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����WILE E MURRAY, Editor
ANNE EMMERT, Bttsiness Manager
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College Park High
College Park, Ga.
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�PAUL R. LEWIS
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�To one whose guidance and understanding has increased the knowledge
of this Senior Class, we hereby
dedicate the Aries of 1954 to
Paul R. Lewis
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�Superintendent of
Fulton County Schools
Principal
Assistmzt Sttperintendent
A11ista1zt Pri1zcipal
Head of Social Science
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First AJiiJtant Supermtendem
Counselor, Mechamcal Drawing
Head of Language-Arts
Department
Head of Mathemattcs-Sctence
Department, (oach
�Commercial
VA
HARRIET Lo ·G
JOYNER
] Ollrnalmn, Radio Workshop
Physical Education
Dietictan
�MARILY. • LU "SFORD
Pb)Sical Education
Commercial
Dtstrtbuthe Education
FRANK MARSHALL
GLORIA MCLEROY
Distributive Education
Spanish, Geography
ETHELLE MONTGOMERY
SGT. FRED MORRIS
ALICE PAGET
HAROLD Scorr
Clerk
Military
Social Studies
Band
SGT. THOMAS SIMMONS
MARGUERITE SMETHERS
WALTER STEINHAUS
MANSON STEUART
Military
Commercial
Orchestra
Mathematics
MARGARET YARBROUGH
EDWARD ZACHERT
Horne Economics
Science
�Tommy
Donald
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Ellen
J une
Ira
Warren
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Shirley
T illie
Shuley
Bill
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Jean
Anne
"Buck"
Marvin
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Ruth
JoAnne
"Penny"
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�WILMA JEA
TRAVIS, Pmident
''jean"
To know her is to lot'e her
Y-Teens '49-'50; Richardsonian representative 19-'50; Sub-freshman Basketball team
'49-'50; Red Cross representative '50-'51; Play Day '50-'51; Choral Club '50-'52, '5 3-'54;
Jr. Woman's Club '50-'54; Anes representartve '52-'53; rudcnt Handbook Circulation
'52-'53; Board of Directors, School Savings Bank '53-'54; Student Council '53-'54;
Planning Committee, school movie '53-'54; Program Committee, Student Council '53-'54,
F. H. A. Club '53-'54; Industries of Georgia Convention '53; Ad Club '53-'54; Aries
Circulation Staff '53-'54; Typist for Aries '53-'54; Honor Roll '49-'54; President of Senior
Cla '53-'54, National Honor Society '53-'54; Outstanding Senior '54.
Ambition: To Like all, Love none, Stay single, Have fun.
lf/ill: I will my collection of cashmere swearers ro Janet Denney.
THOMAS JERRY LIVINGSTON, Vice P·mident
"Jerry"
The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.
Sub· freshman basketball ream '49-'50; Homeroom Vice President '49-'50; Red Cross
repre entative '49-'50, Nominating committee '49-'51; Jr. Hi-Y '49-'51; Stunt night
'49-'50; Tater Club '49-'50, "B" ream basketball '50-'51; Baseball '50-'54; R. 0. T. C.
'50-'5 3; Homeroom ecrerary '50-'51; C. P. Letter club 50-'54; Varsity Basketball '51-'54,
Hi-Y '51-'53; Vice-President Sophomore Class '51-'52, Key club '53-'54; Library Staff
'53- 54; Varsity Football '53-'54; Vice-President of emor Class '53-'54; Oursrandmg
Semor '54.
Ambitiotz: To sir on the middle of the equator sipping "One-Mmt Juleps" and singing
"Money-Honey."
Will: I will to James Castleman my supply of weight-plus, in hopes that it will help
him as it has me.
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MARJORIE LOUI E McBRAYER, Secretary atul Treasurer
"Punkin"
Glad eyes gleam and glisten.
Majorette '50-'52; Choral Club '51-'54; Manager of girl's basketball ream
R. 0 T. C. Sponsor '52-'53; Mind Your Manners Club '51-'52; Y-Teens '50-'51;
Council '53-'54; Wenr to Washington, D C. with band to represent Georgia
Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class '53-'54, Office Assistant '54; School Bank Staff
Outstanding Senior '54.
Ambitiotz: To go to Florida on a "pogo" stick.
lfl'ill: I leave my ability to spit through my teeth to Janice Denney.
'51-'52;
Student
'51-'52;
'53-'54;
PEGGY JOYCE WEST, Bmimm Manager
"Joyce"
Such joy ambition finds.
Choral Club 49-'52; Paper Staff '51-'52; Beta Club '51-'52; Transferred from Forest
Park '52, Student Council '53-'54, Planning Committee, school movie '53-'54; Program
committee 53-'54; F. H. A. Club '53-'54; Aries Circulation staff '53-'54; Typist for
Aries '53-'54; Business Manager of Senior Class '53-'54; Office Assistant '53-'54;
R. 0 T. C Sponsor '53-'54; Fashion Show '53-'54, Honor Roll '51-'52.
Ambition: To ltve pure; speak truth; and right wrong.
lfl'ill: I will my ability to stay out of class and make "A's" to Frances West.
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�ELI.!.
GRIFF! ' ADAM
''Pussell"
A cheerful temper joined with innocence.
runt night '50; Choral Club '.]9.'51; Rtfle Club '51-'52; Mtnd Your Manners Club
'51-'52; Sweetheart Conte t Candidate '51; rudent Col!ncil '52; Red Cross representative, officer '51-'52: Volley Ball Tournament '52; porrs Dar '53; Jr. Achievement '52-'53;
Y-Teens '53; F H. A. lub, oci·ll Chairman '52-'53, R. 0. T. C. ponsor '52-'53; Ad
Solicitor for Football Programs 53; tudenr H.wdbook ommmec '52-'53, Cheerleader
'52-'54; Board of Directors, School avings Bank '53-'54; Ad Club '53-'54; Aries Repreentative '52-'54; Jr. Woman's Club '50-'54; Pep quad '53.'54, C. P. Letter Club '52-'54;
Our tanding enior '53-'54, enior Play Production raff '54.
Ambition: For people nor to say I look like a ub-freshman.
lflill: To Janet Denney I leave my tnnocence, to be used with greate t care
MARVIN RAY AKINS
''Toe''
The force of hts own mind wins his way.
Varsity Football '50-'54; R. 0. T. C. Officer '53-'54; Color Guard '52·53; Junior Civitan,
President '53-'54; Track '51-'54; Fulton County Track Meet '52-'53, Outstanding
Senior '53-'54.
Ambitioll: To fly with the Marines.
lflil/: I, "sugar britches," leave my slow and bashful ways to my brothers following me.
GEORGE TURNER ANDERSON
"George"
Merit Wins the soul.
enior Play '54; Beginners' Band 49-'50, Choral Club '49-'50, '53-'54; "All- tate Chorus"
'54; Advanced Band '50-'54; Red Cross representative '50-'51, Military Band 50-'52;
Orchestra '52-'53; B-Team football '51-'53; R. 0. T. C. '52-'53; T.V. Forum Our World
Today" '52-'53, Varsity foorball '53-'54; Boys State representative '53; State Music
Clinic '54.
Ambitio11: To never hear that a "Hitch" got the best of a "Bell."
Will: I leave to two sub-freshmen my heart and my membership in the "Masons."
EZRA EUGENE ANTHONY, JR.
"Tony"
But men are men, the best sometimes forget.
Stunt ntght 49, R. 0. T. C. '50-'53. . C. 0. '51-'53; Library staff 53-'54; Orchestra
'53-'51, chool Savings Bank Teller 53- 51, entor Play Production taff '54.
Ambrtr011. To own a "barge pole" facrory.
ll''r/1: I leave all I have, which is nothing, to charity.
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�WILLIAM BELTER BALLARD
"Bill"
A lirrle roo wise, they s. y, do ne're live long.
R. 0. T. C. ' 9-'53; Football '52-'5 .
Ambition: To ee my little brother ask a girl for a date.
lFi/1: I leaYe my heart at PH til she >raduates next year.
BARBARA A
BEN 0
'Tillie"
An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.
Choral Club · 9-'54, tunt night '50-'51; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51, Rifle Club
'50-'51; Y-Teens '50- 53, Ram's Horn representative '50-'53; Girls' Ensemble 49-'54;
T. V. Forum, "Our World Today" '52-'53; Cheerleader '52-'53; R. 0. T C. Sponsor
'52-'53; Tenms Tournament 52-'54; Church Music Institute '53; Ad Club 53-'54; Aries
Circulation taff '53-'5<1; Jr Woman's Club '50-'54, C. P. Letter Club '52-'53; Advertising Manager of Aries '5 3-'54; emor Play '54; "All State" Chorus '54.
Ambitiotz: To live amid love and laughter.
Will: I, 'T. B.", will my braces to any unfortunate bird who has 32 teeth- all in front.
GE E FRA ~KLI
BET ILL
"Ge11e"
I have laid aside business, and gone a-fishing.
D . C. T. Club '53-"54.
Ambitron: To be a dictator in "Lower loboliva."
lVi/1: I leave my thought of teachers to future sub-frosh.
THOMA
ROBERT BINKLEY
"Rabbit"
Polneness costs nothing, and gains everything.
Ad Club !9-'50, R 0 T. C. '50-'54, Officer '53-'51, Re2 Cro representative '50-'51;
tudent ouncil ·so- S; Track Team 51, '52, '5·1, fanaging Editor, Ram ·s Horn '52-'53;
Choral Club '52-"5'1, President '53-"54; Jr Clntan Club '52-'5<1 Board of Directors
chool av10gs Bank '52-'53; C. P. Letter Club '53-'54, President of Junior Class '52-'53;
Hi-Y '52- 53, Varsity Football '53-'54; Outstanding SeniOr '53-'5'!; "All-State" Chorus '54.
Ambitro11: To live a life as well ..IS oach Badgett IS a coach, and see allege Park
beat "Valdosta."
Will: I leave my quietness in clas es to any unknown reliable Junior. ( P. R.)
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�PATRICIA ANN BLACK
''Pat''
Our character is the result of our conduct.
Basketball '50-'51; C. P. Letter Club '50-'51; Choral Club '49-'51; Girls' Ensemble '49-'50;
Girls' Track Team '49-'51; Red Cross representative '49-'53; Beginners' Band '49-'50;
Home Economics Club '50-'51; Hobby Club '51-'52; Y-Teens '50-'51, '52-'53; Library
taff '5 3-'54.
Ambition: To be a missionary to the Philippine Islands.
Will: I will my Cebu Palm Trees and nipa hut drawings to the art class.
BARBARA JANE BOATNER
''Bobbie"
l have been in such a pickle since I saw you last.
Choral Club '49-'52, '53-'54, Y-Teens '50-'51; Mind Your Manners Club '51-'5.c, Sports
Day in Athens '51-'52.
Ambition: To be an "old matd" and tun a "Bachelors' Home."
Will: I will my ability to barely pass Busine s English to some Junior who is "stupid"
enough to take it.
JANELLE BOWDEN
"Btrdie"
Let us drink and be merry, dance, joke, and rejoice.
Transferred from Gainesvtlle, Ga. '51; ecretary of Sophomore Class '51-'52; Vice
President, Homeroom '51-'52; Spores Day 51-'53; Tumbling Club '52-'53; R 0. T. C.
Spcnsor '52; Choral Club '51-'54, C. P Letter Club '52- 54; Treasurer of F. H A. '52-'53;
Y-Teen '52-'53; Volley Ball Tournament 51-'52; Ram's Horn Business and Circulation
Manager '53-'54; heerleader '52-'54; Tennis Tournament '52-'53; Pep Squad '53-'54;
Aries Dance Committee '53-'51; weetheart Contest Candidate '52-'53; Tri-City Journalism Conference '53-'54; rudent Handbook Committee '52-'53; Jr. Woman's Club '51-'53;
G. S. P. A. Convention '53-'54; Office Assistant '54, enior Play Production Staff '54.
Ambitio11: To be a "Bubble Dancer" and ''Cigarette Girl" at the Martinque.
Will: I do leave my nose to someone who will u e it as a bottle opener as I have.
SHIRLEY ANNETTE BRADBERRY
As for me, all I know is rhat I know nothing.
pons Day '52-'53; Library staff '52-'53, Red Cross representative '53-'54; Tumbling
Club '52-'53; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Varsity Basketball '50-'54; ub-freshman
Basketball Team '49-'50.
Ambitzon: To rai e Mr. Harris a Boy's Basketball Team.
Will: I leave my ability (?) to play basketball to Gloria Akins .
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�PAUL DEA BRADFORD
"Dean"
Like the watermen that row one way and look another.
C. 0. '51 53; Jr. CIVltan '52-'53; Rifle Team '50-'52; Track
R. 0 . T. C. '50-'53,
'49-'50; D. C. T. Club '53-'54; Secretary of ub-Freshman Class '49-'50; President of
Freshman Class '50-'51; Treasurer of ophomore Class '51-'52.
Ambition: To quit working for Daddy.
liVill: I leave my teachers to Gale.
HOWARD STANLEY BREWER
" ta1zley"
He said little, but to the purpose.
Board of Dlfectors, School avings Bank '52-'53.
Ambition: To search the world for lost !tbrary books.
Will: I leave the heritage of being tardy under Mr Felder to anyone in the Junior Class.
GEORGE CLINTO BRITT
''George"
Stlence is deep as Eternity; Speech as shallow as Time.
R. 0. T. C. '50- 53.
Ambitio1z: To get out of school.
liVill: I leave my place in detention hall to any junior.
WALLACE DAVID BROWNING
''David"
What should a man do but be merry.
Red Cro s representative '49-"51; Student Council '50-'51; School Savings Bank Staff
53-'54; Choral Club '53-'54; R. 0. T. C. '50-'53; Jr. Achievement '52-'53; Semor Play
Production Staff '54.
Ambiti01z: To prove LS MFT.
liV ill: I leave . . . .
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�HARU:
.t
"
EAL BRUCE
r ettl"
Full of tricks nnd always sly; he's a right good ole' guy.
Football '51-'54; Track Manager '52-'53; C. P. I.errer Club '52-'5•i; Choral Club '53-'54;
R. 0. T. C. '50-'53.
Ambition: To be chief hood and bartender for Freddy's night club, "The Martinique."
Will: To Joyce Hearn I leave my excellent grades and my ability to gee ouc of exams.
FRA~
CES LEVENIA BUTTRILL
"Smiles"
A smile makes the clouds roll away.
F. H. A. '50-'51; Girls' Athletic Club '50-'52; Red Cross representative '51-'52; Dramatic
Club '51-'52; Beta Club '52-'5?; Transferred from Campbell High '53; D. C. T. Club,
Secretary '53-'54, School Savings Bank Teller '53-'54.
Ambiti01l.' To be one of the best I. B. M. operatOrs at the First National Bank.
Will: I leave my smile to a certain Junior.
JOHN THOMAS CARTLEDGE
'Tommy"
The eye of each man ee but what it has the power of seeing.
R. 0. T. C. '50- 53, N
. 0. '51-'53, ub-freshman Basketball Team '49-'50; Student
Council '51-'52; chool a\Ings Bank Duector '52-'53; Varsity Basketball '52-'54; Ba eball '52-'54; Choral Club '50-'54; Tennis Team '53; Merri-Cricket Tournament '53;
. P. Lerrer Club '53-'54; Office Assistant '53-'54.
Ambition: To live a happy and succe sful life.
U"ill: To Ronald Peavy, I leave my ability co Sit on the bench during a basketball game
and not gee a "crick" in my neck.
JOH
MARVIN DANIELL
''johnny''
A faultless body and a blameless mind.
cience Club '49-'50; Clippings Club '50-'51; Art Club '50-'51; Transferred from C. H S.
'51; . C. 0., R. 0 T. C. '51-'53; Jr. Achievement '52-'53.
Ambition: To be. a flight rest engineer.
Will: I leave my ability co stick with one girl to Roger Godwm.
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�CLARA JOY DE ON
"Dusti'
Though rhi be madne , yer rhere is method in it.
Home Ec. Club ' 9-'50 ; Red ross representative '50-'51; Hobby Club '52-'53; Tumbling
Club '52-'53.
Ambitt on: To own half-imeresr in rhe "Ansle; '
W ill: I leave my lo\·e for fi · M.1ddox tO Wtnnic and Par.
ELIZABETH RO E DILLARD
''Bett)"
peak of me a:. I am.
Home Ec. Club ' 9-'52 : Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51 ; Y-Teen '50-'51; Red Cross
represem me '50-'51; Tumbling Club '51 -'53; Play D.1y '51-'53; Hobby Club '51-'52;
Libraq raff '53 ; Cia Ed1ror d Arie ' 53-'5-1, Ram's Horn raff '53-' 54 ; Tri-City
Journailsm Conference '53 ; G P '54.
Ambition: To become an English reacher ar C. P. H
Will: I will my long hair ro Mary Grace Palmvur.
BETTY MARGARET DREW
"Betty''
Eyes of unholy blue.
Hobby Club '50-'51 ; D . C. T. Club '53-"5<1 ; Tumblmg Club '52-'53.
Ambitio11: To learn ro keep my "Roberts" srraighr:
l'Vill: I will my good intentions to anyone who needs them
WILLIA f HOWARD EIDSO , JR.
"Bill''
If women interfere with work; quit work.
8th Grade Ba ketball ',i9-'50; 8th Grade Track and Foorball '49-'50; B-Team Basketball
'50-'51 B-Team Football '50-'51; R. 0. T. . '50-'52 Military Band '51-'52; Varsity
Basketball '51-'53; Ba eball '51-'52; Track '52-'54; Bo}S rare Repre entame '51; Varsity
Football '51-'52; All Region "Guard" '53; Honorable Mention "All Srate" guard '53;
Band '50-'51; Advanced Band '51-'51; Officer '53-'54; Fulton ounty Music Clinic
'53-'5'1; . P. Lerrer Club '51-'54; Key Club '53-'51; Aries ircutaric n Staff '53-'54;
Senior Play '54.
Ambitio11: To find the "one and only" besides me.
lVtll: I leave my ability ro get along wirh rhe reachers ro anyone who needs ir.
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�SA1 ORA JUNE ELLETT
"Sandy"
Friendship is love without his wing .
Choral Club '49-'50, '51-'52; Orche tra '52-'54; State '53; F. H. A. Club '49-'50;
Savings Bank Worker '51-'52, Violin quartet, 5th Disrria '51.
Amb;tion: To be 5' 2" and wetgh 112 pound.
Will: I leave my fiddle to some unlucky Freshman
chool
AN E EMMERT
''An1ze"
The less of routine, the more of life.
tunr night '49-'50; Curtis Campaign '49-'50; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Sweetheart onte t Candidate '51-'53; 4th place in '51; Vice President of Homeroom '50-'51;
Candidate ophomore Class President '51-'52; Y-Teens 50-'54; ecretary-Tre:.surer of
Group II '51-'52; F. H A. Club '52-'53; Ad Chairman, Srudent Handbook '52-'55 OCill
Chairman, Library Staff '52-'53; Alternate on T. V. Forum "Our World Today' 52-'53;
R. 0. T. . Sponsor '51-'54; Fa hion how '51-'52; Jr. Achtevemem '52-'53; Aries
Busine s Manager '53-'54; Ram's Horn representative '53-'54; Ad Club '53-'54; Red
Cro representative '53-'54; Aries Dance Committee '53-'54, Real E tare Board Essay
Contest '53-'54; Tennis Tournament '51; Girls' Ensemble 50-'5·1; Choral Club 50-'54;
Church Music lnstttute '53; Jr. Woman's Club '50-'54, rate Music Clinic '54; Senior
Play '54.
Amb;tion: To live and ler live.
Will: I will my ability to do things and be places on time to Caroline Evans.
CHARLOTTE ELAINE FARMER
"Elaine'
1mplicity and truth dwell in her heart.
Choral Club '19- 50, '51-'51, Y-Teens '51-'52; Mind Your Manners Club 51-'52, chool
Sav1ngs Bank Worker '52-'54; Teller 53-'54; Board of Directors '52-'5J ecretar}' and
Treasurer of Junior Class '52-'53; Jr- r. Dance Committee '52-'53, Indusm •.J Convention '53 54, Student Council '53-'54 Girls rate Representative '53. Secretary, National
Honor ociety '5 3-'54; Office Assi tam '54, Best Citizen '54; Out t· nding en or '54.
Ambttton: To someday have a home in rhe country.
Will: I leave my place in rhe Honor ociery to Beverly Griffin.
KE NETH FRI TOE
"Ken''
Come my coach' Good night sweet lad1es, good night.
B-Team ba ketball '50-'51, R. 0. T . Officer 51-'53; tudent Council '51-'53; Var iry
football '51-'54; Jr. Civitan Club '52-'54; Boys' tate Repre entarive '53; "All Region"
'52-'54; "All Greater Atlanta" '53-'54; Honorable Mention "All tate" '53-'51; Co-Captain
football team '5 3-'51; Manager, basketball ream 5 3-'51; chool avings B.tnk, Board of
Directors 53-'54, Corresponding ecretary, rudent Council '52-'53; Library Staff '53-'54;
Outsrandmg emor '54.
Ambition: To make a touchdown.
Will: I will my unfailing eyesight ro "Moro."
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�DONALD LEE GIB ON
''Don"
Better three hours lace than nor at all.
R. 0. T. C. '53-'54.
Ambition: To pass a chemistry test. (just one)
W1ll: I will my ability to sray our of trouble ro Charles Fishburn. (He needs it)
JACK QUILLIAN GLEA 0
"jack
Bait your hook well- this fish will bite.
Beginners' Band '49-'50; Military Band '50-'52, Track '51; R. 0. T. C. '50-'53; Red
Cross Representative '51-'52; Band '51-'54; Jr. Achievement '52-'53; Orchestra '53-'54;
Choral Club '53-'54, State Music Festival, Orchestra '53.
Ambitiotz: To play lsr Bass in the Atlanta vmphony.
Will: I will my curly hair co Mr. Harris.
JANE PETTY HAMMOCK
"]ani£!'
Good words are worth much and cost little.
Girls' Rifle Club '50- 51; Board of Direccors, chool Savings Bank '52-'53; Mind Your
Manners Club '50-'51; Jr. Woman's Club '50-'53; F. H A. Club '52-'53; Office Assistant
'52-'54; High School Bible Club '53-'54; Ad Club '53-'54; T V. Forum, 'Our World
Today" '54; Arr Ediror of Aries '53-'54; Senior Play Production Scaff '54.
Ambition: To never walk alone.
Will: I leave locker number 336 to any person who can beat the mad rush at 3:15.
JOAN E HARBIN
"]o"
My crown is called content.
Choral Club '49-'53; Mind Your M.. nners Club '51-'52, School Savings Bank Teller '53-'54.
Ambition: To gee my mother a SON-IN-LAW.
Will: I leave my grades in Engltsh tO some lucky Senior.
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�JUNE HEARN
"Bug"
Where 1dlene s is; she is not.
Homeroom Pre idem '49-'50; Sub-freshman basketball ream '49-'50; 2nd place Curtis
Campaign '49; Sweetheart Contest '49-'5 I, 5th place in '49; Aries Representative '49-'50;
Choral Club ' 9-'54; Girls' Ensemble '49-'54; Jr. Woman's Club '50-'54; Red Cross
Representative '50-'51; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Ad Club '51, '54; chool
avings Bank Teller '51-'53; Board of DirectOrs '53-'54; C. P. Letter Club '5 I -'54;
President, fo. H. A. '52-'53; Y-Teen '52-'53; Tumbling Club '52-'53; Sports Day '50-'53;
Volley Ball Tournament '52; Tennts Tournament '53; R. 0. T. C. ponsor '50-'52;
Football pon or '51-'52; Queen of Military Ball '53; chool pirit Committee '52-'53:
Churc.h Music Institute '53; Cheerleader '51-'54; Captain '52-'53; Cheerleader, Basketball
"All tar" game '53; Panel for Atlanta Christian Council '53; Ad oliciror for football
programs '53; Pep quad '53-'54; Library taff '53-'54; Office Assistant '54; State Music
Clinic '54; Editor mdent Handbook '52-'53; Girls tate representative '53; Associate
Edicor, Arie '53-'5•i; National Honor Society, ocial Chairman '53-'54; Honor Roll
'49-'54, "All-State Choru ·" '54; enior Play '54.
Ambitiotz: To do something what ain't been did.
Will: I leave my noiseless pencil sharpener to "Flush" Fletcher, who has bad nerves.
BUDDY CLARK HEMBREE
"Bttddy"
He hath eaten me out of house and home.
8th Grade Track Team '50, B-Team Football '49; C. P. Club '51-'54; Track Team '51-'54;
Fulton County High Hurdles Champ '52-'53; State Track Team '53; Varsity Football
'51-'54; Honorable Mention "All State" End '53; Honorable Mention "All Greater Atlama" End '53; "All Region" econd Team '53; R. 0. T. C. '50-'54; Color Guard '52-'53;
Officer '53-'54; Art Certificate '53.
Ambitto1z: To make my fortune and spend it before I get to old to enjoy it.
lf/il/: I leave my quiet ways to my brother.
ELIZABETH JANE HOWARD
"Jane"
Not too erious, not too gay; just happy in her own way .
. F. H A Club '50-'51; Girls Athletic Club '50-'51; Transferred from Campbell High '51;
High School B1ble Club '53-'54; Tumbling Club '52-'53; D. C. T Club '53-'54.
Ambttton: To be a "New" Person.
lf/i/1: I hereby leave my English ability for Mr. Warren to do with as he sees fit..
JEANNIE KAY JOHNSON
'Tad"
A sight to make an old man young.
Homeroom Pres1denr '49-'52; Girls' Ensemble '49- 53, Stare Music Clinic '54; Choral
Club '49-'5 , Sub-freshman ba kerball team '49-'50, Stunt N1ghr '49-'50; Tenms Team
'50-'52; 2nd place doubles, 5th District '51; Play Day 51- 52; Cheerleader '50-'52, CoCaptain '51-'52; Y-Teens '49-'50; Red Cross repre enrative '49-'50; weerhearr Contest
Court '49-'50; Candidate '50-'52; Transfer ro Grady '52; Basketball Team '52-'53;
Transferred back to College Park '53; D. C. T. Club '53-'54.
Ambition: To eventually learn what I should already know.
Will: In collaboration with Gloria Tarpley, I do hereby bequeath the ability to maintain
a life-long friendship to Grace Jacobs and Beverly Adams.
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�JACQ EL)
JO E
''] cf "
As she thmketh in her heart o is he.
F. H. A Ch.b ' 9-'50; Historian ' 9-'50, Pre tdent of Homeroom '50-'51, Choral Club
'50-'51, tudent Council '51-'54, 2nd Vice President '51-'52; Chairman of Orientation
Comn. ee 52-'53; Chatrman of Elec K. s Committee '5 ; tudent Handbook Ctrculation
'52-'5,, Emory Language Day '53
::tttonal Honor ociety, Vice Prestdent '53-'5tl;
c c ')1 v ngs Bank, Board of Direc u
53-'5 ; Indu trie of Georgia Convention '53;
rudy H1ll Monitor '53; Jr. Woman's Club '50-'53; Honor Roll '•19-'54; Outstanding
emor '54.
Ambztion: To go to Georgia and get my MR degree.
lFill: I leave my place in enior English- Gl dly!
CHARLE
LEWIS KEEI.I G
''Lewis"
Wtth the help of a urgeon, he might yet recover.
C. 0. '51; Track '52; Football '51-'53; Choral Club '53-'5tl; Hi-Y
R. 0. T. C. '50-5,
'52-Y; Fa hion how 53; C. P. Letrer Club '53-'54; Library Staff '53-'54.
Ambitton: For God to grant me the courage to change the things that I may change
and accept those I cannot. •
Will: I will my interest in the ''Radio Repatr h p" ro Espy Ball.
WILMA JEAN KITE
''ll:7ib... "
Sugar 'n' spice and everything nice.
Choral Club '50-'52, Y-Teen '50-'51; Mind Your Manners Club '49-'50, Office Assistant
'53-'54.
Ambitio11: To sell ice skates to rhe natives of Africa.
Will: I leave my place in Miss Maddox's heart to Carolyn Garmon.
JAMES CONNIE LAMB
"Contzie"
Say that I said so.
R. 0. T. C. '50-'53; B-Team Basketball '51 -'52; Jr. Achievement '52-'53; I.tbrary Staff
'52-'53.
Ambition: To graduate from C. P. H. S.
Will: I leave my broken heart ro B. W.
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�ZARREL V. !.A 1BERT
"Zarrel"
Such high bred manner , uch good natured wit
Student ouncil '50-'51; R. 0. T. C. '50-'53; Jr. Achievement '52-'54; Librar}
Ambrtiou: To become ch1ef life-guard at the Y\X'CA.
W'r/l: I will my gul cout badge to Dailey elfridge.
WILLIAM WARD LAWTO
raff '52-'53.
r
''Slob"
Though he was rough, he w~ s kmdly.
Transferred from orth Clayron '50-'51; 100-yard dash r e lass ' ' hamp '50-'51;
Fulron County Champ '52-'53; Region Champ '52-'5), t te Class "A" Champ '52-'53;
Georgia "All Cia s", 3rd place '52-'53; 220-yard dash. F I on County Champ '52-'53;
tate Class "A" 2nd place '52-'53; B-ream Football '51- 52; Var icy Football '52-'54;
Second Team All Region '52-'5~; "All Region" Back 52-'53; "All tate" 52-'53, Ourstanding Back on C. P Team '53-'51, "All Greater Atlanta" '52-'53; econd on the
Georgia A ociated Pre Team '52-'53, Touchdown Club "Back of the Week" '53-'54;
Jr. Civitan, ecretary '53; Outstanding emor '54.
Ambition: To make it at (Auburn).
lV' ill: I leave my half-back posicion to Dale Andrews.
JAME
EDMO. D LEE
"jim"
If I should fail my goal, cell all the world I tried.
Band '49-'5 ; R. 0. T. C. '50-'5); ~ . . 0. '51-'53; tudent Council 52- 53; Arie representative '52-'53; Key Club, V1ce President '53-'5-1, emor Play '5•1; Band Officer '51-'54:
Arie Circulation raff '53-'54
Ambitwn: To ee Miss Maddox get to class on time.
ll'/rl/: I will my ability ro get co chool on time to Bobbie Bell.
BETTY JO LONG
"Betty"
Lovely hair of candid flame.
Choral Club '49-'52; Y-Teens '49-'50; D.
T lub '53-'51.
Ambition: To get a de~ree wirhin 4 year .
\l"i/1: I lca'e my ability to control my temper while the reachers ler off steam.
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�SUE LANE LONGINO
"Lane"
Whose face is this so musically fair?
Stunt night '49-'50; Aries representative '49-'50; Honor Roll '49-'52; Curtis Campaign
'49-'51; Red Cross representative '49-'52; Girl's ensemble '49-'54; Girl's Rifle Club
'50-'51; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Best all round freshman girl '50-'51; F. H. A.
Club '50-'51, '52-'53; Y-teens '50-'51; Library Staff '51-'53; Fashion Show '51-'52; Play
Day 51-'52; Athens '51-'52; Tennis Tournament 51-'54; Choral Club '49-'54; Kiwanis
Panel '52-'53. School Savings Bank, Cashier '52-'53; President Handbook Committee
'52-'53; Pep Squad Organization Committee and member '53-'54; State music clinic '54;
WABE representative '53-'54; C. P. Letter Club '53-'54; Captain of Cheerleaders '53-'54;
Outstanding Senior '54; "All-State Chorus" '54.
Ambition: To get a degree m interior decorating at the U. of Ga. and find me an architect partner from a far western state.
Will: I leave my love for Georgia to any junior who will pull for them to beat Tech.
How 'bout it, "Chick"?
HAMMOND PATTERSON McCAIN, JR.
"Pat'' (ShuShtt)
He from whose lips devine persuasion flows.
Homeroom President '49-'50; 8th grade basketball team '49-'50; 8th grade track team
'49-'50; B-ream basketball '50- '51, Basketball Manager '50-'51; Varsity Basketball '51-'54;
Aries representative '50-'51; Golf team '50-'54, R. 0. T. C. '50-'53; C. P. Letter Club
'51-'54; Hi-Y '52-'53; Driving Rodeo '52; Key Club '53-'54; Student Council '53-'54;
Ram's Horn representative '52-'53; Tennis team '50-'51, '52-'54; Region 2-A tennis
champ '52-'53; Outstanding Senior '53-'54.
Ambition: To stay in one ball game without fouling out with Freddy.
Will: To Espy Ball I leave my promptness to school.
DOROTHY JANNA McCLURE
"Pttddin"
Nothing is pleasant unless spic&i with variety.
Sub-freshman basketball team '49-'50; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Sweetheart
Contest Candtdate '50-'51; Choral Club '49-'54.
Ambition: To give the Ford Plant competition in the making of cars.
Will: I leave my name of "Speedy" co R. L. Carr so it will stay in the family.
ELEANOR ANNE McNEELY
"Anne"
Never was a sincere word utterly lost.
Choral Club '50-'51, '53-'54; Librarian '53-'54; Library Staff '49-'50; Home Ec. Club
'53-'54; Treasurer of High School Bible Club '53-'54; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor '51-'52; Mind
Your Manners Club '51-'52.
Ambition: To marry an engineer.
Will: I will my ability to get along with Tech men to Janice Denney.
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�JOAN LEE MALOCH
"Cookie"
It matters not how long we live, but how.
Red Cross repre entative '51-'52; Y-teens '51-'52; Sweetheart Contest Candidate '50-'51;
Aries Dance Committee '53-'54; chool Savings Bank, Board of Directors '53-'54; Choral
Club '51-'52, '53-'54; B-ream cheerleader '53-'54; Mind Your Manners Oub '50-'51;
ub-freshman basketball team '49-'50; F. H. A. Secretary '52-'53; R. 0. T. C. ponsor
'51-'53.
Ambition: To be a "dog-catcher."
Wi/J: To Annette Fletcher, I lea\e my "snippy scissors" to keep her "ducktail" in place.
JOA,
VIVIAN MOLLOHAN
"]oani"
Be yourself, above all things.
International Play Day, Captain '51 -'52; Class Vice President 9 50 Dance Chairman
'50-'51; Girls Athletic Association '49-'52, Secretary '49-'50, oftball team '49-'52;
Captain '49-'50; Intramural Basketball '49-'52, Captain '49-'50. Co-C ptain '50-'51; Bus
Guard '50-'51; A Capella hoir '50-'52; ophomore Queen Candidate N. H. S. Carnival
'51-'52; Intramural Volleyball Captain '49-'52: Badminton Tournament 3rd place '50-'51;
Christmas music program '50-'51; Camera Club '50-'51; Red Cross '50-'51; Dramatics
Club '51-'52; Newspaper Reporter '50-'52; Transferred from Tokyo Japan American
High School '52; Ram's Horn Associate Editor '53-'54; Aries Activities Editor '53-'54:
Library Staff '53-'54; Play Day '52-'53; Tri-City Journalism Conference '53-'54; G PA
Convention '53-'54; Jr. Woman's Club '52-'53, Semor Play '54.
Ambition: To learn how to eat and sleep at the same time.
lf-'ill: I leave to all undercla smen a plan for a shorter school day and less homework.
HELE
DEAN MORGAN
"Ho1z
ey"
Yes, an' no, an' mebbe, an' mebbe not.
Choral Club '49-'54; Y-teens '49-'50, Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51.
Ambitio11: To marry a "Taylor" and raise little stitches.
Will: I will my good shorthand grades to Lucille Thompson.
ZILPHA ANN MORROW
''Ann"
Great is she who is above temptation.
Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Y -teens '50-'51; Choral Club '50- 51; Candidate for
President Freshman Class '50; T. V. Forum, '"Our World Today" 52; Student Council
50-"51 Honor Roll '49-'54; Tri-City Journalism Conference '53; G PA Convention '54;
School Savmgs Bank Teller '52-'53; Girls' State representative '52; Aries picture editor
'5; 54 R 0. T. C. ponsor '53; Library Staff, Vice President '53-'54; Ram's Horn Exchange Editor, Page Editor '53-'54; Junior Woman's Club '50-'54; Outstanding Semor '54.
Ambition: To be swamped by the "Crimson Tide."
Wrll: I leave hours of happiness and fun at C. P. H S. to other "Army Brats."
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�WILE E ROZELLE MURRAY
"lf/illie ''
The world belongs ro the enthusiast who keeps cool.
Girls Chorus '50-'51; Red Cros representative '51-'52; Y-reens, Charter Member '51-'52;
Homeroom President '51-'52; Devotional Chairman '51-'52; Annual Planning and Circulation Staffs '51-'52; Myers Park Masqueteers· '51-'52; Dramatics Club '50-'51; Transferred from Myer Park Htgh, harlotte, N C. '52, Red Cros repre entative '53-'51;
Choral Club '52-'54; Pep Squad '53-'54; Aries Dance Committee '53-'54; T. V. Forum,
··our World Today" 53; econd Place Di trier pelling Contest '53; American Legion
Oratorical Contest 54; arional Honor ociety 53- 54; Editor-In-Chief of Aries '53-'54;
Honor Roll '49-'5·1, Senior Play '54.
Ambiti01z: To be called something other than "Willie."
lf'tll: I leave my job as Ediror of the Aries ro any poor Junior who is as innocent and
un uspecting as I was.
JOH~
Y JIM PAPPAS
"]ohnni'
The longer the stay, the wiser a man.
Transferred from orth Charle ron '50; Choral Club '51-'52; Varsity Football '51-'53·
Track '52-'53; Ane repre entarh-;e '52-'53; C. P. Letter Club 52-'54; Jr. Civitan '53-'54:
Ambition: To rake "Ben's" place as principal of C. P. H. .
Wr/1: I leave the fire alarms ro Charles Fishburn.
SYBIL JANET PARKER
"Sybil"
She does her best of all that comes.
ub-freshman basketball ream '49-'50, runt Night '49-'50; Girls' Ensemble '50-'54;
Choral Club '49-'5·1, ports Day '50-'52; Fashton how '50-'51; Homeroom ecretary
'50-'51; Red Cross representative '50-'52; Girls Rifle Club '50-'51; Volley Ball Tournament '51-'52; Mind Your Manners Club '51-'52; Aries representative '51-'52; Y-reens
'49-'52, Student Handbook Commmee 52-'53; Jr. Achievement '52-'53; Tumbling Club
'52-'53; F. H. A. Club '52-'53; Church Music Institute '53; Majorette '52-'54; Captain
'53-'54, tate Muste Clinic '54, Pep quad 53-'54; Basketball Manager '53-'54; Senior
Play '5'!, "All-State Chorus" '54.
Ambitiotz: To be the caretaker of a flock of sheep.
Writ: I will my ability to earn a Basketball Letter to Pam Wiggins.
BARBARA ANN PAYTON
"Ltttle-bit"
Do unto the other fellow the way he'd like to do unto you- an' do it fust.
F. H. A. Club '49-'50; Choral Club '50-'52; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; D. C. T.
Club '53- 54, Tumbltng Club '52-'53; Y-teens 50- 51.
Ambition: To become a "Gann" and raise a lor of little "Bo-Bo's."
Will: I leave my ability to get along with ''Tony" to Katherine McDuffie.
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�HUGH QUINTO r PHILLIP
''Twenton"
Make mine country style.
B·team Basketball '49-'50; Football '50-'51; Tran ferred from Fayette County High,
Fayetteville, Ga. '52; D. . T. Club '53·'54; Ram's Horn representative '53-'54.
Ambitio1l: To play the part of Friday on "Dragnet"
Will: I leave all my good memories to my scrapbook-my head shouldn't harbor such
thoughts.
MYRNA PICKETI
"Myrna''
She is the mirror of all courtesy.
Girl 'En emble '50-'54; Choral Club '49-'54; Y-teens '49-'51 Jr Woman's Club '50-'53;
Jr. Achievement '52-'53; Ram's Horn taff '52-'53; Library St<~ff '53-'54; President of
High chool Bible Club '53-'54; "All- tate Chorus" '54.
Ambition: To do as much for others, ns others do for me.
Will: I leave my office as President of the High School Bible Club to Elsa Gerhardt.
ALVIN LLOYD PLEWS
''Alvin"
But the man worthwhile is the one with a smile.
R. 0. T. . '50-'53, N C. 0. '51-'52; Volleyball Tournament '51-'52; Basketball '52-'54;
Baseball '53-'5•i; FashiOn how '53; Tennis Team '53-'54; Choral Club '53-'54; C. P.
Letter Club '53-'54; Library taff '53-'54; Merri Cricket Tennis Tournament '53.
Ambition: To play basketball with Bevo France at Rio Grande.
Will: I will my ability to get along with girls to "Tooty" Bateman.
RUTH ANN PLUNKETI
''Rut hie''
Now I know what love is.
Mind Your Manners Club '50- 51, R. 0. T. C Sponsor '52-'53.
Ambition: To live a long and happy life with a certain boy by the name of "Ronald."
Will: I will my height to some 8th grader needing it.
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�ELEA~
OR JULIA PRENDERGA T
"Penny
Always smiling, always gay.
Choral Club '50-'51; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Girl Rifle lub '50-'5 I, Y-tecns
'50-'51; Ad Club '50-'51; Jr. Woman's Club '51-'54; Honor Roll '50-'54; R. 0. T. C.
Sponsor '52 and '5·L weetheart omest Candidate '50-'53; Student Handbook Circulation
'52-'53; P.-T.A. Play '50-'51; Library tafT '52-'5-1, ecretary '53-'54; Red Cross representative '53-'54; Journalism Clinic at Hapeville '53; F. H. A. Club '53-'5-1; Assi tam
Ca hier, Board of Directors of School Savings Bank '53-'54; Vice President Candidate
'53-'5·1; Page Editor of Ram's Horn 53 54; Feature Ediror of Aries '53-'54; 1 ational
Honor ociety '53-'54.
Ambrt• 11· To see the Auburn "War Eagle " beat "Barna" and wreck "Tech."
lVzll: I leave my ability to fall at an attractive man's feet to Caroline Evans.
WILLIAM GEORGE RAINOUARD
'Billy''
A true, modest fellow.
Choral Club '49-'54; R . 0 . T. C. '5 0-'53; B-team football '50; Track team '51-'54; Hi-Y
52-'53,
C. 0 . '51-'53; In best drilled company at County Competition '51.
Ambitzon: To become president and philosopher of the ditch-diggers of Red Oak A. & M.
Will: I leave my ability to be ignorant to anybody.
SHIRLEY WAND! RAMSEY
'Ramsh'
Where beauty is, there will be love.
Candidate "Miss College Park High" '49; Tater Club '49-'50; R. 0 . T. C. Sponsor '49.
'50, '51, '53; Choral Club '48-'54; Mind Your Manners Club 50-'51; Girls Rifle Club
'50-'51; Girls Ensemble '51-'54; C. P. Letter Club '5 1-' 53, Ram 's Horn Staff 52 53;
F. H. A. Club '52-'53; Y-teens '52-'53; Cheerleader '51-'53, Co Captain 52- 53, School
Savings Bank Teller '53-'54; Aries representative ' 53-'54; Rams Horn repre enr«nve
'53-' 54; Library off '53-'54; Jr. Woman's Club '49-'54; Church Music Institute '52-'53;
Pep Squad '53-'51, tudenr Handbook Committee '52-'53; Aries Dance Committee
Chairman '53-'5·1; State Music Clinic '54; Ad Club '53-'54; Aries Advertising Manager
'53-'54; Senior Play Production Staff '54; "All-Srare Chorus" '54.
Ambitio1z: To laugh the best, last, and loudest
Will: I leave with Pain and Cangie and head for "P. C."
SHIRLEY WAND! RAMSEY
''Ramski"
Where beauty is, there will be love.
Candidate "Miss College Park High" '49; Tater Club '49-'50; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor '49,
'50, '51, '53; Choral Club '48-'54; Mind Your Manners Club 50-'51, G1rls' Rifle Club
'50-'51; Girls' Ensemble '51-'54; C. P. Letter Club '51-'53; Ram's Horn Staff '52-'53;
F. H. A. Club '52-'53; Y-teens '52-'53; Cheerleader '51-'53, Co-Captain '52-'53, School
Savings Bank Teller '53-'54; Aries representative '53-'54; Ram's Horn representative
'53-'5•1; Library Staff '53-'54; Jr. Woman's Club '49-'54; Church Music Institute '52-'53;
Pep quad '53-'54; Student Handbook Committee '52-'53; Aries Dance Committee
Chairm n 53-'54, Stare Music Clinic '54; Ad Club '53-'54; Aries Advertising Manager
'53-'5· Senior Play Production Staff '54; "All-State Chorus" '54.
Ambttt n: To laugh the best, last, and loudest
Will: To Pam Wiggins, I leave my suntan lotion in hopes that she will carry on the
"nigger parade."
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�L
·cy
JEAN SHACKL !FORD
''jeanie"
If you want a good rime, then give something away
Y-teens '49-'50· Band '-19 '51· M ' d y
~f
• •
.
'50 ·s' 1 C
: '
tn
our !> anners Club 50- 51· Sweetheart onte t
Ca d . J
·
·
A nb.tuate. T - '· ampatgn M anager, entor El ecnon ·53; Office ' Assistant '53-'54
.
.
;~ :11012. o marry ~ · certatn Armstrong named Edward.
·
W til. I leave th happtest year of my life- my entor year.
JAME
RONAJ.D
HEPHERD
"Romzie"
The deeds of a leader shall live.
ub-freshman Class President '49-'50, Freshman Class Vice President '50-'51; Be t All
Around Fre hman Boy '50-'51; Student Council '51-'54; R. 0 . T C. '50-'53; Officer
'51-'5 3; Sophomore Class President '51-'52; B-ream football '50-'51; Varsity football
'52-'53; School avings Bank, Board of Directors '52-'54; Vice President '53-'54; Junior
Class Vice President '52-'5 3; Jr. Civitan '5 3-"54 ~ arional Honor ociety, Trc, surer
'53-'5<1; WABE representative '53.'54; Library Staff 53 54, Boys tate representative
'53; Honorable Mention, All Greater Atlanta· and "All State" '53· C. P Most Valuable
Player '53; Outstanding entor '54.
Ambitzo11: To be chief ta ter in the world's largest pie facrory.
lf/ill: To Ne l Barronton, I bestow my towering height.
HINHOLSTER, JR.
"Horace'
A crazy mixed-up drummer
Band 49-'50, St;.,.te Music Festival '49-'50; Ht-Y 19-'50,
ational Band Convene ion
'49-'50; Transferred from Jordon Vocational High chool, olumbus, Ga. '51; R. 0 . T C.
'51-'53; Military Band '51-'52; Dance Band '51- 52, Fulton County Music Clinic '50-'51;
pores Editor of Rams Horn '53-'54; Orchestra '51-'52; Tri-Ciry Journalism Conference
at Hapeville '53-'54, G PA Convention at Athens '53-'54.
Ambitiou: To know ho"' Kilroy" got there first.
lf/ ill: I will my drum sticks ro Jimmy Croley.
HORACE
MARY ELEANOR MITH
"Eleauor"
Thoughtfulne s that never ceases.
Home Ec. Club '·19-'51, Stunt tght '49-'50; Choral Club '50-'52, Y-teens '50-'52, chool
Savings Bank Teller '51-'52; High chool Bible Club '52-'53; D C. T. Club '53-'54.
Ambitio11: To equip every Eskimo wtth a sombrero.
Will: I leave my Engli h abiliry to Miss Maddox and Mr Warren.
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�CAROL LYNN TEVEN
"KA"
A touch of art adds tO the day.
Library taff 49-'50, '52-'54; Awst '53-'5 1; Jr. Achievement '52-'51, Secretary '52-'53;
Delegate OJH '52-'5 ; Y-teens '49-'50; Gtrls Rifle lub ' 9-'50; D.
T Club '53-'54;
Tumbhng Club '52-'53; Ad Club '53.'54.
Ambitton: To see Mi s Jones married.
Will: To orne serious ophomore I leave my ability to make a joke of anything.
DOROTHY JEAN TINCH OMB
jean
Life is too short; why worry?
tudent Council '49-'50; Glee Club '48-'50, Y teens 18- 51, Cheerleader · 9-'50; TransC. '50, Sweetheart Contest andidate '51,
ferred from Hugh Morson High in Raletgh,
find Your Manners Club '50-'51; Jr- r. Decoratmg Committee '53; D. C. T. Club '53-'54.
Ambition: To prove that I know more than I'm given credtt for knowing.
Will: I will all my tardy excuses to Pat Hanes, hoping she can use them.
ADD A LIE RO ETTA STRATTON
"Addie"
She is justified in individuality.
Choral Club '50-'51; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Girl's Rifle Club '5 0-'51; Y-teens
'50-'51, Ad Club '50-'51, Jr Woman's lub '50-'51; Honor Roll 50-'51, Student Handbook Circulation '52-'53, VICe President Candidate '53; F. H. A. Club 53-'54; Library
raff '53-'54.
Ambitio11: To be a psychiatrist in a pottery factory and take care of the crackpots.
Will: I will my big ·brown eyes to Kay Miller.
GLORIA ANNETTE TARPLEY
''Glo"
Music is well said ro be the speech of angels.
Choral Club '49-'54; Gtrls' Ensemble '49-'50; State Music Clmic '54, Sub-freshman
basketball team '49-'50; Stunt Ntght '49; Y-teens '49-'50; Red Cross representative
'49-'51: weethearr ontest Candidate '49-'52; Homeroom Officer '19- 51; Tennis Team
'50-'52; Second Place Doubles, 5th District Tournament '51; Play Day '51-'52; Feature
Ediror of Ram's Horn '52-'53; D. . T. Club '53-'54.
Ambition: To learn to utilize my facilities in order to obtain the three "M's"-a man,
money, and mentality.
Will: In collaboration with Kay Johnson, I do hereby bequeath the ability to maintain
a life-long friendship to Grace Jacobs and Beverly Adams.
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�RAYMO D RAYFORD TATE, JR.
''Rayford''
He most prevails who nobly dares.
Baseball ream '52-'5•1; R. 0. T. C. '50-'54; N. C. 0. '52-'53; Officer '53-'54; C. P. Letter
Club '52-'54; Key Club '53-'5•1; Volley ball tournament '51-'52.
Ambitton: To be like "Pogo" and take things easy.
Will: I leave my good behavior and ability to get along with the teachers to Ronald Peavy.
AL 1A
ELL TERRY
e/lie"
As fresh as when the first sun rises.
Bogart High; F. H. A. Club '49-'50; Basketball team '50-'51; Transferred to Brown High
'51; Y-reens '51-'52; cience Club '51-'52; Transferred ro College Park '53; Choral Club
'5 3-'54.
Ambition: To be an eye doctor in a needle factory.
Will: I will my rumbling ability to Betty Jo Yarbrough.
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FREDERICK ERWI THOMAS
"Capo11e''
A little nonsense, now and then, is relished by the wisest men
Library Scaff '49 '50, ub freshman basketball team '49-'50; Vice President, Sub-freshman
class '49-'50; Tater Club '49-'50, Nominaung committee, class officer '50-'52; Red Cross
representative ' 9-51 Jr. Hi-Y '49-'51; r Hi-Y '51-'53; Intermediate Band '49-'51;
C. P. Letter Club '50-'54, R. 0. T. C. '50-'53, Advanced Band '51-'54; President '53-'54;
Key Club '5 3-'54; B-ream Football '52-'5 3; Varsity Football '5 3-'54; Varsity Basketball
'52-'5 ; Baseball ream '50-'54.
Ambitio11: To own the "Martinique" Club and sip more than Jerry does.
lfl ill: I will my ability ro enjoy life ro any deserving underclassman.
DO ALD THOMPSO
"D. T."
He loved the game beyond the prize.
8th Grade Football Team 'ti9-'50; 8th Grade Track Team '49- 50; B-ream Football '50-'51;
R. 0. T. C. '50-'5,,
C. 0. '51-'52; Track Team '51-'54; Varsity Football '51-'54; C. P.
Letter Club '51-'5 l, Fulron County Track Meet '51-'52.
Ambitio11: To be as uccessful in life as Coach Badgett has been a a coach.
Will: I leave my seat by Miss Maddox in Bu iness English ro any junior who can't keep
his mouth shut.
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�CAROLYN THORNTON
''Rover"
I would my horse had the speed of her tOngue.
Choral Club '49-'51; Basketball Team '50-'51; F. H. A. Club '49-'51; Transferred from
outhwe t High '51; Choral Club '51-'52; Red Cross representative '51-'53; Ad Club
'53-'54; D. C. T. Club '53-'54.
Ambitio1l: To always be the ex eption tO every 'Rule"
lf/ill: I leave my temper to Mi s Maddox, to d1spose of as she sees fit.
BEVERLY AN TRAVIS
"Bev"
Thrifty and thoughtful of others.
Softball Team '49-'50, Sub-freshman Basketball Team '49-'50; Y-Teens '49-'51, '52-'53,
Trea urer '49-'50; ecretary '50-'51, weetheart Contest '49-'50; Homeroom Officer
'49-'50; Cheerleader '50-'52; Captain '51-'52; rudent Council '50-'54; Varsity Basketball
'50-'54; Choral Club '51-'54; chool <.v1ng Bank Teller '51-'52; Board of Directors
Cashier '53-'54; Richardsonian representative 19-'50: Red Cross representative '51-'52;
'53-'54, Vice President '51-'52; R. 0. T. C. ponsor 52-'54; F. H. A. Vice President
'52-'53; Junior Class Business Manager '52-'53, Football Sponsor '52-'53; rudent Council
Delegate tO Convention at Macon '52-'53; Aries Sports Ed1tor '53-'54; C. P. Letter Club
'50-'54; Pep Squad '53-'54; ational Honor Society '53-'54; President, Jr. Woman's
Club '53-'54, ports Day '52-'53: Student Handbook Committee '52-'53; Fa hion Show
'53- 54; Volley Ball Tournament '51- 52, Tumblmg Club '52-'53; Chairman, School
Spirit Committee '53-'54; Outstanding Senior '54, SeniOr Play '54.
Ambitio1l: To add two "R.N.'s" tO my name.
Will: I leave the most wonderful five years of my life.
MYRL JANE TRAVIS
"Jane"
Dress Doth make a difference.
Y-Teens '49-'50; Aries representative '49-:50, ub-freshman Basketball Team '49-'50; Ad
Club '49- 50, '53-'54; Play Day '51-'52; Choral Club '51-'54; Board of D1rectors of
School avmgs Bank '52-'53; rudem Handbook Circulation '52-'53; Jr Woman's Club
'50- 54; F. H. A. Club, Public Relations Chairman '53-'54; Tri-City Journalism Conference at Hapeville 53-'54, SPA Convention at Athens '53-'54; Production Manager
of Ram's Horn '53-'51, Circulation taff of Arie '53-'54; Typi t for Aries '53-'54.
Ambition: To learn more and more about less. •
lf/ ill: I will my collection of cashmere sweaters to Janice Denney.
HELEN VIRGINIA VE SELL
"Helen"
As pure in thought as angels are.
Choral Club '49-'53, Sub-freshman Basketball Team '49-'50; D. C. T. '53-'54.
Ambition: To get my "MRS" from a certain banker.
Will: I leave my friendsh1p With Mis Maddox tO any Junior who takes shorthand.
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�ANITA JO VJCKERY
"ATlita''
he 1 the foundation of honor.
Home Ec. Club '49-'50; aminated for wecrheart Contest Candidate '50; Honor Roll
'49-'50; Choral Club '50-'51; rommating Committee, cudenr Council '50-'51; Class
Officers '51-'52; Jr. Woman's Club '50-'54; Student Handbook Circulation '52-'53;
School avings Bank Teller '52-'54; Class Officer Candidate '53-'54; Library Staff '53-'54;
F. H. A. Club '53-'54.
Ambition: ot to have a "Rickochet" romance.
Will: I leave my place as a enior, to any deserving junior.
BETTY JANE WALLACE
''Betty"
Come What May.
Y-Teens '49-'50; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Majorecte '50-'51; Band '50-'51;
D. C. T. Club '53-'54.
Ambition: To learn to ski in the mountains of West Virginia.
Will: I leave my ability to get "C's" in conduct ( don'no w'at for) to my sister Brenda.
TOMMY HENRY WIGGINS
'Tommy"
Modesty becomes a young man.
Football '48-'53; R. 0. T. C. '49-'53; Officer '52-'53; C. P. Letter Club '52-'53; Track
Team '51; Jr. Achievement '52-'53; Choral lub '51-'54, Vice Prestdent '53-'54; State
Music Clinic '53-'54; Stare Tack Meet '51; enior Play Production taff '54· "All-State
'
Chorus" '54.
Ambitio1l: To sell my coin collection for 2000.00.
Wt/1: I leave my u ed flash bulbs to Thur Turner.
ALICE JOANNE WIGLEY
"']oaune"
A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.
F. H. A. Club '49-'50; Richardsonian representative '49-'52; Choral Club '50-'54; Girls'
Ensemble '50-'54; Mind Your Manners Club '50-'51; Aries representative '50-'53, por•s
Day '50-'53; "Miss College Park" Candidate '50, '51, '53, Third Place '53; Rams Horn
repre entative '51-'53; chool Savings Bank Teller '51-'53; Board of Directors '52-'53;
Pep quad '53-'54; Editor of Ram's Horn '53-'54; Cheerleader '53-'54; C. P. Letter
Club '53-'54; Church Music Institute '53; rate Music Clinic '54; Aries Dance Committee '53-'54; Office Assistant '53-'51; Volley Ball Tournament '51-'52; Tri-City Journalism Conference '53; G. S. P. A. Convention '53-'54 enior Play Production Staff '54;
"All- tate Chorus" '54.
Ambition: To never have to write a "Dear John" letter.
Will: I will nothing to Buddy because I don't have anything he wants.
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�BARBARA ANN WILSON
"BabJ''
And eem a saint when most I play the devil.
·'50; Tr, n ferred from mith High '51; D. C. T. Club, Vice President
horal lub '
'53-'54.
Ambition: To become the bride of a certain banker.
Will: I leave all my "intention " to a certain juntor girl.
WILLIAM WALLACE WOODS
"Bill''
To be trong is to be happy.
8th Grade Football Team '49-'50, tunt Night '49-'50; 8th Grade Basketball Team '49-'50;
B-ream Football '50-'51; Manager Basketball Team '51-'52; Varsity Football '51-'54;
Track '51-'53, '53-'54; Fulton County Track feet '51-'52; R. 0. T. C Ofhcer '53-'54;
Hi-Y '51-'52; Jr. Civitan '52-'54; C. P. Letter Club '51-'54; Boy's Fashion Show '52-'53;
"All-State Tackle" '53-'5•1; "All Greater Atlanta" '53-'54; "All Region" '52 51, Basketball
core Keeper '5 -'54; <>· aptain. Fo tball Team '53-'54; C. P. Outstanding Lineman
'53-'54: Band '51-'52: Out tandin en or '54.
Ambitiotz: To let others see Jesus tn me.
Will: I leave my ability to kip school and get caught to "Dud" Haynes.
RONALD EDWARD WOODS
"Beany"
A better friend is hard to find.
chool Savmgs Bank Staff '52-'51; R 0. T. C. '50-'51; Jr. Achtevement '52-'53; Choral
Club, Secretary and Treasurer '53- 5·1
Ambitrrm: To be chief piano player tn Freddie's night club, and ha,·e "Good Loving"
for our theme song.
Will: I leave my warm place in Mrs. Cochran's detention hall to Espy BalL
WALTER WILLIAM WURFEL
''Walt"
The man of wisdom is the man of the world.
Advanced Band '49-'5-1; R 0. T. C. '50-'53: Military Band '49-'52; Orchestra '57-'54;
Aries Circulation Manager '53-'51; T. V. Forum, "Our World Today" '53
enior
Play '54.
Ambition: To live happily ever after-in Caltfornia.
Wrll: I leave my ability in Larin to any unsuspecting Freshman.
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�PENNY PRENDERGAST
NELL TERRY
RAY AKI S
TI LLIE B ENSON
}OYCE WEST
SHIRI. EY RAM EY
CAROL STEVENS
]OY DENSON
JACKIE jONES
}UNR HEARN
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�AROLINE EVA.',
GLORIA AKI. ·
Serrctary
V icc-pr srdent
u:
Vtce preitdetJt
)HRRY H
IIIRLflY }0
I·
Rusin rs •'lgr
jAMES
CA TLF.fA.
President
Beverly Adams
Dale Andrev.s
F.spy Ball
David Barnette
~eal Barroncon
Betty Baxter
Bobbie Bell
Wanda Benefield
hirley Bennecc
Janelle B neon
Tommy Blunt
Terry Boyd
Carol Boyer
Carol Bradford
Wayne Brown
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�hirley Buckelew
.Madelme Burnette
Carol Callier
Vangie Carruthers
Bill Conley
Thomas Cooper
Patsy Crawford
Tom Curttn
Btlly Dame!
Janet Denney
Janice Denney
Joyce Dotson
Doug Fincannon
Annette Fletcher
Noel Foster
Carol Jean Fox
Carolyn Garmon
Elsa Gerhardt
Roger Godwin
Jean Gribble
Carol Herod
Ronald Horton
Gregory Ivester
, h~rley Jackson
lartha Johnston
]e n LewiS
Charle Livin ston
Joe :.tcDuffie
Kathenne ..\lcDuffie
Robert :.tcElroy
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�Ro. well l !a this
Kay Miller
Ginger :'\fitchell
Eddie :.robley
Lc\\ is • foore
Jere Muon
Betty O'Hara
Ann Oxford
Bobby Oxford
:\farcha Pratt
Barbara Prestage
Plato Rhyne
Dot Rodenmayer
James Rooks
Linda Schotield
Dailey Selfridge
Chick Shelnutt
Bobby Sheperd
Dewm Smith
Ginny Stevem
Albert tory
Curlene udduth
J uaretta Tate
Edd1e Terry
Carl Thornton
Larry Walker
Geraldine Ware
Lucia Whitman
Pam W1ggms
Paul Wiley
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�Life of the Pany
Real Ladies!
Pull Harder
Joyce 'n' Tippy
�)l.t tY MA 0
RICHARD GARRI!1
President
K!i! ·.'liTH
r
ecr tary
BILLY Bow N
TreaJurer
lcL!i. ~o. ·
Vice-president
Eridene Adams
Wen dell Adams
Don Alexander
Patsy Allen
Beverly Alsing
Donnie Amos
Kenneth Arnold
Ann Ashcraft
Mary E Attaway
Barbara Bagley
Paul Ballard
Vinson Bateman
Franees Belcher
Jack Brewer
Virginia Brinkley
Carolyn Brown
Gary Caldwell
Troy Camp
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�ancy Carpenter
Gloria Chupp
K thy Coleman
Junmy Croley
Ann Dallen
Cherry Dallen
Charles Darring
Linda Derrick
Phelacaa Duckett
Jerry Earwood
Karen Ellett
Wayman Etris
Ehzabeth Farlowe
Anne Farmer
Charles Fashburne
Barbara Flowers
Wayne Flynn
Charles Gay
Don Germano
Gerald Godfrey
Clestelle Gordon
James Gravin
Beverly Griffin
Vermelle Griffin
Bill Grubbs
Harriett Gunn
W. E. Hanes
Mary Beth Harbour
Sue Hardegree
Beverly Harper
Bobby Harris
Gerald Harns
Jeanette Harris
Jo Huddleston
Eleanor Jackson
F rrell Jackson
Grace Jacobs
Mary Jones
Byron Keaton
Martha Kendrick
Bobby Key
Jane Knaght
~'alter
Krodel
Larry Lancaster
James Landers
Barbara Lee
Mary Lewis
Bobby Maller
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�Lucy Millians
Beverly Moody
Maxine Morrow
Patrica esbitt
Joyce Newton
Richard ix
Mary Grace Palmou
Sonny Parrot
Jean Pate
Donald Payne
Ronald Peavey
Ronald Persall
M1ke Phillips
Silvia Flews
Sybil Piper
Ballard Powell
Elward Rigsby
Judy Rodenmayer
Pat Sampler
Gail Scott
Patricia Sloan
June Sorrells
Gus Spears
Bob Steele
Jimmy Stephens
Lamar Stovall
Jimmy Stubbs
Anita Tarpley
Lucille Thompson
Eleanor Timmons
Delores Torbush
Jerry Trollinger
Larry Vining
Johnnie R. Walli<
Dewey Waters
Mackay Weems
Judy White
Diane Wilkes
Gene Wilson
Lonelle Windom
Fay Wiseman
Betty Jo Yarbrough
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��jOYCE HEAR '
CAROLE
President
Secretary
ROY B ILL
Vice-president
TEVEN
MARCIA MCGAHH
Treasurer
Betty )o Abercrombie
Erwin Aderhold
Patricia Aldred
Allen Alexander
Btlly Allen
Joan Almond
Jerry Andrews
James Ansley
Bob Asbury
Douglas Arnold
Sandra Bannister
) im Bazemore
Frank Binkley
Toni Blair
Jerene Bonner
Gale Bradford
Barbara Brinkley
Grey Brock
James Burnette
Mary Carden
R. L. Carr
Elizabeth Carter
Adrienne Carver
ellie Castleman
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�Beverly Chandler
Pat Chapman
Mary Ann Cochran
Barbara Coffey
James Colher
Patty Cook
Beverly Cooper
Thurman Craig
Joseph Crea
Marcia Croley
Jerry Crowe
Martha Davidson
Doug Davi
Nancy Dunn
Jerry Edwards
Donnie Fishburne
Ann Freeman
Warren Godfrey
Don Griswold
John Griswold
Pat Hanes
Ken Hardegree
Btll Hatchett
Mary Hazelrigs
Ken Hembree
orma Herod
John Herriman
Steve Hershey
Janet Hogan
Joel lvey
Bobbie Johnston
Judy Johnston
Angeline Jones
Betty Jones
Shirley Jones
Shirley Kennedy
Jeaneue Kenny
Alton Kerlm
Jane Kinsey
Fred Korbes
Eugene Lambert
Charles Law
James Leach
Jack Lenderman
Ralph Livingston
Erwin Lyle
heron .lain
Mary Jean .:-laloch
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�Marnie Marshall
Rose .Mary Mar hall
Billy kAdams
Harri ~Icl.endon
Margaret McLendon
Robert lirchell
Wayne M1xon
Lnwrence Moore
Lewis Murray
Chmtine Oliver
.Ellen Oliver
Helen Oliver
William Oliver
Merle Peavy
Richard Pence
Billy Perdue
Ray Perryman
Joan Ph1llips
Joyce Pickett
Billy Piepho.ff
Grady Puckett
Alice Rigsby
C. Rittenhouse
Michael Scrugg
Tommy ikes
Carole inger
Ellen Smith
Freddy Starrett
Billy Swanct:y
Frank Thaxton
Judy Thomas
Mary Ann Thompson
Runerre Tillia
Melvin Turner
Joe Upchurch
Charlene Van Auken
Delores Walker
Brenda Wallace
Berty Weaver
Joyce Weaver
Dorothy Webb
Harry Wells
Jerry Wiley
Robert Willard
Jerry Wilson
James Wynn
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��CHIP TUR ER
RICKY
President
Secretary
CHWANK
DANELLE HUGHE
jERRY WIL ON
Vice-President
Treasurer
]o ephine Adams
Carol Adamson
ancy Aiken
Charles Akins
Gene Allbrirron
Joy Allen
Marilyn Allen
Clarence Anderson
]o Andrews
Carol Arnold
Jeanerre Arnold
Norma As:1by
Winnie Ashley
Tony Babb
Joan Bailey
Ronald Bailey
Martha Barber
Connie Bennerr
Eugene Belcher
Tony Benefield
Jean Benton
Linda Bost
Janice Bowen
Sandra Boyer
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�Robertn Browning
V1rgm1a Buckelew
Andy Butmll
Bobby Cadova
Gale Cnlber
Ruby Calloway
Leroy C..mp
James Campbell
Buddy Carter
Winifred Chambers
Bonme Champa1gn
Frank Champaign
Frances Chandler
Pat Chapman
Frank Clanton
• adine Clanton
Edward Cloer
Mary Ann Cooper
Linda Craig
Joe Crowe
Kenneth Darden
Kathleen Davts
V1rgima Dean
Mickie Deariso
Lawrence Driskill
Amy Duckett
Harold Durham
Kenneth Farmer
J. W. Fincannon
1ickey Fishburn
Tommy Fitzpamck
Lewis Flmt
Harold Freeman
Jackte Glazter
Kenneth Gleason
Gene Godfrey
Tommy Godw1n
June Gravitt
Robert Gnffin
Gale Groover
Margie Gunn
Pat Hammond
Beverly Hardy
Robert Harike
Peggy Harper
Danny H.Hris
Beverly Haynes
'an Haywood
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�Ned Heard
Ann Herriman
Stuart H1ghtower
Donna Hoey
Linda Holland
Yen Holland
Jack Holt
Patsy H unsucker
Charles Ivestee
Gary Ivester
Franees Ivey
Gale Jackson
Louise Jackson
Linda Jennings
Jo Ann Joi ner
Jimmy Jones
Bobby Kennedy
Elaine King
James Kite
Waymon Knight
Clell Lambert
Patsy Lee
Richard Mahaffey
Jack Martin
Beverly Mason
David Mason
Jimmy McDonald
Carolyn McGinty
Tom Miller
Bonnie Minton
John Morrow
Karen Murphy
Beverly Nichols
Mary Catherine
Patricia Norris
Charley Palmer
Carolyn Pearson
Patricia Perkins
Ronnie Pierce
Diane Plant
Othella Porter
ancy Prestage
Juanita Price
Carl Pyke
Gwen Raburn
Lana Rainouard
DeSSle Mae Revis
Lmda Richardson
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�Rita Roberts
Jane Rowlett
T. Rutledge
Earnest Sheriff
James henff
Josephine Silvey
Carleen Sligh
Howard Smith
Kenneth Smith
Rebecca Smith
Joseph Spinks
Billy Spraggins
Kathleen Steele
Karen tinchcomb
Ken Sunchcomb
Gary Stockton
Jackie Stozier
Freddy Summers
Jackie Taylor
J. T. Teal
Donna Thomas
Donna Tippett
Shirley Trollinger
Dorothy Turner
Thur Turner
Richard Tepon
Gale Vaughan
Hermond Vessell
Anita Wall
James Wallace
Larry Wallace
Tommy Walla<e
JoAnne Waller
Chris Washmgton
Frances West
Buddy Wtgley
Ernest Wildman
Dick Williams
Delacy Willis
Mary Ann Willis
Frank Windom
Kenneth Wright
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Tommy \'Vtggms, Vice President; Robert
Wood , Secretary-Treasurer.
D~rector,
tiss Barron
Fmt rou: Lucia \\"'hitman, Joyce 1e\\tOn, Johnnie Ruth
alit , Wtlene Murray, June Hearn, Sybil
Parker, Jane Travis, • tyrna Pickett, Ann Reeves, Janna MtClure.... Se~ond rou·: Jean Pate, Janice
Denney, Anita Tarpley, Patsy Allen, Anne Me. Teely, Jean Travi , Margte McBrayer, Beverly Alsing,
Beverly Adam , June Sorrels ...• 'J hml row: ell Terry, Elizab th Farlow, ancy Caq enter, Gail
Scott, Bobbte Bell, Eleanor Ja kson, Martha Johnston, Vangie Carruthers. . . . Fourth rou: Ellen
Adams, Barbara Flowers, Betty Jo Yarbrough, Linda Derrick, Vermelle Griffin, Betty Baxter, ylvia
Plews, Helen torgan, Elame Farmer. . . Fifth rou: Joan laloch, JoAnne Wi ley, ]<melle Bowden,
Beverly Travts, Lane Longino, hirley Buckele..,, Janet Denney, Tillie Benson, hirley Ramsey.
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�Lane Longino,
hirley Ramsey, Myrna Pickett, June Hearn,
Benson, Shirley Buckelew
ybil Parker, Anne Emmerr, Tillie
FirJI rou. David Browning, Doug Fincannon, Espy Ball, Jerry Wtlson, Charles Livingston, Dewitt
mnh, R1chard • ix. . . . ccond rou: Pat Chapman, Ronnie Woods, Donald Alexander, Joe Crea,
L~• Keeling, Tommy Wi in, Doug Davis, Frank Binkley, Gerald Harris, Tommy yke . . . •
'third rou•: eal Bruce, Terry Boyd, Bill Conley, Billy Rainouard, Roberr Binkley, Wayne Brown,
Jere funn, Jerry Huie, Charle Rittenhouse, Jack Gleason . . . . Fourth row: Wendel Adams,
Bobby Oxford, Tommy Cartledge, Elward Rigsby, Larry Lancaster, tarr mith, George Anderson,
Alvin Plev.s, Dewey \X'aters, Gary Ivester.
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�FirJt row: Jimmy Croley, Bill Grubbs, Jane Kni ht, faxine farrow. . . . econd Rou• Robert Harike, Jimmy
:
Collier, Don Germano, Ballard Powell, Jerry Crowe, Vmson Bateman, Charles Gay, Bob teele ... . Third row:
Farrel Jackson, Lewis Moore, Walt Wurfel, Larry Vinin,~;, Elward Rigsby, ue Hardel(ree, Jimmy Lander ,
Bobby Oxford, Ginger Mitchell. . . . Fourth rou: Roger Godwin, Bobby M1ller, Gary Caldwell, tarr Smith,
Pat~y loan, heron Main, Marg1e Gunn, Eleanor Timmons, Jack Gleason, Harry Well . ... Fifth rou •: Richard
Garrett, Freddy Thomas, Bill Eidson, .Bobby Key, George Anderson, Harriet Gunn, Jim Lee.
Jean Gribble
Ann Freeman
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�/:lig~ ~c~'''
8i6/e Clu6
First rou. Jane Hammock, 1 fyrna Pickett, Jo Andrews, Linda
Holland, Carol McGinty, Frances Wesc, Gary cockcon, Joy Allen,
Joyce Wesr, Jane Travis, Carol Arnold, Sue Hardegree, Carlene ligh,
Jane Knighc, .Amy Duckecr, Danelle Hughes, Gail Groover. . . .
Second rou: Bobby Oxford, .Anne , fc, 'eely, Carol in er, Elaine
F rmer, Vermelle Griffin, Fay
iseman, Peggy Harper, Beverly
Griffin, G~en Rayburn, Carolyn Browning, Diane Wilkes, Barbara
Bagley, Lonnelle Windom, Ga1l cote.
Sponsor, Mrs. Hum
0,-cAeJtJ-11
First rou. Lonnelle Windom, Karen Ellett, Judy Whice, andra Ellecc. . . . econd f'Ou•: Karen
Scinchcomb, Harrier Gunn, Rira Roberts, Rebecca mirh, Dororhy Turner, Eleanor Timmons, Thur
Turner. . . . Third rou•: Jack Gleason, Tony Anthony, Gmger Mnchell, Karen Murphy, Robbie
Browning.
Spomor, Mr. Steinhaus
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�Juttic,.
Civit11n
7eenJ
First roll': Ward Lawton, Ken Fnstoe,
Robert Binkley .... Seco•1d row: Ronald
hepherd, Ray Akms, Bill Woods.
Sponsor,
1r. Knox
FirJt roll': Patricia loan, Barbara Bagley, Linda Derrick, Eleanor Jack on, Patsy Crawford, Kay Miller, Carol
Bradford, Betty Baxter. .•. Second rou: Berry Weaver, Dorothy Webb, Mary Ann Cochran, Gwen Rayburn,
Marnte Mashall, Annette Fletcher, Vangie Carruthers, Janet Denney. . . • Third rou: andra Bannister, Cenie
Bruner, Beverly Alsing, Fay Wiseman, Joan Huddleston, Gail cott, Diane Wilkes, Lonnelle Windom ...• Fourth
rou·: Pam Wiggins, hirlcy Bennett, Caroline Evans, Elizabeth Farlow, Hamer Gunn, Carolyn Brown, Jane
Knight, Martha Johnston. • . Fifth rou•: Janice Denney, Mary Ellen Attaway, Joan Almond, Jerry Wiley, ancy
Carpenter, Madeline Burnett, Vermelle Griffin, Penny Prendergast.
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811nk
Lane Longino, l'r rident; Ronald hepherd, Vice-PreJident;
Penny Prendt:rgasr, AJJ't. CaJhier; Bev Travis, Caihier.
Spomor, :\fi s
faddox
FirJt rou·: Ellen Adams, Janice Denney, Wanda Benefic ld, Betty Baxter, Janet Denney. . . • Second rouo: Bev
Travts, Jean Travis, Joan laloch, hirley Jones, June Hearn .... Third rou. Bobby Oxford, Ken Fristoe, Ronald
hepherd, Lane Lon,gino, hirley Buckelew, Carol Bradford, Jackie Jones, Penny Prender~ast, Patsy Crawford.
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�First rou·: Shirley Trollinger, Beverly Hanes, Mary Nolan, Janice Bowen, hirley Jones, Geraldine Earwood,
Janice Denney, Anne Emmerc, Caroline Evans, Wilene Murray, hirley Bradberry, Joan Huddleston, Annette
Fletcher, Diane Wilkes, Fay Wiseman, Barbara Bap;ley, Phelicia Duckett, Patsy Crawford, Cherry Dallen, Veemelle Griffin . . . . Second row: Lewis Flint, Tony Babb, Charles Ivester, Tom Curtin, heron Main, Penny
Prendergast, Kay Miller, Kenneth Hardegree, Vangie Carruthers, Janet Denney, Mamie Mar•hall, Linda Bost,
Christine Oliver, Dorothy Webb, Billy Bowen.
Sponsor, Mrs. Hancock
F~rst row: Gary <;:aldwell, Espy ~all, Charles Gay, Vincent Bateman, James Castleman, Freddy Thomas, Bill
:
E1dson, Elward R~gsby! Charles L1vmgston; ... Second rou• Rop;er Godwin, eal Barronton, Don Germano, Plato
Rhyne, Jerry Hu1e, J1m Lee, Horace Shmholster, Larry Walker, Pat McCam, Jerry Livingston.
Sponsor, Mr.
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�PF. NY PRENDERGAST
CAROL }EA.· Fo.
President
ANN MORROW
BILL CONLEY
Vice·Presi<lent
Treasurer
Librarian, .MIS }ONES
Lewis Keeling
Anita Vickery
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Tony Anthony
�Jerry Livingston, Kenny Fristoe, hirley
Ram ey, Myrna Pickett, Ronald Shepherd, Pat Black, hirley Bradberry.
Janice Denney
Beverly Mason
Carol Herod
Eu ene Lambert
Barbara Coffey
Gin er 11tchell
Ray Perryman
Bobby Key
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Joe McDuffie
�Eleanor Jack.~on, 'Ireasurer;
responding Secretary,· Pam
Preridtmt; Chick heinutt,
Pat y Crawford, Secotrd
Rhyne, PresidetJI.
Vermelle Griffin, Cor·
Wiggins, First ViceRecording Secretary:
Vice-President; Plato
Spo·nsor, Mrs. Crowe
Jean Travis, Elaine Farmer, Joyce West, Margie McBrayer, Jackie Jones, Ronald
66
�Harriet Gunn, Elward Ri~sby, Jerry
Huie, Wayne Flynn, Linda Derrick,
James Castleman, Beverly Griffin, 'eal
Barron ton.
Ccuncil
First rou: Billy McAdams, Billy Per lue, Kenneth Hardegree, Roy Betsill, Ricky chwank, Jimmy
Collier . . Seco11d row: France West, Amy Duckett, Margie Gunn, Beverly ichols, Mary Ann
Thompson, ellie Castleman, Beverly Hanes.
67
�1tt~tictrlll
/lcHCJ-
~cciet~
68
�WILE .E MURRAY
BEV TRAVIS
69
�Adr ertising Manager
]U E H EARN
Associate Edttor
WIL E E
1URR AY
Edito r-in-chief
BHTIT DILLARD
Feature Editor
BEVERLY TRAVIS
Clau Uditor
Sports P.ditor
�JOAN
fOLLOHA,
Acti:·itics Editor
TILLIE BENSO
Advertising Manager
ANNE EMMERT
Businesr Manager
WALT WURFEL
C~rculation
ANN MoRRo~·
Picture Editor
)EA
Ma11ager
TRAVJ
Typist
jOYCE WEST
Typist
�A1-ie
CiJ-cultLti~h
~ttL((
ponsor,
fr. Zachert
First rou: James Rooks,
ayne Hutcheson, Barbara Payton, Jean Lcv.1s, C.arol Stevens, Shirley
Jack on, Berry jo Long, Helen Ve sel, rlcanor mirh, C.acherinc McDuffie. . . . Second rou•: Dean
Bradford, Quinton Phillips, Gene Betsill, France Burrrill, Gmny Sreven , Barbara Wilson, Jane
Hov.ard, Bercy Drew, Carolyn 'Ihornton, jean rinchromb, Berry Wallace.
Spomor,
fr.
far hall
72
�Pep
1/IA
Captams, Amy Duckett, Patsy Crawford.
Spomor, M1 s Lunsford
Ftrstrow: Vermelle Gnffin, Patsy Crawford, Janice Denney, Eleanor Jackson .... Second rou · Joyce
Hearn, Harnett Gunn, Ellen m1th, Kay Dav1s, Addalie tratton, Penny Prenderga t, Anita Vickery,
Joyce We t, Jan Travis . . . • Third rou: larcia lcGahee, , Tellie Ca tleman, Brenda W llace,
Brenda Marshall, Gall , ott, Maxine lor row, Jean Travis, Anne • (c eely. • . . Fourth rou: Beverly
Griffin, iary Ann Thompson, Gail Groover, Dorothy Webb, Jane Knight, Ang1e ]one, Caroline
Evan . . . . Fifth rou: Carol inger, Joan HuddlestOn, Fay \\7i,eman, Eleanor Timmon , fargaret
McLendon, Kay 1\ftller, Carol Bradford, Martha John ton, Betty Baxter.
Sponsor,
{i
Cro s
�]A, I·LLE BOWDE
Business ,)fanager
jOA.
10LLOHA
Associate Editor
jOANNE WIGLEY
Editor-in-chief
Spo,lsor, MR. jOY ER
PE, • Y PRE 'DERGAST
ANN
Page Editor
MORROW
Exchange Editor
HORACE SHINHOLSTER
Sports Editor
JANE TRAVIS
Production Manager
74
LUCIA WHITMAN
Feature l:ditor
�Ad
Clu6
BO
ANN E EMMERT
SHIRLEY RAMSEY
TILLIE BENSO
Sponsor, .MR . PAGIIT
jUNE HEARN
)EAN TRAVIS
jANE TRAVIS
ELLEN .ADAMS
CAROL STEPHF.NS
jANE HAMMOCK
5
�CADET
!AJOR jERRY HUIE
CADET CAPTAIN DOUG FI CA
Sponsor, LINDA DERRICK
Sponsor, CHICK HEL: UTI
OFFICER
A 'D
PO.
OR
.. 'OT PICTURED
Cadet Captam E py Ball, pomor, Marcta 1cGahee; Cadet 2nd It. Gregory Ivestor, Sponsor, Grace
Jacobs, Cadet 2nd I.t. Btll Conley, ponsor, Penny Prender,~:a t, Cadet 2nd Lt. Jerry Andr~'S.
Spomor Patsy Crawford.
/JtilittLJ-~
CADHT CAPTAIN jACK BRI;WER
Sponsor, PllGGY HARPCR
CAoiiT CAPTAI ' LARRY WALKER
Sponsor, OEL FOSTER
0.
�CADIIT l T. LT. PLATO RHYNE
ponsor, CAROLI. E EVAN
C.ADIIT lSl". LT.
HARLE
1 T LT. CHARLE GAY
prmsor, ADRIEl· E CARVER
CADET
LlVI, 'GSTON
Sponsor, JUDY THOMAS
First row: Thurman Craig, Jerry Edwards..
McLeroy,
t. Morris, Terry Boyd, Jimmy
Sgt. immons.
Second row: Robert
tevens. rot pictured:
CADET COLO EL BILL WOOD
Sponsor, JOYCE WES1
(ADIIT COLO EL ROIII:RT BINKLFY
Sponsor, fARY A. 'N BURRI'
CADET COLONEL BUDDY HE iBREE
Sponsor, ELBA. 'OR JACKSO.
CADIT COLONEL RAY AKI
Sponsor, BEVERLY TRAVIS
77
CADET COLO, EL RAYFORD TATE
Sponsor, A , 'hTrE FLIITCHER
�78
�79
�~ILitiJ
RE )IO. T 2-A
10
W Fulton
1 A'ond le
25 Dru1d Hill
2
9
16
23
30
6
1~
'ewnan .
Chamblee
Campbell
tone
. W.De .Ib
.Marist
Hapevlllc
HAMPIO~'
They
\X'c
15
24
20.
19
12
1
26
25
33
13
0
7
0
0
0
7
Total 205
State Playoff
Valdo ra
0
12
6
12
4
0
26
Kr
Co Captam
All tat , All-RegiOn
BILL WOOD
RO 'ALD
HEPHERD
WARD LA
0
All· tate, All-Region
All-RegiOn
jEFF K
Co Captatn
All Region
FRI Tor
BII L BADGETT
OX
Asst Coa(h
Coach
First row: Richard Garrett, Dale Andrew . Teal Bruce, Ronald Shepherd,
Thomas, Ronald Peavy, Lew1s Keeling . . . . Second row: Ken Fristoe, Bill
Bobby heperd, Donald Alexander \X'ayne Flynn, Dewey Waters, Donald
. . Third rou: Asst. Coach, Jeff Knox, Gregoq• lve tor, George Anderson,
Lawton, Bill Eid on, joe lcDuffie, Jerry Uvmgston, Coach Bill Badgett.
Robert Bmkley, rreddy
Woods, Wayne Brown,
Thomp on, Ray Akins.
Buddy Hembree, Ward
�]on McDUPPIP.
DEWEY WATFRS
Do ALD TI!OMP ON
BUDDY HE 1BREE
End
Center
Back
End
FREDDY THOMAS
DONALD ALEXANDER
BILL EIDSON
Guard
Back
Guad
RAY AKI
Back
Line: Joe McDuffie, Bill Woods, Freddy Thoma , De\\ey Waters. Bill Eidson, Kenneth Fristoe,
Buddy Hembree; Backs: Ronald hepherd, Ray Akins, Donald Thomp on, Ward l.av•ton
RICHARD GARRETT
Guard
�DALE A DREWS
Back
Ro. ALD PEAVY
Back
GREGORY lVESTOR
WAYNE BROWN
Back
Tackle
LEWIS KEEL! G
End
WAYNE FLYNN
Back
What's Out There Boys?
ROBERT BINKLEY
Back
GEORGE ANDERSON
Tackle
}ERRY LIVINGSTON
End
BoBBY SHEPERD
Center
�LANE LONGINO, Captain
MARCIA MCGAHEE, Co Captain
PHELICIA DUCKETI'
ELLEN ADAMS
JUNE HEARN
LINDA DERRICK
JANELLE BOWDEN
JOANNE WIGLEY
�~~~~~~ J
JERRY LIVJ. 'G TO.
Foruard
'ov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
DL
Dec.
Dec.
D
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
J n.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
•Feb.
Feb.
2
Ru ell
I Avondale
3 Brown
8 Brown
11 Athens
12 Marietta
15 Decatur
. Clayton
17
9 A"ondale
12 Hapeville
14
. Clayton
• mpbell
15
22 Campbell ( myrna)
23 1ari t
26 Russell
29 farist .
2 Hapevlile.
6 Athens
9 Campbell ( myrna)
12 Decatur
16 DrUid Hills
KENNY FRI TOE
They
55
49
54
55
ti2
62
57
56
63
80
72
50
51
58
58
52
67
64
64
68
61
97
97
59
66
56
36
62
53
47
66
69
52
93
62
55
76
76
61
54
BILL WOODS
,1fana~er
We
4
18
Score Keeper
HARLAN HARRIS
Coach
Fir;t row: Jere Munn, Vinson Bateman, Espy Ball. .•. Second row: Freddy Thomas, Pat McCain,
eal
Ronald Peavy, Dale Andrews, Jerry Huie. . . . Third row: Alvtn Plews, Jerry Livmg ton,
Barronton, Tommy Cartledge, Plato Rhyne.
84
PAT MCCAI.
Guttf'd
�ALVIN PLEWS
NEAL BARRONTON
VINSON BATHMA.
DALE ANDREWS
Foru·ard
Center
Guard
Guard
TOMMY CARTLEDGE
}ERRY HUJE
RONALD PEAVY
Center
Guard
Forward
ESPY BALL
FREDDY THOMAS
ForU'ard
Guard
85
PLATO RHYNE
Forward
}ERE Mu
Foru·ard
�~lltnetteJ
We
GLORIA AKINS
Region All-Star
Forward
ov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
• Jan.
Jan .
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
1
3
8
11
12
15
17
18
8
9
12
14
15
22
?~
-:>
26
29
2
6
9
Russell
Avondale
Brown
Brown
Athens
farietra
Decatur
N . Clayton
Campbell
We tminster
Avondale
Hapeville
Clayton
amp bell
Campbell ( myrna)
acred He:tr
Rus ell
acred Heart
Hapeville
Athens
C1.mpbell ( myrna)
SYBIL PARKER
i\fanager
HARLAN HARRIS
Coach
They
24
33
31
40
38
27
45
27
39
48
43
40
28
31
25
27
49
29
41
41
28
45
32
22
39
31
28
49
38
-18
20
55
37
21
39
31
39
45
45
48
37
46
MARY BETH HARBOUR
Scorekeeper
First roll': Wanda Benefield, Shirley Jones, Ann Freeman, Pam Wiggins, Berty Jo Yarbrough . • . .
Second row: Beverly Travis, hirley ]one , Gloria Akins, Chick helnurr. oel Foster .••. Third
row: Mary Beth Harbour, Barbara Pre ra e, Geraldine Earwood, Jeanette Harris, hirley Buckelew,
hirley Bradberry, ybil Parker.
86
GERALDINE EARWOOD
Region All-Star
Guat'd
�BEVERLY TRAVIS
Guard
Fo-ru•ard
CHICK SHELNUTI
Guard
Guard
] EA
E'ITE HARRI
Guard
87
Guard
PAM WIGGINS
BETIY ]0 YARBROUGH
Foru!ard
BARBARA PRESTAGE
SHIRLEY }ONES
W A DA BENEFIELD
I·oru·ard
SHIRLEY BRADBERRY
Fo-ru•ard
NOEL Fo TER
HIRLEY }ONE
Guard
Foru·ard
�Fmt row. Bobby fcl.endon, Buddy Hembree, Johnny Pappas, R1chard Brown, Robert Binkley,
Billy Rainouard . . . . SecotJd rou: Ralph Knox, Kenneth FriStoe, Raburn Farmer, Ronald Horton,
Jerry Huie, Ronald jackson. Jimmy Player. . . . Third rou•: Coach Bad err, Chester Jones, Bunky
Jane, Ward Lawton, Bill E1dson, Donald Thomp on, Charhe Hendnx, Ray Akms, Ronald hepherd.
Ronald Harron, Bobby McLendon, Buddy Hembree, H1gh Hurdles.
88
�7etLtn
1953
First Row Buddy Hembree, Bobby McLendon . . . . Second Rou•: Ward
Lawton, Bunky Jones, Ronald Jackson.
7etLtn 1953
89
�First Row: Micky Fishburn, Tommy ikes, Walter Cordel, Roy Betstll, Don Amos, Lewis Flint,
Erwin Lyle, Mike Hubbard, Steve Hershey, Jack Linderman, Joe Upchurch, Frank Binkley. . . .
Second RoU': Larry Vining, Jimmy Collier, Bobby Miller, Jerry Andrews, Kenneth Hardegree,
Jimmy Croley, Bill Bowen, Harry Wells, Ralph Livingston, James Leach, Jimmy Burnett, Freddy
Starrett, Ronald Persall. ... Third Row: Espy Ball, Doug Fincannon, Elward Rigsby, Paul Wiley,
Eddie Mobley, Sonny Parrot, Bobby Harris, Jere Muon, Kenneth Hembree, Jimmy Bazemore, Billy
Purdue, Robert Mitchell, Lawrence Moore, Bobby Key, Don Griswold, Bobby lancaster, Gary Ivester.
Captain Joyce Hearn, Co-Captain Altce Ri_gsby, Joan Maloch, Eleanor Jackson, Shirley Jones, Mary
Ann Thompson, Pat Hanes, Annette Fletcher.
�FirJt rou•. Alvin Plews, Emmert Allen, Coach Harris, Max Banks, Freddy Thomas .... Second row:
Tommy Carrledge, Louie Chance, Neil ix, Rayford Tare, Hal Jordan.
First Rou•: Richard ix, Ralph Livingston, Jimmy Croley, Kenneth Hardegree, Jerry Trollinger ... ·
Second Rou" Don Gmwold, Bobby Miller, Roy Betsill, Jimmy Mason, Charles Livingston . . . .
Third RoU'. Wayne Brown, Dewey Waters, Kenneth McLendon, Ballard Powell, Wayne Flynn.
�to get this pumpktn to the other
�We want a Touchdown!
�7Ae
�95
�96
�f.:/aine Jarmer
97
�~upe,./otille
98
��fieJt
ELAINE fARMER
WJLE"E "IURRAY
LANE LO 'GINO
2nd Pkzce 5th DIStrict
Spelli11g Contest
Oratorical Co,aest
W ABE Represe,llatit·e
"All-State Chorus''
Seated· Elaine
1orrow, June Hearn. . . Standing: Ronald Shepherd, Kenneth
Fri toe, George Anderson.
�WILENE MURRAY
BILL Co. 'LEY
ROWELL MATHIS
jANE HAMMOCK
jERRY HUIE
WALT WURFEL
RONALD SHEPHERD
JUNE HEARN
W ABE RepresentaJhB
Atlanta Christian
Counczl Panel
"All·State Chorus"
"ALL- TATE CHORU "
ZARREL LAMBERT
Ntl. ]r. Achin·emenl
Speakers Corps
SYBIL PARKER
SHIRLEY RAMSEY
jERRY HUIE
ROBERT BINKLEY
ESPY BALL
BILL CONLEY
SHIRLEY BUCKELEW
MYR A PICKETT
jOAN E WIGLEY
GEORGE A."'DERSON
WAYNE BROWN
"ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA"
jACK GLEA ON
HARRIET GUNN
KAREN ELLETT
ELEANOR TIMMONS
SA ORA ELLETT
GI GER MITCHELL
"ALL-STATE BAND"
GINGER MITCHELL
101
TILLIE BEN ON
00 Scholarship to
Shorter College
"All-State Chorus"
�~elfitl* P/11~
Ju
'F
WALT
"The Inner Willy"
Cat
Inner Willy .
Willoughby Adam
Aunt He ter
Aunt J.ouise
Aunt Olga
arol Martin
fike
Trudy Marshall
Janet Mar hall
tanley Clark
Marybelle Turner
BILL
. Jim L. Lee
Wal Wurfel
Sybtl Parker
Wllene Murray
Joan Mollohan
June Hearn
George Anderson
Anne Emmert
Bev Travis
Bill Eid on
Tillie Benson
BEV
Production
Prompter
Prompter
Make-Up Artist
rage Manager
rage Manager
rage Manager
Costumes
Prompter
Director
Ellen Adams
Jane H 1m mock
hirley Ramsey
Tommy Wiggins
David Browning
Tony Anthony
Janelle Bowden
Joanne Wigley
Jack Gilbert
TILLIE
GEORGJ
JIM
A , E
WILE. E
ToNY
102
JOA NNE
�The foster Mother of the World
"The cow is a most wonder/ttl laboratory. She takes the grasses of the pasture and
roughage of the field and com·erts them into the most perfect food for man. In that
food there is a mysterious something which scientists hat·e found essential to the highest
health of the httman race, and which can be fottnd nowhere else. Men hat·e sought for
centt,ries the fabled Fottntain of Yottth. The nearest approach to that fot~ntain which
has jet been discovered is the ttdder of the cow. Witho11t her milk, children languish,
the ~igor of the adult declines, and the 1·itality of the human race mns low."
FRANK 0 LOWDEN.
T. Q. SULLIVAN & SONS DAIRY FARM
Grade "A" Milk
Pasteurized - Homogenized
College Park, Ga.
CAlhoun 3016
Now Serving the third Generation of many College Park FamiliesLet us Serve you
103
�Dixon & Tom-A-Toe Companies, Inc.
ATLANTA, GA.
World's Largest Repackers of Fresh Tomatoes
Other Plants Located In
Miami, Fla.
New Orleans, La.
Louisville, Ky.
Charlotte, N C.
Memphis, Tenn.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Mobile, Ala.
Dallas, Texas
Houston, Texas
Compliments of
W. D. HALL, INC.
TRADERS WAREHOUSES, INC.
EAST POINT, GA.
104
�Complimems of
ROBERSON and RAMSEY
TOMATO REPACKERS
Packers of
"GOLD CROWN"
and
"TASTY BRANDS"
1050 Murphy Ave. and 834 Avon Ave.
Phone AM. 7025 and FR 1019
ATLANTA, GA.
McCORD BROTHERS
Established 1902
State Farmer's Market
ATLANTA, GA.
GORDON FOODS, INC.
105
�•
~Q There's a "one and only"
in refreshment, too
~
-
TH E A TLANTA
COCA- COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY •
Compliments of
FLOWERS LUMBER COMPANY
Building Material
1392 Central Avenue
EAST POI T, GA.
106
�THE VARSITY
FRESH FOODS
Curb Service
ATLANTA
ATHENS
Compliments of
H. & W . STUDIO
"We can copy and make duplicates
of any school pictures"
SPECIAL PRICES TO STUDENTS
Compli1mmts of
30 Broad St., S.W.
EAST POINT
BENDIX
MAYTAG
FRIGIDAIRE
TAPPAN
AMUSEMENT CO.
CAWTHON and HOLLUMS
Commercial and Domestic Appliances
Youngstown Knchens- Television
Heating Equipment
225 W. WashingtOn Ave.
CA. 8426
EAST POINT, GA.
Your Total Food
Bi II is Less When
you SHOP at
cs
107
�C omplimentJ of
OSCAR is your
guide to QUALITY
BUSINESS FORM CO.
POTATO CH IPS
Corne tts
Fri tos
826 Avon Ave., S. W .
BETTER
ATLANTA, GA.
Because
The.1 areFRE l!ER!
"Good feeling goeJ u·tth Iquare dealing"
COLEMAN BROTHERS CRATES AND BASKET CO.
Phone-Fairburn 2301
Route 2
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
STOCKTON METAL & EQUIPMENT CO.
Fabricaton and DiJtrtbutorJ
1500 Riverdale Road
COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA
CAlhoun
503 7
Compliment! of
A FRIEND
108
�JOE COTTON'S
The South's Finest Drive-In
NO FOOD OVER EIGHT HOURS OLD
Curb Service
Spacious Dining Room
Minute Self-Service
Air Conditioned
Catering
Compliments of
PALMOUR 1 5
JUHAN 1 5
Coffee and Tea
CA. 4404
Maynard & Long Garage
Livingston Electric Company
General Auto Repairs
All Kinds of Electrical Wiring
W . E. (Em) Livingston
Body and Fender Work-Painting
111 W. Columbia Ave.
CA. 6969
COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA
Phone CA. 0266
L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY
"Known wheret·er there's a school and college"
Official Jeweler to College Park High chool
Class Rings and Pins
Commencement Invitations -
Diplomas -
Club Insignia
Medals & Trophies
THAD WILKINS
4493 Peachtree-Dunwoody Road
ATLANTA, GA.
109
Personal Cards
�BROWNIE'S
assurance of fine quality
EAST POINT, GA.
DRY CLEANING, LAU DRY
READY-TO WEAR AT LOW COST
Infan(s Thru Adults
103 S. Mam St.-CA. 6119
1011 S. Mam St.-CA. 3012
104 Jefferson Ave -FA. 2462
101 N. Church c.-FA. 6404
Compliments
John Manning & Company
of
Wholes ale Produce
Allen Scale Company
880 Warner St., S W
RA. 4163
ATLANTA, GA.
774 Murphy Ave.
Atlanta, Ga.
Diamonds
Watches
Compliments of
YOUNG'S JEWELERS
BETSILL BROTHERS
Watch and Jewelry Repairing
SERVICE STATION
104 W. Harvard Ave.
CA. 8874
Enioy .
....
MISS
GEORGIA
QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS
*
GEORGIA MILK PRODUCERS' CONFEDERATION, INC.
110
College Park
�SCHOOL FRIENDS MEET TO EAT
at
Ice Cream Bar
Burger Bar
Curb Service
603 S. Main Street
East Point, Ga.
Compliments
Compliments
of
of
HARRIS-STONE
FULTON PAPER COMPANY
CLEANERS
1012 N. Matn
•
College Park, Ga.
t
Compliments
East Point Chevrolet
of
Dealer, Inc.
Stephenson Hardware Co.
EAST POINT, GA.
Sportmg Goods- Building Supplies
P. H. (Hall) GOLDSMITH
SalesManager
102-104 S. Main St.
FA. 2611
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
Res. AM. 7394
CA. 2711
LONGINO & SMITH, INC.
INSURANCE AND REAL EST ATE
Night-FA. 5192
Day-CA. 3176
100 N. Main Street
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
JOHN A. FERGUSON
BERT P. (Pat) LONGINO
111
�GOODE BROTHERS
POULTRY COMPANY, INC.
Compliments
of
•
BANK OF COLLEGE PARK
POULTRY
-
EGGS
126 N. Mam St.
Wholesale
COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA
•
822 \V. Harvard Ave.
Complete Batzking Service
COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA
CA. 5685
FA. 2085
Brand Brothers Produce Co.
Compliments
of
Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables
CAGLE
GEORGIA STATE FARMER'S MARKET
Poultry and Egg Co.
Phones FRanklin 4592-3 L.D 44.6
ATLANTA, GA.
Onions Year Round From All Principal
Shipping Points
"Strawberries in Season"
112
�THE ARROW PRESS
DRINK
.
PRINTING
.
Canada Dry
CAlhoun 2474
Ginger Ale
890 Virginia Ave., Hapeville, Ga.
E. A.
REEVES, JR.
TENNESSEE CORPORATION
HORTI - FERTZ
Mineralized Fertilizer contains in addition
to
regular plant food,
copper, zinc, manganese, iron, magnesium and boron
FOR LAWNS AND VEGETABLE GARDENS
USE 6-8-6
GOOD LUCK, SENIORS
BRAND-VAUGHAN
COLLEGE PARK FLORIST
LUMBER CO.
"Live with FlowerJ"
Flowers Wired Worldwide
1824 Murphy Ave., S.W.
130 S. Main St.
College Park, Ga.
ATLANTA, GA.
H uGH RUPPERSBURG,
AM.4565
Owner
FA. 3683- Day or Night
113
�Compliments
of
Compliments
EAST POINT FORD CO.
of
1230 N . Main Street
SOUTHERN
EAST POINT, GA.
WOOD PRESERVING CO.
RA. 2122
Compliments
Smith's Cash Grocery
of
772 Jefferson Street, N.W.
A
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Atlanta
Produce Distributors
FRIEND
Compliments
of
Georgia State
Farmer's Market
AMherst 1611-2
Bldg. No. 3, Units 34-35-36
11
11
Triple A Sandwich Co.
Cerniglia Produce Co.
Compliments
Complete Line of Fruits and Vegetables
of
1050 Murphy Ave., S.W.
Jim Todd and Son
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
E. T. Lunsford
Produce Company
College Park
School of Dancing
1050 Murphy Ave., S.W.
Ballroom - Tap - Ballet - Toe
MARY C. ASHBY, Director
f28Y2 S. Main St.
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
Georgia State Market
ATLANTA, GA.
Home of "Double Q" Brand
Smith Transfer Company,
Inc.
UNIVERSAL MOTORS
Authorized Ford Dealer
Local and Long Distance Moving
and Storage
3418 Stewart Avenue
112 E. WashingtOn Avenue
EAST POINT, GA.
HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA
CA. 1818
CA. 0671
114
�COMPLIMENTS OF
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
CITY OF COLLEGE PARK
115
�CAL VERT IRON WORKS, INC.
STRUCTURAL STEEL
-
ORNAMENTAL IRON
- BUILDINGS AND BRIDGES
1195 VICTORY DRIVE, S. W. -
ATLANTA, GA.
Compliments of
HENRY MOTOR COMPANY
434 North Mam Street
EAST POINT, GA.
"CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH"
Since 1928
Compliments
College Park Furniture Co.
CA. 3534
124 N. Main
SYKES TRANSFER CO.
Local and Long Distance Moving
For aff'- Prompt- Dependable Moving
Call SYKES Transfer Co.
CA. 3969
East Point, Ga.
970 Ben Hill Rd.
Compliments of
BANK OF
FULTO N COUNTY
EAST POINT, GA.
116
�Harris Brothers
Furniture Repair Shop
Want More Road•?
"CATERPILLAR" DIESEL
TRACTORS-MOTOR GRADERS
EARTHMOVING MACHINERY
Refinishing- Repairing- Upholstering
FitOM
227 E. South Main Street
YANCEY BROS. CO.
ATLANTA- AUGUSTA
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
WILL HELP BUILD THEMI
DRIVE SAfElY ALWAYS
CA. 7074
Compliments
Compliments
of
of
W . L. Robinso n Construction
and Grad ing Co.
B. E. ROEBUCK
"We Do It Right"
COLLEGE pARK, GA.
CARY JEWELERS
CAlhoun 1058
Scogin
Plumbing & Heating Co.
866 Warner Ave. S.W.
ATLANTA, GA.
AM 6319
Watches
W arch Repairs
1255 N E. Mam Street
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
NEVILLE HARDWARE
Johnson 1 s Barber Shop
Next
858 Warner Ave.
Atlanta, Ga.
Diamonds
tO
Post Office
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
Adj. State.Market
222 S. Main
CA. 1652
Compliments
CLASSIC CLEANERS
of
Formerly-Ledbetter & Ragsdale
HARRIS BROS. SHOES
CA. 3118
College Park
128 S Main
RA.2921
J. A. MORGAN PRODUCE CO.
Building No. 5, Units 63-64-65
GEORGIA STATE MARKET
Corner Murphy Ave and Sylvan Road
ATLANTA, GA.
DAY: CA. 6611-6612
NIGHT: Fairburn 4001
PRESLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Large or Small jobs
East Point, Ga.
507 South Main Street
117
�DURHAM ' S
Compliments of
East Point's Largest Independent
HILLER'S DRIVE-IN
Super Market
1273 E. Virginia Ave.
Complimetzts of
Compliments of
MRS. J H . CASTLEMAN
Brookwood Service Station
Kindergarten & Nursery
School
Peachtree Rd.
ATLA TA, GA.
College Park, Ga.
CA. 0994
"So Long, It's Been Good to Know Ya!"
WILENE
SHIRLEY
JANELLE
JOAN
ELLEN
ANNETTE
JUNE
JOANNE
"But We Gotta Be Drifting Along"
Compliments of
JERRY EVANS
Courtesy of
Forrest 5 & 1 Oc Store
Compliments
"Satisfaction Always Guaranteed"
FA. 3878
144 N. Mam
EAST POINT, GA.
of
Southern Airways Co.
•
If you have guest and run out of room,
send them to
THE STAFFORD MOTEL
Complime1lts of
2640 Stewart Ave.
College Park Fruit Stand
Compliments
of
DUNCAN SHOE REPAIR
Rich & Morgan, Inc.
College Park, Ga.
918 North Mam St
Institutional Wholesale Grocers
316 Peters St., S.W
Compliments
Atlanta, Ga.
of
A
11'
FRIEND
�OAK TAVERN
Homemade Brunswick Stew
Pit Cooked Barbecue
Grilled Cheese Hamburgers
J.
K . BURKS, Owner
MURRAY, THE FLORIST
28,000 Square Feet of Glass
WEDDING DECORATIONS
POTTED PLANTS
FLORAL DESIGNS
CUT FLOWERS
CAlhoun 0646-7
West Washington Road
EAST POINT, GEORGIA (Suburb of Atlanta)
Complime11ts of
Compliments of
Best Concrete Products Co.
Atlanta Tent & Awning Co.
Manufacturers of
Steam Cured- Tested
BLOCKS
CAlhoun 2588
CA. 3101
East Point, Ga.
119
East Point, Ga.
�Compliments
Compliments
Cheerleaders
of
LANE
MARCIA
PHELICIA
LINDA
STEWART-GREEN CO.
1050 Murphy Avenue, S.W.
Carroll's
Airport Service Station
ELLEN
JUNE
JOANNE
JANELLE
REAL ESTATE
-
INSURANCE
J. H. CROLEY
1205 Virginia Ave.
Hapeville, Ga.
(P. 0. Box 664-Airpon)
230 S. Main St.
ATLANTA, GA.
FA. 1281
Compliments of
Virginia Beauty Salon
HENRY T. TRUITT
LOTTIE LORETTA McNAMEE, Proprietor
UFB INSURANCE
749 Virginia Ave., Hapeville, Ga.
FA. 1161
Fayetteville 2641
College Park Supply
Company
Compliments of
Permanent Waves $6.00- $25.00
317 S. Matn St.
CAlhoun 2151-2152
BLUE PLATE FOOD CO.
COLLEGE pARK, GA.
Compliments of
Compliments of
DR. LAKE S. BOGGS
JACK'S GRILL
HARRIS SUPER MARKETS
College Park Milling Co.
Two Locations
110 N. Main St. 465 Holderness
East Point, Ga.
West End
INCORPORATED
HOME GROUND MEAL
Poultry and Dairy Feeds
CA. 6614-6615
115 E. Taylor Ave.
LOW PRICES EVERY DAY
EAST POINT, GA.
Neatline
College Park Nursery
and Kindergarten
FINE BRASSIERES and GARTER BELTS
404 W. Cambridge Ave.
Southern Brassiere Inc.
CA. 2907
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
EAST POINT, GA.
MRS. E. J. WEEMS
DIXICO FENCE CO.
Compliment.r of
Chain Link Steel - Chain Link Fence
Hapeville lumber Co.
CA. 2439
Box 11
120
CoLLBGB pARK, GA.
�DAVID G. M INOR
East Point Insurance Agency
PHOTOGRAPHER
Phones CA. 0643-4
505 So. Main St.
CA. 0682
FR. 1929
MINOR STUDIO
East Point, Ga.
125 Whiteway
EAST POINT, GA.
Compliments of
Mrs. Emma McGaughey
V & J GROCERY
CHILDREN'S SPECIALTY SHOP
1382 Virginia Ave., College Park, Ga.
106 North Main St.
College Park, Ga.
FA. 9274
8 AM-10 PM
Christine's Flower Shop
A Complete
Service
CA. 9164
Flot~~ers
South College Service Station
FOf Every Occasion
In Any Event Send Flowers--"Send Ours"
Day & Night Phone FA. 4367
505 S. Main Street
102 South College Street
CoLLEGE pARK, GA.
CHRISTINE EIDSON
ANN FARMER
CROKER BROS.
Compliments of
"We Deliver"
WILLIAM A. GRAY
Business CA. 2512
FA. 2551
FA. 5060
CA.
8519
Compliments of
Hapeville
Furniture Co., Inc.
Pinyan and White Co.
Loti! Prices - Eaiy Terms
770 Central Avenue. Hapeville, Ga.
PAY YOUR GAS BILL HERE
HARDWARE
1006 N Matn Street
Con gratulations
College Park, Ga.
Compliments of
THE AUCTION MART
N. Matn Street
Beautiful Lots
COLLEGE TAVERN
College Park, Ga.
Reasonable Prices
and Easy Terms
Compliments
of
College Park Cemetery
}. E. RAGSDALE, Mgr.
College Park Music Club
Compliments
of
Compliments of
Haverty Furniture Co.
A FRIEND
226 N Main St.
EAST P OINT, GA.
CA. 8478
121
�COMPLIMENTS
of
DIVISION Of NATIONAl DAllY PIODUCU COIP.
ATIANTA, GEORGIA
VErnon 0711
ICE CREAM
SHERBETS
MILK
Compliments
ANDREWS
of
FLOWER SHOP
A. C. Hemperley & Sons
+
"Service Since 1904"
EAST POINT, GA.
"Flowers of Distinction"
+
East Point Realty Company
433 E. Virginia Avenue
College Park, Ga.
Real Estate - Rentals
Telephone FA. 2661
CA. 2153
Member F.T.D.
122
�Tingle Furniture &
Upholstering Co
81 + •
BeJt of Luck AlwayJ
Business Staff of '54
X ew and ·ud Furniture
Corntces, Fabrics, Refinishing
. \lain t.
FA. 2963
ANNE, SHIRLEY AND TILLIE
COLLEGE PARK
Compliments
Nationa I Honor Society
of
1954
A FRIEND
College Park Laundry
BUELAH'S
and Dry Cleaners
WASH SHOPPE
BundleJ of Quality
132 N. Main- College Park
136-38-40 S. Main St.
CA. 9473
College Park .
CA. 3128
Compliment!
Compliment!
of
of
Reeder & McGaughey,lnc.
Sports- Specialties
The College Park
Junior Woman's Club
WA. 8757
50 Broad St., S.W.
ATI.ANTA, GA.
• • •
ComplimentJ
Compliments
of
of
Airways Auto Storage
A FRIEND
Municipal Airport
• • •
123
FA. 1672
�CONGRATULATIONS
to
THE SENIOR CLASS
of
1953-1954
Your P. T.A.
124
�THE GREAT NAME IN DAIRY PRODUCTS
V iutors We/come
FRANK
L. BRA DE
2711 Piedm0nt Road, N.E.
CH. 9431
Compliments
Congratu/ations
of
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Emmert
J. J. FINNEGAN CO., INC.
":\laking 'hapes from Boiler Plate
Congratulations
ince 1888"
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hammock
With Compliments of
Cantrell Lumber Company
Big Apple Super Markets
Lumber, Roofmg, Brtilding Material, Lime,
Stores In Georgia and Alabama
Cement and Brick
Compliments
514 S. Main Street
Lowe Automobile Glass Co.
COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA
607 S. Mam Street
EAST POINT, GA.
M . C. LOWE
C. C. LOWE
Phone CAlhoun 1141
CA. 8292
PRIOR TIRE MARKET STATION, INC.
1195 Sylvan Road, S. W.
AM. 4548
"WE NEVER CLOSE"
HOOD TIRES
HEAVY SERVICE MILEAGE TIRES
EXIDE ULTRAL START BATTERIES
PENETRED (WIRE) RECAPPING
125
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of dedicated craft men, are a continuing
ttadition with Foote ·Davie. ince 1887, the
name, Foote .'· Davie , has symbolized the
hallmark of quality in printing. \Ve hope you
will enjoy, for many years to come, this
permanent record of your school day .
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Annuals For
Over Half a
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Aries, 1954
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Georgia--Fulton County
Yearbooks
College Park High School
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College Park High School was established in 1943 in College Park, Georgia. It was consolidated with Eva Thomas High School in 1970 as part of the system’s plan for desegregation. In 1988, it was merged with Russell, Hapeville and Woodland High Schools to create Tri-Cities High School, now located in East Point.
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College Park High School
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Fulton County Schools Archives, Hapeville, Ga
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1954
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College Park High School
Schools
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