The Shield 1959

Dadley TH. Hughes Vocational School

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TO THE CLASS OF 1959

MR. I. T. McCURLEY

Director

As you approach graduation and your entry into employment,
as long as you live, you will find daily changes you must adjust
your life to. It is my hope for you, that the adjustment will
be made with facility and alertness. Fit yourself into society
in such manner that you will be helpful spiritually, morally and
productively. Associate yourself with organizations that pro-
mote the welfare of the community and make life more mean-
ingful to you and your family.

Perform your civic duties, without bias, or selfishness, in
order that life for those around you might be more abundant

and pleasant because of your efforts.

DR. WALLACE C. WHITLEY

No finer compliment could be paid the faculty of any school
staff. than the one that all of the graduates have been a real
success. It has been the desire of all who have worked with
you at Hughes that through our help and guidance each of
you will be successful. The result will be determined by how

well you apply what you have learned to your future need.

May your every wish and prayer be answered as you continue

to study and work for the opportunities that you so richly deserve.

Iu Wlemoriam

Dr. Mark Anthony Smith served as the Super
intendent of Bibb County schools for seventeen years,
during which time he inestimably helped public edu-
cation in Bibb County. Hughes Vocational School is
greatly indebted for his personal interest in voca
tional education.

At the time of his death, he actively belonged
to multitudious civic, honorary, and service organi-
zations, in many of which he held major offices.

Because of his numerous real and permanent con-
tributions to the well-being and growth of the total
community, the memory of Dr. Mark Smith will ever

linger.

GbE County Goard of Education

CLOCKWISE: Frank M. Willingham, George P. Rankin, Jr., William P. Simmons, R. A. McCord
Jr., Charles C. Hertwig, Julius Gholson (acting superintendent), Dr. H. G. Weaver, Hon. B
F. Merritt, Jr., Judge Mallory C. Atkinson, Albert S. Hatcher, Jr., Wallace Miller, Jr., and
Hon, Walter C. Stevens

Supewisors

MR. J. D. ANDERSON
Supervisor of Distributive

R%. RAYMOND KELLEY
t r of Trade and Indust

MRS. CARRIE WILLIAMS
Supervisor of Home Economics

NOT PICTURED

MR. HAROLD MARTIN
Coordinator of Trade and

lustria

In

Office

Mrs. Helen Booth, secretary to the principal, shows e of her assistants, Willyene Lasset
ter, how to make out the daily absentee report

For the second consecutive year Hughes has been departmentalized. The
following pages include the faculty members in each department and in

eac h she p

English Department

MR. EARLYE BARRON
Department Head Counselor

MR. BUDDY DAVIS MR. GERALD KERSEY MR. JAMES OVERBY MR. GENE ROBERTS MISS LYRA TEMPLE

Herald Sponsor Shield Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor F.T.A, Sponsor
Senior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor

Mystery lovers are held in eager suspense as Mrs. Pauline Cole supply teacher, attempts to unravel one
of Edgar Allan Poe's carefully-written plots

Social Science Department

MISS MERLE BAKER
U. S. Government
World History

General Business

MR. ROBERT
COLLINS
General Business
D.E. Club Sponsor:
D.E. Coordinator

MR, LEONARD
GREENFIELD
Georgia History

Civics

Around

MR. ADRIN STATON
Department Head

Beta Club Sponsor
American History
World History

Civics

MR. BOB LOTT
Civics
World History

Georgia History

the world in 180 days!

D. PARRISH

General Business

Sctence Department

MR. ALBERT HANSON
Department Head
Biology

Chemistry

MR. S. J. T. PRICE
General Science

Health

MR. WILLIAM R ' MR. CLAXTON WALKER

BELI Gene ral Science
General Science ' j ; Health
Biology

Standing in the new chemistry laboratory, Mr. Hanson w

onders which young scientist will be
launched first

Wath Department

MR. FRANK KUHR
Department Head

Algebra

Picture
Not
Available

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MRS. LAURINE DAVIS MRS. PAULINE NOT PICTURED
Also English MORGAN

Science MR. B. H. STUBBS

Also English

A square has only 4 sides?

Commercial Depariment

MRS. HELEN REESE
Department Head
Bookkeeping, Shorthand
Business Math, Typing
_ iL Student Council Sponsor

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MRS, ELSIE TAYLOR

Vocational Office Training
Business English

Typing

F.B.L.A. Sponsor

But, please, Mrs. Reese! I missed that part between Dear Sir and Yours truly

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MR. GLENN BACON

Glee Club Instructor

MR. ED GOETZMAN
Band Instructor

School's first band makes rapid strides

MRS. MARIE KELLEY
Department Head

MRS. DAISY PIERCE

MRS. ANN TURNER
Also Science

Above: The Family Related Class learns how to raise parents
Right: Ah! The way to a mans heart
Below: They sew a fine seam

Shope

Printe

MR. MARVIN TYRE
Herald Advisor

MR. ROBERT BARNES

MR. GRADY HATFIELD

Looking for something ?

MR. W. A. GRAVES

The Chief and his crew inspect a mock-up wiring job

Kada

Future radiotricians locate a shorted condenser

MR. MALCOM D. JONES

MR E. L. WHITT

How are you fixed for plumbing?

Wood

1 board 1 10" bench saw = 2 boards

MR. R. L. JOHNSON

NOT PICTURED:
MR. THOMAS W. LYLES

Instructor

Mr. Thomas W. Lyles gives pointers on accurate drafting

Wachine

A shaper is all set to transform a steel block.

MR. S. E. SINGLETON

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NOT PICTURED

MR. JAMES P. LOVET1
Instructor

sut back together, but there's a can full of parts left over

Refrigeration and
bn 7 ete. .

Here freon races through a mock-up unit

MR. HENRY
STRINGFELLOW

MISS WINNIE HOWARD

Miss Howard gives the final touch to her latest hair style

Barbering

) future master barbers work toward perfection

MR. CHARLES R. HUNT

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JAMES ANDERSON

Student Council 4; Superlative
JACKIE BARFIELD
Junior Class Vice-President 4; Herald Staff News
Editor 4; DE Club Reporter 4; Debating Team 5;

Senior Class President 5; Herald Staff Feature Editor
5; DE Club 4, 5; Superlative

LINDA BISHOP
FBLA Club 5, Secretary 5; VOT 5

LARRY BLOODWORTH

OFFICERS

JAN ROWLAND

Secretary

JACKIE BARFIELD

President

JUNE EASON
Vice-President

MURL ELEAM

Treasurer

JOARLYN BROWN

Reporter

PRISCILLA BOSTICK

TA DI
JACKII BRAY

JOARLYN BROWN

Class Reporter FBLA VOT

MARGARET BROWN

DONALD BURNHAM

MARY CARROLI

DE Club

INDIA CASEY
TA Library Club 4; Science Club

JAMES "PUG" CHURCHWELL

ROBERT FULLER
Superlative
TOMMY GOINGS

Herald Staff 4 Copy Editor 4, Managing Editor

CARL GORDON
Football Team 4
GYPSY HAYGOOD

FBLA 5; Wolverettes 5; FHA 3; Softball 5

PEGGY DAVIES

Herald Staff 4; Wolverette Athleti

ball Tean

JUNE EASON

Senior Class Vice-President 5; DE Club Reporte

Beta Club 5; Superlative

NOT PICTURED:
PATRICIA FARMER
te Athletic Club 5; Basketball 5

EDWARD FOSTER, JR.

Herald Staff 3, 4, 5, Sports Editor 4, 5; Library
Club 3; Debate Team 5; Glee Club 4; Inter-School
Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer 5; Science Club
{; Student Council 4; Superlative

NANCY HOLLOMON
FBLA 5, Vi

PEGGY HOLMES

SPENCER HORNI
Beta Clul i Science (
BILLIE ANN JONES

ar n VOT

JANE KING

Secret i: Hera
VOT

Stat t

FBLA

MARTHA KNIGHI

DE CLUB 4; FBLA 5; VOT 5; Super

WILLYENE LASSETTER

BARBARA LEWIS

Library

RACHEL MILLS
FBLA lreasurer; VOT
BOBBY MOORI

Football Tea Superla

NORMA NEWSOMI

Baseball 5; Softball

Wolverettes Athletic Club

Assistant 5

TH PICKETT

PATRICIA LYLES
FBLA
CHARLES MARTIN

DE Clut S

MICHAEL MARTIN

MARIE McGUIRI

JACQUELINE PRINCE
ELIZABETH ROBERTS

ent Council 5, Treasurer 5
hletic Club $ Volley
Softball 5; Superlative

JANELLE ROBERTS
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AYE ROUNDTREI
y Club 5
JAN ROWLAND

DE Club 4; VOT 5; FBLA 5; Senior Class Secretary
Band 5, Reporter 5; Debating Tean

WILMA SAMS
LYNETTE SMITH

Herald Staff 4, 5, Feature Editor 4, Editor
5; Debating Team 5; Superlative

CAROL STALLWORTH
FBLA
GAYNELL TANNER

FTA

MARTHA THARPI

FTA i; Beta Club 1
Class Secretary 4; DE Club
urer Basketbal

GRACIE TINDOI
FTA 4, Reporter 4; FBLA
ZIANA UNDERWOOD

W olverettes Y-Teens 5, Program Chau
ball Library Club 4 Secretary 4
Staff 4, Humor Editor 4; Shield Staft 4
Manager 4 ); Library Assistant

Club 4, 5, President 5; Basketball
Cheerleader 4

BARBARA VALENTINE

Student Council 4, 5, Corresponding Secretary 4
President Volleyball 5; Herald Staff News Editor
Cheerleader Y-Teens 5: Wolverettes 5

Superlative

LARRY WALKER

RUNELLE WARD
FTA 5; Beta 5
KATHERINE WHIDBY

FHA FTA 4; Library Assistant {- FBI

NOT PICTURED

RICHARD POWELI
Football 3; Basketball 3; Superlative
CARL PRUETT
DE Club 5; Superlative
JOHNNY SHORES IEROME GRAVES

Football 5; Basketball 5; Baseball 5 Herald Staff 5: FTA 5

Senator Superlatives

WITTIEST BEST ALL-AROUND

Ruth Pickett Jackie Barfield
Richard Powell Pug Churchwell

A 4, 5 :
MURL ELEAM
reasurer 4; Student Council Treasurer
S reasurer Shield Staff 3 H

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CUTEST

> %. : Joarlyn Brown
Carl Pruett
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MOST ATHLETIC

Peggy Holmes
Pug Churchwell

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Left Center

MOST POPULAR

Eddie Foster
Liz Roberts

BEST LOOKING

Willyene Lassetter
James Anderson

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED

Lynette Smith
Donald Burnham

FRIENDLIEST

Barbara Valentine
Mike Martin

Right Center
MOST COURTEOUS

Martha Knight
Bobby Moore

MOST INTELLIGENT

June Eason
Robert Fuller

Last Will aud Jestament

, James Anderson, leave my accent to Butch Peeler.

Jackie Barfield, will my ability to talk and still
make A in deportment to Beatrice Walker.

, Linda Bishop, leave my meekness to Barbara Hart

Larry Bloodworth, leave to Bill Mathews my
catty haircut.

We, Priscilla Bostick and Wilma Sams, leave our
freckles to Pat Lavender because we don't want
them.

, Jackie Bray, will my high socks to Tiney Hobbs

, Joarlyn Brown, will my cuteness to Dorothy Comp-
ton.

Margaret Brown, will my eyes to Martha Purser
in hopes she can make A in bookkeeping.

, Donald Burnham, hereby leave my talent to Jerrell
Burns.

, Mary Carroll, will my desk in room 210 to Roger
Boutwell; may he receive more learning than I did

, India Casey, will my laugh to Nan Cannon, hoping
she will be recognized.

Pug Churchwell, will my athletic ability to Duanne
Campbell; may he do a better job.

Peggy Davies, hereby will my conscienciousness to
Nancy Blount.

June Eason, will my high heels to Janelle Watts;
maybe she will wear a pair one day.

, Murl Eleam, will Papa Graves to Sonny McNeil
in hopes he can do more with him than I did.

Eddie Foster, will my ability to get away with mis-
chief to Pee Wee Spivey. Have fun.

Robert Fuller, will the running of Beta Club to
Lavern Johnson.

I, Tommy Goings, will my black leather jacket to
John Wingate.

I, Carl Gordon, will my motor to Yvonne Kight.

, Gypsy Haygood, will my ability to get along with

the teachers to Carleen Dykes in hopes she will
stay out of trouble.

, Peggy Holmes, will my athletic ability to Evelyn

Fountain.

Spencer Horne, will my senior candy to the
junior class.

, Jane King, leave anything I dont need for life;

but there is nothing I have that I dont need.

, Martha Knight, will my long fingernails to June

Jackson.

Barbara Lewis, will my willingness to work to
Gracie Anderson.

Patricia Lyles, leave my fertilizer to Sandra Mc-
Guire in hopes that she might grow some.

, Bobby Moore, will my politeness to Bruce Arche-

belle

Lynette Smith, will my position as Editor of the
Herald to my sister, Edris Smith.

Martha Tharpe, leave my height to Clyde Potts.

, Ziana Underwood, leave my ability to have a rock-

ing and rolling good time to Lavern Sargent.

Ruth Pickett, will my position as captain of the
cheerleaders to loud mouth Hazel Thompson.

Richard Powell, will my stubbornness to Ann Cox.
Jackie Prince, will my hairdo to Glenda Ashley.

Elizabeth Roberts, will my pigeon toes back to
the pigeons.

, Jan Rowland, leave my crazy expressions to Beatrice

Davis.

, Johnny Shores, will my quietness to Joe Crossan

even though he'll never use it.

, Barbara Valentine, leave my beauty spot to Dianne

Crawford.

Senior Prophecy

rs be doing ten year m now t's go into the future and read some of the
arried in the n aper f the day. We shall read their accomplishments

(Berne, Switzerland Man of the year went to
itzerla
Bobby Moore for his contribution to Science. He

got out of

(New York) ddie yst has risen to the top

at last. He has gone int x-time journalism with
the TIMES. He is now head janitor

(Miami) Robert Fuller rode his dog, Flea Hound,

Farmer to his leventeenth win of the season here today

ner
(Rome) Ziana Underwood has just been pro-
moted te d ll ringer here in the Cathedral
ide Pus
ball when (Hollywood ) Margaret Brown is now head of
lollar-tw the casting department for Warner Brothers. She
has been cast out more times in the past ten years

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than anyone else

Carl Gordon really has the luck o the
le his seventh million here last week
yus oil well, Lizzie started flowing

Ruth Pickett le the position
on the an chee rleading
yelling (Paris) Fashion designer Martha Knight just
introduced a new look called the way for tall girls

Rowland is still selling tickets to look short:"" she expects the line to go a long way

and

waiting for her flyboy to
(Berlin) U.S. counter-espionage agent Larry
Bloodworth returned to the East Zone and will be
Lynette Smith, who came from gone for several years. They caught him smoking a
motel owners, has opened a motel Camel behind the Curtain
Arab tribesmen
(Macon) Martha (formerly Tharpe) had her
dentures was third child t y and i 1 it James, in honor
birthday to- of her sen

(Metropolis ) Superman is out of business. Charlie

(New Yor! Barbara Valentine is working in Martin clipped his hair and took away his strength

the research department at Helena Rubenstein's hair

dye lab Her 4
(New York) Donald Burnham has finally made

splash on Broadway. He leaped off the Empire
State Building

(Moscow ) Some per ple have all the luck. Johnny
Shores has been given permission to write a novel on

Casey hi ust finished a :
ey has jus she Hot eAl hall Slave. Remember the good
{; Laugh Made Me

like show busi

OFFICERSSeated: Alvin Blount, secretary; Grace Anderson, president; June Jackson
vi resident. Standing: Nora McGhee, director Tiney Hobbs

Dykes, treasurer; Janelle Watts, director

reporter; Sara

Bobby Alligood
Grace Anderson
Bruce Archebelle

Rachel Archibald
Glenda Ashley
Alvin Blount
Nancy Blount

Roger Boutwell
Johnny Brock

Jerrell Burns
Duanne Campbell

Nan Cannon
Mary Carr

Larry Collins
Dorothy Compton

Billy Corbin
Ann Cox

Dianne Crawford
Joe rosson

Harry Davidson
Beatrice Davis
Frank DeLoach
Carleen Dykes

Patricia Dykes
Sara Dykes
Wilbur Fogarty

Evelyn Fountain

Pat Fountain
Peggy Hatcher

Troy Hawkins

Margaret Hill
Tiney Hobbs
June Jackson
LaVern Johnson

Jimmy Jones

Yvonne Kight
Pat Lavender
Homer Leslie

Wayne Lyde
Nora McGhee
Sandra McGuire
Alvin McNeil

W. F. Marks
Bill Mathews
Billy Meadows
Wendell Metts

Linda Riley
Bruce Rowland
Bill Saffold

Lavern Sargent
Grace Screws
Edris Smith
Rhett Smith

James Spivey
Rad Stringfellow
Hazel Thompson
Harold Varner

Beatrice Walker
Janelle Watts
John Wingate

Not Pictured:
Charles Cowart
Hugh Molton
Gere Odum
Walter Perkins

Elayne Prince

Henry Miller
Arthur Mobley
Betty Patterson
Joel Peacock

Rebecca Peacock
ig lyde Potts
Martha Purser
Faye Reams

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Betty Adams

John Adams
Harris Armstrong
Charles Ashley
Tony Ashley

Gene Bedgood
Terry Bedingfield
Alice Bessinger
Jimmy Brantley

Phyllis Brantley
Joyce Bray }

Franklin Bridges
Patsy Bruce

Wayne Bruce
Wendell Bruce
Donnie Butts
Ralph Cameron

Darivia Campbell
Linda Carmichel
Rance Cantrell
Gary Cheek

Jeanita Cheek
Charles Churchwell
Bernard Clayton
Bernice Clayton

Carolyn Clements
Linder Coleman
Jimmy Conner
Frank Cain

Cecil Davidson
Dorothy Davis
Carolyn Deason
Larry Dent

Jewell Douglas
Charlotte Faulkner
Riley Flowers
Baynard Floyd

Sharon Floyd
Gail Fowler
Barbara Garnto
Margie Garnto

Glenn Gladney
A. J. Grizzard
Charles Hamlin
Melba Hamm

gs

Billy Happoldt

Ozie Haralson
Barbara Hart
Rebecca Hayes

Jackie Heath

Bill Hembree
Randall Herring
Gail Hersh
Charlie Hester
Terry Hitchcock

David Holcomb
Dwight Howell
Bobby Jackson
Victoria Johnson

Phil Keen
Jean Kelly
Sammy Knight
Larry Knowles

Margie McClain
Roslyn McClain
Brady McDuffie
Jean McGhee

Dewey Martin
Doylene Mathis
Kay Mercer
Ouida Mimbs

Rachel Mitchell
Kenneth Mullis
Pat Norman

Leonora O' Ware

James Parker

Mary Ann Peavy
William Peeler
Shirley Perkins
Mary Ann Potter

Dennis Powell
Bobby Purvis
Delores Reid

Paul Rigby
Fonzell Robertson

Not Pictured:

Albert Cantrell
Walter Cox

Ronnie Ryles

Danny Sams
Clifford Scarborough
Robert Sellers

Linda Shipman
Tommy Shores
Christine Smallwood
Bennie Spires

James Stanley
Sara Stewart
Claude Sutton
Joel Tapley

Larry Tanner

Earl T hompson
Solemna Velasquez
Tim Vining

De lores Wade
Sandra Walden
Zack Webb
Sue White

Loyd Epps Alton Flowers
James Floyd Patty Jones

Laverne Lamb
Patricia Lewis

Carol Whitehead
Leon Williams
Sammy Wilson
David Wood

James Wo rd
Sylvia Wood
Patsy Wright
Ellen Younger

Anthony Lynn
Ronnie Nelson
Linda Robertson
James Sutton
Jimmy Walden
Charles Whitehead
Larry Woods
Peggy Wright

James Addisor Preshmen

Betty Andersotr
Genene Arnold

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7 Troy Ashley
Francene Barbee
Dennis Barfield
n Jerry Barfoot

Rachel Barkwell
Janice Beeland

Tommy Benge

Earl Benson

John Berkner
Patsy Bishop
Lamar Blair
Bobbie Blount

Paul Bohannon
Barney Booth
Gail Bradley

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Paula Brewer
Alton Britt
Annette Brooks
Lawrence Brown
Libby Brown

Reggie Brown
Barbara Buckelew
Donald Burkes
Arlene Campbell
Charles Carter

Bertha Causey
Mavis Cochran
Homer Coley
Linda Collier

Myrtle Conners
Sandra Corbin
Larry Cowart
Ray Cox

( ordell ( rabb
Brenda Cranford
Lola Crapps
Hazel Crosby

Colin rumpton
William Davidson
William DeLee
Betty Del oach

Joseph Dixon
Charles Doven
Virginia Ellis
James Entrekin

Linda Floyd
Wayne Forbes
He len Foster
Patsy Fowler

William Fowler

Bobby Fuller
Barbara Garrett
Barbara Gay
Marjorie Glore

Fay e Gor pe

Patricia Googe
Eddie Hambrick
Marie Hammonds
Pat Haygood
Bobby Hayes

Grady Holly
Wade Howard
Mable Howie
Chuck Ivey

Billy Jackson
Howard Jackson
Danny Johnson
Ann Jones

Grady Jones

Johnnie Jones

Patricia Jones
Ri hard Jones

Robe rt Jones
Barbara Kelly
Saundra Kendrick
Larry King

Helen Lamb

Barry Lancaster
Ola Mae Larrimore
Charles Lawson

Thelma London
Wynona McConnel
Bonnie McClymonds
Linda McClain
Betty McCranie

Billy McDuffie
Leon McGahee
Cary Marshall
Franklin Martin
Tommy Massengale

Wilma Miller
Betty Jo Mitchel
Geneva Mixon
Frank Molton
Carol Moore

Geneva Moore
John Morrison
Jim Mullis

Ruthie Mullis

Betty Murphy
James Myrick
Joe Norman
William Odom

Frank Owen
Clara Padgett
Johnny Parrish

Davinia Parsons

Jimmy Parsons
Billy Peacock
Mary Peacock
JoAnn Peavy

Mary Jane Phillips
William Pike
Jimmy Potts
Tony Prather
Artha Purser

Betty Reed
Robert Reed
Evelyn Reynolds
Mickey Roberts
Rozelle Roberson

Lynn Robinson
Donald Rodeheaver
Bobby Rowland
Clifford Rumney
Patsy Rumney

James Sapp
Jean Scarborough
Horace Scott
Billy Sharpe

Thelma Shirah
Larry Silas
Willie Silvers

Bobby Simmons

Ruben Simmons
Ronnie Stevenson
Helen Stewart
Reggie Stringfellow

Earl Stripling
Ruthie Strom
Albert Suiter
Daniel Thomas

Ester Thompson
Bill Tyler

Charles Ussery

James Utting

Lynn Wadford
Sue Watkins
Felton Watson
Lavada Walker
Herbert Wallace

Howard Weeks
Sandra Whitehurst
Stanley Whittington
Jimmy Wilkerson
Barbara Williams

James Williams
Shirley Wood
Terry Wood

J B Woodard
Charles Worley

Not Pic tured
Ellen Benson
Benny Bowden
Donald Breter
Larry Brown
Bonnie Clymonds
Larry Cowart
Paul Johnston
Jimmie Miller

Elizabeth Mixon
Donnie Moore
James Ramage
Freddie Truesdalk
Carl Venable

Jayne Wright
Mary Yawn

Sub- freshmen

Charles Amerson
Louise Archibald
Billy Arnett

Billy Barfield

Lee Becham

Linda Benson

Claude Blalock
Alexander Bloodworth
Shirley Bloodworth

Harry Blount

Lois Bohannon
Thelma Bohannon
Nell Bowdoin
Darius Brantley

Charles Broadnax
Donald Brooks
Garland Brown
Peggy Brown
Tommy Brown

William Busbee
John By rd
Bobby ampbell
Clarence Clayton
Cecil Cobb

David Cobb
Larry Cobb
Jerry Cochran
Charles Collier
Donna Craig

David Creamer
Sanford Darby
Patricia Davidson
Thomas Deems
Becky Dixon

Ronnie Garrett
Robin Gaskin
Marilyn George
Richard Gilbert
Joe Gillis

Tommy Gilman
Lawrence Greek
A. W Gregory
Inez Gregory
Gwen Hamlin

Nancy Hamrick
Mary Harden
Zeph Harris
Ruby Hatcher
Patricia Hayes

Gary Heath
Barbara Hester
Montine Hightower
Carl Hill

Carol Hitche ock

Jerry Edwards

Janet I lsasser
Lee Ethridge
Franklin Evans
Ronald Evans

Elaine Fears
Johnny Findley
Windell Fogarty
Dorothy Fort
Dav id I oster

Dealous Fowler
Marcia Francis
Mary Francis
Acie Fuller

James Furney

Nancy Holland
Carey Hopper
Joy Horton
Marilyn Horton
P tt Hi tto

Mike Jackson
Ruby Jackson
Donald Jarriel
Elizabeth Johnson

Linda Johnson

Vernon Johnsotr
Bynum Johnston
John Kemp

Pat Kem}
Joseph Kent

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Larry Kent

Paul Kitchens
Charlie Land
Charles Leggett
Edward Lemming

Clyde Long
Nicholas Long
Robert Lynn
James McCranie
Barbara McDade

Ann McDuffie

Owen McDuffie
Joseph McGhee
Frederick Maloy
Jerry Malone

Joyce Martin
Ronnie Martin
Johnny Maynard
Charles Meeks
Carol Mercer

Larry Powers
William Pruitt
Wallace Purser
Betty Redfern
Robert Register

Bobby Riezinger
John Rigby
Jimmy Roberts
Del Roquemore
Bruce Roundtree

Larry Rowe

Ann Rozar
Geneva Rumney
Elizabeth St. Johns
Alvin Sanders

Russell Sanders
George Saxon
Robert Sheffield
Clifford Sheppard
Martha Shores

Billy Mitchell
Ross Mosley
Geraldine Murphy
Tommy Nelson
James Nicholson

John Ogden
Judye Payne
Curtis Peacock

Je yhnny Peacoc k
Russell Peterman

Penelope Phillips
Carolyn Pierce
Carolyn Pike
Wallace Pittman

Jerry Pool

Charles Silvers
Leon Simmons
Jo Ann Simone
Arthur Smith

Dorothy Smith
Edward Smith
Erline Smith
Noble Smith

Sandra Smith

Helen Sparks
Cindy Spencer
Janet Spires
Larry Spires
Harvey Spivey

Morris Spivey
Lamar Stanley
Aloma Stocks
Frank Sutton

Linda Tanner

Herbert Taylor

Dollie Mae Thompson
Raymond Thompson
Emory Tidwell

Marie Tompkins
William Tucker
Ann Upshaw
Cecil Upshaw
Patsy Van Etten

Annie Mae Wagner
Naomi Waites
Benjie Walters
Jeraldine Watson
Larry Watson

NOT PICTURED:

Elliot Adams
Sanford Barley
Charles Bickley
Joe Breland
James Cantrell
Donald Chumley
David Crook
John Dixon

Douglas Floyd
Ronnie Harrington
Grady Holley
Peggy Hunt
Glenda Hutto
Barbara Kelly
Larry Land

Mazie Martin

Tommy Watson
Dorothy White
Sue White

Jeanette Whitehead

Richard Wimberly
Raymond Wood ;
Ola Mae Woods
Azalea Wright

Sybil Wright
Jeann Yaughn
Bob Yawn

James Robert Young

Buddy McLemore
Andrew Mobley
Franklin Molton
Marjorie Nipper
Nash Padgett

Jo Ann Peacock
Mary Jane Phillips
Larry Silvers

Madison Smith
Alice Spires
John Watson
James Wilder
James Wilkes
Glenda Willerson
Patsy Williams
Peggy Williams

From the looks of these faces, lunch time is one of the most enjoyable periods of the whole day

Library
Miss Wheeler's competence and ver-
satility and willingness to help any
student or teacher at any time in any

way has made her an inseparable part
of Hughes

MISS GERALDINE WHEELER
Librarian

Library Club Sponsor

HULA Sponsor

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All roads lead to the library

Because the library is not limited to any one department, shop, or class, it is used more than any other part of the school
Resourceful reading for almost any subject of interest to a student may be found in its 6,000 volumes, 9 sets of encyclo
pedias, 70 periodicals, and hundreds of pamphlets. Having more than 2,200 users monthly, the library lends an average
of some 1,200 volumes each month.

The photograph above depicts a typical scene. Some students are reading for class reports; some, for pleasure; others, for personal

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COACH WILLIAM R. BELL COACH THOMAS W. LYLES

Football Line Coach Football Line Coach

COACH BOB LOTT

B" Team Football = COACH C. D. PARRISH
and Baseball i B'' Team Basketball

COACH GODFREY (GOOT) STEINER
Head Coach
Head of Physical Education Department

Below: Churchwell sprint

paw

unt brings down Above: Peeler blocks

the pigskin against Vidalia

Butcl Peeler stops a Vidalian

m his tracks

Spires hardly touches the ground
in carrying the ball against the

Panthers

GARY CHEEK
Center

Aughes

BUTCH PEELER
Fullback

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PUG CHURCHWELL
Quarterback

BENNIE SPIRES
Halfback

COACH BELL

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CECIL DAVIDSON CHARLES CHURCHWELL
End Tackle

Foottall

ALVIN BLOUNT
End

BOBBY ROWLAND
Team Manager

Wolverines
Saag

LARRY TANNER FRANKY OWENS BOBBY FULLER
Halfback Halfback Guard

LEFT TO RIGHT: Benny Spires, Buddy Shores, Coach S < :
\ ires 1d ores 0% teir 3 AC A Pug ir J
is ica tea ee ch Steiner. BACK ROW: Pug Churchwell

Bennie Spires
Donnie Moore
Gary Cheek
Pug Churchwell

In a tilt with Jackson, the ball is kept high

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SB Basketball Jeam

FIRST ROW David
Crook, Tim Vining, James
Utting Wendell Bruce
Wayne Bruce SECOND
ROW Bobby Simmons
James Sapp Charles
Churchwell, Larry Tanner
and Coach Parrish

MRS. EDITH GERHARD1
InstructorGirls Physical Education

onsor of Wolverettes Athletic Club, Cheerleaders, anc
Y-Teens

JUNIOR-SENIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMESENIORSLeft to right: Norma
Newsome, Peggy Holmes. JUNIORSLeft to right: Glenda Ashley, Hazel Thon pson and Jan

elle Watts

THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME AND TROPHYFIRST ROW, left to right
Co-Captain. SECOND ROW

Nora McGhee, Glenda Ashley, Mrs. Edith Gerhardt, Instructor; Janelle Watts, and Tiney Hobbs

WINNERS OF
Rachel Archibald, Lavern Sargent, Captain; Hazel Thompson,

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERSSEATED: Mrs. Edith Gerhardt, Sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT
Charlotte Faulkner, Hazel Thompson, Co-Captain; Barbara Hart, Ruth Pickett, Captain; Rachel
Archibald. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Valentine

B" TEAM CHEERLEADERSKNEELING: Mary Yawn, Co-Captain; Patsy Bishop, Captain

LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Bishop, Barbara Williams, Mrs. Gerhardt, Sponsor, Sue Watkins, Linda
Tanner

rtctivities aud Clubs

Stickd Staff

The staff hurriedly tries to meet the final deadline

Left to right: Ruth Pickett, Typist; Gene Bedgoed, Typist; Ziana Underwood, Layout Editor; Bar-
bara Hart, Advertising Manager; Laverne Sargent, Typist; Hazel Thompson, Editor-in-Chief; Sara
Dykes, Typist; Mr. Gerald Kersey, Advisor

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THE NEGATIVE TEAMLeft: Jan Rowland, Jackie Barfield THE AFFIRMATIVE TEAMLeft: Edris Smith, Lynette Smith

Hughes first debate team, coached by Mr. Glenn Bacon, made a remarkable showing D y
in the literary meets in Macon and McRae

Drama

Linda Shipman and Tommy Goings check the script of the one-act play which placed 4th in the
regional meet in Perry. Tommy was given the Best Actor award. Mr. Bacon directed the play

The _ staff spends
long toilsome hours
producing a newsy pa-

per every m ynth

SEATED: Edris Smith, Barbara Valentine, Humor Editor; Tiney Hobbs, Copy Editor; Lynette
Smith, Editor-in-Chief; Tommy Goings, News Editor; David Foster, Dianne
FIRST ROW: Solemno Velasquez, Dorothy Compton, Carleen Dykes, Mr. Davis, Sponsor;
Ann Cox, Janelle Watts, Martha Purser, Mr. Tyre, Sponsor; Charlotte Faulkner. NOT PIC-

TURED: Eddie Foster, Sports Editor; Dorothy Davis, Feature Editor; Donald Burnham,
Art Editor

Crawford

FRONT, left to right: Margaret Brown, Secretary; Robert Fuller, President; Sara Dykes,
Vice-President; June Jackson, Treasurer; Ann Cox, Reporter. SECOND; Jean McGhee, June
Eason, Martha Tharpe, Mr. Staton, Advisor. BACK: Marie McGuire,

John Wingate,
mentarian; Pug Churchwell, Peggy Holmes, Spencer Horne

The Beta Club is
composed only of those
students who excel in
scholarship, leadership,
and character.

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Without the energetic
help of these assistants,
the library could not
possibly get its work
done

SEATED: Peggy Holmes, Barbara Garnto, Secretary; Tina Smallwood, Treasurer: Solemna Velas
quez, President; Miss Wheeler, Sponsor. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Gail Bradley, Barbara Lewis,
Phyllis Brantley, Carleen Dykes, Patricia Dykes. STANDING, SECOND ROW: Gene Bedgood,
Barbara Hart, Robert Fuller, Ziana Underwood Janelle Watts, Paul Rigby

SEATED: Edward Lemming, Jerry Pool, Frankie Molton, Bobby Alligood, Mary Frances, Pat
Fowler, Bertha Causey. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Gail Bradley, Barbara Lewis, Phyllis Brantley
STANDING, SECOND ROW: William Pike, Pete Hutto, Sergeant-at-Arms; Tim Johnson, Miss Libnary Clah
Wheeler, Sponsor; Paul Rigby, Gene Bedgood, President. NOT PICTURED: Fay Roundtree, Vice-

President; Bill Tyler, Secretary-Treasurer; David Foster, Reporter

Having learned to
appreciate good read-
ing, these students
have made books their
friends.

FIRST ROW: Alvin McNeil
SECOND ROW: Martha Purser, Christine Smallwood

James Anderson
FOURTH ROW: Larry
Morgan, Sponsor

THIRD ROW: Mrs. Reese
McDuffie, Arthur Mobley
Bishop, Ola Mae Larrimore,

Future
Teachers of

smevtea

Leadership ability, a
wholesome character and
personality, and mental
and physical vigor are re-
quirements of those in the

ETA

Spt ymnsor:

Hobbs, Barbara

FIRST ROW

President; Marie
Fountain, Treasurer

Sandra Walker

Responsible citizen
ship at home, at work,
at play, as well as at
school, is encouraged by
the council

Student
Counc

Valentine, Gracie Anderson, June Jackson
Sara Dykes, Joann Simmone, Virginia Ellis

Thelma London, Rachel Archibald, Ann
Cobb, Donald Burkner, Doris Scott, Patsy

Jean McGhee, Program Chairman; Linda Riley, Second Vice-President; Jackie Bray
Sochran, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Miss Lyra Temple, Sponsor; Evelyn

India Casey, Gene Bedgood, Davinia Parsons, Sara Dykes, Francine Barbee

in

ROW

sor; Wendell

Burns Marie
Rhett Smith, Wayn
John Wingate

D.E. course, these students

vicing

Destrtbutive Education Club

Future Gusiness Leaderw of rtmerica

The F.B.L.A. seeks to develop competent and aggressive business leadership through
strengthening the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work.
The club includes the vocational office training class, made up of senior girls receiving
on-the-job training

FIRST ROW Margaret
Brown, Nancy Holloman
Vice-President Linda
Bishop, Jane King, Presi-
len Rachel Mimbs, Liz
oberts Rep Runelle
rd. SECOND ROW
Lyles, Jan Rowland
Stallworth Nan
Jo Brown, Gracie
Parliamentarian
athryn Whidby. THIRD
ROW: Mrs. Taylor, Spon-
sor; Martha Knight, Billie
Ann Jones, Lynette Smith
Jackie Bray, Wilma Sams
Gypsy Haygood

The purposes of F.H.A.
are:

1. To emphasize the
importance of
worthy home mem-

bership.

. To encourage de-
mocracy in home
and community life.

. To foster the de-
velopment of crea-
tive leadership in
home and communi-

ty life.

. To promote a grow-
ing appreciation _of
the joys and satisfac-
tions of homemak-

ing.

FIRST ROW: Nora McGhee, Treasurer; Faye Googe, Historian; Kay Mercer, Vice-President; Pat
Googe, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mable Howie, Mary Yaughn, Barbara Ann Williams, Marie
Hammons, Patty Jones, Jeanette Whitehead. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor; Patsy Bishop,
Ellen Younger, Francine Barbee, Sue Watkins, Ruthie Mullis, Patty Fowler, Sandra Corbin
FOURTH ROW: Barbara Kelly, Naomi Waites, Elizabeth Mixon, Wilma Miller, Jean Scarborough,
Patsy Hayes, Mrs. Pierce, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Pat Sellers, Barbara McDade, Jeanie Yaughn,

atarve Mary Phillips, Carol Smith, Geneva Mixon, Penny Phillips, Mrs. Turner, Sponsor. SIXTH ROW:
Bertha Causey, Montine Hightower, Helen Lamb, Johnnie Mae Jones, Betty Anderson, Zeph

Harris, Arlene Campbell

Aomemarerds
of

stmervica

The Shield Staff is genuinely grateful to the businesses who chose to put their ad-
vertisements in this year's annual. By having done this, they placed in the students hands
a permanent record of the leading businesses in Macon and surrounding communities.

DUDLEY M. HUGHES
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Bibb County Board of Education

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Vocational Training for Everyone
"IT'S FUN TO LEARN TO EARN"
Trade and Industrial Education
Distributive Education

Homemaking Education

he's minding

YOUR

business

HELP YOUR
HEART FUND

HELP YOUR HEART

GIVE

YOUR HEART IS HIS BUSINESS. He's a research
scientistone of thousands supported by the Heart
Fund. His life is dedicated to finding the unknown
causes of the heart diseases, and new methods of
treating and preventing them. He and your Heart

Association have made your heart their business.

YOUR HEART IS YOUR BUSINESS. Whatever your
way of life, your future depends on your heart.
Heart disease causes personal suffering and under-
mines the happiness and economic welfare of the

family. No one no child or adult is immune.

THE HEART FUND IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.
When you support the Heart Fund, you help all
hearts. You support heart researchand you make
it possible for your Heart Association to bring the
latest advances in heart research to you and your
family through your doctor.

GENEROUSLY for EVERY HEART YOU LOVE

THIS MESSAGE CONTRIBUTED BY YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER

DAVISON 'S

TELLING TEENS TODAY...

CHRIST IS THE ONLY WAY"

Youth for Christ
470 FIRST STREETMACON, GEORGIA

en et C. W. FARMER CO.
INGLESIDE COFFEE SHOP

2835 Ingleside Avenue
MACON, GEORGIA

Phone SH 3-0386 521 FIFTH STREET

ROCK'S GRILL

BALKCOMS PHARMACY ia te hes

The Prescription Store MACON, GEORGIA

294 Main Street SH 3-9337 | |

MACON, GEORGIA c.%

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DIXIE
TIRE AND RECAPPING CO.
The Finest in Recapping
520 Broadway SH 2.0017
MACON, GEORGIA

SLAUGHTER TIRE COMPANY
Fisk Tires
CORNER SECOND AND PLUM STREETS
Telephone SH 5-6557
MACON, GEORGIA

BIRDSEY FLOUR MILLS
Millers of Quality Flour
and
Corn Meal for
Three Generations
LOWER POPLAR STREET MACON

STARNES TUXEDO
RENTAL SERVICE

Tuxedos, Evening and Wedding
Gowns

All Accessories
DIAL SH 2-6573
2808 Napier Avenue
MACON, GA.

BURNS

Bricks
Build
Better
Buildings

Plant and Office
711 TENTH STREET
Telephone SH 3-8621
MACON GEORGIA

McCORD AUTO MART
611 SECOND STREET
PHONE SH 5-3324
"Your Friendly Used

Car Dealer

DANNENBERG'S

We Give S&H Green Stamps
Third and Poplar Streets
MACON

EMERICK'S CABINET SHOP
CabinetsFurniture
1822 HOUSTON AVENUE
Dial SH 5-8242
MACON, GEORGIA

Road Service

WHITTINGTON'S
SHELL SERVICE STATION

Wheel Balancing

CORNER RIVERSIDE DRIVE AND LEE ROAD

PHONE 3-8767

Tires, Batteries and Acc.

Washing and Greasing

Compliments of

MACON INDEPENDENT AUTO ASSOCIATION

AL RUSSELL'S USED CARS
BARNEY'S USED CARS
BENNETT-SMITH USED CARS
BROADWAY USED CARS
BROWN MOTOR COMPANY
COCHRAN MOTOR COMPANY
DOZIER'S USED CARS
DOMINEY'S USED CARS

EPPS MOTOR

HORNE'S USED CARS
LAVENDER MOTORS

M. & M. MOTORS

MILES USED CARS
MITZELL-WALKER USED CARS
MULLIS AUTO SALES
NORTHERN MOTOR COMPANY
O'NEAL-SMITH USED CARS

POPE-YARBOROUGH MOTOR COMPANY

GUS SMALL MOTOR COMPANY
SMITH & SON USED CARS

E. RAYMOND SMITH NEW & USED CARS

SOUTHSIDE MOTORS
SPARKS MOTOR COMPANY

Mackey Furniture Co.

"We Completely Furnish Your Home"
1744 Broadway
MACON
Dial SH 5-9048

865 Third Street

... 113 Second Street
1160 Broadway

711 Broadway

. 591 First Street
1044 Broadway

765 Third Street

688 Walnut Street
180 Fifth Street

510 Oglethorpe Street
Third Street

1289 Broadway

540 Hemlock

860 Third Street

377 Walnut Street

833 Third Street

3760 Houston Avenue
528 Hemlock Street
891 Second Street
814 Third Street

754 Broadway

811 Third Street

ANDERSON

CHEMICAL COMPANY
1620 WATERVILLE ROAD
DIAL SH 5-0466
Superior Water-Treating Chemicals
and

Complete Field Service

MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY
471 Second Street
MACON, GEORGIA
DIAL SHerwood 2-641 |
"Furniture to Suit the South's Taste)

Compliments of:
McCRARY ADAMS
CHAPTER NO. 9

DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS

4493 Houston Avenue
COLEMAN HEWETT

Commander

CHI-CHES-TERS PHARMACIES
MACON, GEORGIA
COLLEGE HILL INGLESIDE BACONSFIELD
Dial SH 2-8787 Dial SH 2-7325 _Dial SH 3-442
TATNALL SQUARE TOWN AND COUNTRY
Dial SH 2-366! Dial SH 6-6294

BUSH REFRIGERATION
& AIR CONDITIONING CO.

PHONE SH 5-1016 1094 COLUMBUS STREET

WILSON ELECTRIC CO., INC. MACON SHOE REPAIR

557 Pine Street
MACON, GEORGIA
Phone SH 3-8522
Electrical Motor Repair 525 THIRD STREET

COURSEY PHARMACY RHODES, INC.
Druggist to the FURNITURE
Cross Keys Area 369-371 Second Street

SH 39419 MACON, GA. 358-364 Cotton Avenue

STOKES-SHAHEEN, INC.

Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables
477 Hawthorne St.
SH 2-4517
MACON, GEORGIA

Thanks to the students, faculty, and friends here at Hughes who have

made the past three years the happiest and most profitable of my life.

| shall always remember you and what you have done for me.

EDDIE FOSTER

(Ad space purchased)

AMVETS POST 35
324 Cherry Street
MACON, GEORGIA
Dial SH 2-9559

BASKETTE PIANO CO.

"Where Quality
Is Higher Than Price."

368 First Street
MACON, GEORGIA
Dial SH 5-8675

SCHWOBILT

SUITS THE SOUTH"
411 Cherry Street

DUGGER
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.

594 Cotton Avenue
MACON, GEORGIA

Coleman Heating Equipment
Dealer

M. C. PITTMAN ROOFING

& PAINT COMPANY

"Serving Middle Georgia
Since 1926"

654 Plum Street SH 3-1336
MACON, GEORGIA

Education makes a people easy to lead, but
difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impos-
sible to enslave

HENRY BROUGHAM

DOZIER ELECTRIC

CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Box 589 Macon
Dial SH 6-5626

Dial SH 3-5945
SMITH AND SON

Automobiles
New and Used

"Look for the Little Car on
the Post

SECOND AND ARCH
MACON GEORGIA

VARSITY DRIVE-IN

Home of Those Famous Hams

1510 Forsyth Street
MACON, GEORGIA

Macon's Friendly Drive-In

You Bet | Want a
Kingburger

BURGER KING

"Service and Quality Is Our Motto"

PIO NONO AVENUE AND MONTPELIER

HARTNESS SUPPLY CO.
Scaffolding

Contractor's Supplies
DIAL SH 3-5316

Sales and Rentals

OLDHAM'S
101 PERSONS BUILDING
"Macon's Oldest Dispensing
Opticians"
DIAL SH 6-4866

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS

COMPANY

Paints Art Supplies
Wallpaper

458 SECOND STREET
Dial SH 2-7365
MACON, GEORGIA
Compliments of
RALSTON PURINA COMPANY
4460 Broadway

DIAL SH 6-431! Auto and Marine Supplies

Chris-Craft and Thompson Boats
Johnson Outboard Motors
A. S. HATCHER COMPANY
594 Third Street
MACON, GEORGIA

SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET

"Fine Furniture for Gracious Living

at Biggest Discount'

UP TO CASH UP TO
40% EASY TERMS 40%
DISCOUNT DISCOUNT
3096 Broadway, Macon Dial SH 6-354]

DEN-NAP ELECTRIC MOLD COMPANY
POST OFFICE BOX 1153
Manufacturers of Molds for Recapping Tires
MACON, GEORGIA
U. S. A.

DAGWOOD DeLOACH
BARBER SHOP ADAMS-FEAGIN

"We Need Your Head in Our Business" HARDWARE CO.

T. M. "DAGWOOD" DeLOACH, Owner Corner Walnut and Third Streets

We Specialize in Flat Top Haircuts DIAL SH 5-6515

4194 BROADWAY MACON, GEORGIA
DIAL SH 2-9566

Macon, Georgia

DRINK

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BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. BY

MACON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY

THE MACON TELEGRAPH
Morning

THE MACON NEWS
Afternoon
THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS
Sunday
"Middle Georgia's Favorite Newspapers

BAKER MAYFIELD COMPANY

Sales and Service
760 THIRD STREET
DIAL Sherwood 5-6526 MACON, GEORGIA

A Builder As Well As a Converter
of Georgias Resources

GEORGIA KRAFT COMPANY

Dial SHERWOOD 5-5421
489| MEAD ROAD MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of JUNIOR BOOTERY
BATEMANS "Any Toy Shown in Any

Catalog at the Listed Prices"

FOOD STORE NEXT TO THE BIBB THEATRE
"PURVEYORS OF FINE FOOD" Dial Sherwood 5-9206

MACON
PIANO EXCHANGE

Story and Clark
Estey
Janssen

Sohmer

CONN ELECTRIC ORGANS
Also Rebuilt Pianos

"DADIE'' MORGAN'S
AMOCO STATION
Amoco Products
U. S. Royal Tires
COLLEGE AND FORSYTH STREETS
Phone SH. 2-3002
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments

CRISTIANS BROS. CIRCUS

ELMER KAUFFMAN
Adv. Car. Mgr.

DIXIE CLEANERS

"South's Best One Hour Service''

3113 Pio Nono
DIAL SHerwood 5-1033

HAROLD REGISTER'S
SERV. STA.
3081 Houston Avenue
MACON, GEORGIA
Phone Sh. 2-9236

Compliments
S. M. LASSETTER'S
SERVICE STATION
2471 HOUSTON AVE.
Phone SH. 2-9645
MACON, GEORGIA

A Thinking Fellow Calls a Yellow

YELLOW CAB COMPANY
DIAL SH 2-6464

& H RESTAURANT
Good Food

COTTON AVENUE

TRIMBLE ADDING MACHINE

REPAIR SHOP
P.O. BOX 489
497 Broadway Dial SH 3-9636
MACON, GEORGIA

RODGERS
Seat Cover Center
TOM RODGERS, Owner and Operator

Complete
Auto and Furniture Upholstery

Dial SH 5-4323
546 ARCH STREET MACON, GA.

opinnoy
Re,

PhotographyPhotoengraving
Commercial and Industrial

Staff Photographers
TELEGRAPH AND NEWS

Phone SH 64-3509

SANITARY SUPPLY

AND CHEMICAL CO.
2120 SEVENTH STREET
PHONE SH 6-4828

Sanco Products
Johnson Waxes and Cleaners

Sweeping Compounds

Compliments of

JULIETTE MILLING CO.
520 Eight Street
MACON, GEORGIA
Phone SH 5-289]

BOZEMAN'S SERVICE CENTER
"One Stop Service Center"

Tires, Batteries,
and Accessories

3124 HOUSTON AVENUE
PHONE SH 6-295]

SOUTHERN

DISCOUNT COMPANY
329 COTTON AVE.MACON, GA.

THE STATIONERY SHOP
Commercial and Personalized
Printing

MARVIN L. TYRE, Owner Loans

1122 Forsyth Street L. EDDIE CANNON
Manager

MACON, GEORGIA
SH 2-757|

COPA CABANA
Regular LunchesOur Specialty
Steaks Southern Fried Chicken
MRS. FRANK W. PRINCE

Owner

R. L. JOHNSON
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

RIGHT WAY GAY'S CLOTHING CO.
FINANCE COMPANY Men's Clothing

"Money When You Need It" and Furnishings

PHONE SH 2-235! 340 Third Street
No. 3 Hardeman Building MACON GEORGIA

MACON, GEORGIA

ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY

MACON BOWL-O-MATIC J
1525 FORSYTH ST. GORDEN S

Fully Automatic

Pin Setters TOM) \ fs Milk

Ice Cream

McKESSON AND ROBBINS, INC.

CHARLIE WOOD'S
SPORTING GOODS

484 Second St. SH 3-544!
MACON, GA.

PEGGIE HALE
560 Cherry Street
MACON, GA.
Ladies and Children's
Ready-to-Wear

MACON SHOE COMPANY

371 Third Street
MACON, GEORGIA

CHAMPION'S CLOTHING
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Factory-to-You Prices
312 THIRD STREET
MACON, GA.

J. & L. GARAGE

Johnson and Luckie
Automatic Transmission Service

General Auto Repair
SH-5-9833 2165 MONTPELIER

Compliments of

WILLIAMS OPTICIAN

530 FIRST STREET

Compliments of

H. L. GREEN CO.
5c, 10c to $1.00 STORE

You're Sure to Find It at
GREEN'S With Over 25,000
Items From Which to Choose.

CHESHIRE
TYPEWRITER CO.

WILLINGHAM
SASH AND DOOR
COMPANY

GRAVES SUPPLY CO.

OF MACON

Wholesale Only
330-334 WALNUT ST.
MACON, GA.
DIAL SH 6-5186

Dial SH 3-084!
YATES
ROOFING & INSULATING CO.
Fry Bonded RoofsFiberglas

1034 Second
Macon, Ga.

BOB YATES
GEORGE PETERSEN

KILGORE SING OIL
SERVICE STATION
2794 HOUSTON AVENUE
Dial SHERWOOD 29704
MACON, GEORGIA

"HAVE YOUR WORK DONE BY HAND"

aah!

529 Oglethorpe Street SH 5-4525

MALONE
FARM & GARDEN CENTER

Corner Second and Oglethorpe Streets
DIAL Sherwood 3-3686

Yard and Garden Supplies
FeedSeedFertilizers
MACON, GEORGIA

L. A. SHAW MILLWORK
COMPANY
4167 BROADWAY
P.O. Box 1282
Dial Sherwood 5-6551
MACON, GEORGIA

THE RUG SHOP
3127 VINEVILLE AVENUE
First Quality Carpets
Mill Ends
Expert Cleaning
DIAL SHERWOOD 3-528!
MACON, GEORGIA

R. S. THORPE & SONS

533-535 Cherry Street
MACON, GEORGIA

Exclusive Men and Boys Wear
Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes

Ladies Beauty Parlor
DIAL Sherwood 2-6246

VOLKSWAGEN

"Worth Waiting For
L. A. SMITH AUTO SERVICE
895 Third Street
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of HARRISON'S PHARMACY
POWELL'S PHARMACY "Prescription Specialists

3717 Houston Avenue 2396 Ingleside Avenue
DIAL SH 2-5269 DIAL SH 5-4777 MACON, GA.

pennies efetdineTinee S. L. ORR COMPANY
CARL HAYS, INC. sie

JEWELERSSILVERSMITHS
406 Cherry Street
Dial SH 5-8643

"Member of National Bridal Service"

Jewelers

HOTEL DEMPSEY BUILDING

Compliments of

BYRD'S GARAGE

419 Cherry Street 447 Pine Street
MACON, GEORGIA MACON, GEORGIA

KERNAGHAN JEWELERS

RUBY MITCHELL
BEAUTY SALON
Air Conditioned

Stylists:
RUBY MITCHELLBILLIE O'NEAL
AUGUSTA WHITEHURSTINA WINDHAM

Eskaprotein Wave, Franchised Salon
DIAL SH 5-5542 4159 HOUSTON AVENUE

WRIGHT PEST CONTROL COMPANY

Sales

LOUIS E. CLARK

E. Y. FLYNT

Service
E. Y. FLYNT
H. SANDERS
T. J. WILLIAMS

Complete Pest Control

Guaranteed Termite Control Repairs

Rat Stoppage
Fumigation

Flea and Tick Control

Compliments of

BIBB THEATRE

WELDING SUPPLY

&
SERVICE COMPANY

3097 BROADWAY
Phone SH. 5-4916
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of

CHAMBER'S
LUMBER COMPANY
4775 Pio Nono Ave.

Phone SH. 2-2475
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of
MAGNOLIA
COURT AND GRILL
4714 Houston Road
MACON GEORGIA

SOUTHERN INVESTMENT CO.
499 Broadway
MACON, GEORGIA
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