Tifton High School - Talisman Yearbook (Tifton, GA)
- Class of 1959
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' ' 91 ,Q --A -'s 'B '-v--1--'sv' community in March of Dimes. 3 Ol di ,I I I J' I, ,C f FOLLO 0 sg JC TO of - 3 , 3 'nv ,f 4 , -9 A, -4- fs - .- ,J fd?'f 1Ar' 1 1532 Q Victory for THS Angels. QV., 'E ,y ? '1 WI 3 Q. 'Y' Mr. Coleman, the Department of Edu that his watch dial gives off radiation cation visiting Science teacher is demonstrating the use of a Geiger counter He finds Cheerleaders keep in shape. VVhen a student begins a new school year, he is unaware of what the year holds for him. Uay by day, week by week, and month by month, he is grad- ually enlightened as to what a year at THS can mean. Through an invisible fog of fornzrzlrlelzyde, he is introduced to the intricacies of biology dissection. ln the l.atin class he struggles with irregular l.atin verbs. Under the influence of Poe or Chaucer, he strives to become an efficient research theme writer. VVhile gasping for breath in chemistry lab, he ana- lyzes evil-smelling solutions. Throughout the year school buzzed with academic work. ln the class- rooms the student executed effective experiments, didactic demonstrations, helpful homework, practi- cal projects, classroom controversies, and thought- provoking themes. l-le quoted quizzical questions. bore burdensome books, considered complicated charts, nursed neglected notehooks, and tackled tick- lish tests in his search for success. Christmas Assembly program Miss Holder demonstrates make-up techniques to Dramatic PTA memhers enjov back-to-school night at first meeting Club. 2,1-s l.l I CO ' -.huh Blue Jaws and Devils tangle l Ili 1 I Ill Mmm PUMRT 1959 Homecoming Queen and her court. Cnrls rv Home Economics class learn the modern method to make helts QD .,..e go' - '25, The Wild Winds furnish dance music. Future Teachers give Teacher Appreciation Banquet success W, ,, , 7 Teachers enjoy pep rally from ringside seats. Physical Education classes in action, f bocnology class vlsnts Sheriff Greer. ' THROUGH ep rallles keep school spnrnt hugh roufflm L nb 1 Nl lu he lvnrns the mezminv o On the 'lflll9tlL held he lpprcmlres rho nnportmu CIHL6 vhllc uorlcmg behind the scenes at dgmgg-5 of folloumg the could lllTCLllOIls ind lKlXlkl llur urmg the drew rehearsal of 11 plav, which never mg the ugle of urns 'md deff-fats he leirns tlut L0 seerns to L0 right he rexlizcfs rhf- value of paris-ncc OPCVIIIUIIfllI'0Ug1l1IC'lIllXKOI'lx md good Nl3UI'l'NIlllllNl'llP llll good dlsposltlon ricmlslnps nvver mean so in Nlfllllt PC LX u ruu lr dx N ugh 1 on flu NKLII und triw out of town. ll cgril 1 rt virtues mal lkl'IlLN 4 is 'fin-n qhnngg-S rn m spir e to the Nfl1CllQN md lull rom'1lxCc1 mlm mr ippx ll lltllx in mtc' I,j!Ill' url! n meals are served to approximately 250 students dails fgbsms. -ff ff M ,, 'fgc..'.fwf l ., 'Md'- a::pf ' W .X ,- X W . tis ,,...,,.'- A F ,.,- 1959 THE YEAR ,Q wk, bfgkx .AK V4 Buses transport 64W of THS student body Students enjoy Homecoming Dance fi-A-tem fx v Jw' Another superb performance bx the Bug Blue and Whnte Band 5 xv. 7 ' . , t Q - :43Q.1 f5' , e V 1 ' l W :N i, -:Zigi - y I V 5+ . nj? 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A I - Q Published by the TIFTON HIGH SCHOOL S T U D E N T B O D Y TIFTON, GEORGIA I'l Basil 11 DIAXNI- IJILLARD JAKIES NIL LLIS X 'w f-6 W' ' I UN A H lI:H b f.ll'l UU L, -.d F aug! 212i .--Y 3 If 4 COACH FRED TUCKER DEDICATION A moment s time of apprecxatlon a thousand words of gratxtude could never express the hxgh regards that we as senlors have for Coach Fred Tucker He has wlllmgly dedicated hlS time and energy to promote the feelmg of togetherness among the students and faculty of Txfton Hugh Hrs frlendllness and wlt have brlghtened many an hour and the qualltles he radlates have made us better men and women In later years, as we look back on our high school days, many things may seem very vague and far away but our memorles of thls man wlll always be bright and clear We, the graduating class of 1959 do dedlcate our Talisman with love and appreciation to Coach Fred Tucker D r 7 l CONTENTS FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION CLASSES Page ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS 'I48 FOREWORD As vou turn the pages of the 59 Talrsman some of you mav thunk the job of pubhshmg a ve'1r book IS routine with each staff Actually for those who shoulder thrs responslbllltv, the task IS anythlng but routme Each vear the nevs staff takes prlde ln putting out as attractive an annual as possible We of the 1959 staff have worked very hard and palns takmglv to record falthfullv and reallstxcallv the lxfe of our hugh school tear We know that as you scan these pages sou mav possibly find errors but we sxncerelv hope not We also know that sou null find much that will call to mmd gaxetv serious moments sad ones hard work and the usual pauses rn school routme for relaxation 'md fun All these facts of our school lnfe are on these school pages but there IS much too that we cannot record those dreams those Ideals those long long thoughts of youth that are a part of us all thmgs never expressed but never forgotten We hope thrs 1959 Talxsman wlll alwavs keep those memories brnght If ln later Vears when each of us has gone hrs sep arate way and Txfton Hngh School assoclatlons are but a part of all that rs past then If thxs book can serve as a realistic tangible lmk of recall be tween that past and tomorrow lt will have served nts purpose well That IS the hope of our staff that the 1959 Fl 'llls man mav have aided you along llfes hrghwas , . . 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BOARD OF EDUCATION - Supervising the numerous activities of the Tift County Schools are hoard members. left to right: Messrs. John D. McLeod. George Sparrow. Joe Kent, Jr.. W. D. Doss. .l. P. Anderson. and WV. F. Watson. Not pictured, Mr. Bob Reinhardt. Mr. Henry Banks Allen, Tift County School Superin- tendent. sq--11. Q11 1 1' Dil 1 I 11. 1 in: Miss Julia Short. school secretary, checks student's record. X FACULTY liliss Emily Burch ..., hlr, Julian Cannon .... hlrs. hlajor Collins. .. lllrs. Homer Crum .... hir. Alvin Davis ..... ..........Librarian . . .lfnglislz, Economics, Geography ....llorne Economics, Family Liring .........Biology, Latin . . . . . . . .Football Coach, Boys' Physical Education lilrs. Gerald Fletcher .......... Home Economics llr. Gerald Fletcher . . hfliss lwarian Hayes .... Bliss Ruhye Hitchcock. . . Bliss Lolla Lee Holder. . . . . . .Chemistrjg Physics, General Science . . .Algebra, Practical lllathernatics . . .Shorthand, Typing, Ofice Practice ...............English hlrs. Howard Hult ........... American History, Sociology, Govern ment hlrs. Joe Johnson ........ Biology, World History, Health Bliss Rosemary Johnson English, Algebra, Practical lllathernatics, Yearbook llrs. Ralph Kickliter lXIr. Len Lzwtinger ..... llr. W. R. Legette .... Nfiss Helen Loyd. . . .....................BIble hir. Henry A. lliller .... Bookkeeping, Typing ... . . . .Band Director . . . Typing, Shorthand, World Historj' . . . . . .American History' lN'Irs. T. A. hlitchell, jr.. . .English, Latin, Pioneer hlrs. F. lloon ......... lXIr. Grady Peele. . . lliss Eunice Pullen hir. Adolph Sanders .... Bliss Julia Short ...... .............English ....Agriculture, Shop Algebra, Geometry ....Agriculture, Shop . . . .School Secretary Xliss Helen Spurlin ............. English, French hir. Guy L. Taylor ..... .............Principal llr. Fred Tucker ..... Girls' and Boys' Basketball Coach, Drirers' Ed., World liistory llrs. George VVarren .... Girls' Physical Education, Gl'!1Ff'lll lllalhematics ,, ff 'Af' ' ., L. H ' QE Mr, C.,,,,,.,,, Mrs. Collins Mrs. Huh Q l Social Science Students study the development of Amenca ln Wir MII lers American hlstorv class Mrs Johnson Mr Legette Current Events mterests the students m 'Vlrs Johnsons World Hxstorw Llass C vnu' S, Some of 'Nlrs Hult s gowernment students look at the flags representmg the countries ln the Umted Nations ., .xl I ina M- A-jaw .. s , ' f 4 ek I ' 1 1 .yy I , 4 lx A we , l l , J M 1 Nlrs Collins helps her Famxlv Lrvmg students to analsze the problems rn marrlage au... MISS I-Utd Mr Muller Coach Tucker Loyds Buble class tx World cnrlrzatron began along the Euphrates Rnver u pomts o t Mr Legette to hrs world hlstorv class Prepares for Better Citizenship Coach Tuckers World Hxstorv class studies the relngnons of the world I2-Ax 1 Mr Cannons geography class sees film strip on the solar sxstem I C C Q .V K x Q.. ii.- -.. K' I lx ' at U , 5 A 5 i ' .V l J li Picture to right: Students study the New Testament in Miss , . I I I L 5 'l , z f hh M . V. . . . ,, , V I . I . . u l A - l I- QQ Mrs. Crum Mr. Fletcher Mrs. Johnson Interested Students Study Science The Physncs class IS determxmng the resultant nf two forces acting on a body. fi H1 Mrs. Gladys Johnson pomts out a diagram of the ear to Biology students. Mrs. Crum s Biology students learn the four stages of mltosls. s. Collins Mrs. Fletcher Girls Acquire Skill in Homemciking fr ll 1 il Q Home Ec. girls admire the pears that they have canned. Mrs. Collins' Home Ee. girls prepare a well-balanced meal. if . .. .-l-,fe . M... .s w Xl :TR , ...tl in s. i G73 .... ,H I Nlr Pele Nr5gd,-5 One of Nir Peele s Shop students demonstrates the use of the band saw Vocohonol Agrlculture Green Thumbs of Tomorrow 5 .i 'Q -5 'Q 'S 'Nh Sanders mstructs the bows on the use of the txltml arbor saw English Cou Miss Spurlin Mrs. Mitchell Mrs- M0011 Miss Holder Mrs Mntchell helps student wnth sentence structure O55 QCD A 9 Semors ln Nlrs Moon s class study how to wrlte papers May IS the mdnrect object m thus sentence states Miss Burch L-if feseafoh Mr Cannon asks English student a questlon about tran sltlve verbs S . X 9 0 l sy . 0 Q V . n D , 5 ,, e, sees? . I , . ' Q ... 1j,f :. , ?, N'p'y A I rses Designed To Meet Students Needs Literature comes to life on the screen in Miss Johnson's English III class Miss Holder has English ll students to record their voices in order to learn to speak more effectively. Miss Spurlm discusses the French and Norman in Huences on English literature with Seniors. Miss Johnson Miss Burch Mr. Cannon Students Quality tor Good Jobs With o Business Educotion oe: Q -rv ' Niisg Higghcnck Mrs. Kickliter Mr. Legette Miss Hitchcock teaches office practice students how to operate the mimeograph machine. s ,tg ' ,S Vir Legette gases speed test to Tspxng I students -'Y rf Under the direction of Mrs. Kickliter, students keep practice sets of books. IC xii K 93:45 Ill Students learn Christmas songs in French in Miss Spurlin's class. There's a Greater Need for Foreign Language Study in Q! 11 i t The World Today Mrs. Crum Miss Spurlin . 0 Latin I students study ancient Rome and its language in Mrs. Crum listens as Latin II students translate from Mrs' :Hitchens class' Caesar. 5. Nlrs. Nlltcllell Physical Education Builds Strong Healthy Bodies Library A Quiet Place to Study Mrs Klckhter who IS llbrarlan 4th perlod helps glrls select biographies for a book report Nils B rch Nlr luckl ter Students benefit from the wnde vanety of books m the hbrary numbering over 4000 and research maternal 1 ludmg 15 different sets of encwclopedlas Ninss Burch shows student how to use the card catalog 2J Ns- o 0 Z - . . 1 'Y 'V . 's u . s. i -, Q r X v - . ' , TLC .y -,Inf ' 4 5 I he L X Miss Lee instructs Frankie Flippo. a first year piano student Instructional Sup Stull, Bus Drivers. . Mr. Len Lastinger, left, is band director at Tifton Here Mr. Lastinger meets with band directors from Sir. Taylor and Mr. Hailey. Tift County Instructional Supervisor. check the results of Nlental Aptitude and Achievement Tests given in the high school this year. 30 dosta, Dublin, Griffin, Moultrie and the University of gia at the band clinic, held at Tifton High in ervlsor Music Teachers Lunch room Lunchroom managers Mrs Copeland and Mrs Dunn prepare Mrs ROWHH 'liift COUHIY Llll10hl'00m lunch visor takes pride in keeping the l Through fair weather or foul, the bus driv- ers get the students to school. Left to right: Messrs. W. W. Selph. J. H. Jordan, Wesley Lavender, Louis Gibbs, W. H. Mallard, John Monk, W. H. Fowler. O. P. Padgett, Murray Montgomery. Johnny Chambers, Lawson Eu- gene Venson, Donald Montgomery. Not pic- tured: Mr. Sauls. Ctdded - 4. ' K ll N l ..- ...?,L as-:sim ig: 2 ' il . 5112 Eau: I --I 1 ya d Hggill' aussi' 3 H 4 II --S1l e ' Qlniui :fl IHLEI ' hflvfll, E hq'?x . T llln V' 4'-A - 4M .A f A f X '32 if if . 47 , , H5 Ei in Q i , 'Z f 5 I I i , 1 S 9 ab' Y , ,-ww ,,, .ff i www W , nw, , X iiiw 4-. x x ,,,, 'M' ,V Y, .,,f2Hff2iW H - ,V wwf? J, 4 ' A2i W J , 'S- yiffjfwny , ff A -f ff' A Q 4 V, , My,gsg5 gy, V W A 2 sr' THE SENIOR CLASS A-r OFFICERS It llllf I trlr 1 I 1 1 ref IIERRX S I UNI -XIRIQI-X I XIXHID N II IISXII SI ff 1'-If ff, ....,........, 4, Q 'r ,-.',, Wm- .....,.,..... NIiII,ASXII'I'II -, -.,..,.,. . PQI 3 ' RSI .P Qlfnf ............ 1 ,xx 'LLIN fi'-5 'QS gr- BOBBY ABBOTT Underneath hls qulet exte rlor hes a fountaxn of humor and good common Qense JOCELYNE BOHANNON Queen rose of the roeebud garden of gurls NELSON BAILEY IIIIQCIIICYIOUN manner source of Joy LONNIE BOYD Llfe has a xalue onlv when xt has somethlng valuable 35 lt: object TIFTON SENIORS OF I959 CLAUDE BARKER Full of wut full of fun he ln lowe with ex erxone DRUCILLA BROWN X QUICK brunette sneer and understandlng manner ,......, 'Q 1, LOUNELL BLANCHARD Xlwan wllllng to do her part RONALD BROWNLEE lt nice to be natural when xou re naturally nlce MORRIS BRYANT TOMMY BURTON HOMER BUTLER Quletude 1 a urtue ln tt Ill astontsh the natlon and My only labor was to lull I newer trouble trouble tll se all creation just vsalt and time trouble troubles me see' WILLIAM BUTLER 4 . 15 Nh- ,- Jane why the wlshmg well? WYLENJE COOPER TOWINIY COTTLE SANDRA COX Nnlence 1 the golden kes rogre -me athletuc ant ppx am l from mare friendly 'lm free Vlhw arent thex all 4-. j Q WILLIAM BYRD man nexer know- what he can do llfllll he trtes DECIA COOK Xccompllshment t 6 ward of patience PEGGY CARSWELL X utal charmmg personal 1 '1 mo r salualw e aw BARBARA ANN COOPER Nl Q-me ls one great art o tonxerxatxon The Senlors Faced College contented luke me 3 by NIFLBA CRANFORD lhes 1re onls trulw gr at who 'Are truls good -af! Q? 1, 'I' tg lk V ' A ' D ff ' ln? 2 A 7 2' , 2 t lf A 2 2 'eg Q l X 2 v5 Y H, ff: ' 5 x., ,t V . A lil 1 ' v l YM If ' ny Q ' l .-.-eff' ' . A - h re- ' Y J f Y. 1 . . -' W ,' - u . ,M A K f.- ' 'rt ' - 12? 3 rf :Q rar ,Q 'Um Y 7 BETTY CARTER WAYNE CHEEK JIMMY CHESNUT JIMMY COLLINS Neat petlte and sweet Dont take llfe too aenou lx Roll on old world and Ill Must I work Oh what a xou Il nexer get out alne roll ulth you waste of txme' LUCY COOPER RONALD G COOPER RONALD K COOPER WILLENE COOPER le s ju t lox es fun more can for no one dellghtg m vsass he remembered a orrouful man Board Entrance Exams LYLLA CRUM THOMAS DANIELS BOBBY DAVISON DIANNE DILLARD Perfection her trade He 1 jollv good natured Don t worry It makes deep Her eyea sparkle vuth cheer mark and true more than hm wrlnkles fulneas and her heart vuth hare he rs xslllmg to do smcerxty I 9 5 , , is-. - 1: W., . - W , if gym.- W 1 3 1 I an A 7' A . V A' gf-A 'fl' V v X I Q L A' , - y A. , qy- .. y . ' . ' S-,Y .. , , 1 .. B. 1 Y , . ' , ' , rx ,' , u . . ' u It's not that she likes work Be always as merry as you VVork?? VVhat's that ? Her casual manner will al- Q,. ' Q , . 'Y ' . ' . ., Y' l S . H I .. ' is - -- 'S ' 'YY Y I- 1 ,' , rl V 1 . V- - . 'Y i ' 1 v . U Y - ,' ' I ' I 5 'k ,' ' .-x ' , vv if f . i A HARRY DOSS X etlc x rx and full f fun Hes made a fnend ex erxone LHARLES FASONI Small nn poundage but great 'f T7 JIVIVIY DRAWDY BUDDY DRIGGERS LA TRELLE DUKES an a are e Frxendlx EXPTCSSIODN connect not xude readlng but the falls ln lifes road useful reading that tends to excellence BILLX FX ANS LI INTON FLETCHER LARRY FOWI ER rush QIllClx and lnels happx and snare I max lo orne ln per unalltx rr ru-1 rush exerx gax a smlle for all who come thing en atlonal set xxhcle ua! Marching Out of Assembly First NIARY NELL GARRICK ANN GIBBS CAROLINE GILL JOHN GIRADEAU A shnnmg lxght from head to Xlssaxs happx nes er sad Intellxgence and a good dns I haxe taken all knowledge oe posmon qlllfe a wmnmg to be rm prounce combination FN 1 ' '--o IRENE DURDEN Tho she was small wxsdom and fellowshlp were wlth a VERNON FULLVIORE VS nth a personallty lllte that success ns sours JOHN DURHAM Song ns 'Wan s sweetest os BARBARA GANN Let come what may Ill do mx best Lunch belles Was on Unexplolnclble Thrlll to Seniors JOHNNY GLEATON GLENN GLOW ER PATTIE GOFF BONNIE GOODE I'he xdle mnnd 15 the deuls C ne to the world the best bweetness 1 an everlasting Wu acxous and talkatne nm-kbhgp xou hase and the best vsnll charm dark Nmlllhg ewes come hack to you fl 1 Cv . 0 Q-, I N 5 1 Y ' n ' A V1 v J 'ZH uf' 7 U, - - - ,' yn .. , . -- ' . X.. 'S , ' -- Y . . r . . ' . .' . f ' , , rr P 1 1 , X! Q 0 fy, f l ' 5- 1 Cfrws slrls' MELBA GRAHAM LINDA GRAY Her ready look and eye X friendly sn xle a heart mle shot right and let rue always happy neyer Lore of arroyys' y Ac KAY HANLOCK JANI' HARRBLI Y X trxend IN a person yn h hr the loye of laug ter yyhom I may be sincere hlndcr nur the humor of her Seniors Worked Horcl To Be SARA HUPF HOBBX HUTCHINSON FRANKLIN JOHNSON 'IONIWIY JOINER LMC! hfe lou, that Fold Not you ,erwug not too gag Be alyyays as merry as you lrue mlrth luke a rn r Just happy m his Oy-yn may can for no one delights the deeper lf IN the less UOISC a sorrowful man rt makes . rv' I AU V' '4' ' ry ' ' -' 5 1' , so s 'l 5 ' f il I , , ' s- lll -. J t U h , . , K' 7' I design, . Q , , - . . N . K. f, b. . , Lv- y 9 In my . , yy ' , or F 9, 'fly ' rf' f I v-'sv s..-.1 Tri VIRGINIA GREENE REGGIE GUNN She has all the qualities of Nothing is impossible to a a great lady' willing heart JULIE HALE How far that l1ttle candle throws her beam DAVE HARRIS SONNY HARRIS Hes got what II takes to Always strning to do s get where hes going best hell one day be a 1 success MIKE HENDERSON Rare compound of qualities noble and true with plenty of sense and good humor too Exempted from Flnc1lExc1ms CARLTON HALL One does not know-cannot knovs the best that is in one BETTY HENDRICKS As merry as a day in May AUDREY JONES RILEY JORDAN JAMES JUNKINS CARL KELLY The ldeal of courtesy wit Live well today and tomor- I shall not pass this way Peace is the fairest fo grace and charm. row will take care of itselff again. happiness. rm of I J V N 'C T7 Sb' PATRICIA LAWHORNE -HQ cunnmg aw a kxtten ax hun an a hee happxeit lxttle lasne you ever dld we .IOF MASON t IE frle d n 5 we be reckoned a ITIZINIEFPICCC of nature Q JOE LAWRENCE VS hat urtue ns hevond gen ETONIU D DONAI D MASSFX X true frxend ts forex er a friend LYN LINDSKOG A lox ely lads garmented 1n lxght from her own beautv JIMMY 'VIcBRAYER X great none xndlcates a great man DIANNE MARCHANT etts I e melodv JANIS MASSEX McMILLAN Studs sharpeneth the mmd Sensors Come Early To Be ALICE MORROW JAMES MULLIS NELDA MOORE SHERYL MOREY Speech IS the some of the Fair IN faxr work or plas Kmdnew generosxn and I am a frnend of all whom heart nseetnesx are her tralts Ixe met 1 ' gn... L 7 -7- KENNY MARTIN Life is a game and hes hound to win FRANCES Mc'V1ULLEN Capable of doing almost anything ANDY MASON He was like unto a riddle book full of many ques tions JANE MEDFORD Keep your face in the sun shine and the ahadows wlll fall behind you Mrs Fletcher awards Sheryl Morey the Betty Crocker pm Measured for Cops and Gowns GLENDA NOBLE SANDRA O'QUINN MILTON PAULK DONALD PEARSON Ready for anything - Let's To know is nothing at allg lt's a friendly heart that has 'Good morning 'I hat 5 make it fun, tho. to imagine is everything. plenty of fgends the golden key that unloelts every door for me 9-5 in L gi' I, ,I L 5 QP' fr Wafch OU' fo' fm 'WS' BEVERLY PITTS RONALD RICHARDS x the grace we sax O well tomorrow lx an C od other dax BONNIE RUTI AND JUDY SAUNDPRS t c e xx N lmes to laugh frlencl are nn hu 'lNNt'f Choosing Groduotlon Invltotlons CHARLENE SMITH GERALDINE SMITH LOUISE McBRAYIIR NEILA SIVIITH ack haired, own eye .' e ia sur, 0 make c SMITH ny nt n b l . . . a vnamo of enthu.ia.m v. U '. W 'S hat Io' me '- - mes .' and fun. mines how I Ove. V 15. ad' j .1 nf' PM fr'--v WAYNE RICHARDS Intrlgued bv speed HUGH SHAW I can feel the twlnkle of hrs exe IH hrs handshake QCMN FRANCES RIGSBY Those about her shall learn the perfect ways of honor PATTIE SHEPARD Let the world slnp we shall ne er he sounger SARA ROBERSON Fun lovmg girl Has a great sense of -humor J OANNAH SIMS Gxrl qunt talkmg don t walt to be told If you keep your mouth open vour lxram wxll get cold Is on lmportont Event for Seniors JERRY ROWLAND Whatever IS popular d serves attentnon LOIS SLEDGE And still they gazed and ull thelr wonder grew that one so small could carry all she knew PEGGY SUMNER FLOYD SPRADLIN JERRY STONE BOBBY SUMMERS Fngrggnq and dlllgem Hrs hlgh endeavors are an -Xn hone tman IS the noble t X true friend may well be mward llght that makes the work of L od reckoned a masterPlCC9 f path before hnm alwavs nature brlght ? 'P W WAYNE SUMNER JERRY SWAIN NELL TABOR JUNE TALLEY Ea s to get along ruth has Lontented and quiet with a Brams charm and person X better friend rs hard to the qualntxe of a well man wonderful peace of mmd allts are her trade-marltb nd nered gentleman DOROTHY THOMPSON JOYCE TIFT BUDDY TUCKER RAYBURN TUCKER lllte a medxcme cal and modern we The Seniors Leave T H S wlth WINFORD NICKERS MYRTICE WALKER MYRTLE WALKER VELA WALKER to clown around Speech rw great hut sllence Ita the lnttle thmge t at Ihe twmkle ln her eyes be Ihe unconcerned type llkes rs greater count lles her quiet and fun 'W s p r I .V FF W A 'f 1 ,, S-V v. v J . y v. U . S' Y 1 . ' ' S , . Y ' .H ' -v ,IU H l Always seems to be careful. A merry heart doeth good Cool and nonchalant, musi- VVhy should life all labor ' ' . l ? .,, H: .5 ' U ,K . . K h . . . n - ' 5. Uv 'Y' ' h. - 'yy ' ' .-an in Y 'vw' g fur 1 ,1- 1 Semors practice for that all important moment MARY TAYLOR MARY JEAN TAYLOR Xn all round girl with Can alwau he counted on talent and ambition to do her part IRENE TX SON HARRIET VAUFHN Kern frxendls and eau t e a whisper get along with laugh Mixed Feelings of Glcadness ond Sadness -- JOYCE WALTERS INA CLAIRE WATSON PHOEBE JO WELSH TED WHITFIELD 'od 's r h 'r go ere ver ' s a r A Refined and quiet - as 'Slow and easy-going-hasa her heart. headed saint.' beautiful blond hair. good time alwaysf Q-5. if Lv X M ,. 1 Y V V' f W MAC WILDER A good natured fellow has a good trme wherever he goes MYRA NELL WOOD A cute brunette now BETTY WILLIAMS FLOYD WILLIAMS TOMMY WISE She has a wrtts remark for Cool and nonchalant mu 1 Do xour dutv and leave the ew ery occasion cal and modern rest to Heaven ANN WORTHINGTON LARRY WHITTEN Laugh and the world laugh Take hlm how you will he s Mrs yum von a jolly good fellow SENIOR DIRECTORY Bobby Abbott H1 Y 3 and 4 Band l 2 3 and 4 Nelson Barley FFA 1 2 3 and4 C aude Barker 1 and4 Lounell Blanchard Dramatnes Club 2 3 and 4 FBLA 2 3 4 .Iocelyne Bohannon Cmlee Llub 1 Student Coun cxl 2 3 and4 'lrx H1Y l 2 3 and 4 Dramatlc dent 4 Kex Club Sweetheart 4 VVhosVVho 4 Lonnie Boyd I' FA 2 3 and4 Drucllla Brown FHA l 2 3 and4 Ronald Brownlee FFA 2 3 and 4 Student Council 4 l'1l1sm'1n Staff 4 l3'1sketb'1ll 3 PYCSI dent of Homeroom 4 Morris Bryant Sr H1Y 3 and4 lr H1Y 2 Key Club 3 and 4 Student Councll 2 President of Homeroom 2 Tommy Burton Key Club 2 3 and 4 Lhaplam 4 Student Councll 3 Jr C11 s President 3 Homer Butler Wllllam Butler F FA 1 2 3 and4 Wllllam Byrd Allled Youth 2 Dramatlc Club 2 YTC 3 Treasurer 3 Peggy Carswell r Trl H1 Y F H A 2 3 and4 Parlxamentarlan 3 Secretary 4 Band l 2 Homeroom Presxdent 2 Student Council 2 Betty Carter rlfl H1 Y 1 2 3 and 4 Beta Club 3 and 4 Student Council 1 Band l 2 3 and 4 Secretars Treasurer 4 Fr1H1Y Treasurer 2 2nd Vxce Presldent 4 Wayne Cheek FFA l 2 3 and 4 Jlmmy Chesnut Llbrarv Club 3 and 4 H1 Y a nd Jimmy Collins Talxsman Staff 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Treasurer 4 Decla Cook Beta Club 3 and 4 Llbrary Club l 2 3 4 Hlstormn 2 President 4 Student Councll 4 Glee Club 2 Jr Tr1H1Y l 4-H 2 Barbara Ann Cooper Lucy Cooper FBLA 4 FHA 12 3 4 4 H 2 Talxsman 4 Basketball l 2 H X 4 r f w 1, I 4. -- - s'- ' ' HA . ... 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SONNY HARRIS NELL TABOR .grienclgerif Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. if , r g WMM- I -, f' ti. i ifr i1 3.553 'ra -' 3 , M , Q, ,,,, 5' F E 5015! pQI'50I'lClEfg Choose your words as you would choose your fricndi . . . for their character. WV .IOANNAH SINIS DON.-NLD PF,-XRS! JN DIANNE NIARCHANT BILLY EVANS Wadi Poke Happiness does not consist in getting but giving. ' gs. ,Xb,X' P n - N. f I 1' V ,f 11 A , i g 2 5 Q T pdeffiedf mmf xyancbome It is the pleasant words and the smile you wear that makes the sunshme everywhc-ref' BONNIE RIITLAND ANDY MASON LYLLA CRUM TOMMY BURTON Upto myself, I will obtain knowledge -then, I will strive for success. f fo Succee 4. ssl J . 9 in -Xs quiet as fephxr as gentle as .1 doxe their sweet LIISDOSIIIOIIS vsm ex erxone S loxe H 1 weefeaf 4 XX JAN M'-x -an-X 90 HARRIEF X Xl f HN VS ANNE il XIINI R A ixw Y T-:-gg 1..- ,K ., M, - , N 5 e 4 Q e .bi 1 I ei? ' I f ' H23 M3 xx ,Q 3' ,K . . f 2 - 19.3, a J N A K f' x 1 , 'X' Q l 1 A ' y 5 - , 'Wi C , pxxk Q, 'ix' xxx ,4 A, l 5 'XX x , X .kkbxi XX NX Qxsy xg 'K ' XQXXRE xx XL A xx , ff NN V nj mai NIARY TAYLOR FLOYD VVILLIANIS u lined YVhen love and skill work together expect a masterpiece, I ,Q ' lll'lI'leI'5 ' I9 Dianne Dillard-Best Citizen: Nell Tabor-llost Xlary Jean Taylor-Xlost Polite, Neatest, Cutest: Likely To Succeed. Best Personalityg Harriet Vaughn Xlike Henderson-VVittiest: joannah Sims-YVittiestg -Cutestt Lyn Lindskog-Cutest, SweeteSt, PYCIUCSIC Reggie Gunn-Nlost lntellectual, Best Personality, .lCf1'5' R0WlHHd- MOH Pfllifffi Thomas Daniels - Xlost Likely To Succeed, Best Citizeng Lylla Crum- NCHYCSTS Harry' D058-BIOSI Athleticil JamCS llllllii Xlost Intellectual, Friendliestg Tommy Cottle-Best - Most Dependable: Billy Evans - B-est Citizen, All Round. Neatest, Most Handsome: Neila Smith- FfiCf1dli6SI? B0f1I1iC GO0d6-1IOSt Athletic: ,l0hUH5' Nliss THSQ Buddy Tucker-Sweetestg Not Pictured, Durham-Slost Talentedg June Talley-Xlost Tal- Johnny Gleaton-Cutest, ented, llost Dependable: Donald Pearson-Neatestg . ,mymyw-F y ':-'fe-e--1 U ,-X fi Elf A .fx f Exit! sx aacofa lHPRPwX ROXXI un ,NH C 18 ,YVPQWQ,IAWHORNF x1AR'1'11A FRANCICS xmas! f M A ROI Q Q ' pmfrf Senior Memories X Honest. I didn't do it. Miss Hayes preaching to the preacher. Senior girls on cheerleader squad: Nell Ta- bor. Lylla Crum, Jocelyn liohannon. Patricia Lawhorne, Mary Jean Taylor. naw., if THE JUNIOR CLASS K. OFFICERS Prrsidrnt . Sfffffllfj' . . 1 -fl'F-PfF5iI1FHf Trmsurfr . .............BECKYKEY . . CHARLENE CURRIIC TOMMY CARMICHAEL FREDDIE BL 1 l'ERFIELD 75 th Judy Asensio Frank Autman J. M. Bailey Jackie Baker Charles Barfield Nancy Belt Carolyn Bennett Joe Biddy Laurel Bird James Bishop THE l959 JUNIOR CLASS Looks Forward to Yeor of '59 Virginia Bishop Sandra Blanchett June Blanton Mildred Blount Marlene Branch Sandra Branch Jean Braswell Kenneth Bruce Freddie Butterfield Tommy Carmichael Joyce Carpenter Sandra Carpenter Norma Carrington Billy Causey J. T. Childs Anne Collins Michael Collins Anne Cook Joyce Conger Mary Ann Cooper Wayne Cooper Robert Crownover Charlene Currie Carolyn Davison Nlarolyn Davison Tim Davis Ramona Denhy Martha Sue Denham Arthur Dowdy Marie Dunn Myrna Lee Goff William Goforth Sara Gordon Jackie Gray Henry Green Billy Greer Mary Lou Greer Jean Gregory Jimmy Grimm Kenneth Hall Carolyn Hand Linda Hardy Bootsie Hartlv Philip Heckerson James Hightower Nlyra Jane Hinson Larry Hohhs liohl-y Horne Patricia Horne Traynor Hurst Hill Hutchinson Sara Hutchinson Patsy lngram Judith lreland .Io Ann Jones Eva .lustice Joe Keaton Donald Kendrick Richard Kerlex Becky Key Q'-' ,. N ,..- is v Harold Durham Gorman Fidson Wayne Fllis Linda Evans Betty Ann Flowers Dale Fletcher Hobby Fullerton Ann Cihhs .lack Gibbs Betty Coll' Eager Juniors started Faye Lastinger Rudine Lawson Carol Lee Sara W'ill Lee Peggy Lloyd Martha Lucas Kathryn Malcom Suzanne Maulshy Herman McDaniel David McElroy the year with class ring order 'R Karel McMillan Kathy McRay Vernita Merriman Bob Merritt Allen Moon Buster Monk Ellen Montgomery Gene Montgomery Kaye Mosely Faye Norman Jimmy Norman Betty Sue Oliver Gladys O'Neal Marian Padgett Myra Jean Padgett Diana Palmer Sandra Parker Tommy Parlcman Carolyn Patton Judy Patton Jane Paulk Cal Peddy Wilda Peele Tommy Pittman Shirley Pope Jimmy Rainwater Linda Raley Samuel Ray Anna Rigdon Snookie Rigdon Suzanne Smith Maxie Spradley Paul Spradley Virginia Spradley Jimmy Stone Karen Stone Lillian Storey Jimmy Stripling Bernice Sullivan Donald Summers Brenda Sumner Peggy Sutton Charles Swain Grace Taylor Brenda Thompson Sally Thomason Jackie Tucker Joyce Tucker Dorris Vance Patricia Vance Dannette Walker Dewey Walker Gail W'alker Jeanette Walker Sonny Walton Buck W'heeler Gerald Whiddon Bobby White Clinton Wiggins Wanda Wiggins Charles Riner Wayne Riner Gary Roberts Harlene Robertson Henry Rutland Ray Rutland Ronnie Shellhorse Lowell Sims Robert Sledge Dan Smith Juniors ended the year Kenneth Willis Mary Willis Jimmy Wilson Ernestine Wood Sally Zimmerman 'f with biggest event Junior Sensor Dance Cut the gossip Laurel' eaggg. IO h- Waitll you hear this one I 1 v 2 f ' 1 A i N 'll W1 X '45 1 . , 3 A Mg if I - ' . M . V ts , 4 te 'W I 'Q sm- Q - A K ,' -5 ,iz ', L 2, A H- V. Ay, I , .. K YA ll, , Ak , 1 . , . A f rf. . , vi 9 . K ,, T, .431 - , . in 1 A W i. ly :J ' . . O 1 1- .A - .' -f . ,,. V, fu., . ., . W All wiv WW QUMK BECKY KEY JACKIE TUCKER unior auoriferi ff-3 utr yqdnfy 'G ,J , ...df uf X Q THE SOPHOMORE CLASS W., ,. ,.,1,-,Q OFFICERS w,f,1.,,f ......... DOHC 1so1J1iNHAx1x1ER V- 'Il'6'.'iIf'llf. . . . . . . . . . . JORDAN SHORT ef-W fj -....... ..., P 'AYE XVHl'1'LIi'X 1' mum- ............. mem' RICNEXX 'W ? Sandra Abell Jack Abbott Rosemary Akins Jackie Alford Jimmy Allen J Margaret Amason Betty Anderson James Arrington Lois Arrington Emory Atwater Billy Aultman Wendell Ball Rosemary Bailey J1- Bobby Beard Terry Beck We are the Sophomore Closs of '59 Irma Ree Beggs Bonnie Belt W' Nell Bishop Doug Bodenhammer Jimmy Boney Cal Bowen Jane Branch Buddy Bryan Jolene Bryant Robert Burdette Arthur Busbin Nezzie Calhoun Lf Q' Jimmy Carlisle Knoxene Carrington Shirley Carter Faye Carver Butch Chamhliss Fred Chappel Maxie Clark Faye Clements M. T. Clements Buddy Coarsey Mickey Cohen Richard Cohen 1 Hunter Coleman Faye Conger Russell Conger Sharon Conger Barbara Connor J. D. Connor Jimmy Dill Carol Dillard Esther Doss Raymond Driggers Wallace Driskell Lawrence Duckworth Buddy Dukes La Verne Dumas Mary Lee Evans Frankie Flippo Barbara Franks Jane Fullerton Carolyn Fulwood Cherie Gibbs Helen Gibbs Lendon Gibbs Rita Gibbs Larry Gill Foster Goff Jackie Goins Sandra Golden June Goodman Marvin Goodman Charlie Ann Grantham Griffin Graves Tommy Graves Jean Gray Leon Gray Carol Green Joyce Green YT Mike Connor Joanne Cook Betty Ruth Cooper Judy Cooper Lucius Cooper Glenda Copeland Marie Cromer Nancy Crownover Ann Crum Bo Crum Ruthie Jane Davis Sharon Davis Carol Davison Bill Denny James Dickens We come wide-eyed and curious Q,-4 with ide Patsy Green Joyce Gritlin Waldene Grithn J. L. Hall Janet Hall Donna Haman Mary Hammons Kenneth Hancock Dunbar Hankinson Ann Harrell Bill Harrell Royce Henderson Billy Hendricks J. C. Hester Shirley Hester Q1 os, ambitions, hopes, and courage t Imogene Hill Joe Hill Ross Hill Wayne Hill Vernon-Holland Jimmy Holloway Bonnie Hodnett Patsy Hudson Thomas Humber Billy Hutchinson Lyn Ingram Everette Ivey Betty Ruth Jackson Tony Jackson Mary Jensen Troy Johnson Wilton Jones Bill Justine Bobby Justine Jerry Justine Joe Keaton Latrelle Kendricks Margo Kennedy Marshall Kennedy John Lanford James Lastinger Connie Lightfoot James Lightfoot Ray Lord N? 'ff Marie McIntyre Kay McMillan Patsy Montgomery Buddy Moore Janice Morey Harriet Morgan Wayne Morgan Betty Sue Morrow Jimmy Mullis Joey Norman Sam Parrish Betty Partin Bill Patrick Charlene Paulk Shirley Jean Paulk Bohby Payne Willis Peugh Benny Pierce Jan Pomahatch Sharon Powell Bertha Presley Jimmy Rankin Beverly Reeves Jacky Renew Tommy Rigdon W'ayne Roberts Sandra Ross Mary Elizabeth Sanders Jimmy Selph Darwyn Shannon 4-Q up Jane Maloy Herman Manley Carolyn Marchant Annette Mashburn Mark Mashburn Wayne Matthews James Mathis Tim Mayfield Betty Sue McAllister Vivian McAllister Lugene McBrayer Mildred McBrayer Tommy McCall Bobby Lee McDaniel Louise McGill We enter into the social life of T H S John Shepard Malcom Shepard Jordan Short Jerry Simmons Walter Simpson Charlene Slack Elizabeth Smith Janice Smith Joe Smith Lorene Smith George Sparrow Carolyn Spradley Mike Stewart Oscar Stewart Barbara Ann Stone ond ore instilled with the spirit ofthe school 4-9 Faye Stone Randall Stone Ted Stripling .gd 3' TI' Z' 3-1 1- W-I Pleaman Sumner Wendell Sumner Fred Sutton Coy Tawzer Fred Tawzer Frank Taylor Bobbie Thomas Sandra Turlington Elizabeth Turner Bobby Tyson Donald Tyson Larry Underwood Joe Vance Letitia Vinson Jeffrey Waldrop Jerry Walker Larry Walker Leo Walker Aldine Walters Duncan Walters Bill Warren La Ray Watkins Brenda Wells Charles Welsh Alvin White Marie White Faye Whitley 2 And away I go' Jack Whittington Darrell Willett Ann Williams Charles Willis Eddie Willis Julius Wilson Shirley Womack Barbara Yancey Charles Young Mike Yow 'Wh is A is Q X fi i 1 E J .E 1 Us? Why we wouldn't do that. 84 But it Wulf! mY fault- Sopkomore auorifea FAYE VVHITLEY FOSTER GOFF M R' Sophomore igreffiwf JANE NIALOX Martha Anderson Ronnie Baker Donald Carr Faye Carr Kenny Causey Sue Clements Raymond Connell Charlie Coxwell Freddie Davis David Gibbs Judy Dixon Nlorris Goff Leareece Goodwin .lewell Durley Leathea Harper Billy Hayes Ann Henderson Peggy Hunnicutt Clayton Knight Ruby Nell Livingston Marie McDaniel .lean Mills Darrell Montgomery Marian Moon Betty Mullis Jim Nelson Hubert Nolan Charles Parrish Gail Rutherford Dorothy Saylor Wendell Stephens C. R. Thompson Randall Willis Patsy Wood Ricky Yarbor L- vw T' THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF '59 2 OFFICERS Let's keep THS clean, says the Freshman Class olhcers ' flmft to rightx: Judy Dixon, Secretary: Nlarian Nloon. President: Ruby Nell Livingston. Vice President. and Charles Parrish, Treasurer. l g6U'lLZ6tfl0lfl15 53 , E L5-Ii HH 1 ll Q4 a ,Inv ,gn MFT 2 IW V 1 U vx by f 'Mug' --Q .4- ,.r- in-' s. 3' sf Seated left to nghl Joyce Walters Ann Worthmgton Mass Johnson Advisor Dianne Dnllsrd Edltor Sars Roberson Louise Mcllrnyer Ytandmg .lnmmv Colllns Glenda Noble Tommy Jomer Judy Saunders Jerry Stone Assistant Editor Assistant Busmess Manager Thomas Damels Lucy Cooper Betty Wlllmms Sandra OQuunn Nat Psctured Pattxe Goff Ronald Brownlee THE TALISMAN Half the Talisman must be maxled bs LhflSt mas and all bs Februarx lst' Thus Mlss ohn son greeted her green' 59 'lalnsman Staff members the first dat of school Durmg Septem ber the wheels started turning and the gears lI1CNl'll!'lfl xn the human machme, uhlch would exentuallv turn out xour 59 'Iahsman To ac compllsh thus, ll'lCllVldUHxl, class, and faculty plc tures had to be scheduled, taken, and processed Llub plctures, cops, and layouts were assigned to all staff members At the same tlme, workmg long hours after the school dat was over, the staff canvassed the Tlfton area for the Hnanclal baclcmg on which our book xx as bullt It set up ads handled monex from plcture orders, and members uorknng owertxme reallzed the mean mg of meetmg the deadlme VVhen the great das nnallx 'rrrlved and the book was back from the prmter the staff was proud to present the 39 T'1l1sm'1n ln flssemblw 1, . A7 4, f f , I X I n -' 2 5 A 5 . C 1 L 1 1 - - ,K . . , . L- - v . rv '- J 1 1 , ' 4: ' rs 1 1 - v - , , . , . . N . . . Y . - 1 . . w . . 1 v v Sy I v s f ' ' 1 ' ' ll ' ' ,Y Z Y ' 1 1 7 '1. 1 , . 1 ' . ,. . . . , , . 1 . 1 1., . Work lin Triplic tel Koyoes Tolismon Stoll Ronald Brownlee jimmy Collins Lucy Cooper Thomas Daniels Dianne Dillard Pattie Goff Tommy Joiner Louise Smith . -,MJ james Xfullis .415 N... .Qi Hundreds of pictures must be identified hy staff members. Glenda Nohlc 1 Snndrz1O'Quinn Judy Saunders Jerry Stone Sara Roherson Joyce YValters Ann XVorthington Betty YVilliams - Z Editor Dianne Dillard Why didn't you make three copies? N .-lssistant Editor Business Manager Assisrant Business Jlzrnagfer JERRY STONE JAMES MULLIS THOMAS DANIELS U1 Student Councul Builds School Splrlt Tommy Cottle .llmmy Rainwater President Vice President June Tallex Donald Pearson QQFYPWYD Treasurer M R CANNON A dvvsor The Student Louncll, under the capable leadershnp of Presl dent Tommy Lottle and the guldance of 'Ur ultan Cannon new Councll sponsor undertook mam northwhxle projects thts xear Some of these prolects tnclude supervlstng student bodw electrons, sponsorlng assemblles, pep rallles and Homecoming 1nd decorfttmg for student dances Llftss club, 'md homeroom presldents m'1de up the Student to promote school sprrtt 'md lox altx, 'md to promote co-operatton between students and teachers X Student Councll bulletin board welcomes students hack to school after Lhnstmas ff' ' ,. . I V . , j xl ' 1' - ,l l 1 t 1 1 . f 1 .- W K s y K -I . C N . Council, which worked to huild school unity and co-operation, : ' . 6 v v K ' V Wie lwrsl rou dented Tommy Cottle President Jimmy Ramwater V1cePres1dent June Talley Secretary Donald Pearson Treasurer .Second mu vtandzng 'ylarolyn Dauson Becky Key Lyn Lmdskog Faye Whltley Ellzabeth Turner Harrie! Waughn Judy Cooper Jocelyn Bohannon lerry Stone Mr Cannon Advisor Third row Sally Zimmerman Laurel Bird Fourth row Peggy lloyd Decla Cook Fifth rou 'VI T Clem :nts Joannah Sums Sixth row Kenny Martin Nell Tabor Seventh row James Lightfoot Jackie Tucker Eighth row Harry Doss Dxanne Dnllard lylla Crum Nmth row Buddy' Bryant Foster Goff Tenth row Way ne Cooper Reggie Gunn Mary Jean Taylor Fleventh rou Doug Boden lammer Bull K reer Tuelflh row Charlie Coymell Buddy Tucker Jane Fullerton Thirteenth row Floyd Wllllams Freddie Butterfleld Pour te-enth ron larrx lfowler Sonny Harris Andy 'vlason TONINIY COTTLF STU 'L-- DENT COUNCIL PRESI DFNT PRESIDES ON ER AS SFVIBIY -wr- The Student Councnl sponsored the Homecommg Dance JJ C- IN - . I 1 l l 9 - 'I A . I v v . v ' v v - 1 - v . V . , , , ' y ' . ' ' Y , , .- 4- . I, , . . ., I . ,I , , . - V I. I ,- . I : ' , . : ' . . ':. . . - ' t I . . : , . . : r , : ' , , 4' I. I : ' ,I . : ' , , ' ' . . ': I - , 1 I. ' : I , ' , , 5 - I , . 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A .. . . , I I.. ii, III. , I V I V, ZI ' 'ffm ,. ,Q fxrst mu left lo rxght Jocelyn Bohannon Mary Jean Taylor Lyn Lmdskog Serond row Gorman Eldson Buddy Coarsey Tummy .lomer -Xndy Mason Tommy Parkman Jerry Rowland Reggle Gunn Tommy Burton Bo Crum Mr Gerald Fletcher Third ron When Wloon Bully Greer Johnny Glrardeau Foster Goff Tommy P1tman Fredd1e Butterfield Nhke Xow Frank Taylor Larry Fowler Bobby Whne Hll Hutchlnson Jordon Short Morris Bryant Dave Harrls vw- .lerry Rowland .Secretary Reggle Gunn Prewdent Jocely n Bohannon Sueetheart Tommy Parkman 1 reaxufer Nhke Henderson lure President Nlary Jean Tay lor .Su eetheart Mr. Gerald Fletcher Lyn Lindskng .4 dvixur Sweetheart The Key Club Outstandlng Organlzatlon XIe1nlwersh1p 1n tht lxey Llulw ls 1 wx eted honor III deed for meh hos ls selttted tor h1 potentml le ider h1p .1h1l1t1 thuatter Lhol1rsh1p 1nd NlllllllQ1l'1CN5 to uork for tht sehool mal Llllllllllllllfl lhelr llllfll prmexts th1s ye1r lflllllllefl sponsormg xoe1t1on1l lllllillllke gfllllll' 1 lxm 1n1s llmnutt 1nd 1 l il'LlllS l31nquet pUlUllNlllllg more than 600 Lop1es of the sthool d1reet0rx honormg the ffuultx 1nd sehool leaders 1t the annu'1l hlnquet p.11nt1ng '1 sehool slgn th1t yy 1s ereeted 'it the utx l1m1ts sponsorlng '1n 1 emhlx progmm 1nd upportmg Lhurch ittendince Thl xc 1r Reggae funn pres1dc nt ot the lot 1l duh 1 l 1eu ten llll' frournor of thc- lh1rteenth lJ1str1ct lxex Club yery lxcy Lluhhcr hold h1 llClll lllhl 1 ht repeats h1s lI1Cl1ll1CT lllp pledge l pledge on my honor to uphold th1 ohmeut ot lxex Qluh lntern1t1on'1l to llllllil my home snhool 1nd nom mumty to serxe mx l1ll1Ol'l 'md God 1nd tomhwt 1ll tortes xx h11h tend to UllLlC'l'I1llllC these 1nst1tut1ons l' The Beta Club Sets High Standards Beta Club membership represents scholastic per- serverance, high character, and proud achievement. Only Juniors and Seniors with an overall scholastic average of 90 last year and no yearly grade less than 80 in any subject are eligible to become members. Under Bliss Pullen's leadership, this year's club worked to promote worth while projects in the school and community and to instill a desire on the part of the students to advance scholastically. llonev received from some of their projects, such as radio repairing, goes into a scholarship fund, to be pre- sented to a worthy graduate in lune On Nlarch l3th and l-lfth, members attended the annual Beta Llub convention in Atlanta lhroughout the year, Beta members trv to dem onstrate their club s motto, Achievement, character, le idership in ex erv phase of school life Mary Jean Taylor Lois Sledge Frances Rigsby President Vice President Secretary Mary Taylor Miss Pullen Treasurer Adpgmf Seated left to nght Mary Taylor Frances Rigsby Mary Jean Taylor Lois Sledge Miss Pullen Srrond row Bonnie Goode lna Claire Watson Jean Braswell Janice Massey Lyn Lmdskog Lylla Crum Caroline Gill Peggy Lloyd Bootsie Hartley Anna Rigdon Charlene Currie Stand mg left to ngllt Tommy Parkman Tim Davis Joyce Walters Shirley Pope Dave Harris Patricia Lawhorne Jerry Stone Decia Cook Melba Cran ford Gene Montgomery James Mullls Betty Carter Jimmy Stone Dianne Dillard Myrna Goff Laurel Bird Nell Tabor es.. v 4 4 4 4 I - I ' v K I K n A L . I . , W A I I 4 4 4 4 4 . f 4 Y , - 4 4 t 5 - s Q at - Y . 4 , 4 . - ' U ' V . ' 4 , 4 . . . - Q t . . , - I , . ' ' 9 ' I 1 Y Y Y Y 7 I ' ' I I Y I I Y l I Y V I I V I V 7 V ' . u as fe 4' e -'L-sy . L lt, Q-y ff 5 N' s , , ' 'QLSZZW ' .' ,n - Elo -qt-6-1 .---1.. s... ,N ,Aa-4? was -1 22,23 wan.. 1 Seated, left to righl: Sara Huff, Glenda Nohle, Dianne Dillard, Lylla Crum, Nell Tabor, Frances McMullen, Betty Carter, Pattie Goff. Second row: Carolyn Davidson, Gracie Taylor, Marolyn Davidson, Kay Mosely, Judy Asensio, Sara Gordon, Jackie Baker, Patricia Horne, Patsy Ingram, Miss Lloyd. Third row: Geraldine Smith, Lois Sledge, Myra Nell WVood, Bonnie Rutland, Beverly Pitts, Lyn Lindskog, Judy Saunders. Carol Lee. Snookie Rigdon, Linda Hardy. Fourth row: Nelda Moore, Peggy Sumner, Ann Collins, Frances Rigsby, Irene Durden, Caroline Gill, Virginia Greene, Kathy McCrae, Myrna Lee GUH, Anne Rigdon, Sandra Branch. Fifth row: Louise Smith, Suzanne Smith, Jane Medford, Joannah Sims. Mary Lou Greer, Dianna Palmer, Doris Vance, Patricia Vance, Mary Taylor, Sara Roberson, Betty Hendricks, Sandra Cox, Neila Smith, Sixth row: Kay Hancock, Judy Ireland, Laurel Bird, June Blanton, Bootsie Hartley, Martha Lucas, Carolyn Bennett, Linda Evans, Shirley Pope, Norma Carring- ton, Charlene Currie, Sally Thomoson, Sally Zimmerman. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Enioy ' Ye? Y . M I Fun and Fellowship ln keeping with thi- Christizin stzinclzittl, which .ire the fuundzitiuns of tht- cluh, the Sr. Tri-lli-Y liiitl maint activities which helped other people. Scliool projects incliitletl zi Self-Improvement Cam- paign :intl :in Honesty Cziinpziiggn. Back to School posters in September to remind students that it was i'oiintl up time zigztin, zm inspiring Christmas pro- lrzim. 'limo ut their community pro-ieets were helping tu t-omltif: the Klzirch of llimes drive and giving Il llzillmvevn cztrnixal :it the 'liitt County Youth Cen- ter tor iimlerpriviletletl Chiltlien. Other Tift Conn- tizins zipprrcizitetl the fhristmzis :ind 'lihanksgiving lillsslivis nt html uollt-cu-il ln rlii- eliih. Xleinht-rs of tht- Senior iliri-lli-Y, one of the most inlliientizil fliihs ill' 'lill5, enmlezivorecl to Hcrezite. mztintziin. :intl extend throughout the home, school. .intl voinintiiiiti. high stzintlutils of Christizin flurr- 2lk'It'I'.H 4 THE SENIOR TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS are admiring the Cluh plaques. The oflicers are ilelt to right! Jane Harrell, Corresponding secretary: Pattie Holi, Treasurer: Miss l,loy d, .-Xdxisor: Nell Tahor, lst Yice4President: Lylla Crum, President: Glenda Noble, Reporter: Dianne Dillard, Recording secretary: and Betty Carter, 2nd Vice- President. Those not pictured are Sara Huff, Sergeant-at-arms, and Frances Nlchlullen, 3rd Vice-President. L. 'W' 'I Senior Hi-Y Club Sets High Ideals A club dedicated to the Christian faith and spon- sored hy the Y.lI.C..-X.-this might have heen zi dictionary definition of the Senior Hi-Y. Backing that pharse, however, was each memherls purpose to create, maintain, and extend. throughout the llome, School, and Community a high standard of Chris- tian character. Cnder the direction of Hr. Xlillet. this clulw supported activities for the promotion of school plan to eomplete 'during ,ich ..., i tclrm, 'ljhq nmcfr, me qlgff ,., rightly pride. Some of their projects include participating in iiiifnigitiflflliiin'yiflci'1'i1l1ifdit .iliXfl f,.3 fl'.l'.if' f1Qfff.lf'Z1lflfIff.hm' the March of Ulmfe flflwf C llf fl f1 food and clothing for needy families at l'hanksgiy'ing and Christmas, sponsoring a Keep 'FHS clean cam- paign, Cleaning the trophy case, taking part in the state Y.XV.C.A. week, distrihuting magazines at the jail and convalescent home, and sponsoring Teen Talks. ln Xlarch, four delegates attended the Youth Assembly in Atlanta, yvhere Larry Fowler was President Pro Tem. THE SHNIUR HI-Y OFFICERS are discussing projects which they lfirxl rnui, lrfl to right: Henry Greene, Gorman Edison, Wayne Sumner, Larry Fowler, Kndy Mason, Joannah Sims, Johnny Glcaton, 'fummw Joiner, Have: Harris. Seruud row: Allen Nloon, Charles Barfiuld, Way ne Ellis, Tommy Pittman, Freddy Butterfield, Bohhy Joe Horne, Mac Wilder, Ronald Cooper, Sonny Walton, Hil Hutchinson. Tommy Psrkman. George Sparrow, Jimmy' Chestnut. Standing: Mr. Miller. Paul Spradlin, Claude Barker, Jerry' Rowland, Joe Riddy, Billy' Greer, Tommy Wlise. Johnny Durham, Jimmy Rainwater, Hohhy Dayidson, Larry Whitten. Gary Roberts, Hobby' Fullerton, Roh Nlerrit, Buster Nlonk, Jimmy YYilson. Morris Bryant, John Uireardeau. ! inn- ' .,.....+.. ,. , ,N , , fur... ,5.,.z:..,.....--..4..,.. -f---L. -,, M First row, left to right: Rosemary Bailey, Nezzie Calhoun, Jane Fullerton, Jeffrey Waldrop. Faye W'hitley, Brenda Wells, Carol VCreen, Carol Dillard. Second row: Maxie Clark, Marie White, Jolene Bryant, Mary Jensen, Betty SUE M0rf0W, Margaret AUIHSOH, D0l'0lhY-5fS!'l0f- Thlfd- WW! Cflffil Davison, Ann Crum, Margo Kennedy, Waldene Grilfin, Judy Cooper, Louise McGill, Faye Conger, Sharon Conger, Betty Parti-n, Lorene Smith, Frankie Flippo, Cherie Gibbs. Fourth row: Charlie Ann Grantham, Janet Hall, Sandra Turelinvgton, Shirley Jane Paulk, Pat Green, Rita Gibl3.gay Mclgllllgn, lxnoxene Carrington, Mary Hammons, Ruthie Jane Davis, Mary Elizabeth Sanders, Libby Turner. Filth rou. Mrs. Hult, lugene c rayer, an ra Abel, Carolyn Marchant, Carolyn Morris, Sue Clements, Carolyn Fullwood, Betty Sue McAllister, Carolyn Spradley, Faye Carr, Betty Jackson, San- dra Ross, Jane Branch. Vivian McAllister. Mary Lee Evans, Barbara Connor, Charlene Paulk, Charlene Slack, Barbara Yancey. Junior Tri-Hi-Y Encourages Good Citizenship ond Service The .lunior 'liri-Hi-Y, one of the largest and most influential clubs in 'llifton High School, is a Christian organization for girls in the fresh- man and sophomore classes. lt encourages religious activities in the school and often its members give the devotional in the homerooms. Other school and community projects of this club were making favors for hospital trays on tive occasions, collecting food and clothing for the needy, pre- senting chapel program and the lnstallation Ser- yice at the Program Planning Conference, spon- soring an honesty campaign and a church loyalty project, participating in 'lieen-Talks, holding road blocks for polio and Heart Fund llrives and seniling delegates to Youth Assembly. US Seated, left lo right: Rosemary Bailey, Vice-President: .lane Fuller- ton, President: Mrs. Hult, Advisor: Nellie Calhoun, Secretary: Joan Gray, Treasurer. Standing, left tn right: Carol Dillard. Sth Yice-Presi- dent: Faye Whitley, 4th Vice-President: Jeffrey Waldron, Znd Vice- President: Brenda W'ells, fith Vice-President: Carol Green, 3rd Vice- President. These officers go oyer plans for their February assembly proiram on Love. Sitlin r Junior Hi-Y Club Upholds High Standards Ct Christian Character The Junior Hi-Y is composed of boys in the sophomore class who carry out their purpose. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character -through their many school and community projects. Some of their projects were a dance to raise money for lV0rld Service, posters for Homecoming, and donations for the record player of the Physical Fd department. g, left to right: Advisors, Coach Fred Tucker, Mrs. Johnson, Bo Crum, M. T. Clements, Jimmy Allen, Foster Golf, Mike Yow. Stand- ing: Doug Bodenhamer, Jackie Renew, Jordan Short, Cal Bowen, Joe Smith ,Hunter Coleman. First row, left to right: David Gibbs, Dunbar Hankinson, W'alter Simpson, Mike CODIIOF, FDSIQI' G05, B0 Cfllm. Jimmy Allen, M- T- Clemeflti. Aldine Walters, Joe Vance, Wayne Morris, Jackie Renew. Second row' Mrs. Johnson Jimmy Rankin Niike Stewart, Fmory Atwater John She herd Jimm - v - - 1 v P v Y Holloway, Jordan Short, Billy Hutchinson, Charlie Coxwell, Cal Bowen, Tony Jackson. Third row: Frank Taylor, Ronald Baker, Fred Sutton, Hunter Coleman, Wayne Matthews, Bill Denning, Larry Walker, Buddy Moore, Jimmy Dill, Jim Nelson, Butch Chamhliss Fourth row: Coach Tucker Bill Harrell, Bill Warren, Clayton Knight, Mickey Cohen, Mike Yow, Tommy Humber, Joe Smith, W'endall Ball, Jimmyi Boney. l .14 sq, 1 -an -pp., yn I mdsks 2 Sara Roberson loannah Sims Homin. Hartley 5 11,1 11.1. 1101131 R I resident ln v lrvudenl Kernrary Tremurer ,1,1v,m, Dramatic Club Creates Interest in the Art of Drama xull o r w re i the honor s slu ll 1 HTH toultl yull he the motto ot IHS Drimitic Lluh llllkflllll ln the short spite ot tour ueelxs the club first play 'Xl the Ll'-lb N monthly mectmgs progrims per Omar lVilde rl he Import mee of Being Earnest tuning to mrious aspects of dramatics, sueh .1 the NIM Holder lhrough these programs the members gained an Hqnd me the wld eredny ey er mereismg interest in dmmatics The Drexmutics XX here N the grease punt Cluh members learned the elements of play produe Ihr r yy ere :he fgrmiliir eries is eluh mem ers tion md experieneed the hird yy orlx yyhich goes into awry pl ix produetion Slandmg Johnny Glealon John Lanford Mac Wilder Bill Warren Larry Whitten Bohhy Davison Donald Pearson Buddy Tu ker Jimmy Dill Wayne Fllis Jimmy Wilson Kenneth Hall Richard Curley Serond rou Peggy Lloyd Margo Kennedy Harriet Yaughn Nlarlha Sue Denham 'Nlary Hammons Ann Williams Kay N1cNIillnan Jane Fullerton Shirley Carter Jane Paulk Jane Harrell Lounell Blanchard Bonnie Rutland Fran! mu Vliss Holder Adyisor Vancy Crownoyer Sally Zimmerman Charlene Currie Jeffery Waldrop Bootsle Hartley Treasurer Sara Roberson Xice President Lyn Lmdskog President Joannah Sims Secretary Brenda Wells Judy Saunders Frances 'N1cNIullen Sarah Hut? -Xnn Worthington Jackie Cray Sandra Parker Jane 'Vlaloy 100 5? 5 A I , I., .' - S ' : . : .' ms: . .LA .33 . A Aer - y U Igirrg rhe gll lie-g, llzrl -l to :mtl fro preparing for their izjor 1 - 5 U 2 . , . 1,5 1 1 . - . y - A ' ' Y . '. , , ' . , . j ', i I5 'A I 3 I j N I '1 I I I f I ' ' S was whipped into shape under the able direction of study' of make-up, SCCDCYX, :md lighting were given. .. ' 'Q 1 - gn , 1 , -- ' 1 hi ' I .' ' 1 ' ' .' Pxrst run left to right Mass Johnson Advnsor Ina Clanre Watson 2nd Vrce Presndent Laurel Blrd President Carolme Gull Nnce Presndent Joyce Walters Secretary Setond rou Jane Paulk Anna Rlgdon Gladys O 'Veal 'Vlary Jensen Patrlcla Horne Carolyn Hand Lnnda Carol Raley Standing left to right Jeanette Walker Darwyn Shannon Vlrgmm Greene Pattxe Golf June Blanton Judy Ireland Carol Lee Karel Nlchfllllan Glenda Cope land Kathy 'VIcCrae Ernestln Wood Nell Tabor Future Teachers of America will Supply The Ever Growing Demand For Educators btudents today, teachers tomorrow, the members ln Future 'I eachers of America are prepfmng them elses for thenr cqreers The club, named m 1955 ln nts members 1 deslre to teach One of the goal: of the FIA xs to CUltlY'1tC the understanding, per sonlhtx 'md ch'1racter necessary ln preparmg for one of the most xmportant and mterestmgz professxons of today Durmg 'Natxonal Educatxon Week, they gave 1 Teacher Appreclatlon Banquet for the faculty Asslstlng teachers, decoratmg the class room door progrims m assembly and 'lt the Tnft Countv Edu cation AQSOCl3tlOIl, 'lvmrdmg a scholarship to an FTA semor, 'md helplng to buxld the Queens Homecommg float, are a few of the clubs many pro1ects for the ye1r These members tralned to be yy orthy of the hx h office of '1 teacher Laurel Bard Carollne Gull lna Claire Watson Joyce Walters Betty W nllmms 'Vllss Johnson President Fire Prexndent 2nd lite Prestden! Secretary TYPH-Wfff SPUPIVH' 1 N Y Q Q . , . . v 4 . L . ' Q . . U ' ' ry I s ' 5 ' . .. ' . ' ' ' I . ' V1 ' l for Hr. G. O. Barley, seeks to create and encourage wxth Hboughs of holly at Chrlstmas, presentmg . 1 I I 1 .l 4 . , V I s - ,V 1 1 . ' . . . . - v , c-'. ,I -T ,Y 4 ' 1 D' 'g 1 . ! , 4 ' t , , gy-1 ' 4 ' ' l 101 L Ha,-net X aughn lylanne Mm-Cham Phoebe jo Welsh Louxse McBray er Smith Nlr I epiette Nllss Hnehcock Pfgndpny yn, 1 ,,,9,dp,,, Sgffemw Treavurer ldzayor -ldzxsor Future Business Leoclers ot Amerlco Plans For Better BuslnessLec1dershlp l'uture liusmess letders ot Amerlw ls the na t1on1l youth 0I'U'1I'll7 mon for hlth school 'md Col lege students enrolled m husmess subxects It 1 sponsored hy the Lmted Busmes Educqtxon As N0Ll'ltl0Il 1nd operates sts '1 p'1rt of the schools pro Utlm under the 1'UICllIlLt ot husmess teuhers school tdmmlstrltors and businessmen PBLA encourages rmproy ement rn sehol lrshlp promotes stohol loy tlty, md strengthens the conhdence of young adults m themsely es 1nd their yyork PBI A holds 1 mtloml tonyentton 'mnually dur mg the month of une htstte delegates chapter rep resent'1t1y es, contestints md chfrptcr sponsors are m 'tttendance 'llost state Ch'1pters sponsor :1nnu'1l Con yenttons lrfton Hlgh ls proud to have Harrtet Y 1ughn xts local Flll A presldent serve 'ts Stite l resldtnt this yelr One of the FBI As mam seruce protects thus year yy 'ts gxy mg thoy of food and tlothlng to Z1 needy f1m1ly lt Lhflsfmis Sealed first row Nilldred Blount lzya Ruth Justlse Ruby Well Llvtngston Irma Ree Beggs Lucy Cooper Phoebe Jo Welsh Secretary Harrlet Vaughn Presxdent Dianne Marchant Nice Presldent Jeanette Walker Reporter Louise McBrayer Sm1Lh Treasurer Patricia Lawhorne Program Chairman Ann Shlver Wnrthxngton Petty Hendricks Geraldme Smith Mlss Hitchcock Standing second raw Mr Legette Faye Carver Faye Stone Barbara Stone Barbara Gann Vnrgmla Spradley Rudme Lawson Vela Walker Myra Nell Wood Jams Massey McM1llyan Audrey Jones Sandra larker Joyce Conger Mary Nell Carrick Sarah I ordon Julie Hale Joe Bxdcly Charles Bartleld Standing third rou linda Gray Jean Gregory 'Nlyra Jean Padgett Alice Morrovy I ene llraswell Xnn C lhhs Nlrgmla Btshop Kathryn Malcolm Gall Walker Glenda Noble Dannette Walker treel Wayne Richards Russell longer loe Smnth Bohhy Whltc Standing ourth rou Kay Hancock Sheryl Morey Bonnie Goode Judy Patton Wanda Wxggms Norma larrmgton Shnrley lope Buster Nlonk 'Vlnlton Paulk Boh Nlerntt Buddy Drxggers Tommy Nic! all Joe lawrence Jimmy v ll ll E 'Z 3 v-v'r'y-r lllun I tllm .4 lt.. 3 H1533 ea ,1 sf nu Elll M317 TT3? 107 -A-.1 1 a , I ' ,wt 1 f V 1 I , L . . . . 1' 1 I 1' '1 1' ' 1 f 1 1 1 S ' 1 ,' ' 1 U' hz .1 f 1 - -l . 1 1 -1 - 1' 1' 1 5 S. 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Snretarj lrwnnnr idzu 1r T Club Stlmulotes Interest In Sports To ereate, mfuntun md extend throughout the hlg T hue contrxbuted xmmensely toward uphold Nehool and commumts better sportsmanshlp thls mg hlgzh ldeals m sportsmanshlp at THS Were xx us the arm of the T Llub Thelr advlsor, Coach proud of the T Club and congrwtulate each mem U u lx 'md the memlwerx rhoxe '1thleteQ Qportmg the her for lm hugh Nt1ndardQ Sealed let tu right first rou Heckx key Patrncna Iawhorm Sara Lee Hatchnnson Sncretary Mary Jean Taylor Coach Dau: Srrond mu Wells Smnth lxlla C rum Thxrd rou Vlartha Que Denham Domthx Thompson Fourth rom 'Nlac Wilder Franklin Johnson Y :ce Presldent Fifth rnu Sun m Harms Jnmmw Rmnwater Jackle Tucker hlxfll row vlandxng Tummy Luttle lkennx Niarnn larry Fowler Ands Nhson Tum Dans President Johnm fleaton Tommx larmnchael Sezenfh ron Iommx Rxdgon Wanna Fooper Nhnford Xxckers Iarrx Whntten Treasurer Cal Pedds Roher! lrownoxer Jlm C lhbs I arrx L nderwnnd IU-I ,L 4 'N T 1 , ' .r f- . 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Third row: Shirley Womack, Jackie Alford, Jerry.Swain, Marie Mc- Intyre, Bobby Tyson, Maxie Clark, Bobby Justine, Betty Joyce Mullis, Morris Goh, June Goodman, Ronald Baker, ltva Ruth Justice, Raymond Drug- M B d A ' t t C nt Agent Betty gers, Jimmy Honey, Connie Lightfoot, Mrs. Frances Mohley, Home Demonstration Agent. Fourth rotv: br. yr , ssis an ou y , Jo Anderson, Faye Clements, Hubert Nolan, Riley Jordan, Donald Tyson, Brenda Thompson, Aldine Walters, Charl.ie.Coxwell, Jeffrey Vtaldrop, Jackie Renew, Joe Lawrence, Dorothy Thompson, Judy Dixon, Mildred McBrayer, Patsy Wood, County Agent Mr. William Poole. The A-H Club Makes The Best Better 'llhe Four-ll Liluli is an organization of farm huts and girls who pledge my head to clearer thinking. my heart to greater loyalty, my hands In larger service, and my health to hetter living for my Cluh, my Community, and my country. l'nder the leadership of illrs. Frances hlohley, Home Demonstration Agent: Xlr. VVilliam Poole. County Agent: and Klr. Byrd. Assistant County Agent, these eluh memhers participated in the tollowingg contests and projects: puhlic speaking, talent, corn meal muffins, Cotton and its uses. rural electrification, home heautitication. traetor maintenance, poultry study, and garden- ing. 3 , ,W ...,... N . . OFFICERS: First row, left to right: Buddy Tucker, President: Girl's Vice-President Nancy Cruwnm-er: Secretary Marlene Branch: Assist- ant Reporter Sara W'ill Lee, Treasurer Ester Doss: Boy's Vice-Presb dent Joe Vance. Bark row: Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Frances Mohley, County Agent William Poole. Assistant County Agent Mr. Bvrd. i Future Homemcxkers Plan o Brighter Future Purpose of Future Homemakers of America is to develop leaders of tomorrow, further interest in Home Economics, foster develop- ment in home, school, and community life, and provide individual and group recreation . President ,locelyn Bohannon and sponsors. Xlrs. Collins and hlrs. Fletcher, guided the cluh in many activities this year. The girls in F.H.A. served refreshments to the teachers during pre-planning week, held rummage sales, made Valentine favors for hospital trays, dressed dolls for underprivileged children at lgFhFICERSDlefI Jo righta Secretary, Peggy Carswell: President, Jocelyn Cl1l'lStlT1IlS, sponsored Nightly, Zllld o annon ream oy, An y Mason: Vice-President, Myra Jane Hinson: ' ' ' ' ' ' Treasurer Charlene Smith: Advisor, Mrs. Fletcher: Advisor. Mrs. Collins. Qivrtlilpated In Nutrltlon xveek and CC . First row, left to right: Lois Sledge, Peggy Carswell, Suzanne Smith, Charlene Smith, Myra Jane Hinson, Linda Hardy, Jocelyn Bohannon, Karel McMillian, Dreamboy, Andy Mason. Second row: lrma Ree Beggs, Faye Whitley, Myrna Lee Golf, Jane Medford, Myra Jane Padgett, Faye Norman, June Talley, Esther Doss, Diana Palmer, Becky Key. Jane Maloy. Third row: Ernestine W'ood, Ruby Nell Livingston, Bonnie Hodnett, Marie Mashburn, Ann Williams, Lugene McBrayer, Sandra Abel, Jane Almond, Carolyn Spradley, Betty Sue Mc.-Xllister, Joyce Green. Irene Durden. Brenda Sumher. Fourth row: Ann Collins, Sandra Blanchett. Donna Haman, Mary Lee Hayes, Ann Harrel, Laverne Dumas, Carolyn Morris, Judy Patton, Jean Braswell, Sharon Davis, Elizabeth Smith, Jackie Alford. Frances Rigsby. Fifth row: Jane Branch. Knoxene Carrington, Betty Sue Morrow, Irene Tyson, Phoebe Jo WVelsh, Joyce Tucker, Virginia Bishop, Wanda Wiggins, Karen Stone, Sandra Ross, Ann Crum. Sixth row: Judy Dixon Betty Lou Partin, Nell Bishop, Marie Cromer, Faye Carver, Joyce Griths, Rosemary Akiens, Decia Cook, Carolyn Fulwood, Sandra Branch, Nancy Belk. Seventh rozv: Elizabeth Turner, Barbara Yancey, Joann Cook, Marie White, Vivian McAllister, Doris Vance, Patricia Vance, Carolyn Davidson, C-ravie Taylor, Marilyn Davidson, Jackie Baker. Sandra Golden Joyce Tilt. Eighth row: Nezzie Calhoun, Joann Johnson. Betty Mullis, Patsy Montgomery, Betty Ann Flowers, Neila Smith. Gail Walker, Kathryn Malcom, Patsy Ingram, Lois Arrington, Letituia Vinson. Los! row: Sandra Turlington, Carol Green, Shirley' Carter. Waldene Griffin, Rosemary Bailey, Joleen Bryant, Carol Dillard, Peggy Sutton, Frankie Flippo. .4 dvixars: Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Fletcher. First Row: Wayne Cheek, Rayburn Tucker, Billy Evans, Harry Doss, Jimmy McBrayer, Donald Massey, James Bishop. Second Row: Henry Rutland. Jerry Walker. Alvin White. James Mullis, Donald Tyson. Marshall Kennedy, James Dickens, Ray Lord, Jimmy Mullis, James Lastinger, Pat O'Neil. Bobby Tyson, Charles Welsh, Ross Hill. Third Row: Joe Hill, Ted Whitfield, Duncan Walters, Wayne Hill, Bobby Lee McDaniel, Sam Parrish, Kenneth Willis, Ronald Brownlee, Tommy Cottle, Kenny Bruce, Philip Heckerson, Wilton Jones, Ted Stripling. Fourth Row: Glenn Glover, Charles Willis, Eyerette Ivey. Herman McDaniel, Jimmy Norman, Willie Peugh. Lawrence Tucker. Marvin Goodman, Bud VVilson. Rayce Henderson. Fifth Row: Nelson Bailey, Malcomb Shepherd, Gene Montgom- ery. Lowell Sims. Fred Chappell, Bobby Beard. Raymond Connell, Gerald Whiddon. Nlaxie Spradley. Carl Kelly. Sixth Row: Jimmy Stripling, Homer Butler. Donald Summers. Donald Carr. Franklin Johnson. Jim Gibbs. Oscar Stewart. Randall Willis. William Butler. Lyn Ingram, Jack Abbot, Tommy Graves, Alben Drexler, Lonnie Boyd. Griffin Graves. Ronald Richards. Bobby Hutchinson, Leo Walker. J. T. Childs, Arthur Bushin. David Gibbs. FUTURE FARMERS LEARN TO DO BY DOING By learning to do and doing to learn, our F. F. A. other schools in mental and physical contests, building boys are developing into citizens who will lead in the and selling F. F. A. concrete mailbox posts, entering next generation of agricultural development. a fair exhibit and a float in the Homecoming Parade, Corn, cotton, and winter grazing contests stimulated selling Farm Bureau cards, increasing interest in the interests among the boys in the Future Farmers of three required projects by presenting chapter awards, America chapter-President Harry Doss and sponsors, and competing in livestock judging. llr. Grady Peele and Klr. Adolph Sanders, led the Perhaps one of their most well-known and memora- club in many special projects which included, compet- ble activities was their annual llother-Father-Son ing in annual meetings at ABAC and competing against banquet. BRMERSOF .sf RE AM ry furv ' I , :mot 'M ' F . H15 11-41- 4'liQ'x - :Ik - A 410 ,xooP 01v19 , Q 4 ,t f', 9 Q RRFAI EJ : 7 VS? Aanrejfw DI 'Cf T Q c?'?!E'+i10Qe?j C II1 S' Front row: Mr. Peele, .Xdxisorg Harry Doss, President: Mary Lou Greer, Sweetheart: Jimmy Mcfirayer, Yice President: Mr. Sand- ers, Advisor. Bark row: Donald Massey, Re- porter: W'ayne Cheek, Parliamentarian: James Bishop, Parliamentarian: Rayburn Tucker, Treasurer: Billy Evans. Secretary. N1 XRX LOL CJREER F F X SNK EE'I HE XRFI Parents and teachers enjoy F F A Banquet ua F F A Chefs E' , if ez ,I 2 t , iff? - - 0 F .3 gf Sfwfd s f , l I 1' Q xix 6, WVQAI-1407 H L. .wf f 'gf sling 5 4 IJ E.: -QM! QE- -:f!.. E'E 5' ara: E35 gr-Ee E I uh 0 I Q 1,4 ifiilib 355 V . if f if -N.. gf . . I M , f V ,A f ' f?Q.i' h s - gf -A., Q 'fw-' -:NJ . 1 I-L ' K -,- E . .-' .. U . .. ,.,g:1:a 4, - -- fflix. TT ..,f'.,P -Q f 'r A , H: Pk -. 'r, . 'f g .4Aft'. 3 .L . fjgw rf: T ., ,P ,. f yi -A e as 1, ,fb-.44 ? t ,Q V. 3141. ' I+ ' 1l8ffX'FW'. 5 'ff 'Jan .4 5 Mu-5 r- ...,.,-11-' Fxfst rou left to rxght Coach Tucker Ray Brooks Jackle Renew Robert Sledge Darrel Willett, Johnny Gleaton Mac Wilder Jlmmy Ramwater lackle Tucker Foster Golf Buddy Dukes Michael Collms Tommy Rrgdon Larry Whitten Tommy Carmichael Larry Roberts M T Clements Larry Walker Wnlhs Peugh Coach Davls Second rou Wendell Sumner Joe Vance Jxmmxe Carlisle Jordan Short Jun Gnhbs Larry Lnclerwood Andy 'yiason Larry Fowler co captain Kenny Martxn co captam Charles Swam Kenneth Bruce Franklin Johnson Wayne Cooper Robert Crown mer Buck Wheeler Doug Bodenhammer Jackie Copeland Cerald Payne Oscar Stewart Buddy Coarsey Third rou -Xldme Walters Darrell Niontgomery Russell Conger Larry long Tony Jackson Fred Tawzer Wendell Ball Jxmmy Dull Butch L-reer 4 ary Flowers Wayne Nlalheyys Nlalcom Shepherd Jimmy Holloway z-E... N nl ul' ff A lf, '-QQ, CU-C.-XPT.-XINS: Larry' Fowler and Kenny' Nlartin MANAGERS: Charles Barheld and Gary' Roberts. ll2 TIFTON BLUE DEVILS A year filled with injuries, victories, defeats - The end of the l958-59 season found the Blue Devils in a tie with Crisp County for the I-AA Northern Division championship. Scoring one touch- down in each of the last two quarters, the Crisp County Rebels downed the lighting Blue Devils 13 0 Illness and injury kept the Blue Devils from duplicating past seasons' records. Under the leader- ship of Coaches Alvin Davis and Fred Tucker, the Devils played to a 4 win, 5 loss, and l tied season. Looking at the scoreboard, the season may not seem too successful, but to the boys who played it was exceedingly worthwhile. The character, sports- manship, and leadership they developed outshines any record on any scoreboard. VVe are proud of you, Blue Devils. Andy Klason, Kenny llartin, Larry Fowler, Johnny Gleaton, llac VVilder, Franklin Johnson, Larry lVhitten, Jimmy Rainwater bid adieu to Blue Devil football at the end of the season. COACHES-Coaches Alvin Davis and Fred Tucker pause after a long practice. 113 ,U , 1 Johnny Gleaton streaks for paydirt against Americus. Touchdown for Tifton against Bainbridge TIFTON 6 COOK CU. 31 It took the Cook County Hornets several years to hang a defeat on the 'FHS Blue Devils. Tifton not only lost this game, but they had a setback when the quarterback Xvayne Cooper was sidelined with a dislocated elbow. Tifton fullback Tommy Car- michael bowled over the goal line from the two yard line in the fourth quarter to score the only lifton touchdown in the game. Tifton was in pos- session when the whistle blew that ended the game with a score of .ll-6. TIFTON 7 BAINBRIDGE 19 lifton was defeated by the Bainbridge Bearcats in a hard fought ball game. lfven with several spee- taeular plays, 'liifton could not bold ber own. Sey- eral pass attempts were intercepted. One was inter- cepted during the final minutes of the game and re- sulted in a final touchdown by Bainbridge. jimmy Rainwater carried the pigskin over the goal line to back up Buddy Dukes' eighty yard run to give 'liifton its one touchdown. VVayne Cooper booted the extra point. Jackie Tucker gains 10 yards in first quarter before being brought down by rugged Cook High defense , 4 ff' wax, Bunhridge Bearcats tingle horns vw 1 fooper vw-I . , s. . 5 V 4' Q 4,1 W x 99 an X W 1 not flfgf X M- t K at , ,,1Q,fii :Z ' 2' ' ' x , 'itl I . 114 f -.liar 'Q Xmericus's one scoring threat of the evening came to naught as Tiftnn held after the Panthers got a hrst down on the nine vard line. TIFTON 18 VVARNER ROBINS 6 The THS Blue Devils made an auspicious debut for the IQSS season as they picked up a touchdown in each of tht- first 3 quarters and eoasted into a comparatively easy victory over the Wvarner Robins High Demons lg-6. TIFTON 0 TI-IONIASVILLE 27 The THS Blue Devils played their hearts out to hold a relentless Thomasville High Bulldog squad in a hard-fought first quarter before giving up a touchdown in the second and third quarters and two in the final period to come out on the short end of a 27-0 score. The Blue Devils did a spendid job in the face of insurmountable difficulties. Carmichael scores against Warner Robins as Whitten blocks. TIFTON 8 IRVVIN CO. 0 The THS Blue Devils rolled to another confer- ence victory in their opener at home Friday Night in Tifton High Stadium, September 19, defeating a rugged lrwin County lndian squad S-0 in a hard fought battle. A second period safety and a third period touchdown sewed up the win for the bustling Blue Devils. TIFTON 0 CAIRO 31 A gallant. but outmanned Tifton High Blue Devil crew went down to a 31-O defeat at the hands of the Cairo Syrupmakers in the Syrup Howl at Cairo, Friday night, October 3 l. It was the eighth win iri a row for powerladen S5 rupmalcers. Twice the Blue Devils broke through in the second period to block extra-kick efforts and once a punt attempt was blocked to give them their best scoring opportunity. ll.5 liruce carries the ball. TIFTON 14 CRISP CO. 14 The Tifton High Blue Devils plaved inspired hall to hold the vaunted Crisp County High Rebels to a l-1'-l-l tie in a Region I-AA classic. TIFTON 13 BIERRIEN CO. 28 VVith line running and passing, Berrien County defeated the Blue Devils 23-13. 'llhe Blue Devils scored their second touchdown in the 3rd period as Carmichael made a spectacular 33 yard kick return to the Berrien 35 line. Wayne Cooper picks up four yards against Irwin County. TIFTON 24 JENKINS 0 'llhe IHS Blue Devils hound up their wounds. holstered their defenses. which vvere battered hx three losses in a row, and found the correvt com' hination to touchdown alley as they ran up a con- vincing 24-ll score on an outclassed Jenkins High ot Savannah team in Tifton Stadium, Uctoher 17. The game was far from heing a one-man show as the Blue Devils svvarmed over the Vvarriors to hold them to' a lone first down and only -l-6 yards total gains during the evening. A handkerchief on play against Cordele. I1 P' 15 ,dw , . v 3 , .M . Jimmy Rainwater digs in, trying to stop the runner short of three touchdowns. lj S. 5, 15-if .E Q1 Fen., I Buddy Dukes carries the ball back 25 yards after taking the kick following Crisp's second touch down Blue Devils fight hqrd to keep the hall N lim il 'Q- Pile-up T 4 Ax WAYNE COOPEHR Quarterback QW l TOMMY CARMICHAEL BUDDY DUKES Left Halfbsck BUCK WHEELER Halfback ANDY MASON Right End fl fan Bfw KIE TUCKER JIMMY RAINWATER Quarterback FOSTER GOFF KENNY BRUCE Fullback D-XRRILLL W ILLI:.T Tackle all FRANKLIN JOHVSOW Guard NI ICHAEL COLLINS Halfback ROBERT SLEDGE Tackle NIAC WILDER Halfback 'uf- IxENNY M -KRTIN Tackle an fin? CHARLES SWAIN LARRY ROBILRTS ' Guard Center JQHNNY GLEATON LARRX UVDERWOOD Guar ' S I I f ' I I if Xe, ,, ff X I X I f I mmk N X X X I - Wo , I X,g'53m fx ,X E w , W-M, 'f K x ,, .W Q. x .X A Y . Boys' Basketball Team Strives Hard To Win Kneeling, left to right: J. L. Hall, Doug Bodenhammer, Tom my Cottle, Lyn Ingram, Billy Greer, Coach Tucker, Gorman Eidson, Wendell Lovet, Sonny Harris, Troy Johnson, Oscar Stewart. Standing: Kenny Willis, Buddy Coarsey, Charles Willis, Jimmie Carlisle, Arthur Dowdy, Harry Doss, Jim Gibbs, Malcom Shepherd, Jack Abbott, Jackie Goins, Donald Summers, Billy Evans, Cal Peddy. 1,-.... M V . E. QW' Donald Summers ,P I3 l div ff' Tommv Cottle Arthur scores for Tifton. Sonny Harris 120 Sonny passes to Donald. 3 X i ' 2 U B . X 1 J' Bill Patrick tk ,X Billy Greer ! -4 4 W lx if 52 , v X Y K' ' , Harry Doss 4 ' 3 , J. L. Han O T9 4 .N f S Arthur Dowdv X t 2 2 -. Ah ' 'E A , Billy Evans ff Tommy jumps high to get the ball. SITORS Tifton High was proud of its new scoreboard. 7 37' 1 Q . -e Rf! en' if 5 W The Blue Devils fight for the hall. HIGH SCORERS Bill Patrick . . Tommy Cottle . 373 39 Harry Doss . . 242 Jim Gibbs A , , 33 32 Donald Summers 170 Charles Willis . Sonny Harris . . . 142 Sonny heads for Tifton goal and another two points. W , .wif 122 iii? E- High-jumping Harry has won the Blue Devils many points Opposing team keeps Tommy Qpugplsf 3' C h T k w'th th f r Seni r Boys who acted as Co OSC UC el' I C OU 0 Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Total Points Berrien County Amerieus . , . Irwin County Thomasville , Cook County Turner County Central High Americus . . , Berrien County Crisp County , VVarner Robins -captains. Billy Evans, Harry Doss, Coach Tucker, Tommy Cottle and Sonm Harris SCOREBOARD Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Tifton Hahira . . Omega . . Turner County lrwin County Cook County Crisp County . Thomasville Hahira A Warner Robins Central High lrwin County Average Points Per Game . . . . , . Both teams huddle around the basket to pick up rebounds Girls' Basketball - Angels Play Ball Front Row left to right Gracxe Taylor Geraldine Smnth Myrna Nell Wood Sara Lee Hutchmson Suzanne Smnth Dorothy Thompson Dannette Creel Charlene Paulk Nexla Smith Martha Sue Denham Bonnxe Goode Latrelle Kendrlcks Esther Doss Lons Sledge Carolyn Morns Kay McMxlllan x. Q... Myra Nell Wood Dorothy Thompson Q Ill C, Q89 ws ,-45 E-Lei A I' ' 1 A ,Q o D N - . -.. V f , V X 4 4 - xx A 1 ' -Q i - ,.,. - 3, -. I , .... J D, L Q..-it is ' ,, .. v ., - , k W A X3 if - V KK lm ,,. S ul Z fn 1 sn CD :I F U' t L L it 1 X 1 24 1 Bonnie Goode 1 i Dorothy takes the ball down the court lf' ziwf iz-qwf - .4 : ' 27:1 'C-' iii Gracxe Taylor Lois Sledge Geraldine Smith Sara Lee Hutchinson all U an 5 :I 0 F9 H no O -1 fu 2. 50:4 Martha Sue Denham llli L .fxs-H' 'I Suzanne Smlth MISS Hayes keeps the score at all the games and Mr Miller IS the tlmekeeper lil!! -1 Xl , 1 if ' 5. At, If , 1' l . 1 ' A ,af el f N , V' Ge x li -i I ' W-1 J fr, lm X 2 A ,lex Stn . WEEE qv I Af .X I i 5. l Q , ' E S Q 4 - , . f 'Y S k . . an .Fx 6: .., 'Ez HIGH SCORERS Nvila Smith . Klyra Nell VVOod Gracie Taylor . Suzanne Smith . Sara Hutchinson A Blartha Sue Denham Esther Doss . , . . . A Sara Lee tosses the ball to Suzanne in tense moment .!4CfiUifie:5 4 Il I 4? 4 N I 6' FII 1 2 .J , 1: x 4, ze:- 'L M65 rL'L'.1 F III L12 + ff l Em., Neff 1-..--3 gig 5 'flllllllll 1 1 I 'Q- 4 f 1:-X-'fyhvev-'uw-Q-V' ' vH' ' ..- . . ,., ' T 'll'f'- wip- .Q 'K-. ..- . .- ' J 1' ' ' h I ' N M ,' Y-..-'4.-,-V 'p - ,-.ff- Y,--..-'rmk Y np, - . - , , 'xv . . . ,, .N .fir-.. A -- . V - ,,. Q ' ,,, . ' 5 - v ,. W ' ' - 'V A A . gq - l . , . ' . -Q -'- - - ,' -x I - A . V V, A f. A.. ,, ... a , l,,,. s , A V ' tx N. , ' I I -.--V. M-. .,, A-,,. ,X.- -- . A f . -' ' -'3' .-n. . ' . 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Jane Harrell, Tommy Humber. Ronnie Cooper, Fred Sut- ton, Suzanne Smith, Bohhy Ahhott, Kay Nlosely, Wayne Sumner, Rosemary' Bailey. Fourth row: Jeffrey' Waldron, Sara YYill Lee, Suzanne Maulshy. Jean Gregory, Norma Carrington, Shirley Pope. Shirley Carter, Sandra Turlington, Doris Garrison, .ludy .-Xsensio. Claude Barker, Tommy Pittman, Richard Poyyerw. Hil Hutchinson, Nllen Hoon, John Lanford, Tonrfny' Parkman, Rohhy White. Nliku Henderson, Hill Warren, Paul Spradley, Sonny Walton, llohhy Ful- lerton, .lerry Rowland. l'iflh row: Roster Monk, .loc liizldy, llilly Jones, -Xnn Gihhs, Tommy' YYise, Yirginio Grt-cm-, ltoyce Bishop, Reggie Gunn, .lohn Girardeau, 1 E 1 i 1 1 i f i 'l 5 4 J E Q , i E 1 ? 2 S 1 , f : A . ' . 5 'l 1 i i l Q' El S 5 Yi l l , i ii Z f 3 5 M Q I i i The Big Blue and While Bond RXNII COUNCIL: Martha Lucas, Faye Whitley, Mary Lou Greer. liams, Richard Powers. Betty' Carter. Reggie Gunn. .lane Harrell. lfloy d Wil- -Q xz H XNlJNl.XN.Xt.l1RS XXII CH Xl LRUNL are Xnn I rum. S y Row. Hin Spurlin, and Sally Tlioniason S . 1 r i 1 L i 5 A 5 Q i 5 9 5 ? 5 , 4 W r E l 5 i i r l l s 5 ' , E 5 i 3 . 5 . l ll A , . . ? l ' ' 2 9 ' 2 3 Z 4 l 4 f 6 of T.H.S. is 0 credit to Tifton 'llhe 'llifton High School Big Blue and XVhite Hand was organized in the fall of V938 under the lcadership of its present director, Xlr. Len Lastin- ger. It has steadily grown from a ineinhership of eighteen to its present strength of ninety-four. The hand has consistently rated superior in the various district and state music festivals. It per- forms at all home and out of town football games for the 'Vifton High School, as well as in num- erous parades throughout Georgia and Florida. The hand has once participated in the Gasparilla lfestival in 'l'ainpa. Florida: twice in the Gator Bowl Parade in vlacksonville, Florida: and twice 5 s is f in the Orange Bowl Parade in Kliaini, Florida. ' Some of the former ineinhers of this hand now hate their own hands within the state. 8 1 7 I Tx A f 13-11 llirerlor' Nl R. LEN LASTI NGER m...,,NN lUs.,1 MARY LOU GREER Head Majorerte JUDY COOPhR 17 F. 4' f f- Q 1 13 . Y 5 X , ' 1 X , T SNOOKIE RIGDON 73' x J-3 ,ff X 4 377 X , I 6-W .NA T I .v Q X .,, N . 'Q 7, X, hs 1 K? SALLY ZIWINIERMAN 1959 Mcllorettes R :V :QR - 'VIARTHA LUCAS FAYE WHITLEY gk... x1YRrx x GOFF 'X sx JANE Nil DFORD g,f1d LINDA HARDY Ms' Ni If f KTA- 5 5 KN X 'U xxx X Q X. N. N MX7' CI! . 5 ' a if L A A W ', ' ,f f' X ' 'X 2 . 2 4 - .2 5 f ,lf- .5 .Q K9 ey Club officers with State Governor Joe Nall. 'Es' Thum-thuckers! Candid Camera II, W' hi ff' , ,H',!,,,, i W ,Q V, .ff- gl - ,, ,e.MWF.me ' - -. Y ,I 1 V g 1if--- .S - , - IRQ gs'-ff:-f V- , ,J , .i141ffg4fw-1 ,W Vff '.'f:g R:. .L' ggy1vff, ,, 1-lvl' 7- .a Akai' ., , :Q i t-f11111'gl 'fMtf'f4e qrl'.,,fif . .- veg' .r ' 5f3r,.S,j.,,A7'1gYi - . s-i 5'Dffviii' 'xx-H xg' ' .,,.:::1s- ' ' 1 4,454 .T 'cr-71 - N -M 4 Hezekiah W'alton keeps school clean. Lunchroom workers prepare hamburgers. W 1 A fwfj, Q, . r ... ff he ff lv' R A X 4' , ,JF M ivgg x I A E si Old grads come hack to he on the 1959 Homecoming ussemhly program 5' W ' LETS MAKE .lumes Bishop, Waldene Grifhn. and Sandra Turlington make panther stew before the game. Carla Greer Smith crowns Harriet Vaughn 1939 Homecoming Queen , iHomecomung IS 0 gala Day c1tTiiton High Assembly hegan the festivities of the 1953-59 Homecoming-'l'he vvishes of -lane Harrell were granted hy the wishing well as it hrought from the past former students, cheerleaders, foothall plavers, and the Charleston. A pep rally and parade climaxed the school day. Decorated cars, heautiful floats, rhythmic hand music. and the cheerleaders clad in blue and vvhite hermudas riding gailv festooned hicvcles kept the Blue Devil Spirit high. Eight o'clock and it vvas kick-off time- As the foothall sponsors and captains marched off the held, the stands filled with lilue Devils, yelled their team on to VIC- TORY over Americus. lvith Tifton leading, the halftime ac- tivities got under vvay with the Blue and NVhite Band playing 'lOh, You Beautiful Doll. The majorettes formed a gate that swung to and fro as the queen and each of her attendants were presented to the stands. Victory and the Blue Devils were off to the dance and crowning of Queen Harriet. A perfect end for a perfect day. I - 7 ., Enjoying the Homecoming Dance. Homecoming sponsors. lefl to right: Sara Huff. Jane Medford June Talley. and Lyn Lindskog. 4 4 The Homecoming Queen, Harriet Vaughn. and her court: Carolyn Bennett. Neila Smith. Rosemary Bailey. . 'Wx ' v. ffm TSO! 'fin .MI V -2 K - , 'EN , 4 1, ' VM X A m,,M,. PM ad' Q ,.V. , ' . A.v , ,MW ,fm 'S' Q ,., aw ..,,,m kay! 'XX xx I aux, Q- . I Y, I I omecoming. ueen 140 1 HARRIET VJXUGHIY Yemor Attendant NEILA SMITH lumor Attendant CAROLYN BENNETT Attendants to the Homecoming Queen Queen Harrlet Vaughn was selected to relgn oxer THSQ annual HOmCCOmlng feetxutxee In her court were loxelx 'Nella bmlth Carolxn Ben nett 'md Ro emarx Baxlex elected bx the Qtudentx IH then' respectne cluxes Fme cholcex dun t xou agree 42 Yophomore Attendant ROSFNIARY BAII FY This happy smile is a welcoming invitation to fun inside. i958 Junior - Senior Has Original Theme Mardi Gras celehration in the heart of old New Orleans with all its color, gaietv, laughter, and music was the scene of the l958 Junior-Senior. Gay couples entered the hallroom through the gigantic clown face placed over the gym door. The chandeliers in the red, gold. and purple ceil- ing of crepe paper streamers turned the ordinary gym into a festival. The music of liodie Chitty, the costumed figures on the walls, and the mural scenes of New Orleans added to the llardi Gras atmos- phere. The highlight of the evening was the coro- nation hy Jerry Stone of llarianna Girtman and Fred Hill as King and Queen of the lllardi Gras. Nellie, Sara, hlike, Samuel, Tommy, and the tum- bling team provided amusing entertainment. As the orchestra played the last strains of music, another Junior-Senior was pronounced a hig success. The trumpeteers herald Harriet and Billy before Larry announces their arrival. wg, xi gmail, The tumbling team provides amusing entertainment on the program. 4,-f fn -wk fa ..PB'Q! Work! Work! Work! Lucy, Joyce. and Caroline are painting the terrace effect on one of the Junior-Senior scenes. J 5 ,jf , , , 'F 3 , 3 Students all join in the Grand March. cr Fl' . ali Who's Fifi. boys ? ! Li Q 4 . ,V ft Q '., an nj, H.. - str ' . :f 4ifrf:: e I 'w ,- J ., in can 4 l M -Tgmafme L 45 K5 .Hi The orchestra members get in the mood That movie was on months ago, boys! Fred Hill and Marianna Girtman are crowned King and Queen of the Mardi Gras. ,.,.-- 'sgN ....,,,,-hav 4 Z I O I O U Senior Tri-Hi-Y Girls decorate our door for the Christmas Key Club Banquet for the teachers. season' nxt-My Ae' J -- Tw is f' -1-,XX I X' ll Billy Evans. Sarah Huff. Thomas Daniels, and Jody Bohan- non were selected to represent their Government classes and observe the operations of government in Atlanta. Make that type UO . Daddy-0. QS Former THS cheerleaders xell in llomccomingj Assembly. Un the war path Q 1 1 1 1 lll 4 I Seniors give program for Tilton Music Club. e X 2 .I sv' hui- ' Didn't nobody pass nothing? Q w, S X 4 . - . - 'Qin-vmfei ,wi 1 -s Q ' 'dnl'-f Members of F.H.A. Talent group who appeared on program at I 5' 1? i U the district FH..-X. Meeting. 9 l I b X 1. ' Y i v .ie E 'pit' ,A e 4 . AV '4' J 1 Ng N fv- up 1-9-ZZ ,,.- gs, ,. 1, fl V , fx? MMI' V . ' Wk 'H 1 . 5 if 2. H1 ' . V' H ai M N 53 ' l 1 1 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsors annual Polio drive. Miss Hayes' class wins free movie passes. Y Uon't you dare blow your top! Youl I'll get you later' Look at that hall go! ,f A1 While planning for college next year, Seniors study cuta logues in Guidance room. The Homecoming Court and their Registration I 4 escorts. I, Hr. Cannon???????? Ill! '!l ,,..,..Je,, W1 E W li lil. ,,. N ..-Q V .... L is ...M ,U , ffl V r- JMANU. M ,mx W V, Wi- 4' I l lv? iff- Q 'Q ' ri: -n Tay. ls everybody ready. Lyn? 1445 '7 4 GSE! .f40luerfi:5emenf5 m f If ,K ll 'F n K I I-x QQ, --ea-F Q -4 -IL AL F'-.Zi 3 gf!!! in v I av l Qiisqiid E If r -- N Ill. ili, qi.eQ'iu pf ps -Q JQ!wiEfi ELECHULS Ji: - E LE UW SZ D 33 Q rw if X -i f , ,,,, Z, r-'W L . fn mqxw 5 ae gr mi-5L,z,,5!!'if Q 9452 . w gkwhgwkf 1 -Qi' .U wx, gf- 5, 1, if i eq, -lv , G gk . .K ,,, L U ,. r , M 5,5115-gngi,,'v'15:g94,1 Vt 1 'rw V X VQQASQ-fi Q 0'f2Xg7,f'M A ' f W. 7-in A V NYM? - ,, .N .X f 'fy 'aw NW-7'x..,, M K . , , LK , kb mf. w ,?:5T:?4fA f V ,f , 'Av' Q, jk wif Q,L 4f,,4,5,,v K, 7nifT'f? x, . 'w---mf-.H ,M . 'vig L , ' --I fi: , . ,wM'T' mx, Q f 1- ii F1 A E ,ya 4 ff in 'H 'gli we iff 3 E Q 2 2 3 , vw U.S. MAIL Lf YJ 1 Wx - . an 4 at K fu, A jfzwgzxgw ' W, .sph .,,,nf, -Q coMP1,m1ex'1's MATT WHITHAM Home of Famous Brands THE BIG STORE llonm II hen 1 Ull Need It Nr Red lap? GLOBE LOAN COMPANY 134 East Sth bt IIPTON C A Phone IQZ3 Phone 831 VV NI IUNAPF 'NI'1n'1ger btnctlx Lonhdentml f UIIIIPIIIIIIWHS o TIFTON CLOTHES SHOP Rovses Store for Tien T112 Plate to go or fhe Brnnrlv you knou I IFTOIN GEORGIA f ONIPIIIIIFIHT of BELK HUDSON lIFTON from I x COX DRUG COMPANY fhzrtj four mars o Serure Ihree Lleen cd Ph 1rm1c1sts l0llIf7lIIl1fIIfS 0 Central Jewelry Company 207 Nlam Street IIFION Cnokclx JAMES B ECHOLS Dunn mls r lJ11fIIIlfllII Nlxon Hotel Bloek Phone 27 7878 Ifllllflllllllllft ff Tift County Drug Company Phone '57 I 0l1If7II7Ilt'IIf5 f ROLLINS MEN S SHOP Df0fUU1 Io 1 1111113 If 01111 Georgia Prmhng Company School bupplxei Nlson Hotel Block WESTERN AUTO STORE Home owned bs XVAYXE, XIORGAN Phone 1412 OF . V' 'V Y .Y -lvl 'L , . 1 f ri l' S' Z 1 I If 1.1 FRANK-Moosrj-RUJY J ' 1 f l fl If U ' .I . . ' A A 5 A -0 J . ' Q 1. I h 0' ' 1 .,.., 'I J 'fr' 1 1 'E I ' H T DICKSON Chlropracfor - S06 L ve A 'e QR: SOUTH GEORGIA OIL COMPANY , X, K 1FT0.' C'EoRc'1.-x TIFTON FLORAL CO , DOT GOODMAN v A 495 SENIORS OF 1959 LEONARD MORRIS BLALOCK RADIO 8g rv SAFETY RITE rooo BANK h lh me 37 Complzmentx Complzments TIFTON COTTON MILLS PEERLESS WOOLEN MILLS HH HH IHPIRINIPLOXIAPS IHPIRPNIPIOXPIAS G 6' . w' ' I L'07IIf71ll1ll'I1f U 0 x nue Of III mx, Gm mx Il' II A 1 N' 1 ' P zvlz You C0!If1IIIlFlf OIIIFFSS ' Phone 689 Um 18-I Night 19 fjUIl1f7!lII1FI7fJ Ir0II1P!illll IIf to the of Conzplimentg Co111pli1l1f'11i.f Of Of ' Nort Central 3 0 18 - of of r 1 - X r A Q ff A - I y . A , 4 444 4 ll 1 4- A 4 1k THE BANK OF TIFTON Fstablzshed 1800 Member FFDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORA1 ION Phone 2850 TIFTON GEORGIA MARY LYNN FABRIC SHOP PATTERNS FABRICS wouoxe f l HONE 7388 llmox Fx p ne s THE RITE WAY SHOE SHOP ECONOMY AUTO STORE N 11 St Phone 1370 IIPTON GFORCIA RELIABLE TRACTOR COMPANY pm Tlfton Plano and Ofiice Supply Company Inc 107 VVet Fmurrh Street TIFTON GEORCH Iso Standard Lmoleum 81 Tlle Service INLAID LINOLEL NI 8. 'IILF LARP14 I 1 LASTIC VS ALL IILII S L H011 Axo 409 VV 7rh Street 112111 ng, Allre P O Bo 707 Bu me Re de me Phone 2816 Phone 1647 TIFTON GEORGIA J ry ,VV 1 ,rr me f of q 1 I t N Y .J O' -nur W 1 7 1 71 r LA L I L 1- ,, SH... ' rw-we-M ,f , M 4 inns-M.v I 4 Y . A a ' Com li1nr of g L - - 1 . S L' and Saw' . P 1.-. C lllplilllfllf' 218,1.i1.'. .- of 7 f, , 1 Y I Compfinzfn f Com 'zentx O O O of . Y - . , .M A A A Y 41 4 3 , , ,. 1 I I Lin we 41. Av I ' . f . 'i f cc ss . . X .. .. 5 f ' S' ss si 1 Av: ' ' Av: A BOWEN-DONALDSON - 1 Ask for and get , L t LL V ACo1onia1 Dairies Milk and Nlilk Products HONIE FOR FUNERALS A I' I X A - For Sale at your grocerfv jwember A ' ,L or delivered freth to your door NATIONAL SELECTOR MORJICIAIGSQQ on , ' ge' K x A A ' . I COLONIAL DAIRIES Love Avenue X Stxth Sireet TIFTONI GEORGIA . 'f' JULIAN B. WALKER ,L Q v id f, L 1- L-If C, 4' f 'T ,' f' L' V ,c' ttLt,-gf .fK,!'Q ff , f, X, , f ,f Compliments Compliments hn H Fletcher Insurance mxls LILY and MILLING coMPANY Re Es e 522 West Seventh Street Phone 1410 Complzments of C0mP11mf'lf-V of EASTERN AUTO STORE BARNETTS Fashzons of Dzstmctzon Maln Street Phone 218 E Second St fomplzments of CONGRATULATIONS W T HAWKINS SENIORS 155 East Second Street Compltmenis o fomplzments of Benson Youmans Dress Shop Hasty S RUdlO Und SBYVICG Where every Customer Is a Friend Zemth Phone 1027 Nlotorola Phone 1831 224 E Second St Tufrox Geoncm Fomplznlents of fomplrments of BROOKS DRUG THE STYLE SHOP W here Everyone Luiz: to Shep Love Avenue for the Latest UI Styles of Of Jo' . I ! . O 0 . ' f , B I ' ' ff - U i A Y A I 1 . 1 1 il I ' KENT Complimenls S FURNITURE Company Seeond Street IIITOX Gncmclx CURRIE FORD EVE, TIFTOX GLORGI x f Illfllllllllf THE VARSITY XXARXI AIR HIAIINC X -XIR LUNIJIIIONINC Rldgon Irrlgahon 81 Alr Control 716 We t Seumd Street mx hromlx f 11111111111 nts f BILL GREER Pure Url D1 trllwutur f flI1f7IIlllt'IIf.S HENRY BOSTICK LIFRL. or QOUR1 Of K I ' IEEE , X : A . Q 4, ' . C .4 1 C' fo ' ' ,v Y u 'X V vw 4 . . . I Of I l I O .. 's Q N S ' '1iIIfT47A', Gi c'1.x IIFN ' 1 2 fo ' ' 5 ,', ' ' . 'lf V. .S . , U r , i Compliments of GEORGE A. WRIGHT Reliable Druggist Phone 520 TIFTON, GEORGIA Compliments of R. E. CARNIICI IAEL'S CO., INC. Phone 64 216 East Sth Street Compliments of TIFTON INVESTMENT COMPANY TIFTON, GEORGIA Compliments of FRANK RALEY NEWS f42?' INTERNATIONAL FERTILIZERS Compliments C GREER Sheriff TIFT COUNTY TIFTON LAUNDRY APPROVED SANITONE SERVICE Phone 61 TIFTON GEORGIA Complzments of HARVEY S SUPER MARKET F plzments of WALKERS SERVICE STATION Gulf Products Phone 511 JAMES AND ESTOIN DUNLOP TIRE STORE All Types T1 es Tubes U Butte zes DON WINTER LEONARD HALL MCCRORY S 54 Iot 254 Co plz: ents o H B ALLEN TIFT COUINTY SUPERINTENDENT of O To 0 I of J' ' I ,om ' 510 S. Nlain Phone 482 TIFTON, GA. ' , lr , ,r- , f 1 1 I m -71 f Congratulatzons on Your dchzefoemenis BURKHALTER CHEVROLET YOUR FRIENDLY DEALE Sales SCFVICC X, i FINE SANDWICHES 85 REFRESIQIJVIE TS Recommende by JOHN Q BLIC Hlghway R41 South Farmers Feed and Supply Company 519 South Mm Street Dlxle Auto Parts Company, Inc Phone 1977 TIFTON GEORGIA New and Used Auto and Truck Parts Your Purzna Dealer on the Farm Hlghway 41 South Phone 17,77 Custom Grmdmg and Mlxlng B sl C SUPER MARKET Farmers' Gln and Peanuf Association Dealers ln Cotton Gram Sz Peanuts The One Stop Store TIFTON, GA. OMEGA, GA The Store wnth Everythmgu Phone 5 Phone 2651 ff ' ' fl R A 1' 1 1 4 A . lv J I, A 1 V. 1 1 5 A ff Q3 .Blu V - Y' MOODY THEATER ADVERTISERS Prxnt ng Lthograph ng Rubber Stamps P O Box 599 Phone 1997 212 West Sec nd St WADES BEAUTY SHOP R E JONES M THE CITY OF TIFTON plzes BUBBERS CITYS SERVICE WEBB 8' SIMS 216 West 7th Street Phone 452 REAL ESTATE LOANS FIRE 8: CASUALTY INSURAINCE 1 Golden Bu ldmg TIETON FIRE DEPARTMENT Mm GEORGM I EMMETT TIRE COMPANY QUALITY BODY WORKS Comphments of Complzments of HUGH SMITH G. 0. BAILEY ' i - i i - 0 . Compliments of Q 1 Q ' ,. ' I ' ' Compliments of aunt I - x' ' Z2 , 0 o I 0 Do Com 'm nt of 1 1 1 Compfments of i ' Comp iments of 7 Best V1 ishes to the Senior Class of 1959 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Phone 400 TIFTON GFORCIA f IlIf7I1II1!'IIfV of GOFF STREET GROCERY 1110110 1309 MY FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP r R L mn r L R C er rx 1451 R 7 Sm 11711111 flou we nzrl' HI Iv or all frzaszonv VVC xure Homer Phone 1970 I omplzmenis of J M WILLIAMS GROCERY Phone 9700 LGIIIPIIIIIFIITY rf Tlfton Feed and Mllmg Company f rmdmL XIIYIHQ 'md YTl'lIIL1flCtLlI'lI1L feed it llfton xt the our iss mone 744 IPTON C LAIJIII AL PON 1 mp C XI Q CHILD S MOTOR COMPANY Ilfth Street md Ixtt Awnug IOIIC NUS l r lI1fIlIIIIFIIfA Howells Llftle Supermarket 701 List 7nd Str:-et 1honc' -147 I Illf71Il1l!IIf5 1f MlLDRED'S FLOWER SHOP f lllplllllfllfi ff GOFF BROTHERS GARAGE 1 . L I 4 Y fo I . , KI s. U. . NI-I, . - XI s. '. . I it -' .'.- -771 Q, I '11 f ' ' Q T K . ' ' S .. w l 1 . 1- ' ' . 0 0 0 . . I ' ' f, . '. ' . . 2 ' f Ifzs ' V 1 p.:: H P1 'I' ' .', IA. ,A . . I.- . . I-I - , of I I l J. L 2 L 7 X xc. ... LL P1 ' H '1'1rf'1'1rN, GA. 1 - ,vu ' P f. fo ' ' It F pli :ents of TIFCO MOTOR COMPANY . E. FRIFFIN Owner D. LOOK Klgsr. Keenan Auto Parts Company Tie House of ll 'Ili11'o1 P11 is Lomplete Automnti 'e Put. Service e 1 h Frrrox G.. HILLS HOME SUPPLY Co ph :mis of BROOKS AUTO PARTS Phone 7188 TIFTON G SINGLETON S FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Concrete Products TIFTON TIRE COMPANY 'I Pe ff t R t all lrrrox GEORCM ROSS H PITTMAN Iemc D strxb tor Flrestone Ihone 716 Phone 327 Carson Brothers Laundry and MODERN FACILITIES DVY cIe9nm9 EVERY BANKING SERVICE 7rh 'md 9th Street Liundrx LICHHIHL Phone 1091 Phone 877 L1 h Qirrx Plck up Dellwerx SWE Jfalbmalzi For Your Buslness Your Famlly The Ind1v1dua1 You Can Always BANK ON US THE 1908 mmaw mum.: FARMERS BANK OF TIFTON NIEXIBER FDIC 147 Love Avenue Phone 561 ,om n ff U 1 . 1 1 r I 4 x . s e s 5 J 1 1 ' Plum sff9 ' , 1 , I m .fl Complzm t of 1 I .. ' J, A, Conlplirllfnts of C0lIlfP1ilIIFIlf5 1 of O Co. O f. ,. 1 r r ere f- - - - .1 o 1. u ,. ' J . , 1 : -' . . s 1 I' I I Y o ' O I Y . . . . .s - . D' - - - ' v' 0 - - A v L 1 TIFTAREA EGG 8- FEED STORE H. V. Kell Company, Distributors MILES T. CLEIWENTS, Owner Your Birdsey Dealer Phone Night 1317-W '1lIFTON, GEORGIA Ke11's Coffee INIARTHA WHITES FLOUR TIFTON, GEORGIA RODDEN BERRY HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 53 160 East Second St TIFTON GEORGIA Compliments Russell Daniel Irrlgatlon Co fomplzments A FRIEND flomplfments DAVID BODENHAMMER Dowling Tucker Furniture Co, Inc South Mam St Phone 1097 IIFTOR GEORGIA ARNETTS MILLING COMPANY flomplzments CURTIS PACKING COMPANY Wholesale 'lleats Slaughtermg and Processmg Phone 438 TIFTON GA Complzmenls o 807 South Nlam Street TIFTOIN G JESSE RDTLAIND Qwner MASSEY FURNITURE COMPANY 706 Ham Street TIFTON GA Let us make your house a home of of Of . ' f ClTlZEN'S HARDWARE SERVICE of , I f - ', A. I em-H AX J REGULAR FAMILY SIGN OF GOOD TASTE Tlfton Coca Cola Bottling Co The Clhzens Bank of Tlfton t JACK S CHAMBERS WWGS RADIO TIFTONI 5000 watts 1-1-30 kl x 1 TIFTON BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2347 South Central OPERATORS Vlola, Edna, Ruth and Nllldred Complzments of PINKSTQN DRUG STORE ii: ,j fl ,R I , MY Akiffufkx K W A A 7 LM A ' gfffdff . Q 1 Compliments of Bas of Luck A A , - ' iocjces C07lIf71i7llFNfX of MRS. LEON CLEMENTS TIFT COUNTY ORDINARY Complfmenfs of DUFFY'S DRIVE-IN VVest 12th Street Tirrox, G.-I. The Home of Cowl Foods Cornfrlfmenfs of GEORGE M. SUTTON TAX COMMISSIONER Evan's Standard Service Station VINSON GOFF'S SERVICE STATION and THE TIRE SHOP U. S. -11 North 'FII-'TON, G.-I. BENNETT'S BODY SHOP Telephone 627 Specializing in VVhee1 Alignment Brake Service Compliments of BEN J. BAKER Bi Conzfzliments of Faulk Plumbing and Heating Company Congrrztzzlaiions, Seniors Judge J. Bowie Gray JUDGE SL'vERIoR COURT '1'Ir'1'oN AIUDICIAI, CIRCUIT' Compliments Of W. J. FOREHAND SoI,1cI'1'oR CSENHRAI. or '1'IF'I' COUNTY For Your NEXV STEEL Needs NIIIIFKA' Our Szzpplyflfrfore You 121111, Cooksey Iron 8. Metal Company Buyers of Scrap Iron Sc Metals Phone 67 rliIFTON, G.-I. 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