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Accredited Elementary School Published at the Georgia School for the Deaf Accredited High School

VOL. 72

CAVE SPRING, GEORGIA 30124 NOVEMER, 1971

NUMBER 1

TEACHERS 1971-72 Christmas Holidays

TEACHERS ON ROUTE ONE CAMPUS
Bray, Mrs . Elvira C. Bryant, Miss Vireginer Camp, Miss Carolyn Chatman, Mrs. Amanda Chubb, Mrs. Louise B. English, Alan Douglas Glenn, Charles D. Glover, Mrs. Sammie Johnson, Mrs. Emma Jones, Mrs. Mary E. Martin, Miss Elnora

School will close for Christmas Holidays at noon on Friday, Dec. 17. All students will be expected to leave school at that time.
We request parents to make arrangements for their children's transportation. Dormitories and dining rooms will be closed until January 2, 1972
We would like for the parents to return the students on Sunday, January 2, 1972.

McCain, Miss Willie M.

McDaniel, Ezekiel

Mitchell, Miss Carolyn Monford, Miss Eleanor Montgomery, Mrs. Callie J.

R.G. BEEMON
R. G. Beemon New Director of G. S. D.

Owens , Mrs. Vera Y. Parrish, Horace Perdue, Mrs. Catherine Rodgers , Mrs. Alice Scott, Mrs. Fannye V. Welch, William Guy

Georgia Department of Education has named Mr. R. C. Beemon director of the Division of Compensatory Education, Office of
Instructional Services. The Georgia School for the Deaf
holds an important place in this
division. The faculty and staff of the
school were very happy to have
Mr. Beemon visit the campus recently

PRIMARY TEACHERS
Miss Katharine Casey, Supervising Teacher
Anderson, Everett Beaird, Mrs . Catherine Betz, Hyalmar Cantrell, Mrs . Kathleen Casey, Mrs . Dondra Combee, Mrs. Ladre Daniel, Miss Patricia Davis, Miss Ginger Davis, Mrs. Wilma

DR.D.M.BOWEN

Gaines, Miss Micki Hewett. Miss Ruby Johnson, Mancil Kemp , Mrs . Faye Mann, Mrs. Loisteen Penny , Mrs. Penelope Powers , Mrs. Wilann Shipley, Mrs. Carolyn SlaJ)Jlev Alex Tli1le n( NffS":' Rut Terry, Mrs. Rachel Wade , Miss ,Cornelia Welch, Mrs . Beulah Young , Mrs. Elizabeth Zinnermon , Mrs .Charlotte
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
TEACHERS

OUR DENTIST
G. S. D. is happy to welcome to our staff a new dentist, Dr. David M. Bowen, Jr. Dr. Bowen is a graduate of E. Rome High School and Emory Univirsity , where he .najv ec bi(h';f; y. Ife reCeivedhis D.D .S. fro m the Emory Universisty School of Dentistry. His wife, Bonnie Jean, from Spartanburg, S.C., is a teacher in the Rome City Schools. They reside' at 1349 Redmond Circle in Rome . How fortunate we are to have such a good dentist! We extend to Dr. Bowen a very hearty welcome!

Foulk, David Wade , Miss Sarah
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS
Mr. Frank Bryant, Supervising Teacher
_Home Economics - Miss Rena

Preparations For New Students' Living Quarters

DR. EDUARDO MONTANA
\ OUR DOCTOR
The students, faculty, and staff of G. S. D. are thrilled to welcome to the campus our new physician, Dr . Eduardo Montana . A native of Colombia, South America, he attended high school and the University Medical College there. He then interned at Jefferson Hospital in Roanoke, Va . and specialized in pediatrics at the University Hospital in Iowa City, Iowa. He , his wife, and their three children reside at 33 Saddle Mt. Road in Rome.
Welcome to G. S. D. , Dr. Montana! We appreciate your interest in deaf children, and we are happy to have you as a member of our school family .
Powrie Y. Doctor
Dies Recently
Powrie V. Doctor,67, professor of government and chairman of the department of government of Gallaudet College, died recently in Paris.
Dr. Doctor, a member of the faculty of Gallaudet for 43 years, was an internationally known authority on education of the deaf.
He was editor of the American Annals of the Deaf from 1948 to 1968 and had been assistant editor from 1940 to 1948. At the time of his death he was editor of the " " Directory of Services for the Deaf," published by the Annals.
In 1970, he received the William Gaston Award for outstanding educators from the Georgetown University Alumni Association. In 1969 the American Speech and Hearing Association honored him for "40 years of achievement and service."

Ree ves and Mrs . Iva Chapman

Printing - Mr. Woodie Crider and

Mr. A.M. Shaw

Art- Commercial Art- Mr . Mike

Burton

Industrial Arts - Mr. Greg Cordle

Woodworking- Mr. Paul Carter Masonry- Mr. Horace Parrish

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Shoe Repairing- Mr. Connor

Dillard

Remedial Math , Eng.- Mr. Bob

Davis

Laundry- Mr. Guy Welch

Driver Education- Mr. Morris

Two basement-level floors on the Perry Campus are being modernized through the governor's emergency fund. The finished dormitories will accomodate seventy-five students. They are being built with the smaller child in mind All of the furnishings and plumbing facilities are geared for the smaller child. November is our goal for getting all of the new students into the very modern, air-conditioned and carpeted dormitories.

Mitchell

Work Knowledge (employeeemployer relationship) -Miss

A New

Gladys Latham Power Sewing- Mrs. Jane Ponder

Organization

Business Practices- Mrs. Mary Bell

Some of the parents of children

Work Adjustment - Mr. Bill Myatt Adult Class- Mrs. Sarah Ware Body and Fender Repair- Mr.
Russell Royston Upholstery- Mr. Jack Mount

at the Georgia School for the Deaf met in Cave Spring on August 27, 1971. The group of fifty-five members elected the foiling officers:

Food Service - Mrs. Kathryn Grissom

President: Mr. Jones Anthony

Library Aide- Miss Joy . Gibson Laundry Work-Study - Mr. Ernest
Pledger

First Vice-President: Mr. C.G. Turner

Second Vice-President :

Mr. John Cail

Basketball Schedule .Third Vice-President:

1971-72

Mr. Bennett Long Secretary:

Dec. 3 Temple-Here

Mrs .Sophia Waters

Dec. 4 Davis-There Dec. 10 Mt. Zion-There

Treasurer:

Dec . 11 Adairsville-There

Mrs. Shirley Pollard

Jan. 7 Temple-There Jan. 8 Chattooga Co.-Here Jan. 11 Mt. Zion-Here Jan. 14 ? Jan. 15 Berry- Boys only, There
7:00

The organization at this time has not chosen .a name, for they are hoping to be able to join with the Convention of American Instructors of the Deaf (C.A.I.D .).

Jan. 21 Adairsville-Here Jan. 22 Davis-Here Jan. 27,28,29, Mason-Dixon Tourn.
Fla . - Boys only Feb. 4 ? Feb. 5 Chattooga Co.-There Feb. 11 ?

If other parents are interested in joining the organization, they may contact Mrs . Shirley Pollard at
1113 Brook Ave . N.E.; Marietta, Georgia 30060. The dues are $5.00 per parent per year.

Feb. 12 Berry-Boys only, Here

The next meeting will be held in

7 :00

in the near future .

PRIMARY CHEERLEADERS
Bobbie Le Turner and ouda Ka :B.owmm1 (tigeF-) ready-for a G; _s-:.-P..r:,---_...,-
football game Mr. Slappey, The Big, Bad Wolf, and The Three Little Pigs Mrs. Davis telling the story of "The Three Little Bears"

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Mr. Rolfe Kennard

Georgia Assocation

Dies Recently
The Georgia School for the Deaf

OF The Deaf

was saddened by the death of Rolfe Powell Kennard, the husband of Marie Sewell Kennard. Mrs. Kennard was for many years supervising teacher of the Primary Department_of the Georgia School for the Deaf.
Mr. Kenna rd served as president

A Non Profit Organization _ _ _... -~-:--'""'!""
The object of this association is to promote the economic, social intellectual and moral interest of the deaf within the state and the deaf in general as far as the means permit.

of Merriam Coal Company for eighteen years. He pegan his association with this company in 1921.
In addition to his business associations, Mr. Kennard served as chairman of the Floyd County Selective Service Board during World War II and was awarded a special presidential citation on the completion of fifteen years service with the Board. He was a veteran of World War I, having served

The Georgia Association of the Deaf (G .A.D .) was founded in 1925, but up until the last few years it has not been too well known except among the deaf themselves.
This association is made up mainly of deaf persons living within the state and of former Georgia residents living out of the state but who keep an active interest in the activities of the association .

overseas with the 154th AeroSquad- During the last few months

ron of the United States Army Sig- membership was opened to hear-

nal Corps and later served as ing people that were interested in

local commander of the 7th Dis- the deaf, and this membership has

trict Amercian Legion and as a grown by leaps and bounds. The

member of the State's Finance hearing membership consists main-

Committee.

ly of parents, teachers and people

Mr. Kennard was interested and who work with the deaf.

active in religious and civic activities in Rome and in Cave Spring. There are now four (4) chapters

He was a member of the Floyd County Wildlife Association, the Rome Kiwanis Club, the Rome Elks Club and the Cave Spring

of the G.A.D. throughout the state; they are Chapter No. 1-Cave Spring, Chapter No. 2-Albany, Chapter No. 3-Newnan, and Chap-

Ruritan Club. He was an active ter No. 4-Doraville. Chapter 4 member, deacon and trustee of the consists mainly of hearing people, Cave Spring Baptist Church. For a parents , etc., but there are hearing

number of years he was on the members in each of the other Cave Spring Housing Authority and chapters.

the Rolater Park Board.

All hearing members have the

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same privileges that the deaf themselves do, other than that of holding .office.

Division of Special Education and Pupil Personnel Services, Office
of Instructional Services Georgia Department of Education
Atlanta, Georgia 30334 Jack P. Nix, State

Membership in Chapter No. 1 consists mainly of deaf and hearing teachers and workers of the deaf, and parents of students in the Georgia School for the Deaf.

Superintendent of Schools

The object of Chapter No. 1 is

John L. Caple .... .Superintendent to aid students in the school, to

J. H. Whitworth . . . . . . . Principal provide games, toys, etc ., and to

Eugene Perdue . . . . . . . . . Principal aid those that may need help. Dur-

W. H. Crider .... Managing Editor ing the last four (4) years Chapter

Katharine Casey . Associate Editor 1 has sponsored dinners and socials

Emmalee Highnote

during the home-coming football

Associate Editor games in order to built up a fund

Ed Steele .... ... . Associate Editor with which they could carry out

W. H. Crider . .. .Printing Instructor this objective.

A. M. Shaw . . . Printing Instructor Alton Holman . . . . . . Photographer
Published four times a year in November, January, March, and May. No subscription price.
All communication should be addressed to The School Helper,

Anyone wishing to join Chapter No. 1 or to provide help to reach our objective with donations (all donations are tax deductible) please contact any of the following members:

Cave Spring, Georgia. 30124 Entered at the post office at
Cave Spring, Georgia, as second class matter, November, 1889. Second Class Postage paid at Cave Spring, Georgia 30124.

Albert R. Royston-President Joy Gibson-Vice-Presdient Ed. Steele-Secretary Lanelle Benton-Treasurer If anyone wishes information about joining any of these other chapters,

Vol. 72 November, 1971 No. 1 please contact members of Chap-

ter No. 1

November, 1971

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G. S. D. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Alford, Marsha Ann Mr. & Mrs. Ludon Stewart Route No.2 Commerce, Ga.
Anderson, AI Cowart Warren Mr. & Mrs. Charles Anderson Box 54 Claxton, Ga.
Anthony, James Mr.: & Mrs Jones Anthony Route No. 2, Ala. Road Cave Spring, Ga.
Autry, Kathy Ann
Mr. & Mrs. Julius Autry 258 Lake City Street Macon, Ga.
Ayers, Chris Mr. & Mrs. James C. Ayers Route No.1, Box 373 Toccoa, Ga.
Bailey, Martin Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bailey 21 Oak St. Hinesville, Ga.
Baker, Karen June Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Baker 2675 Bonnie Avenue Doraville, Ga.
Bennett, Donna Marie Mr. :& Mrs. Kenneth C. Bennett Box 411 Cave Spring, Ga. Berry, David Mrs. Shirley F. Berry Route No. 2, Box 76 Greenville, Ga. Bivins, Charles Mr. Billy Bivins 236 Rowland Drive Moultrie, Ga. Black, Michael Hampton
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Black 842 Lake Terrace Drive Augusta, Ga. Blakeman, Rose Mr. & Mrs. Lucien Larkin 2224 Lindsey Road Augusta, Ga. Blalock, Le Ann
Mr. & Mrs. lrby L. Blalock 1200 Dean Street Rome, Ga. Blaxton, Tina
Mr. & Mrs. Norman C. Blaxton 4534 Sentry Street Columbus, Ga. Boswell, Ronnie Mrs: Ri"chard Colburn Zingora Rm~d, Route No. 2 Conyers, Ga. Bowman, Vonda Kay
Mr. & Mrs. Jack A. Glover 1685 Austell Road Marietta, Ga. Brannon, Bart Mrs. Cherry Brannon Box 845 Cummings, Ga. Brown, Robert
Mr. & Mrs. Freddie Brown Route No. 1, Box 169 Clyo, Ga. Brown, Rodney H. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie Brown 119 Washington Street Montezuma, Ga. Brown Sharon & Sheila Mr. & Mrs. Lee J . Brown 2168 Cedar Avenue M::con, Ga. Brown, Willie Lewis,Jr. Mrs. Shirley Brown 579 Adamson Street Macon, Ga. Browning, Bridgett Mrs. Ruth Browning 1265 Gault Street Apt. 117 Atlanta, Ga. Bryant, Jacqueline Mrs. Betty Bryant 910 W. Wall Street Griffin, Ga. Bullard, Carolyn Mrs. Betty Bullard Route No. 1, Box 194 Richland, Ga. Bullock, Sammy
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bullock cjo W. L. Nixon Route No.2 Acworth, Ga. Cagle, Deanna Mr. & Mrs. James Cagle Cave Spring, Ga. Carr, Monica Mrs. Nancy Hale Box 668 Dublin, Ga. Carswell, Eddie James, Jr.
Mrs. Eddie James Carswell 1968 Madden Avenue Macon, Ga. Carter, Karen
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter Route No.4, Box 121 A Valdosta, Ga. Chandler, Grover
Mrs. Geraldine Chandler Route No. 2, Box 188 Hahira, Ga. Chambers, Olivia Darlene Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Chambers Box 298 Cave Spring, Ga. Chatman, Theresa
Mrs. Jessie Mae Chatman 166 Bailey Heights Waycross , Ga.

ENROLLMENT FOR 1971-1972

Clifford, Sean

Harrelson, Connie Sue

Manis, Greg

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Clifford

Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Colson, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs M. L. Manis

2725 Pine Valley Road

208 South Jefferson Street

Route 1

Augusta, Ga.

Lyons, Ga.

Ch::.tsworth, Ga.

Collins, Gloria Ann Mr. & !\-Irs. Marvin S. Collins Route No. 1 Lawrenceville, Ga.
Cook, Teressa Mrs. Mary Cook 26 Hamilton Street Newnan, .Ga.
Cornelius, Jeanette Mr. & Mrs. Charlie H. Cornelius Route No. 1 Alpharetta, Ga.

Harris, Angela Marie Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harris Route No. 2 Social Circle, Ga.
Harris, Marty Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Harris 28 Montgomery Street Cartersville, Ga.
Harris, Tonya Mr. & Mrs. Charles Harris Route No. 3, Box 179 S~vanm..h, Ga.

Marshall, Wllburt Mrs. Roberta Ingersall
2517 7th Street Columbus, Ga.
Mason, Adria Corwita Mrs. Betty L. Mason
510 Woodard Avenue Apt. 12 B
Macon, Ga.
Mason, Andrew Jefferson Mrs. Betty Mason
760 Sunnydale Drive Macon, Ga.

Cornelius, Paul

Hayes, Wallace L.

Mathis, Donna

Mrs. Pauline Cornelius

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hayes

Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Mathis

3360 Shady Road Plaza

Box 381

Route No. 1

Macon, Ga.

Cave Spring, Ga.

Jesup, Ga.

Costley, Terry

Henderson, Sherry

Mathis, Russell

Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Ray Costley Route No. 1, Box 296 Cave Spring, Ga.
Cranshaw, Libby Mr. & Mrs. James Cranshaw 4010 Savannah Drive Columbus, Ga.
Cribb, Earl Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Cribb Route No. 1, Box 430 A Cave Spring, Ga.

Mrs. Renay Bailey Moague Alley C::ve Spring, Ga.
Hogard, John Anthony Mr. & Mrs. Cline C. Pricher 2435 Berry Drive Decatur, Ga.
Horton, Rosemary Mr. & Mrs. Billy Selman 1800 Nelm Street Rome, Ga.

Mrs. Elneita M. Mathis 98 Avenue H Thomaston, Ga. Meeks, Robert
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Earl Meeks Box 115, Route No. 2 Cave Spring, Ga.
Mitchell, Edward
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Michell 920 Cowan Street Macon, Ga.
Mitchell, Dennis Lynn

Crowe, Bobby

Hollis, Penny

Mrs. Sylvia Mitchell

Mr. & Mrs. R. P. Crowe

Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Hollis

Pearson, Ga.

3997 Dora! Drive

1170 Athens Road, Apt. No. 3-1

Monday, Barbara

Doraville, Ga.

Gainesville, Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow Monday

Davis, Abraham Ill

Howard, William

Route No. 4, Box 20P

Mrs. Annie R. Davis

Mrs. Barbara Watkins Howard

Eatonton, Ga.

106 Mcintyre

152 Katie Dudley Village

Montgomery, Leslie

Brunswick, Ga.

Dublin, Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Mongomery

Dickey, Charles Mr. & Mrs. Hayden Dickey Route No. 2 Cave Spring, Ga.
Dorsey, Carla Mrs. Gwendolyn Cummings 1582 Drew Drive, Apt. 824 Atlanta, Ga.

Huckaby, Angela Kay Mr. & Mrs. John Huckaby Route No. 1 Lindale, Ga.
Hughes, Calvin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Hughes 2708 Southern Street Tifton, Ga.

507 King Street Rome, Ga. Moore, Adrain
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Moore
Route No. 3, Box 152 Sandersville, Ga.
Murphy, Haward and William Mrs. Ruby Murphy
1100 Colquit Avenue, Apt. 4

Dorsey, Mary Dean

lvey, Nicki Darlene

Atlanta, Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Dorsey

Mrs. Elizabeth Brock

Myers, Douglas Faron

Route No. 1, Box 351

18 Excelsior Street

Mr. & Mrs. Herbie L. Way

Richland, Ga.

Rome, Ga.

1561 E. Princeton Avenue

Du Bois, Susan

James, Sharese

College Park, Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. John Richard DuBois Mrs. Shirley James

Route No. 1, Box 120

1014 Wheaton Street

Pembroke, Ga.

Savannah, Ga.

Dulaney, Debbie Jean

Jenkins, Carl

Mr. &:.M

d~I>ulaney ~ ~-=...--~M . &-Mrs. dward Jerrki

Myles, Charles Mrs. Rosa Myles
1337 Calhoun Street Macon, Ga. = =.,..--jM.,ce-att;- Mark- ~ ~-

2245 Perry Blvd. N. W. No. 7

6186 Nixon Cir.

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ray McCall

Atlanta, Ga.

Covington, Ga.

Route No.2

Elliott, Diedra

Jenkins, Randall

Toccoa, Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. David Elliott

Mr. Randolph Jenkins, Sr.

McDonald, Susan

110 Henry Drive, Apt. 2

Marietta, Ga.

Eubanks, Kathy L.

Mr. & Mrs. James N. Eubanks Jr.

318 Edison Street

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391 Railroad Avenue Jesup, Ga. Johnson, Donna
Mrs. Annie M. Johnson 20 Baker Street

Mr. & Mrs. Earl McDonald

Villa Capri, Apt. S-7

Forrest Park, Ga.

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McElmurry, Daniel Gordon

Mrs. Jerry McElmurry

Albany, Ga. Ewings, JoAnn Mrs. Betty Ewings Mt. Zion, Apt 205 J Saltie Drive Albany, Ga.
Fields, Eric

Cartersville, Ga. Johnson, Susan Genelle Mr. & Mrs. James J. Johnson 807 King Road Jonesboro, Ga. Johnson, Tammy
Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Johnson

K-14 Pendleton Homes Macon, Ga. McKee, Kelvin
Mrs. Annie Ruth McKee 742 Garibaldi Street, Apt. D-4 Atlanta, Ga. McKenney, Gloria Evonne

Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Fields Rt. 3

202 S. Cherokee Street LaFayette, Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. Otis C. J. McKenney 224 Evergreen Street

Vidalia Ga.
Fisher, Mark Howard Mr. &Mrs. H. E. Fisher 15 Delores Drive Fort Olgethope, Ga.
Ford, Wendall Rodney
Mr. & Mrs. James Ford Box 322
Talbotton Ga.
Francis, Tonya
Mrs. Louise Francis 112 Haywood Road
Macon Ga.
Garmon, Judy Ann Mr. EverettGarmon Rt 2, Box 224
Duluth Ga.
Garnett, Thomas Lamar
Mr.& Mrs. James Lee Garnett Rt 1, Box 80 Lincolnton Ga.
Gibson, Tommy
Mr. & Mrs. James Gibson Rt No.1, Box 146 G Chatsworth, Ga. Green, Trena Mrs. Ella Green Spaulding Height Q 4 Griffin, Ga.
Griffin, Richard Mrs. Wilma Griffin 416 North Pine Street Toccoa, Ga.
Griffin, Tommy Randolph Mr. &Mrs. Tommy R. Griffin 416 N. Pine Street
Toccoa, Ga. Griffith, Joey
Mrs. Viola Griffith
Rt 1 Dallas, Ga. Gunby, Karen Dee

Jordan, Randy
Mrs. Jeanette Jordan Route No. 1, Box 128 F.:yetteville, Ga. Keith, Aloua Mr. & Mrs. Obie Keith Route No.1, Box 202 Forsyth, Ga. Kennedy, Tony Mrs. Onelia Kennedy
Route No. 2, Box 138 Harrison, Ga.
Kimbral, Deanna and Diedra Mr. & Mrs. Linnie Kimbral Route No. 3 Cummings, Ga. King, Kelley L.
Mr. Harold D. King 2465 Blan Street Columbus, Ga. Knott, Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Willie Joe Knott
2001 Evergreen Drive Alb:my, Ga. Lane, Ricky Mr. & Mrs. Alton Lane Route No. 1, Box 214 Ochlocknee, Ga. Lewis, Eric Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Hall 54 Bailey Heights Waycross, Ga. Lewis, Loretta Mae Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Lewis Route No. 2 Foster Mill Drive LaFayette, Ga. Long, Kenneth Mr. Bennett Long
Route No. 1 Baxley, Ga. Lowe, Glenda

Warner Robins, Ga. McKenzie, Mark Anthony
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur McKenzie 1265 Thomas Street Waycross, Ga. McNure, Bobbie Jo
Mr. & Mrs. John Rolerad 889 Rowland Street, Apt. 3 Clarkston , Ga. Neal, Daniel
Mrs. Helen Neal Route No. 1 Ellaville, Ga. Padgett, Teresa
Mrs. Karen Padgett Box 66
Clyattville, Ga. Paul, Charles
Mr. Ivie Lee Shoines Route No. 1 Gordon, Ga. Peterson, Hope
Mrs. Thelma Peterson 503 Chevelle Lane Decatur, Ga. Phillips, James
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Phillips Route No. 7, Box 188 Old Pretoria Road Albany, Ga. Poole, Pamela Suzanne Mr. & Mrs. Hugh D. Poole Alabama Street, Box 443 Cave Spring, Ga. Putnam, David
Mrs. Janet Putnam McKennedy Homes, Apt. 11 Glennville, Ga. Ralston, Joel
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ralston Morganton, Ga. Reliford, Gary

William David Gunby
24 Covington Road Decatur, Ga. Hall, David Lee
Mrs. Clara Hall
526 Waters Street Albany, Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Lowe
Housing Projects Apt. 24-B Leslie, Ga. Love, Johnny
Mr. & M!"s. James Love
Lot No. 4 Pine Breeze Park Athens Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. D. R. Jacobs Route No.5, Horseleg Creek Road Rome, Ga. Roberts, Vincent
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Roberts Box 234 Newton, Ga.

Hardwick, Michael

Lovering, Brad

Robles, Edgardo

Mrs. Shirley Hardwick

Mr. &Mrs. Grady Holt

Mr. & Mrs. Epifanio Robles

1019 Center Street, Apt. B

500 N. 1st Street

Ei.enhower Drive 503

Columbus, Ga.

Colquitt, Ga.

Hinesville, Ga.

Rogers, Vera Jane
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rogers Old Sunbury Road Metter, Ga. "Rushing, Tonya
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Rushing
4917 Ogeechee Road, Hy. 17 Savannah, Ga. Rutherford, Rory Lee
Mrs. Shirley Rutherford
4925 Sentry Street
Columbus, Ga. Shorter, Delois Mrs. Ilene S. Armstrong
1402 Newton Road Albany., .Ga. ,
Simmons, Bobby Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Simmons
Route No. 1 Milner, Ga. Simmons, Donald James
Mr. & Mrs. James Edward Simmona 12-G Scotland Hgt. M::tcon, Ga. Sims, Michelle
Norman & Elvira Sims
613 N. Lee Street Quitman, Ga. Smith, Allen
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Allen Smith, Sr. Route No. 1, Box 222 W Hephzibah, Ga . Smith, Brenda
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Smith Box 238 Patterson, Ga. Smith, Darryl
Miss Carrie Reed
Richmond County Dept. of Family and Children Augusta, Ga. Smith, Herman
Mrs. Audrey Smith cjo Cullen Stovers Route No. 1, Box 208 Liberty, South Carolina Smith, Larry
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence D. Smith Route No. 4, Box 405 D~lton, Ga. Smith, Latanya Maria Mr. & Mrs. John Arnold
631 Eastlake Drive Decatur, Ga. Smith, Robbie Elmer
Mr. & Mrs. Delmas Smith Box 704
Statesboro, Ga. Smith, James William
Mr. &Mrs. Norwood Smith 688-Grace-.Btree , S. E?.-.=~""""~..--.-.,-...,
Atlanta, Ga. Stallworth, Connie
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Stallworth 1084 Edie Avenue, S. E. Atlanta, Ga. Stanley, Jennifer
Mr. & Mrs. Bennie L. Stanley 1714 Carla Drive Marrow, Ga. . Stephens, Deborah
Mr. & Mrs. William Stephens Route No. 2
Cave Spring, Ga. Stewart, Carolyn
Mrs. Joseph Stewart 513 Winn Street Americus, Ga.
Streetman, Chris
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Streetman 1 Etowah Terrace Rome, Ga.
Stroud, Roger
Mrs. Mannah E. Stroud
805 North Washington Street Quitman, Ga. Strozier, Earl
Mrs. Mary Strozier Mountville, Ga. Strozier,Quenson
Mrs. Gloria Strozier 822 Sandy Creek Drive
Atlanta, Ga. Sullenberger, Melissa Gaye
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Sullenberger 3296 Myrtle Street College Park, Ga. Sutton, Willie
Mrs. Rudene Sutton Box 6
Rochelle, Ga. Taylor, Tommy Randall
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Taylor
Route No. 2, Nelson Road Cave Spring, Ga. Terry,Kathy
Mrs. Dorothy Terry
1316 East Walker Avenue East Point, Ga. Thomas, Mike
Miss Helen Thomas 623-B Draper Street Savannah, Ga. Thompkins, Lisa
Rev. Timothy Thompkins 208 Pond Street Eatonton, Ga. Tinsely, Patricia
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Tinsely Route 1
Chester, Ga. Tucci, Mike
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Tucci 614 Moores Mill Road, N. W. Atlanta, Ga. Turner, Bobbie Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Wesley Turner 323 E. Lake Drive, S. E. Decatur, Ga. Turner, Robert Jr. Mrs. Lennie Turner
411 Jordon Street Dublin, Ga.

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Turpin, Jeff

Byars, Theresa Bd. 12-26-55

Evans, Nathan Bd.11-7-58

Mr. & Mrs. Joe F . Toney

Mrs. J ames R. Byars

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Evans

Route 1

6434 Stewart Lake Court

Box 213

Mt. Airy, Ga.

Apt. No. 42

Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 - Floyd

Underwood, Lucy

Lithonia, Ga. 30058 - DeKalb

County

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Brewster Route 1, Box 129 Cedar Bluff, Ala. Varner, Lee Otis Mrs. Mary Varner 215 Boykin
Atlanta, Ga. Vinson, Boris
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Joe Vinson Route 3, Box 48 Monroe, Ga . Waters,. Oiane
Mr. & Mrs. Horace Waters Alabama Road Cave Spring, Ga. Watkins, Randy

County Callaway, Ronnie Bd. 12-21-56
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Callaway Route 1, Box 319
Washington, Ga. 30673 - Wilkes County
Carney, Mike Bd. 11-20-56 Mrs . D. F . Carney 85 Barrett Circle Marietta, Ga. 30060 - Cobb
County Casper, Rose Bd. 12-6-58
Mrs. James L. Casper P . 0 . Box 422 Bogart, Ga. 30622 Castleberry Steve Bd. 12-10-56

Everett, Charles Bd. 6-18-57 Mr. & Mrs . Charles Everett, Jr. 3436 Catalina Drive Chamblee, Ga . 3000 - DeKalb
County
Fieger, Joey Bd. 4-29-5 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fieger 869 Midway St, SE Atlanta, Ga. 30315 - Fulton
County
Ford, Mickey Bd. 7-7-54 Mr. & Mrs . Gordon G. Ford Route 5 Newnan, Ga . 30315 - Coweta
County

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Watkins

Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Castleberry

Flewallen, Priscilla Bd. 10-29-57

1981 Indian Drive

Route 1

Mrs . Margaret Flewallen

Marietta, Ga .

Lenox, Ga. 31637 - Cook

Route 3, Box 31

Webb, Gregory Steve

County

Metter, Ga. 30439 - Candler

Mr . & Mrs. Charles Russell Webb Chambers, Mike Bd. 5-20-60

County

Route 1, Box 628 A Palmer Circle Warner Robins, Ga. Weldon, Mark

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Chambers

Farino, Elizabeth Bd. 4-5-58

4867 Milan Drive

Sgt. & Mrs. Anthony Forino

College Park, Ga. 30022 - Fulton 912 Third Ave .

Mr. & Mrs . Wade Collins

County

Warner Robins, Ga . 31093

Route 8, Box 144

Childers Cha rles Bd.12-4-55

Carrollton, Ga .

Mr. & Mrs. James Childers

Widerborg, Sherry

2721 Maple Road

Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Widerborg Rome, Ga . 30161 -Floyd

1058 Amber Drive

County

Columbus , Ga.

Collins, Emma Lou Bd. 8-29-59

Williams, Robert Mitchell

Mrs. Lula Collins

Mr. & Mrs . Charlie G. Williams

Route 3

Route 1

Jefferson, Ga. 30549 -Jackson

Statesboro, Ga.

County

Wheeler, Mark

Cooper, Ricky Bd. 10-15-56

Mr. & Mrs . Robert M. Wheeler

Mr. & Mrs. Eddie G. Cooper

Route 4, Blackwelder Lane

Route 3

Rome, Ga.

Summerville, Ga. 30747

Williams, Lannie

Chattooga County

Mrs. Ina M. Williams

Crider, Billy Mack Bd. 12-13-59

221 6th Street, S. W.

Mr. & Mrs. L. C. Crider

Cairo, Ga.

73 Greenwood Ave.

Wilkerson, Willie Mae

Moultrie, Ga. 31768 - Colquitt

Mr. & Mrs . David Wilkerson

County

206 Straw Road

Cromer, Randy Bd. 10-15-56

Thomasville, Ga.

Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Cromer

Wilson, Deborah

Route 3

Mrs. Mamie Graham

Americus , Ga . 31709 - Schley

512 Junius Street

County

Thomasville, Ga.

Castle, Kim Bd. 11-31-56

Wren, Ronald

Mrs. Tom Castle

Mr. & Mrs. R . L. Wren

220 Litchfield St.

2771 Miles Circle

Rockmart, Ga. 30153 - Polk

East Point, Ga.

County

Williams James

Chandler, Susan Bd. 7-24-57

Mrs. Janice Bolston

Mr. & Mrs. Billy Chandler

228 3rd Avenue

49 Nunn Street

Decatur, Ga.

Commerce, Ga. 30529 - Jackson

Yarbrough, Gregory Michael

County

Mr. & Mrs . Robert Yarbrough

Coch ran, Gail Bd. 12-4-55

Emerson Park

Mrs. Phillip Strickland

Route 3, Box 399

Route 3, David Road, Box 421A

Waycross, Ga .

Thomaston, Ga . 30286 - Upson

County

Cole, Fonda Bd. 3-1-59

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT Mr. W. Boyd Cole

Aikens, Pam Bd. 12-23-58 Mrs. Charles Baker 310 Cherokee Rd., Apt. 12-B

Route 4 Dallas, Ga. 30132 - Paulding
County Davis, Nancy Bd. 11-25-60

Smyrna, Ga. -Cobb County

Mrs. Ernestine Davis

Allbritton, Doyle Bd. 12-13-58

Route 1, Box 78

Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Allbritton Route 2, Box 66-B Waycross, Ga . 31501 - Ware
County

DeSota , Ga. 31742 - Sumter County
Dav is, Nancy Bd. 7-9-57 Mr. & Mrs. Roy Lee Davis

Anthony, Tammy Bd. 12-12-59 Mrs . Lena Anthony

Route 2 Calhoun, Ga. 3071 - Gordon

2002 Boulderview Drive

County

Atlal}ta, Ga. 30316- Fulton County Davis, Dylan Bd. 9-2-58

Arnold, Mickie! Bd. 9-2-58

Mr. & Mrs. Jackson Davis

Mr. Spencer Arnold

1010 South Lee Street

Box 477 Manor, Ga. 31550 - Ware

Americus, Ga . 31709 - Sumter County

County Augustus, Melvin Bd. 3-13-59

Davi s, Roy Lee Bd. 12-11-58 Mr. & Mrs. Johnny E. Davis

Mrs. Gussie Augustus

1004 Frances Street

1625 Eleanor St.

Dalton, Ga. 30720 - Whitfield

Savannah, Ga. 31401 - Chatham

County

County

Dean, Danie l Bd. 10-30-58

Baker, Debra Bd. 10-25-59

Mr. &Mrs. James E. Stokes

Mr. & Mrs. Jerrell Baker

209 Hunts Drive

29 Gleason Avenue, Box 129

Calhoun, Ga 30701 - Gordon

Pooler , Ga. 31322 - Chatham County

County Densmore, Robert Bd. 1-9-56

Baggett, Wanda Bd. 8-17-56 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Baggett
1146 3rd. St., N. E . Cairo, Ga. 31723 - Grady County Beishline, Matthew Bd. 9-20-58 Mr. & Mrs . C. T. Beishline 4744 Luray Drive Chamblee , Ga. 30341 - DeKalb
County Betsill, Ann Bd. 3-9-60
Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Betsill
Route 1 Fayetteville, Ga. 30214 -Fayette
County

Mr. & Mrs. James W. Densmore Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 - Floyd
County
Diggs, Jackie Bd.5-26-9 Mrs. !della B. Diggs 129 Pattern Street Thomasville , Ga. 31792 - Thomas
Dimitri, Tim Bd. 12-4-6 Mrs . John S. Dimitri 401 Moss Drive Columbus , Ga. 31904 - Muscogee
County
Drennon, Lorenzo Bd. 9-4-55

Blakeman, Barbara Bd. 6-11-60

Mrs. Clara Kendall

Mr. & Mrs. Lucien Larkin
2224 Lindsey Road Augusta, Ga . 30906 - Richmond

1309 Plaza St., SW Atlanta, Ga. 30314 - Fulton
County

County

Donalson, Lisa Bd. 9-18-59

Bowen, Larry Bd. 12-7-56

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold J. Donalson

Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Bowen

Route 2, Box 493

Box 5

Bainbridge, Ga. 31717 - Decatur

Ellijay, Ga. 30540 - Gilmer

County

County Brewton, Marc Bd. 5-9-59
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Brewton P. 0 . Box 134 Dalton, Ga. 30720 - Whitfield
County Brown, Michael Bd. 1-10-56
Mrs. Patricia Brown 925 Cone Road Forest Park, Ga. 30050 - Fulton
County Buehl, Maxine Bd. 12-24-56 Mr. & Mrs. Max Buehl
6176 Johnson Road Riverdale, Ga. 30274 - Clayton
County

Duck, Diane Bd. 11-13-53 Mrs. Edna B. Duck 3311 Pasadena Drive Macon, Ga . 31206 - Bibb
County
Edwards, David Bd. 12-11-58 Mrs. Della Mae Edwards C-9 Cranic Drive Gainesville, Ga . 3001 - Hall
County
Elicker, Tony 'Bd. 7-13-59 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Elicker 3022 Maple Street Route 1 Lindale, Ga. 30147 - Floyd
County

Houston County
Garrison, Gerry Bd.9-4-59 Garrison, Terry Bd. 9-4-59
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Garrison Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 - Floyd
County Gattis, Bobby Bd. 10-11-59
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Gattis 206 ~ast Girard Ave. Cedartown, Ga 30125 - Polk
County Gilbert, Sebrena Bd. 9-29-58 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Gilbert Route 2 Chatsworth , Ga. 30705 - Whitield
County Glass, Connie Bd. 8-16-58 Mrs . Otelia Taylor 20 Gertrude Place, N.W.
Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - Fulton County
Gonterman, Debbie Bd. 6-10-58 Mrs. George Mackey P. 0 . Box 5066
Columbus, Ga. 31906 - Muscogee County
Green, Jo Ann 8-5-55
Mr. & Mrs John B. Green Route 3 Loganville, Ga 30249 - Walton
County
Green, Frankie Bd. 6-21-57 Mr . Ollie Lee Green Route 1 Vienna, Ga. 31092 - Dooley
County Griffin, Cheryl Bd. 10-~ ~-58 Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Griffin 145 5th St.
Milledgeville, Ga . 31061 - Baldwin County
Gilmore, Timothy Bd. 12-20-56 Mr. L. B. Gilmore Macon Shoe Store 371 Third St.
Macon, Ga. 31201 - Bibb County
Mrs. Julia Gilmore 505 9th Ave. Cordele, Ga. Goodson, Terry Bd.10-8-55
Mr. & Mrs . A. J . Goodson 124 Bells Ferry Rd.
Marietta , Ga . 30062 - Cobb County
Green, Bill Bd. 4-27-5E
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Couch Box 93
Monroe , Ga. 30655 - Walton County
Gresham, Gregory Bd. 6-9-56
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Gresham 1386 Kerry Drive, No. 188 NW Atlanta , Ga . 30318 - Fulton
County Haineault, Mark Bd. 9-14-58
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Kerse 301 North Court St. Quitman, Ga.- Brooks
County Hendrix, Ken Bd. 3-31-58 Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hendrix Cave Spring, Ga . 30124 - Floyd
County Hawkins, Vera Bd. 8-4-59
Mr. & Mrs. Hulet Hawkins 1485 Cedar Creek Lane
Riverdale , Ga. 30274 - Clayton County
Head, Marvin Bd. 9-26-55
Mr. & Mrs. E . E. Head P. 0. Box 54 Temple, Ga. 30179- Carroll
County Harper, Randy Bd. 2-7-54
Mrs. Lucy Harper Route 1, Box 51 A Mayfield, Ga . 31059 -Hancock
County Highsmith, Thomas Bd. 9-10-5
Mrs. Thomas Highsmith 703 Ann Street St. Mary's, Ga. - Camden
County Hightower, Mark Bd. 12-25-58 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hightower Box 27 Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 - Floyd
County Hollis, William Bd. 12-15-6 Miss Thelma Hollis 11 Rogers St. Buena Vista , Ga . 31803 - Marion
County Holcomb, Laura Jean Bd.118-56 Mr . & Mrs. J. T. Holcomb 1472 Hawthorne Ave ., NW Atlanta , Ga. 30309 - Fulton
County

Hopkins, Phillip Bd.3-31-58 Mrs. Emily 0 . McGarity 126 Tammy Lynn Drive , SE Marietta, Ga . 30060 - Cobb
County
Holowach, Joan Bd. 12-28-57 Mrs. Willard Stringham 208 Roberts Drive Dalton, Ga. 30720 - Whitfield
County
Ingram, Charles Bd. 6-3-52 Mrs. Mable Ingram 25 South St. Barnsville, Ga . 30204 - Lamar
County
Jackson, Phoebe Bd.1-24-56 Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Jackson 1715 Ridgewood Drive, NE. Atlanta, Ga. 30305 - Fulton
County
Jeffares, Barbara Bd. 5-2656 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Jeffares 2963 Elizabeth St., SE. Smyrna, Ga. 30080- Cobb
County
Johnson, Juanita Bd. 2-14-59 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Johnson 4126 Flat Shoals Rd. Decatur, Ga . 20031 - DeKalb
County
Johnson, Sherrill Bd. 1-30-7 Mrs. R. C. Hester 505 East 3rd St. Rome, Ga. 30161 - Floyd
County
Johnson, Uvonna Bd. 2-24-59 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Johnson Cave Spring, Ga . 30124 - Floyd
County
Joyner, Debra Bd. 10--60 Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Joyner Sr. Route 1 Box 80 E Osteen Rd. Bloomigdale, Ga . 31302 - Chatham
Kilgore, Danny Bd. 6-3-60 Mr & Mrs. W. J . Kilgore 208 Alfred Ave . Rome, Ga. 30161 - Floyd
County
Knox, Marian Bd. 3-757 Knox, Sebrena Bd. 3-25-59 Mr. & Mrs. Marion Knox Route 1, Box 141 Social Circle, Ga. 30279 - Walton
County
Loftin, Donald Bd. 7-14-56
Mrs. Owen Loftin Route 5, Ala. Rd. Rome , Ga 30161 - Floyd
County
Massey, Robin Bd. 7-1-60 Mr. & Mrs. Columbus Massey Route 1 Fayetteville, Ga. 30124 - Fayette
County
Mayo, Danny Bd. 8- 2 60 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mayo Route 2, Box 7 Ashburn, Ga. 31714
McBee, Ricky Bd. 2-3-57 Mr. & Mrs. Johnny McBee Route 2 Calhoun, Ga . 30701 - Gordon
County
McBride Eudine Bd. 7-8-7 Mr. & Mrs. Amos L. McBride Box 207 Cave Spring, Ga . 30124 - Floyd
County
McCrary, Larry Bd. 9-22-56 Mrs. Jennie McCrary Route 1, Box 145B Butler, Ga.
McDaniel, Ernest Bd. 4-24-59 McDaniel, Janice Bd. 7-12-6 Mr. & Mrs . C. W. Bedgood 204 Rainbow Ridge Swainsboro, Ga . 30401 - Emanuel
County
Miller, Evelyn Bd. 11-21-58 35 Church Street McDonough, Ga. 30253 Mimbs, David Bd. 12-9-58 Mr. Juarez Mimbs 204 Poplar St. Dublin, Ga. 31021 - Laurens
County Minor, James Bd. 18-59 Mr. & Mrs. James Minor, Sr. Route 1, Box 241 Lithonia , Ga .30058 Minshew, Brenda Bd. 7-24-57 Mr. & Mrs. Seals Minshew Convair Rd. , Rt. 4 Calhoun, Ga . 30701 - Gordon
County Morrison, Nona Bd. 9-2-58 Mrs. Edna Morrison 349 East Tate St. Elberton, Ga . 30625 - Elbert
County McCarty, Jeffrey Bd. 12-22-58 Mrs. Catherine Adams Box 64 Yatesville, Ga. 31097 McCiarin, Clifford Bd. 8-16-59 Mr. &Mrs. Jeff Carson 803 Bryant Street Hapeville, Ga . 3004 - Fulton
County McGuire, Jylinda Bd. 11-16-58 Mrs. Shirely McGuire Route 1 Byron, Ga. 31008 - Houston
County Moore, Linda Bd. 3-30-60 Mrs. Willie Bell Moore 701 Waters St. Albany, Ga. 31701- Dougherty
County Morey, Bessie Vivian Bd. 1-1-59 Mr. & Mrs. Clovis Morey 100 Mathewson Ave. Pelham , Ga. 31779 - Mitchell
County

Morrison, Walter Bd. 1-12-60
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Morrison 606 Simmons Street, NW Atlanta, Ga . 30318 - Fulton
County
Mock, Pam Bd. 1111-60 Mr. & Mrs. John Mock 2060 Bolton Rd., NW Atlanta, Ga . 30318 - Fulton Mock, Ronnie Bd. 6-13-58
Mrs. Marilyn Tomberlin
Route 3 Baxley, Ga. 31513- Appling
County Moncrief, Kerry Bd. 7-27-59 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Moncrief Cave Spring, Ga. 30124- Floyd
County Morris, Eddie Bd. 7-30-60 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Morris Route 1 Bowdon; Ga. 30108 - Carroll
County Moody, Lisa Bd. 10-20-58 Mr. & Mrs. I. R. Moody Route 2, Box 93 Ludowici, Ga. 31316- Long
County Murphy, Mark 5-21-58
Mr. & Mrs. Olin Murphy 3490 Meadowview Drive
Lithia Springs, Ga. 30057 -Fulton County
Muse, John Bd. 3-28-57 Mr. & Mrs . John W. Muse Route 1 Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 - Floyd
County Nelms, Janice Bd. 8-23-59 Nelms, Joyce Bd 12-10-5
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Nelms Route 1 Demorest, Ga. 30535 Habersham County Peppers, Debra Bd. 9-12-58 Mrs. Betty Peppers Route 2, Box 441 Cairo, Ga. 3178 - Grady
County
Pollard, Sandra Sue Bd. 9-12-58 Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Pollard 1113 Brook Ave. Marietta, Ga. 30060 Cobb
County Postell, David Bd. 1-31-59
Mr. & Mrs. Jess Postell Cave Spring , Ga . 30124 -Floyd
County Prosser, Sebrena Bd. 1-31-58 Mrs . Billy Prosser Box 333
Brooklet, Ga. 3041 - Bulloch County
Pughsley, Peter Bd. 9-6-8 Mrs. Helen Pughsley 304 Wes t 32nd Street Sava nnah, Ga. 31401 - Chatha
County Quintrell, Julie Bd. 3-1-58
Mr. & Mrs. William Quintrell P . 0 . Box 614
Copperhill, Tenn. 37317 Rackley, Terry Bd. 1-30-55 Mr. & Mrs. James Rackley 1600 Grove Street Valdosta , Ga. 31601 -Lowndes
County Ricks, Melton Bd. 9-12-58 Mrs. Virginia Ricks Route 1, Box 68 Twin City, Ga . 30471 Roberts, Diane Bd. 9-24-58 Mrs. John Dillard Route 5, Shipp Street
cI o Bill Dillard
Tifton, Ga . 31794 - Tift County
Roberts, Tony Bd. 8-24-60Mrs. Louise Walls 2409 Leila Lane , Apt. 132
Atlanta , Ga . 30315 - Fulton County
Rogers, Robin Bd. 2-15-56
Mr. & Mrs . Melvin J . Roger!\ 5930 John St. Austell, Ga . 30001 - Cobb
County
Rozier, Felicia Bd. 8-11-58
Mrs. Hattie Mae Rozier 203 Graner St. Dublin, Ga. 31021 Rudd, Margaret Bd. 8-2-56
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rudd 2069 Fairway Circle, NE
Atlanta , Ga. 30319 - Fulton County
Sanders, Donna Bd. 4-11-58
Mr. & Mrs . James A. Sanders Route 3 Eastman, Ga. 31023 - Dodge
County Scott, Phil Bd. 7-115
Mr. & Mrs . C. F. Scott Route 3 Swainsboro, Ga. 30401 Emanuel County Shaw, Randy Bd. 11-29-6
Mr. & Mrs. Max Shaw 3822 Lindsey Drive
Macon, Ga . 31206 - Bibb County
Sheppard, Steve Bd. 4-14-56
Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Sheppard 592 South Hairston Rd. Stone Mountain, Ga. 30083 DeKalb County Sisson, Steve Bd. 6-20-60 Mrs . W. J. Sisson P. 0. Box 444
Blue Ridge, Ga. 30513 Simpson, Judy Bd. 1-5-6 Miss Joy Gibson
Cave Spring , Ga 30124 - Floyd County
Sindorf, Brenda Bd. 2-2-58
Mr. & Mrs. Billy Sindorf Route 1 Lindale, Ga . 30147 - Floyd
County

November, 1971

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Sizemore, Sharon Bd. 10-3-58 Mr. & Mrs. Sizemore 353 Lockwood Terrace Decatur, Ga. 30030 - Dekalb
County Smith, Glenn Bd. 10-5-58 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Smith Box 94 Cave Spring, Ga 30124 - Floyd
County Smith, John Wayne Bd. 32959 Mr. James 0. Smith Route 2 Warrenton, Ga. 30828 - Warren County Smith, Marty Bd. 41157 Smith, Darlene Bd. 430-59 Mr. & Mrs. M. C. Smith Route 2, Box 250 Tennille, Ga . 31089 - Washington
County Smith, Randy Bd. 1224-59 Mr. & Mrs. Elton Smith Box 85 Denton, Ga . 31532 - Jeff Davis
County Stephenson, Carlton Bd. 1-24-59 Mrs . M. E. Stephenson Bolingbroke, Ga . 31004 - Monroe
County Strickland, Paul Bd. 3-26-59 Mr. & Mrs. H. T. Strickland Route 1, Box 67 Glennville, Ga. 30427 - Tatna~
County Stringfield, Donald Bd. 2159 Mr. & Mrs . J. L. Stringfield Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 - Floyd
County Taylor, Delayne Bd. 27-55 Taylor,Delores Bd. 2755 Taylor, Yvonne Br. 1221-59 Mr. & Mrs. Vaughn Taylor 501 North Jefferson Ave. Albany, Ga. 31701 - Dougherty
County Thomas, Eddie Bd. 1460 Mrs. William Wright Route 1, Box 70 Morganton, Ga. 30560 - Fannin
County Tyler, Benjie Bd. 7-19-58 Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Crusselle 1915 Meadow Lane Decatur, Ga. 30032 -DeKalb
County Turner, Sue Bd. 5-19-59 Mrs. Mary Hensley 420 Cynthia Lane Forest Park, Ga. 30050 - Fulton
County Turner, Terry Bd. 11-13-58 Turner, Gerry Bd. 11 -13-58 Turner, Joy Bd. 12-16-56 Mr. & Mrs . C. G. Turner 2169 Brown Rd . College Eat:k, _Ga~ 30337 - Rul
County Walden, Debbie Bd. 10-27-58 Mr. & Mrs. Fred J . Walden 1311 Riderbend Road Dalton , Ga . 30720 - Whitfield
County Tillery, Charles Bd. 3-16-59 Mr. & Mrs. C. T. Tillery Route 2 Lilburn, Ga. 30247 - Gwinnett
County Varnadore, Donnie Bd. 618-57 Mr. & Mrs. James W. Varnadore Route 2 Baxley, Ga. 31513 - Appling
County Washington, Gordon Bd. 10-23-57 Mr. & Mrs. John Washington 361 Pickfair Ave ., S. E . Atlanta , Ga. 30315 - Fulton
County Welborn, Ronnie Bd. 8-2159 Mrs . Sarah H. Welborn 545 B. Powell Rd. Hartwell, Ga . 30643 - Hart County Wilhelm, Debbie Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Wilhelm 6318 Spring Drive Doraville , Ga. 30340 - DeKalb
County Williams, Francine Bd. 1110-58 Mrs. Lillian Williams 989 Washington St., S. W., Apt. 3 Atlanta, Ga. 30315 - Fulton County Williams, Ricky Bd. 6-9-60 Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Williams 10 East 41st St. Savannah, Ga . 31401 - Chatham
County White, Michael Bd. 4-24-59 Mrs. Louise White 4263 Sonquil St. , P. 0 . Box 25 Acworth, Ga . 30101 - Cobb County Whitley, Johnny Bd. 4-13-58 Mrs. Johnny Whitley 934 Patricia Drive Columbus , Ga . 31907 - Muscogee
County Williams, Gina Bd. 12-15-58 Mrs . James Duvall 3601 Indian Creek Way , Apt. A-2 Clarkston, Ga. 30021 Yates, Debra Bd. 11 7-58 Mr . & Mrs . James E . Taylor 3258 Xent Highway Marietta , Ga . 30060 - Cobb County Zerkle, Danny Bd. 3-12-57 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Zerkle 2805 East Field Road Smyrna, Ga . 30080 - Cobb County
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Abercrombie, Roy Bd. 10-9-53 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Spate Route 2 Bre men, Ga . 30110 - Haralson
County Andrews, Paul Bd. 10-16-52 Mrs. Lucille Andrews 25 22nd Street Columbus, Ga. 31901 - Muscogee
County

Adams, Juanita Bd. 8-5-52

Mrs. Eveyln Adams

512 E. Farely Homes

Columbus, Ga. 31906 - Muscogee

County

Appling, Redda Bd. 2-11-51

Mrs. Venera Appling

549 Peachtree St., NE.

Atlanta , Ga. 30308 - Fulton

County

Arline, Sheila Bd. 1355

Mr. & Mrs . Willie Arline

Box 329

Dublin, Ga. 31021 - Laurens

County

Avery, Wanda Sue Bd. 31 0-55

Mrs. Julian Avery

1895 Creat Trail, SE

Smyrna, Ga. 30080 - Cobb

County

Blalock, Mike Bd. 10-27-53

Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Blalock

108 Prine Terrace

Marietta , Ga. 30062 - Cobb

County

Brackett, Susan Bd. 3354

Mr. Cecil Brackett

7 Hollis Height

Newnan , Ga. 30263 - Coweta

County

Braham, Eddie Bd. 81-52

Mr. & Mrs. Mack Braham

1215 Elliott Avenue

Savannah, Ga. 31401 - Chatham

County



Branson, Eddie Bd. 3 1 52

Mr. Charles Branson

Ridgeville , Ga. 31325 - Mcintosh

County

Bray, Darrel Bd. 11 5-53

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bray

6349 Spring Drive

Doraville, Ga. 30040 - Gwinnett

County

Byrd, Evelina Bd. 11-27-53

Byrd, Susie Bd. 1226-55

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Byrd

920 Majesty Lane

Morrow, Ga. 30260- Clayton

County

Brown, Minor Bd. 12-26-52

Mr. & Mrs. Vallie Lee Brown

941 Wood Street, NW

Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - Fulton

County

Bryant, Ricky Bd. 1210-52

Mrs. Elmer Bryant

2325 Liberty Church Rd.

Macon, Ga. 31206 - Bibb

County

Carroll, Donnie Bd. 3-10-54

Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Carroll

Route 2

Jefferson , Ga . 30549 - Jackson

County

Cail, Pasty Lee Bd. 9-20-55

Mr. & Mrs. John Gail

726 N. 4th Ave. Apt. No. 6

Rome, Ga. 30161 - Floyd

County

Carlton, Debbie Bd. 7-23-53

Mr. & Mrs. Leon Carlton

1007 E. Broughton

Bainbridge, Ga. 31717 - Decatur

County

Clarke, Robin Bd. 8-253

Mr. & Mrs . C. R. Clarke

2840 Greenbrook Trail

Atlanta , Ga. 30329 - DeKalb

County

Coggins, Robert Bd. 10-30-53

Mr. & Mr s. William G. Coggins

3859 McElroy Rd.

Doraville, Ga . 30340 - DeKalb

County

Ergle, Kathy Bd. 10-3-52

Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Ergle

13 Robin Street

Rome, Ga. 30161 - Floyd

County

Ellis, Michael Bd. 1210-54

Mr. & Mrs. M. E. Ellis

P . 0 . Bx 384

Ellaville, Ga. 31806 - Schley

County

Everitt, Paul Bd. 1-30-55

Mrs. Mildred Everitt

414 W. Magnolia St.

Valdosta, Ga. 31601 - Lowndes

County

Ewing, Brad Bd. 8-2955

Mr. & Mrs . R. B. Ewing

3033 River Road

Decatur, Ga. 30334 - DeKalb

County

Fieger, Vera Bd. 4-6-54

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fieger

869 Midway St., SE

Atlanta, Ga . 30315 - Fulton

County

Free man, John Bd. 10-15-52

Mrs. Betty Andrews

3385 Finneydale Court

Macon, Ga. 31206 - Bibb

County

Friedman, Cathy Bd. 10-16-52

Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Friedman

1850 Lenox Rd., NE

Atlanta , Ga. 30306 - Fulton

County

Gibson, Dennis Bd. 7-4-52

Mr. & Mrs. Claude Gibson

Route 4

Ellijay, Ga . 30540 - Gilmer

County

Gladden, Randall Bd.2-2352

Mr. & Mrs. C. L. Gladden

Box 53

Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 -Floyd

County

Golden, Danny Bd. 4-7-53

Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Golden

1207 15th st.

Moultrie, Ga . 31768 - Colquitt

County

Hall, Mary Ann Bd. 10-21-51

Mr. & Mrs. Grover Hall

Route 1, Box 201

Moreland, Ga. 30259 - Coweta

County

Hadaway, Felton Bd. 8-1-55

Molton, Robert Bd. 10-2-55

Smith, Leatha Bd. 6-8-51

Mr. & Mrs . Carl Hadaway

Mrs. G. L. Sanford

Mrs. Mary McKinnis

4222 Trammell Ave .

Box 394, Route 3

Route 3, Box 148

Macon, Ga . 31206 - Bibb

Douglasville , Ga. 3013 - Paulding Glennville, Ga. 30427 - Tatnall

County

County

County

Hamlin, Timothy Bd. 11-2451

Moore, Gail Bd. 7-17-53

Smith, Phillip Bd. 12-8-52

Route 5

Mrs. Jeanette Brown

Mr. & Mrs. J. E . Smith

Covington, Ga . 30209 -Newton

105 West Cronat St.

765 Houston Mill Rd., NE.

County

LaGrange , Ga . 30240 - Troup

Atlanta, Ga. 30329 - DeKalb

Hand, Donnie Bd. 9-25-52

County

County

Mr. & Mrs. C. F. Hand

Morris, Bobbie Lee Bd. 127-50

Smith, Pinkie Bd. 225-56

Old Alma Road

Mrs. Annie Morris

Mrs. Jessie Smith

Hazlehurst, Ga . 31539 - Telfair 717 Larks Lane

Route 4, Box 17

County

Augusta, Ga. 30901 - Richmond

Devereux, Ga. 31087 - Hancock

Harrell, Johnny Bd. 9-26-52

County

County

Mrs. J. P. Harrell

Neal, J. C. Bd. 11 -10-55

Snipes, Walter Bd. 8-12-54

4 B Simmons Apt.

Mr. & Mrs. Plese Neal

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Snipes

Bainbridge, Ga. 31717 - Decatur Route 3

521 Bryan St.

County

Cartesville, Ga . 30120 - Bartow Atlanta , Ga. 30312 - Fulton

Harvey, Andy Bd. 9-13-53

County

County

Mrs. Ruth Griffith

Nowling, William Bd. 2-14-53

Steele, David Bd. 7-19-52

1003 32nd St.

Mr. & Mrs . John W. Nowling

Mr: & Mrs . I:;andon Steele

Columbus, Ga. 31904 - Muscogee 202 48th St.

Route 5

County

Columbus, Ga . 31904 - Muscogee Newnan, Ga. 30263- Coweta

Hawkins, Mara Bd. 6-10-54

Ogden, Nicky Bd. 2-13-54

County

Hawkins, Ann Bd. 1217-52

Mr . B. J. Ogden

Stephens, Pete Bd. 11-28-54

Hawkins, Mona Bd. 61054

Route 1

Stephens, Donna Bd. 5-1-53

Mr. & Mrs. Hulet Hawkins

Hinesville, Ga . 31313 - Liberty

Mr. & Mrs. John Stephens

1485 Cedar Creek Lane

County

Box 52

Riverdale , Ga . 30274 - Clayton

County Harden, Dale Bd. 12-1 5-50

Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Harden

Stapleton, Ga. 3020 - Jefferson

Hi?.~ur;~et
Mrs. Alma

BCda.m1e0r.o31n53

Route 5, Box 12 Newnan, Ga . 30263 - Coweta

Count y Holloway, Rhonda Bd. 5-2953 Mrs. Annie Holloway 623 Smoot St.
LaGrange , Ga . 30240 _ Troup County
Holcomb, Tony Bd. 11-16-53

Osborne, Bobby Bd. 10752 Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Osborne Box 434 Irwinville, Ga. 31760 - Irwin
County
Phillips, Wanda Bd. 1-18-52 Mr. & Mrs. James D. Phillips Route 5, Avery Rd. RoCmoeu,ntGy a . 30161- Floyd
Poterfield, Elaine Bd. 112353 Mr. & Mrs. D. A. Poterfield 805 South Main Street Cedartown, Ga. 30125 - Polk
County Pritchett, Angela Bd. 2-15-54

Rutlege, Ga . 30663 - Morgan County
Stokes, Fred Bd. 10-21-52 Mrs. Shirley Stokes 4767 Courtney Drive, Apt. B Forest Park, Ga. 30050 - Fulton
County
Tallent, Kathy Bd. 9-16-54 Mr. & Mrs. Roy Tallent Cave Spring, Ga. 30124- Floyd
County
Vickers, Wanda Bd. 8-2-53 Mr. & Mrs. James Vickers Route 3 Douglas , Ga . 31533 - Coffee
County

Mr. & Mrs. J . T. Holcomb

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Pritchett

Voland, Carmen Bd. 10-20-54

1472 Hawthorne Ave ., NW

3837 Blossfield Ave.

Mrs. Elizabeth Franks

Atlanta , Ga . 30309 _ Fulton

Macon, Ga . 31204 - Bibb

Route 7, Box 330

County

County

Newnan, Ga . 30263 - Coweta

Hunter, Charles Bd. 6-2052

Pritchett, Brenda Bd. 813-54

County

Mrs. Ida Ruth Hunter Route 4, Box 39 A

Mr. Bobby L. Pritchett 1057 Thomas Place

Sylvania , Ga. 30467 _ Screven County

Macon, Ga . 31204 - Bibb County

Jackson, Georgia Lee Bd. 6-30-54 Petroski, Greg Bd. 7-27-55

Mrs. David Jackson 675 Lexington Ave .

Mrs. Rebecca Petroski 305 Roswell Ave .

Atlanta , Ga . 30310 _ Fulton

Rome , Ga . 30161 - Floyd

County

County

Jenkins, Darrell Bd. 6-3-52

Pierce, Drennon Bd. 10-23-50

Mr. & Mr s. J . E . J enkm" s '219 Cloud Spring Rd.

MRoru. t&e

Mrs. 1

Hoyt

Pierce

Rossville, Ga 30741 _ Walker

Dewey Rose , Ga. 30634 - Elbert

County

County

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Mrs . Sara Poole Route 7, Old Dalton Rd.

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Pelham , Ga . 31779 _ Mitchell County

Rome, Ga. 30161 - Floyd County

Jones, Norma Jean Bd. 9-853 Mrs. Mary Lou Jones P. 0. Box 313

Presley, Leroy Bd. 10-26-51 Richards, Ricky Bd. -8-55 Rowland, Rosalyn Bd. 1-16-51

Wade, John Bd. 12-53
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Wade 855 Ammand Court, N.E. Atlanta, Ga. 30324 - Fulton
County Whately, Mary Jean Bd. 11-10-53 Mrs. Harold Etheridge Route 1, Box 29 A McDonough, Ga . 30253 White, Mary Ann Bd. 11-3-54 Mr. & Mrs . Cecil White 211 Hodges St.
Madison, Ga. 30650 - Morgan County
-wn.re, Charles Bd. 12-2-52
Mrs . Willie R. Jones Route 3, Box 69 A Donalsonville, Ga. 31745 Seminole County White, Denver Bd. 1-5-53
Mr. & Mrs. Beecher White Route 2

Pine Mountain, Ga. 31822 -Harris Mrs . Pat A. Rowland

County

101 Middle Street, Apt.

Johns, Fred Bd. 8-15-54

Decatur, Ga . 30030 - DeKalb

Alto, Ga. 30510 - Banks County
Wilkes, Joe Bd. 1-3-54

Mrs. Ann Johns 139 Lanier Blvd. Norcross, Ga. 30071 _ Gwinnett
County MJorrsd.oJna, mKeasthJyordBodn. 9-23-55 Route 1

County Queen, Debbie Bd. 9-18-53 Mr. Franklin Queen Route 1 Blue Ridge, Ga. 30513 Quintrell, Amy Bd. 1-20-55
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Quintrell

Mr. & Mrs . George Wilkes P . 0 . Box 555 Pooler, Ga. 31322 - Chatham
County Willis, Jonathan Bd. 2-7-53
Mr. & Mrs. Thurman E. Shelton4013 Bowman St.

Rossville, Ga. 30741- Walker County
King, Patricia Bd. 9-28-52 Mrs. Sarah King Route 1, Box 167 Sardis , Ga . 30456 _ Burke
County

P . 0 . Box 614 Copperhill, Tenn. 37317
Rogers, Barbara Bd. 7-3-54 Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Rogers 5930 John St. Austell, Ga. 30001- Cobb
County

Columbus, Ga . 31903 - Muscogee County
Webb, Herschel Bd. 10-2-51 Mr. James Arnold Route 2, Box 345
Fairburn, Ga . 30213 - Fulton County

Kitchens, Steve Bd. 13-56 Mr. & Mrs . J . M. Kitchens 3737 Jessica Drive Macon, Ga . 31201 _ Bibb
County
Lacey, Doyle Bd. 6-12-51

Rogers, Vicki Bd. 1-10-52 Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Rogers, Jr. 3641 Wisteria Lane Smyrna, Ga . 30080 - Cobb
County
Schock, Darrell Bd. 9-7-54

Wright, Katherine Bd. 1-21-52 Mrs. Carrie B. Wright P . 0 . Box 291
Rochelle, Ga. 31079- Wilcox County

w Mr. & Mrs Thomas Lacey
2395 ll Rd sw a ace .,
AtClaonutnat,y Ga. 30331 - Fulton Lumpkin, Sam Bd. 9-1153 Mr. & Mrs. Raleigh Lumpkin 1116 Loverly Lane
Perry, Ga . 31069 - Houston County
McEihenney, Diane Bd. 12-13-51 Mrs. William McElhenney 301 North St. Thomaston, Ga . 30286 - Upson Matejowsky, Vicki Lynn Bd. 9-1553 Mrs. William P . Matejowsky
3667 Elm Street Hapeville , Ga . 30354 - Fulton
County Mathews, Ken Bd. 8-8-56 Mr. & Mrs. Sam Mathews
945 Sharon Circle Smyra , Ga . 30080- Cobb
County Mattox, Charlene Bd. 7-2355 Mr. & Mrs. G. E. Mattox
Route 1, Box 634 Waycross , Ga . 31501 - Pierce
M~~~~~Y, Kenneth Bd. 6_3054
Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Mattson

Mrs . John C. Schock ORoldutCe h1i,ckBaomx a2u1g5a Rd. Rossville , Ga . 30741 -Walker
County Scott, Johnny Bd. 12-9-51 Mr. & Mrs. Treddis Scott Box 81 Cave Spring, Ga . 30124 - Floyd
County Scott, Tommy Bd. 4-20-55 Mr. & Mrs . C. F . Scott Route 3 Swainsboro, Ga. 30401 - Emanuel
County Scott, Mary Jane Bd. 5-4-55 Mr. & Mrs. Treddis Scott Box 81 Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 - Floyd
County Self, Mike Bd. 5-4-55 Mr. & Mrs. Coyt Self 13 Peters St. Athens, Ga. 30601 - Clarke
County Simpson, Mary Grace Bd. 4-1-52 Miss Joy Gibson
Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 - Floyd County
Sears, Gary Bd. 12-12-52

ROUTE ONE CAMPUS
Alexander, Sandra Bd. 1-354 Mrs. Bertha Daniel Route 1, Box 225 Armuchee, Ga . 30105 - Floyd
County Alsobrooke, Jessie Bd. 12-15-53 Mrs. Ruby Walker Route 2, Box 136 Talbotton, Ga. 31827 - Talbot
County Alston, Melvin Bd. 9-24-54 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Alston Route 2, Box 147 Bronwood, Ga . 31726 - Terrell
County Badie, Charlie Bd. 11-27-52 Mrs. Lizzie Mae Badie Route 4, Box 180-A Millen , Ga . 30442 - Jenkins
County Ball, Naomi Bd. 5-22-54 Mrs . Annie M. Ball 247 Hickory Street Jackson, Ga. 30233- Butts
County Banks, Marilyn Bd. 12-27-59 Mrs. Pearlie Banks

3645 Rustic Court MCaroiuentttay, Ga . 30060 - Cobb Mize, Bill Bd. 9-18-52 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Mize 590 Boulevard, SE Atlanta , Ga . 30312 - Fulton
County
Moates, Tommy Bd. 3-18-50 Mr. & Mrs. Coris Carter Route 3 Rockmart , Ga . 30153 - Polk
Coonty

Mr. & Mrs . Watson Sears Cave Spring, Ga. 30124 _ Floyd
County Simpson, William 3-27-54 Mr. Alton Holman Cave Spring, Ga . 30124 - Floyd
County
Smith, Gene Bd. 4-5-55 Mr. & Mrs. D. L. Smith 1801 Tubman Home Rd . Augusta, Ga . 30904 - Richmond
Coonty

8-A Enterprise Homes Macon, Ga . 31201 - Bibb
County
Bankston, Vanessa Y. Bd. 11-3-58 Mrs. Dorothy Bankston 3164 Delmar Lane , N. W. Atlanta , Ga . 30311 - Fulton
County Barnes, Josh Bd. 11-18-58 Mrs. Susie Barnes
1408 Twiggs Street, S.W., Apt. 192 Atlanta , Ga.30315 - Fulton
County

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Bass, Denese L. Bd. 7-7-58
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bass 10414 North Stevens Street Thomasville, Ga . 31792 - Thomas
County Berry, Robert Lee Bd. 3-29-56 Mrs. Martha Berry 833 West End Ave. , S.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30310 - Fulton
County Bowie, Deborah A. Bd. 6-24-55 Mrs. Angeline Bowie 1308 Boyd Ave., N. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - Fulton
County Bradford, Rodney Bd. 11-12-5
Mr. & : Mrs. Willie Bradford 265 Carver Drive
Athens, Ga. 30601 - Clarke County
Brown, Ivery J. Bd. 11-7-55
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J . Hurley 911 East Lake Drive Decatur, Ga. 30030 - DeKalb
County Brown, Jerome H. Bd. 7-10-52 Mrs. Eura D. Brown 27 Leon Village Savannah, Ga . 31408 - Chatham
County Brown, Tommy Lee Bd. 11-12-57
Mrs. Willie Mae Brown Route3, Box 313 Cochran, Ga. 31014 - Bleckley
County Brown, William C. Jr. Bd. -8-55 Mrs. Christine Brown P . 0 . Box 91 Greensboro, Ga . 30642 - Greene
County Bush, Eugene Bd. 7-5-64 Mrs. Dorothy Bush 1212 North Oak Street .Thomasville, Ga. 31792 - Thomas
County Butts, Daniel Bd. 9-28-62 Mrs. Mary Butts 946 Hazel St. Macon , Ga . 31201 - Bibb
County Candidate, Pere Lee Bd. -19 -58
Mr. Mitchell Favor P. 0. Box 39 Arlington, Ga. 3113 - Calhoun
County Cason, Sharron Bd. 10-4-52 Mrs. Willie Bell Clark 1125 Sixth St. Macon, Ga. 31206 - Bibb
County Clark, Bernice Bd. 5-11-53 Mrs . Alice M. Williams General Delivery Boston. Ga. 31626- Thomas
County Collins, Mary E. Bd. 2-1-8 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Collins 3208 Gordon Armstrong Apts. Brunswick, Ga . 31520 - Glynn
County Connally, Marilyn Bd. 11-9-54
Mrs. Georgia Connally 330 New Jersey Ave. Atlanta, Ga. 30314 - Fulton
County Cook, Antonio Bd. 11-6-58 Mr . & Mrs . Paris Cook 168 Flat Shoals Ave. S. E. Atlanta, Ga . 30316 - Fulton
County Cope, Charles Bd. 3-5-52
Mrs. Addie Smith 1601 Collier St. , Apt. No. 2
Columbus, Ga. 31906 - Muscogee County
Davis, Alphonso, Bd. 8-23-58 Mr. & Mrs. James Davis, Jr.
3602 Habersham Road Brunswick, Ga. 31520 - Glynn
County Davis, Bobby Lee Bd. 10-11-58 Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Davis 618 Hall St. Augusta, Ga. 30901- Richmond
County Davis, June Ellen Bd. 7-13-56
Rev. & Mrs. Willie F. Davis 445 North Wayne Street Jesup, Ga. 31545 - Wayne
County Dudley, Herman Bd. 12-19-58
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Lee Dudley 1124 Faith Avenue, S. E. Atlanta, Ga. 30316 - Fulton
County Dunn, Dorothy Bd. 12-30-58
Mrs. Mary Jo Dunn 1200 Washington Avenue, Apt. No.3
East Point, Ga. 30044 - Fulton County
Edmond, Belvary A. Bd. 1-19-54 Mrs. Paul Edmond 1025 Jordon Drive Gainesville , Ga . 30501 - Hall
County Edwards, Linda Faye Bd. 11-28-58
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Edwards 1107 Tenth Avenue, N. W. Moultrie, Ga. 31768 - Colquitt
County Fears, Lonnie R. Bd. 3-21-52
Mrs. Frankie Fears 116 Fourth Avenue, S. E. Atlanta , Ga . 30317 - Fulton County
Fencher, Bonnie Bd. 2-24-57 Mr. & Mrs. George Fencher Route 1, Box303 Pelham , Ga. 31779 - Mitchell
County Floyd, Bernard Q. Bd. 5-5-59
Mrs. Ida Floyd 4979 John Kennedy Drive
Macon, Ga. 31206 - Bibb County
Gilmore, Walter Bd. 1231-52 Mrs. Marie Harden 230 Herrington Lane Waynesboro, Ga .30830 - Burke
County

Gilstrip, Lamar Bd. -16-51 Mrs. Maggie Gilstrap 1955 Maywood Place, N. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - Fulton
County
Golphin, Bernice Bd. 12-8-53 Mrs. Bertha Mae Edwards 225 Project Street Fort Valley, Ga. 31030 - Peach
County
Green, Cleotrla Bd. 6-23-54 Mrs. Maxine Jeffies 714 Cotton Avenue Albany, Ga. 31701- Dougherty
County
Green, Melvin Bd. 6-20-58 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ferguson 1212A West Broad Court Savannah, Ga. 31401 - Chatham
County
Gresham,' Carrie Bd. 12-15-52 Gresham, Gartrell Bd. 9-29-58 Mrs. Susie Gresham P . 0 . Box 133 Union Point Ga. 30669 - Greene
County
Hampton, Bobbie A. Bd. 10-9-53 Mr. & Mrs. James Hampton Route 1, Box 160 Dearing Ga. 30808- McDuffie
County Henry, Randy Bd. 10-31-59 Mrs. Frances Jacobs 214 Thorton Street, S. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30315 - Fulton
County Hightower, Reginald E. Bd. 9-29-58 Mrs. Lovella Hightower 4250 Utoy Court, S. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30331 - Fulton
County Hill, Bobbie Jean Bd. 7-28-53 Mrs. H. L. Fears 370 Archcrest Drive, S. E. Hapeville , Ga . 30054 - Fulton
County Hill, Eddie Bd. 5-12-52 Mrs. Reola Hill Oxbr Drive Roswell, Ga. 30075 - Fulton
County Hinton, Anthony L. Bd. 4-9-52 Mrs. Mattie Williams 211 Greenridge Drive Dalton, Ga . 3020 -Whitfield
County Holmes, Jeannie Mae Bd. 10-1-49 Mrs. Ozzie Bivins 145 Woodward Avenue, Apt. No.713 Atlanta , Ga . 30312 - Fulton
County Holsey, Pearline Bd. 8-7-55 Mrs. Annie Pearl Holsey 442 North Wayne Street Jesup, Ga. 31545 - Wayne
County Horne, Clarehce Bd. 12-2-54 Mrs. Viola Horne 533 Bay Street Valdosta, Ga. 31601 -Lowndes
County Houston, George Bd. 10-9-56 Mrs. Wessie Houston Route 1, Box 244 Baconton, Ga . 31716 - Mitchell
County Hudson, Delores Bd. -31-54 Sgt. Charlie Hudson 550 Highland Avenue Augusta, Ga . 30904- Richmond
County Hurt, Tom Bd. 12-4-56 Mrs. Dorothy Hurt 1101 Highland Avenue Milledgeville, Ga . 31061 - Baldwin
County Hutchinson, Larry Bd. 9-27-64 Mrs. Marion Hutchinson 2770 Mango Circle, N. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - Fulton
County Jackson, Alphonso J. Bd. 5-30-57 Mr. & Mrs. Johnnie L. Jackson 234 Braselman Avenue Columbus , Ga . 31904 - Muscogee
County Jackson, Earnest Bd. 6-2-5 Mrs. Willie Jackson 616 Waters Street Albany, Ga. 31701- Dougherty
County James, Sheila L. Bd. 10-23-58 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel James 1327 Wheaton Street Savannah, Ga . 31404 - Chatham
County Jester, Alvin Bd. 12-14-56 Jester, Calvin Bd. 12-14-56 Mrs. Elizabeth Jester Route 3, Box 125-F Griffin, Ga . 30223 - Spalding
County Joiner, Eduardo Bd. 10-2-62 Miss Gwendolyn Joiner 529 Boulevard N. E ., Apt. No. 7 Atlanta, Ga . 30318 - Fulton
County Jolly, Michael Anthony Bd. 1-4-58 Mr. & Mrs . L . C. Jolly Route 4, Box 213 Macon, Ga. 31201 - Bibb
County Jones, Curtis Bd. 11-10-54 Mrs. Sallie Jones 440 Newport Street, N. W. Atlanta , Ga . 30314 - Fulton
County Jones, Richard Bd. 11-11-59 Mrs . Sammie L. Terrell 525 North Peter Street Athens , Ga . 30601 - Clarke
County Jones, Thomas Eli Bd. 10-12-56 Mr. & Mrs . Willie Jones Route 2, Box 160 Blakely, Ga. 3123 - Early
County

Jordon, Antoniette Bd. 10-18-58 Mrs. Annette Jackson 2339 Baker Road, N. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - Fulton
County
Jordon, Betty Mae Bd. 8-23-56 Mrs. Nora Jordon Ailey, Ga. 30410- Montgomery
County
Jordon, Dorothy E. Bd. 10-5-56 Mrs. Lillie R. Jordon 73 Meldon Avenue, S.W.,
Apt. No. 540 Atlanta, Ga. 30315 - Fulton
County
King, George Jr. Bd. 12-9-59 Mr. & Mrs. George King, Sr. Route 1 Chester, Ga. 31012- Dodge
County
King, Jimmie Lee Bd. 12-3-52 Mrs. Zadie Middlebrook M. R. 6, Box 291 South Lumpkin Road Columbus, Ga . 31902 - Muscogee
County
Lane, Julian B.d. 115-5 Mr. & Mrs. George Lane Route 2, Box 173 Tennille, Ga. 31089 - Washington
County
Lee, Janice Bd. 11-2-62 Mr. & Mrs. Sammy Lee Route 1, Box 18 Boston, Ga. 31626 - Thomas
County
Lewis, Robert Bd. 9-19-58 Mrs. Johnnie McDonald Route 1 P . 0 . Box 24-A Valdosta, Ga. 31601- Lowndes
County Lindsey, Diane Bd. 7-1556 Mrs. Julian Lindsey Post Office Dry Branch, Ga. 31020 - Twiggs
County Long, Lester Bd. 7--56 Mrs. Christine Long 3654 Gilbert Road, S. E. Atlanta, Ga . 30315 - Fulton
County Maddox, Donald Bd. 11-19-58 Mr. Marshall Maddox Route 1, Box 173 Hamilton, Ga. 3111 - Harris
County McAFee, Linda Bd. 12-26-58 Mr. & Mrs. Milton McAfee 405 Spruce Street Fort Valley, Ga. 31030 - Peach
County McCiarity, Emma Gail Bd. 1-7-55 Mrs. Elouice McClarity 1536 Kerry Dr., N. W., Apt. No.538 Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - ~ulton
County
McClendon, Nadine Evette Bd. 9-3-55
Mrs. Sallie McClendon 114 Eva Street Blackshear, Ga. 31516 - Pierce
County McLarin, George W. Ill
Bd. 11-10-56 Mr. & Mrs. George McLarin II 311 Prairie View Place, N.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30311 - Fulton
County McMillan, Kenneth Bd. 4-12-57 Mrs. Mildred McMillan Route 2, Box 49 Alamo, Ga . 30411 - Wheeler
County Milliner, Nettie Bd. 8-15-50 Mrs. Frances Dodson General Delivery Smithville, Ga . 31787 - Lee
County Montgomery, George Bd. 1-155 Mrs. Lois Fullow 303 Madison Avenue Decatur, Ga. 30030 - DeKalb Moore, Bruce Bd. 6-17-57 Mrs. Frank Simmons 1063 Mayson Turner, N. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30314 - Fulton
County Mosby, Kathy Anne Bd. 4-952 Mrs . Dorothy G. Mosby 611 East Roso Street Douglas , Ga. 31533 - Coffee
County Mouzon, John Bd. 4-1-51 Mrs. Laura Mouzon 304 Albion Street Savannah, Ga . 31401 - Chatham
County Murray, Tony Bd. 3-3-59 Mrs. Purkie Murray Route 1, Box 392 Thomaston, Ga. 30284 - McDuffie
County Newnan, Gerald Bd. 11-22-52 Mrs. Ethel White 92 Plant Street Macon, Ga . 31201 - Bibb
County Newsome, Cynthia Bd. 7-10-57 Mrs. Bobbie Newsome 6 Amos Place Newnan, Ga. 30263- Coweta
County Nickelson, Raymond Bd. 9-13-55 Mrs. Marie Gaines Route 1, Box 463 Bainbridge, Ga. 31717 - Decatur
County Parks, Ruth E. Bd. 1-5-59 Mrs. Effie Parks Route 2, Box 238 Lincolnton, Ga. 30817 - Lincoln
County Peeler, Gary Rogers Bd. 12-30-59 Mr. & Mrs. Rogers Peeler 413 West Floyd Street Sandersville, Ga. 31082 Washington County

Phillips, Linda Bd. 10-7-54 Mrs. Virginia Phillips
2154 Boulevard Drive, N. E . Atlanta, Ga. 30317- Fulton
County

Pickens, Michael Bd. 9-22-57 Mrs. lnell Gatewood 713 South Madison Street Albany, Ga. 31701- Dougherty
County

Prater, Gaynell Bd. 9-5-56 Mr. Gabe Prater 584 Ashby Street, N. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30314 - Fulton
County

Quimby, Jackie Bd. 119-58 Quimby, Jacqueline Bd 11-9-58
Mrs. Queen Ester Quimby P. 0. Box 53 Lester Road
Baconton,Ga. 31716 - Mitchell County

Raines, Janice Bd. 4-12-52 Mr. & Mrs. William Raines 699 Paines Avenue Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - Fulton
County

Reed, Angela Bd. 4-27-55 Mrs. Ella Sue Reed 400 City Limits Street West Point, Ga. 31533 - Troup
County

Reeves, Shirley Bd 1-3-59 Mrs. Lola Reeves Route 2, Box171 Sandersville, Ga. 31082 Washington County

Respress, Charles Bd. 1-18-59 Mrs. Pearl Respress Route 1, Box 34 Yatesville, Ga. 31097 -Upson
County

Rhyme, Sheila Bd. 9-27-58
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Rhyme, Sr. 2662 Typelo Street, S. E. Atlanta , Ga. 30317 - Fulton
County

Roberts, Patricia Bd. 11251 Mrs. Georgia Coleman
326 Atlanta Avenue, S. E. Apt. No.1 Atlanta, Ga . 30315 - Fulton
~ounty

Rose, Lester Bd. 9-24-57 Mrs. Irie Rose 756 Short Street
Macon, Ga. 31204 - Bibb County

Rowland, Phillip Bd. -1-52 Mrs. Pat A. Rowland 101 Middle Street, Apt. No. 5
Decatur, Ga. 30030 - DeKalb County

Senior, Herman Bd. 5-355 Senior, Larrv Bd. 8-9-58 Senior, John Bd. 8-15-62 Mrs. Nellie Senior Route 1, Box 111
Waverly Hall, Ga. 31831 County

Harris

Shy, Ruby Bd. 12-7-55 Mrs. Elizabeth Shy P . 0 . Box 775 Gordon, Ga. 31031 - Wilkinson
County

Simmons, Carol A. Bd. 12-255 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Simmons 916 West Montgomery Street
Milledgeville, Ga . 31061 - Baldwin County

Singleton, Tracy A. Bd. 6-16-57 Mrs. Leary Singleton Route 1, Box 346-C Mcintosh, Ga . 31317 -Liberty
County

Smith, Dale Bd. 11.9-52 Mrs. Queen Ester Smart 4 Institute Street
Statesboro, Ga. 30455 - Bulloch County

Smith, Lorene Bd. 2--59
Mr. Joe Smith Route 1, Box 114 Rayle, Ga . 30660 - Wilkes
County

Smith, Margaret Bd. 42553 Mrs. Thelma Smith 602 North Hightower Street
Thomaston, Ga. 30286 - Upson County

Smith, Rudolph Bd. 122154 Mrs. Willie B. Bulter 776 Ell Street
Macon, Ga. 31201 - Bibb County

Smith, Thomas C. Bd. 1130-50 Mrs. Emma Lee Hodge Route 1, Box 18
Midville , Ga. 3041 - Burke County
Solomon, Marion Bd. 6-16-51 Mrs. Evelyn Solomon Route 5, Box 455
Macon, Ga. 31201 - Bibb County
Stallings, Lillie Bd. 12-15-54 Mrs. Ethel Stallings
27A Macon Homes Macon, Ga. 31201 - Bibb
County Stegall, Kathy Lanette Bd. 5-9-58
Mr . & Mrs. Milton Stegall 96 Brooks Drive P. 0 . Box 571
Fairburn, Ga. 30213 - Fulton County
Stewart, Paul Leon Bd. 9-20-5
Mrs. Annie L. Everson 5463 Venable Street Stone Mountain, Ga. 30083 DeKalb County Stone, Annie Lee Bd. 11-26-52 Mrs. Corine Stone 704 East Boundry Street
Augusta, Ga . 30901 - Richmond County

Streeter, Beverly Bd. 1-17-54
Mr. Joe Streeter Route 2, Box 20 Plains, Ga. 31780 -Sumter
County Traver, Ha rvey Bd. 1-4-57 Traver, Henry Bd. 1-457
Mrs. Gloria Traver 1625 Third Avenue Columbus, Ga. 31902 - Muscogee
County Thomas, Roberto Bd. 1221-57 Mr. & Mrs. Willie D. Thomas 300 Hunter Street Union Point, Ga. 30669 - Greene
County Thomas, Roy Michael Bd. 1-11-57
Mrs. Roosevelt Thomas Route 1, Box 100 Brunswick, Ga. 31520 - Glynn
County Traylor;'Jacqueline Bd. 12-2-56
Mrs. Clementine Traylor Route 4, Lincoln Park Solomon Street Thomaston, Ga. 30286 - Upson
County Turman, Sharon Lynne Bd. 1-259
Mrs. Mattie E. Turman Route 4, Box 98 Elberton, Ga. 30635 - Elbert
County Turner, Johnnie M. Bd. 11-29-59 Mrs. Lucille Turner 101 Bisbee Avenue, S. E. Atlanta, Ga. 30315 - Fulton
County Turner, Marilyn Jo Bd. 11-24-58 Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow Turner Route 1 Rockmart, Ga. 30153 - Polk
County Tyler, Rose Marie Bd. 9-16-52 Mrs. Mary T. Wilson 112 Jenkes Street Savannah, Ga . 31401 - Chatham
County Waller, John Bd. 1-9-56
Mr. James Lewis 1112 Montreat Avenue, S. W. Atlanta, Ga. 30310 - Fulton
County Walton, Loretta Bd. 2-10-58
Mrs. Sarah Walton 1405 Kerry Dr., N. W., Apt. No.120 Atlanta, Ga. 30318 - Fulton
County
Warner, Michael Bd. 6-25-54 Mrs. Estella Warner 375 Peters Street, S. W., No. 87 Atlanta , Ga. 30314 - Fulton
County Warthen, Larry Bd. 4-29-59
Mr. Carron Warthen Route 1, Box 79 Warthen, Ga. 3029 - Washington
County Watson, Michael Bd. 1-14-55 Mrs. Ruther Watson 3125 Fontain Drive
Columus, Ga. 31903- Muscogee County
Westmoreland, Angela Bd. 7-6-58 Mrs. Horace Westmoreland 1602 Camp Drive
Jonesboro, Ga. 30236- Clayton County
Whipple, Corene Bd. 1-24-59
Mrs. Lou Ann Whipple 801 Lily Street
Dublin, Ga. 31021 - Laurens County
White, Charles Bd. 122-52
Mrs. Willie R. Jones Route 3, Box 69A Donalsonville, Ga. 31705 Seminole County White, Jennifer Bd. 3-20-56 Mrs. Sallie White 1438 Second Street Lane Macon, Ga. 31206 - Bibb Wilkinson, Kenneth Bd. 12-19-58 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Wilkinson 411-A Skull Shoal Road Washington, Ga. 30673 - Wilkes
County
Williams, Cynthia Bd. 12-26-57 Mrs. Juanita Williams 3121 Radford Street Columbus, Ga. 31903 - Muscogee
County
Williams, Ruby Ann Bd. 5-8-56 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Williams Route 2, Box 3 Lanette, Alabama 3663 Willis, Denise Bd. 1-31-56 Mrs. Rosa L. Willis 416 Pecan Drive, Apt. No. 98
Camilla, Ga. 31730 - Mitchell County
Wimbley, Lester Bd. 12-19-58
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Wimbley Route 1, Box 58-A
Wrightsville, Ga. 31096 - Johnson County
Woods, Larry Donald Bd. 1-13-57 Mrs. Rosilyn Woods Parkview Apt. No. 31
Athens, Ga. 30601 - Clarke County
Wooten, Willie Bd. 3-13-57
Mr. & Mrs. Harmond Wooten Route 1
Chickamauga, Ga. 30707 - Walker County
Wright, Curtis Bd. 9-22-56 Mrs. Corene Thompson Route 4, Box 327
Camilla , Ga. 31730 -Mitchell County
Wright, Katherine Bd. 1-21-52 Mrs. Carrie B. Wright P . 0 . Box 291
Rochelle , Ga. 31079 - Wilcox County
Young, Eddie Roy Bd. 1-28-59 Mrs. Beatrice Young Route 2, Box 75A
Fort Gaines, Ga. 31751 - Clay County

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Teaching Little

Atlanta School

Deaf Children:

For The Deaf

NEW FACULTY AND STAFF L. to R.: Bottom row: Cornelia Wade, Christine Glanton, Charlotte Zinnermon, Alice Jackson, Linda Kerr, Prudence Dillingham, Louise Nichols. Second row: Kathy Cantrell, Pat Daniel, Helen Keefer, Becky Ward, Loisteen Mann, Ruth Tallent, Ginger Davis . Top row: Juanita Barnett, Alex Slappey, Everett Anderson, David Foulk, William Campbell, Mancil Johnson.

IT'S----
It's greeting a new day with all its problems overshadowed by all its joys.
It's a cheerful "Good Morning" from the child you punished just yesterday.
It's hearing each pupil pray devoutly, "Dear Father in heaven, thank you for my school."
It's toiling with dedicated, hardworking, congenial people who have a common goal- to introduce the minds of deaf children to words and to all the wonderful things that follow.
It's observing September's sad homesickness soon replaced by gay delight in friends and good times at school.
It's eyes full of mischief, humor, anger, happiness, distress, interest -and love.
It's the patience-trying repetition so often necessary in the attempt to teach one simple idea.
It's tiny fingers flying madly and excitedly upon the discovery of the communication of signs .
It's a little boy standing in the corner stomping his foot at Miss Casey.
It's opening minds to the wonder of books, trying so hard to instill the love of reading- but often failing.
It's the endless cutting-out of pictures.
It's the adventure of outdoorsfinding a bird's nest, spying a lovely wild flower, or chasing an elusive grasshopper.
It's the feel of excitement in the air on the most special day in the week-SWIMMING DAY!!!

Head Selected
Jack W. Brady has been appionted by the State Board of Education as director of the Atlanta Area School for the Deaf, report Jack P . Nix, state superintendent of schools.
Currently under construction in DeKalb County near Clarkston, the new school will be Georgia's second state institution maintained expressly for the deaf. Until now, the School for the Deaf at Cave Spring, founded in 1846, has been Georgia's only public school for the deaf.
Previous to his appointment, Brady had been superintendent of the Kentucky School for the Deaf for five years.
Since 1950 he has served as a coach, teacher, principal, counselor and superintendent in schools for the deaf in West Virginia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and at Cave Spring.
A native of Waycross, Brady and his wife ha ve two daughters . Mrs. Brady is a qualified teacher of the deaf. She, too, taught at Cave Spring formerly.
Mr. Brady is president-elect of the Convention of Amercian Instructors of the Deaf.
Students Attend
Coosa Valley Fair

It's trying to eat a decent meal The students, faculty, and staff

while seeing that forks are held of the Georgia School for the Deaf

correctly, mouths are closed w:1ile made thier annual trip to the Coosa

chewing, and twenty elbows are Valley Fair in Rome on Wednes-

kept off the table .

day , September the 22nd. Upon

It's children who play hard- es- arrival, they toured the fair

pecially when they should be work- grounds where they saw the farm

ing hard in class,

animals, the many interesting ex-

It's the respect you feel for Mrs. hibits , the flower show, and the

Kennard and all those who en- art display. Afterwards , everyone

deavored before you in years past, assembled in the arena to receive

initiating and perfecting methods Cokes. Then the fun began. Amid

for teaching the deaf.

many shrieks, yells, and much

It's devising ways to help the laughter children were whirled "problem ~hild," l_osing sleep wi1en around ~n horses, boats, cars, and

u.u.J.dLLL.W.Jlll,_try..mg_ anothex_ w.a:l[ -a-irplanes-o--Great excitement and

mIt?srroswha. n.~g an ~musm. g_ class-

happiness prevailed throughout the visit to the fair. At a desig-

room expenence With a fnend, a fell~w te~cher who under~t~~ds .
It s facmg the ~onstant cnbcism ~Y those w~o obvwusly _know nothm~ about little deaf children, who

nated time everyone met in the
arena again where cokes, ice cream, honey buns, and little cakes were given the children. Tickets were distributed which enabled

fail to realize how far they have

come fr~m the day they entered

sc ~ool with no vocabulary and no

sk il~s . ~t s

. comfortmg

a

. child

who

re-

ceives no letters or money from

each child to choose a candied apple , some popcorn or some cotton candy. A tired but happy and
excited group of boys and girls boarded the buses for Cave Spring.

home .

We would like to thank the Coosa

It's the lilting laughter of deaf Valley Fair Association, the Rome

First row : Miss Sharon Laverne Smith, Mrs. Clara Ellis, Miss Mildred Hill, Mrs . Beatrice Sams .

youngsters , a sound that almost Exchange Club, Century 21 Shows,

Second row : Mr. James Hightower, Mrs. Ruby Pollard , Mrs. Odell Sheppard, Mrs . Nancy Louise Harper, makes your heart burst with joy. Parrish Bakery, and the Atlanta

Miss Eleanor Joyce Monford, Mrs. Cheryl M. Jones.

It's having a supervising teacher Dairies for making this an enjoy-

Third row: Miss Joyce Laverne Ealey, Mrs. Alice Rogers , Mrs. Beatrice Chambers, Miss Lila Thomas, Mr. who thinks always of the children able day for everyone. One would

Alan Douglas, English.

and ne ver of herself, who inspires have had to see the sparkle in the

and encourages her teachers, who children's eyes and the faces

Cedartown Jaycees
Host G. S. D. Students
On Tuesday, October 5, 1971, more than 500 of our students were the guests of the Cedartown Jaycees at the Sells and Gray Circus performance.
Everyone was thrilled by the acts and the animals. We especially enjoyed the clowns. They were very funny and made us laugh a lot.
We would like to thank the Cedartown Jaycees for inviting us to the circus.

has an uncanny understanding of the intricacies of working together.
It's the most important job of all, that of teaching things that cannot be found in books-integrity, independence, morality, optimism, neatness, kindness, responsibility, and unselfishness.
It's a multitude of things-fulfillment, heartbreak, discouragement, joy, 1\nticipation, frustration, exasperation, accomplishment, exhileration, fatigue-and it's all made worthwhile when a smiling imp looks up at you and says almost distinctly, "I love you."
Micki Gaines

wreathed in smiles to truly understand their joy and gratitude .
Steve A. Pettis
Dies August, 1971
We sadly report the death of Mr. Steven A. Pettis, a former staff member of G. S. D. Mr. Pettis died in August, 1971. He was associated with the school approximately thirty years ago. He was an electrical engineer. He and his family lived on the campus at this time.
Mr. Pettis was an outstanding Christian citizen of Cave Spring,

"Deaf Olympics"

having once served as mayor. He was an asset to the community

Mr. Whitworth and Mr. Gene Calhoun, Harps Home for Children, accept circus tickets from Mr. Tillman Bussey, President of Cedartown Jaycees.

Curriculum
Revision Program
Through the use of Title I funds, Phase II of a three-Phase curriculum revision program was completed. Study was concentrated in the areas of science and math.

Need Applcants
The XII World Games for the Deaf (known to the hearing public as the "Deaf Olympics") will be held in Malmo, Sweden, July 21-28, 1973 .
Deaf or hard-of-hearing students attending a high school for the

and is greatly missed.
ENROLLMENT (Continued from page 6) Young, Homer Lee Bd. 12-25-58 Mr. & Mrs. Roosevelt Young Route 2, Box 254-A

The revision committee was composed of Mrs. Vera Owens, Mrs. Elvira Bray, Mrs. Bess Lawrie, Mrs. Geverna Stepp, Mrs. Catherine Perdl.\e , Mr. Gene Ziegler, Mr. Mike Burton, and Mr. Charles Glenn. These curricula will be used this school year and evaluated at the end of the term.
Five weeks were spent in reviewing the latest literature and materials and in evaluating teaching equipment. It is hoped that all teachers and pupils will benefit

hearing who wish to represent the United States teams in Track and Field, Swimming, Wrestling and Tennis are urged to contact: ART KRUGER, Chairman United States Committee World Games for the Deaf 7530 Hampton Avenue No. 303 West Hollywood, Calif. 90046
A total of 123 boy and girl athletes , accompanied by 25 officials, coaches, trainers, counselors and physicians represented the United
States at the XI "Deaf Olympics" in Belgrade , Yugoslavia in 1969

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from the use of these curricula and returned home with 110 indi- Willie Frank Coley

which were designed to try to meet vidually-won medals . A total of 20 Mrs . Annie Maude Coley

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UNIVERSITy OF GEORGIA
JAN 2 u 1972

FUTURE ISSUES : MARCH - VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. MAY- SENIOR ISSUE .

Accredited Elementary School Published at the Georgia Schoolfor the Deaf Accredited High School

VOL. 72

CAVE SPRING, GEORGIA 30124, JANUARY, 1972

NUMBER 2

G. S.D. STAFF FOR

HOMECOMING New Food

1971-72 SCHOOL YEAR

A large crowd came to see the Homecoming football game be-

Service Building

Superintendent Caple, John L.
Superintendent's Secretary

tween the Alabama School for the Deaf and the Georgia School for the Deaf on October 23rd . The A.S.D. football team won the duel,

The new food service building on Route One Campus is about 75 % complete. We think that this is go-

Berry, Virginia

14 to 0.

ing to be a new day for the food

Principal Whitworth, Jim
Secretary Huckaby, Sue

The highlight of the event was the coronation of G.S.D.'s 1971 Homecoming queen. Pat King, the queen, was crowned by Mary Ann

service people and the students. Many new innovations will be included in the kitchen area of this

Clerk

White, 1970 Homecoming queen. building, such as having fresh air

Holman, Alton Business Office Manager
Tumblin, Julian Staff
Johnson, Myrtle Ferrer, Joyce Hall, Kathryn

MELODY BRACEWELL

That night there was a delicious supper held for G.S.D. alumni and friends at the Gordon Gymnasium. After supper, a vote was taken by those attending on whether or not to eslablish an active G.S.D. Alumni Association. The majority wanted to do so.

flow over the stoves and into the exhaust hood to remove heat and odors from the building. This will be our first air conditioned food service unit, and we look forward to a nice facility that will take care of the needs on the Route One Campus.

Primary Departmemt

Supervising Teacher Casey, Kathrine

New Faculty

Teachers Anderson, Everett

Member Welcomed

Beaird, Catherine Betz, Hyalmar Cantrell, Kathleen Casey, Dondra Combee, Ladre Daniel, Patricia Davis. Ginger Davis, Wilma Gaines, Micki Hewett, Ruby Johnson, Mancil Kemp, Faye Mann, Loisteen Penny, Penelope
Powers, Wilann Shipley, Carolyn Slappey, Alex
Tallent. Ruth Terry, Rachel Wade, Cornelia Welch, Beulah Young, Elizabeth Zinnermon, Charlotte
Teacher Aides Allred, Barbara Andrews. Christine Lorene
Brown. Nancy Cox , Barbara Ann Gossett, Shelley

~. ~ RfY
~r f IS! r-A~----
MRS. STEPP'S CLASS Best In Show Griffin Building

We are happy to have Miss

Melody Bracewell from Dublin,

Georgia , as a new teacher in the

Intermediate Department. Miss Bracewell is not really new to the Georgia School for the Deaf. She is a former pupil and did her student

teaching in the Intermediate this fall. After graduation from high

school, she attended Brewton-Parker College in Mount Vernon, Georgia, near her home. She also

attended Gallaudet College for a

short while. Miss Bracewell recent-

ly received her degree from Berry

College in Rome . She is living in Cave Spring, and we are pleased to have her back in our community

and in our school. Miss Bracewell is filling the va-
cancy that originated when Mr.

HOMECOMING QUEEN CROWNED

William Campbell ~ left Georgai1aa~~fo~r- --~~~~-=~~~~,~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--------

an

rsity, Boone; North

Carolina. Mr. Campbell will also continue to work on a dictionary for the deaf. We wish him success

m his new undertakings.

Hendrix, Barbara

Jackson, Alice P. Montgomery, Ruth

G. E. H. I. Holds

Nichols, Louise Brown Threlkeld, Elizabeth

Second Meeting

Waddell, Marjorie Wheeler, Trease Ann
Houseparents Barrett. Emma Kate
Carr, Luther Coursey, Geneva Crawford , Louise Fricks, Dorothy House, Carrie Mae House , Webb Latham, Roma Savage, Ruby Sherfield, Gertrude Whitehurst, Alpha Mae
Clerks Hale, Ruby Stewart, Eva
Institutional Workers Barnett, Juanita Barnett, Rosa Lee Barnett. Rosa May

MR . ZIEGLER'S CLASS Best In Show

The Georgia Educators of the Hearing Impaired (G. E. H. 1.) held their second meeting on November 20th at the Atlanta Speech School. The officers' meeting was held at 9:00 a. m. and the general meeting was held at 10 :00 a. m .
The constitution of the new organization was voted on. It was passed with only two changes.
Prior to the meeting there were 26 charter members and 23 regular members . During the meeting, 14 new members were enrolled.
Mr. John Caple, Mrs. Emmalee Highnote, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steele, E. Eugene Ziegler, Mrs. Ladre
Combee , Miss Joy Gibson, and Miss Lanelle Benton attended the meeting

NEW FOOD SERVICE BUILDING NEARING COMPLETION

Brown, Bertha Coheley, Mildred
Fuqua, Claude
Glanton, Christine
Horton, Randall
Johnson. Margaret
Jones, Ruby Mae
Pollard, Leola Powell, Juadessa
Prater. Della Sams, Beatrice
Storey, Catherine
Swinney , Lola
Wri gh t, Pernell
Food Service
Mayne, Tressie Intermediate Departmemt

Annex Building
Christmas
Door Contest
On Wednesday before Christmas holidays, a c.ontest was held in the Intermediate Departmemt. Class room doors were decorated by the children. Rules governing the contest specified that the ideas for decoration must originate with the children. With teacher's guidance, the children decorated the doors, using only materials that would

SILHOUETTES
The six graders had fun recently. We made Christmas cards for our parents. First we traced silhouettes of each other. Next we cut the silhouettes out and pasted them on folded white paper. Then we wrote "Merry Christmas" on the white paper with a red marker.
Pupils in the sixth grader include: Robert Berry, June Davis, George Houstin, Nadine McClendon, George McLarin, Tracy Singleton, Jacquline Tr aylor, and De-
nice Willis. Catherine Perdue, teacher

Supervising Teacher Highnote, Emmalee J.
Teachers \ngel, Betty Bracewell, Meody Dillingham. Prudence
Fanshaw, Wanda Johnson, Norris Keefer, Helen Lawrie, Bessie Lively, Lois Neal, Ermine
Payne, Mary Steele, Janie Stepp, Geverna
Vann, Suzanne Ward, Rebecca Whaley, Katherlyn Ziegler, Gene
Teacher Aides Fincher, Inez House, Martha Ingram, Nancy
(Continued on page 2)

adhere with masking tape. Mr. Horace Cline, Mrs. Dewell
Lindsey and Mrs. John Herndon were invited to serve as judges. They had a very difficult job. After much deliberation the following classes were awarded ribbons: Mr. Ziegler's class-Best in Show,
Annex Building. Mrs. Stepp's class-Best in show,
Griffin Building Miss Payne's class-Most Original,
Griffin Building Miss Ward's class-Most Original,
Annex Building Mrs. Lively's class-Honorable
Mention
The best way for a man to train up a child in the way he should go is to travel that way himself.
A child is not a vessel to be filled, but a lamp to be lighted.
- AUTHOR UNKNOWN

THE MIND OF A CHILD

The mind of a child is a beautiful

place ,

An Eden where many things

grow,

A garden of beauty where , shelter-

ed by love,

Grow flowers in row upon row.

The mind of a child is a wonderful

place

Where wishes and dreams are

so real,

.

Where kittens and puppies and

gingerbread men

Can talk and actually feel.

The mind of a child is a mystical

place

Where character grows like a

tree ,

And children become either better

or worse

By actions of you , or of me.

-Herbert Parker

New Personnel: Mrs. Lola Swinney, Mr. and Mrs. Billy McDonald, and Mr. Byron Cantrell

New Vocational Building

Application has been made for funds to construct a new vocational building. The building will be con-
structed on the Route One campus near the present printing building,
and will be the first phase in the new Master Plan for the entire school plant.
The State Board of Education has employed the architectural firm of Barker and Cunningham to develop the Master Plan. The architects for the Vocational building are Reynolds, Bailey and Vrooman,

Inc. State Qfficals have assured us that the vocational building will be started in the spring, perhaps April , and will be ready for occupancy the first part of the year 1973
The building will cost $600,000, including all fees and charges. Half of the $600,000 will come from the State Departmemt of Education and half will come from the Appalachian Regional Commission, an agency of the federal government.

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THE SCHOOL HELPER

Ezekiel Sambo

STAFF

Visits Campus

(Continued from page 1)

The students and faculty at GSD have had a very interesting visitor with us this year. Mr. Ezekiel Sambo has been on campus while doing graduate study at the University of Tennessee.
Mr Sambo is from Nigeria, Af. rica. He is the olily deaf person in a family of five. He received his early education in Nigeria and finished high school by correspondence courses. Five years ago he came to this country and enrolled at Gallaudet College where he received his BS degree. Before coming to the United States, he taught in a school for the deaf in Nigeria.

Kerr, Linda Montgomery, Phyllis Patterson, Carol Pierce, Charlotte
Houseparents Hill, Ruel Hobgood, Johnnie Kerr, Beatrice Kerr, Betty Langston, Telula McAfee, Shirley Mathis, Martha Murdock, Edna Rucker, Mattie Scott, Etta Mae Vann, Irene Williamon, Venora Wood, Jean Youngblood, Gladys

BABY GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st Row L toR Robin Massey, Sebrena Knox, Debra Baker, Fonda Cole, Darlene Smith, and Vera Hawkins 2nd Row L to R Sue Turner, Barbara Blakeman, Uvonna Johnson, Ann Betsill, Lisa Donalson, Pam Mock and Janice Nelms. 3rd Row LtoR Grace Simpson and Susan Brackett (Not in picture) Debra Joyner and Miss Wade.

Mr. Sambo said that he had found Georgia School for the Deaf an interesting place to study. The boys and girls have enjoyed having him visit the classes, show flims and pictures of Africa and tell about his home . He has helped us know much more about his country.
After completing his Masters Degree at Tennessee, Mr. Sambo plans to return to Nigeria and establish a school for the deaf in his home state.

High School Departmemt Supervising Teacher Steele, Ed Counselor Barker, Nancy Teachers Benton, Lanelle Green, Dianne Ice, Dale Muse, Helen Wooten, Erskine Houseparents Ackerman, Betty Cantrell, Byron McCullough, Eleanor McDonald, Doris McFry, Opal Riggs, Calvin Rucker, Bill Williamon, Dean

Vocational Teachers Supervising Teacher Bryant, Frank Teachers Burton, Mike Carter, Paul Chapman, Iva Cordle, Greg Crider, Woodie Davis, Bob Dillard, Connor Latham, Gladys Parrish, Horace Reeves, Rena Sindorf, Billy Shaw, A.M. Welch, Guy

ELEMENTARY GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st Row L to R: Cheryl Griffin, Pam Aikens, Julie Quintrell, Sherrill Johnson, Gerry Turner and Elizabeth Forino. 2nd Row L to R Marian Knox, Gina Williams, Sharon Sizemore, Joan Holowach, Debra Pepers, and Sandra Pollard. 3rd Row L to R Janice McDaniel, Debbie Gonterman and Joy Turner

EZEKIEL SAMBO

POLITENESS
Politeness is like an air cushion; there may be nothing in it, but it eases our jolts wonderfully.
-Samuel Johnson

14 AND UNDER A TEAM First Row- Marty Smith, Alphonso Jackson, Terry Turner, Willie Wooten Second Row-Henry Tarver, Harvey Tarver, Roy Thomas, Bruce Moore, Gabe Alexander, Calvin Jester

The Light of God surrounds me. The Love of God enfolds me. The Power of God protects me. The Presence of God watches over
me. Where I am, God is .

NEW DORMITORIES FINISHED ON ROUTE ONE CAMPUS

Driver Education Teacher Mitchell, Morris
Librarian Gibson, Joy
Physical Education Teacher Foulk, David Wade, Sarah
Food Service Grissom , Mary K. Prior, Gertrude Sherfield, Irene Martin, Frank
Institutional Workers Ledford, Robert Sheppard, Della Studdards, John B.
Laundry Departmemt Manager Pledger, Ernest Employees Dillard, Myrtle Holsey, .Julia Hughes , Viola Lindesy, Mary C. Studdard, Martha Maintenance Departmemt Technician Conway, Mather Supervisor Coursey, Roy Foreman Lindsey, Wayne Employees Green, Walter Littlefield, Homer McEver, James Moncrief, Charles Neal, W.R. Norton, Julian Redden, J .B. Rogers, Hugh Terry, James Whorton, Luther Williamon, Hugh Wright, Jimmy York, Harvey Health Center Dentist Bowen, David Physician Montana, Eduardo Staff Nurse Crider, Doris Employees Bridges, Annie McGlotha, Ella Mae Rehabilitation Center Coordinator Lawrie, Thomas Secretary Jackson, Louise Counselors Adams, William Myatt, Bill Perry, James Secretary to Counselors Whorton, Carole Instructors Bell, Mary Mount, John W. -Ponder, Jane Royston, Russell Ware, Sarah Maintenance Owens, Charlie Paul

ROUTE ONE CAMPUS Principal Perdue, Eugene

January, 1972
New Dorms on Route One Campus
The contractors have finished their part on the new dormitories on the Route One Campus, and we will be moving children into these areas after the Christmas holidays. There is room for 68 children in these dormitories which are divided into three areas. Most of the furniture is built-in and there is deep carpet on the floors, nice colors on the walls, and wonderful lighting. The dormitories are completely air conditioned and we think that these are the best dormitories we have had .

THE SCHOOL HELPER

Published by Georgia School for the Deaf Division of Special Education and Pupil Personnel Services, Office
of Instructional Services Georgia Department of Education
Atlanta, Georgia 30334 Jack P. Nix, State
Superintendent of Schools

John L. Caple .. .. Superintendent

J . H. Whitworth . . . . . . . . Principal

Eugene Perdue . .

Principal

W. H. Crider . . . Managing Editor

Katharine Casey Associate Editor

Emmalee Highnote

..

Associate Editor

Ed Steele

Associate Editor

W. H. Crider . . Printing Instructor

A. M. Shaw Printing Instructor

Alton Holman . . . Photographer

Published four times a year in

November, January, March, and

May. No subscription price.

All communication should be

addressed to The School Helper,

Cave Spring, Georgia. 30124

Entered at the post office at

Cave Spring, Georgia, as second

class matter, November, 1889.

Second Class Postage paid at Cave

Spring, Georgia 30124.

Vol. 72 January, 1972 No.2

Typist Montgomery, Mary Alice
Hospital Aide Thomas, Lila
Head Teachers Owens, Vera Y. Bray, Elvi
Tea chers Bryant, Vireginer Camp, Carolyn Chapman, Amanda E. Chubb, Louise English, Alan Douglas Glenn, Charles Glover, Sammie Johnson, Emma L. Jones, Mary E. McCain, Willie McDaniel Ezekiel Martin, Elnora Mitchell, Carolyn Monford, Eleanord Montgomery, Callie Parrish, Horace Perdue, Catherine Rodgers, Alice Smith, Mary Ann Scott, Fannye V. Welch, William Guy
Teacher Aides Erkins, Willie Gordon, Eleanor Jones, Cheryl Perry, Charlotte Smith, Sharon
Houseparents Barnett, Darlene Brockman, Sara Clemmons, Eleanor Frieson, Annie Mae Hall, Nellie M. Hamilton, Katherine Hutchins, James M. Hutchins, Shirely Leeks, Mary McDonald, Billy McGee, Mrs. Charlie Sam Owens, Betty Louise Ramey, Mary T. Robinson, Dennie Sams, Ola Sims, Carrie Lou Sinclair, Gabe Williams, Mary Joe Institutional Workers
Storekeeper Medlock, Al S.
Maintenance Laborer Poole, Duffie
Cooks Glann, Mary Ann Maxwell, Rosa L.
Kitchen Helpers Davis , Barbara Ann Pollard, Brown Chambers, Beatrice Harrinton, Fannie Ealey, Joyce
Griffin, Arthur Ellis, Clara Mae Hightower, James Hill, Mildred Manning, Alexander Neal, Dorothy Ann Pollard, Ruby Richards, Willie Sheppard , Odell Sparks, Alma

January, 1972

THE SCHOOL HELPER

Page 3

Mr. Bryant

Visits N. T. I. D.

Frank Bryant

COMMUNICATION The fourth grade class is busy with a language assignment. No one knows exactly how language began, but there is no doubt why. In attempting to convey to the deaf the vastness of the field of communication, we have studied the many and varied ways of communicating. We find that ideally the spoken and written language is the most desirable and the most effective. However, for this particular class we find that "TOTAL" communication works best.
Mary E . Jones's Class
FIFTH GRADE Controlled Reading is one phase of this fifth grade's reading activities. At this time we are previewing a story. The vocabulary will follow with the use of each word in a sentence. A teacher-made test will be given during the next peroid. The class will also match words to sentences , and finally th ~st~ is s_~own again with the class writin the questions on a sheet of paper and checking the right answers. A score sheet is kept in the classroom so that each child can see how she or he progresses.
Elvira Bray's Class Christine Andrews, Aide
COMPLETE FRACTORIZATION A factor tree is a digram which shows factors of a given number. It may be used to completely factor a number; that is, to express a number as a product of prime factors. Making factor trees is fun. Bernice Clark is using a factor tree to factor 36 completely, first without exponents, then with exponents. Mr. Glenn, the instructor, and the rest of the class look on.
Mr. Glenn, Instructor
Team- 12 AND UNDER First row-Wayne Smith, David Edwards, Mark Brewton, Ronnie Welborn, Earnest McDaniels Second row - Michael White, Carlton Stephenson, Billy Mac Crider Clifford Gates, Melvin Augustus Third Row- Alex Slappey, Mike Self, Tommy Highsmith

The trip to the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, started on the afternoon of November 30, 1971. I had to leave school in time to be on United Airlines Flight number 956 from Atlanta to Rochester, at 6:15 P . M.. The plane left the Atlanta Airport on the 6:15 p.m. schedule and arrived at the Rochester Airport in New York at 8:12 P .M. The next morning more than twenty representatives from schools for the deaf were accorded a fine welcome by the staff of NTID. The purpose of the trip was to participate in the first workshop sponsored by NTID for imparting information to individuals from secondary schools for the deaf in many parts of the United States. The workshop continued from the morning of December 1, through the afternoon of December 3.
The workshop consisted of tours of their facilities and conferences in which many problems and issues were discussed . All the time was used on school and personal problems common to deaf students seeking to become educated and trained for lifetime careers. The National Technical Institute for the Deaf was established because of the need for educational opportunities for the deaf in technical fields. The first students enrolled at NTID in 1968. The present plans are that a total of 750 students wil be enrolled when the buildings are completed. The hope is that these buildings will be ready in 1974.
NTID was established by an act of congress in 1965, and receives funds through the U.S . Departmemt of Health, Education and Welfare. The Rochester Institute of Technology is the sponsoring institute.
NTID Students who qualify may cross-register into the major programs of RIT. NTID students may take advantage of the cooperative
education plan, that is, students may spend one or more quarters working while getting postsecondary education. This is a great chance for the students to test out what they have learned in the classroom. A vestibule evaluation program is offered all newly enrolled students at N ID. i gra m g1ves the students a chance to improve in academic areas in which he may be weak. After the students has completed the vestibule program, he progresses to some program af technical education. NTID , through its link with RIT, offers deaf students the opportunity to persue studies for a certificate, diploma or associate degree in the sciences. Deaf students may enter the baccalaureate program. NTID has a complete program that includes research and training, communications center, interpretive services and counseling. It also has placement services for deaf graduates.
ADMISSIONS
Admission to NTID is based on each student's potential to finish a program of study which will give him the skills to get a good job.
The following rules for accepting students are:
1. The student should have attended a school or class for the deaf andj or needed special help because he is deaf.
2. The student mus t have a hearing loss that seriously limits his chances for success in a regular college or program for the hearing. There is general agreememt that an average hearing level of 60 decibels (ASA) or 70 decibels (ISO), or less, across the 500 to 2000 Hz range , is a major educational handicap.
3. The students must have an educational background that shows he is probably able to succeed in NTID study programs. Students will have an eighth grade educational level or above to be admitted.
4. Information from a student's references should suggest that he has the personal and social maturity to enter the type of programs
offered at NTID. Special attention is given to references from school principals, teachers, vocational rehabilitation counselors and others who are acquainted with the student.
5. The applicant must be a United States citizen, or a perma-
nent resident of the u.s.
6. Applicants now or previously
enrolled in other postsecondary educational programs or college, who wish to transfer to NTID, will be considered for admission only if one or both of the following conditions are met:
a. There is clear evidence that support services provided by NTID are necessary for his success and that these services arc not available in his present or former pro-

WORK TIME The 3-A Class is busy completing the follow-up activities to a story in their text book, "WORK TIME". This book provides interesting stories combined with functional activities to meet the .. needs of children in developing essential reading skills that should be taught at the third grade level. The teacher-aide, Miss Andrews, observes during the regular reading period and makes note of problem areas. Then she, during her schedule time with this class, gives the needed assistance to make pupil participation and comprehension higher for the next day's assignmemt.
Louise B. Chubb's Class

14 AND UNDER B TEAM First Row: Coach Alex Slappey, Randy Smith, Ricky Snipes, Peter Pughsley,Ronnie Tomberlin, Manager Tommy Highsmith.
Second Row- Rodney Bradford, Ricky McBee, Johnny Whitley, Ricky Cooper, Antonio Cook, Tracy Singleton,
Third Row- Paul Stewart, Thomas Pullian , Charles Everett,..Robert Bercy, orcton Washington, Larry Wood

gram.
b. Support services are required or available in the program where
he is or was enrolled, but the student is changing his educational objectives and the NTID program he wants is not offered there .
CHARGES AND FEES
The cost of attending the National Technical Institute for the Deaf includes tuition, room, board, and academic fees. Charges to students are equal to the average charges for attending other land-grant colleges and state universities throughout the country. :r'herefore, NTID charges are subJect to a slight change every year. The charges for the present academic year (191-72) are as follows: The eight-week Summer Vestibule program, including tuition, room and board-$356.00 The Fall Quarter, which includes tuition, room, board, four annual fees and one quarterly fee-$524.00 The Winter Quarter, which includes tuition, room, board, and one quarterly fee-$462.00 The Spring Quarter, which includes tuition, room, board and one quarterly fee-$462.00 The Summer Quarter, which includes tuition, room and board$437.00 The standard academic year includes the Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters. However, Summer quarter attendence is required of all new students unless the program chairman or academic advisor recommends otherwise. Other charges for which students may be responsible are : Application fee-$25.00 Deposit after acceptance to reserve a place in class-$25.00 Orientation fee-$10.00 Optional linen service-per semester $11.00 Locker and lock rental chargesGym suits required for both men and women) -$10 .00 Chemistry deposit for use of laboratory equipment-$5.00 Graduation fee(paid during the quarter before registration)-$15.00
The trip ended on Saturday December 4. The plane , on flight number 265, lifted off the runway of the Rochester Airport on the 8.25 A.M . schedule in a light snow. A short time later the plane broke through heavy snow clouds into extremely bright sunlight The snow clouds under the wings seemed solid enough to walk on , but appeared to be very cold . When the plane approached the Atlanta Air-

FOOTBALL -1971

Teamwork
Determination
HardWork Defense Injuries

The 1971 G. S. D. football team

finished the season with 3 wins 3

losses and 1 tie this year. If one

word were required to summarize

our squad and season, that one

word would have to be determinat~on . The season had many high-

lights but these bright spots were

overshadowed by injuries to key personnel.

The Tigers opened the season at

Rockmart without the services of

quarterback, John Wade who was

s_idelined With a. shoulder separa-

tion, and runnmg back, Minor

Brown, was forced to watch be-

cause of a skin graft to his index

finger. Pulled hamstring muscles

and groin tears, ankle sprains and

bone bruises were the order of the

day; but, teamwork and dedication

coupled with a sterling defense

smoothed over many rough spots.

Our offense was blessed with a

talented backfield with - Sr.John

Wade, quarterback- Sr. Denver

White, running back - Jr. Minor

Brown, running back- Sr. Donnie

Hand, fullback. The offensive line

gave up a lot of weight but made

up with hard work. Standouts were

-Sr. David Steele, Tackle -Jr.

Darrel Bray, Center and Soph.

Darrel Schock, Tackle.

stT~ohnegedstefepnosien,t

as a aJ?-d

wueni~tilwl assuroeulyr

m1ss our graduatmg seniors.

Rockmart B 16 - 6

Newnan B 13 - 23

Pepperell B 3 - 13

Ala. S. D. 0 - 14

Paulding Co. 18 - 6

N. C. S. D. 0 - 0

Darlington B 28 - 0

With a much improved offense

and the addition of the Flordia

School for the Deaf and South

Carolina School for the Deaf look

for an exciting 1972 season' from

the Tigers. Hope to see you in Tiger land.

Coach David Faulk

port there were rain clouds and fog covering the ground so much so that the plane could not land for about 45 minutes . I arrived at home in Cave Spring in the afternoon after a nice informative trip to the National Technical Intitute for the Deaf.

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THE SCHOOL HELPER

January , 1972

Information

To Parents

23 September 1971

Mr. John L. Caple, Supt.

Georgia School for the Deaf

Cave Spring, Georgia 30124

Dear Mr. Caple:

Probably you know about the

CAID Parent Section, especially if

you attended the meeting in Little

Rock this past June. But do the

parents of your students know a-

bout us?

Until Little Rock we were with-

out national officers and clearly

defined goals. Since that second

national meeting however, we are

fully launched and anxious to be of

service. We serve as a clearing

house for information, on an indi-

vidual basis, responding from our

home office, or by appropriate re-

ferrals. We look toward the emer-

gence of strong representation in

Washington, possibly a magazine

for parents of deaf children, and

the distribution of pertinent flim.

We expect to make The Endeavor

the most informative publication

ever offered parents of deaf child-

ren.

Now, as school opens, won't you

share this letter with the mothers

and fathers of your students? Let

them know that the Parents Sec-

tion of the CAID is finally on the

scene-established by parents, for

parents. We are dedicated to be-

coming one of the most effective

forces in the field to offer parent

information, bring needed improve-

ment in education, and to upgrade

the image of deaf people every-

where.

While we would like to have your

PTA join us as a group, we are

particularly interested in individ-

ual memberships. I have enclosed

a form indicating the different

membership categories. Please

share this letter with your parents.

They can write here for any addi-

tional information they may want.

Best wishes for a successful school

year.

Sincerly,

(Mrs.) Lee Katz, President

Parent Section - CAID

Application for Membership in the

Parent Section of the C.A.I.D.

Name

individual(s) or organization

Add;e ss

City

Sb~

z~

Are you ( ) single parent

( ) hus band / wife ( ) professional

( ) organization ( ) Associate

members. which means friend or

interest<:!d person

If you are applying for organi-

zational membership, how many

deaf persons do you serve?

This would include deaf students

and adult deaf persons.

Please check below the amount

you are enclosing:

Make Check Out To Parent Section

CAID

( ) $5 .00 for an individual member-

ship - entitled to one vote

( ) $7 .5 0 for a hushand j wife mem-

bership entitled to one vote each

( ) $3.00 for associate or profes-

sional membership - no voting

privileges

( ) $25.00 per each 100 deaf

students or adult deaf persons

served.

This is organizational member-

ship - entitled one voting delegate

per one-hundred deaf students

and/ or adult deaf persons

served.

Detach And Mail With Check To :

Mrs. Shirley Hooper, Secretary-

Treasurer

2651 Camino Chueco

Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

TITLE I PROJECT
Since the onset of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, Title I, Public law 89-313, combined with the growth of the Departmemt of Special Education, Georgia State Departmemt of Education, we have been able to develop a program for deaf children of which we are very proud.
The current project consists of three activities designed to improve and expand educational services for the deaf children of Georgia. The Home Life and Services Program is a continuation of the program initiated last year and provides instruction in developing simple homemaking skills, care of clothing and personal hygiene . Emphases are on learning and practicing good manners , learning how to live with others , consideration of others , and in assuming responsibility.
The Language-Reading Activity continued from previous projects: employs twenty-one teacher aides who make available reading and language materials to reinforce learning. The aides help to better utilize the highly developed skills of teachers by assisting with much of the routine work. The aides also are involved with individual tutoring under teacher's direction.
The Physical Education-Recreation Program, a continuation of the program that began November 1, 1968, is designed to offer planned physical education and recreation activities as well as learning experiences for all deaf children who cannot go home on weekends . It offe1s a variety of activities geared to . the different age levels and is integrated with other curriculum areas.
OUR PETS
A friend of Mrs. Vann's gave four rabbits to the school last S e p te m b e r
The rabbits are named Mopsy, Flopsy, Cottontail and Peter. All four rabbits are pretty.
Mrs. Lawrie brought a hen to school, too. The hen's name is Bo Peep and she lays eggs.
We have another animal. It is a homing pigeon. We named him Tiny Tim because he is crippled. We don't know how he came to our school. Ma ybe he just flew by and found a better home with us. We can pick him up and pet him . He is not afraid of us.
We enjoy having pets outside our school building. Everyone is learning how to take care of our pets by sharing the responsibility of feedin g and watering them daily.
Our next project will be to build a pigeon house for Tiny Tim .
Mrs. Stepp's Class

G. A. E. Officers
Elected for 1971-72
The officers of the Georgia Association of Educators of the Georgia School for the Deaf for the year 1971-72 are : Mr s. Sammie Glover President; Miss Ruby Hewett, Vice President; Mrs. Louise Chubbs, Secretary; and Mr. Ed Steele, Treasurer.
The officers and committee chairmen met with Mr. Glenn Usom, area F ield Representative, to discuss their duties and ways to improve the local G. A. E .
Mrs. Glover and Miss Hewett attended the President's conclave where problems and new ideas were discussed.
Mrs. Glover attended a meeting in Atlanta that was both informative and helpful.
Our offi cers and chairmen are ready and eager to work for better educational standards so that the deaf child ren of Georgia will be better prepared for the future.
MARCEL
MARCEAU
Three students from Mr. Ziegler's homeroom, along with some of the high school students, attended the performance of Marcel Mareau on November 21 at the Atlanta Civic Center as guests of Mr. Lee Friedman.
Marcel Marceau acts without his voice , sign language, or speech. He uses a variety of body gestures.
Pierre Verry, Marcel Mareau's Presentor of Cards, introduced each act to the audience.
Marcel wore a white costume throughout the entire show, except for one scene. During that scene he wore a sailor's uniform.
In 1945 Marcel Marceau became a student of Charles Dullin at his School of Dramatic Art in Paris. In 1947 he created Bip, his own tradema rk. In 1948 he received the Deburau P rize for his mimodrama 'Death Before Dawn". In 1949 he formed his own company, Compagnie de Mime Marcel Marceau. In 1955 he received an Emmy Award for his performance on the Max Liebman's NBC Spectacular. Since 1965 Marcel has toured the world. He has returned to the United States for a coast to coast tour during 1971-1972.
The performance was very interesting and rewarding.

Self-Discovery Activity
On Monday, December 6, the seventh grade class in earth Science conducted a self-discovery activity in the classroom . The title of the activity was, "Making A CRYSTAL GARDEN." The materials used for this activity were water, pot, beaker, teaspoon, pencil, string, bunsen burner and copper sulfate.
We boiled a cup of water in a pot, and put about 5 teaspoonful of copper sulfate into the water, we mixed the water and copper sulfate until it was dissolve . We had a saturated solution. After the solution had cooled. we tied a string around a pencil, poured the solution into the beaker and put the pencil across the top of the beaker so that the string was suspended into the liquid. The beaker was placed on the laboratory table, and by Wednesday we had a beaker of small copper sulfate crystals clustered around the string.
Instructor, Ezekiel McDaniel
OTHER EDITORS To this desk from a local contributor comes a scrapbook item written by the late, great Dr. Albert Schweitzer on the importance of cheerfulness in daily living. He put it this way: -Of all the virtures, cheerfulness is the most profitable. -It makes the person who ex ercises it happy and renders him acceptable to everyone he meets. -Cheerfulness puts the Ileart in tune with life. Age preserves itself inan easy and cheerful frame of mind. -Cheerfulness ought to be an important part in a person's daily living . -It gives perpetual youth. -None ever decry play and fun but those who are strangers to their value, and the love of them is one of the signs of a great nature. -All true genius is, in its very essence, a joyous faculty. Wit originally signified the highest effort of mind. It is only by looking around, as well as upwards, that a large and just concept of life is attainable, and therefore that life is truly realized. -A mind charged with vitality and sustained by cheerfulness will not only look cheerfully to the goal of its pilgrimage, but have ample amounts of gladness to extend on the journey. People who are always cheerful are very useful in this world, the distinguished Dr. Schweitzer concluded, because they maintain 'peace and happiness and are spiritually alive. All of us can benefit by remembering his sound philosophy in our daily living. -Jackson (Miss.) Clarion-Ledger.

HONOR ROLLS
We are ve r y proud of the pupils who made the honor rolls the first nine weeks period . and we hope that this beginning is an indic ation of good things to come this year. These boys and girls have applied themselves, making good use of their time and ability to achieve these goals. We hope that other names can be added to the list next period.
There are two honor rolls that students can work toward. The achievement honor roll is for students who ha ve an average of 93 and above. The honorable mention roll is for the pupils who have an average of 85- to 92.
We congratulate the following pupils for their work :
GEORGIA AVENUE CAMPUS Honor roll: Joy Turner, Judy Simpson, Debra Wilhelm, Marty Smith, and Darlene Smith. Honorable mention: Gerry Garrison, Donald Lofton, Marvin Head, Julie Quintrell, Pam Mock , Barbie Blakeman, Rickey Snipes, Terrie Rackley, and Elizabeth Forino.
ROUTE I CAMPUS Honor students : Ivery Brown, Jennifer White, Denise Willis , June Davis, Bonnie Fencher , Sheila Rhyme, Denese Bass, Loretta Walton, George Houston, Angela Reed, Betty Jordan, Ernest Jackson, Ruby Williams, Cynthia Newsome, Rudolph Smith, Cleotria Green, Raymond Nickelson, Naomi Ball, and Calvin Jester.
January Birthdays
Michael Brown - January 1 Vivian Morey - January 1 Charles Paul - January 1 Tommy Gibson - January 4 Eddie Thomas - January 4 Judy Simpson - January 5 Pam Poole - January 5 Tina Blaxton - January 6 Kathy Eubanks - January 6 Bobbie Lee Turner - January 7 James Minor - January 8 Robert Densmore - January 9 Walter Morrison - January 12 Howard Murphy - January 13 Donna Mathis - January 14 Nicki Ivey - January 18 Le Ann Blalock - January 19 Brenda Smith - January 19 Mark McCall - January 22 Carlton Stephenson - January 24 Phoebe Jackson- J-anuary 24 Robert Brown - January 25 William Murphy - January 27 Sherrill Johnson - January 30 Johnny Love - January 30 Tonja Frances - January 31
Winter scene by Wanda Vickers. Wanda is a student at G. S. D. and in addition to her regular academic work, she is studing art and printing.

IN APPRECIATION
Mrs. Ted Wilhelm , who had surgery recently, would like to express her. appreciation to the children, teachers, and houseparents who remembered her during her illness. She and Mr. Wilhelm especially want to thank Debbie who proved to be a wonderful little nurse.

BASKETBALL
Basketball is keeping some of our boys and girls quite busy these days . Girls who are on the Route I elementary team are Roberta Thomas, Shelia Rhymes, Jackie Traylor, Cynthia Wiliams, Marillyn Turner, Corine Whippie, Vanessa Bankston, Ruth Parks, Denise Bass, Antonitte Jordan, Cynthia Newson, Carol Simmons,Dorothy Jordan, Shelia James, and Kathy
Stegall. The boys' elementary team is
made up of Larry Warthen,
Bernard Floyd, Robert Lewis, Eddie R. Young, Reginald Hightower, Josh Barnes, Randy Henry, Bobby Davis, Alphonso Jackson, Homer Young, Larry Senior, Charles Repress, Tony Murray.
These boys and girls play under the direction of Coach Zeke McDaniel and Coach Alexander Manning. We know that they will have a successful season.