ee. 46 Jes Bao pee een ~* hak Jsandmemnesiat: Sap. = Sr. : +2 Near, 4 ee. . gee So ee rey PUELE (RSS of It has been said th and we on the annual staff in fact, that we have made this the theme of your 1950 annual. Every school day memory is connected from the 8:30 class in the morning when the haunting My Foolish Heart makes you shiver with the excitement of you present romance, until the closing hour of 2:30 when you think of the words Day is Done. Memories of all the delightful events of the school year are brought to mind by such melodies as Glory, Glory to Lanier, the favorite football song, Red and White, the Miller Alma Mater, Jingle Bells at Christmas, Lazy River in the spring, America the Beautiful for the patriotic days, and God Be With Us Till We Meet Again at the close of school in June. Life is truly a song and may this book be cherished by you, for in it we have tried to capture for you by words, tunes, and pictures memories, places, friends, events and songsyour life in 1950. Kay Stribling, Billy Malone, Editors meTMLLEA-LHNIE Cunual of 1950 Published by the Senior Classes of A. L. Miller Senior High School and Lanier Senior High School for Boys MACON, GEORGIA The Board of Education DR. MARK A. SMITH MR. WALLACE MILLER Dr. Mark Smith, Superintendent of Bibb Mr. Wallace Miller is President of the Bibb County Schools, is an outstanding educator. County Board of Education. Although he is He is a well-known figure, not only in the field one of Macons busiest lawyers, he has de- of education, but also in civic affairs. voted much of his time to the duties of presi- dent of the Board. In memory of Mr. Alfred R. Willingham, who served with tireless effort on the Board of Educa- tion from 1916 to 1949. BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the Board of Education, well-known civic leaders, have, by their high ideals, ability, and determined effort, made the Bibb County School system outstanding. Mr. Lee M. Happ and Mr. Joseph N. Neel have given freely of their time since 1910 and 1911 respectively. Other members later elected are: Mr. Walter T. Johnson, 1918; Mr. Wal- lace Miller, 1928; Mr. J. Clay Murphey, 1929; Mr. J. D. Crump, 1933; Dr. H. G. Weaver, 1939; Mr. Andrew J. Lyndon, 1943; Mr. McKibben Lane, 1946; Mr. William P. Simmons, 1946; and Mr. George Rankin, who was elected this year by the members to serve the unexpired term of Mr. Alfred R. Willingham. The ex-officio members are Ordinary of Bibb County, Walter Stevens, who has been on the Board since 1927, Mayor Lewis B. Wilson, serving since 1948, and Judge Mallory C. Atkinson, who has served since 1943. We are indeed grateful to the members of the Bibb County Board of Education for the excellent work they have done during these years. Neel Weaver Willingham Crump Happ Johnson Lane Lyndon Murphey Rankin Simmons Stevens Wilson Atkinson Two The 1990 Miller Lanier ANNUAL As Time Goes By Words and Musi by HERMAN HUPFELD Moderato, con espressione GE MR. H. S. LASSETER MR. A. J. SWANN Principal of Principal of A. L. Miller Senior High School Lanier Senior Boys High School Our Principals MR. L. W. LEWIS MRS. W. G. LEE Principal of Principal of Lanier Junior High School for Boys Lanier Junior High School for Girls Dedication Miss Celia Sharp Miller Seniors dedicated the 1950 annual to Miss Celia Sharp who has taken such a per- sonal interest in the girls at Miller and who has proved to be a friend to all. She gives much time and thought to all the girls she teaches and is an inspiration for them in guiding them in their school work and future vocations. Mr. William Brake In recognition of his outstanding leadership in diverse activities; his limitless energy and initiative; his remarkable skill in imparting knowledge; and his genuine interest in ad- vancing the welfare of all Lanierians, we, the Seniors of Lanier, do proudly dedicate this annual to Mr. William Brake. Faculty of A. L. Miller High for Girls Mrs. Matilda R. James Art Mrs. Sarah Priester Home Economics Mrs. Lena W. Pendergrass Home Economics Mrs. Ann M. Holmes English Miss Emily Orr Botany - Zoology Mrs. Dixon Watson Librarian Miss Mary Holmes History - Music Miss Willie Mae Little Mathematics Miss Agnes Pittman Bookkeeping Mrs. Elizabeth Miller English - History Mrs. J. M. Murray Home Econom ics Miss Mary Alfriend English Miss Louise Kite French - English Mrs. Gail Carver Chemistry - Biology Mrs. Wm. Thomas Griffith Retailing Miss Addie Funderburke English Mrs. Mary M. Barber Clerk Miss Ann Henry History - Government Miss Ann Culverhouse Typing Mrs. Bruce Thrasher Physical Education Mrs. W. V. Argo Physical Education Miss Celia Sharp Stenograph / Typing Mrs. Margaret W. Hill Hist ry Ste nog? aphy Miss Geraldine Jackson Spanish Miss Lucile Carswell English Mrs. Wendell Clark Latin Mrs. J. P. Willingham Bookkee ping Miss Florence Blair Histor y Miss Dorothy Simmons Mathematics - Physics . Amy Olmstead Dietitian Faculty of Lanier Senior Mr. H. O. Peurifoy English Miss Alice Lott English Mrs. Isabel Kinnett Mathematics Mr. Lloyd Newberry Physics Mr. Marvin Jones Chemistry Mr. Leon R. Culpepper Band Mr. J. D. Harrison Shop Mr. Charles Deaton Biology Miss Mary Del McCaw Librarian Mr. J. C. Sorrells Mathematics Mr. William Brake Mathematics Mr. B. C. Adams History Mr. J. C. Rogers Economics Mr. Julius Gholson Government Mr. W. H. Sorrells English Mr. Albert Ross History Mr. Russell Floyd Latin and French Mr. George Graham Bookkeeping Mr. W. M. Roach Shop Mr. W. D. Anderson English Mr. Ward Pritchett Spanish Mr. C. R. MeCord Shop Mrs. Dolores Brown Clerk High for Boys Mr. C. E. Goss Mathematics Mr. W. J. Marshall Biology Mr. J. A. Gratigny English Mr. Wylly Johnston English Mr. John Kelly History Mr. Tom Porter Mathematics Mr. William Newsome Distributive Education Mr. E. O, Clark Shop Mrs. Rose DuBose Dietitian Seven Faculty of Lanier for Girls Miss Mary Dozier Mathematics Miss Mary Stanford English Mrs. Gladys M. Waters Mathematics Miss Margaret Matthews Home Economics Miss Ruby Tanner Science Miss Martha Taylor History Mrs. W. C. Bythewood English Mrs. Lillian P. Sloeumb Home Economics Mrs. Margaret B. Holtzclaw Physical Education Miss Frances Oliver Mrs. Louise E. Jones English English Miss Ida Young Miss Margaret Slocumb English Mathematics Mrs. Richard Findlay Mrs. W. D. Anderson Librarian Science Miss Martha Colquitt Miss Kathryn Richardson Mathematics Science Miss Sarah Wilcox Miss Clara Nell Hargrove Science History Miss Winifred Colquitt Miss Ruth Johnston Science Latin Miss Annie G. Anderson Miss Margaret Edenfield Physical Education Mathematics Mrs. Joe Patterson, Jr. Mrs. Charles E. Bennett Home Economics Home Economics Mrs. Sarah I. Twilley Home Economics Mrs. D. E. McGregor Miss Rosa Schofield Dietitian History - Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth M. Feagin Clerk Faculty of Lanier Junior High for Boys Mr. William Bell English Mr. Thomas L, Corn English Mrs. Carolyn Phelps Mathematics Mrs. Doris Hays Clerk Mr. Fred Johnson English Mr. Raymond Latimer Mathematics Mr. W. C. McNabb Shop Mrs. J. K. Patillo Dietitian Mr. H. E. Simmons Agriculture Mr. Charles Bennett Science - History Mr. William Dooley Physical Education Mr. Raymond Ginn, Jr. Shop Mr. J. P. Holmes, Jr. Art Mr. John H. Jones Civics Mr. Harold Lumley Mathematics Mr. Edwin McAfee Civies Mr. James A. Morris Science Mr. Milton Parker Mathematics Mrs. Gwynne Perry English Mr. Carol A. Shealy Shop Miss Elizabeth Smith Latin Mrs. Honorine B. Van Zant Science Mr. Guyton Carr Science - Math Miss Josephine Early English Miss Mary Harrell English Mrs. Martha Hutcheson Librarian Mrs. Malcolm Jones Science Mr. Wofford Martin, Jr. Mathematics Mrs. Inez Newton Science Miss Ouida Poe English Mr. Robert Thrash Shop Senior Officers Athelyn Wade J. G. Etheridge President of President of Miller Girls Lanier Boys B ) \ Bes. | 2 | Dolly Syrios Bernice Chaffin Mary Brumback Marshall Keen Vice-President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Secretary-Treasurer Directors Toni Doster Emily Evans Mary Ann Lyon Goldie Williams Anne Witman Charlie Aldridge Bobby Ballow Bayne Mallory Richard Reid Bert Schwartz SENIORS Barbara Earle Adams Barbara Majorette, 11, 12; Senior Stunt, 12; Super- vision Basketball, 12; Student Council, 11; District and State Festivals, 11; Pyramids, 10; Red Cross, 10; Winning Company, 8; Dramatics Club, 8, 9; Exhibition, 8-12. Charles Malcolm Aldridge Charlie President of AKO, 12; Vice-President Inter- frat, 12; Vice-President Hi-Y, 12; Business Manager Poet Leader, 12; Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Football Trainer, 10-12; Key Club, 10-12; L" Club, 12; Honor Group, 12. Henry Reubin Almand Foots Band, 8-12; Radio Club, 12; Glee Club, 10-12. Charles H. Anderson Hal Cadet First Sergeant, 12; Corresponding Secretary Literary Society, 12; Beta Hon- orary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Red Cross, 12; Poet Leader Staff, 12. Joe Sawyer Andrews Joe Cadet Sergeant, 12; Glee Club, 11; Group, 12; Senior Band, 10-12. Honor Madge Janice Arnett Madge Senior Play, 12; Red Cross Secretary, 9; F.H.A., 12; Thrift Club, 9; All-State Chor- us, 11; Chorus, 8-12; M.B.C. Secretary, 12; Exhibition, 8-12; Mixed Chorus, 10, 11; Red Cross Council, 8-10. Gloria Mac Addleton Gloria F.H.A., 10-12; English Club, 12; M.B.C., 10, 11; Perfect endance, 9; Class Bas- ketball, 11; Supervision Basketball, 11; Speedpinball, 10, 11. Betty Jean Allen Jean of Student Council, 12; Superla- tive, 12; Secretary of D.O.M.; Beta Club, 12; Who's Who, 9; Library Assistant, 9; Hi-Lights Staff, 11; University of Georgia Certificate, Best News Story, 10; Dramatics Club, 9; Supervision Basketball, 11, 12. President Martha Faye Anderson Faye Advertising Manager of Annual, 12; S.M.B., 9-12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Exhibition Of- ficer, 11; M.A.A. 11, 12; Tr i-Y, 10, 11; Honor Group, 11, 12; Supervision Officer, 11, 12; Library Assistant, 9; News Reel Staff, 9. Leo Eugene Andrews Leo Band, 10-12. William Jack Ard Jack Rifle Team, 10, 11, Rose Ann Asbell Ann Lt. Col. Exhibition, 11, 12; Sports Editor Highlights, 12; Treasurer Sigma Alpha, 12; Honor Group, 11, 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; Member Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12; Member M.A.A., 11, 12; Lieutenant Exhibition, 9, 11; Exhi- bition Pyramids, 8, 10; News Reel Staff, 9. Milton Dillard Askew, Jr. Doc Varsity Football, 11, 12; Rifle Team, Crack Squad, 11, 12; Crack Platoon, 11, Sedarmoc Fraternity, 12. Henry Lamar Avant Henry Auto Shop, 11, 12. John Robert Bailey Buck Winning Company, 8, 10, 11; Crack Squad, 10; Business Club, 10-12; Americanism Club, 12; Supervision Basketball, 10-12; Perfect Attendance, 10; Crack Platoon, 10. Felix Earl Balkcom Earl Cadet Private, 10-12. William Worth Bargeron Bill Cadet Captain, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Treasurer Beta Honorary, 12; Honor Group, 12; Military Editor, Annual, 12; Sedarmoc Fraternity, 12; Business Club, 10; Amer- icanism Club, 10, 11; Cadet First Sergeant, 11; Red Cross Club, 12. Willard Everette Barlow Willard Supervision Basketball, 10, 11; Winning Company, 11. Thirteen Bettie Helen Atkinson Grandma Superlative, 12; Major in Exhibition, Officer in Exhibition, 8, 9, 11, 12; moc Sponsor, 11, 12; 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 10- ROTC Sponsor, 10, 11; News Reel, 9; brary Assistant, 9. 12; Sedar- Treasurer of S.O.S., Julia Faye Avera Faye Hi-Lights Staff, 12; Bookkeeping Certifi- cate, 11; Winning Company, 10; Y-Teens, 8-10; Exhibition, 8-11; Relays 10, 11; Vol- leyball Tournament, 8-11. Joseph Kay Bales Joe K" Supervision Basketball, 8, 10, 11; Junior High Football, 9; Junior High Baseball, 9; Winning Company, 11. Robert Earl Ballow Bobby Cadet Lt. Colonel, 12; Director Senior Class, 12; President Sedarmoc Fraternity, 12; President Beta Honorary, 12; Secretary Literary Society, 11; Cadet First Sergeant, 11; Senior Hi-Y, 12; Sgt.-at-Arms of Se- darmoc Fraternity, 11; Honor Group, 12; Red Cross Club, 10. Raymond Lee Barlow Ray Theta, 12; Winning Company, 10; Company Football, 12; Crack Platoon, 10; Interfrat Football, 12; Interfrat Basketball, 12; Su- pervision Basketball, 12; Private 10-12; Sheet Metal Club, 10-12. Thomas Billings Barnett Tom Hi-Y, 10-12; Beta, 10-12; Crack Squad, 10; Cadet Corporal, 12; Neatest Cadet, 10; His- tory Club, 10. Barry Basa Beck J. Beck, Jr. Benson Bentley Berryhill Birdsong Carolyn Benson Carolyn Sigma Alpha, 9-12; Library Assistant, 11; F.H.A., 10-12; Red Cross, 9; Student Coun- cil, 11; Exhibition, 8-12; Supervision Offi- cer, 8-10; Supervision Ball, 10, 11; Perfect Attendance, 10, 11; Hall Monitor, 9. Gabby Delys Bentley Gabby Vice-President D. E. Club; Exhibition, 8-10; English Club, 11, 12; F.H.A., 11. Fourteen Bateman Bedgood Benton C. Bloodworth Jepsy Brantley Benton Brantley Private, 12; Crack Squad, 10; Company Football, 12; B" Team Football, 10, 11. Bobby Gene Berryhill Ears Cadet Corporal, 12; Library Club, Patricia Ann Barry Patsy President of S.O.S., 12; Superlative, 12; Cheerleader, 11, 12; Beta Sponsor, 10-12; ROTC Sponsor, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 10-12 Beta Honorary, 11, 2; Captain Crack Squad, 9; News Reel, 9; Library Assist- ant, 9. Sonia Bass Sonia Majorette, 10, 11; District and State Festi- vall, 10-11; Basketball Team, 10-11; M.A.A., 10, 11; L.A.A., 8, 9; News Reporter, 9; Dramatics Club, 8, 9; Perfect Attendance, 9-11; Exhibition, 8-11; Pyramids, 10, 11 Mary Elizabeth Bateman Bet Senior Play Stage Committee, 12; Office Monitor, 12; English Club, 11, 12; Exhibi- tion, 8, 10, 11, 12; Winning Company, 10; Highlights Reporter, 10; Library Club, 8, 9. Helen Beck Helen Winning Company, 10; Bookkeeping Cer- tificate, 11; Y-Teens, 8-10; Library Assist- ant, 9, 10; Exhibition, 8-11; English Club, 11, 12; Relays, 10, 11. John Ivey Beck, Jr. Jack Cadet First Lieutenant, 12; Cadet geant, 11; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Secretar Peta Honorary, 12; Treasurer Busine Club, 11; President Business Club, 12; First Place Regimental Neatest Cadet, Non- ROTC, 11; Honor Group, 12; Sedarmoc Fraternity, 11, 12; Business Manager Ath- letic Department, 12. Sara Marjorie Bedgood Marjorie Exhibition Captain, 12; Lieutenant of Win- ning Company, 11; Pyramids, 8-10; M.A.A., 11, 12; Class Basketball, 10-12; Y" Teens, 8-10; Library Assistant, 10; Bookkeeping Certificate, 11; Dramatics Club, 8, 9; Per- fect Attendance, 10, 11. Bill Rives Birdsong Bill Varsity Football, 11, 12; Americanism Club, 11, 12; L Club, 12; Rifle Team, 11. Clyde ONeal Bloodworth Clyde Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Band, 10-12; Swing Orchestra, 11, 12; Business Club, 11; Beta Honorary, 12; Senior Play, 12; Honor Group, 12; Perfect Attendance, 8-12; Honor Roll, 11, 12. James Olin Bloodworth Skeet ? Cadet Corporal, 12; Rifle Team, 11, William Luther Bloodworth Luther Cadet First Lieutenant, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Hi-Y Club, 12; Associate Editor Annual, 12; Business Staff of Annual, 11 Honor Group, 12; A.K.O., 9-12; President of History Club, 10; Chaplain of Literary Society, 12; Senior Play, 12 Michael Larry Blum Larry Cadet Captain, 12; Sports Editor Poet Leader, 12; Vice-President Beta Honorary, 12; Honor Group, 12: Varsity Golf, 10-12; L Club, 10-12; Sedarmoc Fraternity, 12; Annual Business Staff, 11; Supervision Bas- ketball, 10-12; Cadet Sergeant, 11. Joann Bowden Joann" Future Homemakers of America, 11; Red Cross, 9; Library Club, 8; Perfect Attend- ance, 9-12; Exhibition, 8-12; English Club, 11, 12. Robert William Bowman Bobby Sedarmoc Fraternity, 10-12; Spanish Club, 12; Cadet Private, 10-12; Supervision Bas- ketball, 10. Edward N. Bradley Eddie Mole Cadet Private, 12; Varsity Football, 11, 12. Evalea Brady Evalea Entered, 11; Exhibition, 11, 12. Emily Ruth Brice Emily Ruth D. E. Club, 11, 12; English Club, 11, 12; F.H.A., 10; Exhibition, 8-10. Constance Eugenia Briggs Connie Sponsor Theta, 12; B.O.L., 11, 12; Treas- urer B.O.L., 12; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 12; Red Cross, 12; Supervision Basketball, 10-12; Supervision Volleyball, 10-12; Supervision Officer, 10, 11; Exhibition, 8-12; Library Assistant, 11. Ira Burke Brightwell, Jr. Burke Cadet Sergeant, 12; Rifle Team, 11, 12; Glee Club, 11, 12; Poet Leader, 12; L Club, 12; Americanism Club, 10; History Club, 10; Sedarmoc Fraternity, 12; Senior Play, 12. Clarence Jack Brinkley Doc Cadet Corporal, 12; Winning Company, 11; Crack Squad, 10; Best Drilled Company, 11 J. Bloodworth Bowden Brady Brightwell Richard William Brokenshire Dickie A.O.S., 11, 12; Senior Band, 10-12; Glee Club, 10, 11; All-State Band, 11; President K.T .A., 11; Swing Band, 11, All-State Chorus, 11; R.O.T.C. Private, 2; Super- vision Basketball, 10-12; Americanism Club, W. Bloodworth Bowman Brice Brinkley 12. Blum Bradley Briggs Brokenshire Fifteen Frances Juanita Brown Frances D. E. Club, 11, 12; English Club, 11, 12 Gym, 9, 10. Robert Marcus Brown Bobby Cadet Private, 12. Shirley Ann Brown Shirley Exhibition, 8-12; English Club, 11, 2 F.H.A., 10; Supervision Volleyball, 8-12: Supervision Basketball, 11, 12; Typist for Hi-Lights, 12; Relays, 8, 10, 11. Mary Elizabeth Brumback Broomstick Superlative, 12; Cheerleader, 11, 12: Sec- retary of Senior Class, 12; Secretary of S.0..8., 12; A.K.O. Sponsor, 10, 11, 12; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 10-12; M.A.A., 11, 12; Senior Play, 12; Crack Squad, 9, 10. Sixteen Mildred Patricia Bullard Patsy S.M.B., 9-12; Secretary of S.M.B., 12 R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 11; A.O.S. Sponsor, 10, 12; Business Manager News Reel, 9; Li- brary Club, 8, 9; L.A.A., 9; Crack Squad, eo oY Mary Frances Burney Mary Entered, 11; Exhibition, 11, 12 Barbara Virginia Byars Ba rba ra Thespian, 12; Dramatics Club, 11, 12; Chair- man Stace Committee Senior Play, 12; Sen- ior Hockey, 12; Class Speedpinball, 12; Class Soccer, 11, 12; Library Assistant, 10, 11; Red Cross, 9, 10; Stunt Committee, 12; Exhibition, 8-12 Jo Ann Byington Jo Thespian Honor Society, 11; School News Reporter, 11; Dancers, 11; Dramatics Club, 11; Pyramids, 10; F.H.A., 11; Supervision Officer, 12; Exhibition, 8-12; Ball Relay, 8; Class Soccer Team, 11. Francis Clyle Byrd Clyde Cadet Private, 12; Supervision Baskeball, 11; Radio Club, 12. Sylvia Fay Byrd Sylvia Exhibition Aide, 12 Beta, 11, 12 Beta Treasurer, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y President, 12; Pyramids, 8, 9; Tumblers, 10, 11; Chorus, 8-12; Senior Honor Group, 12; B.O.L., 12 Paul Ricks Cain Paul A.K.O., 10-12; Council Representative A.K.- oO 12; Feature Editor Poet Leader, 12; President L Club, 12: Hi-Y, 10-12; Key Club, 10-12; Secretary Red Cross Council, 10, 11; Beta Honorary, 11; Manager Var- sity Football, 11; Manager Varsity Track, 10. Elizabeth Chase Caldwell Betay Entered in 11th Year; Exhibition, 11, 12; M.A.A Representative, 11; B.M.D., 12; Senior Play Mrs. Schuyler, 12; Stunt, 12; Supervision Basketball, 11; Class Speed- pinball, 11. F. Brown R. Brown S. Brown Brumback Bullard Burney Byars Byington F. Byrd S. Byrd Cain Caldwell aldwell aldwell allaway allaway Campbell Cannon Carey A. Carr D. Carr Carroll E. Carter R. Carter Clarence Andrew Caldwell Caldwell Varsity Football, 12. Rex Smith Caldwell Rex Honor Group, 12; Cadet Private, 12; Super- vision Basketball, 12. William Maxwell Callaway Bill Radio Club, 12; Science Club, 12. Robert Charles Callaway Bobby Literary Society, 12; Senior Play, 12. Hiram Lee Campbell Sweet Hiram Band, 9-12; Cadet Private, 12; Senior Play, 12. Charles Daniel Cannon Charles R.O.T.C., 10-12. Anne Marie Carey Anne President of Dramatics Club, 12; Vice- President of Student Council, 12; Grand- ma in Senior Play, 12; Senior Stunt, 12; Supervision Basketball, 11; English Club, 11-12; Open House Committee, 10-12; Stu- dent Council, 11; Exhibition, 10-11; Exhi- bition Relays, 11. Agnes Carr Beta Club, 12; Exhibition, 8-12; Exhibition Officer, 11, 12; Class Basketball, 10-12; M.A.A., 10-12; President of M.A.A., 11; Class Hockey, 12; Library Assistant, 10; F.T.A., 10; Senior Play, 12. Dalphus Leon Carr Goofus Sergeants-at-Arms Chi Delta, 11, 12; Red Cross Representative, 12; Training Aid Department, 11, 12; Cadet Corporal, 12; Winning Company, 11; Red Cross Club, 11. Clifford Eugene Carroll Gene Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Cadet Sergeant, 11; Cadet First Lieuten- ant, 12; Supervision Basketball, 8-12; Su- pervision Basketball Champions, 10; Red Cross Club, 10; Americanism Club, 10; Best Company, 10. Elizabeth Virginia Carter Betty Sergeant-at-Arms S.M.B., 12; S.M.B., 9-12; Class Stunt, 11, 12; Student Council, 10; Winning Company, 10; Library Club, 9; Telegraph Reporter, 9; Supervision Officer, 8, 9; Exhibition, 8-12. Randolph Coleman Carter Coleman Cadet Corporal, 12; Senior Play, 12; Super- vision Basketball, 12. Seventeen William Franklin Carter Billy Track, 11, 12; Varsity Football, 11, 12; Beta Honorar 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; L.T.B., 9-12; L Club, 12; Cadet Captain R.O.T.C., 12; Business Man- ager of Annual, 12; Superlative, 12; Per- fect Attendance, 8, 12. Varsity Warren Lee Causey Warren Private, 12; Varsity Football, 12; Library Club, 10; Library Assistant, 11. Tim Valvin Chafin Calvin Cadet Sergeant, 11, 12; Supervision Bas- ketball, 10-12; B Team Basketball, 11; Varsity Baseball, 11, 12; Varsity Football, 10, 11; Winning Company, 10; Crack Squad, 10. Joyce Juanita Cheatham Joyce Honor Group, 11, 12; F.H.A., 12; Super- vision Volleyball, 11, 12; English Club, 12; Exhibition, 10-12. Hurdis Franklin Chestnut Hurdis" Band, 12; Swing Band, 12. Samuel Mathias Clark, Jr. Sammy A.K.O., 12; Treasurer, Associate Editor, Poet Leader, 12; Secretary Literary So- ciety, 12; Cadet First Lieutenant, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Hi-Y, 11, 12; Senior Play, 12; Dramatics Club Play, 10-12; Hon- or Group, 12; Business Staff Annual, 11. Jesse Allen Causey, Jr. Jesse Cadet Corporal, 12; Supervision Basketball, 11, 12. Bernice Dewitt Chafin Little Tim Vice-President, Senior Class, 12; Theta, 12; Business Club, 11, 12; L Club, 12; Var- sity Track Manager, 11, 12; Supervision Basketball, 10-12; Championship Super- vision Basketball, 10; Winning Company, 9, 10. Patrick Virgil Chambliss, Jr. Pat Cadet 2nd 10-12; Business Club, 10-12; Honor Lieutenant, 12; Americanism Club, Group, 12. Dorothy Eugenia Cheek Dot Crack Squad, 9; Exhibition, 8-12; Relays, 10, 11; Glee Club, 8-12; F.H.A., 10; English Club, 12; Mixed Chorus, 10. Nancy Jane Clark Jane Pyramids, 8-11; Dramatics Club, 8, 9; L.- A.A., 9; Library Assistant, 10, 11; B.M.D., 12; F.H.A., 11, 12; Class Soccer, 12; Per- fect Attendance, 10, 11; Y-Teens, 8-10; Supervision Volleyball, 10-12. Irma Anita Coleman Nita Vice-President of F.T.A., 12; Secretary of F.T.A., 11; Supervision Officer, 8, 11; Gym Assistant, 11, 12; Exhibition Captain, 12; Exhibition Lieutenant, 11; Beta Club, 12; M.A.A., 11; F.T.A., 10-12; Pyramids, 8, 10. Eighteen Dorothy June Comer June Perfect Team, i 11; Attendance, 11, 12; Pyramids, 8, 12; Tumblers, Exhibition, 8-12; Stunt, 11, 12; F.H.A., Captain Supervision Basketball Team, 12; Class Speedpinball, 11, 12 8-12; Basketball Class Asbury Dayton Cook, Jr. Elder-Berry Winning Company, 8-11; Crack Squad, F.F.A., 10; 4-H, 10, 11; Crack Platoon, Trade Shop, 11, 12. Joan Cordova Joan Perfect Attendance, 8-12; Property Com- mittee Senior Play, 12; Mixed Chorus, 10; Exhibition, 8-12; Supervision Volleyball, 12; Dramatics Club, 9; Hall Monitor, 9. Jackson Edward Cowart, Jr. Jack Editor-in-Chief Poet Leader, ident Georgia Scholastic Pre 12; Lite ry S y, 10-12; z erary Society, 12; Championship Team, 11; Beta Honorary, 11, 1 Business Manager, 12; 1 retary 12; Vice-Pres- Association, Lit- Debating Athletic 12; Sec- U.D.C. urer ) 1, 12; Treasurer Essay, 9. and James Andrew Cranford Jimmy Rifle Team, 11, iness Club, 11, orary, 12; L" Club, pany, 11; Company Football, 11; 12: Honor Group, 12; Bus- 12; Theta, 12; Beta Hon- 11, 12; Winning Com- Football, 12; Rag-Tag Captain of Rifle Team, 12. Thomas Leonard Crews Tommy 12; Vice-President Key Club, 12; Hi-Y, 11, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; A.K.O., 9-12; Vice-President A.K.O., 12; Senior Play, 12; Superlative, 12; Cheer- leader, 11, 12; Sports Editor, Annual, 12. Cadet Captain, Nineteen James Lee Connell Ape Private, 12; Supervision Basketball, R.0.T.C., 10-12. 8-12: Betty Jacquelene Cooper Jackie B.M.D., 12; Drum Majorette, 10, T.C. Sponsor, 10; F.H.A., 10, 12; Dramat- ics Club, 8, 9; Exhibition, 8-12; Pyramids, 10, Chorus, 8, 9; English Club, 12. 11; R.O.- John Collier Cork Jack Crack Squad, 10; A.O.S., 10-12; Attendance, 8-12; Beta Honorary, det Corporal, 12. Clovis Patricia Cown Patty Entered, 10-12 ficer, 10; Graduated four years; S.O.S..,, French Club, 11, 12; Supervision Of- 11, 12; President Supervision, 12; President English Club, 11: Branch Officer F.H.A., 11; Stunt, 10; Exhibition, 11, 12. Barbara Anne Crenshaw Bobbie Honor Group, 11, 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; B.M.D., 11; Exhibition Officer, 9. 11; Pres- ident F.T.A., 12; F.H.A. Officer 9, 11, 12; Glee Club, 8-10; Athletic Association, 9, 11; 60 W.A.M. Typing Certificate, 11; Presi- dent English Club, 11. Henry Ross Crooms Baby Face Sheet Metal Club, 10, 11; Color Guard, Supervision Basketball, 11, Squad, 11; 12; 12; Best Drilled Company Football, 12. Croaby Crouse Crutchfield Curl Daniel Davidson D. Davis Crumblias Etta Mae Curl Etta Mae Typist for Hi-Lights, 12; Exhibition, 8-12; Supervision Basketball Team, 11, 12; Su- pervision Volleyball Team, 10, 11; Period Speedpinball Team, 11. Charles Fredric Daniel Charlie Cadet Sergeant, 12; Chi Delta, 11, 12; Treas- urer Chi Delta, 12; Interfrat Football, 11. Twenty Crowther Cummings Dougherty J. Davis Emmett Lamar Dougherty Ramal Cadet Corporal, 12; Supervision Basketball, 11; Secretary of Business Club, 12; Crack Squad, 10; Best Drilled Platoon, 10. Louise Jeanette Davidson Jeanette Managing Editor of Hi-Lights, 12; Exhi- bition Captain, 12; Honor Group, 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 12; News Reel Staff, 9; Honor Roll, 8, 9; Bookkeeping Award, 11; M.A.A., 10, 11; Exhibition, 8-12. Thomas George Crosby Tee President Theta, 12; Sergeant-at-Arms The- ta, 11; Sergeant-at-Arms, Interfrat, 12; Varsity Football, 10; Supervision Basket- ball, 10-12; Color Guard 12; Sheet Metal Club, 1 Theta, 8-12; Sergeant Crack Squad, : Interfrat Football and Basket- ball, 10-12. 9 1 1 Loretta Jean Crouse Jean Entered, 11; Dramatics Club, 11, 12; Senior Stunt, 12; English Club, 11, 12; Vice-Pres- ident, 11; Supervision Basketball, 12; Exhi- bition, 11, 12 Elizabeth Anne Crowther Betty Crowther R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 12; Business Manager Hi-Lichts, 12; S.M.B., 9-12; Scribe, S.M.B., 12; Class Basketball, 11, 12; Stunt, 10, 11; Library Assistant, 9; Red Cross, 9; Library Club, 9; Supervision Officer, 9. Richard Ray Crumbliss Richard Private, 12. Murray Dorris Crutchfield Mut Corporal, 12. Charles Clarence Cummings, Jr. Candy Boy Football B Team, 10; Football A Team, 11; Cadet Corporal, 12; Company Football, 12; Machine Shop Club, 11, 12. D. Jack Davis Jack Beta Honorary, 12; Literary Society, 11; Honor Group, 12; Library Assistant, Joe Brown Davis, Jr. Joe Captain Varsity Football, 12; Sergeant, 12. Raymond John Deeb Nig Americanism Club, 10; Business Club, 11, 12; Cadet Sergeant, 12; Crack Platoon, 10; Winning Company, 8, 11; Red Cross Club, 12; History Club, 11; Crack Squad, 10-12; Baseball, 8; Red Cross Council, 12. Edgar Brown DeFore DAsky Varsity Basketball, 10-12; Varsity Baseball, 10-12; Varsity Track, 11, 12; Varsity Foot- ball, 12; L' Club, 12; Glee Club, 10, 11; Red Cross Club, 10; Winning Crack Squad, 10; Winning Company, 10. Delores Della Donna Delores Honor Group, 11, 12: Supervision Officer, 8, 12; Dramatics Club, 11; Typist of Hi- Lights, 12; Library Club, 9; Supervision Volleyball, 12; Stunt Night, 12; Perfect Attendance, 8-12; Exhibition, 8-12. Brown Wimberly Dennis Cadet Captain, 12; Lt. Governor Key Clubs of Georgia, 12; Business Manager Lanier Review, 12; Beta, 9-12; First Sergeant, 11; Key Club, 10-12; Hi-Y, 10-12; Beta Honor- ary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Red Cross, 10. Marcella Dickson Marey Feature Editor Hi-Lights, 12; Sigma Al pha, 10-12; Sigma Alpha Vice-President, 12; Perfect Attendance, 9-12; Library As- sistant, 10 Library Club, 9; Exhibition, 8-12; Supervision Volleyball, 11; Shorthand Certificate, 11, 12. Mary Antoinette Doster Toni D.O.M. 9-12; Vice-President D.O.M., 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 11, Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y, 12; Class Officer, 12; News Reel, 9; M.A.A., 11; Pyramids, 9; Tumblers, 11. Joan Elizabeth Dozier Joan Beta Club, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 12; Presi- dent Red Cross Council, 11; President City Red Cross Council, 12; Senior Honor Group, 12: Junior Honor Group, 11; B.M.D., 11, 12; Treasurer B.M.D., 12; Senior Volleyball Team, 12; Pyramids, 8-10. Ruby Wynelle Drawhorne Wynelle Exhibition, 8-12; F.H.A., 12; Red Cross, 8; Library Club, 9; English Club, 10-12. Idell Driggers Tdell F.H.A., 11; Exhibition, 11; Junior Basket- ball, 11; Supervision Basketball, 12. Charles Anderson Duggan, Jr. Charlie President Interfraternity Council, 12; Pres- ident Beta, 12; Beta Honorary, 12; Honor Group, 12; Hi-Y, 11, 12; Assistant Adver- tising Manager Poet Leader, 12; Adver- tising Manager Annual, 12; Beta, 11, 12; Entered, 11. Marcella Gaynell Dumas Gay B.O.L., 8-12; Secretary of Red Cross Coun- A.K.O., city, 11; Red Cross Representative, 9, 10; Student Council Representative, 12; Pyrs mids, 8, 9; Exhibition, 8-12; Librar As- sistant, 11; Library Club, 8, 9; F.H.A., 11; English Club, 11, 12. Deeb DeF ore Dennis Dickson Dozier Drawhorne Duggan Dumas Leslie Alvin Dunlap Leslie 10-12; Supervision Basketball, 12; Beta Honorary, 11. Donna Doster Driggers Dunlap Twenty-One Dorothy Helen Dunn Dot Sigma Alpha, 9-12; Exhibition Officer, 8, 9; L.A 9; Bookkeeping Certificate, 11; Fu- chers of America, 12; F.H.A., 11, 2; Perfect Attendance, 10-12. Bobby Pierce Elder Bobby Cadet First Lieutenant, 12; Beta Honor- ; Senior Hi-Y Club, 12; A.K.O., r Play, 12; Honor Group, 12; Club Editor Annual, 12; Glee Club, 11; Business Club, 10; Americanism Club, 10. Etha Claire Elder Etha Claire Dramatics, 8, 9; F.H.A., 10-12; B.M.D., 12; F.T.A., 12; Exhibition, 8-12; Winning Com- pany, 10; English Club, 12. Carlo Emilio, Jr. Veteran, Entered, 12. Twenty-T wo Thomas Milton English Tommy Cadet Private, 12; Supervision Basketball, 10. Clara Mae Entrekin Tootsie Treasurer of Student Council, 11; Council Representative, 10; English Club, 10-12; French Club, 10, 11; Exhibition, 8-12; Champion Speedpinball Team, 11; Relays, 10. George John Essig George Cadet Private, 12; A.O.S., 9-12; Football Trainer, 10, 11; L Club, 11, 12; Golf Squad, 11. Charles Durward Ethridge Durward Competitive Drill, 8-12. John Green Etheridge JG. President Senior Class, 12; Superlative, Cadet Captain, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, Honor Group, 12; Red Cross Club, 10, ( President Red Cross Club, 11; Perfect tendance, 8-12; Honor Roll, 8-12. Emily Elizabeth Evans Emily Senior Class Director, 2; Hi-Lights Cir- culati Manager, 12; Treasurer Sigma Mu Beta, 12; M.A.A., 11, 1: Exhibition Aide, 12; Crack Squad, 11; Library Assistant, 9 News Reel Staff, 9; Class Basketball, 10-12; President L.A.A., 9. Thomas Holmes Ezell Pinky Cadet First Sergeant, 12; Sedarmoc Fra- ternity, 11, 12 Zeta Honorary, 11, 12 Honor Group, 12; Crack Squad, 10; Win- ning Company, 8-11; Interfrat Football, 12. Loretta June Faircloth Loretta C.O.D., 11, 12; Publicity Chairman C.O.D., 11; Exhibition, 8-10; Student Council, 10; English Club, 11, 12; F.H.A., 8, 9; Super- vision Basketball, 8; Library Club, 8. Dunn B. Elder E. Elder Emilio English Entrekin Essig Ethridge Etheridge Evans Ezell Faircloth Fickling Findlay Flewellyn Fontaine Foster Fountain Fowler Fox Futral Gaines Garlington Gaassett William Arthur Fickling Wild Bill Superlative, 12; Captain, 12; Varsity Foot- ball, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball, 10-12; Var- sity Track, 10-12; Honor Group, 12; Key Club, 10-12; Hi-Y, 10-12; Beta Honorary, Li, 32; cretary of Beta, 12. James L. Findlay Jimmie Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; President Literary Society, 12; Cadet First Sergeant, 12; Student Government Class, 11. Wesley Havis Flewellyn Baby Private, 12; Band, 10-12; Machine Shop Club, 12; Supervision Basketball, 12; Per- fect Attendance, 10. Thomas Rippon Fontaine, Jr. Rip Cadet Private, 12; Red Cross, 11, 12; Se darmoc Fraternity, 10-12; Crack Squad, 10; Library Club, 10; Interfrat Football, 11, 12. Isabel Foster Tsabel M.A.A. Representative, 10; F.H.A. Member, 11; Teen Club, 9; Supervision Officer, 10; Captain of Supervision Volleyball, 10; Re- lays, 9, 10; English Club, 12; Exhibition, 8-11; Student Council, 9; Winning Com- pany, 10. Cauley Felton Fountain Felton Varsity Track, 11, 12; Library Club, 10; Library Assistant, 11; Vice-President Amer- icanism Club, 12. Martha Alice Fowler Lucille Senior Y-Teens, 8-12; F.H.A., 10; Exhibi- tion, 8-12; Supervision Volleyball, 8-12; pervision Basketball, 10-12; Superv Speedpinball, 10-12; Relays, 8, 10, 11; Eng- lish Club Program, 11; Perfect Attendance, 11, 12; Class Basketball, 10-12; Frances Fox Beta, 11, 12; Bank President, 12; Senior Honor Group, 12; Lanier News Reel, 9; Student Council Secretary, 9; Winning Speedpinball Team, 12; Bookkeeping Cer- tificate, 11; Vice-President of Red Cross, 12; Library Assistant, 10; Supervision Bas- ketball, 12. William Ray Futral Billy Private, 12; Student Government Class, 11; Perfect Attendance, 10. Mary Anne Gaines Anne Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 11; Theta Sponsor, 10; Thespian, 11, 12; Senior Play, 12; Perfect Attendance, 10-12; B.M.D., * 10-12; Dancers, 11; Red Cross Representa- tive, 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-12. Carl Daniel Garlington Carl Cadet First Sergeant, 12; Vice-President Theta, 12; Beta Honorary, 11; Honor Group, 12; Library Club, 10; Americanism Club, 10; Winning Company, 11. Ruth LaVerne Gassett LaVerne Dramatics Club, F.H.A., 10; Exhibition, 9-11; Supervision Basketball, 11. Twenty-Three Barbara Jean Gillis Jean Exhibition, 8-11; pervision Basketball, 10; F.H.A., 10. Evelyn Myrle Goodwin Ree B.M.D., 12; Student 12; Senior Play, 12. Entered, 12; Daniel Jeremiah Green Jerry Private, 12; Band, 10-12; Glee Band Show, 12. Seaborn Sloan Griffin Seab A.O.S,, 9-12; Sergeant- Winning Company, 10. Cadet Corporal, 12 1 9. at-Arms A.O.5S., John Ellsworth Hall Buzzie Cadet First Lieutenant, 12; Beta, 10-12; Cadet First Sergeant, 11; Key Club, 10-12; Hi-Y, 10-12; Honor Group, 12; Golf, 10-12; Poet Leader, 11, 12; Student Government Class, 11, Eugenia Hall Eugenia Dropped. English Club, 11; Super- vision Volleyball, 10; Library Club, 9; Su- Council, Club, 12; Fred Manning Glenn Fred Entered, 12; Cadet Private, 12: Basketball, 12. Supervision Martha June Graham June Annual Staff, 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; Honor Group, 11, 12; Hi-Lights Staff, 11, 12; See- retary Sigma Alpha, 12; News Reel Staff, 9; Sigma Alpha, 10-12; Library Assistant, 10, 11; Supervision Officer, 9, 11; Dramat- ics Club, 9. Mary Lee Greene Mary Lee S.0.S., 9-12; Beta Honorary, 1: 10-12; Student Council, 9-1 Staff, 11; Honor Group, 11, ; Editor of News Reel, 9; Library Assistant, 9; Li- brary Club, 8, 9; Circle of Merit, 9. ; Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Lights Betty Ann Guy Betty Ann Lights, Senior Play; F.H.A., 11, 12; Red Cross Representative, 12; Red Cross Repre- sentative, 9; Perfect Attendance, 8, 9, 12; Winning Company, 9%; Exhibition, 8-12; English Club, 10-12. Charles William Hall Bubber Cadet Private, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12. Paul C. Hall Hog Rifle Team, 10, 11; Varsity Football, 10-12. Twenty-F our Peggy Lue Hall Jina Tri-Hi-Y, 12; French Club, 12. Entered, 12 Burnice Christine Hammond Christine Perfect Attendance, 10, 11; Exhibition, 9- 11; English Club, 11, 12. Enoch Victor Hanson Vie L.T.B., 10-12. Hazel Nellie Hardy Hazel English Exhi- F.H.A., 11; Winning Company, 10; Club, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance, 11; bition, 8-11; Volleyball Team, 12. Charles Edwin Hart, Jr. Hot Lips Cadet Captain, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, Honor Group, 12; Swing Orchestra, 11, Red Cross Council, 12; Debaters-Writers, 10; Red Cross Club, 10; Corporal, 11; Glee Club, 11; Pit Orchestra, 12. 12; 12; Charles Cochran Hartness, Jr. Charley Cadet Sergeant, 12; Senior Play, mentarian Beta Honorary, 12; Honor Group, 12; Literary Society, 12; Company, 9; A.O.S., 12. 12; Parlia- Winning Twenty-Five English Club, 12; John Judson Hallman, Jr. J. J2? Band Second Lieutenant, 12; Beta ary, 11, 12; President Americanism 12: Honor Group, 12; Americanism 11, 12; F.F.A., 10; Band, 8-12. Honor- Club, Club, Helen Elizabeth Hancock Helen Tri-Hi-Y, 12; Perfect Attendance, 9-12; Dancers, 11; Stunt, 12; Supervision Speed- pinball and Basketball, 12; Dramatics Club, 8: Period Speedpinball Team, 12; English Club, 11, 12; Shorthand and Typing Cer- tificates; Exhibition, 8-12. Johnny Royce Harbin Royce Private, 12; Radio Club, 12; vision Basketball, 12. Cadet Super- James Curtis Hardy, Jr. Sne ak Cadet Private, 12. Margaret Clyde Hartley Clyde Supervision President, 11; B.O.L., 12; y H.A., 11; Winning Company, 11; Red Cross, 10; Crack Squad, 8; English Club Treasurer, 11; Exhibition, 8-11. Mary Jo Hays Mary Jo Library Club, 9; Pyramids, 10, 11; Super- vision Volleyball, 10, 12; F-H.A., 10, 11: B.M.D., 10-12; M.A.A., 11, 12; Class Bas- ketball Team, 10; Winning Company, 10. P. Henderson Hickman M. Hill Hirsh M. Henderson Herring Henderlight Henley Hicks Hightower Cc. Hill Hinson Miriam Audrey Hill Audrey Richard Bailey Hicks Richard eee te ee ee Exhibition, 8-12; B.O.L., 11, 12; F.H.A., 11; 3 a ite Speedpinball, 10; Supervision Volleyball a Team 8; English Club, 11, 12. Sergeant, 12: Beta Honorary, 11; L.T.B., Company, 11; Crack Squad, 11; ism Club, 10, 11. Lahon Lee Hightower, Jr. Charles Franklin Hill Sonny Jimmy Cadet Private, 12; Track, 11, 12. Theta, 11, 12; Secretary Theta, 12; Crack Squad, 10, 11; Supervision Basketball, 10, 11; Cadet Sergeant, 12; Winning Company, 10; Winning Crack Squad, 10. Twenty-Six Betty Jo Henderlight So F.H.A., 9, 12; Red Cross Exhibition, 9-12; li, 12. Representative, 11; English Club, Mary Joyce Henderson MM J Exhibition Officer, 12; Sigma Alpha, 9-12; Sigma Alpha Sergeant-at-Arms, 12; Perfect Attendance, 8-12; Student Council, 9; M.A.- A., 10; M.B.C., 12; F.T.A., 12; Future Homemakers, 12; Supervision Officer, 11. Paul Randolph Henderson Paul L Club, 11, 12; Varsity Football, 10-12; Varsity Baseball, 11, 12; Sergeant, 12; Win- ning Company, 10. Gene Harvey Henley Hoss Sedarmoc Fraternity, 10-12; Private 10-12. Paul Everett Herring Fish A.K.O., 9-12; Red Cross, 10; Crack Squad, 8-10; Private, 10-12. Rufus Elward Hickman Rufus Cadet Private, 12. Ralph William Hinson Ralph Theta, 12; Supervision Basketball, 8-12; Winning Company, 9, 10. Beverly Lyn Hirsh Beverly Exhibition Captain, 9; L.A.A., 8, 9; Library Club, 8, 9; Library Assistant, 9; Perfect Attendance, 8; Dramatics Club, 11; Exhibi- tion, 8-10; B.O.L. 8-11; Stunt Committee, 12; English Club, 11, 12. Dorothy Ann Holder Dot Dramatics Club ior John Julian Holley Honest John Supervision Basketball, 12. Joyce Hollingsworth Joyce Feature Editor 12; Honor mittee Annual, 12; Beta Club, 11, Group, 11, 12; Business Com- Senior Play, 12; Library Assistant, 10; Library Club, 9; Perfect Attendance, 9; Volleyball Championship Team, 8; Exhibi- tion, 8-12; Winning Company, 8. Robert Wendell Hollis Robert Cadet Private, 10-12; Winning Company, 11; Machine Shop, 10-12. Myrtle Holloman Mert of U.D.C. Es- Dramatics Club, 8; Y-Teens, 12; F.T.A., 12; Orchestra, 8, 10, 11, 12; English Club, 11, 12; Winning Company, 10; Relays, 10; F.H.A., 11, 12. Graduated 4 Years; Winner say Contest, &: Jack Robinson Hooton Jack Band, 8-12; Inter-High chestra, 10; Swing Orchestra, 8, 9: Honorary, 11, 12; Editor-in-Chief Jr. Journal, 9; Managing Editor Poet 12; Honor Roll, 8, 9, 11, 12; Senior 12; First Lieutenant Band, 12; Beta, 11, Or- Beta High Leader, Play, 12. Philharmonic Jacqueline Horne Jackie B.O.L. Secretary, 12; 11; Exhibition, 8-11; F.H.A., Council, 10, 11; Supervision Officer, 9-11; Supervision Basketball, 10-12; Supervision Speedpinball, 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball, 10, 11; Program Chairman F.H.A., 12. Basketball, 10, 10-12; Student Class Freddie L. Horton Freddie 12; Red Cross Supervision Basketball, Supply Sergeant, 10-12; Council, 10-12. Mary Frances Hudson Mary Frances F.H.A. Club, 10; English Club, 11, 12; pervision Basketball, 10-12; Class ball Captain, 11; Exhibition, 9-11; ll. Su- Basket- Relays, Julian William Huff Billy Cadet Private, 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon, 10. F.H.A.; Exhibition, 8-12. L William Donald Hutchings Club, 12; Junior High Football, 9; Jun- Basketball, 9; High 11, 12 Hutch Varsity Cadet Private, 10-12. Holder Hollis Horne Huff Football, Holley Holloman Horton Hutchings Sara Gwendolyn Jackson Gwen Miller-Lanier Review WNEX, 11, 12; S.M.- B., 9-12; Beta Club, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 12; Vice- President Dramatics Club and Thespians, 12; Class Stunt, 10-12; Honor Group, 11, 12; Senior Play, 12; Circle of Merit, 9; Library Assistant, 9. Hollingsworth Hooton Hudson Jackson Twenty-Seven Shepard Jackson Jessup Jack Cadet Corporal, 12; Perfect Attendance, 9- 11; Winning Company, 9; Crack Squad, 9 William Clyde Johns Clyde Cadet Corporal, 12; Red Cross, 8-11; Glee Club, 10; Library Club, 8-10; Secretary Li- brary Club, 10; Chi Delta, 12; Secretary Chi Delta, 12; Miller Dramatics Club Play, 11; Crack Squad, 9-11; Winning Company, 8, 9. Helen Fay Johnson Faye Perfect Attendance, 10; English Club, 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-11; F.H.A., 11. Marcia Delores Johnson Marcia Supervision Officer, 9, 10; Sigma Alpha, 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball, 10-12; Super- vision Speedpinball, 10, 11; Supervision Basketball, 10, 11; Crack Squad, 8-10; F.H.A., 12; Exhibition, 8-12; English Club, 12; Bookkeeping Certificate, 11. Twenty-Eight Robert LaMont Johnson Nature Boy Cadet Corporal, 12; Honor Company, 11 Football, 9 Rosa Joiner Dook F.H.A. Officer, 10-12; Exhibition, English Club, 10-12. David Jarvis Jones Da ve ts Cadet Sergeant, 12; Rifle Team, Radio Club, 12; Honor Group, Edward Ray Jones Jim 4-H Club, 10-12; Winning Company, 8-10; F.F.A. Club, 10; Corporal, 12; Business Club, 10; Library Club, 10. Evander Ray Jones Ray Cadet Sergeant, 12; Honor Group, 12; Band, 10-12; Supervision Basketball, 12; Company Football, 12; Band Show, 12 Miriam Jones Miriam" Y-Teens, 11, 12: President Senior Y, 12; Class Basketball, 10; Exhibition, 8-11; Pyra- mids, 11; Tumblers, 10; M.A.A., 11, 12; Su- pervision Volleyball, 10-12; Supervision Bas- ketball, 10, 11; F.H.A., 10 Nancy Ann Jones Nancy B.O. Sorority, 11, 12; Sergeant-at-Arms B , 12; F.H.A., 10; Student Council, 1 Winning Speedpinball, 10; English Club, 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-11; Dramatics Club, 11; Supervision Officer, 10, 11. Talmadge Louis Jones Lulu Cadet Private, 10-12. Jessup Johns H. Johnson M. Johnson R. Johnson Joiner D, Jones Edward R. Jones M. Jones N. Jones Evander R. Jones T. Jones Kelly Kent Kernaghan King M. J. Kitchens M. I. Kitchens Kite Knight Mary Jung Mary F.H.A. Member, 10-12; English Club, 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-12. Barbara Marlene Keefer Barbara Tri-Hi-Y, 12; B.O.L., 10-12; Supervision Officer, 9, 11; Dramatics Club, 9; English Club, 11, 12; Shorthand Award, 12; Mono- tor, 10; Exhibition, 8-12. Marshall Fulton Keen Marshall Cadet Captain, 12; Superlative, 12; Secre- tary and Treasurer Senior Class, 12; Beta, 10-12; Honor Group, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; President Key Club, 12; Lieutenant Governor Georgia Key Clubs, 11; Hi-Y Club, 10-12; Red Cross Treasurer, 11. James Edward Kelley Jimmy Cadet Private, 10-12; Red Cross Club, 11; Best Drilled Company, 10; Best Drilled Pla- toon, 10; Best Drilled Squad, 10. Mary Blanche Kelly Blanche Entered, 11; Exhibition, 11; F.H.A.; Eng- lish Club, 11, 12; French Club, 11. Erma William Kent Sonny Band, 11, 12; Theta, 10-12; Treasurer The ta, 12; B Team Football, 11, 12. Richard Brownell Kernaghan Dick Cadet First Sergeant, 12; L.T.B., 9-12; An- nual Staff, 1 Red Cross Club, 10, 12; Red Cross Super on Representative, ; Li- brary Club, 10, 11; Beta Honorary, 12; Lit- erary Society, 10, 11; Americanism Club, 10, 11. George Marshall King Albert Wood Shop, 10-12; Sheet Metal Shop, 10-12. Marshall Jerome Kitchens Goody Machine Shop Club, 10-12. Margaret Irene Kitchens Library Assistant, 11; Winning Company, 10; F.H.A., 11, 12; Pyramids, 8-10; Super- vision Volleyball, 8-11; Supervision Speed- pinball, 10, 11; English Club, i Ae ee Red Cross, 8, 9. James Henry Kite Henry Cadet Sergeant, 11, 12; Best Disciplined Company, 10; Beta Honorary, 12; Honor Group, 12; President Student Government Class, 12; Supervision Basketball, 12. William Harold Knight Billy Cadet Private, 12; Americanism Club, 10- 12; Radio Club, 12. Twenty-Nine Genevieve Knight Harry Vincent Lamon, Jr. Jennie Buddy Student Council Representative, 12; Exhibi- Trustee Key Club International, 12; Cadet tion, 8-12; English Club, 11, 12; Perfect Colonel, 12; Vice-President, Literary Socie- Attendance, 11; Orchestra, 8, 9. ty, 12: Honor Group, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Track Team, 12; Hi-Y, 11, 12; Key Club, 10-12; L.T.B. Fraternity, 10-12; As- sociate Editor Poet Leader, 12. Mary Ellen Lane John Cater Lawton Mary Ellen Jack State F.H.A. Officer, 11; Exhibition, 8-12; Jadet Corporal, 12; Varsity Track, ~12; Dramatics Club, 8; F.H.A. Officer, 9-11; L.T.B., 9-12; Vice-President, L.T.B., 12 F.H.A., 9-12; Perfect Attendance, 8-10; Poet Leader, 11, 12; Collection Manager Chorus, 8-12; Supervision Volleyball, 9-12; Poet Leader, 12; Band, 8-12; Interfrat Supervision Basketball, 10-12; Relays, 8-11. Football, 9-12; Interfrat Basketball, 9-12. Brinson Nash Leaptrot Leap Alton Harris Leaptrot Alton . . Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Sedarmoc . 2 Cadet Corporal, 12. Fraternity, 11, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Red Cross, 10-12; Win- ning Company, &: Interfrat Football, 12; Crack Squad, 8; Library Club, 10. Walter Kenneth Lee Kenneth Theta, 12. Mary Leonard Lee Leonard S.0.S., 9-12; Seribe S.0.S., 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12; Hi-Lights Staff, 11, 12; News Editor Hi- Lights, 12; Red Cross Council, 11, 12; News Reel Staff, 9; Library Assistant, 9. Jacqueline Ligon Jackie William Walker Lewis Billy re a Exhibition, 8-11; Winning Company, 10; a ne ee F.H.A.. 10, 12; Pyramids, 8, 10; English Club, 12; Typing Certificate, 11. Leslie Hogan Little Leslie > : A.K.O., 10-12; Sergeant-at-Arms A.K.O., English Club, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance, : - : % ie 10, 11; Typing and Shorthand Certificate, 12; Senior Play, 12; Supervision Basketball, 11; F.H.A. Club, 10, 12; Supervision Vol- 10-12; Glee Club, 12; Assistant Business leyball, 10-12; Glee Club, 8-12; Exhibition, Manager Annual, 12. 8-11; Sophomore Stunt, 10; Senior Stunt, 12. Leonia Christine Lindsey Christine Otis Levy Livingston Otis Corporal, 12; Crack Squad, 9-12. Billy Gilbert Long Shorty Cadet Private, 10-12. Dorothy Elizabeth Longnecker Bot Entered, 11; Beta Club, 11, 12; Exhibition, 11; Honor Group, 11. Homer B. Lovvorn, Jr. Homer Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Americanism Club, 10, 11; Honor Group, 12; Varsity Football, 10-12; Superlative, 12; Hi-Y, 11, Second Lieutenant, 12; L Club, 11, 12; A.K.O., 9 Mary Ann Lyon Mary Ann" Senior Class Director, 12: Beta Club, 11, 12; Secretary of Beta, 12; Scribe Sigma Al- pha, 12; Honor Group, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 12; Library Assistant, 11; Scenery Commit- tee Senior Play, 12; Library Club, 9; Vic- tory Club, 8. Miller Bayne Mallary Bayne Cadet Private, 12; Varsity Varsity Golf, 10-12; Key Club, 10; 10; Treasurer Beta, 12; Director Class, 12; Superlative, 12. Football, 10-12; Hi-Y, Senior Thirty-One Jack Clayborne London Jack Entered, 11; L.T.B., 12; Senior 12; Americanism Club, 11; Interfrat Football, 11; Supervision ball, 11, 12. Band, 11, Private, 12; jasket- Marjorie Jean Long Margie Editor of Hi-Lights, 12; Beta Club, 11, Senior Honor Group, 12; Exhibition Lieu- tenant, 11; Assistant Feature Editor Hi- Lights, 11; Exhibition Captain, 9; News Reel Staff, 9; Library Assistant, 10; Class Basketball B" Team, 11; Supervision Vol- leyball, 11. Martha Ann Lovett Martha Captain in Exhibition, 12; Gym Assistant, 12; Supervision Basketball, 11, 12; Super- vision Volleyball, 10-12; Speedpinball, 11; Exhibition, 8-12. George White Lumpkin George Cadet First Sergeant, 12; Red Cross Club, 10; Beta Honorary, 11; A.O.S., 10-12; Span- ish Club, 12; Honor Group, 12; Golf Squad, 11. Spencer Fleetwood Maddox, Jr. Fleet Second Lieutenant, 12; Vice-President Beta, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Hi-Y, 11, 12; Treasurer Hi-Y, 12; Key Club, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Varsity Tennis, 11, 12; Best All-Round Private, 10; News Editor Poet Leader, 12. John William Malone Billy Editor-in-Chief of Annual, 12; Honor Group, 12; Debaters-Writers Club, 10; Se- darmoc Fraternity, 11, 12; Secretary Se- darmoc Fraternity, 12; Yearly Honor Roll, 8 9, 11, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Lit- erary Society, 11; Senior Private, 12; Crack Squad, 9-11. Mann Mansfield V. Mason W. Mason B. E. McCallum B. McCallum McClanahan McDaniel Betty Eugenia McCallum Betty Senior Honor Group, 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; Exhibition Officer, 9, 11, 12; Circle of Mer- it, 9; Manager of Miller Bookstore, 11; Win- ning Company, 10; Bookkeeping Pin, 11; Supervision President, 12; Perfect Attend- ance, 9, 10; Winning Senior Hockey Team, 12. Betty McCallum Betty Mac Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12: Student Council, 10; M.- A.A. Council, 11; Pyramids, 8, 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus, 10-12; L.A.A., 9; Perfect At- tendance, 8-10. Thirty-Two Marshall Mauldin McCarty McElmurray Billie Florence McCarty Florence Exhibition, 8-12; Pyramids, 8; Winning Company, 10; Library Assistant, 11; Eng- lish Club, 11, 12; F.H.A., 11, 12. Bebe Frances McClanahan Bebe Beta Club, 11, 12; Crack Squad, 8, 9; Pyra- mids, 10; Bank Officer, 12; Bookkeeping Pin, 11; Glee Club, 9-12; Exhibition, 8-12; Senior Play Business Committee, 12. Thomas Marshall Mann Marshall dent Business Club, 12; Training Americanism Club, 11; Red Cross Representative, 10. Russell William Mansfield Soupbone Auto Shop, 11, 12; Private, 10-12 Kenneth Parks Marshall, Jr. Squeaky Private, 12; Debaters-Writers, 11; Basket- ball Manager, 11, 12; Sheet Metal Club, il, 12. Virginia Lee Mason Virginia Property Committee Senior Play, 12; Su- perv'sion Volley L. 12; ixed Chorus, 10; Library Club, 9; Student Council, 9; Exhi- bition, 8-12. Warren Dana Mason Crook Cadet Private, 12. Betty Sue Mauldin Sue Beta Club, 12; President Supervision, 11; Perfect Attendance, 9, 10; Typing Cer- tificate, 11; Bookkeeping Pin and Certifi- eate, 11; Captain Exhibition, 12; Exhibi- tion, 8-12; Supervision Basketball and Speedpinball, 10-12; Supervision Volleyball, 8-12; Class Basketball, 12. Gary Elwyn McDaniel Mac Cadet First Lieutenant, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Swing Orchestra, 11, 12; Red Cross Council, 12; Debaters- Writers, 10; Red Cross Club, 10; American History Club, 10; Library Club, 11; Glee Club, 11; Pit Orchestra Band, 12; Min- strel, 11. James A. McElmurray Mac F.F.A., 11; 4-H, 11, 12; Private, 12. Bobby Norman McElroy Cotton Top Cadet Private, 12; Library Club, 10, 11 Radio Club, 12; Senior Play, 12; Best Drill- ed Company, 10; Red Cross Club, 10-12 Crack Squad, 10, 11 Jean Ellen McMichael Jean President of D.O.M., 12; Council Repre- sentative of D.O.M., 11; L.T.B. Sponsor, 12; Library Assistant, 9; L.A.A., 8 9 French Club, 11, 12; Supervision Officer, 9; F.H.A., 12; Exhibition, 10-12 Jo Ann McMullen Jo Ann Vice-President M.B.C., 12; Reporter, M.B.- C., 11; Student Council, 9; Red Cross Rep- resentative, 12; Vice-President of Super- vision, 8; B.O.L., 9-12; Library t 11; Library Club, 8, 9; Monitor, 9 tion, 8-12 Dewey Clay Meadows Dewey" Private, 12 John William Merritt Sleepy Cadet Sergeant, 12; Winning Company, 9, 11; Business Club, 11: Supervision Bas- ketball, 12. Rose Marie Middleton Ree Presdent of Beta Club, 12; Honor Group, 12; Superlative, 12; Thespian, 11, 12; Treas- urer of Dramatics Club, 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 12; Class Director, 11; Exhi- bition Captain, 9; Honor Roll, 8, 9. Betty Miller Betty Red Cross Representative 8, 9; Secretary of Home Economics, 10; Member of F.H.A. Club, 10; Member of English Club, 12; Mem- ber of Library Club, 8, 9; Class Vice-Pres- ident, 10. Peggy Joyce Millirons Peggy President Future Homemakers of America, 12; F.H.A., 10-12; B.O.L., 9-12; F.T.A., 12: Exhibition, 8-12; Winning Company, 10; English Club, 11, 12; Supervision Officer, 9, 11. Floyd Allen Mills Millhouse" Private, 12; Best Drilled Company, 11. Howard Leon Mitchell Howard Crack Squad, 10; Auto Shop, 11, 12. Marvin Doyle Monroe Tar Baby Theta, 10-12; Machine Shop Club, 11, 12; Glee Club, 10, 11; Band, 10, 11 Color Guard, 12; Winning Compan 10-11 McElroy Meadows Miller Mitchell R.O.T.C., 11; Sergeant R.O.T.C.; Supervision Basketball, MeMichael Merritt Millirons M. D. Monroe Melva Elois Monroe Melva D.E. Club, 11, 12; F-H.A. 11; Glee Club, 8- 10; English Club, 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-10. McMullen Middleton Mills M. E. Monroe Thirty-Three William Marion Moon, Jr. Sonny Cadet Private, 12 Dawson Allen Moore D. Moore L.T.B., 10-12: L.T.B. Council Representa- tive, 12; Interfrat Council, 12; Senior Band, 9-12; Private, 12; Supervision Baske 10, 11; Naval R.O.T.C. Scholarship, terfrat Football, 11, 12 ball, 12. Interfrat Basket- Margaret Ruan Morgan Margaret Beta, 12; Secretary Student Council, 12; 3.0.S., 9-12; Stunt, 10; Stunt Scenery Chairman, Senior Play Property Chair- man, 12; Library Club, 9; Victory Corps, 8; Exhibition Pyramids, 9; Supervision Basketball and Volleyball, 10-12. Lena Mae Morris Lena Entered, 11; B.O.L., 11, 12; Exhibition, 11, 12. Thirty-F our Roy Austin Moulder, Jr. Alvin Whelchel North Roy Alvin Cadet Private, 12; Supervision Basketball, tadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Beta Honor- Business Club, 11, 12 B A ll- , 12; Honor Group, : Red Cross Rep- d Company, 10; Second Place Best resent ve, 1 Winning Company, 11 Company Drilled Cadet, 11; Company Foot- Radio . ; Crack Squad, 10; Red Cross ball, 12. sub, 10, 11. Joseph Leland Mullis Leland Celia Lee Nunnally Celia Cadet Private, 12; Varsity Football, 11, Winning Company, 10. Officer of D.E. Club, 12; D.E. Club 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-10; F.H.A., 10, 11; Officer of Robert Franklin Murphy F.H.A. Class Grou 11; Supervision Offi- 9, 10. Hoppy Cadet First Sergeant Band, 12; Vice-Pres- ident L Club, 12; Band Clinic Repre- sentative, 11, 12; Best Improved Bandsman, 11; Glee Club, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball, 10-12; L Club, 10-12; nior High Bas- ketball, 9; Junior High Track, 9; Sub-Var- sity Football, 8. Larrie Frederick Oakley Larrie Cadet Private, 12. James C. Newberry Jimmy Rifle Team, 11, 12; F.F.A., 9-12; President Frank Means ONeal F.F.A., 12; Supervision Basketball, 8-12; Company Football, 12; Winning Company, 9, 11. Radio Club, 12. Pancho Moon Moore Morgan Morris Moulder Mullis Murphy Newberry North Nunnally Oakley O'Neal R. Orth W. Orth Outler Owen Palmer Parker Parrish Paul Payne Pendergrass Perkins Peters Robert Lee Orth Bob Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Hi-Y, 12; Beta Honorary, 12; L Club, 11, 12; Sen- ior Play, 12; Cheerleader, 12; Varsity Track, 10-12; Winning Company, 11; Beta, 12; Company Neatest Cadet, 11. William Warner Orth Bil Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Company Neatest Cadet, 11; Honor Group, 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Varsity Track, 10-12; L Club, 12; Cheerleader, 12; Senior Hi-Y, 12; Beta, 12; Senior Play, 12. Johnnie Outler Johnny Supervision Officer, 11; Red Cross, 12; F.- H.A., 11; Library Club, 8, 9; Pyramids, 11; French Club, 11, 12; Supervision Volley- ball, 10, 11; Hall Monitor, 9; Exhibition 8-12. Charles Robert Owen Benjamin Americanism Club, 10; Supervision Basket- ball, 10-12; A.K.O., 10-12; Track, 12; Crack Squad, 10. Orbie Lee Palmer, Jr. Orbie Private, 12. Cynthia Jane Parker Jane Entered, 1 Sigma Alpha, 12; English Club, 12; stant Red Cross Representa- tive, 12; F.H.A., 12; Exhibition, 12; Mon- itor. Thomas Franklin Parrish Tommy Private, 12; Supervision Basketball, 8-12; Supervision Champions, 10, 11; Winning Company, 8; Best Drilled Cadet, 9; Library Club, 10. William Rowland Paul Bill Private, 12; Red Cross Club, 10, 11; Win- ning Company, 10, 11. Mildred Ann Payne Mildred Ann Sponsor for Chi Delta, 10-12; Class Stunt, 11; Dancers, 10, 11; Student Council, 10; Supervision Ball, 10, 11; Exhibition, 8, 12. Lucille Pendergrass Lucy Dramatics Club, 8, 9; Supervision Officer, 9: Red Cross Council, 11; Supervision Bas- ketball, 10-12; Supervision Speedpinball, 10- 12; Exhibition, 8-12; Supervision Volleyball, ; Glee Club, 8-12; Mixed Chorus, 10, 11. James Edwin Perkins Perk Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Sedarome Frater- nity, 9-12; Vice-President Sedarmoc Fra- ternity, 12; Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; History Club, 10; Junior Red Cross Club, 10, 11; Honor Group, 12: Secretary History Club, 10; Varsity Track, 12. John Lewis Peters, Jr. John Platoon Sergeant, 12; Council Representa- tive A.O.S., 12; Hi-Y, 10-12; Rifle Team, 11, 12; Interfrat Football, 12; Varsity Foot- ball, 10, 11; Member A.O.S., 10-12. Thirty-Five Margie Elise Petty Margie Supervision Volleyball, 12; Ping-Pong Tour- nament, 12; Archery Tournament, 12; Ex- hibition, 12. Mary Esther Plunkett Mary Supervision Officer, 9, 10; Student Coun- cil, 9; Library Assistant, 11; Exhibition, 8-11; Y-Teens, 9-11; English Club, 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team, 10; Relays, 10. Gloria Jean Portman Gloria Student Council, 12; Class Volleyball, 10, 11; Class Speedpinball, 10; Exhibition, 8-12; F.H.A., 11. Thomas Edison Prescott, Jr. Tommy Secretary Radio Club, 12; Winning Com- pany, 8; Private, 12. Everett Truman Raspberry Truman Vice-President A.O.S., 12: Crack Squad, 11; Private, Football, 10-12. Hi-Y, 10-12; 12; Interfrat Alexander King Ream Steamy President A.O.S., 12; A.O.S., 10-12; Ser- geant-at-Arms Interfrat, 12; Red Cross, 10, 1}; History Club, 10; Library Club, 10; Americanism Club, 11; Student Govern- ment Class, 12. Robert Edward Pierce Sea Weed Private, 12; L Basketball, 10-12; Club, 11, 12; Supervision Varsity Track, 11, 12. Joseph Popper, Jr. Joe Beta, 10-12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Best Drilled Company, 11; Best All-"Round Company, 11; Poet Leader, 10- 12; Student Government, 12; Private, 12; Literary Society, 10. Clifford Leslie Powers, Jr. Noni Cadet Private, 12; Rifle Team, 11; Super- vision Basketball Captain, 12; Regiment Crack Platoon, 11; Red Cross, 8-12. Jean Rainey Jean Colonel Exhibition, 12; Superlative, 12: Runner-up Best Citizen, 12; M.A.A. Rep- resentative, 10-12; S.M.B., 9-12; Class Stunt, 10-12; Student Class Representative, 10, 11; Gym Assistant, 11; Lieutenant, 11; Intra- mural Sports, 10-12. Martha Jane Rawlins Martha President of S.M.B., 12; Busi of Annual, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 11, Beta Club, 11, 12; Honor Group, 11, 12; Class Stunt, 10, 11; Lanier News Reel, 9; Student Coun- cil, 8; Library Club, 8, 9; President of Supervision, 9, 10. ss Manager Olin Victory Reece Olin Theta, 12; Winning Company, 10; Inter- frat Football, 12. Thirty-Sia Richard Francis Reid Richard Second Lieutenant, 12; Varsity Basketball, 11, 12; Hi-Y, 10-12; Secretary Key Club, 12; Beta, 11, 12; Director Senior Class, 12 Superlative, 13; Varsity Track, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; L Club, 11, 12. Margaret Ann Rhodes Margaret : Exhibition, 8-12; Hall Monitor, 9, 11; Perfect Attendance, 9-12; Bookkeeping Award, 11; Ping-Pong Tour- nament, 12; English Club, 12; Volleyball Tournament, 12. Senior Play 12; Lamson Carmer Robinson Carmer Cadet 10; Supervision Private, 10-12; B Team Football, Basketball, 10-12; Super- vision Champions, 10; Senior Play, 12; Business Club, 11; Company Football, Winning Company, 10. Juanita Rogers Juanita F.T.A., 11; Exhibition, Chorus, 10-12. F.H.A., 12; 10-12; Elaine Ross Lane Dramatics Club, 11; Supervision Officer, 12: F.H.A., 8-12; Library Club, 9; Stunt Night, 12; Winning Company, 11; Super- vision Basketball, 10; Supervision Soccer, 10; Supervision Speedpinball, 10; Super- vision Basketball, 10, 12. Willie Roderick Salter Roddy Auto Shop, 11, 12; Chi Delta, 11, 12. Thirty-Seven Dorine Ruby Reifler Dorine Entered, 12; Honor Group, 12; Senior Play, 12. George Leotigarde Richter George Rifle Team, 12; Cadet Private, 12; Honor Group, 12; Supervision Basketball, 12. Donald Emory Rogers Don Cadet Private, 12. Jimmy Nick Roney Jimmy Private, 12; Honor Company, 11; Theta, 12. Johnny Douglas Ruffin Doug Auto Shop, 11, 12. Jack Hollis Sandifer Jack Platoon Sergeant, 12; Supervision Basket- ball, 10-12; Glee Club, 10, 11; Winning Com- pany, 11; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Company Football, 12;, Hi-Y Minstrel, 10, 11. Frances Sanders Sasser Schwartz Eva Shepard Bert David Schwartz Bert Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Senior Class Director, 12; Sergeant-at-Arms A.K.O., 12; Hi-Y Club, 10-12; Key Club, 10-12; Beta Honorary, 12; L Club, 10-12; Varsity Tennis, 10-12: Varsity Basketball, 10-12; Honor Group, 12. John Wesley Sheehan Wesley Glee Club, 10; Supervision Basketball, 10- 12: Theta, 10-12; Company Football, 12. Thirty-Eight J. Sanders, Jr. Scott Sheehan Jean Shepard L. Sanders Schaffer Shell Sims Lucy Jacqueline Shell Jackie Dramaties Club, 12; F.H.A., 10, 11: Exhi- bition, 8-12; Dancers, 10, 11; Monitor, 12; Orchestra, 8-11; Chorus, 12; English Club, 11; Stunt Night, 12; Mixed Chorus, 11. Eva Annice Shepard Annice B.O.L., 10-12; Vice-President of B.O.L., 12; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 12; Inter-Sorority Council, 12 nglish Club, 11, 12; Dramat- ies Club, 8, 9; Exhibition, 8-12; Winning Company, 9-11; Supervision Basketball, 9- 12; F.H.A., 11, 12. Frances Gay Sanders Gay Phi Sigma Theta Sponsor, 10-12; 9-12; Corresponding Secretary S.M.B., R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 12; Gym Office Club, 11, 12; Senior Honor Group, 12; Tri- Hi-Y; 10-12; Assistant Secretary Tri-Hi-Y, 12; Senior Play. John Tommy Sanders, Jr. Tommy Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Beta Honor- ary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Senior Play, 12; Junior Red Cross, 10, 11; Rifle Team, 11; Glee Club, 11, 12. Lawrence Neil Sanders Doc Cadet Second Lieutenant, ; Beta Honor- 12 ary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Americanism Club, 11, 12. Edgar Clayton Sasser Edgar Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12. Geraldine Scott Gerry Perfect Attendance, 10-12; Exhibition, 8- 12; Winning Company, 10; F.H.A., 10-12; English Club, 11, 12; Shorthand and Typ- ing Certificates, 11, 12. Carolyn Schaffer Carolyn President of D.E. Club, 12; F.H.A., 9-12; English Club, 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-10. Jean Crosby Shepard Jean Perfect Attendance, 8-12; Dramatics Club, 8-9; Student Council, 9; Majorette, 11, 12; District and State Festivals, 11, 12; Mira- cle Book Club, 12; Supervision Basketball, 12; Supervision Officer, 8; Exhibition, 8-12. Bobby Sims Bobby Cadet Private, 12. Clarence Jackson Smith Buddy B" Team Football, 11; Cadet Private, 10-12 Eugene Grafton Smith Elmer Cadet Second Lieutenant, 12; Varsity Foot- ball, 12; Hi-Y, 10-12; Beta Honorary, 11- 12: Circulation Manager Poet Leader, 12; Honor Group, 12; A.O.S., 10-12. Gene Douglas Smith Gene Private, 12; Radio Club, 12. Jack Dempsey Smith Smitty Supervision Basketball, 11, 12; Radio Club, 12: Cadet Private, 12; Winning Company, $1. James Augustus Smith IIT Smitty President L.T.B., 12; Secretary Interfrat, 12: Interfrat Football, 11, 12; Winning Company, 10, 11; Rifle Team, 11, 12; Pri- vate, 12. Robert Cecil Smith Cecil Cadet Corporal, 12. Vivian Ruth Snow Vivian Vice-President of Red Cross, 11; Secre- tary of Red Cross, 12; Lanier News Reel, 9; Red Cross Representative, 10; Mixed Chorus, 11; Perfeet Attendance, 8-10; Chor- us Classes, 9-12; Supervision Officer, 9; Li- brary Club, 9; English Club, 11. Joseph Clinton Solomon Joe Winning Company, 11; Americanism Club, 10. Harold Maurice Stanton Bill Cadet Private, 12; Assistant Business Man- ager Annual, 12; Winning Company, 11; Chi Delta, 12; Crack Squad, 11. John Akridge Stearman John A. Cadet Private, 12; Football, 10; Honor Com- pany, 11; Crack Squad, 10; Supervision Basketball, 10-12; Glee Club, 10. George Stefano George Cadet Corporal, 12; Honor Company, 10. C. J. Smith J. D. Smith Snow Stearman Smith Maxie Joan Stephan Mazie Exhibition Lieutenant, 8; Exhibition Cap- tain, 9; L.A.A., 8, 9; M.A.A., 11; Super- vision Officer, 8, 10, 11; Majorette, 10-12; District and State Festivals, 10-12; Na- tional Contest, 11, 12; Supervision and Class Basketball, 10, 11; Exhibition, 8-12. G. D. Smith Smith II R. C. Smith Solomon Stefano Stanton Stephan Thirty-Nine Floyd Coleman Stillwell Coleman Private, 12; Junior Play, 12. Norma Miller Stillwell Norma Regimental Sponsor, 11; S.O.S. Vice-Pres- ident, 12; Cheerleader, 11, 12; Beta Spon- sor, 10-12; Class Officer, 11; Beta Club, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12; Associate Editor Annual, 12; Crack Squad, 8-10; Library Assistant, 9. Kay Stribling Kaysee" Editor of the Annual, 12; Superlative, 12; Director of the Sophomore Class, 10; Sec- retary and Treasurer of the Junior Class, 11; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Sergeant-at- Arms .0.S., 12; Red Cross, 8-11; Exhibi- tion Officer, 9; Library Assistant, 9; Dra- matics Club President, 9. Walter Lamar Stringfellow Lamar Crack Squad, 10; Theta, Private, 12; Rifle Team, 12; F.F.A., 10; 4-H, 10; Busi- ness Club, 11. Margie Ann Strong Ann R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 12; Exhibition Lieuten- ant, 9; B.M.D., 12; Dramatics Club, 12; Tumblers, 11; L.A.A., 8, 9; M.A., 10; Li- brary Club, 9; Exhibition, 8-12; Glee Club, 8-12. Alice Marie Strozier Alice Majorette, 10, 11; District and State Twirl- ing, 11; Senior Play Committee, 12; Senior Stunt Committee, 12; F.H.A., 10-12; Super- vision Basketball 2am, 10, 11; Super- vision Volleyball, 9-11; Dramatics Club, 9; M.A.A., 11; Pyramids, 10 Joan Strozier Joan S.M.B., 10-12; L.A.A., 8: Library Club, 8, 9; Exhibition, 8-12; Winning Company, 9; Library Assistant, 10; F.H.A., 11, 12; Red Cross Substitute, 10; Supervision Offtcer, 10. Willia Doris Sutton Doris 2; F.H.A., 10, 11; Library As- 1; English Club, 11, 12; Exhibi- tion, 8-12. B.O.L., sistant, 1 1 Robert Lee Swain Bob President Senior Hi-Y, 12; Treasurer In- terfraternity Council, 2; Council Repre- sentative Sedarmoc Fraternity, 12; Sedar- moc Fraternity, 10-12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Honor Group, 12; Cadet Captain Regi- mental Adjutant, 12; Cadet First Sergeant, 11; Third Place Regimental Neatest Cadet, 11; Circulation Manager Lanier Review, 12. Dolly Syrios Dolly President of B.O.L., 12; President of In- ter orority, 12; Vice-President of Sen- Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12; Class Officer, ass Basketball, 10, 11; Exhibition, 8-12; Dancers, 10, 11; Crack Squad, 8. Gus Anthony Tarver, Jr. Goose Vice-President Chi Delta, 12; Student Gov- ernment, 12; Cadet Private, 8-12. Betty Ann Taylor Betty Ann F.H.A., 12; Hall Monitor, 9; Perfect At- tendance, 8-12; Library Club, 9; French Club, 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-12; English Club, Ti, 12. F. Stillwell Norma Stillwell Stribling Stringfellow Strong Alice Stroz-er Joan Strozier Sutton D. Taylor K. Taylor Terrell Thompson Thrash Tidwell Tinker Tolbert Toole Trimble Tucker Turner Daniel Hughes Taylor, Jr. Danny L.T.B., 9-12; Senior Play, 12; Red Cross, 8-12; Crack Squad, 9-12; Sergeant, 12; Glee Club, 11; Student Government, 12; Regi- mental Crack Platoon, 10. Kenneth Boone Taylor Kenneth Theta, 12; Business Club, 10; Band, 10, 11; Cadet Private, 12. Denver Robert Terrell Robert Cadet First Sergeant, 12; Beta Honorary, 12; Honor Group, 12; Business Club, 11: Best All-'Round Company, 11; Best Drilled Company, 11. William W. Thompson Bill Cadet Sergeant, 12; Chi Delta, 10-12; Pres- ident Chi Delta, 12; Supervision Red Cross Representative, 11; Business Club, 11, 12; Winning Company, 8. William Rosser Thrash **Roaser Cadet Corporal, 12; L.T.B., 9-12: Senior Play, 12; Winning Company, 10; Super- vision Basketball, 8-12; Junior Red Cross, 10, 11; History Club, 10; Intrafrat Sports, 10-12; Crack Squad, 9-12; Regimental Crack Platoon, 10. Charles Robert Tidwell Slick Cadet Private, 12; A.O.S., 12. Etta Reese Tinker Etta Reese Advertising Manager of the Hi-Lights, 12; Beta Club, 12; Tri-Hi-Y, 12; Exhibition Lieutenant, 8, 9; Library Club, 9; Dra- matics Club, 8, 12; Senior Play, 12; L.A.A., 9 Charles Swaim Tolbert Fish Cadet Captain, 12; Cadet First Sergeant, 11; Yearly Honor Roll, 11; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; A:O.S., 9-12; Secretary A.O.S., 12; Literary Society, 10- Secretary Ameri- canism Club, 11; Honor Group, 12. Martha Louise Toole Martha Sergeant-at-Arms D.O.M., 12; M.A.A., 11, 12; Perfect Attendance, 10-12; Student Council, 10; Thrift Club, 9; Relays, 9; Pyra- mids, 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball, Bas- ketball, 10; Supervision Officer, 10; F.H.A., 11. James B. Trimble Trail Sergeant, 11; First Lieutenant, 12; Honor Group, 12; Hi-Y, 10, 12; Secretary Hi-Y, 12; Rifle Team, 11, 12; A.K.O., 9-12; Sec- retary A.K.O., 12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Poet Leader Business Staff, 11, 12. Betty Jane Tucker Betty Exhibition, 8-11; F.H.A., 10-12; English Club, 10-12; Typing Certificate, 11; Book- keeping Certificate, 11. Russell Turner, Jr. Bo Cadet Private, 12; Perfect Attendance, 10- 11; Best All-'Round Company, 11. Forty-One John Broadus Valentine, Jr. Johnny Cadet Sergeant, 12 8-12; Glee Club, 11 ; Supervision Basket A.K.O., 12; Color G 12. Lofton Ferrell Vaughn Ferrell Varsity Basketball, 11, 12; B" Team Bas- ketball, 11; Beta Honorary, 1 9-12; Red Cross, 10; terfrat Football, 9-11; Winning 9; Private, 8-12; Supervision Champions, 11. 2; Sedarmoc, Honor Group, 12; In- Company, Basketball Orville Inman Veal Kook Cadet Sergeant, 12; Varsity Basketball, 10- 12; Varsity Baseball, 10-12; Winning Com- pany, 11; L Club, 11, 12. Athelyn Wade Athelyn" President of Class, 10-12; Superlative, 12; Best Citizen, 12; Beta Club, 11, 12; Treas- urer Tri-Hi-Y, 12; S.M.B., 9-12; Hi-Lights Staff, 11; M.A.A., 11, 12; Senior Play, 12; Margaret McEvoy Cup, 7. Peggy Louise Wadsworth Peggy Entered, 10; B.M.D., 12; English Club, 12; Perfect Attendance, 10, 11; Exhibition, 10- 12; Pyramids, 10; Chorus, 10, 11; Y-Teens, 10, 11; Class Soccer Team, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team, 11; Supervision Speedpin- ball Team, 11. Georgia Mae Walden Georgia B.M.D. Secretary, 12; B.M.D., 10-12; F.H.A 9; F.H. Publicity Chairman, 9; Exhik tion, 8-12; Pyramids, 9-11; Typing Cer- tificate, 11, 12; English Club, 12; Perfect Attendance, 9. James Albert Vann, Jr. Big Jim" Football, 11 Tean Gene McKinley Vaughan Cadet Private, 12; Baseball, 11, 12 Arthur W. Wade, Jr. Snake Cadet Private, 12; Winning Company, 8. Barbara Ann Wade Barbara Captain, 12; B.M.D. Ser B.M.D., 11, 12; Libra Exhibition, 8-12; F.H.A Representative, 9, 11; 9: Assistant, 2: 11, 12; Red Cross Class Basketball, 12; John Thomas Wages III John Senior Private, 12; L.T.B., 9-12. James William Walker Turkey Cadet 10-12. Junior Band, 8, 9; Senior Band, 10; Private, 10-12; Perfect Attendance, Forty-Two Norman Herbert Walton Norman Cadet Private, 10-12. Eleanor Jean Watson Jean 10-12; Senior Play mittee, 12; Exhibition, 8-10; Red Cross Representative, 9: English Club, 12. Properties Com- PKs TR, TR: Chorus, 8, 9; Joyce Anne Weathers Joyce ior Play Committee Chairman, 12; ior Stunt Committee Chairman, 12; Super- vision Volleyball Team, 12; Sophomore Stunt, 10; Exhibition, 8-12; English Club, 12; Perfect Attendance, 9; Glee Club, 8; Red Cross Representative, 8. Sen- Margaret Jean Weeks Jean Student Council, 11; Supervision Basket- ball, 10, 11; Supervision Officer, 12; Super- vision Volleyball, 10, 11; French Club, 11, 12; F.H.A., 8, 9; Relays, 11; Exhibition, 8-11. Donald Duncan West Don Aids, 12; Winning Company, Cadet Private, 12. Training 10; Evelyn Arline White Evelyn Entered, 11; Exhibition, Night, 12, Committee for Senior Play, 12; 5 ision Basketball, 12; Supervision Vol- leyball, 12; English Club, 12. 11, 12; Stunt Forty-Three Cadet Eh Entered, 11; Class Basketball, Senior Winning Company, Exhibition Officer, Tri-Hi-Y Senior Basketball Champion, 11; I A geant, Winning Elizabeth Dixon Watson Bettye Alpha, 12; Sigma of English Club, Exhibition, 8-12 *resident of Sigma -12; Officer Chorus, 8-12 Al- 11; John Lawrence Watson III Johnnie 10-12; Treasurer A.O.S., 12; 12; Supervision Basketball, 10, Company, 11; Crack Squad, Literary Society, 10; Glee Club, 12. 03S., 12 William Lewis Webster Bill 12; Rifle Corporal, Team, 11, 9 9 1 Club, 12; Supervision Basketball, 10-1 Eleanor Adair Wells Tinka 10; S.O.S., 10-12; Student Council, 11; Exhibition, 10, 11; 12; Tumblers, 11; English Club, 12. Play, James Edward Whelchel James 10; Auto Shop, 11, Louise Enloe White Sister 11, 12; S.M.B., Club, 10-12; Beta Club, 11,12; Basketball Team, 12; Superyision and Volleyball, 10-12; Archery 12; Program Chairman M.A.A., Circle of Merit, 9; District Music Fes- tival, 8-11. 10-12; Whitehead Eugenia Williams Velma Williams Wimberley Velma Delores Williams Y-Teens, 8-11; Y-Teens Treasurer, 9; bution, 8-12; ance Certificate, Boots Pyramids, 10, 11; Chorus, 12: Mixed Chorus, 11; F.H.A., 12; Attend- 10; Supervision Basket- ball, 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball, 10, Martin Luther Wilson, Jr. Radio Club, Forty-F our 12; Luther Band, 9-12; Glee Club, 11. Exhi- &- 11. 10, Anne Williams O. Williams Goldie Williams Jeanette Williams M. Wilson Nannette Wilson Windham Winslett Nannette Wilson Nannette Bookkeeping Certificate, 11; Pyramids, 10, 11; F.H.A., 9, 10; Volleyball Team, 12; Basketball, 10, 11; Shorthand and Typing Certificate, 11, 12; Exhibition, 8-11; B.M.D., 12. Robert Jerome Wimberley Robert Band, 10-12; Glee Club, 11; Drum Major, 12. Edward Spencer Whitehead, Jr. Ed Radio Club, 12; Literary Society, 12; Ora- torical Contest, 12 Anne Ligon Williams Anne B.M.D., 12; Student Council Representative, 12; Perfect Attendance, 9-11; Class Hockey Team, 12; Pyramids, 10, 11; Exhibition, 8-12; English Club, 12; Library Club, 9; Chorus, 8-12; Mixed Chorus, 10. Oscar Earle Williams Earle Rifle Team, 11, 12; A.O.S., 9-12; Winning Company, 8, 11; Private, 12; Hi-Y, 12; Supervision Basketball, 12; Interfrat Foot- ball, 10, 11, 12 Eugenia Pace Williams Bugie S.M.B., 9-12; Vice-President of S.M.B., 12; M.A.A., 10-12; Exhibtion 8-12; Crack Squad, 11; Supervision Basketball, 11; Class Stunt, 10, 11; Chairman of Make-Up Com- mittee of Stunt, 12; Supervision Officer, 9-11. Goldie Deloris Williams Goldie Phi Siema Theta Sponsor, 10-12; B.O.L., 9-12; Officer of Senior Class (Director), 12; Lanier Pyramids, 9; Miller Dancers, 11; Exhibition, 8-12; F.H.A., 11; English Club, 11, 12; Class Volleyball, 10; Supervision Officer, 8-12. Jeanette Williams Jeannette Dropped. John Salques Windham John Radio Club, 12; Americanism Club, 11. Usher Thomasson Winslett, Jr. Usher Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, 12; Cadet First Sergeant, 11; First Place Regimental Neat- est Cadet, 11; Winning Crack Squad, 11; Honor Group, 12; Key Club, 10-12; Hi-Y, 10-12; Beta Honorary, 11, 12; Beta, 9-12; Literary Society, 10, 11. Anne Lilette Witman Wiggie Senior Class Director; Beta Club, 11, 12; Vice-President, Beta, 12; Honor Group, 12; S.O.S., 9-12; Corresponding Secretary S.- O.S., 12; President Supervision, 12; Presi- dent French Club, 12; Library Assistant, 9; Who's Who at Lanier, 9. Beverly Miriam Wolf Beverly Student Council, 12; Perfect Attendance, 11, 12; All-State Chorus, 11; Clinic Chorus, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10, 11; Chorus, 8-12; Chorus Ensembles, 12; Stamp Contest Win- ner, 8; Exhibition, 8-12; Stunt Night, 10, 12. Joyce Elizabeth Wright Joyce English Club, 12; Entered, 12. Robert Wayne Wright Wayne Private, 10-12; Baseball Manager, 10; Win- ning Company, 8; Supervision Basketball, 12. Gordon Floyd Wynn Floyd Cadet Private, 10-12; Winning Company, 11; Varsity Football, 11, 12. Dorothy Ann Young Dot Entered, 11; Class Volleyball, 12; Exhibi- tion, 11; F.H.A., 11. Fred Lemuel Youmans Fred James Robert Young, Jr. Bobby Cadet Private, 10-12; Band, 10-12; Sedar- moc Fraternity, 10-12; Varsity Track, 12; Orchestra, 11; Treasurer Sedarmoe Fra- ternity, 12. Audrey James Zorn Sweet Audrey Cadet Private, 10-12; Track, 10; Best All- Round Company, 9; Crack Squad, 9; Amer- icanism Club, 10. Witman Wolf Wright Wynn Youmans J. Young T. Zorn Theodore Eugene Zorn Teddy Cadet Private, 10-12. Wright Dorothy Young A. Zorn Forty-Five Scenes Around School Forty-Six uv? i a BS Kc! ac an fj A, a Uv) ~~ meerTreverye ; PPT OV terry . aa eS s Forty-Eight KAY STRIBLING AND TOMMY CREWS What Did He Say? BETTIE ATKINSON AND RICHARD REID Gonna Take A Sentimental Journey aS - ee e ee - 4" 5 wai MARSHALL KEEN AND JEAN RAINEY Lets Take An Old-Fashioned Walk BAYNE MALLORY AND PATSY BARRY Summer Time Fifty-One BK rst = ae 4 BETTY JEAN ALLEN AND BILLY CARTER Baby, Its Cold Outside Fifty-Two ATHELYN WADE AND J. G. ETHRIDGE Vusic! Music! Music! ROSE MARIE MIDDLETON AND HOMER LOVVORN Candy and Cake Mary BRUMBACK AND BILLY FICKLING Stairway to the Stars Fifty-Five _ Millers Best citizens Jean Rainey, Athelyn Wade, and Patsy Barry serve drinks to our newest citizensMarlies Reinshagen and Lillian Wimmer. Fifty-Six CLASSES ajusic PY =, ppWwAr Noth- ing "= Junior Class Officers t row Sissy Stillwell Erin Turne1 Kathleen Peeples ond row: Betty Holland Director Peggy Carlisle Director Amy Horne Director SUPERVISION 2 First row, left to right: Cater Snow, President; Ann Wingers, Vice-President; Shirley Mason, Secretary-Treas- urer; Jane Cole, Student Council Representative; Barbara Senft, Junior Red Cross Representative. Second row: Waunakea Pendergrass, Ernestine Nor man, Betty Frances Castlen, Gerry Lovins, Ann Hollings- worth, Mary Frances Hawkins, Christine Long Third row: Tina Infanzon, Betty McCrary, Virginia Sin- gleton, Martha Brumback, Alma Griffin, Claudia Squires, Jean Hutchison, Helen Farr, Alice Dill. Fourth row: Phoebe Cripe, Margie Saunders, Jeanne Hibble, Evelyn McCrary, Elsie Hudson, Thelma Emilio, Benita Floyd, Emily Stokes, Ann Burden, Mary Yar- brough. SUPERVISION 6 First row, left to right: Sue Greene, President; Mary Lee Maddox, Vice-President; Charleen Whitehead, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Peggy Greenwald, Red Cross Representa- tive; Mary Sutton, Student Council Representative. Second row. Evelyn Powell, Agnes Hobbs, Mary Living- ston, Ann Smith, Dorothy Anderson, Joan Anderson Hen- rietta Minor. Third row: Mary Bishop, Naomi Buff, Emmie Moore, Jewel Thompson, Rose Marie Bowen, Betty Sapp, Dorothy Childers, Louise Young, Betty Allen. Fourth row: Barbara Adams, Jean Knight, Peggy Drig- gers, Carolyn Kitchens, Jenia Russell, Helen Leslie, Ava Wyche, Annie Lee Scott. SUPERVISION 10 First row, left to right: Betty Davis, President; Mary Etta Caldwell, Vice-President; Mary Frank Hollis, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Betty Jean Patterson, Red Cross Rep- resentative; Marile Kattner, Student Council Representa- tive; Carolyn Waites. Second row: Joyce Holder, Jeanette Brown, Josephine Lowery, Zona Holliman, Marilyn Kitchens, Anne Griffin, Dorothy Gober, Cherrie Evers. Third row: Peggy Collins, Cathryn Cox, Marie Bratcher, Jeanelle Hammock, Lucia Aultman, Peggy Watson, Fran- ces Utley, Joy Taylor. Fourth row: Mary Smith, Doxie Rigsby, Jackie Mixon Irma Lentz, Noveline McLain, Joyce Cooper, Rudean Hart, Marie Jones. Fifty-Eight SUPERVISION 101 First row, left to right: Hele Barnes Anderson, Pres- ident; Virginia Atkinson, Vice-President; Jean Elder, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Susan Higgins, Student Council Repre- i sentative; Dorothy Smith, Red Cross Representative; Bet- ty Jean Hill. Second row: Carol Balkcom, Etee Coleman, Margaret Gordon, Mary Fay Dasher, Kathleen Hattaway, Betty Rhodes, Juanita Griffin, Mary Horton. Third row: Katherine Wadley, Saralue Wood, Joyce Ayers, Peggy Drinnon, Evelyn Jones, Peggy Maloy, Bar- bara Sherling, Louise Hawkins. Fourth row: Peggy Luttrell, Betty Joe Walker, Mary West, Joan Spark, Ann Rackley, Joyce McBride, Patricia Carter, Marianne Camerio, Sarah Tinker, Barbara Harris. SUPERVISION 102 First row, left to right: Erin Turner, President; Uldine Smith, Vice-President; Mary Ann Beightol, Secretary; Barbara Watts, Student Council Representative; Julia Ann Skelton, Red Cross Representative Second row: Elsie Chauncey, Marie Locklin, Jackie Crawford, Martha Pell, Alice Price, Marian Berenthien, Eugenia Fleetwood. Third row: Sissy Stillwell, Margie Whitlock, Joan Joy- ner, Bobbie Green, Fredaline Lail, Audrey Smith, Patsy Herndon, Alma Severin, Marilyn Drumm. Fourth row: Cynthia Bush, Delores Pendergrass, Sibyl Squires, Mary Evelyn Adams, Janis Grinstead, Joyce Priester, Anne Kitchens, Mary Weaver, Sally Futch, Vir- ginia Durden. SUPERVISION 204 First row, left to right: Amy Horne, President; Ellen Fowler, Vice-President; Kathleen Peeples, Secretary; Elizabeth Thomas, Elaine Davis, Bernice Taylor. Second row: Betty Earith Jones, Juanita Williams, Bet- ty Ann Lovvorn, Virginia White, Carole Joiner, Peggy Carlisle, Ann Talley, June Howard. Third row: Edna Hill, Sylvia Bivins, Nancy Portman, Marjorie Chisholm, Barbara Jean Corbitt, Miriam Bent- ley, Helen Davis, Frances Shewbert. Fourth row: Joyce Jones, Sue Bell, Jo Ann Garrett, Nancy Harrold, Carolyn Gay, Joan Jackson, Dorothy Noo- nan, Jean Potts. SUPERVISION 209 First row, left to right: Willie Lou Heath, President; Madge Jordan, Vice-President; Kathryn Brown, Secre- tary; Barbara Hollis, Student Council Representative; Mary Ruth Story, Red Cross Representative; Anita Kitch- ens. Second row: Joyce Cripe, Barbara Johnson, Jeanette Yaughn, Geraldine Webb, Libbie Brandenberg, Jane Wil- burn, Geraldyne Gunter. Third row: Evelyn Wingate, Eleanor Ethridge, Betty Lewis, Roselyn McCoy, Lea Veta Mullis, Betty Darley, Mary Thomas, Bettie Fordham. Fourth row: Frances Moore, Ruth Sheffield, Betty Ann Sexton, Marlene Woodruff, Lena Chapman, Mary Jo Ty- ler, Virginia Rachels, Lassie Greenway. Fifty-Nine SUPERVISION 1 First row, left to right: Lynn Barnes, President; Jane Riley, Vice-President; Betty Tribble, Secretary-Treasurer ; Elsie Jones, Student Council Representative; Annette Hamlin. Second row: Joanne Wommack, Helen Brown, Shirley Hudson, Janet West, Frankie Jean Churchwell, Betty Jo Middlebrooks, Ann Wadley. Third row: Nancy Highsmith, Elaine Holston, Ann Las- seter, Polly Gill, Elizabeth Beall, LaVerne McDonell, Char- lotte Palmer. Fourth row: Jackie Salter, June Zellner, Nellie Johnson, Grace Farr, Betty Long, Ann McCuen. SUPERVISION 3 First row, left to right: Barbara Atkinson, President; Mary Harrell, Vice-President; Helen Hayes, Secretary- Treasurer; Jacqueline Mullins, Red Cross Representative; Carolyn Collins, Student Council Representative; Mary Jo Cork. Second row: Jeanette Oldham, Louise Tomberlin, Lillian Richter, Lessie Marshall, Betty Collins, Betty Barlow, Imogene Livingston, Billie Hall. Third row: Marian Holleman, Shirley Epps, Louise Pape, Peggy Ann Ryle, Shirley Cooper, Margaret Sum- mers, Joan Hutto, Bessie Barfield. Fourth row: Mary Thigpen, Carolyn Daniel, Varela Warren, Jean Purvis, Connie Mann, Barbara Hodges, Car- olyn Holloman, Earline Cooper, Carolyn Schell. SUPERVISION 210 E to right: Betty Holland, President; Mary Smallwood, Vice-President; Barbara Starnes, Secretary; Helen Young, Student Council Representative; Evelyn Hunnicutt, Red Cross Representative. Second row: Jackie Bennor, Betty Jo Mitchem, Lilly Birdsong, Johnsie Mae McCallum, Myrtle Ann Hudgins, Katnne Mercer, Rachel Greene, Audrey Hallman. Third row: Jackie Sanders, June Vaughn, Louise Sharpe, rtle Lyne Hartman, Patricia Whitten, Delores Weide- n, Barbara Wright. Fourth row: Katherine Stevens, Catherine Childre, Mar- garet Nobles, Peggy Vaughn, Carolyn Nolan, Betty Dar- ity, Betty Cain. Sophomore Ofticers Jane Atkinson President Deena Wasden Vice-President Peggy White Secretary-Treasurei Joyce Sanders Director SUPERVISION 8 First row, left to right: Frances Hardy, President; Jo Ann Jackson, Vice-President; June Crawford, Secretary; Geraldine Proctor, Student Council Representative; Jean Thomas. Second row: Barbara Priester, Susie Wood, Connie Cald- well, Jackie Edwards, Marion Gore, Joan Bennett, Evelyn Jarrell. Third row: Sylvia Ogletree, Sara Tanner, Irene Jones, Edna Bledsoe, Betty Marchant, Margaret Rivers, Lillian Long, Elizabeth Fountain. Fourth row: Patricia Durden, Emma Wade Clark, Ruth Ann Nelson, Sue Stallings, Tillie Bailey, Edna Wingate, Maudie Lou Fellows, Betty Jane Sams, Shirley Rigsby. SUBRERVISION 103 First row, left to right: Delores Brown, President; Gloria Backer, Vice-President; Alice Johnson, Secretary- Treasurer; Emilie Peters, Student Council Representative; Marion Wade, Red Cross Representative. Second row: Winifred Hattaway, LaRue Moore, Floy Ikner, Garmayonne Durden, Coleen Headden, Janice Smith, Kathryn Butts, Lester Hart, Lottie Shackelford. Third row: Peggy Howington, Shirley Garrett, Geral- dine Troutman, June Faulk, Suzanne Singleton, Patsy Da- vis, Barbara Bartlett, Mary Clark, Angelena Vullo. Fourth row: Bonnie Woodward, Dorothy Nolan, Guy- nelle Riner, Janie Barker, Marion Suits, Joyce Sanders, Barbara Long, Mary Lou Malcolm, Shirley Allen, Janice Crawford. SUPERVISION 104 First row, left to right: Cynthia Dean, President; Anne Gilmore, Vice-President; Helen Comer, Secretary; Janice Wright, Student Council Representative; Mavis Morris, Red Cross Representative; Christine Durden. Second row: Constance Simmons, Anne Farr, Clyde Me- Carty, Jean Edwards, Jean Cannon, Annette Stevens, Bet- ty Jean Raley, Betty Rowland, Evelyn Stokes. Third row: Joann Bissell, Jackie Fordham, Deena Was- den, Sarah Jane Asbury, Donna Denton, Betty Martin, Grace Wall, Ailene Davis. Fourth row: Mary Helen McCord, Catherine Dawson, Jean Martin, Tulagene Robertson, Faye Smallwood, Betty Jo West, Peggy Dixon, Oppielea McGhee. SUPERVISION 106 First row, left to right: Jane Atkinson, President; Dotty Hobby, Vice-President; Mary Lowe, Secretary-Treasurer; Ann Shaw, Red Cross Representative; Bettie Hall Brown, Student Council Representative; Ann Brackett. Second row: Mary Hall, Janice Logue, Sue Deyerle, El- eanor Proctor, Shirley Tucker, Marian Stokes, Martha Sanders, Frances Tribble. Third row: Mary McCallum, Ann McGill, Charlyne Bray, Eleanor Douglas, Luciene Fountain, Mattie Lou Baker, Harriett Mask, Sandra McMichael, Bobbie Jean Wood, Faye Williams. Fourth row: Chlo Gratigny, Betty Jenkins, Betty Jane Whitehead, Claire Hatcher, Shirley Swain, Lila Burney, Mary Ann Snellgrove, Virginia Fickling, Betty Vance. Sixty-One SUPERVISION 108 First row, left to right: Barbara Payne, President; Car- olyn Hays, Vice-President; Shirley Harvey, Secretary; Mary Davis, Red Cross Representative; Dessie Rose Cobb, Student Council; Barbara Robertson. Second row: Sue Stillwell, Jo Ann Brown, Elon Fair- cloth, Randy Story, Christine Lord, Lenora Ikner, Jac- queline Waldron. Third row: Joan Banks, Barbara Ward, Jackie Har- ville, Marilyn Butler, Mary Frances Galyean, Lynne Saw- yer, Betty McClanahan, Rojean Carr. Fourth row: Marion Hunt, Shirley McKinney, Jane Cravey, Jannis Braswell, Sara Jo Moss, Annette Smith, Shirley Addleton, Margaret Haris. SUPERVISION 203 First row, left to right: Peggy White, Roslyn Schwartz, Mary Wester, Annette Duggan, Barbara Jacobs. Second row: Corinne Barrett, Margaret Hamilton, Jo Ann Goddard, Kathleen Jones, Margaret Hall, Austelle Faulk, Mary Jo McCarthy, Faye Jordan. Third row: Frances Barfield, Delores Collins, Darlene Herritage, Jackie Strong, Joanna Cason, Ruby Nelle Phillips, Claudia Wells, Mary Alice Eisner. Fourth row: Janice Harp, Marcia Deep, Janet Perdue, Wynette Jackson, Jo Ann Brown, Mae Hall, Dorothy Smith, Martha Miller, Norma Strickland. First row, left to right: Louella Powell, President; Bev- erly Wright, Vice-President; Jo Ann Cherry, Betty Max- well, Red Cross Representative; Bonnie Reynolds. SUPERVISION 205 Second row: Mary Reed, Angela Henderson, Joanne Smith, Katherine Kelly, Joyce Hammock, Joan Blackwell, Dorothy Vinson, Alternate Red Cross Representative. Third row: Nell Morris, Shirley Grizzle, June Whitaker, Joyce Horne, Polly Shelton, Eleanor Carpenter, Beverly Judd. Fourth row: Wynelle Newberry, Barbara Harrell, Sec- retary for Supervision; Faye Lavender, Shirley Taylor, Joy Bell, Gloria Cheatham, Jacqueline Johnson, Frances Bast. SUPERVISION 206 First row, left to right: Betty Jo Minor, President; Edith Hardwick, Vice-President; Barbara Byars, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Julie Brown, Student Council Representa- tive; Gail Hollingsworth, Red Cross Representative; Jac- quelyn Bedgood. Second row: Alice Ryle, Betty Fullmore, Betty Chan- cellor, Paula Conaway, Elizabeth Ann Proctor, Gloria Collins, La Faye Beacham, Myrtice Rumble. Third row: Betty Jean Jones, Jean Price, Pat Wright, Jeanette Dougherty, Betty Colbert, Beverly Benton, Dollie Blake, Patsy McCullough, Connie Adams, Shirley Hamlin. Fourth row: Gladys Byrd, Arrah Wannah Brown, Car- ole Abercrombie, Marlene Sapp, Charlotte Mathis, Mary Willis, Eugenia Jung, Dorothy Byars, Mary Alice Babb, Ann Council. Sixty-Two SUPERVISION 207 First row; left to right: Margaret Baxley, President; Faye Sinclair, Vice-President; Dorothy Lister, Secretary- Treasurer; Helen Faulkner, Student Council Representa- tive; Lanell Edwards, Junior Red Cross; Eileen Goforth. Second row: Betty Longenecker, Ann Chancellor, Jackie Cannon, Arlene Wolf, Nancy Bishop, Viola Teague, Marion Usher, Betty Bussey. Third row: Helen Barkley, Geraldine Gregory, Oleta Garrett, Jeanelle Cummings, Marilyn Ham, Cogee Ford, Ann Herring, Joyce Swanson, Dean Newman. Fourth row: Hollis Jordan, Gwendolyn Haines, Mary Ann Powell, Sara Jo Brundage, Betty Jean Garfield, Min- nie Palmer, Betty Beasley, Barbara Dunbar, Juanita Tid- well. Freshmen SUPERVISION 104 First row, left to right: Barbara Asbell, Mary Alice Butler, Annette Chambless, Ann Cheek, LaVerne Chap- man, President; Beth Ellerbee, Vice-President; Opal Free- ney, Treasurer; Shirley Rozar, Faye Anderson, Alice Sowers. Second row: Anne Duke, Bobbie Moore, Dolores Kell, Eleanor Allen, Brenda Wilson, Martha Maye, Minnie Jo Allen, Susie Mae Cravey, Adele Burgin. Third row: Jo Ann Parker, Joyce Griffin, Vivian Ham, Lillian Lane, Mary Griffin, Peggy Britt, Patricia Gledhill, Vera Adams, Margaret George. SUPERVISION 114 First row, left to right: Lillian Hattaway, Sue Murphy, 3etty Byrd, Pauline Hatton, Wyolene Ayer, President; Dorothy Blackerby, Treasurer; Sylvia Collins, Vice-Pres- ident; Arline Goldman, Grace Bryan. Second row: Joan Bridgeman, Olive Lines, Betsy Com- er, Jackie Peeler, Jeanette Gregory, Lanora Zorzi, Faith McKibben, Audrey Holcomb, Jewell Sanderfur. Third row: Carol DeFore, Betty Ann Palmer, Sallie Mae McCleskey, Carroll Coble, Emma Jean Sanders, Betty Head, Elizabeth Pender, Virginia Merritt. Fourth row: Airey Aultman, Sara Jean Walter, Shirley Holt, Mary Cranford, Jean Griffin, Betty Joyce Odom, Vera Mae Tucker. SUPERVISION 205 First row, left to right: Jane Ouzts, Peggy McCrimmons, Carolyn Holton, Treasurer; Eleanor Blackerby, Secretary; Janet Morrison, Vice-President; Josephine Smith, Presi- dent; Lucy Mae Jackson, Shirley Chastain, Josephine Maddox. Second row: Shirley Burnette, Virginia Lanier, Betty Matthews, Martha Pike, Betty Barrington, Thelma Giles, Janet Harp, Barbara Bowman, Betty Crosby. Third row: Jean Willingham, Violet DuBose, Betty Jones, Jeanette Douthit, Ruth Mosely, Patsy Odom, Betty Jo Pierce, Wanda Sellars. Fourth row: Nyvetta Bowen, Margaret James, Anne Griffin, Patti Arnold, Carol Kingman, Ann Davidson, Madeline Rich, Sally English. Sixty-Three SUPERVISION 207 First row, left to right: Voncile Edge, Helen Davidson, Jeanett Stephan, Treasurer; Paula Jordan, Secretary; Jean Bussey, Vice-President; Carole Cain, President; Betty Marsh, Gloria Roberts. Second row: Dorothy Trotter, Marian Stanfill, Gayle Register, Patricia Evans, Marian Heywood, Peggy Steph- an, Jetty McCoy, Sylvia Plumlee, Evelyn Dugard, Mar- tha Young. Third row: Annette Stokes, Barbara Slocumb, Mary Frances Carter, Loulie Burns, Martha Fountain, Barbara Morris, Jean Johnson, Jacquelyn Horton, Barbara Rob- erts, Joyce Chambers. Fourth row: Laura Nell Harris, Louise Bollinger, Ger- aldine Brinkley, Patricia Robinson, Jean Hancock, Marie Patat, Loveldy Roberson, Faye Reynolds, Ethell Rider. SUPERVISION 212 First row, left to right: Jean Ann Petty, Althea Rut- land, Vanda Harvey, Vice-President; Zoe Cotton, Presi- dent; Elaine Henderson, Treasurer; Joan Wilson, Secre- tary; Barbara Wiggins, Gwyndolyn Register, Barbara Holder. Second row: Dirlie Bailey, Shirley Bowers, Oppie Arns- dorff, Patsy Schmitt, Joan Howard, Peggy Roland, Toby Tyler, Beverly Braswell. Third row: Maxine Roberts, Ernestine Tucker, Shirley McGouirk, Sally Willingham, Carey Keen, Joan Thigpen, Jerrilyne Rolin, Jo Ann Willingham, Norma Jean Lowery. Fourth row: Zelda Crumley, Helen McLain, Betty Com- bess, Mattie Jo Hartley, Evelyn Gray, Nadine Howell, Dean Roller, Margaret Kelly. SUPERVISION 303 First row, left to right Ellen Williams, Ann Bootle, Sylvia Roberts, Carol Patton, Ann Hallman, Vice-Presi- dent; Faye Watson, President; Ruth Thompson, Secre- tary; Jane Luther, Treasurer; Pauline Greer, Elsie Green. Second row: Frances Dennis, Margie White, Lois Price, Labia Herndon, Grace Parker, Gertrude Powers, Ruth Woodall, Allene Cravey. Third row: Edna Holloway, Yvonne Edgar, Carolyn Jackson, Betty Herndon, Lucy White, Mary Carey, Patsy Williams, Pollie Bailey, Annie Ruth Dunn. Fourth row: Jean Parder, Harriet Fincher, Fabia Trice, Cater Baxley. SUPERVISION 305 First row, left to right: Sarah Sykes, Emily Mason, Shirley Bridgeman, Cynthia Brown, Treasurer; Barbara Cook, Secretary; Jeanette Randall, President; Barbara Williams, Vice-President; Joan Ussery, Dorothy Jones. Second row: Cornelia Ouzts, Mickey Gordon, Carol Hunt, Leona Bostick, Carolyn Roberts, Myrl Sorrells, Mary Raines, Ann Henderson. Third row: Martha Brown, Charlotte Atwell, Barbara Dyer, Joann Bowers, Maxine Yarbrough, Neva Mixon, Peggy Jo Baldwin, Ardieth Hall, Kathryn Wages. Fourth row: Jane Jones, Gail Sapp, Margaret Gunnells, Nell Anderson, Katie Tindall, Barbara Butts. Sixty-F our SUPERVISION 309 First row, left to right: Magdalene Tabor, Betty Tyler, Patsy Worsham, Betty Thomas, Sue Jackson, Secretary; Annette Drinnon, Vice-President; Lucy Webb, President; Rebecca Newberry, Ann Barnes. Second row: Betty Dean Tanner, Shirley Tate, Beth Puckett, Peggy Minton, Eleanor Hutcheson, Bea Baughn, Treasurer; Tony Wallace, Mary Virginia Bryan. Third row: Marie Jones, Grace Sanderfur, Carolyn Harris, Helen Lowery, Beverly Terry, Zelma Yarbrough, Mary Rickerson, Pearl Carter. Fourth row: Shirley Murray, Betty Kemper, Inez Mills, Vashti Maxwell, Betty Jane Beasley, Janelle Hadaway, Wylene Wood, Mozelle Graham. SUPERVISION 311 First row, left to right: Mary Alma Waller, Betty Brender, Betty Loyd, La Velle Moore, Roselle McGee, Treasurer; Lydia Folmar, Secretary; Eleanor Thompson, Vice-President; Beverly Parten, President; Connie Dye, Joan Hudson. Second row: Dorothy Atkinson, Beverly Alexander, Jean Harpley, Jean Roberts, Marjorie Bradham, Shirley Brown, Ustelle Holton, June Roberts, Edna Valentine. Third row: Mary Stewart, Zoe Croom, Joyce Riley, Lo- retta Thomasson, Connie Leverett, Barbara Mullis, Jo Ann Usher, Kay Hardy, Julia Anna White. Sixty-Five SUPERVISION 307 First row, left to right: Nancy Etheridge, Myrtle Hind- man, Helen Kilgore, Mary Chafin, Secretary; Brownie Bass, Vice-Presidert; Beverly Bloodworth, President; Peg- gy McDonald, Treasurer; Patty Bunn, Sybil Hortman, Burkie Hood. Second row: Grace Baldwin, Sue Jordan, Ernestine Moore, Barbara Stone, Elizabeth Powell, Mary English, Melba Gassett, Mildred Smith, Jeanette Long, Betty Cor- bett. Third row: Jimmidien Abernathy, Peggy Hopkins, Bar- bara Morrow, Sara Fowler, Evelyn Mercer, Eileen Jones, Betty Jean Lightfoot, Sally Green. Fourth row: Imogene Blair, Kathryn Richardson, Billie Parks, Kay Ussery, Barbara McCook. SUPERVISION 308 First row, left to right: Dixie Cutter, Elaine Smith, Bonnie Faye Bonds, Mary Malone, Treasurer; Sylvia Gean, Vice-President; Jacqueline Andrews, Secretary; Dixie 3randt, President; Jacqueline Lamb, Jacqueline Frost. Second row: Wilma Williams, Le Ann Spurlock, Bar- bara Mercer, Carole Work, Maria Higgins, Joyce Mar- shall, Edna Kay Lord, Peggy Joyce Davis, Doris Colvin. Third row: Sibly Morgan, Edna Jo Terrell, Shirley Hughens, Jane Humphreys, Joyce Lemon, Marguerite Lockhart, Elizabeth Stevenson, Ann King. Fourth row: Pearlene Gordon, Fay Jean Knight, Velma Wilkes, Marian Sawyer, Lecy Lynn, Jo Ann Jolly, Eliza- beth Rouse, Gladys Reddy. SUPERVISION 112 First row, left to right: Hazel Cravey, Shirley Clark, Jackie Adams, Barbara Essig, Treasurer; Cary Stevens, Secretary; Jean Walker, President; Laurice Eubanks, Vice-President; Ann Gober. Second row: Patricia Wright, Janice Leverette, Derah Jane Arnold, Bertie Lee Anderson, Jackie Jones, Virginia Califf, Carolyn Whitehead, Mary Alice McMillan, Joy Ann St. Clair. Third row: Margie Burnett, Jeanette Barlow, Carol Jackson, Shirley Crowder, Sylvia Dugger, Clair Howard, Joan Malaspina. Shirley Sanders, Beth Beach, Betty Cook, Melbaline Bridger, Dorothy Fair, Melba Pierce, Mary Ann Arm- strong. SUPERVISION 206 First row, left to right: Gloria Pyles, Betty Bush, Polly 3anks, Ann Fulford, Jane Clay, President; Joan Baggs, Vice-President; Mildred Clance, Secretary; Barbara Strip- ling, Annelle Benton. Second row: Sylvia Cleveland, Sadie Miller, Alma Faulk, Carol Atkinson, Rachel Brooks, Ruth Green, Elizabeth Marshall, Betty Gattie. Third row: Jean Hutto, Gleanda Campbell, Sally Wil- liams, Cherry Wilson, Yvonne Vaughn, Elizabeth Doven, Barbara Molton, Marie Cunningham. Fourth row: Theresa Stewart, Myrtle Meadows, Peggy Kitchens, Nora Shepherd, Marilyn Neville, Betty Cook, Joan Jackson, Kay Walthall, Lucey Mae Hudson SUPERVISION 208 First row, left to right: Alice Pope, Ann Wainwright, President; Elaine Causey, Vice-President; Sue Griggs, Treasurer; Carolyn Davis, Secretary; Betty Addleton, Dinah Cutter. Second row: Barbara London, Mary Mayson, Evelyn Conner, Mary Ann Vinson, Lavenia Phillips, Anne Parker, Fay Adams, Betty Lou Wheelus, Patsy Cobb. Third row: Betty McFadden, Jo Ann McMillan, Arlene Goldwire, Jo Lynn Davis, Delores Russell, Geraldine Lord, Barbara Sutton. Fourth row: Mary Elizabeth Cunningham, Lillie Mae Sorrells, Martha Sue Ward, Mary Lou Long, Patricia Chambers, Lyra Temple, Barbara Hamm, Joyce Jackson. SUPERVISION 209 First row, left to right: Jan Bullard, Emile Michel, Dolores Grissom, Frances Baker, Vice-President; Chris- tine Raulerson, Secretary; Jo Ann Sutton, President; Mitzi Ezzell, Treasurer; Betty Sue Johnson. Second row: Maxine Nicholson, Ann Milor, Norma Tucker, Marion Foster, Corene Maddox, Betty Clark, Gene Freeney, Betty Jean Foster, Gwendolyn Hall. Third row: Jean DeFore, Peggy Aultmore, Virginia Bryant, Bessie Hardy, Jean Griffin, Georgia Rider, Doris Vaughn, Shirley Lashley, Louise Byars. Fourth row: Gail Defoe, Sarah Grantham, Shirley Taylor, Olive Odom, Joyce Monroe, Betty Davidson, Stella Dixon, Betty Dover. SUPERVISION 210 First row, left to right: Jeanette Thames, Martha Jones, Barbara McKnight, Treasurer; Joan Turner, Secretary; Margaret Tyler, President; Patsy Jones, Vice-President; Gloria Boone, Greta Collins. Second row: Jean Mullis, Lucile Parker, Mary Charles McLaughlin, Nancy Stephens, Gay Maffett, Marcelle Thornton, Mickey Lou Wright, Laval Hall, Student Coun- cil Representative. Third row: Peggy Morgan, Bonnie Masters, Shirley Bryant, Joan Driskell, Laura Stone, Fay Hooker, Red Cross Representative, Jane Baggarly. Fourth row: Geneva Dixon, Mildred Smith, Dale Craw- ford, Dorothy Cribb, Merlene Jones, Barbara Hatcher, Frances Fowler, Ernestine Plunkett. SUPERVISION 211 First row, left to right: Charlotte Thomas, Shirley Jones, Pat Eisner, President; Joan Cassidy, Vice-Presi- dent; Margie Best, Secretary; Lydia Hawkins, Treasurer; Betty Sue Doke, Allie Mae Purvis. Second row: Winona Baker, Nina Lee McGregory, Bar- bara Kilgore, Beverly Burgess, Barbara Epps, Louvaine Parker, Louise Marshall, Nancy Hill. Third row: June Long, Kay Dunlap, Joyce Hyatt, Bar- bara Hancock, Sara Ann Plunkett, Ruby Jarrett, Jessie Ann Hudgins, Joyce Culpepper. Fourth row: Beverly Baldwin, Nora Helen Thomas, Virginia Brown, Martha Reese, June Edwards, Dorothy Wilkes, Mary Helen Yelton, Delano Jackson. SUPERVISION 213 First row, left to right: Peggy Pender, Jane Thompson, Eleanor Garrett, Lillie MeCoy, Secretary; Gloria Holland, President; Harriet Cheek, Vice-President; Harriet Har- grove, Treasurer; Gladys Hobbs, Margie Phillips. Second row: Nelle Tyndall, La Joy Royal, Lorene Little, Sarah Rowland, Wyolene Hall, Jo Anne Bankston, Frances Lemon, Gloria Harrison, Mary Alice Scott. Miriam Harper, Patricia Layfield, Inez Calhoun, Shirley Haines, Karen Batchelor, Faye Moore, Carolyn Mixon. Fourth row: Velma Williams, Aline Goodroe, Audrey Cox, Jane McCleskey, Nancy McCook, Rose Marie Jordan, Catherine Baughcum, Lilla Powers. SUPERVISION 215 First row, left to right: Dorothy Halligan, Betty Jo Etheridge, Vice-President; Juanita King, Eloise Amer- son, Jerlene Sapp, Jean Chapman, Nellie Mae Upshaw, Treasurer, Wynelle Laud. Second row: Shirley Riley, Margaret Ricks, Anna Shir- ah, Barbara Hopper, Jean Mays, Becky Norris, President; Martha Ann Eskew, Secretary; Peggy Brown, Carolyn McGill. Third row: Carolyn Goodrum, Pat Mercer, Faye Cole- man, Eleanor Stuckey, Peggy Slaughter, Lynn Gresham, Margaret Johnson, Meredith Young. Fourth row: Jackie McCray, Molly Bashuk, Ann Middle- brooks, Peggy Joyce Childs, Joan Keys, Ethel Davis, De- Etta Pope. Sixty-Seven SUPERVISION 302 _ First row, left to right: Delores Whitehead, Carol Green, Vice-President; Voncile Rigney, Secretary; Jeanette Pip- kin, President; Betty Johnson, Treasurer; Dorothy Stema- tis, Joyce Patterson, Shirley Simmons. Second row: Joe Ann Greenway, Marlene Johnson, Mar- garet Walker, Ann Stewart, Agnes Sanders, Joan Walters Annelle Smith, Julia Stillwell, Carlo Hardy. Third row: Effie Jo Crump, Jeanette Dover, Audrey Rushin, Julia Loyd, LaRea Conner, Patricia Tharpe, Vir- ginia Evans, Mildred Riley, Shirley Ann Brown. Fourth row: Sue Wilson, Mildred Bartlett, Willie Mae Snow, LaVerne Hollingsworth, Elladeese Witcher, Mary Hencley, Mary Vaughn. SUPERVISION 306 First row, left to right: Sue Moss, Eleanor Rachels, Pa- tricia Culverhouse, Carolyn Harnesberger, Vice-President; Delores Josey, President; Binny Ansley, Treasurer; Bar- bara Taylor, Secretary; Dorothy Thompson, Mamie Jo Wolfe. Second row: Rachel Hopper, Betty Ann Maddox, Myrtle Suddeth, Betty Torrance, Dorothy Holtzclaw, Mary Alice Horne, Betty Sikes, Joyce Butler, Nancy Willie Powell, Carolyn Andrews. Third row: Lola Carr, Peggy Blount, Susie Taylor, Eddie Mae Arnette, Barbara Beck, Betty Jean Stokes, setty Pritt, Betty Simmons. Fourth row: Virginia Talbert, Nelle Riley, Gwendolyn Wortham, Betty Ann Childree, Marie Guyton, Janet Wal- ters, Stella Thigpen, Betty Wood. Sixty-Eight tee sehayd ae SUPERVISION 300 First row, left to right: Zimmie Ruth Irwin, Carolyn Thompson, Betty Horton, Vice-President; Marlene Meeks, Secretary; Margaret Elder President; Suzanne Howells, Joyce Mullis, Geneva Bohannon. Second row: Beverly Senft, Gloria Payne, Laurean Ga bril, Frances Sawyer, Peggy Hester, Sally McCarly, Or- vetta Hill, Ann Hatcher. Third row: Juanita Wallace, Betty Harris, Mary Lou Durden, Beth Humphries, Bertha Mae Fielding, Helen Adams, Ann Ives, Barbara Pullium, Fourth row: Peggy Ritch, Joyce Lord, Delores Parks, Helen OReilley, Edwinna Collier, Nelle Mulkey, Patsy Salter. Fifth row: Jean Smith, Betty Shiver, Patricia Vissage, Sara Green, Kattie Mae Griggs, Sybil Watson. SUPERVISION 301 First row, left to right: Catherine Leonard, Jerry Find- lay, Geraldine Post, President; Pat Gallemore, Treasurer; Louise Conner, Vice-President; Wynelle Robertson, Dor- othy Jean Scott, Johnnie Ruth Minix. Second row: Jackie Sheehan, Catherine Jones, Betty Jean Loyd, Jimmie Nell Brown, Roberta Gardiner, Ger- aldine Moore, Kye Holland, Jonnie Rigsby. Third row: Delores Hightower, Hazel Wilson, Geraldine Wood, Joy Waddell, Martha Jo Gunnels, Shirley Brown, Shirley Hitchcock, Evelyn Johnson, Louise Spivey, Jean Bryant. Fourth row: Jean Spillers, Helen Smith, Frances Spar- row, Lillian Collins, Katherine Copeland, Medra Ann San- ders, Alice Gardner, Mary Sorrell. SUPERVISION 310 First row, left to right: Ernestine Lamb, Jane McPher- son, Betty Jane Webb, Aveline Tidwell, Vice-President; Jackie Trotter, President; Barbara Leslie, Secretary; Jean Yaughn, Joyce Thompson, Treasurer. Second row: Imogene Davidson, Mary Hudson, Jean Perdue, Eloise Hulette, Sybil Worsham, Jean Reynolds, Anna Hart, Betty Toole. Third row: Eunice Carson, Ruby Hunt, Eleanor Busbee, Carol Head, Pat Crowell, Jeaneone Haines, Margaret Ann 3oland, Beverly Vinson. Fourth row: Shirley Thompson, Sherry Darby, Eleanor Rainey, Carolyn Clayton, Gail Tyler, Pat Tyler, Joanne Gray, Shirley Sirmons, Shirley Newton. SUPERVISION 313 First row. left to right: Elizabeth Sorrell, Marjorie Clark, Ernestine Davis, Jewel Gillis, Shirley Rainey, Sec- retary; Lillie Wilson, President; Patsy White, Patsy Carr, Vice-President; Juanita Shores. Second row: Willene Ruffin, Joyce Fullmore, Reba Ce- mer, Carolyn Hutto, Sara Jones, Joyce Tucker, Anne Sin- gletary, Julia Parsons. Third row: LaVerne King, Annie Ruth Phillips, La- Verne Harrison, Matilda Thornton, Alice Crawley, Zona Ann Wilson, Otzie Hays, Peggy Curl. Fourth row: Frances Malloy, Virginia Loggins, Bar- bara Amerson, Corinne White, Betty Blount, Sylvia Wade, Monnie Crutchfield. CALENDAR September 14 a : .Schools Open September 14 Jr. Boys Report to New Building September 16 First Football Game November 3 .......... Annual Pictures Taken November 24-25 i Thanksgiving Holidays December 2 ... ; weseeeeeee Region Playoff December 22-January 2 Christmas Holidays January 4 First Basketball Game March 4 = G.I.A.A. Basketball Playoff March 20 Lanier Girls Report to Miller Jr. High April 17-23 gate as Twirp Week May 4 : : oA. SET Senior Picnic May 1: : icenats ExhibitionMiller May 2: : .....Competitive DrillLanier May : : .... seniors Leave June 9 3 Schools Close Sixty-Nine Freshmen SUPERVISION 120 First row, left to right: H. Nunally, G. Roach, J. Trawick, E. Brach, J. Brown, W. Shaw, S. Milles. Second row: H. Knight, C. Murphy, J. Kaplan, B. Benton, B. McCrary, B. Williams, H. Simmons, D. Ladson. Third row: D. Morgan, J. Hyde, B. Denson, H. Middlebrooks, B. Sanders, K. McPherson, L. Laster, E. Stewart. Fourth row: H. Rogers, B. Wortham, C. Ware, H. Hudson, R. McDaniel, J. Swymer SUPERVISION 121 First row, left to right: J. Knappenberger, J. Humphries, J. Hinson, J. Hickman, B. Wade, W. Hammack, T. Gibson, M. Berkner, B. Amerson. Second row: J. Richardson, D. Rhodenhiser, R. Walden, E. Rackley, R. Usina, H. Parker, J. Mills, B. McDonald, E. Massey. Third row: K. Statham, R. Swearingen, J. Tapley, H. Wheeler, J. Cummings, W. Watson, S. Smith, M. Smith, L. Williams. SUPERVISION 122 First row, left to right: B. Moses, A. Rich, J. Pitt- man, A. Cobb, R. Davis, J. Davidson, W. Leverette, G. Adams. Second row: R. Mabry, J. Ellis, J. Lee, J. Stevens, M. Thomas, R. Green, J. Kelly. Third row: A. Dennis, R. Stephens, A. Bradley, C. Stroud, D. Miller, H. DuBose, J. Stokes. Fourth row: B. Herrington, T. King, R. McLe- more, G. Temple, C. Wolf, F. McCray, C. Young. SUPERVISION 123 First row, left to right: T. Lister, S. Donaldson, R. Judd, T. Greenstone, J. Crews, W. Daughtry, D. Arnett, E. Aldridge. Second row: J. McCook, B. Portman, C. Lavendar, B. Peacock, P. Secarbury, F. Sanders, W. Chapple, B McAdoo. Third row: J. Bassett, D. Haddock, G. Braddy, J. Horton, W: Shouse, F. Toole, R. Birdsey, E. Smith. Se venty SUPERVISION 124 First row, left to right: D. Stevens, C. West, L. Kitchens, H. Gretter, R. Glore, G. Brewer, L. An- derson, J. Roach, L. Martin Second row: H. McCoy, C. Cochran, F. Harden, M. Ouzts, G. Palmer, E. Forehand, R. Rowland, T. Jones, J. Singleton. Third row: R. Williams, L. Young, B. Odom, W. Gunnells, H. Todd, P. Stone, J. Odom, J. Palmer, E. W right. SUPERVISION 125 First row, left to right: C. Haywood, B. Lee, J. Freeman, L. Durden, E. Moats, J. Long, J. MeLeod, J. Herndon. Second row: B. Christian, B. Howard, P. Nobles, J. Harper, T. Herring, R. Dukes, E. Howard, H. Ard, C. Brooks. Third row: J. Ard, W. Harper, R. Dorsey, D. Deane, J. Dennis, B. Watts, L. Rogers, E. Haynes. Fourth row: K. Roquemore, J. Young, H. Tucker, J. Bennett, B. Raley. SUPERVISION 126 First row, left to right: B. Ussery, B. Walker, C. Corn, J. Comer, J. Knott, B. Boswell, H. Matthews, B. Barry. Second row: H. Losson, G. Smith, P. Shaw, C. Nicholson, B. Smith, G. Bivins, J. Stephenson, R. Greene, C. Douthit Third row: C, Kitchens, M. Petty, J. Harper, J. Stevenson, E. Tucker, C. McNeely, E. Stoldes, A. Bush. SUPERVISION 127 First row, left to right: C. Wade, T. Tye, K. Stubbs, S. Baird, F. Kitchens, J. Driskell, R. Byrd, J. Amerson, A. Byrd. Second row: B. Thompson, C. Lamb, R. Smith, D. Parker, W. Baker, J. Fullington, C. Jones, dD, McGuire, C. Ravis. Third row: J. Shumate, B. Dodd, O. Trice, G. Kitchens, B. Adams, B. Walker, F. Bailey, J. Hud- son, P. Bateman. Seventy-One SUPERVISION 128 First row, left to right: B. McClanahan, A. Foster, A. Perkins, T. Oden, M. Duffell, J. Brantley, W. Hanson, R. Taylor, R. Patrick. Second row: B. Newberry, K. Daughtry, J. Walk- er, A. Forrester, B. Story, J. Brown, J. Berry, J. McCook. Third row: J. Greene, J. Lagrone, J. Sutton, S. Clements, B. Kennedy, R. McCook, C. McPherson. B. Maxwell. Fourth row: B. Pelt, E. Dugger, S. Shier, K. Da- vis, C. Nolan. SUPERVISION 129 First row, left to right: F. Wood, W. Carter, C McKinley, H. Amerson, L. Hanse, J. Melton, H. Adams, R. Patterson, J. Sarkese. Second row: M. Burnette, E. Barnette, M. Reg- ister, C. Moulder, H. Clarke, M. Elrod, E. Britt, B. Gleaton. Third row: G. Lovett, I. Howard, R. Harper, R. Fort, H. Baggett, E. Jordan, H. Nelson, D. Wilson. Fourth row: J. Foster, J. Norris, B. Little. SUPERVISION 130 First row, left to right: W. Bostick, B. Norris, T. Lisenby, R. Layson, C. Arnett, G. Keen, G. Ches- hire, N. Singleton. Second row: J. Lovett, J. Benton, K. Brown, B. Warren, C. Melvin, J. Tucker, W. Livingston, C. Jones. SUPERVISION 131 First row, left to right: C. Goss, M. Weaver, H. 3rown, G. Fellows, B. Stowell, L. Pritchett, L. Nelms, M. Durden. Second row: B. Jump, J. Vinson, C. Pitts, C. Hester, B. Smith, J. Johnson, E. Tyson, C. Whit- lock. Third row: H. Wilder, R. Key, T, Culp, B. A rnold, B. Osteen, T. Patat, C. Smith, J. Walker, J. Allen. Fourth row: L. Crawford, D. Brooks, T. Lewis, un Grizzard, T. Davidson, R. Busbee, W. Bell, R. all. Seventy-Two SUPERVISION 134 First row, left to right: J. Barr, B. Wade, J. Dar- den, W. Ballard, W. Cryer, J. Collins, G. Clance, B. Ballard, B. Hunnicutt. Second row: K. Stubbs, J. Hall, J. DuBose, C. Dye, W. Kitchens, F, Crawley, A. Kimsey, J. Macken. Third row: T. Sullivan, C. Southerland, P. Smith, J. Raley, G. Peavy, D. Harris, G. Lackey, B. Huff, T. Neyman. SUPERVISION 136 First row, left to right: Y. Coleman, V. Eatin, F. Livingston, T. Haskins, D. Mullis, B. Williams, M. Rankin, E. Crawford, 8S. Cox. Second row: B. DeVaughn, J. Baldwin, R. Nipper, W. Smith, B. Lewis, G. Granade, H. Beale, W. Wheeler. Third row: G. Sanders, T. Union, G. Stansell, G. McCowan, G. Troutman, B. Rhodes, J. Creamer, J. Haynes, J. Moore. Fourth row: G. Barfield, R. Hudson. Seventy-Three SUPERVISION 132 First row, left to right: J. Butterworth, H. Darley, W. Freeman, J. Jelks, B. Whittington, J. Mercer, H. Thom, C. NeSmith, R. Brittain, T. Nipper. Second row: B. Holt, B. Mason, H. Jones, J. Hen- derson, B. Byrd, J. Smith, T. Martin, J. Bowden, A. Greene. Third row: J. Etheridge, R. Andrews, B. Collins, J. Stevenson, L. East, J. Giddens, R. Mosely, J. Loggins. SUPERVISION 133 First row, left to right: O. Heath, P. Noble, C. Hunnicutt, M. Woodell, J. English, C. Harbin, L. Hartley, F. Robert. Second row: W. Smith, R. Whitehead, L. Harri- son, B. Pipkin, L. McAllister, F. Pritchett, V. Wel- lows, W. Tyner. <5 PS ere FU SUPERVISION 137 First row, left to right: C. Brown, J. Davis, B. Moore, M. Jackson, C. Oxford, D. Mitchell, M. Hand- ley, D. Shackelford, D. Reddy, W. Sanders. Second row: M. Hall, C. Jones, J. Fambro, R. Miller, T. Little, M. Williams, S. Little, C. Norris, J. Armstrong. Third row: D. Garrett, L. Jackson, B. Edwards, A. Bone, C. Bishop, L. Avera, H. Davidson, J. Griffin, D. Berkner. SUPERVISION 139 First row, left to right: B. Belmont, B. McCowen, H. Wolf, B. Broach, S. Davis, W. Butler, L. Reavis, B. Coggins, J. New. Second row: L. White, T. Close, J. Cheatham, S. Hammock, G. Menchew, E. Holcomb, R. Armstrong, J. Morris, J. Deep, R. Schell. Third row: C. Scott, O. Davis, C. Roland, E. Schrimshire, E. Kessler, D. Corson, R. Lackey, E. Richardson, J. Lineberger. SUPERVISION 140 First row, left to right: J. McCork, J. Nobles, W. Seoville, D. Pollard, J. Ragland, C. Strozier, O. Stripling, P. Smith, J. Nagels. Second row: B. Lee, N. McCook, R. Middlebrooks, R. Harrison, B. Hudson, J. Hester, B. Kitchens, F. Reynolds, J. Chapman. Third row: H. Chapman, E. Beasley, A. Arnold, J. Bowman, W. Gibson, J. Graves, B. Barfield, J. Har- per, J. Durden. Fourth row: P. Bentley, P. Garrison, B. Brown, M. Flewellen, R. Bagley. SUPERVISION 142 First row, left to right: F. Caldwell, E. Smith, J. Jordan, T. Harrell, J. Hamilton, W. Payne, J. McCallum, R. Martin, J. Ledford. Second row: E. Bray, T. Williams, J. Yates, E. Vinson, B. Horne, J. Kitchens, W. Gresham, Wm. Edwards, T. Barlow, B. Croom. Third row: F. Bray, O. Fulford, T. Bigham, H. Bible, J. Caskin, J. Elder, R. Banks, J. Allen, R. Knight. Seventy-F our SUPERVISION 143 First row, left to right: J. Malone, D. McBryant, T. Sapp, P. Strozier, J. Stokes, C. Stevens, J. Shep- pard, L. Thomas. Second row: P. Myers, D. Norton, H. Osborne, S. Partin, R. King, T. LeGuin, L. King, H. Johnson, B. Johnson. Third row: R. Herndon, J. Crenshaw, N. Pruitt, S. Foster, L. Garrett, M. Fountain, C. Buffington, G. Jackson, T. Waite. SUPERVISION 144 First row, left to right: H. Byington, H. Wooton, D. Wimberly, W. Stokes, C. Martin, J. Gay, J. Edge, J. Moody, J. Payne. Second row: H. Davis, S. Robinson, J. Smith, J. Chambliss, T. Rodgers, D. Matthews, E. McAfee, B. Massey, R. Wilkes. Third row: J. Short, Wm. Etheridge, J. Tye, J. Joyner, R. Markwalter, M. Hill, J. Hyde, W. Parks. Fourth row: F. Brown, G. Taylor, C. Rumble, R. Moye, Wm. Ward. SUPERVISION 145 First row, left to right: H. Register, W. Pender, J. Stallings, J. Hamlin, C. Kitchens, L. Chapman, C. Sauls, L. Garner. Second row: Q. Cotton, B. Etheridge, R. Skelton, C. Vissage, B. Almand, J. Joyner, R. Byars, H. Mitchem. Third row: L. Oxley, B. House, Q. DeLoach, J. Massey, J. Hatten, D. Thornton. SUPERVISION 146 First row, left to right: W. Davis, G. Ussery, J. Ussery, J. Williams, S. Adams, J. Bozeman, B. Jack- son, C. Roland, R. Searbury. Second row: T. Sandefur, S. Wood, J. Messer, C. Hartley, F. Jones, J. Harrison, J. White, H. Googe. Third row: B. Barker, B. Collins, C. Perry, C. ONeal, A. Minor, W. Thompson, R. Wilder, W. Harris, F. Heath. Seventy-Five SUPERVISION 150 First row, left to right: S. Odom, R. Epps, J. Byrd, P. Melton, B. Noble, B. Waller, B. Flanders, D. Cooper, M. McLeod. Second row: J. Townsend, D. Garrett, J. Sounders, J. Morehead, B. Walker, S. Behhefield, P. Carmi- chael, J. Corley, J. Worley. Third row: W. Hickman, C. Rigby, J. Poole, J. Zorn, B. Jackson, W. Davis, T. Heath, L. Chastain, J. Callaway, C. Peacock. ; Fourth row: T. Kitchens, H. Bell, R. Shepard, P. Solomon, J. Evans, C. Burns, F. Durden, J. Simmons. SUPERVISION 151 First row, left to right: J. Shaheen, R. Daughtry, L. Crosby, F. Couch, W. Carr, J. Brown, J. Barker, J. Avery. Second row: M. Smith, F. Moore, R. McDonald, H. Henderson, R. Hatcher, D. Hamilton, D. Francis, J. Entrekin, C. Ellington, J. Dunwody. Third row: G. Watts, E. Richardson, D. Peavy, B. Parks, N. Morgan, H. Momand, J. Long, A. Hol- ton, G. Johnson. Fourth row: W. Rogers, J. Spear, J. Townsend, F. Smith, C. Ward. Seventy-Six SUPERVISION 147 First row, left to right: J. McCowan, J. Smith A. Carrol, J. Pope, S. Perkins, R. Arnold, R. W elch, G. Eversole, G. Vickers, E. Darity. Second row: R, Durden, K. Whittington, A. Nuhn, L. Railuf, J. Anderson, D. Rozier, O. Smith, R. Gordon, G. Smith. Third row: E. Wilson, J. Wiquehart, J. Yai borough, C. Hadarits, S. Wells, R. Cantor, C. Hooten, B. Smith, H. Woodward. Fourth row: C, Alton, R. Schaefer. SUPERVISION 149 First row, left to right: G. Hobby, J. Childs, J. Powell, H. Butler, J. McCordel, F. Parker, B. Willis, A. Cripe. Second row: H, Johnson, 1: Ivey, G. Randolph, S. Dawson, C. Driggers, D. Johnson, L. Redmond, C, Hays, J. Mann. Third row: R. Hare, E. Wallace, J. Stevens, F. Hough, E. White, E. Young, A. McGarrity, T. Vickers, H. Gazaway. Fourth row: C. Bivins, J. Bradford, J. Mitchell, R. Harris. ACTIVITIES J 1 W ORK cEATURE pRODUCT {ON SE J SN DWARFS Must by FR AN < SU RCHILY \e Ww het ne work The Miller BILLY MALONE KAY STRIBLING Luther Bloodworth Norma Stillwell . Tommy Crews Joyce Hollingsworth Bobby Elder Billy Bargeron Dick Kernaghan June Graham . Seventy-Eight Editor Editor The Miller-Lanier Annual is published by the Senior Class of Miller and Lanier, but records the life and activities of not only these two schools but the two junior high schools as well. In early October student and faculty representatives meet to confer with the engraver and the printer on such matters as theme, type of cover, art work, ete. Later in the Fall, pictures are made and copy goes to the printer in April. Finally, in late May, the Annual comes off the press! It is the result of many months of diligent and painstaking effort. The 1950 Annual Staff trusts that this yearbook fulfills your highest expectation. Associate Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor ....Club Editor Military Editor Typist susccscreseed Mist Lanier Annual MARTHA RAWLINS BILLY CARTER Business Manager Business Manager Faye Anderson Advertising Manager Charlie Duggan......Advertising Manager Billy Stanton Circulation Manager Leslie Little.........Asst. Circulation Mgr. Mrs. Wendell Clark Literary Adviser Miss Geraldine Jackson Literary Adviser Mrs. Marvin Waters Junior High Girls Literary Adviser Miss Willie Mae Little Business Adviser Mr. Hugh Peurifoy Literary Adviser Mr. J. C. Sorrells Business Adviser Mr. Fred Johnson Junior High Boys Literary Adviser Seventy-Nine Poet Leader Upholding its high standard of achievement, the Poet Leader has set its goal to keep Lanier on top by rendering a great service to the school and promoting the Lanier Spirit. Many thanks go to these boys from the student body for working con- tinuously to publish this outstanding high school newspaper. JACK COWART CHARLES ALDRIDGE Editor Busine 88 Manage r Editorial StaffSeated, left to right: T. Davenport, D. George, G. Clay, B. Waugh, S. Boutwell, C. Hardin. Standing, left to right: A. Smith, J. A. Gratigny (Adviser), T. Boone, B. Thompson, E. White- head, J. Bivins, B. Fickling, J. Skinner, J. Worm, B. Hall, R. Broken- shire, E. Farrar, S. Cates, J. Popper. Assistant Editors: Blum Cain Clark Duggan Hooton Lamon Lawton Maddox Schwartz Smith Trimble Tolbert Business StaffSeated, left to right: G. Hamilton, T. Yearty, B. Frederick, T. Hamlin, C. Lovin. Standing, left to right: W. Kitchens, B. C. Adams (Adviser), B. Holland, R. Dahlgren, B. Toole. Christmas Assembly Includes Play, Songs Beta Hears Program On Radio Careers Girls Attend Clinic Two Speakers Tell Girls About France Girls Hi-Lights (| Column I Marjorie Long Margie Saunders Eight Seniors Selected As Superlatives by Class Asst. Sports Editor Etta Reese Tinker Advertising Manager 38 Make HonorRoll For Second Report Column II Jeanette Davidson Managing Editor Leonard Lee News Editor June Graham Headline Editor Column III Helen Barnes Anderson Associate Editor Senior Class Honors Marcella Dickson Miss Celia Sharp NEA President Talks to Teachers Feature Editor Elaine Davis Asst. Headline Editor Column IV Faye Avera Exchange Editor Betty Crowther Business Manager Column IV Ann Asbell Sports Editor Emily Evans Circulation Manager Eighty-One Lanier News ist The Lanier News Reel Staff is composed of Elaine Smith, Fabia Trice, Anne Griffin, Harriet Fincher, Betsy Comer, Barbara Wiggins, Loulie Burns, Carole Work, Ann Bootle, Lucy Webb. Lanier Junior High Journal The principal purpose of the Lanier Junior High Journal is to acquaint students with school happenings, to build morale in the student body, and to help boys acquire proficiency in writing. Last year this paper won top honors in a national journalism contest. Junior High Journal StaffFirst row, left to right: C. Bivins, H. Thom, J. Brown, K. McPherson, J. Trawick, S. Miller, S. Little, W. Shaw. Second row: H. Rogers, H. Middlebrooks, J. Kaplan, B. Sanders, B. Story, L. Hanse, J. Chambley. Third row: Fred Johnson (Editorial Adviser), A. M. Parker (Business Adviser). Eighty-Two Honor Groups ig With an A counting as two points, and a B counting as one, the Honor Group consists of girls who have seventeen points when they graduate. The girl who represents Miller by speaking at the graduation exercises is chosen from this group In the Miller Honor Group are: First row, left to right: Faye Anderson, Ann Asbell, Bettie Atkinson, Sylvia Byrd, Joyce Cheatham, Barbara Crenshaw. Second row: Jeanette Davidson, Joan Dozier, Frances Fox, June Graham, Mary Lee Greene, Joyce Hollingsworth. Third row: Gwen Jackson, Leonard Lee, Margie Long, Mary Ann Lyon, Betty McCallum, Rose Marie Middleton. Fourth row: Martha Rawlins, Dorine Reifler, Gay Sanders, Athelyn Wade, Louise White, Anne Witman. The Honor Groups of Lanier are composed of those students who have maintained a very high scholastic rating. Having exerted much effort to achieve suc- cess in their studies, these students richly deserve the honor of being designated the Honor Graduates of the Class of 50. [res bail 1 - a fies Le pivy Piste OD SOT Pe Ae ae ee ghee dee on a : ees Group 1First row, left to right: C. Hartness, S. Clark, d. Group 2First row, left to right: S. Tolbert, C. Aldridge, J. Findlay, H. Anderson, B. Hall, R._Reid, T. Crews, B. Elder. Cowart, A. Leaptrot, C. Bloodworth. Second row: T. Ezell, B. Brightwell, T. Sanders, G. Richter, Second row: B. Leaptrot, J. Hooton, G. Smith, P. Cain, C. J. Etheridge, R. Terrell, G. Lumpkin. . Duggan, J. Popper. Third row: W. Orth, L. Bloodworth, J. Hallman, J. Andrews, Third row: V. Chambliss, F. Maddox, T. Sanders, E. Sasser, F. Vaughn, L. Blum, G. Carroll, M. Keen. - B. Bargeron, B. Carter, J. Beck, B. Schwartz. Fourth row: B. Fickling, H. Kite, B. Swain, B. Lamon, B. Fourth row: E. Hart, E. McDaniel, R. Caldwell, A. North, Dennis, U. Winslett, J. Sandifer, J. Trimble. Hall, C. Garlington J, Cranford. Eighty-Three LANIER BETA HONORARY These students represent the highest in achievement, character, and leadership. Our chapter of the Beta Honorary, which is a national scholastic organization, has the largest membership in the nation. It holds a candlelight ceremony for the induction of new members each year. Under the guidance of Mr. H. O. Peurifoy, the Faculty Ad- viser, this club has undertaken several successful projects. . ee - Sos * Group AFirst row, left to right: R. Terrell, J. Etheridge, C. Hall, B. Bar- Group BFirst row, left to right: B. Snow, R. Wood, G. Clay, B. Simmons, geron, B. Leaptrot, J. Beck, B. Elder, S. Tolbert, C. Bloodworth, H. O. Peuri- R. Wilcox, R. Norville, E. Farrar. foy (Adviser). Second row: S. Boutwell, ( Dunwody, B. Waugh, J. Sanders, J. Powers, Second row: A. North, S. Clark, D. Kernaghan, H. Anderson, E. McDaniel, L. Sanders, R. Donner, G. Bashuk. E. Hart, G. Smith, C. Aldridge, J. Popper. Third row: R. Jones, B. Bruner, C. Hardin, J. Leverett, M. Caldwell, L. Third row: B. Dennis, J. Cranford, E. Sasser, F. Vaughn, C. Duggan, T. Luttrell, J. Clary. Crews, C. Hartness, J. Hooton, F. Maddox, J. Cowart. Fourth row: O. Maxwell, L. Johnson, R. Whitten, M. Misenheimer, E. Fourth row: U. Winslett, T. Ezell, M. Keen, R. Reid, R. Orth, W. Orth, H. Avret, J. Adams, E. Wells, W. Watson, L. Chancey. Lamon, J. Trimble, B. Carter, L. Sanders. Fifth row: K. Turner, B. Yandle, D. Smith, C. Morris, J. Skinner, R. An- Fifth row: B. Fickling, H. Kite, B. ain, L. Blum, T. Sanders, L. Blood- drews, C. Baker, B. Chew, S. Cates. worth, B. Schwartz, J. Sandifer, G. Carroll, J. Hallman. : = = Pa a Miller Beta Club Millers Beta club, which is an affiliate of the National Beta Club, aims to en- courage effort, to promote character, to stimulate achievement, to cultivate lead- ership qualities, to reward merit, and to encourage and assist students to con- tinue their education after high school graduation. To be a member of the Beta Club a girl, if a junior, must have an average of two As and two Bs, and, if a senior, she must have an average of all Bs. Membership is also based on char- , acter and achievement. = , 1d Me ad Al hee The members of the Miller Beta Club are: First row, left to right: Rose Marie Middleton, President; Ann Witman, Vice-President; Mary Ann Lyon, Secretary; Sylvia Byrd, Treasurer; Anita Coleman, Ann Asbell, Barbara Crenshaw. Second row: Elaine Davis, Carol Balkcom, Mary Etta Caldwell, Frances Fox, Bebe McClanahan, Johnsie Mae McCallum, Betty Holland, Gay Sanders, Patsy Barry. Third row: Saralue Wood, Virginia Atkinson, Helen Barnes Anderson, Leonard Lee, Louise White, Jean Allen, Bettie Atkinson, Margaret Morgan, Jeanette Davidson, Norma Stillwell, Athelyn Wade, Mary Lee Greene. Fourth row: Mary Ann Beightol, Fredaline Lail, Etta Reese Tinker, Myrtleline Hortman, Cater Snow, Martha Rawlins, Faye Anderson, Jean Hibble, Marie Jones, Agnes Carr, Betty Allen, Joyce Hollingsworth. Fifth row: Cynthia Bugh, Jean Elder, Margie Long, June Graham, Ruth Sheffield, Margie Saunders, Betty McCallum, Betty Sue Mauldin, Joan Dozier, Gwen Jackson, Betty Ann Sexton. Eighty-Four Miller Red Cross With service for others as their purpose, the members of the Red Cross have in the past year packed Christmas boxes, given a party for the Nursing Home, carried on their annual membership drive, and sent a club scrapbook to a French School. Each supervision has one representa- tive in the council. The members First r left to right > arrett, President Frances Fox Vice-P 4 y Lutt es su Anne Gaines, Senior Board Representat Me 7 sident of Ci Cor il s row: Connie Br s, Julia Ann Ske Barbara Senft, Gail Hollir worth, Jackie Mullins, Glenda Best, y Greenwald Third row: Toot Wade, Evelyn Hunnicutt, Betty Maxwell, Dot Smith, Lanelle Edwards, Barbara Jacobs, Joan Crawford Fourth row: Tibba Thom Mary Ruth Story, Betty Jean Patterson, Joann MecMullin, Leonard Lee, Johnny Outler, Mary Davis, Mavis Morris Lanier Girls Red Cross Council Representatives from each supervision make up the membership for the Junior Red Cross. The most out- standing service of this club is always the filling of Christ- mas boxes. The members of this group are: First row, left to right: Patsy Worsham, City Council Secretary; Patricia Tharpe, Council S tary: arbara Bowman, Treasurer Second row: Peggy Hester, Shirley nes, Alice Gardner, Ann Duke, President; Mary Ann Armstrong, Vice-President; Fay Hookes, Myrtle Meadows, Dorothy Thompson. Third row: Jean Ann Petty, Barbara Mercer, Grace Bryan. Fourth row: Molly Bashuk, Evelyn Conner, Lillie Wilson, Jackie Horton. Fifth row: Lucy White, Connie Dye, Barbara Kilgore. Sixth row: Maxien Yarbrough, Joyce Monroe, Pat Tyler. Junior Red Cross (Senior High) Continuing the ideals for which the Red Cross is known and living up to the motto: Service in the school and community, these students have worked untiringly to render their help and support to keep up their good record in our school and community. First row, left to right: B. Chew, J. Powers, G. Clay, B. Bramblett. Second row: R. Deeb, J. Bray, J. Thompson, M. Caldwell, G. Dun- wody, C. Robinson, C. Hollis, B. Waugh, A. Smith Third row: E. Hart, E. McDaniel, G. Clark, G. Hamilton, Miss Lott (Adviser), D. Kernaghan, H. Anderson, W. Gassett, L. Irby, E. Avret. Fourth row: J. Adams, M. Cohen, S. Clark, J. Sanders, R. Mullis, A. North, B. Donner, J. T. Boone, D. Carr. Fifth row: F. White, C. Gz ar, D. Smith, N. Holton, P. Goette, F. Horton, R. Williams, B. Wade. Junior Red Cross (Junior High) The American Junior Red Cross is the junior member- ship of the American Red Cross. It offers an opportunity to its members to serve others, both at home and abroad. Thus it forms a link between the schools and the broad- ening circle of local, national, and international society. Lanier Junior High for Boys is one hundred per cent in membership. The faculty adviser is Miss Mary Harrell. First row, left to right: C. Nolan, J. Townsend, E. Aldridge, B. Wade, B. Patterson, J. Comer, T. Williams, K. Stubbs, R. Usina. Second row: J. Loggins, J. Bradford, E. Holcomb, J. Corley, M. Ouzts, T. Tye, M. Hill, W. Williams, J. English. Third row: J. Hatton, G. Goss, Mary Harrell (Adviser). Eighty-Five Eighty-Six Miller Library Assistants Millers Library assistants are those girls interested in library work. Serving chiefly as aides to the librarian, they check books in and out, process new books, keep mag- azines in order, and assist in the filing of cards for the ecard catalog system. The girls who work in the Library are: First row, left to right: Barbara Spear, Clyde McCarthy, Lily Bird- song, Juanita Griffin, Ann Smith, Joanna Cason. Second row: Lanelle Edwards, Kean Newman, Ann Magill, Patsy Davis, Rachel Greene, Phoebe Cripe, Dorothy Gober, Eileen Goforth. Third row: Chlo Gratigny, Gloria Cheatham, Matt Baker, Barbara Wade, Marianne Camerio, Jeannelle Hammock, Joyce Sanders, Mary Harrell. Fourth row: Tibba Thomas, Betty Cain, Catherine Childree, Bar- bara Adams, Lena Chapman, Juanita Tidwell, Ann Kitchens, Alma Griffin. Library Club Council at Lanier Junior for Girls The council of Lanier for Girls Library Club is com- posed of the officers and the program chairman for each month. The club membership is one hundred and fifty. At the bi-monthly meeting, held in the library, new books are reviewed and travel talks are given by interesting speakers. The members of the Council are: Front: Ann Bootle, President. First row, left to right: Rolston Adams, Jackie Peeler, Secretary and Treasurer; Adele Burgin, Charlie Wiggins. Second row: Jane Humphreys, Faye Watson, Vice-President; Loulie Burns, Sally Willingham, Betsy Comer. The Library Assistants at Lanier Junior for Girls First row, left to right: Dixie Cutter, Elaine Smith, Maria Higgins, Carol Work, Toby Tyler, Faye Anderson. Second row: Dorothy Atkinson, Vasti Maxwell, Anne Griffin, Mrs. Richard Mike Findlay, Beverly Terry, Carey Keen, Zelma Yar- brough. Third row: Cater Baxley, Harriet Fincher, Cynthia Brown, Tootsie Kingman, Fabia Trice, Carol Coble. Library Assistants Under the guidance of Miss Mary Del McCaw, librarian, these boys aid in the general upkeep of the library. They help check books in and out and keep the library in order. First row, left to right: Miss McCaw (Librarian), T. Hamlin, S. Boutwell, G. Newberry, D. Mosely, J. OQuinn, R. George. Second row: S. Clark, J. Leverett, P. Oxley, C. Hardin, R. Jones. R. Jones. Thespians Members of the Miller Thespian troupe must be out- standing members of the Dramatics Club and must have passed a test on the history and fundamentals of drama. The clubs purpose is to develop a spirit of active and in- telligent interest in dramatics in our high school. Members of Miller's Thespian troupe include: First row, left to right: Ann Carey, Gwendolyn Jackson, Ann Smith, Rose Marie Middleton. Second row: Dorothy Smith, Ann Gaines, Joan Joyner, Barbara Byars. Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club is composed of girls interested in the study of drama. Their outstanding activity was the presentation of Sixteen In August. The members of the Club are: First row, left to right: Ann Carey, President; Gwen Jackson, Vice- President; Ann Smith, Secretary; Rose Marie Middleton, Treasurer; Barbara Watts, Gloria Backer, Bernice Taylor. Second row: Gerry Lovins, Constance Simmons, Marie Locklin, Betty Jo Minor, Elaine Holston, Peggy Greenwald, Mary Clark, Evelyn Stokes, Mary Jo Cork. Third row: Ann Strong, Margaret Summers, Jo Ann Johnson, Dor- othy Holder, Guynell Rhiner, Etta Reese Tinker, Katherine Wadley, Mary Smith, Peggy Driggars, Jackie Schell, Mavis Morris. Fourth row: Anne Gaines, Joan Joyner, Ann Shaw, Joan Spark, Barbara Adams, Sue Bell, Barbara Byars, Ann Rackley, Sue Stallings, Jean Crouse, Dorothy Smith, Mary Harrell. Officers of the 8th and 9th Grade Dramatics Clubs The aim of the Dramatics Club is to provide an oppor- tunity to train and develop dramatic talent and ambitions. Interest is the only qualification for membership. The officers of the Club are: First row, left to right: Ann Barnes, Ninth Grade President; Sue Wilson, Eighth Grade President. Second row: Louise Conner, Eighth Grade Treasurer; Monnie Crutch- field, Eighth Grade Secretary. Third row: Zoe Croom, Ninth Grade Secretary; Barbara Molton, Eighth Grade Vice-President. Fourth row: Marguerite Lockhart, Ninth Grade Program Chairman; Virginia Loggins, Eighth Grade Program Chairman; Janet Morrison, Ninth Grade Treasurer. Music Appreciation Club The Music Appreciation Club at Lanier has for its members: First row, left to right: Elladese Witcher, Lillian Lane, Shirley Jones, Jemi Ruth Irwin, Jackie Adams, Vice-President; Patricia Rob- inson, President; Eleanor Blackerby, Secretary-Treasurer; Alice Bowers, Program Chairman; Joy Ann St. Clair, Joann Bankston. Second row: LaVerne King, Mary Alice MecMillian, Gloria Payne, Wylene Wood, Ernestine Tucker, Betty Jean Stokes, Joan Thigpen, Betty Tyler, Helen Kilgore. Third row: Barbara Leslie, Katie Tindol, Olive Lines, Dorothy Holtzclaw, Shirley Crowder, Lorene Little, Elsie Marhanka, Faye Cole- man, Pearle Carter, Barbara Pulliam. Fourth row: Gladys Reddy, Kathryn Richardson, Mary Rickerson, Lily McCoy, Loveldy Robertson, Cherry Wilson, Nancy McCook, Peggy Childs, Janell Haddaway, Sally Mae McCleskey. Figh ty-S ven Eighty-Eight Americanism Club Junior High for Boys The purpose of this club is to instill in the students the principles of citizenship and patriotism. At the meetings, business, political, and military men speak on various subjects. During the year, many delightful socials are held. The faculty adviser is Prof. Wofford Martin. to right: R. Harrison, B. Pelt, B. Story, F. Clements Massee, W. H. Martin viser), R. Patrick Americanism Club Senior High for Boys The Americanism Club, under the advisership of Prof. Julius Gholson, aims to plant in its members high stand- ards of citizenship and patriotism. Socials are held for the students and prominent military, business, and political men speak at their monthly meetings. This organization promotes the American ideals of democracy. First row, left to right H. Livingston, T. Hill, J. London, B. Sanders, L. Trawick, W. Nipper, L. Chancey, B. Simmons, L. Sanders, D. Mosely Second row: O. Maxwell, J. Jordan, S. Stokes, L. Irby, H. Harri- son, H. Cannon, J. Smith, C. Feb, R Norville, J. Watson, P. Taylor. Third row: J. Sloan, J. OQuinn, T. Turner, V Ross, W. Gentry, G. Henley, C. Tidwell, J. Pinkerton, J. Bailey, V. Chambliss, J. Smith. Fourth row: C. Fountain, B. Birdsong, L. Sanders, T. Everidge, T. Carswell, E. Skipper, G. Burgess, B. Knight, M. Caldwell, L. Luttrell, W. Kitchens. Fifth row: K. Turner, D. Smith, M. Poythress, D. McDaniel, C. Morris, J. Stevens, B. Stevens, A. Heyward, G. Bostick, J. Hallman, B. Thornton, G. Burgamy Miller Y-Teens Girls thirteen to nineteen are eligible for membership in this club sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose, like that of the Y, is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life, those ideals of personal and social living to which we are com- mitted by our faith as Christians. The girls in this group are: First row, left to right: Miriam Jones, President; Erin Turner, Vice- President; Peggy Maloy, S ry; Henrietta Minor, Treasurer; Dor- othy Vinson, Ann Gilmore, na Pell, Eleanor Carpenter. Second row: Ranely Story, Dorothy Gober, La e Beacham, Jackie Cannon, Marion Gore, Janet West, Ann Wingers, Barbara Priester, Joann Bissell, Sue Stillwell, Betty McCrary, Mary Jo McCarthy. Third row: Barbara Harrold, Jeannelle Hammock, Gladys Byrd, Lynn Sawyer, Polly Shelton, Peggy Drinnon, Martha Fowler, Claudia Wells, Joyce Swanson, Myrtle Holloman, Barbara Starnes. Fourth row: Margie Saunders, Connie Mann, Jackie Harville, Mari- lyn Ham, Polly Gill, Martha McKinney, Rudine Hart, Joyce Cooper, Barbara Adams, Anne Carey. Fifth row: Cynthia Bush, Betty Jean Garfield, Evelyn McCrary, Mary Davis, Miriam Shepard, Sarah Tinker, Guynelle Riner, Eleanor Etheridge, Shirley Mason. Science Club The Sigma Mu Science Club of Lanier is one of more than 15,000 affiliated with Science Clubs of America, a national organization dedicated to the development of science talent. First row, left to right: C. P. Deaton (Adviser), N. Buck, B. Jenkins, R. McCowen, H. Davenport, J. Mueller, B. Tharpe, B. Griffin, A. Nimbs. Second row: J. Jordan, B. Aids, C. Chapman, C. Van Landingham, A. Wimberley, H. Livingston, L. Thompson, L. Brubaker. Third row: R. Larson, J. Bray, J. DeFore, A. Willingham, C. High- tower, J. Stevens, B. Sanders, W. Callaway. Fourth row: S. We A. Adams, E. Redd, D. Webb, M. Fender, G. Levins, D. Banks, P. or. Fifth row: J. Smith, L. MeNair, J. Marbut, W. Roberts, B. Cutler, R. Hanson, C. Woolf, W. Evans, W. Kitchens. Miller Student Council The Miller Student Council is composed of one repre- sentative from each supervision. The well planned assem- blies, the community and civic projects, in which the school participates under its leadership, the Stunt Night Program, and the improvements around the schoolall are proof of the many activities carried on by these girls. The members of this group consist of ww, left to right Betty Jean Allen, P ident; Ann ident; Margaret Morgan, Secretary; Susan Higgins, urer; I ne Davis, Barbara Watts, ily Peters Secor row Janice Wright, Mary Sutton, Gloria Portman, Lee Green, Dessie Rose Cobb, Geraldine ctor, Barbara Hollis Third row Aleteia Powell, Marile Kattner, Carolyn Collins, B Wolf, Helen Faulkner, Gaynelle Dumas, Ann Williams, Julie Brown Fourth row Marie Goodwin, Betty Cain, Elsie Jones, Helen Young, B. Hall Brown, Jane Cole, Annette Duggan Lanier Student Council School improvement is the aim of the Student Council. The members are composed of representatives from every supervision. Members of the Council are First row, left to right Mamie Jo Wolf, arbara London, Arlene Goldman, Charlie Wiggins, Vice-F ident; Carol Kingman, President; Sally English, Secretary; Tony Wallace, Emily Mason, Dinah Cutter, Secretary. ond row: Carol Jackson, Marlene Johnson, Peggy Stevens, Mar- *t James, Lavel Hall, Jackie Andrews, Nancy Hill, Alice Bowers Third row ackie Sheehan, Georgia Rider, Eleanor Thompson, Carol Head, Dirley Bailey, Ann Hallman, Gloria Holland, Beverly Bloodworth. Fourth row: Virginia Loggins, Beverly Terry, Marilyn Neville, Airey Aultman, Sybil Watson. F.H.A. Inez Murray Chapter The Future Homemakers of America is a club composed of girls who are regularly enrolled in the homemaking class. The club seeks to promote a growing appreciation of the joys of homemaking, to further interest in home economics and to foster the development of creative leader- nip in home and community life. Members of this group are: First row, left to right: Peggy Millirons, President; Betty Ann Sex- ton, Vice-President; Betty Allen, Secret : Marie Jones, Treasurer; Barbara Crenshaw, Historian; Christine Long, Dot Anderson, Mary Ellen Lane, Dorothy Dunn. Second row: Jane Clark, Waunekea Pendergrass, Ernestine Norman, Patsy Herndon, Mary Fay Dasher, Jean Watson, Charlene Whitehead, Mary Frank Hollis, Mary Livingston, Gerry Lovins, Mary Etta Cald- well. Third row: Angelina Emilio, Jane Parker, Jackie Cooper, Mary Joyee Henderson, Margaret Kitchens, Mac May, Clyde McCarty, Claudia Wells, Betty Ann Taylor, Betty Marchant, Jane Wilburn, Elaine Ross. Fourth row: Thelma Emilio, Mary Ann Camerio, Willie Lou Heath, Eugenia Williams, Ann Griffin, Barbara Starnes, Carolyn Benson, Marcia Johnson, Barbara Wade, Rosa Joiner, Wynelle Drawhorn, Betty Lewis. Fifth row: Dorothy Smith, Maudie Lou Fellows, Gloria Addleton, Joan Strozier, Peggy Driggers, Annice Shepherd, Betty Jo Hender- light, Joyce Cheatham, Christine Lindsey, Betty Tucker, Jackie Ligon, Alice Strozier. F.H.A. Jimmie Bennett Chapter Any girl who has had one year of homemaking or who is taking homemaking is qualified to be a member of the F.H.A. The purpose of this club is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. Club members are: First row, left to right: Emile Michel, Vice-President: Peggy Hester, Treasurer; Dolores Hightower, President; Betty Toole, Publicity Chair- man; Sue Moss, Program Chairman. Second row: Ann Gober, Parliamentarian; Nancy Stephens, Par- liamentarian; Carolyn Clayton, Chairman of Projects; Eillen Jones, Historian; Marlene Meeks, Vice-President. Third row: Becky Morris, Chairman of Projects; Carol Green, His- torian; Betty Horton, Secretary; Peggy Jo Baldwin, Publicity Chair- man; Eleanor Allen, Recreation Chairman. Eighty-Nine Ninety Marie Hazlehurst Future Teachers of America Any girl whose grades are passing and who is interested in the field of teaching is qualified to become a member of the F.T.A. club. The purposes of the club are to spread interest in the profession of teaching, to develop in the members personality traits essential to good teachers, to help members learn more about our schools, and to give opportunity for service in the school and community. Among its members are First row, left to right: Barbara Crenshaw, President; Anita Cole man, Vice-President; Saralue Wood, Secretary; Ann Talley, Treasurer; Joyce Sanders, Historian; Dorothy Vinson Lillian Richter, Dorothy Dunn, Mary Etta Caldwell, aro Louise Hawkins, Martha Sanders, Mary Joyce Hen- dersor Third row Maudie Lou Faller, Helen Farr, Fran Hawkins, Jean Elder, Mary McCa 1, Myrtle Holloman, Myrtelyne Hortman Fourth row Pe Millirons, Ann Burden, Betty Jo Walker, Helen Hayes, Juanita Tidwell, Dorothy Byars, Dorothy Smith, Martha Mc- Kinney Agnes Barden Future Teachers of America The F.T.A. welcomes all girls who are interested in teaching, and who possess the necessary qualities of char- acter, scholarship, and leadership. The aim of this club is to cultivate the qualities essential to a good teacher, and to further the development of student leadership. The members of this group consist of: First row, left to right: Joan Turner, Treasurer; Vashti Maxwell, Vice-President; Mary English, President; Barbara McKnight, Secre- tary. Second row: Olive Lines, Committee Chairman; Mrs. W. C. Blythe wood, Sponsor; Dean Rollen, Committee Chairman. Third r : Betty Jean Lightfoot, Parliamentarian; Margaret Lock- hart, Song Leader. Fourth row: Jackie Jones, Librarian; Carolyn Davis, Committee Chairman. Lanier for Girls Science Club The purpose of the Lanier for Girls Science Club is to permit the members to carry on their scientific interests outside their school work. The members enjoy at their meeting good picture shows, helpful experiments, various club projects, and excursions to points of interest. The members of the Science Club are: First row, left to right: Dorothy Faye Halligan, Treasurer; Joan Malaspina, Vice-President; Dean Rollen, Secretary; Margaret Gunnells, President; Otzie Hayes, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jan Bullard. Second row: Betty Torrance, Jane Jones, Carolyn Whitehead, Betty Barrington, Betty Cook, Frances Malloy. Third row: Molly Bashuk, Sylvia Gean, Mary Lou Long, Joyce Jackson, Dorothy Davidson, Patricia Chambers. Hi-Y Club This is the Lanier Hi-Y Club, an affiliate of the Y.M.- C.A. This organization promotes better Christian service and school spirit. It contributes to all school and com- munity services and its activities are well summed up by its motto, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. First row, left to right: B. Elder, B. Bramblett, M. Keen, J. Powers, G. Clay, C. Aldridge, C. Duggan, S. Cates, G. Dunwody, E. Farrar. Second row R. Jones, L. Bloodworth, W. Orth, R. Orth, J. Peters, E. Williams, T. Raspberry, B. Hall, R. Reid, J. C. Sorrells (Adviser). Third row: J. Trimble, T. Barnett, P. Cain, R. Dahlgreen, B. Hol- land, C. Findlay, S. Clark, T. Crews, R. Whitten. Fourth row: B. Fickling, J. Skinner, B. Swain, B. Schwartz, U. Winslett, G. Smith, F. Maddox, H. Lamon, B. Dennis. Key Club These boys shown here represent the leaders of tomor- row. The Key Club dedicates itself to developing high leadership ability in its members. During the course of the year, a trip is made to Washington, D. C. for the an- nual International Key Club Convention. First row, left to right: J. Sanders, S. Boutwell, T. Crews, M. Keen, R. Reid, C. Aldridge, J. Powers, B. Bramblett, J. A. Gratigny (Ad- viser). Second row: B. Schwartz, F. Maddox, B. Holland, L. Johnson, C. Findlay, B. Avret, B. Hall, B. Dennis. Third row: B. Fickling, J. Skinner, H. Lamon, B. Chew, P. Cain, R. Andrews, U. Winslett, R. Whitten. Tri-Hi-Y The Miller Tri-Hi-Y stands for Christian development of spirit, mind, and body. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Girls who subscribe to this high character and who try through their daily living to live up to these ideals are eligible to become members. Members of this group are: First row, left to right: Sylvia Byrd, President; Toni Doster, Vice- President; Kaye Stribling, Secretary; Gay Sanders, Athelyn Wade, Treasurer; Ann Talley, Barbara Watts. Second row: Virginia Atkinson, Margaret Baxley, Jeannette David- son, Carole Joiner, Martha Rawlins, Kathleen Peeples, Marian Beren- thien, Mary Lee Greene, Betty Holland, Ellen Fowler. Third row: Dotty Hobby, Etee Coleman, Patsy Herndon, Ann Wad- ley, Barbara Keefer, Ann Asbell, Jane Atkinson, Helen Anderson, Deena Wasden, Norma Stillwell, Patsy Barry, Toot Wade, Dot Smith. Fourth row: Etta Reese Tinker, Rose Marie Middleton, Glenda Best, Susan Higgins, Martha Miller, Leonard Lee, Louise White, Bettie At- kinson, Chlo Gratigny, Mary Ann Lyon, Dolly Syrios, Helen Hancock, Martha Brumback. Fifth row: Cater Snow, Mary Brumback, Betty Jane Whitehead, Shirley Swain, Peggy Hall, Betty Hall Brown, Ann Gaines, Joan Spark, Gwendolyn Jackson, Sissy Stillwell, Joan Dozier, Dinney White. Hi-Y (Junior High) The purpose of the Junior Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Faculty Adviser is Miss Ouida Poe. First row, left to right: H. Butler, B. McCrary, H. Thom, J. Cas- kins. Second row: J. Bradford, L. Revis, A. Rich, B. Moses, K. McPher- son, B. Gleaton, B. Benton, J. Kaplan, W. Butler. Third row: B. Coggins, J. Ellis, T. Bigham, B. McCowan, G. Me- Cowan, T. King, G. Temple, B. Broach, Ouida Poe (Adviser). Fourth row: G. Adams, D. Miller, J. Urquhart, H. Beall, H. Middle brooks. Ninety-One Ninety-Two L Club The L Club was organized to honor those who are out- standing in Lanier Athletics. The boys help support La- niers motto, We lead. They hold dances and other activi- ties during the year. First row, left to right McBrearty, R. Whitten, H. Thompson, J. Graham, P. Cain, S. Hov : } cr. Aldridge. Second row J. Cranford, B. Brightwell, A. Cummings, B. Webster, B. Birdsong, J. Rainey, R. Murphy, C. Feb, B. Carter, B. Chafin. Third row: R. Reid, B. Hunnicutt, J. Lawton, G. Essig, L. Johnson, L. Blum, B. Mall , B. Holland, B ldwell, T. H lin. Fourth row: J. Skinner, C. Buchanan, R. Torrance, P. Henderson, E. DeFore, B. Schwartz, R. Andrews, W. Orth, R. Orth. Fifth row: B. Fickling, B. Anderson, J. Silas, B. Pierce, H. Baker, T. Stuart, D. Malone Literary Society The Literary Society is composed of a group of stu- dents who desire to attain and uphold literary apprecia- tion, declamation and debating. The members have enter- ed contests and have been successful outside as well as within our school in competition. Group One left to right: J. Findlay, B. Lamon, S. Clark, J. Cowart, . Bloodworth, H. Anderson, W. H. Sorrells (Adviser). : J. Hooton, W. Chew, L. Johnson, A. Weaver, T. Ev- Harris, G. Clay, D. McDaniel, D. Smith. row: R. Jones, C. Hardin, J. Leverett, P. Taylor, S. Tolbert, . Kernaghan, A. Heyward, F. White, D. George. Fourth row: J. Watson, E. Whitehead, J. Rowe, S. Boutwell, J. Jones, M. Harris, E. Redd, H. Davenport Literary Society Group Two First row, left to right: P. Oxley, F. McKenney, B. Snow, T. Yearty, B. Atwater, G. Newberry, B. Harrison, C. Chapman. Second row: D. Chaney, H. Harrison, B. Jenkins, P. Martin, B. Hamilton, M. Fender, L. McNair, B. Smith, W. Roberts. Third row: G. Clark, A. Smith, E. Farrar, C. Van Landingham, R. Wilcox, C. Gardner, J. Worm, J. Sloan. Business Club The Lanier Business Club promotes knowledge of the business world by inviting outstanding local businessmen to talk at their meetings. Besides presenting facts about the different fields of industry, the members also hold ban- quets and other social events. First row, left to right: B. Chaffin, G. Clay, R. Deep, J. Rainey, J. Thompson, Beck, L. Daugherty, R. Mattison, B. Simmons. Second row: B. Waugh, J. Powers, V. Chambliss, J. Cranford, J. Bailey, B. Sanders, C. Sinclair, B. Wade, W. Nipper. Third row: R. Whitten, M. Cohen, B. Birdsong, G. E. Graham (Ad- viser), P. Henderson, B. Pierce, S. Howells, B. Holland, L. Chancey. Radio Club Lanier established this year an amateur radio club and station, the first in its history and one of the few in any high school. This club enables a boy to acquire knowledge of radio and to obtain his amateur license. The Amateur Radio Club has developed rapidly into an active group. First row, left to right S. Cates, W. Culpepper, J. Trimble, T. Prescott, D. Webb, F. O'Neal Second row: C. Byrd, B. Lewis, L. Long, J. Smith, G. Smith, B. tlroy, A. North Third row N. Buck, J. Windham, L. Badman, R. Thornton, B. Knight, J. Stevens Fourth row: H. Almand, C. Simons, D. Jones, W. Rollen, W. Calla- way, S. L. Newberry (Adviser). Miller Bank The purpose of the Miller Bank is to create the habit of saving. This years officers, selected for their ability, de- pendability, and high averages in bookkeeping, are Frances Fox and Bebe McClanahan. Lanier High for Girls Orchestra The members of the Lanier Orchestra are: Wilma Jean Williams, Lauel Hall, Helen Smith, Margaret George, Vera Adams, Betty Head, Helen O'Reily, Barbara Roberts, Martha Maye, L. M. Gaughf, Shirley Jones, Betty Cook, Lynell Matthews, Martha Pike, Dolores Hightower, Brenda Wilson. Spanish Club The Lanier Spanish Club was reorganized this year by the members of the Spanish classes under the leadership of Mr. Ward Pritchett. The club holds regular meetings and delightful socials. The senors shown here are: First row, left to right: B. Atwater, P. Taylor, C. Middlebrooks, B. Simmons, C. Feb, W. H. Pritchett (Adviser). Second row: W. Roberts, B. Bowman, L. Chancey, G. Lumpkin, J. Garvin, O. Maxwell, G. McGrew. Ninety-Three 4-H Club The 4-H Club was organized to prepare farm boys to assume positions of leadership in their community; to acquaint them with the latest in scientific agriculture; to develop in them the prinicples of character; and, finally, to encourage the membership to participate actively in democratic living. First row, left to right: R. Wileox, E. Gibson, S. Stokes, B. Hicks, W. Gentry, B. Scott, J. McElmurray. Second row: C. Cook, C. Simons, E. Davis, R. Johnson, H. Hicks, E. Tanner, R. Jones. F.F.A. Club (Senior High) The Lanier chapter of the F.F.A., while celebrating the twenty-second anniversary of its founding, encour- ages its primary aim, which is to help farm boys help themselves by providing opportunities to develop leader- ship, character, thrift, service, patriotism, cooperation and affording wholesome recreation and citizenship training. First row, left to right: W. Bostick, W. Stokes, J. McCallum, R. Smith, J. Greene, J. Hamlin, R. Byars, J. Stokes. Second row: E. Stokes, E. Massey, J. Durden, J. Edge, J. Harper, J. Tye, Q. Cotton, J. Walker. Third row: F. Bell, E. Oxley, R. Hudson, E. Vinson, R. Lackey, C. McPherson, C. Nicholson, H. Simmons. Audio-Visual Club (Junior High) The objectives of the Audio-Visual Club are to promote greater use of audio-visual aids in our school and give students an opportunity to learn how to operate, maintain, and make minor repairs to equipment. Faculty Adviser is John H. Jones. First row, left to right: S. Shier, H. Rogers, T. Harrell, B. Gleaton, R. Harrison, J. Ragland, A. Bone, B. Brown. Second row: G. Goss, A. Lee, W. Matthews, S. Little, J. Nagel, C. Douthit, J. Stevenson, C. Melvin. Third row: J. H. Jones (Adviser), E. Aldridge, A. Bush. F.F.A. Club (Junior High) The F.F.A. is organized to develop competent, aggres- sive, rural and agricultural leadership; to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations; to participate in worthy undertakings for the improve- ment of agriculture; to develop character, train for use- ful citizenship, and foster patriotism; to encourage and practice thrift; and to participate in cooperative effort. Faculty Adviser is H. E. Simmons. First row, left to right: D. Harpley, S. Stokes, C. Moore, B. Scott, J. McElmurray, J. Worsham, J. Maner. Second row: C. Cook, W. Fields, W. Bowers, J. Jones, E. Tanner, R. Andrews, D. Lane, W. Gentry. Third row: W. Turner, A. Sinclair, C. Davis, E. Henderson, P. Clark, E. Skipper. Ninety-F our Scenes Around the Schools Ninety-Five THE MILLER DRAMATICS CLUB Presents SIXTEEN IN AUGUST A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By DorRoTHY BENNETT AND LINK HANNAH March 9, 1950 8:15 P.M. MARY ALFRIEND, Director Ninety-Siz CAST Augusta Gusty Goodrich Barbara Watts Arthur Peterson Sammy Clark Dr. Mortimer Goodrich Charles Hartness Miss James ; Ann Rackley Asia May ; ; Barbara Adams Lil Stone a Gloria Backer Emily Goodrich ... = .......Peggy Greenwald Effie McCann sonseccreesseeuessse- LuVelYN Stokes Olga Dean ae ......Jackie Shell Carol Dean - : : ..Marie Locklin Cynthia Thornton ........ Evelyn Powell Duke Weatherby Tommy Sanders SYNOPSIS The action of the play takes place in the doctors study in the Goodrich home. Act I. A morning late in June. The present. Act II. Scene 1. An afternoon three weeks later. Scene 2. A Saturday evening ten days later Act III. Two hours later. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Business Rose Marie Middleton Make-Up Joan Joyner Scenery Etta Reese Tinker Stage ...... , deiriceks .Anne Carey Sound Effects . - Guynelle Riner Miller High School is a member of National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society for High Schools, Troupe No. 643. Produced by Special Arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH THE SENIOR CLASS of A. L. MILLER HIGH SCHOOL Pre sents FIRST DANCE by DEWITT BODEEN November 21, 1949 8:15 P.M. ANN MARTIN HOLMEs, Director CAST In the order of their appearance In the Modern Sequence PC ie See ee = ..Gwendolyn Jackson Clare .. Gay Sanders Grandmother Kate ... a ........Anne Carey In the Nineties Period Drusilla anes nes ..Anne Gaines Eleanor f ae Mary Brumback Od a2) ) | | ae . Athelyn Wade Rosemary ...... -Emily Evans Louisa ... : ....-...-.Agnes Carr Jacqueline ... Tinka Wells Mrs. Elizabeth Schuyler Betsy Caldwell Murdock ............. otek 2. ....Etta Reese Tinker Kate Se huyler ae Marie Goodwin Pepita Alba ........... . Dorine Reifler Mise CONOR ae ee ; .....Madge May THE SCENES THE PROLOGUE It is the modern era. The time is somewhat after nine on a late spring evening. Act ONE It is 1895. The time is a late spring afternoon. Act Two Scene I. An afternoon about a week later. Scene II. That night. AcT THREE The night of the dancing party. THE EPILOGUE It is again the modern era. The time is about a half hour after the close of the prologue. The entire action of the play takes place in the Schuyler drawing room. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Business Bebe McClanahan Make-Up Property Stage ..... Sound Effects Eugenia Williams Margaret Morgan ..Barbara Byars Joyce Weathers Produced by Special Arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH Ninety-Seven LANIER SENIOR PLAY DEACON DUBBS A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS Deacon Dubbs, of Sorghum Center, State o West Virginny, title of the 1949-1950 Senior Play, was directed by Professor Wil- liam Brake and played to packed audiences each night. Music was furnished by Jack Hooton, assisted by Clyde Bloodworth and a trio, and Robert Jones and a quartet. CAST OF CHARACTERS Deacon Dubbs . Carmer Robinson, Coleman Carter Philipena Popover .............................Tommy Sanders Yennie Yenson a! , are Sammy Clark Deuteronomy Jones ...-.............-...--..---Hiram Campbell Rose Raleigh .... vopeeesseeeeesees LoOmmy Crews Rawdon Crawley .... a Danny Taylor Amos Coleman. ........ eb d Fese Leslie Little Emily Dale .......... ; Charles Hartness Major Moses McNutt .....Rosser Thrash TTALAC ase. -on-e- Etat BONY lder Ninety-Eight SOCIAL Music by M ABEL WAY NE Vords by M GANNON INTER-SORORITY INTER-FRAT COUNCIL DOLLY SYRIOS CHARLES DUGGAN President President Inter-Sorority Inter-Frat Council The Council has, as its members, representatives from each club. By them plans are made for the initiation of members, dates are set for the dances, and rules established for Twirp Week. Burns Aldridge Barry Smith Rawlins Swain MeMichael Reams Cain Peters Watson Dickson Carlisle Cantrell Sutton Stillwell Anderson Moore Maddox Ballow Williams Green Shepard Grinstead Doster Adams Crosby Garlington One Hundred ALPHA KAPPA OMEGA FRATERNITY 7 Charles Aldridge Tommy Crews James Trimble Sammy Clark President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Paul Cain Bert Schwartz Leslie Little Council Rep. Sgt.-at-Arms Sgt.-at-Arms Sponsors Alpha Kappa Omega Alpha Kappa Omega, better known as A.K.O., is Mary Brumback one of the most widely known fraternities at Lanier. Moonlight and Roses was the theme of their an- nual dance, which went down as one of the many accomplishments carrying out their traditions. Los- ing out on the Inter-Frat football, they staged a comeback and captured the Inter-Frat basketball championship crown. A cowboy dance and many Helen Anderson other social functions were added to make this one of the most successful and enjoyable years of A.K.O. Bo Atkinson Jane Atkinson First row, left to right: C. Aldridge, C. Lovin, B. Cutler, B. Waugh, B. Bramblett, B. Atwater, T. Yearty, B. Lewis, Wylly Johnston (Adviser). Second row: C. Hall, C. Findley, C. Hol- lingsworth, J. Powers, L. McNair, D. Cheney, B. Elder, J. Rainey, S. Cates. Third row: L. Dunlap, W. Roberts, M. Simmons, C. DeVaughn, R. Dahlgren, P. Cain, P. Herring, R. Whitten. Fourth row: T. Crews, S. Clark, B. Holland, D. Dennison, W. Gassett, P. Doster, C. Chaffin, L. Bloodworth. Fifth row: D. OShaughnessey, D. Banks, B. Schwartz, B. Owens, L. Little, J. Trim- ble, J. Valentine, B. Chew. ALPHA OMEGA SIGMA FRATERNITY Al Ream, Presdent Truman Raspberry, Vice-Pres. Swaim Tolbert, Secretary John Peters, Council Rep. John Watson, Treasurer Seaborn Griffin, Sgt.-at-Arms Alpha Omega Sigma Alpha Omega Sigma, more popularly known as A.O.S., held its annual Valentine Dance this year with the theme, You Belong to My Heart. Besides having many social functions for the members and sponsors, A.O.S. captured second place in football. Sponsors Jane Humphries Patsy Bullard Mary Lowe Lester Hart Claire Hatcher First row, left to right: J. Hughes, B. Brown, S. Tolbert, B. Posey, J. Marbut, B. Snow, L. Sanders, D. Brokenshire, A. Ream. Second row: J. Cork, C. Tidwell, G. Smith, J. Watson, J. Peters, B. Smith, E. McBrearty, J. Hughes, P. Gober. Third row: Essig, S. Griffin, R. Smith, P. Taylor, E. Williams, T. Raspberry, B. Frederick, G. Lumpkin, R. Hanson. One Hundred Two SIGMA ALPHA SORORITY Betty Watson, President Marcella Dickson, Vice-Pres. June Graham, Secretary Ann Asbell, Treasurer Mary Ann Lyon, Scribe Mary Joyce Henderson, Sgt.-at-Arms Dressed in Western clothes and bedecked in war paint and Indian headdress the Sigma Alpha tribe took some prospective members to their reservation to give them a glimpse of Indian customs. The members of Sigma Alpha are: First row, left to right: Betty Watson, Marcy Dickson, June Graham, Ann Asbell, Mary Ann Lyon, Mary Joyce Henderson, Peggy Carlisle, Bernice Taylor. Second row: Patsy Herndon, Erin Tur- ner, Ann Smith, Ann Lasiter, Mary Faye Dasher, Juanita Griffin, Barbara Byars, Beverly Wright, Dorothy Dunn. Third row: Barbara Wright, Helen Faulkner, Alice Johnson, Joyce Sanders, Carolyn Benson, Jackie Crawford, Jane Parker, Uldine Smith, Peggy White, Dor- othy Smith. Fourth row: Betty Chancellor, Helen Hayes, Doe Brown, Sue Bell, Shirley Rigs- by, Mrs. Bill Argo, Adviser; Betty Jane Whitehead, Doxie Rigsby, Nancy Bishop, Martha Miller, Marcia Johnson. One Hundred Three BETA MU DELTA SORORITY Carrie Burns, President Betty Lou Cantrell, Vice-Pres. Georgia Walden, Secretary Joan Dozier, Treasurer Joyce Priester, Scribe Barbara Wade, Sgt.-at-Arms What could be more fun than cooking over an outdoor fire. Rushees will never forget this fun-filled party given especially for them by the B.M.D. members. The members of this club are: First row, left to right: Carrie Burns, Betty Lou Cantrell, Georgia Walden, Bar- bara Wade, Joan Dozier, Joyce Priester, Mary Sutton. Second row: Ann Strong, Juanita Wil- liams, Betty Frances Castlen, Jackie Coop- er, Marie Goodwin, Betty Davis, Mary Etta Caldwell, Jane Clark. Third row: Madge Jordan, Jerry Lovins, Carol Collins, Jackie Strong, Betty Jean Patterson, Willie Lou Heath, Barbara Jean Corbitt, Anne Williams, Martha Pell. Fourth row: Marile Kattner, Mary Jo Hayes, Betty Jo Minor, Betsy Caldwell, Peggy Wadsworth, Peggy Lowery, Kath- ryn Brown. One Hundred Four SIGMA OMEGA SIGMA SORORITY Patsy Barry, President Norma Stillwell, Vice-Pres. Mary Brumback, Secretary Bettie Atkinson, Treasurer Leonard Lee, Scribe Kay Stribling, Sgt.-at-Arms Lost in a furor of ruffles, sashes, teddybears, and lollypops, the S.O.S. members successfully managed to become little girls again at a Kid Party staged for their rushees. The members of S.O.S. are: First row, left to right: Patsy Barry, Norma Stillwell, Mary Brumback, Bettie Atkinson, Anne Witman, Leonard Lee, Kaye Stribling, Helen Barnes Anderson, Bailey Walker. Second row: Barbara Atkinson, Martha Brumback, Tinka Wells, Barbara Watts, Ellen Fowler, Margaret Baxley, Ann Brack- ett, Mary Lee Greene, Jean Watson, Peggy Greenwald, Gail Hollingsworth. Third row: Marion Wade, Dot Moore, Sissy Stillwell, Sally Futch, Eugenia Was- den, Virginia Atkinson, Luciene Fountain, Patty Cowan, Mary Lowe, Jane Atkinson, Dotty Hobby, Lester Hart, Claire Hatch- er, Annette Duggan. Fourth row: Dennie White, Margaret Morgan, Etee Coleman, Mary West, Mary Weaver, Kathleen Peeples, Mrs. Mary Bar- ber, Adviser; Cater Snow, Nancy Harrold, Barbara Jacobs, Jane Cole, Virginia Fick- ling, Betty Hall Brown. One Hundred Five Af af omit ook & LAMBDA TAU BETA FRATERNITY Jimmy Smith, President Jack Lawton, Vice-Pres. Jack Cowart, Sec. and Treas. Victor Hanson, Sgt.-at-Arms Dawson Moore, Council Rep. Sponsors Jean McMichael Lambda Tau Beta The third fraternity listed in the Inter-Frat Coun- cil is L.T.B. This outstanding fraternity ranks high Bobbie Green among the local fraternities. It was founded in 1923 and has been active in Inter-Frat sports all these Ellen Fowler years. During the course of the current year, the members of this fraternity held a hayride, banquet, Fiat Moore and a swell rush party. Somewhere Over the Rain- : bow marked the theme of their annual dance. Martha Brumback First row, left to right: E. Davis, J. Smith, D. Moore, J. Lawton, J. Cowart, N. Buck, C. Turner, J. Mock (Adviser). Second row: J. Mueller, B. Walden, J. OQuinn, C. Everett, V. Hanson, G. New- berry, D. Taylor, J. Wages. Third row: J. Clary, D. Kernaghan, M. Harris, B. Carter, S. Boutwell, J. Sloan, J. Comer. Fourth row: R. Hicks, R. Thrash, B. Lamon, A. Harris, G. Clark. One Hundred Six PHI OMEGA BETA FRATERNITY Charles Duggan, President Fleetwood Maddox, Council Rep. Bayne Mallary, Secretary Bill Fickling, Treasurer Richard Reid, Sgt.-at-Arms Sponsors Gail Hollingsworth Norma Stillwell Norma Stillwell Tootsie Kingman Patsy Barry Sissy Stillwell Phi Omega Beta Beta was the first fraternity founded at Lanier. It was established in 1919 and each year has held its traditional dance. This year the theme was Stairway to the Stars. This fraternity is one of the most active in the Inter-Frat Council, with re- spect to their social] life. They held a successful rush party and an informal dance. A party for the mem- bers and also a fun-filled hayride were held. In ac- cordance with tradition, they installed new officers at their annual banquet. First row, left to right: C. Duggan, M. Keen, E. Dunwody, G. Clay, C. Hamilton, R. Carr, L. Trawick, A. Smith. Second row, left to right: H. Lamar, C. Hollis, J. Sanders, E. Farrar, T. Boone, E. Markwalter, B. Thompson, B. Hall, R. Reid, T. Corn (Adviser). Third row: L. Johnson, B. Bloodworth, J. Popper, A. Weaver, F. Maddox, J. Worm, J. Cowart, B. Patton, J. Hooton, A. Willingham. Fourth row: J. Bivins, T. Davenport, U. Winslett, B. Dennis, R. Jones, R. Orth, W. Orth, E. Avret, B. Mallary. Fifth row: W. Fickling, C. Buchanan, J. Skinner, C. Van Landingham, y. Sparks, T. Barnett, B. Baker, A. Hey- ward. One Hundred Seven SEDARMOC FRATERNITY Bobby Ballow, President Bob Swain, Council Rep. Jimmy Perkins, Vice-Pres. Sponsors Toot Wade Betty Atkinson Margaret Baxley Bobby Young, Treasurer Hane Wanton Billy Malone, Secretary Bucky Crutchfield, Sgt.-at-Arms Kathleen Peeples Sedarmoc Sedarmoe, one of the original members of the In- ter-Frat Council, held a Christmas dance with White Christmas as the theme. A hayride, an in- formal dance, and the Inter-Frat football champion- ship were among the other accomplishments of Se- darmoc. The tradition was truly carried out in a great way this year. First row, left to right: B. Leaptrot, C. Feb, R. Fontaine, R. Norville, D. Dan- iels, J. Lary, Col. R. A. Smith (Adviser). Second row: E. Alred, B. Bowman, J. Waite, B. Young, C. Henley, L. Badman, B. Bargeron, J. Beck. Third row: C. Woolf, B. Swain, A. Chapple, B. Brizhtwell, L. Blum, T. Ezell, B. Parker, C. Wilson. One Hundred Eight SIGMA MU BETA SORORITY Martha Rawlins, President Eugenia Williams, Vice-Pres. Patsy Bullard, Secretary Emily Evans, Treasurer Betty Crowther, Scribe Betty Carter, Sgt.-at-Arms The Old South was brought to life again at a tea given by the S.M.B. members in honor of their rushees. Things typically Southern characterized the whole party. In the club are: First row, left to right: Martha Rawlins, Eugenia Williams, Patsy Bullard, Emily Evans, Gay Sanders, Betty Crowther, Betty Carter, Bobby Green, Emilie Peters. Second row: Ann Wadley, Gloria Back- er, Mary Jo Cork, Janice Wright, Betty Holland, Jean Rainey, Athelyn Wade, Mary Frank Hollis, Gwendolyn Jackson, Barbara Hollis. Third row: Marilyn Drumm, Elaine Davis, Shirley Hamlin, Julie Brown, Faye Williams, Charlene Whitehead, Marion Hunt, Sara Jane Asbury, Patsy McCul- lough, Dollie Blake, Shirley Epps, Jackie Mullins, Louise White. Fourth row: Tula Robertson, Joan Wom- mack, Lanelle Edwards, Joan Strozier, Faye Anderson, Miss Emily Orr, Adviser; Mary Ann Beightol, Joan Garrett, Ann Rackley, Rosalyn Schwartz, Susan Hig- gins. One Hundred Nine BETA OMEGA LAMBDA SORORITY Dolly Syrios, President Annice Shepard, Vice-Pres. Jackie Horne, Secretary Connie Briggs, Treasurer Sue Green, Scribe Nancy Jones, Sgt.-at-Arms Comfortably clad in blue jeans, the B.O.Ls treated their rushees to the fun of an old- fashioned wiener roast. The members are: First row, left to right: Dolly Syrios, Annice Shephard, Jackie Horne, Connie Briggs, Nancy Jones, Janis Grinstead. Second row: Shirley Garrett, Evelyn Stokes, Goldie Williams, Doris Sutton, Darlene Herritage, Cynthia Dean, Bar- bara Sherling, Waunakea Penderbrass, Gaynelle Dumas, Jessie Rose Cobb. Third row: Audrey Hill, Sylvia Byrd, Arrawanah Brown, Marion Holliman, Bev- erly Benton, Marion Stokes, Barbara Keef- er, Audrey Smith. Fourth row: Joan McMullen, Delores, Pendergrass, Emily Stokes, Jean Purvis, Joan Jackson, Miss Ann Culverhouse, Ad- viser; Elsie Jones, Carolyn Hayes, Frances Fox, Lena Morris. One Hundred Ten DELTA OMEGA MU SORORITY Jean McMichael, President Toni Doster, Vice-Pres. Betty Jean Allen, Secretary Barbara Thomas, Treasurer Jackie Bennor, Scribe Martha Toole, Sgt.-at-Arms The Members a DOM cordially invite you ts their Rash Party Meet 0s ot the Bell Howse ot eleven a, m Saturday, the vighth of Ccbobee WU ald be wearing blacjvans ee rs > For their rush party the D.O.M. cowgirls introduced Wild West. their rushees to the ways of the The D.O.M. girls are: First row, left to right: Jean McMichael, Toni Doster, Jean Allen, Barbara Thomas, Martha Toole, Jackie Bennor, Carol Adams. Second row: Glenda Best, Janet Perdue, Mary Livingston, Margaret Anderson, Ann Gilmore, Carol Joiner. Third row: Mary Alice Garvin, Barbara Hayes, Eleanor Douglas, Geraldine Trout- man, Arlene Wolf, Lynn Barnes, Barbara Senft. Fourth row: Mrs. Bruce Thrasher, Ad- viser; Ann Smith, Edith Hardwick, Nancy Highsmith, Ann Coggins, Lila Burney, Ann Council. One Hundred Eleven PI SIGMA THETA FRATERNITY Pi Sigma Theta Pi Sigma Theta held the traditional dance for the seniors, with Sleepy Lagoon as its theme. This year Theta not only had a good football team but was runner-up in the Inter-Frat basketball league. First row, left to right: R. Douglas, B. Long, B. Hunnicutt, J. Cranford, T. Ham- lin, T. Williamson, C. Howells, B. Chaffin. Second row: B. Nickles, R. Wood, W. Lee, D. Patat, C. Garlington, R. Hinson. Third row: W. Sheehan, K. Taylor, J. Jones, G. Selman, B. Hunnicutt, N. Holton, E. Reagan, L. Long. Fourth row: G. E. Graham (Adviser), O. Reece, K. McCook, R. Torrance, T. Crosby, R. Barlow, D. Monroe, R. An- drews. One Hundred Twelve Tommy Crosby, President Carl Garlington, Vice-Pres. Erma Kent, Treasurer Jimmy Hightower, Secretary Ralph Torrance, Sgt.-at-Arms Sponsors Connie Briggs Mary Sutton Juanita Williams Gay Sanders Goldie Williams CHI DELTA FRATERNITY Bill Thompson, President Gus Tarver, Vice-Pres. Charles Daniel, Treasurer Clyde Johns, Secretary Dolphus Carr, Sgt.-at-Arms Sponsors Evelyn Powell Mildred Ann Payne Glenda Best Chi Delta Chi Delta, the newest fraternity at Lanier, was organized in 1948. Although not affiliated with the Inter-Fraternity Council, Chi Delta is recognized by the school. During the year, a hayride, along with various and sundry activities, was held to pro- mote Chi Delta fellowship. First row, left to right: G. Hamilton, H. Hammack, B. Stanton, R. Cooper, F. Barnes. Second row: C. Johns, M. Caldwell, B. Donner, J. Etheridge, J. Adams. Third row: D. McDaniel, D. Smith, C. Morris, G. Tarver, D. Carr, C. Daniel. One Hundred Thirteen Scenes Around the Schools S yy a er One Hundred Fourteen SPORTS Lanier Football 1949 REGIONAL CHAMPIONS JOE DAVIS CaptainBackAll Region HERBERT AUTRY Co-CaptainTackleAll Region = al ay ae HOMER LOVVORN JAMES VANN RALPH TORRANCE CenterAll Region EndAll Region GuardAll Region (Team Roster on Next Page) One Hundred Sixteen Coaching Staff SELBY BUCK Head Coach TOM PORTER Back field Coach MARVIN JONES Athletic Director LEM CLARK COTTON HARRISON End Coach Line Coach TEAM ROSTER First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row . Brantley . Smith E. Davis (Mgr.) H. Baker - Howell /, Lord - Caldwell J. Silas King . Birdsong . Davis T. Stuart - Mallary . Buchanan . Davis 3. Anderson . Whitten . Skinner . Wilson . Landress - Rainey . Hutchings . DeFore 5. Alred Bradley . Askew . Vann . Dahigren . Lovvorn *, Wynn . Fickling . Holland . Causey . Torrence . Reynolds 3. Smith . Carter . Thompson . Autry . Langford . Hall . Henderson . Deeb eyes oe Athletic Business Managers (Mer.) Lloyd Newberry - Jack Cowart - Jack Beck Det Mere os One Hundred Seventeen GRAHAM SCORES One Hundred Eighteen BAYNE MALLARY Halfback HAROLD THOMPSON Guard SEASON RECORD Opponent Lanier September 16Brown 19 September 23Marist 6 September 30Columbus October 7Savannah October 14Benedictine October 21Jordan October 28Richmond November 5Miami November 11Baker Village November 18Sidney Lanier December 2Glynn Academy STUART SNEAKS THROUGH UP AND OVER = RAINEY IS PULLED DOWN BAYNE MALLARY IS STOPPED COLD JERRY RAINEY BOB ANDERSON PAUL HALL Back End . Tackle One Hundred Nineteen TOM STUART HAROLD BAKER PAUL HENDERSON BILLY CARTER Back Guard Back Back . a y BILLY HUTCHINGS EDDIE BRADLEY CLAYTON BUCHANAN Guard Back Tackle to | 39 WHITTEN GAINS BILL FICKLING JOE SILAS End End One Hundred Twenty JERRY RAINEY Back BUDDY CALDWELL Back JOE DEFORE Guard BILL HOLLAND Center BILL BIRDSONG End ACTION ON THE GRID CHEERLEADERS First row, left to right: Patsy Barry, Mary Brumback, Nor- ma Stillwell, Helen Anderson. Second row: George Clay, Bill Orth, Tommy Crews, Bob Orth, Jack Leverett. One Hundred Twenty-One SELBY BUCK Head Coach TOM PORTER Assistant Coach One Hundred Twenty-Two LANIER 1950 GIA.A. TEAM ROSTER | First Row Second Row Thomas Mixon Kenneth Marshall (Megr.) Ferrell Vaughn Inman Veal James Hughes Neil Holton Bert Schwartz Reggie Andrews Richard Reid John Thomas John Hughes Third Row Donald Smith (Asst. Mgr.) Ed. DeFore James Vann Jack Skinner Bill Fickling Tom Stuart BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Richard Reid Forward n- All GIAA sill Fickling Center ill Region - AU GIAA Inman Veal Guard gion 411 GIAA Bert Schwartz Guard All Region - All GIAA Ed. DeFore Forward Thomas Mixon Forward Jack Skinner Center Ferrell Vaughn Forward John Thomas Forward One Hundred Twenty-Three Veal Scores a Field Goal Schwartz Grabs a Rebound Lanier 'B Squad First Row B. Brown B. Waugh C. Hollis T. Boone M. Garvin Second Row K. Marshall (Mer.) E. Selman C. Wilson M. Simmons B. Smith I. Carmichael Third Row Tom Porter (Coach) B. Green J. Cowart D. Banks One Hundred Twenty-Four 1950 TRACK TEAM TL eee First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row J. Wait R. Whitten J. Finney (Asst. Mgr.) J. DeFore H. Lamon F. Roberts J. Perkins K. Marshall R. Smith G. Carroll B. Patton B. Owens W. Graham H. Bloodworth J. Lawton ). Sparrow R. Reid B. Young B. Orth B. Fickling H. Baker L. Badman B. Orth B. Pierce F. Fountain B. Carter R. Torrance B. Reynolds C. Hill E. McBreaty L. Junk B. Hutchins C. Gardner D. Malone J. Jones B. Chafin (Mgr.) Bill shows correct form to Bob and Bill One Hundred Twenty-Five pl LANG BASEBALL ag 1950 Baseball Team First row, left to right: W. Gassett (Mgr.), T. Mixon, B. Holland, R. Andrews, I. Veal, P. Henderson, B. Toole (Asst. Mgr.). Second row: B. Brown, J. Hughes, J. Hughes, C. Feb, J. Powers, B. Schwartz, J. Clarke. Third row: E. DeFore, J. Newberry, D. Banks, J. Valentine, E. Hardy, B. Irby, C. Chaffin. Veal Tags One 1950 Golf Team Standing, left to right: B. Mallary, L. Blum, L. John- son, B. Hall, J. Gholson (Coach), B. Frederick, G. Lump- = kin, J. Worm. Kneeling: L. Trawick, A. Adams, B. Lamar. Coach Gholson Shows Them How One Hundred Twenty-Siz JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Junior High Coaches Tom Corn - Mike Spense - Dargan McAfee Dargan McAfee - O. T. Carawan - Tom Corn - W. D. Dooly Junior High Varsity M. Spence Quarterback W. Payne Right Halfback B. Storey Fullback G. Lovett Left Halfback JR. HI ROSTER First row, left to right: H. Lov- ett, C. Roland, B. Sanders, F. Hough, C. Corn, A. B. Lee, J. Stallings, E. Stokes, R. Hudson. Second row: C. Parker, J. Mec- Neely, J. Townsend, J. Knott, G. Lovett, R. Welch, A. Green, W. Payne, B. Croom. Third row: Coach McAfee, K. Daughtry, A. Minor, B. Johnson, J. Hudson, C. Perry, O. Davis, J. Crenshaw, P. Noble, B. Almand, Coach Corn. One Hundred Twenty-Seven JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM ROSTER First row, left to right: H. Middlebrooks, J. Tucker, R. Wilder, J. Kitchens, B. Horne, B. DeVaughn. Second row: H. Lovett, J. Vickers, J. Moorehead, C. Perry, E. Crawford, B. Mason, W. Saunders. Junior High Basketball Squad | i { = Se Peal | ic COACHES READ UP ON RULES One Hundred Twenty-Eight 5 a > ~ > >= w a~] > 3 Ss = oS 2 . oo 2 a : , 7 eae dpi eet int er tats 7 : ociha sc ef yet a c aa r ie a, PLT Pian a ah iy > ag r 7; 4 : r I ws \ PEs 4 7 7 ; t One Hundred Thirty One Hundred Thirty-One JEAN RAINEY ANN ASBELL BETTIE ATKINSON Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Major Exhibition Officers, Captains and Lieutenants Miller Captains Miller Lieutenants Lanier Captains Lanier Lieutenants MILLER EXHIBITION CAPTAINS First row, left to right: Mary Joyce Henderson, Anita Coleman, Jeanette Davidson, Gay Sanders, Agnes Carr. Marjorie 3edgood, Louise White, McCallum, Betty Sue Mauldin, Martha Lovett. Second row: Betty LANIER CAPTAINS FOR EXHIBITION First row, left to right: Barbara Cook, Adele Burgin, Janet Morrison. Second row: Toby Tyler, Shirley Hughens, Sara Jean Walters, Beth Ellerbee. Third row: Faye Anderson, Barbara Butts, Laura Hern- don, Emily Mason, Beverly Alexander, Major Sports At Miller y Mnres \@, MILLER EXHIBITION LIEUTENANTS First row, left to right: Marjorie Saunders, Betty Dar- ity, Shirley Mason, Jane Cole, Kathleen Peeples. Mary Ann Beightol, Elder, Erin Turner, Peggy Carlisle, Barbara Starnes, Ann Wingers. Second row: Jean LANIER LIEUTENANTS FOR EXHIBITION First row, left to right: Cater Baxley, Lola Carr, Ern- estine Moore. Second row: Patsy White, Louise Bollinger, Mary Anne Armstrong, Mary Chaffin. Third row: Jean Cassidy, Gaven Hall, Elizabeth Mar- shall, Sally Willingham, Patricia Layfield. Basketball, a major sport at Miller is exciting to both on-lookers and players. These girls from the Monday, Wednes- day, and Friday IV period gym class are really taking the game seriously. Breathless but determined, these soccer players from the II period Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday gym class are out to win. These girls from the IV period Mon- day, Wednesday, and Friday gym class are actually participating in a fast game of Speed Pin Ball. The best preparation for volleyball is the game of speed ball in which these girls are participating. . With Helen Faulkner at bat for one team and Marion Holloman acting as catcher, IV period Monday, Wednes- day, and Friday class is enjoying soft- ball, a major sport at Miller. In the gym classes at Lanier Junior High, the girls enjoy a game of softball. Looking like a merry band from Sher- wood Forest, these girls from the II period Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday archery class are prepared to fill the target with arrows. i alley a, vinele a eee ee i As a result of their excellent marks- manship, Marjorie Bedgood and Nancy Harrold are busy pulling arrows out of the target. be jis Ta) Hiya Masa | ie TEL. par ->- Ss > a - 7 Pinging for serve before entering a fast Badminton ClassA recreational game game of table tennis are Mae Jean Wall and of interest to all ages is badminton. Bet- Barbara Byars from the IV period Monday, ty Sue Mauldin is returning a serve. Wednesday, and Friday gym class. ** ha- Shuffleboard Class Wynelle Newberry and Betty Colbert compete in a game of shuffleboard, a minor sport at Miller. Congratulation to Nancy Highsmith, the Tennis Champion and to Kathleen Peeples, the runner-up. One Hundred Thirty-Siz With happy hearts and light feet, these L.A.A. 7 2pye tron ) y >) The members of this group consist of: folk da neers jy) om the I\ pe } iod Mon- First row, left to right: Patricia Wright, Eleanor Garrett, Dorothy Greenway, Betty lo 2a aan ; 2 Yd Marsh, Adele Burgin, Sally Willingham, Anne Henderson, Anne Bootle, Barbara day, Wednesday, and Friday gym class ae Dig 5a Mig er 29499; 24a . a , > ser7y . Second row: Beverly Alexander, Mary Virginia Bryan, Elizabeth Marshall, Faye su ing the ul pai tne rs to the tune The Anderson, Betty McCoy, Sally McCarley, Mary Chafin, Betty Toole, Marjorie Best. oF, Da a09 7 > ? Third row: Rebecca Newberry, Martha Maye, Millie Jordan, Red Rin ) } alle y. Crosby, Carolyn Holton, Jean Freeney, Betty Lou Clance, Beverly Parten, Anne Ives. Fourth row: Lola Carr, Sara Jean Walters, Sylvia Gean, Dorothy Atkinson, Carey Keen, Mary Carey, Pat Gallemore, Billie Ruth Parks, Julia Anne Parsons. Maria Higgins, Betty At Lanier, a popular place is. the Game PATSY WHITR Room. At all periods girls gather to play tne bhaaim , ve winner oO v Lanier POSTURE CONTEST ping-pong, checkers or dominoes. for 1950 One Hundred Thirty-Seven Lanier girls are practicing square danc- ingthat ever-popular pastime. The caller has just yelled Do that grand right and left. a \a . My : A t = Aw Sia)! 1A Lanier students are demonstrating This class practices exercises in their skill as they go through compli- Self-Improvement. cated formations. One Hundred Thirty-Eight Lanier for Girls Pyramids In the Lanier for Girls Pyramids are: First row, left to right: Barbara Dyer, Maxine Yarbrough, Jane Baggarly, Manita Haygood, Barbara Amerson, Harriett Fincher, Faye Coleman, Jeanette Pipkin, Margaret Gunnels, Martha Young, Jean Hancock. Second row: Shirley Bridgeman, Martha Gunnels, Le Ann Spur- lock, Betty Toole. Third row: Dorothy Halligan. Lanier Crack Squad The Lanier Crack Squad is composed of: First row, left to right: Jo Anne Jolly, Carole Work, Betty Sikes, Jane Humphreys, Captain; Barbara Taylor, Dorothy Atkinson, Jean Malaspena. Second row: Marlene Meeks, Estelle Holton, Opal Freeney, Peg- gy Blount, Annette Drinnon, Bonnie Bonds, Barbara Mullis, Jackie Peeler, Cynthia Brown, Sylvia Gean. Miller Majorettes The Miller Majorettes include: Maxie Stephen, Janice Crawford, Gwendolyn Haines, June Craw- ford, Thea Weir, Jean Shepard, Zona Holliman, Ann Wadley, Janice Wright. One Hundred Thirty-Nine es! Scenes Around the Schools One Hundred Forty \e~ \\\ i \\ ae MILITARY Lanier High School RT, G. HARRY LAMON, JR. Colonel REGIMENTAL COMMANDER The ROTC of today, which is based upon the provisions of the National Defense Act of 1920, has been expanded to include thousands of schools throughout the country: high schools, civil col- leges, universities, military colleges, and junior colleges. It is an important component of our present National Security Program. Members of the ROTC undergo military training to fit them- selves to fill positions as commissioned and non- commissioned officers in the Organized Reserve Corps, in the National Guard, and, in some in- stances, for direct appointment into the Regular Army. It has been an honor and a privilege to have served as Cadet Colonel at the Lanier ROTC Regiment during the past year. I deeply appre- ciate the fine cooperation given me by the members of the corps. Gratefully yours, HARRY LAMON, JR. Cadet Colonel. MARY WEAVER Regimental Sponsor One Hundred Forty-Two AS USHER T. WINSLETT, JR. ROBERT E. BALLOW Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel First BATTALION SECOND BATTALION Battalion Commanders - y CLAIRE HATCHER BARBARA ATKINSON Sponsor Sponsor First BATTALION SECOND BATTALION One Hundred Forty-Three SWAIM TOLBERT TOOT WADE BROWN DENNIS PATSY BARRY Captain Sponsor Captain Sponsor Staff Captains and Sponsors BOB SWAIN KATHLEEN PEEPLES JAMES CRANFORD GAY SANDERS Captain Sponsor Captain Sponsor One Hundred Forty-Four Military Faculty ROBERT B. SMITH Colonel, P.M.S.&T. LAWRENCE STENSTROM LEE R. COX Captain Captain John W. Davis Uhler P. Porche Robert C. Curry Jesse D. Mock, Jr. Jones E. Rollison, Jr. Sergeant Master Sergeant Master Sergeant Sergeant, First-Class Sergeant One Hundred Forty-Five eadquarters Co. BILLY BARGERON ANNICE SHEPARD Captain Sponsor Fy . 7. y os Buzzie Hall Virgil Chambliss Lawrence Sander; First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenan FIRST PLATOON First Row Third Row W. Watson J. Jones R. Herb W. Huff C. Yates G. Stefano R. Word B. Walker C. Young W. Ward B. Tharpe B. Hill J. Lary J. Cranford Second Row Fourth Row J. Worm W. Turner H. Leverett A. Hankes B. Herndon G. Carter L, Mathis R. Larson A. Smith C. Chaffin C. Lester F. Dye SECOND PLATOON Tirst Row Third Row D. Mosley G. Bell R. Mattison C. Wilson B. Wilson E. Wells J. Worsham L. Daugherty J. DeFore R. Johnson D. Webb W. Moon R. Land Fourth Row Second Row . Parker H. Robinson A. Chapple W. Barlow 3. Walker L. Drew 3. Daniel W. Paulette . King J. Harkness E. Brady D. East R. Deeb One Hundred Forty-Six James Trimble First Lieutenant ompany Bob Orth Second Lieutenant FIRST PLATOON First Row P. Maloy W. Evans W. Ethridge W. Lister B. Havard N. Castellow M. Bailey Second Row D. Cheney . Powers . Ross . Grimsley . Thompson . Cannon . O'Neal Third Row D. Ethridge J. Kitchens E. Ratliff B. Hickman C. Cannon J. Molton H. Rollin H. Harrison Fourth Row J. Silas . Everidge S. Swift 7. Tarver . Tapley . Wilson SECOND PLATOON First Row A. Mimbs . Smith G. Clay . Kent . Palmer . Howard . Miller Second Row B. Hardigree C. Smith W. Lee F. Howell B. Anglin Third Row A. Powers B. Hunnicutt M. Crutchfield J. Dunn L. Dykes T. Hamlin S. Tarver Fourth Row J. Walker G. Lumpkin R. Andrews L. Waddell C. Greene M. Mann M. King THIRD PLATOON First row M. Rousey J. Fowler A. Leaptrot R. Carr B. Snow J. Fields Second row J. Hunnicutt P. Byrd O. Palmer C. Walters H. Lamar B. Jones Third row C. Evans R. Sharpe B. Matthews B. Mullis D. Jones G. Lynch Fourth row C. Sinclair J. Green E. Rowland J. Roberts D. Jones One Hundred Forty-Seven BILL FICKLING Captain MARY BRUMBACK Sponsor Company MARSHALL KEEN Captain SISSY STILLWELL Sponsor Bobby Elder First Lieutenant Jimmy Perkins Second Lieutenant Charles Aldridge Second Lieutenant FIRST PLATOON First Row Cc. Lundy C. Hamilton B. Sanders M. Garvin J. Ussery D. Lane B. Sanders J. Smith B. Moats Second Row C. Duggan B. Smith W. Bowers J. Shipp B. Darnell S. Howells N. Langford E. Avret B. Moats Third Row W. Causey R. Whitten J. Leverett T. Davenport A. Heyward J. Jordan J. Bloodworth C. Stillwell Fourth Row M. Monroe D. Meadows A. Weaver T. Carswell B. McElroy H. Kite B. Yandle SECOND PLATOON First Row C. McKinley G. Loviens N. Buck W. Nipper H. Edwards L. Trawick D. Kernaghan D. Horwitz J. Mimbs Second Row B. Callaway J. Wages M. Fender G. Bashuk C. Powers E. Herring L. Long L. Andrews Third Row L. Oakley J. Ard G. Clark B. Hendley . Donner . Berryhill . Parrott . Tanner . Parker Fourth Row J. Solomon R. Dahlgren M. Sires P. Henderson B. Birdsong B. Sims J. Bailey D. Dunbar D. Carr THIRD PLATOON First row H. Kelly R. Simmons Wm. Futral H. Thompson R. Miller 5S. Cates J. Bloodworth Second row Jones G. Laney H_ Childs C. Johns . Hollingsworth >. Hall . Rogers Third row R. Miller B. Long B. Goette J. Wells N. Walton M. Moore #. Comer H. Baker Fourth Row R. Barlow J. Warren J. Jones F. Wynn F. Vaughn A. Wimberly G. Essig W. Jones One Hundred Forty-Eight % A came TP ie, \ ft) Jack Beck First Lieutenant Company Alvin North Brinson Leaptrot Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant FIRST PLATOON First Row T. Yearty . Daniel . Simmons C. Deal . Hill - House . Irby . Post Second Row . Hickman . Long . Lockhart . Headden G. Vaughn B. Crawford C. Everett Third Row B. Jenkins J. Graham H. Wheeler Cc. Hamm J. Jessup G. White J. DeFore Fourth Row C. Carter L. Stringfellow E. Jones B. Webster E. Jones J. Veal B. Stuckey SECOND PLATOON irst Row E. Skipper . Harpley . Marsh j. Toole . Stokes >. Hollis . Clark W. Chew Second Row E. Statum 4 Land M. Hall R. White H. Anderson 5. Cranford W. Jones A. Zorn Third Row W. Roberts W. Gassett H. Giddens D. Hunnicutt R. Williams B. Rollen C. Sanders Fourth Row J. Riggins W. Sparks J. Connell F. Youmans B. Stevens R. Smith S. Bryan J. Garrett C. Baker THIRD PLATOON First Row B. Harrison ). Hindman . Rivers . Norville . Worsham . Adams . Jones Second Row R. Ellerbee B. Brown B. Anderson D. Driskell K. Stone M. Whitlock C. Hill Third Row C, Hartness C. Fountain C, Harkness J. Clarke P. Martin H. Conner F. McKenney Fourth Row R. Thrash H. Bloodworth H. Davenport . Crutchfield MeCook E. Brickle B. Long One Hundred Forty-Nine i TOMMY CREWS HELEN BARNES Captain ANDERSON Sponsor BILLY CARTER Captain BETTY CROWTHER Sponsor Sammy Clark First Lieutenant Tommy Sanders Grafton Smith Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant FIRST PLATOON MOUS og SS 1 3% Firat Row B. Bramblett S. Wolfe L. Thomson J. Elsasser J. McElmurray R. White H. Brooks J. Smith P. Oxley Second Row C. Byrd J. Marbut J. Yancey A. Willingham B. Addleton J. Chester B. Bryant J, Ross R. Terrell Third Row C. Cook . Sloan >. Hall 2. Wilson . Smith . Skinner . Sparrow 4 Mullis Fourth Row D. Livingston . Lewis - Maxwell . Smith 2. Alred . Bivins - McNair - Barnett . Ray SECOND PLATOON First Row L. Dunlap I, Carmichael W. Brown R. Smith B, Scott J. Hollis J. Thompson R. Wilkes L. Irby Second Row E. Bradley T. Prescott J. Roney T. Griffin R. Aultman R. Cooper A. Johnson J. Etheridge F. Williamson R. George Third Row B. Bowman L. Richardson D. Taylor R. Hinson W. Posey G. Balkeom B. Smith M. Simmons W. Paul B. Pierce Fourth Row W. Thompson M. Caldwell A. Adams J. Merritt . Buchanan . Stuart . Sheehan . Woolf . Reece D. Wallace THIRD PLATOON First Row H. Stroup T. Boone R. Draper R. Andrews C. Green L. Sanders J. Sanders Second Row F. Braddy C. Homan W. Rodeheaver W. Bond B. Maw L. Chancey D. West Third Row R. Caldwell . Barnes >. Simons . Dodd . Patton . Williams . Wade . Taylor Fourth Row J. Cork M. Askew J. Windham C. Hardin R. Turner M. Leonard J. Holley One Hundred Fifty Company 4 Captain Sponsor MA LARRY BLUM TOOTSIE KINGMAN om uther Bloodworth Bert Schwartz Fleetwood Maddox First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant FIRST PLATOON First Row Third Row F. Bardes J. Jordan E. Gibson C. Findlay F. Mills P. Watson B. Bradley B. Hollingsworth S. Rose W. Gentry R. Mosley J. Rowe T. Collins C. Van Landinghar W. Lamb B. Reynolds R. Crawford M. Poythress Second Row Fourth Row C. DuBose B. Holland J. Bray J. Davis R. Molder B. Fredericks J. Dionne E. Reagan b. Brown E. Powell C. Walden R. Torrance G. Henley J. Newberry C. Devaughn J. Sapp D. OShaughnessey B. Ramsey SECOND PLATOON First Row Third Row G. Cramer C. Cummings J. Smith B. Lewis B. Waugh T. Misenheimer D. Johnson J. OQuinn B. Atwater D. Dennison L. Bridgeman B. Brightwell B. Wade C. Garlington Second Row Fourth Row J. Hughes G. Bostick C. Gober J. Stevens J. Hughes R. Perry R. McCowen C. Morris H. Cannon D. Banks M. Milan B. Cutler O. Maleom J. Benton P. Taylor THIRD PLATOON First Row Third Row . Newberry M. Etheridge }. Moody B. Caldwell ). Davis H. Crooms . Maner R. Hanson . Randall W. Cable ). Markwalter E. Wilcher . MeNair E. Henderson . Pinkerton J. Mueller . Chafin Fourth Row Second Row R. Hicks R. Kaney D. Malone C, Chapman W. Wright J. Barfield S. Wheaton E. McBrearty B. Parker G. Hindman E. Selman B. Coney J. Hightower E. Farrar J. Garvin Company J. G. ETHERIDGE CONNIE BRIGGS Captain Sponsor Gene Carroll Bill Orth Homer Lovvorn First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant FIRST PLATOON Firat Row Third Row Wm. Callaway T. Crosby A. Williamson C. Moore R. Hollis H. Landress J. Joiner L. Luttrell > D. Asbell R. Wood ola R. Nagel C. Gardner L. Anderson J. Addleton iy B. Cramer D. Burkhalter J. Finney Fourth Row . Second Row J. Vann ~ H. Molton . Thornton {= : H. NeSmith . Doster P. Herring . Cowart L. Johnson . Clary V. Hanson . Kelly R. Harbin . Harris J. Davis . Busley R. Crumbliss SECOND PLATOON First row Third Row F. Dent J. Sandifer B. Griffin B. Newman D. Hammond R. Douglas J. Norton J. Causey W. McPherson T. Mixon R. Fontaine T. Raspberry J. Snow B. Mallory F. Roberts B. Hutchings Second Row Fourth Row J. Watson K. Marshall B. Simmons B. Nickels . Moore C. Tidwell - Mullis M. Cohen . Driskell G. Richter =. Dunwody 8. Griffin J. Bales A. Cook J. Hardy B. Anderson C. Johnson One Hundred Fifty-Two EDWIN HART ANN STRONG Captain Sponsor First Row Third Rou J. Richardson W. Flewellyn C. Turner O. Walker . Grace R. Brokenshire . Wilcox C. Hightower - Hammack G. Burgess . Greene J. Waite >. Lovein W. Kitchens j. Reeves B. Young . McGren J. Andrews . Aides P. Goette G. Burgamy Jack Hooton Elwyn McDaniel Clyde Bloodworth Judson Hallman Senasil Sane s ? irst Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant R. Sark Fourth Row G. Hamilton P. Broome J. Dame E. Kent S. Maze R. Jones D. Martin . Chestnut B. Bruner . Lawton R. Murphy T. Turner L. Brubaker . Bass J. London . Wimberley /. Watson ). Veal . Campbell . Almand B. Chapman D. McDaniel H J T J R W. Smith J. Moxley Ww WwW H H One Hundred Fifty-Three LEON CULPEPPER Band Director LANIER JUNIOR HIGH BAND PRE-BAND MAJORETTES Kneeling, left to right: Ann Wadley, Janice Wright. Standing: Janis Crawford, Barbara Adams, June Crawford, Maxie Stephan, Jean Shepard, Zona Hol- loman, Thea Weir. Rifle Team cir nS COLOR GUARD Left to right: T. Crosby, J. Valentine, H. Croom; D. Monroe. THE BIG 5 Plan the Competitive Drill THE RIFLE TEAM A FAVORITE PASTIME First row, left to right: J. Peters, J. Newberry, J. Trimble, D. Jones, T. Hamlin. Second row: Sgt. Mock (Coach), M. Sires, J. Blood- worth, E. Williams, A. Cummings, J. Cranford. Third row: G. Richter, R. Cranford, B. Webster, M. Harris, E. Selman. One Hundred Fifty-Five One Hundred Fifty-Six r ey | ; = > s 2) i > = om, = od 3 = ~ o Compliments of E. W. ELDER GROCERY 117 North Avenue Compliments INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION Macon, Georgia Compliments of KINNETT - ODOM COMPANY One Hundred Fifty-Eight MACON PET SUPPLY Your Pet Needs are our Pet Hobbies Garden Supplies and Seeds Tropical Fish, Birds Phone Ivy 1936 521 Third Street Macon, Georgia In Macon Its FRIEDMAN'S Home of Hearts Desire Diamonds and Holland Watches For Better Vision Visit FRIEDMANS OPTICAL DEPT. 574 Cherry Street Macon, Ga. Billboard Advertising SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SERVICE New Location MEADE ROAD Vou Ave Bice When Yon Motors and Controls Insure With CLIFF M. HATCHER vere INSURANCE AGENCY Browning Drives SALES AND SERVICE oe ae WILSON ELECTRIC COMPANY Room 103 Professional Building 830 Mulberry St. Phone Ivy 1874 em, _tiiialitale Phones 373-8904 549 Pine Street Macon, Georgia Macon, Georgia # , FICKLING & WALKER INCORPORATED Pe Ee, decd ed Oe and INDURORS 240 Second Street MACON, GEORGIA One Hundred Fifty-Nine 302 Bibb Building Phone 351 Macon, Georgia Quality Commercial - Industrial Y 3 : : Famous for its Hospitality and Residential Construction Say It With Flowers HARRI S PHA ss yh lea IDLE HOUR NURSERIES Souths Leading Florists Prescription Specialists Phone Ivy 2853 Macon, Georgia 311 Cotton Avenue Phone 224 MACON CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION The Citizens and Southern National Bank First National Bank & Trust Co., in Macon City Bank & Trust Company One Hundred Sixty Charles H. Yates Motor Company OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service 717 Third Street Phones 1445-1446 Macon, Georgia McNair Lumber and Supply Company Striving to Sell at a Price You Can Afford to Build When You think of Building, Remodeling or Repairs Think of McNair 292 Fifth Street Phone 5200 Macon, Georgia CAREY TILE Made by PICKARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY A Home Product Made in the Heart of Georgia 1654 Waterville Road Phone Ivy 70 Macon, Georgia Georgia Agencies Available Inquiries from Architects and Contractors Solicited Compliments of Karsten and Denson Company Seeds - Dairy and Poultry Equipment Macon, Georgia GEORGIA HIGHWAY EXPRESS Office: 237 Broadway Phone 5185 Compliments of R. A. BOWEN GENERAL CONTRACTOR One Hundred Sixty-One ( omplime nts of Southeastern Greyhound Lines Phone 4970 338 Broadway Macon, Ga. Compliments of RHODES, INC. Marsh Motors, Inc. 627 Third Street Your Friendly CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Dealer Cornell-Young Company Ready Mix Concrete Fifth Street and West Express Phone 4297-1657 Willingham Loan & Trust Company Realtors Real Estate - Loans - Insurance Rent Collections - Commercial Leases 350 Second Street Macon, Georgia One Hundred Sixty-Two Phone 361 5 , Harps Grocery Groceries and Fresh Meats 2283 Clayton Street Phone 7471 Macon, Georgia Compliments of Royal Crown Bottling Co. Bottlers of R. C. Cola and Nehi Flavors Try No. 730 Coffee GOOD C. D. Kenny Division W. T. Grant Company Known for Values 418 Third Street Macon, Ga. Feeds -Grain and Hay Julliette Milling Company Macon, Georgia Progressive Life Insurance Company Progressive Policies Protect Progressive People Industrial Department E. M. Roberts, District Manager 309-10-11-12 Grand Bldg. Phone 1537 Macon, Georgia Compliments Belk-Matthews Company DEPARTMENT STORE Macon, Ga. Compliments of Macon Grocery Company R. C. Cropper Company OE pg FARM EQUIPMENT HEAVY HARDWARE Strictly Wholesale AD SOLICITORS First row, left to right: Margaret Bax- ley, Julie Brown, Marian Hunt, Shirley Hamlin, Tula Robertson, Janet Perdue. Second row: Mary Ann Snellgrove, Arlene Wolf, Lucienne Fountain, Toot Wade, Claire Hatcher. Third row: Shirley Swain, Betty Vance, Doz Brown, Helen Hayes. McDaniels Variety Store 3164 Vineville Avenue Frank Brooks Shoe Company Quality Footwear for the Entire Family 435 Third Street Phone Ivy 3486 Macon, Georgia Phil C. Shealy Insurance Agency Liberal Dividends Paid Policyholders on All Forms of Insurance 205 Hart Building +)+ Phone 6880 Safety and Service at a Saving One Hundred Sixty-Three Compliments of Willingham & Payne 350 Second Street Phone 360 Automobile and Fire INSURANCE Compliments of Burden, Smith & Co. Home-Owned and Operated 350-356 Third Street Lowe Electric Company Wholesale 4+noO+ Plumbing - Heating and Electrical Supplies YORK AIR CONDITIONING and IRON FIREMAN HEATING Conditioned Air, Inc. 325 Fifth Street Phone 8933-3250 Macon, Georgia One Hundred Sixty-F our Len Bergs Restaurant Famous for Fine Food Back Home in the Alley Andersen's Watches and Diamonds 3611 Second Street Phone 6738 Say It with Flowers Johnson-Yates Flower Shop The Shop of Personal Service Phone: Ivy 900 412 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia Flowers Wired Anywhere Herbert Smart Clothing Company Macons Smartest Mens Wear Shop Phone 951 559 Cherry St. ( omplime nts of Robert O. Thomas Realtor 583 Cherry St. Phone 1067 G&H CAFE Georgia Ham Sandwiches - Real Pit Bar-B-Q Fruit Juices Phone 9541 Andrews Sign Company Remember Business Grows Where Neon Glows Neon and Commercial Signs 328 Cherry Street Phone Ivy 167 Compliments of Swan Restaurant 446 Cotton Avenue HAMLIN SHEET METAL WORKS Architectural Sheet Metal Work Janitral Automatic Gas Heating 548 BROADWAY PHONE 179 Macon, Ga. P. O. Box 313 2992 Vineville Avenue 2644 Houston Avenue Mathis-Akins Concrete Block Company, Inc. Foot of Elm StreetBelow Division Well-Cured Concrete Blocks Macon, Ga. Phone Ivy 54 REVELL GROCERY 2295 Second Street Macon, Ga. Hightower Service Station 2895 Houston Avenue Phone 9537 Compliments of Woods Service Station Courteous Service Phone 9301 Body Work Painting Seat Covers Auto Glass CECIL SHADBURNS AUTO BEAUTY SHOP From the Frame Up" Phone Ivy 1102 730 Third St. Macon, Georgia One Hundred Sixty-Five Cassidys Garage Day Parking 423 Mulberry Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of Ogletrees Bakery and Grill 3450 Napier Avenue Phone Ivy 9151 Dixie Dairies ) ICE CREAM You can go Dancing After One Hour Regardless of Age Even if Youve Never Danced Before You Can Go Dancing Af- ter the First Lesson at Bea Caldwells Fox Trot - Waltz - Rumba - Samba - Tango Jitterbug For Teen Age and Adult Private or Class Instruction Call Ivy 2659 Located Macon Hotel Building BEA CALDWELL DANCE STUDIO Dance With Confidence and Popularity Is Yours One Hundred Sixty-Six AD SOLICITORS First row, left to right: Alice Ryle, Mary Alice Eisner, Deena Wasden, Jane Atkin- son, Dotty Hobby. Second row: Ann Brackett, Shirley Epps, Carol Holloman, Bobbie Jean Wood, Lynne 3arnes, Ann Council. Third row: Annette Duggan, Lila Bur- ney, Louise Pape, Dolly Black, Patsy Mc- Cullough, Harriet Mack. Compliments of Fishers Drug Store 2846 Napier Avenue Phone 3186 METRO STUDIO Fine Photographs 588 CHERRY STREET PHONE 890 ON YOUR DIAL ee r: =z = DIAL 940 10,000 WATTS en ad Sixty-Se v Hundre One TENNIS and GYM SHOES he Ns SA if SI d f r i3 = DANNENBERG'S Basement Shoe Department Art Furniture Manufacturing Company Manufacturers of Occasional Furniture Macon, Georgia STOKES - SHAHEEN Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Tomatoes and Bananas A Specialty 466 OGLETHORPE STREET PHONES: 473 AND 8012 One Hundred Sixty-Eight Compliments of BIBB MATTRESS COMPANY McAfee Candy Company, Inc. Waterville Road +1+ Coconut Haystax and Glo-Jo Two Delicious Candy Bars Compliments of THE JONES POSTER COMPANY Steve M. Solomon, Jr. CLARK MEMORIALS Inc. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Designers and Builders of istinctive Monuments Distinctive Monuments io Sa Since 1898 Chevrolet Service Prompt Efficient Economical 3250 Forsyth Road Phone 1069 Dunlap Chevrolet Co. Shop Your NEW Sears lll Third Street Macon, Georgia Phones: Ivy 2780 to Ivy 2793 One Hundred Sixty-Nine Cities Service Products Joel Thames Quality FoodsEveryday Low Prices PIGGLY WIGGLY SIX STORES IN MACON 476 SECOND ST. 565 POPLAR ST. 1091 WASHINGTON AVE. 1029 SECOND ST. 2460 VINEVILLE AVE. 458 MULBERRY ST. We Appreciate Your Patronage Peeler's Sports Department for the Athlete and Sportsman PEELER HARDWARE COMPANY Macon, Georgia Fishing Hunting One Hundred Seventy Edwells Trick and Novelty Co. From the House of 1000 Laughs Everything for FunJoy Buzzers and Hand Shaker Tricks, Jokes, Puzzles, Magic Sets, Noise Makers, Wigs, seards, Party Favors, Gifts and Novelties Phone 9547 320 Second St. Macon, Ga. Kellys Kareful Kleaners Kareful Kleaning with Most Modern Equipment 119-121 North Avenue 821 Second Street Kash and Karry Only Compliments of J. Freeman Hart and. J. Freeman Hart, Jr. Compliments of Stewart Oil Company Third and Mulberry Streets Macon, Georgia Headquarters for Miller and Lanier Jewelry Tom Cook, Jeweler Cherry at Second Phone 3881 Compliments of Compliments MACON BOWLING of CENTER A FRIEND 455 First Street Phone 229] of MACON Coca-Cola BOTTLING COMPANY Ob bbb bb bbb bbb bt tt bbb bbb bb obob ob bbb abbott bot bo bobod botot bbb bob bbb bb bb bt a ae * If You Belong to One of These Groups: 1. High School Students about to be graduated 2. A teacher needing further professional training 3. Future Religious Workers THIS INFORMATION may have important value for you. The Summer Quarter, June 12-August 20, will offer a full schedule of standard courses for entering Freshmen, who thus may begin with out loss of time from their college career. Both pre-service and in-service programs for elementary and second- ary teachers and principals now offered every quarter an expanded teacher-training program. Special Workshop June 12-July 14. Child guidance clinic. Mercer offers, in the Roberts School of Christianity, collegiate train ing for ministers ar aining for non-ministerial religions leadership in such types of service as Church Secretary, Education Director, and Young Peoples Leader. The nationally accredited Law School has built up a competent facul- ty and is broadening its curriculum, Registration has more than quad rupled since it resumed operation in September, 1945 New departments added to the Liberal Arts College in recent years provide opportunities for study in the fields of Drama, Music, Paint ing, and Sculpture. > For More Than A Century Mercer has been a good place to go for an education. In physical equipmentdormitories, gymnasium, laboratories, libraries; in finan- cial status; in faculty and staff; in outlook and spirit, Mercer is better off today than ever before. For Information Write THE REGISTRAR Mercer University MACON, GEORGIA FHKKAA AAA AAS AS SAS SES SES SESS SES SECS SESS SLES SECSESLCSL SE SECSESESE LLL SLL SSL LSE SLE ASL LAL SSAA SCSACSIE SE SSE LFF ILL SIE SAS ISS SAL SACL SSL ELE FFE FEEL SESE SESSA SASS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ") A XH IIIA IIIAIALIIAAIAAIAIAIAS ASI SAIS ASIA IIS ASI SSA SISISIS SASSI I SISSIES SISSIES ISIS SAIS SASS ASSAM IS ee _ One Hundred Seventy-Two Pinkerton Pharmacy Cherry at Broadway Phone 1941-1942 Bob Stevens Service Station for Complete AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Modern Grocery Company Lowest Wholesale Prices 985 Broadway Phone 771 Compliments of Couch and Woodall Buick Cadillac Faithfully Serving Owners in Macon and Territory Since 1918 Huckabee Auto Company Third at Pine Macon PHOTOENGAAVING PHOTOGAAPHY opinnop Mal. 481 Broadway Phone 6888 Sing Service Station 2794 Houston Avenue J. S. Waldorf & Son GROCERIES AND FEED 4 Good Place to Trade 641 Poplar Street Phone 7800 Guy White Radio Expert Radio Repairs Retail Radio and Electronic Supplies 654 Mulberry St. Phone 6077 Macon, Ga. Compliments of a FRIEND Watch and Jewelry Repairing Reliable Goods Only Kernaghans, Inc. JEWELERS ele 419 Cherry Street Phone 836 Macon, Georgia AUTO LOANS | Georgia Motor Finance Company 111 Persons Building Phone 5371-8521 One Hundred Seventy-Three Compliments oT Taylor Iron Works and Supply Company Macon, Georgia Compliments of Clarke Drug Company 303 Cotton Avenue and Young Drug Company 302 Broadway Compliments of R. D. KINGMAN and JULIAN H. TURNER One Hundred Seve nty-Four MARBUT COMPANY Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supplies 170 Poplar Street Phone Ivy 2750 Macon, Georgia Carstarphen & Sons (Successors to Carstarphen, Inc.) CANDY MANUFACTURERS Distributors John Ruskin and Melba Cigars Candies 640-648 Broadway Phones 7171-2-3 Compliments of L. E SCHWARTZ & SON Successors to Schwartz and Phaul Composition Roofing and Warm Air Heating 528 PLUM STREET TELEPHONE 340 Amoco Products A. D. SOWELL . . . Staple and Fy NC? Groceries Bill Adams Service Station c is A and Fresh Meats Phone 9114 Vineville and Riley reves ; : 275 Clayton Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of Ts . ~ * Macon Peanut & Storage Wilsons Restaurant Company 557 Cherry Street Phone 8050 Odorless Cleaners STEPHENS Registered Py yle - Merchandise - Dresses - Coats - Hats None Better Access 77 169 Spring St. Macon, Georgia 543 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia NEW YORKER CLEANERS Phone 4317 294-296 Main St. Macon, Georgia ___ Compliments Lincoln - Mercury Sales - Service oj Murphey, Taylor and Ellis SPARKS MOTOR COMPANY 567 PLUM STREET PHONE 7872 Coleman, Meadows, Pate Drug Company Wholesale Druggists Macon, Georgia One Hundred Seventy-Five Compliments of AD SOLICITORS First row, left to right: William Gassett, BIRDSEY FLOUR MILLS Barbara Senft, Mary Weaver, Kathleen Pee- ples, Mary West, Staley Cates, Second row: Bruce Frederick, Donald Dennison, George Clay, Lloyd Badman. For the Finest in Cam ind eras Everything Photographic COKES Macons Photographic Center 735 Cherry Street Next to Y.M.C.A. Middle Georgia's Favorite Newspapers COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE WORLDS BEST COMICS Che Maron Celegraph Morning The Macon News Evening The Macon Telegraph and News Sunday One Hundded Seventy-Six ( omplime nts Macon Federal Savings LAMAR - PERSONS MOTOR COMPANY and Loan Association Gilbert Furniture Co. 552 Poplar Street Phone Ivy 2393 Service J. E. BILL OLDHAM OPTICIAN Prescriptions Filled Lenses Duplicated Phone 8295 Phone 325 Basement of Persons Bldg. Phone 3317 Macon, Georgia Bibb Manufacturing Co. Macon, Georgia The First Name in TEXTILES One Hundred Seventy-Seven TEEN TALK Tootsie Kingman Ginny Fickling With Your School News and Views 11:30 Saturdays WNEX Marine SuppliesBoats and Motors A. S. Hatcher Company 594 Third Street Macon, Georgia Wintons Pharmacy Second at Oglethorpe Street Macon, Georgia HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES King of the Highways COLUMBIA BICYCLES Worlds Best CLIFF WALKER CO. Established 1915 Sales and Service 523 Poplar Street Macon, Georgia Phone 4679 Maxwell Brothers Furniture Co., Inc. 471 Second Street Macon, Georgia One Hundred Seventy-Eight Glass Pharmacy Broadway and Poplar Compliments of JEFFREYS - McELRATH MANUFACTURING COMPANY SEALS BROTHERS \gents for A. G. Spalding Bros. and Wilson Sporting Goods Boxes Lumber Dempsey Block353 Third Street Sterchis Home Furnishers for More Than Half A Century Georgia Stores: ATLANTA ATHENS DALTON One Hundred Seventy-Nine Rent A Car or Truck Drivurself Reasonable Rates - Good Equipment No Need to be a One Car Family We Will Furnish the Extra Car for that Special Trip PHONE 4263 546 SECOND STREET HERTZ DRIVURSELF SERVICE YELLOW CABS Are A Symbol of Prompt Dependable Service Equipped With Two-Way Radio Operated by Courteous Drivers One Hundred Eighty Ride the Suburban Buses to LAKESIDE AND RAGANS PARK Also CONVENIENT SCHEDULES to FRANKLINTON - LANIER HEIGHTS CLINTON ROAD- FortT HILL, AND SHIRLEY HILLS Suburban Transit Lines, Inc. 275 BROADWAY PHONE 5413 Serving Macons Suburban Areas Since 1932 THE NAME sam S. Chandler ON YOUR INSURANCE POLICY Is a Symbol of Protection and Service Sam 5. Chandler Insurance Agency Hotel Lanier Building Phone 7126 Established 1920 TWINS Ed Rowland, Bob Orth - Bill Orth, James - Jerry Harkness. First row, left to right: Fred Rowland - Hughes - John Hughes, Charles Harkness Second row: Carolyn Kitchens - Marilyn Kitchens, Janet Harp - Janice Harp, Mar- tha Brumback - Mary Brumback, Barbara Hollis - Mary Frank Hollis. Compliments of PEGGY HALE Home of Womens Smart Wearing A ppare ls GOLDMAN'S Cherry Street Specialists in Smart Junior Feminine Apparel McClure - Baldwin Company OFFICE OUTFITTERS Agents A. B. Dick Mimeographs 570 Mulberry Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of ROY UTLEY 108 Second Street Compliments of T & T Packing Company Wholesale Meat Packers Browns Book Store Books - Stationery - Office Supplies 357 Cotton Avenue Phone Ivy 644 Compliments Steve Popper GirtTsANTIQUES 1066 MAGNOLIA ST. MACON, GEORGIA One Hundred Eighty-One Gleatons Bakery Home of Good Eats 2643 Second Street Phone 8232 Meet Your Friends at Brambletts Barber Shop 406 Cotton Avenue Gradys Thriftimart and Trading Center 800 Block of Second Street G. G. Hardeman Company Realtors and Insurors 577 Mulberry Street Macon, Ga. We Know Paints Jarrett Paint & Glass Co. 665-673 Poplar Street Compliments of Finchers Bar-B-Q Houston Avenue Shoes for the Entire Family BURTONS 415 Cherry Street Macons Photographic Center COKES Cameras - Film - Developing 735 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia One Hundred Eighty-Two Compliments of TRADING POST Compliments of Bray Electric Company E. C. McMillan Paint and Glass Company 435 Third Street Phone 5177 De Luxe Cleaners Phone 8470 Joe and Ernie Genone 2641 Second Street Regero Jewelry Company JEWELERS Phone 2186 575 Cherry Street Macon, Geirgia Cotton States Fertilizer Co. Macon, Georgia Manufacturers of Sulphuric Acid, Superphosphate and Complete Fertilizer Harry SpiveytTailor ALTERATIONS Phone 981 Compliments Fox Beauty Shop 382 Clinton Street Phone 3654 Land Tire & Recapping Co. 2395 Ingleside Avenue Macon, Ga. Highland Grocery J.J. Hanson, Owner Phone 1029 1290 Clinton Road Fancy Groceries Choice Meats Sorrells Grocery A Hogg Store Quality Meats - Frozen Foods - Fresh Meats 2840 Napier Ave. We DeliverPhone Ivy 1658 Hays Heating & Plumbing Company Steam and Hot Water Heating Systems and Plumbing Installations 352 First Street Macon, Georgia Wilders Pastry Shop oe {}- Fresh Rolls - Bread - Pies - Cakes Pastries Daily 1014 Pio Nono Avenue - 496 Second Street Visit for Complete Dime Store Needs TATTNALL VARIETY STORE and BACONSFIELD VARIETY STORE Mr. and Mrs. Edw. A. Willis, Props. Bloodworths Restaurant FOR FINE FOODS We Cater to the Family Vinev lle Avenue Compliments of MATTHEWS JEWELERS Railroad Watch Inspectors oadway Phone 4243 Macon, Ga. Compliments of Service News Company Everything That's Fit to Read MONKS GARAGE 854 THIRD STREET One of the Oldtimers Slaughter Tire Company Corner SECOND AND PLUM STREETS 4o+ Macon, Georgia One Hundred Eigh ty-T ho ee Compliments of ROY GREENE Meet Your Friends At Suwanee Soda Shop 848 Pio Nono Avenue Service News Company 559 Plum Street ol Phone 3331 Wholesale Magazines - Newspapers Post Cards The finer things to read Calox Tooth Powder A Smile That Glistens McKesson and Robbins, Inc. One Hundred Eighty-Four Callaway Service Station 3001 Vineville Avenue Phone 9698 Macon, Georgia Homer Lamons Service Station 111 North Avenue Phone 4071 Mid State Paint Company DeVoe Paints G. E. Home Appliances Gas Ranges and Heaters 497 Second Street Phone 6267 Compliments of MACON NEON SIGN COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers of Neon Signs Cold-Cathode Lighting 552 SECOND STREET MACON, GA. EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY We Furnish Your Home Complete Phone 7082 522 Poplar Street Macon, Georgia AD SOLICITORS First row, left to right: Ann McGill, Gloria Baker, Chlo Gratigny, Elizabeth Ann Proctor, Lester Hart. Second row: Gail Hollingsworth, Mary Clark, Betty Maxwell, Joyce Sanders, Char- lotte Mathis. Third row: Edith Hardwick, Roslyn Schwartz, Barbara Atkinson, Virginia Fick- ling. Union Furniture Company 524 Poplar Street Phone 957 Macons Best Values for Over 37 Years R. S. Thorpe & Sons Macon's Exclusive BOYS AND MEN'S STORE Ladies Beauty Salon Second Floor One Hundred Eighty-Five Frank McKenneys Super Service Station Atlas Tires, Accessories, Recapping, Batteries First at Mulberry St. - Phone 6346-9166 - Macon, Ga. Palm Barber Shop 336 Second Street Six Barbers and Manicurist Compliments of Willingham Sash & Door Company 457 Third Street THE NU-WAY The Best WIENERS - HAMBURGERS - BARBECUE AND FRENCH FRIES Breakfast 6 A.M. - 11 A.M. 430 COTTON AVENUE 422 CHERRY STREET One Hundred Fighty-Six Phone 277 R. A. McCord Motor Company Ford Dealer 225 Second Street Macon, Georgi: Compliments of Blums Individual Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. 163 Cotton Avenue Phone 2231 Compliments of EVANS MUSIC COMPANY The Cheapest and Most Dependable Transportation in Town BIBB TRANSIT COMPANY 2. H. Freeman, Jr., President and General Mgr. J. L. Sullivan, Vice-President J. Tom Dent, Secretary and Treasurer The House of Quality Freeman-Dent- Sullivan Company Wholesale Produce and Fruits Macon, Ga. Bateman - Burney Company Wholesale Produce and Fruits Florida Vegetables a Specialty 318 Poplar Street Phone 2016 Macon, Georgia Deal's Luggage Store For Luggage That Appeals Shop Deals Authorized Dealer for Hartmann, Wheary, and Skyway Luggage Middle Georgia's Only Exclusive Luggage Shop 365 Third Street Macon, Georgia The House of Quality Food S & S CAFETERIAS +_{}_+ MACON - AUGUSTA - COLUMBUS GREENVILLE - COLUMBIA TWINS First row, left to right: Claude and Mary Hall, Jerry and Jean Rainey. Second row: Billy and Betty Carter, Bil- ly and Betty Holland, Mike and Betsy Cald- well. Third row: Billy and Betty Lewis. Artistic Beauty Shop Skilled Beauticians 351 Cotton Avenue Phone 2361 HEARD BROTHERS Incorporated Manufacturers High Grade Fertilizers Established 1899 Bob Days Pastry Shop 432 Second Street Phone Ivy 1510 Forsyth Street Bakery 1134 Forsyth Street Phone 9378 One Hundred Fighty-Seven Compliments of Georgia Baking Company 428 Cotton Avenue Phone 4000 Compliments of A. T. Holt Company 569 Mulberry Street J. W. McCOOK LUMBER COMPANY Ash Street Phone 4177 One Hundred Eighty-EFight Tattnall Square Dry Cleaning Co. Established 1922 1325 Linden Avenue Quality Work Always Compliments of Standard Feed Milling Company 1949 SALLY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS MACON PEACHES f Jos. N. Neel Co. es Shoe De partment American Printing and Stationery Co. 352 Mulberry Street Phones 3600-3601 Compliments of College Beauty Salon Jamie Gormly Wesleyan Consevatory Phone 4816 Compliments of B. F. Merritt Coal Company We Manufacture Nylon Hose MACON HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Palm Barber Shop 336 Second Street . : . F Six Barbers and Manicurvist Kites Shoe Service * Shoe Repairing * Hat Cleaning * Dry Cleaning 134 Cherry Street Shop At Walters Jewelers 410 Second Street The Lit tle Store u ith Big Values Felix Pit Barbecue 502 Oglethorpe Street Sandwiches - Plates Brunswick Stew by the Pound We Cater to OutingsCall 9313 J AND J LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale Lumber We Buy Meade Logs toad One Hundred Eighty-Nine Mutual Personnel Service Employment Agency 762 Cherry St. Mrs. W. A. Burkett Phone 9883 Office - Sales - Technical Frank Irby Company PLUMBING AND HEATING We Sell and Install Gas Heaters and Hot Water Tanks Repairing a Specialty Phone 3216 280 Second St. Macon, Georgia A. B. Lee Plumbing and Heating Company Contractors - Plumbing - Heating Repairs - Appliances 272 Second Street Phone 1631-1632 Compliments of Carburetor & Electric Service ORIGINAL PARTS Phone 3260 704 Third Street One Hundred Ninety LYON, MARSHALL & BROOKS Prompt PRINTING Service 575 Mulberry Street Lane Phone 876 Compliments of MACON VOCATION Middle Georgias Leading Industrial School Compliments of Silvers 5c and 10c Store The Store with Over 20,000 Items From Which to Choose Yowre Bound to Find It At SILVERS Mildred Johns Shop The Store for Smart Things 378 Second Street Phone Ivy 917 Macon, Georgia Best Cleaners 2338 Ingleside Avenue Hand Cleaning Is Our Specialty Jones Sewing Machine Co. 685 Cherry Street Phone Ivy 1613 Domestic Sewing MachinesA Favorite in the American Home for Over 70 Years Scotts Super Market 3165 Vineville Avenue Spe cializing in A and AA Grade Western Beef Only Compliments of Johnson Brothers The Furniture Men 179-481 Second StreetNear Poplar Street Macon, Georgia Compliments of Washburn Storage Company Complime nts of Macon Sewing Machine Co., Inc. 3063 Vineville Avenue Phone 2338 Compliments Flanagans Court and Hotel 2925 Houston Avenue Macon, Georgia Wm. Worth Williams Insurance Agency A Complete Insurance Service 1007 Bankers Insurance Bldg. Phone 64 97 North Avenue BATEMANS Purveyors of Fine Foods 2390 Ingleside Avenue Macon, Ga. Littles Food Market Groceries and Fresh Meats Corner Oglethorpe and Second Sts. Phone Ivy 2772 Macon, Georgia Right Way Finance Company Money When You Need It No. 3 Hardeman Bldg Phone 6 Macon, Ga. Avery-Johnson Hardware Co. Warren Paints - Hot Point Appliances 555 Poplar Street Macon, Ga. Sidney Lanier Cottage . = il 7 uJ . Cliff Davis Hardware Co. 3416 Vineville Avenue Phone Ivy 72 Jake Kenningtons Service Station Gulf Products - Washing - Lubrications Vineville and Vista Circle Phone Ivy 1893 Priesters Garden Shop Plants of All Types Phone Ivy 3410 One Hundred Ninety-One Compliments of Central Cotton Oil Company Manufacturers of Cotton Seed Products Macon, Georgia INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY Expert Cleaners PHONE 1000 T. L. IVY GROCERY 2396 Second Street Macon, Georgia One Hundred Ninety-Two olan STERLING ege Williams Jewelry Co. Macons Oldest and Most Reliable 451 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia H. G. Tinker Contractor General Contracting and Concrete Construction Grading and Concrete Work Foot of Elm Street Phone 5832 Compliments of REGINALD TRICE, INC. Wealeyan College OLDEST CHARTERED COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Conservatory of Music and School of Fine Arts College Street Campus: Degrees, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Fine Arts, Music, Speech, Radio, Art. Largest faculty in these fields in the South. Liberal Arts College Rivoli Campus: Most Beautiful in the South. Bachelor of Arts De- gree; Approved by the A.A.U. SILAS JOHNSON, President One Hundred Ninety-Three Telephone 304 erenen MACON TRANSFER COMPANY Compliments Local and Long Distance Moving of GERTRUDE KELLEY = ae SCHOOL OF DANCING Bought and Sold i}} SOO Db bbb bbe 672-676 Broadway Macon, Ga. Compliments of Macon Shirt Company One Hundred Ninety-Four here Theres Beauty Theres Charm + : 1 esl pecieeaet ease izle Flowers and Gifts by Fays Nell Burney Beauty Shoppe 517 Third Stree ot > All Branches of Beauty Culture 17 Third Street Macon, Georgia rood Work Is Our Success Phone 1141 134 Cleveland Ave. Phone 4687 Macon, Ga. Flowers for All Occasions , IB Russell Scandrett 815 CHERRY STREET Ganereh Intranets Bankers Ins. Bldg. Phone 4136 Macon, Ga. Compliments Compliments of of CORLEYS OPTICIANS Makers of Fine Glasses Buchanan Motor Co. Your Bankers Insurance Building Phone 4681 NASH DEALER Macon, Georgia in Macon Compliments of C. W. FARMER COMPANY wit te SCHWOBILI SUITS THE SOUTH One Hundred Nine ty-Five Look Well Dressed - Feel Well Dressed Be Well Dressed ARLEENE 408 Third Street Putzel Electric Company Greens Grocery 3129 Vineville Avenue Phone 7380 Compliments of Stewart-Goette Electric Co. Phone 287 558 Second Street Jake Sanders Auto Service 105 Spring Street Phone Ivy 1280 Central Bag Company 441 Plum Street Phone 1097 Chapples Service Station Washing - Polishing - Greasing Tire Repairing - Accessories Phone 4261 Napier and Vine Street One Hundred Ninety-Siz Compliments of Smaha 5c & 10c Store Stars Cleaners 527 Mulberry Street 1030 Pio Nono Avenue Compliments of GORDON BUSH Macons Tire Friend Robert L. Burns Grocery and Market 2031 East Napier Avenue J. Backer Furniture Company - M. C. Pittman Cotton Avenue {} +p Compliments of Sids Cafe PRINTING The 9. ((). Burke Company OVER 80 YEARS OF SERVICE IN MIDDLE GEORGIA PRINTERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS Telephones: 74-75 638 Mulberry Street Macon, Georgia One Hundred Ninety-Seven Autographs Autographs Autographs Ye Sam ; 1 hs ey a , aay