Cullman High School - Southerner Yearbook (Cullman, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1954 volume:

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City Schools System. 31' 131.7 , :swf :iv sf if Ns ffl A 1,81 A Qtr, E E' The Board of Education left to right are Mrs. Oscar Dunlap, Dr. Leroy Bledsoe-5 Larkin W. Yates, Standing are Lawrence Duffeyg Wallace Gibbs: and Jullian MC- Phillips. Cullman High School is kept in top-notch condition by the caretakers Mr. Wal'er Murphree and Mr. Cordes Allen, Q '30s LUNCHROOM STAFF-Left to right: John Richter, Mrs. B. L. Wilkinson, Coleman Parker, Mrs. Eva Farr, Mrs. des Allen, Mrs. Susie Bynum, and Lois Ward. Mrs Mrs Cor Mrs THE 'Qi' HAROLD ANDERSON B.A. and M.A. from the University of Mississippi. Junior High Science. ELBERTA BAILEY M.A. and B.S. from the University of Alabama. Junior History. MRS. MABEL BAILEY B.S. degree from Peabody College. Senior and Junior English, and Journalism. N. P. BARTLETT A.B. and M.A. from the University of Alabama. Diversified Occupa- tion. OBA BELCHER B.S. from Florence State Teachers College. Senior High Physical Edu- cation. L. L. BOONE B.S. from Livingston lime Teachers College and M.A. from Peabody College. Junior High History and English MRS. L. L. BOONE B.S. from Alabama College. Junior High Physical Education. EATHIL BONNER M.A. from Peabody College and B.S. from Florence. Senior High English and History. MRS. CLARIS BOAZ M.A. from the University of Ala- bama and .B S. from Jacksonville State Teachers College. Senior High Physical Educa'ion. ACULTY FRANK CAMP B.S. from Howard College. Junic High Math. MRS. H. H. CORNETT B.S. from Livingston State Teachers College and M.A. from Peabody College. Librarian. H. H. CORNETT M.S from Auburn. Junior Higlr Math OPAL COOP59 B.S. degree from Florence State Teachers College. Senior High Chemistry ancl General Science. BARBARA EDDINS from Auburn. Home Econom- ICS. GRADY ELMORE B.S. from Jacksonville State Teach- ers College. Football and Junior High Coach. MILTON DOOLEY B.S. from Newberry College. Jun- ior High English and Social Studies. D. L. GATLIN A.B. from Birmingham-Southern. Junior High Math and Senior High Algebra. J. D. HARDEMAN M.A. and B.S. from Auburn. Agri- culture teacher. THE C. . . ACULT MRS, EVELYN HATAWAY B.S. from Auburn. Junior High English and Social Studies. MRS. SUE HAUK B.S. from Alabama College. Senior High Commercial teacher. SARAH JONES M.A. and B.S. from Peabody Col- lege. Senior High English' and Hisfory. ERNESTINE LAWHON B.S. from the University of Ala- bama. Home Economics, JEANNE LIVINGSTON A.B. from Howard College. Junior High English, Social Studies, and Science. JOHN MEADOWS M.A. from Peabody and B. A. from Jacksonville. Junior High Science, GEORGE PAGE B.M.E. in Musical Education and M.A. from Murray State College. Band. MRS. JACK RlLEY B.S. f'om Auburn. Junior High English, S:c3al Studies, and Science. SPENCER SPEEGLE B.S. from Auburn and M.A. from ihe University of Alabama. Senior High Math, Science, Physics, and Practical Arts. A-, ,M if . . ff, ,.., ' f 14-'W W W M . ,- q 1' ,, 2 ,y M, in 4 H 2 if AM f,.,, J ' fl ' Q in I . , y . + 4 f, , f ww., ' f' Z ,f Q, 4 vw' if 4 I , Q, , 41 5 Q 421 xif' '- Gm 214: '-.gi A 1 ' - ff, ' Ex wgw wi fs ga . -fvfmma 4 ,' Viz' ' ,. . M -. ' an U -v A f, n A. 5 . x A1 W. ' 1-ff .f , gn s , !!7 .M Q' 45 ' ,Z 4'-mm, pun .W ww' ff 1 ,,.-, -qs 1 HUELEE ADAM, Acting President F. F. A. 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Homeroom President 3, Student Council 3, P. E. Club 4, Ad Staff 4, Who's Who 4, Class Vice-President 4, Homecoming Es- cort 4. Huelee, the Acting Senior Class President after Steve left the first six weeks, plans to attend How- ard College to study engineering. Intelligent, good- looking, and capable. What more can you ask? S. T. KIMBROUGH, JR., President Basketball 2, 3, State Winner Elks Youth Leadership Contest 3, State Winner American Legion Oraorical Contest 2, 2nd place American Legion Oratorical Contest 3, Glee Club President 3, Double Staff Club 2, 3, 4, President Double Staff Club, Who's Who 3. Steve departed after the first 6-weeks, to attend school in Birmingham. Personality plus makes a swell guy. THE IOR HARRY ADAMSON F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Stay out of his way, folks. Here's a prospective FBI member. A blond who knows his way around. JERE ALDRIDGE International Relations Club 2, P. E. Club 3, 4, Homeroom President 4, Student Council 4. A grand fellow to have around. Witty. Jere plans to maior in Business Administration at St. Bernard. BETTY JEAN BAILEY 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club Reporter 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent of 4-H Club County Council 3, 4-H Club County Dress Revue Winner 3, 4, 4-H Club State Alternate Dress Revue Winner 4, Science Club 3, 4, P. E. Club 4, P. E. Club Reporter 4, H.light and Annual Staff 4, Ad Staff 4. A fu ure dietitian, Betty has no shortage of friends. CAROLYN BAKER Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 2, International Re- lations Club Reporter 2, President 3, Vice-President 4. Studious, with an A report card, cute, friendly Carolyn plans to be a teacher. VIVIAN BAKER Commercial Club 3, F. H. A. 4. Vivian, a good sport who plays for the team, has the qualifications for an Airline Hostess. HAROLD BATES Science Club l, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. A quiet fellow you hardly know is around. He has his eye on the U. S. Navy. SHIRLEY LOVELADY, Secretary Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, White Chapter F.H.A. President 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Fea ure 4, Homeroom Secretary 3, Ad Staff 4, Who's Who 2, Class Secretary 3, 4. A natural leader, Shirley plans to study Home Ec ar he University of Alabama. WILLODEAN LEVERETT, Treasurer Homeroom President 2, Student Council 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, President Red Chapter F.H.A. 3, Class Treasu- rer 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 4, Vice-President Red Chapter F,H.A. 4. Cheerful and sweet, she can't be beat for a friend. Capable and dependable with Howard College her destination. CLASS OF l954 GORDON BENNETT Science Club 3, 4, Science Club Vice-President 4. Wavy haired and handsome, Gordon plans to attend Auburn or Alabama to study interior dezorating. MARY JANE BENNETT F.H.A. 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, D. O. Club 4, D. O. Club Social Commiitee 4. Likable and talkative, one doesn't forget she's around. To enter Nurses' Training is her chief desire. GLENN BIBB P. E. Club 2, 3. One of the quiet type who always minds his own business. The army will provide a career for him. DONNLE BLAIR F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Dairy Judging Team 2. Progressive, one who has a smile for all. Civil Service work has taken his interest. ROBERT BRADFORD Science Club 3, 4. Fun to be with. You like to experiment, don't you, Robert? JOE BROWN P. E. Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4. Joe is undecided about the cvllege he would like to attend. lt will be either Auburn or Alabama. if 'S -. JT vs A-Q TT wax 1 -tr' WAILON BROWN Class Vice-President lg Science Club 1, 2, 45 Science Club President lj Homeroom Preszdent 25 Student Council 25 P. E. Club 35 Track 35 Boy's State Rep'e- sentative 35 Homeroom Vice-President 4. A swell leader, who acceps responsibilities. Engi- neering will be his career. WAYNE BROWN F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. A very likeable fellow who's going to work for his Uncle Sam in the Air Force. FIELDING BUCHANON Science Club l, 3, 45 Science Club President 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Band Council 45 Spanish Club 2. Intelligent with a scientific mind, Fielding intends to study engineering. ELSIELEN BUCKELEW F.H.A. 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Commercial Club Reporter 4. A future secretary and a very pretty blond at that. Quiet but friendly. ELWYN CALLOWAY Science Club ly F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. One of the smaller classmen, but has plenty of humor to keep him as large as any. A salesman to be. KEITH CALVERT F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Dairy Judging Team 25 Band 3, 45 Horneroom Secretary-Treasurer 3. Knows no strangers as he has a smile for everyone. St. Bernard is his desfination. MARGARET CAMP F.H.A. 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Commercial Club Secretary 4. A tall blond with beautiful long hair. Margaret wants to be a telephone operafor. OVELL CARGO F,H.A. 2, 3, 45 Red Chapter F.H.A. President 45 F.H.A. County Secretary 4. Her hobby must be collecting friends. Cute and does her part on any job. Plans for the future are sec etarial work. TERRY CHANDLER Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Double Staff Club 35 C Club 3, 45 Secretary-Treasu- rer C Club 45 Homecoming Escort 4. Tall, dark and talented. lntends to malor in dental work, at the University of Alabama. CAROLYN CHANEY Class President lj Homecoming Attendant 15 Home- room President 2, 35 F.H.A. 25 Student Council 2, 35 Commercfal Club 3, 45 Commercial Club President 4. One of the prettier brune'tes. A very sweet person to know. Number please? THEAWN CHEATWOOD Basketball l, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Science Club 2, 3, P. E. Club 3, 4, D. O. Club 3, 4. An artist who chooses Sign Painting as a profession. Swell fellow with promising signs for the future. MRS. JOHN CHRISTIAN International Relations Club Secrelary 4, Homeroom Secretary 4, Who's Who 4, First grandmolher to enter Cullman High School, First person in Cullman County to return to school after 30 years. Our oldest graduate. After receiving her diploma, she plans to enter Howard College, Courteous, with a heart like gold. THURMAN CHRISTIANSEN Science Club 4, The smaller than usual, quiet type, who is liked by all. His main inierest lies in the field of agriculture. FRANCES CONE F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. A quiet person with many friends. Frances plans to be a secretary. BOBBIE COPELAND Glee Club I, F.H.A. County Songleader 3, White Chapter F.H.A. Parliamentarian 4. Troubles don't get her down, the life of any crowd. Likeable with nursing qualifications. BOBBY COX Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Presiden. 2, Class Vice-President 3, C Club President 4, Fool- ball Captain 4, Homeroom Presiden. 4, S.ud-ent Coun- cil 4, Who's Who 4, Ad Staff 4, C Cluo 2, 3, 4. With his winning smile he meets no stranger. His ambition is to study pharmacy at Auburn. REXFORD DENNEY Science Club I, Spanish Club 2, P. E. Club 3, 4. The type who lil'es adventure. Auburn is his destina- tion. CHRISS DOSS Homeroom President 2, Student Council 2, 4, Inter- national Relations Club 2, lnternational ReIa.ions Club President 2, CHS Represen ative io State Stu- dent Council Convention 2, Baskefball 2, Class Presi- dent 3, Winner of Key to Peace Contest 3, Hi- light and Annual Staff 3, 4, President of Student Body 4, Dramatics Club 4, President Dramatics Club 4, Who's Who 4, Ad Staff 3, 4, Business Manager of the Hilight and Southerner 4. His honors speak for him. An ordained minister. VIRGINIA DRUMMOND Camera Club 3. Virginia will make a pretty nurse. One who remem- bers that the main thing is not to get excited. MARTHA DUFFEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 2, F.H.A. 2, Press Club 3, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Double S aff Club 4, Ad Staff 4. Neat, sweet and nice to know. Has the making of a capable Dental Technician. I ' wif ai? BUSTER DUNAWAY Basketball 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 2: Football 2. 3. 4: Homeroom Vice-President 3, Double Salt Club 3, Glee Club 4, Track 3, 4, Glee Club Vice-President 4, C Club 3, A. A tall blond with winning ways. Loves sports and works hard at them. NELL ANN DURHAM Hilight Staff I, Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. White Chapter Historian A, Ad Staff A A pretty brunette with a suicessful future planned in secretarial work. FRED EASTERWOOD Science Club 1, Spanish 2, P. E. Club 3, 4. A quiet type with achieving attitudes. The Air Force uniform will possibly be his. EDIGNA EDWARDS Science Club l, Band I, Class Secretary 2, Home- coming Court 2, Double Staff Club 2, 4, F.H.A. 3. A brunette noted for her hospitality and grand par- ties. Edigna plans to take nursing as a career. SYBlL ENGLAND F.H.A. 2, Commercial Club 3, 4. A cute blond who plans secretarial work. A sense of humor that can't be beat. MARY ANN EVANS Glee Club T, Commercial Club 3, 4. Timid, intelligent, and pretty, Mary Ann plans to maior in music in her college career. WYNONA FINCHER F.H.A. 2, International Relations Club 3, 4. An ideal siudent with a charming personality, enjoys drawing for a pastime. MARTHA ANN FUQUA Scierce Club l, Camera Club 3, Library Club 4. A nicer person you couldn't want to meet. A good conversaticnalist. Secretarial work takes her interest. EDWARD GARDNER Baske'ball l, 2, Science Club 2, P. E. Club 3, A, TrampoIIne Team 3, 4, Homecoming Escort 4. The life of the party and a swell sport. His iokes don't fail the occasion. A good prospect for a P. E. teacher. WALLACE GOODWIN F.F,A. 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Reporter 2, F.F.A. President 3, County F.F.A. Secretary 4, D. O. Club 4. Attempts to stay out of trouble. His career centers around civil service. Very friendly. GUS GROSS Homeroom Secretary 2, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. Studies hard and will undoubtedly reach the top of success. Gus will soon be with the U. S. Navy. RACHEL GROSS F.H.A. 2, 3, Double Staff Club 4. lndustrious with a happy-go-lucky attitude. Nursing or history teaching is her field of interest. HAROLD HANCOCK F.F.A. 2, Double Staff 3, 4, Band 3, 4. Happy has a suitable nickname. Has friends galore. He wants a iob with the government. BILLY JOE HANDLEY Ch'erleader l, 2, 4, Science Club l, Glee Club l, Ad Staff 2, 3, 4, Hilight and Annual Staff 2, Band 3, C Club 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, Double Staff Club 3, 4. Capable of winning many friends, Bill plans to study ministry at Howard. ANN HARBIN Homeroom Vice-President 2, Double Staff Club 2, 3, 4, Ad Staff 4. There are smiles that make you happy and she has them. Ann intends to be a good secretary. JOYCE HART Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club 4, Double Staff 4. Secretarial work is her desire. Very attractive, friend- ly, and lots of fun to be with. Never mind, boys- left hand, third finger. FRED HATHCOCK F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Football 4. One swell fellow to know. Friendly and good natur- ed. His interest centers on agriculture. BUEFORD HAYNES P. E. Club 3, 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4, Director P. E. Club 4. His manners will be his success. Studying agriculture at Auburn will take up his next few years. NELDA HEATHERLY Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer l, F.H.A. 2, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Commercial Club Secretary 4. Plans to be a secretary. A grand person who's al- ways ready to help. W. L. HEATON Glee Club I, Jr. Basketball l, International Relations Club 2, 3, 4, D. O. Club 3, 4. Has a sense of humor. He may have an appointment with Uncle Sam soon. PATRICIA HENDRIX F.H.A. 2, Double Staff Club 2, 3, A, D. O. Club 4. Patsy has a future in secretarial work. Calm, cool and collected. WILLIAM HERFURTH Bill never gives out of mischiet and always has a ioke for every occasion. A good square-dance part- ner. GARY HERRING Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Commit ee 1, 2, Double Staff Club 2, Science Club 1, 2, P. E. Club 3, 4, P. E, Club Secretary 3, P. E. Club Reporter 4, Trampoline Team 3, 4, Track Team 2, 3, 4, Band Vice-President 3, Bend President 4, Boys' State 3, Honorary member of the Alabama Senate Quadrennium 1951-1954, Solo trumpet for marching band 4, Hilight and An- nual Staff 4, Ad Saff 4, Staff Photographer 4, Sports Page Editor 4. Gary, always ready to help, plans to maior in Engi- neering at Georgia Tech. REBECCA HESTERLEY Band 1, Homeroom Vice-President 2, International Relations Club 2, Science Club 3, Girls' State Repre- sentative 3, Honorary Member of Alabama Senate Quaclrennium 1951-1954, Ad Staff 3, 4, Hilight and Annual Staff 3, 4, Southerner Editor 4, P. E. Club 4, P. E. Club Secretary 4, Homeroom President 4, Student Council 4, Half-sized and always neat as a pin. Becky , a hard working student, with a maior in math. BETTY HIGGINS Band 1, 2, 3, Band Letter 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Double Staff Club 2, 3, 4. She plans to study Religious Educa ion at Howard. A lucky girl with a likeable disposition. ROSILAND HOLMES Double Staff Club 2, 4, Library Club 3, Hilight and Annual Staff 4, Ad Staff 4, Ass'stant Business Mana- ger Hilight and Annual Staff 4. A wonderful person with a helping hand and a generous heart for all. A prospective nurse. JACK HOUSE Football 3, 4, Track Team 3, 4, Baseball 4, P. E. Club 3, 4, P. E. Club Director 4, C Club 4. A swell pal to all with a happy-go-lucky attitude. His maior interests lie in Agriculture and Dentis ry. FREDA HUFFSTUTLER F.H,A. 2, 3, 4. Her winning smile, goes many miles. Sl'ie's bound to be a suc:ess in any attempts in life, especially 55 Ei SGCFBTBVY. ANNIE LOU JOHNSON F.H.A. 2, 3, Double Saff Club 4. Her ambition is to be a telephone opf:.a'or. Sweet, with a wonderful personality. Very nice to everyone. GAILYA JORDAN Class Vice-President 2, Double Staff Club 2, 4, Science Club 3, Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 3, Homeroom Secretary 4, Ad Staff 4, Homecoming Court 4, A striking brunette with a perfect complexion, Gailya will teach science someday. ROBERT KLEIN Homeroom President l, 2, Student Council I, 2, Science Club 3, P. E. Club 4, Football 4. Where Sunshine is, there's also fun. A swell guy wi'l'1 an irrcs'stible persznality, His in'er:st lies in Civil Service. DOROTHY KOEHLER Homeroom Vice-President l, Class Secretary l, Double Staff Club 2, 4, Homeroom Secretary 2, Drama'ics Club 3, Drarnatics Club Vice-President 3, Hilight and Annual Staff 4, Front Page Editor Hilight 4, Assis'- ant Editor Hilight 4, Ad Staff 4. Doro1hy, who plans to make a nurse, will be a suc- cess in anything she undertakes MARY RUTH KREPS Ru h's ambition is in the field of office work. Quiet and studious, friendly to all. DOROTHY LAND Scfence Club l, F.H.A. 2, Homeroom Secretary 2, Sweetheart of F.F.A. 2, Features 2, Commercial Club Treasurer 4, Homeroom Vice'President 4, Cornmer, cial Club 3, 4. Very pretty hair and features. Sweet to all she meets. Auburn is her destination, Secretarial Science, her goal. WILLIAM LEIGEBER Science Club 4. Hard working, intelligent, and dependable. To be a good farmer is BilI's chief desire. LOYD LINDSEY F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. He plans to be an electrician. Humorous and always in for a swell time. ROYCE LINTON F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. A good sense of humor which shows i'self. Televi- sion and radio is his main interest. DOUGLAS LOVELACE Homeroom President l, 4, Sfudent Council l, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Double Staff 4, Science Club 3, C Club 4. Doug , with an excellent eye for mischief, has a big question mark for future plans. ABBIE SUE LOVELL Homeroom President 3, Student Council 3, Press Club 3, Double Staff Club 4. Never a dull moment when she's around. Her fu- ture is undecided. HELEN LUMPKIN F.H.A, 2, 3, 4, F,H.A. Parliamentarian 4, Social Chair- man 3, 4, D. O. Club 4, D. O. Social Committee 4, Glee Club l. Friendly with an easy smile. Helen will be either a nurse or maior in Home Economics. T 10 BARBARA JOAN MANER F.H.A. 2, 35 P, E. Club 4. One strictly nice girl, Barbara likes typing. Neat all the time. , BARBARA MANN Science Club lp F.H.A. 2, 45 F.H.A. Treasurer 45 D. O. Club 3. A Cutie with winning ways, Barbara plans to be an efficient secretary. BOB MASHBURN Science Club lg F,F.A. 2, 35 F.F.A. Vice-President 25 lst place F.F.A. County Debate Team5 2nd place F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest 25 F.F.A. President 35 F.F.A. County Reporter 35 D. O. Club 3, 45 winner of Art Scholarship 35 D. O, Club President 45 D. O. Representative to State Convention 45 P. E. Club 4. A natural born artist with winning ways. After studying in Florida, his future lies in commercial art. WILLIAM MAYHALL Science Club l, 25 P. E. Club 3, 45 Football 4. Quiet and minds his own business. The army is con- cerned in his future plans. SHIRLEY MCLEMORE Homeroom Songleader 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Songleader 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3. Talented in song, Shirley is loaded with friends. A future office worker. HENRIETTA MCMINN Double Saff Club 25 Commercial Club 3, 4. As cute as they come, with the sweetest personality. Her desire is to be a telephone operator. Nice to everyone she meets. THURLON McSWAlN P. E. Club 45 Football 4. Mechanical engineering provides his career. Nice, goodlooking with flirty eyes. JANE LEONARD MEYER Dramatics Club 4. Jane Meyer transferred from Ohio to our class. Wi'h all the good personality traits a person needs, her greatest desire is to make a good housewife. PAY MlLLlCAN F.H.A. 2, 35 P. E. Club President 45 F.H.A. Reporter 35 P. E. Club 4. The life of any crowd. Fay, neat and kindhearted, intends to be a secretary. ELOUISE MOORE F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Historian 4. Look out for a good time when Elouise is .here To be an efficient office worker is her goal. CHRISTINE NICHOLAS Crmmercial Club 3, 4. Auburn to study English is her destination. Smart in books, a real friend to all. HARRY NIX Football 2, 3, 4, C Club Vice-President 4, F.F.A. 1, Homeroom Vice-President 4, Co-Captain Football 4. An excellent athlete of heart, soul, and mind. He plans some day to be a P. E. teacher. Friendly to everyone. GARY ODEN F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Secretary 3. Gary plans to study television and radio at the Uni- versity of Alabama. A friendly, goodlooking red head. PAT PADGETT Football l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, P. E. Club 3, C Club 3, 4. His talents haven't a limit, especially when it comes to mischief-but an all around guy. His future desti- nation is ? NELDA SUE PARKER International Relations Club 2, 3, 4. Nelda Sue assumes she will do secretarial work after graduation. A quiet, timid girl with sweet attitudes. NORA PARKER F.H.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. Vice-President 3, Co-Captain's Sponsor for Homecoming 3, F.H.A. State Convention Representative 3, P. E. Club 4, P. E. Club Vice- President 4. Smile and The World Smiles with you. So friendly she is an inspiration to all. Nora wants to be a nurse. WYNELL PARKER F.H.A. 37 Double Staff Club 4. As pretty as they come with a pleasant voice that will make a perfect telephone operator. A new comer as a Junior. JANNIE PARRIS F.H.A. 2, D. O. Club 3, 4, D. O. Secretary-Treasurer 4. Cute, with a friendly attitude, and sweet to all she meets. Jannie plans to work as a secretary. BILL PASCHAL Basketball I, 2, Football and Baseball Manager 2, Press Club 3, Ad Staff 4, Glee Club 4, P. E. Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Sportswriter for Hilight and Annual 4, Ar.ist for Hilight 4, Assistant Photographer 4, Publicity Chairman for Hilight 4. One of the nicer people to know, Bill is a future Cullman P. E. Teacher. JERRY PATRICK Vice-President of Homeroom lg Football 2, 3, 4, C Club 45 Secretary P. E. Club 4. A comedian in any crowd, liked by everyone. Uni- versity of Alabama is his choi:e with a maior in designing. fax Q? 4-ir fi' 'QV 3-ie, 'Q' 1' WI LMA DEAN PATTERSON Science Club l, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F,H.A. Treasurer 3, F.H.A. Secretary 4. A nicer girl you couldn't want to meet. To be a secretary is her desire. CAROLYN PEINHARDT F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Vice-President 3, F.H.A. Secre- tary 4. Hard working and happy as a lark. You will find her at Montevallo rnaioring in Home Economics. JOANN POLLARD F.H.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. Reporter 3, F.H.A. State Conven- tion Representative 3, P. E. Club 4. A cute blond wi.h winning ways. Jo will make a wonderful nurse one of these days. MARION POWELL Double Staff Club 4, D. O. Club 4. A future Dental Assistant with smiles for all, At- tentive in class and knows her lessons. BOBBY RAY PRUETT P. E. Club 3, 4, Double Staff Club 4. Has lots of friends because of a grand disposition. His deep voice can't be duplicated. JEAN PRUITT F.H.A. 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. Another secretary, well qualified. Jean has her hopes high, and her qualifications worked out. DAVID QUATTLEBAUM Baske.ball 3, 4, Football Team 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, C Club 3, 4. Never siill and never quiet. A good sport. He's headed for Auburn. JACK QUATTLEBAUM Basketball 2, F.F.A. 2, D. O. Club 3, 4, Vice-President D. O. Club 4. A tall fellow with a ioke for all occasions. Jack likes to work with television and radios. JACK RALEY F,F.A. 2, 3, F. F. A. Reporter 3, Football 3, 4, Double Staff Club 4. lf he is around you'll always know it. Mischievous but with loads of friends. lntends to be a mechanic. CHARLES RICHTER F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. The quiet type you hardly know is around. He says his ambition is to be a Deep Sea Fishing Boat Pilot. LORENE RIGSBY Glee Club l, 3, 4, Glee Club Ensemble l, Glee Club Sexiet 3, Glee Club Trio 4, Glee Club Soloist A, Homeroom President 2, Student Council 2, Double Sraff Club 2, 3, 4. Talented in voice, Cute in looks, neat in clothes. She plans to s'udy music at Sacred Heart. TOMMIE RODEN F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer F.F.A. 3. Good natured with a nice personality. He has a smile for you. JANE ROWELL Science Club I, F.H.A. 2, Commercial Club 3, 4. The quiet spoken type who's as sweet as you can want. You will find her at the Treyecca Nazarene College. LELDON RUEHL P. E. Club 3, 4. A red head who plans to be an engineer. LARRY SANDERSON P. E. Club 3, Football 3, 4, Double Staff Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track Team 3, Ad Staff 4. A nice looking Senior with fun stored up for .he right occasion. He's going to St. Bernard. JUNE SCOTT F.H.A. 2, 3, Homeroom President 2, Student Council 2, P. E. Club 4, P. E. Club Treasurer 4, Homecoming Court 4. An all around swell person who's neat and sweet. June's ambition is to make someone a good secre- tary. ELLEN FAYE SHAW Homeroom Secretary 1, 4, F.H.A. 2, Commercial Club 3, Double Staff Club 4. A blond with personality galore. Mischievous too. She's undecided whether to attend Auburn or Stetf son College. VIRGINIA SHOEMAKER Science Club I, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Historian 3, F.H.A. Reporter 4. Her ambition is to be a Home Ec teacher, after studying at Auburn. Has no trouble making friends. FRED SIMONEAUX Baseball 3, 4, Press Club 3, P. E. Club 4, Square Dance Demonstration Group 3, 4. His destination is University of Alabama to study Business Administration. Success should be easy for him. SYLVIA DEAN SLOAN International Relations Club 4. A new student from Pell City with Nursing her goal and swimming her hobby. av SHERRILL SMITH Homeroom President, Student Council l, Glee Club I 3, Basketball i, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Double star? Club 3, 4, Press Club 2. Loves a good time. Takes life easy. His ambition is to be a construcfion engineer. LOU ELLEN SPEEGLE Commercial Club 3, A. Quiet, with nothing much to say. One of the more intelligent students Lou Ellen plans to spend her time in office work. PAT STEWART Homeroom President l, Student Council l, Band l, 2, Double Staff Club 2, 4, Double Staff Club Treasu- rer 2. A lucky lad who graduates in three years. His favorite pastime is flirting. DARRELL STRICKLIN Football l, 4, Science Club 2, Double Staff Club 4. One of those irresistible kind, with flirty brown eyes. His hobby?wgirls. JON ALTON SUGGS Homeroom President l, Student Council l, Science Club l, Band 2, 3, 4, Double Staff Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball l. Plans to be a minister after studying at Birmingham- Southern. Little and easy to get along with. GAYLA SUTTON Science Club 'l, Double Staff Club 2, 4, Commercial Club 3, Homeroom Secre'ary 4, Senior High Trio 4, Glee Club Soloist 4, Glee Club 4, Ad Staff 4. Musically talented and knows how to type. Wonder- ful personality, She's going to study music at How- ard. HULDA ANN TElCHMlLLER F,H.A. 2, Double Staff Club 4. Ideal pal. Very sincere. YVONNE RAGLAND THOMAS F,H.A. 2, 3, 4. Has little to say, but it is worthwhile. She planned her career when she married. MELBA THORNTON F.H.A. 2, 4, International Relations Club 3. She's a blond, too. Quiet, studious and very attrac- tive. DALE TIDWELL Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, A, Science Club T, Class Treasurer 2, Double Staff Club 2, 3, Wl'io's Who 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 3, Student Council 3, Ad Staff 4. Dale claims his hobby is playing an organ. Friendly with lots of friends-girl friends. Wants to be a choir director. MACK TILLERY F.F.A. 2, P. E. Club 3, 4. Always thinking of something crazy. Wants to be a mechanic-Who wouldn't need to be with a l929 car! JERRY TUCKER Science Club 3, P. E. Club 4, Basketball 3, 4. Very independent and has a quiet way about him. Wants to maior in chemistry at Auburn or Howard. EMMA LOU TURNER F.H.A, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Features 2, Home- coming Attendant 3. A very pretty brunette with cool, collected thoughts. Nice, too. She likes office work. MARTHA ANN VERNON F.H.A. 2, Commercial Club 3, 4. Secretarial work has her interest. A nice person you enioy being with. DOROTHY WARNKE F.l'l.A. 2, 3, 4. Dorothy intends to enter college after finishing school. Sincere and trustworthy, sweet as can be. JAMES WELLS P. E. Club 4. Addition to the Senior Class. A former Alabamian from Detroit. Prepare to take your troubles to him- a future lawyer. JUANITA WEST F.H.A. 2, Double Staff Club 3, Dramatics Club 4. Her goal in life is to be an Airline Hostess. There are no dull moments with her around. JOHN H. WHITE Spanish Club 2, Double Staff Club 3, P. E. Club 4, Homeroom Vice-President I, Student Council 3, Homeroom President 3. Has a hand in all the fun that comes his way. He wants to study industrial management at Auburn. ELWIN WIDNER Glee Club l, Basketball l, International Relations Club 2, 3, 4, D. O. Club 3, 4, D. O. Club Reporter 4. He likes to ride high, wide and handsome-an air- plane pilot-to-be. BILL WILHITE Homeroom Vice-President l, Science Club l, 2, P. E. Club 3, Double Staff Club 4, Ad Staff 4. The outdoor type who likes to hunt and fish. Bill wanis to study at Howard College to be a minister. BILLY WILHITE F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, He's bound to be one of your friends. To study ac- counting at Birmingham-Southern College is his chief desire. CHARLES WILHITE F.F.A. 2, Double Staff Club 3, 4, Football 3. Studying engineering at Auburn will be pastime for him the next few years. A real nice fellow to know. JAMES WILLIAMS Science Club l, 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Double Staft Club 4. A blond who has little to say. He wants to be a doctor. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Press Club 3, Commercial Club 4. An A student who spends her spare time study- ing. Has nerve enough to want to be a history teach- er, KAY WILLIAMS F.H.A. 3, Double Staff Club 4. A perfect nurse. She accepts responsibility and knows how to study. A good seamstress. RUBEN WILLIAMS FF.A. 2, 4, International Relations Club 3, 4. An agriculturist, Ruben makes friends easy and has no trouble keeping them. SHIRI EY WILLIAMS Homeroom Treasurer l, Press Club 2, 3, Homeroom Secretary 3, Homeroom Vice-President 3, Press Club Secretary 3, Hilight and Annual Staff 4, Ad Staff 4, Assistant Editor The Southerner 4, Society Page Editor 4, Double Staff Club 4, Feature 4, Homeroom President 4, Student Council 4. Hard working type who stops at nothing less than success. Notice! Third finger, left hand. She's taken. CHYRON WOOD F.F.A. 2, 3, C Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, 4. Enjoys all sporis and likes to hunt and fish. Hes on his way to Auburn to study forestry. KENNETH WOOD FF.A. 2 3, 4, F.F.A. Judging Team 2, 3, 4, delegate to State Convention as Con'estant in Judging Cor. est 3. The type who likes the ou doors and enjoys hunting --he plans to investigate mechanical work after graduation. PEGGY ANN WOOD F.H.A. 2, Commercial Club 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Vice- President Glee Club 3, President of Glee Club 4, Double Staff Club 4, Homeroom Vice-President 4, Who's Who 4. Lots of fun to be with, the athletic type. To maior in music and minor in P. E. in college, is her desire. C, 5 , S IRA 1 rmmcss wires Double Sraff Club 3, 4. Climb T Cure as can be. Will cheer you up in a iiffy. She's s udying office work. MARY FRANCES ZINSMEISTER Science Club lg F.H,A. 2, 35 P, E. Club 4. Zinsie loves a good time and has friends by ihe dozens. Her desire is 10 be a surgical nurse. 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M 5? T , ,,r vi 'Q the 4 New i .,,, , 5 55 fif 1' ' .i I W if fl ' M Q ,1 .V h 1 ,, - fi S' . fs is ifwik lf. ,- -ur -,r Q im York, Donald THREE'S A CROWD ON ONE FENDER! Wolf Ronald Wood Anme Wood Jearl Yaves, Jean York, Barbara COULD THEY Bc MECHANICS? X WHAT A POSE Soph class President, Jack Doss and Donald York, presidenf of Miss Barbara Eddins Homeroom. Ml JU IOR HIGH OFFICER 15. auf, 111' 1 as 24 2 1'-gr' 7 'Q'-7 ! 1 UW PEQRY WEST GAIL HAYNES GENE WlLH1TE MARY JO LEE GEORGE NONEAKER vcn DooIey's room Grady Eirnore's room D. L. Ga1Iin's room Harold Andersorfs room Vkginla Boone's room i f V , X '1 .4 ..,.... GALE MONTGOMERY LQNILQ Youngs room NETTIE CROWLEY Hwlda PlLey's room L DAWN WOODWARD Lee Boone's room SHARRON DAHKLE Frank Carnp's room g Wi RODNEY HILDRETH Jonn Meadows room SEVENTH GRADE JANE ANN MERRILL Mary Wagner! room 'i LAYNE WEEKS Hardy Cornetfs room KAY KELLER Jean Liywngs'on's room .ff- JOYCE FOWLER Evelyn Hara-1vay's room uh?- THE FRESHMAN CLASS SECTION A' Row T: Billy Smith, Thomas Hayes, Jimmy Ratlitt. Row 2: Patty Anderson, Genevieve Fulmer, Nellie Sue Griffin, Doris Click, Barbara Handley, Betty Jo John son, Rexine Robbins, Doris Leipert, Jane Osborne, Melba Sue McGriff,. Row 3: Betty Bradford, Betfy Handley, Imogene Gross, Elfreda Whitt, Donna Kinney, Pa- tricia Peinhardt, Emma Sue Wenzel, Bernice Stewart, Sue Carole Hamilton, Patricia Eddleman, Row A: Bill Cole, Wayne Lind, Perry West, Ted Quick, Jimmy Waters, Gerrell White, Paul Kent, Mr. Mil on Dooley. L: SECTION B Row T: Neil Bates, Frances Adamson, June Johnson, Patsy Williams, Patricia Swann, Carol Teague, Joanne Hardin, Jean Hyatt, Barbara Camp, Wylene Thomas Elwin Umphrey. Row 2: Eugene Tanner, Rachel Folsom, Betty Cofer, Rhonda West- brook, Mava Jean Maddox, Carolyn Rains, Brenda Tiffin, Gene Wilhite, Jim Cook. Row 3. Jack Morris Jimmy Cochran Wayne Hudson Theron Bishop Billy Gene Chandler, Billy Smith, Mr, D. L. Gatlin, Kenneth Patterson. SECTION C Row l Carole Sue Brindley, Betty Pruist, Patsy Mauldin, Melba Jean Lean- ard, Martha Maoldin, Betty Jean Graves, Virginia Huff- rnan, Dorothy Burton Jane Alvefson. Row 2: Hiram , .ktigss-1-: 7 fx I 3 s Q 1 'f Brown, Lynden Knight, Sa- rah Ann Land, Frances Glasscock, Joan Brown, Bare bara Parker, George None: aker, Billy Turner, Larry Samples, Mrs. Virginia Boone, Huey Edge. Row 3: Richard Dahlke Ronald Doty, Harwell Holmes, James Maxy, Melvin Swann, Johnny Nesmi h, Perry Tuc- ker. SECTION D Row lr Norman Powcll, Jeffrey Jacobs. Row 2: Faye Nc-ll Blackwood, Fran- ces White, Linda Gal Adamson, Anna Marie Han- cock, Martha Morris, Jorene Burgess, Dorothy Stanscll Mary Jo Lee, Alice Perry, Carole Jaeger, Helen Ed- mondson. Row 3: Arlene Hunt, Ellen House, Barbara Williams, Sue Sanders, Faye Eddleman, Louise Hendrix, Kathryn Waters, Mr. Harold Anderson. Row 4: Ernie Stewart, Jerry Edge, Blly Powell, J. D. Brock, Harold Parson, Tommy Crowley Harold Cox, Paul Suggs, John Milner. SECTION E Row I: Louise Harbtson, Peggy Scot, Sara Gibbs. Gail Haynes, Margaret Hayes, Betty Rose Ray, Dorothy Jones, Faye Giles, Row 2: James Earl Edge, Helen Lenning, Jo Ann El- more, Marie Collins, Robbie Lee Brown, Stacy Thomas. Coach Elmore Row 3 Ty son Campbell, Douglas Mil- ler, Jaikie Calvert, ,lirnnty Speegle, George McMinn George Grissom, Earl How- ell. A , 5 .2 f ! Q9 fw 11 Y' EIGHTH GR DE SECTION A Row I: Donald Bone, Delayne Weeks, Dewayne Weeks, Danny Martin, Row 2 Francis Rowell, Jackie Bullard, Carolyn McClendon, Carolyn Moore, Kathercen Mann, Jan Davis, Melba Jean Rape, Dovie Mayhall, Opal Woodward, Carolyn Glasscork Row 3: J. E, Priest, Floyd Dyer, Lessie Earwcod, Marie Lawrence, Shirley Paschal Eddie Fricke, Robert Land, Morreli Townson, Ben Padgett. Row 4: Gordon Story, Eugene Rape, John Wyan White, Crarles Hinkle, Bobby Joe Patterson, Allen Mat- kins, Dale Cook, Mr. Hardy Cornett, Homeroom Teacher. 'v -, :nl 1 O--an c.-i ,K f C1 SECTION B Row I: Wayne Giles, Jamcs Tlclzyell, Joe Easterwood. Row 2: Gail Mashbwn, Rebecca Lovvorn, Eassie Mae Turney, Marnie Lee Willingham, Ellamena Pienhardt Claire Holt, Carol Ann Cameron, Joyce Marie Jones, Donna Ya'es, Letha Whitt Row 3: Miss Lollie Young, Hometoom Teacher, Gale Montgomery, Rosa Harbison Glenda Wright, Janette Garrison, Joyce Kelsce, Linda Aldredge, Ameul Methvin Row 4: Ronald House, Ray Pruitt, Pat Brandcn, Allred Fincher, James Manly, Mar shall Kugler, Johnnie Knigh', Ray Oaks, Don McKim. SECTION C Row l: Billy Joe Hudson, Jerry Calloway, Jerry Grady Pinkston, Wade Tucker. Row 2: Gwendol Bradford, Judy Vann, Patsy McPher- son, Joyce Hudson, Robbie Hudson, Betty Rose Ray, Sue Wilson, Shelby Jean Kilpatrick, Mary Whisen- hunt. Row 3: Helen Man- ning, Hazel Johnson, Jimmy Mayhall, Bobby Stanley, Asa Hartwig, Nadine Buck- elew. Row 4: Gilbert Maf- tox, Jerry DeSpain, Harry Nix, Howard Mann, Allan Whitehead, Lalton Mead- ows, Mr. John Meadows, Homeroom Teacher. SECTION D Row I: Sherrill Bates, Larry Waddell, David Thompson, Charles Elrocl, James Camp. Row 2: Jau- nita Reid, Dawn Woodward, Barbara Yost, Shirley Sligh, Rannelle Brown, Linda Nail, Joyce James, Mr. Lee Boone, Homeroom Teacher. Row 3: Charlotte Wolfe, Jo Melvin, Elizabeh Lee, Ruth Calbert, Peggy Wilson, Shirley Wilson. Row 4: Del- nor Denny, Richard Evers, Carlton Stansell, Talmadge Cargo, Douglas Schu'z, Har- cld Miller, Vezlan Whalzy. SECTION E Row I: Wayne Marty, Freddie Hite, Dudley Gard- ner, Jack Aldredge, Billy Ray Burnham, Charles Eng- land, Lowell Haney. Row 2: Mary Lee Hesterly, Suzy Ponder, Nancy Pylant, Cleo Denion, Mary Sue Patter- son, Barbara Brown, Mary Belle Brock, Betty Dahlke, Dorothy League. Row 3: Gene Cook, Charles Hud- son, Geraldin: Doyle, Gail Brown, Melinda Lay, Caro- lyn Richard, Agnes Latham, Jo Ann Coggins, Elzie Wil- son. Row A: Horner Hulf- stutler, Donald Lorance, Bill Fisher, Arthur Leigeber, Robert Ryan, Robert Hud- son, Max Brown. la 36 'fu -an , 'On 4-1 l -va 51' 1 9 ,,-T, 5 A 2. 4, J... :N .1,',, ' f 533621 U.: 1,14 I , 1 f ,.QlfX.r.L,!.': x I I ILQJ ., .JH .I I ,. I ?wfYf1 I - Y ':2,, A: 'M' VV 'vii I X sing! - 7 ?f QMMZQMMW 'A Q , uf-3,1 1-ff' in Q 5 mf 32174 bl' 'QF' V, 'Q qw N.. SE NTH GRADE SECTION A Row 1: Ester Pruitt, Imogene Reid, Olean Pruett, Shirley Gable, Francis Mason Willcdean Campbell, Margaret Earl Bradford, Betty Lorance, Wanda McKelvey Bar- bara Butler, Shirley. Drake, Row 2: Mary Lou Beam, Joyce Fowler, Joanna Holmes Bobby Eidson, Nathan Harvell, Sandra Mayhall, Charlo te Adamson, Spurgeon Jo chum, Bobby Pierce, Bobby Joe Cupp, Mrs. Evelyn Hataway, Row 3: Edward Wilson Ralph Cain, Neil O'Barr, Douglas Styles, John Scott, Billy Waldrop, Charles Weath ers, Howard Woodard, Jerry Netz, Larry Leonard. SECTION B Row T: Paul Lynn, Carl Stiefelmeyer, John Stewart, Bobby Atkins, Jim Smith Ernest Leighber. Row 2: Martha Joe League, Benora Rodgers, Helen Rogers, Martha Collins, Barbara Laminack, Dot Shelton, Mary Sue Mayhall, Ealen Kugler, Shelba Bates, Mrs. W. F. Wagner. Row 3: Wanda Clavert, Patsy Pruitt, Jane Ann Merrill, James West, David Hayes, Jimmy Adams, Melba Dover, Mary Etta Tucker. Row A: Philip Arnold, Demetrius Holmes, Jerry Leonard, Jacky Pope, Jimmy Blatr, Marion Weathers. SECTlON C Ron l: Linda Stiefelmey- er, Claudette Turner, De nola Tyree, Gerald Smith, Bobby Reid, J. W. Cadle, Robert Davis, Ralph Free- man, Del Brock, Thurman Bishop, Guy Wilbanks, Sam Johns. Row 2: Glenda Mc- Swain, Wynona Tucker, Re- becca Laminack, Cynthia West Dee Ann Johnson, Frances Chambers, Nettie Crowley, Barbara Yeager, Judy Smith, Freddie Thoma- son, Rcw 3: Faye Nell Swaf- ford, Dwight Durham, Troy Lowery, Ray Maddox, Jimmy Hicks, Wayne Raland, Bill Dunlap. Row 4: Mrs. Hilda Riley, Shirley Mann, Karen Drinkard, Martha Moore. SECTION D Row l: Larry Quick, Bob- by Teague, Dale Lee. Row 2: Joann Lawrence, Mary Lane, Joyce Morgan, Dottie Black, lvalene Speakman, Patricia Anderson, Janece Griffin, Betty James, Kay Keller, Dean Estes. Row 3: Becky Holmes, Juanita Tuc- ker, Mavis Narmore, Joyce Thompson, Joyce Barnett, Martha Ann Tucker, Barbara Cupp, Charles Edge, Miss Jean Livingston. Row 4: Harvey Aldridge, Jimmy Tucker, Billy Yearwood, Dale Glove' Edgar John- son, Donald Wesley, John- ny Richter, Larry Lenning, Earl Wilbanks. SECTION E Row l: Elsa Fay Denton, Barbara Almond, Dottie Hart, Patty Willingham, Mary Jo Flowers, Claress Patterson, Jane Thomas, Wanda Wesson, Rebecca Maxcy, Diana Hudson. Row 2: Fred Erwin, Peggy Sue Foust, Martha Hire, Sharron Dahlke, Elaine Hanks, Bob- by Chambers, James John- ston, Billy Buckelew, Mr. Frank Camp Row 3: Joe Spearman, Lawayne Liepert, Charles Thompson, Burns Brown, Billy Maynor, Ron- ald Phillips, Frank Allbright, Bobby' Bolte, Beverly Pein- hardt. BEAUTIES ,111 IFS Cvllfflllllh' fl1y11 Sffllflff . ,, , fmnsaw X A ? . JANE ANN THOMPSON ,f I -gf xl 1 . has-.-71 SHIRLEY WILLIAMS 454 4. 5: '-mf? ' , nf x Q 7 ' 6, K' W4 52,1 H ' 1 ,fm A I A! A' dl gj 1 ' x -Q ',ff !. 1 .. Vw I 1, f' mx MOST POPULAR Jane Ann Thompson Bobby Cox BEST ALL AROUND Betty Sapp Huelee Adams HIGH WHO -esx MOST LIKELY TO THTSV' min FRIENDLIEST Tava Yates Dale Tiolvvell SUCCEED Marie Peinhardt Chriss Doss MOST ATHLETIC Peggy Woods Ralph Blalock 1 JU IOR ,l , 'eg' r MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WHO'S Joan Brown Dale Cook MOST ATHLETIC Brenda Tiffin Harold Cox ' Liv' , -u5 '4f4,sven A FRIENDLIEST Nettle Crowley D lner D nny HIGH WHO 4 , ff 55 2' F5 nf E F 1 gf 4555 MOST COURTEOUS Carole Teague Harold Miller BEST ALL AROUND MOST POPULAR Sue Carol Hamilton Ted Quick Dawn Woodard Tommy Crowley XZ Z ...,,,M GIRL AND BOY STATE REPRESENTATIVES Gary Herring Rebecca I-Iesferley Wailon Brown GOOD CITIZENSI-IIP BOY AND GIRL Huelee Adams Gayla Sutton QI KM- Mhruinvv W TIC5 Ai w-?f'WW MANAGERS COACH Jerry Burrow, Daniel Haynes Grady Elmore CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS FOOTB Oneonta Arab .. , Moulton . West Blocton Decatur CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS FOOTBALL SQUAD Athens Jasper . Guntersville Hanceville Hartselle lst row: Manager Jerry Burrow, Elvie Brown, Bobby Lovelady, Buster Dunnaway, Robert Klein, Ronnie Elmore Captain Bobby Cox, Jerry Patrick, Milton Camron, Jack House. 2nd row: Otlwell Raney, Keith Moore, Dale Cook, Darrell Stricklin Jimmy Knight, Jolwn Reichwien, Manager Daniel Haynes, 3rd row: Doug Lovelace, Pat Padgett, David Quattlebaum Ralpki Blalock, Cbyron Wood, Guy Waldrop, Coach Grady Elmore, 4th row: Coach John Meadows, Brownie West Da rell Bla lock, Donald Hardyrnan, Bueford Haynes, Sherrill Srnitl-i, Thurlon McSwain, Joe Brown, Gilford Moss, and B.1ddy Jarn s ' X 4m 'W' QA ,A Y , . F 'ia 'wif' G '- , ai' W I I 7 4 1 . , I 2 if!! 5 ,Y ,A Y F' Al Www! 9' we-A yi I 6 0 .Q Q ff ' A ! V, Q ml! if vig' i?Z5i'f a 1 .s v ' A ., V l Q I ' Y I ' A ' A 5, 1 6 4 uw EF.,-la' ' 'fs M ,,. Q 4 4. . Y fx 'Q , . 1 , rx-11-51' yn, Q f -,, rp? 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Decavur Fairview Athens Holly Pond Tennessee Valley Champions The remainler of ihe schedule is omiffed because the annual wen? To press before the end of The season. Jerry Tucker sinks one for fhe Cais as Sharpfon 122i gels ready for the possible rebound. Chandler follows fhrouglt on his spectacular hook shot. noiher score added To the Cals' ially by Tucker. l Free shot by Chandler adds another point to the Cats' score. Q K. , We A if 4 f lgyf? x,,7!f Q 21 Q Q CL K K 45 ms dv, M, y f .QV J X 7: f f as X Q , 33 sci, . l E391 3 , awk 1 A ' -if ,5 f' V gg , . ,Z L ff 7 .27 X . ,x , M, 4 . MN gan fi fV'31 Ji hi, M Q3 ,Q ,, f 27 I, 41 M 4 , J- .JU ., ,ig fur fi. N Y 4 iv 1 SCHEDULE 4 lx, 1 i, Y l', Q , .al L L.. Ffa '. 1' 'if J lf mlm' -1 5 , F , V ll? The A' Team ls! row: Gvorgf' MiMvw P--H, llilwf B lv Chandler Blllf Turner. 2nd row Slaie, 'llwcwas Tad Qwik Gene Vwlllwilc, Billy Smith, Tommy Crowley Bolalgw LQ-L B'C,'.vr fix 4' ,- CAPl'AlNS Ramble Lee Bfown and Ted Qulglf COACHES Tre Bfvs l5f row: Dcwvaync Weeks, Edlm Frlplfc, Olw Bvlflwf mlfl R0l3C l 5 'l'l Bll Cole, Qolia-rl land Gail Momgowvry, Davld ofmzsof Qvd ro.-.1 Ray Oaks Newl O'Barf, Tai- acige CH'QO Pa, Pmevf Jww Cook, Gyn Cocv DQ' Bearkmcvws v.amw:Q .Ju ws' ln.-lem as gem 'M ' 1 .Zami Ragla-wc: Logan Jumor Hlglw Sglwgol, I2 41' 9 bkhbgi-QL... 5 A 355114. .a. 9 1 , .H an 14 E3 x - 'B-fm-1 Quail ' 1 ' WJ ,J Lv , 43 4' 1... .1 .J 5 Q .2 , f' I llllg ' .. 1' 3 i ll I 5 -Q-fl -f gg 2 fb- ' L l, ' A Q. v a . f an X I1 , A '3 1 ,Zigi I-A 2. 6 . .v A iff' 4 ff. A, JL, . ' f ,x xx fQ:jLg .rP ?'ig Qs V , . H. A VLA st rg! v i. ,L ' f Y, .AQ iv'-1h i-9413s , N 1 g f Q J A 3 .1 4 V 351 . . ..:g,,y., -, E 0554 .415 . ,. Q... ,- -- L ', 41- ' '-L. '313-iffif. 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Williams. assistan edto' A6 -wg Fuel and sccie'y page editor of the H l-Qty ff-sw 1 ,- Writing columns requires lots of work and re- search from Delores Sanford, activity section editor of the Annual and Hilight sports writer, Margaret Jones worked on Annual advertise- ment section and Hilight society and front pages, Rosiland Holmes, Annual introductory section editor and wrote for Hilght front page, Jo Noneaker, Annual Junior High Section, Hi- light front page reporter and radio editor. TUDE Meeting tive times a week during regular class periods, the Journalism Class pub- lishes both the Southerner and the Hilight . It also collects school news tor the local radio stations and cooperates with the county papers in arranging for desired news items and pictures of school events. Business Staff, Rosiland Holmes, Assistant Business Manager, Business Manager, Chriss Dossg Gary Herring, Staff Photo- Hilight Editor, Marie Peinhardt grapher, and Mrs. Mabel Bailey, Sponsor. Stufhfner Efltor, Rv' a H seil T7 let, front page Hilight edityr and senior Sgqriqn f Typing s'ories for the Hilight are Mary Jane Ballard, Southerner Junior High Section, society reporter tor the Hilight and assistant radio edi- tor, Bill Paschal, Annual sport section and Hi- light sports writer, Charlotte Fowler, Annual Junior High Section, and Hilight society and front page. The best salesmen from the Senior Class work with this class in sellung ads for The Southerner . lst row Nell Robinson Bill Handley Rosiland Holmes Betty Bailey Ann Harbin Gary Herring Gayla Su ton Bill Paschal Doro hy Koehler Larry Sanderson 2nd row Abbie Sue Lovell Shirley Williams Bill Wllhite Rebecca Hesterley Jo Noneaker Marne Peinharclt Margaret Jones Dale Tldwell Charlotte Fowler Martha Duffey Gailya Jordan 3rd row Robert Klein Bobby Ray Cox Shirley Lovelady Huelee Adams Chriss Doss Delores Sanford Seated: Nell Robinson, Ann Arnold, Rosland Holmes, and Beity Bailey. Standing: Gary Herring, Margaret Jones, Marie Pcinhardi, and Dorothy Koehler, CDlJlI.L ami Sl:lQfJl.L The Quill and Scroll was organized To encourage work in The field of Journalism. ln or der To qualify for membership one must ill have done outstanding work in The field of Journalism, C27 be recommended by The advisor, Q35 be at least a Junior, MD be in The upper third of his classes and 655 be approved by The execuiive secretary. Pres dent Vice Presidenr Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Dorothy Koehler Marie Peinhardt Belly Bailey Rosiland Holm:-s Q. i. .'u4lb CW me i gn? Gul Sonoc l :wt fb OFHCERS President Nava .lean Wilkins ' I , NH: Vice President Gwenda Moody fl Secretary and Treasurer Naomi Stisher K l ,. W7 LIBR RY LUB The Library Club at CHS was formed to promote interest in better literature, and to en- ioy books, articles, and magazines containing information on various subiects. The sponsor of the Library Club is Mrs. Doris Cornett. lst row: Sara Green, Martha Fuqua, Faye Dyer, Betty Sue Ed ge, Martha Nell Webb, Nava Joan Wilkins, Naomi Stisher. 2nd row: Mrs. Doris Cornett, Advisor, Hilda Tompson, Peggy Joyce Thompson, Gearldean Blackwood, Colene Calvert, Louise Williams, Betty Hendrix, Gwenda Moody. it 45 OFFICERS President Bill Brunner Vice President Ray Buchrnann 5CC'elS'Y Jane Ann Thompson Treasurer Gordon Gibson Sponsor Spencer Speegle DOUBLE TAFF CLUB Leading all the clubs with the largest enrollment ot T20 members in '54, is the Double Staff Club. The Double Staff Club can borrow talent from any other club or group at C.H.S. to present an assem- bly program. With Spencer Speegle as leader this club presented three assembly programs per se- mester. GROUP l -lst rovv: Bill Paschal, Charles Wilhite, Darrell Stricklin, Bill Handley, Jael Hull, Virgil Fowler, Jimmy Rooker, Bobby Ray Pruett. 2nd row: Jane Ann Thompson, Abbie Sue Lovell, Ellen Faye Shaw, Douglas Lovelace, Edigna Edwards, Carolyn Blalock, Jeanell Tubbs, Nell Robinson, Shelby Fuller, Frances Gossett, Carnlyn Gosse't, Lou Johnson. 3rd row: Dor- othy Kochler, Shirley Reid, Jeanell Calvert, Peggy Wood, Gailya Jordan, Martha Ann Duffey, Shirley Williams, Joyce Hart, Wynell Parker, Patricia Hendrix, Frances Yates, Dotiy Cameron, Shirley Kirk, Betty Higgins, Rosiland Holmes. Wh re: : Joi. Suggs, James Williams, .Joan Dyer, Frances Glenn, Harcld Hancock, Earl Tillery, Glen Dafis, Cgrtiss Nlize, Charlotte Fowler, Jeanette Fulmer. 'Y 1 4 ' .M f,,.i' 1 I V I Q , ' 1 , 1 V Q hvv , 3 , Z- 17 4 3 Q . 5 ' Q, ,WM4nn' mv H ,V ,,, WWW bw 'X ,M 2 if 25135 .af Q. X.. 5 ? ,xA In 2 I D-v 1 K g, BOY'S P. E.-'lst row: Sonny Glaser, Darrell Blalock, Leonard H udson, Raytord Maddox, Elvie Brown, Guy Waldrop, Jerry Patrick, Buddy James, Huelee Adams, Bueford Haynes. 2nd ro w: Dewain O'Barr, George Ratlitf, Ronnie Manor, Fred Easter- wood, John White, Rex Denney, Mack Tillery, J. T. Williams, Darrell Gibbs, Neil Rainwater, Bobby McClendon, Joe Miller, Jimmy Knight, Jere Aldridge, Fred Simeoneaux, John Chandler. PHYSICAL EDUC The Physical Education Club was formed at CHS last year to develop interest in physi- cal education and promote better sportsmanship. The boys and girls who belong to this club try to develop their skills in trampoline, softball, and all other forms of physical ed- ucation. The Boy's P. E. Club is sponsored by Coach Oba Belcher, and the Girl's P. E. Club by P. E. teacher, Mrs. Claris Boaz. lst row' Keith O'Barr, Daniel Haynes, Wayne Dahlke, Fritz Mehrtens, Bobby Mashburn, Theawn Creatwood, Bobby Living ston, Eric Chamblee, Earl Morgan. 2nd row: Bill Paschal, Jimmy Wells, Bud Botcher, Jimmy Sandlin, Glenn Bibb, Jimmy Chandler Thurlon McSwain, Jack House, Jerry Patrick, Joe Brown. 3rd row: Gerald Simms, Leighton Clemons, Johnny Gentry, Gary Herring, Jerry Tucker, Joe Miller, Ed Gardner, John Reichwein, Jee Aldridge, Fred Simeoneaux, Robert Klein. 1 GIRLS' CLUB-lst row: Gloria Brown, Melba Ray, Edna England, Betly Bailey, Faye Millican, Nora Parker, Mary Frances Zinsmelsfer, Shelby Fuller. 2nd row: Margo Ratlift, Jo Ann Howard, Norma Murrell, Janie Paris, Wanda Loyd, Shirley Harbi- son, Laverne Lay. 3rd row: Rebecca Hesterley, Jo Pollard, Mrs. Claris Boaz, Advisor, June Scott, Juanita Reeves. CLUBS BOYS' President . Vice-President Secretary , Treasurer Reporter Directors P. E. OFFICERS . Guy Waldrop Joe Miller Jerry Patrick Jimmy Knight Gary Herring Bueford Haynes GIRLS' P. E. OFFICERS President ., .,.. Faye Millican Vice-President . ., Nora Parker Secretary Rebecca Hesterley Treasurer June Scott Jack House, Bobby Livingston Reporter Betty Bailey 59f,u 01193 f. 5' f , t . be Q . gl In ' Q jf-, 'ff V 'Tv .. - uc f , xv ,W , 1 P cx4tr 3 ,564 BOY'S 4-H CLUB- lst row: Dale Lee, Barry Quick, James Manley, Paul Lynn, Harvie Aldridge, Wade Tucker, Jerry Calloway, James Tidwell, Neil Bates, Bobby Bolte, Spurgeon Jochum, James Camp, Del Brock. 2nd row: Lalton Miller, Na han Hardell, Jack Aldridge, Danny Martin, Dudley Gardner, Ray Maddox, Charles England, Lowell Haney, Wayne Marty, Fred Erwin, Guy Wilbanks, Sam Jones, Johnny Knight, Allen Whitehead, Harold Miller, Sherrill Bates, Johnny Scott, Edgar Johnson, Earl Wilbanks. 3rd row: Harry Nix, Joe Easterwood, Gordon Story, Arnuel Mehvun, Wayne Ragland, Jerry Leonard, Jackie Pope, David Hayes, Alton Matkins, Robert Land, Marell Townsend, Bobby Edtszn, Jo Maner, Ralph Freeman, Ronald House, Elwyn Umphrey, Charles Elrod, Delnor Denney, 4th row: Ray Pruett, Gale Montgomery, Perry West, Bvlly Turner, Perry Tucker, George McMinn, Johnny Nesmith, Neil O'Barr, Floyd Dyer, Jimmy Cockron, Ray Oaks, Gene Cook, Asa Hardwick, Edward Wilson, Bobby Chambers, Jerry DeSpain, Jimmy Adams, Richard Evers, Henry Grady Pinkston. - CLUB President Marie Peinhardt Vice President Pat Reinhardt Secre'ary and Treasurer Betty Handley' Reporter Betty Bailey Song Leaders Martha Webb and Doris Leipert BOYS' OFFICERS lNot Picturedt President PerrY WGS' Vice President Delnor Denney Secretary and Treasurer GGOV99 MCMUW Reporter Don York 'Q' N ,i,,-f f ff ,,,e f ' -4' 3? lst row: Lady Claire Davidson, Margie Reid, Delen Brown, Barbara Tompkins, Betty McMinn, Doris Bibb. 2nd Robert Smith, Advisor, Normarie Elmore, Joan Huffstutler, Be'ty Gould, Jo Ann Howard, Arvilla Adams, Ba Juanita West. 3rd row: Ronald Brown, Junior Parker, Thomas Styles, Joe Miller, Darrell Wesley, Jerry Burrow Elroy, Robert Gray, Bob Sanders. DRAMATICS CLUB Although the Dramatics Club is only two years old it has a membership of 46. Its aims are to promote interest in drama, develop talent in various 'forms of drama, and to promote a better un- derstanding of the things that make up drama. Mr. Robert Smith, the club spon- sor, directs the officers in a scene from a play. Officers are: President Clviss Doss Vice President Ann Arnold Secretary Barbara Tompkins Treasurer Normarie Elmore lst row: Ray Maddox, Janice Johnson, Jane Meyer, Janera Carter, Ann Harbin, Gail Thomason, Rebecca Davis Floynell McGrift, Ted Ratliff. 2nd row: Chriss Doss, Gaynell Ryan, Shirley Holland, Zettie Faye Wilcutt, Delores Sizemore Patricia Stapp, Ann Hinkle, Ann Arnold, Bettie Pope. 3rd rcvv: Milton Carnron, Faye Millican, Nora Parker, June Scott, Jo Pollard Mary Frances Hale, Melba Jean Ray, Patsy Dunkin, Wanda Loyd, Juanita Parris. Not shown: Bob Dawson, Robert Herring Delores Sanford, Frances Masters, Jackie Osborne, Jackie YoJng, Wyndell Gorham. u , ' - X ,I ff .. .7 ti Nil Seated. Betty Sapp, 'Harlan Brown, Feildtng Buchanon, Ronald Wolf, Betty Jean Bailey, Dolly Williams. Standing: Louis Kreps Robert Bradfoxl Bic-l Campbell, Rayfield Kreps. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is a young club at Cl-lS that has already made a boom, The boys and girls in This club are in- terested in the field of science from ra- dar To chlorophyll. This is The second year girls have been members of the Science Club. Miss Opal Cooper is spon- sor. Officers are: President XTC' Fielding Buchanon Vice President 'a h Gordon Bennett Secretary ' T Betty Sapp Treasurer Ronald Wolf Reporter Charles Arnold lst icfw Jimmy Kilpatrick Donald York, Dean McMinn, Gord Jn Bennett, Anthony Marty, Miss Opal Cooper. 2nd row: Charles Arnold, Russtll Arnold, Horaze Sapp, Albert Newman, Wendell Giles, William Leigeber, Therrnan Christensen. S . , J ofqcsizs K . ., . y President Bob Mashborn ff V Vice President iv, jack Qoavvlebaum - A . Secretary ly' g,.f K Janie Parris Treasurer s-..- ff A Elwin Widner D. 0. CLUB D. O. STudenTs aT C.H.S. go To school only half of each day, The oTher parT of The day They work aT iobs ThaT They conTinue afTer finishing school. This club helps boys and girls of different occupafions learn To work w iTh each oTher. N. P. BarTleTT is The sponsor of The club. lsT row: W. L. Heaton, Parsy Hendrix, Ruth Beam, Marian Powell, Janie Parris, Helen Lumpkin, Mary Bennett, Alene Moore, Bonnie Lorance, N. P. BarTleTT. 2nd row: Billy HeaTherIy, Donnie Parker, Theawn Cheatwood, Bobby Mashburn, Lynn Rigsby, Freddy Osborne, Charles Rice, Fulton Manner, William Basch, 3rd row: Edward Bolte, James Brown, Lelwyn Spee- gle, Jerry Casey, Quinfus Price, Elwin Widner, Lionell Puckett, Wallace Goodwin, Donald Day. 5. 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B C A F E Bright ancl Ward Flower SouTh's Finest Gift Shop Steaks - Dinners - Chops Call Us for Banquets PHONE 335 CULLMAN ALABAMA H - The Beauty About Our Busmes Is Flowers POTTED PLANTS FRESH FROM GREEN HOUSES ON JONES CHAPEL HIGHWAY PHONE 78 BUETTNER BROTHERS Quality Buuldnng Materuals H M d w o ausrmen PHONE 187 CULLMAN ALABAMA Phone 44 Cullman Apothecary PRESCRIPTIONS SICKROOM SUPPLIES Cullman Alabama Reg No 2569 CU LLMAN BATTERY RADIO REPAIR PHONE 592 f 9 Colonial Poultry Farms I PHONE 211 M COLQIIAL ' . d' ffg- l .lc 7' Commonwealth I.lfe Insurance Company OWEN WILLIAMS M g PHONE 1394 CULLMAN ALABAMA Apel Machlne and Supply Co PHONE 56 Machine Repalrs Water Systems Plumbing Supplues CULLMAN ALABAMA Noe Tsdvvell W L Ruchard Cullman Banana Supply Wholesale Only Fresh Frults and Veqetables 3 PHONE II26 GRAVEMAN S DAIRY an l-lomogemzed M lk PHONE 629 Try our Chocolate M Ik and Oranqeacle CULLMAN ALABAMA G C HENSLEE Insure In SURE Insurance PHONE 844 215 Qnd Avenue East CULLMAN ALABAMA WKUL THE MAGIC CENTER Better Clothmq for the Enture Famuly Cullman Alabama ' ,l ' , , ' I 218 rd Ave. East 1 Grade A Pasteurized I I d 'A , I I 'Q NIB ll ' ' ' ll e WAGNER STU DIO PHONE 129 g K 189 d NOW ph p man Alabama ...Al MOSS SERVICE FUNERAL HOME Your Brown Service Funeral Durectors CULLMAN 67 320 E 5' HANCEVILLE 1271 CULLMAN ALABAMA Q l'ty ph! ph d d k finishers ' C 6 t g hy in rh d I f'-1 V'- 1 'xxwi . ' ' A V l f, . , V, , .13 , Lf V '51 A . 3rd ree? I CULLMAN DRUG Rexall Drua PHONE 85 CULLMAN ALABAMA Duffey Electric Co. Everything Electrical Heating and Cooking Equipment 205 lst Ave. VVest Cullman, Alabama PHONE 45 The Duchess Bakery Complete Line of Excellent Bakery Products PHONE 156 COMPLIMENTS East Side Cleaners PHONE 419 THE FAIR STORE B V G Better Values Guaranteed PHONE 687 Gibson Shell Service General Auto Repair Shop O GAS East Point Phone 9181 GRAFTS TIN SHOP Winter Air Conditioning Barrett Bonded Roofs Furnace Repairs Guttering and Pipe FREE ESTHVXATES 5 i fC i Cullman Ala Phone 406 GLOBE DRIVE IN SANDWICHES SHORT ORDERS and MALTB Hug way 3 Nort . 0 C O IL 1 . Good Place to Eat outw O OUfI1OU59 I h I h STANDARD sfnvlcz STATION STANJARQ X -f .?255lQW Q TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Phone AI 3I Hughway Cullman Alabama YELVINATOR APPLIANCES ELEVISIONS BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE COTTON! GITN GENERAL NER HANDISE TIRES TUBES BATTERIES Phone 784 WI Berlin Holmes Brothers Gram and Elevator Corn Buyers Cotton Gunners CULLMAN ALABAMA Home Economy Market Fancy Mears and Groceries PHONE 551 WE DELIVER Herfurth s Stucllo Portralture FINISHING and COMMERCIAL PHONE l28.l UPSTAIRS IMBUSCH BUILDING HOWELL FLEMING LUMBER COMPANY CULLMAN ALABAMA MOTOR COMPANY Auto Repalrs Body and Fender Work Welding and Radiator Repairs PHONE 846 McCoy Bus Company Phones 849 and 735 T A ROBINSON Manager CULLMAN ALABAMA KINNEY BROTHERS COMPLETE GROCERY and HARDWARE STORE Phone 179 PAUL R KNIGHT Flre and Auto Insurance PHONE 673 FULLER BUILDING Roy Handley 8. Son NU WAY CLEANERS Puck Up and Dellvery PHON E 27 CULLMAN ALABAMA J. K. CORHAM O K IMPLEMENT CO ALus CHALMERS Sales and Servlce Phone 632 Cullman Alabama Peoples Drug Company PHILLIP cl OTTO G HARTUNG PHONE 32 CULLMAN ALABAMA CULLMAN and RITZ THEATERS Finest I0 Motion Plcture Entertainment J W ALMON O K. Rubber Welders FOR TIRES WORLDS FINEST PECAPPING GUARANTEED NA ION WIDE Phone 328 Cullman, Alabama PATRICK'S Peters Diamond Brand Weather Btrd Velvet Step anol Cnty Club Shoes 7 I O I Bee Line Highway H15 3rd Street East 1 I G. . P p' t V I T , CULLMAN NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION 'A' PYLANT BROTHERS Chrysler Plymouth MITCHELL MOTOR COMPANY Ford ROBERSON MOTOR COMPANY Buick CULLMAN MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet PJEN HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth DIXIE MOTORS DeSoto and Plymouth DRINKARD Pohttac and GMC WALKER MOTOR COMPANY Studebaker CULLMAN ALABAMA Yo 'll do better to buy your used car from a ew car dealer THE LEETH NATIONAL BANK Cullman s Progressive Bank Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE SPOT DELICIOUS SANDWICI-IES SOUPS and CHILI CULLMAN ALABAMA PHONE 9106 STISHER GIN CO Super Jet Lnnt Cleaners Double Extractors Double Nlattung LUMMUS GIN THOMPSON BROTHERS FURNITURE s. CLOTHING srone Fora Cullman s Outstanding Values and Most Complete Selectlons FURNITURE on EASY TERMS Werner s Army Store Cullman Alabama ROBERT G WERNER Owner , . I l 's always Good Coffee at THE SPOT' Thermex Feederg I 1 DAVID LEE S Honest Values Every Day Cullman Alabama Leefh Apoiheca J B L H Pegnstered Pharmacist Owner Cullman Alabama LOWRY DODSON Implement Co John Deere Tractors and Equipment PHONE 457 CULLMAN ALABAMA MAYO S BEAUTY SHOP BARBER SHOP PHONE I ROY G INGLE ALL TYPES of INSURANCE AUTO LOANS McGrlff Tlre Service FACTORY METHOD RECAPPING 209 s N vv Day 1156 PHONES Nught 392M Murphree s Dress Shop Quality Merchandise Ladnes and Cbnldren s READY 10 WEAR 213 E a s PHONE IO66 Cullman Alabama N E WM A N S LAUNDRY BH CLEANERS PHONE 225 CULLMAN ALABAMA , I' Drugs al a Sawng . . EET I O I I I I BERTIS MCGRIFF, Manager econd Avenue, . I I . , . , d . Clr I. FINK and WIDNER SUPER MARKET Delrvery service unsrde cuty Ilrnns AMPLE PARKING SPACE PHONE 536 Farmers Marketing and Exchange Assoclahon N CH NEY M Feeds Seeds Ferflllzers Insechcudes and Baby Chucks CULLMAN PHONE 677 ALABAMA GAY OIL COMPANY IOO Pure Pennsylvania PENNZOIL Safe Lubrrcahon PHONE 1031 CULLMAN ALABAMA Gay Paree SANDWICH SHOP PHONE 9141 CULLMAN ALABAMA Dependable Service WHITE STAR MARKET PHONE 108 CULLMAN ALABAMA P J WOODARD'S Shoes Clothmg Everythong or he Teen Agers and Farnnly I O I J. . A , anager I I ry - Gunfersville Higlwvvay Gunfersville Highway I O I ' .If I I C Arnold 8. Son PHONE1500 Dependable Bulldlnq Maternal Smce 1880 CULLMAN ALABAMA Cullman Cabinet Shop MILL WORK Fixtures of All Kinds R O EDGE Owner FLOOR COVERING an WALL TILE PHONE 801 204 llth STreeT East Noi rn MORGAN OIL COMPANY X 100 MOTOR OIL Shell Premium Gasoline CONGRATULATIONS 1954 SENIORS PHONE 505 O O ll ' E II d O -J X , IIU5 T 'b 6' Bu on Fu-furo' CQ 'ff W ffvegfim Q10 DGEFQ pr? fckigx ySZlQSCf W ,N J o D ,iw 6, FW Silly NX In Any Language A Job Wlth SOUTHERN BELL Means a Good Future! Z., 29 , 2 0-J' Q V' , Q iff- Q 'xp - Q, E-mf 99 'g ' A9 ...O L! j 0 onooo00 xv! ,I .00 'Ounces' 12 ' 0ooo,.. . we ' Wi L XX My X 0 1 ' O ggooooo g.,... 0 Q J 0Q...........gOOOOO0Og. . u 2 L. I Sd Xqxf' ff 1, Il H D N . -ND,f w' QL sg oooooooog.,,... , x X V. ooooo,,.. X up og.. . -Sagwevr ,FQQSQK X , T ff Kb, qw f ,fn 1' 44:1 O CFC'f C O O SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY KElTH's JEWELRY TlleCUllmdn 'rihunv Gifts of Fine Quality In Cullman since l87A EXPERT REPAIR HENRY F ARNOLD Phone 1291 J Phone 357 MEMBER 30 2 d A A b CULLMAN ALABAMA A ert Lorenz Service Stat on Hlqhway 31 PHONE 31 Cullman Alabama LOVELADYS MACHINE SHOP Complete Motor Rebuild nq PHONE 1865 2 Z J A l S Georqe Hoenlq lr Manaqer Edltor S. Publislwer ' 7 rw venue, West Z l P A ' ' A d B fC' l ' 1 N l Ed' ' l A ' ' Ib ' i GULF PRODUCTS , r I ' Q 1 ' WAS? mo Ll lm-Q' . .. I ' 'I , Evers Humpl Plumbing 8. Heahng Co Phone 982 201 3rd Avenue Easf CULLMAN ALABAMA Congrafulaflons Seniors of 54 KING PHARR CANNING Canned foods That have The FRESH HOME flavor OPERATIONS Q PROCESSORS CULLMAN COUNTY FOODS Phone 1640 I O - 0 1 I C E. 1.1 kb EVERS F. J. fRedQ HU 1 . . , I 11 1 HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY CULLMAN 777 I-IANCEVILLE 2222 General Electrlc Appliances Maytag Washers Home Freezers Youngstown Steel Cabinets ROBERT A SCHAFER HOLEPROOF HOSIERY COMPANY World Famous Men's Socks Women's Proportroned Stockmgs Luxlte Llngerle CULLMAN ALABAMA S H Y A T T PRODUCE CHICKENS FEED EGGS Phone 293 LAYOUT AND ENGRAVINGS ALABAMA ENGRAVING CO BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA TIMES PRINTING COMANY L BA J. . BY 'A' i' 'A' CULLMAN, ALABAMA ww B+ '.H3N'fJA.lO A A '.'I A Kroehler Cushionized Furniture Valentine Seaver S'reit Slumber Chairs Drexel Bedroom 8. Dining Room Mengel Bedroom 8. Dining Room American Bedroom 8. Dining Room Hungerford Bedroom Kuehne Dinette Cochrane Dinette Carpet by Firth Gold Seal Congoleum Armstrong Linoleum Pabco Linoleum Lane Cedar Chests Rembrandt Lamps Warm Morning Heaters Romeagle Heaters Simmons Bedding Southern Cross Bedding Perfection Ranges International Harvester Refrigerators Sunbeam Table Appliances Samsonite luggage was..-:rJ 7'WlZ Most people are bewildered and unde- cided when They go to buy home furnish- ings. There are so many prices, so many brands and so many different qualities available. There is one way to be sure, and that is to go to THE STEELE FURNI- TURE COMPANY where you can buy with absolute confidence. THE STEELE FURNl- TURE COMPANY sells high quality nation- ally advertised brands that are recognized and recommended by housewives all over America. That is why We say, lf lt's from Steele's, lt's All Right! 302 Second Avenue, East Phone 635, Cullman, Alabama Cullman County's Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store Otftce Phone 73 Home Phone l9l3 G OIL FUEL OIL Two Trucks wtth Metering Service ROY WOODARD Genuine Black Creek Coal Lump Nut Stoker Full Wetght Guaranteed CULLMAN ALABAMA VINES SEED and SPORTING GOODS Phone 754 School sweaters letters skates fishing equipment and complete athletic equipment SCHLOSSER'S STUDIO CULLMAN ALABAMA Where Theres a Dttterence Between a Photograph and a Good Ptcture PHOTOORAPHER FOR CULLMAN Asn- PURE I CITIES SERVICE Servlce Oll Company Cmes Servlce Products C R MCMEANS Dstrubutor PHONE 52 Cullman Alabama The Southern Cotton Oll Company CTlwe Wesson Oil and Snovvdrnft Peoplel PHONE 960 CULLMAN ALABAMA TOWNE HOUSE Restaurant One mule north on Hlghway 31 SEA FOODS STEAKS Owned and Operated by C D BROWN Company Arkadelphua Coal O Hancevulle Ala R l Phone 1 17 o .. . . F0'G00d Food TW R. O. Trimble Coal o Qualuly Merchandise Smce l888 Curlee Clothes Van Heuseh Shlrfs Luxlte Claussner Fueldcresf Prmtzess Nelly Don Florshenm Shoes for Men Natural Brudge for Ladaes ADVERTISED NATIONALLY Gums Tools Kmlchen Ware Water Pumps Scouhng Equipment Fashions You Can Afford STIE ERS Ragsdale Hardware Co. All kinds of Hardware for the Farm and Home Lowe Brothers Paint Fishing Tackle Table and Shelf Hardware Joe C. Sapp Dept. Store Ready-To-Wear Clothinq and Shoes Cullman, Alabama Tiffin Furniture Co First Avenue East CULLMAN ALABAMA Klein s Dairy Products PHONE 500 Best of Everythmq HAVOGT Strawberries Sweet and Irish Potatoes Pimento Peppers OFFICE PHONE i622 RESIDENCE PHONE 2904 DEAL BREAD COMPANY ff xwn..w.. 4 Ma O . I T E U I I I I T O ' I 2 'T'2593 -A2121Qllglz 2,. , ' F . V 'I '- .9i?L..f5?X1-r' ' I F ' .ff 'V 5' .- . Parker Bank 8. Trust Company RQMINE S Featuring Qualuty Nlerchanduse for The enhre family 1884 1954 70th Anniversary Complete ,me of PIECE GOODS SEWING ACCESSORIES Oldest Financial Institution and PATTERNS In Cullman County Phone Il Phone 3801 L W Thompson Bull Thompson East Side and West Side Furmture Company COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS i' Cullman Alabama I Member Federal D p si? Cullman l'lBI'TCeVllle Ins C p. Member F d I R O O O I BRINDLEY'S A Good Place To Trade CULLMAN ALABAMA M. CRO Val COLA WW :nr ar 7417! fur NEHI BOTTLING CO W A T S O N S All Bargain Store CULLMAN ALABAMA W H I T E W A Y Pure Mllk Company VISITORS WELCOME 1 We are proud To serve Cullman High wiTl'1 White Way Milk. HAGERTY DRUGS You re always welcome HAGERTY VVALGREEN DRUGS DRUGS COSMETICS SUNDRIES Cullman Alabama M H WOODARDS STORES A Bargann on Everytlwung Everyday MENS and BOYS WEAR WOMENS and GIRLS Trade where trading ns good Walker s Wholesale Market H E Walker Owner PHONE 1528 J ALL MEATS lst Ave East 202 Cullman Alabama Let Good Tumes Roll at Wamp s Skahng Rmk A PLACE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS 'Ir PHONE 290 3 I at H ' I . o 9 0 PHONE 1085 I . . I I I I I - 'A' o o Ratllff Sheet Metal Works COMPUMENTS OF General Sheet Metal Works on COAL GAS FURNACES Rlcharclson Plano Co Arr Condmomng Roofing PHONE 548 Day 1098 PHONES Nlght 1158 O F Rlchter8.Sons BOB SAP? DuPont Pamt and Wallpaper Floor Sanding Men 5 Wear 2ll Second Avenue East PHONE 273 Cullman Alabama CULLMAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Farmall Tractors ' Refrigeration 9 Farm Implements Cullman ' ' Alabama I O I - - 0 C I O ' 1 I a 1 . I! 'Yo 410 wfmv 4151 li xx!! Q , I E x Q QA? . 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Z, Z ,X ix ,ZQ Z 2 Q 2 hifi Thank As edlTor and buslness manager of The SouTherner We would luke To express our graTaTude To The merchanTs and bus: nessmen of Cullman and Cullman CounTy who so gracuously received The ad salesmen of The SouTherner and boughT adver TlsemenTs which helped To make Thus annual possible Many Thanks To Those Teachers who on so many occasions were undersTandung and cooperahve durlng The ordeal oT meeT Ing a serves of crlses and deadlines In publlshlng This book NelTher can We TorgeT Those Individual pupils who gladly helped when called upon The posTer Work done by The pracTlcal arTs classes ns especually appreceaTed To our conslderaTe principal we WanT To say ThaT we appre cnaTe your cooperanon as we worked on This book To all who had any parT an making Thus annual possible many many Thanks T T . 1