Jemison High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Jemison, AL)

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. . -1 :'efw- N- I, ORGANIZATION OFFICERS BETA CLUB Doris Peters, President, Willodean Edwards, Frances Black, Peggy Cost, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA GLEE CLUB Faye Porter, Jessie Holcomb, Betty Willis, President, Sue Varden, President, Janis Miller, Secretary- Jerry Cobb, Treasurer, June Northcutt, Vice President, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF America FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front row: Barbara Glasscock, Peggy Cost, President, Front row: Jerry Conway, Durward Plier, William Doris Peters, Back row: Billie Sue Burgess, Mary El- Wright, Back row: Ronnie Shaw, Stanley Martin, len Blackmon, Janis Miller, June Northcutt, J, W, Langston, Charles Williams, President: Robert I-lilyer,

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5. like f Chester Posey Juanita Price Billie Pruitt Joanna Pruitt Janice Sanders Mary Ann Scott Betty Sue Smith Della Smith Janice Smitherman Shirley Smitherman Bill Varden Jean Watts Shirley Watson Joyce Wells Jimmy Wilkins Jerry Wright . . ,,z,,,A M, - 3ii ? 1 S ww-. Minnie Lucas Roy Martin Royce Mills Truitt Moore Evelyn Murphy Ann Noah Cecil Northcutt Jimmy Northcutt Mildred Northcutt Sidney Pate Doyle Payton Sandra Peterson John Pierce Aurbon Porter Delene Porter Lula Porter VTJUDPPUCU I-lZl'T'l4VT'lLf'l

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Pa th r am The first issue of the school paper, Panthergrams, was published last week. The staff includes: Editor, Frances Blackg Feature Writer, Peg- gy Noahg Gossip , Jerry Cobb, Bet- ty Willis, Jo Nixg Artist, Billie Sue Burgess, Personality, Willodean Ed- wards, Faye Williams, Betty Willis, Peggy C'ostg Club Activities, Frances Williams, Peggy Sue Pateg Athletics, Charles Cobbg Jokes, Sue Martin, Louise Lenoirg Typists, Annie Sue Glass, Nelda Ann Childress, Doris Peters, Betty Willis, Business Man- agers, Faye Porter, Mary Ellen Blacks mon. The new sponsor of the paper is Mr. Jack Vardaman, Senior English Teacher. FRANCES BLACK. Editor FlRST HONOR ROLL: The students who made an A in every 5Ub.lCCf during the first six weeks are: Charles Gay, Ann Vardeu, Betty Harrell, Mary Clyde Gore, Phyllis Harrell, Sue Horton, Edna Earl Smitherman, Harry Collins, .lanis Miller, Mary Ellen Black- xnon, Doris Peters, Dean Edwards, Roy Smith and Peggy Cost. SECOND HONOR ROLL-: The students whose average is A in four subjects and B in one subject are: Billie Ruth Hilycr, Ann Noah, Mary Ann Scott, Joyce VVells, Rob- C1't Hilyer, Audrey Plicr, john Scott, Carole lfVilkcs,' Fred Hall, Robert Langston, Sue lvlatthewg, VVanda Shaw, Sue Warden, Rudy L3llg5f01l, Ronnie Shaw, Jessie Hol- comb, VVilliam NVrig'l1t, ldrauces Black, Billie Sue Burgess, Pog- gy Noah and Hal Faye Porter. Panther Tracks Willodean Edwards is sales man- ager for the annual. She is assisted by June Northcutt, Sue Varden, and Billy Miller. They are now accepting deposits for the 1953 annual. De- posits will be made during the month of October. A free annual will be given to the student who submits the prize-win- ning snapshot for use in the annual. The snapshot must have at least one Jamison High School student pictur. e . I r I The Jemison High School Panthers broke into the win column last Fri- day night when they motored down to Billingsley High and upset the locals 12 to 0. The 1st quarter ended with neither team scoring, however, JHS fumbled away two grand opportunities. The 2nd quarter too, was rocking along scoreless, but with less than one min- ute left to play, Don Price made a beautiful interception of a pass on the Jemison 40-yard stripe and loped 60 yards for pay dirt. The Billings- ley line tightened and the affort for the extra point bogged down. It was Jemison's husky quarter- back, Don Price, who again in the 3rd period set up the off-tackle play that sent Glenn Marcus over for the second touchdown. JHS again muf- fled the try for the extra point. John Cannady and Robert Hilyer, playing right and left ends for Jemi- son clogged up all of Billingsley's at- tempts to gain on end runs. This has been Jemison's most vul- nerable spot. All their opponents seem to capitalize on this spot for their greatest gain in yardage. It was in this game that the 2 boys above decided to do something about it. Earl Ellison at right tackle, Johnny Ogburn at right half and Douglas Fortner at guard gave an exceptionally good account of them- selves in their respective positions. Jemison was playing without the services of their dependable little quarterback, Wayne Guin, who suf- fered a severe shoulder injury over