Tucker High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tucker, GA)

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pw Life is a mountain that confronts us all. Some reach the peak of success, But others struggle forever at the foothills of obscurity. Opal Cain wins fame and esteem By coaching Tucker's Basketball Team. Kathy Dempsey, now the wife of an M. D. Has given up the idea of a nurse's degree. Julia Ann Edwards has hit the top: f She's sponsored on TV by soda pop. Harriette Green is now keeping house For her handsome and devoted spouse. Gail Hanson, after all these years, Is now head manager down at Sears. Peggy Kilpatrick can now be seen Keeping books for her husband, Gene. Elizabeth Miller has made us all proud: As a Hill-billy singer she draws the crowd. Julia Ann Orr is no longer shy: She's now secretary to a good-looking guy. Virginia Morgan, so small and sweet, ls still as nice a girl as you'll ever meet. Betty Jean Park, with her charming smile, Designs dresses that are really in style. Joan Ray's beauty has won her fame, And Jimmy Aldrich has changed her name. Jackie Wellborn is a grand little nurseg They carry her patients away in a hearse. Edward Ashworth, or Leo the Bold, Has perfected a cure for the common cold, Carlton Blankenship can now be seen Starring in the picture With Hair of Green. Richard Cofer has millions in gold And resides in Cuba away from the cold. If you're wanting a Ford, be sure and stop At Larry Corn's Ford Specialties' Shop. Louie Davis plays Santa in a Dept. storeg The children all love his merry roar. Johnny Stanford has finally settled down: He decided that Tucker's the nicest town. John Dunn Has advanced so rapidly That he's now manager of A 84 P. Vernon Duvall leads a mechanic's life. With Barbara Swann his bookkeeping wife. Edwin Hopkins said accounting would boreg He now reads lines to Dorothy L'amour, Brumbley Humphries, our president, To the White House has been sent. Charles Lanford's a dean of knowledge, His classes run late, even in college. James Lougher's harmonica really singsg He's even played for princes and kings. Jerry Reynolds is now a football star: His looks and skill have taken him far. Paul Thomas cares not how money is spent He counts it all day at the U, S, Mint. Who keeps books for Thomas 8a Son, Why its our very own Lawrence Singleton. With a panel Program on the TV screen: David Stanford can now be seen. Jerry Stonecypher's business has grown: He's money galore that he'd like to loan. Everett Summerlin's now a top salesman, Who travels 'round all over the land. Norris Turner makes records for RCA. We predict he'll be in pictures someday. Macky Waters with his versatility Has won the position of a television M, C. Billy Webb's an electrician that's great, Why he's even the best in the 48. Jerry Woodall has toured the world: But still hasn't found the right girl. Who designed the Cadillac of 1963? It was none other than Ben Kelley Barbara Swann is a bookkeeper nowg She's glad Mrs. Jordan taught her how.

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7066! Georgia, DeKalb County. We, the Senior Class of said State and County, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, being fully aware of the uncertainties of being together as a Senior Class, do hereby publish and declare this our last will and testament. SECTION ONE: Article I. To MR, GOOLSBY, a bunch of Seniors who have time to attend classes. To MR. STROZIER, a biology class that doesn't squirm at the thought of carving up a frog. To MRS. HUTCHENS, a Senior class that knows when they can or can't visit the library. To MR. BROOKS, the inevitable thrill of a, clean, hard fight, whether the game is lost or won. To MR. JIM HENDERSON, a Senior government class who keep their discussions within the realm of government. To MRS, SHAEFER, the fond memory of a Junior class who caused a lot of turmoil, but loved her dearly. To MR. WALTER HENDERSON, an agriculture class that will produce at least two or three successful farmers. To MISS JONES, a class of Senior girls who can sew a fine seam and enjoy doing it. To MRS. JORDAN, a fourth period typing class who had rather type than talk. To MISS BUSBEE, fond memories of her Senior basketball players and her Beta Club mem- bers. To MRS. CONLEE, our fond appreciation for all your eager help and anxious thoughtsg We'll love you always. Article II. To THE JUNIORS, our delightful knack for escaping classes, and the fun that we had when we did attend, the enlightenment and enjoyment that came from a discussion in governmentg and all the good things that go with being a Senior. Article III. To THE SOPHOMORES, the grand realization that school can be fung just grin and bear it. Article IV. To THE FRESHMEN, all the good times that high school can give you, and little knowledge on the side. SECTION TWO: I, Opal Cain, do hereby will by basketball abilities I0 Myrtle BIOWHIGS. I, Kathy Dempsey, do hereby will my capable nature to Joyce Goza. It'll take you a long way toward success. I, Julia Ann Edwards, do hereby will my jovial nature to Elizabeth Graves, life is a lot of fun, you know. I Harriette Green, do hereby will my ability to argue about anything to Shirley Britt: may you enjoy it as much as I have. I, Gail Hanson, do hereby will my college boy friends to Mary E. Brooksg keep them guessing. I, Peggy Kilpatrick, do hereby will my ability to get a man and a ring to Peggy Martin. I Liz Miller, do hereby will my tactics of catching a boy friend to Jane Cowng I hope you do better than I have done. I Betty Jean Park, do regretfully will all the fun of being a Senior to Barbara Talton: a Senior year is a very short time. I, Joan Ray, do will the fun of a Homec' class to Peggy Dunnagang hen parties are fun. I Jackie Wellborn, do hereby will my casual acceptance of boys and dates to Janice Young: keep a string of them, Janice. I Edward Ashworth, do hereby will my nickname, Leo the Bold to Lawrence Crawfordg courage is a good quality. I, Carlton Blankenship, do hereby will my carrot-top curls to Alan Campbellg the girls like it. I, Richard Cofer, do hereby will my ability to be late to any class to Danny Britt: it's a lot of fun, if you can get by with it. I. Larry Corn, do hereby will my honorable position of Shop Manager to Jimmy Craft: it's good experience for an ambitious young fellow like you.