Mars Hill Bible School - Mizpah Yearbook (Florence, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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Couples: Gay Bulman and Ronnie Werndli, Elaine Garrett and Gerald Clark, Laurel Shannon and Don Rhodes, Runner up King, Larry Hayesg '58 King and Queen, Van Hester and Peggy Franklin, Runner up Queen, Cecilia Making Roger Rester and Ann Weaver, Buddy Behel and Faye McDonald, Jerry Burns and Emilee Kennedy, David Anderson and Jane Bendall, Zeta JACK Rowe LINDA KACHLEMAN 2-wean 2-anna 2400102 JERRY GOOCH MARY KINCHNER Flower girl, Kathy Hargexr, Crownbearer, Sandra Lewis, Crownbearer, Thomas McClure. King, Jack Rowe, Queen, Linda Kachleman. Couples: Brenda Sraggers and Gregary Bendall, Sarah McMumey and Ben Hester, Debra Myhan and Andy Rickard, Jimmy Franklin and Becky Kretzer King and Queen for '58, Jerry Gooch and Mary Kirchner, Joe Fulmer and Mary Hill. ,.Afm,cm if 1 v I S ' BARBARA HALL SUSAN POSEY eazf-hm 44tdl4 Best Actor and Actress Awards were given to Marshall Goode and Bonnie Wilkes for their outstanding performance in the one -act play contest. - encbfz ' Jerry Burns won top honors in the Birmingham News oratorical contest both in school and county competition. He will compete in the district contest the last part of February. cmckva The winner ofthe Junior High Oratorical Contest was Donnie Rhodes. In January he represented the Junior High in the county con- test. He took third place in the competition. 11? Bob Fulrner, editor of the 1957 Mizpah and Der- rel Davis, assistant -editor of the 1958 Mizpah, in the absence of Editor Nena Mills, hold the plaques for the best publications of the Class C Yearbooks in the state, These are awarded each year and Mars Hill's Mizpah has won the last two consecutive years, '7w,e4q 70' Q f 7'wMv The 1958 Sewing Trophy was awarded to Linda Cox for her excellent grades and outstanding sewing ability, , - 12- 'fp- D 'Q 1 hu-14 Mars I-lill's representa- tive, jan Snell, shared the enjoyment and experience of GIRLS' STATE along with other girls from Ala - bama, Jan ran for Gover- nor of GIRLS' STATE and also learned much vital information about our state and government. Derrel Davis and Dick Harrison received the honor of representing Mars Hill this past summer at BOYS' STATE, Derrel ran for the office of Lieutenant Governor, assisted by Dick, his campaign manager, The trip proved to be very profitable and helpful to them in learning more about our state's govern- ment. 2 N f ,frm 5 N' N, .Naam 1352: ,V ' K 5 5- '.,.' ' R752-fi ,Pk , Ax f:?m.,11yiiLg,g sLaiEg pi-v-v ..Q,i.,... , 1 L -'UP' -nf' -up in k hm X ' . Q , nw , A -wav I - X A ' x X 'Nswx' sw Q ff Q -: hw E0ffl-fZ.i1x.g!tynv ,Sv t A ,W 1, A 4 A Qi. kb H ,K xx - w'm.1Ap. ,, 'fm' W ' -5-v-rw ' 5 'fl ' niimvsugvexp Q 5 V ,, ,tif-f.v4..,l I E, mf .. h 4 I ,. ' ' fs. - 4 K Q ' ,I 'K X ' . if ','fm1s 71'5f' ' ' ' . ' + ' . H-v 1 w- ' , I 1. '1 . V? y Qx 4 iv- -Y I J, ' Q ' .,,, -gf: xx... ,, I . -199-1, - - A , . M ' ' ,fail 1 , ,Y vw ,F f' 'G 'af-...JA ' f' i an ' M au, vV,,,5q,,v.:',bp, , 1 V Jw ,MV . n :ax N. A K ,, ', .A , f 2 4 ' .' X ,, , - s , -'f' ff -'P - f f A M F -. ': f'QW aQ --if 4 bww I I ,six , x'x I I sifff, ' B If fX sg il .t .. D D t -'vg ' y ff' 1 N Q , s lu f Q , lt' ,al If ff' ,lp tv flfx 0 1 0' ' I I' 4' 1 I I lg 1 N f I 0 ffl 2 ,I N fl X .1 I N. 3I , 1 0 1 X rs it Ei, V Y ' A5 A ' CHA RLES DRA PER Bible, Algebra, P,E, Director JACK WILHELM English , Family and Home Relations MRS, BOB SIMMONS Shorthand , x Typing Il ,lf A BOB SIMMONS Bible, Civics, I English , Music LINVILLE HANBACK Biology, Chemistry , Science T l AA' W M W A . 'ij' ,L A ' 'i ,.., X, hu.. if g wi 35?i: ,f if 704247 ' gfandcaafde aka ,Mb-1 VIRGIL BRADFORD English, Geography O'NEAL SMELSER Music BA RRY A NDERSON Mechanical Drawing 1' X BOB HOWARD Bible, Speech, English JIMMY MIZE History, Economics, Typing I, Bookkeeping .li -sr 1 ?fcwe.4'ed'Zi4? RIC HA RD TAY LOR Bible, Math MRS. AURELIA UNDERWOOD Sixth Grade RONA LD KENDRICK SlXIh Grade ...-1-11 RAYFORD HENRY Bible, Science E, R, BRUCE Fifth Grade Me agp MRS. MORRIS RUBY Fourth Grade MRS. E. J. FULMER Second Grade MRS, LORENE HESTER Second Grade MRS. RONALD KENDRICK Third Grade MRS, EVA PAYNE MISS JUNE ROGERS First Grade mg leg ish 00d E ' Eire G '. Q, ,f lex' ' LE? 0 Y num er I cr: W. r l Q HMS 7!4f4!aa7z'4e7fzacZ MRS, W, W, MCGARITY Office MRS, 1, M, PATE Office as MRS, BELTON BURGESS Bookstore 7410d94fA60p0tg4f6f0S MRS, DOROTHY BEHEL Librarian HERSHEL COMER GIFFORD MYHAN Mechanics x lu--'M' CLYDE BLACKBURN NOLAN OLDHAM Maintenance ii P X, 15 i .-1 1-21 WWE-M 'E 2ES3 hun , ,,...l 'QQ it I1 0 fl ff ',I I I I 1 11111 l ' ,Q yf1 'AOII '- ,p I 1 ,IU . ,' 1 I I l , I ,I'l ' 1, I ,' ' 1' I rl I 'U ,H ,' , 1 f ' When I dipped into the future, far as human eye could see, I saw a vision of the world, and all the wonder that could be, And I beheld a ghost rider in the sky. And when he spoke, it was as the voice of thunders. And he cried, Hear the future of the class of '59: 'Several of your classmates at Mars Hill have become celebrities in the entertainment field. Elvis Bums, formerly JERRY BURNS, has become a great recording star. His latest hit being, 'I Found My Thrill on Mars Hill, 'MARY De VORE, now a famous actress, made her biggest hit on Broadway when she fell off the stage. 'DICK HARRISON, is now a popular movie actor. He was recently interviewed by gossip columnist BETTY JONES concer- ning the girls in his life. His only request was, 'Just give me one Moore. Several have gained fame in other fields, such as BARBARA HALL who is U. S. Ambassador to Outer Mongolia. The Indianapolis Drag Trophy was won by CLAUDE O'KELLY in his '69 Nash Rambler. His only comment was, 'I just couldn't get it out of second gear. 'An important lady around the White House in Washington is EMILEE KENNEDY, She has been appointed golf caddy for the President. 'The Nationwide Giggling Contest was won by NANCY HESTER, She commented, 'I thought I'd die laughing. 'Gaining recognition in the field of sports is GERALD CLARK, who plays center for the Dixie Glob Trompers. This team was recently intergrated. 'NANCY MCCLURE has reached the top in the fashion world. She ls modeling at the present in New York City. 'BONNIE MYHAN left this morning on a flight that will make her the first lady jet pilot to fly the Atlantic. Now 'our Bonnie flies over the ocean. 'Many of your old chums have reached heights in business world, the ghost rider went on to say. 'RAY MCGEE has made a success in his bakery business. His speciality is 'Patty-cakes. ' His secret ingredient is Kelly Jelly, manufactured by Miss PAT KELLY, 'After fifteen years of sacking groceries at Wilson's Super Market, VAN HESTER has been promoted to head-sacker, 'SUSAN POSEY is running a thriving flower shop in the Tri-Cities called Posey's Posies. 'RICHARD I-IUNNICUTT owns a barber shop in Killen. On the window is a sign which reads, 'Let Hunni Cutt your hair. ' 'Some of the '59 graduates have settled down to a quiet and happy married Life. CHARLOTTE MCMURTREY is a 'happy- go-Lucky' housewife, while PEGGY FRANKLIN spends her day chasing little 'moving-Vans. ' 'After ten years of married life, DERREL DAVIS has discovered that children are not 'cheaper by the dozen. ' 'The Henry Twins, JOICELYN and JANICE, have married twins and have twins, 'LINDA BEVIS, after fourteen years of trying desperately to get her drivers license, finally hooked her license and the instructor too. V 'Although he hasn't settled down yet, BILL COX, after twelve years of going steady with Brenda, has finally decided to tie the knot. 'Many of the former Mars Hill students have returned to their old Alma Mater to work. BILLY WEA VER is coaching the Mars Hill Panthers, who haven't lost a game in six years, while JAN SNELL has taken over her father's job as presi- dent. MARY ALLEN is also back at old M. H. working as dietitian in the cafeteria, 'Various other occupations are held by the old '59 seniors. Working for WXYZ Radio is Weatherman JIMMY RAINEY, It seems his theme song goes something like this, 'May all your dry days be Rainey ones. ' 'PAUL CARROLL, a devoted fan of General Elvis Burns, recently joined the army to be with his idol. 'WINSTON BIGGS is now a missionary. At the present he is in the Wilds of Africa. 'ELAINE GARRETT and MARIFRED HAMM are acting as stewardess on a space ship. They think their job is 'just out of this world. ' Vith this last word he turned, and to his steed gave a whistle, And away he flew like the down of a thistleg But I heard 0 him exclaim, ere he rode out of sight. Happy riding to all, and to all a good night! :P , I C1 w Mg. R I 17,- 3'q5 i zl' .f.' Zs1 15 ,NIA fi H X ' ff 1 Q wt,-.., Q 4: ,My ,1 Y tarot A qi-'wif 4 G ., Whail Mary . . . tall and slim . . Linda usually seen with Bonnie . . . assistant business manager of Mizpah. Linda , . . Treasur- er of class . . . always seen with Charlotte . . . enjoys everything. Winston . . . likes to joke . . . drives an Old's . , , never a dull mom- ent. Jerry . . . top debater . . . good speaker. . . enjoys plays. Paul . . . usually in the midst of some girls , , . best looking boy . . . always ready if you are, .NW 520 fefry 1- P ally JERRY BURNS An innocent face but you never can tell, Debate 10-125 Chorus 10, 125 Chora leers 115 Basketball Letterman 125 Flashlight staff 125 Mizpah Staff 12, MARY ALLEN If silence is gold, l'm broke. Home Economics Club 9-125 Senior High Chorus 105 Choraleers 115 En- semble 125 Junior High Chorus 95 Dramatics Club 125 Mizpah Staff 12, LINDA BEVIS I try SO hard to be good. Chorus 9-115 Cheerleader 11-125 Dramatics Club 125 Flashlight Staff 125 Mizpah staff 125 Home Economics Club 9-125 Homecoming Court 115 Valentine Court 105 Class Treasurer 125 Secretary 115 Ensemble 12. WINSTON BIGGS PAUL CARROLL Among the girls he 's always found Best Looking 12, The guy who always manages to manage, Debate 95 Class Vice President 105 Sheffield High 11. .1 Geiaxd Binh Gerald . . . enjoys all sports . . . most athletic . . . doesn't like girls. Bi1l . . . wittiest - boy . . . always in trouble . . . . y Y likes to draw. Derrel . . . N t r H l y editor of yearbook. . . enjoys H M g 3 H 'ff work. . . vice president of l 'y class, Mary . . . cheer- V Jf'1gQjQQ W ' leader . . . having fun her J ' motto . . . drives a Chevrolet. J fl Peggy . . . valentine queen i x J, .M A . . . works during spare time y Q . . . keeps watch on Van. ' V r ' 0 'Ml Q 6 - E a 'X iv zgef .-9 ,Mar .- QQ A' MA RY DE VORE I chatter as I go, and I go on for- ever. Best All-Around 95 Chorus 9, 105 Ensemble 125 Home Economics Club 9-115 Class Treasurer 105 Class Favorite 105 Beta Club 10-115 Valentine Court 105 Student Coun- cil Secretary 105 Flashlight Staff 11, 125 Best Personality 115 Cheerleader 11,125 Mizpah Staff 125 Dramatics Club Secretary 125 Best Actress 10, GERALD CLARK He'd rather catch a ball than a girl. Debate 95 Chorus 9-115 Ensemble 125 Basketball and Track Letter- man 9-125 Flashlight Staff 125 Dramatics Club 12, BILL COX My teachers think I'm so sweet, I'm always placed in the foremost seat. Science Club 105 Chorus 105 Chora leers 115 Wittiest Boy 11, 125 Miz- pah Staff 12. DERREL DA VIS Ever loyal, ever true, to the task he has to do. Debate Club 95 Chorus 9-115 En- semble 125 Student Council 105 Beta Club 10-125 Science Club 105 Flashlight Staff 10-125 Sports Editor 105 Business Manager llg Religious Editor 125 Mizpah Assistant Editor 115 Mizpah Editor 125 Basketball and Track Letterman 10-125 Class President 115 Vice President 9, 125 Valentine Court 105 Class Favorite 10-115 Best All-Around 95 Best Per- sonality 125 Dramatics Club 125 Boys' State 11. PEGGY FRANKLIN Small in stature but big in heart. ' Class Treasurer 95 Chonis 9, 105 Home Economics Club 9-125 Flash- light staff 125 Valentine Court 11. .1 Exaille Elaine . . . good sport. . . likes a good time . . . excellent typist. Barbara . . . Shef- field girl . . . always smiling . . . brain of the class. Mari- fred . . . always busy. . . best all around . . . mizpah staff. Dick , . . class presi- dent . . . co-captain of panthers . . . Where's Martha Jane? Janice . . . blond . . . sec- retary of class . . . homecom- ing attendant. gui - Dick, Barbara u , e by In saga-ce' DICK HARRIS ON A11 the sleep I need is five min- utes more. Coffee High 9-10g Class President l2g Vice President 11g Valentine Court llg Basketball Letterman 11,12g Best All-Around 125 Bas- ketball Co-Captain 12. ELAINE GA RRETT Have a good time while you're living, you'l1 be dead a long time. Chorus 9-11g Home Economics Club 9-125 Flashlight Staff 12g Athletic Letter 9g Ensemble 12. BARBARA HALL With her ability success has an easy path. Sheffield High 9-115 Honor Society llg Mizpah Staff 125 Home Econo- mics Club 125 Valedictorian. MARIFRED HAMM She ',s pretty and small, and well- liked by all. Chorus 9-115 Ensemble 125 Home Economics Club 9-12g Student Council 115 Favorite 95 Best All- Around 12g Flashlight Staff 11, 129 Mizpah Staff 12g Dramatics Club 12g Athletic Letter 10. JANIC E HENRY The reason gentlemen prefer blondes. Class Secretary 123 Chorus 9-11 Home Economics Club 9-12g Junior Favorite 11g Flashlight Staff 12. . Soicewnu Joicelyn . . . friend of Mari- HN-lucy.. fred. . . sweet smile . . . easy going. Nancy . . . likes to laugh . . . plays the piano . . . tell her the second time and she'1l know. Van . . . valentine king . . . on debate team . . . stands for his point. Richard . . . spark of all mischief. . . blessed with brains . . . can handle any job. Betty . . . always speaks . . . doesn't mind study- ing . . . always on hand when you need her, 'l 'mcbard 415 -- Belllf RICHARD HUNNICUTT Where there is mischief brewing he's doing the stirring. Chorus 9-11: Ensemble 12. JOICELYN HENRY A light heart lives long? Chorus 9-11, Home Economics Club 9-12g Flashlight Staff 12. NANCY HESTER Happy as a lark, enjoys herself, both daytime and dark. Chorus 9-11g Ensemble 12, Library Club 9-10, Speech Club 9-10g Home Economics Club 9-11, Beta Club 11g Dramatics Club 12: Flash- light staff ll, 123 Mizpah Staff 12. BETTY JONES Like the wise old bird, often seen but seldom heard. Collinwood High 9, 105 Home Ec- onomics Club 9, 10, 12, Dramatics Club 12g Chorus 12. VAN HESTER Each mind has its ovm method, Chorus 10, Valentine King 11g Debate Club llg Beta Club 11, 12, Student Council 12, Senior Favor- ite 12. nvatn Pat , , , cutest girl, , , wears John Al1en's ring . . . always looking for fun. Emi- lee . . .friendly . . . co- h, those ads! operative. . . O Nancy . , . prettiest girl . . . snapshot editor . . . seen with David. Ray . . . drives a Ford . . . chums with Richard . . . goes with Patty. Charlotte . . . class favor- ite. , . Lucky girl, , . small in height but not in spirit. :'EI11j1ee '90 cha' X096 RAY MCGEE He may not be a Ford, but he sure can rattle on. Chonis 9-11g Ensemble 12, Basket ball 12. PAT KELLY 1f there isn't anything to do, let me do it. Home Economics Club 9-12, Vice President 12, Dramatics Club 12, Chorus 9-115 Ensemble 12g Class Reporter 95 Secretary 10g Treasurer 11, Beta Club 10,115 Treasurer 113 Flashlight Staff 9-12, Valentine Court 115 Cutest Girl 11, 12, Miz- pah Staff 12. EMILEE KENNEDY A sweeter miss you'll never find. Chorus 9, 10, 125 Home Economics Club 9-125 Beta Club 10-12, Vice President 12g Flashlight Staff 11, 12, Mizpah Staff 12, NANCY MCCLURE Pretty to walk with, fun to talk with. Chorus 9, 10g Home Economics Club 9-11g Mizpah Staff 12g Flashlight Staff 125 Dramatics Club 12, Prettiest Girl 12. CHARLOTTE MCMURTREY She's always willing and ready for a good time. Miss Junior High 9g Home Econom- ics Club 9,10,12g T. M. Rogers High 11g FFA Sweetheart 11g FBLA Valentine Queen 11g FBLA Club 119 FHA Club 115 Beta Club 11, 12g Chorus 9, 10, 12, Student Council 12, Mizpah Staff 12, Flashlight staff 12, Dramatics Club 12g Class Favorite 12, in Bonnie' Bonnie . . . likes to ride in a Mercury . . . looks up to the boy named Shorty . . . looking for a good time. Claude . . . speeds in a Cadillac . . . good mechanic , , , always looking for a girl, Susan . . . busi- ness manager of the Mizpah , . always arrives but never on time . . . buddies with a Snell. jimmy . . . slow, but he makes it . . . likes basketball . . . runs with Sox, Jan , , , editor of Flashlight. . . long, flowing tresses, , , favorite pastime - Not work, Hcraude H .-Q95 f 'vfmfn nv Sao' BONNIE MYHAN ln every rank, be it great or small, she fills her place among them all, Chorus 9, 125 Science Club 9g De- bate Club 105 Library Club 10-115 Dramatics Club 12, CLAUDE O KELLY All I want to get out of school is JIMMY RANEY No civilized person ever goes bed the same day he gets up. Science Club 10. myself, Science Club 10, SUSAN POSEY The great die young, I have a headache. Choms 9, 105 Ensemble 125 Library Club 9, 105 Home Economics Club 9-12,5 Beta Club 11,125 Dramatics Club 125 Flashlight staff 11,125 Mizpah Staff 125 Jun- ior English Awardg First Place, Poetry Reading llg Salutatorian. JAN SNELL Work doesn't bother me, I can even sleep by it. Chorus 9-115 Ensemble 125 Home Economics Club 9-125 Dramatics Club 12, Beta Club 11-125 Student Council 9, 115 Flashlight Staff 11, 125 First Place, After Dinner Speaking5 Home Economics Tro phy 10, BILLY WEAVER A man not after every woman's heart, Mr. Junior High 9g Class President 9, 105 Chorus 9-115 Ensemble 12g Basketball and Track Letterman 9-125 Debate Club 95 Beta Club 10, 115 Science Club 105 Valentine Court 105 Student Council 105 Vice President 11, President 125 Most Athletic Boy I15 Basketball Co-Captain 11, 125 Mizpah staff 12g Mr. Mars Hill 12, Om Dear Seniors: Two senior classes hold a peculiar place of distinction at Mais Hill Bible School - the class of '48 which was the first and the class of '59 which is the twelfth. Members of that first class through a desire for a Christian education broke the close ties of former schools and classmates and cast their lot in an untried school where they could not have been sure that their work would be accredited. The thirteen members of that class are now demonstrating the wisdom of their de- cision as they live lives of service to God and neighbor in their various spheres of in- fluence, The twelfth senior class takes the spotlight. Eight of your number were registered in the first grade at the schools first session in September 1947. They are Derrel Davis, Elaine Garrett, Nancy McClure, Mary DeVore, Jan Snell, Billy Weaver, Linda Bevis, and Gerald Clark. The latter two of these have each missed one year of the twelve at Mars Hill. It now remains to be observed how well the members of this class perform their role on the stage of life, Will you justify the high hopes and dreams of your parents? Will you demonstrate the true worth of daily Bible classes and a Christian environment? It is my conviction that the answer is yes. If this be true then all the hardships and sacrifices of parents and teachers are a thousand fold repaid, We are looking for a grand performance from this class on life 's stage of action. In Christian love, Raiph Shell IT MATTERS NOT HOW LONG WE LIVE, BUT HOW. -as 1: -Q fa, .x-l- , ..... N, iiznx I A RY l 4 v:.,, v up A 5. ' 3 ,Huw mi, X eww ,, . . , , as ii lk Xb, gs of ' ' . 6 .. Jw 'Q S 1 J k ,Gly f . vw, - W ffm, 3'Z'E'4' A W z . L 'T ' , gk KW , if v E 4 V, '- X , ' w. W' , W , 'kh' . r 4, i 4 af-.5 f Miz' W ggy. , , 3, ,. . ,W , , 1 1 A' W 'TW 7?'eg f f' ,Af V-,K r- wwf, x, .-v!t3K,,3.,gm:.'.. MX.- wwf: , A vbigid, Q- Npgfgisf-w'a?iri, nw - we 4. 'frtnim ,.:K,, 1.54-7' fx Q lv 13,6 Jw. ff-gf: . 4 ' f M .fan W ' ff' , X , A TNS' ww' Y 4 fur, , , fn. - , ' -Jag-, , Tv' 33555 N QQ 'X K1 ' w W Q if J i OT If 4 Alix xx ' , xsff .-Sr. , QRS I , K 1 A-GQ?-ww. ' 11-' -Q fm ,. X sf 1 : 1,1 -' - , ff, V?7Z ?? V , . x ,MH .,f-ggi, L , 3 - . . f f.. 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BILL FULMER ------ President TIM MCGEE - - - Vice President BECKY KRETZER - - - Treasurer JANE BENDALL ---- Secretary l I LAUREL SHANNON - - Secretary NELDA BLANKINSHIP - Treasurer DONNIE RHODES ---- President 0 4 Jacqueline Ba lentine 1 N 1 Velma Nelda James Ba lentine Blankinship Bobo Bob Estelle Wiletha Diamond Gooch Grubbs Diane Glenda Jerry Hall He ard Kennedy Carolyn Mansell Charles McClure Jerry Marlin Faye Jane Mitchell Myhan Perry Chip Donnie Laurel Posey Rhodes Shannon Barbara Rebecca James Stansell Swinea Weddlngton Dan Wilson David Kenneth Barbara Allen Allen Baird Becky Lila Jerry Paula Biggs Cochran Davis Donaldson Reva Edward Barbara Fred Sharon Doris EICY Foust Fox Frawley Garrett Gilbert Truman Kay Bill Johnny Glover Gray Hamm Hamm 10 Ann Harrison Diane Harvey Freda David Wanda Hester Hollis Isom 1 X ' X ff- O Jackie Raymond Fred Donnie Jones Kimbrell Kirchner Lewis Sarah Trudie Babs J. 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TM, R ww ii wiv . ., 'f nw ,I V i K ' v . , .g vh-Q' Kiwi , ' ' . , ,. 1 9 ' ' 'A' K M 'H 'iyfvx .. ... sp--'Fw 4 .-V. 'Q ,A fu .F 3 ix x w 1 , 5.1 News X Qu ,,,,.V 1 f 34072 . rf 'fy M - 1, 6 a Q NN 1? ' '71 .fv- - N '--ug 2 Su? if W 91 'ni EXH -Q-wwf 5 My I 'i 'Ng 'fav 004 ,N 9565, 1 11 7 ,Q A Y r :K W f ,' . 1 1 . .,:.1p5i, . ,J A-L. ,J Q ,gggw 5 E. x M EZ nl- gi Under the direction of O'Nea1 Smel ser, the Senior High Chorus is one of the highlights of the entertainment from Mars Hill, This year's group gives var- ious programs and acts as a good-will ambassador for the school, The High School Ensemble, under the direction of Bob Simmons is com- posed of twenty-nine senior-high students. These students represent Mars Hill Bible School as they sing in chorus programs, television appearances and trips, far and near, enckvz 409, 87 ' fad The Junior High Chorus of Mars Hill is always a favorite on campus as well as off. Throughout the school year, it appears in many programs, The chorus meets each day to receive instruction from Brother Bob Simmons, its director. The Elementary Chorus consisting of sixth grade students is under the direc- tion of Ronald Kendrick. Many enjoyable chapel programs are presented during the school year by this talented group. . Editor Derrel Davis along with the staff has been very busy working and laboring on the '58-'59 Mizpah, The staff ,.. has tried to cover the events as accurately as possible and ar- range them in such a way that you the reader will enjoy them SEATEDg Billy Weaver, Bill Cox, Martha Moore, Susan Posey, Marifred Hamm, Emilee Kennedy, Jerry Burns. STANDING: Charlotte McMurtrey, Nancy McClure, Linda Bevis, Mary Allen, Pat Kelly, Mary DeVore, Nancy Hester, Barbara Hall, Welcome yn,- T0 All Snulvnls STUDENT VOICE OF MARS HILL VUL- 11 FLORENCE, ALABAMA, WEDNESDAY, oc:TcmER 1, 19522 NO, 1 Jew Teachers W elcomed WHO' 121131114 L emcfntary l Uwe Fhere are five new teachers at by Simmons. He received his B. A. FOI' Mlzpilh num, fm,,u,g lrs Hill this year. They are as at Lipscomb and his M. A. 211.91335 'THQ-iUnigy0ii1515L mg C-191-wi awful- FIRST filming M,-,V K,.,,d,i,,k lows: body- Bw Simmfm is 3150 UNIV tha ,mm wxwf my ml- wr-10 mm l Q f f ww ml la 1 wwf Vliss June Rogers Teaching first ing in the Wefk Qf the Chmfh Ui- QI' thv 1960 3'Oixz'lmr3k, Sho is 'lm' xwr?f flxzrlv -'-1 ve f' Emu .wi Q, ade, She was born in Sallillo, East Side, in Sheffield- Cl2ll,lQlllCTI' of Mr. urxfi MVN. Vin' '45,-ir' , 1 f um' llnzfiwgtrxmw Lfmxljl Sm ss. 22 years ago, She attended Mrs. Bobby Simmons is much- IVlwU1'QfofFlu1'w'ugv. 32 ww 2-vi gn M .ll H121 I sed-Hardeman and David Lip- ing secretarial courses :md is algo lvtzlrrlm Jane has umm vw-1 3-55, ,A ll A 'rm 'mb Colleges. in charge of the junim' high girls tiv-if in sulwouxl 1-mffixirfs aim'iz1Q W g,,I,lgl .v11V L, ,H .t.x,,Xkm: hz Phe 4th gl-ado wagner, Mrs, Eu- Physical Educzaticm progfz'z'nx'x. Sha' 'vvzzm all lxlfilkg Hull. Sm i. hi llxlx-mu Mm wi img Tm is 1 Xia Ruby mme imem51mgfxn'ill be the sponsm' of thu linrml maximum milm wi flew 155539 M 4-' -5313l':lx'r1wl1li:fy'. Dbies Such as leamm- K-,01mglEEco1xc11nicS Club when it lsmgzuxiz-1 muh and is za xwlummf :1z'lc,iilifJIl r I'lz:.' H ftmlf, 1f- ln mm 2. 41 'Ving, gnd Sgyvjng. Shg has 3t-fCd. HW Staff. w fm' 'Jw do mmm ww' lylxrllrlwfx nm! nded Freed - Hardeman. San 'W-' M Wm ljnwgwfl wk ll- '?lAP lf' 'll'-ll! Vwlwilx ancisco State, Pepperdine and gl HW- +1 U ,I-ence State Cnuegc. Y . 'Nv Emu' sm ,jfrfl mu!-mer ns ml ,f .-:iff Iimmy Mizc. is a '54 graduate lvlars Hill and is teaching! in the 1 Zh school this year. HQ gmduzmtf at Flnrmlce? Stzilc, His hobbics' 2 plmotogrzxphy :md sports, Dur new Chururs OIIXKGCYCPI' is amatic Club ganized gl 1 l 5 e first meeting uf thee Mars wh Spotligfhtcrs was held Thurs- 40 mm September llth. e object of this club and sponsor fa. x -V 1 N . J, mmm llllfflvzvlrlii ' ' ' Wxnasz in rho 'flllfl QI will 'f'0l'liTll GRADE 'Wir-l Ruhv Nfl in lim! .xml XVII! .fl X. L, Our 'v'lxwlsK'l' ix M:-. l' '-.xl rl '1 ll vt more ' , V wellies. T 2 ' X ' ,J ill-1 H214 H alll: ll'il?31ll,L, fll' Lmvmo ' THE FLASIILIGIIT STAFF L gym-JIU, Hg K, ,,,,,,',,Xg 2 members Jan Slleuwyl r 1 I rf I -1 pizm SOQE15-Y Assistant Editor Susan Poseyu I d ficors M-Cl 1?9Business Marmger Murifrcd IIammQF' NY I mem: Lmwy V1'Acivc1'tising hfianager Rmilee Kennedy Ldgnil ggqm-y nQV.,,f,f, W 7, . S and lherkssistant Advertising Dilflliiiigtfblf' Nancy Hesler and mm 5 3aifw,r'ijf35'ef1 Reporters: Martha Nloore, Rita Graham. Linda HQ-vis, :mel Put Kelly Urns: rm' rl New Mall-x llzargzfi 'i'i 5 L. Circulation Managur Milton SGXVO11l'lliJ -.mf eimtwr- mtl mc H157-BH F JOYS 201 R0 G H iB0ys' Sporls Editor Gerald Clark Mizpah Ami gl hmxxty ,lpyllfm-1' ul 4-4 Girls, Sports Editor Elaine Cvarreit Bm. CI?m:'Ze,'S Urapvr who sgmzza IV- li lion X. H d , Religious Ediiim' , Darrel Davislvi ir, Thv fV5lflI l'1C7Ok won fmt gr? lr, rl . Q Elenue-ntcary Editor Linda Lane Cox in tlw mm'-wififf mmpvtnw z.. v . 25 K Exchange Editor Joicelyn Henry 1'z1sm1wf-rf. :ln Nuvmslpw is ,ml lu 'MMM Rita Sue Gmben will head 'rlweglgsglzjiaphm I M3T3:NIig3fi0r9 7, lv 30134 1959-60 Flashlight sian' as editor, ,j H W , g K . T Jwmnce 1 mms TW W VH W' 'HU ff YW '13-V' fl U Shi? is the dflughmf of MT. HT1ClTyp1Efih.t?Ciig3iFm?mllJjnQa'?gT1CC HCHFH, Ch r1UUP MC'MUTU'9V- Van jyvxxr 53-1 Klum lllll hw r'vc'0lvwi m :S Mrs. H. M, Graber! Of Fmmnce. lb Lx, Lim l amy J Q ure llwz' l.1v:N1 Illllllllilu 3llV'll'kl lll rlzuwlx N- 'Inn' vnivisxmx. Thu clavxf-mn . . She was chosen by thc' Flash, H, 1 1 1 A 5 light Sponsor and Comm, for hw A AQHA XQBSZQ liwcflrxclj-5 ull lmglx M,-fn mls w1:'x hw: 1 N on .FHA excellent work on the paper amd ,Q mimx .J,kI'?'f,1z1:Ss..11a 54 mmfllvcl SID Decem- her cooperation with the staff ' ,gud Amr M UAE Mft f'fi' 1v1ihlfffI3l'i'f'1gL'1ff11b ZW Rxtv I . n. Q .M Servm as mn W , 9 ww fzwrzrx was Cf mm ly my u rm.-r M pgrierdosutggrstigf mm yin 633145500359 A Kemal spm1f:f.II'efi lu' Bm, lJrzrp0x', QW msed of K Q.-.. :X clvla-galickye ot Mx Atucivxzfs .if IM lC Club, R' k W 5 va 1. iii yu., -. ' .' 6 A ,, 4 , .mmm 1.4 C.1lllfc1'll1Ull ut the Alu- .y :ay Bul- Club News hdlllil Ilielw Srlmcsl Prwi-bs Awsovid-Et Martha V A W E B M, R? UM ,HH 'n. Faye The first meeting of the 1958K 'Flu Mm-fl ENE! Vzmzlww Ml? rlrfm. 2f1'fviW'l'WfY ?l V' mf'WwrsfwlEfgisxgh'gig Sign VLTAJEQILQ bi '. Susan 59 Beta Club was hiilh-lighted lzimww Nw 'XRUQQ Mlm Tgtlilwfl 'Q K l Uh mimi. gh JA AU A E, Wxxmxk whllzarvmxn, Sulxlsn llcmwl A 'llvarfllfg M t. Larry the election of officers. Thv follow- Siwilie-Mi Xwm.1s5 iymzox-umm' mlm! :fgffijmxw 751 K V I hmwwv :md mm G!fi.'W,nV Rm th art' Jan ing were elggtedz Rim Gml?Qn'.Thwh my Hymn fig? ffm n.1z,,1wVgh' M lf. .,3'N02lISxn0lm'l' Xxnsx'll::1wt'l'c1!1,. ami! Wilkes: president Emllec Kenm-dy, Vivo-ive' imma, 1:1 Uv M-HWY -K 'ff Ffglmif yn' 'Q is 'K ' ' l.h2,um,m pl VIcMurt' president: Martha Mocre. Sevrv-'-WflklflfifHlf'ff1f'5fl 37- ff '2f5t?I'lI0l'S flfdfil' Hmmm mm ml fwlf-ml-Q, m- 1 :Mackim YHTY1 and Pat Kelly. fwasurer. ' will be f:l1ff HUM YWYYF ii1'f 1'f' W , J ' V, fiicwtv that tho mm! 1-vllrlix H :nA - 1 MOOGY T110 HUVPOSU of me Club ig mqami IMWZV miihigm :H EM? itllabh Iillllgb mon! czirmf xx'l.mgL llwml Xillxvil. D' ' - ' -1 - ' f ' ' - ' ' ' Q 'il I ahah pi lit, vzzlw Ah ,L , , , . . Wfp' GH' Wfolm nwm www WMM 'fnd in fy I xwv KO? V, qi1 x XVClifIlQT5fll!jf, huptumlwr IU, XkEllv??flltOI' of ilu' 1938-m9 Mlzpah. was -U mm: Im l'91pf'1' mwolemks thw yem' Thi' fl,I5tE,YiAx?U, K 1f3NI:W.U,'f Cf1 H,: fcarw elf the Irma? lIllDflYfLll'll ffklyfi Crlfzskefci to cunw fm'w:nx'4i :md rvr'vlvc,- W 90 SO! me mojefxtb ww the greeting m?,u,QTTNi if: X Rune yims' im' thu suniorsl TiwitheplaquCi'm'l:wtj.-mm fQ1rxzz11nl. fl' U mefand Ivwfflflflg of me teaqhmstmu MAMLHJISASQK VM .MlmkmW2o1'clm'Qfd 1l'lClI'Cl5lt3Sl'lll,S!:5f livery- 13011.91 ,Mimi mm hi? mans Mars Hill's governing body, the Student Council, has undertaken many projects this year, Among these was another first at Mars Hill - the designing and selling of the Mars Hill Pennants, The Student Council also organizes and carries out all student body elections, ' 4 I. . B,-4-QT' ' Lf - g . . 29 f , H I ' ldff' ' 2215 sa. 'I' vllgq k '11 ff f f Y V ,J-' ' ' 6 L W r 1 s Q 1 X I XV- Vg fx 1 K a g Q , 1 s ,,l, , ,, . , x 1 l . 4 4 .wx', . .2 If A wg-yew CHA RLES BLA CKBURN Vice President :M- , BILLY WEA VER President O A riff E. 5 , . fx? 1 s L 'A xnxx ' - . K AK Q Q 5 NX is so t sm 'M I XX vi. so . Q .tt Ss if tigiif 33255 . ts, lifi . w i PATTI TAYLOR Secretary Q 5 '4 ear and is composed of students in high school The Speech Club was reorganized this y who are interested in perfecting both formal and informal speaking. Under the leadership of Sponsor Bob Howard and President sful ear. Other Gerald Clark the Speech Club had a very succes y officers were Everett Secretaryg and Dinah Behel, Treasurer, Balentine, Vice Presidentg Rita Graben, Dmmatdc d in dramatics. Members The Spotlighters Club is composed of students intereste who do not take part in the plays, sell tickets, act as student directors, or help in the G bles general preparation. The recently formed club presented Anne of Green a which was a big success, 5.1 ' 5 E .sv 1 Supervising the club is Linville Hanbackg Marshall Goode, Presidentg Larry Watkins, Vice Presidentg Mary DeVore, Secre- taryg and Jan Snell, Treasurer, The Debate Club, one of the oldest clubs on the campus, continues to be a very popular organization. The club proves enjoyable to every member as they strive to promote debating, Debate coach Char les Draper along with President Jerry Burns and Vice President Larry Watkins are look ing forward to this year's debate team and the progress that it might accomplish. Coach Draper feels as if this year can and will be one of the best for the debate team, Zawya! gr sr z r Mars Hil1's chapter of the National Beta Club has performed a vartety of services thts year. These projects include serving as a welcoming committee on special occasions and helping promote school spirit, The object of this club 1S to encourage effort and promote the character of every student. Leaders of the Mars Hill Beta Club include club president, Rita Graben and Bob Howard, sponsor. Others who assist in leading this group are Emilee Kennedy, Vice President: Mar- tha Moore, Secretary: and Pat Kelly, Treas- urer. ' '4-'W Much members of the Mars Hill Girls' 4-H Club, The practices are obtained through this organization. r E Q , President Sharlie Green along with Sarah Pate, Vice Presi- enjoyment from their different projects through the ear is ant' y icipated by the knowledge of better methods of home dentg Jane Perry, Sec- retary: and Kay Gray as reporter have lead the Girls' 4-H Club to a very enjoyable and impressive year of work, 24914-71 , 5 , r i 'f qu i ,gf . i it 1' if Q A bright future is predicted for the Mars Hill 4-H Clubs as they work in conjunction with the other 4-H Clubs of Alabama. The purpose of the boy's club is to train rural boys in better methods of farming and to develop useful traits of leadership and citizen- ship. 1 if Y' Guiding the Boys' 4-H this year was President James Wed- dington. He was as- sisted by David Hollis Vice Presidentg Trent FE Butler, Secretaryg and si Donnie Lewis, Treas- urer, Being a member of the Home Economics Club has proven to be both interesting and profitable, This year's members have leamed many things about being successful home makers. Among the activities presented by the Home Economics Club are their annual fashion show and chapel programs which are presented at different times during the school year, Sponsoring the organization is Mrs. Bob Simmons, Officers are: Jan Snell, Presidentg Pat Kelly, Vice Presidentg Marifred Hamm, Secretary-Treasurerg Linda Lane Cox, Reporter. I I 5 skfwri' , Xia, 'X Q Susan Posey and Derrel Davis proudly accepted the plaque for the best Class C yearbook in the state. This marks the second year Mars Hill has received this honor. Learning to improve yearbooks and school papers was the purpose of the Alabama High School Press Workshop held in Tuscaloosa. These journalism workers, Derrel Davis, Rita Graben, Jan Snell, Marifred Hamm, Martha Moore, 0'Nea1Smelser, and Susan Posey, came home with many new ideas for better student publications, x . 1 f , ,H ,W F K , ! , 1 Y , I f , 3' as , - -'sm . . , 1 gi , ' B ,NVE .. L Vw 'V AL K, fffg x a f B A s 5, f .L , egg 4 , 73 wg M... . Q Yi- K , ex! WL Wil K, .. sr 1' Q ,g Q 2? V. -7 V LL X! ,K V . f . MM R f E X 2 2 Y MQ ' lg . i I vw ' In :HX . VT' ii K' Vi X -1. Ha ik is Q k Q N A if i 3 Ni . f . . N 3 I 'I 1 1 41 I' ' if i I l 1 I QQ ll' www,-,,,,........ :HE lf jf 11 In I ' I ' I f f f , I I I 7 1 ff 1' 1 I ll Ol 11, ' If 1,103 J s,' sfz -'I 'Q' ' 3 A 1' 1 QA? K 3 2 sa ? W E, Sw 45 ,K 1 9 HYLL 21 S Z. QQ. A 2 Q I i X N x N 'Angi- Mpfd 41 ,lf L Q . N... 5 'WE : ,, 'Q ' 3. .yi I ,Q 1519 4 ,g X43 Q N K , . X15 W-Y ssxilgh, V 3 I I ,M 25 -- 1 ' . X J S QUERY jf? iff 14 I , r E Q X 1i Salaam! Qaida Z 775426 7: Wanna 74m! JIMMY RANEY Forward RUSSELL NEWT ON Guard DAN HARPER Guard L 2 W ' FIRST ROW: Everett Baientine, Manager, Charles Draper, Coach, Ronnie Mansell, Man ager. SECOND ROW: Dickie Gray, Jimmy Raney, Jerry Burns, Dick Harrison, Billy Weaver, Gerald Clark, Dan Harper, Derrel Davis. Coach CHA RLES DRA PER Co-Captain Co-Captain DICK HARRISON BILLY WEA VER 71' It Zak, David Shelton, Dan Harper, Jimmy McGuire, Flavil Posey, Marshall Goode Ray McGee, Norman Lewis, Glen Rickard, Ronnie Werndli, Coach SMELSER ,Panthers Panthers Pa nthe rs Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Pa nthe rs Panthe rs Pa nthe rs 21 31 10 23 13 25 19 23 21 29 26 30 - - - Waterloo 35 - - -Mt. Hope 55 - - - Leighton 37 - - -Mt. Hope 35 - - - Cherokee 37 West Limestone 44 - - Belgreen 43 - - Leighton 43 - - - Cherokee 25 West Limestone 20 - - Belgreen 37 - - Waterloo 44 Panthers 19 Panthers 28 Eanthers 20 Panthers 14 Panthers 29 Panthers 31 Panthers 27 Panthers 33 Pantlrers 19 Panthers 28 Panthers 25 Panthers 23 - - - Oakland 52 - - Clements 35 - - Central 35 - - - Ar.hens12 - - - Anderson 56 Madison County 43 - - - -Qakhnd 31 - - Cloverdale 36 - - Clements 48 - - A.ms.nsr16 - - Anderson,- Jxmmy Franklin Dwight Cagle, Dennis Quillen, Tim McGee, B111Fu1mer David Anderson Don Lewis, Johnny Hamm, Dan Wilson, Don Rhodes, Charles McClure David Hollis James Weddrngton, Chip Posey, Edward Foust. CVS-J RITA GRA BEN N WK f. .bi 1 we 414 991 RY o 5 XJXSQY, VORE cf NELDA BLANKINSHIP QE? , 1 r . MARTHA MOORE 4 QY5 414450 0 '89, S N 5 ' ffl - ul X XMB . , Q Six 1. x V f , D KENNETH vm A V1 SHERWIN KRETZER Jo ANN HARRISON D BR I09 The senior boys have won the Class Tourna ment Crown for four straight years. The last year was the biggest and most enjoyable. JUNIOR BOYS H0 The junior boys made a very impressive showing in the '58-'59 Class Tournaments. These boys are sure bids for the '59- 60 Class Tournament Champions. SENIOR BOYS SOPHOMORE BOYS 5:-:.' The freshmen boys made a name for themselves as they finished their final year of Junior High Athletics with a number of victories in the '58 '59 class tournaments, ff-N ' .TA xlffirle' in fam W Y HW The first year of competion in the class tournaments has proven very profitable and gave the sopho more boys experience for the coming years, FRESHMAN BOYS mm my sogfwe As softball season ended this year Billy Weaver's mighty Bird Dogs were found out on top, The team consisted of three seniors, three juniors, and two sophomores, A 5 1465- tau The '58-'59 softball all-stars were Buddy Behel, Russell Newton, Dan Harper, Larry Jaynes, Derrel Davis, Billy Weaver, Dick Harrison, Jerry Burns, Gerald Clark and Everett Balentine. II2 The Junior High had a very successful year of football. Captain Charles McClure guided his undefeated team to win the championship crown. S . David Hollis led his softball team to the championship in the softball playoff, This was one of the most interesting games during the entire year of play, SENIOR GIRLS The senior girls made their three years of high school athletics memorial ones by receiving honors and being on the all-star teams. The junior girls have made a good showing of their athletic abilities and are look- ing forward to another year of activities in physical education. II4 IUNIOR GIRLS The sophomore girls made a good showing this year, They were out to make their first year of high school one to be remembered. FRESHMAN GIRLS SOPHOMORE GIRLS The freshman girls in their last year of Junior High came through to make a name for themselves. Three of these girls were selected as all-stars, II5 .:-gr W ,450 Siww CY' full of del HY -Stars, ed ma Oueyball egg Spirit. gggyweye CSP V - nl T .Tien and w1?hiS Ye at' mma 'ng games 311 Citi sn ' ijiued by San This year proved to be ex ' joyable f ' citing and en- or Pam Taylor and her softball all-stars, Three seniors, three juniors, and seven sophomores made up the team, ,444 Same caechfzf17fcy4W 1460 Steno Players chosen to compose the volley- ,nw ball all-stars were: Jo Ann Harrison, Jane Perry, Estelle Gooch, Lila Cochran, Wiletha Grubbs, Linda Sewell, and Barbara Fox, 5 ,460 Sta:-w Girls selected for the basketball all-star team were: Jo Ann Harrison, Lila Cochran Linda Sewell, Estelle Gooch, Mary Lou Underwood, and Becky Kretzer, I X 1 1 L s Lf ,g Q 'Al ffwv m V f My sf Q fix' ' ' yx . , 1 , K in A 2,73 QL Lf A :iff f A f fm? 5 V L' A 'K We L ,771 5.53 .1 , M, - LF'-wr Q f' I 4 A , ,L.i if Q Y s 1 ' L 5 K wwf .L N I V I i Y A ,ack L ,L ,- ni ff . Lx ni' X 2. Q . L L15 L 9 f V L gr I A xi ' 7 ' .jx af? vw 5 7 xr 'lf L, as L, L 4 nr , V 585 ' 3 Q, QKKALQ P 2' s N 1 X A 5 2 L - ,ff Q 4 Q I ,gs ' ml A M31 1 X . W L B' N I 5 4 k - K x f L A' x mp, , L 5 fi ' if ,Il 5 Lf , K L - LS? L Qi11 :: LL.L. 2 1 ' f -:-' L t LLLLLL - Las? :L, KJ 'J Q K 'L ,Q 'YI 'A A4 ,-K' .al ,1 I K v -S I 1 1 5 I ify I ! Q , X . jj - , -K M ' is ,-' S X 'O O .lpgx L ,,A V Y l arf P w. fl ' J BUTE .lux Arrwmg wiv? Home Room P. E. Bible Cla ss ,A M. MQ.. 1 H' ll Chapel cu! Wd! Lunch ...W . Ensemble ,EZ Q x X B Q X . Y. 3' Class Room Leaving IZ' dqwnd 744 cuwia Study to show thyself approved unto God, a Workman that neederh not to be ashamed, rightly divid- ing the word of truth. fx,-5 f 4 ff . . ., ,in 1. , Q 'Q-4,11 I 525 x' Zim: Wtq Read, L,,....-fl 'Tiff 11 Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord. Dad demonstrates motion study in bath taking, Anne's first silk stockings. Assembly Callg 14 seconds! Derrel Davis , , Jan Snell ...... Emilee Kennedy , , Billy Weaver , , Winston Biggs . . Jimmy Raney , , . , Dick Harrison , , , 601604 jerry Burns , , Pat Kelly ........ Charlotte McMurtrey . . Mary DeVore ,,,, Susan Posey , , , Ray McGee . . Bill Cox ..... Linda Bevis , , , Gerald Clark . . . Anne and Larry needs a chaperon? OO 4 5 . .Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth . . Erncstine . . Frank . . Jackie . Dan . . Bill -Fred Anne . . . . Lillian Martha . . Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton . . .joe Scales . . Miss Brill . . . . .Larry joe shows Anne and Dad leaves for Europe Ernestine how to lead a cheer, - 1 ,.,. -4 f .- --lb I Lf i SQ Er we We Larry arrives from a motorcycle wreck I knewl shouldn't have left the room. . 06' Robert Howard directed Double Date. Characters were: Linda Cox, David Bruce, Gay Bulman, Patsy McMakin, Dan Harper, Glenn Rickard, and Nancy Balentine. Andante was directed by Charles Draper. Mem- bers of the cast were: Larry Watkins, Kenneth White, Martha Moore, Bonnie Wil- kes, and Marshall Goode, The Twelve Pound Look was directed by Lin- ville I-lanback. The cast consisted of: Dick Harri- son, Jerry Burns, Jan Snell, and Mary DeVore, FW Andante presented by the Iunlors won first place in the one-act play contest: produced best actor, Mar- shall Goodeg best actress, Bonnie Wilkes: and second place actor, Larry Watkins. Mary DeVore and Jerry Burns earned third place actress and actor awards in the Seniors' presentation 'The Twelve Pound Look. The presentation Double Date by the Sophomores received second place. Linda Cox was awarded second place actress. PCDTLIG 'il .47 1 3,4 ? ,wx W Qwawwf x. . sikil ? ifS SkBwi kxwvw , X wm.w LQ5??5 iiiiiv XXSS 5 QQ-- Jsfx. ii 4 X X X :X e fx Ck. A X 5 N ,442 9 Xgxfw Qw N www? fm, x 'xx Q32wi.3N rf'-'ff Under the leadership of President Jack Wilhelmg Bob Howard, First Vice Presidentg Mrs. Leland Biggs, Second Vice Presidentg Mrs. James Belew, Secretaryg and O'NealSme1ser, Treas- urer, the Mars Hill Friends, Teachers Association has improved the looks of the campus among other activities this year. The Senior High Chorus present- ed an enjoyable program at one of the meetings and other entertainment was sponsored throughout the year by this organization. The F. T. A. sponsored one of the boys who represented Mars Hill at Boys' State and at the first meet ing the representatives from Boys' State and Girls' State made talks on the ac- tivities of that week, Quad? med? 4. ' X -1 1 Y ., , xii: s :'1'lg' 1 if X Q, , K V1 5 s - f , T v - .3 iv, Xl sax - WJ If wx Ax I sky X F 1 X 2 ' 4 ,Mi 33' Q, v., 1? WF ' xv 'ff 7' Q' N. , - ,A,,,,,,..v.a-w--f-' W u s 4 I 'Q - 3, 5 ei ,Q 3-R' ,A l 5 ' 'S f as v , 931' - H ,iq v ki r , , g N Q4 ,, . g Xw if 'S x. ' .,,, gr' 4 ' Q i 1 X X XX X 1 N x 1 x 1 5 S M X Q Q N3 N 1 11' ' 1110 rr O 1 1 O I x ff fl f f I 5 111' V riff, 4, 5 y I Q , I I 1 Ill O I , x 'I' ll I, I : Z fl I I X 01161111 I a',I, 5 : in 'Jill' 1 II , I33 N NEW BUILDING OF THE EASTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST COMPLETED IN THE FALL OF 1958 HOW SHALL THE YOUNG SECURE THEIR HEARTS? How shall the young secure their hearts And guard their lives from sin? Thy Word the choicest rules imparts To keep the conscience clean. The words of this familiar hymn present a challenging question: What can young people do to secure their hearts for happiness here and hereafter? This article, presented by your friends of the EASTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST in Sheffield, is designed to make some suggestions to all young people that will insure greater happiness for you. 1. DEVELOP A HEALTHY RESPECT FOR THE BIBLE. - The Bible is declared to be the word of God. It has had an elevation influence on the lives of people everywhere it has been permitte to go. As a young person who is charting a life, you will do well to secure a good Bible, read it carefully, and plan your life in accordance with the principles it teaches. Ulead 1 Pet. 4g11: Heb. 4:12, Gal. 1:83 2 Tim. 4g16.j 2. DO NOT BE ASHAMED TO BE A CHRISTIAN. - Jesus has said, Without me, you can do nothing. Uohn 15:33 -The greatest men of all ages have been those who followed Christ. There are people who ridicule Christianity, but they would not dare live in a place where Christianity did not exist. Do not be ashamed of the gospel and ot your obedience to it. fRom. 1:16y QContinued on the Next Pagej I ELDERS JAMES BLANKINSHP, WALTER KELLY, AND HAROLD DARNELL They Oversee the Spiritual Work at Eastside THE INSIDE AUDITORIUM OF THE EASTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST WITH A SEATING CAPACITY OF OVER 500 OPERA-TYPE SEATS Q HOW SHALL THE YOUNG SECURE THEIR HEARTS? , Continuedj 3. CHOOSE COMPANIONS WHO RESPECT CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES. - Many scriptures show the power of friends to influence those who associate with them. Don't let surface pleasures lead you into running with a crowd who will discourage your spiritual growth. You are taught to influence others for good, not to be influenced by them for evil. Your companion for life should be a Christian so that you may have the highest degree of happiness. Ulead 1 Cor. 15:33y 4. LEARN TO APPRECIATE BETTER THINGS. - Paul prayed that Christians might approve things that are excellent. - Phil. 1:10. We are taught to think on things which are just, pure, holy, and of good report. As a young person, try to elevate your sense of values to look for the best things in life. Do not be content with crude, vulgar delightsg develop a desire for that which is cultured and elevating. QRead Phil. 4:8 and Matthew 7:61 Many other principles of happy living could be cited. We hope these will be valuable to youp and that, through the years, as you treasure this year book and re-live the memories, that you will read this message often. The greatest compliment you can pay your teachers is to live a fruitful Christian life. May God be with you. PRESENTED BY EASTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST H f 'H 3007 Hatch Blvd. at 81st Sheffield, Alabama A growing congregation of working Christians who are striving to edify the church and reach the lost with a sound program of teaching. Daily radio and TV prog- rams are presented in our area. Welcome to all JACK WILHELM services. ROBERT H. SIMMONS Minister Song Leader I3 MMM W W ?J To Complete Your CHRISTIAN EDUCATION! Enroll at DAVID LII' UUMB CULLEGE You have made a fine beginning toward a Christian college education. Your pic- ture in this Yearbook is proof of that. Now, take the next step by enrolling in Lipscomb this fall-or summer, if you want to get an early start. Whatever may be the Held of service for which you are preparing, Lipscomb has a program that will help you reach your goal. Your background and previous train- ing have prepared you to enjoy and ap- preciate Lipscomb's Christian environ- ment, with its opportunities for daily Bible Study, Christian fellowship, and un- excelled academic training under Chris- tian teachers. Make your room reservation now, be- fore dormitory space is all taken. For full information, Write: W. RALPH NANCE OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE NASHVILLE 5, TENNESSEE WILLARD COLLINS ATHENS CLAY PULLIAS MACK WAYNE CRAIG Vice P1 eszdent Pres-:dent Deaf! ZW NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE f Zz' 3- Hiiiee New Har Dealer ,lie eeiezfieu Florence - Sheffield - Tuscumbia CAMPBELL MOTORS D 81, D MOTORS FOOTE AUTO CO. HARRISON-WHITE PONTIAC HESTER CHEVROLET CO. KILLEN MOTORS MCINTYRE BUICK MILEY BUICK MOODY 8a HORNE MORRIS SERVICE MOTORDROME, INC. PAUL SAYWELL MOTORS TOM SMITH CHEVROLET WILCOXSON MOTORS E, College sr. 905 N, Main St. 310 E. Tennessee 114 W, Reeder 515 N. Montgomery 300 E. Tennessee 215 E. College S, Montgomery 118 W, Sixth Sr. 121 W, Sixth St. Jackson Highway 323 S, Montgomery E, College Tennessee St. Florence Tuscumbia Florence Florence Sheffield Florence Florence Sheffield T uscumbia Tuscumbia Sheffield Sheffield Florence Florence FORD FORD OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC CHEVROLET DODGE-PLYMOUTH BUICK BUICK CHEVROLET RAMBLER , LINCOLN-MERCURY DODGE-PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET -EDSEL CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Q I37 COMP LIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CF FLORENCE WWRAN 9 c os O g d 1889 Member Fed 1D p tl C p t FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN TUSCUMBIA QQXTE' WE I. S I Arne!! Realty Kvmpany Complete Real Estate Service 2.01 First Federal Building Phone AT 2-6783 GRADY ARNETT, Realtor Florence, Alabama LIBERTY SUPER MARKET North Florence 'QI I' fy' 1 A ,AI '. 1 ,Lg fig K Vgkryi ' .4 g. O 0 Q Kew? ' Low Prices Every Day Plus Free Gifts for Your Cash Register Tapes TOWNSLEY'S PRODUCE 601 S. Cherry r 51 -- fmppgi- fi?-, Wholesale Fruits and Vegetabl AT Z-8921 AT Z-8922 Florence, Alabama CS GOOCH ,C 1 llffllb' 5 WELDING House af Beauty AND MACHINE SERVICE 5, I WZ? ' - rf - I fr N, fiiagsagf 4 '-A - 4 'f . E 'S O1-na-rnental Irgn Friendly, COUrteOUS Service 600 E, Tennessee Street and Florence, Alabarna Very Latest in Hair Styling HALL'S P H L E U . noun A M Q Plununm T B X A A I I :A xia S N N 19 G G C omme rc ial Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning Florence, Alabama RICHARDSON LUMBER CO. W, M, RICHARDSON, President I. N. PITTS, R, B. HARGETT R. P. PAXTON, Mgr. Vice-Presidents DWIGHT THORNTON, Sec. Incorporated Main Office Florence, Alabama RQYAL TIN 5HQp NORTH FLORENCE PHARMACY Q MW - EHMHEE NaVaC0 Awnings Prescriptions Air Conditioning and Heating Filled as Sheet Metal Work Carefully as 1107 N. Royal AVC- Your Doctor Prescribes Florence AT Z-1902 N, Florence AT 2-3771 THE GRIFFIN COMPANY QE, QiAUf60 fl 'T't PA RTS SQV ravi? Florence Alabama ELEC TRIC COMPANY y s ' 'ENE .1 .B '11 -': 'A-I. lf, T 11 - . ? f. . 3'-BEA-3 .1151f,'l' '1 I as w.:.-5.3.-, -L -.yfg,61.,-5, I. -hte, 'r--zbqfgph S 7.5, 1126 North Wood Avenue Norge, R, C, A, , and Whirlpool Appliances Complete Line of Zenith and R, C, A, TV and Hi-Fi Equipment Complete Factory Trained Service Department Trucks Equipped With Two Way Radios for Faster Service Florence, Alabama OIDIG MSTAIKEO I o HOLMES FURNITURE COMPANY There's No Place Like Holmes 120 East Tennessee Street Florence, Alabama ' ...B1.,..v I. ... annum: M ummm Dedicated to Community Service FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FLORENCE 118 E, Mobile Street Seven Points Shopping Center KIIHJJ World's No. l Typewriter WESTMORELAND T YPEWRITER CO. Florence, Alabama Compliments MEFFORD'S of Your Jewelers THE BOOTERY Member National Bridal and Service lll E, Tennessee Street Florence, Alabama Florence, Alabama COMP LIMENTS OF KILLEN MOTQRS ' 'T c 0:5 94 giaxf Florence, Alabama Compliments DONALDSON anon-:ERS of RUG CO. 123 E, Tennessee Street AT 2-7931 Florence, Alabama F10re1'1CC, Alabama Compliments of WALKER SPORTING GOODS 113 S. Court EM 3- 12.30 Florence, Alabama Compliments of FLORENCE HARDWARE CO. 116 E. Tennessee St. AT 2 -0961 Florence, Alabama GEORGE A. BOX, JR. JACK BREWER 112 S. Pine 112 S. Pine Florence Fl01'enCC STATE FA RM mx I N S U R A N C E rl BEN B. PORTER A M O OE H. O'BANNON 301 Raleigh 203 E. 5th Sheffield Tuscumbia TENNESSEE VALLEY CARTER'S FINANCE COMPANY W, L, RHODES, Manager 120 112 E, Tennessee St. AT 2-7241 Florence , Alabama CONOCO STA TION ELMER CARTER, Owner 302 North Wood Ave. AT 2-6409 Florence, Alabama Compliments Compliments of Compliments of of KRIESMAN'S Ladies' and Men's Florence, Alabama T B I L P A L TENNESSEE VALLEY N E K R HATCHERY I I 3 E N Q H S 1 U 117 E. Alabama Street p R Florence, Alabama A G N R C WILCOXSON 8. SPURGEON o E C , L 15 E A ' 2 Qi HARDWARE R G F F-:E Y E TQ lg E Lg: Q Y 122 W. Tombigbee street Florence, Alabama Compliments of CRUMP Sheffield CAMERA CHOP Sheffield Alabama Florence - Sheffield - Decatur Alabama Alabama I46 L Congratulations From Congratulations From G N081 X XIII. Iii New and Used Cars R EV 3-2250-l 1007 S. Montgomery Ave. Sheffield, Alabama E A D N l.AooMARslNo , T REAL ESTATE co. S EV 3-3421 H 103 Montgomery Ave. B Sheffield, Alabama 0 A T E. E. FORBES 8. SONS R E PIANO co. , INC. - Everything in Music L B AT 2-3932 190 S. Court ' Florence, Alabama Q Air ff, W 9 Conditioning 1 a ll S ' ix FLORIST Good Rates 6 X x ' F Sheffield Day or Night Phone lorence A1 b AT Z-2772 a ama Florence, Alabama A1-353313 E' Trade and Pay the Roberts Way PHIL ROBERTS FURNITURE CO. EV 3-7518 214 Montgomery Ave. Sheffield, Alabama Compliments of Compliments of SHEFFIELD MEADOW GOLD FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSN. DAIRIES 301 Montgomery Ave. AT 2'4363 107 E, Fifth Street 313 N. Seminary Street Sheffield, Alabama Florence, Alabama 76e Zara! ofa Wad D473 a Q ace H Compliments FURNITURE co. of In the Heart of the Tri-Cities MACON SANDERS Maytag - Hotpoint Quality Brands Furniture Sheffield, Alabama Sheffield, Alabama 76 ' ,Y PUBLISHERS Sgsszaezmce W Y' F . ::4.f'ea .5 G, 'WHT i r..,,Llgjf5,,,igf, IBM Tw 1.1! 'l ..-r e. -., ..,..1s.,-1.,..:U A . .I . , . M e- me .k' M Qigmgimwpuwg v ss 0 FLORENCE,ALABAMA I47 HARDWARE Q HOLT North Florence The Tall Man With the Low Prices WILSON BARGAIN CENTER Representing 28 Mills Florence, Alabama HIBBETT 8. SONS SPORTING GOODS Florence, Alabama , MAYS SERVICE CENTER Armstrong Tires Sheffield, Alabama sono C'TY REAL ESTATE co. SHOE SHOP H, M, QBILLB BOBO Farm Business Property YOU7 AT Z-0500 First Federal Building Florence, Alabama 108 S, Seminary Florence, Alabama CAGLE HAMM PIANO CO. Your Baldwin Dealers SIGN CO. Pictorial Bulletins Commercial Truck Lettering AT 2-0872 119 S. Court Street Florence, Alabama 118 112 E. Tennessee Street ROGERS Florence, Alabama 119 N. Court Street Florence, Alabama ,, BELK'S X 315 N. Court Street Florence, Alabama , 1 JACK W. THOMPSON PETTEY S INSURANCE MEDICINE CHEST For Home, Family and Business Prescription DRUGS AT L2832 speciausr First Federal Building 101 S. Pine Street Florence, Alabama Florence, Alabama ISI LARlMORE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Florence, Alabama , . LAMAR 5 wn.KEs BARBER SHOP Q Three Barbers xx Ready to Serve You N Mx Regular Hair Cuts 55 . 75 On Saturday Sl. 00 Flat Tops Sl. OO FURNITURE 1152 N. Wood Ave. Florence, Alabama Florence, Alabama Mm ENDS BENDIX AuToMAT MR. AND MRS, W, E, SHELTON STORE Owners 12.05 N. W d A . Quality Fabrics at Low Prices 'I oo Ve Free Parking Front .,- G 70711 ' and Rear of Store U . 2 w KN ll At 2-8462 silldlf h g9.glj', nllndrll 1209 N. wood Ave. . X I ' Florence, Alabama F101'eI1Ce Alabama BECKY'S BEAUTY SHOP O 0 O Q '66, 'N MODERN FLORIST Q 1 TMNT? M V MQ Q 3 We Appreciate Your Patronage nm ' 5 Owners 13 D MRS. MARGARET MARLOW , MRS, MATTIE STOVALL - 1 21 2.2- W e-1 ' ' ' i 108 E. Tombigbee AT 2-3247 Figi2nf:11'f'1taYgg'Qga 105 S. Court AT 2-6672 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints Varnishes Leads Lacquers INSURANCE CQ. Enamels NN' Oils SOVKR AT 2-2431 Elgin 1 N4 123 E. Mobue street - 202 S. UBINMIUIB' Pine Sc. Florence, Alabama Florence Alabama HALL-MILLS LUMBER C0 I 5iillLL NlLLS , DOYLE MILLS DOYLE MILLS JR, SAM HALL JR, Building Materials EV 3-8211 100 Atlanta Ave. Sheffield I53 SHEFFIELD POWER GUY F. GULLETT 8: SON WATER 8: GAS FURNITURE Sheffield Tuscumbia OTTO SPEAKE MEN'S WEAR Dress Right for Sohool 201 E. 3rd street Florence, Sheffield Sheffield. Alabama 1 S Compliments of GRADY'S GROCERY AT 2-4850 Killen, Alabama LIBERTY SUPER MARKET RESIDENTIAL HOTEL RESTAURANT Low Prices Every Day Florence, Alabama Sheffield, Alabama CORNER HAT SHOP LE-RITE BEAUTY S . al, ,ma this 108 E. Mobile Florence, Alabama Sheffield, Alaba.ma J. H. MILES GROCERY Grocerie s Hardware Gas AT 2 - 1824 Killen, Alabama Compliments of RODEN'S CLEANERS AT 2-5031 326 E. Tennessee Street Florence , Alabama LANE'S SPORT SHOP II ' fl lar: EARLlNE'S 305 N. Court Sheffield, Alabama Flafanaa' Alabama FLORENCE COCA-COLA CO. .4.g.g:gfE5 .-95:4-:Q . H- a N- n w I ilu U Ewma 'EEE o h FY? A2525 XY'-ff' il f ,iii egg' fa ' ' W ff Florence, Alabama J MID-SOUTH INSURANCE AGENCY , D, McDONALD, Agent All Forms of Insurance Bonds and Boilers EM 3-0561 P, O, Box 457 119 E. Mobile Street Florence, Alabama COX AUTO SERVICE One Stop Service Dial AT Z-1783 l39 S. Royal Ave. Florence, Alabama FOOTE'S SHOE STORE MUST BE SATISFIED Let Foote's Fit Your Feet 312 Montgomery Ave. Sheffield, Alabama GRAND LEADER Tuscumbia's Largest and Be st Department Store Tuscumbia, Alabama l.0UlSE'S FLOWER at GIFT SHOP SHUMAKE-POSEY FURNITURE CO. Good Furniture Priced Right SAM T. CARTER AT 23542 on 43196 oyfongffyougzye 122 E, Tennessee Street ' Y .- Florence, Alabama Sheffield, Alabama STATE NATIONAL BANK ,ZA- Florence, Alabama RAY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY RAY REED, Director Check These Low Shampoo Cut Shampoo Prices Set Set Junior Students S . 50 Sl. 00 Senior Students . 75 1. 50 Advance Students 1. 00 Z. 00 118 W. Mobile Street Permanent Wave From SZ. 95 From 3. 95 From 4. 95 Florence POOLE'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS THE SOUTHLAND ? AW Sheffield, Alabama C ompliments of FLORENCE SEED 8: FEED H. S. AND W. S. WIGGINS Across From the Postoffice and Just as Reliable X? Florence , Alabama f'X A Sheffield, Alabama - ' , FURNITURE , , , H4572 - S The D1str1ct's Greatest Home Furnishers 261235 :if i '-Ki' ,fggr-E 5 - . ennessee Street 226 228 E T I ' 1 5 , 7 .E Florence, Alabama l58 THE FLORENCE HERALD DARNALL AND MAY, Publishers Quality Commercial Printing Business Forms - Booklets - Bulletins Wedding Invitations - Social Stationery Florence, Alabama Compliments of SHEFFIELD ZA'-E JEWELRY CO. CONCRETE BLOCK CO. Formerly Elebash AND Diamonds - Watches Silver and China SHOALS READY-MIX, INC. Florence, Alabama GRANNY DAZE'S ANTIQUES . i Am 2 , ww We Welcome You Sheffield Alabama Sheffield, Alabama I at ' I ' ' ' l'llClfOPY COOKED PIT 8AP'B Q Florence, Alabama Zed-Z Qfezaec 'Mae Eodea eloaauz .f fs I JN NEO ' eff N ' C an sms? X 'lo I. :' . S g, 4. v Q ,qovvD FREED-HARDEMAN COLLEGE A Fully Accredited Junior College Henderson, Tennessee ADVANTAGES The junior college offers many advantages to you. It breaks the barrier from high school to senior college. Students will receive close personal attention from both faculty and other students. The cost is very reasonable. SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED ' High school valedictorians, 3178. 50 per year for two years. ' High school salutatorians, 85119.00 per year for two years. ' Other in top ten percent of high school class, 3119.00 for one year. ' Preachers' loan scholarships, 3178. 50 per year. ' Alumni and music Qpianoj scholarships of S60 each to assist worthy young men and women. Special scholarships described in catalog. ' Some loan funds are also available. A student may work part time to help defray his expenses. NEW BUILDINGS The H. A. Dixon I-Ialltnew women's dormitoryj was occupied by the young ladies last fall. The Moffitt House, to be converted into a new Home Economics Department, will be in Sept- ember. A new student center, a post office, and a laundry room will be provided in the base- ment of H. A. Dixon Hall. Write for Catalog and Other Literature H, A. DIXON, President E. CLAUDE GARDNER, Dean-Registrar JET PEST CONTROL if M Q 4 ,Al 'l u V xqynhkiw- ,, ,. X 1 I ' VA., 5 ix 5 -' M MM 1 S v Q ' 7 4. A x I A,.,. -Tsx W H. X M . .N N QQ W N .X . x ,X ,X A . 1 , :QA!.:x,:s ,W-K I-H. A ' 1 fi A ' 'bf - 'K N...-ww 3191fZ S. Court Florence, Alabama Wine f4'Z6 :de glowed? N .- -5 -a.-x-r- -4' 2-N. Q 5'2 'wx Ns Nix XL--V ' ' W WW F IF M BA lbl FLORENCE IMPLEMENT CO. McCormick Farm Implements and Farmall Tractors International Trucks - Genuine Repair Parts f A ulltl INTERRlLTl0NAL 1411 Fl01'eI'1Ce Blvd. Florence, Alabama WALKER SUPPLY co, Supply With Walker Supplies of All Kinds Prices Right EV3-6039 204 E. 6th Street Tuscumbia, Alabama C ongratulations WALKER HARDWARE 108 W. 6th Street Tuscumbia, Alabama Western Auio Associate Sieve JOHN R, DENTON Tuscumbia, Alabama DAVIS DRY GOODS COMPANY Clothing and Shoes EV 3-4114 107 W. 6th Street Tus cumbia, Alabama LOUIS COTTRELL ELECTRIC co. Office EV 3-3763 Home EV 3-7799 Motor Rewinding Sales and Service 1001 S. Montgomery Avenue Sheffield, Alabama J. D. MITCHELL DRUGS THB DRUG STORE Quality 108 E, 5th Street Tuscumbia, Alabama Service WALKER LUMBER CO, Your Lumber Number Sash - Doors Cement - Lime Congratulations Explosives - Brick Sargent Paint - Barrett Roofing DRESS SHOP Gold Bond Building Materials EV 3-8532 Tuscumbia, Alabama Tuscumbia, Alabama BARNETT e ' AUTO PART S :if 49' Congratulations to the Class of '59 . as sm 207 E. 6th Street ig xc ,Q Q -QL!-, ELLF' Q7 'iv new So Tus cumbia, Alabama MARS HILL BIBLE SCHOOL BOOKSTORE At Your Service With School Supplies tl' Bibles Commentaries 1' Bible Workbooks Religious Books of All Kinds 4' Thomas Communion Service Greeting Cards 'lf Song Books Vacation Bible School Needs Order by Mail - Route 6 AT 2-4081 Florence wh. AT 2 -5799 Alabama FLORENCE LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials Florence, Alabama L. W. REED AND SON Your Brand Narne Store Tuscumbia, Alabama NORWOOD GRILL A Friendly Place to Eat Florence, Alabama W f'W c ', PALACE DRUG COMPANY A. E. RAY, Prop. Main and 5th Streets Tuscumbia, Alabama McCORKLE'S Your Furniture Dea1er 322 N. Court Street Florence, Alabama MCCDY 81 HORNE CHEVROLET co. Corner of 6th and Water Street Tuscumbia, Alabama MORRIS RAMBLER COMPANY Hudson Cars - International Trucks A Friendly Place to Trade Tuscumbia Alabama J. B. DOBSON PLUMBING EM3-1 122 l 122 N. Wood Ave Florence Alabama Compliments of EZELL'S SERVICE STATION I SH Eflzli Xswilfff Q Florence, Alabama AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Motor Tune- Up Specialists Florence Alabama R. N. MCMACKI N AGENCY Authorized Sales and Service Agency for Remington Rand Adding Machines Calculators Typewriters Bookkeeping Machine s Kardex Systems Safe-Cabinets Filing Equipment Line-A-Times Carbon Papers and Ribbons 601 Bank Street 115 N, Main Street Decatur, Alabama Tuscumbia, Alabama Phone: EL 3-4183 Phone EV 3-8168 I66 Make FLORIDA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Work and Study Here on Fl Your Home Away From Home orida's Beautiful West C oast Here Is What We Offer: 'KA Complete Christian Environment 2kThe Best in Bible and Religious Education '!fPre-Specialization in Many Fields a'fFully Accredited - Work Transfers Anywhere :5fAcademic Scholarships - Loans - Part-Time Work tkAn Effective Counseling Program 'We Are Specialist JAMES R. s in the Problems of Fre Write Today to COPE, President, Tam shmen and Sophomore s pa 10, Florida Compliments Compliments TOM WATKINS of of ELECTRIC CO. , DARBY HALTER S HARDWARE Electrical Contractors SHOE COMPANY Home - Commercial - Industrial SHOP Phone ATZ-6741 127 106 E. Tonlbigbee North Pine Street East Mobile Florence Florence Alabarna Alabaffla Florence, Alabama I67 H P 0 L R A S 1 E Y Move on to HARDING Congratulations, Graduates! You have made a good start, but this is no time to stop. You owe it to yourself, your parents, your friends, and your Maker to continue your education in a fruitful Christian climate, At Harding, you will find both educa- tional and spiritual advantages. Fully accred- ited by North Central Association ofCo1- leges and Secondary Schools for bachelor's degrees with majors in 22 areas, Harding also offers master's degrees in education and in Bible and religion, plus pre-professional train ing in highly specialized fields. . N f. - Write Today to DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS . . . . Give your mind and spirit greater oppor- HARDING COLLEGE tunities to grow in the true Christian environ- .11 . . . Searcy' Arkansas ment you wi find at Harding We'd like to tell you more, so write us, or plan to visit soon. Www and 2449911 D464 'Me 06 77tafzef4mZ 7044tS4e Ziuto Ze YOUR YEARBOOK PHO TOGRAPHER DAN GLENN PORTRAITS-COMMERCIAL Prints Available From Negatives on File Medical Arts Building AT Z-1051 Florence, Alabama H O R S E C ompliments of STANFIELD'S TIN SHOP lOl S. Royal Ave. AT Z-2323 Florence, Alabama Compliments of S.B.S. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Whole s ale Only AT 2-8481 Florence, Alabama TRI-ANGLE SUPER MARKET New Lee Highway Florence, Alabama 1 KEEVH- 5 Bsvls BUILDERS HAIR STYLING FRED BEVIS, Owner 'Exclusive But Not Expensive Uneeda Storm Sash and Do Across the Street From Seven Points Shopping Center Em 3-2414 1504 N. Wood Ave. Florence, Alabama AT 2-3375 Evening AT 2.-92.41 Jackson Highway Florence, Alabama l70 Mars Hill Bible School Florence, Alabama May 1959 Dear Fellow-Workers and Friends, As our school year of 1958-59 c omes to a close it is with mixed emotions I write this. I am happy I have successfu lly completed twelve years of study and am entitled to a diploma, but it is with sadness I leave Mars Hill. Mars Hill means so much to me because I've spent twelve years here. Along with five others of our class, Jan Snell, , y eVore, Elain Garrett, and N ancy McClure I began in the first grade. I know it must mean more to us than to others for we've n Billy Weaver Mar D ever known anything else. As far as I know I was the first to enroll at Mars Hill. Brother Lee, our first president, came to Florence months before its opening to talk to mother, a widow, about work to enable my sister and me to o g to school and he enrolled me at that time. I hope you like our 1958-'59 yearbook. I've devoted many, many hours of hard work to it, but enjoyed it tremendously. I've tried to arrange it to please lovers of Mars Hill Bible School, 1 want to thank all who have helped me try to give you an outstanding,book - co-workers, printers, and photographer, To all of you students, teachers, and staff, I wish the very best of every- thing and thanks for making these past twelve years so enjoyable. My heart will always be at Mars Hill and if I ca n ever be of any servi ce feel free to call on me, In Christian love, Your editor I7I w QV M ,W M QI QU xy' Us f TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylorfmadeu . - --rw ir' ,v 1 QA, Af' .,-f l ,F :ef v W ' f:. wSi,,m ' f Q, Q23 f f , -Q ' . , , M, , - .f W, A ww' ,., 1 Q . P . i,,, W K , .ul 4' K . 5, . ', 1 ,, , K J , g'- . - 4- . .. rv V -f. - . . v w 1 ' .X . ' .' ' ' 4. H W ' 'A on ' - fi- V+ -'rw 4 . K b haf... . 4 . . , P 1 I, V- ,,,. M 'vb ,play ,. ,., ' 45, f- . ,. , f , ' 1, . .f 1 ' V I7-'v W- ,A , ,,- ff ...vw f 4 ' - - . . , f 4 R , -x N ,L If . ' . 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