Clarke County High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Grove Hill, AL)

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The officers for each room are: 0.9.0 R .N First row: Mrs. Irene Hart, Ralph Cooper, Wayne Burge, Don Pugh, Bobby Squires, Rayford Weaver, Maxine McLean, Wanda Dunn, Aleine Gilchrist, Edith Rice, Margaret Duke, Larry Larrimore, Miss Mabel Waite Second row: Jimmy Finney, Walter Gates Doroth Armistead, - f Y Catherine Hare, Virginia Walker, Sandra Larrimore, Katherine Squires, Paul Hudson. Third row: L.J. Andrews, Massey Gynn, Dianne Norris, Ruby Gaddy, Faye Sheffield, Sandra Tarle- ton, Judy Williamson, Mary Robinson, Martha Jean Hicks, Jimmy Monk. Fourth row: Wayne Hyde, Billy Edge, Clifton Manley, Lamar Andrews, Ted Dunagan, Hardy Jackson, Andy Lindsey. Fifth row: Mary Bradford, Joyce Huggins, Shirley Parker, Ruth Smith, Patricia Hud- son, Gerald Hudson, Donald Pipkins, Betty Jo Williamson, Faye Pugh, Jerry Hare, Lavoye Johnson. Sixth row: Dwight Walker, John Moore, Lucius Walker, John Cowden, Jimmy Ted- der, Cecil Fuller, Royce McVay, Ella Rhee Pugh, Cathy Larrimore, Gerald Pugh. Seventh row: Dorothy James, Joe Hudson, Jane Bames, Hollis Cooper, Billy Harrell, Billy Robinson, Faye Joyce Stafford, Vera Mae Peterson, Betty Lou Walker, Norris Powell. THE FIFTH GRADE The fifth grade has been the largest class since it started in the first grade. The Miss Mabel Waite and Mrs. Irene B. Hart as teachers. re are two divisions with MRS . HART 'S Room President ---------- ---- W ayne Hyde - Edith Rice - Dianne Norris John Cowden - Royce McVay - - - - Dianne Norris Vice President ------------ Secretary and Treasurer - - - - - Song Leader ------------- Fire Captain ------------ Class Favorite ------- MISS WAITE'S Room Pre5ident--------------- Vice President - - - - - Secretary and Treasurer Song Leader - - - - - - Fire Captain - - - - - - Class Favorite ----- Andy Lindsey -------MasseyGwynn - - - - - - - -Hollis Cooper ---------RuthSmith -------MasseyGwynn - - - - - - -Catherine Hare

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'i .mn A :aw ,V ' -:AV 1 4 an xv'- First row Robert Wilson Glen Buffington John Howell George Bradford Sue Ladd Bell Pauline McCloskey Linda Reid Emmogene Mason Ronald Harrison Second row Edward Carlisle Grant Ellisor Jim Hudson Walter Snodgrass Randall Weaver Jo Duke Fred Mott Wendell Knight Royce Horton Earl Harrison Third row Vemon Baugh Billie Jean Powell Sara Mae Bozone Permelia Reynolds joe Andrews Ray Finney lominie Hill Marion Duke Randall Bradford Fourth row James Baugh Bertie Mae Kinman Floyd Fuller Bob McClam my Thomas Williams Jeff McClammy Shirley Ann Johnson Doris Goodwin Betty Kearley Wilda Knapp Fifth row Alex Smith Richard Johnson Jerry Poole Maynard Skipworth Lareta Keas Hilda Mae Small Lavader Wade Edward Guy George Moore Teachers Mrs Grace Nicholsfsubstitutej Mrs James Lindsey Mrs Culver CalhounQAbsent day p1c ture taken, THE SIXTH GRADE We are the Seniors of the Elementary School. We are working hard so that we may pass to the Junior I at the end of this school year. We have a large class. There are twenty girls and thirty-six boys. We have enrolled more than this, but several have moved away. Mrs. Lindsey and Mrs. Calhoun are our teachers. We try to be helpful in every way we can toward making our school a better one. We en- joy doing our part in keeping the building and grounds clean. It is our duty to keep the rest rooms in our building. We are glad to have this responsibility. It makes us feel that we are really doing something toward keeping our building nice and clean. Inour rade we en'o stud in Arithmetic Science Language History Spelling Geog- g . J Y Y 8 . 1 v n 1 raphy, and Reading. Mrs. Lindsey teaches all of us in Science, and Mrs. Calhoun teaches all of us in Language. 1 'V W 1

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all C4 q,T QC First row: Mikey Roberts, Devane Paul, Jean Smith, Susie Dumas, Lena Duke, Patty James, Nancy Pugh, Diane Hare, Kay Bradford, and Elaine Bradford. Second row: George Mason, Jesse Snodgrass Sue Hicks, Shirley Mae Harper, Robert Monk, Claude Waite, Paul Howell, Annie Lee McCoy, and Minnie Ree Kinman. Third row: Connie Lee Williamson, James Martin, W.J. Bozone, Don Manley Margaret Murphree, William Campbell, Glenn Sollie, R.C. Walker, and Bill Pipkins. Fourth row Emily Furr, Lyvem Overton, Donald White, Larry Reynolds, Roy Bradford, Jeep Bowles, Ronald Padgett, Howard Pritchett, Linda Wilson, Rodney Duke, and Fay Gibbs. Fifth row: Kathryn Overton Vanette Baugh, Willie Johnson, Irvin Rutledge, Cecil Walker, Lamar Reid, Ted White, Fay Deavers Truett Murphy, and Jack Granade. Sixth row: Shirley Hickson, Ruth Cooper, Charles Guy, Robert Lee Henderson, Johanna Bloomer, Carolyn Smith, Jane Jones, Dorothy Armistead, Judy Payne Patsy Williamson and Phil Hudson. Teachers: Mrs. Q.W. Tucker and Mrs. E.V. Chapman THE FOURTH GRADE There are sixty-four pupils in the fourth grade. The students are very interested in Alabama his- tory. The course is enriched by library reading, daily newspapers, dramatization of history stories, making Alabama booklets, and field trips. Science is another subject everyone likes. Experiments and moving pictures in the classroom add much to the interest of the daily work. At all times, citizenship and sportsmanship are stressed in the school room, on the school grounds, and wherever they are. Mrs. Q.W. Tucker and Mrs E.V. Chapman teach this grade. ,,,........---1 ll .. I r'