Robert E Lee High School - Scabbard Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1958 volume:

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'Efable of Couftnli Sgsgg ?4d'Cu.I.'l'y gg: if ml 5Qtfl9T'.5 P25 -arrr jf az as aah R 8 .5-aph411L0t tf H 1.1.1155 Cfouvfxers Fcdu rcs Eourmu: mffrtfi -52035 Bu.:-'gI1cf's 'f9Hi1'01f5 , F, . fggrfig-:N-miffrntg wnfo as ' 3 za f- - -5 1' . . 3165135 PRINCIPAL DEAN OF GIRLS DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES T. C. CARLTON B.S. University of Alobomo M.A. George Peobody College ANNIE LAURIE LINDSEY A.B. Huntingdon College University of Alobomo Sponsor: Stors ond Bors. L. L. BOONE B.S. Livingston Stote College M.A. Peabody College ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL - -.-m-vu ps,--U -- 4 RUSSELL I. BERRY B.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute History Sponsor: Senior Class JOANNA BREEDLOVE A.B. Huntingdon College M.A. Southern Methodist University French Sponsor: French Club Junior Class ADDIE ADOURIAN B.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute Mathematics is JAMES R. CHAFIN B.S. Jacksonville State College Athletics Sponsor: Sports Club MAJORIE BAGWELL B.S. Alabama College Commercial Sponsor: Inspiration C L., ,N W' ' ij, ,wi -5 IJ' fr ff MATTIE BELLE COOK Judson College University of Alabama Lunchroom Manager ,M v 1- if sr.-.,..-W 41- -- md HELEN BLACKSHEAR A.B, Agnes Scott M.A. University of Alabama English EVA CARR B.S. Livingston State College Auburn Commercial C ELLYN G. DUDLEY B.S. Troy Stote College Singing Sponsor: Chorol-ees Girls' Ensemble Oommo Phi Omego kffsxf 24! ff-S K ..- -61 LEON FORD B.S. University of Louisville Athletics Sponson Sports Club WJ EUNICE DAY AB. Tift College Lotin ond English ' Sponsor: Lotin Club Senior Closs CHARLES COX BS., NLS. Auburn , l jx ... lla MQ ggi' ix y Q L, .'.' H .. - l i :,... W K l Vly, - .mm A i 4 5 i.sLr HELEN FRASER NINA FRASER BA, University of B.S. Northwestern State Alobomo M.A. Columbus University History English Sponsor: Lee Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor: Orotoricol Club M.T.DUNCAN' BS, Tennessee Stotf College NLS. University ol Alobomo Diversified Occupotions Sponsor: Sophomore Closs MARCELLA FOSTER BS. University of Alobomo Auburn Commercial ELMORE HALL A.B. Huntingdon College M.A. University of Alabama English Sponsor: Junior Class JO HODGE A.B., M.A. University of Alabama Spanish Sponsor: Spanish Club FRANCES FULLER JOSEPHINE GRISSETTE AB. Howard College B.S. Alabama College University of Colorado Home Economics Commercial TOM JONES B.S. Troy State College M.S. Auburn Math and Athletics Sponsor: L Club BILLY H. KING B,S. University of Alabama Industrial Arts ARTHUR HEUSTESS A.B. Huntingdon College University of Alabama Biology SARA JOHNSON B.S, Troy State College MA. University of Alabama Art and History Sponsor: Art Club A W or LOLA LAWSON BS, MA. Peabcdy College Matlt VIRGINIA LEVERETTE BS. Madison College BS. in L.S. Peabody College Library Sponsor Senior Girls' Club, Library Club CORRIE KING A.B,, MA, University ol Alabama English Sponsorr SCABBARD KATIE LAWS AB. Huntingdon College Diversified Occupations l Q i NORMAN LEE BS. Troy State College History, Geography, Athletics cponsorz Sports Club JOHN LONG BS. Jacksonville State College MS. University of Alabama Band Director Sponsor: Music Appreciation, Dance Band MARIAN MARLAR GUY MEDLEY BS. University of BS. University of Alabama' Alabama Biology MOHUGI Arts O GEORGE PETERS B.S. University of Alclbanicl Industrial Arts Capitol Heights Junior High School Coach MAYRELIZABETH PRUITT BS, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Mathematics GLADYS NICHOLS BS., M.A. University of Alabaira English Sponsor. Chcerleaders Future Teachers X zyh . If SAMMYE RUTH NORTON B.S. Alabama College Business Arithmetic Business law J. L. PRICE BS., M.B. University ot Alabama Chemistry Physics Sponsor: Physics Club T DOROTHE TLUTMAN AB. Huntin don College M.A. University . Y . fCommercial . xy fu A LJ i L cg A trip rj l J A lr .,.l A 0 Rf mp' xjfxu. f -. N. ' J 1 i '-. Xl' rx.- A: J CHARLOTTE REMALEY BS., M.A. University of Alabama Mathematics ANACILE RIGGS BS, Auburn M.A. University of Alabama Distributive Education 3 RUTH SHAVER B.S.E., Ed.M. University of Oklahoma English Sponsor: Sophomore Class MARY SMITH B.S, Livingston State College M.A. University of Alabama Biology, Chemistry Sponsor: Chemistry Club MARY PRICE ROBERTS M.A. University of Alabama A.B. Alabama College English ELOISE RUSHING AB. Alabama College World History and English History JERRY WINDSOR P. L. WOODHAM BS. Troy State College B.S., M.S. University of Bookkeeping, Business Alabama i Arithmetic, and Mathematics ponsor: Commercial Club p!Consumers Education f l22l JULIA SHEPHERD AB. Judson College Dramatics and English Sponsor: Dramatics Club Tri-Hi-Y MARY FRANCES STOKES BS. Auburn Biology and Physical Education Sponsor: Physical Ed. Club his l : Perens W Q:-9 C-.1 S5 415V Psaessmrs LOUISE SMYTH Troy Store College G DORREL ALLEN roduofe of Robert E. 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W L HJ A W Ajw is N i A -TT X .., ,, fii 1 ' ,jf .:,V if- -' 352: Vw Qkilw fl W . Ill ll! A ,f ' If!! A, fa JOHN MORGAN . ,... President JUDSON SMITH . . Secretary-Treasurer JUDY PRITCHETT . . . Vice-President MR. RUSSELL I. BERRY ...., Sponsor MRS. EUNICE DAY . . . . Sponsor SENIOR CLASS MESSAGE We, the T958 graduating seniors of Robert E. Lee High, would like to express our gratitude for being able to participate as a part of this student body. Though we are very fortunate and proud to be the first graduating class to complete th ree full years at Lee, it is our highest hope that all future seniors will profit by our many experiences. There is not a happier feeling than that of being a senior. However, this thought makes us sad - to know that we entered school so many years ago to learn and that this education is coming to a tem- porary close, not because we shall not learn more but because we are leaving such a wonderful school, faculty, and student body No matter where we go, we shall always be proud to say we are graduates of Robert E. Lee. In our hearts we will always say: Lee High, to thee in joyous lay we pledge our stead- Lee High, we honor thee to-day as always we fast will. shall do. To bear thy ensign always high, thy lofty hopes When e'er our thoughts on thee are turned, our fulfill. hearts imbibe anew. The years will pass, as years will do, and class by The sweetest draft from purest springs of knowledge class depart. deep and clear. Alma Mater, as they leave thee, hold thy love in Alma Mater, nearer, dearer, be thy spirit year every heart. by year. l30l JUANITA ALLEN HENRY ANDREWS D. O. Club, Secretary '56-'57, Com- Band, Music Appreciation, Alternate mercial Club, Senior Girls' Club. Section Representative. JOHN ANDREWS Letter Club, '57-'58, Baseball, Lee Hi-Y. HATTI E MAUDE BAZZELL Hobbie Club, Physical Education Club, Future Homenialners of America, Senior Girls Club. POLLY BEARD JAMES BENNET Dramatics Club, D. O. Club, Alternate Section Representative, '55-'56, Senior Girls Club. ,. .xy ., 1---gg, ff- rvq 'rv-i ' CHARLES ARANT Lee Hi-Y, Stars B. Bars Sports Staff, '57-'58, Scobbard Staff, '57-'58, Sopho- more Nut Club, Sports Club, Homeroom Club, Reporter, Alternate Section Rep- rescntative, '56-'57, Track, '55-'56. SARA AUTREY JOANN AUSTIN Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Commercial Club, Future Homemakers Physical Education Club, Senior Girls' of America, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Student Club, Girls' Basketball, Captain '56- Council Representative, '56-'-57: Alfef- '57, Archery Team, Softball Team, nate Student Council Representative, '57-'58, Giee Club, Commercial Club, President, '57-'58, inspiration Club, Senior Girls' Club. PEGGY SUE BARNES RHONDA EAYE BARRON Lanier, Alpha Omega Sigma Phi, Tri- Dramatics Club, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, D. O. Hi-Y. Lee, Home Economics Club, Se- Club, D. O. District Convention, First nior Girls Club, Attendance Officer. ViCG Pf8Sidev1i '56-'57, D. O. State Con- vention, D. O. Sub-District Convention, Alternate Section Representative, '55, '56, Commercial Club, Senior Girls Club, Scabbard Distribution Staff, '56- '57. CHARLES BEAIRD Band, Southernaires '56-'57, Beta Zeta Hi-Y '55-'56, Confederate Hi-Y '56-'57. any l ALBERTA VIRGINIA BROPHY ELIZABETH ANNE BROWDER MARY CATHERINE BLANKENSHIP Vice President, Alpha Omega Phi-Tri- Hi-Y '55-'56, F. H. A. Club, Glee Club, Dance Club, Senior Girls' Club, Treas- urer, Dixie Debs Tri-Hi-Y, '57-'58, Pro- gram Girls. MARY JANE BOLUNG Commercial Club, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Club. JAMES BOZEMAN Physics Club, Basketball Manager, '57- '58, L Club, '57-258. ROBERTA BRANNON Latin Club, D. O. Club, Historian, '57- '58, Alternate Section Representative, '57-'58. CHARLES BRANNON SELBY JEAN BRIGGS F H. A., Physical Education Club Girls' Basketball, Softball, Senior Girls' Club, Secretary, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, '57-'5B. President, Lee Tri-Hi-Y 56-'57, Com- mercial Club, Secretary '55-'56, Girls' Physical Education Club, Vice President, F. H. A. Reporter, President, Homeroam Club, Vice President '57-'58, Cheer- leader, Section Representative '55-'56, Alternate Section Representative '56- '57, lnterclub Council, Stars Gt Bars Feature Stall, Senior Girls' Club. SARAH BLOCKER Commercial Club, Senior Girls' Club, Glee Club, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y. WILLIAM RANDOLPH BOSWELL Band, All-State Band, '57, Music Ap- preciation Club, Southernaires. Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Bond, Spanish Club, Secretary, Chemistry Club, Library Club, Junior Nut Club, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club. BARBARA BROWN JOE E. BROWN Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Music Appre- D- O- Club, l'l0l3l3lSS Club. ciation Club, F. H. A. Club, Glee Club. I 32 1 , LINDA LEIGH BROWN Future Hamemakers of America, ln- spiration Club, President '57-'58, Com- mercial Club, Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y '56-'57, Dixie Debs Trl-Hi-Y '57-'58, Scabbard Staff: Music Appreciation. CHARLOTTE ANN BRUCE D. O. Clubg Art Club. ,.-.,.. -Civ Y-.-. -v ..-- fy WAYNE BROWN Home Room Club, Secretary. . ,su Q JOE BURNS Basketball Hobby Club JANICE FAYE CANTERBURY Cheerleader, Future Hamemakers of America, Porliomentarian '57-'58, Se- nior Girls' Club, Inter-Club Council Representative, Alpha Phi Omega, President, '55-'56, Chaplain '56-'57g Lee Tri-Hi-Y '57-'585 President's Club '55-'56p Who's Who '57-'58, Glee Club, First Place Winner Future Hamemakers of America, Third Place County Winner. THOMAS C. CARR Sports Club. MARY JO CASSARAS . Scubbard Staff, Literary Co-Editor '56- '57, '57-258: Latin Club '55'-56p French Club '56-'57, Activity Chairman '56- '57g Glee Club, Home Economics Club: Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeqm- at-Arms '56-'57, Council Representative '57-'58y City-Wide Tri-Hi-Y Council Representative '57-'5B. JERRY BURNS Band: Music Appreciation Club, Home- room Club, Host. . AM L. . ge t DIANE BURSON Lee Tri-Hi-Y, Inter-Club Council Repre- sentativeg Commercial Clubf Music Ap- preciation Club, Senior Girls' Club. WILLETTE BUSH DONNIE BYRD Senior Girls' Club, D. O. Clubg Com- mercial Club. ELIZABETH CARLISLE Mixed Chorusg Senior Girls' Clubf Fu- -.ture Hamemakers of America. -Iv-1 JERRY CHAFFIN PEGGY CHAMPION SUE ANNETTE CLIFTON Lee Hi-Y, Sports Club, Basketball. FRED CAUTHEN Letter Club '56-'57, '57-'58, Football, Baseball, Lee Hi-Y, Alternate Section Representative. MARJORIE CAUTHEN Dramatics Club, Future Homemakers of America, Historian '55-'56, Senior Girls' Club, Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y. Senior Girls' Club, Commercial Club, , Glee Club, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi- Y, Scabbard Staff, Co-Editor of Junior Pictures '56-'57, Editor ol Junior Pic- tures '57-'58, Student Council Repre- sentative '56-'57. KENNETH SCOTT CHARLTON BUDDY Cl-IURCHWELL Football, Lee Hi-Y, Sports Club, Chem- istry Club, Scabbard Distribution Staff '56-'57, Sports Stofl '57-'58. LEWIS CLARK JEANETTE CLEVELAND Hobby Club, Art Club. Glee Club, Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Future Homemakers of America, Par- liamentarian '554'56, '56-'57, Zeta Tri- Hi-Y, Treasurer '57-'58, Inspiration Club, Spanish Club, Secretary '57-'58, Senior Girls' Club, Stars Bi Bars Ex- change Editor '57-'58, Chaplain '56-'57, Senior Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Music Appreciation Club. HERBERT ANDREWS COLEY 57 H Lee Hi-Y, Sports Club, D. O, Club, L .' r, Lanier, Phi Hi-Y, Red Cross Represen- :IQ , tative. 5? ! ' h , , V.. 5, .,.,' : I JAMES LEON COLLEY Troy Hi, Letter Club, Science Club, Student Council. Lee: Radio Club, Ser' geant-at-Arms '57-'58, Stars 8. Bars, Business Manager '57-'58, Scabbard Spanish Club, Reporter '56--'57, Ora matics Club. l34l f AMY COLLINS Future Homemakers of America, Senior Girls' Club, Foley High: Cheering Squad '55-'56, I BARBARA JANE COLLINS JOE BEN COOK Commercial Club: Alpha Omega Tri- Hi-Y: Lee Tri-Hi-Y '57-'58: Senior Girls' Club. MARTHA COSTEN in Latin Club: French Club: Carousel Y- V Teens: Senior Girls' Club. 1 . -, ,-, lv 1 K use - N.. DIANE CRAWLEY Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y: F, H. A.: Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '57-258: Glee Club '56- '57, '57-'58: Inspiration Club: Senior Girls' Club. PATSY CROWE Alternate Section Representative: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '56-'57: Lee Tri-Hi-Y '57-'58: Senior Girls' Physical Ed. Club. DONALD DAVIS ' Chemistry Club: Physics Club: Lee Hi-Y. g Ax y K ii is ' Digg? K . E- ,,,, gt K , JO ANN DICKEY Bll.l. DOBBINS Commercial Club: Sophomore Nut Club: L Club '56-'57, '57-'58: Basketball: Glee Club: F. H. A.: Senior Girls' Club. Football: Confederate Hi-Y. l35l ALICE EUGENE COX Lee Tri-Hi-Y: Commercial Club: Physi- cal Education Club: Senior Girls' Club: Devotional Chairman, Home Room Club: Archery Club. DON CROCKER Basketball: L Club: Lee Hi-Y: Section Representative '55-'56. JOHN D. DAVIES Student Council President '57-'58: Confederate Hi-Y, Treasurer '56-'57, President '57-'58: Boys' State, Lieuten- ant Governor '57-'58: Chemistry Club, Vice President '56-'57: Radio Club, Sergeant-at-Arms '56-'57: Scabbard Business Staff, High Salesman '56-'57: Scabbard Distribution Staff '56-'57, Youth Legislature: Speakers Club: Mont- gomery Youth Council: Teens Against Polio, Co-Chairman '57-'5B: Hi-Y: Tri-Hi- Y Council, Vice President: Homeroom Club, Chaplain '57-'58. DOROTHY DAVIS Commercial Club: Sophomore Nut Club: Glee Club: Alpha Phi Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Girls' Club. JOHN DUNBAR Baseball, L Club '56-'57, '57-'58, Inter-Club Council, Stars L Bars, Sports Editor '57-'58, Boys' State Delegate '56- '57, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Sec- retary '57-'58, Alternate Section Repre- sentative '57-'58. MARY EVELYN ElLAND D. O, Club, Senior Girls' Club. JAN ELLIOTT Alternate Section Representative '55- '56, Choral-ees, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms '55-'56, Cor- responding Secretary '56-'57, Reporter '57-'58, Scabbard, Co-Editor of Sopho- more Pictures '56-'57, Editor of Typing Stoll '57-'58, Commercial Club, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Stars Gi Bars. ANDREW JUDSON FARLEY Band, Band Officer '56-'57, Music Ap- preciation Club, Band Manager '57-'58 SARAH FAYE DOUGLAS Scubbard, Assistant Editor '56-'57, '57- '5B, Activities Editor '57-'58, Business Staff '56-'57, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Zeta Tri- Hi-Y, President '57-'58, Alternate Sec- tion Representotive '57-'53, Glee Club, Inter-Club Council, F. H. A., Secretary '56-'57, President '57-'58, Senior Girls' Club, SONDRA EILAND Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '55- '56, Commercial Club, Mixed Chorus, Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer '56- '57, Senior Girls' Club, Lee Tri-Hi-Y, Homeraorn Club, Attendance Officer '57-'58, JA NESSE EVANS Commercial Club, D. O, Club, Senior Girls' Club, Homeroom Club, Devo- tional Chairman. J it l36l JOHN M. FONTAINE JACQUELINE DOWDELL Band, Beta Tri-Hi-Y '56-'57, Music Ap- preciation Club, Physical Education Club, Homeroom Club Reporter, Dixie Rebel Tri-Hi-Y '55-'56, Sophomore Nut Club. CARLA JEAN DUNN Dramatics Club, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Phy- sical Ed, Club, Commercial Club, Senior Girls' Club, MARY ANN FAULKNER Sweetheart of Lee Hi-Y, Secretary ol Hameroom Club, F. H. A., Zeta Tri-Hi- Y, Senior Girls' Club, Auburn, Cheer- leader, Beauty '56-'57, Editor of School Paper '56-'57, Secretary of Sophomore Class '55, Halloween Queen '55, F. F. A., Sweetheart '55, Pep Club, A Club, Girls' State '57. RUTH ELAINE FORSYTHE Lee: Stars Sr Bars, Business Staff '57- '58, Sccbbard, Activities Stott '57-'58, Senior Girls' Club, Homeroom Club, Reporter '57-'58, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Physics Club, Ensley: President of Sophomore Class Room '55-'56, Yellow Jacket Staff '55-'56, Assistant Business Manager '55- '56, Marshal, Y-Teens, Student Govern- ment Council '55-'56, Lee: Sccbbard Staff, Stars 8. Bars Staff, BILL EOXWORTH Sports Club, Spanish Club. FRED L. GAMBLE Band, lst Lieutenant '56-'57, Vice Presi- dent and Business Manager '57-'58, Confederate Hi-Y, Secretary '56-'57, Vice President '57-'58, Radio Club, Vice President '56-'57, Physics Club, Music Appreciation Club, Southernaires. ROBERT PHILLIP FREE National Honor Society, President '55- '56, Latin Club, Radio Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Vice President, Sophomore Class, President '55-56, Student Council '55-'56 iGreenvillel. im .53 LARRY GAUNTT Commercial Club, D. O. Club, Vice President '55-'56, Homeroom Club, Art Club. S CAROLYN IRENE GIDEONS Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President '56-'57, President '57-'58, Library Club, F. H. A. Club, Vice President '56-'57, Latin Club, Youth Legislature, Junior Class Vice President, French Club, Student Council, Secretory '57-'58, Scabbard Staff, Se- nior Captions Editor, Favorite '57-'58, Who's Who '57-'58, Senior Girls' Club, President. JACKIE GIRDNER Biology Club, Spanish Club. CAROLYN GILBERT French Club, Alpha Omega Phi Tri Hi-Y, D. O. Club, Pictures Staff '57-'58 ANN CARROLL GOLSON Spanish Club, Glee Club, Choral-ees, Zeta Tri-Hi'Y, F. H. A. RICKY GOODVVYN Band, Feature Twirler '56-'57, '57-'55, Latin Club, Junior Red Cross, Vice President '55-'56, President '56-'57, Member-At-Large '57-'58, Spanish Club, Music Appreciation Club, Radio Club. MARY RUTH oooosorsi qi , Senior Girls' Club, Dixie Debs Tri-Hi-Y ' ' 3 K 1, Autauga County High, F. H. A., Phy- sical Ed. Club. I X . F K ..:..... -P .1 K. ELIZABETH GRANT BERRY LEE GRAY Spanish Club, Recording Secretary '55- Lanier: Band. Lee, Vice President '56, Library Club, Latin Club, Counsul Dixie Clef Hi-Y, Southernaires, All-State '57-'58, Scribe '56-'57, Alternate Sec- Band, White Band. tion Representative, Feature Stoll, Stars 8- Bars '57-'58, Who's Who '57-'5B. l37l PATRICIA ANN GREEN Senior Girls' Club. Alex City: Future Home-makers of America, Beta Club, Office Staff. GLORIA GREGORY Glee Club, Choral-ees, Ensemble, Gamma Phi Omego Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '55-'56, Vice President '57-'58, Student Council Alternate '56-'57, Chemistry Club, Senior Girls' Club, Stars 8- Bars, Home Room, Vice President. PEGGY YVONNE HALE Vice President, Sophomore Class '55- '56, Inter-Club Council Representative, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Secretary, Choral-ees '57-'58, DARLEEN HALL Glee Club, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dent '57-'58, Commercial Club, Senior Girls' Club, .1 X sv gf Eff Y? GLORIA GRIZZLE Glee Club, Stars Bi Bars, Advertising Manager, Commercial Club, Scabbcrd, Assistant Business Manager ANN HALL Latin Club, Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Girls' Club, Dramatics Club. 5 YVONNE GRAY Q Spanish Club, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Maiorette '56, Senior Girls' Club. NORMAN REX SAM GREEN Leader's Club, Latin Club, Dance Club, Spanish Club, Track, Sports Club, Lee Hi-Y. JERRY GREER Music Appreciation Club, Treasurer, Band, All-State Band, Confederate Hi-Y. F MARY ELOISE HALL Choral-ees, Lee Tri-Hi-Y, Future Home- malcers of America, Parliamentarian '56-'57, Secretary '57-'58, Homeroom Club, President, Beta Zeta Hi-Y, Sweet- heart '55-'56. 38 JOE HALL if Sports Club, Hobby Club, Commercial Club, Lee Hi-Y, Football, L Clu '57-'58. BILL HAMMETT Band, Southernaires, All-State Band, Confederate Hi-Y, Vice President, Music Appreciation Club, Band Captain '57- '58, Who's Who '57-'5B. PAT HANCOCK Polytechnic High: Sophomore Council '55-'56: R. O. T. C. Sponsor '56-'57: Junior Council '56-'57, Tri-Hi-Y, Treas- urer '56-'57. Lee: Senior Girls' Club: Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y. ED HARDIN Sophomore Class President '55-'56: Beauty '55-'56, '56-'57, '57-'58: French Club, President '56-'57: L Club, Pres- ident '57-'58: Football: Scabburd, Humor Staff: Basketball: Sweetheart of Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '57-'58: Physics Club: Vice President, Lee Hi-Y '57-'58: Youth Legislature: Wha's Who '57-'58. BETTY JEAN HANSON Senior Girls' Club: Commercial Club: Library Club, ANN HARRIS Maiorette '57-258: Commercial Club, Reporter: Nut Club: Dance Club: Glee Club: Section Representative: F. H. A.: Senior Girls' Club: Lee Tri-Hi-Y: Scob- bard Staff. PEGGY JOYCE HARRISON Senior Girls' Club: Commercial Club: Moiorette '56-'57: Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, President '55-'56: Glee Club '56-'57. BETTY ANN HAYES Glee Club: Who's Who '56-'57, '57-'58: Stars 8. Bars Staff: Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Girls' Club: Home Economics Club: Library Club: Com- mercial Club: Scabbard Staff. LOUISE HAYNES D. O. Club: Student Council Represen- tative: Lee-Tri-Hi-Y. l39I DOROTHY HARRISON Glee Club: Commercial Club: Senior Girls' Club. X Y 5 ,Ines MARTHA REYNOLDS HARDY Y-Teens, Delegate to Southeastern Con- vention '55 56: Inspiration Club Pro- gram Chairman: Chaplain Carousel Y- Teens '56-'57: Latin Club Junior Aedile '56-'57: Senior Aedile '57-'58: Scub- bard Staff: Senior Girls' Club: Zeta Tri-Hi-Y: Programettes: Glee Club: Stars 8. Bars, Advertising Manager. PATRICIA HARRIS Commercial Club: Physical Ed. Club: Dance Club: Secretary, Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y: Girls' Basketball: Y-Teens: Senior Girls' Club. JOHN HARRISON Band: Music Appreciation Club. SAM HAY Band: Confederate Hi-Y: Radio Club: Music Appreciation Club. 31 unjflfw WM' ll . LINDA HENLEY Commercial Club, D. O. Clubg Alternate Section Representative '56-'57g Lee Tri- Hi-Y, Chaplain '57-'58g Senior Girls' Club. PAT HERRING Spanish Clubg Physical Education Club, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club, Future Homemolcers Club: Rainbow Girlsg Y-Teensg Girls' Basket- ball Tearng Dance Club. PAUL B. HOENE, JR. Hi-Yi Glee Club: Choral-eesg Sports Clubg Spanish Clubg Radio Club, Con- federate Hi-Yg Chemistry Club. BILL HOLLAND Gamma Hi-Y '55-'56g Confederate Hi-Y '56-'57, '57-'5Bg Junior Nut Club, Art Club. sf JIMMY HENDERSON PATRICIA ANN HESTER Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg Lee Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Stars B- Bars, Feature Staff, Senior Girls' Clubg Future Homemakers Clubg Y-Teens. SUE HOGG Epsilon Tri-Hi-Yi P. E. Clubg Commercial Club, Senior Girls' Clubg Music Appre- ciation Clubp Junior Nut Club. LES HENDERSON Sports Clubg Baseball: D. O. Club, L Club: Lee Hi-Y. DELORIS HERNDON Student Council Representativef Com- mercial Clubg Lee Tri-Hi-Y: Junior Nut Club, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club: Dramatics Club: Glee Club. I CARL HOPSON L Club, Vice President '57-2585 Lee Hi-Y, Football, Co-Captain '57g Track. Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Sweet- heart '57-'58, Who's Who '56-'57-'58, Favorite '56-'57-'58. l40l JERRY HOLLIS Bandg Confederate Hi-Y: Spanish Club: Music Appreciation Club: Southernairesf Alternate Section Representative '57-'58. VIOLA HUDSON Scabbard Staff: Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary '55-'56g Glee Club, Inspirational Club, President '56-'57g Senior Girls' Club: Commercial Club, Secretory '57-'58g Rainbow Girls. ROBERT V. IGLEHEART Lee Hi-Y, Chaplain '57-'58, Football, Basketball, Inter-Club Council '57-'58, Hi-Y Council '57-'58, Sports Club, Chemistry Club. JUDI JARRARD Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-ah Arms: French Club, Secretary '56-'57, Art Editor, Stars 81 Bars '57-'58, Art Staff, Scabbard, D. O. Club, Hostess, Youth Legislature. JIMMIE JOHNSTON Dramatics Club '55-'58, Public Speak- ing '57-'58. RICHARD JORDAN Letter Club, Football, Student Council. JOYCE JACKSON Library Club, Vice President '55-'56, President '56-'57, Flagbearer, Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y '56-'57, Lee Tri-Hi-Y '57-'58, Homeroom Club, Secretary '57- '58, Senior Girls' Club. PATSY JINRIGHT Commercial Club, Inspiration Club, Vice President '56-'57, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club. JO ANN JOHNSON Flagbearer, Beauty '55-'56, General- ettes '55-'56, Student Council Repre, sentative, Dixie Rebel Tri-Hi-Y '55-'56,-, Treasurer, Spanish Club 156157, Radio Club, Lee Tri-Hi-Y, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls Club, Hostess, Home- room Club. ELLEN KELDORPH Co-Editor, Stars 8- Bars, Associate Edi- tor, Advertising Manager, Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer '56-'57, Senior Attendant to Miss Lee High, Homeroom Club, President, Teen Topic Reporter from Lee High 257158, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President '55- '56, President '56-'57, Dramatics Club, President '56-'57, Girls' State '57-'58, Who's Who '56-'57-'58, Library Club, President '55-'56, Favorite '57-'58, LYNNE JACKSON Stars 81 Bars, Feature Staff, Scubbard, Humor Stott, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y Council. GRACE JOHNSON Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Radio Club. South Dade High School, Dolphin Club, Dolphin Club Instructor. Lee, Lee Tri- Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club, Glee Club. RAMONA JOHNSON Secretary, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi- Y, Choral-ees, Secretary, Glee Club, News Editor, Stars 8. Bars, Commercial Club, Student Council Representative, Scabburd Staff. LARRY JONES Glee Club, Choral-ees, Band, Scubbard Staff, Co-Editor of Activities '56-'57, Distribution Manager '57-'58, Typing Staff, Dance Band. if GEORGE KENNEDY DOROTHY KILGORE Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Physical Ed. Clubg Senior Girls' Club. Commer- cial Club, Home room Club, Vice Presi- dent: Girls' Basketball, Girls' Softball, Girls' Valley Ball, Dance Club. JACK KNIGHT Lee Kappa Hi-Y, Confederate Hi-Y, '56-'57 Scabbard Staff, Sports Co-Edi- tor: '57-'58 Scobbard Staff, Sports Edi- tor, Sports Club. LOGAN KRATZER Bond, Music Appreciation, Physics Club. WAYNE KINDRED Band, Dixie Clef Hi-Y: Confederate Hi- Y, Music Appreciation Club, Physics Club, Track. FRANCES LENA KOSSEFIS Hobbies Club, Senior Girls' Clubg Horneroom Club. I42l BILLY KEMP Lanier: F. F. A. Lee: Sports Club, Library Club. STOVALL KENDRICK Latin Club, Alternate Section Repre- sentative: Bandg Southernaires, Music Appreciation Club, Physics Club, Home- room Club, President. ALICE ANN KERBY Commercial Club, Dromotics Club: Zeta Tri-Hi-Yg Physical Ed. Club: Glee Clubg '57-'58 Historian, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club. R EBECCA LAMBE RT Section Representativeg Beauty '56-'57, '57-'58, Confederate Hi-Y Sweetheartg Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Dromatics Club, Vice President, Student Council, President, Inter-Club Council Commer- cial Clubg Senior Girls' Clubf Glee Club. JACKIE LANCASTER ROBERT T. LAND Senior Girls' Club: Home Ec. Club, Lee Kappa Hi-Y, Nut Club, Lee Hi-Y, Commercial Club: Lee Tri-Hi-Y. Football, Wrestling: Sports Club, Dixie Devils Hi-Y. BARBARA LANEY MARTHA ANN LAWRENCE Bandg Commercial Clubg Music Appre- Senior Girls' Clubg Glee Club. ciation Club: Senior Girls' Club: Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Homeroom Club, Secretary '57-'58 DENNIS E. LINDSEY HARRIET LONG Section Representative, Spanish Club, Treasurer '54-'55, Vice-President '56- '57g Lee Tri-Hi-Y, President '57-'58f Senior Girls' Club: Girls' State '57-'58- Physics Club, Who's Who '57-'5Bg Scabbard, Junior Picture Staff '57-'58- Carousel Y-Teens, Stars 8. Bars Staff Feature Editor '57-'58, Physical Educa- tion Club. 1 ELLEN MCINNIS Glee Clubp Scabbard Staff, Stars 8- Bars Stattg Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club Consul '57-'58p Senior Girls' Club- I Homeroom Club, President '57-'58, Y- Teens: Music Appreciation Club: Sec- tion Representativeg Who's Who '57-'58, BEVERLY MCKENZIE Y Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Sargcant-at-Arms '55- A' 565 Commercial Club, Senior Girls' Clubg Hobby Clubg Glee Club. MICKEY LISENBY Bandg Southernuiresg Confederate Hi- Yi All-State Band '56-'57, '57-'58, Music Appreciation Club, Secretary '57-'58, BETTY LOGAN Senior Captions, Co-Editor, Senior Pic- tures Editorg Senior Girls' Club, Zeta Tri-Hi-Yg Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Inspiration Club, Scabbard Staff '56-'57, '57-'58g Archery Team. eye T I 43 1 K-x ii i., E. rev V - iv P' i Il ELBERT LINGO Chemistry Club, Lee Hi-Yg Drum Maior ' '56-'57-'58, Bandg All-State Band, Who's Who '57-58: Music Appreciation Clubf Student Council Representative, Co- Editor of the Stars Bi Bars: Homeroom Club, President '57-'58. JEAN LITTLE Alternate Section Representative, Dance Clubg Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, President '56-'57g Girls' Basketball Team: Girls Softball Team, Girls' Valley Ball Team Physical Education Clubg Senior Girls Club, Library Club, Senior Commercial Club, Treasurer '57-'58p Scabbarcl Typ ing Stall. CAROLE LONG Commercial Club: Glee Clubg Gamma Tri-Hi-Yg Senior Girls' Clubg Who's Who '56-'57g '57-'58g Junior Attendant '56- '57g Nut Clubp Beauty '56-'57-'58, EARLlNE LUCKIE Senior Girls' Clubp D, O. Club, Treas- urer '57-'58, Commercial Club: Seab- bard Staff, X Qr DONALD MCLENDON Bandg Music Appreciation Club: Lyre Club '55g Confederate Hi-Y. DAN MARION JUNE MARTIN Glee Clubg Inspiration Clubg Senior Girls' Club. WINSTON MAXWELL Confederate Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms: Radio Club, Sargeant-at-Arms, Presi- dent '56-'.57g Bandg Music Appreciation Club, BETTY McKIM Library Club, Physical Education Club, Commercial Club, Dixie Rebel Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Club, Lee Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y Councilg Future Homemalcers of Amer' icag Homeroom Inspector, Scabbard Staff. Lanier: '55-'56p Marshals Club, Blue B. White, News Staff, Beta Tri- Hi-Y. SYLVIA MARSH Latin Club, Stars 8. Bars, Feature Staff, French Club, Y-Teens Scabbard, Activi- ties Staffp Glee Clubg Future Teachers, President '57-2585 Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, LEWIS MARTIN Band, Confederate Hi-Y, French Club, President '57-'58, .ax T441 OLIVIA MCKIM Band: Commercial Clubg Music Appre- ciation Club, Distribution Staff, Scob- bordy Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, FRED MCMURTREY Sports Club: Nut Club. CAROLYN SUE MEHEARG Flagbearer '57-'58g Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Yg Carousel Y-Teens, Treasurer '56-'57g Library Club,Secretary-Treasurer '57f'5Bp Inter-Club Council Representa- tive, Glee Clubp Senior Girls' Club: French Club: Latin Club. BETTY JEAN METCALF ELIZABETH RUTH MELTON Senior Girls' Club, F. H. A4 Commer- F. H. A4 Spanish Clubg Senior Girls' cial Club: Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Music Club, Stars Bi Bars Staff '57-'58, Zeta Appreciation Club. Tri-Hi-Y, Inter-Club Council '57-'58. Nl Ji L MARY LOUISE MILLS Choral-ees, Accompanist, Vice-President '57-'58, Glee Club, Accompanist, French Club, Devotional Chairman '57- '58, Girls' Ensemble, Accompanist, Scabbord Staff, Sophomore Pictures Editor '56-'57-'58, Youth Legislature '55- '56, Who's Who '55-'56, '57-'58, Home- room Club, President, Alternate Section Representative. DOROTHY JEAN MONCRIEF Home Economics Club, Future Teachers Club, Secretary '56-'57, Music Appre- ciation Club, Chemistry Club, Senior Girls Club, Homeroom Club, Glee Club, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y. MELBA LANELL MIMS Senior Girls' Club, Hobby Club, Vice- President '56-'57, Dixie Debs Tri-Hi-Y. Chilton County High School, Future Homemakers of America. JOSEPH ALAN NOLIN Band, Choral-ees, Glee Club, lnter- Club Council Representative, Public Speaking Club, President '58, Confed- erate Hi-Y, Who's Who '55-'56, Chem- istry Club, Physics Club, Scabbard '57, Co-Editor at Senior Pictures, Scabbard '58, Editor of Humor Staff, Business Staff, Alternate Student Council Rep- resentative. i t gl DAVID OSVVALT L. WAYNE OWEN ll Ban '!Coxnfederate Hi-Y, Spanish Club, D. O. Club. . f Musi Axpreciation Club, Chemis -ll i Club. . K, L Us k - V 1 N-dk N gm slqqcgl Ufxhxfb 'L ,Nag l 45 l xv- I t JOE PAUL MOORE Spanish Club. ettes '57-'58, Homeroom Club. BOBBY MOORE Football, Basketball, Babe Ruth Most Valuable Player Award, Blue League, Track, L Club '56-'57-'58, Reporter '57-'58, Lee Hi-Y, Physics Club. JOHN MORGAN Senior Class President, Scabbard Staff, Business Manager, Stars 81 Bars Staff, Lee Hi-Y, President '57-'58, Student Council, Sports Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, President '56-'57, Favorite '57-'58, Football SARAH MOSS RUTH LOUISE NIELSEN Commercial Club, Stars 8- Bars Staff, Commercial Club, Glee Club, D. O. Glee Club, inspiration Club, Program- Club. CHARLOTTE ODEN Scabbard, Business Staff, Commercial Club, Generalette Tri-Hi-Y, President, President's Club, D, O. Club, Reporter, Miss D. O. Club, Senior Girls' Club. ELAINE PARKER D. O. Club, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '55-'56, Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y '56-'57, French Club, Glee Club, Senior Girls Club. PATRICIA PARSON Commercial Club, Treasurer '56-'57, Senior Girls' Club, F. H, A. ROENA PERDUE Commercial Club, Student Council Rep- resentative '55-'56, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, D. O. Club, President '57-'58, Senior Girls' Club, Alternate '57-'58, LARRY PHILLIPS Football, Lee Hi-Y, Beauty '55-'56, '56- '57, '57-'58, Who's Who '56-'57, '57- '58, Section Representative. JIMMY PARK CLARE JO PARKER Lee Hi-Y, Football, Sports Club, Theta Tri-Hi-Y, F, H. A., Senior Girls' Chemistry Club, Dance Club, Nut Club, Club, Youth Legislature, Sccbbard. Leaders' Club, Physical Education Club, PAT PARKER Dramotics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Scabbard. Central High School of Commerce Physical Education CAROL LEE PATRICK H. A., Inspiration Club, Chaplain '56-'57p Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '57-'58, Glee Club, Senior Girls Club. GEORGE PHILLIPS Club .IANNETT PILGREEN Dance Club '55-'56, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus '55-'56, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Club, Inter-Club Council '56-'57, Stars Si Bars, Business Staff '57-'58, Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y '56-'57, l46I MARY SUELLEN PHILLIPS Tuskegee High School: Beta Club '57, F. H. A., 4-H Club County Reporter, 4-H Club '55-'57, Speech Club, Dra- matics Club, Library Club. Lee: Senior Girls' Club, F. H. A. ROBERT EARLE PINSON JEAN PIPPIN RODNEY POWELL F. H. A., Vice President '55f'56g Glee Band '55-'56, '56-'57g Radio Clubg Clubg Inter-Club Council '57-'58, Scab- Chemistry Club, Music Appreciation bard, Humor Staff '57-'58g Gamma Phi Club, Stars 81 Bars, Photographer '55- ' ' ' '56 Omega Tri-Hi-Yg Senior Girls Club. PATSY PRATER Commercial Clubg Inspiration Club '57- '58g Glee Club '56-'57. G? ,g s JO ANN RHODES Senior Girls' Club: Commercial Clubg Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y 355156, Lee Tri-Hi-Y. JAMES ROBINSON JOHN HERBERT RODGERS Bondi Music Appreciation Club, Lyre Lanier: R. O. T. C '54-'55. Lee: Club. Chemistry Club. if MARY ANN PUGH Miss Lee High '57-'58, Who's Who, Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader '57-'58, French Club, Vice President '56-'57p Section Representative, Feature Staff Stars 8. Bars: Feature Editor, Scabbarclg Attendant to Mardi Gras Queen '55-'56, Mardi Gras Queen '57-'58, Attendant to Miss Lee High '55-'56, Physical Edu- cation Club, Secretaryp Home Economics Club: Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Sweetheart L Club, Beauty '56-'57, '57-'58g Favorite '55-'56. PAT RASCO Commercial Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Glee Clubg Gamma Phi Omega Tri-HifY, JUDY PRITCHETT Choral-ees, Girls' Ensembleg Glee Club: Latin Club '55-'56p French Club '56-C575 '57-'58g Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, President '57-'58, Chaplain '55-'56g Stars 81 Bars: Scabbard, Faculty Editor '57-'58, Vice-President, Senior Class. WILLIAM F. OUILLIN Spanish Club, Physics Club. '70 mymfmha Jw eva lid bw flaw i 184417 fwlzefmfw X ' fm, man PEGGY ANN REA Home Economics Club, Historian, Com- mercial Clubg Senior Girls' Clubp Scab- bard Staff: Stars 8- Bars Stall: Glee Clubg Youth Legislature: Radio Clubg Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y. SHELBY ANN RICE Senior Girls' Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg Dixie Debs. l47l JUANITA RUSHING KITTY SALTER Cheerleader, Lee TriAHi-Y, Secretary '57-'58g Section Representativeg Com mercial Clubp Physical Education Club, President '56-'57, Senior Girls' Club, Glee Club, Scabburd Staff, Honierooni Club, President '57-'58, Favoiile '57-'58, Who's Who '57-'58. LARRY SANDERS Footballg Troclcg Baslxetballg Student Councilg L Clubg Spanish Clubg Phy- sics Club, Lee Hi-Yg Who's Wlio. DENNIS SAVVYER KENNETH SANDERS KAY SANDERSON Recording Secretary of Spanish Club '56-'57p Secretary of Horneroom Club '57-'58g Secretary of Senior Girl's Club '57'58f F. H. A., Head Maiorette '57- '58, Feature Staff of Scobburd '57-'58, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Corres- ponding Secretary, Inter-Club Council Representative '56-'57, Beauty '57-'58g Stars 8- Bars. l48l ALLEN RUPPENTHAL EDDIE RUSH ' Physics Club, Sports Club. 'x , IL L fifl Qvf, rf! nf Lf 'iff 'I Jw I V is, XL V A f USHTON Le Hi-Y-I orts Club, Foot al Trackg Sopho e Nut Club, Doc Clul, Swee art af Ze 'Y 57.15 I Biology Club DONALD DUUGLAS SELLERS L Club '56-'57-'58, Baseball: Foot ball Manager '57-'5Bg Lee Hi-Yg Band Basketball, Who's Who '57 55. B J. T. SESSIONS MARY RUTH SHAVER Chemistry Clubg Inter-Club Councilg Drcirnatics Club, Vice-President '57-'5Bg Biology Club. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Radio Club, Student Council, Alternate Representative '57- '58, HENRY SHEPHERD Glee Club, Choral-ees, Latin Club, Beta Zeta HIFY. MARGARET ALICE SIDARIS French Club, Glee Club, Future Home- malcers ot America, Senior Girls' Club, Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Presi- dent. PATRICIA ANN SHORT Glee Club, Future Homemakers of America, Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Inspirational Club, Senior Girls' Club, Scabbard Staff, Inter-Club Council, Tri' Hi-Y and Hi-Y Council, Dixie Debs Tri- Hi-Y, Pragramette. 1 W W sa S X . X X T A X PATRICIA ANN SKIPPIER Gamma Phi Omega TriYHi-Y, Dance Club, Physical Ed. Club, Senior Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Basket- ball, Volley Ball and Softball, Library Club, Scabbard Stall, Y-Teens. CARL SMITH Latin Club, Sports Club, D. O. Club, Vice-President, Section Representative, JUNE SMITH Art Club. PAUL M, SMITH ANDREW H. SNEED Beta Zeta Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Physics Band, Spanish Club, Physics Club, Music Club. Appreciation Club, Beta Zeta HiAY, Sec- retary '55-'56, Confederate Hi-Y, Al- ternate Section Representative. i491 ' JAMES KENNETH SIMPSON Band, Biology Club, Southernaires, Chemistry Club, Music Appreciation Club, Band, Student Director. ANN ROBERTS SMALL Choralfees, Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble, French Club, Latin Club, Girls' State, Governor, Gamma- Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Who's Who, Sccbbard StafT, Assistant Editor '56-'57, Scabbard, Editor-in-Chief '57-'58, .IUDSON SMITH Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Lee Hi-Y, Student Council, L Club, Secretary- Treasurer Sophomore Class, Junior Class and Senior Class. MARTHA LEIGH SMITH Commercial Club, Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '57-'58, Glee Club, Sophomore Nut Club, Senior Girls' Club, Student Council, Chaplain '57-'58, Section Representative, Scobbard Staff. BOBBI STANDRIDGE Lee: Physical Education Club, Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y: Commercial Clubg Senior Girls' Club. Rainbow Girls. Lanier. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Tennis Club. Mar- shalls Club, Y-Teens, Alternate Section Representative. JOHN STARR, JR. Latin Clubg Physics Club. FRED A. STEARNS Spanish Clubg Physics Club, President '57-'58. Q SANDRA STEPHENS D. O. Club: Dramatics Clubg Radio Clubg Music Appreciation Club, Com- mercial Clubg Senior Girls' Club. il NAOMI snioisia WESLEY SPEAR Q Alpha Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y, Radio Clubg Chemistry Club. Lee Hi-Yg Stars 8- Barsg Glee Club. Spanish Club. Gamma Phi Physics Clubg Student Council Repre- Omega Tri-Hi-Yg Senior Girls' Club DOROTHY STEARNS Lee Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeantfat-Armsg Scob- bard Staff, Maiorette '56-'57g Beauty '56-'57p F. H. A., Senior Girls' Club. Glee Club, Sweetheart at Confederate Hi-Y '56-'57. 'J Dance DORIS STEPHENS Clubg Commercial Clubg D. O. Club, Senior Girls' Club. sentatiye. JUDITH LEE STANFIELD Choral-eesg Glee Club. Girls' Ensemble, F. H. A.g Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y, 1 Vice-President '56-'57, Senior Girls Clubg Stars 8. Bars: Scabbard Staff, 5 t My 'l NANCY Jo swirr D. O. Club: Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Historian, Secretary '57-'58, Senior Girls' Club, Physical Education Club. E501 JERRY STEWART Football. JUDY SWILLEY Spanish Club, inter-Club Cauncilf Music Appreciationg Glee Clubp Zeta Tri-Hi-Y: Alternate Section Representative, F. H. A., Stars 5 Barsp Senior Girls' Club. JUDITH ANN TAFT Physical Education Club, F. Senior Girls' Club. FRANCES TATUM Majorette '56-'57, Beauty '55-'56, Gras Queen Attendant, French Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Club, Inter-Club Council, Gamm Omega Tri-Hi-Y, F. H. A., Senior Club, Scabbard Staff, Rainbow H.A Mardi Club, Radio a Phi Girls' Girls. s BARBARA TANKERSLEY Opelika, Future Teachers of America F. H. A., Future Nurses of America Junior Achievement Year, Library Club, Music Appreciation Club, Glee Club Bowling Club. Lee, Homeroom Club Hostess, WAYNE TRAYLOR D. o. Club '56-'57,'58. CECIL TUCKER L Club '55-'56-'57, Basketball, Sec- tion Representative. BILLY THAMES Beta Zeta Hi-Y, President '56-'57 Chemistry Club, Treasurer '56-'57 Homeroom Club, Vice-President '57-'58 Physics Club. ANN TAYLOR Glee Club, Inspiration Club. ALBERT THOMPSON D, O. Club, Sports Club, Homeroom Club, Reporter. RAY THRASH GLENDA DARE TOWNSEND Football Manager '55-'56, Letter Club F. H. A., Historian, Spanish Club, Glee '55-'56, Sports Club. Club, Senior Girls' Club, Epsilon Tri- Hi-Y. as ., X 1' Q C .r,, 3i K Qs: ff' .Q 1 5 JOAN TROGLEN Commercial Club, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, D. O. Club, Senior Girls' Club. BARRY WAYNE VINES Radio Club, Alternate Section Repre- sentative, French Club, Vice-President, Scabbard, Assistant Business Manager, Confederate Hi-Y, Choral-ees, Music Appreciation Club, Band, lst Lieuten- ant, Who's Who '57-'58. l-511 RONNY WAITES Beta Zeta HI-Y '56-'57, Lee Hi-Y '57-'58, Physics Club, Nut Club, Homeroom Club, Attendance Officer '57-'58, JUDY WATTS Commercial Club, D, O. Club, Senior Girls' Club. MARIE WESTON Commercial Club, Nut Club, Girls' Physical Education Club, Senior Girls' Club, Dixie Debs Trihl-Ii-Y, PATRICIA WHITE Commercial Club, Glee Club, Sopho- more Nut Club, Senior Girls' Club, JIMMY VINSON Lee Hi-Y, Latin Club, Sports Club, H . Hi Music Appreciation Club. . N 5 'F' ,- Us .1 I X t ,R DARRON WEBB Band, Southernaires, Spanish Club, Physics Club, Sargeant-at-Arms '57-'58, ALLISON WHETSTONE' Glee Club, French Club, D. O. Club, Second-Vice President, State D. O. GERI WHITNEY Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, Radio Club, D. O. Club, Senior Girls' Club. l 52 I ALICE FAYE WADSWORTH Dixie Rebel Tri-Hi-Y, Nut Club, Music Appreciation Club, Senior Girls Club, Commercial Club, Band, Dance Club. ROBERT EARL WARD Band, Spanish Club, Confederate Hi Y, Section Representative, Music Ap preciation Club. k CAROLYN WHITESIDE Dixie Debs Tri-Hi-Y, President '57-'58, Senior Girls' Club, Sccbburd Staff, Activities, Future Hamemokers of Ameri- ca, Girls' Physical Education Club, Dance Club, Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer '55-'56, Programettes, Trie Hi-Y and Hi-Y Council '57-'58. JOYCE WILLIAMS Maiorette '57-'58, Senior Girls' Club, Lee Tri-Hi-Y '57-'58, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Alpha Tri- Hi-Y '55-'56, Music Appreciation Club, Dance Club, Student Council Repre- sentative, SONJIA WILLIAMS Commercial Club, Dance Club, D, O. Club, Secretary '57-'58, Scabburd Staff, Senior Girls' Club, Harneroom Club, Vice-President '57-'58, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Sargeant-at-Arms '57-'58. ALAN WILSON ee Hi-Y, L Club, Basketball, Base- ball. WM. COLEMAN WILLIAMSON Beta Zeta Hi-Y, Sports Club, Physics Club. GARY L. YOUNGS Radio Club, Spanish Club, Homeroam Club, Inspector '57-'58, Shattuck High School, Ski Club, Best Drilled Platoon, Best Drilled Company, Flag Campony. i531 JERRY WOOD Student Council Representative, D. O. Club, Treasurer '56-'57, Junior Nut ub, Alternate Mr, D. O. '56-'57, Commercial Club, Wrestling Team. JAMES LEE VVOODRUFF ANNE WOODS Latin Club, D. O. Club. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Homeroom Club, Secretary '57-'58, Music Appre- ciation Club, Senior Girls' Club. FRED WOOLARD EARL YOUNG Radio Club, Music Appreciation Club, Physics Club, Track, L Club, Con Physics Club, Band, Section Represen- tederate Hi-Y. tative, All-State Bancl '56-'57. qufvcs iI6i?5:il1' waxhncg ., 1 :W 1.4, 54 Q I rf M jx,xX4?' Q. , f..,m ,C' i yjxnf vb. - ' x . Qivl .XX nf, ami' vu' f 'gf 1 X . -15 3' ' il A-.L X1 X ,4 .. 7 g':r:A ' xX f 1 f,,,9i ', 'X. .ana ucv' K . af 1 'fu ' ' fs- 2 in . - W ,lv IIN, 1 -ua' Lil I Lf' f l Q' mm -,W -wi V 3 X vf . Ant New wa -nw X, H-f ,' gg 16 -'Cx f Mn .H A, . DALE MARTIN . Vice-President ARTHUR ARNOLD . , President CAROLYN TAYLOR Secretary-Treasurer MISS JOANNA BREEDLOVE Sponsor MR. ELMORE HALL ...,. Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS MESSAGE The members of ihe Junior Class ol l958 feel thai we have had ci great pciri in upholding the high standards of Lee High in our Two years of school life. We are proud to have been able To pariicipate in the many wonderful ciciivifies. We have iaken part in many of The sports, for we have had excellent aihleies as our representatives. We have helped plan and have attended many school dances as well os other siudent aciiviiios. Many ol our members helped publish The Scobbard and ihe Stars Ancl Bars. We sincerely hope that we may improve and that we may sei as inspiring an example for our followers as our predecessors have sei for us. l56l :pn First Row: Max Baker, Jesse King, Blanche Waters, Shirley McGuff, Barbara Tankersley, Sandra Wil- liams, Pat Gist, Jeannette Mott . . . Second Row: Rayman Bodiford, Rufus Foster, David Bruner, Ed Mixon, Mike Highland, Jack Gaulden, Edgar Sentell, Dale Martin . . . Third Row: Allen Burlingame, Kenneth Hammett, Jack Bowick, Haynes Gideons, Don Worthington, Bobby Shiflett, Dale Davidson Mickey McKnight, Bart Kennedy. 1 JUNIORS First Row: Jeanette Capell, Veteria Hester, Glenda Franklin, Carolyn Taylor, Elois Peterson, Zada Purcell, Bette Anne Ozier, Nancy Armstrong , . . Second Row: Charlotte Hopkins, Perry Tankersley, Judy Dowling, Dutchie Sellers, Connie Cooper, Betty Crysel, Carol Endress, Linda Burrows . . , Third Row: Don McEnery, Buddy Tracy, Steve McGuire, Louis Surles, Cecil Tucker, Charles Bloodworth, Douglas Stephens, Charles Love, James Nored. .th First Row: Patsy Thackston, Mary Ethel Caldwell, Joyce Weldon, Patricia Gray, Patt Mallory, Ann Cox, Laura Holmes, Nan Mercer . . . Second Row: Sandra Hogg, Sandra Guy, Judy McCutchin, Connie Helms, Sable Spivey, Margaret Bryant, Marilyn Black, Kathy Lenahan . . . Third Row: Peggy Watson, Shirlee Carmack, Carolyn Tatum, Judy Johnson, Larry Beverly, Jimmy Byrd, Jimbo Wallace, Ronny McPherson, Billy McGehee. JUNIORS First Row: Jay Sanders, Sara Ann Sansom, Betty Ann Smith, Judy Harbin, Betty Wilson, Mary Kate McNeese, Dennis Duff, Roy Allen . . , Second Row: Jerry Grantham, Ted Payne, Jerry Moreland, Conrad Stacks, Billy Watson . . , Third Row: Terrell Parrish, Johnny Brock, Tad Bowman, Dick Bond, Robert Darnell, Joe Lansford, James Parker, James Owen, David Smith. First Row: Linda Rowe, Claire Lewis, Dorothy Tillery, Renova Wright, Glinda Summerlin, Carole VVinston, Helen Mathis, Anita Hatchett . . . Second Row: Toni Jeftcoat, Carolyn Clark, Patsy Phillips, Helen Owen, Juanita Carpenter, Barbara Taylor, Justeen Cook . , . Third Row: Jean Turnipseed, Pat Scott, Jerry Weldon, Jo Ann Weldon, Dy Anne Cook, Patsy Spears, Annette Kennedy, Margaret Holly, Janice Nunnally, Mary Joyce Johnston JUNIORS First Row: Mary VVright, Kathryn McWhorter, Mary Pugh, Mary Ann Vickers, Brenda Carlisle, Janice Cox, Ann Gray, Margie Ingram, Joan Ditfly , . . Second Row: Linda Cooper, Carolyn Gilliland, Carol Muse, Gwyn Herring, Patsy Tidmore, Virginia lnzer, Ann Kosselis, Gayle Lansford . . . Third Row: Lynda Adams, Dan Lucas, Clint Allen, John Switzer, Raymond Boles, Tommy Adams, David Rushing, Richard Westort. g,rv 'il' First Row: June Guy, Theoncy Pasvantis, Barbara Chambless, Margaret Ann Parker, Judy Stansell, Louise Baker, Bonnie Pitts, Jane Hall, Camille Jordan . , , Second Row: Sandra Peeples, Alice Free- man, Comer Wilson, Norman Dennis, Ken Pouncey, Howard Harper, Sammy Devenport , . . Third Row: Judy Busick, Nell Rushton, Pattie Story, Mavis Barkley, Vickie Sidaris, Charles Sconyers, Jerry Brock, Robbie Eubanks, Allan Williams. JUNIORS First Row: Jane Donegan, Carol Caldwell, De lila Daniel, Reed Crump, Judy Brantley, Gail Wilson, Vivian Suhr, Emily Johnson, Patsy Morgan . , . Second Row: Henrie Brochmann, Judy Butler, Betty Wackym, Linda Teague, Neil Conger, Ken Andrews, Ben Chen . . . Third Row: Donnie Tucker, Jerry Kyser, Kent Kelso, Ronnie Eads, Wesley Jackson, Tom Davis, Burton Marsh, Errol Vick, Larry Waites. First Row: Edward Sebanc, John Downey, Luther Crabb, Sharon Smoot, Joan Krechel, Gregg Guthrie, Clive Sansom, Albert Crumley , . . Second Row: Charlie VVilliamson, Poolcie Arnold, Johnny Rush- ton, Jimmy Ledbetter, Don Leavell, Franklin Thrailkill, Ralph Black, Bill Pierson . . . Third Row: Bo Fpperson, Thomas Eason, Harvey Jones, Albert Tarica, Billy Bryant, Fred Enslen, Billy Cowan, Glenn Scott, Lamar May. JUNIORS First Row: Linda Jordan, Sandra Persons, Gayle Davis, Faye Price, Faye Bates, Judy Slauson, Louise Allison, Carolyn Yeargan . . . Second Row: Diane Beitzel, Phil Thompson, Jerry Calloway, Mac Bell, Sidney Maxwell, Bobby Cochran, Junior Gibbons, Bill Wilkes , . . Third Row: Terry Vaughn Jim Cloghorn, Vvayne Bozeman, Ted Payne, Gerld Anderson, Jerry Ingram, Brent Camp, Bobby Armstrong, Jerry Kysor, il! . . lfillll VH, ' igji' xXw Niki First Row: Charles Bioodworth, Tommy Bumpass, Ronnie Unger, Julian McLendon, Larry Parker, Harry Chadbourne, Lucien Tally, Robert Flowers . . . Second Row: William Allan Clark, Billy Holley, Paige Cox, Waylon Price, Henderson Wadsworth, Ed Land, James Hartin, Jack Dykes . A . Third Row: Harry Packard, Jimmy Fulmer, Ray Lawson, Bobby Weaver, Robert Dunn, John Moore, Leon Darby, Buck Peirce, Wade Johnson, JUNIORS First Row: lvlargilee Champagne, Betty Wilson, An na Jean Smith, Bob Bedsole, Barbara Weeks, Peggy Sewell, Sondra Sanderson, Patsy Roy . . . Second Row: Evelyn Dennis, Nancy Allie, Orvada Whaley, Leta Jo Wilkinson, Elaine Whitman, Tommy Wright, David Lowery, Dudley Gordon . . , Third Row: Trey Causey, William Goolsby, Paul Ohme, Hudson Courtney, Roy Reynolds, Richard Moore, Gurry Stewart, Hullon Neese, Louise Surles. i i l First Row: Barbara Lang, Annette Wilkersoit, Becky Johnston, Melinda Davies, Aliene Grier, Shirley Harrison, Rebecca Welclt, Janna Moore . . . Second Row: Ronnie Godwin, Sandra Barnett, Barbara Pelham, Batty Gail Challcer, Jean Meredith, Barbara Edniiston, Sandra Greer, Sandra Royals . , . Th' d R - X ' ' ' ir ow. Kenny Hanson, Roy Haney, Tony Lisenby, Donald Loftin, Vtfayne Strickland, Allen Perdue, Terry Fontaine Donald Waites, Bill Foxvvorth. JUNIORS First Row: Gayle Bazzell, Brenda Smith, Carole Dea n, Ruth Shellcofsky, Annette Jernigan, Carol Harris, Betty Halconrb, Linda Price . , . Second Row: Johnny Gallops, Karen King, Sandra Melton, Patricia Lorren, Rhoda Mclntyre, Barbara Halnis, Lyda Haynes, Weslcvy Delde . . , Third Row: Pat Merrill, Alvin Hines, Frank Campbell, Steve Perdue, Bobby Nielsen, Phil Simmons, Donnie Simmons, 9365 ails- M , fw. . , 1 1 -mi? - V 1. . -K . 'N 6 K , Q ' KK ggyigw K? s f-S1 Q ' ' i, - W ' 4-K'f?r! ' t?13S A 'Kg fl ., 1 , Y 'Ng Wg 'i ig1'2'2 .f 2 war KY K, V Q K A Kf .1 S7-:R K V :.Z.,'lZj xfff ggjjxi' '- ' - , : - -1, :-:.. A' P-iw T ' Sim 'W ' Y W g,g:E.'h. :': ---',- ,-. J, ' wb w vw- 3 .- K rf - 'kgs bf , ,. if A , - - Q' ' :saw QE: F M, i 4 ,gfsa U f-Q3 -S E.g'sQ'sl,,ig ' 7 f W iw ff -W wi 5 Y gm ,. xx -- if 1 K 5? -.. A ,' f . fn as K xv? 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We hove leorned mony new things this your to help Us scholcrsticcilly, physicolly, oncl spirituolly. We hove pore ticulorly enjoyed reoding the ntony good books tor the teenogers provided for us in our excellent librory. We hove kept busy keeping up with sport octivities. To see the work ot our fellow clciss members inspires Us to do better. As we progress, we hope thot we rnoy enioy our future yeors os much os we hove enioyed this one. l66l l X S if N F F JA: a A,'. X M, 3 ts, 2 First Row: Claudia Adkison, Elnora Cox, Jo Ann Huey, Ann Donaldson, Patsy Foster, Rosemary Peden, Allie Anderson, Vivian Graham, Marianne Muse , , . Second Row: Kitty Arrington, Nancy Price, Julie Harris, Judy Rogers, Barbara Burns, Kaye Brown, Tom Fisher, Sim Pace . . . Third Row: Larry Usborne, Jackie Kemp, Earl Brophy, Tommy Davis, Henry O'Steen, Jerry Minas, Barry Leavell, Charles Lancaster, Judson Vaughn, Wilson Bussey. SOPHOMORES First Row: Martha Hertsgaard, Norma Tew, Carol Strozier, Marilyn Davies, Margaret Sullivan, Mary Ellen Dendy, Judy Goodwin . . . Second Row: Glenn Gilly, Phil Panhorst, Tom Borden, Christine Cameron, Sally Kinney, Martha Jennings, Pete Smith, Tony Bond . . . Third Row: Jimmy Vickrey, Jimmy Hobson, Reese Carr, Ray Foshee, Maurice Grider, Roy Haney, Wallace Wall, Sidney Spear, James Nored. IIT! 'um First Row: Patsy Salter, Dorothy Grant, Martha Ward, Janice Dudley, Sherry Smithson, Jean Fraden- lnurg, Beverly Wilson, Betty Sue Reynolds . . . Second Row: Ronnie Rikerd, Katherine Holland, Vir- ginia Williamson, Jimmy Hall, Ray Moon, Kenneth Jarman, Rodney Bell, Harry Hydrick . . . Third Row: Bill Goodwin, Donnie James, Bryant Hudson, James Hufham, Jimmy Crosby, Kent Williams, Don Phillips, Olin Bray, Don Bogue. SOPHOMORES First Row: Shirley Blankenship, Elsie Jones, Dianne Dawkins, Soniia Cleghorn, Gloria Rea, Patsy Shipp, Bernice Porter, Pat Barrow , . . Second Row: Judy Brown, Suzanne Brinson, Tommy Newman, Barry Oshorn, Burgess Newell, James Morris Weaver, Jerry Wayne Owens, Dottie Mclntyre . , . Third Row: Woody ffhanibless, Randall Shell, Joe Sandley, Floyd Hull, James Curtis, Charles Wilkerson, Frank Hollifield, Frank Johnston, David Smith, ,qua First Row: Frank Blocker, Larry McGuff, Robert Fitzgerald, Kay Banks, Deloris Vick, Julie Maurer, Sue Peterson, Anne Brasher . . . Second Row: Harold Kelly, Charles Bird, Alan Ray, Nelson Rushton, Ray Dennis, Tommy Brown, John Ellis, Melvin Kline . . . Third Row: Kenneth Dickey, Johnny Blue, Donald Lindsey, Kenneth Cook, Melvin Halton, Kyser Black, Charles Anderson, Faires Jones, Claude Hilyer. SOPHOMORES First Row: Billy Moseley, Linda Butler, Clara Collins, Dorothy l-lodges, Gayle Evans Frances Guthrie Agnes Dunn, Nancy Boone . . . Second Row- ' Bill Watts Billy Gilmore James Worr Bill Ro J'rnml ' f I I Y Yr ' Y Griffin, Josh Couch, Chuck Clements . . . Third Row: Jerre Johnson, Preston Merrick, Harold Bellinger, Tommy Pebworth, Jimmy Dinkins, Johnny Till, Henry Andrews Julius Bush, Samm Williams E tt , y , mme Mitchell. 1 .o ',- -,X , g ,1- Wah. Q fi ' ' 'jf f 7 V in H uf ' . 2 , lpn W ,F Q A 5, 3 Hi N553 , - f jk ' x ,Y-dll' 31 WA, JV 1' 5 we 05 1,5 ,ML Q 1 wifi! A., ,V 2 I 'K , ., ' W- I A ' Q2 Q W FPA : 2 A v. , J 1' K Q an A First Row: Sue Hale, Karen Britton, Jennifer Cain, Carol Sachar, Billie Ruth Smitha, Leroy Cobb, Carolyn Jones, Jeanne White . , . Second Row: Sylvia Hall, David McCutchin, Cabot Stough, George Owens, Roger Stovall, Seabert Huffman, Buddy Charnbless . . , Third Row: James Grier, James Frizzell, Glenn Cowharn, Larry Russell, Fred Price, Arthur Fulrner, David Gluth, James Williarwts, Robert Phillips, Roland Reagan. SOPHOMORES First Row: Margaret Littleton, Carolyn Prater, Patricia Pate, Sandra Moon, Joan Andrews, Delia Rus- sell, Linda Wlwite, Gloria Butler, Dorothy Knight . . . Second Row: Linda Asher, Patricia Kervin, Peggy Free, Lila Spivey, Carol Armstrong, Athena Pasvantis, Nyoka Brown, Susy Thompson . , . Third Row: Vvilliani Collier, Peggy Pitts, Margaret Carter, Betty Coggins, Penny Shell, Grace James, Anne Ross, Bobby Wallace. . 91' 'QM ?'rf-it L t I F pr' N t E , ii! my . W, , V' ' . aa iii, A VW! it X S JW. V J 1 I . First Row: Kathy Crawtord, Jeanette Williams, Garlene Hamlet, Sara McDuffee, Kay Kennedy, Lee Stansell, Judy Hunt, Sandra Gardner , . . Second Row: Leilani Bozeman, Faye Henderson, Anita Wilson, Patsy Wade, Demarias Collier, Betty Darnell, Charlotte Causey, Dorothy Lawson . . , Third Row: Rohert Harris, James lvlustin, Charles Causey, Dennis Blackman, Wayne Jordan, Sandra Roy, Rosalyn Harden, Pam lvloncriet, Nanette Quattlebaum, SOPHOMORES First Row: Jeanette Shaw, Kathryn Haynes, Gloria Clernments, Helen Scott, Marcelene Spivey, Peggy Ann Holley, Nancy Spear, Sue Mclvlurtrey . . . Second Row: Dianne McKenzie, Joyce Pouncey, Brenda Hall, Peggy Robinson, Margaret Li Castre, Sharon Webb, Sharon Kay Newlcirlc, Betty Ann Hiclns . . . Third Row: lvlarlcs Jones, Jeff W. Bruce, Gene Shirah, Billy Garner, Levis Clifton, Lawson Lovett, Sam Forrester, Carl Epperson, Eddy Wilkinson. 2 ew iv.. it-ws Q7 has First Row: Mary Jo Hall, Lynn Terrell, Sherrell Godfrey, Sylvia Chambless, Dottie Cook, Jane McSwain, Margaret Till , . . Second Row: Ronnie Thompson, Dib Overton, Brenda Johnson, Paula Ellis, Marjorie Knowlton, Henry Rogers, Walter Rainwater, Larry Glasscock . . . Third Row: James English, Harold Spain, Ellis Carter, Donnie Haynes, John Odaware, David Willis, Miller Lindley, Laurens Pierce, Wilbert Chenoweth. SOPHOMORES First Row: Ann Spratlan, Betty Wilson, Virginia Savage, Linda Rawson, Carole Rushing, Pat Hill, Cora Frances Baugh . . . Second Row: Tina Flowers, Walter Collier, Van Cates, Judie Fields, Jean Johnson, Carol Pinkston, Dianne Dunn, Elizabeth Palme: '... Third Row: Richard Thornton, Charles Harris, Bob Bowles, Jimmy Holston, Richard Castleberry, Braclc Tarleton, Craig Hopson, Robert Burton, Jimmy Talley, Jimmy Langston, I Q y x -1 mfr- Ji ' Q ,Ai s., Q. U' f I 4 Q2 Q , ig wi fi N ,, ,gi y W J f I mg' M' '........' 45 i 4 4 V11 ,. rs' 1 - J. 'Mtg il? ff! ', fx MN L.,- First Row: Ruth Harper, Anita Smith, Jean Moseley, Jennie Price, Ann Mahan, Sandi Tanner, Barbara Whiting, Sally Brown . . . Second Row: Trudy Davidson, Linda Shell, Laurise Plyant, Linda Miller, Julio Harvey, Barbara Hallman, Sherry Mills, Becky Sullivan, .D A xg, N M, 5 K ,Q I. I I-., fg'C?cQ1.'SJ Ck!! Q I ' LMQJXX if X, ,QM K N4 1 if s l Q QL , fe 4 , , V V N 4 ZX' V,., JAVJ 1 SQPHOMQRES ,, s Li QL L Jo , ,ye U lp K 4C.fCCVXL Q Lf XJJjl' ,QQQTQ fi , I i Ct y N XVQQ-Z I L J 7 vin lk YJ I WL M 'I 0 'Q 'Ui C' 52 f' Lil H 'yy QM! s 3 X0 W0lltu, uilds 215 f Wm.. ' i , 1 . P ................,,, l 'Luv - Y H1-..,1,k ex.. l.:x .V . . .WW ,, ,wwf f.n....,, . it-fu. ,kk X . .wk x ,N + ss' R liuka ' ' 'Lis .QV 3 EW: 1 'H S N rw' ' 12 KA, x ' - 1 . ' Tig Va I My. A 1.4. wa? 5? 'ffm 'bein ,Y .. jvc . ft OX, gx 1 s' A ,-4 K., f Q -' hwfhf . x 'iv fIlM'R , , ,, A ,, Q . fx X 41 -w ., 'Hx ?..oy.1 1.4 wwf. 4 , , ,XR 1 ,551,-X, ' ,S QM 4 4 5-5,9 uf, xkg '- f V xyffxgiy 5.91 R, .W NX ,Q ,, Ar 1 , N W N ug? JOHN DAVIES President STUDE T COU CIL The purpose of the Student Council is to act as a democratic representative body for the membership of the school, to co-ordinate all school activities, and to stimulate interest in school activities. Some of the main obiectives that the Council has established are: Lee Day Assembly, Lee Day Parade, and improvement of student body. l 78 1 I TERCL B COU CIL ..: Q PS: REBECCA LAMBERT President The Inter-club Council is composed of one representative from each club at Lee High. The purpose is to promote and co-ordinate the activities of the different clubs. The Inter-club Council sponsored a Christmas Dance tor the school, and also organized the activities calendar for the year. FIRST ROW: Billy Wilkes, Billy Holley, Brent Camp, Virginia Savage . . . SECOND ROW: Jeon Pippin, Linda Shell, Elizabeth Palmer, Sandra Persons, Carol Pinkston . . . THIRD ROW: Sarah Moss, Janice Canterbury, Lynda Adams, Billy McGehee, Peggy Hale, Judy Swilley. REPRESENTATIVES of LL SCHOOL CLUBS l79l gn.n'f'N. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Meheargh, Sec.-Treas., Joyce Jackson, Pres., Sondra Eiland, Inter-Club Council Rep., Carole Lang, Vice-President . . . SECOND ROW: Billy Kemp, Betty Hanson, Alice Freeman, Pat Barrow, Sue Henderson, Marie McCall, Pat Skipper, Jean Little, Jeannette Mott, Mrs. Leverette. JOYCE JACKSON President LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the Library Club is to promote an interest in reading books. The meetings are centered around this aim, and the members also learn to take care of good reading material. One of the primary projects of the Library Club is to maintain an interest- ing and attractive bulletin board for the enjoyment of the student body. l80l LE DR M EUDORA RODGERS President We, of Le Dram, hold as our purpose at existence an awakening in the aware- ness of our fellow students an apprecia- tion of good drama. As part of our crusade, we have presented plays to the ambulatory cases of Maxwell Field and Veterans' Hospitals. We have pre- sented programs on radio and television. Our most important achievement is the annual presentation of a three-act play which we choose for its meaning and dramatic and entertainment value. We enioy our art and feel we are made more intellectually alert by our in- terest and participation in its expression. FIRST ROW: Eudora Rodgers, President, Mary Shaver, Vice- President, Betty Wackym, Secretary: Claudia Adkison, Historian . . . SECOND ROW: Carol Pinkston, Jean Johnson, Karen Brit- ton, Marie McCall . . . THIRD ROW: Harry Chadbourne, Linda Rawson, Katherine Holland, Diane Beitzel . . . FOURTH ROW: Colin Lottin, Faye Shaw, Wayne Gibbons, Judy Butler . . . FIFTH ROW: Louis Surles, Jimmy Johnston, Warren Moseley. of ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL LSII FUTURE TE CHERS SYLVIA MARSH President As the first Future Teachers of America Club at Lee, our aim is to promote interest in teaching as a vocation for young people and to better understand the qualifications and the occupation of teaching. We plan to have interesting and instructive programs at each meet- ing. FIRST ROW: De Lila Daniel, Nell Rushton, Secretary Florence Cook, Vice-President, Sylvia Marsh, President SECOND ROW Dutchie Sellers, Jeannette Mott, Zada Purcell Justeen Cook THIRD ROW: Miss Nichols, Marbeth Fess, Janice Dudley Shirley McGutt, T82 OE AMERICA qlv-manning 5 Y rw , , W i any l P S 1 , . fMmQ' lpnuqpuqw Illllnlllnwplllln-'ni L , Mu AA S T f . 5 my I CAROLYN GIDEONS President SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB The Senior Girls' Club was organized from o group of girls who hoped To spread friendliness of Lee High School. One of the most octive of The mony good clubs, this group sponsored o Senior Girls' Teo ond The Twirp Donce. l83l FIRST ROW: Margie Cauthen, Juanita Rushing, Virginia Brophy, Vice President, Mary Ann Pugh, Peggy Rae, Historian, Eloise Hall, Secretary, Sarah Douglas, President, Sandra Persons, Treasurer, Jean Pippin, Ann Carroll Golson, Janice Canterbury, Clara Jo Parker, Virginia Savage, Betty McKim, Beth Carlise . , . SECOND ROW: Mrs. Grissette, Elizabeth Browder, Patty Hester, Pat Herring, Carolyn Whiteside, Lillian Fowler, Brenda Berry, Jo Ann Johnson, Jean Moncriet, Allie Anderson, Ann Donaldson, Jo Anne Huey, Joyce Mount, Peggy Sue Barns, Betty Melton, Judy Swilley . . . THIRD ROW: Pat Parsons, Jennie Price, Judy Brown, Sandi Tanner, Jeanette Capell, Betty Summerlin, Jane McSwain, Vivian Graham, Fran- ces Tatum, Linda Burrows, Sara Sansom, Sandra Peoples, Dianne Crawley . . . FOURTH ROW: Amy Collins, Judy Taft, Betty Logan, Anita Smith, Janice Goode, Becky Sullivan, Hattie Bazzell, Suellen Phil- lips, Sherry Mills, Barbara Hallman, Betty Wilson, Angelia Holley, Kay Sanderson, Margaret Sadaris, Patsy Short. FUTURE HOMEM KERS DF AMERICA SARAH DOUGLAS President Robert E. Lee Chapter A if H R matt , B ,ff-' ' Y willy , Better Homes Today-A Better World Tomorrow! That is the theme of the F.H.A. Chapter ot Robert E. Lee High School. During the year, the club has undertaken many successful proiects, under the sponsorship ot' Mrs. Josephine Grissette. Some of these projects were the F.H.A, float for the Lee Day Parade, Mother- Daughter Tea, and the F.H.A. Bazaar, The club also served at ban- quets sponsored by the school. FIRST ROW: Richard Jordan, David Lowery, Ed Hadin, President, Juddy Smith, Sec.-Treas., Janres Par- ham, Sgt.-at-Armsp . . . SECOND ROW: John Dunbar, Inter-Club Council Rep.: Bobby Moore, Reporter, Ben Wood, Larry Sanders, Billy Dupree . . . THIRD ROW: Carl Hopson, Vice President, Fred Couthen, Cecil Tucker, Mary Ann Pugh, Sweetheart, Donnie Tucker, Bill Dobbins, Jerry Moreland. .Qi ,Ji ED HARDIN President L Club The L Club was organized to recognize boys who have shown good sportsmanship and the right attitude in their participation of a major sport and also to have a separate club tor the othletes of Lee High School in which they can act os one organization. The Club's project tor this year is to leove a trophy case to the school. At the end of the year a function will be held honoring all new members. The Junior - Senior Inspirational Club LINDA BROWN President This club was organized for the purpose of being a channel ot in- spiration for Robert E. Lee High. Several books have been presented to the library by this club. In the future, we hope to place a bulletin board in the lobby with inspira- tional messages for the benefit of the student body. Mrs. Bagwell sponsors the club. FIRST ROW: Ann Spartlin, Patsy Short, Linda Brown, Sarah Moss . . . SECOND ROW: Nyoka Brown, Elsie Jones, Mercelene Spivey, Peggy Holley, Carolyn Yeargan . . . THIRD ROW: Dottie Cook, Betty Wilson, Pam Moncrief, Carol Caldwell, Gayle Lansford . . . FOURTH ROW: Barbara Boland, Becky Sullivan, Ann Donaldson, Bernice Porter, Rosalyn Hardin, Patsy Wade . . . FIFTH ROW: Linda Butler, Carol Sochar, Shery Mills, Allie Anderson, Sue Aspinall, Julia Harvey . . . SIXTH ROW: Jean Fradenburg, Sarah McDuffee, Trudy Davidson, Saundra Camp- bell, Gwen Jordan, Judy Goodwin, Mary Ellen Dendy. l36l FlRST ROW: Sweetheart, Rodney Bell, Dottie Cook, Pres, Bonnie Brice, V, Pres., Lee Stansell, Sec, Camille Clenney, Treas, Linda Miller, Chaplain, Sue Aspinall, Sgt.-at-Arms, . . . SECOND ROW: Kaye Brown, Aurelia Reeves, Brenda Johnson, Angelia Holley, Mary Jo Hall, Carol Vickers, Christine Cameron . . . THIRD ROW: Sandra Clark, Billie Lou Hupperich, Jennifer Cain, Lillian Fowler, Judie Fields, Judy Hunt . , FOURTH ROW: Gloria Rea, Joyce Mount, Jo Anne Huey, Gloria Butler, Judy Brown, Carol Sue Strozier, Linda White, Linda Rawson, Martha Hertsgaard, Beverly Cumbus, Jane McSwain, Norma Tew , . . FIFTH ROW: Mary Ellen Dendy, Janice Goode, le Ray Cobb, Billie Ruth Smitha, Judy Goodwin, Gwen Jordan. 'W' DOTTIF COOK President 1 fe. RONALD LONG Sweetheart Nu Zeta Chi Tri-Hi-Y enjoyed a year of well-rounded activities which included numerous community services as well as those events planned for the pleasure and entertainment of the members. Members of the club participated in many outstanding projects this year, one of these being the sponsoring of two underprivileged children. NIJ ZETA CHI TRI-HI-Y ' l l -, l Q 3 FIRST ROW: Shirley Harrison, Ann Small, Carolyn Price, Marianne Muse, Mary Louise Mills, Vice Presif dent, Billy McGehee, President, Peggy Hale, Secretary: Eloise Hall, Jan Elliott, Judy Hunt, Ann Carroll Golson . . . SECOND ROW: Sandra Gayle Bazzell, Judith Nell Pritchett, Marjorie Knowlton, Carolyn Jones, Diane Beitzel, Ramona Johnson, Gloria Gregory, Judy Stanfield, Veteria Hester, Judy Harbin, Janice Goode, Angelia Holly, Billy Lou Hupperich . . , THIRD ROW: Henry Shepherd, Tommy Wright, Bobby Shiflett, Paul Hoene, Bobby Darnell, Larry Jones, Allen Perdue, Alan Nalin. BQ L .i---i by , Mg.. BILLY MCGEHEE President Choral - ees Nm! A choral group has never been more closely woven or had better leadership than this chorus of select voices, the Choral-ees. Each member is chosen for his ability to read music, sing, and his capacity in getting along with others, ln its three years of existence, the Choral-ees have received much acclaim for their outstanding per- formances for the civic clubs in Montgomery, in competition with other groups throughout the state and for performances on other programs. The purpose for this group is to provide more difficult music for the more talented members of the music department. MUSIC APPRECIATIO CLUB JIMMY SIMPSON President The purpose ot the Music Appre- ciation Club is to learn how to appreciate good music and to ac- quire a better understanding ot the various types. Through the informative talks given by Mr. Long we strive tn familiarize ourselves with the gocd and bad in the vast fields ot music. FIRST ROW: Mickey Lisenby, Treasurer, Jimmy Dinlcins, Jerry Burns, Henry Andrews . . . SECOND ROW: Jimmy Simpson, President, Barry Grey, Don Leavell, Fred Gamble . . . THIRD ROW: Jon Moseley, Bill Hammett, Vice-Preident, Don Worthing- ton, Albert Tarica . . . FOURTH ROW: Harvey Jones, Burton Marsh, Tom Borden, Franklin Thrailkill . , . FIFTH ROW: George Culver, Kenneth Hammett, Andrew Sneed, Sandra Melton . . . SIXTH ROW: Charles Goodwin, Lamar May, Ralph Black, Allan Williams . . . SEVENTH ROW: Barry Vines, Bill Pierson, Dale Martin . . . EIGHTH ROW: Tommy Davis, Patsy Spears, Billy Moseley . . , NINTH ROW: Jerry Paul Johnson, Carol Muse, Annette Kennedy, Judy Busiclc . . . TENTH ROW: Carolyn Taylor, Margaret Sullivan, Marilyn Snaider, Blanche Waters . . . ELEVENTH ROW: Ed Mixon, Barry Osborne, Woody Chambless, Clara Collins, Barry Leavell, I59I FIRST ROW: Fred Gamble, Harriet Long, Fred Stearns, President, Earl Young, Treasurer, Bobby Free, Vice President, Fred Woolard, John Dunbar, Secretary . . . SECOND ROW: Elaine Forsythe, Wayne Kindred, Logan Kratzer, Donald Davis, Stovall Kendrick, Andrew Sneed, Paul Smith, Darron Webb, Sergeant-at-Arms, Alan Nalin, John Davies, Billy Thames, Berry Vines, John Morgan, Bobby Moore, Jimmy Simpson, Larry Sanders, Rodney Powell. FRED STEARNS President Purpose of the Club: To increase the interest in science activities. Obiective: The Physics Club entered a science protect in the Junior Academy of Science annual meetings. CLUB l90l Dennis Duff, Jerry Brock, Harvey Jones, Albert Tarica, Robbie Eubanks, Tom Davis, Billy Bryant, Berton Marsh, Lamar May, Jimmy Fulmer, Dick Bond, Johnny Brock, Edgar Sentell, Ken Hammett, David Dil- lard, Lawrence Pierce, Bill Pierson. f' KEN HAMMETT President The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to better acquaint its members with the value of chemistry to the individual and to society. CLUB E91 1 UI COUNCH I i BRENT CAMP President Y f t . ..-,, f The purpose of the Robert E. Lee Hi-Y Council is to co-ordinate and guide the actions, achievements, and progress of the various Hi-Y's and Tri-Hi-Y's that make up the council. One of the activities of the council was to leave a gift to the school at the end of the year. FIRST ROW: Brent Camp, John Davies, Sarah Faye Douglas . . SECOND ROW: Joan Andrews, Bob Igleheart, Pookie Arnold Lynn Jackson . . . THIRD ROW: Ann Donaldson, Lynda Adams Mary Jo Casarass, Nell Rushton . . . FOURTH ROW: Betty Mc Kim, Billy Holley, John Morgan, Allen Nolin. HLY COUNCH l92l FIRST ROW: Judy Stansell, Sgt.-at-Arms, Gail Bazzle, Vice President, Barbara Weeks, President, Ca- mille Jordon, Secretary, Judy Brantley, Chaplain: Laura Holmes, Treasurer . . . SECOND ROW: Jerry Weldon, Peggy Sewell, Charlotte Hopkins, Linda Burrows, Nancy Mercer, Louise Baker . . , THIRD ROW: Carole Endress, Jo Ann Weldon, Sharon Smoot, Reed Crump . . . FOURTH ROW: Mary Wright, Glenda Franklin, Mary Pugh, Joan Krechel, Mary Ruth Shaver . . . FIFTH ROW: Jane Hall, Pat Scott, Judy McCutchin, Betty Wackyn . . . SIXTH ROW: Lynda Adams, Shirley Carmack, Carolyn Tatum, Faye Bates, Sandra Barnett. President Sweetheart 'ff G MMA TRI-HI-Y BARBARA WEEKS ED HARDIN The Gamma thirty-six members strive to establish the Tri-Hi-Y motto. This is obtained by co-operation in participating in service, projects, attending weekly meetings and taking part in social functions. WINDSORS CGIVIIVIERCIAL CLUB JOAN DIFFLY President -.V ,1-- f. ,, y, . , The purpose ot this club is to pre- pare the students tor the business world. Under the leadership of Joan Diftly, the president, and the leadership of Mr. Windsor, the Commercial Club ot i957-i958 has achieved much knowledge of busi- ness machines and the conduct of the business world, Many social activities were planned throughout the year. FIRST ROW: Jerry Weldon, .lo Ann Weldon, Treasurer, Judy Johnson, Joan Dittly, President, Carol Endress, Secretary, Linda Cooper, Vice President . . . SECOND ROW: Carolyn Tatum, Pat Gray, Toni Jettcoat, Pat Grist, Betty Crysel . . , THIRD ROW: Patsy Wade, Carolyn Gilliland, Jean Arthur, Barbara Burns, Ray Brown . . . FOURTH ROW: Jeannine Keener, Rosalyn Harden, Claire Lewis, Patsy Phillips, Carolyn Clark . . . FIFTH ROW: Margie Ingram, Jeannette Williams, Joan Andrews, Dede Russell, Gloria Butler . . . SIXTH ROW: Nyolca Brown, Ann Gray, Joann Horn, Ruth Shellcotsky, Barbara Edrniston . . . SEVENTH ROW: Betty Darnell, Juanita Carpenter, Helen Owen, Carol Armstrong, Dorothy Lawson . . . EIGHTH ROW: Bobby Holland, James Frizzell, James Mustin, Robert Harris, Gene Cone, Billy Garner, l94l .-E.-.N Mi? 53' 1' X . ,N We F X'?W - X A 4 Tg :w R vs w . I H an m ,H ,Q ' me Q' Q HE 5 NW 9 4 sw. ' ig 3 .A g - -M Ag M 1 N mx X ww -fgffw 'sf V R 2 1 - X ' 2 g x gi Q ,. . , 3 if f A f X K A N, , N 'wif KS if fy 5-3 .. W ,, AT NW N5 7 , ' f H WWSW, . Q , . .M ? f 5? B as N vi? ffm' v . ,,, A x 1 Q Q x wx A -Wil V Q Q A m Hx w 5 S , X S5 it , ri ,, t G- Af -'33 m, ' k -f .XN 3' , 'S' 3 X' laws Q f x 5 'N' 1 1 vt 'S ' xi 1 22. s 'Z F S , 4 w 5 x X ,pf . I I -W 1 .1 A -, if K -.wA Q 'll N CHEERLEADERS l 1 A 5 MARY ANN PUSH Head-Cheerleader The purpose of the cheerleaders is to keep spirit high and promote good sportsmanship at all times, which they have succeeded in doing this year as in the past years. They led the student body in yells, at pep rallies, and were present at most of the events where they also led cheers for the great Generals. 2 X FIRST ROW: Peggy Sewell, Margaret Ann Parker Kitty Salter Mary Ellen Dendy, Reed Crump . . . SECOND ROW Mary Ann Pugh, Head-Cheerleader, Janice Canterbury Mary Pugh Allie Anderson. l96l of THE LEE HIGH GE ERALS FIRST ROW: .lo Ann Weldon, Jerry Weldon, Pat Scott, Secretary, Sandra Barnett, Treasurer: Carolyn Gilliland . . . SECOND ROW: Linda Cooper, Connie Helms, Pat Gist, Dyanne Cook, Linda Burrows, Jill Bishop, Carol Pinkston, Lillian Flowers, Sue Hall, Virginia Savage, Toni Jetfcoat . . . THIRD ROW: .lean Turnipseed, Garlene Hamlet, Mary Caldwell, Jeanne White, Carolyn Tatum, Shirlee Carmack, Helen Mathis, Joan Horn, Gail Davies, Peggy Watson. SHARON SMOOT President PHYSICAL EDUCATIO CLUB The purpose of the Physical Education Club is Learning through recreation to be of service to the school and community, and to enioy activities, visualizing their relation to the physical, mental, moral and social development. The club has enioyed the activities under the leadership of Mrs. Stokes. l97l BIOLOGY CL B BRACK TARLETON President Carolyn Muse, National Science Fair Representative It has long been recognized among scholars that science flourishes in a scientific atmo- sphere. Accordingly the objectives of the Biology Club are to stimulate interest in the science of biology, to afford opportunities for enlarg- ing the scope of the course by field trips and other extracurricular activities, to promote participation in science fair projects, and finally to bring together those students who have a particular interest in biology for a mutual exchange of information. FIRST ROW: Alice Freeman, Vice-President: Patsy Short, Secretary, Carolyn Whiteside, President, Mary Catherine Blankenship, Treasurer . . . SECOND ROW: Virginia Inzer, Patsy Tidmore, Linda Brown, Chap- lain, Dutchie.Sellers, Sgt.-at-Arms . . . THIRD ROW: Anita Smith, Brenda Rigsby, Sondra Sanderson, Margaret Bryant, Marie Weston. ssneeiifietm PRESIDENT DIXIE DEBS : f,, g TRI-HI-Y , x LARRY SANDERS CAROLYN VVHITESIDE A newly formed Tri-Hi-Y at Lee, the Dixie Debs, have members from all three classes. The club adopted a little brother to entertain during the year. The club helped needy families during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Service projects of the club were selling old magazines and beat Lanier ribbons. The club's Man of the Year nominee was Rev, E. L. Hardin. One of the outstanding speakers during the year was Mr. Bill Goodwin, who spoke on School Spirit. FIRST ROW: Sue Clifton, Treasurer, Carol Patrick, Chaplain, Ann Golson, Vice President, Sara Douglas President, Shelby Briggs, Secretary, Alice Ann Kerby, Judy Swilley . . . SECOND ROW: Vivian Suhr Gail Wilson, Emily Johnson, Judy Harbin, Diane Crawley, Mary Ann Faulkner , . . THIRD ROW: Pat Parker, Nancy Spear, Sue McMurtrey, Sylvia Marsh, Martha Hardy, Elaine Forsythe, Ellen Mclnnis Betty Metcalf, Sandy Tanner, Danny Rushton. SWEETHEART PRESIDENT ' .,,, g -5 Z , .,-ra , T R I - H I :Y DANNY RUSHTON SARAH DOUGLAS To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian Character. This is the purpose of our organization. ln Zeta, we not only worked together, but we also worshiped and played together. The meeting each week was opened with a devotional which enlightened our faith. We sold Lee pennants on Lee Day which we made tor the ways and means proiect. We enioyed all the socials, but the most memorable was the Thanksgiving dance in the Gold Room ot Montgomery Fair. ge.-f FIRST ROW: Fred Gamble, Vice President, Billy McGhee, Chaplain: John Davies, President, Edward Lane, Secretary, Alan Nolin, Treasurer, Winston Maxwell, Sgt.-at-Arms .... SECOND ROW: Paul Hoene Bob Bedsole, Rebecca Lambert, James Hartin, Harvey Jones . . . THIRD ROW: Edgar Sentell, Ralph Black, Tommy Adams, Earl Young, Douglas Stevens . . . FOURTH ROW: Jaclc Knight, Mickey Lisenby Bill Holland, John Downey, Barry Vines. SWEETHEART REBECCA LAMBERT PRESIDENT FEDERATE HI-Y JOHN DAVIES The members of the Confederate Hi-Y enlist some ofthe schools most outstanding students. These mem- bers strive to excel in extra-curricular activities as well as in scholastic fields, They have led in YMCA activities for three years since their establishment, and they intend to continue. They maintain the high standards of Christian character for which the YMCA is known. FIRST ROW: Ed Mixon, Mary Ann Pugh, Margaret Sullivan, Miss Joanna Breedlove, Judy Brantley, Secretary, Blanche Waters, lst Vice President, Lewis Martin, President, De Lila Daniel, 2nd Vice Presi- dent, Vicki Sidaris, Secretary, Joan Krechel, Treasurer, Emily Johnson, Betty Ann Smith, Pattie Story, Cora Frances Bough . . . SECOND ROW: Louise Baker, Carolyn Taylor, Linda Jordon, Carol Vickers, Carol Strozier, Norma Tew, Linda Miller, Martha Costen, Sally Kinney, Elois Peterson, Martha Ann Garrett, Barbara Whiting, Joyce Fisher, Sylvia Marsh, Vivian Surh, Carolyn Yeargan . . . THIRD ROW: Faye Price, Bette Anne Ozier, Martha Hertsgard, Martha Jennings, Laura Holmes, Mary Pugh, Christine Cameron, Frances Tatum, Carolyn Mehearg, Veteria Hester, Judy Harbin, Lynda Adams, Nancy Arm- strong, Carolyn Gideons, Mary Jo Cassaras, Mary Louise Mills, Nell Rushton, Jean Mosely, Linda Moore, Wayne Gibbons, Doug Stephens, Carol Caldwell, Gayle Lansford, Jane Donnegan, Sharon Smoot. LEWIS MARTIN President FRE CH CLUB FISH The purpose of the French Club is to create an interest in and to create an appreciation of the French language, the French people, their land and their customs, and to foster a greater awareness ot Franco-American relations, both historically and culturally in the United States. The biggest event of the French Club is its annual Mardi Gras celebration. However, throughout the rest of the year, members enjoy decorating the float for the parade, seeing films of France, writing to pen pals, sending presents to French orphans and even working to earn money for the Mardi Gras. FIRST ROW: Buddy Smith, Donnie Tucker, Wayne Millegan, Secretary, Pookie Arnold, Chaplain, Sammy Davenport, Treasurer, Gerald Anderson, Sgt,-at-Arms, Billy Wilkes, President: Brent Camp, Vice Presi- dent, Max Rodgers . . . SECOND ROW: Dickie Hanna, Jimmy Crysel, Tad Bowman, Comer Wilson, Wayne Bozeman, Jim Cleghorn, Robert Land, Howard Harper, Mickey McKnight, Dudley Gordon . . . THIRD ROW: David Strowd, Craig Hopson, Kenny Jarman, Jerry Grantham, Ronnie Eads, Martha Ann Garrett, Jerry Moreland, James Mustin, David Bethea, Max Baker, Kent Kelso. SWEETHEI-NRT Pieesiogfw N DIXIE DEVILS x, , MARTHA ANN GARRETT sim wiixss The Dixie Devil Hi-Y of '57-'58 had a very pros- perous year. The club participated in many school activities, and sent a delegate to the State Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference at Gadsden and also sent a delegate to Youth Legislature. All the success of the club could not be contributed to one person, but by the hard work and co-operation ot every member the club was outstanding. TFT FIRST ROW: Marilyn Snaider, Linda Teague, Anne Spralton, Patsy Tidmore, Judy Stansell, Peggy Sewell, Inter-Club Representative, Dale Martin, President, Karen King, Treasurer, Glenda Franklin, Chaplain, Alice Freeman, Vice President, Connie Cooper, Florence Cook, Beverly Cumbus, Pat Hill, Tina Flowers, Brenda Rigsby, Ann Kossetis . . . SECOND ROW: Sim Pace, Anne Woods, Lynne Jackson, Trudy Davidson, Judy Dowling, Judy Slawson, Gwen Jordon, George Culver, Aurelia Reeves, Brenda Johnson, Mary Jo Hall, Jerrie Rayworth, Virginia lnzer, Shirley McGutt, Judy Busick, Judie Fields, Billie Low Hupperich, Marbeth Fess, Jean Elder, Sylvia Chambless, Saundra Campbell . , . THIRD ROW, Jackie Girdner, Clint Allen, George Bass, Billy Roy, Gary Young, Jimmy Colley, Don McEnery, Julie Harvey, Naomi Snider, Sandra Melton, Mary Wright, Barbara Boland, Sue Aspinall, Sondra Sanderson, Carole Tarleton, Betty Pippin, Melba Mitchell, Marianne Muse, Carol Muse, Dianne Sharits, Henrie Brockniann. hu., DALE MARTIN President The purpose of the Spanish Club is to help us achieve a better understanding of the customs, language, and life of the Spanish speaking people and their countries. Our protects this year have been very helpful to the school and also to our club, CLUB I 1041 FIRST ROW: Patricia Harris, Bette Anne Ozier, Carol Caldwell, Gayle Lanstord, Jeanette Mott, Margaret Sideris, Ann Hall . . . SECOND ROW: Bobbi Standridge, Bernice Porter, Rosolyn Harden, Patsy Wade, Betty Summerlin . . . THIRD ROW: Vicki Sideris, Nancy Allie, Betty Coggins, Pat Pate, Faye Price, Sue Hale. ADGP PRESIDENT TED SWEETH ALPH OMEGA PHI TRI- HI -Y Eftfer CAROL CALDWELL JAMES MacAUT.HUR 5 This year we have participated in the automobile tag drive, at Christmas we gathered toys for the underprivileged children, and for our money-making proiect we sold candy. Our club adopted ten year old James MacAuthur. We have enjoyed all of our activities very much and hope to have many more. '-v'--- ......... , N , :WNV . .vs 4.4. ,, 55 , M I ., N 3 is nv U V 1 f 1' TOMMY ADAMS President GLEE CLUB is i l 1 1 9 'fi 1 . ,, .. I, .Q x'V'i ' L . f 1 106 Purpose of Glee Club: To foster a desire for worthy music through the development of discriminating taste, and to provide pleasure in self-expression through in- dividual or group singing. 1 GIRLS' ENSEIVIBLE l gpm JUDY PRITCI-IETT President The Girls' Ensemble was organi- zed last year under the direction of Miss Ellyn Dudley. The twelve girls have made a name for them- selves by singing four-part vvomen's music at churches, civic clubs, and school activities. FIRST ROW: Barbara Weeks, Secretary, Judy Pritchett, Presi dent, Gloria Gregory, Vice President: Barbara Chambless, Treasurer . . . SECOND ROW: Christine Cameron, Gayle Baz! Zell, Billie Lou Hupperich, Mary Louise Mills . . . THIRD ROW Sandra Williams, Anita Smith, Sue Aspinoll, Judy Stanfield Shirley Blankenship. FUUR-P RT WOMENS MUSIC IO7l r SOPHOIVIORIE COMMERCIAL CLUB KAY The Sophomore Commercial Club of I957-I958 under the leadership of Kay Kennedy, the president, and Mrs. Putman, the sponsor, have striven to carry out the purpose of the club, which is to prepare com- mercial students for the business world. This year the club has had many successful business men and women speak on topics ot interest to the club members. FIRST ROW: Shirley Blankenship, Secretary, Kay Kennedy, President, Judy Hunt, Chaplain, Cabott Stough, Sgt.-at-Arms . . . SECOND ROW: Kathy Crawford, Judy Brooks, Ann Brasher, Sue Henderson, Pat Barrow, Soniia Cleghorn, Helen Scott, Kathy Holland, Dottie Mclntyre, Margaret LiCastre . , . THIRD ROW: Linda White, Sara McDutfee, Sandra Gardener, Flnora Cox, Faye Henderson, Virginia Williamson . , . FOURTH ROW: Frances Weaver, Bernice Porter, Jeanette Shaw, Margaret Till, Pam Moncriel . . . FIFTH ROW: Diane Dawkins, Dorothy Grant, Sandra Moon, Lita Spivey, Lee Stansell, Gloria Rea . . . SIXTH ROW: Sandra Roy, Patsy Salter, Demarias Collier, Peggy Hol- ley, Garlene Hamlet, Tinker McCutchin, William Collier, toe 1 FIRST ROW: Wilson Bussy, Bill Scott, Chaplain, Marion Parker, President, Bill Watts, Secretary, John Smith, Sgt.-at-Arms, Ed Garner, Richard Weston . . . SECOND ROW: Jeff Hamn, Johnny Till, Jimmy Hall, Betty Sue Reynolds, Tommy Pebworth, Jimmy Halston, George Culver. Swiginifslll PRESlD5NT REBEL HI-Y BETTY SUE REYNOLDS MARION PARKER The Rebel Hi-Y, a newly organized club at Lee, had many successful proiects. At Thanksgiving and Christmas we took food to an indigent family. As a ways and means project, we had a dance. The many functions during the year were enjoyed by all. INSPIRATIO CLUB ,Qi KAY KENNEDY President Mrs. Shaver's Inspiration Club of IQ57-i958 is proud to say that they achieved their purpose, which was to be a channel of inspiration for Robert E. Lee, Under the leader- ship ot Kay Kennedy, the president, and Mrs. Shaver, the sponsor, the Club has had many inspiring meet- ings. Throughout the year various Montgomery people have spoken to the club, FIRST ROW: Kay Kennedy, Bonnie Brice, Christine Cameron, Linda Miller . . . SECOND ROW: Jerrie Rayworth, Betty Pippin, Elizabeth Palmer, Diane Dawkins, Tina Flowers, Sally Kinney . . . THIRD ROW: Carole Tarleton, Jane McSwain, Norma Tew, El- nora Cox, Faye Henderson, Sue Henderson . , , FOURTH ROW: Linda White, Beverly Cumbus, JoAnne Huey, Joyce Mount, Gloria Rea, Lee Stansell . . . FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Grant, Martha Ward, Jennie Price, Brenda Rigsby, Jean Moseley, Melba Mitchell . . . SIXTH ROW: Patsy Foster, Martha Hertsgaard, Judie Fields, Carol Vickers, Brenda Johnson, Mary Jo Hall . . , SEVENTH ROW: Dottie Mclntyre, Demarias Ann Collier, Patsy Salter, Martha Jennings, Sandra Gardner, Patricia Hill, Delia Russell, Joan Andrews, Judy Brown, Beverly Wilson. iiiol FIRST ROW: Harriet Long, President, Lynne Terrell, Vice President, Kitty Salter, Secretary, Patty Hester, Treasurer: Linda Henley, Chaplain, Dorothy Stearns, Sgt.-at-Arms . . . SECOND ROW: Betty McKim, Joyce Williams, Ann Harris, Sara Sansom . . . THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Johnson, Diane Beitzel . . . FOURTH ROW: Linda Moore, Sondra Eiland, Joyce Jackson , . . FIFTH ROW: Patsy Crowe, Ann Mahan . . . SIXTH ROW: Jo Ann Rhodes, Barbara Whiting . . . SEVENTH ROW: Janice Canterbury, Eloise Hall, Betty Pippin, Melba Mitchell, Nancy Boone. 'NT S viii?-IDF WEE7 'fAier TR - H - Y l l . it 'ii HARRIET LONG DON SELLERS The Lee Tri-Hi-Y, whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, adopted David Hayes as their little brother. At Thanksgiving they took him a basket and at Christmas they played Santa Claus to him. During the year they took him numerous places. K ig: ' Q 5 ffl? 'Y-f imi iffgij 221.9 ' aft!! ? ,gk .:.,, - ? gf Q-ff wYi?'7Q'?L i 7 Q 2 ew ,Q W QS 45 We WY' FIRST ROW: Pot Hancock, Rebecca Lambert, Pat Rasco, Tina Browder, Dot Kilgore, Patricia Skinner . . . SECOND ROW: Kay Sanderson, Viola Hudson, Peggy Hale, Judy Stanlield, Carole Long, Lynn Jackson, Carolyn Mehearg, Pat Herring, Peggy Rea . . , THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Pugh, Mary Jo Cassaras, Ra- mona Johnson, Judy Pritchett, Martha Smith, Mary Louise Mills, Carl Hopson, Gloria Gregory, Naomi Snyder, Frances Tatum, Peggy Champion. svvmiicisizi PRESIDENT G MMA PHI OMEGA TRI HI Y CARL HOPSON JUDY PRITCHETT The members of the Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y have participated in many activities and accomplish- ed many things in our three years at Lee. We have had many enjoyable moments. One of these is planning and buying many things for the precious little boy we have had the pleasure of sponsoring from the Children's Home. FIRST ROW: Delila Daniel, Vice President, Sandra Melton, Secretary, Judy Busick, Treasurer, Nell Rushton, President, Karen King, Chaplin, Joyce Weldon, Sgt -at-Arms , , . SECOND ROW: Elois Peterson, Martha Ann Garrett, Judy Butler, Linda Teague, Dy Anne Cook , . , THIRD ROW: Margaret Ann Parker, Jeanette Capell, Patsy Morgan, Mary Ethel Caldwell, Jane Donnegan . . . FOURTH ROW: Clara Jo Parker, Caro- lyn Taylor, Marilyn Snaider, Sandra Peoples . . . FIFTH ROW: Shirley McGuIt, Blanche Waters, Anita Hatchett. vgEETl'lTiARl PRESIDENT S I. Q THETA TRI HI Y BRENT CAMP NEIL RUSHTON Theta Tri-Hi-Y has been very active this year. At Christmas they played Santa Claus to a small girl whose father is dead, and they bought her a complete outtit at Easter. Also they helped collect old toys for the YMCA Toy Drive, Six delegates from this club attended the State Conference at Gadsden, Alabama, in November. There were also many enioyable social activities during the year, 1 r f? 4 iii SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB SARA AUTREY President The Senior Commercial Club was organized to prepare its members to enter the business world, to de- velop the business personalities of its members, and to provide fellow- ship and association with other stu- dents having similar interests. FIRST ROW: Jean Little, Treasurer, Viola Hudson Secretary Sable Spivey . . . SECOND ROW: Betty Hanson Faye Wacls worth, Jeanette Cleveland, Renova Wright . . . THIRD ROW Olivia, McKim, Barbara Laney, Bobbi Standridge Patricia Skipper. I II5 I SCHOOL'S BUSINESS PERSONALITIES A '31 i s r ri 1 5 in V - t,s i?i .., 2 t x ROBERT E. LEE BA D JOHNNY LONG Director This yeor the Robert E. Lee Bond wos one of the few University, College, cmd Better4High-School Bonds to be chosen for. the notionol yeorbook The First Choir of America. This is one of the highest honors possible for o high school bond, Lost yecir the Lee Bond received o superior rating in the AA Class ot the stote contest ot the University of Alobomo. To further its ocloim the Robert E. Lee Bond wos oble to qualify twenty-tvvo persons in the All-Stote Bond ond wos nctmed the Officiol Blue-Gray Gome Bond. liibl FIRST ROW: Kay Banks, Rosemary Peden, Kay Sanderson, Joyce Willianws, Martha Ann Garrett . . SECOND ROW: Sandra Clark, Ann Harris, .lean ElderJ3?,Qura,Glasscock, Brenda Thompson. . x ' ff . ft C ' of? fill ,J ' cfm? J, cl J'. Jr . -N5 n ' ,S J 5 Jiri Mil' I I? Y. . KAY SANDERSON Head Maiorette GENERALETTES The famous and much talked about Generalettes , led by Kay Sanderson combined with the charming personalities of her maiorettes, added much charm and enthusiam to Lee's football games and pa- rades. Since performing with the band at Jacksonville's Homecoming and at the annual Blue vs. Gray Game, appearing on a nation wide telecast, Lee can be very proud of the comments received from far and wide about her talented Lee High Generalettesf' fii71 I' W-'ez Q. ' b '1 1Wf' x. . - 4 N N.-f. -rw Ti S t E3-'- Ab 5 .3435 'Q if N24 V49 'IS ' V ' -w ,L .gl 4 ' 41. L 1. V7 -, S ww 'im gy? at we Kms FIRST ROW: Fred lnslen, Ralph Black, Billy Cowan, Jimmy Simpson, Leader, Mickey Lisenby, Ed Mixon . . . SECOND ROW: Jimmy Brasher, Bill Hammett, Don Worthington, Berry Gray, Ken Hammett, Wil- liam Boswell , . . THIRD ROW: Fred Gamble, Jerry Hollis. THE ROBERT E. LEE SOUTHERN!-XIRES The Southernairesn, one of the most popular student dance orchestras in the state, are led by Jimmy.Simpson. This talented group who have played for Junior-Senior Proms over the state of Ala bama won first place in a talent contest at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute last year. Members are selected from the best musicians in the Robert E. Lee Concert Band and Marching Band. 11191 EPSILO TRI HI-Y FIRST ROW Darlene Hall Vice President Carolyn Gideons, President, Kay Kennedy, Chaplain . . . SECOND ROW Garlene Hamlet Peggy Holley Suzanne Brinson, Linda Shell, Beverly McKenzie, Soniia Cleghoin Clara Collins Glenda Townsend THIRD ROW: Frances Lowery, Paula Ellis, Shirley Blank- enship James Parham Sweetheart Elizabeth Palmer Carol Armstrong, Charlotte Causey, Peggy Risiowi swffrnmkr Sm CAROIYN GIDEONS JAMES PARHAM Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y started the year with a very ex- citing function. The club sponsored a little boy at Christmas and Easter, For money-making proiects, the club sold candy, washed windshields, and sold old paper. The club had many interesting and benef ticial programs, such as panels, grooming experts, a Civil Defense Representative, a law enforcement off ficer, and a magician We ended the year with ri very successful function. FIRST ROW: Bob Ingleheart, Chaplain, John Morgan, President, Carl Hapson, Sgt.-at-Arms , . . SECOND ROW: Ronnie Waites, Wesley Spear, Larry Sanders, Jimmy Vinson, Elbert Lingo . . . THIRD ROW: Nor- man Green, Donald Davis, James Parham, Charles Arant, Jimmy Park, Don Sellers, Mary Ann Faulkner. SW EUVTEART PRESIDENT '55 I' .q:!'j. , . ' Xt ., ' 3 I sw X A, , i xx X Q X , . X X . A . L 34, X L MARY ANN FAULKNER JOHN MORGAN The Lee I-li-Y was organized for its third year. As an active Hi-Y, it collected toys for needy children at Christmas, participated in the Man of the Year , and Youth Legislative activities during 1957-58. The club enjoyed an after-football-season function and its many activities. FIRST ROW: Sherrell Godfrey, Claudia Adlcison, Barbara I-Ialirnan, Recording Secretary, Julia I-Iarvey, Treasurer, Janet Nolan, Chaplain, Betty Wilson, Sgt.-at-Arms, Allie Anderson, Corresponding Secretary, Becky Sullivan, Vice President, Ann Donaldson, President, Jerrie Rayworth . . . SECOND ROW: Carole Tarleton, Trudy Davidson, Sally Brown, Virginia Savage, Karen Britten, Sara McDuffee, Marbeth Fess, Jean Elder, Sherry Mills, Carol Sachar, Linda Butler, Rae Leonard . . , THIRD ROW: Carol Pinkston, Saundra Campbell, Tina Flowers, Anne Spratlan, Barbara Boland, Betty Sue Reynolds, Don Phillips, Craig I-Iopson, Sally Kenny, Jeanne Johnson, Joan Andrews, Beverly Wilson, Jean Fradenburg, Margaret Sullivan, Carolyn Jones. SWEUHEART PRESIDENT SWEET,-,EART CRAIG HOPSON ANN DONALDSON DON PHILLIPS Omega Phi is a new Tri-Hi-Y at Lee, organized according to the Tri-Hi-Y purpose. The meetings are held at the members' homes once a week. The club adopted a little boy, Butch. They also have numerous service projects to help needy people, L, OMEGA PHI TRI- HI -Y FIRST ROW: Allen James, Ben Wood . . . SECOND ROW: Tommy Newman, Warren Moseley, Ronald Long, Burges Newell, Frank Hollilield, Buddy Hale, Judson Vaughn . . . THIRD ROW: David Nelson, James Hufham, Dannie James, Rudy Thrash, Preston Merritt, Beverly Cumbus, Johnny Starr, Bill Good- win, Ronnie Thompson, Harold Bellinger, Ray Moon. DIXIE D RLINGS sweeitlihlzl PRESIDENT SWEETHEART ,m m an L, ,ss 2 I I JANE HALL BEN WOOD BEVERLY CUMBUS The Dixie Darlings have adopted a small boy as a service project and have planned a wonderful pro- gram tor his welfare. We are striving to help this little nine-year-old boy to get the most out of life. The social committee has arranged many functions for this year. The club voted to have pens with in- terlocked D's to distinguish from the Dixie Devils, another Lee I-li-Y Club. ELLEN KELDORPH ELBERT LINGO Co-Editor C0.Edif0r QSTARS AND BARS .Q .. ' Si 7? JN. 1 w .,,,, K. GJAAJ U A A J V. fx f fx 77 af I' . -M Ihwu iff 91 ,f.'1,fA,9P JIMMY COLLEY f MRS. 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'Q ' ' v 1 'f ag .fi Q. 6 I i I 'E ,I exif- f ,fur PNY , fi E V 3 1 v 1: K aw 'iff 5, 6 ! if W J 1 Ai b if Q 1 il' ,Q 26,- wx-f , K KJ, Wig. FW 1 if H Y-U14 ' M' ' W 3, N .3 ww' Q ww' ' M.- G 2 H I J ,w,,QA 'i K naw, , ., ax W fm. m A . 4 , v WK., QR gm, ,mU,,,4 DELIGHTFUL juz n WUI .Jang sglml' nam SEIXIIGRS Cin! AIP,f0Il, Jain Ebulfiz' 11331 Cjblfliglll 62 ,S EXCITING JUIXIIGRS War? igugfn Em WdJ'?6ll'el .Alll pdflel' 134 ffl, WZ., MHA I fl. EIXICHAIXITING SGPHOIVIGRES !Q,fA,,,,, W Jllll -u ,iazvf 4304 jffff ,f Wu MIAA 14 rg 1 ' ,V 1,91 M 135 Mr. Carlton crowns Mary Ann Pugh Miss Lee High at the football ganie. Mary Ann's escort is John Davies, president of the Student Council. giioriemiiKERS OF I all Ritlfl Beautiful Future Homentakers begin ride d o W n Dexter Avenue in the Lee Day Parade. Lee wins toss, Dothan to kick before exciting game which ended in a I4-I4 deadlock. J Miss Lee High waits to begin reign over the parade which was one ot the high- lights ofthe day. Everyone enioyed the big Lee Day dance which brought the day to Cl close. OD ' s ., Mary Ann is presented to a crowd ot 7 O , OO at half time ceremony of Lee Day football game. Miss Lee High and attendants wait to lead the parade on the beautiful float sponsored senior attendant, with well, junior cittendant, by the Student Council. Miss Lee High and attendants were presented at the football gcinie, They are Ellen Keldorph, escort John Morgan, Mary Ann Pugh, queen, with escort John Davies, Peggy Se- vvith escort Dale Martin? Mary Ellen Dendy, sophomore attendant, with escort Jim Vickery. '34 an 3 . Z.. firfrzgx 595. V. 'Q IT i P A P case may Courf ELLEN MARY ELLEN PEGGY Traits for the D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl are dependability, service, leadership, honesty, a n d sincerity. We at Lee know that these qualifications could fit only one senior girl, Ellen Keldorph, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl for l958. Ellen's never ending faith in God has been an inspiration to her class- mates. Active in all phases of church worlc, she has gained the respect of both faculty and students. Her vivacious and energetic character has enabled her to be well qualified for the numerous honors bestowed upon her in the preceding years. For the past three years she has been presented in the Who's Who and in her senior year was elected a Favorite. Working on the school paper for the past two years she was named co-editor for i957-58. During Lee Day activities she was chosen by the senior class to be senior attendant to Miss Lee High. Interested in politics, Ellen was a main figure at Girl's State in l957, the event held at Huntingdon College. In her iunior year she acted as secretary-treasurer of the Student Council and this year continues to be active in the council by being a section representative. Ellen also presides over her homeroom club as president. For the past six years she has participated in the Gamma Phi Omega Tri-Hi-Y of which she served as president in i956-l957. These characteristics and achievements well qualify Ellen Keldorph for this honor. 11401 1 The Feature Staff of th e Scabbard wishes to thank Miss Lily Mae Caldwell of the Birmingham News for her assistance in get- ting Miss Emerson to select our Beauties for 1958. PAYE EIVIERSDN SELECTS QM , ,E miyg A My Q2 gd syaffkn pdf gmc: N 'S x VJ JJ M my SENIUR BEAUTIES OZEUI? UNIOR BEA TIES X J! Birgit, alma 1 I . L ,V ,L vi ' 5' I aj. , f , 4 ', ,U f ' N- sf f v VU I f , J ! 1 ' U O K v ', Q W' ' ,IJ MIM' - MLN' VM b f' Vfff 7 ' Z Jlfr 1 'ulnnf Vbv Nu 0,6 V..- V I W Lf XL! P V' 'J 1 ,Alf 1' J UN! W K 1 V L11 -111117 , C L , I vp' v CML cfiubw, f ' ,lx SUPHGIVIGRE BEAUTIES ZQMQ HM, RUNNERS - UP OF '58 Gill? ,lifopjon 19259, gzweff jache Egan! War? gmn jbenfly I 147 1 l N A ma, mae, RUNNERS . XG? '31 Gy V' x 1 . .1 A I. X37 War? .Aziz !249A A r-, , fx' r by , ,- --J XI, Lk -K , 'a Q X ,, Lf V Q1 QA' 1 . U 1 L. X V Q5 -mx r ,N N5 ' I , Y fnhkjx, A U .44 vx' 5 ,B UN Nl U x K, A X, X v CBVSVLL L 0' 3 1 ,-9' -K wh NU' AL x NPV 0 JUS, 'A W ,f x 1 fwx, Q1 -J Stags Nw if xy fzflllla 0l'YLP.f0I'l L 148 1 M, mmm, UP GF '58 All .g,lllL!l'l',i0Il 'l'LOIlI'l',5 Gb IQWI Gy? A Q ff G51 Off if gllfl Ll'Il'IPA, I 149 1 RUNNERS - UP DF '58 E011 E'4l'l't'Ll ofamgrfrf purge Cu JOWQ WOM!! I 150 1 T7 .ff I .- xv.'if'5 ,f :' r'mnkn.:5t, af f A, rf' ff. -Y f X 1 'ljaknfine COUIJ mai Muacioua KITTY SALTER moat .xdfkdfic CARL HOPSON SENIOR mai gzaufifj CAROLE LONG mod .ilancbome LARRY PHILLIPS WHO'SMV4YWH , M, A 0jij'jbffQQ,,wMMyi WM 'ww W WEZQKZQLFMJF f QM Mgxs Q36 JACKIE BRYANT x x l ELLEN KELDORPH ELBERT LINGO Mal .Ereaaeal BETTY ANN HAYES ED HARDIN SIENIGR Zia Aff Around MARY ANN PUGH BILLY WILLIAMS VVHO'S VVHO Wad olMeQ jo .sgucceecl ELLEN MCINNIS JOHN DAVIES Heal peraonaflg CAROLYN GIDEONS BARRY VINES 7'l405f fjadnfecl MARY LOUISE MILLS BILL HAMMETT SENIOR Wad Slave! .gaairif .IANICE CANTERBURY DON SELLERS VVHUS WHO 7fMfffe5f ANN SMALL DON CROCKER 77404 Jnfefdffuaf ELIZABETH GRANT LARRY SANDERS ,jrienclgedf MARY PUGH DONNIE TUCKER UNIGR Cufedf REED CRUMP BART KENNEDY VVHO'S WHO My Aff ,4,.,..,,J PEGGY SEWELL BILLY WILKES 5 41 Q 3 1 Mal .jbreaaecf CAROLYN TATUM PAIGE COX jriendgeaf ALLIE ANDERSON JIMMY VICKERY f air A rf! . SUPHOMURE Cufeal BILLIE RUTH SMITHA MIKE MERKOURIS ' 1 w , . 6 x VVHO'S WHO Heal gb:-euec! JOYCE MOUNT BILL GQODWIN My A!! ,4,.,.m.! MARY ELLEN DENDY RODNEY BELL ES? oumamenris FV' Q Nw, lmMlmX 3, - A-..,,X, .25 a S 3 -Q.. :mpeg 52:1 his Q E f P r-s....4.. vw ,-...l ' 5-L... N-xl fig -QQ f E! nw., D2 f YA, B .1.. 1 76 74 , 5 B QE F D 1 I GREENVILLE TALLASSEE TROY B. B. COMER SELMA ALEX CITY OPELIKA RAMSEY DOTHAN LANIER ,A 'I F- .1 .. a ' nz df 522' N COACAPTAINS: JOHN LWIIXJCS, PHLY VVIMIAMS, CARI. HOPSOV-J COACHING STAFF: TOM ,IOP-IFS, MM CHAFFIN, LFON FORD, NORMAN LEE S I xi. Q4 xx Q59 1 4fliE F Q QjEF7T. H' W V u w ' A at l' I , ,gf -. , Q WW 6 'Q , I x'RYp 2 'F gg? sig? f '21 RT' 1 fd xx Q 1.1 VA W V 5,7 A 'W' H ' ' ,-Y'79:z' rags rw-557' U, 1. V A ai? tl I 4 wg' Fe QD Q0 I fy! 5 1 , N X x 3 . ml 'hi ii-s H 3 Q b v 'W I 1 D ,fn- f xxx NEA., if nf TP: ' - r'- N . Nj w... -ai -1 W- 5 -I . 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N 'Q - w 1 'S xa 3 Q, 1, .AV viii ws, , Q, 1 A gr? mf' -M, ,xx ww ww , . ggwv w f K R., fr KN . ,A SN' LMA? 3 Q. , ,XP ,E JIMMY WEAVER Sophomore End THE GENERALS AT SURPRISE PEP RALLY DOBBINS RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS AFTER AN OUTSTANDING PLAY f awww ,jg N 1, - '44 J w- Sm Q DONNIE PHILLIPS Sophomore Quarterback TAD BOWMAN DAVID STROUD RUDY TI-IRASI-I Junior Sophomore Sophomore Center I-Ialfback Guard sw -bf wwf X 'Fw ' :J . Qs xy N 9. W A 3 . Q 'www 'I P4 rg ' f iff' X ' wg, .,-wtf ,N ,, . , W . . ,yr i ,. 5 f wi , , M- if 'H , is Q,gi an ,arf 'A Rm +555 '5 vis' xxx. -.gg A ' LVN Q 12f4 x:' ilhmiff A 5 ,Q Y K' f w W ' xv X. J . ??ij.X 'SQ Xirff,'ENgj'Fqi5,1 , ,LAS Q T W ,f fm w Wt 1 X ., f' . f . '0.:sh if X - ' 2 3511 V' ii' vE,.1+M4,, iltg 'QW Sfaam '51-1 1 I ,GPN N...--1 ' 'fa , qw.. cw V W, 132,-4 , ' Q lv, '- EK wg m 5 H s .Ha iw First Row - Bobby Moore, Craig Miller, Earl Young, Sammy Davenport, Billy Holley, Charles Pritchett. Second Row - Jerry Calloway, John Moore, Danny Rushton, Billy Wilkes, Larry Sanders, David Dillard. Third Row - Coach Leon Ford, Paul Ohme, Gerald Anderson, Ed Morelock, James Johnson, Trey Cousey, Leon Darby, Carl Hopson, Dickie Hanna, Don Hunt, Bart Kennedy. TR CK A NORMAN GREEN, BILLY WILKES TEAM f 177 1 xg yi X n X . M1 J! V K fl 'T Q l ff X f 9 E 1 X - I' l:-11 . .. I A , B' Y r ff X fzf LSUPREE ' 59,6 NX. . , X ,KI1 NM: X Ab E g A Q ff xv W' f , Q Q, x 1 5 Q wHlQ ig V X K 15 H 35 V , C1111 Q BART 1 KENNEDY ! kxiffj DQN CROQKLR Q X X ' i 5' ,f v NTL ff xY:Ef-A Vx I 5 f -Ll :iXwk.,J f 5 gy QDONNH1: if 5 rucxm D. X x , HUDSON Z ff counmsv W y . A W. ,X bf 9 N . , was BILL ooeenvs f if Q K: Q g A 5 , 5 al. 5 JERRY CHAFFHV bxylf. I , 4 Mix QLL E L 5 ! 1 XL A Q 5 v F5 me lf ani ,Emi L 3 3 PA UL OHBAE i A I ' L- AL L A N wu.soN REESE b CARR , 1 3 5 x . - 3 Nfl M3 X ff' Q L .L Managers: Dcivicl Dillard, James Bozeman. Standing: Donnie Tucker, Hudson Courtney, Bill Dobbins Paul Olwine, Billy Dupree, Reese Carr, Don Crocker, Alan Wilson, Jerry Clwalfin, Ba rl Kennedy, Coach Leon Eorcl. LEE 57 TUSCALOOSA LEE 66 CLANTON LEE 49 MURPHY LEE 59 VIOOR LEE 44 LANIER LEE 47 SELMA LEE 6l WETUMPKA LEE 46 SELMA LEE 72 WALTER WELBORN LEE 5l LANIER LEE 8O WINFIELD LEE 46 MURPHY LEE 7O GREENSBORO LEE 34 TALLASSEE LEE 48 EUFAULA LEE 83 CLANTON LEE 57 SELMA LEE 63 ALEX CITY LEE 68 WALKER COUNTY LEE 75 VIGOR LEE 56 WETUMPKA LEE 54 LANIER Basketball Scores for 1957 50 58 55 6l 32 58 29 36 34 45 58 5l 42 39 54 62 42 50 63 58 35 56 - '58 Season I' wv.F Q, rl' U. ,r--Q 'LD M 1 NN 4:1 Y,'+ if if 1 ug 'V 1 'g-ff, var. J xr rx, -0 pm S 4 X 1 wa 'P' 2. 5,1 Q- ggi . A? 0 .,,, gy J, A Q ,', af x ' x Ag?: M?L,4K,. ,f - - .1-.3 ' gm' iii af, rf, vm T W I J A I n 1 Q P '. H.. V 0 e ,,-,xfy ' ' .,.-if :gf ' -I . fn! .Q s '11 'VI 'A Lk 1 L k :L . I .. 4. xv.,-wish Pr Gigi ffikiv. .- A Q N, 3, v ,f 4 Av t. 1.w6.' .lf s 4 v I' N. 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Meigs Road AM 3-6359 WALDRIP STANDARD SERVICE 1701 Mulberry Street QuaIls for Quality AM 2-9966 I' COMPLIMENTS OF Lectures are like steer horns - a point here, a MONTGOMERY RUG 8K SHADE point there, and a lot of bull in between. 211 Dexter H . rosa COMPLETE SERVICE SEE OAK PARK SERVICE STATION 700 Forest Avenue Manager-JAMES W, SPEARS i COMPLIMENTS OF MADISON AVENUE CLEANERS 81 SHOE SHOP 330 Madison Ph. AM 3-3221 JONES' GARAGE GENERAL AUTO SERVICE 2501 Highland Ave. Phone CH 7-7316 One teacher : one teacher Two teachers : two teachers Three teachers :. the first scene in Macbeth, Gloria: So you worked your way through School? Your father must be proud of you. Barry: Not much! He's the man I worked! COMPLIMENTS OF WINSTON SHELL SERVICE 3435 Atlanta Highway AM 4-4494 MONTGOMERY SMALL MOTOR REPAIR Repairs by Experts 903 Madison Ave. AM 4-1207 D. W. MOODY HARDWARE CO. 843 So. Decatur St. Phone CHerry 7-8655 NEWELL'S SHELL SERVICE HERMAN NEWELL, Prop. Madison Ave. and Decatur St. DIAL AM 2-9576 He's the type that would make an excellent soldier - he's strong, courageous, ready to face peril, never stops to question his orders, you know ll ........OmOfOI'I. T H E R I V I E R A 3085 Mobile Road Phone AM 5-1648 Food of Distinction CATERING TO PRIVATE PARTIES COMPLIMENTS or OAK PARK VARIETY STORE 706 Forest Avenue Telephone AMherst 2-3847 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS ALLIE REALTY COMPANY 422 South Court Street MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA JIM cmd EVELYN ALLIE Telephone AM 3-3411 Telephones: AM 3-7636 - AM 2-2564 SHORT TERM RENTALS TUB ER PLACE APARTIVIE TS Inc. 3100 Block, Atlonto I-Iighwoy North to Pelzer Avenue, 4 Blocks Eost ond Porollel to Ee-cIeroI Drive MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA OFFICE - 1OO Dunn Drive J. M. TURNER, Pres. CARNIE C. TURNER, Sec.-Treos. 824 North Decotur Phone AM 2-0279 Compliments of COMPANY A , , SEARS, ROEBUCK In the Bell BuIIdIng STATIONERY AND COMPANY GREETING CARDS - GIFTS INVITATIONS and 435 Dexter Avenue SOCIAL PRINTING WEIL'S ANTIQUE SHOP ond ARMISTEAD'S ART STORE 32 South Court Street COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF I FlNANC -g LRY Co. WYATT PAINT 8. HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. T29 Lee Street AMherst 5-I2I3 ART WHITNEY MONTGOMERY, ALA. M40 Higmcnd Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF MOUNT SCRAP MATERIAL CO. WILLIAM P. MOUNT SCRAP IRON METAL RAGS PAPER STOCK MONTGOMERY 3, ALABAMA uuE Shop at WOOLWORTH'S first COMPLIMENTS or WO O LW O R T H ' S Eastbrook Shopping Center COMPLIMENTS or ANDER'S BOOK STORE 53 Commerce Street HAROLD'S GULF SERVICE STATION 1203 So. Decatur Street Phone AM 5-7811 JIM MASSEY 0 1162 South Decatur Street o 1032 East Fairview Avenue Q 204 Montgomery Street COMPLIMENTS or J. J. NEWBERRY 8. CO. 11 Dexter Avnue SANFORD'S DRUG CENTER 2036 Upper Wetumpka Road AM 5-7431 We Try to Help the Sick GUTHRIE TIN SHOP and ROOFING COMPANY 1435 Highland Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND BEAUTY SHOPPE 1605-A Highland Avenue MONTGOMERY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '58 CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE COMPLIMENTS OF HENLEY'S MEMORIAL COMPANY I6OI Mt. Meigs Rood COMPLIMENTS OF ALABAMA GAS CORPORATION 220 Montgomery Street COMPLIMENTS OF MODERN BUSINESS ACADEMY Southern United Life Building COMPLIMENTS OF CAPITOL CITY MACHINEWORKS 600 North Court Street WHEN YOU WANT A PHOTOGRAPH . . YOU WANT A FINE PHOTOGRAPH ond Tl1oT's The only kind your officiol phoiogropher Tokes! PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO - 2nd FLOOR MONTGOMERY ' Downtown ' Eastbrook 0 Opelika. S A L E S TWO ond THREE BEDROOM - Furnished ond Unfurnished WARINGWOOD 0 SOUTHERN MEADOWS CLAYTON COURT 0 LANIER COURT 0 FAIR MANOR FAIRVIEW VILLA 0 EDGEWOOD ' BRAUVOIR Builders of Superior Homes IDEAL SALES 3855 So. Court AM 5-1581 TOM BARNES Lincoln - Mercury Co. Visit Our Used Car Lots ot 205 Church Street 8- Bell Street JESSE FRENCH PIANO COMPANY 75 Commerce Street A Nome Well-Known Since I875 A sophomore was being severely criticized by his teacher. Your work should be so written even the most ignorant will be able to understand it. Yes, sir, said the student. What part didn't you get? BAKER ELECTRIC CO. 2525 Highland Avenue Established T906 Wishing you continued success Best Wishes to the Class ol '58 Miss Nichols: You missed my class yesterday, didn't you? Alan Nolin: No, ma'am, not a bit. Chaplain: ITo prisoner in electric chair? Can I do anything for you? Prisoner: Yes, hold my hand. Compliments of R U T H 81 S O N S 25 Dexter Avenue CAPITOL HEIGHTS DRUG COMPANY l865 Mount Meigs Road Telephone AMherst 2-0569 COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS ASSOCIATION 'E' HAPPINESS BEGINS AT HOME CAPITAL TRAILWAYS NORTH-EAST-SOUTH or WEST Specify TRAILWAYS . . . and get the BEST CHARTER A Trcilways BUS ITS Convenient, Economicol ond Keeps The Group Togefher. IT's More Fun for AIIToo! Confoct our office for rotes ond orrongements TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT 221 Lee Street Phone AM 4 5326 Phone AM 4 5326 'bF9C!-L., 59-fxfda. 4 MY5-A-ov.H-2. -XMJ., Nl-20.93. J, 0-H-4-R014-.0-6 ZW '23 . W My HAVE You . ,, NOTICED MATH ,HM How.MANY ffL :'n J ' or YOUR Mo..--. a. we-19-1-GJ FRIENDS ?,,..,....9l1:d, 4, ARE SAYING E . . ...RRESME G4 5' FAJIB 8 ' MONTGOMERY FAIR E392-.'L.p-:,2.Q K--4.i'f6-.-....E,Z.ow3vL '3-'HQ' diq.,Q,Q+l2-. L-as-fl-'--aC3Ov-N... E ,lRZ,E T MU U cfwgczv-ABA., H n 27160--JL f,J.5.'i3yR1Jf3fv-fb-41+ MONTGOMERY b1'W 'w f3'J. ERIE, . 9:7 p R! H4 0 Downtown 0 Eastbrook 0 Opelika. SINCE T868 CENTRAL ALABAMA'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE U,-252232, ., ,QW MJQU, zL,.,,z, J' 2,710 LW.. ,L,,7.., 3. , '54-ffs.MJ. fA4.Z,f-4, 17 rufvg X70-If-1, Jffff' f 754141 7L1x.'Q,,1',w'., 15.7-,4,., .ggi ji 3,,,,,,,A,i7, J' 7'f 'V- Lou, . .6.zJgf,f., ,AJVJ 4J .,f,...f,.L, if .412 -flu-41... 'L64' 54 -OL -1-if 'Cv'-4-c.,,lu,.,,. Jmfg Yfwuff, .430 ,fjaiswgl-i-1,-4,v,Z, gm.,,...4L,lM,,,,,4 ww? 5012- 7 hf-CL.. 1 ' J fa 'J '-4-GZ M4-if if-wa-1-J fwfufwld-L w.coMPLlMENTs OF . k a'9- '-' 42 0-A-A-ai V D 9 ' CAPITUL CHEVROLET IHC. Jj-'M-Q riff ' fdffj nkil, 5.14 Mn A fif.?5E'6i COURTESY ,, -, .-,Mb 1 ,D ,X W, 1 Z3 'JJ' fZi23Z! Z,Q ff, , 141--11,r.Z5'ik,jJ-7L, 4 fra,-, A A ,Eff ,,,,.-,aj 11,4 , ,. ,gaul f 411414 ,540 14 fb g ' V. 'iffy I' u' Wig, 1, 4 .X ! .4 K- BEST vvisHEs HOMETRUST LIFE 5? 4 4 l ' Barbers 1 INSURANCE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF An OId Line Legal Reserve Compony BARBER's Corner MT. Meigs 81 Arthur Sis. P U R E MIL K AM 3-1643 C O M P A N Y X UP TO 50 MILES PER GALLON! IN THE AMAZING NEW 1958 RENAULT INUK - xx Q ilgxx XXX Priced S1345 C From P.O.E X x fb X XX Q N S Wwxsww xx X Q: ' x .4 . f if SS Xsxxw-N1 w' xo-s-A' xg -as N :X S - x Nw - X Q' x X v N x S Q7 . , X 'H 1, A x X . , 4 . N X 9- .125 , -' ss, u -r sz' gb? Y Xxx I N X .A . N N , V .xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxstl rlnclucling Heater 8. Turn SignoIsI TI-IE WORLD'S FINEST LOW-PRICED 4-DR. SEDAN The Renault Saves Enough on Gas To Make Your Payments. You Can Enjoy Savings Like These: Dri-.e to Birmingham-only 75c Drive To ATIonta-only 51.35 Drive to Miami-only 53.75 Drive To Panama City-only 51.20 Drive to Chicago--only 54.65 Drive To Dallas-only 55.15 Drive To Wetumpka-only 15C PROVE ITII TEST DRIVE IT YOURSELF-TODAY!! YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR RENAULT PARTS - SALES -- SERVICE C. E. PITTS MOTOR CO. 215 Molton SI. thru the block to 214 Cofomo St. AM 5-1585 I i COMPLIMENTS OF TOMMY? DAVIS a JARMAN SHOE STORE 106 Montgomery Street . ' 1 HOWARD'S GAS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1602 Mt. Meigs Road coMPLiMENTs or HIGHLAND FURNITURE CO. We Trade For Anything of Value 1500 Highland Ave. AM .5-9416 J- . A lady who weighed 500 pounds went to the doctor's office to get examined. He looked at her and didn't know whether to operate or blast. She: What's the difference between dancing and marching? Hollis: I don't know. She: I didn't think you did. Let's sit down. ALABAMA TRAILER SALES Incorporated 1991 Bell Street SAUL'S FOOTWEAR Eastbrook o Normandole PAKE-STEPHENSON, INC. Sporting Goods o Athletic Equipment 0 Physical Education Equipment MONTGOMERY TUSCALOOSA coMPLiMENTs or CAPITOL MUSIC CENTER 248 Montgomery Street AMherst 3-0821 ll Knock, knock! Who's there? Sam and Janet. Sam and Janet who? Sam and Janet evening. ll 11 ll coMPLiMENTs or CORRAL RESTAURANT Best wisHEs O. B. TOM CARR Eastbrook TURNER INSURANCE 81 BONDING COMPLIMENTS or COMPANY ALBERT'S JEWELERS 219222 Bell BUIICIIIIQ 29 South Court Street MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA AM 2-5444 Elbert: Say something soft and sweet. Mary Ann: Custard pie. ALABAMA BEARINGS COMPANY Bearings and Power Transmission Specialists AM 4-22.59 25 East Railroad Street 4 . ,. -F T - -. M, V V Q I Y 3 L, W WM Q was ' , gf i' Wu .N-.MW , YQ K ' P ,Www-'Q ,.,,...-fM , ww-W ' .lg ' V W Q, ww. 1 'f:.xg5'l?+ . V ,,,M.W M. ,.,,..:w x ,fx -W Q,. , N, 4-.w,m,,,,M ..,,.,.,,w- ,.,,, we - V ,.1WM,:. W,,,.:,vSw'W -N. f'N ,ff L is ,lf .M E CIBSS of ymfzziamz. S58 N Southern Bell Telep hone and Telegraph Company fnw FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY l, ALABAMA -Q XNSUR F Q H moo A Q If msuruxgcr, Q 1 FOREICH O ocvosnoa S 5. A .9 MEMBEW The Bonking Profession I-ios Never Looked Brighter Come In to See Us At Any Time And Discuss The Possibilities Ot A Bonking Coreer MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF Auto Electric Service Company 423 Bibb Street Montgomery, Alobomo SOUTHERN MOTOR IMPORTS 505 Monfgomery Street The VOLKSWAGEN WorId's Most Reliable Small Cor COMPLIIVIENTS OF WINN-DIXIE MONTGOMERY, INCORPORATED OPERATORS OF KWIK-CHEK SUPER MARKETS NORMANDALE v 2257 MT. MEIOS ROAD O If's Your Tofol FAIRVIEW AVENUE 0 CORNER MCDONOUGI-I 81 JEFFERSON Food Bill Thor Counts ond IT's Alwoys Less of KVVIK-CI-IEK :':::- ,:-:- L f':-: f ' ' T , '..,.' 32, ,.,.,V .,:., 2 ' A I Q , ...,..: if-if 5 h , 5 N f . ' - S 3 E - X ' - 5-,I fipqss- E fgsl' f 'I -Q 'S gsm OQ:lgmJmWHllWElll Q lex 5 .1 MONTGOMERY! IILDING SUPPLY SIDPPIIU iffll Q .-Y Q LUMIB 1 HILLWOIK - lull-UIUC NATIIIAL x Z I P. O. Box 6068 Phone AMhers'r 4-5346 Montgomery, Alobomcr V H, COMPLIMENTS OF I, fb 1 ffl F T E 1 X Ji: li M3734 ss - W f I Q ,gluing ' . 7l..7 3' VJ Y'-L. IEHQ A Hg!lZ.113 'FWQQ f ONE OF AMERICA'S FINEST STORES FOR MEN 130 MONTGOMERY ST. ,ffemurmg Outstanding Sponsweorn PHONE AM 3-5755 COMPLIMENTS OF JEHLE BROTHERS,INC. 1616 MT. Meigs Rood GENERAL CONTRACTORS Commercial - Indusfriol COMPUMENTS OF IN NORMANDALE COMPLIMENTS OF COWAN SUPPLY CO. I23 Columbus Street DIXIE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. In the Bell Building STATIONERY GIFTS GREETING CARDS INVITATIONS SOCIAL PRINTING DRAWING MATERIALS Hey, Girls! Our wedding invitations guarantee happiness BELK-HUDSON CO. 44 Dexter Avenue CUSTOM CLEANERS 0 LAUNDRY 0 DRY CLEANING 2000 Mt. Meigs Road COMPLIMENTS OF TEAGUE HARDWARE INCORPORATED I 74 Commerce Street COMPLIMENTS OF M and W TRUCK SALES I997 Bell Street WHITE TRUCKS Sales - Service E M I L Y'S Sportswear 2266 Mt. Meigs Road COMPLIMENTS OF .I 81 S SUPERMARKET 3853 Atlanta Highway SEAWELL SHOE COMPANY Quality Footwear for the Entire Family I3 South Court Street FOREST HILLS SHOPPING CENTER MONTGOMERY, V . ALABAMA ATLAS SEWING CENTER 1857 Mt. Meigs Road AMherst 4-6466 REAGAN BROS. SERVICE STATION GENERAL AUTO REPAIR 432 Madison Ave. at Decatur St. Dial AM 4-5257 3 I Politician. Congratulate me, I won the nomination Wife. Honestly? Politician: Why bring that up again? FEDERAL DRIVE GULF SERVICE 1307 Federal Drive DICK HANSON 1 'Tl' ' ' DARBY 8. SONS CLEANERS 8- LAUNDERERS 1849 Upper Wetumpka Road Forest Hills Shopping Center 622 E. Patton Ave. - Normandale 3720 Day Street 1711 Mulberry St. FAULKNER PAINT COMPANY, INC. 1729 Upper Wetumpka Road J. L. WHITE METAL AWNING CO. 3201 Atlanta Highway F . Capitol Parkway Shopping Center FOeJaUwiY Telephone AMherst 30327 The World's Most Beautiful Awning COMPLIMENTS or REDDEN'S SUNDRIES . 3101 Lower Wetumpka Road REED TRANSFER 8. STORAGE CO, Inc 501 North Lawrence Street AM 2-1964 Agents for United Van Lines, Inc. MOVING-Local and Long Distance CRATING - PACKING - SHIPPING COMPLIMENTS OF IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 2507 Highland Avenue Phone CHerry 7-8319 COMPLIMENTS OF HOLIDAY'S GARAGE 3421 Atlanta Highway Phone AMherst 3-0561 M. P. JOHNSON 8x SON SUPER MARKET 2504 Madison Avenue We Appreciate Your Business coMPuMENTs or J. H. DARBIN MacALLEN'S RESTAURANT 1723 Upper Wetumpka Road Phone AM 5-7712 We Cater to Parties coMPuMENTs OF FOWLER-DOZIER TIRE SERVICE 2 Locations to Serve You 100 Bibb Streetl 750 Jeffrson Street FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION or MONTGOMERY 36 Commerce Street BEST VVISI-IES MARSHAL-MCELVY PRINTERS ond LITI-IOGRAPHERS 6I I North Mcarylcmd Street COMPLIMENTS OF LONG-MCGEHEE ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 2I58 Mt. Meigs Rood COMPLIMENTS OF WEST BUYLSTGN MANUFACTURING CGMPAN Y OF ALABAMA THE ALABAMA NATIONAL BANK MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA CONGRATULATIONS d BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T958 MERPACO OFFICE SUPPLIES PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE MERCANTILE PAPER CO. I38 Commerce Street Telephone CHerry 7-8341 Pen Headquarters in Montgomery BAILEY'S BEAUTY SALON Formerly Hilltop 3.54 No. Capitol Parkway AM 4-9401 We Specialize in HAIR STYLING PERMANENT WAVES Owned and Operated by JAMES B. BAILEY Capitol Parkway Shopping Center WELDERS SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY C. L. ICADI BEALE I7 East Railroad St. P. O. Box I867 AM 2-2278-PHONES-AM 2-6548 MONTGOMERY 3, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF FOSHEE PIANO COMPANY iw ,w . L 'Pkwy' ' ip, W A r L , V CHARLES EDWARDS PLUMBING COMPANY T908 Mt. Meigs Road PLUMBING and FIXTURES ELLIS LITHO COMPANY OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY - NEGATIVES PLATES - COLD TYPE COMPOSITION PRINTING 61.5 North Maryland Street Phone AMherst 2-256I YANCEY PARK DRUG CO., INC. 1716 Upper Wetumpka Road Telephone AMherst 4-0261 ' if A coed was riding on a trolly car in a strange city and, anxious not to pass her destination, she poked the conductor with her umbrella and asked, Is that the National Bank? No, Ma'am, replied the conductor, that's my stomach! li T Compliments Of MCGHEE BROS. DRUG CO. 136 Dexter Avenue Montgomery's Oldest Drug Store 1 Compliments Of AIRWAY CLEANERS 81 LAUNDRY 1647 Highland Avenue EASTBROOK PAN - AM CHARLES H. BARKER 3310 Biltmore Ave. at Coliseum Blvd. POWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL cormmcrons 815 Adams Avenue 1 g Recommended by United Motor Court DAVIS MOTEL 3929 Atlanta Highway Compliments Ot THORNE'S TV SERVICE 1206 Madison Avenue Compliments Ot GLOBE FINANCE CO., INC. 113 Lee Street 1st Moron to 2nd Moron, over telephone-ls this three, one, one, one, one? 2nd Moron-No. This is three, eleven, eleven. 1st Moron-Oh. Excuse me for disturbing you. 2nd Moron-That's all right. The phone was ringing, anyway! , I CALIFORNIA STREET I.G.A. SUPERMARKET 22 No. California Street Capitol Heights D 81 D DRUG COMPANY 2701 Fairground Road Telephone AMherst 3-5666 My father and mother were first cousins, the freshman explained to his instructor. l guess that's why I look so much alike! Compliments Ot OAK PARK DRUG STORE 701 Forest Avenue I Compliments of M. SABEL 81 SONS 749 North Court Street COMPLIMENTS OF TOYLAND and HOBBY SHOP I Forest Hills COMPLIMENTS OF MARTHA REA FLORISTS 2I5O Mt. Meigs Rood Flowers For Every Occasion Over 30 Years Experience Compliments Ot LEAK-MEMORY CHAPEL, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 531 Monroe W. A. MAY 81 GREEN FRANK ROSA, Monoger 'I' SPORTING GOODS T O FISHING TACKLE O Y 35 South Court Street Y S Montgomery, Alobomo S Compliments of Montgomery's Most Complete Seed Store ik GARDEN SEED Si' FLOWER SEED if FIELD SEED 'il' BULBS AND PLANTS ik PET SUPPLIES iii' NURSERY STOCK MONTGOMERY SEED 81 SUPPLY CO. 243 Dexter Ave. Montgomery, Alobomo pn lli fr' , X T 0 the Graduates of 1958 our sincere 0 In this great land of ours, private enterprise offers each of you boundless opportunities equalled nowhere else on earth. Your future is limited only by your determination, ability and vision. Regardless of your vocation, you will find association with UNION BANK a valuable ally. Our bank has assisted many young men and women on the pathway to success and is anxious to do the same for you! We cordially invite all graduates of Robert E. Lee High School to bank with us, and bank on us as a lifetime partner in your future success. 4 ti li P Q: V i l , UNION BANK 6 TRUST CO l 3-e., 8. T R U S T C 0 . Montgomery, Alabama FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS OF CONSTRUCTING' BANKING SERVICE 5, git E I0 BA li l i MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM GENERAL DEPOSITARY U. S. GOVERNMENT 1 4a ll 'I ll P In gi li I 1, li 5 ,: li '- li in 'l it 'W COMPLIMENTS GF STANDARD UNION LIFE INSURANCE CO STANDARD UNION LIFE BUILDING 3381 Atlonfo Highway MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA SAY IT WITH FLOWERS PATERSONS' Since I892 300 South Perry DIolCH 77731 PATERSONS' FLOWER MARKET IIO2 So. Decotur Street AM 4-4551 'THE FLOWER SHOP Eostbrook Shopping Center AM 5-2527 OPATERSONS' PARK SHOP In Jockson Hospitol COMPLIMENTS OF MELVIN DAWKINS, INC. PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Soles - Service - Repoirs IOI E. Jefferson St. Melvin L. Dowkins Tom O. Neville AM 4-7763 THE HELBURN COMPANY Incorporated Distributors of RESTAURANT ond INSTITUTIONAL FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA PAUL'S SUGAR 'N SPICE V2 block beyond the Coliseum next to Novol Reserve Truining Center MARTIN'S SERVICE STATION and GARAGE T900 Mt. Meigs Rood For All Your AutomobiIe Needs Dial AMherst 5-9978 JAMES E. MATHERS, Owner MATHERS HARDWARE GENERAL HARDWARE HOME APPLIANCES PAINTS TOOLS GARDEN SUPPLIES 3370 Atlonto Highwoy Phone AM 5-4172 COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT'S SPIC cmd SPAN CLEANERS T316 Modison Ave. Your Clothes' Best Briend COMPLIMENTS OF PRIESTER'S SPORTING GOODS 2038 Upper Wetumpka Rood Tel. AM 4-664I FISHING cmd HUNTING EQUIPMENT TOYS ond HOBBY CRAFT C H A M P I O N ' S MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING Save on Factory to You Prices T53 Dexter Avenue ,i FREEHLING'S INC. Eastbrook Shopping Center CI'IILDREN'S SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF FOREST AVENUE BARBER 81 BEAUTY SHOP 7IO Forest Ave. AM 4-2495 F' T CAPITOL STOCK YARDS I464 Furnace Street Auctions Every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday Livestock Center of the South BEST WISHES FROM DIXIE REXALL DRUGS Eastbrook - Phone AM 5-856i I709 Mulberry St. -- Phone AM 3-4424 COMPLIMENTS or DUTCH BAKE SHOP Forest Hills Shopping Center CARBURETOR ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone AM 4-8471 2II9 Mt. Meigs Road MONTGOMERY APOTHECARY Ground Floor - Guarantee Life Building We cover Capitol Heights like the dew covers Dixie i COMPLIMENTS OF FO U R S E ASO N S o Eastbrook o Cloverland WASHING - POLISHING -- LUBRICATION LEWIS GODBOLD PAN-AM SERVICE STATION 2426 Spruce Street DAVIS DRUG COMPANY 2276 Mt. Meigs Road 3847 South Court Street PROMPT DELIVERY QUALITY o VALU E o vuunv I 1 FORMERLY: SILVEIVS I MoN1'GoMenv's 'MQ srons COMPLIMENTS OF MIDSTATE ADVERTISING GUARANTY SAVINGS 8K LIFE INSURANCE CO. COMPANY Home Office - Montgomery, Alo. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING SIGNS I2I2 Houston street Ph. AM 2-6340 Growing BY HBIPIHQ Others T0 Grow For Your Newest N-ew Latest Model Cars in Excellent Condition IVY STYLES ,, C ro H Dixie See the N tu I Look ot - IT- 5 SYSTEM 244 Lee Street Low Rotes - AII Over Dixie I4 Dexter Ave. GODFREY'S COMPLIMENTS OF GULF SERVICE STATION A RUSSELL JOHNSON Modison ond McDonough Streets LUMBER COMPANY Tel. AM 4-9228 VVETUMPKA, ALABAMA MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA BURLINGAME AUTC-MATIC SMALL MOTOR REPAIR CAR-WASH 2I62 Mt. Meigs Rood 2 LOCATIONS Phone AM 4-9244 3I8 Modison Avenue IDowntownJ MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 1515 So. Decotur St. ISouthsideI we Jfore you wi euenfua! g loafronize EASY WAY SUPER MARKET 231 JEFFERSON STREET Phone AM 2-6913 or AM 3-8276 M. S. TUCKER President BERTIE L. 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