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Collection:: Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
Title:: Miller-Lanier Annual 1959
Creator:: A. L. Miller High School for Girls and Lanier High School for Boys (Macon, Ga.)
Publisher:: Macon, Ga. : A. L. Miller High School for Girls and Lanier High School for Boys
Date of Original:: 1959
Subject:: A. L. Miller High School for Girls and Lanier High School for Boys (Macon, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
School yearbooks
High school students--Georgia--Macon--Social life and customs
Location:: United States, Georgia, Bibb County, Macon, 32.84069, -83.6324
Medium:: school yearbooks
Type:: Text
Description:: A 1959 A. L. Miller High School for Girls and Lanier High School for Boys yearbook from Macon, Georgia.
Metadata URL:: https://archive.org/details/a.-l.-miller-high-school-for-girls-and-lanier-high-school-for-boys-1959
IIIF manifest:: https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/a.-l.-miller-high-school-for-girls-and-lanier-high-school-for-boys-1959/manifest.json
Language:: eng
Holding Institution:: Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
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Foreword

It's a distinctive year
It's the year 1958-59

It's the year we are seniors

the year about which we have long dreamed

And now that it is here, we are beginning to realize it has meant
that awards are given in recognition of outstanding

achievements

that increased emphasis is being placed on scholarship and

trained skills

that changes in our responsibilities and way of living are

natural and inevitable

that we are becoming keenly aware of problems facing a world

that is changing

And as we realize these things, we know that now, as never before, we need calm Pleme (oll warica
thinkers and level-headed, trustworthy leaders who will be guided by principles of justice and

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[The Francis Bellamy
Flag Award pre
sented each year to
an outstanding high
school in the United
States in Memory of
Francis Bellamy, au
thor of the Pledge of
Allegiance, was pre
sented to Lanier

Miss Margrette Miller, donor of the Francis Bellamy Flag Award, presented a plaque, as well as the flag, to
Lanier. Participating in the impressive program were Cadet Colonel Bill George, Colonel Vernon Catfish
Smith, Lanier graduate and All-American football star, Miss Miller, Mr. Swann, and George Hart, Student Council
president.

Lanter receives Frances

Dr. William F. Quillian, distinguished graduate of 1931, Presi- Guests from near and far were representatives of schools receiving

dent of Randolph Macon College, addressed Lanierians and Lanier the Bellamy Award in other years: C. L. Gordon, Tulsa, Okla-

alumni and friends homa; Nancy Pritchard, Portsmouth, Virginia; Lynn Hunter,
Indianapolis, Indiana; Owen A. Basil, Annapolis, Maryland; and
Wanda Rose, Pantego, North Carolina

Senior High School
October 13, 1958
Lanier received this
honor because of out-
standing alumni, com-
munity relations, and
R.O.T.C and aca-
demic programs and
is the only Georgia
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Members of the Lanier High School Auxiliary entertained at a reception in the school lobby, Above are Mrs.
C. E. Johnson, one of the hostesses, and Lanierians Gary Purdy, David Geiger, Jere Smith, and Tommy
Richardson

Gecllamy Flag pAAward

Everyone joined in congratulating Lanier. In a huge scrapbook were displayed congratulatory letters from dignitaries
all over the nation. The R.O.T.C. unit paraded proudly by a flag draped reviewing stand, and the ceremonies were
climaxed with the pledge to the flag

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MR. H. S. LASSETER

He walks straight . . . his step is firm . . . his head is high . . . his eye, penetrating
. . . his standards, hard and high . . . his methods, honorable . . . and his goal,
fixed and definite. To his school he has given himself, and so these characteristics
have become those of his school. To each of us at Miller he has lived these
qualities, and in us he has brought out and encouraged all that is straight and
strong and true. In deep ,appreciation for a man who lives his faith and gives to
us his philosophy and believes in us, we the seniors of 1959 dedicate this book

to you, our principal, Mr. H. S. Lasseter.

MR. A. J. SWANN

We, the 1959 senior class of Lanier High School, proudly dedicate this year-
book to Mr. A. J. Swann. We believe that he is a principal without peer in
loyalty and devotion to his school. For his hard work, his great zeal, his ad-
herence to Christian principles, aad his faith in us . . . we salute him. We know
that Lanier was chosen for the Bellamy Award not only because of the accomplish-

ments of its students and alumni, but also because of the excellence of its principal.

We are especially grateful for his firm guiding hand and his deep interest in

every part of the life of our school.

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DR. MARK A. SMITH
1893-1958

Dr. Mark Smith, superintendent of Bibb County Schools from 1941 to 1958, was truly outstandinga man to be re-
membered and respected. As an administrator and educator, he was recognized and honored by those who had known

him and worked with him. As one vitally interested in civic activities, he was admired and loved. People knew Mark
Smith.

He was a man of deep convictions and a man of courage who dared to be true to what he believed possible and best.
He was far-sighted in his vision, but immediate and demanding in his expectations and actions. His appearance was strik-
ing; his manner, gracious and friendly; his personality, definite and dominant.

Varied and sincere were his interests. To those interests he gave of himself unselfishly and worked, not only for boys and
girls in schools and clubs, but also with adults in his church and in his civic clubs. Surely the memory of a life well-
spent and useful will never die.

Dr. Mark Smith was a great and outstanding man. His life and his use of his talents and abilities are a challenge to us.

A | A

MR, WALLACE MILLER JR.

Secretary

MR. MALLORY C. ATKINSON MR. WILLIAM P. SIMMONS
Vice-President

Treasurer

Board of Education

JUDGE WALTER C. MR. WILLIAM A. MR. GEORGE P. MR. CHARLES C.
STEVENS FICKLING, SR. RANKIN, JR.

MR. FRANK M. MR. R. A.
WILLINGHAM McCORD

MR. HERBERT F.
HERTWIG BIRDSEY

MAYOR B. F. JUDGE OSCAR L. MR. ALBERT S.
MERRITT, JR. LONG HATCHER, JR.

MR. JULIUS GHOLSON
Acting Superintendent of Schools

Every year we are appreciative of the part that the members

of the board and the superintendent and his office staff

have in the education of young people in Bibb County.

This year we particularly appreciate their work, because
at the death of our superintendent, Dr. Smith, there were
many adjustments to be made. We know that under their
direction the schools will continue to be a source of pride

to all.

DR. H. G. WEAVER

President

MISS MARY ALFRIEND

English, Speech

MRS. MARY M, BARBER
Office Clerk

MISS FLORENCE BLAIR
Government Geography

MRS. IDA H. BROWN
Art

MRS. FRANCES BRUBAKER

Sociology, Economics, Math

MRS. J. G. BYNUM
Assistant Dietitian

MISS LUCILE CARSWELL
English

MRS. JULIA CARVER

Chemistry, Biology, Science

MRS. ELIZABETH POE CLARK

Latin, English

MISS ANN CULVERHOUSE
Typing

MRS. MARGARET W. ELKINS
Bookkeeping

MISS ELIZABETH FIELD

Physical Education

MISS ADDIE FUNDERBURKE
English, Journalism

MISS ROSALYN HARDEN
Physical Education

MISS ANN HENRY
American History

MRS. SUSAN F. HILL
American History, Geography

MRS. ANN M. HOLMES
English

MISS YONAH HURT
English

Faculty

MISS GERALDINE JACKSON

MISS CATHERINE JONES
English

MISS WILLIE MAE LITTLE
Algebra

MRS. ELIZABETH MILLER
English, World History

MRS. SUSAN C. MOSS

French

MRS. AMY OLMSTEAD
Dietitian

MISS EMILY ORR
Biology

MRS. MARY F, PELLEW
Stenography, General Business
MRS. LENA PENDERGRASS

Homemaking, Biology

MRS. MARGIE NELL PERRY
Geography, Sociology

MISS AGNES PITTMAN
Bookkeeping

MRS. KATHERINE ROSS

Homemaking, Biology

MISS DOROTHY SIMMONS
Geometry, Arithmetic, Algebra

MRS. BETTY K. STEWART
Geography, American History

MRS, DARIEN THRASHER

General Business

MRS. DOROTHY WATSON
Librarian

MRS. LOIS WILLINGHAM

Stenography

S.F.C. JOSEPH R. BAUGH

MR. M. L. BRANNEN
History

MR. LANDON BRENT

Economics, Government

MR. JACK BREWER
History, Geography

MRS. DELORES BROWN

Secretary

MAJ. LEE R. COX (retired)
Custodian of Military Supplies

MR. STEWART O, CUNNINGHAM
English, French

MR, JOE DEFORE
Shop

MRS. ROSE DUBOSE
Dietitian

MISS JOSEPHINE EARLY

English

MRS. MARGERY FITZSIMMONS
Government

MR, J. AUBREY FLOYD
Spanish, English

S.F.C. WAYNE R, FULLER
MR. OREN P. FULMER
Physics

MR, T. M, GAUGHF
Band

MRS. ELIZABETH GLASS
English

MR. CLARENCE GOSS
Algebra, Plane Geometry

MR. J. A. GRATIGNY
English

MR. COTTON HARRISON
Shop

MR. WARDLAW A. JOHNSON
Biology

MR. GEORGE JONES
English

MR. MARVIN J. JONES
Chemistry

S.F.C. WAYNE W. KILLIAN

Faculty

MRS. ISABEL KINNETI
Algebra, Trigonometry

MISS NELLIE LAMAR

Spanish, English

MISS ALICE LOTT

English

MRS. E, L. MATHEWS

English

MRS. MARGARET MATTHEWS
Bookkeeping

MISS MARY DEL McCAW
Librarian
MR. F, C. McCULLOUGH

English

MR. C. R. McCORD
Shop

MR. BOBBY N. McELROY
History

MR. F. L. NEAL
Biology

MR. JIM NOLAN
Algebra, Plane Geometry

MISS JOYCE E. NUTT
English, Typing

MR. AUGUSTUS M. PARKER

Government, Plane Geometry

MR. THOMAS J. PORTER
Algebra

S.F.C. PAUL C. SANFORD

S.F.C. JOHN A. SHEALEY

MR. H. E. SIMMONS
Agriculture

M./SGT, WILLARD C. SMITH

MR. J. C. SORRELLS
Algebra, Solid Geometry

MR. JOHN W. SWINT
Algebra, Plane Geometry

MR. ROBERT TAYLOR
Chemistry, Physics

MR. ELTON WALL

Commercial Law, Economics

MR. HULIN H. WEBB
Mechanical Drawing

At the turning point of a great change in
our system of education, we, in modern secondary
schools, have begun to feel the effects of this
change. We have, more than ever before, felt the
emphasis placed on scholarship. Representative
of academic excellence at Lanier and Miller are
our Merit Semi-finalists: Harold Barnes, Michael
Cass, Fzra Cohen, George Hart, Phillip Haver-
field, Michael Levine, Glenn Houser Marshall,
Ronnie Owen, John Reinertsen, Clinton Jerry
Watson, Gloria Johnson, Rose Weeks, and Pa-

tricia Willis.

The presidents of the senior classes at Lanier and Miller are Mike Cass and Linda Carstarphen

Ken Hall, Harriett Norris, Bob Yancey, and Shewell Miller are directors of the senior classes.

Gary Purdy and Pat Lavendar are vice-presidents of the classes George Hart is secretary-treasurer of the Lanier senior class and

Rennie May is secretary-treasurer of the Miller seniors

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Phil Brown, Helen Jones, Bill George, Nan Wilson, and Emory

Johnson are also senior class directors,

EVELYN CAMILLE ADDLETON
Camille
CARYL ALLEN
Caryl

Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Grou 11, 12; Music Club

ip
Program Chairman 11, 12; Music Club Group Captain 10

REBECCA JUADEEN ANDERSON
Deenic
FHA 10, 11; FHA Sergeant-at-Arms 11; Supervision Volley
ball Team 12; Exhibition 10
ALICE KAY ANDERSON
Kay

FHA Vice-President 10; Perfect Attendance 10; Music
Club 11, 12; Junior Homemaking Degree 10; Supervision
Teams 11: Hi-Lights Business Staff

CLAYTON ALTON ADAMS
Clay
Cadet Private 11, 12; Science Club 11; Macon Telegraph
School Correspondent 12; Poet Leader Staff 12; Beta
Honorary 12; Honor Group 12
RONNIE WATSON ADAMS
Ronnie
Cadet Private 10

WILLIAM EVERETT ADDLETON JR.
William
Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11

CARLTON LYNWOOD ALLEN JR
Carlton

Cadet Private 10-12

CHARLIE MELVIN ALLEN JR.
Charlie
Cadet Private 10-12; Chess Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon
10, 11

HARRY LAMBUTH ANDERSON
Harry
Cadet Private 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Band 10;
Supervision Basketball 11.

CAROL JEAN ANDERTON
Carol
Dramatics Club Secretary 12; Beta Club 12; Thespian 11,
12; Student Council 12; Miller Radio Program Announcer
12; Red Cross 10; Music Club 11; Bookkeeping Roll of
Honor 11
SHERYL JEAN ANDREWS
Sheryl
Library Assistant 11; F.H.A. 12; Hi-Lights Business Staff
12; Exhibition 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10

MARY ANN ARD
Mary Ann
M.B.B.C. 12; F.H.A. 10-12; Supervision Volleyball Team
12; Exhibition 10
JUDITH ELAINE ARDD
Judy

Future Nurses Club 10-12; Chemistry 12

JAMES FRANKLIN ANDERSON

Cadet Private 10-12; Rifle Team 10; Supervision Basket-
ball 10, 11; Business Club 10, 11.

JIMMY WAYNE ANDERSON
Wayne

MERVIN LEVERE ANTHONY
Mervin

Cadet Private 10-12

JACK WAYNE ARMSTRONG
Jack

JAMES OSCAR ARNOLD
Steve

Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11.

ALTON ALEXANDER ATTAWAY
Alton
Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Rifle
Team 11.

JAMES BENJAMIN BAGGARLY JR

Benjie
Cadet

FFA 12

Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Secretary
; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11

DAVID CLARK BALLARD
Clark
Cadet Crack Squad 11; Red
10, 11; Americanism Club 10; Science Club 10
Basketball 10, 11

Private 10-12;

Cross

HOWELL ARCHIE

BANKSTON
Archie

Lanier
Music

Cadet Private 10-12;
Doodle Dandy 10-12;

Senior
10; Science Club 10

Band

10-12;
10-12;

Festival Rifle

Dixie
Team
JAMES OLIVER BARKLEY
Jimmy
Demosthenian Literary
Americanism Club
Basketball 10, 11;
sentative 11

society

10;
10, 12

Red
Crack Squad

Cross
Business Club 10-12

Club 10
10;

Supervision
; Red Cross Repre-

HAROLD RAY BARNES
Harold

Cadet Private 10-12; Beta Honorary 12; Best Drilled Pla-

toon 10; Inspection Company 10; Best Disciplined Company
10; Honor Group 12

MICHAEL ANDREW BASHUK
Mike
Cadet Private 10-12; Business Manager of Poet Leader 11,
12; Honor Company 10; Chess Club 10;
Basketball 11.

Supervision

Club

Supervision

VIRGINIA AILEEN ARNOLD
Aileen
Gyn

Assistant Champion Club
fi, 22 Club Historian Honor Group 11, 12
Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Annual and Hi-Lights Business Staffs 1
Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11

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Archery
Beta

Beta

ROXANNA HELENE ARRINGTON
Roxie

Beta Club 12; Honor

Chemistry Club 12

Group
Team 10

11; Student Council

11;
Music Club 10; Supervision Volleyball
Exhibition 10

PEGGY SUE AUTRY

Peggy Sue
F.H.A

10-12;

F.H.A
BETSY

Reporter 12; Library Club 11
DIANE BABBITT
Diane
R.O.T.C Sponsor 10
Tri-Hi-Y 10

Student Council
10; Chen

10, 11
Relays 10;
istry Club 12

M.A.A
and

Class Soccer Hockey

11;
Teams

SANDRA CAROL BAILEY
Sandra
M.B.B.C, 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Music
Club 10; Gregg Shorthand Award 11

THERESA LOUISE BAIRD
Tim
Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Library Assistant
10, 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of
Honor 11; Bookstore Assistant 12; Music Club 10;
F.H.A. 10

ANN KAREN BAKER
Karen
Future Nurses Club 11, 12; Music Club 10, 11; Super-
vision Officer 12; Supervision Teams 10-12; Hi-Lights
Business Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Exhibition 10
POLLY NAN BAKER
Nan
F.H.A. 10; Future Nurses Club 12; Music Club 12; .

Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Exhibition 10 dp

ROY LEE BASS
Roy
Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Industrial
Arts Club 10.

CHARLES WILLIAM BASTON JR.
Charles

Cadet Private 10, 11; Science Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon
10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10

JON BARRY BESSENGER
Barry
Cadet Private 10-12

SAMUEL FULMAN BILLINGSLEY
Sam
Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 11, 12; Chess Club 11;
Crack Squad 11; Honor Company 10, 11.

JOHN PRESTON BLACKWELL
Skipper
Cadet Private 10-12; Business Club 10; Rifle Team 10-12;
Varsity Track 11.

WAYNE SYLVESTER BLOODWORTH
Wayne
Cadet Sergeant 12; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Com-
pany 11; Best Disciplined Company 11; Supervision Bas-
ketball 10, 11; Parade Company 11; Honor Group 12.

FRANCENE HART BALDWIN
Fran
M.A.A, 12; Tri-Hi-Y
Star Hockey Team 11

Class Soccer and Speed]

SUE CAROLYN BARNES

M.B.B.C, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Gregg Award 11;
Exhibition 10; Supervisic Tol | Te 1, 12; Super

vision Softball and Basketball

JANN MARIE BASS

Jann

R.O.T.C, Sponsor 1 Hi-Lights Business Manager 12;
Music Club 10-12 pervision Teams 10-12; Company
Speedpinball Team 1 Supervision Officer 11; Exhibition

10; Class Soccer Tean

LYNDA JEAN BASSETT
Lynda
Class Soccer and Speedpinball Teams 11; F.H.A. 11-12;
Exhibition 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Hi-Lights
Business Staff 12

SIDNEY HUNTER BOBBITT
Sidney
Cadet Private 11, 12; Varsity Football 11; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11

MARION GILBERT BOLIN
Marion
Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Crack Squad 11; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11; Science Club 10; Demosthenian Literary
Society 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10

WALTER EDWARD BOLTON JR
Edward
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Hi-Y
11, 12; Athletic Business Manager 11, 12; Demosthenian
Literary Society 10; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 10;
Best Disciplined Company 10; Honor Group 12

DAVID LAMAR BOLTZE
David
Cadet Private 10-12; Chess Club 10; Regimental Drill
Team 11, 12; Glee Club 10, 11; B Team Football 10,
11; Track Team 11; Crack Squad 10, 11; Rifle Team 10

JOSEPH BENNETT BOND
Joe
Cadet Private 10-12; Supervisidn Basketball
Drilled Platoon 10

ROY JACKSON BOND JR.
Jack
Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11; Key Club 12;
Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Americanism
Club 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Honor Group 12

ELIZABETH KAY BATEMAN

Music Club

Orchestra 10-12

LINDA ELIZABETH BEASLEY
Linda
M.B.B.C, Recording Secretary 12; M.B.B.C. 11, 12; F.H.A.
10; Crack Squad 10; Library Assistant 11; Library Club 11;
Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 12; Homecoming Court 12

MARGARET GAIL BENTLEY

Gail f > .
M.A.A, Secretary 12; M.A.A. 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12;
Music Club 10, 11; Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision :
Teams 10-12; Winning Exhibition Company 10 ;
KAY ELLEN BERKSTRESSER

Kay
F.H.A. 10-12; M.B.B.C. 12; Supervision Volleyball Team
11, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 11; Exhibition Aide
10; Archery Tournament 11; M.B.B.C. Group Captain 12

IRVIN STANLEY BOOTH JR.
Stanley

Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12; Honor Group 12

EDWARD CARL BOWDEN
Carl
Cadet Private 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11

GEORGE MITCHELL BOWEN
George
Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Key Club 11, 12; Spanish Club
11, 12; Chess Club 10; Honor Group 12

RICHARD STRIBLING BOWERS
Dick
Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10-12; Poet Leader Staff 10-12;
Orchestra 11.

JOSEPH DOUGLAS BRADLEY III
Bubber
Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11

JORDAN MATHEW BRANTLEY III

; Jerry
Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best
Drilled Company 10; Spanish Club 11; Industrial Arts
Club 10; Varsity Football 12

JOYCE LYNNE BOOKER
Joyce
Music Club 10-12

Teams 10-1

VIRGINIA ANNE BOOTH
Anne
Annual Editor-in-Chief Annual Biographer 0, 11
R.O.T.C, Sponsor 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group
11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 rls State Councilman and Senator
11; Class Volleyball Team Manager 12

DONNA IRENE BORDERS
Donna
Majorette 10, 11; Student Council 10; Dixie Doodle
Dandy 10, 11; Music Festival 10, 11; Exhibition 10

VIRGINIA RADYNE BOWERS
Ginny
M.B.B.C. Treasurer 12; M.B.B.C. 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand
Award 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Music Club
12; F.H.A. 10; Exhibition 10

MURRAY TAYLOR BRINSON
Budn Budn
Cadet Sergeant 12; Assistant Feature Editor of Poet Leader
12; Business Staff of Annual 12: Crack Squad 10-12: Best
Drilled Platoon 10; Best Drilled Company 10

CHARLES HILL BRITTAIN
Charles
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Band 10-12; Miller-Lanier
Orchestra 10, 11; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Georgia All

State Band 11; Beta Honorary 11; Sidney Lanier Literary
Society 10

RICHARD FERRELL BROOKS
Ferrell

Cadet Sergeant 12; Band 10-12; Miller-Lanier Orchestra
11; Poet Leader Staff 10; Dixie Doodle 11, 12; Regimental
Bugler 12

CLIFFORD LARRY BROWN
Larry
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Band 10-12: Hi-Y 11

12; Poet Leader Staff 10-12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society
10; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; State Music Festival 10-12
Honor Group 12

STEPHEN PHILLIP BROWN
Phil
Cadet Captain 12; Class Officer 12; "B Team Basketball
10, 11; Editorial Staff of Annual 12; Track Team 10
Science Club 10; Crack Squad 11; Varsity Basketball 12

JOSEPH BROWN BRUSKIE JR.
Joe
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Regimental Rifle Team 11
12; Supervision Basketball Champions 11; Honor Company
10; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 11; Secretary-Treasurer

of Industrial Arts Club 11; L Club 11, 12

MILDRED ANN BRADLEY
Ann
on Officer 10; Class Soccer Team 10; Red Cross
ibition 10; Relays 10; Supervision Teams

o leyball Tear

GLENDA FAYE BRANCH
Glenda
Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Red Cross 10; Exhibi
tion 10; M.B.B.C. 11, 12; Library Assistant 11, 12; Super
vision Officer 11; Supervision Softball Team 11; Gregg
Shorthand Award 11

BETTY JANE BREWER
Jane
Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Miller Bank
President 12; M.B.B.C. Corresponding Secretary 12; Book
keeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand Award 11
Supervision President 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12

LINDA DARNELL BRIDGEMAN
Linda
Honor Group 12; Supervision Officer 10; M.B.B.C. 11
12; Library Assistant 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11;
Class Volleyball Team 11; Supervision Volleyball Team
10-12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN JR.
Bill

Cadet Private 10-12

HENRY KNOX BURNS III
Henry
Cadet Sergeant 12; Science Club 10; Industrial Arts Club
10; Hi-Y 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Business Staff
of Annual 12; Chess Club 11

HERBERT JOHNSON BURRUS JR.
Herbert

Cadet Private 10-12; Rifle Team 10; Track Team 10

THOMAS JOSEPH BUSH
Tom
Cadet Private 10, 11; Chess Club 11

THOMAS ALVA BUTLER
Tommy
Cadet Private 10-12; Track Team 10-12; Supervision Bas-
ketball 10, 11; 4-H Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10

WALTER LEON BYRD
Leon
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Lanier Senior Band 10-12;
Miller-Lanier Glee Club 10, 11; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11,
12; Miller-Lanier Orchestra 11

SARA DIANE BRINSON
Diane
ics Club 10-12; Library Assistant 10-12;

fect Attendance 11

PAULA FRANCES BROWN

Pat

F.H.A, 10-12; F.H.A. Historian 12; M.B.B.C, 12; Super
vision Volleyball Team 1 Exhibition 10; Perfect Attend
ance 10; Badminton Tournament 11

CHARLOTTE ANN BROWNLEE
Charlotte
M.B.B.C. 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11

MARTHA ELIZABETH BRUSKIE
Martha

Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; M.B.B.C. 12; Music Club 10, 11; Red
Cross 10; Dancers 10

LARRY EUGENE CAMPBELL
Larry
Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; Sidney Lanier Literary
Society 10; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10
11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11

HOYT ESTEN CANNON JR
Hoyt

Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Red Cross Club 10-12;
Crack Squad 11; Spanish Club 12; "'B Rifle Team 11
Red Cross Representative 10, 11; Chess Club 10

HEYWARD PALMER CARR
Palmer

Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10, 11; Science Club 10;
Dixie Doodle Dandy 11

JIMMY HALL CARR
Jimmy

Cadet Private 10-12; B' Team Basketball 11; Supervision
Basketball 10

RONALD VERDER CARR
Ronnie
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Science Club 10; Key Club

11, 12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10-12; Honor Group
12

JOHN ROBERT CARROLL

j.c

Cadet Private 10, 11; Science Club 10; Red Cross Club
10; Supervision Basketball 10

EVELYN JUNE BURNETTE
June
Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Music Club 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand
Award 11; Typing Award 11; Hi-Lights Business Staff
11 Tennis Tournament 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10,
Exhibition 10

MARY ELLEN BUSBEE
Ellen
R.O.T.C. Sponsor 10; Winning Exhibition Company 10;
Supervision Teams 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Company Speed-
pinball Team 10

SHIRLEY ANN BYRD
Shirley
M.B.B.C. 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Winning Ex-
hibition Company 10; Perfect Attendance 10; Bookstore
Assistant 12; Supervision Volleyball! 12

MADELEINE MARIA CALHOUN
Mad
Gym Assistant 11, 12; M.A.A. 11, 12; Exhibition Aide
10; All-Star Archery Winner 11; Class Teams 10, 11;
Supervision Volleyball Team Captain 10-12; All-Star
Basketball Team 11; Class Volleyball Team 12

OVIE JOE CARROLL
Ovie
Cadet Private 10-12;, President of Industrial Arts Club 12;
Honor Company 10; Student Council 12; Best Drilled Pla-
toon 10, 11

MICHAEL McCONNELL CASS
Emcas
Cadet Captain 12; President of Class 10-12; Key Club
11, 12; Student Council 10-12; Sports Editor of Poet Leader
12; Feature Editor of Poet Leader 11; Orange and
Green Advisory Staff 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative

JOHN HOKE CASSIDY
John
Cadet Sergeant 12; Rifle Team 11, 12; Best Drilled Pla-
toon 10-12; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 11; Red
Cross Club 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11

RICHARD FREDERICK CAYWOOD
Richie
Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Regimental Drill Team 12;
Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Science Club 10, 11; Spanish
Club 11; B Rifle Team 10

HENRY THOMAS CHANCEY
Tommy
Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; Supervision Bas-
ketball 10; Best Parade Company 10.

STEPHEN SAMUEL CHANIN
Steve
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Crack Squad 11; Regimental
Drum Corps 12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 12; Treasurer of
Sidney Lanier Literary Society 12; Winning Debate Tean
11; Chess Club 10

DEANNA JEANI CARLISLI
Deanna
Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council
Aide 12; M.A.A. 11, 12; All-Star Soccer Team 11; Winning
Exhibition Company 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Red Cross 10

LINDA RUTH CARMICHAEL
Linda
Typing Roll of Honor 11; Typing Award 11; M.B.B.C
11, 12; Library Assistant 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball
Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team Manager 10
Winning Exhibition Company 10; Junior

Homemaking
Degree 10

LINDA ANN CARSTARPHEN
Linda
Class President 11, 12; Student Council 10-12; Honor
Group 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; R.O.T.C
Sponsor 12; Hi-Lights Feature Editor 12; Superlative

JANIC E LOU CHAMBERS
Janice
Student Council 10; Majorette 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11;

Crack Squad 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Dixie
Doodle Dandy 10, 11

HAROLD LEONARD CHAPMAN JR.
Harold
Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Treasurer of Red Cross Club
12; Key Club 11, 12; Best Inspection Company 10; Best
Disciplined Company 10; Science Club 10; Honor Group 12

WALTER SCOTT CHEW
Scotty

Cadet Private 10-12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Best Drilled
Platoon 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11

GLENNY MITCHELL CLARK
Rabbit
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Varsity Football 11, 12
Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Track 10; Supervision Basketball

11; Best Drilled Platoon 11, 12; L Club 12; B Team
Football 10

JAY RIDLEY CLARK

Jay
Cadet Private 10, 11; Band 10-12; Science Club 10
Americanism Club 10; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12

Pep
Band 11

THOMAS DILLARD CLARK JR
Tommy
Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Varsity Football 11, 12
Squad 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Baseball
Manager 10-12; L Club 12; Chess Club 10, 11

Crack

EZRA HARRY COHEN

Ez
Cadet Major 12; Regimental Drill Team 11; Beta Honorary
11; Key Club 11, 12; Demosthenian Literary Society

10-12
Boys State 11; Poet Leader 12; Honor Group 12

MARY CHARLENE CHAMBLESS
Charlene
ture Nurses Club 10, 11; M.B.B.
Supervision Softball Team 11

SHARON RAINES CHRISTMAS
Christ

11; Chemistry Club Program Chairman 12;
Annual Business Staff 12

MARY PATRICIA CLARK
Patty
Class Basketball Team 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; All
Star Archery Tournament 10, 11; Class Volleyball Team
12; Chemistry Club 12; Music Club 11

SOPHIE OXLEY CLARK
Snophie
Student Council Treasurer 11; Student Council Aide 12
R.O.T.C. Sponsor 11; Gym Assistant 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Ex
ecutive Council 11, 12: Beta Club 11, 12: Girls State
11; Superlative

GEORGE BRANAN COLLINS III
Branan
Cadet Sergeant 12; Crack Squad 11, 12; Best Drilled Pla-
toon 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Perfect Attendance
10, 11; Honor Group 12; Spanish Club 11, 12

EDMUND BARRY COLSON
Barry
Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Glee Club 10, 11; Band 10-12
Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11
All-State Band 11, 12; Miller-Lanier Orchestra 11; Music
Festival 10-12

WILLIAM ROBERT COOK
Bobby
Cadet Sergeant 12; B'' Team Basketball 1 Red Cross
Club 10; Demosthenian Literary Society 1 Spanish Club
11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10
KENNETH COPELAND
Ken
Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football
of Class 10; Honor Company
11 Best Disciplined Company
Track Team 11, 12

WILLIAM SHIRLEY COURSEY
Bill
3 -12; Best Parade Company
vision Basketball 1
ERNEST ACHORD COWAN
Pinky

t Private

GRACE DEEDIE CLEMENTS
Grace
Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; All-Star Archery Tournament 11; Super
vision Officer 10; Archery Tournament 10, 11; F.T.A
12; Perfect Attendance 10; Exhibition 10

MARGARET SAFRONIA COBB
Margaret
Annual Typist 12; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg
Shorthand Award 11; Exhibition 10; M.B.B.C. 12; F.H.A. 10

MARTHA CHRISTINE COLLIER
Chris
Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Chemistry Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 10

Lanier Senior High Band 10-12; Miller-Lanier Orchestra
11, 12; Annual Business Staff 11

ELIZABETH GAYLE COLLINS
Gayle
R.O.T.C. Sponsor 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Dancers 10; Music
Club 10-12; Class Teams 10; Supervision Teams 10,.11

THOMAS MACK COX JR.
Tommy

Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 11; Science
Club 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10

ROBERT ANDREW CREWS
Bobby

Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best
Drilled Platoon 10, 11

JAMES HURLEY CULLEN
Hurley
Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11

ROBERT FRANKLIN CULPEPPER
Robert
Cadet Private 10-12; Hi-Y Club 12; Band 10-12; District

Music Festival 10-12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10;
Science Club 10

ROBERT FELDER CUNNINGHAM
Bob
Science Club 12; Industrial Arts Club 11
LAURENCE KEITT DANTZLER
Keitt
Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10-12; Hi-Y 12; Chess Club

GLORIA MAYSON COOK
Cookye

Class Basketball Tean
Supervision Softball Team

I ping Roll of Honor

VIRGINIA COUNCIL
\ reinia
Dramatics Club 1: Chemistry Club 12 Music Club 10
11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Super m Teams 11, 12; Annual

Business Staff 10-12; Annual Assistant Business Manager 12

ANNETTE CRAWFORD
Annette
M.B.B.C 12 Supervision V lleyball Tean 2: Office

Typist 12; Exhibition 10

CAROL ANN CRUTCHFIELD
Carol
Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Red Cross 11; Hi-Lights Business Staff
11; Exhibition 10; Supervision Teams 10, 11; F.H.A. 11

JAMES LEE DARTEZ
James
Cadet Private 10-12; B" Team Football 10; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11

WILLIAM BARNARD DASHER
Bill

Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Crack Squad 11;
Rifle Team 10, 11; Americanism Club 10-12

RICHARD KENNETH DAVIS
Kenneth
Cadet Private 10, 11; Business Club 11, 12; Red Cross
Club 11

DANIEL BENJAMIN DIXON
Dan

Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Editorial Staff of Annual 12;
Beta Honorary 11, 12; Band 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy
11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 10; Miller-Lanier Orchestra
11; Honor Group 12

KARL KIRK DOMINGOS
Kirk
Cadet Sergeant 12; Business Staff of Annual 11, 12
Poet Leader Staff 12; Hi-Y 12; Americanism Club 10;
Science Club 10; Demosthenian Literary Society 11

RALPH STEVENS DOOLITTLE JR
Steve
Cadet Private 10-12 B Team Football 10; Honor
Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10

LAWRENCE EDWARD DOVER
Lawrence
Cadet Sergeant 12; Baseball Team 10, 11

10, 11; Best Drilled Company 11; Supervision Basketball 11

WILLIAM MARSHALL DURDEN
Billy

Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Track 10-12; L

Club 10-1

>
\

ADELBERT STEPHEN DURKEE JI

Steve

Cadet Private 10, 11 B" Team Football
10; Supervision Basketball 10-12; Spanish Club 12
canism Club 10, 11; Science Club 10

JAMES WALDO EDWARDS
Jimmy
Cadet Private 10-12; Glee Club 11; Supervision
ball 10, 11; Crack Squad 11; Color Guard 11, 12

; Ameri

Basket

ROBERT WINFREY ELLERBEI
L. B

Basketball 10-12
Supervision Basketball

Cadet Private 10-12
Manager 11; Band 10
Dixie Doodle Dandy 10

Football

10, 11

Manager

JARVIS RAY EMBRY
Ray
Cadet Private 10, 11; Science Club

District Music Festival 10, 11

10 Band

MARY ELIZABETH CULLEN

Cissy
R.O.T Gym Assistant 11; Cheerleader 12
Supervision Officer 11; M.A.A. 11, 12; Class Tean
Winning Exhibition Company 1 Supervision Tean

NAN CULPEPPER

Sponsor 11;
s 10-12;

10-12

OLIVIA
Nan
Hi-Y 10 Music Club 10, 11; I
Hi-Lights Business Staff
l Super

Tr
1?
Team 10-
12: Exh

sion

rses Club
Volleyball
F.H.A

i 11 Sut
Basketball

LZ Visit

n
bition 10

DOROTHY CURRAN
Dot
Y 10-12

Chemistry

Beta Club 12; Tri
12; Music Club 13
ness Staft 12
Team 11

Hi Tri-Hi-Y
Club 11

Officer 12

Sergeant-at-Arms
Hi-Lights Busi
All-Star Hockey

Supervision

GLORIA ANN DANIELL

Gloria Ann
F.H.A Exhibition 10, 11; Office Monitor 12

10-12

Honor Company

1; Crack Squad

CARLA SUE DAUGHERTY
Carla

Dramatics Club 10-12; One-Act Play 10; Co-Director One
Act Play 11; Miller Radio Program Announcer 12; Music
Club 10; Chemistry Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10

GLADYS ELIZABETH DAVIDSON
Libby

Future Nurses Club President 12; Supervision Officer 10
Exhibition 10

ELIZABETH STAUBES DAVIS
Beth

[ri-Hi-Y President 12; Beta Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y Group
Captain 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Y.M.C.A. Youth Assembly 11;
Y.M.C.A. Youth Assembly Senate Officer 12; R.O.T.C
Sponsor 11; Chemistry Club 12

PATSY LOUISE DORMINY
Patsy

M.A.A. 11; Supervision Officer 11, 12; Supervision Hockey
Team Manager 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Music Club 10, 12;
Supervision Volleyball Team 10, 11

CLIFFORD STEPHEN ENGLISH JR
Cliff
Cadet Private 10-12
PATRICK CECIL ETHERIDGE
Pat

Cadet Private 10-12; Best Inspection Company 10; Best
Disciplined Company 10

ELDRIDGE BAXTER EVANS
Bax

Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Crack Squad 11; Golf Team
12; Rifle Team 10; Americanism Club 10, 11; Science
Club 10

THOMAS HENRY FAULK
Tommy

Cadet Private 10, 11

RICHARD WAYNE FAULKNER
Wayne
Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Beta Honorary
12; Honor Group 12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11;
Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11

GERALD HOLT FEAGIN
Jerry
Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Winning Crack Squad 11; Com-
pany Neatest Cadet 11; Sidney Lanier Literary Society
10, 11; Americanism Club 10; Supervision Basketball 10
11; Crack Squad 10; Key Club 12

ROBERT PRESTON
Bob
Cadet Private 10-12; Americanism
Club 10, 11; Library Assistant 10

FERGUSON

Club 11;

WILLIAM GORDON FERGUSON
Billy
Cadet Private 10-12; FFA Quartet 11, 12

ALTON WAYNE FLEMING
Wayne
Cadet Private 10-12

THOMAS FLEMING

Ton

Cadet Sergeant First Class 12;
12; Business of Annual

Team 12; Americanism Club 10, 11;
10; Color Guard 12; Rifle Team 10

FLOURNOY III

Secretary-Treasurer of

Manager 12; Regimental

Best Drilled

MATHEW DONALD FLOYD
Donald
Cadet Private 10-12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11

EDWARD KIMBROUGH GANDY
Kim
Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 10, 11;
ketball 10; Cheer Leader 11; Best
Supervision Basketball 10, 11

B
Drilled

Team
Platoon

Pla

Hi-Y
Drill

atoon

Bas-
10;

BETTY JOAN DUKES
Duchess

Dramatics Club Nurses

10. l

Basketball Tear

Gregg Shorthand Award 11

GENEVIEVI

Future Club 11; Exhibition
Supervision

10;

Winning Exhibition Company 10

10 Supervision Volleyball Team

GAIL
Gail

DURDEN

Perfect
Supervis

Attendance 10; Red Cross

Club 10
Hi-Lights
10-12

10; Dramatics
F.H.A. 10;
Volleyball

on Basketball Team 10

Business Staff

Exhibition 10

Supervision Team

REBECCA COCHRAN EARNEST
Becky
10
Library

Exhibition
Assistant

Team
12

Basketball
vision Volleyball Tean
Lanier Orchestra 11

Supervision 10;

11;

Super
Miller-

JUDY ANN ELLIOTT
Judy
Music Club 12; F.H.A

Library Assistant 11 10

Business

VIRGINIA ANNE ETHRIDGE
Anne
Vice-President 12

Nurses Club

Future Future

Club 10-12; Supervision Teams 10-12;

Hi-Lights Business Staff 11; Supervision Officer 11

ALICE VIRGINIA EZELL
Virginia

Student Council Secretary 12

R.O.T. Sponsor 11; Beta

President 11;

10-12

Club 11; Music

Club

JOYCE ELAINE FINCHER
Joyce

Student Council

Tri-Hi-Y Vice-Presiden

Student Council 11; Crack Squad 10; Tri-Hi-Y

Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Head Majorette

12; M.A.A. Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12:
Volleyball Tear

Class Teams 10-12

CONNIE

vision

Captain

ORR FITZGIBBONS
Connie

Tri-Hi-Y 10

vision Officer 11 lass

Volleyball and Basketball

Team 11

Chemistry Club 12
Soccer Team 10
Teams 10, 11; Class

Crack Squad 10;

Nurses
ll
LZ; er
Vice-
_-

ouper-
Supervision

Hockey

GARY LEE GARFIELD
Gary
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Varsity Football 11, 12;
Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Track Team 11, 12; L Club
11, 12; Crack Squad 11; B Team Football 10; 'B
Team Basketball 10.

WAYNE EDWARD GAY
Wayne

Cadet Private 10, 11; Best Drilled
Supervision Basketball 10.

Platoon 10, 11;

DAVID LEE GEIGER
David
Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Editor-in-Chief of Annual 12;
Student Council 12; Vice-President of Sidney Lanier
Literary Society 11, 12; Americanism Club 10, 11; Honor
Company 11; Winning Debate Team 10, 11; Parade
Company 10, 11

WILLIAM MOSE GEORGE JR.
Bill
Cadet Colonel 12; Class Director 12; Treasurer of Key
Club 12; Treasurer of Beta Honorary 12; Associate Editor
of Annual 12; Crack Squad Leader 11; Regimental Neatest
Cadet 11; Honor Group 12; Superlative.

WILBUR HUGH GILES
Hugh
Cadet Private 10-12; 4-H Club 10; Varsity Football 11,
12; 'B Team Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12.

TIMOTHY EARL GILL
Tim
Cadet Private 10-12; Orange and Green Staff 11;
Lanier Literary Society 10; Science Club 10.

Sidney

PATRICIA SUE GAMBLI
Patty
M.B.B.C 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Exhibition
10; Class Volleyball Team 10-12; Supervision Volleyball
Team 10-12; Supervision Basketball Team 10, 11; Super
vision Softball Team 11; Perfect Attendance 10

ANN SHIRLEY GLENDENNING
Shirley
Gym Assistant 12; M.A.A. 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; All
Star Hockey Team 11; Supervision Teams 10, 11; Class
Teams 10-12; Supervision Officer 10; Perfect Attend
ance 11]

PATRICIA LEE GOLIGHTLY
Lee
R.O.T.C. Sponsor 11; Exhibition 10; Supervision Teams 10,
11; All-Star Hockey Team 11

BERNADINE GOODRICH
Bernadine
F.H.A. 10-12; Future Nurses Club 12; Hi-Lights Business
Staff 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Exhibition 10

LARRY WAYNE GLEATON
Larry

Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; C Team Basket-
ball 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Track Team 11

Best Inspection Company 11; Best Disciplined Company 11

TROY LEE GOODWIN

Tre xy

Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11

CHARLES RICHARD GRIMES
Charles
Cadet Private 10, 11

FLETCHER KENNEDY HALL
Ken
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel 12; President of Key Club 12;
Secretary of Beta Honorary 12; Cless Director 11, 12;
Vice-President of Americanism Club 11; Student Council
12; Golf Team 10-12; Honor Group 12; Superlative

DONALD WILLIAM HARDISON
Don
Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best
Drilled Platoon 10

JAMES FELIX HARDMAN
James
Cadet Captain 12; Honor Company 11; Best Drilled Com-
pany 10, 11; Key Club 11, 12; Sidney Lanier Literary
Society 10-12; Best Parade Company 10, 11; Honor Group
12; Science Club 10

MARY LEWIS GOSS
Mary

F.H.A, President 12; F.H.A, Program Chairman 11: Super
vision Officer 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Music
Club 10; Supervision Basketball Manager 11: Exhibition

10; F.H.A. 10-12
CAROLYN VIRGINIA GRANT
Calon

Honor Group 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Exhibition Winning Com
pany 10; All-Star Soccer Team 11; Class Teams 10, 11

BEVERLY ANN GRAY
Beverly

M.B.B.C. 11, 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11; Exhibition

10; F.H.A. 10
PATRICIA GAIL GREENE
Patsy

Student Council 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Music
Club 11, 12

TOMMY EUGENE HARDY
Gene
Cadet Private 10-12; Football 10, 11; Supervision Basket-
ball 10, 11

RONALD EDWIN HARRELL

Ronald

Cadet Private 10-12; Demosthenian Literary Society 10;
Best Drilled Platoon 11

HEYWARD TORRANCE HARRINGTON
Heyward

Cadet Private 10-12
JIMMY CHESHURE HARRISON
Jimmy
Cadet Private 10, 11

GEORGE SIBLEY HART JR.
Chief

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel 12; President of Student Coun-
cil 12; Lieutenant Governor of Key Club 12; Vice-Presi-
dent of Beta Honorary 12; President of Americanism Club
11; Regimental Best Drilled Cadet 11; Class Officer
10-12; Honor Group 12; Superlative

WILLIAM LEON HARTLEY
Billy
Cadet Sergeant 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Track
11, 12; B Team Football 10; L Club 11, 12.

SANDRA JEAN GRUBBS
Sandra
Music Club 10, 11; Relays 10; Supervision Volleyball
Team 10-12; Class Speedpinball Team 11; F.H.A. 12

SHELBY JEAN HAMLIN
Shelby
Music Club 10-12; M.B.B.C. 12; Supervision Teams 10-12;

Archery Tournament 10; Class Teams 11; Gregg Shorthand
Award 11

BRENDA ELLAN HAMPTON
Brenda

Library Club President 12; M.B.B.C. 12; Library Assistant
10-12; Music Club 10

LINDA LOUISE HANDLEY
Linda
Music Club 12; Supervision Officer 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12;
Supervision Teams 11, 12; Hi-Lights Business Staff 12

JOHN RANSOM HARWELL
Hardy
Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Football Manager 10,

L Club 10-12; Rifle Team 10

PHIL LAMAR HATCHER
Phil
Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12

PHILLIP BAYNE HAVERFIELD
Phillip
Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Science Club 10-12; Beta
Honorary 11, 12; Honor Group 12.

WESLEY NAPIER HAWKINS JR.
Wesley
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; State Science Fair 10, 11;
Honor Company 10; Science Club 10-12; Chess Club 10, 11.

WILLIAM HARWELL HAWKINS
Bill
Cadet Private 11, 12; Regimental Drill Team 11, 12; Crack
Squad 11; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 11; Poet Leader
12; Supervision Basketball 11; Best Drilled Cadet 11

JAMES LAMAR HENDLEY

Lamar

Cadet Private 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Best
Drilled Company 10, 11.

JANE HANSFORD
Jane
lub 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision Teams
Supervision Officer 10, 11; Relays 10; Company
peedpinball Team 10

PATRICIA ROSS HARDEMAN
Pat
Class Vice-President 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Annual
Staff 12; Student Council 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Crack

Squad 10; Class Soccer Team 10-12; Class Speedpinball
Team 10, 11

RUBY CATHLEEN HARPER
Cathy
M.B.B.C. Scrapbook Editor 12; M.B.B.C. 11, 12;
10; Exhibition 10; Supervision Teams 11

MARGARET ANNETTE HARRELL
Ann
Gregg Shorthand Award 11; M.B.B.C. 12; Red Cross 11,

12; F.H.A. 10; Exhibition 10; Supervision Volleyball Team
12

JULIUS EDWARD HERREN JR.
Ed
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; B' Team Football 10;
Varsity Football 11, 12; Crack Squad 11; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11; Science Club 10

EMORY SPEER HEYWARD
Emory
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; News Editor of Poet Leader
11; Hi-Y 11, 12; Chess Club 10; Sidney Lanier Literary
Society 10; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10,
11; Supervision Basketball 10

CHAN DAVIS HILL JR.

Chan

Cadet Private 10-12; B' Team Basketball 11; Honor
Company 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 12; Track Team
11, 12; C" Team Basketball 10

LARRY EUGENE HINSON
Larry

Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Company 10; Best In-
spection Company 10

MILTON DUKE HOBBY
Duke
Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10
STEPHENS GARY HOBBY
Steve

Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 11; Crack
Squad 10-12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12

DIAN HARRISON
Moose

Music Club 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; Supervision Teams
11, 12; Hi-Lights Business Staff 12

ERA SUE HARRISON
Sue
Dramatics Club 11, 12; Music Club )-12; Girls State
11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Relays 10; Supervision Teams 10, 11

BARBARA KAYE HASKINS
Barbara

Red Cross 12; Class Hockey Team Manager 11; Super-
vision Teams 10; Exhibition 10

HARRIET McKAY HAZELHURST
Hazel

Hi-Lights Managing Editor 12; M.A.A. 12; Chemistry
Club 12; Supervision Officer 10; All-Star Hockey Team
11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Exhibition 10.

TOM SCOTT HOFFEDITZ
Hoppy
Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Super
vision Basketball 10; Business Club 11; Track 10

JERRY CLARK HOLLEY
Holly

Cadet Private 10-12

LUCIUS GASTON HOLLOWAY JR.
Skipper
Cadet Private 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Super-
vision Basketball 10, 11; Best Inspection Company 11

WILLIAM RONALD HOLMES
Ronnie
Cadet Private 10-12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Honor Group
12; Boys State 11; Vice-President of Spanish Club 12;
Science Club 10.

CHARLES WEST HOLTZCLAW
Bud
Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled
Company 11; Best Disciplined Company 11; Best Parade
Company 11; Crack Squad 11; Sidney Lanier Literary
Society 10, 11; Supervision Basketball] 10, 11

MAX J. HORNE
Max
Cadet Private 10-12

FAYE LEILANI HERRINGTON
Fay
F.H.A. Parliamentarian 10; Exhibition 10; F.H.A. 12

MILDRED GOODRUM HEYWARD
Bunny

vision Teams

ler-Lanier Glee
vision President

GLENDA FAYE HINSON
Jo
Student Council 11; M.A.A, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Music

Club 10; Supervision Officer 11; Class Teams 11; Relays 10

SARA MARGARET HOLLOWAY
Margaret
Beta Club President 12: Student Council 10; Hi-Lights Cir-

ilation Manager 12; Girls 11; M.A.A. 12; Tri
Hi-Y 10-12; Honor Group 11, 12; Supervision Officer 12

DAVID B. HOWARD JR
David
Cadet Captain 12; Vice-President of Demosthenian Literary
Society 12; Beta Honorary 12; Crack Squad 11; Key Club

11; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Editorial Staff of Annual 12
Honor Group 12

RONALD KELLY HOWELL
Ronnie
Cadet Sergeant 12; Red Cross Club 10; Red Cross Repre

sentative 10, 11 id Team Basketball 10; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11

GEORGE LEE HUBBARD
George
Cadet Sergeant 12; Crack Squad 11; Spanish Club 11;
Color Guard 11; Cheer Leader 11; Chess Club 10; Super
vision Basketball 10, 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11

DANNY LEE HUBERT
Danny

Cadet Private 10-12

LEROY RADFORD HUNT
Leroy
Cadet Private 10, 11; Treasurer of FFA 12

BOBBY DEAN HUTCHINS
Bobby

Cadet Private 10-12; Best Parade Company 10; Best Drilled
Platoon 10, 11

THELMA JEAN H IRTMAN
Jean
M.B.B.C, 11; Library Assistant 11; Library Club 11

ANNA KATHERINE HOWARD
Ann
Red Cross 10; Supervision Basketball Team 10;
Lights Business Staff 1 Annual Business Staff 12;
Chemistry Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Tri-Hi-Y Group Captai
12; Archery Tour

VALERIE HUGHES
Valerie
MARION JUDY HUNNICUTT

Judy
F.H.A. Parlimentarian 12; Class Volleyball Team 10;
Supervision Softball Team Captain 11; Supervision Volley
ball Team Co-Captain 11; Supervision Basketball Team 11;
Exhibition 10

JAMES ROBERT JACKSON
Bob
Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10, 12; Supervision Basketball
10; Industrial Arts Club 10

WILLIAM DEVEREAUX JARRATT JR.

Devereaux

Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Varsity Football 12; Varsity
Track 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 12; Crack Squad 10, 11;
L Club 12; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 11

EMORY SHAW JILES JR.
Emory
Cadet Private 10-12; Treasurer of Business Club 12; Super-
vision Basketball 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11

CLARENCE EMORY JOHNSON JR.
Emory
Cadet Captain 12; President of Beta Honorary 12; Vice-
President of Key Club 12; Supervision Basketball Champions
11; Crack Squad 10; Class Officer 11, 12; Honor Group
12; Student Council 12; Superlative

WYATT THOMAS JOHNSON JR.
Tommy
Cadet Captain 12; Editor of Poet Leader 12; Vice-President
of Georgia Scholastic Press Association 12; President of
District Hi-Y 12; Commander of Regimental Drill Team 12;
Crack Squad 11; Company Neatest Cadet 11; Regimental
Best Drilled Platoon 10

JAMES RUFUS JONES JR
Jimmy

Cadet Sergeant 12; Poet Leader 10; Crack Squad 10-12;
Baseball Manager 10, 11; Science Club 10

RUSSELL ANN HUTCHINGS
Hutch
Associate Editor 12; Annual Staff 10, 11; Beta
2; Honor Group 11, 12; Crack Squad 10; Tri-
R.O.T.C. Sponsor 10; "Miss Seventeen 12
PEGGY ANN HUTCHINSON
Pudgie
M.B.B.C. 12; F.H.A. 10; Gregg Shorthand Award 11;

Red Cross 10; Perfect Attendance 11; Class Speedpinball
Team 10; Exhibition 10

VIRGINIA ELEANOR IVEY
Virginia

F.T.A. 11; Winning Exhibition Company 10

ALTHEA JOHNSON
Althea
F.H.A. 10

JOSEPH NEAL JONES
Smiley
Cadet Private 10-12

RANDALL H. JONES
Randall
Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best
Drilled Platoon 10; Crack Squad 11.

CHARLES GARRETT JORDAN
C. J
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Managing Editor of Poet
Leader 11, 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Supervision Basketball
10, 11; Chess Club 10; Hi-Y 11; Color Guard 12; Honor
Group 12

HAROLD EUGENE KEYS
Harold

Cadet Private 10-12; Industrial Arts Club 11; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11

HOWARD EUGENE KILLGO
Gene
Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11

RAYFORD VANCE KIMBERLY
Rady

Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best
Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Best Drilled Company 11

JAMES CLAYTON KING 4
Jimmy
Jet Private 1; Supervision Basketba .
GLENN PAUL KIT!
Glenn P : :

irst ieutenant 12; Varsity Basketball
led Cadet 11; Crack Squad 10 Cheerlead :

norary 11; Red Cross Club 10; Honor Groug ss

WILLIAM TERRY LAND
Terr
Cadet Private 10-12; Scien ib 10; Der
society

JAMES FRANK LAZENBY III

Best Drilled

rvision Basketball 11; Science Club

ANDREW BENTLEY LEMON
Andrew

Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketbal

Drilled P| vee n 10, 11: Honor Company
JOHN RICHARD LESLII

John

jet Private 10-12; Honor Company

BEATRICE JONES

MARY CAROL JONES

Perfect Attendance 10
SUSAN WHITAKER KELLY

Editor 12; Hi

ms )-12; Super

MICHAEL STUART LEVINE
Mike

Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Band 10-12; Beta Honorary

;

11, 12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10; Outstanding
Bandsman 11; Dixie Doodle Dandy 10-12; Honor Group 12

WILLIAM LEVITT
Bill
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Sidney Lanier Literary Society
10, 11; Chess Club 10; Americanism Club 11; Best Drilled
Platoon 10, 11; Honor Group 12

JIMMIE WALTER LEWIS
lit

orporal 11; Honor Company
Basebal L2 B Te
: Supervision Basketball 1(
WILLIAM ROBERTS LEWIS
Bill
Cadet Pri

CURRIE EUGENE LINDER
Gene
Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball
1]
GEORGE ERIC LINDSEY
Eric
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; B Tean
Varsity Football 12; Industrial Arts Club 10-12

PHILIP HUGH LORD
Phil Pp

Cadet Private 10-1

FRANKLIN DONALD MAILEY
Don
Cadet Private 10-1 Band 10-12; Vice-President of FFA
12; Drum Major of National y and in Kansas City
12; Glee Club 10-12; Dixie Doodle Dandy 11, 12

ROBERT HARDIN MALONE
Bobby
Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Rifle Team 10-12; Golf Tear

11, 12; Track Team 10; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Science
Club 10

GLENN HOUSER MARSHALL JR
Moose Jaw
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Varsity Football 11, 12
Track 10, 11; Boys State 11; Beta Honorary 12; Regimental
Best Drilled Platoon 11; Honor Group

O. L. MARSHALL JR
Skipper
Beta Honorary 12; Sidney Lanier Literary
Honor Group 12

MALVIN MASON MASICOTT
Malvin
Honor C

KATHERINI

IR
K

ENE KENNEDY

HARRIETTE WADE KUHR

Har

MARGARET DURELLE LAMB
Durelle
M.A.A

PATRICIA MANELL LAVENDER
Pat
Annual Staff 12; Beta Club
10-12; Honor Group 11,

LL; Superiative

SANDRA MARIE LINEBERGER
Sandra
Beta Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y Recording Secre-
tary 1 Hi-Lights Business Staff 11, 12; Annual Business
Chemistry Club 12; Music ub 11; Dancers 10

JOE BROWN MASSEY JR.

j Joe
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; President of Science Club
12; Student Council 12; Georgia Boys State 11; Best
Crack Squad 11; Regimental Drill Team 11, 12; Hi-Y
11; Football Trainer 10

MILTON LEE McBRYANT
Milton
Cadet Sergeant 12; Varsity Football 10-12; Captain of
Football Team 12; "B Team Basketball 10; Varsity Bas
ketball 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Honor Company
10; L" Club 10-12; Superlative

LARRY EUGENE McCALLUM
Larry
Cadet Private 10, 11; Red Cross Club 10; Sidney Lanier
Literary Society 10; Crack juad 11; Best Parade Com-

pany 10; Supervision Basketball 1

WILLIAM EARL McCARTHY
Bill
jet Sergeant First Class 12; Beta Honorary 12; Feature
r of Poet Leader 12; Honor Group 12; Sidney Lanier

y Society 11; Supervision Basketball 11

GENE BENJAMIN McCLURI
Bug
t First Lieutenant 12; Key Club 11, 12; Crack Squad
Demosthenian Literary Society 10; Best Drilled Platoon
Supervision Basketball 10; Honor Group 12; Manager

: Paper Sh p ll
THOMAS ERNEST McDONALD
Mac

Lieutenant 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Regimental
Demostt i tera ociety 10, 11

ANDREE ELIZABETH LIVINGSTON
Betsy
Beta Club 12; Music Club Treasurer 11, 12; Music Club
10-12; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Supervision
Officer 12; All-Star Hockey Team 11; Class Hockey Team
10, 11

JULIA CECILE LONG
Julie
Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; Supervision Volleyball Tear 10-12
Music Club 10, 12; Supervision Basketball Team 10; Ex
hibition 10

FAY ANNETTE LYLES
Pete
M.B.B.C. Vice-President 12; M.B.B.C. 11, 12; Supervision
Vice-President 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; Gregg
Shorthand Award 11

PATRICIA ELOISE LYLES
Patricia

M.B.B.C. 11; F.H.A. 10

TIMOTHY HALL McKINNEY
Pete
Cadet Private 10, 11; Science Club 10, 11; Red Cross
Club 10, 11; Demosthenian Literary Society 11; Cheerleader
12; Crack Squad 11; Best Drilled Company 10; Supervision
Basketball 10

PHILIP McDERMOTT McLAUGHLIN JR.
Philip
Cadet First Sergeant 12; Rifle Team 10-12; Science Club
10, 11; Golf Team 11, 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11

FRED ALLEN McLEOD
Fred
Sergeant First Class 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Crack
Squad 11; Business Club 11; Supervision Basketball 11;
Honor Company 10; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Honor
Group 12

JAMES OTTIS McNEESE

James

Cadet Private 10-12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Best
Drilled Company 10; Best Inspection Company 10; Best
Disciplined Company 10

JOSEPH AUGUSTUS MIDDLEBROOKS III
Joe
Cadet Sergeant 12; Secretary of Red Cross 12; Hi-Y 11,
12; Supervision Basketball 11

SHAWN MICHAEL MILLER
Shawn
Cadet Private 10-12; Treasurer of Spanish Club 12; Assist-
ant Business Manager of Poet K 1; Crack Squad

10, 11: Chess Club 10, 11: Science

SARA ALICE MADDOX
Sara
Future Nurses Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Winning
Exhibition Company 10; Supervision Volleyball Team 10,
11; Supervision Basketball Team Manager 10; Supervision
Softball Team 11

PATRICIA ANN MANNING
Pat
Beta Club 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12;
Chemistry Club 12; Thespians 12; Dramatics Club 10-12;
Dramatics Club Group Captain 10; Supervision Basket-
ball Team 10

JOCQULYN ELAINE MARSHALL
Elaine

1-H 10-12; 4-H Vice-President 12; F.H.A. 10-12; F.H.A

Projects Chairman 12; Exhibition 10

MARGARET JANICE MARTIN
Janice
Cheerleader 12; M.A.A. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; All-Star
Soccer Team 11; Supervision Officer 10, 12; Supervision
Teams 10, 11; Chemistry Club 12: Relays 10

ROGER ANDREW MIMS
Roger
Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10.

JAMES ROBERT MITCHELL
James
Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled
Platoon 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11.

ERNEST ROGER MIXON
Ernie
Cadet Private 10, 11; B Team Football 10; Varsity
Football 11; Honor Company 11; Supervision Basketball
10, 11

JERRY MICHAEL MODENA
Jerry
Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; C
Team Basketball 10; B Team Basketball 11; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11; Varsity Baseball 10

JOSEPH LEO MODENA
Joe
Cadet Private 10-12; B' Team Football 11; Varsity Foot-
ball 12; Supervision Basketball Champions 10; Best In-
spection Company 10; Best Disciplined Company 10; Best
Drilled Platoon 10; "L Club 12

ROBERT CLEVELAND MOLTON JR

Bob

Cadet Private 10-12

MARY FAYE MARTIN
Faye
Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Club Corresponding Secretary 12;
Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council Chaplain 12; Super
vision Officer 11; Class Volleyball Team 12; Supervision
Teams 10, 11; Music Club 10, 11
PRISCILLA ANN MASON
Ann
Dramatics Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club President 12; Thes-
pians 12; Chemistry Club 12; Music Club 11; All-Star

Hockey Team 11; Class Soccer Team 11; Supervision Bas
ketball Team 10, 11

DOLORES GAIL MASSEY

Gail
Library Club 11; Student Council 11; M.B.B.C. 11; Super-
vision Basketball Team Captain 10; Class Speedpinball
Team 10; Supervision Softball Team Co-Captain 11; Super-
vision Volleyball Team 11, 12; F.H.A. Secretary 12

GLORIA SUE MASSEY
Gloria

Exhibition 10; Supervision Volleyball and Basketball Teams
11

DAVID REGINALD MOORE
David
Cadet Private 10-12; Band 10-12

DENNIS LaFAY MOORE
Dennis

Cadet Private 10, 11; Best Drilled Company 11; Best Im-
proved Company 11.

THOMAS ELBERT MOORHOUSE
Thomas
Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best
Parade Company 10

CHARLES ANTHONY MORAN
Charlie
Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10-12; Best Drilled
Platoon 10; Track Team 10; Chess Club 10

THOMAS ELMER MOSELEY
Thomas

Cadet Private 10, 11

JAMES BURCH MULLIS

Smokey

Cadet Private 10-12; Americanism Club 10; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 11.

SYLVIA KAY MASSEY
Kay

[Thespian 12; Miller Radio Program Announcer 12; Dra-

matics Club Membership Chairman 12; Dramatics Club

10-12; Hi-Lights Photography Editor 12; Chemistry Club

11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 12 :

ELSIE ANN MAXWELL
Ann
Red Cross President 12; Red Cross Secretary 11: M.A.A

12; M.A.A. Awards Manager 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12;

age

Assistant 11; All-Star Hockey Team 11

RENNIE AMELIA MAY
Rennie
Student Council President 12; Class Secretary-Treasurer
10-12; Supervision Officer 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Class
Hockey and Speedpinball Teams 10; Supervision Basketball
Team 11; Relays 10; Superlative

GLADYS IRENE MAYNARD

Irene
Chemistry Club 12; Future Nurses Club 12; Exhibition 10.

JON RICHARD MURPHY
Julie
Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; Americanism Club
10; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision Bas-
ketball 11; Best Disciplined Company 11

BOB SHERWOOD MURRAY

Bob

Cadet Private 10, 11; Demosthenian Literary Society 10;
Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Best Inspection Company 10;
Best Disciplined Company 10

JAMES TILTON MURRAY
Tilton

Cadet Private 10-12

ALLEN JACKSON MYERS
Jack
Cadet Private 10-12; Regimental Drill Team 12; Crack
Squad 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Demosthenian
Literary Society 10

ARTHUR RAINES NEWBERRY
Raines
Cadet Private 10-12; Business Staff of Annual 12; Super-
vision Basketball 11; Honor Company 10; Chess Club 10;
Best Improved Company 11.

MERWON NEWTON
Moe

Cadet Private 10; Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best
Drilled Platoon 10; Red Cross Representative 10.

KATHLEEN McCALLUM
Kathleen
M.B.B.C. 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Perfect Attendance 10; Ex
hibition 10; Junior Homemaking Degree 10

MARGARET LOUISE McDANIEI
Peggy
F.T.A. President 1 [ri-Hi-Y 12; F.T.A
Soccer Team 11; Supervision Basketball Tear
Speedpinball and Hockey Teams 1 Music
Perfect Attendance

JoANNE McDONALD
JoAnne
Miller-Lanier Chorus President 12; M.B.B.C, 11; Super
vision Teams 10-12; Class Soccer and Hockey Teams 10
11; Class Volleyball Team 10, 12; Dramatics Club 12

MYRNA KAY McDONALD
Myrna
Dramatics Club 11, 12; Music Club 12; Supervision Volley-
ball Team Manager 11; Exhibition 10; Hi-Lights Business
Staff 12

RICHARD MICHAEL OLNICK
Richard
Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Science
Club 10; Best Inspection Company 10; Best Improved
Company 11; Best Disciplined Company 10

ALFRED DANNY O'NEAL
Danny
Cadet First Lieutenant 12; President of Spanish Club 12;
Vice-President of Red Cross Club 12; Crack Squad i1;
B Team Basketball 11; Honor Company 10; C Team
Basketball 10; Student Council 12

VINCENT ANTHONY ORLANDO
Vincent
Cadet Captain 12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Beta
Honorary 11, 12; Science Club 10-12; Chess Club 10;
Demosthenian Literary Society 11; Honor Group 12

RONALD EDGAR OWEN
Ronnie
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; B' Team Football 10; Crack
Squad 11; Best Drilled Company 10; Poet Leader Staff 10;
Americanism Club 10, 11; Hi-Y Club 11, 12; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11

JAMES MICHAEL PAHRIS

Jim

Cadet Regimental Supply Sergeant 12; Telegraph and News
Reporter 11; Crack Squad 11; Honor Company 11; Best
Drilled Company 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11;
Secretary of National Rifle Association 11; Assistant Com-
mander of Regimental Drill Teams 12

ROBERT HUGH PARK
Robert
Cadet Captain 12; Beta Honorary 12; Winning Crack Squad
10, 11; Student Council 12; Advertising Manager of An-
nual 12; 4-H Club Officer 10-12; Supervision Basketball
10, 11; Honor Group 12

MARTHA SUELLEN McGRAW
Suellen
Class Director 10; R.O.T.C. Sponsor 10; Student Council
10, 11; Dancers 10; M.A.A, Scribe 11, 12; Dixie Doodle
Dandy 10; Hi-Lights Cartoon Editor 12; Supervision Volley-
ball Tean Captain 11

LYDIA LEE MELTON
Lee
Supervision Volleyball Team 10-12; Business Club 12;
Red Cross 11; Tennis Tournament 11; Class Hockey Team
10; Supervision Basketball Team 11

BETSY JONES MILLER
Bet
Beta Club 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Student Council
Corresponding Secretary 11; Student Council 12; Super
vision Officer 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Company Speedpin-
ball Team 10; Exhibition 10

KATHERINE STARK MILLER
Kitsy
Crack Squad 10; Supervision President 12; Dramatics Club
10, 11; Chemistry Club 12; Annual Assistant Business Man-
ager 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision Teams 11; Archery
Tournament 10, 11

KENNETH CONRAD PARKER
Ken
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 12; Crack
Squad 11; C" Team Basketball 11; Supervision Basket-
ball 10; Honor Group 12

ROBERT EVAN PARKER
Parker

Cadet Private 10, 11; Varsity Track 11; Supervision Bas-
ketball 11; Industrial Arts Club 12; Best Drilled Com-
pany 10, 11

RAYMOND E. PATTERSON

Raymond

Cadet Captain 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Chaplain of Key
Club 12; Vice-President of Industrial Arts Club 12;
Editorial Staff of Annual 12; Supervision Basketball 10,
11; Georgia Boys State 11; Honor Group 12

CLAYTON ROSCOE PAUL
Clayton
Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Hi-Y Club 11; Sidney Lanier
Literary Society 10; B Team Basketball 11; C Team
Basketball 10; Crack Squad 11; Science Club 10

WILLIAM ESTER PAYNE
Bill
Cadet Private 12; Transfer Student 12; Rifle Team 12;
Pep Band 12.
GEORGE RONNIE PEACOCK
Ronnie

Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11; Supervision
Basketball 10; Demosthenian Literary Society 10

MARY SHEWELL MILLI
Class Director - ROT Sponsor
Club 11, 12; M.A.A. 11 Honor Gri

Squad 10; Gym Assistant 11; All-Star Socce:

MARY ELIZABETH MIMBS

1 Sof

tball

ELIZABETH CHARLINE MORRIS

Charline

F.H.A. 10

ROSEMARY MORROW
Rosemar
Future Nurses Club 10-12; Future Nurses
12; Class Basketball Team 10; Supervision
Volleyball Teams 10; Supervision Softball
hibition 10

CHARLES EDGER PEEK
Pete
Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11; Industrial
Arts Club 10; Machine Shop Instructor 12; Supervision
Basketball 10; Perfect Attendance 10, 11

RONALD EUGENE PHILLIPS
Ronnie
Cadet Sergeant 12; B Team Basketball 11; Boys State
11; Supervision Basketball 10; Best Drilled Company 10
Rifle Team 11; "'B Team Football 10

LARRY JACKSON PORTER
Larry
Cadet Private 10-12; Varsity Track 11, 12; Science Club 10;
Best Drilled Platoon 10; Best Inspection Company 10;
Best Disciplined Company 10

THOMAS JOSEPH PORTER JR.
Tommy
Cadet Private 12; L* Club 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Man-
ager of Track Team 10, 11; Sabre Arch 11; Best Drilled

Company 10; Regimental Drill Team 11; Manager of
Baseball Team 10

RAYMOND WILFRED POWELL

Raymond

Cadet Private 10-12

LARRY LAMAR PRESLEY
Larry

Perfect Attendance 10

Club Historian

Basketball

Team 11; Ex

SALLY GILLESPIE MURPHEY

Sall

Queen 12; Beta Club 11 12: Beta Club

Honot Group 11, 12; R.O.T.C. Sponsor
M.A.A. 11; Superlative
LINDA JEAN MURPHY
Jean
M.B.B. Li, 22 regg Shorthand Award

vision Teams 11

LINDA ANN NeSMITH

Linda

Dramatics Club 10, 11; Bookkeeping Roll of Honor

11;

Bookstore Assistant 12; Exhibition 10; Supervision Teams

|
HARRIET GLYNN NORRIS

Harriet
Class Director 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Beta Club

12;

M.A.A. 11; Student Council 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Crack

Squad 10; Winning Supervision Volleyball Team 11

LEONARD DWIGHT PRIDGEON
Dwight
Cadet Private 12; Reporter of FFA 10; Band 10, 11;
Science Club 11

JAMES CARL PRINCE JR.
Prince
Cadet Corporal 11; President of Business Club 12; Student
Council 12; Poet Leader Staff 12

EDWARD GARY PURDY
Gary
Cadet Major 12; Company Neatest Cadet 10, 11; Crack
Squad 10, 11; President of Demosthenian Literary Society
12; Honor Group 12; Beta Honorary 12; Vice-President of
Student Council 12; Vice-President of Class 12; Superlative.

CHARLES AUGUSTUS RAY
Charles

Cadet Captain 12; Honor Group 12; Beta Honorary 11, 12;
Spanish Award 11; Key Club 11, 12; Band 10-12; Dixie
Doodle Dandy 10-12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11

JAMES W. REGISTER
Jimmy
Cadet Private 10, 11; Industrial Arts Club 10-12; Best
Drilled Company 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11;
Supervision Basketball 10, 11

JOHN CARVER REINERTSEN
Hans
Cadet Captain 12; B Team Basketball 10, 11; Vice-
President of Hi-Y 12; Honor Group 12; Secretary of Stu-
dent Council 12; Associate Editor of Poet Leader 11, 12;
Boys State 11; Beta Honorary 11, 12; Superlative.

NATALIE JOYI

Chemistry
Hockey Team 10

Club 12

NORRIS
Natalie

Team 10, 11
Basketball Team 10, 11

Tri-Hi-Y 10-1

Exhibition 10

soccer

JULIA ANNA PARKER

Music Club 12
11; Exhibition 10

F.H.A. 12; Company

Jud

Speedpinball Tean

Relays 10

EDNA JANE PATTERSON

Supervision
Team Captain 11;
11; M.B.B.C, 12

Beta Club 11, 12
M.B.B.C. President
Roll of Honor 11
Attendance 10

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THOMAS WILLOUGHBY RICHARDSON
Tommy

Crack Squad 11; Hi-Y 11, 12

Football

Cadet Sergeant 12;
Shop 11, 12; "B
ball 11

Paper

Team 10; Supervision Basket

THOMAS ANTHONY RINER
Major

Cadet Private 10-12;
Music Festival 10-12;
Doodle Dandy
Chess Club 10

Drum Major 11, 12; Band 10-12
Most Progressive Musician 10; Dixie
10-12; Miller-Lanier Orchestra 11, 12

WILLIAM EVERETT RISH
W.E
Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11;
Company 11; Chess Club 10, 11; Library
11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11

ROBERT GERALD ROZAR

Gerald

Best Drilled
Assistant 10,

Cadet Private 10, 11;
Drilled Platoon 10, 11

Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Best

BALLARD RUTHERFORD
Ballard
Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 11
ROBERT ANDREW SANDERS
Bobby

10-12; Crack Squad 10, 11; B Team Bas
B" Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11

Cadet Private
ketball 10, 11;

Officer
vision Volleyball Tean

Gregg

Janie
Student Council 10, 12;
ision Basketball

M.A.A

Super
Captain Supery

Shorthand Award 11

Dancers 10

VIVIAN

ELAINE
Vivian

Honor Group 11, 12
12; Annual Typist 12
Shorthand Award

PAUL

M.B.B.C. 11
Bookkeeping

Gregg 11; Perfect

KATHRYN ELIZABETH PERDUI
Kath

Group 11; M.A.A. 1

Team Manager 11

lea } Super

MARY ELIZABETH PINKERTON
I her

ANNIE MAE POWELI
Annie Mae

Junior H

MARGARET LYNN POYTHRESS
Margaret
Chemistry Club 1 Girls State
Miller-Lanier Chorus 1 Dancers
Staff 1: Supervision V b

Basketball Tear

RONALD JAN SANDERS
Ron

Crack Squ

DAVID MITCHELL SAUNDERS
Mike

GEORGE WILLIAM SAWYER
George

CARLTON THOMAS SCOTT
Tommy

adet Sergeant 12; Varsity Football 11
1, 12; B Team Football 10; L
Drilled Platoon 10

HARVEY LEE SCOTT
Harvey
Cadet Private 10, 11; Honor Company
Platoon 10
Company 11

Supervision Basketball 10

WALTER LARRY SCOTT
Larry
Cadet Private 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Best Drilled
Platoon 11; Red Cross Club 10

PATSY ELIZABETH PRATHER
Patsy
Award

BETTY HIBERNIA PRICE
Bunnie
Prograr Ann

y Assistant 10; Exhibition 1

CCT

THEADORA KNOX RADCLIFFI
Tatie
Beta Club 11, 12; Hi-Lights Advertising Manager 12
Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 12; Music Club 10-12
Music Club Scribe 11, 12; Annual Business Staff 11
Honor Group 11, 12
ALICE LUCILLE RAMEY
Alice
Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Cl

lub Secretary 1

Regime ntal
Sponsor 11; Red Cross 11 12: R

Red Cross

e-President
12; Honor Group 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Music

BERNARD SEALY JR

N
Bernie

Cadet Private Best Drilled Company 10; Super-
vision B ba ( 1; Honor Company 11; Crack Squad
11

STANLEY JACKSON SELF
Stanie
ntal Drill Tear
12; Chess Club

TILMAN EUGENE SELF JR
Tilman
Cadet Private ) FFA Club

10, 11; Supervision Bas
ketball 10

11; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11
EDWARD SCOTT SELL
Lightning
adet Sergeant First Class 12; Business Staff of Annual 12:
0 ader 10 Science Club 10; Honor Company 11;
Americanism Club Regit 7

gimental Drill Team 12

GEORGE LARRY SHELTON
Larry
Cadet Pris

LARRY HUGH SHEPPARD
Larry
jet Private

REBECCA ANNE RANDOLPH

Becky

ROSLYN VELETA RAWLS
Roslyn

RON RAY

Class
Manager

Tourna-

FREEDA ALOUISE RAY
Freed
2; M.A.A, 11, 12; Gy

ipervision

RANDALL CURTIS SHEPPARD

Crack Squad 1 ] B

Supervision

BARNEY LAWRENCE SHIPMAN

t P

A. V. SHIRAH JR
A. V

Baseba

JAMES DAVIS SHOCKLEY
D
Cadet Pr

JULIUS SAMUEL SHOUSI

); Supervision Basketb Honor Gr

WILLIAM BENNETT SLAUGHTER

ROBERT CHARLES SLYI
Bobby
Cadet Private 10-12; Honor Company 11
Drilled Platoon 11

WILLIAM LESTER SLYE
Billy

Honor Company 10

Most Ir proved Cor

Regiments

Cadet Private 10-12

ketball

Supervision

pany

CATHEY ALEXANDER SMITH

omigon
Cadet Sergeant First Class
mental Drill ; Rifle
Military Review Staff 11
Company 11

2; Crack Squad 10-12;
Neatest Cadet
Honor Company 11

Tean Team 10

DANNY ZACHARY SMITH
Danny

Honor Company

Basketball 11

ty Football 11

Cadet Sergeant 12
Vars.ty
Vars

DONALD LOUIS SMITH
Donald

Cadet Private 10, 11: Superv
Team Basketball 11

sion Basketba

HENRY GRADY SMITH
Henry

Cadet Private 10; Supervision Basketball

Basketball 10

Best Drill

lied

BETTY RITCH
Frank
M.B.B.
eader

Bookkeeping Award 11

NANCY FLORENCI
Nancy

F.H.A. 10-12; Exhibit

ROCKER

GERALDINI
Jerry

ROWELI

Supervision
f Honor 11; Gyr

yn Softball Tean

PATRICIA ANN
Pat
i-H Club President M.A.A. 11, 12; Red
All-Star OCcer ean 1] Class Teams
Nurses Club 1 I

RYLES

Reg

Basket

PENNY JOYCE RYTHER

Penny
12; M.A.A. 11, 12
Teams 10, 11; Super
Winning All-Star
n Volleyball Team 11

yball

Tear

Wining Supervis

BAUGHCUM SAWYER
Mae

MAI

vision Volley

10; F.H.A

DORIS SCHARFMAN
Elaine
Honor Group
1 Cre
Pe

ELAINI

Volle
Music

12; All-Star
E.T.A. 12

rfect Attendance 1

SEVERIN

ll, 12
Manager 11

Crack Squad 10

AGNES LOUISI
Agnes
Club

Re ss 12

Music Club 10-12; Music Progran

Library Club 10

Cadet
10; Bes
pany 10

Cadet P

Best Drilled Company 10

vision B

Private

sntal

Track 10

Private

HOWARD BOBBY SMITH
Bobby
Regimental

Best

t Inspection Company

HENRY SMITH
Kenneth
ental
B

KENNETH

;

rivate 10, 11; Regis Best Drilled

Foe

Tean

asketball 10, 11

EDWARD PERRY SMITH

RICHARD MAXEY SMITH
Max
> B Tean
Drilled Platoon
Best Disc plined (

Best

ROBIN EVERETTE SMITH
Robin
Private 10-12; Best Drill

Business Club 10; Span

JAMES ROBERT SNOW

Rock

Drilled
Best Disciplined Con

tball

ish Club 11, 12

Platoon

1 11
4iatoon 11

11; Super

Reg

Basketball

r Company 11; Superv

PEGGY DALE SHARPI
p
Bookk

W : Ex

FHA. 10; MB.B

BRENDA MARCELLE SHEALLY

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BARBARA ANN SHEFFIELD

Exhibition Gregg Shorthand Awa

ELSIE TERESA SHIPLEY
eres
M.A.A. 1 Music Clut
11; Winning All-Star Soccer
10, 11; Dancers 10

JAMES LINTON SOLOMON
Ole So
Cadet Sergeant Major 12; Golf Team 10-12; Honor
pany 11; Crack Squad 11; Supervision Basketball
Americanism Club 11; L 10-12; Honor Group 12

LAMBERT STEWART SOLOMON JR
Stewart

Cadet Private 10-12; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 10

ANDREW JACKSON STEADMAN
Andy
Cadet Private 10, 11; Band 10, 11; Sidney Lanier Literary
Society 10

MICHAEL LUKE STEFANO
Mike
Cadet Private 10-12; Regimental Best Drilled Platoon 11
Supervision Basketball 10, 11; Crack Squad 10

RICHARD ALAN STEPHENSON
Al
Cadet Captain 12; Key Club 12; Beta Honorary
letic Business Manager 11; Best Drilled Platoon
10-12: Glee Club 10: Honor Group

ROBERT ALAN STEPHENSON
Bob
Cadet Private 1 2; Vice-President of Business Clut
Science Club Director 12 B" Team Football 10
vision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Company
Inspection Company 11; Track 10

MARION DOROTHY SIMMONS

ALLENE LEE SMITH

CARRIE LUCILLE SMITH

Lucille
M.B.B.C. 11, 12; Supervision Volleyball Team 11; Super
vision Softball Team Manager 11; Supervision Basketball
Team 11; Exhibition 10; Gregg Shorthand Award 11

EDNA MONTEZ SMITH

ROSCOE HENRY STINETORF
Roscoe

JAMES GERALD STONE JR.
Jerr

Cadet Private 10-12; Science Club 10; Chess Club 10; Su-
pervision Basketball 10, 11; Parade Company 10; Poet

Leader Staff 10; Business Staff of Annual 12

[ransfer Student 11; Honor Group 12

GERALD AUSBURN STRINGFELLOW

Gerald
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; President of Glee Club 12;
Hi-Y 11, 12; Student Council 12; Americanism Club 10;

Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10

TERRENCE THOMAS SWORDS

Football 10; Honor Com

JAMES NORRIS TAPLEY
James
Cadet Private 10-12; Best Parade Company 10
ROBERT WILSON TARPLEY
Robert
Cadet Private 10-12; Industrial Arts Club
vision Basketball 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon 10

KAYE ANGELA SMITH
Kaye
Future Nurses Secretary 11, 1 Music Club 1
vision Officer 12; F.H.A. 10; Supervision Vol
10-1 Supervision Basketball Tear 10

Business Staff 12; Supervision S ftball Tear

LINDA JOYCE SMITH
Linda
12; Class Basketball Tea

vision Teams 10

LYNDA REED SMITH
Lynda
Miller Bank Vice-President 12; Supervision Offic
Bookkeeping Roll of Honor 11; Gregg Shorthand
11; Supervision Volleyball Team 12; M.B.B.C
hibition 10

MARIAN SHERRY SMITH
Marian
Chemistry Club Vice-President 12; Tri-Hi-Y
Soccer Team 10; Company Speedpinball Tean
vision Volleyball Team 10, 11

PATRICIA LOUISE SMITH
Pat
Future Nurses Club 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Supervision
Volleyball Team 10, 11; Supervision Basketball Team 10
11; Winning Exhibition Company 10; Red Cross 10

VIRGINIA FEAGIN SOLOMON
Ginger

Regimental Sponsor 10; Crack Squad 10; Student Council 12

LINDA LOU SQUIRES
Linda
Student Council Aide 12; Gym Assistant 12; Beta Club
12; M.A.A. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Student Council 12; Honor
Group 11, 12; Class Hockey Team Captain 11

BERNICE WYNELLE STEVENS
Wynelle

Red Cross 12; Chemistry Club 12; Library Club 10
Library Assistant 10; Future Nurses Club 11; Exhibition 10

JOAN FERRELL STEVENS

Tri-Hi-Y 10; Music Club 10-1 Dramatics lub
Supervision Officer 10 upe Volleyball Tear
11; Exhibition 10

FRANCES KAY STOKES

Kay

Gregg Shorthand Award 11; M.B.B.C. 12; Music Club 12
F.H.A. 10; Supervision Softball Team 11; Supervision
Volleyball Team 12; Exhibition 10

ii JHN LARRY TAYLOR
Larry
Cadet Private 10, 11; Honor Company 10

MITCHELL ERNEST THARPI
Red

10-12; Machine Shop Instructor 12

EMMETT RICHARD THOMAS
Little Richard
Cadet Private 10-11; Poet Leader Staff 12; Science Club
10; Americanism Club 10; Business Club 11: Best Drilled
Platoon 10; Supervision Basketball 10; Annual Staff
Typist 12

WILLIAM THOMAS
Billy

Cadet Private 10, 11; Business Club 12

ORA EDWIN THORNTON
Bubba
Cadet Private 10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10
Drilled Platoon 11

JOHN COLEMAN TIDWELL
Coleman
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Regi
mental Drill Team 11; Company Best Drilled Cadet 11
Hi-Y 11, 12; Science Club 10; Supervision Basketball 11

JOE ELMORE TIMBERLAKE III

Ivy Joe

Cadet Captain 12; Student Council 12; Athletic Business
Manager 11, 12;0 President of Red Cross 12; Crack
Squad 11; Boys State 11; Hi-Y Group Captain; Honor
Group 12
BENNIE GENE TOLER
Bennie

Cadet Sergeant 12; Regimental Honor Company 10; Rifle
Team 10: Best Drilled Platoon 10. 11

HARVIS FREDRICK TUCKER JR.
Freddie

Cadet Private 10-12; Hono oO! ny 11; Best Parade
Company 11; Best Disciplined Company 11

WILLIAM JERRY TYSON
Jerry
Supervision Basketball 11; Beta Honora 12; Honor Group

GEORGE PHELPS WADI
P. Wade
r L Ss
n B

CHARLES WESLEY WALKER

ROBERT JEFFREYS WALKER III]
jeff

t Sergeant B" Football 11; Chess Clut
ce I

WALSTEIN LAWRENCE WALKER JR
] r

sasebal ) Hor

jc YAN STROUP

on 10; Supervision Basketbal
12

CORDELIA LEONE STUBBS
Leone

ision Basketball Team 11; Exhibit

LINDA JANE SUTTON

r Group 1 l Tri-Hi-
[ri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12
ture Nurses Club Gr

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PATRICIA FAYE TAYLOR
Pat
I Chorus Miller-Lanie:

2: FHA.

MARGELYNN VINCIENT THOMPSON
Margelyn
Gregg Shorthand Award 11: M.B.B.C. 12: Exhibition 10
Music Club 10

NANCY ALICE TOOLI
Alice

1 Award I

THOMAS EDISON WALLACI

Honor ( pany 11 Best

Supervision Basketba

WILLIAM DAVID WALTON
David

Cadet First Lieutenant 1 Science Club 10: Red Cross

Club 10-12; Beta Honorary 11; Hi-Y Club 11, 1 Athletic

Business Manager 11 Jest Drilled Platoon 1 Honor

Group 1

RICHARD ANTHONY WANSLEY
Ricky
Cadet Private 10-12; Supervision Basketball 10, 11
CLIFTON JERRY WATSON

Cadet Private

vision Basketball 1

MURIEL LORETTE TOUCH
Muriel
Gym Assistant 1 M.A.A. 11 All-Star
Team Manager 11: Class Teams Manager 10
vision Volleyball Team 10

SHIRLEY JEAN TOWLES
Shirle
Honor Group 2; Bookkeeping
Perfect Attendance 10; S

M.B.B. { c Club 10

MARY MOUTINE TRAWICK
Mary
Beta Club 12; Honor Group tudent uncil 12; Grege
Shorthand Award 11; Bookkeeping ll of Honor 1
M.B.B.C. 12; Music Club 10, 11; Book Store Manager 12
GLORIA FAYE TUCKER
Faye
M.B.B.C. 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 1
Award 11

LINDA TUGGLI

Linda
Red Cross 10, 11; F.T.A. 10, 11; Class Volleyball Tear
Manager Class Speedpinball Tear Exhibition
F.H.A elays 10, 11; Class Volleyball 10, 12

DOROTHY LOUISI

Dotty
Honor Group 11 Bookkeeping
Grege Shorthand Award 1 M.B.B.
F.H.A. 10; Bookstore Assistant 12

RICHARD CARL WEBB
Dickie
Cadet Corporal 11; Secretary of Spanish Club 12; Library
Assistant 10-12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Business Staff of Poet Leader
10; Orange and Green 10; Best Drilled Platoon 10; Super-
vision Basketball 10, 11

STEPHEN HOWARD WHITE

Cadet Master Sergeant 12; Science Club 10-12
Club 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11

EARL D. WIGGINS JR
Earl
Cadet Private 10-12; Crack Squad 10, 11; Crack Squad
Leader 11; B Team Football 10, Varsity Football 11, 12;
Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10, 11; Americanism Club 10

LARRY ELDRED WILDER
Larry

Cadet Private 10-12

INEZ ELAINE VANCE
Lane
All-Star Basketball Team 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; M.A.A. 12
Music Club 10-12; Supervision Teams 10-12; Relays 10;
Class Soccer Team 11

DOROTHY ANNE WALDROP
Dottie

Gym Assistant 12; Student Council Vice-President 12; Beta
Club 12; Girls State 11; All-Star Basketball Team 11
Tri-Hi-Y Group Captain 12; M.A.A. 12; Student Council 11

BRENDA GAIL WARD
Brenda

Beta Club 11, 12; Beta Club Vice-President 12; Honor
Group 11, 12; Gym Assistant 11, 12; M.A.A. 11, 12;
M.A.A. Treasurer 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Superlative 12

MADGE PRISCILLA WEBB
Madge
Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Chemistry Club 12; Dancers 10; Music
Club 11; Company Speedpinball Team 10; Supervision
Volleyball Team 10-12

EUNICE FAYE WEEKS
Eunice

ROSE LENORE WEEKS
Rose

National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 12; Relays
Music Club 10,

DAVID ELTON WILLIAMS
David
Cadet Private 10-12 B Team Football 11; Best Disci
plined Company 11; Varsity Football 12; Supervision
Basketball 10, 11

HANSEL THERON WILLIAMS JR
Theron
Cadet Second Lieutenant 12; Beta Honorary 11; Key Club
11; Red Cross Club 10; Regimental Drill Team 11: Crack
Squad 11; Supervision Basketball Champions 11; Honor
Group 12

WILLIAM WAYNE WILSON
Wayne

Cadet Private 10-12

CHARLES EDWARD WOLFRAM
Wolfe
Cadet Captain 12; President of Sidney Lanier Literary
Society 12; Parliamentarian of Student Council 12; Editor
of Military Review 12; Regimental Drill Team 11: Beta
Honorary 11; Honor Company 11; Honor Group 12

DELORES ANN WELLONS
Ann
M.B.B.C. 12; Honor Group 11, 12

LOUISA ANN WHITLEY
Ann
Supervision Officer 10; Music Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11;
Exhibition 10; Hi-Lights Business Staff 12 Company
Speedpinball Team 10

GLADYS MARIE WILBANKS
Rea
All-Star Basketball Team 11; F.H.A. President 10; Super-
vision President 10; Class Basketball Team 11; Gregg
Shorthand Award 11; Company Speedpinball Team 10

Exhibition 10
CAROLYN LINDA WILLIAMS

Carolyn
Perfect Attendance 11; Exhibition 10

DOROTHY ALICE WILLIAMS

Dot
Music Club Vice-President 12; Music Club 10-12;
Hi-Y 10-12; Exhibition 10

PATRICIA WILLIS

Pat
Gym Assistant 12; Annual Biographer 10-12; Beta Club
11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; M.A.A
12; Music Club 11; Hi-Lights Sports Editor 12

ALTON ASHLEY WOOD
Alton
Cadet Sergeant First Class 12; Red Cross Club 10, 11
Sidney Lanier Literary Society 10, 11; Best Drilled Platoon
10, 11; Supervision Basketball 10, 11

HOWARD WORMUS JR
How ard

Cadet Private 10-12; Best Drilled Platoon 10, 11;
Drilled Company 11

SIDNEY ROBERT YANCEY
Bob
Cadet Captain 12; Rifle Team 11, 12; Crack Squad 10,
11; Secretary of Key Club 12; Honor Group 12; Beta
Honorary 11; Sergeant-at-Arms of Sidney Lanier Literary
Society 10; Class Director 10-12

ANTHONY MALCOLM YAUGHN
Mac
Cadet Private 10, 11; Honor Company 10; Supervision Bas
ketball 10, 12

SHIRLEY ANN WILLIS
Shirley
M.B.B.C, 11, 12; Library Club 11; Library Assistant 11

REBEKAH WILSON
Becky
Beta Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Correspond
ing Secretary 12; Student Council 12; M.A.A. 11, 12;
Honor Group 11, 12; Winning Supervision Volleyball Team
Manager 11; Winning All-Star Hockey Team Manager 11

ELIZABETH WILSON
Beth
Beta Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Executive
Council 12; M.A.A. 11, 12; Honor Group 11, 12; Winning
Supervision Volleyball Team 11; All-Star Hockey Team
Manager 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11

JANE GRAY WILSON
Jan
M.A.A. Vice-President 12; Red Cross 10, 12; All-Star
Soccer Team 10, 11; Class Teams 10-12; Supervision
Teams 10, 11; Supervision Volleyball Team Manager 11;
Dancers 10

NANCY ELIZABETH WILSON
Nan
Class Director 12; M.A.A. President 12; M.A.A. Secretary
11; Class Teams 10, 11; Supervision Teams 10-12; Win-

ning Supervision Volleyball Team Captain 11; Superlative
12.

HOLLY JEANE WOODRUFF
Holly
Class Director 12; Music Club 10-12; Music Club Secretary

11, 12; Beta Club 12; Supervision Officer 10-12; Tri-
Hi-Y 10

ARTHUR LAMAR YOUNG
Arthur
Cadet Private 10-12; Red Cross Club 10, 11; Best Drilled
Company 10; Best Parade Company 10, 11; Supervision
Basketball 10; Crack Squad 11

DAVID WINGFIELD YOUNG
David
Cadet First Lieutenant 12; Vice-President Science Club 12;
Honor Group 12; Orange and Green 11; Beta Honorary
11, 12; Science Fair 10-12; Boys State 11; State Music
Festival 10-12

iene Cees eC PChaeaaee eaeeees 2 oe #

At Miller the junior class officers are Charlotte Raley, vice-president; Merri Massey, president; Linda Sutherland, secretaty-treasurer
and standing are Susan Patton, Kay Kelly, and Gayle Watson, directors

At Lanier the class officers are Alan Forney, director; Mike Dodd, vice-president; Jin

Jimmy Spivey, president; Gary Carter, secretary-treasurer;
and standing are Leroy Young, Sam Lamback, Jere Smith, and Ronnie Rankin

Frances
Adams

Mitylene
Agee

Barbara

Andrews

June
Annis

Gail
Arrington

Gerry
Ashenfelder

Genie

Ashurst

Atwater
Cathy
Bailey

sandra

Bailey

Charlott
Barker

Ann
Bass

Mary
Batchelor

Mary Grace

Bazemore

Ann

Beasley

Bunny
Bedgoo

Irene

Bell

Mary Elizabeth
Bell

Penny

Bell

Dorothy
Brake
Sarah

Brantley

Mary
Bray

Clydean

Brickl

Brown

La Verne
Brown

Louise
Brown

Burch
Sandra
Burke
Faye
Bush
Veta

Bush

Jo Ann

Butles

Patricia
Butler

tricia
Califf

Gail
Callaway

Cameron

Virginia
Carroll

Delores
Carter

Miriam
Caskin

Patsy
Castlebe rry

Fay
Chambliss

Gloria Jean
Chambliss
Jackie

Cheek

Fay
Cc

Copeland

Adams

Joe
Adkins
( harles
Akins
James

Allen

Jimmy
Anderson

Bruce

Archebelle

Joe
Atkinson

Ic yhn
Atkinson

Willian

Bagwell

Sonny
Bailey

Anthony

Baker

Cec

Baldwir

Bobby
Bankston

Edmund

Barker

Bill
Bartels

James

Sarton
Barton

Irby
DY

Bazemore

Larry
Dean

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Rose Marie Bonny Deanna Rebecca Maric Juanita Claire Mary
Crumbly Denton Dudney Fontaine Giles Gregory Hammock Haynes

Joan Suzanne Ellen Ann ane Katt Sperry Becky Betty Sandra
Dannenberg Dixon Edenfield verett ord Gilleland Griggs Haralson Heil

Patricia Marian Patsy Molly Betty Lillian Ruth Beth Polly Ann
Davies Dockery Elliott Fincher Glore Groce Hardaway Hester

Ada Jann Sylvia Jo Ellen Paula Kay Runette Sara
Davis Dohn Enamuel Fitzgibbons Zraset Goldman Guest Harris Hewlett

Helen Bethune Helen Bonnie Jean Patricia Mary Mim Brenda
Davis Dorroh Englist Fleming Gordon Hackney Harrison Hightower

Martha Jo Jerry Jeannette Dot Teresa Mary Alice Zula Kay
Deas Drew Etheridge Flewellyn rrard Grahm Haines Hartzog Hill

ige

Ansel
Dekle

Tom

Dennis

Mike
Dodd

Bonnie
Doles

Bobby
Donaldson

Tommy
Donaldson

Lee
Draughon

Sonny
Driggars

Gordon
Duffell

Virgil

Duncan

Doug
Durrett

Bobby
Dykes

Jack

Edwards

Thomas

Larry
Elerson

Philip
Elerson

Dallis
Ethridge

Jim
Everidge
Curtis
Ezzell
Eddie

Farr

Lamar
Fincher

Wayman
Findlay

Ben
Finney
Henry

Flournoy

Larry
Floyd

Alan

Forney

Charles
Fowler

Bx bby
Frank

Robert

Freeman
William
Gammage
James
Garrett
Billy
Gattie
Stanley
Gerson

Donald
Gleaton

Jerry
Gleaton

Billy
Goetter

Steve
Goff

Bobby
Gordon

Mac
Graham
Robert
Green

Jak e

Greer

George
Grier

Harvey
Haines

Frank

Hall

Collins
Hanson

Jimmy
Hardison

Melvin
Hardy

Fred
Harmon

Bob
Hartley

Melvin
Haskins

Reggie
Haslett

Terry
Hawes

Ronnie
Headden

Charles
Helton

j.W

Hendrix

Allen
Henson

Kenneth
Hill

Lanny

Hill

Tommy
Hollingsworth

Arnold

Holmstrom

Edward
Hofne

Mel
Horton

Kenneth
Howell

Estelle
Holloway

Tanzel
Honeycutt

Sue

Hoppe
Dery!

Howington

Jo Ann

Howington

Charlene
Hubert

Dinah

Hudson

Shirley
Hudson

Mary Alice

Hughes

Neva Jane

Hughes

Sally
Hughes

Mary
Hunt

Barbara
Hunter

Grace
Hurst

Page
Hutcherson

Harriet

Hutson

Loma

Jackson

Betsy
Johnson

Catherine
Johnson
Ellen
Johnson

Manderson

Marilyn
Manning

Martin

Martha
Mason

Merri
Massey

Glenda
Maxwell

Carol
McAllister

Patsy

McCook

Rebecca

McDougal

Shirley

McKim

Julie

McMahan

Jenni

McMillian

Martha Ann
McPherson

Gail
Melvin

Joseph
Hubbard

Leo

Huckabee

Gerald
Hudgins

Hubert

Humphrey

Freddy
Hutcheson

Joyce
Hutchinson

Thomas
Hutchison

Dennis

Huthnance

Lynn
Ivey

Randall
Ivey

James

Jac kson

Rolland
Jackson
Bill
James
Glenn
James

Guy
Jenkins
Julian
Jenkins
Albert
Johnson

Douglas
Johnson

Johnny
Johnston
Kim
Joiner

Seaborn
Jones

Jimmy
Jordan
EL. &

Jordan
Ronnie
Jump
Ted

Kelley

Jimmy
Kennedy

Augustus
King

Barry
King

Benjamin
Kitchens

Lewis
Kitchens

Thomas
Kitchens

Willy Lee

Kitchens

Frank
Lamb

Maurice
Lamb

Phillip
Lamb

sam
Lamback

Billy

Land

Benjamin
Latham

Hugh
Lavender

Harold

Lavine

Billy
Lawless
Mike
Lowrance

Larry
Little

William

Love

George
Luttrell

Winfred
Lynch

[wiggs
Lyndon

Fort

Mainor

Scott
Marbut

Forrest

Marshall

Richard
Marshall

Thomas

Marshall

Nat
Massey

Robert
Massey

John

McBreaty

Virgil
McCallum

Clem
McConnell

Larry
McConnell

Douglas
McElmurray

Billy
McLendon

Wayne
McMillan

Tommy

Melton

Orville
Merritt

Jewel

Smith

Kay

Smith

Linda
omith

Sally Ann
nith

Thomas
Mignerey

Dale
Miller

Edward

Miller

Morgan
Milner

Mack
Minton

Marvin

Mitchiner

Roy
Moate

Frank
Morgan

Bill
Mosely

Robert
Moseley

James

Mullis

Benjamin
Murphy

Don
Murray

Walter
Neal

Cecil
NeSmith

Larry
Niblett

Waynne
Odom
Gere
Odum

Herbert
Orr

Larry
Osborne

Billy
Osteen

Sandy
Owens

Bobby
Patterson

Ray
Pender
Bob
Phillips
Te m

Pittman Rankin

lroy Harold

Powell Rawlins

David

Reagun

Harvey

Reeves

Beull
Reid

Mercer

Roberson

Charles

Roberts

Jim
Roby

Bobby

Rogero

Philiy
Rowan

Phil

Rushing
Harrold

Ryle

William
Sanders

Harvey

Sargent

Homer

Scarborough

Bernie
Sealey

Smith

Walton

Smith

Roanle
Southerland

Joel

Spearmint

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Barbara Linda Jean Carolyn Annette Frances Jean
Spiller Sutherland Tidwell Walker West Willis Yancey

Barbara Martha Theresa Lucy Elaine Barbara Sandra
Stanton Talley Timms Warren Wheeless Wilson Yaughn

Mary Elena Donna Carolyn Beth Grace
Stephens Thames Treadwell Watson White Wimberly

Sara Ann Sharleen Cookie Veneta Majorie
Stewart Thomas Turner Watson White Winn

Claudilee Kay Jane Gayle Judy Mary
Stroud Thomas Tyler Watson Whitehurst Wood

Mardell Charlotte Marlyn Glynda Theresa Beverly
Stuckey Thompson Utley Webb Wilkinson Worsham

Katheryn Scarlett Harriett Elaine Judy Marjorie
Sutherland Thompson Varn Wells Williamson Wright

Leroy
Spears

Jimmy

Spivey

Warren
Stillwell

Wayne
Stinson

Franklin
Stokes

Jimmy
Stokes

James
Stovall

Terry
Strong

Gene

Stuckey

Tomn
Talbot

Dave

Truesde

Curtis
Tyler

Hugh

Valentine

James
Vaughan

Jimmy

Vinson

Cleveland
Welch

Billy

Whitaker

Guy

White Jr.

C oyle
Whitten

Paul
Wilkinson

Georg
Wi

Willian
William

Parks

lingham

Thomas
Wilson

Heb rt
Wolf
Charles

Womack

Charlton
Wood

Sam

Wood

Christopher
Wrey

George
Yetter

Davi 1
Young

Leroy
Young

Dickie
Zeigler

At Miller the sophomore class officers are Peggy Mart dent urry Harrison, president; and standing are Ginny Whitener,
director, and Lynn Everett, secretary-treasurer

At Lanier the class officers are Charles Richardson, Secretary-Treasurer Jim Willis, President; Clyde Chase, Vice-President; Bert Michael;
and standing are Frank Cornelius, Jim Carson, Stephen Reichert, and Ted Musial

Paul
Acree

Tommy
Adkins

Walton
Alfred

Larry
Amenson

Victor
Andros

Jim
Annin

Hal
Armstrong

Lawrence
Arrington
Pete
Arrington
Mike
Arthur

Guerry
Bac ker

David
Bailey

Pat
Bales

Leon
Barfield

Jim
Bass

Jimmy
Bass

Terry
Batchelor

Jimmy
Beasley

Paul
Beavin

David

Belew

Reggie
Bellury

Gordon
Bennett

Waring
Bennett

Edwin
Bentley

David

Billingsley

Benny
Birch

Charles
Bishop

Rhen
Bishop

David
Bley

Jonnie
Bloomfield

Dennis

Boutwell

Jeff

Bowden

Jerry
Bowden

James

Bowers

Keith
Brady

John
Breedlove

Butch
Brinson
Bobby
Brooks

Ronnie
Brown

Winston
Brown

Woodrow

Brown

Jimmie
Bryson

Thomas
Bullock
Fred
Burns

William
Burns

James
Bush

Tommy
Bush

Jimmy
Byington

Dennis
Callaway

Wayne
Camp

Randy
Candler

Wayne
Cannon

Jimmy
Carnish

Deitz
Carpentet

Jim

Carson

Bruce
Carstarphen

John
Carswell
Larry
Carter
Richard
Cary
John
Chadwick

Billy

Chambers

David

Chapman

Buddy
Chase

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Jimmy
Chester

Reggie
Christian

Johnny
Christmas

Clyde
Clark
Gordon

Clark

Larry
Cochran
Ben
Cohen

Victor
Collins

Frank

Comer

Mark
Coppage
Charles

Corbin

Frankie
Cornelius

Randy
Cornelius

Joe
Cowart

Bill
Cox

Neil
Craddock

Eric
Cranford

Albert
Cribb

Wilburn
Criswell
Mikey

Curry

Franklin
Darnell

Ricky

Daugherty

Joel
Daughtry

Clyde
Davidson

Alan
Davis

James

Davis

W ilson
Davis

Joe
DeGrandis

Wayne
Dennis

John
Devine

David
Diantonic

Tim

Dodd

James

Dokes

Larry

Dx rsey

Jimmy

Doughit

Donald
Douglas

Randy

Douthit

Bud
Dozier
David
Duffell
Jimmy

Dumas

Billy
Burden

Edward
Edenfield

Lamar
Eberhardt

Sammy

Edmonson

Dick

Edwards

Jack

Edwards

Glenn

Billy
Ethridge
Daryl

Evans

Tommy
Evans

Robert
Fambro
Fagan
Fargason
Luther
Farless
Johnny
Ferguson

Marshall
Flatau

David

Foster

David

Fountain

Dale
Freeney
Bobby
Fulmer

Warren
Gardner

McKenna
Garvin

Neueva

Cowart
Becky

Cox

Joyce
Cranford
Terry
Cranford

Marlene

Creel

Joy
Crenshaw

Pat
Crosby

Kaye
Crutchfield

Laurel

Crutchfield

Laidee
Curry

Pam
Davies

Ava
Davis

Betty
Davis

Betty Jean

Davis

Bonnie
Davis
Zoe
Dawson

Omega

Dean

Rita Della
Donna

Dale
DiAntonic

Jani

Dodson

Penny

Dollar

Janice

Duke

Kay
Dunhan

Lanelle
Durden

Kay
Durham

Shirley

Edwa

Crawford
Gates
Ralph
Gattle
Wayne

Gleaton

Louis

Glendenning
William
Gochenour
Rudy

Gordon

Rufus
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Thomas
Gregory
Benning
Grice
Frank
Griffin
Arthur

Griffith

Wayne
Grimsley
Kelly

Gunnells

Halliburton

Kenneth
Hamilton

Freddie
Hamlin

Wayne
Hamlin

Mark
Hancock

Jimmy

Hardin
Al

Hargrove

Herin

Alvin
Herring

James
Hightower

Hollis
Tommy
Hollis
Billy

Hudson

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Gene George Butch Marshall Tommy Joe Andy Joe Louis
Kernaghan Knight Layfield Lovein Malone Maynard McPherson Miller Moseley

Donnie Larry Dwain Clifford Milton John Jerry Nathan Charles
Kilgore Knowles Lee Lowden Marshall McArthur Meadows Minton Mosley

Earl Albert Robert Alfred Richard Douglas Chipper Warren David
King Kroemer Lee Lowe Marshall McCallum Melton Minton Mosley

Felix Jon Soan Jim Ted Donny Bert Bobby George
King Kubler Lewis Lowe Martin McCarty Michael Misinco Moss
Russell Curtis Ray Bill Buddy George Joe Joe Charles

King Lamb Lifsey Lumpkin Mash McDonald Middlebrook Mize Mote

Gene Frank Eric Bruce Richard Tommy Billy Bobby
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Jack

Murchison

Jimmy
Murphy
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Jonny
NeSmith

Johnny
NeSmitt

Paul
Newton

Bobby
Nickels

John
Nixon

Bob
Nolan

Randall
Oglens

Gus
Osterloh

Alvin

Owens

Jett
Pace

Roy
Peacock

June Margaret Bo
Revell Robertson Sanderson
JoAnn

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Charles
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George
Small
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Charles
Smallwood

Benny
Smith
Billy

Smith

Gene
Smith

Jimmy
Smith

Tommy
Smith

Charles
Stanley

Gene
Stanton

Bill
Stapelton

Danny
Stephens
Clark

Stevens

Jared
Stevens

Steve
Stevenson

Benham
Stewart

Je re
Stokes

Raymond

Strickland

Jimmy
Stroup

Richard

Sullivan

Allen

Tanner

Julian
Tanner

Johnny
Thon pson

Bobby

Tidwell

Henry
Tift
Richard
Todd

Cody
Toole

Charles
Tucker
Romney
Tucker

Bill
Tye

Martin
Ursitti
Barri
Vickers

Phillip
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Johnny
Wadley

Charles
Walker

Don
Walker

Buster
Wallace

Tuck
Wall

David
Waller

Kennon
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Walter
Watkins
Dennis
Wheatley

Bill
Wells

Jerry

Whigham

Billy
White

Ben
Whitley
Gary
Wilhelm
Boyce
Wilkes
Earnest

Williams

James
Williams

Ralph
Williams

Broadus
Willingham
James
Willis

Jim

Willis

Don
Wilson

Richard
Wimberly

Al
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Ruth Anne Ann Diane Charlotte Barbara Elaine
Waldrep Warlick White Williams Wilson Wright

Gwen Christine Ginny Glenda bars Peggy
Walker Warrick W hitener Williams Vit Wright

Jerrie Melanie Judy Janet Barbara Diane Jack
Walker Watkins Whiting Williams Wood Yaughn Woods

Nancy Hilary Lynda Jean Deane Martha Billy
Walker Watson Whitley Williams Woods Young Yawn

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From singing to science. . .

from teaching to typing .. .

from service in student council

the range of activities at Miller

and Lanier is as wide as our

ever-expanding interests.

from history to homemaking . . .

to playing in a chess tournament . . .

The MILLER-LANIER YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF worked long hours from September February. Staff members shown here at
the initial meeting are Bill George, Anne Booth, Pat Lavender, David Geiger, Raymond Patterson, Patricia Willis, Dan Dixon, David
Howard, Pat Hardeman, Ann Hutchings, Gloria Johnson, and Phil Brown

The Willer- Lauter

The MILLER BUSINESS STAFF members are Sandra Lineberger, Elizabeth Pinkerton, Virginia Council, Kathy Kennedy, Kitsy Miller,
Tatie Radcliff, and Sharon Christmas

The LANIER BUSINESS STAFF members are Murray Brinson
Robert Park, and Henry Burns

Yearbook Staff

The Miller typists are Vivian Paul and Margaret Cobb, who

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not pictured. The Miller advisers are Miss Jones, Miss Jackson

and Mrs. Clark.

ingos, Ed Sell

The Lanier typist
Matthews, Miss

Jerry Stone,

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and Mr

Raines Newberry

Smith, and the
Sorrells

Tom Flournoy,

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POET LEADER are, seated: Walton Sr
Standing: Harold Levine, Ty Iv
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editor; Charlie d managing editor
exchange editor; Bill Hav Harmon, and

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nd Ken Hamilton, seated; and David Baker, Kirt Domingos, Fred

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t Brinson, standing

Clay Adams, Jin
Hart, Wayne

Poet Leader reporters are
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The POET LEADER business staff members are Bobby Holden, Mike Bashuk, business manager; Joe Stephens, associate business manager;

and Melvin Haskins, seated; and Shawn Miller, Ezra Cohen, and Mr. F. C. McCullough, adviser, standing.

Poet Leader

Some look hopefully for their pictures or a mention of their names; all are engrossed in the latest school news on the day the Poet Leader
comes out

of the HONOR GROUP hav
connie Holmes, Ja Ha

a Cohen, Ken Hall.

David Young, Roscoe Stinetorf
Houser Marshall. Third row
Fourth row: John Reinert

s are John Reinertsen, vice-preside

easurer; Butch Slaughter, president; and Mr. Gus Parker,

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BETA CLUB

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SCHOLASTIC
AWARD

Officers of the Beta Club are Ken Hall, secretary; Emory Johnson, president; George Hart, vice-president; Mr

Bill George, treasurer. The club recognizes the supervisions with the largest number of names on the honor roll each six weeks with a

The Lanter

banner which is placed in the classroon

BETA seniors in addition to the officers are, first row: Wayne Faulkner, Lee Marshall, Jerry Tyson, Ronnie Holmes, Ed Bolton. Second
row: Roscoe Stinetorf, Charles Ray, Gary Purdy, David Yound, Phil Haverfield. Third row: John Reinertsen, Harold . Barnes, David
Howard, Raymond Patterson, Clay Adams, and Vincent Orlando

Juniors or seniors maintaining an A average the pre-

Geta AHronorary

Junior members of Beta are, first row: John McBrearty, Bill Goetter, Ralph Small, Charles Cook, George Grier, Sandy Owens, Alan

Forney, Ben Latham, Bob Hartley, Jerry Gleaton. Second row: John Atkinson, Robert Towe, Jimmy Spivey, Gary Carter, Tommy Hollings-
worth, Bill Brake, Henry Flournoy, Tom Dennis, Joe Atkinson. Third row: Harold Levine, Worth Williams, Douglas McElmurray, Frank
Lamb, Cecil Baldwin, Sam Wood, Jere Smith, Dempsey Brown, Bill Moseley. Fourth row: David Baker, Sam Lamback, Dennis Huthnance,
Jimmy Vinson, Arnold Holmstrom, Bobby Frank, Tom Pittman, Walton Smith, Virgil Duncan, Lee Draughon. Not pictured: Steve Chap-
man

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LANIER JUNIOR RED CROSS officers are Ralph Small

secretary; Joe Timberlake, president; Miss Alice Lott

The Junior Red Cross is a valuable service club, conducting a successful drive for funds which are used for the benefit of the school each
year and giving its members valuable training in leadership and opportunities to serve others

The bulletin board is a center of interest during the Red Cross fund drive, when supervisions compete with one another to reach one
hundred percent | a Posting results are Melvin Haskins 1 Chapman, David Fountain, and Richard Olnick, who won a

prize for cading he arrive n the s ervis n iking the largest contr

responsible for leading the drive for funds

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The Business Club officers s year are Emory es, treasurer; Thomas, program chairman; Jerry W
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parliamentaria

atson, secretary; James Prince,
president; Bob Stevenson, vice amentarian

The Basiness Club

The Business Club is a well organized group whose members make a valuable contribution to local, state, and national activities of the

The ORANGE and GREEN, the Lanier literary magazine, published in the spring each yea as a senior staff an entire English
class. The 1959 editor was Stanley Booth, in the center of the front row, and associate editors were Steve Chanin and Charles Brittain,
who are third and fifth in the front row

The Onrauge aud Green

Able members of the sophomore and junior classes serving on the ORANGE and GREEN staff rst row: Jimmy Spivey, T Dennis,
Zugene Cornelius, David Baker, William Joseph Stevens, III. Second - Wayne Bowers, | Di rles Fowler, Harold Lavine,
Charlie Ross. Third row: Lee Draughon, Sam Lamback, Jim Bass, and Jere Smith. Not picte I

4-H CLUB officers and adviser are Mr. D. L. Maxwell, county agent; Terry Beckham, vice-president; Francis Bullington, reporter; Virgil
Duncan, secretary-treasurer, and Robert Park, president

Lanier. $-A Club

4-H Club members engage in projects in leadership, health, safety, and many other worthwhile endeavors

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Officers of the Lanier chapter of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA are Benjie B , secretary; Donald Mailey, 2nd vice-president;
Bill Lumpkin, representative; Franklin Stokes, 1st vice-president; Lyna Ivey, president yy Hunt, treasurer, and Mr. Herschel Simn
adviser

Lanier Future Farmers are an active group, winning prizes each year for projects in raising livestock and rer farming activities. The
club also maintains a farm planted in pine trees

CHESS CLUB officers are Philip Lamb, 1st vice-president; Mr. Robert Taylor, adviser; Jimmy Stokes, president; John
McBrearty, 2nd vice-president, and Billy Land, secretary

Large numbers of hopeful and
eager players meet twice a
month for instruction and com
petition in the ancient game
of chess.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB officers are Raymond Patterson, secretary and treasurer; Joe Carroll, president, and Joe Bruskie, vice-president

Club members shown here with
their adviser, Mr. McCord, handle
many tools with skill

On display in the lobby during
American Education Week were
these fine pieces of furniture made
by industrial arts students. They
are Harold Keys, Billy Lawless, and
James McNeese.

3 CLUB officers are Bill Brake, 2nd vice-president; David Young, 1st vice-president; Joe Massey, president; Mr. Robert Taylor,

adviser, and Phillip Haverfield, secretary-treasurer

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Science club members are tomorrow's chemists and physicists

One of several speakers to visit the Science Club was Mr. W. R. Peacock. Those watching his microwave demonstration are Joe Massey,
David Young, Bill Brake, Phillip Haverfiel: 1 Roy Peacock

Sceteuce Club

Science Club members enter many projects in the State Science Fair

KEY CLUB officers and adviser are Bill George, treasurer; Emory Johnsos ice-presidet seorge Hart, District Governor; Ken Hall,
president; Bob Yancey, secretary. and Mr. C. I

Sie Key Club

The Key Club, sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, carries out service projects throughou

SPANISH CLUB members enjoyed a snow man pinata at their Christmas party. Officers and advisers are Ronnie Holmes, vice-president;
Miss Nellie Lamar, adviser; Shawn Miller, treasurer; Mr. Aubrey Floyd, adviser; Danny O'Neal, president; George Bowen, parliamen-
tarian; and Richard Webb, secretary

Lanier Spanish Club

Club members participate in skits, learn songs and the customs of Spanish speaking countries.

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AMERICANISM CLUB adviser and officers are Mr. Landon Brent, Jere Smith, president; Tom Dennis, vice-president; and Richard Rader,
secretary-treasurer

Aside from promoting Ameri-
canism, the Americanism Club
is a service club with a Christ-
mas project for the needy.

HISTORY CLUB officets and advisers are Jim Willis, vice-president; Jim Carson, secretary-treasurer, seated; and standing are Mr. M. L.
Brannen, Mr. Bobby McElroy, advisers; and Henry Tift, president

The History Club membership
is made up of sophomores who
are especially interested in
broadening their knowledge of
history

LANIER STUDENT COUNCIL sponsors a Christmas program and many other interesting projects. Officers and adviser are Charles Wolf-
ram, parliamentarian; Gary Purdy, vice-president; George Hart, president; John Reinertsen, secretary and treasurer; Jere Smith, chaplain

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The Student Council members are presidents of the school clubs, editors of the school publications, the cadet colonel and the sophomore,
junior, and senior class presidents. Members pictured below are, first row: Emory Johnson, Butch Slaughter, Ken Hall, Jim Willis.
Second row: Tommy Johnson, Joe Timberlake, Bill George, James Prince. Third row: Joe Massey, Robert Park, Joe Carol, Jimmy Spivey.

Fourth row: David Geiger, Danny O'Neal, Philip Ivey, Jimmy Stokes. Fifth row: Charles Wolfram, Gary Purdy, George Hart, John
Reinertsen, and Jere Smith.

A SERRE ES EEES S SaS SRR E SESE ES SERRE SEE EEES

An important student council program is the one at the first meeting of the Lanier Auxiliary when members of the Council inform
interested parents about Laniers clubs. Mike Cass was the very able spokesman for the club presidents.

Stadent Counccl

The trophy case never looked like this before! When Student Council sponsored the election of a homecoming queen photographs of the
Miller girls who were contestants were put on display

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The Paper Shop Assistants at Lanier are Charles Fowler, Gene The Miller Bank Officers are Jane Brewer, president; and Linda
McClure, Tommy Richardson, and Harold Levine Smith, vice-president

Gook Shope, Gauke

pictured here with Miss McCaw, Miller is indebted to these girls, workers in the bookstore. They
are Gloria Massey, Theresa Baird, Dottie Turk, assistant manager;
Mary Trawick, manager; Linda NeSmith, and Shirley Byrd

The Library Assistants for Lanier,
are Larry Harper, Harvey Haines, Richard Webb, Grover Dozier,
Charles Bishop, and Frank Lanneau.

These Sophomores render valuable service to the school and learn for themselves something of the art of managing a school library.

ptt Willer... Library rbssistants

These Juniors and Seniors give their time as they too work in the library and carry out the responsibilities given to them by the librarian.

One of the tasks of the library assistants
is the checking out of books. Betsy Hales
stamps the book as Charlotte Cook, another
assistant, correctly fills out her card

Tu Vhiller's

The photographer snapped this picture of
Mrs. Dixon Watson, the librarian, as she
worked, surrounded by stacks of new books.

pot in the library is
teresting bulletin boards ly
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Massey

THESE DOORS ARE OPEN TO

PHYSICAL ED. MAJOR

Tests and their interpretation and application
are helpful. Miss Jackson, of the Guidance
Committee, talks with Melanie Riddle as to-
gether they study the outcomes of Melanie's
test. This guidance in the selection of courses
of study and in the selection of colleges and
future occupations is most helpful.

The officers of Tri-Hi-Y are Beth Davis, president; Betsy Livingston, chaplain; Virginia Ezell, vice-president; and Becky Wilson, corre-
sponding secretary. Seated are Sandra Lineberger, secretary; Dot Curran, sergeant-at-arms; and Tatie Radcliffe, treasurer

lu-Ae-] ... Officers, Counc...

The Executive Council is composed of these group captains. Prepared with notebooks and pencils are Beth Wilson, Dottie Waldrop,
Sophie Clark, Kathy Kennedy, and Pat Lavender. On the second row are Linda Sutton, Ann Howard, Merri Massey, Harriet Varn, and
Martha Talley

Ann Etheridge, vice-president; Donna Powers, treasurer; Elizabeth Davidson, president: and Kaye Smitt
as they and Mrs. Fred Powersn oth ner Of Donna and the clubs mother adviserhear a suggestion from a member of a new
project to be undertaken by the cl

, secretary, listen intently

These girls have already decided that their interest is in the field of nursing planned programs and community projects do much
to keep them interested and informed of the possibilities in this field

Grouped around the desk of their faculty adviser are these Red Cross officers: Frances Baldwin, secretary; Rose Moody, public-
ity chairman; Alice Ramey, vice-president; Harriet Varn, secretary; and Ann Maxwell, president of the club

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Forming the membership of the club are these girls. Representing their supervisions, they meet twice a month during Activity Period to
learn of the planned work of the organization and to aid in worthwhile projects

In the Chemistry lab are Sally Murphey, secretary; Sharon Christmas, program chairman; Marilee Kinard, president; Linda Sutton, treas-
urer; and Marian Smith, vice-president. Officers of the Chemistry Club, they seem to be intent on this experiment

Chemistry Club

Meeting requirements of the club for membership are these Juniors and Seniors. Chemistry is a one-year course, open to girls of the upper
classes who are interested in science. Members make field trips, have speakers, and they themselves perform experiments in their club
work

Quite concerned and curious are these Biology officers as they are caught with the body or bones. Lynda Whitley and Latane Nelms, of the

: Gail Rogers, president; Rosemary Lawson, treasurer; Ginny Whitener, vice-presi-
dent, and Bo Sandersonthese are officers of this newly formed club

program committee; Raye Coleman, program chairman

Although Biology is a required course, to these girls it is most interesting. Meeting during Activity Period, they further their study of
this branch of science

Club officers seem to be
enjoying Mrs. Helen
Farmer Popejoy as she
talks to them. Having
successful business men
and women talk to them
and plan with them is
helpful to these future
business women.

These are some of the
members of the club who
will soon be young busi-
ness girlsputting into
practice skills and talents
developed in class and
club.

Seated around the table
are Vivian Paul, presi-
dent; Fay Lyles, vice-
president; Cathy Harper,
scrapbook editor; Mrs.
Popejoy; Linda Beasley,

secretary; Jane Brewer,
corresponding secretary,
and Virginia Bowers,
treasurer

The Music Club is a popular club and
it is naturally a large club. Musicin
all its phasesappeals to all and the
gitls go to Music Club and love it! A
favorite gathering spot is around the
piano. Holly Woodruff, secretary;
Betsy Livingston, treasurer; Tatie Rad-
cliffe, scribe; Camille Moseley, pro-
gram chairman; Dot Williams, vice-
president; Kay Bateman, sergeant-at-
arms, and Caryl Allen, program chair-
man, know what's in store for them
and club members when their presi-
dent, Judye Jones, puts her hands on
the keys.

Geet Citizens

Hi! Who can resist? Girls at Miller cant, for they chose these as Best Citizens. From nominations of the Sen

iors, these three had the most votes for Best Citizen. After the votes of the Fa ulty had been taken, the photogra-

pher snapped this picture. Congratulations to Pat Lavender and Rennie May, the runners-up and to Linda Carstar

phen, on the right, the Best Citizen!

Aousr Grovife

The Miller Honor Group is composed of those students who have maintained high grades throughout each of
their three years at senior high school.

To be eligible for membership in this select group, a student must have at least six honor points at the end of
her Sophomore year and twelve honor points at the end of her Junior year. A senior, to be worthy of the title of
Honor graduate, must have a minimum of seventeen honor points at the completion of her high school career.

The two highest honors bestowed upon Miller girls, those of Valedictorian and Salutatorian, will be given to
two members chosen from this group.

The members are, Alice Ramey, Linda Squires, Pat Haardeman, Linda Carstarphen, Shewell Miller, Betsy Miller,
Anne Booth, Mary Trawick, Elaine Scharfman, Caryl Allen, Mary Faye Martin, Brenda Ward, Joyce Fincher, Pat
Lavender, Tatie Radcliff, Linda Sutton, Beth Wilson, Patricia Manning, Shirley Towles, Roxie Arrington, Vivian
Paul, Dottie Turk, Margaret Holloway, Sally Murphey, Aileen Arnold, Gloria Johnson, Patricia Willis, Aileen
Smith, Becky Wilson, Ann Hutchings, Sophie Clark, Kathy Kennedy, Theresa Baird, Jane Brewer, Ann Wellons

and Linda Bridgeman.

Student Council officers are Mimi Harrison, corresponding secretary; Charlotte Raley, treasurer; Dottie Waldrop,
vice-president; Rennie May, president, and Viriginia Ezell, secretary

Stadent Councdl

Members of the club are composed of representatives chosen from each supervision. They are an active group,

do and it is this club that
plans assemblies, projects and activities for the student body.

The Executive Council is composed of presidents of the three classes and five seniors selected by the club president.
Here, proudly wearing identifying bands, Council members enjoy a quiet moment before their work begins at an

assembly.

aud Sher rctivities ...

Bonnie Sue Johnson proudly adds her supervisions
box to others for distribution to the needy in Macon.
This is one of the Club's big projects.

At the Christmas assembly, council members formed
a living Christmas tree on a stage filled with pres-
ents for children adopted by the supervisions for
Christmas.

The Beta Club's seventy-five members
are selected according to the three-fold
purpose of the club: to promote char-
acter, to cultivate leadership, and to
stimulate scholarship. Alice, Margaret,
and Mr. Lasseter welcome into the or-
ganization one of the lucky new mem-
bers, Kathy Kennedy.

The officers of Beta Club
do a difficult but outstand-
ing job. Those who lead the
club this year are Aileen
Arnold, historian; Brenda
Ward,, vice-president; Alice
Ramey, secretary; Margaret
Holloway, president; Sally
Murphey, treasurer; and
Mary Faye Martin, corre-
sponding secretary. Here
they review plans for the
coming year.

The Beta seniors, at the top, and Beta juniors below them, proudly wear their gold and black pins, signifying member-
ship in Beta. To be considered for Beta, a junior must be a member of the Honor Group and a senior must have a B aver-
age since her entrance at Miller Senior High. The girls meeting these requirements are then scored according to personality
charts, offices held and grades. The Faculty and the old members of Beta then vote on the list presented. Girls are elected
by a majority vote.

New members are making
their pledge to Beta.

THE SENIOR CLASS

Presents

MANY MOONS

By James Thurber
Dramatized by Charlotte B. Chorpenning

December 11 8:15 P.M.
ANN MARTIN HOLMES, Director

CAST
In the order of their appearance

Royal Nurse een a <a) Apn-Afason
Cynicia, the Chamberlain's wife 2 * Mary Goss
Lord High Chamberlain oie. + ~ Garel Anderten
Moyebwarata Fi 6 2 5 ls lUelCUlCU ht) (Cw 6Diate Brinson
Paretta, the Wizard's wife > Deanna Carlisle
Mathematician Margaret Holloway
Princess Lenore Siboathiom ss bce @ vee Dee GGhente
Jester . . 9 . P : : . - Caryl Allen
King Pe MOMS ek ks ty Coe Ga Gail Bentley
Goldsmith's Daughter en ee ee ee Linda Carstarphen

Act One: A room in the palace. Toward evening, once upon a time.

Acr Two: The throne room. The next afternoon.
Acr Turee: The Princess's bedroom. Moonrise, the same night.

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

Make-Up 3 ee ee oe Kay Massey

Stage Pe oe ie Bie ae aged Oe lk ees Helen Jones

Sound Effects <2 + Brenda Hampton

Prompter cow & Sos Phe. Son Borer Notre
Scenery ~ w + & Margaret Poythress
Business BO a a wm ck ye eee CUR Saever

Advisor 7k he se es A ee eS i; Ue ee oe eee a

VOW &

5ULLETIN BOARD

The Dramatics Club
provides an opportuni-
ty to train and develop
dramatic talent and am-
bitions. Able members
may achieve member-
ship in the national
Thespian organization,
and it is from this Mil-
ler troupe that the offi-

cers are elected.

Standing around the Dramatics Club bulletin board are the club officers: Ann Mason, president; Kay Rad-
cliffe, treasurer; Allene Smith, vice-president, and Carol Anderten, secretary.

Dramatics Club

The members of the Dramatics Club are Miller girls who are interested in speech and dramatics.

The Miller Thespians, Troupe 643, are
outstanding members of the Dramatics
Club. Their main purpose is to develop a
spirit of active and intelligent interest in
dramatics. The Thespians are, Kay Massey,
Carol Anderten, Allene Smith, Francis Wil-
lis, Kay Radcliffe, and Ann Mason

excellence in their speech

seated around the microphone, waiting t
go on the air, are Kay Massey, Carle
Daugherty, Bunnie Price, Virginia Council,
and Carol Anderten

amo

The Dramatics Club also presents a one-act play and a
three-act play annually. Shown here are girls practicing
for the one-act play.

Junior

Gloria Johnson, editor; Jann Bass, business

r; Josephine King, feature editor;
and Judye Jones, news editor

of Tatie Radcliffe, advertising manager; Jann Bass, business man-
aret Holloway, circulation manager

These officers of the clubFuture Teachers of America
stop as they make necessary preparations to show a film
to their club members. Peggy McDaniel, president; Carol

Jones, scrapbook chairman; Irene Bell, secretary-treasurer,
and Jo Ann Howington, vice-president, are the club officers.

And these are the teachers of the future.

Elaine Marshall, 4-H Club president, has three jars of fruit
which she had put up as a project. Nita Norton admires
one jar as Clydene Brickle and Alma Hancock closely
examine the work on a garment. Ann Glover and Brenda
Bridgeman admire another article of clothing. Smart girls!

In one of the Home Ec class rooms the photographer snapped the officers of F.H.A. Here are Paula Brown, historian;
Patsy Elliott, vice-president; Mary Goss, president, and Gail Massey, secretary

Officers and Wembers

These are the boys

and girls who

seem to us to

represent best

all that we admire

in a Miller girl

and a Lanierian.

Here are leaders, scholars
athletes,

responsible citizens . . .

our sixteen superlatives.

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Sports not only provide recreation
skill. The spirit that urges
Paige CaM oe

is shown by the attendance

ot thie thondiee

b gut ot Manis 1959

Homecoming celebration.

FIRST ROW: Barry Vickers, Curtis Lamb, Bunny Richardson, Gary Carter, Gene Hardy, David Williams, Gary Garfield. SECOND
ROW: Terry Swords, Tommy Scott, Arnold Holmstrom, Leroy Sanders, Mickey Rivers, Luther Farless, Glenny Clark, Ronnie Rankin

THIRD ROW: Buddy Chase, Earl Wiggins, Bill Abare, Sam Wood, Ervie Hill, Billy Hartley, Julius Shouse, Joe Modena, FOURTH
ROW: Devereaux Jarratt, Mike Lowrance, Leroy Young, Tuck Wall, Jimmy Lewis, Wayne McMillan, Milton McBryant, Danny Smith,
FIFTH ROW: John Wood, manager, Dempsey Brown, Mike Dodd, Houser Marshall, Al Lowe, Felmon Redd, Ed Herren, Tommy -Clark,

Tevie Jarratt, manager.

Discussion of todays practice. Cooperation between coaches and players is essential.

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Mr. Cotton Harrison, Head Football Coach; Mr. Elton Wall, Line Coach; Mr. Jim Nolan, Assistant Coach; and Mr. Jack Brewer, Back-
field Coach

Mr. Landon Brent and his as-
sistant, Mr. Joe Defore, con-
stitute the coaching staff of the
Lanier Bs.

FIRST ROW: Bruce McGregor, Chris Wray, Gary Pyles, Eddie Farr, Tommy Jones, Joe Reynolds, Buddy Moate, Romney Tucker, Jimmy
Hendricks. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Holden, Lamar Everhart, Steat Zalomas, Hugh Milner, John Rushing, John Breedlove, Marion Donald
son, Pete Kendall, Maurice Lamb. THIRD ROW: Edward Clark, Woody Brown, Marshal Lovin, Wayman Findlay, Irby Bazemore, Lee
Robinson, Mike Jones, Ronnie Jump. FOURTH ROW: John Blanks, Jimmy Wall, Butch Burden, Ronnie Kelly, Gene Kitchens, Larry
Defore, Jimmy Sueed, Tom Pittman. FIFTH ROW: Al Hatcher, Sonny Driggers, Don Wilson, Charles Seals, Bert Michael, Billy Wells,
and Earl King

;

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Laniers football managers, Tevie Jarratt, John Wood, Gene Kernaghan, and Jim Willis, prepare for a fictitious emergency.

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Milton McBryant, captain of this seasons squad, was named as the player of the

Garfield and Clark make a pair of steady yard gainers.

KEN COPELAND JULIUS SHOUSE DANNY SMITH MILTON McBRYANT
Fullback Halfback End Center

Lanier's Cheerleaders are:
(kneeling) Harriett Norris,
Janice Martin, Betty Sweet
Simmons, Cissy Cullen;
(standing) Johnny Johnston,
Liz Kemp, Helen Jones, and
Tim McKinney.

GLENNY CLARK JIMMY LEWIS TERRY SWORDS TOMMY SCOTT
Halfback Guard Halfback Tackle

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TOMMY CLARK

GARY GARI [ELD DEVEREAUX JARRATI ED HERREN
Guard

Qua rte rba K Ha fbach K

Athletic Business Managers
are: Mr. Marvin Jones, Ath-
letic Manager; Tommy Bush,
Tom Dennis, Edward Bolton,
Bob Hartley, Joe Timberlake,
Walton Smith, and Mr. Gus
Parker, Assistant Athletic
Manager

DAVID WILLIAMS ERIC LINDSEY JOE MODENA GLENN MARSHALL

Guard Tackle Center Tackle

GARY CARTER gs DC BUDDY CHASE
Quarterback 3 Fullback

The Lanier Marching Band
adds much to our school
spirit.

\{adre Al RAEN

BARRY VICKERS BUNNY RICHARDSON MIKE LOWRANCE LUTHER FARLESS
Quarterback End Guard Guard

TUCK WALL

Center

Al Fak SQ B'S (2

DEMPSEY BROWN WAYNE McMILLAN SAM WOOD
Fullback Tackle End

Columbus backfield finds

trouble in Laniers defense

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AL LOWE
Tackle Halfback Halfback

ARNOLD HOLMSTROM MICKEY RIVERS

FIRST ROW: Porter, Richardson, Herren, Garfield, Sanders, Shirah, Jarratt, T., Bruskie. SECOND ROW: Brown, Clark, Dover, Mc-
Bryant, Hartley, Sanders, Giles, Clark, McMillen. THIRD ROW: Hall, Shouse, Carter, Chase, Lamback, Jarratt, D., Farless, Harwell
FOURTH ROW: Malone, Modena, Smith, Scott, Wood, S., Durden, Wood, J., Dodd, and Lowrance.

Kenneth Copeland goes over for a touchdown

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Lanier's players fight

Linemen charge with determina
tion

It's Jarratt around
left end with Cope-
land coming to ren-
der aid

FIRST ROW: Danny O'Neal, Bobby Sanders, Bobby Ellerbee, manager, Hugh Giles, Gary Garfield. SECOND ROW: Milton McBryant,
John Reinertsen, Emory Johnson, Bobby Cook, Jerry Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jim Nolan, assistant coach, Frank Hall, Danny Smith,
Ronnie Howell, Glenn Kite, Jimmy Carr, and Mr. Tom Porter, head coach

MILTON McBRYANT HUGH GILES
Forward Forward

JIMMY CARR GARY GARFIELD RONNIE HOWELL

Forward Forward Center

A well fit mind and well fit body make an unbeatable combination. Here Mr. Tom Porter, head coach, is explaining a play to Mr.
Jack Brewer, C team coach and Mr. Jim Nolan, B team and assistant varsity coach.

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BS Basketball Jeam

FIRST ROW: Tommy Talbot, Charles Yawn, Tommy Jones, Ford Hendricks, J. W. Hendricks, Bunny Richardson. SECOND ROW: Jim
Willis, manager, Curtis Lamb, Bill Tye, Maurice Lamb, John Breedlove, Jerry Stokes, Henry Tift. THIRD ROW: Mac Graham, Barry
Vickers, Sam Lamback, Bert Michael, Bobby Patterson, and Darrly Holton

BOBBY SANDERS GLENN KITE
Forward Guard

DANNY O'NEAI DANNY SMITH FRANK HALL

Guar nter Forward

of our team. Here Carlton Churchwell cleans a ball as Bobby Ellerbee and

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C Gasketball Jeam

FIRST ROW: Ronnie Jump, Frank Lanneau, Pat Bales, Jerry Stokes, Billy Rivers, Toby Lawson, Bob Williams, Billy Rape. SECOND
ROW: Mr. Jack Brewer, coach, Tommy Jones, Bill Tye, Charles Seals, Bernard Phillips, Stan Gerson, Richard Hurvitz, Steve Stephens,
Steve Rominsky, and Benham Stewart, manager.

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| sports program. The coaches for these sports are:
Mr. George Jones, golf coach; Mr. Jim Nolan,
assistant track coach; Mr. Tom Porter, track coach;

and Mr. Elton Wall, baseball coach. Mr. Landon
Brent, tennis coach, is not pictured.

Mr. George Jones, golf coach, watches as Ken Hall and King Solomon make that important putt.

Tennis team coach Mr. Landon Brent gives point-
ers to Sam Lamback and Maurice Lamb.

Mr Elton Wall, baseball coach, gives some batting tips to Glenny Tommy Clark and Dave Trusdell, baseball managers, look over
Clark and Milton McBryant. home. plate.

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LAWRENCE DOVER MILTON McBRYANT FRANK HALL A. V. SHIRAH
Shortstop Second base Pitcher Outfielder

GLENNY CLARK JIMMY LEWIS ROBERT TOWE
Outfielder Catcher First base

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Aileen Arnold, Madeleine Calhoun, Janet Powell, and Ann Sco- A game couldnt begin without the scorers, Brenda Ward and
ville assist Harriette Kuhr with her injured knee Linda Squires, and the referees, Susan Patton, Julie McMahan,
and Gail Arrington

Sophie Clark, Durelle Lamb, Honey Smith, Donna Powers, and Bar-
bara Rankin remove these standards from the basketball court.

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These gym assistants, Penny Ryther, Merri Massey, Kathryn Sutherland, Dottie Waldrop, and
Muriel Torch anticipate a period of fun.

.. bt... 4A. L UMiller Senior Wigh School

After the tournament schedule is posted, Freda Ray, Pat Willis, Shirley Glendenning, Harriet
Hazlehurst, and Brenda Mayo are interested in seeing when their team is scheduled to play.

Autumn finds the girls inside playing volleyball .. .

. soon the interest turms to soccer on

back field...

. while archery is the sport on the front field.

Badminton
A #7?

... and Ping-Pong...

Cooler weather finds the archery class inside with
badminton

. while ping-pong is enjoyed by some. . .

. and shuffleboard is being played on the side-
lines.

Field hockey keeps some of the girls outside through December

Winter Sports... Field Hockey... Speed-Pin- Gall

then everyone participates in speed-pin-ball inside the gym

. . after which many of the girls will
begin a program of physical fitness
exercises.

Speed-ball provides a vigorous combination of many sports

. and alasthe year ends with a traditional game of softball.

Guest speakers present other sports which challenge M.A.A.
members.

An M is formed on the front steps by these officers of M.A.ANan Wilson, Anne Maxwell, Gail Bentley,
Joyce Fincher, and Ellen Ann Edenfield

Hard work through the participation in many sports earned membership in M.A.A. for these students.

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We are proud of our R.O.T.C., proud that
Lanier has been named an Honor School 33 of
the 39 years since 1920 . . . proud of the records
made by Lanier graduates in the armed forces . . .
proud of her officers who symbolize this tra-

dition.

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Cadet Colonel
WILLIAM M. GEORGE, JR.

Sponsor
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Cadet Licutenant Colonel ws > , Cadet Lieutenant Colonel

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M/Sgt. Bolin, SFC Clark, SFC Garfield, Sgt. Bloodworth, Sgt. Cook;
Cpls. Defore, Latham, Atkinson, Dekle, Hollingsworth; Cpls. Fowler,
Valentine, White.

Second Lieutenant William Slaughter, First Lieutenant
George Sawyer.

Cadet Captain
EMORY JOHNSON

Sponsor

Miss Harriett Murphey

M/Sgt. White, SFC Jordan, SFC Cannon, Sgt. Jones, Sgt. Shouse; Cpls. First Lieutenant Clayton Paul, Second Lieutenant Ed-
Spearman, Blanks, John Atkinson, Southerland, Howell; Cpls. Zeigler, ward Bolton
Bowers, Duncan, McMillan.

Cadet Captain
RAYMOND PATTERSON

Sponsor

Miss Diane Yaughn

Second Lieutenant Tommy McDonald, First Lieutenant M/Sgt. Solomon, M/Sgt. Malone, SFC Flournoy, SFC. McCarthy, Sgt.
Harold Chapman. Phillips, Sgt. Scott; Cpls. Brake, Rogero, Clark, Collingsworth, John-
ston; Cpls. Towe, Abare, Land, Hall.

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Cadet Captain
DAVID B. HOWARD

Sponsor
Miss Judye Jones

M/Sgt. Caywood, Sgt. Sanders, Sgt. McLeod, SFC Cassidy, SFC Toler; First Lieutenant Jack Bond, Second Lieutenant Coleman
Cpls. Bernard, Balwin, Shearer, Draughon, Minton; Cpls. Anderson, Tidwell.
Owens, Flournoy, Small.

Cadet Captain
BOB YANCEY

Sponsor
Miss Bassha Mills

Second Lieutenant William Levitt, First Lieutenant M/Sgt. Evans, SFC Bruskie, SFC Wood, Sgt. Saunders, Sgt. McBryant;

Glenn Kite. Cpls. Wood, Cates, Driggers, Dodd; Cpls. Cato, Grier, Huckabee,
Gordon.

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Cadet Captain
JAMES F. HARDMAN

Sponsor

Miss Marie Giles

M/Sgt. Dasher, SFC Lindsey, SFC Domingos, Sgt. Dover; Cpls. Hartley, Second Lieutenant Gerald Feagin, Second Lieutenant Ken-
Vincent, Jahnson, Talbot; Cpls. Braswell, Taylor, Frank, Baker. neth Parker

Cadet Captain
JOHN REINERTSEN

Sponsor
Miss Linda Carstarphen

First Lieutenant Wesley Hawkins, Second Lieutenant SFC Sell, Sgt. Brinson, SFC Bowen, SFC Walker, Sgt. Middlebrooks;
Danny O'Neal. Cpls. Bagwell, Forney, Rankin, Lavine; Cpls. Pittman, Smith, W., Jump,
Strong.

Cadet Captain
MICHAEL CASS

Sponsor
Miss Rebecca Cox

M-Sgt. Clark (not in picture), SFC Heyward, SFC Smith, Sgt Smith, First Lieutenant Stanley Self; Second Lieutenant Ronnie
Sgt. Hubbard; Cpls. Spivey, Harmon, Brown, Ivey; Cpls. Dennis, Owen.
Stokes, Haskins, Day, Bartels.

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Second Lieutenant Hansel Williams, First Lieutenant M/Sgt. McLaughlin, SFC Herren, SFC Richardson, Sgt. Collins, Sgt.
Gene McClure. Howell; Cpls. Smaha, Mosley, Churchwell, Morgan, Wood; Cpls. Brown,
Lamback, Wray, Cook.

Cadet Captain
ROBERT PARK

Sponsor
Miss Eugene Perry

to.

M/Sgt. Haverfield, SFC Jarrett, SFC Massey, Sgt. Hartley, Sgt. Burns; First Lieutenant Wesley Walker, Second Lieutenant
Cpls. Hutnnance, Parker, Milner, Patterson, Young; Spls. Farr, Smith, Houser Marshall.
Carter, Reeves, Rader.

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Cadet Captain
CHARLES RAY

Sponsor

Miss Sandra Burke

First Lieutenants Dan Dixon, David Young; Second

Sgts. Colson, Byrd, Brown; Cpls.
Lieutenants Mike Levine,

Goetter, Williams, Helton, Chapman,
Charles Brittain. Neblett.

Band Director

Drum Major tor
TOMMY RINER T. M. GAUGHF

: LIEUTENANT COLONEL

HARLOS V. HATTER

Professor of Military
Science and Tactics

Military Instructors: SFC Wayne W. Killian, Sgt. Joseph R. Baugh, M/Sgt. Willard C. Smith, SFC Paul C. Sanford, Sgt. John A. Sheaiy,
SFC Wayne R. Fuller.

The Senior Regimental Drill Team Members are: Kneeling, James Pahris, David Boltze, Sandy Owens, Henry Flournoy, Ralph Small,
Melvin Haskins. Standing: Jimmy Cooper, Bill Hawkins, Joe Atkinson, Joel Spearman, Jere Smith, Joe Mas

Johnny Johnston, Tom
Dennis, Richard Caywood, Jack Myers, Walton Smith, John Atkinson, Ansel Dekle, Bill Brake. The Leader

ptain Tommy Johnson.

The members of the Junior Regimental Drill Team are, Kneeling: Wilburn Chriswell, Gene Stanton, Greg Jordan, William Holden, Frank

Comer. Standing: Steve Reichert, Franklin Darnell, W Sanford, Ben Whitley, Willie Burns, Allen Sanders. The Leader is Lt
Butch Slaughter.

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Members of Rifle Team are: Ist row: Land, W., McLaughlin, P., Co-Capt. Malone, B., Capt. Bruskie, J., Co-Capt. Yancey, B., -Co-
Capt. Bellury, R., Smith, R. 2nd row: Dozier, G., Bagwell, B., Regero, B., Cassidy, J., Hurvitz, R., Paul, C., Stevens, C

MAJ. LEE R. COX (Retired) Brigade Staff Lieutenants: ist Lt. David Geiger;
Custodian of Military Supplies David Walton; 2nd Lt. Ronnie Carr

de and First Battle Group Staffs

Officer of the Day

Classroom Instruction

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Our Annual is made possible through the pat-
ronage of the firms who advertise in our ad sec-
tion. Those who have directed this integral part
of the MILLER-LANIER are: Virginia Council.
Robert Park, Kitsy Miller, Kathy Kennedy and

Tom Flournoy.

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WESLEYAN COLLEGE
Chartered 1836

Invites Miller and Lanier Graduates to Her Modern,
Well-Equipped 242-Acre Campus to Earn One of
the Four Degrees Offered.

Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Fine Arts

VISIT OUR CAMPUS AND SECURE COMPLETE INFORMATION

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More and Better Servings in Every Can
GENERAL OFFICES
320-346 Oglethorpe Street Macon, Georgia

Compliments

of
BURDEN SMITH AND CO.

RHODES FURNITURE CO.
369 Second St.

Macon, Georgia

MISS GEORGIA DAIRIES, INC.
Quality Dairy Products
3318 Vineville Avenue, Macon, Ga.

Phone SH-3-8631
CASSIDY'S PARKING DECK

423 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga.
Phone SH 2-3822

BIBB
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

MACON, GEORGIA

The First Name in
TEXTILES

KERNAGHAN, INC.

JEWELERS
Phone SH-5-4717 419 Cherry St.
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of

STEWART OIL CO.
Corner of Mulberry and Third Sts.
Macon, Georgia

| a
Lea ~ 2-4-8 4-2 - A A A OA

MURPHEY TAYLOR
It was the day before Christmas: Mrs. Brown,

and Mrs. DuBose, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Mildred

ELLIS, INC. Brown, Mrs. Council

Realtors Good Luck From
Insurors GOLDMANS
586 Cherry St.
"Quality Feminine Fashions"

Congratulations

to the \
graduating class ,

LAND TIRE & RECAPPING CO.
Phone 6-3539 2395 Ingleside Ave.
MACON, GA.

MACON FLOUR & GRAIN COMPANY
MACON MILLING COMPANY
900 Fifth Street
FLOUR **** FEED
Ph. Sherwood 2-3656

Lunchroom Workers: Gary Garfield, Tom Flour-
noy, Bill George, Jerry Smith, Kirk Domingos STEVE M. SOLOMON JR., INC.

Corner Riverside and Broadway
YOUR CHRYSLERIMPERIAL

DEALER
CALLAWAY TIRE & RECAP STORE ITALIAN FIAT

3105 Vineville Ave.
Macon, GeorgiaDial 6-1825

ee
SF MSACONS DEPT. STORE Xs BUILDING MATERIALS

4115 Riggins Mill Road
PHONE SH 2-574

HAYS HEATING & PLUMBING COMPANY

Steam and Hot Water Heating Systems
and Plumbing Installations

352 First Street

Macon, Georgia

HARRISON'S PHARMACY
"Prescription Specialists
2396 Ingleside Ave.

Dial SH5-4777 Macon, Ga.

Lunchroom Workers: David Howard, Bobby T & T PACKING CO.

Malone, Bill Brake, Ken Copeland, Steve White
1540 7th St. SH 2-6415

Mason, Ga.
Meat Products

Phillips ' QUEEN of DIXIE on the Label
It's Performance Means THE FINEST MEATS on Your Table.

That Counts

Photographer

PORTRAITURE
and

COMMERCIAL
Phones SH 2-2055
Night SH 2-3446
369 Cotton Ave.

FRANK BROOKS SHOE COMPANY
Quality Footwear for the Entire Family
435 Third St. Macon, Georgia

PETE KENDALL'S SERVICE STATION
405 Mulberry St. Phone SH-3-3439

Fine Photographs
METRO STUDIOS

588 CHERRY ST. PHONE SH-5-5121
Compliments of

JOHNSON'S PHARMACY

Macon Independent Automobile

Dealers Association

AL RUSSELL'S USED CARS
BARNEY'S USED CARS
BENNETT & SMITH USED CARS
BROADWAY USED CAR LOT
BROWN MOTOR CO.
COCHRAN MOTOR CO.
DOZIER'S USED CARS

EPPS MOTOR CO.

HORNE'S USED CARS
LAVENDER MOTORS

MILES & WILSON USED CARS
MIXON'S USED CARS

SOPHOMORE EDITORS: Henry Tift, Bruce
Carstaphen, Tommy Smith, Frank Lanneau, Wal-
ter Watkins, Miss Lott, Dale Freeney, David
Poythress, Steve Reichert, Johnny Hawkins,
David Foster

TASTEE FREEZ
3090 Napier Ave.
"Where You Take a Friend

to Treat a Friend."

MIZELL USED CARS

MULLIS AUTO SALES
NORTHERN MOTOR CO.
O'NEAL-SMITH MOTOR CO.
FONSO G. POPE MOTORS
GUS SMALL MOTOR CO., INC.
SMITH & SON USED CARS
E. RAYMOND SMITH, INC.
SOUTHERN MOTORS
SOUTHSIDE MOTORS
SPARKS MOTOR CO.
YARBOROUGH MOTOR CO.

SOUTHERN PAINT & VARNISH CO.
WallpaperPaint
573 Mulberry St. SH 5-651
MACON, GEORGIA

INGLESIDE SERVICE STATION
Corner Ingleside and- Rogers
Sinclair Products

Goodyear Tires and Batteries

For Your Every...

GLASS

FOUNDED 1872

INSWANGER &{O.

INCORPORATED

951 FIFSH ST.

CORNELL-YOUNG
COMPANY

Ready-Mix Concrete

Macon Warner Robins

SH 5-703] WA 3-4245

MACON PRESTRESSED CONCRETE COMPANY
Precast and Prestressed Concrete
Macon

SH 6-1645

INGLESIDE JEWELERS, INC.

2322 Ingleside Ave. 428 Second St.
Phone SH-6-1388 SH-3-089

HERIN'S FOOD STORE

Meats a Specialty
3151 Napier Ave. SH-3-2622

JUNIOR EDITORS: Lee Draughon, Dempsey
Brown, James Davis, Terry Strong, Harold La-
ARTISTIC FLOWER SHOP vine, L. K. Jordan, Mrs. Mathews, Toddy Smith,

: s Billy Land, Virgil Duncan, Paul Newton
Brighten Every Occasion

With Flowers

120 New Street Phone SH. 6-2262

GREENWAY PAINT SHOP
MRS. JANNTTE AIKEN

Wheel AlignmentWheel Balancing
3095 Napier Ave. SH-3-6474

|. B. (BRAD) GRIFFIN

Ditching -o- Excavating -o- Grading

Septic System Expert

Macon, Georgia Route 4 Phone SH 3-0967

GILDER'S SERVICE STATION
Vineville Avenue

"If You Can't Stop, Wave!"

Compliments
of
A & T CLEANERS

Lucy Warren, Barbara Stanton, Barbara Hunter, CITY BUILDERS SUPPLY
Sandra Lineberger and Jane Tyler sold ads
for the Girls Hi-Lights. 406 TERMINAL AVE.

Complete Line of

COLONIAL OIL COMPANY Building Supplies
Gasoline and Oil Phone SH-6-3255
Corner of Hemlock and Second

Macon, Georgia

LET US HELP
f i

I ll

ASIAN IEit

aS
wy Sp Foe Mone

THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. IN MACON
CITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

1506 Hardeman Ave.

LEAPTROTS

FUR STORAGE
Dial SH-5-1665

Compliments

CLARK MEMORIALS

Faye Bush, Carole Rhodenhiser, Ann Scovile,

Quality Will Be Remembered Barbara Spiller and Barbara Bridges sold ads,
too, for Miller's newspaper, the Hi-Lights.

When Price Is Forgotten
W. C. SCOTTS

SUPERMARKET

Compliments of

DANNENBERGS

Macon, Georgia

MACON, GEORGIA
PhoneS.H.-2-641 |

For the Figure You've Always Wanted
Relax While Reducing
at the

SIL-OOO-ETTE

ALICE B. MILLER

OLDHAMS

101 Persons Building
Dial SH-6-4866

CONDITIONED AIR, INC.

633 North Avenue

Macon, Georgia

552-558 Poplar St. Phone 2-4576

DONALD McMILLAN & SONS
TIRE MOLD, INC.

347 Hazel St. Macon, Ga.
Phone SH 5-4725

STARNES TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE
Tuxedos, Evening and Wedding Gowns
and All Accessories
SH 2-6573
2808 NAPIER AVE MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of

THE TRADING POST
48 State Moving Service

CURB SERVICE
FINCHER'S
PIT BAR-B-QUE

a Raymond Fincher
WIBB Picnics Our Specialty
Phone SH-2-2220
1280 KC 3057 COLUMBUS RD. MACON, GA.

FOR GOOD PROGRAMS o

CHEROKEE FARMS

L. M. SOLOMON, JR.
R. F. D. | Phone 5-3304

Enjoying Milk From CHEROKEE FARMS

Macon's Photographic Center

COKES

Kodaks, Film, Developing
Phone SH-5-4031 735 Cherry St.

WALTERS JEWELERS
Complete Optical Department
616 Cherry St. Macon, Ga.
Phone SH-3-54063-5407
THE LITTLE STORE THAT GREW"

THE M & H COMPANY

"Good Food for Good Health"
We Welcome Teen-Agers J. L. McCLURE J. B. McCLURE

440 Cotton Ave. Macon, Ga. McCLURE FURNITURE CO.
"Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive"

565 Poplar St.
Dial SH-5-8257SH-2-4631

Strong... for Life ill

ee Leal
or
S-
THe Bankers Heattu & Lire

ATi eeolulor lity
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Compliments of
DEMPSEY CORNER

R. C. CROPPER CO.

THE MACON

SHOE COMPANY

Fine Shoes Since 1900
BASKETTE PIANO CO. 371 Third St.
Where Quality Is Higher Phone SH-3-1731

Than Price
368 FIRST ST. PHONE SH 5-8675

RAMSEY REAL ESTATE LOAN
and
MORTGAGE COMPANY
352 Cotton Avenue

GREENE'S GOLF DRIVING RANGE
Macon-Warner Robins Hwy.

Near Cochran Field
"A BALL NAMED FOR EACH PROFESSOR"

DEALS LUGGAGE
STORE

fe AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR:

i SkywayAmerican Tourister-Tri-Taper

BIBB and Samsonite Luggage
MATTRESS CO. Middle Georgia's Only Exclusive
Ferrell N. Johnson
on Luggage Shop

Gene W. Leslie 365 Third St. Macon, Ga.
349 7th Street SH 2-0554

ie 8

Bech ft socal aa J

ee i roa i"

MEDICAL CENTER

PHARMACY
752 Hemlock St. Macon, Georgia
PHONES SH-6-62116-6212

BROADWAY HARDWARE
AND BUILDERS SUPPLY

GEORGIA-CAROLINA OIL CO.
Macon, Georgia

Quality Lubricants CITY RADIO & TV
Since 1919 Sales and Service

147 Spring St. 3711 Houston
SH-5-2457 SH-2-5324

UNIVERSAL MACHINERY CO.

1320 Guy Paine Road

BILL'S NEWS AND

VARIETY STORES
No. |
2386 Ingleside Ave. SH 2-9408
No. Il
665 Baconsfield Center SH 5-6303
Macon's Only Complete

News Stores

Phone SH 6-4095 3087 Napier Ave.
SALL'S GARAGE

"Specialists on Automatic Transmissions

ROY G. WILLIAMS, INC.
Macon's Leading Druggist
Corner of Second and Cherry

G. BERND COMPANY

Established 1865

Macon, Georgia

Phone SH 6-3545

LUNCHROOM WORKERS: James Pahris, Phil

Brown, Mac Graham, Raines Newberry, John

Hendrix, George Grier, Walton Smith, Mrs.

Rose DuBose

M. C. PITTMAN ROOFING &
PAINT CO., INC.

"Serving Middle Georgia Since 1926"
654 Plum St. SH 3-1336

WADE & SONS

Machinists and Welders

HOYT WANSIEY'S
SHELL SERVICE STATION
Holt and Vineville
Phone SH-5-5069

"A Bit of Ole' New Orleans"

SARATOGA RESTAURANT

IN ALLEY BEHIND DEMPSEY
OYSTER BAR
Charcoal Steaks Our Specialty
Phone SH-6-4002

MACON BOWL-O-MATIC

1525 Forsyth Road
Macon, Georgia

Bowl for Fun and Health
PHONE SH-6-4482

FINCHER'S BARBECUE
3947 Houston Ave.

S. L. ORR CO., JEWELERS
Hotel Dempsey Building

Compliments of

RESTAURANT FIXTURE
AND SUPPLY

SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE

Consistent Savings
Courteous Service

Complete Satisfaction

[COLONIAL STORES] STORES

MACON ELECTRIC &
BLUE PRINT CO.

444 Walnut St.
Phone SH.2-7541

BENNY WAUGHS
DRIVE-IN GROCERY

3062 Vineville Ave. SH-6-5060

SUBURBAN FABRIC Congratulations
SHOPS to

2320 Ingleside Ave.
SH-6-5042

THE SENIOR CLASS

Compliments of

MISS DUFFEYS YOUNG DRUG CO.
PLAYHOUSE

303 Cotton Avenue

PIG'N
WHISTLE

BATEMAN FROZEN FOODS CO.
Cloudkist and Dixiana Brand
Frozen Fruits and Vegetables

MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of

G
FRIEND

FAUSETT AND SANDERS

RealtorsInsurors
365 Cotton Ave.

Compliments of
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION
WESSON OIL & SNOWDRIFT CO., INC.

Macon, Georgia

Cottonseed Fertilizer

STAUDARD FEED MILLING CO.

Macon, Georgia

DOZIER ELECTRIC
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Electrical Contractors

3255 Houston Ave. SH.6-5626

CADILLAC
HUCKABEE
AUTO
Faithfully Serving Owners COMPANY

in Middle Georgia ee
MACON GEORGIA
Since 1918

MACON BOWLING CENTER

556 Second Street
Eight Brunswick Alleys
With

Semi-Automatic Pin Spotters

FICKLING & WALKER, INC.

RealtorsInsurors
FHA AND COMMERCIAL LOANS

LYON, MARSHALL & BROOKS

Printers
575 Mulberry St. Lane
MACON, GEORGIA
5-6544

Automobile, Fire and Contract Bonds
Insurance
WILLINGHAM & PAYNE

350 Second Street
Phone 5-1504

Compliments

of
WOOD PEAVY
FURNITURE CO.

2370 Ingleside Ave.
Phone SH 2-4371

A Great Name in Clothing

SCHWOBILT

SUITS THE SOUTH"

LAKESIDE PARK

DancingBowlingSwimmingPicnicking
Miniature GolfBoatingFishing
PLAYGROUND FOR KIDDIES

BORDENS

MILK ICE CREAM
If Its Bordens
Its Got to Be Good!

Macon, Georgia

Any Fine Toy Shown
in Any Catalog at
the List Price
JUNIOR BOOTERY

46| Third Street

McCLURE-BALDWIN & GRIFFIN

CO.
Office Outfitters
Agents
A. B. DICK MIMEOGRAPHS
570 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga.

J. W. McCOOK
LUMBER CO.

330 Ash Street
Phone 3-7464

RIVERSIDE DRIVE-IN
2010 Riverside Drive

Open 7 A.M. Close 12 P.M.
Macon's Finest Food

Macon's Finest Drive-In

Compliments of
BARNEY A. SMITH
IMPORT MOTORS
"Your Renault Dealer"

663 Third St.
SALES AND SERVICE

CHI-CHES-TERS PHARMACIES
Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty

Ingleside Tatnall Square
Baconsfield College Hill

Town and Country

(ARMSTRONG
CORK COMPANY

Post Office Box 1347
MACON, GEORGIA

C. W. FARMER CO.

ALEXANDER FRAME SHOP
183 Spring St.SH.3-6434
Macon, Georgia

Custom Made Frames Prints

Period Frames Framed Pictures

FURNITURE CENTER, INC.

FurnitureAppliances

Phone SH 6-246]
SH 6-2462

455 First St.

Shop With Us and Save 40%

KARSTEN AND DENSON
Co.
Seeds
Dairy and Poultry Equipment
536 Third St.
SH 5-3306

WILLINGHAM COTTON MILLS

2038 Roff Avenue
MACON, GEORGIA

GEORGIA TIMBERLANDS, INC.

Pulpwood Timber
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of

CENTRAL GEORGIA
FERTILIZER CO.

If It's Real Estate to
PITTSBURGH
Buy, Sell, or Manage

PLATE & GLASS CO. Call, Phone, or Wire
PaintGlassMirrors G. G. HARDEMAN COMPANY

818 Riverside Dr. SH. 3-6353 Phone SH. 3-8656

Macon, Georgie 307 Cotton Ave. Macon, Georgia

Compliments of the

MACON POLICE DEPARTMENT

CREDIT BUREAU OF MACON
& COLLECTION SERVICE

791 Poplar Street
Macon, Georgia
CREDIT REPORTS COLLECTIONS
SH-3-3771 SH-2-7581

"Serving Macon Merchants and
Professional Men Since 1907"

SOUTHER FOOD SERVICE

Store Door Distributor for
BORDEN'SNUCOTEQUIP
F.F.U. Cookies
RoncoWhipped Butter
1095 Sixth St. Macon, Ga.
PHONE SH-6-1226

LA VISTA BSH carererias
Third St. Cherry St.

Macon, Ga.
Others in

Macon's Most Popular Restaurant
Specializing in
FRESH CHANNEL CATFISH
AND HUSH PUPPIES
GEORGIA

Phone SH5-4675
am ae Sa GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA, S. C.
TRS Sanne a Tene Sa DAYTONA AND TAMPA, FLA.

AUGUSTA, COLUMBUS, ATLANTA

McGOLDRICK MOTOR CO.

Your Authorized Dealer for
STUDEBAKEREDSELMERCEDES-BENZ
240 Third Street MACON Phone SH-5-6026

J. W. BURKE CO.
PrintersPublishers

Office Supplies

Telephones SH 3-2528, SH 2-2353

626-638 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga.

PANEL TRUCKS

Passenger Car Economy
Interchangeable Engine
170 Cu. Ft. Capacity

1830 Ib. Payload

VOLKSWAGEN

L. A. Smith Auto Service
895 Third Street Macon, Georgia Authorized Deoler

GERTRUDE KELLEY
SCHOOL OF DANCING
Physical and Cultural

Education
1126 Bond St.

HINTERMEIERS-UTLEY

STUDIO
Your Portrait Today

Someone's Treasure Tomorrow

Phone 2-0451 408 Second St.

Phone SH-2-2851

WILLIAM SALOOM

Real Estate Broker
103-105 Professional Building
BUY RENT INSURE

With Confidence

BRYAN TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.

We Specialize in Local and Long Distance Moving
Agent Delchers Bros.
For Free Estimate Tel. S.H.-3-9616
770 5th St.Macon

P. H. WAAY, Pres. HAL C. WALTON, Vice-Pres.

A. T. HOLT COMPANY

ESTABLISHED 1886"
591 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga.

MACON FEED THE BARN
& SEED CO., INC. SKATE

Quality SeedCourteous Service TuesdayWednesdayThursday
3115 Broadway a FridaySaturday7:30 to 10:30
Phone SH-5-040708 Sunday2:00 to 5:00

5335 Hawkinsville Rd. SH-6-68 14

"Say It With Flowers"

ELELYN YATES 5 FLOWER SHOP

The Shop of Personal Service
322 First Street-Ph. SH 2-7371
MACON, GEORGIA

Factory-to-You Prices

CHAMPION'S

Mens and Boys Clothing
Phone SH-5-4351

"RED" BROWN 312 Third Street
Manager MACON, GEORGIA

WILSON TYPEWRITER AND
ADDING MACHINE CO.
639 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga.
Dial SH.6-2777

SalesServicesRentalsSupplies

Macon's Largest and Most SOUTHERN
Complete Record and Hi-Fi Shop DISCOUNT COMPANY
JOHN DIXON TV 329 Cotton Ave.Macon, Ga.
& RADIO CO. Loans and Discounts

"Macon's First and Leading TV Dealer" L. EDDIE CANNON

490 SECOND ST. SH.2-1459 Manager
Dial SH.2-7571

MATHIS-AKINS
CONCRETE BLOCK CO., INC.

Concrete Blocks
Ready Mix Concrete
Foot of Elm SH-6-5 154

AMERICAN PRINTING & STATIONERY CO.

Office Furniture
Office Supplies
Office Machines

552 Mulberry St. Phone SH 2-7548

UNION
FURNITURE CO.

524 Poplar St.
Phone Sh.5-5447

STOKES-SHAHEEN Best Wishes to
Wholesale the Class of 1959

Fruits and Vegetables HEFNERS BREAD &
Tomatoes and Bananas PASTRY BAKERY

a Specialty 1018 Pio Nono Ave.

477 Hawthorne Phone SH. 2-8426
DIAL SH 2-4517

TOM FLOURNOY, JR., C.L.U.
NEW YORK INSURANCE CO.
417 First National Bank Building
MACON, GEORGIA
Telephone SH 2-734]

Wishing Good Health and Happiness to All
Members of the Class of 59

MACON IRON & PAPER STOCK CO.

Walnut St. at 6th St.
Phone SH.-3-6773

Distinctive
Local and Long Distance Moving

Household Goods Storage
DEPENDABLE, PROMPT SERVICE

WASHBURN STORAGE CO.

83 5th Street SH-3-747 |

Phone SH 2-1934

Fine Men's Wear
The College Man's Shop

MACON, GEORGIA
414 Cherry St. SH-5-3962

769 Mulberry Street

BAKER-MAYFIELD CO.
760 Third St.
Macon, Ga.
Phone S.H.-5-6526

TURN IT ON AND LEAVE

LEN BERGS
RESTAURANT

Post Office Alley

DIAL 5-352!
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.
of Georgia
PAINTSARTISTS' SUPPLIES
458 2nd Street

Macon, Georgia

BOBBITT'S RECAP SHOP
2680 Montpelier Ave.

Macon, Georgia

Sales on R.C.A. and Zenith Televisions
GUY WHITE RADIO & TV

"SINCE 1933"

Repairs on Televisions

Radios and Record Players
Phone S.H.3-3768 654 Mulberry St.
Macon, Ga.

CHARLIE WOOD, INC.

Sporting Goods
Distributors of McGregorWilsonRawlings

Athletic EquipmentFishing Equipment
Toys, Golf, Hunting, Tennis, Baseball, Football, Basketball
Dial S.H. 3-544! 484 Second St.

GUESTS

youn Sexton co.

CHICAGO LOMEG ISLAMD CITY PMILADELPMIA
DALLASANLANTAPITTSBURGHOETROITSOSTON

BROADWAY HDWE.

& PROCTOR BROS.
BUILDER SUPPLY CO. SERVICE STA.
A Department Store

for All Builders

ef Tubes
ane th Batteries
4290 Broadway S.H.-6-2454 Gas and Oil : He

He bai
M. L. FLEMING IL a
The Tailor

Have Service, Will Render
632 Poplar St.

b 3091 Napier Ave.
Phone 2-9247 CALL TODAYS.H.-6-9127
TAILORING, REPAIRING, ALTERING

COYNERS RESTAURANT
& CATERING SERVICE

Tel. S.H.-6-7414

355 Cotton Avenue
S.H.-2-9433

Macon, Georgia
Complete Dinners Delivered to Homes
Sorority and Fraternity Parties
Luncheons and Dinners for Any Size Group

Receptions. and Church Suppers

R. S. THORPE & SONS

Exclusive Men and Boys Wear
LADIES' BEAUTY PARLOR

CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, SHOES
Phone 2-6246
533-535 Cherry Street
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments

BIBB THEATER

WEST ROOFING COMPANY
Weatherstripping
Roofing, Siding and Insulation
1593 FORSYTH ST. MACON, GA.

ADAMS-FEAGIN
HARDWARE COMPANY RAINES SUPER MARKET

Middle Georgia's

Leading Sports Store 21615 Montpelier Ave.

Rawlings and Spaulding Phone SH 5-3272
482 Walnut Street
Phone 5-6515

LISTEN! SEE!

Good Programs Always

WMAZ RADIO
Dial 940-CBS

WMAZ-TV
Channel 13-CBS, ABC, NBC

BIRDSEY FLOUR
& FEED MILLS
211 Lower Poplar St.
Macon, Ga.

YANCEY BROS. CO.
Road Machinery
4660 Broadway Phone SH 5-926]
Macon, Ga.

RALSTON MILADY CLEANERS

PURINA CO. "It Pays to Look Your Best"
MACON, GA.
894 College St. Telephone 5-3045
MACON, GA.

LAMAR PONTIAC
COMPANY, INC.

PONTIAC...

PONTIACVAUXHALL
WILLYS JEEP

MACON CORLEYS
ove OPTICIANS

Phone Makers of Fine Glasses

2-6436 Bankers Insurance Bldg.

Phone SH 3-7932

THE DAVIS HOUSE

House of Fine Food
1990 Riverside Dr.
Macon, Ga.

Phone S.H.-6-7532

Compliments

MULBERRY MARKET

Park, Shop and Save

Belk: Matthews

DEPARTMENT STORE
MACON, GA.

Compliments

KWIK-KAFE VENDING
CoffeeCandy-Crackers

Smileage/ starts here

B.EGoodrich

Congratulations to the Senior Class
of
Miller and Lanier
DUNLAP CHEVROLET COMPANY

Cookie Watson, Charlotte Thompson, Patricia Layton, and
Carol Jones are Juniors who sold ads and subscriptions for

this book.

Mr. Swann congratulates Raines Newberry
for selling 115 annualson his right is
Phelps Wade who sold 112, Looking on
from the left are John Hendrix, Scottie
Chew, Coleman Tidwell and Walter Wat

kins

Seniors who sold ads and took subscrip-
tions for a al: Virginia Council,
Elizabeth Pi , Sandra Lineberger,
Sharon Christmas and Tatie Radcliffe.

Jerry Drew who
the annual at Miller joy

toss the contracts into the air not

this year. (Painfully did they

up, for they will be
annual)

Another group of Juniors who sold ads and subscriptions
for the book is composed of Lillian Ruth Groce, Barbara
Hunter and Harriet Hutson in the back row, and in the
front Jerry Drew and Shirley Clance

All Miller girls became quite accustomed
to seeing this group in the hall during
first supervision. Kathy Kennedy, Kitsy
Miller, Charlotte Raley, and Faye Jordan
checked records, and counted the money
from the sale of annuals.

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