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�����Through a window see a campus,
Through a campus see a world.
Thoughts and learning-education,
All the needs fulfilled in oneTo live in peace with fellowman
�J
53
yearbook
of
HAPEVILLE HIGH
SCHOOL
HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA
published
by
the
seniors
of
1953
�'53
Through education
Seek the high road,
Set a pace to reach the "top"
Let not simple tasks deny you,
11
Be a hero in the stri~e''
Be a leader,
Not a shirker
Seek respect o~ ~ellow men.
Learn to govern those about you
Formal order has it's gain.
�CONTENTS
Division
Page
Administration
9
Faculty .
12
Classes .
15
Military
•
41
Organizations
47
Sports .
55
Features
71
Advertising
83
��To Mr. Charles W. 0 • Rear Principal . . . . . .
1
. . . . . . in whom we place our trust
that by his leadership our school will always stand as a pillar against mediocrity.
�Onward, upward, ever reaching
Climb the Hill for love of living
Living, loving, laughing, feeling
Essences of care and guidance
Reach the heights of new achievementsLead a world of sturdy men.
�, , ,
�Just around the corner from the
OFFICE in the Little Counseling
Room Mr. Baker helps us find the
onswer< to our problems.
She makes you tardy or takes
your money. She gives you a
line," or runs yo~r errands. She's
the OFFICE machine for all the
crowd· that is wrat makes' Mrs.
Jean Ray Padgett top clerk.
Always smiling, always helping,
always wor ing for the Libraryhat's Mrs. White's clerk - Mi s
Carolyn Derrick.
�"T 0 P"
RDffilniSTRRTIOn
The Administration: Guarantee that all 'stuff and nonsense ' is ' foreign matter' to students below the twelfth
grade !evel; he eight grader's guarantee of getting "adjusted"; the freshman's guarantee o "de ention for wa er
guns;· the sophomore's guarantee of 'qualifying" for activities; the junior's guarantee: 'They shall pass three units of
English.'
The Administration: The senior's guarantee of eighteen
units· and ( aps and gowns.
The Administration: The 'Toppers' guarantee against
self-indulgences, lest ore be illegally absent, or get extra attention for make-up tests, or be privileged to parade the
halls at will.
Also their guarantee that HHS is rated '1 OPS" among
other schools.
PAUL D. WEST
Superintendent of Schools
CHARLES W. O'REAR
Principal
Best Wishes o
All tne Seniors
FRANCES SPRA TLI G
Assis ant Principal
�R V BREWER
E. E. BAKER
He~d
of Sc'
~
f:l
Mothern11 i~
Co nsc or, Mol~crnotics
Athletics
MRS. J. H. BURCH
DAN BURY.E
J. A. ANTONOPOLIS
Lon ua e
MISS ANN BEAUMONT
Sociol Science
Home Economics
Eng'ish
Physical Educ11tion
MRS. REBECCA NAFTEL
MISS CORf- 0' ELLEY
MISS SHIRLEY PRICHETT
Phys ·co Ed uco ion
R. E. SMITH
En') ish
Herne
Econoonics
Scie~ce
MISS DOROTHY ESPY
Lanquoge
M +hem tics
Soc
~1
12
Scierce
M11themotics
�l. W. hOPf.
He~d of Commcrc.i<'l
MISS MELLVINA WE:LLS
Depo•tme
MRS . GRADY WHITt
s~pp
l"brorill'l
keeoer f • texts ond
"es
WILLIAM P. CAMPBELL
Sociol Science
MISS HAZEL HUFFMAN
Home Economics
MISS BLAN
IE STALLWORTH
Art
M~sic
L. L. DECK, JR.
Science
MRS. NELL DOUGLASS
Mothema ics
C. E. LANDRUM
H"s ory
MISS DONNA LAWSON
Phys" co' Educotion
M. K. LOVER
English
MISS SUSIE SUDDERTH
Engli5h
MISS SARAH SUTTLES
Commerc o Departmen
M. T. CRISSMA
IJ
MISS CAROL TAYLOR
Commercio Deportm "t
�PS&MT Session-Tactics Boys-it's all
Mrs. D. Competes with Donald Duck
1n
tn
the Tactics.
" computing. "
This froggie didn't go "a'courting."
Chaucer 's Pilgrims enliven Senior English class.
Music tn the air-Flags out-Big Dedication day
-HHS Band was there.
�15
�,
SM,TH
DEMARI::ST
CHARLES SMITH
Presiden'
JACK DEMAREST
Vice-Presider
EMMA LOU MARKS
Secret ry
ROBERT STONE
Treo surer
Our Senior Year ... the conclusion of high school cores
.. five long years . . . ten short wonderful semesters ...
alive with work and play ... olways going, but nothing ever
done ... So characteristic of a Teenoger"s life.
Reminiscences of the past five years bring to mind these
highligh s: that frightened feeling as subfreshmen . . . the
rallying pep meetings . . . hose exciting football game~ ...
he freezing cold rips to gym ... the picnic on Sophomore
day, the Class's first "get together" . . . planning over
financing the Junior-Senior . . . i'Jose eternal doughnut sales
to ma e money for everything imaginable ... the Buzz Book,
finally printed and sold ... that funpacked trip to the Indian
Reserva ion, ond so glad to get back ... the rivalry of crowning the ing and queen, climax of the c<~rnivaf ... the firs
thrill o be· ng called ' Senior" ... senior rings, so different
. . . Hobo Day with the novelty of being "bums' . . . Ad
campaigns for the "Hornet' and 'Hilltop" ... The Valentine
Ball . . . Press trip to New York ... The struggle with 'Macbeth" and his soliloquys ... the tremendous success of' Uncle
Fred Flits By" ... Semester scheduling to guarantee hose 18
units . . . the flurry over final exams . , . The Junior-Senior
again, this time in our honor.
All this and more, is what brings a lump into a Senior's
throat when practice begins on graduation songs, rehearsal
of processionols and the actual donning of caps and gowns.
Graduation ... meaning departure from familar faces ...
the journey into the unknown future ... raising a question of
homema ing, or college and career. No matter, for these
have been five years of steady training and growing for this
moment when we must take our places in life to provide such
rich experiences for some future senior.
�PATR CIA LOUISE ALMAND
COMMERCIAL
A tiling of i'llpulse. ond " ch ld
nq.
P fe t g ft f gab. Mrs. PMke in Un cle
Fre d Flits By. Editoric!l i" t e Horn et , he
p o ty A we!! s h~ny•ng-t meet ng> uf
Y-Teen>, FHA, ur Dr<!lmtics Club.
GENERAL
An e<!lsy·minded soul, <!lnd o woys wc!ls.'
Glendo's omic!lb e nc!ltu•e mc!lkes i " pleosure
to be with her. P <!lyed b., ketbc!l c!lnd Wc!IS n
the Goee Club <!II C. eg Pork. At HHS she
on ROTC spcns< r Hill top represer <!~live
c!lnd Ba~k Tel er.
A ITA GAIL BABB
COMME CIAL
Expectc!ltion whir's me
rO~"d.'
Vivc!IC ous bundle of hc!!pp'ne s. She showed
~er •.,Ients in 'he Y Teens, FHA <!IS " bMk
officer, " membe• ~f th .. St dent Counc'l Md
Bet" C ~b. Lc!!st b • n
e<!lst she ec!l'"ed "
pl<!lce bo h 0" • e Hor net ond Hilltop s .,ffs.
In spMe time she ed s the FHA T.,b o'd.
MARY ANNETTE BARROW
CHARLES LUCIUS BA,LEY
ACADEM C
ACADEM C
"Anytring for " q iet
A smi e in her eye.
fe.'
A " r y ,f w=od nd a heorry H y<!l he!!
M
B., "' h self. a., e ba bc!!n o• t)es• a The Hornet, Y-Teens, FHA St den Coun
c!lnd
Queen Ann or w ye<!l•
"
he c., vi! Everybody in Gecr ·., •
seem. oows B zz<!lrd ""d oves her.
To t~e Colors: Here comes Chc!lr ey, o the
ROTC Color Guord for two yeMs. A so
mM<!Ioer of foo b.,ll <!lnd bc!lske "II lec!IMS'
plc!!yed bc!lske b., II on B-Tec!lm. Yep, th.,t s
Ch~rley.
li
�EMMA LEE BOYD
ROBERT HARRIS BRAN
COMME CIAL
' Beo y I ke wit o he judges be n wn: both
mos ore vo ued where they ore best known.'
EN
GE ERAL
Have m •e
ho
l,o
h we t; speak loss
•ron thou krc-wes•.
BESIO
ACADEMIC
Beo
y is
he g'ft o God.
How p., ·a pr<'!nced 'n o t-e heu s of
ever one. Tw e e ec•ed h me•oom swee ~ear
ond o ce Hornet Represen•o ve. A o Bonk
Te er S b Fre "ner bll e bll p oyer FHA,
lind Y Teens. Tree years Pllt ' e appeored n
wh' e rery on Sponsors Doy. But e o oil,
s e s ll "'gh tepp'rq rnajcre e.
A lo .gh o m nu+e +hots E:rn'Tlo Glee Cub
Y Teo
FHA Stud ~t Cou c' Hilltop ord
Hornet stoff were port of her schoo life
Bo ke boll eom ond bosketbo monoger. Whc'l
ony hong hoppens you con be Ems •he•e w h
Boyds brond of pork e ' nclud nq Cherokee
on o s ormy nigh .
Mona er in every
en e
t e
word
G og
oxh·b· ed t
e l"•y by en n er
ng the baske:tbo teorn for tnree ycors. He
was Red Cross represc ot ve, N C.O. Club,
lind p oyed B teorn foo ba I.
JACK SPE CE BURTON
PATRICIA A
WILL AM BUTTS
ACADEMIC
Manners and morey rnoke o gent e~an
CAROLYN MONTE BROOKS
GE
ERAL
Var'o y s he very sp' e of ife
fta g'rl C-.orlcs on! Mon+ d·sLoo ll
P ays un q e ac 'on in her oct v ies A va'~o·
be ado· ::>r o he Li rory s off ond FBLA.
So ba s ar o'ld il' q een s court o• Carnivol.
Came to us from New Yor 1n h s se
year. Versof e-foo ball, rack bo ebo Cro s
Coun ry, ri e teom. On t~e o her
e-Drll
mo ics, Pub1 ca on Md Splln
Club. An
ro"nd fel ow.
18
GE ERAL
He i we
paid ho · we
so
fed.
Bu t comes o u f•om Warm Springs o•d
Morchester w ~ tit c of Veep. Pa t ll cc n•
row hi • be 11 0 ebe fan, a'l add . n t
fo t o
and yen for form n wi+h h
Cub nl re I .
�GWENDOLYN DELAINE CARR
DENNIS LAM AR CASON
GENERA~
Sweeter
<~lso
han honey.
Mar'oretre Carr, fancy proncer for ive
years. but thot wasn t a'l of her ocliv'ties.
Thi< girl wos o member of the L;brory stoff,
Y-Te n FBLA, Dromotics Club, vice-president
of he s, ph-,more homeroom, ond o so on the
Hornet Stoff.
JAMES EDGAR COBB
ACADEM C
"Tolen! is tho which is in mon's power.
Genuis is hat in whose power mon is."
Truly the
in the '52
member of
stoffs. Treo
essoyis ; in
·.martest one. "First ploce" oword
S< h, lo tic Ph Jlography contest;
the Hornet, Librory ond Cofeterio
rer
the Be o Club. G;fted
foe , on excellent scholor.
ACADEMIC
To mo e p eosure my business."
Curly loc s, or crew c~t- hots ' Gooey"
with odd; ond ends of "doings' ·most y odds.
Ano her ba fiend ond loves to "write obout
it. ' Sow in his "oy, but everybody l'kes Huie.
PATRICIA DOLORES COMPTO
GE ERAL
GENERAL
Hoppy ond from core I m free.
"A merry heort mo e h.. o cheerful
countenonce.
Bosketbol
h s middle nome. P oys in he
where he wos winner of the
Sport mon hip Award. Member of NCO Cub
end Officer' C'ub.
Ch~rch
DO ALD HUIE CHAPM AN
let~g,e,
The busiest one. Any octivity going on Po 'II
be there, porad ng oround, floshing sm e ot
them ond him. In ond .t of Y-Teens FHA,
Spon'sh Club Hornet ·epresentative, Hilltop
ROTC sponso
A
circu o 'on Mo-og"·
going' oil In t·me-ond gets there, t.v.
c
19
SUZA
E NANCY CONE
ACADEM C
He ho hos patierce May compass
anyth 'l .
s,eet s~ . A ways oen With Boyd. ? ed
or Sincer ty. Bas e bo , Hilltop Staff YTeers. FHA s• dert band-o •h's ana a
sm' e, too.
�KENNETH CLARK CRANE
MARY HELENE CORLEY
CO"'MERCIAL
ACAD£M C
"H11pp•ness is ~e supremo objec of
existe~ce.
A · to, tiny, pretty, w• y,
d11rlinq she.'
ch~~rminq
Is •h11 11 voice I he11r? Betsy for sure. She
h11s sung in he G'rls Chorus, Mixed C crus,
~~nd Girls Sex e te. Is 11 meMb r ~f Sp11nish
Club. Bet11 Club, tre~~surer f Y Teens, ~~nd
member of Libr~~r ~~nd Hilltop st11ffs
Quite 11
umbling' bal of enerqy. Executes those forward 11nd b11ckw~~rd rolls wi h
11m11zing gr11ce and 11gil y. One of the most
ch~~rm•ng members cf the Sp11nish Club.
ACADEM C
ACADEMIC
Be not the ·rs by whom he new ll'e ried.
Nor yet the l11st to loy the old 11side.
Qu e boy w• h 11 speci11l smile. A
he
Ch' dren s Home he burns up lhe b11 ketb11ll
court p1 ng up points. Schol11slic1111y he s o
wh z. Wi~s prizes in ess11y wri ing. A
Hilllop represenl11tive.
GE ERAL
'A
NO odv11~
e n fe NO lear
I 'Tl'ts of o~r o i ity.
the
A friend o a I who nod true frie~d hip on
o h·g~ evol ~~~d erv·~
+ 1!- 11s
he
higl. • ide11. No one
ud
' o Johnny
wne 't c11me to sell nq Hilltops n 1952.
Hornet ond H -BA h s '-
T~o
II foo ery th11 wiso men h11ve
"'" es o grellt show."
F•om 0' eefe to HHS le11ving behind h,
b11sketb11 c11reer 11nd p 11ce 1n their b11nk,
Pudgy quickly e~~rned p 11ce on foo b11
team 11nd bec11me b11sketb11ll m~~n11ger. Then
re>c
e11m, S uden Council, Boys qu11r e
Jun or Civilon Club, NCO ond CO Clubs.
MARTHA CAT HERI
E DAV IS
GENERAL
The qif of gaie y may itse f be the qre11te.l
good fortune, ond tho rno t ser ""•
s ep low~~rd m<>turily.'
Nucle<>• E~nerqy h<>s n"t"'nq "" 'C11ck1e.
From Y-Tee
FHA, Sp~~n
C ,b to c "'•
officer, the Hilltop ~~nd Hornet te~ffs, shes
'ndespen 11b e . F; d lime t be .corekeeper
in b<>sketb11ll, and h. be p1e11 .ngly soc'e~ b le,
00.
�JOHN
THORNTON
DEMAREST
ACADEMIC
"Above all things truth be~reth away
the victory,"
Wh te fore ock? That's "Dirty' who has
made footbo and boske ball history, 'southpow" style Favorite poli ico hobby: Running
for class office aga nst Char es Sm h- hree
yeors of itl Ditto in Student Coun
Sen r
officer in ROTC. Mil tory editor of Hi ll top
the senior's choice of "Best A, R nd
JIMMY DE
IS
JAC
DWINETT DRAUGHO
ACADEMIC
ACADEMIC
'What wil a chiod learn sooner han a song.'
Ease with d'gni y.
Draughon's s'dekick! Gets there, bu no
always the irs one. Five years in he bond.
Paper route and NCO C
keep h'"l b~.o y.
Mus'c! M ic! Music! The bond claimed
Jacks ime for 've years Hosn t missed many
f those ear y morning rereorsa s of he
Char er members. S ill finds o place or rock
CO Club, and Red Cross work.
SHIRLEY BELLE FOLDS
PEGGY A
FROST
COMME CIAL
WILLIAM WALLACE FLINT
COMMERC AL
.ACADEM C
'To hear her speak and sweet y sm e,
you were 'n Paradise the while
Mind canno fo ow i+ nor words express
her i"finite swee ness."
Dynamite on he bas e bo I cour , +rats
Shirley Be e. Shes
een roisi g the score
for Eve years. Main activities: represen•ot ve
to Studer! Co neil; member of Let er Club
and Red Cross.
Anothe• usybody, Peggy has sung 'n bo h
Gir s Ch-:>rus and Mixed Chor~.os As member
cf Y-Teens, FHA, 11nd S• der Council, she
h11s shown her obi ty. Exce ler decorator for
Jur'or-Senior,
Mischief
hou or
ofool."
Humorous, or s' y? Either way Fl'nt gets a
lauqh. Prime nterest s the extra class at
3.15 for he Preferred Few. Footbo
Red
Cro s, Letter Cub, Drama ics.
:!l
�EVERETT KENNETH GRESHAM
COMMERCIAL
"Those who th'nk nobly, ore noble.
BETTY ANNE GILBERT
Pencd coun er for Hope's Book Store. Hobnobs with NCO crowd, Red Cross represento
live, Journol corrier in afternoon. Speed
demon on mo or scoo er otherwise, is "see n,'
no 'heord."
MARY GRACE GRINER
ACADEMIC
"Life ·s o greot bund e of lit le thirq .
Hers is not o Toni-it's reol c~rls. Petite
blond, sincere ond sympothetic-o fixer of
"ne food o t~e Home. At school, likes to
s ng ond officiate in Phys. Ed.
GE ERAL
Fnendsh p is the gi t of the gods,
ond the mos precious boon to mon."
Be y- ho busy bee on the Librory stoff.
Fo r yeors of service pres den of he Librory
Club A ston advertising monoger of he
Hilltop. Sti time for FBLA. Y-Teens, FHA,
and
S aff.
RICHARD HAROLD HALL
SHIRLEY DARLYNE HAM
ACADEMIC
CON
IE JOSEPH!
E GRUBB
GENERAL
Genu'ne g•oces speak for themselves."
Here comes M"ss FHA n her yellow A !T'odel Ford wi h Confedero e flogs. Connie
hos exhibi ed her ,k:l 0' ~'rs Secretory ond
en President cf the FHA olso in Pep Club,
Sponish Club, ond Hornet S off.
COMMERCIAL
"Personoloty is to o mon whot perfume
tS to o flower.'
'Sweet, sunny, ard sincere."
Popularity ond po ., - -..,mbin
o qive
Ho Presidency of St tden C u
Nose for
news onds him hondy •n Hornet toff; Assison pictt:lre editor n Hilltop to
!?.odic activity, senior ploy, Bond D"reo t· r ROTC offi
cer, ond Vorsity footbo
ore proof of pudding thot Hoi! s o populor leoder.
22
Peoches ond creom b outy bes describes
Shirley -ond she "does pret y,' too. Membo•
of Y Teens, FBLA, ond HI BA C b . Ardent
pep s~ pporler.
�BETTY JO HENS~EE
COMMERC AL
A~
ou•ward Md vis be s'gn cf an
onwa•d and p r tua grace.'
T~is ~erry 'Tiojo•e te has s~own hers f n
the "fino•y of Sponso• s ::lay has been a
Y-Teen, Libra•y assistant and Bank Te er.
Always where sre s reeded. That's fr'end y
Betty Jo
ARTHUR WILLIAM HIXSON
ACADEMIC
'Thou hast w•t a
wil • '
0 e drop of ink fr, m h's pen w' fel' 'nt"
a f'rst c ass Hor net ed· erie . Member
aud 'o-visuel earn ed•t oriel page on Hornet
StaF, NCO Club, and Sub-Freshmen Coo
officer Proof enough of f. ' s popularity.
VERA LOU HODGSON
COMMERCIAL
None bu· horse t can be her perello.'
Hodgson s just go tile bu d for Phys. Ed
and spor s-end so becomes e +hose Ve•s'ty
e ters. Brains, musical taler s end looks!
o
wonder she belong to clubs-FHA, Y-Teens,
FBLA.
FLORE CE ADELL HO~LAND
COMMERCIAL
ck 's he• m le a d her sou sincere.'
ie s everybody s fr end. At Br-:>wn Hoqh
•ked on Student C
c , Red Cro
•eacher s
d. At Hepevi e re . a
m 'Tib r of 5 den+ Cou~c· Red Cr s repre
en et ve a d Pre idMt of H BA C b
'"'EN ERAL
To hurry end worry are no my creed;
•h ngs wi ~eppen so what s the need.
Lead r hip wit end Persona ty P ~s-that s
Ja~k·~n. V e President of Freshmen Class.
Edt
f Hornet, Le ter Cub, Hi-Y e~d
Hi ll top •a
L )ves a leu h, end st mu ales
Ia "· Redic and sen or p ey ~os
23
RUTH JE
GE
K
S
ERAL
One wl-o trus•s you a the whioe.
Grips yo~· 1-.. nd and shares a sm'
Lovab e Ruth, source of fur end laugh er.
An importen por of he Spanish Cub end
Red Cross. The hr e L's describe her compie ely-L've y Loveb e, Loye.
�JERRY L. JO
GE
ES
ERAL
"I come, I sow, ond I passed
the drivers tes ."
MARILYN
AY JORDA
GENERAL
'Nothing is mpossrble to o wil 'lq heort.
GE
S'lence 's
ERAL
rue w'sdom s
Pretty is os pretty does.' ond she does
pretty wei ot every hing-Vorsity boske bo
ond mil tory sponsor. Modest woys hove
g i"ed her a f>ost of friends, ond sincer'ty
hos kep them tr .. e. Shes qot thilt pirit!
JOHN HUGHLIN LOVERN
CAROLYN JEANETTE JOHNSON
Shy quie
remori:s o•e Bud's specio y.
Foo boll. rock ond boseboll ore noturols with
hrm. A Freshman and Jun or c oss officer.
Mid term qroduote.
EMMA LOU MARKS
es rep .
Wyrnsome, Coy 1 ond Bobby) Carolyn.
Her mojor octiv y is orronq nq interes inq
enqogerne~ s som
in Y Teens o nd ROTC
ponsor; o hers of o rnore p rsona variety
in FHA.
ACADEMIC
BARBARA LOU SE
OBRES
COMMERCIAL
Softy soeo
ond swee•lv smi e.
We los her o t~e o o tl1e ycor o on
A tlon o business o ~D ·,g school Borboro
be onged o FH A , Y Te
Spanish Cub.
A o wos o Horn e t r>d Hilltop repre en ll'rve.
GENERAL
"Still wo ers run deep.
'The joy of l'ving con only be expres ed
by conston activity.'
"Johnnie" q.riet? H s record proves o herwise-homeroom pres dent in 1950-51 ond
vice·president in 1952·53, A .o o "spor ' os
exhibi•ed by actions in bosebo I ond B teom
boske bo•!. Mil to•y 'n Color G~ord· S udent
Council represento ive.
21
Leader in S uden Counr'l FBLA. Y-Teens
FHA. Possesses rore ob·l ty t
noroge he
Business Depor merrt of the Hilltop, record
of he Sen or Closs, or s n r p y cos•. A s
or onger of Jr.-Sr. donee, Emmo ro'e AA.
�JOYCE AN
SALLY ANN Ml
MASSINGILL
W e
o reso ve, po 'er
ISH
GENERAL
COMMERCIAL
to pe•form.
Accord o~ queen, l'kes sports-softb.,ll ona
(especio y) bo ketboll. Secretory of both the
Sponish Club ond HI BA. Mer>1ber of din c
ond cole erio stofh Horn e t representative;
Le ter Club. Photography her hobby.
The sense of ~umor hos other things o do
thon make self conspicious in •he
ac of laugh er.'
Solly ond oth e ics go oge her loke breod
ond butter. Vorsity boske boll ployer, member
of Sponish Cl~b ond Gee Club. A
The
Home s or e•h ete for trree yeors and soft.
ba II pi oyer. C oset p.,c ked full of trophies.
MARIA
JOYCE McCALMO
GE
ERAL
Therefore hoppen good or i mokes no
mind I wolk on still
Creer ead'ng ond bo kc•bo I vorsi y style
hear•
bu• FHA Spor.'sh C ~b.
Y-Teens ond FBLA oren • ftH bel> nd i'l lis of
dongs." W"th Do or Die spiri Joyce gets
unonimous vc e os "g•rl worth knowing.'
-Me h r
JULIA
HUBERT McWHIRTER JR.
ACADEM C
Mon moy rule the worst by eve< dor'ng
to be tre r.rst.'
T e codilloc k'd ' from Gr'ff:n H gh enered r ght nto midst o things. On he
Horn et stoff: ·n the Spo'lish Cub llnd Hi Y.
P I'IY t•ombo'le wi h 'The Soinls and "pho-
f r fun
We should no invest gote foe s by • e I ght
o o•gument but orgumen by
the light o focts.'
Hubert, the answer boc i~ mo h, 'kes
fi ures.' Cop a·n of
e R'Oe Teom reos
urer of CO Club, member of S udent Counci
ond C vi tor Cub. Ad h's ond more Bos e ·
bo for Churcr Leogue ond footbo .
..,0 A N E
IX
ACADEMIC
There 's ~oth ng so prec'ous o"d
deor os t me.'
Wit pen ond n or brush ond point J"
A n'le prod ces •he hiqh
que i
f w
Winner of essoy contes•s: editor
Hilltop
and edi oral d or of Hornet. Fo
y or
r
ar depor en . Vice-pres'dent of Be a Cub.
�JEAN MARIE RABIDEAUX
GENERAl.
"Our thougiJts ond our co'lduct o•e o r ow'l.
SYBIL DELORES PAYNE
SHIRLEY DELLA PRU.TT
ACADEMIC
COMMERCIAL
' L'fe is no so short ul there 's olwoys
time enough for cour esy.'
"Wisdom is the obstrac.t of the past, but
beouty
he promise of the future."
Soft southern drawl. lovely red ha•r. Sounds
l:ke lazy woy of dr:ng "things, not so for
Delores in Y-Teen
L brory Club, FHA, ond
editorial writer I >r Horn •+ Indus r:ou rother
thon ozy.
Alwoys lJ leorning, thot s our Jeon. Her
best quo ties genera~
helpful ond swc I
Everybody 'kes her. In the Student Counci
Red Cross, ond Gee Club. R~,
f., ho
school pirit, oo.
Cheerleoder, boll proyer, mojore te, singer
-all combined into one tiny ball of persono ty. Sweeps toke winner ot Foir a ·GMzo
scholorsh p ond oil. Typicol teenoger sponsor
for o scrts of bene it orgo'lizo o • ond PinUp Girl' for Dworf Gri .
BARBARA JEAN SAPP
ACADEM C
CALVIN EBLEN RAY
ACADEMIC
' He who nought dore ~ndertoke,
by righ he sholl no prof mo e."
0 d Foith ull Operotes his comero for
Hornet toff. The Civiton Club. Student Bank,
ord NCO Club couldn' do without him. Be·
e~es tn ot ending press conventions.
Few things ore imposs'bte to d
ond ski .''
ACADEMIC
' The lodies co
him swee .'
Sports is the word to ossociote with Rickett
-footbo 1 bosketboll, boseboll-jus ony ind
of boll. Class executive," too Cute? You Bet.
He's he cu est one.
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en o
Works her heart ou+ for good
HHS
She doesn g'vo up eos' y. Treo urer f L
brory Club o member of Gee C
FHA
ond Sponish Club. If lJ wi I 'lq he p •
needed-B~~rb~~ra fills Ire bill.
�WILLIAM CLAY SETTLE
ACADEMIC
'So m~ny world~. ~o much to do,
so litl e done, ~uch things to be.
DOUGLAS HAROLD SMITH
ELTON WADE SHUMAN
Jolly good fe' ow ~nd everybody's p~ , red
though his he~d Activities include Senior
B~rd two yeors Hi-Y, ~nd ~ sure be for
perfec soldier ~~ NCO Club h~s showed
ACADEMIC
ACADEMIC
' Bet er now '10 hinq h~n
mony thinqs."
"He doe~ it with better qr~ce
but I do it more Mto..r~lly.'
Combin~tion of qood looks Md ~th elic
~bi ty. Pl~ys b~sketb~ I ~nd first s rinq foot
b~ll. President of CO Club; ch~mpion 'pool
shooter" in chemistry. Also good ~t 'lo~ing
hings."
h~
f know
Drummer boy e 1 te-how he c~n roll-keep.
ing time wIn
'wod of q~m. Mu~ic of
course hi~ moin inleres , bu hos plen y of
time left to d rec
B~n
•'lr E-1. The
"Chompeen.'
JERRY ALTON SMITH
ACADEMIC
'
Ple~sure ~nd ~ction
make the
hoo..rs seem short."
Hos grea love-sport e'peci~lly b~seb~ll.
How he CM pl~y! "Jo .e d oe, th nqs in ~
big woy-Spon h Cub, Hornet stoff, Le ler
C ,b, ~nd Gee Club. And memorizes" p~r
c• o ence.
JOLIETTE MARIE SPRADLEY
WILLIAM CHARLES SMITH
ACADEMIC
ACADEM C
' I can
drink ho wine of ospir~fon ~~d he
drug of illusion, thus I om never dull.'
p~rdon
everyone s mistokes,
but my own,"
" Mr. President -familior word to Crorlie
with kn~ck for getting elected to things
especi~lly ~s Sophomore, Jo..nior, ~nd Senior
cl~ss President. Officer in
Bonk, S uden
Council, Md SpMi~h Club prove his leoder·
ship obility. Toots o I sorts of horns wi h
s~·n s."
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This qirl hos mu~icol obility ond uses i in
Gee Cub, Gir ~ Sextet, Md sir nq ensemble M~rie s fr'endliness m~ es everyone
e her.
~e
�ROBERT HENRY STONE
ACADEMIC
"A short s11y of
co~
11ins much w•sdom."
"Unc e Fred," 11 n11t~r11l in b11seb1111 or b11s·
ketb11 , but inds time for execuhve d 'es
in the NCO Club. Sings in Glee Club and
is ch11rler member of Civi 11n Club.
EMMETT RAYFORD STEPHENSON
CHRISTINE TALLEY
GENERAL
Vit11l'ty 'n 11 wom11n s a
blind fury of cre11 ion.'
I ge sh11med' me~~ns Ta ley speal nq.
Member of the Glee Cub; works in C11feten11, on Library st11ff 11nd 's sponsor for
ROTC.
IICADEMIC
"The world knows only two,
th11t's Rome ~~nd me."
He 'Wheel' in ROTC, 11 o four ye~~rs foo •
b111l, bl!lketb11/l, ~~nd lr11ck. Se ected best
dri ed c11de colonel in F Iter Coun y 52,
NCO ~~nd Officers Cub, ou s and'nq c11det
Military II.
ANN TINGLE
SAMUEL WORTH TOLAR, Ill
ACADEM C
GE ERAL
IICADEMIC
Her smile is 11 cue for conver a• on.
'If swee ness be 11 f11u t hers is 11 gre11t one."
Tingles a very "knowing 11ss· oy11 o ony
borgoin she str' e•; ho reody sm· e-reoson
enough for m11ny dd i• b 1n Librory C:" ,
FBLA. Belli Club Hilltop a od Hornet.
All s not lost until he moment when
1111 succeed.'
CORNELIA AN
E THOMPSON
Anne< re11dy smile 11nd effic'ency m11 e her
v<'!lu11 le a et espoColl ly in co ectinq money
for Hilltop 11ds, 11nd serving 111 Be II Club
seer 111 y L bollry Clu , Sp11nish Cub, Stu.
den Counci,, ~~nd Mixed Chorus-111/ h11ve
profited from her get ing things done.
2H
"W"•th ess" m11y be his nickn11me· but not
o h II' hoevements. Cia med by Letter Club,
Hornet 11ff, Civit11n Cub, 11nd os secrel11•y
! NCO Club. His I. of 11chieveMen+s is
pruof of 11bility.
�I
SARAH SHIRLEY WALLACE
GERALD MONROE WATKINS
GENERAL
GE ERAL
"Tho I moy odmire you o"d not your
bel ng ngs.'
"The only woy to hove o friend is o be one.'
Shirley ond her A-Model, o fomi 'or sight.
Friendliness mokes her eo<y to tolk to. Ac iviies include Sponi·,h Club. Y-Teens, FBLA, ond
reporter on the Ho rnet off. She believes in
closs excursior
Come from Brown High ot first of his
senior yeor. Wos on \rock teom, in D. E.
Club, ond G1ee Club. Cu e n o "differen "
woy.
MARVIN GUY WAT INS
GENERAL
' The meri of originolity is not novelty;
i
is sincerity."
' Ploy Bo ' is Reds heme sonq. Three le
r-mon, despite resu ts of njury in foo bo .
Hos interes s ore mus c, CO Club, ond Closs
officer. Drives speciol moke 'moch'ne.'
JAMES WARREN WELLS
GENERAL
A lion omong od es.
Record! Hopeville High's most-\ mes tordy
up to Chopmon. Hos ootbo I speed
sho~'d enoble him to beat the ardy bell.
0 ocio 1 y Jim s o cadet officer, hos o vorsi y
"H', ond chews motches.
-r~nner
CLAUDE HORTON WEST
COMMERCIAL
GLENDA A
S ronq be efs win strong men, tf.en moke
theM stronger.
Hoyt, his gu'tor o"d h'l billy bo laros corn
bine to make o foscinot•nq personoli y. Secrco•y of COs, reosurer of Sponish Cub. ond
B,~k Te ler. Very pop" or por of senior c oss
WEST
ACAOEM C
They know enough who
Tolent?
Cub ond
semb e o
erists in
leader in
now how to car '
Mus c, of course. Pionist of G ec
chorol closses. P ayed in P'ono El'
52. En hus'osm dorninont cl,oroc
FBLA, Beto Club, Hilltop s o -a
closs oc ivi 'es since 8 h qrode.
�NORMA JA E WHITA ER
MARION SHIRLEY WHITE
ACADEMIC
ACADEMIC
COMMERCIAL
'She is 11 w:nsome wee hi"q.'
"H11ppy·go·'ucky, f11ir, free.
Nothing ever bothers me."
"Be yo~rself 11nd leove custom to fools
who need it.'
Spends her ime "keep'nq up" w'th every·
thing. V~~rsi y b.,ske b11 11nd military sponsor.
Writinq he11dlines for the Hornet d plays her
imagin11tion, and 'a~r ne
orre• pondence
Service in every sense: liS 11 B11nk Direc.tor,
member of he FBLA, and Treasurer of the
Bet11 Club. She's the Assis II" Ed't r f the
FH A nowsp11por and typist for Ire Hilltop.
'We dre11m of Norml! with the igh brown
h11ir,' but N"'rml! " I dre11ming, not with 11l
she's dor 111 HHS! F ur yoors f b1!sketb11ll,
m11nager f Hornet
~~nces, b11nd, ban ac·
tiv11ios, I!Pd me nb
Be 11 Club.
course."
DON ALD BR ADFORD W ILLI AMS
ACADEMIC
"In quie ness "nd confidence sh11ll be
you< s reng h."
nows 111 · "Y
tt c. Glee Club Officers'
Club, "nd Hornet Reporter t.,kes 11 o of his
t me. In
•lb., f e c11n re11lly 'flold th11t
line."
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NORM A JEAN WHITE
�THURMOND McCOY WOOD
MARY ALYCE WILLIAMS
Nothir
BEVERLY ELAINE WISE
ACADEMIC
COMMERCIAL
GENERAL
"How bnllianl and mir hful the light
in her eyes."
'Of honest worth truly one on whom
we can depend.'
is mpossible o a willing heart.'
Where there s music there s Mary Alyce in
the Glee Club or St• ng Ensemble, Active in
sport et he Horre A d·eer eader and ba kotba
player. Ot~er llCiivit'e
ncludo St
den• Co ~cil, ROTC pon or, and senior P'"Y·
The Major Majorette, right
Sub-freshmen year elected
then captain every year On
military sponsor, and was e
sophomore class. Secretary of
fr~m the • art.
The
Rea
McCoy-with a song in his
head and a fla'r or drama . Belongs to Vars ty Clubs and has accumulated letters and
ribbons of a I sor s. Novel ~o o, to bo sure.
Triple treat disc tockey.
apia
nee
Horn e t taffrelory f her
Student Coun-
ci , senior year.
JERRY OLIVER YOUNG
GENE AL
It be gay while yet I may.'
Ca• a 1 n"'nrhalant ready w1se crac s make
fe1 w NCO Cub ootball
team Hilltop and Hornet staff a I claim him.
' Meatba
ma n q"ar er of Boy's Quartette. Se~vnd to Doug Smith wi f, gum.
I> m a p p a
Jl
�Class Remarks
To be a Junior is next best to being a Senior- and
cou d be a wee bit better. Juniors are really on the crest
of the Hill, just coming up
and still time to enjoy being
at the Top.
Graduation is
pretty well ' run"
elections, getting
in full swing and
of ;t.
a year away ... and already the Juniors
the activit'es . . . The s~udent Council
a permanent spot on the Varsity, being
knowing we'l be back for another year
CLASS OFFICERS
Jl MY STOVALL .
BARBARA CULBRETH
Ell TliR E
F ED STRIC LA D •
.
.
. Pres'dent
. SecreiMy
.
V ce-Pres'den~
. Treasurer
�D-1
Seated left to ri g ht, First Row: Jare Hue eby
Jeenneene Strick1end Mex e 0 b n, Po Boker,
Desselle Hemmett, Joy Resm.1sson.
Seco nd Row : Le Goy Te men, Mery Sidney Bedwon B t y J
M nish, Jenice Wetson, Jecquo ne
Murphy Pet Teylor, Jo Ann Me nor.
Thi rd Row : Bron Crentrell, Dick Bighom, Felix Sobey
B e
Devis, Bt y Seercy, Ed Bulls Gored
Giber.
Fo urt h Row : Neil Her men, Wi son Owen, J'mmy
Mye
Mex Browning , Ne' Turner, Wes ey Owen,
June Youmens.
D-2
Se a ted left to righ t, First Row: Mery Frence
H onee Done Ju loce B ty Su W
berq Joe"~ll
Nei l June Youmens, Je'!et M n'x So'!dra Bed rd.
Se cond Row : Audrey Cewt on Cero Cemp, R th
Freemen. Shorley Hemp or Ce•ol G•en er lvnn
Hes er. eye We ll.
)
Third Row : John McCen"on Jed Cox Den lr
grem Tommy Hyde, Lemer Powell, Cherie Furta.
do. Done 1d Sm'th , Love t Be oc .
Fourth Row: B' ly Serders, Cle~de Herr s
Menn. B' 'Y Hope , Tommy T 'II ki J mmy
Jesse Wood.
s
Pe
VII
0
D-3
Seated left to right , First Row : Ge' Herp, Meqe et
en1 edy E
S
J yeo B M
n
'p
Pensy Mcloughlin.
Second Row : Shirley Foun a'n Pe Tf• mpson
S or n O'Brien Borbere Cy bre h Mergere Beard.
Th ird Row : We ter Deere, Mery Coo J'm y Me
Den•e Sh r ey Greene lorry Brae ett.
Fourth Row : E1e ne B o' s one Dor Ferr
D'c ·e
B n ell
C. Sm 'th, Herod Ko y F•od S r'c ond, Virgirie Dorsey .
.u
�, , ,
This is the year o get wordly wise in travels of geography ... to
divide Gaul into three
arts ... to stab Caesar ... to solve quad-
ratics . . . o cut up frogs and bugs · n a f endish sort of way ... to
have eas for Teachers in the "Company' apartment of Home Ec ...
to hope to goodness some Junior gets a charley horse so a Sophomore may substi ute in he game ... in fact, it is a year of anticipa-
CLASS OFFICERS
.
HUGH BROWN
.
President
tion, excitement, and feeling important. Part Two on the Hill is a
TOMMY BARBER
Vice-President
good place to ge a firm hold on higher hings .
PEGGY CONINE
Sec rotary
CHARLES BROWN
Trecsurer
C-1
Seated left to right, First Row : Gloric
Bc t
E~rlene Crc•q J >y .e Sm,th, Arle~e Gibson, Jewel Abercromb,e, Mcrga•e Wecver, Frcnces Hogc~. Frc~cos
L
Second Row : Trccy Tolcr, Robert Stipe,
G, cod Lew• Pct Reed, Peggy Conone,
JiiT'my Sneed, Jimmy Bcrnes, Merroel
' k n.
Third Row: Bob y T tJy or, A~ t n Flint
[
Cl r
ter Hu 1- Brown ChtJrles
B~ ghm~~n,
Hcrold Anderson
Judd
Cov ~~nd Rod~ey Phi ps.
Fourth Row : Q,., g~t Ho ton, Freddy
Harp C ~r
GozcwtJy, S•eve WtJIJer
Fron "n Pee , Robert 0 ver, Bobby
OdoiT'.
C-2
Seated left to right: First Row: Noncy
A d ev.
BtJ" ns~ p JM,
Con
ntJ ly, Ja,e El is Loos Morris, Peg y
Tc
Second Row : Shcron Richcrds. Jtmy
Hu1 te Rex Mo er, Jerry DougltJs Kanne h Brown, DtJ sy Jo HtJmmett, Ccther
·~e
H
Third Row : or Fr
G. W. WtJde
ToM
~ dd , Jess L CtJS Jimmy Sm"•h
Tommy Bcrber, Jimmy Ben ey, Homer
Son" ·
Fourth Row :
m"ly Goodwin, Do~tJ d
btJ h G e 0 ell y Henry H
Edwcrd P"erce, Dea
Crare,
breth
Wade Wheeler.
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�C-3
Seated le ft to right, First Row : Dov•d
y
Fran G onthom Harry Cawthon
Jimmy Minchew, Bill Holt, Harold Go
man
Second Row : Mar ~o lvie Jeane te
Poll Wynn Mary Courie, Ani o
Ne
C:ork, Jerry Pilgrim, Elsie Horr s.
Third Row : Wo ter Whitaker, Tony Rhea
Ne Tom n. Fred Crawford Charles
Wallace, Ber Hutchinson, Jock Young
blood.
Fourth Row : C~orles Brown, Bill Ting o
enneth
M )o~old Tommy Askew
Johns on.
C -4
Seated left to right, First Row : ~ores
Mary
Co t ebe y Caro yn
lvie, Shir oy Macon, w, mo Bryon, Peq
1-,o-n T11der.
1 c ·
Second Row : LJcen o Roy, Jean Ower
Mo y
Mory Lou Jackson, Vorlyr
R •ch, E co no< Wo loce,
'lo He ton
Ju
Up
rch.
Third Row : Do orcs Hoynos Eo ne Sm'lh,
B•
ey, Louise Ho ond Ozo
ood Margaret B ro~ ley, TomM'e Ed·
in
S d o Davis.
Fourth Row : Roxanne w · Iiams Rudo ph
Ccr
W er McCullou h, Fror Pa<
ho'T'I Jo n 0 Me ·a Lorry Fo ds Rober
Sex•o" Joe en Line~.
C-5
Sealed left to right , First Row: Ann
bry Sue H n
Jo c
o
Po i o Be
o ord, Es er S
Scog " .
o-
Sue He rrs Deo n Joc•Denney,
e
o
0 Me a Joe e P
Fourth Row: D. l. Sanaers
o
J n C
Ge
�f
r
e
s
At the games we heard them yell their
lusty lungs out for the team. They have
decided to "win" some games by the time
they make the Varsity. They have responded well to the pace set by some famous
"big ' brothers and some "older" sisters
as models. They have that spirit ... lots of
it for a Freshman class ... They are on the
way up to the "top."
C LASS OFFICERS
DOTTIE WATTERS
BERNARD RAY
.
.
Pres den•
Vice-Pre: dent
MARY HIXSO
Secretory
MAURICE BE EFI ELD
h
m
e
n
Tro11surer
B-1
Seated left to right. First Row : Jerre
Ander n. Edwin11 Buckn11 I, M~~rlene
H11 ford, Eule11se Dennis, Lind11 B11bb,
Je11nnett D<>r ey, Clyde Mills.
Second Row : Jerri Hunnicutt, Norm11
D11v• Ann Pe~~r Jn, Em y Dyche, Beverly
Bl11lock. M11ry Ann Coggin, Sue C~~rr
H' odl! C11mp.
Third Row : Dorothy Hill, Virg inia Morr• Merlyn Dunc11n, M~~rth11 Jeres, M11ry
Brown, Virgini11 G11nn, F11ye Smith, K11t
he J G~~rdner.
Fourth Row: Jody B11iley, L~~rry Be~~rd
J11ck Andrew•. C 11ude C11rlisle, J11ckie
Jone• Durwood J11ckson Edw11•d Sure
M11urice Benefie d.
B-2
Seated left to right, First Row : Elizll ·
beth McC11nnon, Sue R11 c''ffe, N11ncy
Lynch, Joyce Greene. Edith Morg~~n,
Shirley Brown, J11ne H11rr· , Be ty Gosden
Second Row : Dor:s M11 nor, P11t S11wyer,
N11ncy Simp on, Ann Hunt, Lesse Pitts.
Myrnl! L11ndrum, Mary H1xon , C11rolyn
Som.
Third Row : J yce Tol11r, Virqin 11 H11rb•n,
C<>nnre H~~rr· , Je11n West, Fr11nces Tinsley, Lor11yne Kelley, M11ry Gl!zl!wl!y, P11t
Terry.
Fourth Row : •11vid W11ddy. Br11d ey Freel! d Ch~~rle Neese J11ck Owens Jerry
Stembridge •
.,.
"'
�B-3
Seated left to rig ht, First Row: R semory
H ·t f n Sf r'ey Froz er Barbaro Grogg,
Donna Stovo , Virginia Pierce, Charlene
Colloron ... oyce Granger, Jeannine Gil
bert.
Secon d Row: Franc•s Guthr e, Cuddy
M
M er, Marshall Mi er,
John Kro'l'ler, W L. S.mons, Jimmy Sum
ner Jun Cro•g
Th ird Row: Coleman Meadows Horvey
Sp•vey Charlie Dupree, Hoyt Brad ey,
George Jackson, Emory Fruit Philly
Je nes J mmy Saxon.
Fourth Row : Lofaye te Lynch, Jimmy
Th mp
1mmy Rober s, Bernard Roy,
Fred Herschelmon, Nei Newton.
B
-4
Seated le ft to right , First Row : James
De wdey
Ko hleen
Payment
Joyce
Woodward, Florence Gann, Nell Corter,
Janet Key, Frank Borton,
Second Row : Edwin Chopmon, Joe
Green Fronk El is. Horry Dunn, E. C.
Broden Pou Brooks, Wolter Campbell
Jerry Guffin
Third Row : D"onne Rodgers, Betty
Vaughn Oroded Johnson, Dolt e Watters, Lindo Martin, Nancy Jones, Mory
Gue t.
Fourth Row : Wayne Uber, Don Tribble,
J nnv W oms Ronald Brogden, B. y
w· kes Jerry Dunn, Mark Shuman.
B-5
Seated left to right , First Row : Jackie
Hodd k, Cor< '"n Beck A, e Jenkins,
Avanell Lycan, Barbaro Kog' k, Dennie
Gr·ner
Second Row: Mory Tal ey, Melvin Wo.
k"n Be bby Settle, Bobby Hom, Nadine
Weaver J •yre Brooks.
Third Row : Kenneth River
Tommy
Ar· her Steve Barrs, Bobby Chapman,
De
M I• he
Robert Pierce.
Fourth Row : Tommy T mberlake, J"m
D ·key J hnny Barrow, Billy Estes, Sammy Sims.
B-6
Seated left to right , First Row: Ado
R th Lee Be y M Cart Nod"ne Souther, JeonnoHe Gills, Pearl York.
Second Row : He1en Butler, Lois Woods,
Be f b, Ne F• mby Bever 1 Siney, Jonn
y
:::Jr ke
Third Row : J 1hn Norwick, Donald Wilam n R •no.d W ilson, J m Mor6s, Jock
Sext
Fourth Row : Julian Andrews. Pete
H •nea. F onk Seymour, Gero'd Moyes.
�,
em
s
CLASS OFFICERS
JERRY BEATENBAUGH
President
DONALD WOFFORD
Vice-President
JERRY TEDDER
Secretary
JONITA HARRIS
Treasurer
A- I
Seated left to right, First Row : Borboro
Anne M ·n hew An• a He m Lou Ella
Foster, Betty Canup, Carv yn Ea.on, Kay
Jones.
Second Row : J •n'ta Harris, Lee Timberlake, Pegqy Crowe, Alice Dunson, Mogiene Stephen>vn, Jane Chance. Mary
He• ter
Third Row : Molly Sue Hood, Dapl-ine
Porker Paule te El ins, Jeanet e Fowler,
Dor., Gre1ner, Virginia Wood, Sue
C ogler.
Fourth Row : Betty Jane Chumbley, J dy
We t Cor• >e Carter, Bet y lves er,
Em ly Cvlba h Do ores Moson.
Seated left to right , First Row: R chord
W tt• n Larry Ba ,k.n Th ma Str kland,
Stan1ey Smith Raymond Medluck, La
mor Lowe 1n,
Row : Claude e N:cholson, Maxrpee
Edna Barton, Morgare
Suzan e Smi h, Louise Crawford,
S uort.
Third Row : Elizobe h Burdette, Doe
Davi , Jo Anne Ragsdale, Ann Akin,
Mary Sm,th
Beverly Sure
Johnny
Cathey
Fourth Row: on Wofford, Robert Dorne
Kenn th Ray Stone, Billy Gray,
Teddy Pnce, Tommy Tyler Harry Pier
sol, George Hamme .
A-3
Seated left to right, First Row: Betty
lvoe, Sh'rley M· Cart Gerald ne vie,
Barbara Gvo.>dw>n, Joan Sorrow, Chariot
te Andrew
Second Row: Helen Sims, Sf.elby Sutton,
Lawson, J an
Irma Sue Wade, Po
Ph 'p• D ro hy Wi son.
Third Row : Henrietta Guthrie, Frances
H •and V a Per er, Sarah Jarrett
Katherone Cannon Sally Bur .
Fourth Row : Bet y Minor, Joyce Lewis,
Foye Ho d Maid e Van Jones, Mary
Ruth Dun~an, Adrianne Ingram Lynn
Greer.
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Seated left to right, First Row : Jimmy
M K e Paul P'lgrm Fred Kobre Hor
ry Huckaby, Jerry Tedder, Gordon Low
n.
Second Row: Pat M ler Paulo Robinson
Be
S<e t• n
Jacque Kel•ey, Judy
Thv p
Geri Reeves Barbaro R chord
Third Row : Gene Melton, Kenny Wilion Sammy Woodward Corson Tyler
Bi y lve ter D)n .McKown.
Fourth Row: B lbby Se ers, ..rohn Guthrie,
Gerold Ju tu
Arth ur Moyes Charles
Morri,, Be ton Tucker.
A -5
Seated left to right, First Row : s, I Hortman Bi y Gr· bb, M. nr >e B< le .. orry
Ada
Lorry H ckoby, G
Sorber.
Second Row : Jerry Hope, Morwin Ho'f rd
B 'Y Barnes, Norris Gorr SO",
P • n ~uqhe. Don Honea.
Third Row: Elaine Webster, Ger rude
A, en Laverne Dodd, Ju~e Connol y
Sue
Her>che man, Joanne
Bra we 1
L •ver e G ord.
Fourth Row: B' Handley, D11lo Hot
Gen B t er Jerry E s, Charles Cogg.n•, Gene Ergle.
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A-6
Seated left to right, First Row: Fronl:
Bo
•ov•d -oy
s· y Sm h B·lly
Bornetl, werry Lew• R y "'" k.v .. , Benny
BlyO
Second Row: Jerry Boo enbo qh, Dovey
Kemp
F'ury Gory Sand fer, A rio"
-'>'
PI, lrv·ne
Eugene Lomb d
G, ge Ch ders.
Third Row: Terry Williams. Kenneth
M
enn h Keener, R ger Peitso
Gee. e Sneed Doug dS Davis Ch11rle
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B y B rey.
Fourth Row: Edward Mitche l, B' I Crone
Buddy Corte Joe Mort"n, Larson B rko
"'" • Bryo , George Givens.
A-7
Seated left to right, First Row : Mic ey
Low n, J
Ki e Hor d Born ' Fro~
Smit J .ep Kog k.
Second Row: B II Po I o Hoke Brod ey,
lsob
B•
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sf.o So•
Third Row: Janice Phi "ps, June 0 om
M
Mosf.burn My"ltl D naw11y
Sh~t y H
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Fourth Row: Ra ph Sanders, Emory Poqe
Ma
W oms, s, y Goodwin Tnomos
So,vyer.
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�MAJOR AUSTIN
SERGEANT NAKAMURA
SERGEANT TUMLIN
SERGEANT MUIR
SERGEANT AUWEN
R. 0. T. C.
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SERGEANT WATSON
�R. 0. T. C.
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Cadet Lt. Wortto To or, LoryoPe Ke ey, Sponsor; Code Lt. Hugh Brown Bever y Wise, Sponsor; Cadet
L. Tommy Barber Fran Lee Sponsor; Cadet Lt. Fronk Dov s, Joyce Tolar Sponsor· Code L. Rex
Miler Jeennet e Nei , Sponsor.
Coder Lt. Covin Roy Mar ene Ho ford, Sponsor; Cadet Lt. Horold
Code• Copt. Cftcr es Goz11woy, Emma Lou Marks, Sponsor; C11det
Sponsor; C11de Lt. HMold Gal man, Joyce Woodw11rd, Sponsor.
The rol of drums and the sound of marching feet announce the "dress
p!lrllde as ROTC parades across the e d-a se" o h,k; browP,
�Cedet C
Rey S+ephenson, Christine Te ey. Sponsor; Cede• L . Co. Le"y Dovis Po• Bes·o. Spor>sor Code• Cap . Jac
Sh'r ey Greene Sponsor· Code Copt. Hubert McWh rter, L ndo Bobb Sponsor; Code Capt. W11de Sh man
Pegay Fro 1 • Sponsor; Cadet Mojor e Turner Ju"e Youmo'ls, Sponsor.
Demare~
Codet l
Jimmy S vo
Do re
Moro n Wh te, Span or; Cade
Cedet l
en" h C•ane Mo
Cede l.
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�On the Firing Line-Champ Rifle Team.
'Orders' posted, Sirs.
Elementary, my dear Sgt.
Only way to erase the dee merits, boys.
Sharp Line-Up for NCO.
Standing. First Row: mmv Bentley Water Deere, D<~v'd IN<!ddy, McCoy Wood, Robert Br<~~'d 'YE M v•n W<~tk ns, Bill HoI. Austin Fin! Bran C~~n rell.
Second Row : Bi i M.. Don<~ d Boe' :::l11vis Robert Stone, Bi y Hope, J. C. Smith, Ch<!rlie Fur <!do,
C: a •e B11 1ey Dick Biah<~m, Don Ferrell, Bi •y SeMcy, Tom As ew, H<!rold Hall, Bil B11ughman,
"" k " u qb .:>ad Wesley Owen, L11m<~r Powell, Bobby Wofford, D. L. Sanders.
Third Row: w,JI,ce F int, C,lv1n R<~y, Henry Hd•br,th, Fronk Seymour, Donald Co1both, Edword
Pier
nmy McDanel. Bill Tingle, Billy Settle, Deon Crone, Kenne h Crone G. W. Wode,
Wortf, Tolor, Jerry Smith, Tommy Hyde, Emory Chron.ster, Jock Draughon.
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�Test day for the Driver's License .
Hob' ba ard ake preced nee :>ver
Hind Horn and Baby Lon.
"The Nativity' in Latin presentation.
�ta de~,'
'if)~e/te
'te¥ut
U dui~ted, ~ '~-~
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�1st ro""' h Paula RobUuon Anne Mabry Jol!nne e1ll. Adrianne Ingram. lois Morris Pat
Terry. •
2nd row r G enda Autry Joyce Granger. o·.-.rtne Rod9us. P.at Reed Fran
lrd row ~r
orma Dav's ShirJe.y Wa lace, lind<!~ Sm't PaHie
Lee Gayle Harp
Wynn Rcr nne Wiliiems A ce Jen ns
4th row 1 r Geor9e Hemmett, Tommy Me
Ca,....ey Rona d Wilson.
l.4tJn 1 Sp4n sh. ArtRequirements of the language dubs~l"lowledqe of t ..... o tongu s. Prorno+e porl•es
end program•. foreign dye. Spanish C~b
-bett~ ·n ernafonal relations. lat;n Club
-an t.onderstending of the "oncitonts''
BuDef, boards renec:t the .,... stud•nt\
imagination and prac:f ce ..,· th paint brushes.
�Student Council eu7,+s in requlai;nq ttudent affa;rs.
Sea+ed le-ft io nqht• ld row~ Ma1' Brc .... n ng Treasurer R. E. Sm1th. feciJ1ty Advisor· Tom
my McCarvey Pres'd nt Ch4r es Jechon, Vice President Ar+hur H"•on Chaplain· June
Youm~ns .Secr•tary.
• 2nd row: Wa11ace Flint Tommy Ash..,, To!'T"!my Archer Ken4
neth Bro ... f"', Jerry Smith, Harold HaU. , , 3rd row H~o~qh Brcwn 0dn ln~rdm Jerry
Yovnq Gerry Wa·-·ru Donnie WiUiams, Donald Chapman. •
4th ro ..... B y Hope,
Tom Barb.r, Char~s Smith, Stephen Wa er Charles Gazaway
Se.1ted left to right· I d row Shirley Macon, Chairman· Dan ln~rom, Vice-Cha;rman·
Sandr4 Q., ... ,,, Secrctary-Tre~nurer; Joyce Woodwtnd, Joyce Granqer . • 2nd row: Gen
R""'' S irley Founta"n P.,t Taylor, Bill Hal'tmar'!, Ja,.,es Oowdey, Eulease Dennis
Jan'ce Ph'llips, Betty McCart, Larry Bask'n Jann Drake .... 3rd row: Kaye WaH, Peggy
Crowe Joyce Le.,.. '• Martha lvie, Barbara Kaqn Lee Timberlake, Bihy Smith Jerry
Hope, Ad'r'en SiUs Jerry Teddtr. • _ 4th row• Jo.me Odom Virg;nia Pierce, Katie Jo
Gordner Joyc• Grern, Su1.ant1e Sm"th, Mary Gateway. Peqqy T•ylor, Je•n R•bideaux
Pat Reed Trec:y Tolar. • • 5th rc..., Freddie Stridland. Maidie Vann Jones, Jeanneent
Stridland. Ptgqy Conn'ne Bobby Settle. Gene Peiho, Charles Jadson. Ooloret Haynes
Betty Jo Henslee, Tommy Barber. Florence Holla,d
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�LIBRARY STAFF
Front seated· Jeann'ne Strtdlal"ld Barbara ~pp, Jacl'e Mur~y. Janice Wahon , en
McCannon. Edi.;.na Buc~na , Carofyn s·ms, •• , First roW', rear left
to rtght Mary H"ucn. Jo Anne Rag1dale, Chri1fne T ey. Norma o.....~,. Eulea1e Oe,rus
S cond ro.,.... Jann Drake, Mary At1n Coqqin, Joal'1n Tud r.
Scoq9'tns E 1ab.f
First row , •eated ltft to right Lucenia Ray, Nell Scoqginlo Sharon O'Brien, Dolore• Payne,
Janice Watson ,
Stcond row . standing left to right: Margaret Weaver, Janice Con. Behy Con..nafty, Betty Gi b~rt . Anne Thomp•on. Margaret Brantly. Jand EJii, Ann
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First row (l-Rl: Jeannine Stridl~nd Mary HeT ne Corl y. Lamer Cason, Ann Thompson,
Glenda West, Jo Anne Nix Joanna N•il. June Yeomans , • •• Second ro..., fl-R}: Mary
Sidn y Baldwin, Jan'c.e Watson, Norma w•d41~tr , ··cad·e ' Oev•s. Sue Cone. Oaiay Jo
H~mmeH. B•rbdra Culbret~ . Betsy ConneNr., Pat B111~tr , Joyce Cole, Lucenia Ray, Mary
Alyee Williams. Emma Lou Marks , An, Tin9 e 1 Mary Courie, Pattie Wynn . • • Third ro....,
L R . Carol Granger, rranc.es Hoqan KeMeth Crane Fet . Sibley, Tommy T '"'
Ben
.n.
Hutchinson, Neil Turner Robert Stone, John McCannon, Sh'r y Hampton, Peggy Conine,
Jane Martin, Norma Jean White,
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�LEDER CLUB
1st row left to ri9ht Pat Con"pton. Clrol Ca~T~p, Al'lita Babb. Joyce M~Calmon Sh~rLty
Pruitt
2nd row, '-ft to r ht: Arv\• a. liTO .... Betty Jo H '" ee, e.rb ra Ct. bn h, Vera
Hodgson, Sh rloy Folds Jerry Sm t • • • Jrd row left to riq~+ Bobby Wollord Joy Ro>muuen.
orm.
fa e-r Joyc.e Mulngill,
o,.. q"ttt Hohon. Roberi Brann
n •• o4+h row
left to right: Charles Brow., J'mmy Smit M dey La ... son, Donald Ric:htt Huqh Brcwn,
Sth rc ..... left to nght· Jimmy Stovad Jotck Dem4r st,
Tommy ! ~ber Joh" lovem
Dk~oy B nne!+ Dono Cc broth lorry D••·• Chorle• Bo~oy Gerold Moyes
• 6th
row It to riq I Bmy Est•• James Wells, Neil Torntr, Herold HoQ, J. C. Smitl., B'lly
Ho~
.. 7th row left to rlqht Roy SloJ>honson, F.on~ Poet , Rober' Stone, Charlo•
G.naway. Wade Shuman, Fren~ Seymour.
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HORNET
"Press" days are literally pressURE days as deadline nears. Ed and Manager determine policy and
cost of paper-out of one issue right into the next.
Ten issues of page meetings ... assignment giving ... picture taking then retaking ... interviewing famous people ... researching done ... sports
reviewing ... news gathering ... always lookingout for news ... and finally writing-writing-writingediting and editing ... typing and racing to printers
... breathing ... then proofreading ... making up
dummy ... then "Poipa, Extry, Extry-the HORNET'S out."
Between issues comes time for fun ...
The Valentine Ball ... decorations to put up .. .
tickets to sell ... all this, and journalism, too .. .
but a wonderful success. And Press conventions .. .
Columbia <~nd W & L with the ice skating ... strange
and wonderful sights ... luncheon at Waldorf Astoria where HORNET gets distinct recognition as
first class paper.
Back home ... reveling in local recognition ...
making Quill and Scroll ... binding ten issues for
keeps.
That's journalism!
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HILLTOP
Set up " budget; sell .. dvertising· get on •taff;
sell HILLTOP subscnptions and then-The St4fl c.sn
pl4n the Year Book. Biggest job is photogr4phy ••.
pictures and pictures ••. senior portr .. i+s, homeroom groups. clubs-sports, ROTC. c4ndid shots,
snap shots-oh, so many to be cropped Cdptioned,
and laid out-so many in such limited •pace.
Constant rem'nders from sponsor that D ad Line
on Febru .. ry IOth is " MUST. Lagg•ng spirit pick.
up F bruary f,st.
"Press" fever runs high •.• Last minute rush to
Colley's for those "lost" prints· b4ck to Colley's
for correct "heads" on te .. chers; b .. ck to Colley's
after ROTC "busting" to "ta~e" new ofl•c;ers; draft.
ing local help to f1ll in needed pictures for "this and
h.. t".
Long night hours of makeup--drafting, typing ,
copy writing, indexing, checking p4ge numberswhew, i~'s all complete-just like Mr. "Cholly'' likes
it.
Rcl4x4Hon till Dummy's proof'"g-collec 'ng for
Ads •• . coli cling subscriber's final dollar •.. delivery of . The HILLTOP. "Ohs" and "ahs"-delivery to Staff-Seniors-Faculty and underclass·
men .• halls 'in d with autograph f1ends.
Anoth r ye .. rboo -the BEST EVER!
�NERVE CENTER
for school
COMMUNICATIONSHILLTOP-HORNET- RADIO
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�WISE
BESIO
COMPTON
Banded together are these three
units of rhythm, giving HHS top
flight entertainment: Concert
Band , their officers, the lettered
members ... majorettes and Cheer
leaders ... Result-
CARR
Second from left, Cawthon; third from left, Rooke.
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��J. C. Smith: Excellent defensive Hope: Good offensive center; and Goodwin: Defensive tackle; great
guard; terrific tackler. Plagues with downfield blocker.
things are expected next year.
injured ankle.
J. T. Hall: Promising offensive D. Smith: Charging fullback; de. Estes: First rate offensive tackle;
end; fine pass receiver.
fensive line backer.
counted on for future.
Donnie Williams - Guard : Hard
fighter, excellent on offense or de·
fense ; a credit to the Hapeville
forward wall.
Jimmy Stovall-Tackle: Fightenest
Hornet in years - fighter to the
final whistle - rough and rugged
on the right side he proved
the right to his position and still
a season to go.
Harp: Rugged tackler; fine hustling center.
Furtado: Offensive guard; one of J. Smith: Fast moving scat bad;
next year's top prospects.
good pass defender.
Pruitt : First-class quarterback;
great spirit, good ball handler.
Powell: Brilliant tackler; one of
main stays in forward wall.
C. Brown: Exceptional halfback; McDaniel: Fine pass receiver; stal.
Hapeville's hope for next year wart defensive end.
falls largely on him.
Hyde: Spirited defensive halfback;
one of next year's probable starters.
�Ray Stephenson-Tackle
Big Ray was the strength of life for fou r
seasons-career climaxed with All Region honors, stalwart varsity lineman.
Edward Pierce-End
Larry Davis-Fullback
All round best on anyone 's team-This
pass snatcher stopped everything that
came around . The "Scouts" have taken
notice.
Hard charging fullback , Larry was the
big man of the backfield. On defense
he 's a solid line-backer.
Brown-Fullback
Triple threat man-top notch on
fense. His will to win spurs any team.
Harold Hall-Guard
Made the left side tough to get through
-hard playing-excellent on kickoffs.
Always good for a quarterback sneak
gain, good ball handler, a welcome
member to the HHS '53 team.
�Holton b .. Is for extro yords.
These boys DEFEATED the poonh
��Stovall bloch, R.dett ready for rebound.
Wad
Shuman ond Ltrry Oav1s-Mana9ement ~, herr bus ness
-occas ora y subb nq for Vars'ty
'odds a"d
e~ds
style
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�Senior Superlatives
71
�"Thou marsha/'st me the way that
I
wa~
going."
MISS EMMA LOU MARKS
WILLIAM CHARLES SMITH
72
�"Unlike our ubject now hall be my ong,
It hall be witty and 1t shan't be long."
MISS EMMA LEE BOYD
CHARLES OLIVER JACKSON
73
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"To do ea ily what i · difficult for others
the mark of talent."
MISS GLENDA ANN WEST
DOUGLAS HAROLD SMITH
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"If thou do t play with him at any game,
Thou art ure to lo e;"
MISS NORMA JANE WHITAKER
LARRY EDISON DAVIS
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"A playful rnan and merry . . . Hi
eyes
would twinkle in hi head a bright a do
the tart on any fro. ty night.''
DONALD EUGENE RICKETT
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worth so was hi , wi. dom
known. Of learninx took he greate t care
and heed.''
MISS ANN TINGLE
DENNIS LAMAR CASON
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"0 thou art fairer than the evening air
lad in the beauty of a thou and
MISS PATRICIA ANN BESIO
ELTON WADE SHUMAN
78
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"To be true to each other,
Let 'appen what maay
Ti ll the end o' the daay
An the la t load i hoam."
MISS ANITA GAIL BABB
ROBERT HENRY STONE
79
�"Popularity is only a virtue when men have
it whether they will or no."
MISS MARTHA CATHERINE DAVIS
RICHARD HAROLD HALL
80
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"So much one man can do, That doe · both
act and know."
MISS JO ANNE NIX
JOHN THORNTON DEMAREST
81
�I DEX OF ADVERTISING
To all the advertisers who have so generously contributed to the
publication of THE HILLTOP, the entire Staff expresses a sincere appreciation and a great big Thank You!
Page
No.
Air Travelers, Inc.
Alamo Plaza Restaurant
American Legion Post 117
Andrews Flower Shop
A. P. Moore Dry Cleaning
A & P Tea Co.
Arrow Press
Atlanta Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Atlanta Division , University of Georgia
Atlanta Paper Co.
Atlanta Produce Co.
Auto Alignment Service
Baker Produce Co.
Balfour
Barrow, Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Brewer's Pharmacy
Beta Club
Black Floor Finishing Co.
Blankenship, T. W .
Blue Jacket Drive In
Bon-Art Studio
Bowers Sheet Metal Co.
Brand-Vaughn Lumber Co.
C-1
Cactus Grill
Calvert Iron Works
Campbell's Drive In
Capitol Fish Company
Capitol View Cleaners
Capitol View Florist
Capitol View Tea Room
Carter's Barber Shop
Cawthon & Hollums
Central Hardware & Appliance Co.
Chapman Drug Co.
Charlie's Fruits
Chicken Have,
Cigarette Service Co.
Citizens Bank of Hapavil e
Clark Simpson Service Statio,
::lassie Flower Shop
College Street School
Colonial Stores
Cotton, Joe
Coy Wynn
D-1
Davidson, Henry C.
Dillion, J. Austin
Dixie Auto Alignment Co.
Dixie Highway Express
Dixie Tallyho
Doc's Beauty & Barber Shop
Donehoo, Paul T.
Dutch Oven Bakery
Dwarf, The
E-1
E-2
East Point Auto Parts
East Point Chevrolet Dealers
East Point Flower & Gift Shop
East Point Ford Co.
East Point Ready Mix Concrete
East Point Reality Co.
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115
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El in's Department Store
84
Eubank's Appliance C o.
I I0
Evan ' s Army Store
119
Evan 's Implement Co.
92
Fashion Shop
I 14
I II
Farrell, William E. & Co.
First Baptist Church
90
Flamingo Grill
89
Flowers Lumber Co .
87
Folds ' Bros. Servic e Sta t i o~
I 17
Ford Motor Co.
108
Fulton Dry C leaners
98
Fulton Theateo
93
Georg ia Auto Glass
120
Georgia Baptist Children's Home
I 07
Georgia Institute of Techno logy
119
Gordon Foods
90
Grace Baptist Church
I 09
Hansard's Market
I 06
Hapeville Auto Servic<l
121
Hapeville, City of
122
Hapeville Drug Co.
112
Hapeville Dry Cleaners & Hall's
Beauty Salon
II I
Hapeville Furniture Co.
I 06
Hapeville Hardware Co.
120
Hapeville High PTA
88
Hapeville Laundroma t
I 08
Hapeville Lions Club
113
Hapeville Lumber Co.
I 06
Hapeville Me t hodist Ch r: h
93
Hapeville Nursery School
90
Hapeville Pouliry Co.
93
Hapeville Presbyterian Church
102
Hapeville Tire and Battery C :>.
I I0
Hapeville Washerteria
121
Hapeville Woman 's Club
87
Happy Homes Super Mar~ <l t
99
Hargis Service Statio,-,
98
Harris Bros. Furniture Rep.J ' r Shop
106
Harris Department Store
123
Harris, John M.-Real Estate Broker
87
Harrison-Draughon Scbol of Co.,merce 97
Hemperley & Sons, A. C.
102
Henry Chanin Corp.
87
Herring's Rexall Drugs
116
Holder Auto Ser•ice
102
Holland, Preston L.
. 98
Homer Lumber Co.
102
Hope Battery Co.
93
Jim & Jerre's
117
Keith Jewelry Co.
89
King, W. C. & Co.
98
Kitchens Feed Milling , Inc.
104
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
112
Longino Supply Co.
103
Lowe Automobile Glass Co.
106
Martin-Johnson Printing Co.
106
Marvin's Market
86
McCord Compa,-,y
84
McCoy Hardware Co.
119
Mid-Town Restaurant
92
Military Department
97
Miller , T. R. & Sons
104
Millirons Garage
116
Mitchell Motors
110
Montag Bros .
107
Moore , P. B.
121
Mount Nurseries
97
Murtay The Florist
Ill
Ninth Grade
100-101
North Avenue Church "· Christ
9S
North Avenue Faculty
IC9
Norton 's Grocery
121
0. K. Bar-B-Q
89
Paul's Tire & Battery
99
Pepsi Cola
104
Perkins Lumber & Supply Co.
105
Pilgrim 's Auto Service
89
Preston Sundrie Shop
104
Ray Building Contro!lctors
112
Reeder & McGaughey
89
Reid Alignment Co.
95
Rickett's Service Station
112
Rockett, The
110
Russell Dry Cleaning Co.
95
Saints
117
Sexton & Co.
95
Scott Bros. Barber Shop
119
Settle Lawn Service
112
Sims Radiator Shop
87
Skyway Service Sbtio:1
113
Smith Transfer Co.
114
Southern Bell Telephone Co.
94
Southern Brassiere, Inc.
107
Southern Wood Preserving Co.
121
Stafford Motel
84
Stalling's Florist
89
Stanfield Motors
123
Sterling Jewelers
120
Stevens Engraving Company
97
Stewart Ave. Automatic Laundry
87
Sulcer's Cafe
98
Swift & Co. Oil Mill
87
Television Specialty
120
Thompson Service Station
Ill
Tom-A-Toe Produce Co.
105
Tri-City Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n. 113
Uncle Walt's Barber Shop
112
Universal Motors
116
125
Van Buren Colley
Varsity
114
84
Virginia Avenue Beauty Salon
Wagstaff Motors
85
Ward Tire Co.
116
Ward's Q Room
86
Welch's Good Food
105
Weldon's Service Station
116
Westbrook Motors
120
Western Auto Associate Store
I 04
White's Flower Shop
98
White, Hubert A. (Baldy)
II 0
Wilder Ice Cream Co.
92
Willingham-Tift
95
Wright, Dr. Robert K.
102
Young China Chinese-American Res.
98
95
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99
108
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96
118
109
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112
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Ill
112
82
�"'1t4 t~e de datj ~ tJ«<t.
tJI tM4 eMe t~ Ha9
H
Patrons
�Compliments
··.'ince 1947"
of
AIR TRAVELERS INC.
hell
CLASSIC FLOWER SHOP
34 4
tewart A venue
ervice
Hertz Driv- r- elf
In urcd Auto
Hape ille, Georgia
torage
One Block from Atlanta Airport
Phone FA. 1874-Day or
ight
Mr. J. M . Jack on, Prop.
Entrance 971 Virginia Avenue
Hapeville, Georgia
Compliments
ELKINS DEPARTMENT STORE
Your Money'
Worth
THE McCORD COMPANY
neal Istate
In urance
or
343 7 Stewart Ave.
Your Money Back
Hapeville, Ga.
FA. 1546
No Room At Home?
Send Company to
Complimeuts
STAFFORD MOTEL
of
2640 Stewart Ave.
A FRIEND
"Just Like Home"
Beautiful Interior Decorating
Lottie Loretta Me amee
faster Beautician
Re idence-Fayetteville
Phone 2641
Compliments
VIRGINIA AVE. BEAUTY SALON
Introducing
ew Thermique Permanent Wa e Machine
1
o appointment nece ary
Hapeville, Ga.
749 Virginia Ave.
FA. 1161
of
COLLEGE
TREET
CHOOL
�PLYMOUTH
MOST TI(UlY
BAlANCED
THE DISTINGUISHED
NEW
DE SOTO
FO!(
'53
CAN IN lOW
DESOTO FIRE DOME
PI(ICED FIElD
8
N(JW Available with
HY-DRIVE
NO-SHIFT DNIUING
AIs()
DE SOTOPOWERMASTER
6
B(Jth Available with
FUll POW£!( STEENING
�WARD 'S Q ROOM
-o-
1023 Vtrgmta Avenue
HAPEVILLE, GEORGI'\
Food Con
1
tently Good
THE DWARF
Hapevtlle
Foret Park
Compliments
of
-o--
Compliment
of
CAL VERT IRON WORKS, INC.
-o-
A FRIEND
Compltments
of
ATLANTA PAPER CO.
MARVIN'S MARKET
3315 Lang A venue
Low Pnce Every Day
CA-9340
-o--
�SIMS RADIATOR SHOP
FLOWERS LUM BER COMPANY
Di. tributor for
Lake R adiator Con·s
Radiat01 ·
Repaired
Clt·aned
Recor!'d
Retail Dealers in Builders Supplies
and Appliances
Box 352
East Point, Ga.
CA. 8876- 77
Over 15 _}'earr expenence
II Repair \ ork Guaranteed
1392 Central Avenue
Telephone WA. 31 6
7. W.
23 Piedmont Ave., N. E.
at Harrison Road
im
Compliments of
omplim 11/s of
HAPEVILLE WOMAN 'S CLUB
Mr .
Mrs.
Mr .
Mr .
Mr .
Mr .
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr .
JOHN M. HARRIS
Pre ident
John G. Lewis .
First Vice-Pre ident
J.
. Hastey
l'cond ic!'-Pre ident
Ralph L. Pen y
C. H. tanfield
ecretary
Trea urer
Quincy 0. Arnold
H. L. Ratcliffe
Auditor
W. C. Dameron
Corresponding ecretal)
Frank A. Lea
Pre s and Publicit)
Phil A. Boy kin ............. ..
Parliamentarian
R ea l E tate Broker
Insurance
3396
te\\:ltt Ave.
Hapt'\ ilk,
FA. 1438
eorgia
CA. 4961
STEWART AVE. AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
2047
SWIFT & COMPANY OIL MILL
tewart A\e.,
. W.
Phone F.\. 5910
P. 0 . Box 190
25 pound Hammond l\Iidp;et-matic wa hers u'ed
e. pe ially de igned for automatic laundr) u ·.
All clothing wa hed and dri ed properly fold d
at no extra charge
EAST POINT, GA.
Congratulation s
SENIORS
OF
HAPEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
HENRY CHANIN CORP.
COTTON
P. 0 . BOX 32
-
WASTE -
LI NTE RS
EAST PO INT, GEORG IA
�*
Com pli nu'n/
of
Hapeville High P. T. A.
'\fr . R. R. ~ ettle .................................................................................................................... Pre-,ident
\fr-,. B. L. \V einburg........ ······-····························~···· .............................. Fir-,L \ ir r-Pre-,id('n t
~1r. C.~
\lr .... E.
. O"R('ar .....................................................................................• ('Cone!\ icr-Pr(' .idcnl
. , hurnan ....................................................................................................• ' ecreta ry
\Jr.,. J. B. imp--on ........................................................................ ···························-···········Tn•a.., ur(' t
*
�l{eith Jewelry and Optical Company
Diamonds
Watches
Rings
613 Central Ave.
Hapeville, Ga.
Co mplim ents of
the
"See Keith a11d Wear Diamonds"
FLAMINGO GRILL
Expert Watch Repairing
Earl H. Keith
Phone
President
CA. 1275
Compliments
of
STALLINGS
0 . K. BAR- 8 - Q
Flowers and Gift
Phone: RA. 9747
RA. 1186
Nite Phone: RA. 2384
629 Lee Street,
957 Virginia Ave.
Hapeville, Ga.
. W.
Atlanta, Ga.
PILGRIM 'S AUTO SERVICE
The Best in porting Good
General Repairs
Complete Service Station
and Garage
"Specialist i11
Georgia Ave. and Pryor St.
Phone CY. 3132
REEDER & McGAUGHEY
ports"
Broad and Walton
Atlanta, Ga.
BLUE JACKET
DRIVE IN
BOWERS SHEET METAL CO.
tam pings
Good Food.'
836 Lee St.,
. W.
Atlanta, Ga.
Tool and Die
)one boro, Ga.
�Compliments
of
THE BETA CLUB
Pick up the bag with the
little Red Truck on the
label. Always cri p and
tasty! They are guaran·
teed to be fresh!
Comphments
of
GORDON'S ~
POTATO CHIPSI
DUTCH OVEN BAKERY
RAymond 2101
HAPEVILLE NURSERY SCHOOL
3427
tewart Avenue
HAPEVILLE, GEORGI\
By day,
wee~ly
or hour
* * *
Good lunch and afternoon nap
Large hady playground
Remodeled ,tnd under new m,tnagement
Where children are loved
Compliments of
Call CA-7616
Mr . Jewell Robmson
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner of Fulton and College t.
BLACK 'S
FLOOR FINISHING CO.
Laying
andmg -
Hapeville, Georgia
Fini hing
E tamates Free
All kmd · of floor covering
527 Mobde Avenue,
. W.
CA-6476
ATL\, T-\, GEORGI\
* * *
�C-1
HOME ROOM OFFICERS
Hugh Brown
. President
Frank Peek . Vice-President
Frances Hogan . Secretary
Churles Gazaway . Treasurer
THE I00 PER C ENTERS
In Banking
In 'Hornet" subscribing
In "Hilltop" buying
In "loaded" contribution to Student Council
And-Runners "close" to first place on the annual
First Nighter stunt show.
�CIGARETTE SERVICE CO.
of Atlanta
Compliment\ of
OPERATORS OF CIGARETTE
WILDER ICE CREAM COMPANY
VENDING MACHINES
' . 5168
1303 Spring Street, N. W.
EM. 6461
Compliments of
Compliments of
EVANS IMPLEMENT CO.
MID-TOWN RESTAURANT
-63 Whiteha ll St.,
(K imball H ou e)
. \ .
AtiJ.nta, Ga.
Mr. and M1 . W. F. \\'h itton
*
Complim ents of
CITIZEN'S BANK OF HAPEVILLE
omplete Banking ervice
Member of
F d raJ D po it In urance
*
orporation
�Best Wishes
f
f
f
from the
HAPEVILLE METHODIST CH RCH
CACTUS GRILL, INC.
2175
tewart Avenue
HOPE BATTERY COMPANY
Rebuilt Batterie
Wholesale and Retail
Fine Food
Famous for K. C.
teak
3580
herman Road
Hapeville, Ga.
Mr. and Mr . Clyde Melancon
Phone CA. 9482
CLARK SIMPSON SERVICE STATION
2866
tewart Ave.
Hapeville, Ga.
ANDREW FLOWER HOP
-
FloU'ers of Distiuctio11 Telephone FA. 2661-2
College Park, Ga.
You dou't bar•e to Ilope to start
with a Hope Battery
Lendon "Lynn" Law on
HAPEVILLE POULTRY CO.
61
FULTO
King
t.
THEATER
"Your Best in Eutertainment"
A. 3912
�~pologie
to Poetess Stein.
A rose may be endl ssly a rose; a job
is more tl1~n just a juL.
A job is a living.
So wl1en you lool~ for a job, you want
security, good pay, assurance of raises
and opportunity to advance.
Telephone girl find all these thin s
and more in int re ting and important
jobs in a growing industry.
Why not come in and tall~ witl"l us about
a position at the Tel phone
THE TELE
HO
ompany?
E
OMP
NY IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK
�R e. AM 94RI
CA R07 4
Compliments of
Dixie Auto Alignment Co.
Atlanta Produce Dt tnbutor
Bee Ltne
ervicc
W . D. Pope, Jr.
H . H . Horton
General Auto Repatrs
I 050 Murphy A venue,
W.
FRED A. McWHORTER
ATLA 'TA, G EOR(,I'
223R
. W.
tewart Avenue,
WILLINGHAM TIFT
LUMBER COMPANY
JOHN SEXTON & COMPANY
Founded m 1904
R66 Murphy Avenue,
P.
Manufacturing Whole~ale Grocer
P. 0. Bo. 4124
. W
ATL'\
. Box 174
'T;\
2, GEOR(,(.\
ATLA TA, GEORGIA
Compltment of
Compltments of
RUSSELL DRY CLEANING CO.
ependahle Pre tng
REID ALIGNMENT COMPA Y
Heavy Duty Frame
ervtce
and
"Your
3404
attsfactwn
1
our Atm"
Axle
CA-9 167
tewart Avenue
121 Davt
tratghtenmg
Avenue
HAPEVILLE, GEORGI.'\
"A Plea for N.ew 'Te tament Chn tianit)' "
N orth A venue Church of Chri t
3300
Jd Jone horo Road
DIXIE TALLYH
ERVICE
Sunday
Wedne>day
Bthlc chool
Wor. htp
Wor htp
Ladte. Btble
Mtd·Week
Ia"
Ia~
Compltment of
Hape,tllc
10 :00
II :00
:00
10:30
:00
A. M
A. M
P. M.
. M.
P.M .
F\IRBUR. ·, GEl RGI\
�I. High stepp ing Gw on· 2. Sh e' s lov el y, sh e's en gaged , she 's Caro lyn ; 3. Two barr els of fun; 4. Oh Pa t ri cia , " H is" Darl ing ;
5. Our " Flossie' Mae"; 6. " Mabry " he ' ll be a Gene Krapper yet !; 7. Is it so f unny , Ve ra?; 8. Orch ids to o ur mom , Mrs. D.;
9. Wade 'n Frost-across the hall doesn 't matter ; 10. " Messy " Betsy at her best ; II . Is that that dog , Lonny, you 're a -huggin ' on 7; 12. " Hot-rod " W ise-No Fitts neither ; 13 . " Gather ye rosebuds while ye may"; 14. Th e " Belle" of them all ;
15. He ' s forever " pidin "- just " pid in"; 16. Our little Mary 's not contrary ; 17. Still " Worth less"; 18. Betty Jo struts
some " moe "; 19. Mr. Don steps out ; 20. Don 't give up t he crutch! ; 21 . " The big ' un got away"; 22 . Paper doll ; 23. Wh ich
twin has the toni? ; 24. Just down from Noo Yawkah-Jack, the ladies' man ; 25. Connie 's playground ; 26. E- 1 having a
little fun ; 27. Ban jo Bob.
E-1
�-oComplimrnt1 of
the
.J.
P.
E GRAVING
TEVE
MILITARY DEPARTMENT
Engrav<>d
W<>dding Invitations
Announ<Tm<>nts
Vi iting
ard.
tation<>ry
Compliments
110 Prachtrcc Strc<>t, Atlanta
of
A FRIEND
-o-
HARRISON-DRAUGHON
SCHOOL
OF
CO:viMERCc
75c
Mrn'
uit
Ladi<' ' Drc sc
Plain
School of Superior Merit
for those interested in better business training .
AT. 3880
579 Peachtree St.
Ca h and
arr)'
With order of three or more
0 ne Garment FR EE
Atlanta , Ga.
Blanket and Comfort
For
Cut F lower
Frc~h
-:-
\Vr
prcializr in all Cleaning
A nd
hirt
Pot P lants
Cor age
Al way in
MO
upply
T NU R ERI E
4 11 W . Rugby -:- CA. 1731
Co llrgc Park, Ga.
CAPITOL VIEW CLEANERS
639 Dill Ave.,
AM . 1544
. \\'.
�FULTON DRY CLEANERS
Q.uallt)' and Courte )
Y UNG CHINA
Chme
T. Perry Jack n Owner
46
Amencan Re taurant
W . Peachtree
ATLA
orner Central and Ytrgtma Avenue
" 'The Best
Food
HWF\'!LLE, GEORGI\
treet, N . W .
TA, GEORGIA
atwe Cantonese
erved m Atlanta."
Complnnents
Complit~zelzts
of
of
HARGIS SERVICE STATION
Pre ton Lee Holland
Phone FAtrfax 2679
W. C. KING COMPANY
DY
TOBACCO
11
Ntght: AM- 101
WHITE'S FLOWER HOP
"h ole~ale
A
Day : CA-62 3
OTION
E WaM1ington
treet
124 Whtteway
EA T POINT, GEORGIA
EA T POI 'T, GeoRGI ..
Complnnents
of
SULCER 'S CAFE
62- Lee
treet,
CARTER'S BARBER SHOP
. W.
Partie and Banquet Our
pectalty
Call RA-06-: for Re rvation
Fulton Avenue
�c
p
H
,
i\
s
A
Happy Homes Super Market
For
2991
tewart
ve., Hapeville, .-a.
1, 06 Stanton Rd., Ea ' l Point, Ga.
"A
All DlU' G and S ' ' DRY
l\11
615 Central
omplete Food Store"
venue
Hapeville, Ga.
CA. 1136
A. 92-t-
PA T
L'
F
. :3262
DOC'
TIRE & BATTERY
BEA{]TY & B RBER
9 to 9 .1on., Tue .• Thur ., Fri.
Paul Strozi r, Owner
A Complete One
Ga
Oil
E. Cleveland
top
9 to 12 Wedne day
9 to 7::30 Saturday
enice
cce . ories
1:3-l
•
ylvan Rd.
Ea. t Point, Ga.
ve. and 'ylvan Hd.
'
East Point, Ga.
Atlanta's Fine t Drive-In
Curb 'en·ice
'paciou Dining Room
Air Conditioned
, 0:> W. Whitehall . t.
. 7443
HOP
�PE\'!I.LI: lllGil
I Jr:ar • ,..,rwn.
I 'c b tn lot of fun havur 011 thz, )' a1 fm our. owh. }'ou'tt ,,
1umc "/11 h mmkr'· Jm 111 • illlle wz • to wmk trm•a11l .
.
, t•' about lhe
t'
IJrmrtll mu( toM'
J nl!,r' . file mrmo1
({)/II
tu o /Wf!.t'l m
')OUr'
thr jllcturc) ref/d)
y
uf n./1 t/1 , nil of u
ally 't
If liten fUll to ell "tiring ·
!t'1 bt t n 1 11 ·•makinl!,·ttJ• tlu t' twn
1-t r1llllll 11 hall clu·n h 11 the }l'llll to
fflll'op"
.
Th
b, I nflurf.· tn thr b I
f
/·~'IOU\,
/Jotn tl.e b.
I of 1-RJ,~ll \11: '.
��A Fnendly
CAPIT L VIEW FL RIST
hurch
1352
111
H apeville W elcome· You
ylvan Ro.tc.l,
FA-37 13
Hapeville Pre byterian Church
W
AM 5730
Cut Flower ·
Pot Plants
Wec.lc.lmg.·
Re\. Jacoh
. M acKorcll, Jr.
Floral Arrangement·
A . C. HEMPERLEY
HOLDER'S AUTO SERVICE
B .-\TTERIL.'
ON
Funeral Dr rector:;
General Auto R epair
TIR E.
~
A ccE.·. <>RIE:
EA T Pm ·T, GFoRCJ \
311
en tral A\'cnuc
CA-9120
Three Generatrons of
ervrcc
B N-ART STUDIO
Compliments
222 Peachtree
trect,
. W.
of
Operatec.l hy Bryn-AI.m
DR. ROBERT K. WRIGHT
enmg the
outh
Chrrop racttc Clime
peci.tl Rates to G rac.luates
CYpre.
77 1
'There rs no substrtute for an educJtion
HOMER LUMBER COMPANY
Ea t Point Chevrolet Dealer Inc.
Chevrolet
Everything for the Home Budder
Dry Lumhcr
Plywood
BUilc.ling Materi;ds
ervrcc
In ulatron
(>00
]\CK M o RRJ
562 Glenn
treet,
. Mam
trect
EA sT Po1 ·T,
ATL\l'T'\, GEORGI.'\
FA -26 11
. W.
G EOR<.L\
�ere's to good times and good friends
... may you always have an abundance of both
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
THE ATLANTA COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
Compliments
AMERICAN LEGION
CLUB
POST 117
LONGINO SUPPLY COMPANY
B lLDl G
PPLIE
Dixie Highway
I 166 Virginia A venue
3 Mile South of Hapeville
Hapeville, Georgia
FAirfax 1332
�B1.1l
ll' nlu
PRESTON SUNDRIES SHOP
1
2137 Stewart Avenue, S. W.
T. R. MILLER & SON
Atlanta, Ga.
Hape' ille
CA. 9445
KITCHENS FEED MILLING, INC.
Manufacturers and Distributors
SOUTHERN PRIDE AND MONEY MAKER
DAIRY AND POULTRY RATIONS
I 192 Pryor Street, S. W.
CAWTHON & HOLLUMS
FIU ID IRE HOME APPLI
CE
nd
FIRE TO 'E UTO lJPPLIE
225 \\'. \\'a hington Avenue
East Point, Georgia
Bill Weatherby's
V\E TER A TO
A 0 lATE TORE
CHICKEN HAVEN
George H . Watson, O l('ncr
2608 Stewart Ave.
Fried Chicken Bar-B-Q -
Atlanta, Ga.
Steaks -
Hot Dogs
Sea Foods
Auto Acce .. oric , Fi. hing Tackle
porting Go ds, Wizard
ppliance
591 Central Ave.
H apeville, Georgia
BRAND-VAUGHAN LUMBER CO.
1824 Murph y Ave.,
. \\'.
Atlanta, Ga.
Lumber
-.-
lli ed Products
en· icc
AM. 1565
�CONGRAT LATIONS, GRADUATES OF 1953
ATLANTA DIVI ION, U IVER ITY OF GEORGIA, offer d egree program for your election, including U. . Army Transportation
ROTC. Day and Evening Classes for your convenience lead to the Bachelor
of Busine
Admini tration and Bachelor of Nursing Education Degree ,
or three year may be programmed toward any degree in the Arts, cience,
or Education. A part of The Univer ity of Georgia, the Atlanta Divi ion
receive the same recognition in the chola tic field a The Univer ity of
Georgia. College Placement Office and tudent Credit Union help any boy
or girl who wishes to finance a college education.
PLAN NOW to continue your tudies at this downtown 5,000,000
plant, pro ided by the Regent of the Uni er ity y tern of Georgia, where
last year more than 7000 tudent establi hed new foundation for careers.
WELCH'
3264
EAST POINT FORD CO.
308 N. Main
East Point, Ga.
t.
GOOD FOOD
tewart A venue
CA. 9168
lJ.'/ e serz e Quality Foods and Qua11til)
Home-CA. 1032
"Growers-Packer "
Compliments
TOM - A - TOE PRODUCE CO., INC.
of
PERKINS LUMBER and SUPPLY CO.
hippers of the
lF' or/d's Fiuest Tomatoes
Look for our Proud carton
for home use
Building Materials
Hapeville, Ga.
464 . Centra l Ave.
FA. 7522
1050 Murphy Ave.,
. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
RA. 3111
�AUTO ALIGNMENT SERVICE
MARTIN-JOHN
N PRINTING C
p
PRI 'TER.·
Bear Ahgnint;
BLI IIERS
y ·tem
Publishers of
ATL.-\ 'TA
I 06 Milledge
treet
CA-2990
FA1rfax 1319
E.-\ T POI
Calhoun 2873
T, GEORGIA
E.-\
afcty Gla ·
Plate Gla ·
Regulator·
Channel
l Bl RB \N REPORTER
M1rror ·
Wmdow Gla
T POI
CHARLIE'S FRUITS
F1 ·h Ba1t -
LOWE AUTOMOBILE GLASS CO.
607
outh Mam
EA T
Por
'T,
trect
Tackle
Novel tie
elf- ervice
2755
tewart Awnu•
EORGL-\
Open 7 A.M. to 12 P.M.
CAlhoun , 292
M. C. LowE
- 7 Day -
C. C. LO\\'E
HAPE ILLE
F RNIT RE CO., INC.
We Exchange
ew Furnitur> for
Refim hmg
Repamng
phol tering
HARRIS BROTHERS'
ECU
Low Pnces
E.t y Terms
Alhoun 2612
Furniture Repa1r
227 E. South Main
Pay Your Gas Bllls Here
770 Central
HAPEVILLE,
T, GEORGIA
EORGI-\
COLLEGE P-\RK,
hop
treet
EORGI~
CA-7074
HANSARD'S MARKET
Red Dot Member
Compltment
of
Be t Quality Foods
Low Price
H apeville Lumber Company
�It
}' (II/I
-o/ .1 11 ,1.!,1' Ill'
Colllllt'l
I· I. ' l·. R
BR
GEORGIA
\~~II· Rl~ ~
and
G .\ R 1 ER BELlS
BAPTIST
n ('{IIIII f ullv .\ tyI('(/
l·u/1 (; 111
PI' I {t'll / •11
Ca JIIJCnl~ of
CHILDRE
l-.lega11t Di~tinc tion
.\\ailable at the
Heuer ~lore~
in You1 Cit}
HOME
Southern
Brassiere, Inc.
-c-
E '~ 1 Po" r
G IC)R(;J
\
QUANTITY
QUALITY
46,000 PRIZES!
THOUSANDS OF PRIZESI
425 BICYCLES
375 RADIOS
550 FOOTBALLS
550 NOTEBOOK CASES
1,250 SURPRISE AWARDS
20,000 BONUS PRIZES
22,850 OTHER GREAT PRIZES
SEE CONTEST D ETA I LS
I 65 EXTRA, School, Classroom or
Group Prl=os
ON OT H E,_ .ICC
MAOI[ .... MONTAG ·"OTHI["S INC:
-'TI..ANTA GA
TIUOI' MAftl( fti[G U S .. AT 0,.1' ) ) 4 _0 • •
Ask yewr tlee ler er write
Yl
fer tlet• ll•
LOOSE LEAF FILLER
No. 4-915
2 HOLE PUNCHED
SIZE lOVz x 8
Fi ts All
tandard Note Books
�Com plimenls of
Con~ratulation .
PAUL T. DONEHOO
from thP
Funeral llom'
LAUNDROMART
\mhulanct' .'t•n ice
c \. 2171-72
F RD
OTOR
Hape\ ille, Ceoq,?;ia
0
A
�f
f
f
J. AUSTIN DILLON CO.
Funeral Service
24-HOUR
AMBULANCE SERVICE
MAin 4680
502 Pryor Street, S. W.
f
ComjJliment s
f
f
-o-
of
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
Best Wishes
to the
Class of 53
NORTH AVENUE FACULTY
Compliment s
of
EAST POINT AUTO PARTS, INC.
-0-
�REGULAR MEALS
SHORT ORDERS
THE ROCKET
"GOOD FOOD"
We Never Close
Walt Thrailkill, Proprietor
Under New Management
Exponent. of Better Li\ in~
EUBANKS APPLIANCE CO.
MITCHELL MOTORS
ra and Elo·rt rir Equipment
"l'ow Ofd,mobilt Dtall'l"
:~30
\\' . Peachtree
t.
Come to
IN
122 X
111
at our nn1 location
Ea. t Point • tn Tt
Ea. t Point.
a.
C.\ . 8821
Dut wood Euhanks
Com jili me nt s
of
HGBER T A.
BALDY
The Ta ....
~f an
\YHI E
HENRY C. DAVIDSON
�Compliments vf
MURRAY
THE FL RIST
THOMPSON SERVICE STATION
28,000 Square Feet of Glas
2324
CA-9356
tewart Avenue
1286 Vtrgl11t<L A\'enue. Ea t Potnt
WEDDING DECORATION
FA-91 0
FL RAL DEIGN
POTTED PLANT
CUT FL WERS
Your Total
WE:T W.:.. HINCTO
Food Btll
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CA-0646 - 7
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READY-MIX
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East Point Ready-Mix Concrete Co.
Phone CAlhoun 5235
411 Plant
P . . Box 112
treet
Compliments of
E.\ T POI
T, GEORGI.'\
M. R. Allgood, Owner
William E. Farrell & Company
Accountant and T ax Con ultant
QUick Ptck-Up
Prompt Dehvery
attsfactiOn Guaranteed
HAPEVILLE DRY CLEANER
HALL' BEA TY AL N
3 I Years Servtc m Hapevtlle
and
FA-4946
urroundmg Communtty
612 Central Avenue
1L 3 W . Peachtree
(At Fourteenth
treet
treet)
�UN LE WALT' BARBER HOP
EAST POINT REALTY CO.
219
Real
outh Main
2235 Stewart Ave.
treet
E s~a t e
Rental
CA. 215 3
P UPPY HOUSE DRIVE-IN
2235
te\ art Ave.
Fre h Food
SETTLE LAWN SERVICE
Moving
Trimming
eeding
H. A. RAY
Building
Fertilizing
A. 2426
FA. :3239
Texaco Product
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
J. P. RICKETT
Different
ertified Lubrication
Tire and Battery
655
entral Ave.
ontractor
Ta ty
ervice
ati fying
449 Ponce de Leon Ave.,
CA. 9170
EL. 7307
Hapeville, Ga.
EAST POINT FLOWER
& GIFT HOP
Ea t Point' Newe t Flower
. E.
Hapeville Drug Company
hop
"The Store on the Corner"
We pecialize in
Wedding and Funeral Arrangement
CA. 3121
FA. 6010
W. Cleveland
Ea t Point
Owner
Mr . Alma
We appreciate your patronage
mith
�BEST WISHE
Mr. and Mr . Robert
ole
FROM
Mr. and Mr . W. P. We
t
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thomp on
Mr. and Mr. A. T. Pitman
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Youmans
Mr. and Mr. W. W. Morris
Mi
Mr. and Mr . H. G. We t
Carol Taylor
Glenda Wet
A Friend
Mr.
J.
Joyce lllack
F. Manser
Miss France
Bob Wet
pratling
Mr. and Mrs. Royston
ettle
Jackie Morris
Mr. and Mr . W. T. Hughe
Patricia Reed
Connie Harri
Tom Elli Morri
Sue Carr
Jack Grantham
Mr. and Mr.
J.
0. Payne
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Burge
BAKER PRODUCE COMPANY
Jerrie Pilgrim
Mary
idney Baldwin
LOA
SAVING
pecializing in
Shelled Limas
Picked Greens
Pea
Snapped Bean
Georgia
hed 2, Units 10-15
AM. 1688
avings & Loan Assn.
tewart Avenue
:3441
Hapeville, Ga.
FA. 1574
tate Market
1040 Murphy Ave.,
Tri-City Federal
Late t Dividend 31'' (. Per Annum
. W.
Account
Insured
10,000
Atlanta, Ga.
Compliments
of
Complimwts
SKYWAY SERVICE STATION
of
A. 0117
HAPEVILLE LIO
CLUB
Corner Virginia and Lang
Hapeville, Ga.
A~e.
�T EV R ITY
Fre"h Food
Curb en Ice
\ tlanta
\then"
A. P. MOORE DRY CLEANERS
Com pli menl8
of
Quality \\ orkman>-hip
THE FASHION SHOP
:\1oderatel y Priced
Formerl}
567
Perrell":;
entral
Jlapc,ille.
\C.
C orp:ia
SMITH TRANSFER CO., INC.
"}our Business I Our Rusines ''
I I ou:-eho I d \lo, er:-- Commercia I I Jauler,_,
If It':. Printing \ ou \ccd
112 Ea:-t \\a:-hini!ton
Ea;,t Point
Georp:ia
Da}
\ip:ht
Call
'\\1~.
C . 1818
Ri\. 521 :~. CA. 79:~6
THE ARROW PRESS
890 \ irginia
\C.
Hape,ille. Ga.
A. 2171
�1-Joy at Grant Par~. 2-lngram and Baldwin at Par~ in Easter finery . 3-0sborne·s Kiddie Kar. 4-Big Ray and Jim On
Stage". 5-Bron's Portrait. 6-Ba~er bakes on top of Rod City. 7-Felix feels the " ~eys", B-Owen and Owen. 9-Mama s
little manager. I 0-Huckaby a-sunnin. 11-Turner on the background? 12-Jackie-the " goil". 13-Big wheel Rayford.
14-Cheesecake, Watson , Tuh, tuhl 15-AII dressed up for the " Play" , Jim? 16-Counting the money to beat D-2 . 17Gay Le Gay . 18-Boe in a " merge " ment. 19-Wade 's just acting silly. 20-Little " Strick '. 21-Tis Huie. 22-And can't
tell where to find 'vem, Searcy. 23-Browning & Pooch. 24-Reason enough for Jane' s absence. 25-No Eve resolutions,
Pat? 26-G'w on June ; Pat ain 't comin . 27-Bigun Bigum . 28-Right out o'the middle of Civitan. 29-Butts made the
Dead Line!
D-1 They will "gather"
your money
�CAPITOL VIEW TEA ROOM
1331 Stewart Avenue, S. W.
COY WYNN
Atlanta, Georgia
"The Student's Friend"
Famous for HOMEMADE COCOANUT PIE
Compliments
WARD TIRE CO.
EAST POINT, GEORGIA
HERRING'S
REXALL DRUGS
of
A FRIEND
Compliments
of
MILLIRONS GARAGE
QUALITY and SERVICE
24-Hour Wrecker Service
Phone CA. ll67
747 Virginia Avenue
HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA
ANYTH-NG AND ANYTIME
"Your Friendly Drug Store"
CAlhoun 13803
1360 Lakewood 1\. venue
East Point. Georgia
UNIVERSAL MOTORS
Compliments
of
3418 Stewart Avenue
HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA
WELDON'S SERVICE STATION
�ERVICE
Q ALITY
L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY
MA
ATTLEB RO
Cla
A H
ETT
Ring and Pin
Commencement Invitation
Diploma -
Per onal Cards
Club In igma
Memorial Plaques
Repre entative : Mr. ThaJ WJ!kin
2 26 Peachtree Street
ATL\NTA, GEORGI>\
LAmar 3671
VAL E
BEAUTY
'SAINTS"
Congratulatrons
Cia s of '53
F.
T.
JIM AND JERRE'S
Gnll
T.
Regular Meal
T.
]ERRE WILLIAM
Cia.
Complrments of
tewart Avenue,
'Trombone
E T,
Gwtar
i!TH,
Ba s
ax
Fold Brother
BREWER'S PHARMACY
923
Drum
THRAIU.. ILL,
C.
of ' 42
MITH,
'Trumpet
McC.>\RVEY,
H. "
583-B Central Avenue
JIM McLAUGHLI •
AR HER,
D.
Re taurant
Piano
IBLEY,
STANDARD SERVICE
. W.
RAymonJ 6123
Corner
tewart anJ North Avenue
CA-9449
1173 Lee
treet,
H .-\PEVILLE,
. W.
RAymond 5145
The Be t of erv1cc
.
G\
�1-Aima Mater. 2-"Miss Intellectual". 3-"Ragmop" Nix. 4-Wizard West. 5-"Buzzard". 6--Johnny
Davis, The Pie Cart, and a horse. 7-Besio, our own Beauteous Besio. 8-Donnie Williams, age 3,
ain't he sweet. 9-The flowers are on the bush-that's Anne Thompson beside it. 10-Smiling Spradley
shows her teeth. 11-Hearts beat for Mary Alyce. 12-King & Queen of The School. 13-Hail, hail,
the gang's all here. 14-Hoyt's sponsor "last year". IS-Senator Smith, class president. 16-Cheese·
cake, a Ia Whitaker. 17-Hall the Great-Lady Killer. 18-She uses chlorodent. 19-Needs his blinkers.
20-Miss Sue Cone in her working clothes. 21-Reading from left to right-Maypop, Mother Taylor,
Honeyboy.
�GEORGIA TECH
EDUCATES
Engineer , Architect , cienti t , and Executive
TRAIN
Air, Army, and Navy Re erve Officer
AIDS INDUSTRY AND GOVERNMENT
Research and Engineering Exten ion Cour e
FOR INFORMATION, WRITE
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH OLOGY
Office of Regi trar
Atlanta, Georgia
Courteou
ervice
Compliments of
SCOTT BROTHERS ' BARBER SHOP
ALAMO PLAZA RESTAURANT
579
2370
orth Ave.
tewart Ave., S. W.
Hapeville, Ga.
Work
lothe
hoe
Boots
McCOY HARDWARE COMPA Y
Hapeville High
EVANS ARMY STORE
Prepare Girl and Boy
"The working
mafl 1s
store"
for
ucces ful Living
�Comphments of
WESTBROOK MOTORS, LTD.
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
DODGE
TRUCKS
Large Enough to Serve You . . . .
. . . . Small Enough to Serve You
EAST POINT. GEORGIA
Use Your Credit
DIAMONDS
JEWELRY
•
•
DIXIE HIGHWAY EXPRESS CO.
"A SUPERIOR EXPRESS SERVICE"
W. J, LETT ... General Agent
800 Murphy Avenue, S. W .
Atlanta. Georgia
Telephone AMherst 3521
Easy Payments
WATCHES
SILVERWARE
STERLING JEWELERS
THAD B. REESE. SR.... Manager
Compliments of
TELEVISION SPECIALTY
SALES AND SERVICE CO.
579 North Avenue
Payroll Checks Cheerfully Cashed
150 North Main Street
East Point, Georgia
CAlhoun 6066
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
THE SENIORS
FROM
HAPEVILLE HARDWARE CO.
FAirfax 7878
Hapeville, Georgia
Best Wishes
David Vaughn
Pat Harmon
Willie Hammett
Charlotte Gresham
Tommy and Athene
Harley Thompson
Jean Ray
Bill Griffith
Janel! Upchurch
"Foots" McMurrian
Compliments of
GEORGIA AUTO GLASS CO.
Compliments
of
"GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES"
ELgin 1573
696 Bankhead Avenue, N. W.
Hapeville Tire & Battery Co.
�HAPEVILLE AUTO SERVICE
Compliments
451 S. Central Avenue
of
Hapeville, Ga.
CA. 92 76
CAPITOL FISH COMPANY
J . H. McDo nald
A. L. All en
HAPEVILLE WASHERTERIA
3483 fult on A, e.
Ila pt·\'illc.
Com jJ/iments
of
eorgia
P. B. MOORE
Cla 1:1. ce L. Du ncan. j l'.
Ope1a tor a nd
wn er
NORTON'S GROCERY
SOUTHERN WOOD PRESERVING CO .
CREOSOTING AND
Groceries- Fresh Meats- Vegetables
CREO-PINE PRODUCTS
QUALITY AND SERVICE
Atlanta P. 0. Station A
WE DELIVER
Treating Planks
642 Cherry St.
CA. 9321
Hapeville, Georgia
East Po int, G a.
Macon, Ga .
Chattanooga , Tenn.
�Congratulation to the
HILLTOP
from
THE CITY OF HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA
Frank R. Lea, Mayor
~lis-.
Barbara L e,
I rk
C. B. Bond", .\lderman at Large
•••••
Coun ilmen
. B. Bond
T. Perry J a k -on
Augu tu" Hil man
Tom E. Morri
�CAMPBELL'
WHERE IT'
RECE.
cbool Friend
Main
DRIVE I
ALL DAY
Meel lo Ea/
East Point,
treet
a.
Aubrey
A hfield Yarbrough
esbit
om p!imenls
STANFIELD MOTORS
of
HARRIS DEPARTMENT STORE
Memory of Quality Remain Long
After the Price Is Forgotten
550 Whitehall
Central Avenue
t.,
.
W.
Atlanta, Ga.
Hapeville, Georgia
B AND H QUALITY FOODS
Meat
Grocerie
Compliments of a
Produce
Friend
Live and Dres ed Poultry
Mary Helen
Blanken hip and Harri on
Annie Lou
1650 Jonesboro Road
Central Hardware & Appliance Co.
Best ll'/isbes
T.
ale. and
upplie
from
.. Pel
MR. & MRS. P. M. BARROW, SR.
upplies"
FA. 6682
623
entral A,e.
�GENERAL INDEX
A
Abercrombze Jewel
Adorns, Lorry
A in Anne
AI en, Gertrude
A mond, Pot
Anderson,
rozd
Anderson, Jerrell
Andrews, Chorlotte
Andrews Jock
Andrews Julion
Andrews, oncy
Antonopo1is, J. A.
Archer, Tom my
Alkew, Tommy
Aos in, Major
Au ry, Glendo
Auwen, Sergent
Averette, Moxine
34,49
39
38, 51
39
17, 51
34
36
38
36
36, 37
H
12
37 49, 62
35.45,49
40
17,48, 54
40
35
B
Bobb, An i o
17 42,48,49, so. 51 57
Lindo
36, 43, 49 51
Cho~les
17,4551,54
Jo I
36
Morgoret
38. so. 51
E. E.
10 12
Pot
33, 48, 50. 51,54
Babb,
Bo · ey,
Bo' ey,
Bo iley,
Bo er,
Boker,
Boldwin, Mory Sidney
33,43,48 49,50
Sorber Eu ene
39,5'1
Sorber, To~my
H, 42 ,49 51,59
Bornes, Billy ·39
Bornes, Jimmy
3'1,48
Bornette, B'lly
39
Bornette, Horold
39
Borrow Anne
17,48, 51 6'1,65
Borrow, Johnny
37
Borrs, Steve
37
Bor on Edno
38
Bor on Fron
37
Borton, G orio
H
Soskin, Lorry
38,'19
Boughmon Chores
H 'IS
Beo ll, Fror.
39
Beo rd, Lorry
36
Beord, Morgoret
33,48,'19
Beotenbough, Jerry
38, 39, 5'1
Beoumon , Ann
12
Beck, Corolyn
37
Bedford, Sondro
33 48 ,65
Bene zed, Mourice
36
Bennet, Richord
33,51,62,63
Bentley, Jimmy
H , 'IS
Berey, Bo y
39, 54
Besio, Po
18,43,48, 51,53,56
Beville Joon
35 54 65
Bighorn, Dick
33,'15
B ocki one, Elo ine
33 5'1
B o ock Beverly
36 51,53
B oloc , Lavon
33
B onkenship, Joyce
33, 'I) 48
B onkenship, June
3'1, '19
Bo es, Monroe
39
Boyd E'Tlmo Lee
18. '19 53,54
Broc ett, Lorry
33
Broden , E. C
37
Brod ey Ho e
37
Brod ey, Hoy
39
Bronnen, Rebert
17, 45, 51, 5'1
Bront ey, Morgoret
35. 50, 51
Broswell, Joann
39
Brewer, Roy V.
12, 61
Brogdon, Ronold
37
Brooks, Corolyn
18
Brooks, Joyce
37
Broo s, Paul
37
Brooksher, lsobel
39
Brown, Chorles
34, 35, '12 , 51, 58
Brown, Hugh
Compton Pot
19, 48,51 5'1
Cone, Sue
19, 50, 53
Conine. Peggy
H,48,'19, 50, 54
Conolly, Betsy
20, '18 , 50, 53
Conno 'Y Jonice
H, 48,'19, 50
Connolly June
39
Coogler, See
38 51
Corley, Mory Helene
20. 50
Courie, Mory
35. 50 51
Cox, Jock
33
Croig, Eorline
34
Croig, June
37
Crone, Bill
39
Crone, Deon
H. 45
Crone, Kenneth 20,43,45 49,50
Crowford, Fred
35
Crowford Louise
38
Crissmon, M. T.
13,57
Crowe, Peggy .
38, 49
Culbreth, Borboro
34,42,"18, 49,51 5'1, 59
3'1,49
36
36
33 49, 57
39
39
35,'12
36, 50, 51
12
38
38
36
12
39
38
38
18 50,52
39
.37
18, '18
Brov. n, enneth
Brown, Mory .
Brown, Sh rley
Brownin
Mox
Bryon, Benny
Bryon Jomes
Bryon Wilmo
Bucknoll Edwina
Burch Mrs. J. H.
Burde e, Elizobeth ..
Burel, Beverly
Burel, Edword
Burke, Don
Burke. Lorson
Burpee, Moxine
Bur , Solly
Bur on, Jock
Butler, Eugene
Butler Helen
But s, Buri
Butts, Edgar
32, 33,48. 49, 50,51,65
D
Dornel , R bert
Dov
B
ee
Dov
Coc ie
L0,48, 49, 50, 51,52 53
38
39
35,42 62
20, 51, 54
20,'13,49 50, 51, 53, 5'1 62
36, 48 , 50
35, '18 , 49
13 61
33 45
Dovis, Normo
Dovis, Sondro
Deck, L. L., Jr.
Deere, Wo ter
Demorest Jock
c
Collohon. Corle,.n
37
Camp Corole
33 48, 51' 65
Comp, H Ida
36, 65
Compbel , Wo ter
37
Compbell w;!liom
13, 62 63
Connon, otherine
38
Contrel Bron
33 45 49
Conup, Betty
38
Corlis e, Cloude
.36
Corlisle, John
35, 43
Corr, Gwen
19,5'1
Corr, Sue
36
Corter, Buddy
39
Corter, Corole
38,51
Corter, Ne ll
37
Coson, Lomor
19,50, 53
Costleberry, Mory Joyce
35
Cothey, Johnny
38
Cowthon, A~drey
33, '18 , 54
Cawthon, Horry
35
Cerny, Rudolph
35
Chonce, Jone
38
Chopmon, Bobby
37 54
Chopmon, Donold
19,49
Chopmon, Edwin
37
Chrones er, Emory
3'1, 'IS, 57, 62
Chumbley, Betty Jone
38
Clork Anito
35
Clevelond, Judd
H
Cobb, Jomes
19
Coggins, Chores
39
Coggin, Mory Ann
36,50 51
Co both, Donold
)'I 51
Co both, Emily
38
Co e, Joyce
35,50
Co e, Mory
33
16, 21 , '13 , '19 51, 53, 59,62 63
35
36,49 50,51
21' 57
10
39
37
3.6. 51
33,48 51
H ,57
13
37,49, 50
37,'19 50,53
21, 'IS , 57
39
38
36
37
37
38
37
36,51
35 45
Denney, Mory
Dennis, E.
Dennis, Jimmy
Derrick, Corolyn
Dodd Loverne
Dokey Jimmy
Dorsey, Jonet
Dorsey, Virginio
Doug oss, Jerry
Dougloss, Mrs. Nell
Dowdey, Jomes
Droke, Jonn
Droughon, Jock
D~nowoy, Myrno
D~ncon, Mory Ruth
Duncon, Mori lyn
Dunn, Horry
D~nn, Jerry
D~nson, Alice
Dupree, Chorles
Dyche, Emily
Dye, Dov•d
E
Eoson, Corolyn
Edinger Tommie
Elkins, Pou le tte
Ellis, Fronk
Ellis, Jone
Ellis Jerry
Ellis, Peggy Ann
Erg e, Gene
12-t
F
Fure1 , Don .
..33, 45 , 48, 49
Fieods Lorry
.35, 62
Flint, Austin .
H,45
Flint Wolloce
21, 45 ,49
Fo1ds Shirley
21 51
Fombey, Bobbie Nell .
37
Fosler Louello
38
Fountoin, Shirley
33, 49
Fowler, Jeonette
. 38
Frozier Shirley
37
Freelond Brod ley
36
Freemon, Ruth
33
Frost, Peggy
21 43 ,50
Fruit, Don H,48
Fruit, Emory
37
Furtodo. Chorles
33,45, 58,59
Flury, Don
39
38
33 45 , 49, 59
Dovis, Dole
Dovis, Douglos
D~vis Fronk
Davis, Johnny
Dovis, Lorry
33
12
37,51 58
Espy, Dorothy
Estes Bolly
)'I
38
35, 51
38, 54
37
49, 50
39
35
39
G
Gollmon Horo1d
35,42, 49,62
Gonn, Florence
37
Gonn, V'rginio
36
Gordner, Kotie Jo ..
36,49 51
Gorrell, Soroh
38
Garrison, Norris
39
Gosden, M.
36,51
Gozowoy, Chorles
34, 42 , 49, 51
Gozowoy, Mory
36, 49
G'bson, Arlene
H. 51
Gi bert, Betty
22,50
Gilbert, Jeonine
37
Golbert, Gerold
31
Gi Jeonette .
37
Gi s, Chorles
39
Gi 1 ord Lovern
39
19
Givens George
Goodw;n, Borboro
18
Goodw•n Billy
39 48, 58, 59
Goodwin, Jomes
34
Gosden, Betty
36
Grogg, Barbaro
37 54
Gronger, Coral
33
Gronqer, Joyce
48 , 49 51
Gronthom, Fronk
35
Gorrett, H. G.
17
Gray Billy
38
Green, Joe ..
36, 37
Green, Joyce
49
Greer, Lynn
38
Greene, Shirley
33,43 48
Greshom, Kenneth
22
Griner, Dennie
37 49
Griner, Doris
38
Griner, Joyce
37
Griner, Mory Groce
22
Groover, Donnie
Grubb, B'lly .
39
Grubb, Connie
22,51
Grun , Joe
Guest, Mory
37
Guffin, Gero d
37
Guthne, Francis
37
Gut~rie Henrie! o
38
�1
• • •
Uhere J pride o/ poJJeJJion
in a Portrait by . . .
VAN BUREN COLLEY P.S.A.
I
INC .
IN ATLANTA
30 N.W. TENTH ST.
AT. 6321
�GENERAL INDEX
H
Hoddod, Jocbe
37
Ho, Horold 22,48,49,51,53,59
Hoi J. T.
58, 59
Hohford, Morlene
36, -42
Hollford , Morwin
39
Hom Bobby
37
Hom , Shirley
Hommett, Doisy Jo
H. 48 50 54, 65
Hammett, Desselle
33, 51
Hommett, George
38, -48 , 51
Homme , Miss Morilucy
12,51
Hompton, Shirley
33, 48, -49 50
Hond, Sue
35 , 49
Hendley, Bill
39
Harbin, Virginio
3b
Horp, Freddy
H 58, 59
Horp, Goyle
33, -48 , 54
HMris Connie
36
Harris Claude
33
HMris, E sie
35, 51 54
Harris, Jone
36
Harris, Jonito
38, 53
Hor mon, Bz I
39, 49
Hortmon, Neil
33, 43 , 49, 54
Haynes, Dolores
35, 43 49. 51
Helms, Anito
38
Hems, Sue
35
Helton, ilo Moe
35
Hens ee, Betty Jo
23, 49, 51, 54
Hersche mon, Fred
37
Herschelmon, Sue
39
Hester, Mory
38
Hes er, Lnn
33
Hill, Dorothy
36
Hillbroth, Henry
H 45 , 48
Hixon, Art hur
23. 49
Hixon, MMy
26, 50
Hodgson Vero
23, 48 , 51, 65
Hogon, Froncis
H 48 . 49 , 50, 65
Hollond Florence
23, 49, 51, 54
Hollond. Fronces
38, 51
Hollond Louise
35, 51, 54
Holsenbed, Hoze
12
He t, Bill
35, 39, 45
Holt, Dole
.5 4
Holton, Dwight
H, 49, 51,59
Honeo, Cotherine
H. 48 , 51
Honeo, DM
39
Honea, Mory Fran ces
33, 51,54
Honeo, Pete
37
Hood Foye
38
Hood, Mo y Sue
38
Hood Shirley
39
Hope, Billy
33,45 49, 51, 58,59, 65
Hope L. W .
13
Hope, Jerry
49
Howard Roy
12,61
Hue oby, HMry
39,51
Huckoby, Jone
33
Huckaby, Lorry
39
Huffman, Miss Hazel
13
Hughes Preston
39
H unnicut Jerry
36, 51
Hunt Mory Ann
36
Hunter, Jerry
H 49, 54
Hutchins, Rosemory
37,54
Hutchinson, Ben
35, so
Hyde Tommy
33 -45 -49, 58 59
lngrom, Adr·onne
lngrom, Don
lngrom, Gwen
Ivester, Betty
Ivester, Billy
Irvine Phil
lvie , Betty
lvie, CMolyn
lvie, Geroldine
lvie, Mortho
48
49
33
38
39
39
38 , 54
35
38
J
Jackson, ChMie
23 , 49 , 52,54
Jockson, Deonno
35, 51
Jockson, Durword
36
Jackson, George
37
Jodson, Mory Lou
35.48,49
Jodson, Merriel
H
Jockson, Roy .
39
Jodson, Vivian
35
Jorrett, SMo
38
Jenkins, Alice ..
37, 48
Jenkins, Ruth
23
Johnson, Carolyn _
24
Johnson, Orode
37
Johnston Kenneth
35
Jones, Dolores
35
Jones, Jodie
36, 54
Jones, Jerry
24
Jones. Koy
38
Jones, Maidie Vonn
49 'il
Jones, Mort ho
36
Jones, Nancy
37
Jones, Phillip
37
JordM, MMilyn
24
J~ostice, Denno
33
K
Kog ik, Borbor11
Kog k, Joseph
Keener, enneth
Kelley, Harold
Kez ey, J11cque
Ke ey, Lor11yne
Kemp, Dovey
Kennedy, MorgMet .
Key, J11net
Kirby, Tommy
Kite, Joel
Kobres, Bo rbo r11
Kobres, Fred
Kromer, John
Ku~n. Jimmy
37
39, 54
39
33,42, 49
36,42, 53
39
33,49, 65
37, 53
59, 66
39
24
39
37
L
Landrum, C. E.
13
Lodrum, Myrna
36
L~wson, Miss Donna
13,67
Lowson, Gordon
39
Lowson LomM -----38
Lowson Mickey 38,39 49,51,59
Lee. Ruth
37
Lee, Fron
34,42,48
Lee, Mory Jo
35
Levy, George
Lewis, E~ogene
Lewis, Gerold
34
lewis, Jerry
39
Lewis Joyce
49
12
Linch J oe ll en ..
Lovern, John
Lovern, M. K.
Lucos, Jess
Lycon, AvMe le
Lynch, Lofoyette
Lynch, Noncy
35, 49
24. 43 , 49,51
13
H . 49
37
37
36
M
McColman, Joy• e
25,48 49, 51, 57,64 , 65
McConnon Elizobeth
50, 51
McConnon, John
33, 50
McCort, Shir 1
ey
. 38
McCorvey, Tommy
25,48 , 49 50, 53
McCullough, Wi mer
. 35
McDoniel, J'mmy .
33, 45, 58
McDonold, Bi l y
35 45, 49
McEzhonnon, Norris .
35
McKee, J mmy
39
Mcloughlin, Ponsy .
33, 48
McWhirter, Huber
25 , 43, 49
Mobry, Anne
35, 48 , 57
Mocon, Shirley
.35 , 49
Moinor, Doris
•. 36
Mainor, Jo Anne
33
Monn, Pot
33, 48, 57
MMser J. F.
13
MMks, Emmo Lou
16,24,42,49 50,51
Martin, Jone
50
Mortin, Joe
39
Mortin, Kenneth
.• 39
Martin, Lindo
37
Moshburn, Model ne
39
Moson, Dolores
38
Mossinghi , Joyce
25. 48. 51' 64, 65
Moys, Arthur
39
Moys, Gerold
51' 59, 63
Meodows, Coleman
37, 51
Medlock Raymond
.38
Meiton, Eugene
39
Miller, Dick
37
Miller, MMsho I
37
Miller, Pot
51
Miller, Rex
H 42
Mills, Clyde
36
Minchew, BMbMo
38
Minchew, Jimmy
35
Minish, Betty Jo
33
Minish, So y
25,65
Minix, Janet
33,49
Minor, Betty
38
M'tche Don
37
Mztchell, EdwMd
39
Moore, Boddy
37
Morgon, Edith
36
Morris, Jimmy
37
Morris, Lois
34,48
Morris, Virginil!
36
Murphy, Jocolynn
33 49 , 50
MJir, Serge11nt
40
Myer, Jimmy
33,49
N
Noftel, Mrs. Rebe, co
Neese, C~orles
Nokomuro, Sergeant
Nezll Jeonne
12,49
36
40
42,49
Ne il , Joonno
. 33, 35 , 48, 49, so
Newton, Neiz
37, 48
Nic • n Cloudette
38 , 54
Nix, Jo Anne. 25 , 48, 50, 52, 53 , 54
Norw• k J hn
37, 45
0
O'Brien, Shoryn
33 48,49 , 50
Odom, Bobby .
H
Odom, June _
39,49 54
O ' Kelley, Coro .
12
0 Kez ey, Gene
H
Oliver, Robert
H
0 Melio, John
35
0 Me•io, Kotleen
35
Osborne. Moxine
33
Osborne, Willie MM
35
O'Reor, Chorles W.
6, II
Owen, Jock
36
Owen, Wesley
33
Owen, Jeon
35
Owen, Wi son
33 , 49
p
Padgett, Jeon
Poge, Emory
Porhom, Fronk
Porker, Dophine
Porker, Joyce
Potti o, Bill
Potti1 o, Joanne
Poyment, Kothleen
Payne, Delores
Peerson, Ann
Peek, Frankie
Peitso, Gene
Peitso, Roger
Phillzps, Jodie
Ph lips, Jonice
Phzllips, Joon
Ph 1lips, Rodric
Pierce, Edward
Pierce, Robert
Pierce, Virginia
Piersol, Horry
Pilgrim, Jerry
Pilgrim, Poul
Pitts, Lassie
Porter, Violo
Powell, Evelyn
Powell, LomM
Price, Ted
Prichett, Shirley
Prui , Kenneth
Pruitt, Shirley
10
39
35
38
35
39
35, 54
37
26. so. 51
. 36
H, 51,63
35, 49
39
35,49
39,49
38, 51
H
34,45,59 63
37
37,43,49
38
35,51
39
36
38
33, 45, 58, 59
38
12, 57,67
58,59
26,51,65
R
Robideoux, Jeon
26, 49
Rogsdole, Jo Anne
38. 50
Rasmussen, Joy 33, 48, 49, 51, 65
Rotc iffe, Sue
36
Roy Bernard
36, 47
Roy Colvin
26, 42 , 45, 48 , 49
Roy Lucenio
35, 50, 51
Reed Pot _
H 48 , 49
Reeves, Geri
49
Reid Sue
35,51
Rheo, Tony
35, 54
Richards, BorbMo
51
Richards, ShMon
H 51
�GENERAL INDEX
Rickett, Donald
26, 49, 51, 59, 62,63
35 , 48, 49
Ritch, Verlyn
37
Rivers, Kenneth
37
Roberts, Jimmy
48
Robinson, Paula
37,48
Rodgers, Dianne
Rooke, Shirley
56
s
Sanders, Billy
33, 48, 57
Senders, D. L. .. -··· ...
35, 45
Sanders Ralph - - · - - · - · ·.39
Sandifer, John ··- ...............
Sapp, Barbara _ .... ··-26, 50
Sawyer, Thomes -··-·-·--· ...36, 39
Saxton, Jimmy
.37
Seynes, Patsy
Scoggins, Neil
35, 50
Searcy, William -········ 33, 45, 48
Sellers, Bobby ...................
Settles, Bobby _ . -······ __
3 7, 49
Settle, Billy
·---····-· 27, 45, 54
Sexton, Jack ...... -···········- ...............37
Sexton, Robert -· _
35
Seymour, Frank
.37, 45, 51' 63
Siney, Beverly
37
Shelton, Willard
39
Shuman, Mark
37
Shuman, Wade
27,43, 50, 51, 59,62
Sibley, Felix
33, 48, 49, 50, 57
Sills, Adrin
39
Simon, W. L.
37
Simpson, Nancy _
36
Sims, Carolyn
36, 50
Sims, Helen
38
Sims, Sammy
37
Sloat, Miss
51
Skelton, Beth
51, 54
Smith, Billy
39, 49
Sm1lh, Charles
16, 27, 48,49
Smith Donald
33, 58, 59
Smith, Doug 27, 48, 49 53, 54, 57
Smith, Elaine
35, 51
Smith, Esther
35
Smith, Fey ..
36
Smith, Frank
39
Smith, J. C.
33, 45, 51, 58,59
Smith, Jerry
27,45,48,49, 51
H , 51, 58, 59 , 62
Smith , Jimmy
49, 54
Smith, Joyce
Smith , Linde
48
38,51
Smith Mary
12,49
Smith, R. E.
Smith, Shirley ..
Smith , Suzanne _
38,49
Sneed , George _
39
Sneed, James _
H,49
Sorrow, Joan _
38,51 , 54
Souther, Nadine
37
Spivey, Harvey
.37, 62
Spradley, Marie _
27,48
Spratling, Frances
II
Stallings, Dot
_ .35, 49
Stallworth, Miss Blennie ........
13
Stembridge, Jerry
36
33, 65
Stevens, Elsie
Stevenson, Megilene
38
Stevenson, Ray
28, 43, 51,59
Stripe, Robert _
.34
H
Slonaker, Homer
Stone, Robert
16, 28, 45, 48,49, 50 51, 53,63
38
Stone, Ray
Slovel, Donne
37
Stovall, Jimmy
32, 33, 43 , 49, 51, 58, 59, 62,63
Strick.ond, Fred
.12,53,49
Strickland, Jeneenne
33,48,49, 50
38, 53
Strickland, Thomas
Strickland, Valerie
Stuart, Martha
38
Summner, Jimmy
37, 48
Sutton, Shelby ..
38
Swicegood, Connie
Sudderth, Miss Susie
13
Suttles, Miss Sarah ... . -·········· 13
T
Tolley, Christine
28, 43, 50, 65
Tolley, Mary
37
Tollman, Legoy ...... ...
33
Tomson, Neil
· -···-· ··-·· .35
Toylor Bobby _ .... ··.34
Taylor, Pot _
...33, 43, 48, 49 , 51
Taylor, Peggy ...
H, 48,49
13 , 54
Taylor, Miss Carol.
39
Taylor, David ..
39, 49, 53
Tedder, Jerry
Tedder, Tom
H 38
Terry, Pat
36, 48
Thompson, Anne
28, 49, 50, 53
Thompson, Jimmy
37
Thompson, Palsy
.33
Thrailkill, Tommy
33, 48, 49, 50
Timberlake, Lee
38, 49
Timberlake, Tommy
.37
Tingle, Ann
28, 48, 50, 51, 52, 53
Tingle, Bill
35, 45, 49
Tinsley, Frances
.36
Talar, Joyce _ ..
36, 42, 54
H,49
Tolar, Tracy -· .....
Toler, Worth
- 28 42, 45, 49
Tribble, Donald
37
Trollinger, Nellie
35
Tucker, Joann - · - - - ·
Tumlin, Sergeant
40
Turner, Nei
32 33 43,49, 50, 51 , 63
Tyler, Tommy
38
u
Uber, Wayne
Upchurch, June
37
35, 54
v
Vaughn, Belly
...... ·- 37
w
Waddy, David
Wade, G. W.
Wade, Sue
We., Kaye
36, 45, 49
H. 45
38, 51
__..____ 48. 49
Wallace, Charles ..
Wo11ece, Eleanor
Wo 1oce, Shirley
We 1er, Stephen
Waters, Dotty .
Watkins, Gero1d _
Watkins, Melvin ...
Watson, Janice
Welson, Sergeenl
127
29, 48,
H,
36 37, 49,
29,
29 37
33, 48, 49,
35
35
51
49
54
49
4!.
50
40
Weaver, Margaret
H, 49, 50
Weaver, Nodine
37
Webster, Elaine
.39
Wells, M1ss Mel lvino
13
Weinberg, Betty Sue
48 49 54
Wells, James
29 51 59
West, G lendo
29, 50. 53
West, Hoyt _
29, 43, 49 59
36
West, Jean
West, Judy -·-----···- __ 38
West, Paul D. .... ...
II
Wheeler, Wade
H
Whitaker Norma
30, 48, 50, 51 ' 52, 64, 65
Whitaker, Wolter
35
White, Merion
30, 43 51 , 53
While, Mrs. Grady
13
White, Norma . . . 30, 50, 51, 53
Whitton, Richerd
38
Wilkes, Bi ll y
37
Williams, Donnie
Williams, Johnnie
Williams, Manuel - · - - · -39
Williams, Mary Alice
31' 43, 48, so
Williams, Jerry - - - - - - 39
Williams, Roxanne
35, 48, 49
Williams, Donald
37
Wilson, Dorothy Anne
38
Wilson Ronald
37 48
Wise, Beverly
31,42,49 56
Wood, Jesse
33
Woods, Lois
37
Wood, McCoy
31' 45, 54
Wood, Olene
35
Wood, Virginia
38
Woodward, Joyce
37 42,49 51
Wofford Betty ..
35
Wofford Bobby 35, 45 , 48, 51, 59
Wofford, Donald
38
Wynn, Pattie
35, 48 49 50
y
York, Pearl
-·-·-·-····-----.3 7
Youmans, June (girl)
43,48 49 50,51
Youmans, June (boy)
4849,57
Young , Jerry
31 49 53,54
��ALMA MATER
The Hills of Hapeville
Oh, we love the hills of Hapeville High,
Where whispering pine trees sway;
Where azure skies surround thy halls,
And gentle breezes play.
We laugh and learn each day
With eager steps, or slow,
That sweep us to the rosy after glow;
To thee we sing in praise
And reach for goals anew
That foster dreams when we have said adieu.
For we love the halls of Hapeville,
Where cherished memories stay,
Where love and laughter echo still,
And softly fade away.
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Hapeville High School
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Hapeville High School
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