Jackson County High School - Reminder Yearbook (Scottsboro, AL)

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. r i 5 , ' B Q , f av 7- A t A, fr.fA , SCOTTSBORO, ALABAMA, DEC. 8, 1953 - . ' T t I ,, ' , Carolyn Gilliam ce yin 2' ' ' i Selected Good ' ' Citizenship Girl Thompson an T as A . ndants at the annual Homecoming iles fi -s with trclalumni of J. C. H. ty High School chose an attractive' and popu as Homecoming Queen and and Harriet Bates and tenth grades re as her attehdants the sidelmes the Queen watched the Wild team At th formation of an appropriate fanf Was escorted to the ce' by William Dean Seruor Class As to be crowne the Student played mmen by the an idmg in a gayly d consisted of the b. s decorated theme. :ci Hon s. float omecr d B Hon ll For Secon Six W wing students made a nd six weeks: dee, Carolyn Gilliam, Shir. s. Tommy Ruth Hubbard, on, Johnnie Gross, William omas Dean, Max Buff, Jim- ell. Jimmy Clyde Roden, illian, Alvin Potter. Autrey Karen Hodges, Barbara uline Whitehead, Juanita Sizemore. Beth Lusk, Peg- Glorla Power. Elizabeth ol Patterson. Juanita La- Cunnlngham, Larry Craw- chel Downey. tl made all A's and B's d six weeks' period: pbell, William Dean, lton, Charles Stewart, Hu- . Sam Fred Gross. Martha yn Downey, Joyce Irv- Seutell, Ann Barbee, Wan- ue McLaughlin, Christine Frances Proctor. Johnny Smith, Charles Smith. Q. from l9l5 to 1953. and student cars converted into crepe paper spectacles. A Homecoming Alumni lunch, sug- gested by the Student Council, was at- tended by approximately sixtv ates. Each fr' '-Yo Lllc.. .gd Beal Louis Letson Davis, Adler, , only Ray Smart. Pat Trammell, Mary Louise Lr....., .. repares in hi!!! iwlll fare ln life when their Seniors Sell Ma Would you like to buy zine? There's the threw at a big bargain or a me most any subject. Surely one on the list you can 1 three or four. This is p you have been hearing f iors for the past few weeks. With mud: enthusiasm began their sale of maga finance the trip to Wash spring. They were divid to homer-ooms and the qi homerooms is the sale of of magazines' The room having the la of money at the end of will receive an ice cream homeroom teacher of w will get a necklace and er At the present time,,the '- is Sam Fred Gross ' J homeroorn Ca Highest. Other l Caperton, and ed was the ind, the , argest .g the e first 1 of received a , Keller was rnife. He yas v dollars' er n ortjficates Publishing :h sales ilgn will and the ieir quota by Snead Visits at J By Mary Frances Last Tuesday. 12th grades were very pleased to have Dr. Festus Dr. Cook ts the President Collegefln Boaz and is very school students and I4 Dr. Cook! talk was very Ambrester. Billy Ann Cloud, Jean Cun- I ' I . R students in the hlngh in. ' - I, ' 1 an - , ,x Finne Marg FIRST RUM: C, Carnphcllp C. Senrellg M. Thcmasgl. Hodge, P, Hall, TD Ihem- Bfadf A., same-g C. Gr11r.rnw,J, Dawson: w, Bramley, srcoxin Row: rs, mn- gfg-e I Eocg. llrdg1cS:L. lclioxlnliilriirisrizz, R,JNrQ'rlsg G, Liifjucrcliersg V , ' . wr 1 T.. rwcmr, vp , ttson, , enrramcr, ', 'oucig L- P. Trariirtiel, C, Smith, C, Rcedg G, Fossr-rt, FOURTH ROW: D, Ash- rms , rnorc, D, Trantritelg F. Swain, T, lflodges, W, Grrff1n,Jaricll.+dge, 'uf Wer- ,fgm Editor, Patsy' Hall and Mary Alice Thomas, Associate Editors, Mrs, Lego Kenneth Muse, Advisor, dd. 1418.1 . .... . , . .. , hu' race, Benye Bouiarn. Rena Lusk, Dm-as of U16 public-speaking course- - YT' 1:51-H N' Bellamy, Pau-rein west, virginia Jones, Haven Sfudmfs me merely FWHM! me ,O Helen Howard. Virginia Brandon, Bar- their Seefdm for the Blrmihshsm GPPGUM bara Ann Allen. Billy Joe Reed, Jerry Cunningham, H. W. Chandler. Joyce Keel and Kenneth Clemons. , P. E. Girls Snnnsm- , News and the American Legion Ora- torlcal Contests. ' . A , ima me are Alfred Sam Fred wil EM wntr Cam S-hu-I :tudmu'mturebv tosuoooedhlilvonf Cook and had both an amusing lon. Ind f ' work

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.vs 1 Y Frifg FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Wright, Charlie Edge, Raymond Hendrix, Stanley Brannun, David Kerr, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Dawson, Max Buff, Sec, 8a Treas,, Dale Trammell, Pres., William Bentley, Vice Pres., Bettye Thompson, Barbara Gilliam. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Ashmore, Ray Smith, Wayne Sims, John David Snodgrass, Laddie Irving. CAMERA SHY: Billy Hodges, Nancy Talley, Denny Lovell, Wallace Allen, William Dean. The excitement of election, the thrill of installa- tion, the satisfaction of completing projects such as SI U Il E ll the homecoming--all of these were a tangible part of being a member of the Student Council, the intangible C 0 ll C I I- part went even deeper to the solemn dignity and re- sponsibility of carrying out the school's ideals--char acter, scholarship, leadership, and service. 58 -v

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MW MR Sl ll FlRST ROW Carolyn Gxllxarn Charles Srmth SECOND ROW Lxnda Henshaw Bettye Hancock ioyce Hodges Martha Keeton Gene McCutchen Ann Barbee Mary Frances Proctor lo Ann Vaught THIRD ROW Martha Campbell Elxzabeth Porter Lrnda Hall lo Ann Kemmamer FOURTH ROW Wxllxarn Bentley Dale Trannell Yvonne Letson Condon Campbell L D Garner saw r es Smith M1 B Edlto ss L111y porter us1ne5s Manage? Faculty Advlsor 60