Sansom High School - Talisman Yearbook (Alabama City, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1943 volume:

o' Wm 437 EMMA SANSOM HIGH SCHOOL ALABAMA CITY ALABAMA ha A ENVI.-X SANSOX1 X'IONL'fN1ffN'I' , 0 eclacalaon BI CAUSI OI IHI IRI ASURI D MI MORII S YOU HAVI TRACI D UPON OUR HLAR FS WI' DI DI CA'II TO YOU BI N SOI I I:Y WITH REVIR INCF HONOR ANDI OVF THIS 1943 TAI ISMAN N SOLIIY lasof 43 Zz The whlstle has blown I nfe s own T1mekeeper has sounded the call And you wl'om we haw loud and knovxn Are seen no more nn class room or hall But somewhere we know from the sndelnne of skus You bld us have falth to strxve to dare T11 we shout the vnctor s song that never dles In realms that are eternal rad1ant and rare W Y if ' BE . i C s. ' - v . , . y , , V . V . V , , D X Q 1 I - I I I Y 3 ' . 5 I 1 , . , , C E CHAMBI PP CI O OUR PRINCIPAI From thy realm the cubicle in the hall Thou seest them go scholar laggard all And speed along each reluctant lad and lass With constant caution Don t be late for class All ham known thy friendliness some thy frown When minus permi sion they left the ground Some in desperation to the office haxe b en sent Though of such painful scenes we d rather not think But let them all in bless d oblivion sink Sports thou lovcst them true one and all And bid us always have something on tht ball Counselor advisor friend weve had in thee Then here s to our principal C E Chamblee Iht 1043 Talisman yy 7 I ' xx 11 3 -. , ' 's ' , f 3 , Or when, too full of spirit or on mischief bent, . . . Y 2 b , ,, , Varna Watsawn Iamar Trlpletl C I Chlmblee DGXXIII Dunn Catherlne. Russtll Nlaud Htrndon Ixa I xnn BLIIX Xtra Cosbx Marx Jo 'Moon Nlartha 'Vlurphrtt Judson Iunctford N xrx Dah 'Vltford Ixra Crtdx H l n C1 mx Ntll N1Jl'IlI'l ru C ulxtr L tn XX tlktr N wx tltm 1 xtr lhmbtth X mn NA'lYy,Llnl'llt. Pouffmx, on TO OUR FACULTY And what of tht Marmtrs vxho haw stttrtd our shlp On htr long tvtntful and ptrnlous trnp FI o tht saft stcurt anchoragt of Graduatxon Bax T hru Vlathtmatlcal narrows on past SCILDCL s shoal Weathtrlng Htstorx s storm and Engllsh s lmgerlng calm Vhd t Spamsh s torrld htat and DlSClpllDL Q frovx nmg cold Our shlp has Qatltd forward saft from harm 'I ho somttlmts waurs xxtrt dup and sluts o trcast And fogs of mxsundtrftandmg obscurtd tht xnxx And traxtl xx Larx passtngtrs xx ould chng to tht mast X alnlx vx1sh1ng tht Journtx vxtre through But txtr bx our sxdt on Educatlon s sta Eager to gnxt us atd as tht days go bx Urglng that vxt SIYIXL on to glorlous YICIOTQ Stand Frxtnds and I tadtrs Teachtrs of Sansom H1 7ht 1143 Iulzsmur' , . 4. W .W., . . . , , . .L j '. '. . A 1. cc ..r . . ', Aua-gi--.H-1- '. -, wt. The good ship of Learning, from day to day ' x 1 1 1 1 ' V9 i X I 4 . .1 i, ' 3 I I V' v I V I I I ' , 4 5 I ! h VH 3 31 'H 'I 'H X 3 i- 5 I l... FMMA SANSOM HIGH SCHOOI CONTENTS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS FFATURYS The 1943 Talisman ATHLETICS 39 Gllegcance fo flue 9 u-gg, ag' all ,f.i ,..... ------ 4--- Q g ,V - iff? A' ali li ' F ' E51 A .f- 1 --'f 7.-rf ' ? - k -F :: e a O I C Ein gsm 1 vi 'T WY fl The 1945 'lulzsmav , , ,,a.,, SENIOR OFFICERS Loxs Rhodes Pres1dcnt Calvrn Yother Vrcc Presrdcnt Vrrgrnra Tuggle Secretary Dan Boman 'I rcasurcr Ih If-15 Iulzsmun As the end of our school days draw mgh Wrth regretful hearts wc must say goodbye Classmates m brddlng a tearful farewell Le u lean a story for others to tell Of an amb1t1ous class of 43 Who cltmbeo up the steps to uctorr, And rnto thc future nobly vsent Vvllth sprrlts aglovu and hearts content FI hat rt IS the most successful utr to pass Fl hrough Sansom I-hgh School s doors Vlay We tntcr the threshold unsurpassed ln braxtry touragt honor and that xast Dcsrrc to lay a foundatron firm and strong for boxs and grrls who vull contmuc 'I o roam tht famrlrar halls Aftcr vu are gone by N zlmurq Btmfltld . . h . 9 i J 3 ' D D I Y YD 7 V I I I YI Y it S 3 YD 7 Q I ' . Y' Yu I 1 V V Q Let it be said of this Senior Class. I V ' , V' ' . ,. ll f , SENIOR CL SS IOHNINY ADCOCK DAN ARCHLR KAT HFRIIXI- BAXTLR DOROIHY Bl ARD Ask and shy ll find out lNlI MARC BLNLI Il-l D CHARIIQ BllNlIlY and somlumls llarmd DAN BOVIAN ROBI RT l ll BROXXN HL that lows A rosx :luck or 1 Loral lip admlrcs 'l-hh xlllag-. ull dgcland how much hu knew Thy modcwty 15 a candle to thy ments fmr wus she to behold that maiden of elghteen sum I 115 Slow Ind uncomurmd ln vunt to class A fool who keeps sxlent passes for a WISC man Good qualxlus mnd no JdXLI'IlSll'lg The 1943 Tulzsmun 4 A I V' V 'I u x 1 v x Y '- . ,. : Y f ff ' 4-: ' ,K t ' ' ' 1 mersf' . . ,,. . .11 '., ' 1 ' . ' f 1 1 A 1 T ' If V SENIOR CLASS W C BROXVN Ins only noble to be good IHII MA BUTIER Where theres a wall theres a way VERBON BYNUM An unassummg man who plods the straxght courses CHARLES CARGAL A closed book never makes a scholar CATHI RINI. CARI TON e succeeds who does not grow weary of trytng HOVILR CARROI I. Mv crown IS nn my heart and not on my head HOWARD CARROI I He who uses his tongue wlll reach has destxnatton RICHARD CART ER But the fact ns that I have nothmg planned un less ll be a moment merry a novel word nn my vocabulary The 1943 Talxsman SENIOR CLASS RUBY JO CASON JALOB CI AY'I ON Ambltlon yes lhau t GENLVILVI- COKE R VILDRED CO1 I INS JUANVI A CONNI R ROY COX DOWI ING CROFT MARJORII IDVVARDS thought upon her face 'Q Hou sneer and falr she seems to be Her hfe had many a hope and atm Shes fickle she changes she drnes men mad The mxldesl manners and the gentlest heart Vlrtues graced vuth external gtfts Truth IS the hxghest thmg .1 man may keep There was a soft and pensue grace a cast f The 1943 Talzsman X .. . Y . ,. Ai . . ,. 4 , ,. . o , ,. It RICHARD II I IOI I Good manners arc the smrll coins of urtuc IMOGFNI' LII IS Cheerful at morn she wakes from short repos breathes thc keen arf and carols as she goes MILDRED FFRGUSON I may record thy worth wrth honor due 1n terse as musrcal as thou art true CI-II STFR II I'TCI-II R Vvords wrthout thought nexer to heaxen g YVONNI I ORD The gurl with .1 smllc IS the gurl worth whrle MARY JO ILI 'IS You thunk shc rs shy O Mc O My You just dont know her thats why JOHINNY GALI AGHI R A moonstruck lad who lost hrs way BOBBY GARRLTT Better late than never The 1943 Taltsman SENIOR CLASS 0 v 1 4 I' ' . . Y .. , . a SENIOR CLASS BASII GII CHRIS I' HORACI HAI In mlrth HARVLY HI ARN JAIVIFS HICKS the xx lsest men MARCII HICKS Demure and modest ly may she ad I I I IAS JACKSON SYBII JOHNS good A merry heart doth good luke medtclne Vllxed ruson xuth pleasure and vursdom wuth Not afrald of vtork but nn no sympathy xuth lt A Ilttle nonsense novt and then IS rellshcd I1 MAR I HA II AN HONFYCU I'I A smxlt for all a greetlng glad an amiable -lol A good student and a good frtend The hand that made her fair hath made her The I9 4 3 Talxsman . , I ., - V . V V Y, . .. . 1. .I .. . K pi V .b . V J 2 Q .. S , 4 .. . . . , I , ' ' ' , h 3 S I 41 HAI I MAN JOHNSON ts hypnotwed by hrs own thoughts JAMI'S I I ITWICH Mark the perfect man and behold the uprtght ROBERT LIMBAUGH Good nature IS stronger than tomahawks MILDRED MABREY A comrade bllthe and full of glee who loxes to laugh out full and free HOWARD MARKS I dare do all that mly become. 1 man who dares do more IS none JAMES MARKS Pleasant to walk vstth pleasant to tallt wtth and pleasant to thunk about JI AIN McCI FNDON van though sanqurshcd she could a gue sttll ROBERT NEAI Truest fnend and noblest foe The 1943 Taltsman SENIOR CLASS .I . gi la SENIOR CLASS IWW JOE NEARS DIXIE MAI: OB-ARR frlcnds BII I Y PAY TON DOROTHY PI NI AND She who seeks shall find 16 PAUI PI RRY HAROID PUGH I L RIA S The frnolous vsork of polmhcd xdlcncss Q cn mrt II ns plan A merry hc1rt m1kclh 1 Lhurful mununmnu He hath an exprc5s1on of slacp upon hm brow Good nature and good scnsx must uur join I' row phwslc to thu dop III Inu non f H S a fool who thanks hx form or sk turn the current of 1 woman Q xull 'I he 1043 Talzsman MII' the fri dly hc. Ihr I., ' my of ANNIE PROFITT ' ' h V - 1, ' .'- Q 0 nf' I 'Q .. 3. I VI ' 4 e' ' ' V' iIl to I OIS RHODFS III har studx who ulshu to gut knoxxlcn L I X I I WIN ROBINSON I lamn md har soul slmnrv. EN PRE FT SCRLGCS for thou art long and lank and brown as as he rlbbcd Sea sand IVIARCARI I SHRUVI Ir lvx th 1 kind hnr BI SSIF S'VII'I H Those ln lose xx ant no adxlcc MARK SVIITI-I I would m1lxc umsdom mx gllldt R-XI PH SVIIIH I xxo d loui a lou I I A S I AI I IN I -X cheerful dlsposxtlon IS .1 fund of rcadx Lap 1 Ihr 943 falrsman SENIOR CLASS ' I. . V, . ,. ,, . 2 ' f . ' I ff I,.1rg' was her 1 ty . ' J A' 'Q ' 1. M: V K .K I 1 2' ' f I A fki gir 'i . ' u t. All th' ' rl 'I QIQI .. XIAIQ .N . . .TS nl: 'I 1 I ' . . SENIOR CL SS l-IELLN STARI ING Her kmd words find thelr was to the heart IIIVIIR STIWART He who srngs puts to flight hrs cans DORIS SUI I INS Happy and from care Im frm XVhy arent they all lnkr me? LD THOMAS I do know hum by hrs gmt he IS .1 frxend IRI Nl THOMAS Th soul vms lllu 1 star and dvlcll apart VIRCINIA TUCCI I: lashroned so slcndcrlx xoung, md so falr JAIVII S TURNER Common sense m an uncommon dggrce IS what e world calls vusdom IDWIIIS 'Io do good to manlund us thg chnalrous plan and IS ulwxys as noblx rnqullgd The 1913 Tulrsmun . I T ' T V ' .. . h V , 1 1 J- ' .. . K v . th 5 E. , L K r. 1 v x 4 x I'- IHONIAS XVHI I l I R Spealtes an ll'ldtfll'llIt d 11 of nothnng IRANCI S X ANCI Y One xusl suhstmtul smile CAI VIIN YO I HER Fame IS the spur thxt the clear mrnd doth rant The 1943 Talzsman SENIOR CLASS SENIOR Cl ASS SONG by Howard Carroll Grave are semors of a great school Whose enswns hlgh we wear Well strlve to 1mpart drgmty And preserxe 1ts glorrous fame Knowledge gleaned vxrthrn thmc halls I rngtrs vuth those who ll ne er forget Thy tradltlons rich and rare I mma Sansom how wt lovs. thee Shrne forth thy SCHOOL OF SCHOOLS Shed thme mfluence as a beacon 'I hat leads to eternal goals I . 1L,: . ' ' Q. . . , . , . , ,. . , . .. V D . V V V 1 V . V i 1 Y x V 51 V 1 - V . V 1 s ss - L . . s 1 s 1 s 20 CLASS PROPHECY They told me I must prophesy but I knew not what to do for I was not born a prophet any more than one of you I had spent the day rn study and ln thrnklng hard and deep so I now vtorn and weary lay me down to fall asleep I had lam there but a moment ln that slumber calm and sweet when I rose refreshed and strengthened and stepped out upon the street Cureat sky scrapers all about me aeroplanes through all the a1r wonders far beyond concep tlon here and there and everywhere I could scarce belleve my senses when I savs the a1rsh1p llne bore the well known name of Sansom whxle the same gleamed from each slgn My eyes were opened w1der than they d ever been before when I saw a sllp of paper dated 1954 Soon I flltted past a corner that looked lxke old tlmes to me for lf was the well known hang out where Clty Drug used to be L E wasnt nn the phone booth he and Margaret had txed the knot Jmny and Danny too were together but Bessie and Johnny were not The vshole day brought surprrses Thomas Wheeler was tall and th1n M1ldred Ferguson was a concert planxst and DOYIS Sulltns had a double chrn The Reb el Revlew put me wise Jeanne and Dot were socral butterflxes and Genevreve Coker H111 had become a name to rrval Mrs Astors soclal fame A photo from H Johnson s studro brought me news that I wanted to know the former Mildred Collms as sweet as could be wrth her beaut1ful quads tvso on each knee On the porch of a cottage as sweet as a dove Mr and Mrs Bob Logan were st1ll maklng love I heard that once when they started to part Dowlrng Croft lawyer rekmdled each heart Mrldred Mabrey was st1ll a lxttle bxt wavey smce late ln 43 she had jorned the Navy A convert1ble wh177ed past whrch really was a berry and I saw at the wheel playboy Paul Perry Jeff Neal vsas successful wlth a servlce station lln these days you see there was no gas ratlon J Lelras Jackson head ofa huge corporatlon was now rn Hawan on his annual vacation Howard Carroll was trumpeteer wlth a Naval musnc crew vs hlle an M P of promlnence was our frlend Harold Pugh I saw Homer Car roll our erstwhlle kxng proudly showmg off his latest offsprmg In box car letters that couldnt be mlssed I saw CITY EDITOR BASIL C1II CHRIST Peepxng rn I saw on the Brg Shot s knee Secretary Yvonne Ford as cute as could be Hearmg a norse I judged at once that someone must be I t Nope my mlstake lf was only Qullla Evelyn and Dmt Elmer Stew art was st1ll the man around town hrs rlval for Hrst honors was Robert Lee Brown I lnqurred of Sansom s football team and was very thr1lled to learn that the boys had la1d Gadsen IH the shade under Coaches Adcock and Hearn Ed Wells whose head was st1ll rn the stars was trsxng to teach the world about Mars Roy Cox followmg h1s talent of old vsas lay1ng them under the sod so cold Wxth a reckless regard for matrlmony James Turner was now paymg alnmony Charles Bentley s xnsurance was sellmg fme as he slgned them up on the dotted l1ne Helen Starlxng was at work nn a great church mxssxon Cather Y . . . . 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V . . , - , . , . . . y .... . h 5 - The 1943 Tallsrnan The 1943 Iulrsmun CLASS PROPHECY rne Carlton had a nurse s commrssron Frances Yancey s name was rn New York lrghts the author of the play A Woman s Rzghts Sybrl Johns strll beautrful and quret was famous as the Photographer s Delrght CI he son of the Rev erend I-Iovxard Marks was a member of the Apollo Boys chorr for lrke hrs father rn hrs heart to srng was a burnrng desrre Drxre O Barr had shocked the populatron by becomrng a yrtterbug sensatron I ee Orren Moon had ceased to be a pest he owned a dude ranch way out west Irene 'I homas was a weld er krlled to Mark Smrth a fashronable resort had been wrlled Chester Fletcher was up to hrs same old trrcks but holdrng the spotlrght was Jrmmy Hrcks H was noted for hrs spectacular progress and was now the youngest senator rn Congress It was danger that Brlly Payton craved and he had become a dare devrl brave Dan Archer was presrdent of the college at Snead Rachel Smrth was takrng the Macbeth lead James Marks to hrs son who could hardly be lreve was relatmg how he used to pass and recerve Everett Scruggs was for governor a candrdate Marjorre Edwards for the rrght one drd wart Verbon Bynum was the modern Ernstern and Rrchard Carter strll the wolf of olden trmes As the Grants prtcher Calvrn Yother earned fame Nrlmarg Benefield fes or Robert Irmbaugh was Valentrnes successor Lors Rhodes queen n her senror year rn a trrm nurse s unrform drd appear Horace I-Iale walked through storm and harl you see he was carrrer of the marl Mrllrons had come to realrze that Rrchard Ellrott could cleverly advertrse Dorothy Penland was a Physrcal Ed rnstructor Ed I homas was a skyscraper constructor Jacob Clayton an S Club letterman was now a retrred war veteran Mrs Glenn Goodson lnee Ruby Jo Casonj was head of the Parent Teacher Assocratron Juanrta Conner modeled latest creatrons Imogene Ellrs was head clerk at Macy s Margre I-Ircks lrved north of the Drxon lrne she had a Yankee husband fine Thelma Butler head of a large corporatron consulted Dr W C Brown for nervous prostratron Joe Nears was a burly Boaz cop James Leftwrch had lard by hrs annual crop Bobby Garrett owned a grocery store Annre Proffrt drdnt lrve here any more she marrred a handsome travelrng man and traveled wrth hrm over the land After completrng the rounds of thrs celestral town your prophet was awak ened by a famrlrar sound Twas a frrend whom I lrked so very well sayrng Come on Dearre that was the bell So you see dear frrends and classmates all thrs was nothrng but a dream Ive been tellrng howe er natural and real to you rt seemed But rn thrs old world of wonders dreams often come true so who knovxs but what my yrsron may be realrzed by some of you by Marry lo Fults ' 'I' I I ' 1 ' 1 I D H H y H H I ' . I 3 Q s Q- ' u - I ' my ' - w 1 . , 7 . . D A- . J- - D ' I I . v I Z I 3 'I D was a well-known poetess' name. Charles Cargal was an absent-minded pro- , S 1 . 4' , ' .' , 3 ' , y , i A l I 75 I I iv I l I 3 I 4 3 . ' I V 3 1 , v 1 v v' ' v ' v v 9 . . 21 NIOR OFFIC Mackre O Gumn Prtsrdent Frances Burke Vlce President Ada Jo Gross Secretary Gs psy lzntrlkm Treasurer Just one more year and we ll be ree Tls but an xdle thought As jumors we should surely see That learnmg can t be bought Our goal rn lrfe must ever be To try to do one s best To face the tasks our teachers set Prepares us for llfe s test Just one more year And hearts beat fast But others know you see rl hey ve traveled hard the road of l1fe And fallen short of vtctory We have to frght for what we get W1th dreams rs nothmg made Wrth toll and tears and sweat and blood ls our foundatron lard May the remalnmg year of school Also the years of lrfe Frnd us almmg strlvmg ever To keep our lrghts eternally brrght by Maureen Watson The 1943 Talzsman . , , 5. , s V T I I . ..... . l , f U s . , .. . H - , V . ,- - , . , , , , Alpha Mae Argo Herman Bellamy Bobby Bensinger Olen Bodine Edith Bradley Vivian Brown Frances Burke C, D. Byrum Nellie Cannon Nora Jane Cargal Frances Carlton Curtis Chavers Zora Cheatwood Ethel Clayton Th I 43 'Iulisnwn J UNIORS Alvin Cornutt Eerrell Cornutt Edith Costello Catherine Crenshaw Billy Joe Dodd Grover Dowdy Wy'nelle Dye Ciypsy Entrelxin Edwin Fortson XX'infred Garner Junior Grant Howard Gray Ada Jo Gross Russell Guest Billy Hale Virginia Harper Imogene Harris Clara Higginbotham Willie Mae Higgins Marie Hill Thomas Hood Johnny Jones Opal Jones Juanita Marks Marie Nlayo Sally Ruth Mitchell Marie Mooney 23 Rutella Mooney Annie Jo Muskttt Ray McCulley Verna Nix Alun Noles Mackie O'Guinn Lois Olivers Russell Owens Mildred Perkins Lois Phillips Carolyn Rape Eugene Relford Charles Roberts Walter Scott 24 J UNIORS James Self Dorothy Shaneyfelt Joe Smith Mary Spakes Jean Stansell Callen Stephens Lewis Sterling Jack Stewart Myrtle Lee Stewart Ray Stone Faye Street Jean Summerlin Joe Sweeney Willodean Tarrance Doris Walker Margaret Walker Billy Wall Dillard Wall Ray Ware Bud XVarnick Maureen Watson Billy Westmoreland R. J. White Adolph Williams Gene Williams Sara Willis Edna Sue Young The 1043 Tulismu 7 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jlm Baxley Presldent Paula Dooley Vlce Presldent We of the Sophomore Class Hesltate on the border of knowledge Wxth falterlng feet yet eager We press onward toward our goal A year ago we were freshmen Today we tread the way wIth heads held hlgh and hearts aglow lnsplred to delve Into the mysterles Of those thmgs we have yet but glxmpsed Th1S IS our prayer may God Make us worthy of the herltage we bear BILLYE VIRGINIA HALL The 1943 Talusman Mavis Dowd . ,.,..,.., . ..,, I ,. ......,,.,, , .... .. ,. ,. Secretar Y Y lna Lee Allrson Hoyt Allred Jlm Barley Martha Bam Dons Barron Frances Bearden Mary Jewel Bentley Eugene Bradley James Bradley Margaret Boyd J C Bradberry Homer Brooks Gene Brown T homas Brown 26 Thelma Bryant Robert Bullock J D Burns Edna Earl Callan Alma Carrell LOUIS Cofleld Claude Danlel Paula Dooley Mavxs Dow dey Ered Ellxott Gladys Elrod 'Vlyrtrs Elrod Dorls Erwxn Frank Erwxn Sarah Esslmger Mary Eletcher Jeanne Gentry Dorothy Golden Elolse Gowens Charles Gray Kenneth Gray Bxllye V1rg1n1a Hall Charles Hamby Lamar Harper Betty Harvey James Haynes Jeanette Herrrng Marxe Hodge The 1943 Tulz man SOPHOMORES Frances I-Iorton Betty Faye Johnson M J Jomer James Kerr Cecll Kxnsey James Lambert 'Vlmme Long Marvrn Lynn Edrtnt Vlashburn Eluabtth Vlay I nllran Vloon J F 'Vlorgan Horace 'Vluskett 'Vlary I ors XICDHHIQI Thr I0-I3 Tulzsman 1, www Wrllard Cden Earl Parker Lourse Payton Rrchard Perkms James Perry Cleo Peterson Grady Phrllrps Ruby Phxllxps Robert Pmchtrt Vernon Prultt Paulmt Redd n Gwnndoly n Reed G D Rtrnhardt 'I ommne Rxchards M 'ff 'nl' -r Joy Roberts Janre Robrnson Jean Satterfield Grady Stapler Chloe Stewart NOd12 Lou Street Earl Stroup Jane Svyeeny Imogent T tmplt Paulrne NValla t Blanche Xxrhltk, Hoyt Xvrggonton Jxmmy XX oodyy ard Lorramt H othtr 24 I 7- a, r,.,,r..,,. rryr ,W I 6 ,syn ,. y, ' ' 4' rf. -'f 1 ,gf ' ' 'Cl , U ' rv., , I I A , , A 1 ' m -I I hs u I' 1 Y I I ' rv . 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A 3 5- I V V Y FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Ray Cox Presrdent Brlly Jones Vlce Presrdent Loretta lVlcDan1el Secretary Treasurer I m speaking for the Freshman Class There s really a brg crowd of us And though we seem as green as grass Some day you ll be proud of us At trmes we ll admrt we re all upset And make an awful norse But we re not drgnliied semors yet We re stlll teachers paxns and joys Although We re young and full of fun We ve a finger 1n every ple Glee Club band football and all We ve not passed a smgle one by So here s to the Class of 46' Though we make lots of bother and uss You ll have to admlt thls wlthout any kicks YOU COULDN T DO WITHOUT US The 1943 Talrsman , . x l , . 1 H 11 1 . , . , 1 1 1 , . . . 1 , . , . . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . . . . 1 ' 1 Billy Ray Addison Loulse Anderson Betty Armstrong Vera Arthur Lola Allison Mary Barnes Hilda Blackwood Cordelia Bolton James Ballard Clarence Bearden Marvin Benefield Delmas Bowen Flora Barron Alberta Brock David Barfield Roy Bynum Howard Bearden Lee Burgess Doris Marie Cain Fannie Mae Calvert Betty Chambers Dorothy Cochran Betty Nell Coker Athelene Cox Robert Cannon Walter Lee Cagle Earnest Chambers The 1943 Talisman FRESHMEN Shirley Camp Mae Chamblee Evelyn Cherry Virginia Cherry Imogene Cl1ne Erlene Coley Jimmy Chambers Leonard Conner Emmett Cornutt Ray Cox Margarite Davison Floyd Davison Roberta Elliot Edna Ellis Maedale Ellis James Entriken Hazel Frazier Tommy Fults Bynard Faulkner Jack Floyd Ruby Gilmer Ruth Gross Delmas Golden Eulice Garner Billy Griffin Henry Garrett Jack Gilbert Carl Griffin Wlllodean Gipson Dora Green Martha Griffith Doris Hicks James Earl Hooks Dick Hunt Horace Helms Mary Hammons Lucile Harris Jackie Harvey Bobbie Jean Hall Nell Jo Hatch Hazel Howington Gordon Johnson Junior Johns Billy Jones Frank Johnson Jerry Jones Billy Jones Marie Johns Memorie Lovell Tom Lucia Henry Lackey Jack Limbaugh Douglas Lipscomb Mary Leftwich 29 Angelo Lovoy Nettie Mitchell Betty Jo Moon Robert Muskett Paul Miller Lonie McKinnon Oren McCallie Frank Muskett James Mayo Lee Morgan Caroline Machen Katherine Maxwell Doris McCollum Loretta McDaniel Rosetta NeSm1th Beulah Nix Harry Neal Paul Noble Doris Oaks Clayton Ovyens Geraldine Oaks Doris Perry Bennie Parman Dorothy Payton Doris Peak Stella Phillips 30 44 FRESHMEN Charles Pollard Gerald Pitts Willie Patrick J C Penland Billy Phillips Ben Pillitary Pete Pitts Meriam Pyne Marjorie Payton Mary Perry Fred Richards Imogene Richards Elizabeth Roberson Josephine Rogers Maedale Shrum Ruby Jo Smith Evelyn Starling Myrtle Sterling Nell Jo Stevy art Mary nel Street Gladys Strickland Christine Sweeney Katherine Sanders Helen Selvidge Marie Shrum Betty Jo Smith 'Vlary Strickland L C Sharpton Jerome Sullins Eugene Stonecy pher Howard Stewart Woffard Sharpton l eonard Self Percy Smith H l Studdard Viola T urkill Helen Turner John L Turner Eddie Turman W J Tanner Charles Thomas Lloyd Thrasher Betty Undervsood Frankie Undervy ood Sy mie Gay XValters Bobbie Williams Joyce Vwlorley Sarah Willard lames Wallace Tommie Wynn Lloyd Winters lnoma Willmore Owen XValls The I9-13 74lIlLSf771l'1 EIGHTH GRADE James Abney Bill Alford Jimmy Arnold Lester Atkins James Brown Erances Beardcn Mary Belk Jack Barker Allen Bayne Billy Ray Beck Frank Beard Jean Beard Earlene Bayne Barbara Beck Doris Ann Bentley Josephine Boyd Nell Jo Braydon Nellie Mae Buchanan Dorothy Bullock Hazel Bryant The 1043 Tal sman Betty Jo Bradley Virginia Nell Bowden Jo Lynn Bowen Hubert Bethume Jack Couch L B Couch Allen Cress Gene Clayton Betty Jean Cason Jean Cason Anna Merl Carr Myrtle Carrell Vera Chambers Christine Cheatwood Herstine Cheatwood Ruth Cherry Doris Cox Carl Cannon Dan Cargal Clifford Cochran Gordon Champion Ottls Connor Carol Cook Lois Chambers Edna Cook Loraine Carroll Charles Chavers Bobby Combs Elbert Cornutt Harold Cornutt James Curry Talmadge Dav1s Emmett Dowdey Phyllis Dyer Jean Davis Wanda Dooley Geneva Dowdev Edna Mae Driskell Hazel Dowdy Ray Elrod Peggy Elder 31 Jack Barnes Royce Chilton Billie Joe Crowder Dor1s Emerson Mary Sue Farrabee Dorls Freeman N3Oml Freeman W D Freeman TYBVIS Gentry Robert Gulledge Wlllxe Mae Gulledge Vkfalter Gunter Velma Vrrgmla Gregory Edna Earl Gross Ellzabeth Gumble Alllgene Gentry June Gllchrlst Jack Grant Curtls Hayes Audrey Horsley Aaron Hooper Evelyn Hopper 32 Wllllam Hamxlton Wrlson Harper Edna Hlcks Nadxne Horton Geraldme Holland Jlmmy Hawkms Lucnle Jones Joe Jones Raymond Jones James Johnson Sherman Johnson Edward Jones Dorothy Jean Jones Helen Kelly Davld Keenum Austln Kllgro Berry Kent Joyce Kerr Jack Lambert Andrew Lewlskle J D Lovoy Horace Lumpkm Jack Lancaster Helen Marks Chrlstme May Lula Muskett Eugene Mmton Catherme Malone V1rg1n1a Meeks Jack McNeally Mary Sue McClendon Charles McClure Carolyn Noles Thomas Patton Lloyd Pollard Jean Pate Munel Pay ton Nettle Ruth Phxllxps The 1945 Tal m n E I G H T H G R A D E Charles Frazier Ovie Lee Hubbard J. 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Mashburn EIGHTH GRADE Evett Pope Ir1s Jean Pruett Revere Perkms Nathan Peyton Lavaughn Pugh Dorothy Patterson Nellxe Ruth Phlllrps Rosle Lee Ponder Paullne Prlchard Dan Perry Leroy Roberts James Ramsey Malcolm Rowell Jewel Reeves Harold Roper Jo Frances Reinhardt Frances Roberts Mary Grace Reed Bxlly Reagan l uther Roberson The 104 3 Talrsman H L Rowe Herman Self Marvm Snow Mildred S1ms Mnllard Snow Ben Stansell Dorothy Small Margle Lou Stephens Joyce Stroup Charles Slmpson Stonewall Sanders James Smnth Imogene Snead Juamta Starlmg Betty S1mmons Roy Stephens Johnnie Taylor Elmer Turner Cornelna Tyler Brllxe lean Van Zandt Everett Walker Tommle Wallace Betty Whltten Frances Whntten Albert Weems Herman Wllll3mSOH Howard Warren Jerry Walker Jumor Whxte Jack Wall Wxlburn Wlllxams Therman Wllll3mSOH B1ll1e Wllson Mary B Watson Ellzabeth Whxte Ann Wood Edward Watts Frank Whlte Robert Wlllxamson Bllly Whxte 33 ' fa 7 i4 , Y 5 lax Q I Ai R 1 1 i zgg 1 afoflme P zlgiwlzlzgf faas -lp i ' ' ' 4, , , aff! f -i. 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' j if K., 1 1 , ? 7 ' ffl' g 9 1? .:g' 3 4 lji rl 1 - ' 1 E' 1 Re ' ' LL C 0 KC n MAJORETTES Gall Young Mane Mayo Margaret Shrum and lrances Burke OUR BAND The now famous Emma Sansom Band has grown by leaps and bounds smce the fall of 1938 when Lamar Trrplett became drrector The orgamzatlon was then only two years old and consrsted of forty members By sprmg of 39 twenty new members had been added and our first three majorettes Carlene Fletcher Marlon Westley and Dorothy Bradley had been chosen The year had been very successful but lt wasnt untxl 1940 that the band really began to make a name for rtself Wrth a personnel Brrmmgham Alabama and became Alabamas number two band Later xn the same year xt agaxn won second place at the annual Straw berry Festrval ln Cullman Alabama T1me marched on as the poets say and our band agaln marched on to Legron Fleld at Brrmrngham as contestant number thrrteen rn the 41 42 state contest Th1s trme they reached the top of the ladd r of success and became the Alabama State Champlonshlp Band' of eighty it entered for the Hrst time the state-wide band contest in , -, Q . . G The 1943 Tal sman Color Guard Ferrell Cornutt Jeanette Herrlng Jack Stewart Drum Majors Bxlly Hale John L Turner Majorettes Frances Burke Marle Mayo Margaret Shrum Gall Young Clarmets Lola Alllson Dorothy Cochran James Curry Eugenxa Entrlkm Jane Entrlkm Delmas Golden Jean Harr1s Betty Carol Huske Mary Lons McDan1els Juamta Marks Elxzabeth May Blllle Jo Moon Dons Oaks Paulme Pritchett Helen Ruth Selvxdge Ruth Mae Sxmpson Geraldme Staniield Sarah Thomas Mary Jo Fults Dons Emerson The 1943 Tal smun BAND MEMBERS Cornets and Trumpets Howard Carroll Mary Fletcher Tommy Fults Howard Gray Kenneth Gray Ada Jo Gross Earl Hooks Mary Sue McClendon Ben Pllllttary B1lly Reagan Grady Stapler Jerome Sullrns James Turner James Wallace Brlly Westmoreland Barztones Jack Bonds Elbert Cornutt Edna Sue Young Bass Lee Burgess Howard Carroll Emmett Cornutt Harold Pugh Saxophones Donald Aultman Thomas Brown Basxl GllChflSI Ruth Gross Betty Faye Johnson Flute Jack Floyd Oboe Joyce Kerr Glockenspzel Carolyn Machen H oms Gypsy Entrxkxn Carl Grxlfm Verna Nlx Mackne O Gumn Clayton Owens Dorxs Peek James Wlllxams Drums Eulxce Garner L C Sharpton Joyce Worley Trombones C D Byrum Homer Carroll Jlmmxe Chambers Ralph Smlth Ray Stone Ned Walters Thomas Wheeler Hoyt Wrggonton Cymbals Fred Elllot Electrzczan Ward Turner 37 - - - Alvin Cornutt I, BAND LEADERS Lamar Tnplett Dlrector Howard Carroll ASSISIQHI D1rector I-loxt Vwxggonton Presldent Homer Carroll Secretary Trrasurer 'l lu Pmma Sansom Band pnsrnud two wry succrssful con VKLIL Semper Fzdelzs llVlarch7 John Phlllp Sousa March Relzqzoso VJ P Chambers Cabms lAn Amerlcan Rhapsodyl James R Cullette Poet and Peasant lOwrtureJ J Von Suppe lzaht Caralrq lOurtureJ J Von Suppe Ameman Rhapsody Long The 1943 Talzsmarv 'Wm v 7' ' Y- I curts during the scholastic year, A few compositions played . C . c V, , A 1 A u yn SOLOIST CLUB Lola Allrson Eugema Entrrkm Jane Entrrkm Basrl G11chr1st Dorothy Golden 'Vlary Lors lVlcDan1els Joyce Kerr Paullne Prltchett Sarah Thomas Elmabeth Whlte Ann Wood Jxmmn Chambers Od lzlegze by Massenet Le Secret Spcznzsh Dance Ao 9 by 'Vlos7owsk1 Valae lente by Delxbes Sonq ll zthoul VK ords by Tschalkoyy sky Tranquzlzly by George D Barnard Ruaqed Cross by Rev George Bennard Burcurolle by Tschalkovyslxy Chrrzchzrzbzm Chanson Trzsle by J Qehalkovy sky Beautiful Dreamer by Stephen losur franquzlztu by Cnorgr D Barnard 143 l lsnfun QUARTETTE Jack Floy d Flute and Pzccolo Joyce Kerr Oboe and flurznel Xlary Jo Pulte Buss flannel l ola Allrson flurzmz l yyo Qpeoal numbers play d by thls quarutte yyer lrelude .XIX Xolumr 7 by J S ach Anclunle Quartette ln D by R Bohm X oxman I D . , ,. . , . I Y , F Y L 4 Y I . . ., A V VV J u V I A ' ' b I I 3 1 D ' ' , v ' r ' 'f 1 ' u - '- 1 Q ' ' ' ' , , . 1 , , i - .I ' ', , ' ' A v D, y ' Hoyt Wiggonton An lfurl by Fillmore , , ' 3 W . V D A Y k x V x ' ' ' ' cz 1 I I r r r x I . . B ,- I , ' ' NUI A A 39 High School Glee Club Instructor ,..........,.......,,....... ..., .......,.... M a rtha Murphree Lou1se Anderson Alpha Mae Argo Betty Armstrong Martha Jane Bam Mary Barnes Doris Barron Frances Bearden Mary Jewel Bentley I-Illda Blackwood Cordella Bolton Shlrley Camp Nora Jane Cargal Mae Chamblee Evelyn Cherry Vxrgmla Cherry Imogene Clxne Betty Nell Coker Katherme Crenshaw 40 MEMBERS Mavls Dowdy Sara Esslmger Wlllodean Cupson Dora Green Martha Grxffxth Bobble Jean Hale Jackle Harvey Clara I'Ilggll'lbOth3ITl Marne Johns Mary Leftwlch Mmnxe Long Memorle Lovell Dons McCollum Loretta McDan1eI Katherme Maxwell Loulse Payton Geraldme Oakes Marjone Payton Mxldred Perklns Mary Perry Alma Loxs Phllllps Ruby Lee Phlll1pS Imogene R1chards Tommle Rlchards Jan1e Roberson Josephxne Rogers Meryl Rowlands Maedale Shrum Evelyn Starllng Nellle Jo Stewart Mary Nell Street Mary F Strxckland Chr1st1ne Sweeney Margaret Walker Symle Gay Walters The 1943 Talisman Glrls Elghth Grade Glee Club Earlene Bam Frances Bearden Barbara Ann Beck Mary Belk Josephme Boyd Nell Jo Brogdon Dorothy Bullocks Anna Merle Carr Myrtle Carrol Betty Cason Jean Cason Loxs Chambers Vera Chambers Chrlstxne Cheatwood Herstme Cheatwood Ruth Cherry Edna Cook Dorls Cox Jean Davxs Wanda Dooley The 1943 Talisman Edna Mae Drrskell Phyllrs Dyer Peggy Elder Mary Sue Farrabee Naomx Freeman Velma Gregory Edna Earle Cwross W1ll1e Jo Gulledge Evelyn Harper Edna Mae Hlcks Audrey Horsley Nadme Horton Ov1e Lee Hubbard Dorothy Jones Luclle Jones Helen Kelly Betty Kent Catherme Malone Helen Marks Chrnstme May V1rg1n1a Meeks Lula Muskett Carolyn Noles Jean Pate Nellle Ruth Phlllxps Nettle Ruth Ph1ll1ps Evett Pope Ins Jean Prultt Frances Roberts Dorothy Small Imogene Sneed Juamta Starlmg Margie Lou Stephens Joyce Stroup Bxllle Jean Van Zandt TOmml2 Wallace Mary Watson Betty Sue Whltten Frances Whrtten 41 CAST OF OPERETTA. MARTHA Q ' I Doris Bentley Doris Freeman Dorothy Patterson fzrst row Rutella Mooney Genevreve Coker Vxrgmxa Tuggle Jean McClendon Dorothy Beard Yvonne lord Sarah Wlllxs Tommle Rxchards Mavls Dowdy Janle Robinson Ina Lee All1son Lorralne Yother Second rou, Joy Roberts Paula Dooley Gwendolyn Reed Mane Hmll Floxse Gowens I1ll1an Moon Jean Gentry Dons Erwxn Marte Hodge Catherlne Carlton Alma Carroll Bottom row Mrs Moore Mary Fletcher Loulse Payton Vlvlan Broun MargartBowd Bessle Smlth Mar garet Shrum. Betty Jo Harvey, Mary Jewel Bentley, Blanche White, Pauline Redden. llrances .Horton, Myrtis El- d. IO F H A CLUB The F H A Club of Emma Sansom IS afflllated W1th the Future Hom makers of Alabama a state orgamzatxon for students of Vocatlonal Home Ee onomlcs The objects of the orgamzatxon are l To foster hxgh rdeals for laomemakmg 2 To promote vocatlonal home economlcs rn the hlgh schools of Alabama 3 To help members solve satlsfactorxly thexr home problems through the use of Home Economlcs 4 To encourage thr1ft 5 To guxde members 1n selectxng therr professxon or occupauon 6 To promote scholar shrp 7 To mterest members 1n developlng hobbles 8 To help members working as a group to feel the lmportance of bemg able to lead and to follow 4.2 The 1943 Tallsmar' V 1 The 1943 Tulzsmun F H A SNAPS Can she bake a cherry ple Bllly Boy? Can she bake a cherry ple charmmg Brlly She can bake a cherry ple qu1ck as a cat AND she s an F H A from Sansom H1 can Wmk uts eye o 0 Q , . . . . j , . 1 . . , Top rou, Mr Vlckery Juanxta Conner Hallman Johnson Curtts Chavers Russell Owens Herman Bell amy Iarl Iiortson Robert Neal Dons Sulltns Nellte Cannon Mtss McAdams Bottom rote I'ranc1s Carlton Faye Street Carolyn Rape Imogene Ellis Ruby Jo Cason Dons Ruth Walk er Edith Bradley Myrtle Stewart Imogene Stansell Anme Jo Muskett D O CLUB The Dtversxfied Occupatlons Club was organtzed for the ben eflt of those students who because of thetr afternoon Work tn the shops and stores were cut off from much of the soctal l1fe of the school Dorts Sullms Robert Neal Lots Oltver Imogene Ellrs 4-4- Offzcers Instructors Miss MCADAMS MR VICKERY Prestdent Vtce Prestdent Secretary Treasurer The 1943 Talzsman 1 v... ' ' ' . Y I A . . . . . . , Y v . , . 4. ' . . ' ' , v v Middle rou, Joe Nears Howard Marks Chester Fletcher Lee Orren Moon Charles Bentley James Hrcks Gene Brown Paul Perry Bottom rou. Johnny Gallagher frank FYWIH D n Boman Bud Warmck Johnny Jones Ralph Smith Harvey Hearn 'S CLUB SANSOM LETTERMAN S CLUB Offzcers Dan Boman Presldent Paul Perry Vlce Presldent Howard Marks Secretary Treasurer Johnny Adcock Dan Boman Charles Bentley Charles Bradshaw Gene Brown Robert Cannon Charles Cargal Cody Clayton Jacob Clayton Brllre Joe Dodd The 194 3 Talisman MEMBERS Frank Erwm Chester Fletcher Wrnfred Garner Harvey Hearn James Hrcks Robert Hood Johnny Jones Robert Lnmbaugh Ray McCulley Howard Marks James Marks Lee Orren Moon Joe Nears Paul Perry L E Reavns Ralph Smlth Elmer Stewart Bud Warmck Blll Wall Calvm Yother 40 Top row-Billy Wall, Charles Bradshaw. L. E. Reavis, Robert Cannon. Winfred Garner, Charles Cargal I ll Basll Gxlchrnst Xflfglfllii T uggle Howard Vlarks I alias Jackson Dons Sullms Rlchard Elhott The 1943 Talrsmun THE TALISMAN OFFICERS Edxtor Assocxau Edltor Sports Ldxtor Busmess 'Vlanagur As lstant Busmess Vlanaggr AdYCfIlSlflg 'Vlanagu The Tallsman Staff Edztorral Slaff Basll Culchrrst Vrrgrnra Tuggle Howard Marks Gcnevreve Coker Dorothy Penland Marjorre Edwards Margre Hxcks Imogene Ellrs Dorothy Beard Elmer Stewart Dowlnng Croft Mary Jo Fults Yvonne Ford Bessre Ruth Smrth Jean McClendon Johnny Gallagher Business Staff Dons Sullms Rlchard Ellrot Dan Archer Verbon Bynum Mrldred Collrns Margaret Shrum Frances Yancey Nrlmarg Benefleld lee Orren Moon Dolph Wrllrams The 1045 Tal sman Evelyn Robinson Lelias Jackson I .A. I 1- 1943 'lulrmmrv Our Staff nv-M 49 M wif? ML Q if-5 if One 'haf on 91910151 e QL, 1! 153,51 ---'-'-5551- 0 w -K., Q1 1 4 f Y ' I , N 1 QQ, 1 X ' 0 1 X , Xi X AR S1 V ' Q rf' - . 'f' a 1 f 1 iv 5, N 4 L1 N W X 5 XX 11 X1 Af JL 11' bs 29i'Qgi- ,A i -'-+223 i L7 ' ' 'lvl Ll.l Z u.l U cn Z O I- 4 Z O Z O U LZ Z Z N Kung Homer Carroll Jr Scmor Class The 1945 Talzsman Lols Rhodes Semor Clues Q Queen COURT OF HONOR ADA Jo GROSS FFRRFLI CORNUTT JUNIOR Cl ASS ,L E EARL PARKFR MARY LOIS MCDANIEL SOPHOMORE CLASS 54 Th 1243 'I COURT OF HONOR ,L BFTTY NYLL COKER ROBFRT CANXJON YRFSHMAN CLASS JACK LANIBFRT Toxixur WA1 mm EIGHT H GRADF h 1143 Tu! CLASS FAVORITES Bessle Ruth Smlth Vlrglnla Tuggle Sybll Johns I l43T CLASS FAVORITES Zora Cheatwood Faye Street Frances Burke 5 Junior Class A . ,C 0 , am. ' Junior Class Junior Class CLASS FAVORITES Mary Jewel Bentley Dorls Erwin Sophomore Class Sophorn e Claw 'Z Joy Roberts Sophomore Cla 53 Th ll 4 CLASS FAVORITES Marne Johns Freshman Class The 1943 Talisman Evelyn Cherry Freshman fxlass Maedell Ellns Freshman Class 4.,r-.N-,p CLASS FAVORITES Chrlstlne May E hhG d Elizabeth Nlx Betty Jo Bradley E hhG d 60 1 T Ng! 56 V U f fclvefzfxl ana gusface oi l M T:-.. fl -1 Q R, ,I .gi 6uQHf', if 'Eiga , --.. Q I -ZZ w 7 Y i.:- S -1 P52 ' L x2 Q IL. ZA 2 7 NX ...-if f .1-1 Q- .-f gm , -1 E1 ,,,, I f x ---'ii . ,..f- 'f 3 ? .ll in-1-1? 4-113 -f-,:.-..-fl Lx fi- ':+ N -..TLT N ,QL1 62 as? if 4, as ae Mimi? Buch rote Clayton Hood Bentley Hearn from r e Adole Bradshaw Fletcher Bomln Perry Dodd Vlarles 1942 FOOTBALL Sansom s Rebels of 42 enjoyed one of the greatest seasons in the history of Etow ah County football Boasting a powerful line and a wealth of yersatrle backs the Rebels were a match for any high s hool team in the nation Playing their second year under coaches Dunn and Morgan and captained by Cody Clay ton they started strong by' oyerwhelming Hokes Bluff 47vO and finished up in 1 blaze of glory by crushing Etow ah County High 27-0. The Rebel team numbered among its yictims such teams as Fort Payne, Tuscaloosa County High. Cilencoe, and Jordan High of Columbus, and were nosed out by a single point by Anniston, and 3 points by Ciadsden. In winning 7. losing 2, and rolling up 280 points to 62, they' showed a well-balanced and tricky' offense as will as 1 powerful defense. It will be a long time before Etow ah County' football fans will be treated to such broken field runs against major opposition such as those of Cody' Clay- The 194 3 Tulismem 1942 FOOTBALL ton Huryty Hnrn Rxlph Smlth und Robtrt Hood lhtst boys vslth tht and of Supcrb blocking by thc llnt and C hlrlts Btntlcy ont of thc bwt quirt rbaclxs ln Al1b1m1 mwdt lnnumcriblc long runs agamst such tnmi 19 Annxston lueculoom lordln und GadQdtn lht run thlt Hood madc for 1 touchdown on thc Hrst pl1y wgnnst luscaloom thc runs that Hcarn madt for touthdoyy ns igilnst Cndsdtn 1nd lone, punts ot Cody Clayton agnnit ftouah yxxll go doyyn as clusslcs ol brokcn ncld runnlng and yylll COHIIUUL to thrall nn thur rt tclhng by Sansom fans Our hats arc ofl to thxs grcat ttam for tts fine Splfll IIS sportsmanshlp and 1tQ gmt and to thc coaches for thur finc job of coachmg 'I hey vull all be re membcrcd for haung added a glorlous pagc to the hlstory of Emma Sansom Football ut mu ut lfgll lmxton lru H1771 rom o ty mms olllrd XX urn tk N tfu cy Cmnon l IL s x '44-f A53 J 'Ihe 1143 Iulzsnmv September I 8 October I October 9 October I6 October Z3 October 30 November 6 Novembar IZ 64 -'IQ Neff 'le- TEAM IN ACTION I942 SCI-IEDUI E Hokw Bluff HCWIII Glen oe Annlston Jordan Gadsden Tusealoosa County Etowah Sansom Sansom San om Smeom Qansom Sansom Sansom Sansom The 1043 Talrsman I e nw 'H f' 4 I 1 rv -.ax . w . L X, L ,I hfe I, gb tx W 0 ' 1 -. .... 0 . . . . . . . 47 September 25 Dekalb ..... 6 Sansom ..... 26 I ' ..... 6 ,..., 53 c '..... O . .S ...,. 9 I ' ..., I3 I 6 I . . . . I2 1 ,.... 0 6 ..... 47 - . x.... Z2 ..... I9 ' . . . . 15 .... . 40 1 . . . . . O . . . . . 27 Top rote 'Scruggs Solley Adcock Boman 'Vlarks Thzrd rote l-let her Yother Perry Nears Seond rote Qmlth Bentley Clayton Hearn Hicks st r Clayton Stewart Car a SANSOM S SENIORS Few people will think of the graduation class of 1943 without remembering these senior boys who worked so hard and played so well on the football team 1943 not only ends their high school days but also rounds out their prep football careers Not all of these boys have been stars some of them warmed the bench a great part of the time but it took all of them to make our football squad Each one is a credit to our coaches and to our s hool They will not be with us next year but we can t forget such boys as these Cody Clayton our team s captain and star halfback Mule Bentley our hard hitting quarterback Jake Clayton our sup rb quarterback and blocker Harvey Hearn our never to be forgotten flashy side stepping halfback James Hicks a promising halfback Rachel Smith our sensational halfback and regular power house on the gridiron Boom Boom Stewart our transformed musician who kept up the spirit of our team with his wit year Danny Boman our rangy center who could always be counted on to snap that ball to the spot Squmch Perry our likable and dependable co captain Goat Nears another guard who was instrumental in paying the way for those 'ian om touchdowns Chester Fletcher a guard who was always there to get that little extra yardage Calym Yother an end w ho show ed spirit and grit and always tried hard James Nlarks our hard charging flanks man whose bruising tackles won t be forgotten by Anniston S orty Scruggs 1 ard worker and a faithful member of the squad Big John Adcock who could always b counted on to break up those off tackle and end around plays and Ben Solley another fine end and Grand fellow who will always be re'nen'bered by us Ihele-12 Iulzsn ell' ll-e U . xl, . y . - . Ftrs uw- ' . ei ' ' . . g l. I 41 V D H V' I I . 'A 1 3 I 3 ! 1 I V V Y 3 I Q 3 L . 1' Y- Y' Y V Y and humor: Charles Cargal. a champion hard-driving fullback who proved his ability in one Y . 7 ' V. 1 VL ' X 3 X S V hy 3 I 'I r V X Y Y 1 5 4 1 3 V Z dc V. 5 l 5 v x ' x -i 1 'A H y Y v 1 v C I L D x I ' V Yr 5 Y ' N. xg 3 1 1 5 X' 4 'V ' ' ' N mr: OUR MANAGERS L E RI AXIS JOHNNY! DAVFNPOR1 AND HOWARD VIARKS OUR COACHES Duxllr DLxx KExxfTH VIORCANI The 1943 Talxsmarv . . 3 ' , U. . '. .' ' A R N Q RH' 1 11 ir! 0 U R The 1943 Talisman CODY CLAYTON HARVEX HEARN RACHEL SMITH ROBERT HOOD MULE BENTLEH JMALS MARKS BK JOHN ADCOCK STARS SQUINCH PERRY DANNY Boww JOE NEARS BILLY JOE DODD JOHNNY JONES Bl NI SOLLEY 'Q W ' A ll 5, ' L S k 1 N. u. , 'J A Y OUR CHEERLEADERS :WW if RN x I HU x IIIXX Nic X IKIAX Bkoxxx 68 lulzsr 1 Bentley Adcock Yothtr Moon Boman 1943 BASKETBALL The Rebel basketball team playmg 1ts second year under Coach Morgan was one of the hlghest scormg aggregatlons rn the state Thelr fast plav ln the Etowah County Tournamen whlch they easlly won over their county rlvals caused them to be seeded number one nn the Slxth Drstrrct Tournament They reached the1r peak 1n the county tournament however scormg one sxded vxc torxes over Sardls Glencoe and Gadsden to wxn the champronshlp 'I he Rebels contlnued to play a dazzlmg brand of basketball ln the d1str1ct tournament untll the fourth quarter of the game wnth Glencoe Gomg 1nto the final quarter of thxs game wnth a 10 pomt lead three regulars rncludnng high scorer Johnny Adcock qutckly fouled out Mxnus the servlces of these three aces Sansom was no match for the Glencoe Yellow Jackets and was de feated tn the final 30 seconds of play Although thls defeat put Sansom out of the tournament thexr iirst five men demonstrated thelr supertortty to any team 1n the tournament You have to be good and lucky to wm them Sansom was not lucky For hrs stellar play durmg the tournament Johnny Adcock was chosen all drstrlct center but the success of the Sansom team was due chxefly to the fine way ln whrch all five men worked together ' . 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The 1943 Talisman 69 we 0 fzsmurr KI! l olm Alhion l ouxsc Ancltrson Dm Archtt Jlmllly Arnold lrrltnt Pnynt lrmk Bnrd han Bard Vlarytn Btntmld Dorts Ann Btntlty Jot l ynn Pzoxxtn llomtr Brooks Dorothy Bullotk Vtrbon Bynum Homtr Cirroll Gordon Cjhtmpron lmogtnt C lmt Dorothy C othrm Dons Mtrrt Com Btttyf Ntll Cwoktr Gtnevrcxt Coktr Mlldrad Collins C hfton C orbm litrrull C ornutt Hrrold C Orlttlll fdrth C oittllo Dorls C ox than Dum Plult Doolty XV1nd1 Doolty Hwtl Dowdy Dorrs I lcltr Robtrti Llltot Mrldrtd Ftrguson Jac lloyd Junm Gtntry Bull Grlchrtst Ada Jo Cross HONOR ROLL l tln1 l lrl Crrois llorut Hllt Fully Xlfglllll Hull lmogtnt Hxrrli t rt Iryt t nmtt H rrmg, ldnt l lcks 'Xllrgrt lqlnld Xl1r1t Hodgt 'Xulmt Horton lonts lrmk Iohns 1 lrmts lohnsm lout Ktrr Ink l rmbiugh Xltmorlt loytll C trolrnt Mnhtn Dorrx X'lcC ollum l ortttt lVltDan1tl Xlrry lots MtDan1tl Parlht Jo Moon Xlukrt D Crurnn I rrl lark r Dorothy Ptnlmd Ntthm P yton Fully Phtlhps Brlly Rngan lu lrtntts lzLlIllU'lI'Cll l ols Rhodts lrmtts Robtrts Xlrry Frmtts Strttklmd C harlm lhomas lloyd lhrui utr Xlmry B XX itson Xllllflflt Xklltson frm ts XX httttn C ourltsty of YVlNlA SAINSOX4 IU NIC HROOW 72 Ih I I . t . 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A .1111 ,u,,:,,,,.., 3 KEEP THE FLAG FLYING' A It rvprewnls the lzlnnrl SHPIII mul leurs thnusmuls 0 lrnvruunw uho lm u ALILPII l,lPll' lups In lmpp ll uuung itll 1XN A I LI' XMI lfhl IST YUIR l'I1llllN1 DINIES X0lR If It Ill IN! DUILKRS I0 lxhFP KWH' RI! X I-ORIWPR llll- IXND Ol' THI' PREI' AND THF HUNII' UI' THE BRANI' ' Y WAR BOINDQ KIND STAMP ' I his Spa: 0 lllllfflllllfllll In SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO plum nt Fourth Street Cash Store f R01ERIhS XII' NTS dnl PRPNH NP! I' TXBIFS , u Sl-IUINL il KBKNIA 1ll'1 1 Pull XII Dmtor Pr: -urlptlnn McNair Drug Company Un the Square llll' Rl' N U I YIURI' Xldlnanm f its Phone-1 Phonv IJZ6 209 Fourth Mn-vt D dN 2.50. Night 387 0 I9-13 lulzsmur' 75 x -5 0 ' . . . 'ga E . a 3 1. . rf' 2 X , N V ' ,f- 3 N . .' ' . of 'gf 2111- X X4 X A n ,I , X t. i. . . . ., , . . .q S . . . Q. tr. - V. iv,-f -1' V -.,... .. V- ..f. Afl A Af L J A L I . I . M1 , ' v . . r . f 1 - . - 1 Y, r. - 1 A ' J ,A x A f 4 A Af J J A Af . w - , . V- . - w 4 A . . . . 4 v . . .. 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V - -. , v I I 4 t A I 9 I 4 I sh - ' Phone 1030 200 Sixth and Skill!-Nblil H , uw i Q h P Q lfurnplirnvnls f V ' ' ' of I I - ' , ' ' ' 3 Q C K . . ' ' ' - , . . ' . 12 . Q .' ' ' 2 Ih I 4? Tulfsmun It W Y N N S CLEANERS Disc ount for L1-.ll uul I nn I ANTI' RBURX STATION l,ll0lll 569 fulsllen s Ulllvsl Purmlurc Store HTH Sl' I'l'R'NISHlIN1S XND Cnty Drug Cgmpqny Whlfe Furniture Company xurx mn SFRYIII' U lu rv IHIIHY Purmlurr I usts loss V all Sire cl 109 Broad Stu nt aw 189 Phonps lNl,.,ht T65 1 R Phfmv 241 .' ' 'z 4 1 Ia ' ' ' .. Q I ' Q . lfnmplinu-ul. -'G I- -- I- ' ' 1 A' ' of STUYES QIQ 'L ' 'II HH W1 .' H V 1 .1 I-U : 51 ' 78 'lhhv 1043 'lull 71 Best W'ishPs from Quality Laundry 6' Dry Cleaners and Gadsden Laundry 6' Dry Cleaners Phone-x ualltw 1148 f .ulsqlon 68 Jake Hamilton EM' Florlst THE BEMTX Damty Bakery About Our Business and Lunch IS FLOW ERS Phone 9148 Ph me 46 2422 fan ltr Menus 1 ailsdfn 201 W all Street Uahama Cltv L. 2 . 1 , ' ' ' 1' ri ' 1 ' ' Q 2 s V' .1 .f ' ' ' Ih 1043 Talisman Compliments C F C R 0 S S .JEWELERS Phone I 13 Gadsden, Alabama Items Iou Wflll Fund at the SINFER SEWING QHOPS dr? Tllrearl, Slnle Fasteners, Dre ss Slnelcls QPISSOFS, Blas Blnrlmg and Buttons are Button and Buckle Cowerlng, Custom made Belts Monogrammmg Hem stitching and Repairing of Maclnnes Singer Sewing Machme Co FOIIIPIIIIIPIIIS o Rhodes Perdue Furniture Co ,I Wilbur Jrlllil Ilgr ADI THING FOR YOUR HOME QUALITX MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWFST PRIFF Phone 662 80 17701945 T11 Smun O O cs 97 K I n A - I FASHION SERVICES AVAILABLE V ' - T y 9 . 9 ' v Y Compliments of MAN DERSON S COAL YARD A TON OF SATISFALTION Phono 1886 I Taylor S Frank Duncan Optometrist and Optnwns 9 Spuldllu LURLEE SUITS Phone 360 Phone 1 1 32 f round Floor of Mulu ll Blllllllll 1 ulsdc n xldlhllll 1 9 Broad Strut 1 .ulsdcn Aldhdllld cc ' ' , N no . , . ffumpl'nwnt.' lfomplimvnls of of I A - W . WY. Q - in - , . w . . . . I ' I ' 'Z g gi 31 ..,g. 7h lf!-if Tulzsnmn Best WXICIIPS from LI LY PUR E ICE CREAM A llllllV Produxt M ule for Your Enjovnunt nldllllfdIll.ll'1'll luv LILX ll E LRILAM QOMPANY 1 .ulsden Aldlldllld or Your Future' Dr W C Whatley ff Dentzst Lewls Cleaners Phonxs Orme 1144 Resulence 1287 R Plume no Yvall Street Alabama l nh W all Street Aldlldlllcl 1 IIS 82 The 1943 Tal smcm Q 1 ' Y ' 1 , ' ' 2 Q. , , . . . f:UllllIlilllPllfS nf Hes' uv'fishes f ' ll I I l . ii . 1 -v , . , ,4- Compliments Of JACK S COAL YARD Vi HERE S TON IS A TON Phone 918 Gadsden Loan and Cox and Lynn Investment Co Grocery K N g FRESH WIEAFS AND N14 ETABI Ls A 1 OOD PLACE TO BORROW HONEX 561 East Tumalooma -Menue ll l North Fourth Nlrc tl U lb im I 1 In f aclsclen Phone 212 1 as Y A ' ' an J. I. .lm-Elroy, .U r. . li . ff FEEDS . Q . Q W ' we ' ' 5 A '. .. .. A C 1 ' 7' Ih I 43 Tullfsnlun 83 MCELRGY DRUG COMPANY llllllrlllll V Sl lllllll DRUFFIST9 Phonv 661 Xl lb mm I ltv T D Herndon FRESH HEAT S l,ll0lll 21 1 5 1 1 I ll :ph Hub Furniture Company Loxated on fourth Street ln Alallnna 1 ltw PIIOIII 1990 84 Th 1943 Tal man 1 1 LN L 7 1 C2 , ii l ,-1 1 ' fy lfnmplimvuls of lf, , ',,,,.,,,s of UIUHIERIES, VEGETABLES AND - 1- 1 A X. Alalban za Ci y - ' 1' 1-S The A Pardr Rltz Theatre IS YOUR PLM E UF AYIUSEYIPNI' AND PNTILRTAIINYIFNT You -ire 4luavs lfelvonw 1 R01 ERIES AND FRI' sH MIL XIS IHONI' H29 420 YWAII 'WIRILILI on plz I I te B Brown s Department Store The Mdn-M-91110111 WAII :.rREF1 AIAIIAYIA un 4 mplna nl I R01 FRY Phonq 459 l omplrnwnl C C Clemons f its Dru, I o lomplele Pounlrun Serum' Sllllllllll'h9S and I old Plate: 101 YY all Strut 1 101 Q1 QTORE Wake Elmore 5 Your He ulqu for Qc hool Supplles uul TQ Xt Books Alalmnm f :tw IFN FS lh If-1? Iullmun . V . 1 .1 . - -. Y fy. ' I 44 . . 4. J . , -. . ., ..,. 1 I . N . 1 V A A A 1 n . A 1' 1 V T .. gl . . 1. , I, ll 1 'llPl. of I . . .01 I . . W, . lf: 'rl' surf V J EI ' L R Moon . . mores . . Q I, ' F- sv' Q, n 1'r' fu' ez 1 as X ' A .MCI 1 i n' , ' xuf . . -in- I 0' f. U- v xx f 'Q as TIIAIJIQ YYITII 'I'llli BUYS' Ivo Illlaralltm Smith s Furniture I SIIIII II IIIKIIN Mandel s Department Store Il Sllill Al IIIANIA I Gadsden Hardware Company A IOWIPLETF LINE UI' HARDIX ARF II0l Nlf IIUI ll NND SPUIIIINI I UUDS 88 Pllillllh 889 Brown Grocery FRI-SII NIPAIS UNIT IPI I4 IAIILI-S FEEDS 201 North l'0lllIIl SIIIQI AI :In nn 1 I its Home Clothing Store XXIII SIIIII-I -IIAIIANIIIIII I Il 'I I lml Hrs I l'illIx rII'0ll1lIt Everybody s Market 502 W XII SIRFI I 86 'I' IJ-13 fzlsmav O ' I NYAI, . ICT If .v .I . .V CITY ':lIlIl'l'IlHl'llIS of th' I A I. II L' ' I A' I .' I fa - --- IVA . , . ' 'I CT . ZITI Nvzlr I'nsl UIII41' ' If I lmf 1 Y VIII , If Cum, 1' :wuts of i . . AI'.z , ' ' -11 I he ' ' 4 1.5 r DULI' YYILI IANIS ,IR Rc c ummm mls B 0 Q T 0 NIA N Shoes for Men You than Be Fittul in the Rll VVILLIAWIS SHOIL DEI ART XII' NT Hagedorn s Goldberg s UFPAR FMENI SIORP WALI S'l'RlIIi'l AIABANIA ll Arthur s Department Store Alabama Cnty Cash Store I IIONE 620 Vance Shoe Co Shoes 0 Integrity 420 BROAD STRFFI 1 XDSDI-N SI ABNNIK Dwight Square Servlce Station SINLLAIR GAS AND OILS Phonm 9261 all .mul Ixwlc xllhdllld nh M1411 n 87 S , ,', , lumplmwnt-s of I D X ' ' . 4 ' , 1 IX I lIllIliIlllll'llfS of . . 1 .' .' ' ' 'Q 'A I I -al- I W'AI,I, STREET ALABAMA CITX t.'Ullllllillll'HfS of , v L, Y Y A hvi ' 2 f 1 ' ' C' v' if .' I ,A f, f 'I 3 SLI :Emu D F Smlth rocery and Servue Station I AQ OIL 301 863 Southern Shoe Store 508 BROAD STREET IADSDEN IT PAYS T0 SAYE AT Sandlln Furniture Company Phone 735 403 kvlc Annu: Canterburv Slatlon Alabama LIIV To ille Class of 43 Best W :shes from Employee s Finance Company Money Advanced uyltllllllt Ser IIIONE 51 614 SANQOM AY ENUE Al ABAMA urzty I l IW Alabama Novelty Company fmzn llothzers l HOWE 2061 206 A WAIL STREET ALABAMA 1 lT1 88 Th 1943 T I fomplrnmnts of . . K L G ' y , 'f , f ' Q ., . . . ' ' PIIOIIP Forrest Shoes for the Entire Family I u I ,- ' . 4 , v . , 1 J ' , W .. 7 ' Y e u isn Bllbros Drug Store ln Business or lour Health I IIUNI' 949 609 I'UIIIII'NI K KIIKWIK III1 Phllllp s Grocery Crm erles and Ml ats I'IIONF :wi 222 I'0IIIiI'NI KNPNI F 'II AIIIWII I II1 I 1-ll I ll A and H Cafe Nc ss Ior :hon IURVI' II 'HI III I FR IND W All W1 51 ru Se aloud S11 lk l omphments 0 Franklm News Stand ISA IIRUKD SIIII'I'I Dnckson Cash Store Crm erles and Fresh Meats I22 I'0IIIII'SI 'IWFNIF url r I' rr: nm Sunni lvrnplunf nts u Klmner Furniture Co Umm m1I Uprrllcd In Il A Ixlmns 101 W UI SIRFPI lumplunenls u Buddue s Cafe 4luas'-r Best Ill Fats Du Not I ash Your II ar Bands Su- I s Cnty Fmance I IIUNF 841 108 NUI I'II SIX'lII SI'IIFI'I I 141 Ialrsm a I ' ' I n f lv I 5 . 2 .' , V , - , ffl I - f ' . f iv- ' . 'z ' ' I I I .' I ,I 1 .' Y. , , qs,-175 -. , . ,. and Utln-r IM-lim-zu-ies . A- - , . f 1 . ' ' . . . ' I. ', -rl: - 4 - i' . . . ' ' -r II lv 'u -al 1 I f -' I Strvvl , f 'A -f' A J 1 iv l 9 ' .V y .I - , 1 . . I ' 'V' 1 . 'A 1 . 1 x' ' ' ' un 89 C. M. Wiggins Service Statiun Sinclair Gas and Oils PHONE 9262 SIXTH STREET AND FORREST lfrunplinwnts of Sutherlin Drug Co. 964 'I'l'S11Al,00SA AYENIE GADSDEN. ALAHANIA Plmlu-s 255. 567 Colwell Realty Company Farms Homes I ols IHUINI' 2 5 Gadsden Loan and Jewelry Co H0 BROAD SIRI' bl I omplrmvnle 0 Moody Strme FROT PRIEQ AND FRESH NIEATS Phone 945 Wall Street Drug Co I resrrrptron Druggrste Brock s lZth Street Cash Store Fruits I Pgetables Meats 501 'NOR'Ill IW Fl I' FII STREET I XDSDPN Al ABANIA I IIUNI i0f0 Al ABANIA IIT! 2 1 90 T 1043 TI . . . jf' 1 .- ' 'I TSI . .1 , 1 .J . , . 1 . . . , ,rl I . - I ., , .. , . by ' ' ,'-.- : . . , lf .' If.. , . 1 jf' , , ' , .- -1' A - A lhonv 34 he u f:0llIlllilHl'llfS nf LUIIIIIIIIIIPIIIS of L. H. Barron Grocery Co. r Hr. Y. Y. Kvrr Hr. YY. 11. lloml HI'01llllfPPl' Fowl Store Mr. 43. D. yI,.Uuni,.l Owns-rl and Upr-ran-cl by I I.. ll. Barron McDaniel s Barber Shop 800 SANSUNI PHONE 2551 W.-kl.l, 5'l'RlCli'l' AIABANI.-K urrx lhom 9263 Ill' LUXI' SKRBPQ LES XNIJ l OLI 1 thc Uri l' XT KT McCuen s nemo, MAXEY S GULF Service Statlon ms mn on Phone 9118 formr Ihlrrl and Form t Jake s Cafe llroul Mrut Company uulrh Tolls I rue Sells IHUNF 118 WUI SIR HKXYIK1 lh14iII 91 ' - ' . Ur - u- I l fllf Iltlfff I I I 12 .V 1 S 7 3 - ' - ts N ,,, Wall Street Furniture I , ,, I ' U non .V rim' our , :rn 1' 'f 'uzmmn Claude E Glbbs Grocery East Tuscqloosn Avenue Aldhqlllq Llty BOWL FOR HEALTH Hugley s Gadsden Bowllng lRFDIT fLOTHINI STORE lx BROAD STREET Ce n te r 1 ADQDEN Al ABAMA If Mitchell Beauty Darlmg Shop Shop 'ADSDEN ALABAMA AT W All STREF 1' UND SANSOVI AN ElNl E I ompllments 0 Gadsden Business College Fnrst Nu ,.,.1 11 Bulk Isllllfllllg Phone 874 XI' X l kT I I gf fl 1 Ill ' I . ' ' c I ' ' , N. I C 1 Y lfnmplinwnl - of . . at . . 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