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

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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

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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.

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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