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

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This year the seniors amazed thems I 'h h e ves wut t eir magazine sales. Of course this would not have been possible if every member of the class had not worked. Still, these seven high salesmen are to be highly honored for the part they played. While we cannot actually give them a trophy or a plaque in their honor, the Sel-Ala t ff f l h' ' ' sa ees t is is the next best way to recognize them.

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qv-f 'Kr-sa.-Malw LEFT TO RIGHT,. FIRST ROW: Joyce Smith, Margaret Ann Patterson, Dannelle Shanahan, Carolyn Piper . . . SECOND ROW: Mabel Hand, Dian Bradley, Pat Galeback, Gail Brown, Ann Adams, Barbara Neese, Helen Pugh, Donna Osburn, Alice Ann Powell, Jean Powell, Carl Prichett. LIBRARY STAFF These students have gladly served Mrs. Edwards and the school by giving up their study hall period to vvorlc in the library. OFFICE STAFF The Office Staff is essential to the smooth running of the school. They deliver messages to the students, run errands, answer the telephone, make out absentee slips, mimeograph papers for teachers, and do general office work. These students devote their study hall period to their office work. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Marjorie Adams, Shirley Herrin, Elsie Loeb, Helen Meigs, Diane Randall, Geri Purvis, Jobeth Houghton . . . SECOND ROW: Bill Jones, Lee Jackson, Gigi Morgan, Carolyn Adams, Roy Robson. .K we--w r.. .ts ,Q f Q:

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GLEE CLUB AND MIXED CHORUS A busy Glee Club under the directorship of Mrs. Al Ehrensberger presented a beautiful Christ- mas concert, and in the Spring produced the Musical Oklahoma by Rodgers and Hammerstein. The Mixed Chorus represented the Glee Club when they sang tor the assemblies and before Civic Clubs. They went to the Troy State District Music Festival and to the University ot Alabama State Music Festival. For the tirst time there were representatives in the Clinic Choir at Troy, and in the All-State Chorus at the University. Soloists also scored high at both Festivals.