Foley High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Foley, AL)

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Dorothy Sawyer w1lls her Russlan temperament to Theresa Frank Betty Gavln and Mlldred Topp wlll capt1vat1ng smlles to Catherme Metcalf Frances Underwood w1lls her honors for beauty to Ela1n Welss L1ll1an Wlndblgler g1V6S her regular mormng telephone calls to Wlllella Ard Glorla Jean Saffold s pretty alto vo1ce goes to Mary Ewlng Raymond Alm s dark complexlon goes to Kenneth Woodard Clyde Ard w1lls h1s flu-ty ways to Walton Avenger Danlel Bauer w1lls h1s pos1t1on as offlclal paper hauler to Sh1rley Grantham who won't have trouble gettmg a drlver Karl Bmgert w1lls h1S helght to Brllle Gene Thweatt Floyd Brooks w1lls h1s honor as presldent to the Senlor Class to J ack Dawson Ralph Chavers and Frank Burns w1ll the1r football honors to Vlrgle Glass To Freddy Busklns, Ray Runyan w1lls h1s long curly eyelashes and Roy Caldwell w1lls h1s blg brown eyes Nolan Callaway w1lls h1s new Chevrolet to Vaughn Underwood Ned Chancey w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to dlve and swun to J oy Morlll Erdlst Chavers w1lls h1s Beta Club honors to Kenneth Hand if he thmks he can use them Bobby Davls glves h1s collection of addresses and p1ctures to Earl Steel Leroy Dol1h1te w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to g1VG all the wrong answers to Kathleen Knowles Jack Eckart g1V8S h1s b1g mouth whlch IS often open at the wrong tune to Norman Wynn Buddy Gallawaywllls his ab1l1ty to touch the end of h1S nose w1th h1s tongue to Rudolph Raber Joseph Hellm1ch w1lls his net playmg 1n a tenms game to Edna Rlchmond, who, I hear could use lt Cllfton Helms wills h1s cowboy shlrts to Carlos Ballard James Horak w1lls h1s theme WI'lt1I1g ab1l1ty to Gerald Hesse Joe LaFlam w1lls h1s fme vo1ce for cheerleadlng to Wlll1S Waters Jack Lenz g1ves h1s ab1l1ty to talk h1s way out of trouble to J ack Lorenzo Francls LGWIS wills h1s new whlte teeth to Ollle Morrls, who mlght need them Jf he f1ghts much more Bub Logsden w1lls h1s blond curly ha1r to Robert Fowler Victor Manley w1lls h1s Moblle gurls to Chuck Frary who seems to get around all r1ght m Foley Robert McNesky w1lls h1s lazmess to Janet Clopton G M Mills w1lls h1s way Wlth the women to Lou1s Hadley Sam Ollver w1lls h1s practlcal Jokes to L1ll1an Rogers Robert Quates w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to sleep in Econ class to Mavorette Under wood Claude Ramer glves h1s t1tle as most popular senlor boy to Edward Moore D M Russel walls h1s collectlon of cameras to Om1lee Ware John Scott wills h1s hard luck w1th h1s glrls to Oscar Allen Kenneth Mason and Henry Shlver wlll then' eif1c1ency 11'1 Econ to Jean Rlebllng William Smith w1lls h1S pohte ways to Glen Stewart We, the Sen1ors,w1sh to thank our teachers, our prmclpal and our parents for the ldeals, the knowledge we have gamed, and for the happy years we have spent in th1s school Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q . . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q ' QQ Q Q QQ Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q , Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q QQ Q Q QQ Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ ' Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q QQ 1 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , , QQ Q Q Q Q

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LAST WILL AND TFSTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 48 We the senlors of Foley H1gh School, all bemg of sound mmd fWll.1'l the ceptlon of the ones who are lI1 loveb do hereby wrlte our last wlll and testament To our teachers we leave the smcere w1shes that you w1ll flnd the next semors of Foley as hard workmg and fond of honest labor as we have been We leave wxshes for good luck and qulck recovery to those students brave enough to open a locker door To the athletes of the school we leave the pr1v1lege of gettmg caught run nmg to the cafeterla We leave all the fun honors of senlors class part1es and many school act1v1t1es to the members of the Jun1or Class The followmg are mdlvldual w1lls from the Senlor Class Kltty Barchard w1lls her graceful dancmg ab1l1ty to Kenneth Merch nt who mlght be another Fred Astamre Betty Boone w1lls her t1tle of ' Best Dressed Glrl' to Edna Caudle Elame Bryant wrll her letter wrltmg ab1l1ty to Leona Krupenskl W1ll1e Mae Callaway w1lls her prlm llttle ways to Otls Fowler Pat Crosby s dependabmllty goes to Talmage Parker Adelle Dav1s glves her Econ notes to Walter Holman Catherme D Arcy w1lls her generoslty to Nettle Schl1cht1ng Jean Eastburn reluctantly wrlls one date Wlth Jack to lr1s Underwood Evelyn Fedderson w1lls her soft vo1ce and qu1et way to B A Boller a dog Dorothy Krantz w1lls her nlce slngmg volce and posltlon m the Glee club to Margaret Flowers Mary Lou Magney w1lls her ab1l1ty to talk the most and read the best to Mary Ellen Roberson Polly Math1s w1lls her flrst a1d technlque to lrene Boros Carolyn Mlller s deep chuckle and good hurfor ffo to Catherme Hesse Ethel McK1nley s amb1t1on goes to John We1ss Joan McNesky and Ruby Mae Soesbe wlll then' clo eness of frlendshlp to a new twosome, Joanne Rhodes and Joan Hlgglns Mary Etta Nelson w1lls her success at golng w1th a classmate to Norm Jane Manley L1ll1an Noltensmelr and LOIS H1rtz glve temporary pr1v1lege of r1d1ng l1'1 a convertlble to Clara Stalmpel Joyce Oden w1lls her long brown halr to Katherme K1ckler Mary LOUISE Polk w1lls her lmpulslve ways to Robert Donaldson Betty Reynolds w1lls all her love to Pete Blackwell Agnes Rmdflelsh w1lls her soda Jerkmg ab1l1ty to Hellen Long Sally Robmson w1lls her eff1c1ency lfl chemlstry to Zona Pugh Edna Mae Ross w1lls her beautlful tennl form to Jo Ann Fltrt Ellen Rummel w1lls the ab1l1ty to make A s to R ymond Nelson J ? , .... . ex- , . Q u 1 , 1 . , . , . . . . . 7 , . . 4. . , , . . ' . y - . . . . - - Shirley Fitzgerald wills her dog to Jackie Taylor who knows a story about 0 , W V . u .. O . . , F . . O. I . . . . . 3 I

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QLASB PROPHFQY As I look mto my cry t1l ball I can t 1t f1rst fmd all the members of the class of 48 Now lt becomes clearer I ee a mount 11nm Swltzerland and on that mount am I can ee Adele D'lVlS md Betty Boone slowly cl1mb1ng closer and closer to the top they must be mountaln cl1mber I see a tennls court w1th two players, one of them 1 the world tenms champlon Evelyn Fedderson Now I see a plcturesque f1sh1ng camp located on F1Sh rlver the trees are hung w1th mo s The place lS owned and operated by Floyd and Betty Brooks, and IS known as Brook s resort Now I see a hosp1tal starched wh1te umforms w1th doctors and nurses walkmg softly down the corrldor Among the nurses I see Polly Math1s who 1S a prlvate nurse on duty there I see a basketball court, Ihear cheers as I ee Roy Caldwell a professlonal basketball player make a beaut1ful goal He was always good, even 1n school I see typewr1ters cl1ck1ng and newsmen runn1ng back a.nd forth As I look clos er I see someone fam1l1a.r and lt s Elame Bryant wr1tmg up her nat1onally re nowned soclal column A debate and a very long one and III the very mlddle of lt IS Erdtst Chavers Gosh he s holdmg forth on the E1.nste1n theory! I hope he wms I see people golng up to a cashler s wmdow 1n a bank m Ch1cago, and I see that they are handmg Ellen Rummel then' hard earned money No, she's not a ba.nk robber she s a cash1er 1n that very same bank I hear typewr1ters gomg at break neck speed I see Judges waltmg Wlfh watch clocks lfl hand to make the1r dec1s1on I see headlmes of that dec1s1on, and what headlmesl D M Russell has Just set the new world's typmg speed record 250 words per rnlnute My crystal ball IS gettmg dun but oh lt s gettmg br1ghter Now I can see students Slttlllg at attent1on III a class room m Murphy Hlgh School Ln Moblle, and I hear '1 vo1ce explalnmg the pr1nc1ples of Gregg shorthand Why lt s none other than Wlllle Mae Calloway, teachlng shorthand Ah me what beaut1ful scenery, and am1dst that beautiful scenery a luxur1ous tour1st resort and 1t,S owned and operated by none other tha.n Ray Runyon, on the Alaskan H1ghway Why I do bel1eve that's pol1ce cars cornmg downthat very same hlghway It 1sl And they ve got Sam Ol1ver, they re takmg h1rn back to Alaska I hear a no1se 1t s a gavel bangmg, I can hear the court bemg called to order, and I see the f1rst woman Chlef Justlce of the supreme court stand to dellver a ver d1ct Why 1mag1.ne that lt s K1tty Barchard 1 can hear a call to cast off, I smell the odor of salt water a.nd hear the splash of waves on the hull of one of Nolan Calloway's boats as lt starts out on a fifteen day flshlng tr1p He now owns a whole fleet of boats at Orange Beach Oh,I m so sorry, the vo1ces are gettmg so falllt that I can t hear them, but wa1tl They re gettmg louder and Ican hear famtly a cr1spvo1ce tellmg the nurses H1 Char 1ty Hosp1tal what the1r dut1es are for the day, and I have a glimpse of Joann McNesky behmd her desk before she starts out on her duties as supermtendent of nurses 1 11 1 L J . nr' ,f. . Q s, , ,, , , , . 1 .. . . ,s f 2 , f - , I s 1, z . . . G 1 'P- , S 7 7 . 6 . . O. 1 C 7 , , ' 1 s h , ' , . . .. ., . .. . - 7 7 , . , . . . . , . . ., . . . . , .. , . - 7 - .. , . . . ., . . 7 7 ' . .. .. ., I a , . 7 7 7 x ' , . , . . 1 . . ., . . , , . . . ., . . , , . T . , . , . . - y ' , , . . . . - - 1 , .