Austinville High School - Memories Yearbook (Austinville, AL)

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MARIORIE SMITH President of Senior Classg Beta Clubg FTAg Annual Staff. DAWSON SPARKMAN 4-H Club. FRANK SPARKMAN Student Councilg Vice Presi- dent ofC1assg Annual Staffg Paper Staff. BILL STOVER Annual Staffg Glee Club A- Clubg Basketball '51-'52, 1 L, A, WALDEN FTAg Paper Staffg Annual Staff. SHIRLEY WHITLOW Paper Staffg Annual Staffg X Beta Clubg Miss Austinville MELVIN WIMBERLEY FTAg Annual Staff. G 1Not picturedj REBA ROUSE 4-H Clubg Annual Staff, IRIS HUDSON Beta Clubg Annual Staff, 2110 J F5025 ,S ROLAND Nix AVA' Annual Staff,

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I VN fi Q31 XI I 5 ENNES ROPER A-Clubg Annual Staffg Class Historian. ADELL SMITH FTAg Class Reporterg Beta Clubg Annual Staff. SY LV IA SCHLOS SER Annual Staffg Class Treasurerg Beta Clubg FTAg Citizenship Girlg Glee Club. BILLY SCHRADER 4 -H C lub. NORMAN MILES Annual Staff, HERMAN RIGEL Paper Staffg Annual Staff, RAYMOND RIGGS Annual Staffg Glee Clubg Class Song Leaderg A-Club, CAROLYN ROBERTS Glee Clubg Annual Staffg Paper Staff. C I in 25.-5 ,- N. 17 QULZT

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cam ?w Walkrng 1n the woods I came upon a magrc flower As I looked at ll I could see a drfferent scene on each petal I could see that ll was tryrng to tell me what my classmates would be domg ten years hence Slowly I plCk6d the flower and on the frrst petal I saw Denn1s Allred as Manager at the ASLP grocery rn Decatur wrth an able assrstant manager B1l1y Free On the next petal were Brlly bchrader and Malcolm Hogeland partners rn a Bowl1ng Alley 1nAust1n vrlle They seemed to be enjoyrng lrfe Then I saw three lovely v1ne covered cottages on one marlbox was Mrs Thomas Arnett and al though I couldn t see the names on the other two they must have been Mrs B111 Eubanks and Mrs Kenneth Jackson because those l1ttle m1sch1evous boys could belong only to B1ll1e Jo and Margre B111 Stover and J B Austxn appeared on an extra large petal They seemed to be even funmer then the orrgrnals as they were takrng the Abbott and Costello places on screen and tadro Two very mtellrgent grrls were on thetr way to college As I recognrzed Carolyn Cartee and Wy nelle Hall I could hear Carolyn complarnrng because ll was not a co educatronal 1nst1tut1on One beauuful petal showed Shrrley Whrtlow as a model 1n Parrs bhe was st1ll the same blonde beauty she was as Mrss Aust1nv1lle ln 1951 .52 The next petal gave me a ptcture of bylvra Schlosser as a very successful busrness woman and Wlfe resldrng rn Brrmrngham I saw Frank Sparkman and Norman Mrles l1v1ng rn the Modern Home for Bachelors They sard they had lost all farth 1n women Two petals clrngmg together revealed the faces of Mr and Mrs O Harrell Jones happrly marrred They were on a SPZCIOUS farm and seemed to be ralsrng chrckens and IIIIIS Ioneses There was Rachel Lansdell and Irrs Hudson as cash1er clerks at the W T Grant Company 1nFlor ence Alabama Next my attenuon was attracted to one of the greatest artrsts 1n the world Herman Rrgel He was at work on the portrart of a Pres1dent The Pres1dent of thrs fa1r land 1n 1962 was none other than our popular classmate Buddy Bogle A small cluster of pretty petals showed Roland Nrx and Hellen Lrvely and therr f1VC chrldren operat 1ng the Nrx Clothmg Store 1n Washrngton Then I saw Sue Busbey st11l wartrng on her ardent lover to agree to a qurck marrrage On a petal whrch appeared to be shrverrng were Bobby Ray Messer and Wallace Dan1el rn Alaska sellrng refngerators to the Esk1mos Another of my classmates Raymond Rrggs was pla1nly seen as owner and operator of a garage rn Mobrle and as hrs favorrte customer I saw Fred Barber wrth a new Chevrolet and L A Walden wrth a Cadrllac Rrggs seemed to really have a thr1v1ng busrness Wllh hrs old frrends Then I saw Iunror George as proud owner of the Prrncess Theater A huge plane and leavmg on rt were two sarlors Ennes Roper and Dovell Haley who had been assrgned to dut1es tn Chrna On the next petal I saw Adell bmrth ltvrng happrly w1th her famrly She seemed to be gettrng her httle boy off to school Next appeared a touchrng scene' Marjorre Smrth rn a flower garden was p1ck1ng d3lS1SS and say1ng He loves me He loves me not He loves me' Bobby Herbert as an agrrculture teacher was v1s1t1ng the huge farm of Dawson Sparkman andlhelprng h1m out on a few problems There appeared then a large hOSP1I3l rt was Wrllard Hamrlton s and he had for hrs nurses Dora Hrtt Mary Helen Blagburn and Reba Rouse On the last petal of thrs amazrng flower I saw Melvr n Wtmberly as the Manager ofthe Elect1'1cDe partment rn Austrnvrlle and I saw myself as hrs chref offrce assrstant Although the flower wrthered away I knew that the memorres of that wonderful year would never wrther l would never forget those frlendsl Estelle Bolton Class Prophet , . 7 . . . 9 9 ' I . . - . - .1 1. r - r I Il ' I1 ll , . . ,, . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' - u ' - , . r . . . . . ,, ,, , , . . . . , . . . . . . l I - , . , . . g . . ,, . . ,, . . . 1 n . 9 u , . . . . . 9 9 - . . ' 9 H n . . . . 1 9 n 0 9 1 . 9 . . p a