Butler High School - Rebel Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

Miss Jean Hollingsworth — Sponsor Bonnie Pike - Editor Betty Deuel - Business Manager Georgia Keel - Art Editor [ 1 ] [ 5 ] Here it stands-a material structure A tribute in wood and stone. Hundreds have shared this cherished place Yet each calls it his own. These towering walls, the sheltering halls, And the spirit within that door. How many times we’ve walked these halls! (We’ll walk them just once more.) And like the clouds above We’ll lift our ideals high; And echo with each whispering breeze “We love thee, BUTLER HIGH.” A typical day in class Welcome to our office. The Rebels march on. iV v - 44 « ' Preparing for the Homecoming parade. [ 5 ] Come on Rebels, yell. Go team fight. 1 1 T hc year 1963 has meant many things to each individual. We, as Seniors, .looked forward to lyRyis year as in the past, but this year was different; for this was to be our lost. Some f us y W leave for college campuses while others leave to make homes. But those of us who have 7 shared wonderful times here will leave with both the feeling of excitement that comes with 'j a new challenge and the feeling of rogret that comes with the leaving of an old friend. We have filled this book with people we have known, things we’ve done and the happy and sad days we’ve shared. As we look back through this book some of the memories may be dim or fading, but they will never be forgotten. t 3 acu TJuLL o (Contents - We, the REBEL STAFF of 1963, proudly dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Catherine Roper, os a token of our appreciation for the superb services she has rendered to us as a student body and to BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL. The REBEL wishes to express its deep appreciation to our be- loved teachers who have so willingly given of their time and talents to inspire in many students a love for know- ledge and an understanding of the principles for which BUTLER stands. Superintendent Dr. Raymond L. Christian ddourd oj? Education Milton Frank, L.A. Davis, Dr. Raymond L. Christian, A.V. Sneed, Jarmon McKinney, Jr., Marvin Drake. [ 10 ] Dear Student Body: You have demonstrated a willingness to work, a desire to learn and an attitude of helpfulness. These outstanding qualities, indicative of great progress, are recognized by all who observe our school and its records. In our daily contacts I find great pleasure. WrJeffC. Vaughn Since Coming to Butler two years ago as our assistant principal, Mr. Vaughn has assumed an important role in our school. Although his task is that of maintaining a good scholastic and attend- ance record for our school, he always takes an active interest in the student as an individual. Mr. Vaughn attended the University of Alabama and the University of Louisiana where he has completed his B.S. and thirty-two hours toward his M.S. His honors included the Dean’s list, Delta Sigma Phi, Theta Kappa Psi, National Chemical Society, Y.M.C.A. Secretary, and the Student Fellowship. W� . JiL Mrs. Stewort has been at Butler for six years. She teaches IOth grade English and serves as guid- ance counselor, too. As guidance counselor she has helped us prepare for our futures, whether our paths lead to college or vocations. Her work in helping us prepare for fuller and happier lives is greatly appreciated. Sometimes we do not realize all the work Mrs. Wallace does for our school. We surely owe her a great deal. Besides her work here at Butler, she has a few hobbies ot home such as cross- word puzzles, gardening and the care of her two dogs. Mrs. Wallace is certainly an asset to our school. Her neat appearance and cheerful dis- position contribute a great deal toward making our school days successful and happy. This is our FACULTY Who help us in all we do. We ought to thank them And give credit where credit is due. They have stood by and been there When we needed them most With such a great faculty We all should boast! MRS. MARY BURKHARDT B.S. Auburn University Home Economics, Home Family Sponsor: Home Economics Club MRS. JUDY C. CASTNER B.A. Wake Forest French, English Sponsor: French Club, Majorettes MISS BARBARA JEAN CAMPBELL B.S. Florence State College Biology MR. MARVIN CLEM B.S. Florence State College Physical Education, Coach (Head Football) [ '3 ] MR.JOSEPH ASKINS B.S. Howard College History MISS MILDRED CANTERBURY B.A. Alabama College Typewriting, Shorthand Sponsor: STARS BARS MRS. HAZEL COOPER B.A. Athens College Mathematics MISS AUTICE CULBREATH B.S. Florence State College M.Ed. University of Georgia Mathematics MRS. FAYNA FRAZIER B.S. Florence State College American History MISS FRANCES HARRIS B.S. Florence State College Business Law, Bookkeeping, [ 14 ] Typing MISS RUTH DAVIS B.S. M.A. George Peabody Engli sh Sponsor: Tri-Hi-Y Club MRS. MARY RENEE DORTCH B.S.E. Arkansas State College Biology He used to be in Who’s Who, now he’s in Ho Ho. MRS. G. LOUISE HARVEY B.S. Indiana Slate Teachers Col lege Business English, World Hi story JAMES MARVIN GOODMAN B.S. M.A. George Peabody Director: Band, Drill Team MISS JEAN HOLLINGSWORTH B.S. Florence State College Typewriting, Office Machines Sponsor: The REBEL MISS JEAN HUMPHREY B.S. Jacksonville State College English No, we don’t sell Mod Magazine! MISS PERNIE JAMES B.S. Florence State College M.A. George Peabody Librarian Sponsor: Library Club MRS. LAVELLE JOHNSON B.S. Florence State College M.A. George Peabody Librarian MR. JAMES C. HUNNICUTT Coord. T I Education B.S. Florence State College M.A. University of Alabama Advanced Work Auburn University Diversified Occupations Sponsor: D.O. Club MR. CHARLES LEONARD JACKS B.S. Auburn University Physics, Advanced Science Sponsor: Science Club -y MRS. CHRISTINE M. JONES B.A. Louisiana State University Speech, English [ 15 ] MRS. EMMA MASON B.S. Alabama College, Montevallo English Sponsor: National Honor Society MISS SELMA MITCHELL B.S. Florence State College M.A. George Peabody Art, Democracy Sponsor: Art Club MRS. MARJORIE STURGES MOOSE B.A. Sweet Briar College M.A. Columbia Latin Sponsor: Latin Club MR. ROBERT L. MEEK B.A. Athens College M.A. George Peabody History MRS. FLORENCE R. MILNER B.S. George Peabody Home Economics, Home Fami ly Sponsor: Home Economics Club That's a smile?!! l MRS. BETTY MYERS B.A. Centre College English, Spanish Sponsor: Spanish Club [ 16 ] MR.GEORGE NEWBY B.S. Howard College Business Arithmetic, Algebra, Coach I MR. GLENN NUNLEY B.S. University of Georgia History, Coach MISS BERTHA PAYNE B.S. Florence State College M.A. George Peabody Mathematics Sponsor: Tri-Hi-YClub '| would that you would.’ MR. MARVIN ROLMAN B.S. M.A. Middle Tennessee State College Democracy, Coach MRS. CATHRINE M. ROPER B.S. Alabama College, Montevallo Physical Education Sponsor: Cheerleaders MRS. ANNA B. RAMICK B.A. Blue Mountain College M.A. University of Arkansas Mathematics Co-Sponsor: STARS BARS MR. THOMAS E. ROGERS B.S. University of Alabama Mechanical Drawing, Driving, Coach (Basketball) MRS. JANET SPOON B.S. Jacksonville State College Chemistry, Biology [ 17 ] MR. CHARLES G. TEDFORD B.S. East Tenn. State College Choral Director Sponsor: Key Club MR. MERLE WEST B.S. Florence Stale College Democracy, Coach MRS. LILA M. WOMACK B.S. Florence State College English MRS. BEATRICE L. WOOLF B.A. University of Alabama English “Welcome....to Butler. Jo the Jacult Before we, the graduating class of 1963, bid farewell to the hallowed halls of Butler High School, we wish to express our appreciation to you, the faculty. It was a big step from the childhood of our junior high years to the young adulthood of our first senior high year; yet from that first day three years ago we knew that you would help us meet each and every test with determination. You stood by us and aided us in all that we attempted. You were always ready and willing to lend us your assistance, even though it often meant hours of extra work for you. You have watched over us, guarded us, tried to protect us, and encouraged us. From you we have received strength, love, faith, joy, knowledge, hope, and trust in ourselves and God. The heavy doors swing shut bringing to a close our wonderful high school days, and the last sands sifting through the hour glass tell us that this period of our lives is rapidly coming to a completion. Before the door closes and the sands vanish, we, the class of 1963, bid farewell to you with the desire in our hearts that we may live in such a way that you will have reason to be proud of us. [ 18 ] SEATED: Billy Bjork, President. STAND- ING: Bonnie Pike, Secretary; Arnold Sneed, Vice-President; Dianna White, T reasurer. SeniorA KENNETH WAYNE ACKLIN Men of few words are the best men. ' Football 2; Baseball 3,4. MICHAEL DeWITT ADAMS It’s not what | do that worries me; it s when I get caught doing it. LINDA ANN ADERS She’s gentle, she’s shy and there’s kindness in her eyes. RICHARD DENNIS ALLEN To know him better is to like him more. Track 2,3,4. LARRY RAY ALLISON I don’t know why I’m here; I’m just trying to get out. Track 2,4. WILLIAM GORDAN BABCOCK He’s a very likeable lad, one of the best we’ve ever had. Madrigalians 4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, President 4; Boys Glee Club 2,3; STARS BARS Staff 2; REBEL Staff 2,3,4. BERT DEAN BAKER I’m not a surgeon, but I do a lot of cutting up. WERNER WOLFGANG BAKER If he doesn’t find a way, he’ll make one. Football Manoger 4. NANCY KATHRYN BALCH Always ready for a good time. Pep Squad 2. ROBERT JAMES BARNETT Life isn’t a spurt, but a long steady climb. [ 21 ] MARY LEE BEASLEY “Easy to remember, but so hard to forget.” Library Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; STARS BARS Staff 4. ROBERT WAYNE BEASLEY “The world knows nothing of its greatest men.” GEORGE THOMAS BENNETT “Athletic, friendly, and full of fun; he's really many boys in one.” Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; REBEL Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4. MICHAEL EDWARD BERRYMAN “Like a powderpuff, I’m made for women.” D.O. Club 4. Senior A DIANA LYNN BASS “She’s always cheerful and ever gay, a real grand girl in every � way. Latin Club 2,3; Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Pep Squad 2; Girls Glee Club 3; Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. WANDA FAY BATT “A willing heart, a willing hand, always willing on demand.” Student Council 3; STARS BARS Staff 4. YOLANDA MAE BEDNAREK “A pleasant nature is heaven's gift.” BEVERLY ANN BELL “Opportunity for mischief comes a thousand times a day.” JOHN HATTON BIGBEE “Thinking is an idle waste of time.” WILLIAM DAVID BJORK He'll be successful in any land. He holds his future well in hand.” Football 2; Spanish Club 2,3, President 3; Art Club 3; President 3; Key Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class President 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4. [ 22 ] LARRY DEAN BLEDSOE “Where is the end of study? Let me know.” DONNA LYNN BOGAN “Small of statue, but magnetic of personality.” Seniori JoANN BLACKBURN “A personality that makes friends, and a loyalty that keeps them.” A Coppella Choir 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 4; D.O. Club 3; D.O. Sweetheart 3, Miss D.O- 2; Home Ec. Club 4. ELIZABETH LA RUTH BLANKENSHIP True to her work, her word, and her friends.” Girls Glee Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Home Ec. Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. CURTIS BOLDIN “My only objections to school are teachers and books.” JULIA YVONNE BRAGG “Full of laughter, full of pep, never quiet, but that’s her rep.” Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Sweetheart 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 4; STARS BARS 4: REBEL Staff 4. BILLY WAYNE BRAZELTON “Always happy and care free, ready for the larks; he can t be bothered by classes and little things like marks. BILLY RAY BREWER “You can tell o man not by the words he speaks but by the silence he keeps.” A Coppella Choir 2,3; Boys Glee Club 2,3; Latin Club 3,4; Art Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 3,4, Circulation Manager 3,4. WANDA L. BRIDGES “Sincere and quiet, she winds her way from day to day.” RONALD FRAZIER BRIGHT “Athletic, sweet, and kind; a duplicate will be hard to find.” Transferred; Huntsville High School 4; Basketball 4. JIMMY LAWRENCE BROWN “A friend to all that knows him.” Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Key Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Who’s Who 4. CAROL RUBY BRYANT “Life is what you make it.” Pep Squad 2; Home Ec. Club 4; Office Staff 4. ROY MICHAEL BULMAN “Thinking requires energy.” GLENDA SUE BUTLER “It’s nice to be natural when you are naturally nice.” Home Ec. Club 2,4. Seniors BETTY JEAN BRITTON “Goodness is the only investment that never fails.” EARNEST DAVID BROWN “Work is work and must be done; never-the-less, I’ll have my fun.” Football 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 3,4. ROBERT EDWARD BUCHOLZ “Ability wins the esteem of true men.” Key Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Boy’s State 3; All TVC Football 4. J. W. BULLOCK “Let the rest of the world go by; I’m a spectator.” D.O. Club 3,4. LINDA KAY BUTLER “Nice, sweet, and sincere all through the year.” A Cappella Choir 4; Girls Glee Club 3,4; Girls Choir 4; Student Council 2; Pep Squad 2; STARS BARS Staff 4. LEONARD NIELSEN BYDAL “A man with an aim is a man with a name.” Transferred: Kingston Collegiate Vocation Inst., Canada. [ 24 ] CHARLES RICHARD CAMPBELL “A light heart lives long.” Band 4; Transferred: Rainelle, West Virginia 4. GEORGE CRAWFORD CAMPBELL “The more you learn, the more you forget. So why study?” Band 2,3,4. RENA ANN CAMPBELL “Cute and sweet, can that be beat?” Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. VICTOR BRYON CAMPBELL, JR. “I am happy as can be, for I never trouble trouble till it troubles me.” Seniors RICHARD CAGLE “Ever looking on the bright side of life.” Latin Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Male Choir 3,4; A Cappella Choir 3,4, Science Club 4; Band Council 2,4. SYLVIA ANGELA CAMPAINE “Mighty cute, mighty wise, but, oh my, those wicked eyes.” REBEL Staff 4; STARS BARS Staff 4; French Club 3,4; Art Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2,4, Art Contest Winner 3. JEAN FAY CAMPBELL “Quiet, gentle, and refined, always thoughtful and very, very kind.” JOHN WAYNE CAMPBELL “I’m.looking for the man who invented work.” Baseball 2,3, ROCKY CARROLL “He who conquers me shall find a stubborn foe.” Football 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM MORGAN CAUDLE “Let the world move, I’ll not budge an inch.” Spanish Club 2,3, Chaplain 3; STARS BARS Staff 4. [ 25 ] MONA LaVONNE CLARK A smile for every girl, two for every boy. ’ Home Ec. Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Homecoming Maid 2. Seniors PATRICIA LEE CHANDLER Ready for everything, work or play, she’s a fine girl in every way. Student Council 2; Girls Glee Club 2,3; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Office Staff 3; Madrigalians 4; Rebelettes 3; French Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; STARS BARS Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4. CHERRY CHARLOTTE CHURCH Her friends are gained never lost. Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Art Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Rebelettes 3; Pep Squad 2,3; French Club 3; STARS BARS Staff 3. GRACE EVELYN CLARDY I can take or leave work, but I’d rother leave it. Home Ec. Club 4. LOIS ANN CLARDY Anyone who doesn't know men must be deaf or blind. ELAINE CLARK She’s smiling and happy, rarely sad; one of the best friends you’ve ever had. Girls Glee Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Science Club 3,4; STARS BARS Staff 4. ROBERT EUGENE COLEMAN Never think. You might disturb your mind. Spanish Club 2,3,4. SARAH ANN COLLIER She’s happy, carefree, and gay. DAVID LLOYD CHERRY If at first you don't succeed, oh well, skip it. Track Manager 2; Football 2; Football Manager 3. LEON WAYNE CLARK Who? Me worry? Basketball 2,3. it KATHALEEN MARY COOK “She came into the room voice first. Girls Glee Club 2,3,4; Rebel ettes 3; A Cappella Choir 4- Madrigalians 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Science Club 3,4, Secretary 4; STARS BARS Staff 3,4. PATRICIA ELAINE CORNELISON “A quiet disposition and a quiet determination are two admirable qualities.” Latin Club 2,3; Art Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4. ANGELA CLARKE COUCH “A girl with a knack to do things well; how great she will be no one can tel I. National Honor Society 3,4; Art Club 2,3,4, President 4; Tri-Hi- Y Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; STARS BARS Staff 4; Who’s Who 4. MYRA YVONNE CRABTREE “She's gentle; she’s shy; but there’s mischief in her eye. Pep Squad 2; Home Ec. Club Sweetheart 2, Home Ec. Club 2; Art Club 4; Attended Madison Academy 3. BARBARA JEAN CROUCH “Better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Latin Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; REBEL Staff 4. Seniors PATRICIA ELLENE COLLINS “A dimpled smile will melt the coldest heart. French Club 2,3; Art Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Girls Glee Club 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH CONRAD “The real character of a man is found by his amusements. Latin Club 3; Science Club 4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; STARS BARS Staff ERIS KATHERINE CRAMER “Happy-go-lucky, cute, witty, and full of fun. Transferred: South Carolina 3; Library Club 4. ALMA JEAN CRANFILL “You can pick a side, and I’ll argue with you. Transferred: Marshall County High School, Guntersvi I le, Alabama 4. JOHNNY MILTON CREQUE, JR. “When you play, play hard. When you work--by the way when do you work? Football 2; Football Manager 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; REBEL Staff 4. e . Seniors NANCY ANN DANIELS “She’s quiet, reserved, and unassuming.” RICHARD VANCE DANIELS, JR. “To worry little, study less, that's my idea of happiness.” Football 2,3; Speech Play 2; Latin Club 2. JACK NORMAN DEMPSEY “A man with an eye for the future.” EUGENE RAYMOND DENNIS “A studious and preserving man.” Latin Club 4; Band 4; Science Club 4. MARTHA ANN DENTINGER “Her smile shov s her happiness; her friends show her populari- . i� ty- Cheerleader 2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Chaplain 4; Office Staff 4; Who’s Who 4; Student Council 4; Girls State Representative 4; Senior Maid 4; Miss B. H. S. 4. STEVE DARREL DENTON “Speech is great, but silence is greater.” [ 28 ] RICHARD CHARLES DAVIS “He must have a sixth sense, there’s no sign of the other five.” VIRGINIA JOYCE DAVIS “She Girls MARY ANN DAVIS “Into every pie she has her thumb.” Student Council 3; Transferred: Owen High School, Black Mountain, North Carolina; STARS BARS Staff 4; REBEL Staff 4. PEGGY ANN DAVIS “Though she’s quiet, she’s not shy; her friendship limit is the sky.” Office Staff 4; STARS BARS Staff3,4. EDWARD MICHAEL DETCHEMENDY Here’s a fellow we all agree is as swell as a fellow could ever be.” Latin Club 2,3; Baseball 3,4, Student Council 4. RAYMOND HOWARD DOLLAR “I put my troubles in a pocket with a hole in it.” THOMAS DWAYNE DUKE ”|’m really a smart guy, but I have a hard time convincing anyone.” Student Council 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Hi-Y Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. BONNIE SUE DUKEMINEER “Her qualities out number her inches.” Office Staff 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4, Chaplain 4; Hi-Y Sweet- heart 3; STARS BARS Staff 4; Who’s Who 2,4; Homecoming Queen 4. MARY FAYE DUVALL “Honor lies in honest toil.” BETTY JEAN DEUEL “Cute, neat, and sweet; a girl that is hard to beat.” Band 2,3,4; Sweetheart 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who 4; REBEL Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4. ROBERT HOUSTON DYER, JR. “Into his books he gets so deep that half way down he falls asleep.” JOHN GLENN EDGE “The best character is that which is least talked about.” Latin Club 4. FRED VAN EDWARDS “Well! Here I am, girls.” Transferred: Peekskill Military Academy, Peekskill, New York 4. BOBBY JOE ELROD “Judge him not by his actions.” Who’s Who 2. DON NICHOLAS EMERSON “Always His own affairs he tends, thus winning and holding many friends.” Transferred: Ashville High School, Ashville, Alabama THOMAS RAY EVANS “You can lead a man to school, but you can’t make him think.” HATTIE FERN FIELDS “Her future will be as her present, always smiling and very pleasant.” National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Girls Choir 3. DORIS FAY FORRESTER “If silence were golden, she’d be a millionaire.” WILLIAM ANTHONY FRANKLIN “One of those fellows you can’t help but like.” Football 2,3,4; Track 3. CAROL SUZANNE ENGLISH “If laughter were the food of life, she would live forever.” Art Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. “Everything wil Baseball 3,4. CARL ALLEN FREE come to those who wait. So why hurry?” STUART MEIER FRENCH “This man will go far because he believes every word he says.” Track 2,3; French Club 3,4; A Cappella Choir 4; Science Club 4, Parliamentarian 4; STARS BARS Staff 4; REBEL Staff 4. DENNIS CARL GARRISON “His good manners are always showing, handsome of face and easy going.” National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Key Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. FAYE NELL GENTLE “You never know she’s around.” Glee Club 2; Girls Choir 3. Sen ior5 CAROL LESLIE GERBRICK “Sweet and gentle, good and true, nice, sincere, and friendly, too. ’ Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4. PATRICIA MARION GIFFORD “A character all her own. MARY REBECCA GILBERT “A sunny attitude goes far toward making the world a brighter place. Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Student Council 4. BOBBY JOEL GLOVER “In school and sports and all that’s fun put him down as number one. National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Basketball 3,4; Key Club 4; Science Club 4; Who’s Who 4. SHIRLEY FAYE GLOVER “A smile is the whisper of a laugh. Girls Glee Club 2; Girls Choir 3. JAMES WILLIAM GOINS “Beware! I may do something sensational yet. CAROLYN FRANCIS GROVES “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves. Cheerleader 2,3,4; Alternate Miss Citizenship 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; French Club 3,4, President 4; Latin Club 2; STARS BARS Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN GULL ION “She has the heart of a bell—her tongue is the clapper.1 CHARLES VICTOR GRAY “I'm not lazy—I just conserve my energy. Science Club 4. CAROL ANN GRISWOLD “None knew her but to love her. Latin Club 2; Science Club 3,4; Who’s Who 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 2,3,4. WILMA LOUISE HALL “True depth i s gained by quietness. ’ Girls Choir 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3; Home Ec. Club 4. LARRY EUGENE HAMER “I do the hardest work of my day before breakfast, getting up.’’ MARLYN MELVIN HANSING “Quiet and shy, a real nice guy.’’ Science Club 4. ED CARTER HARBIN “A hearty friend and a comrade true, if he has faults, they’re very few.’’ Basketball 4; Hi-Y Club 4; Transferred; Buckhorn High School, New Market, Alabama, 4. Sen iorS GENE THOMAS HAILEY “Never do today what you can do tomorrow.’’ SHELBY JORDAN HALL, III “He’s another industrious boy, but he still finds time for joy.” Art Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 4; Football Manager 3,4. CAROLE ANN HANKEY “A life of enjoyment is the only life worth living.’ Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Transferred: Huntsville High School, Hunts- ville, Alabama. WILLIAM HAROLD HANSEN “Live or perish. The bachelor life is the one I cherish.’’ WILLIAM EARL HARPER “A ladies man, there is no doubt for where he is there’s a girl about.’’ Transferred: Englewood High School, Jacksonville, Florida. LINDA FAYE HARRELL “A smile is the trademark of a happy soul.” [ 32 ] DONALD HENRY HAWKINS “I study how to keep from studying. Bond 2,3. ROBERT FULTON HAYES I’m sure that care is an enemy of life. Football 3,4; Baseball 4. Senior? CARLENE ANN HARTMAN The determination to succeed is the first step to success. A Cappella Choir 3,4, Sweetheart 4, Robe Chairman 4; Girls Glee Club 2,3,4; Madrigal ions 4; French Club 3,4; Office Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; STARS BARS Staff 3,4, Sweetheart 3. CHARLES ALLEN HAWKINS To hurry and worry is not my creed, things will happen so what’s the need? Football 2,3,4. LINDA LEE HESS Merry, have fun, likes all love one. Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Cheerleader 2; Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 2, 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Girls Glee Club 2,3; A Cappella Choir 4; STARS BARS Staff 3; REBEL Staff 4. LINDA CAROL HICKLIN Here’s to the girl with a heart and smile that makes the bub- bles of life worth while. Cheerleader 4; Who’s Who 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; REBEL Staff 4, Sweetheart 4; Junior Miss Runnerup 4; Transferred: Box Elder High School, Brigham City, Utah 3. KAREN SUE HIMES Bright as sunset after a rain. Transferred: Central High School, Davenport, Iowa; A Cappella Choir 4. BETTY LYNN HENSLEY Talk she can, talk she will, never idle never still. Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Office Staff 2,4; Who’s Who 4; STARS BARS Staff 3,4, Head Typist 4, Sweetheart 4. MHpppafMj ■ WILLIAM EDWARD HOCHHOLZER You just think I’m bashful! Baseball 3; Science Club 4. THOMAS OSCAR HOLDERER Sometimes witty, often bright; always treats his friends right. STARS BARS Staff 3,4; Science Club 3; Art Club 3,4. [ 33 ] JAMES DANIEL HOLLAND “Happy, unconcerned—he came to class and sometimes D.O. Club 4, Vice-President 4, Mr. D.O. 4. SHARON KRISTON HOLLOWAY “A friend to all, a foe to none. Art Club 4; Pep Squad 2. ANTHONY EDWARD HOOVER “If all great men are dead, it's no wonder I'm so pale.! Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Who's Who 4. STEVE WAYNE HORTON “Some people think he's bashful; most doubt it. A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Business Manager 4; French Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Male Choir 2,3,4. Sen iorA CARLOS RAY HOLLAND “Learn to live, and live to learn. Baseball 3,4. ERNEST HOWARD HOLLAND “Life's but a span. I’ll enjoy every inch of it. learned. HERBERT FRANCIS HOLTKAMP “My life is mine, so I’ll live it my way. DONALD RAY HOOKS “Silently he treads life away. Club 3,4, GARY ALTON HUGHES “Men may come and men may go; I’ll get there even though I'm slow. ROSEMARY HUGHES “To have friends, you have to be one. STARS BARS Staff 4. [ 34 ] DIANNE HUNT “Sweet as they come, well worth knowing.” National Honor Society 3,4; Home Ec. Club 4. ELIZABETH KATHLEEN HUNTER “Beauty lives with kindness.” Spanish Club 4; Library Club 4; Art Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 4; Transferred: Huntsvi Ile High School, HuntsviIle, Alabama. MIGUEL ANGEL IBARRA “He came to us a stranger and remained with us a friend.” Transferred: Msg. Edgard Pace High School, Cuba 4. LEE INGRAM, JR. “Of witty remarks, he has an unlimited store; he’s bubbling over with fun galore.” Hi-Y Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4. VICKIE JOLENE IVEY “A merry heart is like good medicine.” Girls Glee Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Library Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. THOMAS SCHROEDER JANDEBEUR “There are two sides to everything, my side and my side.” French Club 2,3,4; President 3; Latin Club 3,4, President 4; Radio Club 4; Track 2,3,4. CAROLYN SUE JOHNSON “Good character is never a result of an accident. Home Ec. Club 4; Pep Squad 2; Student Council 2; Homecoming Maid 2. JOHN MILTON JOHNSON “He has no time for girls or fame, a mere diploma is his aim.” JOHNNIE MARIE JOHNSON “Always witty, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad.” Library Club 2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 4; Pep Squad 2,3; STARS BARS Staff 3,4. KENNETH WAYNE JOHNSON “Slow and easy does it.” [ 35 ] Sen ion SIDNEY LEE JOHNSON “She's quiet but quite a good girl.” Sponish Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2. HELEN LOUISE JONES See good in everybody, and everybody will see good in you.” National Honor Society 3,4, Sweetheart 4; Office Stoff 3 4- STARS BARS Staff 4. PAUL DAVID JORDAN If it is fun, let’s do it.” GEORGIA ANN KEEL If mischief admits one to heaven, she is well on her way.” Home Ec. Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Who’s Who 4; REBEL Staff 3,4. EDGAR TAFT KENNEDY I stand on the brink of a great career. Won't somebody please push me off?” Band 2,3,4; Drum Major 4; Baseball 3,4. LINDA SUE KILPATRICK Once your friend always your friend.” Girls Choir 2; Home Ec. Club 4; Pep Squad 2. JUANITA GAYLE KING “Always sparkling, happy and gay, naturally sweet, that’s her way.” Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. RICHARD GEORGE KLOCK, JR. A boy who needs no introduction; he speaks for himself.” Football 4; Track 4; Transferred: Shoreline High School, Seattle, Washington 4. VICKI CARROL KNIGHT “Like all, love none, stay happy, have fun.” Latin Club 2,3; French Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Science Club 3; Art Club 3; Library Club 4, Sweetheart 4. JAMES SEARCY LAMB He who seeks happiness is a fool; he who denies happiness is a greater fool.” [ 36 ] Sen iorA LINDA ANNELL LAMB “The force of her own merit, makes her way. Girls Choir 2; STARS BARS Staff 4. JUDITH GAIL LANKFORD “A sweet smile, a sweet girl. CHARLES FRANKLIN LOFTY “I’m not against work, but I’m in no sympathy with it. GRANVILLE ALLEN LOGAN “Frame your mind to merit and merriment. A Cappella Choir 4; Student Council 4; Key Club 4; REBEL Staff 4. [ 37 ] ROBERT WILLIAM LAWRENCE “The chief action for a man of great action is never to be out of action. Key Club 2,3,4; Male Choir 2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Vice-President of Class 2. JAMES WILLIAM LEAGUE “Always jolly and carefree, life may be dull but never me. Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4. MARGARET ROSE LEROY “She has lived well, laughed often, and loved but one. RUSSELL STEVE LETSON “He v ill dispute and prove it too — that blue is black and black is blue. LYNDA ANN LeDOUX “She who talks little, thinks much. Band 2,3; French Club 3,4. BARBARA LYNETTE LENTZ “If you want your dreams to come true, don’t oversleep. Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Stars BARS Staff 4. MARSHA ANITA MARBREY Pretty red hair and friendly eyes, wonder where her fortune lies. REBEL Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Choir 2,3; Office Staff 4; Pep Squad 2,3. HAZEL JUANITA MARKS Everyone has a sane spot somewhere. STARS BARS Staff 3,4, Make Up Manager 3,4; Office Staff 4. CHARLES ROBERT MASON Teachers don’t recognize genuis when they see it. MICHAEL AULBERT MACHEN Who knows what lurks in the minds of silent men. PATRICIA ANN MAHATHEY When in doubt, giggle. Art Club 2; Home Ec. Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Contest Winner 3; STARS BARS Staff 3,4, Editor 4. DEMETRA AGNES MANNING A thousand hopes for your success. Girls Glee Club 3,4; Pep Squad 3. Sen iorS PATRICIA MARILYN LONG An understanding heart is one that will always be remembered. Tri-Hi-Y 4; Home Economic Club 4; STARS BARS 4; Pep Squad 2; Student Council 2. HELEN SUZANNE LOPER God made thee good as thou art fair. Transferred: Fairfield High School, Fairfield, Ohio; Spanish Club 4. ETHEL FAYE MASON I love my fellow creature; I do all the good I can. Transferred: Buckhorn High School, New Market, Alabama; National Honor Society 2; Library Club 2; Future Homemakers of Ameri ca 2. SIDNEY WAYNE MICHAELS He’s good-natured and kind; he is a lad with a mind. [ 38 ] JANET ELIZEBETH MILLS “It’s nice to be important, but more important to be nice.” Band 2,3,4; Band Council 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Science Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; STARS BARS Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 4. JERRELL WAYNE MOON ' |n everything around he makes a hit, because he has that certain it.” Football 2,3,4, Captain 4; Who’s Who 3,4; Mr. Butler High School. Sen lord KAREN MARQUITA MILLER “Success is her destination.” Miss Citizenship 4; Office Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Library Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; STARS BARS Staff 3; REBEL Staff 4. MARCIA LOU MILLER “A quiet-manner does not hide her sunny disposition.” Transferred: Grenny County High School 3; Art Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; STARS BARS Staff 3,4, Art Editor 4. A BARBARA PAULETTE MOORE “Gentle in manner, alike in speech.” JOSEPH EDWARD MOORE “He’ll have his fun or die trying.” Art Club 3,4; Hi-Y Club 2,3,4; STARS BARS Staff 2,3; D.O. Club 4. DONNA CATHERINE MORELAND “Steady of purpose, to her aim ever true, full of mischief and seldom blue.” Student Council 3,4; Girls Glee Club 4; A Cappella Choir 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. BARBARA DELORES MOSS “What is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.” French Club 3,4, Chaplain 4; Girls Glee Club 2,3; Home Ec. Club 4. PEGGY ANN MOSS “Smiling always the clowning kind, a greater lass you’ll never find.” Home Ec. Club 4. CHERYL JEAN MURRAY “Of radiant smile and knowledge rare, none can surpass and few can compare.” National Honor Society 3,4; Office Staff 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. [ 39 ] JOAN REBECCA MYHAN A friendly way, a face that’s fair, a combination that’s very rare.” Transferred: Huntsville High School, Huntsville, Alabama; Latin Club 4; Junior Miss Runnerup 4; REBEL Staff 4. SALLY ELIZABETH MacDONNELL “A self-sufficient and persistent girl.” Latin Club 2,3; French Club 3,4; Art Club 2; Science Club 4; STARS BARS 4. WAYNE DOUGLAS McCAIN Sometimes I sit and think, sometimes I just sit.” Football 3,4; Track 4; KATHRYN JANE McCLURE Frowning seldom, smiling ever, making friends endeavor.” Tri-Hi-Y 4; Student Council 4. PATRICIA ANN McANALLY “Her smile was the sweetest ever seen.” Transferred: Huntsville High School, Huntsville, Alabama 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. MARY CATHERINE McCAGHREN A little mischief in her laugh, a little twinkle in her smile.” Band 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Squad Leader 4, State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Science Club 3. that’s her DIANE MAVIS McCOLLUM Sing away sorrow, laugh away care.” Transferred: Edison High School, San Antonio, Texas; Girls’ Choir 3; STARS BARS 4. SHIRLEY JO McCORMICK If the world should end tomorrow, I’d die talkina.” [ 40 ] CAROL ANN MYERS A real sweet girl, with a winning smile.” JAY MURRAY MYERS A sense of humor, a sense of wit, and plenty of NONSENSE.” Spanish Club 2,3. ALFRED JOSEPH PENCHOSKY, JR. “My only objection to education is books.” Spanish Club 2,3; Art Club 3,4. NANCY VIRGINIA PERSONS “Your only choice in life is how to live it.” National Honor Society 4. [ 41 ] SANDRA LEE NESBITT “A quiet unassuming friend, upon whom you can depend.” Library Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. GLENNIS NADENE NORTON “A constant babble of happy talk and laughter.” Home Ec. 4. RAYMOND KIRBY McCRANEY “He doesn't worry; he doesn’t fret; he’s a boy we won’t forget.” Band 2,3,4; Band Council 4; Propesty Crew 4; Squad Leader 4; Boys’ Choir 3,4; A Cappella Choir 4. GLENDA LEE McGINNESS “Her heart is like the moon-ever changing but always a man in it. THOMAS RICHARD McKOWN ‘Better men than I have lived, but I seriously doubt it.” JAY NASH “Happy in nature, honest in every part, handsome in face, strong in heart. D.O. Club 4. JAMES LaVERGNE McFARLANE, JR. “A man with an abundance of friends and good qualities ” Football 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 3,4 Club 3,4. a WILLIAM JOHN NELSON, JR. “Cute, good natured and gay; and we like him, that way.” Spanish Club 2; Science Club 4; Key Club 4; REBEL Staff 4. HENRY EUGENE PHILLIPS “Happy from care. I’m free. Why aren’t people content like me?” MORRIS WAYNE PHILLIPS “He likes good wit and has more than his share of it.” THELMA BONNELLE PIKE “A smile, a greeting glad, an admirable, joyful way she had.” Student Council 2,3,4; STARS BARS Staff 2,3; REBEL Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Class Officer, Junior Class Treasurer 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Who’s Who 3,4; Latin Club 2,3. EMILY NELL PINKERTON “May your life be always gay, full of happiness along the way.” Spanish Club 2,3, President 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Majorette 4; Home Ec. Club 4. PEGGY JOYCE POWELL “If flirting ere a crime, she’d be in jail all the time.” Spanish Club 3,4; Sec. and Tres. 4; REBEL Staff 4; Transferred: Georgia 3. LINDA GAIL POWER “Sure there are more important things than boys—but I can’t remember them.” Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3; ST ARS BARS Staff 2; Cheer- leader 3,4; Who’s Who 4; REBEL Staff 2; Office Staff 4. HELGA RUTH POPPEL “Another day, another boy, another heart, her favorite toy.” Girls’ Glee Club 3; Art Club 2,4; Girls’ Choir Sweetheart 3; STARS BARS Staff 3,4. BETTY LOUVENIA POWELL “May your future ever be bright.” Library Club 4; Home Ec. Club 4; REBEL Staff 4; Latin Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 3. DONNA LYNNE PRATT “The only true happiness is found where you have a multitude of friends.” Girls’ Glee Club 3,4. JIMMY DOYLE PRESTON “Why all this work and worry?” [ 42 ] -S', emor 5 GLENDA FAYE QUICK “She likes all; all like her. Pep Squad 2,3; REBEL Staff 4. JESSIE WILLIAM RAGSDALE “Come back in five minutes, and he’ll be in trouble.’’ JOHN B. RAINEY, JR. “He’s an upright, downright good fellow.” JAMES JABUS RAWLS “It is the mind that makes the man.” Transferred: Mt. Rainier High School, Seattle, Washington 4; Science Club 4, President 4; Key Club 4; Aroohl-St. Director 4. LIONEL EDWIN RAY “Why worry? Fools do that.” D.O. Club 4; Who’s Who 4. WILLIAM EVERETT RAY “Work fascinates me; I can sit and watch it for hours.” Band 2,3; Spanish Club 2; D.O. Club 4. MELLINA IREAN READY “So sweet a person is not found; she works and plays with goodness bound.” Girls Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Chaplain 4; Honor Society 3,4. GLENDA KAY REDIFER “Her friends are many, her foes are...she hasn’t any.” Girls’ Glee Club 3; STARS BARS Staff. LINDA FAY REDIFER “Her ways are true, her friendship’s lasting.” Home Ec. Club 3; Girls Glee Club 3,4; STARS BARS Staff 4. DAVID RIAN REEDER “If worry were the only cause of death, I should never die.” Football 2,3,4. [ 43 ] LARRY RENFROE “Nothing is so strong os gentleness.” PATRICIA ANN REYNOLDS “The way to be happy is to make others so.” MONA CLARE ROACH “It is not only what you think or say, but what you do that sounds.” Transferred: Maynard Evans High, Orlando, Florida 4; Latin Club 2; Drill Team 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARY ELIZABETH RUCKER “A happy heart makes a happy face.” Girls Glee Club; D.O. Club 4; Reporter 4. Sen iorS WANDA REESE ‘It matters more what’s in a woman’s face than what's on it.” ROBERT DANIEL REID “Away with ordinary customs, they cramp my style.” Football 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Student Council 4. ROBERT GARY RHODEN “I care not for women, let them care for themselves.” PHYLLIS ANN RICH “She’s supposed to be shy?” GARLAND LEE RUSSELL “Don’t let studies interfere with your education.” DELORES GAIL SANDERS “A merry heart that wins many friends.” [ 44 ] DONALD RAY SHARP •‘I’ll just be good natured and I’ll get by.’ JAMES LARRY SHARP “His only labor is to kill time.” JAMES DONALD SASSER “He leads such a marvelous life, full of ambition, success, and strife. Key Club 4. BILL Z. SCANLAND “Little chips start big fires. ROBERT ALLAN SCHICK “Life is a pleasant institution, let's take it as it comes. GORDAN WAYNE SCOTT “On their own merit modest men are silent. Art Club 4. ELLA ANN SIMMONS “A quiet friend upon whom you can depend. Girls Glee Club 2,3; Home Ec. Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 3. BRENDA JOYCE SLATON “Love, goodness, sweetness in her person. Girls' Choir 3; Sludent Council 4; STARS BARS Staff 3,4. EVELYN AUDREY SMITH “Content in every way. Art Club 3,4. SANDRA ELIZABETH SMITH “A friend to everyone; always cheerful and wearing a smile. Art Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. [ 45 ] Sen iorA Sen iorA THOMAS CLAYTON SMITH ‘ 1 dare do anything I can get away with.” ARNOLD RANKIN SNEED “A gem in the ranks of men, athlete, leader, and friend.” Key Club 3,4, President 4; Football 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Basket- ball 2; Senior Class Vice-President 4. PATRICIA ANN SOLOMON “A pretty girl of red head type, with eyes that shine like stars at night.” Girls’ Choir 2,3; Art Club 4; STARS BARS Staff 4. DONALD JACOB SOUTHARD, JR. I’m a woman hater, but the Bible says to love thine enemies.” French Club 3,4, Vice-President 4. PATRICIA ANN SPENCER Pretty, charming, and awfully nice; the kind of girl you look at twice.” Latin Club 2,3; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3,4, President 4; Office Staff 3,4; Girls’ State 3; Student Council 3,4; Who's Who 4; Junior Class Secretary 3. CAROLYN MARIE SPITZER She gives herself to deeds of worth.” JACQUELINE ANN STRANG If I cannot do great things, I can do little things in a great way.” DONALD OWEN STURDIVANT I'm not going to work myself to death, if I never die.” VIVIAN ELAINE SUMMAR As merry as the day is long.” JERRY RONALD TALLY A one woman man.” Hi-Y Club 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Who’s Who 2. [ 46 ] DENNIS MICHEAL THEUSCH “He who does not love wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life.” Male Choir 3,4; A Cappella Choir 3,4. LYNDA GALE THOMAS “She’d rather have a string of admirers than a string of pearls.” Pep Squad 2,3; Home Ec. Club 4. Sen iorA WALTER H. TARR “I rarely engage in the hard task of thinking.” D.O. Club 4. RUTHELLEN TEGTMEIER “To study hard, think quietly, talk gently, act friendly.” Transferred: Tocama, Washington; French Club 4. SANDRA FAYE TIDWELL “A combination of all good things.” Girls’ Glee Club 2,3. PATRICIA ANN TOWRY “An example of sweetness and delight.” Student Council 2,4; Art Club 3; Girls’ Glee Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. STANLEY MICHAEL UMLOR “Everyday and every minute he filIs with Iiving to the Iimit. LINDA GAIL UPTON “She has the power to live, laugh, and love.” Girls’ Glee Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Madrigalians 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; REBEL Staff 4. SARA LEE TUCKER “Happy, thoughtful, kind and true; there is never a favor she wouldn’t do.” Girls’ Glee Club 2; Home Ec. Club 2. JAN MARIE TUGGLE “For every subject, she has a comment.” Library Club 4; French Club 4; Transferred: Wichita High School West, Wichita, Kansas. CARROLL SUE VINES “She said, “I do.’.” Pep Squad 2; Office Staff 4; REBEL Staff 4. VIRGINIA LOITA WALKER “Her gentle ways are liked by all. ' Girls’ Glee Club 2,3; Girls Choir 3. DANNY MICHEAL WALLER “Keen sense, common sense, quite a lot of nonsense.” Basketball 2. JAMES ALVIS WARREN “A combination of wise and otherwise.” Sen IorS BOBBY LEN VANN “When I leave who will take my place?” Band 2,3; Who’s Who 4. BONNIE JEANETTE VASIL “She’d try to stop St. Peter’s call to ask a question.” Latin Club 2,3; Home Ec. Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; STARS BARS STAFF 4. JANE BARI WALLACE “A merry light gleams from her eyes.” Transferred: Bonnville High School, Boonville, Indiana 4. PHILAS DALE WALLACE “There lies a great deal of devilty beneath his mild exterior.” Transferred: Glencliff High School, Nashville, Tennessee 4. REBECCA MARGUERITA WEBSTER “I can resist everything except lemptation.” Home Ec. Club 3,4; STARS BARS Staff 4; REBEL Staff 4. [ 48 ] CARLTON WHITE “For he’s a jolly good fellow.” DIANNA JEAN WHITE “Cute, well-dressed, neat and small, we really think ‘Diners’ on the ball.” Cheerleader 2; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Girls’ Choir 3, Sweetheart 3; Office Staff 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; STARS BARS Staff 3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Student Council 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Homecoming Maid 4. S.n iorS NORMAN RAY WESTFALL “What’s the hurry. Let's stop, be lazy and enjoy ourselves.” D.O. Club 3,4. KAREN RHEA WHALEY “A cheerful heart, a cheerful person, a charm of friendship all the while.” Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2,3, Sweetheart 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Office Staff 4; REBEL Staff 4. JOHN MARLON WHITWORTH, II “Basketball’s his specialty; everyone’s his friend.” Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4, All TVC 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y Club 2,3,4, President 4; Boys' State 3; Who's Who 4; Student Council 4. RUTH ANN WILEY “Her aim is the leap to greater heights.” Transferred: Madison Academy 3; Latin Club 3; Library Club 3,4; Glee Club 3; STARS BARS Staff 4. LINDA SUE WILKINSON “She makes the world brighter with her smile.” Transferred: Tullahama High School, Tullahama, Tennessee 4. JACQUELYN DEE WILLIAMSON “Life is not so short, but there is always time for fun.” Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; REBEL Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. KITTY ARLENE WILSON “Such a whirlpool is her head of fun and mischief.” Spanish Club 4; Transferred: Franklin County High, Winchester, Tennessee. SUE ELLEN WILSON “She is the mirror of courtesy.” Honor Society 3,4; REBEL Staff 4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Office Staff 4. PEGGY ANN WORLEY “True understanding is gained by quietness.” Honor Society 3,4. Sen iorA BILLIE YVONNE WILLIAMS “Laugh and the world laughs with you; frown and the world laughs at you.” Girls' Choir 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Library Club 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3,4. MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS “She is indeed a rare one.” LINDA JEANELLE WILSON “So quiet she seems, so still and wise, til we see the twinkle in her eyes.” Girls' Choir 2,3; Home Ec. Club 2. PATRICIA JEAN WILSON “She sure is cute with personality plus, which can't be denied by any of us.” Transferred: M. B. Forrest High School, Jacksonville, Florida 4. [ 50 ] umord These Juniors become Seniors Seniors groduate. We hope that they will have as many wonderful memories of B. H. S. to re- member as did the Class of '63. junior A ANN ADAMS NELDA ADAMSON DON ALLEN SCHARLA ALSTON BARBARA AMBROSE LINDA ANDERSON RICKEY ANDERSON VIVIAN ARNOLD CAROLYN ASHABRANER PAT ATKINSON FRANK BALLARD CHRISTIAN BARKLEY SHEILA BARNES TESSA BARNES DENNIS BARTLETT BRENDA BATES JANE BATES SHARON BENNETT BOBBY BLACK MIKE BLASTINGAME PAT BOLTON GERRI BOONE RICHARD BOWER BILL BOWLING LINDA BRATCHER JOHN BROWN KENNETH BROWN JIMMY BUNN BETTY BURKS KATHY BUTTRAM [ 53 ] junior A KAY BUTTRAM TRUDY BYNE GLENNETH CHAMPBELL BOBBY CANTRELL CAROLYN CANTRELL JEANETTE CANTRELL DAVID CATLETT FAYE CATIR NONDA CHAFFEE MICKEY CHANDLER RANDY EILERS RONALD EIMER MARY ELLENBURGER CAL ELLIOT DAVID FAINT (ft DICKIE CRUTHER BRUCE CUTLER JAMES DANIELS TERRI DASHNER MARY DEEM LARRY DENT SHIRLEY FAYE DRINKARD CAROLYN EARLS JUDY EARLS DAVID EDWARDS JUDY CHAPMAN SUSAN COFFEEN SANDRA COLLIER COMELLIA COMPTON JAMES CONRAD LARRY CONWAY ROBERT COOPER ANNA COPE SCOTTY CROUCH DONALD CRIPPEN TERRY FELLO SAMMY FIELDS MONA FISHER WANDA FOSTER [ 54 j BEVERLY FOUTCH £VC 0 CAROL GLOVER MARILYN GOOCH CAROL GRACE RAY GUARD SANDRA GURLEY KENNETH GUTHRIE MICKEY GUTHRIE RAY HAMILTON LINDA HAMMETT JACKIE HAMMETT 7 juniors NANCY FOWLER CAROL FREEMAN CHARLES FRITTS ALICE FULLER DRENDA GAMBLE TOM GANNON CHARLES GAUTHIER JIMMY GIBBS MACK GIBBS BOBBY GLEN OLLIE HALL DIANE HARRIS MIKE HARRISON JIM HARTLY MARTY HARTMAN RONNIE HATCHETT KAY HAWKINS PETER HOLMES KAY HOLSTON JERRY HOLT SANDY HOLTON JUDY HOLUB JOHN HONE JEAN HOOGEWIND DIANE HORN DOUGLAS HOUSER RUTH HUFNAGLE ROSEMARY HUGHES JAMIE HUMPHREY KAY HUMPHREY junior A CARL HUNTER BILLY HYATT JERRY ISBELL SARAH JACKSON INA JEAN HAROLD JENNINGS SUSAN JOHNSON LINDA JONES LUTHER JONES PATRICA JONES STEPHANIE KRULL MARTINA LAMB ANDREA LAND BELINDA LATHAM TOM LAWSON LARRY LAY SUSAN LEACH BILLY LEE LINDA LEE DONNIE LEFTWICH BUSTER LOFTIN JERRY LOWE VICKI LOWE WANDA LOWERY ANGELA LOVELESS HARRIET LUNNA MARILYN MAC DONNELL PEGGY MC FARLANE DANE MC NITT FAYE MAJORS [ 56 ] Le 6 JAMES CAROLYN LINKINGS CHARLES LINN ANDREA LITTLE RONNIE LIVINGSTON luniorS BENITA MANN ALICE MARKS JEFF MARSH JUDY MENDENHALL WAYNE MERRITT DIANE MILES SHERREE MOORE GLORIA MORRIS JEAN MOUNTZ. 1 JAMESMOYLAN CAROL MULLINS DAVID NAGLE JOANNE NAGLE EMMYLOU NEIL JOHNNY NEWBY DIXIE OWEN SHERRY OWEN BILL PACELEY TOMMY PAILLOZ JANE PARSONS BETTIE PAYNE MAC PEARCE SUE PEEK PAUL PENCOLA BONNIE PENDERGRAFT J fNDA TOOLE LYNN POPWELL GAYE PREVATTE JIMMY PRICE RONNIE RAGAN JIM RAY JULIUS RAY BRENDA RAYNES PEGGY REEVES PAUL REINHARD REGINNA REYNOLD SHARON RICHEY GARY RIDGEWAY ROYCE ANN RIGGS JAKE ROGERS juniors DON ROLAND PAT ROTHER GWEN ROY BUDDY RUSSELL ROBERT RUST JEANNE SALYER SHERRY SCHORASTEN MARY SEXTON PAT SHANNON PAM SHEFFIELD PAT SPINNELLA JANICE STEPHENS PAT STEPHENS JUDY STEWART PHILLIP SULLIVAN SANDY SULLIVAN FRANCES SWINFORD LINDA TAYLOR ROGER TEETER CHARLES THOMAS GERALD THOMPSON TERRY TOMPSON JUDY TINNEY NANCY TNELLER GAYLEN TROGLEN [ 58 ] LYNNE TURNER JERRY TURNER WINNINGHAN LEE VAN KOUGHNETT CAROL VANCE LEONARD WALDEN SHERRIE WALKER BONNIE WALL JUDY WALL ELAINE WALLER PHYLLIS WANN CHUCK WEAVER JOHN WEAVER BOBBY WHITE JANET WHITE TOMMY WHITE RONALD WHITTINGTON LARRY WIGLEY CAROLYN WILKS DAVID WILLIAMS BARBARA WINKLER RONNIE WISE ANNA WOLLENSON BOBBY WOODS BILL WYNN MARY ANN ZABORSKY Sleepy Time Gals The poster you prepore moy couse some employer to hire o disabled veteran or other handicapped person!. Many employers decide to give on opportunity to the disabled worker because of ideas they see in your posters. 1st Place Cherry Church Butler High Huntsville meet the winners 3rd Place Sylvia C ampaine Butler High Huntsville 2nd Place Patricia Mahathey Butler High Huntsville [ 60 ] omored I he passing of this note symbol- W izes the passing of ’ your high school days. We, the graduating Seniors, realize how quickly these days pass. It is our hope that you, the mem- bers of the Sophomore class, will spend each and every one of these days in a sincere effort to better yourself and your school. Sork omore CL« Offi. icerS SEATED: Bob Craddock, Sanderson, Secretary. President. STANDING: Peggy Davis, Vice-President; Jane Green, Treasurer; Kay [ 62 ] TRENT ACEE BILL ACKER LINDA ACUFF SHERRY ADAIR SKIPPY ADAMSON REBECCA ADCOCK SKIPPER ADKINS MARGARET ALLEN BONNIE ALLEGRETTI JANE ALREAD RANDY ALSUP CHERYL ANDERSON DIANE ANDERSON KATHY ANDERSON JIMMY ANNERTON DAVID ARTHUR OPAL ASHCRAFT DEA ASHLEY DONALD BABB t? - ED BAKER JIMMY BAKER JOHN BAKER HALLIARD BARKLEY PAMELA BASDEN FRED BEAL PHIL BELL VICKIE BELL omoreA JIMMY BENNIGHT CHARLES BERRY KATHLEEN BERRY SANDRA BESHERE FREDNA BETTERTON JON BILLINGS PATRICIA BILLIONS BOBBY BISHOP SUE BISHOP VALERIE BLACK CORRINE BOGER ELIZABETH BOLES MARY ELLEN BOND [ 63 ] LAURA BOWMAN SHELIA BOWMAN RONALD BOYER DEE BOZIE BEANIE BRADY DONNA BREWER NANCY BRICKER JEAN BRIGHTWELL MARIE BRINKMEN BASIL BROADWAY TERRY BROOKFELT PEGGY BROOKS RAY BROWN MICHAEL BUFKIN BARBARA BURGESS CECIL BURGETT PHILIP BURLESON JUDY BUTLER SUE BUTLER BILLY BYRD DIANE CAIN CAROLYN CALHOUN DANNY CAMPBELL JEAN CAMPBELL KATRINA CANTRELL LINDA CANTRELL ROMEO CARANTO RANDEL CARDEN FRANCES CARNEY JOHN CAROLL WANDA CARROLL NANCY CARTER MARY ELIZABETH CATO JUNE CAYLOR MIKE CHANDLER JUDY CHAPMAN GAIL CLAUNCH REGENA CLEMENT DONALD CLEVELAND [ 64 ] JACK CLIFT MARION COGSWELL RUSSELL COGSWELL MARY-BELLE COLBERT SUE COLQUITT FREDDIE COLLIE FRANK COOK DONNIE COOPER TERRY CORUM PATRICIA COUCH JEFF COWAN LARRY COWART WADE COWART JAN COXSEY LARRY CRADDOCK BOB CRADDOCK CARL CRAMER JUNE CRAWFORD MARILYN CRUSE omored HASSIE CRUTCHER PAT CUNNINGHAM PHILLIP CUNNINGHAM RAYFORD CYREE JANICE DANIEL BILL DANIELS TOMMY DASHNER STEVE DAUGHERTY RONALD DAVIDSON PEGGY DAVIS DIANE DELIONBACK BELLA DEPUE BEVERLY DETCHEMENDY SANDY DICKERSON DONALD DUKEMINEER HILDA DULIN JACOB DURHAM MARTHA DURHAM BRENDA EAKES KENNETH EARLS KATHY ELIAS [ 65 ] BRENDA ELLEDGE JIM ELLISON CHARLES EMERSON NANCY ENDRES CAROL ENGEL CARL ENGLISH CHARLES ENSINGER LINDA ESTELL MARTHA EVANS JOYCE FALCONBURY PHYLLIS FANN MARY JO FELLO CAROLYN FIELDS REBA FIELDS SHIRLEY FIELDS GISELA FINCK CLYDE FORDHAM DONALD FRANCIS BARBARA FRANKLIN PHILLIP FRANKLIN CARL FRANQUET KEITH FRANG SHERRY FREE KENT FURPHY SHEILA GAINEY PAT GANNON DANNY GASSAWAY FAYE GATLIN LESLIE GAY BRENDA GEORGE MARGARET GIAMBIA MARY ANN GIBSON omores RONNIE GILBREATH SHIRLEY GILLIAM DENNIS GIPSON DARLA JEANNE GOLDEN VERA JO GOODWIN KATHY GRAHAM GREG GRAY TIMOTHY GRAY [ 66 ] JANE GREEN JUNE GREEN MIKE GRISSETT LARRY GRISIWALD PETE GUNOE BETTY GUTHRIE WENDELL HAGOOD CLYDE HALL n HENRY HALL KEN HALL LOIS HALL RALPH HARGROVES KATHY HAVRILLA CAROL HEATHERINGTON LINDA HEINRITZ PAM HELTON JOHNNY HENDERSON MIKE HENSLEY JUDY HESTER omoreA LINDA HALL MARY HILLIARD LATHENIA HINES WAYNE HODGES DWAYNE HODGIN PHILLIS HAGOOD JOHN HOLLANDER BILL HOLLIS CORA HOLMES RONALD HOOD DANNY HORN MYRA HOWELL WANDA HUDSON DANNY HURD WILLIAM IBARRA DORIS INMAN JOHN JANDEBEUR GLENN JENNINGS ANN JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON MARK JOHNSON [ 67 ] MARGARET JOHNSON PAT JOHNSON SHARRON JOHNSON CLAUDE JONES MARVARONE JONES KATHY KEEL DIANE KEEVER JUNIOR KELLY JERRY KELLY MILEY KELLY PATSY KELLY DAPHINE KETTERINGHAM JANE KINCH FREDDIE KING LAURA KING LINDA KIRKLAND RANDALLYN KNIGHT LINDA LACY JUDY LAMBERT c fi iTt LINDA LANDRUM CYNTHIA LANGDON omoreA DONALD LANGFORD JOEL LA REAU IMOGENE LAWRENCE JANICE LAYNE SUSAN LEACH JACQUELINE LEIGH CRAIG LENHARD EDDIE LEUTHAUSER JENNIE LEVHOFF BILL LEWIS DANNY LILRAL DANNY LINDSAY ROBERT LINDSEY KATHY LYNN TOMMY LITTLE £ r C. [ 68 ] RALPH LOWE ARNOLD LOWERY BILL MACPHERSON DENNIS McANALLY DONNA MCCAIN NANCY MCCAMPBELL PAUL MCELWAIN KENNETH MCFARLAND ORMEN MAJORS SHEILA MARCHANT MARY LOU MARKHAM AILENE MARKS SUSAN MARTIN BETTY MATHES FAYE MATULA DAVE MAURER CARLFNE MAYHEW MARTY MEANS BEVERLY MELTON PATSY MEFFORD KAY MESSICK JOHN MILEWICZ WAYNE MILLER JIMMY MILLS BRENDA MINOR MIKE METCALF JOHN MITCHEM CAROLYN WOOD GLENN MOON BEVERLY MOORE BILL MOORE !CT STEPHEN MORRIS JERRY MORRISON PATSY MURPHY BARBARA NAGLE JUNE NALE SARAH NAPPER DONALD NEAL PEGGY NEAL JIM NELSON JUDY NEWMAN JOHN NICHOLS KATHY NISWANDER MARTHA NIX [ 69 ] MARY NIXON PAULETTE NORMAN JEFF NORTHRUP JANE NORTON DONNA NYHAN SANDRA O’DONNELL JUDY OGLES CATHY O’KEEFE GAIL OSBORNE JANE OWEN WAYNE PACHECHO SUSAN PALMER CHARLENE PARKER PETE PASSODANT CYNTHIA PASUER JOHN PEARMEN JACKIE PEDIGO BILL PENNY PETE PHILLIPS JOHN PHILLIPS ELAINE PITTS omoreA LINDA POMEROY DON POPE PAT PORTIVENT OWEN PRESTON PAT PREVATTE RUBY PRICE TERRY PRICE JUDY PRINCE RONNIE PUCKETT ROBERT QUICK ROSEANN RAIFORD WAYNE RANSOM WANDA RAINEY MARY RASCOE MICHAEL REDDING JOHN REDPATH JANE REEVES JOE REGA WILLIAM REGISTER [ 70 ) DIANE REID LINDA REINHARD ANN RICE GORIA RICH CONNIE RICKETTS KATHY RIGGS CHARLES RITCH BECKY ROBERTSON PATRICIA ROBERTSON BRENDA ROE JULIE ROSS ALICE ROUSSEAN ALAN RUDER JOHN RUSS CHARLES RUSSEL MARTHA RUST LINDA RYAN DAN SADLER EDWIN SATTERFIELD CAROLYN SANDERSON KAY SANDERSON RAY SANDERSON MARY SORRENSON BARBARA SARVER JAMES SATURDAY SUSAN SAUNDERS PENNY SCHICK CHARLOTTE SHARP BRENDA SHELTON LAURA SHOLAR MARGARET SIDES CARL SIMMONS WILLIAM SIMMONS ROBERT SLIZ JEANNETTE SMITH VICKIE SMITH LYNN SNOW JANICE SPARKMAN TERRY SPEEGLE LARRY SPELCE [ 71 ] SHERRY STAFFORD SHELIA STANLEY DONALD STAPLER GLENDA STEELE GINGER STENSBY KENNY STEWART SAM STEWART CATHERINE STOREY JERRY STUDSTILL AUTHUR STURGILL JOEL SULLINS SAMMY SUMNER RICKY SUNS JERRY SUTTLES PETE SWATSELL SHARON TARWATER JIM TAYLOR N ANCY TAYLOR CAROLYN TERRY CONNIE THOMAS JACKIE THOMAS omored LESLIE THORNTON CONCETTA TRACLIA PAT REAGLIA BEVERLY TRUE SALLY TWINIM GAIL UNDERWOOD LEWIS VAUGHAN DAVE VESS CHARLES VELEZ GARY WALKER GLEN WALLACE GARY WARDEN LARRY WARREN LENNIE WATTERS HARRY WEAVER ROBERT WEAVER BOBBY WESTBROOKS LINDA WESTBROOKS SHARRON WEYANDT [ 72 ] SHARRON WHALEN GLEN WHITAKER EDDIE WHITE HOWARD WHITE JO ANN WHITE LOU WHITWORTH JERRY WILBANKS BARBARA WILLIAMS HELEN WILLIAMS BECKY WILLIAMS STEWART WILLIAMS JIMMY WILLIAMS DEANI WILLIAMSON BRENDA WILSON GERELDINE WILSON JUDY WILSON THEO WILSON PATRICIA WOMACK JERRY WOODS SHERRY WORLEY PATSY YANCEY HOMECOMING t 73 ] Special ryt)edication “Mr. Morrow, please report to the office.” “Mr. Morrow wanted in the gym.” The request for Mr. Morrow is heard more than any other, for in his own quiet way he has become indispensable to BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL. In his thirteen years here he has learned, explored and repaired every little nook and cranny of the school. To the world outside of BUTLER he is a fine husband, father of two children, a grandfather and a wonderful neighbor; but to us at BUTLER HIGH he is our— “Mr. Morrow, would you please...................?” [ 74 ] MRS. BULAH CUNNINGHAM MRS. RUTH TRAGLEN dustodi land MR. 0. F. BATES MR. H. D. MCDOUGAL MR. E. J. WRIGHT MR. C. L. HOGUE [ 75 ] MR. LUTHER LAMB Do you know who's who around here? Just turn the poge and see for yourself the per- sons who have been elected for these honors. Ill art if 2)en tinker [ 79 ] [ 80 ] Outstandi inV ddeniord Vl jcirty t)entin(jer and d3i[[y d3jorh I 81 ] WL’s WL Senior Jauorited Class Favorites we looked for; We searched up and down And found JUDI BRAGG And our own JIMMY BROWN. Kit JIM Jlround e . Seniors JOHNNY CREQUE and BETTY DEUEL Are a choice that's neat! They're Best All Around in our school And really can't be beat. [ 82 ] wl: wl WLl P s. en tor 5 We looked around us out here, Found BONNIE SUE DUKEMINEER And BILLY LAWRENCE to be The “Most Popular she and he. Wod 3nJL S.n iorS For “Most Intellectual, You need look no further Than ANGELA COUCH And BOBBY GLOVER. ul: wl d3cdt f- erdonafity s. For “Best Personality” Two that are just right GEORGE BENNETT and DIANA WHITE. ' . A- f f- JB. Wot JiUy Sen ior5 A real great pair And “Most Likely to Succeed“ Are KAREN MILLER And ARNOLD SNEED. WL WL WL (l edt re56ed S'n iorA The “Best Dressed’ know What clothes are worth. Our picks PATSY SPENCER And JOHN WHITWORTH. Cdutedt S,n lorA B.H.S. is full of dolls. But none can surpass LINDA HICKLIN and TONY HOOVER, They’re the “Cutest” in the class. [ 86 ] WL Sen ior5 If you want the “Flirtiest. Well, listen man, Here's BETTY HENSLEY And BOBBY VANN. For the “Wittiest brains And comebacks real, Try LIONEL RAY And GEORGIA KEEL. v. lAJtliedt Sen iorS WLI junior C lc TJavorited add The Juniors choose Their “Favorites too, Here s MARY JO BRAZELTON And CAL ELLIOT for you. For “Best All Around,’ There could be no other Than RONNIE PUCKETT And PATSY TUCKER ,1] jlH, Bed JM Jround juniors WL’s WL fad -Alt -Around So,, , o more 6 Soft, omore CL aS5 3 auori IteA The Sophomore class has so many But the “Favorites are BRENDA ROE and BILL PENNY. “Best All Around And full of fun Is BOB CRADDOCK And KAY SANDERSON. Jk omecomincj. OUR QUEEN AND HER COURT MARY JO BRAZELTON JUNIOR MAID MARTY DENTINGER SENIOR MAID DONNA NYHAN SOPHOMORE MAID Jl omecoming, ycs ueen Q W,-« nnie Sue 2U emineer Students ojt tin JANUARY FEBRUARY Jerrell Moon Marty Dentinger MAY Bonnie Pike Betty Deuel [ 92 ] Pat Chandler Pat Mahathey the lives of our students of BUT- LER HIGH SCHOOL. Whether one is a player or spectator the well- rounded athletic program of the school offers enjoyment to him. This year the student body has seen exciting and thrilling games in every sport; and in the following pages, the REBEL Staff would like to bring back some of those thrilling moments. [ 93 ] PATSY SPENCER LINDA HICKLIN LINDA POWER MARTY DENTINGER, CAROLYN GROVES, JUDI BRAGG, LINDA HICKLIN, LINDA POWER, PATSY SPENCER. CAROLYN GROVES CAPTAIN: MARTY DENTINGER ' JUDI BRAGG MARY SEXTON, GERRI BOONE, TERI DASHNER, CAROL MULLINS, PAT STEPHENS. CAROL MULLINS MARY SEXTON TERI DASHNER PAT STEPHENS PAT STEPHENS, CAROL MULLINS, GERRI BOONE, MARY SEXTON, TERI DASHNER, LINDA HICKLIN, LINDA POWER, JUDI BRAGG, MARY DENTINGER, CAROLYN GROVES, PATSY SPENCER. FIRST ROW: F. Cook, D. Dukmineer, R. Cronto, P. Bell, J. Peorman, Cunningham, D. Sadler, L. Craddock. SECOND ROW; T. Doshner, R. Cyr D. Vest, B. Penny, D. Smith, P. Franklin, J. Woods, D. Jordan, J. Milewi THIRD ROW: G. Wallace, D. Linsey, B. Craddock, L. Hargrove, R. Su F. Collie, S. Stewart, C. Davis. DENTIST Dr. W. R. Austin [ 96 ] FIRST ROW: R. Puckett, B. Lawrence, R. Hayes, B. Buchholz, R. Carroll, R. Reid, J. Brown, J. Ray, C. Elliot. SECOND ROW: J. Hone, T. Lawson, N. White, T. Franklin, D. Edwards, D. Clock, G. Bennett, D. Crutcher, K. Gutherie, K. Brown. THIRD ROW: P. Sullivan, J. Moon, T. Fello, D. Reeder, A. Sneed, B. Bowling, M. King, J. Ray. DOCTOR Dr. Robert Sammons MANAGERS Shelby Hall, Werner Baker, Eddie Miller, Johnny Creque, [ 97 ] Wayne Penchosky. TOM LAWSON Jr. Center 175 lb. No. 83 JIM RAY Jr. Tackle 195 lb. No. 77 BILLY LAWRENCE Sr. Halfback 170 lb. No. 33 JERRELL MOON Sr. Fullback 185 lb. No. 42 KENNETH GUTHRIE Jr. Rt. Halfback 160 lb. No. 35 BILL BOWLING Jr. End 180 lb. No. 54 GEORGE BENNETT Sr. Left Halfback 141 lb. No. 28 JULIUS RAY Jr. Rt. Halfback 130 lb. No. 37 TERRY FELLO Jr. Tackle 193 lb. No. 74 BOB BUCHHOLZ Sr. Guard 148 lb. No. 66 ALL-TVC DAVID EDWARDS Jr. Center 164 lb. No. 84 ■i ROBERT HAYES Sr. Tackle 190 lb. No. 72 CAL ELLIOTT Jr. Left Halfback 136 lb. No. 26 EARNEST BROWN Sr. End 146 lb. No. 52 DAVID REEDER Sr. End 152 lb. No. 58 ROCKY CARROLL Sr. Guard 145 lb. No. 63 SKIP REID Sr. Guard 150 lb. No. 64 BILL PENNY Soph. Guard 160 lb. No. 67 JOHN D. HONE Jr. Tackle 178 lb. No. 75 DICKIE CRUTCHER Jr. Guard 155 lb. No. 62 BOB CRADDOCK Soph. End 148 lb. No. 57 ROMEO CRANTO Soph. Guard 146 lb. No. 76 PHILLIP SULLIVAN Sr. Tackle 184 lb. No. 73 MARION KING Jr. Guard 158 lb. No. 65 DON SADLER Soph. Tackle 172 lb. No. 91 DAVID VESS Soph. Center-Punter 169 lb. No. 70 PHILLIP CUNNINGHAM Soph. End 153 lb. No. 55 PHILLIP FRANKLIN Soph. Guard 140 lb. No. 81 JACK CLIFT Soph. End 160 lb. No. 79 SAM STEWART Soph. Guard 140 lb. No. 80 JOHN MILEWICZ Soph. End 168 lb. No. 76 TONY FRANKLIN Sr. End 130 lb. No. 53 JIMMY BROWN Sr. Rt. Halfback 111 lb. No. 46 NEIL WHITE Sr. Fullback 150 lb. No. 44 W: innerJ Denotes Letter JERRELL MOON BOB BUCHHOLZ JOHN WHITWORTH FOOTBALL Back of the week All TVC Team FOOTBALL All TVC Team [ 102 ] BASKETBALL All TVC Team BUTLER 20 FOOTML HKHUSm CULLMAN 41 The first game in the new Huntsville Stadium was a disappoint- ment for the Butler fans as the Rebels were defeated 41-20 by the Cullman Bearcots. All Rebel tallies were scored in the second half. Glenn Wallace scored in a thrilling 98 yard run on the opening kickoff of the second half. Later. Jerrell Moon, ALL-TVC back, rambled 48 yards for the second Rebel score, and Kenneth Guthrie tallied on a spectacular 85 yard kickoff return. Bob Buchholz, ALL-TVC guard, blocked an attempted Cullman extra point and played an outstanding offensive game os well. GADSDEN 13 BUTLER 18 The Rebels came back fighting in their second game of the season. The Rebels allowed the Gadsden Tigers an early touch- down and stopped them for the rest of the first half on the fine defensive play of Dickie Crutcher, Billy Lawrence, David Reeder, and Marion King. The Rebels scored with only seconds left in the first half but missed the extra point. The Tigers came back and scored midway the third period, and the Rebels match- ed it but again missed the P.A.T. with 28 seconds left in the game. The Rebels trailing by one point, Ronnie Puckett, Rebel quarterback, stepped out one way as the other backs went another. Sensing his mistake, Puckett tucked the ball under his arm and outraced the defenders around left end for the winning score. DESHLER 12 BUTLER 12 The Rebels evened their record at one win, one loss, and one tie with a 12 - 12 deadlock with the Deshler Tigers. Butler scores came on runs by Ronnie Puckett and Jerrell Moon. Outstanding line play was turned in by Phillip Sullivan, Dickie Crutcher, and John D. Hone. DECATUR 46 BUTLER 0 Inspired by homecoming game and a possible TVC championship and, aided by costly Rebel errors, the Decatur eleven ran up a 46 - 0 victory to hand the Butler team its second loss against one win and a tie. [ 103 ] BUTLER 12 FOmf LL H m GM ATHENS 0 Unable to get its offense clicking in the first half of this home- coming contest at Huntsville Stadium, Butler came bock the second half and scored two touchdowns. Cal Elliott crossed the double strip after racing 37 yards, and Jerrell Moon bulled from the one into the end zone for the second Rebel score. Outstand- ing on defense were Dickie Crutcher, Jim Ray, Arnold Sneed, and Bill Penny. WALKER COUNTRY 28 BUTLER 6 The Rebels, within 15 yards of the goal line three times, failed to cross the double strip but once and were handed a 28 - 6 loss by the Walker County Vikings. The lone Rebel tally came on a two yard plunge by fullback Jerrell Moon. Outstanding on the line were Bob Buchholz, Jim Ray, and David Reeder. SHEFFIELD 7 BUTLER 27 On the opening kickoff of the Sheffield game, Jerrell Moon took the ball 88 yards for a quick Rebel score. Other Rebel touch- downs came on a 20 yard toss from Ronnie Puckett to Moon, a 21 yard run by Kenneth Guthrie, and a 10 yard strike from Puckett to Cal Elliott. Terry Fello’s line play was outstanding along with the play of Tom Lawson, Romeo Caranto, Bob Buchholz, and Marion King. MEMPHIS TECH 0 BUTLER 35 The Rebels, still riding high after their victory over Sheffield the week before, handed the Memphis Tech visitors a 35 - 0 setback. Cal Elliott registered three touchdowns, arid Jerrell Moon and Kenneth Guthrie each scored once for the Rebels. Neil White, Bill Penny, Bob Craddock, and Phil Bell played fine defensive ball. FWBRU HtEHUSm COFFEE OF FLORENCE 20 BUTLER 14 Riding a two game winning streak, the Rebels went to Florence gunning for their third. Playing possibly their best game of the year, Butler grudgingly lost a 20 - 14 game to the Coffee Yellow Jackets. The clock ran out on the Rebel eleven as they had the ball on the third yard line driving for the winning score. Butler touchdowns were turned in by Ronnie Puckett and Jerrell Moon. Defensively Glenn Wallace, Billy Lawrence, Tom Lawson, Marion King, David Reeder, and Arnold Sneed played well for the Rebels. HUNTSVILLE 13 BUTLER 34 Five long touchdowns, the shortest being 49 yards, vaulted the Rebels past its crosstown rivals, the Huntsville Crimson Pan- thers. Rebel Scores came on runs of 65 and 56 yards by Kenneth Guthrie and runs of 49 and 59 yards by Jerrell Moon. The fifth Rebel tally came alter Glenn Wallace intercepted a pass and ran 69 yards for the score. Every Rebel player who entered the game played well. This victory gave Butler a record of 5 wins, 4 losses, and one tie for the season. junior 'Uariitp (Cheerleaderi Linda Lacy, Judy Wilson, Betty Guthrie, Pat Cunningham, Lou Whitworth, Theo Wilson, Laura Sholar. KNEELING: Ronnie Bright, Coach Rodgers, Ronnie Puckett. STANDING: Dwayne Duke, Bobby Glover, John Whitworth, David Fain, Ed Harbin, Glenn Wallace, Charles Emmerson, Ricky Anderson. n ior r Jarsity earn KNEELING: B. Westbrooks, A. Sturgill, L. Vaughn, Coach Newby, K. McFarlan, D. Jordan, R. Staplee. STANDING: F. Collie, R. Alsup, L. Cowart, J. Taylor, C. Berry, B. Broadway, G. Whitaker, S. Fields, K. Stewart. r in 1 .fiction Eliots and (Idadbetba its. cored BASKETBALL SCORES WE THEY B 81 HARTSELLE 61 BANKS 51 CULLMAN 58 NEW HOPE U 62 ATHENS SELMA TOURNAMENT 53 62 45 56 45 £ T 72 KINGSTON 49 PARRISH 56 HUNTSVILLE 56 DECATUR L 39 ALBERTVILLE 79 WEST END 62 35 44 60 46 23 B E E R T V C TOURNAMENT 57 CULLMAN 59 GADSDEN 85 ALBERTVILLE 51 NEW HOPE 68 GADSDEN 60 ATHENS 57 DECATUR 75 BANKS 46 CULLMAN 80 HARTSELLE 63 47 60 50 64 31 65 51 48 56 L S BOBBY GLOVER 6'3M Sr. Forward RONNIE BRIGHT 5’8” Sr. Guard JOHN WHITWORTH 6,3J5 Sr. Guard — Forward ALL-TVC DWAYNE DUKE 6 2Yi9§ Sr. Guard f ED HARBIN 1 6 4 Sr. Center — Forward IS RONNIE PUCKETT 5'10” Jr. Guard RICKY ANDERSON 5 11” Jr. Forward CHARLES EMERSON 6 2M Soph. Forward Jrack eam Point Totals 1962 Track Huntsville Deshler Sheffield Cul Iman Decatur Desh ler Invit T.V.E Huntsvi 1 le Ken Brown 10V4 1114 1114 1114 1114 1114 Richard Garcia 414 3 714 514 114 716 Cal Elliott 3 2 2 1 -0- 3 Jim Justice 5 6 5 4 -0- 3 David Craddock 11 1014 9!4 614 114 1514 Robert Kessler 2 3 3 1 1 5 Don McLearn -0- -0- 2 -0- -0- 1 Steve Fowler 6 3A VA m 1016 8 1414 Ken Yates 314 3 4 -0- -0- 5 Mark Womack 53 4 3 614 614 234 614 Ralph Knowles 3% 2 414 414 33 4 614 Tom Jandebuer VA 3 5 5 3 4 -0- Harold Schill -0- Yi 3 -0- -0- 7 Albert Allen % -0- 114 214 -0- 114 Dennis Allen 3 -0- 1 3 -0- 1 Ronnie Quick -0- 5 5 5 -0- 2 -0- Ken McFarland 5 Julius Ray 3 Ken Guthrie 2 Sect. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Quick, David Craddock, Jimmy Justice, Robert Kessler, Don McLean, Steve Fowler, Mark Womack. SECOND ROW: Albert Allen, Dennis Allen, Earnest Brown, Ken Yates, Jackie Geren, Kenneth Guthrie. THIRD ROW: Julius Ray, Col Elliot, Ralph Knowles, Coach Clem, Coach West, Shorty [ 110 ] Shields, Kenneth Brown, Richard Garcia, Eddie Miller. BcUeUH eam ' S? FIRST ROW: Johnny Creque, Jimmy League, Ronnie Puckett, Teddy Kennedy, Herman Hatfield, Carl Free, Carlos Holland. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Acklin, George Bennett, Jim McFarlane, Dickie Crutcher, Ronnie Talley. THIRD ROW: Larry Hale, Mike Detchmendy, Duke Deluca, Gary Whitt, Ronald Martin, David Faint, Tommy Jockson, Coach Rolman. W]a}orette5 EMILY PINKERTON CAROL FREEMAN LINDA JONES SHARON BENNETi TEDDY KENNEDY SHERRY WALKER JACKIE WILLIAMSON 1962-63 l elef 11]arching d and FIRST ROW: Linda Pomeroy, Kathy Buttram, Diane Delionlack, Kay Buttram, Janice Layne, Marie Brinkan. SECOND ROW: Peggy Davis, Nancy Trexler, Gisela Finck, Diane Williamson, Pat Poitevint, Jody Tinney. THIRD ROW: Nancy Carter, Squad Leader, Binnie Brady, Shirley Fields, Barbara Sarver, Sherry Adair, Mona Roach. FOURTH ROW: Jane Durham, Gail Underwood, Paula Bailey, Margaret Sides, Linda Reinhard, Cynthia Paseur. SEATED: Vicky Lowe, Richard Cagle, Carol Griswold. STANDING: Eugene Dennis, Ed Baker, Bruce Cutler, Jim Stevens. [ 114 ] Janet Mills, Eugene Dennis, Kirby McCrany, David Nagle, Bruce Cutler, Richard Cagle, Mary Catherine McCaghren. rzCeaderd KNEELING: W. Pacheco, K. McCaghren, Secretary; T. Kennedy, Student Director; J. Mills, Secretary; S. Weyandt, Treasurer. STANDING: D. Nagle, W. Simmons, Librarian; C. Gauthier, J. Jandebeur, K. McCraney, E. Baker. Ksrtjan iza ionS 7 Organizations add much to the enjoy- ment of high school life. Through organiza- tions we broaden our interests and develop our talents. The clubs and organiza- tions on the following pages have provided us with many memorable moments. r ... Bonnie Pike EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EBEL STAFF ARTISTS Georgia Keel Eddie White Sylvia Campaine CLUBS Bill Babcock Linda Hess JUNIOR STAFF Mary Sexton Judy Stewart SOPHOMORE STAFF Sue Bishop Judy Lambert Leslie Gay Not Pictured: Ann Johnson SALES ADS Peggy Powell Gail Upton SEATED: Barbara Crouch, K. Buttram, K. Buttram, B. Powell. STANDING: S. Wilson, V. Arnold, B. Nelson, J. Nagle, G. Logan, J. Williamson, L. Aders. AND FEATURE WRITERS SEATED: L. Butler, [_. Hess, J. Rawls, J. Chapman, C. Hartman. STANDING: D. White, M. Gipson, D. Moorelond, J. Moylan, K. McCraney, L. McMullins, R. Hughes, L. Lentz. CO-EDITORS Pat Mohathey and Pat Chandler TYPISTS SEATED: L. Redifer, R. Wiley, D. McCollum, P. McAnnally, S. Nesbitt, P. Solomon, G. Redifer. STANDING: P. Rich, M. Webster, W. Batt, P. Davis, J. Johnson, J. Tuggle, M. Davis. ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS [ I IQ 1 SEATED: T. Holderer, A. Couch, C. English, A. Cathy. STANDING: H. Poppel, E. White, C. Linn, K. Furphy, S. Campaine. Elaine Waller, Assistant Editor; Miss Canterbury, Sponsor; Janet Mills, Business Manager. Betty Hensley, Head Typist; Hazel Marks, Make-up REPORTERS AND PROOFREADERS SEATED: K. Holsten, B. Caudle, B. Ambrose, F. Smith. STANDING: P. Stephens, M. Gibbs, D. Edwards, C. Thomas, P. Davis. AD SELLERS SEATED: G. McGinness, M. Sexton, C. Garrison, Mrs. Ramick, Sponsor; B. Brewer, Circulation Manager; R. Blankenship, L. Turner. STAND- ING: H. Jones, J. Ivey, J. Stewart, F. Fields, S. French, K. Cook, [ 119 ] A. Lomb, M. Beasley. SEATED: Mr. Vaughn, M. Dentinger. STANDING: H. Marks, L. Power, J. Chapman, V. Arnold, P. Davis, G. McGinness, C. Vines, A. Marbrey, C. Mullins, C. Bryant. Office Staff dsiistant jprincipat Wain Office (guidance C ounSe L SEATED: K. Miller. STANDING: S. Wilson, P. Spencer, L. Hess, K. Buttram, Mrs. Wallace, K. Buttram, B. Dukemineer, M. Brazelton, B. Hensley, J. Holub. SEATED: H. Dulin. STANDING: H. Jones, C. Murray, Mrs. Stewart, D. Harris, C. Hartman, K. Whaley. Marty Dentinger, Chaplain; Karen Miller, Treasurer; Bobby Glover, President; George Bennett, Vice-President; Mrs. Mason, Sponsor; Carolyn Groves, Secretary. FIRST ROW: A. Couch, C. Groves, B. Crouch, P. Worley. SECOND ROW: S. Wilson, M. Dentinger, C. Murray, P. Mahathey. THIRD ROW: M. Ready, J. Reiber, D. Hunt, M. Miller. FOURTH ROW: F. Fields, M. Beasley, J. Ivey, N. Persons. FIFTH ROW: G. Upton, B. Vasil, K. Miller. SIXTH ROW: G. Bennett, C. Garrison, B. Buchholz, J. Weaver. SEVENTH ROW: B. Glover, S. Hall, B. Bjork, B. Conrad, J. McFarlane. [ 121 ] FIRST ROW: D. Authur, W. Penschosky, M. Gibbs, P. Pencola, B. Buchholz, K. Stewart, S. Reid, J. Brown, P. Bell. SECOND ROW: J. Kaiser, B. Woods, J. Henderson, D. Edwards, R. Cranto, C. Elliot, B. Glover, G. Logan. THIRD ROW; J. Taylor, B. Nelson, C. Garrison, G. Bennett, B. Bjork, B. Lawrence, L. Vaughn, C. Velez. FOURTH ROW: K. Guthrie, B. Pocely, J. Hartley, T. Thompson, T. Lawson, J. Whitworth, B. Craddock. FIFTH ROW: J. Rawls, K. Brown, D. Sasser, A. Sneed, B. Russell, B. Penny, S. Hall. [ 122 ] lUrancaii rjLe (Circle FIRST ROW: S. Horton, C. Groves, P. Tucker, D. Moss, D. Southard. SECOND ROW: B. Winkler, J. Cecil, R. E. Tegtmeier, S. Coffeen, M. EI lenl erger, T. Doshner, Mrs. Costner, C. Mullins, K. Holston, M. A. Zaborsky, M. Gooch, S. Alston. THIRD ROW: B. Gilbert, V. Knight, J. Tuggle, S. O’Donnell, C. Gerbrick, S. MacDonnell, L. LoDoux, S. Colquitt, J. Green, F. Fields, G. Roy, D. Keever. FOURTH ROW: C. Hartman, G. McGinness, P. Shick, G. Finck, S. Saunders, S. Leech, D. Nyhan, J. Chapman, P. Couch, S. Campoine, J. Coxsey. FIFTH ROW: P. Sheffield, R. A. Riggs, T. Jandebeur, P. Gannon, J. Daniels, L. Spelce, R. Rust, S. French, M. Pearce, J. McFarlane, F. Smith. SEATED: Don Southard, Vice-President; Mrs. Judy Castner, Sponsor; Carolyn Groves, President. STANDING: Patsy Tucker, Secretory; Stuart French, Parliamentarian; Steve Horton, Sergeant at Arms; Delores Moss, Chaplain. [ '23 ] FIRST ROW: M. Nixon, T. Wilson, L. Loy, R. Knight, H. Williams, J. Prince, P. Rother, C. Langdon. SECOND ROW: W. Ibarra, J. Sparkman, B. Eakes, B. Guthrie, K. Haverillo, M. Rust, C. Boger, P. Fonn, S. Martin, B. Lewis. THIRD ROW: D. Langford, R. Hood, R. Davidson, 0. Norton, $. Sumner, D. Zuhn, J. Henderson, C. Valex. FOURTH ROW: J. Billings, J. Marsch, T. Thompson. er Off: icerd k l 124 ] SEATED: Mrs. Myers, Sponsor. STANDING: Mellina Ready, Chaplain; Peggy Powell, Secretory-Treasurer; Jim Kaiser, President. c FIRST ROW: P. Powell, B. Payne, J. Lewkoff, M. Ready. SECOND ROW: L. Hammett, L. Turner, L- Bratcher, K. Hunter, N. Trexler, R. Blankenship, S. Moor, K. Wilson, V. Arnold, B. Woods, T. Gammon. FOURTH ROW: J. Kaiser, M. Blosingame, R. Anderson, F. Brock, R. Guard, J. Conrad, R. Ermer, R. Livingston. rJla tin ( lul FIRST ROW: S. Merchant, G. Stinsley, J. Kinch, C. Mood, V. Black, K. Elias, Mrs. Moose, L. Gay, B. Detch mendy, K. O’Keefe, M. Bond, N. Endres, P. Davis. SECOND ROW: B. Williams, A. Johnson, L. Heinritz, B. Nagle, C. Anderson, R. Riggs, D. Golden, B. Roe, G. Asborne, L. Landrum, J. Newman, S. Twinem, M. Sorenson. THIRD ROW: S. Torwater, J. Myhon, D. Delionback, S. Gilliam, S. K i tteringham, S. Napper, N. Bricker, H. Dulin, G. Finch, S. Gainey, S. Palmer, J. Boone, J.. Green. FOURTH ROW: R. Sliz, M. Knight, B. MocPherson, W. Hodgin, L. Griswold, B. Register, B. Brewer, L. Craddock, T. [ 125 J Jandebeur, D. Author, J. Ellison. FIFTH ROW: L. VanKougnett, E. Brown, J. Levie, M. Buffkin, J. Northrup, D. Horn, J. Annerton, C. Franquet, J. Nelson, L. Cowart, C. Lenhard, R. Caronto, B. Craddock. SEATED: Peggy Davis, Secretary; Bill MacPherson, Treasurer. STANDING: Tom Jandebeur, President; Bob Craddock, Vice-President. Kathy Cook, Secretary; Jim Rawls, President; Carl Garison, Vice-President; Stuart French, Parliamen- tarian; Mr. Jacks, Sponsor; Mary Jo Brazelton, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: C. Griswoll, S. Alston, J. Falconbury, P. Wommack, J. Crawford, E. Waller, S. MacDonnell, F. Fields, B. True. SECOND ROW: J. Mills, P. Davis, J. Nagle, K. Miller, K. Cook, M. Brazelton, L. Taylor, E. Clark, M. Miller, L. Acuff. THIRD ROW: J. Rawls, C. Garrison, E. Brown, J. Lieve, M. Hanser, T. Holderer, P. Pencola, L. Popwell, E. Dennis, R. Cagle. FOURTH ROW: S. French, C. Gray, B. Hochholzer, B. Pacely, C. Gauthier, B. Conrad, B. Nelson, N. Marsden, R. Reid. [ 126 ] SEATED: B. Ambrose, A. Wolleson, B. Williams, F. Majors, L. Taylor, K. Cramer, J. White, J. Chapman, S. Goiny, K. Riggs, V. Knight, V. Goodwin. STANDING: S. Nesbitt, J. Tuggle, R. Wiley, K. Miller, J. Johnson, J. Nagle, L. Aders, M. Beasley, J. Ivey, J. Butler. Miss James, Sponsor; Sheila Gainey, Secretory; Mary Beasley, President; Barbara Ambrose, Vice-President; Jolene Ivey, Treasurer; Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor. [ 127 ] M CU Angela Couch, President; Sylvia Campaine, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Mitchell, Sponsor; Helga Poppal, Parliamentarian; Cherry Church, Vice-President. FIRST ROW: J. Little, L. Hammett, S. Moore, W. Lowery, S. Campaign, Miss Mitchell, S. Smith, C. Church, T. Martin, A. Adams, R. Knight. SECOND ROW: P. Kelly, L. Lee, M. Crabtree, A. Loveless, B. Latham, P. Solomon, H. Poppel, C. English, E. Smith, S. Palmer. THIRD ROW: W. Scott, S. Holloway, J. Stephens, [ 128 ] S. Holton, K. Humphrey, L. Case, M. Hartman, P. Jones, M. Miller, T. Holderer. FOURTH ROW: J. Cowan, R. Teeter, B. Brewer, C. Cromer, J. Penchosky, J. Studsti II, J. Conrad, F. Brock, A. B. Cathy, Jr., B. Lee. SEATED: J. W. Bullock, M. Rucker, M. STANDING: S. Jackson, N. Westfall, J. M. Berryman, B. Ray, W. Hogood, L. Ray. Phillips, R. Beasley, J. D. Holland, J. Mendenhall, D. Bogan. Nash, J. Price, J. Anthony, D. Bartlett, J. Moore, J. Preston, o - icer5 SEATED: Morris W. Phillips, Treasurer; Robert W. Beasley, President; James D. Holland, Vice-President. STANDING: Mary E. Rucker, Reporter; Mr. Hunnicutt, Sponsor; Judy Mendenhall, Secretary. [ 129 ] Miss Ruth Davis, Sponsor; Patsy Spencer, President; Marty Dentinger, Secretary- Treasurer; Dianna White, Vice-President; Miss Bertha Payne, Sponsor. Off icerS FIRST ROW: D. White, P. Spencer, M. Dentinger. SECOND ROW: Miss Dovis, Sponsor; C. Hartman, L. Lentz, J. Holub, M. Brazelton, S. Smith, B. Hensley, D. Bass, Miss Payne, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: M. Sexton, C. Mullins, L. Hicklin, P. Chandler, K. Whaley, K. McClure, P. Towery, M. Miller, C. Church. THIRD ROW: G. Upton, D. Gamble, A. Loveless, M. Gooch, G. Boone, P. Stephens, R. Campbell, K. McCaghren, J. Mills. FOURTH ROW: E. Clark, L. Hess, E. Pinkerton, W. King, B. Pike, A Marbrey, L. Turner, C. Hankey. KNEELING: K. Guthrie, P. Bell, L. Ingram, L. Vaughn, J. League, J. Levi B. Penny, B. Woods, J. Moore, C. Elliot. STANDING: J. Whitworth, D. Duke, E. Carter, B. Glover, G. Wallace, R. Puckett, B. Craddock, J. Moon, G. Bennett, Mr. Meek. George Bennett, Secretary-Treasurer; Dwayne Duke, Vice-President; John Whitworth, President; Mr. Robert Meek, Sponsor. [ 131 ] Economics SEATED: Wanda Lowery, Treasurer; Dianna White, President. STANDING: Mrs. Burkhardt, Sponsor; Kay Buttram, Secretary; Nancy Bridges, Vice-President; Kathy Buttram, Reporter; Mrs. Milner, Sponsor. [ 132 ] FIRST ROW: M. Rust, T. Byne, L. Lentz, D. White, J. Holub, J. White, P. Murphy, B. Williams, R. Blankenship, D. Hunt, G. Steele, C. Parker, V. Lowe, D. Gamble, A. Adams, T. Martin, K. Buttram, K. Buttram, W. Lowery. SECOND ROW: L. Pomeroy, R. Robertson, S. ODonald, E. Pitt, P. Kelly, S. Johnson, Estell, L. Kirkland, P. Welton, J. Thomas, S. Butler, S. Stanley, P. Poitevent, W. Hall, D. Moss, L. Schad, K. Cantrell, V. Googwin. THIRD ROW: C. Ashabraner, A. Marbrey, S. Bishop, J. Campbell, M. Means, P. Campbell, D. Horne, J. Salyer, L. Hines, J. Nagle, J. Caylor, C. Sanderson, J. Crawford, J. Falconbury, L. Heinritz, B. Melton, J. Blackburn. FOURTH ROW: N. Taylor, M. Allen, H. Luna, N. Bridges, H. Crutcher, C. Cantrell, K. Humphrey, L. Poole, P. Massey, A. Rousseau, B. Bradey, B. Elledge, G. Wilson, B. Wilson, P. Bailey, J. Lambert, R. Price, E. Clardy. FIFTH ROW: S. Wilson, B. Powell, C. Mayhew, E. Bole, C. Boger, E. Pinkerton, C. Newman, M. Cogswell, J. Parsons, B. Lathem, C. Calhoun, S. McCormick, L. Westbrooks, P. Johnson, D. Reidy, C. Sharp, B. Shelton, N. Norton. [ 133 ] FIRST ROW: B. Mann, M. Gooch, B. Roe, S. Sullivan, D. Nyhan, S. Merchant, P. Sheffield, C. Church. E. Neil, N. Broomall, J. Kinch, A. Johnson, C. Hartman, E. Clark. SECOND ROW: D. Moreland, M. A. Zaborsky, K. Cook, L. Butler, D. Harris, L. Hess, M. Miller, E. Waller, C. Freeman, B. Ambrose, K. Linn, W. Carroll, J. Blackburn, G. Upton, Jan Coxsey. THIRD ROW: D. Williams, H. Grissett, D. Edwards, B. Lawrence, L. Warren, W. Pacheco, P. Chandler, C. Velez, J. Henderson, T. Corum, D. Zuhn, T. Gannon, L. Spelce, R. Hatchett. FOURTH ROW: S. French, D. Theush, B. Babcock, B. Conrad, K. Furphy, S. Horton, P. Pencola, B. Pacely, R. Carden, T. Thompson, J. Bennight, K. McCroney, B. Russell, Edd Baker. ACCOM- PANIST: J. Wall. FIRST ROW: J. Bennight, S. Merchant, N. Broomall, A. Johnson, J. Kinch, S. Sullivan, C. Hartman, W. [ 134 ] Pacheco. SECOND ROW: M. Gooch, P. Sheffield, P. Chandler, G. Upton, R. Hatchett, J. Henderson, C. Velez. THIRD ROW: B. Mann, K. Cook, B. Babcock, B. Russell, K. McCraney, E. Baker. A ■ FIRST ROW: K. Elias, J. Green, H. Williams, J. Holub, L. Schad, K. Cantrell, M. Colbert, B. Auxer, V. Black, S. Ritchie, A. Johnson, B. Robertson, C. Hartman, S. Sullivan, N. Broomall, C. Ashabranner, J. Kinch. SECOND ROW: B. Milton, D. Ingram, L. Turner, L. Sholar, A. Fuller, A. Cranfill, L. Hines, V. Goodwin, L. Hall, J. Salyer, G. Stensby, S. Gurley, P. Neal, J. Chapman, B. Winkler, K. Riggs. THIRD ROW; L. Heinritz, H. Luna, S. Stanley, C. Cantrell, G. Campbell, E. Pitts, D. Golden, K. Haverilla, B. Detchemendy, E. Waller, T. Price, J. Butler, P. Poitevant, J. Blackburn, P. Davis, M. Bond, R. Hufnogel, B. Wall, B. Moore. FOURTH ROW: J. Layne, N. Bridges, L. Poole, D. Mooreland, B. Mann, A. Rousseau, S. Barnes, P. Billions, M. Stout, M. Hilliard, N. Trexler, J. Nagle, M. Zaborsky, S. Whalen, S. Peek, D. Manning, B. Nagle, C. Linkins, B. Raynes, D. Pratt, L. Redifer. ACCOMPANIST: J. Wall, S. Merchant. -An.akt S indent (Council i ¥ FIRST ROW; B. Slaton, D. White, J. Holub, P. Bolton, M. Brazelton, B. Pike, M. Dentinger, V. Sholor, E. Neil, D. Nyhan, K. Cook. SECOND ROW: D. Mooreland, P. Spencer, S. Marchant, D. Harris, L. Turner, H. Luna, K. McClure, P. Towery, J. Bragg, S. Alston. THIRD ROW: P. Tucker, L. Hess, P. Davis, J. Green, K. Sanderson, D. Catteringhom, G. Osborne, B. Nagle, K. Haverilla. FOURTH ROW; A. Sneed, B. Bjork, D. Edwards, J. Henderson, P. Cunningham, M. Knight, T. Hoover, L. Ingram, M. Detchmendy, M. Gibbs, G. Bennett, S. Reid, G. Logan, B. Conrad, K. Furphy, R. Cranto, B. 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Your Home Should Come First 536-0861 Have tube, will travel. , ; A, Trade With The FRANK BROS. it yy n } JjM ipliments of J G. W. JONES SONS at ROSE JEWELRY CO. Real Estate 221 East Side Square Where Your Patronage 307 Franklin Street is Appreciated 536-3301 Huntsvi 1 le—Decatur Ballet-Modern Jazz-Tap Acrobatic-Adagio Ballroom IRALENE SCHOOL OF DANCE r. pS N 525 Madison Street, S. Huntsville, Alabama Phone 539-5131 fey your ha srir be cornu +o you rou should com in q to -Oi_______ m BAKER’S BEAUTY SALON 3023 North Memorial Parkway Phone 539-8761 RAY LUMBER CO. V 5V 202 Bob Wallace Huntsville, Alabam ■ £3 MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Presents North Alabama’s Largest Selection of Fashions Expressly for Students Visit WARDS JUNIOR SHOP Parkway City — South Memorial Parkway S ’to - 0 • . ■ xS . r, r , A y , V 'M . ° '- , X . 'X'X r' ,v i z K, � cf53 ii r Compliments of BIG A „a. y Jr r A J£a,i tyan Wj SoXfkwd f b lnt i toel l hvJ- j? (A yA 9 C r f (J5 RADIO MoajloI VK l 4 ' 'i [ Qf 1 '' J (V 1230 on your Dial RADIO STATION WBHP gMcAxd Ulo A V P O?Sl: ______ £(VlfsGAQr - 300 Gmmen Dn , S.W. Telephone JCff.riOA 9-1961 Die. of Burkett, Inc HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA LOG AN-HICK LIN PRINTERS John Hicklin, Owner Letterpress Commercial Printing Offset Printing Phone J E 6-5111 38 04 Governors Drive, West Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET [ 53 ] I to CONGRATULATIONS-BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES-1963 Our nationally approved and accredited training beyond high school can help you become a Professional Secretary or Accountant. “Attend the school that trained the Miss National Secretary for 1958; Runner-Up for Miss National Secretary of 1960; and one of top six Notional Secretaries 1961.” NORTH ALABAMA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE College of Commerce Building Huntsville, Alabama 528 Madison Street Phone 536-2611 or 539-04 29 Compliments of HUNTSVILLE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Since 1892 B. J. ALLISON INSURANCE FIRE LIFE BOND CASUALTY MARINE Utstm Sc Bass Bealijj Sc insurance (Eil, 3nc , PHONES 3 '? JOE BASS 536-66% (536-6697 2006 OAKWOOD AVE., N. W. HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA W fREAL EStATE , AUCT4 }W v i V Construction Company Concrete Contractor Bridges Culverts Driveways Curb Gutter Work Dial 536-7512 or 534-0383 602 - 5 Points Shopping Center - - g u It c ckJL Compliments of 5 POINTS SHOPPING CENTER Jy i W 8. Wellman Ave., E. r —y—r f c-------------- y 2 Jt°p dollar st°res V y I |F“ ' M- Corner of Washington and Holmes Bargains are Business c- . r Compliments of S v Jfj V HOPPER HARDWARE MILL SUPPLY THE JEWEL SHOP Compliments of THE HOME OF DIAMOND VALUES Open An Account Lyric Theater Building ERNEST McMEANS CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY, INC. 2205 Whitesburg Drive S. Congratulations to the Graduates Compliments of ALL SPORTS TROPHIES Shirts 2723 Clinton Avenue, W. Phone 539-3611 CARTER’S SKATELAND Trailor Island Phone 534-7471 Sales and Service ALFRED B. SMITH, INC. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Repair and Installation of Electrical -Gas -Refrigeration Equipment 2507 Governors Drive, S.W. Across From Butler Terrace WILLIAM HOLLINGSWORTH SHELBY DRAKE MARVIN DRAKE JOHNS-MANVILLE BLDG. MATERIALS GOLD BOND PRODUCTS CEMENT PAINTS LUMBER HUNTSVILLE QUALITY JEWELERS Worthy of your confidence J. B. HILL SON On Huntsville Main corner Jefferson at Clinton [ 156 ] Phone 539-5921 TOM WRIGHT Owner 600 Jordan Lane, N.W. WRIGHT’S TEXACO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FACTORY TRAINED MECHANIC ELECTRIC TUNE UP EQUIPMENT KENNTH WARREN Mechanic Huntsville, Alabama X GO £) 7T pf BYRD ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting 3206 Governors Dr., S.W. 534-6771 Huntsville, Alabama XI x ® (fc) r) TFy? yjy ;v ■ Jii ft (F; (| [1 Eglusively yours Q 'V o V-o cr - I) jvfei ,f;i jjjT Vow© � 0' uA HAROLD’S U ° 0 m C-HjLn v yi LAl, 11 . . V -« .. lldu D v VXvj-VO OAjV J —6 V-“-n vrrv kSL. CxALo rx- rr oLrva. Q jru Parkway City Shopping Center (jj-? vt«j (r 1- r 7T3yv aAhS For The Lovely Look GRADY’S BEAUTY SALON A . x j tA BATT’S APOTHECARY 719 Franklin St. Huntsvilie, Alabama , O' Ljy9' JIH Compliments of 'J ' _ y FIRST NATIONAL BANK Huntsville, Alabama 1$ WHEN MONEY MATTERS-THINK 1st. W. L. HALSEY GROCERY COMPANY, INC. Wholsesale Grocers Reliable Merchandise Since Establishment in 1879 Huntsville, Alabama w A Buel 908 Bob Wallace Ave., S.W. Huntsville, Alabama 1 Phone 534-8297 Compliments of WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY - CLEANERS Per-CIo Cleaning Huntsville, Alabama Telephone 534-3594 ARON’S JEWELRY THE LITTLE STORE WITH BIG VALUES 102 Washington St., S.E. Huntsville, Alabama NATIONAL FOOD STORE Parkway Shopping Center a W rJA .my '[,j COC. COL BOTTLING CO t .. Ik .IJr .1 V 1 tv VJ 0 .If _ _ 7- in Huntsvill V i oadcasting inc. Vwy in Huntsville v y . j 1 Itf If | r £ ’'F U 'STT, 0 Af LOAN ASSOCIATION J. m!k!,h£„ 100 South Side Square Where you save does make a difference! L G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are schools and colleges Class Rings and Pins — Invitations — Diplomas — Personal Cards Club Insignia — Medals Trophies Represented by E. G. Fitzgerald, Gene Fitzgerald Jim Johnson P. O. Box 1072 Birmingham, Ala. V V J SOt Vs LARGEST ANDAN NEWS J y j e BOOK STORE Over 70 different Newspapers Magazines of all descriptions Paperback books and Hardback Books Rider and Dover Books All Kinds of Games Novelties Cards by Hallmark Stationery by Montag’s Located at Parkway City Phone 536-4781 _ Jlu n ts ul He Jiollig Sk o 2100 Triana Blvd. S.W. Around the corner from Butler High Complete Line of Hobbies Crafts Phone 539-1231 P. O. Box 57 Phone 534-8424 Compliments of (Jammings.-JJug c fgzncg, Jjnc. SNO-WITE DRIVE INN REALTORS Memorial Parkway at Governors Drive Huntsville, Alabama Paul Means, Owner 2116 Whitesburg Drive Compliments of PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 4901 Governors Drive, W. Compliments of GOVERNORS DRIVE CLEANER Owned and Operated by Hunstville, Alabama Mr. Mrs. Harlan Hambrick Compliments of THE 1963 REBEL STAFF Compliments of LYRIC THEATRE WHITESBURG DRIVE IN THEATRE 72” DRIVE IN THEATRE GIBSON’S BAR-B-Q Mr. and Mrs. Paul 0. Hampton Owner and Operators Bar-B-Q Pork-Beef-Chicken South Memorial Parkway 881-4851 Curb Service Catering Service Compliments of TALLENT’S BEAUTY SHOP Corner of First Street and Governors Dr. Phone 536-1391 Compliments of THE MADISON PIANO COMPANY, INC. Janssen Pianos — Lowery Organs 104 Jefferson Street Phone 536-2752 BUTANE GAS Phone 536-0717-18 Jack Cope Huntsville, Butane Gas Company Sales and Service 820 Wellman Ave. N.E. Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of LADIES’ BAZAAR “Fashions with Flair” Heart of Huntsville Shopping Center 534-5810 C. H. DUBLIN Grower and Merchant PASTURE, COVER CROP, FIELD SEED Fertilizer and Insecticides Madison, Alabama Phone 772-6681 Compliments of RUTENBURG’S Heart of Huntsville Shopping Center Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of LEWTER HARDWARE Pecans (jfuc euS JOE MONEY Candies Machinery Co., Inc. Industrial Main Office Construction And Road Machinery North Memorial Parkway Huntsville, Alabama 903 3rd Avenue West Birmingham, Alabama Phone ST 8-6501 Parts ST 8-3154 NU-KLEEN CLEANERS 301 Jordan Lane Phone 536-5431 Pearsall Shopping Center Phone 536-9881 Five Points Shopping Center Phone 534-1102 Owned Operated By Ben E. Vaught Compliments of AUDREY’S BEAUTY SALON y ■} ' . i a )Vi, ch ' Vy Compliments of MEDICAL ARTS APOTHECARY w THE JUNIOR DEB SHOPPE r Jfc “Especially for teens tweens” (but for little sis mom too) Oakwood Shopping Center Oakwood Ave., N.W. SHARP’S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Quality Homes Designed for your comfort” Located on Old Madison Pike 772-6221 772-6956 TREASURE HOUSE Gifts for every Occasion” Oakwood Shopping Center 539-8791 Mrs. Forrest Edwards Compliments of SOUTHERN SHOE STORE Parkway City Shopping Center PIZZERIA True Italian Style Carry Outs 2501 Oakwood Just East of Pulaski Pike Huntsville, Alabama cTlowcrs for all Occasions MARGARET ANN’S FLOWERS 2518 No. Parkway Huntsville, Alabama Margaret L. Esslinger, Mgr. MATERNI-TEES SHOPPE AND UNIFORM CENTER Round-the-clock-Maternity Fashions 2300 Governors Drive Phone 534-5604 Phone 539-8891 NITA DAVE’S BEAUTY SALON Five Points East Shopping Center BEAUTY COLLEGE and 3215 Governors Dr. downtown it’s Phone 539-2461 HILDING HOLMBERG Learn to be a hairdresser by trophy-winning hair stylists. Men’s Wear It’s Easy to Shop— JOHNSON MAHONEY Finest Things for Men Since 1916 THE SHOP EZY WAY Phone 534-4741 1221 North Meridian Street Bi 11 Byrom, Owner JOHNSON’S BEAUTY SALON AND SCHOOL 534-2221 916 Meridian Street Huntsville, Alabama We have both Licensed Stylist and Students under supervision to make you more beautiful. Our qualified licensed instructors will train you for a profitable career if you will register in our school. 7 ' yw Q [y 0 Vie See STEPHENS PIPE COMPANY For All Your Needs for ROAD PIPE and DRAINAGE PIPE County Wide Delivery North Church Street G. E. STEPHENS Owner V' Huntsville, Alabama 1 Phone 536-4221 Compliments of A. L HIPP Optometrist Jewelers . 102 N. Washington gifts for every occasion 5 • « O’ IVEY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE OK 2201 A. Triana Blvd. JE 9-6271 Compliments of HUMPHERY’S SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT CO. TWICKENHAM PHARMACY Rexall Store Downtown Compliments of DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of ® ARNOLDS CLOTHING COMPANY ROPERS FLOWERS Compliments of 2008 Whitesburg Drive JE 2-8454 MAPLES SHEET METAL WORKS Compliments of At i ¥ ’ f ALL0RY CAPACITORS ROBBINS MUSIC CENTER Olm KWIK CHEK SUPER MARKET CHEMICALS DIVISION P.0. Box 949 Huntsville, Alabama North Plaza Shopping Center Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of BILL’S A Great Name In Clothing Quality Men’s Wear SCHWOBILT Downtown Parkway City Heart of Huntsville 117 Washington St. N.E. Huntsville, Alabama Established 1912 Suits The South Phone 532-2251 Compliments of FOWLER DEPARTMENT STORE YOUNG’S ECONO WASH For Famous Fashions Coin operated laundry located at At Popular Prices Shop at one of the South’s Finest Stores Jordan Lane, Holiday Plaza Oakwood, Bums Ave. Downtown — Free Parking Compliments of Kindly Compliments of MORGAN VAN AND STORAGE P. C. WILSON GROCERY Your American Red Ball Agent 2405 9th Ave. 2901 Governors Drive Phone 536-2661 Phone 536-0704 DUNCAN’S BEAUTY SHOPPE - jfc . Your dreams come true with «Wfr PLAID STAMPS MiIdred Duncan Owner I A PiCuper Markets! Phone 828-3371 Meridianville, Ala. V7 AMERICA’S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1IS9 Compliments € OUTBOARD BOAT MOTOR CO. HUNTSVILLE LUMBER CO., INC. EVINRUDE First in 902 Lantana Way 211 Howe Ave. N.E. James R. Lee Outboards Huntsville, Alabama GILES GARDEN CENTER Your Complete Store 215 Sivley Road, S.W. OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING Compliments of THE DAVIS SHOPS North Side Square Compliments of ALABAMA TIRE AUTO SUPPLY C CFABRIC CENTER Cotton Johnson, Owner DAVID GIBSON NUMBER 1 536-6741 Compliments of DAVID GIBSON NUMBER 2 539-6312 Bar-B-Q Beef, Pork, Chicken and Brunswick Stew Charcoal Steaks Homemade Pastries ARNOLD HORNBUCKLE RECORD SHOP TOWN COUNTRY SHOPPE 119 N. Side Square “Downtown” DAVID’S REXALL DRUG STORE 2501 Oakwood Avenue, N.W. 539-2002 DESERT INN RESTAURANT 2700 S. Memorial Parkway 1 Phone Ernest Tomaras JnjtO 536-309 4 Proprietor FOWLER’S BEAUTY SALON Located Downtown in Fowler’s Dept. Store Open Thursday Night Free Parking Phone 534-3565 Compliments of TROUP’S BEAUTY SALON ” The Compliments of ASHBURN AND GRAY.” Compliments of BELL BROTHERS’AUTO PARTS LAKEWOOD CITIES SERVICE cities Service is our Motto T 3420 North Memorial Parkway Huntsville, Alabama SERVICE Phone 539-2311 Compliments of RICHARD’S LAKEWOOD GULF SERVICE HP) North Memorial Parkway 539-9267 Compliments of CLARK STEADMAN’S CRYSTAL DRUG COMPANY GOVERNORS DRIVE APOTHECARY, INC Clinton Ave. Jefferson Street Phone JE 4-4341 Mahlon Turner, Registered Pharmacist 406 Governors Drive S.W. Compliments of HUSKEY’S PURE OIL SERVICE STATION PEARSALL ESSO SERVICE STATION Tires-Batteries-Accessories-Tune Up , . All Work Guaranteed 7' 1 , Arthur Murry 2405 N. Memorial Parkway Manager Huntsville, Alabama Miracle City Autographs Sign of GOOD PRINTING and LITHOGRAPHY Producers of HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS MILITARY PUBLICATIONS Your yearbook is published only ONE time. Let Paragon produce it so that it will be a true picture of the times with pictures that sparkle — and design that enhance. Call the Paragon Man. Ai Qaragoti ress Lithographed and Letterpress Yearbooks for over 25 Years 34 ADAMS AVENUE . MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA [ 168 J