tary 56 57 Delegate to Student Council Conventnon 56 57 Homeroom President 54 56 Homeroom Treas urer 56 57 Vrce Presvdent of the Freshman Class 54 55 Secretary ot the Sophomore Class 55 56 President ot the Junior Class 56 57 Key Club Sweetheart 57 58 BETTY CHLOE GLEATON Band 54 58 Malorette 55 58 F B L A 56 57 Devotional Chanrman 56 57 Jr Trl Hn Y 54 56 Sr Trl Hn Y 56 58 Flrst Vlce Pres: dent 57 58 Vice Presudent Homeroom 57 58 SYLVIA GOFF Jr Tru Ha Y 54 55 Allued Youth 56 57 Y T C 57 58 Program Chaurman 57 58 EDGAR GORDON CARLA GREER Student Council 54 58 J Tru Hu Y 54 56 Sr Tn HuY 56 58 Dramatuc Club 54 58 F BLA 56 58 Secretary 56 57 President 57 58 Glee Club 54 56 Homeroom Vice Presldent 54 55 Homeroom Presldent 55 57 Sensor Class Secretary 57 58 Band 54 58 Malorette 54 58 Muslc Festuval 52 58 recenved superlor In twurlmg Sophomore at tendant to Homecommg Queen 55 56 Junior attend ant to Homecoming Queen 56 57 Homecomung Queen 57 58 Whos Who 57 58 , I' I 1 1 1 - . - I .- - . 2 ' ' , .... ' , ' , . . . ' . l - I 'l - I - I - I T . - I I - , , , 7 1 ' ' 1 - ' ' ' 1 ' 1 . . 5, . - - - , . . . - , . . . 7-5 , ' ' - I - l t ' 1 . ' 1 i A, '- , ', ., - I - - - I - - I ' I ' - - 1 Q 1 - - - , - I A - I , . .. . , . . - I U - I - - I 1 - . , - - I - I - I ' . , ' 1 , , ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . ' ' ' , . . . - ' - ' - . . , . I - I - I ' - - A I - . . 1 1 l ' 1 ' 1 Pioneer Staff 56-57, Who's Who 57-58. i '- , I , .T - I D ' I I . . ' . ' . ' ' 1 A - ' - ' 1 ' 1 I I 1 - 1 . 1 . . - ' ' - - 7 I ' - - - I - - - I - - - - ' .A .L h I . ' , .... ' . 1 . '- '- - I ' ' I . , . ' , ' . i . - I V . , . . . ' , ' . 1 I q I , , . I '- , . - . - I ry .- .- Y I ' - - - I - I - - - I ' - . - . . - 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 - ' ' ' 1 . ' . ' . I I - I U - . . - . 1 - I - I - I - l 1 ' 1 1 ' - I - i . .T .7 - I ' - I I ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' ALBERT HALE MARTHA HALL Library Club 54 55 F BLA 56 58 YTC 57 58 SUELLENE HALL GRACE HAND Secretary of Homeroom 55 56 Bas ketball 55 58 F H A 55 58 Vlce Presldent 56 57 Jr Tr: I-In Y 55 56 T Club 56 58 Vlce Presldent 56 57 Student Councll 56 57 F B L A 57 58 Who s Who 57 58 PEGGY HAND Jr Tru Hu Y 55 56 Sr Trl Hn Y 56 58 F B L A 56 58 Homeroom Vlce President 55 56 SOPHRONIA UNDERWOOD HAND Jr Tru Hu Y 54 56 Treasurer 55 56 Sr Tru Hu Y 56 58 Sergeant At Arms 57 58 Homeroom Devotlonal Charrman 56 57 F H A 56 58 Football Sponsor 56 57 56 Homeroom President 55 56 Sr Hn Y 56 58 Pub Inclty Chanrman 57 58 Key Club 56 57 Secretary 57 58 Board of Dlrectors 57 58 Beta Club 56 58 Publlcuty Chanrman 57 58 Band 54 58 Pnoneer 56 57 Talusman 57 58 Photographer 57 58 Youth Assembly 55 56 Press Representatuve 57 58 Student Council 55 56 Whos Who BARBARA HARRISON Lsbrary Club 54 55 Jr Tru Hu Y 54 56 FT A 56 58 Glee Club 56 57 Sr Tru Hn Y 56 58 CAROL HARVEY Jr Tru Hu Y 54 56 Secretary 55 56 Sr Tru Hu Y 56 58 Student Council 55 56 Beta Club 56 58 Homeroom Oftlcer 55 56 57 58 Band 54 58 HARVEY HATCHER Sr Hu Y 56 58 Secretary 57 58 FRED HILL Football 54 58 Co Captain 57 58 Vlce Presldent of Junror Class 56 57 Beta Club 56 58 Treasurer 57 58 Key Club 56 58 T Club 55 58 Stu dent Council 56 58 Presndent of Sensor Class 57 58 Presndent of Homeroom 57 58 Who s Who 57 58 JOANNA HILL Band 54 58 Jr Tn Hu Y 54 56 S Trl Hn Y 56 58 Dramatncs Club 57 58 Gurls State 56 57 Pnoneer 56 57 CHARLES HURST Glee Club 55 56 Pioneer Stott 56 57 Band 54 58 Jr Hu Y 54 56 Sr Hu Y 56 58 Vuce Presldent 57 58 TRAVIS HURST Homeroom President 54 55 Student Council 54 55 Allred Youth 54 57 Sr Hn Y 57 58 WILLARD INGRAM F F A 54 58 P esudent 57 58 Student Council 57 58 DERRIS JONES JIMMIE LOU JONES Library Club 54 55 Vuce Presl dent ot Homeroom 54 55 F BLA 55 58 Treasurer 57 58 F H A 55 57 THOMAS JUSTICE HARVEY KENDRICKS FF A 57 58 F B L A 57 58 JOHN KENNEDY F F A 54 58 Reporter 55 56 VICKIE KENT Jr Tr1HnY 54 56 Sr Trl Hu Y 56 58 Dramatucs Club 56 58 Cheerleader 57 58 F B L A 57 58 T Club 57 58 Muss Dramatucs Club 57 58 JANICE KING Jr Trl Hr Y 54 56 Sr Trl Hu Y 56 58 FTA 56 58 Presldent 57 58 Secretary of Second Dlstrlct 57 58 Student Councnl 57 58 Tallsman Staff 57 58 Band 54 58 DARRYL LAW 4 H Club 54 55 F FA 55 58 Band 55 58 Student Councll 55 56 Sr HI Y 56 58 'H - - - , . 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MAJORIE LAWHORNE Basketball 53 55 4 H 53 58 Vrce Presndent 53 56 Secretory 56 58 County Coun cal 56 57 In State Dress Revue 54 57 Delegate to State Councul 54 55 Tru Hu Y 54 58 F B L A 57 58 JACK LEE F F A 54 55 Student Councrl 55 56 Treas urer of Student Councll 57 58 Homeroom Vuce Pres: dent 55 56 Who s Who 57 58 SARAH MASON LONG Lnbrary Club 57 58 S Tru Hn Y 57 58 GALE LUNSFORD Sr Trl Hu Y 57 58 Dramatucs Club 57 58 LOIS MANGHAM F H A 55 58 FT A 56 58 Lubrary Club 55 56 Treasurer 55 56 ERNEST MANN FF A 55 58 FB L A 56 58 Vnce Presldent 57 58 MARGIE MARCHANT Tru Hu Y 55 56 4 H Club 55 57 Allred Youth 56 57 FBLA 57 58 YTC 57 58 FORD MASHBURN F F A 55 58 Basketball 56 58 Football 56 57 Secretary of Homeroom 55 56 ROYCE MASHBURN F F A 55 58 SAMMY MASON F F A 55 58 Intramural Basketball 55 57 GILBERT MAULSBY Jr H1 Y 55 56 Allred Youth 54 55 Band 54 58 Dramatucs Club 55 56 Beta Club 56 57 Sr HI Y 56 58 Treasurer 57 58 Key Club 56 58 President 57 58 Student Councll 54 55 57 58 Who s Who 57 58 RUSSELL MAYFIELD Band 54 56 Jr Hr Y 54 56 Sr Hr Y 56 58 Football 56 58 Treasurer of Homeroom 54 55 EMOGENE McDANlEL Lubrary Club 55 58 J T Hu Y 55 56 F H A 57 58 4 H Club 54 58 Bookkeep Ing Contest 56 57 GARLAND MCELROY Band 54 58 Dramatucs Club 54 55 Trl Hn Y 54 58 F H A 56 58 Social Charrman 57 58 Homeroom Vnce Presrdent 55 56 Proneer Staff 56 57 Glee Club 55 56 Student Councll 55 56 KATHRYN MCCRARY Band 54 57 Dramatrcs Club 54 6 Jr TruHuY 5456 Sr TrrHrY 5658 FHA 57 58 00 LOU McMILLAN Basketball 54 55 F H A 54 56 Pres udent 55 56 Homeroom Presrdent 55 56 Student Council 55 56 Trl Hu Y 54 58 Band 56 58 Treasurer of Sophomore Class 55 56 Who s Who 57 58 CHRIS McMILLAN Jr H1 Y 54 56 Treasurer 55 56 Sr HI Y 56 58 MARY MILLS Band 54 58 Jr Trl HI Y 54 56 Prolect Charrman 55 56 Sr Tru Hn Y 56 58 Reporter 57 58 Beta Club 56 58 Social Chanrman 57 58 Homeroom Treasurer 55 56 Homeroom Vuce Presldent 56 58 Ploneer Staff 56 58 News Edltor 56 57 Edutor 57 58 Glee Club 55 56 Whos Who 57 58 BILL MONTGOMERY F F A 54 58 DONALD MULLIS FFA 54 58 Football Manager 54 55 BOB PATRICK Jr Hu Y 55 56 Sr Hr Y 56 57 YTC 57 58 Basketball 57 58 Baseball 57 58 Puoneer Staff 56 57 RUSSELL PATRICK Sr Hu Y 57 58 OSCAR PAYNE WILLIAM PAULK Football 54 56 T Club 55 56 Base CLAIRE PEACOCK Homeroom Presrdent 54 56 57 58 Presndent of Freshman Class 54 55 President ot Sophomore Class 55 56 Jr Tru Hx Y 54 56 Presudent 55 56 Sr Trl HI Y 56 58 Second Vlce President 57 58 Band 54 58 Reguon Plano Festnval 56 57 Glee lub 55 56 Beta Club 56 58 Secretary 57 58 Stu dent Councnl 54 58 Whos Who 57 58 JEAN PETTY 4H Club 55 56 J Tr HIY 55 56 FHA 5657 YTC 5758 FBLA 5758 EMILY PHILLIPS Jr Tru Hr Y 54 56 Sr Trl Hu Y 56 58 FT A 55 58 JIMMY PHILLIPS Key Club 56 58 Vlce President of Homeroom 57 58 HELEN PITTS Lrbrary Club 54 56 FBLA 57 58 YTC 57 58 GAYLE RAINWATER .Ir T Hn Y 54 56 S Tru Hn Y 5658 FTA 5558 FHA 5758 MARTHA ANN REGISTER h ' 1 ' ' 1 - ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 I . . . , ' 1 7 ' ' 1 - - 1 1 ' - ' 1 ' .. . . , - . - ' , ' 1 . . . , , . , , . . . 1 . 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CARLTON REVELS Football 54 58 T Club 56 58 Secretary of Junlor Class 56 57 Key Club 56 58 Baseball 57 58 Co Captaun of Football 57 58 Treas urer of Homeroom 57 58 Whos Who 57 58 FRIEDA RICE F H A 56 58 Treasurer 57 58 Jr Tru Hn Y 55 56 Basketball 56 58 4 H Club 55 56 Glrls Vuce President 55 56 DAVID RINER Hu Y 54 57 Beta Club 57 58 JIMMY ROBERSON F F A 55 58 Secretary 56 57 WINFRED ROBERSON FFA 55 58 Basketball 55 JUDI ROBERTSON Jr Tru Hu Y 55 56 FH A 55 56 Trl H: Y 56 58 Correspondung Secretary 57 58 Youth Temperance Council 57 58 Vsce President of YTC 57 58 Library Club 57 58 JIMMY ROSS Football 55 58 Track 55 58 Basket ball 54 58 F F A 55 58 T Club 56 58 Whos Who 57 58 BARBARA SANDIFER Tru Hn Y 55 56 FH A 55 58 Glee Club FAYE SHAW Jr Tru Hu Y 55 56 Sr Tr1HlY 56 58 Treasurer of Homeroom 57 58 F B L A 57 58 Glee Club 56 57 Muslc Festlval 56 57 SANDRA SHELLHORSE 4 H Club 55 56 F B L A 57 DON SHIVER FFA 55 58 4 H Club 54 55 Pres: dent 54 55 BEN SIMPSON Jr Hz Y 55 56 Sr HI Y 56 58 Key BUDDY SMITH KAYE SMITH Tru Hu Y 54 58 Dramatlc Club 54 58 Band 54 57 MADINE SMITH SISKA SMITH Jr Trl Hn Y 54 56 Sr Tru Hn Y 56 58 F B L A 56 58 TED SPRADLY FFA 54 58 FBLA 57 58 WALTER STEPHENS 4 H Club 54 58 Boys Vuce President 56 57 President 57 58 National Forestry Wnnner 56 57 Dlstrlct Leadershnp Wnnner 57 58 Key Club 55 56 Homeroom Oftlcer 55 56 Student Coun cll 57 58 Who s Who 57 58 FAYE STONE Lnbrary Club 54 56 F H A 55 58 Beta Club 5658 FBLA 57 58 FRANCES STRICKLAND Homeroom Secretary 54 55 Jr TrnHnY 5456 Sr Tru HIY 5658 FBLA 5658 Prolect Chasrman 57 58 Homeroom Devotional Chcnr man 56 57 Edvtor In Chief ot Ploneer 56 57 Student Counctl 56 57 Band Manager 56 58 Beta Club 57 BRENDA STRIPLING Dramatlcs Club 54 55 Jr Trl HlY5455 Sr Trl I-lnY5658 FTA 5758 AUDREY SUMNER Jr Trl Hu Y 54 55 F H A 54 55 Sr Trl H1 Y 57 58 BOBBY JOE SUMNER F F A 55 58 Football 56 57 ANTHONY TANNER Football 54 58 Secretary of Homeroom 55 56 4 H Club 54 58 Presndent of Home room 56 57 Treasurer of Junior Class 56 57 Pres: dent of T Club 57 58 Who s Who 57 58 BOBBY THOMAS Jr H Y 54 56 Sr HIY 56 58 Band 54 58 4 H Club 54 55 Dramatlcs Club 56 58 BYRON THOMAS PAT THOMAS Dramatlcs Club 56 58 Treasurer 57 58 Sr Tru HIY 56 58 Cheerleader 56 58 T Club 57 58 Glee Club 56 57 Whos Who 57 58 BILLY TYSON F F A 55 58 CLELLAND TYSON F F A 55 58 HOYT VANCE F FA 55 56 Sr Hu Y 56 58 Home room Presldent 56 58 Student Council 56 58 Key Club 57 58 Beta Club 56 57 Baseball 57 58 Boys State 56 57 Sensor Class Treasurer 57 58 Whos Who 57 58 HENRI ETTA WALEA Vice President of Homeroom 55 56 Dramattcs Club 55 57 Vuce Presudent 56 57 Stu dent Council 55 58 Cheerleader 55 58 Captain 57 58 Tru Hu Y 55 58 President 57 58 Beta Club 56 58 T Club 56 58 Key Club Sweetheart 57 58 Talnsman Staff 57 58 Girls State 56 57 Football Sponsor 57 58 Who s Who 57 58 KITTY JEAN WALTERS Jr Tn Hn Y 54 56 FT A 55 58 Soclal Chaurman 56 57 Talnsman Staff 57 58 Basketball 54 56 CLARICE WARD Library Club 54 57 Secretary 55 56 President 56 57 President ot Homeroom 54 55 cll 54 55 56 58 F H A 55 58 President 57 58 F F A Sweetheart 56 57 Beta Club 56 58 BETTY WATSON Jr Trl HI Y 54 55 F H A 55 58 Sr Trl Hu Y 57 58 JEAN WEBB Jr Tn Hn Y 55 56 F B L A 55 58 Prog ect Chairman 57 58 Sr Tru Hu Y 56 58 Dramatlcs Club 56 57 Glee Club 56 57 Who s Who 57 58 MELBA WHIDDON 4 H Club 54 55 F HA 55 58 Basketball 54 55 BILLIE WILLIS 4 H Club 54 55 Basketball 54 55 F H A 55 57 Hlstoruan 57 58 Jr Tru Hu Y 55 56 Beta Club 56 58 F T A 57 58 EDDIE LEE WILLIS F F A 54 58 Reporter 57 58 MARILYN WISHAM Dramattcs Club 54 58 Cheer leader 55 58 Jr Trl Hn Y 54 56 Sr Tru Hn Y 56 58 ROSE WOOD Homeroom President 55 56 Student ouncll 55 58 Homeroom Secretary 56 57 Dramatucs Club 55 57 Treasurer 56 57 FF A Sweetheart 57 58 FHA 55 58 Presrdent 56 57 Reporter 57 58 Beta Club 56 58 President 57 58 T Club 57 58 Secretary 57 58 Talisman Stal? 57 58 Busnness Man ager 57 58 Basketball 54 58 Co Captain 57 58 Glrls State 56 57 Whos Who 57 58 GEORGE WRIGHT F FA 54 58 Allied Youth 56 57 Student Council 56 57 Treasurer '36 57 Dramatlcs Club 57 58 Whos Who 57 58 61 ' I ' 1 ' 1 4 ' - - ' 1 ' ' I - I - I i - , , - I - - I - , , , A - , , , I I I 2 - - I- - I - ' - - ' ' I ' ' 1 I ' ' -1- .- - I - I - 1 . . . ' , ' . 3 - - - 1 - - 1 ' I' I' ' 1 ' 1 I I - -7 1 .' .' ' I 1 1 1 ' I ' . - - A I - I l 1 1 1 ' 1 , , , iv - - v ' I - I - I , 1 . , I - I ' I ' 1 - ' ' ' 1 ' r - 1 '.' '-' . I l . A - I . - . - . - - 1 , , I' - - - ' - , , 1 , I- I- - I , l- I- - I 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - I , , , . - I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 I I - , ' - -I I - I - , ' . 1 ' ' , . . . . ' ' ' 58. - . - - - , . . . - l 1 ' 1 ' I 1 . . . ' , ' ' , ' , - 1 I - I - t- ' - - I ' - - I I - I - I Club 57-58, Football 55-57, Football Manager 57-58. Secretary of Homeroom 55-56, 57-58, Student Coun- t I ' 1 ' 1 ' ' - ' 1 A ' 1 - - ' i I- I- - I . - I 1 . - . 1 . ' ' ' , . . . ' , T 1- 1 .' ' I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 -- 1 ', ', . ', ', , ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 . , . , I 1 1 . 1 ' 1 - I - I - - -. - - 1 ' ' , . . . ' , .-. - - I I A - . - . - . 1 - - I ' , 1 1 ' - - - . - . . . . - . . . ' , ' , . ' ' ' , , , ' , . . . ' . - I - I - ' I ' , ' . l 1 1 1 ' I ' 1 - ' . I . U . . I .1 U ' I 1 ' - - ' , . ' ' ' , . ' ' ' . 1 - ' 1- . -7 - I . 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' , ' , , 1 - , - - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' I ' 1 CLASS HISTORY In September 1946 as the natIons of the world lay down theIr weapons and once more pledged peace Father TIme begIns the brewIng of a new concoctIon the transformatIon of 140 tow headed snaggle toothed freckle faced boys and gIrls Into the dIgnIf1ed sophIstIcated senIors of 1958 Yes on thIs brIght autumn day twelve years ago you the class of 58 began your educatIon at AnnIe Bell Clark Grammar School where the fundamentals of educatIon made deep Impresslons on eager lIttle mInds and not fre quently MIss Yows celebrated rubber hose made equally memorable ImpressIons on a more southernly portIon of the anatomy Some of you who were less Intense students had a lIttle dlfflculty In adIustIng to school routInes and lust about the tIme you were gettmg settled you were moved to a new buIldIng bflnglng new confusIon These were tough tImes fImeS of dIlIgently studymg the alphabet and the AlIce and Jerry books tImes of stern strIct teachers and learnIng that you couldnt always talk when you wanted to tImes of dIscoverIng that there were some thIngs Mama couldnt help you do But there were some sweetness and lIght the day when you were chosen queen for the day because your finger naIls were the clean est your l'1Glf1'f'1e neatest your dress the freshest In the whole room the glamor and excntement of thIs stage when you comIng Queen Carla Greer a sIlver crepe paper costume you wore as a doll In the lst grade the never to be forgotten trIp to the movIes to see The WIzard of Oz and playIng catch on the monkey bars at recess? But now you were gettIng too bIg for thIs kettle and after stIrrIng and mIxIng and carefully regulatung the heat Father TIme lovIngly dumped hIs creatIon INTO a new and larger pot Now you were nIne years old now you were In JUDIOF HIgh School now you had bIgger problems to cope wIth homework multIplIcatIon sclence Suddenly you were all Selled Wlfh a burnIng desIre to know more about the Internal cIrculatIon of the sap of evergreens To thIs day the pIne trees on the JunIor HIgh campus bear the marks of your tImeless InvestIgatIons Near the end of the flfth grade Father TIme decIded that you had nothIng to really set you apart that you were gust lIke any other class In the makIng And so he added a pInch lrather large pInch In those daysl of EXOTIC flavorIng Mary MIlls Wlfh the two tone eyes Now you were really dIstInctIve' As you enter the sIxth grade lIfe begIns to become more complIcated There IS more to thInk about than eatnng and sleepang playIng dolls and baseball for now begIns the game of boy chase gIrl untIl she catches hIml Betty Johnson Doss now that you are an old marrIed woman perhaps you have forgotten the tearful scene whIch took place when you had to leave a certaIn boy and move to ExcelsIor Brenda StrIplIng and Jeannette Coxwell you 0 are fast frIends now but thInk hard and you may remember the many furIous flghts you had over Ray DodgIn Clor ICG Ward have you forgotten your flrst date when you went to Jr HI JInks Wlfh George Jr 'P WhIle the pot was boIlnng fUFIOUSlY because of the vIolence of these love GHQIFS Walter Stevens who wIll forever be young at heart was stIll happIly leadIng hIs cavalry Charlotte Carson was enloymg lIfe In Mrs Rem hardts seventh grade class makIng faces learnIng about aIrplanes and havIng to leave the class for talkIng and Bob PatrIck was becomIng prematurely bald as the result of MIss Cochran s pullIng hIs haIr for throwIng spIt balls ThIs was the year you lIttle gIrls became young ladIes You began to thInk about clothes and groomIng you started WSGFIDQ llpS1lCk You boys trIed furIously to remaIn lIttle boys but you too soon realIzed Wlfh a lIttle outsxde help that It was tIme to grow up Gary BIshop and Bobby Da vIdson perhaps you can remember that seventh grade dance at whIch you appeared nonchalantly clad In blue leans untIl your mothers came to take you home to change ThIs year too band glee club and football became an Important and excItIng part of your young lIves Through these actIvItIes you gaIned many valuable experIences For example you surely know now that you cant eat a dozen bananas and then sIng In a concert RIght GIlbert Mauls countless bawlIngs out you were subgected to as glee club accompanIst Now you must realtze that one must be perfect' Another school year begIns and you are eIghth graders now wIth a teacher for each sublect and a terrlflc feelIng of self Importance Father TIme felt that thIngs were becomIng a lIttle dull so he added some Ioy IuIce to the pot Russell Mayfield O the trIp to Jefferson DGVIS MemorIal Park you Russell soon made known your true character and personalIty After a VIQOTOUS mud battle wIth the rest of the boys you clImbed up on the monument and placed your hat atop the statue In the place of honor Of course that would have nothIng to do Wlfh the fact that the next class found a fence around the monument ThIs y ar a man teacher Mr Bobby Lee BoykIn young handsome and unmarrIed IS added to your lIst of problems Nell Cauthen do you remember the day you ran terrIf1ed by hlS f1aIlIng paddle to hIde behInd the bookcase Surely none of you have forgotten that day IH Mr BoykIn s study hall when MarIanna GIrtman the beoutI ful and sophIstIcated MIss THS saw a spIder crawlrng by her foot stood up and screamed to the top of her lungs Every teacher IU the bUIldlnQ came runnIng ID to see what had happened WIth regret but antIcIpatIon you sadly left Ttfton JunIor HIgh School forever Alas' September of 1954 found you bewIldered In the - - ll - ll ' . . . - . , I ' r ' I ' ' 1 I 1 1 '- I . . I . ' I , . . . . . . , , I I , - - I I - - l F I ' 1 1 , , . . . , , : . , . . . . . : ' 1 ' I 1 1 ' t . I , . 1 . . , , 1 I I I had your first taste of dramatics. Do you remember, Home- by? And Margaret Bowen, you couldn't possibly forget the . I I . . I . I- b l - . ' ' ll ' ll I . I 'I 4 . ' 5 ' ' ' ' - , n 1 , 1 1 , I .... 1 , . I . e I . . 1 G - , I ' ' - I . ' I ' I I '2 halls of T H S not nearly so old or so brulluant as you fan cued yourselves to be You were undeed now the lowluest of all creatures freshmen Thanks to Coach Tucker and Coach Touchstone many of you acquured nucknames BObbIe Octapus Harruson Claure Baby sutter Peacock Fred Chocolate Drop H ll Gary Roadrunner Bushop to name a few Margean Garruson does thus phrase Gabruel come blow your horn' perhaps have some special sugnuficance to you? Sybul Branch and Gary Bushop after that long and heated debate un Coach Touchstone s General Scuence class have you two finally decuded whether or not wool us fur? Hugh School seems luke an enturely new and dufferent world There was always somethung excitung goung on club actuvutues football and basketball games Student Councul Electuons assembly programs band trups Homecomung Se mester exams Most wonderful of all was that now you are old enough grown up enough to date' And ut was only one more year before you would be old enough to druve Then you thought lufe would be complete Well that tume finally came your Sophomore year an unforgettable experuence Thus year the pot was filled to the very brim as students from TyTy Chula Eldorado Enugma Brookfield and Excelsuor were added You gurls through your Home Ec classes were untro duced to the fine arts of cookung and sewung Januce Kung have you learned to make mayonnause'7 Speakung of food many of you must remember the day when Ray Dodgun fed dog buscuuts to Russell Mayfield who trustungly and gratefully accepted them as cookues Carole Buddy can you remember your first unspectuon at Band Festuval when you stood shakung un your boots as the officer sternly ordered you to Lower your eyes Well one more year had passed and you were Jun uors upper classmen The year began wuth enthusuastuc plans for the best Junuor Senuor yet and of course thats what ut was even though a few toes were stepped on un the process You made flowers collected coffee cans and practuced floor show acts dulugently What dud ut matter that none of you really knew what you were doung At last for the first tume un THS hnstory the Senuors would be sur prused the Senuors wouldnt know the theme Hal ln spute of everythung your Junuor Senuor nught was a nught always to be remembered an Oruental Paraduse However even un thus romantuc atmosphere Gary Bushop must add hus but of nonsense Thus tume whule pantomumung Lung Tung Tong wuth Rose Wood hus hat fell down over hus eyes and he kucked Rose soundly un the usual place Thus year you experuenced many unforgettable mo ments at club conventuons Youth Assembly Gurls State Lenora Gubbs you must know Atlanta pretty well now after gettung lost at the Beta conventuon and walkung 20 blocks before finally findung the hotel Buddy Harden and Claure Peacock do you stull prefer skatung to Beta Banquets? Thats strange Carole Buddy Joanna Hull Rose Wood and Henruetta Walea after a week at Gurl s State and they do mean gurls you know how ut feels not to see a male for seven long days and how at the first sught of a boy any kund of boy you react wuth shock and uoy and an exuberant Yukes' A Boyll As your Junuor year drew to a close you antucupate agerly the next September the begunnung of your Senuor year Senuors at long last' And wuth your tutle came all the pruvuleges you have coveted for years Never wull you for get Hrst assembly when you walked proudly from the audu toruum lookung dusdaunfully down your noses at the awed and envuous underclassmen now mere durt under your feet Thus year you can sut back relax and let the Junuors slave away cn your Junuor Senuor thus year you can work toward beung exempt from final exams thus year must be your last flung But wuth these pruvuleges also uame new and bigger responsubulutues You must to a great extent take over the admunustratuon of student government clubs and other actuv utues you must begun to plan and prepare for college or ca reers or marruagel' Although you are now supposedly dugnufied Senuors there us as there wull always be stull plenty of nonsense All of you must know how Lou McMlllan gets so exas perated wuth teachers and Geometry problems One tume partucularly amusung and memorable us the day when she got so fiustered and so shook up that she found herself pro testung amud gobs of laughter But Muss Truangle As a badge of your senuoruty most of you now wear seem to be forever losung yours some way or other Two outstanding examples of the maturuty and dugnuty of THS Senuor were discovered at the F T A Conventuon un Atlanta Every nught two of you future teachers Brenda Strupling and Kutty Jean Walters went to sleep and dreamed about seeung Rup Masters and Run Tun Tun lt was Chrustmas at THS and two handsome Senuor boys unselfishly gave of theur talents un the spreadung of Chrust mas cheer Yes ut could be only you you Gary Bushop and Russell Mayfield who strolled the corrudors each day sungung Chrustmas carols One day un January many of you who suffer from hay fever or asthma may have notuced an unusual amount of dust un the buuldung perhaps a result of the sloppy work of an unexperuenced uanutor You mught ask John Gaunes about ut for ut was about that tume that he was drafted as a volunteer to help out wuth the sweepung Do you remember February l3th'? You awoke to find yourselves un a wunter wonderland For the first tume un your luves Tufton was blanketed wuth a two unch snowfall You wull never forget the snowball fight first peruod on the front campus and THSS first snowman For many of you thus was the hughlught of your senior year As thus your Senuor year draws to a close you ap proach that long awauted day whuch marks the consumma tuon of twelve years of hard work graduatuon Father Tume smules down un fond paternal prude as tall and proud un whute caps and gowns vou cross the stage to accept your duploma leaving behund forever your beloved Alma Mater Yes Father Tume has finushed his task at last 03 . . .I T I - ' - If ' u I ' I D . . . I V I : , . ' II ' II Il II ' . . . ' 1 l I , . ,, H . . . . I ' ' - I I I - ll ' ' ' . - . . - , ' r I ' I I ' I ' . . - 1 - 1 - Q ' ' ' ' 1 1 I I I I - I . F I F ' . i - I I ' W . .. . I - I I ' I 1 r ' - I I I . . . . . A I , , - . , . , - ' ' - u - - u . . . . ' ' f -1' . , . . 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' I I I I . . , . 1 '- I I - I l I I I ' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senaor Class of I958 of Tafton Hagh School do hereby publash thas our Last Wall and Testament thereby makang all other walls and prornases null and voad We hereby leave the followang to the underclassmen I Jerry Croft leave my wall wath my lawyer I Sylvaa Goff wull my abalaty to take dactataon from Mr Leggette to Sandra OQuann an hopes that she can do better than I dad I Carla Greer leave to Landa Hardy the abalaty to go steady all through hagh school and stall have a whale of a tame I Dellene Branch do leave my seat an Mr Fletchers chemlstry class to anyone crazy enough to take at an hopes that they wall do better than I dad I Loas Mangham do hereby wall my abalaty to be quaet at all tames to Grace Taylor I Suellene Hall do hereby wall my heaght to Bonnae Goode I Sandra Shellhorse leave to Vela Walker and Audrey Jones all my excess weaght huge feet and bag mouth and hope that they can make better use of them than dd I Junaor Branch leave my soft slow southern drawl to anyone who should happen to need at I Lenora Gabbs have nothang to wall sance I wall need everythang I have I Joseph Boyd wall my abalaty to take Englash 3 and 4 We Edgar Gordon and Cecal Apperson hereby leave we hope We Nell Cauthen and Jammae Lou Jones do hereby wall our place an the lunchroom for the last four years to Judy Lane and Bonnae Rutland an hopes that they wall lake them as much as we dad I Jean Petty do hereby leave af I can my abalaty to fltrt wath every boy I meet to Barbara Goddard who needs at badly I Helen Patts leave my place an Mass Hatchcocks Short hand II class to Beverly Patts I Darryl Law leave my happy smale and abalaty to get along wath others to Reggy Gunn I Vackae Kent leave my loud mouth and musacal laugh ter to Frances McMullen I Clarae Peacock do wall my abalaty to be tardy every day and to do all my homework durang homeroom to Betty Carter wath hopes that she wall stall remaan calm and collected as I dad I Gary Roadrunner Bashop do hereby leave my nack name Roadrunner to the person who bestowed at upon me namely Coach Tucker If he doesnt want at I leave at to Tommy Carmachael I Lou McMallan do hereby wall my abalaty to lose weaght and part of my great mand to my lattle buddy buddy Jane Harrell and my Jr Powers Model Jo Sams I Carol Harvey leave my calm voace my dtgnafled man ner and my abalaty to never get an a hurry to Maralyn Davason I Fraeda Race do hereby leave June Talley my seat an Mr Fletchers chemnstry class an hopes that she wall do better than I have done I Travas Hurst do hereby leave my beautaful black haar and my brallaant mand to Walltam Byrd I Davad Raaner do hereby leave my place an TH S to anyone that desares to take at I Eddae Lee Wallas wall my long curly haar to Ted What fle d I Katty Walters wall to Joyce Walters my old car Jeza bel an hopes that she wall not forget the good tsmes we had an her goang home I Joanna Hall do hereby leave my slow way of speak ang and my quaet dagnaty to Jocelyn Bohannah I Gayle Raanwater do hereby wull to Jeanette Branson my half of our mutual affectaon for ABAC I Bally Tyson wall all my good tames at THS to anyone who can fulhll them I Grace Hand wall my posataon on the Basketball team to Sara Lee Hutchnnson I Anthony Tanner leave my anabalaty to skap school to Larry Whatton I Martha Hall wall my good tames at dear ole THS to Latrelle Burgess I Sandra Coarsey wall my place an Mass Pullen s Algebra Classes and Mass Johnsons Englash classes to Marvan Goodman and Buddy Coarsey I Imogene McDanael wall my seat an Englash class to my brothers Herman and Bobbae Lee McDanaeI Good Luck I Margaret Bowen beang of sound mand do hereby wall my abalaty to be late for anythang and everythang to Mary Taylor sance she has at anyway I Barbara Harrason hereby leave my place an the back of the lunch lane to any Junaor that as stupad enough to get there I Ball Montgomery wall my freckles to Bally Evans who needs them very badly I John Gaanes wall my Cadallac and parktng place to Faye Lastanger I Russell Mayfield do hereby agree to leave my abalaty to cheer up unhappy Englash teachers to Byron McMaIlan an the hopes he wall have as much success as I dad I Jean Webb do hereby leave my many boy fraends to Nellae Tabor an the sancere hopes that she can keep them longer than I usually do I I I I 1 ' I I I - I I ' r I ' 4 . , . . . , , - I I I I ' 1 1 I I T I I I I - . , , . , , I I I I - I a . . . . , , , a 1 , 1 . , , I I V , to anyone who thanks he can pass both. . . . . , . , , , . , . . 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I I I . , . . . . , ' I F - . . - U I I - 11 11 ' . , , ll ll ' ' ' I - II II ' ' ' , , 1 - ' ' 1 1 I I - 11 - - 11 ' - - , I Sara Long hereby wull my abuluty to get marrued be fore I flnush school to any gurl who wants ut I Carole Buddy do hereby wull my tenor saxophone to June Blanton un hopes she can get a better sound out o ut than I d We Jean Webb and Carol Harvey wull our abuluty to wrute letters and our well worn path to the post office to Pattue Goff Jane M dford and Sara Roberson Subyl Branch wull my abuluty to sew and cook and my great love for housework to Sara Roberson I James Mutchell Cook beung of strong mund do hereby wull my good tumes at school to my brother He needs ut I Hoyt Vance beung of sound body and weak mund do hereby wull my braun to Tommy Cattle for he needs I Troy Danuel leave all the atoms of the Erlenmever flask un the chemustry laboratory to anyone who thunks he can use ut wuthout breakung ut I Mattuann Eason do hereby wull my abuluty to stay out of trouble to Bobby Fullerton who deflnutely needs ut I Darrell Folson hereby leave my shortness to Jummy Raunwater who certaunly needs ut I Ben Sumpson beung of sound mund and body do hereby leave my seat un Mr Fletchers physucs class to any uunuor who needs ut I Kaye Smuth leave my great strength and abuluty to play basketball to my dear suster Susanne and my dear cousun Neula I Martha Ann Reguster hereby wull my cool calm and them as well as I dud I Emuly Phullups wull my cute and charmung ways of talkung to boys to Glenda Noble I George Crum would luke to leave somethung to my cousun Peggy but cant thunk of anythung that I can spare I Betty Johnson Doss wull my place un the Betc club to Myra Nell Wullus I Frances Struckland leave my quuet and dugnufled ways to Myrna Goff We Rose Wood and Gary Bushop leave T H S sungunq Love us Strange I Rose Wood leave good ole THS wushung that I could return and flnd ut as ut us today same classrooms teachers students and some ole harmonuzung Gary I Maruanna Gurtman do hereby wull and bequeath my excess amount of free tume my back seat on the band bus whuch I occupued for three years and my booth at the Sulver Dollar all of whuch have been wulled to me to Lunda Hardy hopung that she wull enuoy them as much as I have I Buddy Smuth wull my abuluty to get along wuth the women to Dan Smuth because he surely does need ut I Herbert Garruck hereby wull my abuluty to remaun un hugh school 5 years to anyone who us foolush enough to tr I' I Reuben Clements wull my abuluty to have a good tume on the band bus to Bobby Fullerton Dan Smuth and Donald Pearson who need ut I Darryl Alsobrook do hereby leave my place un Muss Hutchcocks Office Practuce class to any lunuor boy who us lucky enough to take the course I Gale Lunsford do hereby leave my now occupued seat un Algebra to Sally Thompson who wull be needung t next year I Bobby Joe Sumner wull my fun to Bobby Sumner I Jummy Roberson leave to dear Bob all good tumes and pretty gurls I Garland McElroy do hereby leave to Nancy Crown over my study sessuons wuth Cottonhead un hopes that they wull get more out of ut than we ever dud I Jummy Ross wull my love of gurls and my parkung place to Struker Davuson and Byrd and Pearson who need ut badly I Wheeler Bryan do hereby wull my abuluty to be heard above all nouses to Tum Davus un hopes that he wull use ut at football games We Henru Etta Walea and Joye Chapman wull our many muschevuous tumes wuth Mrs Warren to anyone who can have as much fun as we I Harvey Kendrucks wull my grades to whoever receuves them I Betty Chloe Gleaton do wull my gracefulness my dug nufled manner and my quuet vouce to Jane Harrell I Bob Patruck leave my abuluty to tell a good uoke to I Peggy Hand do hereby wull my heught to Multon Paulk I Barbara Sandufer wull my abuluty to accept thungs as they are to anyone who needs ut I Judu Robertson leave my abuluty to appear studuous un Mr Fletchers chemustry class to Irene Durden who from all reports us goung to be there next year anyway I Donald Mullus beung un sound body and mund do hereby leave my good tumes un Mr Eubanks and Mr Peeles Agruculture classes to Jummy Mullus and all the Mulluses to follow un TH S s future I Ted Spradley have decuded after all these years un hugh school there us nothung left to leave I Kathryn McKrary wull my abuluty to stay out of trou ble or at least never to get caught to Dot Vance un hopes she wull use ut to more of an advantage than she has un the past I Aubrey Gubbs do wull and bequeath my Englush braun to Kenneth Wullus for he needs ut I Chrus Mullan leave my quuet manners to anyone wuth out a loud mouth I Morgue Marchant hereby leave my place un Muss Hutchcocks office practuce class to my suster Carolyn I Robert Deen bemg of sound mund do hereby leave my braun to scuence un hopes that they can find a better use for ut than I dud - , , , f ' di . 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' ' , 65 I Charlotte Conger do hereby wall my abalaty to get along wath Mr Legette to my saster Joyce Conger who IS no 'Ioana so well an hopes that she can learn more an shorthand ana ry, ng than I have I Oscar Payne of sound mana nd body wall all my skappang abalaty to Nelson Beetle Baaley for he needs at I Jeanette Coxwell do hereby leave to Sonny I-Iarras my abalaty to ao steady an hopes he wall flnd someone as sweet as I dad I Clelland Tyson do wall my abalaty to pass geometry and chemastry to everyone who as crazy I Fred Hall leave my raght tackle posataon on the foot ball team to Goan Blankenshap I Don Shaver am Ieavang thas place unless I happen to run anto a stump I Bobby Thomas on the eve of my departure do here by leave my abalaty to gave my honest opanaon an class regardless of consequence to Ball Harrell We Fayebelle Shaw and George Revels wall our place an the sky to Maralyn Davadson and Kermat Cooper I Don Boney do hereby leave my pleasang personalaty and my abalaty to get along wath garls to Allen Moon I Maralyn Washam do hereby wall my posataon as a cheerleader to anyone who as wallang to work and who I Audrey Sumner do hereby wall my many long years at dear ole THS to anyone that can I at up d I Janice Kang wall my abalaty to be quaet an class and my abalaty to spell to any underclassman that can use them I Leah Banks wall my abalaty to make good grades to Alace Morrow an hopes that she can use them I Ernest M wall my abalaty to talk an Mrs Moon s Englash class to Jammy M I Wallaam Paulk Jr leave my part of the 5l Ford wath red rams to my brother Malton Paulk so that he can date the garls I Melba Whaddon do hereby wall my seat an Famaly Lavang to anyone who desares to take the course I Clarace Ward do hereby wall my bag feet and my name Footsy to Charles Swaan who could use a Iattle more of a foundataon I Ballae Wallas wall my place an Mass Pullens Algebra class to anyone who takes algebra for three straaght years I Saska Smath leave my desk an room 26 to Ina Claare Watson I Margean Garrason do hereby leave my abalaty to have a good tame and to get along wath the teachers dur ang my senaor year to Wallene and Wylene Cooper I Charles Hurst hereby leave my bacycle to that sopho more sensataon Tommy Pattman to use for Sadae Haw kans Day I Betty Watson wall my good tames at THS to my cousan Joe Lawrence and all my work on FHA de grees to Jeanneane Whaddon I Pat Thomas leave my abalaty to freeze when boppang to Lylla Crum who only stands an one spot and shakes a a tle I Saranelle Thompson wall my good tames at dear ole THS and my abalaty to go steady all my years an hagh school to Jeffrey Waldrop I Jack F Lee do hereby wall my abalaty to get along wath the opposate sex to Peggy Carswell I Davad S boflenhamer beang of sound mand and body do hereby leave v abalaty to Tommy Cottle to go steady wath seven garls t one tame May he use thas abalaty more wasely than dad I We Davad S Bodenhamer and Jack F Lee do hereby leave our future addresses to our many female ad marers at THS Please address all corrsepondence to Unaversaty of Hoboken Hoboken Ga I Mary Malls do hereby wall and bequeath my baby face and angelac ways to Frances McMullen an hopes that she wall be able to get away wath as much deval ment as I have PS Ill even throw an my two tone eyes I Charlotte Carson do wall my posataon as the only garl an the Physacs class to Ellae Goff knowang that she wall enaoy at Ithe class af not the subaect I We Katty Walters and Brenda Straplang wall our won derful fraendshap to any two garls who thank they can be devoted to each other as we are I Brenda Straplang wall my abalaty to drave safely to Dot Vance I Albert Hale leave my abalaty to tell good aokes to Wayne Cheek I C L Asbell wall to my brother Tommy Lee Asbell my ways wath the garls so he wall learn early that you cant wan I Pat Turner do hereby wall my bag mouth lunch room seat and abalaty to go steady for two years wathout fussang to Joyce Walters and Claar Watson I Bobby Gabbs leave my heaghth to Allen Moon who surely needs at I Ford Mashburn beang of sound mand and body do hereby leave I hope L Wallaam Ingram leave my brallaant Englash Broan to Corney Norman I Sammae Mason do hereby wall my place an thas school to someone else who as tared of school I John Kennedy beang of sound mand and body do hereby leave my good tames at the ag bualdang to Wal Iaam Butler and Elvan McAlaster We Buddy Harden and Carole Buddy do hereby leave our seat on a Iaghted band bus to Jane Harrell who wont mand now that Butch as gone I Jammy Phallaps wall my abalaty to pass an hagh school to Maraon Padgett who really needs at I Wanfred Roberson leave all my abalaty to get along the easy way an school to anyone who as dumb as I am I I I ' 4 ' . . L . . I us. B I ' ' ' AAI. . - T 1 a I , , ., 1 . . . . . ,, . ,, . , , I I ' I I ' I ' V I I , , ' ITT, ,, ,, . . . . . . c . , , I I - . ll ' ' ll ' I I ' 11 11 - , , , ,, . . ll ' ll ' ' ll ' II has as bag a mouth as I do. , . , , I . I I . . . . ll ' ' II . . . ave as . I da . . . . .. . , , , , , , , . , , ll ll ' ' . , . ll ll I I I I . I . ' I I I . . . I D D I 1 ' f 1 , , . I 3i BABIES Kitty Walters Brenda Stripling Saranelle Thompson Albert Hale Pat Turner Lois Mangham Peggy Hand Carole Biddy Buddy Harden Hoyt Vance ,T .,,. 4 1 9 , A . Q Jerry Croft Janice King Marianna Girtman Charlotte Carson Jean Webb Mariorie Lawhorne Darryl Law David Bodenhamer Joye Chapman Jeanette Coxwell Royce Mashburn Vickie Kent Junior Branch Fred Hill Faye Shaw Carlton Revels Robert Deen Georgia Crum Willard Ingram Bobby Creel Margaret Bowen Jimmy Phillips 4 , I if 3 V 'is 9 wa 'WJ al Ny, ffl? fx 19. ffm my XX Q L' Sql, SAK Ha s 3 QQWQQAX at Ju 5 F I3 X 1 K. 'Q 'X' 96 ,Aka Wqqfx, Hellen Pitts Gary Bishop Carla Greer Aubry Gibbs Dellene Branch Gerald Clements Sara Long Mitchell Cook Sophronla U Hand Bob Patrick Jimmie Lou Jones 29 'Fi W? Derris Jones Imogene McDaniel William Paulk Margean Garrison Darryl Alsobrook Nell Cauthen Jimmy Roberson Martha Ann Register Chris McMllllan Betty J Doss Yroy Daniel 'Wx m. s 5. Jimmy Ross Silvia Got? Clelland Tyson lou McMillan, Right Lenora Gibbs Travis Hurst George Wright Jr. Kathryn McCrary John Kennedy Sandra Coursey Russell Mayfield Cecil Apperson Clarice Ward David Riner Margie Marchant Charles Hurst Ernest Mann Sandra Shellhorse Bobby Gibbs Gayle Rainwater Darrel Folsom K ig if -i . ,I i. Wi-had . Frances Strickland . Ford Masllburn . Suellene Hall . Betty Watson . Faye Stone . Ben Simpson . Carol Harvey . C. L. Asbel . Barbara Harrison . Billy Tyson . Frieda Rice Harvey Hatcher Sybil Frances Branch Bobby Thomas Don Boney Eddie Lee Willis Russel Patrick Grace Hand Edgar Gordon Henri Etta Walea .loanna Hill ,L ,av Ap, -1, I wif: I4 Y' -. m 2021 -s 2 4 Am i 41 5 if I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Wintred Toberson Ted Spradley Sammy Mason Leah Banks Jean Petty Donald Mullis Bill Montgomery Mattiann Eason Mary Mills Barbara Sandlfer Gale Lunsford ,.,..Y' ln, 4 M , ., F Q. ...nw Wheeler Bryan Billie Willis, left Emily Phillips Martha Hall Marilyn Wisham Herbert Garrick Garland McElroy John Gaines Celeste Fulwood Shirley Allen Charlotte Conger Hay Siska Smith Anthony Tanner Don Shiver .ludi Roberson Jack Lee Kaye Smith Audrey Sumner Betty Chloe Gleaton Pat Thomas Claire Peacock Harvey Kendrirks .1 BV4 4 X Q ?ww- 4 31 35 THE JUNICR CLASS 1959 a I f! ,X 1 Cr0W'i JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOMMY BURTON . . . TOMMY COTTLE ...... .IOCELYN BOHANNON . . MARY TAYLOR ..... AT ldsT we seemed imporTonTl Yes, os The Junior Closs of '58 we seemed To be righT in The mide dle oT everyThing, Never Cdn we Torgef The doy we ordered Those beouTiTul cldss rings. Oh, whdf exciTing momenTs we shored os we were moved o liTTle closer To The TronT of The oudiTorium for ossemblies. Then come The greoTesT porT oT our whole yeor. The Time come when dll of us red-blooded Tl-l.S. Juniors worked on The onnuol Junior-Senior donce. . . . . . .President . . . .Vice President , . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer This veor we mode The dence The besT dence ever Tor our upper-clossmen. Everyone dgreed ThdT our donce will long remoin in The mem- ories oT ell Those who hdd d porT in moking iT The wonderful donce iT wos. Though we ore dll looking Torword To nexT yedr when we will QT losT be Seniors, we con never TorgeT The wonderful yedr we hod while being The .lunior Closs oT NineTeen Hundred ond FiTTy EighT. g 1 YW' ami -A , 1 .. ,,w Q David Harris Sonny Harris Mike Henderson Bobby Huichinson Franklin Johnson Tommy Joiner Audrey Jones Judy Jones Riley Jordan Judy Lane Patricia Lawhorne Joe Lawrence Reba Lindsey Lyn Lindskog Dianne Marchant Kenny Marlin Anderson Mason Joe Mason Donald Massey Janis Massey Jimmy McBrayer Louise McBrayer Byron McMillian Frances McMullen Jane Medford Qu. 'S .wifi .kms 'l' Barbara Gann Mary Nell Garrick Caroline Gill John Girardeau Glenn Glover Ellie Goff Pahie Gofi Bonnie Goode Virginia Green Linda Gray Reginald Gunn Julie Hale Kaye Hancock Laverne Harnage Jane Harrell 6.1 ar Y 1?-if .-A1955 Sheryl Morey Alice Morrow Glenda Noble Carolyn Norman Sandra O'Quinn Donald Pearson Joyce Petty Wayne Richards Frances Rigsby Sara Roberson Bebe Harper Russell Bonnie Rutland Ray Rutland Hugh Shaw Ann Shiver MW Bill Sims Joannah Sims Lois Sledge William Sledge Charlene Smith Geraldine Smith Neila Smith Bobby Summers Wayne Sumner Peggy Sumner Nell Tabor June Talley Glenn Tawzer Mary Taylor Mary Jean Taylor Dorothy Thompson Joyce Tift Buddy Tucker Rayburn Tucker Irene Tyson Dat Vance Harriet Vaughn Myrtice Walker Myrtle Walker Vela Walker uv 'SY if 'Qi' p- Joyce Wullers Ina Claire Wufson Phoebe Jo Welch Belly Williams Floyd Williams Myra Nell Willis Tommy Wise sv 4' THE SOPHOMCRE CLASS 'I958 A 'fn ff? , , -.-'rd' f f SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JIMMY RAINWATER ...............,........... President TIM DAVIS ............................... Vlce Presldenf ANNA RIGDON ............................... Secretary WAYNE COOPER .............................. Treasurer 'N . . Q, X' vii? . - - . Z1 X V ms-- was , . af iwgq , 1 s 13 , iq A Q 'Y ,N m g 5535 3, A? f 4 6. A ! EQ ,. Q, n ' 4' . A . 'Q I . ' w ,w E' . 4 Qigfg 'W .J '. . ' .-1 y 4 fi' .. ...Q ,gf 3 W , f J r f AQ. iff' 4 a. f ' ISM: ,gm wir v , ., , , .313 2 , -13 f 'fi A ,, . ,V 4 ,gm ,, g ag , M V ,M,,, ,M 'H .1 X fb 'F 'jk wg 5 f Q W x V I: ' A 1 .i I 2 I Q5 3, 4 1 wi .. ' 1-. 2-'z .251 3' E Af ya 5.4 b., zk, Ly' ,WQQ5 X X N5 XS xx Q yi ff 5 3 it .V H -Q-MW , ii- ' -. A of I 1 . X f, W I , lg , W-, 'K : , a QM. if Y- agi? 5 - ,, I 2253? W gf Q 4 14 if 1 . ff ' J 'fi . ., 1 ' LSL. wil . Qztffiig 'USL jf 24 Q-Bib ' N. ls it a Sputnik? I yf. ., 'K f,.l.' , W M.. I THE FRESHMAN CLASS 1958 g,U,,o 3 4 I rl if X Jo Ann Aultman Betty Bridwell Dorothy Gann Helen Gibbs Leathea Ann Harper Ann Henderson Billy Hendricks John Lankfold Ruby Nell Livingston Bobby Lee McDaniel Herman McDaniel George Sparrow Barbara Taylor Robert Tucker Charles Willis Larry Underwood THE FRESHMEN John Lankford President George Sparrow Vice President Betty Bridwell Secretary Billy Hendricks Treasurer Key Clubers and their Christmas frees. Then wouIdn't be the answer, would i-0, William? Teachers let go. S7 6 Y as S -1 ,k wt f H lv 4 . N 0 4 1 f J 4 .. N xf N' X . n il . 4 1 1 4 is Z' IZATION .1 '97 f' And what seems but idle show strengthens and supports the rest Longfellow T H E T A L I S M A N Preserves Memorues of a Busy Year I Where s the dummy poge tor 1189 Thirty bulls must be sent out by the tlrst Do you hove the running heod for the ted hers? Pncture A should bleed olt page dt lett Alphobetlze these 271 nomes ID the next 5 munutes Double check everythtngl Thus medley ot thoughts helped to oddle onnuol stofters otherwlse stable wuts Problems such os how to ptcture ond udenttty 530 students IH good loyout torm ond how to opprooch o prospective odvertuser were everydoy topics for duscusslon dur :ng slxth perlod Chollenged to do g good 'ob the editors ond business stoft members worked trontlcolly to meet those ev r present deodllnes Bronchtng out from room 30 yeorboolc octuvltues In luded eve yone who vvos concerned wuth the student body of THS From the tlrst vogue theme :ded to the hno gued revlsed ond loved every minute ot tt OFFICERS Ednor Carole Buddy and Business Manager Rose Wood examme empty money bag that must be filled wnfh over three thousand dollars before the publlcahon of the Talisman Blddy Corole Corson Chorlotte Croft Jerry Dullord Dnonne Glrtmon Morlonno Hond Peggy Horden Buddy STAFF t-lorrell Jon Ktng Jomce Tolly June Woleo l-lenrt Etto Worters Kltty Jeun Wood Rose Vonce Hoyt Klfty Walters Peggy Hand Hoyt Vance and Jerry Croft examme good lay out form for club pages UU ' 1 H r ,, , , 1, I R , . ,WWA V ,A of J , t T r f . , F r ' I bound volume, the l958 Tolismon stoft toiled, or' . G jg 72 V' 2 4 I' lf ' 4 ff 0 ii' Z. -'Hi JW, s Q iM ? 1gV 1 G ,..g-i-.4 N5 f Sw 4 ,.'.':-353 5. ,, ,, Af' xii, 71.29 xv 3353 W-Eg?-' ' J as-Lf . 9-ff ff: 34 Q. ,a ' N Q. ,. it' x 'NR' Z I E5 f Q - .L 1. .. V Q .,.,. Q - W - . . .. A Af. sf , a, 3 4 99 Em 7: 'w gffdkhw M i 'Q 17 ' ' 4, az . M 1. K A 'Q5JfxUnffw 'Q 'in-.. 1 QI Q, 5 ,, EQWQQZ , 1 , e if OFFICERS-David Bodenhamer, Presiclentp Tommy Cottle, Vice- President: Joye Chapman, Secretary, Jack Lee, Treasurer, Mr. W. R. Legette, Advisor. First Row, left to right: Carole Biddy, Clarice Ward, Henri Etta Walea, Rose Wood, Jack Lee, Treasurer, Joye Chapman, Secretary, Marianna Girtman, Tommy Cottle, Vice-President, David Boddenhamer, President, Jane Har- rell, Jocelyn Bohannen, Gary Bishop, Faye Shaw, Frances Strickland. Second Row: Carla Greer, Patricia Vance, Anna Rigdon, Betty Chloe Gleaton, Jimmy Rainwater, Mary Taylor, Mary Lou Greer, Laurel Bird, Sally Zimmer- TUDEN1' COUNCIL Is the Main Vein of the Student Body Helping to build good school spirit, ond developing civic minded citizens ore definite obiectives ot the Student Council. Composed ot closs, club, ond homeroom presidents, Cithletic teom coptoins, publicct- tion editors, ond four ofticers, this club ot clubs is the student governing ossociotion ot the school. It sponsors Homecoming, pep rollies, buses to out of town gomes, the T.l-l.S. toir booth, senior exemptions, sending delegates to the Stote Convention, ond vori- ous other proiects, man, Lyn Lindskog, Mary Jean Taylor, Joe Biddy, Gilbert Maulsby, Tommy Parkman, Dianne Marchant. Third Row: Mr. W. R. Legette, Advisor, Tim Davis, Fred Hill, Bootsie Hartley, Kenny Martin, Reggie Gunn, Jimmy Wilson, Wheeler Bryan, Hoyt Vance, Jerry Croft, Mac Wilder, Bobby Fullerton, John Lanford, Tommy Burton, Janice King, Claire Peacock, Neila Smith. NWAMHXB . sw fmfsewsevwxtfi J. KEY CLUB Is Keyed for Success To encourage character, schol- arship, and leadership. These are the purposes which the Key Club upholds and carries out. Boys are chosen for membership on the basis stated in their pure pose, and must be approved by both the club and the taculty. Their major project is the pub- it-1 lishing ot the Student Directories which contain information about the school, its organization, the taculty, and the student body. Some ot the other annual projects of the Key Club International which is attiliated with Kiwanis lnterna- tional, are the Faculty, School Leaders' Banquet, the Father, Son Banquet, the selling of Christmas trees, First Row, left to right: Marianna Girtman, Henri Etta Walea, Sweethearts. Second Row: Mike Henderson, Bobby Gibbs, John Girardeau, Reggie Gunn, Jimmy Phillips, Floyd Williams, Gary Bishop, Tommy Burton, Larry Fowler. Third Row: Buddy Harden, Hoyt Vance, , Q sqsa uve' mf OFFICERS-Top Row, left to right: Gilbert Maulby, President, David Bodenhammer Vice President, Buddy Harden, Secretary. Bottom Row: Reggie Gunn, Treasurer: Mr Gerald Fletcher, Advisory Henrietta Walea, Marianna Girtman. sending delegates to the State Convention, and many others. These protects account tor the tact that the THS Key Club is recognized as one ot the most out- standing in Georgia. Ben Simpson, Morris Bryant, Wheeler Bryan, Jerry Stone, Gilbert Maulsby, Mr. Gerald Fletcher. Not Pictured: David Bodenhammer, Fred Hill, Carlton Revels, Tim Davis, Wayne Cooper, Sonny Harris, Tommy Parkman. ai is E'- Tse El ---: . ss Tig? ' :iii 31 SQ Q i - -41 ll. 1 369 -Q 91 uv gi sn z Q '- l l at 4 , T P ,,,,,' 2 , ---' Vi ' V ::, 1 7.1 4 In I zi r fl i WN ii? S 5 Us 'Ts 3 S C y jf .-,Q I.. Flrst Row left to right Henrl Etta Walea Clalre Peacock Secretary Rose Wood President Charlotte Carson Vnce Presndent Marv Mllls Fred Hull Treasurer Second Row .lune Talley Clance Ward Mary Taylor Mary .lean Taylor Lyn Lnndskog Nell Tabor Betty Carter Thnrd Goff Lylla Crum Carole Harvey Lou McMnlIan Fourth Row Joyce Petty Janus Massey Loss Sledge Jnmmy Lou Jones Lenora Gnbbs Slbyl Frances Brance Frances Rugsby Carolnne Gull Ina Clanre Watson Faye Stone Jerry Stone Sonny Harris Buddy Harden Row Melba Cranford Decna Cook Bnllne Wnllus Ellie BETA CLUB build your castles In the cur that IS where they should Now put the foundations under them Those students having The high standards which it takes to become a member ot the Beta Club know what their motto Let Us Lead by Serving Others means Once you re in, it is no easy task to uphold the requirements to remain in this honor society. This year The second floor has been a more interesting place because of The Beta Press, which holds clippings and Things ot interest to T.l-l.S. students. The Beta Club also sends delegates to Their State Conven- tion and awards a scholarship to an out- standing Beta senior. Tifton High School is proud ot this Tacet ot our school lite, and ot this organization which is recognized nationally and interna- tionally and has the admiration and deter- ence ot all who know its worth and value. OFFICERS-Top Row, left to right: Rose Wood, President Charlotte Carson, Vice-President, Claire Peacock, Secretary Bottom Row Fred Hill, Treasurer: Miss Eunice Pullen, Advisor. Et-1 OFFICERS-First Row, left to right: Mary Mills, Editor: Mrs. Mitchell, Advisory Mr. Clark, Gazette Representative. Second Row: Joannah Sims, Club Reporter: Glenda Noble, Club Reporter, Frances McMullen, Photographer: Mary Jean Taylor, News Editor, Lyn Lindskog, Feature Staff. PIONEER STAFF Volunteer time to publish school news The Pioneer Staff is composed ot stu- dents especially interested in writing and in publicizing as many as possible ot the Titton High School activities. Having no class or club time alloted tcr school-newspaper work, the students contribute out-ot-school time to pro- ducing the Pioneer. First Row, left to right: Lyn lindskog, Mary Jean Taylor, Hartley, Laurel Bird, Glenda Noble. Not Pictured: Billy Joannah Sims, Ellie Goff. Second Row: Chris McMiIlian, Evans and John Gaines. Mary Mills, Frances McMullen, Lois Mangham, Bootsie OFFICERS-Left to Right: Charlotte Carson, Treasurer: Mattiann Eason, 3rd Vice-President: Betty Chloe Gleaton, lst Vice-President: Joye Chapman, Recording Secretaryy Mrs. Morris, Sponsor: Henri Etta Walea, President, Claire Peacock, 2nd Vice-President. First Row, left to right: Henri Etta Walea, President. Sec- ond Row: Joye Chapman, Recording Secretaryp Mrs. Leonard Morris, Advisory Betty Chloe Gleaton, lst Vice- President. Third Row: Sophronia Hand, Sergeant-at-Arms, Claire Peacock, 2nd Vice-President: Mattianne Eason, 3rd Vice-President: Mary Mills, Reporter. Fourth Row: Johan- nah Simms, Garland McElroy, Margaret Bowen, Janette Brinson, Marilyn Hay, Jane Harrell. Fifth Row: Dot Vance, Caroline Gill, Glenda Nobles, Joanna Hill, Lou McMillan, Nell Tabor. Sixth Row: Brenda Stripling, V n..nllm..m..,.Q,M.. ., 1 . TRI HI-Y Advocates Lets Go Forward with Christ To Create, Maintain, and Extend throughout the Home, School, and Community High Stand- ards of Christian Character is the purpose of all Y Clubs members. Many young, less privileged, children have been made happier because of the annual Halloween Carnival, This is one of the club's many annual proie ects. Through hard and endless work, which is mixed with much fun, the club has achieved the AA award, the highest award it can receive, for the last three years, As part of the YMCA movement it is recognized as one of the thou' sands of Y Clubs both nationally and inter- nationally, The club is composed of Junior and Senior Christian girls and successfully completes its three aimsfinspiration-services and fellowship. This year the club has in its membership the First Lady of Georgia June Blanton who will attend the annual Georgia Youth Assembly, Gov. Wheeler Bryan and also the Southwest District of Georgia, Marianna Girtman who will preside at the Christian Life Conference. Audrey Sumner, Betty Carter, Dianne Dillard, Ellie Goff. Seventh Row: Sandra Cox, Irene Durden, Joyce Tift, Faye Shaw, Gail Lunsford, Lyn Lindskog. Eighth Row: Marjorie Lawhorne, Diane Marchant, Sibyl Branch, Pat Turner, Georgia Curm, Frances Strickland, Patty Goff, Kathryn McCray, Sara Nell Thompson, Geraldine Smith, Lylla Crum, Jocelyn Bohannon. Ninth Row: Gayle Rainwater, Sara Roberson, Jane Medford, Jean Webb, Carole Hur- vey, Barbara Harrison, Emily Phillips, Carla Greer, Marianna Girtman, Nelia Smith, June Tally, Sara Huff. ala : A1111 a 1, ' C.. First Row, left to right: Gilbert Maulsby, John Giradeau, Wheeler Bryan, Harvey Hatcher, Charles Hurst, Mr. Can- non. Second Row: Gary Bishop, Russell Mayfield, Jimmy Chestnut, Ronny Cooper, Don Boney, Donald Pearson, Larry Fowler, Tommy Wise, Jimmy Rainwater, Reggie . HI-Y l . 5-F- gg B .4 Q 1 W Gunn. Third Row: Bobby Davison. Fourth Row: Morris Bryant, Tommy Joiner, Robert Dean, Chris McMillan, Thomas Daniels, Bobby Abbott, Bobby Thomas. Fifth Row: Bobby Carter, Wayne Sumner, Bob Patrick, Buddy Har- den, Ben Simpson, Dave Harris, Darrel Law, Bobby Creel. CLUB Maintains wholesome fellowship and sets high ideaIs. The Sr. l-li-Y, composed ot Junior ond Senior Chris- tion boys is dedicoted to the Christion toith ond is one of the thousonds of Y Clubs otiilioted with the Y,M.C.A,, which is recognized both notionolly ond internotionolly. The results ot the hord vvorlc ol the Club on their vorious proiects is enioyed by the school oncl the community, Fun ond lellowship ore enioyed throughout the yeor, but the reol purpose inspires members to help those less tortunote thon themselves. Wheeler Bryon, President ot the Club, is Youth Governor ot Georgio, hoving been elected ot the Youth Assembly lost yeor, l-le is the highest rcinking Y Club rnember in the Stote ond will preside over the i957-58 Youth Assembly. 1 ll A 2 l l l OFFICERS - Gilbert Maulsby, Treasurer: Charles Hurst, Vice-President: Mr. Cannon, Advisory Harvey Hatcher, Secretary: Wheeler Bryan, President: John Giradeau, Chaplain. fFirst row, left to riglltj Linda Hardy, Martha Lucas, Snookie Ridgon, Myrna Gott, Mary Lou Greer, Marilyn Davidson, Becky Key, Jane Paulk, Laurel Bird. fSecond row, left to right: Bootsie Hartley, Ruby Nell Livingstone, Dennette Walker, Sandra Parker, Patricia Horne, Jackie Baker, Jean Gregory, Carolyn Davidson, Sandra Branch, Anna Ridgon, Patsy Ingram, Wilda Peele, Kay Mosley, Suzanne Smith, Ann Gibbs. fThird row, left to right! Peg- gy Sutton, Ernestine Wood, Glenda Copeland, Irma Ree eggs, Joyce Tucker, Dorris Vance, Patricia Vance, ara Will Lee, Anne Cook, Carol lee, eida Ann Parker, Ca Bennett. !Fourth row, left to right! Jolee Carlson, anne Maulsby, Betty Anne Flowers, Virginia Bishop, Sue Oliver, Carolyn Patton, Charlotte Reed, Myra Hinson. lfilth row, left to rightl Sally Thompson, Zimmerman, Brenda Dodgin, Karel McMillen, Myra Pagett, Ramona Denby, Norma Carrington, Wanda gins, Charlene Currie, June Blanton, Judy Ireland, Norman. JR. TRI-HI Y CLUB Combines Fun and High Ideals The plc1Tform of The Jr, Tri-l-li-Y, os of oll The Y Clubs, is To siond for cleon speech, cleon sponsmonship, clean scholarship, ond cleon living, IT is o service club composed of Freshmen ond Sophomore Chrishon girls. I-Xlliliciied vviih The Y.M.C.A., iT is one ol The Thous- rolyn Suz- BeHy Jane Sally Jean Wig- Faye onds of Y Clubs recognized nofioncilly ond inter- noTionolly. The mony proiecfs This club carries out both oT school ond in The communiTy moke our Town ond school o be-Tier ploce in which To live ond To work, OFFICERS-Left to right: Myrna Gott, Secretary: Marilyn Davison, Publicity Chairman: Diana Palmer, First Vice-President: Becky Key, Second Vice-President: Mary Lou Greer, School Proiect Chairman: Mrs. Howard Hult, Sponsor: Laurel Bird, President: Martha Lucas, Com- munity Proiect Chairman: Linda Hardy, Treasurer: Snookie Rigdon, Third Vice-President. C. ,J lil! I if 4 jjafkg xiii E Nggw . S ,. .xx s f n 1 N wt E ' V S Q, .H y A A tg fax Q If Wg qs. E' W ' H E I ' y .P , ff V I Q W -3? Q 'V 1 f ' 5 1 R, gt ' 1: Y 1 A ' , H, . , - , Q if, vm K Q 5, S93 M A Q5 Y t Q f aw . ,4 I tw N f Q... ty, gag, ? 9 A Aff' yi A' K ' f' as V , A f fg-gf W Q f 'figs fy mga S' 1 g f 2' Lf, W X , 'M W 4' Mu Mmm 11 s , 3 fx 4 Q F Am ' BQ ii x 1 A . , , 2 ,L ' Q' AAAA ': if T X2 sw , 13946 4 it-gf fi? Y Y E ,NL viz! :M ., .. my A I , . wg I by ' X l'Lmf',l ,K A , QQ I Muff- , aah 1 Alum' ,M M4 'N QR Vx, V , ,m...,,, 4 ,MX 4 M. I f 44 OFFICERS - Judy Vice-Presidenip Linda Carol Raley, Secretary, William Byrd, Treasurer, Coach Virgil Willis, Advisor. President: Tommy Wise, First Row left lo right' William Byrd Tommy Wise Linda 0UTI'l TEMPERANCE COUNCIL Practices A Good Time With A Purpose The objectives of the Y.T.C. To Unite the Young people of the community, state and nation in a pro- gram of Christian citizenship represents the ideals of every member. I ' . ' ' Third Row: Ronnie Cooper, Ronald Broadway, Larry Carol Railey. Second Row: .Ioe Buddy, Sylvia Golf, Pat whinen, Tommy Joiner. Turner, Sandra Parker, Patsy Hudson, la Trell Dukes. Jane Harrell Lenora Gibbs Mary Jean Taylor Pat Thomas Miss Holder President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor THE MASK AND WIG DRAMATIC CLUB . . All the world's a stage . . . and one man in his time plays many parts. The main purpose of the Dramatic Club is to create an interest in the art of drama at Tifton High School, through the work on dramatic performances in the club. From dramatic bulletin boards and working on the play for assembly to making Sputnik for the Homecoming parade this year has been a busy as well as a happy time for all in the mask and wig. First Raw, left to right: Miss Holder, Joyce Petty, Dianne Dillard, Frances Rigsby, Bootsie Hartley, Judy Ireland, Pat Thomas, Treasurer, Jane Harrell, President, Mary Jean Taylor, secretary, I.yn Lindskog, Sara Roberson, Ellie Gait, Frances McMullen, Joannah Sims. Second Row: Carol Lee, Jane Paullc, Gail Lunsford, Vickie Kent, Har- riet Vaughn, Joanna Hill, Marianna Girtman, Glenda Nobles, Dannette Walker, Jackie Gray. Third Row: Ken- neth Hall, Donald Pearson, Larry Whitten, Bobby Thomas, Bobby Davison, Russell Mayield, Buddy Tucker, Johnny Durham. If MEMBERS: fFirst row, left to riglltl Virginia Greene, Nell Tabor, Carolyn Gill, Marlene Branch, Carolyn Davison, Anna Rigdon, Dellene Branch, Sandra Coarsey, Gail Rain- water, Patty Goff, Patricia Horne. fSecond row, left to right! Matti Anne Eason, Kitty Jean Walters, Brenda Sum- ner, June Blanton, Laurel Bird, Troy Daniels, Betty Wil- liams, Louise McBrayer, Ina Claire Watson, Joyce Wal- ters, Bobbie Ruth Harrison. FUTURE TEACH ERS OF AMERICA Encourages Students to Enter the Teaching Profession The G. O. Bailey FTA. seelcs to encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qual- ities of personality and character which are the foundation of successful teaching. The club members are provided with specific information about opportunities in the various Helds of education. Carole Biddy, the Director of the Second District FTA. vvas elected Future Teacher of the Year from that district, and was spotlighted on WLWA in Atlanta. As its major project the FTA. awards a scholarship each year to one of its Senior mem- bers to be used in the continuation of her education. 102 OFFICERS: Janice King, President: Ina Claire Watson, First Vice- President: Carole Biddy, Second Vice-President: Dellene Branch Secretary: Virginia Greene, Treasurer, Miss Rosemary Johnson Advisor. 'm ffdw in J- 'I' LIBRARY CLUB Serves the Student Body The Library Club is an organization for all those students who are interested in reading and in assisting others to learn the value ot books. Its hrst and main purpose is to give the best possible library service to the school. OFFICERS - President Jerry Croft, Vice-President, Jeannette Brinsonp Secretary, Johnny Durham, Treasurer, Buddy Driggers: Advisor, Miss Birch: Reporter, Ruben Clements. MEMBERS-First row, left to right: Mell-aa Graham, Vernor Carlton, Riley Gordan, Jimmy Chestnut, Jimmy Collins Fullmore, Decia Cook, Nlelba Cranford, Patsy Hudson, Jerry Croft, Gary Roberts, Clenton Fletcher, Wayne Flow- Sara Long. Second row: Miss Birch, Johnny Durham, Edgar ers. 'FUI OFFICERS-Anthony Tanner, President: Fred Hill, Vice- Presidentp Gary Bishop, Treasurer: Rose Wood, Secre- tary: Coach Davis, Advisor. First Row, left to right: Gary Bishop, Patricia Lawhorne Nell Tabor, Becky Key, Geraldine Smith. Second Row Fred Hill, Neila Smith, Mary Jean Taylor, Grace Hand Bonnie Goode, Rose Wood, Carlton Revels. Third Row Joye Chapman, l.yIIa Crum, Pat Thomas, Vickie Kent, Coach Davis. Fourth Row: Anderson Mason, Tommy Cot- !! ll Encourages Good Sportsmanship All athletes who have earned a varsity letter and all cheerleaders who have been on the squad for one year are members at the T Club. The main objective ot this Club is to create a better relationship between the athletes and student body. In carrying out this objec- tive, its purpose is not to gain praise and recognition tor the ones who participate in sports, but to give the whole student body a better spirit ot sportsmanship. , tle, Harry Doss, Robert Deen, Larry Fowler, Russlll May field, Mac Wilder, Wheeler Bryan, Sonny Harris Fifth , Row: Larry Whitten, Jimmy Ross, Wayne Cooper David Bodenhamer, Winitred Vickers, Jim Gibbs, Milton Paulk Ben Simpson, Franklin Johnson, Tim Davis. Q:fg .g f A Q few , ,yr V f, 1 W' ff' ' ' T 1, :ME ha 'f-.-f1 4 Q im W ,MM vm. Q . I K , p A ,J A if ,Q 3 ' s ,Q My 4 - Q . 'gi 'Q EQ vii? W'1 A Q-.wi ' as W ff Q afm?y W N, 7 ,, E Af 3? X 1 QQ, , s f 1' an K f hz, MH 215 R , 4 v 4 fwf 'L Q.. Ik Q 22:2 , A., M JM ff if in 1? .af L 3, awm mgm gf i H Q . fi! wEfffEz2,1 . ' ia V, -si' - 1 'Q lm. W iii. f'F a ' Qt S. V 4 M .. , .V 1154 4 W5 .- x 19 I K wygwgg xy r W, ' J' VV ' W ,551 L...-u 1 1 .1 First Row, loft to right: Myra Nell Willis, Treasurer, Peggy Carswell, Parliamentarian, Rose Wood, Reporter, Clarice Word, President, Suellene Hall, Secretory, Jocelyn Bohannon, Vice President, Tommy Cattle, Dream Boy. Second Row: Mrs. Collins, Advisor, Betty Doss, Grace Hand, Sandra Coarsey, Charlene Smith, Mrs. America Eidson, Advisor. Third Row: Sarah Hutl, Jane Medford, Joye Chapman, Suzanne Smith, Billie Willis, Lois Mangham, Leah Banks, Barbara Sanditer, Beverley Pitts, Sara Gordon. Fourth Row: Snokie Ridgon: Anne Collins, Patsy Ingram, Carolyn Hand, Sandra Faye Blanchard, Dellene Branch, Faye Lastinger, Virginia Bishop, Kathern McCrary. Fifth Row: Mildred Blount, Ernestine Wood, Irma Ree Beggs, Louis Sledge, Melba Whlddon, Fredio Rice, QW' Reida Ann Parker, Jackie Baker, Diana Palmer, Myrna Lee Gift, Linda Hardy, Charlene Curry, Wanda Wiggins. Sixth Row: Brenda Dodgin, Karel McMillan, Betty Sue Oliver, Ra- noma Denby, Ann Gibbs, Eva Justice, Sondra Golden, Jean Greggory, Myra Jean Padgett, Margean Garrison Faye Stone. Seventh Row: Julie Hale, Ruby Nell Livingston: Nelda Jean Moore, Ann Gibbs, l.a Raye Watkins. Eighth Row: Jo Lee Carlson, Sara Will Lee, Betty Ann Flowers, Peggy Sutton, Decia Cook, Joyce Tilt. Ninth Row: Myra Jane Hinson, Glenda Copeland, Gail Walker. Tenth Row: Garland McElroy, Faye Norman, Becky Key, June Talley, Juanita Wade, Judy Paton, Carol Bennett, Kathrine Malcolm, Imogene McDaniel, Grace Taylor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . , JOCELYNE BOHANNON . . . . . .Vice President Learning today to llve lleffel' sununc HALL ........ ...... s eu-em-y tomorrow. MYRA NELL WILLIS . . ...... Treasurer ROSE WOOD ...... ........ R eporter The Fufure Homemckers of America Club is PEGGY CARSWELL . . . .... Parlimentarian TOMMY COTTLE . . .... Dream Boy composed of girls who are taking or have taken Home Economics. Their purpose is to try to make the home a better place in which to live. Entering a booth in the Coastal Plain Fair, joining with the nation in proclaiming National FHA Week during which deeds are done in home, community and school, and entering a float in home coming parade are among their many projects and services throughout their year. Each Spring and Fall members attend the district meets at Albany where they get new ideas for self-improvement and club improve- ment. IMT MRS. COLLINS ................................... Advisor mg' ' Yi 1212 ll! KI ' ERS V. U RE ARM or AMER' G 1,,:yy .QL '1 A ' 410 N Q - , XF! V xv? vnu... 0 XJUC Q NX Helps a Farm Boy Help Himself TU iii., I 'A xf ! 10 4 Lg e'ffff3w. FUTURE FARMERS or AMERI r- :xx X. , I9 pg :: 'J' C , 1 x 0:91 by nrn.u. u.nv. avr. sw if il ll MEMBERS-First row, left to right: William Sledge, Tom- my Cottle, Eddie Lee Willis, Willard Ingram, Bobby Joe Summers, Harry Doss. Second row, left to right: Gene Montgomery, Everette Ivey, Franklin Johnson, Glenn Glover, Jimmy Mullis, Bobby Lee McDaniel, Jimmy Mc- Brayer, Joe Hill, J. T. Childs, James Bishop, Rayborn Tucker, Lawrence Tucker. Third row, left to right: Aubrey Gibbs, Dale Bradford, Sammy Mason, Earnest Mann, Jun- ior Branch, John Kennedy, Albert Hale, Wayne Cheek, Ted Whitfield, Donald Massey. Fourth row, left to right: Philip Heckerson, Joseph Boyd, Ken Smith, Lowell Sims, 108 wnwqrwfvv- f-W-v--s ' Earl Cook, Elvin McAllister, Ford Mashburn, William But- ler, Clellank Tyson, Billy Tyson, Neil Clements. Fifth row, left to right: Maxie Spradley, Tom Keigans, J. C. Hester, Bill Montgomery, Ted Spradley, Jim Gibbs, Bobby Joe Summers, Alva Ray Graves, Winfred Roberson, Kenneth Willis, Jimmy Ross, Don Shiver, Johnny Dumas, Ronald Brownlee, Jimmy Stripling. Sixth row, left to right: Bob- by Beard, Arthur Busbin, Donald Summers, Gerald Whid- don, James Lightfoot, Frank Clark, Don Mullis, Kenny Bruce, George Wright, Billy Hendricks, Carl Kelley, Oscar Payne, Jerry Walker, Nelson Bailey. OFFICERS WILLARD INGRAM ........ President TOMMY COTTLE .......... Vice-Pres. BOBBY JOE SUMMERS ...... Secretary WILLIAM SLEDGE ......... Treasurer EDDIE LEE WILLIS .......... Reporter HARRY DOSS ........ Parlimentarian MR. EUBANKS . . . ....... Advisor MR. PEELE .... .... A dvisor MR. SANDERS . . . .... Advisor I believe in the future of Farming with a faith born not of words but of deeds. These are the first words of the Future Farmers of America Creed. Tifton's F.F.A. Club is one of the most active of the 8,569 national F.F.A.'s. This year the F.F.A.'s Wild Life exhibit at the Tift County Fair won first Sweetheart v-.851 prize. The fair booth is only one of the club's many projects, such as the Mother, Father, and Son Banquet and a calendar with the members picture on it. The aim of Future Farmers is: Help a farm boy help himself. Ros! woob Mr Brunch presents awards to corn contest winners 'Nb SPORTS ,X X gm . 4 BuiId me straight, 0 Worthy Master- 1:1 X154-X Q. x ,. ,,,,,1 E'1wM fw- 3. VW' ' +'K'f4f , ,f wb, -QA, ' . . Q 1 , 7 I 3 - 'wQ,,,if?'. - - '-:Tie VT 3: 4, gig.- V V ,f W A77 W -ffgwfi ' 1 4, A , L, X f:.wMm.' ?'? 'f '53v ,A T3 fmwfdez. f I ft, ' . 'V , ,:qfwsHkswGf -fiazhx, Wim f. as Q M. ffwsfw .S M wa, 3 , V, Y .4 f Www . ,,,,,,-,ir,Ma,,w.k,. Mfwvg, . Z MW MX 7 jtkfgyska M :ii,4,,,:i52iL, WHK .5 x,A,.4,?,,iYKM 1 , Dy. ,, ,gimlgl if L1fww.,m HQ.. I 47' 'fn , hijggf K,3.,35,k ,545 iff w 1, ,. Q, Qiwiwygq 2 SCOREBOARD TIFTON O ......,..... WARNER ROBINS l TIFTON T3 .... , . .IRWIN CO. O TIFTON 7 .... ...ADEL O TIFTON O .... ...THOMASVILLE lf? TIFTON 6 .... . . .VALDOSTA 33 TIFTON 7 ..,. .HBAINBRIDGE O TIFTON TO .... .,.. C AIRO 34 TIFTON 23 .... ...CORDELE O TIFTON T3 .... ...AMERICUS O TIFTON 21 .... ...FITZGERALD 6 CO-CAPTAINS-Fred Hill, Co-Captain, receives congrotulotion for being named All-Amerizan prep from other Blue Devils' Co-Cop- tain, Carlton Revels. The '58 Blue Devils opened Their seoson wiTh o splen- ond Gcillo before being sTopped by Three power- did disploy of power in overwhelming The Demons oT houses: Thomosville, VoldosTo ond Cciiro. However, Worner Robins. olTer These Three deTeoTs The Teom rollied To be-OT The hcird fighting Blue Devils hod Their be5T seg- Boinbridge, Americus, Cordele, ond Fitzgerald. son in four yeors, with The oTTiTude, The game isn'T The Devils were eligible Tor The region Chom- over unTil The lost whisTle hos sounded. pionship buT hod To TorTeiT The TirsT gome wiTh Wor- The Blue Devils rolled over Worner Robins, Adel, ner Robins becouse of hoving ployed on ineligible Ben Simpson, Edgar Carlton l.ef's make the score 29. .4. 'bien-F' CARLTON Rlvils FRED HILL GARY BISHOP Hallback Tackle Glldfd Win, W WINFRED VICKERS LARRY FOWLER Center Guard '56 2' - - an Q , ' 2? S 'im' . NLM S N , ln. 3 Qi lp m, V- V - -. -Q, I - 1 - Q , X Q 1 . , y I k h-vf' ' , , iplgwig .. . 1 A f warg? 3 fflQ'ff1 , ,. -lvwg ff - ' A - Q, 2 L -x I ..-,. n 1 ,, 5,333 ., .... lg: Q K gn 5' V -5 K, I xg -Q 4- ,A H W, , K , flu? K ,... z: , .- 9' f . , ...il 1 .qi ilz 1 f Q-. we . 9,5 - ---- .. 4 N M r r y V m ' 'fm . 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I 9519i ' 1 if A' , - 5 12.5 3557 TIM DAVIS WAYNE COOPER ROBERT CROWNOVER Quarterback Hulfback End Gary Bishop, Kenny Martin, Russell Mayfield, .lim- mY R055 Show Cl line eXhibiIi0Il of blocking, which Tim Davis scores winning touchdown for Blue Dev- led to a victorious season for the Blue Devils. ils U9Ul 5f B l 5 ld9e- DERRELI. FOLSOM Halfback Go ge! em Devils' M 1 I ks MAC WILDER Halfback .. I W Carlfon Revels, spirifed player of the Blue Devils, receives player award from Matt Whitman. DO' JIMMY RAINWATER BUCK WHEELER Quarterback fullback 1 l if . 5 4 ihe most valuable , A mf ' 1 wil, V M 7,4 xxx 1 i 5 ., 'fins'-Vglf 4 ,,x1.-k Y WILLIAM SLEDGE Tackle GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM SHOWS SPIRIT AND DETERMINATION COACH BUD WILLIS The 1958 Angels did not make an impressive record as for as the win-loss column was con- cerned, but it had something which tevv teams possessespirit and determination to hght even it the score was against them. Vvith the graduation ot seniors Grace Hand and Rose Wood, the team ioses two ot its outstanding piayers. TEAM-I-ef' fo fighfi I-0iS Sledge, mdndgefi Palsy Ingram, elle Walker, Juanita Wade, Grace Hand, Grace Taylor Myra Nell Willis, Geraldine Smiih, Sara Lee Hufchinson, Fredia Rice, Carolyn Hand, Rose Wood Qkneelingl C Suzanna Smilh, Bonnie Goode, Martha Sue Denham, Neila Captain. Smith, Co-Captain, Coach Bud Willis, Dot Thompson, Dan- SCOREBOARD Neils Smith ... ............,.. ... 54l Grace Hand ....... . . . 225 Myra Nell Willis ...... . 38 Martha Sue Denham .... . 37 Sara Lee Hutchinson ..., , 24 Freida Rice ...,.... , 2 Suzanne Smith ... . 2 Holding the ball that is to be used in tirst game of the sea- son, are Co-captains, Rose Wood and Neila Smith. fffaf Wi M we ' M in Coach gives last minute instructions. Rose Wood Neila Smith Grace Hand Geraldine Smith Bonnie Goode Martha Sue Denham my who-....M BASKETBALL TIME TIPTON TIPTON TIPTON TIPTON TIPTON TIPTON TIPTON TIPTON UPTON TIPTON UPTON UPTON TIPTON TIPTON TIPTON UPTON TIPTON UPTON UPTON UPTON UPTON UPTON UPTON TIPTON Forward s skillful passing leads lo a VICTOYIOUS season. OCILLA .,. AMERICUS ... NASHVILLE ..,. THOMASVILLE .. ADEL ........ AMERICUS ... -IAHIRA ... ASHBURN .. OMEGA ..... VALDOSTA ..... CORDELE ....., WARNER ROBINS OCILLA ........ ADEL ......,... OMEGA ..... CORDELE ..... THOMASVILLE .. ASHBURN .... HAHIRA ....... VALDOSTA ..... WARNER ROBINS NASHVILLE .... OCILLA ........ WARNER ROBTNS Nella Smnh one of the Angels sharp shooters ralses the score from Guards Rose Wood, and Bonme Goode dlsplay n fine exibition of Angles defense Grace Hand drives ln for two pomfs VARSITY-First row, left to right: Coach Fred Tucker, Tim Butler. Second row, left to right: David Bodhenhamer Davis, J. T. Childs, Tommy Cottle, Sonny Harris, Homer Milton Paul, Harry Doss, Jimmy Ross, Anderson Mason BOY'S BASKETBALL Team Has Impressive Record C 0 - C A P T A I N S Jimmy Ross, David Bodenhamer, Winfred Roberson Under the competent direction of Coach Fred Tucker The Blue Devils completed a victorious season. As the season progressed the com- petition became stronger but through determination and coeoperative team- work, the games ended with I7 wins and 5 losses. Next year's team will miss the skilled playing of the following seniors: Win- fred Roberson, Jimmy Ross, and David Bodenhamer. COACH FRED TUCKER UFTON UPTON TIETON TIFTON UFTON UFTON TIFTON TIFTON UFTON TIFTON UFTON UFTON UFTON UFTON TIFTON UETON UFTON UFTON UFTON UETON TIFTON UPTON SCORES OCILLA AMERICUS NASHVILLE THOMASVILLE ADEL AMERICUS HAHIRA ASHBURN OMEGA VALDOSTA CORDELE OCILLA ADEL OMEGA CORDELE THOMASVILLE ASHBURN HAHIRA VALDOSTA WARNER ROBINS NASHVILLE AMERICUS JIMMY ROSS WINFRED ROBERISON MILTON PAULK 123 soNNY HARRIS .,.,..5O . .... 44 ......,.. 35 4 ,...,. 50 ........ 43 ......59 ......46 ......53 ,.,...43 ......6O ......63 ......6O ......45 ........4Q ......63 UPTON ...,.. 54 WARNER ROBINS 57 ....,.5O ......56 ......52 ......49 ..,...6T .,....56 ......58 ......38 ...,..48 ...,....53 .,,,..5l . ...48 .....,59 49 HARRY D055 TOMMY COTTLE At fhe begmnmg of Valdosta 'hfion game Harry Doss hps io feammales Devils race down court to block scoring of opponent. DAVID BODENHAMER INDIVIDUAL SCORES Tommy Coftle Jummy Ross Wnnfred Robe-rlson Dowd Bodenllomer Horry Doss Milton Poullc ..,.. Tim Dovis ..... Sonny Horris ..... Anderson Moson . . . Donold Summers ... Homer Bulfer .. . Billy Greer .... Roy Rutland ... Billy Evons .... o ',,, .W I. 4 eff N-Q Q x VF: A fl? 2 1 ,, Wk E252 ,. bf 1-,QW fi ww' W Q, Nia 1 V55 ,, ,594 VITIES ,Q f. Qjafjg X ff! AII are architects of Fate, working in these walls of Time -Longfellow First Row, left to right: Mary Mills, Margaret Bowen, Betty Chloe Glea- ton, Linda Hardy, France McMul- len, Caroline Gill, Betty Carter, Marianna Girtman. Second Row: Joanna Hill, Janice King, Irene Durden, Pattie Golf, Jane Medford, Bobby Thomas, Sara Hutt, Jolie Carlson, Carol Harvey, Carla Greer, Myrna Gott, Snookie Rigdon, Mary lou Greer. Third Row: lou McMil- Iian, Bobby Gibbs, Jeannette Brin- son, June Tally, Charlene Smith, Martha Lucas, Sandra Cox, John- nah Sims, Gilbert Maulsby, Jane Harrell, Carole Biddy, Ronny Coop- er, Ellie Gott, June Blanton, Gar- land McElroy, Tommy Joiner, Bobby Abbott, Claire Peacock, Wayne Sumner, Shirley Allen. Fourth Row: Sara Will lee, Kay Mosley, Jean Gregory, Charlene Currie, Sally Zimmerman, Janice Register, Byron McMiIlian, Claude Barker, Fred But- terfield, Tommy Pittman, Don Bon- ey, Charles Hurst, Buddy Harden, Hil Hutchinson, Allen Moon, Wayne Ellis, Paul Spradley, George Spar- row, Johnny Durham, Sonny Wal- ton, Donald Pearson, Dan Smith, Bobby Fullerton, Reuben Clements. Filth Row: Buster Monk, Joe Biddy, Ann Gibbs, Tommy Wise, Charlotte Carson, Virginia Greene, Ronald Broadway, Darryl law, Reggie Gunn, Tommy Parkman, Mike Hen- derson, John Girardeau. DIRECTOR Uncle Len Lastinger THE BIG BLUE PARADES AT Tifton High School has always been proud of its outstanding Big Blue and White band, but especially this year are we saluting Uncle Len and his fine group. The band performed this year at Jacksonville, Florida at the annual Gator Bowl Game. Not only did they march in the nationally televised parade, but they were chosen along with six other outstanding bands to give a six minute pre-game show in front of the thou- sands ot fans attending the game. Yes, we salute you, band! You are o credit to your school as well as to the town of Tilton. 1' fusia H., X 2 X 9' -v -J 0 'Y r A' tl 3 ff A 25? as hw 2 15 X2 limi' aaiiv- ' HEAD MAJORETTE Mary Lou Greer A 1 x Qkwfw' Ami, T . ffl 1 X hz . gi Y 5 'kr ffflfy ,ij A X I x fu . fsfnv. an STM I Q I .xi .3 if' f '5 ff W v , Q ! l A92 5 32' gli? Q it 1 gg Ml W, 3 'Q x ak -4, 3 N as X 5 ,iam I fn V N W2 if ,, ,fm I-' J W I Q , V: V, Z5-Vie My 4 WW wi W, V? mi, I Q r W X i W ,A Him., 35 kr. , , . gf, 9 zz A , , 'Q 49 1 ' A 'yrggf li? . 'wg 12, 5! wx E H , 5,,,,31V Sponsor - MRS. WARREN Manager - JOYE CHAPMAN HENRI ETTA WALEA Captain MARY JEAN TAYLOR Co-Captain Vlckle Kent pg, Thomg, Suranelle Thompson Patricia lawhorne CHEERLEADERS First in the Pep Parade Jocelyn Bohannon lyllu Crum Becky Key Nellie 7050? Government Class registers to vote. Km . X JL Scared Sophomores. nf 4 ,iss 5 Joye Chapman is crownded Farm Bureau Queen. On her right is first runner-up, Henrietta Walea, and on her left is second runner-up, Laverne Johnson. 2 Miss Holder presents Mr. Taylor a going-away present at faculty party. Little Shirley, come blow your horn. Coach Davis relaxes in chair to enioy T.V. on Pig Davis Day. HOMECOMING ls Proclaimed Pig Davis Day. The i957-58 Homecoming was a very special day. The day's activities began in assembly with the pro- claiming of Pig Davis Day, Coach Davis was pre- sented gifts from the students, faculty, and business men. A pep rally on the front campus and a colorful parade highlighted the afternoon's agenda. Although the hard-fighting Blue Devils were de- feated by the Cairo Syrup-makers the happy spirit of Homecoming was not destroyed. A gala dance with the crowning of Queen Carla Greer climaxed this salute to Coach Pig Davis. Revels goes down after gain in yardage. Football Sponsors-Left to right: Cario's captain, Henri Etta Walea, Betty Chloe Gleaton, Cario's co-captain, Faye Shaw, Carlton Revels, Fred Hill, and Patricia Lawhorne. fb V ' Wise ., S ,V f ff ' K ' jj- , 5 ,4 -. .5 K f A N, i, ,JW fem fi,Qv,1-W S f-if-f Q ' ' if'-' HQ 2 ' 51. f X: . '2fv'ff'1 g z,.,1+TSi'w 4fffg,45:iff X ,4 ,,w:aJQNjwh:Z J 523 'ff f Jw L , , I V, , 1 , Ji ' -1',9g:f ,-.3 :Q ' L 1, ,V y A , 1 2.1114 tangy., W ' iw why , Q. MW 4 xt Q N .F J- K me W 4 z faffpi pr M W , , .ff ,A 4 14' Qf, , I1 . Na f? ' ,fqfygigfaigg . iw ' ,412 A - Y Q sigma' ff? . .nf M' if ' 1 THE 1957 JUNIOR-SENIOR FEATURES ORIENTAL GARDENS Moy l4, l957, vvos o loig night for the iuniors cind seniors ot Titton High School. Roin wos coming troni everywhere, but thot did not dornpen the spirits ot these excited stue Zlents. As we crossed the bridge, we tound ourselves in o heou' titul Orientol Gorden. Flowers, drogons, ond Joponesee dressed ushers ond entertotners enchonted us so thot we wished the night would never ond, however, ot the stroke ol twelve, tired teet crossed the bridge out ot the lcincl ol the Eost bock into Anierico. This donce thot topped them oll vvos the result ot inony hours ol plonning ond hord vvorlc lt will linger long ir the niinds ol the iuniors oncl seniors ol Tilton l-ligh School. URlENTA R Entrance into Oriental Gardens. lib Are you sure that's the girl you came with, Wheeler? 4? il , i 232 ' ' 258' rw -11 Qs., H N y s.. .1 N 'aff X, + ,IN 4 ff ' ' ,Q .- , -ak, Q M: . K , 3 wg x , ,, K K1 x 3 X '53 95 g 51 1 1 'P A solar furnace made by Russell Patrick for Chemistry Proiect. r.n.L.A. Baby non AIIright, But you carry them next time. Overwork ed! Good Game Hurrah, for our side! We won. .. n F 'll urge--F , Nc.-1 Home at las!! r ,sz 'v gf? v Was it funny, Hoyi? Miss Johnson thoughi so. New Key Club members surely do dress funny. I ,, 6 f WJ if? How, now, Brown Cow. Thank you! Don't fake if so hard. w1'fw2Mvi15wsfM LW..-.fananab M- 4. I dare you! wir N, kr 4 ls this u Snow Man? Never had so much fun! Ready, shui! W A wif Aim, Fire! Wait 'fill I get mine made. Puffy Cake, Puffy Cake. 'E Q .Ml , , 1' ef'- : i ' !',,,,1c ' 3 Mr. Bailey proclaims Good Deed Week for the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 5N'-x 'fl Ain't he pretty? 544531 Y Club Christmas Program xg Q All Shook Up! Sara Wnll lee recenves 4-H award from Mrs. Frances Mobley widiivf inok Kap.. as-1 ,..d nxt An Q1 Il 'ff s-,,, JA? I ip., XX. X Hard at Work. :gall Give a cheer! Mr. Bailey and David get a demonstration on the use of a Shepherd's club. City Manager, Shell Hartley, proclaims Y Week. I'm an old cow-hand. Big Bad Croft. M? RLATIVES 1 silt -riff xv 7 xvav' Xl 111 So build we up the build- ing that we are. Wordsworth MARIANNA GIRTMAN FRED HILL MISS T. H. S. and BEST ALL AROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED HENRI ETTA WALEA DAVID BODENI-:AMER ,.,..,,. MMR L'-F-Jai. MOST INTELLECTUAL CHARLOTTE CARSON BUDDY HARDEN ., gn.. H K,f,,,, ,., ., ,I , 35' T T U .. ,W , , - '-,, - , ,ml Axis' 'J N . M- V. ye I Z A gg 5 Q 4, , ,b - 3 BEST PERSONALITY JOYE CHAPMAN GEORGE WRIGHT , ' M S ,553 i ruff! A if MOST POLITE CELESTE FULWOOD JIMMY ROSS C7 MOST TALENTED CLAIRE PEACOCK WALTER STEPHENS BEST CITIZEN ROSE WOOD WHEELER BRYAN VVITTIEST LOU MCMILLIAN GARY BISHOP NEATEST JEAN WEBB HARVEY HATCHER E 152 Www QM FRIENDLIEST ' PAT THOMAS ANTHONY TANNER W K O K ,- is lui QQ. kg , A ,u, f. hs O xp Q PRETTIEST a nd MOST HANDSOME CARLA GREER JACK LEE if SWEETEST MARY MILLS HOYT VANCE WW MOST DEPENDABLE CLARICE WARD GILBERT MAULSBY MOST ATHLETIC GRACE HAND CARLTON ROVELS 'J A Q 4 A S . 0 1 3 - 1 4 -I if E! Q54 is et sr ,fa If 5 B X' 2 fl' 0-0, .I N I- ' .I Cf' w H o' S w H o my 8 Q T 2, Q . , , ,- A-9.1. - Je, f-Q fl- .11 ,- s I . . .I l ' RUNNERS UP T T 9 begmnmg at top I BUDDY SMITH A CAROLE BIDDY wINERED ROBERSON I 'f EREIDA RICE , A BILLY TYSoN .' I ! DELLENE BRANCH 1 JIMMY PHILLIPS f' BETTY Doss f BRENDA STRIPLING BETTY wATsoN MATTIE ANN EASON A SANDRA coARSEY soPHRoNIA u. HAND l Vuck e Moore Jumbo Walker MASCOTS 4 ji Glenn Stcmrus Valerie Cotfongnm c ,, My fgff' M 4 ikiiwm 'xg ' fi W 'W if Wggw M52 -' :iff 1 . ef 525 fr: A ' in 1 fi , ww ff ii -if , ggi A 1 .., 5 f 3 Q f3.1 '?iex MEM ...e ,A R- 55 F y an I Q 1? fi- ll ff' U .J 3 ,Mai W , flies W? LQ 253' If lm 25. wi'- in Z E! 922 ' ISEMENTS X ' O He builded better than he knew -Emerson I3l1ST XXI:-HIS IO bENIOR CIAbb OI 1918 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY I HONI- 400 UN POI Lum 1 mrws or COLLEGE HILL BEAUTY SHOP II I INII LEONARD MORRIS xx ADCOCK S W T HAWKINS cIflleI'IS Hardware Service II fl l'l MOOR S JEWELERS NI l I I FRANK RALEY HERRINGS FOOD STORE NEWS I L' I, 'IIIFT 47,121 IIQIA I , ', ., If .I 1 CLIN I , 'INIS UF I'Imn1- 931 'I'ifl0n, Cm-orgiu PICIIXN l'III41IfS XIIIC IIIILIIICII IIFN IfUNII'I.IXIIf'Y'l'S HIV I vv 1 v - . . IIII', lil X HI IIIIHIII' 'U 'I'iI!1H1. Ilv' X IBS Ifu-I FI-1-nxnl Nu:-I 12411711711-Ulf'V1f.N uf lfmnplilm-nlf UI I 807 S01 I1 Hai Sire-1-I 'fiflo . Georgia .IWW Rutland. Own:-r 328 a'n Strw-t Plmnz ff Ifnrnplirm-nts of 'I'IlI'I 5IiS'l' FUN I S1-1-uml Stn-1-I unml If:-ntral Me-nllv 1112 Comphments of HARVEYS SUPER MARKET Lompllnwnts of Blalock Radios 81 TV 607 South 'Slam Strmft Phono 1832 CO XIPLI Nl FN TS OF K N I G H T S FURNITURE COMPANY T1 ton 9 Ilns! Inrnplflf Fl RNITI Rh XPPI IXWLE TWD N11 SIL 377 NIa1n Street Phone 1393 Compliments of TRI COUNTY GAS COMPANY lonzplmtents 0 Short and Paulk Supply Company Phone 97 South Nlaln Street TIFTON MOTORS Phone 80 1710 PI 1 N101 TH DODbI' lla S010 CHRI Sl I-li INIPI- RI X1 Dodge Job Rat: cl Trucks Nfalcolm Tyeon johnny Ford COIIIPIIIIIQ nts of lou Xunuc Ihom 43 Dowling Tucker Furnlture Co , Inc South Nlaln Street Phone 1097 Tlfton bforgla Farmers Feed 84 Supply Company 519 South Ilaln Strut ' ont 1977 'llfton fmt YIOUR PUHIWX DLXLILH On the 1'arnl Cu tom CFIINIID and Nltxln MCCRORY S Compliments of Orr lrrlgatlon Pump Company Compllmentb of Emmett Tlre and Recapplng Co TIFTON Cronnu Complzments of GLADNEY REALTY COMPANY I I A- - f . 1 It . RAINER'S PHARMACY I ' 1-I3,'-:H - ' -' Ih - , I-1 gia I 54 we 251 ' ' 163 l0lIIlIlIlllllIfS 0 V KELL COMPANY BOWEN DONALDSON II IOR N II llrilrzbulnrs XII XIIII-Ix I S for IUNAI Ill I Xluqrnx WIIITP nuf N N 1 n luvr ld I III-N s TURNER HARRELL MATT WHITTAN 1 n lunr IH I INIINIS lUNIlII'XII'NTN UI' PINKSTON DRUG STORE Tlfton Pollce Department S LANG PRINTING COMPANY HARRIS HARDWARE I The Rlte Way Shoe Shop Russel Danlel Irrlgatlon Co Evan s Standard Service Statlon I N II and Nloore II1,r1I1u.1x DUFFY'S DRIVE-IN pump IH, IMI Hn I mm 4: f lflr I-1 ,urs ' ' 4. ., REI, I 'FICE NNI' .SI'lI.ICII'I'ICII , I IANS f A, ' 3 Inu- Au- - at .'ixII1 flrwl 'I'n- rox. iLr:om,u hm, ' 'h g' UNI 'I, I I OI lIIINII'l,INIICYIIS OI UI Tnfln . 1' g' 1gml'I.4 1. UF I P, LU .' ' mimllflnll-1NIl's ulf 11mll'l.lNlI41N'l'.' mf nm I'IAlXIICN'I'S ul-' 43mIl'l,lNIliN'l's nl 11UXII'I,INIliX'I'SUF ' ' ' II l IXHHNIN ALPINE RESTAURANT r TIFTON BEAUTY SHOP 2341 11 I rzl r CARSON BROTHERS IJIU I XX N tl ll 1f111f undrx 1 LIL xlmll lg S77 WADES BEAUTY SHOP Howell s Llttle Supermarket MRS LEON CLEMENTS flflllllflfi Eastern Auto Store, Inc IOINKD uvwtl Aumomv of ln! COCA COLA COA-lun U COX 7, .V UF I.,-'UN A ANU IJIIY Cllr INC LUN 1:1-Lulxulx Till mul 'HI1 fir'-ts 1 ,X Ihnnv 'I ' 5111 ll if:-ntrnl LJ 091 - A H ' K' -' lpr I an .S I S - XX 'I T-I' UK-l '-lllfI.lXl'1liT XIUIW. ICIJX X. Nl 'I'Il. XXII NlIl,lJHlfIl 1 X H4 'xi I I lfUWI'l,lXIlCYI'S ilUNll'l.lXIl'1N'l'S HI UI I ' I flil Fu-I Znll Slum-I Phllllf' ll? LIOIIIIIHIIIUIIIQ of 1fUNll'l,lNllfYl'S UF O ljy I H45 Our Most .Smwre Congratulatzons and Best Wlshes Uhr Bmlg Gltftnn Gagvttv PUHI ISHERS OF THE PIONFFR A Prus Wmnmg o M190 Newspaper GEORGIA S OINLY IJAII1 NEWSPAPER WHOSE Better 'Vw Pawr CIRCUI ATION EXC EEDS THF POPI1 ATION OCIA C ontc t TIFTON RECORD SHOP 165 Low Nvenum 1'h0n1 2100 Ilfton Icorgla LANKFORD MANOR Route 11 Tlfton Ieorpa HR LONDITIONFD ROONIS UR I OYIJITIONI' 11 R1'ST Il RANI Phom 9105 N R N1 1.mk0r41 JAMES B ECHOLS Duzmonds of Ihmnrtmn 'Nlyon Hotvl Block PIIOIIP CHILDS MOTOR CO Flfth Street and Tlft Avenue Phone 508 Tnfton Ceorgla Comphments of CLIFF PARKER 81 SONS cmmm INSURANCE GEORGIA PRINTING COMPANY OFFIFI' SI PPI IES AWD EQI IPMFNT 'NIyon Hotf-1 Block lomphmf nts of W J FOREHAND SOIIC mm c Manu LONGRXTI I ATIONS SEWIORS JUDGE J BOWIE GRAY ,Iudgn SUIJFTIOI' Lourt Ilfton .Iudxual flrvult CONIPLINIILNTS TO CLASS OF 1958 Tlfton Hardware 8g Supply Co Lerner Znd and Txft 'kwnue Phone 1027 Hasfys Radlo and Televlslon Shop RADIO TELEVISION PHONIOGRAPHS INTTERLOM SYSTENI Sales and OCTVICB Tn-'rox EJLORGIA Komphments of BROOKS AUTO PARTS hon: 2188 'llfton brorgla COX DRUG COMPANY Thirty three Year of Serum- Three IILCHSIWI Pharmauet 1- R AWK NIOO51' Rl DY lla O O 3 ? A I ' ' I I ' 'ev 13. 16 'A 5 . .1 . , . . , A W , XSS IMS. I ' . 1- 1' ' ' - . Im. ,- f C.-X11I1.1AC PONTIAC G. NI. C. ' I . . . . . I I 220 A D I I . 1 S A. C omplzmenls TIFTON COTTON MILLS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES XX df Q H364 MM' ww THE CITY OF TIFTON L Hayman Layton Hardware and Furniture Comp any 114-I WALKERS SERVICE STATION flllf PRODL CIS PHONE 511 LOODX E XR TIRES-BATTERIE EASY PAY TIRE STORE y ACCESSORIES WESTINGHOI SE APPLIANCES RADIOS E1 T o Coga Sty EVANS MEN 81 BOYS SHOP 10 s Tftni, g RODDENBERR HARDWARE COM 160 East Second Street TIFTON, GEORGIA Y PANY Phone 53 Home 0 Famous Brands THE BIG STORE I OIIIPIIIINDI of Benson Youmans Dress Shop llherf hun luslonwr ls I1 l'r1en1I I' 5 con Ihnn on for Mary Lynn Fabric Shop NIUII ll anal flll 2338 SINCE ,flllbwldflzt 1908 nrrons alduz nnolrs ha I' I olrlplumvzls of TIFT COUNTY DRUG CO IIUNI Curly Top Beauty Shop Ill Ihon I omplun r nl c T C GREER Shernff Tuff County KONI HATI I AIIUNS N M IIIIXIXIINIS BURKHALTER CHEVROLET Inur frzemlly llvale SAI I' 5 Blrdsey Flour and Seed Store I1-8 I on we Ilfton Ieorgla 1 nl Manager Sa 1- an r- N rx I on I 1 I omplnm nt I THE STYLE SHOP ll hen l'1 FVUIH' Likes lu Shop I r Ihr lat sl n Styles mm 1 INII-NTS or BYRON RESTAURANT NI RN III I ungratulatwns Seniors TIFTON LUMBER CO Iwtabllshr-II I93w IIS I ' - s 221 I. fv' fI ' 4' 1831 Y Tm I GI gig I'X'I III'1IINS I .-XISIIIIIS . ONS sf - 5 4' I G+-'4 1,11 50th M-ar Ihonu- 'f 'I'iIlnn. lla-ul'gi'l U P f 1 52 of O O I I OI Mr u I,lf1'l'lIl'f ylcll n ' Stn-e-l , 1' I314 II'Ie'a IIIQ' 1-nts. ' , 5 ' 4I I-'i III ff' I' I'l r- 107 1 ' - so .Arn , 41' 1' ,, , . .I ,r,. . , .. , . , I . b A. . U, O CURRIE FORD CO SALES SERVICE WRIGHTS DRUG CO 1 BELK HUDSON IT FORD TRACTOR FORD TR ACTOR Kennon Tractor Company t P 56 THE CITIZENS BANK OF TIFTON Members GEORGIA BANKERS ASSOCIATION an AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION Phone 4126 COMPLIMENTS PEERLESS WOOLEN MILLS all THEIR EMPLOYEES I Comp iments of ' va T F ox. Grzompu Compliments of A OF Tif on, Georgia hone 3. d d , A- va H39 STATE FARM INSURANCE s lo Ixlu lll Sl c I me Lu nu: N Atwater Peacock Electric Co COMPLIMENTS SENIORS 1011112111711 11ls nl EVER FRESH BAKERY Ilnral Str I IIIIIIIILITILIHS 11 CURTIS PACKING COMPANY WIIOI I SAI I VIFATS K IP4 Sli NUI I TIFTON FLORAL COMPANY IIIIIIX an SUTTON AND COPELAND THE PIANO SHOP Nu ,iii- momzfo AUEEPSAKE :Amr CENTRAL JEWELRY CO 1 1 Nlam xlc XII LINK rx ' 0 It I'a1y.' V1 xx Y ' II. II. IIHX QZI4 IIIIHII. Lxil. Yo ' f ulx I'IliI'llI :Xgmllu STATE PAIN INSURANCE I69 . ' x ' I 'IIlIf'I'U '. IIICUIHQIA - I I2 Ifzlsl 'q ' .' CCI I'Iwm- 'JIU , 'l'l1f'roN. G1-:mann . ,A '. I ' . ' ' ' WL' ILUNTINI IQII Sl ll IICSS , mn' ep uw ' IIXT IRI- Nl'I'li IH5 1 3 ' i 5I,AIfLII'I'IfII'ING .XXII I'IIUffHF-SING 4lUmI,hIm,nlN U,- IIIIUII' Iffll A H ' 'l'lr mx, 4l1,um.lx IIIf'I'0N. ,ima :lx I I:-11111111 I4lblH'IlIII1I II:-nrx Sllfl II ' IIIIIIILI fil 'r IIHIIIIPIIIIICIIIS ul' X I I I .T X D i Iligunumls INT Vvvsl I-III SII'l'l'I - UU- 'I II H 7 'I4iII - I1 1'f i XX zu xN11Jl41u+3l.m lim' uv. ji 'I - IIIIUIII' 36113 NX-2IIl'III'F ITU I nmplzm en! S SOUTH GEORGIA OIL COMPANY Complxmcnt of Quality Concrete Products Co 'Ninth Sire t Phonr 310 U ox rox f lflllll ilJNllllNll'NlS lf llftun Cc r Chappell Service Statlon fun, 011 lrmlu ls I Ulllpllllltlll of mars mms lSlT'lFRll'S ALCFSSONPS TIFTON CLOTHES 5HQp Plmm 1.44 Z8 lou Xumua llflon OOF ld ROWE S STORE FOR MEN Lompllms-nt of POLICE DEPARTMENT Phone 234- F 'rox ll-Ullll-K The place to 0 For the Brands lou Ixnow Tlflflll CCOTEIH l Olllplllllt nt of yer s 66 Service Statlon 71 H 011 QUT H Smgleton Furmture Company lumplzmenls of BARNETT S l' KSIIION OF Dlbl INC IION l'a t Second Stn t My Flower and Glft Shop 0 R Nh Q 1 an Sm It ll ith Flowers and Gills for All Ouaswns We Wxre Howe-rg Phonn 1920 GLOBE LOAN COMPANY STRII FI Y CONFIDB NTIAI ML Laet nh Strcet PHONE 1523 Ill ION GP ORCH l l ' s A . 1 . - of ,' 1- A . P. . li, 62 Vrllf' . L1 ,lx I, '., 0' ' , fu gin ' O I I ' I l... A E S , k - 3 A V. . .I . ' ' s V ' ' X W' ' IF L3 Q . l D 1 . Q CONlPLlNlliN'l'S OF :sos West h sr. l'l ml- -we ' ' Till . ll' ,giu , . i . 0 I Xlrs. . . 'l.-an Nlrs. C. R. 1' lry 1. . V ,,.ATl,. .Y ' -I Q 'lr -V iv ' I 1' s Q -1- ' ' A 2 ' ., w - . x , 4 . A . , , . T THE BLUE NOTES llll 1 1 n a T ll x K l rx S an x ml llrull Rainwater Furniture Company h 101 RXDIU SIAIION HIV RXI'll YI N Incl Thanks lo ll lon Hzgh Sluzlrnls Radio Tlfton WWGS mul Rlgdon Irrugatlons 8a Alr Control Co HP X NIR HJNDIIIONINC UNM! llilill AIION HSI mm 209 lf un Avi. or mul Lal r d xour gnur ncrul re h 1 T COLONIAL DAIRIES Jlllxx B Vvumn THE BANK OF TIFTON N 5 '-700001 Urmlnr IJPPOS l IXSI HX KUKIURAI N In mx I 1-om IA QUNIIINIPN Q COHENS DEPARTMENT STORE HHI f.IlllH1lliVIl4'IlfS nf I kv. ,. E QIZ 'IO Ii 1 n Nh-Nlilliun Tru wt He-ggiv lm Rss ll 41 Xilllms SQL' liar. Wa 4 IlIa.'lur Pi' 0 1 I WUIWSI1 IPI' uf 'l,. A' , I. NIJ, KINIJS UF Fl 'XVIII HE Xl.l. IIUlSI-1Fl HNISIIIYG Q ms 500' 'ITS . fm. lam 7:4 'l'if1..n. rs.-.Wit I HH Ull ywur dial 0 1 . f KI., . . . Colonial IJIIIIFIIUS llillf rmff .llillf l'ru1lur'l.w Fu sale 'l v' 1 V- Is III 'UNI' or mlm-II '- - f S tu your lunr 1 f .I 'I .I I N11-IJ If ,l, I II . .I I.I'Il'IN1S 'I x' 'Int ,Can . .'1 lfslallalislwd in H590 j Al DA K 1 l'L KIA-XI'l'lIgXl, :XXII .Il I .lf -ff . LOU Ulf lflilll-IIRAI, l .IIII . .I .f NCR I I NIU ,. Wt ,ISU 41 l'hum's I2. HZ. and H113 IIII IN T I IIIII I T I 1-K f 11111111111 nn I- WE 1lr1oN BUICK coMPANY art Dept W I CKILII' h W LIIX AND IARXI IOANS cl-f I Ilom 7 Bm: f lllffllllltllft N Cum W C MCCOrmlC LII urm tn of Luuntx LOIIIIIII IOIKI' Bennetts Body Shop rl clephone 677 U 11111 llllfllllltllf 311114 ll 1111! lgllllllllllllj Bfllkt N11 Moody Theater Advertisers 11111111111 Lztlz Hlllplllllll Rubin: Stamp Box N Phum 1091 717 IVL tS1uumI Strut f Illf7llllIlIIfI C W PEARSON I 1 Illffllllll NIA GEORGE M SUTTON Tlx Commlssloner Dlxle Llly Mllllng Co , Inc f 1 mpfinzz nfs H B ALLEN Ti t County Superintendent Economy Auto Store - . 'lin Qt. I unc .23 ' III-'TUX CIEIIRKI .A DIXIE LILY MILLING C0 INC JU l , ' Uf E . . B B 103 S. Central Ave. Phone 285 P: s I - . Ph. Sl ' 'S 'z Lot I' . E50 I ' I ' A A' 'I A 1 'I'u- rox, ljrxcsm fu I ' .' nf ' r .Lb P. U. , 397 ,I1IF'l'0.', I f cam . . ' 1 1 ' . H L. .n NL, X ' f ' f' 11. cm. f 750 - ' AVI I I ' ,vu I ' Q nf of AVI I . l Q U ' f 718 XI. I 'h - HI I , ' ,lx .I 0 NIFTY SHOP Compllmenls HENRY BQSTICK Clerk of Court Norman Motor Company, Inc Lzncoln Mercury Studebaker SALES Phone 13321333 526 W 7th Street 'IIFTON GEORGIA Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Serwce Corner Sth and Rallroad Street Phone 2017 All Cleanmg ln Plastlc Bags BOB BOWEN Brookfield Gm and Mlllmg Co Bowen s Store Phone 1282 W Of ' , BROWN'S CLEANERAMAU 174 Since the Dawn of the Cenfury WE HAVE SPECIALIZED IN THE PRODUCTION OF OUTSTANDING COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS Q50 Fl 6 go I tllllill. E an n 'i S 'r'Nc5 t65x FOOTE sl DAVIES, INC. ATLANTA