Decatur High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Decatur, AL)

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WELCOME TO THE CIRCUS, NOW JUST A GOLDEN MEMORY P . A 4 ! I 1 P -- MISS MARY ROBERTSON . V X -C' I ,, . 1' N 1 , BI' v . ' rl - I :I I, I Stir. - I DEDICATIO MISS ELIZABETH EICH N I-2 4 vq Because you have given unseltishly of your time whenever we have caIIed upon you, Because you have striven to moid our characters as well as our minds, Because your years of faithful service have set a vvondertui example of devotion to the cause of teaching, which can never be surpassed, We dedicate the Thirty-fifth Volume of GOLDEN MEMORIES to you, Miss Elizabeth Eich and Miss Mary Robertson. ALUTE CARL SCHWUCHOW or developing our Decatur Hugh School Band unto one of the finest rn the state or leading us through ten consecutive years of fnrst dlvrslons In state contest or your work with the Glee Club For your Interest nn all our school actlvltles For addlng space to our school memorres with your wut and humor And for your ablllty to make frlends with young people We salute you Carl Schwuchovv leader of our band' .5 . A . : V, 4 , - . '- l I I ll. A- 5 V iv.-. 1 V 4 l Q .r T C - 7 -fila- QE ,A ' .. ei? ,lf - -' MR. F .... . F ' , I I I , 1 . X67 OUY Wm MOOX ecamr WQX' SC D abode mba.: L ke The brook they go on and on forever X f L.-ss ,axis i -Q V7 r man Thurs? for knowledge? 3 gif A g4 4 M' lf' ,fr A4 N x 9 u X Uxxx pm? K Y Nz, 'W he m, P ddsxea n LU Q, H Q X bwome XX e wo cam 'O Round NNYQ wded ff Xe wi 3 QIMUSGS dewdoper oi rms 1 -I ,,...--'- I ff e Sup 2 p'Y STOVQ-our P .X- 7,- I -sex. 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SUIE9ff!7f6'xG6'fY O' Decatur Cir,f Scnoo S VR W T JORDAN S cermfe Ge ' 'wfbfisrrafixe A5555f5w fo UI I, I' ff, AR, H. R. LEEMAN MR AVERY ROBERTS Assistant Principal MRS PAUL BRYAN Vlsmng Teacher MRS CANDLER CAIN Secrefary to The Prmcxpal FACLI LTY MISS MARTHA BOYD Buology MR I-IUBERT BROOKS Dlversvfled Occupations MRS PAUL BROWN Home Economics MRS GILBERT FOWLER Seventh Grade MR GILBERT FOWLER Scuence MR AUBREY FULLER Csvucs Coach MRS ROBERT AONEW Lwbraruan MR W .I BOSHELL HCIus1rIaI AHS MISS FRANCES COLLIER English MISS ELIZABETH EICH Sensor Mathemafucs . . A MISS MARY LOUISE GARRETT Enghsh MISS I-IARRIET GODFREY Math MRS RALPH GUFFIN Business Aruthrnetuc MISS JOY I-IALE Socral Swdles English MRS A T HANSON English MISS JOANN HARRISON Spanish Enghsh MRS CASWELL HAYS Hlsiory English Consumer Econornucs S MRS ETHER HUNTER Home Economxcs MR W H ISBELL Englash M W H IS ELL Biology Coach up-1-v MaeeIerBasanReQIona4uorary 1- DGCGTINAIB Q 1514 AB' -..., MRS MADISON MARSHALL Larln French MRS INEZ MCCALL Englsh Math MRS R L MCCULLOCH Scnence Ya- M H L O E Physncal Educaruon Head Coach MISS ZELMA PARKER Seventh Grade MRS HUDSON PEURIFOY Math MISS GLADYS LANGSTON English MRS, W. H. LONG Arf MRS DON MOSER Physucal Educatnon MRS CLARENCE ODEN Math Marr ,,-.z:-M1215 MISS MARY ROBERTSON History MISS MYRTLE SALTER Physical Education MR CARL SCHWUCHOW Band Glee Club I MR. JOHN H. TEAGUE Chemistry Physics Geometry MRS. ROY WARREN Science MRS. OWEN WILLIAMS History MISS MABEL POER Eng ISI MISS ETI-IEL RHINEHART Ceography fr' MRS MAREL SHEATS DISTFIEJUTIVE Educaiion MRS ROBERT SKIDMORE Commercial Subieds X1 MISS NANCY WILSON Librarian MRS. LESTER WOOTEN Speech, English MRS MURRAY YARBROUGH Maih MR MURRAY YARBROUGH Social Problems MRS LORENE DUNLAP Junior II History Nor pictured MRS ROBERT DISHMAN Mathematics MR CHARLES SMITH Physical Educahon SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Presrdenf Vace President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisors DWIGHT COFFEY NOEL HARRIS JUDY TUCK LIZ NORRIS Mass Ench Mnss Poer Mass RoberTsor1 Mr Teague and Mrs Wooten - ' N Vi ' - 1.24 '44 .sg - ., .-2:5311 RHI is A f 'ff f F-'FZ-'Q'?7iE1Y 1- 1 --'S ILT' 4 .3 - . ,-I 'I ZA I K. ' X A . 1 ! ,X , . I I JINIMY ALLEN io spend too much time in studies is Sloth, so why should I be sIothtuI? DO Club 57. BARBARA ANDERSON Give thy thoughts no tongue Junior Honor Society 54, Freshman Dramatics Club, Senior Physical Education Club 56, OBE Club 56, 57. EDWARD ANDERSON Sometimes I just sit and think, sometimes I just sit Football 54, Pep Club 54, 55. JERRY ANGE Ambition rules my brain, women my heart Pep Club 54, 55, Freshman Dramatics Club, Sophomore Dramat- ics Club, Sophomore Carnival, National Thespian Society 56, 57, Junior Class Play, President of Thespian Society 57. JOE ALDRIDGE II you Iiavu heard this Oriel, :top me Trnnwpoline Club 54. 55, 56, D Club 57, T'nclc 57, Football 54. 55 fc. 57, a.-i,ii.ii,..Ii sa, 27 KENNETH ALEXANDER Nature 5 grar-c1r:stgit't ii r,entir.frnan Phi Chi Mu Club 57: Transfer Honors: Vars5'y football, Basketball, and baseball letters 54, 55, 56, Drarnatics Club 55, 56, Hand- book committee 55. LORA ASHERBRANNER Being gifted with a tongue, I use it Freshman Dramatics Club, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Physical Education Club 55, 56, 57, DO Club 57. DAVID BAKER He came to us a stranger and remained with us a friend Phi Sigma Alpha, Transfer Honors: Science Club 511, Aviation Club President 15, Aviation Club So, Student Council Vice President 56, Beta Club 56. BARBARA BALL Her words are few but she means them all, Freshman Drainatics Club, Student Council 55, PE Club OBE Club 56, 57, FTA Club 57. BETTY LOU BEAVERS As merry as the day is long. Freshman Dramatics Club 5-1, PE Club 5-1, Pep Club 56, Library Staff 56, TOM BOWLES Whose high endeavors are an inward light that make the path before him always bright. Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Art Club 54, 57, Vice President 56, Presi- dent 55, All-State Band 55, 56, Art Editor of Prospector, Phi Sigma Alpha, Co-Art Editor of Golden Memories. DELORES BRADY Crowned with a veil of lovely long hair. Freshman Dramatics Club, PE Club 55. CARLISLE BERRY Some think he's bashful, but most doubt it. Visual Aid Operator 5-1, 55, Sophomore Carnival, Football 55, 56, Pep Club 55, 56. MCCOY BOGLE Always willing to do his share. I FRED BOSECK All passes aren't made on the football field. Football 55, 56, 57, Basketball 55, Track 55, 56, 57, Key Club 56, 57, Horneroom Vice President 56, 57. BILL BOSWELL Even the greatest man may ask a foolish question now and then. Junior Honor Society 54, Pep Squad 54, 55, 56, 57, Cheerleader 57, Latin Club President 54, 55, Phi Chi Mu 55, 56, Student Council 57, Homeroom officer 54, 55, 56, Golden Memories Staff 57, Business Manager The Prospector 57. .ina NINA EAYE CARTER Sweetness is thy charm Freshman Drama Club, Library Club 56. MARY SUE CHAPMAN Never in a blue mood 'reshman Drama Club, Sophomore Carnival, Perfect Attendance Certificate 56, Library Club 56, PE Club 57, OBE Club 57. DWIGHT COEFEY You gave yourself in service true, May all you gave come back to you President of Class 55, 56, 57, Thespians 55, 56, 57-Play 55, 56, Treasurer of Class 54, Drama Club 54, 55, Class Play 54, 55, 56, Annual Staff 54, 55, 56, 57, Newspaper Staff 54, 55, 56, Pep Club 54, 55, Library Club 54, 55, Student Council 54, 55, 56, Honor Points Awards 54, 55, 56, Salesmanship Awards 54, 55, 56, 57, Spanish Club 55, 56, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Junior Honor Society 55, Office Assistant 54, 55, 56, 57. JACKIE COVVART Always his own affairs he tends, thus winning and holding many friends Drama Club 54, Spanish Club 55, 56. DERRIL BUTLER Hz: may bc a genius, but as yet wcfve seen no symptoms LULU CADDELL Darn la r i'Ci lr f 'ii UC- itf' Freshman Dramatics Club Vice President, Pep Club 54, 55, 56, PE Club 54, Art Club 54, Class Play 55, 56, 57, Spanish Club 55, 56, Library Staff 55, Newspaper Staft' 55, Best Sport 55, Sophomore Drama Club, Secretary, First prize American Legion Essay Contest. BETTY JEAN CRAMER Mocl0sty is hor charm PE Club 54, 55, Library Club 56, Art Club 57. BARBARA CREEL t'Oh, to be a senior ard 3 married woman! Transfer Honors: Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Married Girls Club. BETTY CUDABAC 'Snfilv .iiml 'hit .zur 41' sit il'-2 .th lou. FTA Club 57, OBE Club 57, library Club 56, l'rmtsler honors: Sofrvtary Nt rsvs Cli la Howto EC Club 5-1 55, Glu' Club 5-1, Hoivieroonw Play 5-1 55, Spawsh Club 55, Tri H' Y 55, Liltmr, Club 56. DIANA DAVIDSON 'A darling ljloriclv to the 'n'th clvgrof.-, hp Cheers its :fix with her pepability. Dmiiwatins Club 5-1, 55, Class Play 5.1 55, Pi-p Club 54 55 56, Spanish Club 55, 56, Sophomore Carnival, Glen: Club 55, 56, Phi Sigma Alpha 56, Honicrooin oftiucr 56, Phi Chi Mu 57, 'Prospector Staff 57, Cheorlvacler 57, Cutost 57, Feature Fditor Of Golden lVlGVT7CYlCSfH Hoiiwroorio Prvsiflorit 57. OWEN DlLl.ARD A rare combination of beauty and intellect. Drarnatics Club 54, 55, Homeroom President 5-1, 56, Junior Honor Society 54, Pep Club 5-1, Sophomore Carnival 55, Latin Club 54, 55, Treasurer National Senior Honor Society 56. 57, Glee Club 56, Golden Memories Staff 57, Prospector Staff 57, Tr'-Hi-Y 57, Office Assistant 57, Salesmanship Award 56. RONALD DILLASHAW A ruff, book character, if ever I sa.-1 one. Scpnoffcre Drarnatic Club, Transfer Honor, ROTC. JUDY EAKEN Few things are impossible to those who take the time to do them Home Room Officer 56, Art Award 56, OBE, Vice President 57, Newspaper Staff 57, Annual Staff 57, Tri-Hi-Y Club 57, Art Club 57, Phi Sigma Alpha 57, Office Assistant 57, Transfer Honors: Dean's List 54, FHA 54, German Club 55, Girl's Athletic Associa- tion 55, Honor T 55, CSF 55, Art Award 55, Art Club Sec- retary 55, Pep Club 55, Office Assistant 55. AUDREY ENGLlSH If you can't say what you think, why think Sophomore Carnival. LARRY FLACK Some books are to be tasted -Bacon All books are to be tasted Flack BETTY JEAN FLAKE '1Sincerity is not born, but made Second place essay contest 55, DO Club 56, 57. JLJDITH DOUTHIT The longer we know hr-r, thf- bemrr wr' like her Dran'a Club 55, Pep Club 55, 56, Spanish Club 56, 57, Tri-Hifi Clib 57, Transfer Honors- P'es'cient of Swrlent Cozsncil 54 Presirlent of -1 H Club 5.1 SUE DLJNLAP A trierfrl in nf-rd 3 a trif-wi Fnriiw if JIM FRANClS Books not girls are to be studied in school Student Council 54, 55, 56, 57, President 57, Band 54, Junior Honor Society 54, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Manager 57, Drama C ub 55, Latin Club 55, Track Manager 56, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Key Club 56, 57, Secretary 57, Basketball Manager 57, Boys' State, State Auditor ot Boys' State 56, Phi Chi Mu 57, Annual Staff 57, Newspaper Staff 57, D Club 57. HAROLD GARNER He tcils with a smile, a lad you can't file DO Club 56, 57. ALBERT GRESHAM Always happy, .3i'w.lys jolly, never sad or rm'lafu'holy DO 56, 57, Snlnsnmnslwip Award 56 57. DREW GRIZZARD 'A gentleman is nl vm out of plate Glce Club 55: DE Clul: 57. MARIE l-lARDlMAN She who talks littlenthinks much PE Club 54, 55, 56, 57, OBE Club 57, BILLY PAUL HARGROVE Sometimes I study, but these events are few and far between DO Club 56, 57. ita 'hp- MORRIS GLJSCHKE Never take life too scriouslyr- you won't get out of it alive anyway Trampoline Club 54, 55, Track 55, 56, 57, Sophomore Carnival, FOOTball 56, 57, D Club 56, 57, LOIS GUYSE A blonde-indeed DO Club 56, 57, Representative to DO Convention 56, Trans- fer Honors: AAH Club. A RICHARD HAFFNER Like a powder puff, I'm for women Art Club 54, 55, Drama Club 54, 55, Horneroom President 55, 57, Pep Club 55, Glee Club 55, Spanish Club 56, 57, Football 56, 57, D Club 57, Phi Ki Mu 57, Phi Sigma Alpha 57. SUSIE HALBRODKS Her friends are as innumerable as her words Drama Club 54, 55, Newspaper Staff 55, 57, Glee Club 55, Friendliest 55, Annual Staff 57, Pep Club 54, 55, 56, 57, Tri-Hi-Y 56, 57, Cheerleader 56, 57, OBE Club 57, Most Athletic 56. PATSY HARVEY Neatness is a valuable asset Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Drama Club 54, 55, Vice President 55 FTA 57. KATHLEEN HELTON She's a card-The Joker OBE 57, Treasurer, PE Club 57, Tri-Hi-Y 57, Transfer Honors: Allied Youth 54, GUIN HOLLAND Decatur loves a sportsmen true, so we pin our D on you Student Council 54, Glee Club 54, FFA 54, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Basketball 55, Agriculture Club 54, Track 55, Baseball 55, All-State in Football 56, Key Club 57, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 57, Co-Captian of Football Team 57. NANCY HOLMES Thy quiet reserve is a candle to thy merit Drama Club 54, 55, PE Club 55, 56, Trampoline Club 55, OBE Club 57, FTA 57. i Spanish Club 55, Homeroom Officer 54, 56, Tri-Hi-Y Club 57, NOEL HARRIS She inspircrs us to clo what we are capable of doing Student Council Representative 54, 55, 57, Pep Club 54, 55, Clicorlcader 56, 57, Latin Club, Secretary 54, Junior Honor Society, President 54, Antcrican Legion Good Citizenship Medal 54, Newspaper Staff 55, 56, 57, Class Play 55, 56, Annual Stall 55, Editor 57, Plii Clii Mi, 55, 56, 57, Vice President 56, Tri-l'liY 55, 56, 57, Glue Club 55, 56, 57, Drama Club 55, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Plii Sigma Alpha 56, 57, Vice President 57, Girls' State Representative 56, Most Likely to Succeed 56, Vice President Senior Class, Salesinanship Award 56, 57. BARBARA HARRISON Cainly and peacefully she treads lifes way Junior Honor Society 54, Latin Club 54, Pep Club 55, FTA 57, OBE 57. PHYLLIS HOWARD Some think the world is made for fun and frolic. So do l PE Club 54, 55, 56, 57. RICHARD HOYER industrious, capable ard bright, everyone knows Richard's all right Latin Club 54, 55, Vice President 55, Junior Honor Society 54, Pep Club 54, 55, Phi Chi Mu 55, 56, 57, Vice President 57, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Phi Sigma Alpha 56, 57, Presi- dent 57, Annual Staff 57, Salesmanship Award 56, JERRY HUBBARD Ashes ro ashes, Just Vo ciusr, l mark dui-siir lull ine, rhun school mush' Dramaiics Club 54, DO Club 56, DO Talent Show, DO Club 57. TOMMY HUSTED One of the fellows you can'r help liking. Student Council 55, 56, Basketball 56, 57, Baseball 56, 57, Football 57, D Club 56, 57. BOBBY JONES His silence is as golden as his hair. Pep Squad 55, 56. SARAH JONES None excepr herself could be her parallel Freshman Dramafics Club, Junior Honor Society, Science Club 54, PE Club 54, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Newspaper Staff 55, Glee Club 55, 56, 57, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Homeroom officer 56, Junior Class Play, Vice President, Junior Class, Newspaper Staff 57, Tri-Hi-Y Club 57. ,jf-. .LE BlLLY JAMES I ain'r dead' but l'm speechless' Trade School 56, 57. MARGARET JOHNSON 'fWhar cver will be, will be, PE Club 57. A NANCY JOHNSON f'VVhefher rwirling or living, she's always srepping high. National Junior Honor Sociely, Latin Club 54, 55, Dramatics Club 54, 55, Pep Club 54, 55, Glee Club 55, Maioretfe 57, Tri-Hi-Y Club 57. ALICE JONES She's kind and sweet-Va mos? unusual red-head. Freshman Dramatics Club, Junior Honor Society, Science Club 54, AAUW Posier Award 54, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Pep Club 55, 56, Spanish Club 55, 56, Newspaper Staff 56, Tri-Hi-Y Club 57, OBE Club 57, Glee Club 55, 56, PE Club 55. 'EI' JIMMY KlNG He wins the confidence of all. Junior Honor Society 54, Key Club 54, 55, 56, Student Coun- cil 54, 55, 56, Vice President Key Club 57, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Secretary of Student Council 57, Prospector Staff, D Club 57, Annual Staff, Math Club 57, Football Manager 57. TOMMY KING Always his own affairs he tends. Art Club 57. HENRY KNOBLOCK Keeps faithful with a singleness of aim. Junior Honor Society 54, Latin Club 54, 55, Homeroom Presi- dent 55, Salesrnanship Awards 55, 56, Phi Chi Mu 57. CAROLYN KRACKE A girl of sterling character. Spanish Club 55, 56, Glee Club 56, Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 57, Transfer Honors, Salutatorian of Courtland Junior High. ROBERT KEENUM Hu'c.l try to stop St. Pi.-ter'5 roll call to ask a question. Dramatics Club 54, 55, Class Play 55, PATSY KELLEY A sweet and Virtuous soul, PE Club 54, 55, An Club 57. JANET LANDERS Ah, a truer blonde shall n'er be found. National Junior Honor Society, Vice President 54, Good Citizen- ship Medal 54, Freshman Dramatics Club, Freshman Class Play, Pep Club 55, 56, Sophomore Dramatics Club, Sophomore Class Play, Glee Club 55, 56, 57, National Senior Honor Society 56 57, Golden Memories Staff 57, Senior Class Play, Maiorette, Phi Sigma Alpha, Secretary-Treasurer 56, 57. MAURICE LECROY 'Dependable and earnest, Trampoline Club, Secretary 54, Spanish Club 55, 56, National Senior Honor Society 57, Pep Club 55, 56, Homeroom Vice President. BETTY JUNE LEDBETTER tw s.'.u r J' ll if ' sin- is. Pop Caro 5-1 55 56: PE Cub 5-1 55, Drama Crul' 5-1 55g Spanish Club 55: Cheerleader 57, Ne.-.spaper Staff 55 LYNDA LEE 'lNapolecn was little tool Junior Honor Society 54, Spanish Club 55, Dramatics Club 54, 55, Physical Ecluu-ation Club 54 55, ETA Club 57. HUGH MCCLELLAN De-pendability demands respect. Transfer Honors: Phi Chi Mu 56, 57, Annual Staff 57, Phi Sigma Alpha 57, Senior Scrambles Chairman 57, THOMAS MCCUTCHEN An upright, downright, honest fellow. Drarnatics Club 54, 555 Junior Honor Society 545 Salesmanship Award 54, 55, 56, 575 Freshman Class Playp Library Staff 54, 55, 56, 575 Speech Class Play 557 DO Club 56, Thespian Society 56, Treasurer 57, Spanish Club 57. ROMA DEAN LEE Actions speak louder than words. JUDITH LIVINGSTON Always polite and kind at hearty ever willing to do er part. Junior Honor Society 54, Drama Club 54, 55, Band 55 L n Oil Essay Winner 55, FTA Club 56, 57. MARTHA LEE LIVINGSTON Friendly to ally hostile to none, Always folly and full of fun Transfer Honors: Drama Club, 555 FTA Club 55, 56, Vice Pres: dent 57. BILLY MARTIN I don't know where l'm going, but I'm on my wa Visual Aid Operator 54, 55, 56. 61 5 THOMAS MEADOWS Quiet and modest, unlike most men Trade School 56 57. MERVYN MICHAEL I like the pretty girls and such, but I'in afraid to show it--muclv Junior Honor Society 545 Math Club 555 Phi Chi Mu 56, 575 Senior Honor Society 56, 575 Student Council. PATSY Ml LAM The kind whose nature never varies Drama Club 54, 555 PE Club 545 Sophomore Carnival 555 Speech Play 555 DO Club 56, 57, President 57. LINDA MIZE She enters a room, voice first Drama Club 54, 555 PE Club 545 Sophomore Carnival5 Speech Play 555 DO Club 56, 57, Secretary 57. MARGARET McDOVVRA Much :cold lit- ntncl about lvir il one rioulcl read her mind' Band 54 55, 265 Stoclent Council Reizresavttatirc 5.15 Dranv Clsb 54 L55 Php Club f-15FTAl7 BENNETT MCRAE l love to live, and live to lore Homeroom Vice President 545 Drama Club 54, 555 Class Play 54, 55, 56, 575 Sophomore Carnival5 Annual Staff 555 News peper Stall 555 Pep Club 555 Spanistw Club 55, 56. President 55 President of Hoineroonr 55, Zo, 575 Homerooiv- play 56 575 Thespion Society 56. 575 Speech Play 55, DELMER MORGAN Resolute and determined, he does his best Trarsfer Honors: Basketball Club 54, 555 4-H Club 54, 55. ANGIE MUNN A real sweet girl with a giggle hard to beat Student Council Rcoresenta'ive 5-'lj Junior Honor Society 54, .atin Club 54, 555 Art Club 555 Drama Club 555 Pep Club 565 OBE Club 575 FTA 57. GEORGE NIX HUT cyrfnfl r' 17: rr Ll .arm Pwr' 75 Vl' Drarnallps Club 5-i 555 Spanislw Clul: 55 56 Pnl Clul Cwb 57. LISABETH NORRIS Jlw' s an?iKf?5 :'r'orJl'L',l1.,r-JJ . ,- w Ru, Annual Stall 5.1 55 575 Jynrcn Honor Sorrwry 5-15 Pep C l 555 Cheerleader 56 Head Clnw-rln-aclvr 575 lr, HrY 55 56 Honwcorvlng Beauty 5-15 Urarna C ul? 5,1 'x'1,- Sporvg CQ gryw renclane 55, 565 Class Favornr- '15 565 Bret All Rcxgwc gg Mos' Incl, vo Succeed 513, 'Aes' Anrwrmv 565 Hgh-leroeln 55, 56 575 Class Treasurer 56, 575 Sorror Hone' Scum, PII' O 56 OBE Prcsrdenr 575 'DH Club 575 Salvsrrmrrwslrlp A.'.arrl Newspaper Stall' 55. DO '11 57- A1 565 I KP' 575 56 ol-f' Alv- BECKI PINKSTON Full of SWL-ev clrf-urns and noble being, Cl,lZ 555 Larir' Club 55 565 Cleo I-DVB 56, Neuspaper Eval' ij BERT PIPPEN lv- 'fro r rf rr rr rr,,,y ., ,UH 1 H ww' wr, rw nA, 2 C ,r, -1,5 .,, KJU ' fff CC, 21, r, I-narfi 'f Pr l-rf Club Vrce pYF:SlCf':flY 5715 Drarrzarzcs Club 54, 555 Pep 56 Plri Srgma 5 Bflzhrl ', ,5 'wrnur H -A ,I fall 55 Ufyljf lin-vor 'ET 'tr JONATHAN om 'iarnv arrcl Fvrluru' '.'.'rll lwrwg lnnz Jnurll, for lu- lm-, 'ln' lrrllsls Ieuclmf' Junror Honor Soclely 5-15 Art Club 55, 56, 575 Sal:-srnanslnp Award 565 Newspaper Staff 575 Annual Staff 575 library Staff 57 BOBBY PACE Hrs rfllcsyncraslf-s are many, l-ul lns farms rrf- hw. Dramatics Club 555 DO Club 57. ANN PARKER A willing Worker, a Yrur- friend, rnclm-cl. Junior Honor Soclely 5415 Drama Club 545 55, Pep Club 511, 55, Spanish Club 55, 565 Glee Club 565 Ushers Club 56, 575 Newspaper Staff 55,575 OBE 57, SUSAN PEPPER A sweer modest girl rs she, A more charmrng person you'll never see. Junior Honor Society 545 Pep Club 5-1, 55, 565 Art Club 5115 Spanish Club 55, 565 Dramatics Club 54, 555 Salesrnanslwip Award 56, 575 Newspaper Sraff 575 Pln Chi Mu 57. 'V' GERALDlNE PUGH Faithful ever Drama Club 54, PE Club 54, 55, 56, Pep Club 56, DO Club 57. REBECCA OUATTLEBAUM lt matters not, to Becca, whether she won or lost, it's how she played the game Band 54, Pep Club 54, 55, 56, Junior Honor Society 54, Drama Club 54, 55, Class Play 54, 57, Homeroont Officer 55, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Salesmanship Award 56, 57, Thespians 57, Newspaper Staff 57, Library Staff 57, Tri-Hi-Y 57. JOHN RANDOLPH Take good care of ine, Good men are scarcef' Art Club 54, Baseball Team and Letters 56, Football Letter 56, Baseball Letter 57, D Club 56, 57. ROD RICHARDSON His good manners are always showing, He's handsome, dark, and easy-going Spanish Club 56, 57, Homeroom President 57, Transfer Honors: Drama Club 54, 55, PE Club 54, Band 54, 55, Homeroom Officer 54, Beta Club 55, M Club 55, Football 55. PATSY PITT Sincerity and truth form the basis of every virtue. Junior Honor Society 54, Latin Club 54, 55, Band 55, 56, 57 Drama Club 55, Spanish Club 56, Senior Class Play. JANE PRUITT Hr-r sweet clispcsitior' is ,ust as sunny as her liar' Latin Club 57, Band 57, Transfer Honors: President of Home room 54, Science Club 54, Newspaper Club and Staff 54 Band 54, 55, 56, Latin 'Club 55, 56, SCA Representative. BARBARA RICKS Her heart is full of dreams Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Pep Club 55, FTA 57. ANNE ROBINSON A lady whois always a lady' Newspaper Staff 54, 55, 56, 57, Perfect Attendance Ce - cate 54, 55, 56, A't Club 54, 55, 56, Library Staff 5.1, Drama Club 54, 55, Salesnanship Awards 54, 55, Ho'r'e'c:: - Pa, 5-2: Class Play 55, Speech Play 55, Art Award 55, Honor Pon' Winner 55, Thespian Society 56, 57, OBE Club 56 57- FTA 57, Phi Chi Mu 57, Tri-Hi-Y 57, Annual Literary EC 'C' 57 PAULA ROBINSON Qriginality is 'ny rlaint to faint! Art Club 54, Pep Club 54, 55, 56, Spctnislt Club 55, 56, Drantatics Club 54, Treasurer 55, Salesmanslwip Avvarcl 56, News- paper Staft 57, Annual Statf 57. LYNDA RODEN 'Farm a sniwl and mer a ry, Transfer Honors, DO Club 57. JERRY SAYLOR lt isn't what you do, but what you get caught doing. Transfer Honors: Football 55, 56, 57, Track 55, 56, 57, Basket- ball 56, Baseball 56, 57, D Club 57, Glee Club 55, 56, 57, Most attractive 55, 56, 57, Thespian Society 56, 57, Student Council Representative 57. CAROLYN SCHAEFER lf sweetness be a fault, hers is the greatest one, Junior Honor Society 54, Pep Club 54, 55, Drama Club 54, 55, Class Favorite 54, Most Attractive 55, Glee Club 55, Class Play 54, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Class Vice President 55, 54, Phi Chi Mu 57, Phi Sigma Alpha 57, Tri-Hi-Y, Annual Staff 57, Newspaper Staff 57, PEGGY RODGERS Friendship is constant in all things except in affairs of love. Dramaitcs Club 54, 55, Library Club 56, FTA 57. LENDA RUSSELL lf all the world were happy like me, What a place it would be' Dramatics Club 54, 55, Class Play 56, 57? OBE 57- MARGARET ANN RUSSELL She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. DO Club 56, 57. JIM RYAN Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we diet. Dramatics Club 54, Basketball 54, 55, 56, Football 55, 56, 57 Track 55, 56, 57, Salesrnanshlp Avvard 55, D Club 55, 56 57, Thespians Society 57. SARAH FRANCES SHERARD Slie's good-natured, jolly, and clever Junior Honor Society 54, Art Club 54, 55, 56, Drama Club 54, 55, Pep Club 54, 55, 56, Latin Club 54, 55, Spanish Club 56, 57,, Homeroom Treasurer 54, Phi Clwi Mu 57, Newspaper Staff 57, Tri-HIAY 57, JERRY SHUMAKE l'm not going to kill myself studying, even if l never die Football 54, 55, Basketball 54, 56, Class Play 54. JOE SIMS To hurry and worry is not my creed Drama Club 54, DO Club 56, 57, Vice President 57. JEAN SIVLEY Success is an attainment, not a gift Good citizenship Medal 54, Band 54, Art Club 54, 55, Class Play 54, 57, Library Staff 55, 56, Drama Club 55, Speech Play 55, Glee Club 56, FTA 56, Newspaper Staff 56, 57, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Tri-Hi-Y 56, 57, President 57, Thespian Society 56, 57. SARA SCOTT Tc lfr ww lwiar ig to adorn In-r Drama Club 54, 55, Spanish Club 55, Glee Club 55, 56 57: pCp Club 56, TriHi-Y 56 57, Vice President 57, Annua Stall 57, Salcsiranslwip A.-.ard 56. EARLE SELF Tin, 'iiarlvf lnrfl qctf, tlirA worm Latin 54, 55, Glee Club 54, 55, Band 54, 55, 56, Drama Club 5-1, Class Play 55, Soplncnnore Carnival, Plwi Clwi Mu 55, 56, Pb: Sigma Alpha 56, Tlwespifan Society 57. JACKIE SMITH Neyer trouble lessens 'l teachers trouble you Industrial Arts Club 54, Art Club 55, Pep: Club 56. PEGGY SNODDY What 5 vec-t delsglifs a oufct I fe affords' Transfer Honors: and 54 55, FHA 54, 55, Treasurer 55. BOBBY SOLOMON HC awvays tights his may to lain the qante, a tu inter tliirlcs hints:-lt' to cv-'1 'he Janna' Junior Honor Society 5-1, Basketball 5-1, Honterooin offici-r 54, 57, Football 55, 56, 57, Co Captain 57, Basketball 55, 56. 57, Track 55 56 57, Treasurer ul Class 55, Dranta Club 55, Key Club 55 56 57 President 57, Most Athletic 55, Baseball 56, 57, 'Di' Club 56, 57, Annual Staff 57. PEGGY SPAIN Sweet, loaos of fun, lter friends are fnany, enemies hone Junior Honor Society 54, Pep Club 5-1, 55, 56, Hornc-room Treas- urer 54, Library Club 54, Latin Club 54, 55, Drama Club 54, 55, PE Club 54, 55, Science Club 54, Newspaper Staff 55, Office Assistant 57, Phi Sigma Alpha 57, Creative Writing Club 57. JUNE SULLIVAN YOUNG Marriage is a sound institution-l'm told. PE Club 54, 55, DO Club 57. PEGGY TA FT Nothing is not precise. Dramatics Club 54, 55, Junior Honor Society 54, Library Associa- tion 54, Glee Club 55, Sophomore Carnival, Ushers Club 55, Newapsper Staff 55, 56, 57, Spanish Club 55, 56, Phi Sigma Alpha 56, 57, Student Council Representative 56, National Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Salesrnanship Award, E' BRUCE SPENCER Men are not paid for ltavinq liitiirs, hut lor using thorn Junior Honor Society 54, Kev Club 5-1, 55, 56, 57, B leant Football 54, 55, Phi Chi Mu 55, Sophomore Carnival, Highest Magazine Salesman 56, 57, A Teain Football 56, 57, Senior Honor Society 56, 57, Annual Staff 57, Track 57, Senior Class Play. BETTY STEENSEN Sober but not serious, quiet, but not idle PE Club 54, Drama Club 54, 55, DO Club 56, 57, Treasurer of DO Club 57. BOBBY STEPHENSON All great men are dead, and I don'r feel so well myself Art Club 54, Drama Club 55, DO Club 57. CAROL STONE An irresistible charm filled with sunshine Drama Club 54, 55, Glee Club 55, 56, Junior Honor Society 54, Secretary, Pep Club 54, 55, 56, Homeroont Officer 54, 56, 57,, Spanish Club 55, 56, Tri-Hi,Y 56, 57, Newspaper Staff 56, 57, Editor 57, Salesmanship Award 56, Annual Staff 57. Q' BOBBY TERRY ll clrtfn rwrlrtlzn .tml I kv-.1l,lr' f1t'YSClll Football 54. SHERRY THOMAS Have a qoocl ttrnv today for tontcrrow you rnrry not have a chance DO Club 56, 57, NE Distrtct Secretary 56, 57, Stats Convention 56, Transfer Honors: Al-H Club 5-1, lrl-l'llfY 55. JOHNNY THORNBROUGH There shalt be no more tears when thou are gonel' Football 55, 56, 57, D Club 57. JOHN TRAVIS Work tascinates mo, in fact, I can sit and stare at tt all Clay Football, Track, 57, D Club 57, Transfer Honors: Pep Club 54, 55, Art Club 511, Crafts Club 55, Football, Basketball 55. HELEN TAYLOR Af, r-lltrtr nt tri olfl Uutrlt flf-Hr. r Uswrz C lp 5,1 Z5 26, lfnwa Cl,l3 25, FTXA 16 27, OBE 57 TOMMY TEEL ,rt lf, tt ff :,t rt : rf! 1-t Basebal if, 57, ll' Chr, 27, MARY JO TROTMAN Oh, little one so lanr, how can thy tongue make such lovely blalru Dr na Club 54, 55, Junior Honor Society 5.1, Sophomore Class Plwy, Senlor Class Play, SDCCCH Play, Thosptan Club 56, 57, Tri-HLY 57, Newspaper Stall 57, Annual Stall 57, OBE 57. ROY TERRY Never do todax' what you can out oft' until tornorrovvn EDDIE TRQVVBWDCSE Football, v,on'0trl Football, i.-.tvniwil fclclip ic 5 mam A,-,fiylq diviffcrl aventiorr, lfiilio is coniplt-tt-ly Satisfiml gis such Football 57, Basketball 56, 57, 'D Club 57, Transfer Honors: Basketball 55, ROGER TRUITT To have lived tlirouglt it all is to have clone something Transfer Honors, 4-H Club 54 55, Secretary 54, Reporter 55, Class Play 54, Atltletic Club 56, Guided Missie Staff 56. PHYLLIS WARREN Everytime there's a fire drill she prays for a fire. Dramatics Club 54, Dramatics Club Play 54, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Pep Club 56, PE Club 54, Homeroom Officer 55, Newspaper Staff 57. BILLY WELLS Men of few words are best men. 'V' JUDY TUCK She has tliat gift of all giftstfthe ability to make and keep frienclsff Class favorite 54, 55, 56, i-lontcrooin officer 54, 55, 56, 57, Homecoming beauty 54, Pep Club 54, 55, 56, 57, Junior Honor Society 54, Dranwatics Club 54, 55, Class officer 54, 55, 56, 57, Cheerleader 54, 55, 56, 57, Head Cheerleader 57, Teen- age Council 54, 55, Class Play 54, 56, Sports Queen Attendant 55, 56, Annual Staff 55, 56, Friendliest 56, OBE Club 56, 57, Thespians 56, 57, Magazine Award 56, Tri-Hi-Y 57, D Club 57. RALPH TURNER A sports lover true. Football 56, 57, D Club 57, Transfer Honors, Football 54, 55, First Place County FFA Public Speaker, JANE VEAZY Study fills her lap with pleasure. Phi Sigma Alpha 56, 57, First prize in Regional Science Fair, Newspaper Staff 55, 56, Pep Club 56, Transfer Honors, Press Club 54, Head Library Staff 54, 55, Manager girl's Basketball and Softball teams 54, Newspaper Staff, Editor 55, Drama Club 55, Class Play 55, Manager girl's Hockey Team 55. GENE WALLACE Be not the slave of words. Drama Club 55, oo Club 57. MARY ALICE WILLIAMS Snr PG? only iizalcijs A S lm' fi, -s Drarnatics Club 5-1, 55, Junior Honor Sutinty, Spanish Club 55 56, Sr-nior Honor Society, Criiritiyo Writing Club 56, 57, Glee Club 56, 57, Junior Class Pl Stalt 57 , ay, Niwnsitiiincr Staff 57, Annual MATHILDA VWLLIAMS rm. ,,,,,' M ,1,,,, ,ff TOMMY VVILLOUGHBY George Washington are dead, and I dont Freshman Class Play, Band 53, Junior Class 55, Glee Clab. lt is nice to be National Junior Hono tive 54, FHA 541, 55, 56, 57, Senior Honor tion Club 56. is clean, Ceasar is dead, all great rren feel so well myself. Transfer Honors: Sophomore Class Play, Play, Tlwespians 54, 55, 56, Tlwespian Play ELAlNE WOOD natural when you're naturally nice. r Society 54, Student Council Representa- 56, 57, Freshman Favorite, Allied Youth Society 55, 56, Tri-Hi-Y 57, Girls Recrea- TOMMY WH lTF 'S r li i nfit lit' ,vs iw rr tlwr, ,img-iff, ,l,i,r ,,,,, thi rn tl 1' 9 t ir ,' I Bwr: ,. it 'MB uf, KH, 'l,t: 5.1 55 i t 57, lnaor Honor Sa' - 'lfnvw rf, in l , Qt' 'W' 5.1, Pm Cn U , 51, 56 57, Slit t wi' UH- f is: Rlli, Ur lrlurtf 50' 'W' '16 Sf, l,rtl':r C 'iss Plfn, Golf:-if T. r i '-f -'t 26 uf rlrnifirf 1, 'jul' -r Ufz, KJ-'3.'.'Vai:--' Mau 37, 5 '-'i C' C iss P ft. ROBERT WHITEHFAD ,np ,,,,l,,, ,t f..f-,,,.f Barrel 5.1, if Zh 57, ttoniffricfn otfier ,.1, Soanisrt CNE: fi, 56, Olrie Club '16, Ai niml Stal? '37, PN Cla Ylil 56, rlonterooiri Ollifor 57. BAYNE YARBROUGH lf ig,norai're urn- llss, 'ltfw Vo he blistereclf Drantatls Club 5-1, 55, Fresninan Class Pay 5-1, Football 55, 56, 57, Spanish Club 55, Vice President 56, Homeroorn Officer 56 57, D Club 57, Magazine Salfsnwansltip Award 55 56. LARRY YARBROUGH 'A inind like a flash is' liigltfrw-g-:Jock out crooked' Basketball 5,1 Pres 'ant of Frusninan Cass, D Cfab 54, 55 56 57, Baseball N inaui-r 5-1, Track Manager 5.1, Class Favorite 54, Fresltinan Class Play 54, Football 55 56 57, Class Favorite 56, Best All Round 55, Hoineroorn Officer 55 56, Tltespians 57, Hoinerooin Presicli-nt 56. NANCY DEAN Shes Mirdrge :,.i. limi fe .E ' i lranstf' liunors: Llmiiui Ciulrg lllii 5-1 AVI 56, Gleu EIL! Rizwln- Staff 56, FTA 56 '17 DWIGHT EDDINS Loxal .wt M-art, strung of niici flf'K'fl N. , liQl.'.flk'fL5 vxiulll Eilifl Junior Honor Society 54, Latin Chill 54 Iva Treason' 5-1: Bard 5-1 'ix 56 'i' Cass Ula, 5-1, 33 5.7, Pi. Cn- Mi- 55 56 '17 P1-sixlt-:it 57, Senior Honor Society 56 57 Presiclent 57, Pli' Sigma Alpha 56 57, 'llxespinn 56 57- All State Bancl 55 564 GOLD EN 'AEVIORIES staff 5-1 57' Stam- Solo and Ensemble Contest 5-1 :YJ 56. 57, 2 5 'NJ fy! fi.: '27' 4? JOHNNY GOODE Live or clie, survive or perish The bachelors life is the one I cherish' Band 511, 55, 56g Honic-room officer 5-1, Drnnia Clilt 55, Class Plat, 56, Tlwespian Society 56, 57. GARY NICHOLS Faithful, lcincl, a friend to itll, lwerf-'S a boy thafs on the ball! Band 5-1, 55, 56, 57, Drum Magor 57, Junior Honor Society 5-1, DAR Good Citizenship Award 54, Latin Club 5.1, 55, Key Club 55, 56, 57, Phi Clii Mu 55, 56, 57, Student Council 54. 57: Hornerooni officer 55, 56, Assistant Editor GOLDEN MEMORIES 57. DONNA PANNELL You clon't have tu be loud to be liked. Junior Honor Society 54, Drama Club 54, 55, P.E. Club 55, JIMMY POWELL Lanza has nothing on him. JAMES SEIBERT 7, When play and study clash, let study go smash. K' DAVID SIMS What? Me worry? CLARENCE ALLRED, JR. MELVIN WILLIAMS Why worry, only fools do that. Ambitious, artistic, his success is assured Basketball 56, 57, Baseball 56, 57, Transfer honors: Basketball MORRIS WILLIAMS 511, 55, Baseball 55. BILL HOLLAND He comes, says nothing, and goesf' JERRY POOLE l'm a woman hater, but the Bible says to love your enemies. Dramatics Club 55, Band 56, 57, Glee Club 57. Muteness itself is often COtlVllTClI7g.'f MADAME RUBALENSKE SPE!-XKS ere It was IIT blafttg neon lctters' Rtngllng Brothers had t last secured the wo renowned Madame Rubulcnske Havtng lust arncd In Mnamt I consrdered for a moment the advtsabtlnty of takrng Ht 1 notsy clrcus Ftve years of college had separated me from many of my classmates and I longed to hear what they were dolng Ther' too l declded nothlng would be gutte so nvtgoratung as to hear once again the ltlttng melodtes of the caltope the ttnkltng bells on he elephants wnsecracks from the srlly caper cuttung clowns and to taste cotton candy and watch floatlng balloons Chuldhood memornes of curcuses crowded my mund then suddenly I determtned to go Dresstng hurnedly I was wattnng when the taxt arrlved and In a few mnnutes I was at the ctrcus grounds enloytng all the thlngs I had lust remlntsced The charge for a lengthy consultatnon wlth Madame Rubalenske seemed fabulous but tot too much for news of my beloved classmates of 57 Once nnslde her ten I realnzed that thus was not the usual gypsy type fortune teller There was a strange qualtty about thus woman no gartsh costume bedecked with cheap emttatton lewels no suffocatung smell cf burnlng Incense and no tea leaves Suttlng there In regal splendor robed In pure white she looked more luke an angel than a human benng Her beautuful hands were placed gracefully on a huge crystal ball whtch seemed ablaze wnth sparkllng dnamonds Inside No one knew whether the secret of her power lay IH the prlceless ball or whether she possessed some magical power hltherto unknown Havung fatth IH what she was to tell me I handed her a class roll then sat down on a luxurtously soft sofa and wanted Not once had Madame Rubalenske ever been krown to retract a slngle predlctuon or statement The fear and tenseness left me as she spoke Her beautuful blue eyes softened sweetly as she looked straught Into the gltstenung ball Your classmates were banded closely together even IIT Freshman days They gave thelr whole hearted co operatton to the class presldent Larry Yarbrough and sponsor Mrs Evelyn McCulIouch It was a wonderful year wuth the presentatuon of thetr play Be Happy Go Wacky a most unusual comedy Thus was your ftrst attempt at sellng magaztnes but you dld a remarkable tob Dwtght Coffey was the president and Mrs Lester Wooten the sponsor for your Sopho more year Capable leaders helped you durect and produce the Sophomore Carn val and Play Going Places These were real successes for everyone concerned and espectally for your almost pennuless treasury In the fall of 55 you began your Juneor year by re electung Dwtght Coffey as prest dent Your play Frtday the Thlrteenth was presented on that date and was a real htt The banquet you gave the Sensors carned out the theme Futurama and was the best xmagnnable Then ID 56 wtth ole fazthful Dwlght Coffey as presldenr again you reached the heught of your ambatuon you were SENIORS Your magazrne campaton was the most enthusrastuc and successful one nn the school s hustory You went over your goal of S9 OOO and the trtp to Washington was assured Then came the class play The Great Btg Door step whtch was not only un que ID stage settung but superb In performan e The Sen or Scrambles was the best yet After thus resume of the past perhaps you d luke most to know what your classmates are dorng now If youll gnve me a moment to concentrate I shall begun Slowly the crystal ball began to revolve un the opposl dlrectnon to which t had been turning then Madame Rubalenske spoke agaun I wall take the class roll you gave me and tell you what vocatton each as fo low ng wth as few comment and details as possuble The ' L Q K ' , A .. ' ' a 1 rld . . . . . I . A I . ga c c ' I . , , A I ' I I , l l I . -I , l I V ' . l I which revolved slowly by some unseen powerethen she began to speak: - - A A I I I ' I ! - . A I , I I I I l Q I ,, . - ' I A ' ' c . I . ug . , . E I V : , I ' l, JOE ALDRIDGE IS top salesman for Fuller Brush Company KENNETH ALEXANDER rs an astronomer and now works at the Redstone Arsenal JIMMY ALLEN rs now owner and operator of Allen s Motorcycle Shop In Athens CLARENCE ALLRED rs servrng hrs Intern shrp at the Walter Reed Hospltal EDWARD ANDERSON us In partnershrp wrth hrs father at Offrce Equrpment JERRY ANGE IS Dean of Tuskegee Instutute LORA MAE ASHER BRANNER rs Decatur Hrghs new Hrstory professor DAVID BAKER a cheese cake photographer for MGM BARBARA BALL rs a poet and IS lrvrng ID Connectrcut BETTY LOU BEAVERS rs a nurse at Decatur Generals new hosprtal CARLISLE BERRY rs a lawyer In Phoenrx Cnty McCOY BOGLE rs In the Marrnes FRED BOSECK us a marrrage counselor and has rust wrrtten a serres of artrcles How to Make Thus Marrrage Work whrch wall be publrshed monthly rn the L H J Magazrne BILL BOSWELL has recently published a most helpful book for cheerleaders and malor ettes TOM BOWLES rs cartoon edrtor of Esgurre DOLORES BRADY now Mrs Bobby Whaley IS lrvrng In Houston where she us very actrve In PTA DERREL BUTLER IS operatrng Clements Drug Company LULU CADDELL and her charmrng famrly Irve at Caddo where her husband rs the mrnrster NINA FAYE CARTER and MARY SUE CHAPMAN are co owners of a grft shop In Memphrs DWIGHT COFFEY rs a concert pranrst and at present rs tourrng Europe JACKIE COWART rs the manager of P 84 H Grocery BETTY JEAN CRAMER IS a model for the Famous Artrst School and artrsts from all over the world are dorng por trarts of her MRS BARBARA CREEL rs strll happrly marrred and lrves In Brrmrngham BETTY CUDABAC rs head buyer for the ladres sportswear department at Loveman s DIANA DAVID SON rs a Metropolrtan Opera star KAY DAVIS rs marrred and Irvrng rn Mrssrssrppr MARTHA JO DAVIS IS a surgeon at St Vrncents NANCY DEAN IS a krndergarten teacher rn Decatur The chrldren adore her ANNIE DIETZ as a srnger at the Endless Nrght Club ID New York BOYCE DILBECK s a flea trarner GWEN DILLARD rs edrtor of the Madamorselle magazrne RONALD DILLASHAW has taken over George Roses radro programs and rs the new Cousrn Josh JUDITH DOUTHIT rs a chemrst and works wrth Chemstrand SUE DUNLAP rs the worlds fastest typest JUDY EAKEN rs wrrtrng the hustory of rock and roll musrc and gets most of her rnformatron from Elvrs Presley DWIGHT EDDINS us rn charge of a booth at the Alabama State Farr To wrn a teddy bear rust cover one bug red crrcle wrth fave small crrcles AUDRY ENGLISH works for General Frnance LARRY FLACK IS rn the lumber busrness BETTY JEAN FLAKE IS assrstant manager of Belks BIG JIM FRANCIS IS governor of Alabama HAROLD GARNER rs with the Hrlltoppers JOHNNY GOODE rs In the real estate busrness ALBERT GRESHAM rs a movue star Hrs latest release IS The Fatal Charm DREW GRIZZARD rs coach at MMI MORRIS GUSCHKE and hrs famous Rhythm Rockets are tourrng the U S LOIS GUYSE has lust graduated from API and wrll soon take over Black wells Florrst RICHARD HAFFNER rs an lrresrstrble Insurance salesman In Chrcago SUSIE HALBROOKS rs a famous harr stylrst and owns a beauty salon ID New York Crty MARIE HARDIMAN teaches at Phrllrps Hugh Bham BILLY HARGROVE rs a truck drrver for Silver Fleet NOEL HARRIS rs head dretrtran at Mayo s In Rochester BARBARA HARRISON rs marrred and lrves rn Salma PATSY HARVEY rs a brrdal con sultant In Atlanta KATHLEEN HELTON rs a court stenographer rn Jacksonvrlle BILL HOLLAND has a dancrng school rn Athens GUIN HOLLAND has set up law practrce In Loursvllle Ky NANCY HOLMES as a beautrcran at Rarneys PHYLLIS HOWARD rs with the J C Penney Co In Atlanta RICHARD HOYER rs head of the language department at Yale JERRY HUBBARD rs a parnter TOMMY HUSTED IS a doctor In Nashvrlle BILLY RAY JAMES owns a used car lot In Houston MARGARET JOHNSON has perfected a new technrque In shorthand NANCY JOHNSON rs a chemrst and works at Redstone Arsenal ALICE JONES marrred a srxty year old mrllronarre and rs lrvrng In Huntsvrlle BOBBY JONES rs chref engineer for the new Tennessee Rrver Brrdge SARAH JONES rs a teller at State Natronal Bank DR ROBERT KEENUM ns In charge of Psychopathy at Bryces In Tuscaloosa The patients prefer htm to all other doctors they say he seems more luke one of them PATSY KELLY rs a novellst and lnves rn Oregon JIMMY KING rs an orator and travels extensrvely THOMAS KING drrects the Glee Club at F SC HENRY KNOBLOCK as a deep sea drver CAROLYN KRACKE and her famrly lrve on Long Island JANET LAND 1 - , . . . fr A - rr - . 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I . 1 . . , . , . . , . . . - r ERS IS ID Reno suIng her second husband for dIvorce because he called her PekIngese a mongrel MAURICE LECROY IS a game warden for TVA BETTY JUNE LEDBETTER IS stuclylng vIolIn LYNDA LEE IS marrIed to an army man ROMA DEAN LEE IS a nurse at Bank Street HospItaI JUDY and MARTHA LEE LIVINGSTON work for the FBI BILL MARTIN IS chIef of polIce In TrInIty THOMAS MEADOWS volunteered to be a human guInea pIg to make the fIrst tnp to the moon In a rocket MERVYN MICHAEL Invented thIs specIal rocket PATSY MILAM and LINDA MIZE operate the DIane Shop DELMER MORGAN hIs Wlfe and ten clwldren operate the Crystal VIew Motel In Pensacola ANGIE MUNN has gust receIved her degree from the school of optometry HUGH MCCLELLAN IS a desugner for stage scenery for 2Oth Century Fox THOMAS McCUTCHEN IS an undertaker at DraInage Funeral Home MARGARET McDOWRA IS an artIst BENNET McRAE IS now a magor In the army The U S Navy Band IS under the dIrectIon of GARY NICHOLS A few of hIs soIoIsts are GEORGE NIX BOBBY PACE and JOHN RANDOLPH LIZ NORRIS IS a vIolInIst wIth the GershwIn Orchestra JONATHAN ORR travels for Jewel Tea Co DONNA PANNELL IS assIstant manager of Sears Roebuck ANN PARKER IS secretary to DR BERT PIPPEN who has lust started hIs practIce SUSAN PEPPER IS Queen For A Days fashIon co ordlnator BECKI PINKSTON IS honey moonlng In Hawau PATSY PITT IS In charge of the Physrcal Therapy Department at Unuversuty HospItal JANE PRUITT and GERALDINE PUGH are twc of her assIstants JERRY POOLE owns a pool hall In Las Vegas BECCA QUATTLEBAUM has a nursery school ROD RICHARDSON IS runnIng for Vnce Presudent BARBARA RICKS IS marrIed PAULA ROBINSON recently purchased AllIed Sales LYNDA RODEN sIngs on the Grand Ole Opry PEGGY ROGERS and LENDA RUSSELL are engaged and plan a double weddIng MARGARET RUSSELL and JEAN SAPP are In charge of Lovemans altera tIon department JIM RYAN IS workmg on hIs PH D JERRY SAYLOR has replaced EddIe FIsher on most programs SARA SCOTT owns a pet shop CAROLYN SCHAEFER s an a r Coca fame JERRY SHUMAKE runs Denbos Iunk yard JOE SIMS and JACKIE SMITH are prospectmg for uranuum on the Sahara Desert PEGGY SNODDY and JEANNE SIVLEY own a fIorIst shop BOBBY SOLOMAN IS a ScIentIst PEGGY SPAIN sIngs regularly over TV BRUCE SPENCER a rIch New York play boy has engaged BOBBY STEPHENSON a famous contractor and CAROL STONE a well known Interlor decorator to plan and bulld hIs new mansIon BETTY STEENSON HELEN TAYLOR AND PEGGY TAFT have lolned the WAVES TOMMY TEEL BOBBY TERRY AND ROY TERRY have lust returned from one of theIr huntIng trups In AfrIca SHERRY THOMAS has Invented a soIutIon guaranteed to make haur grow JOHNNY THORNBROUGH owns a fIre works shop In Ardmore JOHN TRAVIS IS the head feeder at the MemphIs Zoo MARY JO TROTMAN IS a famous hypnotIst EDDIE TROWBRIDGE has lust broken all records for swImmIng the EngIIsh Channel HIS coach was RALPH TURNER ROGER TRUITT IS a tap dancer JUDY TUCK wrutes a Dorothy Dlx column JANE VEAZEY has attaIned BETTY CROCKERS place of prommence GENE WALLACE works at Wolverune PHYLLIS WARREN IS a model In ParIs BILLY WELLS IS a Ieweler TOMMY WHITE IS a deleCllV6 for the F BI ROBERT WHITEHEAD IS State Super Intendent of EducatIon MARY ALICE WILLIAMS IS a medIcaI mIssIonary In IndIa METHILDA WILLIAMS sells Avon Products MELVIN and MORRIS WILLIAMS are prIze fIghters TOMMY WILLOUGHBY IS Hollywoocls IeaclIng man ELAINE WOOD IS teachIng ChemIstry In a Texas school Doctors all over the world have examuned BAYNE YARBROUGH and have decIded that he has a snxth sence because they can fInd no sIgn of the other fIve LARRY YARBROUGH IS a TV comedIan JUNE SULLIVAN YOUNG and her famIly own a traIIer court near Yellow Stone Park I left Madame Rubalenskes tent wIth a feeIIng of exhIlaratIon now I knew the where abouts of all my classmates and was over Ioyed to know how well they were doIng As they lourney on the road of IIfe I suncerely wush for each of them a very happy and success ful future Yours EIIzabeth Anne Robmson PS Ive lust hung out my shungle EDVISIOU yourself In Robmsons better VISION glasses A . . i I - line stewardess. EARLE SELF is a Bishop. SARAH FRANCES SHERARD has attained Imogene JUNIOR CLASS i. A 'O- gdmwgdl Left To rlghT Lynn Haney Mary Frances Garneff Syble Shelton Jo Anne EIlro1 CLASS OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisors LYNN HANEY MARY FRANCES GARNETT JO ANNE ELLIOTT Mr Brooks Mlss GarreT1 Mass Harrison Mrs Hays Mrs Shears and Mrs Skxdmore A , . 1 of A . ' - - xc 'L , C -' N Vice President oooo , .S S ,A A, SYBLE SHELTON f-IN' 2 www Q ,ov 41 , a,Q .-A 1:-:r N ,Ji , .fn s x. t ry, ew' Q r Q7 Xiuv 'G' 0-4 v., , .. X Elaine Avery Jimmy Barreff Felix Birdwell B f m rs. 5 'Q ji nf M4 A-. 'fl Dean Bridges Betty Earle Briscoe Annell Barnes Brown A. 5 .pang .?' .- O 5 r-Qi ,Q 10 'Vs , '. David Anderson Jack Anglea Don Ashford rug 0-10,3 I, QQ Walter Blackwell Billy Bowman Mickey Bradford 1 4? Hershal Burch Betty Burks Wesley Cain fm .A V J, 1. , 'F A .L ' Q J 2 -.J '15 2. fa , , 45' - ww ,. f f i D V ,.A4 T 'L ,-flfff I' xr-X: ,, , V ' Pollyanna Blackwell - ' P V Laurence Carau 4 ' ' ' Travis Cavnar f i XV? mx Donnie Case ' nf- Don Chandler 5 A Ben Chenaull ' N, 555 X 1. 4 5 Kenneth Clanfon f ll Bev Clemons .J Carolyn Clemons .l Jane Allen Collier Carlton Compton Ann Crabtree Mike Clemons Garold Cornell Dorothy Davis ,un Div .1 -el Jo Ann Elliotf LeRoy Evans Bill Garlock ifpvi M Aaron de Graffenried Janet DeVine James Drain u nr,--nv 5 1 Q 01 i Howell Glenn Ralph Glenn George Goodlef v Mary Frances Garneh' Sydney Garnett Jimmy Gillian Donald Green Ronald Green Rhae Greenvvell '42 1 f , 3, UNI? .... H, ' M: f 7? as i xi' I xy 'Ag I-- 1' Billy Hartselle Ray Hayes Judy Hemrninghaus 'fa A Q -2 2 'K-1 s lr . 'Q 9 '92-. s., ,fi C: FN -,, M iw., A 1 i I fs I by 1 1. f xr' .tt- Deanna Howell Q. 'rua Ernest Hudson Willis Hudson uv' Q7 Num, 5? '- yfwgwfgs Joe Hagntaker Lynn Haney Frances Harrison Q bfif 'QS' . Thomas Hill Elda Hogan Hazel Hodgins , x l lx I 4 Doris Hughes Amanda Hunt Peggy Jordan 'tj' as 1' IU , .f -SP2 lv Muckey Kingsmore Judy Kulberg Madge Laboon 0:65 ES if Helen Lorenz Becky Lovelacly Jim Marshall v. x 'O '-0 l ,og W wr- of Betsy Miles Susan Mitchell John Mitchell 'Q' Charles Morris Sonny Namie Barbara Nance 'is f7' ' f , Emily McClary fl is Ann McCullough Jerry Meherg .J -df? 'Sw Jeanette Mooney Jeanette Moore Shelby Morgan Jackie Nations Becky Nelson K 41, ' Margaret Newsom Jerry Oliver Tommy Patterson Willard Peebles 4- Qs ,. .- . . ,oxl Chris Poole June Pratt Ray Praytor fm. Cf, Ray Reese Edward Richards Joyce Riddle 12? if .Ip-Q. Lenora Royer Sara Royer John Salootlca 'TP -.2 f' 'X 1 xx 'vi Y - .1 0,0 . . Wd S' ,ff 4 5 'eo' 3 A 7 - .J . Don Self Rudy Sewell Roy Shaw JT' Sylvia Riley Calvin Rix Nelda Roolcs .195 'nd Sl? ' I Frances Saint Truman Sandlin Dot Scott f'X '1 TN? Martha McClendon Shelton Syble Shelton Jimmy Sherrard im-'wav wav' i-it Jah Smith Patsy Smith Dari Stanford A-11, A, i 1 William Stuart Alma Suggs Betty Sutton 'W -.0 W X . K June Terry Kay Thomas Manilla Tidvvell C A fi 7 'N 4 n .5 3' .J. W gflf . ff 7 who H, 7 X N Q ,, , l i 1 N L. ,vVv , 7 , -gV,i5.gg X 'xl' Becky Vann Jimmy Vaughn Lucretia Vinson rwfli .f S C7 7 k.-h l,,,.f gt , Parnelia Whitt Margaret Wiley Richard Workman .. c ,l Wallace Tucker Virginia Ann Turner Harold Vandiver i :rrp 3 J ff? Ginger Ward Chris Weigel George Wells I 1. 4131? lfw ef, f, ' 'Q ' -'::- U Q y Tornmy Wright Milfon Yarbrough Jack Crowe SOPHOMORE CLASS 3 L L l..lQ '---- CLASS OFFICERS President Vrce Presrdenf Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advrsors 'TT'T'T' .2 . ' J . . 4 I . ..v Q? QA? -f ' 'F .uv . ,Q AQ v '- '- ,Ju A .. -4 1 f-- 1 'L' ' ,.i l X . I ':.- ' . rl Frances Boseck Betty Bowling Johnny Brazelton Joe Brazier Brenda Brown ,...., , id' . . 5 i A Richard Allen Patsy Austin Jimmy Baker Bobby May Banks Jerry Barnett Jean Barrett Joan Barrett Dennis Billings Marion Billions Tad Black Nancy Blackwell Wiley Blankenship Dewayne Blizzard Jimmy Blythe Kenneth Bolding ,gf f u 6' Q: I ' James Brussenle r , , Rand Bryan ' -1 ' f. Jimmy Burden fi J I 5 x' , J7 , Billy Burks ,- ' 0 55, V' W f Mary Alice Butler K E NM , ' . I l 1 1 . ,, Sandra Call Linda Carithers Jimmy Carlisle Sue Carroll Charlotte Case E.. Y? .CY wt, . I Q Q N iQ Paul Darmer David Darwin Bobby Delmore Byron Dement Reba Dinsmore George Douthit Jewel Duncan Larry Durham Margaret Dutton Tommy Eaton Wilda Eddins Malcolm Edwards Sugene Elkins Ebbie Emmens Jewel Eubanks g-- J O Patricia Chandler Don Church Andrew Clemons James Clemons Jane Coburn David Cockrel Jerry Coffey Carl Collins Beverly Compton Ed Cornell Patricia Craig Ralph Craig Edward Crook Jimmy Crow Betty Cut XC? 5 0' 9 5 pi Peggy Guffin Julian Harris Norman Harris Sharon Hartwick Shirley Hastings Charles Henson Jerry Herchenhahn Shelba Herchenhahn Ellen Higgenbotham Robbie Hines Luther Hodges Harold Holland Nancy Holloway Don Holt Linda Hughes in , 'a 7 -A --A Yvonne Evans Buddy Farmer Wesley Farrner John Farrar Mary Jean Fennell Johnny Ferrel Suzanne Filler Lynn Fisher Judy Flack Guy French Carolyne Gibson Pam Goare Richard Goode Mary Jane Gosline Mildred Gray .3 -Q' 15' 4 f A' J -fl A ,,,, Q A .iis O ,-J qu? 7 A3 ex' 'Z rw if 'Q xlfl 2 W I r ,gg f , ,Q I f -:xi y i 3 lx 'fr 3 ' 1' F 9 ' af' 'fa' 7 - V r' J -23 L+ L1 ' L l A ' l i J L A., l li j , 'J 4 y 'G' - f . ' J- , ,fav Valerie King Virginia Kracke Tommy Kullman Janice Lane Joan Lawrence Nita Jan Lee Charlotte Leeman Jerry Livingston Tommy Loggins Cecil Long Joe Lowery Shirlene Lyle Russell Lynne Tommy Lyons Linda Mahaffey Bobby Hull Mary Helen Hurst Jimmy Don Jackson Billy Jenkins Helen Jervis Bobby Doyle Johnson Myra Johnson Scott Johnson Johnny Jones Marvin Julich Billy Kaye Janice Keel Bud Kelley Pat Kennedy Patsy Kennedy f. .tv K1 J ,,: I x . -N4 1 'NS 79 A L 7 Wwe nsf' ' Lent.. 'N ,X IF' Q, nftpsx 1' ' ' , 'J' :fr 2 ' A' ,U-ff ' , i Q t x '-2-975' , y in A rt I K' 4 ' Q 9 G' , ., sg In KY' 5, -if A X D H V t A -N 95 r - r- yx -I .W Bill Montgomery Paul Montgomery Gwen Morgan Charles Morris Douglas Nabors Wendell Nicholson Wayne Norton Sue Nungester Esco Olinger Hugh Ogle Ray Ogle Beverly Montez Owens Joan Owens Marlon Owens Danny Parker f 7 'Z Robert McConnell Mike McCoy George McCrary Gail McDonald Byron Mclintire Gloria McGee Jimmy McMurlrie Olivia McNeese Larry McRae Wimbreth Melton Bobby Miller Jerrel Mills Sandra Minor Almon Misher Linda Mitchell Q2-7 7 ,JI -A J --Q i-1 csv c l Elizabeth Reece Bonnie Richardson Pudge Richardson Bobby Riddle Sandra Rivers Betty Faye Roberts Billy Wayne Roberts Carolyn Robertson Janice Robinson Goodwin Rose Pat Sanders Judy Sanderson Freda Sandy Bobby Schwuchow Peggy Scott Judy Parker June Pate Mary Francis Patrick Buddy Payne Linda Perry Earl Penn Sandra Pickens Jane Pirkle Don Poole Patricia Powell Yvonne Powell Patricia Price Scharlotte Price John Pugh Bob Quinn 'K TQ 4.-.-9 Q7 2 ef' S' ll' Q 6, J Gordon Stone Linda Stone Sammy Stone Shirley Suits Tommy Taylor Feddie Templeton Elizabeth Terry De Wayne Terry Linda Terry Pattye Terry Donnie Thomas Bobby Thomas Chris Thompson Harold Thompson Douglas Ann Thrasher .-..-r li 1-3 ,gg Q7 Q-4 ck is , 3 ,VL 41, vs QF' l Ji - 0 xapa 'X Y 'fi w--H HX Q5 ,.,p.,a.', lr' -4 N. J. Max Seagle Dorcas Sewell Cecelia Smith Frances Smith Patricia Smith Robbie Smith Bobby Smith Ronnie Smith Frankie Speegle Noan Srygley Don Stanford Emily Stanford Cherie Steclham Joe Stimpson Carl Still 913' U2 I'-5 Sammy Timberlake Eddie Tiller Joe Toone Ronald Travis ,iii X Frank Wilson Dottie Woods Shirley Wooten Sammy Wright Eleanor Forsythe Edwin Wyle Gene Yarbrough Sid Yarbrough Kenneth Floyd Charles Clark Carolyn Guyse Dillard Trussell Martha Tucker Mary Nell Tucker Cecil Turner Gerald Turner Joe Vaughan Tommy Walker Nancy Ward Vivian Wilcut Pattye Wiley Corene Williams t 72? FRESHMAN CLASS Left to right Dorcas Moore Dorothy Olson Hull Ferguson Ann Rowe CLASS OFFICERS President LL LL sssss.,,oo sos, .,o, L L HILL FERGUSON Vice President L L sss,s, ,,,,se, L LL LL LL L L ANN ROWE Secretary LL L L LLLL L L LL L DORCAS MOORE Treasurer LLLLLLLLL LL LLLLLLLLL L LL DOROTHY OLSON ,- I fax 'W Nl 0 wr l mney Baker Carol Balch Bobby Bass David Bazzel iF C rol Blackwell Ronnne Blake Wayne Blalock Charles Bolan .Cf ,4- ,f-.M 49 Ellfffr Conme Brown Myra Brown Curtls Bumpas Betsy Burden ,-, Ann Black ,Q '17 Martha Bone Barbara Branom Royce Bndges 1 Marlrn Cagle Mary Callaway Jean Campbell xi Tommy Cary Jeff Cavnar Ernestlne Chenaulf Bully Clark Johnny Clark Marlm Coffey Behy Collrer mr We I Lnlluan Comnre John Compton Ruby Copeland Elsne Cowarr Betty Crang Horace Crowe Kenneth Damsgard Q Q ...fy J' X v Q f 1 'Q' as l X ' , v ' K f Ben Lee Damsky, Ben Darnell, Bull Darwm, Brenda Davis, Dmah Davns, Jimmy Davus, Dorothy Delmore me X l i I 4 f '- .ax i vs Ny. i fs ,Qx I 25 4 Nd T Y-'N Kelley Derrick, Clmrlcs Dinsrnoro, Nancy Donalwo, Mannel Downs Elizabeth Drain Joe Drake Barbara Dennis r aw- 'vu E , X- Q . , ,S -..f ,. 4 S -A X ,y .rf F' , my r V Q - x as -6 x 1. Ann Edwards, Hugh Edwards, James Elliot, Marlorie Elliot, Sandra Ellison Elrzabetk Fraeglwt Jimmy Faulk fi xp' YT' -nf -,, K , Wayne Faulk, H' guson Rita Florence Anne Frances Waylon Free James Freeman Reda Fudge gr . 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Don Mills, Bobby Montgomery, Dorcus Moore, Jerry Moore, Wilson Morgan, Harvey Morris, Syble E Sheridan Mcleniore, Marion Meek, Sandra Milam, Clyde Miller. 2 'Nu' F Y Morphy. I 'L er T? l Larry Narmore, Barbara Nelson, Dot Nelson, Eddie Newsome, Pat Nelson, Geraldine Nix, Ra ffm rn , QI' ' ',.4 B' r 'T Dorothy Olson, Glenda Oshields, Robert Palmer, Ray Patterson, Russell Patterson, David Peek, Judy y Odom. N: ou... i -cr? -.. 5 an ' if , .-H- 'df l Peeples. EP' r 5' Y l X Glenda Phillips, Penny Pinkston, Lewis Pinson, Linda Poole, Hagen Pope, Joy Posey, Peggy Powers. B , V, ' . i ,I A K VR IK ' 4 E3 ' e..- Fred Price, Milton Price, Louise Puckett, Betty Purvis, Mary Ann Pylants, Daphne Quinn, Pat,Quinn. 1,1 iitiiiliii .lk 9. l'!1 I 'N pp- ' ,Q nv- f - . - Moderne Ratlift, Darrell Reeves, John Reeves, Betty Richards, Leon Richardson, David Ricks, Gene Ricks, f 'ft i ,I af '-Tl. 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A al xl, X, Y' 1,1 -1-9 Egg- , - li 'D 5 . ' la. , ' f r E4.i. x ji 4 lim ' f 5 'Q -.Q A A -Q , 45:1 V X I 1 X TN: . Zh. 'Sl 451 ,Y if . ' N34 K A ' W ' K glafiv i-iDuJA' Ronald Free, Marguerite Garnett, Roy Garnett, Judy Garrett, Johnny Giles, Barbara Golden, Doris Golden, . ,N 3 1? fx 'Q ,ok -A ' V , -I . an ,fn , - -,,, . - it 1, , no 7 N? 'fy -. , 'xv f 5 i rt A ., L , ' .' ' ,JM i 42.3 Ernestine Golden, Rod Goode, Tommy Goode, Linda Gossett, Brenda Gray, James Gray, Theresa Green. ,,. sae, lf cf? , '57 'S' X James Grubbs, Nancy Guffin, Rose Galley, Ginger Guyton, Joe Guyton, Harriett Hagen, Tommy Haines. y 'V' Y' P f J E fo is 'V 'H' 6 X 1 . Arneda Hall, Carolyn Hamilton, Gene Hamilton, Donnie Hammon, Tommy Hammond, Joyce Handley, Thora Handley. A. , is J-'F 5' Q . ii William Hardiman, Bonnie Hardiman, Travis Hardwick, Peggy Harrison, Marie Hart, Glenn Hartwig, Mary Ann Harvey. 3 lr . . -Q' , Aa, fl l -r A it 5 'X 4 xg I4 rl ll. K+ 4. Betty Hasling, Raymond Hasting, Linda Hays, Sylvia Head, Louis Heath, Peggy Hcflin, Barbara Hemininghaus. -K ' if 'ff ' 4? ,- L1 x l . X V X i . . ,if i lllli Nl lfffil all llwn rn i Leon Herchenhahn, Mary Herchenhahn, Cleo Higdon, Jack Higginbotharn, Larry Hill, Patricia Hill, Mary Linda Hodges ' -7' Q -fi 'Q l , .cy l J 4 Q f--4: X Q ' . 1 J O Q if 4 i J Boyce Holland, Ted Holland, Rachel Holmes, Barbara Holt, Edward Hood, Mary Ann Hough, Gary Howard. A 1 M5 Bill Hudson, Mary Hughes, Susan Hull, Eugene Hunt, Barbara Hutcheson, Phil lrick, Janice Ivey. Dora Jackson, Linda Jackson, Ruby Jaewell, Billy Johnson, Bob Johnson, Josephine Johnson, Judy Johnson. f ii- Roberi Johnson, Judy Jonas, Joe Jones, Malcolm Jones, 'Ronnie Joe W 1 in V41 one Q-.-v r-n . . W- 4 7 'T' Joe Killingworth, Wayne Lamon, Donna Landers, Larry Langley, Martha Langley, Billy Lawrence, Linda Lawrence. mx . f' A., ' .J 9' A iw - . ' nr' A - 'pta 3 f 'K ' ' J. 1-sf I' :li u ' 'E 1, 1 ? it fr X I-33,95 ,s X. A, X , f. ,,. it ff X ,J as ri: ' 54 A ts: 'T L ' ' -----.reels X' f i X I Donny Leathers, Walter Leeman, Charlotte Linderman, Brenda Little, Thomas Long, Dale Lovett, Sandra Maddox. Qf , ,ll if 119' PL., fu f 'R r C iq 'i 'L -Q , , -A i ' 'T' 1 i . 3 ' 0 r ' J gt? ,33,z-if , 6: . i . , ' , 'l n -- ISS , ...N - ,' l A A Wayne Mahaffey, Jan Maurer, Bessie Maze, Bobby McAllister, Sonny McCann, Billy Maze, Rosalie McCooI. 'QW' 'Q Q f 5 - ' LJ vw w--v 3 'h --3 S 7 i '17 2,7 1 A Jimmy McCulloch, Johnny McDowra, Tommy McRae, Robert McWhorter, Bertha Mears, Barbara Meek, June Meherg, th - as in I Patricia Messer, Don Miller, Douglas Millsaps, James Minor, Mary Kate Mitchell, Bobby Mize, Janet Mockin. '11 . , ak '- fix- 'i I 'R Janice Jerome Montgo James Morgan, David Morris, Stuart Morton, Ella no an 75 lk rf, Q 'L 6' B-'zz 0 1 'W' ff r V R f 4 lk ,TTS . ,Q . - X J'- P vs ' Eddro Moses Ken Nelson Bully Nclson Tommy Nelson linda Newsome John f . 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I 1 'I ' A g a GOLDE MEMORIES STAFF ,ra 50' shi 'QQ-cl Left to rtght Dtana Davudson feature edltor Peggy Taft feature staff Gary Ntchols asstst ant edttor Noel Harrus edutor Tommy Whtte bustness manager Luz Norrts club edttor Judy Tuck sports staff Carolyn Schaefer tndtvtdual ptcture staff Second row Mr Teague ponsor Sara Scott club staff Paula Robtnson snapshop edutor Carol Stone tndtvudual pucture staff Jean Suvley club staff Anne Robunson Itterary edrtor Mary Alice Wtlltarns Iuterary staff Mary Joe Trotrnan typtst Judy Eaken typtst Thurd row Torn Bowles art edutor Jonathan Orr art edutor Bull Boswell feature staff Bobby Solomon sports edttot Jum Francus sports staff Bruce Spencer andtvtdual ptcture staff Dwtght Edduns Itterary staff Duck Hoyer snapshot staff Jam Kung snapshot staff Robert Whttehead tndnvudual pucture staff Dwtght Coffey club staff Hugh McClellan ltterary staff Not ptctured Janet Landers tnduvtdual plcture edutor Edltor NOEL HARRIS Assrstant Edrtor UARY NICHOLS Bustness Manager TOMMY WHITE Sponsor MR TEAGUE ATIONAL SENICR HO OR SOCIETY Left To rlghf Jnmmy Kung Peggy Taft Carolyn Schaefer Dwnghf Edduns Ruchard Hoyer Rebecca Qualflebaum Mary Alice Wllllams Second row Mervyn Mnclwael Loz Norms Noel Harris Jean Slvely Bruce Spencer Dwnghf Coffey Sarah Jones Miss Harrnson Thnrd row Maurice LeCroy Bert Puppen Tommy White Jim Francis Preslclenf DWIGHT EDDINS Vlce President RICHARD HOYER Secretary CAROLYN SCHAEFER Treasurer GWlN DILLARD ' lf 52 ' wr vs : lf l f , 1 i ig . 'l l . . ' ., 5 I l ' g . ,X ' J.. .,l . . ,. 1' l K RL is 4 L ' o I K - 6 l l-l . . R' 7 KI , 1 x Q S: h 6 EWSPAPER STAFF Lett to rlght Susxe Halbrooks Anne Robnnson Hazel Hodglns Ann Crabtree Janet Devane Carol Stone Bull Boswell Diana Davudson Paula Robunson Woody Wheeler Sara Royer Jo Anne Ellxott Elanne Avery Second row Esco McBay Ann Parker Sarah Jones Suzanne Fuller Judy l-lemmrnghaus Oluvua McNeese Pam Whntt Carolyn Schaefer Rebecca Quattle baum Judy Eaken Sarah Sherard Mary Alnce Wnllnams Susan Pepper Mary Jo Trotman Jean Snvley Third row Jam Francus Hugh McClellan Jonathan Orr Tommy White Jummy Kung Bonnne Rnchardson Noel Harris Margaret Wuley Rudy Sewell Phyllus Warren Myra Brown, Betty Colluer Sandra Tapp Penny Pxnkston Assistant Editor JANET DEVlNE Business Managers BILL BOSWEU- DlANA DAVIDSON I , I . I , , , I I f I A . I I I Ediror ,,,a,,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,....... .......... C AROL STONE PANISH CLUB L Left to rrght Douglas Nabors Margaret Wiley Rudy Sewell Vlrgtnra Turner Becky Vann Becky Lovelady Jackle Ktehl Rod Ruchardson Frances Harruson Emrly McClary June Pate Peggy Scott Nancy Blackwell Bobbue Mae Banks Emuly Stanford Second row Don Church Chrrs Thompson Sandra Rlvers Judy Sanderson Dot Scott Mary Frances Garnett Syble Shelton Sarah Francrs Sherard Madge LaBoon Judrth Douthnt Pollyanna Blackwell Jane Allen Colller Sylvra Hough Alma Suggs Shrrley Lumas Beverly Compton Myra Johnson Helen Jervls Pam Goare Sue Jean Elkuns Martha Tucker Thurd row Jrm Crow Jnm Edwards Mike McCoy Aaron DeGraffenrred Ray Reese Harold Vandrver Jackle Natlons Tom Bowles Thomas McCutcheon John Mutchell Kay Thomas Amanda Hunt Jo Ann Elluott Sarah Royer Corinne Wullrams Lnnda Clark Pat Sanders Myra Brown Mass Harrrson Betty Ball Vlce President RICHARD HAFFNER Secretary Treasurer JACKIE KIEL I I V I ' I A I I ' I , , , I , l . I I ' I I I I I I I ' I I I l I 'I . I . I I . 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ROD RICHARDSON LATIN CLUB Left to rnght Vargunua Kracke Jane Coburn Kathernne Lacy Betty Craug Judy Kulberg Robbue Smuth Kay Wtlder Janet Speegle Wnlda Edduns Jean Campbell Elenor Lawrence Second row Mary Frances Patrlck Jane Prutt Betty Rtchards Clara Faye Sampson Ann Francis Jeanette Gales Ewell Gregg Lynn Ftsher Mrs Marshall Adruan Hembree Bob Schwuchow Penny Punkston Betty Colluer Ann Rowe Thtrd row Ltnda Canthers Mary Nell Tucker Patsy Smuth Peggy Guffun Suzanne Fuller Sue Carrell Ann Crabtree Dorothy Olson Hershel Burch Bob Delmore Mtlton Prnce Carol Wooten Amanda Hunt Ann Dannel Ann Black Mary Ann Ruley Barbara Branum Lynn Turney Sandra Elllson Janlce Leeman Fourth row Barbara Lane Elnzabeth Drawn Madge LaBoon James Walker George Hubbard Hull Ferguson Roy Grtnnun Bryan Kay Bull Burkes Rand Bryan Charles Dunsmore James Johnson Ronny Smuth Sammy Stone Joe Stlmson Denms Holt Not ptctured Tommy Kullman Jeanette Ganavsku Vuna Haffner Ben Lee Damsky Barbara Napps President BOB SCHWUCHOW Vice President Y ..,,,uu, ,,,,u,,,,, LYNN FISHER Secretary . 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EWELL GREGG Treasurer , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ADRIAN HEMBREE JU IOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Left to nght Ernustune Golden Barbara Phallnps Carolyn Hamrlton Elvin Alvus Patsy Cox Mary Herchenhahn Sylvua Head Nancy Guffun Helen Brazier Gall Shunglebar Judy Pope Donme Hamrnonds Mary Hough Lnnda Allen Wanda Peek Second row Kathnne Clark Mrs Peurlfoy sponsor Jan Maurer Bonnie Warden Karen Thournauer Judy Babls Shurley Brown Gall McRae Patsy Tucker Martha Bumpus Robert Palmer Jackie Haggun botham Emmett Lee Baron Janice Bass Carol Sanders Barbara Bush Betty Boswell Dnan Wells Thnrd row Charlott Stone Susan Hull Lunda Hays Linda Ferrell Barbara Sharp Jernne Elkins Thora Handley Marganet Garnett Helen Wood Sallye Jo Powell Pam Brownrng Lnnda Hodges Barbara Craig Peggy Harnson Charlott Llnderman Gayle Duke Shlrley Templeton Barbara Golden Carolyn Blackwell Treasla Green Ruth Sanderson Joan Thompson Pat Messer Lydia Jo Sheats Martha Jane Nnx Bette Berry Fourth row Barbara Hemmnnghause Madeleine Albert Naome Owens Ga1lSpeegle Carolyn Couch Carolyn Rrce Thala Bolten Shrrley Bedingfield Donna Roper Nancy Turner Marcella Blevuns Lela Carolyn Wright Nancy Conner Anita Armentrout Vicks Rogers Sandra Schwuchow Joy Barrett Sylvra Powell Delorus Eddms Peggy Heflun Sandra Maddox Ernustene Chenault Carol De Wltt Judy Garnett Rosallnd Race Judy Callahan Not plctured Mrs A T Han son sponsor -.,, - t,, i.fff fag, 1 - , lf I Q, -. ,. 2? ' .1314 , ,' , ' 2 ' . ' , , , , I I I I I I I I I I ' Z I - f , , , , , 5' I I I I I - , , , , , , ' : I I I I I , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , I I I I ' 2 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , f , , , , , , , . : . . . - , . TH ESPIAN SOCIETY Y EPM A 5-fc 'hs W Le to nght Betty Earl Brwscoe Jean Suvley Dot Scott Rebecca Quattlebaum Thomas McCutcheon Jerry Ange Vurgunua Ann Turner Second row Anne Robanson Dwught Coffey Judy Tuck Mary Jo Trotman Syble Sheiton Mary Frances Garnett Jo Ann Elhott Mrs Wooten Thurd row Johnny Goode Jam Marshall Tommy Wulloughby Bennett McRae Larry Yarbrough John Sobotka Dwught Edduns President JERRY ANGE Vrce Presrdent REBECCA QUATTLEBAUM Secretary DOT SCOTT Treasurer THOMAS MCCUTCHEON ORDER OF BUSINESS EFFI IENCY .9 -.P-. e To nghf Allce Jones Lenda RJ e' bang re brooks s retary Judy Eaken use pres dem Katr ee J r a rn Anne Def? Seconc row afcy a H fra Mrs Skrdmore sponsor Mary Sue Cnaprnan Ba bare C ee B bcra X- oe 'wr row u y .Jcrc a oe orfan Bef Coca a we Mann Not pncwred Deloras Brady Peggy SP ddy N Tl'a Lee L r c Palsy Harvey Margaret McDowra LIBR RY STAFF Left To r'ghf1 Mrs. Nancy Agnew, Rebeaa Quatflebaum, Thr mas NcCuTcne-ov' Loo s W rsof Cornelia Tone, John Nicely, Sefond row Rolnen Smrflw, Ruby Copelano, 'erry lvatmews Helen Goyer, Mss Nanry Wrlson, u vow: ann r e, fr J e Gov r Jsmrny Brown. KEY CLUB Left to rrght Bruce Spencer Gary Nlchols Tommy Whrte Jrmmy Kung Fred Boseclc Jlm Caln Ed Cornell Bobby Rlddle Larry Durham Tommy Patterson Ray Praytor Hoody Rrchards Bob Thomas Ewell Gregg Mrlton Yarbrough Thurd row Lynn Haney Norman Harrls Jullan Harrrs Hull Ferguson Wayne Blalock Ed Wood Mr Fuller sponsor PHI SIG A ALPHA Left to rnght Jlm Marshall Tom Bowles Jane Veazey treasurer Rrchard Hoyer presldent Noel Harris vrce presrdent Judy Eaken Sarah Jones Carolyn Schaefer Peggy Spam Patsy Putt Second row Hugh McClellan, Robert Stehman, Carlton Compton, Jrmmy Vaughan, Mr Teague, sponsor, Davrd Habercom, John Farrer, Davud Baker, Dwrght Eddnns, John Sobotka, Brlly Burks, Richard Haffner, Tommy Guyton, Mnlton Yarbrough Not plctured Janet Landers, secretary Q e Q Q I fi O K 1 3 if- ., A , ' fflsqll W LLQT:-' R tg.. Francis, Bobby Solomon, Hulgh Ogle, DanlStanford, Tommy Husted. Second row: Wlesley If N is -uxgf ' 1 I J I 4 I Y jf 'D 5- C , Q - f 4 R C-' 5 Q - n C f F' ' 1 ' 1 . . ek r K .W - A . ,K X FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA S-' Left to right Betty Cudabac Nancy Dean Baby Anne Terry Angie Munn Martha Livings ton vice president Miss Parker Sponsor Judith Livingston secretarytreasurer Peggy Rogers Linda fLeeJ Wilson Barbara Harrison Barbara Ricks Second row Anne Robinson Doris Hughes Elaine Wood Margaret McDowra Patsy Harvey Joan Lawrence Frances Saint Susan Mitchell Shelby Morgan Jane Pruitt Mathilda Williams Kay Davis Nor pictured Helen Taylor president GFFICE HELP 'A c.. '? Left to right: Baby Ann Terry, Judy Eaken, Dwight Coffey, Judy Tuck, Peggy Spain, Mrs Cain, secretary to the principal. Second row: Liz Norris, Larry Durham, Elaine Avery Wesley Cain, Betty Burks, Hazel Hodgins. SOOPER SNOOPER SCIENCE CLUB OO I K Left to right Gene Ricks Robert McWhorter Kenneth Dannsguard treasurer Myra Brown secretary Sandra Tapp vice president Harvey Morris president Willard Wheeler Henry Sherard Marlin Coffey Mr Fowler sponsor Second row Wayne Terry Lewis Penson Gary Bishop Sammy Smith Thomas Long Peggy Williams Melissa Taylor Ray Rochelle David Bazzel Ray Oden Third row John Smith Hugh Edwards Kelly Derrick Tommy Cary John Herrin Whitney Baker James Honkala Jimmy Cole Tony Jones and Rodney Long ELICLIDEAN CLUB 'Q Left to right: Dale Lovett, Wayne Sharp, Harriet Haye, Betty Jean Hastings, Mrs. Oden, sponsor, Don Leathers, Ken Nelson, Gary Nix, Walter Leeman, John Davis. Second row: Willis Vest, Larry Whitman, Charles Vaughn, Jimmy Yarbrough, Billy Nelson, Wayne Lamon, Donald Frank Nelson. Third row: Martha Winton, Sylvia Chapman, Gail Gray, Larry Cope' land, Jeff Smith, Janice Montgomery, Billy Burne Burgess, Linda Lawrence, Eugene Darmer. Not pictured: Tommy Smith D.O. CLUB Left to rught Mrss Moore Geraldme Pugh Betty Steenson Lunda Muze Joe Sums Patsy Mnlam Lora Mae Asherbranner Barbara Reddnng June Sullavan Long Betty Jean Flack Margaret Russell Mr Brooks Second row Bobby Pace Jzmmy Allen J rry Hubbard Gene Wallace Bobby Stephenson George Nux Joel Montgomery Alteen Phnllnps Lucrecna Vnnson Dorthy Davrs June Pratt Lmda Roden Ann McCulloch Rhoma Dean Lee Thurd row Harold Garner Felix Bnrdwell Don Self Roger Pruce Bobby Clemons Jerry Meherg Bully Hargrove Eugene Reeves Davud Anderson Sherry Thomas Vrola Lenth Vice President JOE SIMS Secretary LINDA MIZE Treasurer BETTY STEENSON . Z . I . I I , . I . I , . . : , ' , S , . I . I I . I , ' . Z I ' . I I l I I I President ,,7,, , ,, ,, PAT MILAM JU IOR HO OR SQCIETY Left to right Miss McCall Dorcas Moore Betty Craig Marlon Meek George Hubbard Jeanette Giles Adrain Hembree Wanda Street Betty Joyce Wear Ann Edwards Hill Fergu son Ewell Gregg Janice Leeman Lewis Pinson Ed Wood Penny Pxnkson Judy Peebles Doris Wardlow Mike Smith Anita King Carol Wooten Kenneth Damsgard Waylon Free Second row Linda Linderman Martha Bone Wayne Terry Gary Bishop Elizabeth Drain Joy Posey Charlene Callaway Vina Haffner Milton Price Ann Rowe Eleanor Lawrence Betsy Burden Wilson Morgan Elizabeth Hill Mary Ann Riley Pat Lee Lynne Turney Katherine Lacey Janet Speegle Bechy Berry Johnny Long Third row Jackie Dossey Mark Habercrum Juliet Tunstlll Anne Francis Horace Crowe Charles Dinsmore David Milton Peek Wayne Blalock Buddy Morris Milford French David Bazzel John Herrin Watson Joe Jones President HILL FERGUSON Vice President ANN EDWARDS Secretary JANICE LEEMAN Treasurer EWELL GREGG . : . I I . I . I I . I . 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I .l Dennis Holt, James Johnson, John Smith, Roy Griffin, James Walker, Lee Damskee, Linda TRI HI Y iq 'P Left to nght Peggy Scott Syble Shelton Mary Frances Garnett Barbara Nance Betty Burks Jeanne Srvley Sara Scott Susue Halbrooks Luz Norrus Alsce Jones Carolyn Schaefer Dons Hughes Second row Jo Anne Elllot Rebecca Quattlebaum Judy Tuck Sarah Jones Judy Eaken Dot Scott Sydney Garnett Nancy Johnson Elaune Wood Barbara Napps Kathleen Helton Peggy Guttln Thurd row Carol Stone Ebble Emens Gwen Dlllard Sylvua Hough Judlth Docthlt Noel Harrns Ceuelua Smlth Mrs Hayes Fourth row Elaine Avery Mary Jo Trotman Jackle Klehl Janet Devine Pam Whltt Alrna Suggs Ernlly Stanford June Pratt Sarah Sherard Anne Roblnson Presldenr JEANNE SIVLEY Vlce President SARA SCOTT Secretary Treasurer SUSIE HALBROOKS Sponsor MRS HAYES 5 2 Q y 1 - I I I I rw ig 3 . , I 1 ' .L 5. .. : I 2: I l -. 'I ' I I 3 'I 'i . , Z ' 1 I T ' I I A I ' 1 I - QL' ' - - -I I - g 5 wx A fin 4 A V K 'A 4 1 'qw . 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V V 1' ' X A- N 1 ' I9 U S' ' 1 f l P HI Left to nght Anne Robnnson Sarah Sherrard Jsm Marshall Carolyn Schaefer Dwughf Eddlns Betsy Mules Hazel Hodglns Duana Davldson Mass Ench Second row Carl'on Comp Ton Don Ashford Jlmrny Varghn Gary Nnchols Tommy White Bert Plppen Mnllon Yar brough Rlchard Workman Rnchard Haffner Noel Harrls Susan Pepper Henry Knolo'oclc Th rd row Jm Francus Bruce Spencer Mervyn Michael Hugh McClellan Blll Boswell Jrnrny ling John Sobofka Rlcnard Hoyer Kenneth Alexandra Bully Hartselle Presfdenr DWIGHT EDDINS Vlce Presldenf JIM MARSHALL Secretary Treasurer CAROLYN SCHAEFER Sponsor MISS EICH GLEE CLUB QQ M as -t. ,oolyir w' f 40 ,Q-. at IWW 17 Lett to rxght Frances Smlth Pat Kennedy Dotty Wood Lynn Flsher Vlrgtnla Ann Turner Bonnle Rlchardson Bobble Mae Banks Jean Barrett Emlly Stanford Shlrley Sults Se ond row Patsy Kennedy Patsy Austln Frankle Speegle Sandra Call Becky Nelsor' lanet Landers Beverly Compton Sue Jean Elklns Sara Scott Sarah Jones Thtrd row Ann Dean Sue Carroll Susan Fuller Kay Dayls Judy l-lemtnghaus Barbara Napps Carolyn Robertson Martha Smlth Allce Wtlltams Fourth row Martha lVlcClendon Noel l-larrls Joan Lawrence Allen Hlgglnbotham Peggy Gutttn Peggy Scott Judy Flack Oltvta McNeese Gaul McDonald Fifth row Jtm Crow Goodwln Rose Mllce McCoy Freddle Templeton Randy Bryant Bully Burks John Key Wlllls Hudson Jerry Saylor Jerry Poole Mr Schwuchow DECATUR HIG DIRECTOR: Mr. Carl Schwuchow. FLUTES: Wilda Eddins, Ginger Ward, Daphna Quinn, John Nicely, Mark Haber- com, Kenneth Damsqard, Gretchen Craig, Terry Nicholson. DRUMS: Janet Devine, Gerald Carnell, Sandra Schwuchow, Marlin Coffey, Jimmy Pruett. OBOE: Bobby Schwuchow. BASSOON: Sue Carrell. ALTO CLARINET: Tom Bowles. TIMPANI: Bill Boswell. BASS CLARINET: Scott Johnson, Robert Whitehead. CONTRA BASS CLARINET: Jerry Poole. BASS HORN: Jim Marshall, Bobby Delmore, Jimmy Crow, Jimmy Appleton, Johnny Jones. FRENCH HORNS: Gary Nichols, David Habercom, Robert Stehman, John Sabotka, Kay Davis, Bev Clemmons, Aaron de Graffenreid. CORNETS: Phyllis Warren, Ronnie Smith, Don Church, Gene Yarbrough, Roy Griffin, John Smith, Joe Stinson, Peggy Heflin, Edwin Wyle, Harry Smith, Randy Troup, Johnny Long, Bryant Mitchell, Wilson Morgan, Henry Sherard, Freddy Parker. SCHOOL BA D TROMBONES: Dwight Eddins, Howell Glenn, John Pugh, Tommy Lyons, Sammy Timberlake, Jimmy Baker. CLARINETS: Tommy White, John Farrer, Corene Williams, Barbara Napps, Sammy Stone, Patsy Harvey, Jane Pruett, Barbara Nance, Peggy Guftin, Pat Sanders, Barbara Ricks, Tommy Guyton, Myra Johnson, Judy Parker, Beverly Compton, Patsy Pitt, Linda Clark, Wayne Terry, Anne Francis, James Elliott, Shirley Temple- ton, Barbara Craig, Elizabeth Reece, Billy Watson, Mary Ann Stiles, Judy Kelley, Janet Speegle, Wanda Higdon, Linda Watson, Nita King, Judy Peebles, Nancy Conner, Sydney Garnett, Delores Eddins. BARITONE: Carl Still, Douglas Nabors, Joe Jones, Jimmy Carlisle. BASS TROMBONE: Carlton Compton. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Jimmy Vaughn. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Sara Royer, Malcolm Edwards, Joan Barrett, Marvin Julich, Almon Misher, Nancy Blackwell. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Babye Anne Terry, Chris Thompson. TLIDENT COUNCIL GFFICERS Sli fs 63 MLA 'S- Egi- 1 Left to right Syble Shelton Jam Kung Mary Francns Garnett Second row Jam Francus Mr Fuller OFFICERS JIM FRANCIS MARY FRANCIS GARNETT Vice SYBLE SHELTON JIM KING MR FULLER President President Treasurer Secretary Sponsor QQ ' ' 1 L I fi' . Q I ' 6,5 I nA If I r- i Q 5 M. F' -C L 'T' , 1 13' ji- i 1 51-1 '- l ' f I f I A , TUDENT CCLINCIL Left to nght Adnan Hambree Mary Vlrgxnna Hughes Ruth Sanderson Trudy Coggin Jean Thompson Judy Peebles Joan Odom Gloria McKean Patsy Tucker Carol Landers Second row Gretchen Craig Eleanor Lawrence Emily McClary Judy Hemmnghaus Jo Ann Elllot Dot Scott Peggy Scott Jean Barrett Noel Harris Thurd row Hugh Ogle Bobby Solomon Mervxn Micheal Ben Chenault Howard Holland Bobby Thomas Jerry Saylor Fourth row Gary Nichols Bull Boswell Chrns Poole Wayne Blalock Ed Cornell Jerry Ledbetter Buddy French Scott Johnson Bully Bules Freddy Parker Jimmy Mvner Joe Drake MAJORETTE AL Carnhers Bobble May Banks Not puctured Nancy Johnson Left to right: Drum Maior-Gary Nichols, Suzanne Filler, Janet Landers, Pam Whitt, Linda CREATIVE QQ RT 1 'NJ Left to nght Dons Hughes Carlene Grbson Joyce Rnddle Second row Mary Aluce Wllllam Peggy Spam Mlss Garrett Shlrley Lonas x'-I TRAMPOLI E UB Furs! row Coach Smnth Fre due Templeton Joe Aldridge Chns Wag ner Second row Bull Dawln Brolher Lynn Howell Holland James Free- man Douglas Knoblock Johnny Farriel. U 150151.44-f' - LUB 5 H1627 'F ' 4. ,-. ual. i ya, gay mm f ggggsuc f1'.znw1'1v ir1DeuIz.:M-. lf il ' - 3'1 p:m.'.'.au':-v- ff wal!! cm! IU gflill- 3 U Xfillli' is -.. L Lett to right: Hoody Richards, Jack Crow, Tommy Teel, Jack Anglea, Bobby Solomon, .lim Ryan, Tommy Patterson, Tommy Wright, Eddie Tiller. Second row: Guin Holland, Don Chandler, Morris Gusche, Liz Norris, Judy Tuck, Jerry Saylor, Larry Yarbrough. Third row: John Randolph, Ralph Hartselle, Milton Yarbrough, Bayne Yarbrough, Richard Haffner, Jimmy King. Fourth row1 Tommy Husted, Billy Wells, Joe Aldridge, Norman Harris, Jim Francis, Fred Boseck, Ed Trowbridge. CO'CAPTAlNS Q--n. XJ xg. -...s Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur BOBBY SOLOMON AND GUlN HOLLAND l956 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Athens Tuscaloosa Gadsden Butler Sheffield Cullman Huntsville Coffee Tuscumbla 30 Moulton COACHES :ui ISBELI. Left To right End Coach H L OGLE H O' C I1 ea oac Athletic: Director FULLER Lrne Coach MANAGERS JIM KING AND JIM FRANCIS 'QQ '04 fo JIM RYAN Senior-Center RALPH TURNER Senior-Tackle JOHN THORNBROUGH Senior-Guard LARRY YARBROUGH Senior-Back GUINN HOLLAND Senior-Back BOBBY SOLOVLON Senior-End 'iw Yiv h? - 'Is 'Inn-1 - lr 5-nr A-'f I-' 1 A -A1 'I ul, -fe? ' ui A ff' 'ff ' .w - FF? it Ay. . .71 I . . .-1. K ,rg grae' l. 3' 6 -ff - ' I- 'Y' 'ff fl -'S 3 E'f f' 'Iii .gffx-'VZ .i 5494 - w -f 1,-, -54 ,,.l . .,y,4. ,,q,' .u 1,,. I ,El 1 .. 1' ' V film-if cb' do h ff w : .QV , 5 - I, , w s,-. --R: lk - , A , , , PKK ur FRED WARE BOSECK Senior--Back JERRY SAYLOR Senior-Back JOHN RANDOLPH Senior-Center JOE ALDRIDGE Semior-Center HAYNE YARBROUGH Senior-Center JOHN TRAVIS Senior-End A 3 W-ejma-, .',,. ,.'- fi. . ' v' .,-1,3 in nk-W sn' mv ihl - .- -1.4 ,K-UJ,5nx g., A ,t - 1, -I , . 'Q' ,-.,f 1 , 4 3,X,L1'N11- fr X .wa-5 -3. Y , ' 'gl' 1'B'.'Qn,,, Ka' . : K--7 ,,. gr : fir . 1 , my W 'af I -4- . ' . 4 N RHEA GREENWELL Junior-End ED TROWBRIDGE SeniorAEnd NORMAN HARRIS Sophomore-Guard BOB MILLER Sophomore-Guard RICHARD HAFFNER Senior-Back TOMMY HUSTED Senior- Back 3 ' . . l ':.. . X M-L f Y J- 'ix . -, 1 A V. : ' .W g 12.2 . 2 'T - - if 'ig-42 , ' N' 1-'31 ' 5, 1 K g Qsffq, -L A 'lg' 'gl vel C., x ,g .i ,Sid- ,,, 1 .I :va - ,fa -' - 1. ,,,b'.-51 X1 ,, . , ' -,A -J. X - c 4, . 5 - -, - -5' ' N ' , 1 2 4 ,, -.R -,',,.. ' ,' I P , 3 . .' 1 l I z QF. is th K V- ,lay a11Lst.i-ii-:K ,F . v ' ' v-.. bt, x f- ' 'min-QL :.. -'-2 A '?i'.55?g 61 ,ap sd tt azafix... -13-F TOMMY PATTERSON Junior'-Guard LYNN HANEY Junior-Guard JACK CROVVE Junior-Back HUGH OGLE Sophomore--Back MILTON YARBROUGH Junior-Tackle DAN STANFORD Junior-End gf IL, ,, 1 ,- 1, ' -4 ' 753 e ' ' 'E f Ii w ' -13? RAY PRAYTOR JuniorfBack HOODY RICHARDS Junior-Back BOB THOMAS Sophomore-Tackle JIMMY BARRETT Junior-Tackle EDDIE TILLER Sophomore-Back MICKEY KINGSMORE Junior-Guard X L 0 F' 4 if in DON CHANDLER Junior- End TOMMY WRIGHT Jumor Taclde CHARLES BHQDSONG Sophomore End 'Q 2 .M - , - , AS g , If -- 5 ,,, in .5 .',.,j,x . . A,-fY:3', :Q3l4,'j',4 - - - TXNA' SPONSORS Left to righh Jim King, Diana Davidsong Norman Harris, Lisabevh Norrisg Bruce Spencer, Becki Pinksvon. PM Q9 dl Q -3 F! f r 1,f. fS f if Ai. Y. 5 A. 9 'x . f A 'Q n SQ: I . J' nv' JL I Koa ,v , 1, Y 1 ,fvlv 'fs -.4--, un- , X sis. -' - ,, '. ,. . 1 9'- f.f JF .-7-H. ' . fs'f,, 1 ' ,xafff . 4. . .V Q., . .. ',.f,m, iff-P g , r . A avg. . 0 11255 -Q .YH W it 491 A FGOTBALL TEAM wpyuv, .K Flrsr row left To nght Jam Kung manager Jerry Saylor Fred Boseck Jack Crowe Hoody Rlchards Ray Praytor Larry Yarbrough John Trayus Tommy Patterson Lynn Haney Mvlfon Yarbrough Jlm Francus Manager Second row Jlm Ryan Gunn Holland Jlmrny Barrett Norman l-larrus Johnny Thornbrough Richard Haffner Bobby Muller John Randolph Bayne Yarbrough Joe Aldrrdge Thsrd row Aubrey Fuller Tornrny l-lusted Don Chandler Bobby Solomon Bob Thomas Hugh Ogle Tommy Wrxghr Ralph Turner Rhea Greenwell Dan Stanford Mrckey Knngsmore Ed Trowbrdge Charles Blrdsong Ed Tnller H L Ogle la el B FOOTB LL TEAM 58'-' .X iii' SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM -nf! ,iff Left To right Coach Bull Isbell Clarence Allred Thomas Hull Tommy Husted Jack Crowe Hoody Rxchards Back row left to rnghf Bobby Solomon Rhea Greehwell Tommy Wright Eddue Trowbrldge Hugh Ogle Dah Stanford Ben Chenault gf , ' A v e N l . ,,.:,., 1 ' X :V ,Q vu Q l l .K ' l . 5 X X A in , l J I , If l' 1 A 'nr -l . vi 1 .lg g 1 ,ri A TC 'AXXY HUSTED FS'-.x .vii X JACK CROWE Guard ED TROWBRIDGE Center BOBBY SOLOMON Center HUGH OGLE For.-ward . F' . 0 , , Q 2 ' W I X ,-A .IL JLINICR BASKETBALL TEAM 49-25 '13 1 2F 2 f qmnii '22 Qt Woody Wheeler Bully Bwles Mac Wise Jerry Ledbeffer Joe T Jones Horace C ove Wayne Baugner Mnlton Pnce Coach Cnarlne Smith Second row Buddy French Bob Monfgornery Hull Ferguson Davld Peak Vondal Lindsey Harvey Morris Davzd lr gram Larry Don H 'T tu nf- 1'1- -L JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS 1-, x .w ve'r to rrghr Sandra Tapp Repeat Darrner Beny f'o'Ier T r P H Jh rt '4 'P ,f Townsend lar M whim' . A 21 - ze r 29 Sr T L I Cx -lx I X Q -' t F. . f 1 Q ' 1 If l f ' Y . ' L,-H f A ' I. -A Fm row: , ' ' , ' , , . , Ty ., . ' l.. E I I I I 'N P T , Q. x H H Q, A Q- Y A ? . 1' 4l u ax ' LA l 5 Q . r ft 3 ri. 5 n E ' -A w . me . A A R 1 ,Q----. - . .g- .-.... ,f- ' .al-v, I --A44 M-I A ' . . V .1 - ,. 16 :'E' 'C , I - 4 : , - , ,, ,5,, 01: fr I f U . Nor 5 t'-'e.,: or e'r ' . . E IOR CHEERLEADERS nlI '? 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I ' h ' . n g . llc- .HSI 1 C -? 0 Z' i mx ff -3 Members of the School Board Faculty Parents and fruends So luttle done so much to do Cecil John Rhodes famous last words express our feelnngs as the time approaches for us to look ahead Yet we pause here tonrght to reflect upon those Influences whuch have been most benefrcual to us We the class of 1957 wel come each of you here tonnght We unvute you to share our Ioy In reachung this goal Thrs commencement marks the beglnnnng of a new and greater adventure the begnnnung of our adult lnfe lt as a victory for each Alexander Pope sard Tus educatuon forms the common mund lust as the twug as bent the tree s rnclrned If we are to fulfull the hopes of our parents teachers and fruends we must keep our de srres and wants hrgh and noble Unlnmuted possnbulltues stretch out ln the years before us As po tentual leaders we hold the world s future IH our hands It rs wnthrn our power to make It an even better place rn which to luve Now and throughout our future lnves we wnll try to express and show our gratntude for the help guudance and love you have given us Although few of us wall achleve greatness each of us wull try to full hrs or her place In such a way as to bnng pride and credlt to ou We would luke to thank you for makung our lnves and school years happy and profutable ones and for helpsng to prepare us to make our place In the world CAROLYN SCHAEFER Salutatorran Class Nught 1957 nllll tl ll SQ ' lt '4 , ' O ' -+-. . 3' . QJ ' 1 I CD I f l l 0- ' I ' . . O l . C . N V l . Q N ,O - . . . . Q, l N C3 ' . 2 3 - N an . O - V X l D N N tg - L . , ' 5- I l ' ' l I NUT ' l ' ' l . N Q, . ' . . . . N 3 1 N , N N O. ' . . O N . - C ' I -1 N . . n l O l l 3 . . Q . C 2. - -- .LI l N 4 ll '. tx' uf l IW l Ill' s, lldlu TRACK A 6144 ,iw SPRINTERS Left Yo rrghf Hugh Ogle Wrllrs Hudson Fred Boseck Rhea Greenwell Ray Praytor and Bobby Solomon ,sf rs hm, K ux 1' u 4. . ff be, .95 41' RUNNERS AND RELAY MEN Left to rrght Hooty Rnchards George Couthnt Davrd Cockrell Bully Hartselle Charles Henson Lynn Haygood Eddre Trller 'Q Q-L. DISTANCE RUNNERS Left to right Morrrs Guschke, Larry Durham, Bobby Hull, Truman Sandlm, and Don Chandler .J :ar -to CQ we HIGH JUMP AND POLE VAULT Left to right Hooty Richards Tommy Husted Rhea Green well Jerry Saylor Hugh Ogle 40194 H34-v 1 QC bibs.. . HEAVY MEN SHOT PUT DISCUS Left To right John Key Tornrny Wright Jim Ryan Howell Holland Milton Yarbrough Don Chandler Willis Hudson Jimmy Blythe BASEBALL 'Ti r -fs in? I BASEBALL-First row left to right: George Wells Hooty Richards Bob Miller Wayne Blalock Buddy French Harvey Morris David Peek Milton Price Second row Larr Durham . : y Willard Peebles Ben Chenault Tommy Teel, Billy Wells, Guy French, Donald Green, Jack Crowe, Ed Wood, Hill Ferguson. KX DRAMA7 THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP The ftrst theatncal productton of the year came an December when the Sensor Class presented The Great Bug Doorstep a comedy concerntng a large confused Calun famtly on the Mlsstsstppt Delta Under the dtrectton of Mrs Wooten t starred Dwrght Eddlns Rebecca Quattlebaum Tommy Whtte Patsy Putt Mary Jo Trotman Lulu Caddell Bruce Spencer Lenda Russell Janet Landers Jeanne Stvely and Jerry Ange Th credtt for the most unuque scenery ever wrtnessed at Decatur Hugh goes to capable Jor'athan Orr Tom Bowles Hugh McClellan and Bobby Terry Our play was really the greatest DRUMS OF DEATH The Junior Class had qulte a hut un nts eerue weird Drums of Death The actuon took place rn a large spooky old mansuon and the auduen e felt as uf rt were a part of the story You all should have seen that hideous buffalo head over the front door Maktng up the cast were Mary Frances Garnett Syble Shelton Vrrgunna Ann Turner Judv Kulberg Betty Earl Bruscoe Sara Ruth Royer Howell Glenn Jerry Meherg John McCord Mlcky Bradford BROTHER GDOSE Next came the Sophomore productron Brother Goose featunng Russell Lynne lperfect for has partJ Frances Boseck Judy Sanderson Peggy Scott CeCella Smith Davud Habercom Dotty Wood Peggy Guffln Mrs Brown and Mrs Hansen dld a wonderful 'ob gurdrng the actors and Mrs Long was a grand help to the stage hands helping them plan and bulld the scenery SEVENTEEN IS AWFLILLY YOUNG Last but certatnly one of the cutest and most professlonal was tne Freshman play Seventeen Is Awfully Young wuth the names Mary Lou Wooten Brenda Smtth Jerry Ledbetter Penny Hughes Mary Ann Rnley Wayne Terry Jacky Dossey Mary Wann Terry Mark Habercom and Gary Blshop on the bnllboard All the Freshmen were grateful to Mtss Hale and Mrs Cranford for sponsorrng theur furst hugh school play Q R 3 9 1 11 - 11 - 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 I . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 . . . ' 1 1 1 11 11 K Q 9 3 . . . . . . . ,, ,, . , . . . . r . , 1 1 V - 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Q' 7 7 - 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . , . . . , 1 1 11 I 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' JU IOR SENICR BA QUET J' As Senrors we were graclously entertanned by the Junuors wuth a fabulous banquet followed by dancung nn the gym of our alma mater The decoratnons could only be consndered breathtaknng wnth the Orlental theme carrued out all Through the evenlng both nn the decoratnons and the entertainment We entered the garden hardly recognizable as our gym over a pncturesque luttle brudge Tremendous Japanese lanterns suspended from the ceulung furnished a lovely colored glow to the entnre scene After the welcomnng address by Junnor Presudent Lynn Haney and the response by Dwlght Coffey Presldent of the Senior Class came the delightful floor show featuring Wesley Cam John Sabotka and Bobby Cann who all helped complete the malestlc tdea of the Oraent The orchestra furnushed enchantlng musuc and as you can see from the plcture above everyone had a BLASTH if Salufaforran MISS CAROLYN SCHAEFER Valedfcforlan OUTSTANDING Most Outstanding Semor an D A R Essay Wmner MISS NOEL HARRIS 'f SENICRS Good Citizenship Girl an Rotary Honor Scholarship Winner MISS LISABETH NORRIS Most Oufsfanding Senior Citizen RICHARD HOYER asf wg A d 3 . .E ,, W - , 3 1 gi LUCKY US! fs - v, n I 3 I Noel Hams and Thomae Whaf lndustry Means ro Alabama essay wwrmers Rnchard Hoyer McCufcher1 wnh Mr Roberw N sp: i -5- ID-. 4 a CFB Mer? DA 'D BAKER we er of the Decatur Hugh e Weifng a ef O' a Neva' ROTC four y bckoiarsbp em P 'af' 'W O P' ref, r' varcu fwelds rims year Her sclence ef' ana ' '1 VZEQ c.1dm beveral fvrsr lace medals ar vhe Q F3 f' A e fe a '1eA1aba a ee mg cf h Jumor Acadevy ofSc1ence .I L . : J , '7' fg ' I . gh 1 . 1, E I Qi. 4 I D X . 1 x Q x , K f , S V if f' ' 'C Nl Me' 3: e N ' - - V , H e':Q se-:: d :: ace w Me' fu Ala- sfze for the mcsf cwsramd ng math studem -3 3:3735 C . 5:1 :5 ' A - A ed .-.erm ' , . . . ear :--,',' HS, ,Q Ma ' Ne' '.-If 1, ' I ' V S 7' ' . ' 3'-CE '3 :a -.. . f a. 4 sf -. 'F V ' ' 1 , 'e-: - sc '--?a'a : ' f- 01 .fe ' e ' . WINNERS AT D H ref ,oi Q BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVES GlRLS STATE REPRESENTATWE Lynn Haney Milton Yarbrough Syble Shelton ,-Q 'Q' ldlhjll T' D A R Good Citizenship Medal Winners Eighth Grade Honor Point Medal Winners Hill Ferguson Ann Rowe John Nicely Jance Bass fl if -1:-7 Seventh Grade Honor Point Medal Winners Jerry Taylor Gretchen Craig Other High Honor Point Winners: Tenth Grade, Larry Durham and CeCelia Smithg Eleventh Grade, Jim Marshall, Syble Shelton, and Mary Frances Garnett, Twelfth Grade, Jim Francis, and Noel Harris, THE SENIOR S 5 2. uf ri N ' A f? Y I ,' 4. 5 'img-.. W lf, ' .5 R f-f'kiY'A,,' ,N k ,x wx .1 X B ,. L K 0 X Z is ? i ' ' 1 X f .. J 5: we -ff- uw? 1 P9 SWG 0 Q00 W E4 KERI XX FAB uLous REvlEWsu RAMBLES OF 57 GREPJX wo PU l z 110038 BEST W EW f f . . S' n Q 4 - f V r H ' , . l 1 LQ -wa P ,fx rf '52 ,A delightful but dious 16 get the We can never for trp Our wonderful Washington Benny's, the t 8 bo FYI CO he T V, ma, the Statler dance tloo F6 F18 Ci tours, e, the rid train things Our class was closer and oh!-so many other kindness of the chaperones, ch fun? SU her class ever had t er had been. Has any o GV it an en th th OUR SIX YEAR GGAL Our four We couldnt wan' ? 3 Sunday morning at the Franciscan Monastery Washington-the city of steps 'xg Was it ever cold at Annapolis! Memories are made of this! THE SENIOR C YJ ' DC I 5 -c Ska First row: Barbara Anderson, Barbara Ball, Betty Beavers, Kay Davis, Mary Chapman, Betty Cudabac, Nancy Dean, Diana Davidson, Second row. Methilda Willims, Barbara Harrison, Barbara Ricks, Martha Davis, Betty Cramer, Gwen Dillard. Third row: Jimmy Allen, Joe Aldridge, Kenneth Alexander, Kathy Helton. Nancy Holmes, Carlisle Berry, Derrell Butler, Dwight Coffey. Fourth row: Tom Bowles, McCoy Bogle, Bill Boswell, Jerry Ange, David Baker, Jackie Cowart. l I v I 'nl 2' H fr- First row: June Sullivan, Linda Lee Wilson, Angie Munn, Peggy Taft, Sara Scott, Carolyn Schaefer, Sarah Frances Sherard, Mary Jo Trotman. Second row: Donna Pannell, Anne Robinson, Phyllis Warren, Rebecca Quattlebaum, Peggy Spain, Judy Eaken, Alice Jones, Sarah Jones. Third row: Bobby Jones, Q' 'mei . X , First row: Annie Dietz, Margaret Russell, Betty Flake, Peggy Snoddy, Barbara Creel, Peggy Rodgers, Linda Mize, Margaret Johnson. Second row: Phyllis Howard, Jane Pruitt, Marie Hardiman, Lynda Roden Kenda Russell, Delories Brady, Margaret McDowra Patsy Harvey. Third row: Billy Martin Bert Pi en r r , , PP Jerry King, Richard Haffner, Drew Grizzard, Dwight Eddins, Richard Hoyer, Gary Nichols. Fourth row- 'J '.3'.schke, B. Terry, R. Keenum, M, Michael, M. LeCroy, J. Orr, R. Dillashaw. U SS OF l957 UA' ' T P g -'Fl 1:- zv , +- .. il V' N 1 Tl' l ,. i , 1 First row: Jane Veazey, Patsy Pitt, Elaine Wood, Ann Parker, Mary Alice Williams, Betty June Ledbetter, Nancy Johnson, Patsy Kelley. Second row: Helen Taylor, Geraldine Pugh, Betty Steenson, Susie Halbrooks, Martha Livingston, Judith Livingston, Becki Pinkston. Third row: Rod Richardson, David Sims, Bayne Harbrough, Bobby Solomon, Bennett McRae, Tommy Husted, Jim Francis, .W 9 . -.- 'rx .- Jerry Poole, John Travis, Earle Self, Roger Truitt, Henry Knoblock, Jerry Hubbard, Joe Sirns. Fourth row: Bobby Pace, Alben Gresham, Tommy Teel, Johnny Goode, Eddie Trowbridge, Delmer Morgan, Bruce Spencer, George Nix. xx A' La 5 ' v f First row: Liz Norris, Carol Stone, Noel Harris, Sherry Thomas, Jeanne Sivley, Carolyn Kracke. Second row: Judith Douthit, Paula Robinson, Judy Tuck, Janet Landers, Susan Pepper, Roma D. lee. Third row: Gene Wallace, Guin Holland, Jim Ryan, Tommy Willoughby, Billy Wells, Ed Anderson. Fourth row: Robert Whitehead, Jerry Shumake, Tommy White, Jerry Saylor, Hugh McClellan, Jackie Smith. 1 xiii- '1- -- l ii... ii' I- Fellow graduates parents teachers and fruends Now wc graduate Its alunost unbeluevable that we have come thus far that our wonderful hugh school years are over Yes strange and a luttle sad that all our fun can never be recaptured But now we must begun to thunk of thungs other than fun and good tumes and prepare ourselves to meet our cnallenge of graduatuon An edutorsal un one of the recent magazunes contauned these statements Our natuon has lost uts wav because you and I have fauled to fulfull our sacred dutues as trustees and custoduans of a great Chrustuan herutage Now ut us tume to remake ourselves spurutually morally and physucally Democracys hope for survuval rests squarely on uts abuluty to mauntaun and uncrease our strength un all areas That makes us thunk doesnt ut7 We realuze as young adults that ut fs our responsubuluty to uphold thus herutage and to make our natuon flourush .lust what does lue ahead un fulfullung thus responsubuluty9 Let us restore our fauth un our republuc and our way of lufe by examunung the pruncuples unvolved If we want to contunue thus way of lufe then we must contunue the pruncuples upon whuch ut was buult That underlyung pruncuple us fauth un God unduvudual responsubuluty and an economuc system based upon pruvate ownershup of property Thus us the bulwark of our freedom and all enemues of democracy durect theur most concentrated efforts agaunst ut Communal luvung un one form or another has been trued un every country at dufferent tumes Always there has been faulure We all know that the Jamestown colony trued thus brand of communusm by puttung all goods un the common storehouse Furst dussensuon and dussatusfactuon resulted then open rebelluon broke out because as always the less undustruous began to shurk theur dutues and rely upon the undus truous lt was not untul each famuly became owner of a small puece of property that prosperuty became a realuty Out of thus grew our free enterpruse profut system and emphasus on personal unutuatuve that has made Ameruca the country wuth the hughest standard of luvung un the world Profut us deruved from the Latun word profectus meanung advancement It us the hope of profut that spurs men to thunk plan and work Profuts are the steppung stones to Amerucan prosperuty and progress Thus we see that the profut motuve us the very lufe and foundatuon of our Amerucan way of lufe and that government ownershup us contrary to thus pruncuple Euther we must have a pruvate enterpruse system or a government controlled system The combunatuon mught last for a short tume but not for long Ultumately ut wull be one or the other We cannot preserve our freedom polutucally uf we weaken ut economucally The outstandung Brutush Edutor Sur Wulluam Haley has sand of Ameruca lt us easy to be superuor about Amerucan brashness and nauvete to be scornful of materual progress as a purpose to pucture a whole contunent slowly beung molded to the udeals of Hollywood These thungs are only the surface froth that gets whupped about by the wands of publucuty Underneath there rs the great sea of an Amerucan natuon as sumple un uts aspuratuons as tradutuonal un uts vurtues as conscuous of uts hugh destuny as any there has ever been un the old world Here us a people rather baffled but a people resolved to know a people faced as ut seems to them wuth a whole globe needung to be set to rughts but determuned wuth or wuthout ut to get thungs done Of all natuons tts hustory has a hugher proportuon of greatness than of baseness of all peoples uts mOtuves are the least suspect Its errors have been and are many Its unstmcts have been and are magnufucently rught We see the small debuts from day to day Le us look rather at the huge credut through the years Amudst all the dangers that beset us we can be thankful that ut us to thus dynamuc humorous umpatuent umpulsuve generous people there has passed the Ieadershup of the world Thats what others thunk of us We have gauned our freedom and our rught to Ieadershup the hard way Then let us pledge ourselves to be trustworthy cutuzens and determune the outcome for freedom by a trust un God and a dependence upon hus goodness a fierce prude un our country and a protectuon of the democratuc system upon whuch ut was founded Yes fruends, ut us thus huge credut that we must phold Thvs us our challenge of graduatuon NOEL HARRIS Valeductoruan, 57 ? - -.-.- .i 2- -S L' I i ai 1- 'Fi ll EEE :tg ml 5 . 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