Warner Robins High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Warner Robins, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1957 volume:

Sem get Ma =e a! con ert aah Same Oe, Be OS Se BE Oe eee ge as mame ber manor ey St ae wre BI Oe OD Oe Pc Sm ben Ba We OS Oe Gar OE Bowe De WE OE a eT 0 ee ol Se . lt eee 2 a Kemp Fain, Editor Betty Perdue, Assistant Editor Tea! ¥ Tt = i z. Kemp Fain, Editor; Betty Perdue, Assistant Editor; Gary Merritt, Business Manager; Gail Turner, Advertising Manager; Carolyn Scruggs, Feature Editor: Joe Gill, Sports Editor; Charles Reed, Subscription Manager; Glenn Hitchcock, Advisor. th th e v e years a ° avinptfored . an open gateway tovhighertearning for those OJ whose sagrifices Raye surmaunted the fiany rocky paffiways that they haye been asked to follow. F | measbred that Bayelero | i bet ffet this record hoping the t wi ing impression on yqu always, ” perhaps, you | will be ab ; 9 loo hese pages and . truly Psay; ADE OF VA BX : meee mony Y, Wil we — —- alt ‘SU cuseag e- ret ¥ . ! 5 a s , bt hich we stand. { a Zi Hos ay Memories are made of this Of children, the most interesting people in all the world, our memories are fashioned from your ambitions, your dreams, your accomplishments. True, there have been disappointments, but God, in His in- finite wisdom has given to us, your teachers, such a generous portion of the art of forgetfulness that our memories consist only of the good For you, students of 1957, we are building another room in our = “House of Wonderful Mem- 1es . Mm CARL J. STORY _— _ ’ e- Nes 13%. SS ee or od MISS JEAN ROLAND, Secretary MR. FRED WATERS, Principal 4 Five years ago a group of students were ee | referred to as “‘lil’’ ole eighth graders. This year they are graduating. Their contribution to W. R. H. S. has been of great value in building the pride that goes with being a student of ‘‘our’’ school : My best wishes sincerely go with you as | say, ‘‘Knowing you has been one of the greatest experiences of : my life.” FRED WATERS MRS. JUANITA KISER, Secretary MRS. FRANKIE BROPHY, Visiting Teacher guiding light. OPHIE PERDUE MARY WYLE CLARK A.B. Education B.S. Education Georgia Georgia Teacher’s College English Commercial DON LABLANC A.B. Education Mercer Social Studies CORNELIA COOPER B.S. Education G.S.C.W. Music THERESA SMITH B.S.H.E Berry College M.S. Education Georgia Home Economics CLARENCE BOWMAN A.B.M.A. Columbia University Math _ : i ‘] ell - AINN DICKINSON A.B. Education Georgia Algebra STELLA HARDMAN A.B. Education Piedmont College Georgia Social Studies ta = j = ¥ , : ae 3 ae JOSEPHINE CUGI SIDN — POLLY CHANDLER FREDTA JACOBSON Sul Ross Teachers College B.S. Education A.B. North Texas State B.S. Education North Texas State Florida State M.A. Texas State C.W Georgia Social Studies Commercial Languages English . Ay . i “ _) =] JOAN BARLEY J. R. KESSLER MABEL KAPP P M.A. Education B.S..N.C.;R.N Georgia Georgia - Virginia Chemistry Health B.S. Education Georgia Teacher's Collegd English 7 a i WILLIAM LAMBERT B.S. Education Georgia Teacher’s College Industrial Arts EDSEL DOROUGH B.S. Phys. Ed. Mercer Art - Science ADDIE B. HELTON ELAN CAPEL B.S. Education A.B. English eorgia Teacher's College G.S.C.W. Math M.S.L. N. Carolina Librarian LOIS K. BAILEY JOE MUSSELWHITE A.B. Education J. R. PITNER Alabama : A.B. Educat M.A. Education green — Georgia Health Dramatics B.S. Education Georgia Teacher’s College Algebra SARA TOWNSEND B.S. Education Winthrop College Commercial HAL C. JUSTUS A.B. Education Mercer Social Studies A day in the life of a demon begins every morning around 8:15. Students arrive at school in many different ways. Some ride buses; some ride motor scooters; some walk; and many have their own cars. Our ample parking lots are filled to overflowing every day. In every school some students must be excused for coming late or for being absent the day before and ours is no exception. Aft- er everyone is cleared to go to class, our Typi pod Mmg..5« eee morning roll call and devotion is held, for we feel that a devotional period.is the best possible way to start a day. Hard work now begins for both the students and the faculty although it some- times appears that neither is expending much energy. We have tried to give a pictor- ial report of every curriculum offered at our school with students and teachers at their work. Not every minute is spent working, however, because of assemblies, physical ed- ucation, class and club meetings, band, and varsity athletics offer character building di- versionment for all students that wish to participate. The best part of the day is the lunch hour because we have an efficient cafeteria that provides us with well rounded meals. After lunch there is plenty of time to get to- gether with nothing to do but talk, and most of the students firmly exercise this right. We hope that these pages typify a day in the life of a Demon to you. We have a wonderful faculty to advise us and each of us need their help at one time or another. The heartaches and successes that we have experienced here at Warner Robins High School will make better men and wo- men of us in later life. How dociiit takai da os SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS OFFICERS President: KEMP FAIN Vice-President: DONALD COMPTON Secretary: GWEN ARD Treasurer: CAROLYN SCRUGGS Program Chairman: EMMETT WINDHAM SPONSOR: PATSY ANDERSON GLENN HITCHCOCK JOE MUSSELWHITE DOC KIRKSEY VIRGINIA BROWN JACKIE CHAMBERS GWENDOLYN ARD “Gwen ’ “He even lent an angel's beauty to her face.” ” Cheerleade 2 3 4 Captain 4 Homecoming Queer eer ub ad WR roare ; Parade . —_ Se F F r é Fire - JIMMY BARRY good qualities need no advertising. 4; Beta ib, 2 3, 4; Football 3 FRANK BATTLE “Do your duty, and leave the rest to heaven.” r t 4; Beta Club 2 3, 4; Footbs 3 ft t 4 MARY BEACH “To see her is to love her, and love her for- ever.’ LOUIS BECK “Time, | dare thee to discover such a youth and such a lover.” Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Journalism 3; Driver's Ed 3; Superlative 4; Fire Marshal 2; Annual Staff 4 WILMA BEGGS “Of honest worth, truly one on whom we can depend.” Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; F. H. A Fae Driver's Ed. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Chemistry Club 3; Basket ball 3, 4; Manager Girls’ Basketball Team 3, 4; Execu tive Committee Jr. Class 3; Schedule Committee; Alter nate District-Meet 2 IRIS BIERMAN ““As cunning as a kitten, as busy as a bee, hap- piest little lassie you ever did see.” Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Driver's Ed. 4; F.H. A. 1,4 ‘ SHIRLEY BENNETT “My crown is in my heart, not on my head.” Driver's Ed. 3; Spanish 3, 4; Pep Club 1. VIRGINIA BRANTLEY “Virginia” “A sunbeam took human shape when she was born.” Basketball, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1S ee oe ek 3, 4; Junior Play, 3; Football Sponsor, 4; Exploratory Club, 1; Driv- er's Ed Club, 2 GLENDA BRETT “Glenda” “A daughter of the Gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair.’’ Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4; F.H A., 1; Journalism Club, 2; Asst. Ed., 2; Annual Staff, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2; Dramatics, 2; Executive Com- mittee, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1; Fire Marshal, 1; Class Treas., 1; Glee Club, 1; Letterman’s Club, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Play, 4: Beta Club, 4 MARY BROPHY “Mary” “If ever she knew an evil thought, she spoke no evil word.” Dramatics, 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. B 2, 3, 4; Secretary, 4; Chairman of Degrees, 3. Driver's Ed., 4; Art, 3 FAYE CAULEY “Baye” Unlike others, she’s like herself.” ” BILL CAUSEY “Bill” “What's the hurry? Let’s stop and rest!” Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4; Hi-Y, 2; Letterman's Club, 2, 3, 4; Journalism, 4; Industrial Arts, 4; Driver's Ed. Club, 4. RAYBON BURCH “Raybon” “There's a twinkle in his eye and a note of music in his soul.”’ Dramatics, 1, 2; Driver’s Ed., 2; Journalism 3. JANE CADLE “Jane” “Laughing eyes, dimples, quite, determined she will win.” Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club, 4; An- nual Staff, 4; Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2; Pep Club, 1; Dramatics, 1; Class Treasur- er, 3; Senior play, 4; Beta Club, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Citizenship Award, 2; Senior Superlative, 4; 1956 Girls’ State; Football Sponsor, 4; Executive Committee, 3. GEORGE CANNON Pete” “When | want to read a book, I'll write one.” Football, 3; Track, 3, 4; Driver's Ed. Club, 3; Letter- man’s Club, 3, 4. DONALD CURRY COMPTON “Don” “Always happy, never sad—Sometimes naughty, but never bad.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; C of C Lineman of year award 4 Basketball 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3; Class Vice President 4; Boys’ State ‘56, 3; Letterman‘’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y President 2; Chemistry, Club 3; An- nual Staff 4 Driver's Ed. Club 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Play Cast 2, 3; Regional Play 4; Schedule Committee 1, 2, 3; Literary Society President 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Fire Marshal 2, 3; Executive Committee 3, 4: Senior Follies 4; Superlative 4 J. M. COODY ‘hy should the devil have all the fun’’. feel L. 2.2 4 Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y ” 0 gy Club 3; Driver's Ed. Club 3; Fire Marshal 3; Industrial Arts Club 1, 4; Commercial Club 2, 3 f ¢ ; a - 9 ium Basketball 2; Schedule Committee 1, 2; Executive ommittee WAYMON COX “Waymon” “Ready for anything” DALOYCE DAVIS “Roll on old world, and I'll roll with you.” GARY DeBONA “He was the best of the collection.’ Football 1: Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver’s Ed; Latin Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; PAUL KEMP FAIN, JR. “Kemp” “To this guy we owe lots of credit as we all agree he is the most athletic.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Boys’ state 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Asst. Ed. 3: Ed. 4; Class President 4; Superlative; Execu- tive Committee; Citizenship Award 4; Ist place district 440 yard dash and relay 4; Schedule Committee 1, 2 JANICE FAIRCLOTH “Her voice was ever soft and low, an excellent thing in a woman.” SARA FEENEY “She puts all her troubles in the bottom of her heart, then sits on the lid and smiles.” Latin Club 1; Pep Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Fire Marshal 1, 2, 3; Letterman’s Club; Journalism Club 4; Sub- Cheerleaders 4; Homecoming Court 4; Senior Follies 4 Superlative MACK FERGUSON “Mack” Not too serious, not to gay, but aways a jolly good fellow.” Industrial Arts Club 1, 2: Driver's Ed 3; Business Math 3 MARGIE FOREHAND “Margie “Fills space that no other can replace.’ ” CAROLYN GARNER “Carolyn” “A friendly girl in every way, who makes the most of every day.” Dramatics 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Chemistry 4; F. H. A. 1; Art 2, 3; Spanish 3, 4; Biology 2; Driver's Ed. 3 JOE GILL “Joe” Beware! | may do something sensational yet.” Industrial Arts Club 1; Hi-Y; Driver’s Ed. 1; 4-H Club 1; Pep Club 1; Biology Club 1; Chemistry Club 3; Execu- tive Committee 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Discus, Ist place region ‘56; Baseball 2; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Class 4; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Superlative 4; President Speech Club 4; Sports Editor 4 KENNETH GUNN “Kenneth” “The greatest events are not our noisiest but our stillest hours.” Industrial Arts | BILL HAMBY “Bill” “Laughing eyes and flashing smile.” Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. HAROLD HART “Harold” ‘“He tilts his head and winks his eye, oh man go’ way and let me sigh.” BOBBY HARTE “A friendly smile, a heart so true, always happy, never blue.’ WAYNE HUDSON “Don't take life too seriously; you'll never get out alive.” Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Hi-Y Secretary 2; Letterman’s Club; Senior Play 4; Senior Superlative 4 BILL HUNTLEY “Todd” “A sense of humor, a sense of wit and plenty of nonsense.” Football 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Fire Marshal 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, 3; President; Driver’s Ed. Club 4; Annual! Staff 4; 4-H Club 1; Pep Club 1: Business Math Club 4; Senior Play 4; Executive Committee FRANKLIN INGRAM “Generally speaking, he’s generally speaking.” Spanish Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 2; Demolay 2: Football 4: Drill Team (ROTC) 2; Dramatics 4; Science Club 1, 2: Let terman’s Club 4; Debating Society 3, 4; Secretary 4 Regional Debate 4. TEDDY JENSEN “Strength of heart, might of limb, manly use and skill.”’ MARVIN JOHNSON “Let come what may, | shall do my best.” Industrial Arts 1, 2; Program Chairman 2; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 PAUL KANE “He touches nothing but he adds charm.” Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Track 2: C.A.P 3, 4; Jazz Club 2; Band 1, 2; Chorus Commit- tee 1, 2; Music Festival 1, 2; German Club 2: Student Council 2. NANCY HARPER “A mocking eye, a pair of lips; that’s often why a fellow trips.” Pep Club, 1; Fire Marshal 1; Schedule Committee, y i Journalism, .4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Journalism, 4; The School Spirit Stafr, 4; Executive Committee 3 MARGIE NELL HEATH “Silence is one great art of conversation.” 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. 1, 2; Basketball 2; Driver's Ed. Club 4. GEORGE LESTER “Those move easiest who have learned to dance.” JACKIE LEWIS “Jackie” “I'm happy as can be for | never trouble, trouble til trouble troubles me.” Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4: Base- ball 1, 2, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Fire Marshal q Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Driver's Ed Club 4; 4-H Club 1; Senior Play 4: Class Parliamentarian 3 CONNIE LYONS “Minds cannot follow it nor words express her sweetness.’ Spanish Club 2, 3; Commercial Club 2, 3, 4; Driver's Ed 2; Football Sponsor 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Superlative 4; District Meet 4: Spring Festival 3; C. A. P. Cadet JIMMY McCRANNIE Tho’ he were very small, wisdom and fellow- ship were with all.’’ JOHN McGEE “What we ought not, we do.’ GREGORY McNEAL “Not that | love study less, but | love fun more” Executive Committee 3; School Paper 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Alternate for District Play 3, 4 Play Cast 1, 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3; Driver's Ed. Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Vice-President.; Executive Comm. 3, 4; Senior Follies 4; Fire Marshall 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Basketball 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play MARSDEN MADDOX “Underneath that studiousness there’s a lot of wholesome humor.”’ Pep Club 1; Hi-Y 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Journalism 2, 3; Annual Staff 4, Literary Meet 3 JAMES MALONE “The world’s no better if we worry; life’s no longer if we hurry.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Letter- man’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver’s Ed. Club 2; Biology Club a. JUDITH MARTIN “Judy” “Her ready look and every smile shot friend- ship right and left for miles.” Glee Club, 1; Phys. Ed., 1, 2, $s. 4 NATALIE MATTHEWS “Natalie” “The hand that made you fair hath made you good.”’ Library Club, 1; Latin Club, ] Pres., 1: Pep Club, Vs Letterman’s Club, 1; Miss Top Flight, 2; Class Sec’y, 2; Senior Follies, 3; Journalism, Feature Editor, 4, An- nual Staff, 4; Homecoming Court, 4 JANICE MILLS “Jan” “Call me anything but late to dinner.” Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4: Library Club, 2 Fire Mar- shal 1, Glee Club, 1, 2; Superlative, 4; Spanish Club, ey a; Fi AA. Tete Hie, 1, : Dramatics, | PAT MOORE “Dennie”’ “A friend always to be remembered.”’ Jr. Glee Club, 1; Sr. Glee Club, 2; Spanish Club, y I Dramatics, 4: Journalism, 4; Art, 3; Driver's Ed., 4. STEVE MORGAN “Steve” “If you're looking for a guy with a trick up his sleeve, your search is ended—Here is Stcve!’’ Football, 1, 2, 3; Basketball, 2, 4; Track: 2; Letterman’s Club, 2, 3, 4. MARVIN MOSLEY “Marvin” “True mirth, like a river—the deeper it is the less noise it makes.” Beta Club, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club, 4. JOYCE NELSON “Joyce” “Here's a girl not shy, not bold, but she’s a friend as good as gold.’ Pep Club, 1, 2; F.H.A., 1, 2, 4; Twirler’s Club, 2; Dramatics Club, 3; Executive Committee, 4. EDDIE O’HERRON “Eddie” BILLY OLIVER “The rule of my life is to make business @ pleasure and pleasure a business.”’ Club, 4; Jr. Classical League, 4; Football, 3 Letterman’s Clut 3, 4: Annual Staff 4 4: Driver's Ed. Club, 4; Chemistry Club, 3; uncil, 1: Schedule Committee, 2; Fire Mar GEORGE ORMISTON “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Chorus |; President, 1; Biology Club, 2; Hi-Y 3; Latin Club, 2, 3; Journalism 4; School Spirit Staff 4; Editor, 4 RAY OUTLER “It matter not how long we live, but how.” Track, 3; Industrial Arts, 3 PATRICIA PATTERSON “Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good sport when it comes to fair play.” Spanish Club, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Student Council. 4 Journalism, 4; Staff, 4; Football Sponsor, 4; Pep Club, |; Basketball, 1 GEORGE PAYNE “He who does not love wine, women and song remains a fool his whole life.” 2 Industrial Arts, | Commercial Club, 3 3 Speech a Superlative, 3; Speech Club HERMAN PEAVY “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.” Commercial Club, 2, 3; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Clut yg « ® 4 RICHARD POOLE “Everything happens to every one sooner or later if there is time enough.” Letterman’s Club, 2, 3, 4; Business Math Club, 4; Foot- ball, 3; Driver's Ed. Club, 2; Superlative, 4 EUGENE RAY “To be great is to be misunderstood.” Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y, 1. FORREST DANIEL REECE “Danny” “He holds his run against the world, and in athletics he leads.” Football, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3, 4 Z ; =: 3 Boy tate 3: Letterman Clut 2 4; FFA 5 4 OLA REESE “Ola” “And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew.”’ PATRICIA RIGGS “Pat” “How far that little candle throws its beam” ] mmercial Club, 2, 3; Vice-Pre 3: Tr irnalism Club, 4; Sct spirit Staff, 4 GEORGE ROYER TOM RUTHERFORD “Angel” “People who make no noise are dangerous.” Letterman's Club, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football, 2 CAROLYN SCRUGGS “Carol” “Never quiet, never still, always talking, always will.” 4-H Club, 1; Spanish Club, 3,4; Pres., 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Reporter, 4; Sr. Class Treas., 4; Jr Class Historian 3: Senior Superlative, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Feature Editor 4: FHA., 4; Chairman of Degrees, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, 3 Library Club, 2; Dramatic Club, |, 2; Football Sponsor 2; District Meet, 2, 3; Executive Committee, 3, 4; Stu dent Council Rep., 4; Secretary, 4; Pep Club | JANICE SEGARS “She has all the qualities of a great day.” WILLIAM SMITH “Bernie” “They said miracles were past.” MAC SMITH “Mac” “Hitch your wagon to a star, then get out and push.” Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Indus- trial Art 2,3; Vice President 3; Letterman's Club 1,2, 3,4; Journalism Club 2,3 TOMMY SMITH “Tom” “Every man has his devilish moment” ) 3; Letterman's Club 4; Football 4; Driver’s Ed. 3; Annual Staff 4; Chemistry Club 3; Pep ident Council 1; Industrial Arts Club 1 LAVERNE SPIRES “Laverne” “A quiet tongue, shows a wise head.” Commercial lub 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Latin Club 2; rt Pe me ab Invitation Committee 4; Pep Club | Dramatics Club | GAYLE STEPHENSON “Gayle” “My affection hath an unknown bottom like the bay of Portugal.” FRANCES STOKES “Frances” 7 “Everything comes if we wait.”’ Pep Club 1; Commercial Clut Xu - 2,3; Journalism Club 4; Homecéming Court 4; Schedule Committee 2 FRANK STONE “Frank” “He is gentle and shy with mischief in his eyes.” Industrial Arts Club BILLY STROM “Billy”’ “He did nothing in particular and did it very well,’’ MARTHA THOMPSON Martha” “Quiet as a still summer day, sincere and true in every way.”’ 2: th ; Dramatics Club |, 2 WIUe Z ommercial Club 3, 4; Fire Marshal 3; F.H.A. 1, 2 itation Committee 4; Pep Club | GAIL TURNER “Gail” “Her friends—there are many; Her foes—are there any?” Tumbling Club, 1; Pres. 1; Latin Club, 1,2 ec., ii; Letterman's Club, 3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3; Treas. 2; Annual Staff, 4; Adv. Mgr., 4; Pep Club, 1,3; Cheerleader, 3 Superlative, 4; G.A.C., 2,3; V. Pre 2; Se 3; Beauty Rep., 2; Class Sec., 3; Usherettes, 3 sor, 4; Homecoming Court, 4; Promoter 3; Future Nurses’ Club, 2; Sec. Homer utive Committ 4; Miss Christmas, 4 ) OWEN ULMER “Owen” “True to his task and determined to win.’ - Clut 1,2 Manager, 4; Dramatic Club, 4 urnalism Clut 3.4 Glee JAMES WAGNER “Jimmy” “In wisdom’s ranks he stands the first.’ |; Band, 1,2,3,4; Beta Club, 2 3,4; Latin Letterman’s Club, 4; Dr. Ed., 2; Ind. Arts, Be | Patrol, 1,3,4; Superlative, 4 BILLY WALLACE Billy” “Whenever | feel the urge of exercise coming on, | lie down until it passes over.” 4; Driver's Ed. Club, 3; Industrial Arts Clut CLAUDE WALLER “Claude” “| hate nobody; | am in charity with the world.” ROBERT WAGNER “Robert” “Beware the fury of a patient man.” Industrial Arts Club, 1 GEORGIA ANN WATSON “Ann” “A smile is the trademark of a happy soul.” Latin Club, 1; Driver's Ed. Club, 4; Superlative, 4; Pep Club, 1 VIRGIL WHITAKER “Virgil” “His mind is filled with a number of things— but who knows what?” Hi-Y, 1; Football; Baseball BETTY JO WHITE “Life is a jest and all things; | thought so once but now | know it.” r Dramatic f lee u BILLY WILLIAMS Billy’ “Work fascinates me, | can sit and watch it for hours.” RONALD WILLIA MS “He may seem quiet and look naive; but if you know Ronald, that’s hard to believe.” 3,4; Basketbal 2,3,4; Letterma Hi-Y 24: Commercial ub 3: Fire Marst Bu Math Club 4 GEORGE WILMOT “The mind is quicker than the eye.’ EMMETT WINDHAM “My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me.” Industrial Arts 1; Dramatic iperlative 4; Driver : roject Chairman 4 FOOTBALL 1956 The 1956 edition of the Demons was per- haps the best in the short football history of our school. From the opening victory over AAA Southwest DeKalb to the defeat of unbeaten Fort Valley, the Demons compiled a six win three loss one tie record. This was an excep- tionally good season considering that Warner Robins had jumped from Class B to the fast AA Region. Coaches Kirksey and Musselwhite should be commended for the fine job they did during the rugged schedule. Two Demons, James Malone and James Heath received honorable mention on the All-State Team. THE RECORD Southwest Dekalb 0 Tifton ] Cordele Thomasville Perry Miller County Americus Irwin County Sandersville Fort Valley COACHES Glenn Hitchcock, “’B’’ Team; Doc Kirksey, Head Coach; Edsel Dorough, ‘’B’’ Team; Joe Musselwhite, Line Coach. MANAGERS William Marshall and Tommy Willis. Lamar Morgan not shown SNOWIC 9561 'UOS|IAA “ ‘UOS|IAA “4 ‘wesBuy ‘YyWS ‘UOSsdWIS ‘uyor “4S “4ayyiw ‘eeqyow pAoj4 ‘saaeaaa ‘Puejg ‘Apoo ‘JaMOH, “yyouseg ‘UOSyYDeF ‘AMAYIS ‘UOs|aN ‘yse|D ‘SIBHEM '20289q4 ‘uospny ‘uoydwor ‘aiins ‘jeanoyw ‘auojew ‘29g ‘a20ay ‘aue ‘QIQIW ‘spjai4 ‘sauiny ‘49%4€q ‘uasuet ‘aynueg YJOMS3}HNYS sey6ny Aa| ‘suuen|IAA ‘aagow ‘siaeq ‘YBnosoquedc ‘4a}sOy, “YDUBYIS ‘IBJIOUM -JUN}Y “|JI ‘uie4 ‘Aasnes ‘yyeapyy “UOsj!AA “GQ “SUIqgoY sauBe Aa ‘1aSssays se ‘ha , AL Ra oo Se ee ear! _— ‘, bd _ J , | Ved [ie RiataACac tater gettin aay Cau Saag a pe Ars are a Set liga H geh yd Eto? v —- a _ i ‘ Ms � aot st Sy pi a nS aad a ae os a = bed a == a aoe oe el = . — cay =e = = eu a er� @% %, “ore aN teak iad yas sil or ag lors ot es ae pe SENIORS” 9. ’ ss ae i77 8 ‘ Seca Ce V hae 5 Z 3° Little Louis rambles over A rest period during Perry game � s against Miller The Malone gallop—Sandersville oD aS ae FS it Mae ott hess sticeys eG ie A Hy at, Magh' , ae Fa ‘ wl . r 4a . yw t Ms a aa, ) “tn | yet y 4 1S es, | i v ee Malone surveys a victim in Sandersville game ind “ Which Demon is under the Miller boys ws pre ; ’ ter . 29H! ep ma Demons come from all directions—Miller HOMECOMING 1956 The big game of the year is the home- coming game. This year Irwin County of Ocilla was the opponent, and became the first team to defeat the Demons on this date, The sea- son's largest crowd watched the contest and saw Ocilla score two touchdowns before the Demons tallied late in the game to make the final score 12-7. Miss Gwen Ard was elected queen of the homecoming festivities. Her court was made up of Sarah Feeney, Sonya Roberts, Gail Norris, Gail Turner, Frances Stokes, Natalie Mathews. GWEN ARD Homecoming Queen Ronald Bell performs Senior players and their sponsors Malone scores the nly TD for the _ Dem ns The day after PRACTICE SESSIONS i � ies 20 .. meee +3 s . por “ . at gor g i te Tuesday attern ons work . iow on . a ere ——— ; wiv iS ae oe Rough work Without pads VARSITY — oe 05 Oe — 4 WILLIAM ETT 5 Be ce pik 4 3 . SKEMP FAIN ao) DON COMPTON Citi. ru al oe id 2 | te ns aie a VARSITY 1956 Wilson on his famous ‘'44” Davis brought down anssi aeloe or Scarborough, Robbins, Parker, F. Wilson, Turner, Fields, Peacock, Ingram, Bland, Jensen, Wheeler, Smith, Koster, Battle, C. Wilson, Weaver, Davis, McBee, Schewe, Nelson, Wagner, Walters, Chesser, Clark, Floyd, Schenck. Glenn Hitchcock and Edsel Dorough, Coaches The Robins Bees went through the season undefeated while compiling a seven win record. The team was composed of several outstanding players who should help the varsity next year. THE RECORD Perry 0 Perry 6 Lanier Jr. 13 Forsyth 7 Lanier Jr. O Forsyth 0 G.M.C. B’s 0 Where's the ball? Wayne Hudson, Bill Hamby, Kemp Fain, Jackie Lewis, Amory Jackson, Larry Norman, Odell Davis, Ronald Williams. Leon Tompkins, Joe Shuttlesworth. Coach LaBlanc, Lam ar M« rgan, Ed Martin, Mike McRae, Manager David Wagner The boys’ basketball team returned from last year almost intact and marched through a 26 game schedule winning 22 and losing 4. Coaches Donald LaBlanc and Sonny Dykes along with their boys deserved this fine record for their fine efforts. This Derton team became the first to defeat arch rival Perry in a regular season game. In the regional tournament the Demons lost to a good Tifton team 74-69 THE RECORD Buena Vista 56 46 Wilkinson County Fort Valley 43 57 Butler Hawkinsville 30 54 Dudley Hughes Forsyth 3] 81 Buena Vista Perry 38 95 Abbeville Byron 50 83 Forsyth Americus 57 75 Cochran Cochran 63 39 Perry Dodge High 50 72 Jeffersonville Fort Valley 52 61 Wilkinson County Hawkinsville Zr 88 Irwin County Dudley Hughes 50 69 Tifton a| as f ; Cave t vet % ‘ ¥ Ls ca eo . 5 GR. a om, 4 3 q ae dé — eae : ae = 24 : Yy ‘ NS a) 7 — . Coach White, Vivian Howell, Laura Galletly, Betty Hobbs, Paulette Hender- son, Lurene Stephens, Gail Franklin, Sue Pope, Glenda Brett, Cam Yelton, Elizabeth Evans, Gail Stephenson, Carol Brett, Joyce Storey, Johnnye Kate Haynes, Juanita Lee, Gudy Bundt, Linda Payne, Jo Ann Paul, Reba McCom- mon, Dotti White, Gail Norris, Gloria Floyd, Linda Hill, Coach Bowman Only a few veterans returned to the girls team, yet they earned a some- what sensational 22 won 4 lost record. Hard work by the coaches, Mr. White and Mr. Bowman, plus the efforts of our girls, rewarded them pleasantly. With only one senior on the team, next year could be a banner year. The girls won second place in our own Christmas Tournament and lost to Tifton 68 to 50 in the regional play. THE RECORD Jeffersonville 2) 54 Fort Valley Byron 45 49 Hawkinsville Dodge High 19 60 Dudley Hughes Butler 26 40 R.E. Lee Buena Vista 43 47 Wilkinson Co. Fort Valley 34 42 Butler Hawkinsville 32 68 Dudley Hughes Forsyth 40 16 R. E. Lee Byron 27 61 Buena Vista Americus 35 38 Forsyth West Crisp 44 47 Cochran R. E. Lee 40 48 Jeffersonville Cochran 27 48 Wilkinson Co Dedge High 34 44 Cordele 50 Tifton 68 ™s 4 ig ‘e? ‘ i ee a _What goes here? ios 7 r CA —— = ge’ . CO cas wa aunnall ee g-m WY VARSITY LARRY NORMAN JACKIE LEWIS WAYNE HUDSON ODELI. DAVIS EUGENE RAY ED MARTIN LEON TOMPKINS Locker room strategy What's this? _ BOYCE STORY JO ANN PAUL REBA McCOMMON DOTTIE WHITE PAULETTE HENDERSON BETTY HOBBS GLENDA BRETT GAIL NORRIS GLORIA FLOYD CAROL BRETT LAURA GALLETLY JUANITA LEE Odell hits against Ocilla The guards against Cordele Dottie scores _ : - = . , 7 nl 5 iy Y g- fo Die f P . ai W - s a - REGION TOURNAMENT SHOTS Resting ‘au a ae é ts 3% Bobby Payne, Larry Stone, Bobby Childs, John Tokaz, Larry Schenck, Gordy Rowe, Wilkins Haynes, Coach Thompson, Dave Bizzell, Pinky Pinckney, Eddie Lahman, Stacy Lanier The boys’ basketball Bee team, coached by Beeler Thompson, will be expected to furnish our varsity with seasoned players in the future. With the 12 won 2 lost record they compiled this year, we feel that they are producing the type of players needed for fine teams in later years Pinky tries Ghe yy rs t € f Childs ori the foul line TRACK DISTRICT CHAMPIONS oe See — : Ty A : i ; TV EL % J. B. Smith, Carey Treadwell, Kemp Fain, Joe Gill, Ray Crenshaw, Lani Schewe Teddy Jensen, Louis Beck, Danny Reece, George Cannon. The track team, coached by Mr. Dorough took 3rd place in Regional play and 4th place in the State Meet. Louis Beck won first place in the regional 220 and first places in the state 100 and 220 yard dash. The relay team won first place in the district and second place in the state. Teddy Jensen got second place in the region and third place in the state in the pole vault. BASEBALL Sy ie Peel wo eas ey Tommy Willis, Danny Reece, Pete St. John, Leon Tompkins, William Mar- shall, Jackie Lewis, Herman Peavy, Larry Schenck, Mike McRae, Amory Jackson, Bill Hamby, Steve Morgan, James Mal one, Doc Kirksey, Glenn Hitchcock, James Heath, Glenn Scarborough. = re] $ ark? met Be Te Te PS oe) Sa Pini ee Md oe a Optimism is running high in Coach Kirksey’s baseball camp this spring. The Nucleus for a fine ball club is definitely there if the pitching comes through, and capable coaching should bring out their best. ri 2 a ° a ‘eo £ os . y c ° £ £ S 3 ° E om) £ _ o —] 7) 3 cv S ° y) o 7 © = - o | j= JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS OFFICERS President: BOB HUGHES Vice-President: SONYA BENNETT Secretary: PEGGY BRYAN Treasurer: BILLY HOLLINGSWORTH SPONSOR: EDSEL DOROUGH JOSEPHINE CUGINI SARA TOWNSEND DONALD LaBLANC OPHIE PERDUE NANCY WHITE ARNOLD ADAMS DONALD ADAMS R ALLEN R0G E EWELL ALBERT ROBERT ANDERSON GERALDINE ARD JACK BAGGETT BARBARA BAILEY CLYDE BARNETT RICHARD BARRY RENA BATCHELOR EARL BATES HARRY BEENE RONALD BELL SONJA BENNETT mm, PATRICIA BLACKWELL DEWITT BLOUNT SARAH BREWER JERRY BROXTON GORDON BROWAND LARRY BROWNING DONNIE BRYANT ROBERTA BUCKLES HAROLD BUSH SHIRLEY CHAMBERS LEROY CLANCE DAWN CRANFORD JAMES COILE ELAINE COOK SUZANNE COONS BETTY COSNER NANCY DANTZLER BETTY JO DAVIS FRED DAVIS SHIRLEY DAVIS ANN DAWKINS FREDDIE DICKEY LAURA MAE DICKEY RAY DOBSON FRANK DOOLITTLE SANDRA EVANS BARBARA EVERS BETTY FEENEY EUGENE FIELDS MARCUS FIELDS NELSON FOWLER RONNYE GRAY PANSY GREER JUDY GRISWOLD SANDRA HALL JANICE HAMM EUGENE HAMMOND JIMMY HARRELL WILLIAM HARVILL MARY LYNN HAYES BUTCH HEATH BILLY HOLLINGSWORTH MARTHA HOUSER FAYE HOWELL BOB HUGHES CARLENE LINDSEY DERREL LONG PATRICIA LITTLETON SHELBY MAINE BETTY MARRETT WILLIAM MARSHALL ED MARTIN JOANN MARTIN FAYE MELTON GARY MERRITT JOHN MILLER MATTIE MILLER GAIL MILLS MARY ALICE MOODY LAMAR MORGAN RETTY MORRIS MICHAEL McCRAE JAY NELSON BEN NICHOLS LARRY NORMAN NANCY O’HERRON PATSY O’REAR JUDY PANTER NETTIE PARIS JOANN PAUL WILLIAM PAYTON LINDA PENCE BETTY PERDUE JEAN PERRY WANDA PETERMAN BEVERLY POOLE MICHAEL POOLE BENNIE RAPE FRANCES RATLIFF CHARLES REED DERA JANE RHODEN MICKEY RIEGAL EMORY ROBBINS ONJA ROBERTS DALLA ROBISON JOHN ROBITZSCH LOLA ROBUCK rLVIA ROWLAND SANDRA SANFORD § GEORGE SARGEANT GLENN SCARBOROUGH LANI SCHEWE JOYCE SEGARS MAE STOKES JOYCE STORY CATHY STREET CONNIE THOMPSON = JESSIE TOMLINSON R = LEON TOMPKINS HAROLD TRAMMEL CAREY TREADWELL Ne RICHARD TRUITT BRADLEY TURNER DAVID WAGNER E. C. WARNOCK SANDRA WATTERSON GLEN DORA WEST LARRY WHEELER MICKEY WILLIS TOMMY WILLIS RONNIE YATTEAU EARL YOUNGBLOOD ACTIVITIES arable companion of achievement. : President: RICHARD TRUITT Vice President: GARY MERRITT Secretary: JANE CADLE Treasurer: JEAN PERRY Sponsor: MISS ELNA CAPEL Sitting: Betty Jean Perdue, Connie Lyons, Jean Perry, Gary Merritt, Jane Cadle, Carolyn Scruggs, Jean McCrary, Judy Griswold Standing: Pat Blackwell, Mae Stokes, Joyce Story, Judy Panter, Suzanne Coons, Ola Reese, Ruth Blue, Iris Bierman, Sandra Evans, Miss Capel, Back: Freddie Dickey, Jerry Broxton, Charles Reed, Marvin Mosley, Kemp Fain, Bradley Turner, Roger Allen, Jimmy Wagner sai] if ET id rts oa. lr wih ie ) i | Le | - Sponsor: MRS. BAILEY Editor-in-chief jewell Albert Lynn Rogers Betty Feeney Shelby Jean Maine Pat Patterson Janice McClhaney Sarah Evans Frances Stokes Betty Cosner Rena Batchelor = No JX nll SHELBY MAINE Rat Riggs Hallae Seay Carol Dawkins Betty Jean Dennis Nancy Harper Gwen Ard Beverly Poole Connie Bedwell Peggy Bennett Sarah Feeney ‘ i « — ‘ te JOURNOS. CLUB George Ormiston Larry Browning William Payton Carlton Barker Bill Causey Owen Ulmer Claude Waller David Wagner President: NANCY O’HERRON Chairman of Degrees: CAROLYN SCRUGGS Vice President: CAROLYN COLLINS Chairman of Projects. SANDRA TREADWELL Secretary: MARY BROPHY Parliamentarian; LINDA PENCE Treasurer: JEAN McCRARY Historian: ADA SORROW Chairman of Public Relations: JEAN McCRARY Sponsor: MRS. THERESA SMITH Chairman of Music: PEGGY BRYAN Helen Maine, Pat McDaniel, Jean McCrary, Daisy McAlister, Nancy O’Herron, Linda Pence, Lynn Rogers, Barbara Spring, Margie Nell Thompson, Sandra Treadwell, Janice Whitley, Martha Wilson, Mary Wright, Joann Martin, Joyce Nelson, Gail Norris, Ola Reese, Aldian Craven, Ada Sorrow, Peggy Bryan, Iris Bierman, Carolyn Scruggs, Virginia Brantley, Dawn Cran- ford, Mary Alice Moody, Pauline Phillips, Sylvia Teel, Marshell Jones, Gail Franklin, Clyde Barnett, Runett Welch, Linda Thomas, Mary Beach, Janice Kendrick, Montine Floyd, Ferris Bryan, Sharon Giffilen, Joyce Story, Dottie White, Carol Britt, Gudy Bundt, Gloria Floyd, Jackie Prather, Patsy Chastain, INDUSTRIAL ARTS=€LUB wR hi: S$z Gms - ” OFFICERS: President: WENDELL EVANS Treasurer: TRACY REESE Vice President: RAY OUTLER News Reporter: LEROY CLANCE Secretary: ELIZABETH EVANS Sergeant-at-Arms: DERRY GOLDEN SPONSOR: MR. LAMBERT MEMBERS: Wendell Evans, Jimmy Lystlund, Derry Golden, Randal Roberts, Frank Wilson, Kenneth Sullivan, John Weaver. 2nd Row—J. M Coody, Thomas McKleroy, Rayburn Burch, Robert Jackson, Elizabeth Evans, Leroy Clance, Ray Outler, Frank Stone, Mr. Lambert. SPONSORS: MRS. COOPER—MRS. BROWN Ferris Bryant Faye Hood Karen Clark Nancy O’Herron Cathy Long Betty Marrett Marilyn McKinney Carolyn Collins Sharon Potter Lila Womack Marilyn Carrington Betty Sisler Sally Crawley Pat Johnson Judy Griswold Shirley Hadden Shirley Chambers Marie Cook Pat McCranie Judy Harrison Martha Jean Wilson Judith Jones Pauline Phillips Dera Jane Rhoden Lassie Pierce Mary Alice Moody Sponsor: MISS ELNA CAPEL Secretary: RUBY LASHLEY President: SYLVIA TEEL Treasurer: BARBARA ANN COOK Vice President: MARSHELL JONES Seated: Barbara Ann Cook, Barbara Smith, Miss Capel, Ruby Lashley, Gail Mills. Standing: Margie Forehand, Louise Cook, Marshell Jones, Marjorie Neil Thompson, Sandra Treadwell, Sylvia Teel, Runette Welsh, Virginia Howell, Day Wright, Carol Ann Hutchinson LIBRARY CLUB SPANISH CLUB ’ � OFFICERS SPONSOR: President: WENDELL EVANS MRS. POLLY CHANDLER Vice President: RAY OUTLER Secretary: ELIZABETH EVANS Treasurer: TRACY REESE News Reporter: LEROY CLANCE Sergeant-at-Arms: DERRY GOLDEN MEMBERS: Miles Stewart, Sara Evans, Frances Cottle, Elizabeth Evans, Dorothy Dauby, Betty Jean Sisler, Ginger Woltring, Marily Carrington, Laura Galletly, Sandra Hall, Joan Henry, Marilyn Beane, Jerry Yatteau, 2nd Row— Don Hall, Mrs. Chandler, LaTrelle Brewster, Jo Ann Martin, Sara Jo Garrett, Carolyn Scruggs, Wilma Beggs, Shirley Bennett, Mary Coody, Patricia Dixon, Nicky Friedrichs, Bill Brackeen, 3rd Row—Ray Bankston, Robert Blue, Jacky Veal, Truitt Mitchell, Allen Langston, Herbert Douglass, Ted Wilhite, Eddie O’Herron Robert Anderson Sponsor: MRS. BROWN SONJA BENNETT PAM CROSBY GREGORY McNEAL DON COMPTON GUDY BUNDT HALLIE SEAY Officers Capt. JOHN LEWIS Ist Lt. JIMMY WAGNER 2nd Lt. WILLIAM HARVILL PAUL KANE CONNIE LYONS DAISY McALISTER Sgts. DONALD BELL LANI SCHEWE MAY SAPP Cpls. EDDIE LAYMAN JAMES HAWK MEMBERS—Johnnie Bill Lyons, Gudy Bundt, Leonard Covington, Twala Ligon, Shirley Hadden, LaVerne Goodrum, Inez Joiner, Michael Poole, Pat Dixon, Carol Ayers, Allen Langston, David Wagner, Danney Kelley. TE VINIWL EN ROBINS SQUADRON “CLASSICA SOCIETAS™ Motto: EXNIHILO NIHIL (No Effort, No Result) Sponsor: MRS. WINNIFRED HOWARD Color: PURPLE AND GOLD President: FREDDIE DICKEY Secretary: GRETCHEN DEGENHARDT Vice President: MARJORIE BEENE Treasurer: DOTTIE WHITE MEMBERS—Rebecca Denham, Gail Franklin, John Griscom, Mary Belle Harper, Pinkie Pinkney, Gordon Rowe, Joe Scoggins, Jessie Stokes, Brenda Wilkinson, Betty Sue Williams, Freddie Dickey, Judy Griswold, Bill Jackson, Donna Jay, Sharon McLeroy, Joan Miller, Leonard Male, Sandra Wilkes, Sandra Kane, Pat McCranie, Billy Oliver, Lassie Pierce, Sharon Patter, Richard Margaret Yelton, Karen Clark, Laverne Goodrum, Bobby Harte, Faye Hood, Riggs, James Rowe, Margarita Suiter, Richard Truitt, E. C. Warnock, James Wheeler, Mary Elizabeth Wilson, Cam Yelton, Marilou Galley, Thomas Cooper, Marjorie Beene, Dave Bizzell, Laurel Brown, Jimmy Bryan, Gudy Bundt, Barbara Dogdal, Aldean Craven, Paul Craven, Bob Davenport, Gretchen Degenhardt, Daren Dice, Geri Dillenger, Paulette Henderson, Julian Mc- Cracken, Marvin Mosley, Charlotte Owens, Linda Payne, Sue Pope, Margaret Price, Beverly Royer, Gail Smith, Dottie White, Ronald Yatteau a al — a LATIN CLUB ow _— + SPONSORS: MRS. COOPER—MRS. BROWN Mary Ann Revell Jean Crenshaw Mary Jo Brantley Carolyn Carpenter Mary Alice Cummings Elna Kitchens Barbara Cogdall Not Shown Evalyn Coleman Glenda Cochran Gay Hutson Marsha Tyson Al Jones Sue Pope Truett Mitchell Janice Whitley Sarah Evans DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS: President: RICHARD TRUITT SPONSOR: MRS. LOIS K. BAILEY Vice President: FREDDIE DICKEY Secretary: WILLIAM PAYTON Treasurer; FRANKLIN INGRAM MEMBERS:—Ronald Ronk, Freddie Dickey, William Payton, Mrs. Bailey, Frank Ingram, Lassie Pierce, Sharon Potter jooyss Yybiy ul used arey Aaduy aruis suajjaj Pauses aAeY OYM SyUaPNys yO pasodwio r s! qn| s,ueWsa}3e7 BU, AIOIUIIIPY UUD S) yu 6nc 40g |aspy ‘a}IUMASSNW 30 A3up! ‘Aas 41) 20g —SYOSNOdS SPONSORS: MRS. BAILEY—MRS. BROWN OFFICERS President: JOE GILL Vice President: GEORGE PAYNE Manager: EMMETT WINODHAM Freddie Dickey Daisy McAlister Mary Wilson William Payton Tina Goody Sandra Burcel Ronald Ronk Sonja Bennett Jessie Stokes Emmett Windham Loretta Young Margaret Burkhalter Joe Gill Car Hanselman Pat Sp ratling Don Compton Pam Crosby Frances Petty Gregory McNea Sarah Evans Brenda Wilkinson Franklin Ingram Lassi ie Barbara Ann Cook Owen Ulmer nP r Gudy Bundt George Payne ewis Ginger Waltering Inez Joiner SPEECH CLUB C £2 DRIVERS’ EDUCATION Director: SIDNEY WHITE Patsy Putnam Jo Ann Martin Mary Beach Peggy Bryan Iris Bierman Gail Mills Georgia Ann Watson Jackie Lewis Ray McDowell Bill Causey. William Harvill Jack Frost Margie Heath Bill Martin Gregory McNeal Mickey Willis Tommy Smith Bob Hughes Carolyn Gardner | 5e i ' I aa T is a { ‘ Bans L tated HF :iets iyi) “ (iy 5 ny Billy Oliver Marvin Oakes Wayne Hudson Gail Stephenson Mary Brophey Judy Grizwold iJ Sr JESSIE CAROL TOMLINSON SUZANNE COONES JANE CADLE, Drum Majorette NANCY DANTZLER JANE CADEL JESSIE CAROL TOMLINSON NANCY DANTZLER SUZANNE COONES ip � sees tex Sieh te . ; “a Wises Bs ON Tobie ligt Diredtor. E 5 o E = = : ° z i ° 2 - SS KIN | - a Ee! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS OFFICERS: SPONSORS: FREDIA JACOBSON President: LARRY SCHANK JOAN BARLEY Vice-President: LA TRELLE BREWSTER J. R. PITNER Secretary: MARSHELL JONES MABEL KAPP Treasurer: PAM CROSBY ANN DICKINSON MARY WYLE CLARK Brenda Barker Carlton Barker William Barnett Peggy Barrett Don Barry Calvin Beard Billy Bennett Peggy Bennett Kathleen Billings Richard Bland Larry Blount Gus Bowers Carolyn Bozeman Bennett Brantley La Trelle Brewster Myrtle Brown Noel Brown Shirley Brown Geraldine Buchannan Jack Burns Sandra Bussell Carolyn Carr Patsy Chastain George Chesser Doug Childress Bobby Childs Arthur Clark Bill Claton Billie Coffee Barbara Jean Cogdel Charlie Coleman Evelyn Coleman Carolyn Collins David Coody Marie Cook George Cooper Patricia Connell Frances Cottle Mary Alice Courtney Ray Crenshaw Pam Crosby Mary Alice Cummings Faye Currie Howard Davidson Carol Dawkins Nolda Dearing Odell Davis Grechen Degenhardt Betty Dennis Wendell Dennis Ted Dukes Pat Dickson John Dubose Elizabeth Evans Brady Floyd Gloria Floyd Gail Franklin Jack Frost Laura Galletly Bcbbie Ann Garner Sara Jo Garrett Wayne Gibbs Murray Gill Ernest Glisson Hardy Glover Shirley Goddard Derry Golden LaVerne Goodwin Thelma Gordon Lance Grantham Gary Gray Derrel Hall James Hall Bonnie Hardin Pat Harper Hiram Hartley Carol Hanselman Marion Harris Dianne Hayes Wilkins Haynes Richard Hicks Linda Hill Raymond Hill Betty Hobbs Louis Houck Mac Howell Amory Jackson Bob Jackson Eddie Jackson Amanda Jester Franklin Jones Marshell Jones JoAn n Kane Sandra Kane Kennie Kelley Danny Kelley Barbara Kitchens Harry Kitchens Stacy Lanier Jeanette Lazaros Juanita Lee Judy Lewis Cathy Long George Lumpkin Barbara Lyons Reba McCommon Mary McDaniel Billy McDowell Janice McElhaney Sharon McLeroy Rita Matthews Jean Miller Wayne Mills Leonard Mole Cecilia Moss Harry Murray Den Nelson Derrly Nolan Gail Norris Marvin Oakes Cathryn O’Herron Patty O’Quinn Charlotte Owens Ray Ozmore Louis Parker Cecilia Patrick Margaret Perkins Frances Petty Sue Pope Harold Purvis Patsy Putnam Bobby Ratliff Homer Raybon Tracy Reese Irma Jo Regan Sandra Reynold Tony Robbins LaVerne Roberts Wilson Roberts Pauline Robison Betty Jo Robinson Ellen Robitzch Alvin Rowell Beverly Royer Alton Sapp Mae Sapp Johnny Scarborough Joe Scoggins Hallae Seay Jimmy Selph Larry Schenck Bob Sherman Charles Sloane Gail Smith J. B. Smith Mary Ann Sorrow Pat Sprattling Nunnally Walters Millie Steele Lurene Stephens Larry Stone Sara Stone Bobby Taylor Sylvia Teel John Tokaz Sandra Treadwell Patsy Vanlandingham Betty Jean Watson Billy Watson Barbara Weaver 4 rk John Weaver Rita Wells Johnny West Ted Wilhite Sandra Vilkes Eddie Williams Gennie Mae Williams John Williams Robert Williams Charles Wilson Don Wilson Frank Wilson Lila Perle W mack Donald W ley Wortham Dennis Yatteau Margaret Yelton Loretta Young unch Room workeft FRESHM They take a back seat no® b ut time will come when you will hear from them. —_— Pee i ll iif Hit itl a a) FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: JIMMY LISTLAND Vv Presid MARY McDANIEL GUDY BUNDT GARY ALBERT PASTY ATTAWAY JAMES AYCOCK CARROL AYERS JOEL BAGGETT RAY BAGGETT RAY BANKSTER EUGENE BARLOWE JACKIE BASS FORREST BAZEMORE RUTH BAZEMORE MARTHA BEGGS MARILYN BEENE MARJORIE BEENE CARL BILLINGS DAVE BIZZELL DELORES BIZZELL JOSEPH BLACK SHIRLEY BLAND LINDA BLISS ROBERT BLUE JACKIE BRADLEY MARY SUE BRANTLEY CAROL BRETT BILLY BROWN DENNIS BROWN LAUREL BROWN JIMMY BRYAN FERRIS BRYANT CHARLO Te BRYANT ALDEEN CRAVEN PAUL CRAVEN BRENDA CRAWFORD SALLY CRAWLEY JEAN CRENSHAW REGINA CRISTOL DOUGLAS CUNARD WARNER DAVIS DOROTHY DAUBY FRED DAY JACK DAY BOB DEBENPORT REBECCA DENHAM BETTY JEAN DENNIS KAREN DICE GUDY BUNDT ANN BURT CAROLYN CARPENTER MARILYN COVINGTON MAE CAULEY MABLE CHESTNUT EDDIE CHILDERS KAREN CLARK HORACE COBB JIMMY COLLINS TENNIE COODY BARBARA COOK LOUISE COOK FRANCES COTTLE LEONARD COVINGTON WAYNE DOUGLAS WANDA DUFFY TALMAGE DYKES NICKEY FRIEDRICKS BARBARA GARDNER ULIEN GAINES BARBARA JO GARNER -AROLYN GARNER MARY ELLEN SHARON GILI GRADY OC DENNIS GORDON SANDERS GREEN WAYLON GREGORY JOHN GRISCOMB SHIRLEY HADDEN DON HALL ROBERT HALL ANN HAMBY GEORGE HARON UDY HARRISON MARY BELLE HARPER DOUGLAS HARVILL JONNY KATE HAYNES JAMES HAWAKE CLAYTON HEAD BRENDA HENDERSON PAULETTE HENDERSON BRENDA HINSON MICHAEL HOGELIN CHARLES HOUCK FAYE HOOD MICHAEL HOOD JENNY HOWELL LILLIAN HOWELL VIVIAN HOWELL PAT HUNTLEY GAY NELL HUTSON ANGELA JACKSON BOB JACKSON JOSEPH JACKSON JOSEPHINE JACKSON CAROLYN JOHNSON FRANKLIN JOHNSON ai RANDELL JOHNS AL JONES JOYCE JONES RANDY JONES JOYCE JONES JANICE HENDRICK JUDY KIRK RUSSELL KIRKLAND SUE KILCRISS SHERLY MYLAN EMORY NELSON LOUISE NEWTON WAYNE NOLES GEORGE PARKER BUCKY PATRICK BILL PAYNE BOBBY PAYNE HERBERT PENDLETON JOHN PERRY LaVERNE PETERMAN WALTER PETERMAN CHARLES PHILLIPS LASSIE PIERCE PINKIE PICKNEY SUE POPE SHARON POTTER JACKIE PRATHER MARGARET PRICE MELTON PRINCE WINNIE RAPE ALMA REGISTER DWIN RICHEY RICHARD RIGGS HARLES RIGSLEY JIMMY ROBERTS LYNN ROGERS RONALD RONK GORDY ROWE JAMES ROWE CONNIE ROWELL JIMMY ROUSEY DONALD RYNOTES RAYMOND SCARBOROUGH R. F. SHIVER BILL SIMMONS TOMMY SIMMONS GAIL SMITH BARBARA SMITH JOHN SMITH MARION SMITH NANCY SMITH DAVID SOLEY ADA SORROW BARBARA SPRING EDDIE SPURLING MILES STEWART DAVID STONE BARBARA ST. JOHN JOEL SULLIVAN KENNETH SULLIVAN MARGARITA SUITER HAROLD TALBOT LINDA THOMAS EVELYN THOMPSON JOHNNY THOMPSON MARGINELL THOMPSON PAT TRAYLOR MARSHA TYSON JACKIE VEAL MARTHA SUE WATSON JUANITA WARREN LARRY WEESE RUNETTE WELCH DAVID WEST In Memory of LEROY ROBERTS EMORY WEST JIMMY WHEELER DOTTIE WHITE JANICE WHITLEY JOYCE WILDER BARBARA WILEY ELAINE WILLIS BETTY SUE WILLIAMS BRENDA WILKERSON BOB WILSON ROBERT WILSON VIRGINIA WILSON SANDRA WILSON MARTHA JEAN WILSON JUANITA WINSLETT LILA PERLE WOMACK DONALD WOOLEY MONROE WOOD KAYE WRIGHT MARY WRIGHT JERRY YATTEAU JIMMY YOUNG York Hudgins, Katy Reed, Carolyn Folsom, Sarah Mashburn, Shirley Kent STUDENT TEACHERS : +. « ‘ a] —- a af P a 4 — ¥ - Pa realy a � . d “7 Fre Ay a Carolyn Daniels, Ann Tumlin, Claire Underwood a s Tho MWEPEEived. special’ recognition: fe ng fr eyytionts PIT, he aes of campus life. ANIDOMISS W. RH. S Gwen Ard Don Compton — MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED oe” MOST POBUL Sarah Fee Louis « s “ 3 “ “ “ a“ - id ‘ the “a 71 = : =m = be. A a ee % ; A is: 35 Advertisements Each advertisement you see comes from a friend. First to SEARS— then to school ...in Style! Phone 5-334] 111 Third St Macon, Georgia R. S. THORPE SONS Exclusive Men and Boys Wear Ladies Beauty Parlor 533-535 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia RHODES FURNITURE ““Macon’‘s leading furniture Store” 369 Second Street Macon, Ga KERNAGHAN, INC. Jewelers 419 Cherry Street Phone 5-4617 Macon, Georgia Authcrized Dealers Bulova for Virgin Diamonds Watches REGERO JEWELRY CO. Watch and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty Telephone 5-2342 368 Second Street Compliments of CARL HAYS, INC. 406 Cherry St Dial 5-8643 Macon, Georgia Member of National Brida Service’’ SNYDER’S Always first with the latest in Women’s Fashions’ 648 Cherry St Macon, Georgia Compliments of THE FURNITURE MART Warner Robins, Georgia Whether in Warner Robins or Macon, for the Greatest in Music and the Latest in News, ALWAYS DIAL 1240 “Turn it on and leave it on” Macon, Georgia Baldwin Story Clark fi eeeisints pen BOATS, EVENRUDE MOTORS, TRAILERS Hamilton Winter Distributor Higgins Boats Chambers Piano Exchange DAVIS MARINE Everything Musical 530 Mulberry St., Macon, Georgia Bill Chambers Phone 5-3336 Proprietor 286 Emery Highway Macon, Ga Phone 5-0020 R. Douglas Feagin, Jr., President J S J. Davis Adams, V. Pres CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS Compliments of MASTER CLEANERS Phone 5-6515 Corner Third Walnut PARK AND SHOP AT Belk-Matthews Department Store Macon, Georgia : S| = = , © cere. ccoe Set a MID-CA MILK CO! — Rite = j a-s , - oY . ae | | £e eee (ll, Dose aa | a We Challenge a comparison i 2 (x dy a “ ) GEORGIA Wwares) MILK OL, — company fant q il? Compliments of WARNER ROBINS HARDWARE AND MARKET BASKET SOUTHERN DISCOUNT COMPANY LOANS 1105 Market Street ROBERT L. HICKS Manager Compliments of B.H.GW. Development Co. Inc. Compliments of EVERGREEN GROCERY AND MARKET Tom Williams Bill Schofill “Not The Biggest But the Best’’ Warner Robins Georgia Best Wishes to The SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 from Crumpton’s Shoe Store “Finest in Shoes” “Buy at Crumpton’s” Watson Avenue Warner Robins Georgia Congratulations To THE SENIORS of 1957 from THE NEW PERRY HOTEL Georgia Compliments of THE SUN Warner Robins Georgia Manor Court Compliments of REXALL DRUG Warner Robins Georgia Watson Avenue “THE BEST OF ALL AT THE REXALL” Compliments of PICKARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Georgia GOLDMAN’S 586 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia “Quality Fashions for Over 50 Years” Compliments of LOWE ELECTRIC COMPANY Macon Georgia KEMP A. HARRISON, PH VICTORY DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Phone WA 3-9051 Warner Robins, Ga Compliments of McKESSON ROBBINS, Inc. MACON DIVISION Macon, Georgia Compliments of WALDORF’S SUPER MARKET Warner Robins Georgia Compliments of THE CITIZEN SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Macon Georgia Compliments of DIXIE TIRE AND RECAPPING COMPANY “THE FINEST IN RECAPPING”’ 520 Broadway Macon, Georgia Compliments of FRIENDLY SHOE STORE Warner Robins, Georgia Compliments of BARR’S 5c 10c STORE Warner Robins Georgia Compliments of REXALL DRUG STORE Warner Robins, Ga Watson Ave WA 3-9661 MC LENDON AUTO COMPANY SALES — SERVICE Phone 57 Perry, Georgia GRAY WALKER SUPPLY COMPANY SEED FEED FARM SUPPLIES PAINTS Compliments of Cc. C. CHAPMAN Sheriff of Houston County Houston County Georgia Compliments of HOWARD T. BARRY CONSTRUCTION CO. Warner Robins Georgia WA 3-2474 MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE CO., INC. Phones: 2-6411 - 2-6412 471-473 Second St Macon, Georgia “When You Need Money” DIXIE FINANCE COMPANY Located on First Street In Rama Theatre Building Warner Robins Georgia Compliments of NYGAARD’S BAKERY Dial WA 2-6434 To Place Want Ads In THE SUN TREADWAY HARDWARE COMPANY Commercial Circle Phone 1-564 Warner Robins Georgia Compliments of WARNER ROBINS PRESS Louis T. Smith Warner Robins Georgia EVELYN‘S Warner Robins, Ga. RAMA THEATER and Compliments M T DRIVE-IN “In Business for your entertainment’’ of “Always a good show—often a great show” MASHBURN DRUG ‘Newest Most Modern Drug”’ PRESCRIPTIONS, COSMETICS, SUNDRIES, GIFT ITEMS Watson Ave Warner Robins, Ga. WITH EVERY GOOD WISH FOR YOUR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS! FLINT ELECTRIC Bsmeesntis COMMUNITY OWNED COMMUNITY BUILT COMMUNITY BUILDER Compliments of ESQUIRE MEN’S SHOP Watson Ave Warner Robins, Ga Compliments of PAYTON’S ‘Finest in Wearing Apparel’ Phone WA 2-899] Compliments of ANDREWS TRUCK TRACTOR CO. “Finest in Trucks and Tractors’”’ Compliments of BIBB SERVICE COMPANY Macon Georgia Compliments of DAVID REED STUDIO “FINEST IN PICTURES” Warner Robins, Georgia “Took Pictures to go in the 1957 Pioneer’ McArthur Blvd Best of Luck to The Graduating Class of 1957 THE MEN’S SHOP “Finest in Men’s Wear” Watson Avenue Warner Robins Georgia SASSERS CLOTHING AND SUPER MARKET “Shoes and clothing for the entire family” The Macon Telegraph The Macon News Morning Afternoon THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS SUNDAY Middle Georgia’s Favorite Newspapers MACON FEED AND SEED STORE QUALITY SEED COURTEOUS SERVICE Macon, Georgia 3115 Broadway Phone 2-7932 Compliments of A FRIEND THE MUSIC SHOP 620 Poplar Street OLD’S BAND INSTRUMENTS Plus records and record players OLDHAM’S MACON’S OLDEST DISPENSING OPTICIANS 101 Persons Building Macon, Georgia Dial 2-5462 Compliments of THE 20TH CENTURY RESTAURANT Warner Robins Georgia MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE BELL HOUSE 3rd Walnut St Macon, Georgia They go together MACON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF MOODY MOTOR COMPANY YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER SALES AND SERVICE WARNER ROBINS GEORGIA FICKLING WALKER AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE DAVIS COMPANY, INC. CORN SHELLER — FERTILIZER SEED — FARM SUPPLIES COTTON WAREHOUSE Distributors of SHELL OIL PRODUCTS Georgia Compliments of PERRY SUPER FOOD STORE Perry Georgia Compliments of SOUTHEAST TERMITE Warner Robins Georgia THOMPSON WAREHOUSE Seeds —Fertilizer Farm Products — Builders Supplies Phone 245 Perry, Ga For Quality Printing Call THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL Phone 35 Perry, Ga UNION MOTOR COMPANY SALES — SERVICE Chevrolet Dealers Since 1926 Phone 136 Perry, Ga Compliments of DILLARDS’ Warner Robins, Ga WA 3-2331 COMPLIMENTS OF CITY OF WARNER ROBINS NATURAL GAS DEPARTMENT Cheaper Cleaner better fuel WIBB 1280 On Your Dial Compliments of FINCHER’S BAR-B-Q Houston Avenue Phone 5-3338 Macon Georgia Riese Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLIE WOOD Compliments of WALKER FURNITURE APPLIANCE COMPANY HOTPOINT APPLIANCES COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Centerville Road Phone WA 2-6911 Compliments of RU VELLE Your wonderful world of fashions Watson Avenue, Warner Robins, Ga Phone WA 2-5948 GEORGIA Compliments of SEGARS CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC. 1240 Watson Avenue Warner Robins Georgia RENT-ALL EQUIPMENT CO. Do it Save time yourself Save money “WE RENT ALMOST EVERYTHING” Phone 6-1727 1064 Pionono Ave Macon, Georgia PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD DAVIS DRIVE PHARMACY TRADE AT Phone WA 3-2162 Warner Robins, Ga. GILES PRESCRIPTIONS, SUNDRIES, GIFT ITEMS, REVLON, RUBENSTEIN, CLOTHING COMPANY TUSSY COSMETICS Hugh L. Hardman, Owner Compliments of A FRIEND WILSON TYPEWRITER and Compliments ADDING MACHINE CO. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Electric—Standard—Portable J. W. McCOOK LUMBER CO. VICTOR ADDING MACHINES Electric—Hand—Portable 330 Ash Street Macon, Georgia Sales — Service — Rental — Supplies Box 683 639 Mulberry Phone 6-3777 Macon, Georgia of FOR ANY OCCASION — FLOWERS SAY IT BEST JENKINS ROSEHAVEN FLORIST NURSERY 507 Davis Drive WA 2-5033 Warner Robins, Georgia GUY WHITE TV and RADIO REPAIRING on ALL MAKES SALES on FADA and RCA TELEVISION 645 Mulberry Street Phone 3-3768 Macon, Georgia J. W. Denson, President Jack Speed, Sec. Treas KARSTEN and DENSON CO. Seeds, dairy and poultry equipment Red Rose and Nutrena Dairy, hog and poultry feed “ALL TYPES OF BULBS” Macon, Georgia Compliments of The Furniture Center, Inc. “FURNITURE OF DISTINCTION” At deep discount Next to auditorium 455 First Street THE FURNITURE CENTER, INC. Macon Georgia Compliments of BATEMANS FOOD STORES “PURVERYORS OF FINE FOODS” 2390 Ingleside Ave 3280 Pio Nono Avenue Macon, Georgia Compliments of PUTZEL ELECTRIC CO. Macon’s lighting fixture headquarters 575 Arch Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of DANNENBERG’S Georgia JUNIOR BOOTERY “BETTER TOYS YEAR ROUND” 461 Third Street Georgia Compliments of CAMPUS SHOP “BEST FASHIONS FOR ALL SEASONS” Watson Avenue Warner Robins, Georgia WA 2-6033 PRINTING Lithography Business Forms Publishers Photo Engravers COLUMBUS OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Columbus, Georgia 1335-37 Sixth Avenue Phone FA 2-4478 Ae tographs ALMA MATER On the city’s western border, Led by God’s great hand, Proudly stands our alma mater, Dearest in the land. We will ever sing thee praises, Striving without fail, Here’s to thee, our alma mater, Robins High, All Hail. ‘ we oe ewris ROR he om ore ee eer ede? CERETER T Dey Gee we Pet OS a Be E ET OT OM Pe Ber OS Ow ee OP me eer RN en Pe EK PR . Sear rer rr cere er eos Sax, ox - ae ee os Se FA a eae : ahs ees