Parrish High School - Sel Ala Yearbook (Selma, AL)

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els , M., h . LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Patricia Allen, Mary Ruth Horne, Lynn Palmer, Gerry Purvis, Helen Meigs, Hanna Berger, Bobbie Hill . . . SECOND ROW: Christy Steele, Billy Tate, Bill Gamble, George Voltz, Joe Williams, Ann Risher, Mrs. Sinclair , 4 . THIRD ROW: Dick Morthland, John Bush, Eddie Palmer, Billy Bishop, Walter Massey, David Llull. MASQUE AND GAVEL The purpose of the Masque and Gavel Club is to promote oral growth in high school speech and to give recognition to those vvho have been outstanding in speech. It is a national honorary speech society. Membership is based on these points: Ii B scholastic average, Qi Dependability, 3+ Participation in high school curricula and extra-curricula speech activities. Speech teacher, Mrs. L. V. Sinclair, spon- sored a very successful speech Department. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, composed ot second year Spanish students with at least an 80 average, has had interesting visitors who have traveled to Mexico, and slides on Mexico. They have been writing to pen pals from Spanish speaking countries in both Spanish and English. The club had a grand Span- ish Christrnas party. 6 -4 C7 J I J My A , l' ' A , LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mary Bruce Hood, Carol Smith, Mabel Suttles, Betty King, Deloris McCarty, Bobbie Hill . , . SECOND ROW: Ann Risher, Cora Lee Blackwell, Ann Maiors, Martha Grace Hardy, Jackie Taylor, Prissy Cooper, Betty Maury Chance . . . THIRD ROW: Jean Rainer, Margie McCormick, Tally Schepis, Shirley Herrin, Jackie Pascall, Gail Brown, Louise Ramseur. Page 62

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varsity club The purpose ot the Varsity Club is to raise the standards and increase the respect tor athletes. This was the organizations fourth year at Parrish, and they have promoted good sportsmanship in all sports. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Dan Mackin, Jimmy Bedgoad, Glen Smith, Bill Agee, Charlie Sims, Bill Deemer . . . SECOND ROW: Charlie Maples, Billy Haynes, Jimmy Hays, Johnny Machin, Travis Smitherman, Richard Duke . . . THIRD ROW: Billy Also- brook, Billy Leach, Chris Nichols, Billy Bruce, Butch Henry, Tom Coon. Page ol

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Margaret Ann Hopkins, Sandra Westbrook, Mary Ruth Horne, Donna Marietta, Jean Ann Martin, Linda Moore, Carolyn Rawls, Margie Allen, Marge Joyce, Mary Russell, Rene Armstrong . . . SECOND ROW: Miss Hall, Linda Towns, Miriam Skinner, Carol Knight, Glenda Hughes, Becky Harrison, Becky Harris, Judy Harris, Jeanne Jatlro, Val Morrow, Geraldine Capatina, Mrs. Jackson . . . THIRD ROW: Louise Ramseur, Diane Randall, Martha Grace Hardy, Cor- alie Woodfin, Lois Preston, Ann Risher, Eloise Meadows, Gerry Purvis, Margie McCormick, Mary Beth Howard, Ann Lolly, Sandy Layton. FTA The Future Teachers ot America, under the sponsorship ot Miss Landon Hall and Mrs. Cecil Jack- son, is organized at Parrish to introduce students to the teaching profession. They began a collection of old P. H. S. annuals to be kept in the office. Other projects included an F. T. A. movie shown to the girls, and a field trip to Montevallo. FBLA The Future Business Leaders ot America consists of all commercial and business students, and is organized to promote our tuture business leaders. This year the F. B. L. A. sponsored a faculty-student softball game, the profits being used for the purchase of a new machine for the school. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ann Halbert, Carolyn Weeden, Margaret Ross, Joyce Sewell, Mariorie Adams, Georgia LoBue, Barbara Osburn, Janie Sexton , . . SECOND ROW: Mr. Mosely, Carolyn Piper, Helen Pugh, Rubye Lee Howell, Sally Langston, Patsy Williams, Mary Tennimon, Miss Harris. eff 'Q' Q. 1 ' X - S A s .. E ,585 is 1' -f YK, ., . , Ji . a 4 Y .,