Ensley High School - Jacket Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)
- Class of 1962
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Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1962 volume:
“
Seasons Roll .
and with each day come the knowledge and dreams which will guide our lives in the future years. Every season, every time issues its own particular emotions, activities, characteristics. We grow as we learn. Memories of these seasons are etched on our hearts to bring in years to come warm surges of emotions as we think of the years gone by. In an effort to capture the moods of these seasons, the Senior Class . . .Presents
the Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-two
JA CKET
ENSLEY HIGH SCHOOL Birmingham, A labama
Editor: Grace Pritchett Business Manager: Nick SantoroThe Ebb and
LifeatEnsley. . . a carousel of varied moods. The times of joy. . . hope. . . excitement. . . anxiety. The companionship, the solitude, the spirit. The ups and downs of the revolving seasons. September issues forththe friendly hi’s and gay hello’s of students as they fill the halls to overflowing. Busy teachers with too much to do and too little time. . . the strained expressions on registration day. Jubilant shouts when schedules work. . . frowns and almost tears when classes and teachers are all wrong. The tired boys drag home from the park after a hard workout by the coaches. New freshmen buy ’’elevator tickets to the fourth floor.” New subjects, new classmates, new teachers. . . and old friendships burning with a stronger, brighter flame. The first wisps of fall’s chilling breezes and drenching rains bring forth bright shades of oranges, greens, and browns to lighten the dull halls. Cheering crowds lead the Jackets to vie-low of changing moods
tory in three consecutive games ... not even ebbing at a 6-0 defeat by the powerful Tigers. At last the supposedly indestructible "Woodlawn Jinx" is broken and a funeral held to commemorate the remains.
September fades into October with whirling, twirling dancing of multi-colored leaves. As November nears, skirts and sweaters appear and the anxious anticipation of the long awaited hayride with that Special someone. Goblins and ghosts of the younger set only distantly affect our routine but still call forth long forgotten memories. The tension mounts with each passing day as the Thanksgiving Holiday and that most important game creep near ... the turkey, the pie, the gaiety, the laughter, and plenty of Alka-Seltzers for the morning after. Old Jack Frost is here to stay . . . bulky coats leave little room for books in all ready overcrowded lockers . . . boys with new sweaters begin to hold their own in the parade of fashion . . . Christmas shopping for that one and only poses problems and excitement . . . parties, parties, parties . . . the two weeks pass with a-mazing swiftness. New Year’s resolutions are made only to be broken in the next moment. Students reluctantly re-enter the halls of Ensley to prepare for the semester exams.
The new semester is much like the old, except basketball takes the spotlight . . . the speech department rehearses the spring play . . . the band concentrates on concerts and shows instead of marching and precision drills. Students remember last year’s "Big Freeze" and wish for another as a diversion from the tedious routine of everyday school work . . . Plans to complete. Dreams to fulfill. Hope mingles with frustration, chaos, : despair, restlessness. And the pulse beat of activity moves steadily.
Spring . . . unbelievably sudden. The sun- j drenched school-yard beckons . . . windows are ij thrown open . . . spirits escape. There is so little L time ... so many things to do. Loyalties stand L divided . . . What to choose? Quick backward I glances to patterns that were but are no more . . . J1 long, measured glances to patterns that lie ahead, p Then June. Terminus. Seniors say their last [' good-byes . . . underclassmen move forward . . . joy and sadness blur together. The last of the multishifting scenes falls into place. Patterns have blended, shifted, changed . . . but are not lost. They are captured forever in our hearts and minds.the joy ... the excitement. . .
JOY: happiness that bubbles over ... the coveted invitation to pledge a club . . . the breath-held moment at Honor Society assembly, then the tap on the shoulder ... a day when warm winds bring summer thoughts ... the thrill of a job well done . . . lighthearted freedom of a Friday afternoon. . .
GAIETY: joy that is voiced in a happy exchange of insults and wise-cracks . . . lunch time jokes and carefree laughter . . . parties . . . that enchanted moment of a dance. . .
EXCITEMENT: the suspenseful silence before a successful field goal against Ramsey on homecoming night . . . a cheering response as the team charges onto the field . . . day-bright floodlights . . .the worn turf . . . the smell of victory. . .endless waiting for a holiday . . . opening of a fall play . . . backstage jitters, stagefright, then the thrill of audience response ... the tense expectancy of elections . . .the gaiety . . . the anxiety . . . the hope
ANXIETY: atied up score ... "Come on, Jackets!” . . . exams to pass . . . physics that won't work . . . apprehensions ... the dreadful momen t before report cards . . . the half-fearful, half-hopeful waiting for scholarship announcements . . . themes that refuse to come . . .deadline time . . .
HOPE: dreams to be fulfilled . . . nominations . . . "Will it be me?" . . . papers returned . . . "Did I pass?" . . . trips to other schools . . . "Maybe I'll be next." ... the anticipation of sophomores who will be juniors . . . the juniors who will be seniors ... the freshmen who will have "rats" below them . . . and for the seniors, fulfillment of dreams . . . attainment . . .the companionship . . . the solitude . . .
COMPANIONSHIP: the crowd . . . the exuberant feeling of belonging ... a walk between classes . . . a good-natured shove . . . good-natured banter .. . a smile . . . the friendly hi's . . . working together . . . playing together ... a promise . . . "See you at the game!” . . . shared moments cf joy and sadness . . . jostling crowds in the halls . . . the Frostop after games ... a pizza to top a perfect date . . .the spirit. . .
SOLITUDE: the late-afternoon loneliness of silent classrooms and empty halls . . . deep shadows playing across the park ... a moment of quiet, strange yet friendly ... a time to reflect . . .
SPIRIT: black and gold shakeroo's . . . 8:00 a.m. pep rallies. . . hoarse cheers . . . "La-de-da, those Jackets are the best!" . . . Sportsmanship Day . . . fight songs . . . baby Jackets fighting hard to maintain a similar record of their big brothers . . . new cheers . . . cowbells . . . basketball players working to perfect their aim . . . the "goofy show" by the band . . . homecoming parade ... the beautiful new queen . . . proud seniors with new class rings loving the envying looks of underclassmen . . . but more, too . . . love for the school . . . service . . . respect for others . . . honor . . .The warm satisfaction of a job well done . . . the close relationship of students and teacher working togather . . . rich overtones of the band inspire deep thoughts . . . unusual silence pre-vades the halls after the 3:00 bell . . . Mr. Posey carefully locks our doors as the evening draws toa close . . . the responsibility of helping publish the newspaper or annual . . . theinnerglow from making someone else happy . . . the beauty of our stately walls, especially during the fail and spring . . . these and so many more moods . . . this is Ensley.
enchants the heartsof Ensley High through the seasons.Dedication
It has been said that a man's wealth is measured not in the abundance of things which he possessed, but by the unselfish good he does for his fellow man. If this is true, then one such man, Colwell Posey, must have a treasure of gold.
No one man has done more for Ensley and its students down through the years than has Mr. Posey. In his own humble and quiet way, he has held out his hand to help young people. Ensley and its individual students have probably never had a better friend.
And so to you, Coach Posey, Ensley's most loyal friend, we dedicate these pages.Table of
Academics..............................14
Administration.....................16
Senior Class.......................22
Junior Class.......................55
Sophomore Class....................64
Freshman Class.....................76
Activities.............................88
Homecoming.........................90
Favorites..........................92
Student Government.................98
•'Jacket" Staff...................100
Service to Departments.............102
Band...............................104
Cheerleaders.......................107
Clubs..............................108
Contents
Athletics...............................130
Football............................132
Basketball..........................138
Track...............................141
Baseball............................142
Advertisements..........................144
TO OUR SPONSOR,
MRS. ELIZABETH ROGERS:
He re we caught you unawa re. One rare moment when you had nothing to do. It's a blessing for us that you were endowed with patience or the staff would have been massacred the first week. You put up with our noisy antics, our hard-headed whims, our moments of disgust, and our con-tinous mistakes. You said it was our book and that you we re here to advise not to dictate; but we found that we needed more advice than we liked to admit. Thanks for being an understanding. warm-hearted friend.
The StaffACADEMICS
Respect for learning . . appreciation for the past. . . anticipation for the future . . . new vistas of understanding.MR. ROBERT L. PENNINGTON
Adviser to Boys
MRS. AMELIA G. DUNCAN Guidance Counselor
MISS DOROTHY B. HORTENSTINE Student Government-Latin
MR. ALBERT G. CANZONERI Marshal8-Athletics-History
MRS. ROSS IE R. JOHNSTON
Registrar
MRS. MARGARET V.BONNER Assistant Registrar
MISS CAROL J. WALLACE Assistant Registrar
MRS. KATHERINE S. CARROLL Journallsm-English
For us, the future leaders.
16MR. CLAUDE E. McLAIN Principal
MISS KATHRYN GREEN English
MRS. ROSA WARREN BLACKWELL Mathematics
MISS JUANITA WALDEN History
MISS MARY FRANCES TURNER
Commercial
MR. ERSKINE VANDEGRIFT Industrial Arts
MISS ELIZABETH McNUTT Music Appreciation
MISS KATE WHITFIELD Home Economics
MISS FRANCES SEAY Librarian
MR. SIMPSON PEPPER Athletics
MISS FLORENCE PASS Speech
MR. C. E. McLAIN
they persisted in their purpose . . .
Green Blackwell Walden Turner Vandegrift
McNutt Whitfield Seay Pepper PassMRS. MARY F. CASTLEBERRY English MISS VIVIEN B. CUMMINGS English MISS RUBY D. DOYLE English MRS. BARBARA L. KIRK English-French MRS. AZOLINE W. LARGE English MRS. PAULINE H. LEWIS English MRS. LILLIE ARD MORRIS English MRS. LILLIAN C. REID English-Latin MRS. PAULINE L. CAMPBELL Math
MRS. VIRGINIA G. CURL EE Math
MR. C. PHILIP ENGLISH Math-Science-Athletics MISS MARY H. HARRIS Math
to teach us to study . . .
Magnuson Terry Till Sloan Wesson Barry
Rogers Tamblyn Trachey Whiting Black Gunter
Mansfield-Jones McArhtur Thomas Bolton Turner IvyTo acquaint us with Knowledge . . .
Lewis
Harris
Castleberry Cummings Doyle Kirk Large
Morris Reid Campbell Curlee English
Gibbons Nicholas
England Reeve
Selman Holman
MRS. LYDA M. MAGNUSON Math
MR. HENRY I. TERRY Math MISS MARY TILL Math
MISS MARY E. SLOAN Math
MRS. CAROLE K. WESSON Math
MISS GLADYS BARRY History MISS MARY A. GIBBONS History-Speech MR. GORDON C. NICHOLAS History
MRS. ELIZABETH R. ROGERS History-THE JACKET MRS. NELL TAMBLYN History
MRS. PATRICIA A. TRACHEY History MR. HUBERT L. WHITING
History
MRS. MILDRED BLACK Commercial MRS. LORA W. GUNTER Commercial MRS. DOROTHY D. ENGLAND Commercial MRS. IRENE S. REEVE Commerc ial MRS. LUDIE MANS FIELD-JONES Commercial MR.C.T. McARTHUR Machine Shop-Math MR. GEORGE THOMAS Mechanical Drawing MRS. JADE H. BOLTON Diversified Education MR. MORRIS W. TURNER Diversified Occupation MR. HOMER R. IVY Band
MISS ELIZABETH SELMAN Music
MRS. SANDRA S. HOLMAN
Home Economics
19Miles
Gilbert
Hanes
Hardin
Flynn
Reed
Smith Bass Dupuy
Hunt McBee Ponder
MISS NAN ELIZABETH MILES MISS JULIA A. HUNT
Assistant Librarian Science
Scott Staples
Hamilton Pace
Miss Mabel Rowley, Girls' Advisor is always busy at work.
MR. HERBERT B. HANES Athletics -History-Law MRS. RUTH I. SMITH Girls' Physical Education MISS HELEN BASS Art
MR. JAMES S. DUPUY Junior Science MR. BELLY G. FLYNN Science MRS. ESTHER J. GILBERT Science MRS. RUBY H. HARDIN Science
MRS.CHARLOTTE M. McBEE Science MRS. RE BA C. PONDER Science MISS RUTH L. REED Science MR. JOSEPH L. SCOTT Sc ience -Language MR. A. D. STAPLES Science
MISS MARGARET Y. HAMILTON Spanish MISS VIRGINIA PACE SpanishClasses
Many happy hours are spent at Ensley High School. Some are spent studying and working, but some are passed talking with friends. We learn through study, work, and application. Lunch-time provides an opportunity for talking over the morning’s events and planning later activities with friends.
Each year new friendships are made, and each year old friendships fade into the background. Some classmates move out of town, and some leave to go to college or to work at jobs. Two classes must leave dear Ensley each year, but the students depart with happy memories and many treasured friendships. Truly high school years are times to be cherished!
John Gable, George Stewart, Gary Cook, John Atkins, and Raymond Rhinehart are announced by Coach Mac as Merit Scholarship semifinalists.
Jim Otto, Claudia Shook, and Jane Keeiger serve as president, vice-president, and secretary of the January Class.
They’re here at last!
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Seniors are gone.
21January
Seniors
ALFRED WAYNE ALEXANDER JOYCE ANNE ALEXANDER EARL HARVEY ARCHER III NANCY LEE BARRETT
Most Likely to Succeed, Nancy Barrett, Byron Best
JACK DAVID BROWN
SYLVIA JANE BISHOP LARRY VANKLEY CHANDLER
BRUCE DAVID BYRD
WILMA JEAN BRACKIN'
JOY ANN CALLAWAY
KENNETH EARL BUMPERS ANDREW JACKSON
CHASTEEN JR.CAROL JOYCE BERTHON DAVID REGIS BESSIERE BYRON GLADUS BEST
LINDA JOYCE BEYL
have collection of good characteristics.
KENT NYLES BURCHFIELD AUDREY JANE CLARK
Byron, if you shoot me from that tree, I'll swing up to knock you down
23WILLIAM BORDEN DAY LARRY MICHAEL DOUGLAS CHARLES ROBERT DOWNING | JAMES HARRIS DUDLEY
Jackie Elrod and David Bessiere
Now David, we can't both fit in that boat!
JERRY ELIJAH GARNER JOHN EROL HALE
2«NANCY SUE DUKE JACKIE CAROL ELROD MYRA RUTH FERGUSON DONALD EUGENE FRANKLIN
share Friendliest smiles with all.
DAVID EDISON GEORGE ALICE IRENE HAMMELL
ANTOINETTE CAMILLE GRAFFEO BARBARA ANN HEATON
SAMUEL THOMAS GIBBONS JEFFREY ARNOLD HARRISON
HUBERT WILSON GREEN JR. JAMES RAYMOND HENSLEY
25Best Dressed, Joyce A lexander, Lloyd Setlifj
GWENDOLYN JOYCE LANDERS BOBBY ANN LANGLEY
PAULINE DIANE LINDSEY JOSEPH ANTHONY LORINO
NORMA ELIZABETH HILL PAULA DELL JONES
SHARON ELIZABETH HOLMES PEGGY JOYCE KIRKLAND DOUGLAS LYNN HOLLAND ROBERT LYNN HUBBERT
JOHN DAVID KELLY WILLIAM STEPHEN KNIGHTBoy! this girl has big feet!!!
JOHN HOUSTON JAMES JR. RAMONA JANE KRIEGER
have good taste, good sense in fashions.
PAULA JEANETTE LOVELESS PATRICIA ANN LAVOY
PATRICIA ARLENE McCANN
BILLIE JOYCE McQUEENDo you mean that’s all you do all day?
SHIRLEY ANN McRAE FRANCES JOSEPHINE NIX
Seniors vote Paula Jones, Eddie George
BERNARD ROBERT PUCC-JO JACK ANTHONY RAIA
GLEN CLEVELAND ROBERTS JR.
KENNETH RILEY SCARBOROUGHJUDY LEE MARONA JUDITH KAY OAKS
PATRICIA ANN MEEK JAMES JOSEPH OTTO
THOMAS DALE MIZE JANET ELAINE PICKETT
JAMES CECIL NAFTEL BRENDA GAYLE PRATER
as their choice of Most Courteous.
LLOYD SETLIFF
GEORGE LEE SMITH
LARRY EUGENE
CLAUDIA GERTRUDE SHOOK SINGUEFIELDPeggy Kirkland exhibits skill as Senior
WILLIAM HAROLD WEEKS
CONSTANCE ADEL VOWELL MARGARET ANNE WALDROP
JAMES WILLIAM WILSON
ERNIE JANE WILLIAMS
HELEN MARIE WILLIAMS
BEVERLY JANE WHITFIELD SUSAN TRUE WILSON
MARY LOUISE STEADHAM ELSIE FAYE STEELE JUDY LYNN STRINGER CELESTE KAY TANNERjerrv Wayne Townsend Lawrence Wayne Tucker Kay Frances Beavers
7 Summer School
Diana Sue Campbell Summer School
Artist. Graduation is the golden reward.May Seniors
JUDY CAROLYN ABBOT JERRY WAYNE ABNER DAVID JOSEPH ADAIR WILLIAM ROBERT ADKINS
As leaders, scholars, Elaine Mosley and
CAROLYN ANDERSON JOHNNY ELBERTON AUSBUN
Charles, you know If we blow up the chemistry lab again Mrs. Ponder will kill us.JUDY MARIE ALEXANDER MARGARET ANN ALLREDGE SANDRA RAYE ALLISON SHIRLEY ANN ALSABROOK
Charles Spradling win Most Likely to Succeed.
KATHRYN ANNETTE ARNOLD THOMAS MILBURN BAILEY
EMILY NEAL ARTHUR NELSON EDDY BALLEW
HENRY JERRY ASKEW LARRY DUDLEY BARNETT
JOHN KNIGHT ATKINS BARBARA JEANE BATESPAULA JANE BATES LARRY DALE BOWMAN
FRED ALLEN BLEVINS MARY FAITH BOBO CAROL JEAN BOTTSFORD
THOMAS LAMAR BOWMAN ELIZABETH SALLY BRAGAN JOAN ANN BRASFIELD
Poised, charming Jane Bates, Tommy Norton
MARION LEE BROWN
ELBERT JACKSON RICHARD LYELL BURCH THOMAS ALLEN BURCH ;
BUCKELEW JR.
■Don't act as if that's the only break you'll have today.
JOHN LESTER BOWLIN SALLY MARION BRASWELL
capture title of Best Dressed Seniors.
JOHN PALMER BYRD
MARY ANN CALLOWAY
CHARLES CLIFFORD CAMPBELL
KAY CAROL CAMPBELL
35LESTER WAYNE CANTRELL MARY JOYCE CHERRY
Chosen Most Courteous by popular vote
FREEMAN EARL COOPER WILLIAM NELSON COOPER
MARJORIE COUCH
LARRY PAUL COX
36is Friendly couple, Janice Tucker and George Stewart.
CAMELLIA ANN CARRA LINDA COLLINS
JUDY LORRAINE CAPPS JOHN WESLEY CLARK
MARY JO DARABARIS
MARY HAZEL CARRINGTON ELBERT GARY COOK JR.
WALTER HUGH DALLY JAMES EGBERT DANIEL JR. WILLIAM LAMAR DANIEL
CHARLES MICHAEL CHANCEY MARTHA LUCINDA COOKDAVID EUGENE DAVIDSON WILLIAM MARSHAL FAYLENN DAVIS
DAVIDSON
WILLIAM MONROE DAWSON, JR.
The easy-going naturalness of Kenneth Smith and
NANCY DOLLAR DON W. DRASHEFF LINDA ANN DuLANEY ELIZABETH DIANE EDDY
ANGES ELIZABETH FERGUSON FRANCES MELINDA FERGUSON VERA ANN FORTENBERRY RETHA SUE FRANKLIN
38CYNTHIA LOU DEASON
NANCY KAY DENSON
CECILIA DEFIBAUGH
JANET DARLENE DICKERSON
Mildred Snead won them the title of Friendliest.
MARY LESTER ELLIS RACHAEL ANN FRAZIER
Now that we're Friendliest, we'd better act friendly.PATRICIA GAIL FULLER JOHN WESLEY GABLE SHARON ANNE GALLANT JERRELL WAYNE GARRETT
Senior Artist, Grace Pritchett, paints for
JERILYN ELIZABETH GURGANUS LINDA ANN HARDINANITA LOUISE GOLDSMITH MARY DIANE GRASS TERRY SUE GRAY
PATRICIA ANN GUGILOTTA
pleasure. Shirley Alsahrook is chosen
HELEN MARIE HALL SONNY MORGAN HALL MARY EDNA HARGETT KENNETH MURRAY HARRISON
ZADIE ANN HAMBY SARA LEE HASSELL
MYRA GAIL HAMMOCK BETTY RUTH HAYES
SAMMY SKINNER HEIDE HAL LAMAR HOLSTON
WANDA CLOIS HILL TERRY ANN HOOTEN
RAYMOND LEE HIGGINGBOTHAM PAULETTE ANN HOOPER
SHIRLEY DIANE HITT JAMES FRANKLIN HOUTS
Miss Fire Prevention for City of Birmingham.
JAMES MILLER INGLE
PAUL ALLEN JERLES
CAROL JOHNSON
DAVID JAMES JOHNSONShirley's pleasing personality and charming ways won her not only the title of Miss Fire Prevention, but also Secretary of the Student body.
For her respect for others, love for country, devotion to school Elaine was chosen as D. A. R. Citizenship Girl.
DAVID ALAN HOLLOCK MICHAEL ANN HOWELL
Elaine Mosley named D. A. R. Citizenship Girl.
JERALD ROSS KENT
KAY WAYNE KENDRICK SUSAN MARK LANEY PAUL DENTON LANKFORT
43While introducing the fall play, "Seventeenth Summer", Jon and Kenneth put on a stunt for the Student body.
JOHN JACK LATHAM JIMMIE PAULETTE LOVETT
Jon and Kenneth Smith pose as head
NORMA SHERILYN MAIN EUGENE WARD MARTIN TERRY FRANKLIN MARTIN JOHN CHARLES MEADOWSMARILYN GAIL LAUN DAVID MICHAEL McCLAIN
DORIS LOUISE LEO SHIRLEY FAYE McGAUGHY
ROBERT CLAYTON LIGHTSEY KAREN JEAN McQUILLAN
PAMELA BAYNE LOFTIN GLENN RICHARD MAIN
Cheerleader and Miss Jacket for 1961-62.
NORMAN MESSINA BILLY WAYNE MIZE
JOSEPH NERNARD MONZELLA
NANCY LEIGH MOORELUTHEREE GILMORE CURTIS EUGENE MORRISON ETHEL ELAIN MOSLEY ROBERT HERRING MUIR, JR. MORENO
Senior boys greet Mr. Dupuy on Halloween
MARTHA FRANCIS OGLESBY BETTY MARIE PHILLIPS
CHESTER LEON PARKER CHARLES SEAY PHILLIPS
LOUIS ALLEN PARKER WILLIAM BENSON PHILLIPS
WANDRA KAY PARKER MARY FRANCES PRINCECHARLES MULHOLLAND WILLIAM EUGENE MURPHEY PHILIP NARRO THOMAS MARK NORTON
with a home-carved bust of himself.
KAY CHARLENE PEARCE GRACE HINES PRITCHETT
This bust of Mr. Dupuy shows not only his features, but also his university number.
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GERALD EUGENE RAWLINGS ROBERT COOPER RAY EUGENIA ANN REAGAN MARCUS HAROLD RUSSELL
Kay Pearce and Charles Spradling add to the
Uh-oh! Too much rum at the Honor Society banquet. RAYMOND MILLER REINHART
JOY MARIE SHAWMELINDA MAMIE REYNOLDS ANTONIO RODRIQUEZ, JR. DONALD LEWIS ROME TERRY WAYNE RUSHING
fun and enjoyment of the Honor Society Banquet.
NICK JOSEPH SANTORO RONALD CLAY SHEFFIELD
SANDRA FAYE SCOTT MARIE SICOLA HILTON DWIGHT SATTERWRIGHT, JR.
WILLIAM AMOS SHORT
PETER MICHOLAS SFAKIANOS CAROL ANN SIMS
49DONALD TRICE SIMS MILDRED ELAINE SNEAD
HARRY DON SMITH CHARLES SORRELL
PERRY JON SMITH CAROLYN RAE SPANN
KENNETH EDWIN SMITH CHARLES GAITHER
SPRADLING, JR.
Nick Santoro tells Santa (Charles Spradling) wha
NANCY FAYE STEPHENS
GEORGE RAY STEWART
DORRIS JANET STINSON WAYNE GIFFITH STREET
JANE CORTEZ SMITHERMAN Wel1' Sanla» see that cute little girl over there. . .
LOUIS JOHN STANO, JR.
he wants for Christmas at the Honor Society initiation.
SANDRA KAY SUDDETH
JANET MARIE TAYLOR RAYMOND EARL THOMAS
MARY SUE THOMPSON"I'm sorry I dropped the film!"
MARTHA ANN TILLERY MARY ELLEN VAUGHN
After hard day of shooting. Gary Cook
CHARLES HILTON WALKER MARY SALLY WALKER
ROBERT E. WALKER WILLIAM DOBBS WALTONMARY MARGARET TOOMER CHARLES McCAIN TUGGLE
JUDY GALE VINES JANE DIANE WAITES
JANICE ELAINE TUCKER RICHARD SHELTON VANDIVER
LOUISE KAY WAGGONER DOUGLAS RAY WALDING
plays with extra film and ponders, “why”?
DENNIS WILLIAM WARREN KENDALL MOORE WEAVER
SHARON JOYCE WEBB ROBERT EUGENE WEIR JR.CYNTHIA JANE WILCOX WILLIAM THOMAS WILSON
JEROME WILLIAMS SHARON MARNELIA WYATT
ROBERT LEE WILLIAMS HERMAN COSBY YARBROUGH, .JR.
SUSAN GAIL WILSON LINDA JOYCE YATES
Look for the lens, not at the lens!
Junior
RICHARD T. ALOIAJunior Class
Juniors experience
Stuart Adams Jane Atkins Judy Aldridge Vita Aquillno David Armentrout
Anne Armlstead Donald Arnett Jerry Arnett Edith Arthur Caroline Asaro
James Atkins Bobby Baker Sherry Baker Edwin Lee Balentine Rebecca Bates
Linda Beavers Wayne Blackerly Lorenzo Blankenship Jan Blanks Norma Carol Blevins
Alan Blomeley Bill Bole Shirley Bonds Tommy Borland Shirley Bousack
Frances Bracknell Myra Bradford Bill Braswell Ronny Britton Jane Burchfield
Freddy Burnett Kenneth Bush Elizabeth Cagle Jacquline Campbell James CampsJanet Carey Thomas Carey Bill Carney Jimmy Carr Rosemary Carroll
Rosalie Carruba Bobby Chandler Jim Cherry Jimmy Clark Jimmy Coan
Vicki Coggins Joan Cole Richard Collier Johnny Cook Charles Cooper
Jerry Cooper Randy Cooper Mosteller Cost Ronnie Crowe Betty Culver
A1 Cumbie Andrea Curl Katherine Davis Ann Dawson Jimmy Day
Dorothy Dempsey Gail Dennis Jerry Denny Neal DePiano Janice De Vore
Joyce Dc Vore Don Domiano Joe Domnanovich Lee Doss Gale Duke
year of excitement, all-important
56decisions . . . National Merit Exam,
Leland Dunn Rhonda Dunn Eddie Early Linda Elledge Charlene Elliot
Susan Elliot Del Enslen Eddie Erwin Bill Etheredge Jackie Evans
Janice Fanning Matilda Ferino Linda Fikes Mary Fleet Carol Floyd
Fred Foster Delores Freeman Roberta Freeman Alfred Frietas Charles Frye
Brenda Gaither Ed Gardner Carol Garner Johnny Garrison Linda Garrison
Eloise George Luanne Gibson Theresa Gilbreath Richard Gilmer Hugh Gould
Cindy Graves Bob Grigsby Richard Groenendyke Gail Guinn James HaleyJohnye Hamby Ginger Hammond Patricia Hancock Raymond Hardin Shirley Harrell
James Harris Barbara Harrison Daniel Haynes Linda Hill Vicki Hill
Sharon Hobbs Jane Holliman Gloria Hooten Jeffrey Hopping Sue Hopping
James House Toni Hubbert Joyce Hudspeth Jimmy Hughes Sharon Hurllman
John Hutto Brenda Jetton Billy Johns Carolyn Johnston Lester Jones
Karen Kelly Mary Louise Kneisley Gloria Knowles Louise Lackey Bobby Land
Dorothy Lankford Sherrill Larimer Martin La Russa Bob Latham Steve Leatherwood
first College Board Tests . . .
5dRonnie Merrill wins Science Award. . .
Alfonso Leo Joe Lively Joe Lomoro Brenda Long Bobby Love
Tom Me Bee Brenda McCain Sherry McConkey Joan McCutcheon Linda McCutcheon
Wayne McDanal Danny McDevitt Katie McDill Marie McDonald Linda McFarland
Arlin McGriff Marlin McGriff Phillip McKinnon Pete McKenzie Everett McKnight
Jimmy McQueen Bunnie McWillie Gale Magers Carl Mann Joyce Marshall
Jerry Martin Janine Maxon Lonnie Maxwell Ronnie Merrill Jimmy Metcalf
Roy Mewborn Carmen Milazzo Ann Miller Henry Miller Karen MillerAnn Armistead is tapped
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Ann Prescott James Prince Judy Propst Donna Pruett Sandra Rankin
Jane Mitchell Shirley Mitchell Mickey Moman Doug Moore Lynn Morris
Floyd Morrison Johnny Morrow Pat Murrah Bobby Naitel Carolyn Neugent
Mike Newton Dona Nichols Nolan Nix Maurice Norris Barbara Northlngton
Lois O’Brian Paul Oechsle Barbara On-Johnny Osborn Deanna Owen
Susan Owens Betty Parker Willie Parker Peggy Pate Gene Pearson
Wayne Pender Mike Pilley Kay Pointer Blanche Powell Peggy Powellfor National Honor Society in sixth
Kelly Reynolds Gerry Rhenby Joel Roberts Barbara Roberson Helen Robertson
Johnny Rogers Authur Rutledge Ernest Rowell Raymond Ruple Maxie Samuel
Dorothy Sanford Andrea Sandlin Diane Sansing Larry Scherer Wanda Scherer
Anoree Self Wayne Shoemaker Vivian Shook Sue Shumate Jackie Silver
Richard Simpson Johnny Smalley Billy Smith Glois Smith Helen Smith
Jack Smith James Smith June Smith Lois Smith Sherry Smith
Steve Smith Beverly Smitherman Diane Smitherman Ruth Sneed Mary Helen SnyderWesley Sorrell Frances South Carl Sparks Betty Speegle Joe Spota
Pat Spradltng Dorothy Stagg Joe Stamba Rhoda Stanford Sharon Strevel
George Stritikus James Stuart Houston Suit Eileen Sullivan Sue Sutter
Myra Sue Taylor Donna Thomason Cynthia Thompson Lana Tinsley Jimmy Tombrello
Jerry Topazi Charles Traffica Judy Trammell Mary Louise Treece Dick Tubb
Glenn Turner Sharon Wadsworth Byron Waldrop Jackie Waites Scott Wall
Dianne Wallace Vickie Wallace Dian WaLker Leilani Warren Stella Mae Watts
semester . . . Juniors look at seniors with
62envy and can hardly believe it's their turn next.
Carl Weaks Patricia Weekly Patricia Wellborne Martha White Pam Wilborn
Johnny Wilder Martha Williams Clyde Wills Gale Wilson Myrl Wise
Micheal Wix Mack Wood Larry Woodall Ronnie Woodard Nancy Worrell
Kenneth Wray Ronnie Wright Jenny York Donald Young Richard Zales
Wix Teaches Cross Country Team to Run.Sophomore Class
Andrea Abernathy Bob Acton Carol Adams Ann Adair Yvonne Akers
Alice Aldridge Wayne Aldridge Jan Alexander Doris Allen Janis Allen
Elizabeth Alphin Dona Anderson Tommy Anderson Lucille Aquilino Rose Marie Aquilino
A t last they begin to feel important
Rosemary Aquilino Tommy Armstrong Linda Ashcraft Linda Askew Larry Aycock
Robert Aycock Bill Bacon Donna Banks Ronny Banks Curtis Barrett
Louise Bates Sharon Beane Bill Beauchamp Richard Beck Jean Bell
Joel Benson Brenda Benton Angelan Berry Judy Bice Betty Bishopfor the first time
Stan Moss,
Peggy Black Johnny Blakely Jerry Blankenship Clifton Blankley Dorothy Blevins
Bobby Bole Sharon Bonner Neil Bonnett James Borland Linda Bounds
Hazel Bowden Robert Bowden Gary Bowers Joanne Bowlin Peggy Bowman
Janice Boyd Judy Boyd Richard Bradshaw James Brake!ieId Ann Braswell
Alice Bridges Glenda Brock Janice Brown Richard Brown Lamar Brownlow
Bill Burch Sharon Burns Kenny Butler Charles Bush Jack Byrd
Mary Colma Diane Campbell Cosmo Campisi Bill Canfield Vera Cantrell
Jimmy Carlin Linda Carlisle Dale Carpenter Charles Carpri Celeste CarrollJoyce Carroll Paul Carroll Norman Carruba Linda Cash Phillip Cashion
Betty Janice Caudle Wayne Causey Joanne Ceravalo Pat Cernigllo Betty Chapman
Richard Childress Frances Cicero Brenda Clark Brenda Cobb Becky Coggins
Tommy Collier Tommy Connell Herbert Cook Leonard Corbett Missie Corn
Buddy Coston Nancy Couch Virginia Craig Phillip Craven James Crimm
Don Crossett Wallace Crutchfield Fred Culp Roy Custred Suzanne Dally
Bobby Daniel Bill Darden Bunny Davis Jane Davis Ann Deaton
Larry Deaton Donna Deffebash Lowell Detamore Mary Jo Di Chiaro Richard Dillard
Doug Sewell shine on the grid iron . . .Jane Dixon Johnny Dollar Linda Drake Patricia Drew Mary Lou Drummond
William Dunnam Rebecca Duty Rufus Duvall Carol Easterling Barbara Echols
Elaine Edgar Bill Ellis Eugene Ellis Carol Elrod Michael Erhart
Dick Richardson experiments with chromatography . .
Barbara Erickson Allen Farr Martha Fikes John Findlay Sandra Flenniken
Celia Frlcke Milton Fritts Barbara Gardner Clyde Gardner Richard Gardner
Sharon Garmon Donald Garner Sandra Garner Harry Gibb Henry Gibb
Floyd Gilliland Cliff Gillies Rose Givens Kenneth Gleaton Diane Glenn
67Linda Glover Barbara Goggans Judy Goggans Carol Golden Jerry Goode
Bonita Gonzales Terry Graham Wayne Graham Martha Graves Mike Greene
Wayne Gunter Carole Gurley Carolyn Gurley Marilyn Gurley Joyce Guthrie
Becky Duty assists “Jacket Staff ’ and Cabinet. . .
Pat Hall Robert Hall Jimmy Harbuck Charles Hardcastle Donald Hardin
Joseph Harding Margie Hargett Ann Hargrave Larry Hargrave Rhys Harris
Mary Harrison Sara Hart John Haskill John Haynes Donna Haywood
Jerry Hearn Don Hemphill Dudley Hemphill Donnie Herring Sally HerringJulius Caesar becomes a familiar “friend” .
Marilyn Hethcoal Peggy Hewes Michael Higgins Kathy Hildreth Ricky Hilley
Vicki Hinds Dawn Hogan Wanda Holliday Kerry Hooks Steve House
Ann Howard Priscilla Hubbard Geoffrey Huddleston Cherryl Huey Eddie Hughes
Barbara Hull Jerry Hullett Carolyn Humphrey Tommie Ann Hutto Alice Jackson
Harry Jackson Jack Jackson Jackie Jackson Raymond James Robert James
Johnny Jenkins Cecil Johns Joyce Johns Judith Johnson Linda Johnston
Barbara Jones Karen Sue Jones Phil Jones Enda Junkins Jack Kelly
John Kemp Carol Kennedy Wayne Kennedy Janice Kim be 11 Bill KingSandra King Vernon Kreider Ed Lancaster Vicki Lanier Robert Lankiort
Barbara Lauen Darlene Lawrence Betty Lawson Eva Neil Lawson Fred Lee
Janice Lewis Nancy Lewis George Lindahl Cynthia Little Larry Little
Joyce Long Bernard Lorlno Butch Lovoy Billy Lowery Terry Lowery
David McBrayer Janice McBride Danny McCaskill Susan McClanahan Mike McClendon
Mickey McCormick Bill McCrary Paulette McDaniel Johnny McDevttt Judy McUwain
Denise McLellan Shelia McKnight Marsha McQuillan Tim MacMurdo Gloria Magers
Bill Main Charlotte Mann James Marks Martha Marks Linda Martin
Karen Jones, Ann Walkley exhibit outstandingPhillip Martin Wayne Martin Sandra Matthews Alice May Barbara Mays
Gail Mewbourne Linda Kay Michael Peggy Middlebrooks .Jones Miller Marilyn Miller
Mary Miller Sharon Money Charlotte Montgomery Barbara Moore Brenda Moore
ability while working on the annual staff. . .
Linda Moore Lynda Moore Tommie Moore Kathy Moreno Ronnie Morrison
Winston Morrlss Nonny Morrow Joyce Mosley Stan Moss Marilyn Murphee
Mary Jo Musulman Anita Myers Bettie Sue Myers Louise Nally Mary Narro
Carol Nemeth Murry Newlin Mike Newson Mike Nichols Bill Odom
71Bill Omstead Ronnie Orso Richard Orton Tim Orton Betty Owen
Pat Owen Sandra Owen Ralph Ozley Ernest Parker Judy Parker
Shirley Parker Leigh Parrish Jerry Patterson Charles Pearce Mario Pilliteri
Triangles and perpendicular lines deal Sophomores
Jerry Porter Collins Powell Gerry Prater Jackie Prater Billy Price
Audrey Ann Prude Alice Pruitt William Ragland Johnny Rasberry Lucy Ray
Mike Ray Noel Ray Pat Ray
Charlotte Reach Ray Reece
Richard Reed Bobby Reid Conrad Renfro Jimmy Reynolds Donna Rhodesfits . . . Biology students look at itsy-bitsy-
Jimmy Rhodes Lamar Rice Dick Richardson John Ridley Jeanelle Riggins
Mary Ann Rinaldi Judy Riser James Roberts Kay Roberts Sandra Robinson
Jimmy Rolen Ronnie Romano Pam Rot he Lynda Roy Lowell Rushing
Joe Russell Robert Russell Rickey Rutledge Pat Salter Dlan Sargent
Russell Scarvey Bethany Scott Bill Screws Nellie Sellers Carolyn Setliff
Sue Shaddlx Cathy Shaffer Jerry Sheffield Jimmy Shepard Gloria Sheperd
David Sherman Diane Shirley Wayne Shirley David Shobe Cleta Shook
Nancy Shumate Frank Sims Carol Slsslon David Smith Reuben SmithLloyd South Mary Sparks Mildred Sparks Wayne Sparks Marlene Stabile
Susan Stacey Edward Stallings Don Stanford Genevieve Stano Marie Stano
Charlotte Stewart Jimmy Stewart Quentin Stillwagon Jean Storey Toula Stritikus
Marvin Stringfellow Ronnie Stroud Jamie Stuart Linda Suddeth Doug Suell
Roy Swatzell Pat Taylor Eddie Terch Linda Terch George Terry
Dauid Thomas Dennis Thomas Mary Jane Thomas Diane Thomason James Thompson
Suzanne Thompson Pat Thorn Elizabeth Tidwell Mike Tingle Linda Tinny
Mary Tortorice Robert Towry Dennis Tremelling Ted Tremble Joyce Tucker
teeny-weeny-yellow-poka-dot amoebas.Lynn Tucker Ricky Turk Gary Tyler Antonio Vetrano Wayne Vincent
Ollie Vowell Johnny Voytanosky Eugene Waits Anne Walker Donna Walker
Linda Walker Vivian Wralker Wade Walker Ann Walkley Barbara Wall
Linda Walsh Patsy Walton Johnny Warnick Hampton Warren Suzanne Wasley
Wynelle Weaver Janis Webb Dari Welch Ruth Wesson Elaine Wheeler James Wheeler
John Whiddon Diane White Louise White Sharon Whiting Carol Williams Gail Williams
Glenda Williams Jody Williams Tommy Willis Charles Wilson Kay Winslett Eric Wint
Wanda Wood Jeanie Woods Sherrill Worthington Becky Yother Angela ZitoFreda Abbot Billy Jo Abner Dorothy Adams Roger Adams Carolyn Akins Mike Alexander Robert Alexander
Mary A If a no Warren Anderson Jeanelle Allen John Allen Paul Allen Tim Alley Joyce Ammons
Glenn Anderson Larry Anderson John Anderson Vincent Aquilino Terry Arnett Jack Ashcraft Diane Asro
Dale Aston Judy Autry Frank Aycock Barabara Bailey Janice Bailey Joyce Bilker Lynda 1 Balentine
Rebecca Ballew Jackie Barclay Bill Barden Kenneth Barker Howard Barksdale Johnny Barnes George Barnhart
Freshmen gain new knowledge, experience, maturity;
Jimmy Barr Tommy Barr Jane Bates Jimmy Bates Craig Battles Bill Bean
Larry Bearden Leslie Be a chan Linda Bennett Betty Beason Eileen Benson Jane Berry
Mary Blckerstaff Barry Bickncll Marilyn Bishop Lois Black Tommy Blakie Mickie Blevins
Sandra Bobo Tommy Bole Aletha Bonds Carolyn Bonello Marilyn Bononia Santhta Bowes
Sandra Bowman Marcia Bracknell Gloria Branton Larry Bracher Elaine Braswell Larry BrittonBobby Brodie Diane Brodie Marvin Broome Bonnie Brown Linda Bryant Danny Bryers Bill Buffington
James Butler Larry Bumpers Patricia Burch Joe Burgess Becky Burkhalter Melvin Burns John Burt ram
Robert Byrd Glenn Calfee Sherry Callahan Tommy Callaway Wanda Calvert Eddie Campbell Jon Campbell
Brenda Camps Donna Canant Tamala Capps Joyce Carey Ronnie Carlin Josephine Carruba Margaret Cash
Rita Jane Cash Phyllis Cashion Kenneth Cater Laurie Cater Juanita Causy J. C. Ceravalo Josephine Ceravalo
studies, extra-curricular activities round first year at E. H. S.
Peggy Ceravalo Sammy Ceravalo Myra Chambers Vicki Chaney Barbara Chapman Owen Cherry
Janice Clark Juanita Clark Rodney Clark Steve Classen Janet Clements Linda Cleveland
Martha Cline Rob Coats Janice Colburn Jean Coleman David Collier Donna Connaway
Judy Conley Donald Copeland Ronald Copeland Charlene Cook Linda Cook Sybil Cook
Floyd Cooley Kay Cooley Nancy Cooley Robert Cooley Sandra Cork Richard CorneliusAngela Costansa Danny Covington Charlotte Cox Patricia Cox Janice Crafton Chandler Crawford Susan Crocker
Allen Crooks Barbara Cross Kathy Cross Sandra Cross Sandra Crotzer Linda Crouch Kenneth Crow
Jimmy Crow Patricia Crowley Patricia Crump Elizabeth Cunningham Joy Curtis James Dailey Linda Dally
Kathryn Daniel Ronnie Daniel Michael Daniels Fredie Lee Davenport Bobby Davidson Alice Davis Jerry Ann Davis
Pat Davis Linda Davis Sue Davis Rick Day Warren Deitz Marlene Definbaugh Elizabeth De Groat
Bill McCrary, Judy Riser chosen Best Freshmen
Carole Ann De Miege Robert Dene hie Rodney Dennis Pat Denton Pat De Santis Rachel Sue De Shuzo
David De Vore Carolyn Dickerson Wayne Dickerson Patsy Dillashaw Vlvan Dimon Nancy Dismuke
Bill Dockery Billy Dollar Raymond Dollar Weyman Dorsett Susan Dottley Mitchell Douglas
Alan Downey Jeannie Diasheff Wayne Drlskill Barbara Duckett Robert Dunkin Larry Dunn
Margie Dunn Shirley Dunn Sheryl Dupuy Jimmy Eason Clarence Easter Sheila EdwardsJanice Elam Gaines Elenburg Paul Elenburg Allen Elliot Charlene Ellis Chester Ellis Elaine Ellis
Linda Ellis Robert England Arnold English Donald English Jimmy English Ronald English Robert Esco
Beverly Eurton Eugene Evans Paula Fancher Susan Fanning Billy Farmer Dora Ann Farrell Johnnie Fayet
Linda Fenn Margaret Ferguson Patricia Ferguson Ann Fields Glenda Fikes Cynthia Files Kathryn Fleming
Henrietta Flynn Ronald Flynn Mary Foshie John Robert Fox Sharon Francis Tommy Fraser Jack Freeman
for May 1961 . . . Freshmen enrollment largest ever . . .
Joan Freeman Sandy Freeman William Frlcke Charlotte Fritts Charlotte Frost Frank Fulghan
Grant Fussell Linda Gable Lou Jean Gaines Susan Gainey Diane Gallups Kenneth Gannaway
Vann Gannaway Diane Gant Larry Garner Michael Ganntgan Becky Genry Linda George
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Marian George Paul Glardina Sandra Giardlna Richard Gibson Mike Gilliam Harry Gilmore
Lynn Givens Gary Glaze Crockett Godbey Patty Godsey Annie Laurie Goggins Lynn GoldsmithJohnny Gonzales Barbara Gooden Jane Goodwin Mary Ann Goodwin Billy Graham Robert Graves Sherry Graves
Clifton Gray Jimmy Green Sandra Greene Jack Griffis Elaine Gulas Bill Gulley Cameron Guy
Kathy Gw in Janis Hager Mitch Haiger Charles Hall Eloise Hall John Hall Ronnie Hames
John Hamilton Maude Hamilton Virginia Hamilton Shirley Hammett Jo Helen Hammock Wanda Hand Mike Hardin
Roy Hankins Barbara Hanna Don Hardin Linda Hardin Linda Harper Judy Harrell Danny Harris
They spend the first year finding their way around. .
David Harris Lunette Harris Steve Harris Carl Harrison Mary Harrison Ricky Harvell
Linda Haskew Don Hatcher Eugene Hayes George Hayes Louise Hayes Gloria Heatherly
Peggy Hendon Russell Hendon Jimmy Hendricks Jim Henson Joyce Henson Floy Hester
Kathie Hester Margo Hester Leo Hicks Rainie Hicks Julia Hill Barbara Hitchcock
Kelvin Hitchcock Beverly Hobbs Garry Holcombe David Holland Terry Hollingsworth John HollockSue Homar Carolyn Honea Ben Hooks Bobby Hooper George Hope Billy Hopper Jackie Hornsby
Johnny Horton Ricky Horton Earl Houston Bill Howard Forney Howard Sarah Howard Thomas Howard
Danny Howell Lanette Howton Dian Humphrey Linda Hyde Linda Ingram Elaine Ireland Eileen Irvin
Becky Isbell Earl Jackson James Jackson Johnny Jackson Stanley Jackson Robert Jacobs Jimmy Jarrard
Judy Jefferson Larry Jefferson Jesalyn Jendrusiak David Johnson Frank Johnson Fred Johnson Mac Johnson
getting used to being the youngest
Mariellen Johnson Philip Johnson Sue Johnson Ann Jones Benny Jones Frank Juliano
Paul Junkins Rita Kassaw Janet Kelly Cheryl Kennedy Michael Kennedy Scott Ketchle
Mike Key Johnny Kimbrel Clara King Howard King James King Peggy King
Reba King Marylyn Kirkland Patricia Kirkland Sharon Kirkpatrick Mike Kopp Marilyn Kreiger
Anthony Kushner Joe Kushner Judy Lackey Judy Lakey Billy Lambert Billy LandJimmy Langdon Myron Langdon Bob Lanier Barbara Lasseter Alec Lawson Eileen Lawson Bert Leako
Betty Rose Lee Carlis Lee De Wayne Lee Karen Lemp Stan Leo Gene Lewis James Littlejohn
Larry Lively Tim Lomoro Charles Long Glenn Looney Gwen Loudin Shirley Love Mike Lovelady
Henry Lovoy Ignatius Lovoy Jimmy Lovoy Vickie Lowe Vernon Lowery Dixie Lucas Judy Lynch
Bobby Lynn Diane Lynn Emma Jean Lynn Mike Lynn Gayle McAnally Jan McAllister Julia McClerry
again . . . being a part of the “Jackets ” . . .
Tommy McClendon Jeff McCool Richard McCutcheon Lane McDanal Linda McDonald Trudy McGee
Glenn McGriff Loraine McKinley Sandra McMillan George McQueen Joe McQueen Dian McWharter
Linda Maddox Jessie Mae Janis Magro Mane Magro David Mann Claudia Marcrum
Bobby Marlin Janice Marlin Anthony Marino Rose Ann Marino Larry Mason Jan Mattinson
Joy Mattinson Ronnie Maxwell Jo Nell Mays Janice Meadows Danny Meeks David MeltonJohnny Merchant Terry Merkie Mary Nell Messina Janice Michael Kay Middlebrook Barbara Miller Donald Miller
Jean Miller Ricky Miller Ronald Miller Cindy Millsaps Opal Mims Thomas Mims Wanda Mims
Stephen Minor Linda Mmnossi Patricia Mitchell Kenny Moman John Wayne Moon John Whitfield Moon Millard Moon
Tommy Moon Charlene Moore Kathie Moore Sandra Moore Johana Moranda David Morland Sue Morland
Ronnie Muir Steve Muir Eddie Munn Maxine Murphy Johnny Myers Olcn Myers Eddie Neal
making new friends .
studying “As You Like It”.. .
Joy Nelson Lucricia Nelson Chuck Nickols Billy Joe Nobles William O’Brien Michael O’Dell
Steve Odum Linda O'Rouke Nancy Orr Sherman Overton Ronald Owens Tommy Palmer
Bobby Pardue Camilla Parker Patsy Parker Elaine Parker Ann Parsons Leon Pate
Gail Patterson Mary Patterson Nancy Patterson Nancy Jo Patterson Emily Payne Jimmy Payne
Pat Pearce Conrade Pellegro Frankie Penny Sue Perkins Charles Pericotti Joe Perry
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Mike Pissanos Kenny Pittman Josephine Pitts Diane Poe Gail Poole Cathy Porteous William Porteous
Jo Ann Powell Danny Prestridge Tommy Price Rosa Prince Ricky Proffitt Joel Prude Joseph Puccio
Jimmie Neil Purvis Davis Queen Rena Quinn Brenda Ramey Mary Jo Ranelli Eilane Ransom Glenda Rawlinson
Alice Ray Carl Ray Jeffery Ray Nancy Ray Charles Reed John Reese Cathy Reeve
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Mike Richards Howard Richardson Jerry Richardson Sue Ricks Frank Roberta Billy Roberts
Doris Roberts Judy Roberts Rohny Robinette Gary Roden Charlotte Rogers Pat Rogers
Alvin Rothe Lee Russell Tommy Russell Ann Rutledge Denny Salter Ronald Salter
Provy Salvagio Linda Sandlin Joe Santoro Mike Sartain Jerry Schmidtke Linda Scogginswondering if we passed . . . Look ing forward
Bill Seaborn Jimmy Sfakianos Beverly Shaffer Glenda Sharp Herbert Shaw Kay Shaw Jack Shewmake
John Shill Peggy Shipman Gilda Shoemaker Linda Shoemaker Linda Shook Sandy Shook Sherry Sides
Frank Sims Larry Sims Tommy Sims Steve Sisson Joe Skilling Terry Skinner Raenell Sloan
Becky Smalley Dinah L. Smith Dinah M. Smith Frankie Smith Freda Smith Jerry Smith Johnny Smith
Martin Smith Shirley Smith Sterling Smith Tommy Smith Jennie Sorrell Bob Sparks Larry Sprayberry
Jim Stagg Danny Stearns Rose Stegall Shirley Stephens Eddie Stephenson Sandra Stewart
Sharon Stewart Joe Stohmer Bobby Stokes Penny Stokes David Stoves Alvin Straitor
Bonny Sue Street Roseiyn Strickland Vivian Strickland Jimmy Stritikus Pat Sullivan Terry Summerville
Johnny Sutter David Swindell Beverly Taylor Mary Taylor Mike Taylor Mike Terry
Ricky Theros Jean Thomason Betty Thompson Don Thompson Archie Thorpe Frances Tidwell
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Jimmy Topaz! Sharon Towles Frank Traffica Shirley Trammell Nancy Trapolino Jimmy Trot man Martha Jean Tucker
Sharon Tucker Donald Turner Margaret Turner Pat Vining Acyenlth Vinson Richard Wade Larry Wadsworth
Eddie Waggoner Harvey Wagner Clara Wahn Dorothy Waites Dorothy Waits Christine Walding Richard Walden
Jan Walker Linda Walker Georgia Wall Janice Walters Larry Walton Janice Wamble Sue Ward
to future years
we’re finally here.
Linda Warren Eileen Watkins Rita Watkins Jimmy Watts Larry Watts Sharon Watts
John Weaver Olden Webb Lani Welch Aaron Wells Wanda Wells Wayne Whately
Terrie White Joyce Whitfield Mildred Whitley Steve Widmar Evelyn Wiggins David Wilborn
Carla Wilder Maxine Wilkins Sara Wilkins Ann Williams Carol Williams Carolyn Williams
Diane Williams George Williams Jack R. Williams Mary Jack Williams Sherry Williams Charlotte WilsonJerry Wilson Marcia Wilson Ted Wolfe David Wood Iva Loye Wood
Ralph Wood Betty Woodall June Woodard Gary Wright Judy Wright
Marvin Wright Patsy Wright Barbara Yeager Faye Young Jimmy Ziles
Picture of the Picture-takersA CTIVITIES
Perpetual motion . . . club meetings . . . Student Council. . . symbol of unity . . . working together. Deadline panic . . .
“ Why don't they send the pictures!” Curtain time... clammy hands...
“Break a leg!”. .. the show is on. Enthusiasm . . . work that is love made visible.Homecoming
Miss Patti McWlllie, 1960 Homecoming Queen gets permanent chili bumps riding in homecoming parade.
The day dawned cold and clear. Finishing touches were put on the floats and cars before the judges came by. Excitement ran through the halls of Ensley as three o’clock neared. Under Coach Canzoneri's direction the cars and floats were lined up for the parade. The Homecoming court froze as they rode through downtown Ensley. Who would reign in Patti’s place as the 1961 Homecoming Queen?
Why the dunce cap. Mrs. Ponder? Did you blow up the chemistry lab?ENSLEY'S band and R.O.T.C. form "E", saluting their Alma Mater.
Miss Patti Meek, 1961 Homecoming Queen
The big night was now upon us. Ten semi-finalists nervously a wait ed that final moment at half-time. Grads from all over returned to their alma mater for this special night. Thanks to the break down in the stadium stands at Legion Field, both Ensley and Ramsey fans sat on the same side of the field. Fireworks showered down from the upper decks as the opposing fans tried to out cheer each other. Steaming cups of coffee and hot chocolate circulated through the stands. A loud cheer rose as the "Rams” took to the field . . . still louder cheer echoed from the empty stands as the ’’Jackets" tore onto the grid-iron.
The "Jackets” possessed extremely high spirits, scoring three touchdowns and one field goal to the "Rams" one touchdown. During half-time the band and ROTC formed a magnificent ”E", preparing for the entrance of the court. Second alternate, Kay Waggoner.. .first alternate, Shirley Alsabrook. . .the tension rose as Coach Mac hesitated. Miss Patti Meek, 196 1 Homecoming Queen. The climax of the evening had come; the Jackets carried it to completion by preventing the Rams from scoring again. This concluded an eventful week.January Miss Jacket
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Jane KreigerFavorites
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Don Franklin
Wayne TownsendDian Hitt
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Gary CookFavorites
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STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Shirley Alsabrook, Louise White, Mary Miller, Louise Leo, Claudia Shook, Patti Meek, Anne Armistead, Sharon Wyatt, Grace Pritchett, Wandra Parker, Joyce Alexander, Judy Autry, Nancy Patterson, Sharon Francis, Mildred Sparks. SECOND ROW: Richard Colleir, Robert Muir, Kenneth Smith, Larry Cox, Linda Bounds, Barbara Jones, Suzanne Dally, Elaine Edgar, Linda McCutcheon, Linda Ashcraft, Kay Cooley, Kathy Moreno, Carolyn Tombrello, Lucy Ray, Dixie Lucas. THIRD ROW: Charles Phillips, Eddie Huges, Wayne Vincent, Johnny Jenkins, Daved Swindell, Sharon Gallant, Vicki Hill, Gary Cook, Pete McKensie, Jones Miller, Earl Cooper, Dudley Barnett.
Sharon Wyatt Head Marshal
CABINET
FRONT ROW: Shirley Alsabrook, Sharon Wyatt, Grace Pritchett, Patti Meek, Martha White. BACK ROW: Larry Cox, Robert Muir, Gary Cook, Kenneth Smith.Government
Kenneth Smith - President
Elizabeth Cagle Vice-President
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MARSHAL CAPTAINS FRONT ROW: Faith Bobo, Margaret Toomer, Sharon Wyatt, Rebecca Duty, Nancy Dollar. BACK ROW: Jane Kreiger, Judy Marona, Jon Smith, Janet Dickerson.
FIRST ROW: Grace Pritchett, Elizabeth Cagle, Shirley Alsabrook. SECOND ROW: Louise White, Nancy Denson, Nancy Dollar, Diane Eddy, Mary Sue Thompson. THIRD ROW: Charles Spradling, Kenneth Smith, Jon Smith, Don Smith.
Nancy Dollar Head MarshalThe Jacket
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers Sponsor
Grace Pritchett Editor
Nancy Barrett Associate Editor
Nick Santoro Business Manager
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Sharon Gallant Assistant EditorMary Louise Kneisley Feature Editor
TYPISTS
Ann Walkley And Margaret Toomer Club Editors
Janice Tucker Margaret Alldredge Pat Weekley Patti MeekLanguage Laboratory Assistants
FRONT ROW: Mike McClandon, Raymond James, Henry Miller, Johnny Blakely, Sam Nash, Frank Sims. BACK ROW: Collins Powell, David Shobe, Gene Ellis, Donald Arnett, Noel Ray, Wade Walker.
FIRST ROW: Mary Jack Williams, Peggie Ceravalo, Alice Davis, Eddie Stallings, Brenda Clark, Charlotte Rogers, Jo Nell Mays, Joyce Carey, Janet Carey, Janice Clements, Shirley Trammell, Diane Williams. SECOND ROW: Linda McDonald, Bill Nobles, Eva Nell Lawson, Jo Ann Ceravalo, Nancy Ray, Ann Ferguson, Sally Herring, Janice Michael, Carolyn Borella, Linda Gable, Margaret McCain, Michael Ann Howell, Eileen Ransom. THIRD ROW; Joe Perry, Michael Kennedy, James King, Ha .el Bowdon, Judy Roberts, Sandy Freeman, Rose Stegall, Jan Alexander, Janice Boyd, Pat Salter, Virginia Craig, Kathy Gwin, Linda Dulaney.
Library Assistants
Science Laboratory Assistants
FRONT ROW: Dari Welch, Donna Pruett, Joan Cole, Marilyn McClure, Judy Johnson, SusanOwens, Ann Armistead. BACK ROW: Richard Groenendyke, Mickey Moman, Mike Niehols, Richard Collier, Lamar Brownlow, Dick Aloia, Gene Pearson, Terry Graham.
FIRST ROW: Henry Gibbs, Scott Wall, Allen Farr, Rhys Harris, Sam Nash, Rickey Marvell, Harry Gibbs, SECOND ROW: Ronnie Growe, Glenn Turner, John Atkins, Johnny Jenkins, Bill Bacon, Phil Jones. THIRD ROW: Roy Swatzell, Tommy Connell, Ernest Rowell, Nick Santoro, Bill Dawson, Larry Aycock, Don Crossett.
ProjectionistsEnsley High School
Band Officers
H. R. Ivy - Director Bobby Chandler - Drum Major Dwight Satterwhite - Student Director Charles Spradling - Captain Eddie Earley - First Lieutenant Nancy Lewis - Second Lieutenant Helen Hall - Librarian Janice Maxson - LibrarianMarching Band
All City Band Members
FRONT ROW: Sherman Overton, John Ridley, Myra Taylor, Wayne Alexander, Tommy Collier, David Sherman. BACK ROW: Bobby Chandler, Dwight Satterwhite, Charles Spradling, Eddie Earley, Helen Hall, Marlene Stabile.Captain - Charles Spradling
Student Director - Dwight Satterwhite
Seventeenth Summer
THERE'S going to be a big dance in August
"That old Red-headed boy!"
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Cheerleaders
Elizabeth Cagle, Sharon Holmes, Tom Hubbert
Alternates - Louise White, Sandra Allison, Carol Blevms
Jeri Gurganus, Karen McQuillen. Gale Magers
Sally Bragan, Karen Kelly, Mary Nell McBeePresident Helen Hall
Vice-President Bobby Chandler
Secretary Janine Maxson
Treasurer Ronnie Merrell
Instrumentalists Club
FRONT ROW: Donnie Herring, Mickey McCormick, Janine Maxson, Helen Wall, Myra Sue Taylor, Marleen Stabile, Tommy Collier. BACK ROW: Mike Newsom, Ronnie Merrell, Wayne Alexander, Mickey Mom an, Bobby Chandler, Dwight Satterwhite, John Ridley.
First Period Choir
FIRST ROW: Margie Hargett, PamLoftin, Janet Stinson, Janice Tucker. Terry Ann Hooten, Martha Oglesby, Lonnie Maxwell, JeriGurganus, Henry Miller, Karen McQuillen, Sharon Holmes, Richard Main, Shirley Mitchell, Lana Tinsley, Judy Capps, Eugenia Reagen, Peggy Powell, Eloise George, Myra Sue Taylor, Joyce Johns, SECOND ROW: Freddy Burnette, Doris Allen, Alfonso Leo, Jimmy Tombrello, Louise Nalley, Marsha Claburn, Susan Laney, Ann Miller, Myra Bradford, Sliaron Gallant, Joyce Marshall, Linda Yates, Pat Weekley, Pat Spradling, Vicki Coggins, Carolyn Spann, Carolyn Johnston, THIRD ROW: Jack Skilling, Jimmy Hughes, David Shobe, Bobby Reid, Kelly Reynolds, Dick Collier, Robert Weir, Johnny Wilder, Bill Bacon, John Lyons, Steve Smith. FOURTH ROW: Hampton Warren, Andrew Chasteen. Bill Walton. Jimmy Cherry. Charles Walker, Cooper Ray, Ray Higginbotham, Ronnie Sheffield, Dick Tubbs, Tommy Burt, Gary Bowers, Robert Esco, Norman Antonio, Bill Main.President Shelton Vandiver
Lyric Club
Vice-president Nancy Worrell
Secretary Lloyd Set lift
Sponsor
Miss Elizabeth Selman
FRONT ROW: Shelton Vandiver, Linda Beyl, Nancy Worrell, Delores Freeman, LloydSetlilf. BACK ROW: Richard Collier, Johnny James, Dick Tubbs, Hubert Green.
Fourth Period Choir
FIRST ROW: Nancy Worrell, Jackie Campbell, Joyce DeVore, Betty Culver, Patti Meek, Diane Eddy, Sharon Wyatt, Linda Beyl, Paulette Hooper, Del Enslen, Joy Shaw, Dian Hitt, Shirley Also-brook, Jane Adkins, Melinda Reynolds, Janice DeVore, Betty Parker, Nancy Duke. SECOND ROW: Rachel Frazier, Kay Waggoner, Susan Wilson, Judy Marona, Sharon Hurliman, Anita Goldsmith, Jane Wilcox, Tommy Norton, Dwight Satterwhite, Richard Dillard, Bob Acton, James Harbuck, Deanna Owen, Janet Taylor, Sharon St revel, Sam Nash. THIRD ROW; Carl Weeks, Robert Muir, Looyd Setlilf, David Bessiere, Lamar Rice, Tommy Connell, Johnny James, Hubert Greene, Cecil Naftel, Gary Cook, Jack Raia, Tommy Burch, Bobby Adkins, Layne Morris, Steven Leatherwood, Billy Smith.President Stan Moss
Vice-president Gale Magers
Secretary Richard Dillard
Treasurer Dianne Wallace
Sponsor
Miss Virginia Pace
Spanish Club
FIRST ROW: Marilyn McClure, Martha Graves, Judy Boyd, Ann Braswell, Terry Arnett, Gale Magers, Dorothy Blevins, Jackie Jackson, Lana Tinsley, Nancy Shumate, Dianne Wallace. SECOND ROW: Donald Harbin, Johnny Dollar, Mike Alexander, Kenny Pittman, Linda Walker, Cynthia Little, Barbara Echols, Sheila Me Knight, Ginger Hammond, Janice Caudle, THIRD ROW: Ronnie Morrison, Danny McCaskill, Tommy Willis, Mike McClandon, Stan Moss, Davis Queen, Eugene Waites, Richard Dillard, Bob Latham, Everett McKnight, Tommy Borland.
Latin Club
FIRST ROW: Sue Hopping, Barbara Ericson, Rosemary Carroll, Sandra Stegall, Denise McLellan, Celia Frlcke, Sandra Allison, Mary Ann Rinaldi, Barbara Harrison, Audrey Ann Prude, Joyce Moseley. SECOND ROW: Jean Bell, Lynn Morris, Judy Riser, Ann Walkley, Carole Gurley, Wanda Holliday, Cynthia Thompson, Linda Ashcraft, Carolyn Humphrey, Linda Martin, Ann Hargrave, Miss Hortenstine. THIRD ROW: Philip Martin, Jones Miller, David Smith, Michael Erhart, Charles Frye, Rhys Harris, Ronnie Stroud, Sam Nash, Robert Towry, Collins Powell, Jim Borland, Mike Nichols, Ronnie Orso, George Llndhal, Bill McCrary.
President Jones Miller
Vice-president Wada Holliday
Secretary Lynn Morris
Treasurer Philip Martin
Sponsor Miss Dorothy HortenstinePresident Sharon Holmes
Vice-president Louise White
Secretary Judy Alexander
Treasurer Ann Walker
Sponsor
Miss Alma H. Howell
French Club
FIRST ROW: Mary Louise Kneisley, Carol Easterling, Judy Mcllwain, Donna Walker, Dawn Hogan, Suzan McClanahan, Marsha McQuillen, Linda Walsh, Rebecca Duty, Louise White, Sharon Holmes, Nancy Denson, Brenda Clark. SECOND ROW: Gail Williams, Barbara Jones, Cherryl Huey, Anne Walker, Andrea Curl, Suzanne Dally, Gail Mew bourne, Eloise George, Gloria Hooten, Pat Drew, Janice Boyd, Elaine Edgar, Miss Howell. THIRD ROW: Pat Hall, Karen Kelly, Hazel Bowden, Anita Goldsmith, Judy Alexander, Phil Jones, Bob Acton, Kenneth Smith, Dick Aloia, Marvin Stringfellow, Mickey Moman, Charles Spradling.
German Club
President Ray Reinhart
Vice-president Tommy Norton
Secretary Lucy Ray
Treasurer Tommy Collier
Sponsor
Mr. Joseph Scott
FIRST ROW: Mickey McCormick,Tommy Collier, George Hope, Charles Pearce, Helen Hall, Jan-ine Maxson, Terry Merkl, Cheryl Kennedy, Lucy Ray, James Prince, Gary Roden, Jeannie Thomason, Cynthia Deason. SECOND ROW: Larry Cox, Suzanne Wasley, Jan Alexander, Louise Lackey, Elizabeth Cunningham, Patricia Fuller, lva Loye Wood, Lynn Tucker, Marilyn Murphree, Becky Ballew, Dorothy Sanford, Mr. Scott. THIRD ROW: Tommy Connell, Tommy Norton, Ray Reinhart, Bill Davidson, George Terry, William Coston, Richard Collier, Terry Phillips, Eddie Early, Robert Graves, Larry Chandler, Donald Arnett, Randy Vanderburg.President Becky Bates
Vice-president Anne Armistead
Secretary Paulette Hooper
Treasurer Carol Bottsford
Sponsor
Miss Florence Pass
Thespians
FIRST ROW: Katie McDill, Emily Arthur, Cynthia Deason, Barbara Erickson, Anne Armistead, Rosemary Carroll, Carol Blevins, Margaret Toomer, Suzanne Wasley, Carol Adams, Mary Naro, Janice Boyd, Del Enslen. SECOND ROW: Joan McCutcheon, Linda Askew, Becky Bates, Eloise George, Michael Ann Howell, Dona Nichols, Martha White, Pat Salter, Paulette Hooper, Pam Wil-born, Joan Cole, Vickie Lanier, Susan Owens. THIRD ROW: Willie Parker, Ronnie Britton, Jody Williams. David Armentrout, Larry Chandler.
Promoters
FIRST ROW: Ann Prescott, Betty Culver, Sandra Rankin, Ann Dawson, Anne Armistead, Patti Meek, Karen McQuillen, Dian Hitt, Martha Oglesby, Jeri Gurganus, Elizabeth Cagle, Shirley Alsabrook, Joy Shaw, Shirley Mitchell, Janet Stinson, Sharon Wyatt, Wandra Parker, Donna Pruett. SECOND ROW: Susan Wilson, Brenda Jetton, Sharon Strcval, Joan Cole, Jane Wilcox, Pat Gugliotta, Joyce Hudspeth, Sara Hassell, Margaret Toomer, Susan Laney, Barbara Bates, Martha White, Pam Wil-born, Carol Blevins, Sharon Holliman, Sally Bragan, Kay Waggoner, Faith Bobo. THIRD ROW: Mikdred Snead, Jane Bates, Sandra Scott, Diane Waits, Mary Walker, Sharon Gallant, Vicki Hill, Judy Marona, Carolyn Johnston, Gail Wilson, Donna Thompson, Sherilyn Main, Susan Owens, Carolyn Spann, Nancy Barrett, Diane Walker, Pat Spradling, Michael Ann Howell.
President Janet Stinson
Vice-president Kay Waggoner
Secretary Mildred Snead
Treasurer Vicki Hill
Sponsor Mr. NichalosYellow Jacket Staff
FIRST ROW: Martha White, Kay Tanner, Rosemary Carroll, Suzanne Thompson, Margaret Toomer, Anita Myers, Joyce Moseley, Susan Gainey, Anne Armistead, Mickey Blevins, Donna Pruitt, SECOND ROW: David Smith, Judy Alexander, Judy Riser, Susan Owens, Bill Walton, Bill Screws, Gloria Hooton, Myra Ferguson, Eddie Hughes, Joan Cole, Noel Ray, Mike Nichols.
Tri-Hi-Y
FIRST ROW: Dari Welch, Jane Kreiger, Mary Walker, Wandra Parker, Patti Meek, Joyce Alexander, Susan Laney, Sally Bragan, Martha Oglesby, Karen McQuillen, Sharon Holmes, Elizabeth Cagle, Jeri Gurganus, Shirley Alsabrook, Melinda Reynolds, Sally Braswell, Janet Taylor, Shirley Mitchell, Mrs. Curlee. SECOND ROW: Jane Birchfield, Sharon Wyatt, Janet Stinson, Barbara Orr, Gloria Knowles, Sharon Hurliman, Bunny McWillie, Peggy Powell, Sara Hassell, Joyce Hudspeth, Nancy Denson, Mary Ann Callaway, Pat Gugliotta, Betty Culver, Judy Trammell, Mary Jo Darabaris, Sherrilyn Main. THIRD ROW: Myra Bradford, Mildred Snead, Lynn Morris, Judy Propst, Edith Arthur, Judy Marona, Sherry Baker, Patricia Weekley, Diane Walker, Carolyn Spann, Nancy Barrett, Jane Bates, Faith Bobo. Sharon Gallant, Vicki Hill, Paula Loveless, Jane Holliman.
President Patti Meek
Vice-president Wandra Parker
Secretary Mary Walker
Treasurer Janet StinsonFRONT ROW: Jerry Don Martin, Joe Lorino, Marie Sicola, Faylenn Davis, Bernard Puccio, Charles Trafflca. BACK ROW: Mrs. Bolton, Don Sims, Roy Martin, Bill Carney, Wayne Street, Lamar Bowman, Lee Doss.
Distributive Education Club
Art Club
FIRST ROW: Lou Ann Gibson, Linda Minossi, Judy Trammell, Grace Pritchett, Sharon Frances, Martha Cook, Cecelia Defibaugh, Linda Haskew, Janice McBride. SECOND ROW: Miss Bass, Carolyn Setiiff, Judy Propst, Anita Myers, Beverly Smitherman, Lutheree Moreno, Elaine Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Bob Lightsey, Mike Higgins, Fred Blevins, Bobby Bole, Gloria Knowles, Sally Braswell.
President Roy Martin
Vice-president Joe Lorino
Secretary-Treasurer Bernard Puccio
Sponsor
Mrs. J. H. Boulton
President Grace Prichett
Vice-president Bob Lightsey
Secretary Judy Propst
Treasurer Sally Braswell
Sponsor
Miss Helen BassPresident Robin Walker
Vice-president Carolyn Neugcnt
Secretary-Treasurer Judy Abbot
Sponsor
Mr. Morris Turner
Diversified Occupations Club
FRONT ROW: Mary Sue Thompson, Jane Bishop, Joan Braslield, Susan Wilson, Yvonne Silvers, Alice Pruitt. BACK ROW: Robin Walker, Jerrell Garrett, Carol Floyd, Judy Abbot, Jackie Silvers, Mr. Morris Turner.
Library Club
FIRST ROW: Peggie Ceravalo, Alice Davis, Edward Stallings, Brenda Clark, Charlotte Rogers, Jo Nell Mays, Joyce Carey, Janice Carey, Janice Clements, Shirley Trammell. SECOND ROW: Mary Jack Williams, Bill Nobles, Eva Nell Lawson, Jo Ann Ceravalo, Nancy Ray, Eileen Ransom, Margaret Ferguson, Sally Herring, Janice Michael, Carolyn Borella, Linda Gable, THIRD ROW: Michael Kennedy, James King, Hazel Bowdon, Judy Roberts, Sandy Freeman, Rose Stegall, Jan Alexander.
President Eva Nell Lawson
Vice-president Brenda Clark
Secretary Janet Carey
Treasurer James King
Sponsor
Miss Frances SeayIndustrial Arts Club
President Paul Jerles
Vice-president David Adair
Secretary-Treasurer James Dudley
Sponsor
Mr. C. T. McArthur
FRONT ROW: Paul Jerles, James Houts, Charles Cooper, Jerry Abner, Terry Graham, Carl Cooper, James Prince, Robert Williams. BACK ROW: Curtis Barrett, Randy Vanderburg, Doug Walding, Larry Bowman, Jerry Arnett, James Dudley, Tommy Burt.
Math Club
President Kay Pearce
Vice-president Elaine Mosley
Secretary Carole Johnson
Treasurer Nelson Cooper
Sponsor
Mrs. Carol Wesson
FIRST ROW: Carolyn Johnson, Kay Pearce, Grace Pritchett, Elaine Mosley, Cynthia Thompson, Larry Cox. SECOND ROW: Jim Stewart, Norman P. Antiono, Dick Aloia, Gene Pearson, James Smith, Nelson Cooper. THIRD ROW: Ray Reinhart, Terry Martin, Wayne Blackerby, Gary Cook, Nick Santoro, Ed Gardner.
rfPresident Ronnie Merrell
Vice-president Terry Martin
Secretary Ed Gardner
Treasurer Jimmy Hughes
Sponsor
Mrs. Ruby Harden
Electron Club
FRONT ROW: Jim Stuart, Geoffrey Huddleston, Bobby Chandler, Gene Pearson, Ronnie Merell, Dennis Thomas, Noel Ray. BACK ROW: Kenneth Harrison, Charles Walker. Jimmy Hughes, Dick Richardson, Ed Gardner, Frank Fulghan, Terry Martin, Joe Domnanovich.
Key Club
FIRST ROW: Phillip Martin, Kenneth Smith, David Shobe, I idley Barnett, Joel Roberts, Carl Sparks, Johnny Finley, Freddie Burnett. SECOND ROW: Don Smith, Tommy Burch, Bobby Baker, William Coston, Richard Groenendyke, Robert Muir, Jerry Garner, Joel Benson. THIRD ROW: Charles Frye, Bill Walton, Eugene Ellis, David Davidson, Willie Parker, Wesley Sorrell, Alan Blomely.
President Kenneth Smith
Vice-president Joel Roberts
Secretary Willie Parker
Treasurer Don Smith
Sponsor
Mr. H. L. WhitingPresident Barbara Heaton
Vice-president Kiltie Me Dill
Secretary Paula Jones
Treasurer Wanda Hill
Sponsor
Mrs. Azoline Large
Senior Y-Teens
FIRST ROW: Carol Johnson, Cindy Graves, Norma Hill, Sherrie Smith, Sherrill Larimer, Barbara Heaten, Delores Freeman. SECOND ROW: Paula Jones, Joyce Landers, Jan Blanks, Linda Beavers, Sherry McDonkey, Marion Brown, Katy Me Dill, Elaine Mosley.
FIRST ROW: Kathy Hester, Sandra Crot .er, Sandra Cross, Carol Kennedy, Carol Easterling, Judy Harrell, Mary Jane Thomas, Suzan McClahahan, Sue DeShazo, Carolyn Asaro, Mary Biekerstaff, Kathy Moreno, Rebecca Duty, Linda Carlisle. SECOND ROW: Linda Shook, Marilyn Bonoma, Kay Shaw, Diana Asaro, Lynn Givens, Sandra Cross, Beverly Eurton, Ann Farrell, Kathy Cross, Wanda Wood, Sharon Garmon, Dinah Smith, Anna Laura Crater, Charlene Ellis. THIRD ROW: Patsy Dill-ashaw, Linda McDonald, Rani Hicks, Ann Deaton, Denise McLellan, Mary Lou Drummond, Janice Cowart, Betty Benson, Reba King, Johnnie Tinker, Louise White, Pat Vining, Sheryl Dupuy, Beckv Coggins.
Junior Y-Teens
President Denise McLelland
Vice-president Kathy Moreno
Sec retary -T reasu rer Susan McClanahan
Sponsor
Miss Alberta NorwoodPresident Nancy Dollar
Vice-president Carolyn Johnston
Secretary Rachel Frazier
Treasurer Gail Dennis
Sponsor
Miss Ruby Doyle
Senior Y-Teens
FRONT ROW: Rhonda Dunn, Rachael Frazier, Linda Hardin, Dian Eddy, Eugenia Reagan, Judy Capps, Anoree Sell, Gail Dennis, Sandra Suddeth, Janice Tucker, Ann Prescott, Nancy Dollar. BACK ROW: Carolyn Johnston, Donna Pruett, Linda Ferguson, Janice Fanning, Gloria Hooten, Carol Sims, Deanna Owen, Mary Ellen Vaughen, Joy Calloway, Vivian Shook, Janet Dickerson, Anita Goldsmith.
FIRST ROW; Joyce Tucker, Linda Fenn, Jane Berry, Sue Homar, Frances Cicero, Brenda Cobb, Myra Chambers, Mary Miller, Bethany Scott, Betty Owens. SECOND ROW: Sharon Tucker, Judy Lackey, Barbara Wall, Mary Narro, Charlotte Montgomery, Margaret Ferguson, Lee Parrish, Linda Torch, Angela Costanzo, Jackie Jackson, Eileen Lawson. THIRD ROW: Jenny Sheffield, Janice Wamble, Rosa Stegall, Kay Cooley, Sherry Williams, Judy Bice, Nancy Couch, Aletha Bonds, Marsha Bracknell, Patsy Wright, Charlene Cook, Charlotte Cox, Jane Davis.
Junior Y-Teens
President Bethany Scott
Vice-president Brenda Cobb
Secretary Jenny Sheffield
Treasurer Dianne Campbell
Sponsor
Mrs. Evelyn RubinOfficers and Sponsors
FRONT ROW: Louise Leo, Karen Kelly, George Stritikus, Janies Wheeler, Thomas Carey, Vicki Hill, Janet Stinson. BACK ROW: Daniel Haynes, Jimmy Hollifield, Morgan Hall, James Thompson, Mike Nichols, Bill Davis.
Ensley HighDisc and Diamond Club
FIRST ROW: Louise Leo, Karen Kelly, George Stntikus, James Wheeler, Thomas Carey, Jerry Cooper, Vicki Hill, Janet Stinson. SECOND ROW: Clifton Vlankley, Noel Ray, Jimmy Hollifield, Ricky Turk, Jimmy Shepherd, Morgan Hall, James Thompson, John Atkins, Jimmy Stntikus, Bobby Bole, Bill Davis. THIRD ROW: Robert Russell, Daniel Haynes, Ray Higginbotham, Mike Nichols, Alan Blomeley.
School ROTCPresident John Atkins
Vice-president Byron Best
Secretary John Meadows
Sponsors
Mr. B. G. Flynn
Mr. A. D. Staples
Bank Board of Directors
FRONT ROW: Antionette Graffo, Kay Tanner, Patti Meek, Karen McQuillian, Elizabeth Cagle, Nancy Dollar, Janet Dickerson, Mary Jo Darabaris. BACK ROW: Jim Otto, Joel Roberts, Beverly Whitfield, Nancy Barrett, Judy Marona, Stan Moss.
FIRST ROW: Eileen Watkins, Sharon Tucker, Jan McAllister, Becky Burkhalter, Jackie Barclay, Susan McClanahan, Janice Boyd, Leigh Parrish, Glois Smith, Gale Magers. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Davis, Frances Bracknell, Janice Brown, Anita Meyers, Kay Tanner, Lutheree Moreno, Carolyn Humphry, Alice Hamm ell, Myra Sue Taylor, Sandra Green, Eileen Ransom, Mary Walker. THIRD ROW: Jane Clark, Linda Walker, Carolyn Setliff, Sharon Gallant, Pat Drew, Nick Santoro, Cecil Naftel, Jimmy Harbuck, Sherry McConkey.
Bank TellersHi Y Club
FRONT ROW: Tommy Burch, Lonnie Maxwell, Dick Main, Dudley Barnett, Kendall Weaver. BACK ROW: Ronnie Sheffield, Joe Lively, Robert Weir, Jimmy Wilson, Pete McKenzie, BUI Walton.
Ushers Club
FRONT ROW: Glenn Turner, Ernest Rowell, John Atkins, Roy Swatzoll, Bobby Baker, Richard Groenendykc, Cooper Ray, Robert Muir. BACK ROW: Mr. B. G. Flynn, Lloyd Setliff, Bryon Best, Gary Cook, Larry Douglas, John Meadows, Raymond Thomas, Mr. A. D. Staples.
President Robert Weir
Vice-president Tommy Wilson
Secretary Dudley Bax-nett
Treasurer Tommy Burch
Sponsor
Mr. James DupuyPresident Barbara Gardner
Vice-president Bob England
Secretary Pam Rothe
Secretary Betty Woodall
Chaplain Judy Johnson
Sponsor
Mrs. Zola Thompson
Writers Club
FRONT ROW; Dennis Warren, Joy Curtis, Rose Givens, Marian George, Judy Johnson, Sandra Bowman, Robert Dunkin. BACK ROW: Ann Miller, Barbara Gardner, Betty Woodall.
FIRST ROW: Genevieve Stano, Toulah Stritikus, Shirley Bousack, Joyce DeVore, Ann Braswell, Dorothy Lankford, June Smith, Stella Watts, Anoree Self, Vita Aquilino. BACK ROW: Sandra Fay Moore, Barbara Orr, Faylenn Davis, Bobby Ann Langley, Terry Sue Gray, Myrl Wise, Mary Fleet, Rhonda Dunn, Dona Nichols, Joy Calloway, Janet Dickerson.
Home Economics Club
President Joy Calloway
Vice-president Helen Robertson
Secretary Janet Dickerson
Treasurer Vivian Shook
Sponsor
Miss Helen MohnsPresident Linda McCutcheon
Vice-president Sharon Webb
Secretary Shirley Bonds
Treasurer Joy Shaw
Future Teachers Club
FIRST ROW: Jane Wilcox, Andrea Curl, Joy Shaw, Marilyn Murphree, Rhoda Stanford. SECOND ROW: Sharon Webb, Carol Berthon, Shirley Bonds, Mrs. Campbell. THIRD ROW: Linda DuLaney, Linda McCutcheon, Sharon Hobbs.
FRONT ROW: Janice Lewis, Carol Bottsford, Blanche Powell, Marilyn McClure, Janice Tucker, Joan Brasfield, Donna Connaway, Gail Hammock, Judy Vines. BACK ROW: Antoinette Graffeo, Kathy Porteous, Zadie Hamby, Carol Sims, Linda Yates, Margaret McCain, Barbara Northington, Judy Conley, Mary JoDarabaris.
Future Nurses Club
President Joan Brasfield
Vice-president Janice Tucker
Secretary Gall Hammock
Treasurer Judy ConleyPresident Cooper Ray
Vice-president Roy Swatzell
Treasurer Winston Morriss
Secretary Glenn Turner
Sponsor
Mr. Howard Ballew
Junior Civitan Club
FRONT ROW: Mr. Cahoon, John Lyons, Winston Morriss, Marvin Stringfellow Mike Earheart Jimmy Hargrave, Steve Leatherwood, Scott Wall. BACK ROW: Tommy Norton, Jones Miller Cooper Ray, Roy Swatzell, Bobby Morrow, Bobby Reid, Charles Phillips, Glenn Turner, Ronnie' Crowe Johnny Voytanovsky. ’ ’
FIRST ROW: Patricia Fuller, Lyndia Roy, Ann Parsons, Lynda Moore, Marilyn Hcthcoat, Sherill Larimer, Toni Hubbert, Sandra Allison, Mary Miller, Dian Gant, Iva Loye Wood, Suzanne Dally, Leilanl Warren, Freida Abbott, Mildred Sparks, Kathy Hildreth, Linda McFarland. SECOND ROW: Jackie Evans, Terry Porter, Mary Jo Musulman, Judy Reinhart, Roberta Freeman, Johnnye Hamby, Barbara Harrison, Judy Goggins, Barbara Gogglns, Brenda McCain, Alice May. THIRD ROW: Glois Smith, Lois Smith, Linda Moore, Mrs. Smith, Enda Junkins, Barbara Bates, Janice Brown, Glenda Brock, Barbara Wall, Rose Ann Marino, Anita Myers, Marion Brown, Frances Cicero, Rosalie Carruba, Josephine Pitts. FOURTH ROW: Rosalie Monzella, Dorothy Waites, Carolyn Williams, Frieda Smith, Linda Nesmith, Gale Quinn, Judy Jefferson, Jenny York, Carolyn Akins, Brenda Moore, Judy Conley, Matilda Ferlno, Barbara Jones, Gloria Magers, Sheila Edwards.
President Toni Hubbert
Vice-president Jenny York
Secretary Sandra Allison
Treasurer Johnnye Hamby
Girls’ Athletic AssociationPresident Nancy Duke
Vice-president John Gable
Secretary-Treasurer Philip Craven
Sponsor
Miss Virginia Nancarrow
Biology Club
FRONT ROW: Judith Jones, Nancy Duke. Myra Ferguson. BACK ROW: John Gable, Billy Price, Lamar Brownlow, Philip Craven.
FIRST ROW: Mrs. Black, Margie Couch, Rosemary Aquilino, Mary Nell Messina, Suzanne Thompson, Nancy Ray, Lois O'Brien, Shirley Hammett, Brenda Jetton, Jenny York, Rebecca Duty, Jane Bates. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Mann, Donna Pruett, Dinah Smith, Mary Jane Thomas, Judy Parker, Mary Sue Thompson, Paula Loveless, Diane McWhorter, Beverly Whitfield, Virginia Craig, Rhoda Stanford, Margaret Alldredge. THIRD ROW: Donald Harwin, Tim Alley, Kent Burchfield, Tommy Ellis, J. B. Monzella, Wayne Blackerby, Linda Ingram, Barbara Echols, Sharon White.
Junior Red Cross
President Carol Neugent
Vice-president Lois O'Brien
Secretary
Mary Sue Thompson
Treasurer Hal Holston
Sponsor
Mrs. Mildred BlackPresident BUI Taylor
Vice-president George Hayes
Secretary Jim Stagg
Treasurer Glen Calfee
Sponsor Mr. McArthur
Coin Club
FRONT ROW: Roy Reynolds, George Hayes, Steve Harris, BUI Taylor, David Mann. Kenneth Barclay, Mitch Haigler, Jimmy Jarrord, Jim Stagg, Glenn Calfee.
BACK ROW
Ensemble
FIRST ROW; Anita Goldsmith, Jackie Campbell, Rachael Frazier, Patti Meek, Linda Beyl, Martha Oglesby, Susan Wilson, Diane Eddy, Shirley Alsabrook, Eugenia Reagen, Jane Wilcox, Susan Laney. SECOND ROW: Judy Marona, Paulette Hooper, Richard Collier, Johnny James, Tommy Norton, Dwight Satterwhite, Patsy Spradlmg. Carolyn Spann, Janet Taylor, Deana Owen. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Setliff, CecU Naftel, Shelton Vandiver, Dick Tubbs, Hubert Greene, Ray Higginbotham, Cooper Ray, Gary Cook, Robert Muir, David Bessiere, Andrew Chasteen.National Honor Society
President Gary Cook
Vice-president Sharon Gallant
Secretary Shirley Alsabrook
Sponsors - Miss Mary Till, Mrs. Dorothy England
President Charles Spradling
Judy Alexander, Anne Armtstead. John Atkins, Nancy Barrett
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Vice-president Kay Pearce
Spring Officers
Carol Berthon, Larry Cox, Nancy Denson, Jerry Garner
Jeri Gurganus, Paula Jones, Karen McQuillen. Patti Meek
Secretary Margaret ToomerTeamwork. . .Sportsmanship
The hushed quiet of the locker room before a game. . .the
roar of packed stands. . .words of encouragement. . .the race
against time. . .the overflowing trophy case. Jackets proud
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First The Toss-up
As school opened and the concentrated summer football practice drew to a close, sportswriters throughout the state predicted that Ensley would finish low in the state ranking because of inexperience.
Three months later the JACKETS had proved the predictions wrong. They were number one in the final state ratings, having been defeated by only Bessemer. This excellent showing surprised even the coaching staff. For the first time in about twenty years the JACKETS defeated Wood-lawn, twice in one season. This history making team went undefeated in the city and won the Clinic game. A championship team, both in city and in state.
Then the long sustained drive . . .
A Moment of Decision . . .
Randy Cooper Ronnie Sheffield Bill Braswell Tommy Wilson Ken Scarborough Chester Parker
Tackle Tackle End Guard Guard Centerclaim both City and State Championships
And we have to wash our own uniforms.
Quickly adapting to the responsibility, the stubborn JACKET line functioned as w e 11 as a highly perfected and efficient machine. Led by co-captain Jim Ingle and guard Ken Scarborough, the line consistently denied the opponents y a r d a g e and stopped powerful Tuscaloosa, Ramsey, and Wood lawn at close victories. Other consistent performers
Billy Phillips Fullback
Kenneth Harrison Tackle
Buddy Costain Halfback
Jeff Hopping Halfback
Stan Moss Quarterback
Mark Wood End
Jimmy Wilson End
Murray Newlin Center
Phillip McKinnon Guard
Richard Groenendyke Guard
James Tingle Tackle
Touchdown!!!
Richard Gilmore Fullback
Tommy Me Bee Quarterback
Doug Suell Tackle
Joel Roberts HalfbackLarry Sinquefield HALFBACK
were Murray Newlin, Bill Braswell, Tommy Wilson, Mark Wood, Chester Parker, Ronnie Sheffield, and Randy Cooper. Doug Suell, Phillip McKinnon, Mike Tingle, proved to be valuable fill-ins. Stand outs in the defensive backfield were Larry Sinquefield and Richard Gilmer. Offensively Sinquefield and Roberts anchored the running attack. Other outstanding backfield men were Jeff Hopping, Stan Moss, and Tommy McBee.
Co-captain Jim Ingle was voted Most Valuable Lineman, to the All-State and All-City teams, and was chosen All-American by SCHOLASTIC Magazine. Larry Sinquefield, also co-captain, was voted Most Valuable Back, to the All-State and All-City teams.
Outstanding co-captain Jim Ingle
Also voted to the All-City team wrere Chester Parker, Tommy Wilson, Richard Gilmer, Ken Scarborough, and Bill Braswell.
After the close of the season when the helmets, pads, and uniforms had been stored away, Coach Fagin Canzoneri summed up the season in the one word, "Wonderful!!!" Then he added, "Let's do it again next year!"
Practice Makes Perfect.
VARSITY TEAM
FIRST ROW: Joel Roberts, Richard Gilmer, Bill Braswell, Ronnie Sheffield, Tommy Wilson, Chester Parker, Ken Scarborough, Randy Cooper, Jim Ingle, Tommy McBee, Larry Sinquefield. SECOND ROW: Buddy Coston, Billy Phillips, Mark Wood, Doug Sell, Richard Groenendyke, Murray Newlin, Phillip McKinnon, James Tingle, Jimmy Wilson, Stan Moss, Jeff Hopping. THIRD ROW: Bobby Morrow, Ernest Rowell, Bill Odom, John Whiddon, Tery Chaney, James Roberts, Phillip Martin, Ken Garrison, Ricky Childress, Butch Turner. FOURTH ROW: Coach Hanes, Coach Pepper, Bill Beacham, Bill Ragland, Larry Crotzer, Johnny Voytanovsky, Roy Mewbourne, Wayne Townsend, Ronnie Crowe, Marvin Stringfellow. Joe Lomoro. Bill Olmstead, Coach Canzoneri.
Hris named All-American
COACHES
Richard Gilmer carries (or yardage.
Herbert Hanes Head Football Coach B-Team Basketball Coach of the Year
Phil English Football Baseball
Fagin Canzoneri Football Track
Sim son Pepper Football Basketball
Robert Muir, Student Body President, accepts for Ensleythe Sportsmanship Trophy from Superinten-dant Theo. Wright.
Sinqucfield trapps Lion's pass.And they were larks that night
The victory that counted
Commissioner Waggoner officiates.
Women are everywhere
' 50-All Stars win over 40-All StarsFormal Opening
February 22, 1962Pete McKenzie Guard
Bill Odom Forward
Jim Ingle Kendal Weaver
Guard Guard
Burch sinks one In the basket.
Led by Ingle and Morrison; '61 Jacket varsity
Veteran Coach Simpson Pepper produced another basketball team of championship caliber. After a shaky start the Jackets roared to victory after victory.
The starting quintet consisted of Ingle, Morrison, Braswell, McKenzie and Sin-quefield. Morrison noted for his tight defensive play, hit consistently from the corners. Braswell combined tre-
Weaver attempts goal against Bessemer.
Marvin Stringfellow Guard
Bill Braswell Center
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Captains Ingle and MorrisonWesley Sorrell Jimmy Roland Fred Burnett Richard Burch
Forward Guard Guard Forward
hardwood quintet humbles Tuscaloosa County, Tarrant
grabs early district lead.
mendous spring and quick hands to score frequent tip-in's. McKenzie provided stubborn scoring punch under the boards. Ingle and Sinque-field set up and ran all patterns smoothly.
Although the loss of high scorer Sinquefield weakened the team, Coach Pepper frequently mixed the starting lineup with reserves. Kendall Weaver, owner of a dangerous soft jump shot, Freddy Burnett, ball hustler, Richard Burch, jump shot expert, and Gary Cook, rebounder were frequently called into action. Phillip Martin, Bill Odom, Marvin Stringfellow, Richard Groenendyke, Jimmy Roland and Wesley Sorrell rounded out the bench.
Coach Pepper and his boys eye a tense moment in the game.
Phillip Martin Forward
Gary Cook Forward
Curtis Morrison Forward
Richard Groenendyke Forwardr PKCSEKTZOIY
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VARSITY BASKETBALL
B I! Rraswell» Curtis Morrison, Jim Ingle, Pete McKenzie, Richard Burch. olujnu how: Fred Burnett, Phillip Martin, Richard Groenendyke, Gary Cook, Jimmy Roland. Kendall Weaver. THIRD ROW: Wesley Sorrell, Bill Odom, Marvin Stringfellow.
B-TEAM BASKETBALL
FIRST ROW: Bobby Hooper, Wayne Vincent, Tim Orton, Tommy Blaikie, George Terry, Ted Wolf. SECOND ROW: Bernard Loreno, Ricky Hilley, Doug Suell, Bill McCrary, Drew Tombrello. THIRD ROW: Coach Hanes, Bill Burch, Rickey Childress, Stan Moss, Wayne Dickerson, Buddy Coston.
B-TEAM completes perfect season and end as City-Champions.
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Final Score in Bessemer game, night of the dedication - 63-40.Track ’
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Ronnie Crow
Cross Country
.Joel Roberts
Randy Cooper
Bill Odom
Bill Braswell
FIRST ROW: Jerry Topazi, David Shobe, Johnny Phillips, Byron Waldrop. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Smith, John Lyons. Pete Sfakianos, Daved Smith, Don Drashefl, Wesley Sorrell, Eddie Hughes, Dick Aloia, Mickey Moman.
Don Drashefl
Dick Aloia
Wesley Sorrell
Varsity Baseball
FRONT ROW: Raymond Ruple, Ernest Rowell, Earl Sumerall, Kendal Weaver, Ronnie Orso Don Keith. BACK ROW: Ricky Childress, Philip Martin, Gary Wilson, Bobby Daniel, Pete McKenzie. Paul Jerles, James Crim, Richard Gilmer, Stan Moss, Larry Sinquefield, Johnny Osborn.
Pete McKenzie First Base Most Valuable Player
Stan Moss Outfield Leading Hitter
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Bobby Daniel PitcherCity Champions 1961
The 1961 JACKETS with a 11-2 record in the city snatched the city-championship from on coming rivals Banks and Phillips. The success of the Baseball team is often overlooked as it is forced to compete with the football team for attendance and popularity. But the record, a result of hard work and determined team effort, remains to speak for itself.
Helped by such sluggers as Pete McKenzie, Stan Moss, Paul Jerles and the fine pitching performances of Bobby Daniel and Don Keith, the Jacket team soared to the county play-offs where they were defeated 2-0 by Hewitt. With the end of this season dawns a bright tomorrow. Bring your hot dogs, potato chips, cokes, and boyfriends to cheer the ’62 JACKETS on to even greater heights.
Larry Sinquefleld Third Base Captain
James Crim Center Field
Paul Jerles Second Base
Ernest Rowell Outfield
Ricky Childress Catcher
Richard Gilmer Shortstop
• ■ 3A D VER TISEMENTS£or a wonderful future!
Southern BellJanuary Statistics
ALFRED WAYNE ALEXANDER Music Scholarship to Miss. Southern, Band (8), Band Letter (4), Orchestra, Instrumentalist Club, Thespians Chess Club.
JOYCE ANNE ALEXANDER Pres. Session Room; Jr. Red Cross (2); Library Asst., Library Letter; Latin, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Shorthand Awards.
NANCY LEE BARRETT Nat'1 Honor Society; Exchange Cup Winner; Pres. (3), Vice-pres. (2), Bank Teller Session Room; Who's Who; Latin Award; Choir (2); Bank Board of Directors (3); Treas. (1) Tri-Hi-Y (8), Promoters (2); Annual Staff; Shorthand Awards.
CAROL JOYCE BERTHON National Honor Society; Sec., Banker Session Room; Chaplain Future Teachers (2), Promoters (2), Latin Clubs.
DAVID REGIS BESSIERE Choir (4), Choir Letter, Senior Ensemble.
BYRON G LA DUS BEST Vice-pres. Session Room; Winner Civitan Oratorical Contest, Winner American Legion Oratorical Contest; Vice-pres. Ushers Club; Science Dep't Assistant.
LINDA JOYCE BEYL Senior Y-Teens (3); Choir (5), Choir Letter and Stripe, Senior Ensemble (3); Jr. Achievement; Shorthand Awards.
SYLVIA JANE BISHOP Secretary Session Room (4); DO Club.
WILMA JEAN BRACKIN Home Economics, Senior Y-Teens Clubs.
KENNETH EARL BUMPERS Junior Red Cross Representative.
KENT NYLES BURCHFIELD Junior Red Cross Representative.
BRICE DAVID BYRD NCO, ROTC. Disc and Diamond, Drill Team; Industrial Arts Club.
JOY ANN CALLAWAY KiwanisCup Winner; Pres., Vice-pres. (3), Sec. Session Room; Sec. (2) Y-Teens, Thespians (2), Pres.,Sec. Home Economics Club; Bank Teller.
VINZENE CERNIGLIA Vice-pres. Session Room; Jr. Red Cross.
LARRY WAYNE CHANDLER Sec. Session Room; Debate Team; German Thespian Clubs; NCO-ROTC; Staff (3), Cast (2), Plays.
ANDREW JACKSON CHASTEEN JR.
Bank Teller Session Room; Ensemble, Sr. Ensemble, Choir Letter; NCO-ROTC.
AUDREY JANE CLARK Jr. Red Cross; Bank Teller; "Jacket Staff".
LARRY MICHAEL DOUGLAS Ushers Club.
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NANCY SUE DUKE Pres., Sec. (3) Session Room; Pres., Vice-pres., Treas. Biology Club; Jr. Red Cross; Choir; Annual Staff.
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RAMONA JANE KRIEGER Sec. Sr. Class; Pres.. Vice-pres., Bank Teller Session Room; Treas. Tri-Hi- Y, Y-Teens Clubs; Glee Club; Jan. Favorite; Homecoming Court; Cabinet.
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GWENDOLYN JOYCE LANDERS Pres. Sec. Session Room; Chaplain, Treas. Future Nurses Club. Y-Teens; Bank Worker.
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JOSEPH ANTHONY LORINO Vice-pres. DO. DE. Writers. Lyric Clubs; Choir.
PATRICIA ANN LOVOY Bank Teller; Library Asst.; Shorthand Award.
PAULA JEANETTE LOVELESS Jr. Red Cross; Library Asst.; Library, Span., Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens Club; Annual Staff.
PATRICIA ARLENE McCANN Vice-pres. Session Room; Vice-pres., Treas. Chaplain Biology Club (5).
BILLIE JOYCE McQUEEN Vice-pres. (3), Banker (2) Session Room; Bank Board of Directors; Shorthand Awards.
SHIRLEY ANN McRAE Jr. Red Cross; Jr. Y-Teens; Shorthand Awards.
JUDY LEE M A RON A Pres., Vice-pres., Banker Session Room; Cabinet; BankBoard of Directors; January Favorite; Choir (3); Ensemble; Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Promoters Clubs.
PATRICIA ANN MEEK Nat'l Honor Society; Sec. Student Body; Miss Jacket; Homecoming Queen; Scholarship Letter; Vice-pres., Sec. (4) Session Room; Pres., Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, Promoters Clubs; Choir, Ensemble; Cashier Bank Board of Directors; Annual Staff; Shorthand Awards.
HUBERT LAYNE MORRIS
Choir (5).
FRANCES JOSEPHINE NIX Vice-pres.,Sec. (3), Bank Teller Session Room; Shorthand Awards.
JAMES JOSEPH OTTO Pres. Sr. Class; Pres. (2), Vice-pres. (2), Session Room; Jr. Red Cross; Bank Board of Directors.
JUDITH KAY OAKES Senior Y-Teens Representative; Jr. Y-Teens, Promoters, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Choir.
JANET ELAINE PICKETT Library Assistant, Library Club; Junior Red Cross; Shorthand Awards.
BRENDA GAYLE PRATER Y-Teens. Music, Future Nurses Clubs.
BERNARD ROBERT PUCCIO Writers, Lyric, DO. Sec. DE Clubs; Choir (2).
JACK ANTHONY RAIA Pres. (2), Vice-pres., Sec. Session Room; Choir.
GLEN CLEVELAND ROBERTS JR.
Choir (4); Lyric, Disc and Diamond Clubs.
KENNETH RILEY SCARBOROUGH B-Team Football, Varsity Football (3).
LECIL LLOYD SETLIFF JR.
Choir (6), Ensemble, Sec. Lyric, Ushers Club.
CLAUDIA GERTRUDE SHOOK Nat'l Honor Society; Best Freshman; Jan-Favorite; Pres., Vice-pres.. Sec., Bank Teller Session Room; Jr. Red Cross: Council; Jr.. Sr. Y-Teens; Shorthand Awards.
LARRY EUGENE SINQUEFIELD Pres., Vice-pres. Session Room; Winner Fred Sington Trophy; May King; Choir; Varsity Baseball (3), Cap't Varsity Basketball (4), Cap't Varsity Football (4), Varsity Track.
MARY LOUISE STEADHAM Majorette Letter (2); Band Letter (4); Sec., Publicity Manager Band; Y-Teens.
ELSIE FAYE STEELE Library Assistant, Library Club; Shorthand Award; Intramurals.
JUDY LYNN STRINGER Junior Red Cross; Banker; Spanish Club.
CELESTE KAY TANNER BankBoardof Directors, Bank Teller; Y-Teens, Speech, Library Clubs; Lib. Asst.
JERRY WAYNE TOWNSEND Pres.. Vice-pres. Session Room; Varsity Football.
CONSTANCE ODEL VOWELL Jr. Red Cross; Bank Board of Directors; Choir Glee Club; Annual Staff; Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens.
WILLIAM HAROLD WEEKS ROTC Rifle Team; Disc and Diamond Club.
BEVERLY JANE WHITFIELD Sec. (3), Bank Teller Session Room; Sec.. Treas. Jr. Red Cross; Sec. Bank Board of Directors; Shorthand Awards: Junior Achievement.
HELEN MARIE WILLIAMS DE, Home Economics Clubs.
JAMES WILLIAM WILSON Pres., Vice-pres., Sec. Session Room; Chaplain Hi-Y; B-Team Football; Varsity Tennis. Varsity Football.
SUSAN TRUE WILSON Pres. (5), Vice-pres. Session Room; First Alternate Miss Touchdown; Choir, Ensemble; Promoters, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs.
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DAVID JOSEPH ADAIR Vice-pres., Banker Session Room, Jr. Red Cross Representative; Hi-Y, Vice-pres. Industrial Arts Clubs.
WILLIAM ROBERT ADKINS
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JUDY MARIE ALEXANDER Nat'l. Honor Society; Cabinet; Headline Ed., Co-Editor "Yellow Jacket"; Treas. Jr. Red Cross; Sec. French Club; Staff Play; Choir (3); Shorthand Award.
MARGARET ANN ALDREDGE Red Cross Rep.; French, Library Clubs; Library Assistant; "Jacket" Staff; Shorthand Award.
SANDRA RAYE ALLISON Red Cross Rep.; Gym Asst.; Sec., Vice-pres. Girls Athletic Assn.; Alternate Cheerleader; Y-Teen, Latin Clubs.
SHIRLEY ANN ALSABROOK Sec. Nat'l Honor Society; Sec. Student Body; Best Freshman Award; Cabinet; Pres., Banker Session Room; Council; Jr. Red Cross; Miss Fire Prevention; First Alt. Homecoming Queen; Choir; Chaplain Writers Club, Jr. Y-Teens; Chaplain Sr. Y-Teens; Promoters, Tri-Hl-Y Clubs.
CAROLYN ANDERSON Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Library, Y-Teens, D.O. Clubs; Winner Table Setting Contest.
KATHRYN ANNETTE ARNOLD D. O., Latin Clubs
EMILY NEAL ARTHUR Chaplain Thespians; Staff Play (3), Cast Play (4); Rep. to National Convention, Bloomington, Indiana, State Convention.
HENRY JERRY ASKEW Pres., Vice-pres., Sec., Banker Session Room; Hi-Y, Photography Clubs; Varsity Track; Boys Vocal.
JOHN KNIGHT ATKINS JR.
Nat'l Honor Society; Nat'l Merit Scholarship Semifinalist; Harvard Book Award; Vice-pres., Sec. Session Room; Vice-pres. (2) Disc and Diamond, Pres. Jr. Electrons, Pres. Usher Clubs; BattlegroupComdr., Outstanding Military Cadet; Science Dept. Assistant; Band.
JOHNNY ELBERTON AUSBUN Hi-Y Club; Cross Country Track.
THOMAS MILBURN BAILEY Sec. (3) Session Room; Jr. Electron Club (3); Stock Room Asst.; Debate Team.
LARRY DUDLEY BARNETT Pres., Vice-pres., Sec. Session Room; Treas. French, Sec. Hi-Y, Key Clubs.
PAULA JANE BATES Vice-pres. Session Room; Who's Who; Promoter, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs.
FRED ALLEN BLEVINS Vice-pres. Session Room; Art Club; Project Committee.
MARY FAITH BOBO Pres. (3), Bank Teller Session Room; Council, Cabinet; Tri-Hi-Y, Promoters, Treas. Spanish Clubs.
CAROL JEAN BOTTSFORD Bank Teller Session Room; Chaplain Thespians, Future Nurses Clubs; Gym Asst.; Staff Play (6); Staff May Day (2).
JOHN LESTER BOWLIN Stage Lighting Operator; Staff Play (4); Projectionist (3); Biology Lab. Asst.
LARRY DALE BOWMAN Industrial Arts Club.
THOMAS LAMAR BOWMAN Spanish Club.
ELIZABETH SALLY BRAGAN Cheerleader; HomecomingCt.; Pres., Sec., Bank Teller Session Room; Vice-pres. Fr., Sec. Sr. Y-Teens. Promoters, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Shorthand Awards.
JOAN ANN BRASFIELD Pres., Vice-pres., Bank Teller Session Room; Council; Jr. Red Cross; Pres., Chap. Future Nurses, DO Clubs; Band; Pres., Vice-pres. Orchestra (5); Orchestra Letter.
SALLY MARION BRASWELL Sec. Session Room; Pres. Jr. Y-Teens, Treas., Vice-pres. Art, Sr. Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Big Nine Dance Comm.; Library Asst.
MARION LEE BROWN Sec., Library Band (8); Staff Play; G.A.A. (5), Sr. Y-Teens (2) Clubs; Gym Asst.
ELBERT JACKSON BUCKELEW JR. Vice-pres., Sec. Session Room; Hi-Y (5), Jr. Electron Clubs; Jr. Red Cross (2).
RICHARD LYELL BURCH Pres. Session Room; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Tennis; Hi-Y Club; Choir; Science Dept. Assistant.
THOMAS ALLEN BURCH Pres., Vice-pres. Session Room; Key. Hi-Y Clubs; Choir.
MARY ANN CALLAWAY Pres., Sec. Session Room; Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Y-Teens, French Clubs.
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JOHN WESLEY CLARK Bank Teller Session Room.
LINDA KAY COLLINS Secretary Senior Class; Vice-President, Secretary, Junior Red Cross Representative Session Room; President, Vice-President, Chaplain Junior Y-Teens, Secretary Senior Y-Teens; ’’Yellow Jacket”.
• ELBERT GARY COOK, JR President National Honor Society; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist; President, Vice-President Session Room; Council (2); Best Freshman; Cabinet; Boys' State Representative; May Court; Jefferson County Citizenship Tour; Vice-President Math (5), Ushers (4), German Clubs; Track, B-Team Basketball Letter, Varsity Tennis Letter (2), Varsity Basketball Letter (2); Choir, Ensemble.
MARTHA LUCINDA COOK President, Secretary Session Room; Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, President Art Clubs; Scholastic Art Award (3); State Fair Art Awards.
FREEMAN EARL COOPER President Session Room; Industrial Arts, Hi-Y (5) Clubs.
WILLIAM NELSON COOPER Vice-President, Secretary Session Room; Treasurer Math (4), Hi-Y (4), Junior Electrons Clubs.
MARJORIE ANNE COUCH Vice-President, Junior Red Cross Representative Session Room; Future Teachers, Junior Y-Teens Clubs; Band.
LARRY PAUL COX National Honor Society; Nominated for DuPont Regional Scholarship; Winner Math Contest; Cabinet; President Math, Vice-President Junior Electron, Vice-President, Chaplain German, Chess Clubs.
JAMES EGBERT DANIEL Marion Institute Science Club; Marion Institute Cadet Choir. Honors from Ensley: Bank Teller Session Room; Disc and Diamond, Hi-Y Clubs; Bank Worker.
MARY JO DARABARIS Y-Teens, G.A. A., Vice-President Future Nurses Clubs; Vice-President Bank Board of Directors; Gym Assistant, Gym Letter.
DAVID EUGENE DAVIDSON Key, Chess Clubs.
WILLIAM MARSHAL DAVIDSON German, Chess, Junior Electrons Clubs; Freedom Forum.
FAYLENN DAVIS Art, Library, Home Economics, Deca Clubs; Library Assistant, Library Letter; Annual Staff.
WILLIAM MONROE DAWSON Vice- President Session Room; Junior Red Cross; Latin Club; Tennis Team
CYNTHIA LOU DEASON President, Vice-President Session Room; Chaplain Red Cross; Vice-President, Chaplain Future Teachers, President, Secretary German, Thespians Clubs; Play Staff (2), Play Cast (3); Representative to National Thespian Convention.
NANCY KAY DENSON National Honor Society; President (2), Vice-President, Secretary, Bank Teller Session Room; Student Council (2), Cabinet; President French, Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Y-Teen Clubs; Homecoming Court; Gym Assistant, Captain Girls’ Intra-murals; Shorthand Award.
JANET DARLENE DICKERSON President, Vice-President, Secretary Session Room; Council; President, Chaplain Y-Teens (8); Secretary Home Economics Clubs; Bank Board of Directors (2), Cashier; "Jacket” Staff; Shorthand Award.
NANCY RAY DOLLAR Head Marshal; President, Vice-President, Red Cross Representative Session Room; President, Vice-President, Treasurer Y-Teens (8); Secretary Bank Board of Directors; Council; Shorthand Award.
LINDA ANN DULANEY Secretary Chess, Library, Future Teachers Clubs; Annual Staff; Library Assistant; Library Letter.
ELIZABETH DIANE EDDY President, Vice-President Session Room; Cabinet; Council; Biology, Y-Teens Clubs; Choir (3), Ensemble. Lima Senior High School Honors: Secretary Sophomore Class; Sophomore May Attendant; Junior Student Council.
AGNES ELIZABETH FERGUSON Secretary Session Room; Secretary Major Food Class; First Prize Winner Major Foods al Fair.
FRANCES MELINDA FERGUSON Secretary Session Room; Junior, Senior Y-Teens; Gold Key, Scholastic Art Awards.
RACHAEL ANN FRAZIER Banker (2) Session Room; Secretary Senior Y-Teens; Vice-President, Treasurer Writers Clubs; Choir (2), Ensemble.
PATRICIA GAIL FULLER Bank Teller, Bank Board of Directors, Bank Staff; Gym Letter, Assistant, Photographer Gym Club (4); Vice-President, Photographer German Club (4).
JOHN GABLE President, Vice-President Biology Club.
SHARON ANNE GALLANT Vice-President National Honor Society (3); President, Vice-President, Secretary, Bank Teller (3) Session Room; Secretary Latin, Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary Junior Y-Teens, Library, Promotors Clubs; Library Assistant; Student Council, Cabinet; Homecoming Court; Yellow Jacket Staff; Choir; Scholarship Letter; Assistant Editor "The Jacket”; Latin Award.
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MARY DIANE GRASS Vice-President Session Room; Library Club, Library Assistant; Junior Achievement (2).
PATRICIA ANN GUGLIOTTA Vice-President, Secretary Session Room; Junior (2), Senior (2) Y-Teens, Writers, Promoters, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Library Assistant; Shorthand Award; Choir.
JERILYN ELIZABETH GURGANUS National Honor Society; Vice-President Session Room; Cheerleader; Secretary Spanish Club; Junior, Senior, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Promoters; Citizenship Tour; Secretary Inter-High Promoters; Choir.
HELEN MARIE HALL John Phillip Sousa Band Award; Banker (2), Bank Worker (3); Secretary, Chaplain German (4), Instrumentalists' Clubs; President (2), Treasurer, Parliamentarian Band (6), Band Letter, Orchestra Letter, Orchestra Officer; 5th Place Alabama State Fair Science Division 1960; Staff Play; All-City Band; Choir.
ZADIE ANN HAMBY Junior Red Cross Representative (2); President Future Nurses Club; Staff Plays (2).
MYRA GAIL HAMMOCK Secretary Future Nurses Club; Y-Teens; Shorthand Award; Bank Worker.
LINDA ANN HARDIN Vice- President, Secretary Session Room; Junior, Senior Y-Teens; Shorthand Award.
MARY EDNA HARGETT Secretary Session Room; Choir Letter.
KENNETH MURRAY HARRISON Vice-President Session Room; B-Team Football, Varsity Football.
SARA LEE HASSELL President, Vice-President Sess ion Room; Y-Teens, Latin, Promoters, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Library Assistant; Council; Choir.
RAYMOND LEE HIGGINBOTHAM Choir (5), Choir Letter, Ensemble (4); Disc and Diamond Club; ROTC Officer, NCO-ROTC.
WANDA CLOIS HILL President (2), Vice-President (2), Secretary Session Room; Junior Red Cross; Chaplain, Parliamentarian, Historian Future Teachers; Gym Assistant (3), Girls' Intra-murals; Girls' State Representative 1961.
SHIRLEY DIAN HITT Head Cheerleader; President (2), Vice-President, Secretary (2), Bank Teller, Red Cross Representative Session Room; Chaplain French Club; Junior Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Promoters Clubs; Council; Homecoming Court; Choir Citizenship Tour.
HAL LOMER HOLSTON President, Red Cross Representative Session Room; Treasurer Red Cross; B-Team Football.
PAUL DENTON LANKFORD Vice- President Session Room; Coin Club; Science Department Assistant; NCO-ROTC.
LOUISE DORIS LEO President (2), Vice-President, Secretary Session Room; Y-Teens, Library, Disc and Diamond Clubs; Library Assistant; Head ROTC Sponsor; Miss Classie Lassie; Glee Club.
PAMELA BAYNE LOFTIN’
Vice- President, Secretary Session Room; Treasurer Spanish Club; Choir Letter.
SHIRLEY FAYE McGAUGHY Junior Red Cross Representative; Girls' Athletic Association.
KAREN JEAN McQUILLEN National Honor Society; President (2), Secretary (2), Banker Session Room; Runner-up in English Nation-wide Contest; Council; Choir; Cheerleader; Junior Y-Teens, Promoters, Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Bank Board of Directors; Citizenship Tour; Homecoming Court.
TERENCE FRANKLIN MARTIN Vice-President, Sec ret ary Electrons, Math, Chess Clubs; N.C.O.-ROTC.'
GLENN RICHARD MANN Secretary Session Room; Junior Red Cross; Secretary Hi-Y Club; Choir.
NORMA SHERILYN MAIN Vice-President (2), Secretary (2) Session Room; President, Council Representative Y-Teens (2); Chaplain French, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Shorthand Award.
JOHN CHARLES MEADOWS Vice-President, Secretary Session Room; Secretary Ushers (3), Spanish (2) Clubs.
NORMAN MESSINA President, Vice-President Sess ion Room; B-Team Football; Junior Red Cross Representative; Art Certificate of Merit.
JOSEPH BERNARD MONZELLA Vice-President, Banker Session Room; B-Team Football; Choir Letter; Junior, Senior Electrons Clubs; Junior Red Cross.
LUTHEREE GILMORE MORENO Secretary (2), Banker (2) Session Room; Vice-President, Secretary Art Club; Certificate of Merit (2).
ETHEL ELAINE MOSLEY National Honor Society; Eta Sigma Phi Latin Award; Vice-President Session Room: President, Vice-President Math (3), Chaplain Latin, Chaplain Y-Teens (6) Clubs; D.A.R. Good Citizen Girl; May "Who's Who".
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THOMAS MARK NORTON Vice-President Session Room; President, Vice-President German, Junior Electron Clubs; Choir Letter; Secretary Civitans; May Who’s Who.
MARTHA FRANCES OGLESBY President, Vice-President, Bank Teller Session Room; Secretary, Vice-President Y-Teens, Secretary Tri-Hi-Y, Promoters; Choir Shorthand Award.
CHESTER LEON PARKER President, Vice-President, Bank Teller Session Room; Kiwanis Athletic Trophy; Hi-Y; B-Team Football (2), B-Team Basketball (2); Varsity Football (2); Biology Stockroom; History Department.
LOUIS ALLEN PARKER Bank Teller, Red Cross Representative (2) Session Room; Track, Football, Basketball Manager; Industrial Arts Club.
WANDRA KAY PARKER President (2), Vice-President (2), Secretary, Chaplain Session Room; Vice-President Latin, President Y-Teens, Promoters, Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; National Honor Society; Council; Cabinet.
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MARY FRANCES PRINCE National Honor Society; Secretary Session Room; Y-Teens.
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ROBERT COOPER RAY President Junior Civitan Club; French, Ushers, Chess Clubs; Ensemble, Choir.
EUGENIA ANN REAGAN Latin Club (3); Junior, Senior Y-Teens (4), Promoters; Choir, Ensemble; Junior Red Cross Representative.
RAYMOND MILLER REINHART National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist; Latin Award; Junior Electrons, President German, Chaplain, Treasurer Math, Latin Clubs; NCO-ROTC; Science Department Assi stant; Vice-President, Treasurer Junior Achievement.
MELINDA MAMIE REYNOLDS Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer Session Room; Junior Red Cross Representative, Chaplain Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y Promoters Clubs; Choir.
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NICK JOSEPH SANTORO National Honor Society; President Senior Class; President, Banker Session Room; Council; Business Manager Annual; Math, Spanish, Chess Clubs; Choir; Assistant Supervisor Science Department.
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PETER NIC KOLAS SFAKIANOS President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer Electrons; Library Assistant; Track Letter, B-Team Track, Varsity Football.
JOY MARIE SHAW Secretary (2) Session Room; Junior Y-Teens (2), Secretary Latin Club (3); Promoters (3); Vice-President (2) Secretary, Treasurer Future Teachers (8); Choir, Ensemble; Science Assistant; Representative F.T.A.
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ENSLEY POST 35 AMERICAN LEGION
PEYTON A. EUBANK COMPANY
Realtor-Insuror
2105 Avenue E, Ensley Phone ST5-4178 Birmingham 8, Alabama
Individual Styling Air Conditioned
ENSLEY BEAUTY SHOP
1821 Ave. E. Ensley, Ala.
Next to United Security Bldg.
Ruth C. McDonald
Owner STate 6-3143
GILMER DRUG COMPANY, INC.
M. A. BOYNTON, President
418 Nineteenth Street Ensley 8, Alabama
MASSEY’S CAFE
2023 Avenue E Birmingham 8, Alabama Phone ST 5-9282 Private Dining Room
HENDERSON HENSLEE
2201 Ave.E, Ensley. Alabama
Motor Parts Auto Machine Service Motors Rebuilt Auto Parts
ST5-4129 ST5-4129HARRY DON SMITH President, Vice-President Session Room; Vice-President French (3), Junior Director, Treasurer Key Clubs.
KENNETH EDWIN SMITH President, Vice-President Student Body; President, Banker Session Room; President Key, President French Clubs; B-Team Track, Varsity Track, Letter Track (2); Who's Who; Choir.
PERRY JON SMITH President (2) Session Room; Cabinet, Council; French (2), Hi-Y (7); Bovs’ Vocal.
JANE CORTEZ SMITHERMAN Secretary Session Room (2); Spanish, Promoters, Y-Teens Clubs.
MILDRED ELAINE SNEAD Vice-President, Chaplain Session Room; Junior Y-Teens (2), Math, Secretary Promoters (4), Tri-Hi-Y (3), Treasurer Inter-High Promoters.
CAROLYN RAE SPANN National Honor Society (2); President, Vice-President, Secretary; Library (6), Secretary, Chaplain, Y-Teens (2), Promoters (4), Tri-Hi-Y (2) Clubs; Choir (4). Ensemble; Science Assistant.
CHARLES GAITHER SPRADLING, JR President National Honor Society; 1961 N.S.F. Summer Science Training Program Mississippi State University; Vice-President (2), Chaplain Session Room; 1st Place Biology Division; 1960 AJAS; 1st Place Zoology Division, 1960 Alabama State Fair; Honorable Mention 1961 F.S.A.; 1960 E.T.V. Program; Cabinet. Council; President, Drill-marshal, Property Manager Band, Band Letter; Vice-President, Treasurer French, Chess Clubs; Who’s Who.
LOUIS JOHN FRANCIS STANO, JR. President Session Room; Electron Club; Math Club; ROTC Officer; ROTC Rifle Team; NCO.
ELSIE STEELE Volleyball, Basketball Varsities; Library Club; Shorthand Award.
NANCY FAYE STEPHENS Y-Teens (2); Red Cross Representative; Annual Salesman.
GEORGE RAY STEWART President, Vice-President, Secretary Session Room; Semifinalist National Merit Scholarship Test; Secretary Electrons; Who’s Who; Vice-President Senior Class.
DORIS JANET STINSON President. Vice-President, Secretary Session Room; Junior Red Cross Representative (2); Usherette; Choir Letter, Ensemble; President Promoters; Chaplain Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y; ROTC Sponsor.
WAYNE GRIFFITH STREET DECA Club.
SANDRA KAY SUDDETH Senior Y-Teens (2).
JANET MARIE TAYLOR Secretary, Banker Session Room; President, Vice-President Spanish, Vice-President Art,
Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; Scholastic Art Keys (2), Art Letter, State Fair Award; Choir Letter.
WILLIAM CARL TAYLOR Secretary Session Room; Art, Vice-President Coin, Secretary, Chaplain Spanish Clubs; Choir; Art Letter; Spanish Medal; Sergeant ROTC.
RAYMOND EARL THOMAS Band (2), Writers, Ushers, Instrumentalists Clubs. From Sandusky: Baseball, Council.
MARTHA ANN TILLERY President Session Room; Junior Red Cross Representative.
MARY MARGARET TOOMER Secretary National Honor Society; President, Vice- President Banker Session Room; President, Secretary Writers, Y-Teens, Promoters, Secretary Thespians Clubs; Council; Staff "The Yellow Jacket", "The Jacket"; Vice-President Inter-High Promoters; Cast, Staff, Student Director, President Staff Plays.
JANICE ELAINE TUCKER Secretary, Banker (5) Session Room; May Who’s Who; Choir (2); Glee Club; Secretary, Chaplain (2) Y-Teens (5); Vice-President, Treasurer Future Nurses, Tri-Hi-Y, Promoters; "The Jacket" Staff (2); Usherette.
CHARLEY McCAIN TUGGLE President, Vice-President Session Room; Chaplain Junior Civitan, Hi-Y Clubs; Choir Letter.
RICHARD SHELTON VANDIVER Vice-President (2) Session Room; President Lyric Club, Ensemble (2), Choir (4); Varsity Baseball.
MARY ELLEN VAUGHN Junior (3), Senior (2) Y-Teens; Library Club; Library Assistant.
JUDY GALE VINES Future Nurses (6), Library Clubs; Library Assistant; Junior Red Cross Representative.
LOUISE KAY WAGGONER National Honor Society; President (2), Secretary, Banker Session Room; Cheerleader; U.N. Tour; Freedom Forum; Secretary Junior Red Cross; Vice-President Promoters; Chaplain Junior Y-Teens Tri-Hi-Y: Council; Choir.
DOUGLAS RAY WALKER Industrial Arts Club; B-Team, Varsity Track; Science Department Assistant.
MARY SALLY WALKER Banker Session Room; President, Chaplain; Writers, Secretary Tri-Hi-Y, Promoters, Y-Teens Library Clubs; U.N. Tour; Glee Club.
CHARLES HILTON WALKER Choir; Electrons Club; Stockroom Assistant.
ROBERT EMMETT WALKER President (2), Vice-President, Banker (3), Junior Red Cross Representative Session Room; Vice-President, Secretary, Chaplain Hi-Y (8), President DO (2), Spanish (2) Clubs; Track (2), Tennis (2), Basketball. Football Manager, Council, Thespians.VANDERBURG REALTY COMPANY
2103 Avenue E Ensley, Alabama
Representing Hartford Fire Insurance Company
ENSLEY APOTHECARY
Phone ST 5-3181 1925 Avenue E Ensley, Ala.
Prescription Drugs Open all day Every Sunday
WESTERN SUPER MARKETS
Birmingham's Finest Independent Markets
SMITH-NORTON REALTY COMPANY, INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
611- 19 th St.
Ensley, Alabama
-Our Service Doesn't Cost-It Pays-
SPEEDY'S PURE OIL STATION
2200 Bessemer Road ST 1-9289 5 Pts West.
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COTTON'S "Your FASHION Store in Ensley"
FROSTOP DRIVE-IN
In Five Points West 2916 Bessemer RoadWILLIAM EDWARD DOBBS WALTON Vice-President (2), Red Cross Representative Session Room; Council; Editor, Assistant Editor "The Yellow Jacket"; Hi-Y, Key Clubs; Choir; B-Team Football, Track; Varsity Track.
DENNIS WILLIAM WARREN Writers Club; Vice-President Junior Achievement; Cross-country Track.
KENDAL MOORE WEAVER President (3), Vice-President Session Room; Vice-President Hi-Y, Latin, W r ite rs, Chess Clubs; Varsity Basketball (2); Varsity Baseball (2) Track, B-Team Basketball, B-Team Track; Choir; Ensemble.
SHARON JOYCE WEBB Spanish, Promoters, Chaplain Y-Teens, Secretary, Vice-President Future Teachers of America.
ROBERT EUGENE WEIR President, Vice-President Session Room; Council; President Hi-Y Club; Choir; Varsity Football, Baseball, Basketball, B-Team Basketball.
CYNTHIA JANE WILCOX Honors from John Muir High: Choir; G.A.A. Honors from Ensley High: Secretary (2) Session Room; Junior Y-Teens, Vice-President (2), Secretary, Historian F.T.A., Promoters Clubs; Choir Letter, Ensemble; Junior Red Cross; "The Yellow Jacket" Staff.
ROBERT CLAYTON LIGHTSEY Sec., Banker (3) Session Room; Vice-Pres. Art Club, Vice-Pres. Spanish Club, Cast Plays (2); NCO-ROTC.
In Memoriam
William Clifford Each 4-17-44 — 11-10-61
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SPARK’S HARDWARE and PAINT CO. 108-10-12 Avenue U Pratt City Phone ST 5-7236 BARNES HARDWARE CO. Appliances 819-1st St. Pratt City, Alabama ST 5- 5492
EVANS FURNITURE COMPANY We Buy, Sell, And Trade New And Used Furniture "Best For Less" 100 Ave T (Pratt City) ST 5-2148 WHITE’S PHARMACY Pratt City
HOBBS SERVICE STATION 904-2 5th Street Ensley, Birmingham,Ala. Yours For Service Gasoline-Oils-Grease trij.i Phone ST 8-9182 127 A.J.(Jane) GINN DRUG CO. 911-40th St. Ensley ST 6-8312 Prescriptions Our Speciality
JONES GROCERY 721-25th St., Ensley STELL-GENE DRESS SHOP Fashionable Women's Apparel
ST 5-7623 We Deliver 905-40th Street Ensley, Alabama ST 6-0943
Compliments ENSLEY CURB MARKET ENSLEY AUTO PARTS COMPANY Wholesale Automotive Parts and Equipment 2123 Ave. E., Ensley Station Birmingham 8, Alabama
ENSLEY PAINT And BODY SERVICE Compliments D W HARDWARE CO.
2012 Ave. E., Ensley ST 5-0464 1920 Avenue E Ensley, Alabama
Refrigerators All Makes And Models Washers Air Conditioners Dryers And Stoves HALL APPLIANCE SERVICE 914- 25th Street Ensley 8, Ala. Charles Hall Chuck Hall ST 7-0626 ST 8-9182 Compliments IDEAL FURNITURE COMPANY 700-2-4-6-8 19th Street Ensley, Alabama ST 5-6485
Compliments ROCHESTER DRUG CO. 528-19th St., Ensley Phone ST 5-1178 Prompt Prescriptions and Delivery Service KEITH'S HARDWARE Sporting Goods Headquarters Keith's Marine Mercury Motors Lone Star Boats Ensley, Alabama
MILLER’S BEAUTY SALON
4631 Avenue V Birmingham 8, Alabama Phone ST 8-7571
143-3-2-62
Micky! Please!!
At Last the Perfect Woman.
GREETINGS, CLASS of '62. From: Ruby Baird McLaughlin (Mrs. J. S.) Grad. ’20 Grad. Elyton-Ensley High to SULLINS COLLEGE, BRISTOL, VA. Graduate 1923 Los Angeles County General Hospital School of Nursing Graduate '34 Attainment of livelihod, LAUGHTER AND THE LOVE OF FRIENDS, with respect for
PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES..............
requires TRAINING !
TRUE EDUCATION is that which excites exploration and daily study long after graduation.
THE U.S. NEEDS NEW LEADERS WHO KNOW AND LOVE OUR NATIONAL HISTORY AND OUR FOUNDING IDEALS. I RECOMMEND THE ABOVE. May each of you realize your potential.
Sincerely,
RBMc 645 Leavenworth S. F. Cal.
Now why did the schedule committee put this that period?Another season has passed . . . there is an element of sadness at knowing we can never go back, yet a relief at having some of the responsibilities lifted. One dream ended . . . another to fill its place . . . forever moving forward . . .
This has been a good season . . . filled with challenges to be conquered . . . tedious jobs to be finished . . . laughter . . . parties . . . lunch in 143 .. . we have grown . . , we have conquered ... we have finished only to begin new things . . .
Mrs. Rogers, you have been most considerate in putting up with our antics, our schoolgirl jokes, and in working hand-in-hand with us. Our photographers, Roy Sanders and Fred Baber, certainly made our layouts easier. Many were the laughs we enjoyed with you. Roy, you suffered with us through the school pictures. Fred, you had the responsibility of taking our action, basketball, and other needed shots. In times of crisis you came to our rescue. Our thanks go to both of you who have made our book possible.
Coach Mac, we would have been lost without your co-operation and sincere interest without which we would have been strangled with redtape.
Others too numerous to name have given us their assistance. Teachers and students, thank you for your co-operation in the picture making. And for your hard work, afternoons after school and concentrated effort we extend our sincere thanks to the Staff.
We pass on as do the seasons ... we have the memories good and bad ... we leave you, the '63 staff, the dreams yet to be fulfilled . . . within your grasp is a job to be well done.
SHARON, GRACE, KAREN
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