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Mr. A. P. Markert President

Mr. W. L. Maden Dean

Capt. L. Hathaway Commandant

Mrs. Varie S. Bolton Registrar

Mrs. Maybelle Miller Secretai-y

Miss Margaret Bailie Librarian

Miss Jane Hearn Assistant Librarian

Miss Virginia Smith Guidance

Mrs. Harris Lunch Room

Mr. D. B. Robinson Bookkeeper

Mrs. Pauline Stevens Schocl Nurse

Faculty

Mr. H. C. Milligan Mathematics

Mr. C. H. Mitchell English

Mrs. Josephine Morris Commerce

Mr. J. R. Moseley Mathematics

Miss Ruth McAuliffe Latin, History

Miss Milbra McGahee History

Mr. J. L. McDaniels Commerce

Mr. J. J. Nixon Economics, English

Mr. W. G. Oellerieh Mathematics

Miss Winnie Overstreet French

Mr. A. G. Owens English

Mr. H. O. Read English

Mr. J. M. Robertscn Mathematics

Mr. G. M. Scott English

Mrs. Minnie Sackett ^ Commerce

Miss Grace Strauss History

Mr. C. M. Sutton English

Mr. J. L. Talley Physics

Mrs. Ruby Turner English

Mr. S. L. Wallace Biology

Mrs. Margaret White Homemaking

Mr. A. L. Williams Economics

Mr. G. B. Williams Mathem.atics

Mr. Percy Wise : Spanish

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Sophomore Class

CLASS OFFICERS

PATRICIA SWAIN President

MARY CLARK Vice-President

ALAN PLAYFORD Secre'ary-Treasurer

LEWIS M. BARNES MARY JOYCE CALDWELL

NICK BACHES WYMAN POSTELLE BOYD

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HELEN MARY CALLAHAN MARY KATHERINE CLARK

RICHARD AUTRELL CARROLL MAE ELIZABETH FIELDS

JOYCE ANN HOPKINS

CHRISTINE NAOMI HUNDLEY

JACQUELIN EUGENIA NIEHUSS

GEORGE ALAN PLAYFORD

ANN MARIE SATCHER

JO ANN SIZEMORE

PATRICIA CAROLE SWAIN

KENNETH ROLAND SYMONDS

LINDA ANN WHITTLE

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Freshman Class

CLASS OFFICERS

MARTHA ANN WIGGINS President

SUZIE BAGGOTT _ Vice-President

THOMAS HARRIS _ Secretary-Treasurer

MARIAN ADKINS

ANN STUART ANDERSON

JUDITH HILDRED AYEHS

SUZIE LEAMAN BAGGOTT

CAROLYN MAE BRANDON

WILLIAM McCORD BRICKLE

MARTHA HARRIET DOZIER

ELIZABETH LOUISE ELLIS

PATRICIA LEE ERGLE

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NANCY RIEVES FORD MARGARET GRACE GATTIS HUGH FISHER GROVER

N. YVONNE HUGHES MARVIN VERNON JENKINS CAREY TOLBERT JOHNSON

CAROLYN SUE JONES CAROLE ELIZABETH LITTLE DOROTHY GENE MATTHEWS

WILLIAM ROBERT MOODY MERLE ESTELLE MUTIMER NANCY ELIZABETH McGINTY

CAROLINE BRAILSFORD NIXON LAURA KAY PARKER SILAS PITTMAX

LOIS ELIZABETH POWERS RAYMOND AUGUST ROESEL ROBERT LYTCH SEAGO

BARBARA ANN SIMPSON MARTHA CAROLYN STAFFORD FREIDA HAMILTON STRAUSS

WAYNE H. THOMPSON. JR. MIRIAM USRY ROBERT REYNOLDS WINCHESTER

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Senior Class

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

GERALDINE MUNDY President

NANCY GRICE Vice-President

JANE CONNOR Secretary-Treasurer

SHIRLEY ANN ABBOTT DONALD EDWIN AKINS

WILLIAM EDWARD ADAMS ELIZABETH DADE ALEXANDER

JIMMY MIXON ANDERSON . ROBERT EDWARD ANDERSON

MARY SNOWDEN ANDERSON ROBERT HARDY ANDERSON

ROY GERALD ANDES, JR. ADA MANNING ASTIN ELIZABETH ANN BAAB

BILLY S. ARRINGTON ELIZABETH ANNE ATWOOD

Seniors

JAMES DAVID BARGERON

MIRIAM ELVERNE BAILEY

MARGIE ANN BABB

FRANKLIN LEWIS BARTON

VONCEIL BASS

SUE ANN BEALL

STANLEY CLARK BEARD

SALLY ANN BECKUM

NANCIE LEE BEDINGFIELD

WILLIAM GENE BELL ETHEL MAE BISHOP CLAIRE BLANCHARD

JUDSON TERRY BENTLEY JUDITH DAVID BLACKMON

Class of 1956

MARION AUDREY BONEY

BARBARA MAURY BOWEN

ROBERT A. BOWMAN

JACQUELYN ELWOOD BOYETTE

ANN MARDREA BRASWELL

GEORGIE TERRY BREWER

PHILIP WREN BRINSON

FLORENCE MAE BROOME

JAMES LANIER BROWN

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JOE LESTER BROXTON JOYCE AMELIA BUTLER PEGGY BYRD

GERALD TRACY BUNN JAMES FORREST BYRD

Seniors

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CAROLYN FAYE CAGLE

VICKI LA VERNE CALHOUN

MARGARET ANN CARROLL

CLEONICE CARTER

BETTY ANN CASEY

FRANCES LADELLE CAUTHEN

PIERCE NOEL CAUVIN

WILLIAM LEWIS CAVE. JR.

MARLENE CAROL CHANCE

FLOYD JACKSON CHANCEY, JR.

JOSEPH GARNER CHANDLER

JAMES CLIFFORD CHANNELL

BENNIE BROOME CHAVOUS

JOHN HOBSON CHAVOUS

THELMA JOYCE CHAVOUS

CHRISTINE CHEW

CAROLE JOSEPHINE CHRISTIAN

JIMMY PERRIN CLARK

Class of 1956

JOHN EDWARD CLARK HILLARIE DE VARE CLEIN DONALD OSCAR COLE

RACHEL JOAN CLARK SANDRA DALE CLINTON

LYNNE COLE

KITTY WALKER COLEMAN

RONNIE COLEMAN

WILLIAM R. COLEMAN. JR.

MARY .10 COLLIER

HELEN CLARICE COLLINS

JERRY ROY CONNELL

JANE GREENE CONNER

JUDITH LA VERNE CONNER

Seniors

JAMES ALTON COOK MARY CAROLYN COOPER SARA MAE CORLEY

FRANK GENE COOLER BARBARA GENE CORLEY

JAMES CHARLES COURSON

LAWRENCE CALDWELL CRAWFORD

RUTH HAYES CROSS

PRISCILLA CROW

MARY LOUISE CRUMP

ARNOLD LEE DAITCH

CHARLES WOODALL DANIEL

HERBERT LOUIS DANIEL

ELIZABETH CLAIRE DAVIS

Class of 1956

RICHARD EDGAR DAVIS

MARTHA JEANNE DEER DEWITT RONALD DENT

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PEGGY ANN DEVORE SHIRLEY LAVERNE DOOLITTLE DOLORES LUCILLE DROST

JEANNE EVA DICKS WALLACE MANLY DORN

Seniors

BETTY JANE DU BOIS

ANNE WILSON DUKES

JOHN WILLIAM DUNN

AIKEN FLETCHER DYCHES

DOROTHY EBY

PEGGY JEAN ELDRIDGE

DAGMAR HELENE ENDORF

KENNETH ENGLISH

HOMER JIMMY EPPS

JANICE FAY ERGLE HELEN DAVIES EVE THOMAS HUBERT FARROW

JAMES DAVID EVANS CHAELES BALLARD EVERETT

Class of 1956

THELMA ANN FIELDS

PATSY FITZGERALD

LEWIS WARE FLINT

VERA DEAN FLORENCE

ALIENE LA VELLE FOGLE

JO ANN FORD

RICHARD PETER FORLANO

CAROLE FRANCES FORSMARK

MARILYN SUE FORTNEY

BARBARA ANN FREEMAN

LOIS MARILYN FROLKIS

JOSEPH DANIEL FULCHER

NICK ANTHONY GAVALOS

ELDRIDGE DAVID GIBBS

HENRY NORTH GOODWIN

DONALD ANTHONY GRANTHAM

PATRICIA VAN GREENE

LOUIS WARD GREGORY

Seniors

NANCY ROBERTA GRICE WALTER ALLEN HAGIN

MARY LOIS GRIMSLEY EVA MAE HALL

LARRY HALL

PHYLLIS ANN HALL CHARLES HAMMOCK

TONI HAMMACK ELIZABETH HANKINSON

CORNELIUS ALFRED HARMON ARTHUR COLEMAN HATFIELD

WALTER TEASLEY HARRIS JAMES WILLIAM HEATH, JR.

Class of 1956

JANE KILPATRICK HENDERSON

VIRGINIA DARE HENDRIX

FORREST MALLORY HENSLEY

IRIS MERLE HENSLEY

MARGARET COSBY HENSLEY

MARGARET ANN HEWITT

DOUGLAS MELIVIN HIGGINBOTHAM

MARY SUSAN HILL

ELIZABETH SABRINA HOGAN

Seniors

DORIS ANN HOLBROOK

BENNETT ALTON HOOKS

WALTER ALLEN HOPKINS

RONNIE CALDWELL HOWARD

JIMMY WARREN HOWELL

SARAH PATRICIA HUGHES

PATRICIA ANN HUNT

PAUL RALPH HURT

JOYCE LORRAINE HYATT

THOMAS CLAUDE HYDRICK HELEN MARIE JACKSON ROSEMARY HELEN JANSEN

CUTHBERT FREDERICK INGLETT JOAN JAMIN

RANDALL ALLAN JAY

LANDY VINTON JEFFCOAT

WILLIAM LAY JENNINGS

BETTY JOAN JOHNSON

BILLY G. JOHNSON

HERBERT GENE JOHNSTON

BARBARA LOUISE JONES

CARLA JONES

CLAUDIA LEE JONES

Class of 1956

EMILY JONES

SHANNON DELORES JONES KATHRYN LOUISE KENNEDY

SARAH OLIVIA JONES AUDREY JEAN KEEL

BERT KING

THOMAS LAMAR KING BRANTLEY EUGENE KUGLAR

GEORGE COLLIER KING MARY JO KLEIN

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WILLIAM BURNHARDT KUHKLE

RONALD JOSEPH LA CHANCE

JIMMY FRANKLIN LANDRUM

FRANCES JANE LANEY

TOMMY VVELDON LANIER

VIOLET GLORIA LANIER

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JERRY ANN LEE

MARY FLETCHER LEE

SYBIL FAUSTINA LEE

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JENNIE LEE LEHMANN HOMER WALTON LEVERETT HARRIET ADEL LE\^"

WILLIAM DAVID LESSARD DANIEL LEVY

Class of 1956

BECKY LITTLE

JOHN GORDON LOGAN

YOKE LUN LOO

DANFORTH LEROY LUKE

MARY FRANCES LYNN

BARBARA LAVERNE MADDOX

ROSEMARIE MAHLSTEDT

CHARLOTTE JOAN MALLARD

GRACE STRAUSS MANGUM

JOHN THOMAS MANN, JR. HERMAN RUPERT MARKERT MARY VALINDA MARKS

ROBERT FRANCIS MARION. JR. HENRY MORTIMER MARKS

Seniors

FRED MARSCHALK

JOSEPH MARTIN

MARGARET AMMONS MARTIN

GLENDA MATTOX

HENRIETTA ANITA MAY

JACQUELINE MAY

MARGARET JEANENE MAYSON

MARTHA NELL MEACHAM

GEORGIA ANN MERRITT

SUE MERTINS

ALICE VIOLA MILES

DOROTHY MAE MILFOED

BETTE ELAINE MILLER

PATRICIA ANN MILLER

SARA FRANCES MILLER

RAY THOMAS MIMS

JOYCE MAXINE MITCHELL

MYRNA LOUISE MITCHELL

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Class of 1956

MARY FRANCES MIXON HENRY JACK MuuIJL;. JR. MARTHA HELEN MOSELEY

WALLACE WILLIAM MOODY RAY CHARLES MOORE

ANDREW BRAMLETTE MULCAY, III

BARBARA HILL MULHERIN

GERALDINE MUNDY

MARGARET LOUISE MUNDY

MARY ANN MURPHY

DAVID LEE MYRICK

EETTY JOANN McCORKLE

DONALD PRICE MeCROAN

BARBARA JEAN McDANIEI.

Seniors

WALTER RUSSELL McDOUGAL BARBARA ANN McGAHEE CHAKLKS RHIND NEWMAN

JANE BRITTON McELMURRAY HENRY MARTIN McKIE. JR.

WARREN O'BRIAN NORRIS

MARIE PALMER

JOHANNA LOUISE PARKMAN

RAYMOND ELON PARNELL

JOSEF COOPER PATCHEN

ARTHUR BANCROFT PATCHIN, JR.

ANNETTE DOYLE PEACOCK

ROBERT PEACOCK

THOMAS RONALD PEARRE

Class of 1956

ANN JEANETTE PERRY OTIS DIXON PHILLIPS MARGUERITE PHILPOT

FREDERICK PHILLIPS CAROL FRANKALENE PHILPOT

THOMAS BENTON PITCHER DANIEL TRACY POOLE, JR.

DOUGLAS HOLMES POLLAK MARY JANE POWELL

Seniors

LARRY JACKSON PUCKETT

ALICE ISOBEL PURDY

MALCOLM WAYNE QUEEN

BETTY JANE RACHELS

JO ANN REEDER

EARL REESE

FRANCES CAROL REESE

GLADYS MARIA REESE

NEVA ALICE REEVES

THOMAS EDWARD RHODEN PATRICIA ANN ROBERSON MARY GIBSON ROGERS

KENNETH EARL RICHARDSON VIRGINIA DE.AN ROBERTS

Class of 1956

MARY CONNIE ROLAND

JAMES LAMAR ROSS

LEILA ANN ROYSTER

OLIVER RUSSELL

CATHERINE LOUISE SACK

MARY LOU SANDERS

CARROLL SUE SCHWIENING

DORIS EVELYN SCOTT

JAMES WESLEY SCOTT

EDWARD GRESHAM SILLS FA YE SIMS

SIMONE REGINA SIMOWITZ

GEORGE WILSON SIMS, JR.
FRED MARION SIMS

Seniors

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JEAN SIZEMORE

HENRY AMON SMART

BARBARA ANN SMITH

DONALD SMITH

LAURA JEAN SMITH

SAMUEL LINDSEY SMITH

WILLIAM HUNTER SMOAK

LEROY FREDERICK SNIDER

MARCIA JANE SPARKS

MARY ALICE SPIVEY

SANDRA RUTH STACKS

SYLVIA STACKS

SHARON ANN STADLEN

DAVID G. STAFFORD

PATRICIA LANORA STEED

LILLIAN CHARLOTTE STEHMEYER

JOE KEMP STEINBERG

CHARLES EDWIN STEVENS

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JOHN ROBERT STEVENS RACHEL MARELL STONE GLENDA FAY STOWE

MARY EVELYN STONE RUTH LAMAR STORY

BARBARA NAN STREETMAN

SUE NANETTE STURGIS

KATHRYN PHILLIS SULLIVAN

ED LOUIS SUMERAU

MARTHA ANNE SUMERAU

GLORIA MAE SWE/.RINGEN

HELEN RACHEL TANENBAUM

ALBERT ROBERT TANNER

HOMER FRANK TAPLEY. JR.

Seniors

STONEY EDWARD TAYLOR HUGH WYLIE TERRELL ANGELA IRENE THURMOND

OLLIE OVALENE TENCH JULIA FRANCES TERRY

MAXINE THURMOND

PATRICIA ANN TOOLE

REBECCA HOBBS TOWILL

JOY ADRIENNE TOWNES

MARTHA JANET USRY

CHARLES ALAN VALENTINE

THOMAS HOWARD VAN HAGAN

JOANN PATRICIA VIGNATI

MARY VIRGINIA VIGNATI

Class of 1956

ROBERT REYNOLDS WADDELL JAMES PANKNIN WALKER. JR. PATRICIA ANITA WALL

NAN REBECCA WADE JULIAN CHARBONNIER WALKER

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SARA RUTH WALL ROBERT EUGENE WARE MARTHA HULL WEEKS

CAROL JEAN WARD CONSTANCE ANN WEATHERS

Seniors

MARY JANE WELBORN

EDWIN J. WHEELER. JR.

CLARENCE KENNETH WHITAKER

ELIZABETH WHITTEN

JOHN BENSON WIER. JR.

WALLACE RAGSDALE WIGGINS

BONNIE MILLER WILLIAMS. JR.

CAROLYN LORETTA WILLIAMS

KENNETH GREGORY WILLIAMS

LARRY DONALD WILLIS LILI REBECCA WILSON JACQLTELINE WOMBLES

IDA MARIE WILSON WILLIAM H. WILSON, JR.

Class of 1956

STEPHEN WONG

FRANCES WOO

WILLIAM BYRNES WOOD

FRANKIE JOAN WOODWARD

KATHLEEN WELCH WOOTEN

WILLIAM LAWRENCE WREN

BOYKIN C. WRIGHT

BETH WRIGHT

JULIE WRIGHT

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Junior Class

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

JIMMY SMALLEY ._ President

LINDA HUGHES _ Vice-President

GLENDA POND Secretary-Treasurer

Betty LcuJse Abernathy
Dorothy Aldred
Madeline Ruth Aldred
Betty Jean Anderson

Walter Edward Anderson
Gene Ansley
Tommy Harold Ashe
C. Reid Askew. Jr.

Tony Albert Atkins
Robert Jerry Atkinson
Joseph Carlisle Averetl
Barbara Jane Bailey

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Mary Louise Bailey
Laure Evans Bailie
Rosemary Baird
Charles Williain Baldowski
Henry William Bank

Cliarlie Benson Beatse
Edwin Palmer Beattie
Ann Helen Bee
Bill Benjamin
Gail Marsha Bennett

Juniors

Jo Ann Bennett
Rose Carol Bennett
Anna Margaret Bentley
Barbara Elaine Best
Sheryl Kae Biedrzycki

Edward Vernon Blatkwell .
Patricia Angenette Blackwcll
Nancy Ann Blanchard
Anne Cuilis Blount
Halley Full'ord Boatwright

Jeanctle Lee Bodenhamer
Carl Marshall Bogoslawsky
Eddie Allen Botli
Patricia Ann Boyd
Cailton Scott Brack

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Jerry Glenda Bradley
Richard Carter Brinkley
Ellen Carol Brooks
Sandra Gail Brooks
Audley Pcstelle Brown

Barbara Jean Brown
George Twiggs Brown
Joseph Buster Brown
Nancy Elizabeth Brown
Martha Lee Bruno

Yvonne Briisher
IMary Huha Bumpus
Hazel Laverne Burckh?ltei
Joyce Ann Burris
Thr.mas Levi Burton

Juniors

Joe Allen Bush
Mary Florence Butler
Robert Lee Byrd. Jr.
Jean Marie Carroll
Ramona Jo Carroll

Grady CuUus Campbell
Curtis Harold Carter
Daniel William Case
Herbert Calvin Caudill
Patricia Lane Chandler

Shirley Mae Cheeley
Glenda Lucille Cheney
Edward Chow
Eugenia Kathryn Clark
Schuyler Walton Clark

Ronald Franklin Cleveland
Chloris Viola Cliett
Lee Ann Cliett
Patsy La Rue Cliett
Dorette Nell Collins

Juniors

Hugh Francis Conlon, III
Myrna Sue Cook
Jerry Lee Cox
Ronald Clyde Coursey
Eunice Rachels Crawford

Mary Elizabeth Creech
Roberta Venning Cribb
Sandra Kaye Crockett
Ann Grace Cromer
Thomas Jefferson Culpepper

Carol Cunningham
Patricia Ritchey Davis
Donald Preston Day
Robert Luther DeWitt
Bettv Margaret Doolittle

Nancy Jean Dunaway
Robert Dunaway
Barbara Duncan
Leola Helen Dunlap
Mary Nelle Dunn

Joan Durham
Pat Fain Dye
Barbara Carol English
Lu-Ruth Erion
Glenda Mae Eskew

Betty Lou Evans
William HenderEon Evans
Sylvia Rebecca Faglier
Nancy Jane Faulk
Jacquelin Fielder

Juniors

Janice Virginia Fennel!
Jack Howard Fisher
Lamar Lafayette Fleming
Barbara Flowers
Bill Minor Force

Esther Ann Ford
Thomas Bligh Freeland
Thomas Richard Gaines
Alton Frank Garrison
Jane Elizabeth Gibson

Allen Byron Gilbert
Larry Maxwell Giles
Robert Walter Glenn
Brenda Shirlene Godowns
Gilbert Charles Goldman

Robert Franklin Goldman
Charles Johnston Goodwin
Leila Rains Goodwin
James Berry Gordon
Jimmy Stephen Gossett

Juniors

Barbara Jean Graham
Jewell Marie Greene
Henrietta Elizabeth Griffin
Cecilia Elizabeth Griffin
Mary Louise Griffin

Lois Grimstead
Alice Danforth Hagler
Sheila Ashley Hall
Harry Taylor Harper
Donnie Benjamin Harris

Betsy Ann Harrison
Patricia Hayes
Helen Boone Henry
Janice Carolyn Hensley
Patricia Louise Hensley

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Patsy Louise Hewitt
Jimmy William Hickson
Rebecca Dennis Hill
Sarah McCandlish Hill
Carol Jean Hogan

Donnie Hogan
Bonnie Sue Holcomb
Inez Charlene Holcomb
Jack D. Holley
Carolyn Home

Donald Julian Howard
Edward Clinton Howard
Laney Ann Howard
Charlie Babe Hughes
Linda Leontine Hughes

Beulah Mae Hunter
Claude Hillyer Hulcheson
Gladys Marie Hyatt
Paul Edward Hyatt
Jean Ann Ivey

Paula Gail Jackson
Lila Catherine Jackson
Mildred La Verne James
Charles Franklin Janes, Jr.
Kay Havird Jarrell

Ann Elizabeth Jenks
Fred Vaughn Jennings
Carol Ann Jernigan
Robert W, Johnson
Gail Ardene Johnson

Juniors

Sheila Ann Johnson
Virginia Ann K'Burg
Helen Cain Kelley
Barbara Joyce Kent
Nancy Glenaire King

Martha Elizabeth Kinsey
Nancy Ruth Kirby
Kendall Ellis Kitchens
Myrna Loy Kitchens
Jacqueline Anne Knight

Clarence Alexander Lang
Bill Stevens Lanier
Mary Elizabeth Leckie
Richard Jennings Lee
Carolyn Dahlia Leonard

Catherine Lewis
Charles Milner Lively
Jeanette Loflin
Jerry Elizabeth Loner
John Robert Long

Robert Randolph Lucky
Judith Ann Mack
Elizabeth Ann Mackling
Patricia Ann Maddox
Richard Lamar Magruder

Sam Fiske Maguire
Georgia Elizabeth Markert
Anna Eugenia Marks
Jeanne Darlene Martin
Sandra Evelina Martin

Juniors

Sammie Lillian Meacham
Clifford Terrell Melton
Donald Gene Melton
Finley Henderson Merry
Robert Allen Milhcus

Montague Miller
Emily Mitchell
George Walker Mobley
I\ey Clark Mock
Helen Marie Montgomery

Charles Pitts Moody
Frankie Louise Moore
Sylvia Morgan
Catherine Harper Morris
Corrille Stevenson Morris

Juniors

Mildred Genett Morris
Jesse Thomas Mosley
Billie Mundy
Sandra Margaret Munn
Fred Marion McBrayer

Symm Hav.'es McCord
Amon McCormack, Jr.
Lucile McDonald
John William McElderry, Jr.
Mary Helen McGinty

Betty Lynn McKenzie
Anthony Elrod McNair
Catlierine Yvonne McNeal
Janie Sue McNorriU
Mary Theresa McNulty

Edward Boyce Nelson
Sandy Gail Nelson
Stanley Ernest Neuhaus
Thomas Edward Newman
Helen Marie Newsome

Juniors

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Charles Ira Newton
Susan Hunter Newton
Elaine Nicholson
Barbara Alice Norris
Mildred Cornelia Norris

Barbara Ann Ock
Mary Helen Oetjen
Mary Joyce Oglesby
Nelle Hoit O'Rander
Joseph Richard Ostafin

Herman Thomas O'Tyson
01i\'er Walton Owens
Velma Joan Palmer
Robert Lee Parrish
David Frank Patterson

Charles Farrell Patton
Virginia Dallas Palton
Barbara Jo Paul
Walter Irvin Pearre
Carolyn Deloros Phillips

Martha Ann Phillips
Frances Jeanette Pittman
Carolyn Glenda Pond
Patsy Ann Pond
William Edward Poteet

Dorothy Louise Powell
Janice Marion Powell
Mary Leona Prather
Carol Arlene Price
Miriam Patricia Price

Juniors

Noel Lamar Price
Louise Weltch Pund
Ophelia Ray
Barbara Louise Read
Gail Mary Remley

Jchn Dixon Reynolds
Rita Lilyon Rhoden
Carl Wayne Richards
Martha Shadle Ringson
George Ernest Rinker

Ronnie Clayton Robertson
Donna Elmine Rocheleau
Avis Ann Rollins
Clara Delores Rosier
Peggy Joanne Rowe

Leonard Roy Rubin
Anna Tom Rufo
Evelyn Rae Russell
Mary Josephine Rutledge
William Joseph Salley

Juniors

Joan Sanderson
Jack Lewis Sandlin
Geraldine Travis Saxon
James Ronald Saxon
Cleo Elizabeth Scctt

James Randall Scott
Judie Rose Scott
Janice Marian Seals
Evelyn Patricia Shackelford
Leah Joyce Shapiro

Judiih Margo Shaw
Ginie Pai'kc Shields
Ralpli Young Shiiping
Mary Frances Sikes
William John Small

James Lee Smalley
Jane Elise Smalley
Sara Pauline Snider
John Thomas Scsby
Gary Jedonne Spence

Floyd Stapleton
Lillie Carolyn Stevens
Clarence Wade Stevenson
Mary Alice Stewart
Patricia Ann Slilhvell

Sara Lane Stinchcomb
Wallis Lee Stone
William Isadore Strauss
Wilma Louise Strauss
Barbara Annette Strickland

Juniors

Vesta Lee Strickland
Randy Kea Strozier
Richard Russell Stum
Edward Lecn Styron
Phillip Stanley Sumpter

Marguart Suttton
Elizabeth Louise Swanson
Betty Huron Swint
Lizzie Mae Tanner
Mary Lehman Symms

Betty Hilda Taylor
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
Emma Ruth Terry
Jackie Sue Thomas
Sandra Gail Timmerman

Jack Columbus Tomlin
Eva Joan Toole
Barbara Elizabeth Trotter
Mary Anne Turley
Frances Carolyn Turner

Juniors

Carl Vinson Usry
J. Maxwell Vallolton
Maryann Volpitto
Margaret Elma Wall
Patricia Ann Waller

Sarah Anne Walton
Marion Warren
Martha Ann Warren
Rosalyn Welch Waters
Miller Leslie Watkins

Wanda Elizabeth Weathertord
Faye Ann Weathers
James Gardiner Weigle
Patricia Abbott Wiebel
Judy Weisinger

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Jane Simmons Weltch
Ramona Elizabetli Westbi-ooI<
Marjorie Elizabeth Westbury
Claudia June Whitaker

Annie Elizabeth White
Raymond Dutton White
Barbara Irene Whitehead
Linda Ann Williams
Emory Janell Williamson

Larry Engler Willige
Colden Rhind Willingham
Jerry Byne Wilson
Dorothy Louise Woo
Thomas Hung Woo

Juniors

Anna Elizabeth Wood
James A. Wood
Alice Eleanor Wren
Dorothy Lucille Wren
Jeannie Dianne Wren

Margaret Ann Wren
Richard Daniel Wright
George Rogers Young
Jean Dare Young
Hannah Raise Zipper

Tenth Grade

CLASS OFFICERS

BARBARA BRENNECKE President

ROBERT HAND Vice-President

JERRY LOGAN __ Secretary-Treasurer

Bottom Row Barbara Brennecke, Sue
Helm. Mary Flowers. Betsy Baynham,
Nancy Braswell.

Middle Row James Fclds. Hyman Green-
field. Gene Fulcher, Louis Gordon,
Frank Clark.

Top Row Wesley Alford. Doug Cox. Rob-
ert Bolton. Mickey Hand. Marion
Howard, Charles Chavous.

Not in Picture

Michel Barnes. Charles Clayton, Mc-
Donald Foster, Don Kemp, Winston
Pittman, Jack Rose.

Bottom Row James Marshall. Hewette

Still, Jerry Logan, Linda Petersen, Ted

James.
Middle Row Randy Jones. Tommy Reese.

David Massey, Stuart Scott, Clark

Slokle.v.
Top Row Paul Inglett, John Spivey,

Robert Stevens, Richard McDanioI,

Eddie Scott, Buddy West, John Hun-

nicutt.

Fourth Period

For a half lidur wi.' relax on tlic
catiipus

I-'-Z Curb, Hot ShupiK'. aiK
\'arsit_v arc practically on tlic
campus.

Military Staff

M/Sgt. W. G. Murphy. Jr.

M Sgt. H. J. Johnson

COLOR GUARD

Thomas Burton, Donald Wall,
Joe Patchen, Milton Burroughs

CAPTAIN LEANDER R. HATHAWAY

BATTALION STAFF

Lt. Col. John W. Dunn
Battalion Commander

Miss Geraldine Mundy
Honorary Cadet Colonel

Major Charles W. Daniel, Battalion

Executive Officer

Miss Beclty Towill, Sponsor

Major Albert Tanner, Battalion S-4
Miss Merle Hensley, Sponsoi

Captain Dewitt R. Dent. Battalion

Adjutant

Miss Dagmar Endorf. Sponsor

Lt. Joe G. Chandler, Battalion S-3
Miss Barbara Bowen. Sponsor

Lt. Ronald J. La Chance. Battalion S-2
Miss Glenda Cheney, Sponsor

Lt. David Myrick. Battalion Asst. S-4
Miss Laure Bailie, Sponsor

Lt. Charles B. Stevens, Battalion S-1
Miss Patricia Wall, Sponsor

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY

Capt. James A. Cook. Co. Commander Lt. Aiken F. Dyches, Executive Officer Brantley Kuglar
Miss Sally Hill, Sponsor Miss Patsy Weeks, Sponsor First Sergeant

FIRST PLATOON

Lt. Edward T. Broome. Platoon Leader
Miss Henrietta May, Sponsor

SECOND PLATOON

Lt. Lewis Flint, Platoon Leader
Miss Janelle Dempscy, Sponsor

THIRD PLATOON

Lt. Thomas B. Pitcher, Platoon Leader
Miss Mary Sue Hill, Sponsor

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Capt. Charles McDiarmid, Co. Commander Lt. George T. Brewer, Executive Officer Oliver Russell

Miss Jennie Lee Lehmann, Sponsor Miss Esther Ford, Sponsor First Sergeant

FIRST PLATOON

jL. Charles B. Everett, Platoon Leader
Miss Sue Martins, Sponsor

SECOND PLATOON

Lt. Hobson J. Chavous, Platoon Leader
Miss Becl^y Wilson. Sponsor

THIRD PLATOON

Lt. Richard E. Davis, Platoon Leader
Miss Lynne Cole, Sponsor

B COMPANY

Capt. Bonnie M. Williams, Co, Connniander Lt, John R, Stevens, Executive Officer Vernon L. Deas

Miss Kathryn Kennedy, Sponsor Miss Wallis Lee Stone, Sponsor First Sergeant

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FIRST PLATOON

Li. Fred M. Sims, Platoon Leader
Miss Julie Wright, Sponsor

SECOND PLATOON

LI. William G. Bell, Platoon Leader
Miss Patricia Toole, Sponsor

THIRD PLATOON

Lt. Thomas M. Van Hagen, Platoon Leader
Miss Jane Conner, Sponsor

C COMPANY

Capt. Terry C. Benlley, Co. CommanderLt. Forrest H. Hensley, Executive Otficer Gary W. Melton
Miss Lillian Stehmeyer, Sponsor Miss Betty Cook. Sponsor First Sergeant

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FIRST PLATOON

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Lt. Walton Z. McNlmI. Pkiioon Leader
Miss Martha NeU Meachain, Sponsor

SECOND PLATOON

Lt. Wallace Dorn, Platoon Leader
Miss Marcia Sparks, Sponsor

THIRD PLATOON

Lt. Donald O. Cole, Platoon Leader
Miss Becky Hill, Sponsor

R. 0. T. C. Band

Capt. Fred Phillips. Com. Officer
Miss Nancy Grice. Sponsor

Lt. Eddie Sills. Executive Officer Allen Hagin
Miss Patsy Cliett, Sponsor First Sergeant

CORNETS

F. H. Phillips
S. L. Smith
J. D. Evans
A. F. Garrison
A. McCormack
T. B. Freeland

C. M. Bogo
R. E. Ware

D. W. Crav.ford

CLARINETS

W. A. Hagin
H. F. Conlon

PERSONNEL

MR. LOUIS

FRIEDMAN. Director

R. F. Marion

SAXAPHONES

R. A. Bowman

R. F. Goldman
F. L. Barton
J. T. Sosby
J. S. Gcssett
D. P. Day

C. W. Stevenson
E. G. Sills
M. P. Johnson
G. J. Spence

DRUMS

BASS HORNS
T. M. Reese
E. E. Claxton
M. D. Rentz

BARITONES

FLUTE

M. S. Barnes

L. W. Gordon

T. James

BASS CLARINETS

W. E. Von Kamp
M. L. Watkins

FRENCH HORNS

S. H. McCord
TROMBONES
K. E. Kitchens

C. H. Harmon

D. H. Pollak

D. K. Massey

L. D. Willis

M. C. Stokely

D. J. Burbidee

C. H. Hutcheson

D. F. Patterson

T. F. Wilkinson

Rifle Team

TERRY BENTLEY Captain

DAVID STAFFORD ' Co-Captain

iVIISS SIBBIE HOGAN Team Sponsor

M/SGT, B. E. CARROW Team Coach

GENE BELL
TERRY BENTLEY
BARTON CHAMBERS
RICHARD DAVIS

\VILLIAI\I DUNN
JAMES EVANS
BOBBY GLENN
BILL HARPER

TOMMY KING
SYMM McCORD
WARREN NORRIS
DAVID STAFFORD

Tlic team tmik sccmul place in the third army divisinn ot' tlu- William Ran-
dol])li Jlcarst match which includes seven southern states, I'uertu Rico, and
the C\anal '/.'me. The scores for this match were Richard Davis IS^), Terrv
Hentley 184. Warren Xorris 182, Bill Harper 178. and William Dunn 175
making a total of 908 which was higher than any other high school score
'.nrncd in for this match.

Sabre Club

LT. DONALD COLE President

CAPT. RONALD DENT Vice-President

CAPT. TERRY BENTLEY Secretary

CAPT. JIMMY COOK Treasurer

LT. CHARLES EVERETT Chaplain

1ST LT. GENE BELL
CAPT. TERRY BENTLEY
1ST LT. TERRY BREWER
1ST. LT. EDWARD BROOME
1ST LT. JOE CHANDLER
1ST LT. HOBSON CHAVOUS
CAPT. JIMMY COOK
MAJOR CHARLES DANIELS
1ST LT. DICK DAVIS
CAPT. RONALD DENT

1ST LT. WALLACE DORN
LT. COL. WILLIAM DUNN
1ST LT. FLETCHER DYCHES
1ST LT. CHARLES EVERETT
1ST LT. LEWIS FLINT
1ST LT. FORREST HENSLEY
1ST LT. RONALD LA CHANCE
CAPT. CHARLES McDIARMID
1ST LT. WALTON McNEAL
1ST LT. DAVID MYRICK

CAPT. FRED PHILLIPS
1ST LT. TOM PITCHER
1ST LT. EDDIE SILLS
1ST LT. FRED SIMS
1ST LT. BOBBY STEVENS
1ST LT. CHARLES STEVENS
MAJOR ROBERT TANNER
1ST LT. TOM VAN HAG AN
CAPT. BONNIE WILLIAMS

Military Ball

Lt, Colonel George Marschalk escorts Honorary
Cadet Colonel Gerry Mundy through the Arch
of Sabres.

The Top Ten

Bottom row Becky Towill, Phyllis Hall, Ann
Fields, Becky Wilson, Margaret Mundy.

Middle row Sue Mertins, Kathryn Kennedy,
Sally Beckum.

Top row Mary Sue Hill, Gerry Mundy, Lillian
Stehmeyer.

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Prize Drill 1955

THE SHERIDAN SABRE

Major Lyman Robertson awards THE
SHERIDAN SABRE to DENNIS LYTLE,

The Richard B, Sheridan Memcrial Sabre
is awarded annually by the Executive
Committee of the Reserve Officers Asso-
ciation to the Cadet selected as the best
soldier of the Corps.

The Sabre is awarded in memory of Rich-
ard Brinsley Sheridan, Honor Graduate of
the Academy, who lost his life in the foot-
ball uniform cf United States Military
Academy.

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THE SCRUGGS SABRE

General Hcward presents the BLAND
SCRUGGS MEMORIAL SABRE to WILL-
IAM D. HARDEN. JR.

The Bland Scruggs Memorial Sabre is awarded an-
nually by Professor C. A. Scruggs in memory of his son
J. Bland Scruggs an outstanding senior of ARC.

The Sabre is awarded to that senior of ARC who in
the judgment of the Honors Committee most nearly ap-
proaches the clean character and outstanding ability of
J. Bland Scruggs.

TERRY BENTLEY RECEIVES THE GENERAL LEONARD
WOOD MEMORIAL TROPHY .nwarded lo the Cadet having

the highest avernfie for the vear in Rifle Maritsmanship.
JAMES ALTON COOK. JR receives the VETERANS OF

FOREIGN WARS SABRE awarded to the outstanding

Cadet of the Junior Class,.
Cadet Ronald Dent receives Medal of Merit and Lev.v Medal

for Best Drilled Cadet.

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REGION 2-AA
CHAMPIONS

Managers Robert Anderson. Hobson Chavous

Managers Otis Phillips, and Ronnie ColeiiKi

First row Coach Milligan, Ronnie Coleman, Mont Miller, Ray Grubbs, Charles Goodwin, Ronnie Evans, Tommy Ashe, Eddie
Anderson, Jimmy Cook, Paul Cockrell, Kenneth English, Bill Kuhlke, North Goodwin, Hobson Chavous, Robert Anderson.
Second row Robert Stevens. Oliver Owens. Larry Willige, Bill Force, Charles Moody. Richard Magruder, Lewis Flint, David
Milligan, Don Kemp, Pat Dye, Charles Everett, Jack Fisher, Don Grantham. Butch Myrick, Coach Flowers, Coach Inman.
Third row Otis Phillips. Brantley Kuglar. Eddie Scott, Ed Wnceler, Fred Sims, Robert McCutcheon, Bonnie Williams, Tony
Atkins, Lamar Fleming, Kenneth Williams, Tom Pitcher, James Bargeron, J. T. Mosely, Jim Wallace.

COACH

MR. HARRY MILLIGAN

ASSISTANT COACHES
MR. FRANK INMAN
MR. M. J. FLOWERS

CHOO-CHOO JUSTICE and MR. MILLIGAN give awards-
Left to right Brantley Kuglar, Most Valuable Linesman: Jimmy Cook. Out-
standing sportsmanship; Butch Myrick. Most Improved: Don Kemp, Alost Val-
uable Back; Gary Melton, Most Valuable Player; Bill Kuhlke, Most Valuable
Substitute; Charles Everett, Best Blocker; Kenneth English, Most Valuable
Substitute.

"B" Varsity

COACH
MR. LANGSTON BOLTON

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HOMECOMING QUEEN

First row Jack Sandlin, Jimmy Clark, Donnie Howard, Bernard WiUiams, Richard

Wright, Jimmy Bagby, Richard Brinkley, Jimmy Clark, Herb Caudell.

Second row Douglas Hammett, Wesley Alford, Bob Luckey, Terry Gibert, Hezzie

Hall, John Hunnicutt, Jerry Fountain, Miller Watkins. Larry Ross.

Third row Milner Lively, Dudley Evans, Bill Lanier, Winston Pittman, Doug Cox,

Bill Spivey, Terry Logan, Bill McElderry, Tim Neal, Jimmy Smalley, Clark Mock.

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ART PATCHIN

Our Team

Cimihining spirit and liiisllc with speed and power.
Coach 14arry Milli.^^^an's Musketeers surjiasscd their pre-
season status as a weak contender in Region 2-.\A by
winning the title. The cadet gridders. after eight vic-
tories, lost the deci.sion in the stale championship to
I,aGr:inge High. During the eventful canijjai.gn, the
Musketeers were si)arked l>y yard-gaining liacks Don
Kemp. Ken English. Bill Kuhlke. David Milligan. Jim-
my Cook, and Tony .\tkins. plus a hard-charging line
])aced hy .Ml-State Tackle Brantley Kuglar, Guard Pat
Dye. Ends Gary Melton and Charles Everett, and lino
hackers Bill Force and Lewis Flint.

MUSKETEERS 7 GLYNN ACADEMY

Playing ilieir first game in the Region J-A.\ sched-
ule, the Musketeers handed (ilynn .\cadeniy a slippery
7-0 setback in a rain-soaked marathon. The decisive
score was made hy the .\KC eleven on the si.xth play
from scrimmage as Milligan connected with ICnd (iary
Melton for a 50 yard tally which ended in a touchdown.
Shortly thereafter the rain- (.nne. miring the efficiency
of both clubs.

MUSKETEERS 48 COMMERCIAL

Utilizing their most e.\plo>ive offensive attack of
the season, the Richmond gridsters belted a hapless
Commercial High team of .Savannah 48-0. Led by the
versatile ([Uirterbacking of David Milligan. the Cadets
racked up 35 points in the second half to win going away,
(iary Melton and Tony .\tkins tallied twice each fur the
winners.

MUSKETEERS 7 BENEDICTINE

Waging a gruelling defensive battle with a stout
Benedictine line, the Musketeers continued their grid-
iron pace with a dog-eat-dog 7-0 victory in a rigorous
game. The decisive score was set up on a brilliant 40
vard punl return by Don Kemp. Four plays later found
David Milligan hitting Charles Everett for the crucial
si.x in the End Zone Brantley Kuglar added the extra
point.

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MUSKETEERS 19 SAVANNAH HIGH 14

Following a week of rest from the gridiron, the
Academy eleven edged Savannah's unbeaten Blue Jack-
ets 19-14, virtually assuring themselves of the Region
2-AA title. Sparked by the passing of David Milligan,
the Cadets drew first blood. Gary Melton took the last
of David Milligan's three aerials for the first score of
the fracas ; however Savannah rebounded with two tal-
lies to go ahead 14-7. Spurred on by the pressure of the
pred cted outcome (Savannah by 13) the Musketeers
pushed over two more scores during the remainder of
the game, Gary Melton and Jimmy Cook scaring.

MUSKETEERS 25 BOYS' CATHOLIC

Following the Thanksgiving Day battle with Boys'
Catholic High, there were many thankful hearts among
the .\KC routers. The ]\Iusketeer followers were re-

joicing over having beaten their cross-town rival, there-
by becoming Region 2-AA champs for the fourth time
in the last six years. Gary Melton was awarded a Bul-
ova watch for becoming "Most Valuable Player" as
voted bv his teammates.

MUSKETEERS 13 LaGRANGE 20

Two bad breaks resulting from a pair of punts, en-
abled a well-drilled LaGrange High eleven to edge the
Musketeers 20-13. Watching the last remnants of their
hopes for state title slowly disintegrating before a de-
luge of misfortunes, the Cadets fell behind early to a
commanding 14-0. In the last period English and Mel-
ton capped two belated drives with markers. The Nem-
esis in the Richmond setback was Granger Bobby Harris
who scored all three of the LaGrange touchdowns.

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Left to right James Rogers, Frank Clark, Johnny Dowdy, Ray
Grubbs. Rob McCutcheon, Luther Shead, Oliver Russell. Wayne Rich-
ards, Mickey Hand, Jack Fi^l^er, Butch Myrick. Tom Pitcher, Gary
Melton, Herbert Alewine, Cliff Channell. Kenneth English, Manager.

Varsity Basketball

The Cadets, with 6-toot-6 center Wayne Richards averaging 19.8
points per game, finished their 25 game slate with a 16-9 record as they
ranked second in Region 2-AA and fourth in the State Tournament.

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Johnny Dowdy

Butch Mvrick

Gary Melton
James Rogers

Wayne Richards
Oliver RusfcII

"B" Varsity Basketball

MR. A. L. WILLIAMS, Coach

First row. 1. lo r. Buzzy McMilUin, Buck Sawyer, Phillip Bell, Larry WiUige, Ranriy Jones, Johnny Hunnicult. Hugh Terrell,

Manager,
Second row J. T. Mosley, James Folds, Terry Legan, Eddie Scott, Bob Luckey, Doug Cox,
Third row Johnnie Creech, Richard McDaniel, Scott Ferguson, Jack Tomlin, Walker Wright, Mr, Williams.

Left to light Glenda Eskew. Jcann Rowe. Janelle Dempsey, Je an Sizemore, Be;sy Harrison. Ida Marie Wilson. Ann Fields.
Judy Welborn. Helen Kelley, Louise Bailey. Linda Williams. Jeanette Bodenhamer, Joyce Bunis. Bobbie Price. Jerrie
Saxcn. Georgia Markert. Carol Ann Jernigan.

Girls Basketball

WON 16 LOST 7
GIRLS
ARC 62; Harlem 36
ARC 51: Dearins 14
ARC 42: Evans 18
ARC "9: North Augusta 49
ARC 53: Aiken 12

ARC 36: Graniteville 16
ARC 65: North Augusta 57
ARC 40: Commercial 61
ARC 43: Savannah 31
ARC 55; St. Angela 17
ARC 52: Mt. St. Josephs 17
ARC 47: Elberton 71

ARC 48; Commercial 36
ARC 46; Savannah 25
ARC 39: Sandersville 49
ARC 60; Elbertcn 64
.ARC 52: Mt. St. Joseph 37
ARC 64; St. Angela 37
ARC 26; Sar.dersville 54

ARC 50: Aiken 26
ARC 63: Washington 37
ARC 34; Evans 37

AA TOURNAMENT

ARC 41; Decatur 49

Jeanette Bodenhamer

Glenda Eskev.-

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Cny'i Ann .TfrniGnn

Helen Kelley

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Bobby Price

Jean Sizemore

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Linda Williams

Ida Marie Wilson

Baseball

MR. A. L. WILLIAMS. Coach

First row Luther Shead, Randy Jones, Gene Fulcher, Frank Clark,
Ray Grubbs, Cliff Channel, James Rogers, Art Patchin. Biizzy Mc-
Millan.

Second row Larry Willige, Mickey Hand, Ray Mims. Lawrence Wren,
Jack Rose, Johnny Dowdy, James Folds, Phillip Bell, Buck Sailers.

Third row J. T. Mosley, Sam Howard, Tom Pitcher, Forrest Hensley,
Wayne Richards, Charles Clayton, Gary Melton, Jack Fisher, Herb-
ert Ale wine.

Fcurth row Coach A. L. Williams, Otis Phillips, Lewis Flint. John
Hunnicut, Doug Ccx, Eddie Scott, Tommy King, Dudley Evans,
Rob McCutcheon.

Since Coach A. L. Williams took over the head diamond duties in
1950. the Cadets have won five State Championships, and they seem
to be well on their way to the sixth crown at press time.

Art Patchin

Herbert Alewine

J. T. Mosley

Gary Melton
James Rogers
Luther Shead

Track

MR. G. L. BOLTON, Coach

First row. 1. to r. Kenneth English, Jimmy Coolt, Tcmmy Aslie, Don Gianiham. Bill Force, Don Kemp, Tony Atkins. Mont
Miller. Buddy West.

Second row Mr. Bolton, Gerald Holsonbock. Fred McBrayer. Carl Bogcslawsky. Paul Inglett, Pat Dye, Joe Martin, J;-.ck Tom-
lin, George Rinker, Jim Weigle, Fred Sims, Ronnie Evans, Schuyler Clark, Jerry Logan, Dion Roberts, Hugh Terrell.

Golf

2-AA
CHAMPIONS

MR. M. J. FLOWERS
Coach

Jimmy Walker. Kiinciy Strozier, Bi-'Duy i\i;u uui. tiud i' r.iiiiiJ.s. Harry Hiiiper. Kninr.v \\'ilii;ims(:n. .Inc Sli-'inucr-
Bcykin Wright. .

Tennis

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Walter Anderson, David Stafford, Walter McDcugal, Douglas Ham-
mett, Jimmy Smalley. Lamar Fleming, David Milligan.

MR. HARRY C. MILLIGAN, Coach
2-AA CHAMPIONS

The Rainbow

CO-EDITORS
Barbara Bowen Grace Mangum

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

Becky Towill, Military Becky Wilson, Athletic

Betty Davis. Snaps

FACULTY ADVISER
Miss Ann Braddy

BUSINESS MANAGER
Marcia Sparks

ASSOCIATE BUSINESS STAFF

Betty Alexander
Emily Jones

Linda Ma-ks
BettE Miller

FACULTY ADVISER
Miss Grace Strauss

Left to right, seated on floor Halley Boatwright, Corrille Morris, Boots Whitten, Jimmy Walker. Alice Miles. Gerald Bunn.
Marguerite Philpot, Nor h Goodwin. Barbara Jean Graham, Harriett Levy. Barbara Ock.

Seated at table Jennie Lee Lehmanr. Helen Eve. Beth Hankinson, Kitty Coleman, Dorothy Matthews, Connie Currie. Brails-
ford Nixon.

Standing Art Patchin. Ronald Dent. Patsy Weeks, Boykin Wright, Thomas Sosby, Mary Sue Hill, Schuyler Clark. Jane

Henderson. Dagmar Endorf.

Not in Picture Nancie Bedinglield. Pat Greene, Lee Ann Royster, Laure Bailie. Bryant English. Fletcher Dyches.

The Staff of the Rainbow proudly presents the
the yearbook for 1956. In this book we have recorded
the events of the school year, and we have pictured
familiar scenes from our historic city with the hope that
in the years to come you will glance through thess
pages and recall as pleasant memories the friendships
and activities of your school days.

student Council

TERRY BENTLEY _ President

CHARLES EVERETT Vice-President

CAROLE LITTLE Secretary-Treasurer

SUE MERTINS Corresponding Secretary

TERRY BENTLEY
BARBARA BEST
KENNETH BOYETTE
RICHARD BRINKLEY

NELLIE CALLAHAN
CLIFF CHANNELL
FRANK CLARK
RONNIE EVANS
CHARLES EVERETT

BILL FORCE
CAROLE LITTLE
BECKY LITTLE
SUE MERTINS

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EDITORIAL STAFF

CAROLYN CAGLE Editcr-In-Chief

FRANCES LANEY ..Associals Editor

JOYCE MITCHELL _.r:anaging Editor

WAYNE THOMPSON. JR. _ Sports Editor

MR. G.M.SCOTT ___ Faculty Adviser

REPORTERS AND CONTRIBUTORS

Jimmy Anderson, Dolores Drost. Janice Ergle, Margaret Hensley,
Sibbie Hogan. Carl King. Tommy Lanier, Jeannette Loflin, Jane Powell,
.'iiice Purdy, George Rmker. Don Smith. Barbara Streetman, Lamar
Tabb. Donald Wall, Bcbby Ware. Robert Watkins, Kenneth WiUiams.

Honors
Committee

MR. CORDLE, Chairman

MR. SUTTON

MR. READ

MISS GILLILAND

MR. A. L. WILLIAMS

Phi Theta Kappa

The Phi Theta Kappa Society
is composed of students who have
made an average of 90"^ or above
for the first ihree semesters of
\vorl<. The purpose of this or-
ganization is to promote scholar-
ship, to develop character, and ts
cultivate fellowship among the
Junior Colleges of the United
States.

Seated, left to right JO ANN
SIZEMORE. LINDA WHITTLE,
NELLIE CALLAHAN. ANN
SATCHER.

Standing ALAN PLAYFORD.
PAT SWAIN, MARY CLARK,
GILMER SALE.

Not in pic, ure JACK CREED.

Gold ''R"
Society

The Gold R" Society, founded
in 1931, was organized to recog-
nize student leadership in vari-
ous phases of Academy life. To
win membership in Gold "R", a
student must earn a lotal of 12
points in three of the following
fields: leadership, athletics, mili-
tary, scholarship.

TERRY BENTLEY

JIMMY COOK

TOM PITCHER

FRED SIMS

Girls Activities Society

The Girls Activities Society was founded in 1950
when Richmond Academy became co-educational. The
purpose ol this organization is to recognize the girls who
are leaders in the various phases of Academy life.

GRACE MANGUM

LINDA MARKS
MARCIA SPARKS

Beta Club

GRACE MANGUM
President

CLIFF CHANNELL
Vice-President

BECKY WILSON
Secretary

BOYKIN WRIGHT
Treasurer

BETTE MILLER
Parliamentarian

MARCIA SPARKS
Ciiaplain

BECKY TOWILL
Program Chairman

MISS RUTH McAULIFFE
Sponsor

SENIORS
First row, left to right
Linda Marks. Ruth Story. Jeanie
Mason. Be te Miller. Becky Towill.
Dagmar Endorf. Miriam Bailey,
Beth Wright, Julie Wright, Kath-
ryn Sullivan.

Second row

Alice Purdy, Jimmy Walker. Jane
Henderson, Kitty Coleman. Boykin
Wright. Marcia Sparks. Walter
McDougal. Jen Lehman. Becky
Wilson, Martha Moseley.

Third row

Grace Mangum. Jean Smith. Bob-
by Marion. Betty Alexander. Bob-
by Anderson, Wallace Dorn. Char-
les Newman. Betty Baab. Pat
Greene.

JUNIORS

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First row

Jean Young. Hannah Zipper. Jud-
ith Shaw. Patsy Dunn. Anne Wal-
ton. Louise Swanson. Mary Mc-
Nulty. Dorothy Woe. Glenda Pond.
Betty Lynn McKenzie. Sylvia
Morgan, Doris George.

Second row

Ronnie Evans. Susan Newton. Kay
Jarrell. Mary Nell Dunn. Jeanette
Bodenhamer. Louise Pund. Halley
Bcatwright. Corrille Morris. Gin-
ger Marks, Helen Henry. Jewell
Greene, Thomas Woo.

Third row

Thomas Sosby, Richard Magruder.
Bill Maner. Jim Wallace. Raymond
White. Walter Wright. David Pat-
terson, Leonard Rubin, Schuyler
Clark. Edward Chow.

Not in Picture Patricia Aldred. Ruth Aldred. Walter Anderso.i. Reid Askew. Ada Asiin, Patricia Blackwell. Claire Blanchard,
Vicki Calhoun, Carolyn Cagle, Cliff Channell, Christine Che v. Lynne Cole, Jimmy Cook, Eunice Crawford, Richard Davis,
Jeanne Dicks, Betty Doolittle, Wallace Dorn, Leola Helen Dun lap, Tommy Farrow, Lewis Flint, Lamar Fleming, Lois Frolkis.
Barbara Jean Graham, Mary Griffin. Mary Grimsley, Alice Hagler. Mary Sue Hill. Pat Hughes, Carol Ann Jernigan, Milo
Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Virginia K'Burg. Helen Kelley, Kathryn Kennedy. Mary Jo Klein. Becky Li. tie. Jeanette Loflin.
Walter McDougal. Jane McElmurray. Barbara McGahee. Judy Mack. Ann Maddox. Charlctte Mallard. Joe Martin. Alice
Miles, Barbara Ock, Carol Schwiening, Patricia Shackleford. Fred Sims. Jane Smalley. Sharon Stadlen. Martha Sumerau,
Mary Turley, Tom Van Hagen, Maryann Volpitto, Ann Warren, Jane Weltch, Ramona Westbrook, Golden Willingham.

Latin Club

CORRILLE MORRIS President

DAVID PATTERSON Vice-President

THOMAS SOSBY Secretary-Treasurer

MISS RUTH McAULIFFE Faculty Adviser

PATSY ALDRED
ANGENETTE BLACKWELL
NANCY BROWN
CORRILLE MORRIS

MARY McNULTY
SUSAN NEWTON
ELAINE NICHOLSON
BARBARA OCK

DAVID PATTERSON
THOMAS SOSBY
DOROTHY WOO

The I,;itin Cluli is composed of third year Lai in students. Kvcrv other Friday during the Latin
period, the club meets. The chief ])urpose of this or<janization is to study infornially myths and stories
which sjive a lictter liackground for tlic Latin languase, as well as our own luisjlish. ami to help the
students become ac(|uainted with the people and places which they study. The club has also enjoyed
several movies of aui-ient scenes in Italv and (Ireccc.

Seated, left to right Jeannette Luihii. P^i F/.^iui.. kl. PustcUc Bivd. Miss Halbert, Ronald Dent. Guil

Vansant. Martha Moseley.
Standing, left to right August Roesel, Kenneth Richardson, Ida Marie Wilson, Ed Wheeler, Carolyn

Cagle, Gene Bell, Carla Jones, Tom Pitcher.

First Term

PHYLLIS HALL

MARTHA REESE
SHARON STADLEN
MARTHA MOSELEY

Treble Clef Club

MISS DOROTHY HAI.BERT. Director

Second Term

President PAT FITZGERALD

Vice-President IDA MARIE WILSON

Secretary CAROLYN CAGLE

Treasurer . MARTHA MOSELEY

Betsy Baynham, Carolyn Cagle, Betty Casey, Patsy Chandle
Judy Conner. Lynn Cooper, Pat Davis, Janelle Dempsey. Pats
Ford, Emolyn Gauldin, Doris George, Lois Grimstead. Phylli
Jeflcoat.Gail Johnson, Claudia Jones. Virgie Lee Jones. Jean
son. Georgia Ann Merritt. Dorothy Milford. Myrna Mitchell, F
Corkle, Betty Lynne McKenzie. Catherine McNeal, Joyce Ogl
Reese, Joan Sanderson, Evelyn Scott, Judie Scctt, Simone Sim
VVilma Strauss, Annef.e Strickland, Peggy Sutton, Helen Tan
Toole, Barbara Trotter, Martha Usry, Nan Wade, Pat Wall, S
Mary Jane Welborn, Ida Marie Wilson.

r, Glcnda Cheney, Patsy Cliett. Dorette Collins, Jane Conner,
y Dunn, Janice Fennell, Pal Fitzgerald, Vera Florence, Esther
s Ha;i, Virginia Hendrix, Vera Huffman, Pat Hunt, Betty
Keel, Helen Kelley. Margaret Martin, Jackie May, Jeanie May-
rankie Moore, Catherine Morris, Martha Moseley, Bef.y Mc-
esby Nell O'Rander. Annette Peiicock. Glenda Pond, Maria
cwitzz, Mary Alice Spivey. Sharon Stadlen, Wallis Lee Stone
enbaum, Ruth Terr.v Jackie Thomas, Gail Timmerman, Pat
ara Wall, Carol Ward, Judy Fran Weisinger, Judy Welborn,

Scene from the Christmas Play Presented by the
Treble Clc-f Club.

ENSEMBLE

Left '.o right Dolores Drost, Ernestine Sargent.

Martha Mcseley. Martha Usry, Pat Fitzgerald.

Helen Kelley. Ida Marie Wilson, Catherine

Morris, Carolyn Cagle. Lynn Cole. Nan Wade.

Jean Keel.

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Richmond Choraliers

POSTELLE BOYD _ _ President

EDWIN WHEELER ."-..V.V.V.V.Vicelpresident

CARLA JONES _ __ _ Secretarv

GAIL VANSANT . J-Z""_""."."ZTreasurer

MISS DOROTHY HALBERT _ Directoi

Betty Baab, Bobby Boltin, Postelle Boyd, Lester Broxton, Thcmas
Burton, Carolyn Cagle, Pat Chris ian, Lynn Cole. Dorette Collins, Ron-
ald Dent, Wallace Corn, Dolores Drost, Peggy Eldridge, Lu-Ruth Erion.
Janice Fennell, La Velle Fogle, Danny Fulcher, Tony Gavalas, Don
Grantham, Lois Grimstead, Micicy Hand, Sibbie Hogan, Betty Howard,
Pat Hunt, Gail Johnson, Barbara Jones, Carla Jones, Claudia Jones,
Mike Kelly, Brantley Kuglar, Bill Kuhlke, Jeannette Loflin, Tommy
Mann, Jacqueline May, Jean Mayson, Nancy McGinty, Dorcthy Mil-
lord, Frankie Moore, Catherine Morris, Mar', ha Moseley, Irvin Pearre,
Thomas Pitcher, Miriam Price, Rita Rhoden, Kenneth Richardson,
Augusta Roesel, Leila Ann Royster, Evelyn Russell, Oliver Russell,
Ernestine Sargent, Simone Simowitz, Marcia Sparks, Mary Alice Spivey,
Gloria Swearingen, Betty Swint, Jackie Thomas, Angela Thurmond,
Barbara Trotter, Martha Usry, Gail Vansant, Nan Wade, Sara Wall.
Edwin Wheeler, Janice Whitlaw, Anne Wiebel, Ida Marie Wilson, Gwen
Willis, Richard Wright.

Singing Musketeers

RONALD DENT President

GENE BELL Vice-Pi-esident

KENNETH RICHARDSON _ Secretary

TOM PITCHER !"_"r_V__ Treasurer

MISS DOROTHY HALBERT _ __ __ _ Director

First row Gene Bell; Second row, left to light, Ronald Deal, 'lun
Pitcher, Kenneth Richardson; Third row, Jerry Cox, Postelle Bo.mI.
August Roesel: Fourth row, Robert Boltin, Tommy Mann, Mike Kclloy:
Filth row, Tcny Gavalas, Richard Wright, Lester Broxton; Sixth row.
W. L. Cave, Richard Brinkley, Wallace Dorn; Seventh row, Bill Mc-
Elderry, Danny Fulcher, Larry Monis; Back row. Bonny Willianr
Irvin Pearre, Ed Wheeler. Not in picture Don Grantham. Jolm I)
L'Jng, Donald Melton.

Athletic Council

JANELLE DEMPSEY President

GEORGIA MARKERT Vice-President

ANN FIELDS Secretary-Treasurer

GLENDA ESKEW Point Manager

MISS BETTY CLARK _ Faculty Adviser

MARY ELLEN ABBOTT
ANN BEE

JEANETTE BODENHAMER
JANELLE DEMPSEY

GLENDA ESKEW
ANN FIELDS
HELEN KELLEY
GEORGIA MARKERT

LINDA MARKS
JEANIE MAYSON
LOUISE PUND
JEAN SIZEMORE

PAT WALLER
JANE WELTCH
LINDA WILLIAMS

The Girls Athletic Assucialion was organized in Septcnihcr 1955. Anv jjirl in the school is elig-
ible for niemhership. The association is governed by an elected council.

A ]joint system whereby a girl receives an award when she reaches 300 jwints. 600 points, or 900
points has been adopted.

Tournaments in tennis, badminton, vollevball. basketball, and Softball arc held. Schools from
this area join us in volleyball ])lay-day in the fall and in a Softball ])lay-day in the spring.

Masqueteers

PIERCE CAVViy President

MARCIA SPARKS Vice-President

BETTE MILLER Secretary

BETTY BAAB Treasurer

BETTY ALEXANDER
BETTY BAAB
SANDRA BROOKS
PIERCE CAUVIN
ANN CROMER
WALLACE DORN
MARY NELLE DUNN
GLENN FIDLER
NANCY FLOWERS
BARBARA GRAHAM
JANE HENDERSON
HELEN HENRY
BETTY HOWARD
VIRGINIA K'BURG
FRANCES LANEY

RUPERT MARKERT
MARY HELEN McGINTY'
NANCY McGINTY
BETTE MILLER
AUGUST ROESEL
LEE ANN ROYSTER
MARCIA SPARKS
PATSY STEED
TOM VAN HAGAN
GAIL VANSANT
WANDA WEATHERFORD
JANICE WHITLAW
ANNE WIEBEL
GOLDEN WILLINGHAM

In the spring. The Masqueteers presented two one act
plays. The first play was the Dabblers, a comedy
about girls living in a dormitory at a Co-Educational
College. The second play was The Glorified Brat; it was

a comedy-drama about a Brat.

Y- Teens

BARBARA STREETMAN _ _. President

KATHRYN KENNEDY Vice-President

WALLIS LEE STONE Secretary

JUDY HALE Treasurer

MRS. STEVENS Sponsor

SUE BEALL
BARBARA BAILEY
LOUISE BAILEY
BARBARA BEST
JUDY BLACKMON
ANGENETTE BLACKWELL
CLAIRE BLANCHARD
BARBARA BRENNECKE
FLO BROOME
PATSY CLIETT
LYNNE COLE
ANN CROMER
PRISCILLA CROW
CAROL CUNNINGHAM
PATRICIA DAVIS
NANCY DUNAWAY
MARY NELLE DUNN
NANCY FLOWERS
ESTHER FORD
BRENDA GODOWNS
MARY GRIFFIN

MARY GRIMSLEY
JUDY HALE
BETSY HARRISON
KATHRYN KENNEDY
MARTHA KINSEY
MARY JO KLEIN
SYBIL LEE
SANDRA MARTIN
BARBARA McDANIEL
GLENDA POND
VIRGINIA ROBERTS
JUDIE SCOTT
WALLIS LEE STONE
BARBARA STREETMAN
PEGGY SUTTON
MAE TANNER
MARGARET WALL
JUDY WELBORN
MARY JANE WELBORN
MARIELLEN WILLIAMS

The Y-Teens are junior members of the Y W C A.
Membership is open to all girls between the ages of
twelve and eighteen.

"To grow as a person

To grow in friendship with people of all races,

religions, and nationalities
To grow in the knowledge and Icve of God."

Christian Workers
Council

BILLY BELDING President

TONY ATKINS Vice-President

VIRGINIA K'BURG Secretary

LINDA HUGHES Treasurer

The Christian Workers Council is a voluntary or-
ganization of Christian students who have banded to-
gether for their own spiritual development and for the
promotion of moral and religious ideals in the school.
They hold devotional m<;elings at the lunch period once
a weelt. They lead the morning devotionals over the
public address system and the chapel exercises.

Ruth Aldred, Betty Alexander, Betty Anderson, Robert Anderson, Reid Askew, Tony Atkins, Anne Atwood, Betty Baab, Bar-
bara Bailey, Michael Barnes, Sally Beckum, Nancie Bedingfield, Billy Belding, Gail Bennett, Sheryl Biedrzycki, Judy Black-
men, Annette Blackwell, Claire Blanchard, Jeanette Bodenhamer, Eddie Botti, Jackie Boyette, Mary Breech, Barbara Bren-
necke, Phillip Brinson, Sandra Brooks, Florence Broome, Gerald Bunn, Hazel Burkhalter, Milton Burroughs, Flo Butler, Jean
Carol, Ladelle Cauthen, W. L. Cave, Julian Chandler, Shirley Cheely, Sandra Clinton, Lynne Cole, Myrna Cook, Barbara
Gene Corley, Eunice Crawford, Priscilla Crow, Jeanne Dicks, Betty Doolittle, Betty Jane BuBois, Anne Dukes, Mary Nellie
Dunn, Jean Durham, Pat Dye, Peggy Eldridge, Lu Ruth Erion, Ann Fields, Betty Fields, Barbara Jean Graham, Pat Greene,
Nancy Grice, Mary Griffin, Mary Grimsley, Leila Goodwin, Douglas Hammett, Tommy Harris, Merle Hensley, Becky Hill,
Sally Hill, Mary Sue Hill, Carol Hogan, Sibbie Hogan, Linda Hughes, Pat Hughes, Glad.ys Hya t, Jean Ivey. Lila Jackson, Kay
Jarrell, Randy Jay, Carla Jones, Emily Jones, Violet Lanier, Elizabeth Leckie, Jennie Lee Lehmann. Becky Little, Jeannette
Loflin, Bob Lucky, Virginia K'Burg, Sue Keal, Don Kemp Kathryn Kennedy, Bert King, Nancy King, Nancy Kirby, Mary Jo
Klein, Bill Kuhlke, Ginger Marks, Henry Marks, Linda Marks, Jeanne Martin, Joe Martin, Glenda Mattox, Bill McElderry, Bar-
bara McGahee, Richard McGee, Mary Helen McGinty. Henry McKie, Mack McKie, Betty L-iTin McKenzie, Sue McNorrill. Mary
McNulty, Findley Merry, Emily Mitchell. Gene Mixon, Mary Mixon, Maria Mont;'omery, Wallace Moody, Billie Mundy. Gerry
Mundy, Margaret Mundy, Pete Payne, Miriam Price, Louise Pund, Susan Newton, Barbara Ock, Barbara Read, Donald Rentz,
Gail Remley, John Reynolds, Patricia Roberson, Virginia Roberts, Martha Ringson, Mary Rogers, Lee Ann Royster. Judith
Shaw, Jimm.y Smalley, Hunter Smoak. Marcia Sparks, Drummond Spence, Sandra Stacks, Wallis Lee Stone, Ruth Story, Wilma
Strauss, Kathryn Sullivan, Gloria Swearingen, Mae Tanner, John M. Todd, Joy Townes. Ann Trov.'bridge, Carolyn Turner.
Ginger Vignati, Jo Ann Vignati, Jimmy Walker, Julian Walker, Ann Warren. Rosalyn Waters, Ramona Westbrook, Ann White,
Barbara Whitehead, Boots Whitten, Dale Wiggins, Patricia Wiebel, Emory Williamson, Golden Willingham, Kit Wocten, Dianne
Wren, Margaret Wren, Beth Wright, Boykin Wright, Julie V/rig ht, Wal*er Wright.

Future Teachers of America

ADA ASTIN

. President

GLENDA POND

Vice-President

LEOLA DUNLAP ___

Secretary

MIRIAM BAILEY

Treasurer

MISS MARY GILLILAND

Sponsor

Tlie Eleanor M. Boatwright Future Teachers
Club was established in 1952. It was named in
memory cf one of the most outstanding of the
teachers of Richmond County. The club meets
about twice a month with a social meeting at least
every other month.

The purpose of the club is to interest high
school students in the profession of teaching and to
give high school students interested in becoming
teachers pre-vocational information and experi-
ence.

ADA ASTIN
MIRIAM BAILEY
ANN BEE

BARBARA BROWN
CAROLYN CAGLE
VICKIE CALHOUN
JUDY CONNER
ANN CROMER
LEOLA DUNLAP
MARGARET GATTIS
PAT HUGHES
MARY McNULTY

GLENDA POND
MARTHA RINGSON
JOANNE ROWE
EVELYN RUSSELL
JUDITH SHAW
RUTH STORY
PAT SWAIN
HELEN TANENBAUM
ANN WARREN
RAMONA WESTBROOK
BARBARA WHEELER
MARTHA ANN WIGGINS

OFFICERS

NORA ANN LANGFORD Presidem

MARCIA SPARKS Vice-President

ALICE PURDY Secretary

JANE SMALLEY Treasurer

CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES-
JULIE WRIGHT, MARTHA MEACH-
AM, MAE TANNER, JEANETTE LOF-
LIN, FRANKIE PHILPOT, BETH
WRIGHT.

Future Homemakers of America

MARY ANDERSON
BETTY BAAB
BARBARA BAILEY
NANCIE BEDINGFIELD
GAIL BENNETT
ANNE BLOUNT
DORETTE COLLINS
JANICE FENNELL
VERA FLORENCE
FAYE FLYNN

PAT GREENE
BETTY GRIFFIN
MARY GRIMSLEY
MARGARET HENSLEY
CAROL HOGAN
HELEN KELLEY
MYRNA KITCHENS
CLAIRE KNOTTS
NORA ANN LANGFORD
JEANETTE LOFLIN

JUDY MACK
CHARLOTTE MALLARD
SUZANNE MANN
MARTHA MEACHAM
GEORGIA ANN MERRITT
FRANKIE MOORE
BETTY McCORKLE
ANNE PERRY
FRANKIE PHILPOT
MARY PRATHER

ALICE PURDY
DONNA ROCHELEAU
MARY ROGERS
AVIS ANN ROLLINS
JANE SMALLEY
HEWETTE STILL
WALLIS LEE STONE
GLENTDA STOWTE
WILMA STRAUSS
ANNETTE STRICKLAND

IVLAE TANNER
JACKIE THOMAS
ANNE WALTON
JUNE WHITAKER
ANNE WHITE
ANNA WOOD
JOAN WOODWARD
BETH WTilGHT
JULIE WRIGHT

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Future Nurses

SARA MILLER . . President

JOY TOWNES _ Vice-Presidem

JUDY TERRY Secretary

MARYGRTFFIN Program Chairman

MRS. PAULINE STEVENS Adviser

MRS. M. B. SELL,

MEDICAL AUXILIARY Sponsor

Louise Bailey, Claire Blanchard, Barbara Brennecke. Florence Broome, Lynne Ccle. Myrna Cook, Dolores Drost, Nancy Dun-
away, Lu-Ruth Erion, Barbara Flowers, Nancy Flowers, Jo Ann Ford, Jewell Greene, Betty Griffin, Mary Griffin, Elsie Hutto,
Ann Jenks, Jacqueline Knight, Sybil Lee, Sara Miller, Helen Newscme, Donna Rocheleau. Avis Ann Rollins, Patricia Steed,
Rachel Stone, Judy Terry, Angela Thurmond, Joy Townes, Ann Toqueri.

First row: Jo Ann Ford, Mary Anderson. Priscilla Cro w, Florence Broome.

Second row: Lillian Stehmeyer, Frankie Moore, Jackie Thomas, Janice Fennell. Judy Terry, Rachel Stone,

Mary Jane Welbcrn, Angenette Blackwell, Kay Jarrell.
Third row: Joy Townes, Lu-Ruth Erion, Joan Woodward, Pat Clielt, Mary Griffin, Judy Blackmon, Shirley

Cheeley, Nancy Dunaway, Susan Newton, Pat Hughes, Brenda Godowns, Billy Mundy, Eunice Crawford,

Linda Hughes.
Fourth row; Joyce Mitchell, Barbara Bailey, Glenda Maddcx, Barbara Jones, Claire Blanchard, Ginger Vignatti.
Fifth row: May Tanner, Becky Little, Barbara McGahee, Gladys Hyatt, Gerry Mundy, Nancy Blanchard. Rita

Rhoden, Gail Remley, Nancy King, Ginie Shields, Sarah Snider, Gail Bennett, Betty Anderson, Carol

Hogan, Jean Smith.

Sigma Tri-Hi-Y

PAT HUGHES ' President

BARBARA JONES Vice-President

LINDA HUGHES Secretary

MARY ANDERSON Treasurer

MAE TANNER Chaplain

JUDY TERRY Sergeant-at-Arms

MR, SUTTON Sponsor

High - Y

FLETCHER DYCHES

DONALD COLE

DONALD WALL

GENE BELL

BILL COLEMAN

VERNON DEAS

CAPTAIN L. R. HATHAWAY

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Chaplain

Sergeant-at-Arms
Faculty Adviser

GENE BELL
TERRY BENTLEY
TERRY BREWER
JOE CHANDLER
DONALD COLE
BILL COLEMAN
RONNIE DAVIS

VERNON DEAS
FLETCHER DYCHES
JAMES EVANS
THOMAS FARROW
DON GRANTHAM
FORREST HENSLEY

GORDON LOGAN
KENNETH RICHARDSON
EDDIE SILLS
HENRY SMART
DON SMITH
DONALD WALL

ARC Band

CORNETS:

FRED PHILLIPS
SAMMY SMITH
HYMAN GREENFIELD
JAMES EVANS
ALTON GARRISON
AMON McCORMACK JR.
TOMMY FREELAND
CARL BOGO
BOBBY V/ARE
DAVID CRAWFORD

CLARINETS:

ALLEN HAGIN
HUGH CONLON
BARBARA BRENNECKE
ROBERT MARION

BOBBY GOLDMAN
FRANK BARTON
BETSY HARRiSON
LaVERNE HUGHES
THOMAS SOSBY
JIMMY GOSSETT
DONALD DAY

FLUTES:

LOIS FROLKIS
TED JAMES
SUE HELM

BASS CLARINETS:

CORNELIUS HARMON
DON WILLIS

CLAUDE HUTCHESON, JR. BASS HORNS:

SAXAPHONES:

LOREN HATFIELD
CLARENDE W. STEVENSON
EDDIE SILLS
MILO JOHNSON
DON SPENCE

FRENCH HORN:

DOUGLAS POLLAK
CLARK STOKELY
DAVID PATTERSON
BARBARA FREEMAN
ROBERT POWMAN
LAVELLE FOGLE

TOMMY REESE
LEWIS CLAXTON
DONALD RENTZ

BARITONES:

LOUIS GORDON
ROBERT DUNAWAY'
SYMM McCORD
LEONARD FRIEDMAN

TROMBONES:

KENDALL KITCHENS
DAVID MASSEY'
DAVID BURBIDGE
THOMAS WILKINSON

DRUMS:

ANDY MULCAY
MICHAEL BARNES
PRISCILLA CROW
BILLY vcn KAMP
MILLER WATKINS
ANN DUKES
BARBARA STEVENS

MAJORETTES;

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CHLORIS CLIETT
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PEGGY' BY'RD
MAXINE THURMOND
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SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY

BETTY ALEXANDER Beta Club 4;
Christian Worl^ers Council 4; Masque-
teers 4; Rainbow Staff 4. High Honor 3.

BOBBY ANDERSON Beta Club 3, 4;
Christian Workers Council 4; Track 4.

MARY ANDERSON Christian Workers
Council 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4;
Masqueteers 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Treasurer
4; Y-Teens4.

ROBERT ANDERSON Football, Man-
ager 3, 4; Track 4,

ADA ASTIN Beta Club 3, 4; La Bo-
heme 3; Latin Club 3; Future Teachers
of America, President 4. High Hcnor 3.

ANNE ATWOOD Christian Workers
Council 3, 4; Musketeer Staff 3, 4; Stu-
dent Council 3, 4. Honor 3.

BETTY BAAB Beta Club 3, 4: Chor-
aliers 4; Christian Workers Council 3;
Future Homemakers of America 3, 4;
Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 3, 4; Treas-
urer 4. Honor 3.

MIRIAM BAILEY Beta Club 3, 4;
Christian Workers Council 4; Future
Teachers of America 3, 4, Treasurer4;
Latin Club 3; Treble Clef Club 3. Honor

JAMES BARGERON Football 4.

FRANK BARTON Band 4.

VONCEIL BASS Future Nurses 3, 4;
Majorettes 3, 4.

SUE BEALL Christian Workers Coun-
cil 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y-Teens 4.

STANLEY BEARD Christian Workers
Council 4. High Honors 3, 4; National
Merit Exam 4.

SALLY BECKUM Christian Workers
Council 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Too
Ten 3.

NANCY LEE BEDINGFIELD Chris-
tian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Home-
makers 3; Future Nurses 3. 4: Rsinbow
Staff 4.

GENE BELL Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3,
4: Rifle Team 4; Sabre Club 4.

TERRY BENTLEY Hi-Y 3. 4, Chap-
lain 3; Musketeer Staff 3; Rifle Team.
3, 4; Captain 4;Sabre Club, Secretary 4;
Student Council 3, 4, President 4; Major
General Leonard Wood Medal and Tro-
phy 3: Wm. R. Hearst Trophy 4; Gold
R.

MARY CLAIRE BLANCHARD Beta

Club, 3, 4: Christian Workers Council 3,
4; Future Nurses 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y-
Teens 4. Honor 3.

BARBARA BOVVEN Athletic Assccia-
lion 4; C'hristi.TU Workers Council 3, 4:
Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 3: Rainbow
Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4. High Honor 3.

ROBERT BOWMAN Band 3, 4.

TERRY BREWER Hi-Y 3, 4; Sabre
Club 4.

PHILIP BRINSON Christian Workers
Council 4.

FLORENCE BROOME Christian
Workers Council 3, 4; Future Nurses 4;
Tri-Hi-Y 4: Y-Teens 4. Honor 3.

LESTER BROXTON Choraliers 4;
Singing Musketeers 4.

GERALD BUNN Christian Workers
Council 4; Rainbow Staff 4.

JOYCE BUTLER Hcnor 3.

PEGGY BYRD Band 3, 4.

CAROLYN CAGLE Beta Club 3. 4
Choraliers 4; Christian Workers Council
4: Future Teachers 4; Musketeer Staff,
Editor-in-Chief 4; Treble Clef Club,
Secretary 4.

VICKI CALHOUN Beta Club 3,
Christian Workers Council 3; Future
Teachers 3, 4. Honor 3.

CLEONICE CARTER Choraliers 3.

LADELLE CAUTHEN Christian
Workers Council 3. 4: Future Nurses 3;
Masqueteers 3. Court of Homecoming
Queen 4.

PIERCE CAUVIN Masqueteers 3, 4,
President 4.

JOE CHANDLER Hi-Y 3. 4: Sabre
Club 4.

CLIFF CHANNELL Beta Club 3, 4.
Vice-President 4; Student Council 4;
Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4.

HOBSON CHAVOUS Sabre Club 4;
Football, Manager 4.

CHRISTINE CHEW Beta Club 3. 4;
High Hcnor 3.

JIMMY CLARK "B" Varsity Football
4.

RACHEL CLARK Honor 3.

HILLARIE CLEIN Highest Honor 3.

DONALD COLE Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-Presi-
dent 4: Sabre Club, President 4.

LYNNE COLE Beta Club 3, 4: Choral-
iers 4; Christian Workers Council 4;
Future Nurses 4; Y-Teen 4. High Honor
3.

BILL COLEMAN Band 3: Christian
Workers Council 4; Hi-Y. Chaplain 4.

KITTY COLEMAN Athletic Associa-
tion 4: Beta Club 3. 4: Christian Work-
ers Council 3. 4; Masqueteers 3; Rain-
bow Staff 3, 4: Tennis 3. 4. Honor 3. 4.

RONNIE COLEMAN Christian Work-
ers Council 4; Football, Manager 3, 4:
Track. Manager 3: Tennis 4.

JERRY CONNELL Varsity football 4.

JUDY CONNER Christian Workers
Council 3, 4: Future Teachers 4: Treble
Clef Club 4.

JANE CONNER Christian Workers
Council 3. 4; Treble Clef Club 4; Secre-
tary-Treasurer Senior Class. Honor 3.

BETTY COOK Christian Workers
Council 3; Masqueteers 3: Rainbow Staff
3.

JIMMY COOK Beta Club 3. 4: Sabre
Club. Treasurer 4; Varsity Football 3,
4: Varsity Tra.!: 3, 4; 'B" Varsity Bas-
ketball 3; Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sabre 3; Gold R. High Honor 3.

BARBARA GENE CORLEY Christian
Workers Council 3, 4.

SARA CORLEY Future Nurses 4.

PRISCILLA CROW Band 3, 4, Treas-
urer 4, Superior Rating 3, 4: Christian
Workers Council 4; Future Nurses 4;
Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y-Teens, Service Project
Chairman 4.

LOUISE CRUMP Christian Workers
Council 3.

CHARLES DANIEI^Sabre Club 4: "B"
Varsity Fooball 3.

BETTY DAVIS Rainbow Staff 4.

RICHARD DAVIS Latin Club 3, Treas-
u.er 3: Rifle T;am 3, 4, Wm. R. Hearst
Trophy 4; Sabre Club 4.

VERNON DEAS Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-Pres-
ident 3. Sergeant at Arms 4.

JANELLE DEMPSEY Athletic Asso-
ciation, President 4: Christian Workers
Council 3; Treble Clef Club 4; Varsity
Basketball 3, 4; Tennis 4.

RONALD DENT Choraliers 4; Rain-
bow Staff 4; Sabre Club. Vice-President
4; Singing Musketeers, President 4:
Track 4; Best Drilled Cadet 3. High
Honors 3; Hcnor 4.

JEANNE DICKS Athletic Association
4: Beta Club 4: Christian Workers
Council 3. 4: Future Nurses 3.

WALLACE DORN Beta Club 3. 4:
Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 4; Richmond
Choraliers 4; Sabre Club 4: Singing
Musketeers 4. High Honor 3.

ANNE DUKES Band 4.

JOHN DUNN Rifle Team 4: Sabre
Club 4.

FLETCHER DYCHES Hi-Y. President
3. 4; Rainbow S.aff 4; Sabre Club 4.

PEGGY ELDRIDGE Christian Work-
ers Council 4; Choraliers 4; Masqueteers
3. Honor 3.

DAGMAR ENDORF Beta Club 3. 4:
Christian Workers Council 3; Latin Club
3: Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 3. 4.
Honor 4.

KENNETH ENGLISH Varsity Football
3. 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Track 3. 4.

JAMES EVANS Band 3. 4; High-Y 4:
Rifle Team 4.

HELEN EVE Christian Workers Coun-
cil 3: Rainbow Staff 3, 4.

SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY

CHARLES EVERETT Sabre Club 4;
Student Council, Vice-President 4; Var-
sity Football 3. 4. Captain 4: Baseball 3.

TOMMY FARROW Beta Club 3. 4:
Hi-Y 4; Masqueteers 3. High Honor 3.

ANN FIELDS Athletic Association,
Secretary 4: Christian Workers Council
3: Masqueteers 4: Top Ten 3; Basket-
ball 3. 4: Tennis 3. 4.

LEWIS FLINT Beta Club 3. 4: Sabre
Club 4: Varsity Foobtall 3. 4.

VERA FLORENCE Christian Workers
Council 3, 4: Future Homemakers 4;
Treble Clef Club 3, 4.

LA VELLE FOGLE Band 3. 4: Choral-

iers 4.

JO ANN FORD Future Nurses Club 4;
Tri-Hi-Y 4.

SUE FORTNEY Christian Workers
Council 3: Class President 3: Y-Teens,
Treasurer 3; Homecoming Queen 4.

BARBARA ANN FREEMAN Band 3,
4: Christian Workers Council 3, 4.

LOIS FROLKIS Band 3. 4. Secretary
Concert Band 3. 4. Honorary Band
Council 3, 4: Beta Club 3. 4: Masque-
teers 3: Highest Honor 3, 4: National
Merit Exam 4.

DANNY FILCHER Choraliers 4:

Singing Musketeers 4.

PAT FITZGERALD Athlelic Associa-
tion 4: Choraliers 3: Christian Workers
Council 3: Treble Clef Club 3, 4, Pres-
ient 4.

NICK GAVALAS Choraliers 3. 4;
Singing Musketeers 4.

NORTH GOODWIN Christian Work-
ers Council 4; Rainbow Staff 4; Varsiiy
Football 3. 4. High Honor 3.

DON GRANTHAM Choraliers 4: Sink-
ing Musketeers 4: Varsity Football 3. 4:
Track 4.

PAT GREENE Beta Club 3. 4: Chris-
tian Workers Council 3. 4; Future Home-
makers 3. 4; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow
Staff 4. Honor 3.

NANCY GRICE Christian Workers
Council 3, 4: Class Vice-President 4.
Highest Honor 3.

MARY GRLMSLEY Beta Club 4: Y-

Teens 4.

ALLEN HAGIN Band 3. 4; Vice-Pres-
ident Concert Band 4.

BETH HANKINSON Rainbow Staff 3,

4.

CORNELIUS HARMON Band 3, 4.

JANE HENDERSON Beta Club 3, 4:
Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Future
Homemakers 3; Masqueteers 3, 4; Rain-
bow Staff 4. Honor 3.

VIRGINIA HENDRIX Christian Work-
ers Council 3; Treble Clef Club 4.

FORREST HENSLEY Hi-Y 3. 4: Sabre
Club 4; Baseball 3, 4.

MARGARET HENSLEY Christian
Workers Council 3; Future Homemakers
4; Musketeer Staff 4.

MARY SUE HILL Beta Club 3, 4:
Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Masque-
teers, Secretary 3; Rainbow Staff 4;
Student Council, Vice-President 3: Top
Ten 3: Cheerleader 3. 4: Court Home-
coming Queen 4.

SIBBIE HOGAN Choraliers 4: Chris-
tian Workers Council 4: Musketeer Staff
3. 4.

PAT HUGHES Beta Club 3, 4: Chris-
tian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Home-
makers 3: Future Teachers 4: Tri-Hi-Y,
President 4 High Honor 3.

PAT HUNT Choraliers 4: Treble Clef
Club 4.

ROSEMARY JANSEN Christian
Workers Council 3; Latin Club 3; Tri-
Hi-Y 4.

RANDY JAY Christian Workers Coun-
cil 4.

BETTY JEFFCOAT Treble Clef Club
4.

BETTY JOHNSON Christian Workers
Council 3.

BARB.ARA JONES Choraliers 4;
Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Student
Council 3: Tri-Hi-Y. Vice-President 4.

CARLA SUE JONES Choraliers, Sec-
retary 4: Christian Workers Council 3,
4: Treble Clef Club 3.

CLAUDIA JONES Future Nurses 4;
Treble Clef Club 4.

EMILY JONES Christian Workers
Council 3, 4; Rainbow Staff 4. Honor 3.

AUDREY JEAN KEEL Choraliers 3;
Christian Workers Council 3: Treble
Clef Club 4; Y-Teens 3.

BERT KING Christian Workers Coun-
cil 4.

THOMAS KING- Rifle Team 4: Base-
ball 4.

MARY JO KLEIN Beta Club 3. 4:
Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Tri-Hi-
V 4: Y-Teens 4. Honor 3.

BRANTLEY KUGLAR Christian
Workers Council 4; Singing Musketeers
4: Varsity Football 3. 4: All-State Foot-
ball Team 4. AU-American 4.

BILL KUHLKE Christian Workers
Council 4; Student Council 3: Varsity
Football 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3;
Track 4.

RONALD LA CHANCE Sabre Club 4.
Honor 3.

FRANCES LANEY Christian Workers
Council 3: Future Homemakers 3; Fu-
ture Nurses 4: La Boheme 3: Musketeer
Staff, Assistant Editor 4: Masqueteers 4.

TOMMY LANIER DCT 3; Musketeer
Staff, Assistant Photographer 4.

VIOLET LANIER Christian Workers
Council 3, 4.

JERRY ANN LEE High Honor 3, 4.

MARY LEE Athletic Association 4;
Future Homemakers 3. 4.

SYBIL LEE Christian Workers Coun-
cil 3. 4; Future Nurses 4; Masqueteers
3; Y-Teens 4.

JENNIE LEE LEHMANN Athletic As-
sociation 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Christian
Workers Council 3, 4; Masqueteers 3;
Rainbow Staff 3, 4. Honor 3; High
Honor 4.

BILL LESSARD Baseball 4. High Hon-
or 4.

DANIEL LEVY High Honor 3. 4.

HARRIET LEVY Masqueteers 3: Rain-
bow Staff 4. Honor 3; High Honor 4.

BECKY LITTLE Beta Club 3, 4;
Christain Workers Council 3, 4; Masque-
teers 3; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 4.
Honor 3: High Honor 4.

GORDON LOGAN Hi-Y 4. High Hon.
or 4.

ROSEMARIE MAHLSTEDT

Homemakers 3; Y-Teens 3.

Future

CHARLOTTE MALLARD Beta Club 3,
4; Christian Workers Council 4; Future
Homemakers 3, 4; Treble Clef Club 3.
Honor 3, 4.

GRACE MANGUM Athletic Associa-
tion 4; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4;
Christian Workers Council 3; Latin
Club. Secretary 3; Masqueteers 3; Rain-
bow Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Girls Ac-
tivities Medal. Highest Honor 3; High
Honor 4.

BOBBY MARION Band 3. 4; Beta
Club 3. 4; Golf 4.

HENRY MARKS Christian Workers
Council 4; Football 3.

LINDA MARKS Athletic Council 4;
Beta Club 3. 4; Christian Workers Coun-
cil 3, 4; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff
3, 4; Tennis 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Girls
Activities Medal. Honor 3.

JOE MARTIN Beta Club 3, 4: Chris-
tian Workers Council 3, 4: Football 3:
"B" Varsity Basketball 3; Track 3. 4.
Honor 3, 4.

HENRIETTA MAY Future Nurses 3.
Honor 3.

JACQUELINE MAY Choraliers 4;
Treble Clef Club 4.

JEANIE MAYSON Athletic Council 4;
Beta Club 4; Choraliers 4: Treble Clef
Club 4. Honor 3.

MARTHA NELL MEACHAM Future
Homemakers 3. 4, Historian 3. Project
Chairman 4. Honor 3.

SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY

GARY MELTON Varsity Football 3,
4; Baseball 3, 4: All-State 3; Basketball
3. 4, Captain 4.

SUE MERTINS Cliristian Workers
Council 3; Student Council 3, 4, Secre-
tary-treasurer 3, Corresponding Sec-
retary 4; Top Ten 3.

ALICE MILES Beta Club 4: Christian
Workers Council 4; Rainbow Staff 4.

BETTE MILLER Beta Club 3, 4, Par-
liamentarian 4; Masqueteers 3, 4, Sec-
retary 4; Rainbow Staff 4. High Honor
3. 4.

SARA MILLER ChrisUan Workers
Council 3; Future Nurses, President 4.

RAY MIMS Baseball 3, 4.

JOYCE MITCHELL Christian Workers
Council 3, 4; Masqueteers 3; Musketeer

3, 4, Managing Editor 4.

MARY MIXON Christian Workers
Council 4.

WALLACE MOODY Christian Work-
ers Council 4.

MARTHA MOSELEY Beta Club 3, 4;
Christian Workers Council 4; Latin
Club 3: Treble Clef Club 3, 4, Treasurer

4. Highest Honor 3, 4; Valedictorian;
Chcraliers 4.

DAVID MYRICK Sabre Club 4; Var-
sity Football 3, 4; "B" Varsity Basket-
ball 3; Varsi y Basketball 4; Manager
Baseball 3.

MARY ANN MURPHY Hcnor 3.

GERRY MUNDY Christian Workers
Council 3, 4: Tri Hi-Y, Vice-President,
4; Class President 4; Honorary Cadet
Colonel, High Honor 3.

BETTY McCORKLE Christian Work-
ers Council 3, 4; Future Homemakers 4;
Treble Clef Club 4. Honor 3.

DONALD McCROAN Hi-Y 3, 4.

BARBARA McDANIEL Christian
Workers Council 4; Future Homemak-
ers, Vice-President 3; Treble Clef Club
3; Y-Teens 4.

WALTER McDOUGAL Christian
Workers Ccuncil 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Ten-
nis 3, 4. Honor 3.

JANE McELMURRAY Beta Club 3, 4;
Christian Workers Council 3; Class Sec-
retary-Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 4. High
Honor 3.

BARBARA McGAHEE Beta Club 3, 4;
Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Tri-
Hi-Y 4.

MACK McKIE Christian Workers
Council 4.

CHARLES NEWMAN Beta Club 3. 4;
Bausch & Lomb Science Award 4; Na-
tional Merit Exam 4. Highest Honor 3.

WARREN NORRIS Rifle Team 4;
Wm. R. Hearst Trophy 4.

MARIE PALMER Future Nurses 4.

JOE PATCHEN Beta Club 3; Color
Guard 4. Hcnor 3.

ART PATCHIN, JR. Rainbow Staff 4;
Varsity Football 3, 4, Alternate Captain
4: Baseball 3, 4.

ANNETTE PEACOCK Choraliers 3;
Future Nurses 3, 4; Treble Cl3f Club

3, 4,

ANN PERRY Christian Workers Coun-
cil 3, 4; Future Homemakers 4.

FRED PHILLIPS Band 3, 4, Band
Council 4; Sabre Club 4; Golf 4; High
Honor 3; Honor.

OTIS PHILLIPS Christian Workers
Council 4: Fcotball 3, 4: Manager 4;
Baseball 4.

FRANKIE PHILPOT Beta Club 3. 4;
Future Homemakers 3, 4, Treasurer 3;
Tri-Hi-Y 4. Honor 3. Treble Clef Club
3.

MARGUERITE PHILPOT Athletic
Association 4; Christian Workers Coun-
cil 3, 4; Latin Club 3: Masqueteers 3;
Rainoow Staff 3, 4,

TOM PITCHER ChoraUers 4; Sabre
Club 4; Singing Musketeers, Treasurer
4; Varsity Football 3, 4; BasketbaU 3, 4;
Baseball 3, 4; Gold R. 4. Honor 3, 4.

DOUGLAS H. POLLAK Band 3. 4,

Section Leader 4.

ALICE PURDY Beta Club 3, 4: Chris-
tian Workers Council 3; Fuiure Home-
makers 3, 4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 3;
Masqueteers 3, 4. High Honor 3, 4.
Musketeer 4.

BETTY RACHELS Christian Workers
Council 3.

FRANCES REESE Christian Workers
Council 3, 4; Future Hcmemakers 4.
Honor 3.

MARIA REESE Christian Workers
Council 3; Treble Clef Club 3, 4: Vice-
Pres'dent 4.

ALICE REEVES High Honor 3.

THOMAS RHODEN Distributive Edu-
cation 3.

KEN RICHARDSON Choraliers 4;
Christian Workers Council 3: Hi-Y 3,

4, Secretary 3; Singing Musketeers, Sec-
retary 4.

VIR<"-INIA ROBERTS Christian Work-
ers Council 3. 4; Future Homemakers,
Historian 3, Y-Teens 4. High Honor 3.

LEE ANN ROYSTER Choraliers 4;
Ch'i'itian Workers Council 4; Masque-
teers 4: Rainbow Staff 4. Honor 4.

LOUISE SACK Hcnor 4.

CARROLL SUE SCHWIENING Beta
Club 3, 4, High Honor 3.

EVELYN SCOTT Treble Clef Club 4.

EDDIE SILLS Band 3, 4, President 4,
Band Council 3, 4: Sabre Club 4.

SIMONE SIMOWTTZ Choraliers 3, 4;
Treble Clef Club 3, 4.

FAYE SIMS Christian Workers Coun-
cil 3, 4. Honor 3.

FRED SIMS Beta Club 3, 4: Sabre
Club 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; Track 4;
Gold R. Honor 3.

HENRY SMART Hi-Y 4.

DON SMITH Hi-Y 3, 4; Musketeer
Staff 3, 4; Singing Musketeers 4.

JEAN SRHTH Athletic Association 4:
Beta Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4.

SAMUEL SMITH Band 3, 4.

HUNTER SMOAK Christian Workers
Council 4.

MARCIA SPARKS Beta Club 3, 4;
Chaplain 4; Choraliers 4: Christian
Workers Council 3. Vice-President 3, 4.
Future Hcmemakers 3. 4, Vice-Presi-
dent 4; Latin Club 3: Masqueteers 3, 4;
Rainbow Staff 3. 4, Business Manager
4; ARC Winner Voice of Democracy 3,
4; Girls Activities Medal. High Honor
3.

SANDRA STACKS Christian Workers
Council 3, 4; Musketeer Staff 4.

DAVE STAFFORD Christian Workers
Council 3: Singing Musketeers 4: Rifle
Team 4; Tennis 4.

LILLIAN STEHMEYER Christian
Workers Council 3, 4; Fu ure Nurses 4:
Tri-Hi-Y 4: Tcp Ten 3.

JOE STEINBERG Golf 4.

BARBARA STEVENS Band 3. 4.

EVELYN STONE Y-Teens 3.

RACHEL STONE Future Nurses 3, 4;
Tri-Hi-Y 4. Honor 3.

RUTH STORY Beta Club 3, 4: C'-ris-
tian Workers Council 4; Treble Clef
Club 3. Highest Honors 3.

NANETTE STURGIS Christian Work-
ers Council 4; Treble Clef Club 3.

KATHRYN SULLIVAN Beta Club 3,
4: Christian Workers Council 4: Mas-
queteers 3. Honor 3.

MARTHA SUMERAU Beta Club 3. 4:
Christian Workers Council 3: Future
Homemakers 3.

GLORIA SWEARINGEN Christian

Workers Council 4.

HELEN TANENBAUM Future Teach-
ers 4; Masqueteers 3: Treble Clef Club
3.

HOMER TAPLEY Sabre Club 4.

MAXINE THURMOND Majorette 3, 4:

Honor 3, 4.

SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY

BECKY TOWILI^Beta Club 3, 4: Pro-
gram Chairman Christian Workers
Council 3: Distributive Education, Vice-
President 3; Latin Club. Vice-President
3; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 3, 4,
Associate Editor 4; Top Ten 3. Highest
Honor 3: High Honor 4.

JOY TOWNES Christian Workers
Council 3, 4: Fu'.ure Nurses 3, 4, Vice-
President 4: Tri-Hi-Y. High Honor.

MARTHA USRY Choraliers 4; Treble
Clef Club 4.

THOMAS VAN HAGAN Beta Club 3,
4; Rainbow Staff 3: Sabre Club 4: Track
4. High Honor 3: Honor 4.

ROBERT AV.ADDELL Honor 3.

NAN WADE Choraliers 4; Treble Clef
Club 3. 4. Honor 3.

CHARBY WALKER Chris ian Work-
ers Council 3. Honor 3.

JIMMY WALKER Beta Club 3. 4:
Rainbow Staff 4: Golf 3. 4. Honor 3,
4.

PAT WALI Distributive Education 3;

Treble Clef Club 4.

SAR.A WALL Distributive Education
Club 3; Choraliers 4; Treble Clef Club

BOBBY WARE Band 3. 4: Musketeer
Staff 4.

CONNIE WEATHERS Choraliers 3;

Christian Workers Council 4.

PATSY' WEEKS Athletic Association 4;
Christian Workers Council 3. 4; Rain-
bow Staff 3, 4.

MARY JANE WELBORN Christian
Workers Council 3: Future Nurses 3;
Treble Clef Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y-
Teens 3, 4.

EDWIN WHEELER Choraliers, Vice-
President 4: Christian Workers Council
3. 4: Singing Musketeers 4: Varsity Foot-
ball 3. 4. Honor 3, 4.

KENNETH WHITAKER Musketeer 3.

BOOTS WHITTEN Athletic Associa-
tion 4; Christian Workers Council 4;
Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow
Staff 4. Honor 4.

JACK WIER Rifle Team 4; Rifle Fir-
ing Squad 4.

BONNIE WILLIAMS Sabre Club 4;
Varsity Football 3, 4: Track 3.

KENNETH \VILLIAMS Musketeer
Stalf 4: Varsity Football 4.

BECKY WILSON Athletic Association
4: Beta Club 3. 4. Secretary 4; Christian
Workers Council 3. 4: Masqueteers 3;
Rainbow Staff 3. 4. Associate Editor 4;
Top Ten 3: Cheerleader 4. Honor 3, 4.

IDA MARIE WILSON Choraliers 4:
Treble Clef Club 3. 4, Vice-President 4;
Basketball 4.

Football, Manager

WILLIE WILSON

3; Tennis 4.

JOAN WOODWARD Christian Work-
ers Council 3. 4; Future Homemakers 4;
Tri-Hi-Y 4: Class Vice-President 3.
Honor 3.

KIT WOOTEN Christian Workers
Council 3. 4; Future Nurses 3; La Bo-
heme 3: Masqueteers 3.

BETH WRIGHT Beta Club 3. 4; Chris-
tian Workers Council 3. 4; Future Home-
makers 3. 4; Latin Club. President 3;
Masqueteers 3. High Honor 3.

BOYKIN WRIGHT Beta Club 3. 4.
Treasurer 4; Christian Workers Council
4: Rainbow Staff 4; Golf 3, 4. High
Honor 3.

JULIE WRIGHT Beta Club 3. 4; Chris-
tian Workers Council 3. 4; Latin Club,
Chaplain 3: Future Homemakers 3, 4;
President 3; High Honor 3; Masque-
teers 3, 4.

Three O'clock

The Staff of the Rainbow wishes
to express its gratitude to our Ad-
vertisers whose support has made
this Yearbook possible and to Mr.
George M. Scott who took many of
the pictures that are used through-
out this vohime.

CREDITS

Class portraits and groups

Davison's Pliotograph Studio

Features

Morgan Fitz

Engravings

Southern Plioto Process

Printing-
Commercial Printing Co.

Compliments

of

TOWN TAVERN

Compliments

of

MORGAN TRUCK &
TRACTOR COMPANY

SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE

Consistent Savings

Coui'teous Service

Complete Satisfaction

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

DDRIS

JEWELERS

WATCHES

DIAMONDS

SILVER
Gifts for Every Occasion

Compliments
of

Harisoii-Giilley Chevrolet,
Inc.

'AUGUSTAS ONLY AUTHORIZED
CHEVROLET DEALER"

Stark-Empire Laundrv

IJCEXSKl) SAXITDXE CI.EAXEK

Cash and Carry Service

Delivery Service

j'h.Mic .v.v.n

W. E.

Raines Co.
Inc.

BuiUlinsf Speciali;^ation and Supplie

s

Ml-.TA

. PRC)DL"CTS

Phone 2-5553

14 - 7th

St.

\ni^i

sta, Georsjia

Compliments
of

T. J. Carstarpheu Co.

Wholesale

TOBACCO DRUG SUNDRIES

PAPER CANDIES

Phone 4-8211 1021 Telfair St.

Compliments
of

RUBEN'S

Xugusta's ( )nly Mome-Owned

Department Store

Largest Boys' and Students'

Department in Augusta

PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY

FRESH CANNED DRIED FROZEN

H.H. BELL &(;().

:i: AL EST.XTK and IWESTMEXTS

Phone 2-0442

515 Marion Building .\ugusta, Ga.

'iii:ri-: is a double duty feed

for all livestock

and poultry

Manufactured hy

Southern Milling

Company

Augusta. Georg a

Records Radios Pianos

Television Electrical Appliances

Refrigerators Home Freezers Ranges

Water Heater.s Fans Irons Washers

-Musical Instruments and Accessuries

Tubes Service Part<

Tompkins Music Co., Inc.

Ph.. IK- 2-1 ^y^

318 - 8th St.

Compliments

of

RICHARDS BUICK, INC.

1350 Broad Street

Congratulations

And

Best Wishes

FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT THE

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY

Of Augusta

Main Office

Waltun W'av Branch

THE CITIZENS & SOUTHERN
NATIONAL BANK

THE GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY

Main (Office Gwiiinetl St. Office Uptown Brancli

Camp I iiiriion l''acilit_v I )anicl \'illage

CHECK-R-BOARD

FEEDS BABY CHICKS
SAXITATIOX PRODUCTS

Phone 4-SS26

Bowl For Fun and Health

Special Rates for Birthday Parties

All Teen-agers Receive Reduced Rates

During- Daytiine Hours (1-6 p. m.)

25c Per Game

Free Instruction For Beginners

RICHMOND BOWLING
ACADEMY

(Over Busy Bee Restaurant)
fi.V, p.rorul Street Plione 2-0933

Compliments

of

Ricluiioiul Hotel

Barber Shoj)

Richmond Hotel

"For Twenty-one Years Your Oldsviobile
Dealer"

EASTERN MOTOR CO.

1333 Bmad Street
Aujjusta. Georgia

CANNED MEATS

RELISHES and

SAUCES

KICAI. ESTATE SALES
LOANS IXSURANCE

PR( )PEKTV MANAGEMENT

Blaiiclianl & ('alliomi
Realty Cloiupany

Augusta, Georgia
Dial 2-r/)21

Two and One-Hall Per Cent Interest

Paid on all Savings and Time Certificates

Deposits Insured Up to SIO.OOO

Interest Compounded Semi-Annually

Realty Savings Bank

"Augusta's Only Strictly Savings Bank"
Member F. D. I. C.

827 Broad St

Augusta. Ga.

Lake View Pharmacy

"( )])en 24 1 lours a Day"

1800 Broad St.

Phone 3-449.T

.\ugusta. Georgia

tOTniO IWDfl AUTHOIITT Of THI COOk-COlA COm^amT IT

AUGUSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.

Compliments
of

H. Slimerling Jewelers

"The Store for Brides"
910 Bruad St.
Augusta. Ga.
Phone : 2-5551

Compliments

of

Bailie's Parking Lot

739 Reynolds Street
Augusta. Georgia

Richmond Supply Co.

Industrial Specialities

MIT.L SCFPLIES TOOLS

MACHIXERV

Phone 4-7792

652 Seventh St. Augusta,

Ga.

Compliments
of

Avera Provision Com])anv

Manufacturers of

Farm Brand Hams Farm Brand

Bacon Farm Brand Sausage

Bln Kililmn Wieners

Blue Ribbon Bologna

Fifth Avenue Shoppe

"THE SHOPPE ALL WOMEN KNOW"

Where
"The Most Beautiful Clothes Are Sold"
829 Br. ad St. Ausrusta. Ga.

ConipliiiuMUs

ot

SHARPTON JEWELERS

YOUR HOUSE OF DIAMONDS
702 Broad Street

COMPLIMENTS

OF

Hagler Truck Co,

You're always right
^ lien \ ou Give

NDIES f *-^

M^' IIOI'.I'.V BOX
$2.00 11).

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For Those Who I.ove Fine
Thintrs

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& ROBINSON

Pre.

^cri]

ition

< )i)ticians

Mem

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Opticians Guild

Lobby S.F.C

Bklg.

14.=;i Harper St.

1 )l.-d 2-. ^641

Dial 4-2729

Sturkie Furniture
(Company

2117 .Millcdfreville Road

Phone 2-2162

OPFX TIL 9 AT XIGIIT

Bassford Motor Co.

LTD.

1447 Broad St. Phone 2-7018

\'e Smart Ride a Cushman Motor

Scooter to School

Distributors : All Kinds

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OUTBOARD MOTORS & CRUISERS

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Go To

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Dial 2-55.SS

DIXIE CAB SERVICE

553 Ellis Street

AtiiJjnsta, Georgia

COMPLIMEXTS

OF

Hull, Williiighani, Towill
& Norma 11

BEST WISHES TO THE
CLASS OF '56

Guy C. Smith
Construction Co.

Compliments

ot

L. J. HENRY COMPANY

Complete Office (Outfitters

X'isit Our New Store at
1252 Reynolds Street

Plenty of Parking Space

Sherman & Hemstreet

REALTORS

Augusta, Georgia

First Federal Savings

& Loan Association

of Augusta

Start a Savings Account

Liberal Dividends

Safety Insure<l U]) to $10,000.00

127 - "til Street

Aii^ista Hardware Co.

2255 Milledgcville Road

Phone 6-3375

"A complete line of quality hardware
at a reasonable price"

Cotnpl nicnts

of

Skinner Auto Supply
Company

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments

of

HOWARD LUMBER
COxAIPANY

'*0 Board or a Trainload"

J. W. Carson W. H. Hadger

1900 Milledgcville Road

Phone 2-0451

Augusta, Ga.

B

rickle

Tip Top Cleaners

LAL'XDRV SER\"ICF,

sill IF, K

KPAIRS

1

^25 Wahcin Way

Phone 2-7093

Towner-Kirkland
Transfer Co.

A^cnt for Howard \'an Lines

901 Reynolds St. Phone 2-6795

EMORY TOWXER

"You Call We Maul"

House Moving

Transfer Distribution

Storage Facilities Pool-Car Service

In Aiijiusta it's

Mfavisonis

M ^ OF DIXIE

Compliments
of

Southern Finanee
CorpcMution

Realtors

LOAN'S REAL EST ATIC

R !: \ TS INS L" R A X CE

Com])liments

of

Fulcher, Fulehei

& Hagler

Congratulations & Best Wishes From

719

Broad

St.

Phone
4-7738

Compliments

Greetings

of

Southeastern Fur Co.

ELECTRICAT,

911 Greene Street

EQUIPMENT

Augusta, Georgia

COMPANY

c

i^lTZ

Ph.

Augusta Office Supply

Engineering and Office Supplies
All Makes of Portable Typewriters

>< ClASS Tl m
PBCJCWPTIONS 1 I I/I
WCUBftTELV 1 ""/(
FILLCD II

^P|

WFTIUIGGS

'^^mtmi

^^^

Broad at Tenth
Phone 4-3512

COMPLIMENTS

Diamonds Watches Sih erware

OF

BECKUM & JONES

E. R. Davis Coal & Oil

JliWELlvRS

Co., Inc.

Augusta, ('leorgia

rhone 2-5787

S57 lir.Kul Si. Dial 2-6707

Compliments

of

TOOLE SUPPLY CO.

Augusta. Georgia

IXDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES

ilACHIXER'i l^L'MPS

Coinplinieuts

of

AUDIO-VISUAL CENTER

216-

12tli St. .\ugu.-;ta. (ia.

R. G. .Smith. Jr.. .Manager

Everything tor

.Audio-X'isual F'rograni

IRVIN REALTY CO.

722 Greene Street

Augusta, Georg'a

''The Best Is the Cheapest in the Long Run"

SALES

M.VNAGEMEXT

RF.XTAI.S

Compliments
of

Clausseii-Lawreiice
Construction Co.

ELLIOTT SONS

Coniplinu-nt -
01

URRRErfjSLkER

JeuieIer
"The House of Fine Sterling"

.S31 P.road Street
Augusta, Georgia

LAUNDER-HOUSE. In

South's Finest and I'astcst

Laundry and Dry Cleaning Plants

Colonial

, i* Pooi BreacL

'^g=

Augusta Sporting Goods,
Inc.

Exclusive Distributors

MacGregor Goldsmith
Athletic Equipment

GOLF, TENNIS. BASKETBALL
and FOOTBALL SUPPLIES

210-212 Eighth St.

Phone 2-6007

JOHNSON, LANE, SPACE

&C0.

GOVERNMENT

MUNICIPAL

INDUSTRIAL
STOCKS BONDS

Investment Trust
721 Broad Street Phone 2-7741

Augusta

Savannah

Atlanta

Murphy

Stationery

Co.

SOCI.VL

and COMMRRCI.M.

ST

\T1()XI.K^

7KS P.riiad St.

I

)ial 2-2] 22

730 Broad Street

John F. Brickie & Co.

COLUMBIA

BICYCLES

LAWN MOWERS-

-AIOSLER SAFES

942 Ellis

Street

Dial 2

-0437

Jernigan Hardware Co.

Wholesale

Hardware Housewares

Fishing Tackle

KEEP HAPPY, see a good movie

at The

IMPERIAL

Walker ]\lotor Company

SALES AND SERVICE

Broad at 14th St.
Augusta, Georgia

Compliments
of

Keel's Service Station

Baker & Walton Way

FUR CHARTER SERVICE
Dial 4-3543

VALLEY COACHES,
Inc.

Xo. 8 Ninth Street
Augusta, Georgia

Georgia Hatters
& Cleaners

SlilRT I.AL'XnRV

I'l. A. (iavalas. Pro])ricti>r

Dal _M094

316 Eighth Street

77

Copyright The Borden Co.

Elsie Says . . .

.... eat plenty (if Sancken's Ice

Cream and drink lots of Borden's

Sancken Milk

BORDEN'S SANCKEN
DAIRY

A DIVISION OF THE BORDEN COMPANM

Barren Bros,

SINCE 1849
"Augusta's Great Hardware Department Store"

Compliments
of

Augusta Federal Savings
and Loan Association

Ground Floor
Southern Finance Building-

Compliments
of

TRI-STATE AUGUSTA,
Inc.

International Industrial Power

Olive Road

Auefusjta, Georgia

Best Wishes

Li

JUL

Compliments

of

S. H. KRESS & CO.

Known for SCHOLASTIC
School Supplies

( AREY F. WEATHERS

Transfer & Storage Co.

Local anil Lonj; Distance Movinuf
Operating in 28 States

A coMiM.i-rri': monixc si^rxmci:

1_'(,S Drn'.l i'ark Avenue
Phone 3-2211

Bentley Brothers
Furniture

Broad at 11th Street
"The .Store of Friendly Service"

Phone 2-5309

Meet Your Friends Here!
VARSITY DRIVE IN

Gwinnett an<l Druid I'ark Avenue
Augusta, Georgia Phone 4-3"45

BF.ST IX MLSIC
BKST L\ FOOD

Phone 4-7727

Wacldey Office Supply,
Inc.

COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS
224 Eighth Street
Augusta. Georgia

Compliments

of

B.

F. GOODRICH

Broad at 10th Street

Augusta.

Georgia Phone 2-

2674

Compliments

of

JOHN R. COOK & CO.
Contractors

and

Engineers

East Boundary Cleaners

E. M. Crozier Russell Plunkett

Dry Cleaning

.Auto Laundry

Phone 2-4583 402 E. Boundarv

LILY -TULIP CUP
CORPORATION

Manufacturers
of

PAPER DRINKING CUPS

and

FOOD CONTAINERS

1550 Wrightsboro Road

Phjone 3-2214

.\ugusta, Georgia

Compliments

of

Meyer's

Prescription Sliop

l'Kl':SCRli'Tl()XS EH. LED

l'R< ).M1'T1.V and .VCCCRATICLV

.\T REASCJXAHLE PRICES"

A & P Super Market

1713 Walton Wav

Ciimplinients

of

H. L. GREENE'S, INC.
5c -$5.00

Corner Ellis and Broad
At Ninth Street

Augusta Radio Co.

Radios Home Appliances
Phonograph Records

"Augusta's Largest Record Dept."
855 Broad Street Dial 2-463.S

Maxwell Brothers

FURNITURE

Frigidaires Philco Radios Draperies

Experienced
Interior Decorating Service

Phone 2-5S26

933 Broad St. Augusta, Georgia

Woodward Lumber Co.

YOUR BUILDING MATERIAL
DEPARTMENT STORE

1010 Roberts St. Augusta, Ga.

Phones 2-4611 -12-13

Compliments

of

THE MILLER THEATER

Augusta - Houston Co.

Thirteenth at D'Antignac St.

Phone 2-7721

Augusta, Georgia

Packaged Crushed Ice Burn-Rite Coal

Block Ice

E, D. Marks. Pres. A. M. Boyer. Jr.. Vice-Pres.

Marks Heating and
Air Conditioning

5th Street Extension Phone 2-3645 or 2-19-10

Augusta. Georgia

WBSTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONING

SYSTEMS

WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC EQUIPMENT

AMERICAN RADIATOR CO. HEATING EQUIP.

ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS

OIL. GAS OR COAL HEAT

.\IR CONDITIONING

CHAMPION CO AL &

FUEL OIL CO.

Moss & Wall's Market

FRESH MEATS. SEA FOODS

FRESH DRESSED POULTRY

2571 Central Avenue

Phone 3-4436 Augusta, Ga.

Compliments

of

Jenning's Drug

Store

GEORGIA SPORTING

GOODS,

INC.

Phone 2-5775

Williford's Cleaners

JIand Cleaning One Day Service
Alterations & Repairs

428-Sth St.

Augusta, Ga.

Macucli Steel Products, Inc.

Engineers. Designers and Craftsmen

1530 .Augusta .Ave. Phone 4-7717

.Augusta. Georgia

Fabricators of

.sTRCCTURAL. ORXAMEXTAI,

and

MFSCHLLAXEOUS STEEL

PENNEY'S

EXTENDS CO.\"GRATL'LATIOXS

AXD BEST WISHES

124 Eighth Street

Phones : 2-5377 or 4-9709

IF IT IS GOOD INSURANCE

WE SELL IT!

F. E. FEKRTS & CO.
Men's Clothing

752 Broad Street

Compliments

of

Consumers Feed and Seed

1101 Broad Street
Call 2-5881

Compliments
of

Osbon Auto Supply, Inc.

Fisk Tires Hester Batteries

Auto Parts Recapping

EASY TERMS

1253-55 Broad St. Auq:usta. Ga.

DRESSES. . .COATS. . .SUITS
MILLINERY

MAXWELL HOUSE
Greene & Tenth Sts. Augusta, Ga.

Compliments

of

Mullierin Lumber Co.

625 - 13th Street

Phone 2-8351

WGAC

.=^80 OX YOUR DIAL

The Favorite Station of A. R. C.

and

Junior College Students

Compliments

of

Marks Surgical Supplies,
Inc.

1429 Harper Street
Ausfusta. Georsfia

Compliments

of

Georgia-Carolina Brick and
Tile Co.

MURRAY'S
FLORIST

FOR

BEST

RESULTS-

CALL HULSE!

Vi

sit Augusta

's Most Modern

LAUNDRY and

DRY CLEANING

PLANT

Dial

3-4451

Compliments

of

B & B Lumber & Supply

Co.

Lumber and Building Materia

s

Yard and Office 1245 D'Antignac St.

Corner 13tli

Phone 6-5204 \Ye Deliver

Monte Sano Hardware

Paint i lardware

Sporting Goods

1428 Monte Sano Avenue

C. E. Blanchard

Augusta. Georgia

Benney Philpot's
Market and Grocery

Prime .Meals (Juality Groceries
522 Broad Street
Augusta, Georgia

A. M

. McAuliffe Chas. I.

(Mike) Mell, Jr.

M(

Auliffe Realty

(^oni]>ain

REAL E.STATE 1

{ENTLXG

L\SL'R.\NCE SURETY B( )NDS

.^07

Broad St. ,'

Phone 2-6086

Augusta, Genr

gia

In the days when King Tut and his harem were learning the shag,
and laying the pattern for the Casanovas to come, some serious minded in-
tellectual of the ancients decided to place on record the v rtues of building
with clay. Even then, during the dawn of history, the durability of brick
as manufactured by the industrious Israelites was well known.

In proof of this, we offer the inscription found on a tablet at Das-
hur, which is located a l.ttle south of Cairo, Egypt. This tablet is on one
of the great pyramids of that region. It bears the following inscription:

"Disparage me not b}- comparing me with pyramids built of stone.
I am as much superior to them as Ammon 's superior to the rest of the
deities. I am constructed of brick made from mud, which adhered to the
ends of poles, and was drawn up from the bottom of the lake."

We admit that all of the above produces a fond glint in our eyes.

Merrj Brothers Brick &Tile Co.

The South's Largest Manufacturer of
Structural Clay Products

Established in 1899
Augusta, Georgia

Hutcheson-Bentley
Furniture

914 Telfair Street

Phone 2-9995
Augusta, Georgia

LEROY'S MARKET

Tender Meats Groceries

Fresh Produce

1859 Central Avenue

-Augusta. Georgia

Phone 3-6404

Compliments

of

T.

M. MAHONEY

Wrestling Promoter

Te

Icphune 4-3551

WllliX \()l-

F.CILD OR REMODEL

Th.'nk of

Perkins Luniljer Co.

\' EK

XI )X MADDOX

(.19 -

13th .St.

.\ugusta, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS OF

RADIO 1480

TELEVISIOX Channel 12

CARR'S OF AUGUSTA

960 Broad Street

AUGUSTA-S LARGEST

AND

LEADINX. SPECIALTY

SHOP

Dial 4-5417

Silbeit Auto Supply

Co.

214-218 Sixth Street

Augusta, Georgia

Augusta Mill Supply
Company

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES

BELTING PIPE STEEL

TOOLS VALVES

Phones 2-4657 or 2-4658

636 - 11th St.

.XuRUsta. Ga.

Compliments of

THE PIT

'Barbecue at its Best"

LASETER'S

Medical Arts

PHARMACY

I 'hone 4-7784
Mcdiral Arts Bltlg. Augusta. Ga.

The red and yellow wrapper is vour

guarantee of bread of the

hii;hc>t i|uaiily

Ifl^flS^'^.

~^,'

Tile South's finest liread since 1841

OF AUGUSTA, Inc.

UXDERWOOD PRODUCTS

A. B. DICK. PRODUCTS

Joe Bruker

527 - 13th Street Phone 2-3513

C(^npaiulaihns Seni&fis

We are proud that we were selected to furnish your commencement invitations,
cards, diplomas and caps and gowns.

STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY

HOUSTON, TEXAS

John J. Brazzeal, Representative

Box 3568, Station B

Savannah, Georgia

HoUoway Tire &
Recapjjing Company

1260 Reynolds Street

Distributors

Goodrich Se'berling

Pennslvvania Tires

SIG COX

REFRIGERATION

AIR CONDITIONING

AUTOMATIC HEATING

1565 Broad St. Phone 2-3556

Augusta. Georgia

N'ORK PRODUCTS

Marlnit

Milling Co.,

Ltd.

FAIR\VA^- l)|-.P|-.XDABLE

FEEDS

Augusta, Ga.

Visit

STAR LUGGAGE SHOP'S

Xcw Location - 726 P.road Street

Across from the Mimumcnt

For

jcch\, llandl>a.t,'s. l,ui;a!,'c. Gifts

Compliments

of

GENERAL TIRE &
SUPPLY CO.

Broad at 12th Street
Phone 2-6641

724 Broad Street

"The home of Smart Junior Drc-
for the smart junior Miss."

Dollar for Dollar
you cAn't beat a

jPoniiae

Pontiac blaster Auto Service

1027 Telfair St.

Motor Oil;
Fuel Oils

( ircascs
Chemicals

Sanitary Supplies

Your trade solicited and
appreciated

PHOENIX OIL
COiAIPANY

625 Fifth Street

Aufjusta. V,:\.

SINCE 1889
"Buy Best Build Better"

Auijiista Liimhcr Co.

Building Materials

l.uml>cr Mill Work

903 Eightth Street

Augusta. Georgia

VLGUSTA BOTTLERS
ASSOCIATION

\IT,rsT.\ COCA-COLA P.oTTi.l.Xr.

CO.

\X.\DA DRV P.OTTI.IXG Cn., Inc

'EPSI-COL.\ I'.OTTLIXG CO.

ROYAL CROWX BOTTLIXG CO.

Si:VEX-CP BOTTLIXG CO.. Inc.

Slip Covers and Draperies Made to (Jrder

MARKS FABRICS

"Your Home Decorating Center"

976 Broad Street Dial 4-1850

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments

of

BOYS' CATHOLIC

HIGH

SCHOOL

W\xke C. Ivey, Jr.

w.

C. Ivey Coal Company

48 Years of Serving Augusta

Coal Fuel f )il Charcoal

Dial

2-8218 1009 Roberts St

Augusta, (jeorgia

FOR THK

BEST

TR^

SIMKINS

SEEDS

1129 Broad St.

Call 2-:

il7

\%ilhps

66

Boardman
Petroleum Co.

Gordon Highway

at

Milledgeville

Road

Phone 6-6466

Compliments

of

GREENES' INC.

HOME OF

CREAM-TEX MILK PRODUCTS

If we work upon marble, it will perish: it we work upon brass, time will ef-
face it. If we rear temples, they will crumble to dust. But if we work on
men's immortal minds, if we imbue them with high principles, with the just
fear of God and love of their fellow-men. we engrave on those tablets some-
thing which no time can efface, and which will brighten and brighten to all
eternity.

Daniel Webster

Speech at Faneuil Hall, May 1852

Compliment.'; of

Ednuinds Drug Co.

510 Broad Street Phone 2-685.=;

"i'niir Drugfijist to Down Town

Edimiiifls & Jones
Druggists

201 Milled.sje Road

Your Drugg^ist to West End

Phone 6-2545

"In Bu.siness For Your Health"

Augusta. Georgia

Uinl _'-.0S8

E. B. Satcher, Jr.

l'.l-..\K \\lll-:iCL .\LIG\MK.\T

I'K.XMI-: STRAIGHTENING

WHEKL BALANCING

cHXi'.K.M, ri:p.\ir work

TIRE SKIMMING

l_'l 5-1 7-19 Reynolds St. Augusta. Ga.

MANER BUILDERS

SUPPLY c:o.

1494 \Vrightsl)0TO Road .\ugusta, Ga.
Phone 4-5466

Cuniplinients

.of

Empire Furniture (^o.

"COMPLETE HOUSEIH )l,l)

ECkXISHINGS"

Ijni - 3 I'.road Street

Dial 2-54,35

SERVICE STORE

McDonald's

1407 Monte Sano

Dial 3-4481

Roberts

Motor

Company

15th at Broad

Dial 4-1424

At

jgusta, Georgia

De Soto

Plymouth

Fat

tor)- Authorized

SALES

SERVICE

COLLEGE PHARMACY

1801 Walton Way

Dial 3-3687

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

SOUTHERN

ROAD

BUn^DERS,

INC.

General Contractors

P.

o.

Box 1129

Telphones 6-8433 and 6

-8434

Kedimix

Plant

Telephone

2-8534

Conijilimcnts

of

A Friend

Belmont Restaurant

24- i lour Sorxice

Stndi-nts'

Rendezvous Place

Phones 2-9398 and 2-6796

716 Broad Street

Augusta, (ieorgia

CO.MPLIMEXTS OF

SOUTHERN

LUBRICATING

Distributors of

COMPANY

CITIES SERVICE PRODCCTS \ \1.

\ OLIXE OIL

CONGRATULATIONS

Axn

BEST WISHES

TO Till-:

&cu^ 0^ /956

FROM

FRIENDS OF THE STAFF

jU

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'IIOXES; 1-(A\(>- 2-6417

747 ELLIS STRICET

ACGUSTA, GA.

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