Zebulon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Zebulon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1950 volume:

LIBRI ,E .3 Q0 'if G 4' l 9- PROPERTY OF pil 11,9 1950 voLuME b published by The senior class 6'f ZEBULON I-IIGI-I SCHOOL V 171 4 10 FQREWCDRD The Eagle of 1950 is no book of classic beauty nor is it even complete within itself. It is a collection of suggestions--suggestions which call back memories of the things we have enjoyed. The desire of the staff is that this annual in some small degree keep young our hearts as we go into that better part of life of which Browning said: nGrow old along with me, the best is yet to be--the last of life for which the first was maden. The Annual Staff Margaret Howard, Sponsor Slhtdtbiitjtiititji1Il11Db0:1z1111111lnas EDICATI N :Uisx f.i::if' lfifrfzvif Dedication to MISS LIZZIE MITCHELL It is with pride that the class of nineteen-fifty offers this book as a tribute to that one who has done so much to promote education and to compile and preserve our county history, and whose mind enriches our community with the best. Her service and loyalty have been and are even an inspiration, and as a token of our appreciation we do dedicate to her our 1950 EAGLE- frown M' 5 kmeekcq ef , , K F lr' be 00144 1. L1 DMINI TR Tl 0 I 4,94 TL V K CE 'A 1 Q32 Moral to X NSY' LVYXNCI mmm K5 Agn, kj 'Uni xle 'wgk Qc LXCXKCJGOXK QQ fgje , ' K Q ' X imiir, .mf .aw okcyer Yoxkkkcax 'cieggxsygg XE 75 A W xxx ' A gg Quwis. ANNO YONN- ff-Q . w. .KCCBQW Scucafxog :JK Ny Qaoiie 3531 , A ' 1 k ,mam ,A ,-.wi xnfccdiam work xox' mend V A I ' . . A X 'Q qoxmwf' A o CQONSE Kew WN Q76 O gf xfbw K!-WFMS A ff' .. --ff X . ,M I 171 101 MR. H. T. DANIEL Superintendent of Schools MR. W. H. PADGETT Principal 171 104 FACULTY Mas. MEANS MRS. PEEK MISS HOWARD MRS. DUNN MR. GRAY MISS PILKINTON MRS- HARDEN MRS. WHITEHURST MR- FORDHAM af I M , K I Q ef J Z' 1950 Q Y-all' MAFX ANN HU NTER PRESXDENT 'BETTY G ANN AF AX VICE-PRESXDENT SEN IGB CLASS OFFICERS MARY EMI LY H ANXNXOND S EG RET ARY JDM wi? ES ADAMS T RE AESURLR 104 171 FAYE ALLEN JACQUELYN ALLEN MARY RUTH ARMISTEAD 50. X f JOANNE BUSH JOE CARHICHAEL BARBARA CAUTHEN ERNESTTNE consv DONALD CONNELL VIVIAN cooK 171 104 ,Q ag, av Q- fx 'i W 'V' ' 4 I . K ' N ,S 1 mf Y 1 lr A Nfiw ix N, 1 22922 I f ,il 'A 2 1 ? s we E GOLDIE COVENTRY ANN HUFF ELEANOR LIFSEY BOBBY PEEK EDITH REEVES A LOUISE SMITH BRUCE LACKEY X , PATTY SUE PRYOR VIRGINIA TAPLEY 171 104 LORENE TOLEN DOROTHY ANN WEAVER ALMA WILLIAMS VENCE WILSON I ' JOHNNIE PERKINS CLASS MASCOT 104171 Hefe and Ther-e as Y ,L iw I '1 3,-A TJ N . nr F 1 'f ' XT? 31'HzN YO15 AND I FLQRL.. YQ TSG J may a QW ! 1!l ig , . . B f 1 ' ., L, ' Q, 7 1 Z- V IL P g i rx i a M Emily R th vga xy Z viviem ar 1 u A y A Jacquelbm Eleanor , 1, in rt -Q' f! ' . . 4,4 I Vg FI . F aye Joanne Patty Sue I . VL! .f f f f W3 Q 5 Q- Y 3 , -.. ,P L-in fy L 1 -f, 1 k Sf ' . is '1 Lmw?L'555 P 1 N Alma A 7 1 3 Q Ww f -,f' 3 an S ,y i , S I W 1 ,fi ,. , 'u g klx-N A' J ' M Wxf if Barbara ,Aa W Bruce Ern ers time 15 Sdiih Q ., K, 7- A f 1' 'N f?fii- , m vm .A. 45? Nu L Vance Betty iwgkwb Y ,uk 4 ji df - Bobby vence 7, f ' ' ,. Lorena Mary Ann and A1111 Jamgg W wilson Dorothy Ann 104 171 if O G H T 1 I -J Ss S ibvl K x :Il as 4 Wm il Q7 171 102 R 'X 2 ri -,.- - 171 4 . 10 S CLASS MCTTC 'DO NOT-SAY GO, G0 THY SELFn CLASS FLGWER CLASS CCLCES CLASS POEM To our friends at Zebulon High It is time to say good-bye Time has come for us to part But memories linger in our hearts. Memories of our past few years Some of joy and some of tears Things that happened day by day Are deep within our hearts to stay To the faculty kind and true We express our thanks to you For the wisdom we have gained By the things that vou explained. Things that helped us understand Bv vour extended helping hand Problems large, and problems small You have helped to solve them all. To our classmates, everyone We want to say that we've had fun. we want to strive for happiness And never forget old Z. H. S. -- Lorene Tolen ALMA MATER In the dear old town of Zebulon In the heart of Pike Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years roll by. Chorus From our hearts we sing the chorus Forward and prevail Hail to the Alma Mater Zebulon High, all hail. In the hearts of sons and daughters, Lonv our memory stays Though we leave our Alma Mater, Still we sing her Praise. CLASS SUNG une-Annie Laurien Words By: ,Mrs. Susan Dawns the day on which for years We have centered hopes and fears. Comes the time for which we've wrought Toiled and sighed with anxious thought Now we come with hearts elate To this graduation gate. Soon to enter realms unknown Where sweet fancy oft has flown. fChorusD Let us part with a sigh, Let us part with a tear With the friendships of classmates, We cherish so dear. That afar in future years We turn in our way To the joy and to the sorrows We've tasted today. Classmates, when the day is o'er ' And we part to meet no more Sometimes twine a wreath of flowers Culled from early friendships bo We have thru the last bright years Lived and loved together here Shared each other's hopes and fears, Shared each other's smiles and tears WSFS I G. Pope 1'-I lv Y 1 QM CD F4 CLASS PROPHECY This is Station Nuts of the Moranic Broadcasting Company, located in the iwaldorf Castoriaf Hotel, ZebU1OH, Georgia. We wish to thank Miss Mary Ruth Armistead for relinquishing the time for this special broadcast of the tenth reunion of the Senior Class of Z. H. S. year 1950. As most of you know, Miss Armistead conducts the HAunt Mary's advice to the Lovelornu program over this station at this hour, Monday through Friday. Faye Allen of nThe Rockn has just been elected Governor of Georgia. In an interview with the press she states that Hugh Watson will run the elevator in the capitol. Headlines reveal that Bruce Lackey and his wife, nAudreyn will not be able to attend the reunion, because he has just blown up the entire town of Concord with a chemistry experiment. Ernestine Coley is taking a trip around the world by mule train, but instead of going clippety clop, she is going flippety flop with nFlopU. Donald Connell has spent the past ten years, trying to prove that all blondes aren't light headed. We have just recieved word that Mary Ann Hunter, the engaged lady of the class of 50, can't be present tonight. She is leaving for the west with her soldier husband and their ten young privates. Dorothy Ann Weaver has kept her resolve to keep her hair long, no matter how long other girls keep their hair short. Joanne Bush has worked in the mail order department for Sears-Roebuck so lon, that she has given up hope of having her order for a man filled. Paty Sue Pryor operates a dancing school in Williamson. She guarantees results especially in square dancing. Dr. Ann Huff, P.H.D. is travelling over the United States on a lecture tour. Her subject if Hwhy a Zebra Hasn't Stars as well as Stripesu. We hear that Vence Wilson has had his life insured for 325,000, so that he will have something to live on after he is dead. Jacquelyn Allen has just been crowned nMiss American, in a national beauty contest. Mary Emily Hammond lives on a ranch in Texas. She has struck oil, and it is rumored that she is hiding from her many suitors. A big success in radio is none other than Joe Caxmichael who is master of ceremonies on the program nPeople are Patheticn. Lorene Tolen is quite successful in the management of a bakery in Griffin. She specializes in HBunnsH. nTrue Romancesn is an outstanding magazine of the Year. But why not, when our old school mate, Louise Smith is editor. Life for Edith Reeves is all nSonnyn, more or less. She and her husband, Sonny Davis live in a little vine covered Cottage in Williamson and there are lots of little HSon beamsn around the door. 171 4 10 .-.lla H-qua. V lui The class of FO had one member equal to Einstin, Bobby Peek. After years of research, he has perfected his Hwheeln less specialn, an automobile that floats two feet above the ground. Griff Inn and Night Club has a neon sign advertising the following attractions, Virginia Tanley, Bubble dancer and Barbara Cauthen, Torch singer. Eleanor Lifsey is operating a school of typing and short hand in Meansville. Although her school is quite successful, she has her mind on higher things. Maybe not royalty, but a nkingn anyway. James Adams always wanted to go up in the world, so he is very hapfny in his job operating the elevator in the City Hall in Atlanta. ' The Harrison Freight line is owned and operated by Mrs. Bobby Harrison, the former Betty Cannafax. Betty manages the freight line as well as Bobby. Alma Williams who was best citizen of the class of 50 is still an outstanding person. She is Dean of Women of the University of Georgia. Since leaving Z.H.S. Vivian Cook has really had the love affairs, and upon losing her latest love, has begun writing a novel entitled nThey Went With the Breezen. Our time is about up. We hope that our listeners have enjoyed this brief account of the activities of the class of 1950. 4 171 10 agf ano Ceegfamenf To the Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen we wish all the happiness and pleasure that we have been able to share during our high school years. To the faculty, we want to express our thanks and , appreciation for helping us to get through this f last year of school. To Mr. Padgett, the honor of signing the diplomas for the smartest group of Seniors that he has ever known. Jacquelyn Allen wills to Betty Jean Gibson her math book with a guarantee that it is in good condition because only half of it has been used. Joe Carmichael wills to Junior Hambric his mechanical brain with loose nuts, bolts, cogwheels, and all. Ernestine Coly wills to Virginia Brown her quiet manner. James Adams wills his shyness around girls to Hugh Allen. Barbara Cauthen wills to Mary Williams a bat so that she may knock a home run with a certain Peurto Rican. Virginia Tapley wills to Lou Ella Sewell her soft talk and giggles. Mary Emily H ammond wills to Barbara Dunbar her big mouth and cute ways. Eleanor Lifsey wills her personality to Carolyn Pryor. Joanne Bush wills to Riley Shackerford her ability to chew gum. Bobby Peek wills his big bass voice to Ronny Story. Mary Ruth Armistead wills to Mary Bond Baker a little Lamb so she will always have a ntag-a-longn. Mary Ann Hunter wills to Doris Thomas her ability to get engaged. 1 Barbara Cauthen wills to Betty Ann Huckaby her weakness of blushing. - Vivian Cook wills to Mary Pattie Milner her ability to be faithful to one boy. Dorothy Ann Weaver wills to Jeanette Allen her ability to play ball. , Donald Connell wills to Melvin Vaughn his HSpeedyH ability to play ball. Vence Wilson wills to Wayne Ballard his technique of charming the girls. Edith Reeves wills to Clariece Driver a pencil so she can teach Jr. how to write. Mary Ann, Mary Emily, Barbara, and Vivian will their ability to fuss, quarrel, and misunderstand each other and then make up to Lou Ella, Joanne, and Barbara. Faye Allen wills to Joyce Watts the trouble that she has been through the last year. A husband. Bruce Lackey C Better known as Brucie Boyl wills to Kenneth Jones his love for nBrownettsH. t Patty Sue Pryor wills to Joyce Carmichael her jitterbug s eps. Lorene Tolen wills Jeanette Stiles a rat-trap so that she won't have to worry about catching Joe. Ann Huff wills to Ruth Allen her shyness around boys. Alma Williams wills to Betty Ann Huckaby a road map in hopes that her road of life will be smooth and happy. Louise Smith wills to Sue Johnston her talktive nature and knick-name Critter. Joe Carmichael wills to Billy Hawkins his bright remarks. Vence Wilson wills to Billy Jones his ability to pass test without studying, with a guarantee that it can be done. Bobby Peek wills to Dan Vaughn his speedy green ford. Virginia Tapley wills to Louise Ridley her bottle of pep pills. Joanne Bush wills to Sammie Baker her unbroken record of attending Beta Club meetings. Eleanor Lifsey wills her ability to type to Paula Whatley. Betty Cannafax wills to June Taylor her hand book NHow to Avoid Quarreling With Your Boyfriendu. Vivian Cook wills Martha Johnson her curly hair. Bruce Lackey wills Joanne McKinley his ability to play the piano. Mary Ann Hunter wills Sybil Davis her dreamy eyes and cute ways. 1 Mary Emily Hammond wills her talkative nature to Jean Pilcher. Joe Carmichael wills his ability to cut up on the bus to Jeanette Callahan. Ann Huff wills Carolyn Caroway her lady-like sophisticated ways. Bobby Peek wills Charles Smith his graceful actions on the basketball court. Betty Cannafax wills Murry Walker her ability to stay in the Beta Club. James Adams wills his ability to attend school regularly to Bobby Caldwell. Bruce Lackey wills Grover Anderson the credits that were left to him and half of his own because he got along without them. Vence Wilson wills his ability to lay out of school to Ronny Caldwell. 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Ackiss B. Ballard Q I E i L. Bates S. Brbok J. Allen J. L. Ard Q K . A , R. A. Ballard R. Bankston .lxfqgjgg .BE 5 1 ..,s i,f J . . X iijg ' '-f- B. Bennett G. Bennett i X B . M. Brown J. W. Brown r fl2a,fEl 4q B IE, Z., A r E ' ,f , f J ... 'gfe B xx 3 J - . ., WW , B. Armistead B. Barnes J. Brazier B. Buchanan M. J. Cannafax If C0gE1ns W. Coulon R, Coventry QDWEY' C. Crawford F. Daniel J. Danielly JQQF S. Davis Q5 3 t . -e1f no 'N 2 ky a ,.5'xf24g dS B,,Driver B. Dumas J. Elliott 2 gi .D. Floyd 'QS' H r , D ft. fr, D .fr . . . .W 4. M- GOSH J. Hancock B. Hawkins A. Holley A. H. Hubbard B. Huff B- Johnsan B. Johnson, F. Johnston D. Hawkins F. Hutchison D. Jones 17-, 104 B..J. Lee I. F. Littleton 133' L .L ,J N1 Mangh m D. McKinley ,Jn-... B. J. Lee V. King 1-'w y - gv, fJf.v:v1.. L jhul. E 'L. N rtin L. Morgan G. Owen 'T H. Perkins ff ix...- J. Lifsey B. Littleton R- Maddox V. Malone gE gk D..-MSDS-H161 S, Mellon-Leek 1,53 i' ' V 9 if. n .o. -.f f +12 K f B. MUPQDY C. Noble R. Perkins J. Pitts A. , ,.,l 71 'I 104 X J. Ratliff J. shepherd C-0 S A. Tolen B. Sandefur F. Smith E. Storey J. Towery B. Shackelford R. Shackelford nr A. Stanford B. Starling W. Tapley M. Tidwell B, Trice CTI ITIE fx Z? 'J 2 e.,' QL XM C R P-I li' 102 YEAREJ 86 iff? faqs' K STAFF f my W' Alma Williams Barbara Cauthen Betty C9HHHf8K Athletic Editor bw 'U' Joanne Bush Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Reporter Mary Ann Hunter Photographic Edito 'QF Vence Wllson Mary E. Hammond Bruce Lackey Advertising Mgr. Business Mgr. Art Editor 104 171 5746? ANWUAA 1 17 4 210 SENIOR PLAY Jason THE GIRL WHO FORGOT Judy CHARACTERS Gr,eta CIn order of their first appearancey David Jason CDanny Mann? ..... Butler in the Baird home...Donald Connell David Baird ..... The district attorney ................. Bobby Peek Rose May ..... Blown in by the storm ................... Joanne Bush Greeta ..... David's Swedish housekeeper ........ Dorothy Ann Weaver Linda Gray ..... A flirt, with her eye on David ..... Paty Sue Pryor Albans Creston ..... David's secretary ................ Vence Wilson Pearl Dawn ..... David's cousin, a rich heiress ...... Alma Williams Giles Elton ..... Dr. and foster brother to Pearl ..... Bruce Lackey Judy Elton ..... His sister ..................... Mary Emily Hammond Gustavus Svenson ..... A detective .................. Joe Carmichael Linda Time--In the month of June. Place--David Ba1rd's summer home on the'Hudson. Time of Playing--About two hours. Pghrl SYNOPSIS OF ACTS Act I. Livina room of David Baird's summer home, at about five 9. M. in early June. Act II, Same as in Act I. Early afternoon, two weeks later. Act III. Same as in preceding acts. The follow- morning. Giles L f-I A I Cuff Gustavus Rose . Albans 6 'T fad? .. ME, ',--f J 171 1 10 xg' K, X, 4 Aw il ,uk sf -3 X Q ,, AM- - -M, - . 4 4 QFutune Homemakers of America 9 i -v -r . -.- , s FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 171 lili MUSIC M-H CLUB Wi' .ff PPP! 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