Jones Valley High School - Brownie Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1963 volume:

o ;-.- u. f - - - ai ' ' — ' Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Three BROWNIE Jones Valley High School BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Volume XXVI Editor - Joyce Seagraves Associate Editor - Ricky Satterwhite Business Manager - Ann Baggett Page 1 Dagwood ' s front door is safe compared to the en- trance of Phillips High at 3:05 p. m. There is a mad rush to find a seat on the county and transit buses which bring Valley students to Phillips. Valley, ' Tis of Thee We Sing Page 2 1 ' Foreword This is the story of Jones Valley in its forty-second year. P ' Tis true that adversity has many faces, and so, while the ' 63 BROWNIE tells a story of hardship and inconvenience, it also tells a story of unsurpassed determination and loyalty. ' Tis a story of Brownies at Powderly and at Phillips. For some, ' tis the story of a daily eighteen-mile trip across town, of after-school hours cheerfully given in order to maintain an athletic program, a band, and glee club. ' Tis for all of us a story of great victory. Our suc- cessful campaign to raise money to rebuild our school is familiar to all Birmingham. ' Tis a story of Brownies im- patient to come home. Finally, ' tis ' the acceptance of the challenge handed to us by hundreds of Brownies before us: To maintain the high standards begun May the gold never tarnish The black ne ' er grow dim Till the goal of our hopes has been won. As two of the hardest workers in the campaign :o raise $200,000 Mr. and Mrs. Driggers were given the honor of turning the first shovel of ground with a new silver- plated shove. The shovel was presented to our school by Couse Construction Company of Chicago. . . . Of a principal who had a vision Page 4 . . . Of a community that refused to let our school die! Sunday, October 7, was victory day for determined Brownies when ground was broken for our new school. Outstanding dignitaries from city and county attended. Left to right: Mrs. A. E. Driggers, Mayor Art Hanes, Supt. Theo Wright, Mrs. Gordon Kendricks, Mr. A. E. Driggers, Mr. J. T. Whitten, M rs. William Burgess, County Supt. Kermit Johnson, Commissioner Eugene Connor. Page 5 Louise Arthur, a senior; Mr. James bnuth, who was on the original land-purchasing committee for Jones Valley High School; and Margaret Burgess, a fresh- man, were one in spirit at groundbreaking ceremonies. Two short months later. Rose Dodd and Pat Farris are amazed at the progress which has been made on the new building. The construct- ion superintendent reports that never before has he received such cooperation. When suppliers learn that It ' s for Jones Valley, orders are given priority. Page 6 Cheerleader Gail Owens led Patsy Owen, a third grader in Jones Valley Elementary, in a victory yell at the ground- breaking. Because many people worked so hard. Patsy will have the privilege of attending school in a new building. . . Of loyalty — past, present, and future. Page 7 . . . Of an enthusiastic student body For the most part. Brownies at Phillips cheerfully accepted the left-over lockers and rooms which chased them from basement to third floor in three - minute sprints. Page At the bonfire before the homecoming game with Minor, Gail Edmondson and Bonnie Saunders super- vise the training of future cheerleaders Pamela Mann and Connie Traffenstedt. . . .Of Faculty and Curriculum Activities Organizations Athletics Features Classes Advertisers 11 1 p— 37 - 51 S 71 81 89 127 Page 9 With loving gratitude, we, the Brownie Staff of ' 63, dedicate our annual to MRS. ELIZABETH HARRIS She has merited our admiration by inaugurating girls ' intra- mural sports, which won the first Homer L. Thomas trophy; by instrucfing our cheerleaders who have won first and second places in statewide clinics; by acting as chairman of our clean-up campaigns, homecoming events, and football ban- quets; by playing to win, yet at the same time instilling good sportsmanship. Page 10 n Faculty — Curriculum Page 11 ill. Principal 3jinr i iiiies is Me. A. iL M J ,ii.;5 Ti7|SfaSBT -. in iim ' fal Tm £0)3 ami M, A, ' ' it ' ' t ttbp lODiii ' S ' esr— ifrr of Alaljaiiiiaa, While Mr. Driggers is at Phillips, Coach Bob Harris is acting as principa ' lu: at Jones V alley. A : ■ ; - ; this is his first yei: -.. ;- : faculty. Coach Harris is not new to us. He is a graduate of Jones VaUey, and has a B. S. degree from Howard College. Page 12 J.V. ' s Big Wheels Mrs. luanita Cax Mrs. Becky Park and Mis. faii Newell are responsible fbr Che excellent kiad served. 03 faculty and students at Jones Valley. Page 13 Office is second home to J.V Miss Cams and Mr. Vandiver attended a guidance council at Auburn in December to learn new methods of counseling. Ask any J.V. student and he will tell you that the old methods were good enough. GIRLS ' ADVISOR THELMA CARNS Huntingdon, A, B. Peabody, M. A. Mrs. Marshall holds a B. A. from Judson College and a Master ' s from U. of Alabama. Mrs. Ruth Marshall is Guidance Director for Jones Valley, and also teaches Spanish and French. Page 14 udents at Phillips BOYS ' ADVISOR P. A. VANDIVER, JR, Peabody, M. A. Univ. of Ala. , M. A. Mrs. Joyce Chandler Howard College, B. A. Mrs. Chandler gives Steve Thompson and Sherry Hodnett some points on theme writing. Page 15 In shorthand class, (above) Dot McReynolds, Sarah Heifner, Nancy Mooney, (at right) Glenda Starkey, and Judy Wofford reach for 100 warn as Mrs. Anne Ferguson dictates. Mrs. Ferguson has a B. S. from Florence Slate, and a Master ' s from University of Alabama. Take a letter, please, Miss Brownie Page 16 From the University of Alabama a new teacher comes to Jones Valley to teach shorthand and typing. Mrs. Jo Ann Dunn has a B. S. degree. Eyes on copy? Go! Freddy Olvey and Linda Swindal say that the add- ing machine is wrong! Freddy ' s books just don ' t balance. Page n ' ' Biology ' bugs ' me ' say Sophs. Mrs. Beverly Bright, who received her B. A. Degree from Vandervilt, uses model to ex- plain the funtion of the heart to Gerald Nichols and Donna Yessick. Mrs. Kitchens and Rose Dodd agree that terminal buds on this twig show the characteristics of an excurrent tree. Mrs. Iva S. Kitchens Birmingham Southern, A. E U. of Alabama, M. A. Page 18 General science, biology, chemiscy, physics, and advanced general science are offered to Brownies. Mr. Charles Carter, University of Alabama, B. A. , Ricky Satterwhite and Johnny Santoro demonstrate how to find the coefficient of friction of an inclined plane. How many ' ' Signifisent Figgers in that number? 3 Page 19 Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, U. of Ala. , B. A. , uses the blackboard as an aid in teaching history. She also teaches Spanish and English 3. 1. Who said chairs can ' t fly? History is taught by Miss Marylee Reynolds, A.B., Lambuth, U. of Alabama, M.A. Polly Harris, Hilda Hughes, and Mary Richards try to convince Miss Reynolds that they can learn more history by watching T.V. than by giving current events. Page 20 M (pAOJ-Oify tJ ' ' tjijyx Wm j In American history, Mrs. Kathleen Waldrop uses an outline to teach Ann Vick, Janice Ray, and Linda Swindal some facts about our first president. Mrs. Waldrop holds an A. B. from Birmingham -Southern. History students turn anxious eyes to Cuba World history, American history, and economics are offered at Jones Valley to students who wish to learn of past events and keep up with the news of the day. In this rapidly changing world, history is be- coming a more important subject every year. Page 21 Quoi! Un autre examination vocabulaire? Pero, Senorita y Senor, esta leccion es muy importante - dice el Senor Vandiver. Mr. Vandiver emphasizes study of present subjunctive of verbs to Bernard Bostic and Michelle Rutherford. rnaM W ncLdx, m. ' ' m ■ a IJMWttliL? ? : V g:- l % Page 22 Donna Yessick, Joan Trader, and Clifford Andrews enjoy the French scrapbook with Mrs. Mabel Wainwright. Mrs. Wainwright graduated from Florence State, and has an M. A. degree from the University of Alabama. Mais, se rappelez le match de football ce soirl Member of the French class have taken new names just to create a French atmos- phere this year. Andre Andrews, Denis Duke, Jean Torbert, Pierre Willingham, Yvette Brown, Nannette Cofer, Suzanne David, Renee Ellis, Antoinette Harrison, Lisette Trator, Cecil Tresslar, Adele Wammach, and Suzette Yessick. Page 23 Mrs. Nell Koenlg, Birmingham -Southern, A. B. , Jacksonville State, B. S. , te aches junior high math, science, and history. Freshmen meet Algebra for first time Mrs. Alice M. Keith, Birmingham -Southern, A. B. , and Joe Eraser don ' t seem to find math a dull subject. Page 24 Louise Higginbotham, University of Alabama B.S. , teaches fresh- man English. ichard [ansfield-Jones, niversity of Alabama, , S, , M. S. , operates le book room when 3t teaching his inior high math lasses. Pauline Phillips, Alabama College, B, S. , Peabody College, makes her science classes interesting with the study of leaf collections. Page 25 ■1 I HBIttU B g Z||a CTyiKiWBBBi ■1 mmm i lE ' iiO.Rt liSflpilJI u ■ Hh m ■HHiilKSE l M H IS gjg 1 ■ BH BwA. ' i 9 MJ i 4 Mr 1 Ei r m 1 K . -L Miss Cams seems to be pleased with Johnny Church ' s account of Harvey the Invisible Rabbit. Senior English students gain poise and assurance from oral book reports. But that book has 550 pages! Gary Plowman, as are all English students, is interested in knowing his mistakes so that he can avoid them in the future. Mrs. Mary Bowie, Jacksonville State College, B. S. , is always eager to help. Page 26 Because of limited space at Phillips, only clothing classes have been offered. Mrs. Hazel Parker, B. S. , Alabama College, discusses clothing problems with Jane Frazier, Hilda Webb, and Cynthia Causey. Good cooking sews up your future Wayne Duncan, Steve Casey, and Roddy Dainard find that mechanical drawing is both interesting and rewarding. Mr. Felix King, Auburn University, B. S. , is looking forward to our return to Jones Valley so that he may again offer industrial arts. Page 27 f= Mrs. Jean Carrol, Howard College, B. S. , shows Larry Turner the correct way to solve a business math problem. n Mrs. Faye S. Donaldson, Birmingham -Southern, A. B. , University of Alabama, M. A. , teaches maths three, four, seven, eight, nine, and ten. Glenda Shaw and Gary Skelton seem to be en- joying their plane geometry lesson. You did WHAT? Page 28 Octavia Jaxon, University of Alabama, B. S. , Clifford Andrews and Buzz Vance work a compli- cated quadratic equation in the study of Algebra II. That ' s the way children will be Ernest A. Hardy, who attended Michigan State University and received his B. S. degree from Birmingham -Southern teaches junior high math and science along with coaching B-team foot- ball. Page 29 Mrs. Sue James, University of Georgia, B.F.A. , displays the sunny disposition which prevails throughout the whole Art Department. it Gold keys better than gold nickels Mrs. Bessie Huffstutler, B. A. from Howard College, discusses with Paula Hampton and Denny Vines some of the art produced by students at Jones Valley in Powderly. Page 30 Sharon Yessick, junior, works on the mural done by the Art Depart- ment for the football banquet. Eddie Gilbert helps create the happy smile on the Brownie ' s face -f and the sugar plums for While ?3 visions danced in his head. Page 31 Physical fitness of all the boys at J. V. is the concern of our very capable coaches. The boys are drilled in almost every conceivable kind of calisthenics to strengthen bodies. COACH BILL McLAIN North Carolina, B. S. COACH KEITH WILSON Kansas State, B. S. Page 32 Tumbling is part of the physical training enjoyed by girls who take physical education. Other sports which girls like are volleyball and basketball. MRS. ELIZABETH H. HARRIS, Auburn, B.S. Page 33 Music hath charms . . . and muscles, too? I (LEFT) Miss Janet Renshaw, Bir- mingham - Southern, A.B., teaches her elementary choral stu- dents the fundamentals of music. A happy combination of songs from Bach to Turkey in the Straw ap- peals to her students greatly. Mrs. Gail Scruggs, Howard Col- lege, B. M. , not only divides her time between Powderly and Phillips, but holds after-school practice ses- sions with choral groups. Christ- mas concert was presented at Brookhaven Methodist Church in December. (BOTTOM) Mr. John Davis, Boston University, B.M. and M. M. , shows his talent for something be- sides band directing and french horn playing. Page 34 Miss Joyce Norman, Texas Wesley- an, B.S. , and Karen Holconibe, find speech a very interesting and amusing subject. The speech students presented Ar- senic and Old Lace ' in December and plans to present On Borrowed Time in the spring. Miss Norman is active in T. V. and is an accomplished ventriloquist. Mrs. Louise Robinson, assistant li- brarian, has done much to help keep the Jones Valley lilxary go- ing at Phillips. Mrs. Lola Price, librarian, A.B. Howard, University of .Alabama, is always glad to help students. (TOP) Mrs.. Ruth Dupy, A.B. , Alabama College, discusses history with Freddy Delenne, Kay Eddy, and Brenda Cleckley. (MIDDLE) History is a happy ex- perience to Mr. Jimmy Glover, A.B., Howard College, and Debo- rah Clinkscales. (LOWER) Mrs. Judy Smith looks as young as her English students. She has a B.S. degree from Howard College. Mrs. Murita Andrews, a new junior high history teacher, uses a globe to point out places of historical interest to Cathy Rittmann and Bobby Mitchell. Mrs. Andrews has an A. B. degree from Birmingham- Southern College. Page 36 Activities Page 37 Rating of excellent is made{ FLAG BEARERS (L-R) Judy Allen, Glenda Starkey, Judy Wofford, Melissa Kirkley, Carolyn Bragg, Cynthia Causey. Page 38 y band at State Band Contest n Despite almost insurmountable odds, the band put on eight halftime shows this year, including one show saluting great movie themes. Practicing from eight to twelve each morning before school started and every afternoon after school from four to six was necessary to make these shows possible. Last spring the band gave several concerts and rated excellent at the state band contest in Tusca- loosa. Highlights of this year have been the band ' s marching in the Inaug ural parade in Montgomery and playing at the University of Georgia Band Day in Athens, Georgia. MAJORETTES (L-R) Eddy Carol Bunn, Martha Park, Kay Dennis, Co-Heads, Joan Rickels and Diane Buckelew, Linda Dailey, Kay Brown, Jackie Shields. Page 39 BASSES (L-R) David Kemp, John Tolbert, Eddie Gilbert, Dennis Duke. FLAG BATONS (L-R) Kirby Watson, Judy Liles, Laverne Dameron, Sue Colburn, Janelle Wallace, Jeanette Tillery. CLARINETS BACK: Jean Shepherd, Barbara HoUis, Clinton Cherry, David Cherry, Mike Willingham, Mary Ann Crider, Jimmy Mitchell, Charles Bell. FRONT: Janelle Wallaf;e, Linda Wammack, Sharon Yessick, AUce McKinriey, Eddy Carol Bunn, Janice Ham, Linda Smith, Martha Park. Page 40 MISCELLANEOUS BACK: (L-R) Ricky Satterwhite, Oboe; Joan Rickels, Bassoon; Kenny Craft, Contra Bass Clarinet. FRONT: Linda Abbot, Bassoon; Diane Maulk, and Brenda McClusky, Bass Clari- nets. BARITONES BACK: (L-R) Larry Watson, John Tramrnell. FRONT: Kenneth Cope- and, Bernard Bostic. Band plays at Georgia Band Day Page 41 Band marches in Inaugural Parade r A - FRENCH HORNS BACK: (L-R) Judy Liles, Jane Era- ser, Laverne Dameron. FRONT: Sherry Eady, Joan Trader, Elaine Gage. CORNETS (L-R) Doug Noel, Steve Ham, Don Yeager, Michael Davidson, Sidney Edwards, Jimmy Kendrick, Steve Wesley, Jimmy Putman, Charles Treslar, Bob Sizemore, Benny Casey. , .. n « A ! ? ,inF ,i - ,. Page 42 it Practice (?) makes perfect ' say bandsmen SAXOPHONES (L-R) Linda Dailey, Carl Lacey, Alan Keith, Eddie McCluskey, Robert Dollar, Pam Walton, Sally Shaw. n TROMBONES (L-R) Paul Stokes, Lonnie Putman, Sherry Dixon, Jay Harrison, Mike Warren. Page 43 PERCUSSION (L-R) Diane Buckelew, Judy Wof- ford, Sherryl Treslar, John Mc- carty, Robert Boutwell, Pat Giles, Cissy Smith, Joan Langley, Glenda Starkey, Patricia Hemphill. FLUTES (L-R) Judy Howard, Susan Satter- white. Donna Yessick, Barbara Trader, J. C. Vance. Page 44 BANK BOARD OF DIRECTORS ROW 1: Elaine Vincent. ROW 2: Freda Crosby, Jean Casey, Dotti Allen, Mitze Hays, Linda Swindal, Leroy Allen. ROW 3: Alan Keith, Annette Fulbright, Judy Wofford, Louise Arthur, Earle Sharp. The Jones Valley Bank board of directors kept the bank open this year in spite of the inconvenience of separated schools. The bank, a Jun- ior Achievement company, sells stock each year to finance expenses. Our successful year can be attributed to the hard work of Mrs. Mary Hardin, bank advi- sor; Mrs. Ferguson, school sponsor; Louise Arthur, president; Freda Crosby, vice presi- dent; Mitz Hays and Mike Hays head tellers, and other members of the board. Page 45 (L-R): Judy Box, Margaret Waldrop, Gail Owens, Michelle Ruther- ford, Bonnie Saunders, Tiajuana Lazenby, Gail Edmondson, Alison Brake. Varsity Cheerleaders Co-heads Bonnie Saunders and Michelle Rutherford lead the students in cheers with great vigor. Page 46 Mrs. Harris and the cheer- leaders enjoyed themselves at the B-team football banquet. B-Team Cheerleaders B-Team cheerleaders lead the pep squad for all B-Team football, basketball, and baseball games. (L-R) Pam Bowling - Head, BrenJa Johnson, blierry Nick, Rita Hay- wood, Susan Morrow - Co-head. Not shown are Margaret Burgess and Jan Rives. Page 47 BROWNIE STAFF 1963 Editor JOYCE SEAGRAVES Asst. Editor RICKY SATTERWHITE Business Manager ANN BAGGETT Senior Editor JANICE LEE Junior Editor - -JUDY LILES Sophomore Editors ROSE DODD PAT FARRIS Fresliman Editors ROBERT ALT MAN JOE FRASER Curriculum Editor LOUISE ARTHUR Club Editor JUDY COL VERT Sports Editor KENNY HART Photographer DENNIS DUKE Joyce finds that much is required of a yearbook editor, including many extra miles of walking. Even an athlete like Kenny has trouble keeping up with her. Mrs. Ferguson and staff members try to decide which picture to use. Page 48 Working on the Brownie is an enjoyable, as well as valuable, experience. Ricky Satterwhite, Kenny Hart, Ann Baggett, Dennis Duke. Janice Lee, Judy Liles, Rose Dodd, Pat Farris, Louise Arthur, Judy Colvert, Mrs. Ferguson, and Joyce Seagraves all enjoy going through the new pictures. Naming students, typing copy, and writing headlines are just a few of the duties of an annual staff member. Although Robert Airman and Joe Fraser are new on the Brownie and cannot meet with the staff at Phillips, their work with the freshman section has been excellent. Brownie Staff displaced, divided, but determined! Page 49 Tri -sponsors of the Rambling Brownie help to make it grow. The staff has been under the direc- tion of Mrs. Nell Koenig and Mr. J. R. Glover at J. V. and Mrs. Joyce Chandler at Phillips. Pictured are: Martha Park, Business Manager; Ann Baggett, Editor; Kerry Tindle, Assistant Editor. Rambling Brownie Staff (L-R) Martha Park, Sarah Heifner, Freda Crosby, Linda Swindal, Gerald Nichols, Ann Baggett, Kerry Tindle, Genie Dulaney, Carolyn Gipson, Nancy Mooney, Diane Parker. Not shown: Louise Arthur, Kay Brown, Freda Crosby. Page 50 Bonnie Saunders, Tiajuana Lazenby, and Judy Liles are active Y- Teens. Tiajuana is vice-president of Birmingham Y-Teen Councils. Organizations Page 51 ROW 1: Louise Arthur, Genie Dulaney, Joyce Seagraves, Janice Lee, Judy Colvert, Ann Baggett, Joyce Brasher, Delilah Livingston. ROW 2: Connie Keith, Judy Green, Ricky Satterwhite, Verna Ruth Mason, Tommy Stafford, Jimmy Whitten, Linda Swin- dal, Don Hampton, Betty Thomas, Cheryl Causey, Freda Crosby, Mrs. Waldrop. National Honor Society National Honor Society strives to develop scholarship, character, leadership and service among students. These four qualities are used as guides in the selec- tion of the members by the faculty. OFFICERS: Don Hampton, Treas- urer; Joyce Seagraves, President; Ann Baggett, Vice-President; Joyce Brasher, Secretarv, Page 52 Junior Honor Society OFFICERS: Robert Airman, Treasurer; Jean Clayton, Secretary; Wanda Morris, Vice-Pres- ident; Joe Fraser, Presi- dent. Members of the Junior Honor Society are chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. ROW 1: Mike Peterson, Joe Fraser, Robert Airman, Van Cooper, Curry Creel. ROW 2: Carol Harmon, Joan Langley, Jan Rives, Caroline Warren, Margaret Burgess, Brenda McCluskey. ROW 3: Rita Haywood, Susan Morrow, Jean Clayton, Wanda Morris, Emily Menold, Glenda Gipson. ROW 4: Mrs. Denson, Sheila Putman, Jeannie Campbell, Patsy Cotton, Judy Ellis, Cheryl Paulk. Page 53 Home Economics Club OFFICERS: President, Judy Colvert; Vice- President, Verna Mason; Sec- retary, Joyce Brasher; Treas- urer, Nancy Mooney; Sponsor, Mrs. Parker. Main project for the club is to equip our Home Eco- nomics Department in the new building. The first equipment bought was a silver service set. STANDING: Linda Murphy, Linda Wammack, Margie Gay, Donna Byran, Linda Bed- ford, Judy Green. SEATED: Cynthia Causey, Estora Malone, Sarah Heifner, Patsy Rowland, -Donna Bergin, ' Linda Rockett, Cheryl Causey, Sandra Hicks, Delores Wiggins. Page 54 Tri -captains of the football team, Jimmy Owen, Jimmy Whitten, and Tommy Stafford serve as officers of the V Club. V Club is composed of boys who earn letters in varsity sports. It encourages interest and participa- tion in athletics. V Club ROW 1: Frank Olvey, Carl Marshall, Robert Dawson, Charles Meadows, James Elliott, Preston Lawley, Robert Kozell, Ronnie Harris, Johnny Santoro, Mike Green. ROW 2: Gerald Nichols, Kenny Hart, Keith Tillerson, Tommy Stafford, Mike Garner, Bill Betts, Harvey Bishop, Clayton Pate, David Keith, Neil Pillar, Beijiard Bostic, Jerry Vines, Jimmy Owen. ROW 3: Ralph Messer, Buddy Wilks, Ernest Guthrie, Don Hampton, Jimmy Monk, Keith Harper, Ronnie Shaw, Jimmy Whitten, Charles Cunningham, Coach McLain. Page 55 Office Assistants O. A. ' s type absentee sheets take dictation, carry messages, and answer the telephone. SEATED: Sherry Hodnett, Jay Sena Morris, Mrs. Driggers, Linda Rock- ett, Joyce Seagraves. STANDING: Tiajuana Lazenby, Patsy Rowland, Judy Colvert, Glenda Starkey, Judy Green, Carolyn Bragg, Mary Marcrum, Linda Swindal, Carolyn Gipson, Martha Parks, Mary Rich- ards. it B Club B Club boys are those who earn letters in B team athletics. This club encourages younger boys to go out for athletics. ROW 1: Robert Jasper, Mike Oswalt, Bill Hill, Ray Murphy, Mike Peterson, Tommy Walls. ROW 2: Jimmy King, Chuck Colvert, Rickey Lee, Jackie Davis, JcJe Frazier, Robert Altman. ROW 3: Pat Johnsey, Johnny Blackstock, Jimmy Berryhill, Dennis Blanton, Billy Fields, Mickey Thomas, Don Cash, Tommy Bostic. Page 56 Future Teachers of America OFFICERS Kenny Craft, Secretary; Kerry Tindle, Chaplain; Roger HoUis, President; Joan Trader, Parlia- mentarian; Linda Davis, His- torian; Kaye Ellis, Treasurer; Laverne Dameron, Vice-Presi- dent. STANDING: Kerry Tindle, John Stackpole, Mrs. Wainwright, Roger HoUis, Gail Cleckley. SEATED: Sara McCombs, Kaye Ellis, Joan Trader, Donna Yessick, Laverne Dame- ron, Linda Davis. Members of the F. T. A. are students who are interested in teaching as a career. They explore the field of teaching in order to cultivate qualities of leadership, scholarship, and character among students. Page 57 Junior Executives STANDING: Bill Reid, Gerald Nichols, Bernard Bostic, Roger Hollis, Charles Cunningham, Keith Tillerson, Johnny Cargile, Jimmy Owens, Bill Betts, Paul Stokes, Mike Hayes, Steve Barnett. SEATED: Angelia Toxey, Myra Hughey, Patsy Rowland, Sara McCombs, Mitzi Hayes, Tiajuana Lazenby, Bonnie Saunders, Patsy Schmidt, Kay Brown, Janice Ham, Debbie Shaw. Junior Executives are students chosen as P. T. A. representatives by their session rooms. They serve on a committee with parents to work out a youth code. OFFICERS President, Bonnie Saunders; Vice- President, Mike Hayes; Secretary, Mitzi Hayes; Treasurer, Janice Ham. Page 58 Junior Civitan Secretary, Joyce Seagraves; Treas- urer, Louise Arthur; Vice-Presi- dent, Ann Baggett; President, Ricky Satterwhite; Social Chairmen, Tommy Stafford, Jimmy Owen. Civitans work to be good citizens of tomor- row. Their projects are collecting food baskets for needy families at Thanks giving and selling fruit cakes at Christmas. Our club is sponsored by Powderly Civitans. STANDING: Bobby Gardiner, Robert Boutwell, Ricky Satterwhite, Don Hamp- ton, Buddy Wilks, Jimmy Owen, Kenny Hart, Johnny Santoro, Tommy Staf- ford, Jimmy Whitten, Reid Peoples, Jerome Gage, Tommy Fowler, Bill Betts, Keith Harper, Paul Stokes, Johnny Cargile, Gerald Nichols. SEATED: Judy Liles, Kay Dennis, Jackie Shields, Jay Sena Morris, Linda Dailey, Gail Owens, Kirby Watson, Linda Swindal, Patsy Rowland, Ann Baggett, Louise Aithur, Tiajuana Lazenby, Michelle Rutherford, Diane Buckelew, Joyce Seagraves. Page 59 Science Club Club members are (L-R) John Trammel, Alan Keith, Leroy Allen, Jerry Cleckley, Roderic Williams, Bill McKerley, Billy Wallace, Bill Reid, Dennis Duke, Robert Stewart and Jerry Laughlin. Science Club ' s main purpose is to further the interest and scholarship in the field of science. President, Dennis Duke; Vice-President and Treas- urer, Alan Keith; Secre- tary, Bill Reid. Sponsor, MRS. KITCHENS Page 60 OFFICERS: President, Steve Thompson; Vice-President, George Phillips; Secretary, Harolda Thompson; Treasurer, Kay Brown. Other projects of the Art club are sponsoring the annual Miss Jones Valley contest, selling corsages for the Homecoming game, and selling Brownie Christmas cards. Officers are shown working on decorations for the varsity football banquet. f Art Club Page 61 OFFICERS: Delilah Livingston, President; Alice Sizemore, Chaplain; Diane Chas- tain, Vice-President; Mary Ann Prantle, Inter-Club Council Rep- resentative; Mary Ezell, Secretary. Dunn ' s Y-Teens Buying clothes for a small needy child was the Y-Teens ' Christmas project. Making tray favors at Easter time is another project that Y-Teens enjoy. .--TA DING: Mary Ann Prantle, Diana Chastain, Diana Buckcicv, Ui.na Jo Chapman, Brenda Wilson, Carol Paulk, Cheryl Tressler, Diana Parker, Bobbie Morris, Sandra Moore, Patricia Moore, Francis Payne, Pat Bearden, Wanda Coker, Freddie Ruth Lucas, Delilah Livingston, Mrs. Dunn. SEATED: Sandra Perry, Linda Winters, Martha Hassell, Vicki Townsend, Linda Rowland, Judy Robinson, Alice Sizemore, Mary Ezell, Pat Johnson. Page 62 ROW 1: Sharon Yessick, Gwea Harrison, Sherrie Farris, Carol Littlefield, Mary Martin, Tiajuana Lazenby, Mary Crider, Linda Dailey, Kay Dennis, Jay Sena Morris, Judy Liles, Kirby Watson, Gloria Bush. ROW 2: Margaret Driver, Bonnie Saunders, Sally Shaw, Judy Howard, Elouise Grubbs, Jeanette Tillery, Eddy Carol Bunn, Jackie Shields, Janice Ham. ROW 3: Peggy Dudley, Kathy Parrish, Barbara Mollis, Debbie Nichols, Janelle Wallace, Pat Cannon, Pat Giles, Joan Rickels. Chandler ' s Y-Teens Working at the good fellowship store at Christmas was a job all Y-Teens looked forward to doing. Service for others is a goal Y- Teens strive to achieve. OFFICERS: Treasurer, Barbara HoUis; Secre- taries, Jackie Shields and Kathy Parrish; Vice-President, Bonnie Saunders; President, Margaret Driver; Inter -Club Council Repre- sentative, Janelle Wallace. Page 63 Keith ' s Y-Teens Building a Christian fellowship between women and girls is the striving effort of the Junior High School Y-Teens. f1 S £ iiiiiinmii ■■iiiw ii Higginbotham ' s Y-Teens Page 64 ROW 1: Sandra Reeves, Kay Lindsay, Judy Allen, Sue Baker, Melissa Kirkley, Pat Tipton, Janice Ledbetter, Janice Weaver, Wanda Spain, Mary Alice Dennis, Elaine Franklin, Hilda Webb, Beny Gilbert. ROW 2: Carol Weaver, Angelia Toxey, Elaine Kines, Sherry Eady, Jane Frazer, Ann Vick, Jeanette Duprey, Rita Gallahar, Sandra Campbell. ROW 3: Jean Shepherd, Margaret Walker, Sue Nash, Louise Smithey, Patsy Swinney, Carol Stewart, Margaret Belcher, Carolyn Bragg. William ' s Y-Teens Main projects for the Y- Teens this year were giving a small child an overcoat for Christmas and working in the good fellowship store. OFFICERS: Melissa Kirkley, Treasurer; Jean Shepherd. Vice- President; Margaret Belcher, Inter -Club Council Representa- tive; Jane Frazer, Secretary; Pat Tipton, President. Page 65 Sports Club I fS no n .1 o Highlight for the Sports Club members is the initiation of the new members, which is held in the gym. The new members clean the gym, have a skit, and the old members hold kangaroo court for the initiates. Each year the club has a project for the school and the gicls organize a bowling team which bowls each week. OFFICERS (L-R): Betty Thomas, President; Judy Wofford, Treasurer; Glenda Starkey, Secretary; Myra Hughey, Vice-President. Page 66 ROW 1: Rickey Phillips, Jerry Miller, Jackie Naugher, Johnny Lynn, Reid Peoples, Grayson Sorell, Lance Wyatt. ROW 2: Mr. Driggers, Jimmy Rittman, Jerry Browning, Danny Zabro- sky, Harold Reach, Rickey Adams, Freddy Castleberry, Eddie Coward, Larry Latham, Jerry Gwin, Russell Hand. ROW 3: Freddy Olvey, Darrell Elliot, Tommy Cox, Donald Deese, Mike Moore, Kenneth Pate, Mike Willingham, William Fuller. Hi-Y promotes spiritual growth, the development of character, and service to our fellowman. Hi-Y OFFICERS Mrs. Driggers, Sponsor; Mike Moore, Chaplain; Jimmy Rittmann, Secretary; Reid Peoples, Vice- President. T Page 67 Choral Club JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE ASSISTANTS Junior High School girls work hard helping the Assistant Registrar keep the office at Jones Valley running smoothly. Page 68 t? OFFICERS: Sara McCombs, not shown, Secre- tary and Treasurer; Barbara Smith, Chaplain; Lonnle Putman, Vice- President; Delilah Livingston, Pres- ident. Library Club Members of the Library club work diligently to help J. V. students find tiie materials they need. STANDING: Barbara Smith, Sara McCombs, Tony Ridley, Johnny McLana- han, Harry Owen, Jimmy Hicks, James Elliott, Rita Gallaher, Betty Gilbert, Pat Tipton, Patsy Swinney, Margie Gay, Mary Martin, Gwen Harrison. SEATED: Billy Ridley, Lorene Walker, Lonnie Putman, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Price, Delilah Livingston, Pat Johnson. Page 69 Mechanical Drawing Club PLATES, PLATES, AND MORE PLATES! Members of the Mechanical Drawing Club use this period to draw extra plates. Prom Club ROW 1: Doug Noel, Rickey Satterwhite, Bill Betts, Diane Parker, Genie Dulaney, Mary Marcrum, Betty Thomas, Johnny Santoro. ROW 2: Steve Thompson, Tiajuana Lazenby, Diane Chastain, Judy Green, Ann Baggett, Glenda Starkey, Judy Wofford, Larry Lancaster. ROW 3: Diane Buckelew, Joyce Seagraves, Janice Lee, Myra Hughey, Sherry Hodnett, Jay Sena Morris, Mary Richards, Michelle Ruther- ford. Main projects of the Prom club are selling school stationery and stu- dent directories. zi Page 70 Athletics Page 71 SCORES OPPONENTS JONES VALLEY SHADES VALLEY 6 6 McADORY 18 ENSLEY 14 FAIRFIELD 3 HEWITT 6 13 TARRANT 26 12 MINOR 7 13 HUEYTOWN 13 7 TOTALS 75 69 Bobby Gardiner appears to be in the open for long yardage as Jimmy Whitten comes in to block against Fairfield. Page 72 Varsity Squad ROW 1: Wayne Coleman, Don Hampton, Robert Kozell, Bobby Gardiner, Larry Turner, Terry Hutchins, Frank Olvey, Gerald Nichols, Jack Traffenstedt, Johnny Cargile, Jimmy Owen, Ronnie Harris. ROW 2: Coach Wilson, Tommy Willingham, Marvin Borroughs, Carl Marshall, Keith Tillerson, Jimmy Monk, Buddy Wilks, Mike Green, Bill Setts, Neil Pillar, Earle Hair, Harvey Bishop. ROW 3: Coach Harris, Ronnie Shaw, Don MuUins, Keith Harper, Emery Rosser, Mike Garner, Johnny Stewart, Charles Cunningham, Cary Heaton, Preston Lawley, Charles Meadows, Jimmy Whitten, Jerry Vines, Tommy Stafford, Barry Britton, Coach McLain. J. V. adds Coach Harris to staff 4 Jones Valley captains, Jimmy Whitten, Jimmy Owen, and Tommy Stafford, are shown here with Coach Harris, Coach McLain, and Coach Wilson at the football banquet. Page 73 Johnny Cargile deflects pass into Johnny Stewart ' s hands for the Brownie score at the Shades Valley game. Brownie record is — 3, 4, 1 — Johnny Cargile fights for valuable and hard-earned yardage against Fairfield. Page 74 J.V. defense one of county ' s best Jimmy Owen and Tommy Stafford bring down a Fairfield Tiger. Johnny Stewart, All-State |— — End, fights for one of many passes against Minor. ?e 75 Johnny Stewart and Jimmy Whitten are presented All-State certificates by a representative of the Birmingham Post-Herald. Johnny was named to first team All-State and Jimmy to second team. Stewart makes All-State Climaxing the football season was the foot- ball banquet held December 7 at Jones Valley.. Football players were introduced by the coaches and the guest speaker was Coach Dick McGowan from Auburn University. Page 76 Coach Hardy keeps ' em workin ' s ft « 1 ' Vi |n| m li ■ Bi (a I jHlI H md. . Si r C t 4 i C - ' l§ £ M !l C i B-TEAM FOOTBALL ROW 1: Donny Hannah, Wayne Lemley, Hugh Howton, Ricky Lee, Pat Johnsey, Mack Morris, Robert Jasper, Eddie Clowdus, Bill Hill. ROW 2: Coach Hardy, Donald Cash, Larry Kines, Mike Hays, Richard Beck- man, Gary Skelton, Jerry Turnipseed, Mike Patterson, Ray Murphy, Coach Shaw. ROW 3: Jackie Davis, Chuck Colvert, Johnny Black- stock, Billy Fields, Jimmy Berryhill, Mickey Thomas, Bubba Barnett, Billy Barnett, Smiley Hutchinson, Gary Sparks, Billy Grubbs, Jim Hutchins, Mike Sloan, Tresh Gilbert. Coach Hardy ' s B-Team has shown a lot of spirit this year. In return for their vigor and prowess they were given a banquet at Carnag- gio ' s Restaurant. Their speaker was Butch Wilson, star halfback for the University of Alabama. (RIGHT) Tommy Stafford, sand- wiched here between two of En- sley ' s men, goes up for two more points. Pasre 77 Brownies improve record ... a little VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT: Coach Harris. BACK: Kenny Hart, Gary Wilson, Robert Gipson, Tommy Stafford, Bill Betts, Frank Olvey, Jack Traffenstedt. NOT SHOWN: Tommy Cox. k= E k Coach Harris issues instructions to the Brownies during important timeout in Ensley game. Tommy Stafford, J. V. center, was chosen for a 11 -tournament team in the Christmas tournament. Page 78 Bill Betts shows vigor while fight ing for the ball against Ensley. Brownies have shown great spirit this year in spite of being two feet shorter than all opponents. (BELOW) J. V. guards, Kenny Hart and Jack Traffenstedt, go for two points against Ensley. Page 79 Valley adds another team B-TEAM BASKETBALL ROW 1: Jack Baker, Gary Skelton, Billy Grubbs, Mike Hays, Dennis Blanton. ROW 2: Coach Hardy, Roddy Williams, Jimmy Edwards, Johnny Blackstock, Bubba Barnett. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW 1: Mike Peterson, Joe Fraser, Tommy Wall, Bubba Rickels, David Van, Don Burgess. ROW 2: Jerry Turnipseed, Ricky Schuster, Mike Oswalt, Robert Altman, Charles Moon, Coach Wilson. Page 80 . ■ • ■ ir ' I Features Page 81 Miss Jones Valley 1963 LINDA SWINDAL Page 82 Mr. Jones Valley GEEIALD NICHOLS In a contest sponsored by the Art Department, Ger- ald was chosen by judges as Mr. Jones Valley. He is a football player and a sophomore. Miss Congeniality Diane was chosen Miss Congeniality by her fel- low contestants in the beauty contest. She is a junior. Page 83 J. Gail Owens Diane Chastain J- r Judy Liles Janice Ham Page 85 Valedictorian-Salutatorian JOYCE SEAGRAVES, who raiiks first in scholarship of the 1963 gradu- ating class, is valedictorian. ANN BAGGETT, who ranks second, is salutatorian. Both are members of National Honor Society, and are on the BROWNIE staff. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Connie Keith won the title by competing with girls of the senior class in an examina- tion. Connie is a member of the National ffonor Society. DENTAL CLINIC REPRESENTATIVE Louise Arthur was elected by popular vote as representative of Jones Valley in the Dental Clinic. Louise is a member of the Brownie staff and the National Honor So- ciety. D. A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL Nancy Mooney was elected by the senior girls as good citizen of the ' 63 class. She competed in a city-wide contest sponsored by the D. A.R. Nancy is a member of the Home-Ec Club and Y-Teens. Junior Michelle Rutherford reigned over homecoming game and ceremonies on October 26. She was elected by the student body along with her attendants, juniors Kirby Watson and Sharon Yes- sick. i Michelle has been a cheerleader for the past two years, serving as head for 1962-63. She is an active member of the Sports Club and in the past, sopho- more class president and member of the student council. Page 88 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President, Louise Arthur; President, Ricky ° ' Satterwhite; Secretary, Don Hampton; Treasurer, i Janice Lee. j ' SC. Classes Page 89 Genie Dulaney and Richard Baker feed Punkin Arthur. Seniors number 107 RICKY ADAMS Senior Hi-Y Pep Club DOTI ALLEN Art Club LOUISE ARTHUR Sr. Honor Society Annual Staff Junior Civitan Vice-Pres. Sr. Class Miss Congeniality ' 62 ANN BAGGETT Sr. Honor Society V. -P. Junior Civitan V.-P. Rambling Brownie Ed. Annual Staff Beauty Contest RICHARD BAKER Art Club Vice-Pres. Lib. Club Sec. Freshman Class Choral Club Jr. Achievement BILL BETTS Varsity Football Jr. Class Pres. Vice-Pres. Student Body Junior Civitan Varsity Track HARVEY BISHOP JOYCE BRASHER Varsity Football Sr. Honor Society V Club Y-Teens Jr. Citizenship Club Student Coun. Rep, Track Class Officer B Team Football DONNA BRYAN IL «ll Y-Teens Choral Club f Fashion Show M Bank Teller , JUNE BURNETT JOHNNY CARGILE Chopin Music Club Varsity Football Sports Club Varsity Baseball Bank Board B Team Football Volleyball Team Junior Civitan B Homecoming Alt. B Team Basketball CHERYL CAUSEY JOHNNY CHURCH Senior Honor Society Student Council French Club Y-Teens Beauty Contest J.V. loses thirteen varsity players Page 91 JUDY COLVERT KENNETH COPELAND Sr. Honor Society Band Annual Staff Office Assistant Sophomore Favorite Fashion Show EDDY COWART TOMMY COX B Team Basketball Varsity Basketball Hi-Y Club Varsity Baseball FREDA CROSBY PAUL DAWSON Rambling Brownie Staff Vice-Pres. Bank Y-Teens Session Room Officer Sr. Honor Society Seniors to graduate on Sunday??? ROGER DENNY Varsity Football Art Club CRAWFORD DOLLAR Page 92 GENIE DULANEY JEANETTE DUPRE Sr. Honor Society Y-Teens Jr. Honor Society Monitor Rambling Brownie Staff Library Assistant Student Council French Club Y-Teens Fashion Show DARRELL ELLIOTT JAMES ELLIOTT All-State Band B Team Football Band B Club B Team Football Varsity Football B Club V Club Hi-Y Club B Team Track TOMMY FOWLER Junior Civitans Sweethearts of Sr. 3A (according to Mrs. Ferguson) are Harvey Bishop, Tommy Fowler, Pete Johnson, Rickey Adams, and Darrell Elliott. Page 93 When Alabama ' s Butch Wilson visits Jones Valley, senior girls would like to be back in junior high. Seniors hope to graduate in new J.V. ELAINE FRANKLIN Y-Teens Fashion Show Home Ec. Club RITA GALLAHAR Y-Teens Library Assistant Monitor Fashion Show MARGIE GAY Bank Teller Library Club Library Assistant JEROME GAGE Junior Civitan Jr. Honor Society Band B Team Football Junior Band BOBBY GARDINER Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Junior Civitan B Team Football CAROLYN GIPSON Sports Club Basketball Team Bank Teller Candystriper Paper Staff Page 94 ROBERT GIPSON Varsity Basketball B Team Basketball KEITH HARPER Varsity Football V Club Varsity Track B Team Football Junior Civitans JUDY GREEN Sr. Honor Society Jr. Honor Society B Team Cheerleader Sec. Student Body Office Assistant LOUISE GRUBBS DON HAMPTON Senior Band Jr. Honor Society Y-Teens Sr. Honor Society Varsity Football V Club B Team Football BETTY HARRISON Jr. Honor Society Sports Club Volleyball Team Basketball Team SARAH HEIFNER SANDRA HICKS Jr. Honor Society Choral Club Paper Staff Y-Teens Quill Scroll Home Ec. Club French Club Fashion Show Student Council Honor Society taps nineteen Seniors Page 95 RALPH HORTON MYRA HUGHEY Treasurer Fresh. Sec. Freshman Class Homeroom Sports Club Vice-Pres. Jr, Sr. Homeroom Chap. Homeroom Volleyball Team Black Gold Contestant MELINDA KURD TERRY HUTCHINS Y-Teens Band Red Cross V Club Monitor Varsity Football Glee Club Baseball Candy Striper Track DAVID JOHNSON Senior Hi-Y PATRICIA JOHNSON CONNIE KEITH Red Cross Annual Staff Y-Teens Spanish Club Jr. Achievement Ass ' t Ed. Paper Library Club Beta Club Glee Club Sr. Honor Society DAVID KEITH JIMMY KENDRICKS V Club Band Varsity Football Big 9 Committee Varsity Track Choral Club B Club , B Team Football Page 96 Steno students strive for 1 20 warn DARLYNE KITCHENS LARRY LANCASTER Art Club Jr. Honor Society Fashion Show B Team Basketball Varsity Basketball JANICE LEE Sr. Honor Society Jr. Honor Society Annual Staff Senior Class Treas. French Club DELILAH LIVINGSTON Y-Teens Library Club Senior Honor Society MARY MARCRUM Office Assistant Sports Club Home Ed. Club Band Volleyball Team KAY LINDSAY Y-Teens Fashion Show Home Ec. Club ESTORA MALONE Y-Teens Y-Teens Treasurer VERNA RUTH MASON Miss J. V. Contest ' 61 Miss J. V. Contest ' 62 Sr. Honor Society Bank Teller Fashion Show Page 97 DOT McREYNOLDS JIMMY MONK Y-Teens Varsity Football Choral Club V Club Fashion Show Varsity Track Hoilne Ec. Club B Team Football Bank Teller B Club NANCY MOONEY SUSAN MOORE Y-Teens B Team Cheerleader Fashion Show Sports Club Home Ec. Club Basketball Team Paper Staff Volleyball Team Y-Teens Sports Club Candy Striper Home Ec. Club JACKIE NAUGHER FREDDY OLVEY Sr. Hi-Y B Team Football Junior Favorite Vice-Pres. Hi-Y Track Shop Club Football, Fairfield JIMMY OWEN MARTHA PARK Tn-Captain Football Majorette Team Jr. Honor Society Varsity Track Paper Staff V Club Sports Club Junior Civitan Band Vice-Pres. Jr. Class PATRICIA PAYNE REID PEOPLES Y-Teens Treas. Vice-Pres. Hi-Y Sports Club Jr. Civitans Library Club B Team Choral Club B Club Sec. Hi-Y JANICE RAY Y-Teens Sports Club Volleyball Tournament Sec. -Treas. Session JIMMY RITTMANN B Team Football B Team Track Senior Band Hi-Y Officer All-State Band MARY ROCKETT Red Cross Club Library Club, Pres. Y-Teens MARY RICHARDS Office Assistant Sports Club Fashion Show Beauty Contest Y-Teens LINDA ROCKETT Beauty Contest Cheerleader, Alt. Y-Teens Office Assistant EMERY ROSSER Senior Band Varsity Football B Team Football B Team Track Varsity Track ACT tests shrink senior egos Page 99 Nancy Mooney chosen Good Citizen PATSY ROWLAND JOHNNY SANTORO Junior Civitan Jr. Civitan B Team Cheerleader V Club Office Assistant Varsity Football Student Council Varsity Track Sports Club B-Team Football RICKY SATTERWHITE JOYCE SEAGRAVES Ass ' t Ed. Annual Pres. Sr. Honor Soc. Pres. Jr. Civitan Sec. Jr. Civitan Citizenship Tour Editor Annual Sr. Honor Society Jr. Honor Society Pres. Sr. Class Student Council JERRY SMITH TOMMY STAFFORD Choral Tri -Captain Football Glee Club Varsity Basketball Monitor Varsity Baseball Jr. Achievement Jr. Honor Society Sr. Honor Society f Jimmy Owen thinks Ann Baggett ' s rendition of Howdy Doody Time is way out. Page 100 GLENDA STARKEY PAUL STOKES Majorette Band Band All State Band Sports Club Jr. Honor Society Y-Teens Junior Civitan LINDA SWINDAL Jr. Class Treas. Junior Civitan Miss J. V. 63 Paper Staff Sr. Honor Society BILLY TATE Shop Club B Team Basketball ■ ' m - ' 9 Seniors enjoy college day SHARON THARP B Team Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleader Gym Assistant Sports Club Beauty Contest BETTY THOMAS Jr. Honor Society Sr. Honor Society Y-Teens Sports Club Student Council Rep. KERRY TINDLE PAT TIPTON Le Cercle Francais Fashion Show Ass ' t Ed. Paper Y-Teens Vice-Pres. Session Student Council Quill Scroll Page 101 ANN VICK Fashion Show Sports Club Y-Teens JIMMY WHITTEN Tri-Captain Football Varsity Football Jr. Honor Society Sr. Honor Society All-County Football ELAINE VINCENT Band Choral Y-Teens Band Board Member Fashion Show BUDDY WILKES Varsity Football V Club B Team Football B Club Junior Civitan PAT WILLIAMS B Team Cheerleader Sports Club Y-Teens A Team Basketball A Team Volleyball GARY WILSON GAYLE WILSON B Team Basketball Y-Teens Student Council Rep. Jr. Band Vice-Pres. Session Varsity Basketball Algebra Team JUDY WOFFORD ERNEST WRIGHT Majorette B Team Basketball Sports Club Varsity Basketball Beauty Contest Y-Teens Band Page 102 Senior Favorites Verna Ruth Mason and Jimmy Owen were chosen Senior Favorites by popular vote. Page 103 Junior Officers Junior class officers are Roger HoUis, President; Steve Ham, Vice-Presi- dent; Alan Keith, Treas- urer; Tiajuana Lazenby, Secretary. h Sam goes to Washington Randy Adanns Leroy Allen Charlotte Allied Garv Altman Juanita Ambenon Brenda Baggett Pat Bearden Linda Bedford Page 104 Donna Bergin Bernard Bostic Robert Boutwell Enid Brake Robert Brooks Diane Buckelew Jill Carter Joyce Carter f Juniors look forward to new J.V. Jean Casey Glenda Chamberlain Diane Chastain Jerry Cleckley Wanda Coker Sue Colburn Kenny Craft Mary Ann Crider Bobby Crittendon Charles Cunningham Linda Dailey Kay Davenport Linda Davis Robert Dawson Margaret Driver Dennis Duke Gail Edmondson Kay Ellis Reba Ellis Jerry Farren Page 105 Sam is just kidding. Juniors Jay Sena Morris, Neil Pillar, and Tiajuana Lazenby, really appreciate the help and advice they receive from Mrs. Chandler. One-half Pep Squad Juniors Joyce Fowler Annette Fullbright William Fuller Pat Giles Eloise Grubbs Earle Haire Carol Hall Janice Ham Steve Ham Eddie Harbin Richard Harper Gwen Harrison Kenny Hart Sherry Hodnett Wayne HoUey Barbara Hollis Page 106 Roger Mollis Judy Howard Hilda Hughes Gary Jacques Wayne Kanuck Judy Keener Alan Keith James Kendricks Varina Kiedinger Marilin Kimbrell Cecil Kuykendall Barbara Langston Beverly Lankford Jerry Laughlin Preston Lawley Tiajuana Lazenby Carol Legrone Judy Liles Freddie Lucas Eddie McCluskey Alice McKinney Diane McRevnolds Look, I want one of those. Page 107 Juniors number 135 Charles Meadows Harry Merrill Barry Miller Jo Nell Minton Mike Moore Patricia Moore Sandra Moore Bobby Morris Jay Sena Morris James Morton Robert Newell Barbara Nieters Doug Noel Linda Norred Diane Parker Jean Parker Kathy Parrish Patsy Patterson Neil Pillar Gary Plowman Bill Reid Joan Rickels Melvin Robinson Michelle Rutherford Dale Sailors Pat Sanford Bonnie Saunders Carol Shaw Page 108 Steve Thompson Lorene Walker Janelle Wallace Linda Wammack Page 109 Kirby Watson Steve Watts Jerry Whited Nancy Wickstrom Tommy Willingham Linda Winters Delores Wiggins Aubrey Wood •S Danny Zobrosky Junior Favorites Judy Liles and Kenny Hart were elected by popular vote as Junior Favorites. Judy is a flag baton and plays french horn in the band. She is a member of the Junior Civitans and Mrs. Chandler ' s Y-Teens. Kenny is on the varsity basketball and baseball teams and is also a mem- ber of the V Club and the Junior Civitans. Both are on the Brownie Staff. Page HO Sophs look to ' 65 Mitzi Hays serves as president of the sophomore class. Standing are: Sherry Eady, Secretary; Kay Snow, Vice-President; and Keith Tillerson, Treasurer. Judy Allen Clifford Andrews Eddie Badgley Jack Baker Ricky Baker Sue Baker Billy Barnett Royce Barnett Steve Barnett Kenny Battles Richard Beckman Margaret Belcher Charles Bell Carolyn Blackman Yvonne Bonds Judy Box Mike Bozeman Carolyn Bragg Alison Brake Martha Brigman Barry Britton Howard Brooks Linda Brooks Janice Brown Jimmy Brown Kay Brown Debra Browning Jerry Browning Wanda Browning Stephen Buffkin Eddy Carol Bunn Marvin Burroughs Gloria Bush Gary Burler Rodger Caffee a Soph elected Mr. J.V. f i -5 ' Kenneth Calvert Sandra Campbell Susan Campbell Pat Cannon Penny Carter Steve Casey Freddie Castleberry Cynthia Causey Dinia Jo Chapman Butch Chastain Clinton Cherry David Cherry Gail Cleckley Nelda Cofer Linda Collins Michael Cowart Dennis Crawley Don Crittenden Laverne Dameron Ronnie Danner Page 112 Soph is alternate Miss J.V. By popular vote Gail Owens and Gerald Nichols were elected student favorites in the beauty contest. Gail was alternate Miss J. V, , and Gerald was Mr. J.V. y Dennis Mary Dennis Gary Denney Rose Dodd Patsy Douglas ggy Dudley Wayne Dunkin Sherry Eady Jimmy Edwards Elaine Ellis Jo Evans Mary Ezell Pat Farris Sherry Farris James Foster th Ann Foust Larry Franklin Jane Fraser Mike Garner Carolyn Gellness (Hk - Page 113 One-half Pep Squad Sophs n Betty Gilbert Eddie Gilbert ■ A a, M Richard Glover Wayne Goodwin Cheerleaders, Judy Box and Margaret Waldrop, find that studying is necessary to remain eligible for cheerleading. Mike Green Billy Grubbs Jerry Gwin Charlotte Hall Bobby Hand Donny Hannah Johnnie Hanson Judy Harper Davie Harris Ronnie Harris Donna Hart Martha Hassell Mike Hays Mitzi Hays Cary Heaton Jimmy Hicks Randy Higdom Karen Holcomb Kathy HoUis Barry Holsomback Page 114 Gregg House h Hugh Houton Elaine Hudson Diane Hurd Jim Hutchins Wayne Hutchinson Pat Hutchison Shirley Hyde Max Jimmerson Sherrvl Johnson Rosemary Kamps Barbara Keel Bill Kemp David Key Janice Key Elaine Kines Larry Kines Ardelle King Melissa Kirkley Carolyn Knight Robert Kozell David Kuykendall Tommy Langley Benny Langner Larry Latham Myra Latham Janis Ledbetter Wayne Lemley Lenord Levrett Sidney Liles 9 r - if f 1 ( a r f% 10 Sophs play V football Carol Littlefield Larry Lynn Carl Marshall Mary Martin Diane May 2% Page lit By popular vote, Gail Owens and Gary Heaton were chosen Sopho- more Favorites. Gail is a cheer- leader and Gary plays varsity foot- ball. _ I Mack Morris Roger McBrayer John McGarty Johnny McGlanahan Sarah McCombs Jeannette McDonald Tony McGlathery Bill McKerley Sue Naish John Nelson Debbie Nichols Gerald Nichols Frank Olvey Gail Owens Linda Parker Kenneth Pate Michael Patterson Carol Paulk Francis Payne Terry Payne Eugene Pearson Sandra Perry Dale Peterson George Phillips Ricky Phillips Virginia Phillips Ronnie Pitts Mary Ann Prantl Eddie Prayton Ra ndy Praytor Tony Praytor Lonnie Puttman Raymond Ray Charles Raymond Harold Reach Sophs boast largest class Sandra Reeves Billy Ridley Bobbie Nell Roberts Judy Robinson Tommy Ross Linda Rowland Tommy Rush Micky Schmidt Patsy Schmidt Earl Sharp Sandra Sharp Glenda Shaw Jean Shepherd Frank Shrove Alice Sizemore Leslie Sizemore Gary Skelton Mike Sloan Barbara Smith Mary Louise Smith t% Page 117 (Mn ' fS i Peggy Smith Louise Smithey Kay Snow Grayson Sorrell Wanda Smith Gary Sparks John Stackpole Robert Stewart Carol Sue Stewart James Sutler Tony Thompson Keith Tillerson Lillian Tipper Jane Toner John Torbert Vicki Townsend Angelia Toxey Joan Trader Jack Traffenstedt John Trammel Sophs number 259 .V h 5 Dennis Watts Janice Weaver Sherryl Tresler Larry Turner Jerry Turnipseed Judy Tyiee Rebecca Upton Van Vandegrift Jerry Vines Margaret Walker Billy Wallace Pat Walters Page 118 Sophomore Don Crittenden is glad to get away from the elementary water fountains. 22 Sophs march in band Hilda Webb Kennea Wesson Ray Williams Roderick Williams Mike Willingham Vicki Willoughby Brenda Wilson Don Yeager Donna Yessick Jeannette Zimmerman Page 119 Freshmen number 1 52 Freshman class officers are (L-R): Joe Fraser, Treasurer; Robert Altman, President; Tommy Burgess, Secretary; and not shown Don Burgess, Vice-President. Linda Abbott Pat Abercrombia Robert Altman Lois Armstrong Peggy Baccus Gaynell Bailey Timothy Bates Pat Battles Charles Beckman Margaret Belcher Jimmy Berryhill Johnny Blackstock Debbie Bledsoe Tommy Bostic Jimmy Brantly Page 120 Alton Bristow Gene Buffkin Tommy Buffkin Don Burgess Margaret Ann Burgess Tommy Burgess Joe Burton Brenda Bush Jeannie Cambell John Camoron Don Cash Amelda Castleberry Jean Clayton Pat Clements Eddie Clowdus Van Cooper Linda Corry Patsy Cotten Curry Creel Jackie Davis Claudia Day Eddie Deerman Robert Dollar Ronnie Duncan Connie Denson Sidney Edwards Douglas Elliott Judy Ellis Wanda Epperson Willie Ethridge Freshmen look after old J.V. Judy Fike Joe Eraser Martin Fuller Elaine Gage Allen Gann Glenda Gipson Peggy Graves Mollis Grubbs Shirley Hall Jimmy Hand Page 121 Carol Marmon Marsha Harper Rita Ha ' wood Glenda Headly Patricia Hemphill Bill Hill J ' W« ' ' ' Jones Valley starts its Beauties young. This is demonstrated by the reigning Miss Brownie, Jean Clayton, escorted by Wayne Atchison. Dale Holcomb Perry Holly Danny Hufham Ronald Hyche Robert Jasper Mary Lee Johnsey Pat Johnsey Rita Johnson Therman Johnson David Kemp Jimmy King Larry Kizziah Kathy Lamb Pat Lambert Don Lancaster Donny Langly Joan Langly Ricky Lee Linda Lightfoot Jenny Little Cathy Lowery Richard Lyle Anita McAlpine Brenda McClusky James McMillian David Matherson Diane Mauk Billy Mayhall Emily Menold Lee Metcalfe Paee 122 Freshmen find portable rooms aren ' t roomy Jimmy Mitchell James Moody Clifton Morris Wanda Morris Suzan Morrow Ray Murphee Wayne Nash Mike Oswalt Martha Owens Winston Pate Janice Patrick Jimmy Patrick Cheryl Paulk Betty Pearson Larry Peden Rita Haywood, a B Team Cheerleader, demonstrates her part in President Kennedy ' s physical fitness program. Page 123 L Shirley Perkins Mike Peterson Danny Phelps Roger Phillips Florence Platz Robert Price Isabell Pursley Sheila Putman Gary Ray Faye Reach Frosh become side-walk superintendents Dianne Reives Conrad Richardson Jan Rives Cheri Robertson Johnny Rockett Danny Salser Wayne Shelton Bob Sizemore Charles Smith Cissy Smith Larry Snow Pat Squires Terry Stanley Emily Starky Lynn Stuckey Johnny Taff Lloyd Taylor James Tiller Elaine Trout Kenneth Underwood Carolyn Vanderslice Denny Vines Tommy Walls Pam Walton Caroline Warren Brenda Webb Steve Wesley Allen Whaley Judy Wier Wayne Wiggins Page 124 Kenneth Wilkes Linda Wilkes Danny Williams Linda Willingham Peggy Wyatt s Freshmen consider themselves left-behinds Judy Wier and Peggy W demonstrate the chest- stand to beginners in their class. vatt ' ' J 1— Mi—i IW Page 125 Oil Uecciulicr Zl, Mii. Driggcri aiiU O. faculty and friendly Phillippians, ,iu open house for In your Easter bonnet! It sounds better farther off. 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JONES VALLEY ORNAMENTAL IRON 3135 Jefferson Avenue Southwest BELMONT STUDIO Our best wishes as your official an- nual photographer go to Jones Valley- High School and all who help each year in making the annual a proud history of school activity. NICK COTTIS BELMONT STUDIO 214 1 2 North 18 Street Birnningham, Alabama Alabama ' s Finest Yearbook Photography TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Bones Valley Hvgli Sc |OoL JjiYm-vnahani, Alabo. ' mo Dreams do come true! As we go to press, we have high hopes of being in our new building before the year ends. On May 13, 1963, representatives of Ensley, Shades Valley, Wood- lawn, John Carroll, Phillips and Jones Valley were assembled at Reid ' s Chapel on the Howard Col- lege Campus for the city -wide Spanish contest. The contest was composed of dictation, compre- hension, and original speeches in Spanish Guest speakers were from Mexico and Cuba. Contestants were enter- tained at a tea, and then the winners were announced. First-place winner was Betsy Blount from Ensley, second place was Linda Parker from Jones Valley, and Hon- orable Mention was Barbara Blount from Ensley. Jones Valley was proud of its winner, Linda Parker. National Honor Society tapped eight new members: Bill Reid, Linda Davis, Kaye Ellis, Tommy Willing ham, Gary Altman, Bobbie Morris, Roger Hollis, and Tiajuana Lazenby. Joyce Seagraves found it hard to pin the flower on new member, Tommy Willingham. Most enjoyable event in February was the Senior Tea held on Sunday afternoon at the Y. W.C.A. Hostesses for the tea were Mrs. C. B. Causey, Mrs. Aubrey Tharp, Mrs. Gorden Kendrick, Mrs. Dulaney, Mrs. Paul Hampton, and Mrs. Seagraves. Senior tea social event of spring Jerome Gage and Don Hampton furnished entertainment by singing an original com- position which was enjoyed by faculty and students. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson enjoyed both enter- tainment and refreshments. Page 2 What ' s Freda up to now? Jimmy Kendrick, Delilah Livingston, and Jimmy Rittman have decided that one never can tell. Ttie refreshments were enjoyed by all, includ- ing Bill Betts and Robert Gipson, who managed to get their share. Mary Clyde Marcum, Tommy Stafford, Mrs. Driggers, Sharon Tharp, Pat Williams, and Judy Colvart found Don ' s and Jerome ' s song amusing. Page 3 Paul Stokes, the band president, and his date, Cheryl Tressler, thoroughly enjoyed the program. Later on in the eve- ning, Paul gave the Last Will and Testa- ment of our band seniors. Band banquet held at Roma club Mr. Bob Moore, our special speaker for the evening, presented us with some inter- esting facts on mental illness musical therapy. He is shown here presenting a band letter to Linda Smith, a clarinet player and B-Team majorette. Pase 4 Diane Maulk, head B-Team majorette, Kay Brown, varsity majorette, and Carolyn Bragg, flag bearer, admire the lovely decorations planned by the members of the Band Boosters ' Club. Band members earn letters Mr. Davis presented a special award to Carl Lacey for being the most efficient band manager ever to have served The Golden 100. ■• Page 5 D Ro ' Cascade ' s lovely Cloud Room was the scene of this year ' s Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom Club decorating committee, with the help of Mrs. Joyce Chandler, spent many long hours developing the theme, Blue Hawaii. Hawaiian mood and moonlight make memorable evening Page 6 Mrs. Driggers was glad to help Janice Lee with her gloves as Mr. Driggers admired her lovely dress and corsage. Freda Crosby ALWAYS enjoys her- self, and when she and her date arrived at Cascade, the party came to life. Page 7 By popular vote Myra Hughey was chosen Prom Queen. Rickey Satterwhite, president of the senior class, presented her with a lei of orchids. Myra Hughey chosen Prom Queen Page 8 Leading lady of the Prom was La- verne Dameron who was escorted by senior class president Ricky Satterwhite. Laverne was present- ed with a bouquet of yellow roses. Yellow roses were also presented to Martha Park who was escorted by the junior class president, Roger Hollis. Soph leading lady Page 9 A few tears were shed by Seniors when Mr. Driggers led them in the Alma Mater for the last time on Class Day. Solemn faces reflect mood of seniors On Friday, May 24, the senior class held Class Day exercises during assembly period their last assembly at Phillips High School. Paul Stokes, class prophet, caused a few red faces . Don Hampton, chosen by his classmates as the most outstanding graduate, was present- ed a trophy by a member of the Exchange Club. Each senior was presented with a copy of the May 24 absentee sheet on which a Brownie bade farewell to ' 63 graduates. TO LAUGH OR TO CRY - that ' s the question! Percy Owens provides a comforting shoulder for Ann Baggett, who was one of those who hated to leave Valley. Last Will and Testament provided amusement for Mrs Kathleen Waldrop, Louise Arthur, and Richard Baker. Page 12 i Joyce, Elaine, and Verna looked happy, at least in this picture. Carolyn ' s handkerchief isn ' t large enough for all the tears. Senior banquet held at Roma club. Even the stag line was subdued ! Page 13 •V • ' ' t vUf i. P VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Larry Lancaster, Johnny Cargile, Mike Hays, Jack Traffenstedt, Bobby Gardiner, Kenny Hart. SECOND ROW: Roderick Williams, Wayne Hutchinson, Johnny Green, Tommy Stafford, Wayne Kanuck, Buddy Wilks. THIRD ROW: Student manager, Tommy Bostic, Curry Creel, Larry Turner, Robert Dawson, Billy Grubbs, Bernard Bostic, Student manager, Ronnie Harris. Brownie Record 5-7 Woodlawn 4 - 1 (L) Woodlawn 4 - 1 (W) West End 6 - 1 (W) West End 7 - 2 (L) Banks 11 - 6 (W) Bands 11 - 6 (L) Ramsay 4 - 1 (W) Ramsay 5 - 4 (L) Phillips 2 - 1 (W) Phillips 10 - 7 (L) Ensley 9 - 5 (L) Ensley 2 - 1 (L) Our record speaks for itself. A divided student body, trips across town to practice, and a lack of an accessible field were a disadvantage to the Brownies. But wait until next year! Page 14 Spring Fashion Show was an important event sponsored by Home Economics Department. Students modeled their clothing, and judges chose the following winning outfits: FIRST PLACE: VERNA MASON SECOND PLACE: SAR-A HEIFNER THIRD PLACE: SHARON THARPE Mr. and Mrs. Driggers chosen favorite Brownies In assembly, on Friday, May 17, Jones Valley expressed appreciation to Phillips ' faculty and student body for their courtesy and cooperation during our two-year stay with them. Also honored were Mr. and Mrs. Driggers who were named favorite Brownies. Page 15 Goodbye Phillips, we ' re going home!! As we go to press, a new Jones Valley stands ready for use next fall. Seniors of ' 63 were the first class to graduate in the new school. Thanks again to everyone who helped us to rebuild J. V. Page 16 DALLAS, TEXAS ' ' M if O ■ ' v, ' H Z ' . Af fQ