Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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U yr TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZATIONS SPECIAL EVENTS CLASSES SPORTS SUPERLATIVES ADVERTISEMENTS FRO THE EDITOR The aim of the SANDSPUR staff of 1959- 1960 was to produce a yearbook worthy of Valdosta High School and to relate memorable stories of our year at VHS. ln this nineteenth volume have been incorporated many new fea- tures designed to make our SANDSPUR more enjoyable and entertaining. Perhaps the most striking innovation is the color end sheets, featuring a scene which de- picts the Valdosta High School football spirit. Also, for the first time freshmen, sophomores, and faculty members were allowed individual pictures. Much time and effort were required to produce more vivid faculty and class sec- tions. The organizations, too, caught the lime- light this year. Each organization was cap- tured while engaged in its significant activities with the typical VHS students doing their share to make the organization outstanding at uDosta Hi 9, This yearbook could not have been produced without the help of the student body, the fac- ulty, and a wonderful staff. My grateful thanks go to all these people. Another milestone has been reached with the presentation of this pictorial annual. For the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen this book will record a year of fun and hard work. For the seniors the SANDSPUR will be, in addition, a storehouse of fond memories to be opened on a rainy night or laughed over with old friends. We, the staff, sincerely hope that each of you enjoys every page of this, your 1960 SANDSPUR. Editor MRS. H. A. HAMILL Because you love each one of us sincerely, and because you, with your inspiring Christian witness, have silently guided us many times along the road of life, we, the seniors, dedicate this, the 1960 SAND- SPUR, to you, our teacher and friend, lVlrs. Hamill. 6 With huth hor hushund and iluughter around school, Mrs. Hamill has littlc truuhle in getting to hcr DEDICATIO job each mm nin-I li-ft: Wlien not husy with classwork, students, or her family, Mrs. Hamill spends long hours of research and studs on her et luwd bookw- thc Bible. Right: With her typically warm and patient smile, she undcrstandingly instructs her student I ' 'e x , . :f f - , gmiitw., is iff-iff ffimgs ' 'f'lf,'ff3f '. iiiff , i, QQ .. yu., .., 76 in Aft V A W if ,ig 4 wwf, i V49 Q , IL 4 ,, h 2 u,f 4v.9 , f ,-ii ff- f l lm gg g zg - W, an K :sw ' 1 ffigif H: QW ,mf xq-: '- I Us J' 2 ff Af? . S? L 3 fi A ? A , if., 2 .K gf - . ,,-- Q .. -ua ww if - .Q in M i ,.x,,, Vik? Ay : lfyy 1 W K fl 25? 151 P f- ff-f fy - -wuuifgw X Z, .. ,.:: 1 . -.252 ., H kk.,, NE, -- em: 1 -.M X - - - --:I Q l i 3 . .X .vm if x I K A MM:W,,Mw- . x x x 3 k wg W. , .Kwik A ADEMICS AN x A .,:'- an ,- wgrgp W ,::f-zgmxf sei, - Masq. -f- f:9?4vfwff2sg QW NK fi M8 I , JK! Eg 6 1 I, 1339? 'fix ' :gf ' 'wfzisfufwsfidfg if if , 512921 lf. Wife' K fm 14 1 sw N E 3 9. V Wai! W fl ,V .153 9 , 2392.1 Mrs. Grady Massey's sixth period chemistry class works diligently during a period in the new science department lab. Academic Courses Of Variety Offered To tudents. Forty teachers teaching fifty subjects com- pose the l96O faculty of Valdosta High School. Ten of these teachers hold lVlaster's degrees. This able faculty spends seven hours per day instructing students so that they will be qualified in the study course of their choice. Plane geometry. taught by Mrs. Smith Coleman, is one The academic organization of the school is designed to prepare the student for his chosen future, Whether he plans to go to college, to enter a skilled profession, or to become at business man. Each course has its definite requirements plus an opportunity for a stu- dent to take a limited number of electives. of the nurtlrematical courses offered to the juniors or seniors The U. S. Historv classes of Bliss Fredesa O letlee bent it ax t a itance INQYI hw Doug Parrish, a student iteachcr. Sixteen units are required for the class of 1960 to graduate, while the juniors, sopho- mores, and freshmen will need eighteen units to complete their high school career. Designed to equip the college hound student with a strong foundation in all courses is the College Preparatory Course. The requirements oftthis course enable the student to meet the en- trance requirements of the majority of colleges. The primary purpose of the General Course is to give the non-college student a well-rounded education in a variety of subjects. ' The student who is planning to begin Work after completing his high school education may choose to follow any one of four programs of study. These courses are the Commercial Course, the Distributive Education Course, the Trade and Industrial Education Course, and the Diversified Cooperative Training Course. Each of these courses prepares the student for varied fields of employment either by actual Work ex- perience or hy class instruction. A biology student ohserxe carefully a member of the Ecliinodernzam. I Y ,... I' A shop student in the T. and I. course advances in woodworking. Wlatli, Lniigiiave Socifil Studies, English? zv 1 L these are some of the departments ol the Val- dosta High School. Each departmentis mem- lmers are instructors of related sulmjects. Much has heen 1'0lll1'llJl1lCd to the advancement of the cui'1'iculun1 hy these departments. For example, the English Department has decided lo let certain phases of English he stressed dur- ing definite grades. American Litemture and the parts of speech are accented during the junior year while English l..llCI'illll1'C and sen- tence 5tl'lICllll'6 are primary goals of the senior tezichers. Other departnients are active in outlining and planning at thorough curriculum. The Sci- ence Department is making progress in this manner. The lmiology course has heen divided into two classifications-geneml and college pre1u1rutoi'y. The college p1'epa1'atoi'y class does more extensive study in the human lrody and has it greater amount of time spent in the lah. Departments Aid In Organizing Curriculum Miss Eleanor Hamhrick gixes assistance to the girls in learning to sew. one of many phases of the home eco- nomics course. w Eager Algebra students work directed by Mrs. P. L. Anderson. The language department has offered for the past two years French I and for the past year, French ll. This Romance Language is a long awaited addition to the list of courses offered: namely, Latin l, Latin ll, Spanish Under Miss Joanne Lawson's instruction, Buenos Dias speaking. flu... Students listen to an explanation by Mr. Allen Webln l and Spanish ll. All the departments use supplementary materials, as filmstrips, projects, the record player, and the tape recorder. is only one of the phrases the Spanish class learns to use in 346' 'tt 1 Typing is one conunereial course offered to the students. Latin, under Mrs. McClure, proves not to he a dead language. A vital part of the administration is the Guidance Department with Miss Marguerite Ford as counselor. Through this department Mental Maturity tests are given to ninth and eleventh graders. Numerous other tests are given to learn the achievements of students in various courses, the interests and aptitudes of the students. Another important service rendered hy the Guidance Department is counseling. Oral reports are used frequently hy English classes. Miss Norma Liglitseyfs class is attentive to Gcrri .A1T1OI1iS report. 3 From left to right, top to bottom, the pictures are: ' Library assistants at Work, a government class under Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Howellis World History class, and home economics students. 2 fm SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL MR. W. G. NUNN MR. W. H. BRIDGES HS., M,S,, Auburn AB., M.A., Mercer University Duke University Duke University Southern Methodist Columbia University University of Georgia BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. C. C. Greene, Dr. I . G. Eldridge, Mrs. C. L. Patterson, Mr. E. E. Laws, Mrs. D. L. Burns, Mr. H. C. Eber- hardt, Mr. S, L. Mason, Dr. T. C. WIIIILIIHS, Dr, I. R. Thaxton. QPR K gmffmxa. iff: ADAMS. F. W. ADAMS, SARAH DEAN ANDERSQN, MRS. ASKEXY, 3135, BAZEMORE. san Diego sms Col- VSC-AB., U. of ca. PERR5 HARIAN D- WHIf111'I' lege, PFCSIWICYIHH COI' 531-Ed. VSCYAB- CSCW-LB., Duke. Mercer--.X.B., Pea- lege, of S.C.+A.B. EIlgllSllQ ATllll.Q :hlgCllI'21 Englighg Journulignil 1301152-iXI,A. English. Shorthand. Physical Ed., Foot- lnall and 'I' e n n i s Coach. BECTON, MRS. JULIAN BENNETT, BRANDON, Mas. COLEMAN, MRS. C0NNEI,L-MHS. VSC-BS. WILLIAM H. JOSEPH B. SMITH CLYDE IL- English. FSU-BS., U. of Ga. Winthrop College - W VSC--AB. VSC A4l3- -3I.Ed. A.B.,Com'c1'se Collcgc, Pl!-1110 Ceonictryg Aclv. French I- Hi Al' Physical Ed.g Drivers Biolo gyg General Algebra. QCIPVLI- Ed.g Golf Coach. Science. Miss Marguerite Ford sf-rw as full-time Guidance Counselor. Mrs. Harold Uulliver and Hrs. Henry Ilaill run the Here Miss Ford talks with Ann Burney. - ' L ...U ,, ,W Business Offices, Hrs. Brian Mathis serws as librarian. lin? 7,113 ,jx 4552? ! DAVIS, BILL South Ga. - B.S. AuburnAM.S. Algebra, Girls' Basketball Coach. HAMBRICK, ELEANOR CSCW-B.S. Homelnaking. HUMPHRIES, MRS. CLOWER FSU-B.S. Homemaking. I8 9 EVANS, MRS. FREEMAN, MARTHA MARVIN ASHLEY Winthrop-A.B., Pea- VSCw.B,S, lJody+lVl.A. General Science. Algebra. HAMILL, MRS, HARRISON, WALTER HERSCHEL Bessie Tift-A.B. Englishg Bible. JOHNSON, MRS. Ala. S.T.C.fB.S., Au- burn-M.S. D.C.T. Coordinator. KITRELL, WILLIAM HERMAN Eastern N. C.-B.S. VSC-A.B., U. of Ga. Civics, Physical Ed., -M.Ed. Boys' Basketball Physical Ed., Girl sl Coach, Track Coach. Tennis Coach. CILLIS, LOUCENIA U. of Ca.-B.B.A. Typingg Bus. English. HOGAN, MRS. ARNOLD GSCW-B.S. U. S. History, Gov ernment. LEAKE, JANE Huntington-AB. Bookkeeping, Typing, Bus. English. GLENN, WILLIAM U. of Ca.-B.S. D.E. Coordinator. HOWELL, MRS. HOLLIE VSC-A.B. World History LAWSON, JOANN Stetson-A.B. Spanish, English LIGHTSEY, NORMA VSC-B.A. English. OGLETREE, MISS FREDEVA Agnes Scott-B.A., U. of Ca.-lVI.A. U. S. History ROLAND, JOHNNY Troy State College- B.S. Science: Physical Ed.g Football and Baseball Coach. LOVE, W. E. Ca. Teachers' College -B.S., Oglethorpe- M.A., U. of Ca. Mathematics. PYRON, STEVE Jacksonville State Col- lege-B.S., U. of Ala. fM.A. Band Director. WEBB, ALLEN E. Ca. Teachers' College gB.S. Shop. McCLURE, MRS. McLAURIN, BETTY WILLIAM R. V5Q.B.5. Western K e n t u c k y Ceometryg Trigonome- State College-AB. try. Latin. RAY, MARY ROBERTS, MRS. Judggn-A,B., U, gf Limestone-AB. Ga. Latin. Riologyg General Science. WISENBAKER, MRS. WOLINSKI, MRS. WILLIAM HARRY VSC-A.B. VSC-A.B. World Histo r yg Bi- English. ology. MASSEY, MRS. GRADY VSC-AB., Colum bia-M.S., U. of S Calif. Chemistryg Biology ROBINSON, MRS. DOUGLAS GSCW-A.B. Choral Musicg So- cial Studies. WOOTEN, JACK vsc-AB. English. I9 s V l l sy, Student assistants: J. Arnold, W. Wiggins, J, Hall, W. Garner, W. Shiver, Mrs. Forrest, assistant, and Mrs. Hunt, lunch- C. Vining, M. Tomlinson, B. Rowe, P. Yeomans, C. Irving, J. Arnold. room supervisor, efficiently run the VHS lunchroom. ital To Administration taff Is The Lunchroom taff. Lunchroom staff: Eulahell, Hazel, Maxie, Frank, Idella, Gertrude, Connie, Gladys, Louvenia, Sally, and Lucy. . ,.,. ,K Q. .... ..,. W ,.,.....,,,,. . .......,., ...T , itet I . . . J M 35 -e , .K ' V I q -- ' K -frl ' KVLL - in i . ., .kk. - so '- at tQat3fQ,,.i Q iw eltt' .e-1 t -. 1 I J a I f is so iifi ' -f io. is? 'Ll 5 -. V E .5 W W , fs - at a.-.,- Q i it - . i Q j gi, i. . ---. 2. Q ., .z,.y,. +,r g: ,2lf gg! A ,,., ...... . , i.1..w+' , f ...K . i A s f . Q., . l' t ' e -fi l Qii is g ., mi 1 - ,X ,A -x. Coach Bazernore thanks the student body for his Hspeciali' Christmas gift on the Student Council Christ- mas Program, aaa., Mrs. Hogan's nazi flag is not a propaganda rnediunig just a war souvenir brought by a stu- dent for extra credit. I FORMAL MOME TS With THE FAC LTY. Miss Mclsaurin is chosen as the sweetheart of VHS in the Valen- tine's Day Chapel Program pre- sented by the cheerleaders and lke. fm, A .. f Q' ,iwsenwf Q www . , . mx af. 'Gab . f Q'5 if rg C :ff ,Ln .Nw- 'M 'warm' awww ,www mfwmn., e 'X -nf uri TUDE is Lf ,ti Y . Ax 4 rs V .ui ,.--N' ' N wnhlw' ,,,,.., .. M K X W if if ' , I ,AV... 3 ,A 1 wwf Q U, A 1 'B fu- ,,... I QE 'li 41 If swim. 4' 23 S3 Anyone for the Russian Fight Songu? Nuw. llc-1100. ii she- that important? ,..- ,elf A A ag Ouch! Miss Hambrick the needle stuck me. A , .f. - -1 aamvsxzi 1. . 'iw 'mr Franklin Parrish tries to find page one of Sue and Jimmy proudly display their his research paper. projects. In The Classroom 2' x 1 ,,Is eiiiiiwg 1951. ff' M3535 le. ,1 -5, A.: 'f ua . .- . .. .-'L-' semester English ease , ,aa Q 1 Angela and Sharon bravely lf?l dissect their fish in Biology class, 1 S 1, -1 f rug g,f-sly nf 1-5av1,gL LSMLQQQ 6 ,Asif 1 ,an v , Wim, 'llhm' lvaiul and the Cl1l't,'I'll'l1Ll?1i5 prvpurc for tha- parades held 1-wry Friday after- HUUX1 lm:-fore Z1 l101110 g11111e. Faitl1ful Dosta High students cheer the team on in spite of damp weather. 1 sei. Y 'f 'iv 1'-LQ 11l mi' Q 1111 11 W ' . . K I I +1 ,,kx M 1 +1-W-H ,mv ' 2 frwx wmv All students go to Pep Rally, which is held during sixth period on Fridays. 'au Qif1,g-kfzif. -www The V.H.S. Band performs during halftime at all football games. Dosta High students really turn out for football games. Durin Football Season m Our neat QD seniors find a spare minutv to Ciean out their hw-krrs. Drag, anyone? ,si Shop boys clean up after a hard day's work 59553 or is that just a fire to keep them warm? hffv What, is the boss blushing? ls this a characteristic of Valdosta High School? Throu hout the Day Foot-long hot dogs provided a treat for everyone. unmwwma,fas ,fm w1:w:fwa,gss,g:1mws-'11 lr-vi.ari..0esa l:nxr. 1 A1 and Ike spend leisure moments studying QD nature. Band students enjoy taking trips to out-of-town football games. Vic entertains the band students during their leisure time. :Kd Y.. fx r li .sf- f'iQ ps ff-sr Peggy models at Beauty Contest practice, as the other girls look on. After School Hours Chris faithfully decoratcs for the Beauty Contest. Is this one line traffic during a two minute change of classes? ' ' .,,. V I' Jr' , ,Q Q ' -B'3'i5l5'L gfwl. ' TM WMfYKfAb f5Fis,l?Mi - The tardy bell caught Charles just outside the class- room. Students welcome fire drills as a break from regular routine Ginny and Gretchen find time for a walk during school hours. After Classes Begin Left: Bethea takes time out for a moment of quiet meditation Right: Bingley, where is Mrs. Massey? 1 A, 'Sgr ,H .14 ,,,.g,....-my lr! 1 Charles, what are you looking for? Mary Ann presents Mrs. Askew with classic comic hooks at the Student Council chapel program. K 5 K i s 5 . The office secretaries and the librarian pause for a moment of peace while the students are in chapel. E J 5 ii 5 3 Brenda Sheriff entertains VHS students hy playing her accordion during assembly. During Asistembl Programs Tradition permits the seniors to march out of chapel first. Qin. ' Wifi , A is ,X W, 53525333 ,W 3 ' Q 'EH 2 Gigi . 'XS g-.K i 1 . 'X Q fn' 'M rw Ng uni 5 51' ?fqfx'iL'1gl8g ORGAN Q Y iinn, W , HU? UW ZATIO S mf W ,vids Patricia Loeb . . . Editor SANDSPUR Have you bought your annual yet?,, was a familiar question around V.H.S. the Week the Sand- spur initiated its campaign of selling a quota of yearbooks. By appointing homeroom representatives, the staff was successful in its drive. In planning the 1959-1960 SANDSPUR, the staff decided upon many improvements and the need for added attractions. The class section, with its many rows of individual pictures, was carefully drawn up. The faculty and academic shots were covered. All organizations were required to sub- mit a brief summary of their activities to the SANDSPUR. Ads were sold to many businessmen, which was in itself a big job. The special events editor snapped pictures at just the right moment to catch the true meaning of the events. Picture after picture of football, basketball, and track was taken. Work, work, work is the SANDSPUR's motto, and the staff sincerely hopes this year's annual is to the students, one of the best in the history of Valdosta High School. Suzanne Brown, Clubs Editor, and Jerry Pike, Special Events Editor. Beth McRee . . . Assistant Editor Mrs. Brandon . . . Adviser Gretchen Schroer...Business Manager Gene Grenckcr . . . Photographers Assistant, Robert Winter, HI , . . Photography Editor, Charles Barker W . . . Photographcr's Assistant. J ' f , n l sf l -- ,,,,,,!lf-M Rosalind Wisenhaker, Ginny Belcher and Susan Branch . . . Class The SANDSPUR staff has many unlimited Editors. talents. Al Dean and Ike Boyette . . . Sports Editors. .t t o t - eva. , H - igt iesmflfyags ' w,,'s1sf Le,i:vfIQ?'ll'? 'W V If: '-- rfMf'zz1:afG97 9 'is' ,i5?lQQ??FQCvLi?V ffl' L . 7 , A .W - H fav '75 Aw, f it -i ' 3' J L 'st f xiii 11 Q-1 at 25' s aa? we gigs' 1 1 'www XF sr was its as KQV 4 itiifzf 'Bmw Hia we -' QVQSK K X ser. W ' is if S K3 5 t 1 i , im , ga, si K aj t 1 i , Egg af 9 .5 S Q1 fwgqfas, Q 5 ttq stpi-QW sa ,mek 1 gms , ,ss nt, kit, ,353 , X ,ts atgsftqff 3 :f4, tz!irS,5Q2t5ifi , 1 or . . - 2 x'gg5'5f5iSi .A V ., ,:r , ' fi L.,,, LLA. , , i Q, f:,g. 5-gg L,,. , 1. -s . ' ' ' f .55 , . 'ra weasel ' ::aiZ'5P' K 'fait V ,' ' 4 i We Sf 'Q if ,, , smite- S 1.1. rl 1 K, , 3 P Ji 1 is J We Q, E t J Hi., i L if 9, , ,, lyw 5,5 iifmifg .K i Brenda Lee . . . Editor Julie and Judy Vinson . . . Business Managers. DO TA O TLOOK Deadlines, deadlines! Many demands are placed upon the DOSTA OUTLOOK staff during the year, but these are always met with efficiency. Students of Dosta High are fortunate in having the only free school paper in the state. The six page editions, which are issued once a month, are financially supported hy the sale of football programs and ads to merchants. Valdosta High salutes the OUTLOOK staff and commends them for a job well donel Jimmy Finney and Jimmy McKinney . . Gale Thomas and Shannon Greene . . . Feature Editors. Sports Editors. V it , f it Anno Ccer . . . Managing Xdsiser. Rolwrt Wintor Editor, Mrs. Askew Pll0lOgI'3PllCI' Editor. Nanvy Bonner and Nancy Spell . . . Editorial Editor I ' n The journalism class sells football programs at some of the many games. L. to R., SEATED: J. Bolen, B. Lee, A. Geer, L. Nichols. FIRST ROW: L. Milhy, V. Pennington, M. S. Pendleton, T. Amon, M. Smith, J. Garwood, G. Chitty, S. Branch, L. Chitwood, K. Clary. SECOND ROW: T. McMillan, S. Katz, R. Wright, A. Mc- Lane, T. Coppage, M. A. Mayo, S. McLeod. 5. ww AMW ! f-314, , W Secretary ' ' nv. A455 Q i ,ti V. ,, . L. to H., FIRST ROW: A1 Dean, Liz Helms, Eddie Zant, Gretchen Schroer, Miss Ogletree, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dar- lene Smith, Mary Ann Mayo, Mike Watson, Tommy Tart, Evelyn Wilkes, Betty ,lo Greene. TUDE T CUU CIL When the devotionals are presented over the intercom every morning, the students in homeroom receive inspirational thoughts which continue with them through the day. The Student Council is the club to thank for this activity. Identification cards sold to the students was another project sponsored by this organization. The purchasing of these cards was necessary before students were allowed to sit in the student section at football games. Being the connecting link between the students and the faculty by presenting the ideas and views of both, this club is an asset to the school. Members are elected by the student body with two rep- resentatives selected from the freshman and sophomore classes and four from the junior and senior classes. 1 I Lizzie Helms 1 fr President 3 HN' KN Betty .lo Greene A L , , .- '. 1 f f ? Mary Ann Mayo Chaplain if r if' ffggjE'f ,, Gretchen Schroer Evelyn Wilkes Vice President Treasurer r -- L. to R., FIRST ROW: K. Studstill, B. Rice, J. Garwood, G. Bishop. SECOND ROW: N. Smith, B. Lee, J. Price, S. Fletcher, R. Grondahl. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Horan, Adviser, G. Chitty, S. Johnson, L. A. Milby, T. Atkinson. FOURTH ROW: T. Amon, L. Bookman, B. Saliba, B. Marco. GOERMETCLB As students attended Tri-Hi-Y Youth Assemblies in Atlanta a few years ago, they had a desire to know more about the parliamentary procedure, which they had witnessed there. As a result of this new' interest, the Government Club of V.H.S. was formed. The club clearly demonstrated the need for cooperation of clubs in a high school when they sponsored a dance with the Key Club. Their far-reaching promotions have influenced the entire student body. The chapel program presented on 'fluvenile Delinquencyw was one of the carefully planned projects of the Government Club. L. to R.: Barbara Rice, Secretary-Treasurer: Kay Studstill, President: Robert Grondahl, Chaplain: Jane Garwood, Vice President. l ' ' iw ii' i ' 'V' f if ,.i..1ff'f'wrwxm:Gza 1. L. to R., FIRST ROW: P. Huff, S. Bishop, P. Elliott, J. Vinson, J. Vinson, N. Spell, P. Loeb, M. Squires, T. Amon, S. Holton, V. Pennington. SECOND ROW: J. Rogero, B. Blanchard, S. Stembridge, B. Lee, K. Powell, M. Schwarcz, S. Johnson, B. Rice, G. Thomas, S. Blanton, C. Jolley, J. Pike. THIRD ROW: S. Fletcher, T. Greene, M. Boyette, B. Shelton, J. Garwood, K. Wainer, B. Price, G. Amon, J. Howse, N. Bonner, L. Helms, A. McLane, A. Burney, M. Tillman, S. Brown, S. Katz,,E. Barr, L. Cook, Mr. Wooten, Adviser. DRAM CL B Those students of VHS, who wanted to uget into the actn became the members of the newly or- ganized Dramatic Club at the beginning of this school year. This acting group promotes interest in drama to those who are inclined toward this field. One of the projects of the club was sponsoring a car in the Homecoming Parade. Highlighting the clulfs yearly activities was the presentation of a musical drama, given with the Glee Club. L. to R.: Nancy Spell, Vice President, Patricia Loeb, Presidentg Marie Squires, Secretary-Treasurer. L to R FIRST ROW D Rod er W Cowart D ,I Platt I NIcNIxllan Mrs Mathis. SECOND ROW: M. Schwarcz, Q Fletcher B Smith V Pennm ton M S Pendleton E Hier I Wilker on, S. N. Girardin. LIBRARY STAFF Books, hooks, IJ o 0 k sl Hundreds pass through the hands of the library staff every month! How do they stand lt? Anyone would like working in the pleasant surroundings of the Ruhye McKinney Memorial Lilmrary. These students devote one period each school day assisting the librarian. This active staff attends the annual dis- trict meet and is a member of the Geor- gia Association of Library Assistants. Valdosta I'Iigh,s library will always he a favorite studying place of its stu- dents, thanks to the comfortable at- mosphere and the efficient staff. l 45 KEY CLUB The Salvation Army kettle is kept boiling at Christmas by Key Club members, who are selective male students of Valdosta High. The club was especially active during this festive season. Another project they undertook was the annual Christmas tree sale. Before Christmas, cardboard stadium seats were distributed to football fans by the Key Club-for a small fee, of course. The hard work of Key Club members is rewarded at their annual dance at which time they select the clubls sweetheart. Key Club sponsored a dance during Homecoming FIRST ROW, L. to R.: B. Coleman, F. King, l. Dewar, season. E. Zant. SECOND ROW: B. Hatcher, G. Thomas, ,l. Wrigllt. THIRD ROW: L. Nichols, J. Oliver, T. Tart, M. Bernard, J. Adams. BOTTOM TO TOP: R. Bennett, B. Hiers, J. Gale, B. Blocker, J. Bunch, B. Kirkland, I. Harrell, D. Jones, W. Tyson, M. Watson, B. Bennett, B. Wisenbaker, M. West, T. McLane, R. Douglas, Mr. Ben- nett, Adviser. Q HS L. to R.: Cale Thomas, Sweetheart: Frank King, President: Eddie Zant, Vice President, Jimmy Dewar, Secretary, Buddy Coleman, Treasurer. , .Q . J vv ga rr.-we rmv.i+.:.s-mangas' 1 afamwmm as ur. '- fem. mms . . 1 mm uw- f f OFFICERS, L. to R.: Patricia Loeb, First Vice Presidentg Jerry Pike, Second Vice President, Selina Wisenbaker, Presidentg Maryzell Smith, Publicity Chairman, Alvie Steele, Secretary, Dee Corn, Treasurer. BETA CL B Recognizing students with good character, creditable achievements, and commendable attitudes are the goals of the Beta Club. The requirements for membership are based on above average grades and participation in one other school group. The gleam of the trophies in the front hall case is accredited to expert care, compliments of Beta members. This club also presented the school a public address system, and contributed to the Bubye McKinney Memorial Fund, and Beta Education Fund. L. to R., FIRST ROW: J. Pike, P. Loeb, S. Wisenbaker, A. Steele, D. Corn, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Evans, Advi- ser, N. Bonner, N. Spell, B. Smith, B. McKee, L. Dimascio, G. Schroer, N. Wall, S. Babcock. THIRD ROW: T. Atkinson, B. Wisenbaker, J. Barton, B. Burdick, S. Sessions, S. Hutchinson, S. McLeod, L McMillan, D. J. Platt, P. Winston, R. Welch, .X. Dean. S. Branch, Ginny Belcher. L. to R.. FRONT ROW: L. Nichols, ll. Bernard B Coleman I Bosette I3 Knlxland -X Dean QECOND ROW T XIcL'1ne J. Bunch, J. Bolen, T. Tomberlin, J. Ander on R Coppa e 5 Cotlnin B Daw on T art Doing their share to fulfill the puipo e of then O1'iIlllll101I the Semoi H1 l ldllltlfl lu lxet of food to needy families at Tl1ElI1lxH01X1I1U With 111 thf memlmei Nllllxlllo Lln- IJIOUIUI is 1- cl :10 SUCCESS. This Club, being iiewly organized thi X631 1 prof lusliif in it iole as an nnpoitint pfut 0 tie eXl1'aCui'1'icula1' organizations. OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR HI-Y, L. to R.: Al Dean, Presidentg Butch Kirk- land, Vice Presidentg Ike Boyeftte, Secre- taryg Buddy Coleman, Treasurerg Meade Bernard, Chaplaing Lyle Nichols, Project Chairman. I.. to R.: Rick Thomas, President, Christie Patterson. Sec- retary: Alvie Steele, Vice Presidentg Bud Bridges, Trczis- urcrg Bill Yviscnliaker. Chaplain. , gf A ,, If ' if f ff iw ,. :,g,:g..,:, f f I is of xqnfy. 5 I .Iv -a N-.Q , J . i 'X 1, .IU IOR HI-Y Freshman and sophomore boys of Valdosta High who are interested in Y.X1.C.A. work are mem- lmers of the Junior Hi-Y. Beinga new clulm this year, the organization already has shown a spark of interest in the schoolls extracurricular activities. The lius trip to Albany for the Albany-Valdosta footliall game sponsored liy this Hi-Y exempli- fied evidence of its growing participation in worthwhile projects. L. to R., FIRST ROW: B. Courtenay, D. Atkinson, L. Adams, Mr. Love, Adviser. SECOND ROW: E. Bentley. T. Davis, A. Steele, B. Bridges. THIRD ROW: B. Lindstrom, B. Holt, B. Wiggins. FOURTH ROW: C. Patterson, R. Thomas, B. Wiscnbaker, B. Dasher. Left-L, 10 R, FIRST ROW: Marilyn L. to R.: LeRoy Bloodworth, Presidentg Guest, Treasurer, Catherine Willis, Vice Geraldine Exum, Parliamentariani RCHYUC Pregidentg Rennie Hardy, Presidents Mar. Hardy, Vice President of Public Relations garet Douglas, Secretary, Nancy Sheffield, Reporter, Freddie Twiggs, Sergeant-at Arms. SECOND ROW: LeRoy Blood- worth, State President, Geraldine Fxum, Historian, Donnie Hart, Parliamentarian. Gold mums accented with gold and black ribbon were a common sight at the Homecoming game. Male students of V.H.S. supported the D.E. Clulfs project by giving their dates the tradi- tional accessory for this event. The D.F.. Club has pushed forward this year by planning and participating in a grocery store survey, by presenting a display at the legion fair, and by forming,a D.E. Alumni and a Junior DF. Club. V.H.S. is proud of the clubis representation in Georgia's slate of officers and of their having been selected the HMost Outstanding D.E. Club in the state. L. to R., FIRST ROW: D. Hart, G. Exum, M. Douglas, Mr. Glenn, Adviser, R. Hardy, F. Twiggs, N. Sheffield, M. Guest. SECOND ROW: J. Colwell, F. Goff, C. Suggs, B. Emond, R. Cardwell, L. Turner, D. Folson, B. Pike, P. Guess. THIRD ROW: J. Patterson, D. Culpepper, J. Connell, L. Bloodworth, B. Carter. D. Williams, J. Stevens, R. Herdon. FOURTH ROW: A. Squires, J. Rowe, J. Newsome, J. Rowe, B. A. Copeland, J. Wilson, M. Mashburn, G. Cowart. FIFTH ROW: D. Dashcr, J. Hughes, D. Jones, M. Wood, W. Boutwell, P. Hiers. F,.5,,, mama ,. I :ea 1m':v.::.wintf 5555329 L. to R.. FIRST ROW: F. Lowe, C Ralion. NI. Squires. F. Rcddick, K Griffin, G. Arnold. SECOND ROW: ll. Hayes, T. Buckwald. L. Wynens F. Rivers. D. Kirkland. L. Daniels THIRD ROW: J. Logan, E. Hiller. Mr. Harrison. B. Guess, B. Guess. Viv. Knight. D.C.T. CLUB Seeking to create and nurture an appreciation of the dignity of work, the D.C.T. program extended its scope of activity in many worthwhile directions. The cluli conscientiously endeavors to provide real opportunities for its members to develop leadership through active participation in civic. social, and occupational pursuits. L, to R., FIRST ROW: Joe Logan, Presi- dent: Mr. Harrison, Adviser: Gayle Rabon, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Liz Wy- uens, Secretary: Sylvia Reddick. Treasurer: Esther 'Riu-r. Historian. L. to R., FIRST ROW: B. Hiers, T. Tart, I. Boyette, A. Dean, J. Wright, C. Pendleton, J. Adams. SECOND ROW: E. Zant, R. Clements, B. Dawson, F. King, J. Bunch, J. Bracewell, B. Hatcher, C. Harris, R. Harris. THIRD ROW: R. Douglas, B. Kirkland, I. Harrell, J. Gayle, B. Henry, J. Varnadoe, J. Bolen, M, West, D. Arnold, S. Prewitte. FOURTH ROW: Reavcs, B. Bennett, C. Smith, B. Luke, B. Blocker, B. Myddleton, G. Minchew, C. Patterson, K. Buffer, B. Holtzclaw. R. Bennett. FIFTH ROW: B. Schroer, Coach Bavemore, J. Dewar, D. Tyndall, J. Reaves, F. Wetherington, W. Zant, W. Colson, R. Geller. V. CLUB At Valdosta High School the entire field of sports is supported lmy the students and the faculty. The boys who participate in any athletic activity are among the 'atop men on campusf, The V. Club is composed of these athletes who have earned a letter in their respective sports. L. to R.: Burnice Hiers, President: Eddie Zant, Secretary-Treasurer, Frank King, Vice President. 3 ii L. to R.: Sandra Bennett, Secretary-Treasurerg Diana Rod- Q gers, Presidentg Juanita Norsworthy, Vice President. 5 Q 2 F.T.A. During the year, various students can be observed aiding teachers by checking papers or record- ing grades. These- students, who are members of the F.T.A., are participating in the club's pri- mary project of giving assistance to faculty members. Members of the Future Teachers not only have opportunities to learn the duties of a teacher through experience, but also attend district meetings where new ideas of teaching methods are demonstrated. As these prospective teachers work, some pleasure is incorporated. For example, the float which they entered in the Homecoming Parade received the second place award. Plunging into Valdosta Highis activities this year, the club has been in charge of many inspiring devotionals and the chapel program during American Education Week. L. to R., FIRST ROW: J. Watson, S. McCrary, Miss Lightsey, Adviser. SECOND ROW: I. Wilkinson, V. Parkerson, J. O'Neal T. Siegrist, D. Rodgers, J. Jenkins, A. Spieler. THIRD ROW: L. Smith, J. Mann, W. Cowart, S. Bennett, I. MacMillan D. J. Platt, A. S. Hagan, T. Greene, T. Boyd, C. Jolley, S. Richards. E' CG' The Choralit-rs make a great many appearances L, to R.: Ginny Belelier, Secretary-Treasurerg Sue durunr the selwwl year. Ni-lie Cirai-din. President: Jerry' Pike, Pianistg Dee Corn, Vice l'ri'sident. CHOR LIERS If a student of V.ll.S. happens to he walking through the auditorium on any Thursday afternoon, he will prohahly hear faint music coming from the Choraliers practicing off stage. This vocal en- semhle is composed of eight boys and eight girls who have hecn selected for their outstanding musi- cal ahility and their desire to use their talents. The cluh makes puhlic appearances throughout the year, totaling ahout twenty five. Their enter- tainment is employed in Various programs of civic, school, and church groups. Being only in their second year, the Choraliers have already established a superior school and city-wide reputation. The agenda of the songsters includes sending representatives to music clinic and All-State Chorus. L. to H.. FIRST ROW: L. Wisenbaker, L. Chitwood, S. Branch, N. Cirardin. S. Brown, T. Amon, M. F. Cowart, S. Jolinsori. C, lit-lvlieiy Mrs. Robinson, Directorg J. Pike. SECOND ROW: A. McLane, D. Corn, L. Adams, B. Carswell. f 14' , . , 1 ii. - .7 A . . gi k , ' i, g Hi E 'WY' L. to R., FIRST ROW: B. Bagley, J. Arnold, Y. Cousart, B. Newman, J. Weber, H. Gjesdal, B. J. Greene, S. N. Girardin, J. Pike, Mrs. Robinson, Director. SECOND ROW: P. Dollar, S. Dollar, B. Camp, L. Starling, A. Brantly, L. Burden, S. Harp, M. Rykard, E. Forest. THIRD ROW: M. Joyce, A. Cheek, P. Addleton. J. Huff, T. Watson, J. Watson, J. Neal, A. S. Hagan, C. Parrish, B. Hagan, A. Mock, B. Hasty. FOURTH ROW: S. McKee, K. Joster, J. Gunter, E. Pitts, S. Saunders, C. Girt- man, E. Shiver, S. Burdick, M. McLane, P. Miller. FIFTH ROW: J. Register, S. Hughes, J. Winser, C. Wilkerson, G. Hal- tom, D. Greer, L. Wisenbaker, J. Portier, N. Bonner, L. Helms, P. Harris, F. Guest, M. Phillips, N. Garvin, E. Bryan. SIXTH ROW: S. Dutton, A. Alexander, B. Bolen, B. Mann, D. Corn, L. Adams, B. Carswell. GLEE CL B In order to add a special note to many of the programs at V.H.S., the Glee Club practices faith- fully every day at fifth period. Being one of the finest group of singers in Georgia, they have surprised no one by sending sev- eral representatives to All-State Chorus. Audiences agree that the Glee Club Spring Concert is one of the most enjoyable experiences of the year. The Glee Club is to be commended for its ability to offer with every appearance a varied and worthwhile performance! K V, ara M!! , I I A L. to R.: Betty Jo Greene, Librarian: Jerry Pike, Presi- t dent: Sue Nelle Girardin, Secretary. J, Y' I.. to R., FIRST ROW: J. Pike, J. Vinson, J. Vinson, Brown, P. Loeb, S. Branch. SECOND ROW: A. Geer, S. John- son, M. Schwarcz, I. McMillan, S. Blanton, P. Elliott, T. Greene, M. Smith, S. Branch. THIRD ROW: D. Rodgers, I Wilkerson, S. Flethcher, N. Spell, B. J. Greene, B. Lee, S. McLeod, S. Sessions, P. Nicholas. GA MA TRI-HI-Y The Mr. and Miss Courtesy election is one of the most prominent projects of the Gamma Tri- Hi-Y. The eluh is composed of female classmen, who wish to uphold high moral and spiritual standards. Meeting twice a month, the Tri-Hi-Y strives for growing unity and harmony among its mem- bers. The success of their many community and school projects throughout the year exemplifies the cooperation among the girls. L. to R.: Susan Branch, Presidentg Tricia Loeb, Vice President, Suzanne Vinson. Chaplaing Jerry Pike and Madeline Schwarcz, Program Chairmen, Brown, Secretaryg Julie Vinson, Treasurerg Judy Sandra Sessions, Project Chairman. - , lug! ,gg K2iAiv4lLl.ll 'SN ,rg . xt..- . yi ix 'Q 41.5 Q a R V. .,, .pff The Tri-Ili-Y attends church as a group one Sunday I.. To R., FIRST ROW: Beverly Gunter, School each year. This is one of their cfmmunity projects. l'rojm-cts Chairman: Kay Powell, Presidentg Dale Gt-er. Vice President. SECOND ROWI: Jo Ann Meyer. Treasurer: Mrs, .-Xride-r-on. .Xclviierg Susan Rodgers. Secretary: Darlene Fmith, Chaplain. BETA TRI-HI-Y '4Don't he a Iuitterlmug was the slogan of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y during their drive to improve the appearance of V.H.S. They also sponsored a Clean Sportsmanship Campaign throughout all the athletic activities. Delegates from this club were sent to Atlanta and Rock Eagle where annual Y conferences are held. T. to B., FIRST ROW': BI. A. Hutchinson, L. Dihlascio, S. Babcock, S. Rodgers, L. Doig, J. A. Meyer, D. Geer, K. Powell. SECOND ROW: N. Garvin, J. Payne. NI. A. Smith. E. Adair, S. Kessler, D. Smith, 5. Sapp, S. McIntyre, Ap Barker. THIRD ROW: B. Gunter, B. Blankenship, C. Girtman, K. Potts. F. Dewar, E. Pitts, D. Davis, A. Wall, T. Yow. My-. Q5 YQ? 16 F 7 'R ,.2,., ,..., ,. 5125 . f ' ..,,,,, .. , , GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF L. to R.: J. Henke, P. Burney, F. Dewar, J. Pike, P. Loeb, B. McRcc, A. Burney, S. Branch, M. Tillman, S. Branch, S. Brown. SEATED: Miss Ford, Guidance Counselor. OFFICE TAF F The Guidance Staff is a very efficient group of girls who do the office Work for Miss Ford These girls are selected because of their outstanding character and position in school. The Business Office Staff, under Miss Hall, is responsible for picking up absentee slips, de- livering messages, and doing other odd jobs for the secretaries and the principal. BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF L. to R.: G. Belcher, P. Elliott, G. Thomas, S. LaMontagne, J. Garwood, J. Flythe, E. Humphries, T. Boyd. SEATED: Miss Hall, Office Secretary. .sv ,wmv L. to R.: Shirley Walker, Public Relationsg Beverly Gun- The F. H. A. girls had a tea to honor the ter, Co-Chairman of Recreationg Leila Smith, Treasurerg F.H.A. girls of Lowndes County High School. Madeline Schwarcz, Presidentg Heidrun Gjesdal, Secretary: Toni Seigrist, Historiang Joy Ratigan, Chairman of Degrees. The Future Homemakers of America is sponsored for and by homemaking students. lt is un- derstandable why the F.H.A. was presented the HMost Outstanding Club of the Yeari' award in l958-l959 when their numerous community projects are recognized. One of these was making puppets for hospitalized children which was a great service to the Pink Ladies. ln this organization, committee work is essential. For every activity chairmen are appointed to carry out proposed plans. ln this way the F.H.A. has succeeded in becoming one of the most out- standing clubs in the school. L. to R., FIRST ROW: M. Schwarcz, N. Force, S. Walker, B. Odom, Mrs. Humphries, Adviserg I. Mock, H. Gjesdal, C. Mc- Calmer, J. Ratigan, J. Payne, Miss Hambrick, Adviser. SECOND ROW: K. LaCarde, L. Smith, T. Seigrist, P. Dutton, B. Gunter, C. Combs, L. Mathis. ,Q 'M 1Qw3E4 5 5i . . -el-:ft 'f.-fl 21 l5ti L. to R., FIRST ROW: J. Jenkins, M. Van Horn, L. Lee, Mrs. Johnson, Adviser. SECOND ROVV: K. Comings, R. Welch Bennett D. Starkev. 5 f RACKET CL B Girls who earnletters in tennis and who have the love of this sport at heart form the member- ship of the Girls, Racket Club. The club organizes matches and plans activities related with tennis. Each member strives to maintain the popularity of tennis at Valdosta High School. L. to R.: Mrs. Johnson, Adviserg Sandra Bennett, Captaing Ruth Welch, Presiclentg Margaret Van Horn, Secretary. Sandra seems to be worried about this one Z L. to R. tinside circlel, FIRST ROW: S. Leonard, V. Parkerson, T. Atkinson, A. Spieler, A. McLane, K. Clary, E. Humph- ries, L. Briggs, R. Ross, L. Smith, J. Horner. SECOND ROW: S. Richards, M. 'Williams, S. LaGarde, L. Cook, B. Bos- well, A. Morgan, A. Wall, B. Wright, K. Harris, B. Underwood, C. Johanson, B. Mote, R. Martin, B. Jones, E. Barr. THIRD ROW: S. Coppage, J. Comings, S. McCra1y, B. Nunn, D, Spratlin. T. Minchew, L. Rosamond, P. Grant, M. Baugh, T. Kunkle, S. Allen, D. Duggar, B. Powell, S. Webb, D. Allen, E. Powell, T. Brinson, T. Duggar. FOURTH ROW: V. Shapiro, J. Cain, J. Ashcomb, B. Pruitt, B. Golden. ...BAD Yes, we all Hlove a paradef, and what more necessary group to provide o11e than a band. Many, many times this year the Valdosta High School Band has performed often and creditably in these prominent capacities. lts members have practiced long and hard to provide the admirable musical feats typical of this group. Football halftime iutermissions have been enlivened by the original performances of the Mhigh- steppingw majorettes and the march formations of the band. One of the most outstanding features of the baud is the concert they share with the Glee Club at Christmas. Band performs at halftime! Pretty luajorettes line up. 8 . A 44 . . 1 . .- .- V.: . - 1.-I .1 . .1 I D, , .aa nv 1'9- SPORTS COUNCIL L. to R.: P. Beggs, C. Jolley, J. Bland, J. A. Border, T. Boyd, J. Jenkins, K. Studstill, J. Norsworthy, Mrs. Johnson, Ad- viserg .I. Watson. GIRL I INTRA 'CA sport for every girl and every girl in a sportl' is the theme of the Girls' Intramural Sports Club. Wholesome competition is high among the several teams into which the girls are divided as they participate in games during the school day and after school. The team accumulating the high- est number of points during the year is rewarded by the engraving of its name on a bronze plaque. Girls' Intramural Sports Clubbers are individually recognized for special achievement by awards which are set up by the Sports Council. This council is made up of girls who have been elected and appointed from the physical education classes and whose duty it is to organize generally the program of the club. Soccer is one of the many sports enjoyed by members of the Girls' Intramural Sports Club. Instruction by Mrs. Johnson in golf proves very exciting to many of the girls. URAL PORT 4 1 W -7 rm sv J.. Q If K 2- the program of this club. Even track is incorporated in Tennis is quite popular with the girls who have of interest in sports. fix if' 11'sif.2:,ii-if .. 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CA ERA CLUB Students with camera cases over their shoulders and an eye for photogenic ma- terial form an enthusiastic group known as the Camera Club. Pursuit of this hobby carried its members this year to such scenic locations as the Okefenokee Swamp and Octalkatchee Where pictures were made and used with appropriate stories in the Val- dosta Times. Its membership acquires valuable in- formation and guidance for future use in the art of photography. Lectures, films and individual film developing comprise the practical 'fknow-howi' this club offers its members. L. to R.: Charles Barker, Secretaryg Alex Morgan, Treasurerg Mrs. Massey, Adviser, Bill Nunn, Parlianfentariang Robert Win ter, President. Let's clean up the darkroom, boys! i The Dramatic and Glee Clubs combined presented a The DE. Club had the winning .float in the musical drama, The Familiar Stranger. Homecoming Parade, which was quite a success. HIGHLIGHT OF CL B ACTIVITIE The chapel program the Student Council presented dur- ing Christmas was quite amusing to all of thc students. Even Santa Claus himself was here for the occasion. The Band concert proved to he quite entertain- ing, especially when Ed Barr presented Mr. Pyron the keys to a new Car-fcar?D. A! l C Yvip, E5 24 SPECIAL 53515 EVE T 3 fam 67 z, '41 at 1 ,.,,, , H 2 F r' was - vi ,, , , gg ,, .4 gssws-gig y .5- J If or PJ mais' A FFR! N X 'k,d :Que-::l,.:f . The Cheerleaders, dressed as Walt Disney characters, Gretchen Schroer and Al Dean make their debut as King and led the Homecoming Parade. Queen of Homecoming. One of the most outstanding fall activities of VHS was the sixth annual Homecoming. One Week of excitement made the Homecoming event one to remember for years. Each day of the Homecoming week was given a special name and special activities took place. On 4'Nlourning Dayw the entire student body, dressed in black clothes, mourned for the football team's opponent, lVloultrie. On uSpirit Dayf, each student purchased a spirit ribbon from the cheerleaders and wore it the rest of the Week. These new events added flavor to the traditional rfelebration. The l959 Homecoming Parade with the theme, HDisneyland,,, marched down Patterson Street with floats carrying Alice in WOIldC1'lHIld, Donald Duck, and Peter Pan. During half-time of the Friday night football game, the Homecoming court was presented and the King and Queen Were crowned. The Homecoming Dance o11 the following night climaxed the week of excitement. Escorted by their court, the King and Queen march on the football field. Fuxun llrutnrlr unfl ln-r mlulw- Plljttf' tlunt-in: at tln- llwrm-t-tmtirrg lhrrruf. HO ECOMING The Hmnecorning King and Queen arc c'-ruwnctl at the football gunna. Their attendants ure-, left to right: Mike Watson Peggy Winston, Nancy Slrvfficlfl, Daxitl Arnold, Ike Harrell, Matlt-linv Sr-hwarcz. Andy Shenton, and Mark Holloway. I-an 4'The Swaying Seniors, Suzanne Brown, Nancy Bonner, and Susan Branch, are winners. The crowd attending the Talent Show was the biggest yet. BETA CL B TALE T HOW The VHS Beta Club Talent Revue was among the February activities. The show is an annual event which the cluh spon- sors to raise funds for sending delegates to the state convention in Atlanta. A variety of acts, ranging from skits to jazz combos, were presented. The first place winner was given eight dollars and an audition for the Ted Mack Amateur Hour. The second place prize was five dollars and the third, two dollars. Nancy Bonner and Liz Helms win second place after per- Teresa Minchew and Sharon Bishop see Gregory Peck dur. form smuwemsnt ing a hilarious skit. ing their skit which won third place. in i C Nas. ie-'+V 4' A 'V' ff' - .,:.:, -f K f .. M f J f 7, wa . K 7,.f ,. NLxni If Beth lNICRee inquires about Crawford W. Long School of Nursing. H1656 boys 111501155 501116 1111910511113 13915 21110111 the COLLEGE IGHT L' niversity of Georgia. College Night was held at Valdosta High on Octoher 7. The purpose of the event was to familiarize VHS students with various colleges and busi- ness schools in Georgia. College Night got underway with a general meeting in the auditorium where everyone was welcomed. After the orientation, two one-half hour periods were held by the school representa- tives. At that time students and parents visited schools of their first and second choice. Maxine Tillman, Ann Burney, Tricia Loeb, Brenda Lee, Susan Branch and Jerry Pike study thc Emory-at-Oxford curricula. w 3 Martha Davis, a junior at VHS, is Miss VHS of 1960. Q ? 5 5 5 The top three contestants are, left to right: Totsy Amon, second runner-up, Martha Davis, Queen, Nancy Bonner first runner-up. The top ten girls are, left to right, FIRST ROW: Nancy Sheffield, Beth Mclziee, Marsha Higginbotham. SECOND ROW: Dora Jean Platt, Peggy Beck, Totsy Amon, Martha Davis, Nancy Bonner, and Nancy Spell. 1 Q I . lf X as E 4 -4' A A, H 4 f K' we i x Y Sm -N-df First step, Miss Godwin gives instructions. Second step, Miss Godwin demonstrates. BEAUTY CO TE T Highlighting the month of February was the 1960 'LlVliss VHS Beauty Contest. The annual event is sponsored by the junior class and its proceeds finance the Junior-Senior dance held later in the year. The fifty contestants represent the junior and senior classes with twenty-five girls being elected from each class. The contestants were presented against a background of gold-glittered snowflakes and silhouetted trees. After an entertaining intermission, the judges announced their decisions. Tension increases as each girl awaits her turn to walk on the stage. i 4 -qv- Left: 'Member mud pies? asks Shannon Greene as she demonstrates. Right: Rosalind Wisenbaker and Jerry Pike gather their toys before going inside. HOnce a child, always a childf' An innocent spectator might have made this statement on May 6th as he gazed upon the once dignified seniors: The senior class observed Kids' Day by adorning themselves in cowboy suits, short dresses, and knee pants. The activities of the uchildrenv included jumping rope, riding tricycles, chewing gum, and blow- ing bubbles, and playing hopscoteh. The annual Kids, Day chapel program highlighted the day. Lyle Nichols, Gale Thomas, Ann Geer, and Buddy Coleman predict the seniors' futures in the Class Prophecy. gn--M Suzie Brown sings the Class Song, which she and Jerry Brenda Lee, Tricia Loeb and Sue Johnson present the Pike composed. Last Will and Testament of the senior class. KIDS, DAY Al Dean, Shannon Greene, Sue Nelle Girardin, Ginny 'AGood-by, Mrs. Askew! say Lizzie Helms and Nancy Belcher, and Susan Branch present the Class Histoly. Bonner in their farewell poem. lxiffsrrs E Q ' 5 351 sit 95 ,t . s is - na, X .. S . : 115' f, . 1, A Q . Q 4 Q 8 I 4 'av !'vf 'v Ply ,ut aa mm qv .H ,f,f1f1,,'M'w 4 Q 1' I fi K hw: wir ng. xx, x A fa. K gin' H jf'Q?J'i ' 'H' if A A ' sf! 'Y I-if E ' ' -s ! md' Left: Nancy Bonner wins honors in the National Poetry Contest. Center: Lizzie Helms is presented the Best All-Around Senior Award. Right: Taylor Coppage receives a certificate for placing second in the high hurdles at the state track meet. Smiles of happiness floated ahout the auditorium on May ll. as VHS students, their parents and teachers ohseryed Honors' Day. On Honors' Day students who have made outstanding accomplishments in scholastic undertak- ings, athletics, or extracurricular activities are given recognition. Honor graduates, left to right, FIRST ROW: Eddie Zant, Ginny Belcher, Seling Wisenbaker, Gretchen Schroer, Al Dean. SECOND ROW:. Jerry Pike, Beth McRce, Bobbie Newman, Freddie Nijem, Bingley Burdick, Suzanne Brown Dora lean Platt, Kay Harris, Nancy Spell, Tricia Loch. THIRD ROW: Nancy Sheffield, Nancy Bonner, Margaret Douglas, Siusan Branch, Lera Chitwood. ,,. . .go N 'H- wg if .E t 'T 3 S 3' 5 , 5 i K . . .Q ,. 1 '-.. 11- I ,Q E iwwi Gretchen Schroer receives the DAR Good Citizenship Award, Dawson, Kay Harris HO OR 7 , Nancy Spell, Jerry Pike, Nancy V 2 5 , K Al Dean is honored with the award HQ the win ner of the National Math Contest. DAY Left: Jeweldinc Arnold receives the honor as most outstanding DCT student. Right: The scholarship winner- are 1 Sheffield, Ann Ceer, and Fra-1-Inun Dennis. vp-o x'-D of 4 w 'a 'li any SAS- :xx i if Cfclffhen SChf0C'1' SPC3kS Of S0UfhC1'11 Cllafill in her Salu- Selina Wiscvi1liuke1', Valedictorian, talks of the fondness the UHOYY addfC5S- graduates should always have for VHS. U.-, fi - f 4 L , l Q i i i Q gi 2 if In I in 5 fi i 'f'lw- ill iiii Bulibef' Stricklzuul challenges the svniors to stay awake. Mr. Clement Greens proudly plants a kiss on his duuglitvr Shannon alter presenting her diploma. ,ww M? ii 5 That fun will only last a few more minutes! Rev. Bernard Brown emphasizes the im. portance of being on Htiptoei' throughout life GRADUATIO The VHS seniors of l960 will long remember the dates of May 29 and 30 of 1960. The inspiring Baccalaureate service was held on Cleveland Field on May 29. For the first time, the seniors adorned the long yearned-for graduation robes. On May 30, the Hbig nightfl the graduation exercises took place. After hearing an address es- pecially designed for the graduating class, the diplomas were delivered, making the previous four years of work and fun at VHS only a memory. Lower left: The Choraliers sing an inspirational religious number. 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The Junior-Senior Dance, held at the Junior High, followed the Senior Banquet. The theme of the dance, MAH Old South Ballf, was effectively carried out. The entrance repre- sented a Southern garden scene, with magnolia blossoms and lace lawn furniture. The dance floor was turned into a colonial ballroom. The atmosphere of the dance set the mood for smooth dancing. The Southern helles serve punch to the guests. S Qi W .vzgtlfigssiheiiizziilzs . gisiiis-6736232162217 1, ... .,.f1,t1ta- vwwtlfws wales W K s-21x:gESi9QfLf7lT?liftISLEUWL1711L1Ui1?-ILSGW-Y? .. .- i ..t.,. Q -wffhsms we ..,,.M,.,..................., ..,-......,..M .... ,, M ...-- I t l tl ir dates in the country eluh ballroom. The Pinevale High Combo furnishes smooth music for the g1'ilQllLll'S ant ie GR DUATK3 ANCE After graduation the Seniors' parents honored the graduates at a dance and lireakfaet at the Val- dosta Country Chili. The Old South theme was used at the dance. Arvlies were at eaurh entrance, polished ivy, gar- denias, and magnolias were used at points of interest throughout the eluli. After dancing until early morning, the graduates were eerved lmreakfast. The dance, which was enjoyed hy all, properly marked the offieial end of the school year. Nelson and Peggy rest their tired feet and during a short break. i ,wifi if nf Q .ff WW ICl21X Luvky Sue receives a door prize which was presented to several graduates. CLAS E if . 1 ai . ' Senior Class Officers President - Eddie Zant Secretary - A1 Dean Vice President - Elizabeth Helms Treasurer - Brenda Lee 84 Addison. Rodney Arnold. David Arnold. Jeweldine Bagley. Beth Bevk. Peggy Belcller. Ginny Bennett. Louise Bernard. Meade Blanton. Schuyler Bloodworth. Leroy Bolen. Billy if ik v, .X 1 Blakemore. Rosemary B S A Q was X H , Q H 4. es ,4 Bonner, Nancy Boyette, Ike Bracewell, Jimmy Branch, Susan Brown, Suzanne Buneh. Johnny Burdick, Bingley Burney, Anne Carter, Ben Cheek. Julia Ann Chitwood, Lera Clements, Randy M Coleman, Buddy Connell, Jimmy Copeland, Betty Coppage, Richard Cothran, Samuel Cousart, Yvonne Cowart, Mary Faye Cowart, Wanda Culpepper, Daniel Dawson, Bill Dean, Al Dennis, Freeman Dewar, Jimmy Dollar, Peggy Douglas, Margaret Douglas, Roger Emond, Betty Exum, Geraldine Finney, Jimmy Flowers, Billy Fowler, Pat Garhutt, Billy Geer. Ann Giles. Nelson Cirardin. Sue Nelle Goff, Kay Graham, Joan Greene, jimmy Greene, Shannon Greene, Trilby Guess, Bobby Hamhy, Herschell Hammett, Suellen Harris, Kay Hart, Donnie Helms, Lizzie Henderson, Ed Henke, Joe Horner, Janie Humphries, Elaine Jay, Nancy Johnson, Sue Jones, Doug King, Frank Kirkland, Alva Knoll, Ronald Lee, Brenda Leonard, Emily Loeb, Patricia Logan, Joe Lynn, Carmen Mann, Bruce Mars, Sandy Mcfllamery, Arlene lVlcKinny. Jimmy McLane, Tyson lVlcRee, Beth Moore, Dianne Newman, Bobbie Newman, Brenda N ichols, Lyle Nijem, Freddie Nolan, David Norris, Swain Oliver, Billy Parrish, Franklin Pike, Jerry Platt, Dora ,lean Rabon, Gayle Reddick, Sylvia Register, Juanita Rice, Larry Rivers, Ester Rowe, Jane Rowe, ,lean Schroer, Gretchen Scruggs, Kenneth Shapiro, Vic Sheffield, Nancy Spell, Nancy Squires, Marie Starkey, Larry Starling, Donald Starling, Janice Stevens, .loe Suggs, Cherrie Thomas, Gale Tillman, Maxine L W if -W' ., , ,, c .ar 'K Tolbert, Mike Tomberlin, Tommy Varnadoe, Bruce Vinson, Judy Vinson, Julie Watson, Gene Weber, Judy Welch, Bennie Ruth West, Mike Wilburn, Wayne Williams, Donald Wisenbaker, Rosalind Wisenbaker, Selina Wright, John Wynens, Elizabeth Young, Jimmy Zant, Eddie 90 X mfei -'S hi vi , ,, .wfwsg I if 11, g 11: 79, - ,sf ,,4 , ..,,,,,, SENIORS Allen, Charles Boutwell, Wendell Buckholtz, Jimmy Buchwald, Tim Cooper, Bill Daniels, Larry Forrest, Edna George, J oe Guest, Marilyn Hardy, Rennie Harrell, Carolyn Hayes, Bill Lee, Sammy NOT PICTLARED: Mashburn, Myra Mathis, Charles Moore, Lavonne Pendleton, Charles Ryan, Clarence Spencer, Eugene Twiggs, Freddie Voigt, Joy Westberry, Wilbur Willis, Catherine Wilson, Joan Winter lll, Robert Wood, Mickey Yale, Norman Judy Vinson and Kenneth Scruggs Brenda Lee Hlld Frank King SENIOR FA ORITE Ike Boyette and Lizzie Helms Susan Brunch and Buddy Coleman . g, xii' 1 3 n Y S 4 , K f ? S ,Y K 'im Ea V' Mwiff 1 1 7 - ' ' 1, . sv , 3 Aj , M 4 ' j 5 , 4, V , L w'iW,v -' M ll Q, X filo h 5 ' 'V A s K V Wi X' fi big f' if QW QR ggi? sz H -I V J F I 5 if and fwf SK A F X K Y' ' 'h' Nw X X .4 1 J' X , , ' V' V ' W 'V 'M' Q W Q ff 1 Q Aff 1 2-zf'sw nm? , f N , - rp U , 1 ws !'f,f'. - , ,F X f A . 1, ,Q '. f - , A 7 is KP , MH ,-. E . .8 m - wf mfgff, f Y W X' 1 ' K 'fp -71? ini 'Q Q L K5 K, 1 Suzanne Brown and A1 Dean U11-tclxen Schroer and Bill Dawson Nancy Bonner and jimmy Dewar Julie Vinson and Eddie Zant .f C.: i ' H- 6 I-M , , , lv 'Q '. X, VM MM h . I ,Q . ,wwf . A, U. a21ff+f1 n X i 5, n,g,,4,.-,I gut- M Cale Thomas and Meade Bernard Ginny Belcher and Lyle Nichols SENIOR FAVORITE Y ei- my 'Ez lt is not a class picnic, just the fax oritos waiting for Hoberti 'Q f?-N tai' -K - f, a t Junior Class Officers President - Burniee Hers Secretary - Evelyn Wilkes Vice President - Tommy Tart Treasurer - Betty Jo Greene 94 Adams, Jimmy Addleton, Paulette Allen, Sammy Amon, Totsy Anderson, Johnny Armstrong, Jack Atkinson, Tim Barden, Latrelle Barr, Ed Baugh, Martha Beggs, Pat Bennett, Bay Bennett, Sandra Bishop, Gwen Blackman, Zell Bland, Judy Blanton, Shelby Blocker, Billy Bolen, Jimmy Bookman, Linda Borders, Jo Ann Boyette, Myra Brady, Vivian Branch, Sharon Brantley, Alma Bridges, Jimmy Bridges, John Brinson, Ted Burdick, Barbara Cain, James Cannon, Robert Cardwell, Bemar Chitty, Gale Clark, Chris Clary, Karen and ,.-uv' P, .. K-I.. ,V re' J' . f , 1' .,,.,k r Nl J if 1 gl 1 yy , J 1 J WR awe r , , ,, fl A :-e Z Vuui 2 J' J s ,ali aa g , tk 9 . v ' 8 11' 3 it :S E Mit Him A UNIORS ' . ig J H g new , 349 riff if Clements, Gerald Goan, Laurice Colwell, Jimmy Comings, James Connell, Jean Conner, Jane Coppage, Susan Coppage, Taylor Corn, Dee Cowart, Gloria Dasher, David Davis, Martha Diebler, Fred Dugger, Tommy Edwards, H. B. Elliott, Peggy Fletcher, Sandra Fletcher, Sharon Folsom, Dean Force, Nancy Garwood, Jane Gay, Betty Gayle, John George, Lonnie Gingrich, Mary Gjesdahl, Heidrun Goff, Fred . Grant, Dorothy Greene, Betty Jo Greneker, Gene Gunter, Joyce Guess, Verna Mae Grondahl, Robert Hagan, Andrew Hagan, Avie Sue Hall, Wayne Hamby, John Hankinson, John Harrell, lke Harrell, Ronald Harris, Charlie Harris, Gwen Harris, Robin Hasty, Barbara Hatcher, Bud Hayden, Karen Herndon, Robert Henry, Sonny Hiers, Burnice Hiers, Edrie Hiers, Phillip Higginbotham, Marsha Hodge, Van Holt, Allen Hughes, .Jimmy Hughes, Sandra Huff, Janice Hutchinson, Sandra Jenkins, Jackie Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Joe Johnson, Sammye Jolley, Carol Jones, Bobby J ones, David we 3' rf 5 E, I K q i 2 ,ff had' Y , ,. lli f V ,., ,. . ,K .., X. r. , ., - off . ,.., , , ,uf V We eff V FWL , , P-15 Pig , , 'X aw ,Q y raa rrreobrl lQY i, , el if Kg! ff H if 'I rv E af , L Y, 33 S L s , 1 M' Hu H J H ,,,' .JUNIORS Katz, Sue Kearse, Shirley Knight, Junior Lashley, Delores Layne, Brenda Lee, Kermit Leonard, Susan Logan, Frances Lowe, Shirley Maloney, James Marco, Bob Mayo, Mary Ann Mazeika, Robert McCollum, Johnny McDonald, Ann McLane, Albert McLeod, Sweet McMillan, Irene Milby, Laura Ann Miller, Martin Mizell, Charles Moore, Bobbie Nichols, Patty Nijem, Billy Norsworthy, Juanita Oliver, Jack 0'Neal, Judy Parkerson, Virginia Patterson, Johnny Pendleton, Mary Sue Pennington, Vivian Phillips, Maureen Phillips. Ralph Powell. David Price. Judy Pulliam. Wlilbur Reames. Phil Register. Don Register, Johnny Register. Ray Rice, Barbara Roberts, Vance Rodgers, Diana Rodgers. Larry Rykard, Betty Rykard, Linda Saliba, Barbara Schwarcz, Madeline Sessions, Sandra Sheffield, Paul Shelton. Becky Shiver, Wallace Sistrunk, Kathleen Smith, Barbara Smith. Marv Zell Smith, Nellie Smith, Pamela Spieler. Adrienne Squires, Andy Stanaland. Beth Starkey, Diana Stewart, Charlie Strickland, Eleanor Studstill, Kay Sutton, James Tart, Tommy Thomas, .lo Tomlinson, Shirley Turner, Andy Turner, Linda Vallotton, Bobby Van Horn, Margaret Voigt, Wayne Walker, Shirley Watson, Janet Watson, Janice Watson, Thalia Webb, Sammy Weldon, David Weldon, Faye Wilkes, Charles Wilkes, Evelyn Wilkerson, Carlene Wilkerson, lris Winn, Raymond Wright, Bill Yorston, Bill Youmans, Larry Youmans, Marie l00 JUNIORS NOT Blaekwelder, Nancy Carlton, Sherman Dalton, Jim Dalton, Ted Dollar, Shirley Elzey, Barbara Farr, ,lean Foster, Kay Griffis, Jimmy Guess, Billy Guess, Priscilla Hann, Mattie Lou Hiltburner, Carolyn Jackson, Donald Leonard, Larry Mathis, Lynda PICTURED: Moore, David Newsome, ,lo Ollman, Roger Pike, Barbara Bay, Norma Ross, Wayne Robertson, Bobbie Rowell, Mae Rutherford, Marie Schayer, Barbara Sheriff, Brenda Smithwick, Darrell Thaxton, Bill Waldron, Jean Wall, Kathleen Wiggins, Wanda CASUALLY John Gayle coming. wt , Q X Sophomore Class Officers President - Bruce Bennett Secretary - Mike Watson Vice President - Gail Bazemore Treasurer - Peggy Winston :oz l. Albritton B. Alderman A . Alexander S. Allen G. Amon J. Arnold J. Asbell .l. Ashcom D. Atkinson K. Autrey S. Babcock A. Baker A. Barker J. Barton G. Bazemore S. Beauchamp L. Beddingfield B. Bennett J. Bennett L. Bennett B. Blankenship G. Bloodworth T. Boyd J. Boyle N. Boynton M. Bracewell A. Brass V. Brady B. Bridges L. Briggs T. Brinson J. Brockwell J. Brooks C. Brown E. Bryan J. Buckholts J. Burch P. Burney ,l. Burroughs J. Cain B. Campbell B. Cannon P. Carroll L. Chauncey A. Cheek Coleman G. Collins A. Conoly OPHOMORE K L. F. T. J. P. K. W R T. M R Comings Cook Coppage Coppage Crosby Crowe Culpepper . Daniels Davis Davis . Deakins DeCoudres D DeLoach D DeLoach L. Dennis F. Dewar J. Dickerson L. Dimascio L. Doig P. Dutton L. Faulk J. F lythe H. Forrest P. Futch D. Ganas S. Ganas N. Garvin R. Geller M. Giles C. Girtman S. Goff P. Grant D. Gray J. Greene T. Haddock S. Harp J. Harris G. Henki B. Henry J. Herndon G. K. Hess Holland C. Holton ,l. Howse J. Hoyle R. Huff P. Hughes W. Hurley H. Hyatt D. Irwin E. Johnson T. Johnson B. Kemp E. Kidd D. Kirkland P. Kirkland E. Ladrow La31ontagne H. Landey D. Lang L. Lee L. Lightsey B. Luke R. Luke C. Lynes I. Lyon J. Mann C. Massey B. Materne S. McCrary S. McDonald P. McKee L. McLaughlin C. Mens N. Miller G. Minchew D. Mobley D. Moody E. Moody J. Moody J. Moore J. Moss D. Moxley J. Myers G. Nichols B. Nipert B. Nunn B. Odum G. Onlich L. Palmer J. Perez H. Pettijohn E. Pitts A. Plowden K. Potts K. Powell S. Prewitte B. Price L. Price E. Pritchard R. Reed .l. Reeves S. Richards E. Ross B. Rowe B. Rowe A. Rowland M. Rykard P. Rykard R. Rykard M. Sanders S. Sapp S. Saunders B. Schmidt J. Sellars B. Shelton C. Sikes B. Smith C. Smith D. Smith L. Smith S. Smith M. Sorrells S. Spencer W. Spiller D. Spratlin J. Stanton A. Steele B. Stephenson A. Studstill M. Stump T. Tart eq- THOSE NOT PICTURED: E. Alligood J. Buckwald B. Camp V. Field K. Griffin Kemp Kunkle Rucker McNair J. Varnado L. Taylor B. Tindall D. Terrell J. Tillman M. Tomlinson S. Turner W. Tyson P. Van Horn C. Vickery E. Wade K. Wainer L. Walker A. Wall M. Watson C. Wayne L. Wells F. Westberry F. Weitherington J. Wetherington J. White A. Williams E. Willis B. Wilson J. Wilson J. Winser P. Winston B. Wisenbaker ,V. Wright P. Yeomans B. Young H. Young T. Yow ft-W fwwi Freshman Class Officers President - David Luke Secretary - Darleen Smith Vice President - Lucille Dawson TTCHSUTCI' - Bill MYddl6f01'1 nos E. Adair L. Adams C. Adkins J. Akins T. Akins D. Allen D. Anderson D. Arnold J. Arnold B. Austin J. Babcock L. Bailey R. Barber J. Barcalow C. Barker S. Barker D. Barr B. Bender E. Bentley S. Bishop B. Blanchard J. Bland J. Blanton J. Boatwright J. Bolen B. Boswell J. Brady H. Brasher N. Brass J. Brown S. Burdick A. Burgess A. Carroll V. Carlo B. Carswell C. Carter L. Chitwood R. Clark W. Clayton V. Coleman E. Colson A. Combs C. Combs M. Conlon B. Conner J. Conoway K. Conoway B. Cooper B. Courtenay J. Cowart J. Cox J. Crabtree C. Craven K. Croft B. Crosby J. Dampier S. Dasller F. Dashner C. Daugherty L. Dawson 'gkov-' . i 1.52: T' 's -rn Mg? 5' , 4. . , W, tux! X -sv-7 ik MW an ...bf FRE HME -,gf-::sfwnww:.e.wnwlmmef.ima -:ma:swws:,- - .11-as J. DeCeasare B . Dennis D. Denson J. Denson T. DeVane M. Dickerson D. Dugger S. Dutton B. Eager N. Edmonds C. Einig C. Faglie M. Fletcher C. Foster J. Freeman H. Fuller C. Frush B. Fussell J. Futrell W. Gainer D. Talton D. Geer G. Geer L. Godwin L. Grant J. Green L. Green D. Greer B. Griffin G. Griffin L. Grooms F. Guess W. Gunsalus B. Gunter F. Haddock B. Hagen B. Hall I. Hall .l. Hamby E. Hamill R. Hamilton L. Hancock B. Hansen H. Harnage J. Harris J. Harris M. Harris P. Harris L. Hart B. Haulk B. Hayes D. Henley D. Henry A. Hicks R. Hiers R. Hodge M. Holloway B. Holt P. Holmes M. Hooks J. Horton P. Huff R. Hunter M. Hutchins D. Jackson L. Jackson C. Johansen C. Johnson D. Johnson M. Jolley B. Jones D. Jones S. Jones M. Joyce A. Kelley H. Kelley S. Kessler M. King D. Knight P. Knight S. Knight K. LaGarde S. LaMontagne W. Lanz G. Lelunan I. Lindsey B. Lindstrom D. Luke D. Maine D. Mallory B. Mathis R Martin R. Martin S. Martin S. May C. Mayer G. McBride C. McCalmon B. McCrary B. McGee H. McClamer5 S. Mclntyre L. McKinnon M. McLane A. McMillan P. Miller T. Minchew J. Mock R. Moon S. Moore A. Morgan B. Mons B. Myddleton J. Neal S. Jn- Q, x 1577 'PY Q e . .gf . uw- e if mf ' M if E Q . , 4 ii Q if . 0 A ,ui 3 pw FRE HME - ' ' ' Hwunw'-w.se1s .wwm.'1s:esH1s2: .,.'f .,. .f ., -e. 1 ,...sx..-1.1-r B. Newsome B. Nolan B. Odom D. Odum D. Odum C. Oliver J. Parker B. Parramore S. Parker C. Pa.rrish C. Patterson A. Paulk J. Payne W. Pearson C. Pelfry R. Phelps M. Phillips F. Pitts G. Pins J. Pope J. Portier B. Powell M. Priest L. Prine P. Prine M. Pritchard B. Pruitt R. Pruitt G. Prysi D. Quinn J. Ratigan M. Ray S. Reeves T. Register A. Rehburg J. Robinson R. Roddey S. Rodgers G. Rogero L. Roseman R. Ross K. Ruffer T. Ryan K. Schroer J. Shaffer S. Sharp J-. Shelton A. Shenton E. Shiver T. Siegrist L. Sinclair D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith G. Smith .l. Smith M. Smith N. Smith L. Starling S. Stembridge D. Stone F. Strickland B. Talley B. Taylor R. Thomas K. Thrash B. Tichelaar B. Underwood C. Ussery J. Vallotton C. Vining B. Wagner M. Waldron S. Walizer M. Walker J. Wall B. Watson B. Wheeler B. White M. White B. Wiggins K. Willaford M. Williams B. Wills H. Willis L. Wisenhaker B. Woodward J. Wright L. Young T. Young W. Zant '43 4' 1 15 THOSE NOT PICTURED: Bass Boswell Boutwell Bryan Dasher Colden B. Holtzclaw B. King M. McCall S. McKee R. Martin R O'Leary U5 - - . Woodward H3 SPO RTS Wiz we Wynn uw 5 Sk, , . ww . , , , . FIRST ROW: F. King, E. Zant. SECOND ROW: B. Hiers, E. Spenser, C. Pendleton, J. Adams, R. Clements. THIRD ROW: Bazemore, B. Myddelton, R. Harris, C. Harris, A. Holt, B. Bennett. FOURTH ROW: R. Geller, B. Holt, B. Llrke, F. Wetherington, K. Rufer. FIFTH ROW: Davis, C. Smith, W. Zant. SIXTH ROW: R. Thomas, Manager. VAR ITY FOOT- The Fighting Valdosta Wildcats experienced a mediocre season Winning five of their ten scheduled games. Although handicapped by a squad of-only six seniors, the team fared very well against their tough class AAA opponents. Highlight of the year came when the cats clawed their Way to a surprising eight to six victory over the highly rated Thomasville Bulldogs. ---...4-f ,-,- FIRST ROW: B Dawson. SECOND ROW: J. Reaves, T. Tart, R. Bennett, B. Hatcher. THIRD ROW: G. Minchew, B. Schorer, B. Holtzclaw, D. Tindall, B. Blocker, Coach Roland. FOURTH ROW: W. Colsom, S. Prewitte, C. Patterson, D. Arnold, J. Robinson. FIFTH ROW: B. Dassher, B. Henry, J. Varnadoe, Coach Kitrell. SIXTH ROW: S. Reaves, R. Douglas, Managers. BALL SQUAD In the future V.H.S. should lie highly respected on the gridiron because of the potential they now possess. The boys, the ei- cellent coaching staff, and the wonderful Wildcat spirit will always he remembered as an active part of the life of Valdosta High students. Homecoming was a disappointment to the returnbing alumni as mighty lVloultrie, under the leadership of Don Porterfield, dealt V.H.S. a hard defeat. The six seniors served as the core of a team that will always he remembered for their hard work and fighting spirit. 4.-an-.Q COACHES: Kitchell, Bennett, Bazemore, Roland Davis The Senior Squad Members-, Pla An lm ortant Eddie Zant Frank King ,, -in , - '.:.qq,,, V Y LZ, riff, , L 'KA- . ,,:,:.,. , ME ,. ,,, V.,,,.. in e Q 1..V: 'Q i wlwwg Charles Pendleton Randy Clements Eu ene Spencer A c, f.e'ge:,- .uurlaQ, Q M A Zant, Bennett, Tart, Heirs Part Of The V.H.S. Offense And D6f611Se Teams Baker fflolumbusl Thomasvllle ..ee..eeeeeeeeee Jordan fflolumbusj MOUlt1'1C eeeeeee.,v..,. Albany is eee.,, eeeee, T Dawson, Spenser, Pendleton, Clements, Adams, King, Blocker SCHEDULE H Columbus T R. E. Lee fThomastonj T LaGrange H Waycross T Smith, Hatcher, Luke, Ruffer Holtzclaw, Scherer, Minchew, Holt, Witherington, Reaves. Bennett Burnice inccts opposition as he digs for paydirt. This Action akes The Cats Highl Minnie fakes unc would-he tuckier as King knocks unnthcr out of the way. N-V... 5-249' A-H .,-- '-.-. :fl fi ., f fm ., Mylf ,L , , in , WV,' . 1 Oops! if Bill gets his hand on this kid, x up if Eiga? 355 SWELL., Mwmmgmm-:H ,ff 'WJ FIRST ROW: N. Spell, L. Helms. N. Bonner, C. Tlimnae. SECOND ROW: II. Higginlmtliam. M. Mayo, T. Wilkes, B. Greene Cheerleaders Keep the Spirit live at Dosta High Lizzie Nancy Helms Bonner N257-Q 1 in ,M Cheerleader Mascots: C. Bennett, P. Bazemore 'ale Num' ' f f fy rIlllOHlLlS Spell A typical action shot of a fullback breaking into the clear during the Homecoming game. ,xg Y 1 . W i ,Snow 'Q- Q K 4' The Cheerleaders take a break during a hard game. ,f XX 7 xi 223 . nl, The bask:-llmaii team bows in rvvcrencc before thc game lwgini. l M wit: , I,,,.'u SJ. A , M Wm gimp f z .-Aw :fa - W . , iii Kirkland gnc-S high to dunk the ball for two points. Kirkland, West, and Douglas fight for the ball with a Lanier playvr. an Useful And Varied Skills In Court hots ,lust a hlur as the second string leaves the bench to finish L1 game for the Cats. nw Mike West Butch Kirkland Roger Douglas Larry YOHIIIHIIS Bunky Henry Bill Wisenbaker Rick Thomas Bruce Bennett Ray Register Wally C0lSOI1 lke Harrell John Gayle Boys, Basketball Team Improved Much During r I Alvie Steele Leo Wells Giles Smith Stanley Reaves Season J. Parson. M. Holloway, P. Crow, R. Bender, J. Varandoe, B. Henley, I. Roberson, W. Colsom, B. Schorer, G. Minchew, B. Myddleton, M. Watson, B. Lindstrom, R. Griffin. ,www Hike waits with flexed muscles for the rebound. -V1 The Stron Junior Varsity hows Much Promise SECOND ROW: C. Bazemore, A. Shenton, E. Johnson. S. Rodgers, S. Katz, R. Martin, S. Martin, L. Dawson, C. Geer D. Ccer, S. Sessions, Coach Davis. FIRST ROW: P. Elliot, S. Blanton, M. Mayo, E. Wilkes, S. Wisenbaker, P. Nichols D. Lashley, P. Winston, NI. Smith. Varsity Girls' Basketball Team t Dosta Hi h Coach Davis As usual our coach Davis produced a fine girls basketball team. Led by the fine shooting of Wiseii- baker and guarding ability of Mayo, the team was able to place high in the state contest. Losing only a few of the members insures us of a strong team next year. Fine forward Teddy Wilkes Was injured in a re- gion game preceding the state meet. Even so, the girls displayed the fine spirit and dogged determina- tion representative of V.H.S. Selina Wisenbaker and Mary Ann Mayo made the State AAA team. 7 -, ,. 5 z. M2 F iw 5 3? 5 Q ggi, 2 W 221 wif ,R W Q ,Qi i iv fight ,gn g Q 'f?wQ7'Qfh ,V K A An., NF...- . . -my-.,.. F.,,,.,,,, -....,.-,-1, .,.....,. , ,,..,.,.... W A3-A 'W' 1. K25wsaesSMei2psf2sam.,Qfi,mf .f . 1 -- w w if 9, ri- ' Selina Shelby Teddy Lucille W enbakcr Blanton Wilkes Dawson Staunch Standouts for The V.H.S. Glrlsl Basketball Team Paily Maly Ann Sue Peggy l10lS Mayo Katz Winsto L hlcy F4 .5 .9 FIRST ROW: Coach Roland, B. Bennett, B. Myddleton, T. Johnson, S. Reaves, F. Nijem. SECOND ROW: J. Wetherington, D Johnson, M. Holloway, W, Colson, B. Bridges. THIRD ROW: J. Materne, W. Zant, R. Thomas, B. Schorer, S. Beachamp, J. Robinson The Baseball Team Has Perfect Season This Year Coach Roland Rickfeagerly awaits the ball. I3I XR 1 .L B. Oliver, B. Luke, B. Vallotton, B. Henry, D. Luke, .l. Oliver. The V.H. . Golf Team Posts A Winnin Season, Cats stroll to No. 12 green. In Winning fashion, the V.H.S. Golf Team placed W first in most of their Region AAA matches. A The Wildcats fought their way to third place in the region match with Jack Oliver taking medalist . , ysgffi A honors. ti. 'Kit Q w . l l I K. ..,.., - Q N -if -f . . ln the State AAA Tournament 1n Griffin, the Q We Wildcats took a fine fourth place with ,lack Oliver ' 1 , ,,,,,. ry an.. 'A .1 7 QV : ' .fill again winning low 1I1d1V1dll3l honors. g ifts f f if The linksters are coached by Bill Bennett. 1 af' - c s ,. . - fl- -V f i li ' at r A A it cehe .. c A ilsr W an I32 Elini Jack Oliver Bunky Henry Placing Fourth In The State AAA Tournament Butch Luke Bill Oliver I az?-, fir +1 A f 52' . ., . ug? f A '- - c j ',, i if . fp wi ,. , X , ' I . ,. ...N Q: A A , - ' ..,. H B fl 1 'Q 5 if N5 A: i skid i J 1 x T V lv T 'V T A ' , 4 Q13 T, Cfippage Coach Kitrell B. Kirkland V.H. . Track Team Places Second In Re ion. This year the track team handicapped with having no track proved the self determination of each hoy as it sent ten boys to the State Meet in Athens. Taylor Coppage took a second in the high 1' hurdles, and the 440 relay team composed of Butch Kirkland, Kenny Buffer, Giles Smith, and Ike Boyette placed fifth in the finals. Next year the team will have a track to run on. Watch for the results! Left to right, FIRST HOW: D. Henry, G. Smith, T. Coppage, T. Tart, B. Kirkland, A. Holt, B. Jones, K. Ruffer, B. Hatcher, D. Del,oach. SECOND ROW: B. Lindstrom, Managcrg B. Holt, Managerg P. Reames, B. Grondahl, L. Coan, F. King, I. Harrell, J. Adams, C. Minchew, C. Patterson, Manager. :L ig ut , 'ion 3 Q' 1 K Ei if if F 3 A J 6 1 A iq, ' ' . ,Mi . mr N: cg, .,,.. . .. ., . Y gf . 'Sun'- Q .3-M 'Qi' Jones shows form which took him to state in the 880 yard run. Track captains: T. Coppage, B. Kirkland, F. King. potting Some Ma or Parts of V.H. . Track Team Butch Kirkland takes first in hundred at Lo High meet. 313 will 1 . i A 1.5 T j fr - Qi? .. M' . ,Wi Xi my X. , , -.MB M '- . rw X . BACK ROW: A. Paulk, N. Miller, H. Pettijohn, T. Devane, B. Woodward, M. Fletcher, B. Courtney, A. Rehberg. FRONT ROW: J. Wright, J. Dewar, J. Bolan, J. Bunch. The V.H. . Boys' Tennis Team Works Very Hard To Wright Bazemore Top Four: J. Bunch, J. Dewar, J. Wright, J. Bolen. Jimmy displays his pro form on the courts at V.H.S. I36 REA qi. Jimmy Dewar John Wright apture Individual and Doubles Honors In Re ion Johnny Bunch Jimmy Bolcn 34.1 1 I FIRST ROW: B. Welclx, D. Starkey, L. Lee, P. Sheppard, E. Ladrow. SECOND ROW: K. COIIUIIQS, J. Jenkins, M. Vanhorn S. Bennett. Girls Go Undefeated In Re ular Season Coach Johnson Sandra Bennett, Captain ' la. I 6 W 'W o W K . LV,., M, S5 138 it... i 'fir 1 gif-fr .:'-yllig, f. . . , 1 wi . . Y 1- . Q aah? f 4, 5 ..,, n I X ,. + ., b A l , fi FIRST ROW: A. Kelley, B. Wagner, J. Brockley, S. Pelfry, S. Mclntyre, S. Lamontagne, K. Thrash, J. Futrell, J. Shelton, C. Gunter. D. Odum. 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VALDOSTA CREDIT BUREAU I05If2 EasI' Hill Avenue VALDOSTA, GEORGIA HAUSMAN'S Dresses for 'rhe Lady II8 Nor+I1 Ashley Sfreef VALDOSTA, GEORGIA KELLER CLOTHING COMPANY I06 Nor+I1 PaHerson Sfreei' VALDOSTA, GEORGIA SQUIRES FOOD STORE Rivers'rree'I' Road VALDOSTA, GEORGIA SENIOR DIRECTORY ADDISON, RODNEY ALLEN, CHARLES: Entered from Naylor 3 ARNOLD, DAVID ARNOLD, JEWELDINE: Choraliers 3, D.C.T. 4, Glee Chb2,i4 BAGLEY, BETH: Glee Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, Sports Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 BECK, PEGGY: Cheerleader Alternate 4, Office Staff 3, 4 BELCHER, GINNY: Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Chor- aliers, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, SANDSPUR 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 2, Chaplain 3, Office Staff 4 BENNETT, LOUISE: D.E. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Sports Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2 BERNARD, MEADE: Entered from Macon, Ga., 4, Hi-Y 4, Chaplain, Key Club 4 BLAKEMORE, ROSEMARY BLANTON, SCHUYLER: School Patrol 1, Hi-Y 4, Base- ball 4 BLOODWORTH, LEROY: Glee Club 1, 2, D.E. 4, State President BOLEN, BILLY: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 BONNER, NANCY: Cheerleader 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Drama Club 1, 4, Secretary 1, Student Council 3, Secretary Freshman and Junior Classes, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Office Staff 3, Beta Club 2, 4, Tennis Team' 2, Beta Talent Show Winner 3, 1st Runner-Up Miss VHS 4 BOUTWELL, WENDELL: D.E. 3, 4 BOYETTE, IKE: Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Secretary 4, Youth As- sembly Delegate 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, SANDSPUR 4, V- Club 1, 2, 3, 4 BRACEWELL, JIMMY: Track 3, Baseball 1, V-Club 4 BRANCH, SUSAN: Glee Club 1, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Chaplain 2, President 4, Youth 'Assembly Delegate 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Choraliers 3, 4, Winner Beta Talent Show 3, SANDSPUR 4, Guidance Staff 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4 BROWN, SUZANNE: Entered from Savannah, Ga., 3, Choraliers 3, 4, Glee Club 3, President, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Secretary 4, Drama Club 4, SANDSPUR 4, Winnef Beta Talent Show 3, Miss Flame 4, Guidance Staff 4, Music Festival Soloist 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4 BUCHWALD, TIM: Entered from La Grange, Ill., 4, D.C.T. 4 BUCKHOLTS, JIMMY: D.E. 4 BUNCH, JOHNNY: Entered from Yazoo City, Miss., 3, Tennis 3, 4, Key Club 4, Hi-Y 4 BURDICK, BINGLEY: Hi-Y 1, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3 BURNEY, ANN: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Drama Club, 4, Guidance Staff 4 CARTER, BEN: Hi-Y 2, D.E. 4 CHEEK, JULIA ANN: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3 CHITWOOD, LERA: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choraliers 3, 4 CLEMENTS, RANDY: Hi-Y 1, 2, Foothaii 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Club 1, 2, 3, 4 COLEMAN, BUDDY: Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, V-Club 2, Football 1, 2 CONNELL, JAMES: Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, D.E. 4 CO0PER,BHL COPELAND, BETTY: Glee Club 1, 2, D.E. 3, 4 COPPAGE, RICHARD: I-Ii-Y 1, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, Science Club 1 COTHRON, SAMUEL: Hi-Y 4 coUsART, YVONNE, Tri-Hi-Y 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, cle., Club 3, 4, 4.H ciub 1 COWART, MARY FAYE: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 4, Sports Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1 COWART, WANDA: F.H.A. 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Commer- cial Club 3Z'Library Staff 3, 4, Vice President 4, F.T.A. 4 CULPEPPER, DANIEL DANIELS, LARRY: Entered from Tallahassee, Fla., 3, D.C.T. 3, 4 DAWSON, BILL: Hi-Y 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 2, Track 1, 3, 4, V-Club 1, 2, 3, 4 DEAN, AL: Student Council 1, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Vice President 2, President 4, SAND- SPUR 4, Treasurer Freshman Class, Secretary Senior Class, Homecoming Attendant 1, King 4, Boys' State 3, O.D.K. Leadership 3, Youth Assembly Delegate 2, 4, V-Club 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4 DENNIS, FREEMAN: Junior Hi-Y 2, Football Team Manager 3, National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist DEWAR, JIMMY: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, Chaplain 2, Beta Club 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 DOLLAR, PEGGY: F.H.A. 1, 2, olee Club 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS MARGARET: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, D.E., Secretary 4, Office Staff 3, Library Staff3 DOUGLAS, ROGER: Track 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Key Club 4, Football Team Manager 4, Basketball 4 EMOND, BETTY: D.E. 4 EXUM, GERALDINE: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, D.E. 3, 4, Historian, State Parliamentarian 4 FINNEY, JIMMY: OUTLOOK 4, Government Club 2, Baseball 2, Science Club 1, 2 FLOWERS, BILLY FORREST, EDNA FOWLER, PATRICIA GARBUTT, BILLY: Baseball 2, 3, Hi-Y 4 GEER, ANN: OUTLOOK 3, 4, Managing Editor 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE, JOE: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 GILES, NELSON: Camera Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, OUTLOOK 3 GIRARDIN, SUE NELLE: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Choraliers, President 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Li- brary Staff 3, 4, Treasurer 4, All-State Chorus 3, 4 GOFF, KAY LEE: Tri-Hi-Y 1 GREENE, JIMMY: Junior Police 3, 4 GREENE, SHANNON: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, OUTLOOK 3, 4, Office Staff 2, Glee Club 1, Drama Club 1, 2, District Meet 2 GREENE. TRILBY ANN GUESS, BOBBY GUEST, MARILYN: Government Club 1, Drama Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, F.T.A. 1, 2, D.E. 3, 4, Treasurer 4 HAMBY, HERSCHELL HAMMETT, SUELLEN: Entered from Dadeville, Ala., 4, Drama Club 4 HARDY, RENNIE: Hi-Y 1, Beta Club 2, D.E. 3, 4, President 4, State Vice President, D.E. Student of the Year HARRELL, CAROLYN: Tri-Hi-Y 1, F.H.A. 1, D.C.T. 4 HARRIS, KAY: Band 2, 3, 4, U. S. History Award 3 HART, DONNIE: D.E. 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4 HAYES, BILL HELMS, LIZ: Freshman, Junior, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent, Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Office Staff 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Miss VHS 3 HENDERSON, ED: D.E. 4 HENKE, JOE HORNER, JANIE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 3, 4 HUMPHRIES, ELAINE: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Band and Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain of M's 4 JAY, NANCY: Entered from Charleston, S. C., 3: F.T.A. 4: Tennis Teanl 4: Sports Council 4 JOHNSON, SUE: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, President 3, District Meet 2: OUT- LOOK 3: SANDSPUR 3: Student Council 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choraliers 3, 4: All-State Chorus 3, 4: Office Staff 2: Music Festival Soloist 1, 3 JONES, DOUG: Key Club 4 KING, FRANK: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Basket- ball 2: Tennis 1: Track 1: Key Club 3, 4, President 4 KIRKLAND, ALVA '4BUTCH : Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: V-Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 4, Vice President 4 KNOLL, RONALD LEE, BRENDA: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Secretary 3: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, President 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Government Club 3, 4: OUTLOOK 3, 4, Editor 4: SANDSPUR 3: Chaplain .Iunior Class: Treasurer Senior Class: Youth Assembly Delegate 2: U.D.C. Essay Winner 2: Beta Club 2 LEE, SAMMY LEONARD, EMILY: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Glee Club 2, 3 LOEB, PATRICIA: Entered from Albany, Ga., 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4, President 4: SANDSPUR, Edil tor 4: U.D.C. Essay Winner 3: Library Staff 3: Guid- ance Staff 4 LOGAN, JOE: Football 1: D.C.T. 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4 LYNN, CARMEN: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 MANN, BRUCE: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choraliers 3, 4: Science Club 2 MARS, SANDY: Hi-Y 4 MASHBURN, MYRA: D.E. 4 MATHIS, CHARLES McGLAMERY, ARLENE: Tri-Hi-Y 1: F.H.A. 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. MCKINNEY, JIMMY: Hi-Y 1: OUTLOOK 3, 4 MCLANE, TYSON: Hi-Y 1, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Key Club 4 McREE, BETH: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Beta Club 2, 4: SAND- SPUR 4: Guidance Staff 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2 MOORE, DIANNE MOORE, LAVONNE NEWMAN, BOBBY: Beta Club 2: Sports Club 4 NEWMAN, BRENDA: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 NICHOLS, LYLE: Key Club 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 4: Track 3, 4 NIJEM, FREDDIE1 Key Club 4, Baseball 3, 4, V-Club 3,4 N OLAN, DAVID NORRIS, SWAIN OLIVER, BILLY: Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, President 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Golf 1, 3: V-Club 2: Beta Club 2 PARRISH, FRANKLIN: Camera Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3 PENDLETON, CHARLES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Club 1, 2, 3,4 PIKE, JERRY: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Government Club 3: Drama Club 3, 4: Beta Club 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice Presi- dent 4: Glee Club Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Choraliers Pianist 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: All-State Chorus 3: SANDSPUR 4: Guidance Staff 4: Music Festival 3, 4 PLATT, DORA JEAN: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Beta Club 2, 4: Library Staff 3, 4, President 4: F.T.A. 4 PORTER, MARY: F.H.A. 1, 2: Library Staff 3: Glee Club2 RABON, GAYLE: Tri-Hi4Y 1: Sports Club 1, 2: D.C.T. 4 REDDICK, SYLVIA: D.C.T. 4, Treasurer: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Library Staff 3: Glee Club 2 REGISTER, JUANITA: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: F.H.A. 3 RICE, LARRY: Junior Police 3, 4: D.C.T. RIVERS, ESTHER: Entered from Rabun Gap Nachoo- chee3 ROWE, JANE: D.E. 4 ROWE, JEAN: D.E. 4 RYAN, CLARENCE SCHROER, GRETCHEN: Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 3: Tennis Team 2: Junior Class Treasurer: Homecoming Attendant 3, Queen 4: Student Council, Vice President 4: Business Manager SANDSPUR 4: Girls' State 3: Office Staff 3, 4 scRUccs, KENNETH: Hi-Y 1, 2: Key ciub 4, Hi-Y 4 sHAP1Eo, vrc: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2 SHEFFIELD, NANCY: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice President 3: Commercial Club 3: Office Staff 2, 3: Homecoming Attendant 4: District Soil Conservation Essay Winner 4 SPELL, NANCY: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Beta Club 4: OUTLOOK 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: 2nd Runner- Up, Miss VHS: Sports Club 3 SPENCER, EUGENE: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 SQUIRES, MARIE: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Drama Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Glee Club 1, 2: D.C.T. 3, 4 STARKEY, LARRY STARLING, DONALD STARLING, JANICE: F.H.A. 2: Commercial Club 3: F.H.A. 4 STEVENS. JOE: Entered from Fla. 2: D.E. 4 SUGGS, CHERRY: Drama Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Sports Club 1: Office Staff 4 THOMAS, GALE: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1: Glee Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Office Staff 3, 4: Cheer- leader 3, 4: OUTLOOK 3, 4: Key Club Sweetheart 4 TILLMAN, MAXINE: Sports Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Drama Club 4: Guidance Staff 4 TOLBERT, MIKE TOMBERLINE, TOMMY: Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 TWIGGS, FREDDIE: D.E. 3, 4 VARNEDOE, BRUCE: Band 1 VINSON, JUDY: Beta Club 2: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4: Tennis Team 2: NT Club 3: OUTLOOK 3, 4: Office Staff 3, 4 VINSON, JULIE: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Team 2: Beta Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Sopho- more Class Treasurer: OUTLOOK 3, 4: Office Staff 3, 4: Tennis Club 3 VOIGT, JOY: Tri-Hi-Y 1: D.C.T. 2: Library Staff, Vice President I WATSON, EUGENE WEBER, JUDY WELCH, RUTH: Sports Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 2: F.T.A. 1: Beta Club 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4: Racket Club 3, 4, President 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4 WEST, MIKE: Junior Police l: V-Club 3: Key Club 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 WINTER, ROBERT: Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 4: Photographer OUTLOOK, SANDSPUR 3, 4 WILLIAMS, DONALD: D.E. 4 WILLIS, CATHERINE: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: D.E. Vice Presi- dent 4 WILSON, JOAN: D.E. 4 WISENBAKER, ROSALIND: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Drama Club 33 Library Staff 2, 33 SANDSPUR 4 WISENBAKER, SELINA: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Beta Club 2, 3. 4, President 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Sports Club 1 WOOD, MICKEY: Football lg Junior Police lg D.E. 3, 4 WRIGHT, JOHN: Band 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 43 V-Club 2, 3, 4 WYNENS, ELIZABETH: D.C.T. 4: Library 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1 YALE, NORMAN: Junior Police 1, 2, 3, 4: D.E. 3, 4 YOUNC, JIMMY: Entered from Nashville, Ga., 2 ZANT, EDDIE: President of Freshman, Junior and Senior Classes: Vice President of Sophomore Class: Beta Club 2, 3: V-Club 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: Hi-Y 2: Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 4: Student Council 4: Tennis 1, 2 AUTOGRAPHS f TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylorvmadeu