Huntsville High School - Pierian Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

Cc y'Ucj.ltt FRANK Editor - i THOMAS Business TODD n - Chief BURKETT Manager We, the editors and staff of the 1941 Pierian, present this volume for the approval of the students and faculty of H. H. S....................... May it bring much happiness and many memories during the years to come................ With much affection and appreciation we dedicate this our 1941 Pierian, to Miss Annie with the sincere hope that it will, in a small way, show just how much she means to us MiM Amue G. Me U r ADMINISTRATION MR. WILLIAM G. HAMM • Superintendent of the City Schools of Huntsville and tyaculiu Row 1: MRS. MARTHA BALCH, English and Spanish; MISS FREDA BASS, Commercial; MISS HARRIET BELL, English; MRS. TOM DARK, Chemistry and Physics,- COACH MILTON FRANK, Athletics,- MR. LESTER GEORGE, Bandmaster ... Row ll; MR. CHARLES GORMLEY, Mathematics; MISS CABIE MANNING, Secretary to Superintendent; MISS ANNIE MERTS, Mathematics,- MRS. GUY MILFORD, Librarian; MR. GUY MILFORD, History,- MISS IRENE PATTON, Retail Selling ... Row III: MISS HAZEL ROBINSON, Dancing; MISS NORA ROBINSON, Home Economics,- MR. REX SULLIVAN, Retail Selling; MRS. J. E. WALKER, JR., English; MISS ALINE WEBB, Latin,- MRS. NELL YOUNG, Voice . . . Not in Picture: MISS NELLIE FRANCES DAYE, French and History,- MISS RICA COHEN, Music. With a feeling of pride and a little sadness, we the Seniors of 1941 have come to the end of our four years' stay in H. H. S. These have been four eventful years for all of us—years filled to the brim with work, play, and lots of happiness. During the year, our last spent as high school students, we were led by our four competent Senior officers. Wendal Payne, one of our outstanding students, served as President, while the Vice-Fresidency was filled by Sue Dale Fleming. Mary Drake was Secretary, and Eugene Varin was Treasurer. These four officers, working with Mrs. Tom Dark, our sponsor, helped to make our last year in H. H. S. the successful one that it was. Yes, it has been fun being dignified Seniors this year, and to you and all the future Huntsville High students may we wish all the good luck possible and our sincere hopes that you keep up the good old H. H. S. traditions. THE SENIORS. Page Six SENIORS WILODEAN ALLEN-Lctin Club '38 . . . ME-RIAM BARNES-Red and Blue '38, '40, Assistant Editor '41; Glee Club '38, '40; Dramatic Club '38, '41; Ga-Teens Club '38, '39, '40; Secretary and Treasurer of Alabama Press Board '38, '39 . . . GEORGE BEASON-Foot-ball '40, '41; H Club '40, '41; Tennis '40, '41; English Club '39; Home Room President '38, '39 . . . DAVID BENTLEY—Camera Club '39, '40; Photography Editor Pierian '41. MARTINA BILLINGSLEA . . . NAOMI BRA-NUM-D.O. Club '40, '41 . . . KITTYE LEAH BUFORD—Latin Club '38; Dramatic Club '38, '39, '40, '41 Band '40; Red and Blue '41; Secretary of Home Room '38; English Club '39 . . . THOMAS BURKETT—President National Honor Society '41; Business Manager Pierian '41; Student Council '40; Hi-Y Club '39, '40, '41; Treasurer North Alabama District Hi-Y '40; Dramfic Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Latin Club '38; Treasurer English Club '38; President Home-Coming Day Committee '41. Senior Sponsor: Mrs. Tom Dark Page Seven SENIORS RUTH BUTLER, Rufhie —Junior Grace Club '38, '39, '40, '41; J. U. G. Club '38, '39, '40, '41; President '39; Secretary-Treasurer '38; Dramatic Club '40, '41; Art Editor Pierian '41; Secretary National Honor Society '41; English Club '39; Red and Blue '39, '40, '41; Glee Club '40, '41; Latin Club '38; Red Cross Council '41 . . . JUNE CAMPBELL—Latin Club '38; Dramatic Club '39, '40; Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Heme Economics Club '40, '41; Red and Blue '41; National Honor Society '41; English Club '3? . . . MALCOLM CANTRELL, Mac —Hi-Y Club '38, '39, '40, '41; English Club '38; Tennis Team '40, '41; Junior Red Cross Council '39, '40; Assistant Editcr Red and Blue '41; Latin Club '38; Camera Club '40, '41; Treasurer '40, '41; Basketball '40, '41; H Club '41; Sports Editor Pierian '41 ... FRANK CHURCH-Foot-ball '38, '39, '40; H Club '39, '40, '41; Vice-I resident Sophomore Class and Junior Class; led and Blue '38, '39, '41; Pierian Staff . . . CRAWFORD COWLEY . . . KATHERINE COWLEY—Glee Club '38, '39; English Club '39 . . ELIZABETH COYLE . . . RICHARD DANIEL. Page Eight SENIORS ROW I MARY DRAKE—Vice-President Homeroom '38; Latin Club '38; Humphrey Cup '38; President Home Room '39; Student Council '39; Secretary-Treasurer Home Room '41; Vice-President Junior Class '40; Red and Blue '41; Secretary Class '41; Vice-President National Honor Society '41; Senior Class Editor Pierian '41; English Club '39 . . . JOHN RICHARD DUNCAN, Dunk -Dramatic Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Cheerleader '40, H Club '40, '41; Hi-Y Club '40, '41; Camera Club '40; English Club '39; Latin Club '38 . . . EMERSON ELLETT ... SUE DALE FLEMING, Susie -Junicr Grace Club '39, '40, '41, Recording Secretary '40; J.U.G. Club '38, '39, '40, '41, President '38; Dramatic Club '40; President '41; Latin Club '38; Undergraduate Editor Pierian, '41; English Club '39; Red and Blue '39, '40, '41; Vice-President Senior Class '41; National Honor Society '41. ROW II DORIS GARVIN—Home Economics Club '39, '40, '41, Treasurer '41; Latin Club '38; Glee Club '38, '39; Red and Blue '41; Assistant Senior Class Editor Pierian '41; National Honor Society '41; Treasurer English Club '3? . . . BEN HARBIN . . . VICTOR HARLOW . . . ALLENE HARWELL—Heme Economics Club. ROW III COWAN HAVRON—Latin Club '38; Advertising Manager Pierian '41; Hi-Y Club '41; English Club '39; Band '40, '41; Camera Club '40, '41; Representative of Red and Blue in District Meeting; Head Monitor '40, '41 ... HENRY LEE HILSON, Hiney — Circulation Manager Pierian '41; Hi-Y '39, '40, '41; Dramatic Club '40, '41; English Club '39. Junior Red Cross Council '40 . . . ROBERT HODGES—Basketball '40, '41; English Club '39 .. . BILLY HOLDER-Hi-Y Club '38, '39, '40, '41; H Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Treasurer Junior Class '40; Football '38, '39, '40. Page Nine SENIORS ROW 1 MARY KATHERINE HOLLAND—English Club '39; Home Economics Club '39, '40, '41; Red and Blue '41 . . . BROWNIE ANN HOLMBERG—Latin Club '38; Dramatic Club Secretary '38, Treasurer '39, '41; Home Economics Club '40, '41; Red and Blue '40, '41; Junior Red Cross '40; English Club '38; Band Secretary '40, '41; Head Drum Majorette '40, '41; Glee Club '38; L.F.U. '38, '39, '40, '41, Vice-President '39; Assistant Advertising Manager Pierian '41 . . . DALE HOWARD . . . HOWARD HUGHES—National Honor Society '41; Band '39, '40, '41; Latin Club '38. ROW II BILLY KEEL— H Club '40, '41; Football '39, '40; Basketball '41; English Club '39 . . . PAT KENNEDY . . . JOHN KINSEY, Zaje'-Football '40; Tennis '40, '41; President Junior Class '40; Camera Club '40, '41; H Club '40, '41 . . . GILBERT KINZER ROW III ALTHEA KNOWLES—Glee Club '38, '39, '40; English Club '39 . . . VIRGIL LACY, JR.—Vocational Club '40, '41; Treasurer '41 . . . MINNIE LANDMAN—Latin Club '38; English Club '39; Dramatic Club '38, '39, '40; Home Economics Club '40, '41; Glee Club '38, '39 . . . MARY JANE LAUGHLIN, Janie -Junior Grace Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Recording Secretary '39; Treasurer '41; J.U.G. Club '39, '40, '41; Assistant Editor Pierian '41; National Honor Society '41; Latin Club '38; President Home Room '38; Student Council '38; Dramatic Club '40, '41; English Club '39; C.A.R. '40, '41. Page Ten SENIORS MARY LEHMAN—D.O. Club '40, '41; Glee Club '40 . . . ADA McCALEB, Mac —Junior Grace Club '39, '40, '41; Secretary '41; J.U.G. Club '41; Latin Club '38; English Club '39; Dramatic Club '40, '41; Red and Blue '40, '41; C.A.R. '40, '41; Feature Editor Pierian '41 . . . RUTH McKELVIE—Red and Blue '40; Assistant Editor '41; National Honor Society '41; Dramatic Club '40, '41; Junior Music Club '40, '41; Treasurer '41; Girls' Athletic Association '38 . . . VIRGINIA MASON—Dramatic Club '39, '40, '41; Red and Blue '39, '40, '41; Assistant Editor '40, '41; National Honor Society '41. MARGARET MICHAEL—Home Economics Club '40, '41 . . . IVA MARIE MILLER-Latin Club '38; Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Band '39, Red Cross Council '40, '41; Red and Blue Staff '40, '41; Fierian Staff '41; English Club '38 . . . SARAH MONROE—Junior Grace Club '38, '39, '40, '41, Vice-President '40, President '41; J.U.G. Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Dramatic Club '40, '41; Latin Club '38; English Club '38; Club Editcr Fierian '41; Cheer Leader '40; H Club '41; National Honor Society '41; Red Cross Council '39, '40; Red and Blue '41 . . . CATHERINE NICHOLSON—Glee Club '38; Junior Red Cross Council '39; Co-Chairman '40; National Honor Society '41; Latin Club '38; Student Council '40; Red and Blue '39, '40, Editor '41; Humphrey Cup '39; Dramatic Club '40, '41; Junior Music Study Club '39, '40, '41. Page Eleven SENIORS WENDAL PAYNE, Poops - H Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Vice-President '39; Hi-Y Club '38, '39, '40, '41, Secretary '39; Football '38, '39, '40, '41, Captain '39; Basketball '38, '39, '40, Captain '41; President Junior Class '39; President Senior Class '41; Vice-President Student Council '39 . . . WILLIAM PHILLIPS-Monitor '38, '39 . . . JUANITA PITTS-Glee Club '37, '38; Red and Blue '40, '41 . . . HELEN POPE. J. D. PORTER—National Honor Society '41; Band '39, '40, '41; Latin Club '38 . . . KATE PRESTON—D.O. Club '40, '41; Vice-President Sophomore Class,- Glee Club '37 . . . MARIE I RIcE—Latin Club '38; Glee Club '38; Red and Blue '39, '40, '41; Secretary English Club '38; Dramtics Club '40, '41; L.F.U. Club '40, '41; Heme Economics Club '40, '41; Band '40, '41, Treasurer '40, President '41 ... LLOYD PRINCE -Latin Club '38; D.O. Club '39, '40, '41. Pagf Twelve SENIORS ROW I MARY BELLE QUILLIN—D.O. Club '40, '41; Home Economics Club '39 . . . MARGARET RECORD—Glee Club '38, '39; Home Economics Club '39; Dramatic Club '38, '39, '40, '41; President Sophomore Class, Drum Majorette '40, '41 . . . VIRGINIA ROBERTS . . . Latin Club '38; Glee Club '38; Home Economics Club '39, '40, '41; English Club '3? . . . THOMAS RODGERS—D.O. Club '39, '40, '41; President of D.O. Club '41; Secretary of Sophomore Class '38. ROW II ADA WATSON ROSS—Glee Club . . . IRENE ROWE—Treasurer Freshman Class; Latin Club '38; English Club '38; Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Drum Majorette '39, '40, '41 ... MILDRED SANDLIN—Glee Club '37, '38 . . . MIRIAM SILVER—Glee Club '38, '39; Treasurer '37; Junior Red Cross '40. ROW III MARY SPENCER—D.O. Club '39, '40, '41; Secretary of Sophcmore Class '38, Treasurer of Freshman Class '38; Glee Club '37, '38, '39; English Club '38 . . . MARGARET STARR-Home Economics Club '37, '38; Glee Club '37, '39; D.O. Club '39, '40 . . . LYNDA STOGNER . . . SARAH STOGNER-Latin Club '33; Glee Club '33, '39, '40, '41; D.O. Club '39, '40, '41; English Club '38. Page Thirteen SENIORS ROW I VERA SUE TATE—Latin Club '38; Home Economics Club '39, '40; Treasurer of Sophomore Class '38; Dramatic Club '38, '39; Glee Club '38, '39; Red Cross Council '39, '40; Drum Majorette '40, '41 ... IRVIN TAYLOR—Red and Blue '39, '40, '41; Business Manager '41; Dramatic Club '39, '40, '41; National Honor Society '41 ... JOE TAYLOR . . . LENNIE TAYLOR—Football '38, '39, '40; H Club '38, '39, '40, '41; National Honor Society '41; Hi-Y Club '41; Red Cross Council '38; President English Club '38; Vice-President H Club '41. ROW II LOIS TAYLOR-Lalin Club '38; D.O. Club '39, '40, '41; English Club '38 . . . MARY ALICE TERRY—Latin Club '38; English Club '38; Dramatic Club '40, '41; Cheerleader '40; Junior Grace Club '38, '39, '40,‘'41; J.U.G. Club '38, '39, '40, '41; H Club '41; Red and Blue Staff '40, '41 . . . CECIL THOMPSON- H Club '40, '41,• D.O. Club '39, '41; Tennis Team '40, '41 . . . FRANK TODD—National Honor Society '41; Editor Pierian '41; Secretary English Club '39; President Freshman Home Room '38; Hi-Y Club '40, '41; Junior Red Cross Council '38, '39; Student Council '38; Band '39, '40. ROW III EUGENE VARIN—Football '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Captain '40; Basketball '38, '39, '40; H Club '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, '40, '41; Hi-Y Club '36, '37, '38, '39, '40, '41, President '40, '41; Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore and Freshman Classes; Treasurer Senior Class,- Assistant Business Manager of Pierian; Secretary of H' Club '40; President of H Club '41 . . . MARY ELIZABETH VINSON-Latin Club '38; Dramatic Club '41; English Club '39; Junior Grace Club '41; Glee Club '40, '41 . . . ELIZABETH WEBSTER-Latin Club '38; Dramatic Club '39, '40, '41; Red and Blue Staff '39, '40; English Club '38 . . . LAWSON WHITE, JR.—Picture Projector Operator '37, '38, '39, '40, '41. Page Fourteen SENIORS VERA MAE WHITE . . . JUANITA WILKINSON . . . ROBERT WILKINSON—Vice-President Junior Class '39. DALE WILSON-Junior Grace Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Treasurer '39; J.U.G. Club '38, '39, '40, '41; Vice-President '37; President '38; Treasurer '41; English Club '38; Latin Club, Vice-President '38; Red and Blue '39, '40; National Hcncr Society '41; Dramatic Club '40 . . . JACK WILSON . . . LORENE WOOD-Cheerleader '40; H Club '41; Junior Grace Club '40, '41; J.U.G. Club '40, '41; Pierian Staff '41; Red and Blue '40, '41; Glee Club '39, '40, '41; Dramatic Club '40, '41. Page Fijtttn JUNIOR Bailey, D. Campbell, 1 • Evans, N. Hackett, M. Hutchens, M. Layman, M. Bartee, L. Certain, B. Fleming, F. Halsey, L. • Hutchinson, M. Lee, B. Baucom, M. Clark, W. Fleming, F. • Henley, R. Jackson, J. Luna, C. Beech, M. Clinard, M. Ford, C. Hicks, C. Jones, D. Malone, E. B'okemore, M. Daniel, W. Gattis, C. Hines, Z. Jones, J. Malone, T. Braley, J. Davis, E. Gill, M. Holder, F. Jones, M. Manning, A. Britnell, F. Daye, J. W. Green, A. Holder, M. Jones, P. McCaleb, B. Broadway, A. Emery, M. • Green, J. Hopper, C. Kelley, M. McCullough, M. Brooks, T. Ethridge. M. Griffin, M. Huffman, A. ‘Lanza, J. McKelvie, H. NO PICTURES Barnett, H. Buntley, B. ' Dickson, R. Hood, R. Howard, D. Lawler, S. Long, L. McKinney, F. ' Porter, J. Teague, S. Williams, J. JUNIOR OFFICERS DAN BAILEY............................... President BILLY BUNTLEY Vice-President LAURA HALSEY..............................Secretary CAROL FORD Treasurer Melson, B. Miller, M. Milner, K. Moore, B. Morring, F. O'Neal, E. O'Reilly, R. Parker, J. Parks, F. Pender, L. Pratt, B. Prince, J. Quick, C. Renegar, W. Richardson, A Russell, H. Ryan, I. Sanders, D. Sanders, M. Savage, J. Schiffman, J. Scott, W. Shirley, H. Sibley, W. Sloan, M. Smith, B. Smith, D. Sullivan, G. Swaim, F. Tanner, M. Tate, E. Taylor, B. Taylor, P. Thornton, M, Walker, G. Walker, M. Warden, J. Warren, W. Watts, E. Webster, M. White, V. Whiteside, M. Wikle, L. Wikle, L. ' Wilbanks, R. • Williams, J. Wilson, M. Wilson, M. Wilson, R. Wise, A. Wood, B. Woodall, D. B'ankenship, J. R. Evans, H. SOPHOMORE Acuff, A. Bullard, A. Doughton, M. Geron, R. Hudson, M. Allen, L. C. Burkett, $. Drake, M. 'Giles, D. Hughes, C. Allen, M. J. Campbell, M. Durden, V. Gill, M. • Hughes, J. Anderson, J. Camper, D. Eslick, E. Goggin, M. Hutchens, S. Anderson, O. Cobb, B. Fanning, C. Green, G. Ivy, B. Baxter, P. Crunk, A. M. Fanning, L. Griffin, S. Jones, B. Bell, H. Davis, J. W. Ferguson, M. Gunn, B. King, R. Berry, M. Davis, S. Finley, H. Hay, J. Kinsey, M. Blackenship, O. De Young, B. ' Garth, C. Holder, H. Lacy, L. C roadway, D. Dixon, D. Geron, M. F. Hoots, L. Langford, M. Laughlin, J. NOT IN PICTURE Barnett, J. Knight, J. Black, C. Lynch, D. Braly, W. Miller, E. Coons, V. Mills. J. L. Cox, C. Rerfro, J. Danial, B. Snyder, C. Good, O. Snyder, J. Hall, G. Vandever, J Jacobs, H. White, A. King, B. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: THURSTON DRYER, dyke McCulloch, pat richardson • Lawler, D. Lawler, M. Loeb, S. Matthews, B. Mozza, S. McAdams, F. McCaleb, J. McClure, S. • McCulloch. D. McDonald, A. McDonald, C. McGeehee, N. McKenzie, F. Maples, E. Mitchell, M. Monroe, B. Monroe, R. Mosley, R. Murphree, M. Owen, G. Painter, L. • Patterson, J. Payne, E. Peeler, M. Perry, B. Renegar, J. C. Rice, S. Richardson, P. Riley, S. Rodgers, B. Rodgers, V. R. Rowan, B. J. Sandlin, M. Schild, J. Schrimsher, J. ' Simmons, J. Smith, B. Smith, C. Synder, C. Sparks, E. Stone, L. Syler, H. Taylor, S. Teague, A. Tidwell, C. L. Vaughn, L. Watkins, A. Whitaker, J. Williams, L. Wilson, E. Yarbrough, C. Page Nineteen FRESHMAN Acuff, J. Citrono, S. ' Dryer, T. Gilliam, R. Hines, J. Jones, B. Allen, 1. Clift, E. 'Elliott, H. Gipson, T. Holliman, M. Jones, M. Anderson, M. Cowley, J. Esslinger, E. Gullatt, J. Hopkins, J. Kaufman, E. Atkinson, B. Cox, V. Evans, J. Gunn, J. Hopper, E. Kimbrough, J. Barber, J. ' Crcwson, J. Finley, F. Guthrie, T. Hughes, J. Kimbrough, T. Baxter, H. Daniel, F. Fiske, L. Hall, H. Hughes, R. lacy, R. Bragg, D. Daniel, M. Fowler, W. Harbin, L. Hughes, S. •Landman, S. Broadway, G. Dovies, F. Garvin, M. Hardeman, M. Jocks, F. LaRue, W. Burgess, J. Davis, M. Gaught, D. Harris, W. Jean, L. Latham, A. Caneer, M. Dilworth, S. George, S. Hay, D. NO PICTURES Bridges, J. Bridges, J. 'George, J. Gibson, M. Hole, I. 'Honey, C. Jacobs, D. Lamb, C. Loveless, M. Lee, L. Lewter, H. Lewter, J. Mann, J. 'Mason, E. Mason, M. McDaniel, B. ' McKenzie, J. McNatt, P. Miller, B. Phillips, M. Potter, M. Prince, O. Pushbrook, C. Spainhour, R. Turner, C. Ward, G. Wilburn, J. Miller, E. •Mims, J. 'Murphy, J. Nichols, C. Oldfield. A. Osborne, A. Osborne, J. Parks, A. Paschke, C. Pitts, N. Posey, G. Price, J. Priest, K. Pruitt, F. Pryor, D. Sanderson, E. Sanford, T. Schrimsher, M. Smith, H. Smith, L. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS MARSHALL WALKER, BILLY TALLEY. BILLY JONES, JACK CROWSON Snyder, R. Sockwell, S. Spearman, G. Starr, M. Steelman, B. Stewart, D. Sub'ett, B. Sudduth, V. • Swaim, V. Tanner, E. ‘Talley, B. Tate, M. Taylor, C. •Taylor, H. Tinker, C. Trotmon, B. 'Turner, T. Walker, M. Walker, F. Walker, G. Watts, J. Weece, O. White, A. Whiteside, C. Wilson, A. Wilson, L. Wise, A. Womack, E. ( ! f I I Page Twenty-one LENNIE TAYLOR CATHERINE NICHOLSON Best Girl Citizen FRANK TODD Best All-Around Senior Boy Most Likely To Succeed Best Boy Citizen WENDAL PAYNE MARY DRAKE Best All-Around Senior Girl Most Popular Boy Most Athletic Boy MARIE PRICE Friendliest Senior WHO’S WHO Amm? HELEN ELLIOTT Best All-Round Freshman BESS PRATT Best All-Round Junior BARTOW MONROE Best All-Round Sophomore CHARLES HOPPER Friendliest UNDERCLASSMEN CAREY HUGHES Most Popular BILLY JOE ROWAN Most Athletic AND AS A CLIMAX, kJe . . . LORENE WOOD Most Beautiful Girl in H. H. S. Most Popular Senior Girl NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of the Notional Honor Society is to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Huntsville High School, to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, and to promote worthy leadership. The officers are: Thomas Burkett, Fresident; Mary Drake, Vice-President; Ruth Butler, Secretary; and Doris Garvin, Treasurer. Seniors elected into the National Honor Society are June Campbell, Sue Dale Fleming, Howard Hughes, Mary Jane Laughlin, Virginia Mason, Ruth McKelvie, Sarah Monroe, Catherine Nicholson, J. D. Porter, Irvin Taylor, Lennie Taylor, Frank Todd, and Dale Wilson. Since its establishment in 1936 the Society has done much to help the school and we hope that in the future, it will continue to uphold and preserve the high ideals that will make it indeed an honor to become a member. Page Twenty-eight THE PUBLISHERS Our Annual Staff began work lacking in experience, but filled with the determination to make the '41 Pierian the best annual ever. Although the problem of raising funds was a big one, it has not been an unpleasant one. For the success of this part of our program, the staff is very much indebted to our advertisers and our subscribers. The staff of '41 was composed of the following: Frank Todd, Editor-in-Chief; Mary Jane Laughlin, Assistant; Thomas Burkett, Business Manager,- Eugene Varin, Assistant; Mary Drake, Senior Class Editor; Doris Garvin, Assistant; Sue Dale Fleming, Undergraduate Editor; Malcolm Cantrell, Sports Editor,- Sarah Monroe, Club Editor; Ruth Butler, Art Editor,- Ada McCaleb, Feature Editor,- Henry Lee Hilson, Circulation Manager; John Kinsey, Assistant; Cowan Havrcn, Advertising Manager,- Brownie A. Holmberg, Assistant; David Bentley, Photographer; Pat Richardson, Assistant; Lorene Wood, Typist; Ben Harbin, Typist; Iva Marie Miller, Typist. Under the splendid guidance of Miss Harriet Bell, our sponsor, and Coach Milton Frank, our financial advisor, the staff has spent many hours planning pages, taking pictures, selling ads, and doing other various jobs connected with the publishing of an annual. Every member of the staff has worked long and hard in order to make the 1941 Pierian the best annual ever. Page Twenty-nine JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL During this time of world conflict, our Junior Red Cross Council has been more active than at any time in previous years. We have undertaken many worthy enterprises and have succeeded in each of them. We are, indeed, proud of our Huntsville Junior Red Cross. John Risen Jones served as chairman of the organization for 1940-41. Serving with him were Marjorie Webster as Co-Chairman and Gene Sullivan as Secretary-Treasurer. Other members were Marjorie Allen, Doris Broadway, Ruth Butler, Corrine Fanning, Helen Finley, Charles Hopper, Brandon Jones, Alice McDonald, Iva Marie Miller, Hugo Russell, Vera Sue Tate, Dorothy Marie Woodall, and Miss Freda Bass, Sponsor. MARJORIE WEBSTER, JOHN RISON JONES, GENE SULLIVAN Page Thirty ALICE MANNING, SUf'DALE FLEMING, GENE SULLIVAN THESTARLIGHTERS The STARLIGHTERS, Huntsville High's Dramatic Club, this year presented three radio programs over the local radio station, and two one-act plays, Better Never Than Late and Not Quite Such a Goose. Sue Dale Fleming served as President of the STARLIGHTERS this year with Malvern Griffin as Vice-President, Gene Sullivan as Secretary and Alice Manning as Treasurer. Members include Marjorie Allen, Dan Bailey, Meriam Barnes, Mauvelene Beech, Kittye L. Buford, Thomas Burkett, Imogene Campbell, Viola Coons, Felix Fleming, Frank Fleming, Carol Ford, Ruth Geron, Robena Henley, Henry L. Hilson, Brownie Holmberg, John R. Jones, Peggy Jones, Ada McCaleb, Betty McCaleb, Dyke McCulloch, Ruth McKelvie, Alice Manning, Betty Melson, Ray Monroe, Sarah Monroe, Frank Morring, Catherine Nicholson, Eleanor Payne, Mary Louise Pender, Bess Pratt, Margaret Record, Mary Sloan, Bob Smith, Irvin Taylor, Sara Taylor, Mary A. Terry, Marjorie Webster, Jane Whitaker, Virginia White, Lacy Wikle, Mary Wilson, Alice Wise, Ann Wise, Dorothy Woodall. Page Thirty-one Hl-Y CLUB Mr. Milford, T. Burkett, S. Burkett, Cantrell, Certain, Duncan, Green, Griffin, Gunn, Havron, Mr. Davis HILSON WIKLE B. HOLDER WALKER F. HOLDER TODD HOPPER TAYLOR C. HUGHES ROWAN J. HUGHES RICHARDSON LAUGHLIN FEELER PAYNE McCALEB MONROE VARIN BEASON CANTRELL CHURCH DAYE DUNCAN EMERY FISKE GARTH COACH'S BOYS KINSEY LEE MONROE, S. MONROE, B. MOSELEY ROWAN SWAIN SNYDER HOPPER HUFFMAN HUGHES HALSEY TAYLOR TERRY THOMPSON WATKINS WIKLE WILLIAMS WILSON WOOD HOLDER, F. HOOTS H CLUB . . . PAYNE HOLDER, B. VARIN COACH GRIFFIN HODGES THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to teach students to cook and to sew. Once a year the club presents a fashion show with all costumes made by the members of the Home Economics Club. Wilma Renegar served as President this year. Zona Hines as Vice-President, Doris Garvis as Secretary, and Virginia Roberts as Treasurer. Miss Nora Robinson is sponsor of the club. Other members are Louise Bartee, Mauvelene Beech, Mildred Berry, June Campbell, Alice M. Crunk, Geneva Hall, Mary K. Holland, Brownie A. Holmberg, Elizabeth Hummel, Helen Jacobs, Minnie Landman, Constance Luna, Alyce McDonald, Margaret Michael, Louise Painter, Marie Price, Margaret Sandlin, Juanita Schrimsher, Mary Sloan, Sara Taylor, Joe Ellen Vandiver. 1 UatcA Ou i £moJze! Page Thirty-four We kJwJi BILLY BUNTLEY AT WORK VOCATIONAL CLUB Officers of the Vocational Club are Thomas Rodgers, President; Wilma Daniel, Vice-President; Eleanor Malone, Secretary; Virgil Lacy, Treasurer. Members are J. R. Blankinship, Naomi Branum, Billy Buntley, Crawford Cowley, Richard Daniel, Margaret Doughton, Mike Emery, Charles Gattis, Mildred Holder, Doris Howard, Albert Huffman, Margeuite Kelly, Mac Layman, Lloyd Long, J. L. Mills, Bernice Moore, Kate Preston, Lloyd Prince, Cletus Quick, John Savage, Helen Shirley, Dorothy Smith, Margaret Starr, Sara Stogner, Earl Tate, Lois Taylor, Ruth Wilbanks, Ralph Wilson, Billy Wood, Mary Belle Quillen, and Miss Irene Patton and Mr. Rex Sullivan, Sponsors. Page Thirty-five SENIOR BAND MAJORETTES OUR BAND In the fall cf 1939 when Mr. George came to us and started the organization of the band, ncne of us believed that we would be able to progress so rapidly. Through the cooperation of the school authorities and various organizations cf the community, it has been possible to develop our band to a point where we believe we can be justly proud of it. Our activities for the school year of 1939-'40 are ancient history; so, let us scan the accomplishments of the past year. During the summer, we played for various parades and barbecues. A trip to Birmingham to the American Legion Convention and later a trip to the same city for a band contest were the highlights cf the summer season. The beginning of the school year brought us into a new era with our band. To many of us, September, 1941, will go down in history for one epoch-making event. Of course, we are referring to those new uniforms. We do not want to hurt anyone's feelings, but we still think our band uniforms are about the prettiest that we have ever seen. Decked in our new regalia, we made our first appearance at the Huntsville-Joe Bradley football game. Despite the fact that we still had our attention centered on those new uniforms, we observed another step of progress when the Junior Band made its first public appearance in the Madison County Fair Parade. JUNIOR BAND SENIOR BAND For the football game with Decatur, our band gave its first lighted performance. The glowing, translucent footlights on the feet of each band member, and the glittering plastic of the lighted batons gave a novel effect to the intricate formations. We were especially proud because band members had aided in the design and construction of these lights. One of our most spectacular appearances was featured at the Homecoming game when both bands appeared on the football field simultaneously and formed the words HAIL ALUMNI . Trips to Decatur and Athens were events of the last weeks of the season. Our last appearance of 1940 was at the Blue-Gray Celebration in Montgomery. Besides enjoying the excursion, we are very proud of the fact that we won third place in competition with twenty-two bands. In March many of us went to the Alabama Music Festival held in Tuscaloosa. We were pleased when Dorothy Laxson won first chair in the piccolo section and Peggy Jones won a superior ration in drum-majoring. The climax of our year was reached May 2, 1941 when we gave our Second Annual Spring Concert. In closing may we say that we hope to be able to foster better school spirit and more interest in school activities by a constant program of self-improvement. JUNIOR BAND MAJORETTES LET'S ALL SING The Glee Club is one of the oldest organizations of H. H. S. During the years we have made much progress, and the last two years have made trips to the Alabama Music Festival at the University. The members are: Irma Jean Barber, Peggy Baxter, Mildred Berry, June Campbell, Marjean Caneer, Florence Davies, Emily Davis, Dorothy Dixon, Helen Elliott, Fay Finley, Carol Ford, Helen Hall, Mauvelene Hardman, Anne Latham, Frances McAdams, Iva Marie Miller, Jane Mims, Charlsie Nichols, Louise Pointer, Geneva Posey, Wilma Renegar, Irene Rowe, Elsie Sanderson, Emily Simms, Marie Starr, Sara Stogner, Sara Teague, Elizabeth Watts, Jane Watts, Margaret Wilson, Lorene Wood, Dorothy Woodall, Mrs. Nell Young, Sponsor. Page Thirty-eight THE RED AND BLUE “Some coll it gossip, but we call it news ' The Red and Blue was founded on November 1, 1935, by the Senior English Class. At first it was just a mere mimeograph copy of one sheet. The paper has been growing every year, and now it consists of 4, 5 column pages. The paper is a project of the whole school. Today the Red and Blue is the best school paper in its class in the State of Alabama. This year Catherine Nicholson served as Editor, Irwin Taylor as Business Manager, Frank Morring as Circulation Manager, Mrs. J. E. Walker, Jr., as Faculty Advisor, and Virginia Mason, Ruth McKelvie, Malcolm Cantrell, and Meriam Barnes as Assistant Editors. They were assisted by the Circulation Staff composed of Bettye McCaleb, Marjorie Webster, Ann Wise, Imcgene Campbell, Sara Dilworth, Jane Lewter, and Jane Mims. The Editorial Staff is composed of Betty Melson, Sue Dale Fleming, Elsie Sanderson, Charlsie Nichols, Julie Parker, Mary Drake, Doris Garvin, Dorothy Woodall, Alice Jane Acuff, Robena Holmberg, Marjorie Mason, Fferman Taylor, Dorothy Hopkins, Ruth Geron, Jane Grote, Sara Monroe, Gene Sullivan. Juanita Pitts, Lorene Wood, Iva Marie Miller, and June Campbell are the Typists of the paper. Jack Anderson is the Photographer. Page Thirty-nine Our Monitors, the members of the Student Body who maintain law ond order throughout the halls of H. H. S. OUR MONITORS The names of the Monitors are: Front: Cowan Havrcn . . . First Row: Bob deYoung, Jack Patterson, Eli Eslick, Molly Kinsey, Lacy Wikle, Ray Monroe, Marjorie Webster, Edwin O'Neal, Kitty Leah Buford, Betfye McCaleb, Marie Price, Ruth McKelvie, Sue Dale Fleming, Marjorie Allen . . . Second Row: Alice Jane Acuff, Marion Ferguson, Paul McNatt, Marjorie Drake, Margaret Hutchens, Mary Alice Terry, Betty Nelson, Alice Manning, Elizabeth Webster, Brownie Ann Holmberg, Mary Wilson, Imogene Campbell, Bess Pratt , . . Third Row: David Bentley, Emerson Ellett, Dillard Broadway, J. W. Dovis, Frank Church, Alene Parks, Sue Hutchens, Mary Goggin, Meto Mitchell, Zona Hines, Marion Etheridge, Nadine Pitts, Charlsie Nichols, Mary E, Vinson, Madeline Clinard, Francis McAdams . . . Fourth Row: Searcy McClure, Robert O'Riley, Eleanor Payne, Cabie L. Tidwell, Ruth Geron, Dorothy N. Giles, Gene Sullivan, John R. Jones, Dyke McCulloch, Jack Anderson. Page Forty CAMERA CLUB Our Camera Club is one of the newest organizations in school . . • They helped in the hard job of taking informal shots for the Pierian and take most of the informal shots for the Red and Blue. Pat Richardson is President, Jack Anderson, Vice-President; Oscar Anderson, Secretary, and Malcolm Contrill, Treasurer. Other members are: Milton Anderson, David Bentley Den Camper, John Richard Duncan, Cowan Havron, Charles Hopper, Dale Howard, Bill Ivy, Jack Johnson, Dwight Jones, John Kinsey, James Price, Hugh Russell, Darrell Sanders, Bob deYoung, and Mr. Gomley, Sponsor. Page Forty-one JUNIOR GRACE CLUB Officers are Sarah Monroe, President; Laura Halsey, Vice-President; Bess Pratt, Recording Secretary, Mary Jane Laughlin, Treasurer and Mary Alice Terry, Corresponding Secetary. Members are Ruth Butler, Helen Elliott, Sue Dale Fleming, Caroline Garth, Mary Fearn Geron, Ruth Geron, Margaret Gill, Mary Goggin, Jane Grote, Margaret Hutchens, Sue Hutchens, Jane Mims, Ada McCaleb, Betty McCaleb, Ray Monroe, Mary Louise Pender, Betty Thornton, Mary Elizabeth Vinson, Lacy Wikle, Dale Wilson, and Lorene Wood. Page Poity-two L. F. U. Officers are Peggy Jones, President; Betty Melson, Vice-President; Imogene Campbell, Secretary; and Ann Wise, Treasurer. Members are Emily Davis, Carol Ford, Brownie Ann Holmberg, Alice Manning, Marie Price, Virginia White, and Mrs. William McKissack, Sponsor. Page Forty-three SUB DEB CLUB Officers are Marjorie Webster, President; Mary Goggin, Vice-President; Anna Ruth White, Secretary; and Shirley Davis, Treasurer. Other members include Caroline Garth, Mary Fearn Geron, Selma Griffin, Sue Hutchens, Ray Monroe, Eleanor Payne, and Mrs. Ray Arnold, Sponsor. SUE HUTCHENS, MARY GOGGIN, CAROLINE GARTH, and ANNA RUTH WHITE Page Forty-four J.U.G. CLUB Officers are Bess Pratt, President; Mary Alice Terry, Vice-Fresident; and Dale Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer. Members are Ruth Butler, Sue Dale Fleming, Margaret Gill, Laura Halsey, Margaret Hutchens, Mary Jane Laughlin, Ada McCaleb, Sarah Monroe, Lorene Wood, and Mrs. Bob Lowry, Sponsor. Page Forty-five ALMA MATER Where the vale of dear old Huntsville Meets the southern sky. Mid the rustling of the tree tops Stands our dear old high. Chorus School we love, high school. Live for aye. Our alma mater dear. May thy sons be leal and loyal To thy memory. When the evening twilight deepens And the shadows fall, Lingers long the golden sunbeam On thy western wall. Chorus When the shades of life shall gather Dark the heart may be; Still the rays of youth and love Shall linger long over thee . . . Chorus Page Forty-six Homecoming Queen . . . Bull Session . . . Some Team! ... Hi, Sue Dale . . . Scrub Me Mama! Just for the Ride . . . Action! . . . Don't Let Mac Fool You. ATETTEVILL MLVASHED ou Page Forty-eight After a year spent as hard working Juniors and a wonderful summer, we came back to cur Alma Mater as Seniors at last. Scon after school was resumed, the football season started with the Panthers defeating Joe Bradiey. For the first time in H. H. S. history, we sponsored a Homecoming parade and game. The festivities cpened with a huge bonfire and a pep meeting. On the eve cf the H. H. S.-Fayetteville game, a colorful parade, led by our band, formed at the school and made its way through the streets cf Huntsville. Honors were carried away by Aunt Jemima Richardson and Albert Watkins, who captured the crowd with his amusing antics in the J. U. G. jail. It was loads of fun and the Home Economics Club proved it could not cnly cock, but decorate flcats tco, when it received the prize as the most beautiful float. The Hi-Y club tcok the prize as the most original float. The Fayetteville-Huntsville game boosted one of the largest crowds of the season, although it ended in a tie with neither team scoring. Toward the end cf the season, most of us made the annual pilgrimage to Decatur to see our boys mow down the Red Raiders. And what a game it was, filled with action, thrills, icicles. Never has it been so cold! In spite of frost-bitten feet, chattering teeth, and an icy gale, the Panthers thawed out and froze Decatur to the tune of 7 to 6. Next came the Thanksgiving Holidays. On Thanksgiving Day our team played the cnly afternoon game of the season, when we played our final game in Athens. It was an exciting climax to our '40 season and it was with regret that we Seniors watched our beys go off the field for the last time. Although football season ended, our band didn't, and marched right on in their smart uniforms to capture third place in the state Page Forty-nine Hello! . . . One up for Huntsville . . . Guess Who? . . . Surprised, Butch? . . . When Do We Start? . , . Red and Blue Staff . . . Yea Huntsville, Fight!!! I rmi Page Fifty contest. Three cheers for Mr. George, Brownie, Edwin and all the rest who go to make up our grand band. After the Thanksgiving Holidays, we tried to settle down to our lessons and keep our minds off the Christmas Holidays which were not far away. During this time The Red and Blue stole honors at a state convention by winning first place as the best high school paper of its kind in Alabama. Take a look sometime at the trophy we received. And what should turn up around December the 18th but the long awaited Christmas Vacation! Joyfully we threw our books in our lockers, bade our teachers a Merry Xmas and dashed off to a glorious two weeks filled with holly, Christmas gifts, and dances—Oh those wonderful dances! When we limped back to good old H. H. S. worn out but happy, all agreed that Xmas was wonderful if taken slowly and once a year. With the new term, the staff really began work on the Pierian, and through the splendid guidance of our sponsor we finally sent the annual to the publishers. We really felt like dignified Seniors the day our class rings arrived. Every Senior was showing his or her ring to every underclassman with very much pride. Soon after the new term began. Coach started the basketball team to work in earnest. Our newly redecorated gym was filled to capacity at every game and it was noticed that enthusiasm over basketball was greater than in many years. In late February we were hosts to the Eighth District Tournament and although our boys didn't reach the finals, they made a good showing and we were rightfully proud of them. This year will also be remembered for the numerous and much-hated Stagette Dances. The boys didn't like them at all, but every one present was certainly the belle of the ball and many girls were heard to remark Gosh, imagine getting a rush like that! March 27th and 28th will be remembered especially by the Pierian staff for the A. E. A. Holidays. Although it was only two days, it gave us time to catch up on the much needed sleep we had missed due to our struggle with the annual. During the last two months of school, a visitor might have thought a large portion of our student body was a little crazy. But it was only the poor Juniors racking their brains for methods by which they might secure money enough to feed the Seniors. They sponsored several concerts and dances to raise money. We breathed a sigh of relief when they finally announced that we could eat. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance was a huge success, and many, many thanks to you Seniors of '42. After a glorious commencement week, we gathered as students at H. H. S. for the last time and it was with a little sadness and a great deal of excitement that we received our diplomas and left our carefree high school days forever . . . Page Fifty-one Fancy Meeting You Here . . . Swing It! . . . Some Steppers . . . Why Bartow! . . . Grin and Bear It ... A Favorite . . . Come 'n Get It . . . Gee, Janie, Hew We Envy You. k I III 8 Page Fifty-two -4 COACH MILTON FRANK come to us in 1934 from the University of Tennessee. Frank, a man of strong will, has always had spirited, hard-fighting teams, this has come about as a result of his enthusiasm and interest in his work Since he has been coaching at H. H. S., not one of his teams has lost more than two games in a single season. This year, the Crimson Fanthers were led by Captain Gene Varin and Alternate-Captain Charles Hopper. Captain Varin is a Senior this year and has played on the football team for the past four years. Alternate-Captain Hopper is a Junior and has played for the past two years. Both were real ball players and a credit to their school and team. FOOTBALL at 1940 FOOTBALL RESULTS H. H. S. 26 Joe Bradley 6 H. H. S. 6 Decatur 7 H. H. S. 31 Hartselle 0 H. H. S. 31 Sheffield 0 H. H. S. 12 Gurley 0 H. H. s. 26 Mortimer-Jordan 0 H. H. s. 0 Fayetteville 0 H. H. s. 7 Decatur 6 H. H. s. 6 Athens 6 1941 SCHEDULE Sept. 26 Joe Bradley, here. Oct. 3 Decatur, there. Oct. 10 Central High (Nashville) Oct. 17 Sheffield, there. Oct. 24 Albertville, here. Oct. 31 Gurley, here. Nov. 7 Fayetteville, there. Nov. 14 Decatur, here. Nov. 20 Athens, here. Page Fijty-jou, On the 3rd day of September, fifty boys rushed out onto Goldsmith-Schiffman practice field for the initial workout of the '40 season. From this group of promising material came the victorious Crimson Fanthers which battled through its games with one loss and two ties. This was one of the best seasons ever enjoyed by a Huntsville team. Huntsville opened the grid season against Joe Bradley High School on Sept. 20. After a very slow start, Huntsville finally clicked and the score read 26—6 in favor of the Panthers. The next game was with the Panthers' traditional rival, Decatur. The Red Raiders came to Huntsville with an undefeated team. The Tide scored first but Decatur came back and scored and converted, which proved the margin of victory. The Red Raiders carried home a well-earned 7—6 victory—the Crimsons lone defeat of the season. Hartselle carried home a 31—0 defeat as a result of the Panthers' third game. Hartselle had defeated the Baby Tide in a close game the previous season, and the Huntsville boys were lying in wait for the Morgan County eleven. The Panthers took advantage of every break and made a few of their own, in a very one-sided game. HUNTSVILLE HIGH Bottom Row: Monroe, Manager,- B. Taylor, Tate, Wilson, Emery, Beason, L. Taylor, Church, Griffin, B. Holder, Varin, Butch, Mascot; Daye, Payne, Hopper, Wikle, Fisk, Manager . . . Top Row: F. Holder, Manager; Williams, Lynch, Hoots, Smith, Moeller, Kinsey, Rowan, Swaim, Gunn, Patterson, Huffman, Lee, Keel, Hughes, Snyder, Manager. Page Fifty-five Toylor, R. E.; Moeller, R. T.; Hopper, R. G.; Doye, C.; Wilson, I. G.; Rowan, L. T.; Hoffman, L. E.; Holder, Q. B.; Smith, H. B.; Varin, P. B,; Payne, H. B. The highly-rated Sheffield Bulldogs invaded Huntsville on the following Friday and suffered the same fate as Hartselle. Although the Sheffield team fought desperately throughout the game, the Crimsons emerged victorious by the score of 31—0. The next victim of the Baby Tide proved to be Gurley who went under to the tune of 12—0. The Crimsons were slow to start but won the hard-fought game which was a thriller from start to finish. When Mortimer-Jordan of Birmingham came to town, the Panthers were expecting a hard fight and went on the field determined to give all they had. After the smoke of battle had cleared away Jordan had bowed to the Panthers by a score of 26-0. Amid one of the largest crowds of the season, the Panthers clashed with the Fayetteville Tigers on the following Friday night. Previously, Huntsville and Fayetteville had played to several ties and this game was to be no exception. Both teams failing to take advantage of their breaks, the game ended in a scoreless tie. For their next opponent, the Panthers journeyed to Decatur for the second game of the season with the Red Raiders, having lost the first encounter by the score of 7—6. The Panthers knew the importance of this game and fought hard. When the final whistle sounded, Huntsville held a 7—6 verdict over their age-old rivals. Taking their second consecutive road trip, the Panthers invaded Athens to play the final game of the season on Thanksgiving Day. Huntsville scored early in the game but Athens came back and tied the score at 6—6. The Panthers outplayed the Athens team during the remainder of the game but were never able to break the tie. Page Fifty-six HOLDER K BACK ROWAN TACKLE MOELLER TACKLE PAYNE BACK HOOTS GUARD CHURCH CENTER SWA I M TACKLE HUFFMAN END WIKLE BACK WILLIAMS TACKLE ALT.-CAPT. HOPPER GUARD EMERY GUARD CAPT. VARIN BACK KIN SEY TACKLE TAYLOR END WILSON GUARD BUTCH MASCOT DAYE CENTER CrRIFFIN TACKLE Page Fifty-seven BASKETBALL 1940-41 RESULTS H. H. S. 24 Joe Bradley 16 H. H. S. 21 Joe Bradley 6 H. H. S. 15 Gurley 23 H. H. S. 21 Riverton 27 H. H. S 21 Monrovia 7 H. H. S. 25 West Huntsville 9 H. H. S. 19 Riverton 26 H. H. S. 25 Joe Bradley 9 H. H. S. 23 Phillips (Birmingham) 15 H. H. S. 19 Ft. Payne 26 H. H. S 31 Decatur 19 H. H. S. 22 Scottsboro 24 H. H. S 24 Decatur 23 H. H. S 26 West Huntsville 18 H. H. S. 23 New Hope 21 H. H. S. 11 Gurley 13 H. H. S. 46 Hartselle 14 H. H. S. 19 Joe Bradley 13 H. H. S. 11 New Hope 20 H. H. S. 23 Madison 14 H. H. S. 30 Ft. Payne 33 H. H. S. 16 Scottsboro 20 Total 495 393 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT H. H. S. 28 Ardmore 11 H. H. S. 20 Eva 22 Page Fifly-eight CAPTAIN 'NtNDAl PAYNE ALT. CAPTAIN ALBERT HUFFMAN HOT HOLDER CHARLES HOPPER BILLY JOE ROWAN ROBERT HODGES REID MOSELEY € ARTHUR GREEN BILLY KEEL Page Fifty-nine Kinsey, Manoger, Cantrell, No. 5; Hopper, No. 2; Lee, No. 4; Copt. Thompson, No. 1; Gormley, Coach. (Gilliam, No. 3 man, not in picture TENNIS Returning to competition after several years away from the courts, the Crimson netters enjoyed an excellent season. Highlights of the '40 season were victories over Phillip's High of Birmingham, Florence State Teachers College, and Captain Thompson's smashing play which carried him to the quarter-finals of the Alabama State High School Tennis Tournament held at Birmingham. Charles Hopper, No. 2 man of past season, will lead the '41 net team which should be one of the best in the state. 1940 RESULTS H. H. S. 4 Joe Bradley 1 H. H. S. 5 Joe Bradley 3 H. H. S :. l Phillips (Birmingham) 4 H. H. S 3 Phillips (Birmingham) 2 H. H. s. 5 Athens 0 H. H. s . 5 Florence State Teachers 2 H. 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