Walter F George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

G ) 3 1833 02947 1064 Qc 975.802 At4g, 1968 [Georgian (Atlanta, 6s (Geo r q i a n Walter F. George High School Atlanta, Georgia Volume Nine faculty . . activities . sports . • . features. . classes. • • ads . . . . 1 k« .J. 1968 Georgian Pays Tribute to Mr. Hendrix, w Public LtbratY 900 Websier bw P0 Box 2270 6801 . 2 270 This year the student body of Walter F. George High School was introduced to a new principal, Mr. Floyd J. Hendrix, Jr. Mr. Hendrix has inspired many changes during his first term here and has won the respect and admiration of the students, the faculty and the com- munity. For his untiring efforts to raise the standards and to improve the program at George High School, we, the 1968 Georgian staff, consider it a privilege to dedi- cate the 1968 Georgian to our principal, Mr. Floyd J. Hendrix, Jr. Si- cam W m ■ _ 2 7 Ae essence of memories of a high school year are the constant, reoccurring happenings. Yet each year has its unique aspects setting it apart. The gem of memory is a store of many facets intermingling the traditional and new. The 1968 Georgian recalls a year of both. Quarter permits to cheer favorite homeroom . . . the innovative fire- aid? . . . the novel look of the Black Berets . . . All-Star Falcons in the current rage of basketball rivalries . . . Mad Dogs vs. Faculty: spirited youth against aged wisdom . . . Academy Actors spellbinding dra- matization . . . the first year teach- er s experienced aide. . . . I I i . . . the Chief ' s initiation of soccer . . . full-fledged class projects; hoe, clip, rake . . . the unique insights of a young couple . . . an eighth grader s wonderment . . . experimentation with modern gymnastic equipment . . . A lunch during third period. Mingled among the new impressions are re- membrances of the constants of school life. Familiar surroundings . . . Seventy-five cents stag . . . the ancient spirit of Christmas . . . honors bestowed . . . the accustomed display of talent . . . rigors of club membership . . . the established exchange of the Homecoming Crown . . . traditional presentation of swords . . . annual buying of Roman slaves. . . . . . . customary classroom routine . . . unending efforts to spark school spirit . . . the trademark of the George coaches . . . striving to create . . . our charitable offerings . . . the yearly season of thanks . . . leisure . . . the same old face. «ll ' ' ' ; ' ' - ■ ' . v y ' ' ' ' : ' .- , v -.- ; ;- ' . ::■:: . . :: :-;y vi-S -;: ■■ - ?:::■- ■ v:x -:■ ■■ U ' V . • y ' ' « 1 ■-■ ' ' -• ■ - , A C ; %v. fe J. P. Todd Superintendent of Area 2 Mr. B. Wainwright President of Board of Education Fred Shell Board of Education Member Floyd J. Hendrix, Jr., Principal Executive Coordination Goal of Administration Dr. John W. Letson, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Hendrix talks to eighth graders at the beginning of the school year. Mr. Richard Epps Mrs. Martha Estes Mrs. Virginia Slate See if you can find his schedule card. ' Counselors Acquire a New Colleague and New Offices. But Mr. Epps I don ' t want to take boys PEH Mrs. Estes talks to a mother about her child ' s schedule. 15 Mrs. Hood checks someone ' s schedule. Mrs. Dennis villi surely admit he isn ' t faking this one! The School Staff Mrs. Betty Hood Mrs. Aileen Verlander Secretary Secretary So this is what the office aides do in their little A custodian ' s work is never done. Maintenance Staff: R. B. Owings, John Kitchens, Ardella Turner. Performs Services Enabling the School to Run Efficiently. Cafeteria Staff: Row 1 : Carrie Davis, Jessie Truitt, Ola Lee Murrill. Row 2: Carrie Dixon, Betty Howard, Edna Cunningham, Gladys Arnold. Oooie-Gooie time again. ' Dietitian, Mrs. Margaret Murphy. Miss Brenda Armbrecht Mrs. Virginia Bolin Mrs. Margaret Bowman Miss Betsy Buchan Miss Evelyn Cawthon Miss Linda Hall Mrs. Joyce Hardy Miss Linda Lael Larry Parker English Develops Speech and Composition Skills Yes, we ' re all listening. This is a very interesting book report! ! What zue have here is a failure to communicate! Mike ' s looking for a book about the migrating habits of the duckbill platypus. Ninety-nine piles of papers on the desk. 19 Social Studies Encompasses Both Cinema attractions help the past come alive. I know it ' s impolite to point, but you don ' t look at all like a settler! Miss Gail Eustis Miss Eleanor Grier Miss Sherry Hershberg Curtis Kell Miss Ann Morrison Louis Olson Mrs. Betty Pebworth Miss Gloria Stanley Mrs. Linda Stickle Past and Present World Problems Even a student teacher is a student. Mrs. Mary Byrom Mrs. Celeta Fairley Stephen Gaston Tom Harmon Mrs. Robin MacGrogan Reid Stephens Miss Kay Stewart Gary Wisener Suddenly I see the light! Mathematics Courses I think I need to move to higher math. ' - « '  • Now students .... the book must be wrong. Hank has a lot to learn . . adding, subtracting , multiplying , h Mp ■■■p P . kF 3 «uaj simply too noisy in there. Strive to Promote the Development of Logical Thinking 23 Students Find Scientific Knowledge Essential in the Modern World Miss Mary Andrews Miss Donna Hice Mrs. Dorothea Jackson Mrs. Anna Jo Reese Mrs. Martha Thurmond Mrs. Candace Welch never thought bending glass could make me feel so strong! Boiling ' s better than using the White Tornado. Library Aids Students in Furthering Knowledge in All Fields Mrs. Lucille Beddingfield Miss Jane Muse But gee-iuhiz I just checked this book out last year! Language Courses Stress Conversational Ability. Latin Club brightens Christmas season •with their serenade. Miss Barbara Granade Miss Beverh ' Nash Miss Joan Smithberg Ne Connaissez-vous pas? Individual Ability Developed in Art and Special Education Courses Would you believe it started out as a sock 4 1 1 IK Mrs. Judy Huff Gus Peterson Mrs. Betty Stephenson Mrs. Marjorie Green Wake up Charles, Big Brother is watching you! Future Salesmen of America Business Students Train for the Jobs of the Future, Mrs. Marianne Lackey Lavene Olson Mrs. Eva Massey Mrs. Frances Wrenn My debits exceed my credits! wonder what we ' re having for lunch? Mrs. Lawrence shows some of her pupils the intricacies of a pattern. Preparing for the Future, Home Economics Students Gain Practical Knowledge Don ' t you always iron with the grain or was that the other way around? Shirley Addington Ann Bailey Clara Lawrence 28 Music Courses Help to Generate Creativity in Students. Leonard Altieri Wayne Goggans Miss Hedy King Miss Margaret Swain Are you sure a quarter note gets t wenty-fi ve beats? New uniforms enhance the choir ' s Christmas performance. Our band will practice anywhere for half-time shows! ! ' i ' « J f ■ ( .l fh m You may think this is Superman, but ifs really our mild-mannered gym instructor in disguise. Miss Shelia Butler Paul Hildreth Miss Marcie Rodman Major (RET) M SGT. (RET) Ernest T. Hutchins Joseph J. Jaracz SFC Harley L. Stamej Fourteen hundred and all is quiet on the south side. Physical Education and Military Build for the Nations Future. Duck one, duck two, duck three . . . Fire! Robert Saye James Smith Elton Strickland That little old wood-vihitler me! No w you ' ve got to have a door going into the room! Industrial Arts Provides Knowledge and Experience for Students to Pursue locations. Danny Paulk, President Elaine Parker, Secretary Lynne Mathews, Vice-President Gary Watts, Treasurer — —— i ui m w w .« mi Not me for Thanksgiving Dinner! a @ a Row : Steve Dyer, Miss Hershberg, Steve Hackler, Gay Bentley, Terry Norton, Marsha Dorsey, Jerry Haney, Diane Youngblood, Kay Campbell, Greg Bruton, Heather Croft, Ted Hall, Harriet Black. Row 2: Gail West, Judy Williamson, Terry Skinner, David Bankston, Judy Williams, Donna Lambert, Janet Boerner, Janice Williams, Melvyn Richardson, Ken Grantham, Peggy Patton, Derrin Hardy. Row 3: Debbie Weldon, Cindy Weaver, Debbie Coile, Debby Arnesen, Allen Davis, Terry Maro, Billy Batchelor. Row 4: Sharon Jones, Karen Sparks, Tina Edge, Steve Maddox, Gary Watts, Lynne Mathews, Danny Paulk, Elaine Parker, Zane McDaniel, Elaine Langston, Susan Croft. Row 5: Willis Paulk, Tim Cannon, Terry Lester, Darrell Martin, Terry McLeroy, Brenda Manley, Dean Smith, Judy McCain, Patti Fuller, Joy Hill, Buddy Chamblee, Denise Hoffman, John Fitzgerald, Deborah Sheffield. Student Council Adds New Projects to Traditional Activities This year ' s Student Council has continued to sponsor its traditional programs. These activities include the Homecoming Dance and Homeroom Thanksgiving Bas- kets. Increased emphasis was placed on class projects. The 9th grade successfully completed a Keep the Cafeteria Clean week. The 10th grade supported Feed a Friend, a branch of the Ira Jarrell Milk Fund. The 11th grade initiated a paper sale. And the 12th grade ' s project was a Toys for Tots Campaign. Various new activities accentuated the traditional ones. The Student Council selects monthly a teacher who has contributed to school functions. The first to receive the honor, Teacher of the Month, was Mr. Gus Peterson, a new art teacher at George. Care packages sent to Vietnam and the opening soc hop, in honor of the football team, were also among the additions to the regular program. The Student Council is composed of gradewide officers and homeroom presidents. To qualify for gradewide offices, candidates must make speeches before their class or student body and must have a B average. Selections are made by each grade for gradewide offices and by the student body for school wide offices. Student Council inducts eighth grade officers. Junior Civitan Plans New Additions to School Facilities kjranese, jo nn oranese, v,yntma rveene, nariene wooster, uaroara uaniei, 5: Genie Wise, Debbie Williams, Pam Carroll, Sharon Stephens, Derenda Turner, Barry Welsh, Allan Cannon. Row 6: Janie Wise, Debbie Arnesen, Sandra Feagler, Connie Eller, Laura Buckner, Tessie Dedis, Danny Elkins, Mike Etter, Nina Newman. Row 7: Greg Bruton, Sheila Baldwin, Regina Felker, Linda Bohannon, Susan Brackett, Melanie Daniel, Leslie Mack, Beth Earnest. Pam Chamlee, Steve Maddox. R Turner, Barry Welsh, Allan C Senior Civitan members Danny Paulk, Pam Carroll, and Sharon Stephens top rugged initia- tion off with an egg shampoo. Big new things are in the offing for Walter George according to the Junior Civitan. These innovations in- clude a cinder track for the field and glass backboards for the gym. Money for these projects has been saved through previous years but Christmas fruit cakes will be sold to attain extra funds. Civitan initiated a large group of forty-five at its traditional fall activity at Perkerson Park. In order to become a member, one must be a junior or senior with a C average or better. Coach Tom Harmon is the faculty advisor for the Walter F. George Junior Civitan. The Airport Civitan Club sponsors this chapter. Civitan members consume left-over fruit cake from Christmas campaign sales. Row 1: Mike Edmondson, Zane McDaniel, Terry Norton, Norman Morgan, Larry Snyder, Steve Hackler, Lynn Nelson, Danny Elkins, Steve Maddox, Alec Jones, Terry Eaton. Row 2: Gary Watts, Sherry Thompson, Pam Stephens, Jan Culpepper, Wanda Griffin, Elaine McLeroy, Charlene Wooster, Teresa Cox, Audrey Snyder, Mark Biles. Row 3: Mrs. Pebworth, Alice Hotard, Kay Attaway, Terry McMahan, Jackie Cavender, Nina Newman, Marilyn Brown, Valencia Milligan, The da Bernard, Melanie Daniel, Tina Edge, Lila Whitfield, Miss Arm- brecht. Row 4: Diane Youngblood, Nilda Soto, Judy Williams, Pam Chamblee, Debbie Miller, Debbie Stover, Jean Moss, Kathy Stephens, Faye O ' Neal. Row 5: Gayle Hill, Becky Daniel, Barbara Daniel, Susan Brackett, Jimmye Moore, Mary Haddock, Patricia Wheeler, Shirley Whigham. Co-Ed-Hi-Y Provides Volunteers For March of Dimes Campaign Chaplain Steve Hackler leads a devotional to start the monthly meetings. Under the sponsorship of Miss Armbrecht, Mrs. Peb- worth and Mr. Peterson, the Co-Ed-Hi-Y Club is one of George ' s notable service clubs. The club is a chapter of National Co-Ed-Hi-Y and is under the supervision of Pate Bridges, YMCA director. The club has directed a clothing drive at school for needy families in the area. Volunteers canvassed for the March of Dimes as well as helping implement the Viet- nam Christmas Cards project. A delegation for the George Club participated in the Hi-Y Breakfast at the Americana Motor Hotel preceding the Youth assembly. Members are eagerly anticipating the annual spring trip to Camp Waco. This meeting will now come to order, directs Co-Ed-Hi-Y President Lynn Nelson. Senior Y -Teens Barbara Brownie e, Pat Murphy and Judy Bales visit with Mrs. Bullard at Hiahvieiv Nursing Home. Y-Teens, sponsored by Miss Hice, is another of George ' s service clubs. It is directly co- ordinated with the central Y.W.C.A. Y-Teens members have participated in the annual af- fairs held at the central branch such as the Fall Festival of Nations and the Hanging of the Greens. The Y-Teens goal of growing in friendship with all peoples is admirably ful- filled by members who tutor underprivileged elementary school children under the direction of the Teenage Service Corp. Several girls have also spent many volunteer hours at neighboring Highview Nursing Home. The club has recently divided into junior and senior groups. The Junior Y-Teens is composed of eighth and ninth graders and Senior Y-Teens is made up of upperclassmen. This allows the girls to choose service projects fitting their capabilities. ' r, ■■;■ Y-Teens Volunteers Brighten hives at Highview Nursing Home. Row 1: Lena Rozier, Marie Rakestraw, Libby Gunter, Carol Keller, Pam Walker, Debbie Snyder, Peggy Walker. Row 2: Jenny Cavender, Louise Dean, Debra Coile, Susie Parker, Deborah Sheffield, Alice Rickles, Diane Miller, Evelyn Johnson. Row 3: Trudi Glawson, Sandra Parker, Lucida Donaldson, Lee Elzroth, Lynn Sheffield, Jackie Cavendar, Miss Hice. Row 4: Catherine Dresco, Pat Murphy Judy Bales, Barbara Brownlee, Kay Attaway, Judy Hudson, Claudette Burpee. Row 1: Gary Watts, Judy Williams, Janice Williams, David Hughes, Sandra Rush, Janet Boerner, Charlene Wooster, Derenda Turner, Judy Hudson, Danny Paulk, Clark Tomlin, Theda Bernard, Melanie Daniel. Row 2: Peggy Patton, Nancy Eidson, Debbie Arneson, Mary Lynn Morgan, Pam Carroll, Sharon Stephens, Kay Bentley, Elaine Parker, Greg Bruton, Steve Hackler, Garry Pharr, Sydney Anderson. Row 3: Barbara Thurmond, Barbara Lenderman, Janie Wise, Vicki Power, Barbara Daniel, Connie Eller, Zane McDaniel, Terry Norton, David Brinson, Linda Bohannon. Row 4: Genie Wise, Danny Elkins, Michael Etter. Row 5: Lynne Mathews, Melvyn Richardson. Safety Club Safety Consciousness Goal of CluFs Publicity Campaign Safety club leaders take safety break. During Safety Week, the Safety Club tried to reduce hazards and make students and te achers safety conscious. Their poster contest and slogan campaign involved all homerooms. President Lynne Mathews, vice-president Genie Wise, recording secretary Barbara Len- derman, corresponding secretary Theda Bern- ard, and treasurer Peggy Patton, along with their sponsor, Mr. Epps, have worked to en- large their membership to fifty. These mem- bers are students from all grade levels who are interested in safety at George High and the surrounding community. 39 Seated: Brenda Homesly, Gail Ambler, Marsha Winn, Debbie Scott, Peggy Walker, Elizabeth Horton, Dawn Doster, Pam Coombs, Pam Walker, Nona Nelson, Jenny Cavender, Linda Hughes, Becky Griffin, Lea Norton. Standing: Deborah Stevens, Christie Atkinson, Delores Kennedy, Becky Martin, Debbie Lewis, Christie Hayes, Janet Martin, Vickie Davis, Gloria Jackson, Susan Burton, Dianne Camp, Debbie Snyder, Cathy Conger, Jackie Williamson, Donna Hardman, Karen Hinkle, Linda Lee, Lynn Bramlett, Gail Cormichael, Liz Roland, Patsy Schwartes, Melinda Stone, Jill Kirkman, JoAnn Morgan, Connie Hackney, Karen Wood, Scarlett McGregor, Anna Brvson, Sherry Austin, Carol Cook, Joan Adamson, Linda Oglesby, Jane Harper. Future Homemakers of America Domestic Talents Perfected by FHA Members FHA officers Peggy Walker, Debbie Scott, and Marsha Win assist President Elizabeth Horton planning programs. All girls enrolled in Home Economic classes at George were exposed to the Future Homemakers of America club. Those desiring outside work related to home economics became active members of the club. The Simplicity Pattern fashion show pre- sented club members with ideas and inspiration for future individual projects. Home Economics students in the 8th, 9th and 10th were models of the new spring fashions. As a service project, the club contributed a bush to the beautify the school campaign. The money was raised by sponsoring a dance in the fall. Simplicity ' s Tape Measure Fashion ' s ap- peal to George future homemakers. 40 Future Teachers of America Participate in District and State Conventions F.T.A. members enjoy refreshments at a regular monthly meeting which feature speakers in the field of education. The Walter F. George Chapter of the Fu- ture Teachers of America has had a busy year. The officers of this active group are Laura Buckner, president; Nilda Soto, vice-president; and Joyce Jones, secretary-treasurer. Some of the numerous activities in which the F.T.A. has participated involved other chapters of the F.T.A. They again took part in the Fifth District Convention which was held in November with the George Chapter in charge of registration. Cindy Lance was nominated for vice-director of this convention. The George F.T.A. won the attendance prize which was a free trip to the state convention. In February members Nilda Soto, David Hughes, Pam Spears, and Laura Buckner with advisers Miss Evelyn Cawthon and Mrs. Ce- leta Fairley attended this state convention at Rock Eagle. F.T.A. sponsors Apple for the their display at P.T.A. club night. Teacher as Row 1: Laura Buckner, Nilda Sota, Joyce Jones. Row 2: Judy Williamson, Cindy- Lance, Susan Adams, Lea Alley, Jean Granese. Row 3: Cathy Chamlee, Jackie Caven- der, Jenny Cavender, Mary Dulin, Jo Ann Granese. Row 4: Jamie Reeves, Connie Rollings, Deborah Stephens, Pam Spears. Row 5: Miss Cawthon, Debbie Miller, Tari Ann Bardenwerper, Joy Hill. Class Editors: Connie Walls, Annette Ward, Brenda Waters, Libby Shellnutt, Lea Alley. The 1967-68 Georgian Staff had quite a time meet- ing deadlines and raising money to meet our goal, but we did it! Individual and combined effort was used to complete each section. Those experienced on the staff guided the new members in learning the skills of year- book journalism. Our annual sales topped any others in previous years, adding to the funds which we raised by sponsoring the annual Outstanding Seniors Dance. This year ' s Georgian has many new dimensions in- cluding color pictures and a new screening device for the division pages. The design of the cover is always the biggest decision made and with a joint combination of ideas the staff turned out an originally designed cover with a fabric base. Georgian Staff Color and Process Adds New Dimensions to Annual Clifton Windham, Photographer Allen Davis, Military Nina Newman, Faculty ?iM WW ■ ' ■ ' ■■ B M ' :,. v , ,kT ' I Mr Tari Ann Bardenwerper, Features Donna Lambert, Activities Miss Gail Eustis, Sponsor Lynne Mathews, Editor Mody Blondell, Assistant Editor Judy Williams, Business Manager Ken Grantham, Sports Standing Left: Nilda Soto, Pat Anderson, Sharon Stephens, Charlene Wooster. Standing Right: Kay Campbell, Sheilah Lambert, Ann Hargis, Sandra McNew, Connie Eller. Seated: Danny Talley, Phillip Hames, Steve Maddox, Greg Bruton, Melvyn Richardson, Danny Paulk. Susan Brackett, Ads Staff gathers around to discuss the next pape Editor Zane McDaniel and Sponsor Miss Lael plan assignments. The 1967-68 Falcon ' s View staff has strived diligently to keep the student body informed as well as entertained. The force behind the Falcon ' s View is Editor Zane McDaniel, who is receiving first hand experience as a newspaper man. Miss Lael, the faculty advisor, guides the hardworking staff. Staff members are competent in the fields of news, editorials, features, and sports. Staff members are assigned to particular fields but they are qualified to write for every category. Members of the faculty are contributors to the guest editorial column of the paper. Falcon s View Staff Keeps Student Body Informed and Entertained Standing: Mark Biles, Con McGregor, Zane McDaniel, Walker Miller, Johnny Crowder, Lynn Nelson. Seated: Regina Fielding, Theda Bernard, Melanie Daniel, Sheila Baldwin, Laura Buckner, Linda Bohannon, Miss Lael. 44 High School Red Cross Service Projects Extend Charity Toward All Seated: Patti Walton, Shirley Whigham, Denise Jones, Sharon Davis, Sheila Brinson, Debbie Williams, Genie Wise, Lynn Shellnutt, Mike Green, Karen Sparks, June Simpson, Judy Fortune. Standing: Barbara Brownlee, Faye O ' Neal, Gay Irwin, Deborah Cash, Lila Whitfield, Libby Carpenter, Joyce Holbrook, Linda Edmondson, Jimmye Moore, Gail Ambler, Marsha Winn, Marcia Duke, Sherry Austin, Trudi Glawson, Susan Blondell, Joenne Petty, Debbie Frazier, Lynn Bramlett, Gwen Massengale, Mark Wheeler. Providing students with opportunities to develop an increased sensitivity to the needs of others and an appreciation of what people can do for other people is the High School Red Cross ' sustaining purpose. Many requests for service come to the Red Cross youth from Veterans and Military Hospitals, State and County Hospitals, Children ' s Homes, Homes for the Aged, Day Nurseries and others. By participation in these programs, students have an opportunity to grow in social responsibility and to respond to the needs of others. At George High, the Red Cross Club has made and decorated 50 Christmas stockings for the 36th Evacuation Hospital in Vietnam, made 75 Flash cards for the mentally retarded adults and stuffed 26 animals for the Children ' s Home. The Club is now in the process of making scrap books and will make 100 tote bags for the hospitals. Directing these activities are Barbara Brown- lee, president; Debbie Williams, vice-president; and Gay Irwin, secretary- treasurer. Tote Sags will be distributed to children ' s hospitals throughout the city. Volunteers prepare ma- terial that Red Cross members will make in- to tote bags. French Club Studies French Language, Customs, and Culture. French club meetings often held at members ' homes provided opportunities to view films, sing songs and present skits all in French. Miss Nash spon- sors the club with a membership of fifty French students. Many students who have finished their French courses continue to belong to the club to further their knowledge of French culture. Club officers are Peggy Patton, Barry Welsh, Nancy Eidson, Cindy Lance, and Jackie Cavender. The Leaning Tower Les Trois Petits Cochons skit entertains French club members Row 1: Chuck Campbell, Mark Ballard, Barry Welch, Curt Kroeger, Terry Eaton, Mike Miller, Larry King, Jeff Lavender, Wayne Schleif, Frankie Cole. Row 2: Debra Stephens, Alice Hotard, Susan Blondell, Peggy Patton, Nancy Eidson, Barbara Thurmond, Terrie Holland, Montez Walton, Nilda Soto, Lea Alley, Chris Mills, Jean Granese, Patti Fuller, Susan Brackett. Row 3: Miss Cantey, Elaine Langston, Debra Coile, Sheila Brinson, Diane McNew, Jan Finley, Cindy Daniel, Marsha Daniels, Wanda Griffin, Barbara Lenderman, Regina Fielding, Jackie Cavender, Sharon Giles, Debbie Farmer, Brenda Manley, Karen Sparks, Debbie Helton, Judy Williamson, Vickie Duncan, JoAnn Granese, Susan Adams, Brenda Homesley, Miss Nash. Row 4: Melody Blondell, Gay Bentley, Joy Hill, Laura Buckner, Claudette Burpee, Linda Chandler, Mendy Brown, Kay Attaway, Judy Hudson, Cindy Lance, Jean Kight. Row 1: Peggy Walker, Marsha Winn, Gary Holcomb, Harriet Black, Alec Jones, Nilda Soto, Teresa Campbell, Beverly Minter, Linda Gibson, Amelia Goepp, Miss Smithberg. Row 2: Steve Eakin, Lynndale Paden, Judy Dunbar, Gail Gibson, Linda Martin, Chris Amoson, Melissa Martinez, Micki Napoli, Debbie Parker, Linda Etter, Terri McManus, Roseanne Williams, Bobby Webber. Row 3: Bruce Henderson, Bruce Cash, Steve Teems, Paul Walker, John Mills, Ronnie Chesser, Joey Couch, Randy Edwards, David Brinson. ii Spanish Club Christmas in Spain Dinner Keynotes Years Enrichment Activities Estas cosas son muy hermosas! Alec Jones presents his sales talk to Miss Hice trying to make the club ' s candy fund raising project a success. In order to further their knowledge of Spanish countries, people, and cus- toms, the Spanish Club has staged en- richment activities. A Christmas party was held at the home of club presi- dent, Peggy Walker. Highlights of the party were carols sung in Spanish and Spanish food. Other officers include second year students Marsha Winn, who is vice president, and Harriet Black, secre- tary. First year student, Gary Hol- comb, is club treasurer. The club, numbering 35, is sponsored by the new Spanish teacher, Miss Smithberg. Plans for sponsoring a dance, and a bake sale at Greenbriar Shopping Center are in the future as fund rais- ing activities. Latin Club Holds Third Annual Banquet Row 1: Joanne Petty, Debbie Weldon, Gail West, Brenda Dishwan. Row 2: Mark Haney, Joey Handley, Bennie Amon- son, Ilisi Weiner, Debbie Fleming, Derrin Hardy, Patsy McKnight, Bonnie Burdette, Lea Alley, Annette Ward, Debbie Stover, Jeanie Bundy, Tessie Dedis, Chris Mills, Deborah Sheffield, Miss Granade, Teresa Kendrick. Row 3: Peggy Davis, Susan Croft, Bettina Edge, Cindy Weaver, Nina Newman. Row 4: Sheilah Lambert, Jamie Reeves, Janie Worley, Gail Chapman, Susan Hancock, Alan Horton, Jimmy Cook, Randy Schuritz, Benjie Clark, Greg Bruton. Row 5: Kay Camp- bell, Joyce Jones, Debbie Fennel!, Sandra Feagler, Trudi Glawson, Deborah Rowland, Vic Navarro, Alan Toney, Ray Robinson, Willis Paulk, Cecil Dockery, Alan Tomlin. Row 6: Mike Etter, Steve Maddox, Zane McDaniel, Clark Tomlin, Larry Gibbs, Donnie Downing. Down you cur! Salutate Cives! With this greet- ing the Latin Club welcomed its members to an especially active school year. The Slave Day initi- ation added some thirty new mem- bers to the club and after the Initi- ation Banquet, held the same eve- ning at the Instructional Services Center, the slaves entertained their masters with a talent show. The first year students, using their growing skills, serenaded many classes with carols in Latin before the Christmas holiday. Another banquet is being planned for club members in the spring. The only requirement for mem- bership is passage of one quarter of Latin. The club membership, numbering fifty-five, is led by President Steve Maddox. The other officers include Vice-Presi- dent, Susan Croft ; Secretary, Jeanie Bundy ; and Treasurer, Kay Camp- bell. The Latin teacher, Miss Bar- bara Granade, is the sponsor. Masters and slaves enjoy annual event. 4S How about a Christmas tree on this one? The purpose of the Art Club is to arouse and to aid in sus- taining, a direct and lively interest in all forms of art. Art Club activities that the members were involved with for the past year include; making 1500 Christmas cards which were sent to Vietnam, touring several museums and craft shops, and taking field trips to scenic areas for sketching exercises. Periodically, guest lecturers are invited to attend the meet- ings. The primary purpose for lectures is to help stress the esthetic relationship to be found among the works of artists sep- arated by space, time, and media ; and the understanding of art as an important element in the cultural development of mankind throughout the ages. Art Club members work preparing Christmas cards for mailing to Vietnam. Art Club Directs Christmas Card Production for Servicemen in Fietnam Row 1: Debbie Frazier, Tessie Dedis, Judy Sorrow. Row 2: Beth Brown, Sheila Brinson, Jenny Cavender, Debbie Tollinger, Claudette Burpee, Cindy Jones, Dawn Doster, Cathy Conger, Debra Coile, Michele Brad- ley, Cathy Chamblee, Teri Reeves, Lee Eltzroth, Jeanette Glascoe, Gail Gantt, Carol Cook, Deborah Griffe, Ginger Phelps, Melinda Stone. Row 3: Judy Avery, Wayne Gruber, Ray Scott, Roy Davis, Steve Robinson, David Craig, Barry Daniel, David McLendon, Art Maler, Billy Baxter, Don Fox, Lamar Gardner, Danny Davis, Ellis Hogue, Mr. Peterson. A Puritan encounter with the Indians is re- created by Drama Club members at Thanks- giving Assembly. The Drama Club informs the PTA about a typical day at school. The Drama Club, sponsored by Mrs. Stickle and Miss Grier, is a fairly new venture at George. Despite its newness, it has been involved in many of the school ' s activities. Part in the Thanksgiving and Christmas pro- grams, sponsoring a dance, and usher- ing at Theatre Atlanta have kept some sixty members very busy. President David Brinson and the other officers, Judy Williamson, vice- president; Nina Newman, secretary; Linda Smith, treasurer; now have plans for producing a play, BLITHE SPIRIT in the spring. Lee Eltzroth is the reporter for this productive club. Requirements for membership in the Drama Club are very liberal. Any stu- dent, grades eight through twelve, who is interested in drama, is invited to join. Drama Club Future Dramatists Plan Production of BLITHE SPIRIT ' Row 1: Mrs. Stickle, Jenny Cavender, Joenne Petty, Lee Elzroth, Cindy Jones, Debbie Johnson, Krista Hall, Cindy Weaver, Jill Kirkman, Linda Smith, Nina Newman, Judy Williamson, David Brinson. Row 2: Bruce Henderson, Claudette Burpee, Judy Bales, Diane Parketon, Ellen Cummings, Jackie Wheeler, Sandra Withrow, Steve Banks Faye O ' Neal, Kathy Stephens, Donna Campbell. Row 3: Smitty Stephens, Newton White, Debra Coile, Sheila Brinson, Sharon Jones, Kathy Hester, Parti Fuller, Brenda Manley, Joy Hill, Johnny Crowder. Row 1: Kenny Smitherman, Frank Kellerman, George Menzies, Freddie Crowe, Sherry Brown, Linda Boyles, Cathy Collinge, Paula Boyles, Mary Dulin, Darrell McDonald, Richard Call, Ellis Hogue. Row 2: Floyd McDonald, Robert Wood, Buster James, Bill Holbrook, Ronnie Pearson, Kerry Latham, Charles Browning, Tim McBrayer. D. E. C. A. Developing Future Leaders for Marketing and Distribution. A D. E. student, a position in the Dennis Christain assumes business world. One of the most forward looking clubs at George is our chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica. D. E. C. A. helps its members To develop a respect for education in mar- keting and distribution which will con- tribute to vocational competence. The George D. E. C. A. Chapter has taken part in many special activities. Among them are Officer Training Con- ference in Macon, Georgia; President Recognition Dinner at the Atlanta Mar- riot; Employer-Employee Banquet held at Regency Hyatt House ; District Lead- ership Conference held at Russell High School in East Point; and the State Leadership Conference held at the At- lanta Biltmore. Robert Wood addre Convention. ses the annual D. E. C. A. What do you say, Mr. Bones?? After a slow start last year, the Science Club has built a solid organization, affiliated with the national organization, Science Clubs of America. The goal of the Science Club is To increase the knowledge of science, to learn to perfect skills in sci- ence, to offer service in our community and nation, to understand the importance of science in the lives of individuals, and to help earn ' out the program of Science Clubs of America. All club members must have a B average in science courses at- tempted and an overall grade average of C . Members who are Juniors and Seniors must be taking or have taken at least one elective course in science. Mrs. Reese, a biology teacher in her fourth year at George, sponsors this twenty- member club. Officers are president, Michael Etter; vice-president, Bennie Amerson ; secretary, Sydney Anderson ; and treasurer, Steve Maddox. And what we have here . Science Club Club Member Wins Honor At State Competition Row 1: Jennv Schleif, Bobby Webb Barker. Cavendar, Jim Garrett, Linda Etter, Joey Couch, Jill Kirkman. Row 2: Randy ' M I r vVebber, Deforest Moore, Mrs. Reese. Row 3: Alan Horton, Tommy Hargis, Benn.e Amoson, M.ke Etter, Kerry Junior National Honor Society Light is the Symbol of Truth t -— « ' • IK Kay Attaway, Harriet Black, Kay Campbell, Jackie Cavender, Gail Chapman, Carol Collins, Heather Croft, Bobby Da- vis, Bettina Edge, Linda Etter, Jimmy Garrett, Lar- ry Gibbs, Sharon Giles, Bolly Gilstrap, Susan Han- cock, Mary Haney, Joey Handley, Mike Harper, Rebecca Harris, Joy Hill, Judy Hudson, Teresa Ken- drick, Lance Kennedy, Sheiliah Lambert, Terry McManus, Lynndale Pa- den, Nan Peace, Alan Tomlin, Paul Walker, Debbie Weldon, Marsha Winn. The honor of membership in the National Junior Honor Society has never diminished and the goals of this society make that evident. The goals of the. Falconette chapter are To create enthusiasm for scholarship to stimulate a desire to serve, to promote leadership, and to instill exemplary qualities of character in the students of Walter F. George High School. Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Bolin, English teachers a t George, sponsor the Falconette chapter of the Nation- al Junior Honor Society. The qualifications for membership are exhibition of superior qualities of scholar- ship character citizenship, leadership, and service. Members, numbering forty-seven, come from the ninth and fJ.P™: ° fficers are J ami Reeves . President; Joy Hill, vice-president; Carol Collins, secretary; and Debbie Weldon, treasurer. National Honor Society Citizenship, Scholarship, Leadership, Service Lea Alley , Sydney Ander- son, Sheila Baldwin, Ker- ry Barker, Theda Ber- nard, Glenda Blanton, Melody Blondell, Linda Bohannon, Jeanie Bundy, Laura Buckner, Susan Croft, Dorothy Dooley, Mary Dulin, Connie Eller, Pam Gainey, Jo Ann Granese, Tommy Hargis, Joyce Jones, Donna Lam- bert, Barbara Lenderman, Darrell Lewis, Steve Mad- dox, Leslie Mack, Lynne Mathews, Zane McDaniel, Sandra McNew, Debbie Miller, Walker Miller, Carol Moore, Jean Moss, Nina Newman, Daran Pa- laine Parker, Peggy Patron, Danny Paulk, Mel- vyn Richardson, Connie Walls, Annette Ward, Brenda Waters, Gary Watts, Genie Wise, Janie Wise. Qualities of character, scholar- ship, leadership and service are recognized and honored by mem- bership in the National Honor So- ciety. This years club, composed of forty-five juniors and seniors, have an academic average of 3.4 or above and have been recommended by the faculty for membership. The senior members accomplishments will be further esteemed when they wear special cords at the com- mencement exercises. Beta Club ' Let Us Lead by Serving Others ' Lea Alley, Pat Anderson, idney Anderson, Sheila ialdwin, Kerry Barker, Theda Bernard, Glenda Blanton, Melody Blondell, Linda Bohannon, Susan Brackett, David Brinson, Greg Bruton, Laura Buck- ler, Jeannie Bundy, Susan Cages, Benjie Clark, Su- san Croft, Marsha Daniel, Dorothy Dooley, Linda Edwards, Connie Eller, Lee Eltzroth, Michael Et- ter, Gail Finley, Judy Fortune, Jean Granese, Jo Ann Granese, Mar- sha Grimes, Ann Hargis, Tommy Hargis, Steve Harris, Jeanne Hotard. Joyce Jones, Donna Lan The George Chapter of the Beta Club is a local chapter of the National Beta Club. The goal of this honorary is to emphasize scholarship, leadership, and service. To give recognition to students who exemplify these characteristics, the club plans to purchase honor cords for the graduation ceremony. Mrs. Joyce Hardy sponsors this club, numbering sixty-seven, with the aide of club officers, Danny Paulk, president and Elaine Parker, treasurer. The vice-presi- dent and secretary are to be choosen from the newly tapped members selected in the spring. bert, Cindy bara Lendermaw, .. lc .. Lewis, Zane McDaniel, Sandra McNew, Janice McVey, Steve Maddox, Lynne Mathews, Debbie Miller, Walker Miller, Carol Moore, Jean Moss, Nina Newman, Faye O ' Neal, Daran Padan, Elaine Parker, Peg ton, Danny Paulk, Perry Pullin, Teri Reeves, Mel- vyn Richardson, Nilda So- to, Kathy Stephens, Bren- da Terry, Barbara Thur- man, Connie Walls, Ann- ette Ward, Gary Watts, Newton White, Roseanne Williams, Genie Wise, Janie Wise, Diane Young- blood. MililXtfMlJ This movement always makes me cry. Orchestra, Row 1: Wayne Schlief, Dorothy Dooley, Mark Ballard, Claire Lavender. Row 2: Nancy Eidson, Peggy Patton, Lynndale Paden, Cindy Lance, Eddie Gibbs. Row 3: Frankie Cole, Wanda Griffin. Row 4: David Hernandez, Susie Parker, Becky Griffin. Row 5: Carol Keller, Jeff Johnson. Standing: Mr. Altieri, Bryan Galloway. Orchestra Perfects Musical Excellence in a Variety of Performances. Da-Da-Da-Dum Mr. Leonard Altieri is the sponsor for this string group whose aim is To promote musical excellence and understanding through the medium of perfor- mances. The orchestra, composed of twenty- two mem- bers, has played in large groups, ensembles, and solos at such functions as P.T.A., club meetings, and autumn and spring concerts. To qualify for membership in the George High Orchestra one must have studied a stringed instru- ment at least one year in elementary school. However, most of the present members have played from two to four years in elementary school. The concertmaster of the orchestra is Nancy Eidson. Principal players are Jeff Lavender on viola, Susan Cages on cello, Wanda Griffin on violin, and Bryan Galloway on bass. The librarian is Eddie Gibbs. The string quartet, a special orchestral group, con- sists of Nancy Eidson, Peggy Patton, Jeff Lavender, and Susan Cages. K 56 Row 1: Bonnie Burdette, DeLynn Moody, Joyce Holbrook, Gay Bentley, Doug Bloodworth, Jimmy Flemings, Ray Scott, Nancy Grantham, Debbie Carmichael, Sandra Withrow, Jackie Wilson. Row 2: Beverly Tison, Becky Palmer, Jean Kight, Pam Stephens, David Muncher, Steve Rutledge, Donnie Downing, Bobby Cooper, Permelia Henderson, Brenda Manley, Deborah Sheffield, Vicki Grogran, Judy McCain. Row 3: Debbie Fennell, Janice Holbrook, Linda Oglesby, Sue Moss, Sharron Poole, Doug Hamby, David Morgan, Billy Batchelor, Randel Gabbard, Linda Edmond- son, Bonnie Ivey, Patsy McKnight. Music Groups New Uniforms Add Color and a Professional Touch to Performances. Row 1: Melinda Butler, Delores Kennedy, Paula Ward, Cindy Mailey, Krista Hall, Karon Hinkle, Gay Irwin, Jennifer Lankford, Vicki Bostick, Patty Walton, Regina Burge. Row 2: Jo Anne Morgan, Jane Harper, Pam Coombs, Marcia Duke, Sandi Strider, Christie Hayes, Debbie Hughes, Michele Bradley, Lynn Sheffield, Alice Evans, Teresa Allen, Terry Webb, Miss Swain. Row 3: Sherry Austin, Joetta Rush, Diane Yates, Fay Little, Jackie Penn, Linda Jones, Louise Dean, Linda Abernathy, Roxanna Moates, Diane Camp, Elaine Dean, Ran die Holland. Row 4: Horace Dukes, Michael McBride Ernie Kennemore, Mike Green, Wayne Slaton, Jeff Frazier, David Cannon, Don Kimbrell, Charles Whitehead, Cathy Conger, Becky McKnight, Debbie Snyder, Lorraine Goodwin. Row 1: Carol Baldwin, Kay Lane, Becky Mobley, Patsy Bearden, Brenda Chase, Sandra Crowe, Judy Avery. Row 2: Harriet Strider, Carol Rigby, Rita Whit- aker, Linda McKay, Diane Entrekin, Shirley Owen, Bobbie Entrekin. Row 3: Bonnie Sims, Linda Pierce, Valencia Milligan, Pam Spears, Gloria Thompson, Diane Miller, Pat Fuller, Libby Gunter. Row 4: Danny Fowler, Leon Crawley, Smitty Stephens, Howard Bixby, Don Burdette, Rickey Lane, Miss Swain. The Music Department of George consists of six choirs. The 8th grade special choir, with President Gay Irwin and Vice-President Mi- chele Bradley, consists exclusively of eighth graders. Choir One officers Gay Bently and Pam Stephens and Choir Three President Susan Shipmen encourage the members of these mixed choirs to outstanding perfor- mances. Sybil Proux is president of Choir Seven, our all-girls choir. Choir Five, com- posed of Upperclassmen, responds to the lead- ership of their President, Cynthia Keen. Choir Nine is the 11th and 12th grades advanced choir with President Judy Sorrow. Frequent trips have kept these choirs busy in the past and will continue to occupy their time this spring. During the Christmas sea- son all choirs participated in the P. T. A. Program and a school-wide assembly. The Girls ' Choir sang at Highview Nursing Home while Choir One traveled to Wesley Woods Apartments, a home for the elderly. Concerts were presented at Lenox Square and Stewart Lakewood shopping centers. Plans for the fu- ture include a variety show in March, a Spring Concert in May, and music programs to be presented at local churches. Row 1: Miss King, Donna Campbell, Connie Rollins, Marsha McKay, Delores Walker, Patti Fuller, Elaine Langston, Melinda Stone, Alice Rickels, Lena Rozier. Row 2: Becky Pennell, Chris Amoson, Lorraine Walla, Linda Gibson, Gwen Self, Melissa Martinez, Sara Jones, Judy Dunbar, Linda Martin, Patsy Faulkner, Cindy Daniel. Row 3: Trudi Glawson, Angela Faucett, Angelica Augustine, Sandra Moseley, Rose Barnett, Vicki Ridling, Jan Finley, Linda Write, Becky Daniel, Denise Jones, Sharon Davis. Row 4: Deborah Cash, Susan Shipman, Shirley Bickers, Jan Culpepper, Teresa Cox, Janet Acree, Denise Hoff- man, Dale Barnes, Kathy Edmondson. Row 5 : Tommy Glaze, Tom Hornsby, Tony Burdette, Terry Chesbrough, Lamar Thrash- er, Mike Allgood, Tommy Jackson, Burney Ellington, John Brooks, Randy Woodie. 58 Rowl ' Teresa Kindrick, Jackie Sutton, Sharon Giles, Wanda Stephenson, Deborah Rowland, Sybil Proux, Pat Lewis Teresa Bledsoe Karen Kent, Miss King. Row 2: Pat Hayes, Barbara Leimenstoll, Gail Garner, Beth Padgett, Teresa King, Debbie Sher- rod Jane Burge Dorothy Lynch, Janie Worley, Joanne Appling, Teresa McBride. Row 3: Lynne Cram, Judy Dooley, Brenda Mescall Constance Humbrick, Linda Lee, Pam Lewis, Nora Webb, Gail Crunkleton, Cindy Moore. ill for George—stand up and holler!!! Row 1: Judy Sorrow, Trisha Wheeler, Jane Young, Norma Ward, Debbie Frazier, Sandra Rush. Row 2: Debbie Arneson, Barbara Thurman, Terrie Holland, Brenda Sweatman, Shirley Whig- man, Lynn McNeal. Row 3: Susan Croft, Joyce Jones, Cynthia Keen, Janice Humphreys, Judy Bales, Tessie Dedis, Diane Gentry. Row 4: Edith Rowland, Edith Winn, Melanie Pope, Carol Sor- row, Mary Lynn Morgan, Jane Bentley, Debbie Scott, Clara Padget, Miss Swain. Row 5; Doug Pruitt, Ronnie Pearson, Tommy Johnson, Danny Grubbs, Larry Crumbley, Phil Hawkins, Billy Deyton, Chuck Campbell, Larry Snyder, Danny Jones. Falcon Band Talented Performances Keep Spirits High The task of a high school band is a very difficult one. Half-time shows at football games, special assem- blies, and pep rallies are only a few of the major ones. The Walter F. George Band has done an outstanding job of accomplishing these tasks. Fifty-five is not a large number of band members, but with much practice and good leadership this small band has been made a very effective one. Much credit is due to band director Wayne G. Goggine, but much is also due to student leaders. Captain Barry Welsh, First Lieutenant Mike Cavallin, Second Lieutenant David Brinson, Sergeant Major Danny Talley, and Drum Major Joe Duren have put forth much effort to make this band the best it could possibly be. Row 1: Joe Duren, Drum Ma Dotson, Faye O ' Neal, Elaine Par! Row 3: David Brinson, Billy Cam Row 4: Phil Peppers, Jimmy Cc wish we could go home, my feet are hilling me. Mr. Goggans displays his true talents during an assembly. 60 e Moore Roseanne Williams, Linda Edwards, Terry McManus, Linda Hughes, Linda Askew, David Hughes. Row 2: Tyrone Davis, Stanley ■ Ellen Jackie Cavender, Harriet Black, Derrin Hardv, Debbie Weldon, Robert Paulk, Mark Eaton, Terrv Eaton. Alec Tones. Randv Bounds, romlin, Robert Maddox, Mike Harper, Mike McCain, Barry Welch, Danny Talley, Andy Rikard, Dorothy Gay, Willis Paulk, Mike Cavallin, Bailey, Kenneth Cummings. Standing.- Tommy Eller, Vic Navarro, David Sisson, Paul Walker, Randy Hackler. Falcon Band performs at an outdoor pep-rally. What instrument do I play? The slick! Brar Wake up; your parts coming. Falconettes Junior Twirlers Kick High for George Nervous before the half-time? Never! Included in George ' s many traditions that have been an important part of school spirit is recognition of the talents of the Falconettes. This training group for the Majorettes have worked out original routines to fulfill their assigned parts in pep assemblies and half-time shows. Captain, Sherry Barker, and Band Director, Mr. Goggans, work to make the Falcon- ettes an intregal part of the school ' s marching band. Constant drill produces perfected routines. Left to right: Jane Bentley, Brenda Homesley, Ellen Cummings, Marlene Hill, Sherry Barker. Debbie Little Jackie Cavender Kay Bentley Connie Eller WQ 63 Standing: Kay Kelly, Karen Sparks, Judy Williamson, Becky Daniel, Beverly Tison, Sharon Jones, Connie Rawlings, Joy Hill, Marsha Dai Thompson, Mickie Napoli, Teresa Cox, Deborah Stephens, Carol Collins, Nancy Grantham, Montez Walton, Trisha Wheeler, Nina Newman, C Denise Jones. Not pictured: Judy Fortune, Laura Blondell, Pat Anderson. Georgettes Precision Routines Provide Color at Home Athletic Events Confident smiles as Georgettes prepare to present drill to the Friday pep assembly. Georgettes ' formation honors 196S Homecoming queen and court. £Sa Ste- • - i Keen, Gayle Hill, Susan Blondell, Laura Buckner, Judy Hudson, Gloria on, Debbie Frazier. Seated: Vicki Jones, Sheila Baldwin, Lynne Mathews, The Georgettes are the school ' s own distinctive pep squad. The group, under the direction of Cap- tain Sheila Baldwin, practiced dili- gently to orginate and perfect rou- tines. Dixie and The In Crowd were two of the routines carried out in conjunction with the band. Plans are now being made for try- outs for positions in next years Georgettes. Those aspiring to be Georgettes are judged on the basis of appearance, co-ordination and poise. New uniforms, selected in the summer, added a professional touch, to half-time performances. As a service project in the fall the Georgettes collected money for the Leukemia Drive. Officers — Vicki Jones, 3rd Lieutenant; Sheila Baldwin, Captain; Lynne Matthews, 1st Lieutenant; Denice Jones, 2nd Lieutenant. 65 Instructors Staff: Left to Right: M Sgt. Jaracz (Ret), Maj. Hut- chens (Ret.), SFC Stamey. Instructors Train Drill Team. Row 1: Steven Ferguson, Jim Barker, Tommy Weeks. Row 2: Dan Gregory, Mike Miller, Leonard Bell, Billy Hillman. Row 3: Charles Evans, Stanley Kimbrell, Emmett Smith, Danny Hinkle. Row 4: Mike Evans, Mark Gregory, David Gladden, Lyles Rochester, Row 5: Terry Dawson, Randolph Clay, David Smith, Wayland Weatherford. Rifle Team: Left to Right: Frank Allison, Paul Lee, James Ward, Kerry Barker, Clifton Windham. Color Guard. First Lieutenant: Melvyn Richardson, Eddie Armstrong, Larry Snyder, Richard Conner, Johnny Kim- bro, Kenneth Purcell. in Military Skills and Leadership Officers. Row 1: D. Bankston. Row 2: Z. McDaniel, J. Bar- ker, T. Thaxton, T. Hargis, K. Barker. Row 3: B. Amoson, M. Richardson, F. Allison, M. Patrick. Row 4: D. Brantley, M. Etter, K. Grantham, D. Elkins, S. Maddox, H. Ward, R. Carter, A. Cannon, A. Davis, E. Canady. Staff. Left to Right: Zane McDaniel, Jim Barker, Tony Thaxton, David Bankston, Tommy Hargis, Kerry Barker. Company A Company Commander, B. Amonson ; First Sergeant, L. Rochester; Guidon Bearer, S. Banks; Executive Officer, K. Grantham; Platoon Leader, D. Brantley; Platoon Sergeant, H. Carter. Arnold, Beysiegel, Allen, Adams, Smith, T. Chamlee, Fowler, Caldwell, Bennett, Cages, J. Chan- dler, Burnham, Eakin, Bryant, Weatherford. Platoon Leader, M. Etter ; Platoon Sergeant, N. White. Crawley, Burnham, Carvey, Chamblee, Clark, Carter, Kimbrell, Frank, Young, Clay, Cobb, Collins, Cash, Easterwood, Hackler, Crumbley, C. Evans, J. Dawson, Benson, Dotson, Denney. Walter F. George The Colors Pass in Review on Sabre Day Company C Company Commander, A. Cannon; First Sergeant, S. Harris; Guidott Leader, R. Carter; Platoon Sergeant, P. Pullin. Dixon, O ' Brien, O ' Neill; Purcell, Russell, Richey, Sikes, R. Thurmond, Stauffer, Stephens, Spicer, Platoon Sergeant, D. Lewis. Kent, Walton, Toney, Turner, J. White, Gregory, Teems, Windham, Williams, Williams, Thomas. Company B Company Commander, S. Maddox; First Sergeant, P. Hames; Guidon Bearer, Mathews, Executive Officer, P. Smelley; Platoon Leader, D. Elkins; Platoon Sergeant, C. Wall. Schloemer, Fleming, T. Dawson, Hardy, Former, Hawkins, Meeks, Gladney, Gladden, Gilstrap, Gregory, Griffin ' J. Jones, Healey, Hernandez, M. Evans, Hicks. Platoon Leader, H. Ward; Platoon Sergeant, J. Stewart. Buice, Hillman, Kemmerer, Johnson, E. Jones, Hill, Kennedy, Martin, Minter, Hinkle, Wheeler, Maro, Mills, Milligan, Miller. R.O.T.C. Battalion :arer, T. Weeks; Executive Officer, E. Canady; Platoon nith, Williams, Brisendine, Smith, Henderson, Mitchell, nitherman, Tolleson, Woodlay. Platoon Leader, W. Davis; tiurmond, Trawick, Matthews, Dyer, Ward, Warren, Wise, The instructions for this ar paragraph 6. nual FM30-41-52, Chapter 3, page Main street! Who ' s our map reader? Following an ancient custom, Cadet Lt. Colonel David Bankston receives saber from his mother. On October 24, 1967, the Walter F. George R.O.T.C. held its first Sabre Day, beginning an annual tradition. The occasion was one of solemnity. Sabre Day is when the officers receive their swords. This is a great honor because the presentation of the sword symbolizes the many hours of hard work that the cadets have put into the military program. The cadet officers are not chosen at random. Each cadet officer is chosen on a basis of academic grades and conduct grades. The officers are usually chosen from the third year cadets but, the mili- tary is only in its second year causing the officers to be chosen from second year cadets. The sword is presented to the officers by their mothers following a custom that had its origin in ancient Greece. Each cadet officer is allowed to choose a sponsor for the entire school year. This sponsor may be chosen from any grade. These sponsors receive the same rank as the cadet officers. There were many visiting dignitaries present at George ' s Sabre Day including many retired veterans from the different parts of the state. The oath of office was administered by Mr. Floyd J. Hendrix, our principal, to the cadet officers as the entire student body looked on. After the oath, the officers returned to their positions and command to witness the pass in review. The band played marching music for the cadets while the battalion marched past the reviewing stand. A reception was given at the conclusion of the ceremony for the officers and their guests. Patty Fuller, Tony Thaxton, Cathy Potzer, Frank Allison, Elaine Parker, Melvyn Richardson. Cadet officers take oath of office. Student Body and Visitors Alan Cannon, Genie Wise, Debbie Miller, Steve Maddox, Tessie Dedis, Bennie Amoson. Evelyn Johnson, Eddie Canady, Mary Lynn Morgan, Alan Davis, Laura i Blondell, Ronald Carter. Linda Bohannon, David Bankston Wiew George High ' s First Sabre Day. J t -i ■fa i W - -fWl V ml, fa 3 W ' v il vim kil :. s ' - j3 l8lMli .-V, . 1 H|{ |P ' 1 |i i F r ■! ' ' ' 1 %•, c ■ ' -■ ' ■ ' . ' ; ' - ' . ' 1 I B m - ] IB Bjjii iB W  £?££- |aSfS  wBSBSml ■ Sf PSsS BP flSPP _■ . E !0 a - ' ' laine McLeroy, Phil Smelley, Ruth Brown, Harold Ward, Annette Ward, Danny lkins Susan Cages, Zane McDanie harlene Wooster, Ken Grantham, Peggy Patton, Mike Etter andra Brock, Doug Brantley Jim Barker, Debra Coile, Kerry Barker, Theda Bernard, Tommy Hargis, Janie Worley 73 Spirited Falcons Stopped Short of Milk Bowl. . . . Row 1: Terry Lester, Gary Dotson, Johnny Caldwell, Doug Brantley, Cannady, Kyle Frank, Johnny Stewart, John Dawson. Row 2: Gary Turner, Jerry Haney, Terry Skinner, Mark Biles, David Hall, Billy Hallelujah! We scored again! What ' s the matter with you? rry Hawkins, Clint Dickerson, Bobby Flemons, David Bankston, Gary Watts, Eddie iwman, Jimmy Johnson, Arthur Davis, Robert Thomas, Loaird McCreary, Hank ilstrap, Tim Chamlee, Mike Allgood, Alan Tomlin, Warren Dixon. Hail! Hail! The Gang ' s All Hi Coach Barge talks with the press box observer. Team members on bench watch closely at action on field. Senior Captains D. Bankston, C. Dickerson, B. Flemons .- Z - -lis XJ. JU af ' i£_ Fired Up Falcons Prepare For the Brown Rebels. ' jftQ The 1967-68 football season was a very successful one for the George Falcons. After dropping their first game to the Northside Tigers, 27-0, the Falcons gained momentum and experience and scored three successive victories by whitewashing Roose- velt, 21-0, Sylvan, 14-0 and East Atlanta 21-0. A big highlight was the homecoming victory over Bass, 7-6. This was the first homecoming game ever won by a Falcon team. Anoth er first for George High was their defeat over Brown, 14-0. Near the end of the season George faced Carver High with the Milk Bowl in range. This was a very crucial game, and even though George was defeated, the Falcons proved they were tough. George faced Fulton, their arch rival, in the last game of the season. Although George came out on the short end of the score, it was a closely fought game. At the end of the season George High had five wins and four losses, a very good finish for a tough year. This season ' s captains were Bobby Flem- ons, David Bankston, and Clint Dickerson, all seniors and outstanding players. Coach Kell ' s feeling toward this season is that this has been the most pleasant season I have ever coached. The senior players was the main key because they carried great leadership. Why Don ' t You Help Instead Of Just Standing Therh Just see if you can catch me! 76 Flemons stopped short of a first down. Scores GEORGE NORTHSIDE 27 GEORGE 21 ROOSEVELT GEORGE 14 SYLVAN GEORGE 21 EAST ATLANTA GEORGE ST. PIUS 26 GEORGE 7 BASS 6 GEORGE 14 BROWN GEORGE 13 CARVER 34 GEORGE 7 FULTON 13 Despite A Successful and Winning Season Coach Olson and Coach Kell observe intently from the sidelines. l flMtiiv Manager Gene Wood helps fix a broken shoulder pad. 77 JS Row 1: Tyrone Davis, John Fit7gerald, Randv Edwards, Lance Kennedy, N ' elson Canady. Row 2: Bobbv Davis, James Williams. Tommy Costello, John Mills, Tommy Martin, Rav Hawkins, Barry Clower, David Kemmerer, Michael O ' Brien, Jeroid Evans, Mike West, Mike Dotson. The B-team under the coaching of Gary Wiesner played their way to a victorious season with four wins and one loss. Coach Wisener, new at George, has adapted well to his position. The B-team came from behind in four games to win with the Brown defeat highlighting the season. Their only loss was to Dykes, who was undefeated. Of the twelve touch- downs scored by the team, eleven were scored by John Fitz- gerald, a second-year B-team player. This set a school record and also marked the first time George has had a strong B- team. The school ' s football hopes look promising as these players prepare to move up to varsity positions. Don ' t cry on my shoulder! B-Team Shows Farsity Potential, by George! Little Canady breaks loose for a long run •victory song is sweet Young Falcons Combine Victory with Good Sportsmanship. ' This ain ' t no picn Lloyd Newman and Carl Davis relax after the last Saturday morning game of the season. The defeat of Bass and Brown highlighted the 8th grade season along with valiant effort in their other games. Headed up by Coach Harmon, the 8th grade team learned Varsity techniques and learned to apply these techniques on the gridiron. Although the 8th grade team was a small one, they hit with the potential of the Varsity with outstanding players such as Tommy Langford, Garry Moody, and Mike Green doing the ball handling and Art Marler, James Carlson, and Kim Bankston holding the line. These 8th graders are well on the road to becoming Varsity football players. vl: Raymond Harris, Mike Green, Mark Childers, Mitchell Slaton, Johnny Dial, Chuck Dennard, David Cannon, Lloyd Newman, William Burgess. Roto 2: ich Harmon, Kim Bankston, Gary Moody, Robert Paulk, Jimmy Morris, Tommy Langford, Bobby Allen, Barry Daniel, Bobby Sandlin, James Carlson, Wayne jber, David Hotard, Carl Davis, Dennis Palmer. Row 3: Cliff Bennett, James Jackson, Bobby Mitchell, Bernard Arnold, Randy Bentley, Art Marler, Gloria man, Barry Flemings, Tommy Caldwell, Charles Clark. Falcons close-in for the rebound. Falcons Fight Fiercely Throughout Grueling Season Ro w 1: Chris Stephens, Nelson Canady, David Bankston, Lance Kennedy, John Dawson, John Mills. Row 2: Jepthan Cephus, Tommy Martin, Bobby Flemons, Johnny Caldwell, Terry Lester. Bobby forces opponent to commit himself. Air-borne Falcon Terry Lester stretches to outreach East Atlanta opponent. Sophomore Chris Stephens attempts to evade a determined de- fender. After a tough game . . . hit the shoivers. The 1967-68 basketball season was highlighted bv the valiant effort of a young team, led by two seniors, Bobby Flemons and David Bankston. Bobby Flemons, uncontested most valuable player, set a single game record of 45 points. The younger members also gained needed experience that will benefit them next year. Although the season as a whole was not a winning one, it was highlighted in the aspects of individual skill and second effort combined for synchronized teamwork. With the return of 10 of 12 varsity members; Freshman Terry Lester, Sophomores Lance Kennedy, Nelson Canady, Chris Stephens, Johnny Caldwell, Tommy Martin, and Juniors Jephath Cephus and John Dawson, next year ' s record will undoubtedly be a winning one. During a time-out, Coach Wisener outlines strategy to his team for the remain- ing minutes. Nelson Canady launches a jump shot for a probable two points. Alert Falcons a wait a decisive jump- ball. All-star guard Debbie Miller rushes into the game to aide teammates. Forwards Pam Chamblee and Regina Felkner ' s defense give ' a jump ball. B-Team Basketball — Sim 1: Judy Stephens, Harriet Black, Kay Attaway. Row 2: Sharon Jones, Rita Bradley, Gail Chapman. Row 3: Pamela Henderson, Brenda Dishman, Sheila Ledbetter. Coach Harmon utilizes floor drawings to point up possible scoring plays at half-tim Girl Cagers Break Even for Season team the opportunity for Rom 1: Lynndale Paden, Kay Campbell. Debbie Brown, Regina Felker, Chris Mills, Debbie Miller. Row 2: Judy Wil- liams, Debbie Stover. Row 3: Janice Williams, Pam Chamblee, Coach Harmon. I If one were asked to define in one word the ide as expressed by the words sacrifice, work, dedication, joy, and despair, the ' word would be athletics. The girls basketball team at George High is fully aware of this. The pre-season games ended with a 4-1 record and an invitation to the Bass Christ- mas Tournament. However the Ladies from George were eliminated by North Fulton in the first round. The sub-region opened on a disastrous note with two straight losses to Carver and Brown. The team rebounded, though, and finished the sub-region play with a 5-7 record. The girls won their first game ever in the city tournament by beating Roosevelt. But the note of frustration returned the second night when the lady Falcons were eliminated bv arch-rival Fulton. ' Oh, I ' m not that good! 85 B-Team Basketball — Row 1: Gary Dotson, John Caldwell, Randy Edwards, Alan Toney, Buddy Chamblee, Vic Navarr Lavender, Tyrone Davis, Jerroid Evans. Row 3: Rusty Adams, Tommy Martin. . Row 2: David Kemmerer, Jeff Valuable Game Experience Gained by J. V. Teams Hoping to fill the varsity squad ' s shoes in future years, the B-Team and eighth grade cagers increased their power in ball handling and shooting throughout a season of frustration. The B-Team ended the season with a disappointing record while the eighth grade salvaged 1 win out of 8 games. The B-Team squad was lead by Johnny Caldwell and Glorious Foreman ' s accurate eye proved to be the driving force of the eighth grade team. The ' 68 season did not prove to be a winning one but the experience gained will be an asset in the future. 8th Grade Basketball — Row 1: James Philips, Barry Toney, Milton Fann, Bernard Arnold, David Hotard. Row 2: James Carlson, Bobby Allen, Barry Daniel, Art Marler. Row 3: Tommy Caldwell, Gary Moody, Mike Green, Glorious Foreman. Row 4: David Hackler, Tommy Lankford. Glorious Foreman fakes a defender as the eighth grade offense sets up a scoring play. That second effort proves crucial as Glorious Foreman demonstrates tying the ball up in the Carver game. Eighth grade team members drill on skills in pre-game luarmup. 87 Rebounding, although not directly ap- parent in the score, is an important factor in victory as Art Marler clearly shows. Individual Efforts Combined To Produce Team Victory. Football and basketball are the major sports at George, but there are other sports which deserve recognition. Baseball, tennis, and cross-country are very popular and important to the athletic depart- ment. This year, with the lack of last year ' s senior members, cross-country is rebuilding for future com- petition. The baseball team, after a good season last year, should be at the top of the league, while tennis should again have a profitable season on the courts. Here comes the ivindup, and the pitch, I can ' t kit it any harder! Baseball — Row 1: Ricky McCain, Bobby Flemons, David Banks- ton. Row 2: Doug Brantley, Gary Watts, John Mills, Tommy Jackson, Row 3: Warren Dixon, Johnny Caldwell, Buddy Cham- blee, Mike O ' Brien, Tommy Martin. Tennis— Row 1: Debbie Stover, Chris Mills, Debbie Miller, Pam Chamblee, Faye O ' Neill. Row 2: Judy Williams, Regina Felkner, Debbie Brown, Janice Williams. Row 3: Lynndale Paden, Kay Attaway, Norman Morgan, Kay Campbell, Linda Etter. running for three days, and I am not tired Cross-Country — Row 1: Randy Woody, Tommy Jackson, Johnny Crowder. Roiu 2: C huck Campbell, Sherman Woodley, Buddy Chamblee, Frankie Cole, Steve Maddox. Watch this fast, curve, knuckle, drop ball! Cheerleaders Support And Encourage Junior Farsity Teams. 8th Grade Cheerleaders: Gay Irwin, Delores Kennedy, Lynn Sheffield, Gwen Massengale, Co-Captain Cathy Chamblee, Captain Becky Griffin, Michelle Bradley, Cathy Conger, Jenny Cavender, Lynn Shellnutt. Ring around the roses . . Go George, Beat Carver, Go-o-o-o, sock it to ' em now!. ' Team Cheerleaders — Top to bottom: Captain Pam Stephens, Elaine Langston, a Culpepper, Elaine McLeroy, Sharon Granese, Wanda Griffin, Janet Acree, aa Edge, Patti Fuller, Sherry Thompson, Brenda Manley, Judy McCain. Milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand! Ya-Ba-Dab-A-Doo!!! 91 Wait so I can get in the picture! What do you mean I ' m not doing it right? I ' m having fun, aren ' t you Cheerleaders Boosi UPj U P an d aivay C ' mon you guys, let ' s hold this lead! m to Right: Donna Lambert, Janice Williams, Beth Earnest, Captain Sharon Stephens, Co-Captain Derenda Turner, Jean Granese, Jo Anne Granese Alley, Susan Adams, Linda Bohannon, Judy Williams, Charlene Wooster, High Spirits Throughout the Year You gotta admit, we did that cheer pretty well! Bp g j? ' ? ' X.V Don ' t worry I ' m sure we won ' t trip. A smile even though the tension is mounting. The Student Body and Homecoming Court Us Nervous? Never. ' Are these the real stars??? Valley of the Dolls Anxiously Awaits the Announcement of Left . . . Left left, right, left . They said semi-formal or formal, but this is the limit! Elaine Parker 1968 Homecoming Queen Homecoming 1968 was a momentous occasion. The blue and white decorations carried out the theme of Rhapsody in Blue. The decorations, supplied by the art department, were arranged beautifully throughout the gym by the Student Council. Flower arrangement of blue crepe paper were placed on each table and on the red-carpeted stairs. Streamers of varying shades of blue and hand made blue corsages, carried by members of the Home- coming Court, further carried out the motif. Members of the Homecoming Court selected by popular vote of the student body were escorted by Varsity football players. Each thrilled member of the court, especially the seniors, anx- iously awaited the announcement that Elaine Parker would reign at 1968 Homecoming Queen. Miss Nancy Prickett, last year ' s queen, crowned Elaine as the entire court received the audience ' s applause. Regally hearing the crown, Queen Elaine Parker assumes her throne.i Candid views of Elaine at a Student Council meeting re- flect the natural beauty, poise, and involvement which lead the student body to vote her 1968 Homecoming Queen. Happiness is being Homecoming Queen. Freshmen and Sophomore Court and Es- corts. Joy Hill, Terry Lester, Nancy Grantham, Melvyn Richardson, Pam Ste- phens, Gary Dotson, Jimmye Moore, John Caldwell. rumor Court and Escorts. Left to Right: Doug Brantley, Trisha Wheeler, Jeanne Hotard, Billy Gilstrap. jenior Court and [Escorts. Left to Right: Linda Bohannon, Alan Tomlin, Derenda Turner, Bobby Flemons, Judy Williams, Gary Watts, Sharon .tephens, Terry Skinner, Elaine Parker, Gary Lowman, Janice Williams, Mark Biles. Outstanding Seniors Honored For Accomplishments Janice Williams has participated actively in many phases of the i school program. Athletic endeavors are her particular forte. She was a B-Team cheerleader and has been a Varsity cheerleader for the past two years. The Varsity basketball and tennis teams have benefited from Janice ' s spirited participation. Serving the school, Janice has been a member of student council and various other clubs. Energetic involvement combined with a friendly and out- going personality make her an excellent choice for the honor of Miss George High. Scholarship and service keynote Melvyn Richardson ' s high school life. He has served in student government and is currently presi- dent of the Senior class. Membership in the Beta Club and Na- tional Honor Society attest to his academic achievement. An officer in military, Melvyn ' s leadership has helped train this year ' s color guard. A quiet dignity, respected by students and faculty alike, make Melvyn an outstanding recipient of the title of Mr. George High. Mr. George High, Melvyn Richardson Miss George High, Janice Willian Judy Williams and Gary Watts 100 Susan Cages Linda Bohannon and Ken Grantham Elaine Parker and Zane McDaniel Jerry Hawkins L , Fl j WM kJi H jlBHf .:.. M ' i S ■ ==5hM ]|MM ' I ' . ' -■■ :=?■■ : -i - H -a i - 1 Derenda Turner Judy Dover and Terry Skinner wLW • ■ ■ Hie i H sy B ' JJ C Shelia Baldwin and David Bankston Eddie Canady Sharon Stephens Donna Lambert and Danny Paulk Charm, Beauty, and Personality Typify George Co-ed 104 Special Events Highlight George ' s Social Calendar. 1967 Junior-Senior combines charm and elegance with a casual feeling of fun. Who ' s programming the computer, Susan or Benjief Eighth grade honor students serve at annual honors ban- quet. Greg Bruton and Donna Lambert presen 106 lindy Lance and Dan ny Talley with talent show second and third tface ribbons. 107 108 ,«— •f «••••« JLA. Of «I T9«T Ml Tit TM« • ™« ¥%- . s jnr L - Senior Class Janice Williams, Secretary Judy Dover, Vice-President Melvyn Richardson, President Mr. Parker, Sponsor Zane McDaniel, Treasurer 110 DOROTHY ANN ACREE FRANK C. ALLISON BENNIE L. AMOSON, JR. SYDNEY HAROLD ANDERSON JOANNE APPLING DIANE D. AUGUSTINE RICHARD WAYNE BAFFORD SHEILA ANN BALDWIN DAVID R. BANKSTON KERRY LEE BARKER SHERRY ANITA BARKER DONNIE EDWARD BELL KAY L. BENTLEY 112 fHEDA MAE BERNARD HOWARD BIXBY GLENDA LORAIN E BLANTON MELODY LYNNE BLONDELL JANET ANN BOERNER !JNDA DARLENE BOHANNON LINDA SUE BOYLES PAULA JEAN BOYLES DEBORAH LEE BRACKETT DOUGLAS M. BRANTLEY SANDRA KAY BROCK BARBARA BROOKS SHERRY BROWN ANNE MARIE BRYSON SUSAN EVELYN CAGES LAURA ELLEN BUCKNER RICHARD CALL WALTER DONALD BURDETTE IDA CANNELL CAMPBELL EDDIE LAWRENCE CANADY ALLAN DANIEL CANNON MICHAEL FLOYD CAVALLIN PAMELA GAIL CARROLL JOEL STEPHEN COLLINS RONALD FORTSON CARTER LYNN ROSANNE CRAIN CHARLES F. CROWE ARTHUR E. DAVIS LARRY K. CUMMINGS SUSAN ANN DAVIS MELANIE ANNETTE DANIEL WILLIS ALLEN DAVIS MARY LAURA DULIN NANCY EIDSON DANNY C. ELKINS CONNIE KAY ELLER BOBBIE JO ENTRIKIN MICHAEL ARTHUR ETTER PATSY ANNETTE FENNELL ROBERT ELLIS FLEMONS 118 DONALD FLOURNOY LAMAR GARDNER EDDIE FOWLER ELIZABETH D. GENTRY PAMELIA EILLEEN GAINEY KENNETH L. GRANTHAM CHERRY BETH HALL PEGGY EILIANE HALL LEONARD C. HARDY JERRY E. HAWKINS TOMMY E. HARGIS PHILIP P. HAWKINS MARLA I. HARRIS PERRY ELLIS HOGUE 120 DAVID C. HUGHES JANICE C. HUMPHRIES HARRY LEE HUNTER BUSTER JAMES THOMAS W. JOHNSON CAROLYN MELISSA JONES LINDA CAROL JONES GLORIA JEAN KELLER 121 J. FRANK KELLERMAN KAY MARIE KELLY DONNA ELLEN LAMBERT RICKY ALLEN LANE JOHN CURTIS KROEGER AMBER JEAN LARSON KERRY WILLIAM LATHAM DEBBIE MAUREEN LITTLE LESLIE PAULETTE MACK LINDA ELIZABETH LEE JOLENE RENEE LITTLE ANTHONY W. MANLEY SKEET H. LEONARD LYNNE C. MacNEAL CHERYL LYNNE MATHEWS ROBERT C. MAYO TIMOTHY DAVIS McBRAYER JAMES RICHARD McCAIN RICHARD ZANE McDANIEL DERALD L. McDONALD FLOYD E. McDONALD CHARLES CON McGREGOR INDA FAY McKAY BOBBY MITCHELL CAROL LEE MOORE CYNTHIA MOORE JOSEPH CODY MOORE IARY LYNN MORGAN MICHAEL LYNN NELSON STEVE NIELSEN RONALD MARK NOBLE BARBARA JEAN O ' NEAL PATRICK MICHAEL O ' NEILL CLARA ANNIE PADGETT EDNA PATRICIA OTWELL ELAINE M. PARKER DARAN TIMOTHY PADEN MICHAEL CURTIS PATRICK PEGGY ANN PATTON DANIEL L. PAULK RONALD DANA PEARSON LINDA JEAN PEAVEY FREDDY POTZER GLORIA DIANE PLEMONS MELONIE ANN POPE PAUL DOUGLAS PRUITT MIKE WAYNE RAGAN RONALD RAINES HENRY MELVYN RICHARDSON EDITH A. ROWLAND SANDRA JOANNE RUSH GARY RAY SHEAD CLAUDIA SUSAN SHIPMAN TERRY LEON SKINNER 128 ARY JANE SPILLERS JOHN LARRY STEPHENS SHARON ANGELA STEPHENS 129 DERENDA TURNER VERLENE WALKER HAROLD WARD VICTOR L. WEAVER JOHN BARRY WELSH RITA MAY WHITAKER LILA LEE WHITFIELD DEBBIE WILLIAMS JANICE WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS ROSEANNE WILLIAMS 131 EDITH ELIZABETH WINN EUGENIA FRANCES WISE MARY FRANCES WISE DONNA SUE WITHROW ROBERT A. WOOD JOYCE WOODLEY CHARLENE WOOSTER JANIE LYNN WORLEY Senior Activities DOROTHY ANN ACREE Kris Glee Club 3 ; Co-ed Hi-Y 3 ; Choir 4 ; Art Club 1 ; Cheer- ading 1,3; Homeroom Officer 1,3. FRANK C. ALLISON ' rack 1,2; Science Club 2,3; Rifle Team 4,5; NCO and Officer ' s Hub 4; Officer ' s Club 5. BENNIE L. AMOSON, JR. r. Civitan 5 ; Latin Club 3,4,5 ; Football 1,2,3 ; Baseball 1,5 ; Honor Loll 1 ; Safety Club 5 ; Homeroom Officer 3 ; NCO and Officer ' s :iub 4; Officer ' s Club 5. SYDNEY HAROLD ANDERSON !eta Club 4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; Latin Club 2,3,4; lonor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 1,2,3; Safety ]lub 5 ; Science Club 2,3 ; Honors Banquet 2,3,5 ; Homeroom Officer ; NCO and Officer ' s Club 4; Officer ' s Club 5. JOANNE APPLING Ihoir 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 5; Y-Teens 5; F.H.A. 3. DIANE DOROTHY AUGUSTINE ' hoir 3 ; Homeroom Officer 4,5. RICHARD WAYNE BAFFORD SHEILA ANN BALDWIN ieta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4,5 ; Jr. Civitan 4,5 ; Geor- ettes 2,3,4, Captain 5; Latin Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Picons View Staff 3,4, News Editor 5; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3; Safety Club 4; Honors Banquet ,2,3,4,5 ; Homeroom Officer 5. DAVID R. BANKSTON tudent Council 1,2,3,4,5; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1,3,4,5; iaseball 2,3,4,5; Track 1; Honor Roll 1,2; Jr. National Honor ocietv 1,2; Honors Banq uet 1,2; Class President 1,2; Homeroom )fficer 3,4,5. KERRY LEE BARKER Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 5 ; Latin Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Falcons View Staff 3; Honor Roll 3; Jr. National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Honors Banquet 4; Debate Club 1,2; NCO and Officer ' s Club 4; Officer ' s Club 5; Rifle Team 4,5. SHERRY ANITA BARKER Co-ed Hi-Y 5 ; Band 4,5 ; Falconettes 4, Captain 5 ; Tennis 5 ; Safety Club 5. DONNIE EDWARD BELL Choir2;D.E.C.A. 4,5. KAY L. BENTLEY Student Council 4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Band 2,3,4,5; Falconettes 2; Majorettes 3,4, Lieutenant 5; Y-Teens 3,4 Honor Roll 4; Homeroom Officer 4,5. THEDA MAE BERNARD Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4,5 ; Co-ed Hi-Y 4,5 ; Jr. Civitan 4, Secretary 5; Latin Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2; F.H.A. 2,3; Falcons View Staff 5; Cheerleading 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Safety Club 5; Honors Banquet 2,3,5; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,5. HOWARD A. BIXBY GLENDA LORAINE BLANTON Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4,5 ; Jr. Civitan 4, Treasurer 5; Choir 2,3; Y-Teens 3; F.H.A 2; ' Honor Roll 1,2,4,5; Jr. Na- tional Honor Society 2,3 ; Honors Banquet 2,3,5. MELODY LYNNE BLONDELL Beta Club 4,5; National Honor Society 3,4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 5; Spanish Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; French Club 4,5; Y-Teens 3,4; F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 2, Reporter 3; Georgian Staff 3,4, Associate Editor 5; Basketball 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 1,2; Drama Club 4; Girls Glee Club 1; Safety Club 5; Science Club 1,2,3; Honors Banquet 1,2,3,4,5; Debate Club 2. JANET ANN BOERNER Student Council 4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 3,4,5; Choir 4; Homecoming Court 4; Safety Club 5; Cheerleading 1; Homeroom Officer 4,5. 133 Senior Activities LINDA DARLENE BOHANNON Student Council 3; Beta Club 4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 4,5; Jr. Civitan 3,4,5; Latin Club, Vice-President 3; Falcons View Staff 3,4,5 ; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4,5 ; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3; Safety Club 5; Honors Banquet 1,2,3,4,5; Class Trea- surer 3 ; Homeroom Officer 2,3. LINDA SUE BOYLES Band4;D.E.C.A. 5. PAULA JEAN BOYLES F.H.A. 2;D.E.C.A. 5. DEBORAH LEE BRACKETT Georgettes 2,3; Latin Club 2; Y-Teens 1 ; Honors Banquet 1. DOUGLAS M. BRANTLEY Art Club 1; Football 1,2,3,5; Basketball 1,2,3,5; Baseball 2,3,5; Track 1 ; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3. SANDRA KAY BROCK BARBARA MAE BROOKS SHERRY LEE BROWN Choir 2 ; D.E.C.A. 4,5 ; Girls Glee Club 3. ANNA MARIA BRYSON Choir 1,2,4; F.H.A. 3,4,5; Jr. Red Cross 1,3. LAURA ELLEN BUCKNER Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4,5 ; Jr. Civitan 5 ; Geor- gettes 4,5 ; Spanish Club 2,3,4; French Club 4,5 ; Y-Teens 4; F.T.A. 3,4, President 5 ; Falcons View Staff 4, Managing Editor 5 ; Basket- ball 2; Honor Roll 2,3,5; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3; Drama Club 4; Girls Glee Club 1; Honors Banquet 1,2; Homeroom Officer 3,5. WALTER DONALD BURDETTE Choir 1,2,4,5. SUSAN EVELYN CAGES Student Council 3; Beta Club 4,5; Jr. Civitan 5; Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5; Choir 1; Girls Glee Club 1; Latin Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Tennis 3; Honor Roll 1,2,4 Jr. National Honor Society 2,3; Honors Banquet 1,2; Class Officer 3. RICHARD CALL D.E.C.A. 4, President 5. IDA CANNELL CAMPBELL Y-Teens 1. EDDIE CANADY Football 3,4,5; Basketball 3,4,5; Baseball 3. ALLAN DANIEL CANNON Jr. Civitan 5 ; Basketball 1 ; Homeroom Officer 2,4,5. PAMELA GAIL CARROLL Co-ed Hi-Y 3,4,5; Jr. Civitan 4,5; Choir 1,2; Girls Glee Club 3; Art Club 1 ; Safety Club 5. MICHAEL FLOYD CAVALLIN Jr. Civitan 4,5; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Tennis 4,5; Safety Club 4; Honors Banquet 1. JOEL STEPHEN COLLINS Spanish Club 2; Football 2; D.E.C.A. 4; Homeroom Officer 1. LYNN ROSANNE CRAIN Choir 4,5. CHARLES F. CROWE D.E.C.A. 5. LARRY KENNETH CUMMINGS Co-ed Hi-Y 4; Band 1,2,3,4,5 ; Spanish Club 2; Track 1 ; Tennis 4. MELANIE ANNETTE DANIEL Co-ed Hi-Y 5; Jr. Civitan 4,5; Band 3,4,5; Falconettes 3,4; Major- ettes 5; Latin Club 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3 Falcons View Staff 3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 3; Safety Club 5; Honors Banquet 1. ARTHUR E. DAVIS Football 2,3,4,5; Track 4,5. SUSAN ANN DAVIS WILLIS ALLEN DAVIS Student Council 5; Choir 2; Georgian Staff 5; Homeroom Officer 5 ; NCO and Officer ' s Club 4 ; Officer ' s Club 5. CLINT W. DICKERSON Co-ed Hi-Y 4,5; Jr. Civitan 4; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3,4,5. JUDY E. DOVER Student Council 2,3,4,5; Choir 2; Y-Teens 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 5; Class Secretary 4; Class Vice-President 5; Homeroom Officer 2,3. MARY LAURA DULIN Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4,5 ; Latin Club 2,3 ; French Club 4; Y-Teens 3; F.T.A. 1,2,3,5; Jr. Red Cross 3; Falcons View Staff 3,4; D.E.C.A. 5; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3; Girls Glee Club 1; Honors Banquet 1,2,3,4,5; Home- room Officer 2 ; Debate Club 2. NANCY EIDSON Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4,5; F.H.A. 2; Honor Roll 3; Girls Glee Club 1; Safety Club 5; Honors Ban- quet 1. DANNY C. ELKINS Co-ed Hi-Y 4,5 ; Jr. Civitan 5 ; Spanish Club 3 ; Tennis 3,4,5 ; Safetyt Club 5; Science Club 3; Drill Team 4; NCO and Officer ' s Club 4;l Officer ' s Club 5. CONNIE KAY ELLER Beta Club 4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 4; Jr. Civitan 4,5; Band 2,3,4,5; Falconettes 2; Majorettes 3,4,5; F.H.A. 2; Art Club 2; Georgian Staff 5 ; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Safety Club 4,5; Honors Banquet 1,2,3,4,5; Homeroom Officer 3; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3. BOBBIE JO ENTREKIN Choir 1,2,3,4,5; Y-Teens 2,3; F.T.A. 1. MICHAEL ARTHUR ETTER Student Council 3 ; Beta Club 5 ; National Honor Society 5 ; Co-ed Hi-Y 2,3,4; Jr. Civitan 5; Latin Club 3,4,5; Science Club 2,3; Class President 3; Debate Club 2; Officer ' s Club 5. PATSY ANNETTE FENNELL Choir 1,3,5 ; Girls Glee Club 2. ROBERT ELLIS FLEMONS Co-ed Hi-Y 4; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Track 1; Homeroom Officer 1,5. DONALD FLOURNOY EDDIE FOWLER PAMELA EILLEEN GAINEY Band 3 ; Falconettes 3 ; Latin Club 5 ; Spanish Club 3 ; F.H.A. 1 ; Art Club 1; Honor Roll 1,4,5. LAMAR GARDNER Track 1 ; Art Club 5. ELIZABETH DIANE GENTRY Choir 1,2,3,4,5. KENNETH L. GRANTHAM Student Council 2,3,4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 4; Historian 5; Jr. Civitan 4; President 5 ; Spanish Club 2 ; Georgian Staff 4,5 ; Falcons View Staff 3 ; Baseball 5 ; Honor Roll 1 ; Honors Banquet 1 ; Class Treasurer 2; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4,5; NCO and Officer ' s Club 4; Officer ' s Club 5. CAROLYN GREENE DANNY GEORGE GRUBBS Mixed Choir 4,5. CHERRY BETH HALL Choir 1,3,4. PEGGY EILIANE HALL Student Council 4; Choir 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 3; Homeroom Officer 4,5. LEONARD G. HARDY Choir 2; D.E.C.A. 4; Homeroom Officer 1. TOMMY E. HARGIS Student Council 1,2; Beta Club 4; Latin Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Honor Society 2; Science Club 1,2; Honors Ban- quet 1; Class Treasurer 2; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4; Officer ' s Club 5 ; Drill Team 4. MARLA I. HARRIS Choir 1,3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Girls Glee Club 1,3. JERRY E. HAWKINS Student Council 1,2,4; Co-ed Hi-Y 3,4; Jr. Civitan 4; Choir 2,3; Football 1,2,4,5; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,3,4; Honors Banquet 1; Class President 4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,5. PHILIP P. HAWKINS Choir 4,5. PERRY ELLIS HOGUE Choir 2 ; D.E.C.A. 5 ; Safety Club 4,5. DAVID CHRISTOPHER HUGHES Student Council 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Spanish Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 5; Falcons View Staff 3; Golf 5; Honor Roll 1,2; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3 ; Honors Banquet 2 ; Homeroom Officer 2,3. JANICE CHRISTINE HUMPHRIES Choir 5. D.E.C.A. 1,2. HARRY LEE HUNTER BUSTER JAMES D.E.C.A. 5 ; NCO and Officer ' s Club 4. THOMAS W. JOHNSON Choir 1,3,4,5; Football 1,2; Basketball 3; Track 1. CAROLYN MELISSA JONES Choir 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; Girls Glee Club 2. LINDA CAROL JONES F.H.A. 2. GLORIA JEAN KELLER D.E.C.A. 4; Girls Glee Club 2. FRANK KELLERMAN Choir 2 ; Drill Team 4. KAY MARIE KELLY Jr. Civitan 5; Georgettes 5; Art Club 1; Choir 1,2,3,4. JOHN CURTIS KROEGER Student Council 4,5; Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 2; French Clul 4,5 ; Basketball 1 ; Golf 4,5 ; Choir 3 ; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4,5. DONNA ELLEN LAMBERT Student Council 4,5 ; Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4 Vice President 5 ; Georgian Staff 4,5 ; Cheerleading 2,3,5 ; Tennis 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3; Honor Banquet 1,2,3,4,5; Homeroom Officer 3,4,5. RICKY ALLEN LANE AMBER JEAN LARSON F.T.A. 2; Jr. Red Cross 1,2,5; Cheerleading 2; Girls Glee Club 1 KERRY WILLIAM LATHAM D.E.C.A. 5. LINDA ELIZABETH LEE Choir 3,5; Girls Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4,5; Jr. Red Cross 1,4,5 SKEET H. LEONARD Jr. Civitan 5; Football 3; Baseball 3; Track 1,2; Homeroom Officei 4,5. DEBBIE MAUREEN LITTLE Band 4,5; Falconettes 2; Majorettes 3,4,5; Choir 2; Y-Teens 3 Art Club 1 ; Jr. Red Cross 1 ; Honors Banquet 1. JOLENE RENEE LITTLE Choir 5; F.H.A. 1. LYNNE C. MacNEAL Choir 3,4,5; Latin Club 3,4; Art Club 5; Drama Club 4. LESLIE PAULETTE MACK Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4,5 ; Jr. Civitan 4,5 ; Choili 1,2; F.H.A. 2; Honor Roll 1,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 3 Honors Banquet 1,3,4,5; Homeroom Officer 1. ANTHONY W. MANLEY CHERYL LYNNE MATHEWS Student Council 3,4,5 ; Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4,5+ Co-ed Hi-Y 2,3,4,5; Jr. Civitan 4, Vice President 5; Georgette; 2,3, 2nd Lt. 4, 1st Lt. 5; F.H.A. 1 ; Latin Club Devotional Chair man 3 ; Georgian Staff 3,4, Editor 5 ; Student Council Vice Presiden 5; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3; Safet Club Vice-President 4, President 5; Honors Banquet 1 ,2,3,4,5 Class Vice-President 3,4; Homeroom Officer 1; Volleyball 1. ROBERT C. MAYO Choir 1,2,4; D.E.C.A. 4. TIMOTHY DAVIS McBRAYER Football 1 ; Track 1,2; D.E.C.A. 5. JAMES RICHARD McCAIN Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4,5. RICHARD ZANE McDANIEL Student Council 2,4,5 ; Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4 President 5; Co-ed Hi-Y 5; Jr. Civitan 5; Choir 2,3; Latin Clu 3,4,5; Jr. Red Cross 3; Falcons View Staff 3,4, Editor 5; Jr. Na; tional Honor Society 3; Drama Club 4; Honors Banquet 2; Clas Treasurer 5 ; Homeroom Officers 1,2,3,4. Senior Activities DERALD L. McDONALD hoir 2 ; Track 2 ; D.E.C.A. 4. floyd e. Mcdonald i.E.C.A. Jr. Vice-President 5. CHARLES CON McGREGOR tudent Council 2 ; Spanish Club 3 ; Falcons View Staff 4,5 ; Foot- !dl 3 ; Homeroom Officer 2. LINDA FAYE McKAY hoir 1,2,3,4,5; Y-Teens 1; F.H.A. 1; Jr. Red Cross 1; Track 1; cirls Glee Club 1 ).E.C.A. 4,5. BOBBY MITCHELL CAROL LEE MOORE eta Club 4,5; National Honor Society 3,4,5; Band 3,4,5; Fal- onettes 3; Majorettes 4,5; Honor Roll 1,2,4,5; Jr. National Honor ociety 2; Honors Banquet 1,3,5. CYNTHIA LOUISE MOORE :hoir 1.3,4; F.T.A. 2; Girls Glee Club 5. JOSEPH CODY MOORE i ' ootball 1,2,3 ; Track 1,2,3 ; Tennis 4. MARY LYNN MORGAN :hoir 1,3,4,5; Y-Teens 2; Jr. Red Cross 2; Drama Club 4; Safety :iub 5. MICHAEL LYNN NELSON Co-ed Hi-Y 4,5 ; Latin Club 3 ; Falcons View Staff 5 ; Basketball 1 ; football 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Track 1; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3. STEVE NIELSEN Baseball 1,2. RONALD MARK NOBLE BARBARA JEAN O ' NEAL Choir 2 ; Tennis 3,4,5. PATRICK MICHAEL O ' NEILL E. PATRICIA OTWELL Choir 3 ; D.E.C.A. 5. DARAN TIMOTHY PADEN Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor Society 4,5 ; Jr. Civitan 5 ; Latin Club 2 ; Spanish Club 4 ; Football 2 ; Basketball 1 ; Track 1 ; Girls Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 2; Honors Banquet 2,4. CLARA ANNIE PADGETT Choir 2,4,5 ; F.H.A. 4,5 ; Art Club 5. ELAINE M. PARKER Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 5 ; Beta Club 4, Secretary 5 ; Co-ed Hi-Y 4; National Honor Society 4; Band 2,3,4,5; Majorettes 2, Co-Captain 3,4, Captain 5; Choir 2; Latin Club 3; Y-Teens 3,4; Homecoming Court 4, Homecoming Queen 5 ; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5 ; Jr. National Honor Society 1,2,3; Honors Banquet 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 3,4,5. MICHAEL CURTIS PATRICK Student Council 1; Latin Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Jr. National Honor Society 2 ; Science Club 2 ; Homeroom Officer 1 ; Officer ' s Club 5 ; Drill ' Team 4. PEGGY ANN PATTON Student Council 5; Beta Club 4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5; Latin Club 3; French Club 4,5; Y-Teens 2,3; iHonor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 1,2,3; Safety Club 5; Honors Banquet 1,2,3,4,5; Homeroom Officer 4,5. 137 DANNY L. PAULK Student Council 2,3,4, President 5; Beta Club 4,5; National Honoi Society 4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 3,4,5; Jr. Civitan 4,5; Band 1,2,3,4,5 Latin Club 2,3,4; Georgian Staff 4,5; Varsity Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 5; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 3 Drama Club 4; Honors Banquet 1,2,3,5; Class Vice-President 2 Class Treasurer 4; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4,5. RONALD DANA PEARSON Choir 1,2,3,4,5; Varsity Football Manager 2,3; D.E.C.A. Chaplair 5 ; Drama Club 4. LINDA JEAN PEAVEY Choir 3,4. GLORIA DIANE PLEMONS MELONIE ANN POPE Choir 2,3,4,5; F.H.A. 1,2; Jr. Business Leader of America 4. FREDDY POTZER PAUL DOUGLAS PRUITT Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 5. MIKE WAYNE RAGAN Football 3,4; Track 1,2,3. RONALD RAINES Choir 2,3 ; Football 1,2,3 ; Basketball 1,2,3. HENRY MELVYN RICHARDSON Beta Club 4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; Jr. Civitan 5; Latir, Club Treasurer 3; Georgian Staff 5; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Honor; Banquet 1,2,3,4,5; Class President 5; Home Room Officer 2,3. WILLIAM ALAN ROWLAND Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; D.E.C.A. 5; Football 1. EDITH A. ROWLAND Choir 5 ; Y-Teens 5 ; Girls Glee Club 4. SANDRA JOANNE RUSH Georgettes 3 ; Choir 2,3,4,5 ; Jr. Red Cross 4 ; Safety Club 5. GARY RAY SHEAD CLAUDIA SUSAN SHIPMAN Choir 5. TERRY LEON SKINNER Student Council 3,4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1; Track 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3,4,5. MARY JANE SPILLERS Co-ed Hi-Y 5; Art Club 5; Red Cross 2; Class Treasurer 2. JOHN LARRY STEPHENS D.E.C.A. 4,5. SHARON ANGELA STEPHENS Student Council 4; Co-ed Hi-Y 3,4; Jr. Civitan 4,5; Choir 1,2 Girls Glee Club 3; F.H.A. 1; Georgian Staff 4,5; Cheerleadin i 1,2,4, Captain 3,5; Homecoming Court 5; Honor Roll 2; Safety Club 5; Homeroom Officer 1,3,4,5. JUANITA DIANE SUTTON BRENDA LEE SWEATMAN Choir 4,5 ; Latin Club 5 ; Y-Teens 5 ; Art Club 1,2,3 ; Jr. Red Cros: 2,3,4 ; Honor Roll 2,3 ; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3 ; Girls Glei Club 1,2,3; Honors Banquet 3; Cheerleading 3. CLARK L. TOMLIN, JR. Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Football 1,3; Honor Roll 1,2 Honors Banquet 1. DERENDA TURNER Co-ed Hi-Y 4; Jr. Civitan 5; Choir 2; Girls Glee Club 3; Cheer leading 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 5; Homecoming Court 3,4,5; Hono: Roll 1 ; Honors Banquet 1 ; Homeroom Officer 3,4. INEESE V. WALKER Basketball 1 ; Softball 1 ; 4-H Club 1 ; Jr. Civitan 5. HAROLD WARD Band 3 ; Choir 1. 138 ABRAHAM WASHINGTON BRENDA JENICE WATERS ka Club 4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; Y-Teens 3; F.H.A. 2,3 ; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5 ; Jr. National Honor Society 2,3 ; Honors jnquet 1,2,4,5; Homeroom Officer 5 ; Georgian Staff 4,5. GARY LANE WATTS udent Council Treasurer 5 ; Beta Club 4,5 ; National Honor So- ty 4,5 ; Co-ed Hi-Y 5 ; Jr. Civitan 5 ; Latin Club 2,3 ; Football 3,4,5; Basketball 3; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Honor Roll 2,3,4,5; Jr. jational Honor Society 3 ; Honors Banquet 2,3,4,5. VICTOR L. WEAVER and 1,2,3,4. JOHN BARRY WELCH •. Civitan 5; Band 2,3,4,5; French Club 4,5; Golf 4,5. RITA MAY WHITAKER hoir 1,2,3,4,5. LILA LEE WHITFIELD o-ed Hi-Y 5; Choir 4,5; Jr. Red Cross 5; Drama Club 5. DEBBIE WILLIAMS -. Civitan 5 ; Jr. Red Cross 5. JANICE WILLIAMS :udent Council 1,2,3,4,5; Co-ed Hi-Y 5; Jr. Civitan 5; Choir 2; sanish Club 3; Y-Teens 3; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Cheerleading 4,5; Tennis 4,5; Basketball 3,4,5; Class Secretary 5; Homecoming ourt 5; Honor Roll 1 ; Honors Banquet 1. JUDY WILLIAMS •udent Council 4,5 ; Co-ed Hi-Y 5 ; Jr. Civitan 5 ; Spanish Club 3; Y-Teens 2; F.T.A. 2,3; Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3; Georgian Staff ; Cheerleading 3,4,5; Tennis 4,5; Basketball 3,4,5; Homecoming ourt 5 ; Honor Roll 1,4; Girls Glee Club 1 ; Safety Club 5 ; Honors anquet 1 ; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4,5. Senior Activities ROSEANNE WILLIAMS Beta Club 4,5; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Spanish Club 2,3,4,5; Y-Teens 3,4,5; F.H.A. 1,2; Art Club Vice-President 2,3; Track 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 2; Drama Club 4; Science Club 2,3 ; Honors Banquet 2. EDITH ELIZABETH WINN Choir 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. Red Cross 4. EUGENIA FRANCES WISE Honors Banquet 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. National Honor Society 1,2; Na- tional Society 3,4, Secretary 5 ; Beta Club 4,5 ; Jr. Red Cross 2,3, Vice-President 4,5; F.H.A. 3,4, Vice-President 2; Jr. Civitan 5 ; Latin Club 3,4; Safetv Club 4, Vice-President 5; Homeroom Officer 3,4,5. MARY FRANCES WISE Honors Banquet 3. DONNA SUE WITHROW Choir 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2. ROBERT A. WOOD D.E.C.A. Vice-President 4,5. JOYCE WOODLEY Choir 3. MARIAN CHARLENE WOOSTER Co-ed Hi-Y 3,4,5; Jr. Civitan 4,5; Choir 1,2,4; Latin Club 3; Georgian Staff 5; Cheerleading 1,3,5; Honor Roll 1; Honors Ban- quet 1 ; Girls Glee Club 3 ; Safety Club 5 ; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. JANIE LYNN WORLEY Co-ed Hi-Y 5 ; Latin Club 5 ; Drama Club 5 ; Girls Glee Club 5. 139 Jimmy Abraham Susan Adams Lea Alley Diane Amoson Pat Anderson Kathy Anthony Debby Arnesen James Arnold Donna Augustine Judy Avery Judy Bales Carol Baldwin Mark Ballard Ann Bearden Mark Biles David Brinson Tari Bardenwerper Jim Barker Keith Atkinson Leonard Bell Laura Blondell Susan Brackett Hazel Brown Barbara Brownlee 141 Charles Browning Greg Bruton Steve Buice Danny Burnham Claudette Burpee Carl Calfee Jeanie Bundy Jane Burge Douglas Burks Chuck Campbell Cathy Carmichael Joy Carmichael Keith Carter Brenda Caudell Larry Carvey Jephath Cephus Johnny Chandler Pam Chamblee Tim Chamblee Dennis Christian Benjie Clark Randy Clay Joy Craig Leon Crawley PS AT Tests are the Junior s First Step Toward College Susan Croft Tessie Dedis Vicki Duncan Johnny Crowder Marsha Daniels Steve Dyer Larry Crumbley Warren Dixon Steve Eakin Gail Crunkelton Dorothy Dooley Beth Earnest Billy Deyton Marsha Dorsey Mike Edrnondson 143 Linda Edwards Tommy Eller Lee Eltzroth Diane Entrekin David Faucett Sandra Feagler Regina Felkner Kenneth Ferguson Gail Finley Sandra Florence Pat Flournoy Judy Fortune Danny Fowler Kyle Frank Debbie Frazier Linda Garmon Brenda Garner Dorothy Gay Joyce Gibson Paula Gibson Eddie Gladney Jean Granese Joann Granese Dan Gregory Steve Hackler Mary Haddock David Hall Ted Hall Philip Hames Jerry Haney Ann Hargis Steve Harris Pat Hayes Debbie Helton Bruce Henderson Hilldred Hill Kathy Hinkle Bill Holbrook Terri Holland Elizabeth Horton Jean Hotard Tommy Jackson Sue Jenkins Danny Jones Denise Jones Joyce Jones Cynthia Keen Spirited Student-Faculty Game Raises Money for the Jr.-Sr. Billy Kent Larry King Cindy Lance Paul Lee Barbara Lenderman Darrell Lewis Pam Lewis Doris Lynch Dorothy Lynch Robert Maddox Steve Maddox Paul Matthews Susan Matthews Teresa McBride Robert McManus The Junior JVCO ' s Check the Roster Boards Sandra McNew Janice McVey Tommy Meeks George Menzies Debbie Miller Diane Miller Walker Miller Chris Mills Bernard Minter Debra Mobley Jean Moss Sharon Murrov Nina Newman Terry Norton Faye O ' Neal Shirley Owen Sandra Parker Marie Rakestraw Teri Reeves Lyles Rochester Wanda Rogers for Assignments and Grades Debra Rowland Lena Rozier Steve Rutledge Sue Sandlin Rickey Sangster Kenneth Schloemer Debbie Scott Claude Simpson Ruby Sinkfield David Sisson Janice Slaton Phil Smelley Linda Smith William Smith Kenny Smitherman 147 Carol Sorrow Judy Sorrow Nilda Soto Pam Spears Charles Stauffer Mike Steele Kathy Stephens Smitty Stephens Jimmy Stewart Danny Talley Juniors Enjoy Homecoming Dance Brenda Terry Tony Thaxton Robert Thomas Gloria Thompson Lamar Thrasher Barbara Thurman Belinda Trawick Carolyn Turnipseed Beth Padgett Phil Peppers Greg Pitts Gary Pharr Cathy Potzer Vicki Power Bertha Powell Deloris Prothro Lorraine Walla Connie Walls Bill Walton Annette Ward After Working Hard on Preparations Jane Young Diane Youngblood Shirley Whigham Newton White Janie Wise Sherman Woodley Marvin Wright Patsy Yarbrough 149 Sophomore Class Karen Sparks, Secretary Donna Adams Rusty Adams Judy Anderson Eddie Armstrong William Atkinson Kay Attaway Mike Bailey Steve Banks Dale Barnes Patricia Barton Patsy Bearden Mike Bennett Bill Benson Gay Bentley Donald Beyseigel Shirley Bickers Harriet Black Teresa Bledsoe John Cages Andrea Caldwell Johnny Caldwell Kay Cambell Nelson Canady Billy Cannon Joyce Carmichael Judy Carpenter Bruce Cash 151 Deborah Cash Jackie Cavender Buddy Chamblee Linda Chandler Brenda Chase Kenneth Cobb Richard Conner Teresa Cox Jan Culpepper Ellen Cummings Becky Daniel Shirley Davis Excited Sophomores Ponder the Terry Dawson Shirley Dennard Izzay Denney Kathryn Dresk Judy Dunbar David Easterwood Mark Eaton Bettina Edge Kathy Edmondson Linda Etter Charles Evans Michael Evans Steve Ferguson Regina Fielding Buster Fitzgerald Dwight Fleming Shelia Flournoy David Former Elizabeth Forts Bryan Gallaway Donna Garner Gail Garner Gail Gibson Sharon Giles Billy Gilstrap David Gladden Trudy Glawson Tragic Fate of Julius Caesar t 4 Danny Griffen Wanda Griffin Larry Gunter Randy Hackler C. Hambrick Mike Hancock Danny Hardy Rebecca Harris Ray Hawkins Helen Head Mark Healy David Hernandez IllWfV 153 Gayle Hill Billy Hillman Danny Hinkle Peggy Hogue Alice Hotard Judy Hudson Marie Hudson Jerry Jackson Jimmy Johnson Alec Jones Jimmy Jones Sherry Jones The Tenth Grade Goes All Out for Vicki Jones Debra Joyner Jo Anne Keller David Kemmerer Jean Kight Teresa Kendrick Lance Kennedy Karen Kent Stanley Kimbrell Johnny Kimbro Sheilah Lambert Kay Lane Vicki Lang Jeff Lavender Beverly Lee B. J. Leimenstoll fc 7M A 2 V. Leimenstoll Becky Little Steve Long Rosemary Lynch Terry Maro Tommy Martin Danny Mayo Mike McCain Judy McKinnon Terry McMahan Sandra Martin Brenda Mescall Mike Miller Valencia Milligan John Mills Becky Mobley Douglas Moore Jimmye Moore George ' s Traditional Fall Activities Mike O ' Brien Tommy O ' Neill Linda Otwel! Lynndale Paden Becky Palmer I ony ratton Melody Preston Sybil Proux Kenneth Purcell 155 Rodney Purcell Jamie Reeves Wayne Richey Selena Rickers Linda Roquemore Jimmy Russell Sophomores Strive to Broaden Their Interests in Libby Shellnutt Debbie Sherrod June Simpson Bonnie Sims David Smith Mike Smith Wendell Smith Tom Smithermar Audrey Snyder Larry Snyder Karen Sparks Danny Spicer Chris Stephens Judy Stephens Pam Stephens Wanda Stevensc Debbie Stover Harriet Strider Nina Swain Jackie Sutton Ginger Taratine Steve Teems Vincent Thomas Sherrie Thompson John Thurmond Richard Thurmond Douglas Tolleson Alan Tomlin Alan Toney Daryl Trawick Liz Tucker Hank Turner Dolores Walker Larry Waller James Ward Douglas Warren Whalen Weatherford Nora Webb Tommy Weeks Mark Welch Eddie Westbrooks Judy Westbrooks Marshall Whigham Deborah White Mike White Robert White Skeeter Whitley Charles Williams Subjects of Mind and Body Ah T 4 A . Curtis Williams James Williams Kathy Williams Jackie Wilson Michael Wimbrush Clifton Windham Marsha Winn Harold Wise Earl Woodley 157 Freshman class officers and their sponsor, Miss Stanley Tern r Lester, President Debbie Weldon, Treasurer and Joy Hill, Secretar 158 Freshman Class Cindy Weaver, Vice-President Ci IP Beth Brown Calvin Brown Don Brown Geneva Brown Doug Buice Bonnie Burdett Tony Burdette Janet Acree Mike AUgood Johnny Allen Glen Allison Peggy Allison Arnold Altman George Amerine Christine Amoson Dicky Anderson Johnny Anderson Arthur Anthony Diane Arp Janice Ashberry Linda Askew Dennis Atkinson Rose Barnett Billy Batchelor Melody Bearden 159 Terry Burge Vicki Burgess Donna Campbell Teresa Campbell Timothy Cannon Debbie Carmichael Libby Carpenter I Phyllis Carrecter |j| Judy Carroll Dwight Chandler Gail Chapman Terry Chesbrough Freshmen Efforts Produce Important Contributions to School Life Ronnie Chesser Bar ry Clower Don Cochran Debbie Coile Gwenetta Collier Carol Collins David Cook Jimmy Cook Bobby Cooper Debbie Cooper Tommy Costello Joey Couch Barbara Crews David Craig Heather Croft Sandra Crowe Jack Cunningham Cindy Daniel Bobby Davis Dannv Davis Flora Davis Peggy Davis Rosemary Davis Sharon Davis Stanley Dodson Steve Donaldson Donnie Downing Dennis Dresko Wayne Dumas Tony Eason Linda Edmondson Randv Edwards Myra Elder Bernie Ellington Jerrard Evans Marcus Fann Eddie Fannin Debbie Farmer Angela Faucett Patsv Faulkner Debbie Fennell Jan Finley Debra Fleming Jimmy Fleming Tyrone Davis Harold DeLoach Donna Delzell Candy Dickerson Bruce Dickerson Brenda Dishman Anthony Dixon Mary Dixon Cecil Dockery Dale Forts Henrietta Forts Mike Fox Bonita Freeman Tina Frey Patti Fuller Patricia Fuller Jim Fullwood Randall Gabbard Valerie Gainey Jimmy Garrett Barbara Gay Larry Gibbs Linda Gibson Patti Gibson Tommy Glaze Geneva Gleason Amelia Goepp The Class of Seventy-one Participates Kerry Graham Sharon Granese Robert Grant Nancy Grantham Laverne Greeson Vickie Grogan Charles Hall Douglas Hamby Sandra Hammock Susan Hancock Joey Handley Mark Haney Derrin Hardy Mike Harper Helen Harrell 162 Dan Harris Randy Helton Betty Henderson Permelia Henderson Ronnie Henry Scottie Hensley Carolyn Herron Richard Hicks Joy Hill Leon Hilton Faye Hindman Jimmy Hindman Julianne Ledford Richard Hinshaw Janice Holbrook Joyce Holbrook Paul Holbrook Gary Holcombe in a Wide Spectrum of School Activities Brenda Homesley Tom Hornsby Alan Horton Connie Hughs Phil Huff Denise Huffman Mike Ingram Bonnie Ivee Victor Jeffares Evelyn Johnson Grady Jones Sarah Jones Sheila Ledbetter Terry Lester Pat Lewis Donald Little Jimmy Little Gary Lowman Judy McCain Mike McCarthy Loaird McCreary Barbara McDaniel Bill McGregor Marsha McKay Don McKnight Patsy McKnight Terry McLeroy Diane McNew Buddy Mack Brenda Manley The Ninth Grade Sponsors a School EEfia ' iF Forgfc-n Louise Mann Darrell Martin David Martin Linda Martin Melissa Martinez Gene Meadows Debbie Miller Beverly Minter Marcia Mitch Connie Mobley Mike Mobley DeLynn Moody Sandra Mosley Sue Moss Gayle Morrison David Morgan Deforrest Moore Jerry Moore 164 fey k David Muncher Micki Napoli Vic Navarro Linda Newman Linda Oglesby Renee Orfanides Susan Parker Diane Parketon Willis Paulk Nan Peace Becky Pennell Joenne Petty Steve Pittard Sharon Poole Tommy Potzer Bonnie Price Sandy Raines Deborah Rainey Wide Keep the Cafeteria Clean ' Campaign Georgia Randall Alice Rickles Vickie Ridling Andy Rikard Ray Robinson Steve Robinson Dennis Rodgers Connie Rollings Gvven Self Susan Seward Randy Schwitz Tony Scoggins Ray Scott Deborah Sheffield Debra Shortt Bobby Shortt § Larry Sikes Arthur Simmons Betty Sinkfield Bonita Smith Dean Smith Howard Smith Sarah Smith Mary Spicer David Stephens Deborah Stepher Johnny Stewart Melinda Stone Sandy Stouffer Eddie Swats Suzanne Sweatman Terry Sweatman Brenda Tamp Jimmy Tarantine In Their Second Year at George Freshmen Confront Horace Taunton Ricky Teal Deborah Tedder Bobby Thomas Gene Thomas David Thompson Paul Walker Steve Walker Bob Walton Montez Walton Joey Ward Jimmy Warren _ David Watson I Cindy Weaver H Bobby Webber Danny Webster Ilisi Weiner Debbie Weldon a Combination of New and Familiar Experiences. Becky Wells Gail West Mike West Randall Whigham Walt Whitten Allan Williams Betty Williams Constance Williams Sherry Williams Judy Williamson Steve Williford Debra Wilson Lynne Winston Sandra Withrow Randy Woodie Holsie Wright Eddie Worn Linda Wright I ' - Gary Moody, President Gay Irwin, Vice-President Lynn Shellnutt, Treasurer Sub-Freshman Class Hopes are high as candidates await coming elections. Linda Abernathy Don Adams Randy Adams Joan Adamson Bobby Allen Joe Alley Teresa Alley James Alsabrook Randel Altman Gale Ambler Roy Amerine Michael Anthony Karen Appling Kathy Appling Susan Appling Scott Arnesen Bernard Arnold Randy Ashley Mike Ashmore Christy Atkinson Sherry Austin Kim Bankston Carlton Barron Janet Bartley Fred Barton Jean Bearden Cliff Bennett Randy Bentley Donna Biggs W Larry Batchelor Wayne Beasley Tyrone Bennett Cindy Berry Steve Bonner Vicki Bostick Eighth Graders Meet New Class and Extra- Curricular Randy Bounds Michele Bradley Lynn Bramlett Pam Brock Carolyn Brooks Ruth Brown Bonnie Bryant Regina Burge Kelly Burgess Susan Burton Melitta Butler Beverly Caldwell Tommy Caldwell Dianne Camp Steve Campbell David Cannon Johnny Cardwell James Carlson Gail Carmichael Peggy Carpenter Jorge Casal Russell Cason Mike Caudell Jenny Cavender Cathy Chamlee Vicki Chesson Mark Childers Charles Clark Sarah Clark Shara Coffey Elaine Dean Louise Dean Cindy Decker Chuck Dennard Maureen Dering Lynn Deyton Johnny Dial Jimmy Dilbeck Marvin Dix Barbara Donald Lucinda Donaldson Dawn Doster Activities at George with Genuine Enthusiasm Marcia Duke Horace Dukes Mike Duncan Don DuTeau Tina Eaton Chris Edge Philip Elder Bobbie Ernest Melody Eschback Alice Evans Milton Fann Mike Feagler Diane Finnie Sherman Finnie Barry Fleming Donna Fleming New Gymnastic Equipment Is Tested Mike Fletcher Glorious Foramen Brenda Fore Logan Fortune Lee Fowler Jeff Frazier Teresa Freeland Susie Garmon 172 by Energetic Sub-Freshman Class Edward Glasco Jeannette Glasco Lorraine Goodwin Eldridge Gordon Randy Gosnell Charles Graham Clark Green Mike Green Dan Gregory Becky Griffen Debra Griffen Ricky Griffen Wayne Gruber David Hackler Connie Hackney Krista Hall Lori Hamby Mary Hamn Steve Hand Donna Hardman Terry Harkey Nita Harrington Bruce Harris Edmund Harris Jane Harper David Hawkins Christie Hayes Priscilla Head 173 Virginia Henderson Ricky Henson Connie Herlong Kathy Hester Marlene Hill Gale Hilliard Gregory Hillman Dorethia Hilton Belinda Hindman Blinda Hindman Karen Hinkle Sue Hinshaw Randie Holland Gwendolyn Hopkins David Hotard James Hudson Junior Hudson Debbie Hughes Linda Hughes Jari Huwell Eighth Graders Have a Multitude of Varied Reactions Jimmy Jackson Dianne Jeffares Debbie Johnson Deborah Johnson Jeff Johnson Cindy Jones Danny Jones Jennifer Jones 174 hfc. 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May God ' s richest blessings be yours for- ever, 9-2 and Mrs. Lackey. Byrom ' s Bulldogs, 12-3. Compliments of the Purple Falcon. Congratulations Seniors of ' 68 from 3rd period clinic aides. Good luck to all from Curt and Chunx. Permit it all to protrude forth — MAE — Shakespeare ' 68. Our bond has finally reached its maturity. — Lynne and Phil. The Tragic Ineffectiveness of a Specula- tive Intellect in a World of Action. . . . Up the proverbial tributary without visible means of locomotion? (MAE). What the world needs now is TILA- WEGBE. 12-2 loves Mr. Saye. 12-6 will always be the greatest, by George! Fulton and George united ! Danny and Theda. Alan and Glenda — anonymous. All my love to Junior. Best wishes from Debbie and Ted Hall. Best wishes to all underclassmen from the greatest homeroom of all, 12-1. Congratulations to Margie and Danny from Cannell and Edward. Congratulations to the Seniors of ' 68 from the Mail Circulation Department, Atlanta Journal and Constitution, Louise and the late Tiger. Debbie and Joe Duren. Georgia Freshman — Cheech. I love Brenda Rhodes from Forest Park Senior High. To Terry, a real great guy. — Love Leslie. Congratulations to the Class of ' 68 from the Class of ' 72. Congratulations to the Class of ' 68 — Shirley and Scottie. Eat a banana everyday — Jenny Cavender. Good luck from the Senior Class of ' 72 — 8-10. Rock loves Jo Ann — 10 months. O ' Kelley ' s Alley. Terry and Jackie — The Classes of ' 69 and ' 70. To Anna Jo and Chuck from 11-3. Best wishes to the Class of ' 68. Make way for the Class of ' 70 from 10-3. To Miss Buchan, from Beth and Becky. Best wishes from 11-2. Best wishes to Annette from Connie, Susan, and Nina. To your Health and Happiness from the Clinic. Congratulations to a Great Girls ' Varsity! From Your B-Team Admirers. Congratulations Class of ' 68 from Class of ' 70. Executite Francos et Hispanos Degenerate Leonibus! Vivete Longe Latin! Good luck to Class of ' 68 from Office Aides. Good Luck to Seniors from George High Red Cross. Greetings from the Future Teachers of America. Heus, Goney from Cindy Weaver. Judy Williamson loves David Brinson, Debbie Coile loves Scott Chandler. Larry loves Carol. Les Circles Espaznol et Latin sont stupides. Vive La Francais ! i Los Francases y Los Latinos no saben nada de nada! Love Bug — Momma ' s Baby Boy who hasn ' t grown up yet ! Make the standards of N.J.H.S. your aim in ' 68. May all experiments be a Bomb! — The Science Club. Randy loves Glenda. Support Your Local Draft Board — Fight Censorship . . . MA.D. ' 65. To a wonderful person I like so much, Ellen C. Connie Jackson and Cynthia Keen forever! ! Stay on the Grass from Smitty Stephens. Best Wishes to Everyone from Linda Abernathy. Flowers of the Field musical entertain- ment call Danny Talley, 622-4928. Good-Bye Big George: From Dickerson, Hawkins, Flemons, Bankston, Skinner. Greetings to all from the best homeroom at Walter F. George, where things are really rolling. We give thanks to Mrs. Green. 9-3. The 1969 Seniors of Homeroom 11-5 would like to extend best wishes to the 1968 Se- niors. (Hurry and leave, we ' re waiting!!) Mark loves Jeanne and Jeanne loves Mark. My heart yearns for my class ring; 11-1. Pat M. and Pam S. for ever and ever and ever. Miss Buchan ' s homeroom 8-4 is the best in Walter F. George. Three cheers for Major Hutchins, Sergeant Jaracz, and Sergeant Stamey from Jim Barker. Lynn loves Gary — Always! ! V L C loves C R S— Forever. 8-7 hates 8-6 — by Fatty Addyton. Miss Addington is all muscle-Krista, Cindy, Becky, and Liz. Yea! We got up a dollar! . . . 8-9. Dedicated to the U. S. M. C— Tim Mc- Brayer. Carl and Diane. Barry Davis and Sandy McNew. Best Wishes from 9-8 — The Greatest. Best Wishes — Warren N. Dukes. Compliments of a Secret Student — not from WQXI. Compliments from Tommy and Sybil. Congratulations to Clifton Windlam for finishing a test on time. Congratulations to the Senior Class from Dixie Furniture Company. Dedicated to Miss Morrison — from 6th period. Greetings from Homeroom 10-1. Greetings from Reggie von Fielding. Hail Girl ' s B-Team Basketball of 67-68 — Born Losers! Hiya Alfafa Oglesby and Twinkle Tors Wood signed : Joan Adamson. J. F. H. loves C. L. F. — Foverer. Latrelle Martin loves Eddie Gladney — forever! Linda Wright loves Jimmy Jones. N.M. loves C.J. Patti and Tony — ' 68. Terry and Leslie. This is dedicated to Coach Harmon from Stevens and Black. To the greatest — Miss Butler — 3rd period. Yea! Baby Falcons — from 8th grade cheer- leaders. Congratulations and Best Wishes to 1968 Senior Class — Miss Stanley. Congratulations to our blue ribbon winners from 5th period. Good luck to the Class of ' 71 from 9-9. Happiness is Miss Butler ' s homeroom — 10-7. Pat Hayes ' nickname is vulgar ; Pat loves Don McKnight ! To the greatest homeroom teacher — Miss Eustis from 10-2. Who ' s the best of all the rest? Who ' s the teacher with easy tests? Who ' s the one that is really best dressed ? Who ' s the teacher we really love best? Why of course it ' s Miss Buchan. Compliments of 8-4. Alec and Audrey — 68 . The 1968 Georgian is now yours. The staff has worked countless hours to give this annual a distinction which the individual George student will appreciate. Each page is more than just a grouping of pictures and copy. These pages are inanimate impressions of the events in a year gone by — a year to be remembered. Special thanks are extended to Miss Andrews and Mr. Peterson. Their volunteered guidance gave the staff valuable knowledge of yearbook production. Our advisor Miss Eustis, the ' 68 staff and myself leave you with — memories of ' 68. Lynne Mathews Editor