The Shield 1961

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Foreword Contents

Within these pages of the Shield for 61, Dedication

there is something more meaningful than Administration

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pictures and typeherein lies our way of aye
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life. Seniors
Favorites
These are our very own, our school, our
; Juniors

classmates, our teachers, our buildinghere Sophomores

are the spirit, the memories, the little inci- Freshmen

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dents of everyday life which will live for ao
Activities

ever in our hearts. Athletics

Organizations

Advertisers

Tn Memory of Mr. J. if 3 Mee urley

She Fower of ( Jorh fe taught ers:
Al ace lo Work he left Us.

DUDLEY M. HUGHES
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Bibb County Board of Education

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1062 FORSYTH STREET . . . MACON, GEORGIA
Vocational Training for Everyone
"IT'S FUN TO LEARN TO EARN"
Trade and Industrial Education
Distributive Education

Homemaking Education

Work Ss Our Sheme

WHY DO WE DEDICATE THE 1961 SHIELD TO YOU?

The one who came to greet us
That first September day.

The one who's always helped us
In every sort of way.

The someone who has guided
And watched us to the end,

The one who we'll remember

Our Principal, and friend.

Because you were there when we needed you most. We give to you the most

precious gift we have to offerThe Dedication of Our YearbookThe

1961Shield.
DR. WALLACE C. WHITLEY

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Members of the Ly thb County

/yoard o f Cducation

Dr. H. G. Weaver, President
Judge Mallory C. Atkinson Mr. Robert A. McCord, Jr.
Mr. Herbert F. Birdsey Mr. Wallace Miller, Jr
Mr. Ralph Eubanks Mr. George P. Rankin, Jr.
Mr. William A. Fickling Mr. William P. Simmons
Mr. Charles C. Hertwig Mr. Frank M. Willingham
Mr. Albert S. Hatcher, Jr. Honorable Hall Bell
Honorable Edgar H. Wilson Honorable Oscar L. Long

Honorable Walter C. Stevens

Working fhal we May continue

MR. JULIUS GHOLSON MR. S. L. NEWBERRY

Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools

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Work begins with the foundation.

All the Way

Hes with Us.

Never say, It can't

be done...

Dr. Whitley, Lenora O' Ware and Patsy Bruce

ULES TT Gre VOCATION

BIBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
DIAL SHerwoop 3-748!
RAYMONDE M. KELLEY 1062 FORSYTH STREET

ACTING DIRECTOR
MACON, GEORGIA

W. C. WHITLEY

PRINCIPAL OF ACADEMIC
DEPARTMENT

I extend my congratulations to each student at Dudley Hughes,
both to the graduate and to the undergraduate. I sincerely wish tha
this has been a most profitable year for each of you. As you continue

your careers, I am sure that you will realize more and more the mean-

ing of your school experience.

The blessing which the faculty members will ut of seeing

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each of you develop into young and energetic leaders of our community

ill be worth the time and effort that each of us has given of him-

May your best wishes and prayers be answered.

Yours truly,

Ne Ce Whitley,
Principal

Tp Fun Jo Learn Yo arn

MR. RAYMONDE KELLEY

Acting Director

Oupervises the School / rogram

From left to right: Mrs. Barbara Childs; Mrs. Clara Worrell, Office Manager
Singleton

MR. J. D. ANDERSON MRS. CARRIE WILLIAMS MR. EARLYE BARRON
| ting Supervi of Trade and

Supervisor of Distributive Education Supervisor of Hor aking Educatior A
Industrial Education

/hey admire our

Otllingness lo Work

Parent's Olub

Feople to look to.
Mothers and Fathers

PARENTS-TEACHERS CLUB

For the most effective development of students there must be close cooperation be-
tween home and school. Parents must understand what the school is endeavoring to do,
while teachers must try to understand the problems of parents.

To bring about this understanding and cooperation is one of the aims of Dudley M.
Hughes High School Parents-Teachers Club.

To further the cause for education is the chief purpose of our Parents-Teachers Club,
an organization where parents and teachers are working together for us.

FACULTY

C 0mm ercial

MRS. HELEN REESE

Department Head

Bookkeeping, Typing
Shorthand

Student Council
Sponsor

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Mr. Price
and
Margie Garnto

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Guidance in Work

MRS. FAYE
BATEMAN

Typing

VOT Counselor

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Guidance

JSeacher Counselor

_ Mudent Counselor

MR. S. J. T. PRICE, Direc
General Science, Health

Work... satisfies indtv1rdual needs

Office

Girls

Doylene Mathis
Lenora O Ware
Sara Stewart
Nancy Brock
Judy McDaniel

Franceen Barbee
Annette Ryals
Elaine Fears
Judy Larrimore
June Rowland

MRS. MARIE KELLY MRS. JEANNETTI
J : MERCER
Homemaking
Sponsor

F.H.M

(WDomans work 1s never done

STAYSTITCH

CLS Aeon TRA oe

A thing of beauty iS a Joy forever

EARL BARNETI -" > an
Band Director . . MR. GLENN BACON
\ Choral Director
Department Head

GFORLIA

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MRS. EVELYN CLAY
English
Her Sponsor

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MRS, ANNE J] MR. JAMES OVERBY MRS. ANN ROGERS
BURNS English World History

Business English SENIOR Sponsor English Literature

English Sponsor F.T.A

Shield Sponsor

Appre 1alions

Mrs. Clay's Class

Apply ing nglish 411s

Departm ent

(th Words

Reading
Thinking
Reasoning
Listening

Writing

Malt -
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Mrs. Rogers Class

MR. WALLACE
WILLIS

English

MR. B. H. STUBBS
English

Mrs. Anne Burns Class

Learning lhe democratic u ay = Otudy mM Library

General and Socra/

Scrence

MR. C. D. PARRISH

General Business

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MRS. MARY COX MRS. CATHERINE MRS. KAY M. PROCTER
Special Class GARDENER Biology

Science Beta Sponsor

MR. CLAXTON WALKER
General Science

Health

MR. BOB LOTT
Civics

World History
Georgia History

Mathematics

MR. FRANK KUHR
Department Head
Algebra

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General Business Georgia History Mathematics

D.E, Club Government

D.E. Coordinator

MR. W. S. HARPER MR. H. A. WASDEN MRS. PAULINE COLE 21
D.C.T. Coordinator Mathematics Supply Teacher

L thrary

In appreciation for your helpfulness, cheerful
ness, and friendly interest, the Senior Class and
tlie Shield Staff wish to express our appreciation
to you.

You have been at Dudley Hughes longer than
any faculty member. Your lofty ideals are deeply
implanted ino the lives of former students as
well as those of today.

"A perfect woman, nobl plann'd
To warm, to comfort, and command
MISS GERALDINE WHEELER With something of angelic light,

Librarian WORDSWORTH
Library Sponsor
Hula Sponsor

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Adventure very where

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(Work Geared to the future

Electric Shop

Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning
Machine

Mechanical Drawing

Electronics

Paint

Radio

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MR. S. E. SINGLETON

Technical skills and
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Available Carrying out practices Machine Oop

MR. J. P. LOVETT

MR. TOM LYLE

Shop Kad to and fectronics

MR. E. L. WHITT

Frint Oh op

Sutting
dignity
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MR. JOE ROGERS MR. EDWIN JUDD
Instructor Head Instructoy

Mr JuddStanley amn erbert Wallace look olding Machines aid in meeting deadlines

over the off-set press

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MR. R. L. JOHNSON

Instructor

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Sanding

Basic finishing

The making of joints
Materials and their

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Mr. JohnsonJames Addison

Thysitcal :ducation

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JAMES HOWELI
General Business
History

Physical Education
Coach

COACH GODFREY (Goot MR
STEINER

MR. TOM LYLI
Mechanical Drawing
Coach

Gerhardt's Classes

MRS. EDITH GERHARDT

Girls Physical Education
Instructor

Senior Sponsor

Cheerleader Sponsor

Wolverette Sponsor

Athletic Club Sponsot

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SENIORS

PATSY BRUCE

President

OZIE HARALSON
Vice President

LARRY TANNER
Secretary and

Treasurer

C Seniors

HARRIS
ARMSTRONG
Country

CHARLES ASHLEY

Charles

TONY ASHLEY
Tony
ADDIS THEO
BAIRD JR

Sonny

TERRY
BEDDINGFIELD

JERRY BASS
Jerry

Sen 10L'S

JIMMY BRANTLEY PATSY BRUCI
lir t Patsy

PHYLLIS BRANTLEY WENDELL BRUCE
Phyllis Wendell

BERNICE CLAYTON

Bernice

JEANITA CHEEK
Nita

LINDA COLLIER

Linda BILL COX

Bil

C Sen 10L'S

CECIL DAVIDSON JEWELL DOUGLAS
Cec lewe

SANDRA DOMINEY RILEY FLOWERS
Sandra Riley

MARY GIBSON

FAY ELEANOR Mary

FULLER

Fay

ANDREW J
GRIZZARD
Andy

DWIGHT HOWELL
Dwight

GERALDINE RYAN
HALI

Gerry

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C Sen 10LS

CHARLES HAMLIN OZIE HARALSON
Charles Ozie

GW ENDOLYN CHARLES HESTER
HAMLIN Charles

Gwen

LEONORA HUGHES

Leonora

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PATRICIA JACKSON

Pat PATTY JONES

Patricia

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JEAN KELLY LAVERNE LAMB

Jean Laverne

SAMMY KNIGHT BARRY LANCASTER

Sammy Barry

DEWEY MARTIN TED MARTIN
Dewey : Q Ted

ROSLYN McCLAIN

Doylene

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C Sensors

DOYLENE MATHIS 2

JEAN McGHEE QUIDA MIMBS

Jean Quida

SANDRA McLEOD JOHNNY
Sandra MORRISON
Johnny

GLORIA M
MURPHY

Ann

JUDITH MELTON

Judy

JERRY NOOJIN LENORA O'WARE

Jerry Lenora

C Seniors

BARBARA OZMORE WILLIAM PEELER
Barbara Butch

JAMES PARKER DELORES REID

Jimmy Tootsie

GERALD ROBERTS THOMAS ROBERTS

Jerry : Tom

PATRICIA ANN CLIFFORD
RUMNEY SCARBOROUGH

Patsy ll Clifford
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C Sen 1028

LINDA SHIPMAN JAMES STANLEY
Nancy Jimmy

TRUDY SILZ RONALD
Trudy STEVENSON
Ronny

SARA STEWART : ; LARRY TANNER
Sara Larry

LANCE
VON DREWITZ

Lance

JACKIE WADE

Jackie

INZE WATSON

Inez

McDANIELS LEON .

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TIM VINING
Tim

Seniors

ZACK WEBB
Zack

CAROLE
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Carole

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NATHIN MINTON

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LARRY OSBORNE
Larry

ELAINE PARKS

C Sen 10L'S

LOUISE SEYMOUR SEABORN SMITH
Louise Seaborn

GEORGE RANDALL OGLES
THISTLEWOOD Randall
George

RICHARD POWERS
Richard

JACK LEONARD HORNE

FAVORITES

Ouperla

Not Whelher You (Jon or Lost

M St Intellige ni

Jean McGhee

Tom Roberts

We believe in no mans

opinion, we have some of our
own

She's charming as the midnight sky.

He is not made to question, but to adore.

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Most Likely to Succeed
Patsy Rumney
Jerry Bass
There is not a moment without something to do.

Be si Looking
Doylene Mathis
Jerry Roberts

Cutest ,
seat ies Patricia Jackson
mn Poe Johnnie cogadh = st Larry Tanner
Life is but a span and they'll enjoy every inch of it Toward the goal they slways. go, tying
42 hard to defeat the foes.

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hut Stow You /Tayed fe Same

Best All Around
Patsy Brucc
Butch Peeler

way

Their popularity speaks for itself

Tootsie Reid and Country Armstrong
Witty, lively, and full of fun; they talkthey will to
everyone

Most Popular
Lenora Hughes and Andy Grizzard

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Friendliest
Jackie Wade and Tim Vining

Most Courteous Right good fellows, here you see and friendly as can be

Ouida Mimbs and Zack Webb

True merit often lies in being polite

ARMSTRONG, HARRIS

Superlative

Basketball 3, Football 3,

ASHLEY, CHARLESBeta 4-5, D.C.T. 4-5

ASHLEY, TONYB Team Basketball 2, D.E. 4

BASS, JERRYD.E. 4-5, Treasurer 4, President 5
Shield 5, Business Manager 5, Library Assistant
and Club 5, Superlative, Beta, 5

BEDINGFIELD, TERRYFootball 1-3, B Team
Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2-3, Herald 4, D.C.T
4-5, Vice President 5.

BRANTLEY, JIMMYD.E. 5.

BRANTLEY, PHYLLISF.H.A. 1-2, Library As-

sistant and Club 3, D.E. 4-5, Historian 4, Reporter
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BRUCE, PATSYF.B.L.A. 4-5, Secretary 4, Vice
President 5, Homecoming Queen 4, Senior Class
President, Student Council Reporter 5, Shield 5,
V.O.T. 5, Superlative 5, Beta 5.

BRUCE, WENDELLD.E. 4-5, Vice President 5,
B Team Baseball 2-3, B Team Basketball 3.

CHEEK, JEANITAGym Assistant 3-4, Wolver-
ettes 3-5, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 3-5, Supervision
games 4-5, D.C.T. 5.

CHURCHWELL, CHARLESStudent Council 3-4,
Herald 3-5, Beta 3-5, Parliamentarian 3-4, Vice
President 5, Football 3-5, Basketball 4-5.

CLAYTON, BERNICEGlee Club 1-4, Band 4,
F.B.L.A. 5, V.O.T. 5, Debate Team 4-5, Girls
Declamation 4.

COLLIER, LINDABeta 3-5, Treasurer 4-5, Stu-
dent Council 5, F.H.A. 2-5, Wolverettes 2, Super-
vision games 5.

COX, BILLD.E. 5, Football 5, Baseball 4-5.

DOMINY,
MiG ais De

SANDRAF.B.L.A.

President

DOUGLAS, JEWEL-Beta 3-4, F.T.A. 4-5, Vice
President 4, F.B.L.A. 5, V.O.T. 5, Student Council
5, Home Nursing 3, Supervision games 3.

FLOWERS, RILEYFootball 1-3, Varsity Baseball
3-5, Varsity Football 4-5, B Team Baseball 3,
Baseball Championship 3-4.

We Remember th

FORBES, WAYNEStudent

Band 1-4, President 4

Council President 5,

HALL, GERALDINE R Beta 4-5
F.H.A. 5, Secretary Council 5, Library
4, Club 2-4

Herald 4,

Assistant

HAMLIN, CHARLESD.E., 4

> x Photographer 4-5

Student
5, Home Nursing 3

HAMLIN, GWENF.H.A. 2-5, Beta 4-5.
Council 2-3, Office Monitor
GIBSON, MARYLibrary Assistant and Club 5

GRIZZARD, ANDYD.E. 5, Student Council 5,

Superlative

HARALSON, OZII Football 2, Basketball 2, Stu-
dent Council 2-4, Beta 4-5, D.C.T. 4-5, President
5, Senior Class Vice President

HEIL, SANDY

5

Library Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.B.L.A.

HESTER, CHARLESD.C.T. 5.

HORN, JACKD.E. 5

HUGHES, LENORAD.E. 4, Assistant reporter 4,
F.B.L:A. 3-5. V.O.T. 5, E.T.A. 5. Library 5, Beta

5, Superlative

JONES, PATRICIAF.H.A. 3, F.B.L.A. 5, Wolver
ettes 5, V.O.T. 5, Beta 5, Superlative, Supervision
Games 4-5

F.H.A. 3-5, Majorettes 4-5,

JONES, PATRICIA
Band 5, Glee Club

KELLEY, JEAN
Club 5

F.H.A. 3-5, Science Club 2, Glee

KNIGHT, SAMMYD.E. 4-5, Debate 5.

LAMB, LAVERNEF.T.A. 4-5, Glee Club 3-4,
F.B.L.A. 4-5, V.O.T. 5.

LANCASTER, BARRYF.B.L.A. 5.

MARTIN, DEWEY Library Club 3-4, B Team
Basketball 1-2, F.B.L.A. 5, Wood Shop Foreman 5.

MARTIN, TEDVarsity Basketball 4-5, Herald.

S en10oLrs for

What Shey Were and Did

MATHIS, DOYLENEHerald 2-5,
Games 3-5, Cheerleader 4-5, Championship Gym
Assistant 3-5. Y-Teens 3-5, Wolverettes 3-5,

Superlative

Supervision

McCLAIN, ROSLYNSupervision Games 3-5,

Championship 4, Wolverettes, Glee Club 5

McDANIEL, LEONB Team Basketball 1-2, D.C.T.

aft

McGHEE, JEANBeta 2-5, F.T.A. 1-4, President
4. Student Council 1, Debate Team 4, D.C.T
5, Shield 5, F.H.A. 1-2, Superlative.

McLEOD, SANDRAF.B.L.A. 5.

MELTON, JUDYBeta 2-5, F.H.A. 1-5, President
3-5, Library Assistant 1-2, Library Club 1-2, Glee
Club 5, Supervision games 1-3, F.T.A. 5, Home
Nursing 3, Science Club 1-2, Student Council 1-2.

MIMBS, OUIDAF.T.A. 4-5, Supervision games
3-5, Captain 4-5, Wolverettes 3-5, Gym Assistant
4-5, Superlative.

MINTON, NATHAND.C.T. 5.

MURPHEY, ANNF.H.A. 2-3, Glee Club 2-5,
Dramatic Club 5, F.B.L.A. 5.

MORRISON, JOHNNIEFoobtall 4-5, Shield 5,
Superlative.

NOOJIN, JERRIEBeta 4, D.E. 4-5, State Vice
President for Entertainment 5, Secretary 4-5, D.E.
Student of the Year, Superlative.

O'WARE, LENORAF.B.L.A. 5, Secretary 5,
F.T.A. 4, Shield 5, Assistant Editor 5, V.O.T. 5.

OZMORE, BARBARAGlee Club 2-4,
5, Office Monitor 5.

F.B.L.A.

PARKER, JAMESBand Major 4-5, Band 4-5.
PARKS, ELAINEHerald 4, Shield 4-5, D.E. 5.

PEELER, BUTCH"Football 2-5, Baseball 2-5,
Basketball 2-5, Herald 4, Baseball Championship
3-5, Superlative.

REID, DELORISShield 4-5, Herald 4, Library
Assistant 4, V.O.T. 5, F.B.L.A. 5, Treasurer 5,
Superlative.

RUMNEY,. PATRICIABeta 5, F.T.A. Vice Presi-
dent 4-5, Shield 4-5, Business Manager 4, Editor-
in-Chief Library Assistant 3-4, Glee Club 5,
F.H.A. 5, Superlative

SCARBOUOUGH, CLIFFORDD.E. 4, Football 3,
Debate Team 5

SEYMORE, LOUSIEScience Club 1-2, Library
Assistant and Club 1-2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, F.B.L.A. 5,

V.O.T. 5, Supervision games 4.

SHIPMAN. LINDAShield 4-5, Herald 2-4, Cir-
culation Manager 2-4, Band 3-5, Glee Club 2-3,
Student Council 2

SILZ, TRUDYF.H.A. 2-4, D.E. 5.

SMITH. LEABORNB Team Basketball 1-2, Track
5 Te. Si

STANLEY, JIMMYBaseball 3-5, State Champion-
ship 3-4, D.C.T. Treasurer 5, F.T.A. 4, Printing
Shop Editor 5

STEVENSON, RONNIE -Library Club 3, Student
Council 3, D.C.T. Historian 5, B Team Football

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STEWART, SARAStudent Council Corresponding
Secretary 5, Shield 5, F.B.L.A. Historian, Be OP
5:

SULLIVAN, FRANKD.E. 4-5, Business Club 3,

Student Council 2.

TANNER, LARRYB Team Football 3, Varsity
Football 3-5, Co-captain 5, Baseball 3-5, B Team
Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 3-5, Shield 5,
Sports Editor 5, Secretary of the Senior Class,

Herald 3-5, Editor-in-Chief 5, Sports Editor 3-4,
Baseball Champions 3-5, Superlative.

VINING. TIMBaseball 3-5, Herald 3-5, Shield
4, Football 4-5, Junior Class Treasurer, Student
Council 4, Superlative.

VON DREWITZ, LANCED.C.T. 5, Student

Council 5.

WADE, JACKIE Wolverettes 4-5, F.B.L.A. 5,
Supervision Games 4-5, Cheerleader 5, Herald
5, Superlative.

WEBB, ZACKD.E. 4-5, Parliamentarian 5, Super-

lative.

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CLASS OFFICERS

PAT HAGOODPresident
JOHNNY WEEKSVice President
JAMES SAPPSecretary and Treasurer

Addison, James
Barbee, Franceen
Bateman, Elene

Beeland, Janice
Benefield, Betty
Bishop, Patsy

Blair, Lamar
Bloodworth, Wyandal
Blount, Bobbie

Boothe, Barney
Bradley, Gail
Bridges, Louie

Bruce, Wayne
Burns, Gloria
Butler, Peggy

Se UNILOLS

Byington, James
Campbell, Arlene
Childs, Margaret

Cochran, Marie
Conley, Marietta
Cowart, Larry

Crabb, Cordell
Cross, Norma
Crosby, Leon

Entrekin, James
Floyd, Glenda
Foster, David

Francis, Mary
Garnto, Margie
Garrett, Ruth

Gaskin, Robin
Godrey, Sylvia
Hagood, Pat

Crumpton, Colin
Davis, Johnny Mae
Davidson, Linda

Davis, Betty Jean
Elder, Wayne

Ellis, Jennie

St UNLOLS

Hamm, Stanley
Jackson, Billy
Japuntich, Tony

Johnson, Glenda
Jones, Grady
Jones, Robert

Se UNLOLS

Knight, Betty
Lamb, Helen
Land, Faye

Larrimore, Ola Mae
Mathis, JoAnn
McClain, Linda

McCook, Fred
McGahee, Leon
Moore, Carol E.

Peeler, John
Reynolds, Evelyn
Rodeheaver, Donald

Rowland, Bobby
Rowland, June
Rumney, Clifford

Sapp, James
Smith, Marlene
Staples, Richard

Moore, Carol Rose
Morseman, Charles
Murphy, Jane

Mixon, Elizabeth
Parsons, Davinia
Peacock, Mary Ann

Stringfellow, Reggie
Stripling, Earl
Sutton, James

Tyler, Bill
Wadford, Lynn
Walker, Gloria

St UNLOLS

Wallace, Dolly
Wallace, Herbert
Weeks, Johnny

White, Melvin
Wood, Shirley
Yawn, Mary

Younger, Ellen

SOPHOMORES

Brock, Nancy
Brooks, Donald
Carter, Ethel
Cavender, Sam

Chalker, Harold
Cobb, David
Craig, Donna
Cranford, Thomas

Archibald, Louise Sophomores

Barfield, Billy

Batchelor, Tony
Bateman, Linda
Blackwell, Opal
Beck, Victor

Bloodworth, Alex
Bohannon, Lois
Bond, Glenda

Bracewell, Ernestine

Brantley, Charles
Brantley, Darius

Da rby, Sanford

Sophom Ores Estes, Jerry

Evans, Billy
Fears, Elaine
Fillingim, Connie

Floyd, Dorothy

Fowler, Patty

Francis, Janice
Garrison, Ada
Garrison, Ann

Goldwire, Saxon
Goodroe, Shirley

Griggers, Sandra
Hammonds, Marie
Hatcher, Ruby
Hendrix, Gloria

Hester, Daisey
Hester, Mavis
Hitchcock, Carol
Hutto, Pete

Jackson, Charles

Jackson, Mike C 5 oph OM2OLes

James, Mary
Johnson, Harry
Johnson, Pat
Jones, Ann

Kelly, Barbara

Kitchens, Glynn
Lawless, Michael
Lawson, Charles

Mac Donald, Judy
McAffee, Felton

McCook, Charles
McCook, Robert
McCoy, Dorothy
McCoy, Frank

McGhee, Joe
Meeks, Charles
Mitchell, Bill
Mobley, Ray

Molton, Barbara

Sophom Ores Moses, Jerry

Merkerson, Martha
Patton, Sandra
Payne, Judy
Phillips, Mary

Rogers, Tommy
Rozar, Ann
Rozier, Charles
Sellers, Elaine

Silvers, Willie Jean

Smith, Rochelle

Spivey, Harry
Suddeth, James
Sutton, Frank
Thomas, Danny

Thompson, Raymond
Fowler, William
Tucker, Angela
Venable, Donnie

Walker, Charles Sophom Ores

Waston, Tommy

Whitehead, Jeanette
Williams, Rosemary
Willerson, Glenda
Yawn, Bobby

Folds, Patsy
Pittman, James

Helen Reese's Fifth Period typing class.

FRESHMEN

Albright, Donna
Bailey, Bob
Banks, Kay
Barbee, Diane

Barbee, Faye
Barkwell, Rachel
Barringer, Joe
Bateman, Carol

Bennett, Barbara
Bennett, Betty
Berry, Norma Jean
Blount, H. E.

Booth, Douglas
Brannen, Joe
Brown, Buddy
Browning, Annette

Butts, Tom
Calloway, Larry
Causey, Mary
Challis, Linda

Champion, Juanita
Clayton, Clarence
Cochran, Mike
Cole, Vivian

Carter, Larry
Coursey, Linda
Cox, Billy
Cox, Bobby

Creamer, David
Culpepper, Jimmy
Darley, Larry
Davidson, William

Davis, Pat
Davis, Willeen
Dixion, Everett
Dukes, Faye

Dukes, Ray
Dunn, Anne
Faircloth, Jimmy
Farnsworth, Gail

Farnsworth, Gary
Flowers, Ed
Foster, Judy
Foster, Tommy

Fordham, Sherry
Furney, James
Garrett, John
Giddens, Gail

Giddens, Margaret
Gilbert, Richard
Glawson, James

Griffin, Bobby

Griffin, Peggy
Haralson, Carol
Harris, Ralph
Hatfield, Donald

Hayes, Patricia
Hester, Carol
Hinton, Jean
Hobbs, Joe

Hodges, Charles
Holliday, Ken
Huckabee, Kay
Ivy, Stanley

Jackson, Jimmy
Jacobs, Robin
Jacobs, Sandra
James, Glenda

James, Henry
Jenkins, Jerry
Jones, Delois
Joyner, Mary Helen

Jump, Joanne
Kelly, Carl
Ken, Barney
Lamb, Fay

Lamb, Florine
Larrimore, Judy
Lawson, Ted
Lewis, Eula

Lindsey, Lee
Long, Nicky
Mathis, Danise
Maxley, J. L.

McCallum, Bruce
McCrannie, James
McCoy, Shirley

McDade, Barbara

Mitchel, Ken
Mixon, Kenneth
Mobley, Howard
Mobley, Jackie

Mobley, Jean
Molton, Frank
Nesmith, Violet
Noojin, Diane

Norman, Marie
Ogden, John

O'Neal, Buddy
Orr, Mary Jane

Parker, Douglas
Payne, Donald
Peacock, Ronald
Pettis, Wade

Pool, Hugh
Powers, Larry
Ramage, James

Ratliff, Gene

Register, Robert
Robert, James
Roberson, Dorothy
Robinson, Linda

Rowe, Larry
Rowland, Joyce
Rumney, Geneva
Rumney, Richard

Ryals, Annette
Sanders, Raymond
Sawyer, Tom
Scarborough, Doyce

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Sellers, Bob
Sellers, Harvey
Selph, Katherine
Shannon, Junior

Silvers, Charles
Small, Sandra
Smith, Erline
Smith, H. L.

Spires, Larry

Spivey, Morris
Spradlin, Jerry
Stanley, Lamar

Stokes, George
Stokes, Terry
Sutton, James
Taylor, Claudia

Thorpe, Fay

Taylor, Donna

Tyson, Roy
Underwood, Lawrence
Varner, Spencer
Walker, Gloria

Wallace, Jeaneanne
Walters, Elaine
Ward, Bobby

Watson, Louise

Whittington, Billy
Widener, Carey Lee
Wilbanks, Jimmy
Wilkes, Raymond

Willis, Barbara
Wilson, Ann
Wood, Robert
Young, Polly

Adams, George
Addleton, Sandra

Barbee, De Lois
Barefoot, Douglas

Batchelor, Ann
Batchelor, Penny

Bedgood, Martha
Berry, Frankie

Blount, Delia
Boatner, Bobby

Bush, Charles
Bush, Mary

Causey, Jessie
Causey, Mary

Cofield, Gloria
Cole, Vivian

Darley, Sammy

Davis, Edward

Albright, Linda
Avant, Mickeal
Bailey, Virginia

Barefoot, Robert
Barefoot, Glenn
Ballard, Richard

Bateman, Carole
Bates, Selma
Beasley, Tommy

Bisage, Gladys
Bloodworth, Pat
Bloodworth, Tommy

Bonita, Norman
Bowers, Ronnie
Brewer, Jimmy

Cannon, Inez
Carroll, Jackie
Causey, Jacquiline

Churchwill, John
Coby, James
Cochran, Billy

Crabb, Dianne
Crosby, Shirley
Crumpton, James

Deason, Larry
Dukes, Eunice
Elliot, Jerry

Elkins, Priscella
English, Mary

Floyd, Raymond
Fort, Thomas

Giddens, Myrtice
Gilbert, Ella Mae

Griggin, David
Grimsley, Melvin

Hammonds, Clyde
Hardy, Ralph

Harris, Bobby
Harris, Kenneth

Hester, James
Hobbs, Billy

Hughes, Charles
Hubbert, Roy

Jernigan, John
Jones, Curtis

Epps, Emory
Farmer, Mildred
Floyd, Dennis

Forbes, Wesley
Garnto, Mildred
Garret, Mary

Gillis, Johnny
Gregory, Charlotte
Gary, Mashes

Hagood, Larry
Hamlin, Jean
Hamm, Hilba

Harralson, David
Harralson, J. J.
Harrel, Wayne

Hatfield, Harold
Hatcher, Charles
Henderson, Gwen

Holley, Larkie
Howell, Donnie
Howell, Mary

Hunnicut, Katherine
James, Glenda
Jenkins, Jeffery

Jones, Sybia
Kelly, Wilma
Knight, Dallas

Krystalka, Stephen
Leverette, Malcom

Marsha, Sanders
Marshall, Sherry

Mimbs, John Ralph
Mimbs, Ray

Myers, Terry
McConnell, Glenda

Owens, Charles
Parsons, Bobby

Polk, Robert
Pool, Glenny

Roberston, John
Ross, Sandra

Rumney, LeRoy
Ryals, Billv

Sallas, Joyce
Sanders, Tommy

Sub-Sreshmen

Lenderman, Carlean
Long, Herman
Maddox, Wayne

Matthews, Benny
Miller, Johnny
Miller, Ray

Mixon, Patricia
Molton, Tommy
Mosely, Hall

Mullins, Barbara
Murner, Johnny
NeSmith, Norman

Phillips, Charles
Phillips, Martha
Pierce. David

Price, Jo Ann
Radford, Mary
Register, Wanda

Rowland, Faye
Rozier, Mary
Rumney, Linda

Ryals, Jimmy
Ryles, Johnny
Ryals, Mary

Sawyer, Ricky

Sayge, Jerry
Schell, Danny

Shannon, Sandra
Sharpless, Larry

Starley, James
Staples Tim

Stewart, James
Stringfellow, Howard

Tindall, Charles
Todd, Raye

Williamson, Milo
Willis, Glenda

Wood, James
Woodard, Alfred

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Shelley, Jack

Simone, Larry
Spires, Jerry

Stephens, Lee
Stewart, James
Stewart, James I

Suddeth, Robert
Surles, Robert
Swaney, Richard

Townsend, Ronnie
Vaughn, Evie
Windham, Robert

Witherington, Richard
Worley, Shirley
Wood, Bobby

Woodard, Larry
Yawn, Melody

Young, Farrell

ACTIVITIES |

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Homecoming Queen, Connie Fillingim, being crowned by last years queen, Patsy Bruce

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Candidates for Homecoming
Jackie Wade

Sara Stewart

Connie Fillingim

Mildred Farmer

Ola-Mae Larrimore

Claudia Taylor

"Lovely to
know.

Jackie Wade
Sara Stewart
Connie Fillingim

Our Band
That Happy Day!

Stomecoming _.. Was Successful

We had our second annual Home-
coming, Thursday, October 27,
1960. We celebrated with a parade,
Bar-B-Cue and dance.

The parade consisted of the
school band, majorettes, and floats
and cars from each grade level
The ninth grade float won first
place for the best float and re-
ceived a prize of $15.00. The senior
class won second place and re
ceived a $10.00 prize. The eleventh
was third and received $5.00. For
the cars, F.B.L.A. came first, eighth
grade homeroom 213 came second,
and Bobbie Blount received honor-
able mention.

A Bar-B-Cue supper was held in
the school auditorium from 5:30
to 7:30 P. M. Everyone was invited.

Following the Bar-B-Cue was a
dance held in the school gym from
8:00 to 11:00 P.M. The new 1960-
1961 Homecoming Queen was
crowned. The lovely Connie Fillin-
gim was crowned queen by Patsy
Bruce, last years Homecoming
Queen. Sara Stewart was first run-
ner-up.

Why work when you can dance?

Homecoming Dance
Sarah Stewart and Lance Von Drewitz

Dudley Hughes first Homecoming Queen Patsy Bruce.

Sponsors of the Optimist Club. They are, from left to right: Barbara
Willis, Sylvia Godfrey, Gerry Hall, Gwen Hamlin, Lenora OWare and
Margaret Heitt.

Our Friends Came Too

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Left to right: Mr. Hendley, Mrs. Dell Ward Hendly, Dr. W. C. Whitley, Mrs. S. |
and Mr. S. J. T. Price.

The guests liked our Homecoming Festivities Everyone enjoyed the Bar-B-Que

Club.

Optimist Club Committee helped to sponsor Homecoming

served by

the

Parents

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L. to R.: Ronnie Stevenson, Linda Shipman, Jewell Douglas We were looking at you!
Jerry Bass, Ruth Garrett, Ouida Mimbs, Carol Whitehead
and Tom Roberts.

CO

Yet

Mrs. Pauline Cole and Mrs. Cox ride for Mr Time will pass but we'll never forget
Willis Homeroom.

The best kind of SportHomecoming.

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From left to right: Joyce Vaughn, Patsy Rumney, and From left to right: Dianne Noojin, Billy Cox

, and
Judy Melton Mrs. Kelley

Dehind
the

Ocenes

From left to right: Sylvia Godfery,
Patsy Rumney, Judy Melton, Gwen
Hamlin, and Joyce Vaughn

An Tm portant
Fart

in a Fun-Sacked

Year

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William Tyler and Mr. Price, spon- s < j Johnnie Morrison,
sor. P Doylene Mathis

In the Lunchroom

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To SchoolReggie Stringfellow

Lunchroom

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Left to right: Larry Tanner, Patsy lied :
Bruce, Ozie Harralson

Mr. Whitts ClassElectronics

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In Lunchroom

of 1960 1961

Learning to Sew

Mr. Whitt's Class

ATHLETICS

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Coach Steiner and Butch Peeler

The Fun We Ftad /Taying a

CoachesSteiner, Howell, Lott, Lyles
Athletics develop a high school spirit.
Players won recognition in all games.

Their excellent defence supported them throughout the season.

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TIM VINING LARRY TANNER

( /arsily Laskethball

K. , BOTTOM ROW David Crook dd n utch eeler, TOP ROW
Howell, Larry Tanner, Tommy Sellers, Felton

B-TEAM

L. to R., KNEELING: Ed Flowers, Melvin Grimsley, Allen Rowland, Wade Pettis. L. to R.
STANDING: Bobby Cox, Mike Cochran, Earl Griffen, Larry Powers, Dale
Bob Lott.

Rockmore, Coach

Slate Cham PLONS
1960

Daseball Season

REGULAR SEASON 2-B REGION PLAY-OFFS
Hughes 10 Jones Co.
Hughes 29 Jones Co.
Hughes 3 Warner Robins
Hughes 9 Mont. Co
Hughes E. Laurens

Hughes 7 Glennville
Hughes 10 Truetlen Co.

STATE PLAY-OFFS

Semi-Finals
Hughes 30 Reynolds Finals
Hughes 3 ~Perry
Hughes Perry
Hughes Butler
Hughes 5 Jones Co,
Hughes Butler

Hughes
Hughes

Camden Co.
Tucker

Vor ViNIW FN BD

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Hughes 3 Mont. Co. WON 15 LOST 2

Hughes E. Laurens

beatin
Coach Goo Steiner yells slide to Riley Flowers who blasted a CECIL DAVIDSON

triple deep in left center field W.R.#2 is 3rd baseman Ed
Rickey.

JAMES STANLEY LARRY TANNER

& -

Oh! Let Me Go! Tim Vining (2) Bulldogs
Churchwell (27) and Riley Flowers (7) Closes in for the Kill!

runner. Larry Tanner (4), Charlie

Fighting for Dudley Htughes

1960-61 FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE

Cochran* Sept. 10
Americus* Sept. 16
Screven Co.* Sept. 23
GMC (Milledgeville) Oc. 1
Swainsboro
Statesboro
Open
Washington Co.*
Dublin

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Look Ma, A hole! James Sapp (5) Larry Tanner (4)

Blockade! Ha! Ha!

1960-61 BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Home Games
Dec. 9 FriGordon Military
Dec. 10 Sat.Cochran
Dec. 13 Tues.Twiggs Co.
Jan. 17 Tues.Byron
Jan. 27 FriUnadilla
Jan. 31 Tues.Gordon Military
Feb. 3. Fri. Willingham
Games Away
Dec. 16 FriUnadilla
Jan. 10 Tues.Dudley
Jan. 20 FriTwiggs Co.
Jan. 24 Tues.Byron
Jan. 28 Sat.Willingham
-b. 7 Tues.Gordon Military
Sat.Cochran

and Charlie Churchwell (27) Form

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Zirls Sports

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
SEATED: Captain, Doylene Mathis; Sponsor Mrs. Gerhardt. L. to R.: Linda Tanner, Mary Yawn
Jackie Wade, Naomi Waites, Ethel Carter, Ruby Hatcher

B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS
STANDING: Sponsor, Mrs. Edith Gerhardt; Captain, Gloria Walters. L. to Mary Rozier
Judy Larrimore, Claudia Taylor, Kathy Self, Danice Mathis.

We Kemember Girls

L. to R.: Doylene Mathis, Barbara Bennett, Pat Hagood, Carol Moose laine Walters, Mrs
Gerhardt, Linda Causey, Naomi Waites, Betty Jean Davis, Nort

fae CO =
Deauly 1s a YDreat J/reasure.

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L. to R.: Head Majorette, Patsy Bishop. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Wanda Pierce, Louise Archibald
Jennie Ellis. BACK ROW, L. to R.; Willene Davis, Pattie Jones, Glenda Willerson

L. to R.: Dot McCoy, Sandra Patton, Naomi Waits, Mrs. Gerhardt, Patsy Folds, Linda Tanner,
Dorthy Floyd, Ruby Hatcher, Elaine Fears, Adia Garrison, Ethel Carter, Sandra Griggers, Patricia
Davidson

SMimulators of School
Spirit. -

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L. to R.: Glenda James, Mildred Farmer, Janice Francis, Mrs. E. Gerhardt, Mary Yawn, Dallas
Knight, Claudia Taylor, Linda Coursey.

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Distrthutive ducation

Sob guidance zs A ey fo JS rogram

BOB COLLINS . D.E. Coordinator

Jerry Bass
Montpelier 6
Service

Zack Webb
Thom McAns

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Sales

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D.E. CLUB

SEATED, L. to R.: Charles Hamlin, Photographer; Inez Watson, Historian; Zack Webb, Parliamentarian; Phyllis Brantley, Reporter
Gail Bradley, Treasurer; Jerrie Noojin, Secretary; Wyndell Bruce. Vice President: Jerry Bass, President. SECOND ROW: Bill Cox
Andy Grizzard, Sylvia Godfrey, Davinia Parsons, Ola Mae Larr ) Cochran, Mary Ann Peacock, Elaine Parks, Ruth Garrett
Betty Sue Knight, Marline Smith, Marline Smith, Trudy Silz | wers. THIRD ROW: Frank Sulli, Wyndell Bolldworth, Dwight
Howell, Bobby Roland, Fred McCook, Jimmy Brantley, George tlewood, Larry Osburn, Jimmy Byington. Sponsor Mr. Bob Collins

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Future Jtomemakers

of America

Gain Anow/ec ge as heir

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J) USINCSS.

( /hficers

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Gerry Hall

PresidentJudy Melton
Vice PresidentGwen Hamlin

. Oponsors

Mrs. Marie Kelley

Mrs. Jeannette Mercer
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Se Their Dreams (ill Come True

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Diversifre J C ooperative Trainin g

Mr. W. S. Harper

Coordinator

oC)

Terry Bedingfield
Job Project
State Contest

President
Ozie Harrison
Macon Shoe Store

Mrs. WorrellBookkeeper
Mr. W. S. HarperCoordinator

Receiving check to go to Washington

SITTING, Left to right: Ronnie Stevenson,
Historian; Terry Wood, Reporter; Peggy
Butler, Secretary; Ozie Haralson, President;
Terry Bedingfield, Vice President; Leon Mc-
Gahee, Parliamentarian; James Stanley, Treas-
urer, SECOND ROW, left to right: Elaine
Bateman, Linda Davidson, Cecil Davidson,
Jeanita Cheek, Lance Von Drewitz, Seabron
Smith, Reggie Stringfellow, Jean McGhee.
THIRD ROW, Left to right: Robert Jones,
Cordel Crabb, Tony Japintish, Wayne Elder,
James Sutton, Charles Hester, Nathan Min-
ton, Mr. Harper, Sponsor

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Vocational ( hice Tramin g

Qorking and L earning on the .Job

Mrs. Bateman on way to introduce worker to employer
General supervision at all times.

Mrs. Bateman having conference with Mrs. Williams, Supervisor; Mr. Earlye Barron, Supervisor
of Trade and Industrial Education.

LIBRARY CLUB

Left PictureSTANDING, Left to Right: Frank Sullivan, Dorothy
Richardson, Sherry Fordham, Gail Farnsworth. SEATED: Mary
Causey (back to camera), Barbara Ozmore, Sharon Michel
Geraldine Wheeler, Leonora Hughes, Fay Tharpe, Myrtice Fowler
Right PictureClockwise: Arlene Campbell (reading newspaper),
Jerry Moses, Shirley Edwards, Mary Gibson, Douglas Booth, Kay
Banks, Rochelle Smith, Jerry Bass, Geraldine Wheeler, Phyllis
Brantley. NOT SHOWN: Connie Fillinghim, Margaret Giddens
Joy Reynolds.

De bating Team

Debaters

From left to right: Betty Benefield, Clifford Scarborough, Sammy Knight, and Bernice Clayton.

Subject'Resolve that the United States initiate a Federal World Government.

Jerry Bass Patsy Rumney Lenora O' Ware Stanley Hamm
Business Manager Editor-in-Chief Assistant Assistant
Editor-in-Chief Business Manager

Larry Tanner Jean McGhee ;
Sports Class-Editor ; Deloris Reid Pat Haygood
Organization Organization

Betty Benefield Patsy Bruce
Editorial Faculty
Editor Editor

Tim Vining Jeanita Cheek
Sports
Assistant

Na

Sandra Dominey ; , y Gail Bradley
Salesman wil Class Editor

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Ellen Younger Nancy Shipman
Art Editor From left to right, FIRST ROW: Jean McGhee, Larry Tanner, Sponsor, Class Editor

Mrs. Burns, Gail Bradley, Stanley Hamm. SECOND ROW: Johnnie Mor-
rison, Jerry Bass, Harris Armstrong, Tim Vining, and Ted Martin

SALESMEN AND WORKERS

The Fterald

Officers
The Staff

Editor-in-Chief.

LARRY TANNER
Sports Editor

TED MARTIN
Copy Editor

CAROL ROSE MOORE
Sponsor

MRS. EVELYN CLAY

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The Y-Teen Club

aed ' Officers

President

DOYLENE MATHIS
Vice President

BARBARA BENNETT
Secretary

NORMA CROSS
Treasurer

DANIS MATHIS
Sponsor

MRS. PAULINE MORGAN

The Y-Teen Club pro-
motes better ideals and lead-
ership in our school and com-
munity.

The good of the Y-Teen

: Club is to grow in friendship
i and in the knowledge and
ee love of God.

( Vii "ers

PresidentSANDRA DOMINEY
Vice PresidentPATSY BRUCE
HistorianSARA STEWART
SecretaryJOY REYNOLDS
TreasurerDELORIS REID
Parliamentarian

DAVID WACTER
ReporterLAVERNE LAMB

FBLAL. to R.: Sara Stewart,
Bernice Clayton, Shirley Edwards,
Patricia Jackson,. Catherine John
son, Jackie Wade, Louise Bick
ford, Lanora Hughes, Laverne
Lamb, Lenora O'Ware, Sandra
Dominy, Barbara Ozmore, Carole
Whitehead, Patsy Bruce, Ann
Murphey, Sponsor Mrs. Faye
Bateman

The FBLA students presenting a
Christmas Box to the Salvation
Army.

( |hrcers

PresidentSTANLEY HAMM
Ist Vice President

LOUISE ARCHIBALD
2nd Vice President

LINDA COLLIER
Recording Secretary

ELUA LEWIS
Corresponding Secretary

PATSY BISHOP
Parliamentarian

JAMES HESTER
ReporterDELORIS JONES

Sudent Council

The Lela ( lab Ufficers

PresidentJean McGhee; Vice PresidentCharles Church
well; SecretaryElaine Fears Treasure Linda Colier
SponsorMrs. Proctor

The club is guided by it's motto Let us lead by serving

others

1960-1961 Members

Cncourages Good Scholars 21p

1961-1962 Members

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Future Jeachers

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President

DAVINIA PARSONS
Vice President

ARLENE CAMPBELL
2nd Vice President

GAIL BRADLEY
SecretarySTANLEY HAMM
Treasurer

FRANCEEN BARBEI
SponsorMRS. PUTNAI

Learning

1. To Drill
2. To Coax
3. To Scold
4. To Guide
. To Laugh

Praise

Love

Teach

SEATED. left to right: Stanley Ham, Secretary; Ouida Mimbs, Patsy Rumney, Gail Bradley

2nd V. Pres.; Franceen Barbee, Treasurer; Arlene Campbell, 1st V. Pres. STANDING, left t
i

right: Joe McGhee, Patsy Bishop, Jennie Ellis, Laverne Lamb, Jean McGhee. NOT SHOWN
President Devinia Parsons.

K-

wi e Dahkeresf/es

Chorus Group

Program Given Christmas 1960

Sing and Rejoice Somewhere Over The Rainbow

Bethlehem Wide Wonderful World

We Have Found The Child Walk Through A Storm

Marys Lullaby I Believe

Wind Through The Olive Trees May The Good Lord Bless and Keep You

Beautiful Saviour White Christmas

Upon A Hill Little Boy's Christmas

The Falling Leaves Newspaper
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Most Complete Stock of
Plywood and Flush Doors in the South
125 Poplar Street
PHONE SH 2-6688

WRIGHT PEST CONTROL

Termite Control and Repairs
10-Year Guarantee

For Complete Pest Control
DIAL SH 6-8171 6-8172

3063 Vineville Avenue
Macon, Georgia

Compliments of the Print Shop
DUDLEY M. HUGHES

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Ed. Judd Bill Oliver
Joe Rogers Terry Wood
Robert Barnes James Stanley

Compliments and Best Wishes
MACON BEAUTY
& BARBER SUPPLY CO.

531 Second Street P.O. Box 375
DIAL SH 3-9043

Macon, Georgia

MISS GEORGIA
DAIRIES

Farm Fresh Dairy
Products
Macon, Georgia

SH 3-863!

SCOTT SUPER MARKET

3165 Vineville Avenue
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments

DEALS LUGGAGE STORE
365 THIRD STREET

Macon, Georgia

Let Us Recommend a Good Painting Contractor
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY

Paint, Wallpaper and Artist Supplies

Open a Charge AccountWe Deliver
or at Your Nearby Sherwin-Williams Dealer

458 SECOND STREET PHONE SH 2-7365
MACON, GEORGIA

Homer Hudson Trim Shop
H & H
3009 Napier Avenue

MACON, GEORGIA
DAY PHONE SH 3-5638

NIGHT PHONE SH 3-2230

Tailored Seat Covers
General Upholstering for
Autos and Furniture
Your Patronage Appreciated

Satisfaction Guaranteed

GORDONS

Broadway at Hawthorne
Riverside at College
MACON, GEORGIA

MALONE

CARPET CLEANERS
Rugs and Carpets Cleaned
3-Day Service

1009 SECOND STREET
SHerwood 6-3507
Macon, Georgia

MAXWELL BROTHERS
FURNITURE COMPANY

471 Second Street
Dial SHerwood 2-641 |

"Furniture to Suit
the South's Taste"
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of
CHAMBER'S

Lumber Company
4775 Pio Nono Ave.
PHONE SH 2-2475

Macon, Georgia

MEMORIAL CHAPEL

Funeral Directors
Joe Sutlerland

C. E. Sammons
MACON, GEORGIA

JUNIOR BOOTERY
461 THIRD STREET

Macon, Georgia

A. S. HATCHER CO.
MARINE DRI.

Johnson Motors
Thompson Boats
Chris Craft Boats
SALES SERVICE
444 Plum Street Phone SH 6-4894
MACON, GEORGIA

HART'S MORTUARY

765 Cherry Street
Macon, Georgia
PHONE SH 6-4321

McCLUE-BALDWIN

& GRIFFIN
Complete Office Outfitters

Post Office Box 15
TELEPHONE SH 2-2589

A. B. Dicks Distributor

570-572 Mulberry Street
MACON, GEORGIA

BIBB SUPER MARKET
290 Main Street
We don't claim our prices are the
best in town, the customer does and
the customer is always right."

MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments

CLIFF DAVIS

HARDWARE COMPANY
"Your Friendly Hardware Co."
3156 Vineville Ave.
PHONE SH 2-1625

"Our Flowers Express Your Thoughts"
MRS. RUBY GiLDER WE DELIVER

WELCHS FLOWER SHOP

844 Second Street Macon, Georgia
PHONE SH 3-7084

WIBB

1208 K.C.
For Good Programs

Good for You
COLONIAL

RIED GRIFFIN JEWELER

Graduate of
Elgin Watchmakers College

Watch and Jewelry Repairing
316 THIRD STREET
Macon, Georgia Phone SH 2-5303

MACON PIANO EXCHANGE
2699 Houston Ave.
Satisfaction Guaranteed

New and Used Pianos
Conn Organs

SILZ

CERAMICS
Compliments of Supplies

JEAN AND HALL FLORIST Instructions
2554 New Clinton Road
MACON, GEORGIA
Babs and Jim Silz SHerwood 6-6998

INLAND
CONTAINER
CORPORATION

MACON, GEORGIA

THE SPORTS PALACE SHerwood 6-0762

Pocket Billiards and Snooker 3609 Pio Nono
gc ogee J. J. SERVICE STATION
626 Cherry Street
MACON, GEORGIA

HORTON-IVEY
FUNERAL HOME rINCHER'S
3275 Pio Nono SH 6-8111 PIT BARBECUE
3057 Columbus Road
FREDDIE HORTON SH 2-2220
T..L. IVEY

TRAWICK SHOE SERVICE ip Pa ei: PO
1092 Second Street

PHONE SH 2-9330

Have-Shoes-for-Long-Wear HOGAN AUTO PARTS CO.

Aut i
Lowest Prices in Town uto Machine Shop

New Shoes and Shoe Repair

Compliments of

BIBB
THEATER

Compliments of

F. W. WOOLWORTHS

CHARLIE WOOD'S, INC."

Sporting Goods
484 Second Street SHerwood 3-544|
MACON, GEORGIA

Purveyors of Quality Products Catering Exclusively to
Throughout x $5) 8 :
Georgia, North Florida, North aK iy on ound Schools Colleges Hospitals
Carolina, South Carolina rien Hotels Restaurants Clubs

Prompt Shipment Made of All Industrial Food O
Orders Whether a Case or a perations

Cadlead F RUITS Bakers and Institutions
AND
VEGETABLES

GENERAL OFFICE MACON, GEORGIA

CRANDALL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Middle Georgia's Most Modern Business School

Complete Business Courses and Individual
Speedwriting ABC Shorthand
Bookkeeping
1.B.M. Key Punch Machine
Typewriting

777 WALNUT STREET SH 3-2923

Member of
Southeastern Business College Association
Georgia Association of Approved Business School

Clerk Typist
Secretarial

Executive Secretarial
Jr. Accounting

E. RAYMOND SMITH, INC.
Macon, Ga. 814 Third Street
PHONE SH 5-2817
ALL Makes of New Cars
Every Customer Satisfied
New and Used Cars

CHEROKEE FARMS, INC.
L. M. SOLOMON, JR.

Rt. |, Tucker Rd.
MACON, GEORGIA

Quality Milk Since 1913
SH 5-3304

E. O. BASS SH 6-9143 DOVERS
BEAUTY SHOP
MONTPELIER "Specializing in Cold Waves''
"66" SERVICE $7.50 to $50.00

TWO OPERATORS
Bessie Dover

Loshier Blankenship
1418 Palace Ave.

"GAS with BASS" MACON, GA. SH 3-0136 MACON, GA.

2579 Montpelier Avenue

Compliments

T. Y. GIBSON PEST CONTROL CO.

3010 Napier Avenue
SHerwood 5-4795
MACON, GEORGIA

Dependable Dry Cleaning Service

DELUXE CLEANERS
2641 Second Street
PH. 5-2741

Macon, Georgia

SIGNAL TIRE CO.

2683 Houston Avenue
DOUG MOOREOwner
We Offer Road Service
MACON, GEORGIA

BRYANT MARCHMAN
BARBER SHOP

3716 Houston Avenue
MACON, GEORGIA

HUCKABEE AUTO CO.

BuickCadillac Since 1918
Third and Pine SH 3-9366
MACON, GEORGIA

POWELLS PHARMACY
For Fast and Friendly
Prescription Service
3717 Houston Avenue
MACON, GEORGIA

Compliments of

CARBURETOR AND ELECTRIC

SERVICE
704 Third Street Phone SH 2-5716
MACON, GEORGIA

RELIABLE CLEANERS
70! Main Street
SH 2-1847

Macon, Georgia
H. C. NEBLETT

"A Good Education
Is a Foundation for the Best''

INTERNATIONAL AWNING

and PERMA-STONE CO.

Call PAUL E. FREEMAN
SH 6-810! 3998 Houston Avenue
SH 6-2358 Macon, Georgia

DANNENBERGS
Serving Middle Georgia Since ''1867"
Central Georgia's Largest Home-Owned
Department Store
MACON, GEORGIA

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS UNDERWOOD-OLIVETTI
PORTABLESTANDARDELECTRIC ADDINGCALCULATINGBOOKKEEPING

( H |26 MANOR COURT
ESHIRE WARNER ROBINS, GEORGIA
PHONE WA 3-184!

\d TYPEWRITER CO.

SALES : SERVICE : SUPPLIES , RENTALS

Compliments of

FINCHERS BARBECUE

3947 Houston Avenue
MACON, GEORGIA ;
Trade With
Those
Who Trade

LAKESIDE PARK With
Jeffersonville Road Us

Macon, Georgia
SwimmingBoatingFishing
DancingBowling
Miniature GolfPicnicking
PHONE SH 5-6613

Farewell

As we pass slowly out of these doors that have seen so many come and go, all

too quickly we hear the doors of the years past, quickly shutting behind us; and we
go forth eagerly to open the doors to the future and whatever it may bring.

For when one door is shutanother opens.

The Real Work Day Degins.

Autogz aphs

WBML SOUTHERN DISCOUNT
COMPANY

Radio Station Money to Loan
$50.00 to $2000.00

Macon, Georgia

Real Estate

"Turn it on and leave it on Automobiles

ret rs Furniture
1240 on your dial

Signatures

DialSH 2-7571
329 COTTON AVENUE

Compliments

ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE PERSONNEL

Dudley M. Hughes Vocational School

TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY

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