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Collection:: Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
Title:: Miller-Lanier Annual 1967
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:: 1967
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 1967 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-1967
IIIF manifest:: https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/a.-l.-miller-high-school-for-girls-and-lanier-high-school-for-boys-1967/manifest.json
Language:: eng
Holding Institution:: Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
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1967

MILLER-LANIER

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
MACON, GEORGIA

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It Was a Time of Miller and Lanier . . .

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Miller Faculty
Lanier Principal and Staff..............2

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PRINCIPAL

Miss Hargrove Inspires
Us Toward Excellence

Behind every successful enterprise there is a
dedicated, enthusiastic, and ingenious promoter.
Our principal, Miss Clara Nell Hargrove, is
such a person. She has moved Miller forward by
maintaining a capable faculty and by obtaining
the most modern teaching equipment. Setting
an example of high integrity and a goal of aca-
demic excellence, our principal has created an
atmosphere conducive to meaningful learning.

The Miller Annual Staff congratulates Miss
Hargrove on her many achievements.

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Staff Keeps Miller

Running Smoothly

Mrs. Gnehm Miss Orr Mrs. Olmstead
Guidance Clerk Lunchroom
Counselor Manager

Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Pate
Assistant Librarian

Testing | 2.3
Librarian

ENGLISH

New Curriculum Yields
Better Understanding

] . lieve "y arec < teac *thods?
Now maybe I'll understand those Shakespeare plays Would you believe that they are comparing teaching methods

A session with Mrs. Sessions.

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Miss Funderburk Mrs. Gillespie Mrs. Sessions
Mrs. Hanson Mrs. Lamon Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Manor Mrs. Mincey . Miss Witschi

SOCIAL STUDIES

Current Events
Vitalize Learning

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Our next speaker will be

Mrs. Haggard

Miss Harrison Miss Holmes Mrs. Jackura Mrs. Katz Mrs. McLain
Around the world with Mrs. Haggard and Mrs McLain. Turn around and look at me, will ya? Im the teacher, not him!

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SCIENCE

Science Propels Us
into a_Jet-Age World

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Mrs. Veal

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Intramural Athletics
Stimulate Competition

Miss Kellum Mrs. Vickers

MATH

Numbers and Symbols

Inspire Concentration

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Mrs, Gray Mrs. Hanson
Miss Long Miss Simmons

A long, Long equation

HOME ECONOMICS

Future Homemakers

Develop Their Skills

Who turned off the machine?
Thats pretty good, Mrs. DuPree

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Mrs. DuPree Mrs. Harvey

FINE ARTS

Art Training Develops
Aesthetic Sensitivity

You see, you put six fingers on the right hand Mrs. Brown

MODERN _ LANGUAGES

Languages Strengthen
Our Foreign Relations

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Business Courses Train

White Collar Workers

Miss Culverhouse Mrs. Newberry

Mrs. Turk Mrs. Willingham

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You must have pushed two buttons at the same time

ADMINISTRATION

What sculpture is to a block of marble,

education is to the soul.
Addison

Middlebrooks

Brannen McElroy

MR. ELTON WALL Principal

A.B., M.Ed., Mercer University
MR. HENRY MIDDLEBROOKS Assistant Principal
A.B., Mercer University
MR. M. L. BRANNEN Guidance Counselor
B.S., Georgia Southern College; M.S., Florida State University
MR. BOBBY N. McELROYGuidance Counselor
A.B., Mercer University
MRS. FRANCES F. HARRISON Librarian
A.B., Womans College of Georgia; M.Ed., Mercer University

MRS. ANNE H. McKELVEY Assistant
Librarian

MRS. MARJORIE GRIFFIN Dietician
MRS. DELORES BROWN Secretary

ENGLISH

All words are pegs to hang ideas on.
Beecher

MRS. JO ALLEN
B.S., University of Georgia
MRS. CAROLYN BECKELHEIMER
B.A., Lander College
MISS GLENDA A. BENEFIELD
B.A., Huntingdon College
MRS. MARY S. BROWN
A.B., University of South Carolina
MISS JOSEPHINE EARLY
A.B., M.A., Mercer University
MR. FREDERICK LEE HARPER
B.A., Baylor University
MRS. ELIZABETH H. KNOX
A.B., Mercer University
MRS. RICHARD B. MATHEWS
B.S., Georgia Southern College nae P
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MR. EDWARD L. OLIVER "
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A.B., University of Georgia

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SOCIAL STUDIES

The spirit of truth and
the spirit of freedomthey
are the pillars of society.

Ibsen

Brent Lewis Neal Shirley
Johnson McCullough Parker Thornton

MR. LANDON H. BRENTCommercial Law, Economics
A.B., M.Ed., Mercer University

MR. WARDLOW A. JOHNSON Commercial Law, Economics
A.B., M.Ed., Mercer University

MRS. BETTY LEWIS American Government, Foreign Relations
A.B., Mercer University

MR. WILLIAM HOWARD McCULLOUGH American History
B.S., University of Georgia

MR. F. L. NEALAmerican History
B.A., Mississippi State University

MRS. BETTYE PARKER American History
A.B., Mercer University

MISS LYNNE SHIRLEY Government, Geography, American History
B.S., University of Georgia

MR. BILL THORNTON American Government
B.S., Georgia Southern College

MATHEMATICS

Our science is essentially an art which could not live without
the occasional flash of genius in the mind of some sensitive
man, who, alive to the smallest of indications, knows the truth
before he has the proof.

Debye

Brannen

Kinnett Pettigrew

MRS. SALLY BRANNEN~ Algebra
A.B., Mercer University
MR. TOM CLOSE Algebra, Trigonometry, Advanced Math
A.B., Mercer University
MR. CLARENCE GOSS Algebra
A.B., Mercer University
MRS. ISABEL H. KINNETTGeometry
A.B., Wesleyan College: M.Ed., Mercer University
MR. JIM NOLAN Modern Algebra
B.S., Georgia Institute of Technology
MR. JAMES E. PETTIGREW Algebra, Trigonometry
A.B., Mercer University
MR. JOHN W. SWINTGeometry
A.B., Emory University; M.Ed., Mercer University

SCIENCE

Science bestowed immense new powers on
man and at the same time created conditions
which were largely beyond his comprehension
and still more beyond his control.

Churchill

Abare
Bentley
Coleman

Gazafy
Kirksey
Knight
Tully

MR. BILL ABARE Chemistry, Advanced Biology
B.S., Mercer University

MR. T. W. BENTLEYChemistry
A.B., Mercer University

MR. JAMES R. COLEMAN~ Physics
B.A., Mississippi College; M.Ed., Auburn University

MRS. NELL H. GAZAFYBiology
A.B., Mercer University

MR. W. J. KIRKSEY Chemistry, Physical Science
A.B., Mercer University

MR. E. V. KNIGHT Biology
A.B., Mercer University; M.Ed., University of
Georgia

MR. ALLEN H. TULLYBiology, Physical Science
B.A., Kent State University

MODERN LANGUAGE

He who is ignorant of foreign languages

knows not his own.

Dechman

Goethe

Tidwell

MRS. ELSIE DECHMAN German
B.A., University of Tennessee

MR. J. AUBREY FLOYD~ Spanish
A.B., Mercer University;
M.A., Columbia University

MISS NELLIE LAMAR~ Spanish
A.B., Florida State College for Women; M.A.,
Florida State University

MRS. SIDNEY TIDWELL French
A.B., Georgia State College for Women;
M.Ed., University of Georgia

VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Never fear the want of business. A man who
qualifies himself well for his calling, never fails
of employment.

Jefferson

MRS. ALLENE C. KINGTyping MR. JOE DEFORE Shop
B.S., Womans College of Georgia MR. C. R. McCORDShop

MRS. MARGARET F. MATHEWS Book- MR. HERSCHEL E.

keeping SIMMONS Agriculture

A.B., Womans College of Georgia B.S.A., University of Georgia

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Varsity Football

The Poet football team, while not winning
the State Championship, certainly proved to be
exceptional in spirit, ability, and sportsman-
ship. This team will long be remembered as the
team that overcame the seven year jinx of Wil-
lingham.

The team was paced throughout the season
by strong play from several sophomores and
juniors.

Even though the Poets finished with a 55
region |-AAA record, every team who went up
against Lanier came out knowing they had
played a truly great, hard-hitting team that
would never give up.

LANIER 21 RICHMOND

LANIER 67 WARNER ROBINS

LANIER 0 MOULTRIE

LANIER 14 COLUMBUS

LANIER 0 VALDOSTA

LANIER 14 DOUGHERTY - Head CoachJim Nolan
LANIER 0 TIFT CO.

LANIER 46 LAGRANGE

LANIER 14 MARK SMITH

LANIER 21 WILLINGHAM

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Managers: Terry Culpepper, Webster Bailey, Jim Purvis, Walter Bush,
Al Dukes

Undefeated B-Team

B Team Coach Bill McCullough Coach Joe DeFore

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LANIER GRIFFIN
LANIER MARK SMITH
LANIER 33 NORTHSIDE
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MILLER BAND

Cheerleaders, Band, Maporettes, Flag Girls
Heighten Spirit and Increase Enthusiasm

MAJORETTES: Pam Barnette, head majorette; Jill Sapp, Jeanette Boyd, Jan-
et Sweat

BAND OFFICERS: K NEELING Montene Wilkinson; SIT-
TINGSharon Lane, Brenda Williams, Barbara Ketchie, Gina
Moore

CAPTAIN AND CO-CAPTAIN MILLER FLAG GIRLS

CHEERLEADERS: SEATEDMary McGaughey, Deidre Dekle, Sandra Greene, Linda LaMountt, Gayle Oliver, Shirley Harrison, Cathy
Green; STANDINGBo Stewart, Graham Thorpe, Buddy Doyle, Shirley Coleman

Lanier Sugar Bear Band

After a rigorous week of work in North Geor-
gias Camp Wasega, this years Sugarbears
returned to Macon and presented an outstanding
season of half-time shows ranging from Tiajuana
Brass to Batman. About mid-season the march-
ing band appeared in their new British style uni-
forms. At Homecoming the Lanier and Mark
Smith Bands performed in a joint half-time
show saluting the United Nations and furnishing
background music for the crowning of the Home-
oming Queen.

Football season was only the beginning of the
bands activities. A trip to the University of Geor-
gias Band Day, a Christmas Concert with the
Mabel White Baptist Choir, the State Music
Festival, a spring concert, and a concert tour
through South Georgia cities highlighted the
years many events.

The funds necessary to conduct these activities
were raised by the band members, majorettes,
and flag girls during numerous candy and cake
sales. The enthusiasm shown by the band wher-
ever it performed, whether at a pep rally or a
concert, best exemplified the true Sugarbear
spirit.

Mr. Bob Barnette

Director

**Make haste, Robin. There's trouble at Porter Stadium!

massacres, Batman. This ones a Ram! Terry HarrisDrum Major

Sugar Bear Band in action

Basketball

Possibly the most balanced team that Lanier
has ever produced faced the toughest region 1-
AAA competition ever. This years squad, under
the guidance of Coach Henry Middlebrooks, al-
ways exerted pressure when pressure was needed
and presented a most exciting season. After an
excellent record of 22-5, the Poets journeyed to
the region tournament with hopes of playing in
the state tournament in Albany. Every team that
faced the Poet Five knew that they had played a
team with spirit plus. With eight players return-
ing, next years expectations are truly high.

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Albany

Mark Smith
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Warner Robins
Taylor County
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STANDING: Mike Ruark, Harry Spear, Neil Cannon, Mike Blasingame, Kenneth Nixon, Steve Calhoun, Coach Phillip McElroy; KNEELING: Per-
ry Smith, Albert Swann, Rusty Wynn, Lee Bikus, Franco DeMichael, Steve Reynolds, Lindsey Heard

B Team Basketball

Swimming

Swimming is a team sport, but each member
of the team remains a distinct and important in-
dividual. At the critical moment the swimmer
cannot count on luck or the wisdom of a coach
or the strength of a teammate to sustain him.
However good his team may be, in every race

Co-captains Jerry Beasley and Ernest Campbell

and on every relay leg, the individual competi-
tor must settle the issue solely on the basis of his
own merits. As he matches his rivals stroke for
stroke and as he tumbles in the silver fury of a
turn, he can count only on his own wits and
strength and determination.

Coach Tom Close

Baseball

With an outstanding crop of B-team and ninth
grade players, prospects for the 1966-67 season
are very encouraging. Good hitting and improved
fielding are expected to enable the team to defeat
strong competition. Experience and depth will be
supplied by returning players Benny Mayo, Den-
nis Davis, Brannon Bonifay, Bruce Bryant, and
Jimmy Allen.

Benny MayoFirst Base

Jimmy AllenPitcher

Manager Walter Bush Brannon Bonifay Shortstop

Bruce BryantOutfielder Dennis DavisOutfielder

Coach Bob Thompson

Charles Stillwell Bobby Kimsey

Track

Last years track team was the smallest, but
probably the most dedicated team ever produced
at Lanier. Steve Arrington, Billy Taylor, Bobby
Kimsey, Gary Veal, Cliff Bowers, Dan Riley and
C. A. Stillwell return to form the nucleus of this
years team. Outstanding track stars will repre-
sent Lanier in regional and state competition.
Increased interest and participation will be a great
asset to the team.

Billy Taylor

Cliff Bowers Gary Veal Steve Arrington

Tennis

The 66-67 tennis team, coached by Landon
Brent, promises to be one of the best Lanier has
ever had. Determination and agility are the out-
standing qualities of this years team.

Coach Landon Brent Mike Tinkey Johnny Harrison

Mike Pearson Sandy Johnson Don Zorn

Golf

A relatively inexperienced team must face the
challenge of sustaining Laniers reputation of
producing the finest prep golfers in the southeast-
ern United States. With the proven ability of Har-
ris Hines and the potential talent of newer mem-
bers, Laniers team should develop into a group
capable of upholding the Poet tradition.

Andy Nations

Coach Jim Nolan

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THE 1965 HOMECOMING QUEEN, Miss Candy Champion, crowns
the 1966 Queen, Miss Monnie Agnew

HOMECOMING
'66

A tense week began with the selection of ten
lovely candidates for Homecoming Queen. On
two occasions these candidates were introduced
to the Lanier student body. Anticipation and sus-
pense made the day of the big game with Mark
Smith pass slowly for these few, but finally night
fell and the long-awaited half-time arrived. On
the basis of her poise, personality, and charm,
Miss Monnie Agnew was honored with the title
of Homecoming Queen for 1966-67. Her court
consisted of Miss Mary McGaughey, Miss Shir-
ley Coleman, and Miss Carolyn Clancy. The oth-
er candidates included Miss Eugenia Griffith,
Miss Karen Lewis, Miss Gail Smith, Miss An-
gie Rowe, Miss Lynn Joiner, and Miss Shirley
Harrison.

HOMECOMING CANDIDATES and their escorts

THE QUEEN AND HER COURT

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Miss Mary McGaughey

Miss Carolyn Clancy

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MONNIE AGNEW Most notable for her endeavors to promote
solidarity among the students. An intuitive leader and capable

diplomat

BOB ANDERSON A cheerful, pleasant disposition is Bob An

dersons most outstanding characteristic. This friendliness coupled

with his excellence in military, scholastics, and sports caused him

to rank as a Lanier superlative

BRANNON BONIFAYModest and unpretentious, Brannon
Bonifay won the devotion of his classmates as a loyal Lanierian
who was a standout not only in athletics, but in the classroom, and

as a Christian gentleman in the most literal sense

CAROLYN CLANCYHer spriteliness and refreshing good

looks coupled with a disarming naivete make her a favorite with

everyone. The paragon of femininity

SHIRLEY COLEMAN-An
table wit, and indomitable

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STEVE CARREKEROutstanding qualities of leadership, aca-

demic excellence, a dynamic personality and an uncompromising

dedication to Christian ideals earned for Steve Carreker the re

spect and esteem of his associates

CARL ELLINGTONThe epitome of spirit and capability, Carl

Ellington has proved to be an outstanding athlete and scholar. His

sense of responsibility and amiable manner were prime factors in

his being elected a superlative

LYNN JOINERA girl in whom may b

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KAREN LEWISTruly an idealist, yet imbued with a romantic

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JERRY GOLDBAUGH Relaxed, likable, moving at an easy
pace in school, Jerry Goldbaugh became dynamite on the basket

ball court. His deceptively easy-going manner masked strong drive

and purpose which resulted in both athletic and academic success

JOHN REEVESJohn Reeves used his exceptional abilities to
the fullest in serving Lanier. His keen mind and quiet good humor

brought him positions of leadership in all phases of school life

MARY McGAUGHEYA vivacious charmer, with a zest for

ife which enlivens all around her. Vitality incarnate

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spect

CHARLES A. STILLWELLC. A. Stillwells varied interests,

intellectual achievements, and quiet confidence mark him as ath

lete, outstanding student, and leader. His conduct and accomplish

ments have earned for him well-deserved recognition at Lanier

ANDY WATSONHis compassion and mature understanding
together with refreshing frankness, dependability, and good sense

made Andy Watson a favorite as a friend and leader

CAROL PATTERSONKnown for her candor and guileless

approach to every problem, she is a scrupulous organizer and ob-

jective analyst

SENIOR HONOR GROUP MEMBERSFIRST ROW: Suzanne Worsham, Patty Canipe, Carol Pierson, Mary Kathryn Zachary, Eugenia Griff-
ith, Tricia McKibben, Anna Dixon, Jean Overman, Karen Lewis, Delores Cruze. SECOND ROW: Cathy Coble, Sandra Schroeder, Teresa Saggese,

Lynn Hall, Brena Gibson, Barbara Cooper, Rubye Jo OBrien, Anita Jones, Monnie Agnew, Sandra Greene. THIRD ROW: Dale Higbee, Becky Glos-

son, Cam Killen, Linda Smith. BACK ROW: Karen Smith, Lynn Joiner, Debby Sumpter, Debbie Penland, Nita Owens, Gail Smith, Penny Birche-

nall, Rita Owens, Jennifer Leggett, Barbara Wright, Karen Morris, Alice Pettey. (Not pictured: Patsy Gordon, Paula Kozee, Kaler Lovett, and Pam

Muller Honor Groups

Panter.)

JUNIOR HONOR GROUP MEMBERSFIRST ROW: Vivian Lee, Linda James, Anita Sneary, Cathy Green, Joanne Birchenall, Lee Gostin, Claire
Hodges. SECOND ROW: Cathy Ward, Nancy Gavin, Paula Wiise, Linda Wade, Carolyn Gostin, Kathy Clay, Margaret Peterson. THIRD ROW:

Paula Hinson, Shirley Sims, Joyce Rice, Karen Williamson. BACK ROW: Frances Rhodes, Bonnie Barnes, Beth Avret, Sharon O'Neal, Opal Tanner,

Elaine Erwin, Carol Andrews. (Not pictured: Pam Bonham, Connie Callaway and Christy Hill.)

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SENIOR HONOR GROUP MEMBERSFRONT ROW: Mike Byrd, Andy Nations, Kenneth Wilkes, Harvey Brown, Chip Faircloth. BACK
ROW: Harold McManus, Jerry Goldbaugh, Harvey Barrett, Johnny Donaldson, Bob Thompson, Chucky Carter, Hal Tullis, Steve Arrington, John Fain,
Donny Faulk, Buddy Doyle, Harold Johnson, Rae Preston, Bill Harrison, George Perez-Poveda, Carswell Smith, Warren Grice, Chris Fite, John Reeves

Lanier Senior Honor Group

SENIOR HONOR GROUP MEMBERS-FRONT ROW: Dan Molloy, Sonny McDaniel, Sandy Johnson, Steve Autry. BACK ROW: Joe Culpep-
per, Horace McSwain, Glenn Hancock, Steve Carreker, Bob Anderson, C. A. Stillwell, Gary Hammontree, David Dondes, Jimmy Colson, Webster
Bailey, Steve Peed, Nat Hamlin, Aaron Smith, John Gamble, Craig Lavendar, Richard Payne. (Absent when picture was made: Mike James, Dan Ri-

ley, Larry Nicholson, and Louis Rau.)

Jean Overman

NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS

Mert Semi-Finalists
Recewe Recognition

Each year 14,000 National Merit Semifina-
lists are chosen on the basis of their scores on the
National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. We
are proud of the four students from Miller and
Lanier who have attained this high honor.

Debby Sumpter

Mary Kathryn Zachary

Horace McSwain

HONORS

Students Gain Honors
for Varied Achievements

This year, Millers Best Citizen is Monnie Ag-
new. This contest is sponsored by the Daughters
of the American Revolution. The girl selected
should have the following qualities: patriotism,
dependability, leadership, personality, civic re-
sponsibility, consideration of others, and interest
in family, school, community, and nation.

Star Students are chosen from every high Brena Gibson Horace McSwain
school in the state on the basis of the December es rere
College Boards and academic record. Only one
out of this group is selected to represent the en-
tire state. Congratulations and good luck to our
Star Students, Brena Gibson and Horace Mc-

Swain.

An unusual and outstanding honor is to be se-
lected to participate in the Senate Youth Pro-
gram in Washington, D.C. Mary Kathryn Za-
chary was one of two students from Georgia who
had this opportunity. She won an exciting week-
long trip to Washington.

Seven students from Miller and Lanier parti-
cipated in the Governors Honors Program, a
stimulating program held at Wesleyan College Mary Kathryn Zachary Monnie Agnew
each summer for 400 of Georgias high school Senate Youth Program Best Citizen
students.

GOVERNORS HONORS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS: Paul Chenoweth, Music; Mary Kathryn Zachary, English; Debby Sumpter, Science;
Carol Andrews, English; Steve Peed, Social Studies; Brena Gibson, Social Studies; C. A. Stillwell, Science
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Mary McGaughey, Secretary

STUDENT COUNCIL

Student Council Seeks
Pathways to Prosperity

Millers Student Council works with the teach-
ers and clubs to promote the general welfare of
the school and community and to facilitate good
student-teacher relationships. The Student Coun-
cil takes suggestions from the students and keeps
them informed through representatives in each
supervision. Some highlights of an activity-filled
year are the Thanksgiving and Christmas pro-
jects, Honor Week, Spirit Week, a trip to Richs,

and the sale of address books. Millerites benefit

greatly from the work of Student Council.

Carolyn Clancy, Vice-President

Karen Williamson, Treasurer

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APPOINTED OFFICERSFRONT ROW: Mary Kathryn Zachary,
Dottie Wilson, Mrs. Hanson, Advisor; Jean DuPree. BACK ROW: Bon-
nie Barnes, Betty Causey, Linda LaMountt, Gilda Bohannon, Nancy Fos-
ter, Lynn Joiner, Gail Smith, Karen Smith

MEMBERSFRONT ROW: Carol Andrews, Pam Powell, Sheryl Farr, Joy Wood, Jean Dupree, Eugenia Griffith, Peggi Alford, Tary Schatz, Paula
Wiise, Linda Ard, Mary Ann Chambless. SECOND ROW: Linda LaMountt, Ann Bell, Susan Ennis, Claudia Walden, Gail Smith, Pat Garrett, Tricia
McKibben, Mary Kathryn Zachary, Karen Smith, Betty Causey, Carol Wilson, Peggy Horney, Jenifer Leggett, Winston Elliot, Gilda Bohannon, Bonnie
Barnes. Diana Perez-Poveda, Mrs. Hanson. BACK ROW: Anne Walters, Evelyn Shearer, Donna Day Massey, Nancy Foster, Lynn Joiner, Carolyn
Clancy, Cam Killen, Mary McGaughey, Ann Tillery, Betty Pound, Dottie Wilson, Monnie Agnew

STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES
Student Council Gives
Us Priceless Memories

SPIRIT OF 67 reached its peak during a
week of singing, hilarity, and vivacity. Moments
to remember the class and faculty skits.
Why its the hottest sex queen since Marilyn
MonroeMiss Jean DuPree Mrs. New-
berry dancing us a jig snow splattering in
excited facesan unexpected but wonderful
interlude in the Spirit Week festivities the
championship basketball game the deafen-
ing uproar that filled the gym as Betty Causey
proudly accepted the spirit trophy a delicious
Bar-B-Q supper. This was Spirit Week 67.

Millerites revert to childhood on Kid's Day

The faculty has a good washboard bandtheyre only kids, you know

The leader of Clara Nells Cuties directs with the aid of Idiot Cards

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BETA CLUB

Beta Club Encourages

Scholastic Achievement

The Miller Beta Club strives to promote the
ideals of honesty, service, and leadership. This
group enables girls with outstanding academic
achievements to be recognized. Members are
chosen on the basis of grades, activities, and
personality. The members aid the school by
serving as guides at Open House and by earning
money through the sale of mints, pencils, and
annual covers.

OFFICERS: Jean Overman, Corresponding Secretary; Brena Gibson,
Secretary; Lynn Joiner, President; Barbara Cooper, Treasurer:

Karen Smith, Vice-President; Becky Glawson, Historian
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INKWELL

Hard Work Produces
Excellent Newspaper

Producing ten papers each year, the hard-
working Inkwell staff creates a paper of
special interest to each Millerite. Excellent fea-
ture stories, news articles, editorials and pictures
combine to make a paper worthy of high praise.

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Carol Patterson, Editor-In-Chief; Mary Kathryn Zachary, Associate

Editor

OTHER EDITORS: Gail Sanders and Meri Beasley, Art Editors; Jo
Ann Gibson, Sports Editor; Marie and Teresa Saggese, Make-up Editors

STAFF: Kay Thomas and Emily Hamlin, Typists; Brena Gibson, Fea-
ture Editor; Anna Dixon and Sheila Lambert, Headline Editors; Barbara

Cooper, News Editor
AD SOLICITORS

CIRCULATION STAFF: Linda Taylor; Sherry Laney; Reta Crook, Circulation Manager: Beverly Brown; Peggy McCollum; Diane Cannon

STAFF: Virginia Burns, Bookkeeper; Mary Walker, Exchange Editor; Karen Herin, Bus-
iness Manager; Eleanor White, Advertising Manager

ASSOCIATE REPORTERS

Mrs. Hanson, Advisor

MUSIC CLUB

Interesting Programs
Vitalize Music Club

Through varied programs, the Music Club at-
tempts to promote the appreciation of fine mu-
sic, singing, and dancing, as well as to promote
the art of being an attentive listener. This years
programs featured the CONAC Band and
Gladys Lasky.

OFFICERS: Angie Rowe, Treasurer; Marie Saggese, Secretary; Sally
Thurston, President. (not pictured Lynn Jackura, Vice President)

MEMBERS

CONAC Band performs for Music Club

MINOR OFFICERS: Faye Doolittle, Catherine Wil-
son, Frances Rhodes, Annette Harrison, Linda Shad-
burn, Beth Avret, Dottie Wilson, Kathy Price

MUSIC CLUB MEMBERS

ART CLUB
Art Club Instills
Creative A bility

The Art Club co-operates with the art depart-
ment by encouraging cultural appreciation. The
programs consist of talks by local artists, art
teachers, and florists. Annually the club presents
a gift to the art department and the school.

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OFFICERS: Joyce Rice, Secretary: Beverly Boutwell, Vice-President: Ba lier vate
Peggy George, Corresponding Secretary; Sheila Lambert, President; MINOR OFFICERS: Claudia West, Dawn Lewis, Ann Beaty,
Meri Beasl y. Treasurer Barnette, Lyn Lane, Judy Bedgood

e sasley, Treasure

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ART CLUB MEMBERS

DRAMATICS CLUB

Student Plays Inspire
Theatrical Interest

Dramatics Club attempts to promote an in-
terest in and an appreciation of speech and dra-
matics at Miller. Every year the club sponsors
the Pepper Pot and gives each member the op-
portunity to belong to the National Thespian
Association.

DRAMATICS CLUB MEMBERS

THESPIANS: Leralene Spillers, Sherry Towles, Jane Grier, Karen
Morris, Kay Swanson, Karen Harris, Carolyn Herin, Debbie Kearnes,
Marcie Swint

SENIOR PLAY CAST: Angela Seckinger, Fairy May; Catherine Wilson, Florence

Kay Swanson, Ethel Savage; Angie Rowe, Lily Belle; Jean DuPree, Samantha; Jerry
Johnson, Geffrey: Leralene Spillers, Miss Willie; Renee Brown, Dr. Emmett; Shirley
Caldwell, Mrs. Paddy. (Not pictured: Jerry Beasley, Hannibal: Barry Bond, Titus.)

OFFICERS: Kay Swanson, President: Karen Morris,
Vice-President; Debbie Kearnes, Secretary; Carolyn Herin,

Treasurer; Marcie Swint, Program Chairman

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

Teaching As A Career
Interests Millerites

The multifold purpose of Millers FTA is to
learn of the various opportunities of the teaching
profession, to cultivate the qualities essential to
the character of a good teacher, and to foster
the development of student leadership.

FTA MEMBERS

RADIO ANNOUNCERS: Mary Walker, President; Quinn Hudson;
Doug Lynch, Leralene Spillers

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OFFICERS: Linda Smith, President; Mary Calhoun, Secretary; Bar-
bara Parker, Vice-President; Jean Overman, Program Chairman; Cathe
Parker, Chaplain; Kathy Steele, Historian

RADIO ANNOUNCERS CLUB

Radw Programs Capture
Muiuller-Lanier Audiences

Keeping the student body aware of important
announcements is part of the job of the Miller-
Lanier Radio Announcers. Their program every
Tuesday night on WBML blends popular songs
with news that is vital to both schools and fac-
ulties.

RADIO ANNOUNCERS: Marcie Swint; Lester Dumas, Secretary-
Treasurer; Barbara Parker; Jeff Wood

KNITTING CLUB

Everyone Participates
During Knitting Club

By learning to knit, the members of Knitting
Club acquire an enjoyable and profitable skill.
After learning the basic stitches, the girls use
their skills on simple projects such as bedroom
shoes and later make sweaters or afghans.

OFFICERS: Iris Logan, President; Mrs. Sessions, advisor; Barbara
Wesson, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Williams, Assistant Instructor; Eu-

dene Brown, Vice-President

KNITTING CLUB MEMBERS

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA

Mothers of the Future
Learn Domestic Skills

The Future Homemakers purpose is to help
individuals improve their personal, family, and
community living. They serve Miller through
such projects as refinishing the furniture in the
clinic and decorating the lunchroom for
holidays.

A demonstration of knitting skills

Brenda Marshall, President

OFFICERS: Anne Kimbell, Vice-President; Dianne Smith, Treasurer;
Martha Payne, Secretary

LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS

MINOR OFFICERS: Peggy Glore, Secretary; Yuevonne Owens, Trea-
surer; Jean Harris, Reporter

RED CROSS
Members Assist Gray
Ladies in the Clinic

The Red Cross is in charge of the clinic. A
member of this club serves in the clinic as a
monitor one week out of each month during the
year. Also, Red Cross representatives partici-
pate in meetings at the Red Cross Chapter
House.

OFFICERS: Brenda Williams, Chaplain: Annette James, Publicity
Chairman: Marlin Fuller, Vice-President; Leslie Crandall, Treasurer:
Mary Alice Chapman, President: Brenda Dunn, Secretary.

LIBRARY CLUB

Assistants Guide Us
in Using the Library

The Library Club consists of girls who serve
as library assistants during the school year. The
purpose of this club is to create an interest
among these girls in helping students to find
books and other materials in Millers library.

Kay Thomas, President: Brenda Alligood, Vice-President

RED CROSS MEMBERS

LANGUAGE CLUB
Language Club Studies
Cultures of the World

The members of Millers Language Club are
given a special opportunity to travel around
the world through color slides, reports, and
group discussions. Visits from natives of other
lands highlight an interesting and informative
year.

LANGUAGE CLUB MEMBERS

CHEMISTRY CLUB

Club Programs Deepen
Interest in Chemistry

The members of Chemistry Club at Miller
seek to increase an interest in chemistry by par-
ticipating in lab experiments, by becoming
aware of scientific endeavors in the community,
and by studying events in the field of science.

OFFICERS: Jan Davis, Vice-President; Marianne Barnes, President

CHEMISTRY CLUB MEMBERS

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OFFICERS: Linda James, Vice-President; Anna Dixon, President

Y-TEENS IN SCHOOL MEMBERS

IN-SCHOOL OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Patricia Stokes, Presi-
dent; Kay Wood, Vice-President; Ann Bowers, I.C.C. Representative;
Sherry Davis, Program Chairman. SECOND ROW: Margaret Peter-
son, Chaplain; Patty Hudson, Publicity Chairman; Betty Webb, Trea-
surer; Faye McKinney, Finance Chairman: Wanda Rodgers, Historian:
Sandy Rountree, Corresponding Secretary; Cathy Ramey, Social
Chairman

ORGANIZATIONS

Y-Teens Gain Pleasure
from Helping Others

While busy with many projects and activities,
including their annual Sweetheart Ball, Y-Teens
never lose sight of their goals: to grow as a per-

son; to grow in friendship with all people; and to
grow in the knowledge and love of God.

Y-TEENS OUT-OF-SCHOOL MEMBERS

OUT-OF-SCHOOL OFFICERS: Meg Helms, Historian; Mary Ann
Chambless, Vice-President: Barbara Wright, Sports Leader; Annette
Pool, President: Judy Jordan, Social Chairman

BOOKSTORE

Bookstore Provides
Valuable Supplies

The bookstore provides many valuable sup-
plies for both student and teachers. It stocks
remedies for almost everything from a cough to
an over-due algebra assignment. The school is
truly indebted to the girls who keep the book-
store.

BOOKSTORE ASSISTANTS: Irene Hodges, Dianne Godfrey, Paula
Molton, Carol Watson, Connie Edwards, Scharline Bailey, Linda Mc-

Greggor

MILLER BETTER BUSINESS CLUB

Members Prepare for

Future in Business

To acquaint the students with the fast-chang-
ing business world, its requirements, its prob-
lems, and its rewards is the purpose of MBBC.
Well-informed and well-known persons from the
many Macon businesses provides the programs
for the club.

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OFFICERS: Reta Crook, Secretary: Scharline Bailey, Vice-President:
Cheryl Wood, Treasurer: Betty Dorsey, Historian; Suzanne Worsham,
President; Janice Hardy, Second Vice-President

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CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA

Music Groups Provide
Enjoyable Programs

The members of both the Chorus and the Or-
chestra find practice and perseverance beneficial
to the development of their musical talents. The
results of their hard work are reflected in their
numerous concerts and assembly presentations.

CHORUS MEMBERS

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CHORUS OFFICERS

MILLER ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

MAA Sponsors Many
Athletic Activities

MAA encourages interest in physical educa-
tion, sponsors competitive sports within the
school, presents favorite athletic groups to the
members in its programs, and awards a scholar-
ship to an outstanding senior who plans to major
in gym.

OFFICERS: Kay Kozojed, President; Jo Anne Gibson, Vice-President; Members of the tumbling team from the Womens College of Georgia
Karen Herin, Secretary; Lee Gostin, Treasurer; Eleanor White, Scribe put on an outstanding performance for MAA

MAA MEMBERS

PEP CLUB
Pep Club Encourages
Miller-Lanier Spirit

Pep Club is organized to promote good sports-
manship, better attendance, and more spirit at
Laniers games and at Millers interclass games.
Activities include decorating goal posts and
making a big paper football player for Home-
coming.

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If you think we're gonna win tonight, raise both hands OFFICERS: Beverly Sheats, President; Kaler Lovett, Vice-President;

Dottie Wilson, Secretary; Carol Wilson, Treasurer

PEP CLUB MEMBERS

SENIOR GYM ASSISTANTS

Gym Assistants Excel
in Various Gymnastics

*Tweet! A shrill whistle in the gym an-
nounces the arrival of a white clad figure, the
gym assistant, whose privilege it is to give up her
study hall to do such menial tasks as Checking gy BurkettTangle
the roll, leading exercises, or mopping the gym.

Mary Kathryn ZacharySeal Walk Kay Kozojed Nose Dive

Jo Anne Gibson Turks Stand

Tricia McKibbenCorkscrew

Marianne Barnes Jumping Jack

JUNIOR GYM ASSISTANTS

Gwen Hiddleton- Knee Dip a .
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Helen FosterCricket Walk Debbie Kearnes, Becky Stephens, Annette James, and Kat Woolford
Pyramid

Janis Jones and Debby Barlow Shoulder Sit

Lee GostinEgg Sit

GYM ACTIVITIES
Gym Actwities Create
Good Sportsmanship

Gym activities this year seemed to include al-
most everything from sponsoring the team which
won the city volleyball championship to crazy-
foaming the gym office. We could never forget
the expression on Miss Kellums face as she
looked at her foamy white desk or the dis-
tinguished faculty volleyball team losing a tough
battle (played mostly from the floor) to the spiri-
ted Junior champions who could not forget that
last year, when they were sophomores, the facul-
ty beat them. Also never to be forgotten were the
screams of joy which engulfed Lasseters gym
after Miller won the volleyball trophy. Gym ac-
tivities added variety and fun to a year of hard
work.

CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS
SUPERVISION VOLLEYBALL Sr. Sup. 8
CLASS VOLLEYBALL :....... Juniors
CLASS BASKETBALL . Juniors
CLASS SOCCER _. Juniors

Celestine Jones and Sherry Johnson watch as Kaler Lovett struggles to
volley the ball back to Sup. 6

Mrs. DuPree and Tricia
Darlins (Sup 8) to victory

Patti Kelly makes a valiant

give an enthusiastic yell to cheer DuPrees

attempt to beat Sup. 8, but to no avail

As Karen Williamson demonstrates rare form with her foul shot, B-low
gives her a friendly sneer

Watch that crazy-foam, Debby, laughs Karen Caldwell. Its potent
gunk. The ball might disintegrate.

Miss Orr keeps a careful eye on the ball just like she keeps a careful eye
on the office

Get that ball and go! is Little Jones motto as she races down the

court in the class championship game

MONITORS

Monitors Render Their
Services to Miller

Calling classes to lunch, running errands for
Miss Orr, and helping in the gym and guidance
offices are only part of the services performed by
the various monitors at Miller. These girls save
time and work for the office personnel.

GUIDANCE MONITORSFRONT ROW: Tricia McCallum, Di-
anne Peterman, Betty Dorsey, Mary Young, Jean Reese. BACK ROW:
Reta Crook, Pam Barnette, Ann Bady, Judy Pearson, Jackie Wise

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GYM MONITORS: Susan Best, Karen Caldwell, Merry Bolton, Gay LUNCHROOM MONITORS: Pattie Rape, Judy Lee, Gerry
Brown, Jan Baker, Sheryl Farr Garimbh: Paula Thibadeals

OFFICE MONITORS: Carolyn Clancy, Lynn Joiner, Carol Pierson, Sharon O Neal, Penny Birchenall, Connie Murdoch, Linda LaMountt, Gail Smith,
Pat Fullmore, Sally Bullington, Pam Williams, Gail Sanders, Patty Canipe, Carol Patterson

ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF
Annual Business Staff

Finances the Annual

Beginning in the summer, the Annual Business
Staff sells ads to provide the money necessary to
finance our annual. They sell subscriptions at
the first of the year and are responsible for dis-
tributing the yearbooks when they arrive.

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AD SELLERSFRONT ROW: Nancy Martin, Barbara Ketchie, Melanie Wil-
son, Carol Pierson. BACK ROW: Eudene Brown, Lynn Hall

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AD SELLERSFRONT ROW: Ann Bowers, Sherry Porch, Charlotte Keene,
Gaye Findley. BACK ROW: Annette Pool, Jenny Abel

Barbara Ketchie and Annette Pool, typists

Mrs. Willingham, Advisor

ANNUAL STAFF

Uniformity, Originality
Characterize 67 Annual

The Annual Staff strives each year to present
a well-organized and unique yearbook. Much
time and thought are utilized in the process. We
on the staff consider this annual to be truly repre-
sentative of the 66-'67 year at Miller and Lanier.

Karen Lewis, Editor-In-Chief

John Reeves, Editor-In-Chief

Gleyn Wright, Activities Editor

Andy Watson, Sports Editor

Jack Schatz, Organizations Editor

Warren Grice, Activities Editor

Bonnie Barnes, Organizations Editor

Lee Gostin, Faculty Editor

Carol Andrews, Classes Editor

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BETA CLUB

Recognizes The Scholar
And Fosters Leadership

Vice President-John Reeves

BULLETIN BOARD

Secretary Bob Thompson

TreasurerSteve Carreker

SPANISH CLUB

Fiestas And Films Teach
Language And Customs

FRENCH CLUB

Promotes Interest In

French Culture, Life

President

GERMAN CLUB
Works For Understanding
Of The German Peoples

ChaplainPerry Sandifer; Sec.-Treas._Buddy Doyle; Sergeant at Arms
Bill Garvin; Pres.Garry Hammontree; Ist VPLarry Nicholson;
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Ancient Game Of Skill
Sharpens Concentration

Secretary Lawrence Sinclair; PresidentBucky Wood; Vice President
John Gamble

MATH CLUB
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U.S. Life And Government

ChaplainJerry Thompson; Vice President-Nat Hamlin; AdvisorMr.
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LIBRARY CLUB

Orderly Library Benefits
Students And Faculty

Vice PresidentLarry Meade; ParliamentarianJames Lavendar; Presi-
dentFrank Sorrow; TreasurerBarry Amos; SecretaryGlen Han-

PAPER SHOPCOUNSELORS ASSISTANTS

Faithful Service Was A
Daily Duty For Aides

RED CROSS CLUB

Serving Others Is Aim
Of Each Monthly Project

107 wins Red Cross Drive Secretary Jimmy Hicks; Vice PresidentPhil Harshaw; President
Larry Nicholson; Treasurer Wayne Sanders

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Vice President Doug Lynch; President Sandy Johnson

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA

Agricultural Trainees

Gain Valuable Experience

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SentinelJerry Parden; ReporterHowell Newberry; TreasurerTim Hardy; PresidentRonnie Yarborough; Vice PresidentKenny Scott; Par-
liamentarianAl Stokes

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Inculcates Christian

Concepts And Attitudes

PresidentHal Tullis

Vice President Chris Fite : Chaplain Russell Bryant

SecretaryChuck Heard

STUDENT COUNCIL

Many Improvements Result
From Efforts Of Council

Vice President

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Painted pep signs for ball games Decorated for Homecoming Dance

Guarded school during week of Willingham game

Represented Lanier at presentation of Bellamy Award
to Cherry Creek High School in Denver, Colorado

ORANGE AND GREEN

Encourages Creatwwity
In Literary Expression

EditorMike James Harvey Brown

Joe Culpepper

Wendy Barnes Rusty Wynn

POET LEADER

Exemplifies Lanier Motto
In Editorials And News

Associate Editor Bob Anderson

KEY CLUB

Serving With Integrity
Was The Aim For 1966-67

PresidentAndy Watson

Secretary Ernest Lee

ANNUAL JUNIOR ASSISTANTS AND
BUSINESS STAFF
Loyalty Of Workers Makes
The Yearbook A Success

Hugh Hudson

Doug Edwards Paul Chenoweth

Ricky Bussey Wayne Key

Business Staff: Jeff! Woods, Mark Mollson, Rusty Morris, Rusty Wynn, Gary Worsham, Hu Hamilton, Steve Fite, Kenneth Whitehead, Tommy Thomp-

son. David Jordan, Don Sanders; Kneeling: Charles Laurens, Joel Raley, Ricky Thornton, Tommy hilds, David Schild

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Sponsor Miss Carolyn Hines

ColorsOrange and Green

Figuring points toward Honor Company

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Louis Rau
Sponsor Miss Mary Young
ColorsPale Blue and White

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Joe Culpepper
Sponsor Miss Vicki Parks
ColorsBlue and White

Brigade Staff

Cadet Captain Rae Preston, S-2
Sponsor Miss Ramona Hickson
Colors Light Blue and White

Cadet Captain Alfred Faulk, Brig. /
Sponsor Miss Shirley Harrison
ColorsGreen and White

Cadet Captain David Barrett, S-3
Sponsor Miss Barbara Whitehead
ColorsMint Green and White

Cadet Captain Sandy Johnson, Ist Battalion
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Sponsor Miss Jo Anne Gibson

ColorsOld Gold and Spice

Cadet Captain Steve Peed, S-4
Sponsor Miss Carol Andrews
Colors Navy Blue and Light Blue

Cadet Captain Aaron Smith, 2nd Battalion
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Sponsor Miss Janice Brice

ColorsPink and White

Cadet Captain Dan Riley
Sponsor Miss Gail Cranford

ColorsTemple Gold and Light Blue

Cadet Sergeants
Mike Lubel, Lyn
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A Company

Cadet Captain John Reeves
Sponsor Miss Martha McKenzie
ColorsAmerican Beauty and Ivory

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Cadet Sergeants: Jim
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B Company

Cadet Captain Chip Faircloth
Sponsor Miss Mary McGaughey
ColorsNavy Blue and Turquoise

Cadet Ist Lieutenant Carswell Smith

Cadet Sergeants: Louis
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Cadet Captain Craig Lavender
Sponsor Miss Connie Murdoch
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Cadet Captain Hal Tullis
Sponsor Miss Janice Talley
Colors Yellow and Lime Green

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Gewinner Garrison

Cadet Sergeants: Ken-
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Brown, Tommy Hilley

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Cadet Captain Bob Thompson
Sponsor Miss Dottie Wilson
Colors Midnight Blue and Powder Blue

Cadet Ist Lieutenant Bill Warren

Cadet Sergeants:
Chucky Grace, Mike
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PF Company

Cadet Captain Jim Tillery
Sponsor Miss Susan Smith
ColorsBlue and Gold

Cadet Sergeants: Steve
Dodd, Chris Fite, Bliff
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G Company

Cadet Captain Robert Anderson
Sponsor Miss Linda Anderson
ColorsOld Gold and White

Cadet Ist Lieutenant Andy Nations Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Webster Bailey

Cadet Sergeants
Randy Smith, Dick
Joyner, Lester Dumas

H Company

Cadet Captain Horace McSwain
Sponsor Miss Clare Eschmann
Colors Navy Blue and Lime Green

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Rick Thomas

Cadet Sergeants: Bill
Harrison, Jimmy
Hicks, Sonny Mc-
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T Company

Cadet Captain Charles A. Stillwell
Sponsor Miss Candra Phillips
Colors Dark Olive and Lemon Yellow

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Charlie James

Cadet Sergeants:
Paul Reynolds, Ken
Hall, John
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K Company

Cadet Captain Larry Nicholson
Sponsor Miss Jean Overman
Colors Mint Green and Moss Green

Cadet Sergeants:
Ernest Lee, Steve
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Cadet Captain Kenneth Carter
Sponsor Miss Jean Register
ColorsCerulean and White

Cadet Sergeants:
Andy Andrews,
Harold Johnson, Riley
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Band Company

Cadet Captain John Gamble
SponsorMiss Judy Mills
ColorsOlive Green and Light Blue

Cadet Sergeants:
Doug Lynch, David
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Sophomore Class

LANIER CLASS OFFICERS; left to right: Rusty Wynn, President; Ronnie Edwards, Director; Marty Allman, Director; Vance Bell, Director;
Craig Caldwell, Vice-President; Lee Bikus, Director; Mike Hall, Secretary-Treasurer

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Peggi Alford
Glenda Allen
Phyllis Anderson
Mary Jo Asbell
Sandra Aspinwall
Sherrill Aspinwall

Pam Attaway
Deborah Atwater
Marie Baird
Jan Baker
June Barfield
Claudia Barnes
Debra Barrineau
Lora Barron

Gail Bast

Paula Batts

Trudy Baugh
Cindy Bearden
Susan Beckham
Susan Best
Donna Bickley
Janis Bishop

Shirley Bivins

Gail Blackburn

Moira Bloor
Merry Bolton
Eugenia Bostick
Jeanette Boyd
Gail Brafford
Jo Brandon

Renee Branton

Susan Braswell

Linda Brewer
Donna Brooks
Dianne Brown
Merrie Brown
Snooky Brown
Rhonda Brown

Kay Brunson

Lou Burkhalter

Pam Caldwell
Debbie Camerio
Chery! Cannon
Kathy Cannon
Yvonne Carden
Jenny Carr

Karen Carson

Debbie Carter

Zan Chambless
Janice Chancellor
Susan Churchwell
Alethea Clark
Randi Clark
Dottie Clarke

Patty Clay

Tolita Cobbs

Kay Coleman
Cecelia Collins
Katie Cook
Kay Cook
Elizabeth Corey
Deborah Corley

Connie Cox
Virginia Coyner
Dianne Croft
Carol Crutchfield
Saundra Daniely
Beth Dasher
Karen Davey
Carol Davis

Judy Davis

Sherry Davis

Terry Davis
Angela Deaton
Pat DeVane
Paula Donaldson
Betty Douglas
Benita Dover

Judy Dunn

Janane Dyes

Deborah Earl

Lynda Ellis

Carol Engram
Linda Epps
Sandra Epps
Sandilee Eschen

Fabianne Etheridge
Jennifer Etheridge
Vickie Etheridge
Donna Evans
Jean Evans
Pam Evans
Danyse Everett
Debra Faber

Sheryl Farr
Betsy Fendrick
Peggy Fernald
Gina Fetzer
Elizabeth Fite
Jane Flatt
Elaine Floyd
Rene Forehand

Jan Fortson
Judy Fountain
Ruth Fouts
Donna Foy
Gloria Fraley
Ellen Fretz
Pat Garrett
Gloria Gaultney

Sheryl Gaultney
Ja Ja Giddens
Kathy Giddens
Gloria Giles
Sally Glover
Brenda Gordon
Angela Greene
Dianne Griffin

Sue Griffin

Debby Gross

Pam Guest

Clarice Hall

Claudia Hall
Elaine Hallar
Charlotte Harris
Debra Harris

Nancy Harris

Sue Harris

Anne Hastings

Peggy Hatcher

Weize Ann Hayes
Ginger Haygood
Connie Haywood
Vickie Heath

Linda Hefner
Beverly Herndon
Debra Hicks
Dorothy Higgison
Teresa Hight
Nancy Hilley
Carol Ann Hodges
Deborah Holmes

Linda Holsenbeck
Marilyn Holton
Brenda Hopkins
Sarah Horne
Sandra Hudson
Kathy Hulett
Peggy Hullender
Necie Hunnicutt

Wanda Jackson

Angela James

Sheila James

Carol Johnson

Carol Johnson
Joan Johnson
Suzanne Johnson
Yvonne Johnson

Dianne Jolly
Deborah Jones
Mary Jones
Patsy Jones
Sandra Jones
Tee Jones
Barbara Kaplan
Pat Kaplan

Lise Kaufman

Kathy Keen

Janice Keene
Patti Kelly
Lynda Kent
Kathryn King
Dianne Kite
Linda Kozee

Marsha Lane

Judith Langley

Gayle Lavender
Julia Layfield
Linda Layson
Judy Lee
Lynne Lentz
Donna Lewis

Patricia Liles

Fran Logan

Suzon Long
Deena Loper
Joyce Louder
Elizabeth Lumpkin
Bessie Madden
Ramona Maestas

Susan Magee

Beverly Mann

Nancy Martin
Burna Mason
Joyce Mauldin
Faye McAllister
Charlene McCall
Linda McCollum

Hilda McDaniel

Elizabeth McDonald

Jacquelyn McDonald
Ellen McGee
Margaret McGriff
Cherry McLure
Susan McNeal
Vicky Melton

Patsy Miles

Annie Lou Miller

Edna Miller
Joyce Minchew
Patricia Moncrief
Brenda Money
Carolyn Moseley
Linda Muecke

Sandra Mullis

Sharon Mullis

Therisa Mundy
Shirley Nathaniel
Carolyn Neville
Betty Nipper
Kate Nixon
Janice Nobles

Sue Nutt

Barbara Odil

Cindy Ogilvie
Becky O'Neal
Marcia Page
Kathy Parker
Gail Parrish
Linda Pate

Jacque Patterson
Dottie Pattishall
Sue Petterson
Billie Philips
Dorothy Pike
Yvonne Pinkerton
Vivica Pippinger
Betsy Pittman

Debbie Pope
Pamela Powell
Peggy Purcell
Valeria Purser
Debbie Purvis
Patti Rape
Judy Rawlins
Blanche Redding

Anna Reeves

Judy Rice

Bonnie Richardson

Laura Rigo

Carolyn Robertson
Shelby Robertson
Shirley Ross
Mary Jo Saikas

Dianne Sanders

Joy Sasser

Janie Savage

Cynthia Saxon

Tary Schatz
Kathryn Schoch
Donna Schultz
Eileen Self

Evelyn Shearer
Debbie Shivers
Gena Simmons
Kathy Simmons
Shery! Sims
Elaine Singley
Geraldine Slocumb
Beverly Smith

Debra Smith
Donna Smith
Karen Smith
Tresa Smith
Brenda Snow
Gena Spivey
Frances Stanley
Annette Stewart

Susan Stroberg
Juliet Strong
Sharon Strong
Shirley Stutts
Ovdia Swain
Janice Talley
Carolyn Tanner
Dorothy Taylor

Ginger Tharpe
Paula Thibadeau
Alfreda Thomas
Debbie Thompson
Debby Thompson
Frances Tillery
Debbie Toole
Carol Tracy

Sue Truett

Patricia Tucker

Ann Turner

Emily Vickers

Patricia Wall
Anne Walters
Leanne Watson
Murray Watson

Vicki Weimer

Judith West

Susan Whittle

Linda Wilcox

Montene Wilkinson
Annette Williams
Barbara Ann Williams
Sally Williams

Sarah Jeanette Williams

Cathy Willis

Suzanne Wills

Debbie Wilson

Chery! Wimberly
Regina Wimberly
Candy Witherington
Joy Wood

RES

Lundy Woodall
Rosalyn Woolfolk
Wanda Elaine Yarbrough
Donna Yaughn
Sharon Yetter
Juanita Zachary

No, your contact didnt slip!

But she told me 101 was Study Hall!!

Hey, whats going on back there?

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Benny Adams

Don Allison

Marty Allman

Bud Armstrong

Danny Arrington
Sterling Bailey
DeWayne Barfield
Mike Barnes

Robert Bartlett
Sidney Batchelor
David Baumgardner
Vance Bell
Clarence Betleyoun
Bobby Bigler
Lee Bikus
Randy Bishop

Wendell Bishop
Mike Blasingame
Lester Bolden
John Bonham
Alvin Booker
Steve Bowden
Jerry Boyd
Al Brewer

Charley Brewer
David Bridges
Cecil Brown
David Brown
Neil Brown
Mike Bryan
Buck Buchanan
Tommy Buchanan

Eddie Bullington
Darden Burgamy
David Burgamy
John Burney
Jack Byrd
Craig Caldwell
Steve Calhoun
Rusty Callaway

Roderick Campbell

Neil Cannon

Mike Carpenter

Thomas Cauley

Charles Chambliss
Dennis Chambliss
Tommy Chapman
Tommy Childs

Tommy Clay
Curt Clements
Van Cole
Tommy Coleman
Gary Collins
Ronnie Collins
Ricky Colquitt
Terry Connell

Tommy Crain
Ricky Crandall
Anderson Crawford
J.C. Cranford
John Cunningham
Charles Dasher
Lee Dasher
Dale Davenport

Johnny Davis

Mike Davis

Charles Day

Gary Deeb

Frank DeFore
Franco DeMichael
Sammy Dennard
Phillip Dent

Ray Dimit

Bert Dixon

Ray Dixon

John Dobson

Marshall Dorsey
Dan Dunwody
Elbert Durham
Stephen Duval

Larry Edwards
Ronnie Edwards
Del Elkins
Ronald Ennis
Mike Eremchuk
Radford Ethridge
Stan Ethridge
Jerry Evans

Billy Fain

Alfred Faulkner

Bobby Faulkner
Larry Favors
Bobby Fernandez
David Fite
Mike Fleming
Rusty Floyd

Bruce Forbes
Stanley Fowler
Brad Frost
Alan Gavel
Bobby George
Lyn Gilbert
Sandy Giles
Scott Glenn

David Gory
Randy Gordy
Donald Graham
James Grimes
Jimmy Guest
Charles Haines
Mike Hall
Hu Hamilton

Larry Hamrick

Buford Hancock

Eddie Haugabrook
Samuel Hartley
Joe Hartman
Harold Harvey
Carlton Haywood
Linsey Heard

Robert Herron

Danny Hicks

Lonnie Hicks
Doug Hines
Larry Hill
Gordon Hitt
Butch Hogan
Tommy Holmes

David Hooten
Johnny Hopper
Wesley Humphries
Richard Hunnicutt
David Israel
Larry Jackson
Sammy Jackson
Gerald Jones

Johnny Jones
William Jones
Dennis Keene
John Keene
Ralph Keene
William Kennedy
Wyatt Kersey
Allen King

Carl Knight

Gary Kornegay

Pat Lane
Harry Lawrence
Senny Lozano
Mark Leaptrot
Ernest Lester
Doug Lewis

Gerald Lewis

Larry Linder

Jimmy Logan
Henry Lowe
Jeff Lynch
Andy Lyndon
Jimmy Maddox
Keith Mallernee

ied

&
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James Mason

Thomas Mason

Ken Mathews

David Matthews

Walter Matthews
Phillip Maxwell
Homer McAllister
James McCullough

Robert McLendon
Kermit McManus
Steve McWilliams
Ralph Meadows
Steve Meadows
Lamar Mealor
Ricky Meharg
Steve Meharg

Earl Mercer

Andy Mitchell

Mark Molleson

Clifford Moore

Jimmy Moore
Jackson Morgan
Rusty Morris
Ed Morton

Ronnie Moseley
Johnny Mullis
Rodney Mumford
Ken Newberry
Nick Nickerson
Kenneth Nixon
Lewis Noble
Mike Norris

Guerry Norwood

Kenny Obenauf

Kenny Parham

Jerry Parden

Silvanus Paris
Boyd Parker
Frankie Parks
Ben Pate

Deryl Pate

John Pearce

David Penn

James Perdue

Hank Pitts
David Pritchett
Steve Putnal
Phillip Raburn

Joel Raley

Lee Reese

Phil Reid

Steve Reynolds

Steve Reynolds
Ronnie Roberson
Eddie Rocker
Danny Rogers

Ron Rogers
Sonny Roland
Keith Rollins
James Romanelli
Craig Ross
Scott Rowbotham
Sylvester Royal
Mike Ruark

Alvin Russell
Jerome Ryles
Donald Sadler
Jackie Sanders
Mack Sanders
Billy Sandefur
Billy Sandefur
Terry Sams

Monty Sapp

Kenny Scarborough

David Schild

Zeddie Scott

Ronnie Shinholster
Ronnie Simmons
Bobby Shepherd
Tommy Seymour

Neil Skene

Oscar Slaughter

Danny Smallwood
Charles Smarr
Perry Smith
Rodney Smith
Ronald Smith
Tommy Smith

Jimmy South

Harry Spear

Peter Steinhaus
Billy Stephens
Eddie Stevenson
Jimmy Stewart
Jimmy Stewart
Al Stokes

Bobby Story

David Stroud

James Thomas
Lee Thombley
Tommy Thompson
Mark Thornton
Ricky Thornton
Ken Thrasher

Ken Tinker

Mike Tinkey

Evan Torch
David Trawick
Lowry Tribble
John Tucker
Melvin Turner
Frank Tutt

Mike Van Horn

Brian Vance

Jim Vanover
Franklin Veal
Andy Walker
Tony Walker
Jimmy Warren
Emory Watson

Larry West

Steve West

Emory White
Sonny Whitehead
Tal Wilcher
Bill Wilder
Joey Williams
Steve Williamson

Rusty Willingham
Glenn Willis
Earl Wilson
Edwin Winberley
Jimmy Winchester
Gary Worsham
Jim Wright
Craig Wynn

Rusty Wynn
Leslie Yeomans

MILLER CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Betty

Causey, President; Paula Hinson, Vice-President:
Director; Beth Avret, Director

Gayle Oliver, Secretary; Paula Wiise,

Junwr Class

LANIER CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Mixon Robinson, President; Graham Thorpe, Director; John Reeves, Director; Sandy Jones,
Vice-President; Rex Putnal, Director; Bruce Gordy, Secretary-Treasurer; Kenny Parker, Director.

Diane Ackeley
Stevonne Agee
Jean Allen
Patsy Allen
Joan Anderson
Carol Andrews
Fran Arden
Gayle Arrington

Beth Avret
Armentfurt Bailey
Athel Balius
Gail Bankston
Debbie Barlow
Bonnie Barnes
Priscilla Beall
Meri Beasley

Ann Bell

Patti Bennett

Joanne Birchenall
Sylvia Black
Gayle Blankenship
Miriam Bohler
Pam Bohham
Beverly Boutwell

Suzann Bowden

Suzanne Brackett

Linda Branan
Beverly Brown
Carole Brown
Gaye Brown
Gayle Brown
Patsy Brown

Tricia Buchanan

Sally Bullington

Rhonda Bullock
Linda Burnette
Jeanie Burress
Karen Caldwell
Mary Calhoun
Connie Calloway

Betty Causey

Nan Chapman

Robin Chester
Gayla Clarke
Prissy Clark
Kathy Clay
Gloria Clayton
Debbie Cohen

Jean Coleman

Helen Collins

Linda Cotton
Leigh Couch
Libby Cox
Leslie Crandall
Vi Crawford
Molly Crow

Ann Dantzler

Shirley Darity

Joy Defore
Diedre Dekle
Joyce Dennis
Pam DeVane
Michael Donald
Grace Douglas

Gail Dowlen

Nancy Dyche

Melinda Edwards
Patricia Edwards
Winston Elliot
Elaine Erwin
Charlotte Etheridge
Marsha Evans

Karyn Everett

Audrey Ford

Helen Foster
Lynn Garrett
Nancy Gavin
Peggy George
Sandy George
Beverly Gibson

and 2,3e0900

Ellen Gibson
Quintress Gilbert
Jean Gober
Carolyn Gostin
Lee Gostin
Cathy Green
Pat Green
Josephine Grier

Gail Haines

Kathy Hale

Juanice Hall

Judy Hall

Sue Hall
Mary Lee Haney
Dianne Harrell
Connie Harris

Karen Harris
Annette Harrison
Marquerite Helms
Mona Hickson
Barbara Hildebrand
Christy Hill
Paula Hinson
Susan Hinson

Paula Hobbs

Claire Hodges

Ann Hofstadter

Meg Hogan

Elaine Hollingshed
Elaine Huckabee
Patty Hudson
Dorothy Huff

Debbie Hurd
Nancy Hurley
Aleta Huser
Doris Jackson
Olivia Jackson
Annette James
Linda James
Tricia Johnson

Deborah Jones

Janis Jones

Merelyn Jones

Debbie Kearnes

Beverly Kelly
Betty Sue Kennington
Angie King
Sharon King

Evelyn Kitchens

Jan Kitchens

Kay Land

Judy Lawrence

Judy Lee
Vivian Lee
Shirley Long
Beth Lovelace

Ann MacEwen
Martha Malone
Carolyn Martin
Kathy Martin
Nancy Martin
Vera Mason
Donna Day Massey
Kay Matson

Linda McCall

Gail McCallum

Peggy McCallum

Linda McDougal

Bonnie McGee
Wyvonnia McGee
Pat McKelvey
Faye McKinney

Renee McKinney
Carol McMillan
Janice McQueen
Ginny McRae
Beverly Meharg
Vickie Merritt
Gwen Middleton
Linda Mitchell

Karen Mondey

Regina Moore

Pam Mull
Geraldine Neeley
Marsha Kay Northington
Gayle Oliver
Sharon O'Neal
Yuevonne Owens

Elaine Owensby
Martha Payne
Jane Perkins
Margaret Peterson
Marie Pierce
Diane Pope
Donna Posey
Betty Pound

Kathy Price
Doris Proskauer
Wanda Rachels
Madelyn Raley
Cathy Ramey
Jean Reese
Mary Ann Register
Frances Rhodes

Joyce Rice

Wanda Rodgers

Susan Romeiser
Sandy Rountree
Elaine Rowell
Hattie Pearl Rozier
Martha Rutland
Sue Saylors

Debbie Scarborough

Gerin Schochat

Carol Shadburn
Janice Shaffer
Sophie Shockley
Shirley Sims
Belinda Slaughter
Carol Smaha

Dianne Smallwood

Betty Jo Smith

Deborah Smith
Dianne Smith
Gail Smith
Janice Smith
Mavis Smith
Susan Smith

Anita Sneary
Elaine Sorrow
Sheryl! Stahl
Betty Stanley
Becky Stephens
Jo Sterling
Daphne Stevens
Rhonda Stewart

Annie Ruth Stone
Marcie Swint
Brenda Tanner
Opal Tanner
Kathy Tant
Jo Ann Tanton
Linda Taylor
Lynn Thomas

Barbara Thompson

Marcy Thompson

June Thornton
Teresa Thrash
Ann Tillery
Rosemary Titshaw
Teddie Todd
Barbara Torbert

Sherry Towles

Jackie Ussery

Sheila Ussery
Penny Verner
Linda Wade
Claudia Walden
Carolyn Walker
Alice Wallace

Cathy Ward

Elaine Ward

Betty Webb

Robin Wellons

Toni Wesson
Barbara Whitehead
Paula Wiise
Cheryl Wilder

Cathy Wilkes

Pat Wilkes

Brenda Williams

Tena Williams

Karen Williamson
Sandra Williamson
Dottie Wilson
Jane Wilson

Phyllis Wilson
Karen Wimberly
Cathy Womack
Janice Wood
Kay Wood
Mary Woolford
Sharon Worsham
Barbara Wright

Linda Wright

Study, study, studythats all I ever do!

A Junior Advisor

Mock Political Rally

Promotes Citizenship

Bob Adams

Joel Adelstone

Steve Agee

David Allen

Larry Allen
Bobby Andrews
Chuck Arnold
Jimmy Barbee

Larry Barfield
Joel Barnes
Wendy Barnes
Christy Bass
Richard Batton
Michael Bennett
Mike Bennett
Jerry Berkner

Mike Berkner
Randy Bickley
Ronnie Blalock
Windy Blanks
Phillip Bonine
Joe Bost
Thomas Brewer
Mike Bridges

Russell Bryant
Stark Buckner
Spencer Bullis
Charles Burris
Walter Bush
Ricky Bussey
Sammy Cahoon
Jerry Campbell

Vince Canipelli

David Carr

Edwin Carr

Mike Carr

Bob Cason
Bill Chapman
Paul Chenoweth
Henry Clance

Jerald Clark
Bubba Cloud
Tommy Conger
Dudley Cook
Kenny Corbitt
Mike Cox
Mike Cox
Calvin Cummings

Al Davis

Richard Davis

Russell Davis

Roy Dean

Jed Dekle
Charles Discher
Buddy Donaldson
Gary Dorsey

Terry Douthit

Tim Duke

Al Dukes

Jamie Dunn

Mike Durban
Doug Edwards
John Eipert
Dennis Ellis

Chuck Ellison

Benny Ethridge

Tommy Ethridge

Gary Evans

Wiley Fields
Don Flanders
John Fowler
Billy Foy

Ross Free

Walter Gabriel

Jim Gamble

Bill Garvin

John Gaskin
Ernest Gay
Martin Gazafy
David Gelfman

Tommy Gillespie

Phillip Gilstrap

Mike Goble
Bruce Gordy
Emmett Grant
Gary Gunton
Mike Hagerty
Dicky Hall

Harvey Hall

Steve Hall

Larry Hammock
Terry Hammock
Carroll Hanse
Jackson Harmon
Norman Harrell
Johnny Harrison

Phil Harshaw

Jack Harshbargar

James Havard
Doug Hawthorne
Chuck Heard
Larry Herndon
Ben Hicks
Harris Hines

Ed Hogan

Billy Hollis

Frank Holmes
Darrel Hopson
Bernard Howell
Curtis Howell
Verne Hoyt
Michael Hudgins

Hugh Hudson

Hugh Hunnicutt

Dennis Ingley
Dane Jackson
Baxter James
Wesley James
Kenton Johnson
Randy Johnson

Bud Jones

David Jones

Junior Jones
Mike Jones
Sandy Jones
Spencer Jones
Spurgeon Jones
Paul Jordan

Ronnie Jordan
Kenny Kaplan
Greg Keene
Ray Kelly
David Kendricks
Allen King
Carl Kroemer
Chuck Lamb

Gary Lindsey
Mike Lumpkin
Ricky Keen
Rusty Kennedy
Wayne Key
David Kinard
Don Klima
Charles Laurens

Hugh Little

Greg Lundy

Jerry Maddox
Roy Maddox
Charles Malone
Bill Martin
Charlie Martin
Richard Massey

Danny Mathis

Tommy Mauldin

Terry Maxwell
Jimmy McAnn
Micky McCallum
Wade McCurry
Jack McDaniel
George McEachin

Morty Mclnvale

Jack McKay

Billy McLendon

Larry Meade

Jimmy Middlebrooks
David Miller
Rodney Mitchell
Micky Moate

Jebb Monroe
Jimmy Morgan
Emory Mosely
Thomas Mosely
Jackie Murphy
Mike Nicholas
Gary Nix
Billy Orr

Larry Orton
Kenny Parker
Paul Pearce
Mike Pearson
Bill Penn

Keith Pinkston

Billy Poe

Tom Poore

Bartow Potts

Malcolm Pounds

John Powell

Bobby Powers

Jay Priester
Charlie Pritchett
David Pryor
Jim Purvis

Bobby Puryear
Rex Putnal
Peyton Quarles
Logan Rader
Larry Raleigh
Jerry Rankin
John Reeves
Smitty Richards

Roger Rigo
Mixon Robinson
Whit Robinson
Steve Rodgers
Tommy Rogers
Steven Rowbotham
Jack Rycroft
Don Sanders

Shelton Sanford
Carl Schuchman
Lenn Shelton
Tommy Sherwood
Darrell Sikes
Phil Simmons
Lawrence Sinclair
Allen Slentz

Mike Slover
Larry Smallwood
James Sneary
Frank Sorrow
John Spillers
Lonnie Spivey
Carl Statham
David Steele

Larry Stewart
Horace Stringfellow
Benny Sutton
Zimmie Sutton
David Taylor
Jimmy Taylor
John Taylor
Jerry Thompson

Graham Thorpe
Larry Tomlinson
Frank Toole
Ray Turner
Manuel Valdes
Solomon Varnardo
Gary Veal
Conrad Vogel

Gregory Vogel

Buster Wainwright

James Wall
Charlie Wallace
Norris Wallace
Matt Walters
Ken Ward
Roger Ward

Bobby Welker
Jimmy Whitehurst
Eddie Whitener
Johnny Whitmire
Bobby Williams
Bucky Wood
Jeff Wood
Lou Wood

Randy Wynn
Ronnie Yarbrough
Mark Yarn
Roger Zellner
Don Zorn

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Jean DuPree, Secretary-Treasurer

icia McKibben, President

Muller Senior Class

Left to right: Catherine Wilson, Peggy Martin, Gail Smith, Angie Rowe, Sally Thurston, Directors.

Left to right: Jeff Davis, Donnie Faulk, Steve Peed, Dick Joyner, Directors

Lanwer Senior Class

Brannon Bonifay, President Bob Anderson, Secretary- Treasurer
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Andy Watson, Vice-President

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Jenny Cheryl Monnie Teresa

BRENDA JOYCE ALLIGOOD LINDA JEAN ARD EMMALYN ANN BADY SCHARLINE BAILEY
Brenda Linda Ann Scharline

RITA ARLEEN BAKER SUSAN DALE BARFIELD MARIANNE TYNDALL BARNES NANCY BARNES

Rita Dale 178 Marianne Nan

PAMELA ROSE BARNETTE SUSAN LORETTA BASS DIANNE PATSY BASSETT RUBY AGNES BATCHELOR
Pam Susan Dianne Ruby

SANDRA JEAN BEASLEY JUDY GAYLE BEDGOOD PENNY BIRCHENALL GILDA DALE BOHANNON
Sandy Judy Penny Gilda

JANICE ANN BOLLINGER PATSY LAGENA BOWEN BETTY ANN BOWERS DONNA MARIE BRACEWELL
Janice Gena Ann Donna

JANICE RUTH BRICE ELIZABETH RENEE BROWN MARY CLARISE BROWN THELMA EUDENE BROWN
Janice Renee Mary Eudene

ROSE LEE BUFORD BLANCHE FAY BURKETT AMELIA ANNE BURNETTE NORMA JEAN BURNEY

Lee Fay Amelia Norma Jean

SARA EVELYN BURNEY VIRGINIA DARE BURNS KATHY SHARON BUTLER SHIRLEY LaVERNE CALDWELL
Evelyn Virginia Kathy Shirley

JANICE ELAINE CAMP JOANN CANADY PATRICIA LILLIAN CANIPE MARJORIE DIANNE CANNON
Jan Joann Patti Dianne

THERESA ANN CANNON LINDA DIANE CARTER CATHERINE ANN CASON MARY ANNE CHAMBLESS
Theresa Linda Cathie Mary Anne

MARY ALICE CHAPMAN CAROLYN EPPES CLANCY MERRY McCOWEN CLARY CATHERINE HOLT COBLE
Mary Alice Carolyn Merry Cathy

SHIRLEY ANN COLEMAN AUDREY ELAINE COLLINS LINDA COLLINS JANICE MARIE CONNELL
Shirley Audrey Linda Janice

BARBARA ROSE COOPER SHERYL JACQUELYN CRAVEY CAROL ELAINE CRITTLE RETA SUE CROOK
Barbara Sherry Carol Reta

DELORES ARLINE CRUZE BEVERLY ANN DANIEL ESTHER SUE DAVIS JAN CAROL DAVIS
Delores Beverly Sue Jan

LINDA CHERYL DEATON JOYCE ELAINE DICKEY ANNA FRANCES DIXON VICTORIA SHARON DODD
Cheryl Joyce Anna Vicki

DOROTHY FAYE DOOLITTLE BETTY JEAN DORSEY SUSAN PALMER DOUGHERTY BRENDA FAYE DUNN
Faye Betty Susan Brenda

JEAN MARIE DuPREE EDNA DIANE DYES CONSTANCE ALDRICH CATHY ELAINE ELKINS
Jean Diane EDWARDS Cathy
Connie

SUSAN FAY ENNIS SANDRA MARIA FAIRCLOTH ABBEY DOTETTE FENTON SHERRY LEE FENTON
Susan Sandra Abbey Sherry

CAROLYN FONTAINE FINCH BOBBE GAY FINDLEY NANCY MARIE FOSTER SUSAN DIANNE FOWLER
Carolyn Gay Nancy Susan

NANCY JUANITA FOY MARLIN ROSE FULLER PATRICIA LOUISE FULLMORE ANGELA ADAMS GAULTNEY

Nancy Marlin 184 Pat Angela

BRENA GIBSON JO ANNE GIBSON PEGGY DIANNE GLORE REBECCA LOETTE GLOSSON
Brena Jo Anne Peggy Becky

SAMMIE DIANNE GODFREY PATSY DIANNE GORDON SANDRA ANN GREENE SANDRA JEAN GREER
Dianne Patsy Sandra Sandra

JANE MARIA GRIER MARTHA LOUISE GRIFFIN MARY EUGENIA GRIFFITH EVELYN LOUISE HAINES
Jane Martha Eugenia Evelyn

BRENDA ELESE HALL VIVIAN LYNN ; EMILY SUE HAMLIN CAROL MARGARET HANNAH
Brenda Lynn Emily Carol

LINDA LOUISE HARBIN JANICE ARLENE HARDY ROSA LEE HARNSBERGER LUCY ELIZABETH HARRELL
Linda Janice Lee Beth

EUGENIA ELLEN HARRIS PATRICIA JANE HARRIS SYLVIA KAY HARRIS SHIRLEY HARRISON
Jean Pat Sylvia Shirley

MARGARET ANNE HAWKINS LINDA SUE HAYGOOD RUBY WILLENE HAYGOOD TERESA FAYE HENDRIX
Mimi Linda Winnie Teresa

CAROLYN ELOISE HERIN KAREN ANN HERIN BARBARA HICKS LAURA HICKSON
Carolyn Karen Barbie Laura

DALE HIGBEE CAROLYN CECELIA HINES CHERRY DONA HINSON MAMIE IRENE HODGES
Dale Carolyn 187 Cherry Irene

METIS CATHY HODGES GLORIA ANITE HOLLAND JOY EARLENE HOLLEY JOHNNIE MAE HOLLINGSHED
Cathy Gloria Joy Johnnie Mae

MELANIE JINX SANDRA ELAINE HOLLIS MOLLY McCAY HOLT ELLA KAYE HORNE
HOLLINGSWORTH Sandie Molly Kaye
Jinx

DONNA CHERIE HORTON MARTHA MAXINE HORTON JUDY KAREN HOWINGTON PATRICIA RUTH HOYT
Donna Maxine 188 Judy Patricia

PAMELA MAXINE PAULYNN JACKURA ELLENE JAMES NANCY ELIZABETH JENKINS
HUNNICUTT Lynn Ena Nancy
Pam

PAMELA KAY JENKINS DEBORAH LEVETTA JOHNSON SHERRY GAIL JOHNSON LYNN MARIE JOINER
Pam Debbie Sherry Lynn

MARY JANE JOINER ANITA LUREE JONES CELESTINE LaVERNE JONES MELBA KAYE JONES
Mary Jane Anita Celestine

Kaye

SUSAN JOYCE JONES CHARLOTTE SUE KEENE BARBARA RUTH KETCHIE MAY CAMPBELL KILLEN
Susan Charlotte Barbara Cam

VIRGINIA ANNE KIMBELL JAN RENEE KITCHENS PAULA MARIE KOZEE DONNA KAY KOZOJED
Anne Jan Paula Kay

SHEILA MARIE LAMBERT LINDA LOUISE LaMOUNTT CATHRYN JOYCE LAND MADELYN SUSAN LANE
Sheila Linda Cathryn Lyn

SHERRILL LYNN LANEY ELIZABETH GAIL LANIER KAYE FRANCES LEAPTROT GLORIA ANN LEE
Sherry Beppie Kaye Gloria

JENNIFER LEGGETT DAWN ELAINE LEWIS KAREN ELIZABETH LEWIS LAUREL IRIS LOGAN
Jennifer Dawn Karen Iris

MARY KALER LOVETT MARY ANN LYNN NINA CAROLE MADDOX BRENDA LOU MARSHALL
Kaler Mary Ann Carole Brenda

MANSON VIRGINIA MARSHALL MARGARET ANN MARTIN LYNDA GAIL MAYE CHERYL ANN McAFEE
Manson Peggy Gail Chery!

CYNTHIA HAZEL BRENDA GAY McCALLUM PATRICIA ANN McCALLUM FRANCES KAY McCLUNG
McCAFFERTY Brenda Tricia Kay
Cindy

MARGIE ELAINE McCLURE MARGARET ANN McCOWEN BARBARA JOY McCULLOUGH JEWELL MARIE McDANIEL
Margie Margaret 192 Culler Re

MARY McGAUGHEY LINDA DAWN McGREGGOR PATRICIA McKIBBEN DELON MICHELE McLENDON
Mary Linda Tricia Michele

JUDY LEE MILLS CHERYL ANN MINCHEW PAULA GALE MOLTON DONNA LYNN MONTGOMERY
Judy Cheryl Paula Donna

BARBARA KAY MOORE KAREN LOUISE MORRIS CONSTANCE LANG MURDOCH MARJORIE MYERS
Kay Karen Connie Margie

BRENDA JEAN MYRICK
Brenda

KATHY ELAINE OLIVER
Kathy

RITA ANN OWENS
Rita

WANDA LEIGH NEWHAM NANCY JILL NORMAN
Wanda Nancy

MARY CHARLENE ONEAL BESSIE JEAN OVERMAN
Charlene Jean

PAMELA ANNETTE PANTER BARBARA JEAN PARKER
Pam 194 Barbara

RUBYE JO O'BRIEN
Rubye Jo

NITA DIANE OWENS
Nita

CATHERINE BREWER
PARKER
Cathe

CAROL LOUELLA PATTERSON GERALDINE PAUL JUDITH LEIGH PEARSON LINDA PATRICIA PENDLEY
Carol Geraldine Judy Patti

DEBORAH ELAINE PENLAND DIANA DE LA LUZ SYLVIA DIANE PETERMAN ALICE MARIE PETTEY
Debbie PEREZ-POVEDA Diane Alice
Diana

MARCHETA GAIL PIERCE BELINDA CAROL PIERSON PAMELA ELOISE PIERSON JANE PINKSTON
Skeeter Carol 195 Pam Jane

SANDRA GAIL PITTS MARTHA ANNETTE POOL SHERRY LYNN PORCH BARBARA ANNE POWERS
Gail Annette Sherry Barbara

CHERYL ELAINE PURVIS LINDA DIANE RABY BRENDA JOYCE RAWLINS CAROLYN DANESE RAY
Cheryl Linda Joyce Carolyn

DONNA LYNN RICKS ANTOINETTE ROBERTS ANITA EILEEN ROBINSON JOY RODDENBERY
Deno Tonie 196 Anita Joy

SUSAN MARIE ROWBOTHAM ANGELA ROWE JUDY MARY RYAN MARIE ALICE SAGGESE
Susan Angie Judy Marie

TERESA ANN SAGGESE NANCY GAIL SANDERS BARBARA JUNE SAPP SANDRA LOUISE SCHROEDER
Teresa Gail Babs Sandra

LINDA SUSAN SCONYERS ANGELA BOYD SECKINGER LINDA KAYE SHADBURN BEVERLY DIANNE SHEATS

Linda Angela 197 Linda Beverly

BEVERLY DIANE SHELNUT ELEANOR KYLE SIKES DOROTHY ANN SIMMONS KAREN OLIVIA SMITH
Diane Eleanor Dorothy Karen

LINDA DARWIN SMITH LINDA FAYE SMITH NANCY GAIL SMITH REBECCA JEAN SMITH
Linda Linda Gail Becky

MARTHA RAYE SNIDER LERALENE WINIFRED DORIS MARTHA STANLEY HANNAH MARIE STECK
Martha SPILLERS 198 Doris Marie
Leralene

KATHRYN HANNAH STEELE BRENDA LEIGH STEWART PATRICIA ELAINE STOKES DEBORAH ANN SUMPTER
Kathy Brenda Patricia Debby

JUDY DIANNE SUTTON VIRGINIA SUSAN SUTTON ROSA LOUISE SWANEY LINDA KAY SWANSON
Judy Virginia Louise Kay

PATRICIA EVE THOMAS SARALYN K THOMAS VICTORIA LYNN THOMAS LAURA ELAINE THOMPSON
Patty K Vickie Elaine

DEBORAH ELAINE THRASHER SALLY RUTH THURSTON SUSAN KATHERINE TILLMAN ANN ELIZABETH TOLER
Debbie Sally Susan Ann

DONNA JEAN TOWLES NANCY DIANE TUCKER FRANCES TURNER JOYCE GEONENE UTLEY
Donna Diane Frances Geonene

MARY AYVONNE WALKER CAROL ANNE WATSON BARBARA NAN WESSON CLAUDIA VIVIAN WEST
Mary Carol Barbara Claudia

ELEANOR ANNE WHITE DIANA ELAINE WHITEHEAD SALLY ANNE WHITTAKER CAROL ELAINE WILLIAMS
Eleanor Diane Sally Carol

DOROTHY LEE WILLIAMS MARY PAMELA WILLIAMS MELODY MOSS WILLIAMS VICTORIA ESTHER
Dottie Pam Melody WILLIAMSON
Vicki

BRENDA JEAN WILSON CATHERINE JANE WILSON JULIE CAROL WILSON MELANIE JO WILSON
Jean Catherine Carol Melanie

JACKIE ANN WISE CHERYL BERNICE WOOD KATHY EUGENIA WOODARD BONNIE SUZANNE WORSHAM
Jackie Chery! Kathy Suzanne

BRENDA KAY WRAGG BARBARA ANNE WRIGHT MARY GLEYN WRIGHT PATRICIA ANN WRIGHT
Kay Barbara Gleyn Patsy

MARY YOUNG MARY KATHRYN ZACHARY
Mary Mary Kathryn

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Every Friday Seniors picnic on the front lawn

If you're glad to be a Senior, squat!

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RICHARD GLYNN ADKINS CHARLES THOMAS ADKISON JAMES MICHAEL ALLEN RICHARD JOHN ALTENBURG
Ricky Charles Jimmy Richard

BARRY GARNETT AMOS ROBERT NEWTON ELMER POSEY ANDREWS, JR. HENRY LEN ARNOLD
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Jimmy ARRINGTON Ken Steve
Steve

ARTHUR WEBSTER DAVID ALONZO BAILEY, JR. WILLIAM RODERICK BAKER MELVIN WILLIAM
BAILEY, JR. Al Roderick BARNETT, III
Webster Billy

DAVID HARVEY BARRETT PHILLIP DEAN BATSON GARY PRESTON BATTS JAMES FAULKNER BEALI
Harvey Phil Gary Jim

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Jerry Phil Riley Gola

JIMMY VIRGIL BIGLER HENRY HOWARD BIRT BARRY VAUGHN BOND ROBERT BRANNON
Jimmy Howard Barry BONIFAY, JR.

Brannon

CLIFFORD HARLEY BOWERS TOBIAS JOHN BRIGHT CYRIL LYNN BROWN GERALD STEVEN BROWN
Cliff John Cyril Steve

HARVEY RHODES THOMAS EDWIN BROWN BRUCE EUGENE BRYANT BARNEY MICHAEL BYRD
BROWN, JR. Eddy Bruce Mike
Harvey

PAUL ALLEN CABLE RAYMOND DALE CALDWELL WILLIAM RAYMOND ERNEST CHESTER
Packy Dale CALDWELI CAMPBELL, JR.
Bill Ernie

WILLIAM IVERSON CARR, JR. STEVEN CAMP CARREKER KENNETH ESTEN CARTER CHARLES FARMER CAUSEY
Bill Steve Chuckie Charley

THOMAS BELMONT BENJAMIN FRANCIS WILLIAM RENE CHIQUELIN JOE CARROLL CLEMENTS
CHAPMAN CHATFIELD, JR. Bill Joe
Tommy Ben

DAVID WILLIAM COLE GEORGE GARY COLLINS JAMES MARSHALL COLSON LYNWOOD ANTHONY COX
David Gary Jimmy Anthony

MARVIN FRAZIER WILLIAM DIXON JOSEPH AUREL CULPEPPER WILLIAM TERRY CULPEPPER
CREAMER, JR. CRUSENBERRY Joe Terry
Speedy Billy

JOHN MICHAEL DARITY DON MARC DAVENPORT WILLIAM BALDWIN DENNIS WAYNE DAVIS
Mike Don DAVIDSON, JR. Dennis
Billy

JEFFERY THOMAS DAVIS STEPHEN LANIER DAVIS RONALD MILTON DEAN STEPHEN JACKSON DODD
Jeff Steve Ronnie Steve

JOHN EULIE DONALDSON DAVID ALAN DONDES WALTER FRANCIS LESTER RICHARD DUMAS
Johnny David DOYLE, JR. Lester
Buddy

PAUL ORMAN DURDEN ART ARNOLD EDWARDS CARL MATHEWS ELLINGTON ROGER MATTHEW ELLIOTT
Paul Art Duke Roger

LARRY ENNIS ENGRAM MICHAEL DAVID JAMES SAMUEL EVANS RALSTON EVANS
Larry ETHERIDGE Jimmy Ralston
Michael

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Frankie John FAIRCLOTH Don
Chip

STEPHEN MICHAEL MARK TAYLOR FISHER CHRISTOPHER BUTLER FITE ROBERT PERRY FLEMING
FENDRICK Mark Chris Robert
Steve

WADE HAMPTON FOSTER MARCUS WILLIAM GABRIEL JOHN BONNER GAMBLE LANE RICHARD GARLAND
Wade Marcus John Lane

GEWINNER WESLEY HILBERT WILLIAM GAVEL FRED RALPH GILES ARTHUR CLAYTON
GARRISON Hib Freddie GLEDHILL III
Gewinner Butch

JERALD LEE GOLDBAUGH DENNIS MELTON GOLDEN THOMAS LARRY GORDON CHARLES BARTON
Jerry Dennis Larry GRACE, JR.
Chucky

PHILO THORNTON GRANT III RICHARD DAVID GARY WARREN CALHOUN GRICE RITCHIE EUGENE GRIFFIN
Thorny Richie Warren Ritchie

CHARLES HENRY HENRY CHARLIE DON CORRIGAN GROSS, JR. WILLIAM FRANCIS
GRINSTEAD GRINSTEAD, JR. Donny GROVENSTEIN
Chuck Charlie Bill

RAYMOND THOMAS HALL SAMUEL KENNETH HALL JOSEPH LEONARD HAMLIN NAT HAMLIN, JR.
Ray Ken Len Nat

HUGH GARRISON MARVIN GLEN HANCOCK CARLTON FRIEDRICH ARTHUR TOLBERT
HAMMONTREE Glen HARDIN HARRIS, JR.
Garry Carlton Toby

TERRYL EMMETT HARRIS RANDALL PHILMORE TERRELL BARNETT WILLIAM GOODWIN
Terry HARRISON HARRISON HARRISON, JR.
Randy Terry Bill

JIMMY LEE HARTLEY ROBERT BROOK HARTZOG GERALD HARVEY MICHAEL ELMO HATCHER
Jimmy Robert Cas Mike

MICHAEL YORK HAYES DON LUTHER HAYNES JERRY ELLISWORTH JAMES EDWARD HICKS
Mike Don HEWETI Jimmy
Butch

THOMAS REYNOLDS GARY ALAN HOLLEY CHARLES RICHARD HOPPER JOHN LARRY HORNE
HILLEY Gary Charles Larry
Tommy

TROY LEE HOWARD DAVID STANLEY HOWELL RALPH DELAND HUBBARD WALLACE QUINN HUDSON
Troy Stanley Randy Quinn

JOHN MILTON HUMPHREYS BRUCE CABOT JACKSON CHARLIE FRANK JAMES, JR. EDDIE JAMES
John Bruce Charlie Eddie

MICHAEL RANDOLPH JAMES ALEXANDER TRACY GERALD NEVILS HAROLD EDWARD JOHNSON
Mike JOHNSON JOHNSON, JR. Harold
Sandy Jerry

FRANK HOSEA JONES RALPH BURTON JONES, JR. DAVID FINDLAY JORDAN JOSEPH RICHARD JOYNER
Hosea Burton David Dick

SHERWIN DOUGLAS KATZ CHARLES JOSEPH KEARNEY JON DAVID KENNEDY WILLIAM GEORGE
Doug Charles David KENNY, JR.
Bill

MARCUS LAFAYETTE JOSEPH MARION KINARD CAREY MANNING LAFAVOR CRAIG ARNOLD LAVENDER
KIMSEY Ill Joe Carey Craig
Bobby

JAMES MILTON LAVENDER HAROLD EDWARD ERNEST HARRIS LEE JAMES RUSSELL LIPFORD
James LEAPTROT, JR. Ernie Russell
Eddie

MICHAEL BRUCE LISENBY NATHANIAL RAY WILLIAM FRANKLIN LOBER MICHAEL FORD LUBEL
Mike LIVINGSTON Bill Mike
Ray

DOUGLAS BOWEN LYNCH JAMES THOMAS MADDEN DAVID BRADLEY MAINOR THOMAS RAY MAINOR
Doug Tommy David Tommy

PHILLIP JEWETT MARKERT JACK ALAN MARSHALL DALE ALLEN MARTIN JOHNNY FRANKLIN
Phil Jack Dale MARTIN, JR.
Johnny

CHARLES BUFORD MATHIS THOMAS JAMES MATTHEWS BENJAMIN ELLIS MAYO EDWIN HARRELI
Charles Tom Benny McALLISTER
Edwin

HARMON CALEB HAROLD LYNN ROBERT LEE McMICHAEI HORACE LAURENS
McDANIEL III McMANUS, JR. Bobby McSWAIN III
Sonny Harold Horace

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MEADOWS MEDLIN, JR. Teddy MOLLOY, JR.
W.L. Hugh Dan

DONALD JOSEPH MORGAN THOMAS ROBERT MORGAN ANDREW HALL NATIONS NICK PETER NICHOLAS II
Don Tommy Andy Pete

STEVEN NATHANIEL LARRY DAVID NICHOLSON JOHNNY MACK NICKLES MICHAEL FORREST PAYNE
NICHOLS Larry Johnny Mack Mike
Steve

RICHARD ALLEN PAYNE STEVEN FRANKLIN PEED JORGE RAMON DEWEY WAYNE POPE
Richard Steve PEREZ-POVEDA Dewey
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Carl Rae Stanley Jack

JOHN RAY RADER, JR. ROBERT CLINTON RADER DANNY LEE RAINES FRANK LYNDON RAMEY, JR.
Ray Bobby Danny Lyn

DOUGLAS PARKER LOUIS BURGHARD RAL JOHN DANIEL REEVES REGINALD LEAN REGISTER
RAPPAPORT Louis John Reggie
Doug

ROY LAMAR REID DAVID GLYNN REYNOLDS PAUL RAYMOND REYNOLDS DAN BARNEY RILEY, JR.
Lamar David Paul Dan

SYDNEY BROWN RIVES III ROBERT MARVIN STANLEY BOYD RODGERS JOHN CHARLES ROHDE
Sydney ROBERSON, JR. Stanley John
Bobby

JAMES LEROY ROWELL JAMES EDWARD SANDEFUR DONALD WAYNE SANDERS NORMAN GARY SANDERS
Roy Jimmy Wayne Norman

OSCAR PERRY SANDIFER MARSHALL TIMOTHY ROY ALFRED SCHAFFER, JR. JOHN PATRICK SCHATZ, JR.
Perry SASSER Al Jack
Tim

KEVIN RODERICK SCHOCHAT HARRY KENDALL SCOTT HERBERT MEYER SCOTT ROBBIE CARL SEALS
Kevin Kendall Herbie Robbie

SHERMAN WAYNE SEALS RANDALL WAYNE SERBULA LARRY LAMAR SHEALY CLAY CROWSON SHEARER
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Larry Earl Lanier Terry

WALTER CARSWELL SMITH WAVER LEE SNEED DARWIN SOLER, JR. MARTIN EDGAR
Carswell Waver Darwin STEMBRIDGE
Edgar

PHILLIP JOHN STEMBRIDGE ROBERT LEWIS STEPHENS JOHN THOMAS STEVENS RONNALD JARRETT
Phil Steve Johnny STEVENSON
Ronnie

CHARLES ADOLPH HENRY CROWELL STEWART CHARLES ALBERT THOMAS PETE STUBBS III

STEWART III Bo STILWELL, JR. Tommy
Charles CA.

SEAB VERNON SUMMERS HENRY RAMON SWAIM EMMETT NEWTON HOWARD MARVIN TAYLOR
Seab Henry SWINNEY Ill Marvin
Butch

WILLIAM GOSTIN RICHARD DALE THOMAS ROBERT BLAKEY THOMPSON JIM PETE TILLERY, JR.
TAYLOR Ill Rick Bob Pete
Billy

HENRY ARRINGTON JAMES BENION TURNER, JR. RORERT LARRY VAUGHN CHARLIE JAMES WALLACE
TULLIS, JR. Benny Bobby Charlie
Hal

WILLIAM MORRIS WARREN ANDREW WILLIAM JAMES ALAN WHITE KENNETH PAUL WILKES
Bill WATSON, JR. Jimmy Kenneth
Andy

ELBERT WATSON JAMES CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM ALVIN WILLIS, JR. ALVIN WINGFIELD, Il
WILKINSON WILLIAMS Al Trip
Elbert Chris

HAROLD JOSEPH WINSTON GERALD FRANCIS JOSEPH JOHN WILLIAM WRIGHT
WOODRUFF, JR. WOOLFOLK WRIGHT, JR. John
Joe Wink Frank

TOM MY MITCHELL WRIGHT GUY COLEMAN WYCHE, JR. GORDON ROBERT WYNN WAYNE CARLTON YAWN
Tommy Guy Bobby Wayne

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Dawn... Sunrise...

Beginnings . . .

Groping for maturity
Amid restraints ...
Encountering new experiences ...
Looking forward with optimism,
Yet uncertainty ...

Seeking acceptance ...
Searching for identity . . .

All these mark a beginning
Youth, conscious

Of the world around them.

Three years at Miller and Lanier .. .

A time of expansion .. .
A time of development . . .
The search for ideas .. .

The formation of concepts . . .

The strengthening of convictions .. .

A time that brings

The agony of perseverance ...
The pain of defeat ...

The exultation of triumph . . .
The sunshine of laughter . . .
The deepening of friendship .. .

The awakening of love .. .

GRADUATION

An end, yet a beginning

A time of retrospection

A time of anticipation

A hesitation

The end of many problems,

But the beginning of new endeavors,
New experiences, new aspirations

The end of some relationships,

But the beginning of new acquaintances,

New friendships, new loves

As we look back,

Tiny instants in time

Become the remembered reality
Of those high-school days

Vivid flashbacks of joy,

Of excitement, of anxiety,

Of despair, of hope

was the best of times
was the worst of times
was the age of wisdom
was the age of foolishness
was the spring of hope
was the winter of despair
was a time of Miller and Lanier
time now passed

A time of youth

But youth must mature

We must look forward

For

There Are Far, Far Better Things That

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Charles Dickens

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263 Broadway Phone 746-8132

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829 2nd. Street Phone 74-39915

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567 CHERRY STREET :

Sportswear -:-
: PHONE SH 2-6082 :-:

SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINTS

YOUR BEST BUY

458 Second St.

COMPLIMENTS

PARK PLYMOUTH INC.

PlymouthChryslerImperial

5 Years50,000 Miles Guarantee

NAPIER AVE. HARDWARE AND PAINT CO.

Macons Biggest Little Hardware Store
Napier Square Shopping Center

957 Hillcrest Blvd Phone 742-2233

CHARLIE WOODS, INC.

SPORTING GOODS

It Pays To Ploy the Charlie Wood Way

848 Second St. 805 Walnut St.

Do It Yourself and Save

MUNFORD
DO-IT-YOURSELF STORE

433 Walnut St SH. 6-5111

BILLS NEWS-BOOKS COMPLIMENTS
and VARIETIES

2386 Ingleside Ave 742-3710

FREEDMANS JEWELERS

Macon's Only Complete News Center"

Hallmark Cards, Party Items, School Supplies 574 Cherry Street

COMPLIMENTS

GARLAND PUGH FORD INC.

FOR BANKING YOUR WAY, BOTH NOW AND AFTER GRADUATION, SEE C&S
IN MACON

487 Cherry Street Cherry at Cotton Avenue Second at Hemlock Street
Ingleside at Corbin Avenue Westgate Shopping Center Shurlington Plaza Shopping Center

COMPLIMENTS

: iano Macons Only Steak House
DIVISION OF 9

519 Fifth Street Macon, Georgia

STEAKS
: ONLY

SEYMOURS DRIVE-INN

Rt. 42 Thomaston Rd 745-7992 Kosi Baked Fotiloes

COMPLIMENTS

OF
STOKES CABINET COMPANY

Rt. + Thomaston Rd 746-7813

BUICK
CADILLAC

OPEL KADETT

eithfully Serving Owners
Fyne toate On

HUCKABEE AUTO CO.

QUALITY LEATHER GOODS & GIFTS

DEALS
LUGGAGE STORE

MACON, GA

COMPLIMENTS
OF
AMANDAS
Napier Square Shopping Center
959 Hillcrest Boulevard

Macon, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS

LAMAR PONTIAC COMPANY
1090 Riverside Drive

PONTIAC TEMPEST

COMPLIMENTS
OF

MINGLEDORFF FLOWER SHOP

Floral Designs for All Occasions
Cut Flowers and Pot Plants

Office Phone 745-7031 686 Plum St.

A. B. LEE PLUMBING & HEATING CO.

Rudd . Rheem

Water Heaters

990 Georgia Ave. Macon, Georgia

Phone 745-4736

Electric

Sewer Service

REPAIR WORK CONTRACTING BOILERS

Complete Beauty Course Terms Arranged
All Graduates Trained in Advanced Work

At Brunos in Canada.

Phone SH 5-4943 310 Cherry Street
Phone SH 6-8924 Macon, Georgia

Brochures Sent On Request

COMPLIMENTS

Compliments of a

OLDHAM'S OPTICIANS

CARSTARPHEN & SON @ PRESCRIPTION SERVICE

@ STYLE FRAMES
@ CONTACT LENSES

101 Persons Bldg Sh. 6-4866

640 Broadway
685 Ist St.

CHa,

Dispensers te Ege Physicians

PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS

The Finest Materials Used a3

TREAT YOUR EYES TO THE BEST
* GLASSES PRESCRIPTIONS
* ARTIFICIAL EYES
* THE FAMOUS MAICO HEARING AID
* CONTACT LENSES

Consult A Medical Eye Physician (MD)

746-6248

BANKERS BUILDING an
MACON GEORGIA Cotton Ave

COMPLIMENTS

A FRIEND

RUTH BROWN

Taal -jigelal> Mm iasliia!

PAINTS
Manager WILLIAM ARMSTRONG SMITH CO

2390 In Ay e Mecen, Georgie
Sam Colvin ee
Phone: 743-1434

Asst. Manager

Ben Fowler, Jr

COMPLIMENTS
OF

DOZIER J. SMITH

USED CARS

FOOD FAIR
SUPER MARKET
CORNER SECOND AND ARCH

WE CASH PAYROLL CHECKS
WE ACCEPT USDA FOOD COUPONS

SAVE 40%
The Purniture Center, Tne.

465 First St. MACON. Georaia
PHONE 746-2461 746-2462
FURNITURE APPLIANCES

CARBON WALLACE NEXT DOOR TO
PRESIDENT CITY AUDITORIUS

AUTHORIZED DEALERS BULOVA

FOR VIRGIN DIAMONDS WATCHES

ewelty
4 Jewelry Repair

TELEPHONE

%68 SECOND 8

Har her-Gar Em blor ment Au Enc
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CATHERINE C. COBLE SOUTHERN UNITED BUILDING
MANAGER MACON, GEORGIA

TPR

24 HOUR
SERVICE

@ DEPENDABLE
COURTEOUS SERVICE

Call

Red Cab Co.

456 OGLETHORPE

COMPLIMENTS
OF

MACON PIANO EXCHANGE

2699 Houston Ave. DEALERS FOR

WURLITZER and STORY & CLARK

CONN ORGANS

Phone 74-64878
SOHMER PIANOS

C. L. Powers, Owner

COMPLIMENTS

OF
McLEANS ANTIQUES

2291 Ingleside Avenue

INGLESIDE ELECTRIC CO.

Repair Rewind Rebuild all Types of

Electric Motors

Authorized G. E. Sales and Service

1604 Hardeman Ave Night Ph. 746-2913

Shop Ph. 743-1131 Night Ph. 745-3989

COMPLIMENTS

INGLESIDE JEWELERS

2322 Ingleside Avenue

COMPLIMENTS

AL RUSSELLS

USED CAR

CHEROKEE FLOWER SHOP
Beauty Made to Order
1048 Pio None Avenue

SH 3-5112

FURNITURE GALLERIES

A House of Bright Ideas

Phone 746-6380 Macon, Georgia

YELLOW CAB CO.

546 2nd Street

Phone 742-6464

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3711 HOUSTON AVE. 2310 INGLESIDE AVENUE
MACON, GEORGIA
THE LATEST IN 'TEEN STYLES

COMPLIMENTS
F
COMPLIMENTS oO

JONES TYPEWRITER COMPANY
SMITH and SON SALES, SERVICE, & REPAIR
an

821 Second Street Phone 745-3448

USED CARS Macon, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS STARNES

BRIDALS FORMALS AFTER FIVE
OF
Rentals & Retail

REGISTERED BRIDAL CONSULTANTS
A FRIEND

2808 Napier Ave Macon, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS
OF

SHURLINGTON RECORD SHOP
YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR BUSINESS
RECORDS ALBUMS
PHONOGRAPHS TAPES
WE GIVE RECORD CASH
746-6214

Shurlington Plaza Macon, Georgia

WESLEYAN COLLEGE

Chartered 1836

Offers a well-rounded education with unusual
coordination of the Liberal and Fine Arts for

women.

Graduates of Miller are invited to visit our
modern campus and secure complete informa-
tion about courses leading to the following de-

grees:

BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF MUSIC
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

We Have What You Want When You Want It

MULBERRY PROVISION CO.

SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY and SERVICE TO

RESTAURANTS CLUBS DRIVE-INS HOSPITALS and SCHOOLS

447 MULBERRY ST. LN. MACON, GEORGIA

PHONE SH 3-7424-5

HARTLEYS FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP

832 HEMLOCK STREET

KINNETTS ICE CREAM

PHONE 746-3121 Best In The South"

MACON, GEORGIA 31201 3600 Brookdale Ave Macon, Georgia

We Deliver Flowers
Phone 746-1988

For All Occasions

COMPLIMENTS

RAYMOND HAMMOCK
New and Used Cars

HOME OF QUALITY CARS

COMPLIMENTS

OF
JEAN AND HALL FLORIST
ART MICKLER 768 Cherry St Phone SH3-4443

ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AT TEAM PRICES

SPORTING GOODS

Phone Sh 2-2457

MRS. LAWRENCE J. BROWN
815 Cherry Street

Income Tax Service

Phone 746-8132 Macon Georgia

263 Broadway Tags Ordered Drivers License Renewed
Notary Public With Seal

Insurance Mr. Hulin Harvey

COMPLIMENTS

COLEMAN MEADOWS PATE DRUG CO.

4531 BROADWAY

COMPLIMENTS
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HOYT WANSLEY SAM NEELS
SHELL SERVICE STATION P|
2006 Vineville Ave SHOE STORES

COMPLIMENTS GROWING WITH MACON

BURGESS CARPET CENTER

Box 4464 Macon, Georgia

On Cherry, Third and Napier Sq.

HOWARD JoHnsons
MOTOR LODGE

2566 Riverside Drive

MACON, GEORGIA

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