Ensley High School - Jacket Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Miles 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 Spanish

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To 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 19

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Classes 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! II Seniors are gone. 21