Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

Donald Bonner Mary Wallace Rowe EDITORS AID KUSINESS MENACED EDITOR Edward Nussbaum ASST. EDITOR Frank Strickland BUSINESS MANAGER Betty Jo Garrison JUNIOR ASST EDITOR Lee Paulk 2 THE SENIOR CLASS OF VALDOSTA HIGH SCHOOL Presents The 1950 WHICH CONTAINS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES A1VEITISEMENTS “Breather there the man with soulv-so dead, t,Who never to himself hath said, This is my own, my nafiwrlSnif ' In this “Golden Year” of the twentieth century we Seniors of 1950 dedicate Our Book of Memories” to the only Valdosta, “Our Home Town.” 1 ' IOHHHIHII The 1950 SANDSPUR was planned as a Memory Book, which should bring to the Senior Class of 1950 fond recollec- tions of the school days at “Dosta High. Coming at the half- turn of the 20th century, the 1950 SANDSPUR adopted a golden cover because Cold symbolizes 50th anniversaries. The SANDSPUR staff strove to complete a yearbook that you would cherish for years to come. When you first open this book, do not judge the product of our labors too harshly. Wait until many years have gone by and then again turn these pages and decide whether or not it is truly a Book of Colden Memories. Edward Michael Nussbaum BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Mrs. Howard Dasher, Mrs. W. C. Southwell. SECOND ROW: Mr. W. L Goodloe, Sr.. Mr. R. L. Stump. Mr. June Norwood THIRD ROW: Dr Conrad Williams, Judge A. J. Little. Mr. H. C. Eberhardt, Dr. F. G Eldridge. These men and women give of their time, their efforts, and their interest to make ours a better school. Not only the student body, but the entire town thank them. 6 SUPERINTENDENT MR. W C. NUNN B.S. Auburn University; MS. Auburn University; Graduate Work at University of Georgia; University of Alabama; Southern Methodist. This year has brought to us two executives who have en deared themselves to the members of the student body. IIUR PRINCIPAL MR. N. R HAWORTH A.B. Maryville College; M S. Auburn University. 7 Librarian and Secretary MRS. BRYAN MATHIS A B . C.S.W.C . B.S. in L S L.S.U Librarian MRS. J C PARRISH A B . C.S.W.C.. Sec. of Schools FACOUf Language MRS MEL SMITH A B Wesleyan MISS HOPE CHAVOUS A B . Mercer Unviersity Social Science MISS CORINNE MARTIN A B. LaCrange College MRS JOE WISENBAKER A B . C.S.W.C. 8 Commercial Teachers MISS SARAH DEAN ADAMS A B . G.S.W.C. MRS. CARRINE WEST ELIJAH A B . G.S.W.C.. Bowling Green Business College E tr History Teachers MRS HOLLIE HOWELL A B . GSWC. MRS C W MEACHAM A B . C S.W C Fine Arts Teachers MR GENE A. STURCHIO MR GLENN BACON B M Chicago Musical College, M.M., Loyola University 9 Athletic Directors MR. WRIGHT BAZEMORE A. B., Mercer University. Princeton. Harvard. Yale MISS BETTIE LOUISE FOWLER B. S. University of Georgia Mathematics and Science Teachers MISS MARGARET DASHER A B.. Shorter College MRS. GRADY MASSEY B.S . G.S.W.C.. M A , Columbia University MRS. ROBERTS GRAHAM A B . Agnes Scott College MR. ERSKINE MILLS B.S.. Newberry College, Northwestern University, University of South Carolina. George Peabody College MR WILLIAM E DAVIS. JR. B.S., Auburn. Alabama to English Teachers MISS HELEN HIGHTOWER A B . G.S.WC. MRS. HERMAN JOHNSON A.B., G.S.W.C.. University of Georgia miss rubye McKinney A B., Wesleyan College M A University of Georgia EM Vocational Teachers MR. HERSCHEL A HAMILL B.S., Georgia Teachers College MISS NEBRASKA FINDLEY B.S., University of Georgia MRS. HELEN DALE CRIER B.S., G.S.W.C. MISS CLIFFORD QUARTERMAN A B . C.S.W.C.. B S . George Peabody College 11 The Senior Class of 1950 reluctantly but proudly leaves the halls of Val- dosta High School. Our life here has been like the flight of a comet, short but very brilliant and awe-inspiring We have greatly enjoyed every moment of it; as the years pass, we will cherish memories of those glorious and care- free days. In the future, every page in our “Book of Golden Memories’’ will bring back fond recollections of the classes and activities we enjoyed at V.H.S. As we step out into the world, we wish the oncoming Seniors of Val- dosta High School as much success and good luck in the future as we have encountered in the past. BETTY JOE GARRISON Secretary OFFICERS BARBARA BUFFINGTON Director SUSAN TULLIS Treasurer NATALIE ABILDGAARD F.H A 2, Sports Club 3, Glco Club 4. JIMMIE BLANTON 14 ASHLEY ALLBRITTON MARJORIE BECTON Sports Club 3. 4. Clee Club 4, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. Sr Tri-Hi-Y 4. Library 2. VERA PEARL BLANTON Sports Club 3, Clee Club 4 AARON ALDERMAN V-Club 4. Vice-Pres 4, Key Club 4. Hi-Y Club 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Co-Captain 4. Basketball 3. 4. Clee Club 4. 5-Year Club 5. JANE BLANTON Sports Club 3, 4. Treasurer 4. Clee Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Tri-Hi-Y 1.2. 3. 4, Dramatic Club 3. Beta Club 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4, Outlook 3. 4. Business Mgr 4. Sandspur 3. 4, Manager Basketball 4, Sec.- Treas. Jr. Class. Director Sr. Class. DONALD BONNER Pres. Jr. Class. Vice-Pres. Sr Class. Key Club 3. 4. Hi-Y 3. Clee Club 4. Dramatic Club 4. Football 1,2,3. Sandspur 4. Dosta Outlook 4, Cheerleader 4 CASIE PEARL BOYD BARBARA BUFFINGTON Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3. 4. Treas. 2. Vice- Pres. 4. Dramatic Club 3, 4, Vice- Pres 4, Sports Club 3. 4, Sec. 4, Band 2. Sandspur 4, Outlook 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt 4. Sr Class Director. Glee Club 4. Red Cross Council 2. RAYMOND BURKETT Football 2. 3, 4. Jr. Police 1,2, 3. 4. Capt 2. 3. 4. V-Club 4. GRACE BURNETT MONA FAYE CAGLE Glee Club 3, 4, Sports Club 3. CORNELIA CALDWELL Entered from Athens. Ga. 4. Out- look 4. Sandspur 4. Jr. Red Cross 4. Sec. 4. Glee Club 4, Sr. Tri-Hi- Y 4 BILLY CALIFF Football 4, Glee Club 4 HORACE CAMPBELL Key Club 2. 3. 4. Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Dramatic Club 4. V-Club 4. Base- ball 3. 4. Debate 4. Basketball 3. Mgr 2. Outlook 1. 2. 3. 4, Asst. Edit. 3. Edit 4. BILLY CARTER Hi-Y 4. Key Club 4 is LAURALENE CARTER Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec 4. dee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. F H A 2. 3, Sec 3, Sports Club 3, Jr. Red Cross Council 3. Sec. 3. ERNEST COFFEE Band 2. 3, 4. Sgt 4, Dramatic Club 4. Debate 4. Beta Club 3. MERWIN CARTER Glee Club 4. GEORGE CONVERSE Key Club 2, 3. 4 WILLIAM COBB Jr. Police 1, Band 2, Bus. Staff Sandspur 4. Edit. Staff Sandspur 5. Edit. Staff Outlook 5, Glee Club 5. ALBERT COPELAND D.E. Club 4, Treas. 4, Football 3, Glee Club 4, Outlook 4. Sandspur 4, Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4. MADIE DAME Tri-Hi-Y 2. F.H A 2. Outlook 3. Sandspur 3, Sports Club 3. Cheer- leader 4 CHARLES DANIELS Baseball 3. 4. 5. Football 5. Hi-Y 3 .4. 5. Key Club 3. 4. 5. V-Club 5. Five Year Club 5. RUTH DeLOACH F H A 2. 3. Sports Club 3. Glee Club 4 is CLENN DOWLING Football 1,2, 3. 4, 5. Co-Captain 5, Track 3. 4, 5. Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. 5, Pres, 4, Pres. Dist Hi-Y 5. Vice- Pres. State Hi-Y 5. Key Club 2, 3, 4, 5. V-Club 5. Pres 5. Out- look 4. 5, Sandspur 4. 5, Jr. Police 1,2, 3, Five Year Club 5, Beta 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, Clee Club 5, Jr. Red Cross 3 HARRY DUKES Hi-Y 2. 3.4. Key Club 3. 4. MYRTLE FAIRCLOTH F.H A 2. 3, Jr. Red Cross 4. Dra- matic Club 4. ELVIDA FEAZELL F.H A 3, Sports Club 3. Jr. Red Cross 4. JAKE FLEMING Football 3. 4, Baseball 3. 4, Track 4. Basketball 3, Key Club 3, 4, V-Club 4. Hi-Y 3. 4. Sandspur 4 JACK DUTTON D E. Club 2. 3, Clee Club 1. Five Year Club 6. MARCIA FEACAN Outlook 4. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. Sports Club 4, Clee Club 4 RAYMOND FRANKLIN V-Club 4, Clee Club 4, Football 2. 3. 4. Track 3. 17 SARA BEN FREEMAN Band 1, 2. 3. 4 JOE GREER Jr. Police 1. 2. 3. Band 2, 3. 4, Capt 4, Student Dir 4. Key Club 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3. Vice-Pres 4. Hi- Y 2. 3. 4. Outlook 1.2, 3. 4. Base- ball 4 IB BETY JO GARRISON Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Pres. 4. Sec of Senior Class. Beta Club 3. 4. Sec. 4, Office 4. Sports Club 3. Sand- spur Bus. Mgr. 4. WYOLENE GRANT Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4. F.H A 3. Vice-Pres 3, Sports Club 3, Beta Club 3. 4. Glee Club 4. Band 1.2. 3, 4. Majorette 3. Head Majorette 4, Outlook 4, Sandspur 4. SAM CRIER Outlook 4. MARION GOODWIN Band 1. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4. Vice- Pres 2. Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Dra- matic Club 4. Outlook 3. 4, Sand- spur 4. Office 4. BOB GREEN Band 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. ARCHIBALD GRIFFIN Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Co Capt 4. Baseball 2. 3, 4. Coif 1. 4. Outlook 2. 3, Key Club 2. 3. 4. Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4. Dramatic Club 4, Pres 4, Sand- spur 4. V-Club 4. Track 3, Mgr. 3. KATHRYN GRIFFIN Beta Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2, 4, F H A 1.2. 3, Tn-H.-Y 2, 3. 4. Shorthand 3. EDGAR HIERS Band 1.2. 3. 4. Glee Club 3. 4. 5. Hi-Y 2. Cheerleader 5. Sandspur 5. Outlook 5. Five Year Club 5 BETTY HUGHES D E Club 3. 4 ELIZABETH HALL Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Beta Club 3. 4, Clee Club 4. Sports Club 3. 4. BARBARA HILL Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3. Sand- spur 3, 4, Outlook 3, 4, Sports Club 3. Basketball 1.2, Dist. Meet 2, 3. 4, State Meet 2. EUGENE HUNTER Glee Club 4 JACK HALL Five Year Club 6. Vice-Pres 6. BOOTS HOWELL Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Office 4, Jr Red Cross 3. Sports Club 3. CAROLYN HUSBANDS Sports Club 3. Clee Club 4. CALVIN JAMES Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. Dramatic Club 3. 4. Glee Club 4. Sandspur 1, 3, 4, Outlook 4. MARY LOUISE KELLY Entered from Greenville, Fla., 4 MARLENE KNIGHT Glee Club 4. Basketball 3. 4, Co- Capt. 4. GARMON JOINER Key Club 4,Baseball 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 4 RANDALL KELLY Glee Club 4 BILL LAITE Football J, 2. 3, 4, Basketball Mgr 3. Key Club 3. 4. V-Club 3. 4, Hi-Y 3. 4,Vice-Pres 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Outlook 4. Sand -spur 4, Vice-Pres. of Jr.Class Glee Club 3. NORMA REA JORDAN Band 1. F.H A 2. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Sports Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4 JIMMY KING Track 4 JULIA MEADOWS F.H A 2, Sports Club 3. Beta Club 3, 4. Vice-Pres 4 RUTH MEADOWS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4. Sports Club 1.2. KATHRYN MILHOUS Basketball 1, Clee Club 1. 2, 4. Sports Club 3. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. 3. 4, F.H A 2. 3. Beta Club 3. 4. Dra- matic Club 1. 2. Honor Roll 1, 2. ISAAC MOSES JEAN METCALF Outlook 3. Sandspur 3. Sports Club 3, Band Majorette 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2. F H A BONNIE MILLER Clee Club 4. F H A. 1.2. 3. Sports Club 3 EDWARD NUSSBAUM Beta Club 3. 4, Pres. 4. Clee Club 4. Key Club 4. Sandspur. Editor- in-Chief 4. Pres of Senior Class. Honor Roll 1.2. 3. Dramatic Club 4. District Meet 4 JOHN MILHOUS Clee Club 4. D.E Club 1. BILL MOBLEY D.E. Club 1 HENRY NUSSBAUM D.E. Club 3. 4. Clee Club 4 CHRISTINE ODUM Entered from Adel 2. Glee Club 5, Sports Club 4, 5. basketball 1, 2. 3 HOUSTON PRICE Entered from Thomasville. Ga., 3, Jr. Varsity 3, Glee Club 4 V LaFOYE ROYAL IRMA ROGERS F.H.A. 2. 3. Glee Club 4. Sports Club 3. SONYA SCOGGINS Tri-Hi-Y 1.2. 3. 4. F H A. 2. Dra- matic Club 3. 4. Band 1. Basket- ball 3. Outlook 3, 4. Sports Club 3. 22 MARY WALLACE ROWE Entered from Birmingham, Ala., 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sandspur 4, Outlook 4, Sports Club 3, Cheer- leader 4 NITA SESSIONS Tri-Hi-Y 1.2. 3. 4, Sports Club 3. Glee Club 4. Band 1.2. Majorette 3, 4. Outlook 4. Sandspur 4, F.H A. 3. FRANKLIN SINGLETARY Hi-Y 4. 5. Key Club 5. V-Club 5. Football 3, 4. 5, Basketball 4, 5. CHARLES SIRMANS Entered from Nashville. Ga.. 4. Football Mgr. 4. Hi-Y 4. Jr. Red Cross 4. CLARA SMITH Clee Club 1. Sports Club 3 C. W. SMITH Beta Club 3. Hi-Y 4 JACK SMITH Hi-Y 4. Key Club 4. V-Club 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 3. Baseball 2, 4. Band 1. PETE SMITH Key Club 2. 3. 4. 5. Vice-Pres 4. Pres 5. Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. 5. Vice-Pres Jr Class. Vice-Pres Sr. Class. Football 1, 2. 3, 4. 5. Basketball 3, 4. Baseball 3. 4. 5. V-Club 5. Five Year Club 5. Sandspur 2. 4. 5. Dramatic Club 4. 5. ELIZABETH SOUTHALL Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. 3. 4. Dramatic Club I. 2. F H A. 1.2. 3, Sandspur 4. Sports Club 3. 4. Jr. Red Cross 1. 4 ABBIE STEPHENS Clee Club 2. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. Sports Club 3. 4 HUGH STEPHENSON Basketball 4 23 FRANK STRICKLAND V-Club 4. Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Sec 4. Football Mgr. 1.4. Key Club 2. 3. 4, Outlook 1. 2. 3. 4. Beta Club 4, Honor Roll 1. Sandsour 4. Asst. Ed 4. Clee Club 3, 4. Dramatic Club 2. 3. Tennis 4, Baseball 4, Track 4 SHIRLEY TAYLOR Entered from Moultrie, Ga., 2. Beta Club 3. 4. F H A. 3. Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Sports Club 3. Basketball 3, Jr. Red Cross 3. JEAN SULLIVAN Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. 3, 4. Glee Club 4, Cheerleader 4. JEANETTE TILLMAN Clee Club 1. 2. 4. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4, Treas 4. Sports Club 3. MYRTICE WILSON SUTTON ALMA TOMLINSON SUSAN TULL IS Glee Club I . 2. 3. 4. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec 2. Sandspur 3. 4, Out- look 3. 4. Office 3, 4. Dramatic Club 1. Treas of Sr Class. GEORGE WALLACE Hi-Y 5. Kev Club 4. 5. Beta Club 2, 3, V-Club 5. Sec-Treas 5. Baseball 4. 5. Outlook 5, Football Mgr 3. 4. Basketball 3. 4, 5. Co- Capt. 5. Five Year Club 5- BILLY WATSON Football 3. 4, Baseball 4, V-Club 4 24 CAREY WELLS Glee Club 4, BONNIE WETHERINGTON REMER WETHERINCTON Sandspur 1. 4, F H A. 2, Sports D E. Club 3. 4 Club 3, Glee Club 4, Jr. Red Cross 2. DONALD WOODS Glee Club 4 DONALD YALE Outlook 3. BETTY JEAN YEAR WOOD F.H.A. 2. 3, Sports Club 3, Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Outlook 4. EARL YEOMANS BETTY YOUNG F.H.A, 2, Sports Club 3. 4, Vice Pres 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 4 PEGGY ZEIGLER Glee Club 1. F.H.A. 1.2, 3. Sports Club 3. 4. 25 FRANCES WITHERINCTON Director Margaret Barganier Betty Sue Cranford Mary Ellen Culbreth Ann Beauchamp Betty Clements Frances Cribb Merle Dameron Annie Gene Beck Janelle Connell Charlene Courtenay Faye Dasher Louise Blankenship Vivian Cooper Norma Jean Cowart Sara Ellen Dasher 27 Jan Eberhardt Floye Franklin Lamar Golivesky 28 Lena Maud Dykes Joyce Flowers Marjorie Glenn Martha Jean Grant Carl Jones Ed King Nancy King Betty Kitchens Myrtle Mac Moore Lynette Maxwell Eula Moore Billie Norwood Joan Parrish Frankie Partin Tom Bush Smith Martin Varnedoe Leonora Warren Gloria Willis Billy Stewart Shirley Anne Strickland Barbara Sweat FIRST ROW: Griffis, Randolph, Cook, O'Steen, Woods, Barnes, Canos, Good- son. SECOND ROW: Kelly, Brantley, Street. Wilson, King. Blanton, Buckles, Acree, Waller. THIRD ROW: Hancock, Mrs. Smith, Taylor, Miller, McCallum, Cornelius, Jones, Melton, Sedgwick, Fletcher, Allen, Wilkinson, Wilson, Hall. THE SOPHIIMURTS JUNIOR President..........................................Charles Hancock Vice-President........................................Joan Roberson Secretary-Treasurer..........................Helen Griffis JEROME YAR8ROUCH 32 FIRST ROW: McLeod, Long, Meacham, Wallace, Webb. Nix, Marangas. Sutton, Jones. Bazc- more, J. Johnson, Converse, Maddox. Clark, Jobe. Dinkins, Watson, Knight. SECOND ROW: Blankenship, Lannahan, Parker. Sheffield. Rogers. Corn. Yearwood. Cook. B. Pittman. Haddock, Hughes. THIRD ROW: Carroll. Garbutt, Robinson, Boone, Peacock, M H. Bennett. Miller, M. J. Wetherington. Carter, Belotte. FOURTH ROW: Dickson, Winter, Carter. K. Pittman. Forrest, S. C. Bennett, Lastinger, Hendricks, Lightsey. Lane FIFTH ROW: Hamilton, B. S. Mixson. Miss Martin, Saliba, LaHood, L. McLeod. M. Wetherington. Mrs. Massey. B. Johnson. Jackson. Mrs. Crier, Daniels, Savage, Vickery. TOP ROW: Goodloe. Futch, DeSilva. Hastings. West. Woods. OUR FRESHMEN dims 33 FIRST ROW: Henry. Franklin. Arnold. Moore. Smith. Coodloe, Elrod. Sutton, Powell, Massey, Parramore SECOND ROW: McGowan, George, Gunner. Greer, Deloach. McElvey, Helms, Price, Bierman, Allen. Brewer, Whiddon THIRD ROW: Gulliver, Davis, Schroer, Duran. Carter, Laws, Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Stalvey, Anderson. Goodwin, S. Rogers, Bridges, Finney, Gray, Register, F. Rogers. Lowery. TOP ROW: Warren. Broom. Gober, Harris, Johnson. D. Wetherington. J. Webb. Morgan. MORE FRESHMEN BOVS 34 PRESIDENT Edward Nussbaum VICE-PRESIDENT Julia Meadows SECRETARY Betty Jo Garrison BETA CLUB TREASURER Shirley Taylor The Beta Club is a National Honor Society for students whose qualifications for membership are good character, creditable achievement, and com- mendable attitude The purpose of the club is to promote honesty, leadership, and service among not only its mem- bers. but all other students as well. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wisenbaker. Dykes. Dasher, Taylor, Meadows. Nussbaum. Garrison, Griffin. Hall. SECOND ROW: Witherington. Blanton, Connell, Goodloe, Grant, Golivesky, Moore. Jack- son. THIRD ROW: Smith, Paulk. Findley, Singleton. Strickland. PRANK STRICKLAND Assistant Editor ALBERT COPELAND Assistant Business Manager the nmm Is happv to present your “Golden Book of Memories.M BETTY JO GARRISON Business Manager EDWARD NUSSBAUM Edito� STAFF OF BUSINESS SECTION STAFF OF EDITORIAL SECTION CLASS SECTION: Barbara Hill, Nita Sessions. Elizabeth Southall. ACTIVITIES SECTION Jane Blanton. Barbara Buffington. Harris Greene. Donald Bonner. Glenn Dowling. FEATURE SECTION: Susan Tullis, Betty Goodwin, Connie Caldwell SPORTS SECTION: Pete Smith. Archie Griffin, Jake Flem- ing. Bill Laite. PHOTOCRAPHY: Nancy King. Jane Blanton. William Cobb ART: Mary Wallace Rowe. Tootsia Culbreth ARRANGEMENT: Calvin James, Marion Godwin. EDITORIAL ADVISOR: Miss Helen Hightower Betty Sue Cranford. Edgar Hiers. Ben Porter. Donald Bonner. Calvin James, Nita Sessions, Nancy Wainer. Frances Withcr- ington, Jan Eberhardt. Martin Varnedoe. Betty Goodwin. Joy Shelton. Business Advisor Miss Margaret Dasher. 37 JJV1S SSINISnH 3H1 uvis lviHonn] m THE IIOSTA OUTLOOK Editorial Staff Advisor rubve McKinney HORACE CAMPBELL Editor BILLY FINDLEY Asst. Editor NEWS EDITORS Cornelia Caldwell, Susan Tullis FEATURE EDITORS Betty Sue Cranford. Barbara Hill, William Cobb. Wyolenc Grant. Nita Sessions, Calvin James. Marcia Feagan, Nancy Wainer SPORTS EDITORS George Wallace, Bill Laite, Frank Strickland GIRLS' SPORTS Mary W. Rowe. Barbara Buffington FIRST ROW; Campbell, Wainer, Feagan. Cranford. Hill. Caldwell, Buffington. Tullis. Rowe. SECOND ROW: Wallace. Bonner. Miss McKinney. Godwin. James, S. Grier. Cobb. THIRD ROW: Laite, Yeomans. J. Greer. Findley. Strickland. The Dream of the Dosta Outlook has become realized in this 1949-50 school year—a copy of our paper in the hands of every stud- ent in Dosta Hi. This has been made possible by our friends, the Advisors. Throughout the sixteen years of publication our editors have given much time and effort to the Fourth Estate At this time we wish to salute them. The Business Staff Howard Duncan 1935 Margaret Porter 1943 Ora Kate Witcnbaker 1936 Virginia Howell 1944 Noah Langdalc 1937 Tom Smith 1945 Minnie Roberts 1938 Buddy West 1946 John Peeples 1939 Bubber Mellen 1947 Erskine Hall 1940 Bubber Tillman 1948 Billy Pinkston 1941 Henry Briggs Smith 1949 Warren Craham 1942 Horace Campbell 1950 JAN EBERHARDT Assistant Business Manager STAFF: Betty Clements. Betty Sue Cranford. Annie Gene Beck. Shirley Ann Strickland. Floye Franklin, Joyce Flowers. Marion Godwin. Barbara Buffington. Joy Shelton. Ann Peace. Margaret Barganier. Mary Ann Wetherington, Nancy King, Albert Cope- land, Sonya Scoggins, Betty Goodwin, Rena Mae Register. ADVISOR: Miss Rubye McKinney FIRST ROW: Eberhardt, Blanton. Miss McKinney. SECOND ROW: Feagan, Yearwood. Goodwin. Cranford. Scoggins. Franklin. Campbelle. THIRD ROW: Coffee. Shelton. Peace. Culbreth! Clements. Beck. Strickland, Copeland. 40 ibi “i emu PRESIDENT Glenn Dowling VICE-PRESIDENT Aaron Alderman SECRETARY-TREASURER George Wallace The “V” Club is a club reorganized in the high school, which is made up of boys who have earned a “V in any athletic event during the year. It is a high honor to wear a “V” and the club helps the mem- bers with a good spirit of sportsmanship on the athletic field and in school The help of Coach Wright Bazemore was greatly appreciated by all the members OUTSIDE ROW: Hill. Burgess. Jones. Campbell. Fleming, Laite. Burkett, Dowling Alderman, Wallace. Franklin. Findley. J. Smith. Greene. P. Smith. INSIDE ROW: Strickland. Daniels. Paulk. Bazemore. Tillman, Phillips, Califf. Watson. Griffin, Stewart PRESIDENT Archie Criffin SECRETARY Floye Franklin DRAMATIC CLUB VICE-PRESIDENT Barbara Buffington The purpose of the Marionettes is to fos- ter interest in dramatics, and to encourage those students who have talent in acting by the production of plays. It is felt that this club provides an excellent means of over- coming self-consciousness and gaining poise in appearing before the public in these pro- ductions. Under the leadership of Mr. Bacon, advisor to the club, several outstanding pro- grams have been presented. TREASURER Jan Eberhardt FIRST ROW Franklin. Scoggins. Godwin. Rowe. Feagan, Buffington. Witherington SECOND ROW: Campbell. Smith. Faircloth, Eberhardt. Nussfcaum, Coffee THIRD ROW: Griffin. Mr Bacon, Porter. 42 THE KEY CLUB The Key Club is an international organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The V H .S. Key Club was started in 1946 by the Key Boys of this school and since has been one of the outstanding clubs of the school The purpose of this club is to further the improvement of the school and community. FIRST ROW: Smith, Findley. Creer. P. Smith SECOND ROW: Laite. Fleming. Jones Dowling. Daniels. Dukes. Converse. Bonner. Carter THIRD ROW Register. Singletary. Paulk. Nus baum, Strickland. Hardin. Phillips. Alderman FOURTH ROW Stewart. Laws. Wallace. Griffin. Campbell. Joiner. Wilson. J. Smith. Singleton. Mr. Bacon. FIR$T ROW- Dameron. Flowers. Caldwell. Findley SECOND ROW Marshall Luke. Swymer. Bennett. Miss Martin. Paulk. J. Mixson. M V Mixson THIRD ROW Futch. Whiddon. Parker. Faircloth. Alderman. Southall. Hardv O'Neal FOURTH ROW Dominev. Watson. Sheffield. Cray. Sirmans. Sweat. Jackson. FIFTH ROW: Webb. Anderson. James. Tyler. SECRETARY: Connie Caldwell TREASURER: Merle Dam?ron The Junior Red Cross offers to its members a practical means of meeting the needs of others, both at home and abroad and of voicing their opinions in matters of social im- portance During the school year the council, under the direction of Miss Martin, planned many major activities of which the most important was the drive for membership. the junior IRI Hl-Y SECRETARY ‘Lulu Hamilton The purpose of the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y is to raise the standards of Christian character in our schools and communities. The members strive to set a better example of Christian living. Through our campaigns and projects much has been accomplished in provid- ing a better school and community life. We hope that the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y will try to fulfill the purpose to a great extent. FIRST ROW Belote. Mixon, Long. Watson. Job . Hamilton, Jackson. Johnson. Bazemore SECOND ROW: Mrs. Johnson. Converse. Robinson. Woods. Womack. Mock. M. H. Bennett, Forrest. Goodloe. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Parker. Dinkins. Maddox. Winter, Boone, Knight, Rodgers, LaHood, S. K. Bennett. Corn, L. McLeod. N. J. McLeod. THE SENIOR Till Hl-Y VICE-PRESIDENT Barbara Buffington SECRETARY TREASURER Lauralene Carter Jeanette Tillman The Sr. Tri-Hi-Y is a religious organization made up of girls who “extend throughout school and community a higher standard of Christian character.” The club sent several delegates to the State Convention in Atlanta The members of the club have cooperated in all of the school activities this year. ADVISORS Mrs. Howell and Miss Chavous FIRST ROW: Carter. Garrison, Buffington. Tillman. SECOND ROW: Templeton, Hill. Meadows. Blanton, Godwin, Goodwin, Goodioe. Milhous. Dameron, Flowers. THIRD ROW: Eberhardt. Culbreth. Cranford. Beck. Wethenngton. Wainer. Clements. Webb. Shelton, Register, Dasher, Moore. Peace. FOURTH ROW: Tullis, Mixson, Jordan. Tomlinson. Scoggins, Howell, Southall. Caldwell. Taylor, Royal. Wallace, Griffin, Cowart. FIFTH ROW: Varnedoe, Glenn. SIXTH ROW: Jackson. Maxwell, Stevens. Grant, Feagan, Sessions, Courtney. Yearwood, Rowe. Sulli- van, Franklin, King. Strickland. Hall. Grant. 46 FIRST ROW: Carter. Harris. McElvey. Parramore. Finney. George. Greer, Goodloe. Massey. SECOND ROW Allen. Price. Whiddon. Gober. Rogers. Arnold. Royal. Johnson. Goodloe. Mc- Donald THIRD ROW Meadows. Goodwin. Mr Davis. Davis, Minchew. Elrod. Tyler. McGowan. Smith. Puett FOURTH ROW: Register. Moore. Broom. Whetherington. Dowery. Shroyer. Duren, Anderson. Helms. Mclane. Bridges. THE JUNIOR Hl-Y Finney and Goodloe OFFICERS CHARLES FINNEY...........................President PARDEE GOODLOE .....................Vice-President LEE GREER .............................. Secretary HERMAN PARAMORE Treasurer The Valdosta Jr. Hi-Y was organized only this year, but we have already accomplished much and are striving to obtain greater goals in the future Greer and Paramore FIRST ROW Paulk. Laite, Griffin. Strickland SECOND ROW: Bonner, Fleming, Pete Smith. Glenn Dowling. Carl Jones. Phillips. Sirmons. THIRD ROW: Singletary. Camobell. Register, Golivesky. Findley. T. Smith. Singleton. Laws FOURTH ROW: J. Smith. Daniels. Dukes. Greer, Carter. Alderman. Wilson. G. W. Smith, Mr. Mills. THE SENIOR Hl-Y An organization of the Young Men’s Christian Association, this group has been active in the High School since 1939. The Hi-Y stands for the Highest principles and seeks to impart these principles in its members as a foundation for Christian living. It is the aim of the club to pre- pare its members to become worthy leaders in the world of tomorrow as its purpose states “To Create. Maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. PRESIDENT Archie Griffin VICE-PRESIDENT Bill Laite ADVISOR Erskine Mills SECRETARY TREASURER Frank Strickland Lee Paulk THE OLET CLUB The Glee Clubs this year were exceptionally active. Their initial appearance was at the Christmas concert, followed by numerous performances in chapel. Kiwanis Club, and other organizations The boys' club, the girls’ chorus and a mixed group sang in the Ceorgia Musical Festival in Brunswick, and Milledgeville. DIRECTOR Mr. Clenn Bacon Flove Franklin PRESIDENT Martha Jean Grant Sara Sewell VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Carol Fender SECRETARY III1UK1 HUMIMAKIRS � 1AMIKICA The F H A chapter has been very active this year. We are all looking forward to the time when we shall have our new buildings The girls who are in our chapter are truly in- terested in being Future Homemakers of Amer- ica and Builders of Homes for America’s Future. Along with installing the Dixie Chapter F H A officers, and attending the district and state con- ventions. we shall try to the best of our ability to make this one of the best and mo t active clubs in our school. FIRST ROW: P acr. Goodloe. Grant. Franklin. Fender, S � well. Bennett. Wainer SECOND ROW Dasher. B Wallace. Roe� � r« M - More Ha tines Mrl eod Wat on Garbutt Goodloe. Peace. Eb rhardt. Strickland THIRD ROW Mrs G ecn W?ath� rinp� on. Jordan Singletary. Jackson. Flowers. King. Clements. Courtney. Daniels, Dixon. J Wallace. Douglas. Bennett SPORTS CLUB The purpose of the sports club is to promote comradeship, and good sportsmanship, and fair play with ample opportunity for all to particiate. Besides the four officers there are five athletic managers and five cheerleaders for both teams. The sports club arouses interest in athletics by holding games in sports taken up during physical education classes. Bolts Betty Clements PRESIDENT Nuts VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Betty Kitchen Dolphus Eunice H 4 SECRETARY Betty Hughes ii.l cum FIRST ROW: Miss Quarterman, Crews, Yeomans. Webb, Hughes. Copeland. Kitchens. Eunice. Brinson. SECOND ROW: Milhods, Ervine, Forthe, Wetherington, Norman, E. St. John. H. Nussbaum, Slocum. Downing. THIRD ROW: Brooks. Mobley. H St. John. White, Taite. The purpose of the Vocational Training Pro- grom is to instruct the students in some vocation so that when they graduate they will be prepared for their jobs The students study and prepare for work in a class at school in mornings and work in their various stores in the afternoon. TREASURER Albert Copland ADVISOR Miss Clifford Quarterman REPORTER Edward St John PRESIDENT ‘Djucd’ Johnson Motto is: “If at first you don’t succeed, try. and try again. VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Hall MH FEAR CLUB HR TIN II CLOCK SCHOLARS The members of this newly organized club are represented in practically every school organization—“V” Club. Hi-Y, Key Club, and football and basketball teams. It is made up of boys who have spent five or more years in Valdosta High School, hence the name Five Yeai Club. SECRETARY-TREASURER Harris Greene FIRST ROW: Hall. Johnson. Greene. Singletary. SECOND ROW: Dutton. Burkett, J. Smith. Alderman. Franklin. Dowling. Grant. Peace THIRD ROW: Hiers, Bonner. Wallace, P Smith. Cobb, Califf, Daniels, Moses. THE BAND DIRECTOR Johnson Davis Gene A. PFC’S Glenn Sturchio Laws Gober MAJOR Me Lane Godwin Earl Yeomans Brumlow Green CAPTAIN Hughes Grriffin Joe Greer Carroll Guthrie STUDENT DIRECTOR Howell Haddock Joe Greer Jones Helms HEAD DRUM MAJORETTE Laws Holtzclaw Wyolene Grant MAJORETTES Howell ASST. HEAD DRUM Frost Jones MAJORETTE Pittman McGowan Nita Sessions Willis (Capt.) Marangos FIRST LTS Barganier Meacham Blankenship Blankenship Melton Durham Harp Mosley SECOND LTS Peace Nussbaum Green Metcalf Partin James ACROBATS Price QUARTERMASTER Mixson Robinson Allen Mixson Rogers MASTER SERGEANT MEMBERS Royal Dickens Alderman Sessions STAFF SERGEANT Allen Sewell Wages Baker Sheffield FIRST SERCEANT Bierman Thompson Greer Bruce Tyler SECOND SERGEANT Chitty Vickery Coffee Clark Warlick CORPORALS Clark Wetherington Wells Coleman Yearwood Griffin Cooper Jordan Hammond Crawley Garbutt McNabb Griffin Dampier Daniels HEAD DRUM MAJORETTE—Wyolcn« Grant ASST. HEAD DRUM MAJORETTE—Nita Sessions CPT. LINE DRUM MAJORETTES The band has had many busy months this year, during that time they were judged at contests, participated in the May Day Festival, and presented the annual concerts. This year the organi zation appeared at the home football games and attended all of the out-of- town games, in addition to being active in civic performances. The members who attended the band clinic in Doug- las came back to Valdosta greatly in- spired over their experiences and full of plans for the contest to be nela in Brunswick in March. Among the most outstanding places the band has visited are: the ’Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. Fla , the Gasparilla in Tampa. Fla . and the Watermelon Festival in Leesburg. Fla. Funds have been raised for new drum majorette uniforms, band caps and instruments this year and the en- tire band is hoping to really “shine out” before too long LINE MAJORETTES—Francis Harp. Gene Metcalf. Margaret Barganier, Nita Ses- sions. Gloria Willis, Ann Blankenship, Ann Peace. MAJOR Earl Yeomans STUDENT DIRECTOR Joe Creer Mr. Sturchio. the former Director of Rollins College Band and Leesburg High School Band is now Director of our Band. Under his direction the Band has improved greatly, and we are sure it will improve more each year. MR. CENE STURCHIO Director HEAD DRUM MAJORETTE Wyolene Grant Wyolene joined the Band in 1946 as a substitute drum majorette and in 1948 as a regular drum majorette. In 1949 all hope as a head drum majorette was gone until Mr. Sturchio came as Director of the Band and selected her head drum majorette from the senior group At one of the football games she became so confused that the Band was going one way and she was going the other way, for your benefit though, it was just an act that she was putting on. OFFICERS OF THE BAND: W Grant. E Yeomans. J. Greer. L Blankenship. B Green. C. James. E. Coffee. B Wages. L. Allen. N. Sessions. B. Wells, R. Dickens L. Greer. C. Durham. L. Hammond TOP THREE MAJORETTES B Pittman. N. Sessions. A Peace. The well rounded athletic pro- gram at V H S includes football, basketball, track, and other sports. This section offers a view of our sports activities throughout the year. Davis. Mills, Hamill, and Bazemore—Coaches Fleming goes over from the six for the second touchdown to win the Waycross game 12 to 7. THE SflHAD FIRST ROW: Tillman. Singletary. Burkett. Dowling. Laite. Fleming. Mote, Green. SECOND ROW: Griffin. J. Smith, Phil- lips. Paulk. Franklin, Watson, Alderman. P. Smith. Burgess THIRD ROW: Bazemore, Hill, Hardin, Califf, Jones. Finley. Mills. FOURTH ROW: Jenkins, Stewart, Harmon. Daniels, Shaw. Grant. George Singleton. Hamil. FIFTH ROW: Men- chew. Register. T. Smith. Parramore. Massey. Harris. Wilson. Starters THE CEIS 01 THE Hlllim AARON ALDERMAN—Co-captain of the team was a very good leader, a real hustler and a good blocker and tackier. He was named on the All-Region team PETE SMITH—Because he showed great ability to stop the offense and open up holes for the backs, he was given the name Fire Plug. He made All- Region. HARRIS GREENE—Here is a first year man who turned out to be a very hard man to play against because he was one of the hardest tacklers on the team. RAYMOND FRANKLIN—Played tackle He made second team All-Region. JACK SMITH—Was a very good end on both defense and offense. He battled hard and few got around this lad without a tug-of-war ARCHIE GRIFFIN—Was about the best pass receiver on the team and was noted for his ability to call plays, kick and run with the ball and made All-Region and all opponent at end. BILLY WATSON—Was a very hard running fullback and a tough one, too. Toward the end of the season, he had the misfortune to break his hand. GLENN DOWLING—Co-captain, proved to be a good runner and a pass receiver BILL LAITE—Played guard for three years and was a good blocker. JAKE FLEMING—Was a hard running back who looked like a cater- pillar tank when he got started through the line. RAYMOND BURKETT—One of the best tackles in the state, made All-Region and all opponent, because of his outstanding blocking and tackling. FRANKLIN SINGLETARY—Shifted from quarterback to halfback and was a good passer. He made All-Region JACK TILLMAN—Played good, smart football. He made a good defensive back. ALDERMAN DOWLING Co-capt -back Co-capt -end WILDCAT GREEN guard HARDIN back PHILLIPS tackle WATSON back FLEMING back FRANKLIN tackle TILLMAN back LETTER HILL back GRANT CAL IFF back tackle JENKINS end DANIELS back STEWART end Singletary makes yardage against Tifton as “Dosta bows 20-7. FOOTBAU ACTION “Stogie burns ground on an end around as “Dosta rolls over Cairo. FRONT ROW: Hardin. Stevenson. Smith, Wilson, Hill. Parramore. SECOND ROW: Bazemore, Alderman, Wallace, Griffin, Singletary. Paulk, Green. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW Sullivan. Holtzclaw, Knight. Buffington. Flowers, Grant, Jack- son SECOND ROW King, Franklin, Knight, Johnson, Blankenship, Clements. THIRD ROW Peace. Bennett, Starling, Fender, Watson, Moore, Goodloe, Eberhardt. Payne, Blanton, Davis. I i { i V H.S 27 Pine Grove 46 30 Lakeland 26 26 Homerville ... 41 22 Nashville 37 41 Quitman 22 39 24 32 Valdosta State College 27 32 Hahira 23 28 Tifton 50 30 Adel 61 32 Canton 43 17 Jasper 34 33 Gainesville 44 25 Hahira ...23 45 Bainbridge 10 25 Adel 36 47 Quitman 31 20 Tifton 32 33 Nashville ...41 35 Moultrie 43 67 SINGLETARY CRIFFIN ALLEN COURT VERDICTS ' -50,V V H S. 68 Pine Grove ......................38 59 Lakeland ........................19 67 Homerville.......................33 52 Nashville........................36 35 Quitman .........................27 67 Thomasville......................34 52 Moultrie ........................45 49 Hahira ..........................42 41 Tifton ..........................46 47 Adel ............................46 50 Canton ..........................74 63 Jasper ..........................39 59 Gainesville......................34 50 Hahira ..........................42 45 Bainbridge ......................24 60 Adel ............................45 59 Quitman .........................46 61 Tifton ..........................46 68 Nashville........................53 59 Moultrie ........................56 59 Dasher...........................41 SMITH STEPHENSON HOLTZCLAW FLOWERS JACKSON THE WIEUKIIIEIIIS OK THE COURT BUFFINGTON JOHNSON 69 CLEMENTS BENNETT 71 TOURNAMENT V.H.S. 57 Baxley 65 Alma . 57 Adel . SCHEDULE This year the Wildcats won the Class 1 A Region Tournament to enter the state Tournament in Atlanta The Cats boast of one of the best offense and strongest de- fense in many a year. Valdosta placed Grif- fin, Wallace, and Singletary on the all Tour- nament team. IIIIK IfW CAFETERIA Waiting for service The Home Economics Department 74 jiiiior cun buiitv cuictesi The Beauty Contestants. THE EiyTERTAIMMENT Barbara Hill and Mary Wallace Rowe. Martha Davis. Frances Witherington and Charles Hancock 76 The judges chose 15 of the prettiest girls. Left to right: Mary Ann Weth- erington. Annie Jean Beck. Margaret Barganier. Billie Byrd Wages. Ann Beau- champ, Jean Metcalf. Janelie Connell, Frances Witherington. Floye Franklin, Shirley Ann Strickland, Mary Ellen Culbreth, Faye Dasher. Cornelia Caldwell, Betty Sue Cranford, and Mary Wallace Rowe. BEAUTY QUEEN Mary Wallace Rowe TOP THREE Betty Sue Cranford, Jan Eberhardt, Mary Wallace Rowe. 77 All nuts aren't in fruit cake The Great Lover Conga Line. 78 I he three stooges. Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid. Buddy-Buddy. Who’v the lucky guy? Mr. B. at the Bainbridge game. Bottoms up! Out of gas? Tugboat? You name it, we’re tired. 79 Gertrude and Faye. Dizzy blonde. The Big Splash 80 Happy go lucky. Put your sho?s on Lucy. Who's the new janitor? Waiting on someone? Cheering section. One of our helpful typist. Remember Milledgevillc? T! Tom, our faithful janitor. The Kittens. THE OFFICE STAFF FRONT ROW: Marion Godwin, Mrs. Parrish, Susan Tullis, Donald Bonner, Edgar Hiers. (Cornelia Caldwell not in picture) SECOND ROW: Myrtle Fair- cloth, Betty Jo Garrison. Nancy Wainer, Boots Howell, Jimmy Williams, Ben Porter. Betty Jo Garrison Glenn Dowling Mary Wallace Rowe • Archie Griffin These students were selected by the faculty as having the following qualifications to a superlative degree: leadership, scholarship, character, personality, ambition, and achieve- ment Barbara Hill 82 Donald Bonner Barbara Buffington SENIORS Edward Nussbaum Susan Tullis Horace Campbell S3 William C. Norma Rea Betty Jo Madie Natalie Calvin Katherine and John Mary Wallace Albert George W Abbie Henry and Edward Jeanette Barbara B Boots’ Archie’' Monk Jane Susan and Lovie Barbara H. Jean Margie 85 MR AND MISS V.H.S. Mary Wallace Rowe Donald Bonner MOST OUTSTANDING Betty Jo Garrison Edward Nussbaum MOST VERSATILE Marion Godwin Edgar Hiers MOST DEPENDABLE Betty Jo Garrison Edward Nussbaum MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Buffington Aaron Alderman M CUTEST COUPLE Barbara Buffington Franklin Singletary PRETTIEST GIRL and BEST LOOKING BOY Mary W Rowe Edgar Hiers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edward Nussbaum Betty Jo Garrison MOST INTELLECTUAL Edward Nussbaum Betty Jo Garrison MOST POPULAR Mary Wallace Rowe Donald Bonner 87 MOST TALENTED Edgar Hiers Cornelia Caldwell LAZIEST Jake Fleming Sonya Scoggins BIGGEST FEET Archie Griffin Susan Tullis FRIENDLIEST Barbara Hill Donald Bonner 88 PRETTIEST EYES Glenn Dowling Barbara Buffington BICCEST FLIRT Hotty Campbell Barbara Hill WITTIEST Harry Dukes Mary Wallace Rowe PRETTIEST HAIR Barbara Buffington Jake Fleming BICCEST LINE Clenn Dowling Barbara Hill BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Jean Metcalf Jake Fleming BEST DRESSED Frank Strickland Barbara Buffington 89 ADVERTISEMENTS This section is devoted to ADS . . . 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