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THE SENIOR CLASS
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MACON VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
MACON, GEORGIA

Because we appreciate your sweet and unassuming ways, your patience and expert guidance in
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helping us make a dream a reality, and your enthusiastic cooperation and sincere interest in

school activities, the staff of 1955 dedicates The Shield to you, MRS, LOUISE CULPEPPER.

CONTENTS

THE SHIELD STAFF

EditOr---- nm een nen nnn ener enon wen enenran- Billy Hays
June Addington

Art Editor
Nellie Allen

Business Manager
Sports Editor-<-<-<-<<-----<-<--e<---<<-= Emory Howard
Adverising Faith Knopf
Richard Snow
Betty Tyndall
Patsy Howard
Mary Jo Carter
Jimmy Causey
Marion Dean
Jeannine McCord
Annette Anderson

Marion Robbins

OUR MESSAGE

Each of us needs in his heart's treasury the memory of warm friendship...a happier day... time well spent.

As the years pass and the memory of your days here grows dim, you may renew afresh these golden hours

through the pages of this yearbook.

We wish to express to each of you who have given of yourselves and of your time in making this publication

possible, our profound appreciation.

THE SHIELD STAFF

MEMBERS OF THE BIBBCOUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

Mark A. Smith, Superintendent
W. Howard Bridges, Assistant Superintendent

McKibben Lane
Andrew J. Lyndon
Wallace Miller, Jr.
George P. Rankin, Jr.
William P. Simmons
H. G. Weaver

Herbert F. Birdsey

J. D. Crump

Lee M. Happ

Albert S. Hatcher, Jr.
Charles C. Hertwig
Walter T. Johnson

OUR OFFICE STAFF

Mrs, Gladys Adcock, Secretary Mrs. Eloise Edwards, Secretary

DIRECTORS MESSAGE

As you walk forward towards them that are without--towards those who are waiting for you to
fill your place--we, here at Macon Vocational School, want you never to feel that your education is
completed and that you are leaving us, Instead, as you turn the pages of this, your first yearbook,
feel that we are your friends, standing ready to assist you in furthering your aims and education, your
hopes and desires,

We shall always be interested in your welfare, and in your successes, and, yes-~-in your failures
too, The men who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing

and succeed, is still as true as when it was penned by Lloyd Jones,

With the shield you now have, we feel confident that in walking outward and onward to that
challenging task that lies ahead of you, you will have the lack of nothing.

My warm personal wishes to each of you.

Hihewly

FACULTY

Mr. W.C. Whitley

Whatever our future achievements may be, we can look backward and
remember your untiring efforts to help us during our school days here,

We wish to thank you for many things...

...For spurring us on when the going was rough and never forgetting
the human side,

...For endeavoring to guide us, without dominating us.

...For enlightening our school days with unending, spontaneous humor.

...For making us think before we act.

Just as we remember the fine qualities of the man whose face is on the
penny, so we shall remember you,

THE SENIOR CLASS

1955

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Mr. Raymonde M. Kelley Mrs, Carrie C, Williams Mr. J. D. Anderson
Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor

Trade and Industrial Homemaking Distributive
Education Education Education

Mr. Malcom D. Jones Miss Geraldine Wheeler Mr. Harvey W. Criswell
Radio Librarian Plumbing
Advisor Macon

FACULTY

Mrs. Louise Gossett
Academic

Mr. George D. Yetter
Auto Mechanics

Mr, Charles R, Hunt
Barbering

Miss Winnie J, Howard
Cosmetology

Mr, Grady R, Hatfield
Printing

Mr, S.J, T, Price
Academic

Mrs, Helen H, Reese
Commercial

Mr, Adrin C, Staton
Academic

FACULTY

Mr, R,F. Collins
Coordinator of Distributive
Education

Mrs. Louise T. Culpepper
Commercial

Mr. W.L. Greene
Academic
Counseling
Guidance

Mr. Marvin L. Tyre
Printing

Mr. S,E. Singleton
Machine Shop

Mrs. Marie A. Kelley
Home Economics

Mr. Walton C. Cheshire
Academic

Coach

Mrs, Lorena Rabun Meeks
Academic

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MARY HELEN McCORD

JAMES CAUSEY

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CAROLYN DEAN

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MILTON MEADOWS

ELEANOR STAPLES

SENIORS

EMORY HOWARD

PEGGY BLOUNT

CHARLES LANGFORD

JUNE ADDINGTON

RICHARD SNOW

CAROLYN MIXON

SENIORS

FRANCES BLACKBURN

HAROLD BARRON

MARION DEAN

Also; RONNIE BURNETT
EDWARD NEWBERRY
JEAN BRYANT
WAYNE HALL

Milton Meadows Frances Gunn Billy Hays
Most Cooperative Best Looking Best Looking
Best All Around

Most Courteous

Ronnie Burnett Frances Blackburn

Best Athlete Best All Around

Peggy Blount 4 Gene Flynt Jeanine McCord
Most Courteous Best Student Best Student

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JUNIORS

JUNIORS

* Linda Baird, President
* Lois Jones, Vice President

Nellie Allen

Vonnie Arnsdorf
Betty Avery
Roy Beck

Billy Burnett
Bessie Copeland
David Cox

Delano Dowd
Marvin Epps
Kenneth Forbes

Mildred Hardy
Mary Jones
Peggy Jones

JUNIORS

Patsy Howard, Secretary
*Olive Odom, Treasurer

Faith Knopf

Colleen Langford

Jimmie Ledbetter
Velma Livingston

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Mary Parsons sh y

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Charles Roland
Barbara Rowell
Melba Shaw

Jerry Smith
Barbara Tucker
Betty Tyndall

AND THAT YE STUDY

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U. S. Government class English class
12th grade 10th grade

Math class-8th grade English class-8th grad
Health Class Economics class

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Herman McDaniel
Keith Moon
Beatrice Peacock
Clearance Potts
Yvonne Purvis

Don Renfro
Marvin Roberts
Carole Sansbury
Ralee Sansbury
Hilton Sawyer

W. A, Sawyer
Jimmie Simmons
Frank Smith
Buddy Staples
Broadus Taylor

Emmette Thompson
Donald West
Bobbie Williams
Brown Yaugn

Benny Lewis

SOPHOMORES |

* Phillip Webb, President
*Freddie Pipkin, Vice-President
* George Taylor, Treasurer

Clinton Carr
Brunette Forester
Janice Jones

SOPHOMORES ||

Fay Graves, President
*Martha Burns, Vice-President
*Clyde Buchans, Secretary -Treasurer

Annette Anderson
Billy Avera
David Bevill

Eugene Collins
Violet Cox

Jean Creamer
Jo Gaines
Kenneth Hagood

Donald Hall
Ronald Hardin
Betty Jean Harris
Irvin Hooker
Earl Johnson

Boots Jones
Betty Nipper
Rachael Kellum
Earl Land

Ray Leverette

Fred Maddox
Johnny McCrimmon
Frances Molton
Madison Moore
Frances Oliver

.. AND TO WORK ....

Drafting class

Typing class

WITH YOUR OWN HANDS....

Television class

Barbering class

Cooking class

FRESHMEN |

Becky Osterwise, President
*Marion Robbins, Vice President
*L. Hannon Justice, Secretary
Betty Jean Hawkins, Treasurer

Pat E. Adams
Kenneth Avery
Van Brock
Tommy Bryant

Cecil Burkhalter

Floyd Copeland
Louis Cox
Freddie Cromer

Richard Davis
Edward Dunn
J. T. Ethridge
Calvin Gregory

Larry Howell
Reginald Jarrell
Jimmy Nell Johnson
Radford Massengale

Peggy Middlebrooks
James Parks

Raburn Sanderson
James Saxon

Etta Jo Simmons
Joseph Ward
Billy Wood
Jimmy Wood

FRESHMEN ||

*Waltine Burnham, President
*Jeanell Passmore, Vice-Pres,
Juanita Lanham, Secretary
Betty Slade, Treasurer

Jeannine Brooks
ReVelle Brooks
John Califf

Mary Jo Carter

Roger Collins
Charles Cook
Johnnie Mae Crosby
Eleanor Davis

Jimmy Fulwood
Tommy Sue Gore
Thelma Grantham
Eleanor Harris

Sonny Hawkins
H. W. Heath

Sylvester Holley
Ronald McCord

Florene McDaniel
Jack McDonald
Paul McElmurray
J. L. Miller

Robert Newberry
Mary Reynolds

Alton Sanderson
Johnnie Sheffield

EIGHTH GRADE |!

*Gypsy Haygood, President
*Bob Fuller, Vice-President
*Latrelle Benefield, Secretary ~Treasurer

Bobby Jean Abney
James Aiken
Joseph Annis
Kenneth Bussell

Ann Cannon
Thomas Cannon
Roy Clanton
Donald Connally

Myrna Conner
Jimmy Ernest
Shirley Freeman
James Gilmore

Henry Howell
Grady Hubbard
Walter Mullis
Tommy Norris

Warren Selph
Roger Sumlin
Pete Wallace

Don Weaver
Lewis Winters

EIGHTH GRADE II

* Shirley Ann Maddox, President
* Betty Hogan, Vice-President
* Aurie Adams, Secretary-Treasurer

Mamie Allen
Helen Marie Ball
Jimmy Benge
Betty Jean Brock

Maxcine Busbee
Mary Alice Callaway
Betty June Davidson
Phyllis Dickens

Dorothy Estes

Alton Everidge
Myrtle Hester
Gwendolyn Holloman

Emily Hudgins Absent when
La Verne Johnson pictures
Mable Mullis : A Were Laken
Raymond Phillips ;

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Larry Redfern - available
Nell Rigby
Drucilla Sanderson

Judine Sammons
Charles Sta nley

SEVENTH GRADE

* Wilbur Stevenson, President
* Aubury Taylor, Vice-President

: * Franklin Jackson, Secretary- Treasurer
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Aldine Bateman
Herbert Bradshaw
Bobby Couch
Jimmy Gordon

Lamar Hamlin
James Hubbard
Lawrence Jackson
Vernon Kelly

Lucile Land
Richard Little
Curtis Marsh
Dale Morris

Robert McCranie
Wallace Mullis
Ottis Phillips
Joseph Reynolds

Barbara Sammons
Wayman Scarbary
Billy Simmons
Frank Simmons

Charles Smith
Wilbur Staples
Faye Vinson
Allen Wood

SPORTS

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David Bevil Ronnie Burnett Freddie Cromer

FOOTBALL

Coach Walton Cheshire, our
head football,basketball, base-
balland track coach, is a fine
example of a sportsman. He
underwent many cases of near
heart-failure in all our sports,

<< Macon Vocational's third year of
HAIL TO CHESHIRE!

was a year to brighten the hopes
Emory Howard were Freshmen and Sophomores who

Freddie Pipkin Kenneth Hagood George Taylor Billy Hays Dick Justice

Marvin Epps Jack McDonald Radford Massengale Charles Roland

S. J. T. Price
Assistant Coach
RI N ES devoted much of his time and effort
to the "B" team. He helped them
over quite a few rough spots.
football and its first year of district competition
of the coming years, because most of the players
gained valuable experience for the years to come. Raburn Sanderson

YEA, YEA, MR, PRICE,

Joe Spivey Johnny Sheffield Brown Yaughn Billy Burnett Marvin Roberts

Back row left to right: Billy Wood, Donald Hall, David Bevil, Billy Hays, Kenneth Hagood, Richard
Snow. Front row left to right: Emory Howard, Roy Beck, Freddie Pipkin, Freddie Cromer and Lamar
Martin.

Two games in one] With the greatest of ease!

GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL

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Back row, left to right: Yvonne Purvis, "Boots" Jones, Marion Robbins, Betty Nipper and Caro-
lynDean. Front row, left to right: ReVelle Brooks, Martha Burns, Johnnie Mae Crosby, Waltine
Burnham and Barbara Tucker.

The girls had a tough year but we can be proud of them because they kept their chins up and
tried hard. Good going, girls!

Coach W. C. Whitley gives the girls a pep talk on
team strategy and sportmanship.

Yvonne Purvis, Betty Nipper
and Waltine Burnham with
victory a heartbeat away.

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B. BASKETBALL TEAM

Left to right: Ronnie Burnette, Phillip Webb, George Taylor,
Jerry Townsman, Wayne Hall, Billy Burnette and D. L. Martin.

BASEBALL TEAM

Front Row, left to right: Emory Howard, Richard Snow, Billy Burnette, Ronnie Hardin, Wayne Hall. Second row,
left to right: David Cox, Freddie Pipkin, Lamar Martin, Charles Roland, Roy Beck, Back row, left to right: Billy
Wood, Eugene Collins, Ronnie Burnette, Billy Hays, David Bevil and Kenneth Hagood,

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These girls stuck together
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and made an attractive
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cheering the Wolverines.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Waltine Burnham, Johnnie Mae Crosby, Yvonne Pur-
vis, Carole Sansbury, Boots Jones, Frances Blackburn, Martha Burns
and Kathy Butler, Mascot.

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BETA CLUB

President: Nellie Allen

Vice-President: Gene Flynt

Secretary: Betty Tyndall

Corres, Sec. Carole Sansbury

Treasurer; Billy Hays

Sponsor: Mr. Adrin Staton
June Addington, Vonnie Arnsdorf, Linda Baird, Fran-
ces Blackburn, Peggy Blount, ReVelle Brooks, Mar-
ion Dean, Nette Forester, Jo Gaines, Mildred Hardy,
Betty Jean Harris, Mary Helen McCord, Carolyn Mix-
on , Olive Odom, Mary Reynolds, Billy Avery, Jean
Creamer, and Annette Anderson

The wearer of the Beta Club emblem accepts the
challenge of the world to contribute to the progress
of mankind towards perfection by striving to live up
to the ideals which arerepresented by the Beta Club
emblem,

The qualifications for membership on the part of the student are: good mentality and character, creditable
achievements, and commendable attitude.

Motto: Ducamus aliis serviendo (Let us lead by serving others).
Cardinal principals: Achievement, Character, Leadership.

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DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB

President: Gene Flynt
Vice-President: Eleanor Staples
Secretary: Jo Gaines

Treasurer: Colleen Langford
Reporter: Bessie Copeland
Parliamentarian: Keith Moon
Sponsor: Mr. Bob Collins

Nellie Allen, Vonnie Arnsdorf, Peggy Jones, Ralee Sans-
bury, Frank Smith, Milton Meadows, Clinton Carr,
Nette Forester and Jean Bryant

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on toys. store. stock between sales

Peggy Jones helps gentleman select All enjoyed party held at Community Center. Inexpen-
gloves for present sive gifts were exchanged. ... Merry time.

FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA

The requirements for mem-
bership are: a favorable at-
titude toward the school and
its functions, an ambition
to work in the field of office
occupations, and desire for
self-improvement scholast-
ically as well as personally,

President: Nellie Allen

Secretary: Jimmy Causey

Reporter: Mary Helen McCord

Olive Odom, Betty Tyndall, Peggy Blount and Rosemary Reid.

HI LIGHTS

Miss Wheeler during a quiet moment in the li-
rary with June's paintings in the background.

With her gift of capturing the sunshine with a knick-
knack or two, a wisp of cloth and a pot plant, Miss
Wheeler has transformed the library to an inviting
place to read, to relax, to browse.

Vice-President: Martha Burns
Treasurer: Boots Jones
Sponsor: Mrs. Louise Culpepper

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Student At Vocational
School Has Art Exhibit

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HERE

Emory Howard, Jimmy Causey, Linda Baird, Mildred Mrs, Mary Butler, our dietician, with Beatrice Peacock
Hardy, Janice Jones, Patsy Howard and Betty Jean Har- and Broadus Taylor serve visitors in cafeteria,

ris register and greet visitors at Open House held No-

vember 9, 1954,

Perfect teamwork,
precision and coordi-
nation were largely
responsible for the

victory of faculty in Cafeteria staff; 1. tor, Lottie Parker,

Nettie Battle, Nettie Murchison and
Ida Mae White who work under Mrs.

thisfastaction game,
(with electronic ac-

curacy) (right) Butler's supervision in preparing our

Never a slow moment! nutritious and well-balanced meals.

"How
dare
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(left)

Below: In trim form, alert and re- . 3 ;
freshed after a day of teaching, the | 3
boys (?) played a masterful game! Sas
VICTORIOUS Henry Richardson, our faithful custodian for 18 yrs. Shown
. Se next, Eddie Glover, Agnes Glover, Mattie Washington and
Bessie Young.

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Papa Pepper's Bombshell Senior play L tor. Jan Oster-

wise, Peggy Blount, Ronnie Burnette, Marion Dean, Gene
Flynt.

Queen Faith Knopf and David Cox are
crowned,

Lovely Ladies
. Revelle Brooks, Faith Knopf,

Frances Gunn, Shirley Maddox, and
Barbara Register
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GONE- then-
Mr. Rayfield Lines keeps a
watchful eye on our school

until classes begin next day.
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Amen!

A Builder as well as a converter

of Georgia's resources

Macon
Kraft
Company

MACON PIANO EXCHANGE

2699 Houston Avenue

Phone 2-332]

NEW AND USED PIANOS

*SOHMER

* JANSSEN
*KOHLER-CAMPBELL
*WEAVER

*P.A. STARCK

CONNSONATA ELECTRONIC ORGANS
C. L. Powers-Owner
Varsity Drive-In
1510 Forsyth Street

Home of those famous hamburger Steaks

Ample Parking

Sewing Machine Exchange

362 Second Street wR Phone 5-7721

AND SERVICE

Middle Georgia's Only Complete Sporting Goods Store

484 Second Street

Macon, Georgia
Phone 3-544]

Everything for The Sportsman
IT PAYS TO PLAY

Compliments of

Spear Floor Service

3095 Napier Avenue

Dial 2-3467

Macon, Georgia

Macon Used Car Dealers Association

833 Third Street

Macon, Georgia

Baker-Mayfield Co.

INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS

FARMALL TRACTORS

REFRIGERATION
Sales and Service

Phone 5-6526 760 Third Street Macon, Georgia

PHONE 5-4321

WILLIAMS

Opticians

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED LENSES DUPLICATED

M. C. WILLIAMS 348 SECOND ST

ELKINS INSURANCE AGENCY
202-203 Bibb Bldg.
Macon, Georgia

Dial 5-2368

CHAMBERS AMOCO

SERVICE STATION

Corner of Newberg and Pio Noro

J. B. and E. R. Chambers

Compliments of
GRADY HOTEL COFFEE SHOPPE
303 Cherry Street

Home of Fine Foods

GENERAL FINANCE AND LOAN CO,

Loans on Autos and Furniture

Dial 3-7541

Febnsans

522 Cherry Street

OFFICE
| 1506 Hardeman Ave,
Vineville
Branch

DRY CLEANING CO,

Fur Storage

JAN AND MIKE RECORD SHOP
456 First Street

Macon, Georgia

TALK (C>),

= LOUIE WOOD

SERVICE STATION

Houston and Charles Sts,

Phone 2-9577 Macon, Ga.

CHICKEN HOUSE

4480 Broadway

Compliments of
H.L. GREEN CO,

5 to $1.00 STORE

The store with over 25,000 items from which to choose

GUY WHITE RADIO AND T.V.
654 Mulberry Street
T.V. and radio repairing
on all makes.

Prompt Service Calls

Dial 3-3768

G. G. Hardeman Co. Compania -a--

REALTORS and INSURORS Mildred Johns Shop

307 Cotton Avenue
378 Second Street

Macon, Georgia

Phone 3-8656

Right Way Sanitary Supply
Finance Company & Chemical Co., Inc.

2120 Seventh Street Macon, Georgia

Macon, Georgia

"Money When You Need It"

Phone 2-2351 REGAL PRODUCTS

Lamar H. Ross Telephone 3-1187
No. 3 Hardeman Building

Macon, Georgia "Service Within The Hour if Desired"

Cheshire

W. E. Gates Company
Owner. G. H. Wilson Typewriter Co.
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR

Royal Typewriters & Victor Adding
Machines Portable Adding

Electrics, Standards, and Portables Standard Calculating
Sales, Rentals, Service and Supplies Electric Bookkeeping

UNDERWOOD SUNSTRAND

639 Mulberry Street Macon, Georgia | *Sales-*Service-*Supplies-*Rentals

Phone 2-3041 576 Mulberry Street Dial 5-5415

Moto Vue Theatres

COMPLIMENTS OF- Pio Nona Avenue

Houston Avenue Barper Shop gees ep ees

Jones Sewing Machine Co. Macon's Complete Outdoor Theatre
DeLuxe Dry Cleaners CINEMASCOPE --- WIDE SCREEN
South Macon Barber Shop HEATERS

Standard Stores, Inc.

"Movies are better than ever "'

$. L. Orr Company

517 Cherry Street

Macon, Georgia

IF IT'S FROM

qHEKRYS 74,

IT'S GOOD!

374 Second Street

Macon, Georgia

Macon Shoe Company

371 Third Street

Macon, Georgia

Chapman-Harrison
-Plymouth BeSoto

7.

De Soto-

Sales and Service

455 Walnut Street wey

Macon, Georgia

Watson Bros. Transfer
and Storage Co.

661 Poplar Street
Macon, Georgia
Dial 5-4771

COMPLIMENTS ----

R. . Thorpe and Sons

533-535 Cherry Street

Macon, Georgia

Nu-Way Weiners

Our three specialities

W EINERS-HAMBURGERS-BARBECUE

430 Cotton Avenue
422 Cherry Street

Phone 2-9550
Phone 2-7955

COMPLIMENTS OF -
Furniture Center, Inc.
455 First Street

Macon, Georgia

CLIFF DAVIS HARDWARE
COMPANY
Your Friendly Hardware Store

Phone 2-1625

3156 Vineville Avenue

ORANGE STREET GROCERY

104 Orange Street

Macon, Georgia

BURGESS CARPET CENTER

111 Orange at Riverside

M, C. PITTMAN
ROOFING & PAINT CO,

"Serving Middle Georgia Since 1926"

654 Plum Street Dial 3-1336

Macon, Georgia

MACON FROZEN FOODS, INC.

Meat Processing-Locker Service
Wholesale Food Distributors

3051 Vineville Avenue

PAYNE'S

Groceries-Meat-Produce and Ice

Open 9 A. M. to 11 P. M. seven days a week

3016 Vineville Avenue

Dial 2-3471 Macon, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS. OF-

B AND B SUPER MARKET

1494 Broadway

SEA FOOD CENTER

182 Broadway

"Fresh Fish Daily

COMPLIMENTS OF-

FINCHER'S BARBECUE

3947 Houston Avenue

MEMORIAL CHAPEL
Funeral Directors

Macon, Georgia

ROYAL CROWN
BOTTLING COMPANY

792 Broadway

Macon, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS OF-

WNEX RADIO STATION
Bibb Building

Macon, Georgia

THE MACON TELEGRAPH

M

THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS

Sunday

"Middle Georgia's Favorite Newspapers'

McKesson

Robbins, Inc.

C. W. Farmer

Company

Star Engraving Company

Manufacturing Jewelers--Engravers

Joe Lance

Box 72

Griffin, Georgia-

Phone 5088 Houston, Texas

Cherokee Brick & Tile Company

Common And Face Brick, Jumbo And Dubrik,
Structural Clay Tile, E-Z Lay Tile

SALES OFFICE AND PLANTS
Waterville Road
Macon, Georgia

Telephone 2-7531

COMPLIMENTS

Specialty Distributing Company

539 Arch Street
Macon, Georgia
Electronic
Parts Communication
Supplies Equipment

Taylors
Appliance Center

DAIRY PRODUCTS 3110 Vineville Avenue

Telephone 6-118

MACON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Bibb County Board of Education

1062 Forsyth Street, Macon, Georgia.

VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR EVERYONE

It's Fun To Learn 7a Eam

Trade and Industrial Education

Distributive Education

Homemaking Education

Hycee
Bottling Company

3219 Vineville Avenue

Macon, Georgia

Rio Grande Fence Co.

3055 Broadway

Macon, Georgia

Louis Briggs
Construction Co.

General Contractors
Quality Service
4425 Pio Nono Avenue

Macon, Georgia

P.O. Box 570 Phone 3-9369

Compliments of

Lanier Hotel

555 Mulberry Street

Macon, Georgia

Jean and Hall, Florist
ey

Hall Roddenbery, Owner

Bordens

Dairy Products

4570 Pio Nono Avenue

Macon, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS OF

The Georgia Loan
& Trust Company

Macon, Georgia

225 Third Street

Bill Meriweather

Photographer
369 Cotton Avenue

Macon, Georgia

ADAMS-FEAGIN THE TRADING POST

HARDWARE COMPANY

Third and Walnut 484 First Street

Telephone 5-6515 Macon, Georgia

Phone 5-3553 When short, see Shorty
KENMORE BURNS
MALONE FINANCE Co,

361 Cotton Avenue 404 Second Street

(Downstairs Basement)
Macon, Georgia

G. E. (Shorty) Malone Macon, Ga.

PINKERTON PHARMACY R. A. McCORD COMPANY

401 Cherry Street 225 Second Street

Macon, Georgia Macon, Georgia

YELLOW CAB CO,

Compliments of

Dial 2-6464

J. W. McCOOK LUMBER CO,
"The Thinking Fellow Rides a Yellow

Col

Bottling Company

Macon, Georgia

Ralston Purina Company

COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF

Wade & Sons Byrds Garage

634 Second Street 447 Pine Street

Macon, Georgia Macon, Georgia

York Air Conditioning
Corleys Opticians Company

439 Cotton Avenue ie
325 Fifth Street

Macon, Georgia
Macon, Georgia

Fickling & Walker, Inc.

240 Second Street

Macon, Georgia

Durkees

Producers of Quality Products
MARGARINE - MAYONNAISE
SPICES - COCONUT
SHORTENING

Durkee's Famous Foods
Division of the Glidden Company
Macon, Georgia

Cherokee Farms

Telephone 5-3304
L. M. Solomon, Jr.,

"Quality Milk Since 1913"

Macon, Georgia

Inland
Container

Corporation

Macon, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS OF

Macon Cigar &

Harts Mortuary
Tobacco Co.

655 Broadway

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